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Tile TELEPHONE.

The Telephone Microphone and the Phonoerapn' by
Count DU MoNCEL. Membre de rInsitut Auihorzea
Translation. Additions and Corrections " 'he Auno
With ~ Illustrations l2no. CLOTH 81 %
Tho subject Is very fully and clearly explained Inc
book is carefully translated and well
London.
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TiIIRD cALI.-2::ln 2. NJ.



A large business Was done ia stocks ,o-ia}' tIo
transactions amounting f. 3io 400 shares. bn' tn0
movements were some y hat irregular. and tie coH'
tmual sales 10 realize accrued proAts gave 10 '"0
market ftvcrish appearance. Mor s'l"".
opening prices yielded from l. to L. prr cent uu'
only to rally again and IN many lnstanc's 20 ''U''
at the best figures. Canada southern, win sA',
amounting only to 1900 shares. was feature ~
the market, because ijs prico advanced tfo" o"'
10 80 and closed with the latter Tx IRE o''.
Erie, also, was Is per cent hsh" .,
2sSs, aud the preferred stock rose ilo''
TO 53a, GOSH. Lake Shore ami hie0's'D
Central stocks were dull. the former closing WI"
lo.s of - and the latter with gain OF q per .'n'
Central and Hudson declining Is per cent 10 i''
Among the grangers. ST Paul common 49,
strong Its first price being 60 an advance 'i =
cent over last nights final sales; aitorw'i" n
up TO 69ic. and then fell 10 Ga. hnh' -
Ing at 6sss The preferred stock 500 al "
n lOI3s against 1908 YESTERDAY No''""e
common sold at s2ll6SO4 dsli2 against
Yesterdays mail price. aud the pfci'rieu
0Da,r 100. Burlington Cedar Rapids an" No'' III
was per cent higher at 56, Chicago =" AZ
and Minneapolis being steady at So"o' 49,.
The Southwestern list was irregular. some "
stocks closing with gains and some with lo,'e'
.ssterday's final prices. ST. Louis. Iron 'o""'~
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Trr Conr OF CIyIt rrQC rnuEE or T.,I SIAIl
OF NFWNONN. WIN THE Az tNDNENTN IN
l-i-, let' asp 1919. WITT H. TX Ian IChl
Nu.4-. BT lNrGOarGY Il. TER up. on- ~ ne com
r..sion"ls O. Revise he statutes second Edition. 10
wed. 40 ny Nce', Parsons. * Co.
IEls volume contains the new Code of CIVIL
Procedure. VITA TIE notes OF Mr TAro1p. winch are
based upon published by the Commissioners to
revise Che statutes with The first draft o. their Code ln
Us present condition" says NJ. Throop. tic Code OF
C.yil Procedure Is but fragment" There arc nine
charters from If 10 %. which IL TIE design OF the
ssioners adj Hiils rendering these chapters
part of thc CoAr have been three times enacted by the
Assembly, bur have tailed 10 obtain the approval OF the
E Itivc Ihr notes for THIS edition have been revised
aa 100 many instances rewritten. They are based upon
ilc notes uIhs Do tho Commissioners with the irst
draft of this Code Citations of important cases have
been brought down 10 August. 1879. The amendments
have been incorporated in the text. aud all changes
sIbscquery made ere marked by italics. There Is also
re:creucrto oil statutes passed in 1873 ana 1879
winch If 90 thc operations OF the code. new and In
proved index adds Iueh the practical vainc Of the
wois.
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TIL ORIGIN OF THE ENoLIsU NATION. Ply ED
WARD 4. FREEMAN, j. {. L.. Ii. D. 32HO. paper -
cent ciotl, 40 cents.
An historical study. unfolding. in mastery style, and
original theory.
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MASSACHUSETTS, ri P0ET- vol l2j. svo, pp 0e7.
joins iAIiH T. Reporter HongHion OSro'G u Co.
This volume contains the cases argued and
deornu. d. 'He saprcme Jud cat Court Of Nassachu
eots from June 10 November. 1873. They are l5l In
uuinner. and nearly ouclsrd of the opinions 10y
C,f Justice Gray The topic, covered by the decisions
Of ihc usual miscellaneous character and the opn
quite touch the l.a standard OF excellence which
has made THIS of REPORTS authority 10 other iurs
dictiuus than the whore they rendered. Tue
topics OF the rights of railroad companies and the nights
aud wroncs OF Passengers tic claims OF insurance
psncs and the insured those who believe themselves
to bc suca of banks and their dealers, uifui subjects
OF t CATION receive their fun share OF attention. The
typography and binding If the volume have the merits
which distinguish the work OF the " Riverside Press"
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

VIA T. evidence Direct
A FULL NIGHTS ltSI ONLI I. Mills OF RAIL.
I'M lANOiI az PALACE STEAMERS
NASSAU "A 0LIl-, Captain ksv Allen.
RHODE ISLAND. captain jesse Mott
leave p H. dairy (sunaayH excepted tlct ~ NOrtn
llgtI Coos OF ~ u.-tD
gcaafilNc in Boston al M No intermediate
bindings between Sew YORK Aud Providence -
Tickets Al Sos. Sni. ofs, ana
Metropolitan Avenue tiotetn
5UJ a-i BopNlyp. Also. ucAotS s1ll a.
al Motel aid principal ticket Offices and 81 All 0ccs oI WocC
EXPIRES COMPANY.
T. ". tnKNs a. Il. AgL II. 3. BABCOCk Pres'L
rlNlIE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
4 FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
st5 y m IRON Pirr -. North River to0t of JAY ST.
Special limited tickets good ONLY on 2i5 a. IN. coa.
meeting usn At stOuington. sold via this line from New
IA itosiun Tor 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"REMINISCENCES OF JAMES c. AVER By CHARLES
CowIEr. svo pp. l56. Lowell. Mass.
Tho history of q singularly energetic anu
vuceesssu business s related in this volume a. Il"
.rann,e NJ New.Fuca enterprise, thrift, publ spirit
Ind material prosperity. DIT. Aver. rs he was u'uwS
called though we believe he never engaged IN h'uc'
practice. Was born IN Ledyaid, little town I"iLei3
Sart OF Groton. I'm Connecticut in the year lolo no
father WHO carried on fam IN small wal" l'.o."'.
with a saw-nill. grisi-niil, cardnFuiii ana
= baeNsmifhs shop. died when James was
about seven years OLD and his motNer To-
moved with her children 10 Preston. her ha''e
VILLAGE three miles distant. Here the growing
nov attended school IN the "old red school-h'nSe'
which stood solitary and alone m The centre li''"
mains AT tie axe Of eleven he made contract with s
grandfather who was engaged IN the flannel NJ nuiac
tnre TO tend the picker Of tic cafdng nacl iof l"
cents an hour, often working twenty hours oN' r""
presenting the earnings OF his labor. ai''r ihe' A''
amounted TO Q considerable cum, 20 DIS w'oWtu iA'N'r
When twelve years old his thirst for learning became
Unsuitable and he AZ lcngth scnt FOR * months 10"
school IN Norwich where he had about atty other bows
for his companions and al the end OF the time was &c
lfcted from the number ly couutrv Merchant "'
Norwich for bis clerk IL remained WIN MN
about year; but he continued restless; he
must have an education; and In $50 an
uncle I'm Lowell VS. induced "a ad ln ~
L. purpose, acG he was cont 90 Nt-'f I'll sea 'cMy
A. The thca-fcru rait of Mass clute,s IT, rcin"td
lorc about ye.t, pursuing It's 'uil's WIN mat Sac
W '-'.-'' .. ,.-, rt flc lfs
u '.'' "'''''. '-. a., ga. .,t.,...ir
. '''' -, ,t -, n., ,eoe,f,
h'". '' 80 -, %. r... f,,,-,, 90.
9 N'""- w. ,. t.., 500, ,l.,,
Ni'.'"'' l. 'i'N ''" -. .,......st Did,
i'"'.'s "'" we '''' .. ....1
I'' '''" '...' Wv" g.. .l.,.
j" AIS ''" ".'.' '-" " 40. f...,1
''''." d.. ,....,., D., I'D,
li'N-D $780," ~ - '''.'~'' '. o. a..
!" '' '-'' anu .,. o. .,. I.,-.l.
N'st i'lh'' an" '''' i' 10 49,, 80. ID, ,.r,.,.
Ii-- S."''' '' '"''',' vas ,. M
tNp I'D ''o ''"" IT'D ~ "- .
49, if n'' '.''L l'I Nl'lN '.'
r'n. h' r'i "nt mace h ''-'' N''.' '
t. ar''h'c. iy iul became "N ''''''
a. 'stc'i chemist. lac N"i.+'" --' s.'''
y g.. 'a'c Ni.S''''e. J. l''''' ma
.-itc l.,u g.. University 'i i,-..' .'" ID
con. .f,- t.r ..i.se ~ st-.i.s y.i.'
g. Harvard COZ .-t and tf.- procedures '' -
T-...i SOD ir f.e colo conn @ ''i lif'' .''
lal..r.a s,1 thc aIa.h,c. rs's Shop DOB ".''N n' .'
r .......f.I .O- about $1,000, AaNng 'ol.o"'i '''
,..rrv fr q ln4l.,c period nou ii, uIc'e. iH' sN"
w. repaid in Two years less i!ue h4n was required
IL tDs ferns az thc loan. T. rceiunh D. devoted
himself cmofv 70 ihe composition OF iHc p'cm
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v I L. I. "A C. T.
N EW S ? 4 Pc r S.
CONFINEMENT ISLAND,
l. LII -. IA.N

The price for Inserting One Inch Advertisement
Seven Lno eting Notice Ore ear the American News
Union List of one Tnous aud Fifty County
VILLAGE Newspapers IA 49, is net cash.
We contract VITA the Six Corporations which
tic columns OF these papers by which
Advertisement or ResIng Notice a. above (ohangeaIlo
weekly desired IN the entr combination for the ENTIRE
YEAR $50 for $50 and from unf January
gratis.
FIRM the only one which make this a similar
ohr No other Advertising sency give large or -
good list for tho money and other give even
Tooer aud smaller Inst without charging more than the
which demand.
Our night O. insert for $1,000 viii expire IN December
next every 81 delay In making the
advertiser loss Of three and onchaf million ders
weekly worth at the usual estimates SIS week.
Of the for those who wish cheap good
advertising easy terms of payment 500 month. Al
dress Geo. =. Rowei a Co.'s Newspaper Advertising
Bureau 10 spruce-st y cw-YorlI
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A MEMOIR OF :. : PRENTi~s. Edi ed bv his Brother
.-.s. emo. CIa-lo- -or-l-.Ls ; ns.

MEMOIR OF :. :. BfIN ii~-. Idi cc DIV MS tr'ihcr
vp.s.. -mO. CIaI4cs 'crD-ers = Ne
TIE biography OF the celebrated forensic
nrd political orator - the southwest, Mr. ,argent
Irtntss prcparcd by hIs brother, the Rev. George L.
Preutes the distinguished Presbyterian clergyman II
Ills city, was trst published about twenty-five years
ious has been out ~ paint. After
sx.ns We circulation IN every part Of the United States
St. sale was suspended by The breaking ou " the civil
VIZ but new interest the work has been awakened
Of ale especially among he young men Of the country
an he demands edition have been reiterated
even from Remote quarters Oregon the Indian
TERRITORY and Texas II hss accordingly been decided
a. publish new edilon % the work. and IL Is re-
pfimfsd without change fiom rgus form. A
large PORTION ~ the volume IL, OF course. devoted
q IN eccouut ~ Mr.. Premises political career
when comprises many Questions that have now. In a
great lost then peculiar signihcancc but tie
discuss which retains IFS interest Illustration
Of his brilliant talents and tie qualities OF his char
scter The WORK presents Instructive history of the
poutch development Of the Southwest during the If
t.n oyertfu years IRON 1856 10 1850 IN which period
MI Pfcniiss Of the most conspicuous figures
TIE scene ana eNertcd marlCd ifuoncc forma-
tion uioi and the compi, Of public m. asnres
OF most important subjects IN the debates on
which active and effective part was that OF
the rcpadaton Of the bonded debt OF Mississippi pro-
feet winch n opposed with AL the energyof his fiery
suence aud the forceful arguments OF Irresistible
logic but the great attraction of the biography ts
admirable deneaOn OF Mr. Premises social and domes
tic character lie was man not without the faults of
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an impressihle and impetuous nature but otasnguhr1
winning disposition with temperament OF uhoouhueu
kindness and af, ction Of devoted family nttachnehs
with sou. Of the brightest honor ana OF "o""ei"i
freedom in his composition from every lelW'
ignobie and uncracious element. His biographer has
not been tempted by the influence OF personal ties TO
overcharre the porraiture OF his brother with prismauc
colors His anruagc IS not that Of uncmpored cuogv
hut OF sincere admiration called forth by rare ana pea
ul traits OF character. His warmest utterances are
matched by abundant testimonies from the acquaintance
Of the lite Mir. Prentiss OF which an example may lie
given IN the words Governor Crtendcn. of KENTUCKY
who writes, cit was impossible 10 know him without
feeling for him admiration and love. His genius so rioh
aud rare his heart so warm, generous and magnani
nous aud his manners, graceful and go genial coud
not fail impress these sentiments ON all vino ai'
preached him. EOQucnce part OF his nature ana
ovc- his private conversation a well as bis pubic
srecches Il scattered Its sparkling Jewels with more
than royal prouson." II Is by means too late In the
day % recall the memory OF gifted and so remarkable
n person and in complying with the widely EXPRESSED
wish for new edition of the Memoir the author has not
only craed the instinct Of fratenal love- but conferred
a benefit upon tic publc.
THE YOUNG FOLKS CYCLoPEDIA OF oCoMioN
THINGS. BY JOIN d. cHAMrIN.Jr. 5vo. p2 GO. Henry
H0it& Co.
The publication Of a special book of refer
euce signed for The OF young readers Is nov
oty educational literature. To what ent IL can pe
available purposes OF practical utility can per
maps Nc determined only by experience. There Is 10
doubt that the precicn OF consulting work OF this
lind would greatly tend quicken the power o. nltcn
uon 90 stimulate juvenile curiosity and 10 strenS On
the habit If careful and accurate reading as wen as u
carch the memory with store Of instructive ana Naln
able facts Tie present volume Is model OF cons'Iuc
,lon and arrangement II has been prepared Jy an eA
per.cnced ana intelligent scholar. uncommony wed
vei,ed In Tie different branches Of learning ana ahen
d, large practice IN the difficult art of uc d. exact auc
comprehensive statement. Ins plan oil me "oIh eN
CluIcs biography Rad geography. but embraces inc
meat familiar points Of natural history. chemistry
piyaioogy, astronomy, and pAys!cs with special rci
tro1Cc 10 objects ostaeary related 10 human com
fol. and convenience, suca the Pie lomena OF air.
t. heat aud electricity, Tire Manufacture OF articles
l comilou sse, tue various processes c0nnected wth
tie arts aud the parts OF the human system whose
health al action i Influenced by personal HABITS Tie
facility OF using tue Work 10 advantage IS greatly a.
sisted Oy lhe indispensable appenGJgc OF coplous aud
accurate index.
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~ HARPER & BROTHERS VIII send any Of the allow
ail postage prepaid TO any part Of the Cnle'
states. ~ rac.ipt Of the price
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60 n1nom II 4lln Concern
iflilIinerp.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


A -NEW-BRUNSWlCK boat, landing at
Sayreyls ona Ageos Perth Aney rSrags
from 1901 cae week day at n fare lower tlan
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE. DREW
- and II JoHN leave Pier No. ~ NORTH River.
si Abary snuav morning eHcepteD Si9 lr,n Sori
aud East sxcul-ion TO Albany return go0d
U''' F- " ". EvERETr. President
EOR BRIDGEPORT and ali points on Nau-
anne slip (I'ler s r. r. daily At 1880 a. M aud D. m
lai lower han D., any other route.
IGOR RONDOUT and KlNGSTON.--L
hon Poaakcps H.o. eonaseing VIII b.ier SSna
ira~ Sie ana " ,ii valley i.a roads steamboats, ME,
p n PeT 81 NO tn H. 100, o: la5r ,ons c.,, ,,
leave At * p.
LOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
liLlp. WHITE MOUNTAIN y iREAL ana N.
viii sIgs sS New % f 5. "a oI eSnseen9f
a. Tickets sold aud baggage checked at ga Brosdway
NV YORK; ana Courtst Brooklyn Excursion 10 New.
/ FOR ROsrOV AND THE EAST
steamers Bl.I@roL ana PROVIDENCE icsve New York
Murav-t at 5:30p M have BROOKLYN via Annex p.
n, Jersey city, $50 r. m.
NEwroHl,. LINE LISE, FOR Ho5T9CN ANp THE EAST
Aor,h veT diiy sara3ys melnceei at D. IA fare only
ee{ 81 date ana CONF, ms a men leaes NewBort at
ara s'aero Ss,leel a. once rlcr ~ Nsnh
GrG /. coSScr Genl Passr As,. '''-'' NN''
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 AHRASGtMLNr OF p rtHSsENSEk TRAINS March
rp.,sn ns,hIsas% AHcaiSSsa FSIas
BARR scranton and runkhannock.
no p M %ss EsPass' S lDr e"'ton he'hehe9
Geneva Auburn. Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA Fails
west f"''"-" 's'pHS ' RSBi SAYRf. supta od Ens'r
General Eastern Office. corner Church Cortannt-ts
IL ,yru
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! EUIGU VALLEY EAILROAD.
me DOLLAR to BOSTON.

one DOLLAR 10 WoKCE,TER Li,nucd ucyets 81.
GOOD SUFFER- On the buats 80 stsameih leave
per 49, North River. da y. at jio p M.
Steam - uf the NORWICH LINE leave pier daily
SUNDAYS. u. BOSTON.
aud Portland and the White ans daily
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THREE NEW ISSUES
HARPERs HALFHOUR SER

HARPERS HALF-HOUR SERIES
BURNING THEIR SHIPS. By BARNET PHILLIPS.
39rno Paper. - cents clotL, IS cents.
sLt and entertaining tory reYete with plquant stu
atoms
FOOD AND FEEDING. ry Sir HENRY THOMPSON.
32mo pap.r 20 GEMS cloth, 20 cents
valuable aud treatise the arts OF selecting
pre!arag. ana serving food.
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VII I, I0IHl
Trains leave Cort-
laudi street Ferries A. follows:
4o. .3O, so 90 llmtei. II $50, !, 3. g. 1880,
30 ana 10 T. M sunday, and u 1880, $50.
AMI I'D y.
"ltookYn Annex" with all through trans
at Jors Guy aAordng speedy and direct uansler iOr
brooklyn travel
ciuinng trans leave Philadelphia, l-Ol $40. 300 Z
7.35 SiJ aud ~ a. m uAmted EYpiess. $50 D. NJ =. t.
h:5U aud 900 = ~ ON sunday. .Ul $40, $780, 800 and
sac a. IN 3,
Ticket Oia..s No. 516 and 9i4 Broadway No. Aston
Josa and foot OF esrusses and Coridtss No. Court.
Al ana iUsn Annex lt f.pl 0 Fs.i0n-si, Brook an
Ms ia ll6 ana lis uds0l-t, Hohoken Depot Jersey
City. imsfaut ilc-ei ohica, No : Batferypac
FRANZ lnoM-ON l. D.. FARMER.
Ocni PASSENGER A 4
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RAL1IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD dl.-

landteta -.
80 a Pitfshure Columbus Cincinnati
polls Chicago the West Richmond Charleston.
ana the south. Pullman Baltimore 10 Newark.
Ohio PItisOuTg ard Chicago
loo p for Washington and tho West Pullman cas-
from YORK Baltimore Washington. making close
connections Pttsburg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS Inul-Vls
and H. Louis Through Pullman cars BALTIMORE 10 Cncln
natl and 81 Louis a., ,-
40 y m or Washington and The West making con.
nection FOR The West as the p. IN. tram -,
i00G IN dav for Washington. the South and West Pull
man seepcrs from New-fOTk Baltimore and Wasnn yton
making connections or Chicago Cincinna lndanapl
lie Iouisve 81 Louis Columbus Piitshurg the south and
souihwest IN rough Pullman from inOre Cincin
rer connects Vt Washington with trains for Lynchburx
Florida New.Orleans ana tho south . 49,.
For through tickets please cal at Companvs Ooe BIT
and NJ ticket o1ces loot OF CortalA
pnd pesbrosse s.sts. and Depot. Jersey cry. ....
ROUND TRIP TlCkEIs TO kANoAs, NEBRASKA
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BANKS AND BANKING BY JONI 7. MorsrjE Second
t ton. Revised. syO. =. J.. Oal. Little, BIown' *

BANKS AND BANKING. BY Jony 7. MORSE IT, Second
60 ''"' i'''''''' CIV" = D.
The first edition Of Mr.. Morse's treatise ap-
reared nue years ago. II unpr"teuioua hut MS
fu volume 90 those Tor whom II primarily prepared,
ina.,uch - 81 was the Only book which presented COM
pact, and with anything lac compie ness tie modern
features the a tnis country relating o banks ana
banking II also, # we are not n.'siaken The alt
thor's nrs essay writer on legal TOPICS LIS rhecssS
easily prepared tine Tor is repub lcdtor with all the
improvements which experience ami criticism might
suggest and which The interval rendered Iosslbe Ac-
cofncy the hes been IN the present edlli"n much
enlarged anl Substantially rewritten. over four hun
dfed ncw authorities are cited. being an In
crease Of apout thirty pc: cent. Willie the text
lss been oulargci by more than one hundred
pages The changes IN the text have been
4 III ,rfv ~ cn0crsirc oirttiur altogether, he
discussion If Established principles aud IN Tie statement
a. oisr rules which had been omitted heoTe. aud the
author states this has been al erteI Use OF such
naamtucc that the toni expended upon II has very
greatly exceeded that which WAS devoted To the COM
po.i.ion of tc boo6 in the first instance. The topics
discussed are the nature Of the banking franchise and
The general and implied powers which are compre
heudcd 10; the relations 10 the users Of M franchise
a. those wno deal with IT, snch as deposiors ard Gus
TONERS; the powers, duties and Liabilities Of officers.
ag.ut- ana -agca1l us; the nature aud incidents OF
b.rk,ng money. checks ami notes; the usagcs and
customs prevail rc the business OF banking; some
leeuIiaries IN practice ia actions ~ inst banks aud
Tn important AID comprehensive chapter up ~ National
hauEs. The AUTHORS method - to STATE a prn-
oipie OF the law Ina ms own LANGUAGE,
giving She authority Tor it In foot note.
or somet!mcs where extended statement seemed
desirable the language of the court; the moduc'-
tons Of the rulc follow and such illustration or dis
QUESTION rs viii fully explain IL or lis limitations. In an
arpcnt arr contained the acts of Congress relating to
National baaks. twtuty-two IN number. As humorous
state ns aud rs IL l. by no means in'roquent
for cor. oratous Organized under the National laws TO
~ back tine state :! stcn, II would, thm, have
materially added the usefulness OF the compilation II
tee Lad been also col, ct.d IN the Appe' dix the
general banking laws Of the states Questions are CON
sianig arising under them touching tie scope Of the
mower Of banks to contracts. aud tins power
dcpeds up'n the Of e statute uuder which they
arc chartered. would urally ind II NOS; coz
yenet h. T. SOFT 10 book Tor Le tex. OF the law
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VUE ERIE RAILWAY.

EUE ERIE RAILWAY.
IhII Snd WIsIIEN RAILROAD. Arrangement ii iia.n
1 hina effect July "a, 1879 49,; ~, -,
COachca 10 Burtl0 ant ru-pen-on hfldgr
m ulaii,l fas T. Louis spr.;- a wing az Buffalo
west. Iumaus Ocst IIdw4ns loon sleeping COACHES u
D. m. trIaly) Pacific Express the West sleeping
Coaches through 20 bnnho NIAGARA Fails Cncin-
: D. Ia. EmigIant for tho wess.
Trans leave tnanhoTs Street Depot New York. for
Newark, 10. $40 ll:5o $40, 42u. 900 $40 73S
D. and II midnight saturday nights only sundays
EuihoT oI PARK and q. 1850 10. A. H. che
loco A. H. train stops Al Rutherford Park only aI 49,
~ noon Las, s. 3;5t $50 n;lO $50 J M
IL Midnight sundays T. $50. 1922 a. la, 6:JU. $50
Pafr ~. o. 65 $50 $40. TO- 1922 1880 a. n ~
noon. - g. So 500 40 titN o. .: D. o.2 $50 G:lp
yIS io:20 a M, l;ls casa. p and IL midnight
surrru. 100. 10 20 a NJ 40 '-oJ o. go D. IN, IL
midnight Suniayf, q, $780, lv@p "a a., 40 CJO D.
'' V "a III 3.S6 L. M, 43Op m.
Hewlurg and Cornwall 800 a m. $3.50 A'JO p NJ Sun
Ronaoat aud Eine ton A. m. $3.50 SUNDAYS. s5oa
"Gosneu g. 1850 Q 1920 m. $50 $50 l:3O p SUI.
MidIietown 100 g. I03O m 500. $50 p. IN. san.
dave. So lp'xna l. . 90 D. o.. lht y A. m ami 40 p
m connect wtl Ne~lork and Os"cgo Mi1aud Kan
io en- ~ iTs S5o D. lO.2O a. rn 4.so g. H. Sundays.
SiScsiS leave sdst quarter qaartor after zach
hour ron to % N, aud % loi5 ani ils, ,
AMI Siecuing Coaches obtained, AMI orders tho
Oman an sa S 46i f a" 9 NO. So
touri 81. hiookyn o. 81 Y COMPANY hei,ts a. - ~.
'D JN0. \. HBBOTr. Gem Passr Agrr New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Tains leave for kngcsuod. Cos,e Pormont aud Nyack.
kunGAys, Ia. and o.5O The lisa y. train
leave 80 minutes ivt.r "a utaay nights nm, ~ ,.,
JNO. n AHborr oen'i fsss'r Ast- New iors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Double Track. Tie most improved Equipment and the
Fastest iint consistent with absolute saic.y.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

S4LEs-fOTERvHEN sTOCE DEP4RTHgyl
Ffpsr CALT--IOii O'Clock =. e.
4 : g. Reg 1881 T. o. Coupon 81
20. lu1 .-...--.. 100 20 f ......... 1925.
4 = = comp 1907 L a. CoIp ~
lfGpl. DC .-lUk4 20 W 1861,
q A. Reg 1907 lOO0n lO5s
l.JUU. .....-... be lois
FOURTH CAIL-2i2 O'CLOCK p. u
Z A. Coup ~ O. = & Coup 1877
1OOJJ......DJ. ...-.l0Ja l0hOOJ ...-.-. ..i02t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Fourteen Through TRIMS each way d,y three deDos in
rAllnlclnhil two IN New YO...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
T'O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PESNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED route AND SHORT LINE
between
NLW-YCKK AND PHILADELPHIA