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to 7Oli97O. Lake Shore and Michigan Central
stocks were dull. bur the iir-t TO 102l23102
ana the second to 063ia9Gos. C., c., G. and I.
with q small amount ol iraIinR was advanced 217
per cent to 81 later selling at 81. The grangers
all strong and higher. although not particu-
lary active The -. Paul and Sioux City stocks
continued to advance the common rising from 81
to IL and the preferred from G5l2 to 72l2.
We assured that there is no doubt
that a quarterly dividend Of ia per cent will be
paid on the preferred stock January |. After the
Board there were sales Of the common stock re-
ported at 45 on a report that the company had pur
chased the Omaha ard North Nebraska Railroad
and would Immediately construct about forty miles
southerly from Sioux City to point reached by tho
purchased road, thus making a through line from
st. Paul to a connection with tho Union Pacific at
Omaha
There was a sharp advance In the prices Of the St.
Louis and San Francisco stocks. the common rising
from 303i to - 1l2a31ls preferred from 40 10 40
43os and the first preferred from 56s4 to GfG627s.
This is another movement that may be classed as
purely speculative, because the stocks follow, in
order Of priority, $7.500.000 percent bonds and
1870. 900 3 per cent bonds total, $1247O.000
bonds OrOverT 900 per mileSt. LOns, Iron Nouns
tain and Southern vas active with an advance Of
23 per cent TO J23g, finally selnRat 52l2 -. LOus,
Kansas Clty and Northern common stock rose 10
IG and the preferred stock TO 7O7s Wabash closing
at 80. These figures leave W'bash only 9ls per
cent relatively too nigh that is, purchase oi 100
shares each Of common aud preferred 81 Louis,
Kansas CITY and Northern ~ the above figures will
give the buyer for ~ 1897 80 exactly ine same
stock that the purchase Of 200 shares Oi Wabash
for II l. 500 will give him next Friday. The coal
stocks continued strong. but he particular feature
among them tOday was the unusual amount OK
business done In Del ware aId Hudson and
the advance III its price from STA 10
STA S63g. This movement was ludlciOus,
u the threat TO put Delaware Lackawanna and
Western t. 100 Is 20 be put INTO execution. West
ern Union was more active and stronger, because 10
was reported that Yesterday twenty-ionr additional
poles of tie American Unions line In New jersey
woIe cut down. thus breaking the line that WAS
completed to Philadelphia last Sunday. Pac'ho
Mail opened down y per cent at 80. rose to 81 and
closed M 3Oss a36l2.
The Open Boa Il of Brokers Is doing some busi-
ness, tie transactions there to-day amounting 10
$50 shares. rs follows: 1900 Erie from 4l4t 70
4iss $50 Pacific Mai. 3Gi2 to 81; 800 ONO and
Mississippi. 27l2 10 277s; 60 Wabash. jo4 10 o0t
$50 -. Paul, 20 to 80; 40 Central Ot New-JerseY.
SOS t. SO 800 Lake shore lOl3 to lOZ; lOC;, Z.
aud /. c., 20; 100 New-Jerscy southern. i; % Boss
ton Land, ga 200 >utro Tunnel 3;is 40 esteIn
Union Telegraph, 100 a.
At the close the market was strong. with l-rie exc
cited and attracting the most attention.
rAA0E sIocK MAKAfr.
hfr,Torfed bL GOid and Stock T,isgraDh colHDdny
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NrEW-JrRSFY SOUTHERN HALFWAY.
NEw-YoBK and PHILADELPHIA NEN
noT-SD HRpOk ROUTE.
,.-.,, rst.tr.-srD,.. .rn nITfT AnI.f pFTTA

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave N-Y1fk -tlon c. II. 4. OF y J. loot of LIB
erfvft for Piilldfliiiil. o. ,,,-
For station Smith and Greensts at 7i5 500 l;l0
a m 1870 400. .3O. 1:l5. II D. ~ on sundays al "a" H.
M a3o, - =. M - ,o nm -, =.
A. M l3p 3 80 4uO o:iO 1:lj p. ON sunday al o.i1
$3.50 y. . o., - ooo ,7.ts
n m; :u 10. syO. $50, 1.lJ. y D. H. on sunday osiO
a.. 53u IN. ~ a., a., - VII.
From station phila and Reading Railroad corner ln ana
Green.sts 73Os, $50 l2:lO. :to 3IO oi4O 'lo'
II nm -uulayA at $50 2. nj J;5O IL p m ~, o. ~
From Third BeIAs ss. NJ 10, ..O II a ms Low "%O
5.id e45. ll.l5 D. IN on sunday at $50 a M. 4SO p ~
.Denote pul man cars attach Il. ,,
From Trenton Warren and Tuckerstsl:2O except Mon
dayi fi0 s2 tOl5a nj l:5o 2:2O AIS t:l6, 6Jl, SOJ
n. m ON sunday l2O, 9:l5 % mi 6:lj p. m
Connecfon made jersey CITY station Dy Terry 10 ana
from Brooklvn ana EIie Depot" at jersey Ciy. -
Tickets FOR sale Liberty ST., Nos 23, %o va
957 Broadway, tho principal hotels, Nos and Court
St and Annex once. Jewels Wharf, BIookyn go
NewYOfA Transfer Company % DDS kxpr sS VIII can ior
hotel residence TO destination Ap
@icaon can be made at 9t4 Broadway. 1856 Sixthave
New York aud ST. BrOokyn and these offices are In
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law Telegraph
III. z. RALIMIN aicn. Inss. ARenk
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
RAILROAD-Great Trui

4 Line and United states Mail Roue-On ana after Nov
10 ls79 trains DesbrOsses Cortandt
street Ferries a. followss
with Pullman Palace attached. and $3.50
daily.
WinamspOrt Lockhaven. Corey and Erie at $3.50
rusville Petroleum Centre and the
oil Regions. Wi.lamsport and Lockhavcn, q.
Baltimore, Washington and the South. Limited wash
eIon Erpress" of Pullman Paor Cars daily. except
day. "A arrive Washington 4l2 =. Regular az 4;3O
and $50 a. m. ana ivp. ~ -uncay, 10 m NJ . ,,o
Express for West Philadelphia. 4:3O 73O 500. o. 90,
Lmiied IL - M; $780, g. 4:4O D. g. $50. $50 aud 10
Sunday. and .. u. $780, $50 and 10
grant and second c.ass, 7:3Op. m.
press for Philadelphis via Camden 1880 IN except
Sunday.
Boats o Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
city. anOring speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel.
Trains Arrive-From Pittshurg s05. lO40 1910 p.
daily $40 a $50 daily except Monday From
Washington Baltimore. Oi5O 800. 30. 1910
m sunday $50 From Philadelnuia, 35 G:Oj $50,
$40, 1910 ll3O a. 2, 800 43u 45o. LO 500 and OlO
p. IN. Sunday. 300. 600 650. 1910 lIi5O m. $3.50,
1OlO III.
Ticket Offices. 526 and OF Broadway. No Astor House
Desbroscs aud Cortland ss No Courst and
brooklyn Annex Depot foot II Fuitonst Brooklyn Nos ia
lB and Huds'n-st, HOboken; Depot jersey CITY, km
grant Ticget nice No. Battery place The New-YorK
transfer Company call for and check baggage from hotels
al rcsarnce.
FRANK THO HSON, J. i. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
n. Y. MINING SrooK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, Nov. LIP. N.

It. Vt,
The stock speculation to-day again assumed large
proportions, the transac ctions amounting To 400 229
shares against 3s9 000 shares yesterday and 27 900
Saturday. And the strength of the market seemed
TO increase with its growth. OF the older specula-
tive stocks Erie was the leader and with sales Of
l27 500 shares from 4los to f3s. aud Erie pre-
feed on sales Of 49, 900 shares advanced from 67ls
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencing Nov. 10, 1873.
through trains VIII leave Grand Cenira Depot . -,
Western ami Northern Express 10 kochester ~
Abans and ea Saratoga With drawing room cars
lu:iO a m, Chicago and Western Express DIa"inBrOon
ca - to { tnanca aigna Rochester aud Buffalo. -
III: m Express Albany and Troy, with connections
% Irtica, Saratoga, GleIs Fails ana RUTLAND
400 . m. Albany and Troy Express
600 D. m. IOu- Express, daily with sleeping cars Tor
81 Tii. running through in the week also sleep
ing ,rs for Buffalo and Detroit and for Montreal ex
cepting SUNDAY night. via Saratoga:
1880 M Fast Express for Rochester Niagars fas ana
-eelingca 10 Geneva and Rochester
$40 p m Pacific daily, with sleeping cars for
syracuse ser, Niagara FAILS Buffalo, eyeiann 10
eo ID troii aud Chicago also to Montreal, via 81 Abans
excepting Saturday sunday Saturdays Montreal car
leaves at 4 .. -. 49,.
and Troy. 30 -, -.
wesicots Express oices Park place 73o and vi2 Broad
uav YORK, and SO Washngton-st, Brooklyn.
MEEkER. lpnera PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Is oP SAN FRANCISCO MININa srncKs.


The Caledonia has levied an assessment of 80
cents u share, delinquent December IL.
Government bonds wore strong and active. The
sales ut the Boards covered SAC. 600 registered 8s
of 1881 at 106, $l13,000 coupon AZ per cents at
1O6iaa l06os. and $lO2. 900 registered at 105iaS
1858 and Sl25.0o0 coupon As at 103 and.$ q. 600
registered at 1923. District of Columbia 366s Is-
covered TO S4ns lne market closed firm at the an
nnXrn nnot afInns.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
TUE ERIE RAILWAY,

THE ERIE RAILWAY.
ERIE aod WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains
taxing effect July Ia. 1879
8 a. M Clncinpsn and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
D m. tDall Fast ST. Louis Express arriving AZ nufalo
IN, connecting with fast trsus to the West and south
wert Pullman's best Drawingro,m Sieeng Coaches to
4nm Daily, Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to BuraO Niagara ais, Cli'rin
mali ard Chicago without change also Hotel DINING
7 y. IN Emigrant Train tor the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New York.
Newark 6ij, $40 1880 m.i 3;lu. 40 5oC. eI0 1880
p and II MIN ght Saturday nights only SUNDAYS e6
Rmther ford Park and Passac g. 7:5o TO- 1920 a. m tthe
o'2O irain stop at Ruhcro Park only on sundays
II midnight. sunfays, q. $780, lO:2O I45 6Jo, $3.50
D. m. anu IL midnight. - -
45 3 $40 $50. 42O 445, . $40 5;25 h:J. 6o, G;5 T.
7SO. :. op ~, ana ~ midnight S9ndays $50. sl5
sufem o. 75o. 1920 N 40, 800 e;lo. p m, IL
mdn ghL sundays, o. $50 lO'2O m, l'sO, Goo III,
WsIwicE 20 a r, 4.Sop m.
Newburg md Cornwall, 700. a. m. $780, 1870 sun
HondouI and Kingston o IN 1880 ?. m. sundays $50
Goshen O. 100 o. IO2na m a3O 800 4:sO I D. m sun.
days, d. $50, 40 90 a. IA. CSC, D. IN
Midd etovn, $50 ~ lO.2O a M. 800 i;30 p. M sun
DAYS $40 lu;-O M. 63u. In- a. and t3O =.
connect with Newi Ork and Os~ego Midland Itai
port Jerv, 1850. o, l02o, 4so. Il. D. IN. Sundays
$50, Io'ze ~ ~ - -, ~ 80; ara p n n NJ, ,.
hour f.om a;s5 H. 10 9iJ and at a. and ll45 M
Tickets Tor pas,@se ana Tor SP.rimsns n an ingrocm
checAng aud transfer OF baggage NAV bu eft the Com
pany Oces. Nos .Sv 81 Or sJf BROADWAY y. III No.
Court Il. Irook Va "r at The COMPANY Dep0ts
EXpres ains from the West arrive In NewYorK at 725
:" "'' $50. \. Aaa0ir. oen1 Ast. New. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave Tor fnglewood Closcr. fsmon and ack
T. $780, $50, m, s. 4so, $50 $40, $40 1880 p M
leave 80 mnuts arcr saturday nights
lie Bana ArfN NauV VaN
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Gleamboats dno Railroads.
AIRANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.

hnnEw and ST JOHN leave pier No ~ North River;
tcn, & & % cEcpaa %t an' NoTth
aud East s'a'eroOmS heated By w VEN EvEnr President
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Ncw-York from foot OF Desbros'e' ana TORT
$50 a. m for washineton Pit;sburG columbus Gncnna,
indianapolis Chicago and the West E,ehmnm,. ~ Xenp
Ohio Pitt .bui and chicago - ,, - ,
p for WASN'T gion and the West Pullman eatr rom ron
New York ia tmore and Wahingion naking Gose en-,
nection, for Psbnrg ensnnst Indiana 1,nsr Ss 10 enen
o ~ M for Washington and West. making same con
nocions for the Wet ss the D. ~ trn an, Vve, puu
d DD v ' g,o rn ""Yops 10 Bimoro and washn
masing lose connection for Cicago ,inc,nna,, M p
Southwest Thrcug Pu man car, from Bamote 10 Inch men
P9 FdS fonSsSys Yew ori-aa TI AMI rsc south
For Tous ese psass @ % c M a. oca oc Of
and uesbresse--sts AMI Drpo Jer,gS .iN,s Nrpp,sKA
i'o'-'D mn AID COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Foyrg station IN New-iork loot Of Li9eIyrt. ,,,,-,
Commenting oct. g. s7g-lr.ius leave Ne"forK' foot oil
GEO a. m.-For bennington. Easton. Bevidere. Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua, Wilkcshafrc, ElmiIa %c connects az
i5 Ieh Bndge raneh Ea.lcn iaT Z Tgnrs
Nauch chunk, Tamsqua Wilkes'are' sciant h' "Nl'"'
por,. &C. ., ,,,o,, -, r.or s, rrii,. and rleunqten
m FOR Fcinirsion Easfon, Mauch chunk. Tsm1qun.
witcsbarre scranloi Tunkhanlock Tamaqul Hazelton'
400 p n~For Iie Bridge Branch Easton Bevidere and
r. m daily-For Easion. Allentown and nnrr ,bure.
Emira. ,o0necls at Junction ior b L. AM '" H. L.
7s45 y m.-F For fa.tpn.
Ia trains fo local rn,nts see time tables AT stations
SUNDAY TRAIN~-i-avr ~ -ij n ~, II y. M Bound
rro. nfermcat stations aud M 0:3D j. m fOr El'h
Allentown ncsding and HIrrsburg. -,
Hoafs Of and Enc Annex make conne'll'l
nj Jer cv ty station brooklyn ana Lrie Depot
jersey city
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y Leave New YORK. of Liberty st.. for Perth Anny'
south Auhoy Re Bank. Long Branch Ocean Gio'c' %c'
SIS. 1915 q. ui, l:lj. 3, .;lJ p ~ - . ,, q. o.,
'aie connection 10 AMI hom KGYPoRr at Ma'a"an s'a'
uou.
FREEHOLD and NEW-lOkh RAlLNAi AZ
Cnrc.ion. Leave fool OF Lberiy-s for Freehold al
s.l5 li;4j q. 10, !, 5:ij .. M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Leave New York Pier North River, foot Rector 81
for Long, Branch, LauDOwn anu intermediate stations AZ
iNO D..
ri5a.m-For arnugdllc, Toms River. BdInega ana IN
trrmcIiitc stations. ~,
1:1J p. fr Toms INer Vino and, all siai MS 10 bay
Side AND FOR ATlArIit 'llI.
4.o1p N For Tarm.nciae Toms River. Banegat Tuck
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
SlnNINEInN IINI

NIVNINFTTVN IINI.
The elegant steamers hAnSACHI Sits and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier 81 Mort iiver of Jay ST. nj 4JO
D. m, daily, INd LUDING SUNDAY.
Special miied tickets only for the trfp for
which issued doth boat
of sold this line Ncwl Boston
siaterooms and icke- 1903. 307 7sJ ana
Pa Broadway at Metropotin and fiffh Avenue Hotels
New York, al sG3 Washing Brooklyn Tie
also scid ~ al prncPs hotels and ucketoces
Of Wescott Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight Onlv
Electra Galatea 20 River
foot Of Wauenst) dniy, except -undays NJ for
Providence droct Freight via either line taken lowest
/. W. fIlKIss, ID. = BAHCOCk.
Gen. Pass.Agent President
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
iflarple ano 5laTe MdnIels.

ftlI1UIt UIIU JIUIE UtuIIIEIB.
SLATE and MABBLE MANTELS In great
- variety, steps and rsers general slate and marble
manufacturers. u 4. j. STEWART & CO.,
rs ami ~ West 2Sl-st
WOOD, SLATE and MARBLE MANTLES,
w Crates open WOOD Fires. Plaster Centresi
STAINED Glass, DO 3. Windows. Blinds. &c, &C.
Largest assortment ana lowest Cali and examine.
BRADLEY & CURRIER. 64 ana 80 Dey-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii
between
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.


NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Sixteen Through each way daily threo depots in
Phiadelphia. two IN New-YOrk
Double Track the most improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov. 10 1879.
Fxpress Trains and CUrt-
lsndt street Ferries a. fOlow-i
1870 1880. $40 (lO limited IL a. 30 T. 4iO O.
1870. $50 and 10 sunday s3O aud A. mt ., o. $780,
s}O 10 IN. An express train leaves NewY ork daily
cept sunday at 7:JO running through via Trenton aud
Camden.
at Jersey city aUrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel 49,
Keturning. trains leave West Philadelphia 1901, $780,
a. T. 7.3l T. $50 aud IL a IN. Qimied Express l;3O p
m li5 l. b:3n Z ana 75a D. m. sunday, l2:Ol. 800
$40 500 1888 Leay philadelphia
Camden $3.50 y. daily except Sua day.
Ticket Onices-Nos. b26 and ga broadway. No Astor
Uous. ami foot II Desbosses COrlludtsts Conr
st and Brooklyn Depot foot of FutOns Brook
Nos. ia and 10 Hldson.t, hoDoAen Depot Jersey
city Emiarant Ticket O1ice No. Battery. place.
fRANk THOMSON. L. r. FARMER,
General Manager Genl Eassengei Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
quotations;

Iu State bonds Louisiana consols rose y per cent
to IL. Aabamas GLASS A, sold at 40 Missouri 6s
OF 1855 at 1049, is of 1ss9 aud 1890 at los, aud
~ oi 1897 az 1854.
OF city bank stocks there were sales of Park 10,
at Ill, American (i5l at l43, and American Exs
change l0) at ll2
large aud well-distributod business was done
in railroad bonds tn sharp advances in the prices
of sOme. Eiic second consOs were notably active
and strong, $33l 900 selling AT sSlsG s7al and the
funded 5s sold $50 aOOOl at s2Aas3l2. sgainss
81 8 Yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas lssuee
were les, active than Yesterday. aud without not.
able changes to prices. Rome, Watertown and
Ogdcnsburg irsts per cent 10 %, but later do
clined o7. Boston. Hartford ana Erie
hIsts were 1 per cent higher at 47al
New-Jersey Central consos ~ at 1O3l after seb
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

DTFw and ST JOHN leave Pier No IL North rive
.: analst. every week day p m. cenH.rt ths
AIn,tv fsurdav morning cxcrprd with trains North We
'"' - IA INERITr. preeIhcnf
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
european Advertisements.

CAIRO, Egypt.'-The HOTEL du NIL,
" IS frst-olas. house with moderate prices It
ghly good
ton aud many much and well freluenc by
travellers the good houses In Elrope
full south beautiful garden. ED. FRIEDMAN. PrOpr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
6tatlonerp,
Steamboats, ano Railroaos

Steamboats, ano Railroaos.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGS ION.-Landiug
at Cozzcns West Point Cornwall Newourg Marlboro,
Milton POughk tepse Esopus, connecting with Utter and
Deidwar Waikiki VALLEY Sic MES
W. BALDWIN and HOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at
D. NJ. Pier ~, North River foot Of II lsI1sons st
Except Saturdays. when 1hOma. Cornell leaves at D. m
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON Nau-
gstnck ID Housatonic Rail steamers leave Cath.
arine II pier 80 f. r. daily 1880 and 23O D. m
Fare lower than by any other routh
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1873 foot Coriland and Desboses sts
100 y. m. for EisOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Heading
Mauch Chunk, ilaze.On MahanOy city, Ashland Wilkes
barre, scranton and Iunk hanno, K.
$50 p m, ght Express daily for Easton. Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk, WilkcsbaTre EmiTa, Ithaca.
Auburn Rochester Bun Niagara Falls
West Pullman sleeping a hes attached
- RoBT sAYKE, sup't and Engr.
General Eastern Office. ner Church aLd Corandt
ClAs IL CMMMINGs. Agelt
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ STEAMERS leave Peck slip daily -undays excepted
New Haven at and ii y. M connecting with rcals.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers
Pier 40 North River daily, including sundays 1880 H.
for New London. Boston, Worcester, &c.
nNE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special mel tickets Mammoth palace steamers BRfS.
Toll ana Pk0VIDENCE leave Ne"York daily includ .ng
rayst Lave Brooklyn 400 Jersey city. i2O p m.
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JusirnCtion.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.

For Both Sexes-Countrv.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTII ! uTE. New
~ ton. Sussex county ~ j. reopen" @i.nper ,yern m
ment and Influences thorough to M for any cot
ese s q i9I sn,se's aye s" es s' d. Judge John
blair Jersey city. =. D. STEVENS. A n.
DARENTS wishing n iirst-cass BOARDING
L SCHOOL for their daughters, honeike and refined
please address Tor circulars NJ a i' oVh QUA - -''"
Milford Conn.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Thos. Hanlon,
1 j.. D.. Peaniueion. y j. for both s,ies We exce IN
heaiihuncss convenience dsciphr thorough teachinS
home comforts snd moUefaie charges
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nvack. n. Y
III Roth sexes; thorough. homcke. healthy no extras;
s225 per year Addrrss ". II. BANNisTER. ~ NJ
SEWARD INSTITUTE.-A Female Seminary
- aud oys High school Iw. b",im9 & od p % @ % r
ira. Address Rev. HENH A. HARLOW. A. NJ. Principal
FioIdn. Orange County, y. \.
S,WNRTHNORE COLLEGE. near Philadel-
- phs Tuacr Gaze FRIENDS Both sexes admitted ari
receive degrees. College nsscai rlrh
e nssh Normal Dc2T@cnt nv ryP1EpoTy E II S9s Ms1 MGi1
President swarthInore Delaware CO.. Penn.
Miscellaneous
PPARATUs and FURNITURE OF all kinds
Iogae G Tl; PRATT d co. l42 ami i4i Grand-si. ny
Gam Schools.
VALE Law School.--RcguIar course. = wears;
L or degree oi DC IL NeaiA Fal leFn
Dlnrlna Arnoemcs
ALLEN DoDWoRTIrS IS9I. TIL. S,xcrye
AT HIS RESIDENCE. 40. G,l JrHANE.
Tor crculai%
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1EFEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAI
y C'.nrcc ion. tavr foot Of Ibcrtyst for Freehold
s:Ij li;4j q. m., :, j:ij D. m.
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Sixteen Through Trains each way daily depots
Philadelphia two IN New-YOrk.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-01-02
A Battle Between Ants.

A battle between red and black ants is dc.
scribed by a writer in Harper's Magazine.
He says that he had watched and fed colo.
ny Of black ants in his dooryard, being in
terested in study of their remarkable in
telligence. One day he was surprised to
ind that an army OF red ants had made an
invasion, and that the conflict was raging
over space of square yard. In nearly ev-
cry instance red was pitted against black,
but sometimes fighter found himself with
two ASSISTANTS, in which case he was quickly
dispatched. The battle lasted many hours.
The ants, locked IN each others embrace,
relied and tumb;ed about, never separating
until one was killed. The survivor was Of
ten so firmly held by his dead victim that hr
could with difficulty free himself Tho OBJ
server picked up several OF the couples, but
so intent were they on their fight that his
handling made no difference. He took TWEEN.
ty Of them into his room and watched them
with q magnIfying glass. 1t was an hour be-
fore the frst--a black-was killed and torn
fercely to pieces. The red victor then went
to the help OF comrade. Finally, the ten
blacks and four Of the reds were killed.