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New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rioer. Vessels an1 RIirolfH
NEw-YoRK, March =. 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ia, =,
CoFrFEspot Rio lower and moro active; Fair not quot
ed above &c AMI OF 1000 bags ex Pascal was said
10 have been at sc 1000 bags Santos on private terms
an onened points lower but later recovered and closed
steaGy sales OF bags closing as foows March 20
S8 ,nrii 35a7 40; May 750a7. 80 June 7.B0d1,65;
July 775g775 August, 7.s3d7s5 September 5eoa 1,sS
seigsbcrg sold Mid grades fair demand with pccs
sales OF 800 bags Iagusyr GS bags Maracabo 44O
bbs $500 mats Java and oOO pecus Padapg IRON
tho December sale private terms. . o,o
Corr0N-snot Cotton dull and unchanged sales OF 262
bales deliveries bales receipts ut the ports lO1OI
bales 7O9 this day last week and IA ~ last year
since September s 49, against i.3lj.7i7 for the same
period last season.
asf
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
Markct closing steady Tran.fcrablo notices. lll5.

Market closing stcaiy lIaHs'iaoio HoIr's Al''o.
FLOUR AND MEAL FLOUR Market dnii. with The The
tendency ayG a s Gr f donue G % eaS anS
which 40 obi. were export including 100 hbs ti!y
Fine s. 30 .r sPrns 'Cr "ihIes h oSa,
15s S 10 ess az his 81 for spring % 90 Cor winter WHEAT
9goI1Sn' fn% co S F%nv y tia ae e
.fa q S5d to E1tTS Choice western ss5as5 G
sGPes q d dd f-F t1ds 55 lG G S
% 90 sfrash to 81 Sa 5o rats y s e.
HaS naGors Far Extra Extra Far to oo sa%
500; Good 10 yery hoicc g t qq = 80 P3ent nter
y TGSs - taEl ga sGs.G h%e va market ean
95h' 95o bb. iRsndn common to Good Esa i5as3o
GOOD to Choice 40 ~ 81 5o l HE 1do EIhi.
53S$S sais g 40 sgES i. At
GRAIN-wHEAT-Ma without decided chance for
Cash lot, 0rcp' ,ba rcs ayac az ana and ddi &
the price, very I'm ted bushes, Tor export en-
y o Si III r. ana 1%a S sO S. as' ~ SS.s a,s
bush mure Sooo 6us spot inenins nsnlfi W, Wh,rF ,c
dSpt. agp az se.c and %tc state a Sc; 10 a for
M1res sScS1 esen, at So' a tof At Nav 40 o sr closing
at ~ do T M une 90, 90 &C. eoiSf at f 30 5n ir
Weiern no4 a. Suc S and s.t sS ' S G No
2IwoRowed StI.o AT dlc 80 canada = sc" thiti
MALLr-ffuil ard unch,nged 80. C6EN-N,rtet urmer.
ssGst ls bet D5cs'& AN tr @ ,EPoT, a.9. n
options Shippers bought l52OOp bush sales uit o9
s9' 90 is.i'e ssitc 10 at s.e! sturT MToi sc
aroat Steamer yellow H"'te
in eleya'or 81 &c anoat N" 2, h'ila 10 elevator
~ a052i4c ahDI No. HiNci Tor VI IN. 4'sHI . cos
ing At 5oigc do ior Apni - e. S,Gs ns q, 70, %
June, ea closing a. ~ sir'I",r % N,.ea 1,r,s ,n
&c nd options -i9r fair t1ldc In gpl NJ and rt,iy
,n,sf busnC rnd 10 arrive Sa.'r $500 bufi
t,,~,- il0oCt bush srDt aul .. arrive in uius 80
HI,d AZ sac. 80 :. &1So5-c. IN .cyai"r inr .u'tng
O.to lIsl IN eleya0. for export a. t'tc, aud 5'"n
ins 10 1TTiyc clst. freight and nsur4nco ~ tc; 70 J.
80 "a z White % Sc No. p. 81 'lcd-c No ].
4ic. Miyoi Wc,tcrn A1'sGf1c. Nh'e DO. 3. q les
Whtc stlte 3-.adtlc.. No " Ni1ca Tor NIrch W lta
~ c closing AZ g. do for Aph = -. closing a.
3ii.r do for MAY, q &C. closing ht ah'c ll.l.p
,i,rSrt rm aui fairly active. 4"r SIa-ic HN i t2tq
nc ~ ~ 20 SOC. 100 n. a 0c sharp 'Ocgsi. Rye
Feed 1jd &C.
socls IN store Eew-YoTk. BROOKLYN ani jersey city
gram aTeLOuses Ini cld n railway AstIf on % tAcalc
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATION OF BERvRs ro.pAr

Good 10 Prime steers sold year ago al ll+@l- unu
the average was estimated ut u lac. - -, .,. -,
yesterday and to-day were t cars raS
Jersey CITY and at 6Oth.st. making 1880 naa
sesins head Monday The arrivals l9 past WEI
head than last week, and llSo heau oio
than the orresponding time last year. - .,- ,,.,
Reyeytne week from the finish OF last MONDAY WHICH
Mas firm, the market on "Wednesday opened , SLOW ou'
pISsT@ aGysnee Obtained early in tho day was lost
before tho close late arrivals OF 40 carloads OF cattle
were held until Thursday when with te easier lee
ae slack demand from city slaughterers ap1 ne call for
expor traIe was dull at reduction OF nearly sc per
dressed weight Eight arrived for the market on Saf
day hut most " them held over. The average quay
nm 10 Sal urlay showed no Improvement =
with carOa IL arriving nj 6Uths today only cars
man-t ears to cGwarkchd sulzbergcr and 81 cars TO
stern z Meuger Nor trade worth noting Win ll3 iresn
Jersey City and dozen cars held over from
saturday the market well supplied The cattle came
through condition than at time for the past TWO
weeks mainly Common 10 FAR steers WITH very
Choice Chicago and ST Louis Bulloks included In tho
arrivals ,, ,--.,.-- ... ,,ou.
gpg throughout with decline Medium steers OF strong
dressed weight while the reduction on other grades
estimated at from TO 10 cents per 100 TO- lve
weight About 30 loads remain the yards unsod at
o'clock od OF Pennsylyana stock sold at ~ 60 or at
she TO dress 55 ID and Ordinary 10 Ch0lce
the extremes OF Ddl2sc to dress % % 10 WIN
one o EIta Chicago Buocks az l12c 10 dicss %
NJ No export demand A few Bulls rctailed ut 3'40
41.c ami Old Oxen sold at sdl0c 10 dress IS n.
The Cauada exp cted to sail tomorrow with Live Cattle,
prrss "a iiroi and Mutton.
The weeks sp nts OF Live cattle Sneep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 on ani after Aeo. :, 1885.

. M y ~ > ~
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. -.
rains leave Ne~ York DesOroSses and Corandt stres
Ferries follows: - - -.
Harrisburg Ptsburg. the west aud South. with Pullman
pal1ce Cars attached, ~. aud D. dailY. New.
YORK and Chcl Limited OF PaIor. Dining SMOKING sId
sleeping cars, . m. every day , -.
illiams sort. Lock Haven a. p m CORY auu r.e
al p m connecting Coffy Tor T;usyile, Petroleum
entire and the OH Regions. . - . -,...
baltimore St0n and the south Limited aslDges
ITprss" OF Pullman Par.or Cars daily except Slndly g
m arrive Was ingon 400 p NJ kegu ar at gu go
$50 a. l. $40 aud p IN. and ]. night sundsy'
81 - a.. M. D m. and , might -,
For Atlantic city except Sunday tSth through faor car.
LOOP.
I'm sr,ngn Raw Head function and inter- mediate
i0us Via Railway and Amboy. m, IL nooa S;3a. n.
IN suniay, and M do not stop az AsDury Park)
Goats brooklyn Annex connect with al thr len trains
Jers.y.Cy. afori,ng specify and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel a., -. -.on .rA
Io"o n n, daily and 200 daily except Monday. From
washington aii baltimore $3.50, $40 m 20 $40 80
$40 q ~ and lJU5 III. sunday. $50, $50 IN. lOOo
M From Baltimore 93O m From rhiiassi2sa a a ~ IS
yi'sa M 90 200 $40 3jO, 800 Gro. 7:2o. 7:30 $50
e9S i0Oj and 1920 M. and 1870 night Sunday $50
m.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY rELEGRApIL

CHICAGO March 2.The Droru Journal reports: CATTLE
Receipts head Shipments 5000 head, market active
ExpJrts s5 50as6 O0 Cows and AXei s. 25G 90 tock
ers s3 50asi OJI Feeders, 81 0JGsiG; Texans 81 900
81 -.
Hoqs-Rcceipts 1900; shipments 5000; market firm;
Rough Packing 81 20dSi 30; Packing shipping 81 90
s5 90; Light. - OO6ti 5Oi skips ~ 0O0t4 90.
She,p-Ncceips 1901 mead Shipments LOCO head market
duh; Inferior. s20Ods2 7j; Medium s3 0Gf3 So Good
SJ709N co. Choice ~ O00s4 25 Larlbs s. 90.
LOUIS. March 2.-f!dtue-9cccipts 1900: shipments
SOO nrm Experts, - l59s1 OO iooi 90 CIOice
shipping s5 70 0Sj 10. Fair 10 Meium, 81 30 1Sj 0J
Texans 81 O0d ~ 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments 100 ColIlon TO Ne
dum. 81 80 0s3 BOT Pair 70 Cl)ce. s. J06st 90 ,
Hoes-Recc,pts 5000 shipments 1900 Iaght 81 400
81 90; PACKING. 81 40U&i 65 HEAVY, 81 B5dxl 80.
BUFFALO March h2.-Csue-Raoa,ps odav 1900 aaA total
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

for weeE $500 nead for ga ne tmsa,s anil
od to On cs steers IS lO0sj so stockers and Feeder
s. 40dS4 ~. ,ooo,,, .o.,, %, xr.et ,hus far
"a ooo h.a Jr ne rs l,s wess $500 head consgnea
through. maraes weak and lower Mcuu" y"
siood III 25ds3 j1 Canada Lambs S5 90 aSo TO- A.. .,r
to-day 5000 head; t0tal of Ween thus
l5 OoD head; tatL week, I.UOy ntau So'
signed through 50 market dull Goou 10 On0cs 4na
ers 6JOS. %; Light Mixed. 90 VSs wv iio''J'
G - 30.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTONs 80.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA, 1886,
PORTLAND s6,

NASHUA, s3S5.
PoRTLANDs6.
and no tr1as,er.
etsayrrs CITY OF Worcester and "Cty Of Bosto1s
cave Pier 40 " H. OF Wa;tss. pier above DeS
Lrosses ST. Ferry, daily except sunday, a, 500
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-C commencing october Z, 1854
thrOus a trains will leave Grand Centra Depot
1sOG Rochester and Montreal express tnrousho
$40 y ~; Fas, Limited Chicago end st Louis Express
dining stopping Albany Utica syracuse Rocn-
arriving chicago l0l and ST. Louis 7;2O p m nsxs
day. o, ,.r. =. c.,.r
dagus Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunalo connects fof
ii m. Western New.York and Northern Express with
$50 ?. M, Albany. Troy ard Utica Express through
- D. IN Accommodation to Albany and Troy
- Express, with seepins cars Tor Ntasas
Fans Bniialo CINCINNATI, Toedo Detroit and st Louis
Au6nrn road ard To saratoga; also 10 Montreal -
Pacific Expreei with seepiy cars tor hoSneset.
Bnfalo Niagara Eais, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chieage
Troy Connects with the morning Trains Tor the West AND
ckets on salS az GranI Central Depot, No Bowling
2j2 and il3 Broadway and AZ Westcoits bSptess
Offices Pars place 7s5 and s+2 BrOadway seH-fox
and 333 Washington and I3O Fulton s, broosyh ana ~
Ecco|molai 6ps IN GrawngroOm and sleeping cars can os
procured the ticket Offices IN New-t0rk Cy ana
psgta.s lied for and checked from residence
.rhesc trains daily. All others day except sunday
tTLese tratus stop at Harlem llothsL ann ttnsvs
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the Fast All rail from Grand Central nepot Thrs
express daily tSGddays exceDed 10 os'0l AZ M.
J. IN lparor attached ami /" M wi palace seepns
cars5 sundays al 10 p with pasce soepsg gent
Il. W.. G,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
IDytIN ARNOLD AS POETIZER AND PAGANlZER'
~ william CIEAvER WILKINSON Funk "Rg-

rnvt1N ARNOLD AS PoETIzER AND PAGANIZER,
By william CLEAvER WILKINSON Funk & "AS-
nails. r
This is an attempt to demolsh the prestige OF
GTbe LIGHT of AsiaD and like nearly all such at
.emnts il is a complete failure. The author pos
,osses none of the qualifications of an Intelligent
critic. He is incapable of appreciatlng poetry rs
appears plainly from his preposterous microscopic
analysis of Edwin Arnold; kind OF pett1ogeb'g
fault.fndng which reminds one OF Poes worst
style and which is evidently the result oil lhte
lectual myopia that It produces no effect upon the
reader but one of wonder that any writer shouid
tbus expose his own deficiencies. Dir. WILKINSON
hoveyer belongs in everything TO an Oos'iete
school.
The second part of his book is an attempt 10 SHOW
that Mr. Arnold has hattered buddhism, ana as MI
Wilkinson knows nothing about Buddhism put
what can be gathered from Ilardy's Manual, the
result is simply an elaborate exposure oil the mar
rowness of his information. The publsh prenA
note to this volume in which they state that IL
contains material nowhere else TO be found IN 1crh
accessible TO the general reader for just indeDend
ont indument of the real ethical merits of pagan
creed that has been much vauntedof late among u.s.
Bnt this is quite a mistake. The same kind OF
material and more of it, can be found in the mis-
eonary publications of forty years ago before any
thing was known about Buddhism. The general
reader" however, probably has sense enough 10
perceive that Mr.. Wilkinson is not a safe guide
either in literary criticism or as regards buddhist
doctrine. One such essay as that of Professor Max
Muller on Buddhist Charity IN The Norm Amert
can Rerieo Is worth wilderness OF such uniformed
and narrow minded writing as this volume consists
Of We NAV conclude with a paraphrase OF Mr
Wilkinson's own cumbrOus jesting: "Wi:h per
fcctly light-hearted confidence. We dismiss Mr.
Wilkinson's book to that limbo OF things trans-
tory and vain to which, by its own irrepressible
Inherent levitation, it seems to us mani:estly to
aspire
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
q SrATC-sT. NRw.YORK Feb. Q, lsSj.}
'OSAIS IN DUPLICATE, sealed

o. sr,rrsr. Ngw.Y0RK. Feb. o. 1851
DROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, sealed
and ind yelope Bid ior supplies Advertised
viii is received AT this olce until ~ o'clock. March II
- for the following supplies of the best quality 10 b.
thirty days from datc OF Order free Of
expense AZ the Navy Ysrl New York ;..
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING,
Alcohol Acids Tools &C Iron ami steel kubber Hose &c
Sperm and other oils. copper Tin, Zinc &c Coal tllcs
Ps.Ht- &C. Lumber. mon and Brass Fittings, Packing
stat
Ist. Il articles rcquIred cen be seen at this orce
Fail information IN rcIton q tue quality Of tn articles re-
qured can be obtained az the Navy uL ... .
reject il bils may hp'
be deemed adyantagcou 10 the Government
responsible sugctcs required ,or the prompt anu
faithful Il liver o. the supplies awarded
Blank iOrm- Will be furnished at this once, --,,
Bds properly signed and certified W1h nor o., Sohs"
cred ~ ~. IL, " a. ~ Nayy
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

JEPPERsONyILLE DEPOr or lllE Q NJ DEfI"
JnFFERsoNyliLR. Ind, FEB 23 1882 }
CEALED PROPOSALS.. IN triplicate, suoleectt
- 10 usual conditions will he received AZ this once untu
ocock m entral standard time) on Friday TIE oth uay
OF March, 1888 Witch time aud place they VII os opn9i S
I'm e OF bidders for furnishing and MIN
e, oil ma tslIows Al the JeHersonville Depot Indiana
loo OoO gallons OF two Ave gallon cans eacn , -
Dcliyeries must by Aprl ana De oy
NAV 6 1890 in quantities and at such times between
those date. be agreed upon. -. 81. ~ ...,
tho sht TO reject any OF all pro
given TO articles OF domestic production and
and such preference given to articles of Aer
can nrod ncton produced ON the Pacnc
coast To- the the consumption required by the pub
Ranks and m information bidding etc. will be fur
plshcd by this office. on application ,, 9, ,,uo,,
Assistant Quartermsstes General, U. Army.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03


DETARIMENr OF TuN EAST - :
GoyTRNoR's ISLAND y, Y. II. Feb ~: lsSo.)
CFIFD PROPOSALS. IN T,IPLlCAIE,
subject usua, conditions vii! be received az ths OF
nce AMI The the Quartmasier at TIE post mehl"hci
O'Clock Eastern ut, on tie tWchtYe elEht
dav March which time and places they wi De opened
bidders for the constructions OF one set I
onIcer, wards frame the po't Of Fort Hai on hh
chcatlons whi, can O seen
al this and at the office OF the ost Guarera'r ~
rony of mi. should be securely attached
10 each rp,s proposal and be mentioned thereh 4s CON-
pIi.lng part oI II. ,--..... .. =, ,.o,nor q, t,,S.
Hanks for proposals. aud information AZ to manner OF O
dine etc can DO obtained ai this office. 49,, 49,
Proposals be accompanied ny aguaah'ee WIN TWO
surrtirs IN the Of two hundred dollars ,.- =,
proposal accompanied by such guarantee VIII not Oe
considered l.. ....,,,, , DE-,
uvclopcs containing proposals shoud oe matScu IiO-
uos ia for construction of barracks
~" ALEX J. PERRY.
Assistant QuarterlnasterGehrrai,
II =
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
GILDERSLEEvES PINDAR.

The Olympic aud Pythian odes Of Pindar With Intro.
auctory Essay Dissertation On the Metres OF Pindar and
Notes Critical and Explanatory. BY BASIL L. GLIDER
SLEEVE Ph D. tO5ttingen. L. D., Professor Of Creek
Johns Hopkins University. illustrated pp. 6o2. l2no
Cloth. 81 so.
"Tbis is tho third issne "Harpcr's New Classical
eees under the editorial supervision Of Dr. Drser Of Col
umba College and is marked by the scholarly editing
Its predecessors The text has been the subject
collation. and revision and t3e notes fun and
The predatory part OF the work will peculiarly val
uabe containing all that is necessary TO full comprehension
Of the poets style. metre dialect and syntsx."
Either Of the above works will be sent by mail postage pre-
pad any part the United States Canada receipt
Of thoiprice.
HARPERs CATALOGUE sent on receipt Of Ten Cents
HARPER e. BROTHERS. Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

Messrs Charles l.. Webster & Co, publisher OF this
city, have been engaged by General Grant to publish his
Forthcoming book entitled Personal REMINIscEHcEs
The book is in two volumes OF about five hundred pages
each and is TO be sold only by subscription The manu-
script of the first Is ready for the press and will
be issued soon. General Grant is engaged every day
upon the second volume which we'll advanced toward
completion.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
New publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
AMERICAN POLITICAL IDEAS.

Viewed from the standpoint of Universal History By
John FIsKE. PIP. 1853. l2 mo. Cloth. 81.
"There perhaps living American who Las made more
important additions philosophical discussion or WHO better
the tendencies spirit OF modern science than
John Fsko The mo brings us one book on The Des
ttuy of Man and another American Political Ideas"
Both have the same hearDess the thoroughness the
sane literary charm and both receive the same welcome"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
NAVY PAY OFFICE, ~ STArE.sr,
NEwYoRK. Feb. 26th. 1851
nPOpOSAIS DUPLICATE SEALED and

| indorsod on envelope. Bid for supplies Adyersed:
a., he oiice until 2 o'clock March 7th lrSo;
or the lowing supplies OF TO- best quality TO be delivered
ma stated below. -... 49,. ,,r,r.,,-,>,,
IN HJJREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUlrINGi
900 tons broken steamer coal 10 be deyerea
m such Quantities such times either a the Navy YARD
York alongside vessels In the harb0r as the co
mandant of This station may direct ,,,, . 49,.
Yard Portsmouth H. within 30 days from date OF award
A o bo subrct TO the usual Inspection NC
The right To reject all bids tha may NOT
he dee al gecus 10 the Government ....,
Two surctes required Tor the prompt anu n
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded
III nianE farms will ba furnished at this oflce .
Bids properly signed and cerhcd VIII hot W. oSns'u
cred. ~. ,..an,or ~. -, n avy
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

Futures quiet and without int resting features The mar
point decline on old crop and
MONT advance on new crop months inactive during the day,
and closing STEADY partially to- points decline on old
from SATURDAY closing.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

Tho clearanccs elsewhere for Saturday oil City.
73I2 600 Bradford, 553s,OOO, and Pitisbur5, $780,
600 barrels.
Refined oil was unchanged.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON March 2-Turpeulino firm at 29c. bid
SAVANNAH. March s.-Iurprntlnr Dfm al SOC
WIiMisGroN Ma roh 2-Inrpentine firm Ht - lac.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West A2dst Cortandt ana Desbrossess
tations
Chicago. sl0 m, ~ p. m. Pullman sleepers through
81. Louis. $3.50. . p m. Pullman sleepers
Detroit, 40 q. m. '5a0, g p. Pullman seepera 80
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Bnnalo Rochester AZ
M, $3.50. .Sp sleeping and parior cars throish
syracuse 7lO. 40 IN. $3.50, .Sp.
Utica. 7:fO 40. ll:O0 m. .bi50. q D. m. -. ,,ca
Newburg. Kingston. Catsku. Albany 'fiV =" AAS'
O. m; $3.50, $3.50. ssp. m "a.
For Montreal and Canada East Ilo m o,So p .sso
Hamilton London 10 o M, $780, q p m ioronto '''S
sbay Other trains daily except sunday. .s.
tckes time tabos parlor or sleeping car
tions information apply AZ orices Jersey Clty
station Hoboken lio oWashnsont Broosyn b, csa SIS
$685. s5i. 946 lao 1923 broadway. 1877 6tave lag & EH
l26thst 1851 Bowery Penn. r. Stations 700. % 49,. ~
andt and Desbroses and West shore Sailon ~ .s
west .2dst Bagsase esei for and checked & ison '''
e statesk HENRY MONErI Cen fsss 4.@
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

% SrArE.sr NEW. York. Feb. II lss5,
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, SEALED
/ and inlorsrd envelope Bd for Supplies Adyer'
,sod win bs received office until ~ ococh March
sj Tor the following Supplies OF the best quality TO 20
iev,rI within five FROM date OF award, Tree OF ef
ncnse al the Navy Yard. New York 49,, ,,,,,,e
PN' BURfAU OF YARDS AND DoCks' u..,ro,.
&c Paints &c, Lumber. SC, Brushes &c ,,,. os,o
Iss OF The articles uod can be seen AZ n's ~ M,
The right reserved 20 reject any or al ous '' "' w
ha ie,ined advantageous % tho Govern neat m, ,,,h
Two 10 pons surctles required iof 'hc Pio"p' an"
mi ,lelly VERY of the supplies AWARDED
'"uianL farms furnished at tins once - -..,,
Bus not Piop''V 's A. II. GILMAN,
cred. Paw Dtrector 4. = NAVY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
1lropnsals.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRi iBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
fTOWN OFFICE So, .Ss Bro~l"ay, corner thirty
Eshth-aye No l5I Fourthsve corner Fou-seenhst 100
ird ave. Forty scycnth-st No IOu7 Ih.rdaye,
ytisths, and at the HARLEM OFFICE ThIrd
ave corner hundred. an weny nith ST. M.
regular oicc rates. Also BROOKLYN IS aud 81 Court-st
DROPOSALS Fox lOBACtO.
1 NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING
MAFHlSGION. u c. Feb. I, 1855. )
sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals for tobacco Will he
received st his Bnreau uhu March - ss6 at II oSoss
o 10 hundred thousand Ou,0oOl pounds of Navy
Toacco dcllv red the Navy Yard Brooklyn. n Y
on or before the day o. November 1850.
and forms OF Offer will be furnished nv TINS
upon appca and proposals must be made upon
furnished Ind IN accordance VIVA te srchcd
TONS o.. ~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN
" DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YOKK
Txpres. leave NcwYOrk via Desbrosse0 and Court
landt street Ferries. as follows: . ,oo
800 40 y $50 @ and 10 Limltcd LILO M l. S29
$40 4 i.IO s. G7 and and IL night sundays ViS
C9LluliteD and 10 a. m; g. amt . p H. and IL
nlght Emlsralt and second class 900 p m e.oo
Trains leaving New.York daily; except sahday o-y
$50 and I:l0 IN, l. O. l. l:40 and p ~ connect -
en sas isave Broad street station Philadeghs
S11 anu ASS except Monday, $50. 7as0s20
SO. ii aud lii5 United Express l's9 80, and % 52e
phi sI5 40 Loo, l:S5 $50 t520 Ilmltcdl. $50
10 and 7:i5 m. Leave Philadelphia, via camden 500
m aaiy dcrs s.o sAe asS and e44 broadway, Aster
Ind foot Of pesbrssses and Cortaudt sts Court At.
and Brooklyn Annex station. loot OF Futons Brooklyni
Tn.c. IIocl Uoboken; station Jersey City Emigraue
III AZ once No Banery Place and Castle Garden.
Se new York Transfer Company will call Tor and check
baggage n2n I,Is 40 ois pIiesu Iu s'"e"S WOOD,
CHAN nanc,al Manarer General Pass'r. Agent.