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''What we fought for,n and General Belknap
paid an eloquent tribute to " The Western Sol
diero General Fuller recalled some of "The
memories ofthe war" while Governor Chas. Fos-
ter responded for "The State of Ohio" "The
surgeons of the army" and The Grand Army
ofthe Republic, were responded to respectively
by DIR. Ill. j. Herrick, of Cleveland, and GEN
eral Fairchild, of Wisconsin. An eloquent adj
dress To the old flag" was delivered by
Gen. w. e. Strong. General Logan spoke on
The citizen soldier" and Gen. Ed. s. Meyer
delivered most eloquent response to " The
Army of the Potomac" while Bishop Fallows,
in response TO the toast " The Loyal women"
said he was almost in despair. What lips could
do justice to the peaceful and loving burden of
his toast? What hands or arms could hold it?
1t has been admitted that woman is necessary
to human society in general, and she had been
proven necessary to human society In particu-
lar He was like the soldier at the soldiers
home who wanted to know who could be happy
where there were no women. He had found
that the American woman was necessary to the
American man. She is ayerse to war as war she
Is a peacemaker rather than a Matchmaker. The
roar OF every cannon sent tremor through the
heart of every loyal woman. But when war
was forced upon the Union the patriotism of
the loyal woman rose. She gave up her hus-
band, her first born, her lover. Had there
not been men generals enough to lead the
armies, he laid it down as fact that some
Deborah Sherman or Joan of Arc Grant would
have risen up to take command. One loyal
woman wrote Uncle Toms Cabin" which
was worth six hundred men. The loyal women
prayed for the success of the Union cause and
looked after affairs at home while the male
protectors were at the front Honor to the
loyal women of our land who to-day, as ever in
the past, are loyal to their homes loyal to their
husbands, loyal to their country, and loyal to
their God.
One of the most eloquent speeches of the
evening, by Col. Augustus Jacobson, of Chicago,
on @The Volunteers" followed, and the exer-
cises closed with response to /" The Press" by
Hon. r. G. Parsons, of Cleveland. At 3 o'clock
In the morning General Sherman adjourned
the seventeenth meeting of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee until August, 1884.
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w ANTED.-The address Of John F. Ison, captain Of
w Co. G, 18th H.: also Thomas Christie same Co.
by Henry T. Hessier, Fisher, Ill.
The National tribune., 1883-10-25

WANTED.-The addresses OF Simpson Midwell, ans
w Stephen George of Co. T, 60th III. infantry bl
Joseph Runyon, late I'd Lieut.. Co E. Ellis Kan. II5-2
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TEADQUARTERS for G. A. r Goods Charles
z a Hayior, No. - SSrth Eiftil street, Phitadef-
phia. Pennsylvania. Post 1s0.1 send for Casa-
lOgUe. SLY
Mention The National Tribune.
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VsTANTED.-The address of any member Of Co. D. I'd
W Us Vet Corps, Hancock egion.l who we're pres
ent when Michael Gunni0n drowned at Albany, ~.
Y, August Il or o. 1865. BY Henry a. Phillips, SIS
W1LOnghby Ave, Brooklyn. n. Y
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NEIE THIEa nF Ag.lfsL SIS al EIghIII

EVER Esasgy needs enc. Seal for eircliI1r
EEElE REIN TFffs.EE2 co. Canton 0nfo.
Mention The Satcnai IribGue.
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I:s 81 not a.'.a'
n Ksse . sSr ls 81 y ysssssd ~
a. 81 Ysss Isa ad l 3ItS
q &C. s naa ssi ae q fss = az ~ ~
S, q ~; e 10
10 Il s % Fss S CO. IS ~ at e DO
ll T. SsSsy ;sf q e vsss
w wa;n. SitSy Co SOLD 80 vsa, 1ss r. at
DO w W. Sss ana % o 81 D.
DO 1870 ~ at c and Battsrm Ws,s Sa1ioas Weights
SHEEP AND SS Sr ear
d,y. ss se' sa a
s as T:FS SdR k s9Gs
% r II as Y 81
little Sunohes of state lambs 0, about e
and tho cars sod ranss price from to lO'
early clearance Of the pens was made "a
do 81 ec 300 OHIO sheep lOS IA D. SAC do Bucks
and Ewe., 10 d. at &C. and f89 Yearinss % ID "
S,eubeck Dewey sold state Lambs 81 d. az lYS
do 81 TO- at &C. Western sheep l20 10 az 30 40 2. n At
10. az 6s.c; 1876 dc, 81 ID, at 50 80, ana lou on'u ~
sold "a Michigan sheep g 81 d. 20 76
ID, at IS 80 10 do, al ID, o'Ac' anu zoi UNIV wv ~
Newton Gie sold 2Oi Virginia Lambs o. d. az 90
j. n Pidcock sold 2Ss Nebrasks SHEEP IGi a AZ H. al
y i0c 1eI ia do o" 81 H. at &C. 80
Judd Buckingham sold lle Kansas sheep SO H. at oS
syo sSder Co Sold 2l9 Ohio Sheep 81 ID at ei2c 2Sa
%ebasRa sheep So h. at &c 1855 do TO- at 5c 4S M
gnia Lambs 5j h. at &c; 2i3 do. 81 b at Sci ~ u'' "
AZ HSGsReceps were SO cars 742s heaasS cars ry at
IeT S S a an head for the time
last week The market for Live Hogs steady At s'" w.
Hume q Mullen sold state Hogs 21e b average at &c
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THE MONEY MARKET
"WEDNESDAY, May 3o-P. n.

"WEDNESDAY, NAY oV-f'A -
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, held to-day,
report of the companys business for the year enaeo
April 80, 1883, was submitted. President houston
made only few remarks upon the results Pre-,
scnted; but he continues to entertain cheeriui
view of the company's future prospects. lie an
ticipates that the loss sustained by the company
because OF the Act of Congress prohibiting the
immigration to this country OF Chinese laporers
will be compensated for by an immigration
to British Columbia, where the authorities are not
adverse to the introduction Of these sober and In
dustrious people, Compared with the business Oh
the preceding year tended April 80 1882 the gross
earnings last year of the Atlantic New-forK anu
AspinwalD and Panama Panama to San franciscoI
lines show gain of $275, 1855; the China line shows
a loss of 1912 638, and the Australian line gam
of SIS 32e total loss from transportation % o'o%o'
That loss together with decreased receipts ior SUD-
sides of 800 ia is partly recovered by gain III re-
cepts for exchange etc. that the net loss IN the
gross receipts is only $21, 951. The regular OPP
Grating expenses of last year were $7TZ4o
greater than for the preceding year,
but the reduction in other expenses-notaoiy Oh
1880, 500 in extra repairs'-nakes net reuuc-
ton of S32 533 in the total expense The result IL
an apparent profit of $912,257, or S1O,5s2 more
that the profit of the preceding year The following
compare the company's operations of 1sol-S2 Win
those of 1S62's3.
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rrrpOPEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nav 3O-Bacon. Cumberland CUT o. snort
Rib PORK, Prime Meas 95Od do western gu. ASs,
Prime 556d Cheese American ClOos oboo ~
pepuno Spirits PrOvIsiOnS Lard oo0d per Iws
American BreadstunsCorh. 81 Ia l0r NeW MiAei VIZ VIZ
95d ceutli for California 40 -
aga california no q SOD U95d for RED Wlnter Tet,'
7Od per Canadian Butter, G5OOd Tor 6Oou
ed states and 9OOUd do Beef lloUd tor Extra
India Mess. am, ,..,,,,
Linseen 406J quarter. Lnseed Ol 1ZO w ~%sy W
per TallOg 40 Der cwt heineI Petroeda Oh e~
al. ga -o ,...o. M
HAYRE Nav 3O.-wilcox's Lard closed at 20 franco W
ceutimcs 80 klos ,c ...ks m
BREMEN Nav 30.-WilcOx's Lard closed az 90 mars W
pennings per ll0lbA Petroleum, marks 10 pIebnlhss
ASTwFRP Nav 3O-Petroleum ~ francs 81 . confines
PAID aud sellers Wilcox Lard closed at l39 marks % CEN
times per loo kilos
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Nav Il, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAH, ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE; .,
Street Ferries as follows: ~. g. ,.,,,, p,,,r,,
PsSgTg !se ~es and south MIN New Yoi
Chicago Limited OF Paror, Dining. smoking aad sleep
wilsmspoI Lock NJ. p. m; Cory md E's a.
sp m, connecting at CORY for rtusye Petroleum zen
Inress OF Pullman Pa or Cars eaiy except SUNDAY y
arrive Washington p m Regular wa T. aaS T. VA
E. and o K r. and ;. p. and y night =, .,.,, vi,
sunday, VIA B. and Il. r. 81 Mp ~ and IL night Viz
Atlantic City. e5cep. sunday. 5'l0 m and p NJ VI
For sunday cSSS Nay en- @zcsp sS suHasS M
AG mans v RAILWAY and AmDoy n.y. y 80 aut
On sunday ma M C dSss no w s'Sp al roS
CITY, anOrding speedy and direct transform
TrsDs aTrve"Frcm Pittsburg $40 and soS
Ma s2 % Sa anS b nnn $50 $50
roSo From % F Pnaaspsa s esS $50 500
sssf,E @ S ss E. I'D Ss, sf i$
'0''' -H" '' TOPHILADELPHIA
THE oIpEsTABLJsAEE ROUTE AND SHORT A.
"
DOUBLE TRACK. THE Mosr IMPROVED E9ytr'
WIN ABsoLUrE SAFETY
Trains leave York pesbrosses AMI o''
s.lS $50 g and 10 umi.ea1 IL SO "a En-.
e and 10 a. m s1s and pSpt M AND :,
Express Trains leave Newfork daily. except Sunu ma
72o aud y. running through via Trenton A"N
Camden. ,oo,
Returning, leave Droadst station. Phi sdelphm 81
yl5, $40, $50 except Monday 500. 1851 o.'
T. ana iS s u f L% sas Esp,ess i on SUNDAY
s:i5 SEQ. 345. $50. $40 In. ,5so timii",,
,:4J and $40 D. NJ Leave Philadelphia Cainien
u. IN. i3U n. daily except sunday ,. aonss
Ticket Offices. 1875. $40 and 94t broadway, Aseoi
Of DesoIoSses and Coriiandt sts. coutb Sos
Ia Is and iis nadsons Hcoossn station JeIy Sy,
Immigrant Ticket Office. No. 3 Battery pace an" 49,
Garden - eneck
1he.New York Transfer Company viii call Tor Sn' ~
baggage from hotels residences . ,,onu
CHARLES r.. PUGH j. H. 49, ran
General Manager General iassi 49,
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BUSINESS OF TWO YEARS.

Bal Of net savings sgOlG7G S9l22Js Inc slo5oZ
The Pacific Mail Company does not charge any
thing to its capital account agan&the deterioration
of its ships. On the contrary, the construction ac
count of April 30, 1883. shows an addition Tor the
year of 50 600 to the cost assets OF the CIty OF
Peking: of $50 900 to that of the City OF Para OF
Sos 600 to that of the Colon and Of $1,000 to
that of the Alaska; total additions to assets by
charges to cost of old vessels, $l3s,OOO. Three
new ships appear on the company's list at cost OF
S1O7l,IO9 of which sum Sj300S7 appeared III
the constru ction of year ago as advances on new
steamers; :" one ship, the Wilmington
valued in the account of April 30 looZ' al
$4,000 is not in the present list and the report oil
this date makes no mention of what disposition
was made of the vessel. The Salvador lSl2i49o)
was lost. hut still appears in tho balance sheet.
The balance sheet shows that the gross liabilities
Of the company were reduced S3So3j9 during the
year but it also shows that the floating aSscts-ln-
Guiding coal and supple were reduced $327G69.
The following are the condensed balance sheets OF
the respective dates:
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET.
ASsffS
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL rNNNENCING NAV 00

NETWORK PASSENGERs-Leave James slip 3j min
utes rs minutes 34ths, East River Is minutes be-
foot Of Finest East Ryer-730. $780, $50 IL a. m 200,
O5, . U5 90, sos D. M. - 49,
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR
BABYLON sos, s35 1905 a. m. $3.50. 435. 5S5, 7O5
D. IN. sunday $40 900 a. m. 735, 500 p.
PATCHOGUE-s:35 q. m. $3.50, 4:35, $3.50 D. m. Sundays
30, 800 a. H.. 1855 y
FAR ROCKAwAY-s05.l 1905. 1905 n. M BOB, 30 1850
635 800 7:Oj 1918 night "Wednesday aud saturday
SAG HAKBOR-S;35 M, 3.Sj. -i,S5. 5:S5 p. sundays
Gam
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLANDl-s:35 a m, 1888,
'4S5 y. III. saturdays only 63j p IN sundays ga m.
Limited express parOr car train.
aARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEA D-s;35 9Oj a. M. 1885,
3y5 435 5.35 30 D. H. l2.l6 night Wednesday and
day only sundays9 1885 Garden city only, 49, 80
GLEN COVE, SEA Gle LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-s35, o. a. 1855. ASS. $3.50, 636 III. sundays
80 a. m, $50. g.lJ p.
HUNTiNGToN. NORTHPORr-905 a. IN. 435 OBS,
u m. sundays 9;Oj 6.3J p. IN.
PORT JEFFElsON-9O5 a IN. 4.3j p. m. Sundays 905
RoNKoNKoMA-s a. m. 1885. $685. 635 p. IN sundays
900 IN. ~ -
HOS a IN and A95 n m. SUNDAYS nos a m
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@nropean ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAsT.-"B BY thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which the operations OF digestion and nurition
careful application the properties Of
leced Cocoa Mr. pps Las breakfast tables with
decaey favored beverage which US many heavy
doctors bills. IL the Jadci0us articles
diet constitution be gradually buit up until strong
20 resist tendency disease Hundreds OF
subtle mslades oiing aToand r 10 attack where
there weak point. We escape many fatal shaft
by Keeping ourselves vel fortified With pure blood and
properly bourished frane"-Ciyil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk sold IN tins only
tislb and lbB by 0rocers iabesd thus. JAMES EPPS
Co. Homeopathic Chemists London, England
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MABxEr.

InNnON. NAV 3u6-OO y. m--Atlantic and Great West
ccrtiucates Al do. second
age Is. cOnsois % M Illinois entra l46 Penn
Central 5g Mexican Ordinary, ia l.. eX.dly
Reading -; NcwNork. ontario ana Western. 2Ol4
bullion into the Bank oil England
TO-DAY Is 4die0c.
IOSpOy. May %. m.-pdrTs three
per - ~ confines tor
ana exchange London at - francs Is confines
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COTTON MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

rtvrRpooI- Nav 80 800 {. m.-Cotton easy; MA
,,in Tnionds 5a,d do Orleans 57sd Sales. 1000 bales
ncn0re 900 bales and export receipts
baes Including 1000 American ulvess-
Upancs Midarns clause; May delivery 1stu. gy'
Nav anc June dcnyery, do June aud Juv denver,
glad July August denyerv Quad: 10 "a
AMI September delivery 5ed DO september an ia
October and November uenVeIy. 1891.
do November December delivery, 6"d Futures co'ou
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

The annual examination of the students Of the schoo Will
bec,n ON MONDAY May u, lOa H.
For admission il will be required OF The applicant uAI TIC
sbanay satisfactorily completed the regular course Oh
UNDERGRADUATE study this college OF in some other nam
ng au equivalent Of study 10 tho end OF The
Junior year from other colleges must present 0c'
,iates of proficiency charge in COOL stsadas
snecal students admitted examination to any or
all Of
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes viii begin on NUN
DAY, May u. at loan
The examination candidates for admission to any oil inc
tx regular Mining Engineering Civli
n.y. Anay and Applied Chemistry Geology Ne'ans''
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY. June at $3.50 IN
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EnsirrfflcfI.
For Boys and Young Men-oity.
COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The ds examination the several classes Tor the year
n begin on MONDAY. May 81. at $3.50 a m
Candidates degree OF Master OF Arts and students IA
The Ora ate Department will b. examined On THU RSDAf'
June 7, and folio wing days
The ex ipaIoa Of nddses for admission viii oesn on
WEDNESDAY. June g. At $50 a. IN.
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ncluiss S53OOs7 on account Of steamers building

To-day-Decoration Day-was closely observed
as a holiday at all the Exchanges. The Stock EX-
change tomorrow Thursday will open at the
usual hOur-lO o'clock.
The attention of grain and provision spectators
Is directed to the card OF Messrs. Robert Lindblom *
90. IN another column.
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GTARlN'B
COMPANY

once Pier Is, N. r.. foot Of oortiandtst
Consgnments of freight ferwsrded 10 any pss
of tho world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DIspATug
Crden received 'sr delivery Of Al kinds frssas q asr
lchsndiso 70 any part OF tho city
| SEA AND HARBoB TOWING AND RIVER AND MAR
BoB LiGHTERAaH
Freight Of every description promptly nshsesd TO say point
In the harbor - reasonable
sTEAhBoAps. Ranges AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCUR5IONA
steamers John H. stsrin and Ersstus FOE NEW.
HAVEN. leave Pier L. n. H. ~ p daily. lsstardAys
sxceptcd.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90. between Sew.Iock and
EewHavGn Care and dispatoh guaranteed
Freight for points d.. L. W. " r. recey,d It S.,r
Tor New Haven and points East 1t Pier IL
NORTH SHoRE. STATEN Inland Eleven Miss
Ten CentA Steamers from Iron PIer /, IL,
Mhitshal-st
CENrRALsHIPYARDs 3ommunipaw NJ J.-srv Dsoxs
Machine and Boiler shopA everything appsrtAil
construction ard re pair oi
TROY BoATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
a sssnsfh "a RA OGA and CITY OFTR leave Pier
N@ - N H. foot OF Srisopherst daily except saturday aI5
p n connecting with Tor al NORTH.
nun ~ steamer touches ~ Albany
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LONG BEACH,
llOj a. IN. and ass p. ~; SUNDAYS 9.0j q.

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE MONTREAL and inter
mediate points steamers leave Pier No %, h. r., at p
and IL D. (Sundays eXcptel connecting with trains
NEW HAVEN for MERiDEN HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD sc. Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9li
Broadway. " Y, and Courtst. BROOKLYN. Excursion to
New-H Have and return, 81 30.
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHINGroN. y, Y.
Established 1904.
sunei1nteudcnt--IOlIN B. HAYS, VI. D.

7. 4,
hgi ,st grade whD3e thre%iol1
crupulously followed is - mould at an eiry aga
theinteeci youth scia- the viii Dy % eics anI
the feelings Tegi0n separating te.e thte steb
requisites nsrleOl dis eipule. religion, wn, hs~nB iF
every profession. - IL. - ~,
Situated on Washington Heights about ton miles MP t1s
Hudson reached the sixth Avenue Elevated tOAl y
l55thst Carriages always In waiting, or py noN
notification superintendent meets the arrival oi any
---,-..z. -.
and healthy placeOn m emine1ce co n
handing the delightful sceneryor more attractive slr
oundngs not OInd along the fara Il pihA' u Vl'
Hudson. Its buildings unusually hOmehSe.
There OF Land attached toi sld e and ~
tersected by groves aOrdng ample spAcj IOr pay
grounds
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Qfarhcrs.

A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
HpAnOns and house
Families going abroad TO the country promptly
suited. Gail address Mrs. NJ. J. .YQUNG-FULTON.
Foreign Teachers Agency % Union Square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. Best
IA Teachers American Foreign promptly provided for
Families Schools Colleges Parents promptly provided with
good Schools over 500 supplied during past three years
Normal over In September. the time
apply. j. w. sCHERNERHoRN.s Sec. East l4th 81. Ny.
A YOUNG LADY, teacher of French, Ger
with family residing in the country Address r. c.
Tribune Office.
4 YOUNG MINISTER desires one or two,
~ old young 10 tutor educate In common branch
highest mathematics sciences ancient and modern Ian
uages; prepares for college, speaks German prefers
Ing abroad Address A., o Cnivcrsty.place.
FIRST CLASS VOCAL TEACHER, indorsed
by leading professors OF Europe woud give instruction
reference, best schools and families. Address "VOCk'
Metzerott Co. 925 Pennsylvana-ave Washnfto D. q.
MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st, supplies
best advice Hven parents choice
Of schools references by favor Hon Hamilton Ffs and
secretary Evsrts
DROFESSOR WILLIAM c. Russell, for
merry Professor OF History ct Cornell now temporarily
Brown University wishes TO make genents FOR next
give instruction IN history In schools In NewYok
and It's neghborhood Address Providence. r. j.
WANTED.-An Intelligent lady TO teach
w English three hours each day TO spanish ladies. One
able with them the country preferred Write 10
SPANISH. No l07 West osih-st
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Credu CLEANERS.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l.23S Broadway corner Thirty
frsst until D. m and 30s West Twenty third ST. corner
Eightllavc NO 92 East Fourteenth St, corner Union
square, 7eO Thirdave corner Forty evenhs; LUZ lhin
ave- near Sixetn e.. and 203 East
NCHOR LINE. e. :. Mail Steamships.
N sail from New York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 90 North River
BOLIVIA June D.. a. m ClRCASSlA June 10 p M
NfA...Juueg u. ETHIOPIA. June 90. Z a. IN.
cabin passage. $50 to $50. Seconl cabin, $40
Stcerage. outward s2@ Prep1d. Sgl
LIVERPOOL, AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY or ROME sails June o. July H. August Is
RETGRAVIA sails June 10. July Il. August %
PiTR SEssiI sails 30 AuV. /. sept
Cabin massage $50 to 500; according tOaccOmm0iltOn+
Second CaDin and >teerl a abova ,
Anchor Line Drafts ISSUED at lowest rates aro PAL Fee'
charge m Engant scotland aud ireland
For t,as Cabin Rock OF Tours, &C. apply 70
HENDERSON BRO1 VI Frs. Bowling Green
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NORWICH LINE
~ To BOSTON, Worcester Nashua Portland and tile East
The ne" Iron stesffTTSsr OF WORCESTER
Without exception the most elegant boat the sound sri
the favorits CITY OF BOSTON.
leave No 40 North River foe. OF Wats-sI next per
above Desorossesst Ferry, daily except sundays ato pun
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nay -, 1855
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
No. Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester AMI
Montreal. with rawing room also TO Saratoga
$40 SPECIAL Express for Chicago. daily. stopping only
At Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Eue Cleveland anu
10 3Oa Chicago EXPRESS drawing groom TO Canaan
dagua Rochester and Buffalo.
IL a. Ia Albany and Troy with connectonto uca sara
toga, Gens Falls Lake George and Rutland
3..'l g. ~artfowr -necu Daily eXrVt sunday.
p. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy -. 800
ST. Louis Express with sleeping cars LOT 81 louis
running through every day In the week also niagara fAA
PufaO Toledo and Detroit. , ,., -
6SOp NJ Express daily sunday with sleeping cars
10 Syracuse and Auburn Road also TO Saratoga ana Mont
0 p m. Pacific Express daily with sleeping for
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
Louis and Lowvle.
III D. M Night Express. with seepnyca 70 Albany and
Troy With morning for tho Vest and North
sale at No Bowling. 252 and Alb Broad
way wescots Express onces Spark place and $50
and s6l IN ton-st, Brooklyn. C. b. MEEkER
J. NJ. TOUCEY. Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily undays excepe 10 Boston nc
sceping.carsl sundays at 10 lw1t palace sleeping
f. W. fOffl$i- Agent.
DONDOUT and Kingston Linc-Steamer
III James W. Baldwin leaves Monday Wednesday and
DAY fom foot Harrison making usual landings
connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove R
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COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
WEDNESDAY. June 3D. at 10 a. H.
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BORDEAUX LINE. .,.e......,,..uo.
ID New and circCt line 10 the south OF France
NEM.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlkI.tI.
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons. well June 81
CHATEAU LEOVILiE 1000 tons / u ~ july -
"Prcnt all -. Ferry iioos
Travellers Tor France spain AMI lay, fyrenees' fal'
Nice &C. will time and cNncn-c Nv T. ihshls IA e.
Cabin tincluding winch $50; oteeTage' 40
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$50, lcentraI II &. Of NJ. foot Liberty-
tsOuth AInDoy via O. II. r. OF v J.. D. $40 H. it's
4,6p m; via Penn. r r., 8. IL M. p. m. SUNDAY M
For Maawan. &c. via g. r. OF v. J.. ,, 81 II m :ts
a. 6P via Penn r. H. a M IL M. 3:32 p. ~ SUI
day, ga. m.
sea Grit Point Pleasant, &c, via G. r. r. ot v j. lot
las 4, 6p A1- via Penn r. r., H. n IL m, 33) q
sundays ot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asoury Prk'
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For Freehold via O. r. r. of H. 5. s15 ll:iJ m,ti
D. m. For Keyport ;: sl5 llA5 a. M li5. tt5 . D NJ
For Atlantic City, Vineand, BrdgeJon, &C. las D.
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