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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL 49, 1886

speculation and export receipts 900 bales all hmor'ran
Futures quiet Uplnnds. Low addng clanso NAY c H.
Juna delivery. I'd June aud July delivery, .Osui
Do July ANA August delivery : cad: do August ana
September delivery 7Jld; also 6fidi do scItem.
2 7-Bid.
tenders lIverlcs NJ totays cleatI,
D. m-MhllinE Upands, l-lGdi hiddlna orh"n"
Bid ..-,
.. ,..u ,.liv
cry 3 Gid buycrs April and Nny delivery , I-'.l
BUYERS: do Nav and June d0very. 0 ii Duyetti wv;
June aud July delivery $3.50 buyers 40 Jny ana huo
delivery i4G. bu,cs do August and Scpom'
cry, 1.Bld BUYERS do september and oct"ler
sellers; "a" OctOba ant NOycnbcr delivery i"'
BUYERS. do september delivery sid buy r. n rov,
GALVESTON l9.-COttOn steady; Mllulnt ~ Nv"
Mi,hng s-. Ordinary. l-i5; net and gross ro'
ceipts 9.2 balca stock A. - bales .. -. 49,
s,vAySAH April lotion quiet Mtdnns; - 90 'P pc
Middlng sL. Good Ordinary, 49,. net ana gross 20
cepts s5j bales Exports coastwise, A@ol Dales S"''
zOd bales stock. yl.55l bales .,. o - IA
NFW.OkLEASs. April 1T OtOn EASY MlGdlnH 80
Low &idllux jlb; GOD Ordinary - 10 net any o
recciris Y71 bales exports Great britain l.. w D
colstssc l.jOODaes. sales 1000 bales; STOCK SoO''"h
tta1l4
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LIVERPOOL. April l7Provsions Bacon. CumberandCut
Cd; Long clear tdilcr til: Clear Mldiles.
3d.; Short Ribs. 3Os JL Shoulders 22s 6d per cw
Beef-1Os Tor Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess. q 3D.
POrk-Pnme Moss. 5ls Cd per Dol: Prime Mess Eastern
s. Western. 43s I'D. Lard American, So: Prme West
cru 3is Lard OIL. 3os Oi. HdMs-LOng Cut AS. Od
Shoulders 81 Butter. Cd finest United
States. Cheese-AmeTcaD Choice dis Od Wheat-ked
Western spring. IS ID obi Red Inter- - ID u Id
per centa NO SDung. Is 4d. New Western Winter7s cd
New Mixed Western. A.. 3D.: California so l. IS lUd
Californian No. . Is sd. S. Sd Genital Produce
TurDenne. 29s London. 2>s Od
refined petroleum. 6isd GOA. gallon. CoverSced-
American Red ass. per TaOv-23s ga. Dercwt. Rose
Common S. Pale. lis od zoe. Od Linseed OIL 2ls
Cd per TallOw-Fine American POS Sd: Prime CITY
23s. I'd. American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers l2d.: lore Quarters. 4 IA. Der ~ 800.
LONDON April l1PiOduce- Linseed Oil. Gl9 IS Cd
43s.ud Idnseed
Cake 47 Sd. Refined Petroleum.. Sd
Id per gallon spirits rurpenune. 2sa 0d- cwt;
Sperm OIL. els ton. ROsin-COmmOD 3A Cd per cw;
Fale i6a dllA Prov1sons-Lard. 65s. Od per cwt. or
Americana las 81. cwt for CUBA Centrifugal
poarzng 96o and l2s I'd l3s Stor Cuba ado r
rennne adOat.: Australian Talow-8e1L rs Cd q !5S
Cd, Mutton. 22s Cd. d24s 81 Cocoa Nut ou-CeYion.
f25s. 3D.. Cochin. 229s29 3s
ANTWERP April ELECTROMAGNETIC pale American Is
francs confines pad and l6 francs % centmes sellers
WcoIs ard closed 7strancs 20 confines per 100 kos
BRRnKX. April l7-Pctroleum. marks 30 pfennigs
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRH saturday, April MISUNDERSTANDING were
car OOth-st Al Jcrse
civ 6Othst L. Z. Eastman received rs stern
q MetZ4eI carloads
There was trading in live cattle
SHEEP AND LA VI Bs-Keceipts were II OF 34l
head Goth st and Jersey CITY. mar.
re dull at about Yesterday prices.
Prime sheep sold at - 20 ~ 20 Common o
Choice Lambs at STD ~ IS.
Saes Hallenbeck & DAVIS Go Western Sheep 81 H. at
5lac "a DO u 10 at 81 state do. % ID, DC; 40 state
Lambs "a 10, at &c, 40 DO u ID, ais7 80.
Denback Dewey 10 state Sheep, 81 ~ at &c 2Ot
60 "a ~ NJ sac 1913 DO Ia b. at TIC Al Western do "a
NJ al lac 800 do 90 H. at 6ac 80 do ~ H. Csc l54
DO 1870 ~ 20; 1870 Western Lambs 50 TO- 7sc %
DO 10 n. at 7a4c.
Hume Mullen 2oJ state sheep 80 u, at Gi4c; state
lambs IS h. at &c.
Judd gham 24i Clipped Ohio Sheep few unshorn)
J. + Sader co 1913 Western sheep II To- at IS 25 355
do l34 n at So 50 ohio do 40 h. at 80 10 2O7 do So
10 AZ So 30. 80 49,, a .
NeHtOn & Gilett 2O OHIO sheep, % No. at ST. so 5G7 do
as NJ AZ 80; do, 100 d. at .b lO *
Pennsylvania Lambs II n, at -.
Ot;s-Koceipts OF 240 heads al Jersov
CITY and cars al 4Oth 81. None for safe alive.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave New York. Desbrosses Courtandt rees
aer.ss - tSoTs On, ,bo .., with Pullman pa...
car car. a c. e M and m day
wi'ism:port, lock Haven SPIN. Cory and Err.
Centre ana OIL Regions
FsF %an mt sI su the ana oa night limited washing
Gn mp arrive OF vImin psaie Geo aT aa
n% gs na eo 'S0 and ;s
4,s9 and m and y night r,ron,, p,ror Ca,
"a; a: o Hsss5 5 sss stations
via Railway ana AmoOy a. M ~ noon So % 2 n
For old Point and Norfolk Yew.York Philadelphia and
via Baltimore aud Bay Line i30 p m week ,iars ,,.
jersey CITY aaOrns speedy and direct transfer for
71slSs sy!trs' From Pit.surg 80 SO ll3o sm;s5'
sna az f 45 ESQ., sso @ an. and 6ss D. ne
sunday: $40 $50 a M 800 go and 1923 n. From
ITO NJ 10 400, $40 $50 $50 go 6,, 73o siS.
sta e and 3 s g S sss 5asasS ss S No.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains Leave NewYors via D"s0ros's and Court
sa% Snssso Eipi,ess and 70 w Vas
go 1904 i q
i.n. s. 8G t asy % ana saa 600
aa MOI i1s ana I"o
sTs6s SOC srSsH e street s sAG1
ifIY5a % NJ Limited and g ia te 3
IS rs so o. $50 aSG M @ P2a q 5S fm tS
isave Philsdeiphia via Camden a. m daily except sua
ticket Offices, sac 1876 and %. Broadway Astor House
nssS aoe HoSSESn sso 3. Naa
ticket once No. Battery raGs and a,ts 1 l a.,
baggage tron hotel, and residences N woo,
oHA Genera ne sH S.a.ssr General ps,. %19@
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

BuFFALo Apr II cattle Receipts last ~ hours 800 head
total Tor week thus 532u for Last vees
80 head through - "A which to New.
YORK; Al cars narEot steady and firm; Common
TO Fair IS Good 10 Choice shipping IS IS
Krtra Cattle - B5 d cars held over.
Sh<ep-BeceiDts last "a hours LOO nrai total
for time last week. - head
all OF winch t. Ne" cars
ON sale and strong Common to 50 20
- ~ Good TO Choice, 80 OOaSU %: Lambs Good To
Choice So 81 so 1 cars held over.
Ho0s-ReoeiDIs last "a hours 1870 head total for week
through OF which 70 for NewYork sal-
market quiet and Light Pigs ~ 20 n$4 20 MIred
pigs LiUht YorEeIs. - zoas4 50 selected Workers.
,bds4 selected Medium weights, 81 4Od ia /.
Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - vOat 40 ali offerings
At LOUIS April H-CGtte- hocolDts. zoo snIDments
4O market fair 10 Choice Naive shipping steers
a. lUaS5 90 Butcher steers Is JO4ss 4O Lows
ard Helers So oOds3 10 stOckefs ana Feeders OO0
81 70. 800 . oo, 49,. - -
"a 90 Packing. % s6dfs 90 HEAVY. VI IOdsi %
ShsoD-IeceiDs 81. shipments. none market steady at
90 6UdSJ 10
Recepfs 900 mead sbIpinonts 300 head steady
sLnnnr UJhSo IS htOCkeTs and Feeders 70
aSs 30 COWS Bulls ami Mixed 81 OOGsi 90. Buzz 81 90
Receipts y 400. shipment, $500; lower
pnnrL ana Mixed VI O0as4 So PACKING shipping
luas4 40 llght. S. 45d 81 80 SglDs ~ DUas3 10
6tsep- Receipts 100 nead shipments lOOO heals market
steady.
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PHlLADEL-PHIA AND READING I. R.

F3Gt 81 s. ESI 4iYgft. ss
Es S ss5 ! q 8 s IS s Is :S 1850 SS
prsS. Ell at WaynS JUNCTION tSr and
DEAWTNG:FooM CANS on all Day Trains ard SLEEPING
CARS on Night Train, ~, p,,,, Mint, IN, or..o
70 ssS l 1879 n a. TSir s .as
ok SRo RA n ssu fF. ud Penn
For or'V %ifIiAMspoRr.- suNBURY LEwIlsBUeo and
m &%ASSy ,iy Il Si a 81 rs SOP $40
ills IN. 100, 1850 400 $50 Si. 300 D. m Sundays
sE 5oQ ;s st' prF r q 7oo
E EST PHsESH at al toy 100 M 9 H. 1880 s 400
II 20. 20 ss5 a m. 100 lSc. S.i' 5''0P IN sunday
rs s 9 Iv p rs at 400, 1000 s45 zoo 49,
For sI mI S BRIDGE BRANCm at 400. $40 a m 400
rS SSS siS5 oo; LOO 60 s 1879 3D. y55 oa
Si6 100 $50. sIo. lO:Sop IN Sundays 800 s0o@ III
rd 5' PIX SsSS Ssg 900 "a. os 80 S Sis
sS %$ e. 5s s$ SS ..S 5S S o3 rs .oS
20 81 ~ "sS IA sS,S a.: oS a. aoo
-, oC :9: hkAy Sa2 SSigEhS 6sovg All rss
go 'sId. S9 oee.a aSS 49, az JOS
For For Is 6as at $780,
S,l5 M lOO 30 y. IA. , >,u., nprpGtroN AZ
For ATLANTIC CITY. NiNELAND "" ~
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No. \ No III River Via ssISy iiy1s >,cu
For HiGHLANDs sfABRtcHt; 10y H H.sE "a
r. KhWouD IONS RIN ER. ana bAhSE.A !, o:to
can be Iscured At OF Lioetiy-st Pier ~
Nortn tiverI 2U7. 26 27l AZ g.a Il, rS
,.,i,,ay' h5o Isl 40 9th hlsinstSust ~ II
ID and LAS Greenwich ST. IA. 10 ESs' ,.. 81 M
yors CiIy Ia Brooklyn az Nc Cout-st. iVt hoaSswsN
$50 $50 fui,on:I 2io ~ rsnssr toapany WI cali t5
AND check gage from hotels or residence ~
i NOolTEN - ~. ". - ..sN.s ri
General Menagel - ccn' 70 NV rwt0sN"X
Il r. BALDWIN. ". l. =. Asts AlS Lapssvsh' W. -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

w Tex Book and for Private Reading. by GEORGE
PARK FISHER ID. ID. LIZ d., PIP. XVI. GA Nhon'
Brakeman. Taylor x Go.
DR. Fisher has produced decidedly the best book
of the kind extant in English. The Outlines OF
Universal History is comprehensive broad, crti-
cal IN the best sense. bringing together the au'no
flies with unexampled fulnes, carefully present
ing the freshest of the strongest scholars on
the most doubtful and disputed points, ana iur-
nisbing to the student such a variety and mass oi
the most necessary and Trustworthy Information
a can be found between the covers OF no other SIN
Gle volume Remarkable Judgment has oeeh
ovirced IN the preporaton of the work. The sketch
of nohtical events Is always accompanied by sue
ciuct outlines of the progress of literature art
science and social DEVELOPMENT. Every cnaP'er
ends with an unusually full list of BOOKS 1or con-
snltation and the selection, though OFTEN heceS-
sa,ilv difficult, permits few opportunities LOT crl'
ics,n We note III the account oil lndlan religions
one or two slips as for instance, III the eNplaha-
tion of Budd lism, where hanna is described as
" anotLer being" Knna, however, Is not an
entity. nor can it be said that Buddha
attributed TO the soul no substantial
existence" at least IN the sense APP
narentiy intended here. These, however, are
slight errors In the bulk of the work examination
shows few mistakes sud the dates appear TO have
been subjected to a conscientious Verlhcalloh'
Considering the modest size Of the volume is sur
prising how much has been got into 1t. Inc ad-
denda are full beyond precedent, and there Is a
refreshing absence of the dryness winch 700 com
monty renders DO ks of this character revolving to
the vounr and wearisomc to the mature Or.
Fisher has endcavOred, and with no small measure
of success though the ind 'rtakng is as dangerous
a. fascinating to show the unity of history. Free
use has been made of the latest researches
No sectarian or other bias has been ailnit-
ted TO the work. The newest resufs
of the most scientific inquiry have always beeh
gwen The map illustration is unusually ample
and the maps are unusually clear and good. The
publishers by the of a variety of type Tor DIS
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every respect genuine trustworthy, lucld ana iuIL
II is quite as useful a work for the general reader
ms for schools and colleges and deserves the most
cordial welcome and the sincerest praise from every
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Dusiness Cbaures.

DHILADELPHIA party with store centrally
located and having established trade hes.s the
elusive agency for Philadelphia or Pen9syvana lot some
quick selling novelty. Principals only address
NOVELTY. L. o. Box 1892. PhlladelphlA
VNANIED.-A first class man, capable OF
w taking full charge OF the manufacturing In rnpoea
boot and shoe factory OOO hands, must 10
t%oronghy post,t N all Compounds and the practical work
pss of the same such party liberal salary WIZ 70 paa
alt letters stnctly confidential no QUE yut ~ a.
potenf man all respects need apply. Address W. u
tribune Once
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THE MARKETS.
total. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR Worth Rir.r. Vessels ant z rirotfs


coFrrr-spot Rio dull g. soc for Fair: oPe 1s
hpgs cloying AZ follows Apii 1lja1 20 NAV; 'lpG5
%; June 7Ojd7.lO. July. .O,a 10; Augi, ern,
IN sentenber o. 10 Mid grades quiet buth rm
Salcs 1875 la - on private terms ro,aIo
COTTON-Spot Cotton dull and weak without q"o'""'o
change in rricc Delivered contract luo uhleS ,,,
The quotations to the American eia'si"0'
ar, fol,
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

\. Y. CO q. B; Z. R. Co. Lessee u,rer
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE Wi-Sr
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAM = III Dl N KIVEA
AROUND )OTHILLS OF CATSKILL AOUNIAlNz
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIN
On after March 81. 1855, trains will leave west42d-
st. station as follows; -.-.,-- ....-,,.
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
Detroit and Chicago $50 900. 1910 m sleepen
through 80, a.o .,..
puTa Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails $3.50
m IS 10 D. Shoppers and dIa wing room cars
Utica and Syracuse 80. II % . 90 = - p ~
Highland Pc keepse and Kingston, 40 $50 ll2o ne
8 S. -slO -l2 p. M and 600 D. fOI Kingston.
saugeres and Albany, -7l0 $50. ll25 50. 'ooa
cst CATS ~ TO- 80. 1925 3 50. 'slop
Cranston's West Point, Cornwall and Newburg. ITO
9 90 i 10 70 1855. 4l5 $40, Ill" p M. and
IS 90 n m for Cranston's cornwall and No'-ourg.
For Montreal and Canefa Fast 600 p n.
Ha~i on London, % 80 800, $40 p m IorontH
IS 30 A. m - 90, $40 p ~. o,., At, 5000.
.Daiy Day except saturday Other trains daily except
@ timo tab paror sleeping aceommois
tons or information. apply at o1ces: Broosiyn
sSy Wsshngton.st.; 80 Fulton-st; Annex OH a
loot of Fulton;st NewYork CITY sI3 &c., $e5 Sol t s
West i5a'st and foot Of Jay 81. North River westeot
check baggage from hotels and ress
dences. orders can bs left at tiGke onices; rrr
ESQ Broadway. General Passenger AscnA
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Az. FARES REDUCED VIA

:
leave from now pier North RIVER block above Canal
st. 500 D. daily. except sunday; q train with
psror reoning chsrs between steamers landing aud
D''''" "''"'D W. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILkOAD.-Qo Commencing Nov. 40, 1856,
through trains viii leave Grand Central DepOti
~ Rochester and Montreal Express through
cars 70 Rochester. ST Adams and Rouses POINT
stopping Albany Utica. syracuse. Rochester Bu6aio.
NiSgera Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago
90 a. m next day.
.osOa, M Chicago Express drawing room Canaan
III M. Western NewYork and Northern Express. with
drawing
$50 p Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
ing cars To Saratoga Fl Edward and Glens Falls on
Saturdays only
- D. H.. Accomm oda hon 70 Albany and Troy
Chicago and At Louis press with sleeping cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
caso ard st Louis
$50 p M. Express with slecpingcars syracuse and TO
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also TO Montreal -.
t-9l5 m Pacific Express with sleeping for Rsches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo ST. LOUIS DO
troit and Chicago. -,
lli6 p ~ Night Express with sleeping TO Albany
Troy with Tor the West and
TiCzete sale at Grand Central Depot NO bowling
Green. AIS Broadway Harlem Depot lyo 81 anh fth aNe
and OF Wescots Express Onices PaIk place .nea boaa
way 7s1 nud e42 Broadway and o. West 2oth ST. Nov;
York 1913 Washington $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and -
<th ST. Williamsburg
ACCOMMODATIONS in drawing and slcepng cars ba
procured OF the ticket oces IN Newly or& Guy AMI
1913 Washln ton at. Brooklyn.
Baggage allied ior spa checked from residence.
these trains daily. All others daily except sunday
t1hese tIalns stop at Harlem u2e}h and ttnaye
General snberin tendaak General tn4ssngeE Agent
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKgr.

CHARLEsroS April l7.-Turpentine STEADY at 3Sl9c.
SAVANNAH AprIl H. -turOcntlne firm at 4Ol1c.
WILMINGTON April l7.-rurDentine firm IL 800
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COTTON n AHKEro-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL Aprn II -l2;3J D. m.-CottOn-tirm with
good demand; Mddins upands. J. I'D; do Mddlins Or
leans Gid Sales-e.OOU bates Including I,VOU bales ior
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Geathers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"a supplied without charge TEACHERS registered
free Many vacancies. for stamp, X. h. AVERY,
American school Bureau West l4h st., ". Y
A BILE Professors. TEACHERS. TU-
n Tors GOvernes.es Companions Matyons recommended
"a colleges schools and families. Miss DQNOYAN's
TEACHERS' BUREAU ana MUSICAL AGENCY 80 and
so East IAN ST.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
COleges SCHOOLS and Families Applyt 70
NKr II. J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union square.
A RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
n parents guardians teachers tutos goyerneses sup
nhed +. MIRIAM COYKIEKE. 81 East nth st.
WANTED Baptist gentleman f9r musle;
CH NGE TFAtH Els G REAU. $40 5thaye.
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Dipi6eno Notifies.

OFFICE OF WIN T. DIXON,
AssIGxgE OF NJ. MORGAN's SONS.
20 WALLsT, NEW y DIRK.
dividend NUMBER THREE, 10 per cent
! al, va nsi5 10 the creditors Of NJ Morgan's and
after this date 81 MM l. DiAON' AS''e"o''
UoMEsrAyE MINING CO.. MILLS BUILDING.
10 BkOADsI. NKw YORK, April 10, 1885.
DIVIDEND NO. 93.-Ihe regular monthly
IL dvidend- FORTY CENTS per sharehns been declared
for March payable the office OF the Company ian ian
Ersncico OF al the Agency in Ncwfork on the
1Oth lbs" i'AN''e' O'''' LOUNsBERY & co. .
ST. PAUL AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY coz
QUARTERLY interest due May l, prox.,
" upon regsered bond certifcates of this company WI
10 it'd az maturity holders OF recOfq Apfh ~
INST irom which date until May 1886 the transfer BOOKS
WAL DC o'oso" GEO. (. ONES Treasurer.
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8tsamboais anb Railroads.

A --kONDuUI and KINGSTON, LANDING
hn az i'Sss ~
sSf5ds r's @Sss
leaves at ! N.
ID fall RIVER LfNE.-Best route via sound Yaxr
mum accommodation, minimum rates. From Pier Is &,
tteamers Pilgrim and pTov,aenee cSnneenoa BY Asnss
Boat from Brooklyn aSo D. N. Jersey CITY p m
CAlsKk.h EyENiN% ant hNE Landing,
os,s leave daily (s1ndays excepted Pier So 100: Of
'ay''' "op FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
EOR NEW. HAVEN.-Steamcrs leave Peck
% AMI nJ Or es s@Gr tsns Nei and
E,cuI-.on to New Haven aud returI. 81 20
NORWICH LINE.
~ e%'9 of ., .s 70 a eSS' s g. SSs
Watst pier above DesbrossNs street Ferry at 500
p. III. daiiy, except sunday
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from chanlST..s pcgo' Tor Fngewood
Te9ary IIoser spa1kil and Nysck e e1 80; g2 ~
SUNDAYS 73O, 9:SO a. H.. 4 and p. m.
ate oas - s,s5 I6.io i.i5 a. ~ 5 IS 7I5 Is D. m
sundays 1910 a. m. 9l5 y. N.
CRIE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements Of trains from Chambers 81 Depot From
2ad.st. IS minutes earlier.
pcom oacc s'f TO Bnshamioh Eara HorSelsve BE
falo, Niagara Fan. and Suspension Bridge sleeping
& Daiv chicago and 81 Louis Limited Express
SO extra charge for fast time Arrives Meadvle us
M cleveland 10 30 Cincinnati, DB2 D. m, Chicago
600 p M and II. LOUIS. 80 the second morning
p M Daily uralo and Nsgara Fall, Lin ted arrive.
popM ar nis train New Yoik Baaao
Pba pa C aGa aapng co S 10 u
mira Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cincinnati aud
and 600 30 ~ &c. 7s go go g. l s
Gs asa ~ IGso 60 4b g. ~ 1925 M s = midnight G
Paterson 49, 54o 72o 75G 9$9 lo9 & y, a. Il, ~ 9e2r
s a. &c., i ii5 3d. nj i. @ goo ioao ~ % @dnSt
NsTsrE AND 500 ma'sI 80 y S go 80 20 10 %
p M and II midnight Tuesday. ihuT-'iay and saturday
nights @nsS only 9q4 mo 20 80 700 a. 49, 30 $50
$50. $40. 7.s5 $50. 1920 and j. nidniz, snnday$
80 e 20 an I'D IA 5 9o 1919 20 an" IN s 5
Newburg and cornwan7:5o M 800, 1870, g. 10 p m.
Pondout and Kingston and Mon; gomery -. a. NJ 800
Goshen AS $40. $50 9. 1920 m. 53o 3 80 40 7,
7t5 D D. m. sunday $40 $50 lo2O A. NJ. $50 D. N.
MdleiOw9 n ~ 3i a9 49, 40 = oV M @ IN:
and $3.50 trains connect with Ne" YORK ontario
and western Railroad at Manst The M train stops at
Port Jervls 40 $50 1920 m 49, 700. 7i5. 900
p sunday y 30 lV-O a. n 9'V' :, p pG,- "a o,orv
Boats leave 23d ST. " " 5t3 a. III. 10 w p H. eNsry
fifteen 64j m. to O4o p m ettrt unity minutes
TO every hour 74j a. m to lOio b. m every thify
Teis for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checking
and Transfer baggage may be left az the Company one
Nos 40l or a57 Broadway ISL Wesst. " Y No Court
TInress trains the West arrive in New-fok at1o
49, JoRN 4 ABBOTT Gent Passr Agent, New York.
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
'a.....o.. crrv OF TpOy and SAp.TOGA lasr. Pie.
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Danrin9 Ara0emifs.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
WALKING thoroughly acquired In lew private ieSsons
lafrfcty prtvate). Lessons oalf.
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GteamtoGts emo Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RTCHMOND.
Leave Pier Al ~ r. foot Canat daily Sundays c1cepted
atop. m.
Connecting at Albany for all points North and West.
DAY LINE
I'D TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, va and South.
/ cave via Penn r. r. 43O D. ParlDr cars 10 Baltimore
thence Palace steamers arriving at Old Point 8 II
Norfolk 0 a. IN H. V. rOMPKINS Genl Pass. Agent
Rrnah Away \ Y
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" \ ApTl o. 1850
TJNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Automatic
Fire Alarm and Extngulsher Company limited Will be
held at the oompanys Office. No 293 Broadwav NewYora
PM 90 1886 ~ O'clock purpose elect
Directors and three Inspectors Election
ensuing year.
Polls WIN be opened IL o'clock noon close at
] O'Clock %. IN.
Transfer will be closed the reOpened
the 2lst inst.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
L. o. RICHARDS Secretary.
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TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pie:
a. North foot Of Chrlsopherst. daily except saur
day at d T. sunday steamer touches at Albany
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY, !
ll9 LlBERTY-sr. I
NEW-YORK April 6, 1SS6. )

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERsEY
ll9 LBERTY.SE.
NEW York April 6, 1856
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
- nual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY. 10 elect nine
the Will be held at
the Office Company in Jersey City between the hours
II o'clock and O'Clock p. OF FRIDAY, MAY Tile
SEVENTH. NEXT.
The Transfer Books, both IN NewYOrk and Phiapcphs
viii be closed Friday the Sixteenth instant 10 Monday
the Tenth pTO1lmO
by order -
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
NOTICE.-The Union Pacific Railway Com
" pany hereby gives notice that IL Will purchase
a nd hold unCanceled. the OF the Denver.
south Park and Pacific Railroad Company on ITS
first mortgage bonds representing interest which VIII f
due the t day Of May 1856 and viii pay therefor the
face value thereof ia money.
such purchase VIII the Pacific Railway
Company at its office, No A Equitable Buldinl Boston,
HENRY MCFARLAND,
Treasurer Union Pacific hallway Company.
Doso mil
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"ICKFOKU KOU I T. To NE W FDNI, ~ l.
w Leave Grand central Depot as follows;
M arriving in Newport at 20 p. M
A 2 D M, arriving in Newport at 80 . IN.
ID swing room attached TO both tralns)
THEODORE WARREN, Supk