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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31

A. faslseas caIli aAra qTefai1 ~ - -. -
.iis. lisesaal ig tness rairs aarh - ~ Han1sa
s.isafii..rasta uhea rsli % cAarFli fasrtaffT.
All fsrslfn alreftisrlaeaa uaai - acfrl 1-1t4l
sth Ne Nhea cfrtd - - - aeiiee VI - -
lhs Ftsfstss sAafrss rlrsa o. - 49,. -
rulHiaus-s ~ rsalsfa taaIraa titstasnaaiA = -
'isss aaf b pats y etna IN, s,ia e. 80 ss,t -
~ ftausrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
DR |. C0IlIS BR0WNE'S CHl0R0DTHf


NAa NAAssANAAs 80 WI NaaNAAaNAs
Advice 70 layali. n - sl.s = sss.ls Sssss =,
saguish, 10 calm sPd issulgc ne uutr acainrs .,
rFsifaeiri disease ln,lsufatt ne agrvels sda sed
~, ~ yssrssii ss la assfvrlious srsssy di-Sss-r
= BY ~ . cer, urosas lsi. Atgy M.siisal stsa, .
i admitted ~ me prufrssiur % BE- ne meet WentsTfs
ava yaisssle -rsaedy s,rF Discovered.
CunaunRYNKt. he bsstrvncly 1nssa hssCs-xa..
CutnRohrSr sssl nss ! sSs-.s 10 ps.,rhr.. asa
il thr culy srcsiac in Caclcrs and py-eutcry,
cuIoRnpYNE sassiaally cats .sc't 81 aiisea'
Epilrp.y Uy,fcria, rairiiaIion. and >rasm..
CHLuRopNNE 3 thc saly palliative In NesFsiSis
Ehsumatsri, Gcnt, csnccr rocthaear. Ncuiagit.. a.
PROM Symes a Co... raa1maccuti,al Chemists, u-dI
Cal HAL, >nia, ianusrv 8 issl To q T, nsgCapurt
E-q.. a. Grrsi Russeii Stfvci, BLOOMSBURY. toaira-
tr yea urcn ere vidcsrrvid rcpataiiua thi- ia.tir
rsirruri medicine, ~ p Cells krcgurs thA'rgslfas
hts gtrngd fof usct uri euy IN hindesisn, ~ -
question whether better = imlcrtrd isie he ceuatry
lgrry Nnebs-Isjisu hcuc. ne cisgr sssuj.. ve ~
s1y Do sY. mcnov uc-iird % thc uiiivs narar- sat.
vii b. eui s,snr.tsaL We could maltirly lssisnsrs
% ifsif1al - The u1traosinsry ucacy = D. tells
S5s.-u- Cr4sps Neafafsfi nc Vcuiisu - Irs-aanrr
ard rlcrai srafivv- taat havv cccafcd asd.t esf
hlrfh-a and even Ia IRE more iririhir fcrn, q Cho
it-ef have uituesgd its surrfisinsy centfel-
ussieine thsu coiiis n5cuuss RVS, arm Ceasi,isa
that Do BE- DECIDEDLY t.r best and also fru1 srre- ftufI
o. ihr profession and the pahc, - ~ ar- 81
nriuier that thc snhsft1fiuu 81 ether thsa Cells
hrowucs D. auEtiurHtrr hH@sca Or rsrn ~ rs
rssr ~ Tns sHssi-r ~ - sissH sSn r55I -
Mruihss oft hc pharui Scrisiy % Gfrat hrtisn. ne
EXcsilsucy Gre Niccfuy Cheuisis
CAUTION vice Chancellor SIR vs. r,-r wc-a
stated hat nr . cou. nrgsne Va. andcah.sdiy ne
Inventor % Chirruync that thr stow - The d-f-n
iiui T-rJmln va. deliberately untrue vslrs, -
rry.,oi y say had b,,u svotu to-See The rins-.'
iuz m i-si
sold lu 'rttir- o.. fgid. o. ID, q. sd sd IT.
zach. None i- rruniur wifhuuf the wurs nr =. Col.
ls hruvue.s Chi1ruiy He" nn ne tinsurnu1nt sfsur
rs'iitai tertlulcuy accompanies rsrh
bottle.
Caution Beware % r7ragr ard Initiatives
sole Mtuafartur.aI r. uNVENruKT. ~ GfrsI
lirssUIi street. uInrnrs barr. London. tf1F ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
HONOLULU. WEDNESDAY. DECEslBER 81 1884,
=. A. SGuAEFER.

Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters,
4 GENrS 80 tse nsw.ttss t.isaas,
- laa " (. ENgpNR&Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-31
VIENNA FURNITURE.

EEse=sion- Am. Dining. Rom and Pafi5r
lldIrs. 5etteeE. Ec-.
sldd.cs, CalfssIas. GiTib-, siirrsp Lsathers,
CRATES Or ASSORTED CROCKERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
rvw.vopx nAuy TR,B,yNE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1884

esss closing sSo e S sss t 'i Ny
ssgsc cOsng goo tea yr Is c August
ssSc closing s5c elSs1E sse sb tc.
:, @ gesned dull Continent quoted a. ana
sogth Awsr,ean 10 &c BUTTER CHEESE ana Eoo'
without Important change
RICE-Quiet and unchanged -. "a .h,ut atsadv
HljUL demand on the spot ana noo A.
Fair 5c sales hhds and 900 bags LANDS
10 bags ST Domin TO- 5isd614c.; 300 hhds az st
on private terms 5000 hid. Cuba Tug I'M 70 ouet
no sales Fair Tor March 55Oc; APRIL SOC hs
lined rmer Crushed, 7ci Cut Loaf ,,a 7ac
Confectionery do SlGcl Standard do 1tei on nn7 ap
d69Ic. White Extra 20" 6l4dOh2oi ExtfA - "tU'o''
"C,"6tsd69 .c yellow, 5esdJi2c ,,. o,o, q, o. n
STFARISE-Lard dull and animal city quoeo ~ Sc
loo Resaes of 10000 city and lOo 'cs' "e''e"
al snt Snief PRIME City quoted a7o16c
TnRICCo~on change % hbds Medium Tugs for August
soi at T7c Contract grade quiet The market as "hOe
firm but quiet - -, -. 80, q -rore,. IN IAN
lately; sales $4,000 10 at 20D20 &c for March o.
April and 80 923. for May Blaeh steady Dnva1et rssns
ferable notices 29c for Japan and $40 Tor BLACK
market quiet The bulls In some cases. take AIesS
OF the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For The week ending March 1851

Rccepts for the week u ,69I pkgs Exports 80 psd
2233 TO Great Britain and 800 10 INC 10
las been what better during the week anu te @
closing quite arm all fine edible grades Ext,a 5gh
creamery IL not arriving much beyond the wants OF lne %
trades small surplus Is 1966ng s aeou a Ss ~
nerect I'm quality Pennsylvania Is IN goOh
and might be possible DO little better ior sASep
fiona lots In ali welsh tubs We see some o,s IN eo.
woofuls holding 10 lbs they resemble me 1eoqe
garne packages much as 10 materially anect me sa e
IN western other Elgn, is In demand al o2S
marks command 3C. and good SOUND lots ar srn
able at soc New state Dairy OF hne qnay ~ @ q 1iTTes n
saie AZ 30 ace unless good enough to bring Ose IL
has rather an demand at from 2Se down o Dow n
10 hen9 seadiy reduced and all desirable gfdds arc h
hold with confidence Extra hafnrkin tuOs are nv 'JY
bought nc 3Oc choice entire daes have hah sses a
ooc ond easier sell than to buy ne ffEns NJ <onSc
EIporers viii fair rkns 80 u G22c ana are ouyns
ha at is ouc generally. Grades between shipper prices
and moving to any extent western ds
resmerv and Dairy sells fairly when fine but ordinary ecs
arc sedon nauired for Fresh Factory has condeIa
hlc call outOtown, and rules quite htn Seconus an"
n lna md ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels and Rdproaa.
NEw.YoRK. March ., 1854.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. March S. 1884.

CoFFEE-Spot Rio dull nominal at l2c for Far OPP
tons were freely unloaded end fell points The large sup
Plies everywhere have depressing influence and thoufh me
OO bags; stated that there clear OF
bad fright there today. Sales 1880 bags at lO6og"t0
FOR March and Aprli; l07UGlO7j for Nav lO.1o lot
June; lO75alO9i Tor July f9r August ioIo
clio for September; 1885 for uctobcTi 1850 for NoVe
ber and GOAL 05 FOR February closing weak 20 points
paid exchange 900 bags February for AIi ~ POM
sales COS piculs eincr faiang Arcadia and 2oo
bags Savanilla on private terms. 49,, ,,o ..,o.
CoTTON-SpOt cotton quiet and steady sales olv Dses
t3 last evening Including 4Ai fof consumption ana 20 on
.peculat0 Delivered on contract 800 bales Reccipts at
Ire ports today 1907 bacs against 1875 this day last
week, and 1920 last year. IL, -.
The quotations according to the American classification are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LospoY March 5l23O Consos l9d lG foF money
Ig illinois Central, 1884, Pennsylvania 6O'G Readng 5O
80 advces quote Three Per Cent Rente' at 70
francs 30 centlmes for the account. , ,on ,,.,...
D. Illinois Central l33 II PennsylHanis' oo's neAio"
Ordinary 63l4 49,. ,..... =. 70 ..on.. -,
Paris avices quote Three Per Cent Rentes az 10 francs
enmes Tor the account Exchange London at 70 francs
y n confines for checks ~, ~ -, r,--,..s -
The Of bullion gone INTO tue bauA VI EnsaHu "h
balance to-day is 4ojOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
Observation-Disclosures Court.-Edward

Il
rtncten sole surviving executor Of tho last will and
testament of Peter Rice deceased against Isaac Fndu
award ID lanes The Farmers Loan and Trust company az
receivers Of property, estate ana enects OF loDe
Bowne deceased and Elizabeth BOVINE deceased' su"n
James and Edward i. James. -. 81, ,..ooto.,,ro aud
In pursuance judgment and degree OF s
herein June H. 1881 me unuei-
signed The referee in said judgment name9 vi" se =,
oucflon az Exchange SalesfO0m no "a
New-York CITY the 9Th day Of March so4 &
noon by Richard " HaTnett aucnoneef 'ne 'oo""s u'
scribed premises: $780,. e....ota n, oround and hnid.
ines thereon situate lying and being the lWtn &
Of the city Of NewYork and on the sopthey sas o. NJ
handed and containing together rs follows begnE ~
nont ON The eOuthcrly side or 3Otls, distant osiIy
hundred and ninetyeight feet and seven inches rom 0 am
OF thence running easlefy hVhE
sxfy.hye thence running souhetiy pan ac ,1 nv
ave nneyeight and nine nchesi thence WeseiH
.eI with 30thst sxtyiye feet and thence ~
ninetyeght feet ana hlhe n's W
B0st The pont Of beginning Excepting therorom one ot
o. the above described premises the same beng &
feet front and rear by ninetyeg eet ana nihe @
beginning and ninety eight feet and seven inches
' avn " ~ ]. SANFORD POTTER,
DANIEL r. WALDEN, Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 LiDefty.str y. Y. Cly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

or ran. ~ ovdsussd Min and % cans Of Cream
and Western 900 cans q MIN NM sn r Of
Cream Harlem 1909 Of MIA and lso cans o. MIL III
densed Milk New.Hayen and Hartford wy Cans q ,s
cesneous short 1000 cans Of Ms ana ~ p
220 cans OF Condensed MIX and 1873 cans Oh cream
supply is excessive and the price paid Tor the o9 @
atsarfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

The cearanees in Oil City were 10057o0o barrels, and
in Bradford, s5SS 900 barrels. - 49,, 1900
The refined market remains dull and prices were r5,
duced Is cent to Sig cents per gallon IN NeWforA anu
Sss cents in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD Penn March 5.-Crude Oil still weak total
run Tuesday, 51,9O1 bbls.; total shipments o5oZo
hbls cborters 30 1873 bills United Pipe Line certih
Gates opened at 81 O3 and closed at gil highest price,
81 O3lo lowest, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
TEE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK, March 8.

NEW-1ORK, MdIcH 0,
The petroleum market was weak from be-
ginning to to-day There was no news OF Importance
from the oil fields and the only unavorable development
of the situation was reduction of ls cent per gallon In
the quotations for the refined product Nevertheless
prices declined practically without any reaction from
81 O35s to 90 cents 8S1 In fact the fall was so steady
that with every recession trading "shorts were
tempted into covering. The result Is seen IN mucn
of dealings than yesterday and is hard to
avoid the conclusion that the depression Is the conse
ouence Of heavy selling of long" certificates Prod
ability further lent this view from the TACT that the
leaning rates ruled the close as high as o3GoO cents
The market ended active and weak. ,, -. -
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

1oxnox March 5-The following the Wool sales OF
Tnesiay i'm detail sydney New South Wales ana queensland
ocEs ana Pieces 2d. dis 3D. Port PhilpLambs Fleece
lOd d3s Lambs, Greasy 2d n s. 2n cape ana t Ni
To-day 10000 bales OF Sydney ana Fort FhihP
were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
Gratlers.
GUNNER Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
ISIIP Long Island, will open April ]. House heated
with steam. JAMES SLATER 0fthe Berkeley, 5thsye and
0thst, owner and proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHO0L for
N Young Boys. e. KINDS, a. NJ, Hampstead, /. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The I'M
Ddersigned experienced physician and teacher makes
DR. DIR vi WiILfAMsoN, Lyme, Conn,
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sa~m SG Ct &n sSeErGge Mass oFFMXSS
RORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
ID Prepares for College Finely located health
i and thorough R F%r % e. B6@T@ NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGHKEEP-
a II s Y and for i u SE S' s fSqf
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Nv to G b. sMfiEsTiCAIF ~ superniehdent '
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 22d year pe9e f GSPie HShrr President
DYE, Y.-Bradford Mansion School Open
Ii ing OF spring term Feb. g. CO. COLLINS. Principal
For Young Ladies--Country.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
UPIoWN oFFicES, No. I,2I8 broadway corner THIRTY
Es6a qa xe sna sGs %fi' os
5g2 Thaye corner @e W al the cdIsF OK
up to No. at regular Ohco
rates
DORDENTOWN, \. j. Female College /;
II beauiifuiy located very healthful and hOrough Su;
pen0r Music and 4 Rev psSI g TB6wES a. H.
MISS MOTIFS English AID French, Family
vi and 1ay School Tor Young ladies' SO wal.st., New
Haven Conn The IN year begins Thursday September 20
Circulars sent upon application
THE ELNlS.-Family and day. school for
| GIRLS No. l4l Hghst, Springfield Mass . 9TclIcIl;
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER CHAMFNEl
For Both sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute ClaveracK, ~ u
1920 YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specalties BQth sexes
School continues open during July anu August ,,s.
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, Pm. De- President
INSTRUCTION AND HOME.-FOr four
children five years old; cergylnans family heay
location Address RECTOR" box 80 MILFORD, rem.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III Nyack the. Hudson, - -
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC And AL ;r
Private instruction for backward scholars I0O Send iOr
catalogue. W. H. BANNlSlhh q ~ tIluolPaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
STARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

NIAKINS A
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
Ofice Pier Is, N. r., foot Of Cortlandtst.
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed 70 any rs
Of the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and ne
chandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAS
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Hghered TO any poins
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES To CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Ii. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN. leaves Ptss
l9 n H. foot OF Cortlandtst at p NJ daily. LsUNpAYl
eIceptedl -
Freieht for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier ia
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eeven Miles fos
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier l. r. foot Of White
hell-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw n. J.-Dry DocsT
Machine and Boiler shops Everything aPpertainnS oS
Inn ndr enalr OF Yesaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO KAILWAh
Trains DesbrOsses COTtlandt and foot OF West
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara FANS An" b'n-'''
- y. IN. ,-.,a. n IN a a
For Newark, Rochester Syracuse and Oneida eSo M"
pm. - - ,..,o,.,,o Part rars sen
Albany and Cafskil as ESQ II 20 MI $50 = ~ n,
Newburg Kingston Ill HAND Poughkeepsle p VSV III"
a. m. $40, 1890 . Y. m. -., S,,,av
.Daiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY. and .Sov M
Bunet Psrlor Cars on v;5O anu Inv ." W. "N" INV
Paror BSSst Cars on $50 train for syseus" and
Pullman Bufe, sleeping Cars m. train for BSnAis
and Chicago. ...,,,. ao, =. ON ca. ~ The esn
pany Jersey City Pennsylvania railroad satop sIsn
W. Sonrst Annex Office, foot OF kuton-st oos
ST. and No peKslbays NewYCTk Si.y o Nos SONAR Ma
al 6thaye M i6S East l25hst Pennsy ia go
lion foot DesbrOsses,st, foot Corandt-st ana "es' S
station foot West 42dst ,0>.,,,,,, ~. p..s .sonS
"a stStesI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

The daily average receipts OF MIX aud cream az the diner
Ont railroad distributing points and near the city Tor
The week have been follows Erie, Esq cans OF MIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
STEAMBOATS, ana KailroaoS

NbWuNvUuLD uWu NutbSuWuv
FOR BOSTON y0,sN .sros,,o,oy FARE ONLY 50.
daily esces: sV sunday r' 1ew 'ffo n
''y'''' +. W. poppLE. o.nr Pass Agt, III westst
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenge
sss slo hssa s0 @ $500
through SsTy ecaths: y LcSl trains At
t: F .stas e S M
s:sss S ss si;,Ss 'ie ::
aS Eastern once corner q H sTiN "a esI';.is
NRW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
lassrr. rs; Isl i;::ssi.sav
gs3fs SnSSy "a SH
Ts,s.ss TO- IL FSls s9ef ss.sss
no. S s % % su sSass 20 i%.S
S.SS 4 saS K. s
s sis G55 u.s. r sis s'ns,' TO- 400 800
IS y Ssssa S A. &C. log
jS ss f T 5 20 e 54 SS rs
p me- For ynesna BTidsston; Atlantic city lso NJ
g. r. e. HA a. g r. nk S SHFg2 P RR sapt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
~ RIVER RI sgo nov " i''
D. m, Western New-York and Northern Express Win
.sI0a M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining ears.
stopping Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester bunso Ere
Cleveland Toledo arriving az Chicago lOll M
10 20 A. M Chicago Express dra room cars toCaD2D-
doiRua Rochester and Buffalo, connects ior Oswe9o .n
II a M western New.YOrk and Northern Express Win
$50 M bsny Troy and Utica Express cars
a D. No. ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy Tor y,.u.-.
III d m ST Louis Express with sleeplng cars ~
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday. Io'o' De''
$50 % With sleeping to Syracuse and 70
~ Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester.
Bprso cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, st. Louis Oswe-
90 aIso AWHILE Except Saturday. - .rs... .ca
ii m Night Express. with sleeping cars 70 hvSny "a
Troy Connects with the morning trains ior Ioe west anu
N9Tth % as az an Central Depot No. Bowling
Green 252 425 Broadway. and az Me,S0' ynrs
0aices PARK place and 1885 and e42 Broa"N &c" "A
and S35 Washington and se Fulton sta, bfoohyn' ala ~
TouTth.st WILLIAMSBURG. -ou and sleeping care can bo
r-ocnyed AZ auv OF The ticket offices IN NiJ
PsSGage called for and checked from Sunday
sTbese trains rln daily All others day e. 'ssEEKER
M General Passenger Agent
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-For ProyldieGnce'
pan and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot,
hrea "A trains daily Sundays excepe 10 .
n 1naror car attachedl and 10 p w. WIN paAso
seenna carsG sundays at 10 p 10 s~i11 Rsnni a,
arrives al Ne"Poi' ''' 49, F. w. POPPLE, Agent
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fe9al Notices.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At , The
FIRST St until NJ 3OS West Twenty thr1st, corner
Eghthave 80 East Fourteenth st. corner Union square
700 Thirdave corner Forty seventhsti al the HARLEM
OFFICES Nos l.OO7 and 900 Thrd.ave, corner one
hundred Twenty ffhst up 10 M. at regular once
rata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
Musical

MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
WI from the stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF A. Mar
monteI in Paris receives pupils piano harmony and
credentials and terms apply 10 a. ~ 10 D. m "a west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
Art Schoo.s-City.

AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
w beginning Tuesday, Oct. &c, in DRAMlNG, OIL ana
WATETCOLOR PAINTING, STILL LEE E5;;OM NItS
and LANDSCAPE, CHINA PAINT NC and DECORATION
STUDIO, No so MADISON.AVE.
References; -
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON. Mr.. WILLIAM HART, MI
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains nom Chs@Derss' pspSS ,c,rv
coaches 10 Binghamton, Elmra and Buffalo. sleepnS
coaches 10 Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago. -
Tor fast no-Pulman Sleeping Coaches 70 Buno aryEe
Niagara FALL; 6 p SasnfI Hn, IVS s.corS
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit $40 MI Toledo osS
and Indi1napSlis II M %, -. u,o, sola Train Al
pullman bay and sleeping Coaches to pghamtop Eai,s
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago A0's A1s
s.iS d m-Tmgrant train for the West. . -. - ..A
so end psss o SIC S ESQ o S5S dsss
sdays $50 1890 qn 4H asa e0 NJ y noon 45 $3.50 s,so
b'So $40 80 $50 SIS and u midnight sur
DAYS $50 1920 IN las $50 $50 l! m "a, ~ ,c
40 $50 $50 1880 10 and y midnight Saturday nsaa
only sundays sl6 m $40 $50 ~; am ri
midnight sundays $50 1920 m LAO 0;So p M md IL
Ns%Snrs aSS c0naws Sunday.
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery <:sop ~
WSsGeS nd SSc 1920 $3.50 $50 4,3O s.l5 m. ss
0r Sst S 100 l0,s6 800 $50 sl6 SUNDAY
Connect With Midland Railroad at Msnst. The sia
''P Port y JEWS $50 o2o 4so s,p Sunday $50
boats leave 2sdst quarter of and quarter after each hsa
from 645 amt loi5 M every thirty mrates ara neas
l045 m TO l2:45 m every hour l., n,un0 Ham .rx
Sleeping be obtained and orders lo the
and transfer Of 6sggsss may De Ieii q 'Ss
Court ST. Brooklyn, at the Companys DePSts Wal. ia
Express trains from the West arrive In NewforS Ao
1850 llH 6a ga ABBogT Geni Pa.sr Agent New.Yo1
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEfS
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Nanuet spTing Valley aud Monsey 7lo 10 amAsop NJ
SUNDAY sotE1NN ABBoTr Genr Passr Agent Nsw.yots-,
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POTATOES AND yE0ErABLks

Irish Potatoes are SIN extremely dull weak and Irregular
stock excessive aud urgently offered Bermuda new BIO I'LL
ing fairly S4dt5 per Dol sweet P0tatoes 4 q n
fancy reach "a bur only small way. onions dull anu
changed Florida Cabbages quoted about - per OO io
nme Foreign arc Of irregular quality Choce sIhy W
ssdslO per 100 Bermuda Beets plenty ana du VI ~ %
STote small lot crates Bermuda onions were DtOueht
or steamer cost per crate Bermuda but value here
uncertain as vet few Bermuda Tomatoes are hee-m9st
Green and moor Prime Tomatoes last sold at zoe a
ii per boz. Orleans Cuoumber3 quoted - % per 9oa
for nrne quality Norfolk kale and spinach tel very low
last week under heavy receipts less arriving TINS week anu
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A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
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