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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-12
POPLAR WOOD WANTED,

w ANTEH ut Providence Mill. pop
w LAR WOOD. cut in lengths of five feet
BNked, and l2S feet to the cord. Price at the
MIL - per cord. GEO. MOUNTJOY.
Aug al Providence Mills
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-12

life first put in its appearance upon this
planet, the work of creative fiat from
Him who was pre-eXisting and everything.
That life Sprang from life, and not from
nothing. Thus attributing to an uncreated
Creator-God-the first germs of life, the
orator took up in succession the attributes
of physical and intellectual life and graph
ically described the teeming abundance of
vegetable and animal creation in Africa,
where was first most Strikingly impressed
upon him the wide diversity OF it in its
lowest phases. Wherever he stepped he
disturbed life, atomic in its crystal palace,
drop of dew, on the sod, under the sod
in the air, where upon myriads of locusts
fed the locust bird, and in turn upon it prey
ell other birds innumerable.
Advancing in the scale, he dwelt espe-
cially upon the unending diversity of phys
zeal life, and stepped aside from the meta
physical TO philosophize upon particular
physical features. The nose for instance,
indicated character and the mental traits of
its owner" Noses, he classified, as the
iA'ihhH, ipN' VI Io"'i, thC VIC
clan, indicating the esthetic character, and
the cogitative nose, indicative of the reason
ing power. Milton had Grecian nose I'M
til deep Thought and the reflective habit
changed it to the cogitative. Lord Bacon
and Sir Isaac Newton had heavy cogitative
noses. Humorously, the orationist classified
Irish noses rs a class distinct to themselves
the pressure upon the bridge of the average
National proboScis, producing the turn-up
or celestial nasal appen.lage Likewise the
hand indicated strength, weakness, SenSu-
business, and character. Then from the
diversity of physical life, the speaker pass
ell to Il consideration of intellectual diver
sity. The philosophic mind the analytic,
the synthetic, As the faculty of contrasting
and comparing differences, congruities and
incongruties. Under the last he classified
the Celtic character, or the proverbial Irish
wit which he illustrated by anecdotes in
Point To the imaginative faculty he paid
agraud tribute, his eulogium of Shakespeare
being the natural admiration of poetic
hatarr for the great poet who had held the
minor nm to nature to be read in all sue
ceeteng ages Thus to nun in his varied
hiehal phases
/ ALL FORCES GRAvITATE.
10 We possibility Of his acquisition there
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-12

ALL FORCES GRAvITATE.
10 W. possibility Of his acquisition there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
CLOSING PRICES or PhLLA DELPHTA STOCKS
Hep0reed 0y JOHN Il. DAVIS 4 -. W. II lYILn
THURSDAY, Sent. oo-p NJ

THURSDAY Sept. 29-p NJ
To-day's stock market for the greater part'of the
day was drlbbling market. The opening was
made ut steady figures but 1T was without anima
ton. Orders to sell predominated over all orders
or desires to purchase but the orders to sell gener
ally being at limited figures the conditions
OF the early hours seemed to be those of
dulness and steadness. A spasm in On
tario and Western carried ITS price IN to
34as, and special weakness of the elevated rail
way shares somewhat relieved the monotony of the
early dealings. Michigan Central also attracted
some interest by an early huctuaton up of 81 Der
cent. But prices generally moved up and down
within limits of Ii to p cent and that without
significance. There was q feeling of uncertainty as
to the course of money rates for the day. but that
factor that principally affects only the traders for
theday. Until after 2:3O o'clock there was no change
in prices, except in the cases already specified
worthy of notice. After that hour there was con.
siderable pressure to sell, and in some instances
the resulting declines were important. The market
closed weak, and except in few instances, Mt the
lowest prices of the day.
The business in Government bonds at tle Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

Railroad bonds generally were extremely dull,
but for few there was some activity at in.
regular prices Boston, Hartford and Erie first
consols were specially weak and declined from 6sl.,
to &C. while Missouri. Kansas and Texas general Be-
were per cent higher at SO. Erie second consols
after selling up to l03 closed at Io2lo0
1O2os, ls lower than yesterday and Cbesa-
peake and Ohio currency debts were 81
lower at 5sl2. st. LoGis and Iron Mountain second
mortgages were p higher at ILL., and New-York
Elevated and Metropolitan firsts were steady AZ ia
and 100 respectively. East Tennessee Virginia and
Geo gia securities recovered from 5S to 59loa5a
There were sales of the newly listed Atlantic and
Pacific incomes at 4sas04s1s. Northern Pacific
frsts declined l. 10 1922 and Texas and Pacific in
comes declined % to 76. The closing quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY, Sept 29-p m.
To-day's local mining stock markets were un-
settled by the lower prices received this morning
from San Francisco yesterdays closing markets
But In the afternoon when this mornings opening
figures at San Francisco were received there was
rally in our own markets. Consolidated Virginia
declined from 500 to 20 and closed at 80 after
unusually large amount of transactions. California
sold at LOS, Sierra Nevada at 23024si, Union
Consolidated at 14i2015, and Best and Belcher at
144. The movements of the Leadville shares were
irregular. Chrysolitc declined from Sig to u.s. and
Big Pttsburg from 1.25 to LAO. Iron Silver
Is cents to 325 Robinson Consolida ted was strong
at about 1853. The State Lines were irregular;
and closing unchanged at 80 cents. Oriental end
Miller steady at 80 cents, while and 3 declined
from 800 to 3.75D3.SO. Green Mountain brought
pa, and Cherokee further advanced to 65D 16O.
~ r. HINIYG STOCE EXOTAMGE SALEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
THE CRESCENT COPPER MINING COM

property consists Of two 800 feet each by
oou Ieet ~ Wiuth Title perfect. DEVELOPMENTS Of
%s 81 tt deep one open cnt and tunnel %
nue one smart loo ee on north ledge, shaft eet
&c WIN leNe running 80 feet north the ledge 1--WE
prospect sha L from i've To ten feet deep. ~
ms copper ores consist OF green carOonates.
" vemont and n NJ ore
can De extracted In sixty days, when
paving. fF'' " '' "'''"o''"
Az ING lowest estimate the mine earn with one fur
mace TX cents per month dividend each share $3.50
hr'y Thousand shares offered sale Twenty fhou
sauu vi" Sd 10y subscription at 81 81
the twenty thousand shares have rbed for the
fens yen Thousand viii b. sold al subscription not
less than share, w. NV
subscriptions will he and after Wednesday
Octo or . lS, by GEO. W. SMILEY 63 broadway Ncv
YORK, and at w ~ SIMMONS ~ Co, 90 Mk.st.. Boston
samples of ore he 49, ''''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

"The Way to Fortune" Robert Carter &
Brothers) tells of new and royal road 1t is the
old difficult way, by good beginnings, a proper
valuation of time and money, selfhelp, decision
diligence, etc. But these essays for boys are sem
sible, and do not preach too much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

"The Poetry of Nature" selected and illustrated
by Harrison Weir Cassell. Peter, Galpin Il Co.. Is
a handsome little book consisting of choice pastoral
songs and passages descriptive of animals, chosen
from the best poets and which have been illustrated
by the artist in happy Interpretation of their spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
II O'CLOCK TO 2la O'CLOCK.
2l2 o CLOCK To 3 O'CLOCK.

Arkansas Is IN L f. q Mes; Iehigh q w "a Inc
+ Is & o issue New 2d IuOO
iu,oVoV .....'. =, EtOo TO- L uaute div bonds
tUUOD ---.-- "a 0OO-.. - 1000 ...... 10
lOuOo "a = Z3go0 -; lO2a Metropolitan FL LIST
tennessee Us new Gal III q III LIST 4UJO......I loo
GO,uou 90 $1,000 1 ~ Mun LIST
North G speci1 tax Northwest consol LOCO " los
81 Class coup gold bonds Colorado Coal 6a
2D.u0O .-......Sla o,O,O ......I-4 n 2thOO. - 9YL,
Mo Kan & Gen "a Boston, IL & LIST Chic II p and Mir,
1000. ...-...S9 d, ....-. 10 con
Ind u and I'd Inc 7C,U0l. 49,. 60 1000 - lo3l,
,lHuVVO :. % lnd Bloon * W LIST Auanu & Pac Inc
MooueN ISL neo Ouop, -. ~ \ 1000. ......4 "a
- ., 300 :.:.91 Tex Pac inc l. Gnts Nor Pac 81 coup
T. Ten va Il Ga Inc loOoO. ......7 6ls 5oOO IGSla
Il Bur and n list New 81 a. fnSSsa
4,UOo.... III 1900. b3 .lOl lbOOO loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting providence Worcester Railroad for
80, worcester and all north, IVA
,, ne Palace Stehnor MASSAGE USErrS viii lava ~,
tuesdays thursdays anu SaCi rllys steamer 81
lhh On mondays wednesdays ani rriiiyst n Al Enou
Plf.i. - n H., O0t OF Warran-st, Sew. YORK ''
Sta4efooms secured at once3 OF Wescots Exnraoa ,o
pahy A'da0 'rihiph io.elS AMI ticket olnces. ~
kONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKUJ,
~ MoUNIAlNs. landing az Colzens West Poinn Corn
wal, Newburg Marlboro. Milton Poughkeepsie Isnn,s
connecting Win Ulster AMI Delaware and Walxil Vaia,
railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell James w RaH
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell e,yes at vos
con''1c'e va" specI' iin through CatsS Mountains
STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
~, CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Ime Elegant steamers SrONINGTON and NARRAGAN
oEIi leave daily, except sundays
,,oa,o,r o. ~, NJ" FROM PIER b ~ X.
footS 81, arrivngtn Boston A. NJ FARE AS LOW
AS by ANY OTHER Line. - " ~ ~"
Iickets DC ste prinepA tic Set Ohos. Staterooms
secuedat ohces Wesc0tts Express Company at Astor
aoust NOS SSl and 1897 broadway and
Fifth Avenue hotels ID. .. BABCOCk isr.s,tauI
L. ~ rInAINS. Generai Passenger A. gent ~
HE POPuLAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
an and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot.
hree express trains daily Except Sunday 10 BOSTON mt
palace sleeping carsl = - y ~ >'
Tickets to Boston (al rail-, 20.
on aud after MONDAY, Juno q. special LIMITED NEW
tohL EMPRESS train leaves ut q. with paror at
IAcheu arriving nc Newport at $3.50 Tickets parlor
cnr seats be obtained ut Metropolitan
""sor Aotoisticket onces and 1t Grand Central Dopo
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'NHE SOUTH OF TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81.
IN DI&IE'S LAND; OR, THE SOUTH o f TODAY.
SERIES OF GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN UNPREJ.
JUDGED OBSERVER.

49, From The Nation O September %.
NO one read these letters without
their writer
server; that he unes quick and wetrained
win sound and balanced Judgments that he equipped
for his work by study and
fecton Ihem that his conspicuous that
he tree from particular prejudice prepos
winch might the
We La seldom read record of travels that evidence
absolute trustworthness.
OF SIMPLY dry and cold intelligence for the letters
strong but reserved feeling and frequently display shrewd
Wit and cheerful humOr. u of
they excellent they newspaper slang
and written in direct and often English though
exhibit not infrequeny the compo son
and sex OF opportunity OF revision"
Price. postpaid, 10 cents Address THE TRIBUNE,
New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

There were were no transactions in city bank
stocks The bidding and asking prices on the first
,all y were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

A -CITIZENS' LINE. TROY BOATS.
o and 81 cGx SP
aSd Sunday T sa s
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
og 51ade sbR a or ASsy
Albany 2nS !i f fef 81 Psssa 80
ALBANY DAY -BOATS-ALBANY and c.
Pier s5 "a is9n lays e,ve ysstrys
andasM Iyacs Ferry Vest rHG Ney, ansGs a..
os Sh a Vest sa@
retaTn wa y 'a Down n Goat Trip
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
fh1adep&is na atEa 20 and DIV wa &hsf
yania II r. Depot loot OF az
$50 m-ETcept sunday, arrive Washington 42s p. m.
Sssa ssSs Gcumsns sna
m-psily fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
epss r So To ne& s G na $40
~ dsiy sioepors attached omen for passon
washington 10 40 y M sesps ssvs or se n
NO other line makes the West Trains arrive
n esns Gsr Secured Fo and p % and
al ni Railroad ina aF ccm
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
BToofyn foot IN on SSt Of wI6es station in
ESQ % p Tc aS 1ss LeaSe SeTYoTk
Harrisburg. &C. ' e"'''s'
40 a in.-Eor High ridge Branch Eas,on Allentown
a. m F1r Pennington, High Bridge Branch Faston Al
lentown aading, Harrisburg, Mauch
Tamaqua Triton, Scranton ~ 'i'f'i"
D. n-For Flemngton EastOn, Allentown. Reading JJor
f1sburg. Mauch Chunk Pittson &c. 9' 1900
$40 T.: m-For Pennington, Easton, Gan Mauch
Chhn aa, iama9na Drliton Mikesbarre Scranton &c
440 p m.-For Someryile, Pennington d C.
53Op m.-For Easton. Allentown Reading HARRISBURG
Mauch Chunk. Nilkesbarre &C ''''"'S'
SUNDAY trains leave at $40 IL m. for Bound Brook
ana intermediate stations at $50 p Easton Allen
town, Harrisburg and the West "' |'''0"'
For Newark at 5:45, 6i5 Gas, 7:l5 100 500 $40 o
Sd5, N45 Ol y lO45; ll5 ~ m, l2.45, lbs 230
945, 1890 ll;l5, ~ p III. ' - '' ''''' -
For trains to local points Time Tables
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Leave at o Sl5, 1880 II M. 2 800 g. q n II,
cars arriving at Atlantic city at 600 D. III. ~ e"
FOR FREEHOLD
S;l5 1890 a. IN, IL mr 2 40, p. ~. "''P0'' "'''
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Bay route and Sandy Hook at 1920 a. m 34h -
m LOT at Long Blaneh, &c. on Sundays, $50 g. M
m IL n A. o p m: For Monmouth Beach and Seabiigbi
3, SIS a. IL No., $3.50 4, 9, IN ~ '""iisHr
p VIA ited Bank-Sl5 a. m for Lakewood Toms River
Barnegat, &C p 10. for Lakewood Manchester Tom,
River, ATLANTIC CITY and all stations TO ay Side a ~
IN Tor Lakewood, Toms River, Banegat, sc. -
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Steamboats, ai0 tiailroaos.

"A i
1froWSS oF TFHihgN Eo Win BE- hIo RECEyED
NO. ~ co Eas corner Third
M%S LAO an. an Ss 30 rhrsyS
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
leago 9gP9s foot S6 Of G0ramdt ia and
c%a" GE N9 %Rc.5 si4Sf TGw Asa
Train ic%sie@ l Aent e% re Rea %Tss
$40 : M ,a '"f ra ps leaving s9 an
ss''IS' e. GYI&2 S?; %sapaSy
''' Eastern once corner oSIia 934 ST'.a9a &eeu
NEsWsv r YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
hroub ras. nj ssy Sept 49, 1881
a. ~" esten and Northern Express Rochester and
da LS % a,e sM% ETrs drawing
saato M s S 4n n ana and Troy with connection
so ~ ~ spc,nl 1press connects at Hudson for Pitts
500 D. m. ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy.
through every ay IN the seS %s s eHrs fqr St
Fails Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit Wv ''N ''o Ni'Ra''
"o. also to ts CE F CnEGn ya Mc
Be fe T Detroit sicG aaG cS Srs for
LID" M Night Express with sleeping bany and
Tay %%% a. MS'SS.s YE5grGss @
MHE6& i46kS HlhARTFpRp
M ounG9ys xcsptsa connecting with speci anu tr lao r
Checked d az IN pSn SEq's so and sa,gs
EAeuraon I" Now Haven and retdrn - - '
y EM Okk CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL-
~ ROAD. THROUGU TRAINS. |
For anbury, Conn., Brewster Nahonac and
mediate stations leave l55thst 535 M daily and 4I5n
III. day, except sunday. ~ '' ' 80" y
brewster. Carmel. Mahopso and intermediate statons
lehyc 10 tth-st, 400 u ~. daily except SUNDAY ''
rrtown Heights Special and Way leave 55b n b.,5
m dniiy. except sunday. " ~ '''"P y
fore Time ~ departure from lj6th st. ' ' W.
~
Tho New YORK Transfer Company call and
baggage from hotels AMI residences. ~ ~ INV"
NORWICH LINE
To boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and Tho os,
via New LOndon.StN leave Pier Nort6
daily iucu,lcJ Wc.k dnvs at .nvltn N~f,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
Mlnina.

TNHE CHEYENNE CON. MINING CO..
Il Located in the Black Hills d. T.
49, CAfITALSTOCk, S3O0,U0u. PAR VALUE 81
COL Y. ID. TOTTEN Prest X. NCNAUGuC SoC'v
OFFICE No 80 BROADWAY. and rrea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

Among State bonds the Arkansas rs issued "a
the railroads, continued to be active and further
advance to 24l2 was recorded. Tennessee SIS wsrs
lower at So Alabamas, class A, sold at 7s07sls
and North Carolina special taxes at ga. The fol.
lowing were the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~

tut I fNEIN and DEIpHIA
Leave New York from station &. X, r. Of
FOR Philadelphia, Ninth and Green.sts 7:a5
$50 II p. III. ""' "' o'so u. h''
4:3O $50 p. M ON Sunday at $40 a. m me- A''''
tor trenton, 5:3O, 7:1b, $780, ll:l5 m a.3O h2o
Re S p M train, En SUNDAY oa S Sl6 a M 3o
From stations Phila. and Reading r. Ninth and Green
ss at 100 $50 $50 ii lib 3;45, 5:4O 6:f5 IL D. m
On sunday at $40 a. IN, $500, IL ID IN 1902 - - '"'
From Third and Berk-sis at $40 500 915 n m a.o
OBJ From 11 drentenzi;25 625 SOB 9o5, 1910 1l m
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY " " avn"
Tickets Tor sale I.berty.s Nos 03a oe, Al,
g44 95I, i,323 Broadway, and at the principal hotas
Brooklyn. ~ N'' '''oh' " mari
transfer Company Dodds Express Will call for and
cnecX baggage IRON h9te or residence 10 destination App
JOSEPH s. HARRIS, H. p PAJDwIN
General Manager Cen pas 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
Alimina.

Alinina.
ACTIVE MINING STOCKS.
"A BAN MAEsss xS 4 S bbsoHkRs
MEMBERS N = 20 M ffSHaSsy sTNocck EXCHANGE
spsS: given aud selling mining stocks
G u. 4 SkA { boutwell,, JOHN r. boutwell,
y DIVIDEND eAxIs as'.s SIissitxe SECURITIES
';:; ;sis' :'s:i 5''oS u Nov
Office Nc. : Ja.sal.;t- .ocisr Of Vail. New. York
INYo coNs 90I11 }Aa Ea3,r. MINING AND
Ss aS;i e s S !n{: SSss;S
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
oApfT%T 2 SSS50S' sh GSsTaso PAR $50
Office, No. Is walst, New.York.
TnHAsURERs oFFcR Noh n STATE Mss
STOCKHOLDERS in the COPPER ffHif' Knob
fed 0a
in VIZ ia sfrs &
STOCKHOLDERS of the BALD MOUNTAIN
- MINING COMPANY who wish to hear of matters of
t.CHAs: WEN DELL Special Trustee q Nassa%st, New
srAHnaRovr sTyn9 M,SS Ssn Go " Ky,
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
for q the hf GEeFoN Of Ev FkyET
on 3d. s t Is
' - - $3.50
TIE transfer books will be closed October O. and reopen
october %, 1881. ~ - 1855 1925
THOMAS l. CARPENTER, Assistant Secretary.
BREEZE MINING COMPANY
~u 116 BROADWAY, ROOMS 90 TO 81.
'I'HE ANNUAL NEE TING of the STOCK
a HOLDERS OF this for the election of
a Si' shs the oeSs ON
NeineS ay OctoDer 3, ut > ocloc y IN
Books close October and October @
ARTHUR L. GORMAN,
Secretary.
TEHE CRESCENT COPPER MINING COM
l. FANNY N
DEL NORTE CO.. CAL
CAPITAL STOCK s2OoooOO
100000 Shares Mt $40. Unassessablc.
GEORGE w. SMILEY, President
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ARh nov %ND wGvTnas the NEW
so@ S4G:ss ao
' 'eF,, ns nS tSs vest 3. G an
arnsrs yin Sleeping Coaches
Coaches hrongy' :, Express seepng
c7f5Eo %t2qs change Cars Chicago
a So 1 ssasv Ed Err; ' 2anS so a9
asS f;;s 3 oS 800 mn r. e MI
ss 49, sS % i,
Pstsyssn Va %" Sdgars IA "a
Sa lo 39o SATURDAY nj e S1 d2o Sun sun
5es'n al 5S8 9$n Sse sun s =. i S ~
i wss sSS2 7 T. and NJ L. & aia aSi'as
s, Ns%S%Ts 7so n, ss, 4so 60, ~
HsSs$P'i? m ss9 sS ss5' .is
sd ma%!se 'yS T id9bs 81. ,a
WITH and osveso All maa AMI
aa2 !sSV' s3 800 nj iS3 900 anal 49, ' sun
ra S a. ana e os E
sket am ' bra%ia9 Room
g.
aSssGT from NS Ss &cs
End lia9 o. e sn ABboT en pasr Agent Newyor
N0RTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
.OSes an 40 e t 49, M i tram m s,y,
S'H" fS Rd %rssy S Gs
FALL RIVER LINE, for Fall River, Boston
leave East a and
rsS . BSSDs OF OF Music IGN On
CHANGE OF TIME
'H % of the F"
+. Newport ypeysrd Nantucket Cape Cod and
S Ses Hnsys
at 8 n ii erry er c s Annex boat from Bro0klyn
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was principally in the continued IS at lo1 is0foI
Other issues were dull and the final bids Cor tn.
continued Is and the As were ls of. The markes
closed only steady at the following quotations:
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NORWICH LINE

~ TO boston Wotcesssr Nashua Portland and the Fast
daily Sundaya included. Week days pm sunday, q n m
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after July IL, 1891

MI. AND NITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ork via D,shr
Streets Ferries ""N N'f'''hit
harrihburg, rtshurg and Soutb p,u,,o,
r3,lfn aIs ns9hei y g. w. $50 and $50 D. daily
Lock Haven "A. m. Co,rv and
lcum Centre and the oil Regions ' WV"
baltimore, Washington the South. limited Washing
Ton ExpeSs Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except SUNDAY
IVA M rive Nnshlngton D. Regular $50 30
w. W. ~ anu ~ p M AMI IL night sunday i:3J m
and 10 IN. and IL night. ." ''''
Express for Baltimore. except SUNDAY, D. M
i0ats OF brooklyn Annex" all throne oh,
for Bruoklyn travel 1855 ~ '''
Tpirs arrive From Pittsburg 3, iO4O A. m o.35 n m
daily $40 p m daily. except Monday. From Washington
aud Baltimore 600 3:JO $50 0:55 and 1850 n ~,
sunday $50 055 aud 1000 IN. From PhiaIc pin
800 600 = $40 l04o, ll;iO llO q 800 $40 q. 20
sou $3.50, 900 and 1880 sunday 800 GAO \ 10 Al
l,i0 m. $50 9:3j o55 1850 D. IN ' o' o. ioiu
'VO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT lime
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PUIiADEi 'N
PuIA, TWO IN NEW-YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30

MENT AND FASTEST TIME CONsiSrENiirS ~
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave Now ork Desbrosses mt co,
landt streets ForrIes follows '''''' anu '"rt
1;30 73,, y $50 90 Limed, ii a. M; 800 $40 4
o. o'o $3.50 ana 10 D. and ~ night sundavs A,go ina
~ M D, o;jo Z, $50 ana Top. m. and Il night. ~
xprcss trains leave York except Sundav
den ~ 'i'"''' anu N'Iu
HetHrang trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 s45 52o
= $50, - 500, anu III a. H. (l.mited Express 80 10 M
T. S;a'1 Io2 an" 1a p NJ on sunday i2o 346 5:35
den a. m aud 300 p M daily, except Sunday ' " YAM
& M Uhros 90 ana w broadway. Astor House and
Oh DesDfosses CoItlandst Rroni
Yn Annex station, loot OF fntonst, Brooklyn; Nos ii
grant Tirket once, Battery-pacc '''S ivy r'lnt
The NewYork Transfer Coinpanv will coll for and obi,
baggage from hotels and residences Vs. ~ ~ WI" 0'io0A
FRANK THOMSON, i WoOD
General Manager. GouI Pass,r , ooo.
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toSKi BKlDGEPQRT and all points on HOU-
issye slip at dl:30 m, Twenty third st.
LAST vcr $40 y m Fare lower than any other route
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FOR BOSTON.--TBE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand pullman seepsrs VIA n Y, N. H. and H. r. leaves
sundays Also train 43O week dayx Get p via
New-fork and New En- gland Railroad. ~ S'" w."
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io'' ''o' ioi inc dty .ZSST4o
'3ois buyer 80 days t43ss days oeI seller Is
DAYS. ~
GOVERNMENTS
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~ Via Bay route and Sandy look at O20 a m Az -
M tor at Long Bl9noh, &C. on sundays $3.50 g. m Wv a.
VIA 81 anchpOrt-FOrs sandy Hook Highlands b. Sl5a
m, ~ m A. p M For Monmouth Beach seabright.
p wa ned ,Bank1Sl5 a. m for Lakewood, Toms River
Barnegal &c. p ~. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River ATLANTfCCITY all stations To- Raw Sda
IN for Lakewood, Toms River Banegat &C. ' y
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroa is.

A -CIIlZENS, LINE. TROY BOATS.
"a. SE iM sTEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
Daily except saturday. ut p. connecting with early
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