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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISIG.

FooT OF LiisERrY.sr, NORTH RIVER.
Direct connection to and P% R R pe via Annex Boats
For TMH % TTEEGT g oann BROOK
Eog'c At ioo aaS 10 tSn i 45S S.$ ~
nroc 2 % At way9 nnrcn for ernanown aH
chcetnut I'M at Columoaavc for Manayunk Cons.o'
uRAwING.RooM ans on all Day Trains aul SLEEPING
sc,nrnlnr leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth AMI Grcens,s.
7:3o. $50, 49,. 100 a. m, ll5 3;ll 5Ao CD; l20i
Be TX at 6 80 500 1880 a. No. i:Jo jo go G5o
pm SUNDAY. s;l5 a m, 4:3O p. M
%eG l"os. a. '5I 4'S2 go, Esp sun
S MAmhNo4 cfr9 at ~ 400 90 a. ~ s
For READING and HARRISBURG at 100 lij 900 ll:li
53 o. p n.y. m. ''''' ''''' ''''' '''' '-'''
For SCRANTON at 7:lj 900 a m. 3i5 pm.
For wILKEsBARRE and PITrsro ron AZ 7lj, 900 a. M,
100. 1870 l:i5. 5:ij sundays at $50 D. III
Tor DRIFTON at 7:l5 a. M. 3:15 p M
torTAMAQUAa 7j, 75, 0oOa m. TOO, i;3o 3t1, 400
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAucn CHUNK
400 7:l5 800 H., l:Oo 1870 34j, 5io =. H. SUNDAY
Fss E>sTqN a, 400 M -. o 9Oo' S 92 n'o 2"'
For sUUOOIEY'S MOI NrAtN BrDD'S LAKE anl
LAKE uCPArCo.;G. at 400. 900 a. M 800, sop m.
For oS 5 "a sSa ' IL, % ''' '' '' ''
o G Go l 6 60. aS poa 6 1919 , e
zoe 400. l03Op M sunlaysa $500 ~, lJj '3l
aOop IN.
For pfAlNrIEtDa t 100 900 7i5 ~ 300. $50 iog,e.
Iiij a. NJ. loo, lo 30, 33o. q l9n d.3o 5oo DIP
SST&Bih,fa' 9V 800 10 a. NJ. 49, ico s.G 100 ~
10, ELIZABETH NJ 400 600, Gl5, Gt57l67li 500 80
900 80. 1000 1880. llil6 m, 1900, l2ai. 700 ~
.uO.9O 3.0U,:3O $40, iNoil6 i;io A;i5 6oo6l b5.W
5s5 900, G,li $50 Git, 20, ~, 'ot so, 80 loJl
Ila0 l2.bp m. SUNDAYS at /, sOJ siJa ~ lJl 100
6.3n, goo. 1900 pm
For N.wNEK at 500 5Ij Gl5. G:l5 7.l5 49, 900, si
$50 900 0l5 n.i1 lois lO.t5 ms 1900 m, FL
ll5 300 23o 800, 49, !oo $50 5of 3,l5 3.p 9,3'
ZOO y m SUNDAY N 500, 30. lOlj a H. l-oo H.
II5 900 400 500. G;l5 500, h0l 1880 pn
For LOSG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C., Al rain az
$500 7i5. nm, li5, 400. bi5p H. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove at 400 40 a. m
For FREEIOi.D-At 7;i5. II II. M, 4. p m -.
FOR LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BAkNEdAF at $40
AIN, la, 4iO y. M ,
ForArLANrIC CITY vINELAND AMI BRIDGEroN at
l45p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From tier No : North River via SANDY Hook.
COMMENCING OCT. r. 1854 1900
For ATLANTIC NO iLANuS, sEABSlGilT LoNH
BRANCH. LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER BARNh"Ai
etc. at 400. pm.
Tickets can he procured at foot Mhartys, l1e7 10
North River a. 1862 2O1. .5s--Gl AL PA. and 4.s Ta
WAY 7t7. G5I aud 749 tthavca RVington-sts iuaa'
NrN-Yurh city. In brooklyn NJ Nos. our - . 'Iot
way ~S~. So tutcrst 2lo Mauhatiau--Nc- De IA 20
ave; l~gt Atlantic In HcboAcp. - a>NMgfoI -
y y rans.cr Company Will call Tor ami check bag from
nOiE'' w %' ''"'S'''' &. o. HANCOCK.
% " General Manager Gen. Pass ana Ticket AT
DOpIILAR SHORE LlNE.-For Providence,
Boston and tho All rail from Grand central Depot
Three exress trains daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
a. M ~ NJ (parlor attached ami 10 p m with psr"
.icrting cart sundays In p. with palace sr"in:
cars) Newnort leaves Grand central Depot at
arrives at Newport 1888 IN. iyr" S Ti,s i,.
r\pIN'S
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vNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the
L NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements of trains rom Chambcrsst Depot
oa@5D,y enSsp sanday pay EIpss
coaches to Cleveland cincinnati and Chicago. -.
~ a. it,{ ST Louis timiigr ExpcST1 s, , a, r1xrrn
l21 III Niagara fiis M. Hamilton ont lplu T. mi
ps9 a M ss,aTS n q M LAM g
Ing trans arrivc Toledo i3t and iudianaros "a m
ilunalo Niagara Falls cincinnati and chicago Hotel ana
hplT, 7p9slnE nsarsS' t., to t ~, 40,
la5SSs5o 6S5G sdt :6 75o i6 N Il %aIs San
b.lOtw OHip llj 7N5 1850 Pm amt i3 mbingh, Sun.
.:S $50 ig iST nps = Sdhrbt saiarat
snrgtn NO 49, u"1 n las 800, 1''Q 3l1r % mn
y m,1mst sundays $40 sSo in'.O nj las t"os ~ ana
NatWice i5Q lUsoa M taopm SUNDAY, sa1am
Ntybuig nnh totnwhh T,BjaS III sl0 tli eput SUNDAY
,ileIiout aii Kingston AMI Montgomery a isop m
IA, w a,'i iiisOair go stin" ''o' SOU
MltdlryepPi 1919 ilt96a p lsn iab si " slniy
s,B,ss pgeg s eho SSpa ,,bi NAM, 'si"a ti
At Ss,'ftiFats fss ''ss 4 Jsaigs pea, sas
Mmt hase fsds gapiei esA gHat,t .i,e stl INK INK
NIKE I n NJ l,Ia eMldIf iWDf' WV" ','' .,...,
s,tt,fs ea e, s1'.s9 So t,4ll .p pA1l
NS"SNr 10y gg'hsf' pNalsN LA 'NlstSt, n Sal
I,pIrss ll-Ns ih Nv W,s' N'ihe "a Sow fe'sA' %"
''s''' f9h@ w iW6VlifT, alpl rassr Ae,nh Eew N@s
NORTHERN RAIIHOAnOf hEM III lSif.
~ tta,ns leave im fngeNwu, Chester, ie'nen, aud
Nya,k \ son lOa ~, l. a.i !, 400 h.it tiu edup ~,
!. mldnleht kmdals u ~ ~ and - T. ~ ,,n,, ~
hanur hprmg Valley aud honh'l . ~ ." W. ''oo y w.
jonS n. ABBOTT, Genl rassr Aseat, New York
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Elsewhere the ccarances were: oil city. 5o4o,ooo;
Bradford 3 - OOO and Piushurg 3,736,OOO barrels
Refined OIL was unchanged.
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asa,us, s,ao oOa October 10 showing an arparcn,
n s5sSp ~, as@Hcs TS cooS g" "a" s Ssa
jcms Of transfers which only affect ,hC sno "'a.Ss
account with the General Treasury S ,ruS ta' ,Nc
sa oo goJ coin for silver certificates paid ont ut Now
Orleans aud tho payments include Assay orco i,e''p,H
"s,r,a0 - i0i.i9 payments. Sl,Qld,jooi currency
balance ~ $50 oo5 coin balance, Sl3O'osl on =,
cna,lon 70 harden, bn The closing rate spcr cent
loan ~ 100000 on Governments was muo ~ per
cent lust before the close .u,.,
Exchanges, ssls2bg5i balances ~ ias,loo; oov go
cciyed SAB coo in National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts Were S1y"'h' """ Uno ''"''
The foreign exchanges were duh at unchanged
quotations for business az follows; hahhorn I,n rn
sncctiycy 32a amt 20 FOR frances 0i's and o0is Tor
reiehmarls; 1919 and 40is for guiders' ,,,ood /,
70 100 for money and I0i lI6 for account United
states per cents were steady q, - ' rotyay devc
orcd nothing new The days lower quotations were onS
reflections of Yesterdays and this morning cary ~ oo
and Sight exchange on London down to 20a francs
TO the z.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND CT. PAUL
81 s S, lss si9 , t5isSSS
ST. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO.
s sS"%d to y Sci il oc tis3s % S555SSo
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
>,, ,uo. go 236j 2A53
Nu'hp'l 81 nn.eCS.,'-' son, S2l3 100 s3oSOS7
9cuo ,'ni"" W., Sy6,I',S2 73Jsl2O g,S4j,9J9
Imports of dry goods at Ncw-York.
Entered 4, the rsr,... S2222.620 &lS3267 s23i0iia
T1Dwn on market -. 2,33t 81 l9JJ,'lo .oS''Voo
Since Janu r. l. -..- 90, -. "a, 40 %, ooa
S1o TS on az as iS Sl5 s55G
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
,ovnox Oc, l7-l2.i0n m-Consols. l0l for money and
Iol 3l6 account United states Four and Ha dsr
Cent Tonds "a Atlantic aud Great Western frst NOT
gage rrustees Certificates 81 do Second Moreaf no.
hrIe 552. NewNork Central
Cenflal So Pennsylvania ji1s Heading, u Mexicah
Ordinary 81 n Canadian Pacific AS St PAM common ~ ~
quote Three Per Cent Renics at " francs %
the account. ,o, he ,or ~,
m Consois lOb 1916 for money and 0 LILO Tor thc
account; Atlantic Great Western FlIat Mottgaee nus
Second CoHsps. ooIs new eTN
C.ntra S5a Mexican Ordinary 50; Canadian Pacific 4o'e
st Pau Common 81 y - 49,. ,oo,os n,
$50 d. m-parls adyces quote Three Pcr cent hrn'S q"
II francs for the account ana EAchahgc on
London at - francs 20L2 ccntimcs for checks
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REAL EST3 TIE.

Nrw-YoRK. Friday, oct. Il, 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ 4. ". MUHcr 4 Son.
| lot or lOthave " cor OF Q9th.st. 20x77G120N7S-
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NORWICH LINE.
NORWICH LINE.
FANORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON 20.
WORC E~FT,r g. 20.
NASHUA. - G5.
PORTLAND 81.

and no Transfers
s,csrers "Cty Of Worcester" end "City OF Boston
cave Per 10 y T. fcot o; Waitst. pier above Des
t-sss.s-s' FER d2iy. kept sundays, at p
NEW pay LINE FOR NEWBURGH. Fare
~ ra land - ~ rauSinus West Point Cold Spring AMI
rorl all steamer JAMES T BRETT t'tyes foot West
lftt-sf utliI ~ II O'Clock M aud SIN 1ANS 4
Ncyl a. Excursion tici cts nom
>Nw l0.. !c!eiua- day. j0c No Intoxicating liquors
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SLw-iOKk cry
Wrn,v Ri To christ " exc aud wife ........ sia5OO
'"" ct a. Al to Nm nclany IS interest. '..-, 1850
Ictiugtni.nvc. " H. l0Oll n of lUithst, lUNi7J,
It,iihn and another 10 - Hrauns 1900
I'A TO- Acc Fransn M $3.50
Mulbcrryst " = ~ n II o! rrncc.st, 2l,Gs. Mary o
Levy 81 nj In 81 i kcuney ..........- tooo
Snd Mic To- To- IA ph to.cnbcg .,".' 1910
AycC cs ~ II sof Cii.rt, .jxltOG can KIN 49,
rel stephen knrht .-.... ........... V'o
n 15il.st. al.ltcS. John BufllnAon
ana wife 4 II McManus ........,. ........... lltoo
II nsey and another c.ccutor 10 ii Morris " 1890
3gth lOi II Of otl.aVt, 25N.s.o. john Schfc.
ger executor, Anna Maitling ...-.. ..... 1000
'Sos o Alex Aigro Oh 1900
'o' Iinr." e. al 10 II ST Johnson ...' l5Ooo
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rATSkJII LINE.

4 " NM III 1T t,
~ ST .AMERS KAATERSKTLL AND CATSKILL
fuO' II IlarIiSOn-st - T. every week day az p m
stuyvc-ut port and Athens Tuesdays Tbnr'
day ard saturdays.
L'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOU-
i SATONIC and NAUGArUCK RAILROADS steamers
leave Cathcrinc Slip az II a. p. 23lst, East River
::lO p. H. Fare lower than by any OTHER route.
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SrARlN'S
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANI.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Offce Pier IL. y. r.. foot oi Corillult-st.
Consignmens OF freight forwarded directed part
or tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders ed for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and
chandsc To any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHrERAGE
Freight oi description promptly g;ered to point
In the harb0r AT reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II. SrARIN ami FRASTUS CORNING
Tor NEWHAVEN, leave Pier ~ n. H. foot of Cortlandts
atop. m daily. tSltIrlPs cxcsptLl
Freight for points - L. & w r. X received al Pier l"
For New Haven and points East Mt Pier ~
CENTRAL siUPYARD. ComnuDipaw. n. DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertauiug TO tho
construction and repair OF vessels.
Branch office. 7th.ave. i2dst open daily until D.
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TO PUlI.ADELPHIA.
THE Old rsr,niisrrrp ROT re AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY wEEK,nAYs hNp ON
SUNDAY, ; STATIONS IN fNlLAiLlr
ma = IN SEW.NOHk
DovnIE TRACK, TIIE MOST IMPROVED E9Cir
MENT, AID THE FASTEST II MI CONSIST
ESr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY


LNprrss rainsrayc Ncwl Via Desbo.ss a Coriantt
Strs't i crrie; "a iolcs, >, , 70,
5iW I. o. J. Il and p. IN, amt |, night -unlagsn iA
~ ihmt"n AMI ID mi d aliop 10. ana -
Trains lcaying Ncw.york d,,ly except SUNDAY, 6s1.
sannnh ny m. 2. L. o and y m connec'"' IT."
Returning iriint lea g BrotiU s't't1 PlniiNnuh ialh
&l6 son J. Ass lrscrpt MonilYl $50 ~ 81 ~
~ pni iiis m iiinitei %ypre,, ~ ini ~ n,I
~ esGG wv {.H ,i1 mi s9,oG,, n,,o lHM iiI
and - a. ir'vc philadelphia VIA 'imi'' N'' IL
TrIr, nr,. A. stl AMI Oti rratwlv. '.t,r ilon,H
nnl ootnf n,.t,..o4 and torilnu ~ir''it ,AHltt -
Md nnoHitn tneX Stth5n usi,u,9 Irr,'s i.i't
rmir,in rrer, nalrr 80 narry rh,o mi 'a''i, d'r
"'iio Vew.yos rtiu-tt cumpin, ou rah io fni ch''s
baepase ftUin gntl cana r'liienrN . .....,
titnria Msnastr ttiriu ra'sf Agent
WEsi SUOMI nm r. i,,,,sna r,vrp
kupttrW t.li d M tinh Uttr Wet ist - t,fulnii
ahA htAi rs as sla,,tnN 1853 m. tniu ia's' h'n
"EetarH NJ a N. .st ~ ri,nian slyep. - ih,brtf
81 inuis g1N . y ii'ian Nrfi f4 ,..
Ng'r@@gg s,@le S.,.a,l f,ha bsiF.% 'm's5a,f. a,ie
a. NJ f.1h n D M s'epNiN; sNi teiiaf ais 'h'sh'h
1'saai ga,' Sfs94 'lP.ia 'W iilOs m' 900 ash
NV Nss aaa hlssa,ea 'i.l 1854 iisst Va ''N ''''
IV, Aion,, AEH tasas h4ai 80 s'l go, allai, ,fia
iia Nlla lHDpA ~ q ga 'f'N ~ w i
lpsp. ones a,psa. steeg 9 s.ess ga, ae,emme
iAh y hts aim Az 4 a.hmstsn i, iyplsln, sS@ss
s, hiG igi BraeB I s Ssa so, oI co,arlt ant
lh8ta bourn rOun " u H'a'",e' tont At Meat s1L 81
~, ssn sasl ~, anl checAri nn hotels am "''"
oIae,s saa iec'' qal:tn. mon Gs lsss Assa
=, status n'""'
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SPIRITS or rlnpENriYE

CHARIIsTOs, oct l7-iuTpoltlna quot ~ as'.
sIVahNAn, Oct Z Turpentne hrn al @ng
WILMIaOIoS. oct I7-IuiyeAlnc arm ~ 80 20
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after - H.. l~Sf
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL hDL IL $, -..
Trains L. sew York ,.bross,s asG Coltlant stree,
lvrre : olloss
T'burN rtt-hury the West and south Win Pullman
Pa'ce Cars 4ac4es- =. amt falY New. OK
ana hicsgo iimei 81 Plrlor DINING smoking ant sleep
IN cars ri , 2. ~. iav
Wilamsport Lock Haven 4 n N Cory AMI FTic !;
p. connec n' CORY i;tusyie Petroleum 'enrs
ana the D; 'arARa
BALTIMORE Washn"ton amt the South. Iiniiel W3s1,agt9a
Express" oi pnllmnn parlor Cars daily czfcnt Hnnd ~
a. ~. arrive WASHINGTON :,j m. Rcgnar a. - 1"'
AMI So $40 AMI = and l. Night Suhuiy'
81 l. N. M AMI u night
Tor Ntianilc t'i:v crcent sunday. oip m
For Cane Nav. Sun.'av Tia
Iong r'n'n rev Ireec Innco and % ~ ir
via RAILWAY and Amhnv * ana p. m. u n"n ~ ~,
= m on Snn laEtlj aad s:OlA H. . D. NJ 40 ho' s'op
Hoatsp "Brnplyn Annex connect with al tr,l = "
lor>cy CITY. anornr speedy and Ar''t trai"e' '''
Hroiklyn trivn, .,. -,,.,,
Trains agrvc-From ptshurg % AMI 20 ~ Sn ani
1n"np " i,tv AT :. ~. illv etcNit Monday, ron
waInston and Baltimore $50 and 6;,o 2 ~ 70 st .S
300 5:.n, 400. aud zoos ~ m Sin'lv. 30 "'f'
N, eni ln1' p rom rolI!ncrc ~ ~ Wn,,a .,
90 q.SD 1910 ii.i0a m leo > Ni1 $50 go $50
200 7.3O $50 G,o l10' ION ~ 'nt 90 - ~,
Snuts 200 ~ G.ii 6: o. 100, ll3'J l. ms o'=V 49,
O. % 1905. and io:'op
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FALL RIVER LINE.
4 FuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-passen,

trains leave depot foot OF COranit and DeJro,ses 4,
S:lOa M, 3:iDad u. for EasfoD. Bethlehem Allen,
town. reading MaIci Chunk, Nilkosbarre, I0wanda Va
verify ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo AMI the West Pullman
through coaches run daily. Local trains at and 10
p. M for Easton, Bethlehem and C0play.
Trans leaving At S:lO m. AMI $40 D. M connect fo
all points Maranoy AMI HazetOn coal regions sunday
trains local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at
General Eastern Office No. 23j Broadway.
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III
raj Eastern oflce. No. 23j Broadway
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR,

Stations in Ncw-Yor& and 6ssbrs.@s.,s e"'''"''
For south Am5oy, wa Phi. & aeaiins RR 500 7al
~ a. m. W Penn ha i:l5 800 sa g'S a. f ie
6;eo p. ~ sanhys ~ 81 NJ p m nm oo -.
i,SS i',i ,,%' ~ S'S ;f5 .%ai,Ss
For Rod ssak ~ psq % ( aal ooo ~ I'm, 30
BR Lone erc occ1, AZ Ir p ,.,ory g p, o. S
B1s sR DI LSs sG2 G Pogt Pen',q 81 " pe
sudas s o, snn H IT. esan Grove b 1 p c
81 Si3 6 ~ via remnyiyana RI AZ go POO
For Frtsoid "a, PlIi ia and aoarpr Ra 500
lam, !ivcr ami parns,at Via ~ r. ee q e;
e:o@a NJ For vinsIin sriiFetSn Xtlln.ii clty &C. va
R RSFUE i nfobGh lh g. HANCOCK n WOOD
SUPP. O. r. & 1. a, p. & Il. RR. G. P A p. Ee
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Dopo..
SOFA. Rochester aud Montreal express through draw
's.,oa: Fast mic CHICAGO t1,rcss YIN Gnngc' E,
agara talls ire Cleveland ana Toledo arr'ng at Chicago
1880 A. m Chicago Express drqwinc.ro,r cara Clnap.
taga Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo. connects for
II m. Western Now-YorK AMI Northern Erpres' WITH
TJo y. M. Albany, Troy and Utica Express. ihr'Esa
"' i ~ H.. ' sccom"oaar,on to Albany AMI Troy
'6pm,St ions express, with s'eeoiae 80 -, Si1fl'
F n2 y %qc" w.t. I !s, pe s and 1 I'a saa 70
Auburn roli anl in Slrito also - Y ,ntr NJ
- D. Pacific Ixpfcss. With s"nny cirs f'r Rp0hes"r
Buffalo Nia,1rl fal, Cleveland. rncln Detroit, thclgp
~ Lous ao CLAYTON except saturday an Nnlcrtown AMI
Norw o. fcNorpt sunday
II r m Ni' ryprrsq with crr' Ainany ana
Troy Connects win The 1prnirg ilr TIN West aui
fOt tho North fcyrepi saturday yh
Tickets sale ~ Grant t'"ntrh Depf. No. Bowlint
az en- -? and i'i nrnrdwav. AMI ~ Wr'icnta fSpr"H
Offices piece anl ~ and 90 irpa ~ ~ Sew YORK.
aud ~ Washngon ant 80 fulton ss, Brooklyn. AMI ~
Folrth.s'. Wiin na'ur,
%v 'al cay fn'
39S Washingtpn.st Rrnnklyn.
Hifgngr 'i'l''l Tor ana Ch'rL"i from N'.l''h'h
These trains run daily All others dai,y ,A,rp unsY
J. VI rDiCEY, t.B NlthlK
General superintendent, General iaHsen ger Agent
NEW-lIAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
y ERS. e. II NORrUAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peek Slr Per No. IS. T. v, at 3 p; m. ard
IL D. M SUNDAY. exc, ptri az WIN
FIELD HpfNokr.tc &c. Tickets sold AMI baggage ehecAe
~ f4i Broadway. y. " rni Courtst, Brooklyn. Esruf-
sion to New.liaven and return I'll %.
NORWICH LINE.
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TIE Markets.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Tcr North Rircr. lcsscis aud Railroads.
NEW YonN, oct, ~. 1851
GENERAL MARKET REPORC.

Ew-YORK. OctoD"r IL. 1851.
coFFrf-spo dn At lo for FAR Ca cargo n C .,y
"a 40 hag. closing az follows: January 500 saw
Pcbriaty S35 qH16 March, S41g 1bo Apr ~ ~ 80
NJ $50. June OdS6ci october, 'Do ID No
ycsShcr - 30; DcccnbeT. sSOdSJo Did anu ashou
pIa ii Concc In stock and a'oat 49, 40,
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Sgw.YoRK oct 1.-THE following tho total
uf all tie ports september 1884,
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION

DOpILAR SHORE IlNt.-for providence,
Boston and tho East All rail from Grand central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted Ia Boston ~
o. M n. M (paror attached ami Top m with p'iar"
csrr. sundays at In m with palace sit"in
leaves Grand tentrh lpvPp' at
T. H.. Newport 1885 D. IN Par"i eais a,t''hr'
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by an ea-. and west line on some stand
ard between this place and Moscow and
If south Shoshope county be added at the
time Of the division a much more satisiae-
tory line Of division between this place
and Moscow can be secured. We would
uuch prefer and We think the people
would much prefer the annexation Of
south Shcshone to Nez Perez county iu-
stead Of its becoming annexed to Idaho
county, and we further understand that
the people Of south Shoshoue would pre-
fer to come to Nez Perez rather than 90
to Idaho county. This question of divis-
ion Of Shoshone county will doubtless be
called up and acted upon a; the coming
session Of the Legislature and if the cit
liens of Nez Perez county feel themselves
ID any wise interested it behooyes them
20 make showing of their views to the
elect to the Legislature. We
that several citizens Of Neg
Perez had an informal meeting On Mon
day before the members elect left for
Boise, at which this question Of division
and annexation to Nex Perez was quite |
freely discussed, but no definite plan Is
We learn was there agreed upon.
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SALE OF REAr
ESTATE.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF Fopr
4 closure and order Of sale issued opt q. Tho
District Court of the First Judicial Dis,ric, ~
Idaho Territory, holding terms at the civ ns
Lewiston. County of Nez Perez in a ce,i,in
action therein pending, wherein J. g. shissler
Co., plaintiffs. and j L. n. Hoax. defend.
ant. judgement was rendered in said action nm
the sth day of September A. b. 1884. in favor
OF SAID plaintiffs and against said defendant Ear
the sum Of eight hundred dollars with interast
thereon to tie date hereof now amounting tn
tae further s"1 Of .wo hundred and sixteen
dollars together with one hundred one and
sixty ore-hundredths dollars attorney fee. and
costs of Suit taxed at the sum of forty and =
teen one-hundredths dollars, said sums amount.
ing in the aggregate to the sum of eleven hun.
dred fifty seven and seventy FIVE ore hand.
red'hs dollars l,l57 151 and interest thereon
from the date of this decree at the rate of ten
per cent per annum and all accrunr costs If
said action
Now therefore. by virtue of said decree ce,-
tined copy of which has been duly issued ou,
OF and under seal of said court and TO me de-
ivered, will on Saturday, the 9th day Of De-
eember A. ID. 1884 at the court house door. in
the city OF Lewiston. county of Nez Perez, at
the hour of one o'clock. 2. NJ, sell to the
hignest and best bidder. for gold coin. the NOR
tagged property in said deere mentioned and
described as follows. to-wit: The WI of the
ne4a and the els OF the nwi4 of section - in
township 3S north of range west Boise merii.
IAN, one hundred and sixty acres. situated IN
Neg Perce county. Idaho Territory, together
with all tcnements. hereditsments and appur.
teLances 'herennto belonging or in any wise
f. BAIRD.
Sheriff of Nez Perez county
Dated this 18th day of November 1884. SO
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We propose to enable all delinqueuts
- subscription to the TELLER and all
~ subscribene that they pay US, in
god Deschantable wheat, to be delivered
4 he following places, viz Lewiston,
1evy's warehouse; at Genesee, at Levy's
vsrehouse; Julietta, at Holbrook' 5 mill
Moscow, At Charles Moore's mill.
0rangeville, 1t the Crooks mill, fer
vAich NC will allow credit at the follow
hg rateE Lewiston 50 cents, Genesee,
20 essts, Julistta 40 cents, Moscow 81
0sAs and Gnssevlle "a cents, per bush
4, h sacks, when the warehouse and
Mn psopnetoss receipt is produced to us.
Thi proposition 70 remain good till the
18Th Of December, 1884.
A. L8LASD 4 Son.
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ton. His hatred toward Noriecai Is in
tensifed and he make, eallows fifty
eubits high on which to hang the obiu-
rate Jew.
Previous 10 this Mordecai. on one &C.
casion, had been the means of saving the
life Of the King. 1t was recorded to his
credit, but he had not been rewarded
The Kings attention hayiB. been called
to this be determines 10 reward him. At
this moment Hannah enters the court and
the Ming says to him, What shall be
done to the man whom the Kin. delight
eth to honor Hannah thinking that he
is the man replies: "Lct the royal apparel
be brought and the horse the Kin. rid
eth upon, and let che Of the kirg's most
noble princes proclaim before him Thus
shall 1t be done unto the man whom the
King delishteth to honor" The King
says, do even so to Mordecai. the Jew. ="
There is now rejoicing among the Jews
Haman Is compelled to do honor to Nor
decai. There Is then a triumphant
march in which the singers and children
take part led by Hanan singing to Nor
decai, thus shall it be done Sc At
The banquet the King again asks what is
thy petition? &c. The Queen replies,
oh, spare my life a; my petition; and
my people at my request" The King
asks, who is he, and where is he that
hurst presume in his heart to do this 2"
The Queen replies, The adversary and
.nemy Is this wicked Hannah" Hannah
low pleads for his life. The King is in
ormed that a gallows has been erected
y Hannah for Mordecai and he gives
he commend, thereon let Hannah die.