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NAVAL STORES while remaining quiet here, have
been urn IN sympathy win The southern and foreign adyes
quiet and apparently quite at - 036c on the spot
200 bbls for April sold at Sic Tar and Pitch quiet and
OH CAKE-Dull and unchanged.
oILSThere have been moderate sales in jobbng way
aamarka5iy :tcady neSd RS' 5asc western
31e Calcutta, o. 959c Crude Cottonseed 40a42c
Menhaden 5Ocj Tanners Bank, 49a50c straits, d52c
Ceyon Cocoanut. 10 IS Cochin, 9a9to Palm q Toe ;
Oyi 95c; Red J6Sj7c for sapOni1ed and 5s 60c
for Elaine.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There was another quiet day bothin
berth and charter and further
SS5 OIL cake Zoo lots VafEssos s%SSn
$ i:a. Ssss%i,mssI ss:s; $S
DON, steam, 81 900 BUSH Grain Gid nom store AVON.
MOUTH. steam, 10000 bush Grain. 3I4d.. HAMBU re-
1t 40 gsnns' .a steam $500 Sa;S
bush % ''so1
Grain; S6S4O pten3igs 800 b6ls Resin ~ marks 2o9
hhds DO and Stems 20 205 bales Tobacco 81 500 bags
Clover seed private terms $40 bags Flour 2c 9o bags
pfenuigs 800 bbs shoe Pegs, an SEVILLE italian
bark 10 600 cases Refined Petroleum. ship
COON British bark 40 900 cases DO 100 LISBON Ital.
can bark nvs sSs ,Sn S' ssn and
sTIys 200 cases Refined Petroleum. private terms:
noF, Italian bark S% PssTe Or
LAND Swedish bark from st Johns N b., Birch 2Os and
Deals Deals eos CORK FOR oRDERs, or UNITED KING.
terms: .ehSo1sS from s johns. bp' ia%
On fSi s1S. Vest declined irtn.
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Urouo5Gls.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
L NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIHIyG,

a NAVY DEPARTMENT. !
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIHIyG, I
WASHINGTON. D. G Feb, 10 lSo4.)
Sealed proposals. Endorsed PropGas i{t VII Ce
M for one hundred fifty thousand 100000 pounds OF
Navy Tobacco to delivereda the Navy Yard Brooklyn
n as follows: fifty thousand 100000 pounds In thirty
days the before the first dag OF November
Specifications Of offer will furnished by this
&eau upon application and proposals must be made npon
the forms furnished and accordance with the speclca
tons. , e,,rru
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Art Schocls-City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday, oct. l6, in DRAWING OF. ana
WATERCOLOR PAINTING, STILL IL fdoM MN X
and La y DSCAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DEtORAllON.
STUDIO No. so MKDISON.AVE
References: -.
Mr. n. HUNTINGTON Mr. WILLIAM dAkli MI
JAMES HART, Nj. 4. L. BELLOWS.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday March 1s, 1884.
ing sales were held at the Exchange
day.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, March 1s, 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesrOom to-day:
By Rchard T. HnneH d CO.
ii 100 f Ferry iiy T o clinton iSsge s2s7oo
] GstoIy brick store, With lot. No 4Oi Pearlst
6 I1e I Tot 2552Ss55S$GSGSo5 Henry i'
2-sioy brick dwelling win lot Noe57 Waic:st ''''
es. 1913 # S OF Jackson-st, lot 2jr7oi Timothy
story frame dwellings with pot Of LAND, Nos ii
plot oiSnd 7ox7s3; 7 Poiter,.,.. 1890
VS. ofa above, lot I9sx7O; Id tonauglon -.....' 1900
VS. Of above lot IsGx7O; F Cautrei - 1000
lot mo 2 600 og's Of 5GP1 a John 10
ssorS brick dwelling with oi No ia East 18Th O'0O
tins, III Of Unvcr'tty-pace, lot l92x494x.
lsGxi7 II: "a schwarl ..;.;,;...- 10000
49, i9i,io Of 5th-ave lot 95xei l. Bailey @ $4,000
st. IS. 2Ol # " Of 7thave, lot 24.lOx9s9; NJ Cole.
5stoTy brcs building WIN et, 10 567 $davees
si8s Of 46ih-st oi issx75i Mathew Murray. 27,6Oo
Of 46tist, lot 2oISo Henry Gasken $4,000
S,StoIy eJGwnstone S Cycling, WIN lot No l54
1908; u Hndey .. i, -. 1890
eact lot 25Ll0o John Casey 1900
i62120Ox25O; George W Tubbs 215o
YONKERs PROPERTY.
BIZ James /. Wells.
land on spriin road Thomas stokes ........~. $3.50
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
BV 4. H. MuLer d Son.
story brick dwelling with LOT, No 90 President 81.
wOf Van Brunt.st, lot 26xlOO John Sham , $3.50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
NEwYORK CITY.
4tb.st 5 $, lot 1923, 251962; Daniel Van Reed and
- wife 10 Frank sclaeiieT $4,000
90 wOehr, executor to Kath Koch :, =; 1880
and wife to Jonas We'll ct Al >; $4,000
executors to David 10000
7th.ave. s, $50 OF 40th-st, 1870. occupied o
Gray referee, to P II Power deeds;;;......;. 1890
6lst-st 222S OF l0th-svc. 222Il0O.b; Joseph
stsples jr and wife to- Kitohng $4,000
4Sthst, 4, A20 Of Sth'aye, l3SxlOO6j Sarah A
Morgan and husband TO Mooney ......;;..... 10000
9th.ave, cor OF 63d.st, 25sI94 l0I-xSb Hannah
Moody to I'd Conien. Observation-Disclosures 1906
Anne wKe. 5:...,::,...... 24OOo
Love to Kellogg ...-...................... 5000
1st-ave, " g. 95 SOIL Of lO6th-st 20I8OJ Sigmund
Ebrech and wife 70 James Wallace; 5000
2d-ave, s. 20 IT n of 6lstst 20x63 Bendheim and
.. wife to Lawrence Mccormick ;::..:...... $4,000
and wife to John Muth ;.:;xs;..;;, 1866
~, hede and willie TO Martin LueeL and anotier. 1900
Wilisave, se cor OF 1S8th-st l0OIl24; VIM door.
and wife 20 Herman SturZberg .,.,........ 1887
3daye, n 6 cor % l3stlst. 27xllB1x26xlOo.7i JAR
a., Steele TO 4 i Morris s;i,::;s...a; 1900
Rae to same. 1880
Hingslsge $4,000
Woodbury. ct al, $3.50
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Gtedmtodts an0 RdilroI1y.

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Three express daily Sundays ekcPei to Boston al
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILHOAD.-C Commencing Nov. IL, 1883,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot 80.
a m. Western New-York and Northern Express, WHIP
drawing 9 room cars. - -, ,,., o.-.
$40 M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochesff Bunao Eue
Ceveana and Toledo arriving at Chicago lU m next Day
1890 M Chicago Express, dra1ingfoon cars 10 Caha
daeua Rochester and Buffalo; connects for Oswego "a.
IL a m. Western New-Yorx and Northern E1pfesa WIN
DRAWN room cars .,-.
40 bany roy Utica Express ORA" ing room cars
a m Accommodation TO Albany and Troy -
81 n m ST Express with sleeping cars TOT Nagae
Fails Buffalo cincinnati except Saturday Toledo Detrot
and II. Louis - -. ,..,.o an, %
Aubnra road also to Montreal 49, -. po,Aos...
% m pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochestfr
Rurso Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST. LOUIS os"e
no. also Lowville except saturday. .u..A
II n m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Adnsny sha
TROY Connects with the morning trains for the "es Al"
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Green 352 and 425 Broadway and at WestcOtt Eigrss
0sices PARK place and 1856 and 9&2 Broadway NewY9I
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Recommendations drawing rOor w
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These trains daily All others daily e19eRt ISnuAy'
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For Both Sexes-City.

A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
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