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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
TAs MAHUGaRy TREE
THACK ERAY.

Christmas Is here;
Winds whistle shIiil,
Icy und chill,
Little We fear
Weather without.
Sheltered about
The Inahogany-tree.
Once on the bOughs
Birds OF rare plume
sang, in its bloom;
Sight-blrds are We;
Here we carOuse,
Singing, like them,
Perched round the stem
or the jolly old tree.
Here let US sport,
BOYS, rs we sit
Laughter and wit
Flashing so free.
LifeIs but short-
When we are gone,
Let them sing on,
Round the old tree.
Evenings we knew;
Happy rs this;
Faces we miss,
Pleasant to see.
Kind heart5 and true,
Gentle and just,
Peace to your dust!
We sing round the tree.
Care, like n dun,
Turks at the gate;
Let the dog wait;
Happy Wen be.
Drink every one;
Pile up the Goals;
Fill the red bowls.
Round this Gid tree.
Dram we the CUP
Friend, art airaId2
Spirits are laid
In the Red sea
Mantle it up;
Empty it yet;
Let us forget,
Round the old tree.
Sorrows, begone.
Life and ITS ills,
Duns and thIir bills,
Bid we to nee.
Come with The dawn,
Blue-devil sprite;
Leave lis Tonight,
Round the Old tree,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
TIN AND STOVE DEALERS,
SEND FOR PRICE LISTS.

The leading Scientists OF TO day agree that
most disease ar. caused by disorderet Kidneys
Or Liver If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver
are kep IN perfect order, perfect he Alth will be
the result. This ruth has only been known IA
short time aud for years pcopi, suffered great
agony without beng able to inG relief. The
discovery of Warmers safe Kidney and Liver
Cure marks rev era in the treatment of these
troubles. Madc from a simple tropical Leaf OF
rare value, il contains just the clements neces-
sary 10 nourIsh and Il,visorate both of these
great organ-, and safely restore and keep them
in order. II is 4 POSITIVE Rcmedy .or ell tn.
diseases that cause pains in The lower pnri OF
the bOdy-!0r Torpid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dice-DiZzInSs~ - Grarri-Feyer- Agun-MaIa-
rial Fever. ami all difficulties OF the Kidneys
Liver and Urinary Organs.
IL is an excellent and safe reneay for females
during Pregnancy IL will control MenEtrura-
tIon annis invaluable for ..eucorrhtea or Failing
of the Womb
As a Blood Purifier 1t is unequaled, for il
cures The organs that makes the blood
READ THE RECORD
II sayet my iiie.-E L i.akeIy, Selma. Ala
II Is the remedy That Will cure the many lis
eases peculiar TO women -MNthcrs' Magazine
IL has passed severe tests and won cndcrse-
menis from some of the highest medical talent
IN the country New York World.
No remedy heretofore discovered can be held
&. y. Harvey, d. u Washington d. C.
The Remedy. which has done such wonders,
is put up in the Largest Sized Bottle of any
mcdicinr upon the market. and is sold by Drug
! Elets AID all dealers st ST - PER bottle For
Diabetes, inquire for Warmers SAFE Diabetes
Cure. 1t is q Positive Remedy
H Ii. w AsSkR 81 co Rochester, u y
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of
liver
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CHEESE,


Cream
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

Jere Black On this question rail-
road men misunderstood their situation.
Thoy believe or pretend to believe that
railways are the property OF tho csmpa-
nies authorized TO run them, ,chtch is It
cardinal error and the parent ot' much
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
aY.~n. xKNePHoN RYLAND,
RYLASD- Notary Public
RyuaND s. RYLAND,

!. TrORSEYS AT LAW, Lexington, MO: mo.
Ia once over No. 81, Main street. Praetiee uee
Courts OF Laiayettst aoa of ghs saais and
les, In tne auri 3up pf the United States. Prompt
tsation ,tSs given to collections and all ,ap D1aer
SnsinpSs
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|INTELLIGENCER.
pAGiF,G RAlleoac TINE TABLE.


LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
East. o.foA N
Express and Mail ior st Louis, East. 7:l5 p. N.
ARRIVE
Express and Mail from ST: Louis, East
Accommodation from ST. Louis. East
'' G.BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains Tor St. Louis and st. Jo.. SOS A NJ
Trains for St.Louis East and south. 800. :50P@
Trans for Kansas City West...... 10 N
Trains for St. Louis and East. 80 = NJ
ARRIVE Al LEXINGTON
Trains from st. Louis and all points East
and South ......--'-.......... .S:0oA oo :.
From Kansas City and III points West 40 N
o. '0e anu '''"'S a isissiHtojFr;,. Agent.
MO- p r. R-K C. Il L. DrsisIoS-NARnow
GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON FOR KANSAS CITY.
Passenger .....-... ...............-..l:OO 100 A. NJ.
Freight and accommod dation ..... E. ..lGOr. Nj
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON.
'''e &. BEN RUjssELi., agent
CHICAGO ALTON r., RAT uGGINsyILLE.
GOING WEST.
Denver Express. s....................... ZIG A. M.
~ Va - Era,g,,, MaL ,,9n $50 r r
way freight ,;o,Sa EAST T. A
i5enVer EHpress. .'.................... 3sG r. a..
Nv ~, y Maii ;...-..........'.'' -
Passengers allowed TO ride on the is:20 y. m .
Way Freight both ways by procuring tickets
before entering the cars. No other freight will
| carry passengers.
being twenty minutes faster than the Missouri
Pacific time !. a. FIELD. AGENT
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O Lemons and Vanilla nquartrp
Rose SutmerC
Ginger Hint
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uncle, what have you kiilod:' Tine
my dear. II Paris paper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
THE CASH SYSTEM.


handn
chwHl
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CRANRERRJES

hur & ns @ Ssk st h rS lS EEh Ripe
~ o'NA'e''~' '''A" '.sp 'oa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

The Vermont housewife who read
that English mobiles have lots of
hares in their preserves says she
tried 1T III some pIackpert jam and
doesn't believe the foreign stories
GBeston Globe.
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THOs. J. DULING.

kyTT Lexington, ~. Moi Rovi,
dee win Alex Graves, Esq, orua ,na cnHri.
News store. Will practice IN aii .nd in Iht
ssIr supreme Court. Collections pfohtp. ,.ttr.,
aade. Taxes paid tor non-resluen,,iH en,icited
Rents collected, &c: Patr9nase
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-n mo. E. burden,
.sIDGs BChOEN. Notary Public
NOldf
nIrRnEN E. son.

TaSsNEYs 6 CoUNsELLoRs, ,,a AIkAT oksr 9
.SfNrton. Mo- Onice front room over
- -. Snot store IN Kriehn's new ouiuinS
waste the Courthouse Viii practice .nn,inr In Sn
p,e and Federal courts. Prompt a,su,ion
-, p, all pusiuesS. =
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My {. WALLACE.
WALLACE b CHiLEs.

4 rroRNEYs AND coUMshLf[0hSS 15S;as [HoRS room on
- Law. iGs IssingIon Savings Bank" opposiIs
yer sre mouse. Win practice in the courts o, i
,lvette and surrounding counties, r; anu a'So and
= Supreme court of tne state OF 'st" for the
q u. 5 Circuit and Dlstrict couA''
Western District OF Missouri.
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and fine
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
@MONEY TO Joan. U

NE have for Sale number of Farms and
Bt Town Lots in Lafayette County. viii take
llrge OF Property oil non-residents, Collect
kInts, Pay Taxes, and attend to Proper Assess
&eat OF Real Estate. Correspondence solicited
Sfice.ie Court House, Lexington, Mo.
anZIyi TAYLOR LESUEIR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
AGITATION, SATTERFIELD 4 co,

flames II. McHArTON. Attorney and Notary
u Public, Oh ARLES l.. EWING, Mayvlew,
fREFN d. SATTERFlELD. Odessa, Will do a
ienelj Real Estate business at Mayview and
odessa in the Sale of Lands, Renting of Farms
nd Payment of Taxes for non residents.
Ne have ior sale 4 lot OF desirable Lands, In
EroVed and Unimproyed, at low rates and long
me. Parties having lands Tor sale can register
v PERMISSION to w. B. Steele, County Clel X;
ID Conner, Recorder; George NJ. MounJoy,
nerif; b. Il. Ireland, Treasurer, ana 10 the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
= aIExANDER,

"a CaDrts of Isiayet.e and adjoining counties 8:
n si9o J attend promptly to the collection nc. o.
u Ia a and TO investigation of titles 70 reai
ste Olice over the Banking House oi " ,r ~ :
forrison X Co.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 10, 1880.
The above aud foregoing is full, true and
complete copy OF the opinion OF the Attorney
general concerning the tenure of e1ics Of the
prnbsta judge OF Lafayette county. nled in this
s;acs Aug. IL, 1850.
ROBr. n. YOST,
Private Secretary of the Governor.
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ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES e. STONE,
WILr.5AM Is. WILSON.

lTorARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Lafayett
cnnnfY Missouri. naylli
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

\ TToRNEY At LAW Will practice ms
A nrurrssion IN lii. courts of Lafayette ahc
|, ,rrnun ling counties. Prompt attention given
/ ali business entrusted to his care. oihce over
Iualies Il Co.'S Drug store, front room
TfrI22yli
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
j SWEETNEATS IF
AND CONDIMENTS

Preserve
san alezla
Pr sin gIas jas;
Rapb Jam;
p al put
% small res bull the gallon;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

,r, c,o
Canaio
"he Castillo Bbns Best Saunders
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

a. 5. RATHBUN.
u.r,xu.rN s. sREwALTER,

,yraRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo; WI w II
"a nractice in ali the courts OF the sixth Gui,
taI C.rcuit, and United nS states COURTS once In
{sSS.,aIii,,encer BuiIding, - front ROOM
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25
CANNED FRUIT
CANNED VEGETABLES.
CANNED FISH. oYsTE

CANNED FISH. . OYSTERS, SC.
in dcans
cans;
Lewis 'FcshIa ackerl,In lsndsp spoundcan
Mustard sarnes winsev, " ~ - ~ ~ A'
and of In pdcans
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

All these Goods
ehesa haisns extra quallty; Finest London
Turks IN
Dried Apples Rapbsrries; Dried Peac
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E. a. HsCkEEN.

1-roRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and
Ius:ice oc tie Peace, Lexington, Missouri
nice over Davis 4 Allstadt's boot and shos
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GEO. F. MAITLAND.
CRACKERS.


pany seconda eGoUds.
Ora Cracker
Buuerseach, Snaps .
an umb &c &c. &c
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SPICES. sc.

Peerless Vanilla
Cocoa and German SwctC Chocol
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

n,. , a re strctIyP reandF Fresh
Ground White
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

t the nof
Goe
o
the Highest Market eferCO II kind
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

po,ro o., c :, St Louis Beet Canning
sBreakas tBacon;
CuredB fTon
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2io O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.
crns1ra pp1crs oe pnLL1nRLpuL1 SrocYs.



The business done in stocks to-day amounted
only to 1914 800 shares. against 800 shares done
Yesterday. The opening prices generally were
steady AZ about Yesterdays closing figures, followed
by small fluctuations and dull movements until the
appearance of the bank statement. Tie
character Of that statement, proving 70 be
rather a negative gOOi, in that II showed a small
increase TO the surplus reserves induced some buy
ing for the short" account among the promiscuous
traders, which was quickly taken advantage OF by
those interested for higher figures 10 lmpart 10 the
market generally bu0yant tone. Hence, there was
an advance for Lake Shore from about 1883 10
1893. for Michigan Central from 95li to OCH, for
Northwest from 103a4 TO 1919 for 81.
Paul from 91l2 to 92as, for Delaware
Lackawauna and Western from 81 to 9l2i for
New-Jersey Central from 773i to 7Sl2 for Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas from 80 to 1855, for OHIO and
Mississippi from 30 10 80 l2 for Iron Mountain from
o. 10 5S for Wabash from 37ll to 3S4 aud for
preferred stock from GA to Gsl, and for Hannibal
and St. Joseph from 39ai to 402i and for preferred
stock from e2la to $685. In a majority Of cases the
best prices named were not sustained the close the
reactions generally amounting TO LA z per cent.
Erie was specially weak, opening down % at 80,
and only rayng TO 80 q and closing the as
yesterday at 39ssQ30l2. Western Union was not
strong, selling 10 hi CHER than yesterdays closing
figure after decline OF l per cent TO 1882.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation further yielded to
I30. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Il
lower at 1872, and Chicago and Alton 4 lower al
lI7l2 Rock Island recovering per cent to ll9.
Lake Erie and Western was strong, rising
from 33I2 TO 3is4. and Central Iowa first
preferred sold up to 70 against 81 yesterday the
second preferred being quoted at A bid and the
common stock at 31032l2 There were dealings
In Memphis and Charleston at 37G37l2. Pttsbure
Ttusville and Buffalo TO 344 and closed at
1925 against 32ls yesterday. Reading advanced
from 29os 10 317sG3l. Pacific Mail first fell
10 Al, rallied to 42ls and ended at 4l7s The mar
ket closed irregular aud mixed.
There were no transactions In Government bonds
ct the boards, and the business the counters of
che great dealers also is dull. Prices remain strong,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

The Snb-Treasnry to-day gained $5GA,236 on
balance, made up by a gain of %e,4l2 currency and
$500. Sl4 coin. Money continues easy, and call
loans rule at about 2l2 per cent, with few exccp-
tons al per cent. What changes there are III he
quotations to-day ut the places named are as fol-
lows: Savannah, 9sd Is discount Charleston, $40
discount t. Is premium; New-Cricans, - 80 dis
count to par; st. Louis. llo discount; Chicago, 10
discount; Boston. 100 discount. The customs
receipts at Washington to-day amounted to
S710.757 and the mi rnal revenue receipts to
1874 2S7. The Treasurer received t:1lo.UGO IN
National bank notes tor redemption; the totals OF
such receipts for the week compared wl,h the same
week. of SO. hcirQ as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
and the bids for the 4l2 per cents are advanced g
ncr cent Annexed arc the closing quotations:

The busness in State bonds was covered 10y n
sale of one bond of Missouri a. funded at IL
Louisiana consos are quoted at 1880. Tennessee
IS Old 390iO12 and new and new series ut 31@32
OF city bank stocks America sold az at 13S
The dealings in railroad bonds were less than
usual, but prices for the speculative classes gem
orally show some improvement from yesterday.
Ere second censols. after declining from SSat TO
SSH, rose to S9l4Gs9. Missouri, Kansas and Pa
cifc first c0nsols were Il higher 100, and the see
onds were 3, nj CHER at 653i Gjl2 C.. {. and |. G.
incomes however. were % lower at 4G. and Lehigh
and Wikesoarc cOnsos yielded from oGis TO o1"i.
and Chesapeake aud Ohio currency interest from a
to 1924. Mobile and Ohio FIRST Gs were IL demand az
an advance of 10 per cent 10 10i. and the first de
bentures were strong at ST. small amounts OF the
second dcbentures selling at 80 An unusual
amount OF business was done in Morris and Essex
consois with a resulting advance to HI. OAlo
and Mississippi tiysts Springfield division were
steady at 1903, as also were -. LoniS
and Iron Mountain seconds at 1C6, and INST
incomes at 50, Oregon Railroad and Navigation
frsts declined from 1916 10 105l O5@4. Lake Ere
and Western Incomes were - higher at GS, and
first s. I. higher at 1921. and Lafayette, HlOom-
ington and Western frsts were y higher AT 1881.
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern IS wero
strong at o. 81. Paul and Sioux City fist Is at
1O5l4. and Central Iowa first rs a: 10375a104
and debt certificates at so. Denver and Rio Grande
consols yielded from 99l2 to 1855, Kansas Pa
citc consos from 97l to'97l and Texas and PaclEc
incomes from oslo to o. 'sa6
Except in loans. winch are turthHr expanded
81 7734O0. the changes shown by the weekly bank
statement are uulmportanI, resulting IN a gam Oh
- .47J to the surplus reserve. Ine following are
the totals OF the statement ana changes OF the Wc"k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
situatlons Uanteo-Males

WALLET or MESSENGER.-By neat, smart io
and Intelligent Young coored man, % M lions employ.
ers a. 10 character, sobrety &c. AdiresS hhN"'' '
East l1thst
xIvAITFP -Rv n Fronchman. who Is a ca
w nable waiter 9eans silver equal new: s ndasrou,
In hs work. perfectly SOBER can s'o '0 '''
crenccs can at lug West 25th at. In store
WANTED Situation in wholesale house or
hotel or store by respectable young man ~ "a por
ter or make himself useful can work peter s, nd
will advertisements aud sober tnP.Ia'o III"
obIiuug. Address y. FLEUTER. Is Market 81, 'iy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
filming.
BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.

Capital. 81 900 y Shares, ~ each. unI5se.a ~ Ir, ,r
sN OW: secretary. H. +. BROOKE. ,, ,,,,
pirc, iors~A.s.BARNl -. H.A.RICHARDsOT <. 90 Ron'
1NSON, hLANSON TRASH. W. W. WICkE~, NlOh~~N
SNOW. OF New.York; COLI SAUNDERS. Montana
For psItic liare inquire tho o1ice
iOhND is WALL STREET
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QreatI Steamers.

MEXICAN LINE. --.....,
~ FOR OF EF NSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL. . -
Onlv Transatlantic Line und r the AMERICAS FLAP
sailing every Wednesday from Pha ephlI am lAVe'p''-
ExGra salings on alternate saturdays.
BRITISH CROWS, " educsday. sept lo' y III
SWiTZEKLAND. SATURDAY, Sept. 10, y A. IN
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANIWERP.
Sailing every Saturday alternately rom PhlauSipha ,
Ncw.I 0rk Antwerp landing passengers "Din 30"
hide Of the important points OF interest On 'H0 ~
60. ~ =,
SWITZERLAND. Satu' day, sept. -. y =. IN
RHYNLAND. sat lIday. sept II, ~ a. 10.
For rates OF passage and other information Apply u
PElE4. WRIGHT & SONS, General AgontE 1,or,
307 WalnuLst. Philadelphia ~ 3ro'd"" -''"',
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANl'
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANltt, ,.o, =,
pier COMPANY new No. ~ North ltver. 1000 OF
Travel era by hIs line avoid bOtn transit Dy fseusnI
way and the discomfOrts crossing the Channel ia s
boat ,,,.o.to, .ont II yn m
S,r INIKIr NT Santeli Weiu esday, sept "a "a M
AMERIQUE II. JOucla W sdnesIaIi >, IN -, mr.
LyOnna OF Paris In amounts pSu~
IOIftS DE BEBlhN. Agent No. d BoWlnR bIccI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

DAKFR-A vcuug man, ~ years of age.
;.plp rate. honest AMI winV desires employment az
bskcr h,d ~ GIstclss bakery. Please addIe VIII
LAM ". 2.2Jf "a ave.
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Gslp n)ante6.

GENERAL TRAVELLING AGENT 70
N operate in Pennsylvania by reg
fabshed aud snccessfn Life Insuransp Company iDera
salary TO the right posse sing successful
cregs IN ceail stating experience ana
Address SUPERINTENDENT p. o. Box 255 New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
uiploeno Not.tes

NEW YORK Sept. 2, IHsV,
ry,UE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
$50 COMPANY TODAY declared monthly " insi At
G vve cents per share, payable on the i"" i"' "
10 S.vnda Bank \ gency. No. 62 wall 81 - e,orohsr
ny ,Ls III cose ON the attn inst and open Sepefhoer
Inc oo'A' WIN ''' " NJ H. COOK Vioe President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STA ~ MAIL ROUTE
Train, &cEYor DcsOrosscs and Cotasd streets
Ferries a. follows:
Harrisburg I. burg. III, West and south, win Pullman
Palace Cars attached. . a. ana $50 p ~. daily
W Transport Lock Haven $50 T, CORY and Fro
at connecting at CORY for 1itnsyc Petroleum
centre ana The Oh Regions
B tm re- Mash g0n the South "LimIsed Washington
Express OF PM man Paror cars dail except >uud y 10
a IN arrive Washington 4l2 Regular ago AMI
S.l0a.m; :. 4 and 10 p. ~ sunday. 10 D. m.
Express tor West Philadelphia, 40 $50. $50. 10 Lint.
ted II q. N l. 3:}O l. 4ip = g. T. 500 and 10 D. and
II night ineay $50 ana IN, 5. g. T. s3O ana 10 "
ana ~ M sut.
except SUNDAY.
al Jer,,y city. afoTng speedy and direct transfer Tor
HrOOSiyu travel
Trains arrive: Pttsburs, = 1910 m, 0:2j p.
daily IL $50 p. m. ca.y except Monday From. wash
turf0n and Bait >. 800, l:0H l':35
Sunaav $50 a M From Philadelphia Be- %. 90 7, $40,
1910 40 a m $50. 400. 5.2j $50. $50, SS5 and
l03j y m. sunday, 500, $780, 1910 1880 A. IN. $50
m ID I'M.
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TO PHiLADELPiIvAI'A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE OLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY 8
STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, IN NEW-NOkk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
IT. NJ AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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E1OOKKEEPUR.- by sober, steady, COM
- ps.eut roitbie yOulI tZn; i've years experience
IN England. Tor moderate WAGES. Address
KICEAHD DICKERSDN, al Grceuwichst, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

H. London British cousols were steady ~ @7llc for
money aHd % 1915 Tor account. United states b nds
also were steady firm; - AZ 1D6, e AZ III e.
and Is AZ Jig. American tiiw1yS gcuera'lY were
lower; Eli dropping from Al 3 70 4OU4OI2 ana
second con .Os from 92l . o. IL IS supposed IN at
these sharp declines ior Eric- were dne t. the re-
ccipt b. mail in London Of the detailed plans loI the
construction Of the competing line By the New
York Iackawanna and Western Company
Atlantic and Great Western hiHts were II lover at
10 and seconds i lower At 29ii. illinois Central
Welded y to IL, Penlsylyand % 10 CPS, Reading
The Ba X Of England lost 4.2J,O0O bullion on bal
ance In Pans. ticuch3 per ceats fell from $40
to S2.SZi2; Slguf exchange on London rlsr% 10
2J37-2 francs TO :be -.
ne gross earnings OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Tcxas Railroad are reported as follows:
Fs week Q. ssgt2@se2 s$574 sis5@2 Pee pee -
The Now York, Lake Enc md Western Railroad
Company reports its compardt.ve business
for The month of july and since October ten
montEs--as .on0Ns:
org e@ "a axe q7s 5 $685.. SSS Inc ss,7aa
Ne, earT..nss.. 1859 5GG3l7 Inc 250i57
Cross SSs 5a5 oi 12qseaqs l52aA7 Inc 2soG5la
Working cype!..es.. 9,3sj.3lS 9,oJG34J Inc 272.j22
IN mo 1iE. e. aG8oso 5ens77 Inc 2os7soo
The following ia the comparative statement OF
Central Railway fOr the mouth OF JulYi
eros. earnings 900. s1isS6.'i3 s2a7G7o 1qe siosso
Operating eN.inc taxes 1921 1g2g5s Inc. 2lci$
The Eeginse7ag and N.emy jowea reports !n9
production of anthracite" coal Tor the week ehdcd
Sept. j, AID year from January J. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
finnrlclai.

4 LII who me interested in rliroaI piisincIS
~ and mileage statistics should get THE TIKI N
MANIAC for 1850. noN roaay pres - c'nts ., Io.ll
RANKERS aud CAPITALISTS Will want 10
get The rt.Irc Almanac 1850; give, me heu ,,
United St1cs Revenue AMI EXpcndIitr" since 100" i
d a.. IX maj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

q 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; S8 10
W r to Lake George and return c6ep good Tor tho
season TROY BOAIS. CITIZENS LINE.-Now steamogt
sARAToGA and 0irY OF TROY Leave DAILY ,e4,e9
River loot LerOv.ht. connecting at TROY with nornnr
trains tor SARATOGA and ALL RESORTS NORTH Ntdto
Court 81, brooklyn