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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-04-18
Morning Star and Catholic Messenaez

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority of tho Diocese, to supply IN
admitted want In New 0rleans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests of The
Catholic Church. II win not interfere iR
politics except wherein thsy interssRe
with Catholic rights, but viii expese
iniquity in high places, without regard %
persons or parties. Next to the spiritaas
rights Of all men, 1t viii especially CHAM
pion the temporal rights Of the poor.
Approval Of tie Aost Rsv. AssAatsAss
We approve Of the aforesaid undsz-
taking, and commend 1t to the Catholics
Of our Diocese,
~. II. ARCHBISHOP OF New ORLxAsaa2
December IL. 1867.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

UNHlS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
/ ccSSful operation six years; continues
To inSure against loss or damage by fire on
Buildings Of AL kinds, Manufacturing Is
adjustments, Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally, HullS and Car
goes on the western waters, On rs favorable
terms rs other sound institutions.
VIM. b. SIMPSON, President.
J. Il. MILLER. SecreinrV,.
OSCAR SANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

From Scribner'S for March.
\ late editorial in the New York
Tribune, headed Certain Holiday Books,
attributes the recent mutiny on the
scholarship to the iniamcd ambition of
some Of the lad, who had been reading
the adventures of certain cheap hero of
the Bowcry Variety The same article
goes GA to show that the modern parents
guilty neglect, if not positive misdirec-
ton % the boys ta>t" for reading is
the fruitful cause of the mass of boy
crime that OF late has startled thinking
people into closer observation and final
~ 1t adds these very suggestive words:
The Mayor Of Philadelphia it is said
asserts that he could rid the ials of two
third, of the juvenile criminals in the
next year, if he could Danish certain
plays from the boards of the Variety
theatres and put certain books out Of
print. W" only suggest these facts to
mothers and fathers. 1t is their part to
clear the jajl> in future. No Mayor can
help them.
Now, It will not do TO take fascinating
bad literature out of these boys hands
and give them in its place Mrs Barbauld
ana Peter Farley, or wore still, the SEN
tmental dribblug> of those writers who
think that any "good-y' talk will do for
children. We must give them strong,
bright interesting reading, with the
blood and Sincw of real life in it-hcart-
some, pleasant reading that will waken
them to closer observation of the best
things about them.
Tn" great mental evil Of the day is the
impression invariably given to young
minds that seeing tie ,rorR necessarily
means seeing the badness of the world.
Once let Il boy understand that to see the
world in fair, manly fashion, one must
also see IL good SIDE, its nobleness and
true progress, and you at once put his
soul in the way Of a wholesome growth.
Ii is right and natural for a boy to
want to see the world. 1t is right and
natural for him to wish to read books
that. according to his light, show him
what the world i.
The tcrong and the UU,GtT'al,c,s arc
in the careless way in which parents and
guardians ignore this want, or fail 10
meet il in a proper manner.
Vile writers and worse publishers are
fattcning on this tendency of boys and
this carelcssncSS OF parents.
Good writers and honest publishers are
Offering the means OF remedyins the
great evil, and arc showing the boys OF
this country how they may see the world
and vet remain pure and true.
Which class Of writer. and publishers
shall win the racs!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

lOldl wv
There were rather more cattle on the
market than were needed and prices
generally ruled Ia &c, and in some cases
&c lower, but the market showed very
little activity at ut any time. At the
close number was left over and will ne
re-shippcd East at their owners risk. y
number of car loads will go East which
were not offered on the market. The
quality will compare favorably with that
of last weeks rece ipts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
Calrerton Hotel and Drove Yards.
Attic Tinker House and Drove Yards.

Atthe Tinker House and Drore Yards.
Nachman & Co Pa SD. NJ. Pipes, W Va. 10
y. Nachman, Pa. IS y Lehman& Co llllli
W. b. Stanley, o. II w. 4. FOOse, o.. 81
Stanley & Miller q j. :. Winters, Md ..... 1
j. II. johnson, Ky 2lJ.S Moflitt, Na..... q
r Hart. Ky............ Il W. Harris, Va....... p
l. Fiusterwald W. W. Smith, VA. 20
Va.,,,............. &c. lsW. NJ. Sibert, Va. ~
+ sheridan W Va us. BURNER, Va. II
:. :. BOyles, w Wales 4. Adler, Md II
JASutherland Va. 2OJ. Myers, Md. Is
At WTlhclm's Hotel and Drove Yards.
"P. Hcmmings, V. SO {. Dorsey, Md ......~ 10
aDixOn 4 Jacobs, |. Muller, Md. ~
Ky.........,... 81 A. Roscnthral &
Il. F,lIenger, Va. 3i Son, Md...-....... :
4. j. Ridgeway,V. % q. W. Rowland, V }
X; Haincs, O.......... 2OC. Hardesty, Va. 9
Those whose names are marked thus
took their stock East without offering it
here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
SWINE MARK EFT.
REMARKS.

The receipts this week are more than
double tho number received last week,
a large proportion of which have been
common and small hogs, for which the
dcmsnd has not been commensurate with
the supply; but the run for good hogs
has been about equal to the demand, and
prices for them have been well maintain
ed, and there is fair prospect for the
continuance of nearly the same prices for
Top hogs, while the tendency for com
mon stock is toward lower figures.
Quotations:-9!@lO3c net.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

non Pr ..y ut home. Terms
SGO ..n. Nalry.a e.. STINSON
'-".ut. luu2lccg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
SHEEP MARK EFT.
REMARKS.

REMARKS
The receipts this week are rather more
than equal to the demand, confined as it
is. wholly to the home market and the
market is rather weak. Among tn" mr.
rivals ARE large proportion of good
sheep, better than have been here for "
lohg time; on an average though the tops
this week scarcely equal those of last
week. Prices are looking towards lower
figures.
Quotations-4!@7l' gross.
MICH COWS.
c. p. Brewer & Co.. report Mich Cows
at from $50 90 to $50 90; supply heavy
and market dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
at'herling Reglster.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGIS | TX.

,,..,i.,t =5I'One month IS 8 %
, TliI - d Three months. - W
M. ,v,.al, = - one ycar.......... - w
one square changeable once a week 81.
Special Notices - per cent t.i -
ADVERTISEMENTS 10 occupy hNeu places -
per cent additional. ,,.,,
occupied. -,,..,,,. Il, ,.,.,.
local Notices ID cents per line-bW no
lgral notice tViH be inserted for less OIdn ONE
DOLLAR. ~
An advertisements, except for establish
cd business houses, must be paid Tor in adj
vance.
Al bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined To
their legitimate business, and all adYcr-
tlscmCntS not connected with II Will be
charged Tor al our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to loss head, against 1881
last week, and 1884 the corresponding
week OF last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 1899 head, against
l.lOl last week, and ,469 the correspond
ny week of last year, and were as fol-
l,,ru.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
LIST OF DROY ERS.

LIST OF DRovERS.
The following are the names OF the
principal drovers, owners or consignees
of the principal droves, where the cattle
are reported from and their destination
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

The two Main QuestIons--The Capital
BiII--ERectiNc Aid by Ncssrs. Tin
gle and MiIlcr-SenatOrs Cunning
ham, PanneIl and Camden, and
Representative Stuart and WEIGH
Opponents Of the BiIl--Thc Roar
ing SOnI-saying Naughn--Better
Feeling over the Resuit--Thc Scna-
tOrsh pa New Sensation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19

HAVING PURCHASED ALL The
Ill right, title and interest IN and 10 Ia"
West Va. Stencil and Seal Works, ! viii
continue the same at the Old stand, No. II
Sixteenth street, and respectfully solicit -
continuation oI Ia" patronage 81 all IN
need of anything in our line. Charles J..
EtZ has char2r of the works, ana viii cN-
.cUtr all orders promptly and Sai.alac-
torily. We employ no agents or canvas
SorS. and all persons are hereby cautioned
against any one rrprcscatiu themselves
rs such. JOHN II. IENELl, Proprietor
West Va. Stencil and Seal Works. uc.D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-19
BALTIMORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

eported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.
OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES, !
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
upon then hue an additional happiness sprDgng from
real love. s'T
1sT f0rk, Oct 30, 1879. L
THE COURTS.
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

In the suit brought by Charles F. Tracy, as
counsel and Of his dead BROTHER Edward
Tracy Of the executors OF the Will OF the late James
b. Taylor TO restrain Mr. Bentley. appointed receiver OF
Taylor estate In snit in Utica from enforcing an or
der IN the Utica sui, requiring the plaintiff TO surrender
the assets OF the Taylor estate held by him. Judge Dono-
hue IN Supreme Court: Chambers refuses to continue an
Injunction against the receiver the facts were reported
in yesterdays TRIBUNE Judge DOnohues decision s as
follows:
In THE case the plaintiff claims lien on certain papers
and ro,ery and certain duties In regard TO thei ana
asks tue Court eDOIn receiver, appointed Dy the
Court In another district from enforcing an order naue
in thai district notice plaintiff II seems to me that
to hold injunction would, ON the facts nrerenten
make ihupc the proper remedy instead OF appeal
from any order deemed Improper by the person aganrt
whom Il made. There can be no doubt, II the order
complained Of was improper or the receiver attempts a
improper act the Court appointing him or making We
,plcr c.D, notion grant proper rciei anu aveu tHo
expense and trouble OF another litigation without
further discussion of the merits, think the nuhctioh
he deDied and the temporary injunction dissolved
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
pus[NFss FOR Old MAIDS.

20 ke Edttor Of rhe TrsbURe.
SIR Can there not be society formed for
the prevention of cruelty ~ girls They could scarcely
b. mVre efctualy tortured than by the Treatment they
receive after leaving school The fact Is that three
onrths Of the educated renDed young rIs Of America
are not 80 happy lovely they woni be. " the
necessity Of marriage hot so cruelty forced
upon hen by public opinion. IT Is TO be
reared that many thus marry with very little
iove for their husbands Would IL not LIE we'll 10 en-
neaNor 'hrongh society fCrued for the purpose To
eneet change OF sentiment with regard girls and
osuse pubic ooi 10 consider " pfo,er for all Uf
oPNh hSIhk sch.o 10 enter upon suitable bnsi-
bess employ nehti Thus they would beccne indspend-
eel ana he folly that rests from ifencss would ne pre-
'entc Then marriage would not DO necessity forced
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. In the Supreme Court OF
United States Tusdy Nov. q the following business
Transacted: u, 90.
case M 2lt-wm. r. Pick ct al, appellants agt The Chi
cagO ana Mort Railroad Company ct al; Case N"
23-Dewt al, appellants sgt George H. Ia
et all Case 5S7-The Chicago Ml~anKee AMI ST Pa,u
a ~ay Company. plna in error, agt H. d. Ackley et al
6s3I d. Stone piaindn M errOr agt ibe STATE
MisrnpsD-Ihe arguments continued ny
Mr. G. b. of sci for tine appellants In Nos "a
ard 5 J. w Cary appeared for the appellants and MI j. G.
appelees The Court adjourned uDt1 ooIo~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
CORPORATION Notl1es.

DrLVERfNG SUPPLIES, &c.-SEALED
IL pr DP,SAI.s Stu Do received by the BOARD or Ed
TCATlov until riI n DAY. Nov n, 1915, o'clock
,f DELIVERING SUPPLIES. Ior PARTICULARS seo Inc SlS
K.coni. CoIacs for sale at No city Hal
INOR SUPPLIES, &c.-SEALED PROPO-
L sALs viii he received by thr BOARD OF Ed uCAIloN
ptil IIU tSDAY Nov. II, 1870 o'clock p M for supply
uIs BOOKS, STATIoSE 81, &c Dor particulars SEQ ih'
iiy Record. Copes t'r ale at No Cily Ian
EOR PRINTING, &e.--SEALED PkqPO-
s,JSWf rs rtceyid nv the BOARD OF EDUCATION
unt THURSDAY, NOV. H. 1875, o'clock r. oI PRINT
INO &c Fur particulars The City Record Copies ir sale
No Cty Hat.
NOTICE.-WILLIAM KENNELLf, Auction
~ ,sr viii sell AZ public auction a. ia. Exchangs sA,s
rosan. III Bruadxdy, FRIDAY Nov D. 1919, t'
gt collect aud retain all WhAkfAoE which may ac-
cruz for q certain PIERS and brLhHEAD5 on the
North vers tor full particulars see ctJ heco
CoIals f,r sale. Ma. ? cts Hall
cFALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- SOoi bbls Engh-li BJuloxre Portland
Cement viii be eyel At the niiee o. tho De arunen 81
fos - M t II 6cl M. Of WEDNESDAN Sow = 1870
por fa Ciy Record Copies fst sale NJ
City Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. 2. 1875.
Arch Johnston held his usual seni-weekly
sale to-day bis and carriage establishment Thlr
teeuh-s between Unlverstyplacc and Fftnave. rhes,
sales Will I've continued throughout the winter as hereto
fore Tne follow ing sales are recorded:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

IL WINIEN AKKANGEMENT: . -.
Commencing oct 20 lS7J Trains leave Hunters Point
as oi!Ows: -.
II, mpssrai ,., ,t.,,o,-
i00O a m- all tran for Port jefferson. Locust Valoy
!~mpsi. AL and RocSaway ~, -, u
II:3J q. m.-Accommodaton for Hieksyine ana bonP
$50 pm-Express for Greeapor, sas Hsrbor Locust Val
lev Al eil,, stead. and H0ckaway. ,.-,.
$50 p. Express tor Fort JelorSon, Locust Nah'y'
ssI D. n~I.xpress for Locust Valley. Hempstead AMI
gsr ~ m-Aecommoiatlou for Northport and Hemp
steal 49, e.,,. -, a. On ,
m and al 0 10 and ll:l5 Z. m. -.
' So SUNDAY TRAINS
s"oa m-for Port Jefferson Locust Valley, aud ue'np
5JJ d. m-Tor Northport Locust Valley, aud Hampstead
n B-rorry boats ieaye Ialnes SIP H., ever, naii
Lnr ,las I, Spt ell and nf Thirty fourth 81, h. r.,
every Is minutes previous 10 departure OF fsas ifon'
iun''' wN UsrIs General superintendent
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
DENNSYLYAkIA RAILROAD.-THE

- Il : l. V j. \ X Al lIkO a D.-Ii itf.
ROlr Trains leave New l'Tk IRON foot OF Desbosses and
ESp IS ior narrisInrg Pittsburgh the and south
With l Palace cars attached $50 a. n, and 80 p
For Ismsrart a1i 6Sck Haven via Philadelphia and
T. 10 H. r. OS connecting II fhin, AZ 40 - ni zoe
Meeting at CORY tissie rsoieum oen a6d the Oil
II Ear SsnOre Washington and the South Limited ash.
mgton Express IL ll.an aIlr Ias daily pt Sunday,
o 20 A. w.; washnso AZ 40 y. Legalar at
fxprass lrlpia T. 7:So, 40 $3.50 a. 1890. ), 4.
: 10. 4:jo , $50 p M, and - ng T. sGmili a. m.
t"r Newark al 6 GJC T. 40 y D ~. l. NJ, ~ 1l l. 2
go n 10 ;S % p no m ara s' ; S2 9Gi " Spaas % q Sio 80 "a
TO- 80 ~ To- $50 40 j2c 10 g. 81 G ~ T. so " o.
10, Il.3J .. 2mgat. Sunday, 52O. 49, Z.
ai soP RAMSEY 6 $50. T. Tao \ 10. IL N, - m l. 80
10 y NJ. ~ ughI eun'tiy $50 a sfp u a.
For Woodbridge Perth Anboy, and South AmBy, all ~
For Sew brinsSics ana a NJ IL "lp p SlJ 4Io 10
TO- D m. an IL usns s1aisy; ,.. - III y. q
For i9ss5cs an sSy u H. = Z 81 e IL 10 'al sa ~
For Henlinglon Phinnsbnrg ami Beyidere. $50 ami
R,r W Nsre,r ami sOuslset IitncA Sn M o.
For iTonou A"arh,o"n I'lflBio and Camden 1870 ani
$50 m- 1880, :, ;, . ava %. Ia
rr iaT,ep sli. and sausu, A. And cp M
Fui Hishisopn PcHOOs;oa, 'na Cam via Perth Ambov
Ios Ilig and Pesab rton, IA, srth Amboy,
Tsans arrive - iol9wsi nYn rii'soIg Geo and 1850
aal 20 ~, day 70 10 a. ~ aee 40 p IN ahy
ssipsia i I, IT, SI slo *. oi9 lsa ia a. ~ t. ..
s55 ioii ip 3, a 80 t.20 los7 aaS I; p NJ
and Gess a. o ~ aS ss an and H'sSS A's
sokyn and SSs St N a lls hss''nI h''"As
| FRsSK THOMSON. General MaaAgu.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3.

s.
For rnrOpe via Qdeens0sn ami Liverpool. by the searn
strip AigeIIa mas cose at a. No Supplementary Mail.
steamship sails a. from Cunari Docs Jersey Ctr
For Kings0I aud Sayanil by steamship Henry Citnnccy
THURSDAY. Nov. 4
Europe via Plymouth Chcrb0nrs an Hamburg by the
steamship Wcland. mails close ~ 1880 a IN. supple
m Pier al foot OF ihirtst, UObOkcn.
Cuba la, ana by the steamship city ~ New fnfk
mails clnse st D. M. supp encutary Mail 10 closed
AZ 2lO D m Steamship sails at y. ~ bOm Pier NO 3,
North River. o. -
Mails ioi Nassau direct, BY the steamship City Of Dallas
1890 a. Steamship sails at AZ n nom Tier No.
l6 East River.
FOR Bornula b. the steamship Gamma mails close at p
steamship sails at from Pier No H. S"rth ilVer
For Hayu By te steamship SaIlel mails close Ri D. IL.
Steamship sails at p m, froIn PfT No 6i, North RIVER
FRIDAY, NOV. o.
No Steamship Mails.
and Liverpool steamship City OF Berlin mails eio-e at
4 q m supplementary mail - closed at 10 g. ~ steam
stlp saals II a. No. from Pier No 20 Nor.h River
For southampton and Bremen ~ the seainshp
e.osrd ST 1870 D. ~ steamship sails al nom l1er fool
For ssoand onIy by the steamship BOLIVIA mails close
ats supplementary Mail H. co ed ~ ~ a M bi'a
snip salts at IL .. from Pier No. 90 North fyer
bar Iayti SsNaBs and santa Martha by the steamship
Etna. mails close at p Steamship sails froi Prf No
For Tonas and voneznels by steamship carond.e,,
mss eo4e at steamship saiin from Picr No ~ East
River. -
All Mails close at III o'clock 4 NJ lhe Postoneo 10 open
from s NJ. 10 IA - m
Mails for Sandwich Islsnds F Islands NswZeasnd, and
AnsI rsa will be sent from san Francisco Nov. 10
Mails Japan Shanghai, Hong Kong and dtnient Ch
nese ports sst Jpr viii be set iron san tran,scd
Nov. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
feoai Notices.

.CUPREME COURT of the STATE Of NEW
y YOIK-C,ty and County of New. Ymk.-DAYID DIN.
kEIaSPiI.I, piautin lgt. JOSEPH y. BENJAMlN ahI
ABBiE r. his vile MARI IA ID. BENJAMIN, Ihss .on
mnn alral Bank Ol Philadelphia JOEL :. OAIMAN
and JOHN HALLIGAN defendants sniLin M tor reiei
/, uu To the defendants anG each OF thcr
You are hereby summoned and required t. answrd th
,oupls Mt thi3 acoh, which VII be red IN the othco
the clrA u the Il aHI CoIuy New Yors at tho New
Court s&d ety. and copy of par ans" er o
the ra,I c0nlant The auhC Tibeis at their onc6s, No
2G Brsdway SAIL city -! NeSYorA within twenty days
srNUe ui thiS yOn exclusive Oh Ia
la OF scl srtce ahd you fal Ia answer the s1ld con-
liant within tue lime Aforesaid te p nun in ts setoD
will Apply 90 for the relief denalded III The com
plaint-Datsd New York, July 90, 30 -
LEvINGER ~ GUGG ESHEiaEl', Plalntlns Atornfys
Tile complaint In the above ,uttld action was duly lsi IN
the ClI 81 The City and County oi Oh
2ith day of uly ISTi.
LEViNUEit X GUGGENHEIMER, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
O20 iawGwW
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

DY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.-To be
~ sold exclusive ncense, with or WITHOUT rvyay LOT
tramway cars, railway tralns aLu
ali machinery that worked by steam power 6y
ezps levers weight- AMI SPRINGS; sefactng ana sen
winding by of their new movements me pateni
night includes England ireland. Scotland the Channel
Inands Isle Of Man, France B,gium and other nations
Address inventor W. H. II St. Georges road, Southwark,
IIopiop England; Mons. II. BONN EVILLE, Il Chsuaee
d,aniin p,ris and Insttutjon Washington Unei states
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

Gorses, Carriages, harness, &f.
4 LARGE STOCK of my own make Of CAlt-
~ RIAGES OF manufacturers prices. GHt BE, 900 SaiA
uORSE BLANKETS. -
IL EUREKA HORSE blanket CpaPAN1t
80 Mercer st, tjTandht
Every Variety Of Blankets
at lieiah
nj WhuIt sale l'rce List
CaIl examine and gave The retail! Profit
CINGLE COUPE and HARNESS for SALE /;
first every respect Apply al private haD ~
East Twenty neventlst, befofe 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

ann v,sss ago / sun sets.. 455 Moon setA...- 65l
HisH wAiHR THIS DAY. -,
sandy Hook 1854 Cows Island il'4 lieu '" ro''' i'-'
HI,H wAIRR THIS DAr-r ~ - an
SANDY Hook 20 Cogs Island 1850 HE'D O. feuv' LAB
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
Corporation Noii,e5.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the work OF CON
y STnl CTISG NEW PIER A. North River lJn ise
COZ will b. received at the oEice o. the De
sr,ment of Docks suil IL O'Clock M of sth Noyenofr
io1b full particulars City Record Copies for sae
NJ City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
PROVIDENCE AND sToNINGTON
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

con sotl atiou OF SlONi NGTOS LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE betwecn NEw-Y0RK and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT, AND BOSTON
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS.
TIIURsDA w, and SATURDAYS, and NARRAGANsErf,
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave .er So,
y. r., foot Of Jay-st, at pm.
Through ,ick all priacpa points IN New wncand AMI
be DaiD,d AZ Railroad D.ots and hotei
Ticket seterooms be- secure. IN advance az the
lkON iDENCE LiNrt.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The stanCh and powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON.
DAY., WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALtTEA.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAY. :, leave r1er
27 " r. root Robinson s., at o.. Direct route
Worcester and all NorInern points VIA worcester.
u. =. BABlOCK, President.
I "a EukINS General Passenger .y,nt
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

DHILADELPHTA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New.Y orb to Philsdelp hia only az 25
Leave New York from PER < T. r., root Of Rector-s.
For Philade oh a. Vineiaad, and sns i;4 a. m.
Tor Ihla elpnia, - : D. Inns Inns J rf ! ~ q, M IN.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
r EuIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IAKRAEGEAfENT l OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Aug. 3,
lS7b Leave rots foot Coandt snd Dt sbUsses sts al
7 a NJ for Easton B-hlcheni Allentown, Manch Chunk,
UalIet0 leaver Meai.w Mabanoy city, Shenandoah MI
Carue WlkesbarTe Plttst0n, Elmira SeJ o0nnce'ng WI
fa Ithaca Auburn Rochester. BufLo Niagara FsiT
snI tho West. go. e,....
.zIeton IsAnoy Iity Shenandoah, Wkosbarre Pntstou
unEhannock &c, making close connections for Reading,
Iotts, ,lle, aud harrisburg. -, ,,,
4 o. ~ Tor Eas on he ,hiehem. Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk, stopping at all stations . - r..,,.,o. a,
G3O n m Niaht Express. daily, FOR Eason EetIeheh Al
entOwn Nalc hunk, Milkesbarre Plttstoh tinii NC
eonDecaz with trains Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buo
Niagara Falls ard tho West. PUlmans sleeping coache
2lla cit.l Ii.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
CALENDARS Tins DAY.

suPRENn CoURr-CHAHBsRs-D DoS0BUK, J.
Handing agt Warren I0l Jefferson Ins. Co. agt.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Nsreatnck Railroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT hayes slip at 1880 M and Bridgeport at III
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

5..HsrdiDg agt. Warren.
10. Pratt agt- Borden.
IL. Hynsn agi. Abrahams.
10. Ward ait. I'rice.
o.. Flood AIT. s. NJ. I'm
gine CO.
20. Va Buren aRt Under
hill.
27. Van Bnren agt. Under
IN.
~. Rutherford agt> Brown.
81. .1raiieen-D = N. Bank
All. SuIrl.
4S. Bank for savings agt.
isiieY.
81. Stewart agt. Ridelet,
&c.
81. Jackson agt. Riley.
"a. Siney agt. Buddensick.
20. Collins n. I Budd, nSick.
81. Mdtt.'r OF Meyer.
NJ .SmietCn act. Burgess.
%. Hang agi. Blancarl.
aS. Seymour agt. Brooks.
100. L.. y x. Powder Co. agt-
O'Donncn.
ll5. Erie hallway Co. ngt
Gould.
l47. Matter of Goodwin.
lac. Cummings agt. GIN.
gan.
l50. Cummings agt. Gilli-
gan.
80 ~. -. - I1oN-.a.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

l. FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL and n
mediate points. Steamer leaves Peck sup dny ouDay'
cepiei az D. M Twenty .thrst, T. r.. 81 q p M: eonu
ug with special train New Haven Night boat leaves
slp al IL clock Tickets sold and baggage checked az
Now Anll nIa 4 Lnnrl Il. IL .uklNiL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-03

OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and TROY landing a Cat 1,s aper E.
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, D. m. Fare, % cents
deck; IL cabin, with BERTH Freight At redncea Efs