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TABOR II. W.. Family and Planta
ton Groceries. Green Street between
Levee aud Market Streets.
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1T. JOHNS sCHOOL.-Rev. C. Ed.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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DLUM, $. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor.
ID ner Main and jackson, Streets.
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KoST JAMES, Coffee Homse keepe,,
corner sircem and Market Streets.
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DLAKE, f W., AAorney at La~,-0f.
ID flee Green Street,
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\ roioN LEWIS, .Attorney aud Counsel
t9r at Lar. Office, over j. II. Fleet
l"Sod Drug store, Market Street.
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NJ EUNlER, A., Dealer in Foreign an,
vi Domestic Dry Goods, &C., Main
Street corner st Philip.
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DERRlN, A. j. foriegM aud domcs,ic
L g"xts, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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QODLEY, Wagons and Cards, Depot on
ID Levee Street near the ThibOdaux
Foundry. W. H. RAGAN. Agent.
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SABOURIN, C., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
- jackson Street, between Thibolaux
and st Bridget sts.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade-
~ my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
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Hn1SAMORE, S. 7. Manufacturer of
Ih"'r0re, cutters, de-, dealer IN stores
'"a -. 9 "o'tse tgMishing goods. corner Mar
yet and st. Philip.
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vIlHIBODAUX SENTINEL. Job Office,
l. corner Market and Patriot Streets
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BUSINESS CARDS.

M ACHADO, j. D. Groceries and Dry
NA Goods. coruer Maine Jackson and
Levee Streets.
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VOL. XII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

4 SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
n Fancy drticles. de-, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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nELBERT, PJ., Groceries. Nincx. Ii
1I4"ors, f"baec" a,d Ciydrs, cor. Main
ani >ilhiIii, streets
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DOURON, A. Matchmaker and Gun
ID smith, Dealer M Je'ceirs, Fire n'ms,
eic., Main st. between st. Phili'p aud
Jackson streets
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oME HOOK AND LADDER co.
IN NO |. Regular meetings on the
.;sa. sn Monday Of each month. Regular ex
n%sv sss On Sunday preceding the fourth
WSts WyIgers K. K: Mcbride President; j.
cure, Vice President; X. Frost, Fore
!. =: A9coIn LIST Asst. Foreman; CD.
- =, md Asst. Foreman Ellis n.
au' treasurer; Henry Riviere, Seere-
,d. Iu. Perrin, Asst Secretary; y.
'eaux' Warden; H. Hatfman, Jr. Ty.
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XNYEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Contec
w tiOncry aud Soda Water, Gree
Street between Market aud Main Street
WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamsrd, Proprietor, Market St
between St. Philip aud st. Louis Streets.
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kTRANGEKS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BERT, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
dauX and Green Streets.
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DHlLIPPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
Levec and Marongc Streets.
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TUESDAY. Nov. 27-P. "

The stock market to-day opened with quick
rally from the closing prices of yesterday. This adj
vance was followed by decline to still lower prices
for the general railway list and them just before the
close there was a sharp recoyeryso sharp as 70 ex-
cite suspicion that it manipulated for effect
upon to-morrows opening There good reason to be-
ieve that those who rbe the weakness of the last
few DAYS TO bear" rad, or 10 short sales are mis-
taken. The &" bull speculation has continued long
enough to demonstrate that it is to receive outside
support. Too much Importance has been given to the
influence, even Of good business upon the values
of stocks aud the actual business is not meeting the
sangune expectations Of the " bull spectators.
These good reasons why they should sell without
much regard to price whenever a market is offered.
The coal shares to-day were well maintained in
the face OF auction sale of 100000 tons of coal,
which brought lower prices than ever before. The
average for the entire lot 81 354 per ton. which
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competent authority asserts 10 be less than ths
actual cost OF mining ard Transporting coal 70 Hobo
Ken. The Delaware, Lackawauna and Western
Company, which sold the coal, and depends upon IL.
coal tr9c for all its profits has interest and rentals
to pay on capital of more than S5s.OOOO0o
exclusive Of its own capital stock. Yet the stock
to-day only vie lded from Ola 10 JOis and closed al
50l2 H. June tho stock sold at 3Ois after the Nav
sale Of coal, which averaged y IS per on 22a cent.
higher than to-1ay's sale. Delaware q Hudson
yielded 20. and closed at II. Morris & Essex de-
cned 70 7Jl2G757s, and Central Of Ncw-Jersey sold
at 13si.
Western Union, after rising to 7s5s, declined TO
77I2. and then rallied 10 7Sisa777s. Tho Ezpless
stocks were steady, and Pacific Mai was NEGLECTED
az 23ls223i. AZ the very clos, The fall prices ~
closed feyensh.
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Ncw Drbliratlons.
INST PUBLISHED.

lust PUBLISHED.
81 LIFE OF EDWARD NORRIS KIRK. D. ID. BY the
Pev Id ID Mcsrs Win steel portraits Of Dr. kirk and
vicw Of Nj Church and the American Chapel al
THE STORY OF CREATION. BY s. M Campbell D. D.
Illustrated. l.mo Cloth. 81 ~ >,
SLICES or MOTHER GOOSE by Ahce IalAIlan' IT.
Illustrated bv Champ" IN envelope. - cents.
New and bright versions ~ fourteen OF the most popaI
MCthcr Ihvn0s with exquisite humorous iaSt'~ IONS
A. Silhouette and Otherwise Text printed III REQ on pae
paper. 49, ,.r.--. c,..,,-.... -. e..i,. D..
Mr. Lizzie " Clamuuev. hundred illustrations. and
81 isng cover q IN. bv -" lhaup small So Cloth - 90
TIRE CEDAgS: MORE OF CHILD LIFE. ny Ells
GRAY Vol H. 81 tho Long Ago Series Illustrated So lGmO
Cloth AZ %. o., ,,, .,.- 81,
m Win and Wear series" illustrated. lGmO Cloth.
young girls story 81 Winter in Florida.
REAL BOYS AND GIRLS BY Mary g.. Bartlett IHus-
A"'''' LOCKWOOD. BROOKS & &C. BOSTON.
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V And thc loowlng were tho reecpts at BulIAlO .O-


LONDON Nov 27 The Tiaes In Is financial ar'i,e say,
me business French sTlsis hes Oe'a so'
u the general interest it, political a. ets
II ~ well worth attention that All over The lndualf
81 France and purely agricultural pr0Nihces
onged crisis making Itself lI m the st aug ~ - sad
the caases. IN iafis, l.seii
he distress risiug height we'll calculated 10 IS
nifty and alarm. The best evidence can nave ' -
IA Il stale of French trade however Is q be ionnd IN
urea and the long continued low price 81 noAe!
thr SEASON the highest class bills have bceD casf
in Paris at per oeu; and our Dan- III 4,
now from competition Of French moneylend.s
NM their home hs cAeeeei's dat
of laton tho s1rest poSsele sgn llAs u~Ns 1872
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Money was in good demand at . 70 per cchI Oh
call. fhc rate depending upon the collateral. II
count was quoted at 5l2 to per cent. Inc
limited states Treasury, at Washington today le-
ceiyed $4,000 National bank notes for redemp-
lion The Customs receipts were $4,000, aud ne
Internal Revenue receipts were $39O0OO. he lol-
lowing Is the Clearing House statement to-tay'
Currency exchanges $GO,62O525; cuIrehcF ua,-
ances. $3.50, 40: gold exchanges, SIoOO'Oi-'
and gold balances, $1.O979l3.
Tho sun of c250O0 bullion was withdrawn 10
d,, fron, fbc Bank of England ION balance max
in9 net gain in FIVE days of G2l5,002.. IL 9ndon
To-day corsols advanced to 96l5l6 and nited states
bonds were frmer, with 1868 az loss; new %
at 1868: new ll2s at 10l IS and lO-lOS at lVo's.
In American railway stocks, New-6ork Centn, was vas
iirir, IN 5s: illinois Central declined % -, and
Jersey Central to 13l2. In Paris per cent French
Penes stiiiened TO lO62J, sight exchange on Lon
dom wedding TO 25.I7l2 4 Berlin dispatch states
That the Imperial Bank OF Germany gained o'''''-
600 marks.
The receipts of -four and grain at tho principal Az
lantc ports this 21th day oil November were
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Total sales for the day
sANFRANcIscO cIOsTNG rRIcFs on MINING er0cNs.

Government bonds continue strong and IN good
demand with IN advance in certain issues, notably
the q per cents. A prominent stock operator, who
recently realized bis profits on tine long account"
when Lake Shore was above 20, Is credited with
having been for the past few DAYS, the principal
buyer Of the SIS. Annexed are closing quotations:
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V'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

FoureGn Thrpu c Trains each daily three Dep0is in
Philadelphia. two m New York.
Double TRACK Improved Equipment and the
Time consistent with absolute safety.
and alter November IL. 1917.
Trains leave New York DesbrOsseJ and COrt
laudt streets Ferries, % follows;
$50 $40 % 80 Limited II NJ .. O. $50 7. $50
and sunday. . a m. D. q, $50, Z. $50 aud T. NJ
oais 0f "rOOkyH Annex connect Win an through tains
al jersey Cy, anonng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel.
etuTnag trains leave Philadelphia 30 336 T. 40 g
$50 and II Limited Express 1898 M ? T. $50, z,
80 y. M aud l2 midnight ON sunday $40 $780, T. B.,
$50. a. m, I. 7.35 y. M. aud ~ midnight
Ticket Oices 5l6 and 9ai broadway No. Aston House
foot OF Desbrosses and CortAndteis No Court
Brooklyn Nos. ia ll6. and lle Hudson st. H0boken
Depot Jersey City. Emisrant Ticket Oiec No g. Battery
FRANK THOMSON, Up. FARMER,
Com A Manager 0enI Passenger Agent
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. o.o
leave krw-ioTk Tor Trenton ard ihllale'pha a, Uou
f. $780, 1850 n 1870, $3.50. $50 IL H., and at D. n
Tor Trenton. - . .,,-..,. nj,
road IIlrd ts-sts, Al 1880 $3.50, ilSV - u lou
Deaye Trenton Sew YORK At 100 63j, 500, 1920 IN
Room cara arc attached 70 tho $50
$50 D. M trains from New-f0rk; 10 the $3.50 a u ,
1870 p. m. trains from PhtadelpAla - .,-,,.
SUNDAY TRATNS-Leaye Ncw-York and PhIadelpAia
$50 ~. 5:3O IL M Leave Trenton at lOZV T. j"
t:lOU -, 49,, ~ 4
Proadvav at PRINCIPAL hotels ali Oces % Ire Erie Ran
Wv In New YORK aHd Brooklyn, AMI a No. Conrtst,
pr1oLlvr checked um residence 20 destination
IA. +. BALDWIN. Gcn. Pass Agent
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Il EN- ! UKk YIN IKAI AM HJIJ1VN
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -- Commencing Noy II, 1871
through trans will leave Grand Central Depot;
s:u0 a IN, Western and Northern Express drawing toom
cars Rochester. go ,... ..,,.
1880 a. m. Special Chicago and Western Express WIN
to Canandagua, Rochester ahu bun"o
Niagara Falls $500, -, .,or- Tx,rss. ., t-tica u-iita
Northern ana NeStS-" A4NF'''' " NN"' UNIV
Ia ana rutland. a., ,,..... .,on. -, c,,. Gin,
pr. 4 An g. .rTisou IrLc pal stations horih
600 n m -. Express. with sleepngcars tor 81
is rnnng through day In the week also. sleeping
ears for Clnandaig BuiIio, Niagara rails TOruo ana
H., o. and for Montreal via ~aiatnga go
$50 H. m pachc Express day, Win sro1 edIS TOT
Waertowp Rochester Niagara FAILS Bunalo te.eah 10
iao ,rnt and Chicago ami TO Montreal via 81 Adams
Gi:00 D. M Express, with seepngears ior Albany
Troy. 81 Tina 1.,t.. T,ctots cnr saio,-
90 Sal and Broadway and AZ WcstcOt Express Co.
oec 40 Park place. 49, aud 9I2 Broadway. NewNorS,
ana S.3 Mashin gton-st Bruphyn. 49,. ,-.-..-.. -,
q
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steamboaig ano Railroads

ALBANY LVENiNG BOATS-,Pk0FLalt.l ,
"a LlNDre~ and ~ JOIN , ar9 pes 1d " morning ~
yc j. a'y si or an vest ssleioons comfortably
Narnce nee 'fa,,'r ny eo5i' 81 ne r
lRIDGEPORT, and all points on honsat toni.
- @rd Nauraiuck Hai.roas Ys.c a. ie&1igi i ~ &
leaves taharefg o1iy tidnfays cSceit''l "' ii''' ~
srd Bridftp'itf II r.ni. -------
h Lave Sew 9a-s irS5 $3.50 IL y
so O. m for walington Colrnbu Chicago ana The west
fchmo id C.a....,ou ga no SOUTH ih""|" r"''
ia0 p M washse end ihe Wet, sn9 for Hiehmond
10 Bs morc ard Nasinstor. making close connections for
pntsDurg Cincinnati, Lja.s'ile ani ~ Lei" iA."'fh
De- @ p N. day Tor Walhrgs the south. and West Pull
1sIine eo.c connexions fr chiciro Cincinnati isvie
st. Lor,' i's9u' so s'g ~ l Ss co.,
n,cts Washington win usins for Iynehlu-e Florida New"
FOR itoaeh ucEes pga.e eo q, COMPANY, 0Se . 35
and ijrsl rssscs Sis. and defo;, Jersey c!iy.
ASH ron TICKETS pEt II4i 66AAEErIMohE AND ONO
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y IerT station ID SeM-i ORA 100, u Li3eri
G:3y ?. m.-For flennsioa, Easton. Belydcrc, dauch
si5a. m.-Tor' men bridge uranch Eason. Harrisburg.
March Chuck TamsGua. Wilkesosrro Wilam.Port &C.
p. ni.-Fcr Femington, Elson, Mauch Chunk Wilaei,
barre, screnio luaAlan ok Iamaqua' Hazie'on h'au
n. For ifgb Bndse Branch. raston Bevldere' and
$40 p NJ, eaay-ror Easton Allentown Harrisburg
50 N For Ession: e, lima ,o,.,o AZ e,,,.or.
SUNDAY TRAlSs-Lsayg a. $50 a. ny ~, ~ p NJ ioT
Bound Brook Intermediate points and at ':SV D. H. ioi
Eaet0u Reading. and Harrisburg.
MEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean 9, il:f5 = M. T. 5:l3 D. M ,,popr
and az squan to ard from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
leave foot Of Liberty 81, Tor Freehold "
SO. ll,i5 a. Ne J. 5:l5 p. ~
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CoanirD Doaro.

AT MORRTSTOWN-A delightful home for
~ Winter private family all the surroundings OF
gcntlenans residence terms from 10 II . per Mec.
I0x ~, MOltRI SHOWN. y. J.
COUNTRY BOARD can be had at an old
\ fashioned farm, where tie comforts NJ home pure milk
fresh eec ard bOuntfu table ere supplied Horses kept b
Il Address OSCAR BktNN y, SOncrs,
eschester Co. Refers 10 ". ". tier, 100 Wallst.
fNNGLEWOOD, New-Jcrsay.- First-class board
A. lu private family Fall Winter moderate prices.
Address Post No. l73. EngowOod Highest refer
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GeacDers.


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~ companion travel or Otherwise; or ns g0Ecihes7 20
teach English branches. music. wax t0Wes ana N0Ste'
work; references. Address T. G., Box TO- Tribune once
4 COILEGIAN, competent to fit young men
"a Tor college, desires take few pupils for tie inter
Prof IN Columbia College Address y" & f.
Tribune Ohce
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY, % Unions square rccOmnil nds loCI hl.1'
FEs-ORS PRINCTrA - and ssIsTAN1S for col
Tire colleges busigc accomplished CoVefnt
resident and nonresident for amea, and rtt7 parents 81 u
information about GOOD schools NH enable tem 70 sltc'
pc feet safety call on or address Miss NJ j. VI
AN EXPERIENCED Classical and Mathe-
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CRENCH conversational lessons. day and
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DRINCETON OLLEGE.-Prcparatory assist
ant in Mathcmacs and Latin Immediately desired eX-
pereHce required. Address the Principal.
PREACHERS Of weil-known calibre and char
acfcf-or private instruction. families. schools colleges
proUufly sunni - T.. ". -CilEkNENHOkN, Secretary,
American school Institute, so East l4tl =
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B forsCHO ami TEACHERS, 30 Uuonsy iilsvs
sdel New ork Suppics CO3t teachers ior any Department
positions send stamp for application lon supplies
schools and families with conpete.t neductor' Win"
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VISITING GOVERNESS-Or private lessons
I'm German Ere ch. Eaelisi ana music Dr experienced
teacher; beat references. Address =. D., station H.
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In state bonds. Tenness.os We're higher. new and
new series advancing Ia 47's. Missouri plain -
rose to 1879 District of Columbia 365s sol'. Tor t2
In the city baul; stocks. Bank Of Commerce I'D
sold m I25. and Metropolitan I'D at 1924.
Their, was rather less doing III the railway bonds.
and there were evidences Of considerable realizing
on fine late advance The Northwest gold bonds
we're down to 9G: st. Joseph convertible - 10
S7io: Central Pacific bonds to 1873; Union hr,is
to lO7I4; Missouri Pachc hrsts 70 par, and seconds
to 81 y. Union Pacific sinking fund bonds rose 10
o55s and Westerns were firm at 1921. Their" were
S,IoS of irsts # 81 Louis and Iron Mountain AZ
103 Erie thirds at 1854; Cleveland and ilttsburg
Con s T. at Ill; Toledo and Wabash hTsts, *
counou. at lOl: ST Louis Division, eX coupon, at
III second al So and convertible bonds at D.
Gold was dull and steady at 1927 ana lO3. On
gold loans the lending rates were 202l2 carving.
fhe Assistant Treasurer paid out SOD
coin interest and 500 100 IN redemption OF called
bonds. The days business Of he gold clearing de-
partment of the Bank of the ate OF New York COW
cred: Gold cleared, $l3,2J0000 gold balances,
81 .204 DOB currency balances @l,239,923. Inc
gold quotations were;
..............I027s I3...............--...lO3
Fore,gn exchange was strong on a continued ac-
tive demand to pay for United States bonds imported
= = =
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ERIE RAILWAY.

~
0iia..-cincnuati aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
1855 a.m.EXprcss Mail Tor buiao "h sleeping COACHES
Daily Exlrsss lo Che Wet III. s Sa
Coaches through 20 och ser bunalo Nagaa ans ne'l
and Chicago without CHANGE Also hoeI DlhS cars 10
O Trains leave Chambers street Depot y. y for
Newark, 90, SO 1915. l:3o a m 80 5l5. and 81
aFIah SH Park and passac g. 75 NJ II noon
g. $50. 10 a. NJ. la, ESQ p ~, and Y mldniehi to-,
I45 3 si5 Si5 $50 s. 5:i5 g. d5 $50 Z 3 70 p w.
aud II midnight Srdiys, o. $780, $40 10 a. 10, li5 $780,
gu i g. 7.i5 TO- 1913 NJ IA5, 8ss, 9 g. 7p m, and
" midnight Sundays. g. $50. 10 Dc H. I45. $50 p. H.
az Iii" az m, $50, $50 p M Sundays $50 IN
Wafwick. i6.i5 a. M l.3o p IN. ~,
NeWbGrgh. O. los ni. $50, 45o M SUNDAYS $50 H. m.
Goshen g. 10 .. -. 1910 2: ~, 800 34j 4:3o p m
sq mhiaah3e,os;S 81 7:l5 TO- io5 = n S45 4so p sun
eays 20 DO a M M s6 d o. eco aaad r. At Maast
Port Jervs l:i5 , To-, l0t0 a. m, 49, IN sunA5S'
leaving chambers on even or halt hours
before D ~ leave twenty mn, s,' e,t'tn an rf bonT
leave Twcny rlrl-st. thirty minutes earlier Boats ,eaye
% '1 BE-. AZ at At 10 D. H. aid - midnight
and sa iD CSae can be Obtained orders for the
checking and transfer o. ieit AZ ne @prny
Fxr1. 4 a 'i from t West arrive EewYor at 72o
d. H. 10 ' AlBSB6BiT General Pass'r Agent NewYors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
I9Ps .99ye 0F ~ go e'o 20 Dr. M ana
sstgr ay nights only at llS9 m sundays H. ""u
Sauei, spring Valley. and Monsey 7, $50 m 40 IN.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. General Pdssr Agent, Nt"-lO ok.
! EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ISL depots loot Of CourlanAt pc.brossesst
Il 60 ,. M Night Express daily tor Ia ~ BE h.ehsm A.
ara AiInrn oeht.tcr Banalo niagara Fa and the
West Pullman sleeping e23elf tf ,i ~u and Ener
/.
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DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD. : CIR

DENNSl WANNA RAILROAD. = GkEA
1 TRUNK LINE And UNliLp- 6IAIFS sMAll'
Yorh VIA De and C0rtantt street Ferries - follows:
Tirs for HARRISBURG sburg. the esi aud Sont with
Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. n ann o"V y H. ual
For WiauspOrt. Lock Haven, Cofri, ana tir, III sou
n no. connecting Cory for tusyil", Petrol 'uin Centre
aud tLo Oh Regions. For Williamson. aud Lock Haven
For aItim.r wasir gton and the south Limited Wash
ngton Express" OF ulma lrog cars dy except sunday,
~ m arrive Washr etnn y. ~ Regular 20 a
l. g 50 an . p. SUNDAY, 30 and p. m.
tor Philadelphia 800, q 20 y N.aO iduled II a. No.
l. T. B. H. ESQ., = $50 and p m sunday " a. m 90 O3o'
RoaS of BrOoh with all through trains
Jersey City. anording speedy and dh'ct transfer 'i
IoT rams TO Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY Princeton Tren.
ton pcrh Amhoy Pennington elydert, ana other points,
see local scleGul,s AZ all licae Cnces ,.,, .
TfaiLs From PitshufH, b1o and 4";lO r. m ana
1000 ~ m daily. 1910 q aud $50 p M. daily except
Monday Prom Washington AID bainnlcrc n,0 NJ ., 10 NJ
iip 55, ara 1910 NJ sunday 0'3o and ~ a. m FROM
40 5l b $50 $40 1910 aud 1870 M sunday 5OJ, Co.,
$40 lO4O 1890 q. M. C.Ju and 1920 p M;
$50 ana ga Rroa1HAN, No Astot rouse,
and foot If UrshrOsse. and Z rlardt,ta No Courtst
Urooilyn Nos "a ilG aud ~ \ Hudson ioboken Depot
Jersey (ity. EmIgIaut Ticket ONCE No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, J.. i. fAttMElt
General Manager. "'N i'''''is'i AGENT
ru,HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALI POINTS EAST.
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED n SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
Tie elegant steamers STONlNGTON and RHODE ISLAND
Pier 80. North River at toO D. N daily except
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN will
leave STONINGTON at $50 a. N.
Tickets salc all the principal ticket Offices ant state
rooms secured al all Offices Of Wescott Express CO.. and a.
'o' '''"D' PROVIDENCE LINE
frreirht Steamers leave daily Sundays)
mi, on Fer 20. North River OF WaIfenst treights
VA sitber Ilne ~ lowest rates
J.. r. BAuCotE, lres. l. W fllklNssHen fass Agt
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Y ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
4 ri, NewIrrsry southern IA lr0ad Commencing oct y
1871 The steamer JESSE HOYr will leave New york,
pier North RIVER foot o octOt-st) connecting at sandy
HOOK with trains L0ug Branch Philadelphia and Toms
RIVER ii a m and D. ~. Vine and. BIidcctOn Egg tar
Dor &c II a. NJ; WautOwn Barargat and Tucklron b.
0''' N' - ' W = SNEDEN, Gtnl Manager
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Foreign exchange was strong on continued ac-
tive demand to pay for United states bond, lmp"rted
Selng rates were on the basis OF - sldFl 81 .
for siyfy DAYS bills and 81 s4l2dS4 - for sight
~ liz s We annex current revised quotations: