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New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

N.
TOR W-HAVEN-Stcamers leave Peck
seaer arrives 10 TINE FOR early 4 trains an North ana East
G,ur, ttuE KAILWAi, now KNOWN as the
L NEw.YoRK. LAKE M EaIE AND WESTERN RAIL
A,ranrem,p,s OF trains from chanbcrsst Depot a3
at, IS minutes earlier r-..u,,, ,oo,,
cose, q bSy.nso s%%a R and ssp
s csysnS s Su, iea 1Ra
e Pasn qe & ssegsS eGacne % aS.on 20 oh
ioaS m Detroit $40 salamancs Cos ,. mo M; Cleys'
SS s sy % G Arrive % 81 los pm NJ
Indianapolis lCao p m for the wost Solid Train
cSaSaSs sbs 81
Baae. H'ara s@osins s%lsiG cossScs % to Chicago '' w
H trp 3 fSE & s YSs $50 noon
iio $50 Gl9 sG g eSo % p m dnsbt Il %arTh'
sIsas{ $40
sS sGd.ys .ls sss s'5S SS S ~ S
and VIA NGwas as eS Sn,a S so atry
nights only sundays am &lgg;3op%so IN s,o s,o nm
ana ssIn s nSnst aas sundays HS
WssSs S Id % osnM sgHa.gs 5 i
Roadoa, and Kingston and Montgomery am a;aop M
1872 50 ,s s1g sso As' $3.50
$40 SsS ontario TSs .na Ms.t ans nd
F hSilrcaa % AZ Man.st The r stop. Manst only
PortJorvis 100 9 1920 a m 4So . s;sopn. sunday
Roas leave quasr and quarter after each hour
from 545 70 l0:i6 every thirty minutes ana irom
lO4b o m . l2:45 o m every hour.
ckets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
eeepnr obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer baggage be left AZ the Companys otce
Court-st. Brooklyn. or o. the Companys Depots . go
Expfess from the West arriven NewYork az 7'lo
7,30 l.: :25 a ~. and 1920 ,. IN.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gcnl Passr Agent New.fork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for Englewood. Coster, pernons ana
Nyack 800 10 8;20 4, 1870 s;I0 6iO aSo p m'
lImidnight. sundays7, n m, and sl5 p m .xo -
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey7. 10 m' soo' " y"
'1A" JOHN N ABBoTT. Gcar pa.s'r Agent NsN:yerk
WEST SHORE QUITE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON Hvtnnt 80.
C6icaro 40 a. NJ pm. Pullman sleepers through
et. Louis $500, - p. ~ Pullman sieeoers
Suspension Bridge Nagara Fas Bunalo ,toenester Ao
am s. 'O SD M sleeping and parior oars through.
TticS. 7.io 10. lilo M .5,5o .,o sem
Newburg Kingston. Catsssii. Albany THU 'io' A'So
For : Montresi "y STS and Canada East 7los $50
Hamilton London so O. m, $500 Sp IN Toronso o'oo'
s.RaIIv. Nv Other trains daily crespt SUNDAY.
or {ckes time tables parlor sleeping cT eccommQde
as s.ticn HsSoisa bro0sy4 N csSrt,, 3
SSs, soi ex8 lao 1928 broadway 7s7 9thave lAe Eass
i3sths It, l63ia Bewery Penn r. r. staonA foot Of Cort
and( Dbsbrosses s and West shore station foot OF
West l?dst Daygags caie for and checked from hotels
and residences Orsers be left &c ticket encos.
p stAtesk HENRY AoNEVr. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
uHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

4
TIEf EEST nov 49,
Route" az 400 - sso Ills M i3o 400 !,o $50.
direct connection s wayne Junction for
Chestnut IN at Coumbiaave for Manayunk. Consho'
DPAWiNG.RooM CARS on all Day Trans aad SLEEPING
Esafains g s,ys @ @fHIEADELeHlA Ninth and SIS.
s sS fsS SS SsS SsS sSs s
& ss $40 ss
For 9wfIEipAmmspoRMT m 3 M TG TsDGSBuRY. LEwIsBURa and
r54 SIS FS at iS t M s H. LOO & 900
FOR GA Tag saS 5S 5S T. ioo iso. 800
For For sSd R pifSs 81 81 & Foo s.s NJ
100. 1:30. 8.45 5i5p IN. sundays at 5:S0p m
For TAMAoUA at 100 7:s5 si5 ~ loo lso s.As, 400
Fer BfTHiLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAuCH CHUyK
500 800, s'45 loo, $780, sio. 0iSp M Sunday
For ExsToY as .oc ZOO, Sis m i;oo iSc & sss1 400
r6r sS hIa Il 0sG BRIDE E BkANcM At 400. ss5
For FLEMINGroN. 700. s.s m- l'co l,so. 4'oo. $50
~ LOO i;so, 25o s:i5, 400 $50 300 sso 5:as e'sS
ySr Sr'Y LsPs 4o 800 100 st 9ss LIZ
c $50 7sG soS a. ess nose @ 56 saS & sas 1oS
SSFAx SaoyH f ~ :s..;: %
ocean Grove at 400 $40 q m; ,oo s.oon
For For LhK;EWooD, TONS RIVER aud BAhNEdAr st4so.
rsr s AfaITfG "A lS IS tIr &1SELAND aud BRrDoEroas
4:3O "a m. l.30 p. m. x,,,,,,,, ,,,y,e,oxy
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
FROM Pier 40 Norh Evf fy va isSay ssNNa qG LAKE
WOOD TOMS RIVER. BARN NEG AT ETC., a. $3.50 2. m
North RIVER l6 2o7 2S5 2g 30 42l pa and iy1s Ia
IL 10 and l43 Greenwch.st, l6s, 2Os East l2otn@ts
i55ia Bowery and principal Hotels IN ss aaS
Rr.okyn az NO. Court-st. lOI biosdway go cov
Fuon.st 2lO Msnhattan-ave.i De kslb-ave isvR Az
lanicaye l26 Greenpoinaye In lioboEen 2o4 Wasnns'
ton.st NY transfer Company will ca for and check sas
gagefrom hotels or residence to des NATION cocu
j. l.. WOOTrEN. C. o. HANNOSn;; -
II p BALD%IN O. L. p. Agt, ll9 Lberty-st. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
TIA Ast,ssI &c. 1900 rsa ssesa asa. iss xssoi
36BA0cV-k6Ee,y Gun sua unchanssd.
eukoPnAN PRODUCE xARKprs.

&c: st; ; Il
q f1a:s y: .l saas Hisi Si,.,Is sls
s Ys.sssa nSs. T. ne HS ken
1houiders 30A BuSter. Tor has Qafe1 StAtsS
sSaS:eS "a: sss a. %ISsss q : 1dSss ca
$!|,ilyIs SsilSIHis "a
0d IS. Mi Do New g. o. per csptI Produce Spirits
qfTurpsltiue 2ss. 0d. do. ~ Londoa ets 81 per 9wt
BED. 49, nor eva TIss 55, 9l p,s osto kcsinJCSn
cwt o.o
) &! sstf's;'
casg @ Der t1s aa S'
7id I'D per gAllon Spirits OF Turpentiue 24s I'd per
goo per ton % nss a. e% SS ss os
Americans sugar 1ss 9i per ewt for Cuba Centrifugal
polazng 9t and l1sSl1s 3D. for Cuba Muscovado rair
refining ahOat
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
COTTON MARK ErS- BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan 7.-l2:30 D. Cotton dull: Midi,nr
Upands Cd do NlddllDg Orleans 6sti sales LOCO bales
Including 900 bales for speculation and export
bales. including 1900 bales American Futlres
quiet, Uplauds Low Midding clause January February
delivery. Gl-G4d do February and March delivery Gld
March and April delivery, lid. do April MAY de-
livery, 9-6td; do. May and June delivery y l2Oid.
Tenders OF deivrics at tOays clearing lAOO bales new
docket and 100 bales old docket
2 CouoDThe sales OF the day included 700 bales
American. Futures dnE ppands Low Middllng clause,
delvey Gleid buyers do February and March
seller. do. April and May delivery. 0Gd scers do May
Juno delivery 2Gid buyers do June and July do.
livery. l564d sellers do July and August very 10
64d. vauo DO August and September delivery l8 2ljId
value
o D. Cotton-Futures closed weak UpianIs Low Mid
ding clause January delivery 664d sellers do Janary
February delivery, u064d sellers do. February ami
March delivery Cd ers: do March April delivery
364d BUYERS; do April and May delivery ibid buyers
do and delivery. l-6id sellers do Inns and
July delivery 156id. seller DO July and August de
livery ~ Gd value do August and september dolyery
o 24.G4d. value.
GALVESTON Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; Niddng 10 g1g Low
Middng l. 5l6 Good Driinlry 10, net
l,26i bales sales. GOO bales; stock, 44.Ol7 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan i.-Cotton firm; Miidinx lO3r Low
MiddIin 10 81 6 Good Ordinary y gross receplS
2443 bales Exports TO Great Britain 64l7 bales Coast
wise, 0 bales; saes 500 bales stock 10 2Oi bales
NEwORLEAEs. Jan 7-CottOn quiet; ,Middling 10 7.I6;
Middlng 10 3iG Good Ordinary 913l6 net recent A.
9124 bales 9l3i bales Exports to Grcat britain
1890 bales 10 the Continent l307 bales sales
stock. 1854 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

st. LouIa Jan. 7-Fionr stoliy aat unchi1;,L Wheat
easier NJ RED sesSd 'e & cash, s January FOB.
nary ss'so l,asT Tss5asry Sac May sS1e oa' strong
&c 4ssS6os ssrsy-Maskes barley Mar Saict S5S7js mi:
at ST. 81. Hay qne ani uneh lnge,l Bran urm at $50
56i2c Corn Meal stdg at 50 DO Whisky steady At 81
Pork fi2 Bulkmeats-L0ng Clear So Oh; Short Ri3
50 % 66lo short Clear 20 so Lard nrm az 90 sa
$4,000 busn, Oats 10000 ousn Rye 5000 push Barley,
5000 Oush shiDments-Four 1000 oDis; Whess 1900
bushI Barley. i.0OO bush-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rlr~. vesssls and faiIroads,
NHw.YoRH, ian. 4, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
r,~- Voou Taouorc y. IA

CoTFEEspo Rio quiet at gc for Fair MS sace c.S Ur
dsi fut steady !oows January s96S91gt febfpsrE
sSSSsao sSSSSsao }nns }avsp ps5;ss75 d grades sPcat
steady sacA 900 bags Maracabo 900 Mexican anu Ao 3D.
CorToN-spot Cotton quiet firm and unchanged sales,
tho ports to-day bales against 20 SO this dsy ssf
week l6aSj iast Since september L. 6ts,Sol
bales against 357066o bales for tho same period last
season. ,-.....
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
nv, anA altar nec lH3l.
on aud after Dec l, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cortsnds stess
Ferries rollows; . - 60. ,.x ,r..
paIaca Cars attached, O. and D. m. daily. New.
YORK and CHICAGO Limited OF psrOr Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, at . IN every DAY
Williainsport Lock Haven a. m. p IN Cory and kre
st D. m connecting at Cory for Titusvilc petroleum
Centre and the on Regions ~. ..
Baltimore ngton and the South Limited washmst;5
m, arrive wsshngtsn aoo p m Regular as e;20 eco
and q m- !. SAC and =. aud IL nighe bunoays
G:lb n. m, D. m. and II ushs
For Atlantic City except Sunday, 300 p. m.
For Cane May. except sunday, 1li10 IN. .-...
tong Branch Bay Head junction ana intermediate gatie1
Via RAILWAY aud Amboy IL lu. 300 and 10y
pm ON Sunday. & and s,oo p tdo NOT step -
Asbury Park ,..~ .-.sr.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect With an throuan nans
Jersey City anordins speedy and direct uA'''''
r,,tsours sSo ans 2s San%sy a. sP PS nSS
washington and Baltimore $3.50 and $40 m. Eyc Ss3
500 $50, s2o and io'eS =; p,,,;n,s sunday & 10
Pisasp So $500 sso except xSnSaS ss sis
sG $40 sso sC ss s'S I'd s9ss aos s ana lsSs sa &
b:2O. 1905, and 1920 p. n.
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Ncm {Jnblifations.
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No Isl. January
CONTENTS:
GEORGE MORLAND. by Waiter Armstrong
WINDSOR. General View. BY W. Loitie.
OLD HOSPITALS AND RELIGIOUS HOUSES OF
CANTERBURY BY Julia Cart wright.
THE BLENHEIM PICTURES.
ART CHRONICLE
with THREE ETCHINGs and SIXTEEN wooDCUT
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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"The number OF
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character in hunor 1t is great advance his
former inspire lively OF its authors future
The two descriptive articles Of the magazineon CalyadOs
And ON 'shakespeares Country are admirable bits Of
work Graphic poetica sndfu Of the literary spirit well
~ love Of Miss Kingsley shows that she IN
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gteamtoats au> RaikoaA d
-STONINGTON LINE

A --STONlNGTON LINE. :. ~ss
IA FARES REDUCED FAvoRITE WINTER R0UTA
steamers eave from Pier SO n r. daily. excep: sundayI
ct 4S0 p m. Firstclass to Boston S3 Corresponding f
" ''' 'y.'% " PorpLE. General Passenger Agent
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND
Fares reduced points during months Large and
New:York alternate eays sU DAYS EXcEpTED from
by Annex" Boat from Brooklyn aud Jersey City y M
Tickets and staerooms be secured IT principal transfer
and ticket onces at Office on Pier ~ k ana On sesmera
BORDEN 4 LOWELL, Agts Gen. Pass. Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner l32dat ana
Lincoln ave. Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
trcacbed by Third Avenue Elevated Rairoad daily except
Sundays sa st md 7sS zoo iSqo s:r SSH n Z8 @
Point. HUNTS Point, West Farms Van Nest West Chester,
Tmpsons Bay Chester pelham Ray Barlow (Ctty Island
chee with trains all points on the Of the
York. NewHaven and Hartford Rsirosd Shore Line and
Air Line pivsonsi NewCanaan Mildetown. New-BritaIn
and snfaed Branches and Boston and all points East
tons at 1910 a m daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for and all inferno tiate sta
a nS Depot
and ana with express train to Boston via shore ne
T .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenecr
~ trains leave dcpoS foot Of corssndt and ps:sTosses
Allentown Reading Msuch c6naE. WnkssSsrre tTcwssdS
Waverly ithaca Geneva Lyons and tbs West Pull,
man through coaches daily Local raius 1t Sad
Trains leaving at $40 m l. and $40 m c9nnectfr ~
points in Mahonoy Hazeton coal resons Sunday s
leaves Tor Mauch Chunk and Hazeton, s:l0a m.
oeneral Eastern o"co N'' e l. 3. BYINGToN, o.gA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

SUNDAY STATIONS IN PIILADEL-
PHIA IN NEW.Y0RK.
Express Trains via Desbrossss and ccrase
street Ysrres e. foows; ,,,,.. =, aaA.
SAC 4;40 Q. O. and D. W. and z night sundayA ia
night. EmiSrsut and second GLASS TOO p N 80.
rrains leaving New,YSsk daily; except sunday; G..
ton for Camden .on,
teufning trsns Broadst Station Philadelphia
$40 $40. 4. AS5 except Monday. ESQ., 73G $40 ~
and lS & " &n,tsd ESprsss lso an ana sS1Si SSS foE
slS $40 $50. ESQ vi t5s2o % %Linit:O s sES ~
daily except Sunday
and foot OF Deserosses and Cortasdt IL. Ceaftsf
and brooklyn Anncx station toat Of FultonS- 1s2ey5
Buscts Hotel. HObokeut station. Jerney OAV 048s-
fioket Once, No Bsney Place and 0sSus Sceoss -
The New.York TrAusfey COMPANY WIZ oeA - - -
baggage ffom hotsls and resdeuesA -~.
CHARLES y. PU0H, J& MVO2 .~>A
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW-YORK CITY.


llJths, n 8, 335 n % 5th.avo. s3xiO01 y: Annie
BrIaburn TO 1ho- Iiraaburn .....:..... $4,000
leth.st n g. 25p2 W Of 9h-fve. 25,g2: John & Mois.
ter and WIFE Henry Hem and wlio 225O0
Monroe-st, No 3ul, and No s07 hadisOn.st; VIVA
Copp ana Andrew Van Opsia ........... 1880
37tb.st ss 40 II 6 of sth-sve. lSgXss o. JOS Lillian
ihai and wife Adam BicSolhoupt 1880
and wife to Lo. aud another ......... $1,000
79th.st u cor Of Ic1ingonayc OK .n22riOI2OI.
s22. WIN Madd G TO Maurice Moore. e......... $4,000
79th.st. lOj tie OF ith.avo. 2Oxlu2Z; same TO
sane .......... ..;............ $4,000
others Caroline weed and another. ......,... $500
Washington Il. II cor Of ChaTltun.st 5uXl2O; VIM
Held executor. Geo W ruDbs. ........... $4,000
MuIberrysf Nos 81 SO. y and 30, q interest; " u
Vandcrpoc 10 Iue Loew -. 1900
MT wife TO Mary Mercad ante -. 5000
to JOS Rlngeback and wife -. $500
79th-st II T. loo Il Of I'd ave- 2bX or; also u
76thsi, 40 II g of2d.ave. 30I7 .72 Morris sIUs n.
berg et Andreas voss 10000
We5steT.aye, nes, 1918 W OF T0mpkinsave. B5iOx
100 Emma Deyoe and another to Margaret
stehbinsayo " s. ~; ne OF iG7th.st 2j1i0iisi 0''
75rl4s; Henry Tiffany and wife to Grcgoni Di
s,e,eye l2en19 5is OF iG7s 35x iis sa1c ooo
TO Domi6ico Bono ...........-.. i26
5tn.avc, No II. 2t's I.SIl0O; Erarcis II Weeks and
wife to Jas Cosan G35OO
n executor etc 10 "a Tmker...... 81 loo
Broadway. g . l2SIl2 n OF 3lth.st. Nos I.l2i aud
ris, as.iynee, &c Jas Nc hiroy $3.50
% Adam Rugally ;; 1000
Edwards and another 10 Harry Hendric. 10000
Ave-A. Of Sou-st. iOl .5I l5I; Cbas A I,uuk,
referee. TO Emcne Johnston and another 5000
Morrow aud wife 10 Marie OH ....-.-....... e5OO
and another TO Msrgt o'torke ............ 1900
2dav 18 IL n OF D7ti.st 3D. JlOX %; same 10 Pat
rcx McMorrOw... 1900
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0r Providence,
the East An ra from Gr.nd Gep,ps &c
M n M lparlor ATTACHED saln u im Nithseeping
paacecars. Sundays at ~ " M with ne,Pms csh
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE HEROINE OF
MISS BRETHERTON.

NJ Mrs Humphrey Ward price One Dolar)he novel just
Stbshed by Macmlsnis said 10 be Miss Mary Anderson
This satem Is contradced by the author who
leclares that Miss Brctheron il portrait Of v
tng person whatever. This Is IN attempt 10 handle an
Artistic problem viz, the transformation OF mere beauty
artistic and nothing Her
her saynga friends her relations the plays she acts n
ana the feelings forth In her and all Imaginary
any tocraby wenformed who VIII read the book
siriy may easily convince himself
Elm Bretherton Mrs Humphrey Ward supposed to
have given portrait Of beautiful aud popular
Mas Mary Anderson" Academy
sThs Mrs Wards novel lies In tho fact
that II is all about Miss Mary Anderson" Atheneum
=" Miss forms the volume Of Maomians
Dollar Novels.
NOW READY IN THE SAME SERIES.
JILL.
BY E.A. DrLLwYN.
l2mo. 81.
Avery lively and spirited story written with good deal Of
e realism of such authors Deoe and desc bng the ex
psfieucss Of young lady Extremely interesting and
Ifeke II win be from this that Miss Diywn has hit
perfectly the Spectator
very original photographed narrative 20 oyncaIly
frank and delightfully."- piqusDt that 1t Is quite marvel
Bead with the narrative 10 not uninstrucye
tn certainly well worth reading for entertainment only
tsk Jamess Gazette.
CHARLEY .KlNGsTON'S AUNT.
syPEN OLIVER
limo, 81.
MACMILLAN e. CO., New-York,
ll2 FOURTH.AvR
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvoRITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTON$3
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA, $685.
PORTLAND S.

end no tfslsoer1
Steamer city Of Worcester" and "City Of BosSots
Pier 20 N. r. foot insxt pier sbevs Dss
brossess st Ferry. daily. except sundays O. $3.50
NEw.YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station. 1. e~xor. :so' oor'ana'
LEAVE NEw.YoRK, commencing SovemSsris t. 1854,
4s n vs psnn % RR sU loo sis' % sSG TO- , n Sun Sun
s,Ss sassHsd a e u. Pill Reading nr, $50 Sis
5 s9 a. M lsS "a fSS ffs s sS ' sSS sSS4ss 1S
% nsa spfsss ssnt va Penn F. r. r. 900 - m so $780,
fGs p g sYB ssYrnsH d % ss n Y' ~ rs sanSs1 sHS sss I
long Branch. Grove. AsSury Pan: Ss:ss
dsnSs ESp sRfs sH sada aaas f @ sS9' % 20 ss
S sg5ay ys spDT GsfsR % o5Sy Ps
100 sundays mot stopping ocean Grove Asburi
ror rssh.a % Va Reading RR sls Hoo
=. n ~? sY1 RR F. Iss sis " iso ssS
sS: rSas sS s Sss:a
HGSS SsSt G H4fc2aE S AZ yo2s
NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Comm snciqs % October g. 1884,
ts'o6 m Rochester Nontre Express through draw
$40 a. m.' Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Ezgre
With dining sgpDn a. Asuy ssaSa Hess sna eS
arriving a. Chicago 10 m and Louis 72o p m neIt
css,fs ~
m western New.York and Northern E.proaa with
$50 S Albany Troy and Utica ETprs. through
II D n Accommodation to Albany and Troy ,,
Falls buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and St louis
f,3t m Express with sleepingcars 10 syracuse and
Auburn road and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal
M Pacific with sleering tor hocneesof
n 9s:: .;S. ::;':s
for the North except saturday night ~, p.-s...
tickets on sails at Grand Central Depot, NO, bowhn9
Green 252 and l25 Broadway and at weseotrs Eteress
Odjces Park and 7s5 942 Broadway New
and s5 Washington and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
IN room secpns can n
,oenred ar any on the tic ket offices NegYork CITY md
333 Washin gton-st. Brooklyn.
Pazgass called for and checked from rcsidence. s,.
.hese trains daily All others daily exec SUNDAY
{innss9 ne rsfItr2 ~ Sus wy ~ ~ q B. NEEkER
a.o, a SIM General PASSENGER Aren't
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nnstrnrtluu.
For Bows and Young d

For Boys and Young Men-Citv.
A BUSINESS bookkeeping,
n writing arithmetic. correspondence spelling, phonog-
raply typewting day and evening" Ladies Depart
inent P.AINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, W Bowery.
Uptown, l.3l3 Broadway.
CULLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ No. Is East 49th-st
FRANK DRISLER, A. ", PRINCIPAL
Refers to tho FI,as5 Of Qolnn, College AL 5'i'H OF
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Jan. :. 1855.
The following sales were hold at the Exchaa1
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Tdirchh 4 D.irn'i>drss.
plot flnui. hveA sw cor of s'th.st i0l6Il57;
1hOiEall s"''<
Bg Riohdrd 7. HdI1,eH q 90.
4.story brick building. with lot. No ,Oi 9th ave
81 sOf a0tA.st lot lo.pI 15 FInncia 6aEesJ1 23D
D. Johp r. r. Su,VN
...tory brick dwelling with lease Of land. No l25
Sc waiakcpf ......:.: 80. 1s.s
Leased until May ], lSsJ ground NJ ~iOO per
anuum
4.sfory brick dwelling with lot No $50 East 2iih.
g. y s. 800 IL " OF lstaye. lot lSO4oe0, John
Nfrt..c ~
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1lroposlls.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
L DEpor QUARTEgMAsTERs OFFICE.
No. ! l3a GiHAhI-sT. ,
PnIIAnRIPHlA. Penn. Dec q. lNNi.>
In trplcate subject 10 the us a conons
and With copy advertise attached 10 each VIII
lie rec AT this olce until II O'Clock wednesday,
January A 1855 for furnishing the United states gurci-
masters Department in this city Win The following srii cs
Cork Helmets 1000 dTabcoOrcdt amvaign latr,
TX 0O1 FORAGE Caps 900 pairs suspeudcTr aO0ln pairs
Berlin Gloves 1000 pairs Fur Gauntlets 1000 pairs Fur
Mtiens pairs Woocn Mten- 1000 WO0len blankets.
.o6 Trumpas and q. 80 yards Lining Flaan~l
Bidder requested TO state when they VIII comm nee
ana co nplete deliveries --, 80,
the ttht 10 reject or all bids
Ireference OF domostic priact ani
man facture conditions of price aud quality beng equal,
and ch preference 10 articles of American pfoinc
lion md mauufactuTe produced the Pacc Coast 10 tue
extent O the consumption foquci by the pubic service
there. 49, a.
Baok proposals. specifications and full Information "a TO
ynqnuer OF bidding viii be furnished upon application 10 this
Office. :. -
Envelopes containing proposals should be ndoTsd Pro
s,cnel ". ]. u OINGION,
Deputy o. NJ Genera. 4. \. A.,
IN eha nj teuO
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USfrEp STATE. ENciyREB nFFicE.
ROOM 30 AgMY BUILDING. Goa HorsIOF a GLEESE SIS.
SKw.YoEK. Dec. 20. 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in tripicatc, will be
- until ~ O'Clock, noon OF Thur.n
ihe 10Th day January l1s' for derpcnng cney- chan
the bar at the entrance 10 Newi 0rk ihfJor
For forms o bids and OF er in0rr1aipn
snnv AZ this .nicc q. l.. GILLESPIE. MAJOR.
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Gleamtoa,s ano ilallroaSs.

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sAToNICand NAUGArUCK RAILRQADs:-steamer
oaveCIt ierlne SlipI IL ~ 3h M -5d.sL EastSiver
3:lup m Fare lower than by any other route
EOR W-HAVEN-Stcamers leave Peek
slip at 8 p. III. and IL p. Sundays eIceRed( II
IN early trains North
IxcursLuu % NeW.layen and return VI o.
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Musical instruction

Musical instruction
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
N No EAST I4TH-sT, 3 doors east OF 5TH.AVE
Chartered in 1850.
VITHER.-Private instruction by competent
II tacher his or pupils residences reasonable terms
Address $500 CHORDS. Tribune Olnco.
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
u No LAB Broaiwag uar ilL3..; 4Stl ysir Primary.
Commercsland Classical Departments INSTRUCTION ta1so1 "a
Terms moderate. NJ NJ. HOBBY W. L. AKIN, Principals
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
vi Willroceve pupils beginning Tuesday octooel ~ IN
drawing oil water color palnre still fe lowers and
sndscape. china painting and decoration.
~""'>"F~' Studio No 80 Madison Ava
References
Mr. n Huntington Presdei Natonal Academy Of Design
Hr William Hart n A.; Mr. James N. Hart ~ A.;
' David Johnson ",
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For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. j. A. GALLAHER.
FRENCH PROTESTANT Boarding aad Day SCHOOL
For Yonng Ladies.
450 MADISON.ANE, CORN Err 50THST.
thorough French education Highest standard in English
and ella sc stuiec separate and Itci class IN French
and Lnglish ior little boys
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

French. German, italian spanish gE,k and idomatt
cay spoken by the NJ MFIS1 ERSCHAFT SYSTEM CoBverea
fionai Classes an grades for dies and gentlemen u.y
evening Specially native assistants only over 500
IuDs entered Oct 'F8. Callers aways welcome
rrosp Branch Brookya-" he best system ever de-
ysed for learning speak foreign tOngue"-The Nation
Mestol sca school opened at IL W. AID 81. by Prof
Gastnean has net with remarkable success"-Hohe Jour