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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24
Black Walnut.

Southern Lumberman.
The black walnut tree is said to be
one of the most thrifty trees, as we'll as
the most remunerative, and giving the
most certain and early returns of any
that can be planted, and it has been
known to produce a trunk two feet in
circumference in twelve years from the
seed. 1t will therefore, be seen that
black walnut, from the great intrinsic
worth of the wood, promises the quick
est returns, besides being the most
easily obtained of any tree which can
be planted. 1t is doubly useful--frst,
as an early and excellent shade tree,
and secondly, as one of the most valu
able woods in the whole realm of Ma,
lures forest productions, to say nothing
of the nut crop which would be forth
coming. One hundred acres of land
seeded to walnut trees, if they ever
reach maturity in fifteen years, would
be more remunerative than many O.
the crops produced by fifteen years O.
incessant toll. Besides these, tree
might be planted and would thrive OF
spots which are really valueless for ag
ricultural purposes, and while in the
course of growth would serve as valu
able aids to agriculture as windbrake.
and in other respects.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24
The Mill to the Stream.

81 noticed" said the stream to the
mill, " that you grind beans as well,
and as cheerfully as fine wheat"
Certainly" clacked the mill; "what
am / for but to grind? and SO long as
| work what does it signify to me what
the work is? My business is to serve
my master, and am not whit more
useful when | make the coarsest meal.
My honor is not in doing fine work,
but in performing any that comes as
we'll as | can"
That is just what boys and girls
ought to do-do whatever comes in
their way as well as possible, and those
who act so are sure to get along nicely.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24
The Girl Everybody Likes.

New England Farmer.
She is not beautiful-oh, no! No
body thinks of calling her that. Not
one of a dozen can tell whether her
eyes are black or blue. If you should
ask them to describe her, they would
say, "She is just right" and there it
would end.
She is merry-hearted, fun-loving,
bewitching maiden, without spark of
envy or malice in her whole compost
ton. She enjoys herself, and wants
everybody else to do the same. She
has always kind word and pleasant
smile for the oldest man or woman in
fact, | can think of nothing she resem
bes more than sunbeam, which
brightens everything it comes in con-
tact with.
All pay her marked attention, from
rich Mr.. Watts, who lives in mansion
on the hill, to negro Sam, the sweep.
All look after her with an admiring
eye, and say to themselves, "She is just
the right sort of grill"
The young men Of the town vie with
one another to see who shall show her
the most attention. but she never en-
courages them beyond being simply
kind and jolly; so no one can call her
airt; no, indeed, the young men all
deny such an assertion as quickly as
she.
Girls wonderful to relate-like her,
too; for she never delights in hurting
their feelings, or saying spiteful things
behind their backs. She is always
willing to join in their little plans, and
to assist them in any way. They 60 tc
her with their love affairs, and she man
ages adroitly to see Willie or John and
drop a good word for Ida or Jennie
until thir little difficulties are all patched
up, and everything goes on smoothly
thanks to her.
Old ladies say she is delightful.
The sly witch she knows how to man
age them. She listens patiently tt
complaints of rheumatism and neural
gia, and then sympathizes with then
so heartily that they are more thar
half cured.
But she cannot be always with us
A young man comes from neighbor
ing town, after time, and marries her
The villagers crowd around to tell hin
what prize he has won, but he seem
to know it pretty well without an.
telling, to judge from his face.
So she leaves us, and it is not loni
before we hear from that place. Sh
is there the woman everybody likes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24

tivate the graces of character, speech,
and tones of voice, and you may find
that the man who was glad to escape
from the loquacious, complaining, ex-
acting woman, goes reluctantly from
her who knows when to talk and when
to be silent, "who denieth her mouth
with wisdom and in whose tongue is
the law of kindness"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24
A FANCY.

Sweet Summer went forth to the fields,
With roses entwined in her hair;
Her footsteps as light
As her glances were bright,
And all that she looked upon fair.
Grave Autumn, beholding the maid,
Grew cherry in chanting her charms;
They met, but alas?
All her strength seemed to pass,
And she languished to death in his arms.
Now sombre grew Autumn, and sere,
AS he chung to the maid in his woe;
Then Winter passed by,
And with tear stricken eye,
Hid them both meath a mantle of snow.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-24

The great collection of the most thrilling
personal adventures on both sides during
the Great Civil War. Intensely interesting
accounts of exploits of scouts and spies,
forlorn hopes, heroic bravery, imprisonments
and hairbreadth escapes, romantic incidents
hand-to-hand struggles, humorous and trag-
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brilliant successes and magnanimous &C.
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LYILLUNTRATED to the
life. No other book at all like it. Outsells
everything. Address
SCAMMELL & CO.,
POI n. Second street, St. Louis, Mo.
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LITERARY NOTES.

, one of the original Pre-Pap
MI go an intimate friend OF Rossetti, Id
'oe' ~ .1banstiye work the career or the
writing an eA"su
pOet-artist. ,,.
u.,rv lanes has written for The atlantic
of sketches of travel, the first Of which is en-
49, I'm Province" 1t will appear In the July
"nmber II might, with all humility, be sugPeSted
H. James that it is in rather better taste to use
,he English language in framing title for paper
,tten in English. No precedent can make this
mixture elegant.
There has Just been sold in London famous
mint Of Rembrandts which is either the Identical
immersion or the one other example not IN puOilc
gallery. of which celebrated story IS told III
charles Blanc's book on Rembrandt. AT the Pole
Carew sale In 1885 all the great amateurs OF that DAY
we're assembled and the almost unique " first state
of the Advocate Tolling" tas the print was theh
callefD came on. Mr.. Pole-Carew had gwen @oo
for it, but the biddings soon rose to tloo then 10
600. At this point foreign gentleman rose ana
addressed the assembly. "Gentlemcn," he sald'
am an old man. l ain the Chevaller dc OlduSs'n'
author of a catalogue of Rcmbrandts works that Is
Ia the hands of all Of YOU have sought tnls PI'n
for Twenty-Five years. if miss it now shall never
get another impression. have only t2Oo IN the
world, little pity, gentlemen; let it fall to me.
There was a moment of compassion; OUT WHO Is
really self-denying at such tfnef Other coihPcu-
tors bid. and the print was knocked down at ~
to NJ. Verstolk van Soelen, Minister OF state IL
Holland.
Miss S. p. Mclean, the author of "Cape Coo
Folks" is busy with new book.
The current number of Haype's Magazine con
tains some admirable and timely pictures Oh lh'
Brooklyn Bridge.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nav 90 -l230 m-ccion ea1 oen bales
tncinnlre 1000 for speculton anu EXPORT ntnres
~ zoo b,ios including 23jOOO American fnvsrv
1'nI,nc. Low MaGung clause MAY ana June utiss -
6ssG DO June ami deuvcrv 0"'o4i: az md Sen.
40 "Iiir ana August denverv 5''eAd.: 40 August &
fcnincr delivery 5asid; also a'-atd 40 pr and be.
vcner delivery 5sse.d. also j4ee4d. do NoVeinn' anu
c,he delivery 5H.d; alsoi jHe4 tulo, n, tho
LIVE. PooOf@ May 22.-l.o y h'-No''o"i
dgvt included $500 Dacs Au5T;'i. -rrn,ouds
LIVERPOOL May - go p 81 3D. do
June ANA Jnly delivery 5'sii. DO. August anu 0O'
delivery ci. Futures cosed steady ,,,,., ,oac Low
Mdauug 9liG Good Ordinary. 9'sc.: mel , ir",.'
sros. -l1 Gales. exports % 6tai bIli"' nolo,.
baie. 10 France. bales 10 the Continent -. 800
~ tho 4 hsurc bales cOastVlse ------ Oae'' '''''
1913 baieg. f4.29O baleA ,,.Ad,,, IOl,c
@ Nr,1dllog na,c. aool Ordinary. &c. net rec'ptf,
9Gj bae- gross, 2GS1 bales exppris coas'"'7o' ,,e.
I,ies. ~ France - bales: the Continent p,., -
10 Great Britain. 3.652 bales sse- l,1VO Oa''i l"'
'" ss,y.<ytt Nav ?5-Cotron quiet: Midfling. lO4c;
Low Mldlng glc: Ordinary. pc. Lel lcVo'p :.
-; b.lr. gro-. !t16 bac4: exports coastNl,,,
hacs. 10 the Continent bales; 10 Nreat I'm am 900
bac-, safes. 100 bales. las, evening -- O"'S'' '
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Mem 1ublirations.
THE CONTINENT.

- A SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE NUMBER.
OUT TODAY.
LEADING FEATURES:
JOHN TRUES DECORATION DAY. Ehzaoe'h S'uN'
Phelps.
"IDAHO" Joaquin Miller.
LESSON FROM JAPAN. Hester VI. Poole.
JUDGE ToURGEE on "The Irish Question: lAo
Twilight Club" and Social Life in Our CITES
HELEN CAMPBELL on airs. Carlyle's Letters"
poeiry-THE THOUSAND ISLES. william A. Cfonu~
THE ARMY OF THE GRASS George W. Bungay.
IILUsTRATIONs-F +. B. Schell and w. Osuander
ENGEAVINGs-J. +. sharpe and Lettie r. WlAoushoy'
32 LARGE MAGAZINE PAGES
PRICE. 10 CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
SCHOOL OF POLlrICAL SCIENCE.

Tho animal examination of students OF the school Will
BEGIN ON MONDAY. May 2l lOa IN. -,
Candidates FOR admission may enter their names win WV
President on MONDAY. June H.
For admission viii Zoe required OF the apN'''' '''
,n, otisf,ct,r,iy cornrleted the regular course ot
updercraduate study in this COLLEGE OF in some other man
tanning an equvalen, curriculum Of study 10 rae ehd VI INC
Juior vesr students other colleges must present oel'
tncates OF proficiency and of DISCHARGE ia soo' '"s'
COMMENCEMENT. al the ACADEMY OF MOSIO' on
WEDNF-DAY June -. AT 10 a M
"a =. BARNARD, =. T. D.. LIZ D. Piesldehl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASUINGTON, y, y.
Established l0j4.
observation-disclosures B. HAh :, VI. ID

.fott
Boarding hoo Of the highest srtf' Wh'e tnfeaP,
end and scrpuousiv followed isD mould ht an cary AZ
irineie Of vnuth bv s.i.-s VIII nv - tt'"'' an
hc feelings Nv re'{ On separating theS' llr' -l
requisites instruction lis JhIs religion "ll' h'"I7 III
every profession. 49,. ..,, ,,u,s m .,e
IIudnn il rclclct bV tho ~i.I Avenue t'Ni'l nom
l5jtn.sf Carriige llwtvs in Wai'in; or gF l,,
uo,tion Inc sup .rintcnlcnt meets tn" ARRIVAL Oh any
~, ..,,t,,,c. ,or,.
ngulus The most delight seen Or more "a tt'lN
roundiuas are not fpiut along tr tt' pl'"' u W.
Hudson L. u1usltN hlh 'e ., ..
There acres pi ldll AT i'cl "'' 80 -
tcraectrd bv groves. dhoiLns dhHc 'iA'o ava F"j
grounds.
French. German ami spanish spoSan.
APPLY Fol. OAIALDr -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

The nav average receipts MIX and Cream AZ e ,r the
eni railroad distributing points in and near ' o7o cans of
we.h have been as follows: Ere, 4,OaO -, Nm.
MIX and IA cans Of Cream Harlem 2oty Cream New
IIndsou River 81 cans OF Mix and 10 cans OF W ~
Usven IA cans OF Mix; NewYOrk CIV anu MI aud
es5 cans OF MIX NewJersey Central gV * cans of
cream. $50 cans OF MIX anu
Cream misc eaneous short routes lOO cans o 80 hcen
as ~ reao The total daily average receipts nav
II gI cans OF Milk go cans Of Cream been
which the surplus has been sold on tue PlA'io
~ rcuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
INMAN ROYAL MAIL line STEAMERS
G!cambonis an0 Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW ana join leave pier Al. y. r. foot OF ca
ral-t every EEK DAY ~ D. M. connecting al Alpahy
SUNDAY morning -Xccp ted with Trans north west ana east
MARY POWELL, Captain W. II. cox
"A, MILL West Point. Cornwall Ne"purg, fouSh'
k,,psc oudout auf kingston landing AT tr3h,tohs H@
Milton, NcW Hamburg and Hyde Park udl y
-rtl.vs ,xceotrdI. Leaves Nestry-st 3l5 and 22dst
80 d. h. connects POughkOcpse With evening trains lOi
the north. .. go. ,,,...-,,.-r, A.. oor -,
LTRANY DAY BOATS.-Stcamers ALBANY
y and a. VTBBARD. COMMENCING Tt ENDAN, May
~ viii leave Ne.tryst pier DAILY except sundays az 500
l\,s 4 y o. FOR Albany landing at Nyah
Fcrrv West POINT Ncwbuig, Poushkeepsie, EhncDecA
l-If.l IL IIIllaMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

The final examination Of the several classes for the year
will begin on MON DAY. May p. at $3.50 a N.
Candidates o1 degree Master OF Arts ana stuuohs IN
graduate Department will be- examined N til ksDAf'
June = and following DAYS.
The examination Of candidates FOR admission VIII Oe5n on
WEDNESDAY, June q, at O. 80 a. IN.
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GelClcr5.

y experienced German teacher Oady) desires
~ bond quiet family within an hours rde from Grand
central Depot not exceeding week OF III etchaRr IN"
lessous. ADDRESS " b.. Box ~. Ir'une Uptown once
l25s broadway.
An experienced teacher will take few pupils
n during the summer nonins her home, Toms River
y. j.. English. French mu.-c. TEACH FIX. eIS IIlDuAe
uptown once l2JS BroaiNay
YOUNG MINISTER desires one or two
~ old or Young tutor educate. Ia common branch's
highest hcicnc -nelelt Ahd uodah IAN
col '''i.-Ah l4ti'7 -
ing DAD. Address l.. g uni'eiS-tv-place
MEXICAN and fOrci,n Teachers Agency,
~ - linton square supplies ado All aeeonph W pro
A. an pl'c
keepers Families go.n AJDtt Or . tIe co.. ~ 9g21pug
suitrd. Call on OF aGir,s, II J. fOUNiFt LION.
American Foreign loItIcrs Agency, - Jm0t rlilo
DESr TEACHERS, American and foreign,
ID promptly provided Tor private uupilS families schools
COLLEGES Crcuar, schopis with sound advice free 10 pa
personally mailed for postage JOO skilled teachers
wanted Tor september. .,1,,., -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes VIII o's'n 0" n.y.
DAY, May u, at 10 a ID 49,,
Denomination OF candidates for admission to any oil INC
six regular courses viz Mining ngineering Cvl thgheel
in ANALYTICAL and Applied Chemistry. Geology Me'auiBy'
Architecture will begin FRIDAY, June = al ''oo :" H.
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Rylislart >. Harn,iG ~
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May D.

story brc. Dulldiu- aud water front OF the bloc
OF iaud ~ l-tn-avc, between etth and . th ST.,
. D .t.Iv .awu sfour houses with lois of W c-t
l3uiA..t. 500 10 % 7;h.aFc, each lot IoA"'I4' /
Ilagan g.
MOI ,,f land under water 100 Harlem RIVER adJ0in-
lU. .Aud. 81 -puytcu DuyNil and Port Moril7 X X
90 lJ,1a.,,A lulA1it. Andrew IL Green ........-
LOT, n -th.lyt D. toI 20 lf-d 81. each 4'llNlUO,
Ir.uu.s-c a Friedman -. =;
j bllcA house wlth pot % ltud No% 80 anu 4. :
Wairr-t running through % ~oUth-st, plot AK
] a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

rccort. for the week 81. $50 boxes last wcck 25Sl2.
Exports fer the voek 25oSl boxes Liverpoo cable
ountA.Oue Itlgh ~ steam To IdFrIp"- B. a.
CIlnaIeitl I'D gay bills on London. - Nl'Gel -
lle mar.,t has suffered sharp decline an an kinls
of hcc-c Hccc!r- have Increased oporl0ntry ft.i'T
than The icnAu aud dealer, were lore I'd io ouci buyers
r,atcr to prevent au accluulai"l l""'t
r,- Hn was decidedly n buyers idF"i "uriht- "'i'
quito liberal shippers Indifferent bus ci- an" t'i vs." 7lu'
,tr..u.y 10 SELL She coHulrv ukcfs were much low yes
r v sales at .i and I1tlr Ials being ceV Al "a
no. and fuc combination factories sold ai ! 2c rev
sr 81 parcels state 'h"e-c were place" ih' MORN - u
l. &C. Du l-c wl- tuc iuwS rucc for me -"1- on thrl
lots sold al u l1'4 800. ONO
flt. arriving more free ami haze W'ik ,nru 90 -n"
with % tine rIid lois htou~i i-' lil' h"i-i g.
luf t'rr The day tlN n-ir" was 'Hif'Lo -hl''' '
taken creamery SKINS as ff ~ rs last wees, '"
MI g.. have declined C: very good lois ,n al he
- n i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

VNlR KJNIJUI I ANU M NVTN IVN, TdTIIITE
AZ CranGons Cornwall. Nrwburg Marlboro. Milton,
Pokecpsc Epus connecting with ster and Delaware and
steamboat springfield leaves
TUESDAY Thursday saturday, IN, from llarri~onst
LOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
through u seepcrs leaves Grand Central De
rot nj / 81 D. m. Z. days aud ~undtyS 1880 p,
h,nruiuv train. % weed dtNs. Get tickets
NEW.YOPk An NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
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FALL RIVER LINE,
pOSTON AND FAST

BOSTON AND EAN
PFApPFARA%CE ofthc splendid steamers Bhl >TOl. ana
PONII tSCE These sanch and elegant vessels are no"
,fuq ON ti. Route and viii remain IN service until idr-
thcr notice.
Love New ork daily t~uudays included at p. m. from
PIER y Noith RIVER. foot u Murray ~ connections by
BROOKLYN az $50 Jersey ttg D. m
&C. Dc obtained Al an principal
hotels. ticket Olces. at Per - y H. ana on
steamers .,.,,,a., -.....t oxc,
ste In the freight service thus nsurng prompt and reL
bl. movement. Rates ~ low other lines $1,000,
U'V Unpnf'N 4 LONELL GEORGE l.. CONNOR.
"N''' Ar,uts Gen. Passr Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

REoPENING OF THE
PROV nee LINE.
MONDAY MAY2l.
THE FANORIrE SUMNER ROUTE
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER. NASHUA
aud all northern New England points.
STEAMERS
STONINGTON AND NARRAGAN SErT
Leave Pler No. %. y. r., daily, except sundays
Tickets staterooms can be- secured at No Aston
Honsr Nos 3Sl. 397. 7s5 Broadway, Fifth Avenue and
Mind sor Hotels and Pier No. 20. y. Il.
+. ". POPPLE, Acting Genl Pass'ger Agt
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above Dc-brosscs Ferry. daily except sundays at' pm
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROA D. Commencing Novo mbcr q, loS2,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Western and Northern EXPRESS 10 No'lc'tep anu
Montreal with drawing. room also to saratoga
e4Oa NJ special Express for chicago daily Stopping ony
ALBANY syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Ere. Cleveland Ahd
Toledo c.,.,,
d,ipu, Rochester and Buffalo.
ii M Albany AMI Troy. with connection to Cuc sara
fogI- Geus Fails. Lake George aud Rutland
3 10 D. m. Albany and Troy special Saturlaysony.
m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. ,.,. ..-
& D. NJ Louis Express with sleeping ears lor u. iiF
running through every day In the week also 'lIs't" r"'
TuNnlo To- edo aud Detroit 49,
G3Op M Express daily except SUNDAY WIN sleeps 'd
f. syracuse and To Auburn Oai also to saratoga ana boh
real r,s. 1T, ,,A s,oo,t,., car, for
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit ChcsS" 81
Ioui- and LOwylle. go .., ,,,,u,. am,
n M Night Express. with slcepngcaIs 10 Abany anu
Win morning trains Tor the est anu Npt
40 Bowling Green ~ ana as Bro~I'
way and at Express Offices. 3Pir place ana -
and yi2 Broadway. Newly Ork, ana 90 Ndtntus'o"
Ne IA uu-.t. BROOKLYN l. - NEE N I'm,
j VI. TOCCEI. Con. Supt Gen Passenger ASeno-
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For Both Sexes-Country.

4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
~ from NcW-N oik; children receive mothers care
MIS- Il. G.. MOlNAlI. Aaula set, L. l.
HALF STUDY durn, the summer months,
1 1 lOr Young ls.Ies an gentlemen. al
ROC is la - col q -, =,
Nyacb OD.the- hudson ". H. BANNl0l Elk a NJ
pOCKLAND COLLEGE. - NyacI- on TN
Ia und.on Both ,.Ie,sIjl seal for cI.ilJgIA W. IL
BA&NIsIkIl. A NJ
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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Wteafr Steamers.

INCUOR LINE. g. s. Mail Steamships
n AVA Sail from New York every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Pier 20. North River ,.o o. -
nor fVIA ..June g. s a. IN. CIRCASSlA rune 10 ~ III
BULL min massage $50 TO $50. Second Cabin. $40
steerage Outward. SIS Prepaid s4llnvrCE-
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SnhVhrs~
FURNESSIA sails mN 70 IN, JuIII Inanstla
CfTY OF ROME sails June9 July -; Aus ,nnst 5j
BELGRAVIA sails June 10 uy oSSda,ommodati ona
NaOin Second CABIN and Steerage as above ,rsao,
,obor line Drafts issued lowest p'i Heeo'
cbarge IN England Scotland aud Ireland .,,v,o
For massage Cabin Plans Book OF Tours &C. apPy Green
A'A u.s. HENDERSON BROI HERS. BO"Ilhs pIoo",-
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Peerless, State. 2 26ea 81
Prolific. Eastern I 1oel W
Bermuda. per Dbl. 3 0Oe . o oo
Southern, per bbl.- 4 OOG D w
Onions, Bermuda $1,000
per crate......-:. vUo dz
Green Peas, Norf.. 7oG l 20
DO. York River, ~
u bbl..--.---. l 70 al oV
Cucumbers, Fla, -, ,o
per crate QUO l oV
String Beans, Fla, xo
per crate -. 20 l ~
Do, saw. per crate / 100 : 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
1 EuIGH NALLEY RAILROAD.-Pas.enger

trains leave epots foot OF andt aud De.bros'e ,
al e;lO a. M $40 D. for Eason iSehlehrn Alel'
town Reidnr Mauch chunk Wiikosblre Iowintd, AVER
IL Ithaca Geneva LYONS Bulalo and tho West Pullman
through daily. Local trans AT a 20 ~te J Az
D. m tor FastOn. Bethlehem and CODlay. ..,...,,
Trans leaving At 3; lOa m. aud o:4D p III -
points in Mahanov and HiZetOn6ON regions Nhnl' rAl
ocal for Maucn chunk $40 a. m Leave Mlach ChinN IL
General Eastern once corner OF church AMI Cortant,
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BORDEAUX LINE. s..,, ., rr.Dcs
ID New direct line 10 the south OF I rIlSSr
NETWORK AND BOKDEAC Y III hi-C n
LEONILLE, 5000 tons ye,'
UATFAU LATTE 1000 tons w o;
From Prentice. Wall Il ftily
ropauors for France spain and tlly Pyrenees Fd'
Nce Sn will save time and expense by taking TINS HAS,
cabin including winel. $50 Steerage 30.
foi PAS''so "Pp" " +. LIE BOULANGER. 40 Beayer-SC
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GERMAN AND US; NAIL IoS STEAMERS

GERMAN y ANR e. iS ,; NA tEo9b ID .'i'
STEAMSHIP LINE BEIWkEN MN, MN; i'HN'
r.rr 81, sOC Ia NJ D 81 A,tlf,i5 We'd MAY 30
StrflAR SAT Nav 26 ODER.....S SATURDAY. > ~,
RATES OF PASS 40 !. from NEW.YORK 70 SOU IHAAF'
TON, HAVRE or BREMENp,>, go
FIRST CABIN ...,.....SlOVf SECOND CABIN --..--@OV
STEERAGE T.. $50 -..---..o ,,o,.is.
Return tickets Al reduced rates Prepaid Steerage tet'n
Gates ~. steamers sail Pier between 9eo'nu '
l"H"'''''' "oOoA'"' OTLRICHS co., Bowling Green
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JNO. y. ABBO II Gem fass AE'nt,, -Nc". -,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
T 81 MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

Y FM II Nv IN, NENITILN, I'M VIIIII
y sPRINGFIELD. HoLNOKE. MONIREA / and inter-
mediate points steamers leave Pier 80 %. r. X al M
and N D. m SUNDAYS ,epted). connecting with trans AZ
NEW.fIANEN Tor MERIDEN. HARTFORD SPHtNn.
FIELD ,vc Tickets sold snd baggage checked at stt
broadway y. y aud COurt-st Brooklyn. EXCURSION 10
Nv La ON a 81
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lnsirnttioL
For Rows and Young Men-City.

. SCUOOI. FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
~ aNarnnone Thomas Reeves \ IN. 40 w 4'th-st
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lCabbages, Southern oo>,o.
per Dbl; 49,. -. |o"" ~
Spinach, L. L. per TIA, oo
Dbl. IVA w
Tomatoes, Bermuda .oa en-
per bOr....;.--. W.
Tomatoes, Fla, bu y oo,.a m
Cr..-.--.-..--'
Asparags on ihnpehss 25al75
DAY SoN 1901 80
DO. jersey ..----
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE ,,.,
y To Boston Worcester, Nashua, Portland and the East
Inv "e" ''' CITY OF WORCESTER
Without execution ts cleg ant boat the sound and
The tIyOTto CITY Of LIS IN.
leave pier w. 60 North ver ioc' OF Wht'S, next Pier
above Dc-bros-cs 81 Ferry, daily except sundays dt' pm