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Observation-Disclosures X. ports.


COLUMBIA. October 3-Sales of
cotton, to day. 50 bales -middling II
LONDON. October 3.-E.ies 32iS.
PARIS. October3 Rcntes 62f. 45o.
LIVERPOOL, October 3-3 L. NJ
Cotton drm-uplnnds 8; middling 81
483s; sales ID, 900, including 4. 0U0 for
speculation and export; the total sales
of yesterday were $4,000. of which
5000 were sold after the regular oioss
of the market; sales on basis of mid
ding uplands. nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable October, 1916;
nothing below low middling. shipped
October or November, 7 IL l6; sales on
basis middling uplands. nothing below
low middling, shipped October or No
vember, 1879; of sales to-day 1900
We're American.
New YORK, October 3-Noon.
Stocks active and strong. Money 2ia
Gold 1Ols. Exchange-long 4.S5l
short 4 50. Governments strong and
active. State bonds quiet and nominal.
Cotton weak aud irregular; sales 5ii-
uplands 1925; Orleans 1884 Futures
opened quiet and easy: October Is / .16,
1915; November 15ls. 15 3-16; Decem-
ber Is 9 80. Is 5 l6; January 15l@,
Is 9-lG; February Is 13 IL. 15 Il
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady. Pork heavy-mess
% G5. lard firm-steam 14(0l4ls.
Freights steady.
+. M.-The blnk statement shows
lonns have increased 1.750. 900; specie
decreased 100000; legal decreased
1.750, 600; deposits increased 500, 600;
reserve decreased 2.750,OOO Cotton
net receipts 4S5; gross 6.544. Futures
closed steady; sales 27,8O0: October
Is l-32. 15 l lG; November Is 3 81,
151s; December Is 8 16; January
15a. Is 1882; February Is SIG,
Is II 80; March 1873, 16 532; April
l6 l3 80. 16 ZIG; May 16 11.16, 1881;
June l6 5.16, II. Cotton weak and
irregular; sales 544--nplands 1898; Or
leans 1531. Flour quiet and prices
without decided change. Wheat less
active and 1@2c. lower; limited export
and speculation demand-l 2O@l. 23
for new winter red Western; l. .230l 81
for new amber Western; l27 for
choice new amber; 130@I4O for
white Weatern. Corn decidedly frmer
-95(095ls for Western mixed 10 store.
Pork firmer-mess 90 62laCa2275
Lard firm, ut 142i@l43s for prime
steam. Coffee firm. Sugar firm. Rice
firm. Molasses steady. Freights dull
cotton steam 1l405 Is; corn steam 4:
wheat 6. Money closed at 202ls
Sterling steady. Gold closed at ~.
Governments dull and steady. Stntes
quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE. October 3.-F'iuur quiet
and firm. Wheat steady. Corn quiet.
Oats hrmer-Soutbern 62@G5. Rye
quiet. Provisions doll and dropping.
Lard nominal. Coffee strong. at 1OL,i
@l0la. Whiskey dull, at 89Is@l OO
Sugar strong and unchanged Cotton
dull-middling Is; gross receipts l78;
exports ooastwise 40; sales log; spin
ners 25.
CINCINNATI, October 8 -Four qniet
aud unchanged. Coru firm, at 8I(0
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Notice.

HOlttt.
CoLrMRIA, S. c., September ), 1871.
fTNUkEE months from ting date applica-
/ tion vii! be made to Columbia Gas
Light Company for renewal Of CERTIFl-
CA TIE No. 30i, dated 18th Jannary. 1871, i,
and Issued tn WILLIAM Mc0 UINNIS, Tor
twon.y.one shares, the same being lost or
mi,laid.
DENNIS MoIUINNIS, Ex'r.,
ELLEN McGUINNIS. Ex'x
E.tnte o. Wm. McGuin:l,s, deceased
Sept 6 mc3
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends aud acquaintance OF the
Rev. William \. Carter, of Mrs. Mary Ouir.
Icy and or Mrs. Jane a. laraan, are re-
specttully invitel to attend the funeral Of
ADGER CARTER, at the Preebyteria n
Church. Services at ha,f-past this after
noon
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Look to Your Blood, There is Life II
It Yet

WlrHoUT pure Blood no :!v=h * fee
w from disease.
Tie Queens DrliSl."i= the creates;
Blood Purifier.
II your blood is poor, wa!cry. ful! of
humors-nSe the "Qacch's Dciish,.
1t your health is declining. wasting Of vi
tai t"rce-nse the Queens Delight"
II yon have Rheumatism, Swcilinys OF the
joints use the "Qacen's Delight "
II You have Chils. Fever and AgnH, Ei!-
ionsnes.-use the 20 lccn's Delight"
Ii y"u have Sick Headache, Nervousness.
weakness -use the "Ql.eeu's Delight !"
. II You have Janndicr, Liver Complaints,
GLOW SEin-use tho "Quecn's Delight"
1t you have Dyspepsia. Flutt cring about
tho lIcart-use the Queens Delight"
II you have any Cntaneous Eruption,
Itching Inmors, Carbnncles, Erysipc!as or
Kings Evil, Goitro. nothing will remove i:
but the "Qneen's Delight
IL vou want Summer Tonic and Winter
lnTi2orator-uso tho "Qucens Delight"
Call and get a Circu ar, and read il.
Prepared only by
f.. II. HEINITSH, II
Srp'30 Pharmacist.
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the saloon keepers quote Scripture.
One Of them has for a sign. "Why
halt ye between two opinions"
Little drops of toddy,
Little grains Of spice,
Don't they make body
Feel SO awful nice?
\ good way to restore MN appa.
rentiy drowned, is to first dry him
thoroughly. inside and out, and then
clap speaking trumpet to his eur and
inform him that his mother in laws
dead.
The feet that are covered with hn.
mons may not be stylish, but they are
certainly nobby.
The Indians complain nt the preva-
lent fashion Of short hair as d personal
insult.
1t was duet this time. Two ser
want girls, at Cleveland, Ohio, kindlo,l
fire with can of gasoline, and then
passed through glory's morning gnte,
just ns slick ns could be.
MIR. Beecher got $3.50 for his address
to the agricultural fair at Caledonia
County, Vermont. and $3.50 for an other
address, delivered on the following day,
to the fair of Grafton Comfy.
A temperance crusadcss, on her re.
tnrn from pilgrimage to the beer
shops. was seen to approach the pan
try, and overheard singing:
General Butler has promised to re-.
fund S400 to the town of Essex, the
amount lost to it through his Careless.
ness in law suit. This is a very op.
perfume moment to do it in.
The plague is said to have made its
appearance in Tripoli and near Mecca.
There appears to bo some foundation
for the rumor, ns the authorities at
Malta have adopted the strictest quar-.
antine regulations for all vessels com
ing in from the tainted ports.
Texas has man with a stan:linc
grievance. He sat down on hot
branding iron.
Authority in Franco attends to very
small matters. Now it il seizing the
portraita of Baz,inc in the shop
windows.
One reason why Wisconsin hired
girls get four dollars per week, is be-
cause they have to go down stairs ut
midnight to investigate strange noises,
while the man Of the house takes up o
position under the bed,
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Lost or MisIaid .

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issued
N " the Citizens Savings Bank of
South Carolina. dated 2l-t January. 1873,
numbered l57, in the name Of H. uanly
Spencer, for sIxty dollars. has been lost Or
niislail. Any person possessing the came
will plenye notify or deliver it to the True
:eo ~ Columbia. Sept mc3
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Executors Notice.

4 Ii. persons having claims aGainst tho
n estate OF WILLIAM MCGUIhNIS, de-
ceased, are required to present them 10
either of the undersigned, duly attestcd,
for payment; and all persons indebted to
said estate will come forward at once and
pay up the indebt ednesa.
ELLEN MCGUINNIS, Exccntrx.
DENNIS NC iU!NNIS, Exscnt"r.
Sept II thm6
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Our Boys and Youths Clothing
Embraces every variety that can be
fonni in large retail clothing houees, and
have. been selected with Erea; care, and
wi.! hc freely shown.
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Drs. Greene. Llndley & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

TOMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDA-
" LIS, the q cat vegetable Alternative ior
ali discusses arising from impure bioCd.
DIR. GREENE'S FIT CURE, Tor The
cnra of Epilepsy. FITS .Spasms, and convu!.
sions Of all kinds.
Medicnted Honey. for ConShs. Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, and ali diseases OF IL!
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Sprcifir,a certain and speed.
cure for Neuralgia, Rhcuma tism, Nervous
fieaa-achc, and all nervous Pains.
Wabash valley Asue Cure. Contains
no Qulnine. A most positive remedy tor
Chil!s, Billions Fever, and Congrstlon. nf
Liver and Spleen. Acts like q charm.
NC. For sale By ". &. FISHER,
Nov 20 lily Colun,hia. :. C..
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W. keep large lines OF ENGLISH AND
FRENCH CLOTHS OF the choicest makes.
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we make garments 10 order unsurra assed
bv any house SJu;i, of New York. LII aGii-
non, We have large assortment Of
HOSIERY.
UHDEIt-GARIES
NliCII-SXEAR
sIAWLS,
TItiV YELLING BLANK ETS,
Trunks, ,lc.
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Our make OF SHIRTS have reputation
for i:tt!LS secoad tonoEe.
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"A New Cigar Store.

HAS been opened at IO51 Assembly
Ill street, Factory No. 13, Third District,
South Carolina. The subscriber respect.
fully informs the public that he has opened
at the above etore, where he will keep con-
stantly on hand Il full assortment OF CT
CARS and TOBACCO, both domestic and
imported. He feels sure that he can offer
Inducements in DOMESTIC CIGARS, as his
vision, in this city. IMPORTED GOODS
sold at the lowest prices. share Of the
public patronage is collected, and eatisfsc-
tion guaranteed. Country merchants will
do we'll to examine my srock before pur-
cha sing elsewhere.
NJ GOLDSMITH,
l05t Assembly street,
Oct ] North of tho Market
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LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift, $3.50, OCO
One Grand Cash Gift, 100, 900
One Grand Cash Gilt, rs, 900
One Grand Cash Gift, $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift. :. 25,O00
Cash Gifts, $20. 900 each, 100,0 900
10 Cash Gifts, $4,000 each, 10000
Is Carh Gifts. 10000 each, 10000
~ Cash Gifts, 5000 each, 100 600
25 Cash Gifts, 1000 each, 100 900
81 Cash gifts, 8 900 each, 1000
so Cash Gifts, QUO each 100000
100 Cash Gifts, 1000 each, 100, 900
zl0 Ca4h Gifts, 500 each, 100000
500 Cash Gifts, 100 each, $4,000
Is, 900 Cash Gifts, so each, 950,000
Grand Total 20 900 Gifts, all cash 50 500.0t0
PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets, $50;
Halves, *25; Tenths. or each Coupon. s.;
IL Whole Tickets $500; % J Tickets 81 600.
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nished on application.
Tho. Z. DRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Sept II snt
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Securities.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL,

BY SEIBELS & EZELL.
ON SATURDAY, 10th OF October next, at
10l O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell, at our
office, by order OF tha Carolina National
Bank, on account of whom it may con-
cern, the following SECURITIES:
Nos. 283, 234 and 239 Bonds OF tEe City OK
Columbia, $500 each.
Nos. Sc, 81 AMI 53 Bonds of tho City OF
Columbia, $1C0 each.
Is Shares Broad River Bridge Stock, s1G0
each.
One Account for sG4G.5G against the
estate OF Col. Thomas Davis, deceased.
One Note for 1909 "A on Gilbert Garner.
ALSO,
On account of whom it may concern,
one Fine Hunting Case Gold Watch and
Masonic Badge. get in Diamonds.
Sale positive and without reserve for
cash. SEIBELS il EZELL,
Sept 25 Stock Auctioneers.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Columbia Building and Loan Assoc
cfntton.
fNuE Fourth Annual Meeting OF the Co.
4 lumbia Building and Loan Association
will be hold at 8 o'clock MONDAY EVEN
ING, October 5th, at Hiberpian Hall. In.
stallments will be received, and $1,000 be
loaned. a full attendance Of members is
requested, as all election will be held for
Attention is called TO Section 2 Of Bylaws,
under head Of Fines and Penalties" and
more especially to the 5.h line Of said Sec
tion. BY order. G. NJ. WALKER.
Oct Sec. and Treas. pro trm.
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Arc better made, Our ASSORTMENT
larger. and OUR PRICES lower, than any
other house in the State.
Ar experience OF thirty years IN the
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CLOTHING BUSINESS

goods better adapted 20 the wants Of this
community.
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AL Putho Va NtUOs LQEe6' QuRrL6TS OI
mile. The following started: Harry
Basset, Countess, Latta, Moon, Ande-
bun and War Minister. The 6ily
Countess won-time 1.1624.
NEW YORK, October 3. 3.-Beecher ap.
peared before the grand jnry this
morning. in regard to the indictment
of Theodore pilton. The indictment
was prepared and read to Beecher, aud
be said it was correct. The document
sets forth that Theodore Tilton wick
edly aud malioiously, with intent to
injure and scandalize Rev. H. ".
Beecher in his good name and charao
ter, subjecting him to contempt and
disgrace; did publish, on or about
the 18th Of September, or cause to be
published, in the Daily Graphic false,
scandalons and malicious libel con-
cerning him; that portion of the libel
GUS article referred to was the alleged
commission of adultery, In 1868. with
Mrs. Eliz abeth Tilton and an assertion
as to the doubtful parentage Of child
born the following year. The grand
jury also read to MIR. Beecher second
indictment against Frank D. Moulton,
which is worded similar to that found
against Mr.. Tilton. The counsel for
the Brooklyn Eagle, this morning, ap-
peared before Judge Nelson, in the
City Court. ut its special term. and
moved that both cases for libel brought
against his client by Henry G. Bowen
be consolidated. The decision WIS
reserved.
WASHINGTON. October 3.-General
Baboock,. ex-Secretary OF the Navy
Borie and his wife are in Grants suite
to st. Louis.
Commodore Woolsey will be buried
ut Pensacola. HIS kinsmen North
fear infection.
Postal Car Clerk Bradford's widow
sued the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
for 500, 900.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKED

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept T. 1874.
The horse market on the opening day
the week lacked apparently all element of seasonabe ac
uvity Neither supply nor demand presented anything
noteworthy and at no loss TO determine II buyer
of fine horses not forthcoming because the supply
offers hardly any desirable selection; or II dealers an
cautious IN augnenting their stock because no actu
demand is anticipated IN this direction. At the BolP
Head Market ordinary wCrkhOrses coutnuc TO sell n
limited numbers at unchanged figures.
sales by auction OF horses carriages harness. etc. "a
morrow tuesday Sept g. BY the following auctioneers
AT 10 M, by Mr. Arch. Johnston Ia Ihlrteenth-st
near UniNerstypace.
At II a. IN. by MesSrs. Van Tassel kearney In Eas
Tblrteenth-st. between Broadway and fOurth-aye
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ielp Uanleo-- female,

WANTED-A smart, tidy girl for GENERAL
w hoUssw0ak' good eos sqd saaAsN 23i wss sssS't
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DENNSYLVANIARA RAILROAD Di-THI ,dIIE

i GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES NAIL hoOrs.
Trans leave Hes.York Of DesorosseS and an
RpYe Tor Hnrsurc Pittsburgh West and South With ru
man Palace attached $3.50 and e'So D. n' ouS' ~
e5O A. Lock Haven a Phs Erie r. r DIV.
~ Pas0elpna $3.50 wil1smsport Lock Haven
~ CORY iof liusfh Ftuo
80 Ce and Ol Hryicnf. a.,
For Bs more and the South Limited hi
% PS,p Peror Cars daily except Sunlsy at9O ~ ar
I've in sshngton 4:lO Regular al o'9Vs H. anu " ~
susasy y iI % PAsde pills. s4O $3.50 1880 4:l0 o z
SO g. D. M Il night Sunday D. T. eSo AHo , H. h"
gi.tt AMI -eGhs gt, toS Trenton az 7 m snd .
1'oNre[ AZ g. $50 z. 7:4O. 8 y. 10 IL a. M II n
9or Se1s5 10 9;l0 4SO g. 520 5i0 g. 6l0 $3.50 $3.50
~ o. M ~ 70 M and IL night saadsy 52J aud SLY N
~ t,NetS & G:3O 74O 8. 8. 10 a. m IL m = z,1 ~
,~ 5.in 4.iO .:3O 4:5O 5:2U 5:40 6 $40 6;3O i;0O
SG 10 1896 ~ night SUNDAY DO sDd 9;iV m h
70; Rahxav g. $50 7. 8. 10 m y ~ 2 80 5'lo otO
I'm 4:3O 5:2O $40 o. b:lO 0:3O T. oAV ~ " NJ
~ Jniyht. Sunday 5:2O IN D. ~ -, .A. q .,1 IN . r.,
Fi WooibriiTe Amboy and South Amooy anu III
zSO +;1O icr s1, ~ ~ AMI a. u II m 2 3:l0 4;3O. 02O
IW - : n ~ ami IL night SUNDAY o. NJ
To- Fsst Mll,tops. ~ on. BIO an0 45O D. IL
H., Ismbgrtpie apl Remington JJO A. IN: ana m
- ps1lirs,ao and 81 yaerc, $3.50 me- and = IN ,1oo
~ Besdeo~p Bur ingtOn. Camden soj S0V L. ~' 4-'V
2 ). 8. aud Z II.
Freehold ana 4p m'
Por FsrmuyI.s AM Sduau 4 n enc D. ~. - NJ ~ 90
For PenbertOn CslaeH ana wa oOa' fon fiei W. ~
90 D. ~ As ows,-F -F $50 and $3.50 and
- an asi,v; 8. 30 o. daily Monday From Masnny,
In ,d BALTIMORE 4lo Q; 10 ami l0:Z7 Sunday ~
and 1927 Phis1eDhia olO. gu boO lO'Io'
I1.55 IN PAS 4I5 bio 600. s:44 1927 p Sunday,
5lO 62O 6:5O. ll:JJ a N. 800 and lO:2I D.
Trket h ga BroGwGY No. Astor ous and loot OF
Desbfosses and COrtndttS healorE No Coort btoShn
oas no B.ter,piae, NJ BOYD r, Passenger Agent
FgAN
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tielu manIfo-- Malee.

XtANTED-A capable MAN, thoroughly ac-
w quAiste ds, charge OF watch importing hus
ness Adarrss Box 400 Hcs-iofx
VMANTED--By a stock firm i'll good stand
los aud o ample MEANS AGENT procure speculative
uycstneu With efficient and trustworthy party liberal
arrangement will be made Adiress = o. Boz o352
yVANTED-An active, competent MAN, TO
w CANVASS IN NewJerey for the COMPLETE WORKS OF
CHARLES SUMNER ~ volumes. ee Saefar Bostonl also
for RO1and ant for Qeen aud Sahos Cos
AMI one Tor T. s. DOGUE, Agent ~ and 40 Grene
ST. Y. D. Box j,i2s
VAvANTED-A SHORTHAND WRITER as
w corresponding clerk in lsrse mecaEte house must he
pe and competent 10 respect Addes In handwriting
avug address, reference and salary expected Boz 2396 New
YORK L. D.
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Walters.

WANTED-By very reliable colored man
w Ruston ss WAITER In private family bosrnsb0l.e
capable aryia all kinds O aads &c Can be at No
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SUMMEK AHKANUEMKNT. - :.
On and sfer H. S leave South Eghths Bfook
dyn, w. d., as follows; =, . .-..-.- ...s..
S3Oa Ns to Pstciosue aad intermediate stations connecting
Al Waller Stream for HaBpseaI aud RockaSay beach
81 boat for f1Te isiaha ohd 81 Fat'
chogue witt stage 70 Belport and ire Piafe- . ,
a03Oa m-Isp BeoonDodaton connecting WITH Hempse"n e0o
RockSWay Beach . :, ... -,
1870 Babylon AccOmmo tiou. connecting WIN hmpse' Anu
ROckagAy Beach =, iii r..
400 Patrhogus ksprs snuplng Jamsca Rockville Cen
trs Soub oyster Bar nj Amityviie, aud all stations
esst.e Brcs lac and BABYLON
4l5p m.-Bsbyon and FIRE Island Express direct =, ..s- -
nesdng Hon pStesd ana RockswAy bsaeh. - -, -
GOO m-BsbYlOn Accom- notation connecting WIN heHP ~
.-,
7OOp m-MerTI Aoo nrodadon connecting with Hampstead and
hocksNay.
Boats leave RoOse's Ee~FOrk 20 mnote' before leA'g @
sf South E,xhbst
Boats ease Gsauasi EewYork minutes before leaving TINE
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BUSHWlCk-AVE DtroI.
600 mSunday Mk Pschogus, stopping al All s'A"onS
Qie en9stesa and ROckawaYl
1880 q. m-Sun DAY Rocksxay Accommodation.
1s0 o DAY kocEassF and Hempstead Accommodation.
ekov O n--sus dsv BsbIlsH Accommodations. - ,-
r. WHITE Master Of TrsaspOrtsaon-
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and GENERAL HOUSEWORK

- ernsn man vile would Ike place together
eountr, man the o! horses k wife Is good su
fgrnsa good reference Ci be
:. oDELLs GEaMAS BUREAU 100 We.s 3.sasi, DsVsis
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing June l. 1874
Harlem River Station al q 3, and 9:lo M lzO
355. 5:l5, ami 6:45 ~ e.---,-..
Station at o. q SEQ and
1I:45s m 31J 4:25 and . o NJ ,.,. a., d.oo.,
information Of particulars see
''' ' Holm MOODY. Supt n u Division, New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

voulI ike pos ton PORTER 10 hotel Offices il
wiLs generally useful; furnish good city
will moderate Can b. ulu suited at ODELLs
AGENCY, lO9 West 3ith-st Broadssy.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

w ssWAlfER, either private fmiy private bosrag
furnish reference. Apply ODELHS AGENCY
IOp west 3ith-st Broadway. Inquire fi' s. H. {.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

~ WORK &c-BT Protestant ani wife aged 80 years
children and best recOmmendGtOn O horses drive
milk cattle ard other about place wife k
good plain COOK washer and and DO upstrs work a
make butter &C. Call at CAEPENTBRS, 1873 West
llb.s.. corner OLn ave.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

w AlTER-A young Man, with the best ref
erence., wishes SITUATION Wafer Ia private family
thoroughly Efficient 10 respect Address. CHARLES ~ Tnb
me Int Onee bA y Wet 12l.sL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
KEW- YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
N EnEn R.NEM.YORK AND NEM.HAXRN DIVISION

Aangomon commencing MAY % Fa5sIlg oaI01
Depot; entrance Forty second-st
Trains for New-Hayen leave 7;lO (Accnl. S05 (BNl 9O5
tAcen.l 1000 (Ezl 1900 Accn lOO tESl 3;UO tL)
2:2O (Acn 43S an 5l5 Local Bx) olO tA and 94O thL
m.
2:2O 3l5 4;3S 5:l5 5:40 6S5 $40. $40 For Stamford
7lO sos 0O5 1910 1900 loo 22O and BIO tE1h
SOB ABS, 4;45, 5:lj 5:4O 6:3j 1870, $40, $40
Por Pot Chester. ll:4O p o.,o
p n Shore Line 10 The 9;05 NJ 800 Sil9
stopping StamfOrd Norwak aud S:Oo
and 300, s:lO and 9lO a. Bridgeport Inc
with Shore Lane DIVISION ior
Pr6yece Conneccut Valley SaybIook The SO5 snd
n Line Division o Norwich and NewHsy
r. and the 500 and pm bx-
press for Newport; sO5 10 and u noon trains connect WITH
ttonnectcut Springfield AMI D. M Tor Mout me
sos m connects with Naus4turk * ana me me o'Oo
Sp M. viii X tt Bridgeport The s:Oo g. m
d X is and 4.s n a with Danbur and Norvak Soath Eorwak
as he 5000 900 43S and 5iO H. with NewConaan X
sSsy Boston Mail Trains 700 via Springfield, a. 9:lO p
n, Wis Providence. -. - OIL. r.. -. S.A. z.
can be purchased at Ticket o Of Company At Grand Cen;
49,, House N y aud i Courtt, Brooklyn who will also
~ ltegsre frUn residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

GWACHMAN, UAhDENEN, NC,-Ijy hIHaTt
~ young colored with best refervnce desirable,
tustym
try. PROTESTANT HOMB BUREAU, 1873 6h
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Miscellaneous.

MAN and WIFE and USEFUL LITTLE
N GIRL 2-Msu gardener viii take charge Of farm &c
t ~ good berrnsi nurse general housewosr
couptry rsssoabe have good references AZ the PROT
RsTAET HOME BUREAU l3s 6th-sye above lOtbst
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

jersey Cy
COrtlaRdt and Deshrosses-sis .
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK AS FOLLOWS:
b4O mOsweSO Express for OwegO Oneida Utica Rome STra'
NeTwich, Delhi, Walton M1detOwn, and Intermediate,
without change Of cars thrOugh to Oswego.
$40 m.-WAOn Way fer Walton, Delaware County New YORK
and Intern sdiste, without change Of cars
ll:4O NV Orieudyke Accommodation.
$3.50 D. m.-B'OOmiBglae Way.
4:3O m-UlsteT Cvun Express through 70 bhenNue WITHOUT
change Of
80 n m -Boomngdae Local.
m-WOreudyke 10 Local
ToI ne Jersey C Division through TO Tappsnown ct
$40 q. IN at 80 IN. without change OF car m
road a. 6:iOs $40 and 4:SO m making
connection at Franklin ,,-,,
Tickets checked 70 all principal places bv Newot
Trsnsfer Co a44 Broaiway. and at t1e ferries - -
received an vsred for all points at Ps 39 North River
On PENNSYLVANIA Co.'S warehouse Adjoining pes0oses teryl
QUICK DISPATCH aud 10" BSr RATES.
Cs,..., oTseg az ~. New. R. H. CHAPMAN
~ Gena Frerht Passenger Agent