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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-24
WHAT ARE THE GROUNDS ?

On what ground, them do you charge upon
scores of your fellow citizens, every one of them
picked men. nearly every one Of them with as
sterling and stainless reputation for honesty ss
yourself; upon what ground do you attempt to
fasten upon them charges OF dishonor and dis
grace Upon what ground do you lay the wicked
balances and the decetful weights of the prophet
at their door9
Is it that the silver dollar weighs only 4l2 l-2
grains Is anybody deceived or attempted to be
deceived by it ; Is it not openly and publicly
proclaimed that the silver dollar shall weigh just
4l2 IL grains Was not that its exact legal
weight when the bonds were issued Bring
forward any agreement of the United States;
bring forward from the stores Of your inspiration
Thus saith the Lord, that the silver dollar of
the nation shall weigh more than Az l-Z grains
am not now speaking Of the wisdom OF the sill
yer dollar nor OF the wisdom OF It's weight, but
simply of its morality. You, Reverend sir, af-
firm that il is a stain upon the National honor,
and that the men who egslized it are upon level
witt bank robbers. Did you reflect that more
than two thirds of both branches Of Congress vot-
ed for the Silver Bill Is it too much to ask OF
the selfrespect which should mark you Is
Amer lean citizen, of the charity which should
aGorn you a. Christian minister, presumption,
at least in favor of the honesty of motive and
uptightness of intention of these, your country
men, who were called upon TO deal with 9 great
National and International question? Yet you,
so ignorant that you do not know the primal and
essential facts of the silver question, so uncul-
tured that you do not know that such knowledge
Is Imperative or that such facts exist, you, utter
y without authority and without responsibility.
rise in your pulpit and lend a the sanctity OF your
holy office to the declaration that forty and more
Senators and 200 representatives from all parts OF
the Nation, after prolonged and patient and per-
slstent discussion acting IN the gaze OF the wnoie
world full fronting the record of history, lace 70
face With the immediate disaster of future, will
fully stained the honor oftheir country, deliberate
" and desgnedly plunged the Nation into fraud!
Reverend sir, not q man in Congress, SAINT or
or sinner would dare to trife with either House
by the wild assertion which you so glioly promui-
gate from the pulpit that "the Nation bad % onen
declared Its purpose of paving lis debt, gold so-
lar for gold dollar" and If in some temporary
Concluded on second psgs.
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HaIIoweII Post Once.

Hallowell Post Once.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
at 3.39 and 800 p. M; closes at LAO A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at s p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
at 5.57 ana ll.55 A. NJ; closes at 3.20 and $
p. NJ.
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. NJ; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at p. NJ.
Office Hours from 80 A. NJ. to 8. 80 p. NJ. As
no mail arrives on Sunday, the office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
E. ROWELL, P. NJ.
Hallowell. December, 1877.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-24
Weekly 4snuehee 5onrnal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is tht
aISesl iolio paper in The State, containing news
political articles, agricultural ana scien dc IN tier
aies, poetry, anecdotes, household matter mark
cts, &C, &c.
Ierns, : per dB,sun IN adydnce.
Ira lslent Advertisements ~ 90 per inen for frs
week; 90 cents per week for each subsequent in
sertlon.
Special Notices, ~ 50 per inch Tor hrst week: 81
sents per week for each subsequent week,
Business Notices, in reading columns 20 cent
per line Tor drst insertion 10 cents per foreael
subsequent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-24
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE Hours.
For delivery of letters, from 7.30 A NJ. 10 o.3t
p. NJ.
On Sundays from els A. NJ. to l0l5 A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-24
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value OF this remedy must not be overlooked
the cure of those
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-24
"STOCK EXCHANGE"
The New York City
Stock Exchange Association

"a Broad Street and Ct Exchange Place
Have made special arrangements to transact
business in all Stocks, Z. S. Bonds Stock Priv.
leges, etc, and will give particular and immediate
attention to all orders from distance, either by
"mail' or telegraph
We give the greatest advantages and the best
opportunity ever before offered TO Investors giving
them the use Of and profits on $40 800 in stocks"
on margin" of nom one to two hundred dollars,
and less amounts of Stocks will pay in proportion.
We invest in amounts most convenient to suit
capital and wishes OF Investors from ten shares
up to any amount desired, on margin of from to
per cent
Loans on all "stocks, =" Bonds and other securi-
tiel negotiated.
Letters of Credit and Drafts payable in any part
OF Europe and America, issued by lis for n
vcnence oI travellers.
HS-"SEhb FOR CIRCULAR''
The New York City Stock Exchange A, so 'IatiOn,
tBANKEKS AND BROKERS',
- Broad Street. o. Exchange Place.
t&w3mos
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
LIVE STOCK mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


RrppAlo Nov s-CATTLE-Recepts today 1877 head. for
t week thus far 1852 for the time last week.
953 head decreased II through cons gnmcns 2S1
MARKET without decided change; Faes Of shippers
steers az ~ l2Aa4 40; Medium ~ JOdS3 JO All offerings
ASp Receipts to-day, 27)0 head: for the week
us tar 20 for the zine last week l6GOu
ii market dul demand light
sales GOOi Meem Siten, - 2Jd~j 10 Chnlcc,
g few selected Breeders - Otdf4 90; Canada Lambs
rnfhonged Twelve Of stock remain IN ards unsOld.
ITcGeceips to-day, $3.50 for the week thus FAR % B25
rong cons gnments il2 market shade stronger for
80 70d $3.50; Heavy S2 5OaSZ Choice PbiadcDhiaIs
"a 0lds3 10. TwentyC stock remain IN yards
sold. n, -. ,....., ,...-.,. ,,o--
RcceiDfs 10000 head shipments. 20nO head. Market
dn and lower; Choice Heavy, S3 ass 10; Light ~ sOG
~ On. Mixed Packing 81 T0r.2 90.
CATTIE- Receipts, $500 head; shipments 2,1O0 head.
Market steady unchange Natives 50 G0@Sj Butchers
Steers $50 s3 80 Cows S2aS3 Bulls 81 0OdS2 1O Texans
sHTFfReceipts 500 head shipments. $50 head Market
Inactive at $2 4Od&5 , 80, 90,
Fostos az 7Ods2 gO Butchers and Philadelpha ~ 8OG
az Receipts 4 100 head shipments, 100 head.
CATE In fair demand for shipping Butch
ers' grades Good Choice Heavy shipping Steers, - 20n
II AZ do Light 3O0$3 75: Native Bnchers' steers.
- 5a - 30 and Hefcrs S2d$ So 20; through Texas
steers ~ 50aS3: cows S2U$2 62a: Wintered Texans,
AZ 25dS3 StOckers and Feeders S2G$3 % Receipts 100
head Shipments 200 head.
SuIpp dull ana weak only grades the market
Fair 10 Choice Muons 50 629G$3 90 Receipts 2f0 mead
shipments. $50 head
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
COTTON Markets.

tIyrnrooI Noy S-l23o p m Cotton, eeseI hut prices
Gid sales o. the day. 1000 ,udng Loo bales to
speculation and mort hrJc's' s'i5 lii P cIeap"r" IN
lands JiGdHg clause, NoNtmnts d'tNtll 2'is,;
VII riards Tow Niddnng ,ause, February March
WaT IND &piii GeliyefI sso ~ sales OF the week
1900 bale. & od i,. r iiom lIc sips
size dirrci to SpEcr 900 na.s s,'U2' M I1I d % % i,
stock - 200 bales. Nnecan. iln95 lns grou oi cot
Includci 5,40uba,s American Future. dun but si'"ly
Adaira, -: Good Ordinary 81 r'5,lpts -? -?
iilGl bslrs weekly er.p li,@i5 ralo, shipments '75'
BtLt, a. Nov s-Cot,ou Iull easier: Mtdhpe So sc
Low Addng. efsaesc t.ooG ,rilnaiy -; h'' ~ "a
S,les f sales ~ eaes sinus bales ccs +s7s
exports Brian aoa& ac; co'''"i'e '1' bales
sa l5lg helr, snecr' looo Osi'S ,i,, oi to,, Md
dnf. aca Gn Ordinary ci net ltfripn 80 -. ba,..
,e2sba,s; 10 bales; exports I" Great bi"h 'z-
ca,rrrsroy Nov. scotton quiet Madgs e,,c' 10y 10y
N,tHng. Goo-l Ordinary S'4e $50 mes rrcep'r .Oa
iaIr- sork O $50 bate weekly receipts 2ntl, bales
s A2@'t to l5fsi 'i@'@ 80 @ - & @ i4So s slr "'-' 'i
.,Gs> Nor q o,on quri @iSaggs' 4llan M rs lS. Low
siupmcnts i9 i.s s1, ~ bale, s"S. iG 49, "al, c
7gg bales. suinntta. 100 bales,
GtIyrsioS, So, - Couon siead, Nlllmg. ae: Low
Middlmr. Sge Good urdlu1iN - ret rrrlis aiID Ms
cXroris ,o'-tMlsr y ] '"ir M 81 = o', - 500 III II Gi
bale, ioTis 10 Dica; Guain 800 bales Ohio Channel
ICiI.liII. Nov. s. Cou0n quiet; MiddHng De-; weekly
fc.rin= sale. bales stock COZ bales
nIysiliI.. NOy. S.-CoItou-Fa.g druaud MiGdur ?c.
153i bao-' sh'Imcus re, sale. iup Dii,-
stock ~sS. uales irti 80 bales: McfsIN u'l
cfufs Is '. b5r,. slpUput- III bl' hLs, J'Hp blieS
Npufl Not. S-t'u,tou Qf., and weak Mdiin., 9c Low
NiiIbnp So: Cuut Ordinary -ci net receipts, $50
bales salcs iars: stock 1907 bllrt Wtrsy net
receip. brir cNu'rf~ 10 'rtHt bt1in "h'i "a''
soasfW 81 J.l,-. sale, i,J'o ii.tf.
NVv.OVIr. Otiuu t'ooo demand Mith'lug
0L. law Nlidllmg Good Ordinary, &C., net flClis
7U3 bars gru,s 1927 bacs 'Np'ft~ to btr1t btithh
n.ID.. stock. S2G baich, We Ar n,
receipts - 80 halc4 g-, t:42- bales; cNuors 10 H'
britain. 1uo8 Igrs 10 10" continent Uo" baiea' cV't
wise. 1Gl hacS sales 1890 Oa're. ..
N0gTuLk, N-r"itou CaS't Nid4Ens N't'f net rr.
cpipt - bale: export, cuastw-e, go a'cs: sales u
ualcs stock 3it3 bales. weekly MT receipts 1857 na'cr
exports 10 France pTj uul, cUa-tNsc ulu' bales sales
4, 4Oj bales. 80,
S,.Sy AZ Nov g--Coton Niddlng S'-c.' Low MID
cling h,iJl bales.
exports 10 the Continent 1850 bales su' 5000 bales
ir lul giQ bales. xiv net tt,Cpt |O25 yacH
g0G,S ua..: exports Great I.Iiam l"lGj bales 10
France. bales. 10 o tlnjin n 20 BALES, cOa'lNse,
G,l9I bilc. sale. 1870 bales.
I
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw.YoRg. Nov .-BEEyEs-Arryais 1Sj ears, Of 3l69
1913 Jersey CITY, and 80 at GOhs; total
since saturday OAOs head AGAINST 1881 head for the cor
responding days There entirely too much
stock on sale today ard In spite Of the cold weather
earnest epdeayor the part Of aesmon sustain prices
the market e back TO about the position that
pied 90 LAST Monday SOME OF the early sales possible
At good hgnes as obtained at the Mednes
day, yet took buyers bat short time hnd that
entirely under their control properly ma
aged they therefore crowded matters pretty
asking concessions Of see per pound from former
prices statesmen renctanty gave way and no had
being alternative for dealers this sub
than "Wednesday, while at the close some saes were at
very nearly iac. per pound decline. Had s the stock
arrived on time clearance would probably made
as it WAS loads OF Cattle carried There
Was q wide range In quality from the heavy
Ehieh sold Bse 5e 10 TO about carload
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FVROpEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. s.-Pork-Eastern dun at 30 Western
du Al I5 Cumberland Cat steady at 80 81: short
RIB steady "a 3D. Long Clear dull at 3l short Clear
duh at J2 HamsILong CUT STEADY AZ az; shoulders
AT 90; Prime Meas dull at 66. LaId-Pnme Western
dull Al 33gd TallOw-Prime CITY steady at 81. 1ur.
pentiDe-Spirits dun at 23L Rosn-common dull at4 Sd.
Eine 1eesc-AmerCan Choice dun at AZ Lard
oii dnI at 3S Fiour-ExtTa state steady "A Wheat
No Spring dun at Cd No 2Sprng steaiy ~ S3d
"a old Mixed Soft dull At "a 81 Prime New Mixed
6tmer al pa. Cotton Seed Oi--Yellow American dun
AT 3O ROD Common al London, steady az b. Iurpentne,
spirits at London, steady at 2l Cd.
IIVFRPoO, Nov. l-l:30p. n.-Lard. 3il per cwt.
LIVERPOOL. Nov So D. m.-BreAdstihs steady Wheat,
81 Id 09d per centa for Red Winter and elldGlO 2d lo
Cajloroia Club Barley J2d per BUSH for American Peas
SO per or Canadian The receipts of Wheat for the past
three days were ora including $1,000 American
The market for Yarns and FABRICS ~ Manchester Is DUH
$3.50 D.m.Refned Petroleum, Z aS cd
per On. Lard. 80 sd. per cwt. for American. 49,
LoXDoS. Nov $3.50 p. mLiDseed on &25 l0ld&25 l6'
per Lnseed Cake, &S ton Sperm Oil 263 per ton
Whale Oil &2J per ton.
Nov. S.PerOleum. 22l4 francs for hDe pale
American. Lard closed AZ 20si hOrins per 80 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Noy; s-Flour IN taT demand and arm. Wheat
n moderate milling demand sales Of 10000 bush No.
Duluth private terms No Duluth quoted at 81 03 No.
do. 95c; No Hard 81 ~ No Mlwankee Cino, SIC;
Winter, 92ds6c. New White SIC asl OF. Corn steady;
sales OF 500 BUSH 4lc bOeO bush Kansas
on private oats in fair nqniry sale OF 1000 bus
Western 26c Barley unsettled. Rye neglected High.
Wheat sd7ac Corn 6t,ci Barley 62ci Rye 9sci Oats
% TO New.YOrk Rail freghts qu0ted Wheat Sl2c Corn
&C.; Oats, DC, % New. York
CHICAGO Nov S-FlOur steady and unchanged Wheat, IN.
settled opened and lower closed 1m at outside pces
No Red Winter, 81 cash ss9c December No Chi
JanuaTi No Chicago Spring 40 77l 9e Rejected 5sae
soc corn active but weak and lower; 81 c cash 81 c,
steady l9sc cash lsasc December; igsSc. January Re
ssi Extra No g. 1la52c PORK IN fair demand but At
9wer rates market week SoIV1s9 20 cash 30 bols8 90
Lard IN fair demand but lower rates SIC cash or Dece
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

DURSUANT to an order of the Supreme
Court dated Apr 20, 1873, the undersigned Receiver
York viii sell at public auction at the Exchange saesroOm,
No III Broadway New YoIk CITY 27th November 1875,
at IL O'Clock UOon through A. H. Muller sons Auconcers
Town spngpor bonds Of the aggregate value
$4,000 March J. 1901 follows 80 bonds each 5000;
bonds bonds each $780, with coupons
smannua interest due and subsequent 10 March l. 1873
Town oi West Farm bonds aggregate par value OF
fDOWs bOnd, due February each
bond due February 1879 1900 bonds due February
lS7O each $500 with coupons Tor the annual Interest due
and subsequent TO February J. 1873.
and mortgage by Betty Mhauser property on
6Ohst between Isl anu aVea New i"fk Ny irslOOOO,
with Judgment Of foreclosure thereof entered February
1871 decTeeng the amount due with costs 10 be o437
The receiver claims at the WhOe amount j. dc aud has
pear>.
si672 90 with from October 30 1875 which
$4,000 Manufacturers and Builders Bank stock as
Claim balance due call loan by Louis Saa g. 49,
with fr1m october 1876 for which 1900 Manu-.
facturers and Builders Bank stock Is held as collateral
Claim balance due call loan by Manufacturers
Builders a. SSl ~ with cOaeTas held therefor
Judgment entered December 2S 1876 IN favor Of the
against Adoph Leynger for 766 40 the claim n suit
IsSvjnger js Claimed 10 have died previously ~
Judgment entered june 20 1873 against Christian Schwartz
in favor OF the receiver for 81 $50 a.
claim suit against the estate Oi Louis Jordan dece9s sed
and hr estate Franz A. NenmaD their bond for S0
900 discharge by John e. schwartz Of his duty
nSm for overrat against j. Burkhardt for S75 45 with
Interest from October ., 1873.
f. Denis Sg4 80 with interest from November /, 1875
Two foreclosure deficiencies entered
I'D aS and QUE on Aag1st 1873 for sSSiS TO- '0'
Judgments for foreclosure deficiencies entered
s o ns Sr 's T. ssS 1s s2Ra 81 % @
aud Mayer GOodknd . .,,,
the receiver on July 1875 for s92O2 51 against John W.
'ni' ATTORNEY oT Receiver, So waiist Receiver. &c.
Nee 10, l9 90 a. 81
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA Nov. 7.-Spanish gold 192al92is. Exchange
steady United States 90 days currency dG pre-
mum short sight do .acs premlnm go days eou. SIG
premium; short sight do 7lgGs premium l72
0iS premiums on Paris, 4d4H premium sugar declining
Molssses Sugar 10 g. d6l4 reals gold Der
sfgobo centrifugal sugar Nos II 20 H. IA as reals '
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

oRTIcE OF THR IHIRD AVENUE RAILROAD QoNPAsY,)
3d,aye., between 6bth and 86th.sts,
NEwYoRK, oct 26 1879
rTNHE SHAREHOLDERS Of this Company are
hereby notified that the annual meeting for the election
will be held At this oce Wednesday November the 18th
inst, next.
The polls win open az and close at Of that day.
The transfer books vi the Company closed
opened November the 10Th order o the OF
Directors. CHARLES 5. ARTHUR Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
HI S0 TO BOSTON
~ .,W VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE,

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
''"' - -' YEARS.
The elegant steamers MAssACHusETTs and RHopss o,ls
Is leave 80 North River foot OF Jay ST. Ht t:0c
u m daily (except sindaysL = -. ,...,,
sonngton sold via this ne from Newfork TO Boston c'
81 80. e,.....o,..
secured offices OF Westcott Express Company anu No
and 397 Roadway ANA at Metropolitan ana f'h
h0'o' '''N'' PROVIDENCE LINE
steamers ELECTRA and 0ALATtA ieaye rsr 20 m M,
River foot Of Warren-st) daily except sundayS :"
FreIgns Via either line taken at lowed Iates p,..
L. w. FILKlNS. g. L. Agt D'o' 'DASS"SA s'~A
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Sales bp Aneiion.

Sales bp Anetion.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE-By GEORGE HOBART
N SCOTT AuctiOneer. at No 8D2 Sd ave. corner 54thst
on the 9Th day OF November 1878, at IL O'Clock ~.
The stock OF fixtures ntters material and mpe
and store fixtures and all other property formerly
owned by Henry A. Stade an nsovent debtor and by hm
assigned 20 the undersigned assignee for the benefit of his
creditors will be sold public auction the place
above named, by direction Of
RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER. Assignee
JACOB V. d. WYCKOFF,
30 and 80 Pnes; branch 267 Broadway 32d
Wll sell at public auction 10 close an estate ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1878, at 10 a. H.
premises 80 East ets all the elegant household urni
throughout said house. Cataoges and terms sale
auctioneer's office.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
9teambuais ano Railroads.

RRIDGEP0RT, and all points on H0usatonio
~ and Naugatuck RaiiroadA Fare e. Steamer Brdseeers
leaves atharnesip daily SUNDAYS exceped at 1850 M
and Bridgeport at III D. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
- Leave NewYofk from foot OF Desbrosses and ocurandt
="
500 m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indianap-
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark, o. and
Chicago. -, -,
100 D. M for Washington and the West and the South via
Gordonsville. Pullman from NewY0rk % baltimore
and Washington making for Pttsbrg Cin
cinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and 81 Louis Through
pullman cars Baltimore to Cincinnati st. Louis and Pitts
burg and from Washington TO Augusta ami savannah nj,
800 m daily for ans south s ana
making close Chicago Cincinnati IndanaP
ois Iousyille Columbus Pittsburg, the south
and Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore TO
CINCINNATI connects at Washington with trains Tor lypch
burg Florida New. Orleans and the South ~,
tickets please call at Companys olnce oD
R,oaav New York and ticket Offices foot OF Courtandt
and Desbrosse ss and depot, jersey City - o,,,o
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BABTlhohE AND ohio
'> ~ RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY'

~
Ferry Station I'm BroOkly foot OF Fult0n.st ,.,
Commencing oct ]. lS7S-Trsns leave Ne"-iOrA' oo''i
IibeTty.st, as follows: nr..oh
$50 mFOr Pennington, Easton beiViuso. nn,acts at
Chunk Tamaqua WilkeSbarre. Elmifa, &c No""o"'' Nv
Junction with ID. l.. and w. r. X. ,,...,.,,
S:I5 A. m-For High Bridge Branch, Schooeys Menntah
Budis Lake and Lake HOpaicong, EastOD, HarisOuIgh
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua HazeltOn, WikesDare' scran''"
WilliamspOrt, &c.
l0l6 a. IN and 4:30 m-For Somervile and Fiemingon
lp.m.-For Fiemngon Easton. Manch Chunk Talnaqqua q
Wilkesbarre Scranton TunkhannOck, Tamaqua HazetOh
Reaaing POttsyle, HarTisburRh, &C. .,...
y. m.-F0r High Bridge Branch. SchoOeys mouhttiu
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatcong. hast0n BeYuere ana
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Junction with ID. L. aud W. ~ ~
$50 p n daily EaSton. Allentown and HarsDursh
7:45 y. n.-FOr EastOn.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at p m, IL M Tor BOlulu
Brook intermediate points and at $50 M Tor Easoh
Reading and Harrisburg. --.,..
Boars OF the brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey City station from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

"CTTY or LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from PEE 40 North RVerat Opmdaily sunday excepted
Tickets aud staCooms De obtained ~ the Office OF
Company No ati Buadway, Of Cana.st. Freight
taken for AL points az lowest rates. For further Information
iugurv AZ piuf 10 North River
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
flnnntini.

1lnantini.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
- CHICAGO. ~. PAULASD MINNEAPOLIS BONDS
or SCRIP, BOUGHT An u SOLD.
T.. j.. TNON BNI DGE,
Banker aud Broker Broad.st., New. York
EOR SALE-HO close q cOncern-Twenty-
five Bonds (s 900 each. Boston. Hartford and Erie
Railway Company Interest COupOns guaranteed by tho Ee
Rail say Company, together with Judgment against the
entered May 10. 1873 for S23OJO and
The principal of said bonds is convertible at
the option o the holder into the stock n the NewG1 aud
New England Railroad Company Address Post ONCE Box
1447. NCw-YOIk.
GAS STOCKS & City R.R. OfOrse and Elvt'd)
" stocks d Bonds bought q sold fTllEWlrr Broadst
GAS STOCKS.
An NcwYOTk ana Brooklyn Gas Stocks, and all kinds
OF Brooklyn investment ccJfltes, dealt IN by
GEO H. PkENTISS.
HrDa ad.sf y V
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
GAS STOCKS.

CAS STOCKS & CITY RR. NGOrse and Elvt'd)
" stncks Bonds hnnghi q sold ErMEMIrr. 3 RGoahsi
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Via Avns Point from Norweh Line Pier 40 North River.
St,aiuctr CITY OF SLW-YoRk" ami CITY OF BOS.
TON" AZ t:3u u. daily Nundays included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every uay In the week.
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and trains
connecting with boat ~ Aus Point Good supper 30
Tickets Tor sale NJ Pier i0
NORWICH LINE
for Bostou Worcester Portland, and all points North and
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. foot OF Libertys, for Freehold az
Slb. ll:45 an 4. 81 p.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

EOR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings and
l all stliiobs the New-York. Boston and AR Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads diTcet-steGmers
JOHN II. sTARIN and ERAsTgs C0RNING leave Per -
y r., foot Courtapd.st. at every night IN the
except saturday New Haven time for all
ali railroads best facilities for passengers
and freight: fare 81 30 Starn'5 Hew Haven
Transportation Line. -. .. -. ..,,,.. ,,---.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
LEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ToR TREYToY AND PHTLA DLLPHIA;,


EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
York. foot of Liberty for Trenton aud Phia
deIphia G30 3. 93O ll3J 1880, 4, 6SO IL D.. me-
and nj lUl5 4. M, 4:3U IN. for Trenton. NJ,
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsyl th
road THIRD and Bcrksst at 645 way) TAD S3O ll;1Oa %
l3O, AL 10. $40. ~ p. m. - n
Sl3. 1920 n M, l2l5. 215. 4:5J, $50 y. IN.
Pullman Drawing attached 10 the 800 o. m
T. M, New. York 10 the $40 a. In liJO p p
trains from Philadelphia. ,,,,,,-,.- -.
Ga m J:3U ~ D. m New YORK for Trenton AZ a. ln
$50 D. m Leave Trenton at l2D, $3.50 a. m- G:lO D. M
is made Jersey City station by ferry 10 ana
from BrOOkl,n ard Erie Depot, Jersey City, 90 M,
sale at foot OF Lbertys Nos 0E5 ana et4
Broadway the Irncipa hotels all Offices OF me ffe a
BfOOklyu. ana az No Courtst BIOOk
Iyn paygogp checked Tesidence Ia destination.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
DE. at ol5 Has a. m 4, 5;l0 D m. ,x,,,ynoDr
stages connect at Matawan station toahh IRON
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

III I'D 10 E'HE~HE@H1@ t1@A1f1
STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNANBUCo BAHIA
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Connecting az ST THOMAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. irstcass iron steamship CITY OF PARA.
Captain Carpenter will sail on THURS
DAY. Dec 3, IL IN. Freight at low rates Iaken for ihe
above ports No fePhts received after 3d 'Erh must be
raid IN advance Freight received at all times R0esrs
Dock Brooklyn.
TNSGRANCE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
freight enxagemcnts. passage, having eegAnt ac
CumuOdatl0us. apply to c. IL. MA L1ORY CO., Agents
Office, Pier 20 East River
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
NEW LINE 10 BOSTON.

NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamer, PeckS p daily (indays excepted for
NtW-.ayen az 8 and n p. M. connecting th r00d.