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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

 Boynton's Appeal to America Undiscovered Further Arrests Under the Coercion
 Act.
 LONDON March 14.-In the House to-day Sir Charles Dilke, under secretary for foreign affairs. said in reply to question that the government had not received any representa- tions from America on behalf of Boynton, re- gently arrested in Ireland under the coercion act and who claims to be an American citi- zen.
 The Irish members have agreed not to ob- struct the resolution for supply except the votes for the Irish constabulary.
 DUBLIN, March 14.-Another arrest to-day makes the total number now in prison under the coercion act thirty. The ladies' Land League are much promoting the comfort of prisoners
 At Limerick to-day Judge Barry made some very strong remarks in opening the assizes. He declared that trial by jury was a farce.
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FOR. SALE

AA4s HOUSE AND LOT No, 245 York street, situa- kiiH ted between Chapel and Elm streets Lot 112 ld feet inches front and is suitable for block of six houses; will be sold in separate lots.
 Also House and Lot No. 981 State street; house is large and well finished, containing fourteen rooms. All for sale easy terms
 Apply to B. W. STONE, una15 29S Chapel Street Room 6.
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ADRIANCE- this city, Monday, March IA, 1881, Idrisnce, aged 19 years and months Notice of funeral hereafter. KLAUS-In this city, March IA, Michael Klaus aged 58 years.
 Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8H o'clock from his late residence 533 Whalley avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 2t
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EAR RENT

AaSA THREE-STORY basement and attic brick ssiH house, corner of College and Grove streets, EyN with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two tenements 106 and 70 Grove street. between College and High streets.
 ALFRED WALKER, 85 Orange Street, ma15t orF M WARD, 139 College Street.
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A Retired Physician Has some the best formulas collected in Russia and
 Turkish hospitals, for the cure of Cancer and Consumption.
 Sent free on receipt of stamp. N. BODISCO, 43 Front St., N. Y. ma12 dSw1m
4XcII9 M9skk4

xxTILL sell on TUESDAY, March Is, commencing
 w at 10 a. m, at the house No. 218 Orange st, the remaining Carpets and Furniture. viz: Body Brussels Carpets large Oil Painting gilt frame; Bac. Black Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, Feather Pill lows, Hair Mattresses, Music Rack, Book Case, fine Alabaster statuary Bronze Statuettes Rogers Group
 Also, if not previously disposed of, large Pier Glass with Cornices for three windows; elegant Rosewood Parlor Suite that cost $650. mh12 St
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

4 Tine right to deliver certificates of stock of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, at the Union Safe Deposit Vaults. 40 state Street, Boston for sale to the Pennsylvania Railroad, al seyenty-eight dollars n share, payable July l. together with n dividend of two doIia rs expires on the last day of March.
 HENRY P. BIDDER,
 CHARLES U. COPYING,
 HENRY l.. HIGGINSON,
 CHARLES P. BOWDITCH,
 wI. HIINOT, Jr.,
 ,.1oat Comm mittee.
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no RENT.
no RFNT.

6SToRE, corner Whaley avenue and Orchard street. S Excellent stand for grocery store. Houses to rent, all over the city. Inquire of fe32 If - JACOB HELLER,
 1YALE BUILDING.
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A COMPETENT girl to wash, iron and do second N work. References required. Apply at
 malo 2t 190 OAK STREET.
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"A FROM MAs 1st, new brick houses of Il rooms N3ii5 sach, situated the of James and
 .N East Chapel streets; have all the modern con tehiences and will be rented low. Apply to I B. MANYILLE & CO, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster.
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For SaIe in NeWtoWn. Conn.

-ss. The residence of the late Edward Starr, beau @ tifuIly situated in the center of the town, neal Rsdsf the churches, postofice and depot, on the Housatonic railroad, about Is miles from Bridgeport The house and barns about six acres Of gar den and land, heavily stocked with rare fri in great variety. Apply to H. T. NICHOLS,
 ph4 law At or E. T. Turner, Ithaca, N, \.
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RT4R RfaNN

"A FURNISHED house at 94 Hin street, with all
 E!5 the modern Improvements, good well of water 1EX and large garden. Proprietor would prafer to board with the family. Call at the pfemisss ar at
 ma14 If b2 0RAMGE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

AEAA HOUSE No. 315 Orchard street. House is in @'s good order, suitable for two families Lot is .IN large and has good barn large enough for two horses. The above property will be sold low if sold soon. For further particulars, call at
 MERWIE'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, spo7 fJI,.
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FOR SALE.

&AA THE Brick House and Lot No. 12 High
 ssH street. The house contains I2 rooms, is fur
 .U nished with range, furnace, gas and city ws- ter, and is conveniently located near the principal churches the colleges and the business center. In qutre of R. E. RICE,
 f12 eod6 125 High Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

A SET of books to write up evenings Have had "A practical experience in double entry and would take permanent position of trust if sired Best Of references Address HENRY WILLIAMS,
 ma15 2t+ Tlis Oesca
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JOSEPH SONNENBERG, Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 23S CHAPEL STREET. A IL kinds of American. Spanish and European "A Bonds bought and sold. Highest prices paid for mutilated currency, old oin and silver coin.
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG, uknon
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FOR, RENT.
TO RENT

hesA SITUATED and < miles from City Hall, par XII of convenient and finely located house fol tQ the season year. Stable room and a few acree of land can be had if desired Apply to
 nal5 If E. c. HUM. S54 and 356 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

keA. ONE Store No. 6S Grown street one Tene- EssiiH ment, five rooms, on Orchard street; large
 lI Barn, central, stalls for 35 horses large yard and plenty of shed room. One threestory Factory with 20-horse water power, one and one-haR miles from the Green. Further information can be ob- tained at No 80 Grown street.
 foI tf GI.OSON HALL.
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WANTED.

PY AN est1mable American lady little past mid D de age, situation in small nice family to do of light housework. Address N. P. L.. P O. Box 8s2, and please state where an interview may be had
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 ssiH corner of Chapel and Orange streets. eatis- ll factory party can obtain 8 lease for a term of years Apply on the premises f10tf w. T. HATCH SONS.
 FOR SALE. ke+A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, iia corner of Park and George streets, only five lId minutes walk from the postofice. The house Is large and modern style with all the conveniences usually found in strictly first class house. Lot 169 feet on Park street. 220 feet on George street, rum ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choicest rieties fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired. Apply to B. BLACKMAN, n15 1f4 York st.; cor. Chapel st., New Haven.
 FOR RENT.
 keA THE four story brick block House Mo- 16S id Temple street, heated by steam for rent at $36 lIl per month. Fl. H. BUNNELL, n3 If 216 Chapel Street.
 First-C1ass Residence for Sale. ~ OWING to contemplated change in business Hill location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
 l corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- ton stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house. accommodations for Ave horses; gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can my31 tf FREDERICK W. BABCOCK.
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FOR SALE.

] FOR SALE, ,an&s Lot on west side of Jewell street, 50 it. by
 iia l50 #. Inuuife at 70 DAMN BROS., & co.,;
 ill ms cod ct & Franklin street,
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

AsA SUITE of pleasant front rooms, furnished Esid unfurnished, with board, in desirable and
 iU central locality The rooms are large and suit able for gentleman and wife, others. For terms call at 529 CHAPEL STREET, corner of Park.
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DEATHS.

BENJAMIN Meriden, March g. Willia T. Benjamin of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Jennie Fields of Meriden.
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EOR SALE.

keA The suit of offices over our banking house Hi,A corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A eatis
 Nsll factory party can obtain 8 lease for term O years. Apply on the premises
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-- WANTED SITUATIONS by two estimable American ladies' :. o one as faleswoman in millinery house. another as matron in private house or public institution Best reference given and required. Address ma15 3t# A R ~ ConpTrp Onca
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

IT IA CASH each-good building lots at SaviI M+iiiiA Rock, on West Haven shore-on1y short dis &IU tance from horse
 Carriage shop with lot 36x125 and good barn, fol $1,6OO. Near horse
 very desirable place on Whalley avenue lot 1st feet front and 180 feet deep lot s casf will buy it.
 1O0xsO water front, Morris Cove, S1, 200 cash. ma15 2ts E. T. TROWBRIDGE, IT Auburn st., City
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

THE SHADINU PEN TNOR Ornamental Lettering and Plain and Fancy N Writing; produces pleasing and wonderful eff fects. For circular and sample lettering address
 B. W. CHILD, General Agent,
 64 Federal street, rna1k tntas8W Boston. Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

FOR RENT. lesla THE lower part with two small chambers) of A55ssd very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue, IHsU facing Park street. Has all improvements and nveniencee for comfort for 6 small family. Call af- T 6 p. m. at 3O1 George street. GEO. W. PECK. poa15
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BUFFALO, Sept s.CATrIE-Receipts to-day 3ioo head;
total for the week thus faF $4,000 head Same time
last week 5000 head consigned through $40 market
Iner but not quotably gner sales Choice at
as %. ~" W. ~
SHkEr AND LAMBs-Receipts today COO head; total
Tor the week thus far ii 900; for week,
lSoOO consigned through, Ia marke tdu and
changed sales Fair TO Good Western Sheep at 50 90
@i no lambs selling several unsod all sheep.
HoGs-Roceipts TO-DAY, 3 POO bcad; the week
thts iar, 10000 for time last week. 81 600
signed through ne cars market hrmer but not a1y
higher; sales Of Light to Good Michigan Workers. $6D
20 40 CoInied Workers So 50G$6 So; Com.ied Medium
Good GrGSsers So 250$5 10.
CHICAGO, H. sept. o.HoGs- Receipts, ship
ments 1000 head market steady and firm, with fair
mand except for which weak MIXED Packing 500
20 90 Light $6 4Qd%6 SOL Choice Heavy, So 6O0$7 90
Cus and GrasseIs, $685. 20.
CArrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments, l4O0 head;
market active and steady Exports, 30 d$6
Choice shipping 50 GF6; Common Medium, $685.
Native Butchers fairly active steady
ana Feeders slow mt ~ 900f3
Receipts 1000 head market slow and unchanged
s1. LOUIS sept S.-CArTLR-Reccipts $500 head ship
ments 100 head od demand for shipping grades and Tex
D. brought 50 p Fair 20 Good 80 1888 . Light steers,
~ 1883 20 Grass Natives 500Si 50 Butchers
~ 25@$4 Cows and Helters 81 5o@$3 80 Good Grass
Texans, $30T3 20 Choice, ~.
shEEt- Receipts, $40 head shipments 1,4O0 head Mar
Hogs rner; Workers tn Baltimore SIS 350$6 30; Packing,
ST 20 20; Butchers To Fancy SO 750S7: Rongh,
50 1896 90 Pigs, $5d$1 Do; Receipts, $500 head ship
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THE MONEY MARKET.
TnuRsDAY. Sent. 9-p. NJ.

InUBsDAY, sept. S-P. ".
IN accordance with the request and recommends
ton of Governor Cornels proclamation, appointing
this day as "a day of fasting and prayer, business
was generally suspended Tho banks and the vari
ous exchanges were closed, and all the Government
offices in this city were far closed the public
interest would permit. The foreign quotations OF
the day will be found under the head of European
Financial Market, at the foot of this column.
For the convenience of our readers print
Wednesdays closing quotations OF the various
classes of securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
as follows:
THE GENERAL LIST.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARKET&
LONDON, Sept S-l230 D. m.-Auantic and Great Western
hIse coSage trustees certificates h3 Il; Erie a do
second cOnsolS, lU4 New
81 milwaukee, ana ST Paul common I22
IoNp9N sept b $50 r. mThe proportion OF the
hngana reserve To liability which last week sos,
N 3Si'ls The bullion he OF
hhganI mas decreased $4,000 during the
LONDON sept $500 m-PaI1s advices three
cent fehes at 80 francs 30 centimos tho
iONDON sept $50 T. nLFhe amount q
&l4AOOO. va N' ''"'" !"
LONDON. Sept. 5000 D. mConsos $685. for money aos .
ior thr accounts Atlantic and second mort
gaze trustees certificates, 2Oli; Pennsylvania Central
iNn o., S.Pt 5-t;SO p mThe amount Of bullion with
drawn rom the Bank OF England To-Day is SI4frOO
LONDON sept 7-i;l5 p m-rhe amount OF hahun gone
lhto Inc bank OF England DaanCc 4 SJSOOO
Paris adgces quote cent rones m s frnes IN
centnes for the account. ~ ~ ~
sept 80 !. tn.Thc weekly Rank
Increase $1,000 francs in silver
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=; 217 Pennsylvania do, 62 n, at

gnia Lambs IS IS 1Oc pit Pennsylvana do 60 h. at
6Ssc.i - do, (cullsl 56 D. ut lac.
JUDD buckingham sold: ~ state 100 H. tc.; 25
90 100 n at Ici pennsy yania Do 90 %. at {4 1G7
LAMBS, 56 III n.
sSIVania DO, 81 10, nj 53sc; 90 DO, C3 n, at isc
J. f. Sadler & Co sold: los Kentucfy sheep 4'tc;
lJ1 do, % 70 ~ tic: 1iG No. 10 d. ot.
HOGS-Eeeeips were 20 Of 3,5I3 heail5 cars at
3Vtht and IL cars ~ City Total since Saturday
o. head aganst 1888 head for the time
sl week There competition tor the few lots Of state
s ON sale end the only sagshterer in The market nxed
e pce at bc: 1t Is doubtful If load of OHIO
itd Eo;S could have been There
guoSons lor Dressed hogs the Produce Exchange is
closed IN recognition OF the Governors proclamation.
Sales-I Hunter sold &C State Hogs. tb, ESQ.,
Roughs $40 II, at SOC.
ID. at CSC ~ - ~ - -
126 ID, at Gaze " -
ROugIs PIT b, at Sic. 90 - - -
Halenbeck & State Pigs lob fb. oft
Hogs, 24O h. at -
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Corporation Noilces.

NOTICE.-Proposals for additional repairs to
~ Pier ~ East River and its Bukhead win be received
by the DepaIt ment Docks M and ll3 Duane
Monday september IL 1884, at IL o'clock For rl nfor
nation the city Record. Copies tor sale at No. city
Hail
NOTlCE.-Proposals for dredging the slip be-
" tween Pior old Al and Pier old ~ North River viii be
received by the Department Docks, lit and 9 Duanes
until Wednesday, September 1881, IL O'Clock
iu information the Guy Record Copies Tor Mt No.
City Han.
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Proposals.
EshOI OSAl1 i OIN bhAIN.
II HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TllF PL ATE,
CBlHF QUAhTF2AASIEKs OFFlCR,
4 AVll- nj la

a
CBlEF QuAhTFIMASTEKs OFFlCR, )
tONT OMAHA. Nch, sept. /, lSsi.t
Sealed proposals IN trplcae, subject 10 the
on
Tuesday. september \,
viii Ice la of bidders furnishing ana
delivery In quantities required December
At omaha Depot Nebraska. stations the Union PA
cnc ttirOad kcney Junction. OF 2OOOOOO pound,
CORN aud l.00DOOu pounds OATS.
Proposals for Quantities than be
ceiyed Delivery OF The grain viii. IL rcauro commence
tOhor 1881. Preference
" quality
and such preference Will be articles American
production prodc the Pacific the
consumption required by the public service there
eminent the right Ia reject Of all proposals.
shoud state the rate 100 pounds mot bushe aud the
envelopes containing them should he norsed "Bs for
Grain and addressed IA the nndrrsigned Bidders
qucatcd tO submit
sacks Ia, of
the oats IN reserved burap 100
Bids should which Corn
posed 10 DE furnished grown
Copies OF this advertisement and of the
tons TO bidders obtained application oice
each
be attached to accompany each proposal aud form
thereof. NJ. l. LUDINGfON,
Chief QUaTtcTmaster.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW
r.. BOUND Brook ROUTE,

FOUND BROOK ROUTE
too,o Nror TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Lberty.st ~ "'" ee"on - 4" H. u ~ D." ioot vi
For Philadelphia Ninth and ,roepsts at 745 $50 llls
b;30, ~ m - W. ~" v" """' -" '
go rnird and Berks at 800 7;i5 HIS 1S04;S0
o,n q D. m on Sunday at Si5 = m.
lIsnton Warren and Tucker-ss. $50 7i5 $3.50 lll5
o;5u, ~
Return trains Philadelphia for New York
from Stations Phila. and Reading r. r. Ninth and
ssa 730 $50, 930 II l:l5 3:i5 540. Gas. IL
on sunday at S;A5 y 800 II m.
From Third and Berkssts at 500 500. 9;I5 3;fl
o11D o:2o, ll;SOp. SUNDAY at 7:f5 4:30p m
rom Trenton Warren apI TuckerstS l25. 6:25 SOB
l2O i;2b n. M. 6;i5 n m
,,tonnecton made Jersey Station TO
BROOKLYN and "rie Depot Jersey CitY
tickets Nos 2S9. 26l,
,s1 POI 1923 Broadway and nj the principal hotels
Brooklyn $50" - ~ 1880"
N Y. Transfer Company, Dodds Express will call for and
check from hotel
cationoan he made 81 1923 Broadway 1896 Sixth
ave. Newly York, and Court-st brooklyn An oices
are "a connection with tho Bell Telephone and Law Iee
JOSEPH - HARRIA mp BALDWIN
ss"""' @""Axef Gen. Pass. Agent
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EUR)p4,V GAtyGr,


lIVEflC o. Sept SToday Ia observed general holiday
on account OF the visit of the Princess of Wales
Tho Exchanges closed.
HAVAE sept S-WIcoxs Lard closed at rs francs
90 kOs. ~
ANTWERP Sept SPcrolcum francs 81 centtnes for
tine pale American Wicox's Lard oIosel AZ liz frames
90 confines per 100 kilos. " ~ ~
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Steamboats, an0 Rai!roa1s
TROY pOArs

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS, TIVE
"a Note changeia ostsipr NEW SrIs WFoS = !, ~
iioGA ana CITY OF TROY tslve lnty exseot Sat1riev
from PIER No a. North diver loot y t1r,to
nectingwita morning trains for North AMI West So,
dav steamer touches al AlJllg NNN GUN
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
4 a DREW ana ST IDTN leavs Pier 81. North Rive-
SOUTH ~ DE DC CANAI-Sr, evsrv WEEK DAY AZ },
M connectnSG Albany Sl1lay nocnak skos1ssD wish
Excursion oketsS' Albany and return DAYS sa5l
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LONDON WOOL sAI.Es

LoSDoSi sept S-Foowing tho sales OF Wedn o.
uay 1213 New south Wales and
|2E sconred. lalWd greasy ldaiid; locks and pieces
lyi2d@l i Lambs, ~ ~i Lad 2I 30 bales New 2raland
Scoultu, p0lH l2i; greasy 32l al pieces
lOd@In1 I'D l62s bales Tasmanian Fleece, III I'd a27d
greasy, i2d; locks and pieces 9ld8l9l; O5 bales
a. Fleece lid|2Id greasy, 5d9 Iii pieces
1Hd0lHi I'd. ' " ' S"P' '0N''
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Business Cbnncee.

NOR SALE--A half interest i'm the establish
mcnt known a. the New Orleans Price Current consist
ing or the News Ptico sheet Circullday
ket report Job the Office
Address L. j. BRIGHT, & co, I29 GrRvicr-st, y. q.
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Hllnina.

| Ron. BONNET SILVER MINING co
IN @ OF the rich developments of high grade
the o S B BON Mines il is decided to withdraw for
tne regularity exen and richness Of the ore
h from each of the Nos l. and inclnes
Lhtt the Iron Group are intrinxicav
~ an early date the stock viii be listed on the
0"'io@ anu bostou Mining Boards. Office 81 NassausE
A. q urrrrruuo,, A. C. BROWNELL, President
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RALTIMORE and OHIO RAILR0An


on an a, rh Ns sa'mSrg and Washington
y2rs r. H. Depot foot of cOrtlands as
$50 m.-Except Sunday arrive Washington A.o5 - ~
cr Tor PsbGrg coHmS sn p M daily with sleep
m-P }a fast line for washnrton arrive Cincinnati
-: Midnight daily. sisepers attached omen t,r
Se5slter lu3p p m Arrive AT Camden ion Baltnore
more $50 m Washington, 10 40 m. sespsrs for cin
No other line makes to the West Trains ve
cEets and s"p St P Gy a. n $40 p m and lo4o
nn checked TO- dcstnaion at ComDauys O8e Broad
pa6y " '''' O'''' o. the r'"n'y'aniA Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILRoAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
Saton J tSSt E. wh Sa5y't station in
Leave Nsw York. tooi # i.li,ertv.st. a,,,n,v,
SI2 %- d Fleming'on Eison Allentown Relax
r. western 'f2'f E &s2@f ned5 s s3S
Endc branch aon huent5%2S' ao, GSan'aa g3
nn LhInS Mua Gspct TamaIua DrftOn Naatcolo
i h. m-or Ee%ing Eastou Allentown Reading Iar.
Glib Sa5 p mmFor Elcmngton, Easton, Wind Gap Mauca
a;H" %Ior Seh9olevs Mountain, nigh Bridge Branch
4 f:t6o m m For So@erviIle. Eennogtoa. sc
H s%nssy IH. Ta1SG Chunk
np% nifr prT atGps a. Tor Easo Allen
Ok For o Xgwn 9G at ~ 95 sS 7:l5 $50 500 $50
$40 40 : sis $40. 6;45 6 6:i5 ESQ $50 SIS J.
For trains local points Time Tables at stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy south Ambov
Pea s1k Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point
g. aeaycat 5:i5 745, lOsOA m l2m $780, L. $780, 5So
o:30 1902 M ' ~ - ~ = -
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT LIN cc-QUICk TIME.
NO., IHROUG II CARS-LOWEST FARES
.,FoN ATLANTIC CITY FNPRFSS m with
through cars. arriving at Atlantic City at m
rare from NewNork One way. So 2j Round trip 81
E'hEEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
Leave Tor Freehold 5i5. 745 l2m, 4;30 $780,
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
81 ay Route via Sandy Hook leave at 10e40 1880
~ IN. ""~
1910 m. s;45 m.-For Ocean Grove Point Pleas
For Sandy Hook Brauchport 545. 7;45. M IL m
For Monmouth Beach seabright &C. via Brapchnort 545
$40 "a mp ~ M. 2, 1870 $500 M
7:45a m.-Va Red Bank Lakewood Toms River Barne
gat, &c. ~ ' ''"o
IN; m--An kall-l3O m.-Va Sandy Hook for
sationstD 8ay Sida ' " ~ "a
,4:30p, mvia Red Bank for Lakewood. Writings Toms
River Barnegat. &c.
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MOULTON MINING COMPANY.

Gun iuf'ner developments Of the MoULToN MINE have
INDUCED tho owners to Withdraw their offer to sell tho stock
a' Oh AID from this date price is advanced to 81 so DER
'Ni " winch hgure 1t will be held further notice
DONNELI- LAWSON 81 SIMPSON
Financial Transfer Agents
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
NNUITF STAR LINE

Xl IE SIAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STfA MERS
- FOR GU ZEN STOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NeTlCE.-1he steamers OF Ike he Lane Ropte
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, u ". on both the
outward and hOmcW 49,
1EhMANIC capt Kennedy saturday sept H. 1890 D. m
~ 9i'ic. APT lIXlng Ihu sday, sept ~
bALTIS Capt Parsei "Wednesday, Sept 2s, $40 IN
II apt tTleaiell. thursday
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed
poininents The saloons Staterooms lnoarg and Bath
placed anidshDs, where
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ItArES-Saloou, $50 and 500 Return ticket on favor.
York <2S ~ '' Wv AVN ->e"-
These steamers neither cattle sheen,
For inspection az plans inform atom appv a tina
company offices, No "a Broadway, New-York.
- -. ,,,,. ,.. 49, n. l. CORrIS Agent
BARRITI & CArrELL. Agents Phuadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
NEW,HAyEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD

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