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i DAIRY ap 7Ss5 5s'' Eggs %
a. c' SS f.ae T' 8 soa5Ss Ee@ seSs5S
M.ssa 81 ii sc ,nts-So Mixed % 55c Rye
s:Is S:. at sas rs-s @g - Is
81 49, Butter Fancy Creamery 81 s55c Extra 26:
G F5%: Drs as fsi eoe
Receipts $3.50; shipments l,iO0
MwAgkrs FOB SFS.s dull Wheat ntn c cast.
Ey GTf "a 5s .orrsGy y % B %sss
srs ff Da1 ao az 20 frss 20
s .rds ioSS 5n. coOo
ns az. d isw g % "'assF an io.s
MARCH, march, q q Nav Nav 7s s
on trscE~S@ Hard n ac No l Northern 76c; No
Dc Flour Patent sacks to ship 81 lO''' TO- Bakers
rnrLApr1pmA Feb le.-Flour. market favored buyers
Sss, 20 s,. p9:ss,: g E.% 50 dS
Gear = o}st9 Do 10 ,I,,; 8 2Cst' ST hoa' an,
s. Winter Patent far to c n 3 - H. si
. Gt.r good TO choice j.
sq 100 80 ' %n Sa S
anu doing for epnGr prcrs Of options hrsr high
s5s. s9o.c do Tor March so3ssos.c do for. April
s' ataTe. dull steady. shis6 Mixed
| ,y,ct bsc: Steamer No 2 high Mixed track SO 10
Steamer 30 yellow IN grain depot 6Sc No . low Mixed
No Mixed for February o. o57t &c, do March o. a
b.c; 10 Aprl 67465~c: for May b77 5sc. oats
orr. OF spot lots steady under moderate receipts;
emand continued light sales OF Unkradod Mixed al 4Oc
| Rejected White Bic; No. White on raog 4O3c; No
MITE do on track Al c White G2c. Futures
| duII aud .Ssc lower; No. white for February
:s1:..' :: .,ss:
| so" do do BLrJaaks and White stars choice soc.
40 10 Burbanks Fair 10 uo0d 73d75c HeboDs choice
Is sOc Far Gooi zoo 73c Provisions steady
| BeTi Ciiy Family. per sb. s. o00s9 %: Packets
80 PORK Mss. SIG o0asl6 s.: 10 Prime Mesa new
81. So do p rniy slb9sl1 Han, Smoked psr 10. IL 10
Use cured IN torcsa 10 lG ~ los Cl-sr Ribbed
| i'm salt o269c. SieA Clear Hbbel smoked 81 lOd
! shoulders IN DRY salt and fully cured 6,ci do
| de- smoked At 7o7sd shoulders pickle cured To- .
esao do Breakfast Bacon lO9l09c. Lard steady
81 5Uds77b Butter qu-i-PennsvlvaniA Creamery EItr
| IT 2sc, Western crcameiv Extra $50, H. G. and
| T. Creamery EXTRA ZJ63tei Packing butter 10 o SO
Chesse nrn New YORK Full Cream l2AdlSe; OH
Flat. Choice at l2c DO Fair Prime. H. oil '4c
Errs we're higher PsnnsylvanA nrsts At Use
Abel test IN boia 7.'o suEar-Hsnnsa quiet ur-naiato
Winter Bran $40 5oss2i so per ION. Rsceipts-Floa
5000 bbls Wheat 5000 busn. Corn $500 basin oat
$500 bush shipments-wheat l270o bush Corr 2O2O
bnsh Data 1000 bush
a. LOUIS Feb le.-Flour auiet at 81 loestle Whea
closed high-r-So. Red cash 7030s02c. March 40 &c
May dslac. closing 81 30 asked. Corn closed nIn
Cssh t4bstses March tA'c closing Abe bid NAY Aess
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN!

NEW-YORK, UNTARIU AND W Eo EhN
~ RAILWAl Trains leave from ferries a. West 4za
aud Jay Is. f0l0ws: H., AHA
West 42d,st;. go M yayst 80 a. m, ior n msd-
Norwich U,ica Rome, Oneida Fulton Oswego, Bunaio'
Detroit Chicago. Waikiki Valley points . ,,,.
West 42dSt. 4 10 IN. Jay ST, % p m, Tor MO
dletown EllenTlle Waikiki Valley points
West 42d-st, 6:25 D. m. Jayst, 10 m. daily f0r
Mdd Fallsburg, II bery. Walton, Norwich oneida
Oswogo Suspension Bridge netroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS:
Buffet Seepers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Ca,
free Rochester
Pullman slerpng-car berths reserved AZ 3o7 BROADWAY
Time tables tickets &c, POT. 307, 044 l325 Broad
way 1877 6h-aye, 1874 25thst 264 West l2oth-sts
New York J. Z. ANDERSON, g. p A.,
10 Exchange Place. New York
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NUMBER 1. TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOs AIS for furnishing and denverlns and
Law ng AZ inc pipes aud their appurenAn g. from
I3t Al ami the proposed Gate tonse III mo
Central dong all her WORK III cohheoto
complete section OF the New CTolon
Anu.duct called for IN the approved forms OF cohuAc'
and ucaton- hlc Ia tie oc- ~ the Aqne incl CON
uissoners Will he received AZ this Office nn "edn-snay
The 2n fav February 1884, vt o'clock M. At when
,ac. nd nou n.y Will publicly opened the Agueduct
ami the award of tho tract Tor olhs s
and furnishing sad terlas Will bs made ny s4u
oners here iftsr practicable.
or approved
thereof and bids poppsA and rOpsr envelopes OF ther
encIo,ne and Tor also the plans 0f ssd work.
nd ali her nfr nat the above sfic
o. III, application " tho Sscro-
Nv order OF the Aqueduct commissioners ,,.
~ JAMES &. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. SHEEIAN. Secretary
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LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

puyPALo Feb l6-Cants-ItoosDts lazt ~ hours
,os mead Total for thus TAR 1880 head Same
Jast $3.50 head CoDsiGnsd through 10 cars ID OF
whIc O New York: none on sale
Sh<sp-sceipts ~ $500 head Total fer
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Flour market inlet and prices ste'dy am unchlngeI
A. last quo-- C1Oce to Ftncg Winter Pttons ~ Ole
% southern Winters 81 6p9 IS 50 Mich san aud via
rn,sn winters s36IcsIOL Far To Choice seconit - %
as ~ Choca to Fancv Minne-Oa PIens 81 - % 81 %
~,ft Wheat Pue1ts ~ 100 81 81 Minnesota Baksr, m
sack. IS 2js 80 Medium 10 Cnoo soI Sprnes - p,S
Tes 81 500 80.
Ca.n onotations folowsNo Spring Wheat 10 q
N 80 No 5 spring WhsaL No 2 Ke1 ~
40 Cora ~ qc No. 2O.ts y .S2s'2c No rye AZ
tIr No , Barley rs 977c. No l FAX Seet at 81 40
Prime Tlnotny Seei So - Mess PORK per bb.
siSIIa lard per 100 70 81 go. short RIBS size,
loose 81 %. Sailed shoulders bOxei So 9O9f6 "
Sh.rt Clear stie, boxei 81 9OesS o. wh'k'N n,Mt,rf
qnIsl.s goods per gallon ST. 10 suSr-Cut Loaf 7Goc;
| ..IlrI
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN eave Caanbsrsst staten week diys for
Ensewsod rensav, Clost-r. S,arkl AL Nyacso3L 100
$40 81 and ll,3) A M Is 3 80 400 $50 62t $40.
$40 500. lOi30p IL nidaivht snniA,s 7:Oo $50
m. For Manuel spring VALLEY. Is1ssy ami TAU
mass week days 76o e6oa m, 4So. Gao .. N Sundays
$50 ant D.
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N TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOS Ms for furnishing and delivering Cast
iron Pipes Pipe Castings 10 be used on section ~
ami Section II OF New Aquoduc st such places IN the
q OF he designated by tho Aqns no
provided for In the approved iorn Of
and specifications now e. ME In e Once Oh ne
nneuci sone-s, Will be received At this oce unti
WeinesIsr m 2gth day February, 1888 AZ O'Clock
n M al which place and hour they will be publicly opened
Nv and tho awar 81 The con
tract for dong sand AMI furnishing said materials VIII
made by said Commissioners Is soon thereafter Is psc
tcable
NON. thereof an pO.alS, and envelopes
for Their enclosure hods and also the plans Tor
and work and a. Information 10 ootanod AT the
above office Aqueduct Commissioners on application
o Tho secretary.
~ ORDER Of tie AQGsluct Commissoners
~ ~ JAMES G. SPENCER. President
JOHN c. SHEEIIAN Secretary.
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AotEDuCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 2u9 STKwA Rr BUILDING NO 2o' BRoApWAf,
Eabruafy y. 1881

,.
NEw.YoRK, February g. 1883.
NUMBER 3. TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for handing aud aauinc ana las
ing ~ nch cast pipss and their appuftsnancos from
I95h and the gate house IN the
Central PARK sa for dong all Other WORK In con
ON complete Socoh 10 OF the
New Croton caei ter In the approved forms OF
file IN ITO Office or the Aqus
received this office
Weine.ItT tho dav of February, 1888 At ooocs
IN VIII aUd they will be publicly opened
BY the Aqnruct issOner' sn the award OF ihs con-
tract for Aong and iurnshng said materials VIII
be made bv said thereafter ~ pEacI
otbe a..
tons thereof bids proposals AMI proper envelopes lot
their enclosure Of bonds AMI the plans OF said
work and ether he obIins al ms ABOVE
onc. Aqusduct Csinm ssioners on application W 'n'
secretary.
~ "'' JAMES e. SPENCER, President
JOHN G. SHEEHAN. Secretary
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary ll.l6 Low Miillng. 95ls
st. COOL DTlinary-....S's hlldlina-- -.-----iooio
The .uecnlon wa. aga hight sales being confined 10
500 baie. and with southern accsrnts
ma, cures represented decline OF points for the day.
To. ,ay', -Extronas- sales
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STEAMBOATS, anQ Railroads.
DENNSYLVHNIA RHff.ROAD.
II ON and after FEBR AIRY 8, fe

On and after FEBR AIRY 8, 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED sTAIES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-Yok, via Desbfosses and Corttsnds
HARRISBURG Pt16urs and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 90 a m, and D. N. daily. New.
York and Chicago Limited Of Paror. Dnlng. SMOKING
and Sleeping Vestibuled tars o. 100 . every DAY.
WiiiIanspOrt Lock Haven. 20 III, D. m CORY and
Ess a. H. sS"n ,ss ~ Soory Tor Tusvie Pc
For Lebanon 90 .. m, 20 y a. and ~ rs hight
For N0rristOwn Pbenixville. Pottsown and Reading,
Q. 20 and IL 90 a. H., 100 ADD 90 p Saturdays
only, 100 D. n. Sundays 10 and 10 90 a M
Baltimore wash ngtOD aud the SOuth IL nntcd Washing
on Express OF pullman Parior Cars and pennsys anla
rive Washington % p m ami daily 40 D. m. srry
m. 700. 90. 30 and 90 p m, and 70 rs nighs
SUNDAY, 0 rs and 200 q m, 80 and 90 p Ia. and
For AtlanIs CITY m. week days throqsh PMlor ca,s
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons, via Railway and Amboy, 10 a. m. II noon,
40 and p IN. On sunday, As a N. and p IN.
For old Point and Norfolk via NewYork. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad, p m every day via Baltimore and
Bay Line, 80 m. week days.
Boats VI Bro0kyn Annex connect with ali through
trains at jersey City, anordng speedy and Fces
transfer for Brooklyn travel
$50 90 a M 20. . 20 $50 so s So . 20
0 20 and 10 :35 p From Phi ladelpha so, 20,
Il 60 mo- a5ssa saS 60 sso g 20 g
Sunday, go q 20, $50 80. s ,05 ii So ii 80
m. 8 90, 3 so T. s :0S, o 20, Q IS, 10 IS m.
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nlnsiral Instruments.

4 NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Squars
n Pianos 81 ur make slightly used almost as good as
new, and fully warranted, will be sold at hoerH re-
"-N'''" @ WM. KNABE CO.,
11o Ffth-aVe, above 16th-st
CPFCIAL NOTICE. ,.uu
uov,no with tho receiver Of the ColDv
Onncan TO 1 " no ~ % ~
consisting Of 3ON U1rghts we an III ois tn Wloess OF
retail at cost OF pro ncOn ia tNIt,. - ~"''
manufacturers OF the Famous HARD'itN Piano.
Wareronns l3S Fnth-avenue
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0earhers.
Bnsiness Chnneea.

A RARE opportunity is offered to a man with
N S. 900 cash lake half interest IN Wen az
ORANGES excnanred Fer full particulars address KANSAS
PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. Wichita KAN
DVERTlSER desires a partner with capital
~ 10 establish general In Chicago aud controing
the patented article sells on srh prohs
large one familiar building trade pre- erred reference
eIchanced Address for one week, ARCHlfECI Tribune
Office
(NOAL LANDS PINE LANDS.
" 100 acres B luminous Coal Lands In Dale County, ga;
fer near ianosga Tenn and L miles oi railro
Also 500 acres OF Yellow southwestern Georsa
Address, H. f. hTROHECKEK. Macon. Ga
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS foot OF Cortandt ana
Desbrosses follows:
a In for Catasauqus and intermediate points .
m Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Bunalo
and the West principal local points Chair car 70
o. M for TunRhannock and intermediate points
Chair car TO Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg. -. ,-,, ....,..
40 y m for Pt,ston and principal intermediate
points Chair Pittston
90 o. m for Coplay and intermediate points. Ton.
nec'lon 10 Reading and Harrisburg Char car N Coplay.
80 D. m for Geneva, Lyons, Fmira Rochester, Buff
falO and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
e:l5 o. m for Laurays and intermediate pOlnta
Trains leaving at a M. I D. m. and 40 D. m.
meet for points IN Mahanoy and HaLleon coal rvL0ns
SUNDAY TRAINS
a for Mauch Chunk, naIleton and intermediate
points.
90 p 10. for Copay and intermediate points
so p. m TOR Geneva, Lyons, Elmirs Rochester.
Buffalo ara the West Pullman sleeper 70 LyonA
General Eastern ONCE, 23S Broadway.
BOSTON, PRUVlDENCL aud EAST,
I'D Via STONINGTON LINE.
1nsl lie Route At lowest Rates
r. Steamers leave new pier 30 n z, ,S one block above
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trains leave New York. via DesbrOses and Co
landt Street Ferries ~ follows:
20 20, 8, g. %, chicago aIted and TO- Washington
Limited, Dining Cars). and IL l. 2, 20, 4, 80
6, O. 7, 3 and p m. and ~ is night Accom- moda-
ton. 80 and II 10 a 40 and y. m. Sundays
Express 10, 20 l. mil ted and 10 a NJ 4 80, o.
O. 7, and y. m. and ~ IS night
Trains leaving Newton DAILY except sunday, At D. y
10 and II 10 j. 2 4. s, m. and 10 u H., And
D. m Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street otauon PhaaepnIA
IL OF. 3 90, 4 .O5, 4 40 .35, 80, z 80, $40
80, 40. II and II rs q m Limited Express, with
Dining Car, ~ and so p M IL 49, 80 20, "a
8, @, .35, 12. 8 ~ and $3.50 p m On Sunday,
IL :O1 3 90, :05 40 b:35 30 40 n. IL 80.
30 "A 80 Limit ed) 62S Q 80 10 and IL p m
Leave Phil ldeiphIi via Landen. oo M AND - y m
Ticket oiiees, s4o. AS and 94< Broadway. l Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and cort
iandt and Brooklyn Annex station. foOt
OF Futn-st. brooklyn Station Jersey City; Immigrants
Ticket ONCE. Castle Garden -, -, - -, .....
Tn New York transfer Company will call for and cheek
1sSHiS n p Gil j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass Agent
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.


NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POlNn
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AMI
on and ;6ter February 9th. 1888 trains OF the NEW;
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORtOLh IL NJ viii
leave C0rtlandt and Desbrosses SIS as l9io"
Week DAYS M arriving at Old Point Comfort 3 p m,
paorcar sleeping beths secured at any ehet
or-car and sleeping berths secured al any A0Aos
ONCE OF the Pennsy vanla Railroad Company
II w dunno, Supt h b COOKE, &. T. r. a.
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only So
ID for drst-cldss limited tickets Reduction " New
port, Fall and all other points Steamer BRlS,
a. Nurrav-st n 8 D. week days only SUNDAY ulps
will b. resumed commencing April L. Connectn bv annex
boa from Brooklvn 80, jersey City p M An OK
CUFSTKA ON EACH STEAM R Tickets ana state.
rooms secured principal transfer and Ticket onecs ."
office on Pier % and on steamer
NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-slp
~ Pier 25 4. r. at and IL p m Sundays except
ed 10 time for early trains north ana east
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
- Newport the East Express leaves Grand Cen
tral Station at Ia. and ! D. M Limited Express ila
new Fxprtss train at M, except Sunday. asst Eh-
press at II D. daily. Palace Fariorca cars or Sleeping
TO destination.
NORWICH LINE.-FavOrte Inside Route.
IN reduced 10 Boston, IS Worcester " OF Nor
wich 81 65; New London 81 10 Corresponding Tducu0n
to all points East Steamers CITY OF WORRIES EiS
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier
40. N. r., at p. m g. w BlADf, az
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,

ID NOIfOIA, ' n, Alu oOUIu -.
Lave va penn X H. 80 p. m Paror cars 20 Bait.
more thence palace ames, arriving az Old Point ~
s:I5 a. ~, N6rfolx a. m. IL Y T0MPK Ms,
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CUNARD LINE.
Sl,w-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
FTRURIA Saturday, Feb lS. 30 m
SfTyiH sa s,s,v ri; Marc: Is s. sS 60 M M
VMBNA. SATURDAY. 'H March %S'i 10 o. $40 p. ".
Cabin passage SEQ $50 and 800 inermed ai. s5S
S,eerage tickets md all parts OF Europe NJ very
low rates For freight ard passage apply 10 the com
p""'' VERNON H. BROWN CO., General Agents
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rUE o. S AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.

1 American Passenger line -
iarbadOs Para. MaranhaIn, IerndnouCo'
Baha RIO de- Janelro and Santos connecting foT Monte
yideo. Dncnos kyres and ports southern Brazil
Stear ship ADVANCE saturday, Feb vs. AZ D. m
From Newport Tews Va We ines a., Fee. % ~ y m
PAUL r GERHARD Z co. Gen. Agts, 81 Bros1-st' y Y
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propo5dl9.

AQurDucr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
ROOM 2Ol STEWART BUi LID Nc. NO. 2SO BkoADWAr
NETWORK. February D. 1883.
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STAR LIN X.

W F6K o EhhNsrGWN I'm LIVERPOOL.
ROyAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL sTE5 90 : =
RAnC Capt Smith Sc%TasI FEB Feb is 90 20 M
GFRMNNIG Capt Gieadcn We'd Eeh % Q 90 a M m.
From White star aock foor n West inon'st p.,urr
RATEssaloon; $50 500 $40 ana no., sd Nv W the Nd
Country 500 a limited number OF second ea ,,s
passengers carried these etea,mcIsc,, ~,
sSc and s85 excursion. $50 and sGs Ca T0r
OF man information amply at the Coh'
p~"' ~ ~ j. BRUCE IsMAY, Agent
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CUION LINE. -
" NiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVE kPOOL
Leave Pier 50, y. r, foot or King st -
WYOMING Tuesday February 81 II 80 a M
NEVADA TUESDAY, Msrch D. 5 m
ALASKA Tuesday, March 20 10 M
WYOM NC TUESDAY. March 81 80 p m
Cabin passage, $50 upward, according 10 location
NJ UNDEVIIiI.I. co. Broadway, N Y.
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AVURDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 900 STEWART BLILDiSg No. $50 RROADwAY,l
NETWORK, Fer sIby 3. 1883
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LLOYD IS. CO.

~ NEW. WORK souTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2dst. ioooKcn'
werra sat Feb 10 80 mSaaie, Wed, FEB 90 Z a m
Fms W'd rGb 90 7 ~ m Fulda ST.. Mch - 800 ~.
Fde, s.t Feb o. 9 D. m. Tra,e, Wed, Mar 7, 80 n
FirsI amin ~ nd upward brrh. according 70 ~
es,ion Secnd Ian s55 berth Stnerage at lowest rsee
F OEIRICUs q co., No Bowling Green
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.

" TRI.WEFKLY Ii + FOR SAVANNAH
from New Pier No 80. N, r.. foot ~ SprlheoosC .
Sc cry OF AI-GrSTk THURSDAY Feb 10. p IN
SIS. TALLAHASSEE Saturday, Feo 10 . p ~
Connecting Central Railway OF ia and Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points In ieorga
F1ordda South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana IN
SURPASSED Accommodations. Flrsclass Table d'hote FOR
freight and apply 70 .,
w II RIIFTT, j. d. HASuMEN,. an
Genl Agt Sav'h Fast Freight T. hPt = y, y w
Line. AZ BROADWAY. Rway. 2Ol HroaoWh..'
r T. WALKER. hrt ocean S. s. Co., Kew Pier So. ~ r.
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TRINITY HALL. Reverly, n. j.

thorough school twenty young ladies Varied
advantages order Careful training In
mind Solid culture In English Music. Art and
Languages prescribed students preparing for
any college Spring begins February g. For circular
address the principal. - -
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bermuda LINE.
ID Sixty hours by elegant Steamships Weekv; VIZ
STEAMSHIPS TRINIDAD aud ORINOCO THURSDAYS
For and massage apply To-
A. E. OUTFRRRTDGE 4 co. Agents, 81 Broadway
or THOMAS COOK ( son, 2G1 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
CIV u s1rn ''"'' ~" tuesday, March 10.
55nnEE ,rNnTpp'|o tuesday, APiil g.
GAELIC SATURDAY nP'n 81 90
BFLGIC SATURDAY, MAY To-
superby Acknowledgements Accommodations 49,.
Reservations can made by telegraph TO- ana
cabin plans At Zs7 Broadway. NewfOrk or Hoon -
Railroad Building, san Francisco. ....
LELAND STANFORD. President
II. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17

NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-sllp
~ Pier 25 Il. r. at p NJ and III D. IN lsunddys eAeeps
cd, arrive 10 time early trains north and east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
DED STAR LINE.

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New. YORK snd Antwerp weekly.
W Wndp saturs @ " Fe6 o. $40 p m.
Fall ana winter rates First Cabin SO 70 SIS e.
cuSion, s1IO to 81 %. Sec0nd Cabin. $40 EAcursioh'
nd lOw rates
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. Gen' Ag IS 30 Brran"ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
For Young Ladies-Country.
ONE and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS,

~
~ lamsbutg, Hampshire Co., Mass.-MIs. ELLEN G.
CURTSS girls In all branches tmusc and art eX
tra at her large bright dry ami sunay house splendid
location; easy communication; long experience. Apply
descriptive circular. Spring term opens hIst wed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
Ocean Cleaners.

INMAN LINE u. $. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
4 FOR = EFN~TCWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CTg OF RICHMOND s, S3ud F6 FS Is 30 % a M M
CRY OF BERLIN Saturday, March B. 3 80 a. ~
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday MaIrh lu' p Ut
CABIN PASS ,GE 40 amt Upward SECOND CABIN
ago and SIS STEER AGE, 500.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General AGENTS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-22

THE Texas State Fair and EXPOSE
ton which opens at Dallas on the 18th
of October to continue 20 days, has
favored this office with a catalogue
and prospectus of same. The premium
lists are quite full, but as no recapitu-
lation is made the amount offered is
not ascertainable. In the trotting and
running events $4,000 are hung up
and lively time in sporting circles is
anticipated. With Dallas in the north
and San Antonio in the south, both
holding extensive fairs with full pre-
MUM lists, there will be no difficulty
in arriving at some very rational con-
illusions concerning the productions of
Texas. The advertising patronage ex-
tended the Fair catalogue is quite
generous and it is to be hoped that
San Antonio business will be equally |
as ready to help out with the home
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-22

THE survey from Comfort to Freder-
icksburg proving that route largely
impracticable on account of heavy
cost of construction, the surveyors will
stake a route from the Guadalupe
crossing northward, up the valley and
see how that route pans out. They
expect to find a line for easy construc-
ton up the valley.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-22
Competitive Shoot.

The different army teams of the
division of the MISSOURI began their
competitive preliminary practice yes
terday. Teams representing the de-
partment of Texas, of the Platte, of
Dakota and Missouri were present
and took part. Following is the total
score made: