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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-19
THE EFFECT IN PITTsBURG.

PrrTsBURG. Pa, Sept. IS, 1878.
The news OF the suspension OF Jay Cooke & Co.
created considerable excitement in financial circles
here. Knots OF business meh about noon were
seen In front OF the various banking institutions on
Fourth avenue discussing the features OF the sus-
pension and anxiously awaiting further intelli-
gence.
Mcvay Brothers. formerly the agents OF the
firm at this city, were congratulating themselves
on their luck, and stating that If the failure had
occurred short time ago they would have been
out clean 100000.
James 7. Brady q Co., the present agents OF the
0rm, could not believe the report.
Mr.. Bailey said, ''There is nothing to make him
fail. The money market Is easy, his negotiation of
Northern Pacific bonds has been not unsuccessful,
and he has to certain degree the confluence OF
the Treasury Department, SO he could not have
been troubled Tor lack OF money. II he was really
financially rotten there would have been no reason
PRESIDENT GRANT HAS NO OPINION
union Of the Army Of the cu%berand was closeted
,or quite period this morning with number OF
distinguished military gentlemen that are here
with him, and with several prominent financial
men OIL this city and elsewhere. The rumor got
abroad That this meeting had something to do with
me startling news that had just been telegraphed
1t was impossible TO get near the President, and
MS mo1 n General Babcock, was interviewed
DO far as relates to the Syndicate loan.
1--WE have just heard OF the failure" said Gen.
eral Babcock, "only few minutes ago, and 1t
created some SURPRISE"
CORREsPoNDENT-Did the President express any
opinion Of the failure as it will affect the Syndicate
loan?
General BABcooK-I can assure you the Presi-
dent, knowing little OF financial matters, will ex-
press no opinion on the subject OF this failure,
Tor he has none to express. 1t Is matter
ON which am almost certain he would not speak.
How can this suspension affect the Syndicate lOanY
In no way that can see. There ought to be, and,
In all probability there are sufficient number OF
other firms in Syndicate to carry 1t. Jay Cooke &
Go. were only the active agents
1t Is learned that the private conferences of this
morning at the MOnOngahela House had no bear
Ing IN this matter, but was merely social gather
ing, on which the news Of the suspension OF this
great firm Tell with dampeninG effect.
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FINANCIAL.

Securities Insurance OF AL kinds ehccted with best
companies J. j HABRICH 4 GO, III Broadway.
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sI for req winter and q 70 TOR amber Mchsanthe
active With at
&C. cr san %xsd y Csc o ss Tor high S6 mixed
os a % Ss psos r
shSe wh and rs Gs wh S y
was quiet at9oc &c Barley and barley malt were
FnsIeIrs movement in berth freirhts to-day was
limited but the supply room offered was moderate and
full rates. and were mostly Sought after by the grain and
petroleum LEI trades The d were P % Lysr
boxes cneese at ess s25 hhds tobacco at l5s 10 Gas
SAT- erces ard VS at s The charters were Nor
sSan bark ense 70 Bristol e or rs with
4 Sofsestan bark, fence 70 the Tniied kias,
sSa for Sas ss ana i'npfd knsd%@ a
BARK arrive Win about sr.n an
al %h % and s sTsia,y ,aa SsTS
sHedSs Ws coast a csd ana Br bss @
9uarersdo at los 81, and Italian bark with quar-
bark sasr'ers grain raj a At los 'GsS
crman bark with os auar w do ana S"s an
AUSTRIAN brig with 1000 quarters all same rate;
general about current T ra.ss
@ SsFk petroleum. to e on hepss e
the Continent With o os r9 M 70
Fl sp H. 40 se HpSa either New York
nj. and he was VERY little refined
curry, the market ruled strong. Sales Of 1850 bbs
s1 # a. So1sn
ssT aad father %ea Il e s @ S.
Ssc Gases drm at 2isc 2,sc Naphtha entirely nomi
s aa is & 5asa w ss mana sns
s and unsettled Refined Suo;ed nomissy Isle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bills beef, Is packages cut
The pork market was hrm but inactive We note sales
Of 80 bbls for seplember, $. o.. at SIT Hh, 20
way at SIT SIN q SIS. Beef and beef hams were neg
lectcd and nominaliy UNCHANGED in value Cut meat,
400 city picked shoulders at &c. So4 bs loose bellies
10 lbs average at l0c 800 smoked shoulders at &c., 500
smoked hams at lie. and Teportedl 400 city picked
clear at sac $50 boxes do: at SIZE. and 500 boxes
short clear at s,&c deliverable in December and Janu
October las. halt at &C. 900 terces October. at sMe
draft on bill ading LOCO erces January, at SIC;
go ticrces do do, at l3l6c ESQ tierces kettle rem
ssc and $50 lcrces prime city at SIZE Butter was in
fair demand The whole market was hrmer, while
choice sold at an advance Cheese without decided
change
suaAR.,Raw was moderately active At full prices with
as ss sSa sv sna M s
Also last evening s4 boxes esntrfuss on priSss
IKE. fair to gooa fair &c. shc. good to prime.
Sic SIS :o srocery isir 9 good ssc q sssc;
salc 9'kc.; moIasses hhds and boxes &C. 7sc. me;
lado &C. 6t4c. Havana-Boxes. Dutch ard. Nos
SG = sAs c &c. &c. il g d 49,
l0s4c; white l0c. lie Porto Rico-Rcfnng, common
s. sRs ssz6us fair . 81 N
Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 to L. SIC. Ssc. Manila
superior and extra Superior ,,e 7tS &C.
aerces Of Carolina at s ssic 50 bags Of fatns At
quiet Sales 100 bbIs at &C. WIS "'' '''A'''
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

c.... u... .. ...,.. oAI ;cs Sept 10 1873 ~
bales sales, Stock. sasz WAC e' 'e'e'p'' 'A
NEW ORLKANs Sept. ls. 1878
receipts bales gross as sales SO STOCK, $50
MOBILE, Sept. Is 1874
E Sss EsSsr. s
Cotton quet middngs l7ssc low middiings, ne S:s
sros 5c sNss % stcek Nesrecept W. oae'
gssr J. 3 sz sa ;:s. )
20 lST double extra whea, dull; sales 1900 bushels
Corn Co.. = 81 rs sh
neg Corn mss SO for Sosd = g for nm
s,s psI tom canal p;Ss
asp6ia and SSs,on svc to New YORK Soc 70 Albany
3 SS OF ea H Ssasy
ss Gs s last
barley SGoo Do rye. Loo DO 6snai Shipments
S SO bushels c SS s. 81 do rvs do Rail =
e. barley sS rye ,sSS Canal fs Sas af%
% ssH ssE Flssr :sssy' sSS%
Ss 9 wheat S no sas. S 81 pS %ae
xss &c S do c1 uSa in no ssoa de- De-
@a%S sales IasSel; high mixed arrive
Ggh mixed in 9 &c nas sS,sa sales
winter Western. ii rs; prime Canada. 81 so other
tcles unchanged.
3 Flour steady and unchanged, Wheat aall and ln.
No. do, 81 liz 81 r. cash or september; 81 ossS
October dull and unsettled, and lower closing
steadier; sales Of No mixed at I.c, cash or scpem
ber eye. October; A9c November rejected Ssa5c
rejected nonnally 2ss4c 2se. Rye firm and scarce az
bsc. 6gc. for No. Barley active and higher at 81 ~
for No. tall; 81 Il 81 l6ls for No spring rejected
&c 81 Provisions strons: Pork steady, az $lS
safes Of January at &c. saiSmeais quiet and uncEanssd
nomipslly s4c 5zsc; tor shoulders; ssc s1%c for
snort rig midales &C. iof snort clear maaes ai LOOSE
d der az ss4c; clear rib sides, &c. clear sides
wheat se to Buffalo, lskc Recepts-4,oD bbls flour,
9 do rye. and n % 40 S uT shipmen n1
bb na Hour, $1,000 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn,
4l,OW do oats S,0JO do rye and u, 900 do. barley.
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BALTIMORE Sept IS, 1873.
The news OF Jay Cooke & Co.'s suspension caused
great excitement In financial circles here to-day,
and stocks iutrered in sympathy with the New
York market. The Northern Pacific bonds are
held to considerable in this city, mostly by
persons OF small means who have been persuaded
to invest On them.
There was pressure upon the banking house OF
Johnston Brothers, Cooke Co.'S correspondents
mere, from anxious holders, but they could obtain
no satisfactory answers to their inquiries.
Mr.. Johnston said that the announcement was
total surprise to MIN. he had been in
company with Jay Cooke on Wednesday night,
and he had seemed to be In extraordinary good
spirits, ana talked over business matters as
II there was no trouble existing or In
prospect. Cookies balance with Johnston is small,
and the attachments laid against it by the credl-
tors here OF the house are already in excess of IL
but Johnston does not suffer, and no Baltimore
house will be involved. The most serious effect
Will be In duness OF the co1ee market, on account
OF the rise in gold,
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INCLUDED in the above lis arrive. For -
ture delivery basis low middling) the sales as
follows Last evening after three o'cock-September
700 At Is Ssc 400 At IS as2e a Is e October 500
To-day up to three p M.-september, lIOo at Isle,
sS At e as2c 10 st lsAc IN 100 e Is soc
Is sssc iW q I.ci October oo at y iise, 100 at
II z3S2c $40 at IL lioc l0l at IL E32c SOD at IL lille,
zoo II &c. 100 t.c 3at II y32c 500 at l7c., 900
6 =. 10 S o ss' Fss So =. lie
IesenbeT ko at l7s 100 e y s,lsc 100 At l7c Ioj At
is 200 bales GRAND total: I.o bales The sverases Of
tember f29 October H. rs Dece mbcr II February
Is; March 1928 First call--No transactions second
me poTts;-Gayeston, :e2 bales; New Orleans, 5li;
ton, IS; Norfolk, l6l; New York, 2a Total la1 bales
This day last week, 24O bales; this day last year. 1889
bales
Flour AND Gn.Is.1Receipts $50 bbls. -four, a do.
NEAL 1862 1856 bushels wheat g95 do. corn II so
do oats 1900 do rye 40 do peas and l6D do malt he
demand for -four rather less active, but pric ed
showed material change, the market closing steady
The sales about q 900 bbls Corn meal was QUIET
We note sales OF 1000 bb including golden ear free on
board at s. So and damaged to far Western IS i2Js
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKrr.-LoxDoS, Sept ls-l2:so p. NJ
ERIE hailway snares <6ss. 3:3O-Ere Railway shares
46h $50. s;sS-Ere EGaiiway shares, !sh 43J-Erie Rail
the account United states ivetwenty bonds 1888
FARIs BouRsR.-PARIs, Sept. ls-s:so p M-paris
dispatches quote rcntes at ST 5lc 4cFrcnch rentes
67f 271,c. {-Rcntes. 57. 2<lsc.
LIvEKPooL Corroy MARxEI.-LrvERPooI, Sept 1875 r.
MOT the sales to-day 5000 bales were American The
market is quiet and unchanged. Middiing upapds I'd
middlng Orleans 94d; Sales 1870? bales, including
the basis OF low mddngs deiverable October and No.
vember at 3D. Sales OF upands on the basis OF low md
dings, delivera BILE september, at lb-l6d.
LIyEnPooL BREADsrvrrs MARTEr-LlvEnrooI, Sept ls-
forna white and l2s 6d. Us I'd for red winter Corn
KS. per quarter Corn, 32s. I'd. KS per quarter.
LfyKrroOL PRovIsIoSs MARKkT-LivERPooL, Sept 49,
40 MChcese Cos ID per cwt Tor the best grades Of
Anne erica fine. Lard 40s Cd. per cwt -
LIvERPooL PRopucE MAnxEr.-LIvERrooL, Sept 1s-4 80
p M-Taliow, 40s. Sd. per cwt. - :. -
LONDON PRopucE MARKRr.-boND0N sept lS-i 80
r. M.-raow, 43s. Cd. per cwt -
PETROLEUM Manufacturers, Sept H-Peuoloum,
1D5sL Tor nue D ale American
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, s73TRPLE SHEET

to 53X, with close at 54K; preferred stock
at 6s a 6GA. Panama closed at Ito 100 q
1os Harlem sold at l26 1875 Wabash fell
Off from 56K to 40, closing at 50K. Rock Island
receded rom 102Is to 974, with close at es4. st.
Paul icil from 4S4 to 80, ending ut 40. Union
Pacific, after strong, early effort at 2a% "a,
declined TO 81 with a slight rally at the last to
2l.. Northwest common showed the extremes OF
SO 4Ss4, ending at sou, with preferred at IA rs.
C., c. and c. ranged from 81 to 2lH. ending at D.
ONO and Mississippi went on from 36A 10 s21s. i'm
proving = at the close. Delaware, Lackawanna
ard Western sold from 81 down to %. Atlantic
and Pacific closed at lsh. Hannibal and st. Joseph
went off from 29a to 2s.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
aud lowest prices OF the day.
ODe3linU Hi1hpSt. LOlCeSt.
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THE PAIL BOOK TRADE SALE.
Eighth Day,

A valuable invoice Of scientific and military
works from D. Van Nostrand, OF this city, and con-
signments from G. p Putnam's Sons, consisting OF
religious and miscellaneous works, formed the
chief attractions OF yesterdays sale. To-day will
be grand field day among the book men, as the
trade has laid back for this occasion. The extern
slve invoice Of Messrs. Leavitt h Allen. of this city,
consisting Of the most popular publications OF mis-
cellany, juvenile books, the standard pOets Ches
terneld series, biographies, Hans Christian Ander-
sens story books, lives OF generals toy books, an
nuas, albums, &c. Tomorrow Mr.. WV. HARDING
OF Philadelphia, will offer q large contribution OF
Drst class ana assorted bibles and albums.
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neen made and developed the fact that the
Noftnern Pacific Company Is largely indebted to
us nscal agents, and therefore can lose nothing
pecunlarily by their suspension The railroad ccm-
Pany Will have TO make other financial arrange
menus before pushing forward its line. 1t has its
completed road ana government land grant botn
mortgaRed to secure It's bonds and the security Is
considered amply sufficient.
AN UNFOUNDED RUMOR.
There Is no truth whatever In the rumor that
the National Life Insurance Company is in any way
affected by the suspension OF Jay Cooke Il Co.
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New York Central and Hud-
aon River stack cOnsoII-

Tux MONEY MARKET.
Next in interest TO the stock market was the
money market, the early dealings OF which were on
the basis OF per cent currency and gold. Later,
however, the price advanced steadily to u q a
u y, after which, the boards having adjourned,
the rate receded. These are among the highest
prices OF the most exciting periods curing the past
twelve months Foreign exchange closed at los
los u for bankers 10 days sterling and 100 1o9H
Tor sight.
THE GOLD MARKET
The events OF the day caused an advance in gold,
which was attended by not little excitement, the
impression being entertained by not few that
the reflex action from abroad, the result OF the
failure OF OF the Syndicate would favor higher
price OF coin. 1t was also predicted that American
securities, both railway and government, would
experience q severe shock. The reports thus far
do not seem to justify this anticipation, although
1t is scarcely possible for the foreign market TO
have received any cooring from our own, as busi-
ness must have closed there before the most mag
nihcent rumors were at work. The fluctuations
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THE EFFECT In BOSTON.

BOSTON, Sept. 1S-2P.M
The suspension Of Jay Cooke Il Co. created no
marked sensation on State street beyond the fall
Of few OF the more speculative stocks.
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THE EFFECT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 49, 1873.
Great sensation and considerable excitement
was caused in banking and commercial circles by
the reception Of the news of the failure OF Jay
Cooke IL Co.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. IL
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. 1876 =. M.
The general merchandise markets were quiet to-
day. the excitement in Wall street cXerting its in.
nuence over nearly all branches OF trade. At the
Produce Exchange there was little or no change In
values noticeable. The markets generally opened
firm, but closed with free sellers at yesterdays
prices. Flour was quiet but steady. Wheat was in
fair request, in part Tor futures, and prices were
steady. Corn, under better inquiry, was firm ut
Yesterdays prices. Groceries were for the most
part quiet, but firm Cotton on the spot was not
In much demand, but old crop In small quantities
commanded full prices. New cotton not readily
salabie, even ut q concession of Nc per ID.
CorrEr.The market for all dcscr.pti without
activity and bCsness confined to jobbng parcels
We quote Rio, ordinary cargocs 2c. 24c fair
goes 2ls4c &c. good cargoes 224c. a 221.c prime
cargoes 22s1c. &c: extreme range for lots, 2lc.
&C. gold, per h., 60 and VI days credit; Java gov
eminent bags, 2ic. . &c do. grass mats, 241sc.
.5Ilc singapore, DO. DC &c. Ceylon, Gle 22,sc
Maracaibo &c. 22,1c Laguayra, 2hc. q 21sc: Ja-
maica 2Oc. aye; st Domingo, 1870. l97lc.; Porto
Rico 2lc a pc Costa RIGA, 2lc 22I<c Maabar Wc
2lc.; Mexican 20tsc 2kc. Manila. zoe. 2Ic Angos-
tura 2lc. &c. savani.la &c. 2li4c Curacao, &c.
&c. gold ats to W days credit.
Cor1oN.--Od cotton WAS generally held above the
vic WIS of buyers business qucntly limited
prices lots the wharf and To arrive being offered
&c c per h. under quotations without resulting busi-
hess. Future deliveries were more active September
and October particularly at decline Of about &c, the
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based cotton in store, running
quality than half grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales ollows-
To-Day. Last Erening. Total
Export. ................... ~ 3l8 35S
Consumption 80 $50 az
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Working Glass u sSsE wsee 9E sds9aasssa snaAsa

Respectable employment at home, day or evening,
no capital required full Instructions and valuaDle
package OF goods sent free by mail. Address, with
six cent return stamp, NJ YOUNG CO.. 1IS Green
witch street, New York. sepe-4W
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fSL ~ ygzzssssg1 DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
~ ~ - 8smz89R LINE
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 21sT, 1873.
Sundays excepted,l Passenger Trains will leave as
follows:-
SOUTHWARK. NoHTHwARD.
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CAMPHORINE

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age for the relief
and cure OF rheumatism chronic and acute Sprains.
Bruises Pain in the Chest, Back, or Limbs, Stiff
joints, strains GlanduAr Sweliings, Iniam nation,
Neuralgia, Bunions. CataTrh, &C. VIII not grease
or stain the most delicate fabric, which makes 1t q
luxury In every family. Try it and be conv need Of
its great merit Price 25 cents per bottle. REUBEN
HOYT, Propr, 203 Greenwich st., n. Y. sep22-4w
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%Ettt NHrErfEsEH1eulsi

4 GREAT SENSATION Agents wanted. Cash
= Salary or Commi sion allowed. Strictly hon.
orable. Address, II. a. ELLIS co., Charlotte,
Michigan. Hepzz-AW
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sE -ukzzaHza PHILADELPHIA, Will.
- 49, MINGT0N, a BALTIMORE
RhmRGkTS WINE TABLE,

Taking effect SUNDA Y, September 2ia, 1873.
E% Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
are designated thus, II 80; New York and Wash
train from Philadelphia connects for Fortress NOR
roe and Norfolk. 1s-0n account Of din renee In
time, trains leave Baltimore BY city time i've min
utes earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
OF Broad Street AID washington Avenue az follows
Darby, 100, 10, 1850. A M. 1890. 21O. 400. 445
Ridley PARK, 100. 9 Is, $50 1880, A. M, 1890,
Chester q I. $40, sO 70 50 A. NJ. 1880 10. 2 20,
400, 4sO 44o, bib, s.OO'', e4b, ssO 1sU'. l1.46 p
iamokin 7, ais, ssO 1O.sO,A NJ. ~ 20, 21O. $50,
200, 4.s0, 44b b.16, 645, o so. 1t46 P. M.
Thurlow,T, $50, 1880 a. NJ, 2sO, AOJ, 5.1b, 64o,
Trainers 7, 1890, A. M, $50, 4oO, b1O, sAO, $50,
Linwooa, 7, $50, 1880 a M. $50. AGO. BIO. s4S,
Ciayu.Snt 4 $50. 1890 A. M, $780, 400, OiO' s.4S'
Bellevue, Z $50, 1880 A. NJ, $50, 400, b15. e.45,
Wilmington. 7, 8 80. 1880 A. M, 1900 M, $50, 4,
b1bL .OU'F c.45. 9BO 1l.sO' r. M.
Newp rt, $50 A. NJ, 400, Pm
Stanton, $50 A. M. 4tO, P M.
Newark 81 A. M, 90. II 80 ?. M
North. East, $50 A. M. s,t0, 1L30' =. M,
PERI sille 80 A. M. 12.sO'M. AGO. SOO'' 1l.so'
Havrs-de-Grace, $50 A. NJ, 1890 COOS 11.sO' P.
Perrymansyille. $50 A. NJ, 6'' II. .3Os P. M.
EdgeWood, s. so A. M, s'' ii.aO. r. M.
Magnolia, 8 80 A. M, 8" 11,3 P. N.
Baltimore, $50 A. M, 12.OO' l21b 60" 11so' p.
' NoRTHwARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
BAIT nole 80, ESQ., A M, 2.4b" I.sO' l0.4b' 4.
Magnolia, 8 % A. NJ 8 So. s.16s P. M.
Ehgew0oa, s2T A M 844'. r NJ.
Perrymansvile. $50 A M, s So PM
q q f1rage s.1OfF 6:6I lU:5Itf A M. A.12tf
rertyvle. ~: s'' e45. 900. 1.Os'' a N. 4:sl"
sorth' East, 7O5 9:2s A M :ss'' sl9'PM
Eikton, 7:is "a! a a, 4:6i"9;sa'P
slant N, 7.46 1906 A y, 9:51' p M
Wilmington l:ib'' 7:lo, s:lo, OO6, 1880 A M
Be levae, 7:4, s:22, 1871 AM, 2:12 4:12, 7:2s,
Gluym9nt, I;.S, $780, lo" lo:6' a NJ 2'2O'
Iii Iiawosd, 7:s5, s:s7, 1Oss, 1885 A M, a:G7,
iraiaer's. 1857. s:so 1924, A M. 2:Q0, N:9s
rnar!ow, T:II, S;42, 1898 :Oi M, 2:ss. 4:ss
Iamokn b45 ~, s:s5, s:i5, s15 1O.4l, II :o4, A
M l.3O, 1886, 4:2O, $50, 3 80. 1893 r M
Chester, b4', 7:4T. S:8s, s:4s 9ls 10 a., 11:eI
1888, 2;4O, 4:4s 4:ss b:ss, 6;l0" s:0S, lO:o4. N
l:42 2:49, :32, 4:4T, 5;49, S:i1, IL :02 I'M
arhy, 6:Os, 7.Se. 7:V9 9:OT, s:ss II Os M, l:bl,
s.0l, 4:4d, b:b4, s:26 Pm
SUNDAY TRAINS
No tram will be run on Sunday. except those
Lamokin and intermediate stations, /, Pm
wilmington and Way stations A Nj, $3.50 M
Baltimore stopping at the principal stations II 80.
Trains for Philadelphia will leav. as follows from
Lamokin ann InterDe late stations, 9:lb M,
Wilmington stopping ut way Stations, 5;3O,6 80
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 1'sC'
H.. KENNEY, sur ertntend, nt
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DIR. Tutt's Pills are composed of many ingredi-
ents. Prominent among them are Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry, united as to act together; the one,
through It's admixture with other sHostlnces, puri
flying and purging while the other ia strengthening
tie system Thus these Pills are at the same time
tonic and cathartic deslderatum long sought for
by medical men, but never before discovered. in
other words, ,th9y do the work Of two medicines and
do it much better than any two we know OF, for
they remove nothing from the systPm but impu' T.
tieB that while they purge they also strengthen
aud hence they cause no debility and are followed
by no reaction.
DIR. TutI's pills have wonderful influence on
the blood They not only purify without weakening
1t, but they remove all noxous particles from the
chyle before it is converted into nuid, and thus
makes impure blood utter imposslbility. AS there
is debitation 80 there is no nausea or sickness
attending the operation of this excellent medi-
cine which never strains or tortures the digestive
organs but causes them to WORK In perfectly natu
raj manner; hence persons taking them do not be-
come pale and emal lated but on the contrary, while
all Impurities being removed, the combined &C.
tion of the Sarsaparlla and Wild Cherry purihes
and inVigorates the body, and . robust state OF
health is the result Of their united tion.
Price 25 cents box. sold by all druggists.
Depot 4s Cortlandt Street. New York. sep22-4w
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AGENTS WANTED for complete his ory OF our
National Capitol. Its origin, growth, excellencies,
abuses, beauties and pers0nages are ali portrayed in
that graphic style which has placed the author Geo.
All. Townsend, among the foremost newspaper cor
respondents of the time 1t gives bold, startling,
gressional and Lobbying JoDoery. Books ready for
delivery Address, JAMES Belts d CO.. Hart ord,
Conn, sep22-4W
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gaiI guaa Zines.
ON AND AFTER
Aaonday, Sept. goth. 1878,

The cars will leave the Dsl Avenue Depot every 10
m,nntes until O'Clock, A. M, commencing at 6.ib
a M then every ten minutes until O'c.Oek r. NJ
AFTER thai hour, every minutes until 10 O'Clock z
M. Car leaving Front and French streets 81 lOsO
'hI1ht Ltue.-Car will leave the Del Avenue Depot
at 1880 +. M. TO meet train due at 1870 7. M.
Teave Del Avenue Depot at II 80, and 9th and Mar
Eet. at II so P. M. Leave Del Avenue Derot at
19ib 4. M to meet midnight train, due at l9 % A.,
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