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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03
MARnsE INTELLlsENCE.
MATURE ALaASAC-sErrExsTs 3. 1851.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sHrrSMsRR 2, 1891.
Arrived.


steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, Unlted siases
mail, merchandise and passengers Il. q. fStuui,
agent.
SAILED.
Steamship wysnoke, Couch. New York. mer-
chsndise and passengers George w. Allen 4 Co.
steamer J. W. V~verinsn, Carr. Phiadelphs. ner-
ehandise and passengers. j. W. MSCarrck, agent.
steamer rigsr Lily, Wallhsh, GbickahOmlny. mar
chsndlse aud passengers, W. A. y. Cole' superin-
schooner Julia A.. Garrison, Corsop, Philadelphia,
coal. Curtis 8 Parker.
schooner Ssllie aud Ellen, HOO,ins, philadelphia
o q James river, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED PROM osBoBKE's SEPTEMBER %.
Schooner II. H.. Grant, suthin, New York, wood,
I'd Wo0ldridas.
RELOw, BOUND UP.
steam tag Olive Branch. with schooner p. "A.
COX, from Newport News, and a barge, IN Tow.
NEW ~GHTHoUs
The platform 10 be ussd tor the construction OF
the new lighthouse at SBsrp's island, which has Dees
In course or erection for SONS dme. was completed
YESTERDAY. The work on The lighthouse proper VIII
Tue erection OF The lighthouse az Cape. Henry
progressiug isyOrably, the fourtn story of The hon
work having been completed Yesterday.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHfA-ArTiyed ls,: Scbooners Eva
Shenlon. shenton; Sarah Louise. Faiion both nom
RosTox.-CIeared s1st uldno: scheoner II. Il.
Riley. C0fiu, for Richmond pfd kenueoec river.
BATH. NR.-Arriysd Slst ulumo: Schooner john
n. Converse, Piunmer, from BOSTON, 10 ioad ior
SEw YORK Arrived lat Schooner Oakes Ames,
from Richmond; also, scDOoners sophia
HERMANN. Smith: james Y. keisey, LonE.trest;
Mary Haley, Taylsr; NJ. v. simmons. scnll; CsT1o
hlll Lister Pierce; Sons Young, SuIts; ni
ton. Mathews; John Anna, Collins all irom VIZ
giuia-
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COMMERCIAL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 2 1881.

White, $50 bushels prime At $3.50;
100 bushels fair az $40. Lancaster. f6 bushels
prime seed ~ Sl.5l: S9S bushels prime lld very
good NJ $3.50; 20p bushels very good AZ Sl.4s; ~
bushels good ~ $40: ~ bushels good a. sl.42.
Mixed. 23S bui bes prime nj 81 80; 10 bushels
verv good az sI47 aud 81 az; 30 bushels zopd ~
sI.A3: 90 bushes good az sl-42; rs bushels falr
M sI.4O. Fulz. 334 bushels prime and. very good
AZ Al 45: 25G bushels very good AZ sl.43 300
bushels good az $40 10 sl.42i l66 bushels CON-
mon a; sl.l0 % ~ 35.
COBN.-White. 40S bushels prime and very good
ri Sic: l49 bushels prime and very good AZ ede.
Mixed. 30 bushels very good at SIC; 80 bushels
~o1Ts-36 bushels very good spring at jSc. 20
busheIs very good spring At STE.
The following are the offerings on Change for the
month OF August, aud comparative statement :
Wheat. 32) 1872 bushels corn. 6i4T3 bushels;
oats. l7.72I bushels: rye, 362 bushels: meal, 4O3
bushel5-fotal. 4Q475Z bushtls. lfierinss Ia hu-
aust, 1889, 237 SAB bushels: ohulrgs Tor TWO
months ending August, 1881, 6l34e6 bushels; ~
fsrings for two months ending August leeO'
475,577 bushels.
AS win De- seen frOn the above. he receipts Tor
last month were largely IN excess Of the correspond
ing mouth II last year: and This cespite the iact that
during Inc greater portion OTtbe mon IN Toe fecelDts
OF western grain w re very small. Had our wtlerh
recelDts been ~ lgree as hey usually sfe eur Re
esipis woud show 4 much greater incrtase. lbt
low water IN the CGRnlTY bas caused me RECEIPTS OF
m. al to be mach smtlier Than Ihey Wonld nave oeeh
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WALL sTREET YEsTERDAY.

NEW YORK. September 2.-The Post's n~nancial
aruc'e OH0 T.. NJ. %editonl saws: The Stoc s-F1.
change markets continue cui. Unite0 states bond
are = .oSer Tor the extended SIS ana otherwise are
unchangeI. STATE bonds are steady ana inactive. the
only notable change being 4 declineOr 4 In Virginia
G's. Railroad bonds are down hdl per cent. fcr
specuiatiIe issues aud on very small transactions.
Speculative shares opened hGlb lower than yes
terdsy's closing. The latter, Resd1ng. then de-
clinrd kGGl per cent. for The general Ist aud II
for LOuisylli0 AND Nashville. The market then
became s'fong aud urlc-s have since advanced 4(0
s. the latter Missouri Pacific. The net result. OF he
fluctuations is a Fraction al decliae In iDe general
list, q drop OF Z per cent. IN Reading On The report
from PhiladeinbIa That some ~ he b2ndhoidrrs
are not satisfied with President BONDS schemes and
will begin foreclosure proceedings, and IA IN san
Francisco. IL in { g, Z. l., and ! x In Louisville
and Nashville. The strongest stocks have been
the Gould shares. the coal shares. excep lug
Reading, Union Pacific. and the Trunk Line
stocks There are three that may be called in-
fuences which stock spectators have TO con-
,ider, and one Is the morey market, which The
Treasurer can 10 a large extent control. Another Is
Tie railroad war, which Mr.. Vanderbilt can prolong
or suddenly end: and the other Is the condition or
President Garfield, which. OF course, IS beyond TIA.
man control. This latter is a market influence only
tn the respect that II holds other Influences ia SUI
pense, and would cease 10 be much considered the
y oment II became positively known ether that the
President will or will rot recover. IN the local mo-
ney market soc per cent. is The quotation for call
loans. Money lenders as yet show no disposition TO
make time loans. Prime mercantile paper is nOmi-
nslly sac per cent. The market for foreign exc
Tne following quotations were current to-day al
1880 Z. NJ. Western Union. s7S; New York Cen
trsI. 1925: Lske shore, 1921 MichigaE Central,
93A: New York. Lake Erie and Western. 4ZH
10, preferred, SO: dor seconds, l0l; D,laware,
Lackawahna and Western, 1884: New Jersey Cen
trial, 92a; Delaware aud Hudson, 1919: Read
ing, so; Northwestern. 1881; st Paul, ll4A:
WABASH and Pacific, Ar: 90. preferred. 81 ;
Union Pacific, ll9h; NJ, K. and T., 39A; IlanDi-
bal aud -. DO. Gas; DO, preferred. ll2kGl IA +;
ohio and b'ssissiOpi, 81; Pacific Mail, 59k; G. g.
and J. c.. 204; Northern Pacific. ommOn 39h f;
10. preferred, 794; san Francisco. common,
81 HO- nrrferrgg. 70s Central Pacific. S0L .
Rock Island. 1873: Louisville and Nashville. Gas
Ontario and Western. 29A: Illinois Central. 1871;
Canada Southern. 634; ChIeaeo. Burlington aud
Quincy. l4S%: Denver and Rio Grande, S5H;
- paul aud Omaha, sex do, preferred, l0I
g.. c.. G. and l., 500: Erie and Western, 80
col Coal, 40; Ohio Central, 25& Texas Pacific.
3 2; do, l.. o., 10.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2,-Virginia g.. defer
red, Is: c0usOls, 7sA; past due coupons, 90; new
lO-4Osf 80. Bid to-day.
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John C~eregheDi, an Italian, protesting to
be an evangelist. was arrested on Wednes.
dsy 10 Wilmington, Del, while labOring
under a dt Of delirium tremens. and locked
up. From papers found on bii person 1t
was shown that be bias been travelling in
this country for a year past, collecting
funds for building a church IN Rome, Italy.
Among the credentials he bad were letters
(either genuine or forged from w. z. Har-
! lson, chaplain OF the House Of Representa-
lives; Bishop Lee. OF Delaware; Rev. j.
L. Grammer, ST. Peters church, Balti'
more; Rev. William S. Hammond, Star
Methodist Protestant church, Baltimore ;
Rev. Z. p. Allied, Elston, Md, and dozens
OF other clergyme9. His p~sss.bOoks, with
lists Of contributions, show the receipt OF
about 1880 10 Ohio, North Carolina,
Maryland, aud two or three other States.
The letter from Bishop Lee proves to be
genuine, and probably the other reverend
gentlemen baye been deceived ss he was.
The prisoner spent the night in a cell, and
Tss very disorderly. In the morning be
paid the usual drunken fiOe, and was libe-
rated, no one appearing TO make any more
serious charge.
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The Tar,G.Revlsion Movement.

IL appears that the American Iron ana
Steel Ass~oelation-the principal cOmbina-
ton for the promotion Of "pro'ection y
has concluded its arrangements Tor a con-
Veption to demand Of Congress q revision
OF the tariff, or, rather. a commission 10
eonsiIer a revision. IL is announced that
the convention will probably be held III
this city In the latter part OF November,
inst before the opening the congressional
session. 1t is obvious, therefore, that the
OF tariff amendment will be
brought before the next Congress, and the
extreme protecti0nists DO not mean that IL
snail he presented solely by those opposed
to their views.
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HEADACHE,
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.
SICK HEADACHE,

An headaches are nervous. whether called so or
not; but there Is a certain class OF headaches maj
are known as and calle1 nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms ana
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than theY are
generally supposed to De because rev people die IN
, If Of headache, bat they lead TO the most serlous
stale Of things: nav. often end IN death or insanity
and are always the fortrunner OF nervous ehills-
Nervous chims are extremely dangerous, and are DOT
only attended by distressing nervous symptoms
Int by congestion Of Inc nervous centres andoiten
nroye fatal very suddenly, and should reeel'"
rromn, and immediate treatment, but the best Snd
.oee., yav IS 70 take It IN time; and If you sniier
from nervous or gick headache, treat mat ana DC
cured Of 1t, and there will be no dagger Of nervous
ebiUs. Yon may say. 81 have tried ana ho'ninh
cures me,p No, tonics or those commoA lursa''e
pyns or strong medicines win never cure you Tue
re,son Won suffer from nervous headache or chilisi'
bee,use your nervous system is run down; the
nerve and has become poor and weak, aud neeus
feeding and restoring 10 It's natural condition; ana
I can tell you what viii do II in any case ana l
sneak from experience, ana that IS DR. BENsoNs
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. They have
and VIII cure any ease, no matter how long standing
or obstinate, OF either nervous headache, nervous
chil,s. sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness paraiy-
=. .lesn,essness, or Indigestion. Price 90 cents A
box. or Elk boxes for % so, postage free 10 any al
dress. Sold by all druggists, Depot JOG north
rut,w street, Baltimore, Md. Prompt attention
viyer 10 all mail orders 1T hons once.
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A Girls Fanny" story Costs a Life

A Gtrls "Funny" HiOry NOhts " HII"'
SAN FRANCISCO, September IA Tomb
dispatch SAYS " IN Ramsay'S Canyon,
i'm this civ, atbirteen-year-old girl informed
her father that in passing a Mexican wood
emitting camp she had been insulled by a
Mexican boy. A mob went to The camp
and compelled the Mexicans, nine In num-
Der. 10 whip the boy with knotled raHhlde
thonpg. resulting in his death u few hours
lster' The girl subsequently, said her story
was not true, bat told 1t for iun. Retaiia'
ton is feared from the Mexicans,"
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SECRETARY BLAIyES DISPATCH
Speaks More EncouragingIy or Mr.
GarfIoId's Condition.

Colonel Craishin Reports Dpsn the Progress
or the Work OF Preparation at Yorktown
for the CsIebration-FniTnre OF Philadel-
phia Misunderstanding Manufacturer
Markets. Ec.
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By T~eIegrnpa.
NEW CEK.


Vzw YGRK. September 2.-CottOn quiet aud
sales. $50 b4es; uuidnds, l2Ac.; Orleans.
weekly net receipts. S96 Daie gross, e,i1s
hales; exporis-Greet Britain, 1S454 btlesi
2 '49O bales. stock. SO. 96S bses. s%Ouhhern nour
grni and quiet common ~ fair extra, 20 z3sP
g0Odt 10 choice extra, ~ 5O@Fo.1O. NbeAi-
Snrtug 30. 2 A.. lower under a strong pressure 70
sell: wtnttr opened L0le higaer. closing weak with
inc advance lost; more doing f0r export largely ia
fprine F.; rrisk specuia.Ne rtiinR: ubkt'a.1s SPIN
sL1Omsl p: uugr1ced red, ~ ooe9l 42s; NO
r.d kl~.4Ga@sl36A: migrated white eiSt@
a1.s0; No. red. september si.43x tsl45S: &c.
t6Der. IA Aga Gf1 AZ: November, SlAJ8dfioVs
bee mber. sl52akl.53s corn 9sgnsi asas.
better; closed dull. Ratn fsG spechst,Ns ouxin'a'
and moderate export unxr3ded. 6ed7l SC. So.s,
AZ ssr' (: steamer 894e.: 10 Z, 7O4 a7eAe. No.
z While. 70Bc.: yellow. 1Sc. OAs larry AcuNe,
cash firm options a sRsfhr easier, No 3,tSc. hops
oaet and unchanged. coffee unchanged and very
6uIer. sugar in far def0&nd; fyir 20 good refining,
5E07 l8-I6c.; -eined arm aud active stancard A,
aItaekc. Molasses firm and quiet. sice steady sud
moderaie'y %ss,iye; Car9lina and GslSsana.f ~
ssroba VI ble. Wool steady ard quiet; dom's1c
aeee. S4as5c.; RULED, zoo ACE unwashe0s TX
@85c.; Texas, 1aq3le. Porn nassnitd,, I9a5
easier. and less doing al sle Io9stS. Meapi
GioSs. Lsrd iaifIy active ana prices Slil.ss5 d.
cided change. Freights nrm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2.-Fleur higher a.
oo~ar grades: Howard Street and NeA an suicfhoe
s4~.7ges5:5e; extra. ss7aasS 20, emily. :
sassS ~ SO :fSaniy. SSats.25: do brands. Is
pstsnSso family. IS 80. Wh..Al-So0ihyrn oss
! and sctlye western Easily; , yuthern red, $3.50
$40; amber, SI.45Ssi 80; No. l haryian,
temosr. sI.30sJ; YeIob q, si 4s&sl4ey; Noysn'
-hsr. all 5O9mSl.5s@ g.; Rcemner, 4i.b3f- Corn'
snatrern steady wesssru, n~egsscad; soatnet
Whis 9, f7e. y.lSw ponjnsDy 77e' oat' eisss'
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MeavY Trnn,aclions In Grnin.

CHICAGO, September 2.-The deliveries
Of wheat Yesterday were larger than ever
before in the history Of the Board OF Trade.
Tue Cincinnati syndicate turned over 300,
600 bushels. They are in default from nav
a million TO $50, 900 bushels, some Of when
will be settled for to-day. his denied tbat
the clique are going into September optlon,
and aairm that they are about to embark ID
LnIirn nnrm
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p-o,,,,on az Chattanooga.

~CHArTAy0oGA, TENN, September p
Henry Lawson (uegrol was hanged bere to-
day al If O'Clock Tor criminal assault com
mitfed on the person Of a white 2iri %
Julv 4th. Fully 5000 persons witnessed
the execution. he maialained q stolid IN
difference throughout.
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ueavv Fa,Iure Ana PhtladeIphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, September g Thefaiiure
"a announced Of Wolf, Mayer X Co. mann-
%iacfurers Of woollen clothing, No. 80 hoflh
Third street, in this city. An assignment
l. made 10 Simon BsebFaeh. LiaDliitles
uDwardS OF 500, 900.
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TOBACCO, Ws, Sc.

ID WHITLOCK, l445 MAIN STREET,
q
IA FSTFLLE. FiiLABCSEkkn -
posse. WHITLOCk's My NESI,
LILY BELLE, ana VhlENiAL'
Also dealer IA the following brands OF FINE To
BACr0 a. manufactnTeIs prices
w, SyuvhRn'TRAND. HONE AGAIN.
az PI0SEER, BOuGH sndRKAp toe. plugsl'
BALLA RA1,.aI. vrlft F
i-+t @I ATLANTIC, &C. ~
-sehd rr pstcella. iA nS 27-eoa
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.u,ns Ia,erest Purchased on wednes-
Ao''u :, win ATsct Baltimvre-Oar
HN railway system and lie Present
SS'' r.e,. Abou, she sale.
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ny ToioErapn.
NEW YORK.

EEw YORK. s~eptember 2-YOOn.-Stocks wsak.
Money sac per cent. Exchangt-Long. 4794@
4T9K; snort, 1885. state bonds duh. Govern
ments weak.
Eusntng.-Money, sac uer cent. Exchange,
479a. Governments weak aud lower; new 81, l0l;
new AS, ICY; new As. ll5. States dull.
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The Charleston (Kanawha) G1zeHs ssyS:
The following .railrosd contracts have
been awarded between Point Peasants and
EIk river: Grading and masonry-Sections
/ to s inclusive, Bib & Qusrles; sections 0
TO 30 inclusive, W. C.. n. Randolph sec
tions 80 to 81 Inclusive, Willis & billiard;
sections 80 to 30 inclusive, W. e. n. Ran
doIph; sections 40 to ~ inclusive, NJ. Nee
han & Co.. sections 43 to 45 inclusive,
w. 5. Wilson ; sections 80 10 50 inclusive.
Croghan & Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to s, Bib Il Quqrles; sections 8 to 20, w.
C. N. Randolph sections 80 to 50. w. G.
n. Randolph; sections 80 to 81, j. W. Bur-
nett Il Co.. telegraph-poles. z. w. Morgan.
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The Richmond Dispatch OF the 18th, in
its article headed "Tne Campaign In the
Southwest" in referring to those who are
working for the cause OF the Democracy,
inadvertently Omits the name OF Judge IL.
s. X. Morrison. OF Scott. No truer Demo-
crat battles FOR the Democratic party than
Judge Morrison, ond no one VIII be more
untiring in bis efforts TO roll up mslority
for tbe grand old Democracy in the South
wet than ~hc.-AbingdOn Standard.
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EInnr.

v,ou,-we ouote f: fine. a4.AOaf5; extra, 1925
III 10. suufrGre, t6.25Ms6JO, common. am
ur. S75Oas7.75; choice or patent ramily, $3.50
mAs.tO.
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SOLD oUTi

,.v,u,a Midland Railroad "Seb'
TssS. by the clyde ssndteaIe.
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THB PATIENT STILL VERY WEAK,

And. In the surgeons Opinion, Nes
Gaining Muth Strength.
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THE G:3O P. N. OPTICAL BULLslIN.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. September $3.50
p. M.-The President has passed a com-
Portable day, and this evening appears bet
ter than for some DAYS past. He has taken
a larger proportion OF nstriment by the
mouth, and manifested q great relish for il.
His pulse shows some improvement as re-
CARDS frequency and strength. The parotid
sbscess continues TO improve. Tire wound
shows as yet little change. This evening
his pulse is 1O4 temperature. 99.2 resplra-
ton is. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RgYBURE,
L. II. HAMILTON.
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ANOTHER GoOD DAY.
THE PRHsIDENT IN DOING WE'LL,
BUT NO MARKED GAIN.
HE- HOLDS on TO ALL

The Ground Gained I'm the Early Pars
or the week.
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FINANOLAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

friday. cep&mber r. 1881.
shbEs-f1Hsf stares Petersburg
ksifoSd at 81; . shares VirsinIs Pre- and Hsriae
Jasusanee CorDpsny as 32k: 8 ssxres girsiuis
Home Insurance company at 2S.
SEssFD Bo2HDs-lO shares Norfolk and Western
prefrred At 53ky 10 do. at s3k. 80 o. at $50. 10
DO al 53s- 10 DO. az S3x. 80 DO. at 5sN 100 90. 10.
AZ SsS. 10 co. At 5SK; z shares Oio Dominion
cieassshiD Company at lO4 200 vIrxiRSs I0-40's
at 50S SO shares Eishmoad and AlIcafany al Al.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, September 2-8;30
Il. M.-(O1hcisl Bulletin 1.-THE President
slept we'll during the night, AID this MORN
ing bis CONDITION Is in all respects as favor
able as yesterday at the same hour. Pulse,
100; Temperature, 9S.4; respiration, IL.
ID. w. BLISS,
j.. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBUgS,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
Executive MANSION, September Pill A.
M.-(UnOficial Bulletin. EGeneral Swain
reports the President i having a quiet,
comfortable morning, and continues TO do
well. He bad for breakfast the juice OF q
piece OF beeisteak and a little chicken broth.
He has no fever, and bis general condition
Is very satisfactory.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, September 2.-l2:30
Il. H-(OficiaI Bulletin. )-Tbe Presidents
condition bss not materially changed since
The morning bulletin was issued. Pulse,
100; temperature, 9s.7; respiration, Is.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. Il. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
Flank II. HAMILTON.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The DusPArCH.l
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ToR ~sINKIxa SPILLS, nts. dizziness, palpiui.on,
and lev ,nIrir. rely on Hof-RgrrERs, l
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TTENRY {. JONES, d. ID. s. @
8ssrNL OYPIcE 9l6S MAIN sTRaET tesEth
aEsrnxScE $50 SOUTH THIRD FIRST.
Draw" NH 2ossod-
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW LINE


roouo >ror TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA,
Iiberty-st ~ 'A'" '"i0Vh ~ ~ ~ Va ~ ." A0o' VI
For Philadelphia aud at 745 9:so Ills
IN a t5o a. $3.50 0:30 IL p. SUNDAY at s45 IN,
1orrhrd and Berks -sts. $780, 7;f5 HIS lS0A30
oi2 ~ rI Z: m on Sunday AZ $40 m. o.oo 49,
FOR Irenon Warren Tuckersts $50 745, 93O ll;15
6}O, l2D. IN ~ - - y ' 49,
Return trains leave Philadelphia New-Yorha
from stations Phila. and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
s.at 7;}O $780, $780, IL l:l5 345. 640 Gas. ~
on sunday at S:40a. m. 800 D.
rom Third and Berkssts. at 500 500 ol5 M $40
o.5 $40. ll:30p Sunday az 7:i5 q m, 4SOp.
From Trenton Warren aud Tuckersts--l:25, 6:25 SOB
4ve2 dOI0 1884 m, 2:2l 4;26 6:25 1900. sunday
l2O, e:25 q. 6l5p. m
Connection made Nc Jersey city Station to from
brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City -
Tickets for io0 OF Lbertys, Nos 2S9 POI, 4Ol
~ POI 1928 Broadway and at the principal hotels
Brooklyn '' M N
NJ Y. Transfer Company Dodds Express viii call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination App
cation made l323 BROADWAY GS6 sixth
NewYork. and Court-st, Brooklyn An these
arc ~ connection with the Bell Telephone and Law ree
graph .
JOSEPH :. HARRIS u. r. BALDWIN
General Manager Cen. Pass, Ag,It