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Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04

Cool nights.
 The hot days have almost gone.
 Sheriff Ed. Hood took in Emmet Sunday.
 One week from next Monday and school begins.
 Mrs. Joe Percy, of Texarkana, is visiting relatives here.
 Quite refreshing shower of rain fell last Sunday morning.
 Quite a party of young folks were out driving Monday evening.
 MT. w. V. Tompkins feels ''just as happy as big sunfower.
 Mir. w. T. Sugg, made a flying trip to Philadelphia, Sunday.
 MT. Corbin Johnson, of Texarkana, visited his friends here last week.
 The silver Queen of Night is grace fully expanding her beautiful form. When you want nice steak, roast, sausage or pork, call on C A Easter. Mir. w. NJ. White came up from McNeil to visit his family last week. Mir. Ed Gee and family left yes terday morning on visit to Arkadel- phia.
 Mir. Ira P. Rudolph, of Arkadel- phia, came down to see his family Sunday.
 Mrs. J. K. Hamilton has returned home from her extended visit to relatives.
 Miss Carrie Able, of Camden, was in our cltv last week She is agent for q book.
 Our merchants are getting ready for their fall trade-now is the time to advertise.
 Miss Mamie Edwards returned from a visit to Sulphur Springs, Texas, Monday.
 Mesdames A. E. Shankle and s.. E. Hodge left last week to visit rcla- tives in Dallas county.
 Mir. Jno. NJ. Milburn took trip to Lacland Springs last week, re- turning home Saturday.
 The meeting at the C. F. church closed Thursday night, and Rev. MT. MT. Ingram left for his home.
 have new kiln of good brick, just burned. Price reasonable. Send me your orders. J w MARSHALL. Group, whooping cough, and bron- chitis immediately relieved by Shi- loh's Cure. For sale by G w Terry. Forest Edwards returned Monday morning from Texas, where he has been living for the past few months, Mir. J. A. Covington, of Pike county, is now salesman in the dry goods house of w. F. Armstrong X Go.
 Mir. k. l.. Smith left Saturday morning for Dickey, this State where he will make his home for the year.
 That hacking cough can he SC quickly cured hv Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by Geo. W Terry.
 Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Geo. w Terry.
 Mir. w. V. Tompkins got up last Sunday morning and began his Sab bath worship by reading lsiah 9th chapter and 9th verse.
 Miss Tyler Smoote, the little daughter of Col. Geo. F. Smoote, re- turned Monday from visit to hel sister at Cason, Texas,
 Mir. Rufus Adams came home last week from his work at Malvern because of sickness. He was able to return to work Friday,
 Mir. John A. Buchanan, of Corsi cana, Texas, is here now, acting il the capacity of hook-keeper for tho firm of Hamilton X Dunn.
 Capt. w. R. White and wife, ant several others, went out on a fishing expedition yesterday. We suppos' they had isherman's luck.
 ''l cannot praise Hoods Sarsapa rilla half enough" says mothe whose son, almost blind with scrofula was cured by this medicine.
 Distress after eating, heartburn sick headache and heartburn ar cured by Dr. J. II, McLean's Live and Kidney Pellets (little pills).
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04
STRAW HATS.

At 10cts l5cts, 25cts, 50cts, 75cts and Sl O. worth almost double that ameunt-in fact you can buy what we have left of these goods at your own price.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04

Cheatlmm's Chill Tonic is acknowled geed to be the best. Physicians use and prescribe it. Cure guaranteed. For sale by o Howell.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04
s H o E s .

We have a number of small lots of shoe, in one to six pair, which you can buy from 25 to 40 per cent under the price. All slip pcrs and low-quartered good at first cost.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04
Gingham, Satin and Silk Parasois

We are particularly anxious to close out this eI tire line. It is impossible to describe the lot, but will make the lowest prices you have ever obtained m this market
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04
Plain and Fancy Figured Lawns,
 8atese, Etc.

We have had an immense sale on theee goods bnt don't want to carry over single item unnecessary, so will give you 30 yards com. Lawn for Sl 00. 20 wards good lawn for Sl %.
 l5 yards best lawn for Sl %.
 l2 yards India linen, figured, for Sl %. 10yards Batse for Sl 00.
 Syards best fancy Batise for Sl %.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04

and ,J. w. Park, of Henry county, Ga., and Mrs. k. F. Austin, of Conyers, Ga., and several others whose names we did not learn.
 The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimilation. To make to blood rich in life and strength-giving con stituents use Dr. J. II. Mclean s Sarsaparilla. It will nourish the properties of the blood. from which the elements of vitality are drawn.
 The partnership heretofore eNlst' mo between J. w. Hudson and G. w. and w. R. Mum, has been dis solved this day, by mutual consent J. w. Hudson selling his interest Tn the mill business to C.. S. Weaver. In retiring, l bespeak for the new firm continued liberal patronage.
 J. w. HCDsON.
 Laneburg, Ark, Aug. 10th, lS89'
 SAW MILL AND GN.-l have new saw mill and plainer, also iirst-class oin, two miles south of Rosston. Can supply any kind of lumber or dered. and will be pleased to do your ginning. Give me a trial. Also have grist mill, and will grind every Saturday until l2 o'clock. Satlsfac- ton guaranteed. W. T. HENpRiN, ''0 Rosston, Ark,
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations, OF DesbEosses ana Cordands seA
The On Ge eq S New. YcTk ana Chicago Limited
thu R9'e Il T Pullman nis vestSue 6sps
Room SeePog Rni5s 9s'e gS da ag sd PsSGrs
ohISas0 Fast s line With Pullman vcsibue Parior and
Cars Dining Car ss rh 1s Dh Su ea Sa y,
except Saturday Tor Chicago and Toledo. ,...,.,,.
MeaeFgp LSH5sSS a VIZ aa fG CT PsbSs
chicago SnepnaIl ana s. Louis daily except Sa'1'
sa i0f ps sHSsf9 ~ XsstHSs sfs
S% ssE g. sSsSss S9oas, and 1sisa' 'I
For l0k O HIsH 'SS a. Cory fa
T TG5Gy npa and ntlg The oil ksiSns
For For 70 and EssaaD:
and L % s saS tS So South w,Anstoa
B' Limited Expess Of Pullman PsTI3T Car. d. eRceD'
sy1 Si,i 6ns sI tss %s'99S S e.
SS Gc ana 80 $50 80 s "a .S SS
bas Gao Gao a :S tGs ugh
tsS. Gs sy Can 'ns Ss2 m
1H 3 i5 s1 sS i ssrfgs
40 40 and 6S 90; 70 DO No, stop Or Suau
and Norfolk RaISaa 100 Week p nj da gsV w
Ros ssa u BSS7a Ts a. aud eTsc
trains at TO- Je TTeySi SiS travel
ADlL 5oa icAar HER5essS, r JEST
Il 90 Z 90, 90 5 ~. ~ ShlS1sy
%iSSo " 6 8o '9do co. 70 % so5 -
S;S co. ;S2 SaSO il 10 20 ard 90
sGSSays Express 90 Is 90 81 @ ny aad ana 59
a. M and ~ III i2 10 night AeeommoiaiiGn 100 N.
Trans and Il 10 a 8 p r. e and 70 Ga aS nsd
rickat dnicss Nos j. 4s5 $40 and ga BroaaSrsy
40 and Brooklyn station, foot OF FuE
ton.st brooklyn; IS Hudson-st; Hoboken station.
Ci,v. fmgrant Ticket ONCE Castle Garden.
Tho York Transfer Company will call TO- and cheek
baggage y l'O PI-osH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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II RE RAILWAY-Ticket IN

ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 4O1, s17
Pace cha an5 oa and Wes: iSS Bws Rs
s Snr $S so Ns1as snd nd 9 sSadTa S wa
S. Soq G Va S5s$ SF.
ESy1 %PqG S, faeI than D tim. sSS9
NJ Day Express Pullman gSs Pa wi
town and Chautag9ga Lake, G. mt. ,,u,,.,, ia.
NJ eSe DAY YesSs and 81 b bnsa and
caches MSsH % aes nor and
sa foQ Gann and s s e
Ssy and ana @ s
change Baret Sleep Coach g Rochee arrive
SgG s & n ''isi q HoTSssy Jsesss%n tSiiS.
o,i Mssdy j. 6 3 N O go s9ii,ss
sa sad 1913 1885, 70 49, g$ sS Si5 'Ao ~
RuheIfGgSS 8, A$$ s4 Ios, ~ 81 So 22s. s:s7s.
P's'2 as s:5l4 e. q 'S "a tx = s ~
So, 6o7a eaS S:s6. i Tsos 2 70 20 20, - ,o
s{$ s. s ss5 81 '5 ss s q s' 80
Ss 49, 70 81 j :s$ s iS 70
fiq so7S 90 s. S;2S, $50 Q. e:o7A' $50, 7.
s'@-{S h3I1 st. E s.
The s45 Fast E3poes, Nth P1g lst Car
TuX Stb Pa fS Car. Z, 80, 80. :.
Goshen. 4I5 I 52h o. 1o;So. l. $780, 4;So $780, T.
Mdd SR and Port JeEv AS ;52's. 10 30 O.
SUNDAY Sy IocS Sp trains. main line 4A5 Sis 1890 las
rare: %: train. from West arrive $50 7:io 10 So
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF n. J. DIVISION.
AS 10 is, ii 80, y 20, lao, go, 9, $3.50, 4
Ny seE' and lS "a 70 g anh :
Sundays. 10 80, 80. 4, 80, 5; -
Send 10 in postage General Passenger Agent ZOE
oW NIfPpHY L. p. FARMER,
W. - General Stunt General Passenger Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Sept 2.-cOtton Arm; mddng ilSc. Flour
arm Wheat-sOuther Arm; Iultg, 73aS4c; LOngb Try.
70as5c No. q SOC, steamer 75d75ec Western quiu bat
drner; No. 9 winter rel SPOT 70i2d731lc September,
TaIod7o3.e: October SldSllsc; December $40. Conf
southern nominal white, l2di4ci yellow. 42S43.2e
Western steady mixed spot ami September 4Cc OF Der,
Io5.d4ic; November ami December, 4Ol.c. Oats quiet
ana steady Southern aud Pennsyvania, 2iG.ps Weserl
yhite o5l2Tiac; mixed 23024c. Rye steaGy JOG52c
Nav lower; prime to choice timothy sI3dsl3 CO. Pro.
ysfons unchanged Butter firm Western packed EafSc.
CreaInery IOGl3c. eggs firm 1Ssalvc. Petroleum
quiet; refined, 715c Coffee nrmeri Rio esrgoes 70 r,
ined. 1osaioSc %hlskcy stea ~ 81 70: Ere gh,s TO
Tivesoo steamer firm -four 20s; grain, 81 Cork for
orders As Sd Recepts-Four 10000 bDls; wheat - 900
bushels corn, 1900 bushels; 90 " 600 bus els, re
bushels; corn, 500 bushels Sales-Wheat. 2l6 900
Chicago sept 2The leading futures ranged follows
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST., NORTH RIVER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY-'
FOOT a. Sn LITB .5Is sI so II EIyER
as's@ sss$ Sps- x.asA
zoo for EIs@.nston. East0a. BcthleieS xi s
TS%,.gt9n cI Lake Hg'gss.ess. E..oa,
S Sn Legis6urg, %aSspcrI A'"1a' Sn'"'sin
town. b. csun Ff sR sS'fSSns a ste
for ge'9 ss5a As1sSxa aaui
on9ns y % sr F.SarsS Essn
Gss and M iS or 70, '1l S,u,
chSn Heading suhas % s On fs
90 ga n s sEi' Sns for b sss asSS PARK
~ 's suSds sS SsSs a. no. .Iss
o'e% G Asn Z, hsS Via Msw,n and Ksy
'I For Iskswoed Tom. River and Barnesat 400 SIS
For Beach Hsye & Auanao City. vineland and srds.
90 os sas 49, 80 s - "a 4:
Sundays 90 a. NJ 100 p N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, sc.
From Pier s. n H., foot OF Rector-st
MONMOUTH SANDY HOOK AND ST. JoHNa
2r agaa9d Beach segh MoomSS'h Bach o s6d L,
S HsS S fcsScy % oSca' S g. 60 f?
ToF LSkewood, Toms RIvsr and Barnegas 80 N.
70. Beach Haven Atlantic City, vinoand and Bridge
Tor Atlantic HighisRds 80 100 a. m. q 90 satur.
dag gs onyl, $3.50 4l5, 80 p. sundays 30
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fol- PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
an and 6hs s leave esa r1 ss's &
For Philadelphia, at 100 7:45, $50, o: 80. IL 90
a. m, :5o 2:39, 3i5, 90 100, 5 30 80, IL 90
go@ sEHi 81 Az SO $50 80 80. s:IS.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 30 Oh :oa
EXCEPT sunday NJ 30 30, rs. 100. II 100 p M
burg Pottsyfe, &c. " -~' 1890
Tickets and Psflor Car yeats can he procured At IL 2el
415, ga, LAO. 1923 Broadway 7S7 6thave 264 Wess
Fultonst 80 Broadway Brooklyn
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. 81

M ESl Sl1OhFI hAlLNOhD, ~. NJ,
w H. r. r. Il. Co.. Lessee-Tralns lesFg ,nntss sarlls,
from foot Of Jayst. n CGlcagC pe1 s. Lq ISSs
sh5 $ rs p ~ TcTcn.c M - is Fs, sys
cuse Unca and principal Intermediate "a a. m for TtSs
ssl " II : 20 Sa's an a q ss
A. 1 2 NswSs ga j ID 81 IS s 80
sara 80 SkeSngh 70 saratoga. Lake George II 80 "a
tVon onr cars 10 caldwell. SaturGays ohy ls S4S
Nv SSes Mohonk and Minnewaska VIA NewfawI
SOS g. prawns O Room X@sssSp Oq h g.
fo9s Station nd PSSsn' ,,w5 S ROOM Car 80 %
b M sj sts? aS pTrwi9s Ko9% Car; 70 Strand
MoSatsln Houe) On y ga c1F S' ana Mountain anu Hsnss
Station sS Ids css.s Ii 90 a. g. saS .aa a.
Drawing o' irans Elegant sleeping Cars for Buffalo,
so p Esus Toronto Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis.
Nagra rtn,iv except Saturdays Other trains
daily :, 81 Station all 90 m % 80 D. m. Ioookoa.
1iy station all 90 me- 81 :36 p m tor utk-
Yves, tables or information, apply AZ Offices Brookyn.
ed 100 Fulton a. Annex ONCE 1901 o.
55S W ~, Cy271, 1903 Is5. and ef2 Broad
1885, owy II IaIk poes 50 Nest sd nas " h
wesS wescotys Express calls for and ehesss ss.
sac gs. psSsenger Agent. vsnderbits-e. NJ x
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

srE OLD SETTLER AND HIS TALES OF SUGAR
SWAMP. BY Ed. Mott. 12mo, Pr. 213. be'
ford, Clarke d Co
aEd.s Motifs Old Settler, and His Tales OF Sugar
swamp appears in book form, and should have
large circulation, for there Is real genius and true
bumo in these quaint and fantastic dialect sketches
Tho Old Settler IS certainly the most splenddly men,
dacious character ever conceived, and the homey
rural dr,ss in which his extravagances clothed
enhances their droery. Nothing can be more nattrai
than the old mans manner, and whether the reader
Laughing over the bear and fish stories or the Old
settlers difficulties with mira" his talks with
Peleg. that admirable type of the unregencrae
country small boy the interest and fascination of the
warns are the Mr.. Mott has opened a new
vein in these pleasant stories and it Is to be hoped
that his present collection of them does not signify
an intention 10 bring them to an end. The Old
settler cannot be spared yet and thousands of sp-
precstve readers will look for the renewal of the
capitol series in the columns Of the morning paper
which FIRST printed them.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA 10
DkI 'pTNIOPr WASHINGTON

BALI INIUIiI, w ItoIIl1N0I ItyLN,
CINCINNATI sr louis AND CHICAGO
PULLMAN CAN SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEw:YoRK foot OF Liberty-sit;; aS follows
For oiNCINNAL, ST. LOUIS 5 80 a: on m 100 p IA
a. m. / 80 p m, 80 p. m, $40 D. n, 500 p M
10 90 midnight SUNDAY, 80 a M, 80. $780, Sia
All trains Stop at Chester and Wilmington except s1s
d. IN. - d.. -, =, n a N
Ticket ofces 81. 28l AIS and LAO Broadway OF "
st'YSa gSSl Tanste Company will call and cheek
baggage hotel residence. - ecr,y
j. II. ODELL CiAS " g., go l,ar, ,
General Manager. 6ehb Fs9S' "h'"~ .
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"
THE H GaR2P E gE II. HFfSK LINE
ROUTE Or THE FAST MAIL or
ALL TF &fSS6 5E GN4h 1S9 REf33SI lHoA -,
largest and Fsss S in A%GS;G9 y ana
the on68 On TYNE SND L AFTER sErffMBfR ISL lss9
- a. M Rochester Express Wagner drawing c''S
200 m sara2gs; L2Ke GS Room carr Ne1YoTE
e sso] cldw%Sv and MGn5e 81 <5 Via Central
vermont 80 l a. H. FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBULEED
cInsyey OF buffet smOkugcar dni car Gs"IIs rS
and s flsp9s N is 1' Fa e Toledo ts
arriving ~ Ge;9g 20 a. ~ next day. Connects cee
sn d. With train Columbus and GRenDst Gon fo
cant compartment sleeplngears now in .e5ys Falls To-
ronto Cleveland CINCINNATI Ind,aHop2R,b SPRING.
GhlcagfS cTs ADD Rochester Wagner dning-car New"
Yoh g ~ Western Yo1 and NG gtSen s 6S
SS to A ss9a;osS t and Ga if@ a,vDg
3so D. M. saratoga Special. with wagner u""'"s
room car No Accommodation Albany and Troy Ton
neeIf on FtGR6ufc Rairosd Wagner drawinsoon
'a y NO. crA Fast ccSgo Cincinnati and s. Louis d ES
press Niagara Falls Buffalo sufpsH saSpolis ST.
T STs DstTot and chicago with Wagner vesdouied
Ppf D. ana drh and AdESadack d ETRre ss
Washer .eepREGafo NewYOFk 70 Paul Smiths
Ma U,ica and Northern Adirondack RAILROAD ua'S ca
'e csnaadasu, ASSS%mG s5s syrseSs to
S,pnd9gua Through sleepngcar New ork 10 OahsiA'
dngDaO on D the me- MoPtre Adirondack and capanaagga
wagner sleeplng.esrs daily 20 North greek VIA
atoga and Adirondack Railroad also u PlettsDutS con-
SseIns az P1tshurg with paror ear for safanaG lake
ana Adirondack Mountain points. wagner seeping'ears
dny TO- Montreal via Rouse's Pcint and VIA - AIoanS
% D. m Special Mall Limited arrive, At Rochester
ITO D. ~ Fast Night Express for lsoeaeStet BurSio
NIAGARA Fails Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI indianapolis
st. louis Detroit and Chicago. with Wagner sleeping ears
St midnight for Saratoga, Adirondacks and Thousand
tsaannds No connection With train leaving Saturday
Waener sleeplng-cars g. Albany, Connects AZ Albany
,rr,,t trains for the North and West
Tickets and space IN drawing room and seepngcars on
sale ~ Grand Central station, 41S 1855 aud 0l2 Broadway
10 Park Place Hattery Place, GS West l21th.st snd
i2sth.st station, New York 1888 Washington and re
fFStSn SITS. and s9s Bedferd.avc +. D. Brooklyn.
Westcott's Express calls for end checks baggage from
hotels residences
lSsth.sL station. New-YOrk.
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITTSFlELp AND mo- III ADAMS SPE
GALS with elegant Wagner Drawi groom cars, through
10 Ptshug without change leave Grand Central station
via Harlem Division daily, except Sundays II 10 :35
and 10 y. Fast time. Superior service
John NJ TOUCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General SUPERINTENDENT lien'I Passenger Agent
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Railroads.

N EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
STRING LAKE AND P0INT PHEASANT.
Time table In effect july J. 1889 Trains leave New.
York foot CotSnd5 and Dssbros,es 80. 40 0:lo
Red Bank, 20 lcxpcssl. $40. 200 D. NJ Sundays
From foot Of IiSeTty!sL 90 rs. $3.50 II rs d.
/ 80, 80. 80 (expFessl 90 $50 (express 40
(express). 10 p. Sundays 8 100 a. IN, 4 90 D. m
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
RUFUS BLoDGETT. r. WOOD.
Superintendent. Gen'l Pa<A Agent Penn II. r.
II. p. BALDWIN. Genl Pass Agent c. z II. OF N. ].
CT. LOUIS via TIE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only though seepingoat 70 ST Louis via Mag.
ara Falls leaves q and Central Depot az u % m daily
via New Central, Michigan Central and Wabash
Rsilroaddningc1rs for all mealsarriyng in ST Louis
45 second morning. Connections in Union Depot 81
Louis for oil points West and Southwest For time.
table sleepngcar beIths. &c, write or call on H. b.
MCCLELLAN General Eastern Agent. 1913 Broadway Y.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEwYoRK.
u LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL. ID. D. Ill. D., Chancellor.
HENRY NJ. NACCRACKEN, ID. D.. Ii. d., Vice-Chan
The Thirty-nrst Session begins October l. 1852 ana
ends June j, 1890
The course is designed to give the student: -,
thorough preparation for the examinations required
for admisslO 10 the Bar .l,
competent knowledge OF substantive laN ana OF pean
tng evidence ana practice. -.
course Of two annual sessions and thorough written
as well 4s oral examinations required for degree
An allowance OF than one year IS made Tor pre-
yious study elsewhere. $500,
Provision has been made for limited number OF sehol
,rhps Of 500 each TO be awarded at the END OF the
1unior
" Maritime Law Jurisdictio and Practice.
EHAREES T. MCLEAN J. U. D., Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD, ESQ.,. international Law
a. A REDFIELD. Esq, Restraints on TesuAmentary
MELVILLE EeLEsToN. ESQ. Law Of Carriers Tele-
Hon MYER s. fsAAcs. Examination OF Titles to Real
Estate. n.
ALBERT S. BOLLES Phi D.. Ranking and Trusts
For catalogues, &c, apply 70 PROF l. r. RnSS Td
Potter Building 80 Park Row. New; YORK
d. r JAoUES. Dean OF Law Faculty.
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Geathers.

A TEACHER charging 500 quarter Tor one session a
n week does school work prepares for college, The
session consists Of four hours two Of which are given 10
French German LATIN, and to music friend may
share unusual guaranteed % fathiul
,fiieuts refers pe-cut and former pupils. Address
Miss ~ NJ. MONK, 20 Cambridge Place BROOKLYN N. y.
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foiegn supplied
~. FOR branches IN all localities; charge TEACH
iltS WANTED; Zee for registration; form f'r stamp
h. T. AVERY. American school Bureau. west l4th-sL,
LADY, late Principal Of Young Ladies' School
n desire, school private engagement visiting
t0,h.f Ia-ll.h BRANCHES, La,l, French, Mu &c.
PRINCIPAL, Tubuae Once.
a TUTORS, Governesses, Professors, Teachers. all
y. branchcs. supplied schools AMI families. Circulars
schools Ia parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYRGERE. 81 Fast 17thst, bet 4h-sye and Broadway
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GOyernesses,
&c, TO Colleges school ahd Families. Apply b
Ms. ". j. YOU NGFULTON. % Union square.
- ROCNwAY"s TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID clgol. supplies superior teachers FOR schools colleges
west 23ist. Rocommrn ds schools 10 parents.
THESES TEACHERS AGENCY II East 17th-st.
II supplies comp, tent teachers tutors 9overnesses,
musicians. artists. &c; all nDhrSi English, German,
French spanish spoken.
CcHEEMERHoRYs TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest AID Lest known IN T. ). Ertlblis shed 1858
East f4th-st.. N. Y.
yNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (or
w supplies professors teachers. governeses,
musicians hpuekeepers companions chaperones, Sc TO
colleges schools and families also bOOkkcepers senOca-
phers and copYists ~ business firms
Miss G. J.. WERNER, S29 5th-ave.. New-Nork City.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

- hPiP0TFCTED THRoTCHOUT BY THE
INTERLoCI ING SWITCH AND BLOCK sIGNAh
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-03

Liverpool Sept 2wheas demand poor std holder; r;
OFFER sparnely. Corn quiet; demand poor cks Wheat
@ S9 cdaS Corn enas PE0slSnS
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francs P@d o@d Z frame Marx Iane Expe its
weekly review OF the British grain trade say Is nd
been trivial The wheat crop OF Great Is v" - ,aied
at o6@ 600 bushe making total Of IS 4SIo GO bqsfe's :;
samples e good wheat are rare ., dining the nast W. elk
c % SO quarters al 81 ID AGAINST l976S quarters ~
36s 4d during the CORRESPONDING wees l doii9ei a.
The certainty that failure Of the Russin and Indian crops
VII be sTPDe 6o P3s9' liz ~ i oae IN St IS eau
staenaron in the foreign gram market odt1 az rn
Is gIg6i loWeT Beans and peas deareE The 9Ggry
is At oday's marhet thoee wa SI s,SoIes of
New b E%gn7n weFS ouS = S7GSss Corn lover
evcent Tor guaranteed delivery, where 25' was pd
c Cd HIGHER for future and Sd higher for immediate
delivery"
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
yspGs bales m9ca Go''o Fuuss si Closed q qus;
pm Sn1er se5 eoS Sp and No aHa Ss
G5Gr deget o sears NoyenSe ana de-
livery G96 CAD sellers; December and January aTSS
IeTs February and March delivery, 37.6id sellers
March and April delivery, SSC4d, sellers; April and
NAY fgye sent Cotton steady mddng 10 1516c
low iniddIing 10 Size good ordinary, 1l6c Net ana
gross receipts 4sS9 bales; exports coaSt"i'e -'0io
Norfolk sept e-CottOn Steady rldl,ing, 11+c Net
ma savannah sept o-CCt,on easy; mddng 1o'.c; low
ml6Gng co leSS ISL sales $50 stock LOS
NhNew.Orleans Sept Cotton Qu & nfddlin2 ll.sc
tow niddlirg lOac: good binary, 92c Net and gros
recepts 271 baes; exports, coastWse' 43o sales %
stock 1873.