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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-17

her heart. He leaned bIs head nm
on his hand and them started r
she gently laid h.r hand nnon hi,
shoulder.
aYou here. T,anra, Anvtbine
oooa wronow
ssNo 9wos down town ar
took If info nv head r. naLa vor
q y;s;tn -
Ha was oratised o. o.o;no hor
and led beg a%ont tho 0 e s~arebo MSa
avnIain;no th;n~s na v M,lo tn,ths
hnrinass ~ .0 .'
,sCyome with me- dssnend tt;;a
rest of the fay At home IN 8. nis,,sIs
I,nl,rgs,ed :sWi, an "a eavaTT ( i'm M
&c 0Ildi,tsdo it'd ear II iIsin,e 81
| ii, pressir :''
Ssh walk eds with her tos the strest
IIcarsand she lef msWit q her, cart
filed overt loving ii With IeWsid eal
|sand:ne Wconce rns.
In her tasteful home, with its
light cares. regarded 80 tenderly
by John, she has never taken a
thought Of what his burdens and
surroundings might be. Now. she
had seen his business place and his
business face.
~ have been selfish and heart
less" she said to herself. elbow
could l ever endure it to spend my
days in such a placef And to
think how quietly I agreed with
poor John that he could stay at
work all summer while The rest OF
us went away for a good stime.-
Not one of US needs to go half SO
much as he does"
Arriving at home she wrote to
Cousin Kate her regrets that she
could not join her party.
II have been thinking, John, -
she said to him the same evening,
"that wherever we go thissummer
" must 90, too"
~ cant get away, Laura. 1t
WI! win require eu tne e., most careful watch,
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TOMORROW,

Tomorrow. and tomorrow,
o fair and for away,
What treasures lie, when hopa is'hlt
Along your shining way
What promises fulfilled. ssSs
What better deeds to do
Than cvor yet. are softly set
Beneath your skies of blue.
Tomorrow. and tomorrow,
o sweet and far away,
SILL ever moro lead on before
Along your shining way.
Still ever moro lift up our Dyes lsss
Above what ne have won,
TO higher needs. aud finer deeds
That We have left undone. j9s
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oy oa s ss and so %,Ie :. lGs
W ia tnsu purchased s1s head Tor cIporta,on Gable
Sss I rs e.,,. the Denmark
BY r e asi%an and N II same steamer quarters q
lee, s # 81 By Sssps
sa!csD McPhersol cemnssion; p Ohio steers tS S
isv: io s,as SSS i N Il s.
b q d. Ii$ D. q 1870 gas r. sa ss , e
s At e y s ,ass i7a e. Sa
s Il ai 81 e IS 81 g. S d. 49, I5 g.
RS a d, i25 a. a. &c, " State 10 p 3ye Cows s5 H.
Rcsensar commission ,Suis Z. s,e ere at q
is a. l., q. AZ . 90 iS S9a r. 3, E e
5S" d. 1880 r. a. e p Il DO
Il AZ BE- a. e Fl a 7s s. az a. iGse &c.
i a. t. a es 20 g. d. ii9 f. St 1871 g
LOIS n. at i 80 % Pennsylvania DO es b. az S! 81
10 D,I suna ss stass B 1 AMI cows 2Vo ID " -
nss a't s & stable
s E So ( 4 5ss T. 4 81 + a.
i So 8; q d. TO- .is7 Z
I, i, aS ID Cows 81
+ s 81 l. 4 34s%s sss4 s & 81 a d. s.
q { E "a i|fG :, +.
sherman commission Peun.ylysnts stable BE
OHIO a. q % 81 10 at g. Gs 90 gsF d.
PIC Oxen l@79 b e 50 Indiana sc steers s
o. Is ~ al I5G r oxen : l ~
= %s 3 p '$%aSSf Ba
stsss 81 lbs Is g.
4 81 l;iss$ 5tsS 90 ias: b. ATS 70;
sannels for SELF 81 Chicago Steers 20i d. at IS ioi
j. T. sadlcr 4 90 on commission, % St. Louis Steers.
los2 n at % So SO DO JOSS d. at s. -'la 20 DO LOIS b.
f g asS d. assi'!e 3D. 49, 1897
Do lSfo S "a s5 io o reansylyanla steers. o52 r. q.
= So 30 Do ' at 9 DO li7c b. at s. 90
'G isS n ss &c We're sS a al nearly all at eons
ka P es ss ~ sn the NOT
Veal, sod at ga5c. lot o. Extra gong
and FSdsy n5tIe 2! q;
aGuSdsnI saPpiy Of zeal isoaaoIe prees
Is, at Ca and Is DO la p a. lie 100 w. - - ~
S:.'' gss'y :1s s's: 80 p 'i o.
So.oeS IN sS lo ,o Hes' yee s 10
I3snOes PAYS sod % yca 70 "a A. ~ !. q o.
g. ~ X q SIsc ara 20, 4. :, .s'
sMTEP AND LAMB Receipts wire SSiq cars of 7o4l
hcad2o car' at st end 49, cara At Jcrsej CITY Total
ding time last wceS Ihe m9ISet opened dun and os
steady prices noarlT al ga OF sheep sado
ami at redIcilon o July per irOn MOaaays
figures the pens not cicare at late hour by nearly 20
oad 20 Prm" sheep sold at i2d5ac car
OF Extra At .c Fair To Choice foarns Lambs were waited
a. CdHsgc
J. n ildcock sold. 32G Michigan sheep 80 NJ at 81 90 80
Virginia do. LOG H. at 81 los 81 western Lamos Is h. at
biac.
Judd & buckingham sold 40 Canada Lambs Cstatefed),
ll3 10 at Csc
newton Giiet sold: ls2 Michigan sheep 81 ~ at s. 15
2O3 do 80 H. at 80 49, 100 ohio do ~ D. at &c. 200
do. 81 n ut 81 80; So Western Lambs. 81 ~ at &c.
J. r. sadler & 60 sold 2l7 Michigan Sheep. NJ 10 at &c.
HOGS-ikccsipts were ~ OF Ui3y hcad3I ears at
Jersey ard II at 4utlst Total for four days
ISL head against 1l7 head Tor the time last week
Market noAlnaily dull weak aud lower at 81 800 $40.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-nY TELEGRAPn.

CHICAGO. April III Drovers Journal reports; Ca"e-
eciptS OOl head Shipments 500 head market steady;
Tport 50 t0a* 90 Cows and Ixei g. % - 40 stoc~
- tOd u 'Oi Feeders ~ 6OdSi sd Texans ~ OOd
:
HOgs-RcceiptA 10000 shipments 1000; market strong
Rough mixed -Outi 20. PaAing ana shipping. 81 80
q %. Llght. ~ % al 65. skipt - jOd = 20.
SheeD-Ilccsipfa 1000 heat Shipments liOOhead market
dull, Inferior. - 50Gs4O 90 Medium, % @"dsJ 30 Good.
- 40. Choice ~ ~.
ST. IoUI+ April i.-Ldnls-aeceDts 400 shipments,
SOp quiet Exp0rtA - % 50 30. GODi @ 0c,
shipping - % 1sJ CO. Far 10 Medium. - JOg-J o.
fcxanA ~ - q - -.
Sa>sD-Recefpta Loo shDmcuts 100 Com % Me-
dun. 81 jbd IS Is. Fair 10 cnDce. - i0fst 40.
Recegpts O.-uO ahgpnentA ,lDU LighI 81 % %
- 40. Pacxing- - loast 30 Heavy - i0asl 90 49,,
April i.-trhcReceipts to-day 26p mad total
ssJ1 head. for last week. LOO
5O0sj % stOcsers ami Fee ters
e. soafi 50.
<ep- Receipts to-day 100 heed total for week thus
$1,000 week 1000 head consguNd
through. markos dull and easier Medium 10
Goo - 9ods 90 .ood 70 Choice. - 80 20 co. Ordinary
holco Lambs, IS 70 81 -.
Hogs-Receipts today 400 head total for week thus far
900 head for lt,t week 1000 head
signed ihruugh OF which IL TO NcwNork. market
lower; Medium 90 Fair Workers. 81 s0aSf s5 Good TO
Choice u 1UGi 10; butchers Grades, 81 sO0 So Piga
~ 10 Gss 50.
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Month
Market CLOSING firm Transrcrablc notices at ll.l5.


FLOUR AND MEAI-FIour market unsettled Low
grades are quite and firm wi fair inquiry Medium
crate export bn:Sess and st IcOeInx trade aen'nd
sass ee Sbs Of Tnsh g ES Co At 81 0r 70 so
bills supcrlne 81 Goas2 so for spring and g ssss -
f $aIH %lnasr SHss Us So sg
%sa gi rnc Sas the saTsfs
s. 5Oa % Good to c99se Extra n wse59 - Good s
ssT 5SS o. 70 d FaF to c HSEs GI
Minnesota 80 ooG>s 50 Clear g 5odsi TO- rye MttuTe
Bakers Extra 7SSs.Ss st Lou; e. e Com
@p9 o to Coca Ta TO F vey coS
Wheat ra sc SS$S T mn 5tT f %a Es d Hls
dull .soUThEES FLouR-v thOus d.ci a c,s9ge
suaas eGSd EFS ;Sss. go SSd's
saa@e better sae@ GOO bills superdno 5ossi 90 the
s IseF nn 81 Yellow Western quoted 3
GRAIN-wHEAT-Mars Irregular and unsettled. Cash
lots opened sssc lower ani closed with 81 ally feel
ing OPTIONS opened &c lover sbeauent rreoye'e sq
export trade hight CIV Milling eusp.s, and large trsIsne
Miners 10000 bush Sales 1904 900 bush future 10000
s sams P? 70 & 2 nsF c %SSs f &C., 8
free on board from store s ae"2s delivered from store
SGS fSr T GsSfP; de- for May &c
S SS o. 20 Ct cum" Closing seSracr
s we.c, closing AT ise aOop
ASD BARLEY MALT91 and RsSs , y,sGS SsSs
&c then recovered and aysneed Ia &c and eossd arm 2,
trade for home aud transactions In options
Shippers BOUGHT 2O-,0JD bush sales l.i'2.Ob lush.
10000 bush and special delivery including IN
graded MiXod at s5dsllsc No. = ~ c steamer Mfei.
4Se.afSsc FIN elevator 1919 Oc afOa s-c. for MAY
Steamer Yellow 49itc in elevator. Oh anoat no 2 ?ss
a. &c in elevator, 5OLc. anoat; JOt6 NA2c.
for special April delivery; yellow 5Oa6lic In elevators
ES I'D sasa p% ar 'l Ep nI s
4slsci Mar, sgL alOc closing s6c..
June, 4Ha,d504c closing oosscJ Tor July.
sa5l nc. olosins at 81 &c ..... OAT-Market
ter closed at the best prices sal iliUOO bush
future coo BUSH spot including NO Mixed az 36e No 2
1td37c. No I. go No. White. Ngc. No. =. 81 c..
No l. 4Oc Mixed Western 3f9S.c.i White do - c.;
Mixed stale 81 nc White 70. Gilccj No Mixed .or
April $3.50, closing 367sc. do for May 31sa3 &c.
closing 37isc do Tor June 57d37isc closing at - c
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEw.Youx. "Wednesday. An,

NKW.YoRK, Wednesday, April l. lHa5
BTEVES-Receipts were LAG cars OF 273b head-lSO
at Jersey city and 10 at 60ths Total four sss
6s7s head against mead fo the corresponding
week Arrivals at 6Ohst included IL for Fastman
and cars McIntyre and single of local Tor
the markt All the stock nj Jersey City sale Tho
ma ket opened weak ana lower and while trade
stu nearly all the Cattle we're wanted and with the help OF
Of the yards made before o'clock Tue dozen cara
unsod holding Al about steady prices There wss
difference OF opinion as 70 the market to-day but taking into
consideration ne qua " Of the offerings the decline
Steers sold early in the day fair prices Very
TO Choice steers ranged from So G12c To- dress Is
056 ID. outside figure for ri Ohio Cattle 1874 10
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Quantity OF Dram on passase ApIn ]. 1885

HAY ANp os1 scys and steady chos
5oc Clover Mixed, 70a75c.i Clover, 6Oddot' Long i'yo
Ho6s-1luiei and generally without material change.
o Th.nge vas w saS I'm Was 5s.
l;2e cSPRer d LEAD and SgSis GgI but :! aay
t IA p, Ia sr So, nbn e uHo"'nR0u cargo Vi Dong
NXV1i. sroREs-Duii and to a great extent nominal
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Th was a moderate business &C.
eompished IN The sraln chserng market To-Day BAT aside
nSere sS 10 CORN oRbERs from Baltimore NOR Rf
1000 Srs Il l aSoScT 6o ora a.
i sP G ssrs mn ' dTes pd
British steamer $500 bush oats 81 - vERfoOL,
q 81. LONDON, hence. British steamer laid the
Danish steamer laid on the berth general cargo at
active. with tae seasrai ieadsncy sisaiieT HAMIUR?
aS@Ssbe az 70 pf@s Gas ow GrSee s 9gS'' 9i6o
iac; hToHfh s sSGT , lbs goo Coz PSs sugar ~ 50
I'd ?,o sacss n%1T rs ed 2O boxes cheese private
i iss 30 @ ifo,s am ies oo SS.r
gram. I'd BRISTOL hence, steam, 10000 bush grain
PRovisIoS s-PoRK-Thc market Ia without change Of
saSSsa 5n ea sss VIZ 10 b I'm ss. Ta s
200 Ibis Clear B1ck si4 Ooafl5 rs; Mess quoted al
81 ssss e f hal f Ms 81 %
as not , ysG na %ss. ~. goosS 29 s caod Ga
iii lsoosflssc barrels, E FsIs
CUT MEATs-rne movement contnus 4 a very lim,ied
Bellies private term, Picked Bellies ~ ~ &C.; city
Picked .bouders. 5%d5tc; Smoked shoudcrs aGs CT
Picked Hams, 08Ji2c; Smoked Hams l0i4 IL
DLES-Dull anu noniiay unchanged Long Clear Nea.
YORK quoted b1c for Western delivery long Short
Clear. half and half March. 6.25c DRESSi ID Hons
shade easier AMI In moderate demand. city Heavy 10
Light 5sa5fc.; Pigs sac narsrt nj
time during the hours hui
tho temper Improved and prices advanced as points
leaving OIL with the outside figures ruling hrm Speculation
l,GOO tcs Western Steam for EXPORT 7.l2ga7l5c,
closed 7OS0 7l0c. 5000 tea. May. f207I4o closing
all c.; 5000 tcs june. 7l9G72 G.. closing 72la 22cL
1000 tcs July L2797:3Ocy closing 7.3Oa7Slc: August
tcs 696c Refined Continent quoted 73o south American
7oJc Sales 900 tcs Continent private terms TTEK
demand II moderate and buyers
New Buttcr-Elgn Creamery, &c; Pennsylvania 42 CT
Western 20 d20c state Dairy halffrKn. tuba 2342fc
Welsh tubs 20926c.l Western Imitation Creamery lGg
Rolls. lOGlGci Old Butter-CreameIyS State 1rkns
l7G2l l2c. do Western l2al7cj State barry tubs l0G
2Oci state Daros, hrkns and tubs, ijG23c State DAIRY
fIkins l2a 2c Western Dairy Gal 2c Western factory
last with very mo er re inquiry Eastern. 7el2c Common
70 Prime: Western nat sSi0iac Fair to Choice skins
4c Common TO Choice. = .....EGGs-Are oHered lever
with rsod demand states. 1<Glsiac; Western. lie;
RICk-Fary active. steady and unchanged.
0leomargarine 70. -~' ~
sUGAR-Rsw dull ana nominally unchanged; Fair Rain
ing, 4ac.i no sales nehned dulli cut loaf 7iG9
eSci crushed,G 7,lgaelac; Cubes 7iGcI GranlIated
"a" 6sS5c standard "A" 5ac Cd AZ o.iac; %hits
Extra &c" l,leca64c. Extra &C." 6e5iso, ~" i%S
TALLoW-ouiet and barely steady in price, Prime citv
quoted SIC. Sales 10000 10, 80 ~"
ToBACCO-Duu and TO great extent nominal.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels anl Rinro1fG
NEw-YouK. April I. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spot quiet but firm az Ss4dS'sc for Fair
5000 bags II. Smith sold on private terms options
points higher owing to decrease IN tas receipts ps bne
bags closing as follows: April 25d735i May 73b97iO;
lime 74JGTJO; July, 7.5OG755; August, 7.G0017O;
september, 7.656 ..76. mia grades quiet s.,..
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet steady and unchanged sales
40 bales deliveries bales receipts at the Forts
today O9S bales last week 6403 bales last year 5o
The quotations. according ~ the American classification
are as follows
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stsambo rs aSs aaIlsoaes,
A BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
IA LOW RATES.

.srovrvcrox rrrp INSIDE ROUTE
PSI s. ssY s.sss; Ss:ss
ERE kA M4y ~. tpsES * ssis ssM
Ss's DAY s5'l Esp. p.wns..
sslfs and sr eh sa' s'
s s,s sf aoss gsd ExpFss No sss,s
5IiSs ayg 1Iai ba Il Niagara g! Tal: Dat
% s mr. MAJ g. f Isu no ~ q'
second day GSSnIecns trans arrive Toledo 7ss and
SS,s4ss Esg.s.. f.. tho wet ss!a rs..
sS ssa Ss.:.s t o :S s sSs
sq Pslsg.o Gag oss dss. as
s saS S se q SSSo S %SnsSS
sss :S @
s5S 900 ss SSs susa ss ~ snS o g. Sdns saturday
nss ssss S iss sS &c S sS 81
y;:ss I'd as 1899 ssa go sS a. s,
Rondoat and Kingston and Montgomery am sssopA
9'1 s:ss.s Eye s go: s!s $40 $50 s''
s oa. ss ana Vest sas
80 :ss' s: :s
Soass leave quarter quarter after each hour
from sAs to lc!S eS Ssr, thirty mnutes aud from
ana as In D.sy vi Roc. ..A
81 @ Be s v e
Eaprs:. trains West srrvsn Ssw.York as 7'la
'0 ii aas and S;aS dsa ps.r Agent NewYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Tns LEAVE from Depc for
$40, e:4o $3.50 p. IL midnight sundays 7, m and
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 a. m 4s5op m
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agent NewYork
TALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
fa 20 p az? and
River dEE & ADr 10 asspn
BoRDE \ e LOWELL AGENTS New-York.
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
slip 81 sns r Fl 1sSs nors saS a..
sr@,ion to Nsw.Haven and rstcla. 81 SO. -
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
RIsr ASD ss
~ T Esvs sE kc a
sss 80 ~ and see .S oiSSs
Chester ssy sasST
1nf pssS With trains for ali points on
the New.York. NewHsven and hartford RsroaiI Short
sas sna and sa
Midnight train for and al intermediate ste
tor: = a EXCEPT sa al st.
s ss way Central DePSssI
r EHIaH VALLEY Acknowledgements
H Is; ..aIi a asas :; ak:;ss%
ina
,s5. s.sss !, sns re Sunday ::
's S.s.s ss E Es:s. SeSSs X
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proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE OF REFUGE roR woMrs,


HUDSON. n. Y, March Is 1855. !
Scaled proposals win be received 70 j. w HoYs-
Refuge Tor Women Hudson n. " delivered at his ohice
until II o'clock the 10th day April 1885 for
furnishing material doing werx ON the buildings for said
House OF Reinge for Women, TO wit:
The Nam Building the House Of Detention Prison Four
Cottages and Hospital In accordance with plans
and specifications iade by W H. Miller architect and now
10 be at the office of tho Hudson Iron ompany
son. n. " where the superintendent Charles b. Cure win
exhibit same and furnish copies OF specifications and
Each proposal be ipclosed sealed envelope adj
dressed TO General w Hcysrldt Hudson N -. Endorsed
companed by bond with snrcties residents the
state OF NewYork each in the amount OF SIX thousand dol
cepted will execute contract for the thereof
by him. and win perform said contract to the null intent OF
zach proposal contain separate and distinct bids on
each OF the buildings above named The Board OF
rcseryng the right to accept the same TO
others 40, TO reject any ana all bids
such contract to be made Ia accordance with the aforesaid
visions Board OF Managers may deem necessary
tect the interests OF the state
Mis- MIS- s s3RaMh 5. GUERNSEY.
MRS. q. A. SPENCER, Managers
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving
OFFICE OF THE ESGNERn coMyIssosER.}
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April i. 1885.
By direction OF the Board OF Commissoners sealed pro-
Paving Blocks delivered Washington,
Blank forms proposals and specifications he obtained
at this office upon application therefor together with all
necessary information and bids upon these forms Will alone
The right reserved reject any and all bids parts Of
bids.
Major OF Engineers, U. s. A.
Engineer Commis sioner. ID. c.
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Gnropean Aopertls emenls.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Finest and Cheapest Meathavoring Stock Tor
Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. etc Annual
sale, S,uOO,UUO lars.
I IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT
- An Invaluable Tonic IN Of weak digestion and
debility. rs a success and boon for which Nations
should feel grateful" SEQ Medical Press" Ian
Get" etc.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL Genuine ONLY with fac-simile Of Baron Lebigs
signature Blue Ink Label. The titla
"Baron Uebig" and photograph having been
largely used BY dealers with connection with
Baron Lebg. the public are informed that tho
Liebig Company alone can offer the article With
Baron Liebgs guarantee of commences
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- 10 DO had OF all storekeepers, Grocers AMI
Chemsts Sole Agents for the United States whole
saleoniyl z; David Co. Fenchurcliavenua
London, England -
Sold wholesale Park 1lf0rd James p. Smith Ackcr
Merrail q Condt McKesson Robbna Ihurber Whvana e
Co. Francis H. Legget CO. aud w. Il Schiefeln 90.
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THE NEW LINE
-, x,opv puIr n pttIA NORFOLK DIN POINT

rTHE NEW LINZ
W." COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New. York Philadelphia q Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Day and Night Express between NowYork
and Cape Charles leave Newi ok Pennsyivani4
Rairoad days and p da ly, arriving Old
Point Comfort o. kdays and $3.50 M daily Nor
folk and e:l5 Sleeping cars through from Now
York Cape Charles and Paror Car from ri adephia with
out CHARGE Tchets paror seats and sleeping berths
Company. r. u. COOKS, Genl Pass and nelyht gent
IL W. dunno. sup rintendsnt
WEST SHORE pOUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
Al trains leave West I2dt Cortandt Dosbrosses se
CHICAGO, sl0 m. - p. m. Pullman sleepcrs THROUGH
SI Louis .ooo, q p m Pullman seepeis.
DeIol', ~ M. S0nO, g D. m Pullman seeptra -.
m, ,S.o .SH m sleeping md parior cars throayh.
Utica 7;10 sl0. llsOo m .6s5D. g D. m.
Newburg. KINGSTON Cstakli. Albany s7l0. s10 ll0e
o. m, 35U, s6:5O, ESP. m -"
For Montreal and Canada East 7io = m, $50 D. N.
Hamilton London, 40 IN, $3.50 g p. m Toronto $50
.baiy, other trains daily except sunday. \
For tickets tmc abes parlor or sleeping car acccmod
station HoSofen %sssinsCn:s SroSkyS cOart
Annex omce foot New ork CITY, a. 207 y8 yl4
Se? sol e48 I40 ls2S broadway 7S7 6tave. las Es4
l2othst 1851 Bowery Penn. R. e staonA foot II Corr
nds ana Desbroses ste. and West shore station fo0t
West Sxdat baggage called for and checked nom hoe1
s1a fssasnSsA oEdsEs can BE- isss 3! ticket cSnosa
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LlvEUPoof- April l--Provsions- Cumberland Cut
32A Cd Long Clear Mlddlcs 3-s 81, short Clear Mddes
J3s sd Siort Ribs J3s obi shoulders. 25A Cd cwL
Beef-lu,s Cd for ExtraJndan Ness Prime Ness ss Ot
PORK Prime Ness ga I'd. per Dbl Prtme Hess Eastern
Western 5y-. Iari-Amerlcan SOS. Oi; Primo West
orn ~ ID. Lard OIL 3js. I'd ams-Long Gut Asa 6dl
Shoulders 3D. Butter gls 3D. per owt for finest United
states. Cheese-.Ameritan Choice 5ss ID Wheat-Red
Western spring Is Id ais Cd: Red Winter Us I'D ala ID
per ceual No Sprny7s Id New Western Winter Is ID
New Mixed Western, Is 9di California No /. Is. I'd .
Is 3D.: California q ia nd aus lOd Genital Produce
spirits Of urpentno 2Ss 3i DO at London 91A Oh per
cwt Hcnncd Petroleum, q si. per gallon: Glover Seed
American 1aOw-33s ID. cwt ROsin
Common. S. I'D; Pale lis Cd dOs Oh Linseed OH 20a
80. cwL - -
LONDON. April !. -Produco-Iinseed OIL eel los. e22
per Calcutta Llnsecd. 45s per quarter Llnsoed
Cake. ~ IA - Us per ton. Refined Petroleum ID q
sd gallon spirits OF Turpentine, 22s ID per cwt.
Sperm OIL G5S per I0gn-Common. Is. Cd o Is Sd;
Palc. %. lis ProUa5ls-Lari as OIL per cwt for
American Sugar lis ~ per cwt for Cdba Centrifugal
poankDg 90S aud l2sel2G Cd for Cuba Muscoyaio fair
refining ailolL
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON April l-Turpeniine quot at 2oc.
SAVANNAH April fnrpentine quiet AZ 29e
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Ecaal Noiires


NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to an
~ OF the surro ates Court OF the County Of Mont
gomery state OF ork the 9TH day OF Febru-
ry 1855 notice hereby given that the
apply said letters OF administration
goods chattels and credits OF BENJAMIN SMITH late Of
Canalohare Montgomery County. AewYork deceased,
der the provision OF Section 267 Of the Code of civil
cedure amended by Chapter 39S Of the Laws OF 1882
Whereby the bond 10 be given before said letters
issued may be liked nj amount not exceeding twice the
amount Of the claims OF creditors OF said deceased AGAINST
estate prcsentad TO this notice the creditors
SAID deceased are hereby notified to present their claims
against said estate 10 the surrogate OF said County be-
fore the 10Th day OF April, lse5--Daed March D 1ss5
EMEl1NEF +. SMITH
WILLIAM ~ SAITH
EDWARD =. SMITH.
V'HE undersigned, appointed by the Supreme
i Court Commissioners to determine whether railroad
proposed be bult by the Second Railroad
pany a railroad with double track. upon
The soil through upon and along Fifty Street.
First Avenue. In the City OF
York the tracks Of said Company In Second Ave-
with s In FIRST Avenue ought TO be constructed
AMI operated hereby give notice that their first sitting will
be held the office OF Theron Strong OF Com
missoners at Nc Ito Broadway IN said city Thursday
the sixteenth day Of April 1885, at two O'Clock In the after
Dated New.York March 80. 1885.
THERON q. STRONG, }
LEWIS MAY, Commissioners
David MILLTKEN. JR,}
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0 PHILADELPHIl
HH1 'O-0 TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE -
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9 ON SUN
DAY. s STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. in

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9 ON SUN.
DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 IN
NETWORK.
Express trains leave New York Via Desbrosses and Court
laIdt street Ferries as follows:
6.20 7:20 & $3.50 90 and 10 Limitedl Lille 800
S'oItmited) and 10 a. M w. g. 4 and D. o. and il
night Emsralt and second class 100 p m "a.
Trains leaving New. York daily except sunday $50.
ESQ and lilo an, l. and p ~ connect a.
Retnrnnr trains Broad street Station PssdslphiS
$50 and 20 Limited d. cypress i'so and 80
f20i &I5. $40, 1885, $50 m; t5:2o ilmited $50
740and 7i5 D. Leave Philadelphia vic Camdes. $50
u N aal oeas s4s lSS and ga Broadway Astsr
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Court st.
and Brooklyn Annex stauon loot Of Fultenst Brooklyn;
T,sst ONCE No Barery Place and Castle Garden.
The Transfer Company will call for and eheck
Baggage npE ~ III W. ptiaIH j. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE,
TeBOSToN
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1855,
PORTLANDss

Steamers CITY Of Worcester and 'city of Bsstoas
Pier 40 r. foot Of watts-s pier Dee
brossesst Fcrry) daily except Sundays at 500 p m.
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