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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02
A Strange Character.

More than thirty years since, there
came to reside in Paris certain Nah
moud Benayad Pasha, wealthy Turk,
who invested an immense sum OF money
in the purchase of premises in the Rue
Montmartre, in order to build himself o
retreat in the heart of the city. where
he might combine his oriental life of
seclusion of the harem with the enjoy
ment OF the pleasures of Paris. The
retreat was furnished with everything
in oriental custom, including singing
girls, dancing-girls, odalisques and
other Injuries. The neighbors not in
frequently were startled by the sound
of revelry by night, the songs and
drums, the laughter and noise from be-
hind the high walls surrounding Ben
ayad Pasha's garden, and curiosity grew
30 great in the mind OF o man.milliner
living in the Passage du Saumon that
he built himself gloriette on the roof
of his house, from whence he could
witness the merry goings-on within the
Pasha's harem. The Pasha grew so in
dignant ut this violation of his privacy
that, in true oriental fashion, he insisted
on purchasing the Passage du Saumon
in order to prevent, by
clause in the lease of tho houses, any
attempt of the same kind to be made by
the other occupants. The Duo de Mont
morency, owner of the property, was
hat astonished at the proposal,
and placed higher price upon it than
was consistent with the profits to be de-
rived from the houses. But Bensyad
Pasha scorned to bargain. and the
whole of the property, from The Rue
Mon martre to the Rue MontOrgued,
was transferred to him ut once.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02
Thankfulness.

First among things to be thankful for
is thankful spirit. Some people
would grumble at the accommodations
in heaven, if they ever got there. They
take their blessings here so much as o
matter OF course that even q day of
general thanksgiving once year is
more than they feel any need of. And
if their personal blessings in any meas
ure fail, gratitude for what they have
had or still enjoy, is the last thing they
think Of. Another class really desire
to be Thankful, but they are naturally
Respondent. Their sky is dark with
clouds. as though special Old Proba-
bilities were employed to keep it full.
They go through the world in depre-
eating spirit, hoping things may turn
out we'll, yet always fearing for the
worst. We always feel glad for this
class when Thanksgiving Day comes
around. They then have an official
warrant for gratitude. II their own
hearts do not formulate blessings, they
can listen to the sermon or look at the
presidents proclamation. H,s .itfsr.
emit with thankful spirit! What gift
it is to be born with an outlook toward
the bright side Of things! And if not
SO by nature, what a triumph Of grace
to be made thankful through renewed
heart! 1t is SO much more comfortable
and rational to see what we have to be
thankful for, and 10 rejoice according
ly, than TO have our vision forever filed
with our lacks and our leeds. Happy are
they who possess this gifti Blessings
may fail and fortunes vary, but the
thankful heart remairs. The happy
past, at least is secure-and heaven Is
ahead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

A rifeman who was at the battle of
Uiundi, collected enough Of the bull
let's fired at the British 10y the Zulus at
that place to make o CRATE. fender, fire.
irons. etc, of them. This novel con-
version of deadly missiles into model
of peaceful fireplace. which is said to
have been done with taste and skill. has
been presented to the museum OF the
Natal Society.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

The late Henry Vincent told a cor
respondent Of the Troy Times that he
was one day driving with Mr.. John
Bright when their carriage was stopped
by man who informed them of
Lincoln's death. Neither of them
spoke, they drove on in silence. and
when they looked q. each other, the
eyes of both we're full OF tears.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

I'VE wish, said Texas newspaper,
"that a few of our citizens could pe
permitted to live till they die naturaI
death, 30 as to show the world what
magnificent. healthy country texas
really is"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

The daily receip. Of dead letters in
the Washington department for tue
past year has averaged 10 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

Mr.. Maclear claimed that the artin-
cial diamonds made by him were 'n'
result OF thirteen years inTestigstioH'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-07-02

There are three million unmarried
men in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

u. ~. I'm std, ,,,,,,og 1os. ro7..
Flour cus and about sta ho"Ar'rt ana Wes 81 ~
80 80 ~, NIL 2PO, " 80. - rsfsr-r ? ,jy -
a. 90 l.,9 . ~ aui ,str Western esoy a. lower
W,sthn later Red. 'roi aud Oe'oDe ia No'rnnoer
DO y "~, c 81 ~ o. neca,6er New ~ 3D. So
: &C. 40 ,.,ai "a -.t an Ib,fe 4o. io isea
56a39c iye steady tnt nm =. % " LAY tle, ain
PROVISIONS qurt Fora, So -5aSi6 2o. buk Meals
Los 9aou'1ei , -5ol'ier. 5+c. C.gr Ib -des -. c.
hams lz1l11c i-'Td' e. hl1,oi Ini,.' " t ~
,tsady sofl. lic ~lisNey Urn al - -52 Freigais
b i. erpOo per steamer r4.Egr im .ou -rq t a.
Flour = 80. Gtnn' o-d .rce pis Iohi -."t' Dni-'
Wheat @ ID, p' -,ir., 49, w. h,af qe So bn.h con
an and t.ndine .ovavara "a e. o. 5joo bush, 40 Hud
DUNN. -st ht 'vem1er ~ ~ 49, CO., r"'h a'' 81.
5u@l 20 n yed At ss.c.. $50, &c. 20 4e-c.. 200
Ousa Han AA'l lo. o. "a '.c yir 'O'.oir ,9'e 1
81 nra anl Sc r. s-iat Jo.s, s'5fs . me-. -lsI
lo4o-Nhet &c.. Corn 'ae oat' sac. c'ial -'' heat
CHlCA9o. Oct. 2o-tioor qo.ef and unch.neod Wheat
9 Te .ei sae r5o S Caicaso -lr- 81
- U0a cisn p. ,'tg.i DIX fsor urr'r,,er 80 Z
Cncag3 onng 9sc heie ti "a Sc .3rH qu- ~ p,gs
ale 1it ~ rnO3I . g. - s 81 = ST. OCTOBER 3ol.. So
er. 3 -c Dccemorr -traY aId' uuoi llaro at
Sc E4nes huncf at 7i4stc f,rH "a 4s As L-.e. ~
December Lara active niil ana Lfhsi ~ 800, '''1
s.uJa-die c MOVE Hori -c p''..''', - i. $50, -
aDd higher: 9nodiae - 80 i ,r ,cs a. ~ F,ee Is
Corn Bul-J eir0us aua IEhci g. &c i' ,,'p, .-4'
2IOHO Dbl. neat i'o- % olrh .o!il, 30 y, tt o.
Oals 100000 bush, ltfc, lIOvN Dh % iaii't ''" JUL
Shipments Flour, l,uU b' " Va neat "a "l DH.4 lu'
4a.UOpbisu. oats 4oIDO' OuAl-' 10 e o"oV "r-l Lar
ley. ig..tu bush ,.. - .uo,.,o1s ,r,..,,
CiNCi>AAiL oct - oAl q.o, i'N "i W., 80
iuoiaDlF i'"ti ielN4p,af
ncutt -i"O busn t9ii s,io9es.r 20 ~ iii
good aeuiana 30 il>e - - 10
aid urn no = o''c Da' 80. S So ,,,Y BOZ soil Id
FORK liie la. .,i u,.-,.o.I
E4c 90. Lir~ dui az 7.i- - - 80 ''..- 80.
bacon steady 'N' ~ i,,--'@ n, 4 ',1 i'..r
81. Nuis4rJ stfa ~, WIZ 90 "a. d. ,l.. Dt,,c.
G1l ana ~ uping ,""ic. w. ~ ~. |s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
1--WE STOCK NARKTT.

orV.yopy OCT 20 -BLEN E-- Receipts today md yea
VA cars al d h.-i Total since ~atlu H.3s. head
agal, y he-d ~ ~ .9 e d Ils nne ie., W q j ~
suc s. uor. and Ga no "t+c Leffy a pcHn unc
s No.r O. ne caiic r-lcaed yar',
lore Out rig few gnl, - I'D 'i, s",' e,e'nea ~
Va. GOoi an i,f.me az. md ~ 10 at o-a,,
=, A. ~. rv ~ un o. loads 0t taiur IT, wnlca
ctns-' stIoaE ie. ls 90 tA, nm m a - cr9
aI~a e0i &C. p'l poIhu ~ ~ ..,o.. 80. -".,Nt
o. Pfi.1nrE ,ad iai5 %, 5o,, ,t@ erUre. ,,i',pi
md rses.ire 10 sci -one los resu lower a.r. At
l3p in were IS caioAls report Oaca ID o. wtcg
Epecte dnr', iir Afternoon u j. r,.-''h4"e ps
lo rexans- wAc were carrier over ron donday we're
So M Il - -r som. very t.ir . ,rao wrrt l "a
80 oad ol Aougn aiiclAl4u "a weut as ow ~ 4r.
dress bui Common 20 lof i've 81 81 were manly
s'qia- o. 70 dress IS aoa D % ~ ore.- reservrd snd
G4y N.h as Live Catlc or T. 6, s.n, a. on. inc oe'on
win ss 1--we ta.us Tor Doas a,n =. az ~, -c,,,,,
o. o. ans 857 "a 'ic. p, 20 ani orc eAch ~ lo go 10
alsc II d. 1905 V. Sc. and q each IA do
.u1t ,T a. -,ilaiemei Is ylr Steers, leea
b. 4, + 81 b. b 10 ~ ~ 81 a.sc .h p oxen i6s@
{, 20 b D. 40 u eael ior sell 80 feK..s 90 D.
g. H. IS Coor'Gos 5D o. al 9Ag s %, "a 49,
i236 TO- az &c 10 no. 1875 Ma 6,c. y 90 .ioS 10. at
a. ,iSyer ioi self Is laos ssrs. 49, o. al so %
p, SCI a. 80 lzts p AZ re- an9 sHe oo 90 10 p
H. az Sa,T ~, g Meii-r.on ii i t. .6so EsaiasEy
Steer LOO ~ a. -. - D. Tor Lehman H,'s' ~, gNt
80 go, Ia @, at se. A. do, = D. Al 81 90 10
- lie lot do l,2ys d. st9lc. 5f Do. l47 D. a. &c
lO-e. ~ a. Tor Mlsei soh sieet q 20 heH NC 10 -
1.lso u a 70 56 e. ig-s 81 eaca =! CO. Ia d. ~
s sSs - y1 7 ia -, y iP T. N Green h, Ke iu,sy
stssfs s75 - at &C. Tor Mcalw4 q eye,ett - ONO
3 G. yef Tor j. banieis "a virginia lol4 r. at
7se % D. or Lehman "a virginia Steers io-l d. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

az O0ac 81 nnaa October; 81 o. 9sl o. Sovember
Al o. al ti December ~ Nds i nts January No
Bed Ia, fs'i nHf &C.; 80 4 do -Jc D. B. orn-'ash
higher and Opi jiign s3'-c ASH ~ C. tclo-
h,r. 800 RI .f'sr November + (. G.. y crnhnr tNtr
Jan larv Olt' tmer cash and options es r ~ ~ az r.
aut 0Jlr. ti November 81 izc. hlI rcm.Nr
eve dnl 70 S2-c. Barley sfeaey and uu hanged Whssry
quiet 10 - d. PORK dan 90 40 10 ask LARA Hui thl
nominal bnk Meats scarce and h-nef nu ela f-FNe''
te th. 11uc, tefr -l.e. ~r. .ac0 Htr ne uit care
sboudr t. Clear RID -. Clolr side. ic Neccpfs--
Four. - 0n h.s Wheat 95g0i bush DIn. ~ tl el,i.;
Oatl, lr o. bush. NYf. 3 90 Earey lNhu Dusi-
SmpmeIt7-fla 1900 oh.-; cat. ~ n' p''hi 1oin
10000 slI oats. zoo bush. RYE, ..uf iu-h
WILMINGTON, -. e.. Dcl 2n-~prt- ~ tuftuuhe
steady iLat. Rnsn nrin at ~ - Tor Strii1'd %
G.Od ra!.pI Tar arm A. lu. irule Iufpent ne
firm ~ HtTf E. 80 ior yellow Dip; - 80 Tor Viz
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

LrvFar0u.- oct 1880 o. m-couon steady MifdllnC
W anft 6'a Addnng orleans 3,Isi safes l'o, Dal
$500 bale including 800 be- American fntnrs-I ?,
1lls 10" m ,,,i .y.,I,er ~ ~ nv gl :.
january and February oevcv G9 doFenruafy ana
iyaspool- oct 2i5i D. -C"iion-Ihe ir ri tn, aay
l2.luO baes amer can Fiinre3O pinis Low 'l-
ding cuus- November md December delivery O'Isd fu-
tunea 10 ei duu and easier. - ,o,o
Low dtng. s'c G0od Ordinary 9c' frceiPSz-"- Oalos
N ''di.ne ,0a: G. cd ORDINARY. g7sc receipts 40
laie. eros bales export, 6o bles' "a es
BOSTON. Oct. ITO, steatr; Midiins. -, Tow Md
disg Cool Ordinary. 0'sci uet recin- ~ 20 bales
81, i1, s9i i,,. ~ Co ,rs'nsrr lal-r ne. feceI1ls
s. - b4os exports coasto .e. l0Go sa'es. 5000
CTSCiyNAr. Gcf % Cotton stcay Whiting. lo5cs Low
Nida me iO,,.. Good Ordinary ei,c. r,cept - bales
shipments. i0-3 bales saos Is oars stock 800 bales
GALsE,loN oct 20 so. Oh cay Antnas. It''' lo~ "
MdaIe. Sc. Good orll1iy y. nei re9eint $50
I4Jrt-yl.Ls Oc; DO, .ortou hrn: aindnnE leas.
jl uae- shipments. 50 oaiss sales. 5JJ bales stock
i5gu-. let 2o-co7on re,dv. Nudlhnr llc; Low
Mlu4l4- .-c. Ooon Drdu4r. alc. mes receipts l'oA
bales exports o ac. =, $50 Gales Sales aojo O-'" toc-
.JmGAv. Oct.ao-Cottons caly HddlnR. ~ a.. Low
Mid .hf 10 '' t - t b ~, Continent So
1880 bale Gales 400 4.e7 -t9c ~ % -
NoaFl r. OCT -O.- c.ti.s Ahllua. li'i Dl1i6.'
ret re-ept- clast"se 9t9 bales; "a es
l56 Oae-; .."cs- '.jJ7 olies 80, ,...,,., M, -
Miadlar ID &C.. Coo. Ordinary. lo'ac; net rsc,ipts pa
Pa. sa,,'' INN. ' ~
SAvlvSAn. uci. 2'-Corton firm M.ddhns i0'-,&: Low
bales export the Continent $1,000 cnasw wise, sio
ia,es ssos. evening 500 oaes; s0cA IoI
Il LUIS Oct C,tron steaay 'ltdlrs lle Low Md
suipnens 1858 22 ba!es .ro- 1907 baes
WlL4NgloA Dc- go -, 0tou IN Ha I'm. 49,.
Mifdin-.lo - ncl narfstc Lei IeoopS'' 4'"fO Dao'
l..ZOJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

LIVERPOOL Oct 30 Port-Pume Nos Eastorn- st'iiy
af ID We-ta-u - ldv 90 sd. Bt.It ~ ,rtnl H.
Groier AZ al Sd. orI RIB drmrr 81 - Lpn- Clear
drmer al jI. urnrr af 80 b. Hats-i+pnR
tuL steady - -Euuldrr-sediY ~ 81 et.--t ild Htt
duu al - EyIra Me.s dul a. X ID trimr Ness uuii
III So Cd Lar prime Western steady 10 i1Gfi lal"~
irTe .,lv 3. p rurnentne-~prit-. dun a. 80 ba
isosn-C eu.m0- IT. NV al 3D. Fine hrn"t al !" Od
Cne-e-A American steady .t66 "a Ldru M ;, ~ AZ
a. Forr-t- tra STATE ddi az ~ - N4 t4 No -
WINTER Vye.ts -. OH Al Ell. ,ew southern Winter dull
az . Gd Cora steady atj Id t0oonseod ~ tei""
su,.ii-,n --.a.v al 10. li0.iH- 0m.nln. LONDON.
timer l9L fururntue 7piu1s. n LonGo1 duil ~ a
,lvPKpO0l Oct 2 l-il m.B?col 81 6l per cWI Tor
Lon Middies 81 so. for hort clear Mddrs
LIVERPOOL. Oct % OLD D.. m.--ihit ~" pei '"| l"'
American. kednel Petroleum. lOtti. p + ga . -,.
LONDos. Oci. 3 enufd Prtluirdin J"21J I'll per
ioNI5S. 0ct 20 D. Ii ldnseed Oil ST 10. der ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
proposals.

pROPOSALS for IRON WORK.
UFncF BUILDING F1E STATE. W Ar AND NAVY
DFPkHfNFAT-. NA-HlNGlON. D. e.. O.tODll 20, las
~.ALLD T-IID-AI- i.w turutfulu-, delivering anl
100 p4.- %. WrIuc and Cial Iron required
To- III ui rf VINO the Building fJ state Var
and tvr J.1trtuel.s tAs y viH ferrlvo "a THIS
Once luul : 3D. % November 1851 and opened lnmtai
aicy thereafter. 30 preNelcr ni bidder.
A. SON ,p c,t lr ~ uiu.s intending biddrrs viii Do
furnished win ID ciIcstl and ak t1rms or pi01os and
Win aer be ,u pird l 81 drawings OF informed
TH0- LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Co. uci Corps Of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
90 = -crION. l. ave tor OF LiOsrty-s. Free-
hold 40 s:l5. lE4JA. 81. 4Oo. $50 Up
NAV JERSEY SOUTHERN RATLWAY.

NEW -JERS EY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Time laDie OF october ,. Leave Nes York loot Lib
s..
sandy Hook. via Branchport. s:lj. lIgj o. No. 80
D. n.
fOr Highlands Branchport 800 slj. IA a. m 400.
J:j. 81. M.
Monmouth Beach aud -rabrghL Via BrlnehDor 500.
$40 1910 . m. So = M
$50 N. Red Bank. for iuclester Toms diver Bar
ncguG &c
1870 D. m.via Red Bank, for Manchester. Toms River.
CITY st.tti5 10
nv fed Bank FOR al WhIIngs Toms
River garnegAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
Coru1ratlon 2 ohres.

NOTTCE.-PrOposals will be received Mt the
- Office II the Deqartuen OF Pubic th4ru, ana Cur
r-o-iJn ad-Ife, INIT. Friday. October 30 rs lot
gao .le. cc f1r raj nation lltr Record for SAFE
% No city Han
TTO CONTRACIORS.-Seaed proposals will
Dr. receive 4 office Tie Dep frtm mt O Public
orks anal October 27 $780, Tor bu ding and tor
regulating. grad tnd setting euro aut gutter sDnes ~
streets avluu-- r'r iuu niO nation aet LJ
fec0ri. Tor sale at So . titf Hal
TNO WATER PIPE MANUFACTURERS
s.rr prnr.s D. viii DEE re..It he office 90 tul
D-artnen, of ,usc W0rss until octYDr ~ $780, De- ur
ris Ing md delivering Straight pipe tw-iveinct pipe vh
branches and sp-l9i FOR uli Information see W.
Record. "a so. ~ CIV Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsrABLsHgD. ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND pHiLADELPHIA.
1' I nl ; Il f'' P'ihfLA6ELPiii IL NEN.ioG
Dogg,E TRAcK TIE To1T l ~ E2TrP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
1xprss Trains leave Sew Ynk Desbrosees and cort
7 ~ % lam cd N: l. 30 80 so b
W. D. =. 9 ~ a \, Vep Wa slv except sunaav al 1870
a m and 1 D. ~. running through Trenoa snd Fan
Boofs Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all thouah
rsey O, aionnus speedy aud direct rllsier Tor
Retariins an, cave West Phi see pna o. 5.l5 t25
8 L. 5lU.1 .na 100 on sunaay i2:Ii a:i5. 80 s.
$50 IA AMI p M Leave \ D.. utriplia. va Calnten
Tc.ot omces J25 aAl ga broadway ~ Asior House.
BROOKLYN annex stauoa 100. o Fg'ou't sro9Ayn: >os
imieraut Ticket once, No. BI.t-iy Place.
The Nev YorA Transfer Company VII cal Tor aud cAec<
uags4sS tor ii1 I'M ~ '-eN0'" L. r. FAGMIR
FRAN aelefai Naaager General Passenger AGENT
yFNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as he
: NFW.YORK. LAKE EHIe AID WEelEsN RAIL
GRRsNcgyavr % TRANS T,zise Eglrer Nay 10. lsso
room, TO- ~ e. 90 i airlio aa Sssr oo
u Dy 5 - l9 a.. ~ g,s' -, o'1 s AZ b 5
so4-vest Pulmans best Draw 'ngToow shopping coacas
: D. % tDalyl raciae E1prcaf @r ,ne we.L Shopping
C4lea.o Ninoat shaage - ii.ie Dining eas "a cacga
Dbl fu.
Trans cave ianlers street DepoR sew io-s. t2f ,,
anh ZOO midnight saturday nIgltr only '1n"as-
no AN h3V o.
n ma iutAe lord only Ou ,1unaFs-t4 noon,
rs. 300 4.fO 5IU, 5a5O 6ih 0J1 s. lVty p H. u
mnisht sundays. ooU. $50 lu.-o a. a. lto o''" q l
i' Paterson & 6i5 100, sac 10 iS2o $50 y NOON
i.l5 g. g:lU. sou 42D 4u d. 1;tp 0.-A 5aV o. ~
4 T.l5. T. lGsO D. m ara ~ minlgli edinitts o. NSj.
.l5 1910 .. ID. lao U.JU e. = p o. n1l ~ minuis
-unefn 600. 10 iu-U a m, - 49, ov5 NJ ~ % y
lO:3O and - midnlgi uiltgs oOV' 9''V i'--' L
~. D. -. U...t 700 D. and ~ midnight
Ii.
Neyourg Corn alL s'O . % A. J''' t'"V D. ID 'a
"s 5, Tu a. , i Kingston 300 M 1850 surtavs $50
a. 70: r. 100 g. 1920 a.. $50 S5O 400 = 7.l5 IN
snno.vg u $3.50. lOzu a. u GOO, r. n
Mic ON % 3d. D 1929 a. n. a;I1, 100 Z 40 g m
s1d'v. s.O 10 20 $500 D. lhe a No. and si3O
"a n trains connect ath NeN- YORK and OS"rso hidisnd
kfiir,ad ~ no O. 1920 a. NJ 49, L T. 7sl5 D. a. sun
e,ys $40 lO. % a. Is, 600 ana y m
23i ST. quarter % and quarter amer
each hgur from 54a t05t" w. an AZ tOt0 AID 4lstS
g.. .s ,. ,ns Pr Ar,rtn,enfs 81 DraW ,g Roo,n
al, -re.ns Coaoaes DC oOalns. aud orde iog tbo
81 HaggaEc bs ieit 40 tho tOt
Inv. 0fsas NOs. 2J0. al or bjl brosaWsy y T. NJ.
Com ~ Pro4lYn. AZ the COmpan : pepos.
nom tho W est sTi.Fe u NC" A"'N a. "a
anu '''-' M n ABBOi 6, Gent Passr 81. New Yolk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave or Enslew0Od Ci0stef, Yerm1n. and Ny
~ \ 30 a. ~. D. g. sou. 5i5u 90. SO ll.iJ
,n,.ys NJ, ana Gas D. NJ rhe ii.3O y. vii
leave in injuries later SATURDAY niThts a., -
Manuel Spring Valley ani AonHeg. ''"h V'" N. slN
D. M mo y. ABBOTT. General Ps,sr Asn~1 N"~-v"rk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
5tedmboats ana RaiIr,1os.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERsEY.
~ Ferry star on AaF-ADfx foot n LiDer Ferry
station Ga BfoUkiyn. FOOT Of Fut n-sf.. Jeses Wharf
Commencing June Il lssOLsve Aewi orr. iOJt u Lib
efty-sf. "a i0iows
5s3u a m.- Tor Easton Betheh m. Vind CAP aauch
ShiDN iafnaneua, Dniton. Cpyer Leigh, Wukesoarre,
= 40 r. m.-FOr Pennington. d.. T.. an Western r. r..
Eason feiniehem Htu d ChIuk. t8maqu &c
~ 10 a. ~ for -sh0Olrl M0unfa iKh Bridge Branch,
"a loi, 40 uow keidln9. harrisburg MAIch Clnnk,
Lehigh srraniOn.
.n:3t a, gor cry lie Picmingfon &c.
- p m--F empai0n rastOh Allentown Reading
Harrisburg Nauch Chunk, &c.
,5.fo p mfr Femngson. EistOn Be hehen Wind Gap.
Eastfn. &C.
4s,y y. m-F.r -Omerv he F.rmnrfon &c.
65J D. nL-f0f EastOn De-. ani Western r r..
barre. &c
7,fs D. m--tnr Fastpn.
Fof j3J. Cl5 s:f5. 7.l5 7:f5 800 $50 o1J.
go. 1879 lvij li:lj las Las. laD'. lS, 200.
90. 3au :3 $40, 4. 80, lj. 33l. f:ts 5:.O 5j. "a.
545. 6at. oi6 $50 $40 7sU IS, 7lj s5. 9l5 lsI5.
lla D. ~ D. m.
sunday $40 N. y p Bound brook
intermniitf ~tatiDns at $50 fOT Alea-
town HARRISBURG ara the eft
Newark J;i5 ol5 6t5, 7:lJ. $50. sl5 si, nls.
t5u. 1890 rs q. m I'm 2 $50 :. $50 s. $50.
J;40 u. t:lJ t-l ItllD l4-43 u %.
For ira ~ 10 ~ points Iillc Fables al 80 iuOns.
Boat 0i the Br aus EI Annex" make c"nreetiO1S
a. Iers CITY station % and from ooklyn and Ire dgpo.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p, Worth Rsr.r, Vessels and Rni'roads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY Oci. 20. 1850


crNrp.f ,f,TTvT REPORT
0'''''''''- ''-' wrn[nspaY. Oct. %. 1850.
,.,-r.s -oo,o, Inn. steady At the iat, de line. .
1870 ul =, s9 ,,.ty- az Unchanged Drtres sales.
As7r 'ees %ln 81 81 c' i p e-,ivered
tract- % bales heceipts aI '1e ' e nd ~ o.
lasI wear suuce q"rt ",as % 81, N ,,roef I'D -
q o-7 NorrqOer s4olo9' pece"''er i,, ,r, P'5 Z,
January ~ ~ q Nav i.7I Julr 1ts2.
q g. 10 10, , 3 q aarsins-0cobeT los6 Noy,m
IT'S, March d. Ayrt 70 May ~ inc o,o,. s-'
fSassi iGs ,oyen'oss December 's- 20 st'
yf"e~p So an IL sal l5S. day. i0,0il.7d. Trans
i'r~,' .eriv. and ABOUT II saf Fu Csraoes
Inns IS,. ''g r ,.a aa :, n -.,a
sLOUR AM 3ftAI-FL a. r. asrsci less nctrs prc J,
rad ia ,...y e. ycr urgent want. salr- l,.-'
.'.5 n % :. =, u a-s H. latter ior Fancy Winter
NL",c. T.ter + le. ..4 s. = ,.o bo... lou EN-a.
s. lar. "Nl hiui. Mhc .-A.'' ~ '",e
aa- D. - ~ In $50 $50 Dos wore Tor export
Quoi.ucas NO = - rs v ty,-, -fs.. j. 49,. y:
600 10 itno' 90 - - o." 90 % - ,Ir,s 20
sor,,aS q. $50 sS'-a eanaa Ho7p ,ho. 81 15as' zoe
e. 20 common .e'. .. yss' g. - Nv - O. 70
81 80 GO To- cry those f.n :, y, u49 Co.., ~
s , ns es F :. soa0. s 1Ssa 1' 5 or sp
sp. ~ gu @ am, 1is S. 80 TIN S5Ss1
snolaaesa. sale 20 20 of'0ee 'eo" "'7''F"' q" I'd
RAlNN u IA AaTe .s es , o ,@s ioT te 50
ny 20 a. 0' .' , To- -, zinc mi d, ne re "a ned
I,Gs,. { o4ng iuel ABOUT sleli spniE "h .' was
quci aud n"li.ua AZ - "G5 - 'or go lic ~,sf
Ne g. ! r5 ;Ssi VIVA 1a"y SIS, T. ~ ~ w ME-
81 oS 9'etntr ~" " , 81 - ,, 30 vi lie = u n
q ia, DO NoyenbeT. > l9a.s e, closing > i5@sa
. =. ia
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH

ALL RA L LINE for Woodbridge. Perth Annoy. south
AmD ~, @atawtn. k'p1tt Haz.eL Miaa.eiaa u. Rcd
bauA, Llut -AVr, Brinch90ri, Long B-aHch. fiJro9.
ra bea1h Ocean Grove. AsDuy Para peach spring
j. rIeyai, Auan.Ic tltv. etc
Leay, Sew. Yofk. tot ty-st s. $50 II.G5 a. NJ
l.Iu. $500 T. ljH D..
tlaulc ify. , D. M.
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Elfamuoats ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ 1n4 eys 3eT No 49, H lsgs LAT at ~. ~
l-unI4y murning tell With trains North West AID
ExcIrson to Albany return, goaa 90 Gays. e.
" ". EVERETT lFesiaent.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
n FALL RIVER LINE
70 BOSTON. FOH opL .lAL LIMITED TICKETS.
OOrcspou ing reduc ion O. Eastern points Mami1 fth
49, ~ 80 tr,a,s q .' rs hi. a., tanned Ar sil pr,pct.i
hotels ticket Odce at the office 81 the Pier anc On 0.art
Ggo. l.. CONNOR BORDEN K LOWELL.
Genera. "a searer Agent Agens
TOR RONDOUr aud Observation-Disclosures
Cozz ns West Pout. Cornwall Ne0bnTg. Marlboro
Mtou. PouguKrepse rs pus coma ctHv On bister AMI
Delaware ami Wa.l Valley nalroa 'tcanp'a,s n -
~ BA DNlS uud r.iJ1iA, DOa Ell itave DAILY At 4
D III. freg %, NDrt higcr. foot "i Hausun-L
klecu -atlrdaya Thomas Npreei iesvca al $50 pn
! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
n PAssESGhh TRAIN : On am after nne L. N, WI
leave drnuts COrauet ud DeJr0sscsts AZ w i
D. m ana $50 p IN. tor rason. Bethlehem. AHen1~h
Isca Geneva LIONS Buffalo aad the West Pullman sleep
Ing coaches attached 10 $50 p m an, m noect Tor Al,
poinIs IN Mahanov Hazrton coal REGIONS
r.. B. BNINGlOa. Uentta IA h@'achHel AfcAt,
Gereral Eastern Once corner Chul % an Col aadss
e.. H. 81 uA LIS. .ascne
pROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSf
A VIA PROVlDENCE DTHtCI.
FIRsr.C AS ACCONODA lions OSLY.
, The iavor.tc pa'ace st'aulers ,,.r
NASSAU til ST. = AND RHODE ISLAND.
DaY SUNDAY exco teOI nom Por29 North River ioo1 u
80 iurrnrftr, andinas between Nevy YORK ana Prov
dcuCr. FHas-ugers lrryoln boston 40 a. l- -
ate IOOns tcAoI, secured NOs au5. 5J rs, ana
NoNl OK. ana $50 Ws5lin gnarb. Bf1OSvn Tickets ace
Also soa % all prncpa hotels aad ucAet Offices ANA 4.
Olces o Weseot Ezvfoaa Company Fiesnt AAeH 10 NV
l. " FuKNs L. 5. BABcoCK.
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FALL RIVER. Mass, o. 20re marKes TOT Prlnuhg olns
pa. o. ,cn n Verv tive ana with gooH sai-s 20 4c ana
c for rpec qualities " 81 tqnairs ard b'xJb cloths
lie ma. al closes ytEy strong old aud sc asked