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The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
TI't (ttiI 41ph'e.
ELKTON, MARCH "a, 1883.

BLuEBIRDs are chirping in New Jersey,
says an exchange. They were probably
left over from last year.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
CECILT'ON ITEMS.

Since our last writing am sorry to
have to chronicle the deaths of no less
than six persons Of this neighborhood.
DEATH
On Monday 9TH inst. Mr.. VIM. III. De-
shane, ST., was called to try the realities
of an unknown world. Mr.. Deshane was
about 13 years of age and had enjoyed
good health up to a short time before
his de nth, when he was taken with bill
ious pleurisy and pneumonia, which
soon ended his days. Mr.. Deshane Gas
a gentleman highly respected by all who
knew him or had business with him.
His death will be felt here among us for
long time. He died at the residence of
his son Alfred Oh the Neazy farm i'm
Veazy's Neck, from which place his fu-
neral took place on Thursday Sth inst.
His remains we're inferred at Bethel GENE
terry.
FISHING.
Capt. VIM. Rolph met with quite
loss in his tike nets by the ice last week.
He had two nets fishing and was doing
quite well, when the storm came on and
completely destroyed the hedging of
the nets. leaving nothing but bodies of the
the fixes. Mr.. Rolph fishes the Beach
! fishery on the Elk river, with fixes and
pounds. Capt John Walmsley who
fishes Turkey Point and Rogue's Harbor
| is not doing much in catching fish yet.
The pike splashers are not doing much.
Shad season is drawing near, when the
Elk and SusGuehanna rivers and Head of
the Bay will be dotted with the gilling
skiffs, then it will look like spring i'll
deed.
FARM WORK.
! Farmers are busy hauling out manure
and cleaning up, preparatory to plowing.
We notice not few farmers pulling out
their old peach orchards. 1t reminds one
the time will not be long coming when
peaches as leading branch here will be
among the things that were.
SHADOW.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24

State Of NGf yiaad. topa;y Of C,cW xS.:
|, tHAS. b FINLEY. tsLicr ni the above
named Bank. do solemn! swct.r th,t the above
statement - true. 10 the r>i vi my know ,i-c and
belief tHAS. b. L. NI-!I Cashier
Subscribed and Swnra to before rn;. this !S h
day Oi March. 1857. HH.'. GROW.
.'"nr! I'".iic.
Correct. Attest:
J. 1DME,
II. II. BRADY. Directors
FRANK X. S,'Dfi
VI 2t-!w
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
OF ANOTHER AGE.
Gradually Suppiantci by Il Better Article
Certain Old Things are Done Away.

Gradually Suppiantcd by Better Article
Certain Old Things are Done Away.
III the general reception room o tn Western
| Mon Telegraph Building On Broadway. New
| York are exhibited the couSe. Grade and clumsy
instruments OF the infancy OF the tc c2r pin They
only relics now. More perfect machinery has
super led them.
Years ago what is now ST lad the old-faShioaed
porous plaster dd some GO ii service. There WI s
then nothing better OF the klnl. Now all that IS
changed. Science and study have gone d 'ep
INTO the .;'rets of medicine Iui produced BEN
SONS CAPCINE pDROI = PLASTER. which
cmhoiics al the eXcel'nylcs thus lar possible in
an extern n remedy. Inc old plasiers We're SO"
the Capcine is rapid: they were uncertain the
Capcine is Su'c. Cheaper anti les bear similar
names BE careful. therefore. that some thrifty
drag I does no d 1ce YOU In the GENRE OF the
genuine cat the word cAPClNE. Prize ."
cents.
seabary an, Johnson. Chemists New York
IA SFENEsk Reliable AMI capable men 10
w n ~ Lusel Trees. Grape Vines Shrub
berry. Roses &C. : ock reliable and tlrSt class
Sa les and expenses paid. Instructions so com
plete that thns" with no previous experience /"
selling can 81 on learn the business.
Address j. +. LEcLARE. Rochester, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
NEW ADTERIISE.H
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE CECIL NATIONAL BANK,

AT PORT DEPOSIT. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
at the close OF business. March 18th. 1855.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24

baltimore Markets.
Corrected Weekly by ". II. VI Wrtcl d Sons
Grain dad Pi.0duce Conan S$iJn M,r-
chants, 81 McElde1ys Wharf.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
FHE UHRhHFS.
Elkton Markets

REPORTED by u. SCOTT Y BRO.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
ORDER NISI.

IN RELATION To THE SALE OF THE
REAL ESTATE OF SUSAN Is. REGIS
.rER nEt,EASEn.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24
yan.t Johnson. Chemists. New York
WANTED ssil sYli@S,s 44cs.
WATER BUILDING MANILA

Tnis wIttcr-pr material resembles fine l"; t
il used ior roofs outside walls OF buildings nj
.ai ctaosnEi Ei'sS Si sr,mps: rn51s. v Il FAY CO.
free. (EStah. lsSu) Camden. n. y.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-24

4 GENTS WANTED ns nsmc", sc1. f'@ir Hrsss sH' Ro
~ scS. Shrubs. Vines, etc. Full instructions
L \ given. Inexperienced men can easily learn
the business. Salary and Expenses pad. A.
dress II. j. BDWDt.N y co. Brighton. N. y.
Il mile east OF Rochester,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Exported By JoaS H. DAVIS & Co, II WaIth
SATURDAY, March 24-P. NJ.


A dull day fifty closed one of the dullest weeks
which has been seen at the Stock Exchange for
many months. The fluctuations, except IN a few
stocks affected by special causes were small and
meaningless. The closing prices were irregular,
compared with those on Thursday or a week ago;
generally they were lower. The opening to-day,
after the holiday confident but the continued
decline of Central Pacific which fell from 1893 to
77l9, exercised depressing influence
on the general market. Michigan Cen
trail at the same time declined over l per cent
in consequence of the common report that at the
meeting next week the directors would vote TO pass
the quarterly dividend For the decline in Central
Pacific no other than speculative reasons were
gwen. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was
still the most active stock. but it lucuaed within
narrow limits St. Paul was next in point of activ
ity TO Lackawanna and Central Pacific, and re-
corded final gain of l2 per cent. The market
closed exceedingly dull and somewhat below the
highest prices.
There were no transactions in Government bonds,
but in the bids the optional issues were lsGL
higher The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
ARCHERs EXTRADIT1oN CONTESTED.

Erwin Archer, who, Commissioner ospoIn
decided must be returned to England Tor trlal Oh u
charge of forgery, was taken before Judge
todv IN the limited States District Court on writ OF
babeas CORPUS and cerorari. The Commissioners nnu'
ing of facts cannot be disputed before tue Judge @ us
decisions on law points subject to appeal oolonc'
f. T. Wood and L. F, Post the counsel Tor Arcuel'
argued that the Commissioner had erred IN not Allowing
time for commission to be sent 10 England 10 take
tcopv as IN whether Archer was In London al the tne
the forged ecceptance was presented. f. f. Marnury'
the counsel for tine British Government opposed te
n.ton Tor DELAY on the ground that sufficient evidence
vas adiuced TO hold the prisoner. and there was no
n suppose that any different testimony cOun oo
obtained. Judge Brown reserved MS oooi9'o"'
will be announced on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

State bonds and city bank stocks were completely
neglected.
Railroad bonds were quiet aud generally firm.
Erie second consos were fraction higher at 96l.
Morris and Essex irsts dropped per cent to 1862
Missouri Kansas and Texas cOnsOls were
L. higher at IO6, but general mortgages were
a lower at 50. Texas Pacific incomes which were
moderately active advanced to 66i2 while irsts,
Rio Grande division, declined from so to Sli9 and
sl%. New-Orleans Pacific frss further yielded
to s75s. Wabash general mortgages sold at 20 and
7s4. Denver and Rio Grande frsts rose L. to
914 Union Pacific frsts were strong at
l14la and sinking funds at 1l6. Mutual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Ocean Steamers.

A NCH0R LINE. q. s. Mail Steamships.
IA Sail from New.York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier go, Moth Rivers
BOLIVIA Mar. 30 "A m. CiRCASSIA. April T. 3 a. m.
DEVONIA, Mar. 81 40 a. M. ETHIOPIA April H. noon.
Cabin a@naKe, $50 to $40. Second cabin, $40,
steerage. outward, SIS. Prepaid, SCI.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE,
From Pier No. Al. ". H.. New.York.
FuRNESSGA sails ADril -, May 20 June 30.
BELGRAVIA May ~. June 10. July ~.
CITY OF ROME June q, July IL, August IL
Cabin passage $50 10 Sl2S. according 10
recond Cabin and Storage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued lowest paid free OF
charge IN Engan Scotland aud Ireland
For passage, Cabin Pans, Book OF Tours &c, apply TO
HENDERSON Dkol uERS. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

The number of Easter cards sent through
the mails this year has been much larger than IN ior
years. and the designs were fner They seem 10 nav
taken to some extent the place OF Christmas caru'
valentines in which there has been considerable fa.-
ing off within year or two Some Of the cards sent
through the post Office are IN book form. with lus
lions by wellkuown designers The poems ADae VIII IN
Me land "Home Sweet Home, are given IN soine,
apnronrate Illustrations. Assistant Superintch,uoo ne
McCann of the Post Office said last night feqPe 5nr
lust beginning TO appreciate Easter Day as umo i
exch remembrances."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
EGGS WITH HARD SHELLS SELLING BEST

The Easter custom of "hammer-on mas
raced Violently among the small boys during the last
few days When two boys with Easter eggs meet tney
proceed to tap the ends of the together Ie pUy
whose eggshel breaks first loses his egg Occasionally
boy with wooden egg painted white takes IN rt Se
harvest Washington Market was throngeu uuIins snJ
week with Youthful purchasers of eggs those suppoeo"
IN have sbeis of especial hardness ruling nign IN price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

EAL.L RIVER LINE for BO>TON and the
L EAsT-FAREs REDUCED. SSto Boston, Lowell and
Bedford corresponding other points steamers
anl sex eIcepo from Pier % North River
q cSf o. Fuo sG0R so my Gy jersey city rO%
iO Go 81 bH?s4 x fTJp9 wee At &ssa9,
TOR NEW-HAyEN.-Steam leave Peck
p and d m iTaSs o9S a"S East ~
NEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD.-Co mmen ci1s November D. 1862
through o, will S SSvS S9 CG@a DeS S rochester and
Montreal with drawing room cars also to SARATOGA ,
Albany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Enc Cleveland and
10 80 m Chicago EXPRESS drawing cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo. ,,,., .. ,,,,,. Con.
togs Gens Fails LAKE Georse aud Rutland oa,.
$ p R @ A.. Hcc" a to Albany Troy
running through every day in tho week also Niagara Falls.
ao p No. E2press daily except Sunday with sleeping
syracuse and Auburn Road also " saratoga ana Mont
Pacific Erprss daily Tt hs sleeping cars for
p N. Nignt Express with seepngcaTs to Alna2y and
Tickets sale at no Bowling 252 and AZ Broad,
and 942 broadway New,YorE. ana $50 Wash 1gtonsI'
J. M.ToUCEY. Gen. supt Gen. Passenger Agent:
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced fare So 70 Boston for hrscass tickets good only
Elegant leave daily Sundays excepted, at
from Pier 80 North River foot or Jayst NewYork arriving
IN Boston At Tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leave
from Per - North River foot OF WarTenst 4 daily
(Sundays excepted for Boston Providence direct
F.W. P0PPLE Acting General PAssenger Agent
STARIN'S
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier ls. n. H.. foot OF Cortlanit.t
Consgnmonts of freight forwarded directed any part
ofthe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery all kinds ght and mer
chandise any part of the city
sEAAND IIARBoR TOWING AND RIVERA AND HAR.
BoR LIGHTEnAGE
Freight OF every description lnypoas
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCU RsIONs.
steamers John II. sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier lS n. H. atop M daily Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Sew.t ork and
New.Iayon Caro- and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d.. H. W. r. received az Pierll
For New Haven aud points East 1T Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mes,,r
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Per /. H.. loot Vt
Whitehallst
CENTRAL ShIPYARD. Commuupaw N. J.-Drv Docks
Machine and Boor shops everything appartainns totis
construction ard repair OF vessolA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YOkK March "a
There was fairly active speculation in pipe
line certificates to-day when the three Petroleum EI
changes opened after the Good Friday holiday Although
the sessons we're one shorter than usual the bust
ness done amounted to 100000 barrels. Smith
Crosby report that on Thursday night the Anchor OH
Company's wells Nos ii and 10 In. the former do
ing 300 barrels day. with the probability
when the well is drilled deeper next week No. 10 is
hardly opened up, and is likely to be a
better producer than No. Ia. These wells arc
in the Sheffield district. Tho Porcuplne OIL
Conpanys Murphy well. In the BaOwn district, struck
the sand" yesterday. made flow at the rate Of 100 bar
rolls day. and then caught fire. The rigs will DO replaced
and the output will probably BIO reported early next
week The well beyond the confines OF the companys
producing tract, indicated by the old Porcupine well
and s Of Importance indicating that the limits OF that
productive tract may be geator than originally sup
posed. All this could not fall TO be damaging %
the oil marKe Certificates opened ~ SltSl OOis
against 81 02os1$1 O27s Thursday night, and were
weak all day down TO 97le9994. Tue close was barely
The total transactions ut the three Petroleum EK-
changes to-day were as follows:
Barrels
Esw.Yorh Petroleum Exchange l220OO0
NewYork Mining stock Exchange. o5s.oOo
The range OF prices was:
o,.,,. N,X Ss Pct Nat ,dd Pet MIXING ,o sso's
highest. .....-......-. IVu LUIS LUIS
L0West..... us Up
poS Vof Vos
9s9c In NewYork, aud lee lower In Philadelphia and
baltimore,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
ill., r.,nor.,n a. fell to SO but closed un-

Union Telegraph Bs Tel 70 Do UuV 0'00
The Sub Treasury gained on balance Slse'a a;n
made up of currency gain of 1886 461 less CON
loss of S35970. The DAYS transacIoUopes GA cur
renew renew balance, $7,146O75; coin balance,
765 Money ruled at abont 10 ana ner cent Pd
The lower price was made Just before the close
The weekly bank statement shows further aver w =
age loss of 500 200 in cash but by reason Oh
contraction In loans averaging 80, ~ .ne ue
from The rate of 25 per cent is reduced 81, 10
$5,455,O75. The following are the totais Vi 'A0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
AND U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.

GERMAN S aNR u gnS & MALI LLo9 SPhAMhh''
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW;fohA'
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMkN -, y,
FULDA "Wednesday, Mar % WERltA We'd April ~
sAIIEA saturday Mar. 81 II ABSBURG SAT- APtI %
RATES or pass 40 L from NEW-YORK 20 SOUTHAMP'
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN. eeo
FIRST CABIN...'..... SlUpI SECOND CABIN ..-...Sbo
STEERAGE. $50.
Return cketH at reduced rates Prepaid Seerage Certin
cafes S3i STEAMERS sail from Pier between second ana
inir''''' "OO0A'' oEIRIcHs CO.. q BOwllng:GLeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

Expless Trains leave NcwYor pts6osses and Cours
landt-s VI Ferries. as follows: 49, =, soo AN
e.l5 700 80 80 and Limited. IL M l. 3:20 saw
4 8. q, T. y and . D. m, and ~ night; sundays Vii
% Limitedl. ana 10 a m, 4, D. 4 ana D. h'' anu "
v1n,nss Trains leave Eew.York daily. except sunday ~
30 a. M and D. running through VIA iten.on anu
Camden. - ma, strast stations PHILADELPHIA.
To- Sos 800 s4o, 800 75 so S,y ana ~
an 81, \ and $40 D. IN. on SUNDAY l2Ol ouo S-v'
Az saoa m 4 1928 Limitedl $50 40 ana szo P ms
Leave Philadelphia VIA CAm'e"' - "' All" ''' y ~ 49,
except sunday an. a,o and GA nroadvav AstOr House
icho' nssS,osses ana COurtlandt stS 4 tomCsIxn'
nSyS Annex station foot Futons bro2kyn f,as
btookyn 81 ia hudson. ST. Hob0ken; station, Jersey Ciy
tnyant Ticket once No Battery Place AMI Cs'uo CAT
den. ,rransfer Con,nanv will call and cheek
,o ao o.. froul hotels and residences q, N wonD
'"tfSIiARLEs h. PU0H oos -. ~ pas,'r Agent
IMAM General Manager deneiu Ieo' 80
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filming.
Business Chances.

AN Established Commission House, con-
~ nected with the New York Stock EIchangc uesros
an ON nddtona caua the demands of an incieas
inr and prontabe business strictly commission peis
capital preferred references given an fcPuIeu u
dIess COMMISSIONS, Box 1904 Nowfork Post Ou'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
RAILROAD.
on aud after Marin O. 1883.
GREAT TNUNK LINZ


AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOl If.
Trains ,eave New York via Desbosses anu Courtuus
streets Ferries follows - ,.uu.o.
Harrisburg Pitisburg West and South with Pullman
palace AZ attached o. IN, aud D. daily. NewfOrk
and Chicago Limited Of Parior. Dining smo~ing ana sleep
ing cars at a. N. every day. - -, 49,, r,,. a.
Wiamspor, Lock Haven M p NJ Iopy a 's ~
Sp m connecting at Cory for usyile, petroleum 0en'
ire aud the Oil Regions -. -, 49,, M. .A,,,,ou
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH I'un'e't asl III
EImess" of Pu MIN Palace Cars daily except sunday
m arrive Washington y. m. Regular, wa D. =. ~.
r. &C. ST and : 81 a m $40 and and II night VIA
b. ami o. K. H., / and Z 2. IN. and II night ~ ,u,,
viz q. and q. H. It., p. m and IL nght. N,
sundays a. IN. Through car on p m tram sa,,r,ax.
For ape May e1cspt sunday SIS; lllOa w. IN Saturdays
only p. ,..... .., IA s,a,tona
via Railway ami Amboy a. m II noon So0 anu oP' "-
ON Sunday y H. IN. does not stop at Asoury Fhs .,,.
Boats of Brooklyn connect with All thiOugn
at Jersey CITY, anorng speedy and direct transfer i
Brooklyn travel ,,..., q %, an, i,.ooa N, : On and
inoOn m daily. From Washington and Baitiuoie oSU'
ESQ a. m =" 500 $50 9S5, 1885 and 1900 m SUNDAY;
e.S0 & Al M 1925 and 1880 n From BALTIMORE ~
D. ~ on sunday 9:35 From philadelphia 80 ~
bs0 n S0 ESQ GAO lO40; ll:40 M l:2O. :, 300 ~
900 30 $50 30. 1920 lO35 and 1920 m supass'
go 400 GAO So ll:4O a. M. $40, $780, 95o. iVIV
nd 10: 50 n. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
EASTER CARDS GROWING MORE POPULAR.

ton Mass will be sung in St. Patr cks Haydns ro1r'h
Mass and in st Peters Rossini's Messe Solenneie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

NORWICH LINE ,-.,..,., -. ,..,
" To Boston Worcester Nashua. Portland aud the East
IHo nc" iAo" CITY OF WORCESTER,
bout excntion the elegant boat the sound and
the fayOrite CITY Of Ne -o,,s 8, nav, n,af
abnve Desbrossesst Ferry daily, ex eptSuniays at Pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

The market for refined oil was quiet but steady at SO
asi9c. In NewYork, aud lee lower In Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

The limited States Treasury now holds Unlteu
States bonds TO secure National bank circuIation
1857 796 400 bonds deposited during tue Mees'
$3.50 300: bonds withdrawn during the week
100000 National bank currency outstanding
Currency notes, $359,052.5s2; gold notes.
$72S2S0. Lo,ood ot
100 I.1G for money and 102 SIG for account;
United States bonds were ls higher for the hHe ed
date issues American raj WAYS were stiohR hnI
slightly higher Denver aud Rio Grande advanced
10 per cent At Paris. French 3 per cents recoverea
confines TO SO.S2l2 francs, sight e1chango vi
London beng %. "A francs O the L.
Tho Richmond and Danyle Extension Company
offers for sale at S2lo and interest limited mum
Der of the Georgia Pacific Railway Companys n rst
mortgage per cent bonds, due l092. ne n'st
mortgage IL only 900 per mlle a. VIII I've s1rn
bv the advertisement IN another column oil TINS
issue.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Db O. G1Q -

The Clearing House statement to-day ~. sS o72
lows: For the day-Exchanges Sf F,cbanges
balances, SSH lo4. For n9d me Zoo r foS,
The customs receipts at Washington tO-u a..
amounted to $5l44O1 and the internal Te Sa 600
cepts to $l1S,527. The Treasury he total of
such receipts for the week compared with the same
week CT 1882, being as follows: o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Doar0 ano iioome.
East Sida.

East Slda.
LADY having just taken q large, elegant
n house ON 5h ave viii the parlor and second noos
by tho 10 paIes FURNISHING Sr aTss need address
e. .ID 10 B m"5V S =. p. O. BOZ ,655
al EAST I7In-SI., Union Squue.-
N. TEACHERs AGENCY no registration nee uh ~ pro-
chase and rent school. MIRIAM C0YRIEhE y CO
A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, with
N out board gentleman; private family ~ East -4'
An OFFICE suitable Tor IL physician or den
~ tist Win parlor privilege % East 2tth,t
.bD7 EASE I7rlI-Sr.. ironing Stuyvesant
IZ.e square-Two desirable rooms en- suite or slngy'
with board and location strictly hfscass references
West Side.
A HANDSOMELY furnished room to let,
n without board to gentlemen only private nanny i'o
II WEST 2STH-SI. Che "AmO "D.-Ele-
Il ganty furnished second floor private bath also rooms
suite or singly; bresklast la carte references;
.D0TH-ST., between 5rH and 6IH-AVES.
furnished and with breakfast. TO gentemsn family P
yato. Address ALPHA Tribune Uptown onco' l'|'o
Broadway
~ at REASONABLE for summer months thirdhoor
rooms Tor gentlemen two very pleasant uniurn''d rooms
IN WEST BOTH ST.-Rooms with superior
Jfe Cream
HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY
Individual BRICKS OF ICE CREAM,
or for FAIRS, PARTIES, &C.
Try them ana ySq VII use no other
3o5 4thave, l. 2ss Broadway. rs Chatham st., NY.
and 4oS FutonSt, Brooklyn
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. ~ y; un l,I. IN LONG BRANCH R. r.

~ , ,.o,, yors } st and DesDrOsses-st. 80. 81,
stations IN Ne"'io'A snfraI r. r. OF y j. foot LiDertyst
For south Amboy. va T. 4 OF ~ D. sunday. a. M
- y Naayan &C via q. X. Of " j. % ~ d. ~ sun.
~ 'n VIA pun H. r. . A n. II IN, 3'5V' . p III
day, a m. ,.A oc.,, Groye Asbury PARK,
a, 1;,rt Point Pleasant, &c. via G. " ~ =, ~ 30 % m
m l4j T. D. via Poun H. H. CoTe or Asbury Park
snuaavs mot stopping at Ocean OIo'o'' 49,
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4 EHIGH VALLEY K lILKUAD.-Ids 'tuge g,
trains leave depos Of COrt andt aud DesDlOsse '
at 7.oo A m, 81 for East0n, heththeun Alsn
town Reading Mauch Chunk lkes0arIe 70, i',n
tv iihac1 GENEVA Lyons Buffalo and the vest. fuln,u
through coaches daily Local trains at o4o " NJ 0i
EastOn Bethlehem and Coplay ,.,, - - .o,,a., sor an
rains lea ing at 90 and %4n m conueo. W 49,. 80,
ponGs In Mahanoy HaEeon coal regions SUNDAY u"n
Tor Nauch Chunk g. Is Leave Mauch ChuhA az
pm .o.oor n, fvburch anil Cortandt 4.
1eher"l E"''e ~ T. b. BYINGrON. G. r. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
TOPHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED E9utP.
MENr AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITn ABSOLUTE SAFErG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

.oTRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND On sun
DAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. z IN
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

NATIONAL LlNE.-From Per 81; y H.
EGYPr.-..Marcn s.; - y, ES NItcI Ap" 10Y ~
CANADA March 81. 500. M 1ilN. Apfi ~ = y w
Cabin S55 10 S7O outward ucNets SD prePsp $50
ticket SO W. ]. Nurse Manager, % an" 80 DIV~N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

FoN BOSTON ...,.. -.n 49,,
With Pullman sleepes leaves Grand Cen'i Depot A. iA''
.. m. days
Get ucEetsv - .,,o.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on nOU.
Leave Catherine sip at 1880 m, 300 p n; 2Sds1' Ease
al, n m Fare lower than OY any Otnel louto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

The range OF prices was