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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
Nvw YonR, May g.

To what extent the course of the petroleum
o,a, . atcc,ed 70 dav by the failure of tho maruo
National Bank 1t ia impossible to tell Some sales were
made by parties for whom the bank had been
certificates and the general traders were quich 70
their long OIL and even go "short when 'no "'l
beeaD TO weaken after the ahuoun
of tho news. But no dec''no
VI =, 49, 30. rooortod today could have taken
Mace # The combination which advanced oil 70 % The
dollar marx had to resist the DOWNWARD he the
real weakness probably from realizing ses W
Insiders Early prices 81 02dSl O2i2 anu up 49,
noon the market steady. Then there 1899 nont
touched I'm the later rally 90a5 cents III o nc.
dealings there was renewed heavy selling hnh MI Inc
fell To 90 cents A rally 10 97l2 cents iOHo"o"' W."
close was weak ~ 96ai cents. IL. ,,aro % fol-
The range OF prices and the total dealings "ero ~ ''
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Mem pntlicntlons.
CTORIES BY
AMERICAN AUTHORS.
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THREE VOLUMES NOW READY.

THE FIRST VOLUME CONTAINS:
WHO WAS sHEi by Bayari Taylor THE DOCC'
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Fuuper ONE OF THE THIRTY PIECES, by W. il
Bishop BALACCHI BROTHERS, by Hebeoca Haru'hg
Davis AN OPERATION IN MONEY by Albert webster
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MRS KNOLIYs, by tie author of "GueTndae.' MAR
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AGNES Thicker.
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Hnrnett TWO PURSE COMPANIONS by George Persons
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DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
4 TRANSFORMATION

DEPARTMENT or TnB IxTKRon OVPIcR OF INDIAN AFFAR5
o.,,. WAsaN i1o :. =, hPsil . -, !SSi. .,
bds Tor Beef MUST be submitted in separate enveopes0
Bs on, Eour Clothmg or Iranspoteon SC as ne case
EOs. IS AND 81 WoosLEK,sI. Ni1NI0Rh, WI. be re
ccived Un p m OF TUESDAY, MAY q, 1854, for fur
30C0OO0 pounds Beef tho boot zoo 300 pounds Beans
pounds Baking Powder 10000 pounds Corn $4,000
$50 pound, Hard BIs,d a. 600 pounds HCHiny 900
pounds lard zoo barrels Aess Pors $1,000 poGnes zee
i5O pounds soap 5000 pounds Soda 10000 pounds su
Also. Bisnkets Wooen and Cotton Goods Consisting
pa1 OF Ticking fkng 200o1 yards Standard Calico $4,000
10000 yards DENNIS 600 yards bingham. 10000
yards Kentucky leans $4,000 yards chev.o 1900 Yards
yards Hickory surfing 10 o. yards Calico shrtng, e,O0O
yss Xs ppss Ooo ofs So and SUu ons
list miscellaneous articles such a. Harness Psughs Rks
vice to delivered Chicago Kansas CITY and Sioux City
for such wagons as be required adapted 70 tho c
OF the Pacific Coas with California brakes delivered ct
so transportation Of the articles. goods and sup
that may not be contracted for 70 be delivered at the
hhffDs MUST BE MADE ogT Oh GOVERNMENT
Schedule. showing the kinds ana qnans. OF Subsistence
supplies required for each agency and the Kinds and quan
bsDE proposals. conditions be observed BY bidders
S1Sioo routes atd ali other necessary instructions viii he
furnished upon application TO tho Ind. once IN ashiny
IyD Eo 4sS Broadway New.York the CCuInssares Of
snbTsteaee u at C5eSenne SLesg3 Ieay,,n~STh
Pomaser Al Sioux City and 10 the FosmSsers 40 the FOL
lowing named places Kansas Ark city burlington,
ara 4a,dSipssSD LanG McfheTscn Marion Medicine
Lodge Newton, Usage city, Sedan sterling Topeka Wei
Bids will be- opened al the hour and day above stated and
bidders are invited ( sf REffiTp' Ct &c 2RS'lH.
AL bids must be accompanied BY eerieed checks upon
the DrODOsAI a.PkICE- ComntssIOneg.
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Ocean Steamers
DORDFATTX LINE.

VkSHt Sis"'uSh"
RORDEAUX LINE.
Me- S fSs' fN n' ID
CHATEAU ;ont Nay an
CHAArEAU LAFfTE "wednesday June l
From rrence's stores NEAR wallst Ferry, Brookyn
Nec ys o vii T Tra% %s and Psn
FIRST Cabin neludlng wineI 80 20 20 Sioo' Seco""
s'eeraEe 80 fO' p'iTsTE GBSoUGANGER As Beaysr,t
" rNfTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR qUEENsT0wX AND LIVERPOOL
A1HSH May 1880 N
11iI1"N saturday May 81. 1922 n
re- These steamers are built Of iron water con-
partments and furnished WIN every a osTees6s
having bathrooms. smoking ROOM dTawingroon pdo
on each steamer The saterooms are all upper deck thus
nsuring those greatest OF all u1ures at sea- perfect 'en
CABIN passage according staeroo) 500 $50 and slOG
'e GFTIeE go % tso%bw%Y GUIoN CO.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CON, G0M,
I6nao pS CSeT6 ssnlTf Pans M ana @
EL1ID - NAY Ny 70 HtiAMn0YiA Nay -
Rates First 500 $40 and $50 according TO oea o
Ft Stdi 20 send nGIo for Tourist gazette
KUNHARDT CG Gen; Asts So 81 y hrO e':L,i; :
VNliAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
| ron QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or a Ih%rsSay 3y y 10 p M M
CCIITTff Of 'iiniNTFfA I Thursday MAY p. p IN
CABIN F FHss RST % S 1a and 6 So' $40
sT ro4 e em app tho 1NMAN rEAIsHP Co
dimited,' WssG9$t or liuiIdnS Broad way, NJ
Philadelphia O1lce 40. l0J sontn 4t1.st. ,o, ro.,
at night is u exclusively on this line
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.; CO.
~ xrwyofKHKo s s6r gD HHMP pr ASb BREMEN
EtGE va w &Ef$ & sy 4
Fnst cabin 800 TO $50 second cabin $oo 9'cel"s' "
lowest rates OrLRIcHs & CO.. No 2 Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
~ ~ a y; ord u i6fi Fir AMERICA and MEXICO
For tho lstnmus OF Panama
CRESCENT ITt sails attn 'aY. Nav u" noon,
Connecting for Central and south IA america ana asAc"
From san I For japan and and chi Dl''Hi
CITY OF PEK INCi .aIs tuesday Nav I = noon io ..
Rxcuron tickets Francisco and Yokohama az
ForHoNoLULU, NEW.zEALAND and AUSTRALIA
CITY or SYDNEY sails FRIDAY pa =;
on arrival OF Lon Ion mails at san Fraucl 60, o
For freight passage and general information Spy 'O
pa"y' Office on the PER B B2Gf s'Speraeaisn
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
III steamers leave per- foot OF Sussexst Jersey OIy
GO ,,,.rrtDA,f lo' ~ Wednesday Nay :, p M.
First cabin so: second, SjO steerage sls cnot 81.
FUNSGH EDYE % co. H. W NORRIS n SON
p : Wiiam.st Freight ACTS 80 B'way Gen Pass Ast
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and PARIS.
IL sailing from New-Yolk and Antwerp every "a u'ay
x KXn u D.-. safnrdiy May L. 1880 m.
saloons statcrooms smoking AMI bathrooms ansnps nn
40 for tvva prepaid; excursion $50; steeage, outward
s eG1 rro ed from An'" FE y9i whGr Son
General Agents, % Broadway
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5storv brick huding with lot no 423 West I'm con
At. 2S7 II W o. 9thayc 10, ~, IIf,bs or '
lots O. :, P, IIS S,crr 1000
lots Of o. ta rir Ii5ih''' " . 10000
lott, Of ih-a'e' 2''ll OF ~. ''' 'l'' CISCO
9ofs no. last I0isat 80 IT o, 4thave each oooo
bIonn ,t T2idlnr with lot 10 ~ East
II INST s. 2J5 It Of ithaye. lot l1Io1looIf eooo
I etory brick ana frame building. with lot Noll
Fast 1l7thst u s. 80 It eof it'aye lot Z'Ni"" ooo
iest 1s, 6ld 40 II Of LeNins'oe C5oo
s st%5y brii fots WITH lots nos ana Fsst
l2Ch-st LOO co 4thaye. lots ea'h lux > ~ .oo
oeto, frame bnilinr III io. No l33 West 1891 ~
et : 80 II Of 7thavr To- 45Xl0Oll; Ccnio 80.
lots o9 s2iT' r Narc OF '.c -V'"'t 2l75O
LOIS q Fasi II t1t 2io II " '.'' 10000
ot Nos 51 a, an 5,2 "a f" oS K}Tc 1900
4storv frnnD buildings with y. nos l3~ ana 80
Fasf l29tnst 10 It Of @iayc' eacA lo' Z'A- roo
Plot Of laRG ar on 'tha'e " cor o. 10000
3st5ry bfownstonc dwelling with To-, 80 l07 Vest
,TSdst ,9s,r 100 II " o. ''i''F .O 1880
similar h2 o e. "ii9 H. N9 b 5 1880
similar Ia , 1gld ot y q o same 1880
p I6o OF a ana on dave cor % o''. 3l7OO
lot 1913 OF ''u's'' z'1A.'. 5000
BIZ LotiS NeSier
I s,orv lrowngtone dwelling with lot sof East
I0gt ST II II " Of 4tl.ave lot l1I'OlO Sarah
WOidc NN'0
BIZ W. T. HGmers'eY
s,or,. fame 4vclliuq with > lots of l4lst-st,
l50fteof Coll,ge-ave lots each 2oxl20i Con- ,oo
rad Khl Jaw
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

QUAlIIGMAsTTWs OFFICE I. :. NC
WASHINGTON. .Ist April 1851. )
Scaled Proposals in duplicate wl be RECEIVED az ls ONCE
until TWELVE O'CLOCK ". at IHLE5DA1.. Inc
nv ENTY.NINIH Day OF NAY Next, for Supplying
Of lie following stations from July lsSl to 3Jh june
1885: ~, ~ -
Portsmouth, y IT,: CharieStown. Mass IrOotlyn y. y.
PHILADELPHIA Pa; Island Pa; AHA&I O7 Nl; wash
ingOn d ca G0-port Norfolk Va Mare Island Cali
and Pensacola. Fla. ,.,--,
Hcations win blank proposals be obtained upon
ife QulrcrHa-tcr Wa shngoh d g., ana s-lstanI quar-
tcrIoaStar 2.6 south IA street Philadelphia. IA
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Or Fuel ana al
dressed o the undersigned. . ,, .,.,-
MAJOR and Cuarterna.l'r,
/ AslLtc, 0j s.
20 81.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYok Desbrosses and COraEdt street
HsTrsSaFg Ps6urg the west south with Pullman
r n cs ftai s aFoP Diuns Smoking Sleep:
Wg STSe9s aA CORY for Hfussv
sam0 aS " and South Limited Washington
q ~ arrive ResulaT vis I p and
aid az go sn SS S and az h5 'n Sundays b
aud r. r. as ~ p m. and IL night. via B. and o. Il.
For Afantc City except sunday, With through cor, Jpn
For " & IS HEAD guRcon and stations
a ana an an AM o. 40 nj not STOP A6uT
Boats o. brooklyn connect with all through trainsa
JeT.ey City aGering speedy and direct transfer for
TRANS afrvof pft.ourg G1o and 1926 7S9 and
l93o daily and aay su sTfePt MEndsy f $50
va g Io sa and Rd' i$s p M s%nday s85 $50 a.
9S s9@ From E2% SiGIs o s soS9
s1 so Ps3 @on S '9b sS 70 U SO 81 ioo5
t 49, $50 sSn io5 10 1910 ana oS ''
TO PHILADELPHIA.
rUE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 1Ni sGSDA h sf%ffQsSs s. 5PTHfRtibEi- -
oounLE TRACK TIE MOST 5MEFC ~ E9UrN
EST win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Tsinseave NewYOrk DesbrOssss and COrArt
5'3S ~ s. $50 9 aud 10 Limited u 1lIoa n GAG.
$40, o. 9, l. and m and II night sundays 6;lS 8,
rTsn esyns S w. Tx S except sdnGay & $50
lao IL. l, 2. 4, and p connect at Trenton for
Camden
Returning trains leave Broads, Station, Philsdehia l2o
H. and l5a IN. Qimted Express 100 aud $40 p M,
g. g. $50, 7.iO 54j and on Sunday 1901, 3lbI
500. L. l:o5 $3.50 1, (520 Limited, 650, 4O las
and Leave Philadelphia va Camden, $50 a. m
Ticket o6.ce 49, r4o and ga Broadway,
gnd tOot Desbrossss Corandt Streets
md BrooklyR Annex Station. foot Of Fuiton.t,
yn: Bushs Hotel. UObOken station. Jersey city
EusTnt Ticket ONCE 40 Battery Place and Castle Gar
len
from hotels amt residences.
CHARLES L.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r AGENT
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN3FER@
Nurv.yoRk CRY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFW-YORN CITY
79d a Nh $ 10 I d frsncn So 500
75,t 100 9b, F o. a,9 sn another 10000
ll'tish s. All ~ NC y 20 OF pa 10000
AvcA s,ito f co sfs $1,000
East broadway n cor ~ MOntgonery-st, = Xlul9
i piy''oH'''A- 'Aio'' A'''' 35lOO
+s'h = an. s anSt Gi o rmee %one 10000
3cli.,t " cor of lsi-aye lOOx41gIirrccular, Pat 1890
REX Collins e. al IA VI GibOin- -----; 4h'OV
9tay f io C1I o. SO 500
5th2y yes ~ ~ te e ), q c fH,5' $1,000
IL TINT : 10 ,n n 81 TO JOHN $4,000
adHyc cIT o 2L To- ia James $4,000
1c5tlst s. 2H9g Of lst-avc. 32XluOll also q OF
i2t,h st. ST. ana Mo f f6 Th@s Guinn 10000
73d,sl; s. - II ioS Sn, iS'i'' $4,000
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Lotct5

TEE FL z. q AUREL E3OUGI,
ArLAKEwooD, NEwJERsEY.
REMAINS OPEN UNTIL JUNE /.
Ocean Steamers.
NCUOR LINE-U :. MAIL STEAMERS.
y GLASGOW vim LoNDONDEERY
Bolivia. ..... Nay 10 a. N. Anchona Nay a. ; q, M
De'OA' Cabr piss icc : % to so; second cabin 30
11vrafS6f A%b SGpUfvsPF 5SRa lEKvGcE
From Pier u North River foot OF Leroy.sL
ts II sas May q june S''' Is iaiy g.
CABIN pas sse s5O TO- ti0 according to aC
seeFd CaBin ana 3tferse ~ p ao"Ve e. annlv 70
IiEYDERsON BROTHERS,. Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE.
NoTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEw.YoRK TO II\,ro VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. 40 NoRrH RIVER
81 wencsday y "a IS?
GA IA ....-.-----. Wednesday, i,ay 3 1880
seeTae tickot to and parts Of Europe very low
rates feiEhtnDd ViE:FTsS S 9'f Bd@S & 3G Agents
| GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" Getwcea sew YORK and IIryre ., 49,.
PeT No - 'O' we IS & May "a n
AMlElQl r eapei May May "A! a. M n,
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit on tho Banquo
L0Gfs Die BEBIAY, agent No. 8 Bowling Green
! CPECIAL NOlICE.-C0mmcnc Tuesday,
- MAJ the Ocean steamship Company will dispatch one
/ day aud saturday al y. IN.
CITY OF AUGUSTA captain NlckcTson
TALIAITA apaIn Fisher
/ CHATTAHOOCHEE..-.-- captain Daggctt
T6ronsh bins ading issued for ali points Georgia
| Florida aud Alabama.
! For freight or passage apply to
| II. YONGE Agent
! Pier 3D. y. r.. foot Sprugst.
or W. IL RActt 81 Broadway
NATIONAL LINE.-Fr0m Pier 30, n. r.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
ENGLAN MAY L., r. III SPA >. May ~. 1890 m
EGI RI newly nttet ednesday May -
FOR L0NpON. CALLING AT PLYMOTIH
| FOR LONDON DIRECT.
CANADA May ]. a. N. HOLLAND. May 7, D. m
Cabin $50 TO &O0 prepaid steerase tickets s2O outward
+ ". J. HURST. Manager Washington Building Battery
| Pace NY
! THE NEWLY-FITTED AND FAST
/ steamship
| EGl Pr.
| Captain sumner
sails from New York for Liverpool WEDNESDAY, MAY %.
Choice secured superb accommodations.
Cabin rates, 500 10 So. Apply 10 f. W J. HURST
Washington Building, Battery Place, New. York
| WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
! ~ UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BALTIC. capt Renee saturday. May 10, p.
/ ADRiATIC, Capt Pnrscl -. Thurslay, My H. a.
BRirANNIC. Capt rerfy-..~. SATURDAY. May - p m.
HEfl 10. apt irving II SHAY May -. y a
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT or WEST
R.Trs-ss,oo, eco lgTiI-sIF s,oo p.,urr ,c,,.,, On
favorable terms storage low rates intermediate Ad
ate only, 40.
kJ.CoRrIs. Agent
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DROpOcALS FOR RATIONS.

PROPOSALS FOR RATlONS.
i QuAuEaNA~TERs OFFICE, L. 6; u C"(
WASHINGTON. 2lst AprL, 1854. )
Sealed duplicate. will he received a i- once
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, OF SATU RDAN Tho Tlllltl
FIRST DAY or MAY Next Tor furnishing Tetons 30 the
United states Marines NOR o. the following Sta
tioIs from 4 JUlg. lS-i 10 goth Of June $50:
Portsnouti y H. ChaIlestOwn, Mass; BrooE yn y y;
Ieaenp Island near Philadelphia Pa Annapolis Ma wash
iugon d C.; Go,pO!t, neaI iOli Va Mare island Cal
ard Pensacola. Fla. ,.-.--,.-
~IcC0ratious with blank proposals. be obtained upon
application al any OF the stations named or ~ TIE 0cS 0I ne
Qartelmaster, Washington D. C.. aud Assistant NHdtc+-
master g2C south TN street. Philadelphia. ia.
prOuOSts should he endorsed Proposals Tor llOns ana
" " ~ W. r. SLACK.
Major and Quagte.maajer
L. = Maine Corps,
Washington, ID. &.
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Express Trainsesve NswYork Desbrossss and Cortland

boUBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIr
MENr, AND THE Easiest TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsrERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chsmoersst Depot
pam-Daiy except sundays Day Expres draw lnsi ooa-
1'Chos 70 E,ni.a SII S'eepinS
Bpm daily. 81 Louis Limited" Eyprsss-No exru charge
40 IA N; Niagara Fans. M Hamilton ont, ittn MT
betoit - N; - Amanca 3;S a IN; CeVeIsnd 80 M
S0 o @ M ana PpStaas5Ss
Day)Pachc Express for the West A solid Train Of
Bunao Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
bunei smoking Coael "a TO Chicago
Ruhcr'ora and Psssale 7lO ESQ $50 1920 II
146 800 $40 81 $50 $40 $3.50 $50 1880 IL mi night
PateEson 1 ia $50 aso io2o n IL noon i4s $50 10
$40 $50 $40 $50 1880 sis 1890 and ~ midnight
days $50 100 a, m Ia $50 " mttniyh5
4l.0 $40 $50 02U 100 m aud y mdng ht SATURDAY
s5: only snn Sy sl $l9
midnight sundays $50 ioi2o N las $50 N and il
NswOnrs and Cornwall '5o D. m $50 $50 m. Sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery . $50 II.
Goshen siSo 1880 m $3.50 $50 asossl5pm sun
Akidetown $50 1919 m $50 $50 si5 m SUNDAY
$3.50 1910 m $50 8 M The trains am and 49, \
ct MainsL Tho J q m train stops at MsIn.st only.
rot Jeryis T5o l02O N iiS0 u sio ~ sunday a's
leave ?Sds quarter Of and quarter after ga hoGs
from 5a5 an to l0tS m every thirty minutes ana toA
Tickets Tor passage and apartments IN Drawing oom and
Sleeping obtained and orders for the ehessns
sns S o Of Sass9SS %y Ss s 8 Wests No
Courts Brooklyn or Ct hS s, Psvs S Sewyo at o
''O li JoS Ana iiTBofF denr Agent York
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY,
~ Trains eeve for hnsieS9od Slsser Permo, ana
Eanuet, spring Valley aud Monsey ITO 10 Am 4;6opn
Suhu'y IloSS A. ABBOTT. GenT fass'r A gent, NsuY@k
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TUST PUBLISHED.
OFF.IIAND PORTRAITS
EMINENT NEW-NORkERS,
Bv STEPHEN FlSkE. limo. s. o. . -
EXTRACT FROM PREFACE: These Poiual,S nay"
en written of hand ana aught has been gnust "a Ger
family ngug has eel down IN malice In ueecDns 80
many diaeront persons Of very different PROBES
,lersvmcu generals Journalists nancleTs ana actors can
carClv pc 10 please everybody and indeed nave h n,
,c, vor,d do to OF
Portraits Is al can desire As 10 me 10,
rinn ,ipon various topics political ana othe wise, VINO
ale naturally suggested by these Portraits these arg %
,n az fbeo il that thev are sincere and nobody IS con
adhered bound 10y them but myself ~,
PUBLISHED BY .-
GEORGE r. LOCKWOOD * son,
ST. BROADWAY.
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From "Prentlces Stores" NEAR wallst Ferry Brookyn
Travellers for France, spain and Itay, Fyrenfs, "u'
abIn uncning winel $50 $780, second Cabin s1''
SteeTage, go. For passage appYto ,-,,p M p.ay.rat
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Brick AMI frame buildings, with plot % land No' ~
and alg Wrst.st 9 q 81 3 of th'rltnH-st pot OF
land Al -xli7. 6Xirrrguar simon ~t'ln'efRrI -
8 story brick and frame house md STORY ctiI.a'-
house with Mot uf land, 40 20 East 0+thst -
liz n OF Ave.A plot o. land jOx 81 9Xiresuldfi
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Cesal Ga eB.

CPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF the 49,
,0ru VINO prIPHos AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Commonly known tho
UTHEAsThRN DIVISION
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Ia YACK.ONTHE-HUD9ON. -
omen on haif study for summer Pupils from June -
Candidates. coached for Fan Examinations. send :Or nen
s,eing,e Tvs '' " " II PANNISTER, A. NJ.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
ruE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS and Oh
SUNDAY STATIONS IN PH1LADEL~
PHIA 2 IN NEWYORk
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Jnstruriicn.
Tor Yonnv Ladies-Country.

No.. s1n,tnrt. school for Young Ladies, New'Havcn
onu Tenth year begins septemberzf'
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2.stnrv fame Fwclling with lots. o. 4lsI-st'
l50fteof CO,ge-ave, lots, each 2oNl-0i CON
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II Masonic Temple tluCinhail. ONO
Tutlcr StIna0 q Hubbard. NewNOrk; H0edy, johnson &c
Cofton b. Foraker mi Ramsey & Matthews cincinnati
o.: Henry d. Boston. Mass Wilson J0ues ~piln{
feii ill.,: John T.. III IA. e.. j. ROIs and G. VI ia G''A
ron a. counsel qp,3 Wow
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoEK. Tuesday, Nay 6. 1891.
following sales were held at the Exchange
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RUKUEAUN LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the south Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. ,, No
CHATEAU msy
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CHATEAU wednesday, . uo
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BV L0ulS lcStcT
l A-storv brownstOne dwelling with lot ? sot La7t
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Art Schools City.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI lecnning Tuesday. oct. IS, n DRAWING. OIL ant
WATER-COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWEk>
tAd ANDSCAPE CHINA PAINTING end DECOI'AIION
STUDIO No. 10 MADGSON-ANE.
References -
Nj D.. UUNTISGTON. Nj WILLIAM HAEI, MI
JAMES HAEI, Nj. a. +. BELLOWS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-24
Masonic veteran Assocint,on.

This association, composed of Masons who
have been not less than twenty-one years a
member of the order, held its annual meeting
last evening at the library room of the A.
and A. Scottish Rite. About fifty members
were in attendance. The venerable presi-
dent, Gen. Albert Pike, read his annual ad-
dress to the brethren, which was peculiarly
pathetic, interesting, and instructive. The
following officers were elected for the year
ensuing. viz Albert Pike, president; Hon.
w. W. Upton, first vice president; c. w. Ben
nett. second vice president; VIM. NJ. ireland,
secretary; Ezra l.. Stevens, treasurer; John
X. Thompson and VIM. =. Roosc, stewards
The stewards were instructed to provide the
annual banquet for Monday evening, Feb.
at such place as they thought proper. These
! annual banquets arc always occasions of in
tellectual and astronomical enjoyment
The association adjourned to meet on Satur
day evening preceding the banquet.
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CnNTIRNIATIONS.


The senate In executive session confirmed tho
following nominations:
Isaac A. Taylor, of Kansas, to bo agent at the sac
and Fox Indian agency. . a..
Valentine X. McGillcuddy, Of Dakota, 10 DC
agent at the Pine Ridge agency.
Augustus 8. WorthiDgton, to BIO United STATES
district attorney for the District of Columbia;
Henry X. Gibson, to be pension agent at Knox
Vile, Tenn.
Horace Austin. to be register Of the land Office
at Fargo, Oak. -,,,- - .
Postmasters-wm. ]. Flucher, GAINESVILLE, Ca;
Samuel s. Griffin, Quitman, Ca; Thnddeus u
sturgis, Columbus. Ca; Duncan Jordan, GUNNER
Ga; VIM. 4. Il. Wilson, Atlanta, Ga. Carlos o.
Wilson, Mlllelgevillo. Ca. VIM. J. Clark, Biz
mingbam, Conn; samuel W. oliver. Railway, n
j.; Miss Lucy A. White, Newton, Mass; Mrs. nj.
Beck, Hallon,. Kan; sylvester X, Burch, olathe,
Kan; David .MeKcrcher, Peabody, KAN ID D,S 3
Crested, Cal; Simeon Walker, Carbonate, III;
Willard n. Smith, Englewood, III. Mary N. Cog
geshall, westervillc, Ohio; J.. c., Bel, CnlpepgT,
Va; jacob o. Price, Friendship, n. u; Newton X.
Barber, Corvallis. Greg; Michael A. Flanagan,
Fort Benton. Mont; warham Parks, oeonomowoe'