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The close on saturday was dun and steady at
the following quotations :-Unitea States currency
sxes 1ldss 1id7s; do. do, 1881, registered, 1lsh
1879; do. do, do, coupon, 12lt< 121s do. fve-
twenties, 1852 registered. ll5k 115H; do do,
do ex COUPON, 1864 ll5h; do. do, 1854, regis
tered, l1e}s III; do. do, do. coupon, 1851
NIX; 90. do, 1865 registered, l1eH III; do do.
do. coupon, u771 us; do. do, new, registered.
ll9 l1sh do. do, do, coupon, 1l9Sa ll9h; do.
d., 1867, registered lless q l1es; do. do. do,
coupon, 1901 1908; do. do. 1865 registered,
11sH l20; do. do, do, coupon, 1904 l2ox; do.
ten-iorties, registered, ll4k us; DO. do, do,
coupon, n4I a ll5A; do. lives, 1881, registered,
lis 1l5l<; do. do, do, ex coupon, ll47s ll5n.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The entire week has been marked by q dmin-
ished interest in stock operations and an indspo-
sition on the part OF spectators to venture upon
a field so full OF quaamires. Not for a long time
have prices been 30 adroitly and continuously
manipulated by those who represent the bear in
terest during the last thirty or sixty days. and
for the present the Observation-Disclosures IL
exsts-appears to be OF character that is ire
slstible. One day it seems to use tor whip
western Union; another day Union Pacific, and SO
on, and the street dance. Those who are in the
background then pick up and make their pront
on thousands OF cheap shares that have been
thrown over in the general scramble. The next
day an advance Is ordered. Up 60 prices; the
"shorts,"i II there be any, hasten to "cover;" top
Is reached and orders come again TO SELL Such Is
the process Hundreds are caught at every turn;
margins are wiped out and the Cheap
Johns 60 away disgusted; but every
operation Of the kind increases the prevailing
weakness and doubt. The bulls having become
bears the current at this time sets In one direc-
ton, and 1t is not easy IN the present con-
diion to turn it back. Prices recede more readily
than they advance. The belief seems to be gain
ing ground, or, at least, finds more frequent ex-
preston, many OF the stocks on the list have
been selling for more than their intrinsic value,
and hence are now simply obeying law OF con-
traction that is enforced by the general outside
situation. This Is point however on which rail-
road reports are not entirely frank. The decline
OF the week ranged from u to ~ per cent. Union
Pacific and wabash being the chief sufferers.
Pacific Mail, Western Union, Panama, Hannibal
and st. Joseph common declined about per cent,
and Lake SHORE. Northwest. OHIO and Mississippi
and St. Paul from to 2I per cent. Canton broke
from 10 to IS, but later rallied to So. There was
some recovery among other shares, but the aver
age close was weak, as Will be seen by the follow
ing table, which shows the extreme fluctuations
for the week.
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The total specie exports since January amount
TO about 900, against 80 100000 In lszs a.
the same time, and sls,ooooOo in 1872. The ind.t
ference 10 speculation In this department must be
accounted for on the same principles that apply 10
the stock market and to outside trade There IA
no demand; no certainty as regards future move.
ments; little TO stifren the price, and apparently
nothing 10 depress it until purely artificial In
nuenees are set at work on one side or the other
10 make brisk market. There is but slight en-.
coaragement az the present time for aug combina.
non made TO effect such purpose.
RAILROAD BONDS
Tne investment demand in this direction prin.
cipaly favors the older AMI best known securities.
Win such an abundance OF money as exists IL
would seem natural that the dealings In good raj.
road bonds should be largely augmented, but the
TACT that such Is not the case only goes to nrtner
demonstrate the present tlmidity OF capital and
the patient waiting OF the people Tor clearing nm
OF the financial muddle that has so dtsturped tne
commercial organism OF the country The shrink
age OF values the decline OF production, the dim,.
mutton OF earnings and the reduction in The yalue
OF real estate owned by the great corporations are
not fully Offset by the economy exhibited in their
expenditures and until we have healthy reac.
tion OF some kind, or new basis OF value. IL Is
unreasonable to expect men to part with their
surplus money while there exists possible risS
81 ioss The arst symptoms Of returning nnancia
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middhnrs sse per ton Canal ireights-wheat: Ike;
corn cor are peas pc 10 New York; uInber - I, 70
road freights-Flour, Boston. SIC New York ,oc
20 90. Albany &c Lake recepr-4,5o bushels i;, wheat;
SSn 40 rye; @1 o0o 'eet Of lumber cana snipmenss
ber
BUFFALO, May 10. 1874
hoars.Foa1. $50 bSs whs.. S4 iSs bushels; Corn,
S ~ Va 40 oss. $3.50 AZ vsnai tds 30 R
$500 do Canal rslsh,s anli-wheat ZEE. corn lic;
oats zc Flour Quiet IVES spring xeIs - 6akers
-. ws:. sSsr wn s. q Se wss aeS
gan At 81 q 81 7s iooS do No Milwaukee spring at
u s. . 81; 500 do 80. j stsi a Corn in, good Dc,
old at ne ouiets No Western held 5sc Toledo
blown &c Barley; none In market ana no demand -
ias r. gi %s al .nsa =. s.
- ~ Other articles unchanged $50. ,o,l
Flour dun ana unchanged. Wheat duh and lower, at
Z! Q! Tor No white Michigan; u 69 for extra d.;
q ssH for amber Michigan July. q 46h No: red,
al s Aq Sa yS USsn nrn 1a ana
grade, 673sc. Osis dIl and nominal Freighn-fo Bnt
MSes a Il os% o Corn and $3.50 So os
%, bushels wheat and q. 900 do. corn.
CHICAGO, May Is 1874
-Four dun and nominal . Wheat dull unsettled and
Corn IN fair demand and lower; prices Irregular; No.
eesS 81 h nil 3D. active snS higher at
l7Ac .7k aye steady At sS'fc for No Barley dp
june JaS july Lard steady S
iOc July. Bulk meats IN good demand. shoulders &C..
short ~ mSdss g sgcss g. S SHse ad grs g
bushels wheat o0o do corn. 600 do oats and 1000
DO rye. Shipments-60Ub hs -four i64 0n bushels oats
1000 rye, AOOo do barley, $4,000 DO wheat 900 do
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May l6, 1874
Cotton nominal; nothing doing good ordinary, l64c. ;
middnng isc Net receipts, 3e2 bales Exports coast
wise Stock. 1886.
NKw.oRLRAsa May Ia 1874
ccipts Us bales; gross We ExporsmTo the Continent
l00i to France, 1895 cosswise OIL Sales, Lo0oi last
evening, $50. stock, sll8
NOZZLE May 10, 1874
Cottvn-Nothng toing nominal middling. i8c. Net
receipts z9A bales Exports eoarwise, 36 STOCK 20i9
SAVANNAH May 10 1874
Cotton frm middling 17kc Net receipts 1886 bales;
gross, L4)3 ExportsIo the Continent ZUl2 coastwtse
GL sales 40 stock, z2y6lQ IN ssh kt*
Cotton nrm: middng, IKE low midding, IKE
good ordinary, btac Net receipts 5A bales. Exports
coastwise, $50 bales. Sales, 40 Stock l3.5O4
WILMINGTON, n. c.. MAY ID 1874
Spirits OF trpentine steady at 35c Rosfn firm ~ %
for strained - rs for crude Turpentine steady 81 IS
Tor hard ~ % Tor yellow Dip 80 50 Tor virgin Tar 1rm
at - %
oswEGo May 49, 1874
Flour steady demand moderate; sales 900 bbls, at
81 70 Tor No spring. So 50 tor amber winter, ~ for
white winter and ~ 50 for double extra. wheat dull
sales 2O sushes OF Milwaukee club at 81 81; prime
white Canada held az 81 ~ Corn steady sales OF goo
state At o. Corn meal n rs bojted, 81 ~ unb0lted, per
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PR1CEs-sATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
an /. lowest prices Of the day

CLOSING PRfcHs-THRER O'CLOCK P. NJ, SATURDAY.
western Union Telegraph, FOX FOX; quick.
silver. 25k a u; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, lo7A 1914; Panama lo5 loe; Pacific Mail,
Az AZ; New YORK Central, PIX q s7H; Erie, 3sx
s5%; Harlem, l27 l29; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, iN alh Lake Shore, 75K 75x; Union Pa.
cifc, 2'H 27il; Pistsburg, SIX So; Chicago and
Northwestern, 42h 425s Chicago and Northwest
ern preferred, 81 q olx; New Jersey Central,
los lo5H; Chicago and Rock Island, sox
q oe7s Milwaukee and st. Paul. S31 a sSx; Mil
wauxee and ST. Paul preferred, SO 50; Toledo and
wabash. sax 81; Ohio and Mississippi, 2ak
23,l; Hannibal snd ST. Joseph, 2sk 81; Hannibal
ana IT Joseph preferred, 80 50; c., c. ana 1. c.,
l9z l9N.
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Wheat opened quiet with but few buyers and holders
cessIons were granted on the common ana medium
sssas s9 Suss NSS r af MI
waukee sPring slE aSl % for No: Chicago spring:
sps.sdss P M 8 Il ~ so
sMwaukee 81 60 for red winter Western and 81 p Tor
s oa !% Camp ssssa
nsds ana yeoSx
@ ,s @ stern
sss 81 s''a' steady Sales 800
berth esh s' e pepcepSby W
M onnse o4 at o
the petroleum trade was air but there was oompara
ysy ssns ps1s'ss Ssns
on snse s Lns IN re-
sooS bushels d grain II sd ao bales cotton
ct 81 u.s. & ss e n0aa0 u 's s
1i
gram, Amer isan 6rg, hence direct sris-
Wegisn ship hence to q conuneniai. port Excluding
b4s hsnss 9 Baltic ss refined sa As. Ss 81
90 q Nt E: Nogwes,an bark, hence to Antwerp with
Tor petroeum We're Ppending ~ a. o'Ns'
ii. e sss s9 Sss st ss ss
with g99oe demand from ihs trade at mi prices sales
cropscaSs va" ana nSS miseS suSis so
sayed Sc aie; d. muscovadS refining SIS &C.
En- Safsssy e o2ssn ssS as '0c
remained dull Lut order was quoted aom.
s ssas 8 I've Ysri ss .sx sod Is,
market for resin wa, dug and in the bust
tor Common TO good 80 6bs q pale brought s. Tar
WA, s and s. ~ ev Sss eae 81 % cf Wash
Quoted al s. TO. city.
change for refined. which was quoted at lsc issc
ss H?a sss. is fysp;
nominal:
M5Ac as,:c Gases we're nessced but quoted steady
SIC. The P6iadelph,a market was quiet and easy
sss tho po weS Nay M
het with prices again sasier quoted foliows:-Oil
ers s. 80 Al Union line, s. Is q. United and 81 y Al
s; r. rs. 80
q m YsId s.
us us s 81 IL siy.;S s bss::ss
hogs were steady 2, 7sc a ,s for city Bacon was
f ssr Fl he
%sy
prices within The range following
ss 9s:' ss &
a a ae % %
naSs at 81 Sn .n re e s 8: for the
assumptions prices were ifias easier We heard no
change, Lard excited and in sellers favor with
good demand The sales $50 terces Western steam
Nay at l9c; 500 DO June at loSc.: 1850 do, July ct
lac He. ana 100 do. --ugust, ~ Ike. llzc
western team the spot closed at lc 100 erces city
sold at IOc Butter aud cheese without Quotable
change.
sucAR--For raw sugar the market was about steady
bat speaking quiet The sales include oi hhds
Centrifugal ., &C. Hsaned was not aaotsSy Changed IL
value and quiet We quote -Cuba-Redning. inferior
ssod 70 prime: 6 siocsrys sir 500. szs.
@o.s.s sae' am. .nd
Dgseh .t sa a 4 10, % y g 7:
d.; 10 % q lokc lo,lc white, shc alohc Porte
fair e choice SIC SAC Brszil-6utch STANDARD Nos
asHc aanila.superior and xsra Superior, &C. ms
uting way amounting to 50 uerces Of Carolina at from
7Ic e<c ne b. As 70 quality small lots OF II 7sc
Ike. and 100 bags OF Rsngoon at TAG. nc.
SfEARisL-The market was steady and the demand
fair. Sales LOO tierces Of prime. At NLc. per ID.
TALLow was shade drmer with sales OF 5000 Ibs
OF out town a. INC fsc and " hhdA OF choice city
at i3-l6c. per 10.
wHIsEEY-Receipts-4,l bbis, and for the week SOS
bbls The market was quet and steady 81 the opening,
but closed &c per gallon lower at 9sc sales - 5bls At
&,sc 10 bbls ~ sskc and 100 bbis At CSC.
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For future delivery oasis low middng the sass hays
q IS site 100 at ls sc June SO e y ,ioc S a.
ssie; August At 10 Ssc 1850 At 10 Side. go at
lssc,; September, no at ls 2ss2c 100 az s.c soO a.
Der =. 80 at isc Total 800 bales Today
iM 4 issss g. al o ~ Is @ q Zoo a. @
at IS Is s2c SO at Is 7l6c July, lo at is 3is2c 70 at
z lsSc 40 s Is 90 4 s s;s SO 20 a. !, y ss
1S 4 is, @ e y 1851 @ !, Z Isse i az
Is s.1Sc oSseSer 2oS "a =. issc D at sse
- 532c. TOTAL ll4oO bales Grand total, $500 bales
New Orleans ass Mobile. ~; Savannah sss; Charles
53i; Wilmington. n Norfolk. 6il New York 29s;
Boston. as Philadelphi.. as To:a sss3 bales .:
on cotton were Quoted .hus:-To Havre by steam
sail sS 70 Bremen, By steam, by BY, sail ,.G COM
Flour. AND GRAIS-Receipts, Flour. 1855. bbis :;
wheat 3ssa0 bushels: corn, 2n oo9 do corn meal %
Week sndins~Flour, 7Sss bbIs. !. wheat l,sn.!3
bushels corn s27 4s4 do meal 263 bbs and 2l3
bags oa,s, 40 n bushels; rye, 7aS6 do barley oi2u
do. The four market was dull and easy, but not quot
ably lower The sales foot up about i CO., bills At prices
frm and sold to the extent Of $50 bbs at quota
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FINANCIAL.


A IL w. HAMILTON CO., STOCK AND PRiVI
iege Brokers. 4s Broad street. New York. having con-
acted with responsible parties, can tor the present
week negotiate 80 day Stock Privileges following
distance from the market price OF the stock. putt
scal" on 100 shares including commission will cost
"$lO6 25 and for a Double Privilege the cost will be
1912 50 Privilege Certificates tor less than 100 shares
will be issued at the same rates.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May IT, 1874
Printing cloths been active during the past
week with siGening prices the market closing hIm az
SIC. holders asking SIC &c. for standard and
extra 64x64 sales Of the week 7a00 pieces at 5<c
sac for "a squares 5c for 6Ox6l, and DC lAoc Tor
Hx6l
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


the residence Of the brides parents, New London,
Conn BY the Rev. Robert Robert A H hnI u D. D., as
HAvEMRYER, OF New York, to JULIA l., daughter OF
CoIonel F. B. Loomis, OF the former place:
church Of the HOW twentieth street,
by Rev. Francis S. Lawrence. D. D.. PAoLo SGoBEL.
OF Palermo, Italy. to HELEN PAULINE, daughter OF
r. L. Munson, OF Morrisve. VT. No cards.
Won GUNDELL-ST. JoHN.-On Thursday, May IA,
by the Rev. DR.. Adams, at the Madison SQUARE
Presbyterian church. ALFRED G. Won GUNpELI, of
Hanover, Germany 70 MAY, daughter OF Newton
st. John, OF Mobile.
Died.
BENplx.-on Saturday May 49, 1874, Of heart dis
ease, IDA f., youngest daughter OF General John
E. and Mary E. Bendix, aged II years, @ months
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Monday, May Is, from the
residence Of her parents No. "a Jane street, at one
Embellishments BOYLE in the Goth year OF
her age.
from her late residence, 2es West Fourth street,
tomorrow Tuesday), May 10, at TWO p. NJ.
BRIeGs.-Snddeniy, on Sunday. May II, Louis
Sophie J. Briggs, aged months and days.
Funeral on Tuesday, 10th inst. at eleven O'Clock
4. NJ. from the residence Of his parents. liz West
CLARK.-On saturday. May 10, SMITH W. CLARK,
Of pneumonia. aged 80 years, months and II
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Monday, May Is at ten
OSiuShs ioA ioso EcsiucuCcs ZU1 Jay SLrCek,
Brooklyn.
OULBERT.-In Jersey City, on Saturday, Nav 49,
CATHERISR, the beloved vile OF John w. CulDerr.
In the both year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, this day tMonday), May Is
at half-past two O'Clock, from her late residence.
corner Newklrk street and Tuers avenue Jersey
City Heights.
DALY.-A months mind solemn reuuiem mass
for the repose Of the soul OF the late Johanna Daily
will be celebrated In ST. James, church. James
street, at ten O'Clock, on Tuesday no-mo ROW.,
May 10.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend.
DAvENP0RT.-At Williamsburg, L. L., on satur-
Gay, May 10, Mrs. HELEN G. DAVENPORT. OF Pater-
Funeral services at the residence OF her brother.
in-law, b. Bloomfield, l5l Fourth street, Williams
burg, on Monuay. at two O'clock p. M.
DoNALDsoN-On Sunday, May H. at the rest
dence OF her son, Carl Sanford, No. 43l Clermont
avenue, LAvrNIA s. DONALDSON, aged "a years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
- FIELp-0n Saturday, May Is, Ct .Plainneld,
n. D., HELEN SHIPMAf, only daughter OF Peter W.
days.
Funeral services at residence, on Tuesday, May
10, at one O'Clock, and burial at Bound BROOK
Cemetery, at nall-past three O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend the iunera,
without further notice.
Chicago and st. Louis papers please copy.
GALIAGHER.-On Sunday, May IL, youngest child
The funeral will take place on Tuesday MAY 10,
at two p NJ, rom the residence OF her parents
97h Baxter street. .
GoopwIN-In BROOKLYN, on Friday. May Is,
THOMAS GOODWIN. In the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
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erai tendency being upward until toward the end OF
the week. when there was brisk speculative move
ment and prices sdya need materially ON Saturday the
markets were comparatively quiet yet FAIR business
was done In most Of the leading articles Az the froo-
uce Exchange business fair. Flour was QUEER out
without ouotable change In value wheat opened quiet
but arm and subsequently, closed moderately active alta
tribe decline The remarks will apply equally 20
tns market for corn oat. were IN air reane an
ntm rork was active with further susance oo-
ss.nsd Lard met With good demand 4. better pf'ee ss
Sroceries remained ull but values were ABOUT ,nv
ssms Soen was arm but Quiet Tor lots on ts sr.
Quiet but steadisr Pe,rolsnm WAS dull but there was
trhe better ieehnR prevailing at the close OF hne MAJ,
was Quiet and declined 70 per gallon.
IoFFkx-Ihe market remains duh for all descrlpuons,
ana the appendei quotations entirely nominal
9noie :-Eo, ordinary cargoes. !a4c. lIc lar dos
S4c. extreme range Tor lot. i7xc soke; JAY. gov
eminent bags &C. 24c; grass mats 2Sc oc;, oesdon.
lse re Maraesibo iSc c LaguayTa lS Ga p ,sc
Jamaica, lsc. nc, 81 Domingo l6c. Porto kico ds.
zoe cosa Riss lsc 5oc Ms5ean is sslc g %s;
per h.. sixty and ninety DAYS credit -.
Corros.-Ihe market for spot cotton was Quier ous
firm Prices were unchanged excepting Tor orunaIy.
which advanced l<c per H. There was fair business
reported in utnrss The early months showed no ap
preciabe change In values but the more remote ohs
were advanced &c. per Id. We quote
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(NINCINNATT CITY LOAN.
" THR AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BASK,
No. Us BROADWAY, NEW YORK. April 20, 1874
Dollars 80 BONDS OF the city OF Cincinnati redeemable
IN l9t prnclpal and Interest payable at this bank in
accordance with The annexed advertisement
Bids at not under par and accrued interest will DO
opened on the 2oth May prox, At IL o'clock, NJ:
CINCINNATI, April IS, 1874.
that purpose offer for sale One Million Dollars of the
Coupon Bonds Of the city Of Cincinnati bea ring 30
Exchange National Bank, in New York. hese bonds
are OF an issue OF Sn0O authorized to be made
oy this city tor the construction OF railroad connecting
II with the States i'm mediatey South from which hither
completed viii add largely to its wealth and popaia
The validity Of the law under which Cincinnati issues
these bonds has been confirmed by two decisions OF the
supreme Court Of Ohio, the Court Of last resort
since largely by additional territory surround
ing II and by Its natural growth. Its own population and
that towns Immediately ADJACENT are not less than
$4,000 It's taxable properly Is 500 0M The proper
fsS f Hwpe esa ~ Is worth s rsm sos y e
sannual expenses about s. including interest
Its debt
With these in view the bonds proposed win form
q very first class investment
By act OF the legislature Of Ohio and by similar acts
OF Kentucky and Tennessee. through which the road
passes holders OF these bonds secured by special
lien upon the entire road that they combine the
curity both OF . mortg age and OF o city debt
application at the Aineric Exchange National BahS
through which the bonds are offered Tor sale.
WILLIAM HOOPER,,
r. N. BISHOP. }Trustees
PHILIP HEIDkLBACHi
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The quotations based store running IN
quality not more than halt grade above or below tho
grade quoted. The sales were ~,
(onsurnntoo - 7 POI 1887
Speculauon.- Ezb iSo
Tct.ts Io6 Ia67 liG3
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copy OF the astnumber Of the Wall Street Reporter,
containing full report OF the operations of the past week
and explaining how large profits made in stock
lations with but small risk of loss will be mailed free
by the publishers,
l. W. HAMILTON CO.. ls Broad street. New York.
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(NALLENDER 4 LAURENCE,
~ Bonds and Mortgages
80 Pino street
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-25
a Editor and PROPRIETOR /
ORpe on Richardson st.. near Taylor

Judge Cooke has sustained the re-
cept decision OF Judge Green. to the
effect that legal notices and advertise
ments paid for from private funds may
be published in any paper selected by
the person advertising, notwithstand- d.
ing such paper may not be one desig-
mated oas an "of1cial" paper, by the
State authorities. "Ofcial" papers
apply only to such advertisements as
are paid for from State and County
funds. Lawyers may. therefore, order
all estate notices, referee sales and
sheriff sales to ,be. published in this
paper. should thsy prefer it.
MAIL ARRANaRMENTs.- Northern
mail opens 8. sO4As NJ, IS p. NJ; closes
II A. NJ. .'6'P!M. {. Ohaflestdn opens 8
A. M. $50 p. M; closes 8 A. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens 6 A. NJ, 10. SOP.
NJ; closes 6. 1.80P. Al. Gresnviile
opens 8. P. III, ;oloses 6 AIM. viii.
mington opens '4P. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. M. ! On Sunday open from 2. 80 to
$50 P, Ne, e-I IF
e -. :, Z q = =! ~ ~ o
Gnstase lDcse's contribution to the
Partisan Academy, this year, is q
painting Of, ''the great Roman Amphi.
theatre BY moonlight; Christian mar
tyrs mangled and, bleeding; gorged
lions licking their victims, and angels
descenaingyta comfort the DYING
Acute BDstonian has just made an
invention by which he claims that cars
can be run 100 miles or more in an
hour, without heating the boxes, while
only one.half the ordinary power is re-
quired. No oil or lubrioating sub
stance is said to be necessary.
4 Netadf ,lads recently hook unfair
advantage 6f her husbands unusual
indulgence in bath to elope with an.
other man, and the bereayed one ex.
presses, bis conviction, that she' had
been awaiting the opportunity for
months. q y y g; lc., ls ti4 a4lsia.
Sfeis y sstsisd4 principle. your Ho-
nor,H said an eminent lawyer, "that
causes always produce effects" "They
always do .forl the lawyers" blandly
responded the judge; "but I've some
times known single cause to deprive
client OF all his effects"
In Siberia whispers can be heard
half Q miles and when fellow goes
sparkling he carries q slate and writes
down what be Intends to say. -.
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Piedmont Airline Railway.
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