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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03

Are you disturbed a night and broSe1
or your rest By a sick child suffering lid
crying with pain oi cutting teeth: Itsol
send at once and get a bottle ~ W
Winslow's Soothing syrup For Cnil6fe
Teething. It's value j. incalcu.z5ie. u
will relieve the poor little sufferer imn7@-
diateiy. Depend upon il, mothers, there
Is no mistake aboa; l.. II cures 1YseD-
tery and diaTrhOea. regulate the .'oalata
and bowels, cures wind coiic, sC:-eus re
gum, reduces Inflammation, ag5 gigcf
tone and energy 20 The whole .rs'crr.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup F3e
Children Teethi7g /. pleasan; - TIE
taste, ard IS the prescription OF ore g
the Oldest and De-. female -E-e. ard
physicians IT. the United State, -r Z,
for sale bv all druggists thrcUYhr-t -
world. Price = cent? bottle.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03
TIE
IMPORTED CLlDEiDALE NTALLI0}
VIVIAN GRAY.

M VIVIAN GRAY No. ,49l, Scotcl
NA stud book No. 1907, American =
81 y ). b., viii make the season %.
1855 at the stable OF Frank L. Lee, tw,
miles north and one mile west OF Fostcr.
in Walnut township, Bates county, Mo.
DESCRIPTION and PEDIGREE: Blc5L
Bay, Black mane, tail and leggs, ve-y liz
tie white next 10 hoot on right hind pa.
tern. i hands high, and weighs LOO.
Foaled Nav 1851, bred by George Arm.
strong, Kirkland, Wighton, Cumberland,
Scotland; imported 1883, by Robert Iloi-
loway, Alexis, Ills. Sire Young Clansman
(942), dam Fanny (974), sired by Lori
Glide, (4SD. grand dam sired by Sir
Walter Scott, (7V7), Young Clansmal
(94.), the sire OF Vivian Crav (,lo4.
was sired by Clansman, Oso), who won
the premium tor the Weighion distric;
he by Prince OF Wales 900, who woH
first prize at GLASGOW Agricultural Socie-
", in 1868, and first AZ the Highland So
ciety Show at Inverse same year. Lore
Clyde (+SD, the sire os dam was sired b.
Farmers Fancy, 900; he by Dlithe (SI,,
he by Lofty (4S5), who won first priz-
and silver medal at Glasc'w lie Travelled
Paisley district in 1884, Dalkeitkni in 1885
and GLASGOW in 1880.
Vivian Gray is horse of the kinde..
disposition, IA ready server and SUR
getter. He is a clean, sharp, sat bone
horse, ot great power and beauty, and
with all good action. He has a beautifU,
head, well arched neck, very deep ches;,
is also heavily quartered, with Powertrl
back, Iweil sprung ribs, and round barrel
a horse OF two good ends and a good mid
die, with good bone and good teet pro-
portonatc TO his great weight 4 yer, choice
horse,
TERMS: S2S TO insure colt 10 stand an
suck, $40 to insure mare with foal, SIS
the leap, money due az time OF service,
insurance March Ist 1880. AnVone lcas-
ing county or parting with mare afles
service has been rendered torfeits insur-
ance and money must be paid. Care viii
be taken 10 prevent accidents but will no.
be responsible should anv occur. Mare
from a distance can he accommodate
with pasturage al reasonable rate.
Would be glad to have all see this colt be-
fore making breeding arrangements tos
the season. Respectfully,
Julv 4thS5 FRANK y. LEE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03
FINE STOCK.
First Annual Sale of Blooded Cattle in
Bates county.
capt. Jno P Willis Effort to Es-
rabIIsh a Regular Stock Sale
Complete Success.

On Saturday last larger crowd was
in Butler than has been here for
several months. 4 great many OF our
urominent stock men were attracted here
~ the fine stock sale of Capt. Jno. p.
Willis and others. Capt. Willis has ex-
hibted his usual energy and enthusiasm
in endeavOring to establish an annual
ale of fine stock in Bates county. He
never stops short OF success in anything
he undertakes and he has added another
laurel to his crown in the matter of the
first annual sale of blooded stock in
Bates county, which took place here
Saturday. This sale which Capt. Willis
and others are interested in, is now
permanent institution of this county and
every citizen of the county should en-
courage 1t and contribute to its success.
Among the sales made were the follow
ing. Capt. Willis auctiOneer. Bull "Mor-
san'' 3 months old, bred by S. e. Nc
Cutcheon, sold to II. r. Livingston of
indian Territory for $4,000, one bull "By
nn," months old, bred by F. NJ. Col
aday, sold 10 J. X. Rozier, Sc 90
sFlora McEvoy" heIfer yearing bred by
/. II. Allison and sold to Lew Haggard
10000, "Comet Star" bull, yearllng, bred
by H. II. Cundiff sold to VIM Page
s65 90 "Royal Bates bull, months old,
bred By F. NJ. Golladay, sold to r. V.
Williams $4,000, "Dickerson" bull, l3
months old bred by sc. McCutcheon sold
10 II. r. Livingston of Indian Terr itory
for $500 "Lena," heifer months old
bred by j. II. Allison sold to J. r. Ro-
zier for $500. ''NapoleOn" bull year
ling bred by H. IL. Cundiff, sold to r. F.
Harper for $500. "Butterfv'' bull Is
months old bred by S. C. McCutche IN,
sold 10 John Medley $3.50 "Ro yal Short
tail" bull IL months old, bred by F. NJ.
Golladay, sold &c. w Wolfe, S6500,
"Mayor Brown" bull bred by S. c. Nc
Cutcheon, 8 months old, sold to Capt
Jno. w. Hannah for $4,000, "Man-
lane" heifer yearling bred by 5. c. Nc
Cutcheon sold to j. +. Willmott 1925. 90
"Belya Lockwood" heifer yearling. bred
by ]. II. Allison, sold to L. 5. Paddock
1900. "Pralrie Queen heifer mon.
old bred by l.. s. Paddock, sold to Mrs
Patton $4,000. One thoroughbred SOW
Susan b. Anthony 0 months old bred bv
]. II. Allison and sold to Mr.. johnson,
$4,000. A host of other grad ed amin ais
were also disposed of.
At ten O'Clock the bras band was call
ed out and led the process ion of fine
stock from the exhibition on the puoic
square to Willis Co. Sale stable and
stock yards near the Southwest corner
OF the square. The fine stock exhibited,
attracted great deal of attention and
admiration from many of the leadin.
farmers and stock men of Bates and
adjoining counties, who were present
and were asteniShed when they saw
what could be done in this line bv
enterprise and energy, as exhibited by
Capt. Jno. P. Willis the founder of the
Bates county annual sale of bloode d
stock. Capt. Willis will at st ated inter
walls have sales of graded cattle at his
yards. The first sale W i'll occur the last
Saturday in June, for which a large num-
her of graded cattle have already been
entered
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03

~ VIVIAN GRAY No. ,49l, Scotc o.
NGstud book No. 1907, American =
N SS. b., viii make the season ...
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03

HLI Dior working PeoD.e. send
i IlLLI - cents postage, and We
will mail YOU tree, a royal, valuable SAN
pie box OF good that Will put you in t!e
way OF making Uso-e money IN few d.
than vou ever thought possible al am
business. Capital not required. You
can live AZ home ard work in spare 'i'Ie
ONLY. or all time. All u both ,exe~, =:
all ages, grandly -uccesstul, 81 cents %
S5 earned every e.eHing. That -I HE
want work NAV :e~' the basi1~ss, "~
make this unpare.!ed otter: u al "tp
are not well satisfied We will -eud > -
paw for the trouble OF writing us. Fn'
particulars, directions, etc, sent tree
Immense paw absolutely sure for al 3 20
start at once. Dor'; delav. Addres''
5TISsOS * Co,
Portland, Iai-=
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-06-03
EAGAN'S
Magnolia Balm

IS 4 secret aid to beauty.
Many q lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and yosl 1.snf tell.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March 21.-123o p m.-cotton dull Midd.
ling Uplands Cd; do Middling Orleans. l.lGd; sales
1000 BALES Including bales for speculation and export
recepts $4,000 bales including 6600 bales American Fu
lures quiet Uplands Middlns clause April and May
delivery Cd; also 6364d do. May and June delivery,
1-8ld; also 3.64d: do June ana July delivery S64d
alss 764d; do July and August delivery. fl-64d also
l0-64d. 80
Tenders for dcivries at today's clearing 100 bales
sales q the Gay ,ncIpasa 300 bales
American Futures steady; Uplands Low Middlns ciadse
March delivery e26sd buyers do March and ApI as
buyers do May and June delivery 4G4d buyers do Jae %
livery li64d buyers do August andseptsm5er aessH py
do october and November delivery Ssgad vaas M,
ding clause March delivery 6l6id value do Mscn ana
April delivery 6l-8fd values do April and May delivery,
32G4d buyers; May and June delivery 364d seers
do June July delivery 764d. sesrs DO July ana
August delivery l0o4d value do August and september
delivery sellers do September and october delv
cry 96id sellers october and November delivery,
6gG4d valuo. a..
Niddlinc l0ja Good 0riinirg 10 3l6; net and gross
i2bss Exports Coaswise. 1oSo bales saes i9t
bales; stock. 1921 bales. - ,,, as.
Nidding O Good Ordinary i0s not and gross receipts
1888 bales: stock. 20 1913 bales. - ,..,,- 80,
NEw.ORLRANs March 25.-Cotton quiet; Mfdding lOi2:
Low MiddTng lOi4; Good Ordinary 10: net and grose-
ceips 1854 bales Exports to Great Britain lS35 baes
to France 32l7 the Continent $50 bales Coastwc
1885 bales; sales 1000 bales stock, ZIl, ,9o4 oaes
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO March Dro.srs Jenrnq, reports CraSn ,
Exports 60GS 5G Cows and Mixed So 300S4 4O stock
ers s3 400 10; Feeders, 81 1904 w; Texans 1000
500.
Rough 81 30QSi 45 Packing and shipping 81 5OS
81 10; Light 81 4O3si 20; skips IS 500s4 25:
Sheep-Recepts 1900 shipments 1900 head; market
firm; Inferior So 000s3 80; Medium, SO 1894 25 Good
s4 2j; Choice. - 80. ~ ,.
ST. LOUIS. March 25Ca,te Receipts 1000 shipments,
500; Exports IS 80GS5 30; GOOD 20 Cloce
Shipping, So 20asj 60; Fair 10 Medium, sA 5oss3 90
Sh."n-fReceiSts 300 shipments, l5O0 Common to Ne
dium 81 Is 6s3 so, Fair TO Cnoice. So $685. 40.
Hogs Receipts. 400; shipments ]. l.2OG lAgnt u ooV
81 65; Packing - IS 81 80: HEAVY 50 650si 20
BUFFALO March 2j-Cde- ReceDts today 800 mead total
for weeK thus rlr head time last Week 2lOO
head consigned through. 1lS cars market unchansed
steers Sj 0VSj co. Stockers and Feeiers
s. 5dS4 35. a.,
10000 nca for time last woek 1900 head consumed
through III cars market dull and steady Medium 10
s3 9O6si 50i Good TO Choice, s4 30 ass o0 Ordinary
to Choice Lambs, SO O00 50 90. -, .,,
$4,000 head for tins last weex l9Oog head con.
signed through of which 30 10 New york; market
strong; Medium Fair YOrkers 81 sO1s4 9O GOOD 10
Choice 81 50 al 90 Butchers Grades, 81 so fss
"a 10 9S4 80
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HorsE OF REruGE ron wouEy,

HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR wosgS
HuDsOs, y. T., March III, 1888.
sealed proposals viii be received addressed W HOYs
@ & esS oi is ad.S or asis.sa s g..
fSaahn S Ii GSSsf a S@ We f
House Of Refnge Tor Women 20 WI va o o, rour
Cottages. and Hospital IN HSe'aRfe II % with Paa ass &
e. be Sc u at The the Hudson Iron ompany at iud
son ~ " where the superintendent Chare. B Curc, will
exhibit and furnish copies Of specifications and pro
Each proposal be lncosed sealed envelope, al
dressed T. General j. W HOysrdt Hudson, n " ndorsei
for House Of Refuge for Women and must DO ac
coup paned by bond with two suretos residents OF the
state OF NewYork each In the amount Of sr thousand dol
ceped contract for the performance thereof
by him. and will perform said contract To the tu intent OF
ach proposal must contain separate distinct bids
each OF the seven buildings The Board o.
Managers res6ryng the rigut accept
one or buildings and reject 10 the other
suc contract TO 6s made in accordance with the AFORESAID
plans specifications. and with such conditions and
visions The Board % Aanlser may deem necessary to pro
tect the interests Of The state
MIS-. SARAH. =. GUERNSEY
MRS. C. A. SPENCER, }Manager%
JOHN CADMAN.
CHARLES TRACY
GALE OF VETERINARY MEDICINES AND
- INSTRUMENTS.
DEPOT QUAETERNAsTEEs OFFICE, !
HOJsTON-sT. cor GREENE
NEw.YORK CfTY. March l.. 1889
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate Will be received at
tins Office until II ococ% noon, Apf1i H. 1881 az which
may attend for the purc Of quantity Of Veterinary
NedicInes ami ln,trumcns .
Schedules naming articles and quantities giving all
necessary inform On maaner o. bidding etc,
be had application aud samples o articles DO
TIE Government reserves right reject any bid,
Envelopes containing proposal, should be marked Pro.
pOsas for purchase Of Netor nary Medicines Instn
menls," aud ad,lressedto TO the undersgnet ,,,,,,,,
Lieut.. Col. s. Depty q. NJ. Genl., u. y. Army.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Gopartnerbip Notices.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL NOTICE
Notice given that the partnership lately SUB
ing between HARVEY FISK and ALFREDERICk -
HATCH under the name style and hrm oI FlSk q HAISn
of the CITY OF NewYoIk the County and state OF New
Yora was This dag dissolved by mutual consent.
' HARVEY FISK,
ALFREDERICK 3. HATCH.
Dated New.York March IS, 1885.
TUyAKE NOTICE that the co-partnership here
i tofore existing between GEO RGE ID. WHlTEHEAD.
Of Newark y. j.. and DANIEL McELROY OF this city
business 3 Union Square NewYork is this day dissoyed
by mutual consent. GEORGE D. WhI I6 EAD'
- DANIEL S. McELROY.
March 10, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
total, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rie:r. Vessels and R1iiro1ds
NEw-YoRK March %. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

20 * noints higher with moderate business shorts
Covered Havana advanced f the receipts at RIO were
i25aiS6; April 1897 May S5SI 40 .1tnn 1nne
her ,os775; october. 77567S6; November. 7!s0dI5o
December S5 Scott Of tho principal sellers
Of Jnpe Wolf Seligsberg sellers lMf grades STEADY
but quiet. ,. , s.,u. o,.,..
Receipts mt the ports today 6403 bales against Zolo
this day last week, aud 5S27 last year ,s..,,o.
The quotations. according " the American ciassncasoh'
faI
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

Il !
GREAT TRUNK LINE
,, AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE, -.
trains eaye New York via Desbrosses and Cortands sees
Eerrles f0l0ws -
Harrisburg Pts6urg the West and south with Pullnaa
Palace Cars attached, a. and D. daily; New;
YORK and ChclVo Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking ana
Sleeping Cars at 8 4 m. every day. - 49,, -.
Williamsnort, Lock Haven. q. nly ~ 1ntry an
at M CONNECTING at Cory for IitusVhe fetro'eu"
Cen re and the OIL Regions. -, -. x,n.
Baltimore washn and the sonth Limited Wasainstgaa
Express" Pullman Paror Cars daily except sundy %
m, arrive Washington 400 p m Regular ~ ozu. e. as
and $3.50 IN. l. 3:4o and P IN aud IL might sunsaI'
t:lo a. p. m. and y night =, - =.
F9rAtantic City except Sunday "tn throasn faior car.
100 p. IN.
For cane May. except sunday, ll;l0 a. m.
Long Brancn, Bay Head junction, and intermedlte stk
tons, via Railway and Amboy, a. M II noon. o;So
on sunday, and do not stop at AsDury Park)
Fug td D. tan NOr'0k, =: m We
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trans
JerseyCity, ahording speedy and direct transfer 'a
Trans arrive. from Piltsburg $3.50 aad l2o 1880 and
IOJO D. m daily and 700 daily except Monday. Frov
Washington aud Baltimore $50 a. ~, 20 $40 SSai SSai
5:3n. q:2D and 1905 D. N. Sunday. 9: D. m l0Vs
p m. From baltimore 9:2o p M From rhisaelgaia& & S4s
Yi,Soa M 100 ZOO $40 S:5d $50 $50 7:2O 1880. s59
900 1905 ard l0:2o P M and 1920 Fight Sunday ga
$50 q; o. 7O5, g B. 1875 a. H. 500, 7;35 9:2O lGW
and lo2o D. ID M PHI ADEIpHII
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Bnsiness Chances.

TOR SALE.-StOck. good will and fixtures OF
q dressmaking establishment In Baltimore city Nd
Has been operation and doing buiness OF from
$50 $780, yearly Could DO connection
with New ork house u great advantage Party wishes
TO sell on account Of lll.bealth Call address
26s North H0ward-st. Baltimore CITY, Nd.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26


Futures depressed owing to fall IN British consols
and in silver besde decline OF points IN liverpool Inc
market opened steady at to points decline with alr
bnsiness closing steady at q decline OF points on
March: points decline balance OF old crop months
and 10 points crop months. lnman bought
con derahle April Hubbard sold May and
June Exchange win adjourn April and l. sales
ofT Z hal
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Cost ano founo

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES no. l.23s Broidway, corner Thirty
E,gh,h.aye No l25 corner Fourteenths 100
onr eoraer 10 Loo lhiIdavo
ave. Ono hundred n M at
I OST.-Bank book No. 15O, G6S ON DRY DOcK
\ Saving. Bank Any peIsoas having claims upon said
ten days. the book will be declared cancelled
tingushed, and new ono Issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
nor BERMUDA.

TOR BERMUDA. ..
L WEEkLY STEAMERSN
rbe elegant new steamers the Quebec steamship Com
pany TRINIDAD and OI NOCO si be dispatched ~ Eli
TJIi'RSDAY from Now.YOrk and BerWuta. Trinidad "
non, S.,,.I ork MagchiLB rates $50 10 $50
Eor mas sage, Information, &c, apply 10
f'' "a NJ 1IjTEWBRItiE x 60, Agents. 81 Broadway.
MORLD TRANEL lOMPANH 2OI Br0adNay.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
nOlnter Resorts.
Orean steamers.

4 NCHOR LINE, y. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n sail from New.YOTk REGULARLY
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY!
April T. . q. IN. lANCIiOhlA,Apr1l2 20, z pm
nEyONIA April Is, a. nj. BOLIVIA MAY :, a. H.
Dh cabin passage $50 10 $50. Second class $50
IIyERPOOLAND QUEENsToWN SERVICE;
CITY Of ROME -...., sails Wednesday, April 3, May d
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter
Cabin passage $50 to SlOl second class e1o
outward orprspad tl0
For passage OF furtL Ler information Apply 10
Bowling Green, New.iorS
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Go Ubom 81 fnap Concern.

OFFICE OF ILLINOIS wATCH CoNrhNY, MAIDEN LANR(
NEw.YORK. March %, 1888. I
A G. FUNCK is hereby appointed manager
N OF this in place OF T. s. Lawrence resigned
ILLINOIS WATCH COMPANY. J. BUNK, Prest
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Alps JOIIISA II. Culver

vi VIII receive luis beginning Tuesday october 81 In
drawing aud water color painting stu lie, flowers and
Landscape. china painting and decoration.
Studio No 20 Hgdi3On-aye.
References:
President National Academy OF Design
~ Mr. William Hart, y. A.; Mr.. James 81. Hart. y. Al
Mr. David johnson, n. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
oio'I nHirEb iiiiE STATES MAIL STEAMERS

TSiTEG sEAJEs NAH hIb fTVAMEES ITyAkPdSL
Leaving Pier Ss ssa H. Zoo, OF HaTnS EnSsti & s.ao ~
ruesS,y' aIri ApE 4 70 a. q. M m
TUESDAY, Aprii H. $3.50
SasSe according to satcroon $50 $50 ana soo
nrsmefrte b IsfS1s65 sSgn6 a 10y rates GUIoN CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
ElrLYM0qIHtLCnaon ChsrpSuTs Paris, aud md Hamburg
mrst ea5 SIS s6S So and SIS seerase trip
at reduced prices send for Tourist gazette
oiS kuNAiPbn Az q brSa G2 Y Gen fa Hsts M Ny
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
FOR aUEENsroWN AID rS,Iriaay iivEMmnias Marci u n m
EhhFlSg Eir4 81 %%Essy. TET NJ
CITY Pier 81 new naaS;E aysr m
sTEEaNdE. TAsRH nAisoIr 10 or Nom soS Se%4cTS
Phladepha Office, No. los South tth'st
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
AZ xEw;rqEk sdST%A%ET3GSS xSP xS SssHES 1;s5 m
WtsRA ElpER %sa st "a e so ssga M T Ssd s%
SO BY Saturday steamer First Cabin SO seeoua caon
soo steerage at lowest rates.
oELRICHS & Co. No. Bowling dieen.
pAClFIC MAIL STEAMsHlP G0MPANY,S IS,A
5ApiH, tSStT SdTiSx ma NE%2EALfS6 hHsThA CEN:
For san Francisco VIA the Is.hmus OF Pa lama
CtII a." rAitN sails We thehE IN l. noon.
Connecting Centrai ana south America and Moxioo
From san Francisco, lst and Brnnnan sts.
For Japan and China
CITY OF PEki NG snils Satur AZ, Apr1l y y p m.
CITY FSIDNEf sails saturday, Apih IL Up m,
arrival OF London mails at san Francisco
For neigh passage and general inIorinaton Apply NJ
Company's office the pier, foot Canal.st, ~ H.
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
III sailing from NewNo ork ana Antwerp oseiy saturday
NOoRULAND.... SATURDAY Marcn ~, $3.50 D. M
BelGENLANn saturday April 4. va IN
saloon $50 to f90 excursion 10 10 $500 Second Cabin
$50 axcursion f,Di seerage at lowest rates. -, -,
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genl AStA 90 BroadwN
vI,HE u. s. AND BRAZIL MAI. IS, co.
Maranham Pernambuco Bahia. and RIO de aneiro
ADVANCE, SATURDAY, March 81. I A. neon rom
FINANCE, "Wednesday April 22, Robert stores
MERRIM iCK. sa urday, My 23. brooklyn -
From Newport News Va, ON third day snc"re ne a. VI
PAUL II. GEhliARD a CO. General Agents. sA broSfss
XxTHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVENPooiao d, -
ADRIATIO, Cant Parse saturday March -, ~
BRITANNIC capt Perry. .Satnrday April T. eoV ~.
REPUBIIC, Cant. Irvine. SATURDAY tptii H. D. n
GERMANIC Capt. Kennedy Saturday, VI III 40 "a IN
From the White star Dock, foot OF West l0th.st an
fATEs.-saoon 500 $50 aud 300 Return tickets ,, on
favorable terms secraas az low rates intermediate Auri
onv $50 For inspection OF plans and other nfoma-
ton apply tho Com panys Offices No ~ Breaway New
Agents Tor fhiiA0s'p''sruA STUART roBEy aos @anutsl
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Gteambo tie an> Railroads
Linz

A -STONING1ON Line
a: FARES REDUCED FAy9sTE s,y WiNTEh snnS snySrR
at p. m Firstcass Boston. So Corresponding redas
'''"' - ' p'"F w. PoppLE, Gen,r Passenger Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ Trains leave from chambersst Depos f9r Easgsxsed
sas' e4e $50 p m = midnight sunaays7 and
0'S Nanue Spring Valley and Monsey D. 10 a. M, A'op N
sunanye SoHN HS n ABBOTT oenl ras.r Asen. NewyorL
ERIE ggss RAMAE nsE VET s e SsM
Of train; Y s % %ns. sser Depot From '
fsss s,s;
Coaches I s.. ea Sss. s .
rsPsS T,: T.asa ss S Sas T.
snd ? M To,ds e Ls9; 95 $50 .sa
iS4e tSeIsd n for tn. West, Solid ..
giSSis9s 5SS sss g. = nsssss y ssss
sf9ssy: Pssy:ss ss Sss =
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