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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10
KELLER LOCALS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Hamilton Grange visited Keller Grange on
Friday last, had " feast Of reason and 1ow OF
soul" Such meetings are good for the Order.
Let US have more Of them.
Quite a number Of strangers are about town,
visiting friends OF Aud Lang Syne."
Mr.. Wilson Wilder is now running feed
mill at the Center. Patronize him We farmers.
Mss Jessie Patton, of Chicago, will give a
reading, both Wednesday ana Thursday even
ings OF this week, at the Congregational
church.
Preparations for Christmas are getting on
apace, both churches celebrate in some man
ner
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10
Physiological Lectures.

Drs. Russell, Booth q Co., the celebrated
New York Oculsts aud Physicians, will be in
Paw Paw in few days, and deliver a course of
Popular Lectures on the Hygiene and Treat
ment OF the Eye, and general system. The
Lectures will be fully illustrated by the largest
Anatomical Museum ever brought to this
country consisting OF Dried Man, Preserved
Man, Manikins. Skeletons, Models, Charts and
Drawings, both OF the Eye, Ear and other
organs. They also have the finest and most
extensive hne OF Spectaces and Optical Goods.
west OF New York. The Doctors treat not
only diseases OF the Eye and Ear. but Chronic
diseases generally. 1921
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10
LEVITIES OF THE LAW.

From the Library Docket.
Lawyer C, entering friends office the
other morning, said in hoarse whisper: IF
I've got such congounded cold actually can't
speak the truth" r looked up and re-
marked cheerily " We'll, it must be consola-
ton that it's nothing which will interfere with
your business"
At the last term OF the Caldwell (Mo.) Cir
cult Court, young sprig from New England
applied for license to practice law. The COM
mittee appointed to examine him touching his
qualifications found him cheeky and smart but
with less conception Of the law than govern
ment mule. At the opening OF the court on
the following morning the committee reported
adversely. The applicant got the floor, ooolly
surveyed the members OF the bar, and then
said May it please the court, your committee
may be right; don't think so. But from the
looks OF this bar am the frat man who was
ever refused a license"
The following Is sent US from neghboring
State and is a true copy
State Of l.
County,| o.
To all the world, greeting Know We that
John s. and Polly M is hereby entitled
to go together and do as other folks does any
where inside OF Copperas precinct, and when
my commission comes am to marry EN- good,
and date 'em back to kiver accidents.
O. NJ. R,
Justice OF the Peace"
An applicant for license was being examined
IN open court touching his qualifications, when
the following question was asked: "IR you
were to bring suit for the recovery OF lands,
what evidence would you introduce ," The
deed" was the prompt reply. But suppose"
continued the examiner, that you did not
have deed, what would you do >" g File
copy Of tie record" answered the applicant
" But, suppose persisted the examiner, that
you had neither deed nor re ord, what would
you do ~ This was poser; but after q mo-
ments reflection, the applicant replied 81
would ask for a continuance, He got his
license.
He was little LAWYER man
Who meekly bushed while he began
Her poor dead husbands will to scan;
He smiled while thinking OF his fee
Then said to her, so tenderly
You have nice fat legacy"
And when he lay next day in ed,
With plasters on his broken head.
He wondered what on earth he said
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-10

We take pleasure in stating that A. G. Gulley,
one Of Van Buren's promising young men, a
resident Of South Haven, is candidate for the
position OF Postmaster OF the House at Lam
sing. We wish him success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30

Soy. % $50 D.n--tOtion- hldiuhs pahd-'
- S,ddlug Orleans I'd sales ltuVu ba,eH LnSlni,
"a pO0 bales Tor speCulsuon ana export Iete 49, ~
tncuauq $500 bales Anticlh lthIe7 pdh'i''
9+'o cause <Ovem1er de YrfN 900 G also hgqt'
~" i,.rfer aTd December delivery, 80 za~o -sd 10
ana delivery t- def doJ ihuaF sh' zen
Iu 5 ,11 pr delivery ~" ,.l d1. April and May DEW
Nv csd also 6i5isd DO, May ana Jun H''e.'' ''Iau'
arc 1 1. gov 1-l:3o Motion Kidding upiands.
IL 90 MdiiJg orleans I'll ,,,, .r, .,t. NJ Pm. ,ay
fvpgpgOl Npv ~ - ph-N"l''A JAW '''D VT ~ '.'y
H',t %ov s-I.ll U.u Cotton uthres-l nands'
-. Mn. 1s;zau-e November tt!'t.}.'- co. Note.n-
ana, .ce1ibcI delivery. 10 I,''I i "a ''
' 80. ss 4, do January Ind FEBRUARY .rit'iF. p'it
tt,rnar, March lc j. n -- l' ~ At 10 '- .rll
,to 80 d. 81 in prii III 4aY deus 'i5 + no. lidy
aud ang .l-Cottou quiet. siiuGlu1. 1I'ic. Low
imam, Ii5 Gooi Ordinary 4''-' receipts I'-'- '''7
sales oot % Is D., cotton firm }lilg 1-1 i-c. Low
AZ .fIny II &C.. Go1 DriihAr. u i.- H'' I','' - l.
"a ''- Uortl col-tH~e. J IIt1 cs DO Diti ,
-I...r .'-o D.l--. -tsch. tr. $50. b.I...
49,. Saw l-ttr.4L n4lnf 4- i-hf- &c. w" AliI
ai. i.c. Good ord nary. lo Co. At ec.D.' go 'A'''
stoc- - % Sow 29-Cotrou easy; Mclus ll'-al 'c
t.,. ar. tflud D lutis. llt- noe ic'". t s.
To-" H. tr.lt Britain. b. 90 bacH C." .rluer lV@
81. fo Inc Continent ltt." hi- '''''"''' -'"- "''
p"t.'- ,.3,'tl,.--. Do. I@4. .ts uaits
~ - l.' an 90 steady Aiaiuc u 4r- In"
L, &C. tisnd Jrlu.Iy, lV'sr r.crII -iA- ia -a
Mo i"-' fliI.tra sIItA 81 bales -tnt t. l-iO lA4ta
AhipA'..',9,o. Sow 80 -rotol MN hdhml i-r., lp"
nlL fiItc. GOOD Ordinary. lo c nrl Ir. rito D -
,,-,- I,.- bIes exports T." tht eminent go
pi rsa.ar -o, bales sales t"'i '-''' ''"'~' '"'ol
Uaiea Nov 20 Cotton steaiv, Minime IL tnlI'i-
- - lotion Qultti o-i iIlAA., ~ e. f
-, - iiales shpmenis, O. 800 Ohes AAl7' lV' D'l'S
sloe4 ~ "a Now % Cotton duh Mdnns LAG. Low
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Ml5cc.lGHe0u5.
VNGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER;
= also Ink. Tools. lockwood and OTHER WOODS &c.
VANDtRBURGIL WELLS ~ CO.,
10 y Dutch. corner Fulton ST. NeW 1ort
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
ESTABLISHMENT FOR
SALE.

TOR the purpose of closing the co-partnor-
ann which flr personal has become nece ssay
the uiODrist0r- OF THE WINONA EEPl BLIC Al WI ouer
t.er entire Establishment 10 public sale, M Wnona MIMI
NJ II O'Clock a. Wednesday the "a Of December proE
40. g.. - ,..,.. .-,
The esrab ihmont embraces the outfit for daily ana
weekly newspaper we.idpponted JOB ohce ani DooA
and boiler and al the appr-ance.
belonging every department. Of the business me SAFE VIII
include ne -uDscrIltOu st anu good VIII OF the concern
together with Associated Press franchise perfect
M ree an encumbrnre viii DE given % the pufcha,sI.
THE WTNONA REP BLlCAN has be- n cOntnuouhly
under it, mt for nearly quarter % crn
tury Itl. only ay paper published ia noutlshthg
beaut fu and growing CITY OF llOoj people anu tIJy'
rrputatiou of If the Woat uhuelua ftprs
gfircs al KcDubl csn Thought policy in the state To
one or more persons " snapef experience iD D
and utefr-e opportunity 4, re resented I'D most dc
sir9i1e Ioc3tou. sIch very rcrev o. le found -
ale be absolute Terms two thirds OF me pN
chn-o money e. paid the time o. safe The
third made PAYABLE ln one Yrar Win approve J
transfer 20 oe 'i'D' 'N'"'' - D. sinclair E CO.
Nov. 90 1850. -l-' = ~
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- - NA..Er.-nI rELEaRAPH

1--we STOCK MA cEETs-nY TELEGRAPH
ST Ior,s nov. 20 -U1Gs-A rtive; Workers and Bilii
90 Fancy a. GjGsl sd receipts 1870 heH sh'm'N'
Carrt~iu iar demand Fancy steers wa1te era would
brfur FItr GuOI steers, 100 20 i3'i w. -oiu
al f3 .s0 50 kei Butchers suf ranges from = -
81 90 Coruei Texans. -.4rj '' rps Low SNIP
sHr,P--t,ady. with q good demand Far % Choice Mrt
tons 20 Fancy. 50 jcti 3D. Receipts 300 Ac-u SHIP
Cf.cN.a. WOW 29.-HoGs- Receipts. $4,000 head: shin
faenr 10000 lea Dr. mars 30 weak. lly sou oh sue ll '
mum o., vch ar Io.r price De- toWe. i.h,, I'D IN
iuz. BE- o. Light ~ tJI-t t: Cuoca neaFy' "a ~
as go GOOD many common ir e.'I -oo he'd, mar
ket weaker Ice Good o. Choice -npilt :. ~
- I5 Common io Fair. 50 t0r%t tc. buchel- @ IN
20 70 Texans. upmin9 ilv - rsi 10 ,.,,
snEp-Iirc, 500 nest. mark unchanged Common
TO Medium. So. - 500 10 frlu. COCO here 49,. ,,
BUFFtl1 nov. Z9.rAiriH-lt cclp.a o-tlT, 2iou heai
ms $500 ueld ior he sam time a't
wreck $500 bead; c0r.Cu"' through l.i cars IiI"'l
buf steady for COOL rrdf Common IN' l'' ''rI
Light export dcma1gi offerings manly Far 10 u ,.uIn
quality: only llr proportion of choice soc- sales OF E1ia
Sfeer4 81 - Ciu.ce 90 1tpo -Itf -l
j5uxl - FAR 10 Meduu. - 80 80 Light butchers,
20 "a TO- Mixed huIcheI-. = U.S. n1 "a 80 ~ -
2'c over Common 60 Far IiaIt 3 5OaS- 10 Cool = 'o
~Iglr ASD Lt1ils-Neceips TODAY. goo head bta Ioi
the 300 head Tor the same TINE aa' WerA
$500 head. signed through Gers market dui nj
dIoupiug ofuLGs maInT % poor 'n VI 1uu aualy f-N
ta1ds business selected Frnfrs ~ - ur
- ordinary Good Western -Arrn. rj - 81 J."
Choice "a 4Ia-i 50 Western Lambs common 30 Good -
H0as-aecorts to-day 1000 head total f,r the week
head cousLned through 80 market dd! weak ana
lower le suppv o. cars greatly IealI gu .nrr-
- sos Light 81 xc - 3D0St 40. HeIvr and q lun, So %
asa .: n fev Prime selected 49, n -jue4 9. MeIuhl
quality He-vy - a.; llEs - q 20 iuY JU Gus
reg over m The yards, lad number Oh loads a-e "a1I To o
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advantage claan wool wen graded for
quotations actual sales reported Foreign
sales have been at weeks price,. ihe
market shows receipt Of the report I
London and holders looking for srht IMPROVEMENT
here The sales for comprise ZlSl.fO ID. OF 90
nestle fleece and pulled and 10000 g. 81 foreign making the
week transactions 1856 zoo h. foreign and domestic
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sp.D 10 BOSTON,
VIA TIE
SIONiAlLON LINE.

CoNNEgIING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The E.c-auf steamers
MI Tuesdays. iAuI iANs and -aturi W
,,t NAllrAGA NsIT non Ial " Hdnvaj3ys ana tr-
"-' 4.sU % st.. F.ON PIER 33. y. r..
tt f law .r al riyug BusfO.a a. VI ~pcciN LiWiieI
F.r.rtIa-s between Net-f ora 4hu boston "oDO
~. IN a.. .lc. lel ou tuet llsg--f- IL DO
r-... t.r 80 tli PRINCIPAL uo~rt "ihc'A sra eo N
.rtr,d At .ir.a 90 We.tc0ts IA tesf 'opli}, AZ 500
.uI % Broadway, AND ~ McDf olttn in4 Flth ANcnA
Noe ticket uil r, ,.. ..,.,.,,r,, .,.-,1-
.t-sut.. aud GA -Al y etVN Pier -, n Ofth
p~,r 6ot adj Waueust daily ltXcep sunday 81 Al L. ~
i,.r Huston Providence dir CT
freight VIA either Iue taken al ioWess rates
AiN'~" 49, ID. IS. BABDOGk President.
/ w. FILKINs, General Passenger Agsn-
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Among the important Of the week was the ar
rival Mortsmar. the famous thorough bred st1liOn re
Gently purchased ioriar and lot NJ N"finl
horses nom France Moriemer now 80 well tn0h ahl9hS
breeders AMI turf men chestnut sta.n0n 10 al-
inches Do height. l.25u POUNDS tie nag
been ~ff1. In hnri fought contest ON ne tu
recent been exclusively for hfernE pu
poses Mr Lorilari paid f-5nu0 for Mortmrr hophs !"
valuable colt. SEASON. ihe broou mari
Angnua and her we1nling colt were also imrorteh W '-
lard. he lot II rnrpn-cf OF
alr0n. hroodnlarr4 and colts. and 3 -ial IONS
mares ana . los GIef TIE hey arrived on ine
steamer Ucwa'k otter rtsFrae nineteen So dufih-
which time unusually severe weather am s- ~
ere'i "a j. Uunnam n owner or thc'r nor
and thav were sh Due ON SATURDAY s 7tDrk IN NJ 40
'u comfy H. Tee cr,hrlt I'll farcnoi,' bie
Gown j. r. 90 CO. Z Oh - '
expected tIe steamer victoria Inc tF LaIr
r. without feature. fo nt NtiNitilc WIS
horses. large heavy draugt h0rs au e1o GFlt trln
have had inquiry and dealer. rpIn fair uu mes a
fOrucr All other AIud' hor,' AZ ia '-'
dull.
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STEAMBOATS, dn1 Railroads..

FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,s., .-,,,
IL PA-aENGEk TRAINS, Oh an altef nv 4. 10 m
Ive tsunt foot obi Core AuGt lnd bcDtusseSsA ~ ~ &
In m ana go D. IN. for eison, Betlehen A utNi
N.n., t'buuk Milkesoafre. iOwanla " aFe'ly
ithaca Geneva LYONS. Bufalo and tae West FuhAh 'eP
nc roIrnts attached To o3o Pc NJ ram. ~ rr,cr f,r All
'Ir.tu. leaving t 1iO a. N. ana p rs. N"N"'SN - 49,
POINTS ID 81 ans General Passenger Agent,
general tssern Hcr corner church ANT tortlhdttS
I'M ''" G.. a. o. IA MI.Ni-, Agent
nOgKAN.AY BEACh.-New-TOlk Wood
IA maven and RocAaNay Raj rold.Ieaye daily. except
~nnday Huntrr's romC Go. I-.lo a. nl.' t.Ao = AL
I4itge l.acA.tsay 1880 a. ia .:i oslo 70 in
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Dipi6en0 Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1st PR0X.. and the
n PRINCIPAL of all BONDS due on that date issued oy
TUE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Company will be paid
ON and after that date the Offices Of CLARK POST
MARTIN No - Pine-st. New-York f. ". CLARK & co.
No. 80 south 3dst. Philadelphia posr
November 10. 1880 Treasurer,
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
c0uPONs OF tas COMPANY due December l. Will DE PAID az
the Central rust ''n04ny % A El3 AY1oR Treasurer
COUPONS of the EAST LINE and RED
- RIVER RAILROAD COAPAEY dge necemDrr l.
1850 are payane ~ the ninth National Bank, Ne" tcrA.
OvFlcR or srAan.Gaovr SILVER MINING CoMPANZ(
~. NAssAc-sr. cor q WALi.srii.7 ,sso
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The ard Of Trustees
~ have jns day declared tie regular A0NrhLf DIEd,
stock OF the company. TEN CENTS PER SHARE pay
a The transfer s books Win be aose rom the 18th to the
NEVIS VIM j. CLARK JOHN r. boutwell,.
Prcs4 emit 7ttle lary.--
oPslcg oV ruE DUsIS sNso coMrASr,)
NV " 4sHk Sow II. 1850
Dividend No. 5.-The Directors OF THIS
Of sl5001 beng - Cs%rs PER SHARE on the cloltl
payable the oce Of the company on and after De-
Also an ..
o$QO00 being cents per share payable ut the same uml
Transier books close November % an6 reopen December
T. T CHOLLAh -ecre. airy.
INDIANA. BLOOMINGTON and WESTERN
D ~ = 4 p
ending December 81. 1880 Val be paid upon me
Income II this company on ana aiier Jan!iIY - 49,
the Office IF the Corbu Ranking Company - Brpsu~l
y Y Bonds be presented Tor Endorsement OF same
when IA a. g. 4. TAI TOR Treasurer
NIINNEAPOLIS and ST. LOUIS RAlLW Az
Va OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES This eompany ga Ta4 u,
bv The BI' ELLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS ana NOR H.lLN
HALFWAY lOHPANY due December VII be paid al tAe
Conttuenfol osafio.al Rang ALEX TAYLOR.
Treasurer r., G. Il. and \. RR o.
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE and WESIERN
y RAILROAD COMPANY.-TKEAsJ REt9 Otti,. -
ls7 Westst, Fer-Y >OTiCE-F The CPDN7 Oh Ihe
MORTGAGE BONDS OF mis- Ompany due DtctIn1ef l.
will paid presentation on and ai.er lt da al
this office b W. SPENCER Treasurer
CT PAUL. NINNEAPOLISA AND MANITOBA
y RAILWAY COMPANY.
dakota EXtrn'i0nal
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BOND7.-
Due November 1910. Interest PAYABLE May l. ana No.
vember l. secured at the rate OF SlZboO per mile On
completed and equipped road.
ISSUE PRICE I04 PER CENT AND ~ TEREST
For "a. e by j. = KENN EDT & CO.. 80 "uilaris-ss
rg1FXAS and ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COM
Il PANY Presdent,s ONCE t. Lo1is ~ i2Sres, due
Drccmber upon the FIRST MORTGAGE bOND- OF ms
tompanv VIII De yad by National iank OF Commerc N
Nv 5,sx l. ". PAEAMORE. President.
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UORsE MARKET.

do ls4 NJ ~ 30 I51 Ohio ia n at 5isc and have
of Good Hogs sale tor which - ~
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STEAMBOATS, amo RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE:

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
q TO BOSTON F F9RL sP Is IHL LIdfrED TICKETS
GSrrespopl1s reduction 70 al bs[eR % sand1ys o
ciuded from Pier ~ y H. foot Of Murray $50 NJ Leave
Br9oyn M Jersey ,ity i5 ,,g wa ~ M sr1cpa
hotels and ticket Offices the office on the per aho On o"'
''S GE6 r l. coNxoR BORDEN & LovELI-
Genera. Passenger AGENT Agents
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
eToolS6 1l ,od N zoo, o. I2s' ST. ''" "
co4menens %orea6er H. is -i.eay1 YORK. foot Of
$50 a. m.~ror Remington Eas,on. Allentown. Reading.
1880 a. For sohooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D.. l. q Western r. r. Eason Allentown WnxeaDAfte'
s.i5 a. m-For Pennington. Ession. Allentown Reading.
Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Danyio winIamrrort 1amaqaa.
p. m.-For emingt,n Eason AleHtS%n Reading. Har.
$50 p. y. For Easlon Bath. Mauch Chunk TamaqaA
a. 30 D. n-For schooey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4:S5 p. m-For -omer. i.le. Fleungton, &c.
Re3 D p -rb dG Mauc dha 4 %ksoarie &c
sunday icave s45 M II ior Pound o5n Brook Brook
ard nterm.iaie stations AZ o'1o D. H. TOT H4''1 A'n
For Newar2 at 5i5 si5 6l5. 7l5 7t5. SID SIS. 95,
a:59 TO- 1919 ii5 a. nj y 9 n :i3 ~ 70. m. '''
For tr3ps 70 local points SS e r 1B 20 mak
tons TO and from Jersey Cty stati"n'
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIYI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south Amboy, Red
Bans, long r sTaS' 0osn ,i ,rf rI ~ &c UNIV
30 $3.50. 400 $50 ..
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNEc rION. Leave foot Of Libertyst Tor FreebSh
sl5. lli5 a ID. 400. j30 D. M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave Sew York foot Liberty ST.. y r.
Wa Br3nchpOu
For sandy Hook slJ. Has n, ( D. N.
For highlands. .. SID ll:ij D. m, a;3n. r. m.
For Monmouth Beach and reabTtght >, SIS, l:iJ a. m
$3.50. p.
Wa Bank
l:.Op.m For Manchester, lOms River ATLANTIC CITY
all uffNw4
az "a az aFoT Writings Toms RIVER Baraegat. &c.
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cor,r RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
o.. C,rt5 R.,,r. TesS''s at Rtpr0tfs.
u" wv VoRI, Monday. Nov. 20 1oS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

.s4r--Qac. 1rd unchanged. 49,,
1870 ~-,.r Cotton aie- tun '0d Unchanged. sales,
-.r.riar evening" Including SD ior DNuorf ana
wv 20 -, delivered o. cu itilct -h' ndts he'e4p'
. ,se 1o Is tlt. o. o@ oa.cs against :. t' oaes ~ ,S
q w ana ba ! sf wear; SINCE ~rniD'"h'i ].
U.s.. .e = 0at against 2.lJ 10 bales dln- 'he same Pc
dsl .ast fcai. -- o--.s
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fost ano foUno.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bdnk Book No.
u 506Il7 Of the Bowery savings 5ank IL MISSING Inc
s,er ~ reoe- ed u II "a the oak II NOT restored
htr, tr 5gfn DAY " December lsoO application VIII be
niaae To tho bank iOr new b1oA
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Mddlna 1Ii.c. Ordinary. iolsc; net reeeips asSl
exports coastwse 24l bales sales looO Oses sc-
SgwOaiEAys NOV 29-Cotton steady Mdding. 49,
Low MidGnng he Ordinary. lOa.c. recepta 81
bales; gross. 10 3 bales exports to Great Brtln 90
bales g. COMMENT 2GG naes coastwse, l53J bales
sales. 2.5Ou bales -f0cs 262B-I bales -,
NORFOLK Nov 39-Coiton steady; Middng II be- net
receipts 5uO bales exports cOastwse l335 balcs saes
4Gj bales: stock. Gl.76O bales ,,,. 20. -,
MiddIug. JIG; Good Ordinary. 1920; net receipts ~
bales gross -2G bales sales jOU bales; spnners 300 bales
SAVAyx,H Vow 2q-Couon firm Mddng. II ne: Low
Middng l.c. Good ordinary. lO'scs net recelp1 80
b,s vports 90 France pales co7stwe. 3o3l bales
sale. luO nais; last evening bales stock, lt3lJf
81 Lor1S Nov 29.-Cotton quiet Midlng l'ica Low
sale- J31 bles stock ot'Ui Daie-
WIAuNGr0a. WOW 2J-Cottos quiet Mdllns' i3';; i"N
Middnue ir G,eo or n1ry '. De, teC''l 80,
exports Britain, 1.3l0 bales socA - Oo O"eS
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL NOV % -Purk-Prme Hsss-El'tern. stcahy
~ 7Ia Western. stafy az 66 Ba'ol, ih' raui ,o S,
dui g.. short iab. u1u at 4,fd; I1rH.- -. -,
steady az A.. Clear. duh n % 3d. Hanls-is,nR
tut. du 40. shoulders dull at ~. icci-lnlA "'i
duu at Is Mess dul n - Prime Ae-,- '.IA
af ST. larl-P-,me Western. dull az t6Gd IaloN-
Prime Cfv 30 JG Iurrentne->piritS ltl,t A. %,
Io.,r-t M non frmrr ar l.Gd: steady a. 10 81
Fl1lr-EXtrI state. dtll AZ rs 81 "A.Ni ~" =.
Whiie. avn az 10 -prne. Nn 2 dul pr tIt. All
I'D 3d. CornMixet hrnrr az nj CotIon@ted . %
American none ~ miryet kosn-, omnon. ~ lond9ir'
steady Ga lurprnrne spirits 10 loni"n nj M ~
Receipts ~ Wheat tr tir week flniH N'@st.o p,ter
20 Oo6 quarters Pacific ports i4'O qr. nom Oluer
eolrcr. $500 quarters Receipts OF CON- 'OD quarters
iU.tPlpi Nov. 2e 1880 ml-ird ~ oi per c"t lor
I0SI5V Nov 81 D. calcutta Linsced 81 od per or
Refined Petroleum. Sd. per ga Spus " IuIpehuhe
,rvysr Nov 29-Perroleum GA francs for tine pale
American Wilcox Lard closed NJ lI7 francs Oei IuO hO'
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy south annoy, Eed
Bank, Long branch Ocean Grove. AsDnry i1,N. foint
Pleasant, Toms River. BarnegaG ATLANTIC tl41, &c
Leave Liberty 81, j:OO -iJ, lI:ij M
BIN D ID
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on AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, $3.50,
Express Trains cave Newiork va Desbrosscs AL Cor,
i.S ah 80 go $3.50 10 Limited) y l. $3.50 40
5 s. l. 80 and 10 and l. night saniays 49, and
$50 a. m ). =. $50 ana 10 M and II night ,, a.
7:3O a NJ and through via Trenton ana Cal"
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" II all through
trans Jersey Guy afOrdng speedy and direct Transfer
'O Returning train. est Phlide pia l21 80 -
= i:35 ss:a0 andIl Am Limited Express ~ p NJ %;
6:4Q anG @1 M m Leave Philadelphia wa anlen a
NJ t Snices rs ana BrosiwIy Astor House and
foot and G9rtlAndE ST ana BT9'Aya
Annex s tn o Oh ken sta;,on Jersey tfty Emi
grant Th New YORK transfer Company Will cal ami
ba gage from hotels aud rea.denth v,pN,rp
'' General Manager. GeDl Passenger AIT
TIVE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
1 NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Ana NGEMESr OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT SoH1, 1850
roam Coaches 10 Buffalo AMI suspension Bridge.
~ r L9ais as E lPs. to Ss wssr S AMI
Southwest Pumans Oest Drawinsroom sleeping coaches
~ ally Pacific Express for t t5e West serpai
ChSaeS change Hotel Dnhs cars % CoscagA
trains cave caamoers Stree, Depot New iors for , "a,
D m. ANT 80 midnight saturday nights ohy' Sah1iya
VI 1 Il l and Pa-sac g. $50 TO- 1920 nte lu..o
a. M iran stops al rutherford only on >uH1aysi2 noon
mGai ,G sundays G55 sj0 io3oa iij $780,
1 F4t1 iSt 10 WA NJ L goan pc. az ~ ' and
II mIdn.gnt sundays ., sSl lO2oA H. lao $50 D. m
/ AL - lLldnlg j. .... f.... ..... d
So. t.l rs 80 NJ .t n'ah' +h' 74-iii3 shi1 ohy
suier. 600 $50 1929 3 A. i' 1'9 500 gl2 7'I'
! ~ q. iit M. IN. and - midnight
/ u-,r,y,,k so lO-3D A M A.3up.
Newhurg and Cornwall 800 . a. ~ 5'V' '''' p III '"~
d9y s;,G a. a. Kingston. $50 $3.50 sunday" ) 50
[ -..., . faou, m sd. 800. 40 =, 81 D
1oos,tys o. $50, lU-U a. U;.u, D "a Dan -
Sa'.'.lns d. 10 . l0.-J ~ a:)p tou ',4' T. ~
M.1iU,ro 10 loo a. N $50. p The a. il aud I'D
suHH tS. coanec, sih NewYork ana Os"cso Ai.ai
R.AlgaG at nss IO.-o d. NJ i:O . T. 1I3 p a. sun
Foit ~ w. 3, O.3U and & D M
DAYS $50. TO- - d. l3Lst. quarter and quarter afer
~ IT, I'm a. 10 9-iJ A. ani ~ -OlJ Aa4 l.. ID
y. Ear ID. al a. AHA IL Aniltnelts IA DRAW az ooa
IlcA So, 't,a,lss o. OUtIIntl ald
aud -."P,, rra,.ttr Basla-e be
chc' N,s l38, i1l \ No z
PAM 'Nr,,styn. % at the Company D~p0t~
Couit ST. yr. ~ 90 the " Al NeU torA az Z -
anu II:-o a. d. = tBBoI j.. 0eur P4ssr Az New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans cave Tor Engew00L CHESTER tlernoat 4na =
- = a. 800 a. ~. B. l. 45HJ: a. Gao, s3O ll.J1 D. 4
sn@d,vs "A m aud Is. q p. n. Tle ll3O , u. tram wl
/ i,ave 80 m later SATURDAY nights 49,,
/ SanueL spring Valley MonseS' ''o@ ''' a ~ t'St
~ mo n. ABBOTT. General PAssr Agent New. YORK
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNEc rION. Leave foot Of LiDerty-st Tor Freehold
a s.l5. Has a. H.. 400, j30D.
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nlurble ana GIa.c fflantels.

NsARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
vi monuments. t.lng. g. A. hLAbhlE loi ia ST 4'''
a.. od-aFc.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

rtfr, or n ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
AAAA- SA-| BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
70 ru ANS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
~ bEP6TS IN PHILADELPHIA A. II SEN-f DIRK.
pOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQLIP-
MENr, An TIE FASTEST llME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU ~ SAFETY
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
new. YORK. Nov. lo, 1880
rI,HF Transfer Books of this company VIII
/ he closed from O'Clock y. November TO- to the
morning Of Dec'mO'i - &c BABCOCK Treasurer.