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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

LIVERPOOL July 3l.-POrk-Pume Mess-Uastern. hrmer
AZ 81 Western frIner at 81. BscOn-CumDerand Cut
nrmer - 0d.: Short Rib trmer az - Ion2 Clear,
drner at Clear fruer AZ 40. Hams-LOnR
t'u dull az 44 shoulders. 81. BeefIuda Mess.
dun a Extra IA: Prime Mess dull Al
So. Lard-Prma Western. steady Al 49,. Iao~- trlme
Ga Iurpentne spirits. steady az - hOsn
Common. dull AZ I'd. Fine. eajY at 10 80 Cheese
American % Lara oil. steady at 81 3D.
Flour-fxtra state steady - sd WheatAO l, White
steady 40 d Spune. No. = steady a. d. New Win
ter estern nrner az Winter. steady
ar 3D. Co1-Mlxed steaiy 81 Id Couonseed OILY ell
ow American steady - 81 Rosn-C ommon. az Londen
steady an Ca Turpenune sprts London. dul az 25d
LIVERPOOL Juv 81 2. m.-Breaistuis quiet ana IN
changed. PrOfuce-TallOw. "a Sd per c"t.
LONDON july 3l3:3u pm.rucaf, 20 Cd per cW TOT tuA
Centrifugal polarzng go aud Z3 Sd for cuba Muscoy
Fair Refining anoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

BOSTON Julv 8i-Woo-NO mat rial change demand fair
pcns cdy firm hr trade if slow, manufa trels
being quite ndfcrpuf about IN ure wants, AMI hoGe
equally Indifferent ABOUT se A. most OF the Wool on ble
be replaced az current rates The aeuana
has again run largely tOmbiug Deaiue Michigan
Feeces ~pru allomil and good hnes Of super PuHra
Pine FleeCrs SLOWLY. with v'rV ltf0 inquiry lle
ConhDg ana ueainc Feeces embrace M Tue
and California Wool the total sue4
mir ~eek nnuun to spring and 52,OOu Fali
months inc oho ana Penn
sv.van.a Fe-crs X and ] M - Iisc. Michigan
and 40. = 1OG4I &c Wisconsin X. 4lc ComDne ana De
anne 0J9c. Kenfucay Indiana Cumhng 5Jdfc: D.
washed 1ing 3Jc36c Lake Boz: Territory. 25G32c
Texas 3Oa36c. Cnwashei sud Unmerchantabic Fleetes
7 GfDr. spring li0rna. - Csc. Fan California q 81
super and Pnllet ~ a5ic; Scoufct 4O- d7-c Tub
Washed pa 0nteyideo 35c EuGash Downs, 5Dei
Australian - d4sc. The total snios Tor the week were
4D1. sd OF Nhich /. $50 q were D0mesllc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

HAVANA July 3-Sugar-Teward the end Of the week &C
tivjy In 10 the In exchange. but although
Demands 0f holders tAe latter again
exhDrt higher pretensl0ns o. 10 70 - D. = a tees
arrobe gold Nos u % 20 D. =. 10 II = reals Mo
Nos. 10 TO- 7fd1'f reals; Mu-covado Com
10 Far Teas reas centrifugal. 81 polarization IN
hhda GA G9A. stocks warehouse AZ
Matnzas7q 800 boxes $4,000 bngs ana $4,000
bids Receipts the week-5eO boxes ST. bags ana go
hhds. Exports during the week-Ol boxes 400 bags ana
including and all the bags and hhds TO
the United states spanish gold Z1Ud22O Exchange urm;
United states 90 DAYS gold 81 a9o premium 90,
sgnt prenlum London 10 d3O premium
Pans. 615 premium.
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gisrilon Notices.

ADVERTISFMFNTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVE a. yHk
UP.TONN OFFICES, No 1,23e Brssdvay cor rhlry arS-
Al or 40, West rwenry-tniri.st. corner kghta ava
No 90 kasf Feurteenthst., cornsr Cnion azre -
Ilirn ave- eor Forry the HAhLEM OfFlC&
No Sl~J third one sRnared and veny foartA e.
(Hariem ssvmgs Bank BUILDING up - H. A. resalD
office a.
rTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
l the stooxnolders Of the New York and sresas Land
tSa Company No So Ptnest- IN the cfg Of
~, = crt on TUESDAY, the 10th day 90 August. A.
2os the eeoiiOn OF direct,
& sr,. Inspectors u
a., nn.pnss which may rought before the meeting
oraer OF the Board OF Directors the STOCK transfer oo
wa w sAhUkL THOk>E- Vice peeak1anA
JOHN & BARNES. secretsreL
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July 81 1880 D. m.-The Cotton viii be
closes Today Monday
Augusta. july 3l-COttOn duh: MnduDs. IO'sdIlc; Low
MlddhBg lUA2c: Good CULINARY. sa4ci receipts bale
sales. % bales
BAL rIsoRk July 3l-Cotton dull Mdding II Sc.. Low
MIca.ing Ordinary. e1.
grOs bales cOastwiAe 90 bales sales 81 bales
STOCK. 3,94l
boston. July 3lCoIJOn quiet niddlnR lAsc. Low Mid
ding &C Good Ordinary gsc 90 bales
gloss. 80 balsr 1888 bs
duty SlCotl0D quiet Mddng. lliga II &c.
Low Mldlng IL is.: GOOD Ordinary lOs1 10 &c net
receipts. Lao Dales; 90 ~ bales
CINCINNATI. 1uy 3l-Uotbon quiet Alkaline, IA Sc Low
Mlao lO2e; Good Ordinary. S1c. receipt bs3 bales
shipments 1893 bales 4<6 bales 100 bales
STOCK. 1859
eALygsTos July S.-Coon steady; MiGdBng IUAsci Law
Alddng l0zc GOOD Ordinary. receipts l43 Dhlrs
IoAs 10 bses exDors coastwise lSl bales; ssa All
bses stock. S,0l2 Daies.
LOUISVILLE Jny 5I.-Cotton steady MiadiRe. ll'ss-
MKxFnIs. July Sl-Cotson 2uet Nllcag llc. reccipis.
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STEAMBOATS, Gro Railroads..
A Ii Raj. LINE


"a TO The WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AXE NEMPh tEdAGOG am QU hBEC u.,,,
parior cars viii Grand Central Depot NewHork O.
T. n q n r ~ al % a m arr yng IN the noun 81 rs
'@' "' 30" '''' c. T. HEMsTEAD. A,
4fhave and f2dst. \. Y.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferri station in Sew York foot Of Llbertyst
Ferry sia-on IN Brooklyn foot OF Fuiton-st' jewels
Commencing June 81. ss0-Leave NswYork. foot Of Lib.
b30 a. m For aston. Bethlehem WIND Gap Manch
Chunk Isnanend, Driiion, Upper Lehizh "nSesoaire'
7I5 a. m FOR Pennington D. l. and Western R h..
Esston Bethlehem, Mauch CHUNK Iamaq "a etc, ,,
60 fcn ID a. m .a,,~, ss17cl cgTne
DalvDe Wiiamsport lsmaqua. Duton. NanucoAe' upper
I0.80a M For somervIle Pennington etc.
m-For emington. Easton Allentown. Reading' HaT
800 p ~ OF Pennington Easton Bethlehem, Wind Cap.
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Driiion, Wukesbarre scranton
$50 -. m.For scbooleys Mountain Hga Bridge Branch
4S5p m For souervIle Pennington etc
$3.50 P m-toI Iastgn Del, Lack and Wes y, r. Al en-
Ia n m - For Fasou ~
For Eizabeih $50 6l5 6t5 10 745 . $50 o. $40
l03D lOa3. lll3. ll9 a. NJ i-io I50. z, -3 =, 55l
S45 4. 4:l5 40 ~ o. olo; %? 543 D. 6:I5. $50 Gao
SUNDAY tal- leave az $40 a. - p % for bouno brOOh
and inferno cate ations at 13) p H. for Easton Alien
For Newark 5t5 5.I5 $40 715 745 $40 s,46 9ls
ESQ, TO- 1910 liza m II NJ; J. 2 $50 49, D. 5'5o
For trains u loca points Time Tables al stations
Boats the Brooklyn and Enc Annex make conner ions
al Jersey City station to ana from BROOKLYN ana he Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Anboy south Amboy. Mat
awan Keypor Hszet NdG.etown Red Bank Little silver
Il snchport Lone Branch, boron Deal Besca ocean can
Point Pleasant Toms RIVER barnegat tanuc CITY ee
a. NJ. 30 3 80, 4. 3: .. p. m.
For A tantc cry, l'SO p IL
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prouo51Is.
TREASURY DErAaru~r

Drritt Dt iai ~. "t .A-L,, {
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN tua, SLALkD
1sr o nm. AerarmeS IT aat = ooc Boon aoada y.
August o. 1885, lor performing labor come Pre-. YIN ths
l. he oi!s submitted stare tae pace Der on Of 22io
ana ue merchandise Included Ia eacA Of the following
Gas, / Iron -teel and other metals Cd Cot N
Class B . oiler vegetable merchandise
Class T. The bids mast stale the price g. mn 10y fr'unf
coal salt ores and other commodities imported 10 Oak 'nd
Class hcy state The prce p- age OR n.
tarug and cJOprraC including the ,aafY hoops nG a
therefor packages are Of imported m -osheads Or
CAS- A For sugar Jared 90 the docks.
Glass b For 'uear tarsi t ne sussr teharii = . .
ton Of tie saryetor o. the Port OF Nce jrs or the
egher distric suiiceu NUM- bey oil lc competent
10 perform under me super 'i'loh ana OF ,, .ie
ers assistant wegnets he aDot incident c i1e ~sighnS
asury DEPARTMENT require 10 be esaed o. tare
ana wch .a. AZ I'VE a. OF DC De eNPo'e" HON. 'A' P'r'
Tabor,rs vii be required break and
plare the mercaanlse the DINER implements
used Tor weighing and the same tie erom ana DAos
weighing done gi leave tbe crar For me weighing
Of other goods and not cucumber ne ~al ne! ai's on
weighing implements 10 and from TIE pace Nhrre me "ssh
~ INC Government VII furnish Tho wessns mpemeats
the accuracy 81 the scales u other weighing
HE eo9iTac.6r NH be required 10 rr.h .urh nunaer
be necessary % secure supply Of aoorors
vi me business uner he contract WI b., performed
unGer genera lat0us from time 10 me DO
Dresser oed BY the secretary 0f tEe Treasury
VII Any disputes arising between the contractor an sr
veyOT Weigher WI be submitted % the 90 ectf OK no
Port From decision appeal esifed csn De TAKEN 10
the Secretary OF the Treasury D. whose decision tie con
tractor must abide. 49,, -.
VIM bidder viii be required % furnish bond WIN
two thr twenty ave thnnsand collars
s25Oou alDroved by The Col ecor OF The Port Oh r~ @rs
Court Of the United star y OF Dis
rfornrv of the Conditioned nat proper
contract cred INTO Dy The bidder should the 0d be
awarded 10 him.
TX bond WI DE required Tor The faithful performance q
the contract ed BY the officers above mennne
vita suncrnJ surees the penalty 81 thn bond
be Thousand dollars lSJO0oOi Payments under ina
con rAct the rrst and fifteenth Gays 81 each
month
The Government reserves the rght 20 rrer any or Al
DdA u defects Ormaltrs and 10 terminate TIE
Contract a thirty 800 DAYS notice.
be sealDd Addressed 20 TIE SECRETARY
of The Treasury marked Proposals Tor performing labor IA
the weighing Of dutiable merchandise ~ the oH OF Ner
York IA. h. FRENCH, Aciiut secretary
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sisamboats ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
n vail Nswburg PougIkeeDse ispniout and klgs'on.
landing at COzzenss Milton. New Hamburg sal HIVE PARK
.eave- foot Of NbSfhY-sr $40 aud Z4IHsf a. SD
m exception Connection az POughkeopse win
evening 4. r. X. for NOrJh aud West Baggage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
NEW5--'YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
LUN \.

4. OIL, D. N. - - ,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUTE-FOr Highlands Bellevue. SelDrght
Monmouth Beach. Atanueve Long Branch, Ocean rove
Par, Point Pleasant Toms River, BArns-
gat NneaDd. ATLANTIC CITY. etc "a
DIRK foot Liberty st. o. J:2O AUifo a. H. 4'4O
3:45. D. m.
For Ntantc CITY. 40 p. m.-thr0ugh cars
SUNDAYo-g5O a. III. for Long Branch
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
1 NEW-YORK LAKE ERIE AND z.srERN RAIL

THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
| NEW-YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL.
AARRAveE,E,r OF TRAINS TAXING Effect MAY TO- 1890
Ga m.-Cinennau ana hicago Dag hxpfrss drawing
room 1 caches Buffalo ana SuspenriOn bridge.
6p N. Dsiy.lFist It Louis Express. arriving al Bnt
faI6at connecting with fast ira us the est and
Pumans best DrawiHg room sleeping Coaches
: D. H. CDaily Pacific EXPRESS for tho West soepiog
Coaches through Bu-aO. NIAGARA Falls Cncinn III and
Ceazo whon change also ao.e Dining Cars to Chicago
Trains leave HAMMERS street Depot New OK ior m
Newark. d: 49, $40 ll.oO 3: o, 40 o:-0 bl6 800
ana ZOO nianieni saturday nights cnly sunas o.
H and Passae 500 100 10 1920 1920
train Stops at rutherford only ON saad4vst- no ~
l:45 500 800 440 6lu, $50 5lG $50 lo;S1 m y
midn ght Sunuays $780, ESQ Iu-O, H., Lao $780, p r
a pier.nS & ,5 800 $40 10 1920 1890 H. II
Las B $40 500 ago 4:4O, $40 j2O. $50 olG 05J,
+ rs \ I,.3O D. NJ. and II midnight sGndAys, D. $3.50.
-uIfetn. 6.uO 100 1922 a. 40. 500 o0l $40, 40
1880 ?. aid Y mngh. sunday 1f 800 $50 lo'2o
Warwick, 100 lti-O a u t.'e y H. an sqo m s,n
gocadS1t and Kingston m. $3.50 sunaayA $50
Goshen 600 100 800 1920 $50, $50 4:so 90
NthdetoEn 100 300, 10 o a m 3oe, $40 IOO 40 p m
Sundays $50 1870 a M oSo Nv u INC ~ u x sha
land Railroad al Man.st an - IN an, 80 80,
- 40 lteyO a m: b.0. $3.50 ana 700
III oats leave 25d.st quarter OF ami quarter after
each hor 54o N TO S'sO D. H. ana Al 4O4' ana LIio
M for massage and for Apartments Drawing Room
an Coaches be obtained, and
checng transfer OF Baggage may De et Al the Com
anv's fres $50 iUl or Dot broadway, \. T. No 2
I any Al Brookiyn or Al the CON panys Depots
xpIess from the West arrive IN New ork at 7;25
and lig5 a. m. and lO.l0 p m
""u i1"-0 mo " ABBofT. Cent Passr As't New-YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
ack 100 500. 900 Loo 800. 400 4io0 $50, 6aO
1880 IA win so later SATURDAY nights
Manuel spIing Valley and Monssy 1;oO' 800 H. s'oo
mo. N ABBOTT. General Pass Arsnt Nsw.var.
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y J y :
Express Trana NTh via DeshrOsses and COrt
gndf Straets Ferries, as follows:
4.iO $50 -:2O , D 7. mite D. m. l. 1880, 4. 4:l0 ..
and 10 D. nj ~ niEnL sunday ADO ald .
a ~. s. D. T. go and 10 D. m. aud , night
York dai eRCep sunday ar $3.50
a. IN ana D. H., running hTOugh via Trenton and Cam
den.
AT Jersey city afording speedy aud direct transfer for
l3rooklyn travel. 800 49, -
Returning trans Phuadelphia 1901 3i5 425
{5 b. $50 tliuItrd Express $50 p. 2.
$40 : and T.3O o. NJ sunGay. l2.ul 5:45 4:25 ;.
50. a. M. and p Leave Philadelphia. VIA camden
n. ana 300 D. G2Iy. except >uLGay.
rcSet Ofices IS aud 944 Broadway 40 Astor House
ami oo OF D.sbfoases COFtand--ts NO C0utst and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot loot Of Ful on-st BROOKLYN nos
II Hudson HOb0keu Depot, Jersey CITY
IMMIGRANT Tioket No = Bal terf place
Ipe VeH YORK transfer Company wiz all for and check
barU &c hotels AMI residences
FRANK THOMSON. l." +; AINA4 sI'' .
General Manager General faSseLgei agent
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flnauClal

4 LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should gel TIE IlIBC NJ ALI
MANAo loi l71D. no" ItIy, li-- - CrI., ~ .-a.--
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want TO
ID get The Tribune Almanac FOR 1850; the figures
United states revenue and hxpcnm"'4 since 1870 Price
GAS STOCKS.
An ev York and Brooklyn Gas stocks, also all kinds
-. eEOkGE n. PRLAI!sS, ~ .-r.
Gas STOCKS & CITY r. X. Stocks and Bonds
" 0ourl, sold TT dEwlTr.5l Lxchange.plaea
EWYNNE 6 DAY a. Wall-st., New-York
- ,e-tabished ls54l transact general Banking aud
NOTICE.-Whereasst stockholders owning more
= 'A 9E II t,fA|E L1ye adv epoliei IN
v- 10 tha under snea the president Of said company
cal speca meet us Of e so,haoiifH of sad company or
sent dsen oa tle Arc cs o. Union aud aton
between sand company t.e Kansas 9chc ta"ay company
5a. ne I T,i I. r. ~ so1 -t. maj Gl tie s
ef oil ,,,re thar mis- nj te s.or, mn the Uui6n
Iacnc Itrola Company has been ven 10 ,la articles Of
mteug Oh The be- csici tar -uch assent be
@ ~; S s c5 gl o 'e he'll for tiat lr56e 81
ov fbere,o,e rr-lanf Io sat apH.,r On T. sidney Dll.
lo nr,g,'t Of u. 81 IL mon r enc i.ailr1l C1lp-y no.
g oTa5 Oh a H of . c1riplly 10 oaire
q lhe Iao1 on 51 g a Of Ags "A he $40 ' ber
me i o. Geie IN M by Ioi - fe SAID corpora
lion its dissent from the said Arucesol Union
and dated Jang1Iy a. COPY OF , winch i
original Of w1ch on fe and can be seen at the oom2anys
D. ).
hand THIS an day Of Nay 4 p 1850
President Of the Onion Pa4iae Iallro4d company.
HENRY y. tAEiANu. SECRETARY.
having already a4scnted 70
fAe consolidation Of the proposed Is
merely tat assent take tie form Of reoolcd vote
TOAKTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALISG IL
STOCKS
viii 90 write 10 call on the old Banktng House Of
HONE- 81 COMPANY, u VI a4l-7t.. y y.
Formerly iowo- This house Uaus1cts q general
Commission bu-Ines Wlthveri iargr cApruehce
UNITED srArfs E1PREss COMPANY.
TLEA-UAERs OFFICE. - BROADWAY
NV YORK. july ~ 4sSU)
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
viii be July 81, al and reop"ned August ~
1880 THED. j. WOOD, treasurer
JNO THE BONDHOLDERS OF the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY fONPANY.-NOTICE Is
HEREBY ~ D. that the TRUSTEE. lor the Mortgage
Bondhoncrs Of the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY CDM
agreement 10 b 10 thc property or the hondhodefs and
aprcu for that has signed by large
majority the honuhodeIs
those who signed the agreement do 80 by
applying ~ the Office of THE UNION rHUS COMPANY
OF NEW-YDRB az n %. Is Is Dad way. View y rk city
BoHuhOder viii please deposit their bones with sa Trust
used bY me Trustee 20 n purchase OF the
properly raw company conformity u the above
b Enforcement signed sid IrIst
Dcposurs viii Dor OF the Trust
bugdr tor examination. &c. ana
f. f. BISHOP.
r. ". BASSETT
Trustees Of Mortgage Of IAN Western Railway Co.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING. sc.

ENGINEER OFTcE, UNITED STATS Army
NEwPORI r. l.. uly -, lse0.b
SEALED PROPOSALS WI DE received at tas ohcs sntl
- o'clock on attn day OF August lssu, IS follows
En~ l,redung-TauntOn River Mass. PrOvnlence River.
y l. BIocE arbOr. e. Lutte Nsrrasansstt
n l. ana tOnn and Connecticut River. Conn.
For RIP Graae-For Jettlcs mouth Of the C0npect
cufR River. Conn.
IN regard works. b'ank
proposals gllarausy VIII be Application tina
oniae h. WARREN LAUugenantC Colonel ErgGecrs.
lreyet Genera G.. :. A.
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LIvE srocK MARKErs-BY rELEaaAPH.

CHICAGO July 81 HoGs-ReoefpIs. 1000 mead ship
menis 1900 head market da and hover Mixed Packing.
a. - aSi 50; Choice Heavy. 81 90 aS4 r5.
CArTLK-HeCeipJS 100 head shipments. 400 head
Good Natives. saGss TO- Grass re1ans - %
Ch0ice. - 25GS4 20.
81 LOUIS, July 3lHoesYo Workers and BaltimoFes 81 so
a - 90. Packing - 5OdGi IS Butchers Fancy 70
q - go receipts. $3.50 head shipments, 800 head
CArnE-In gOod demand al full prices FOR Grass Texans
Butchers stuff supply hght receipts 800 head;
shipments.
ia
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NEWPORT LINE, for specis itmiIed tickets. Steamers
NEWPOi.I And Old CDLD&Y
leave Pier River loot II Murray daily sundays
sNceued cOunec ug az Newport With tasi Express
Tram. arlIviug Boston az 1870 a. ~.
Fefuruuc lrqve Boston ff0m Ola COiOny Depot az
Tcxets can be secured 10 AeWl 0rk ONLf
q Pier -. North River aud on board steamers -
GEO. l. COS NOR, Gel' fAss. Az.
a IOVII-I.
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oF1cE or rHE AMERICAN RAILWAY

OfFllE OF ANFAItlAN I
IMPROVEMENT COAfANl 81 broadN2Y y. ,
PROPOSALS Will be- received az thIs ONCE
until August 20, for the Clearing Grazing. Bridging
Water Stations rhOps IracSiaying snd Toes
for the First Div the orleans Pacific galway,
extending shreveport TO LecomPis, a. ABOUT 40
miles the Bridging OF tbs Aichfaaya LIVER on me
anu a. ~ ~ ~'f' " g. NJ ODdE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoY D EoEIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MLIE AR-OLLNE sAEErN
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- PASSENGER TRAINS. on ami ait0r june = 1850 wiz
leave dcnOts audt anu DcDIoss-esf AZ 90 An.
D. I'd and $50 T. Tor Easf9a. Bethlehem, A.enl0~n.
Peaaur Mauch chunk Niiar-b1rre. Tow alfa, NlFery.
Geneva, Lyons Buffalo d te est. iI man SLEEP
iug coaches attached 90 $50 m. uain. g. ,,
Trains 1:4O m. D Me- CoAAeSt ioi AL
points 3 N ahauov HaZl-trn fcisll.
E0--' d" = n RyTNGION General Passenger Agent.
Cenera! asern flee corner church aan Ddrtandi-sts
c. H. CT MINDS. Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE CLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN

* TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9
49, DEPOrs ~ PHILADELPHIA. N NEW YORK.
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UNITED -TArFs EGrREss COMPANY.
TEEA-UKER's OFFICE. - BROADWAY,
@1S000 WATER BONDS

Trustees Of Mortgage Of { IAN Western Railw
NV NOKK. Iulr - A. u. $50.
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NOkN ION LINE
~ r. Boston Worcester Portland and Che White Noun
tsns wa New LOuoon--toamcrs leave llcl 30 40 AOrtn
RIVER az = y. iil. .v except -uNd vs.
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STOCKS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE ALI
MANIAC for $50 now ready. price - cents oyana.L
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want TO
ID yet The Tribune Almanac 1850; gives the figures
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
A FALL RIVER LINE

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ana all pnncpa cities AID 10 ana ana shore resOras
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the BIO D. N. Jrain Ulster and Delaware 2.
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OF coupons good Hudson River 3. received 0r pa
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nor NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING.

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
The Story Of the Apple.

The origin of this very widely-growing
fruit IS unknown, though it has been
cultivated time out of mind. As the
apple is mentioned in the Bible, 1t is
presumed 10 be a native Of Palestine,
although at preseht in Canaan and The
surrounding region 1t il OF no value. 1t
is now imported into Egypt and Pale'-
tine from the neighborhood of Dsmas,
Gus. 1t was extensively raised by the
Romans, albeit the Roman apple is
thought by some to have been very
different from the apple described in
the Scriptures. Pliny says that bis
eountrymen were acquainted with
twenty-five varieiies-Americs pro-
duces more than 200 varieties. The
apple is very hardy. 1t grows on all
soils free from excessive moisture, ex-
cept those of a peaty or very sandy
character. The tree is noted for lon-
gevity, often bearing fruit for 200 and
$50 years-lhe finest kinds Of apples
coming from trees from City to eighty
years old. The orchards Of the repub-
lie occupy about 100000 acres. and
their product is worth some tl6, COO, 900,
most OF the product being apples
American apples are the best in the
world, aud have great reputation
abroad, commanding large prices In
Europe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
Charles Lamb TO YOung Men.

The waters have goae oyer me. But
out Of the black depths could be beard
l could cry out to all those who have
set foot in the perilous flood. Could
the youth 10 whom the flavor OF bis first
wine is delicious as the opening scenes
of lite, or the entering upon some new
ly discovered paradise, look INTO my
dcsolation, and be made 10 understand
what a dreary thing it is when a man
shall feel himself gong down ptec-
pice with open eyes and a passive will
10 see bis destruction, and have no
power to stop it, and get feel it all the
way emanatiog from himself; TO see
all goodness emptied ou! Of him, AID
yet not be able to forget time it was
otherwise; 10 bear about him the pite-
Gus spectacle Of bis own ruin. Could
he see my fevered eyes-feverish With
the last nights drinking and ieyerlshly
looking for to.Dghrs repetition OF the
folly; could he but feel lie body OF the
death out Of which l cry hourly with
feeble out cry to be del.yered-lt were
enough to make him dash the sparkling
beverage to the earth in all the pride
OF its mantling temptation.