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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30
REARING CALVES TO ADVANTAGE

REARING CALVES TO ADVANTAGE
First own good cows. Treat them kindly
and keep them docile and quiet. When
about to calve, place the cow in separate
stall and leave her loose. Feed no grain or
stimulating food for month before calv-
ing. When the calf arrives, remove it to
pen at distance where it can be kept quiz
ct and comfortable. 1t will never know
what it is to be with its mother, and much
trouble afterwards will be spared. In
three or four hours milk the cow, and give
the milk to the calf, teaching it to drink
With patient skill the calf may be taught
to drink in the first lesson. Milk the COW
four times day, aud feed the mill. 10 Tie
calf until the fourth day, when the COW is
returned to the stable and the milk is saved
for skimming. The calf gets only SKINNED
milk after this-three quarts at a feed
twice day, and warmed up to eighty de-
grees. The feed is gradually increased as the
calf grows, and when il is two months old it
is taught to take a little mixed ground corn
and oats, and have small quantity with
the warmed skinned milk until it is six or
eight months old. This enables the calf
to make a fine growth, and brings it up in
docility and gentleness. These qualities
are improved by a daily brushing and card
ing, and by using it to the halter and to
lead, while it is being fed in the pen. Con-
tinual handling in this way prevents the
contracting of any of the common vices,
aud when the calf becomes q COW, it is in an
excellent state of discipline and gives no
trouble. This method, we'll carried out, is
the main step toward an improved herd,
which will be of very great value, and one
gained at a very small cost.-American Ag-
riculturist for July.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

BY ALTO.
Twas Christmas night in Paris
Rainy, and dark, and drear :.
But within one gilded mansion
Was happy Christmas cheer.
Merrily on the perfumed air,
The "Christmas Carois' rung,
Then softly, slowly. sweetly,
Dear Home, Sweet Home" was sung.
Without, against the window sill
To shield him from the rain,
With streaming eyes and broken heart
Crouched lonely Howard Payne.
"My song," he cried. in anguish deep,
us sung in every home,
While I, without single friend,
A homeless wand'rer roam.
Yes, it was in this self-same spot,
without crust Of bread,
With not one place to call my own,
Nowhere to rest my head.
II sat me down and wrote that song,
That DER the world doth ring;
Little think they who's list ming,
Those happy ones who sing"
Twas true; before that window once,
Friendless amid the throDg,
And yearning for the joys of homo,
He wrote the world famed song.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

THE FARM IN JULY.-Our hot sun and
dry weather ripen grain and grass-or at
least bring it forward so that it is ready for
the scythe and the sickle, much earlier in
the season than in the climate of Europe.
July is really the first, and perhaps the
most important harvest month. The great
grass crop, with which ''the early and latter
rains'' has blessed millions of acres, is to
be cut, cured and harvested. Winter grain,
over a great part of the country, is to be
cut this month, while, at the same time,
when from any cause, short crops are an
ticipated Or are to be provided against, it is
even now not too late to get in a crop of mil
let or of fodder corn.
July is seed time for plants of the turnip
kind. There are, indeed, cold, heavy soils,
where Swedes need to be sown in June to
make crop, but generally the former half
of this month is early enough, while for
those known as English turnips, if sown
the latter half, and up to the tenth of Au-
gust, they will give good returns.
There are weedy fields that really need
to be thoroughly summer-fallowed before
anything is done with them. In these tho
plow must be kept going, and in light lands
the weeds are destroyed at sacrifice of
nearly all the organtic matter, which must
be kept replaced in some way. Hence, it is
almost always better to fallow with a root
crop, sowing in drills and giving thorough
culture. The fertilizer containing no weed
seed, the cleaning of the land may be very
complete, and the soil will be improved in
ertility.-American Agriculturist for July.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

VIZ AGONS.-A fine line OF Farm Wagons,
w fone-. two, and three-horse).s for sale
iow TYNN e. CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTEN-
" DENTS NOTICE.-My office days in
Staunton will be Wednesday and Saturday of
each week, and Court Days-which days will
devote exclusively to School business.
a@- Office with w. A. Reed.
II. SHEFFEY ROLLER,
jyl7-tf Co. Supt. School n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

TAY CUTTERS for hand use, and
III Fodder Cutters and MaSticatOrs.
Light running and strongly built for rapid
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30
]. HOWARD PAYNE,
BY ALTO.

(Author Of "Honae, Sweet Home
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

NORN SHEELERS.-A lot of excellent
~ Shelters in stock and for sale at loW figures.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-06-30

VIM. A. HUDSON. WIN. PATRICK.
ITUDSON & PATRICK,
H ATTORNEYS-AT-I4AW
- ssa 7TRrToN, VA,
viii practice In the Courts of augusta and
adjoining counties. Special attention paid to
coil ections febl2-tf
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1856
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Court.ndt
Harlsba Pittsourg and the West. with Pullman Palace
s nf a cTd d ppng % y sns s..
~ ing Cars at at . a. IN m every every day
e. M connecting a. CORY for riusvilie Petroleum
For Lebanon 9 a m $40 p NJ. and II night.
,o umsn ana sce s
10 m. arrive Warrington 4 o p m and $40 IN. ar.
a NJ 10 80 and 900 D, m ani Il night sunday. ss
For aanc cHS c Except saay H: hrousa raror ca
For 'iVS cape ; VI asy except sunday. Il'lo
Long Branch Bay Head Jantioa and n,erneda,e stations,
S &ahy % .a HnsSI sSd do GS' not stop
Norfolk railroad Weekdays All ?. u every 'sy'
VIA st%Ors and s1 n' sc % na.0 tram,
Jcrse. c,y snorn 'pceay aud direct transfsr for
74s3ss s2sty~ ayss raw From p,.Durs so
ssS sns sSs n ~ [' g 100 2G
il so a. N. TO 900, $40 $40 $50 SO 655 100 SO
ss c' so g. and ND so as SOa o SSS Ss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave via D'sbrosses and Court
YS,.aS I S .ad pnt.ss r'!ss & aS' Wai91s;sa
ssS E,gr' and N sSS and %ita 1is and 10
sSnd.y s1S .. rsnCn sC a4 % and 500
Rs;aTaiss broad street sisSn gsS.spsa
rs Sd s, So sjS spa so so 9" sS sa%'iE aSs
sa;. 81, pIiisSelphis via Camden daily except su:
and iocs Of nsscro:ses and Courts.
RToSi.A Rnes. uotol ncSokSn Jersey ~ kwirAn'
Se esS Fafs % c ic' or .a.os
cassss. Irc" SStS,; aoa residences y.swoop.
oh Genera n Manager General passr Asens.
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VXvEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y {. & III. X. X. X. Co.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. A1.oNH th va
snORE OF THE WORLD FAN ID ~ - -. xn,,IysS
AROUND lOTHILLS or CAr~klLL MOI tA raE az
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL NALLhf of "
MOHAWK. - . ,, , ., ,o.c, wsst laI
ST a follows. - - ....,.. ,.o, -, Tag AZ,
North River 20 minutes catier than from loot Oh "o''
Detroit and Chicago % 80 NJ. 600. $40 M seepe'
through .,, ...,.,, 81, s,..,,.,s ,,.,,,,h
Rochester, Suspension btu'gr Niagara rams -
a Ti 'uOu, Top. m. seopyls AMI drawing room cars
III, %, aui syracuse 'p.iU, IL - 900. ~ p a.
highland ok ccpse and Kingston : 10 80 t'Zo /" NE
z - 10 1850 T.. ana 800 u. for Kingston a,
s,us.it.es and Albany 1lO. 9Sl II - a. ni So'' oVV'
Cnssit', -" %. go. Has M 35t lopm .,,
Ir1ns,on', west Point, Cornwall ard N.whntR 'f.tu;
-. 80 l,.in ii 70 a m. 500. il' 80" i .iOp 'n' al"
nn u IN - n|on's. tOinwgi AMI "Np"'S'
Foi biuntleai and canada hasi 500 ~. ~ 1,or,,,o
ir,utiifn, London -93oa. IA, OoU ~ r. H. i''o"'"'
-9.Nil m. to- $40 ~. n.,.r ,r,,s in 1, eN.ont
Daily. ipalJ, except SATURDAY N'
al tlne tables parlor sleeping eat aoSonmoI
t.ans or information, AMY ~ ""'', " a,,
fcnt of fultonst. Newiois CIV S",, ,. 80, 5,o ~
,,r ia ST aud foot Jay ST. Norm SiNsr ,s',oss
/ ~v,,., IA III .all Ion and cheek 5tNs 'iom no'' "'
,,,,,, Oricls DC left az li,h., oli,.S vrr
Ye0 BioadwN eeassa' iSs'AS'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
flats an6 Rooms Go Get.

4 DESIRABLE apartment, consisting OF
~ seven rooms furnished and nicely suited to family OF
three; viii be let for the summer months. - . o, .
' Inquire 50 East 3Otl-st.
I IGHT sunny basement in the Model
i Flat As Perry .st-Gas, range, hot and cold water
So
..NIODELn Flats. 4S Perry-st. ninth
WI WarV.-Ncw nrst.class fourroom apart s m LOT
small families without Children all sunny rooms: references
required. Jantor premises
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Business Cbau1cs.

y opportunity is open for the investment of
~ Twenty Thousand Dollars In proht able mercantile
business the rgut applicant ul lnvestlgttOn NAV be
had. Address lNNksIhkN !, IrOune once.
VNO CAPITALISTS.-FORS SALE.-The com
petc outfit OF lace manufactOv. sltuite in Noting
ham England doing brisk trade upon large number
The plant consists OF twenty i've Levers
chimes mosry modern iogetler with winding warpihg
piano puncnng machines also all the patterns and
necessary apparatus TO conduct the business Present pro
prctOr woud superntcnd the setting up OF plant IN the
United States For full particulars, ADDRESS
Z. WESLEY WOO rTON.
l.llU Iehigl-ave. Philadelphia. Penn.
WANTED, SO ,O00.-A gentleman control
w ling tM. is Oerel an attractive safe and very
profitable business Specially capable Of unlimited oxen
VIII bear close >crunitg. b.. Z. o. Box 1850
WANTED.-A corporation with ample cap
lta manufacturing wOoen and worstcd desires
a OF experience dnl ability competent
to take the OF its sales department and To decide
credits. The business IS sufficient nj
the full service Of borouehv able and successful merchant
All commune atons will be regarded snctly confidential
and may be addressed To
WOOLLEN MANUFA 'TURER,
l.. o. Box 349. Boston. Mass.
WANTED rst rate house with good con
W consignment agency for well known
brand Of fOrel;,n printing inks. Address
H. H.. Box 2.slG. y. Y.
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6teamhoats ano Railroads.

"A. It Srsn.,on. yves, Point. corns.. N.-sure WI
kceo. Milton ponfhkssps,s and t'o,a; coYrs,t2s wtS
esiiloAia stsamors CITY OF kIN0srJN ana tlXM
" BALDWIN leave every week alt a.. BIER foet ri
Harrison st.. except ssturd,ys CRY FKfN0sfoN
at p N.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
ERIF RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II WORK LAKE ERIE AND WEsIERN RA rI.RnA D.

II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of trains from chambersst Depot From
9am-Dsly except SUNDAYS Day express Buffet Drawing
room caches TO Bnghamtson Loia BoTnel'v,iIs Bni,
Coaches Hornelsyille TO Cincinnati , ,.
D. m.-Daiy. Chicago and st Louis Limited Express
No charge fsT fast rs ATT;e, Meav He ,
so% ri D. m and St IoHs Soiin 6scond morning
pm. Daily Buffalo and .agsrs fa!.' Limltet arrive,
pcpT ar nsht train between Sew.Yofk and Ba1alo
p. m.-Dav. Cnicalo Express Tor the West Pullman pay
Bnfao Niagara Falls. cincinnati and Cicsgo ,oo,
Enhefori and Pass4c & e % '&2q & 3o s56 eIo
o = . p0oR sO 1875 SG9 D. 49, Sop s%aday. s &
sac 1920 a. M lao $50 /! IS. g 10 80 m, II midnight
risT'?n Zoo ts so & 4S I c 5 G 5s iSS So $50
s0 iGs a. i i ?iSGiin 800 iio SrSays % @snish so i0''
Newark and Paterson via Newark 6.5, 500 ss9 l2o9s
Sgh,. only, s2o, $50; 200
$50 6.lo 7I5 $50 1880 y ~ and u Midnight sun lays,
$40 $50 1920 an, li5 $50, . 1000 pm. and IL midnight
warwick 4i5. 750. 1920 a. m i'3O p IN. sundays 9f'
Newburg and Cornwall $50, a. m. s.so 4So, and 7
Rondout and kingston and Montgomery 80. a. n s}o
n sunday AZ $50 & " & s5.@3,e1 Im m eays e
40, NJ sunday 20 80 l'.Y ~ B a. $50 4 y a. a.
7a,'sp @ sunday $40 80 1920 n 60 Z p n fhs
and $3.50 m. ira ns connect with New YORK ontario
and Western Railroad at Man.st rae train stops AZ
Port Jervis 40 800, o lO2os 40 200. 7.46. 900
aoa,s 40 leave 2Sd st. N T. S:45 a. 10 6i5p m. every
ffeen minutes e5 M to 10 40 m evssT s,Ly minutes. %
10 Ini5 p. every hirtyminues. lo45 D. M 10 40 a. n
rkes for passage and apartments DrOwing Room and
secp g Coaches be obtane and orders for the checking
and an nI 7 q 7psss may = M a. the ass
s Broohyn or al The tonG3nys 90, Depe' York At 7la
'So' JohN & 'ABBorT oen'l Passr Agent, New.Yerk
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N1EW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILhOA d. Commencing Nov. 2o 1885,
through trains will leave Grand central Depot
* Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
10 Rochester. St Albars and Rorses Point
1900 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars,
stopping at Albany Utica. SYRACUSE. Rochester Blnao.
NIAGARA Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
0.5O Il. next day.
lo3oa M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dagua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
I'll a. m Western New York and Northern Express, with
drawing cars.
$50 p N. Albany Troy and Express through draw
ing To Saratoga. f Edward and Geps FAILS ON
Saturdays only.
&c Chicago and St Louis Express with sleeping cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
csgO and {. Louis
$50 Express with sleepngcars TO Syracuse and TO
Auburn road. aud Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t9l5 Pacific with sleeping cars Tor Rocbes
TEL Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo St Louis DO
troit and Chicago
lll5 D. m. Night Express. with sleeping 10 Albany
and Connects with the morning trains for the West and
for the North (ercept Saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot. No. Bowling
Alb Broadway, Harlem Depo l2Sthst and 4t ave.
and Westcotre Express Odces PARK place near Broad
way 766 aud y42 Broadway. and 81 Vest l25ths Now
York. 1913 Washngton aud 750 Fulton Brooklyn and 10
4th ST. Williamsburg.
Accommodations drawing and sleeping AN ba
procured any OF the ticket offices 10 Newfork City and
1893 Washng gton st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for aud chec led from residence
These trains daily All others daily except sunday
t1hese trains stop AT Harlem (l2oh.st ana tth. .ayel
j. NJ TOUUEY, d. NJ kENDRICk
General superin teadent General Passenger Agent.
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Jnstrnction.
Tor Both Sexes-CitV

Tor Both sexes-Citv.
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
n. liable formation free mailed "1 pos'dGe NY
JISIIF RERIIrZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
2s west 23ds also BROOKLYN Recognized evetV wn"sc
bSrS Sg Sen sslS ali
rJ,HE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW
for % nor Sss. TO ss cSfsr n
Ing 23dst and on asuea 5%ns At na The
Blank GSrhsasSs MS % rOr application can De 0O's0 d"
by o'oeE OF e sns VAN sAGN assistant secretary.
* EAST EAST G3TH-ST; n,sR ;yTs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory CLASS 80 boys |]S'e>
Musical instruction.
4 SPRING TERMS at the r...,n.
n. NEw.YOKK CONSERVATORY, No East i4'hs'
Chartered in 1863.
GUITAR: SINGING, VIOLIN, ,PIdxl. PIANo Is Or DR.
~ GAN , les,1ns VIENNA 10 N"''
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WEST 23D-ST-4e
The leading school eocutlon dramatic art tore'gh
rru' fss drawing painting Tree advantages equal 10
Ga week iorpaiicpais adaisss sD President
For Young Ladies-Country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY:-For the higher
eSmmsc sP ssH fSE SSe'is Tscp% I" for
expenses To- D. KINGsBUKY Treasurer Bradford Mass
.WINHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass. Family
L bay Music School for iirIA Primary. Academia
fio,,ica ara raduate Courses. n-....,.
NIsStS PORTER d CHAMfNEi' riihoip"'H
For Both Sexes---Corntrv.
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NiACk- k-ON, lie
IL HUDSON Preparatory and lusiucss for gentlemen; y;
CistI stfpg tCItc ftr aceS twelve teaoheis Iei ~
any time H'hdior 'a'aiSy"ffi H. BANIsTER. A. NJ. Prn
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately tltted ior ron,
ID College Conditioned rejected candhiites c9'onco
summer OF winter f. HOFFMAN, StocADll"ge MASS
NINWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-At Mil
ccnent o teir Will ell lrohi by the advantages
stGeG by tiis school. Address FRANK NJ Ho" H. supt
J1RFEUOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. \. j.
inmbja Yale and Harvard. KIN.A &. CHAMBERS PriI
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
III Worcester Mass 3lst year begins sept ~. loSh
C. b. METCALF. A. M. superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
j Chester Costly buildings Thorough instruction. n
MILITARY COLLEGE. CIVIL tpgineering Chemistry
Classics. English COLONEL lHEO. H1 1AlI PRESIDENT
UNIVERSE OF PENNSYLVANIA
pepar emf OF Arts. H. Towne Scientific School I'll
Wharton hoo OF flnarce and scononv. " ~
Lap,si School. VIII Veterinary School IN Law school
y Iiocs cal School Xl department OF Phlosophy
innakirg inquiry Ilease specify depaTtmen. co,orv
University OF Pennsylv West Philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Doar0 ano Rooms.

East Side
4 NEWLY-FURNISHED hall room, cool and
~ pleasant lao East eth St near Le1Dgonavea geDto'
men On.y reference
HANDSOMELY furnished parlor and bed
with private bath also a double and single
facing Gramercy Park. 81 Irving place.
\VALLACE'S RESTAURANT. 12l Fifth
w 8ve-Iarge and small rooms Handsomely furnished
eentenenoniy.
% EAST -ST.-Parlor and second
90 private bathrooms private table with
out board: also single rooms for gentlemen
* EAST list ST Private family have de.
~tC lightful suit or rooms ,ingly' superior table
Ak EAST ST.-Delig ghtful suite or
ofD separately In private family superior table.
IE1 MADISON AVE. corner of 33d d-st-
~ Handsome second floor and other with board,
traAsients accommodated, references
HANDSOMELY furnished suite; private
Il bath superior table, summer pHces references
chanced 3oth ST. EVERETT DIRECTORY "a West 3jthst
rIO LET.-House No. JOG West 27th-st, 4
L story and basement. with store on ground floor.
10 WEST 5lST-ST-With b0avd; hand
y somely furnished rooms on third noor.
10 WEST 59th-st.-With board Handsomely
y furnished thru hoor
CS WEST 35TH-ST.-Very nicely furnished
CC square rooms summer prices 50 TO -.
CCS WEST -ST.-Desirable double
~~eJ rooms for gentlemen gentlemen and wives with
board references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Gteambcais un0 RAILROADS..

BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE.-Best route via Sound. Maxi
mum accommodations rates. From Pier %. n. r.
foot Murrayst av SUNDAYS included 500
Steamers Pilgrim ard Providence. by
Boat from Brooklyn s:30 y. mr jersey city 4p IN
NArSKiLL EVENING LINE.
" Fer Catskll stuyvesant AMI intermediate landings
Boats daily Sundays eYceDtsd Pier 49, loo. Of
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
L'OR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
Il slip at 3 D. m and IL D IN. (Sundays eXcepted II D.
m arrives IN tine for early and East
Excursion 10 NeHHaven and return, tl 50.
NORWICH LINE.
Reduction OF fares 70 all POINTS Boston, 81; WOrces
sr 81 80 Steamers leave Pe 40 North River. foot OF
Was next pier above Desoro,seS Street Ferry. At 300
p. m daily, except sunday.
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CHEESE.

Reccpts for the week TO- Is pkgs. Exports lOln pkgs
New Cheese suffered decline OF c per 10 uufns
the week and IL has been generally du usIusaa. ,S &
trade three shippers have been oneranhs s
IA y have had things their 1ls morning rev
lois ee tab en- air price for TO morrows steamer Du
IN, I'm the day feeling brCame perccptiby weaAcI a
81 SIC Is ull quotation This afternoon Tor the hhrs 81 w., 10
err am lots Other grades range from &C. DOWN Sacs III Wy
counIry Yesterday about $40 boIes oil the Marsnhe
and tloverlield combination factories AT SO soon.
I675 boxes n lille Falls AZ b'g0"c. ana 2ono ooN's
vs. re reportcd consigned at Utica with 10Sc gnsrante
Od cheese are being neglected Mo Of The remaining Os
are showing sharp flavor or somewhat out OF coh
TO sartng with cheese the latter part OF This
week Of Ohio Cats sold las week Mt fdNc
the best quality would not bring over
4 Sc Pennsy aDia skins drag along at very low rates
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AN LIN ERPOOi-
GEKMANIC. Capt Kennedy. THURSDAY May ~ M
RIP. ole, can't Iryiug IhufsLa Nay - i-'oJp III
BRiT.V| = Ca O. ..... f.u'st, J1ne p n.
From the White Star Dock. foot Of West loths
RArFS-SalOOn. $50 SO ana 500. Return uckets OF
favorable steerage from 10 the Old Country 80
intermediate tAdrlatic only 81 rxcurson, 300 ror
inspecton ofpans AMI other ora apply az the com
'"' o"0o' " - D"'' " Ri CORTIS. Agent.
Agents PnnadeipniA STUART & TOBHY 4OJ Walnutst
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD PotNT COMFORT, Norfolk Va and ,soatA,
Leave via Penn h R $50 o. m Paror Cars B4ltmofc
thence Palace sryiv.ns AZ Ola Point sl5 n
Norfolk Ga m IL. v. rOMPKIS5. psnl Pst Agent
3l9 Broadway N. n
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

HARLEM RIVER BKANNH.
llNEW.YORK EWHAVEN AND HART1ORD II \
Trains leave River station. corner lSldst ana
Lincoln ave- near Third Avenue Bridge across farcm vor
rsachod by Third Avenue Eovs'ed hao.S aN{ efcep1s
20 40 aud M for Port Morris Casanova toak Point,
Hunts Point West Farn. Van Nest, West chester:
issp1 Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle connecting ~
the New York NewAaven and Hartford Ralrost Shore
line and AIRLINE Divisions New Canaan Midtlotowu
New. Britain sued Branches and Bos and all points
East , -, ,.---,,.. -.
Mcknight train Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tious n .. 10 a. m daily except Mondays.
Snudav trains for aud al intermediate sta
tons at @.3O the attor tran connecting
ochco With trains 20 Grand Central Depot sua
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
BOATS-CIrIZENS LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pis3
a. foot Of Chstopberst fay except sa.ae
dag u T. m. sunday steamer touches At Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Ccpartnsrship Notires.

DTRRTLL ZABRlSKIE e. BURRlLL.
ID Mr ], ARCHIBALD Nj RKAY became member OF
this firm on Nay ]. 1oO crorcz 1,pprsv1r
JOHN T.. BU RRlLl. Gf.pistE Lebiti2A ~ in.
NfnDIFTON :. .BUREITI. j. ARCHIBALD MURRAY. |
Mills Buldng Il Broad st.. Ncwi ofk. May TO- 1850.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

ReceIpts for week 96Og3 pkgs. Exports 223 pkgs 70
Copenhagen stock begins come forward from uie ~
witou IN eruption there Is considerable lnct IN
The sppy all grades Trade Is qnif AMI sieTs a,o y,
name easy rates the stock stale creamery u ul
Ientv and Wholesale buyers unwllilng 10 ps{
over 90 fancy pals but mos; Of The rocrpts sun
INTO grocery trade little higher price In up' zZc "
Fancy Elgiu selling at about 20 but nice marks
Tor Die few BRANDS of iowa. Minnesota. etc. eacn z-c'
nt hey have TO De pOsitiv command that ngute
The beat extra hrsts selling at 2Oc ana poor
to far grades at liQlSc. state dairy ~ 1iInnS on
as the cheese drawing considerable part OF @
milk fro II Delaware County nan tuoS mn
nails are seing latter for close seectons ion
ovorfe localities For the best lots from other stions Vi
The state 2c is rarely Fne fresh Welsh s com
maning lgd"Oc lmai ion creamery must be very nhe a
show grnssy favor bring ia &c. few lots OF trcsh
Western dairy and sold on the basis OF lod
forb best quality. Factory is dull and weak
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
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