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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CONVERSATIONAL
CHURoHRs.-Next Wednesday, the 30th of the
presen mt month, there will be assembled a ma
tional council Of Congreg atlonai churches at
New Haven, the city where the Central hurch
was founded nearly two and half ce INJURIES ago d.
This council will be the sixth ever convened oy
this denomination, and these have been held at
various times for special purposes, for, as the
name implies, the government of the various
churches and sc cieties is largely left with them
selves, so their denominatiOnal distinction is
more matter of church goverDm snt than doc
trinal difference. But circumstances which
have been pretty thoroughly advertised, render
1t imperative that the real weight of authority
belonging TO the whole Congregational BODY
should be a little better defined. There has
been considerable doubt whether Plymouth
church was justified By the unwritten law IN at
always comes TO have a more or less binding
force upon body OF such long establishment as
that which carries the banner of COngrega atom
aiism, in Ignoring or defying the wishes of
sister churches, and this question will be the
one which the coming council will undertake to
settle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26
y kGTLAK LINE 10 MOUNT ykRNO
NhE STEAMER COLUMBIA

VNhE STEAMER COLUMBIA
IsAVks cOMMERCs Sta sEr WHAhE,
k4tTiM9hEi FOk EAShbNG TOM QN
ING HEhE ATeP: NJ. SUNDA y ne.
TURNIhG. LEAyES S1hPHENSON,S s
ON TUESDAY AT 9 p -M..ARRIVING IN
BALTiMOREAT& A. II. tn URSDAY
Efther Of these trips affords parties fine oPpor-
tUnity 70 enjoy 3 sail on the Chess- ~~
peaks bay and Potomac river with ~
loss Of much tiLne from bnsines5 eSE1z7<>.n.~<
AL accommOdatiops-mssls, staterOom, &c.-hrsJ-
clsss. s. sateFOohls may be engaged in ADVANCE by
6ppC Aticn - the agents. The steamer can be char
tered for excursions from this city Mondays and
TussG4ys q each week ~ reasonable rates.
se3s-tf sTEPUEESOH & BROTHER. Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

BEECHBR AGAINST THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
Of the affairs of Louisiana we have this week
spoken at length. AS to the eouth in general
this is to be said: "Back of special causes OF
disturb lDce lies the broad fact that the lection
ss whole, is cursed with old and deep rooted
habits of lawleGsneg,, which no remedy can
remove in year or decade. In addition to
this there is suspicious Jealousy between the
races whose extent cannot be definitely meas
ured, but which in various ways breeds great
mischief. The conclusion seems to us newt able
that there Is no immediate aud radical cure for
southern troubles. The employment of the
federal troops, while it may be necessary in
special cases, is liable to abuse for political pur-
poses, and at best secures the temporary peace
at the expense of mischievous irritation. In
especial the national government ought to
avoid all measures which needleSsly stimulate
hostility OF race. We are more and more con
vinced that the supplementary civil rights bill
will do infinitely n ore harm than good. It is
abundantly established that its proposal hs
embittrcd the southern whites and postponed
the harmony between them and the blacks
through which alone happy Issue OF the
present trouble is possible. 1t is clear that the
majority OF the southern states will instantly
abandon their public school system il dis
Gpctlon OF race in them is forbidden. Popular
education is The supreme need OF the south, and
that the civil rights bill would 90 far to over
throw it seems to US the weightiest possible rea-
son against its passage.-ChriStidn Uaton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING MATCH At
CREEDMooR To-DAY.-The International he
match at Creedmoo-, on Long Island, between
tfe lT.sh a. American " teams, " takes place
to-day, and Is exciting the liveliest interest.
Ihe mayor, common council and other dis. n
guished personages OF New York have been
invited as guests, and special trims WILL be run.
Each competitor is TO have fifteen shots at e lch
OF the ranges, which " III be 600, 900 and O6G
YARDS. The names Of the respectiye 4" teams -
are as annexed
Irish Team-Msior Arthur B,ennerhass2t
Leech, CAPTAIN; John Rigby, jams WILSON,
Edmund johnson. Joshua Mllner DR.. John
b. Hamilton and Captain Philip Walker. Re-
seryes-John A. Doyle, JOHN j. Kelley, Wis
count Masserene, H. II. Foster and John j.
Bagrell.
American Team-COI. Geo. F. wingats, cap
tain; Lieutenant Henry Fulton, Lieutenant
Colonel Gildersleeve, General Thomfs S. Da
kin, l.. l.. Hepburn, G.. w. y ale, j. L. B. Col
Inns, and Colonel John Bodine. Reserves-E
II. Sanford, j. ). Coniin, l.. M. ballard, f. 5.
Gardner, and A. V. Garfield, jr.
There are altogether II prizes to be contested
for, some being OF great value. There Is among
them Gstling gun worth $1,000, purse and
trophy presented by Mr.. James Gordon Ben
net of 81 600, trophy valued at $3.50, presented
by the Army and Navy journal, and the New
York state prize of 500, besides rifles, swords
and medals OF fine workmanship and heavy
cost. The prizes aggregate about 800, aud
are, therefore, worth contending for, in sidi-
ton to the honors Of victory in such q contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

n0The Trojsns are slowly drifting back to
kerQeenes Gee n toe high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

~A flock Of grasshoppers was eiaht hour,
passing over Emporia, Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL has been ap-
pointed to meet at Willett's Point, New York
hsTbor, on the p of October, for the trial of
certsin prisoners. The following is a detail OF
the court Captain W. X. King, Captain W. X.
LivernoTe, First Lieutenant James Mercrr,
First Lieutenant II. ID. Greene, Sec1n Lieu
nant W. Ii. Bixby, Second Lieutenant II. 5.
Taber, Second Lieutenant W. Il. Roaseli; all of
the engine II cerps, Assistant Surgeon @. B..
ByrDe, is Judge adyOc lte of the cOurt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

THE FAMILY OF Postmaster General jewell
will sail from Liverpool for the United States
about the first week in November, and will
come Immediately to Washington. The two
daughters of the Postmaster General will be
II C acquisition to cabinet society, as there
Is but ore young lady in the families of the pre-
sent clbnet minister's, and she ia the daughter
Of the SecTetSt Y of State. The Postmaster Gen
ersl has not yet fixed upon residence for him
-eit at the capital, but will do so before his
-mily arrives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

NAVAL ORDERs.-O Ordered Commander Jas.
O'Ksne , command the naval rendezvous,
Boston, on the 1st of October next; Lieut.. Ma
than II. Barnes, to the PIymouth, 1st of Octo-
Der next; Ensign John ). Abbott to the recev-
ing ship Vermont, at New York. Detdched-
Lieut.. Charles o. Ailibone, from the receiving
ship Independence at the navy yard, Mare Is
lard, ana ordered - the TuscarOra; Lieut.
4 AID ordered to the Pensacola, at Mare
Is'ard naIy yard.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

T. n c r 3 o n.
TIE last Of the ssaEoa Of rha popular ~
SUNDAY A,TERsOCN FAMILY c.sss.E
INCU ksiON5 E1z7S
HhI be givCu fy the
STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE,
SUNDAY kEEhING. repteUber 2Tth,
Leaving her wharf foot Il 5th street. At 2g O'CLOCK
gcinE down the river as far 81 ICdtan Head aud re-
tuIu, stoF piL 2 At GlymOnt. Tickets 50 cents.
sep15-z A q. PLANT, Agent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26
GRAND TVURNAMkNr AND BAIL

GRAND TG RNAMsSf AMI BALL
THs
FAIR gRCTEDs OF THED AND MARY
LAND AGbICULTUBAL SOCIETY,
on THE
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
wIpNKsDAY, SEPTEMBER 3OTH.
Hon. RICHARD 7. MEBBICK, Orator Of the ~
A handsome sa5dle and Bride and silver Cup " i'll
MaTylsnd, Virgins, ard W ashisgton city will con-
teLd for the honor Of CrCwulDg tie QUssn.
kXCUrslOn trains will leave Baltimore aad POto-
Bcand trip tickets, Is ceu's admission to grounds
20 cents, sdmisslOn for kuIghIs, s75O Persons can
20 and return ~ go ?. m. sep25-4t
kGTLAR LINZ 40 MOUNT ykRNO
no AMBULANCE RIDING BIZ THIS LINE.
Capt Frank HoIlingshead, Of the steamer Ar
ROM, EgyIug entered INTO a contract
with the ATIESi MOUNT NER-
non AssONkALlOt TO Ste aU1eT TE@<-7-cEx,zr@@
daily Sunday eNceEte3) - Mount Vernon, is the
only person allowed TO lad passengers by steam
Passengers will AVOID the tropbte and veratfOn
Of BIDlSG MILES IN AMBULANCESt las by
Cthsr lines By taking the regular steamer, Arrow.
TIE steamer leaves 1tn street haIf daily sun 10y
excepted 81 ~ O'Clock a returning shout p, m.
Bound Trip Tickets, 81; Dtr!U11Rs admission 70
j MCH HOLLINGSWORTH,
Supt. Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK KHOLLIhGsHEAD,
Captain Steamer Arrow. sep5-2n
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The Price of CARPET Bag senatorsbi,s

Hon. W. W. BELKSAP, Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

Mr. Il. o. PEASE, q New York city, skiifal
and artistic Cutter, has bees intaced to take charge
Ct our Merchant Tailoring Department, and We
IN every case insure our customers perfect M aud
EiEl Is fashionable cut.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
VrrBpppAE NAREETz

Ioxpo~ July l5-123O m.Corsos FOR 1872 692'i
account 92a 49Z7 United states Fvr we1iy bonds loo
NeuP lUj. Eue Hallway sasres, 294a.
Jul l5l2:3U m-CotO1 IS shade easier MO
ding Uplapds lsaSs N11A1g Orleans os sses l-OOO bal
inc rrg speculation the hass Of
Addng U6snds nothing below Good Ordinary del'eabe July 81
LoSDoS Julv l5-2:3O D mRne Railway shar,s, 299 Pan,
dispatc quote Rentes at OlL II &c
IyrRpo0f Jay l5-1.30 Cotton sales to-day 800
bses We nerean the basis m Msing Jpauds nohn
deliverable Augut ami September NJ Ibi
% OF shipments the hass Of hdjiug pas
Good Ordinarv ~L Brefdstuhs are quiet burese
q ewt for best grsdes 1f Ameucan Fine.
InSDoS l54 mTle amount Of bullion Withdrawn rom
balance to-day = 10 600 Ire halfway
shares 2qd2gi4 Pans dispatches quote RenIes - Ol JJc
LIvEEFooL Jsy ID ~, o.. naales on ne OASIS oi
NDg paIds notu- below ooi Ordinary deliverable August ana
SepeDer At si-l; IoAng beow Low abiding deliverable
July. 3 llOL - IN, -.soo,
LoSD0N July 15-5:3O p mIe Railway shares 29A2G25's
Pans dispatches quote atnt-s a. 6lf tpc ID.
LoSu,y July IJ-J5O m-Ee Petroleum so y gallon.
ToyDov july ljEyelilg g.Cllsua Luseed, jj Lnseed OIL
81 90&25 3 ton
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
COTTON MARKRTs.

Areg'ri. July l5coou dull, sdinngs l5i2e receipt.
p bales; sales. l5l btlrs
IT L3uis JuF 10 otonhohns iaing Bom.hslr rnhauged
mllhuEs ihr1lo'4 ieeefpts. bales shipments, ii bsseA
MOBILE JuF 10 Cotton easier lidGBsi lbia Los Aad
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

q ~ iehE jaw l3-BETEs-Ativss today lol
~ osfs II OueluDdedth-si y JcseT cts.
-, qt@ii ~a scarcely fair Among the ofrnngs SO
'eAAhs AA s l2J p0of " gIine
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

..... .s..s.
1919 hsies; lat ? bales STOCK II Ne"
llJ .,y6 bales oouspId q, ID .o9d bales .
future = ID over. Win onI'
the c0ncesson sae - '"s all Oh OASIS o. N0 ~
ulres ,,o aoc re
Sslrs last evening after D. August 600 lb2c l2OO 10
Settemhrr 2-}2c 800 lb5fe. toher SOO 10
-.33c: November 100. 10 Sj2 90 i6 oc December lOV
rs -6- total 1hln-r. 5lOc % % e1cl2nse LoU
a ust September Sales da, % = p luO 10 80
Tul 5s TOO D. lOc. +u-1.t, l.-uO. 10 t-lhc 9VV 10
So. -lD les. 400 i6 . : 100 l6 ll-32c; 300, l6
h 5-s 100 l65sc 100 Is 5.iu. 10. rs I@i2ci 200 10
X rc 5OO 16 l-8gc; 6OJ. lG 5l6c september, 300, 10
32c 100 rs ll-l6cs 500 10 So 50 10 l-toS 3ov "a
m, l61: Stu 10 &..32c.; 4uO lO-sj oUU 10
}5e. Oeoher 100 I6la-. 100 l5-32c 800 l6-e @OO
I5i2c. 200 10 7-l6 No,euae 100 l6 II 32c December
ToO 6 lZc POO l6a- 100 10 lI-j3c tOIA l45OO DaleS
rraud total. 2l 300 bales , - -.
TOFFR-r,de M Rio sf-~dsi. quotations are noni-
,,,iv urcaanEal quote l3 IN mid gr'aes tnee
ri. orr jJbbiu. lce are ua1efe1 S~ q
90 lags Marar1ho. RocaeI. az l9d2J4Zc gold 90 -.
tOgR AND MEAL-rlurc ri uenand ana WIZ no
hus- 4ue medium srAoes
l Winter ray h csOta net Ou se1l
gHue5 uhoef
-. b. ttllb bt,s w o
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

l5te S'rie. Good ordias IA es.p, Y bales ,rPors
eosst~se lsl bales ssles. lbO 67,6 hss.
SLYASsAH July l6Coiton nonlna nddng 10 receipts
% bales sales 80 bsles stoct. 10 9a5 bales
ChAKLzsros July l5COtton dull Mdings l5s.c-i nominal
net receipts l9s bales eIports oO- 20 bales ses 80 bales
stock. o. i23
NEwORLEAss july l5-Co,ou quiet and unchanged Mddng.
lIc net 295 baes gps 2gJ 500 bales
last evening. 100 bales; stock, 81 .bSt bales
July Htdfngs.
iSci receipts 80 bales shipments loo baies stock. 09i
Bosroy July l5-Co,son duh e,ser Nddnrs l7ac;
tep 1861 bae' Great BntaR "a bales; sales $50
bales; stock a. 500 ha.es.
WILMsGros July l5Cotcn dull md uorsnAl aiings 10 2;
net receipts 2s baies stock 167 bales
NoHToLK Jnlv I5Coou dull Low Miiliug l5i2-
net receipts $50 bales cOasfsse $40 bales stock, yO2
bales
CrScr~Slr Jaly l5-coon du Nd8linr, lGi,- receipts
BALTlNORE, july l5.f'otOn dali Nii'ing
Low vi dlng l6issi Good Ornsr ihnl5is exports
PHuADKLPHiA. July l5.-CfI08 dn demand moderate MD
ding. II tes Low hidings, 10 Sc: Good Orlira - 90
Go Ordinary l1 Ordinary 37s net receipts 81 bales gross
LouvILLR Jalv 15-Co'ton iui and wesk; Ntlng lGiie
GALVESTON July ljoton uurnsnrd iosi OrintT
IL s. MdilnSs. iG'se receipts IL baesi sses IJO Oe'
stJck bal bsies.
WOOL MARKET
BosToS july I5he al kinds ~ Wool ontnue'
although disposed hold bac l
bes the patpn of The ags receipts
the Of prs N
accumntale.
comparatively high 10 the Interior rsIs
only wiling sell When far profit realized Combngs as p
feeoe after. and al ayibe os are Tea sA
ensLl l
Foreign sui quite favorable and there no nsHh Io
Penusyva neeces nave
Delaine washed 214tc
ReHiuety ana California spung 3OQiOc = ID
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


be 1loitu- Cotton funDiaE 10 qaSuS hol
. .ysu nsi' rsGe sralr lupee
PRESENT DELIVERY.
.o.t Last svsnDg. ToaL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
nARLFM mvER BRANCH.

Trars eays Harlem River S.on al T. g. and ol5 H. l2O,
855 40, 5si5. mi taj p
K-cs g ahsas Of Morrssna st.smb"st Co
MaIAe r IT, en- River oLaaoni al o. $40 ana
N, atd .fl5. q. i.4J sn1 IN m
Fof anon At ho:<h and drrotx
JOlN MOODY. SnDI \. A. Dyaou Nes- ioTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

GOlIIH SIDL NlILNUAD Ut LVNu
- IsLAND
- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
on ard srer MONDAi JuEe J. S trains rave south hshlsh
BfooAIsn, T.. d.. al o.ows:
800 MAI fer pstrhogue ard intermediate connecting
al Valey >t,an 'r Rockswsv md Hemrsr-i q
B,bvlou Wild heatio Prc islsuJ sad patcLosus
vita stage for b. @por anl Fire Place
Ishp Hih kckaNkY bescA
and Hsmpstead
1870 Babo Accommodation, connecting WITH Hemrstead M
Rockswly Besrh
4OO u--EIp Ya'rY Sesu sih
tocsaw2y Hfmpstead q Bz1slvu s.A boat tsr
Fire Issrd aud Al Pate6ogue rth stage fof B-.epors
ami FIRE Place.
500 m-Paieh que Accommodation s,oppnY Al
Meeting Hem stead RnckA~sY Beach.
500 with HeIBpssssi ssA
Rocsasay.
700 Merrck Accommodation connecting With Hmpssad and
SUNDAY TRASs LEAVING BUSHNllk.
IN forI All statloss Heap
t-ad snd Hsck Beschl
10 -sunaay Roess< Accommodation.
1880 o n-Suudsy Aal tsapssaa Accommodation
500 op.R -su babylon Aeon iooestion
ISrs 20 @anRts before ssvns iss
Al Sogth EighhsL 49,.
" Masse II fffu.lo 4toa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
DEGULAR CATSkILL BOATS.-The steam

IL Chspon Capt Stes Per DO oot of FiRnt
Inst evrrv Monday WeaAesiay RridaT fsr Cask
Crrek Landing intermediate ponA Steamer Asdfew Harder
orposts ms he CsisAi hne shsh
oi Caro- prrta NAil PFattsyic
- II 30 - . Ihsaa.h urkets ,Os aTeaIlT
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
ANNULTIES,

ANNIIIl LUMIANl I,
NETWORK.
ORGANIZED IL 1862. - -
ASSETS DEC. 81.
ISA "a ALLkE, Secrrt,rY. ROBkRI J. ,Anh = rsii@1t
r. LUDLOW CASE, JE, ActaafT THho Z. NElhoNh, '
Of old obtaining lnl permanent income
b the
made specially OF is hnAhrss
table Offers inlucn n 70 tAoSe seeAs AZ
opportunity for investment o..
whch viii he granted during the ne OF party
in deraiiou o Of -l.OOu
Al Of 20. Sl43 90 PAYABLE a-t Of &c %
Al Of IL. 100 10 Annually 81 ~ sgs - POI
A. the a.e ol .- 10 ~ sem Of 7S.. 30 %
Ai;he % d. lGl 20 An1uiJ 20. 22l 20
Al the 1 "a. lI3 % OF ttts age ii so. 232 s5
az tbe ses Of TO-. lsl OJJ Q.sFteriv. 70
o other Information apply al Tue ONCE o. the COMPANY
nd Pue-t.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
NFW YORK. NEW-HAYEN AND HART
} l..Rn y AELA WORK AND hEM.MAERN DlEIhIMN-

n l,M -lORk. NEW -I1Ab IN AND HAN .
y FORD X. R-SEW YORK AND NEW.HAYRH DIVISION
sumner Ma Is 1874 Passenger Statoa
New Forty secondst
SEw-TaRK.
New-iiayen 1:lO tAecn.l 800 Erl tOO
fA~cnl 1000 10 tErl 1900 iAecu.l 100 BHl 500 ieL
g:2O Acn ABS 5.lj Local IL SlO EL and 9;lO ELj
For South Sorvan 7:lO S:0i g05 NJ. 1900 lo0 tKL
5l5 4.3s 5:l5 5:iO 0:55 $40 $40 n For SaHori
TlO sos g:uJ 1910 m. 1900 l:uO 2.-O an B 10 ,kx
3Jj ABS 4.iJ. o. .. j;iU. $50. 30, 10, $40
Bo.oS Btercs. vi, SpneseII At 500 and 10 n $40
p m Line 4 an b. ~ The oO3 LOO 5il3
10 stopping STANFORD. NorEulk. ami ; %
and = S;lO and s;lO Bridgeport The
4 m shore lane DIVISION for
Providence Valley SaYbTook The b % Al
Uuaon Norwich and New Haven
NORTHAMPTON T. NeN-iayen aud the stU) and Pm Ex
press 800 10 and II trsins connect vita
Connecticut River X sDrngseI nl o. n io' sontss ne
sos I 3 m With Ssuzsask x X and he 500
s. m. o vita Housatonr X X at BraeepCrt The su5 ~
nd Bal and 80 DanhHv sui Nor~sh South NOrsak
,rG the s:U5 ~ 10 54O with Ne~CanAaH X
AZ STANFORD.
via ProvLencc
bwnoon cars on Express and Sleeping CAn Night RI
press IrsnS -,ox .c--- -. . o.. .
ira D-p OF y. \. 1rs se Co. 944 broai~st aui
Windsor House N " aud No COorsL DrOoAyn. sbo si
check baggage residence ~ drsuaaioh
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOs
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen-
na ST. JOHN Per a. foot Canii.1.
DAILY Sundays exoepel at 3 N.

4 steamers ST JOHN Per Al. foot Canii.l.
DAILY Sundays excepted, Al d D. m
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINZ ASD UNITED STATES NAIL kOUTh
EypTe.s Tor Hr5arr Pittssurrh pub
Palace $3.50 a1d oSO m ssalsT aI%
For WihamsDo Lock Haven ani Eue, P Eue r. 4,
iOT WlIanspOrt LocA uayef J.oO a coaHo'S
For Bs umore Washington South Limited wangon IN
rreN, Par0r Cars Iaf except sun af H9bf D. ar
nye arlington ilO p Regular Il $40 ~ nd n
Su PIrs ior Philadelphia $40 $50 H.. 1880 T. 40 81
$50 D. lud II lll S4D44Y ., T. o3O aua p a. iAas
giant and second clsss D. N
Alcommoilt.ou tor Trenton az 7 a. m ana : p m
F,r S.wark AZ g. $50. z q 80 > 10 IA a. m. u !
2.3O BIO 3:iU 4lO $3.50 .. $50 j;i0 q biO $3.50 70
10 10 1880 - uZh.. sunday J%J . aud s;lO
3:lU b 10 4:IU $50 5lD 5i2O. 0iO o. OlO $50 r 10
S:IJ 1880 j lznL suutay DO anu q 10 D.
Po- Rahwav: g. $50 3 10 a n j. a ! = 80 "lo @'o
$40 1870 4jO $50, $40 Is, $40 $50 T. slO 10 u AL
pzht Sunday. ! h.
Po Perth Amboy and South Amboy iad 10
For NrSyr1nssIcs ana H.. IL ?. &I0. $3.50 5:sa
6.iU nj /. p IN. AMI II BigbI SUNDAY. o. m
FOR Fast Milestone. ~ mon. $40 Ana i.5o D. n
por fspb-rtule Flrmngton DO a. ihd D. M
For Phil psbure BrivIlere 53' d me- AMI h ,,,o
p torientogn Burlington. Camden. asi JJO n iZeo,
.. g. ,. ..
For Freehold q m. and p NJ
F,r Farm NJ tale SaIsn. 7 /. ~ snd : D. m - m
lor snd Camden a. ina wa o'a' ron Fef '' '''
at $3.50 o. n p..-t-.-. e.-o - ,1.,. ..x
$50 81. daily hpllaL from p
IN "a ,tmore 2O H. IS sal lO27 g. sunday D; 70
. iu and O27 D. PnsdeiDblA. j:lo. SO $50 Ol1,
- ID. m
F.iu G.yO ti.,O , w.. lU:2t p IL
Ticket Ohc 94+ No. AstOr house and io
Cortnatsts Sr~-torN 10 I0ur bio9sFnI
n, Bstterf-Dlace. D. Passenger AZe2l
fFASK THOMSON. 5eneTa hfua-fls
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'''' JSO y. ABB0 n Gsueral P,,.-ose, Ar-..

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
At CoueB Cornwall Sesburgh. Marlborough, too ush.snas
New PaiE, BsopusThe steamboat THOMAS CORNELL bsvs
hsrson.si Pier 4 NJ ". every TUESDAY, rHUsDAf SAT
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Neal s 10
,s a.. J,r.., - ooqsl 10 oo-u Meat Go Ear q 20
n n Nee. s... E..sS S,.sstS 3 5G9 10
p. & T j'otl az y s0asl J Fine Irlae al u 75 gsl 70;
re 70 Al l0q-l 45 Coz Meal % 5JGSl 80 Ground reed
FRfGiifS|Berb room Is steady moderate demand The
= i Ip i,scc5 a. ij for Lon on. Oh Cake at
= " .-i ti 1 a. =. iu,' For UarHH by steam. 5000
, SUoO ll 5, ,r, ne. ~ 55s r me ebsrtrriug liDe
sa oqg, - a., s m pSe Zen ssitil' ss 5Dj
b. do 5 a. To Coft ior orsers T. n 'na Continent st '
IeAS-r wheat jbe rquy limited At the opening ard ess
Ba1e rouee'he the mar 81 c gI an 9u' le h, .a
l. ed thn srr ~. he 75Ou bush At 20 Al iof
s5sie i-s @ 70, Eng 30 ,, pre: u is for 10 Cbelg0
Ea. 80 r SO ? Nj wlsey = 4o2asl A. H ioT wS no. a Si,
H,t E sssv ssss u ZOO Two-ord state, st ~ 81
ys 9 , ' 5i 11e Al a. So e. se al s. i9c we,erH
- 565 WLios at $500 tm aal scarce; the sae are
g. and aus active the cemz-d ea1y er eu2Il he ss s
Western White o9qs9e, AID eserH Yellow al 79G
H1Y AND sTRAwTbs pp'y liberal and The marte, dull and
tm quote; hay-prne lmotn = tn - s26 ta 70 eoco
! asia susv-So Rye straw, sl-asla and slofO No ?
g ns an he HsIsst a ar@ M, We S GpG,e = 40 s ?
MOLASSE BE- market steady s;h 'af demand c1ba suoo-
NAVAL sTORESsurs ur enuue steady Of 100 bts
G ,s & S e SU 81 s9ei an 10 % @ & 'AS S % 81 81 TaT Is dull
"a nngoa q 7j0 - 80 North CVuu At - 5Ogs2 629 Pitch
PKOysiOASThe PL market less active especially for b.
New Ness "esa Prime Mess i hea at 80 other Kinds are
VIy t ale. Of 80 bs A. si6 5ofSr Pe.er Teree Beet (, IN
i've BET Ham, are sn' huoosrds oraa, bed a. 81 small
-' Of 90 Sn3s,d han' n lss 10 s % shi s 90. IA 70
Iosea; 90 u Ii ft se, 10 alss At Zoe; 1000 D do 10
u s'ense Al o4a9 y bulk Bacon is fm bot 9qes ssles Of
~ - 20 ar @ .s1. & -. quote 81 -. p 3' Siy M LaIS 1 Is
10Y Nesteu steam fer future hear Of 2JU cs seller
H. - -,o ''S a'e ~ 80, oOO @ S' a. , Se's', - .I s
STATE Welsh westeIH tsir osas
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Dipi6eno Notices.

Oyrrcs CosrfrBSrAL IssuR.scE Conyssr,
loo ASD lUZ BKoADvAr, NEw-i0KK, july ~. 1874
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE %
4 PR CEsT Is on CYRUS PECK.
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NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. 1.-The steamer
~ FLORENCE Capt D. TAYLOR will resume het regular tips
Newport before the ZJih ns
masDg each sh the Ser.fGrk aud
Providence oats Od colony Railroad ad rom Boston
". .n..tt k j. june y 1874. WI O OAsM MbLL AgL
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STONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
y BOSTON.
steamers sTONINGTON hoaisv Wellesfay ana Fnday NAk
RAGANsErT raesay ftuy and oAuriaJ rom reF 50 Soro
The maepscent steamer RHODE ISLAND daily leKeDi Sans'l.
from per 80 North T. All Pier twenty f ~ bss
arriving LAcafioa
tek.t. Stnuirg0n an. trip -
L ErrxrN Z, ,nr Pls Agent :
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FALL RIVER LINE
7 0NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. wa

7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VIA
II NBW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY, June 10 1874.
Leave Ae~ Pier s. y. L., teciorstb.
TOO : m--Por Long BraHch Scshrght aud Highlands
g40 m-Ror Philadelphia, Long Branch, Nto~n. Tuckerts~
an
$50 .. m-Pler :. " r. 'N' s 0@'
4..3U D. m-For Long Branch, WaretoSn. &C.
800 D m--Por Lon Branch and intermediate station.
On SUNDAYS All Per -
Lone Branch. Returning, Per O.0O
r~en -fourth-.t. Per al 7.lO .. N.
Pare from New York " PhlAleDhia. ONLY = %
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ASTORIA one H. 9hnD MIN III III ana ~ ~; "a
ngbrlre. Peck every half hour nom $50 m
uuu 7 o. m . erce1t IL a. $50, aEd , ..
sunday leave every
h,lgb, rfroul y. fI IA %. n