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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

The "Government'' has no
tilted VIM. Cullen Bryant OF
its disapproval Of his speech
at the New York indignation
meeting, by taking away all
official advertising from the
Evening Post. W 8ffii
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

This weather is rough on the
night policeman. His ears
nearly freeze willis he waits
for the sergeant to get out d
sight before he can dodge into
the nearest grocery.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

There is said to be a larger
water area in Vermont, in pro-
portion to its size. than any
State in the Union. There are
~ b acres covered by lakes
and ponds Of 30 acres or more
each, and an effort is to be
made to stock them with black
bass, salmon, trout and white
fish. ,i.;y -.sst.. m
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

A Yonkers man has invented
q way to make his home happy.
and intends TO apply for q pa
tent. Il is done by keeping
away from it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

GentiIity is neither in BIRTH,
wealth, manner nor fashion 7
but in the mind. "a high sense
Of honor, q determination never
to take mean advantages q
another, an adherence to truth.
delicacy and politeness to-,
wards those with whom W.
have dealings, are tho essential
characteristics Of . gentleman.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

It is singular that the man
who borrows q paper is always
tho man TO find the most fault
with ito contents. Rome Sen
tinel. @ ls'.s1 ss.sa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

A citizen Of Syracuse has
thirteen children, all girls.
What that father has spent for
harpins would have bought
the Western Union telegraph
wires (Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Sheridan has failed to make
q very deep impression on the
hearts of the New Orleans la
dies. and announces if they
don't stop making nonths at
him, he'll shut mp all the MILL
merry and disseminating estab>
lishments in the city Brooks
Ign Argus.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

TExAs.-The total debts2f
Texas, according to Governor
Coke's message, is only ! ,O12,-
421. The estimated expendi-
lures for the present yeaE are
$1,078,295 aud the Estimated
receipts e1.2S9.OOO. The esti>
mated cost Of the public schools
is 1861 600 and the estimated
receipts into the school-fund
$715,129. Thetaxable.
of the state is 4275, 000, 600
an increase Of $68, OOO. 900 since
1872. The Governors message
shows the state to be prosper
Gus, the government economi>
cal and the people unburdened
with heavy taxes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Inthe future history Of this
country TSherida ride'' viii
occupy . lessoonspics,ous place
than 'sheridan's' lies. Rome
Sentinel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

The good folks .of Sandy
Hill held a Martha Washging-
ton tea party last evening, and
an editor who was. asked to Inn
personate the late lamented
George Washington, informed
the company that she could
slash blazes out Of any cherry
tree he ever saw, with a hatch
ct, but as he was editing q Re
publican newspaper. aud didn't
want to change its politics, he
WASN'T one of those fellers' as
couldn't tell a ."-[White.
hall Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Probably the highest price
ever paid for Journalistic work
WIS that paid BY Mr.. Fiske,
the Old London agent Of a
New York paper, who was o.
fefed $500 by the Times for his
report Of the ocean yachsrace,
but gare It to' the American
paper, receiving a Thousand
dollars for two columns. lilaa
'Thei 7 view York Financial
Chronicle says that the . ID
dittf' ii bur daiIyy' ; are 4 commu.
nifty 0fpeople who have SUI
fered great indignities; been
deprived Of their rights az cit
liens ord republican, govern
n1eis; besn'ruled and robbed
BY imported tog,,,es, and We
hare borne itan with patienc.
and moderation. ssfst
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

WHAr's THE UsBf VlI6tly
the use Of bending every hcul
~ to money citing thihkip
Of nothing else-vhen' Nj
can't carry q single dollar 1ifk
you, and have already mon
than enough to supply 1jsa
reasonable want. though ~
should live to be- = hsnd i
years old Z There Is no 10ts
shaving or mortgages. or StOd
bonds. or interest bearing epus
pons whittier you are g0ih
The current coin Of that realm
is supposed to consist st char
acter, nobility Of soul, ~
thoughts and inclinations thkt
cuimnate in good deeds o.
earth, and make the world let.
ter for the possessor haringlfs q
ed in It'll Exchange,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

TROUBLE AHzAD.-aHea,1
about Pete and Jake r inouir
ed one boy Of another, q theyS
met near the City Hall yestel>
day. "No-what's ter PAY
was the reply. Wall, T1lJl
yer. but the pihce m1snIt 2
to hear a word. Jake hs cslIss
Pete q flop and Petei eiIle1
Jake q caterpillar; l Aha -
shook hands and agreed S.
have it out next Monday. Jat
is eating eggs sand r4H ~
and Pete is down to the1lap n
ter>honses smelling HOOD -
| tell you there'll b the no
awfulest time Monday yoalevl
heard of"-[Excba
i ia al - ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30
subscriptisnr Per Annum, !,
-l,HA Adyance. "a x.
sBELLENUE, LOUISIANA
Saturday. ::;;;;;;;:::::::jaauary so, 1875

Ho0D CoRN.-From nine
acres 81 land: ii Bois Brule bot
tom, southeast Missouri, Mr..
Zahner raised I've hundred
bushels Of corn. Who can
beat that's 'a " s''S'st
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

rhSaediter Of = country jour.
nalidtNew fork, thus appeals
to the better naturv'of His de-
lin4uent subscribers :l9"To all
thoss xholat6 ID arrears one
y6aror mors,awho will come
forwardsxud pay mp, we will
gtyeTthsm'asfirst class obituary
notieergrstisin case it. kills
them. =, EEsiE.slus 5gE sssilsH a
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
COTTON MARKETS.

slvAsxAu, oct 3O-Cot,on steady diddli4y l27c Low
MiGdlIng IL -: Good Onilary III 7r ne frceiDs sOJg
bales exports Britain, 2OjS ble,i 2e6-
NrY.OELkANs oct 30-totton gui &idhhng. l2Ac.,
d!1ing. l2sc. Good Ordinary, II r. net receipts,
lliC gross 22 baes xpiris 10 France 4l13 bales
sales 1000 Dacs. stock, .uO,"31 bare.
S0BiI, OCT 3O-Coitol e.scr, hdlng, l3hal8 30 Low
Mddnns ~ re; Good Ordinary Sc, receipts 2 Z
bales exports, costwse oOJ Daes sA 2OOJ bales stock
sAiTnoRE. oct. 3c-Co,ton dul Middine la5-c.; Low
bales experts Continent, 3l3 bales cuastwig 4J0
bas saes, $50 bales; sIlhhcIs 10 bales stock. 1874
bales.
ArcrsrA oct 90-Cotion demand COOL for better grade
Md.llng 2ic.; MtGilng Ic; Good Ordinary IA &c
net receipts. l.. Il bales, sale, ,b2f bales.
pnL,pELrnA, oct 3O-COtt"n qbif f Adding, l42ci Low
Mldhng, lie. GO1d OrdnsIy, ISec. net Receipts, 223
bales gross, COS bales
GALNEsioS. oct 80. Cotton steady Mddiug, 1856 Low
Mddiug. l2c Good Ordinary. &C.; nst receipts. 2r2
bales gloss 2134 bales exports, coaswi-c, lOi bales
sales t.57l bales; stocs, B22aa bases,
MllMiSGION oct. 3J-,"ttpn sicldy and noinnal MID
ding i21e. Low Middlng, ~ c. Cool Ordinary rominsl
receipts AS bales eXpors u Great brain lOJ bales
coast wise, as baos siOck, G,jlO bales
receipts 37s bales exports colstwi" $3.50 bales sales
COZ bales stock, l., lJi bdles.
LHARLgstoy oct. .O.-Coiioa nrmj Mddlng, l27c; low
Middlmg. l2tc. Good Oriinary, II isal2c net receipts
1906 bales exports, 10 fraAee 1J0 bales sales l2O
bales stock 54,O6i bales - -
MKhrn-. Oct 3OCogtoD slender hidiilnE i! ac nei
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON oct 3oThe Wool market has been quite & aGuH Ne
with sales for the week Of 2l96,l5O Danesuo WOOL ,n
feeling being much funor but with M aishoe az
felt for months past has nSapI
and WOOL 4 now held with confidence than az any
time siuee the began to arrive Fine tesces
attract considerable attention. the sales o ONO ana
syivana comprising $4,000 the principal tialsao t
have been in Xxx Fleeces az 46c.. aud THIS n no" lh
ouotatiop for good average lots, with an co't
sonal sale OF very choice at 462047c In Micngan
and Western Floeces there havo been sinan sai,s =,
at lOal5c The sales of California Wool have anoln,sa to
254l 90 n stocks Of this description have been a
rally reduced; spring Wool raDairg ron ~ " O, mas %
most in demand and the present stock l.. in'sty
held at 81 13oc, OF which teI ~
s affair assortment TO select from. The sales oi Caiio ~
ool m this mari past weeks have amounted 70
1850 900 n, Of 1000 per week AMI I'm, WOO,
rapy passing hluds The sales me past
W. ek have ranged for Fall and 2203lc for Spr
Conbng Deiane Fecces continue % meet WIN ItauY
sale choice Combng sold az 60G 62c down 70 fS~Do
el1ino quality. Pulled Woos are IN better neanu
t, sales comprising 9 900 m mostly Supcrs, from 4O91Ve
the latter price for choice Eastern.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct 3O-l2.SD D. m.-Coton quiet; Middlng
tniands ia Nddi1g Orleans 7iid sal hOop ha.s IN
ondng 900 for speculation aud eXp, re- ep S5,
All American: Cotton steady sales 81 Mhhs Up
lands Low Middlng clause October delivery AZ 81 ~ ~,
IIvERloO oct So u. Injection 20 airve hrhi SAFES oi
Middnc pands Mdding clause Oct iber ana NoNen-
ber ger aan 0lsisd do do shipped lmcnrr ali jan
uaryiper saih do do, January ara feOfualy aehN
cry, al titisL o-,, ,,,, ,t,., - ia,ss 10.
iiVERpooI oct so p m.Sales OF Mddng lalds tot.
Middling clause shipgei January o snn &
lrer saiD az 85- sales oay 5,loo baies "ero
Am.ricln Iar Cos. y cwt.; PORK, S5s g bb, for Hr's
IvFRPoOI. oct SO-Evenng-SiT OF 1uil~hune' %os.
Cd. y
Io.noN, oct 3O-l23O D. m-Conscls. - .'Is icr porn
money and acc0nut u. =. BnnGs, IsbJs Iuo't. ,h
Monday The Bank of England VIII De elose' IL Dchg he
day fof striking The regular hall yealy balances. ,,
LONDON oct. 3l-2 o. m.-United states bonds Ne" fNcs
l03za Parls advlces 1uOte IteBteS al 6jf. 100 -
IoSpoS oct 3O-3jO D. m.-Taiow. 81 d5lI6 y cwt for
1879. ,,--. ~.
LONDON oct 800 mParls adyces quote Rentes at 6of
81 ieo ..ou
LONDON oct 30-i3vcning Common Rosn, 1888 = cwt
FRANKfoRT Oct 3O-Uned States bonds, New tiyes, w.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

rccep,. 5000 baes shipments. 1888 bales sales ssoo
bales stock 20 256 bales. ,,,,,,.u ,.Lc ~ oy
Dosrox Oct 3O-Cotton steadyj MidnIns - ii0 bales.
Middlng lac; Good Ordinary, l5c' net io0iP''' nv ~
sT1ssS.m OCT SO-Cotton quiet Middling, 1tisc 10y
Nlddlng l2a,c. Good Ordinary. l2isc he' ro0oP'' -
bales; shipments, ~ bales; stock 26eU eaies ,oio
Io,iIsyiIv oct 3D-Cotton steady hlfdllhg i3fo o,-
~ iouIs Oct 3O-Coon quiet Mdding, lz14ci fSr, fo,
Mlddlng I29c Cool Ordinary ~ isc; net reespSx' 2e
sb,nmentr 7O3 bales; saes l55 bales STOCK 9oo
balea. ,rt1t1tn,
weekly net receipts 16S2 baes sinners svo pses 'P
ments S93 bales stock, 2,f3l bales ,, , ose hal, a.
shi,lmcnis .gl5 bales; stock, lS22 bales .,. roo
PrTRgsitaG, Oct. 29.-COt0B Weeky nti Ioo'p@ A'"-'
bales shipments, l,702 bales; STOCK. 1,50s bales
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
s,es bale Honduras 10 bales Puerto caoeio

sTEARIN-Dul and ronina at 2 fo prime ss noo
TALLOW steady with far demand s"soi iN'''"'
n prime at Q .ya3Sc a b. 49,, ,-o,,,. n.
WiISKY-A qie steady marxet sales OF 100 DDS na n
81 f7La For Alcohol moderate inquiry, WIN s"es VI ~"
bbls on pfiyate
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

sfTcE Good Ordinary Miidling.. l3@4
For fuiure deliver, small siness a an ahee
Of Isc. sales Yesterday after p m7ctceer i9o' - 5,e
January 100 l$c iFcbrna y 20 i3 ls 9eIShi cn ~
Iirst caliHFebrusry 100 l3 fs2c; March 900 l3'iec
total Ilc0 bales. second call = Novcneer ,i,a iH'
sS es day up to p M Toycinb5f loo y & 800, l3 Iiae
zoo l3sa; lO % ia2c. o. 1870, 100, III sigci isuV
iSIssac 500 lBc 400, Is liec. December 200 Is & &3e
100. 1Sssqc; 200, 13ee looD lo4c; 200 l8s,cc; 3Vo
700 LOCO ioo Sioe , So lS 500 ,oe ~ ~
March 100 l3'lsc; 100, l3 yssc.; 401 - sse Api l
133.c. 200 l3 2aac. May 200 Is 'sc; zoo - ec. Wv
800 bates ENchance-'JGc al - cNchhlge
100 ies January for March. Grand total ',o09 bal,s
After TIE market STEADY. Tho ioOwing "tro
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. OCT. Icfn
COFFEE-RiO dull AMI unchanged a isfGIVstS; IoI
ordinary PRIME invoices and iS2a2l 2c goh i%r J",is
Baltimore, 200 bags Adelaitc Slo at ~ 4V
Tor s;rcy fair quality India other descriptions
were dul and nominal at previous prices. =, -.
COTrON-The market on the SPOT dull weak ana un
settled quoiabie change IN Irces ho.sss
owing entire absence of trade. lhc iecSps ~
the ports to-day 202u bales. aghnat 20 90 ees ls
last weeS ana l9l6J bales tls Cav lahi year tc
were "A balts "a last eyennC lnc ing 90 Da's
for consumpt on Tie following the official quotations
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

CRcAoo Oct 3O-CATTLE-Roc 200 hoad fairly ac-
generally Tner; shipping. Si1to ZOi St"SAeiS
s2 5,043 75t shipments, 5000 head. .,..
TmeT, held higher improved deilsIui
600 head sales at 10 50GrS mostly at 81 lo@sI oo Ap
ments. 1000 head.
sIEEr firm at 80 25ds5 receipts small.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

KOUNTHE BROTHERS, Bankers,
y Val ST., Neoo York, nloao interest
on deposits, draao BiAS on London d.
Paris; also issue Letters ef CredH
aoai1dble in tie principal cities abroad.
Investment Securities for sale.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
Gauinas Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner Twen-
~ tythiri It. ami sixhayc NswIcrk Interest c9mpn,G
Interest commences first Of the month X following the
deposit Bank open daily also Monday, W1nes isy apd sat
Wlay Evenings. JOHN y. DEWITT, lI,sl@th.
Il. X TuURrra Vice President gro e. WALDO. secretary
NEW-YOEK SAYINGS BANK, Eighth-aye.,
" cor. Fourteenth st-STX PR CENT ~ .ERtSr paid
each month"; Asses SO, iCS21o 93 surplus
si29,OSS -. RICHARD II. BULL, PfeSt
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
Missouri PACIFIC RAILROAD.

a ar~Vt nj
Afk jFFICE or TnE ATLANTIC AND PACIEIc RAIIH0AD{
COMPANY No. broad II. NEW NORK, oct. 2S, 1875. .
In accordance with the suggest ons OF the Commute or
Missouri Pacific stockholders ia their report made on the
2Gh inst, the Directors the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY instruct 10 offer Ia the stock
holders al the PaCac :ilUad flSjt,O0D THIRD
MORT iA0E BON D. OF sid Pgc Railroad at % p'T cent
Stockholders the preference tO puas iad bohHs ar
that rate including NOt. 10 1879. The procte o
said be used only hqudatns the Floating Debt OF
salt Pacific Railroad.
An earl response from the ftocki olers requested.
ANDREW PIEECl. President.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
pENNsYLVAKIA RAILRoAD-THE


L GREAT TRUNK IL NJ AND UNITED STATES MAIi,
ROUTE Trains leave New foot OF DosbiVsses and
Expr,ss Harrsbarr Pittsburgh, the west south,
with Pullman Palace oars attached $50 ant 100
For " inmsport and Lock Maven via philadelphia AID
Wilbamspor.. Iook Haven CORY. Ere s30 p m,
ne ing At Coy for itlsye Petroleum centre and tho on
f,r adDote Washington, ana the South Limited wash
ingion Of Pullman taer Cars daiy, except Snday,
$50 M Gar.ye washington 4:lO D. m. Regular At
: 40 a. M. 3anI . %. IN. Sind,y. 9 p. n.
lsUreys for h. drpaa T. li, % 950 a. M 1880 ), 1,
45N = g = 30 and D. M iln ,ru, and iss o. io
tGr Newark al . $50 80, y. .. 10 Ia a. m ~ ~
2$o. 10, $40 .:l0 $50 > 90 80 o 60 oa' z, 49,
81 TO- ll9p nl aud Il night sunday, : q H., go =
For filsbeih E. GSl z. 7,i9 8. 10 liam lem 10 so
$40 $40 liO 30 40. j:2O Jio g. 5Il. $50 T.750 10
10. l3Op. n. and 2maL Sunday o20 y $50, z,
Ica RAILWAY, g C3o, j. 10 5 10 LAM I9m 30
10 D M ami H. sgI; sunday 500 g snd y NJ
Fur Woodbridge, Pcrta AnJ0y and south Amboy, and 10
For p Ne@ by1i,SicS SGi a m II mq 9Io i1o go
tlo p IA. asi 1. al sht canisyi :, A. ~Dt p
Eor Kiasstos e Scsy M p p "a to q ?" % nsS stIl1Pm
For Fepneion PhhrsOufg ana beVidere, OJO a. ui and
FL Mercer and somerset Braucn, 3p. m.
For lrrno, olds,,oMn burlington, aud Camden 3O aud
0 so n m, 1859, z, T. . ard D. M
pos FrrenulG 20 ,. a.. 2 AMI t.lO pm.
Fur tarmine..alv aud rguau, .:3u a n, AID p m.
~ iligaiat,Nn Pcmbcoi Camlen. via Perth Amboy
FoF liiEt.pwn anf iemDerton, a u, via lerh Annoy
Tlains arr,e ioows: From PtsDnrgh, 655 aud 1890
aud 9;2s .. ni da,y iole a. ~ ali 40 p M day
ielpnia. b'io c2O 6,j 1913 30 ii;,i M 10. & 10
St5 ioI u ~ ~ 90 30 ioS7 and u y NJ
Ticket o0iccs 526 and 9ii broadway, Ma. Ascr ..onse
snoosya aS ISa % and Sos iii c and lis nSdsons,
Ensran Ticket once Se Battery y place .r,, .s.p.
bHANh THOMPSON General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
Dipiocn1 No.iees.


THE GOLD COUPONS due Nov. /, 1879,
L on the Bonds OF the DENVER AND RIO GIsANDE
RAILWAY and the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPHU.EI,
MINT COMPAN IIo will be paid uy Us on ald aitr th'1
date upon presen ntaiion al our oice, No Acasp,e
' ' RUTi IN d BONN
VIUE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
L BANE NBw. YoH., Oct - lsijA Diyidend OF EOpk M ~
been declared on b captaI OF
able and after Nov l. The transfer BOOK
closed from this date and reopen on tae 81 OF 0s
bcr. I~ WllH"oO<'' Nd'hio',
I,HE NOVEMBER COUPONS Of the REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE 80 oNDS neg9;iai.li ana guarani, I'm
iced by TILE EQUITABLE TRUST CoGPAN1 ! VIII Oc iail
aud LIST day of N0renber next at TIE Ne"hoA
Office OF the Company, No. ~ william ST. - =, -.,.
JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
TTIE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
4 NEW-YORK will pay a its Office No l2O Btoadwly,
November let, lS15 The November coupons OF
Real First dorteage Bord. guaranteed by ~
LOUIS FITZGERALD NlcePttaldehL
OFFICE OF CHAsg & ATKINS, BANKE s AND BRoKggs,{
No 1S BROtDSr, NEW .YgRK, Oct: >. lsI3 -
THE COUPONS OF TIE MICHIGAN
4 SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY First and Second Mortgage Bonds fahS
due NOV. /, will De paid at maturity at tns Office. ,,
CHASE d ATKINS.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
1 ONG Island RAILROAD COMPANY.

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD CbMPAN1.
a. WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commanding Oct 20. lsI5 Trains leave Nuu,crs Point
fOllONs.
300 m-Express mail for Greenport, sag Haroor and
Hempstoai.
IU60 m.-uai tran Tor Port jefferson. Locust Valley
EempSttad. and Rockavay
1880 a. m.--Accommodatou for Heksyille and Hcrcp-
$3.50 pmExpress for gre nport sag Harbor Locust Val
ley lIeInpst-ad, and R0ckaway.
430 p. M Express Tor Port Jefferson, locust Valley
AMI HcnipateAd
$50 y. m-Expross for Locust Valley, Hampstead, and
HOckawsy.
$50 p. Accommodation for Northport and Hemp
stead.
Trans leave 10 ry Flushing fI0m G;31 TO 73O
M, AID a . 10 aud ii 10 p.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. n-For POit jefferson, Locust Valley, aud Uemp
stead
6S0 y. m.For NorthpOrt Locust Valley and Hemps stead
~. B.-ferry boats Ieaye James SUP r. II, ever hsIt
hour .xceptr aud foot of Thirty fourth r. H.
every Is minutes previous to departure OF rains ror
q W. y. CCsTIs. General superintendent
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

Cor solllaton OF sTONINGToN LINE ard PROVIDENCE
LINE between NEW YORK and BOSTON.
SfONINGToN LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT. AND rOsT0N.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS.
THO RsDAlS, and SATU URDANS, and NARRA0ANS EFT,
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leave Per SO.
n. X, foot IL Jay-st, al 3 p.
Through tickets 10 s principal points IN New England aud
Provinces may be obtained II Railroad Depots and Hotel
Sidisr00ns may be secured IN advance ~ the
es Express COMPANY and a 3lJ Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Tie staneh amt powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
Days, NEDN - DAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALArEA,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud eAIJ JRDAfs, leave Pier
"a y. r. ~ Robinson ST. al m Direct route Tor
Worcester and all NOrt1ern points VIA MOrcesCr.
Freight via either hne tax, at lowest rates
d. :. BABCUCk, President
+. ". FILKINS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following the mportaons OF general merchandise at
the port Of New York of the week ending oct 20 1915
No. Pigs. V aue. No Pkgs Value.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

NOTICE. All persons are hereby notified
" tbat SIX CERrIFICArEs or DEPOSIT, issued 20 my
ouar On the 2jih September lS9 10y the NALlO.All
PARK BANK OF NEW-fOHh, as follow Z. Nos pa 3'ib
54A7 j4sS for 500 earNO 5s4J Tor SOUl aud 40 400
for IlJwerc ost nj Shavssule Depot \ y 4 o. g. r. On
tLo night o sept. -, with ny trunk Tie lost teitact
We, not iutoIs me. Al persons cautioned not 10
negotiate tho same. WM. J.. NtGFNI, Jhckfoi Miss.
N0TIGE.-Ihe FIRST NATIONAL BANK
~ located ishpeaiug IN The state ci Michigan, IS
CLOSING up lis AFFAIts. All mote holders and oiler
~ said association Therefore hereby nrt 20
present The and other claims asaint he association r
Payment.
Dated oct. 90. 1875. ROBERT NELSON. President.
IGIFPEMfNG BANk.Thc business Of The First National
will hereafter conducted under the G The ls
pcmag ank. of the FilH National Bank
continue ith TIE business u ir Bank,
guaitee sf'ey to depositCr- a. he oiore
H. NELSON, President.
j. HENRIETTA, Wee President.
p h. NELSON, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
5Ieamboats an0 Railroads.

DEIAWhRF AND HUDSON CANAL O.
places on lake amesiSa sia',on sarsog lake G,osS sa1
rev % & York connect at Albany Troy with monx ra,0a o
i'g all he apo,e Samea pa 8 T. MAYO Gsa1 Pans pms
Agent H. " oLYPHANi, Ash Prest - r"s.
ERIE RAILWAY.
a. ~ SUMNER ARRAEGEMENT Of Trans. IN erso, Auru,
ga m.-cincnnsti and Chicago Day H,rrs.. t.-.....-
Coaches to buffalo AMI sleeping Coaches 10
saon i4 each @ n sR.ss Mail for Bnno and Niagara Fa
coad6es + 10 oers. rsfsS E1Esss Tor he West s.p,
natl, j trot and Chicago without chsnye ''' ''"'"
et5 's ESQ IG Io 20 & Il 5 Sr Sl5 5EsTsr e T u5 "a
ni5nnls satG,nasy nights only ssnGays ~ gi5 a.
u mon l4J, 3 3;t5 450. 5l5, O. $50 $40 1890 p %
G y midnight fSiersoe 5iS M o s o 10 H i54s ii "a "a
m ,Gis y noon & = ,s $i2 go 5:lS i5 55
ios. ~ go, 7p m, ,s,d p midrash. sarrrn sia
sisSt S:S 7sS sds Is iqiS 20 g. d2s a' 3s} M i
nis o m f9Tga assSa4s ~ 7 3 VI % ~ e NO n S e. sG.y
3 nday., ss0a m %aviek 40 1913 q M, 80 q.
SIS aGas r. IN ssas,$n w T. ld5 s5,E e. "a: s
9 I, :s.s n
'5O pm. So W6FfhT2s G1E. sa2 y K r e. 5F fP4 4 m
Trains leave for In n.lewoo. Co.'er periaont Nysek
sP sd say @ a MI nss 52o Ony y AZ 5 SO 49, m sgS@, S ~ M
Nanast Spring Valley, and Monsey and $50 a. NJ. 2is
S leaving Chamber, st even or hal, hou,
sytng Chambers on quarter hours leave 2-t tny.y
minutes earlier Bost leaves 2} - az ls5 connecting
with trains leaving chambersst at ll30 u and IL hE
night
Tickets for and for apartments IN Ora
Sleeping Coaches can be Obgcd aud orders r the checking
and transfer Of Baggage be left At the Company oce
Nos. 24, 4ol. t2,, and s57 Broaiway; No courtst,
Brookiy H. and at the Companys DepOis.
Express trains from the West in New Y0k At 1854
10. 40 and 7.5J %. IN.
JNO y. ABBOTT, Geieral Passenger gent, SewY0rk.
TOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
J. IlOndOu and Oswego Railroad, landing At Highland Psls
near west POINT Cornwall Ne~burg MaIlD1foosh AltoR
Highland (New PsL), and EsOpus the steamboat Thomas
Cornell every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday leaving Hzr.
r! ,on. IT, Pier ~, y. K, at D. m.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
iioN VIZ" al ""n' II. p. BALDWIN Gen. PAS. Agent
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AID HUDSON

~ RIVER RAlLROAD-After sept 26, 1875, through
trains VIII l.ave Grand CeEtrl Depot; -, ,,-
100 a. m Chicago and Northern ENpTess with crawlng-
room through Rochester: asO l. Al aA, Wa Mall
chester VT. o.. -..... -.
10 Rochester ana Buffalo and Niagara Fails, arriving at Nj
- ZOO a. m Northern and Western Express
400 D. m Montreal Express with slocllng cars IRON New
Yorh 10 81. Adams arriving at Montreal at 800 a h
tOO D. EXprcss, Daily, with s!cengchS iof N"'rto"n
Ganantai0ua - .-s.z s-,s Tor t,o.h
est r. Buffalo and Niagara Falls ao for Chicago VIA both
- M THpres With sleorinc- for Albany and Troy.
way ii"nS d" P'' G. II. KENDRIcK