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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

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8 view o. whatever iAa- nan sN Ne's
might reveal. II r5Nt'',o NN-'llA
nothing but The empty eyl'dot, Is'>'
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speedily SppeA' NA'e>> We %
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claimed, sud rushed on, Yel!-me.! into
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80 ~, ..,n;rs,. nov. ~ the
company and bebe.d my cousin Fam
ny arrgytd in her bridal robe, recIin-
ill., in a falOunc-ht upon 3 sort OF d.
van. and partially supported by lance
lot pl-oy ; arm.
tArEr wa '3e usual i''H'a> "t'ei'Fl
to '"ire"'e The ,"4eref n.y. GROWING
around Atf' anu NE Ean't->'I'yAtn
t'.e' Ter water 'Ghr!..4- SALTS q IN,
Some one asked ~" mere nyI
m",leF ana a. 'oTh u 'He "ol"5
were uttered or, Da>ner aVpeaTeo
upon Tue scene enc n"u SoHe GO nvL
room 10 maHt ne o"h loIIe'' at'eI
putting tNe hh,>hjh@ 'ouchgS 10 net
aaU~ ..sIs : M hAo h">'-'F 'oIUS'
heFsrd mo a gown Of crimson >a'lh'
q soon - she he'Fu ianhl ,I'eall'
As ,ne maze htf way 'nIoogI q y ~
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

OR SKIN CANCEH

For seven years | suffered win scanea.
Eight months ago q friend recommends.
swift's SPECIFIC, and determined 70 wv
To procure II. In this | was suete',ilL Z
use. The influence Of the medicine /,
somewhat aggraynte the sore gut s'ol
ton was allaycd, and | hogan nl'e,s
few bottles. My genera health Ias sisIs ,i
| am stronger, and am able TO DO aal s
The cancer on my face began Q [an.a,,sd N
ulcer 10 heal, until there IL not d 'O'"e
only q little scar msrksthc place, vdD}
Atlanta. Ga, Augusta, $50. .,nSl
Treatise on Blood and skin Disease w
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, pTa"''
" IL. ~ pla Gtrpgf -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
viii You Try 1his1

Catarrh. For 81
years ! va. a sufferer
from catarrh VI the
head and throat BY a
few applications OF
Ely's Cream Balm | re.
eeiyed decided beneai
was cured by one bot
Tie. -CnARLorTE PAnR
En-, WaverlY. n. \.
have nsed Ely,
Cream Balm for dry ca
'arrh 10 which Eastern
persons are subject
who come 10 live here
" has proved a cure.
j. F. N, wyrss, Den
yer, Col.
a particle I. applied (
Use. Price ~ cents liy.
LIZ. -.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

LEADING physicians testify to the value rnr
If AYERS Cherry Pectoral' as aSpe'in' '0'
colds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

ApoSs Of Red Star Cough Cure VIII pre-
,.nt von disturbing the congregation, and
ant you In q right frame of mind TO enjoy
he servioos Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

-Colorado's timber area is twelve
thousand i've hundred miles, more
than the combined area Of Mmsachu.
sstts aud conasetieut,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

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S.'' PC p"tN own ~ j We '71
U'N>' SuU >D''' W. s-- 'N1
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MN lh our ssAvU'"als >"... Va
town ss''a, 'eo, ue-orS 'L'n, '-J y
VIII nn" "e Is US0Sl a' '"' LAM"
nan
TINS "Id'S'Iuen' ha'".S oev1 >"''s
factory eoht-ONed' we GtG''''' '"'
SeIr''! ways,
lat a'oNeI Is 'I'el account "a u.
QNAh'ance WIZ LahceIo, p'Sy, .-y
Story oimE uhe.t eeh"o-'''N VIA "'~
haS Et' 20 ot totG'
l. was on Tue -oS"''- '-''
l. received 'Nt te',sfS'n. '-"' "", yt
thursday ana Inc We00lN- VS. y .
page III TWO 9a[S VIE 8 Q 10
psey, az The address he a"1 gwen me-
~G''.3''A- my Uhr.e : Ug,a'y .@~s ne
s'o'.l grace Mss Fannls 1a'aeE s0oP-
'a>' ana tAen >s'''t3 mo 'Ie
,'fte' 20 1ooN UP H'eA",
n me very nrs' corner
came >'AatA.Y lace 70 1'y' WIN
bi-ay aE"h' ana Ftl,@'.l ''' >"'-
stance OF my Dc" >NpeEsU2", note
.IhS' : very mummy }oNe' ue '".U'
iooAing at me win an d 'Nlge,..'
a&4 j you AnE" stl 'AeN Eo" Ns~'"
ia'hH IL q -ood "eat hummer
III : ho csc III ali' $50. hg''>
'he 'e.e-'"A' l De" 70 "nl'
'-'7''' il mo MY EoeNt' III > u. W ".,
>eNl-IaLA"eaAe>> instead u s,-'.-
up t.e mos. h"."EA P'~'Nvtt.A- e"N
no" "re" * CUT t"" '-l"t" '' 10 ~'...
we s'ygI 'h 'Nt "''t"NH G' q .y.';.-
h.>' '.op aA" ne s.'I'S al '"e lvG'
"g'-> OF me message aNU ~ ''e >'""'
r4s name tor soFAs moments, III aPp"'
Zen. s".-.eIA+,l men Il -
Na>ay4 Nl'a sudden comPEeAsns.oH,
Sh. ne ''oAe oNl h'o i Iouo III o'
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s- - 'a--I 81 / "l = . -
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~ i NJ M.'u 't.-eu 70 .'in Ioi
.u w. 80 ,.t. ~" -. .5,, b'
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! returned 10 my home IN Liverpool
On Friday evening. without having
~. ~; s,r-tir rnL,. ~ M,
Uncle Bert lived at Southport. and the
Ecyt morning l took q train which
would give me time to reach h's
house shout half-past ten ! had
ius- entered an unoccupied tirst-class
carriage, when ! saw Digby on the
platform, arraycd in q wedding gar
meAt Of taultless cut and hi, | beck
oned TO him from the window, and he
came in and took his seat beside me.
One glance at the man showed me
something unusual in his look and
manner. He talked in a distract, an
connected fashion, and once or twice
broke ont into snacches OF colonial
songs, de was nalor too, than or0l-
naTr. and, while lighting a cigar, his
hand trembied 50 that he could hardly
hold the match. | did not Ike these
signs at all. and began to feel vaguely
uncomfortable ana a~PlreAenSi'e'
Netook a cab from the station to Bal
moral Lodge one OF thelargcst andmost
imposing looking houses IN southport,
representing the accumulated gains
OF three generations Of Liverpool ship
brokers. For wears, there had only
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

Ay,rrn,l color, that defes detection, is
produced by Buckingham's Dye Tor the
Minister'S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

TOOTH AcHE DRoPs curei In ] minute, $50
0snne S'uphtr Soap .eals and beauties. 25c,
GBnNAf NnRf REMOVER kills Corns& Buuions
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

RrtJrr Is immediate, and a cure sure
piso,s Remedy for Catarrh. 90 cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

FAST walking -sticks-Hurricanes.-P n,.
5wrgA Chronicle Telegraph.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

STARTLING figures - Ghosts. Burlington
If,.s pVgNS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

Y woman is doubtless mans inte.
rior 10 strength, but abe beats in point o,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

A o snap-Bresking an icicle'-P"'
historic Fun
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
Hoods ~SarSapdYiNd

7. prepared from sarsaparilla. Dandellon. Mandrake,
Doek. Plpsisscwa, Juniper Berries, and other we'll
known and valuable vegetable remedies, The comb.
nation, proportion and preparation are peculiar 10
Hoods SarslplfIlla, giving lt curative v not pos
sgsscG by other medicines. II effects remarkable
cures where otnpra fail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

AN ode-ous ,hing-A poet-CdtyoF"aa
Mnnsrick.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
a MARIE s.

Winch is the mot ancient Of the trees'
The elder tree
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06

WnrcKLEss engineering is what's "Sh'eu
an railroads and steamboats,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April IL eciah.-Probably be-
cause on the every little wheat Spectator thought
that wheat certain to ell at IS cents was the rea-
why It did not open under II cents and did sell at
once up to 70 cents. Hutchinson big seller OF
wheat curb. beginning at 77os and selling the
MARKET down untildnally he said to his brokers on
give II to them at whatever they'll pay for 1t" Inc
visible supply will, 1t Is estimated show decrease Of
1850 600 bushels for the week Moniay night when
the figures are published. Tho Government report on
wheat for April set down by everybody as
bear argument IL the acreage as 35OOOOo acre.
less than In 1888. AMI less than IN 1881 The
acreage in 1883 36.455. j93. aud this would make
this years 81 955 593-large except compared with
great crop OF 1883 The condition is reported as ~
nst 90 last and 81 IN the year OF tho great mar
vest
At times the provision pit was deserted. Al M time
the market quutibly weak on u basis ~ opening
prices though gcd rather under yesterdays latest
rgurcs. May ranged generally between - 80 and
30 80. -,
Corn purely "A local deal. May selling moderately
81 and 81 cents the inside and outside prices
for the day. The estimated receipts Tor Monday are -
OF wheat 100 or curn 100 cars or oits anu
$4,000 hogs. The receipts OF hos Tor TINS week are IS
timuted at $4,000 Puts May wheat sold Ut - y
cents; calls, at rs L. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 12 1885,

consigned through II OF which e. New fors 80 70
market easier but not quOttbv lower common 10
FAIR - boa choice Choice S5 o0d*I oo' ha
81 IOat7 80 Lambs AMI ira Ordinary 10 shooe
as7 Fancy, II 2JGt7 %; MI offerings
taken -
Hogs-R eceins "a hours 1885 head total for ~eNs
thus r. iOO2u foI time last week 40 90 foHeh'N
tb,cngn. 81 81 when 81 TOR Ncw N0rk ~ cars on e
mrkct declined SH Light figa "a "Ja%t -; ml'cu
pig ami Tilht YorKus ~ t5d - 30 selected l"rk
weigbts 6raSi ~ selected Medium weights, - fo@
81 70 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends SO '0@ 20; IL offerings
takcn.
At LOUIS AprI l3.-Cn'r- ReceiDts 300 'hiornents
lOIi market FAIR 10 Choice Natye Snpphe steers
81 Ihdsi - Butcher steers 81 u.s. AZ ot
and uors. s. 5O0fJ 10 St0ckers ana Feeders >. I"
Is ~ 20, oo~
Hoos-Rccepts. 300 .mpmenrs. BOO, M9lt ~ ""~
q ~ : Pncsirg - gOH$4 10 Hcayv. ~ 45nNi Do -.
Sle,D-h"ceiDts iOO shpments none market ScanV Nv
81 b'n-iuu c.,.,.
lo-T7s Drorsrs Journal ropprts Cd'fe-
Receipts snpmens %" head: ini ct S,csy
Shipping Stockcrs ana tft.l
asi %: cows. Bulls ami Mixed - rU0si - buk' - ="
Reco,n.s IL 500. shipments 1000 marxe' active;
Rough Gnd Mixrc 81 OOd43 40 r,cgmg ano 9tippihG
"a 1st 10. Light. SkiDs ~ onnS' 80
100 hctd. -blnmeuts or neaI ms to
Nauvst3 nf atb 30 Me+ efb I'll w 1fi "V' hn"'
4 .lf Texans 50 ODd 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK sat rday. April lO.-BEEVEs.-Receipts were
20 Of sol beadl5 MI Eastman cars for
NO trading worm nUllng want of
stock. Feeling nIm.
shipments Us reported ye .teriay.
CALVE>-Ony ) head received to day uptown and
Feeling
SHEEP AND LAMBS-kcccpts werc Is A243
head OV st ana At Jersey for
the UJG head against -, sol mead last Tue
All sold al strong aud higest
season obtained Tor Extra sheep Y..rlug
IauiDs out there unuertOne OF and
generally anticipate breas the market ulu
Choice sold at ami "a
w. l-verett at oLc. Yesrng Lambs brought ~ a
sac Far 10 OhOco. q load ster
County sold to o54c. They averaged 40 ~.
Dressed HuttOn rea he'd 3 yesterday but to-day
ket WAS weak and fully &c IeI 10 iOwei.
saesHalenOecs DAVIS lJI state sheep. 80 10 7c
5000 90 d. at7l.c oSdo 1903 ID, At sc lso state
- ID, 81 7a.c; - 40 81 10. al ,lsc.
Dens aes Dewey; .96 Western sheep ~ No. at 7c Ii
Al To- DO l2u b. Al Sc; $50 state Lambs, "a 10 al
TIC.
newton GIlIeu: "a Lancaster oounty Penn sheep l4I
n Is. ONO do .. ID. AT sc, 40 do %
~ al &c 1872 10. 50 d. a. &c; % Lancaster ear
llngs. Ito 10, al o'4c.
fhaAep hia ia ID. at - Ga 81 lcTlinx o. To- nj
SIG.
Judd BuckIng CHAM IS OHIO and Michigan sheep nike
100 h. 90.
j. ~ pdcocS: 2.3 Michigan sheep 80 N. at i.c
NOUS ncccips were IL Oi =, =. heal IOIal
week JIVLs nod, MT -"itu head for
alive. AOminaiiy arm al ~ sOa 20 per loo 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The late large purchases for export on FRI
day had slightly beneficial EFFECT on the gram phrAets
OF Saturday tho speculation was duh ana without
flavor Holder. were moro confident In their Ideas
with the result of putting check on inquiries rom
both nllers nd exporters Nevertheless the 5aIes on
wheat for exuort amounted to 1000 bushels anu OF
corn to 10000 bushels Cash wheat was sh"le
stronger. while spot corn improved Il and spot OATS
Il d cent Before business closed tho Government
ere report not bean received, but, while views
were more or conflicting tho majority view erined
TO incline to the bullIsh side. decrease or about
900 husnes Is looked for In the visible supply o
aid yielding da cent. became stronger "a the day
closed firm at tho top prices April scorer
a gain 10 cent ard the other deliveries wrrr 'S6ie
cent better. Corn options. a'tr slightly higher open
In surrendered the advance and CLOSED ony stehly.
Prices arc virtually rnchai ed from Friday night.
price. closed cent higher Tor April better for May
and Il for Exporters bought 1000 terces
of lard he option market was prone to ease ana
final prices were off ~ pinta
The final quotations were as follows: go -, oo.
Whea-Anrt. 9O7s May, 81 2s June. 92ls. July 92aS'
August 90 10; September 93as December 97li cenis
Cnrn-April. i5'.: May. AGA; juno 4o'4 July. 47l2;
August. Asa cents
Oats-Aprii 36ia May. 357s June. 354 cents.
Iard-April. SO 20; MAY. So u June. IS % July,
Sc 81 August SO 49, September SO ii October
SO 30. .
TIE receipts OF grain Saturday New York Phadel
phia Baltimore aud Boston were follows: Wheat, 20
bushels: corn. So $50 bushcs oats. 1882 bushels
al grain l2 742 bushels; -four . 81 barrrs At Chi
caso Milwaukee AMI St. Louis the arrivals wrrc wheat
bushels; total grain, 26S.0O9 bushels -four, lo,2oS
re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

ROOF - LIsERTYsrY 500 i 3iyssffs
S SO, 81, DS
Direct anscton a. wayn, Junction Tor 1na
aoS'.''a 'Ti n''''aa,
an son s aHs s? So
$500 m, M Ss i 1879 M a rois s ana
81 " su fF.i snd rsnn
'S $sS SSNi if4 sgSgyHT E%%.S@S:a .ss
81 sJ . sa s 500 O. n
E Ell .s 81 prF45N At Too $40, H.
a?s s 81 . = m ,so s.s 800
so ii E 70 ipnS "LLFS o%S md NAucM cEwSK
at go. 800 s+o In lioo. i'oo' ''' CIV
rs s1s ni Sf BRIDGE bFAScH at 400 $40 H. 400
sGKRI Nsr9sS S.l. Ss ss H. 100 $780, 400 49,
rS So ,6M i9 % SIS ss $3.50 s.s ds:
,e, ~ rs s:I5 los "a sundays 400 500 n
ri! ,1e i'g Sso .s -. 20 go 500 s'ss
5 5lsd Z. %s 900 ss% -! gS is, l soS
D. s'0 80 100 'sS 80 ' ss,s. . 49, a a. NO.
4 s5 :GS n ,s ss SsFsS s%8@
~ s.t. Ss cesaa a aS All At o
FOR G%5o IONS Isl Ri and '@
-. m i;Tc tiST"p %,NELANp and BRiDsEroN"
NTWI SEY SOUTHERN DIV isaoN'
IRON ricg no. :. 40. III ki%er wa Hsr> "HHANcH
49,. i,,,.I,I.,SD5, saAbk.Cut. ioN" 49, a
iIAKkwuOp rVa, ki\ en- ma 30 49, Per ]
aaye - var 20, 26 ~ ~ "a ttso -
o'a,S,v,y' ,bt 7sT snd 40 6thNs KY ~ >. ~ "a
iS-s is Gresnweh't' and md pnners, nosss SsS
go t9meN 1noctlyn et%o ouii-st.. iOi M.asNau
az ESQ fnton.st sio AZ Maas's. a1nsasy WA cali y
s en- OK Ia gage hoieis or r"s1 it' lNSDCT
r WOO tFnN .,n I'm And lcxst Aga
IL p WALpWiN, u. - T. AS. 40 iADs'" s"' "' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IRE LIFE OF PRIG. ny One 16mo, Up. 100
Henry Holt h Co.

9HE LIFE OF PRrG. by One 16mo, Ip. 13o
Henry Holt Co.
This amusing satire suggests the handiwork either
Of Mr.. w. ". Mallock, or of the anonymous author
Of b." The Comedy Of ConvOcation." 1t is the pro-
ducton at any rate of shrcwd observer of the cur
rents OF contemporary English thought and OF GER
tain vagaries of religious speculation which have
been treated with imposing and undeserved respect
in the English magazines. Sometimes it gives an
extremely droll version Of real Incidents but the
author is no doubt sincere in protesting that MS
Prig 10 not intended for anybody" for the ver'a
Bile actions which nre here attributed to one perso
belong in point of fact to the true biographies VI
several For example the Prig Is represented as one
Of the parties to controversy obviously sho'."'
from TIE recent dispute between Messrs. iiei"e'
Speucer and Frederic Harrison but the Prig also
anpears in a preyious part of the narrative as
partlcipant in a pous DECEPTION practised ny Ger
tain Anglo-C atholc clergyman VINO succeeucu
III saying mass in an Eastern convent wneie he
passed for a Roman Catholic priest. inns iheiocn'
reads like bold buresllue but it really occurred
The Prig begins his career as an extreme rituahsl
Mt Oxford. The description OF his performances IN
this character is little broad but it is comic, and
earnest bigb-churchmen who may be inclined 10
take offence at it will laugh like the rest when they
observe that the Prig is never for moment uhuel
the sway OF any genuine religious sentiment. lie
is an intellectual preteuder.with no higher emotoh'
at any stage of his evolution, than intense se-coh
ceit. Having gone a. " high rs he can IN Ahgip-
Catholicism. he is diSgusted at realizing that after
all an Irish crossing sweeper is " higher so DC
offers with some condcscension. to submit to Rome
and is profoundly astonished that his offer IS coldy
received Disguised with the narrOwress OF
modern thought" he now determines to seek the
bosom of our Aryan forefathers." tie passes
through the Oriental religions into agnoslcism ana
keeps on his path of progress until he arrives AT lo
conclusion that the worship of the Ego as 'nc
only thing movable is" the end Of man, the hlgh-
est the deepest. and the broadest religion Inc
satire is effective in its handling OF certain preVa-
lent focs especially the new fashion OF coque'uhD
with the ancient creeds of the East and the per
sonal adventures intermingled with It, sometimes
encroaching upon the domain of farce, a Nd much TO
its vivacty. The cleverness with when the at"
vance of the Prig's ideas is shown as the natura
development of his absurd character the course
which lust such Prig would be apt to run' is mol
the least of The literary merits of one of the smartest
little books of the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after MARCH 20. 1888.
GREAT IRENK I~NE


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
York. DesOrosses and Court.n
larr,0ar P,ttOurg and the West with Pullman Palace
sa 1a rts..s Lod q . eR Dining ss s1 I esp
ing Cars a. " a. n every day o.,,
'%RoF sSs :vs CORY t fSisy e9S F,
Esr :s.sos 2. md mil m v,,,o,
10 a M. arrive wS.n.astoa p. N ava 545 ~ .r
N, 10 40, and 900 IN. nj l2nishr. sunday sls
Or Atlantic city, except sunday rhroasa ParOr Can.
Lons i BrncS sv Head J%ntroa and stations
on anI.y s.i5 m and p m do 20, stop a A,Sary
Norfolk Railroad, a m Edays AMI D a. evsTy dsy
Boats Sae Bfoesyn connect NTH a. tram.
atJerseg cty anordng 50 eg and direct transfer for
nSis,s':irt' from Ptttsaatg; 81 SO 1870 m:e,s5
so So 4 m. 20. Sa6 $50 $40 ~ and 10 IS D. n
Sqs3s no go &C. 90 az iSsS 6 Ir
llSO m 100 900. $40. 800 $50 SO SIS. 40 SO.
g sO sso ana s5o Ss S5 q 80 os5 NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
cypress trains leave NswYok via Dssoro5ses and Court
9 ~ 2 % @ cage Ipi.r Il aga % wafaaston
and II nira. Aecoairod .ti1a, ~, ili0a ana q
IN sunasys EnTssS > 10 S' ana y nTtea ana 10
ram, :as q. az s'$a 90
Sundavs connect at Trenton for antol
leave Broad street station. Phi sieph9
4:05. 500 605 6.nn 1920. 10 ! So !. and
lis m Limited xprs, i and 50 D m 40. &
4. s. =, . s. IL s:l2 aud % m ON suaday aol.
635 7l2 and : ! d.
philadelphia. via Caaden a. m. daily excepi sal
Ticket Offices $40 49, and ga BrosdwY Aston House.
foot OF Desoro.ses and Courtisudt st, Coart' ara
rooklvn Annex otarom foo Of futonst. Bro,klyni
,,lschs Hotel Hoboken STATION jersey iy Emigrane
rirkrt ONCE 10. Battery Place and a.tle Garden.
The York TRANSFER Company Will call Tor ana check
"SsSaue.r pIff;H ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager General passr Agent.
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dividend Notifcs.

OFFICE OF THE ADAMS Mining CoMPASr !
N svcrYTARYs OFFICE 2sO BROADwAY.
NLw YORK, Aprl -. ISsG)
dividend No pa Dividend or 80 cents
per share being Thousand >6OoO dollars WI
be payale ~ IN record and afieI the
10th Gay Apl 1885. al the office OF the Farmers Loan
ana Trust COMPANY Nos 20 anu ~ Nilllams NrW'1 "rk
city book will close on the loih ana eop.h u"
the 22d day OF APRIL 1885. uo,,ar ,...u,
'" SECRETARY President
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorh Rirr-. Vessels arf Rrirot us.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,opprrsno, no raa ouIot at sa,ds7sc. for Far.
OPTIONS opcncd and clo1cd stacey Gt d'si AS ne
l5gs closing folnws. April I'D Ma; ,~Vj JGne'
7ln67 =. Jul 7l0G7.l5; Aueust. lua 10: 2cPp
terib.r 7lon7.'j; October !lOa Lpi Novein, , Lup
firm. $500, ,.., ., .,oo-
'ITrOS-Spo dull. weak and nominal nj tlc aD
p,n o. Guoiatinls ic the sam - ycFtein'V ics
2s5 bales FOR home crrsumpon &c ivefeu ~ pA'.
fnl,
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Go fDbom Jl nlIn Concern.

WHEREAS creditors of the firm of JOHN
w MOuLE CO.. doing business In 1T James, Michi
atcmp ed 10 hold responsible OF
that urn, 4 IA rHEBl GINk NOTICE. To all whom Il may
that have now aud dd
non Indirectly with said
now any way responsible Tor debts
contracted 10y them
Datca London Ontario this i2th day II March 1886
JOHN
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LIVE sroce MAMkErs BY rnLEnnApn

BUFFALO April lOClit> Receipts for 2, hours 10 "a head
we"k fhis lar Ji~t mead iof last we,s
A through =, - Ia
York; ~ sale pIlcc5 adssioc i5azIc ftom
last Monday iar TO Pnme Native Steers, 90 - ~,
,t1tra =, JUdf s. 80: all offerings iak'n
shtsp- ast IL hOura to;ai for Ucex
III "a TAR .1,o l. .Lu Mead
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Ocean Steamers.

| lamhurg- American S. Line for Hamburg
odnd April H. y. IN leasing APPEL -. $50 a
hngia Arul :. $50 M amn'na Aplil -. 2p m.
Cabin. - and Sfclty", So.
a irturrd pr .ocs. n-ud fur Tourist t,.,aritc."
KINIIAIlr q co, q. T.. RICHARD & co.
Cen Agts u nToad 81 u Gen ias Asts. 81 Eway NY.
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,yrFcT SHORE RAILROAD.

q = y 2. Z. CO. LES Lessee e,,r wrsr
.g3HA ,py TIE "orL-F,M II, Hfp SoH y HivrSS
AND - ,.cUoi NEArriFUL VALLEY o. The
o. sLt Tor terra p! 1886, trains will leave west 42d.
sf' totoNe ...,.
';orlh river 20 earlier than from foot OF West
neiro and Chicago a. No. 600. $40 p sleepers
through. .,.
BL.a Rochester Suspen sion Bridge agaa Fails, $50
M 90, - 10 D. Seepers and dis Wing room cars.
Utlca and Syracuse $3.50. II % a m. 6 90 - r.
Highland Pok-epsie ana King son, : 10 $50 II 20 me-
%. --lO, ~ D. ~, 800 D.. ipl Kingston.
Ssuseres and Albany, 40 % 80. 1925 351. 900
CstsaiIi. i TO- go. Il25 m 355. $40 pm.
Crausion's West Point, Cornwall and NcweuiR, 'IlOt
go 10 Il2j $780, I ., 70, i Ia p aAS
"a 90 d m for CT II tons tolnval and y -IuEg
For Montreal and rapn'a Tsst, 500 p. "a.
Ua-T.-. LONDON, % 30 500, $40 p m Toronto.
$50 M. iu.ia'. $50 = H.. 1900.
Daiiy tDaiy except saturday OTHER trains daily exceps
For time tables paror sleeping onmots
tons OF information, Apply at oAces l,fooEY.-
Lot OF Fultsnst New \ Jrs city: 3D. 3o5. sol 9tt
broadway 1881 RoweIy. West shore stations loot
Vest l2Ss and foot Of lay North River Westeotts
will check DsSgagr from hotels and ess
dences orders left at ucke Offices
"'"N'' HENRY Il NETT,
ESQ Broadway. General Passenger Agent