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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

Wide wales are conspicuous Ia the spring
oycrcoats They run diagonally The colors
arc an shades Of brown, slate, drab, light and
dark mixtures Short top coats cut IN box
shape with strap seam will be in vogue
The swell who docs not possess at least q
half dozen canes IS really looked upon in pity
nowadays by bis fellows. limo was-and
MOI many years ago-when cane was O
badge of affection or iniirmi;y. 1t no longer
mlGlls merely the Office Of a staff Of support,
but D. carried either ia apurely decorative
senso Or 20 impart a certain distingue swing
% the man Of fashion when ho walks
Ciotler end Furnisher
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
Meat, Flour and Meal.

Bulkmeais-Sides. &c.; shoulders. 7c.
Bacon-Western shoulders, SIC. clear-rib
sides &c; breasts lie. hams Be.
Fl0ur-Richm nd patent roller family
1913 10 5000; fancy family, 1915 10 .. Oi;
family, $40 20 1870. city extra. 81. 25 10
$50. city supsriine, 1913 10 400. city
fine 1925 20 $3.50.
Meal-Cily per busbel. CSC. country. 80 to
Soap-Common, % &C., best washing, Is,
Sc, toilet. 10 90 25..
-ugars-Granulated, y A sugar, tic, B,
Sugar &c. G sugar bIc.
Ieas-hlack. Is % SOC imperial 3j 10 85c.
unpOwder. 30 % Soc.
Cohee-Iao ~ TO 20c; Laguayra, IS ~
DC Java, - tO9lc.
Bnekeis-Painted. TWO hoops, si.20; three
hoops Sl.JO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

Modest In appearance is a pale blue enamel
queen chain pendant, with tiny squares Of
gold wire on It's surface.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

For aD all around seryiccable fub dres
gown nothing approaches good black rea
lace one
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
Country proluce.

reported by Paine & Houston. Comml.
eion Merchants, 12Od Cary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
Cement. Lime, Plaster, Etc.

Cenent-l'nion. per barrel, 81 49, Rosen.
dale, 100, James River, l.35.
Lime-Rockland per barrel fl.l0tofll5
anchor, sl.06 Rivert0n sl.Oj.
Plaster-Lump, e. ground, 7.5O ealcinad
plaster, .b5 10 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
SAILS RFPoErFD TO sEcRErARv.

Corn-White % bushels choice for seed
on private terms i6S bushels prime az 47c.
300 bushes very good 40 acc; ~ bushe )
very good on p ivaie terms Total sales of
corn 60 bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

NASHVILLE Tenn. February s-Oul
market opened this week with regular
auction sales The offerings were rather
poor in character and mixed Some
cherry red tobacco was sold at 81 TO SIS.
Africans, % TO 2S inches long, sold az
$3.50 to $500 Lug5 were rejected. One
party Offers 100 hogsheads dry and
sound 1887 crop Tugs at Sl75, but no one
seems willing to take them IL seems IS
If they were more popular in February,
1888, than 40 the present time
The farmers are very much discOur.
aged and very few of them propose 10
SOW their plant beds, although We have
had fine weather for burning beds we
hear of but few having been burned
J.. A. CARsET.
[NoTE-Some Of our friends here might
invest In sound old Tugs at the above
price, and we should like 10 SEQ type
samples 10 that end n L. d.
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Hay. Oats and strnw.

Hay-No. Timothy per ton, 1890 10
1880, No. o l4.50t0 1880 mixed. 1880 to
HOO Virginia clover, 1870 % 1890.
Baled O.t- -sll 90 20 1900.
Shucks-Baled 5D 10 zoe.
straw-C0mpressed 100 pounds, 40 20 a.
10. ee, pressed, large bales ~ 90 SOC.
Lumber, slaves. Etc.
Lumber White oak. per 100, 5000 10
1870 West Virginia poplar, per 1000 1900
io,2lO0
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

The object OF this suii Is 70 attach the inte-
rest Of J. b. lu Ia the estate and under the
will 81 WI liam Ii. HaN al deceased. aud sub
jet Il 10 the ayu ent ut Judgment against
sald J. d. TUT. no iaY.rtr GODDARD X Moses,
for the sum IS. 0. with interest thereon
from the ith day OF febr any, 1872, til paid.
aud fl6.s costs on said ludgm nt
Aud an ayit having been made and nled
that j. u. luft Is not resident Of this State.
be Is ordered 10 ap r hof0 within fifteen
days after due ublicatun of this order and
do what Is neccss ~ % protect his interests
I'm this suit.
coly-Testc:
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corroE REPnRr.


Market firm.
Quotations -Middling, 0sc.; low mid.
ding, 9tc.; good ordinary SIC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
Grain and Cotton Market

RICHMOND, Va, February II.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-JD0 bushels.
COrn-4 100 bushels.
O4ts-26s bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

PAINT. OILS. WINDOW. GLASS
Ut. anl H genera. as,orfmel a.
fAtNIfit-f SUPPLIES
''. lowest IHHO.. We lIo agents for
-finlr tlulAcls absolutely
PURE PREPARED PAINTS.
ly those who hafc used them the
'.Nli r"rI tuf sample f..NrlI card
LODlhiF BROTHERS.
h hDlUaUir Druggists.
Nl. hmlnI Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

1rcn-Amencan refined. Old Dominion.
bar per poun for standard sizes, l-lOL.
English and American sheet. 81 90 SIC; Swe.
en- hammered 4 sto Sc. hoop. 20 SIC.
Nails-Old DOmenion standard size, 81. 10,
Steel 1920.
Walker horse-shoes A. iur,fes As
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

V IRGINIA IN TIE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
HE 20 DAY OF ftDkU AIRY. lssp
In the matter of tue settl, ment OF the ssia q
OF The late ID yid A. asteI-kr part<.
II appearing 10 the court that The sccounbl
OF strsD +. Ninger, eNscutr OF the lste
David A. arter, dec, ascd. AID an account OF
the uebts al demands az inst the estate
the said Carter have been regularly soft cd be-
fore Thomas J. Evans. commissioner OF ac-
counts OF this court. aud rciur cd and
filed In the clerks Office OF the aid court,
an more than Ono year having ek-
PRED noe the qualification Of tho
said executrix upon tne said estate. The
court doth, upon the motion OF George W.
Carter, a 10. atce u der tne will OF said David
A. Carter deceased, adJudge, order and deer o
that the credit0' Of the "a David A carter,
deceased dv appear beiurv thi, court on ths
sth Gay OF Marco. lScy. 10 shcw eau-e, II any
they can, against the paymeuta delivery &C
the estate OF the .ali David A. Carter 70 he
distributes.
copy Ieste
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IN cHANcERY.

J. II iuft- aud Barton NAVAL. John Dunlop,
and John l.. wilkins, executors Of the last
Will aud testsmer { Of William n. HasaiL
deceased .,-.......... ...--..,. pofeudants,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

lie waters oi nearly all the bot springs ia
Black Rock region, Nevada are So strongly
impregnatcd with mineral mader that they
viii petrily vegetable OF animal matter IN q
few years One ontcrprising genius has the
bodies of three Indians jim soak, and when
they are converted into stone he expects o.
make a fortune exhibiting them.
J. DevHn, a train cmployo on the Nev
York Central and Hudson River railroad
found q pocscthook containing $4,000 laa
Sunday in a scat Of a drawing room car Of
tacAol % an cas-, bound train Ho returned
the money to It's owner. j. j. Lotus, O Bos
tonian, who was returning from The west
Mr. Lotus handed Doy.m $1,000
Last fall Mrs Cyramiu5 Hall, Of $50 o;
Hope, Tenn, 20 encourage her hens to lay
placed China nest csss in hair dozen nests
Not long afiorwarl the eggs disappeared
and where they went was complete mys
terry until the other day, when a chicken
snake was killed near the hen house. and ln
the snake were found two Of tho china eggs
4 floating island Is said TO exist Oh Henry.
lake, Idaho Il f. about 800 feet in diameter.
and is ciratic in is travels, frequently
though, going with the wind. which catclc
in tie trees aud thereby carries it aioug. il
is said that the curiosity might remain neal
shore for days and then during Tie night
sneak away, and in the morning 10 many
miles distant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
MUSTANG .lINIMENT

is FOL; MAN * BEAST. PENETRdTES
MUSCLL&ELBIiE 70 THE VERY BONE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

Isaac Cos dard aud Henry NJ Moses. merchants
partners. tradi and dolns business
unser tie name snd style OF GOdda d
M0ses .... 5000. 90. .,Plalnuns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGIN AIN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT or THE CITY OF klCHaOSD
JANUARY "a, iss9.
Lucy d II O.. executrix OF George 7. stacy,
deceased. .......s..s....'........fla inun
against
Edward Bfundakc.. ...s...s.. Dcfe dant.
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF THE suit a 10 recover against
the defendant S265l with cal interest here
on, aud 70 st ach the -iafC Of toe ,aid defcn
dane no tho city II RlclmOnd and rubject tbs
same 20 paymtn az tie PLAINTIFF claim.
And affidavit having nten made anu MED
that ne defendant d. not a resident Of ibis
State, 4 n ordere that he appear hero WITH
ia fifteen days after 0U- publication her,of,
ana 40 what II necessary "a. protect bic
IN err 81 In this suit.
A copy Iests.
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william IA. Cole. .............. 90. Defendant.
In case and upon an attachment returned ex-
tgurff

Tho object OF this suit IL 90 recover against
the defendant s21i D.. with interest thereon at
the rate of six per ccntum per anuum nom
Oct Der sth. ls,s. until paid md 10 attach
The estate %. thssti defendant. Ia the city Il
hichm nj, a subject tie same 10 the pay
meut of tne plaiutlu claim
Aud affidavit having been made and filed
tnat the defendant b nun-r sifysnt Of this
state. 10 H. Or. erru that he appear herr within
ntteen uals aftDr due publication hereof, aud
De- wn q n DecessarS 10 lruteDt his Interest IN
this .ult.
A copy-Ieste. ALFRED SHIELD,
Clerk.
wyNDHsM X. MEREDITH, D. q
Jazz sutw
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

= \. % flLto, bUANs, CUTS, COINS.
"SIl5ks. CHILBLALAS 6FROsTBITRS
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NETWORK CENTRAL RAJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
on and sfteg ,,M Nay % Trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL
s'i A. 'nS ses r and
S y3sa b i: + < also East Albany Q g. Adams. Va
oe. .gSS S q nm F&Nogs yEsTIsgLEp NEwYoRK.
iss q s ssfs S Sn2 Tos syrse1
e SsTssna @ e e:
e esEs now IN serves
nfO fsss Ss sss' be E I'd
Chicago drawing room cars 70 Csn,ndsSgS ana K2nesss
for asos EEs GeoTs Raand Bsnnnson &oS
Adams room cars Gs Asony and Win rOS draw,
r R SSh :" Gaa& a aaf &
pOlns Ntehburs r. r DnwingrOon car. New'fork
Fast cheagS Cincinnati and St. p LGg,s E Ea
Detroit and Chicago with vestbuled and siecDns ana
csnanaasun AssSSHGda.ISn sleSspipsYfs,
a & PsStSd i4n .Ss SSs
pa Pos. and s. A6an ,SSns sSs r. ns
& SESs psn and cananaaEua daily
MAJ, Lmi nSs c ps,Ss1 = gSIS'; %
To- NIsEara FAILS TGfont3 Cleveland: cinSinas; IN
Safs sIespinsears Gayoa Gsa daily sSeeps
y fSsS e Tor SdP No
oGnsCOn with tran rnyng snSr 0S tss %s
and in drswnESONg and sssPpSse%as ga
Il f,ss ts sSp Nsesy SIS and 80
SOS@ sp pre- calls for and from
daily S isg .a sT %.
FAST pITrsgIELD AND NORTH ADAMS sPEcIAL,
C Ca s VA a"m ptso4 daily except sunday
s. = HEcRRr Fast time eE SSSRtG'E?I .' S1s1E
General Superintendent. Geni Passenger Agent
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Proposals.

m PROPOSALS for improving streets and ave
nHes In nc District Of Columbia -ofieo Of she S9h
sssle2 proposals viii be received at this oee until
O'Clock NJ syepnes with curb cutters, sidewalks AMI
son3xsy pays1nenis &C. &c. Blank forms Of prop4S1s
aP thereof together with all necessary &
hts yroU thee forms only VIII DO consdered IDs
sn1 os ccred To reject any and all bids or parts Of
biasa + " DOUGLAS, i. g. HINE CHAS' w. Raj
H0ND Comms sioners. D. O.
= TIT- FL PROPOSALS will be received at the
6nss a the Superintendent 81 Repairs OF u . PuenS
bindings New.Yok n " and openea ~ p q, W.
rsoulTei for exterior palntihg ga pot NEE
IN mo citv aboye nsmed 10 accordance WIN tns Pa IN
ton Bidders state the n1os TO-, o, sa1e Of award OF
snntract under penalty Of FORGETTING $40 per gag LOT ESek
osnosai must be accompanied by eernsl ehe Ti,I
Sioo drawn the order OF The i,,prr IN ease OF dr..
fault The right TO reject any or Az Mas cbtaInsi
IN ssarsssing WILLIAM ]. FRYER, JR, superintendent
OF Repairs. --------------
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Proposals.
RKUppbUID-
ID ROPOSALS FOR KERSEY

= PROPOSALS FOR KERSEY AND SILK
l. TwIST-DEP0T QUARTERMAS TERS OFFICE
1, .2s ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA PA. June .:
ths oniee untt y o'clock noon SATURDAY July s, 1882
for furnishing the y. Quarermasters Department In
this city with $4,000 yards OF o. SKY Blue kersey
heavy quality, and $1,000 zyard spoos OF SILK Twist
No. IL Bdders must state the dates Of their proposed
deliveries The Government tho right 20 reject
and all bids Preference given 10 articles Of domestic
production manufacture conditions OF quality and price
Including IN the price Of foreign productions manuiac
ares The duty theteonl bslpg equal Blanks for pro.
upon application Envelopes containing proposals be
endorsed proposals for Rersey SILK Twist" the
eaee msy BE- and addressed 10 the undersigned, n. l.
LUDiHGToN, Deputy Q. NJ. General. U. s. A.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
- once Of he superntendent OF Repairs for s. Public
ne i5sA DAY o. June, iSsa, for Furnishing an labor ana
Estariais required for cleaning pnstenR ana painting IN
snd Coz eSteor painting o. the Custom House
bidder. ssss ,hs nn%bc, Of versing
M Nd. e. esnsfses naaer psnsy Of orfeng elo per dsg
s, oevsa east be accompanied BY certified cheek for
nsr JSxnble 70 the order o the Treasurer OF the
~ whieh viii DO subject forfeiture In
Ihe right 70 reject all bids reserved
issa s sSi E sss:sla ssss2
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II RE RAILWAY.-Tickes Offices, 4ol, sl7.

HE AAlL w ~ 1lCkee oInceS, sun go
sa s 1Ha FACE Ss b SsamSS. I and !sS
81 ga sss
CT ssspus Car ssSrvsSoSs and orders o checking A
sR q Suss eS Ss aaS tine Os
Shamberssf local trains 70 i2s minutes earlier ,r0
SSashss RaastS; sqnSsst a; Hoias'vIil' Tor James
p every day 'Shicago and St. Louis LmIted' solid
S Ss D Das and sPHs and d1 css.
without chsnEs Buffet Sleeping coaches to Cleveland
Sssoa T TI Ea Ss,sSs .ol q
Ba,.!s Creek south Bend and Chicago wns az chang S
sc SS: nj SsS Ei ~ ss:ss
& : sssSs;! ss II ID .S = "a is
Rp.hSSto' sac s; 4 ssG siss s So =
6:s7S, 64S, g. sIS, 80 $50 g 10 80 u o M
l S$. H. ST. ji Ss s.S5 SS se Silk
IT, f' SS s9Tso s ST. o Y "a ~
IS - i ~ rs ~ .s: sss
sS so g. ssss $50 50 u ]: sols id,
g IL 3D. 70 49, e e ts9 49, 4:
raseas. rs, :ssS. D 10 30 a l. sas 4, $50
Goshen, I as, 2 s2s. o, 1850 a. nj I. $3.50. t:so
MSdsesws6. 'is5 TiS2S. 0. 1880 m. 1, leo. 4;sc
sunday local trsss main line. AS s:ia 1890 a.
rsprsss trains from The west arrive in YewYork ssa
10 n M 5:S5 OBS D
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF N. J. DIVISION.
Englcwood and Tcnapy-5IS Q. Z z 80, s;1A 9aA
S;as ioaS, II ;so i2JS. Las, 20 s;s9
t;H2hA g. go a.. oio7s' eas. 8. 1880 III SUB
Iss sss i. sss IT. e sa
Send - esnta In postage g Gsat psssr Agent ~
"s NJ y Mu hSPas Wlsa '0SA Z F. FARMER.
Gsai saD's - Gsns.s fs.ssasss xssaA
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Jnsirurtiou
Roy. nnd young Mon. .CountrY.

TRINITY COLLEGE, Hartford Conn., Admission ex:
Il smlnations IN Newly win be held June "a 20
and 90, at Berkeley School No. East 4tthsLl CITY;
For particulars apply 70 FRANKLIN II. FOWLER $50
West 65th-st.
WORCESTER ACADEMY. 55th year. Thorough .Ig,i Ts
w parSuon for College and Scientific School. OsIsn
admits 70 Brown, Colby Cornell. Dartmouth Man,ou
Vasssr, Wellesley, Wans-and 70 Annie st IN aa55
Admirable new building equipped with laoorntoes ana
gymnasium: dormitores Attractive, homoEs; web beaptifu
ventilated, heated by steam. Gfounos Nee
d. W. ABERcROMBIE. A. NJ. Prn., Worcester 'A"''
For Born sexes-Country.
DoCKLANp COLLEGE. Nyaok.on. the Hudson. Open
II for sumner pupils. June 20 sena to pp,tEncirsf No.
Miscellaneous
WY ANTrn To RENT on BUY.-A private doy and
w sboat din, s1boo for boys Must be noar Eew'Iork
City and wen located Only good school VIII ~ IN
sdsred Address giving full particulars W. ~ hi-''
16 Astor Place New.York.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny THE
TRAINS FOR THE WEST

TRAINS kOR IhE WEST. 80
IN. G ssls sas AZ Wy e. ]. as sls.ss -
s sse Gi5 S e a S.s sy a o
a m Fas. Line, with Pullman yss.sbuIs par,er s1
sss ns o1: Rsas Sss iS% 81 s. s 81
sIeep, saturday, q, Chicago and Ito TSsas
H. %ssss Louis daily sissS ss's
III: !: F:Ss MIN ssass s ysf R ss s:
20: SlSSSs h?ss aaSsR e c z, ssas
tssss's - Ss
TAs.5 Fs SsF hs.V
s.y sJssD; ma spadsny e binns .!s ssSisss
sS T SS an9f 30 az n n re S
Il N 90 4 "a 3 d si; n
S2aa e, g. N .as ss q e
HiR &Sg @ 81 GS .Ss h5 S.2' oS S I'd VOC
ssAseH rQ ass.g "a HSE, .ns
s apasS n neon aad iG 20 md a. G SO. g
'': g s: Ra Ss?t Y $sSzS't SssssS:
train. at Jersey ciy, stordins speedy and difsci
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
FOR PR1LADELPIiiA, Express Trains leave New. York
via DesbEesses and cortsndt Street Ferries as fol1ws
VIZ 8 SaS I'd W 8 nf
s:sS 500 90 70 sSo sna 90 p "a =, e 8
D. N. Sundays Express 90 6;l6 Q 100 10 Limited,
and 10 a. IN, $3.50. 4. =; 30, s. e:S0 and p m, and
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily. except sunday at 90
ana and t 80 D. m on Sundays connect TSen.os
Ticket onices Nos l. t35 $40 and s44 Broadway, 1
Lsor House and foot OF Desbrosses and Cordanft
Court 81 and Brooklyn Annex Station OF Fultons
brooklyn IS Hud.ons;t HSooken station. Jersey ciSl
The New.York Transfer Company will call for ana
S on AS - PUGH j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSs'r Agent
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, y, y. JuNE g,
VI 1850 sea- cd proposals., IN tnpIcate, subject 1
usual conditions, viii be received until 10 NJ juno II.
iSs9 fof tho printing foI Division
6urin- the nscal ending June 80 1890 Al Information
can had a. this onlcc The $ rsTI, nc nghI , 20
p6ssis should be marked "Prop0tals for PrnurZ ann
addrrssed undersigned; j. ii. LORD captain ana
Assistant Quartermaster. y. =. a.
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NJ Ew-YORK CITY. MAY 9TH. 1899

NJ EW-YORK CITY, MAY 9Th, 1889
~ Proposals for stationery and miscellaneous aFcl's,
tsscIed proposals n lrplica subject 20 ne g,nai
ocock tn IL 1853. which tline and place t"y
Will opened ia the presence Of bidders Tor shiny
supplies aud rendering services indicated for the Recruit
ina seryiee u 5. Army daring y. naea yea, ending
and miscellaneous articles. such - h1fdWie ard hou.c-
furnishing goods and waving articles Of coup
age will given articles OF otnrs-c
production or mluuiature conditions Of quality and price
Including IN price Of foreign productions tho duty
theTeonl being equal The GovcInmr rsftgn NE Ignt
ton a. 70 bidding, etc will be furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals shoTlf h. naikrl ro.
r0ss stationery and addressed N Snp"r n"nd'nt
Recruiting Service Room 81 Army BuhinR' 80 whitehall
sfrr Now CITY.
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IAN. YORK DEPOT or THE QUARTER.

~ MASTERS DEPARTMENT, Army bulldii,E,
whitehall st New.York CIty. NAV 10. 1889 -sesl.d
nropossls in tfipcat subject usuAl conditions VII -
received here until Il O'Clock n June II iss9 ard then
furnishing This dCpot a." Quaft"rus-tr
stores. such stationery, rsyanited iron bucket Tar
Fcls coal hods sheet lrur, tools white rad oils sine
&c sp~cned en- srkc4uls n be and had a. tbs
once BID. for delivery paints viii also b" cntef.
iainei Tho L. 4. tho fighi % reject any
al proposals. past inrrSf or % aeeopI - ma
D. most hdyantnGcOus u tie department. Preference
viii b. given 10 articles Of d"nS.uc Production 81 uu
conditions Of quality and price tlncuding In e
price foreign productions aud mauuacGre' the duty
tLereoni bong eQusl. EnvrUTes oHntiaing proposals
khUud b. marked PrJpOsals for QuatfnnstnT'' Stores
u opened Juno II, lSs0" and Ahtfessed 20 }. [.
CHANDLER. deputy art"rmast.T-,,cnsral. u b A.
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Gtedmbodl5

IBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
"A ssamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier Al, N. r. foot CGnA-st a. D. IN daily lSunoSs
excepted. Electric lights In all roomS
A LBANY Catsltill, Hudson and Stuyyesant
~ Take the elegant steamboat Colt from Canal Sc
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS at p m FAR soc:
A-FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, GRAMS
"A TONS West Point and Highland Falls, COrnM an,
NewburFh Marlboro. Milton, PogghSeepsg WesL PnIs'
and EAnpuh connecting with ULSTER and DELAWARE,
stony Glove CataE Mountain and Ka4terskl Rail.
roads The steamer JAMES w. BALDWIN leaves foot
HARRISON street pier - oldl MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS md FRlDAYh az .. m
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Gearhers.

. Nrp,c.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERg AGENCY
A supplies PrOiessorS Tesehsrs Tutors nS 20
&c. e SSuTssei ToGNG.F6LToN % Union Square.
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign sS2 IPSI
n g.. al hranshes in all localities no charge 1EhSh'
Fps wINTED; fee for rcgisttauoni FORM iot stamp
r. y AVERY, American School Bureau west A9'h-sN'
N. Y. -,
a TTTTORs Governesses, Professors, Teachers, AL
A. branches supplied schools AID families
cSn1YyRIERE 81 East 17ths bet 4hsye and Broadway
n RocKWIY7s TEACHERS AGENCY (fOrmolly Chi.
Seso, ,prlIes superior teachers for schops colleges
"a SrSmiiieA Mrs. L. FREEMAN'BROCkWAR. u
Wet 2Sd.sL Recommends schools 20 parents
CCHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS, AGENCY.
- oldest and best known in u 3. Established 1850
8 East i4th.st., N. Y.
Y,TE UNIoN TEACHERS AGENCY tEstabliShed
fSsn) provides schools with teachers teachers with
nodtionS w. D. KERR. 10 Astor Place, n. Y
yXToMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ttor
w both eexesl supplies profesors toaehor govefnesseA
musicans housekeepers companions, ehAperones Sc 70
soiieres schools and families also bookksepers EenoEr%
nhers and oOpyists 10 business hrmS -.
DH Ma % K CTILVER- 900 5th-ava.. Eew.York City.
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Railroads.

NEW LINE To r-,,onr
VIA CENTRAL X r. OF EEw.JEKSEY
and r RRttLtTTi4 on N AHD ONO 4. r.
e0hip PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NeNJersey.
foot Llberty.sL, North River.
EOT Washington ana D,issm more 80 a. m. II 4. N
Gs s SOP STOP .s dGesef and Wilmington except sas
p For To- philadelphia sA 7A6 80 80 II a. M 80.
80. . 80 a. N / 80. $50 sIS. g. $50 p m II
and Paror car seats can be procured at a. H.
20i as 9ii. LILO, 1923 Broadway 7SI 6h'aye3 2o4
west lo5sh,t is2 East l2Stas' HsT YORK. Court
New.York Transfer Company win call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y, c. 4
s ca a'i from loot foot Of jey:st cSysso Deac
aoq IS D S aono canada I"i Ea Nssa
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Annex once, foot Of Fulton;s! Eow.York Gg-2Ii 1903
rs w and isS na wss s Of ws
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
General Passenger Agent, 5VaRder5lit.avs.. N. r