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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

|yHOICE NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
I J first of the season, received o.day oy
- &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

DJCELEs. SWEET AND SOUR, just received
for sale in quantities to suit by
-. &c MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

HOUNp-A LADY'S EARRING formed OF a
r one dollar gold piece. The owner can obtain
her property at sCHWARZ's Dry Goods store by
paving for this advertisement. oc2o 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

pLATED SPOONS, KNIVES and FORKS OF
/ cheap grades for eating houses: A good arli'
Gle At a low price j. T. CREIGHTON & son,
octoS IS King street, corner of Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

r AIDES KID GLOVES AND HOSIERY A
IL speciality, at r.r,c eo r;+
oc17 CHhfMANo 90 hlhs -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

r,,HE FOURTH OPENING OF MEMS FINE
NECKWEAR for Saturday, Oct. "a. All the
newest shapes and colors displayed.
oct23-6t C.M. ADAMS, SO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

1SO Doz. CANS RED CROSS TOMATOES, re-
ICU ccived to day by
oots J. C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

CoUARE. OCTAGON and FLAT CAST STEEL
y win be sold at SO King street, corner of Roy
al. at greatly reduced price Quality warrant
Cd Ioct2Sl J. T. CREIGHTON son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

A JOB LOT, NO 1915 REINFORCED laun-
N dried Shirts, at about half price, at
octo AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

az BOXES OF FRANK SlDDALLS soAf
~ Just received by
mh31 w. A. JOHNSON q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.-We are now Open
~ inpa fresh stock of Guns Rifles, &c, and have q
fine lot OF Paper Shells, and sporting goods gen.
orally. Call and see us.
s,ot Alexandria, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
LITERARY NOTES.

r. has not been generally known that Mr. LonSfehow
added to his poetic gifts those OF an artist In 'ne VI
noranhy which Samuel Longfelow Is preparing anu
which Ticknor Co. are 70 publish, will be found letters
and diaries written by the poetwhe abroad anu c
,nrly illustrated by him with dainty little pen ana INK
arawncs These are to be carefully reproduced
This Longfeow biography, which promises to be the
mast one Of year. will not be br0uS d. ou
before February l. The biographical portion WI" uo
comparatively short, the bulk OF the Work cohS'Hs -
the journals and letters of the poet
zoa,s soc,alistic novel Germnal" has been drama'
izsa but the French Minister of Public INSTRUCTIVE" ~
prohibited the representation OF the play
The chapter In II. HIS "Bits Of Travel, which por'
the procession of Flowers in Colorado" has oeeh
,,s., n an occomnlished Western artist, Miss Alice
Stewart aud WILL it said, be published IN pook or'
by Roberts Brothers
Atranslaton OF NJ Remains book, "Studies III ne
ugious History" will shortly be published III LONDON
Mr. Cosse ia TO be decorated with the honorary degree
OF Master of Arts
Mr. Howels writes concerning international copy
right: There is nothing 10 say except tha' INC
ent condition of things is a national u'Siohoi ""
personal shame to every one OF us
Dr NcCosh's Fourth Of July address at Woous'ooS
Conn on - What an American University 0no''" '
has lust been Published In aneat palnpH'0"
The ye,r golander and Yale Reriew is about 10 take
- Anartrre II is 10 published hereafter not once IN
80 roonths as at present. but every month ike tio
other magazines Special attention TO be gwen IN tno
fntnre 10 the discussion OF questions OF college govern
man, and college education. The November huNi'
sontains an interesting paper by PRESIDENT roi...
Tho Charter OF Yale College: Inc NC"
and Proposed Changes"
Nv G. r. Sims. the author of the play, Lights O
London is about to publish novel entitled "kogues
md Vagabonds."
The current number of Harper'S Young People mas
charming little article about Jumbo written ny tne
great olephants keeper Matthew Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCER
For tho week ending Tuesday. Nov 10, 1854

Receipts for the weekBeans 2775 bbls; Peas IA 400
bush Exports-Beans. 4SS pigs; Peas. l457 bush The
more liberal demand unimproyed. Offering az
81 g5 sell slowly Medium continue IN moderate supply
Tor choice stock In jobbng way IS high ~ Il
weak at ST. 50, and might be bought little lower.
tanned Red Kidney remain duh and feeling rather easy
California sell slowly Only moderate obbing deard
Peas and under ONE pressure To sell prices
Beans Marrow lDo, RIA Kifny.s4 2O0e2 80
Choice ........-..- 90 Do Cal Lima 5000 40
Do. MEDIUM. Cb'ce 95a2 90 Green Peas 1885. 20
Do White Kidney. zoo Southern b. L. per
Receipts wees 1925 pigs last week 3o95 Ex.
on hgh grade fresh table pu,ter and the demand
has equal Ell the supply everything else 1t has
dull. unsettled and weak market A. the close even
cidedly easier and the pts app ar to be increasing
faster than the dmand. There Is marked falling OF in
the supply Of state creamery talsi few Of
gtedge quality arrived ami sold 10 10DDers at 30c but
PROBABLY the bulk OF current arrivals sell IN rsnga
a lSc long held lots OF dubious
he had down to l4d loo State
tubs have all fresh and 81 very exceptional quality 10
eYceeo 2Io fine Pc nn.yv2nia Ont
aIT2~c Ofthe western goods only marks OF known Tepu
aton inspecting as high grade extras WI co anand 30
wants With anest quality 26c On grades below fancy
settled value rece ver are ANXIOUS sellers
go buyers tn price Nice es OF fresh Creamery
Going 23a24c and good hsts can o. haa az 0e Very
err lane working Qua at lSc but tbs bulk tbs
supply had at 1c and strong Old Favored lots
mr. ed Il02c State dal " plenty and while
rev fine attention and brings ary
lslitles are dull aud dropping
obtanabe for extra ol but the bqk ofhe
supply either OF tubs hrkin IL rey offered at l6alsc
show re merit bring the outside rates demand
Tor factory and prices wholly nominal.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE rRAVEL.-. .u.... ALTMAN

'hH boUBIE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.., u,,u ,,yuor
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE IS ALnN1 LIE u NJ ~ "a
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMED HUDSON HmiEES
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArsKLLL M9USthttSSS
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY oF The
HOHAWE, lava waat d.xh
Itaton a follows: .,..,oo foot ~ Jay.a Al
North River 20 minutes earlier than from ioo'o Vi WV"
k2dst IN Phil
nan sleepers through. u,,,,, nm steamers.
Buffalo Rochester, I;2O, 'lu'iV D. "' '
sleepers ana parG e Niagara Falls 'lOlOa $500. $40
NT,,c. and Syracuse. 100 1910 l,20 m 1900 $40
p%,.,a pokeepse ana catskill. '7:2O. 'lodo ll'26.
500 Sn.ston Saaseres and Albany. '72o. -1olo
49, M 3.53, 900, 1910, sllAO p NJ
leo ~ 10 via Albany 40, 1l;25 q. 900 m
Wentt eal and Canada East 7s2O m oOo p M
uu,uton London .l0:lO =. $500 'olOp' IN. ioi"hN~
"sin'iO a M, 600, $40 p: m. - a,.~
.nsiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY - ods
o icksis time tables parlor or sies csf ia Hna,o
,, or Information apply at ofces aooosoa Enter A.,
"brooLyn Court ST., Annex Once tovs iIn SI}
std Sity n 207 26 3d. SeS s5 say o rsrv
Hen.Say III Othave l4B Fast l3oth,st io"J ,oot
shore stations foot OF West t1se nSsak "A IRON
Anu North Sag gage CALI io As ~ tcSet on
hotels and raaiuehocs o'"''' w. HENRY MONET.
0AnsrA PsAaense4 Axces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
"ARIEM RIVER BRANCH


~ RIVER acknowledgements June % 1850
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot -
t. a. m Ocheser and Montreal Express through ura"'
in z room cars to Rochester st Adams aud Montreal
'i5Oa m Fast Limited Chicago and St. LOUIS ExpIess'
with inning cars, stopping at Albany, Utica syIscuse
Rochester BufalO. Niagarh Falls Erie Cleveland ana
atryiDg at ChcarO go IN. Cincinnati 1900 m' anu 9|
Louis TAO p. III. next day. - D.. Canaan
I0oj A. A., ,c.su xpress drawing room cars to canaan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bufal0 $500. nth
ali a m Western Newly Ork and Northern Express WIN
drawinR-r room cars r,-.oas ,brougb
drawing cars. 10 SARATOGA, IT. EuNHlu o'N"'
Falls on saturdays only
a n M Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. -
Chicago and ST. Louis Express, win sleepng
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit th
cago and Il. Louis. "a - . e.... .. a.
Auburn road, andtO Saratoga also to Montreal 49,.
tgl5 D. Pacific EXpess, with sleeping cars Iot
ter BunO Niagara Falls Cleveland Ioedo ana DelIoH1s'
10 Waterown ana Ogden sbuTg da " except SATURDAY ,
1lI5 n m ight Express with seepingcars 20 Al0anV
md Troy with q mUTn trains for the west ana
for the North except saturday nghtl. . r,.-.
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, No o lowing
Gern ~ Broadway Harlem Depot II thst. and 4tnave
a; WescOts Express Otces 3 Park-pace near brO@
way1 S5 and Broadway, and 81 West l2jtn-st New
YORK Washington and 73O tultonsts BROOKLYN ana ~
4th st, Williamsburg ,.. 49,. .o, Ia
procured tho ticket Offices in Newly ok CITY, ana
333 Washington ST., Bro oklyn.
Baggage . ed for and cAecked from residence .
daily All Othei sduly except SuDday
tThe trans stop "a Harlem 2jthst and 4th-aVe.
Io M o Toa2CE EYE o"'S ~ '''"-' D. NJ KENDRTCK.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after November l. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AxD UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
to,Io vAvYork via Desbrosses and Courtilndt street
Ferries. as follows. Wat With Pullman
Harris 1t m s. and D. daily New az
thc,co Limited OF iaror, Dining sm- KING anu ''eops
SSysS !, corr M Tor .a m s: Ff e arc S
R.Itinore washington and che south Limited
m Sfnvc s9S pp@ nj FS sisas sun0 g.
Far ar vi HtlSp M Cit cIty except sunday p M
opS Ta9c Fay Head Junction and intermeaate sIo'
,n sunday o Is a. IN. and p H. 40 mol STOP Ut 1'0u'
FcT d pOut and Norfolk via op PsaGen sv e
dv VIA baltimore aud Bay Iine SO p N TSsS Gay trains
cpsey CIV anordne speedy and direct transfer lot
bT0s'RR r1e from rsDrs, B. l}0 M 90 R ens
It4 .5 r. M daily FROM Washington ana BeIumo a 80
M -35o q 20 1905 D. M tvon philadelphia 5300 a.
"a 90 $50 i0i0 1880 ma 10 = n6 ~ H. - nj H.
SUNDAY 3 So Gt2O O5 sos. 1885 w. S;-o' oNO' >
goo 93j 1908 p M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Fxpres. trans leave New YORK via Desorosses IN" N
"d5 Sr'st FeFes a s ntte aud TO- washins.O@
INIT Acc6mm6iation $50 J! 10 a ~ Ana 80 t3
Express G shS p n, pt, him'''' ANU
New.Y orE daily except sunday y r
ii'ioa. :, T. 5 and P M ana p |" ''
Renrpng trans leiyo brG 80 10 20 $40 and i6
IN LIMITED SpTess ia and 90 p w. aot 20 t3
s9 7l4 ao 'S and md ~ 45 50 Limited $50 7o and
ta@sDs t w AS an& IA Broadway SI Hons,
and loot pesbrOses snd oSt Of Fuitost BrOoEJ
BTsShs uoie hoGSEsn STATEN JsT a., Garden
licke ono yo S ranser Gomnany viii call for and chez
baggage from hot Ell. ana M residences JR. WOOD.
CHARLES 9So "a p Maaascr General Passenger Agent
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN -
NETWORK, PHILADELPI;H 6l AZ NoREoLK OLD POINT

NEWYoRK, PHILAD ELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TUE SOUTH.
HOURS FASIEkTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The ew-Ycrk, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Fay and light Exrress between New York
and Cape Trains leave New via PeDnsyl
Railroad, week days D. IN. daily arriving old
Point Comfort oil p. days and 80 daily Nor.
folk q D. IN and 81 sle ping through from New
10 Cape Charles aud PaTor Car from Philadelphia with
Tickets parorcar and sleeping berhs
be secured any Ticket Of Pennsylvana railroad
Company II. B. COOKE, Genl Pass. aud Freight Agent.
Ill w. dunno. SUPERINTENDENT
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.

i NEWJEHSEf CEN ! ~ a. . " 11VFR
o TINT p@Ii and TRENToN Bound brook
539 a. 961 iaS ' no. 49, 49, ic5
M connection at Wayne Junction for Ger1nlDtown ana
Sestnut I'M AZ Coambia-ave. for Manayunk Con'n'
S1a CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
SAn on a9e pHSDELPH Sptn ana Green 't
7SO. $50 g.sl loo M to St5 6o I'y y: Third and
% n VEN Z and Penn
POI ~ Tfii2IfAMspoRr syYPURY kFHwIIs6BDGRa and
5so. a. 200 -. m sundays $50 p ~. LOO 1870
For KEA 81 80 a. I tS9 A. S 3ta $50 . IN
For g %N $40 "a aJ 3 p az 1000 s45 m.
fY Or" i 70 34S 5t45 D. M sundays at 53Op NJ
For PR5G%U at al to- 76o 40 5 H. lOo i'O 'A
For oG g ALLEX1owN 9G NA Ma oH unaly
rs5 fHpoH at $500 1000 $40 90 49, ss stS 400
Ear ~ 4' az BRIDGE BKANCH at AGO. S'45 H. 4Oo
r5 t'P iMINGToN 100 s45 m. 100 $780, 400 '''O
39 n fnn at To- IS g. Zoo 1880 1S 1913
m 10 go 49, i6sd 'SG SUI Sundays. Io6 500 m
For SPL s o9 ~ oS S+ t5o S So SiS
$50 - 900 Gs@ 49, ~ a 0i n. 1900 w. 1870 AGO.
,54o o. SS0 yC 79o 6iEAN GROVE. &C. AN rail- a.
80. ioe m l lS% All a. LOO Us 80
E,p nREtHoI.D at $40. ll0O a. m. 5Vo 4oo' '''0' Wv"
andR RNEGAT at $3.50,
3 a. m. leo. 80 D. m ..,, ~, .,5 pRIDGFTON At
For ATLANTIC CITY. NlNEhA-'D NY"
$50 a. m. Loo y. IN
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DlNlolCN'
rror Pier No :. North river via sandy Hook k xcn
For %FAK HS'b ToI, RvE G gAEXEGATP Per t'2 g
North i've, -. 80. .57 26l 20 va Sn 10
io'd,y,v $50 TS7 and 10 6thlye.; klNhEton'' IL
- ~, md l.. GrcenW icl- At 49, 2ue East ~ 49,
5n pysry and PRINCIPAL hotels IN NeN'l Or, oay Ia,
&rookiyn AZ 80 curt l07 BoadWay o. q sshing
.ns1 JiO 40 Manhattan In Hoook'n - ~ ~
tonst transfer ompany will call for and check Dag
gage from olris OK res'uenoe ~ e. g. HANCOCK,
J. =. 49, ~ =, ar.gcr Cen Pass. aud tcket Agt,
Ieno,, nnIVI n T. T. p Agt. lle Liberty st.. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
,,,O HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA DEFERRED
1 OGRTIFICATEs,
Commonly known as
"WEsT VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES"


TIE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF
g -. vii, o. snd after tho 10TH OF OCTOBER and
uu, further notice deposit the certificates sed
nv virginia under the Act OF 1871 oT,presnt proportion
,h., dett "a a assumed by Virginia. the payment
oertiheates WAS deferred until settlement could DO
hod heween the two The said company Will issue N
.cha,V, for the certificates It's NEGOTABLE RECEIPTS
which recept have placed the list n the IOH
s,ock Exchange These receipts will be ISSUED under Az
agreement the First National Bank OF Newfork
40 ether with such holders Of certificates may par
ana agents OF the movement no" being conduct
al for ement part Of the virginia debt repre-
rted bv these certificates which movement Ia or
nanea in pamphlets 70 had application 70 the undon
signed
7 II ooApBY AND Il. Z. WALKER.
l6 EIchsngOPlace. Now.York.
H. c. FAHNEsToCK,
vice President First National Bank New.York.
RICHARD IRWIN. in,
OF Richard Irwin & Co. Bankers. New.York
J. C. MABEN.
Investment Broker. "a Broad.st, Now.Ycrk.
EBThoso who have heretofore obtained Tho Trust COM
nsny receipts VIII now efchnngo them TOT
orm, -ccordance with the rules OF ths
New ork > t0ck E1change
A RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS
&c. FOX, 3 wall.st.
A-SCIOTO VALLEY X. r. BONDS-Gold
n and stock Telegraph stock wanted by
NOTICE. Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
~ Railway Company Iowa DIV sion Bonds secured by
mortgage on the Missouri Iowa and Nebraska RAILWAY;
TRUST COMPANY aud sign tho 1ondholders agreement
necessary for their protection before DECEMBER next
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ORWICH LINE.

~ ORWICH LINE. - -
~ Reducuou Of all points Boston ss WSreestsr
A. so steamers Pier 30. North RIVER 'ot Va
next per above street Ferry a 4oo Pc m u
eIccrt Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

ROUTE TO NEWPORT, RI.
w Leave Grand Central Depot ~ follows;
AtSa m arTiving In port NJ 2:2b p. m
Al p m arriving IN Newport az 1850 y; m
lDravuR-room attached - both trnius. .
THEODORE WARREN, Supk
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STRANGE STORIES FROM HISTORY Fol
YOUNG PEOPLE.

~ GEORGE CARY EGGLEsToN. author Of " Red
,o.,a.&c Illustrated PIP 244 square lGmO. Cloth 81.
TN "Harper's Young People series')
,ot ta,es Of caring deeds told in charming language
tones relate to events somewhat out Of the common
NJ Fggestln has combined amusement with instruction IN
hpsna happy way and the boys and girls VIII nan WIN &C.
uglt this addition TO HaIpers Young leopie S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
BEYOND THE GRAVE.

nvpR Hermann CREMER. Professor Of Theology III
.no University OF Greifswald Translated by the Kew
SAMUEL T. LOwRIE, D. D. With Introduction by the
rev A. A. HODGE D. D. PIP XII i5i l6mo' Cloth 70
cents
simple thorough and impressive Interpretation OF the
scriptures upon the subjects OF redemption ie
from and the future life Remarkable work, which wall
command te attention Of thoughtful readers generally
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Neu 3Jubllrnilon5.
COMPLETION OF
THE LAND AND THE BOOK.
HARPER & BROTHERS. New-Hork'
Publish this Day
THE LAND AND THE BOOK.

BY WILLIAM NJ THOMSON, D. D.. rory Eve ivAt ,p
n,,ss,oparv in syria and Palestine. Volume Ill LEI.
anon DAMASCUS and BEYOND JORDAN. coinPio'ns
Tbe anI and the Book" lat illustrations ana Maps PIP
10 smare svo ornamental Cloth So sheep - iaau
Morocco S. so Full Morocco, Gilt Edges So per Nou0
rrntfora, in size of page and price with Vol III;
1,o,nrer SOUTHERN PALESTINE AND JEKU9A'
mn ,l4O Illustrations and Maps)
vol,.me II CENTRAL PALESTINE AND PHbNIClA'
$50 Illustrations and Maps)
The Volumes sold separately.
Ion and varied personal experience OF the an'hor a.
,er and resident Palestine the breadth ana scope Vi
,, ~ and its thoroughness Of scholarship the graphic
.tyle adopted and the abundant and adinlfaDe
trrs,r,ons render Land ard the BOOK lh'aluao
NOT, The student OF sacred things ana in the family
eregatOnslst Boston.
.UARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE" FOR 1850
We, VI over 500 pages with about 700 illustrations 4to
.r,oental cloth So Vols H.. Ill. ~ ana v - 'V
zach Vol l.. out OF print
ops largest of all the juvenile books Of the year
. ars snaicent entertainment. both liter airy ana PIC
ial 10 last who family Of childre for the whole year
lBostOn Courier. -. c,,-4...,os
dozen children, and could only bry one
, % no divided among them choice wonld certam la
ON this hook that las many autliu pictures anu qS
sed between its handsome Covers New'OrieahS
Picayune. TIT
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NJ
ali points North and West Freight received un u' VI
departure.
TROY ROATS CITIZENS LINE
n Fare 81 so; EXCURSION, GOOD DURING SEN
50 berth included Steamers SARAIooA anu
TROY leave pier IA N r. foot Chrstopherst dy eA0ep'
Saturday st p. m Sunday steamer touches al A'Vpy
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL4
n. MOUNTAINS, ianGing a. Crsnst9n Wes fo and
Cornwall Newburg marlboro lilton. PougDKeepsi hnu
EspJ connecting WIT Ulster and Delaware stony C9re
and ntskili Mountain railroad Steamep CITY or
KIN ,STON and JAMES w BALDWIN leaFC, S'eIy
Weekday at M, pier foot OF Harrlsonst~ N n'
except Saturdays wher City Kingston leaves D H.,
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH ,ronrn
NEWYORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARIFOhO ~ ~;
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner az st ai
near Third Avenue Bridge across baIiem
irssched by Third Avenue Elevated Raroa daily e1SeP.
Snndavs at 645 1850, $40 1000 ll5b a. m, CIV DO,
40 SO $40 500 for Port Morris CssaR9vs t
1oat POINT Hunts Point, West Farms van New De-
Chester Ifmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay BartoW Gy
Isiandt Pelham Manor and Rochelle cOnnectihE ~,
New Rochelle with trane for all poiats on the 10 ne 0a
Inc New YORK New Haven and hartford kslIfoaa
line and Air Line Divisions New;' anaan 'nt
New Bain and Sued Branches and Boston ana s points
East ,-..,,. -, -, ,.,o-n,.diote sta
lions a. IL :lO a. IN Tally, except Mond avs $1,000.
snuday trains for New Rochelle and all
tons M 300 noon $50 tho latter tran cohnectn
M with trains TO Grand cent? uepo anu
Stamford
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npIRD FRUITs AND BRRRIEs.

Receipts for s53 pkgs Exports dried sppes 2'43
pkgs there has been quite an ncieas ia t1s TeclDa on
vno-aet 1pp,s but prices have be held "a rf 81 ady lp
spite OF the generally duh trade most sal"s az &C. ana
the qualify Aas be stcty fancy 10 brig tue tOD quota
lion SunIlried apples both sliced and coarse cut arel
moderate supply but there not uuch demand or the H. hi
tces keen low fvaporasd peaches dull and some cOn
sons would be 10 effect sales eundrei peeed
peaches quiet WithOnt quOlabe change hpeeu olet
lower and Attracting but ltle attention small NUTS e
abou The quoted with very htle ca except ZOE
fll.E arraa
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
i the EAsT.-An rail FROM GRAND Central Depot Tire
trains daily Sundays oXceptcd) TO Bohtonat m
2p paror attached aud II with palace sleepin
cars. Sundays at ii PIN with palace Sleeping cars ,
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npIE RALl- WAY now known as the NEW :


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TIIE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except Sundays. Pennsylvania Railroad $40
prl. Paror through to
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Qedrhers.

A YOUNG LADY gives thorough instruc-
N ton In German French and plano playing duets q
speciaty highest moderate terms Address
l. NJ, Tribune Uptown office, l,23s broadway.
A FRENCH LADY desires to give lessons
~ during the afternoon hours most satisfactory refer
ences Address 81 West ga St
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JAMES =. JOY.
4 II. HUBBARD, Purchasing
EDGARI WELLES. { Committee.
q ID ASHLEY
I PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.
TIE ConnrN nANKING co. II5 n,wAY.

THE CORRpN BANKING CO.. fGj B'WhY.,
opatn calls attention these Investments. Among the
PIst Perfect securty upon broad improved
not 9 1cecding AZ per cent OF their value
"a Security remains in possession and In form TO
prrcludf los. by thtf or IRE.
I'd Very much Of interest than any other
nrst-cass Investment
continuous r1pcreuce-l < Of them IN this city.
9th Ihe II tfs business ore hero and be
amucd.
10 such mako personal examination will aend
fu descriptive pamplos with ana addresses Of IN
W whom rcicrour customers for long see. Of