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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-24

IT is said that in Paris, since the
Metternieh- -Montebello duel, before
lady goes to a ball the husband
whispers neryously, My dear. pray be
civil TO Mr.. So-and- so . or. Eugene,
for heaven sake. don't frown at Count
Caskowiski." The ladies. proftiDg by
the circumstance, induce their timid
lords to comply with ali their wishes.
Henri, my dear. If you don't buy me
that bonnet I'll insult NJ Trois Etoiles
and he's dead shot. ot."--Lirisgstoa
Aka.l JOurRal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-24

IT takes 373, $50 cars and 1889 To-
eomotive engines TO run the railroads
in the United States and Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK Sept 3O-Coon quiet; Low MddIng. l4a15e net
receipts bales exports cosstwse 3O2 baes sales 81 paies
stock, d i495 bales ,,,,,- ,E
GAIvRsros Sept 3OCotton quiet and unchanged hding lo;
Low Mddpg l4 receipts 100 bales gross I3U Das eses
965 bales; stock. IL $50 bales -,
CtNcIyyAr sept unchanged; Mddng l5i2c net
receipts POI bales; shipments 100 bales; stock 3i3 bales
B.rIxoKE Sept dull Mdfng 15c gross receipts
296 bales exports as baes sales 10 bales sPnnef
Bosros SEPT S0-Cot,on quiet unchanged Mddling
80 bales 800 bales; stoek ooVV
bales. ,sAu.u
WILxIyGroy Sept 30-Coton seadier and active ModIns
receipts, 1913 bales exports coast11e 34 Oaes
stock 4S5 bales 50 ,,.,,. ~,
LousvLLK Sept 30.-Cotton very dull Mdinng 15lGsc IA,
MBsPHs Sept FIRM good demand hiddhrg la'4c
MddIpp 4l2dl4; Good Ordinary, loi2d &c; mel re
ceipts 72S bales Shipments 2O2 bales sales 3OO bales STOCK
IL $50 bales. ,,.,,. W. ,.,
receipts 1875 bses gross 1913 bales teIports cosstw 5Z3
bales: sales l. 1853 bales; stock, 16, 627 bales -
Sept. 30-CottOn, offerings light hddlngs,
1863 bales 4l6 bales Sales Eaoo
bales; last evening 100 bales; stock, 227Sb bales
PpIApHIPBA Sept 3O.-Cotton Quiet Mid1lng l64c Low
Middipg Is L receipts 265 bales gross $50 bales
NOZZLE Sept 3O-Cotton firm; Mddng l44 Low Middhng
1874 bales exports. ooaswl.e ZSo oesi es
900 bales: evening, 200 bales stock ~ baea
ST. LOUIS 30Coiton quiet Middling 15c Low Mddnng
Ia SC Good Ordinary, l3 ne; receipts $50 bae gross oIo
bales ,hpmen II baes; sales, 81 bales stock Oo9 ohes
Augusta sept -Ccop demsDd good Mdding Ia &c. net
receipts 507 bales: sales, 9D2 bales ,.,,,
active Middng l4osc net
receipts 1876 bales safes 900 bales stock IVI4I oaies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

toxpox Sept 3O--l2. 80 p. m-Ene Railway shares 49,
n..no, ssc, 3O-I2: 80 D. m--Cotop 6rner, and prices
nave advanced Mding Upap saad hddos DREAM,
Si ssIr. peang 5000 fof speculation apd Export
~, .,ny higher; sales the Of hiddipg Cpsnds
,hny below Good Ordinary deliverable October and November at
Do nohips bsow Mtdins shipped septsuber and
October, Of It'd oo,aaoL. p.-.
6sp,tebes quote ~ ga n l2c -, a. .
IysnrooL, Sept 302 mssses OF Cotton on NE oss o.,
dtIng Upsps robg Good Ordinary shipped October and
November a. lbl6d Beadstuss are quiet Cheese e4j Y cw
I1Spos Sept 49, 80 p n-The inh q dorp. N the open
market month"; bills 1915 per ssas esso0
Ia er exp below Bngsod ConsoI Zs462 =
- IN mss, spd account; Railway shsres. 32StdS3
YsxkyvKT, bepl So-U fe"elv o0''s 90 w VIC Issue VI
1862. nm ,oo n. ~. 49,. n co,.o. ,od.,
'Iospos SEPT sO-l Ubed States Bosds. New Fyes
1O4s Bne ka~sy shares, 534i ao fe'erfso 20 'a o'
patches quote at 6Zf. bZA2c e., . . - A.. L..,.
IIyssrooL Sept 30-4:30 o. m-saks OF C'ep on me psns
Mans nothing below 0od Ordinary shipped OCTOBER
and November st Refined Petroleum lOSd y g.!on
Ioupos Sept 3O-6:30 D. m.-Bne Railway shares 552
Asrvskr sept 80 -Petoeun 2o.L for fhe rss A@.n
Tor DON sent 80 Evening hosn Yost Lnseeu
oil M y evt bpints Turpentne, 20 3a26 ewt -
IJsxssos lspt 3Q-YrssiSG-cS~S9e ksIs. 7iespV sHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ats.y Sep. qn. s,. 'es,y su. aSl., Com S.,
q';, a III 70: ,. s' M
Improved demand Red Amber wsssrp q PCS a NJ
81 80 = e. % 1881 ss N;i
a as%s s n :o' southern 81 w sss lSss @ y
s @ wia':" NJ sfsssi %
6;
tIssu% @".S owing e q advance " f'sA 0"''" n'
&C.: sSSS ss S S 1895 81; IT, '
s Ss i ss 6 sS,s $3.50 80;
BUSH 800 bush Canal ErsisS: :ayneed Wa.' 81
Gs1 Sc o: % ses Is
@ Ss s1 .nf % '; ' no
n Ca Ssn. 81 So ss u.s. western sss IN 5os So Other
sd No. Spring s7 No. o5s Rejected So ga
81 ,'N qs sp o'sss ~
.S n @; & Sss
3 WS.. S ssl ::,sI
& SsiSs's Sc; ss 'is 'sisa '
sss tss. ssSSs s' @
o's aGSS eiio FAMILY 1898
s Sss' o S: ds .S s'
81 Gss IL b'i sa
is befss s Us 'st ' s'' wv
.reeom steady STANDARD lot. SeIs,ts TEES. l'.s
Sept sIE Whit. gust IL ' &ss Ss
steady ssc Dat. in good demand Ole dS & OUs
LOUISVILLE Sept soFour and Wheat unclaimed Con- qsiss
Rye unchanged DOC Pork nOmin, Bacon dull and ao
81 Ss s' ii
inch g9ss.oss s:,, %Ss, ten
and @ moderate demand: demand
, No. spring 81 o. October 81 o. sSe o R' yt.
g SDs g S Flour
M1srS Sep. sOrlou Su. 81 ass Oats ap at ets GeTn
very dull; sales Bacon dull Shoulders Oc Sides loa@ioc'
ss.s c s. ~ t. ws' &s s
b Mfslf' ag ss M i'';ss GA
S.osi e Barley $50 SsSySI.
S Ss La. ssas ss%Ss5 81
sSS B 500 s S ss feet
All .s ss S9 s5 % E1 sc
F% " @ 1 1855 % S h.aa aa R. 1i 70
steady !, % S W., end s ss
S1 Sa so ssn Sa dull %Sts 81 dsas Mixed
ss a s My ss s. g. S Saas hs
and BrsdOd Count. Choice S9s+le Mest a Pns SSGSs
arm; Fancy. l4d Ia l9c DO Prime l399l4e Western
Prime 12i4alS4 Eggs steady; State NewJersey and Delaware
25d26c Western 22d24c.
LOWS quiet and weaker some 'Ies lower
SuperaDe Winter S. 90 So To- EI do S4G4 25 Double II
ira do 81 % 81 Isl Treble do $685. 90 Family 20 ooaSG
Sc ws U saa s: A s :'%Ps
sic on demand reduction little done No
53db3lac fair demand; No. spring SUO
ST. 81 o5ssl IS Rye o9e, end unchanged W an
obbng sales shoulders loci Clear RS sides o Seaf
s4o$i So Light 81 5Ods5 Workers SIS 25ds5 so; BOsons,
IS boes5 S. Sc 259s6 &c Cattle quiet msrk bare
Good Choice Cored Texans s3dS4 lows ana
s20s3 75 Coarse to Good heavy Oven ~ 2oG n 3U'
Flour Wheat 1000 bush Corn 49Oo9 6ush Oss
10000 bush Barley 0OO bush rye tooo HOGS iooo '~
Shpmeuts-2 900 bush. Wheat. 900 bush Corn. -
oIRDO Sept 3O-Flour firm and ia demand WI at opened
finn but closed dull. White Wabash 81 lS No White Mich
gan ST lab Extra White de- 81 lS Amber de- q o9a 9e,o'
Der 81 o. Red. ST. l02 No. DO, IL W q; No 90,
81 quiet and weak; High MIXED "a 2 NovembeJ 1s
New &c. December 67c Low Mea oSe no g Witt,
Rejected soc; feghts dull and unchanged receipts; 4600
1000 Corn 10000 Oats shipments lSOUo wheat ieooo
Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -THE
Trains Newfok from foot Of Desboes aud Corandtsts
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh South With Pull
Pasce Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 sunday snd
For Wilpsmsport Lock Haven (yis Phs Erie R. Div
meeting Phiadelpma $3.50 wlamsport Lock Haven
eum entT and the OIL Regions.
FOR Baltimore the South Limited Washington E
i've Washington 4lO Regular at s:40s u. and
s1 sas Tor Philadelphia. $40 $50 nj 1890 A4:IO6z
$50 and II night Sunday o. a. $3.50. and Emi
H~omnodao. 70, Trenton s.,o At 7 7;2o m sussEm
go $40 $40 $40 4:30 $40. 540 g. 10. $3.50 T. 1880
$40 10 il:3O and ~ night SUNDAY 500 and 8:lU D.
For Elizabeth q. $3.50. 72O 740. .. .. 10 L. g
230 $40 $40 4:lu 430 $3.50 $50 $40, T. $40 $3.50 T.
73U s10 10 ll3O and IL night Sunday 6:2O z. and
70: Rsiv.v g. $50 1870, g. loa NJ IL n. l. @ $50. $40
m and 2 night Sunday $40 and D.
Woodbridge Perrin Amboy and South Amboy aud 10
~ S Ne. BppsMes go ami M IL n 2. BIO A:3O 52O
a. 10 and I D. IA IL pight Sunday nm
For East Milestone. ~ noon. 3lO and 43O D. n
tor Lsmbertyile and Pennington $50 m. and 4 p m
Nor PhIhpsbure andB evdere, $3.50 M, and D. IN
Fcr Borienowu Burlington. and Camden. 20 and $3.50 M
l2.3O q 4, 410. and 0. IN.
For Freehold Z 30 a. 2 and 4:lO NJ
Tor uyhtsowp Camden Perth Amboy 23O
10, U,shtstovn andP embertop, 500
Trans arrive foiows:-Hom Pittsburgh 500 and 80 NJ and
935 D. daily: 500 daily except MONDAY From wssnns
tp And Baltimore G:2O 4l5 D: and 1927 SUNDAY 20
A. NJ and 1927 Prom Phladeoha $40 SO $50 lOil5
s;iO s:20 6: so IL :55 a m, $50 and 1927 D.
Ticket Odees and 944 Broswa No. Aston fouss and loot ct
Desbrossss Corlandt NssYork No Coust Bo9klyn
Nos IA ll6 AID lis iSd'Sp,,t HOoossn Emgran Ticket
Once No Battery place NJ BOYD Jr, Gen Passenger Agent
PRl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
WOOL, MARKET,

Bosrox Sept 3GwcoDemsDd continued steady but Moderate
huaS &c supply Their wants Al ". current ~ r.
and hoders that u prices will be realized Tor all the
available ratei prices remain the sane WIN saes ol
10 western Fee,s l45a52e 70 for Common to Choice ono
inc and Dre selections 55d62c ID for Common and Chee;
Sane and Erty. pulled scarce and demand 40055e y for
Common and Choice with Choice Maine at 6Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
II. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger
TIRIE RAILWAY,

r.
IL SUMNER AsaAsGRngSr taking eject Sept 81 1874
From Chsmbesst Depot Por Twenty see note below
to Buffalo and sesons Coaches o destination. o.
lO45 n-Brpess Mail for Buffalo and Niagara FaiA Sleeping
r.s F s to the vs." s. ss:f T Sss s
Chicago without change
rss ists s. 1880, 1880. O. 'si5 and io;4' N" As0
MiSdeto.s 1850 $50 .9'IS and io:45 s:4S $50
tSSo an, WITH s..f.l ard o.ssso Midland E,o
"a Ks s5 o. s Fl ' .ss ios; H. $780, s,
w w:I ,S;So . ;ss io:i5 !, NJ and $50
s 1873 sb .sS iSi iE mn M las
's ss..so. % 's ssss. '' Ae,a: eAs 49,
1880 .9.l5, lo43 n LAD 3:Ae 90 e:So T. and 'lioo
rs.nsn e.s7 7s9 $50 T. 10 zap t i0s' 1 II
iese 80 si $50 acf 49, iS45 ,SS i5o ami slS 445
o IA tcso and 70 io.S = s's'' s e' sS AIS s45
7i5 and u AS .sa ~ s,,G,t'y Ish. onl,' ~ ~
soss ii5. 8, si6, 5l5' 1890 o+5' sl'' 1890 aud
ai1sisie and B.exn.aei +4s Sis, 'nd is4o l. "a
g. and q p n. and ~ Saturday nights only. "a,
.oi a!h te - and 1912 M Isp ZIP wi,
o.. st 20 IL I'd s: sis &c iss sit
7 s, n Al: is si sH ss .isA .s iJ., 4s
g. D. n. and IL saturday night s.y
seSn :ss 2ss a IN nnusi ,,s boa.
: :. Isss. sss 4i' and 6'is
T.s.~ 70, passage ana apartment. pn.ng Room aud sleep
IN, Csskes can obtained and orders Tor the ehsslng .sd transfer o.
.s. ne: cses B1sotn snS ., the coae..y D.pc
trains from the Wet sn'e@ Ns"io al ''fo H. Nv
'D.' ,so At sisss.E' S s:.s r....s. Agent,
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Wet Ps Rsopss steamboat James W. Bssia esvs Hssoas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
finanrial.
TTNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !:

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
All hereby c;ynsa sys; ,ss,ss
n r. aid Of the jersey City and Albany Railroad Company
The order Of the County Judge OF Rockpd County appointing Com
said o. 1874 and the time
apply review the proceeding. before said has not yet expired
Within the prescribed BY law certorsd will be applied Tor to
said proceedings and orf Of the Ctu Judge and 70 reverse
the there being ci,ined fatal errors therein d pro-
worthless and all
receiving the before tae ns termination OF said proceedings viii
do % their peril ,
Notice said bonds f isued have been ISSUED
In violation Of conditions contained the petition on which SAID
''' ~ ~ GEORGE w. wRIANT,
for of said Village opposing Bonding Of said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
feQai Notices.


SUPREME COURT, Kings COunty.-JOHN G.
- WALSH Plaintiff against WALTER MITCHELL Dee9dan-
iSurmons erve) To the fon
hereby summoned and required to answer the IN % action
the Comfy City Of BROOKLYN aud
the subscriber q his oc No. 81
sst within 20 DAYS after the service Of
this exclusive Of the day such ana
a complaint within the aforesaid the plain
in this action apply for the relief demanded IN the
complaint THO ARNOLD, Paiutifs Attorney " Waist, NY
Datei August !, lS7L , ~, 81. ,,,,,
0''' VI ~" ' THEO. ARNOLD, PaoHrs Attorney
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
York-RICHARD MOUNT Testanentay guardian Of Cora
Nodst and Ms MoH children william H. Mofst deceased
against HELEN RACEY individually aud BIecutnI OF
observation-disclosures for relefTo the
Dennt You are hereby summoned and required the
r his action Sled the Office OF the CLERK OF the
Civ and County Of NewYork the Courthouse in the CITY Of New
the said complaint the
.pbher AZ his Office No. 335 Broadway the City of New York
seryce hereof exclusive of the dag OF such
service and II You the complaint within the time ace
Plaintiff this scion VIII apply 10 the Court Tor the re
demanded In the complaint 10000. -, , $40. ..
Dated Aug. H. 1874 g. TlLLOISOS, Piainfihs Attorney
complaint the above eGtte ion wa ne IN the Once Of
City and County Of New at the Courthouse In
said city, the seventh day Of SepteMb,r isn4
q. TlLLOTSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated September %, 1874. Thlaw6w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01


%:ad it with held hSs lssS5s
ss sS + e.. s !; ss rS
;rss' :.s; s . ss,'
Cod f steadily with moderate sa.ns.: I % fsa r sss'
s sn q iossl u IS o oss sns
$50 SS Ss ss:.i o !'s ST. Is
SS S IS sss s 9'is ss
s;si stead, X; s,f .. ss, 90 ss: soe
s:. en-. .s ns n. asT .. :ss
ss c r sSG r T:n H;I; sSS s%@i s
IOs g fssss dss
s gs ia s'' p que sos s's
sss s, and s as 6 sTT1s Lar. 50 ss' s
$50 ties oWssera ac essS for s.Ss d s.ssTs se
asiI az rs 1855 i:s
OS and Fsra s 1S & a,ss seller @
market sill continues fm with an increased demand
Western low grades scarce and shippers are unable 70 purchase
Fine Fresh Orange make selected. .!ag45
Middle AID southern Tier CSuDtis. hne PAIL
Pine Fall Make Northern Counties .............aV d9a
Fair 10 Good Fall Batter.
Northern Welsh Summer Butter, top
NY. State, poor TO fair stock
Western. choice solid pscsd yellow
SsSTS, H %sr. %oSfs .et and With liberal
epss ad downward Western are the main dealing at zoe we
s;: nj 81 Ss,sIa ssS S
Western prime. ......25 Q26
market fairly active and prices have :n npws
den BY the advance III the interior The receipts are light
Lyerpoo Ceabiel los Cd STAT. Factory new,
Factory. 6ne TO all cream. nre..'. io'4oisH
fancy ............. l4AGl5c. State Factory, new, -
etsle FACTORY. good TO all cream fair.. l2A0lS
tue ............. l3adl4 State Factory new.
s,ste Factory con- all half 49,
mon to f' v adl2h s :sn F.s,c,, r:, "'o
" eoTron 20 sSe 1aLals ali cream foil skim as
PBTROLEUMFor Rhned the market opened quiet and steady but
quickly under active demand at the eo we qnote spo
sDd Sd of October a;l2' l50O bb same 9eivera
BILE 5000 bbis same delivery a. y e 10y ools
10Th and Goth Ocber l3 For Crude on the
limited and values are shade ei:heI and more nrm h
stI76i7 Philadelphia MARKETS fairly active and values
decidedly sales 5000 bb prompt deyervt
and ION October at 2sc 900 bb deliverable the 10TH
i2sa, 5000 bbl deliverable 18th and 10Th 81 October a.
and 20 Of October at II l5l6 300 bills deliverable sst
ss :. Hs :F 1905 0e s9a SS d. DEE
hvery 5a 1000 bbs do deliverable last half October at o+
1000 prompt delivery 5l The primary market rule. As O
81 02a bid wells Oil CITY, Quiet at Idoute dull ,Oc ea
wells Housewife quiet at 9OdS22c Psrkers hn '3Ai snip
RICE-Trsde doll and nompav unchanged Carolina
quoted 62.d7ac tor Pair to Choice; New Louaana
Sa7a for fah to Pnme Pat1a at 7s1+ and h'nso0h o"
sUGARS-The market Raw is very dull and nominal
i6c sgores latter disposed to concsde the
s.Eng prices SiadS9sc Fair Good Refining $50 for
9ac ard No. ~ Cayed 9 Refined is quiet aud tame at
9dl0as Soft Yellow lOi2glO for son Whie ii &C iof
sYBDSClover 0uet and unchanged quoted At dVAa1io1t
Timothy stronger Old at 81 So New at 81 Sodr3 ff
quiet quoted At 81 O5dS2 10 oooo a. c. -.
SIBARN fairly firm sales ID Wv! ~
sdsc; anu 50 900 Prime do at 1885, and loooo very
Choice DO at S7sc ,o.o
bbls at 81 Us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
Gounirp propertp 10 ret.
% Whom u man &ontern

I AURENCE or LUCAS.-lf MIR. CHARLES
IL LAURENCE Who len bnssnd the 1888 and sent to Mes.
Yors and supposed assumed George q
will apply the undersigned viz bear so@e,hlns 70 h
Advantage Of 30 will be pJ BY the undefnea
supplying the the death Of tbs said ch.s
Lsaenee heard Of by letter posted fo aas~s
1854 PRIOR. BiaGs CHI kCh aed Aosss
ai LasslaIsa ttslsh kasisk sssass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YORK. Wednesday. Sept. 80, 1874

NETWORK, Wednesday. Sept. &c. 1874.
Although the temperance of fine weather
to-day had favorable influence on the general horse
market. comparatively little was accomplished There
was some inquiry for light driving and business horses
but few sales were realized there was no increase IN
the demand for common draft and prime truck horses
Prices are mostly nominal. 49,,
The sale held at Messrs Barker Il Sons City Auction
Mart and New-York Tattersalls to-day was well AT
tended. ana the stock brought under hammer, which
included some valuable horses. disposed Oh as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
Il the NEW. JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare from New.yor % Philadephis only 80 %.
Commencing THURSDAY Sept 10 lS7i Leave NeSYork from
Pier r. N. r., loot OF Rectorst -
945 m-For Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River vin'spd
and Brdseton
lao In-For Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River waretown
and Tuckerton,
400 D. m-FOr Long Branch Toms River &c On SATURDAYS
for WareosD, &c.
Arrive in New.York.
935 n-Prom Toms River &C. On MONDAYS from Ware'own
Philadelphia, vnelsnd Bridgeton, Tuckerton,
Waretown, H.
". SNEDEN General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point. New
hGs ri Ro %n and k's MARY py 4 oa
vesiry-st Per39, ever Afternoon. a, d = o'clock
4 LBANY and TROY by DAT LINE BOAT
a Leave. foot yestD-.. Per 80 n r. at $50 ~ and
sscS S .r so 'iT5ps SKbhcR
ELL s S s ., connecting ' on S": a1s
' w Hsd9' P o. ana si ks%sSH a meg
the following day. 81
RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housato s,Iic
leaves Cansnue slip li3" and BRIDGEPORT at IL Pm
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
saoa sew.Yori foot Of Lb,- connee,s sonev,, with
R L. Yhifpsba-s Leigh .te with
high Waller Iiaosd line Hssourg Pittsburgh and TIE
west '"' 10 oe''s SUMMER %sR Ian mt
Commenting June - is7tILe.ye New TOR. follows
Mach Chunk. Tam.gu. wlls,OaIIe scr.n'Sn. te
SS Tain Train S FOR E Es.o a wilkes
Pts.ou. a,h.noy City, Mt Carmel Haeton Iansh, mock
a~an WaVey &C. CoLnss at JOneuel with Deh Lack aud
900; Rsrss dali, te,cept sun.y. for E.,'co
F,mgton k.ou for M.ueh chuat Tam,guA T9ssnd, Wilkes
i2lS p m-E2rnnss sor Flemnstcu, ga.tou Bath ADeoown
ssa aolaaas fanes. ssia ross.ve Harrisburg
2S0 mWAy Tram for Ession Cs'.sauao. AID Beydere
Who T Ct fsa A %.: ia H''A oA'''
4:so ?. n WAY Train for somerTiis and Remington
e ny wi TI- TT a. s 70, s.ns:
oes S.ae5 eiaai wiis.5sn Towards. Re.ns Harrisburg
8 and p n-Wiy Trairs 70. sOner'iIe.
1850 D. m standardization Besou.
9l5p. m-wy Train ios somersle
For Hs.ps,s a. rs, g. e:l5. $40: 80 50 $40
1919 ia Al. n SS Bib l.S 80 5 a5o 5 s $50 49,
$40 9l5, 1880, ll;l5 IL p m p,cxrp s,,, ~, r,.
" p B.,,wrv General p senser hsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

On Monday, Oct. s. Major c. W. Barker. anctioneeI,
will offer at public sale, at the above-named Auciom
Mart the entire stud OF Messrs. Hunter Trayers Wen
known in racing circles comprising brood mares nies
and colts the OF the most celebrated sires
From the conflicting reports rendered ny mahuIac
turers and dealers Ii is difficult to give GEAR state
ucut of the carriage trade We fnd however. Detter
feeling generally prev ang the demand, especially Tor
fner grades of work, having somewhat Improved since
the ope ming OF the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
Citn Real gs!aie for Sale.
brooklnn Reai estate for Sale.

L'OR SALE-lIOUSE-Si,s New two ,story.
basement cellar brk house north te Of WFokofst nrn
house substantial and vel hnshe all mpro'elesn
Ave marble mAn,els marble vesubuie &c bteni keT 81 ID"
Examine
NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No lO2 store All house ioi 2I-.O
No, 40 81 and 50 st-Rnme dseilngs, lot itIlm
Nc. $50 and 2Bs wasbnvion.st Prame dwelling lot 1910
No. I-g and 1917 WHowst and basement b1es house,
No AZ Wilou .st-3 story brick house lot 25rlOO
No ~ Hci..s.-3-sorv brick hou lot. 2JElOO
No 1853 Rsmsen-sI-3s,cry brick hoass lot. 25sloo .
W. r. COOK. 2Bj Washiugton.st BrpohlFn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01

Csisens Cornwall Hewb Marlborough Melton, feashkssg
ne Rsopss steamboat Jsnes w. Bs~a hsvs Hssoa
Rst \ 4. NV kaass5 Xv&ssAs ~ Sres' SAEAsAA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
Qopartnersnip Notifies.

(,OPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
u hi. dsy formed COPARTSBRSIp under ". 6n All
R4TRs and the BANKING and STOCK
COMMISSION BUSINESS at Is BroadsI H. BATES
Oct. ], 1874 o .. booIWICk
7T1HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the arm Of CHASE skABURY dissolved
Sept 80 BY mutual consent ChAoo onAbUhI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Commencing ,pcmber II, ISIH
Trains leave Harlem kIyer Station at 9l5 loo
900 4:4O. :l5, and 6:45 .. m. 80
Cornee With boat Of Morrssna Steamboat Co. leaving Puto
Market Slip for Harlem River Station North New'ioIk
particulars at hotels aud depot
John T. MOODY. Supt N u. Diylson New York.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-08-06

or no modern fashion has the reason Of being
remained 30 hid in mystery as in the case of the
stiff chimney-pot hat. Considered ugly by many,
and uncomfortable by others, it still, through all
seasons and all changes, remains, par excellence,
the typical head-gear of masculine civilization.
The Sultan replaces his fez with its black ugli-
ness by way of proclaiming his advance in Eure-
pean enlightenment, and John Chinaman adopts
it as his first proof of b. coming "real Melliken
man."
Now chronological research shows us the love
of the high hat engrained in the nature Of the
aboriginal man. The guileless cannibals of
Central Africa who found such favor in he
sight of DIR. Schweinfurth, top their crisp
locks with stove pipe of their own manufac-
ture. The natives of the Nicober islands, with
less genius for manufactures, buy secondhand
European hats with the utmost avidity. Light
colored silk hats are their favorites and they will
readily offer fifty or sixty cocoanuts for an old
title of that kind with broad black hat band.
Then the fortunate possessor will paddle of,
proudly erect in his canoe, his body guitless OF
all clothing but his one little strip of gress
cloth, but his head decorated with the covering
dear to the New York Bowery Boy; an insti uc-
tive sight for the civilized wearers of high hats
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-08-06
Political Notes.

Tho election in North Carolina takes place to-
day. The main issue is on the Civil Rights BILL
which is solidly opposed by the Democrats. The
Republicans are said to be divided upon the
question.
The approach of the county elections in Ten
nessee causes much excitement in that State.
Party lines are strictly drawn, on account of the
Civil Rights bill. In Davidson county, where
Nashville is situated it is believed there will be
a close contest between the Conservatives and
Democrats on the one side and the Independents
on the other, as both parties have Upionists and
ex-Confederates on their tickets.
The Republican Convention of Louisiana met
in New Orleans yesterday. David Young, color
ed, was chosen President by a vote Of 1871 to 76,
he being the Packard candidate. After appoint
ing committee on credentials, the Convention
adjourned until to-day.
w. w. Ketchum has been nominated for Com
gross by the Republicans of the Twelfth District
of Pennsylvania over L. D. Shoemaker the
present incumbent.
Nominations for Congress have been made as
follows LIST District of Iowa. Geo W. McCrary,
by the Republicans Franklin Sanders, 7th Ind.
ana, by the Democrats E. X. O'Brien, Sd Maine,
by the Democrats