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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-20

There has been 40 material change in Flour
during the past week, receipts have been fair
with better demand. Wheat is firm and steady
choice lots nv be noted active and from to &c
his her than at the opening of the week Corn is
strong. Rye and Oats are firm. Eggs are COM
ing in freely and prices here as elsewhere are
much lower. Other produce is without change.
BALTIMORE, March 2O.-Va. SIS consolidated
431,: past due coupons 55; new 10 4Os SO: do
new IS 521, bid to-day. Cotton dull; middilng
ILL., Flour steady aud quiet; Howard street and
Western super 81 Gas 90; do extra So 1Oa3 % ;
do family Sd SDa4 IS; City Mills super 50 7oa
3 90: do extra So 15a3 IS: do Rio Brands
"A 5Oa4 81: P...apsco family S. So do super
iative patent IS TO Wheat-Southern steady
Western higher. closing dull; Southern red sSs
81; do amber 95a97 No Maryland 9l'sa9l Is ;
No Western winter red spot oo%ao e as M anf
Corn.-Southern firm; Western higher and dull =;
Southern white 52a53 do yellow 49laa5Oa;
Western mixed spot 4Sa4a49; March 4SAa49Ns
Anil 4STss491a; May 49Aa49a4. Oats firm;
Southern 35a3S; Western white 37a3S; do mix
ed 35s36 Penns 36a3S. Rye quiet at ia
Maryland s14as15. Provisions steady and quiet;
Mess Pork S13 75a14. Bulkmeats-should-
ers aud clear rib sides, packed, 54a7 r. Bacon
shoulders 6la /; clear rib sides 6E Hams 11Ga
121a. Lard refined ga. Butter dull /; Western
packed 1Oa20; creamery 2la29. Eggs quiet and
easy at 17a1S Coffee dull Bio cargoes ordinary
to fair 7ataSg. Sugar quiet; A soft 6. Whiskey
steady at 81 goal 21.
| NEW YORK. Mar 2O-stocks less active and
lower. Money easy at lie. Cotton dull uplands
ii Sic: Orleans IL GIG. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat unchanged. Corn without quota
| Bile change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-20

CHICAGO, March 2o::-11 q. m.-Wheat in early
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
LITERARY NOTES.

u.n lame. has reviewed Mr.. Crcss's Lhfe Oh oo0's0
Elio, tor the May number OF " The Atlantic
tn, ,orv which General Gordon left is huS'rn''u "
-, a,,srv maze. the sketches being fantasuo anu
.a,s,so The diary ia written Egyptian Telegraph
forms sewn together with twine.
u,.s uurtree,s story, The Prophet OF the of,a'
,,a,..oir. ,u;l, soon be issued in book forn "
Houghton Mitflin g. Co. -.
The bust of Burns recently placed L, " lotto
,,o,,sr 90 Westminster Abbey was the resu' Vi
a .,,.or;ntiops many of which we're sent IN oy
go moor peope. The bust Ia placed on tn0 SUI
- IN the centre of which stands the s'a.uo "
sbakespeare. and 1t Is fanked by the memorials y,
Campbell and Thomson.
General MeClelan's first contribution 10 INC >
Century War series will appear in the May h",nDe
that maoarpe. General Joseph f. johnston n'' f
pared paper for the same number
A. cr.roens,s novel Prince and Pauper, pas peeh
srom.t;zed nv Mrs. Clemens and Mrs George "arnef
and the play has been privately performed WIN
applause by the young people OF the two nous'nO'O
Tho relaton between climate and heslth Is sucn tna'
data regarding the temperature, WINDS a'''uU'
atmosnherie humidity and rainfall OF uneren' p"i "
tbs Inited States has value for medical ADVISERS W
sav nothing of business men, farmers ana 'Ouii''''
rbarles Depisop Professor of Diseases OF the ohe'
and of Climatology in the University OF Denver na'
conceived the idea of embodying this ln'orIna'on -
charts one for the year and four for the seasons -
which shaded colors, heavy lines, arrows anu 'noi
symbols tell Their story at glance various 'aoie'
the border give supplementary details Inc ue'i00
bappy thought; aud as the materials Ior "oi0 0'
.a;ped from the Signal Service Office in Washington
and the accuracy of their arrangement is atested oy
tho Chief Signal Officer, Dr. DenisOn's work Will DC
received with favor.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March "a (SpeciaD.-At the open
ing to-day the market showed considerable hrmness
owing reports OF lower consos The decrease In the
Visible supply too had something to do with the better
prices prevalent early in the day June wheat, which
closed yesterday at 8l7s cents opened at S2l2
cents After the first half hour, the report
regarding the price OF consOs being emphacay denied
prices began decline The opening price was the high
est for everything bought and sold on Change Al
O'clock June wheat weak at 81 cents May corn Il
OF cent lower nc 4lSs cents, and May pork 10 cents
lower than the opening Sll So. In these last named
articles the trade was almost too mslgnncant 10 DC
worthy OF mention; the range or FLUCTUATIONS
in the price OF corn was too narrow
to admit OF any profitable scalping ana
Il was generally commented that no big traders were
on the except spectators The only encouraging
thing about the situation appeared 10 be the improved
and Improving condition OF the shipping trade AT 23u
o'c ock the close was 1913 cents for May wheat 4l%
cents for May corn gil 50 for May pork; and S6 s7
knrN NnNl nrn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 2iProyisions-Bacon Cumberland Cut
32s Ud: Long Middles 3-s 81; short Clear Mddes
33s 3D. short Ribs $50 Odi shoulders BOD 6d per cw.
Beef-luSs Extra midas Ness Prime Ness sos Od
P0rk-Prme Mess ga per Dbl; Prime Ness. Easern
63s Western, Llri-American 1858. Od; Prime west
.rn 3Bs Sd: Lard OH IOs Cd Hams-LOng Cut 9. Dbl
shoulders JGs 3D. Butter 95s Cd per ewt for hnest United
StafeA Cheese-Amercau Choice 5Ss Oh Wheat-ked
Western spring G7s. Od Red Winter o. Sd 0s I'd
per centa No Spring "a Id New Western Winter U.s. iOi
New Mixed Western 2d California No. !, Is I'd %
10 5d California g, Sd s5s lod per centa Produce
spirit. TurDent!ne 22s Bal do at London Us Oh pSr
cwti Refined Petroleum, I'D per gallon: Clover Seed
American Red 4ys per cwt Taow-3Ss Od per cwt Rosln
Common 81 3D. Pale lis I'd. GOs. OIL Llnseed OIL 2OA
3D. per
eospt. Atlantic Ports 10 700
auafTefS ports, 1000 quarters from other
10000 Receipts Of American Corn aoooo
quarters. -, .o, - ,o, a
IONDoS March 2t-P -Produce-Linseed OIL, e2l al 22l los
per ton; Calcutta Lnsecd 45s. por quarter Llnseei
Cake 97 % aes o., per ton; Refined Petroleum Hsi q
I'D gallon; spirits OF Turpentne, 2ls Sd. cSt
sperm oil, e5s ton. Rosn-gommon, a. Od SB 81;
Pale 81. us. Proylsions rs. OF per owL foc
American sugar lJs I'd per owt. for Cuba Centrifugal
pOarEing y6 and LIS S2s Sd for Cuba Muscovso fiir
reun loat
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


da hTISSaF nS%aa hsISs ssfes1 s
ES TO- is Fanny ' a5 SS
: g E 3 Se aG da %o,sa
sSah@n a S Dc %.lSs A%9 %nt.s So SO sSc aa
sgs s%ss; 0G March sGssSzc XpTE tSs7s NAY s55
&,t Si9o DO Yellow SO s5ic western Mixed
spo S@t.S fresh. March S49si April ~
sfs S4oc 4, s'ss%S Western & &e 1fs % s
sS sa.T and S Mes, "fS por
iSSls Obls Wheat 900 oush Corn $4,000 9asha oats
basG Corn $4,000 bush sales-WheaL 295.OOO Ousni
Corn, 5000 bush
o E1 e GISsj $S ta'snt SPsn@ @ Gn rSS S2S
Steamer Yellow 5ic. steamer Mixed o5as no Grade ,SS
SS oat' n nE, g no sdy Tis ProSoas Steady
western Creamery EgrsFresha.d Eastern, q 20
oats s5OOo BUSH shorts 6OOO bush; Barley. $50 bush
ocsA Marrh dan san And anGnSnEeS chang Family
'aG:Rs 1 ,ssy tS3S 600 gih Mixed cS % az
kScNo kS Si' fa tSc Barley unchanged Pork quiet
nominal 5 CSsa 7 aS 70 aot ss y y 70
@esn u and Unchanged sRoaler short-rb 81 2
sGSr c 81 Common S %GSy aa % %'' s ss' a.
Ing and Butchers - ioes0 0G receip sos head shiO
CHICAGO March dull a9d wns SRcasnsed caqe9 q
Winter Wheat 50 S9Sst ~ Sorps weo - @
dw GfaGs. s. 90 Ryo Flour 8 % ss 5n barrels
sdsas @sSas fGSsti q si.o @ April closing 75S
closing At 7S''S 81 no spring po No
Corn steady sales ranged, Cash S7S9 o.; March.
sS & Nay. & '' a4 &C. closing at ii &c Oats quiet sales
e5.ns Ssis9 a 81 ss 5,R hRr
Ey' No sG 90 Ma s +? rS aSs' frS
Aprl sil a 2asil go May sll soSSl2 90 closing at
III Il g. S'0S Mars 50 l9gs 'asf nss
fS 81 g. saSt RIB '0ssS
sCOG shor. oear So $685. No. Kocepts-soar @ $4,000
SoI SHsnI na, Rye 0oo 6ush Barley 1900 shpaas
yoaF sqG9 SS 5u, %G'a Rye sSSS G% Sss 6
DETROIT March q Wheat quiet SSl White Cash, 81
s5a Agr gtS Nay Soc No. RED ySs WSSc cora-No
3 $50 Recolpts~wheat 10000 bush.
March dg and na1SS a1cSapSsS WnS Xn2
H. L. Saz Ssi; easef asfN Naa a" %ss
asnet sprns Ness PORK
ssss ss S So1 sa
MhsSI isSoo bps WheaI $4,000 ousa.; barley. 1000
5assH %sSs ae.s aSa sat
pe do Extra % 90 o mss 90 s,s, rsnasysls y 81
- Sai Delaware Family 81 75l Winter Waea Patent
20 Rss h s.pas %ats ss1ss ssss
ss57ss April sIaSsse Nay sshsss hume make II
under s and Ssesr SSs &sdss
S5sS ana u ssSsS Tssy is!sIss sS
sssG sS s sp 4 tsPSs ssv's9s ss
GIoIc June l9lsQ49Lc. Oats-Car lots nrm; Relectet
White an No White in 20th,st elevator 3Ye Ne;
White y5scs No. White March, 36is03s Sci April 80 !
G57 sc May 81 pa5Sci June 81 S5S G @ Zee ep,s.Fonr
1900 busn, shlpmenys-Whea 5000 ousn corn s5ooC
| BUSH, DATA 5000 oush.
| sr LOUIS March 24-Flour unchanged Wheat nrm NO
| Red $3.50. Cash; 53asc. March,; s3SDs4c April soA
aseiac May Corn duli Cash. 3s's3Sss.c March Ss.o;
| Aprll ySi.c May oas firm, Cash 80 40 bdi MAY
s3to rye quiet at 6lo Barley steady az 6ossoc. Ba.
ter and etgs steady and unchanged tlax Seet seshs
o. sI 40 Hay qaiet aud unchsnged Bran drn a. SY
G c Cora Meal stsadv 50 IS Whisky steady AZ ~
| PORK si3 Is Bulkmeas-Long Clear. 50 O0 Snort itio
81 0b S0 O Clear 50 80 Lard nrm a. 70 aSesp ~
fteceipts-Flour, 5000 bbst Wheat 10000 eusn Oorn
1000 blsh Oats laoo0 oas1, ays @ Sooo oys a baIies @
busni Corn 10000 ouslAs oatA l2ooe pusa' ya SoV
busbJ Barley none.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
FEATUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS

NRw-YoRK, March "a
The Produce Exchange markets were quiet
but strong to-day decline in British consols at Lon
don and dispatches from there reporting Russian adj
vance toward Herat. were reflected in substantial
advance In the opening prices Of grain and provision
Wheat aa 1s is higher. The export de-
mand for wheat showed no Improvement, but falr
business In reported. In partial consequence
prices OF corn advanced stl further while the first
decline the market gained strength again toward the
close, and the last prices somewhat better t1an
those OF yesterday. The final changes were small now
ever ranging generally from s to Il cent Wheat closed
50 cents for April 909 for May 92s for June ana %
cents for July options Corn closed at 492 for March
80 for April and May and 50ls for June Oats were
shade higher at 37 for March, 37ls for April and May
367s for June Provisions quiet and after an
early advance closed firm without material change.
The receipts at NewYork to-day were Wheat, 2S,320
bushels; oern, l93,600 bushels, and oats, lOo,4Oo
bushels The receipts at Chicago Milwaukee and 81.
Louis were Wheat, l3l 800 bushels; corn, 100000
bushels and oats, 143, lac bushels.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
urEST SHORE ROuTE.

WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON kishEEs sh-ns. n. s.a ;
An trains leave West s2dst Cortandt and Desorosss
4S,saso 10 a m. SPIN Pullman sleepers through
81 Louis 5000 IS p. m. Pullman sleepers .,.o,.r.
Detroit n. .6;a0 g pullman sia
Suspenson Bridge Niagara Falls, Bufae aos
a. m- $3.50. SD m sleeping and parios cars
Utica 7iiO 40. li;0O $3.50 - D m.7lo .lo lI,o(
O. m; $3.50, $3.50. .Sp. m. -. ,.,o m. 5,bo p m
@ hor Mon,fe sn anu 10 M $3.50. ss Toronto '5sa
'sR sR,v n; Other trains daily except sunday: .,,A.
Ia ,ssts limo tables parlor or seepng car accomm9u
apply at ofhoes Jersey city, Penn ~
ssstcs NJ mopofsn 6 Broosyp ,s s
s. foot New-York CITY, II, ZOi, soi
sas soi eA6 lao 1923 broadway 7Sl eth-ave i4e E
iSSth st. lbS Bowery Penn r. staaons 100. o 80 Al
fan6x and Desbrosses and West shore s.auon
Wsss 1sdst baggage called for and checked from noe
sn6 residences Orders be LETT sc ticket onces AVA
hl statesA HENRY MONErT. Gan Pasa A-o
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Neu 11nblifdtlons.
THE CENTURY


rVHE CENTURY
FOR APRIL.
On account of the reprnng of back numbers and the size
Of the first edition 225OOO the issue Of the Apr CEN
uRY has been unavOdaby delayed few days beyond the
usual time Itis now ready. The contents includes
AFLoRENTINE MOSAIC,
D. Howels Illustrated reproductions Of etch'
tngs by Pennel.
PHASES OF STATE LEGISLATION.
A timely paper. by Theodore Roosevelt
THE WAR SERIES.
THE CAPTURE OF NEw-oRLEANs.
mos, important event of the Of the Rebellion,
viii, the exception Of the Of Richmond, was the capture
ofNew.orleans and the forts guarding the city"
THE OPENING OF THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI
gv Admiral David D. Porter with whom he relates the
expedition originated who commanded the mortaheet
our,pr the action The illustrations include number Of n'
terestng battle from sketches by Admiral Porer
and there are portraits Admiral Faragut General Butler
from photograph taken In 1884, and number Of other
officers both sides.
NEw.oRLEANs BEFORE THE CAPTURE
picturesque description by George W. Cable who was
resident Of the city st the time
THE COLONISTS AT HOME,
sy Edward Eggleson An interesting historical paper pro
fusely illustrated
A REPLY TO Mr.. CABLES ARTICLE
"THE FREEDMAN's CASE IN EQUITY"
by Henry W Grady The Atlanta Constitution" entitled
ain Plain Black and White" and representing what pur
ports To be ,,u yeusr tho South ON tho question
Of the social intermnging of the races
THE FICTION
COMPRISES complete story by NJ Johnston illustrated
by kembe and further chapters of the serials by W. D.
HoweIis and Henry James.
PUGET SOUND AND THE UPPER COLUMBIA
RvEy smaney-one OF the papers nthe series ON The
New Northwest" illustrated.
TIE OTHER CONTENTS
1ncluae editorials In "Topics Of the Tme" poems Brc
praop etc In the "open Letters" department is timely
communication on the final disappearance Of the
"soNd South"
For sale By all dealers price IS cents, 81 ayear.
THE CENTURY CO., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.Y0kK.
express trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries as follows: . go, 90,
Go 100 :. $3.50 O. and 10 Lmitedl H. ll:lO m @fs
$40 4 4.40. 5. 81 and D. and IL night sundays Vt
gIimited) and 10 a. m; a. g. Z, and .. nir and IN
night Emigrant and sec 1nd class 100 p. m. a., aao
Trains leaving New.York daily; except snhud, ascf a
ESQ and lilo an, l. 3 4, and p H. eOa"''' :"
Raainr Trains Broad Street station Phadsg&e 20
I0 and ii:i5 a. m limited EIpross 1880 and Sso
M 4 s. o 6:3o, 7ao $40 and ;l5 p N. on snnay s
and 7i5 m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50
,Gssa M daS Siees s4e ass and ga Broadway Astsr
leet oot ot Desbrosses and Cortand sts Court St.
Annex station foot OF Futonst Brookyu
Rnschs Hotel Hoboken station Jersey Ciy nSyp nnsrAns
The New York Transfer Company VIII call for ah 0"
h.re ge from hot els and residences. % wnon
CHARLES =, ,Saoarer General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TsBoSToN %.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. s355,
PORTLAND S.

steamers CITY OF Worcester" and "City OF BostGf~
cave 40 r. foot of Wattsst pier aboTo De
brossesst Ferry. daily except sun1syS at 500 ..
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Gotels.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

BabyI0H Il. I- -
WIN open reception Of saests early 10 s JnsS oc
rooms furnished cottages apply at the
28b Brcadway. RICHARD H sTEARSs, froplls.ss
MANSION HOUSE.
YORK, four mfnues' walk trom Futod or Wall 9tsd 4S
superior accommodations at reasonable ye3e&s essss
nd Eaasasns hosslt 100 see1G
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
spirits OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON March -Turpeniine quiet a. 29c.
sAyASNAH March 2l.-rurpcntine quiet at 30o.
WnMxoTox, March k.-ruypeutine drm at 29a
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25

lChartcrct w the sLata OF NV .tWAl
WIZ 2Pff Ph6ssf f,SGS sssrotary I5 &EEE55d Is:5ia'r
Main l95 PTs,dyey and Hss, ISs ws.. ssys s.'h
n,,o,,~n js5 and 81 Courtsi, Cily ian.
Tho references Of the following advertisers have oesn IN
Advertisers seen at our once.
NURSE.-Auend an invalid Scotch Protestant 81
Uis- g I'roiestanti nfanrs fully competent 49, at
Sur Egerman rrotestanti Infants highly competent.
'YS St soafT private family 49,
CmAMBERMAID.-Protestant highly competent E3o,
NURsE.~Proie;tanti infanrsi thoroughly competent
C0OK- Frstcass private boarding house prefers coun
NFARMhR and GAKDET ER.-wifo as laundrossi eHpe-
DESER-swede, welI recommended. At 100 West
'W1IrER.-Hotol or private competent. At 100 West
A MISS Is. CAMPBELL, (NIrs. SeeIy,) SO
N. West 22dst continues at Old address NO co., Tectl9n
Foreign and domestic male aud enale
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU seryants disappointing families
VIII DO oA'u''" ''O'" '''' 0'D'N oswest 22d-st
A MRS. SEELY'S Employment Agency, 80
"a East sth.t Tste!ass domestic seTans taaes Tor oil
A TWO Swedish girls one cook and laun-
"a dress the other chnabernad and YnEss.i @ tSSsaer
DyERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
yFTowN oFFIoEs 10; LBS & &BEoadSay , corner Thirty.
@R 80 f S o' eonT 7G
Thriayo, corner Fort, soysnt4;,t No H097 lh,Iasye
H = H g
COMPANION, &c.-By a young lady who has
spent several years In Europe companion or amanu.
en s. 7ssps s5 a., .nS%sE 4@5S;. G
NO0K.-By a Protestant; frst-class; under
- making bgtT no objection to the country best
ely reerqn,s s s TSs%sy AaFSss Ncwd box SOO
COOK.-By a young woman as plain cook
door, back "
COOK.-By a competent woman in family
where her S services & SS SS gnS
SSasg SSafs afs. seS ss' city Sls @ sthaSS
COOK.-By first class female order or dinner
y cook in understands the busaSss fully
COOK First class understands French and
~ American coOEng beat city references city or country
C0OK.-By a German woman is a 1rst-class
lunch parties perfect 10 pastries and fancy dishes
aoaS marketing best references Call O02 othaye
NOOK, &c.-By German servant girls, situa-
- tons wanted city or country good cooks annIes;os
10 suit AZ The large Protestant Ge rman and American
hnp'O' 1873 sxthave. above Iothst
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. : By a
~ clean German girl city country lS7 East l2thst
CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS, &c.-By a
~ neat German m girl viii mind children hno sewer
CHAMBERWORK, WAITING, NURSE &c
" By neat willing girl for city country not AFRAID OF
work and can any KIND OF household honest sober
and good tempered Call at 272 Gthave near l7ths Up
stairs. M.
CHAMBERMAID &c.-By young girl as
cbambermaid AID waitress city refer
onces cali for two days 2i7 East 2sthst ring twloe
CAMlLY WASHING.-By the week or dozen
snH iis ss terms
EREE TO EMPLOYERS.-Cooks, chamber
i maids. etc ,irstel.ss help PROTECTIVE EMPLOY.
MENT pa RLoh, 1,8Gi Broadway. near 62dst
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, &c.-By young
VI woman 10 DO general work IL o good cook And
permanent place moro object than nigh wages
's'' l. O., Tribune Uptown ONCE l.ass broadway.
ADY'S MAID.-By French lady good gS,o.i
packer beat reercnce Address letter. NJ lo2 West SD
7 ADYS-MAID and 6EAMSTRESS.-By an
II M Al fcifV
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Ferries as Follows -, - -.
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached a. m.. D and N. caly. view;
York and Chicago Lnted OF Paror Dining smoking an0
Sleeping Cars at 3 a. every day -.
Williams port Lock Haven. a. m, p. Cory and Ert
at M connecting at Cory for Titusyiue fetroeum
Centre and the OF Regions. ,,,,-.......
Baltimore washington and the South Limited Wssmnss
Express" Pullman Parlor Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
m; arrive Washington 4:05 m Regular at gu 80
$50 a IN. 1, $40 and p u. and IL night snna-y'
6:lb a m. d. and z night -, -, ~. -.
For Atlantic City except Sunday WIN through fsor N
loo m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and s,
tons, via Railway aud Amboy a. M IL noon 3SO IN
on sunday a. m and p M do not stop at Asoury Park'
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
JerseyCity af9rding speedy and direct transfer 'S
Trans arrive, From Ptsburg aAd ll:2o m 73o and
io,3o n m daily and 700 daily, except MOndly. IRON
washington and Baltimore $50. a. m, 20 Sl" S5ss ga
b;S0 9;2O aud 1905 p IN. Sunday. o: -. a. M ioys
D. M From Baltimore $50 m From PhladelPhia SsS eS
Eb0 Goo 700 Except Monday $40, 92O, $3.50, lGt0
iiSo m I;2O ZOO S40 $50 $3.50. $50, 1920 1880 $50
900 iOO5 and 1920 p m, and 1920 night Sunday ~
6,5O GO 7:O5 s. B 1875 a. M. 62lg7;35 92O, 1000
and 1920 p n mrO pUII aDEI pUJA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
Jnsiruetion

CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parens guardians. Teachers In department OF
arr and learning recommended. H. HESSE, SO West 2lss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
porses anb Carriages


DETER C. KELLOGG'S Eighth Annual
SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE
TRoTTING. BRED and HARNESS HORSES
consigned by prominent breeders
Tueday Wednesday Thursday and Friday March "a 20 20
and a. 1885, commencing each day at 10 O'CLOCK
at
THE AMERICAN HORSE ExCHANdE (nmitcaI
Broadway and 5Oth.st, New-York.
(ofnce, lot John-st)
PEPER c. KELLOGG. aucuoneer
An the stock pledged TO absolute sale
900 Horses arrived at the Exchange where they
xn1 be sboyn I'm harness otherwise until sold, Among
them are Business Family Horses-Coach and Carriage
Uorses-ssdde Horses and Ponies-Fast Roadsters and
Track Horses Young Iroters fashionaby ored-s'aon-
Brood Mares &C.
Full description win be found in the Catalogue OF which
index appears the current number OF 7T tetd
ana Far Buyers earnestly requested 10 inspect the
borse befo the days there Is insufficient oppor
tunity during its progress
For catalogues address stating which sale)
PETER c. KELLOGG co.
l07 John.st. New.iork
New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
8teambcats ano Railroads
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FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
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WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. 1855,
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