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EUROPEAN rfyAycr,L u.aKrr.

LONDON. March 3l.-l2;S0 m:Consols. 81 1916 for
money and % G for the account Atlantic and
ern First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 27s Canadian
Pacific, $3.50 Enc 2g second Consols 5G ILLINOIS zen
trail 1855 Mexican Ordinary 3OTs ST. Paul Common 90 a.
Now, YORK Central VI; Penllsyyania o.: Reading. ~
count y"
count. ~ ~
mC0ns0ls 077s for money 90 for the eceopn
Canadian Pacific. 80 Erie l2a 40 second Consols as,
illinois Central 1885, Mexican Ordinary. VI New.Yori
Central. 907.
$3.50 mconsols OF 1916 for money os Lie for tho
account 49,
6pm consols. 97's for money and os 1ls for tho nc
count. - 49, w
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes At 10 franc,
for the account
D. m-Ihe amount Of bullion gone into the RANK M
England on balance to-day is 2200OO '"
Paris adyices gnote Three cent enes at 10 francs
Confines for tho hange ON London al
francs 20 cen times for checks.
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EuRopxAN ppopucr MAperrs

LIVERPOOL March 81 Proyisons-Bscon Cumberland Chi
s2s od LSss eea, Middles 3zs sa short Clear MiddIes
Beet-lOss % for ExtrI indian Mess Prime Mess s5s o
Pork Prime Mess g2s Cd. bbL Prips Mess Eastern
$685.; Western, 50s Lard-Amercan. 36s "a; Prime Wesp
s5n Sas 9a IL. L a. OIL s5s "a amsLoas Cut 49,
States. cheese-Amercan Choice, 6ss. %. Wheaf-Isd
Western Spring Is i'd ats o6 Red Winter es 9s "a
per centa No Spring7s Id. New Western Winter "a od
New Mixed wesfern 49,. adi California NO l. Is ID a
7e 3D. California No Is I'd 06s lOd per Genital Produe,
Spirits Of rurpentine 22s 3 do at London 2 Od Der
cwfi Renned petroieum per gallon; Clover Seed
Sd per cwt 49, -oA
LONDON. March 81 Produce Linseed on a2l l5s a:
per ton Calcutta Linseed, l5s per quarters Lnseed
Cake IT 81 SO o.. toni Refined Petroi cum 7io1
ga GER Faop; spirS Of rurpeniine 22s 90. per cwti
Pale. 9s ola Proyisons-Lard. 44s. OIL per cwt Tor
Amsssni snear t3s gd peg ovt for Cuba Centrifugal
refining afoat
BHsxxx. March 3o.-Petroleum. 2 marks. 10 pfenniga
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LITERARY NOTES

The forthcoming Autobiography of Sir Henry Taylor
Was begun In 1865, ives fnisbnd In 1877, ana was
ken privately printed for the edihcation Of few
srisnds Sir Henry originally intended that it should
aot appear publicly until after his death.
Mr.. Howard Pyle. the clever ,rtist. has written a
nove-his frst-which to bear the title Of" Within
tho Capes,p and which win shortly be brought from
the press of the scribaers.
The eth volume of Professor Mommsens History
Of Rome (which has just appeared in Germauy-is
now beng translated into English by Professor
Dickson.
Miss Murfree otherwise Charles Egbert Craddock,
Is niece of the John Bell who RAM on an unlucky
Presidential ticket with Everett In go. Her grand
father Colonel Nathaniel Murfrce, gallant officer
of North Carolina troops in the Revolution and it was
IN honor Of him that her birthplace, Murfreesboro
was named.
A aeries Of notable German novelettes by the best
writer's Is to be issued in the original by L. Schck OF
Chicago. A number will appear every three weeks.
An Old Man Dreams'n says DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holnfes, "was written liz 1S54-when considered
myself very old man. much older than do now.
DR. Holmes rs congratuating himself that the portrait
of" Dorothy Q has lately undergone repairs which
win serve to preserve it FOR many years to come
Mr.. Bernard Quaritch among many peculiarities has
ono connected with ancient felt hat which he deeply
loves and in which at any great sale he invariably
appears He has had it for years aud obstinately
refuses to part with IT, One gentleman weli-known
collector had great desire to possess the headpeoe
"a memento OF the great bookseller. and tried, but IN
vau to induce him to part with it, Failing in persna-
son he tried to soften Mr.. Q. with gold But still
IN vam-even when the collector offered f2 for the
old tile" Mr.. Quaritch, when tho bidding had
reached this point, declined all parloy and retired
still happy in the possession OF his hat
Twenty of Mirabeaus letters were recently sold in
Paris His handwriting peculiar his letters being
almost straight written vigorously without fourshes
or loops and pressed close together that the lines
appeared to have no break in them the words being
almost tackled together.
number of welikpown writer's have been engaged
by g. p Putnam's Sons to prepare series OF historical
studies young people The volumes are intended to
be particularly graphic and pcturesque-so arranged
o. bring wildly to the youthful consciousness the
daily life of the nations they describe.
Colonel Fred Burnaby's unpublished novel is said
to have such fierce political toae that it will have
be issued in conjunction with biography which viii
soften and explain it.
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Go Whom III Man Concern.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Ito WHUM IT MAI CUNLEKN
Please take notice that Washington b. Williams esa OF
Jersey CITY has been appoint ed by the Circuit Of Tho
United Sates for the District u NcwJersey Master and
George g. Holt Of Newl Ork city. has been appointed
by the supreme Court OF tue Of NewYOrk Reereo "a
take state the accounts OF Horace and Theodore
Houston KeceiyeFsO OF the property First
Mortgage OF the NowYork, West shore aud Buffalo Railway
Company
You take Master and Referee have
duly appointed the 18th day Of April 1850 at i3O O'clock in
afternoon OF that day the time and 10 Fourth
Floor. Mills building. No Is Broadst NewYork city az the
place for the hearing the
his notice given pursuant 10 OF the above named
Courts entered this DAY in the Clerks Offices said Courts
az Trenton, NewJ Jersey and al Goshen, orange County
New-YorS, respectively.
Dated, New York. March rs, 1855.
You're, &c,
WASHINGTON b. WILLIAMS. Master.
GEORGE c. HOLT Referee
HORACE RUSSELL.
THEODORE HOUSTON,
Ucceiyers.
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Nfm UubIiration6.


MACMILLAN g. CO.'S
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Price 10 sents; annual subscription. 81 20.
THE ENGLISH
ILLUSTRATED
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no. XIX. April.
Contents:
/. The Baby's Lullaby From the Picture by L. Alma
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@ A Ship of 40 Bret Harte. With illustrations
3. Highways and BywaysL j. E. Panton Illustrated
4. Interviewed by Emperor. Archibald Forbes
s. The Sirens Three W. Crane With ILLUSTRATIONS
6. A Family Affair. Hugh Conway.
z. An Easter Holiday. The Penman.
g. limitations OF Roumanian Lays W. Beatty kingston.
Ornaments tai Friezes. Initial Letters &c.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW-YORk.

landt Street Ferries as follows; .
$50 720 g. $3.50 o. and 10 LmIted) II. lilo m $50.
3An i49 .. g.! and and IL night sundays o;i5
night Emgraat and second class, TOO p. m. 80
Trains leaving New-York daily: except SUNDAY. 1zv
$50 and lil9 a. mn l. 2 A. and p m, connect az
Retnrnns trains leave Broad Street Station Phade.phi
i2oi 3l5 500 4:35 except Monday $3.50. 7.3OS:20
$50 ii aud ili5 M Limited Express. l:3o and 5:s0
P5oi. sI5. 500 ass, $50 a. ~ t55o Limltcil. S:So
TAO and 745 p M Leave Philadelphia via Camien $50
1 IN ga o,tees sac AS and ga Broadway Aston
uansa and foot Of Desbrosses and C0ranct Coursf
and brooklyn Annex saton foot Of fuitonst srockyn
T,eket Office No Battery Place and Castle Garden ,
THE New.YOrk Transfer Company viii call for AMI cnecx
baggage nYT ~ ~ ~ o pIfaH 'e'"0 il WOOD
ShA" t;ensral Manager General Passr Agent.
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MACMILLAN g. CO.,
112 FOURTU-AVE.. NEW-fORR.
VALUABLE HINTS
AT GUESSING THE AUTHORSHIP OF
BUNTLING BALL.

rFrom The Boston Transcript
sThe publishers OF that clever pOetical bucsque The
Bunting Ball. have yet reported TO its authorship
and the buying OF tho book with the guessing still goes on
The lst of names which includes the thus FAR made is
an amusing Evidently threw their votes without
care OF Judgment although the majority have shown sul
able desire upon the thousaDddoar prize offered the
guesser The field is materially narrowed In the
search for the author shutting at all those who
have never taken college course but
thorough Greek scholar have written IT, It is equally
sure that written by fresh from the classics and
therefore young and have the word OF the pub
Ia tia wrters Of the day
Given all these task Of discovering becomes less
o,icult and yet many 70 choose from Among
them and lkeies OF named ia Professor Henry A.
Reers Of Yale College who has Published two vol
MINES of Professor has OF humor
fluent and captivating STYLE and iuas AL the requirements
before mentioned"
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Eeeal Notices


GUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEw.YoRK.-In the matter Of ,he application OF
Tho NcW-YOrk Insulated Wire and NucAnite CONF lIy
for authority TO changeits name;
NOTICE A hereby gwen that the Hew.l ork InsuA
laied Wire and NuCauiie COMPANY Will Apply AZ the
Special OF tho prene Court sitting at chambers
the Tho CIV County ~ Ncw-York
4th NAV 1855. the Of Court that
authorize the said Newiork lnsuate wire and Vaic1nto
the corporate name Of The OkOnte
pany" end thereafter 10 be known by such now
Dated New-iOrk city. March 81, 1875.
s. J. STORRs Attorney for Tho New.York Insulated Wire
and vulcamto Company, 100 BroadvaY Nev-York city.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Supreme
Court CommisaOners y determine whether railroad
proposed 10 be built by the eecond Avenue Railroad
panv VIZ railroad with double upon surface
lie through and along Fifty street
from Firs; Avenue the CITY ~ Now.
YORK 20 connect tracks Of said COnpsay IN second
with it, in fIst Avenue ought a. be constructed
operated hereby give notice that their first will
Do held at the ONCE OF Theron g. strong ESQ Of
mssioners az No. 40 Broadway. said city on Thursiay
Dated Ne1-York. March 30. 1895
THERON q. sIRONG.
LEWIS MAY. cOnmls,isncrs
DAVID MILLIRES. JR,
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Tho Second Volume OF
"stcphen's Dictionary OF Biography"
DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY.
Edited by Leslie stephen
Vol O. Annesley-Baird- svo. So 20.
PRESS NOTICES OF VOLUME I.
In funess general accuracy conciseness and simplicity
OF treatment with infrequeny infusion OF literary
quality the Biographies of this first volume certainly
peror TO those any literary OF the kind in English
[G. w. s., In New.York Tribune.
In all other respects obvious the book will
be quite az valuable Americans to Engshmen. For
reference and for all other which such dictionary
be put will be as much after In this
try as in England 1t almost the relation
to our mutual wants dictionary OF language
-[New-York Observer.
It perfectly safe to predict therefore that this dictionary
will find as ready acceptance England II is quite
rs necessary 70 an American English brarys con-
pleteness-l New York Commercial Advertiser.
MEMOIRS. fBy Mark Pattison, late Rector Of Lincoln
College, oxford. limo. SO 80.
This book profoundly interesting Mark Pattson was
really far greater figure than he chose 20 believe.
said there was not gossip Patson gossps about
his own soul with freedom and that the whole Is
not less interesting talk at dnnertaoies
G. w. s. in The Tribune.
In s faults and its merits book OF remarkable power
[Athenaum.
MACMILLAN 81 CO.,
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The late General Gordon,

The late General Gordon
CHARLES GEORGE GORDON A Sketch.
BY Reginald H. Barnes and Charles f. Brown. Major, r. D.
l2mo Up, 40 cents.
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I've got to take under my wing.
Tra1a,
A most unattractive old thing,
Ira La.
With q caricature of face; ,n,
And that's what mean when say, or sing ny,
"oh bother the flowers that bloom In ING
spl.ng"
YnYo,s r~rfunctorv utterance Of tho "Tra las has
comcaty not to beescribed They are totally Ioreign
TO the sentiment OF his verse, but the melody requires
their Introduction and he resents the necessity OF slhg
ing them. Tho best songs have been so mucn quoteo
that we may content ourselves with saying that they
very good.
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THE NEW LINE
i BETWEEN
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT

THE NEW LINE aGrrwEpN
NEW.YORK PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
The New-Y0rk. Philadelphia 4 Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Day and Night Express between NewN ork
Cape Charles Trans leave Newly oS via Pennsyivaua
railroad 600 days and daily, arriving Old
Point g. IL weekdays and s30 daily Nor
folk and 9;l5 Sleeping through from New
York TO Cape Charles and ParOr Car from Philadelphia VITA
CHARGE ckes paror seats and sleeping berhs
secured at Ticket Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company z. u. COOKE, Gen1 Pass. and Freight Agent
H. W. dunno Superintendent
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
W ~, VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
sns e&vo West 42dst. Corandt and DosDrosses a.
Shicago 10 m. .s p. m. Pullman sleopers through
St Louis. $3.50, - ?. IN. Pullman sleepers.
petroit 10 mr. 'b:aO, g y. Pullman seepers- IL
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester, ~
IN, 1880 sST N. Sleeping and parlor through
Ttiss Sa sio t, 10 'i9 INA ~ ro.'o ,spm
NewpuIg KINGSTON. catskil- Albany TAO 40 Hoo
For Montreal and Canada East lilo m, $3.50 .. N.
Hamilton. London, .lo $780, g Toroata 800
.baiiy. Other trains daily except sunday
For tieketA time taolee paror or seepng CT
uoas Or niSr%ssp Apply e. officer. Jersey CIV Penn
ieSs gSsS s Ssxs,t S'' g. q.
iassS e. fSst Bovery. Penn r. X ssssiSns loot c0r
n@ "a DesbIosees ste and West shore sfasaon rof
ss sS'ss:aaEs~ "a \ ~ a fs As.s.
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1nstrnrfion.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
DORDENTOWN, N. Military Institute
ID Prepares college Business Finely located health
fuiand thorough f Kew w% BOWEN a. NJ Principal
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
Conn On e e h Su Ssn. ' ap R sea
boys FOR college Forparua send for catalogue
DOYs and YOUNG MEN privately, fitted for
college 81 Winter Conditioned q
NOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, POughkeepsie,
M PRINCIPAL eS and Gr 5asae ,St
college, scientific ana oovernhens scn9o.s auo 9l o
CLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
II ford conn Parent. who unfort in the man
address .s X
,IREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. j.
i Forty.srst year begins september Q Military drill
Preparcs for business: for PRINCETON Coinmoa fao AND
Harvard. sena i'r REV A. O. CHAMBERS. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMf,.,
III Worcester Mss' sfE1s ssRs
HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at New-Ham-
III burgOnHudsOn sOnd for cr sy II = CONVERSE
NEWTON On: u COLI ,,, 1N SHI.1 DI,Iis7
high ee prm.y business acaasc scientific c9 as
%p sS Ror,ss and
sSsa' free STUDENTS received % sp& fsASd 'Py
DENNsYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Costly Bqdipgs THOROUGH obstruction Instruction
a MaE Eagish COL I'll TaEo GY%
CUMMIT ACADEMY, summit, New-Jersey:.
'f II % sy n. $500 zsf
and Military Dr'l ALFRED N FULLER A. B., Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Department II Toype Scientific School Sdnr.a I'll
philosophy. " Course in Music VI Medical school h NsL
Ier BIOLOGICAL school xI. Department Of Philosophy
In making inquiry P kH ' gpE Secretary
University Of Pennsylvania. West Phlladelphl. renn
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stsambOats aso Raslrpaes,

"A. Low RATES
sros1Seros LINE INSIDE ROUTE
S@ sr - sssR sss
rRIE RAN WAY, now known a. the NEW
Arranasmsnis q srsn: from cssnSesa DsSos From "a
Coaches 70 Binsha1ton EI.!rs and Buffalo sleeping
m.osily st Louis Lamsa- Exprsss NO extra charge
rying 725 q m; NIAGARA Fails s:35 m. Hamilton ont.
land Leo D. m, cncinsati * D. @ ST. Icuis 300 q N
Sss trans arrive m '.s
P1ma aca c sSs % r.
$50 40 80 ee c:sop %.aaissS
10 S sS rs s S s5S .ss is :se
and sa ss ys Sswsrs s.S SO
ss S s Only! s''s susasy. SIS sis go
sunday. any
Sswsars "a; and dV cornTsn SEQ 40 sunday
sf Rosdsa, and Kingston and Montgomery IN aso,..
Ss asss.s si ss n 1920 M $3.50 $50 $50 $50
IiadIesosn sSs SsS icsos "a; SO $50 $50 IN
lso connect with New York Ontario and western
Hf Porss.ss 80 ''s' sunday
from sa5 "a to iois every thirty minutes and nom
Sleeping be- ef AZ the companys oces
sno -, V rproad 1s7 Westst N. 4
cc"rs ST. B S or u Tie companys pspos
so PIE III: 9s ' = M and 1920 D. m
aa'.s =, An.0r' Cen, ''''' . Agent a'..l'.. .
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
,estsr nd vvacs s.so ~ n 'y' ~
s;l5 m s,,,,. ,,.r.. -, ~.
Sundays "a .RRorr GENT pa,s,r .gen, Nev.yors
TIDrvCp IINr M pat 81 D.
HALL NJ EN- LIZ NC Desx oounu eo"
a. 20 Dos.y pI ai prv All ppsnr ro Dr. % wv,
River daily SUNDAYS excepted at 500 D. m
o,n GEoRGE = SqN Non; denera Passenger Agent
noiD~. ~ $500
L'OR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave feck
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EeIp Uanteo.

MAN and WIFE wanted by plain family
Vl living in Luzeme County. Penn; man TO ACE Office
and care OF horses cows kitchen garden et
three children and second girl. Address WIS.,
Belbend p o., Penn.
WANTED.--On salary, as salesman and
sole general representative upon the road OF we'll
known manniactoy gentleman q good address tact and
chnery and welgrOunoed in mechanical principles
ceptcnabe references will be required. Address
CARPENTER" p. U. Box 49, New York.
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Steamers city OF Worcester" and "City OF B,stous
Pier 40 n. r. foot Of wattsst next pier above Dos
hrossess Ferry. daily. except Sundays at 500 p. m.
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| NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILRoAD.-Commencing october s, 1854,
through trains will leave Grand central Depot
$500 Rochester and Acnrea Express through draw
$40 a. M Fast Limited Chicago Express
with dining stopping Albany Utica syracuse Roch
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Chicago l0l0 and 81 Louis 7:20 p IN nexs
m. Chicago Express TO
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buao connects Ton
til Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawinz-Toom
$40 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
drawing. room cars
a D m Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
d. m. with Tor Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and st Louis
Auburn road and 20 Saratoga also TO Montreal
to Pacific Express with sleeping cars for
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
IL D. Night Express with seepn gears To- Albany and
Connects with the Trains for the West ana
for the North except saturday night ~ , ,.,.,.
252 and AIS Broadway and at Wescotts Express
Offices place 7s6 and Df2 broadway New fork
and S33 Washington and 730 Fulton sa BROOKLYN and "
Fourth ST., Williamsburg. - =
the offices In Newvork CITY and o.
1893 Washingtonst, Brooklyn:
Paggags called for and checked from residence
sTiese trains daily All others daily except sunday.
THESE trains stop at Harlem tl2othsI and sthsys
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
excepted TO Boston at
paror attached and 10 with palace sleeping
cars, sundays at 10 y. m. with palace Sleeping ears
w. L.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE oP REFUGE FOR WOMEN.

t'hOI OohH0'
HOUSE oP REFUGE FOR WOMEN
80, HUDSON. ~ Z March 10 1885.
Sealed will be received addressed W. HOYS-
RApT presi OF the Board OF Managers Of the House
Refuge Tor Women Hudson n " delivered at his office
furnishing material doing on buildings for said
House OF Refuge Tor Women, TO wit:
Cottages and Hospital in accordance with plans drawings
ana specifications made by " Miller architect and now
SON. " where the Superintendent Charles Cure, will
exhibit same and furnish copies Of specifications and
Zach proposal must inclosed In sealed envelope ad
dressed to General W Hoysrldt Hudson ~ Y, Endorsed
eompanicd by bond with suretss residents Of the
state NewYOrk each In the amount OF thousand dol
lars guaranteeing that such bidder II his bid shall be &C.
by Linn and Will perform said contract 70 the full ntont
ITS terms
each OF the buildings above named The Board Of
Man gers reserTng the rgnt to accept the TO
others : 70 reject any pad all bids.
be made In accordance with the aforesaid
visions Board Managers may necessary pro
tect tho interests OF the state.
Mrs. s8RAMk $. GUERNSEY.
MRS. G. a. SPENCER, >Managera
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY
PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving
OFFICE OF TnE ESGEERR cogNlssI9sER.}
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April /. 1885.
BY direction OF the Board Of CommisslOners, sealed pro-
posals win be received at this office until y clock ON
Paving Blocks, to be delivered at Washington
District OF columbia. 60,
this Office upon app cation therefor together with all
necessary information and bids these forms will alone
right reject any and all bids parts OF
bids -
Major OF Engineers Z. s. A.,
Engineer COMMISSIONS D. O.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after co.. ! 1885.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
-. AMI UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ferries as Follows ~
Harrisburg Plttsburg. the and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached 3 a. and d. 10. daily. New.
YORK and CHICAGO Limited of Parlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars at n N. every day.
Willamsport Lock Haven a. mr. p M CORY ana Erle
Centre and the OF Regions.
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday 10
m arrive Washington t:05 Regular &C 60 $500
and $3.50 /. $40 and p N. and ~ night sunday
b:lo a. m. p. m. and IL night IA, .,-, NJ, -
100 D.
For Cane May except Sunday. lilo a. m
brancn Bay Head Junction and intermedtte st3-
tons, via Railway and Amboy a. NJ II nosn $780, m
on sunday, m and p do not stop at Asbury Park
For "a orf0k.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect all through trains at
Jerseycity ehordng speedy ana direct transfer for
Trans spIve; From Ptsburg $50 and l2o m 1880 and
100 D. m, daily aud 700 daily except Monday. From
washington and Baltimore $50 M E2o, $40. 30 5S
D. M From RaItimore 92o D. m. From Phladspha $780,
boo 620 700 except Monday 500. e;20, go I0to
800 1905 and 1920 and 1920 right Sunday $50;
$50 $40 7:05 g. ll35 a. 6:2O,. 1885. &c. 1908
and 1O;2O J. m pIIII inCT pIIr.
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CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parents guardians Teachers In every department o
art and learning recommended H. HEsSE 30 West 2lstst
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Dream Steamers.

EURUPE'
EUROPE
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
April May. June and July. by hrst-class steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS 70 REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURsfoNISr, with maps. contains full par
tculars; by mail FOR ten cents
THus. COOK * SON. 20l broadway, n. 7.
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IA MADISON board Gle
~ giant second door. en-suo separately other
double and single rooms.
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ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on- the
~ and business for gentlemen
perfect accommodations hall opens February send
f01eataaosue. ". II BANEIsTER A. NJ Prins
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

q NDSGMELY furnished rooms, private
amyi central location; excellent board; parlor for
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