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MEDICINAL.

DOUBLE OSCILLATION OF MANY OF THE
BEST GERMAN HERE'S
Making this the Only Reliable and Efcien, Tonic ever
placed before the public for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite. General Debility
Maltrial Diseases Collie,
Cramps, Diarrh9a, SC.
The highest character OF the many tesimoujal.
awarded this preparation has been ed va
refer with pleasure to the following:
Charles y. Roberts, Attorney General of Maryland
writes: At the request of friend was induced try
"Dr. PetZold's German Bitters" Tonic. found il
be in all respects all that claimed for it, Ii Is III
very agreeable in taste and most excellent Ape
tiZcr.
James Gibbons, Archbishop Of Baltimore. says that
he tried Dr. PctZold's German Bitters. and finds il
to be pleasant and efficient Tonic and Appetizer.
Hon. Ferdinand c. Iatrobc, Mayor of Baltimore,
says: concur in the recommendation of DIR. Pet
colds German Bttcrs' and have doubt that the
preparation will justify the many endorsements ol
those who have used it.
Hon. Robert NJ. McI.anc, Governor of Mary land,
writes: have given DIR. PetZod's German Bitic.s Il
trial, and gud 10 add my testimony TO it, and can
chcerfully recommend it pure and pleasant Tonic
and Appetizer.
This great medicine is for sale by all Druggists Gro
GERS and Dealers generally Price soc and 81 per bottle
jc3-coly \. \. WAKEFIELD, Agent, Alexandria.
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AlfxaEdrIa 6azefIe
=
TptrsDAY EVENING, JULY %.
LOCAL NEWS.

F,r the Middle Atlantic States generally
-, weather, except near the coast, occa-
90 - :oc;.! rains, east to south winds, sta
....a:y temperature. For Friday-Occa'
Trims and stationary temperature are
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Ayers Ssrsaparilia cures Liver Com.
plants, Femals disorders, Rheumatism, aud
all diseases of the blood.
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A,.!XANDRIhS.

Earned runS--N:rg!nia u. Two pa9c-hi'5
Johnston >. Tate Home runs kimbcr. p9uh!e
pavs--N oorc to Smiths,u. Wild ptches--keat-
lev Passed -McAucy l. Bases on balls
by kcaticy by Kimbcr . Struck out--by
Kimhcr hy Kcatley >; by Barr = Lett on
bases Virginia 4 Alexandria ) Time Of game
Oh 1n Umpire Vented.
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WEDDINGS. The parlors of Mrs Kate y.

WEpDINGs.-The parlors of Mrs. Kate Q.
TayIor, on Fairfax street, were crowded
Yesterday evening By the friends Of The in
icrcsted parties 10 witness the marriage of
he. daughter. Miss virginia \. Taylor. and
aIr. Author. f. S;no3t, son Of Mr.. }. IL.
Smuot The ROOMS were prettly decorated
and the handsome dresses Of the young Ia
dies prese MT added to the hliIljancy o: the
affair. The bride and groom were attended
By Mir. n. L Perry and Miss Bessie Smcot ::
Mr.. ". B. Smoot and Miss Fannie II.
French, and Mr. Harry Smcot ard Miss
Ella Sincct, and Rev. q. III. Norton ctiic;-
lccd. After the ceremony the guests par
took of Il deiahtfai collation., and later, al
ter receiving the congratulations of all pre-
sent, Mr.. and Mrs Smoot took the $50
train for New York, whence they sailed to-
,lav on tho steamer Nebraska for Glasgow,
and will spead some time travelling through
Europe
The marriage of Mr.. II. 5. Rowland, Of
King George county. end Miss Rachel 5.
Berry, daughter of Mr.. G. {. Berry, took
place at the latler's residence, on Cameron
street, yesterday evening, in the presence OF
few friends and relatives of the family.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. II.
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland left here
for Washington last night, and this morning
left for their beme, in King George county,
on the steamer Wakefield.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Take notirn that ! shall on SATURDAY, July
%, 1885, nj 2 clock p M. on L tile River Turn
pike near the corner Of Seminary Lane sell at
public auction the following PERSONAL PROP
ERTY to satisfy execution in my hands in favor
of John H. Watkins VS.. George W. Lusby:
Six iGl Mis;h Cows
Ono ~ Maze
One a. Two Horse Wagon.
One a. Spring Wagon.
One II Set Double Harness
One ~ Single
Three ~ Ten Gallon Milk Cans.
One a. Frame Stable and
One ~ Lot Of Farming Implements.
Tcrms-Cash ROBERT PETIT,
iy15.dts C.FC.
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COMMITTEE MEETING.-The special in
ves,igation committee of the City Council
met last night and examined one witness in
relation to the illegal expenditure of money
on the streets. Before the investigation
was commenced the attorneys who repre-.
sent the ex-Auditor and ex-Superintendent
ofroice, were excluded from the room on
the grounds that there are no charges pre-
lrlred against those officers and that the
attorneys consume too much of the COM
.nittee's time by their questions. The evil
dence elected last night was of an unim-
portant nature.
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AUCTION SiLES.

TRUSTEES SALE.
The undersigned trustee, under 4 deed from
Charles A. Hartman, dated July 10th, 1885, will
sell at private sale for thirty dsys at cost prices,
for cash, tho stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS
AND MATTINGS. CLOCKS, RUGS, &C., now in
store Mt No. lid King street, Alexandria, Va.
All parties indebted to the said Charles A. Hart
man will lease settle with the undersigned or his
authorized agent LEONARD MARBURY,
iy17-d1w Trustee
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

I OST--StraYcd away Sunday July 10, 1885, a
IL large RED COW, with left horn partly brok-
EN- oil. 4 reward will be paid if returned to the
n +. corner Of Wolfe and Columbus streets.
WOO -3t#
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New BoOksat French S To-day

II II * =
Who Was Shr doe
A Nemesis or Tinted Enpor5 2oc.
Mrs. Lorimer. soc.
Carrisons Gift, by Hugh Conway, 3Oc.
An Earnest Triner, soc
Elsie Venncr. by Holmes, soc.
The Waters Of Hercules, 25c.
Harry Marine, by Admiral Porter 5l.OO.
The Lsmplightcr. soc.
Home Influence by Grace A2u:lar, zoe.
Daricn Exploring Expedition. 15c.
The Tinted Venus, 25c.
Sylvan Hollis Daughter, Zoe.
New Books Daily. IylI
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POLICE REpoRT.-Last night was clear
and warm, with six prisoners at the station
house. The Mayor this morning disposed
OF the following cases:
Scene:s Lee, colored, arrested by Officers
Eettice and Simpson, charged with an assault
On George S. Swan, was fined So and cost.
Louisa Taylor, colored, arrested by Officers
Fat Hayes and Goodrich, charged with
Vulgar and abusive language to Mamie
Taylor, was fined So. Susan Shelton and
hose Smith, arrested for the same offence,
were dismissed.
!! ncck of geese, taken up for running at
large on the street, were turned over to
their owner on her paying the expense Of
keeping them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-23

New Yogg, Jniy 23.-stocks active and strong
Money easy at /. Cotton higher; uplands JIG
BIG; Orleans 10 5 49, futures steady. Flour
firm at $;l1 5OsSl1 Is. Lard steady at Sc So.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Medical College Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.
The Forty Eighth Annual Session begins
OCTOBER 5.
For Catalogue, with particulars, address
jy22d&tw2m NJ. L. JAMES. MD, Dean.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
w LEXINGTON, VA.
instruction in the usual academic studies and
in the professional schools of Law and Engineer
ing. Location hcalthfu; expenses moderate.
Next session opens September i. For Catalogue
address CLERK Of the Faculty"
iy11.1m G. W. LEE, President.
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MARINE NEWS.

Schr Laura Messer Georgetown, by A
Smoot & Co.
Schr A Buckly, Georgetown, by W Smoot
& Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
RELIGIOUS READING.
hs MoweT
Sob S5il0

Yea He tnowefh.- cAansv.css lore
spans Inc wav. wbcrc or &c rove:
" hon the path locss dark aud drary.
And cur fA.tcrsr9 &c <Fvw weary.
Midnight turns ~ br Sht IN d-dsy
AZ this glad tho1ghs: He knows Tia az.
Yes. He knowesh-frovns the desert1
OverhAnC the mountain ssreps
Looms the ssic where gloomy shadowo
Slowly oies the pilgrim crceps
sill. may trembling. white bps cay:
courage. heart He The way.
when the inner shy 10 cioudcd.
AZ uoghs whispers In faifh . ear.
ben HOPE Smiles. but looking IouuvaN4
seeks to hide The failing tear:
tc brave and trust we bear Que ny:
Proves not the past He knous the uayg
Whrn no angel DER Bcsh~sda
Waves his saow-wht;r. h~as.ng wing:
hen the soui in sackclofn s,tIn4.
song OF praise forxcts to Nns.
mis- strong siAf still hail te our stay.
wc knou not lie knovs the say.
-Ass< l. Aae<r, - y. \. 0e~vuv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

and not petulass and higAssaps
Il = conservative and - 6eserwetg4
70 STRIVES ~earnestly b build up -
| church IN al - vsr3ous brsncheA -
not to draw matrrsal fsua IA othen -
build up lie own heanck b psosclytD
from . he work.. ard uoe ffOe -
churcha u rcjo;ccs n ~ 0cce1e -
all good mcs and good Installations.
however widely i may differ tsow thso-
This b Ne neal that the church nN1A
Zealots abound: fanatics With 0A0iaI
torches are running 10 and fro; but tAey
are trying to burn up our homes rather
ihan the rubbish heaps at error and IL
ciiadcis OF ain They consepd earnest
y for their own opinions and methods
instead Of ~contending humh,y and bv.
ingiy for the truth ~ 10 10 n Jesus
What We nerd TO both qaickea asa
purify our zeal 10 faith IL wc ratis~d
the power N Coo. the prrscnce of ths
Holy Spirit s.th the Church on earth.
aud the enthruo~rnens of Chriss - 10
suffering Saviour in Heaven. IL -
believe In the promises sud p~rophecss~
Shich hgh. up the futus~. 10 could
be ~isAer Indifferent o. impsts<oes
Ne would b. stimulated 20 do shas-
ever our hands sn9 tn do With ~
and yc tn wait as eel - hhcr
To let God take His ovs time and nos
! init Him b our ideas Of prcEreaA
The xcalot Who thinks he h wiser tAao
all his hcethrVu-thas hc cvcn Knows
The niind of God and h wcrthy 10 b.
his counsclog. has aos learned tAs
u the Gospel Hut the cold
journalist. with his dove-saii-d css~S
ignorant In spiritual :&.sxH
FAR above them both " S~s kn"wl-
and in fsdeli., so Chris. stands
The humble. earnest helsesvf. who
,o do coed Ia his lowiy sph~rc.
md trusts in Tod with childish falih-
was the primitive type oa Piesy-
II IL could be r~si,~d in our dag the
would soon hc bess-CAS
Isiersos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
"SUPREMEl.v hAppv."


10 NgS. 49,
eeiiss ~ saasrsa-
II l. rarc to hnd I'm old man whoas
LIE has been passed. In mental l.hog
and intellectual con lists. WIN does noS
begin Ia die ai tic teP Lord Chaneci-
Tor L. ndhuIt lived uatil he wAs ninety
two aud then died without passing
through the dimness q oil ss,c
II tell Won what. L,ndhir.t." sad
Lord lirougham ,o the thsnec lor. q
day when h. wa. oh saj To- be IN
body. Il wish ! coth make an cs-
change with You. I would gse ,oa
some Of INV walking power aud yea
should give mc >onr Il year hra,as
During hi. active lie D. had been 80
absorbed IN profess ORAL s=a psi.taeal
work that hc rarely he'd o~ppor;anisy IN
m~iitaie on rs!igiou. thing, and tho
relation. a this l,fc len the fsturs. 4eS
be- redeemed the time. ~hsa phs .ical
weakness forced him intp the retire
meni ~ his home. IT., mind ~as
skep,ical. aud toward the religious
questions. IF hi. day "a lsssition hSsA
been that Of an ind,h. rsnt sfeststpr.
But hr now i~ni hi- pTs.rsai inseitsSs
upon the one gu-stiusi Has Tod ~
,.al.d Himself in Jesus Chri.tP lie sp-
preached the question a. b. Ind t-es
used Ia search for ,niis in ais tux13clse
work. lie examined TIC ssk1encs ~
ia. Inspiration of ':ss i1nD ScuptsesA
aud when h. had sssissssi hiasseif IT,
they contained tA- word ~ tssi. -
searched them that - nlgAe mnsv mig
appreh-nd vAas shsy oeoEAA n
,carrh rsdrd b hb boss-e wssA kento
aud heen ss1sss Ne Sss ssAs sgssnl0
<&Ssss .,v..,.sa ~ 10.
" sad irenda. IL ~ esa ~L
his kidd ana Eeaial svtr.i. hus sA-t%
experienced N overti"'. q sossat
and thoughtfui '-.ss~yruce. fmS h~sI
from the Tracking. and p ria "a him
whom h- % CALI his isri ani kiag.
and Ia whom he hsi givn he Rars-
served a'l~gianc-.
A cataract m hsh .y"s q .a,sS~s
him with blindness Ne prvPIr-d 30
the CALAMITY with ell,nn--- ~s -
ployed much time Ia grtiiag " hrsss
In" daily .srsic~. &c the Prayer lkssk.
and the gr-ai-r Ia "a the Pa me Oas
morning hs elder daaxht~r's s,ppan-
son suddenly entered the agss nan's
room IL Wa scsi-J IN an essy char.
while lsforr him .,a-sf Ia yosngr.t
daughter. eight year. oli att an aI~n
prayer-t-ok N her .nal hands. h~ar-
Ing her father rep at thu prs,srs. and
now AMI tsrn prornPtng ard eorr--t
ing him. 80 ah~ort-i go w. lea -s,-
ing the prayer. tat he ID sot bstsr-
%. lady's eniraiEe. anil skss .sa-
-csous 81 hrr pn>snes All. ~i1h .
smile.
II Ike no n ha, nv Isris giri 10
hear me .sy my i~~pa
When III. la.; motn~u .sne. Me
mind was clear and .-if-to.-<.~i lie
seemed Ia the H., Cd .nss gtfAsr-a 20
hi. trsi.id- In b~ sb~art~s ir the go
t~mplatioa al i:s, n-s Word be 80
ahput to enter
Are yon happy s-ked hss aszxA-
i~r.
Happy Yes. hsrry'~ came 10
fc~bl. tat dissinet n..sr
Then rousing himself. h~ sdieA. IN .
clear. strong voir. "supr -p~ly hap
py"' and Pass-d g-ntiy s~sy.-f san's
C~0yagass0NA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
SPRING STYLES.
How Gentlcmen's Garments Are t. b
Worn This season.

How G:entlcunen's Garments Are t. H
Worn This season.
March marks the transition pcrioo
between winter and spring styles. 1t
is the period when everybody is anxious
to be rid Of their winter apparel. and
just u trii'e toe sOon to put on the
ra;ment of spring. 1t is = period Of
comparative inactivity in t~ailors' shops.
and 10 the ready-made clothiers il
brings no boon Of contentment. 1t il
the dark hour before the dawn--th.
%harbiager OF better things to come for
those engaged in the sale of gentle
mems dress good.
While fe~ OF the leading shops and
stores have put in their full line OF
spring goods. still sufficient is known to
pr.tty accurately forecast the STYLES to
be- worn during the coming spring. The
proper thing in colors viii be checks,
plaids and grays.
Nothing has yet appeared To usurp
the place Of the popular cutaways. and
tina, style of garment will be as fashion
able rs ever. Astp the number of but
tons tastes differ. but ind:cat ons point
to the thrce-bu.;oned coat As the one
which will b. in creates, demand. The
Norfolk jacket. with plaits and belt and
dOuble-stitchcd edges. will be again in
favor. They will b. worn largely at the
scashore. The Norfolk is a very COM
Portable garment. and We're il no for
the suspicion that it Is in some way as
scciased with dudes il would te more
generally worn. The sack will be in
great demand rs q business o and
loud co.ors VIII predominant in its
makeup.
Trousers will be madca little wider in
the legs than las: year. tut. with this ex-
ccrtion. they will not ma erial.y differ
from last year.
The no:ched collar vest will be almost
exclusively worn.
In the matter VI spring overcoass the
Chesterfield will have the call. /. is a
ay-frons sack. reaching almost to the
kr,ee. ard will rot be made to tit 50
snugly VS. last year.
In hats che rOund-top Derby. with
curving 6r.m. will be all the rage. The
cclo:s will be black and brown. The
cloth hat made of plaid stufs. now
Worn SO much. 10 growing u~nfashicna-
bic and viii soon he re!egated to the
top shell.
From $50 To a60. according to the
texture of the goods, is the sum re-
quircd to Ak . fellow out in prope-
shape-Eos:os Globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
THE MODEL YOUNG MAN.
NEBRASKA


n candid. sincere young man:
Acountenancc Gear Young man.
Aiover OF ruth,
a rare gem forsooth-
ana u "orthy-of-trust young man.
a prldcnf. discreet youny man.
Auas ana neat young man:
Is ASHAMED 10 hc seen
IN apparel unc'can.
M" seii-fe>pecting young man.
Not a boas:fui. pcdantic young man.
NOT sfi c~ver-rumaatic young man:
NO niulYcr III blaes,
itut "a blacks-his-ow n-sbocs-
ana "A helper-o:--elf young man.
a practical. rlain young a
No-nse-ior-a cane young MANI;
No silly "ha. ha.'
Nor abuscr ~ All"
But q shrewd, on,unr-senso vn,,py man
- trniy ambitious young man;
no tninora or vicious young man:
Not n reader Of trash,
Neither TASTY nor rash,
hu'a calm, consideraic young man.
An Arabic. kind young man;
"A noble refined young man;
A Erie. stcaiY eve,
Tnat means II will try:"
"A nevcr-wiil-fa | young man.
Always found his -placc young man:
NestrTbetS-atthe-racc young man;
80 naughty. VAN looks,
But a ,o.cr OF books.
And Il thoughtful and studious young
man.
Novcr-uscsthc'" wcei" young man:
a Good Tcmpiar indeed young man;
a sure to-siy-"no'
Whcn-ing Ia LOG
To p.ace-of evil young man.
An obliging, polite Young man:
And IA kccI-~cn-c-of right young man:
a ON ct. tenure.
a gcnfl. and pure.
An aiways res. ,cc,cd young man.
A surc-fo-succcrd young man.
Ana a gust what wc-nccd young man;
i never profaic.
Nor too glcs1y of gain.
Yet a rugal. industrious young man.
A has a-cood-Eamc Young man:
"A fr~ee-irom-all III anne young man;
L. much IN Il I'm md
All over the land.
But "a rarc!y-tDtc found young man.
An hone s~tlr-wooing Young man;
Ana 4 mean what he's doing young man;
Is faithful aiih true
Alas, inst 50 few
Shoilid be found like this model your.
man.
o. thisi'Diaa. ia LouisriGs Courier-Journdl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

Fear With eaei, others iss.tA L1vs
q another aad hslp QUE osh~r. nay
each Other. bess each oshsr's burars.
We are all nosisx on = great msscA. .
sartrr assembly than ever moved
through the oil i~rsess IL cd. ssd 80
stand related to Him. ssd lie % -.
and ue to each other. We sss;I sh&v-
fore look bark vita unsfp~sksbse @r-
sUw n The jar asd d~s,eis asd ~
uncharisies of isis mortal lfe. ssf ~
every sweet khAness. sos ss~sy iovssg
heipfulDesA Cor ever psisenes ssd sur
every s~if-den NJ OF slfsaerfaoe 40
shall ifs UP shssks 20 Aluixh:. Gss.
Of Ck%y-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
HOMOGENEOUS ENVIRONMENTS.
Certain Caiiiogs Tending to Induce In.
sanify and PremAture Death.

Certain Csiiiogs Tending tn Induce In.
.anify and Premature Death.
A sorr0wful story comes to us from
Virginia. showing how the routine
work Of certain occupations takes pos.
session OF a man. so to speak. until
even death itself appears Al irrelevant
incident
Cummins. 2 telegraph operator in an
inland town. was receiving the usual
Associated Press dispatches from Rich
mond. when he wired: SLOWER. Have
been splitting blood. Take il easy"
. The Richmond operator paused a
few moments The tick began again.
but from n new hand.
.'Cummins just dead. I take his
place. Go on from address"
Another telegraph operator in En-
gland. named Monro. was struck with
death VIII IL al the wire. He signaled:
..Send substitute. / am going" When
he was found. his hand was still on the
kew.
IN Edinburgh med cal journal calls
attention TO the large number Ut fele-
graph operators who become insane.
and attributes the disease in the brain
to the effort to read by sound for long
per:ois. Proo!-reading. letter sorsers
n post-offices. and the signalers of
rams are all frequent viei ms n tn.
insanity produced by the m~onotonou-.
constant use Of one function Of the
brain.
Actors of q single part come under
the same category. One low onc
dian who had playel the same parf
over three hundred nights successfully
was struck while on the sssgc by sud-
den imbec lity and was led OF. an IDIOT
The larger proportion Of insane women
in our asylums are the wives Of poor
farmers. whose steady labor has no re-
lief b. amusement or reading.
Their are many such m~onosoaous
pursuits among American ministries
But all danger can be ave ted by CIV
ing to the bra n rclaxat on and change
Of thought-Ioxih's t~oiapaasoa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
"A pcntIema,

"A gcntleman from this place sv.
ersl years ago." says the Cnon Bridge
(Md.} Era. accidentally threw . hiek-
ly-psaed piece Of money into the spoui-
ing Of one Il car h;Ehess bail1iaxA
Nos long ago. While - was stasdsnR
beneath the spousin&. n Ea&iisk spar.
ron dropped The eoia iron - 0saat
loe4isG L fAl g NJ 49,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

-Eesthcr Cake: Two cups Of -four.
enc csp Of milk. ooe egy. enc cup al
sugar, half = cup of butser. halt q tea
spoonful at sofa. one. of cream OF tar
tar Flavor with lemon-he Hesse-
Ao.d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
-Wha. STRANGE. creatun. ne ar

-Wha; strangr creatures We ire. To
be sure. A sailor soon forge;s the ter
rors Of the sea- and ships again ere he
has been ashore q month. the convict
is almost certain To return To the pFis-
on from which he vas released but q
short me back. and the widow viii
marry the second time IL she gets the
chance. and she usually gets the
chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01

livery. g7s4da DO october and Noyember dsysry pa
.64d; do November and December delivery 25-64di 90
December and January delivery 52Se4d; do ysnnsy a
cry 27-e4di DO March and April delivery . Sog4d;
There tenders for deliveries t0ays clearing
m-CottonThe saes Of the day included 900 paies
Amencan Futures Gmet; Upaads Low Middling clause.
delivery 3264d sellers do August and
delivery 326zd selers do September and octoberdeyeay
62764d BUYERS DO. October and November delivery =
tad sellers: do November and December delivery 2Se4a
value; do December aud January delivery 62y64d value
DO January aud February delivery. 256td sellers 10,
February and March delivery 2764d value; do March
and A prl delivery. 8 3O64d sellers. ..
pmCotton-Futures closed steady: Cplands Low hild-
ding clause September delivery 3264d. buyers do sep
tember and October delivery 276ld buyers do OctoDer
and November delivery 246id buyers; NOVEMBER and
December de1yery 2364d BUYERS do december anu JAM
delivery z364d buyers; do January and February
delivery 2O-B4d valne; do February ynd March dehver
27-64d buyers; do March and April delivery SO-t4d
value; do. April and Nav delivery. $3.50. buyers
GALVESTON August 3l.--Cotton steady M1ddng T-loi
Low 1iddlDg, 3l6 Good Ordinary, D. net receipts 40
bales J59 bales $50 sales
1851 bales stock 2548 bales. -
SAVANNAH, August 3l.-Cotton quiet Middling,, va
Low Middling = Good Ordinary, sl net receipts lGO9
$50 bales stock 3.S49 bales
NEwORLEANs, August 3l.-Cotton quiet; Mddng oiG
Low Middling, 81 -l6: Good Ordinary. 1-t6 net re
cepts s5s bales l262 bales; sales 800 bales stock
700 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
RIVER BRANCH
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BbSINksS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLn-PAMKD HUDSON RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSklLL MOUNTAINS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIL
MOHAWK.
oa July q 1885. trains will leave West 42dst
station follows:
All ira ne leave nom STATEN foot Jsyst
North River, 70 minutes earlier than hom FOO; Of West
Detroit ana chicago .l0io A. NJ, 'aiO $40 p m. Pull
81. Isus 40 e 10 .. m. Pullman sieepera
suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rechester 100
'l0l0 an, $40, $40 slevpers and parior
Utica and Syracuse TO 1910, HID a. H., $40 $40
Highland Pokeepsie Sangerties and Albany 1910 TAO
tiu:ld n Is a 4 %, solo. . 10
Nrwburg kingston ard Catskll siAl0 1870 900 s1Glo
ll;lb m; 345. 4:O5 '6.lo $40 p N,
Haratoga specials, 300 1l;i5 a. ~. 3t5 p m.
Like SeOrgs 300 1l;lo saturdays only S.f5 .. m.
ksaterskiI Hunter, Hobart Grand Hstci ststton Phe
ncil 800 I'LL $40 Buffet parior to Grand
hotel and Hotel Kaatersst VITA Phgnieia Or 900 and
$40 p.m.
relsnvIle Care, Mountain House station .isIo. tao
900, II l5 a m. 3:ib p. m. -
For monuesl and canada East f;so 9;oys A.. sio N.
Hamiep, Isndon. 1910 'Sio 's'lop. m Toronto
'6.l0. .s:lop.m.
.Daiy. Other traias daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables rlor sic ping car secgmmoda
tons information apply AZ ohicos Jersey city Penn
H. station Hoboken, ~ udsopst brooklyn, Court Sc.
Annea Once aai Of Bultesst York cry n 300. 26l
86 1858 s5l ptd. LAO 323 Broadway 1871 6thayo. Las
East l2tb- l6ais Rowery and West Shore stations foot
u West t2st amt foot OF Jay st. North River baggage
red for and chsk from hotels and residences orders
IAN be left o. & cket oazees HRNkY MONTE,
go BToadwsv. General Passenger Asent