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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
Rock-Botto1l Prices.

We are not satisfied with u small business
We are large buyers and therefore get the ad-
vantage, because we can buy by the case at the
very lowest possible mark. We always make
it rule to undersell all. We want to give to
the farmer. the merchant and the working man
the opportunity of buying Cheap for Cash.
Always remember our prices SO low that we
can't be undersOId. When others sell cheap We
are still cheaper. Our own make of clothing
are fast taking the lead. These goods are all
our own cut and designs twenty-five wears of
experience warrants us i'll assuring our patrons
that we can give them original styles of gar
ments for Men. Boys and Children, elegant and
perfect in fit. superior in workmanship and at
no greater cost than ordinary goods. We So
licit your orders. We will not lie undersOId.-
Note our prices MEMS SUTCS-Men's Fancy
Cotton Mixed Suit S3 -. Mems Fancy Union
Cass Suit 81 60, Mems Light Chcviot Suit 81 co.
an All Wool Cashmere Suit $500. an All Light
Wool Cheviot Suit 5000. Our Own Make S1O 90
Suits take the lead Our Own Make SI2 90
Suits are nHbby: Our Own Make S14 OK Suits
are too nice Our Own Make $1f.OO Suits are
daisies: Our Own Make English S1S 60 Suits
are the finest out. We have Suits at all prices
marked in plain figures; Boys Suits from
S3 so up to S12-O0: Childrcn'S Suits and kits
from s175 to IS co. Our Stock of Blue Elan
nels is complete in every respect Note prices
Sc so. 81 50. $3.50. $40 90. S12 co, $t3 90.
warranted fast colOrs: fit guaranteed. Give us
n call and be convinced. Polite and attentive
salestnen to wait you. if ynu buy OF not.
We are very respectfully vCurs.
LOWENSTEIN BROS,
One-Pricc Clothicrs.
No West Washington St, Hagcrstown, Md.
Nav 2. 1882.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

The Gaslight Company of Lynch
burg has reduced the price of gas
from S2.75 TO g. .25 per thousand feet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
Pool and Billiard Saloon

Over store-room of Mr. II H. Cooke. entrance
next door to- store of Mr. w C. Ca:rcII.
Main street. Ch:trIcssOwn.
EtEEGASSTLY fitted up. eya-y appointment
FL complete. and rules fog the comfort of
PLAYERS rIxitily enforced
Ny Bar Is Supplied w:;h Lii2oss OF every &c
ScriPtiOn-Of the best quality
WINES. WHISTLES. REASDTES. AND BAL
TIIORE AND ROCHESTER, EEER-
all of the best. VIII furnish frofl this Gate. at
ta< place of business. the hest Rochester Beer
at cleo per dozen
FAYETTE b SOU-DERS.
Basement Jefferson Binding.
August q ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

remedy with such Il reputation as Hostel
tcrs Stomach Bftters deserves 81 fair trial If
weld to it, if you feeble lack flesh and feel
dospondcnt. 1t will both build and cheer vou uT,:
if you are constipated. it viii relieve. and if
bilious. beautifully stimulate your liver. Don't
lcspond but make this effort in the right tlircc-
ton For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
HOTELS.
Garter House,
P. E. DORSEY, Proprietor.
Charlestown. W. Va.

TTHE Carter House, charlestown. has been
Il thoroughly and completely painted inside
and out, newly furnished and put in complete
condition for the reception of TrdceIers and
Summer BOD1iers. The Hotel is cxcellently
kept, and is first-ciass in every respect
P. e. DORSEY,
May 30. 1852. Proprietor.
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Ioan E. f;lLBEaI z saus
CARRIAGES S
Justices Eohce.

HAvTSCS qualified and given bond as Il :T,,S-
IL tice of the Peace. am now prepared TO
give strict attention. TO the duties of rIv office
an Claims placed il mr hands for Collection
according. to L:w- shall have NY close att.n-
tIOu, and prompt returns made - :he law dT-
reefs Persons wishing c0l!cctinnS accDrtliu..
to law. and prompt returns made. will have
their orders carried out
L. s Currency defaecl or partly destroyed
will be redeemed by the L. s Treasury I Will
endeavOr tn haze such redeemed when placed
in my hands Acknowledgements to jie.ti< and
other obligations. &c. taken - NV officc North
corner of the Market-Hoase. entrance to " ash
inG,tO1 Hall Give call
June Il. 1Ssf-.f- JfI<t:ss Of t,.. Peac,.
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DaEss-mAx,aG & PLAIN SEWING.

M ISS KATE ROHR respectfully offers her
w services to the ladies OF CharlcStowu and
for the execution of DreSS-NIal1ing and
Plain Sewing of all kinds. Rooms at residence
of her father in building of Mr.. W. s. Mer-
chant. opposite Methodist Parsonage.
November 81. 1>-2-tf.
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Icunt ParVo Institute,

C7tGTIes'0'rll. oieti1T'soN County, HtSt Ia.
I PROPOSE to open this Boarding and Day
4 School for Girls the Ist Wednesday of Sep
tcmhCr. 1SS2
This institution is designed to be of high
grade and 1t = hoped will meet fully for Girls
the educational want of the community. and
afford TO all attending it advantages as great rs
can be obtained anywhere else
TEHNs.-R,'arl (incl;sding Washing. Light
and Fucl) for scholastic year $40.
Reduction for Board to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washing
done ut home
Tuition SIS to SO for same time
Music extra.
For further particulars address me until July
Goth at DarucstOwn. Montgomery County. Md:
after that at CharlestOwn, jefferson County.
West Virginia.
June %. 1sSa-tf. -'''- - -----'-
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HAGERsTowN CARDS.
1882. SPRING. 1882.
LOWENSTEsM BROS,
6EELPRICE
CIoti1iers and Tailors,
West Washington St, Hagerstown, Md.

No. West Washington St, Hagerstown, Md
WTE have, since our Spring Opening. met
w with more encouragement than we could
possibly expect, in consequence of our increas-
ed patronage we are enabled to give to the
trade the advantage of large buyers. Every
article sold by us is marked in plain figures. so
that the child can buy as cheap US the parent.
Our object is to sell piles of goods at
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Maltby House,
BALTIMORE. ND.

bALlIAIUhE, ND.
TIME :sEfALTBY'' is the only Hotel in paIti-
4 more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing to the decline in cost of many articles
appertaining to orr expenses, the rates of board
have been reduced to
$500 and - 80 r1e,. Ddy on Tie Amc1ican Plan.
and; d;s1.00 to $500 on the Etropeon.
Being the only Hotel in the country having
at those rates
FIRST-CLAsS PASSENGER
e T. H " a a O II.
and all modern improvements
c. r. HOGAN.
April "a, 1SIs-y- Proprietor.
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May 80. 1852.
Taylor House,

say;cF Rouse,
Charlestown, W. Va
D. r. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
A CCOMSoDATIONS frst-class: location
"a central and convenient, and rates reason
able. A fine LIVERY STABLE connected with
the Hotel, with horses and vehicles to let, and
a reliable hostler always at hand.
March 81, 1882.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

IF you want good pair of Gum or
Leather Boots or Shoes. go 10 DAE-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

passed an ordinance which provides
that after the 1st of May next 'sno
person, company or corporation shall
maintain or use any telegraph pole,
telegraph line or wire, or electric con-
ductor in any street. avenue or alley
in said city, under the penalty of $50
for each and every day such person.
company or corporation shall main
tain or use any such telegraph pole,
line or wire, Or conductor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
LIVE STOCK MAnxErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STDch
BUFFALO. MAY 23-Cank-Receipts to-day $50 ne1a .,
week 5000 head CONSUMED through BIO cars: MAJ III
dull there absence OF business for want OF o.
arrivals consigned through Extra Steers, - ~
Choice So Co. Good shipping So oosso 20;
Stockers 81 20 es5 80. ~..l
sheer Receipts to-day 600 total for the week
thus far lO+O0 head for same time last week looVo
higher sales Of Far 10 Good Clipped, 500 oO; O"o'
S. 5Ods5 rs; Western Lambs. S. % as6 40 ,,,,r
Hogs-ReceDts to-day 100 head total for week nS
1900 head for time last 1900 head conngne
through 10 cars in fair demand but prices lower 0
10 Choice Workers. 81 20 al 3d. Light DO az ~
Good Butchers and Mediums at 81 4OGS' 9V EA'i"
81 30, PIGS al So rs GS7 TO-
CHICAGO May 24.-Hogs- Receipts 10000 head; ship
steady all others 50lOo lower; Mixed 81 rs Heavy
81 2oaS7 90 Light. So 0)0S7 20 Skips Ss5 Az Gso 4o
Texas. - 500S 81 IS closed weak. ,.
Caute-ReceIpt, $500 head Shipments. 33OOi marMt
active. shipping grades declined Ia l5c; Exports - 9O1
S6 20 Good to Choice shipping 50 lO0$6 w; Common 70
Slssp-Recelpts. 500 head; shipments. 1900 market
moderated, i've and prices rm Common TO Fair - 40
81 50; Good. - s. j0i Choice, So 80.
81. LOUIS. May 2i-CGute- Receipts 5000 head shp.
l,lUJ head. supply large. with good plOpoiIoh
Heavy shipping Light do. j. p 80 -;
Medium, ~ - as %. and Heifeis,
81 5Oaj Grass Texans. - % 0Sj.
SNIP Receipts 1900; shipments 900 market quiet ana
jO Prime Choice 81 Is s. 2i Texans 50 0OGS4 81;
spuns Lambs. 81 0O1 IS 90 per head. 49,.
HogS-Receipts 5000 shipments 1900: market acuse
prices beer; Light shipping, So s5as7; Mixed 10 ood
Packing - ~ 9S7 20 Butchers 10 Extra, 81 2OeSf A.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. MAY 24-Cdule-ReceIpts. LIE
market slow Prime 81 50aSG 65i Fair to Good $3.50 %
Common. - OOGS $500
Nog-Recclpts LIS: market slow; Phl2dephas, - JO6
81 90. Workers. 81 1907 %. ~.
Snip Receipts 1000 firm, Prime. 50 256
s. o. Fair to Good. 81 u q s. IS. Common, 81 GSi1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK May -BEEVEs-Iieorlpt- were 81 cars OF
s head 6uth ami - AT Jersey Cy. The
arrivals mere an so[' steeGs Tor N's, s,In 1n
pate more active demand Dressed Beef SLOW Al 10 %
ehrmrrIs 10 go live on the Egyptian Monarch
ilr by ~ Goldsmith aud 500 Lave snccp On ir san
steamer by D. Mclntoh me f1n noSush Tor the Hermas
CAIN IL ecgpis were ~. nat Iraay an at PIN st.;
head Tor The cores ondins Dino last week mrset
oycIstcAc and slow trade wa recorded =. decline Of
would CARED i Few Choice OTIS sold at Ge7c but
The general range for Vrlls OOH
Buitrunls calves sold mainly at 39J2c, mixed lots at q
D. cssed Vcas were little hrmcr early Ia the day and
Tme sold al qi0c, with Common down 10 &c Noimpoye
II4enaeoA & Davis sold - Nels a. ID. At 7c DO a,
TO- at 20 AZ DO l' H. At 6'c - d. ~ H. at ~ % do
5Odo $50 u. Gc Is do - H. At 5a,c u 40 n n. at
ii2 H. at sc ~ inttermlik cayc, lew veals Is a. al
80 - dc lev yeal. - H. a. g. ara = DO i2o r. at &C.
i D. al oc "o rs ID a. ~ LOO 1000 do i5o 10 at 14c
j4c do ~ ID. at 5.c Fed Calves Ia ID, at &C. and
Hume Snien solid IS vrA. Is- n. at 6ac, ls7 do 1876
d. at 50 20 800 80 H. at Sc 40 "a D. at - 90 80 DO
walsh. Kirby & CO. sod - MIci calves Ie9 NJ at
S4e ~ o. n at oS itl Bp5eGn; r,sw,Neas lV2 b.
feline wight. Hoar & 90 soId 81 veai. lS5 70. 6lqc
CO. 50 do. rs N at nc. ana Mixed DO ne 70. 4tc
Egg H s4 10 "a sI1 1 2 Hya 55S o &C. Jersey S
g to "a ri ~" ANA H. do III ,c at &c. COR. -
be car, at Jersey cil ANA S1ls A. 6ohs and about
for i've days o2S head against .. 1913 head for the
spending time asst week The arrivals gi aud sellers
controlled the market sheep fully &c higher aud
Lambs advanced from 70 ~ n. SIe. OF Common Ia
Good sheep were at j2d6Asc \ dackosd OF Maryland
Lambs sold Al Zoe; cars OF Virginia do Sad9c.
lew otatos at o. &c The lew Jersey Lambs In sold
mainly at 81 . zoe.
dressed Mutton firm AT lOI2dllc and Choice selling
IL LC Dressed Lambs sold at 10 a l5c.
sales Newton Gllct sold 46i Ohio sheep, 80 TO- at
81 80 Il3 do 50 ~ AZ 70 80 2s do 80 m at 81 5O l2J do
%, at Ol4c. 2Jl do. 30 70. H. 20;
10 do ~ IL, At So 10 10 do 30 10, at 6sc ia do 10
At &c.
j. Sadler Co. sold 81 Ohio sheep 20 ID, at Gasci l75
DO. ~ H. Al blsc ~ 90 ~ N. atbc 81 ~ 10
2OS do ~ H. al che 2j7 Western do rs TO- at 62c 1855
NTeitia smb-. - ID, al soc.
J. ridcock sod: LA Maryland Lambs, 81 n at loo
~ Virginia do. % -, AT &c, - DO 81 dO,at sc.
}. ~. Wy tk"i sOd - Jersey Lambs. 90 10, l0c.
Hume . Mul sOld: lJ lAtmbs 50 at &c DO
do. ~ 70. ~ &c II hep and Lambs, 20 70 he
Nous Receipts II OF ,7JS hest-7 cars ~
Jersey city and al AOhsI Total days 2O3J7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25

nod and N. Gonse's volume will extend tneH
knowledge by furnishing reasons for the fath tna'
is in them. He will determine the outlines OF jap
auese art history settle far possible It's genel
ally confused chronology and emphasize the arts's
of real worth as they occur, with such biographical
notices as can be given. The difficulty OF e1ecutlg
SO comprehensive a scheme Is apparent ana we sH"Ii
wait with considerable curiosity 20 see the measure
OF NJ. Gonse's success Yet we are told that III DIS
cbaptcrs on lacouers and painting he furnishes
history of these arts based precise facts from ihe
ninth to the middle Of the nineteenth century-thc
date when the national art was finally s'Ined by
Europeans Two hundred pages will he devoted 10
the chapter on painting, and HokousaI, called Inc
Rembrandt of Japan Will occupy the ieaulhg
place Embroderes, with studies OF the Jo"A'"'"',
sculpture ranging from the colossal buddna Vi
Kamakoura to he minute nei.kes, ceramics ivory,
metal and LACQUER work OF all kinds, with graNuIe
N black and colors will be treated OF IN their re-
snoctive cbaptprs. while the volume viii contain
over 700 illustrations. Til Sc necessarily form an
ir,nortaut feature of a book of this class and II If
nleasnt TO learn that the otchings and 100 engraved
designs will be by ~ Henri Gucrard. while the re-
nroductions in col0rs have been done by NM. Le-
mercier and Charles elliot, the heiograVures 10y NJ
Duiardn, while much Is promised Tor the otheI
Illustrations Properly carried out, this book shouid
form a unique and very valuable cyciopHdla Oh
japanese art, and we shall await lis appearance
with a lively interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
COTTON MARKEls..BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL NAV "A -l231 I. n,-couon easier: MIA
ding Cplanda SD do. OTieana Cd. sales 5000 baie-
includIne bales sDeculdtion ami receipts
IUGl- bales including Iu.IOO American. Futures
VDlaucs Low Midunng Nav June oenvcry.
Dad. do. Genvory Jb+4d. 5ssel.:
August dcnfery. JS-.d.. August and
fcmBcT 0"soId september and October
5b7e.d November and December delivery 1a.a.
lures dull
LIVE roOoL May 2f-2.OO m.-Cc;ton-Ine SAFES Of the
d G. d. 800 Dale- AmeTc2..
GALVESTON. Nav -4-tOtton dnli. Mddrng l01-c. Low
Nddnne 4C; GOOt ordinary. Fisc.. rc,eiuf, sol
bale4 gross {s- naie. t. ttrctf Hfltalu --
bales 10 Franco bales 10 the Continent bae5:
10 lie OhinneL UIIcS cOastWlsc. baIcs, salos
~ bales stock Il 357 bales.
NEw-UR'EANs. Nav 2I-GOtton easy Middllng lO1,c
Low Middling. 9Tc. DoO1 OrlIndry Hsc. r.a-ipJ,
gUy bales gross 4,zi3 hac-. cxpOrts coastrise -
bales France. bales. Ia the Continent. bales;
70 Britain. bales saes, 1000 Uacs. last even
ing. l. 900 bales stOcs. !jJ.iGI bales
SAVANNAH. May 2l.-Cott1n quiet. MIddlng IUIc.:
Low niddnng. CSC tool ordinary. Ji-c receipts
bales. gross
aes. 10 the Continent - baes. 10 Great Eutaln
bales bales evening bales stOcz. I2J,g
balrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEWBORN CITY.

22d 81 ns 823 n q ~ lstavc. 81 Cx91 q; Isabella
Hogan and husband 30 Jerome ~ onnor....... $4,000
Manhattan rl.~ cDf IOtl-avc. JJ1lu0,
Lambert Suydam 10 Peter Met ornicA ........ 1900
smyti ana husband to John ichards ......... 1900
36tllsi 22j fl e of 9th ave. -jx..9 G. Lawrence
executor, to 4 toEedl ct bSG6
to Wilhelm Knnser ana ..-.... 1900
Jqth-st 5iG DO cOi SHAVE ~ lA5c.J. l. VI spell
Ing and wllc rhp Comfort. -. 1880
bath ST. II s. 1882 IL y ol sta ave. z9.2TluO.J Ssm1
Nc MILAN and wlic 10 Vim LOuphfHn ........-.... !
II. \ 217.9 II OF dd-aye. lIJI9-.H Emily
Conise. husband to Alex McsoIey. -. 5000
ST II. ~ U l~f xluO.l J & TIMBER
field and wife D II Fowler ........... 10000
Ave A W :, 40 . OF list A. 25VlOJ. Bridget
Mahon and husband to john Ma comson '...,-. 1000
Lot ii KlngsbTaCc. adjoining land OF y Bailey:
Vim CletNcr 10 MAJ gdIct Chceyer. ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2i.-Flour-sluggfsh and weak Rye
s5ta E1fa Gear S. a. Go DO Choice IS Is do Straight
50 90 fegnsylvan FAM s. ohio Fair clear s. - 30
81 ., Minnesota Patent 81 Is do do Fancy s. 90 Wheat
western adFlces az wei as decrease Oh over oUVO sn
In visible supply. prices advanced lc ana closed hf0
ccte ned IN grain DEPOT 81 Longbeny in grain depot
~ 20 quoted on track az 81 2jq 20 No Red ~ e1
Re in MOT elevator 81 Ia steamer Red DO DO 81 OG
60 L. u - ssi ~ No Pennsiviria Ecd Tor ing was
quo ed u 2ia}I 20: No Red June 81 - do July
y 9 bid 81 1914 asked June 81 - bid 81 lOi4 asked;
Jny u q . Did, 81 - asked Aus9sI 81 ~ a. P qi
~c highe and ruled steady wth moderate speculative
but prices ruled esdy under light offerings; No IN gram
iepot osc Sal Mixed on frtcE 81 a Sc Sau White on
track G7c 40 Yellow in grain depot e6ci sail Mixed
Mixed May 65[c bid 81 e. asked: June 5Stc BID 65gc.
KY a @ a. moved d'sH o 1a aSG y Sa S
NJ MIed. short storage 4J9.ci do do keguaI sdci
SO; Choce Uueaded White 6ic; Futures ruled quct bat
steady; 80 White June 32i4c; No White May - he.
bid 81 hc asAcG; August, 47c. bid 47c asked Provisions
CO. . Fe DBL Ro 20 96 90 r;eA ill., sAl S co.
Beef tcs free board. 40 -; Dried Beef tl6Gtl7
i P9Ta 'i DO mS Nfs s3 ead IT, i2 a
sldes smo.rd ls'G -i9oi do in sat y ~ shoulders
9aoc smoked 10 lOL1r Belcs in Pickle i pc;
DO S%ossG 49, 10y Refined - 10 iI tenn, am
AID weak: Penn,yyaniA Creamery Extra 2jci Western
Extra. "a ic. Western EItrA. 2oc GOOD to choice.
IaQ 81; tolls 7Gl,c. Eggs--teady hut less active
Truusy vani' Extras l4ac IVES ern do. 3c Cheese
Qu-t aud easier York Full cream. 49, Western do.
/. do Fair To or n ~ .ci Pennsylyana Part skins.
cTy,tl "A. We; ConfecIonrr.' r." So: raw 7sS
<oniaaI for e'rsSS, 70 aevced afie j1qe
bis y i ,c IN as a. iiirh wines We-te9n ~
otner Atuc e. nacl"n .el i.e,ebts-f our LOO o!s'
Shtpment,-NOuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
EUROPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL NAV 1i.Bac0n Cumberland Cat. $40, Short
Rib O4id. PORK. Prime Ness % OH dO c-eru So Lard
Prime 53pd Cheese American ChOice IuT
penrIue SpIus B2Dd. 5syd per cut for
American .Breadstuls-COru. jsG. for NcS Mixed West
eru. Wheat. 81 az per cenLI Tor California No A. . q
g2d California No 2 slOd d93d for RED Wntor Peas
cd per Genital Tor Canadian Butter, IS UUd Unit
states and % 0Od f0r do Beef! Tor EItra
India Mess.
NAV 2i.-~plrits rurpeotiue 81 Oh Calcutta
LInseed. 4lyI quarter IInsced On 80 6E2O 10
pei tan. Talon 416 CIVIL Rsnned fssroisda bisdS
oS-d. ga
uAvRR' Nav 24.-wncor's Lard closed 20 franc, 90
centme- D % kllO.
BnGsEx 24-wilcoI's Lard closed 81 marks per
llG4us
ASIwRRP. Nay 24.-P~lroleum Il francs % ccntimo,
PAD and sellers Wilcox Lard closed francs =. con
lines per 100 kOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
Droposdls.

NOTICE. Sealed proposals will be received
- De II ihc Board of Education. ~ Grand
and lin ST.. uniIl the an DAY o. June. i--o.
For steam Heating Apparatus Grammar school 80. -
For en- iug and 4crIn. aAI for steam Heating AppA.
r9tus Grammar school 80 "a.
Iron ~tairWays for Grammar schools Nos Il and
20.
For fun information Cty Record Tor sale 4, 40 CIiy
Han
OREGON IMPROVEMENT CONPANY.-
~ sealed propos vii DO received 1T ~ ONCE Of The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Sos - AMI p VIII
for tho el'e fe trust Of thirty bonds = fhc W
improvement COMPANY for the sinking fund pro
yllcd ia the securing TIE
Proposal. should Dee laIni-el and dfe. trd Goo D. 60.
ROi~TON. PRECEDENT So-. 20 and - VI liam st. and must
be presented before - O'Clock 0n dee Let pfoKlmo
TIIE FAIMLR~' LDAS AID TRUST COMPANY
Trustees.
BY r. q. EOLsrON. President.
Scw. York Nay 90. ISIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ON and after Nav "a. 1888.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Harrisburg pittsburg West and South with Pullman
and Chicago Limited of Paror Dining smoking aud sleep
w INF Ga.s al oe f faTsn +y No. p M Cory and at
.. IN, connecting CORY for Iusvile, Petroleum Cen
Batimoc Washington and the south Limited wsshinstGa
arrive Washington m Regular via p and P r. Z.
f. T. and AT 20 h a. ia aud ;. M anu night =
sunday via b and p. r. r.. M. Up. and II night via
For Atlantic aT' c IT, etct H S@udaS j M and H.
For Sn gsSs ay Except s sSda a1! 81 and
hg ions via Railway and Ambcv IL $50 aud
w. sunday docs not stop az AsO9ry ra dia
al jersey CITY atodng speedy and direct transfer Tor
T.ES airiye From Pittsbug go and II Pa m '59 and
W. m da ,IS s sa m 80 $50 a % $50 o $751;
IN - and 20 30 p III sunday o so $50 m IL % and
IoSO From F FSindtrnia so S9S $50 sicePs
g 1898 1873 1913 ts and oo q H. Sunday Sy
So 20 $50. sO5, II55 m go. 7Sj. $50 1920
lOS' aH' '"''' PHILADELPHIA.
THE oID.E,TABLJsnEG WOUrh AND SHORT Linz
20 TRAM EAcMWAY WEEK EEK PAYS nH, AYPo 9YSsUN
DAY SSIAiloN SE ~ fnssADN 1f"iA' ~
DOUBLE TRACK. The Mosr IMPROVED EQUIP,
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave XewYOrk via Dcsbrosscs and Cora
an@ Hsd sf,lis' r . iSG c 800 s.o
g. g. 7s . p M. and II night SUNDAYS 5, % Lin
nSs, ana Mans AZ ssye aOa e e1eepi
TO a. H. aud v. H. running through VIA Trenton AM
Camden.
leave Broad station PniIadelpa l2Sl
II. ana 10 Lmted Express 1870 and 80 p M
3;l3' $40, 80 5:JO 800 a m. to2O limltcll o.'v;
7i5 land 500 p. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden
-. anu Asa m. daily except sunday .. ,yo,s.
Ticket Offices 49,. Si9 amt ga BROADWAY Astor
foot Of DcsDrosses and Cortandt ss, toutt-s' an
brooklyn Annex station loot OF kulton.st bto2syn c. '
Ia and lis Hudson HOooKen Stalloh JfI
migrant Ticket Office, No y Battery Pace "h" O"'"o
Garden.
The Company will call or and CHECK
uagg age hotels residences - y,oop
~'''' t;enaTai Manager Gene P2ssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF tire classes w.. begin on MON
DAY May n. at 10 a.
The examination candidates for admission to any Of the
tx regular Mining fngincerng Cvh Engineer
NJ. Analytical and Applied Chemistry, Geology Metaurgy
Architecture will begin On FRIDAY, June 8. at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1854.
observation-disclosures b. HAYS, N. D.

EEOPENS SEPT 4. 1852.
boarding school highest grade whose threshold
end and scrupuiOusy followed s1 nond Al an early aga;
thenteect " yOlth by ssc tho viii rs Oh deucs All
the feelings rSgioni separating these three ei5
requisites instruction. discipline religion WAis nJhs tot
profession
Situated Washington Heights abont ten miles mp the
Hudson. 1T reached the sixth Aven1A Elevated koh -
l6jth-st Carriages are always in watnG or ~ Timely
notification the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL OF any
beautiful AMI healthy place-on eminence
mauding the delightful more attractive
rUundngs found along the fArftnoi banks ths
Hudson. It's buildings arc unusually hOncllko.
Of land attached O, shaded aud IN
tcrsected by oak groves aordng ample space for play
grounds.
French, German. and spanish spoken.
4 La |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25
REAL ESIAIE.

NEW-YoHK. Thursday. May II. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
sac,IOom yesterday
~ Ef-hIri T. HGrHcH & Co.
| 3story br stone house with lot no "a West
Henry bernard sll 900
| 9.sfofy frame hol~e WITH l1t lnthJv 1lll
r 81 lsothst lot 25rloo Nahew Nnsr3y 49,. 1850
ii. loI1,IlI Irregular timothy Donoyan... 1850