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THURSDAY. Jan. 25-p.x

There is no longer any doubt but that the "bull,,
on the Stock Exchange have received an accession
of strength and support from the newly-i,npor,ed
California element. The delight thereat Of the ola
clioues who have carried stocks for the past eic,
months is but poorly disguised. 1t is supposed that
they now see their first opportunity TO strike clean
balance sheet and figure the profits or losses for the
campaign. The odd Warrior" who sells puts and
calls for song represented being particularly
jnbilant while smaller fry indulge in oieringbets
on rise, which are tempting as 10 brighten any
ordinary "bear" from their acceptance. Under these
circumstances, il may not be expected that sneh
trifes as the probability of Central and Hudson not
earning its operating expenses for the month Of Jan.
uary, that Lake Shore probably will suffer a loss
from the Ashtabula accident and delay of business
of upward Of 50 900 OO0 and that Western Union is
forced to do it's business TO all principal points at not
much more than one-half the rates of one year ago.
should have much if any effect upOn the present
market prices Of stocks. This is the position Of
the speculation; the results remain TO be scer
To-day the market opened weak through
the whole list carrying Lake Shore 10 56as. Michi-
gan Central to 1873, Erie to 9l2. Central to 102l2
st. Paul preferred to 473s, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western to 72li. and Central of New-Jersey TO
32l2. Western Union remained strong. selling first
at its low est price, 767s from which it improved TO
77os. Later Lake Shore improved to 57l4 Michigan
Central to 49l st. Paul preferred to 4Si2 closing
at ATS, and Erie to 1885, with reaction to los.
The price of Illinois Central to-day exhibited
marked contrast with the speculative price of Lake
Shore the former selling at 55i2a553I against 57l
for the latter Tie simple statement of the fact
contains volumes of information relative TO specua-
tive and real values Central and Hudson not being
in the Koran" of the present spectators, failed to
rally from its lowest price Of 1922 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi sold at 63a7 but 7s bid at the close.
or Rock Island only 300 shares Were sold at 1918
closing 1920 1921. Union Pacific sold at 1861
and closed without recovery. OF the coal shares
Delaware and Hudson particularly weak SELF
ing at 68G67; Delaware, Laekawanna and Western,
being more speculative. rallied from 724 to 72Ts.
and closed at 1898, while Central ot Aew-Jersey
after selling at 32l2 recovered and closed at 33.
The schedule of prices now being issued by the coal
companies for the coming month are lower than any
before established. Pacific Mail made another TRIP
to-day, not beyond, however, that of yesterday
(253 but in returning anchored in deeper water at
25l2 Except for the speculation, the market closed
weak. he following table shows the
RANGE or THE MARKET AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE;
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" Not for al &c but for al time.'-Shakespeare.
ORR NATIONAL JUBILEE. 1876.
yJ'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
SFcOND EUTIoS NOW READY.

Hon. EDWARD MCPHElSoN, Eultor'
SECOND EDITION now READY.
The issue OF this standard valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many features of great service and
importance. Among them
l. TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
with all its amendments together with all recent amendments
TO the Constitutions O: the several states
. FULL ELECTION RETURNS from all the States and
Territories OF the vote and Members Of Con
gress.
lin the "dsputed" States Of Florida South Carolina and
Louisiana, both Of returns are given in fullo
g. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 to 1876
inclusive.
A. THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election 10 the last giving each State for each
ddac with full explanatory notes. Illustrating the WORKINGS
Of the Electoral College system.
o. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign Of 1876.
6 LIS rs OF THE XLIVth CONGRESS and OF the XLNth
as far as the principal Executive and Judicial OFF
GERS with dees; and location Of the minor
Civil officers.
7ABsTRACTS oF ALL THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSED
AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS
g. LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE U. s. Sen
ATE AID HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
O. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY, and BANKING
with statistics Of the ordinary and expend
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TO- STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
and of the Iron Steel Cotton ami Wooden Manufactures OF
the United States.
other departments not less valuable and important are
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Stcamboats and Railroads

BOSTON g. EW-YORK AIR LINE X. R.
ID WINTER ARRAH0 EMESf.-ir rams leave n: T.; ~;
H. H. y H. Grand Central Depot daily (S"n I'y' eXcep''
p in1Boson Express Arrives: Worcester 1888 p nj
5 nGgs" civ Tansfer steamer Garyan
liar River los p m Pullman palace cars through WIN
Il:s5%soston ard Nashua Express sreping coaeh from
S GTasa Pntnam, go a. M %ocestsr 80 NJ
2 M Portland 3e p % .,ss yss MsTaS i
y. NJ. aud Harlem river l2:lo m posrrp
"" Super iatendent Geh1 Passenger AGENT
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN. LINE-F.rry Stations IN New York.
foot Liberty ami foot of Carksonst up town. freight
' c"%mencins Jaa is77.-Leave New York. foot of LIB
a. m"MAiI TRAIN bennington Esston Belvidcrc
Bethiohem, Bat. Allentown Meueh Chunk Iauaqna, lam
amen amend AT ansron Win sSr a. K r.
,, $40 r,%se spaSes ESstcn Asnowa amsSafs
the West Maaen chSnh nSaa"S T0wnd "ko'Oa're
mE9r somea cry and tlomnson Bath Alien
,own &auch Chunk, wilkeshare, scranton. Tamaqua,
Maiapoy CITY, Hazeton. Reading Columbia. Lancaster
400 n m-For High Bridge Irancli Easton, Belyidere
Allentown and Catasauqua connects at Junction win
Del $50 s1 For aud rlsmiasssn ..,,ow,
Resdigs I1arT!sSq Es.I sAd the West
s:i6 Ol5. io:i6. HIS m; lzib 3'l6 4lo DID, Hio
Con is BY carksonst Ferry at Jersey City
sps 70 sf psns sSs NG%o az f s'sH
$50 m Y for Bound Br%Gn and MI, nted2te
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV:
H Hdko H sahScn. OCEAN CHOW SEA dIRr AMI
R I,an st ' s'iS ii4s a. m, AIS. Bis D.
From foot OF GarKsOnst at lilo a. m ,,. o..,,o,
Stages to keypOrt connect at Matawan Station
with ali trains.
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Ncw Civilizations.

NOW READY:
- MOODY IN CHICAGO. 1890
An entire NOluuo Of his SERhONS ana fhAi EN-
MELTING TALKS, entitled
GREAT JOY.
From The Inter verbatim reports with additions ana
fol- sermons that were published for want Of time ana
SPACE. This contains Mr. Moodys most ehec1iyo EFT
mons on IcxcuscS" t2), Heaven" (l, "The precious
Blood" ~ "lOvg 10 Stndv f'lc BIBLE " ~, WheIe an
Thou daniel ard liz ons delivered III chicago
One volume OF 52G iag,. IA Go W.
conpau ~ vo.un,, TO- yet cutirPy different from
GLAD TIDINCS York sermons from TIC 1rDune
Reports; both unilOrm in style and pIlce.
Not for al age bat fnr all tme.'-Sllakcspeare
Our NATIONAL JUBILEE. 1876.
commemorate Of our &c tomia nnivers2r com
nfis n. inward select OTatiOns and Poems dcnFCc
I'm me several states Union July d. 1876 Issued uif
The auspices respective authors. The documents
having been bmt;cd tLCr critical supcrv SION form an
GuthuGcd enduring numcnt Of that nem0abe epoch
Edited by 7. SAUNDERS, a. NJ,
Librarian OF The AStOr Library. .
The initial poem Cullcn BRYANT, delivered III the
NewYork Academy of MGsic, is given acslf1e from the
authors uscript. furnished expressly for TINS Noc
Nearly 900 pages - 20. Library etntlOn, mar
AGENTS WANTED.-If there is no agent In Souf place IL
Will be sent receipt a price by 90 . , =, =,
+. Il. TREAT, Publisher. so Broa4Way, y. u.
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Tho reo,ular weekly meeting of the C9hIl ~ ia" ~
ayers of the Bank OF England was htid l,-"'!f Js.
nunt il remaining at the price tXed 'eVeldi h'',r
400 y ner cent This is fully pei t'H' 'v9tV'.,nt
omen market rate the outside banks o "N ,, Ihe
Icuding on cousols below J. As, I'>"I1 :" , ".
movement of the bank lor tlr WEB Mn, n ia daily
crease Tor the week of tl25,OOo ATc'ru'nE ,p@rn
nils from oudon { iDl 900 has been WHINE nm
on balance" IL Is likely The diiieIth'I I fosy
of receipts from "Othcr sources me 80 sryc 10
LOST, 900 bullion. The proportion OF E :, was
liabilities il now Ij's per cent A. ago
ill: IN week before, IL =, and thrrH nee
li& Silver Is quoted III Lohd9h ~ Krii,l
the ounce. English standard. IN Tor
'consos have stiitencd uIp S.,te, Srcur-
flies retaining their full figures OLD lSDo' t655s
"a lO55s tcn-fortics up 10 llOii; ne" w. T. AID
and lstj7s, 1925. The Eric shares az -, sri 10
lower, common having lileh 70 ~ u7l while pee
20. the first named later ledcting 70 - So cl6sd
ferrad ,lns.d al 2l Our hves IN flahhtp'' n "a
=, io3ie. linz Bank of France during t'. dis
rrport,d to have gained IL, IA 900 irah'H s,,usr
patches report lie french i've Pel & ~ ~, 32l.
m lO727is at the opening and cloShg q, 31 I3L.
sight exchange on London being easier a. II onlv
Here the foreign exchanges were ps'o' ~ s6.
steady. The nominal rates We're - % - - sSL 10
The selling rates were on the basis OF - ,-,ts
the {. and 81 50. Dealings were yer! uns"ct'ons
Gold opened at 10G and all the u~.u.>r,iian.
were az that price until ai,st Ibc mar
when sales were at Ioo's@loI' 81 special
fcaturp On cold loans renewals were az p a NV
A, and were paid for carrying. h,Si N,",'osals
house the rate declined To per GEM, IL fth pro-
of The Treasury 10 sell S3lv,6Io ~ gvlu, W. FOR
cecds of the saturday sac "a iron,,ht out only
account of the Geneva award, or9ug5 nn ar prccs
eight bidders, ag,.regating III $4,000 ~, az VAS
ranging from 1OJ.iO Ia lodOi' i"o o,oO al
made as follows: Vernilye " 20, @fpsnredy
Jo,, m and $27o079 10 TO Messis ho"T ~. III
Hutchinson a. Co at l05.0l TO loo.9o'2 o,S
x3io g70 10. The Assistant treasurer Pa'u
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OUR NATIONAL CENTENNIAL JUBILEE. $40. PIP
$40. T.. B. Treat.

Macmillan g. Co. have issued second and
reyised edition Of Tats Recent Advances In Physical
Science" II ia a handsome, weliprnted volume OF 363
pages devoted mainly to presentation OF what now
known of Matter and Force, including Heat Radiation,
ABSORPTION. and the spectrum analysis
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POEMS BY CLEMENT BiDDIH syo pp H. Philadelphia:
fpasa a RAJ

POEMS BY CLEMENT BiDDIK svo PIP ll5. Philadelphia:
Lindsay q Baker.
Another specimen of the verse produced by
man OF leisure who has enough 10 publish hand
come and expensive volume, but not patience enough
study the simplest laws OF the poetic The book
printed on sumptuOus paper, illustrated with wood
cuts and Photographic views OF the authors country
residence in Pennsylvania his coachnan and his don
kys and is handsome enough to intensity the readers
disappointment with its contents II is like userless
pebble in d rich Etuscan setting The verses might be
uass over without further notice but Tor the authors
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
BOUND BROOK ROUTE. =,

FOR TIRE 49, TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
YORK, OF iihertyst for 1rrnt0u ana Pht
delpha, 1880. $780, &c. :3O a. $780, $780, o3O, l2OO
D. IN q 100 T. Trenton
Leave ClarksOnst 7:l6 $40, 5:l5 IT'D M
3:l5. 40, llHj y. III. , nh
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Ran
road Third and Berkssts. at $780, $780, $50, 1880 s
100, $50, 5 80, 100 y. m.
Lave Trenton Tor New York al ioU, SOD, Gf 800 a. H
l2:l5 q q. 4:lJ, G:0J .. - ooo -
Pnnan Drawing Room Cars attached to the $3.50 a. m
and 3O d. trains Shopping cars 70 the IL O'Clock MD
nirh traits from both Ncw.YOrK anu Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ledye New YORK, foot Libettyst, and
Phsdrpba Thru and Bcrks SITS. at 93h 33o IL D. M
icA Tor o; Liberty ST. foot 81 Clrkson t.
Nos 29 and Broadway at the principal hotels all olcts
of Erie Railway Company In New-fork aud Br1okyn
and at No COurtst, Brooklyn. Baggage Checked foh
''''''' " H. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent.
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Go Uhom it Alap Concern

INFORMATION WANTED of the heirs of
4 RICHARD GREGORY, formerly OF New York or Brook
lyn California about 10 years ago, and las
Tribune Office
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compacent statement in his preace "Many OF the foi
lowing collection sc) OF poems have been sufficiently ap
preciated others equally deserving" In the uncr-
zeal circle OF family and friends, where all lines
which have the least lvelincss OF motion, anu
end with rhyming words are sure TO be appre-
ciated Mr. Bidde has q right to enjoy his
fame But when he calls upon the public to recognize IT,
he should have mepded his tested his metaphors
and consulted his Cyclopada for names and facts
Opening the volume at random, upon poem named
"Airdrie" written very clumsy imitation OF the I'M
rhymed trochacs OF ITiawatha," find him speaking
OF the "Virg-lutea," "Polonia" Paulowniaf) ana
"calmea" tKalma % and are finally COMPOUNDED by the
line:
The LCisr0md IL the "crapemyrtle" OF the South, a
shrub with snowy pink blossoms; but how II be at
tachcd TO dahas by the possessve case is mystery
Looking further we find the usual commonplace IDEAS
and expressions and take, without much difficulty, the
measure OF the authors intellect II there were real,
indisputable poem the volume, would gladly
quoteit.
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This is a collection of the OratlOns Addresses,
and Poems delivered on the 4th of july 1876 in the
several states Union 1t is edited by Mr. Frederick
Saunders Of the Astor Library, whose labor, however
was mainly the collection and proper arrangement OF the
material This seems TO have been very thoroughly
DONE and the volume adapted TO the popular need ana
means will undoubtedly find largo sale. IL diners
from other MEMORIAL volumes In combining itself TO the
celebrations of the Centennial Day. and the reader
will ud the comparison OF the addresses delivered lii the
several States (ncuding the Souh) equally Interesting
and instructive.
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Eegal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELANO G.
I CALVIN esq, Surrogate of the County OF New York,
hereby given u all having claims against
4, SAVAGE late of tie CITY of Newly ORR, deceased
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
AT her place tfansacng business, the office Hugh
Porter no the City Of New York, before
day OF August, 1876. AGNES SAVAGE, Executrix.'
HUGH PORTER Proctor for Exec,rx.
au11 law6mF no. . Deyst, NewIork
NEGROPONTE, JOHN, ct al.-SUPREME
n COURT CITY aud COUNTY Of NEWYORk.-WIi
LIAM SNYTH as acting superintendent of the Insurance
Dcpattmcnt the state OF NewIO plntt against JOHN
NIGROpO NTE implcadcd with fOiID LONBAkDc, and
"A AI,Y. his wife, CONSTANTINE MENELAUS, FHEDER-
ICK If. BEFI-, CHARLES WYLLYS BETS, aud HENRY
uEYFR COLEM Az WILLIAMS, LEDNiDAS =. Will
Hans and JAMES II. WHEATLEY, ~ executors OF he
cease HENRY MEYER JOHN ". ANDkEAS and
RACHEL BF.IIR SS-SuumOnH for rcnc!. To thr above
named defendants hereby required Ia answer the
cnrnp,aint OF the this action which was nci with
,rk of the and County OF YORK. and 10 serve
r ans nT on the nj the State Hall, il the city
al IIrv Newly ORR within twenty days after the seryic"
Of IN. summons uIuu exclusive Of the day OF service OF
viii apply the court Tor the fcllei deudcu III
ihc cCnplaint-Dal"d June l2il, 1876
CHARLES $. FAIRCHlLD Alt1rncy. Gehcia,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The simmons and complaint In the aboycenttled acton
ve l dlel /, the office CLERK OF The CITY and County
Of New. ok on the lOtI day OF Juue lofb.
CHARLES =. FAlRCIllLp Atl0Tntyt'cnefaL
iIa loNyhWF Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOR the VOTE of CONNECTICUT, NEW
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pRFSIDENt IN 1876. see THE 1Rlbt Ne ALMANAC.
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THE LAW OF BY ss9S eE p sa 81 tB
Little, Brown, & Co.
The character and scope of Greenleaf's Evil
denee are 50 well known not to need extended
comment. AS textbook and authority it has full
filled requirements Of the schools and the profession
IN than satisfactory, and its popularity
is atesed by the fact that it has in 35 years passed
through editions in competition with such works
starkies aud Phillpss celebrated treatses upon the
same subject. The present edition, the 18th, appears
after interval OF about years and besides preserv
ing with very few unmporant exceptions, the annOta-
tons OF editors, includes the decisions peril
nent TO text which have been reported during that
period These additions comprise, told,
about nine hundred ia the first volume alone
selected from the English and American reports. Some
changes have however been made and two OF these are
of doubtful utility. The comments OF Judge Redfed,
which, in the edition prepared by him. incorporated
IN the text and were undisngushed from il except by
an asterisk appear in the form Of notes In the
customary small type. These annOtatiOns OF real
value and perhaps deserve the conspicuous position TO
which, with oxcusabc Partially, their author assigned
them The other change which have alluded is the
distributing through the chapters the secOn-titles
which in the last edition, Were grouped at the head
The latter mode OF arrangement permitted the scope
OF The chapter to be taken in at glance, aud
TINS facilitated consultation. The editorial
work OF Mr. May, so far as we have been able
e. test IT, 10 have been performed with
accuracy and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not 30 com
mon In literary professional labOrs Of this kind
10 nndeerying of recognition. II tries the temper Of
the patient lawyer be referred by note TO
almost accessible decision TO find It after difficulty,
but only TO discover that the opinion does not support
the proposition which s cited. Errors OF this kind
arise from dgeStng the dGcst instead OF the decisions
themselves. Mr. May 10 have brought to his task
painstakiDg spirit and industrious habit, well as
judcious aud discriminating criticism The indexes aI,-
pended 20 the first and last volumes enlarged
and their utility is increased, and the value OF all the
volumes much enhanced by the frequent crossrefer-
enccs which the indexes contain.
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PHILADELPHIA ia LONG BRANCH and
L tho NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.-Fara
lower than by other route Commencing November H.
1876 leave NewlOrk from Pier North River loot Of Rec
tOrst.
ii for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River, and
VineLnd.
D. Philadelphia Long Branch. River, Ware
town and TuckcrtOu. W. ). SNEDES. Gen Manager.
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NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD &C., Fare, 81.
" seamer,eaye Peek slip tor NewIaven at p m daily
Sundays cNreptCd), connecting with rOau.
NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ EW II KN YIN INATI AND III D,VN
~ RIVER NAILROA D.-6ommcnCng Dec. ~. 1915
through Will leave Grand Central Depot:
7l5 NJ, Western and Northern Express Win drawing
CauaHGaisua. 80,
$50 r. No. Special Chicago and ST. Louis Express with
draN 10 Rochester ana Bufa0 also, through C
To st. Louis
Hoo a. m Northern and Western Express.
$50 D. M special Albany. Troy, and western Express
arrive, nj Buffalo, 40 4. M -
500 D. m Express with s,eepngcars for Wsterown and
CananAaiRna. AlsO. Tor Mont cal via Plattsburgh.
m, Parihc Express daily, with sccpn2cars for
Rochester. Niagara Fails Puaic Cleveland, lndanapois
alsO tor Chicago both L. r ana NJ G.
Railroads. and Montreal wi. ~. Adams.
100 m, Express, with sleepingcns lot Albany, ana
Troy. ,,,,.- =, -, NJ.
251 36 and and at WestcOtt Express Co. =
Offices Park place, S5 and 942 Broadway, New York.
md 800 Washington.-t st, BROOKLYN. ..
e. b. MEEkEk. General Passenger AGENT.
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Total sales fer the day.
81 e seller go days

The following table Of prices OF Inc pTVmHvI'
gold and SILVER mining shares, as received ny ielc
Traph from San Francisco Is furnlshcd 10y NiiiaAA
Ward Drexe Building All prices N gc % c.cno..
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NEW YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART

~ FORD H. R.-NEW-YORk AND NEW HAVEN d
VISION.-Winter Arrangement, commencing Dec TO- 1870
Passenger station in York. Grand Central Depot en-
trance Forty -sscondst.
TRAINS LEAVE kH"loRk -. -, - n,
Trains for NewIayen leave at 1:l0 Accn 800 tEx 9O5
tAcc'n II A N Ex II n tAocnh Ihxl 2;2 FAcc ~, .
Ex), $40 and 5:l5 (oca Ex Ex.l 10 (tx llatJ p m
For South Norwas, 7lo 500 300 4 a. M ~ M SEx1
ford 40, sos 800 1910 II NJ 220 g. 3:5a 40
4ij 81 }, $40. G:}j 100. q. TO- and 1880 y. ,
Express, via springfield at 500 and ii a. M ana
y. M; Shore Line at and 10 p. M. Boston, wa Ar
Line and 1855 D. m: the sos ], q, o. aud 10
p. ~ stopping Stamford. Norwalk and 800 AMI III a. M
3. o. and 10 y. Bridgeport. The 500 a. H. connects
with trains Shore Lane Division for Providence and ne
Conn. Valley nj SaybroOk. The p. M connects with
Shore Line Division for Norwich and the 300 anu D. M
with New Haven and Northampton L. r. at New Haven and
the 6.0j anu for Newport 500 IL ~ m ~ boon
D. with Conn River II. r. az Spring
field D. III Montreal. The sos IN. and 8 p. ~
with Naueatuck iIOsatonic RS AZ Bridgeport
The 500 a. m. and l. i:lO and nj. with DaDbuy AMI
NOrwalk, south Norwalk, amt The 500 A. H. and a;4o
.. with New Canaan r. X. al STANFORD. -
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at y. via Springfield; at 10
.. M. Providence.
Drawing Day Express and sleeping Cars on
Night Express trains.
Tickets purchased Ii ket Office Of Company
Grand Central Depot at oMccs OF ~ y Transfer Co. 9i4
broadway, New YORK and NO CJurts H00kyu, who VIII
also check baggage from residence TO dcsiuaIon
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Gcathcrs.

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COVERINGS. Wanted a situation lis gov
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