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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-07

The latest mode ~ Salutation here 10 20
longer: ''How do you do:' but CHOW do you
register this moPnin -
The Democratic Of RaI1des nave nominated
NJ the Legislature Msssrs. G. w. Stafford u.
l.. Lu4kett and Jtls. Jeffries.
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u Fans. .AEANS-
~ bb's Choice MetSeM White BEANS.
80 bb1s Choice Red BEANS,
IL store ADtAsnS, and e,r sale by
EMfTH 4 MeKENNA-
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bioasers mess, etc, etc, in al packages.
Foe sss O. Boston prices, with freight added,
by o. H. LAWRENt Z n CO.,
$40 80 and II Tehonpitoulas.
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III AVANA CIGARS. HAVANA CIGARS
hoice selections of the most C. LIBERATED Ha-
vana brands of fresh and direct importatl"ns, at
wholesale and retail, and ut the lowest market
quota ion-, by LJUIS TlFMANN,
% I'm Crescent City Cigar Store, Camp st.
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MERCANTILE CIRCULAR,
Issued simultaneously with the News Edition,
contains, in condensed form, all the market
tran sa oions, prices, import and export tables,
etc, making it q most convenient sheet for mer-
camille correspondence.
These Circulars are printed with Merchants
card. to order.
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A DAILY MARKET REPORT
Is also issued from this Office every day at
p, H. embracing the transactions Of ca h day,
with imports. exports, latest kilograms. ETC.,
etc., furnished with MerchantS cards inserted
eonspicuously, at the rate of 80 cents per Dozen
Merchants Wishing the
DAILY MARKET REPORT,
Letter Sheet Price Current or the Newspaper
form, with their business card at head for ther
correspondence, msy send heir orders ct the
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE, !
120 and l31 Gravier street. I
At any time prior to either publications,
The Price Current has
JOB oPPIcEo I
Dnsurasssd b Any staAlishns1t u W sosth !
ID Il doing
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF JOB 1lofrQe
At I'D
Vu I0w0ee Rae. II
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25,o00 Green POLES, hogsheads, barrels and
bAlt barrels. At Jackson Railroad Depot.
For sale by J.C. MURPHY 4 CO.,
"a st 36 Magazine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. VI.
L 500 Coupon, 1865, BIO Coupon Ieoo' ,,.,
A 900 l5.OOU................ll ITO y
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK p. " To CLOSE OF BUsl-
O'CLOCK
TUESDAY, Sept. 1-P. VI.

The speculative strength infused INTO the railway
and miscellaneous share market yesterday by the
sudden and unexpected flirt in Erie, found further
EXPRESSION to-day. At the send off Erie was IL per
cent above the closing quotations of last night :;
Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail, Wabash and
81. Paul. 4; Ohos and Union Pacific, !, and the
other shares / this advance being further supple
mented in later dealings and eliminating at the l
o'clock Board Erie halted hour earlier at 35a and
at the Second Board broke off per cent and the
whole market weakened TO the extent of to per
cent The rise Of the morning may be
attributed TO the smart purchases to cover
short contracts, and we cannot discern any
buyinps for the long side of the account predcated
upon an actually improved situation of affairs, as
viewed from business standpoint. The movement
may be regarded as a skirmish preliminary 10 the
great contest that may be expected when the plans
of the clques shall be fully matured and brought on
AT the moment, by the reconnaissance in Erie. While
the forenoon market pretty lively and interest
ing the afternoon dealings were on small scale
The most active stocks dealt in were Erie, Union
Pacific Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mall
Rock Island Wabash and Lake Shore. Investment
stocks were dull New-Jersey Central sold at lO4t
with odd lots sold at 105qlG5! Morris and Essex at
% Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western at 1857, and
New-York New Haven and Hartford at 1874. lhe
general market left off steady. The opening, high
est lowest and closing prices OF stocks are as f0ows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

l.
ASHES rep to-day bkcs steady, but tie
demand queJ 62064' Pearls are ou ana nomins
ielnsnd moere and the market u steady al
former figures; sales u 1890 at Sl@322c Tor "o'en h'
GROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Com is steady. With p-o:,ats
demand We quote Brush Choice Short Gree9 ~ a. l1Dlle
Red and Rei sued SAFE Broon steady ggo;e oraI
Red AZ 75df2 2 - 80 Ordinary O at ~ 70 %
50 10; and Cool o Prime 10. at 50 80 2 doL "a
BUILDING MATERALS-Bneks continue IN fan reasN &c mo
market seaiy We quote Pale y saoAt u 25as2 50
Gxs 20 Fronts Cou Brown Sl2; Dark *l3 and Red al
men demand at ~ tOi JOO "tr per-
land sold o. 50 from yard s hm sud y s,e :. " -
former figures 81 Lime good State - Koch
81 l5G$l 90 for Common and Flushing Other 0esenpens
q quiet. -. -.
40 quote Aiamantne l2oL l3c; l4o ljc; 1907 ~ lie
Sperm Paten, at 80 4J9c, aud Prifls 26d21e
COAL-The close Of sst muco better dennd ef 40
The scranton sales VI The 25 u resulted IN gsnerh
mere prices quote at - 2oGs5 80 Buminss,-
Mabattan Company for 900 tons Of Pa1s'
yana have other orders hand Cumberland
remains Foreign Goals dali and the arys are ssm-
during the week Eah caDnei rules oyer For NOV, seo-
Tia prices reduced the mines from 81 70 10
Ell 10 gold; quote CoasSoys Scotia 50 23 - 90 d.
Pepp.vsnia estmorelan 81 Gs7 Cae. sl2
dSl2 So; EBgha luce Hslr do s7aflo Liverpool tsnhs
$l69sl7 stesm CoalsJames River nna 20 - 20 cOi
James River Cabonte $9dsll Cumberland, Nd. t1ds1 50
COFPEE-rhe Rio IL STEADY With limited bn-noss
O52 South Amenca not made public We quot. ord
mary at 6al6.e Par d. st u he Good DE- 80
gold grades still dull and 10 the absence Of Aes prices
unchanged guce Java at 2td2Ic Ce'o IL "a
2OLc Macaibo liad20L. Lagusyra. ls2al9r. Jamacs.
l7Lal9Ls Sano Domingo lea he Porto REQ 10 ~
Is lS Mexican Ii rl3i2c SAanilh 81 IL 1
10 &c, aud Curaeca at II lie. al gold
COIT0N-Tbe the spot Voten only limited,
and uayoasbe o Europe Of the market
weak, but prices unchanged. We follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

The eleventh call for the redemption OF Five
twenty bonds Of 1862 just issued, is as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sep@ !, 1874
BY virtue OF authority given hy act Of Congress. as
proved July H. 1870 entitled IAN act to authorize the re-
funding the National debt" hereby give notice that
the principal and OF the bonds herein
below designated, known Fyetwenty bonds, VIII he
paid at the Treasury Of the United States. 10 the City
Of Washington and after the first day OF December,
1884, and that the interest said bonds will cease on
that day. that Is to say coupon onds known % the third
and fourth SERIES act OF Feb. u.s. 1861 dated May is2.
as follows:
both Inclusive; s1oo Nos IS IOl TO 5s2s both inclusive;
$500, Nos 2s7Ol TO S0,96s both inclusive; N,oc NOS
Fourth series-sO Nos to 1870 both inclusive 400.
Nos to loo. both Inclusive $500 Nos to iIs bcrh IN
$4,000 000 Registered bondss5o Nos 1851 TO lsoo 10th
Nos. 7'7c TO $50. both inclusive: 1900 Nos. $3.50 to
S295o both inclusiye 5000 Nos Ssol " 1910 oo,n IN
Total, sa.OOo.OOo Grand total. &l5,Ooo,oo0.
or the amount outstanding embraced in the numbers
as above) s2oOOoo are coupon bonds and 100000 arc
registered bonds. United States securities forwarded
for redemption should be addressed 10 the Loan
Division, secretarys Office and all registered bonds
should be assigned to the Secretary OF the Treasury for
redemption. b. ii. BRIsrow. Secretary.
Appended to this call is statement of the ten
previous calls for the redemption Of $40 bonds Act
Feb Is, 1882 They commence with Sept. l. 1871,
and aggregate to Aug !, 1874 S26l 100000 and with
the present or eleventh call, S276.0O000o
The following shows the exports texclnsive ~
specie from the port of New-York to foreign ports,
for the week ending Sept and since the beginning
of the year: -
For the veei.,.. 81 6g5445 81 42064t s5jSS ,067
Previously reported l42 49, 4O ls4sOsoo3 lv-<f<o
Since January l. si47 1855 sl9o22s.227 sle7s59492
pree ~ coI '..lI4es ll5 1898,
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. PENN
sylvania 6's, ITO; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l6l; Reading Railroad, 55.; Pennsylvania Railroad,
5ls; Gold, 1929.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

than Yesterday and prices were without essential
change Chicago and Northwestern Consolidated
Gold bonds receded fraction selling at 7ssa7S OF
the defaulted roads Chesapeake and Ohio frsts sold
at 4sQ4sg-coupon on. 1t will be noticed that some
issues are quoted ex-September interest. The ex-
changes of Union Pacific income bonds for the new
sinking funds were heavy to-day, both here and in
Boston, and were being made up to the close of
business The interest was paid in Boston as usual
and also here 10 those who wished TO exchange for
the new bonds. The following were the bids for
railroad bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able aud suggestive essay on this topic by Prof.. T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
ERIE RAILWAY.

LRlE RAlLWA1 80, ... A., a 1874
F,om Cbsmbe,t D,not IPor Twenty hrit see note beowQ
0am-Cincinnst and CHICAGO Day Express DfA"lsio'' N
10 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches to destination Pill cl..,ro
lO:45 n.-EIprsss Mail for Bnna" sho HAs"' ~
$50 D. mNirht Erpre. for the West Sleeping Coeh s
,ooDsS TO oa.o HasaIs Fails Cincinnati ST. Louis Detroit and
EIp s ,pSins arye from the 24o 753 and
10:55
Pd G1H: Js41 30 1880 1000 and lo4s M as S5
$3.50 1880 and = adGeiS"n ia 49, and p m The
40 l045 a. m trains eonneeI Nth New Y9rs sa
o.sego Midland Railroad Rondout and Kingston m and &
NJ Goshen g 1880 tS:3o 1880 ana 1919 s % io:st
AID iso n sadern 6I5 100 $3.50 1850 and 1CIt1
ii5 s45 sSO teSo and and .I % sn 10. SAB
80 IS: 30 ito 80 lO:45 m. l:45 345 5:30 o.
and D. m and 10 midnight Paterson 30 6:4b 3;5V
4 s1O4 l hS'SV t 55 $50 s5 G i5 I'd
1890 m and sl2 midnight Newark g $50 ~ iv+ 10
and 1880 M 3l5 4:i5 $50 6;l5 AMI 1870 m ane I'd
Biz Alb $40 l5 and u 40 and ~ p saturday Or 6fS'
oniT Ruiherfu PARK and Paae G:45 1880 s3o ~
10 noon AS g. 3:45 43O 55, 8, 1880 CAB s;lo and
si5 and IS As m; s. and and u SATURDAY night
opiT Rnglesood ami sparkh 5:l5. 80 and l046 M $50
5 ais 445 545, 7l5, and t7;45 m and ~ saturday
ont Permont Nysck, 5:l5 and % a. 1870 3Io 80
5;45 7:l5 and IL Saturday neht only spnnf s
4:45. sl5 ts45 20 and l0:45 IT., a. 44o o. D. H. anu
NoTK-Th leaving Chsmbest even or half hours leave
23d fifteen earlier than above tut Trans S'R
bers hours leave 23lt thftv minutes eine oos'
23d.st 1900 midn ght eonneeuhg WIN ~. I'm
bent at sane hour 445 and 5:l5 m trains starr ron
re M passre ano for apartments in Drawing Room and Sleep
ing be obtained AID oders ior he s
Broadway Coart, Brooklyn aho Al 'n company pepor
Daily Tr PAS Avenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
6icamboata ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEfSEi
~ ALLENTOWN GINB TO TIKI WBsT-Passenser aud rfexn
Station foot Of bertyst Connects at hoineve
South Branch r. Hampton Junction with Dell Lseh ana we.
rhipsburs with Lebgh and susquehanna plor s,o
hgb Valley Railroad. Direct line 70 harsburr soufsn anu "s
West; slo Central Pepnsyvsnls and kswi Oh oA'e
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commepe,nf June rs Is74.-Ieaye Nev.i a. follows;
bliss TRAM for Rason. Bethlehem, bstb Aheo'o"n
MAuch Chunk Tamsqua, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, &c
600 a. n-Way Train for someryille and Pennington. ,y,,.
700 Bsivsiere haneh ,runs "lhe
barre Pttston Mahanoy City Mt Carmel HaIetoS
Towsnds Wsvery ko Connects al melton WIN p']' ~ ~
West. X. r. p..on
9OOa m-SoRSNe EXPRESS daily teIespt sanday mr baA9n
Allentown Harrisburg West Connects o. eoms'e ,o'
TI,mneon at Rastou hsueh Chunk Tamaqua ahaa
barre Scranton with through DanTls "iAmspo &C
1890 m.-Wsy Train for sonervine. NJ, .u.....,
l2:40 m-ExPRKss for feminRtoni bnop, ossn,
Msueh Chunk Msbapoy City Hsteton, Wksoarrs
ing Columbs Lancaster Bphrsta Potsvlle hsrnseurg &e
$3.50 m-wsy Train Psib6e On Saturdays onv 70 S0ns'
Vile. , .,a u.,,b fbn.h
400 m-way Train for Bsston, Allentown and hapen 'nuss
Connects At Juncti with Del. Lack and West H.
l:3O D. m w Train for sonerville and Fltmlns'on
5p m-WAy Train for someIvils
BIB .. m.-Wsy Train for Plainbeld NJ. p.,-.,... Iu.,
$50 m-BvEsIse EXPIRES dali, or s"lce De' IT,, .hurS
town Msueh Chunk, Whfesbarrs, To"snaa' heA"i"N "
Pittsburgh. Chicago, Ne ..u.
6 and D. m-Wsy Trains for scmervile
1880 D. m -(Rmi9rantl-for Baston
m.-Wa, Train for Somervihe
Foi Eirsnetb At BIB g. 8:l5 GAO, 1870 s;5o s:t9
1880 III5 a m; IL 1910. 1880 I3V 2oy "a
4,ib 80 445 g. 5l5 80 545 6, 6:lO. 63o y Tow
oi'' "lo io'V ii'i' - y r. T. KICKER Sept and Bng
n p R.tnuts General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

In State bonds Missouris continue firm and in fair
request Sales of Funded bonds of 1894 were made
at 92l Long bonds at 9309S3, Skies of 1915 at 9Sl,
and of 1876 at IS. North Carolina DID, January and
Jny sold AT 10. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

The money market has been quiet and easy at "a
Q. per cent Oh call and to Z on prime discounts.
Three hundred and eighty-ive thousand dollars of
National bank notes were received by the Treasurer
at Washington to-day for redemption.
United States bonds have been quiet and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
6teamboals ano RAILROADS..
EuE DAILY TRIB

THE DAILY TRIBUNE wiH be mailed TO
rarers and saSors kaon9 Nee iGr gS, 5' 1Gs Sg
;s MS e fa5;'' fG 81 q 'sa
any addrs' or three months for 81 postage paid on@ r g. a.
elSe or 9sG1 postage trHss',s aSr3ad can haJe GGg o. Ne
DAILY Jor sEMIwEEKLY @ee n'OHts WEEKLY 'f
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
tqga Pcggheepse ROSdGa and kug,9P y ap5S At o3tn
TTa Sc ~ SIs s,a c MARi POWELL no"
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPQo
n sITIoN LNER,e 80 cents deck 81 90 With BERTH = 90
SoSbAS 7sS Hd @
AG1.y D1 s5'q 0 h,s se same n Fare Ss
SHrsl and rooe 'SseIa 5oe 81
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
ycl. Pier 80 n R. $3.50 snq Twe9yHist laeh Of
S rs E; 3, So E2EkEaS EbR 81
kL aod RDSq FGI sSTnes1g y 81 points ants wsi lI Ss u
d 81 sDes, I Ins R and from - e. SaA I3 g &C.
RRIDGEPoRT and all points on HG%saSpT
Cataanne Sip at 1890 and Bridgeport at II ?
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
ADIEoNDAcKs, MONTREAL and points Yor,l West Low
are and reduction i srSs 9Sni and fi
leave DAILY 'ssnniay eIpied at p n IRON ref s N"l R'
Saratoga and Troy and Boston AMI connecting ra'roa
through "''" 80" and O'F''' j0SsPH c0ssELL sup
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
wts P Ss%S Sg Jsn1, Tsa h tsSe f5
Pier n H. MOucay Wednesiay and Fnday at O'clock m
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The popu-
lar steamboat NELLY dsl. Markei~
2:45 Thirty hs O'Clock Returning, EOrwaik
so H. Of Danhur, New.ayen Reduced
Fare, 80 Excursion ticket. II no.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
at Couers Cornwall Newbureh Ms1e5opgh Ml,S2 Highlands
Hsrson. Pier "a n R. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY at o. II.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL and intermediate
pon Pecksip daily Sundays ercepeil
TWontythlrd-st t. r. 3l5 win special train az
EeW-aytn Night boat PeksiD IL O'clock Teseis sot
baggage checked ga Broadway SewYOTk 1913 and
4 COgr-sis.. BROOKLYN.
FOR HARLEM, landing at ELENENTH-ST.,
Il ASTORIA. FlGHTY-FOURlH-SF., ONEHUNDRED-AND.
HINTHST. snd OSEHU connect.
Peek.slp
hall hour from $50 until !. except II a H. 230 and
BSee sunday toats leave every
hall honr from $50 q. until 7l5 D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

City bank shares dull. Ninth National sold
at 100 and Gallatin Nation at $780, Chemical was bid
for at 1871 against isl yesterday. The following
h. ~ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

~ Pas engeI NeWYork Jersey City ierres from 1901
'O'''n0' All TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
euse Norwich Sgnev Deh Walton Mddetovn Intermediate
$40 m-waion Way for Walton, Delaware County, Ne"ioh
intern date without change Of cars
ll:40a u.-Worterdyke Accommodation.
4S0 m-pseI dunts Express. through to Eenvile without
6 30 D. m Booraprdals Local.
For e Jer.ey C AID Albany Division through to Tappanown
$40 = m and At 80 D. m without change Of car. No. .
For road 64Os $40 o. H. ahd Aoo p H. nAAns
01, TRAINS STOP At HAcKEysAcK AND PATERSON
Tkets sold checked TO all principal PAGES pV
Ft, V eiyd AMI Forwarded for points Pier 80 North River
On Penn''''' oTIcK psPATcH AID Low EST RATES
General os SO Lerty SsT{G less ma Pear Agss
NETWORK, HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. K.-NEw.YORK AND kEwHAyEN DIVISION
Summer Arrangeuen commencing Ma Is Is Pense station
in New-forE Grann cen'rs DEPOT ensaeS Up
Trains for Newaven esve at TAO AccP) sos (tIG 200
Acen 1000 tEI) 1900 Aocnl 100 tLIl 300 lkI)
22O (Acen Sis EIl s:lO E and 9;lO thA
2aS su 5 G5S 5I5 $40 Gsg $40 $40
5g s sS re- 5 541 dsS mo GT $40 U $40 pI
hS5 PD fs Das;stJ l sDs at sos and 10
D. n via Shore Line at and c10 TIE 500 M loo Sil5
ara oo O inc 800 ? sG a s1Io a. Bp a Tie
sos ami connects With tI.ns on shos Line Drlson Tor
D. Division for Norwich Neviiayen
and northampton NeN-Iisen ard the sos FL
connecte River R. r at Springfield for Mone The
sos H.. m. connects with Naugu"k X and The $500
and & and as p N and Sorwsk south Norss
the SO5 1900 AIS and 5iOp m with Nen-tanaan K
suaGsy Boston Mail Trans 200 via Springfield 90
braSarTocm can on Express and Sleeping Cars Night RI
% he purchased az Ticket o. Company at Grand
tai Depot oe's Of dart Co. gt1 BIIaaSai an.
foure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

Receipts at the shipping port sre III, day isst Sees'
~ n gsi bas Roya, 9Ois bales total vsr le,3,I,
20 .n s2SO bales, export Cfat Britain, I'D eaesi
ep IN 696 bales consolidated stock loi Az PAYS
~ ~ vssiensys forward deliveries omcial repoel
sr. y. loo~s September 1911 October, 10 So,,hos
D,eelbe 1872 January, 1907 FseTaJ leS SSAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02


ll:45 8. H.. and 3l5, 1 4.25 and p Ill. .
For fun information posters at hotels and drots
JOHN I. MOODY Nupt n \. DIVISION, Ne" -forG'
DEM SYLVANIA RAlLR O A D.-TIlE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork from foot Of DesbOes and ColanGt as
Express or Harrisburg Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Csrs attached 1881 and e:6O H. SUNDAY aho
For WInsmsbor ard Lock Haven aria Pha
Meeting Phadepnial, $3.50 Wlsnspo Lock Haven
Erie $3.50 CoTTy for Iuvie Peto
eutr and the OF kegic
Washington the South. Limited Washington LI
pes Pullman PATor Cars daily SUNDAY at $3.50
in Washington 4lO Regular at $40 H. and D.
Express Tor Philadelphia $40 $50 m 1890 3 l. 4lO 81
$50 O. D. anu IL night Sunday, D, Z. $3.50 and Em'
and second class
Accommodation for Trenton at Z a IN; ami pm.
For Newark al o. $50 T. ':4O . 10 II a. m II n, l. =
?3O 3lO. $40 4l0 430 520. $40 O. 6IO $3.50 I, 1880
$40 1890 and " night Sunday j2O T. and SlU
For Ki1abe,h $3.50 7:4O. g. . 10 l. l. 2 $50
$40 1880 D. IL Sunday 800 and $40
Fo- Rahwav 8 $50 Z, = 10 2 230 $40. 3:iO
- night Sunday 52O ami Z D.
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Amboy, and 10
For NewBunswIeE anu IN. IL 2 $40, 4:30 j:20
clio and z D IN. aud IL pght SUNDAY d.
For East Milestone. ~ noon 5:lo am 4:5O D. Ir
FOR Lamberyle and Pennington $50 a. N. and p ~
FOr PhihpsbuIe an BeyideTe, $3.50 N. = and ..
Fo Burlington. Camden aud $50 l23o
z .. ?. AVA Z .. IN.
FeI Freehold Z 8 IN. and p ~
For Fsrmpgdae and Slusn. Z q. IN. aud z p m, - M
and Camden. and VIA boat from Pier No. %
Tram, arr as foovs-Fim Pittsburgh $50 aud $3.50 m. and
9s5 daily $500 daily except Monaa!. Prom Wa'nnS o
1927 D. Prom PbiisGelpha 5lO $50, Goo loilo
ll.55 m 2:lb 4l6 5:l5, $500. Sii 1927 D. Sunday,
$40 G:2O $50 IL :55 a H. $50 aud 1877 D. NJ ,..,
Offices 500 0sf BosdvaE No. Aor House ana 1901 OF
DesbrOsses COfuGtsts kew-iork; No Coust BROOK
IA ll6 and lis lsSP; IIob91sH Rnsr,D, rs'e'
Ofoe No Bsp u W. BOYD j., Gen passenger Asen"
fNAyE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02

IO.tOn
more tau halt a ade beios The GRADE qsosed
.ALks FoR PKssENr DELiyEkN
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NEW;YORK CENTRAL, AND III, Hu Ids. J,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Ah %, 1874. through trains will
kGye Grand CeDIsl Depot. IA, ...-,..,oou, ..,.
$500 m. Ghcars and N0,thtn WIN '
g:cO n SPECIAL Saratoga KIps through tine hours aaa
40 minutes -, ,---.-. $3.50 ...s IA Ro.h
1000 H. Special CHICAGO Express with drawnsroom cars " ''n
on "a Nlsgars falS
1U:l5 a. m, Northern and Western bIpresa am.
3:4J In Spenal Res ches >arAt"Es -
400 Ho,tr.,I B1pess seepsgears from SeHforft to
ST. Adams. u.,.rox. .o5
Pacific Erpres. Daily with ,leepinges for Rochester
fs: also for Chicago VIA ooih L. . anu " ~
II.0o . H. Express with sleeping for Trey and Albany
Way aibs per Loes Time Tables n n vryDRIcK
General Passenger Agent
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The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were S23S.-
63s The amount of National bank notes received
for redemption to-day was $36574O We annex
closing nominal quotations of foreign exchange
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT : 9. TO-
PROM Pier % North River foot Of Mluay.st,
THE wORLD-RENowSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Capt A. G. SIMMONS Capt. b. II. SIMMONS.
The Taunton. Mdaeboro, Plymouth.
Bedford Marhs vineyard Nantucket, Cape Cod the WHITE
hOUNTASS and AL pedp points in New England ana the Prov
For Tickets apply 2il and 52J
weutyfnh Dodd Ofees, Broacway Court
Brooklyn; the Office the Per, principal HOes
Tickei Oaoes n the eg
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASON
BORDEN d LOWELL, Agents.
GEORGE L. CONNOR General Passenger A 'eut.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

NOlnf J. "a
Trains leave Harlem River Station at T. g. and 9l5 M 2
3:55, $40, 10, and Gas IN. -
from steamboats, OF Morsana Steamboat -
leaving slip for Harlem River Station, at g. T. S25 al
ll:35 8. A. and 3:l5. 4 4.25 and Ill.
For Of aruars posters at hotels and depot
JOHN 7 MOODY Suut. \. Y. DIVISION New fOrG