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New-York tribune., 1883-12-21

else IL is important that the school buildings az
nresent in use should be made perfectly heal'n-
ful. That must be done no matter now nucn
the estimates for next year are cut down. fer-
hans if the Commissioners would show 10 'he
Board of Estimate and Apportionment those
carefully supplemented reports OF the heai'i,
Inspectors they could move Mayor Edsoh anu
his colleagues to greater generosity.
Secretary Frelinghuysen apparently is 10 lii'e
the last word in the controversy Win Loiu
Granville touching the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
His letter formally ending the discussion Is
printed elsewhere in this impression. III IL .iio
Secretary refers to points previously maze ny
this Government in regard to the matter, anu
adds that mt the time the treaty was made tlle
United States was willing to give Great Britain
share in protecting a canal across the ls'lliiiuS
in order to obtain the needed capital 10 DulIu III
but that as that capital was not forVhcoin,ns'
the agreement is voidable as to all routes MI.
Frelinghuysen also enlarges upon the polhI 'lia'
the founding of British colony in Honduras
was a violation of the treaty stipulatlons. lie
ends with the hope that the two Nations may
vet come to an entirely satisfactory agreement
in regard to this important matter
The denomination of Governor McEnery' OF
Louisiana, does not speak volumes III praise OIL
the Democratic voters i'll that State. "hen
they were under carpet t-bag" rule they were
loud in their denunciations of Republicans
whom they charged with all kinds of dishon-
esty. But so far as we have noticed there mas
been no more honesty in the State admnlstra,
ton during the years the Democrats have hau
power than there was when their opponents
were in Office, if indeed there has been so much'
The McEnery regime has been particularly dis-
graced by the existence of corrupt rings whose
object was plumber, not for party, but LOT pri-
vate pockets. Take the scheme put III operation
by the Governors own brother, in connection
with the unadiusted land claims of the state
against the Federal Government. lhat was
monstrous piece of swindling which was 1uly
exposed last spring. But it seems to make no
difference to the Democratic voters and the
McEnerys will stay in. Apparently so long as
the plunderers are of their own political falth
the dishonesty is all right. If the denomination
of McEncry does not mean that, we should be
glad to know what its real significance is.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK TUESDAY July l7-BEEyEs- Receipts to-day
the new eattoyards at Wechawksn OF Tie arrivals today
% cars Gr sngsss awe 70 roesH ~, markets and
10 fsde In Laws Cattle to-day dressed Beef sold slowly 10
s Sy sd 4 Ss
% Nh The hoO aos steamer on wca sd s
morning did not take Beef or Mutton for Mr. Eastman
a5S s GS ys Gs o WI" take
~ Al Jersey City Market quiet at anchaaSed dsafe; for
ali grade. calves. veais qrOted 0ssc per 10 and
Dressed Hssls were In far ds%andl1 wa1hngSoa
% aSnV who 'G has been entcd with the cali trade
that Ills viii 10 cal ed upon settle
been losing heavily past three or four weeks
and unless hs condition Of ars improves Ia the near future
viii 10 70 protest. and The commission dealers viii be in bad
nv annual AFFAIR regularly season Of
the and while commission s., men arc more SsG9a, 2.
ny & Isy as sSs ts
sss psisp Oy ss mhG aSS are
willing 70 meet all their ooisations. 70,
'f Hume 10 Fed Calves. N. at &c. and 40
Ds sTE&P %Sb ,ExMBs-Rsssipt. today ls
Jersey city Market S sasS as
s ss :oa ssss gss Common F;%s rsss:
- :Sls Lambs 81 ~ at
sls & Lams ss No.
At TO- ana rs western sheep. % 70, at 6kc,
Hasnbeck Davis sold 322 Kentucky Lambs, 81 r. at
Tor li2 DO o. so ~. DO 70 n, 6'sOi DO 90
Judd blsfnsIsm solo alE Virginia Lambs So D. at
u 9ol i< 90 81 sse1s 2zs DO % y 81 eSe i2s Ken.
az ilS p a. q Se N, %.: 81 Virgins 5O2 t
g. Kasssold 40 Virginia Lambs SO 10 At NO ana Is
vsslss Hsss =. 3 1870 As.ay car. a,
cars g jersey CITY The arrivals to-day were
a iGaiss si' sa e y Prime Live "
sss z: s sS g:s s Ct q:
very lmd 10y horses were sold % the street
During ne early Psrt rs vsek an attsnps was made to
create ssensstonn SsyYek by ps circulation Of report
thai several Of ganders had In this
Gay and brooklyn but atsroArefui inquiry TRnuNE re-
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NEW BOOKS.

aUp from the Cape Estes e. LauriaD is intro
duced as "plea for republican simplicity" an en-
deavor to show how the present tendencies of
city life appear to the eyes of one trained in the
republican school of thought of half century sgo"
The little book is a sketch rather than story and
lightly dwells on the happiness that lies in work
and ccntentment. There are some quaint and
agreeable traits of New-England character sug-
ecsted and displayed in its pages.
The concluding volumes Of Mr.. W. j. Rolfe's edi-
ton of Shakespeare the "Venus and Adonis," ETC.,
and the "Sonnets." have just come from the press
of the Harpers. The text is given without omission
or expurgation Mr.. Rolfe records in his preface to
the last volume his growing belief that the Son.
nets are autobiographica he nevertheless still sees
difficulties in this theory.
Feathers for Arrows Robert Carter & Brothers.
Is tho title of handsome volume in which Mr..
Spurgeon has arranged various pithy and sugges-
tive extracts from his note books. Some of these
are original some are selections, and most of them
win be of use to the hard worked preacher.
Honor Bright" Peter Paul & co., is story
bearing evidence of conscientious work. but suffer-
ing from repulsive and inartstic plot
Messrs. Houghton, Mfln g. Co. have brought out
q well-printed edition of DIR. Hayes's always de-
lightful Arctic Boat Journey" new generation
of boys and girls have begun to read SINCE the last
edition was published, and their fathers will be in
clined to envy them the pleasure that lies in the
first perusal of narrative picturesque and IN
affected.
Mr.. Samuel W. Pennypacker has published
through Robert A. ripple bulky volume of
papers, the first seven of which relate to the Men,
nonites of Pennsylvania. These people, as he re-
minds u.s. still vigorously preserve the thought the
faith. the habits. the ways of living and even
the dress of the period of the Reformation.
Many interesting details of their first settlement
here and some pleasant and painstaking sketches
given by Mr.. Pennypacker. These form the most
entertaining and valuable portion of his book.
The touching story of "Tiger-Lly," which
gives its title to Mrs Julia Schayer's
small volume lately published by Charles
Ecribner's Sons will be remembered by all
readers of Tho Century. This as well as Mrs Schayers
other stories shows refined imagination, nice
sense of the dramatic, and deft hand. 1t is not
On easy task to write good short story; the author
Of "Tiger-Lily' shows that her capacity in this
direction is not small.
Number One of the neat, cheap and prettily ar
ranged Riverside Literature series tHoughton, Milf
Gin 81 co., contains Longfellow's "Evangeline F"
with notes and short biographical sketch. por-
trait of the author adorns the inside of the
Number Four of this series presents in equally
excellent shape Whitters "Snow-B Bound" and
"Among the Hills" Explanatory notes accompany
the poems.
Hymns and few Metrcal Psalms" Porter e.
Coates by Thomas Mcclellan, are simply and rev.
srent,y written and ought to be found of use in
ltQious service.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs. Dahlgren's novel, "a Washington Winter"
las just come from the press of J. K. Osgood d
Co.
In she August number of The Manhattan Miss Kate
Field will publish o portion of her Diary in the
Engadine."
A society novel "-what is that, by the wayf-
Is announced as forthcoming in Boston. 1t will de:
pict Newport life, and is to be called "a Newport
Aauaralle pa somewhat pretentious title. The
author is said to besomebody well known in Boston
society.
delicately pretty and neat edition of Miss Alex
ander's Story of Ida" has been brought out by
John Wiley g. Sons.
One of the New-York magazines win soon publish
the Log of the ATLANTA as set down by a literary
guest of Mr.. Gould on the trip from Philadelphia to
New-York.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
/ NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


except s1nsy Day I E1Dr sc
coaches e Seysana and Shcsso
aIs sSaSi@E sssS Esi:s !,
louis sac a m. second day, Connecting trains arrive
Detrot3lo p. IN; Toledo. s2o p M. and Indianapolis
E.Rrs:. for the o ws:s sSa
hsmIoo. %ii Buffalo, Nissrs Pss Cincinnati and
s.ls ,: %'~Emisrsnt train for me West .''s - '1
nd aa'ns5Ioa ass rss't so sS
iymdinght Sundays 0. $780, io2cA M Lib So D. m
s $50 2sS lSs9 Fl Il io es51 Il
isSidnisSs Sundays $50 loo m M, hi5 &sosS
S 81 sns via Newark 81, SO y:so
nl sasf Saly s5S TO @ Ss1 n st,
SO q % and IL and %idn n ui saaaayS $50 "
N %ssSaSs and spe Cornwall sso Jo H. $50 asaspa
sI RCnScat and Kingston and Montgomery M $3.50 m
S;Ssp dsl IosG "a S.so $40 Asa alsn
Maddetcwn. 9. 100 o. lO;aoA $40. $780, g. s:ls M
s Sa1 &sna n a.
The ga: N. train stops At Msn,s1 only g..
SIS ne lad S ssi t 'sn A's
N s's 10 sr a
and "a, & %ry Ss az ss
Eapfsss sns rom the West arrive IN
and i. NO n ana aBsoT Sen passr Agent NswyOk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
7io 500 10 ~ l. s. .c.s. s:so $50 esi5 $50 p M Il
midnlght sand Sundays 2 Ga N and I'll, p M ,a AMMAN
SUNDAY mo 10 \. ABBOTT. Coal pa,s,r AGENT Sew.yer.
TR0Y B0AIsmClTIZENsS'r LIN LINE:mN.s, Jew
connecting with mornng trains Tor all points Ner'n
Sunday sfraner touches at Albany.
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NEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West shore OF Hudson River.

On and after Monday July Q trains on New;YoIx WEI
Shore aud Buffalo Railway VIII leave VIA pcsofossos No.
Cortlandt 4. ferries rs follows:
For Saratoga. lilo a. ~; $50 p. m.
For Albany and Catskiii Village lilo M; 500 ME
For Paisnvlo Cairo Mountain House station. llloA N
For saugertes. lilo q m; &:l0 m
For stamford llil0 m and satardsya only 800 ~ o..
For KastegskiIl Hunter summt Pine Hill. Phmncis ~
a. liloL m; 2:So .. M. $50 p mi $50 m uAia rams
Knssion Highland. Pcashkeepsis s5srboro, $50 n.
lilo m; 210 m, 4l0 D. m aud 800 m TOR knyssons
Newburs, s;seA m, $50 q M iiio m, 2'eep NJ
$50 D. m, 4;lO p. M. bs20p IN
ll;l0a ~. 250 p m, $50 p M, Al0 y m, o'2e y m .
local points south Of cornwasse time taolsss
Offices
Buffet parlcr TO phcniea. In catskil MountAnA o.
$50 M. and lilo q. m trains. .-.-
Parlor BUFFET on ll;l0 = m and 300 y m usns "a
CatskilL Albany and Saratoga
Tickets timetables stations and oces q ~
company Jsrssy v ae n@, oSs fSsss
O.. NswYert CIV Nos lss 2ol soi xis - psunsyS
yanA Rarosd station. footof Desbressss and fost WV
landtst
psrIor car seats reserved ct ali smceA
HKNRY MoNETr.
0enera Psssensg Asses
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'NSYLVANIA RAILROAD "a
LONG BRANCH.
FROM STATIONS
FOOT OF DESBhOSs ES-ST.
FOOT OF CORTLANDT.s
SPLENDID PASSENGER CARS
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS.

On and after July 0, 1888
LEAVE NEW.YORK ON WEEK DAYS
7il0 m. M II noon. 3l0 D. D. m, p,
Long Branch Ilmited) OF Pullman Psror Cars 3l5 p m
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
Ia m and D D.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON WEEK DAYS
Ia m. 92Oa NJ 1895 noon, 44S p. m. $50
10 2. m -.
New.York tLimited) Of Pullman Parlor Cars si5
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
0i20 q. N. and SOL
Direct connection TO aud from Brooklyn via Boats
which ply between Jersey city and foot OF Futon Brook
lyn
TICKETS. BAGGAGE CHECKS AND FULL INFoRMA.
TON
be obtained at tho following Offices OF the COMPANY;
NEW.YORK
Nos $40 and 4s5 Broadway. No Aston House. No. GA
Broadway, station foot Desbrossesst station foot
landtst station Jersey city. Busch's Hotel Hoboken
BROOKLYN.
No. Courst, Brooklyn station foot of Fultonst
CHAS H. PUGH. J. II. WOOD
Gen'l Manager. Cent Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after July 8. 1883.

AND uS shFAT s TETTS M HE ROUTE
ssys. via Desbroses aud o'ann
Harrisburg Pittsbnrs the ives tand SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars ataefe m. and So IA daily NewYork
u ma Cars az o.. g: ,ysrydy -, eu.,.
sOnsetins az CORY Tor fta,vo 0 Psts,sa csa
az a%a sAs al Ss sSn and the South, m wass,
EIpress o. Pullman ParlOt Cars daily except sunday y
sfy saS E an sIsqar "
Sunday Sq + and sns R. g a M D. % and asas viz
For Atlantic C. CITY escsp ee Sunday .ioa H. aud m
Fnr S, car Ms on m nin 81, m and D. m
LSng Branch Bay Head Junction. and ner@sde so ss
sio saai ~ N. on SUNDAY Ga m and p. m docs
Long Branch initedI OF Pullman parlor Cars si5p
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with all through traus
Jersey GSv aaordns specify 'HIhrs's transfer Zoe
Trsus srrve-From Pittsburg $40 and li.2oa 73oaad
lS2se daily and M dsy ctcsDS Monday T ass
ISsS and 1870 sunday $50 1Son ~ los sa a
SSdsy ,sS ia9 $50 nS 40
SSS. sSS. S;sS 5Os. ii'sS m, Gao ISIS. Ss'. ioa3
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
p14 EAGH wsT ~
aENf
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Erprss: Trains ieavsNewyork via Ds,oros,cs aai c,
6l6, 1870 $3.50 10 and 10 Limedl IL m, |, s5o $40
S3 y y and 0 .. u, aud IL night Sundaye ., 70 LIN
itsdl and 10 A. m, 4. y. Z, and p m- aud l2nyht
Train, :ave dy except sSaa a.,
Camden. =
Returning leave Broadst station Philadelphia IDOL
ylb, 10 349 433 Except Monday 600 1850 5,2o $780,
II, and ll,lQ lLimitod Express lao and 510 mt
l. B. a. y, $780, 7;i5 Sand 330J. On sunday. l20is
slt. $40. 3.45. 4:35 $3.50 1910 Limitod). $50.
goga n. and $50 p m daily eIcept Sunday
Ticket Onces ass $40 and ga brosdway Aston Houes
Of Dssbrosses and Cortandt sts CcurtsL Ani
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of fultonst Brookyn Noa
ia llB and lte Hudsons Hoboken Station City
Emigrant Ticket ONCE. No Battery Place and ossts
fSs Nsw.york Transfer Company will call for sai oassx
baarsae from hotels and resdsaceA
'SHAALEs e. PU0H J. r. WOOD.
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COTTON MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July l7-l23o .. n--ootto easier MA
betad Orleans besd 1000 b2ies.
Including 900 tor spoouIation and exports reospts 39ov
all American Futuresu plands Low Addnns clause
Juiy August 6'szd. August and Septen
Der delivery efd DO september and October deLvery
December delivery 6xsd DO December and
January delivery do January and February delivery
6ss1; February and March deyerv. 6zsxd. Futures
closed dull
LIVERPOOL July l7-130 m.-Cotton-rns sales OF the
day inciuded 100 bales ADersca--
LIVERPOOL July l7-i:UU D. m.-Cotton-Futurea-Upands
Middliug clause July and August delivery 5a4d do
August aud september delivery. 6sesldi de- september
and delivery, 62ss<d October November
delivery 6aossa do. November December delivery
5ad do January and February denyery, 6s1d Futures
an
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gnstrurttoM
Law Schools.

VALE LAW SCHOOL.-Six Professors and
Il nine Instructors. LII. B. In two years ID q L. N :
opens Sent 81 For circulars address Por
WAYLASD. New Haven. CT
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porter could not IN finding well developed cass
chi. much yssy wa s
Of horses many the diseases TO which animals q sns
Ss.s dealers as siad' Principally because
G sndss hs Ssen
nysraby fatal a. the causes which aSS
sbng filthy unyen.iatsd bnildngs are tbs ho nssn
fs h sySssa p
f ss %Ro6Es
WERE nearly all three years OLD ana were an
LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO July lime Drovers Journal reports Hog,.s
Ss n Soo s %ars as eEiss
Shipping SIS Soss5 50. Light Bacon So sOS5 skips So 100
oasReCept. 65oO shipments 100; Coed 70 q. caC e
GOOD eas ehelss slipping s. 4osss So Common 20
n g Fair " il g. s
LIBERTY rsnn July for the
and iewer on tops ~Phadephas s. 7oSs5 u.s. York
Z Receipts day 5000 head, market slow
sUSTslo July fi.~Sans- Receipts TO DAY us head a,
total thus far 500 for same time a.s yesf sSo
SoSS Shipper.
s ) y
thus head; last week ll4VO no&a
consigned through 90 market dull and unchanged
sales-Fr to Good Clipped Sheep $685. Choice 70 Fancy
Ross-Recepts to-day 1900 total for thusiag
86 head for 10 100 head. consumed
through 81 demand good and prices shade higher
Heavy Grades 90 5ooso TO- Pigs 81 1885 80 Best
grades sold. - .
240O offerings scant; demand light ~ 70
3d. Good TO Choice Shipping 30 80 az 3D. Good Lignt
Fair lower at "a 1925 20 Good Cows and Hefers S4s4 90
uass SS
81 756l1
Hoos-Receipts 1000 shipments 1000 hogs higher and
"a 9Oas To- Butchers and Extra Heavy s. 250sA0.
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A ! HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

| A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
days cave sTssfiys sy Asas. a. an! ys;;Sy;i ~ss
s. @ s.Tss
ss;fSaS SSSSs 'ss wssF and IN
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
DREW ana 81 Io ny Der ceaassaS eo ca
Sunday morning s,ts with and ess
NORWICH LINE
The new Iron s, .sTy or WORCESTER
s1 20 sSl,S az Dsu. Dsr
above Ferry DAILY except sundays AN,
ssS% Portland s and Ws sss
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
win ssys sss cfS e and
2; ss
sssa "a s : o...'
sa:es a. & AS s ins sad
n ~ a. Sssss%sSssss xIs.ss sai Trsy q, .. r.,.
rSssss ssssssS ;Ss also Siss'" Sss
to ssgs e ssss
ssss .,sss s' Chicago s:s .s s e S
ry s "a. :::9s ::
ss On we y sSsqs s sSS rs
and es2 Breadwy New.YorK and 1888 washlnseI and s4
fo1 SSGsYy Cen sup Cen P.:ssnssr Arena
DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ss
'JSs:SSSsi s 5sss 4 SsF isss Law. s.xY.
$40 a. %;~for Fieminsson. Ess.on. Wind Gap, Ms.sA
Chunk, Tsmsnend TamaQuA Hszesoa Drfson. Scranton
ugssI HIN Rss: S,'rss ssAe:
town Heading, GarrsOuTs M.ssh cnnnn wlnanspsst
Ti%a2a. Fis%ns6S kssans Han
rsSH s msufS f as.
Driton wlLsssarIs seran,oas, H.slstoo; &c s,,...,
Ts0s
SsoD n.SFoS Essssa: Allentown. reading Rsrrsoufa
ssss:y s;,H: ':.Is q =: r. H. IS
gsoS ssss so $50 ,st d. $50 Sis Sis EssS
~ s:s 1Sss s Is e. M '
G n' x z sss SRss sss s table
! ss.:ss. S FL g. Il ~ NJ As'
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
srEAAF FcSr L sASTo REFS Mr. =
Commencing J.ns %. lsss n.., .,a ,...
B gSs Ha'sa is % ss Sf;a s
ss: Ave., s.s sslss..
Ocean Grove Asbury Park, Sea Glrs &C., i0ls Ana
1915 3<5 430 ON SUNDAYS for all stations s2ut9
Long except Grove and Asbuy Park ~ so
Leave Liberty las M ass. m, for Lshs.
wsod n.nchss,sE Tom; s Rf.ss. s.nss,t &C
600 >. m stations 10 hghlandA
3 q. no. and 400 , m. for stations 20 sandy Hook.
POUND BROOK ROUTE.
ID For TRENToN and PHTLADELPHIAs
For paadsys Ninth snd 'S Green % s
90 i hiS SO isS "a G.ss. e s'se.
p. NJ on sunday. s:4s = N. $50 Zap: m
Issys 5os Ssv.Serr Mint, a..
On :. su mao s e go $50 g. ps s $40
$40 S'Sop N. sunday q sIs an $50 p m Al
ga s'2i. lbs o. m sunday i;ss sis a m; g:is
and sLEEPING COACHES 70 midnight trains from New
Connection is made Jersey City statoa to and nom
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city.
hotels and Annex onee brooklyn Bridge Pier Brookyn
n Y Company will callfor and check baggage
H. p BALDWIN Gen. Eastern Pass Agene
J. e. wooTTEN. General Manager
c. g. HANCOCK, Cen Pass and kt Arena
STARIN's s.. :, go, !, , . ..o,r r,os
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, N. r., foot Of Cortandtss.
Conslknmens Of freight forwarded directed TO par
Of the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
delivery Of all kinds of freight and
chsndse TO any part Of the city
SEA AND HARB0R TOWING AND RIVER AND HAB-
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROA D.-Two trains daily for Rchfed
SPRING. without change of leaving foot Barclay and
Christopher at with paor attachedi
attached Train leaving Saturday night
ri yes nj ESQ gu uday morning.. No sunday trains.
W. b. HOLWILIs General Passenger Agent
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS landing at CraustOn's Corn wall.
Newbug Marlboro, Milton, Esopus connectng
aud Delaware stony Glove and Kaatersk Rail-
roads steamboat City Of Springfield leaves Tuesday. Thurs
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STARINS .
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
onsce Pier Is, N. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consknmen;s Of freight forwarded directed TO any parS
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and NEE
chandise TO any part Of the city
sEAASD HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly nghtered to point
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is N. r., at D. IN. daily lsaturdaya
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between NewYork and
New.Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points d. L. & W. RR received at Pier IL.
For New and points East. at Pier la
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eieven Miles sot
Ten Cents from Iron Pier l. T. r., foot Of
whitehallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD communipaw, N. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apperAining TO ne
construction and repair Of vesselA
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
ar6 X9sk TsIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
nrst e. until p M and sos West Twcnv thirdst cor.
square $50 Thirdavs the HAR-
LEM OFFICES. Nos. 1,o07 and 1890 Thirdsvs, corner
1ce -
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Short DO. 80 640c. Dat. 3Oe55c.
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Hemlock sole not plentiful and the advantage appears
with holder