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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
PROPOSALS.

CLERKS On FICE, CRY OF w. EELING.l
OCTOBER Is. lSSO.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE
of the CITY Clerk for one week from this date,
for building the wrought iron tank around the
new Nor. hington pumping engine. Plans and
specifications on exhibition at this Office. The
city reserves the RICH. 10 reject am or all bids.
Hids are 10 be addressed 70 the Committee on
Water Works, City Building.
JOHN wATERH0TSE,
NJ 5u Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
ATTENTION.

E,IGHTH WARD HANt ocK AND ENGLI II
The members OF the above club ara requested
1, meet at their II al, this evening, a. D CLOCK
.harn I'm full uniform and torches. livery MEN,
oci:,1 JOHN u, CLINE, Captain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
NOTICE.
Piles & Rectal Diseases, &c,

MR.. D. F. MCKINLEY. OF 2735 EOFF ST,
wi Whoe'ing. ". Va, has been suffering Tor
wears from Bleeding Piles. liberation OF the
Bowel, and ProlapSns Of the Rcctum. whose
bowel and piles protruded and had to be re-
turned after each passage Of the bowels, says:
"My bowel has not been down since your mt
treatment and II any one wishes 20 Know
whether Bleeding Piles and Disease Of the Rec
tam can he cured, you may refer them to me-"
DIR. J y. Giant can he consulted daily AT the
Stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.
Consultation Tree, and correspondence with
parties suffering with Piles and Rectal Diseases.
and who are living away from the city solicited.
such persons can he treated successfully at their
homes. Office hours Q to II NJ, Ito = and 10
SPIN Ociegh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

me NIGHroNLY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH

A Most Brilliant Gathering OF American Artist.
The Head and Front Of Amusement Organ
izations Ipdisputably the Leading En-.
iertainment OF Modern Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
READING, Pa, October Is.

Sold up for October. Will entertain an
offer for 1000 for November. Higher
prices are anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

Teacher, What Is score ~ Pupil "a
baseball record" Teacher No, no what mean Is
much does score signify numerically What Idea
does give youi That is to soy, we're TO tell you
Pupil Please, marm k.aSud think you was s,uf1nI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY Isso-rRIPLE SHEET

SON. Il Ia now about settled that the output OF
coal for August will be restricted to half time, the
question being whether 1t shall be by n total sus-
pension of work for fifteen days, or, as heretofore
BY suspension three days in each week Coal IS ac-
cumuating at the shipping points, bnt the quantity
at the shipping points does not cover all the coa
which the companies have on hand. Pacihc Man
was active and rose from 42ss to 1890 1883 west
ern Union was quiet at 106sod 1868, closing NJ
1864 The market generally closed strong
Government bonds were dull. the total business al
the Boards amounting only to $4,000. and prices
were easier the bids for the Is of 1881 and 42s being
reduced ls per cent, the others being barely steady
The following are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
CLOSING PRICES or pHlL4DshpHlA sroCKs.
SATURDAY. July 2l-P. NJ.
rHE GRNERAL LIST.

SATURDAY. July 2l-P NJ
To-day's stock market was very much like yester-
Internationally active and dull. but generally
with steady and gradual hardening of prices I'm
modately following the opening there was a decline
ranging from y to q pr cent, bat that quickly
recovered from and followed by higher figures still
The low-priced stocks were particularly active and
attracted more than usual attention. Lake Erie
and Western rose from 31l2 to 33l4G32ai, Ohio and
Mississippi from 81 to 35l2G3jA OHIO Central
from 21s4 to 239222i, and Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville from 2l19 to 25ll. The CHANGERS were
strong although III final sales their gains are only
Il 10 p per cent. Erie was actively traded III be-
tween 1925 and 43i2 finally closing 20 1873 de-
cline Of II per cent In tho early dealings Lake
Shore declined from 1878 to 1864. bat afterward
sold at 1O72l01O75s; but Michigan Central only
recovered y per cent to G2l2 from its eaty de-
cline Of q
Ontario and Western was dull at 275sG2s
277s. A statement made by the company to the
Stock Exchange shows that the total amount Of
stock now outstanding Is S2,O00.0O0 preferred
issued for the certificates OF the receiver Of the
Oswego and Midland Company, and $50, 40, 900
common, of which $13.O00.000 was issued IN ex-
change for first mortgage bonds of the Oswego and
Midland, and $37,770 900 was issued for junior
securities. floating debt, etc. on payment OF $40
company on the 20 per cent assessment is
S7,558.20S. Notice Is given to the Exchange of
an additional issue OF SO, 054 $50 of common stock
for the same amount of OsweGo and Midland stock
on which 80 per cent cash has boon paid, yielding
to the company $1,s16950. and of a contingent
issue of 81 205 $50 for other stock presented, with
$3.50 in cash after the service of the iu-
junction restraining the company from issuing
stock to over S50,OO0,Oo0 Without tho issue
of the contingent stock. the capital stock
of the company will stand at $685. ,45O. Of
which So 7oO,55s lie represented by cash received
from assessments. The company states that it con-
siders that its right to issue stock is exhausted aud
that the amount given in the statement is the abb
solute amount Of the capital stock of the new com
pany.
The coal stocks were again higher. particularly
for NewJersey Central and Delaware and Hud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

TOTAL ISSUE, S327,0JO.
These bonds first mortgage upon the Division Of the
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company which is
being tructed from Fremont TO Sandusky Onio
lance Of % miles.
also fret lien upon all the terminal grounds and
improvements belonging to the Company IN the city of
dusy. these bonds the direct ob legation OF the Lake
and Western Railroad Company, which earning
large surplus all its fixed charges they class
security. We authorized offer tho bonds
1Or safe nc par and accrued interest.
WATSON II. BROWN & BRO. IL Pine 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
Business Cbantes.

ENlRST-CLASS FAMILY GROCERY Store ut
Pouehester for sale includ NJ
waBed GENITAL location Maiu-si,. opportunity tor
onterpslng New York easy Apply J. ".
ApWATEl 2l Parkrow.
EOR SALE.-One-third interest in Old-es-
taoshod Publishing House paying - per dv idend
per annum Address PUBLISHER Box 454i. y. Y. y o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
Gorses. Carriages, darness. Sc.

TOR SALE.-A Park Top Phaeton, In per.
oVthsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
A WALK ALONG BROADWAY.
FROM THE BATTERY TO THE PARK.

FROM THE BATTERY TO THE PARK.
NOTEWORTHY BUILDINGS IN PROGRESS AND COM
Observation-Disclosures or THE SEASON
WHAT RIAL ESTATE MEN THINK OF BUSINESS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENTS EXPECTED.
The present condition Of broadway, the con-
epcuous buildings that are now going up or have
been completed recently, the demand for Offices
and stores and the prospects as rentals are con-
sidered in the article given below. A great demand
for offices in Broadway exists at present and real
estate men declare that many bills have been taken
down from stores this year. 1t believed that rents
will be advanced Some fine apartment houses have
been built on Broadway between Fifty -hrst-st and
the Central Park at cost of more than ~ ooO.ooo
Other improvements along the street may he noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

State bonds were neglected. Louisiana consois
are quoted 4G947. There were no transactions In
city bank stocks. but quotations are steady.
Railroad bonds generally were steady to hrm
without any important change in figures. Erie
second consols sold Mt 9Ols090l2 against 9O"e
Yesterday Missouri. Kansas and Texas first con-
soils were steady at 1855 after declining to 1888
and seconds sold at 662a966l29 66Ss against 66Si
Yesterday New-Jersey Central consos advanced
Is to 10i, but the incomes dropped 7s per cent to
1864 and lie ign and WIlkesbarre cOnsOls were g
easier at 9594 Mobile and Ohio first 0s and first
debentures were firm at 102 and 1919
respectively Canada Southern frsts were ls higher
at 90. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain seconds de-
clined from 1O3 to 1O24G1 1928, and the second
incomes from S0l2 to so. NewYOrk Elevated frsts
further recovered u per cent to ITO, Metropolitan
frsts being steady at $685.. Lake Erie and Western
fr5ts rose to 1912 and the incomes to 642. Denver
and Rio Grande irsts Is weaker at 1O4 but the
consols were frmer at 03ai003l2, and Kansas Pa
cfc consoIs sold at 96l29967s Union Pacific firsts
were d higher at I1212, and Central Pacific iiTsts
were Il lower at 1121f Texas Pacific incomes lost
per cent of yesterdays advance and sold at G3.
Tho weekly bank statement shows n loss OF
1920 500 in the total reserve and ~. S7S,675 in
the surplus reserve. The loans are increased
81 2Os 800. and the deposits reduced S96S, 300.
The following are the totals of the statement and
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

balance. made up ny gains of $18i,160 currency
and 1897 iOl coin. Money on call loaned at 2G3
per cent, 212 per cent being the rate at which the
bulk of business was done The domestic ex-
Changes on New York aro unchanged at
the South, but at the West ST. Louis now
is the same as Chicago, 80 cents discount. The
customs receipts reported at Washington to-day
amounted TO SECS, 5i2. and the internal revenue
receipts to $27G.5s1. The Treasurer received
$4,000 in National bank notes FIR redemption ;
the totais of such rcceips for Che week, compared
with the same week Of 1879 being as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

The Treasury now holds 1861, 037 900 IN United
States bonds 70 secure bank circulation. United
states bonds deposited for circulation for the week.
1868. 900: United States bonds held Tor ci7cula-
ton Withdrawn tor the week. $4,000. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
1912 S4S 5i2 gold notes, II .33G0f5. The Clear
ing House statement today y - follows: For
the day-EXchangos, S'97, ,769; balances,
s;3QlA2I3; for the week-eXchanges,
SG25. 9IG27i balances. so .9j9, 40. The trans
actions at the Sub-ireasnry covered: Receipts,
81 IO2 7J9; pa -meuts. $4e11S0: currency bal
ance. ~, COS .s3l; com balance, SS700l5e7.
The foreign exchanges remain DUH aud s'caly,
actual business being done az 2D@t ceni below tic
fnilnylup Dostcd quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

LITTLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
ROOM NO 81 (BOrcel BuliBgl IS BROADWAY,
-x.. -, -. NKw YORK, July 10 80.
TNHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have this day
Il declared monthly dividend lNO. 81 OF
the ten million dollars (.l0COOOOO) capita stock
company amounting 10 one hundred thousand dollars
SlO oOOO or tfY cents per share Of the
earnings payable at the Mining Trust Company, tho
2sth int ~
Transfer books Will close July 90 and reopen Juy 20
i. +. NERDENAL. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25

IL London British consols we're steady AT oslo
for money and $3.50 for account United states
bonds were easier, the IS at 1883. 10?
al 114ll. and Is at 1923 Erie advanced
t. -. but closed unchanae! at 443l, and
second conSols were steady at o.. Illinois Central
sold AZ l10Q110i4 against 1iOA yesterday.
Pennsylvania was u higher at 575s Reading 1s
higher at 9la, Central and Hudson beng steady at
1854. H. Paris, French per cents rose from 50 TO
s5.2OG Sj.12l2 sight exchange Oh London falling
10 % 3B francs To the E.
Messrs Wastou II. Brown S Brother offer for sale
a limited amount If The first mort gage per cent
gold bonds of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
SandusSy Division, at par and accrued interest.
This is the end OF the road from Bloomington Ill.,.
to SauduslSy, Ohio. a distance of $50 miles, aud is
one of the routes for the Midland Fast Freight Line
10 81. LOuls and san Francisco.
The gross earnings of tue following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL.
1879. 1850.
Third week in Juv.... sl56726 s23l0OU s74527i
JanuaIy TO July 2l.. 4j3SOj 6l34O00 Iuc. ,Js9,lV
ST. LOUIS AND SAN rRANCIsCo.
1879 1880
THIRD in July. $4,000 $4,000 Inc $4,000
January 10 July d.. G97,3O2 l,AI0O6 Inc 65O6Oi
The Engineering and Mining journal reports the
production Of anthracite coal for the week ended
July II and year from January as f1ilows
Week Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
The following Is q comparative statement of tho
exports OF specie from the port of New-iOrk to
foreign ports for period OF tWenty-nine years:
EURoPEAx FIsANctAL MARKETS.

LONDON July 2l-l2.SO pm-US bonds four and half Der
Cent? iia4 -four per cents 1924 Erie 4g7si Illinois Zen
Tal. 10; PeDnsy Nania Central 81 =; Heading, 01
LONDON July PAP p. m.-PaTs adylces quote mel
IS francs 20 for the account Illinois
Central llOA Pennsylvania Central 81 al NeWJersoV Cen
tral cOnsOls lu7a,
LONDON. July "a m-Paris aavices quote three Der
at 50 francs l2s oeutlmes for the account
PARIS. July 2A-Exchauge LtAaon, francs 80 Gen.
times for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-25
Diuloeuo Not.,es

NOTICE.-The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
~ rosd Company declared his semiannull dividend
five 5) upon the stock OF the company payable
and after the I'd q AUGUST DIVIDENDS stock
registered N Newlork will be paid at the office Il the
pany No. 81 Walst. 10. The vii
closed from the list July 18th O AUG CSr both
days inclusive H. VICTOR y EWCOMB President
Ncw.YOIk, July 7, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

10 ~. We NV 3 30 n nw OF lands o. MoTr AM
49, n - oati~oad 7bxl2O. J SIMPSON. II AMI
- ~ i h empson IL. anG another, executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE - ..1.,. ,,--z
81 TO BOSTON. FOR SPE IAB LIMITED IithFi -.
corresponding reduction ~ al Eastern points Mtmh l
steamers BRISTOL and PROVTDENCE Ohy @und y N.
cludsdrOm Pier - " foot " MURRAY AZ" m leave
Brooklyn y. jersey ity 40 D. m via Annex Don't
Tie etE be Obf3ined at an prncph
hotels and cset Offices the office the PIER anO o'Ad
O." f. CON NOR BORDEN e. LOWELL.
Genern. Passenger Agent Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

DoUbLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT AND TIE Fastest TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

DOYS CLOTHES CUT and MADE. Sacques.
I'D Z oals Clothes garments OF all kinds work done M
am " Address rAILORESs Tribune ptOwn ONCE I'-'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
CORPORATION Notices.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR TnL COLLECTION OF tAXRs.
~ Chamber 81 ,


BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF fAXRs.
~ ChlmbrIsst, (
NRw-Y YORK. December /. 1880
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-All persons
~ omitted paw their the year 1880
notified required by the
Of Tax before the lot day
Of January, loSl
one Der cent will collected an pad before the
18TH day OF December Instant Two per cent s taxes
paid on ana interest he Of
per cent per annum from the 18TH Of OCTOBER
te dsv ou which rolls rants
ivered all taxes remaining unpaid and
after he lst day of January, 1881.
40 money wis DO received after O'Clock ONCE hours
from 5 An TO p. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
UALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

Il MODEL FAST LINE TO HE VEL
wa Phil, elpnia Baltimore and Wa hingtou. -
on mo alter Dec Passenger FROM Central r.
r. Of New depot the foot ~ LDery-t. a. follows
9 a. m-Lxcept ndsy for shDeton and the Yves" Win
D. m-Daiy Tor Warrington cine matt. Chicago and .
Cincinnati.
IFS D. n'-Dailv. for Washington and The wes' with
Sleeping cars atl8ciet $1,000. 49, 49,,
10 all rains
No other line makes faster time 10 The West go
Trans arrive rom the Nest at $40 In D. m ana HzO
Principal New.Yoik Office 3l5 way also ga Broad
Tickets secured baggage checked through odesdnaton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ station rewYOrk, foot Of Libery-sJ' stat"n IN
Brook foot oi FuitOn-st.. Jewcils harL
Commencing December /. lo'O-Leaye NeW ork f'ot OF
~ a. m-For bennington. Easton. An'ntown. Reading
40 a. Nor schooey's Mountain n eh BRIDGE Branch.
d.. L. e Western K Re- E.siOu' AHcnOwn vi krS5drTe
Wayery. Nc.
- i5a m-For Flernnaton Eaaton, Alen,own, reading,
Harrgburg M1urh thunk. Wlanspnrt Iamaqua, Driitn.
Nautc0ta. I'D r Le.Iia "a. scranton, &
u.-fOr Ficmu. ton Es-'On, AueItOWn, Reading Har-
risuurg. MauCl K W AVERY. &c.
$3.50 m.--For f1ston. Bat. Mhuch chunk laInaqua'
DrfftOn Wnkcsbarrr scIantOn sc.
l:O D. m-F1r schooeys Mountain. High BRUCE Branch
la ton. Allentown &c.
$50 ". n.-tOr Easr0n, D., T.. anu W L. ~ eientoWn
Reading Harrisburg 8sucl chunk WuSesbarre &c.
SunIl trains 20 II Tor Bouul BROOK
ana interaecate stations al p N for Eaaton Alien
Fr Ne lrk al j4j G:l5 645 1915. 7:ij $40 :: O. 9l5.
81 o. 1910 l5 a. l2 NJ. - 9. 3d. J. 4a3N D. J:JV,
J45. IS. u.lJ 0;JD l5, 5:lj. o. 1913, liz ~ p N
soat- Of the Broo in and Annex" connections
% a Jcistv City station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

DHF Misses Rogers English French. ant
German school tor Young ladies' children. 2l6 Wos
3ot-st formerly 3d. West zOhst, TeODened september q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

OFFICE ASSISTANT or LIGHT PORTER.
by reliable tenucrltc cuorcd % years Of
neat penan ans having best character Of references Call
n adj ress l.. H. JONES, 1876 rnarltOnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Gin Real Es.lre S5r sale

~'9 w. ''''' -.----
DFFKMAN-ST.-Nalu corner property
ID Tor sale rutland az WHITING. Beekmti-st
tIOR SALF.-Nery vtluible property near
the stock Exchange. viii Pc s0d low 70 close au es-
tate- AG.,cs- iOA l.ajJ. i.lst Dincc-
EOK SALE OR LEASE BARGAIN-Large
j blocks If BG!khc-fei W3tTTons Tor chemical works
factJIles &c X. A. YOUNG Ing .neer &c, = AXeAdose
Il@.cr
GTOfE in Cham oers-St well rented; also
- O 10 lispeuIld very cheap ". l. BC rLER, 80 Lr
oftN-at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD

Il
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York DesOOsscs and C0rtiadt streets
Ferries Ol0w3.
IIarr1.bre Pt.blrg the West South, With Pullman
Pa!a,r ars attached $3.50 a M. q. and = 80 cay.
WIiamspOrt Lock haven $3.50 a $50 Cory and
Ere ESQ connecting az CORY FOR lie. PetrO
eunl centre and tll- OH REGIONS. 80,
Express Pullman ParlOr tally, excep sunday, 10
a M arrive Washington o.. Regular al $3.50 and $40
A m 4 ana 10 D. M sunday. 4:iO a. M AMI 10 D. M.
D, r u. ia Hfro ~ Sunday. y.
EXPRESS for West Philadelphia 43o, $50 S. $40 $3.50 90
Jimlted II $3.50. !. 40 ., a. :, $50 an 10 D m.
ANA NIGHT sunday t3O AMI $3.50 w., D, D, So and
lOD m and II night
Philadelphia via camden f;OO d. m,
sunday. -,
Hoat q
ar Ie sey civ aGOring speedy ana direct transfer
BROOKLYN travel. u..,- ,o.o - o,.
daiig " 60 A. m anu $50 daily except Monday From
,nsfnn ana Baltimore. $50 a, m. sou D. 20
io35 n m sunday, 600 a. m aud 1000 p. IN. From
t.,,si, "a 40 80 T. $40, 10 40. ll.3O 40
IN a L. 80 $3.50 $50, N3J ant l0:.0g SUNDAY,
a. 4, 20 Z lOiO 1850 M o30, $3.50 and lU;iOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Art Schools-New-Yo York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
~ VIII receive pupils ~ Drawing and Painting IN vi a'
Water Coors Chna Decoration at her studio No ~ Las
2Uih-st-, NewYorK. -
Pefcrenfss Nj D. Huntington, Mt William Hart
A'oi0'0"NN' MI James NJ Hart. M. a T. Bellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-tare, ~.
~ steamers leave Peck.sip sy sundays eNcented Tor
New Haven 3 ami 1880 connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL and HI DSON
Lnroug n trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
sIU A. NJ Western NOIu4eil Express 10 hOchestrr.
PlattAuuIg Adams and NJ 1ntreaL 49,.
1880 a. Chicago EIrTc 1raN nsroom cars " N""~"'
dalgus. Rochester and Bunso. ,-..-
lffO m A.bauy aud Troy Win connections I" uSs'
Saratoga Gen's ATS ami kutlsSl
d M. Accom- nodaJOn 10 ALBANY AMI troy
6uO D. m xpress. daily WITH Sleeping cars or
- Lonis running through day IN the week also
sisepng cars Bufao Toledo aud DeOst anu excepting
Sunday night for Montreal. VIA saratoga
SOD VA. Pacific Express, daily WIN sleeping ctfs tor
Eorhester Buffalo Clev Gland Toledo Detolt aud Nheae~
9nO D. m Express with Sleeping Tor Auburn hoad
stations, and or Montreal. VIA ~ ALBANIA
ll:gO M Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany
and Troy - . 800, ,. -. -.
Westos Express Offices PARK place and 7s5 and es3
Broaiway New York and 3J3 Washineton-st.. BrookyU
J. N rOUCEY. Gen. sup. &. MhEkEk, Gen Passt Agt.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,o., Al,
rpots foot Coraudt and Debrosse,sts A. 10 Aa
N m ana $50 p. M. Tor Eaxto1 Bethlehem Anen.osn,
bra.Ine Msuch chunk, WntesnsFre Tow anda WAvcriy,
Ithacs Geneva LYONS Buffalo amt tho West fuith 'eP
mg coaches attached 20 $50 ~ ~ Tram on,..t far al
Trains Ieavinxat I:iO a. N anu N- N""'' -
AsnI. IN Mshanoy and Hazleton cosi tesions -,
A. A. BYINGrON, 1eh,thl 4 sssehket Ascus "a.
4. IA. GU AAl.s0> As~sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DoRTFR or USEFUL NAN.-By Dane, as

DORTER or USEFUL MAN.-By an iutelli-
American. age - full OF snap grit ana push
anything tufnl hstc refer
encrs acceptable. Cali or address T. y,
No. Is 6tli-st William sburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ITO PHILADELPHlA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE, oID.EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
AN- BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

COR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nall
eatuck and RaiI Jads.teaIners leave Cath
aIinr Slip Pier 3d. r. daily At llj0 and 2JJpm
Faru lower than w aav other Ioatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT OF TRAMs TAXING EEFRcr NOV Is 1850:
a. M incinnaI tna ShiS,sG 8 az DiA"'hs
g. Daily -fast Il louis EXPRESS arriving at Buf.
southwest Pulmans best Drawingroom sleeping caches
- ~ IDay)-Pac.ac Express for the West. sleeping
hes an6lgn 10 o.u A. JIotI ,'ri, Ear IN Ghica
7:I5 p. migrant train tor the W,st
Newark. G:ij 81 1880 M $40 a. 20. go 1870
D. m, d 200 midnight saturday nights ony sundays
iain@rior and Pass4lc g. 30 To- 1920 a m-the 1920
i y. i.i B6 i6 90 80 6:iO $50 = 1850 p H. II
nidu git sundays 6Oo $50, 1920 NJ l4j. 6:3J. p. H.
Paer an g. 20 10 1920 NJ y noon las. ,. 800
midnight Sundavs. d. $50 lG2o ~ l;l5 $3.50 p NJ anu
Patcrs5a VIA Newark, CAS- $40 1870 a. M 3:lO 400
:lO 1870 p ami II midnight saturday nights only
sniern G:o, 7:5 1910 a n. i:lj $3.50 800 e:l0 7:lj
and m, might IA DAYS 600 $50 1920 a. m iIj $50
Newuur- and Cornwall. 100, a IN. $780, SOP. sun
Gondout and Kingston, a. m- s:sop NJ. sundays $50
,1I.nen g. $50 o. m, $50, 35o 43o. 7, 75 m.
Mddetown. 80 g. lo;-0 IN. 500 1870, = 10 m:
p m. trains with New-York and Oswego Midland
Port ryis. 80 o. 10000 m 800 G. 7I5 H. sun
DAYS no, logo q. NJ: y G:5O and p u; - -
$50 10 $40 n and At O'45 and I45
pket for pq.saga and for Apartments in Drawing. Room
ami sleeping coaches be obtained aud orders for TIE
Dan, oaicrs Nos 20 40I n57 Broadway. n. y
t. H[9Ss t or Int W 9TIys At
an" LID 40 n ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Ag't York
NORTHERN RAILROADO OF NEW-JERSEY.
y Trains leave Tor EngsWood, Coster Perm nj AMI Ny
ac 2 =: a. $50 A. M: J. B. = 500 5:aJ 0iG s:3U 80 D ~
sunday H. m aud $50 p III. The 1l:S0 p VIII
NanncG pr ng Valley and MOnsey 200 $50 80
" no n ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

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