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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

rs- We are indebted to Col. Alex.
Robert Chisolm, formerly Aid de
Camp TO Gen. Beauregard, and now
sFuer of 1.-THE Mining Record" OF
New York, for a copy of a most in
epsting book, handsomely bound
eopy Of the "Hand- book to Arizona"
h ColonelRlclard j. Hinton. The
work contains something over five
Kindred pages, and is illustrated
With numerous engravings. 1t is
devoted principally to the history OF
The Territory, its resources, towns,
mines, rivers and scenery. The work
valuable and highly interesting,
PARTICULARLY at this time when pub
lie interest is SO largely directed to
The mineral fields of the West and
IOuthwest. Accompanying the work
Vas a handsome map Of Arizona,
compiled from official surveys, and
showing its mining and agricultural
districts, its mountains, valleys, de-
Srts, rivers, counties, subdivisions:
rsilroad surveys, stage lines, etc.
From the same house the Banner
has received IA copy of Picturesque
Arizona work of nearly four
hundred pages, handsomely bound,
and Illustrated by the Continent
Sterescopic Company of New York,
With some sixty choice engravings
Of admirably chosen subjects. The
work was written by e. Conklin
representative Of the National Asso
Gated Press, and artist and cores
pendent of Frank Leslie's publica
llous. 1t is historical, descriptive
statistical, instructive, sensational
and amusing.
tol. Chisolm moved to New 1Orl
rom South Carolina in 1870, ant
established his paper, which ha'
oeen instrumental in bringing II
public attention the Great Gold ant
alver Mines of Arizona.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

~ We have reduced our rates
for announcing ward candidates
from $5 to 81 80. Our terms are
moderate, and we will take pleasure
in serving all who wish to announce.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

% In educational, religious, So
cial and sanitary advantages, Bos-
sier parish is unsurpassed iu this
part of the State.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

T Conventions are over, and
the election will soon be over, but
the bargains in dry goods, dress
goods, furnishing goods, &C., viii
continue right along, at julius a.
Jacobs, SO Texas ST., Shreveport.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

70 The Banner Office was bright
ened up Wednesday afternoon OF
last week by a bevy OF fair ladies'
We were glad to see them. Call
again, and bring more OF the same
sort with you.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

- Moore & Davis fine steam
mill in Bellevue, with Pratt's i'm
proved revolving head gin attached,
is daily turning out as fine lint cot
ton as can be made anywhere
Bring in your cotton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

~ The Banner will be furnished
from now until January l, 1881, to
all paying % in adUGnce. In other
words, % will pay for the Banner
for the remainder of this year and
all of next year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

I will open the Books fer Registration of all
i voters of Bossier parish, at
Fillmore, October 18th, 18th and 18th.
Atkins Landing, October 10th and 18th.
Benton, October 10th, 2fst, 22nd and 23rd.
Collinsburg, October 9th, 18th and 18th.
Red Land, October 30th, 3lst and Nov. LIST.
Rocky Mount, November 4th, 5th and 9Th.
Then at Bellevue until November 22nd.
JOHN N. ARNOLD,
Assessor and ex-ofiiei0 Registrar.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

u The question of lighting the
fire in the morning is once more be-
ginning to excite interest in domes-
tic circles.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

u The impression prevails that
Messrs. Henry DIeyfuss & Sons
clothing is the cheapest and best in
Shreveport.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

u Bossier Police Jury was in
session Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.. We will publish full pro-
ceedings next week.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

~ The population of Bossier is
rapidly increasing-preparing for
the census of 80.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

10 The woods of Bossier abound
with game and offer a very inviting
field for sportsmen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

@ Don't buy elsewhere when
you can do so we'll in Bellevue, at
B. +. Onears.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

u 1t was a delightful shower
that swooped down upon US so un-
tremendously Wednesday.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

70 Did you pay any attention to
the wind last Friday? But wasn't
it a rusher?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

u Courage, girls, next year is
Leap year, and February will have
five Sundays.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06
lle gos5isr ganuef.
BELLEVUE, La.
>s,usraY, NOVEMBER 6, 1873:

REGISTER! register
- Tuesday, Nov. ll'h'
> Last month of Autumn
= Politicians are at work
Public speaking Tuesday.
1850 viii soon roll around.
Cation is coming in rapidly.
The wood yards are filling up.
nrhe serc and yellow leaf is
blips.
y The health of our community
sgood.
If you have not registered,
| b 50 promptly
- parish Court for this parish
opnenced Monday
~ If you want the local news OF
sossier take the Banner.
~ No registry, no vote" is an
innutable law.
~ Emulate the mule; it is back
card in deeds OF violence.
- aWhat lovely weather." is a
npmou remark nowadays.
% Cotton is rolling in faster now
! auce the price has got better.
| q New corn is now III market
md is selling at IS cents per bLshel
~ Ducks abound on the lake.
| ,snsequently our nimrods are happy
~ Prices low aud satisfaction
,uaranteed, at Julius a. Jacobs, 81
ryas Street, Shreveport.
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% Pay for your paper and read
it with clear conscience.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06
~ Come out and hear our speak
ers Tuesday.

u The crack of the peanut is
now heard in the land.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

VIEW DRUG STORE!
MAIN STREET,
Corner Of Old Court House Lot,
BELLEVUE, La.
Fresh Drugs, Chemicals. Paints,
OILS AND vARNIsHEs,
Pure Brandies, Wines and Liquors,
For Medical Purposes.
"Old Hickory" Chewing and Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
Also, a Full Lot Of Patent Medicines,
Cchool Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods,
y generally, at the lowest market prices.
Come and see
Special attention given to filling Prescrip-
tons and Family Recipes.
Our Scent Baking Powders are all
the Go!
MOBLEY & NELSON.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

~ The rod and line is being laid
aside and the shot gun is taking its
Mace.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06

~ Read our advertising columns
same as other matter each week; it
will pay you we'll.
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place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

in regard to the relief to the money market that y
expected 70 come from the rreasurys proposed pu.
chase of S1O,O0O0OO of bonds. With hardly an
exception, the first sales made to-day were at higher
figures than the best of saturday. but with
few exceptions the closing prices to-day are lower
than tho last ones OF Saturday. IL ~ probable
that the leading operators improved the oppor-
tunty offered by the general temper OF The
street TO market stoc ks at the early prices,
and no relief came to the money mai ket, laIr IN
the day prices fell The business amounted to
800. 500 shares. against $40 200 shares saturday,
and it was remai kaoly well distrbu ed through the
list. Erie, which recorded "A greater number Of
transactions than any other stock scored only
$4,000 shares. This stock opened at 41s4G42,
against lss Saturday. but later sold at 401a94Oas.
Lake Shore opened IS per cent nIgher ~ 1O1 sold
d 1912. aud then declined to 1000 1OOi4. These
two stocks are fair examples Of the course OF the
general market. but there were notable exceptions.
It. Paul stocks were strOng. the common rising
from 70 TO 76 and closing 81 75ll, and tue preferred
selling at 09l26 l00l4 and 1902 oid, against 997s
Saturday. rhe HaDnl bal aud st. Joseph stocks also
closed higher than on Saturday. { 20 common SELL
ing at 3912039G 1905 ga 4Ol, against 39is. and tho
preferred stocs at 65G6flsG 657 sa65a, against
90. But the special ieatnre OF the late trading
was in the OHIO aud Mississippi stocks. The COM
mon stock suddenly rose from "a TO 26i2026's, ana
the preferred from 53i2 10 57LG57. Whatever
cause there may DO for these movements, II cer-
tainly should not depend upon the news re-
ceived to-day to the effect that on the APP
plication Of the Springfield Division bond
holders for the appointment Of a separate
receiver for that branch, Judge Drummond has
appointed an expert to examine the road and the
manner in VIII lch lt is being by the receiver OF
the Ohio aud Mississippi Company. The coal stocks
were dull aud weak after the opening advance. The
miscells neous stocks generally were inclined
toward lower figures, Western Union dropping rom
1860 lo6i2 TO 1O40s and Pacific Mail from 39'sto
373sa3S.
IHe market at the close was feverish, and the
final small rally from the extreme decline lacked
RANCE VI fHE
Asyerorted by G0td and stock Tste0raDh Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

nan,er nj rouisana who had entered the service Of
the Confederate army a conscripted private soi "
the beginning of the war, but had obtained sn no"oi
bic discharge in the sprug OF 1862. Just after tue o"'''
Of sbiloh. Upon the fall OF New-Orleans. Care". -"
that was the name of the hero. made the pes' Vi -"
wav In mia old home In Louisiana, and soon repar'a "
for the purpose OF taking the oath Oh s
glance 10 he Government OF The United states' 10
he had always remained faithiu'' no'"""' ,r,
forced military service on the Cohieuei"'' SUI !.
condition Of New Orleans nj this time p'oer INC ~
General Butler ia depicted with graphic penc'''
once gay city now III "o"
sal,an, vouth were braveiy battling on uis'an'
and CHASTITY fields for what they believed 10 oe ''t"
IIordes OF adventurous crowded the o"S - ~ ~
quarter OF the North. They looked upon ~ 90 ~"
Dorado which w.s their legitimate prey o.. -
surrounded by rapacious satellites who urge" III" ~
=. =, ,,.ss,on AGAINST the unressting aDo
,s,.,..s n.onle C.rew during this PERIOD hao IT.
,od a uass,ve observer events. NOT long Ai'cr Nv
determined to visit the North. snd arri''" ~ ~"
in he midst Of the riot of 1858. l" eo'"r , en-,
Iouisi,pa friend OF some pol 'ical no'e' ne
, :, wash,ng,ou and al once seeks an interview VIII"
President Lincoln. OF which a humorous o"o.
- c,vsu in the narrative Inc eApei"uo'
:, IN, vr,,er after the close OF the wa
a, aasc,iled In tco prOtracted detaii' """
terminates TO great degree tue interest," Vi '"' -
Carew is tempted by th- prospect OF e"i''o'ns 80,
the inheritance oi the ttlc aud eS"'.o va
glfeh noblglnan to make "a voyage ="
mi q, that OBJECT in wuica II would be contrary 10 d"
tho traa.ious OF romsnce-wrlug, not TO say tha' ho
proves completely successful. aud becomes tue Ia" "
Ma,neld He accordingly leaves the paierhal acres VI
Louisiana and settles upon The aucient ancestral estate
where the curtain falls upon him IN Tue hgn eiJoS
OF domestic happiness ana an hOnored mein"'I VI ''
BRUSH artist, cracy. The work makes slender pre'en
dous Ia literary merit. The author xnbis bu' s'lsn'
degree Of inventive power, aud TO practice III ars'
composition nut his narrative Of actual e1per'nee e
fresh and animated, and certainly throws strong isH
ON many pass. ges N the hiSOr the Great heDeio'
The reader familiar with Louisiana matters VIII
readily Identity Carew Thomas d. Nay the nrS'
sugar planter III LOUISIANA 70 emancpate h's s"N'S'
aud cultivate sugar bJ free labor. ana ai'er""i"
Unitcd states snb-Treasurcr Tae New-Oreans rOici"
Win orcomnarird him to the Waite House on tis hrs
droll visit TO Mr. Lincoln, will be recognized AZ iho"s
J. Durant th,n "a leading member of the LouiH'n"
bar and now one of tie most cons iruons INA. 20 n
e civil law practising before the Supreme court Vi '
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON N DIII.ADEIpIlA

BOUND BROOK ROU
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA -,
Leave No. YORK station X. OF y. J.. foot OF Lib
f,r station corner Smith ana Green at 7;i5 co. i.l5
NJ; loO, 4:Or $780, 7lo. II H. On Sundays at $40
For Station Third and Berkssts at ESQ 900
ll:l5 mi 100. $780, AGO. $3.50. I;l5 M On Suhda' a'
fr Trenton Warren and TucKer.sts $50 TAO 800
100 So 400 $3.50. 7'l5' IL p H. On sunday 7'4o H.
M etnr 2 ira ms will leave Philadelphia for
FROM station Phila, & Reading hailroad cor Ninth and
Grens' al SUNDAY s2D 9 at $40 M oSo l. M O
Prom Thrl anu eerAsss a, 80 go IL M 80 go
I'D 6e9oles pullman cars attached. ,,o,
day. $40 SEQ Is @ 80, ~ 4:l5 4lG. e:sl s.oj
CO.. made at Jersey cy n By ferry to and
from BoKya md ,d Ere y DeDS. At Jersey cry 4o e
GToadTpy ns. on pnS H %as NSs ara
New oTE rr c.. Dodd. Expires )iwin cali for and
che la nom loci or to Ge'gauGO Ap
Y siR sna coarts Sr5okIy these offices
connection with 'sr BALD%iS G sS Paw. AGENT
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
and HOusatonic Railroads -sieamers Leave Cath
Fiji iotSr nan Nv oIaer route
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
RIVER kAiLIs1AD ano sent - 1873
900 m. Western and Northern Express 10 noene.ef
'I0:sOa M Chicago and Western Express drawingroom
HOO a. ~ Express Albany ana row with Connections
10 Uuca saratoga Gcns Ia ind Rutland
4ooD Ao9ny ana TROY EIpISs% with seepipr car, for
st louis running every week also sleep
inc for Bunao Toledo and Detroit ani Tor Montreal
excepting SUNDAY night via saratoga ~, a.. 49,,
7EO Fast Express for RoehesIe Miasara lam anu
p achc Express with s,esPins car. tSt
and Chicago also excepting night 70
and 1hoeotias - iday ann s,n nv es Is AT a D. m VIA Ut
10" m Night EXPRESS. with sleeping cars to Albany
Tic els for sale at Nos 252 and Alb Broadway and at
and 9i3 Broadway, NeW-York, and 80 Washington st..
Brooklyn. ceu.r e, r. p,s MEikI igeu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
6ifambcafs ano Railroads.

JNOR RONDUU and N.-Landing
Cozzens west Poin,), cornwall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton Esopus, connecting Ulster and
DeswaIe ana Waiikl Valley roads Steamboats, e.
". BALDWIN ana THOMAS COIN ELL leave DAILY at 4
M "a, North River. foot Of Harrison-st
Except SATURDAYS. wnen Thomas Cornell ayes at y. III
IIECIIJN DAa-slea boz THOMAS CORNELL W II
lave ,unduul on III n~DA 5. NoyemDer .. II
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
OF COrtand and Disbursements.
100 d ~ fer Ea-iUn. Bethleaom Allentown hesding
Mauch Chunk naLlst0n. MahaEoy CITY Ashland Wilkes
harr SCI anton and tn khannock.
d, H. ~ isht Express. daily Tor Esston bethlehem.
Allentown Mauch Cnnnk. WiEosDAfte. klmira Ithaca
rIevs Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara alls and tne
"es~ IOB'I SAYRE, suD't and Eng'r
GeIsra Eastern ONCE, corner Church
CuAS. H. CUMMINGS AGENT
NEW aAVnN, HAkTFORD, &c Fare. 81
~ ftck zip iay -unday pIed fuI
New-Iiavvn at > aud IL T. M. connecting with rol
NORWICH Line to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR iOr special limited uc4ets STEAMERS leave
40 NDrsn Rive. daily. moi ling IN
Tor london. Boston, Worcester,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
AScIsco MINING srocKs.


The dealings in Government bonds were stimu-
lated by the Secretary's proposition to purchase
$100O0O0O of the per cents, and there were sharp
advances ia the prices of about per cent for tue
&c. and OF ~ % per FOR the others The sales
al the bcards amounted TO $744O0O. distributed as
follows: $3.50 coupol 6s II 1881 at 1OJs4
1O63sG lO6la. aud 80. 900 registered at lOJos4
1O1l2 $4,000 registered Is d 1850 az lO4ls9
l04Ss. $4,000 coupon B. at 102la 1925 AID
$500 regstere AT 1921 1928, 900 coupon IL
pei cents at 1OGlsd l06ss, and SliO 900 coupon IS
at 1026s0lO23s. and 81. 900 reg stered at l027s9
1924. District OF CoiumbIa 3-65s sold az s. no
market closed strong at the annexed quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
miscellaneous.

DRUSHES of every description, at No. 30
I'D Pearst Opposite Pecksp all articles at lowest prices
John X HOPPEL Manufacturer anu Importer
AIDES. DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
Ibeautiu without using dangerous cosmetics sEhk -
eruptIons OF the skin clears ie
and ZONES th- Those who use II strike al inc
root ana beauty aud youthful freshness instead OF
DESTROYING by cosmetics To be bought Ony on the
sERKEYS TEA co. 500 Arch-st philadelphia Orders Dy
mai promptly at SOC and ii per box Liberal discount
trade.
DATENTS, TRADE MARKS, CAVEATS
Il MUM Co, 81 PARK row New York proprietoIs OF
American" 1hirtyfOur years experience as
Solicitors Handbook ON Patents with ia direc-
tons and advice, sent free
rJNO COPY LETTERS. PLANS, &c.-Univer-
sal Copying Paste 100 lbs. s3l complete apparatus.
letter size ii Sc DbLAMOVTE& MARCHAND, 24O B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04

State bonds were without lea sure, the sa .es III
GLIDING Louisiana consOls, al 43l2; Tennessee Us,
ola. at 81 and new at 81. and Alabama. Glass A. AZ
40.
the issues of Missouri. Kansas and Texas the most
-picuous $3.50 900 vi the trsts sold at 81 Ia
92l949l Oslo. alainst so SATURDAY, and $sl3.-
47cs. against AZ Saturday. Lenlgh and Wilkes
barre consol>. on small mount of business rose
Ia per cent 10 03l. and Boston, Hartford and Erie
hrsts rose l per cent TO 47l2. Rome, Watertown
and Ogiensburg hrsts were quiet at 69d6Sla
Chesapeake and OHIO hrsts. series Is, aud currency
Interest deb boods each advanced u per cent 20
57la and 80 respectively.
he Erle Issues, alter opening about SG i2 better
declined, tue second oousols TO S4l2as4si and
VISION were % ower AT 1929. ana DE yer aud Ris
Grande hrsts sold al 04494S4944. Texs5
Paolhc incomes iurtner advanced 10 6O4597s. Mo-
ble aud Ohio hrst deOentnres rose u per cent Il
". There consldera ole sales OF c. u. Z. ane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
5lIuallone UanIeo-- lflales.

4 YOUNG man having a knowledge Of the
~ pant and business desires situation In paint
house travel salesman fur lsh s&isas tory
references Address C. l.. care New-fork Tribune Once
A YOUNG MAN desires situation; under
~ stands OF horses and Is able 10 do ANYTHING
reference; city country tie
same. ADDRESS H.. Box 80. Tribune Office
COACHMAN and GROOM or JANlTOR.-By
Y German Protestant man thoroughly under
tands les will be foun willing ann ouhging Ia
references Any gentleman Wh IL looking for a
ana trustworthy address q. L. Box So,
Tribune Uptown Office. ,235 Broauway
TARDENER.-Bv married man (Engish) !;
" no children thoroughly understands greenhouse
graperieS fruits and vegetables and The raising nd
~ ami imp red STOCK has eighteen
pr aocal experience this country j. alOa good
undrTstln iho making VI butter. the
ing and care poultry good references from
plo ers Address j.. E., Box Al, Tribune Uptown Offoe
l,23S Broadway.
XVyANTED-A situation in frst-class COM
w house aIking OF insurance b. a
iangnare; year. cOnfd, niia
OF companies Address e. Post Office
Boz 1896
wv AITER-First-c class private waiter by a
w ung satisfactory CITY reference. Address W.
C. S. Tribune Uptown once, l.zSo Broadway.
XyyAITER.-A young colorcd man TO wait III
w pfiyaie family and make himself useful good city
references Tor DAYS L. IT, Tribune ptOwn
l.23s broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
nuE ERIE RAILWAY.

ii l.. Elk
FIR r. and Isl EitN tAILKOAD Arrangement oil trains
taang en.e1 yn and chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
m connecting with trains 10 the West Ia.
west. Pumans best Drawing'oOn sleepmg COACHES 10
- n IN (Daly) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through To-, bInao Niagara Fails Cincn-
~ so Imigrsnt tram for ne West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New York.
Newark 6so, S:lu ll.sU $40. 42O. j:5O 6O, 7:3)
D. M - midnight saturday nights only sundays. Vlj
nS U Para and rassalc. D. 1900 10. 1920 m uhs
~ nJOn la, s. SO 440 5lu. $3.50. u;lU $50 S. - m
IL midnight sundays u $3.50. lO2U a la. $50. $50
pPaifsTson. i, ei5 1850 $40, 10 lO2J $50 m IA
$50 T. $50 T. 10 y. ~ and ~ midnight sundays o. $50
sl5 o;2O M 40 $50 T. r M and ~ ~; mid1ight -,
midnight sundays. s. $3.50. 1920 H. la5 $780, y
Newbug aud cornwall 1900 a. IN. $3.50. t3o p m Sun
RsnSon ga and kingston H. $3.50 sundays
"ousnea o. 800 .. 1870 $3.50. $50 4:3O p sun
oSiadiclown 100 . 1910 a M 800, $50 p. IN. sun.
M tr.is conneei with New.YcrE Mdiand Raj
i' foi JerSis s.,, lO:2O $780, a. p IN sundaya
s:y0 l0ZOa M, D. o.. an" 1 D. ~
hour IN TO va y m anu ~ lut aud lliIo
Tickets ior passags snd Tor aatmeh's "a D,awns oon
pany Oriees NoA 90 iOl oi 30 Broadaay. n vi No
tour BIooAlyn on al II COMPANY Delots A, "a.
I" II" '-'4 iS 20" s. XBnGTr Gon faAsr Ast. NowYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Tor Inliewood. CioseI, icrOnt and Nyik.
Sunday. D. and o5u D. The il.5u y. IA. wlll
tsyc 81 minutes q "a alisy m5hss e,o, .,o
mo l. AB8olr. ueni Pass'r AgL. Now-iors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
OIL TO BOSTON
~ VIA THE OLD RELIABLE

III q egant sietmers MAssACHU SETS and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier - OFT diver loot Of Jaw az as
10 "a daify, INa LGBiNG SUNDAY.
sp,cl nrst,ss mi' 'keis only Tor he trip for
winch they Issued 9th boat trnn. speched
dick sold Ills line nom Ncwl ORR 10 Boston
Tor -
atr rooms and ckets occurred al Nos, JGs Sg7 Is. ann
"a broadway, At Mcf"p tan aBa Filth Avenue HnteI.
~ 1858 Nishingi0f-- Brooklyn fIcarfs ~
a0 "d pfncp nDtcis and tcketOt Olcrs
ofWcs'eolt h1pie.s Co.
! o. ID. NJ J. LINE for FREIGHT onlv
is, ira GaiGtca leave Pier 30 North Rive.
tfoV' Of Maff,nrh.) ua 5, EXCEPT sundays. ~ Ia IL.
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THE EARL OF MAYFIELD. Novel 12InO. DID, 43s
T. II. Peterson & Brothers

THE EARL OF MAlFIELD. A Novel 12InO. ID. 43s
4. u. Peterson & Brothers
The chief interest OF tins story consists in
lie pictures puDhc lie and It's s-ecbe II leading 20
nticai celebrities during the civil War Many prominent
ueu DAY figure personally 10 he plot uncr n r
Nv names. and Others introduced IN Transparent
ds guiso. with marked pecusriues OF conduct
aud that they cannot ial TO o. recognized bs
r. adors of ordinary quirkuess 0i observation. Offers
again presented partly Ia the lipLt pirtly ~ The
sl.de, and Nilh isaluf.s ~ Md up that
ne artec, ion II tLeI Identity hAy tempt Tho
skil OF the amateur OF conun0Tums. Tie wor.
- written Ia the person OF young sugar
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sw and ST JOHN leave Pier No IL North Rycr
foot Canai-st.. week day p m. connsc.lns
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted win trans Nor
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