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New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

00o50hc whskey steady at 81 o. Pork easier az 80 20
6fg so obbiag easier; S. 20 asked f6 so bid
Bulk Meats weaker Loose Winner Shoulders 81 Joseph,
SS 90; Clear sides Joseph. 50 asked Bacon dull
at 4ac so and 1905 .75c. for Sh0u ders Clear io
and Clear sdes Sugar cured Hams 9qioc Fancy Brands
dl2c Recepts-240O bbls FOur; 1900 busb. Wheat;
10000 bush. Corn; l2,OOO bnsh oats; 1000 busl Rye.
shipmenis-43o0 bbls Flour; 1900 BUSH Wheati 10000
bush. Corn; 1000 bush. oats
TOLEDO June l2-wheat weak Amber Michigan spoi,
Al %, July 81 Of August held 81 9Sc. bid NO
Red Winter spot held 81 % 81 Oh bid July 90 No g.
Red gSc asked; No Dayton and Michigan Red, 81 o.
Corn dull: High Mixed, 3yi &c; No. spot 39c July,
No. White, 402c Rejected , Sse., damaged S2c.
Receipts-4.OO bush. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 1000
BUSH Oats. shipments-3OUO0 bush. Wheat 5000 bush
ST. No. Red Winter, cash, aud June 81 July, wei
August, 9ic. Rejected, 92c. Corn dnu NO x o5ci NO.
White, Ale
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
SECOND BoAnD-I O'CLOCK P. NJ.
THIRD BoARp-2:3O p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY,, June 12-P.M.

WEDNESDAY, June 12-P. NJ.
The East bound freight pool of the Western
railroads" which was born on March II, 1878, and
died natural death on March II, to-day, was
buried with honOrs from the Windsor Hotel in this
city. In plain English the representatives of the
Western roads have exhibited some degree of COM
mon in concluding that the effect is not worth
the trouble of keeping up the farce of compact on
paper, which every business man in the country
knows 20 be farce. 1t is now the turn Of the
trunk line managers to drop the roles Of clowns and
put on the garb of business men. We think we
heretofore have somewhere read that combinations
are useless. They do not create business which is
the great want of five railroads where the business
is equal to the capacity of only two, particularly
when that capacity is bonded at the rate of per
cent per annum.
Evidently the members Of the Board of Trade and
Transportation have read THE TRIBUNE to some
purpose The resolution passed to-day by that or
ganzaton would have answered for The TRIBUNE's
commercial articles of two years ago. But any good
results are to come from these resolutions action
viii be required as well as resolves The railroads
must be met face TO face every Assembly District
in the State and the fight steadily pressed until sun
set the day of the election. There is one point,
however. in which do not agree with the resolu-
tions either of the Chamber of Commerce or of the
roads are the creatures of the State. The States
are better able to control and regulate them than
Is the General Government.
While the stock market to-day was far from be-
ing panic-sricken, the desire to realize mani
Tested to an unusual degree, and the decline in
prices was general throughout the entire list. How
ever there we're exceptions to the decline. Rock
Island declined from 115l2 to 10, and then
without intermediate sales went up to 1854
with a final sale at 11512. Wabash also was
well held in hand, rather than sought for by pur-
chasers. Its price first advanced from 1925 to
IL, from which il only declined to 15l4.
The open abandonment of the " East-bOund
pool - the declining receipts of grain Mt the West,
and the fact that the " bulls" have exhausted their
last argument on the top of the market all COM
bined to create an unsettled feeling. Consequently
the decline was slow and steady, which carried Cen
tral and Hudson down TO 10; Lake Shore 20 G2l4
Michigan Central to 677s; Erie TO l4Ssd146s; 81.
Paul common to 495S0493i, and preferred 90 77l2U
776s: Northwest common to 495iU49as, and pre-
ferrcd to 70 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 10
1O6lsG 1861; Ohio and Mississippi to Sl20 sd;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western TO 57ls Della
ware and Hudson to % g. Morris and Essex to S3l2,
and Jersey Central TO 29ls. Illinois Central con-
tinutd firm at S5l20Sj34, as also did Western Union
on the cOmpanys favorable shOwing-at S5l4G
S55saS5. Pacific Mail, on light business. yielded
TO 1875. The market closed weak.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKEr
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, June H. 1878

AsHEs-Quiet unchanged Pots, 4,toi Pearls, 0sc.
COFFEE-Rio dull nOminay unchanged iaf @ caIgo,s =,
Ibic gold l. OO0 bags " HOTrOx were shipped 70
Chicago Sb bags do and 1000 eL Ia5cL sod % Oh Pr
vale terms sOck here $40 bags Mia grades an nen
mai stock 3OOl8 bags including i4OOo Dags aaIASaDo ,
2345 bags Laguayra 3G09 bags JAmalca 80 10 IA ss
savana also 5677 mats singapore saes or tn9 Pas, S
Macaskar before hINai on
terms 34a0 bags Laguayra 764s Maracmbo ~ Sos@ iS
6lO Mexican, within the range
lava 2OaZl nc, gold to-day 400 bags haracAlDo eA ho
net " sold private terms. -. c-..s..-. ,na.. d.
COTTON-Quet unchanged on aDot, OOoa OIthIy, ~ ~
Low Middng IL SCI Siddlng Upsnds - no. sA a. sosc
stion 400 bales delivered on contract yesterday he-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

cepts the ports l92O bales against 24s this day last
week. Futures faTy active closing 20 points hlgher
sales last evening 400 bales To-day First CallAugnst
iiiVi September l143 lila October ll22i November
lilo; March, lt3O total 30 bales Second CalLAngsL
liza September II 80 December, ll1s total 800 bales
Third Cal-August 1l.75: September. 11.49 November
LIE January, llls March, ll55 total 800 bales Also
to-day, June lL621ll64 July, l1650ll1O August ll69
November, 1l08al Il5 December 1llO9lll4; January
lila; March. 1896 APRIL I43d1l46; MAY 1l5O total,
$4,000 baes grand total, $4,000 bales Futures closed
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

Money on call was easy again, 3D2l2 per cent on
railroad collateral. and 202la on Government
bonds. Rates of mercantile paper and of domestic
exchange are as last quoted. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $1,000
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
CLOSING PRICES Or PHILADELPHIA sTOCKs.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
YESTERDAY To-day Yesterday To-day

United States bonds were actively dealtin to-day,
continuing strong OH a welsustaned demand from
investors, as well from those who wish to employ
their money for the next sixty ninety DAYS in
securities that cash can be readily obtained upon.
The funded bonds were most active to-day. We
annex current quotations.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

II. X. ENOS g. CO.,
No. 10 BrOad-st.,
Members OF the
NETWORK STOCK and PRODUCE EXCHANGES and
BROKERS In STOCKS.
and also In ALL OPTIONS In GRAIN ana PROflSlONS
at the LRODUCE EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

The statement also says thht lh lhe report Ie'thteu
by the Executive Committee at The last quarterly meet
inc of the board held March 3. 1873 the net profits for
Inc Unrcr ending March 81 tFrbuIly being partially
and March wholly esiimntedl, wcre Eta cd at S1l2-
4Tj O3 The official rouus for the quarter ending
March 81. showed the profits TO be &1IJJl4 40. or
$4,000 43 more than the estimate.
The revised abatement for the quarter ended March
81 Issued to-day compares with the estimate OF March
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
WOOL NfARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.
financial.


nETROIT and Milwaukee Railroad, Oakland
~ Ottawa Detroit aud Pontiac and Montgomery and
EDWARD c. FOX & Co. wallst
GAS STOCKS.
All New-York Brooklyn Stocks and also all kinds
GEO ii. PRENTTSS,
80 BrOad-sL, N. Y
PATERSON, n. J., No 235 Main-st.
TEHE STOCKHOLDERS of the PATERSON
L GAS-LIGHT COMPANY win bold their Annual Eec.
tOn Directors WEDNESDAY June 10, 1878 from IL
TO O'Clock, noon JOHN o. SMITH, secfetafy
OFFICE OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is Wllliamsh
NEW YOKK, June z, 1873.
V1HE NEW MORTGAGE for fourteen mill
hon dollars (sl40OO0O0G executed by this company
Schc ard Cornelius Vanderbilt trustees bear
date October 1871 having become nrst
lien property OF said company notice Is hereby gwen
that pursuant the scheme Of arrangement authorized
confirmed OF the Parliament Of the Dominion OF
Canada passed 18th OF AUril 1873, the "Dehen-
Certificates" heretofore Issued which may be hereafter
issued under said arrangement can be exchanged al he
Union Company Of the City OF NewYoTk on or after
Monday 10th day Of June 1873 for the bonds OF THIS
company secured by said mortgage.
AUGUSTUS SCHELI (r-rstoos
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT ''"'''N''
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

In State bonds, District Of Columbia 3-G5s were
active, selling at S50s46s; Louisiana consolidated
7s brought 71407Il2; Missouri Us OF 1856 selling
at 1868.
In railroad bonds the Canada Southern debenture
certificates which are now eXchangeable for the
new bonds, sold largely at 75076Ss. The Lemgh
aud Wilkesbarre bonds fell free sales 10 40 Jer-
sey Central frsts being strong az l4' and consos
at 81 for unassented and at II for assented Rock
Island 4O-years bonds new we're higher at lO0Ss,
and firsts of Burlington and Cedar Rapids al 69Fs
Central Paciiics ruling strong at lOSIs; san Joa-
quin Branch at Ola; Union frsts at l08. Sinking
funds yielded to 1O14. Northwest gold bonds fell
10 07; Kansas and Texas assented selling at 43 50.
Paul 721Os at 106l2 l. and NJ. Division at 104i2; q.
and NJ. Division at 109 sinking fund at 1014 st.
Joseph convertible IS at 0324; Buffalo aud Erie
new bonds at 11Ol2, and Albany and Susquehanna
seconds at 1921.
Gold was dull again and strong. the sales having
been at 1OI. On gold loans the rates were 2l203
per cent for borrowing The days business of
the gold clearing department of the Bank of the
State of New-York covered Gold cleared, $S,7S0,-
900; gold balances 81 ,2640 05O; currency balances,
$1.277,0O2. The gold quotations were as follows:
1O..................lOl 3.....-......-.....-..l0l
Foreign exchange was dull, the high charges IN
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
Diploeno Notltes.

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CoApANY.l
TREAsUREK's OFFICE NAVY OAK, Jane II, 1857
D.y.d, q 40 "a
THE BOARD Ot DIRECTORS have declared
quarterly dividend and one hall per cent upon
tho capital mIany net earnings ~ tho
months endi June 81 instant payable al the Office Of
after 5h dat Juy ext % share
e., recud the 1Ot OfJuut I transfer books
will closed 3 o'clock the Of % 2uth in
slant and OpoIe morning of the 18th day July
II. H. ROCuEsTER. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
rInsr cAI1-1Ola O'CLOCK A. NJ.

pyYICIAL REpoRT N. 7. S70cK EXCB4ASA SANN'
WEDNESDAY JUNE IL, 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA June 12-CoitOn firm: Middlng 107sdllc; Low
Nddling 10'se Good Ordinary. lOc; receipts "a baies
BALTIMORE June 12-Cotton nrmi Nnddling, ls4ci Low
7 baies exaorta eosstwsS sgs bales saS 5so bales
spnuers. 200 bales stock. 2,404 bales
Low MiadnR l4cS Good Ordinary, 10 ae net receipts
z5 Rae lime i2Cottou steady, Mddng lie Low
Mddnr 1851 IO7sc; Good Ordinary 1Oi4al0c: net
ceps ll6 bales cOastw1se. 25S baes saes 200
CScISSATi. June i2-Cotton fmi Middbng, II isoa Low
shipments S2s bales: ses 1876 bales stock 4siS bales.
GALyssToS June l2-Cotton quiet hldang S 55S , low
exports coastwise III bales sales 90 baies stock 6laI
LOUISVILLE June l2-Cotton firm, Niddng I1isc
MEMPHIS 2.-CottOn firm; Middling. lie; receipts
52 bales; shipments 2SO bales; sales, 700 6aes stock,
MoHlTT jane MiSans lO,.c T LsT Md MD
exports ccastTse s2s $50 bales stock. 572i
NEwoRIEANs June l2-Cotton firm; MddiDg I1l4c., Low
Middng lnc Good Ordinary 97c net receipts 2s0 eaes
543 bales coastwlse 1883 bales saes l0O0
NoRF0LK June i2-CottOn steady; Mlddng llc net re-
ceps 62 bales exports coastwise Oe bales sae so Daes
TaILIpEIPHIA: June 12-cotton quist Mddllns. 19e:
09 bales sales 20l baes spnner e3 bales stock, 1883
SAVANNAH June I2-Cotton firm; MIddlng l0'ic.; Low
Mddng l0lc; Good Ordinary, 934c; net receipts, 3l2
bales exports cOastse 377 baes sales 100 bales stock
sr. LOUIS June I2. -cottou firm. Middng. lie; Low
shipments 94 bales sales $50 balos stock 1864 baes
WOOL MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.
BOSTON 12-wool-Little change in prices since Iast
week demand moderate from manufacturers who continue
sylyana quite limited at S6aSsc for Xxx and Plckock and
tor NewYork Wisconsin andMiebigan Fleeces al 32a35e
New Spring ld2Sc COmbng and Deane tieeces quets
prices nominal Pulled WoOs IN steady but moderate de-
mand with sales at 2504Oc for Super and XXX with small
OF Choice 42a45 IL is thought here that Wool
held high in OHIO and Pennsylvania 10 meet the views OF
buyers that before activity takes place
there must be settling down in rates.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
sIAIE on ILlNoIs. TaEAsraEG.s QTMc

STATE or ILLINOIS. TREAsuREGs OFfCE
SPRINGFIELD May 80 1878. :
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
1 Bon DS, the first Monday o july 1873, and the "
TEREST on REGISTERED LOCAL BOND~ viii De paid
al mo AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
New City, from the LIST the day Of July 1873 M
elusive EDWARD RUIZ, STATE treasurer
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North RiUer, Vessels and Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

Foreign exchange was dull the high charges IN
the gold loan market seriously interfering with the
movement yesterday. We annex current quota
tOns actual selling rates being y to i cent lower
Prime bankers st6Tllnz oils DOdays.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

600 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts Were $500 900, and internal revenue
receipts $240,000 The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
$607O5, ,415 currency balances, So, 49, 169 gold
G7S
On the London Stock Exchange British cOnsOls
were reported weak and lower, dropping to 959le
for money and to 95lll6 for the account In United
States bonds 1868 were strong at 1898, and the
1O-4Os lower at 109l4. new IS being firm at 1919,
and new 4l2s steady at 105ia. In American railway
securities New-Jersey Central consolidated bonds
advanced to 81, the stock falling to 30l4. Erie
common dropped to 5h. preferred stiffening to 33
and closing at 81. Illinois Central firm at S7l2
\ Berlin dispatch states that the Imperial Bank of
Germany gained during the week 4, $1,000 marks.
In Paris the per cent French rentes opened at
111.S5.
The Western Union Telegraph Company to-day,
declared a dividend of 1l2 per cent on its stock
payable July 10. Transfer books to close june 90.
The cOmpany's quarterly statement will be found
below.
Attention is directed to the advertisement of
Walter II. Brown d Brother, offering limited
amount of the first mortgage per cent bonds of the
Rochester and State Line Railway Company at 80
per cent.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange saleSFOOm:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iovpoy June 1890 sfOr mOncy.05hIo
Tor The account e. - bonds, four and onohalf cents
1Osi. Ten ortics 1O9i4: New lO7 Erie RAILWAY
shares 10, do. preferred 33 Illinois Contra s4' Ne"
Jersey Central 81 Nsw.Jersey Centrni cOnsOls. 81 -
IONDON June lZ-2 pnCOnsos OJsia Tor money 95l'io
for the account -
iOspOS June l2-l6 m.-Euo RAILWAY shares prefored
32ia. ILLINOIS Central 81 2i New Jersey Central, 3Ot
fOsDOf Juue i2-0 p. m.-Pan- adVlcta quote hNo per
eept reues n francs 25 centimes for the account
PARIS June I2-ENchange on London 20 hancA 10 CEN
times for short sight
BHRGIs June 2.-The statement Of the Imperal bank
NJ fmauV shows an increase Of 4S17 900 markH
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

27 shares New-York Equitable Insurance
company w. ..--- va
10 shares New-York and Boston Fire Insur
ance Company go
~ shares Merchants Insurance Company. -l45
shares Empire City FIRE Insurance Com
lahl .... -.--llV
l6 shares Peoples Fire Insurance COmpanyli6
10 shares flrenen's Fund Insurance Com
pauy 90 .-........-.... 40
shares Home Insurance Company. ........lll
20 shares Thirdaye Railroad tOmpany...)
20 shares Sixth Railroad Company y, ,SJOOr lot
Sl,4O0 SiNthaye Railroad sCTip..
500 shares Brooklyn city Railroad COmpsnyl5O
$1,000 Atlantic Dock Company lst mOrteage7
per cent bonds, due December !, 49,. 0Jb
$4,000 Dunkrk, Warren and PlttsbuTg Railroad
Company LIST mortgage per cent gold
bonds, due June ], 1890, guaranteed By
the New-Nork Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company. .............-..lO9ii
$1,000 Troy and Boston Railroad Company per
cent convertible bonds, due September
pany is mortgage per cent bonds M Gait
40 shares New.YOTk Gashght Company. 9Si2
200 shares Peoples Gas-lght Company Of
City OF Hudson, y. J.............- .-.-..-..llO
90 shares broadway Insurance Company .l99a1
100 shares Williamsburg GaEAght "a mpany 81
Gl, 900 Brooklyn Public Park Loan per cent
coupon bonds. due July J. 1924 ....----.lll4
$1,000 Masonic Hall and Asylrm fund lst mort
gage per cent bond. ............--...... 30
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day OF June were:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
20 vsALEs BEFoRE THR CALL

so,.s If ssote and RailicaV BOnds-RaHroad BANS q
se'eS y S'N'' r,rDress stocks.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

The statemc-t for the current quarter n 1t includes
In tne expenses the sum due the Atlantic and Pacific
Company its proportion under the pooling arrange
meUt before stating the net earnings Il certainly
verv favorable showing noteworthy feature OF the
present estimated statement is the including Of an esu
mate for construction, which heretofore has been un
usual IN the estimated statements Of m" company.
Mr. P1milton Mex. TWOmbly was elected yice-pres-
dent Of The company.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

The receipts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day of June were:
New York
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This Old Established House,

being exclusively in the Liquor business for tina
FIFTY years, would respectfully call the attention OF
Hotel and Store Keepers to my fine collection of PURE
RYE WHISTLES, ofhe finest grades and brands, also
PURE HOLLAND GIN, IRISH and SCOTCH WITS
klES, likewise a general assortment of DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, which am prepared 10 sell at the lowest
prices myS-1y
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FINHE undersigned, having assumed sNAsn
l. propretorship of the Tri.weekly RNREA
Stage Line, between Bel Air and Balti- GEszz-e=z>A
more, formerly owned by VIM. Anderson, has resumed
regular trips.
VIII leave the Changers Hotel Bel Air, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ. Return
ing VIII leave Browns Hotel, High street. Baltimore,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at the same
hour.
Fare from Bel Air to Baltimore, 81 25, Round Trip
Tickets 81 from Falston Road Baltimore 81 90 and
from points along the route, at lowest rates.
Packages carried at moderate prices.
apl2 PETER T. CASEY
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RATES OF FARE.

Thomas Run to Baltimore, Sl6j
Thomas Run to Philael lila, 2G5
Thomas Run to Wilmington, 225
Tho mas Run to llavre de Grace 50
Thomas Run TO llavre dc Grace and return, 81
Thomas Run to Baltimore aud return, 800
Churchville to Baltimore, las
Churchvillc to Philadelphia $50
ChurchvIllc to Wilmington, 2lO
Churchve to Iiavre dc Grace, G5
Churchve to Ilavre de Grace and return, %
Churchve to Baltimore aud return, 275
Carsns Run to Baltimore, 1.25
Carsns' Run to Philadelphia, 225
Carsns' Run to Wilmington, 1.S5
Carsius' Run to Iiavre de Grace, IS
Carsins' Run tc llavre dc Grace and return S.
Carsns' Run to baltimore and return, 24O
Mcchanicsvle to Baltimore, 10
MechGnicsville to Philadelphia, 2l5
Mechancsville to Wilmington, l75
Mechancsyille to Havre de Grace 30
Mechancsyillc to HavrO dc Grace and return, 55
Mechancsville to Baltimore and return 2lO
Es- Tickets good until used.
Children under five years, free from five to ten years
of age half the regular rates.
No local ia. less thar % cents and freight or ex
press charge less than 10 cents, either line
Monthly ticket good for 81 rides either Stage
Line, THIRTEEN DOLLARS.
Tickets be purchased at President street Depot
in Baltimore for any point either Stage Line.
By directing Freight and Express Goods to Edge
wood or Aberdeen, of this Company they will be
delivered at any point Stage lines at very low
For information of the Public l will state that the
Company intends to run both of these Stage Lines un.
til June 80. 1881 WITH EQUIPMENTS and
that inducemeut could he offered them to dispose
of either line or stock.
The Company has greed that uder no circumstances
will the rates be increased beyond the above printed
prices.
We have equipped them regardless of expense
and prop 81 To give al chance To ride cheap, aud in
safe, comfortable and commodions overland Mail
Coaches.
Having Driver and four horses Mt our stable at
Edgewrod are prepared to carry passengers from
extra trains at reasonable rates.
We also have Horses and Buggcs for hire at the
Stables in Bel Air.
S H. Coale Esq, of Hartford county, is the Agent in
charge of these Ines and he will be ready accommo
date the travelling public at any hour of the day OF
night II called upon at our office at Clayman's Hotel
in Bel Air.
Any neglect or mistreatment n,part of any Agent
or driver please address
A. E. BOONE, Secretary,
Lock Box $50, Washington, D. C.
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everywhere to work for u.s. Now is the time,-
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We are also running Two,Horse Coach fron
TUOMAS RUN, via ChurchviIle, Carsin's Run Tl
ABERDEEN ON the p, W. b. r. r., connecting will
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must stop at Aberdeen, thus aiording q comfortabl,
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Coach leaves Thomas Run at 600 A. NJ, and Aber
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