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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

u-,ue ools72sc; Mace 9jd9Gc Gloves S5H56c' stems
Nc. Cassa-Chna IIguea zOa &c. H.
Gmger-Cacuta 60 07c Afrcan' 1-2ci flmeh'o AZ ~
NSiheSs market was quiet at 1O'2c ID for Prime
Weston. l., .... ,o,,ord aud &c higher al Q T. u
r.,,rit,oat AMI Nos. lo ana ~ havana
saaS al $40 hhds Cuba Musc0vado 90 9taVc the
ate fof Good Refining, lO5j hhds ana LOO boxes
49, a lOic. hhds Common Porto tICO NJ $3.50
49, 1o fs,xes Ola sales Refined in good demand any
Igher follows Crushed l2dc Po"d'I .
- % tirapulates re Cut Loaf l3i-d 10 10 S1i' "ii'
A" standard l1l4Gll tca Soft White on A. .7,oo ., Of
TAlLOW-fhc mafEe was dul WIN sal'' VI 0'''0 - "
s.. 4s7-c. A. D. the latter f1r prime - .-- o,et hut
ASAs rule trade has EtteIy been very qu,'
there has Ion an exception been more Dnsn,s' j" '"
has been ln moderate
steady Al 50 O. ur and lO0ltc To-! I'' irr loI
25O hhds Leaf has been qUigI as Al ta, &C.
cases Sundres 03lc -5i cases ON m i.e II ayina M
M c3,es Nev York l574-7J at l2c, AMI Ioo O'''9
warSe, du with buyers at 81 90 2c and sellers
AtSiuItVtP There has nltloc OF impolahce
81 thC sY,aIl guup-s however hod li "Ih az goo -
for New arctic and - 40 - for N0Ith- t i M s,,,o
1t"GI me t0,ftiou Of this market remains Ath ,l' S
l,tsi from manuld' tI0 AdE ''H
small but the presence of sptcudu'r I'til
H'etisT with the limited offerings h0Q Pi,eS III We %
~ Pieces have withdrawn their lois :"r hghri is"'
Tho supplies OF Texas are pllutu@ly WtSttlllt, ~
Hbicb strong pr.ccs asked. SDi1n6 C"h1ulhI5 Is
c,nct mi Fall has met with some attention. i"t,
IN W11ls are quIct. decidedly nm, under smal
sfofks hgicr adViccs from the EuS, "u, lo ,,'
eoing on u London The sales for the week inc zoe \
and above Ohio neoccs az lie; l'uuu 10 M,HI-
10000 Il, state and 1000 % INV ast,a lholdhI Nnu~ d
rriysfc prices; $4,000 10 Texas at .Ja2S t.u"o
aud4 a. Prices 4JOuO ~ I'u
Tnria M II H2GF; lO7 bales and 10000 ID DO on E.t
iurry FI al ne 1900 % secured on private I"S' 'VVV
10 Wyoming and 900 10 LAKE wOO.s at private prices
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LEEgoo Noy 1FcS Ia cS Gu q at at 81 MS''Gi5
S%i at a Tong Clear dau at ij short Clear duh at
a. HamsEiZSosegt S al at ~ 100 S"Pu HI
at II Prime Mess, N-H steady a, 9O Prime esiyrn
Ben4neSPs i0 q "C-erse-Nnccan 81 ocr hrScr a.
GO Fine , GI" oH dU al S. four-Extra STATE Gu al
% Wheat ring No dan a. 3 II 40 10 2 anl 4'
LI,EMOcI- NOy. l0-l2l5 T. M Coiton futures steady At
6slo Stf ssa p NSy ac s ga Tpds Low idas
cause shipped November and Decgm9.I, Su. ol2Li p
sail sd UE@Gs, Low M9nhs CLAUSE 6ongnDr H,
January delivery, o''2d; Upands, LOW 4id9lng cqG,-,
Jauuar and FEBRUARY a,hyeLy 6Isi IPandS 10y Hi'tS
Mdtling clause February and MarcH dry,Iyi o.sL p
The receipts Cotton were 10000 bales OF which boo
took 1000 bales spectators took 5luuO bales total
az Sa1 bSs American 1000 bales actual export 5000
bales amount Of Cotton atoai, 200 COZ bales American
spinneTs 900 bales American sales Of the week. $4,000
% zoo quarters Of which 1900 quarters were American
LIVERPOOL, Noy lO-l2ii0 p lotion Is buoyant Ma,
bales, inducing 80 bales Tor speculation aud EXPORT fu-
SsinoeI ana and January Iy,r, I'D Tglsn Low
NSdug clause January and february deiiyrrS Gsd: Up.
lands Mdd ing clause. MarShaud Apr delivery, G% sd
6tasd; Uplands Low Middlng clause November and De
CROP shipped February and March, sail cd.
LtG0S ToS I1s Ui ana arc Planes To2I Low hs
Low Middlng clause Marca anu April delivery 6'%; Up
yERro9 Nov 10 @-reaGsiGs are G -, Sx %
Mixed Wheat 10 2al0 per GENITAL for Average
california White and 10 alO7 Club 20. Lard 90 per
owt. for American. Pork ~. per Dbl for Prime Mess
Noy lU and b15oT e Go9 GS Sa Md
low Middling clause. March and April delivery 6i9ad; Up
Middling clause, crop, shipped December
and January sail 62i Upsnds, Low Middlns clause, new
crop shipped November and December sail 6slgi; Up
ands low Mddng clause newcrop, shipped October ami
koyember, sail 67sed
LIVERPOOL Nov lO3S0 p Nor The sales OiCOtton To-Day
10 90 bales were American.
LIyERPooL Nov 10 p m-Middbng orleans Cotton, Low
gu nd.
lands Low Mddng clause December and January delivery
6 Uplands Low Middlng clause, March and April dsiv
cry Olsssd Upands MlddlDg clause. crop shipped
January and February sail 6ssad Upands Low Mlddlng
clause March and April delivery 6Sed; Upands Low Mid
ding clause new crop shipped December and Janu ry SAIL
6si Uplands Middng clause crop. shipped Jan.
naTy February sail 6 The market and fabrics
A. Manchesteris firm and tending upward.
LONDON Nov 10-l2l5 y mConsols y6sis for both
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and the account United bonds-New f1yes' JUDE
Frie RAILWAY shares. ga , nc, both nancy and
I0lp0N Nov 10 p m-Consols, 9Go FOR Dotn ' ,s AT
the account. Pans adyices quote h'e pei cent i "
1851 2Oc for the account hullion with
I0Nu0y Nov. 1850 ?. m;Ihe amount 3a io 600
,rar fr, lie Rank 81 England on balance ,o,N ~
uited states fouls-Ncw FIve lp6l2 ttnta ~ iiprh
To- f,iJ a, r,Ilau sugar 30 , cWL t!I ~" ,i,rr.
Sfau,arl on the spot, and 20 % for do' dho"' Inv MAJ
Is fHSi@' Nov 10-f D. m-Pans adyoes quote I'VE per
cent rnes al I9 TS non oil closed aoCa 29l
Pt,DD NOV O-Exchmgc on London psf Ice Tor snort
SFfRiNkrogr Nov. lO-Untel states bonds-New Ewes
TEIrN nov. 10 Evenng-The weekly statement OF tae
Imperial Bauk OF Germany shows an increase Z" '''''oo
ASrwFRr Nov lO-Petoleum closed at 53L for fine Pale
Aripf
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BUFFALO. Nov iG-Iabe receipts Flour, 1880 bbls I;
6Gsh rye il-7l bush; Barley, ,e7i bush. Railroad re-
ccpts-fiOur 400 bl, Corn I59N Dns4 oo Mny 5 ~
l2Oa bush shipments By canal To ude"alt-'3I oo9i
bush Wheat, 26j3 bush Railroad slpmtns-ti Flour az
EI '" oai =, N b,sb I've 200 bush FI,ur active
sacs obs. pnc,s unchanged Wheat IN ihr demand
I00j do at 81 50. Corn active aud lower. sales Of 300
9a- HS T. at G n 800 g 80 a Sa S TO-
1t ii &c. ., bush. sample at Doe 1000 9',h 40 on
hls do ia car lots al 52c. Rye Oats. and BarlsyN9thns
@p pau s iM MacSe. s 49v Change in pccs
it sales Pork and Lar firm ana active; prices unchanged
CHICAGO, Nov. four duh aud unchanged What fairy
II O5a cash: II o. H. November; ~ 90 Dccembcr; No )
DO gsG: ; re-: kcicct,d so4ss &C. in good demand
432q i5't Dcccmoer; Reject d. 422q i5c 1sI IN good %o
be-. Rye steady and unchanged. hal$ steady ana "a
Dsccn6tr IS &c. ia, uiry Land quiet 6a, steady - ga
90 -, G,, ~ 80: i,. Az, , Clear I'm, sides size.
Clear ~idgs &C. WhSsy dun anG lover at ~ ~ o6 n
oats 5000 bush Rye $500 1Hsh ba!y h 2"o'
lIa 900 BUSH oats $1,000 Ous: Rye, 1000 BUSH Iarlc
- 900 bush. AZ ne afternoon cal Of me Ho1rd; "Is%t
uaiy com ann 45'sc cash i3'sa ijiG becrmler Uas
SO 3d. all tue year. Ia nm - So all In year ,..,.
sty itc u 2Gosi Is. Corn IL good demand ana .lad.
higher od ga S$t %eM 4osi2(. Gas 4ngr Gl, S'''S
scsgy and hTm at +d 90 Lard in good demand scam
msad SHo2c 6c; Car R6 ccs s,c. clear side.
as - ali loose; Boxed Meats IN acuye een''l a 20
iI CT ct L"ng tut iiaIns lot >oyenucr.
9ar clear side, 9a4"ec Mh-hA Si'idy, WIN a,j 90,
Ccut, ONO loa2Uc HOGS caster c'mn"n tI17' 10 10
extra butcttis - 'J"+' 80 I''"P'S' '''o'' '"''
v a" 1o hti , HSS 80 w HSaaESc 5 So
3or - i,'l, Dc cr nm,r ~ 10 4"i5r oats steady
No. =, Bic. hSe steady Ia good G'msnd ~" L. '' l
Dr; sga ,lc. Dc,,nh,r No do' &C. iIo'i'""' a.,
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COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASEIRo Nov 9-Coacc market quiet; prices man.
tanned change o-Good Firsts, 6lOoaoS'o res ~
kiu~ Exchange uu London, p. .....iu., d..
SANTOS, Soy. J-CCHcc market qWtt prices hdiH'"V''
no change; superior santos. 5-Ob0 JJJO & 10 hIo9'
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Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above 4faiic
\ I3Gl5c: Medium, 42G f. he; Coarse JSa+ - ~"
YORK Michigan Indiana and Western tlne' - &c,
dunn 3-d 3Jc.; Comblng, NaSHtO 9Vc.
Tnwasicd 3i,r}7 2c.; Canada, Coming 3za33ci f5n'
I-nWaslcd 27a3Oc.; Coarse and Medium, luWased r.
:2c. TubWashed. 42ajHc. Colorado Ma,led -
Tnwoshcd 2au22c Extra and McrinO Pulled. S3d1IC ~"
and SnuFr PulleI 81 a36c.: Texas Fine and Medium,
20g2Sc. Coarse lSQ22c., California, Fine and Medium
2jd2Sc.; Coarse. 22d2Jc
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Steamboats, au0 Railroads

ALBANY PTOPLE'- LlNE.-SPLENDlD
y steamboats, l,if, ri,ti, Nouh River foot 81 anal ST.
UAtIN ~ ,cy,,p,d af p. Tor Albany aud all points
South Iui Wt-t. ril- on the European pau.
y. 3D. state Dill" .wN h.''et "i '.ra.'iii -.
BRIDGEPORT. and NIL points on Hou.Houic
and SaurtfucS ItlIoiis Fare II. steamer HilbHfr
Foirlcayes ,athalnc'!pat 3Oa No." and bridgeport I'
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEESEY.
- ALLENTOWN LINE uy stations Do NtN-Nuri..
foot Lb.. aui GOO. ot Cth~ons, up town. ilegHt
Comm,ncug oct p is7G-Leaye New.York foot Of LID.
' i1 M NAN TRAIN ior Easlou TolviJerc. Bethlehem
p9th AI,utoHn. MluCh CGuuA, lJu.ucHi. Nlhcsutirr.
scranton tlIuul connects 40 f1rud BroN Tor it'n-
lgu IJd' "a al Junction with b,i LatA ana " est
l. a. m.-For somcryllc and Fcmurton.
SlJ q U.-MpENNG lN...s, Gal1 tADvyt Niln'''-'' lo
the West FOR Aaucu chunb. ruYaqun,
IuwunIl. Nikc>baire scranton harvNr. Ni.aisppii &C
Nauch Chunk, " ,,'argc scranton, Ianulu1. 81 ilaur
CIV. Haz.elou, Reading Columbia, Lancaster, Ephrata,
i0G ~ Nor i bridge rraIth Easor Bcyil,rc
Allentown ana Mauch ChunSi connects az Junction with
1901 N For Somcryilc aud Remington
Bib =. l1.-Iur io. hh B'o'N
r53u m.-LyrN.NG E>rGlss daily, ioi haSon H.'ti,r
Allentown. Mauch chunk. Wlkesbarrc Io"anda Reading
ilari -buI T. amt n N '-L
$50 p For Easton. or -,-
% IOOj ll:35 n; l-:5o, loo. 800 400 52O, co
1:2o. so. 1000 100 y. n: ,. -, ~, IT, ,t.
Connection l. maze by CLuhsOnsL feIy al jersey Ilv
For trains to local points see time table a. stations
NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEMNOth, LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, -tA "tll. AND SCtA
fot Lbc, North river at e.iI, ll:iy 4. ur I45
y
Stages .ad from keypor connect at Matawan station
with al trains
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Dlul0cn0 Notices.
Business Ghhnre5.

A BUSINESS, with stock value $1,000 VIII
~ EXCHANGE for LAND OF 2 PAIE'I. AHuItN' a d.
Uptown Tribune Olicc, LIS broadway.
4 GENTLEMAN of business experience, nid-
~ die age desires tu form tONN ..lluN wherein y, Ky
H. from 5000 fu -J,o VIII 7
services a fair ration may hc Ii-"uIuA rNpt,'"
Ntit,... J. WALTER ~ropI~, 10 E,Ckuau 81, y. \.
EvOR SAIE.-Stock and fixtures of fancy
1 store $50, Cth-aV.. Can between and ln o. uL
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-A weekly. Re
y publican wen established. n cntrIpr sing western
CITY tIutu needed abJat $50 % less ioi al 'h '''
P' '' '-' NEWSPAPER Tribune Office.
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20 nInrns MARKET.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
Ppov1pFvCF r. l. NOV. 1O-PnnnG Cloths have advanced
10 Lc Tor best GiX64, with better inquiry aud some
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'.' -'-
&ACoS N"-. l"- t"..". t. &c.. u iH', '-..' ~
gIt'Us Ifc: Good 'I!lr ln.r. "'''h i''''i-' l''-i
BIDS .,.g.,t.. j.1i' H., -s..-, -i'' .d'', ''''"
1876. G.t.l ri.-. $50. '..- bales. ,..... ,,, ,.
-,4E.I.tl .u.. cotton 'r veg -iiIlA' }" 90. low
NJ .a..u., Ib. trtI D, "-i ".U IS receipts, e., IS
.: SHIPMENTS. -.Glt br-. -,i'j id'7 ',"- '"'
babes. a ....
rsIHC- Nor. . 'otul~-iciiF' N'.'i.' ID &C.. .i-H
nj ..ir. IIr.. tt -ffy, 1870. Ntt"lI '' -''r''4
bales: shipments. = p u' SADIE, J. 49, .ti ! 'il.'i'
r.l.~. -futI. '.Irrf l7'' 80 '' 'i' p
i.onI. nov. l"'u .".' 1'i'"i tiIt o. 81 -' i''" 't
cUI.. t4t.. toal I.IH D., 10 7,. i't. b." ".'--
f..t bales. -iIlf",- i,-1 Ia,- ~'o.t. l,.j3 bales
Iirl.~DN. r0N 10. tH't'1 steady. IdfHf D. .-'i -"
tipiII.e IOli; tu'. Ordinary, ' N''.N receipts 'I'
l,.i.,: -aIIUtIts. -u- babes; ...C., 300 bales
,.uIIN Soy. TO-, otto" JET N.talHr I'-' LOW Nr
III.r llt... G~I 'riutrr, "'i' %.".l' tt'pH, 100
...... t.r....r-. -ti .ni.-. 90 Is. l,l4 lrs
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nor THE CENTENNIAL!

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
rom. iuug several days Will find the route VIA
LDNG BRANCH AND THE " J. SOUTHERN r.
more attractive than any other .-.,. . -.
The hno steamers JESSE HOYr and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier :, y. Re. foot OF 8octorst, at
Nr:iJ a. M. and 400 p. m,
Hook with express trains for Phlad
The ,u across New York Bay, full view Of the tho
sguiDg and the Government forncatons j. sad
10 be Inc finest world From sandy Hook The railroad
sk the ocean Tor II miles 20 the - MINI R CAPL
IA where uas,rnssrs can stop through ck,ts.
depot n Phlade phia at the foot u NaTaet Sc
cirut 10 most best city hotels and boarding houses
Tickets for the round trip good for 10 days ~ single
- Ibe Q - line connects also for Vnciand and Toms
River and the p. for WaIetOwn, Bancgat and Tucker.
Ton Accommodation for Long Branch at y. 10.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON PHILADELPHIA AND THE CfNTE'


commencing MONDAY. oct. .. 1876. Trans
Leave New l0rA, foot OF Liberty at $40, b4J a. 9l5
a. M, 1880, .. $3.50 p. IN.
4.2O, $50
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third and Bcrkssts. 1870 $50 $50 80 .,
ESQ D. Leave Centennial Grounds no. 90 a. m 10
3, 100, o. 10 D. N.
Punuan Drawing Room Cars attached to the $40 aud
81 a. from New Ork to ttaus leaving CVh-
tennlal Grounds at ( ~ aHd O:lO
.iu traS connect IL lrHoH Jst,i % Gnd noW Ir'ffon
Leave 1rni0u fer New NJ $40, SO, 4O-V H. M ~
34j, j.ij. 7.2b p. .,...
Rates passenctrs freight low rs Dy oter routes
C.uteuniol &, }ronnd. II. \. BALDWIN,
Gen Pass. Agent
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
4 with lister and Delaware Railroad landing at High
land Falls West PomU Cornwall NewbuTgh, Marpoip,
aud Esopus Steamboats, 1hoiias
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday AMI SATURDAY dnc.
Baldwin Monday Wednesday, FRIDAY. sOring't TIER -
n. t.. at y. M.
EALL RIVER LINE -
TO BOSTON
FARE REDUCED TO $4-FIRST CLASS.
THE WORLDRENON STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier %, North River, foot OF Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted at 4:30 q. m.
staerooms secured at principal hotels ara NC x9s
and On the pier aud steamers GEokuE L. CoNNUH
Gen. PasA Agent BURDEN Lo'ALA- ARs T"
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Ocean Steamers.

STATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- ill., Belfast ard Londonderry These rst class uI pow
eTed steamers will sal nom
Pier ~. North Rlver-Fooi Of Caualst, y. II.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Thursday. Nov. lG
STATE OF VIRGIN IA. Nov. 30
STA T. or NEVADA nursav Dee. 7
STATE oh thursday. Dee. IA
And alternate TIL itSDANS tneua6i. FIRST cablu 500
$50 and $40 According accommodation. Excursion Tickets,
$40 1928 Second Cabin SO. Return tickets $50 Steer
az lowest rates. Apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents ~ broadway, y. y.
STEERAGE PASSAGEat No. 10 broadway. aud Mt Com
pany's Pier foot Of CanGlSL. n. H.
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E'KIE RAILWAY
IL SUMMER ADVANCEMENT Of trains, in effect June s


8 a. m-Cncinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Sleeping
Coaches 70 Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
1915 a. m.-Express Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
attached
7pm.-(Daily) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chcn
Cleveland Chicago without changer also Din
ing cars 10 Cleveland and Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, Y Y, for
Newark. $40, $50, l0:45, ll30 3l5. 5l5, and 65
Rut6crfurd park and Passaic B45 7,45 10 a. m IL noon
l45 3, 345, 4:3O 5l5 6, $50 8, 10 ?. m. II mid.
night Sundays $50, 10 a. lao $3.50 p w., and IL mid
Paterson, 6:l5 7:45 $780, 10, IO45 1l:3Oa M ~ noon
lao -, 345, 43o. 8, 5l5 g. 6l5 $50, = 10 p and
u midnight Sundays, $50, 9l5 10 las, 630, p. m,
sulern e:45 745, TO- 1913 a. m. las 845. g. 6zpm,
u midnight Sundays, $50, 10 M li5, $50, p and
II midnight
Warwick, 7:I5, 1915 a. N, 4;3O p. m.
Newburgh. 7i5. 9, 1915 a m $50, s3O p. m Sundays
KINGSTON 9 a. M. 3:3Op. m. Sundays, $50 am.
Goshen, 74J O. 1915 a. mp $50, $40, $3.50, p m. Sun.
ndIiSfowH 7.i5 s. iOI5 a. NJ, 1885, 43O ?. H. Sun.
DAYS S.SU 10 A. y. IN. The and 49, trains
connect with NewYoTk and OswegO Midland r. X az Mains
port Jerys 745 O. lO45 a. m 4:3O p. m sundays $50.
~ % Trains leaving Chambersst half hous
leave cnty third fifteen minutes earlier than above me
trans leaving Chambers st on quarter hours leave Twenty
third thirty minutes earlier Boats IeaYe hlrdst
al 945 and l6i5 D. connecting with trains leaving
hers ST al 10 D. m and - midnight
kets Tor passage and for Apartments in Drawing
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
Offices Nos 239 4Ol 500 and 957 Broadway; No Court
ST. gr0okyn and AZ the Company's depots. - -
EXPRESS Trains from the West arrive IN NeN'h DIX al '1s
a. H., lao and 100 p m
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80 BROADWAY. NEN-NoRH, Nov. - 1870
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of tins company
viii be closed from O'Clock p. Nov -. 70 the npIlhR
OF Dee p J. - bAn'''N' ''''
o,n PER CENT STOCK low for cash-NaI;;io1
~ toga hyperion spring CO. present I"luci oyer ,t.T
urr day shares selling to provide Workug CllliL W "'''
SOFA on draug at Office Pars place. and 1853 BioalNaS.
Oh ~ 500. 5000. $500, T1,OOO-ALEA.
tDs1tT. FKOTlIINGiIAM * Co, bankers ana bionc'7,
No - W1 make for customers desirable investments ni
large or small amounts stocks OF legitimate ciaa''
which frequently pay from hNc 70 twenty u"'' W. '
invested thirty davs. ,-..,,. r,,.,
Reliable Privileges negotiated al iaNodu' ~ .,
stocks bought carried long as desired on "oiS
three per cent Circulars and weekly Reporter S''
free
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l.AMPECUGm'S
PYRE TIC SALINE
Proved to be the best preventive Of

Proved 10 De- tue Otst IIt!tiblN'W
SMALLPOX, FEVER AMI Skin DISEASES.
It the agreeable yalzng, and refreshing of all "a
lines and gives relief in Headaches Bilious
Sickness quickly the worst form Of Erupyc skin
Complaints. The diseases arising from constipation
Climatic influences the Liver Blooi Impurities Inocua
ton the Breathing Air infected with Fcyes Mcl
ses or small pox and prevented by Sold
by all Chemists ana the Manufacturer.
The numerous and letters relating marvel
Gus eject positive in scarlet fever and other booi
posons are most remarkable and painfully suggestive Of
great neglect whenever the PYErlC SALINE is not EN-
poyed diseases. 1T furnishes the blood with 10.
saline con-tituents"-lpr. Morgan ~ D.. etc,
The late Dr Thurler states lectures:
found act as specific in the form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
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gteamboats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD m

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co
ID Trains leave NewYork via Cortandt a..
ferries follows:
s35 a. m Washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicapo ~,
cinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis &c. Paro cars -
Washington Pullman cars TO principal estern cities
e25 am. Limited Express Pullman exclusively We
lngtOn. connections West by s:35 a. ID tram
235 D. m, Washington, the South and West RichmoIa
Savannah, Lynchbur0, Atlanta. Ney.Orleans e.
Columbus, Chicago, Cincinnati st Louis Louisville
Indianapolis &c. Pullman to Washington phil
principal Western cities.
1906 D. M, Washington the South and West Richmond
Savannah, Lynchburg, Atlanta New Orleans &c Pt.-
burgh, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati ST. Louis Loas
vile, Indianapolis &c. Pullman sleepers Wasbir,
ton. Pullman principal Western cities -s
DAILY. Otler trains daily except sundays
For through tickets please cali at COmpany's Offices ARK
and 1888 Broadway, NewYork, and at ticket offices foos
Of COrandt and DesbrOssess and depot jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
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financial.
GAG STOCKS

4 GAS STOCKS. ..-. .,.,,
n. NEW.YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
NNNfATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all kinds of BrooSlyn and NcWIogk Gas Securities dealt
nby GEO II. fbI, IN iiir,oi ~. - V
NOTICE.-A special meeting Of the stock
y Loldrrs of Inc MI ~CONETCONG IRON WORKS VIII
be held Office Of the company al Slanh.p SUSSEX ,oh'
I DAY, nov 10. lS1G ~ O'CLOCK, p H. l"
ac ui propo-ous increase the capital stock OF me com
uaV and 10 issue bonds secured by mortgage BY order
i"A'' ''' ~ 1870 II WILSON, secretary.
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fHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

LALRANGEMENT OF PASSEN GER TRAINS. April ID
S7Icave dcuots foot Cortd and uesbTossesstsr at
a n for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. MaUch CHUNK
H. Teton Beaver Meadow, MahauOy CITY, Shenandoah Nc
carmel Slamokn WlEtsbaIre, PttstOn, rdyre Emira &ey
connecting with trains for Ithaca, Auburn, Rochester But
falO. Niagara Falls. and fAe West. -, ,
81 y u Tor Easton Beth.ehcm Allentown, Aauch Chunk,
VaIcton Nahsuo, tv, Shenandoah, MiLesDarc fitstol
&C making close connections Reading, Fot,sYle,
Ha.r.buIg. MI, ,u..- .., A..
Chunk stopping al all satlOls o., -, ,..-. ,,..,,.,. =,
G#0n mr. hight Express, daily. for Easton, bethlehem Al
1n,r Wsuch GhuuE NllkcsbaIre Pittstol, SI}rc Emrl
ItIa,a Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Fails and ne
Ntsf Pulmau's slice, Iu2 cLacAcS attached -.
WOO ROHT II. ~ANiiE, Supt and Ensr
General Eastern ONCE corner Of Church snd Cor l.d@
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NoRrHERN RAILROAD oF NEw-JERsEY

Trains EngcWOOd, COster Piermont and Nyack
S 20 for all except Evack). 94J ], 3 T. 4;5 $3.50,
$50 1870 p aud saturday nights only at lJO m sun
DAYS, 9 a. and $50 D. m.
kauuet Spring Vail and Monsey. T. $40 m, t45 m.
JNO. y. ABBOTT, Geul Passr Agent, New YORK
COK NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIFTD. WHITE MOI NrAINS. MONTREAL, andinter.
mediate POINTS. leave Pier %, r. r. daily lsundays
excepted al 5 D. and connecting with special trans
New Haven for Hartford Spr gheld &c Tickets SOLD ana
baggage checked ga broadway Newly ana COmt
ST. Brooklyn. New Haven and return 81 90
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BRIDGEPORT. and NIL points on HousHonic
and SaurtfucS iunoiis. Fare II. 81 amer EtlbpIr
PORT Cathiuc,pIt 1870 No. and bilS'pol' ALL
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General Eastern Once corner 81 Church and Cortland -
- lIIAS. IL. QUINN No Agul
ArFV-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

WAY Trains rs per Time Tables Tickets TOT sac |"
90 and iI3 Broadway AMI Al Wcstcott EXpic,, o. Ule
"a ~, ,,r,nu.st Brooklyu. {. Is. NEEhLl4
'"'ii''7' General Pass, niger Az 10
, 1876-01-02
DEAD.

You ara deed my God!
And should know who wrought tho cruel deaA
And that Christening rod
Awaits the soul that makes another's bleod
chi11, rcmorsefuI thought.
II Jou could come back and speak to me upw
Gould say your pain WAS nauRht
And try to tmooth thia blood statu from nv fuE,
The scarlet impress here, "
Beneath thy touch. would glow aud deepen masa,
And only trembling fear
Would welcome you from Deaths dart m tyahdn
Too late my pale lips say.
1oTo you Hitter. eaddest wortis-t1o ldt1 -
When, walked from bliss some dsJ.
The lost soul hears that weird, knellcry of FatA
But oh !! Il you could SEQ
The Wild. deep anguish Of my hcars, hov
That you would pity me.
And yearh with all thy soul to tell me 80.
The old, spurned lore would N
Come back, and your cold lips would long to ny.
Though meath Death;e dreary pail
: can forgive 5uu on this didmal day
But lind words no1e from you
would Seem mockty worse than hate to ma
tooe-curse ringing through
Inc long, dark vista Of the JeaIa to bc. =:
But you are dead. And 30
No sttert OF ottttT words thy lips can say.
Ny heart has wrought the wo;
And God alone can wash the stain away. E3zL