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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

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PERSONAL.
Z A sHBRoOR q WHITE 22a FRONT sT pay
"a highest cash prices for Hides, Fun and Wool
pUY YOUR GASOLINE Ann OIL SHOWS A;
- Hl1zfELDs, 2aJ Second st.
~ RANOLITHE PAVEMENTs, BRICK WORK
VI cisterns, etc, at bottom prices Leave order
~ u J. Uaham's $40 Trout street OF telephon,
No soo NJ residence. TliOS CUBBtNS
HAvE YOUR MATTRESSES RENOVATED ny
II MIS-. Jno. Clavin, i27 Vance ST. telephone ora
d III IDEs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid scHElBLER 4 CO. 209 Main st
7 GAVE YOUR HORSE AND BUY A CbLDwGTER
- road cart Easy on horse and man.
VIM BENJEs, 100 Front street
RtsAL I,TAIE AGFSrt
A Lien & FINLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENrs
"a aud brokers. 10 Madison street
~ GOODWIN a HEARD REAL ESTATE AGEYTa
" brokers and collectors No. Madison street
II l. GUIoN. REAL ESTATE AGENT
II. 10 Madison street,
IL ATCHErT. RICE 4 co. REAL ESTATE AND
II lnsufance Agents, 2as Main It. Memphis
I ouDoS 4 CRoFToN, REAL ESTATE AND
II Insurance Agents 3j5 Main street
NJ NJ. GILCHRlsT q CO. REAL ESTATE
4Nl. Agents. Masonic Temple
ID l. GoYER& co, RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
~. aud Btokcrs No q Mndison street
ID J.BLACK a 90, REAL ESTATE AGEgTs,
IL. y Madison street
U'HE CONAwAY REAL Estate AGENCY. -
l. Main street Established 1874
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uousEs TO Lrr.
CoTTAGE-NICE AND NIsw. MAR STREET.
y cars. siH MONS pantry, closets. etc. Large
lari. SO per mouth. HuNsDON CARY.
nEslRABLE DOUBLE FRONT oFFlcE. sEC
IL oud loor. - second street Also two sleeping.
rooms Apply 10 }. w X. BROWNE.
FURNISHED HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS. CARR.
~ age house, stables, etc. Large yard. Posses
sion given Immediately. Good noighbufhood. APP
ply az no "a college avenue!
n GOD HOUSE, FINE TRAIT LAND, CHEAP,
VI near White station. Apply NJ % Market A.
uousE, TMO.sIORY FRAME. CONTAINING
II nine roomS, with lage shady yard No. gl1
lontotoc street. between Wellington aud Lauder.
dale. Apply No. $50 Vance street
uOTET.-CORNER MAIN Ann BROADwAY
II and other houses L. -. Eaton, 20 second 81
NICELY FURNISHED BROOM COTTAGE
~ good ncighb0rhood: all tho convenience.
including bath. near Htusct cars. Address PllO.
ftssoR. care Appeal
GloRE AND DwELLiN6 COMBINED 40. s
- Marshall avenue Apply nt - Jones avenue
THoMAs AVENUE COTTAGES ROOMS. GOOD
L cisiern, shade trees. Apply at seventh houss
ON Randolph road.
fIMOr1OY HOUsE Of CDitNkit OH KEEL
aud fliih sirct Chelsea Call at above addrca
y MN skOOA HOUSES. COR srH AsD uAiNA5
y sA bpcf month Appiym.
tS1 HERNANDO sTREET. MAR LINDEN.
lDf rooms
~ Orleans sirc.i, near Adams rooms
2l's. 20 aud ~ Washington street. near illgh,s
MONS each.
= Marshall avenue. rooms
hrolduHy. block c'st Of Mississippi avenue
2umCUs, ~ Madison street
90 Mississippi avenue. roumN
W bclaNun avenue 3 rpumA
~ Linden street. rooms
- fernando street
10 Madison strcyt coal yard aud oiIice.
~ Main stfvet coal yard.
81 hc-uin street D ruuma
HOUSE, Poplar street near hflckyari
Store cellar and rooms corner Main and Vance
streets
W. 4. wnEATLEY. ~ Main Street
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Foh cleansing preserving and bcantlfyinr
your teeth and gums use longs Pearl Tootb
Soap. Used and Endorsed Ny Tie medical
yrsscEsion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
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BAKERS Norwegian COD Liver on" Il pnrs ps
commended aud prescribed by bcst phyciins
JNO. G. BAKER Co, Philadelphia
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/ WELLKHOWH COMBINATION HORSE

VIII lie naficd M Joe nnnrlnfs Aphl 90
becuro Your Chance
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HON ES!


% Per Front Foot, 5Oxi0e, IL Minutes Out,
500 s-3 Cash, balance L and . Years.
% Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Minutes ONT.
Ia Cash, balance 1 and Years.
sib Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Per Cent.
Cash, Balance ~ Months, High and
Bo"utifuii IL Minutes Out, Gas and
Water.
$40 Per Front Foot. $3.50 Cash, balance as
Long rs You Please 3 Minutes out,
Gas and Water
$50 Per Front Foot. ioOSioO. q Minute.
Quit Gas aud waterI Fashionable Nclgh-
borhood.
$50 Per Front Foot, i5Os3i7, Majestic
shades Gas and watori Fashionable
Ncighborhood.
5000 Per Acre, Acres, High and Healthy,
IL Minutes out.
$1,000 Per Acre. 4Acrcs High aud Healthy,
10 Minutes Out.
$500 Per Acre. ala Acres, High and
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
$3.50 Per Acre. n Acres, High aud Healthy,
aa Minutes Out
$500 Per Acre, ~ Acres. High aud Healthy,
20 Minutes out,
$4,000. Bcnutiful Residence, ~ i.2 Acres.
10 Minutcs Out.
re- Don't Fail TO Look at My bargains. They
Aro All Good.
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Tue.day, Ami 0. rrosImo.
Ordor of Duplication.

between the houn VI 10 o'cloci am. and pm.
] A uMuTUt f.aHIUf
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ron SAT- oR RIM
Bank of Commerce.

Mrvrius Tenn. March .. lisa
The annual election Tor ulrtt1r of this iiauk
Will be held al the banking house on
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DLACK COW. Win WHITE STRIPS UN
ID shoulders, Wide hofna Win Young calf. Re-
turn ~ J. ~. ROGERS. corner ud Raleigh road
aud hfccdlote avenue. aud be- Wwnfdrd
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


last End Dummy Line.
Ariivos and Departs ffum Cot lhld aud MourOo
ttfUota
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ai.s,iIs "a "a

- .Hs,-s ..., ,siisy D. tt. g.. -. Z. q " ~
irayes Arrives
syicksburs " ioooan svietsbursFt TOO IA
~ u. last Msu ta1pm ~ % Fasi Mall ai3A m
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The wheat market on saturday at tho Produce
Exchange was without feature activity and tho
little business that was done of purely local
professional character Cable adviccs came In unex-
pecedly strong and with buying by the shorts,
served stiffon prices. 1t Saturday MARKET
however, and changes light and infreqncnt
The result OF tho dealings advance oil l-4"oo
cent all around Tho arrivals at the seaooarn sho"eo
some increase, whilo interior points they wore
moderate particularly Of winur Tho volume vi
dealings fell below 100000 bushels. Tho creator
portion Of the interest st centred on December ana
May
Closing figures showed net gains Of sS cent on
october at 90 3d. on November at 90 7s, on Deem
Der at s41s and on May a. 80 90 cents, and OF LIZ
cent on January at 90 3-s cents. February was
quoted at SO 3s March at 81 3-s and April at SO 2
cents.
Spot wheat was I-491-e cent better. and quiet
Nothing was done for export.
Corn advanced on a scarcity OF spot STOCK receipts
continuing TO nun light, while the export inquiry 10
mains fair ovor 100000 bushels beng taken. options
closed from 1sa1-2 cent up, as follows OCTOBER at
40 IA, November at 40 IL, December at 81 Ia, Jan
uary at IL SO and May at ~ cents
oats were shade higher all around, with moderate
trading Net gains were recorded Of Is cent on
November at % IL, on January at 90 80 and on
Nav al q "a cents; October remained unchanged
at % IA cents while December fell of So cent at
Lard was steady all around, closing as follows
October, So 10; November, So "a DecemDer 20 % :
January SO 30 February, so "a, and March, SO Al.
The receipts OF grain and Hour roporteo on SaCIr
dag follows At New YORK bai,iG ne aIu
els; oats, II3 960 bushels total grain, 4o2I40
bushels; -four 40,35s packages; Al MiIwanHee ana
corn. SO. $50 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; total
grain Il . $40 bushels; -four, 64lo barrels
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Chicago Oct p (SpeciaD.-It was not an easy hns
10 decide at close yesterday who were the oe'er
pleased with the wheat market, the bulls or inc pears
The price most session little over frdhy
close a. one moment = but at the last inc
figures were simply shade better than yesterdays III
was like continuation OF fridays contest, Lindoom
the big buyer yesterday being the most prominent OH
that side and Hutchinson the big seller Oh Friday nSh
being the most active the same side yesterday Inc
most influential DIT Of news on the ho"r
was an English cable which said tha'
Sir william Lewis, the agricultural authority
over there reduced estimate OF tho wheat crop OF ohe
United Kingdom from $1,000 900 100000 bushels
The estimates Of the visible supply put the increase for
for Monday a. 100000 bushels. Corn was trihe
der being likely 70 stop the movement
and impair the grading May opened AZ 33. and closed
at 33h 1884,. oats closed just where they did on Friday
oIl, for May The pork deal continues to absorb the
ntcres. in the provision crowd The packers are now sad
70 be delivering pork at the rate Of 5000 barrels
day. Hutchinson q considerable early buyer the
packers being the sellers. october opened at elO gu
and closed at $40 75 Tho clique was said 10 be trading
both ways in November for the purpose presumably or
cnyening the deal opened at 90 IS. and closed at
80 CO. On the curb December wheat cold at sONGSOia
copt
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

v FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT.,, NORTH RIVER
Time Table VI October 5, 1889
100 a. M. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wikesbarre and Scranton. Reading Harrisburg.
100 a. for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem, Allen
town and Msuch Chunk
:45 a. m, FOR Pennington, Lake Hopatcong Easton.
Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Scrsn.
ton, Reading. Harrisburg, Potsvie Tamaqua Shamokn.
'So D. nv for Pennington Easton Bethlehem Allen
town. Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, Pottsve e:o
3 AS p. m. for Esston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarre. Scranton Tamaqua Sbamokn.
80 p IN. for Pennington Lake lIOpatcong, Easton.
100 and 80 y. m. for Somerville and Pennington.
:45 p. m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Read ng. Harrisburg etc. on Sundays at 80
900 a m. Sundays, for Easton; =,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury PARK. ocean Grove
and Point Pleasant. 00 Is IL Is m, 100. 80.
100 80 % 10 p m sundays oo 20 Sua n P, sum
II a M oo $$S 49, M Sundays a. 20 M
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat, 4; 100, 8 rs
For Atlantic tai g cyy Vneland and BrdgctOn 100 m
For Perth Amboy. 100 90 s:15 10 30 II rs a. M.
100. 100, 80. 4:45 80 G:i0 80 D. m. Sundays.
100, 9 100 a. m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
VIA Central r. r. New-Jersey, Philadelphia and Read
ing r. r. and Baltimore and Ohio I. r. leave foot OF
E m Ps sd 3D. s 9f 20 Co. 4S 80 $50
D. m. SUNDAYS. 80. 80 a. M, 80 2:So. sIa.
"a For Baltimore re- md Washington daily IL 90
except Sunday a. m 80 30 so 9:99 I2 lay ~ M
80. 70 90 p m: have connection for Reading Harris
415 oi4 TITO LA 1913 BrosdSay 7$7 Sei West
l2jth-st 1874 East l25thst., NewYork CoufNs@' ooo
Ro TaSs comPSHy win call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running Us

DINING CAR II ROUGH TO CHICAGO.
300 p. NJ. 600 r. NJ. 80 P. NJ.
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND Each
TRAIN RUNS Through TO CHICAGO WIrhoof
or ANY CLASS OF OF. CAi's Broadway ,sss
sOItTS Bay Place c6am6es ana west 23d effs
Nsy Wa2 SS5 corne Newark and Hudson SIS 10
Sosn enG New & JEy C nSd o %S for ssekas
aud transfer OF baggage b. obtained Express trans
bers.st local trains ) to i2Ls minutes earlier
a. m Every Day, Day Express, pullman Buffet pn"ns'
M Every DAY. Se% Vcstlbued Limited via Melville,
3S Da ANA cS aiS raats f b1s sspHS
Car' 20 Chicago vi thou chang also pqlmaa Louis
ssspN&53 ENTRh ( JTfSRGf foE F1sr TINE
rs Eifs 5 Rs S SaI F5fs R cH va soa
9SI1e an n 9gSs SSpr, esS5E gar 70 Buffalo aud
pullman Wcstbusd cSnaftmepr car g Rochester sca
$50 q b 6yeTy oa Day G aad hs
o,s Sa,s q fsS9So gi'12n' 10 SAf?s S73
ia5565 s o5G 5'S7S g. 49, 80. us s5 % Is
l9 $50 80 81 3 10 49, "a -
ra;saj IS 81; t. Ss a g S' si'' ''is;;
S43 g. S5F s IT, 5 rs ID $50 49, 80 O.
xs 10 o nd ID patterson. Ncg ,as sS Sn go S2
So, 10 i :sg 3 ps g. &c. S:2ss' 50 10 u
Ri5Ys5@al g. 81 8 s. 8 g S & go
s's. S4 ~ 3 ) 50 70 % 5' ss@
u I9e rs Q. 1850 a. m. l. Si5. d. 80 $780,
NJ. as. 7;4s o. 10 80 !, $50 PARTLY.
80. 80 2.SV d main line As Sis, 10 80
sunday ocSa ~ 10 u m Express trains from we"
,S :A end g%, ' rs rSd 10 BPIy II
p 'H3 5 S, Ei j. ~;
Az, ,s:Es rs g. 80 itoss IS saa saS "a So
Yysck '9d SPS "a :65s. 80 So5S q s. 1880 IL
suniayS Sis, 80. 80 a. 80 la Agent for
.. sS~h"rbsn Homes with local timetabes,,,rp
W. General supt General Passenger Asea"
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Q #. LOUIS via THE WABASH kVU n, rsiss nag.
- The only through ssePins .saS e 70 ~ AZ d,y
Via the New York Central Michigan S entns IN n, Louis
Ralfoads-dnlng toi s mesls-s,fi n1on Depot s.
Ioui. toT ali points West and southwest MeoIBfs
sseS'n ssa,s, Eas,cn AGENT 1928 Broadway ~ y
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NETWORK
a TRlDUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT TIE
i-PTOWN OFFICES. No. T. e29 broadway corner Thirty
hrstst until . , m. $50 Broadway, between Twenty.
second and Twenty third s'A until 8 D. 27O West
lweniy. thifd.st corner Eighth.ave. l5o SiNth.ave
1853 Fourth ave. corner fouteenth.st 7Go Thlr-syc
corner Forty. seyenth.st 1925 Thirlaye Sixty,
nrstst i,1os Firstaye 100 West Forty second-st
Ninth.av and SlXtyeghths St, and 90 Llbery.st and
the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East one. hundred.ah
twenty. pfihs-. W 70 n M. at regular onics TateA
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortland, and
Desi rgsAeS a. follows "'N
a. M for slatinron aud intermediate points
a NJ. for Geneva. Lyons. Enira, Rochesef Ruooi.
and The West aud principal local points chair ear ..
IVOns and Pullman 20 Suspension Bridge. 81 !"
III a N FOR Elmifa aud intern edate points. Chair
ear 70 Mauch Chunck. N'''r
D. M ioT Tunkhannock end Intermediate no,,.
Chair Ger 10 Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg,
40 D. m for TlInra and principal Intermediate mint.
Chair car " l.. B Junction aud Pullman slee7efs 10
Chicago
10 o. m. for SlatiDgton and lnteTneiiate points
40 D. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate to,,.
CONNECTION 10 Reading and Hsrnsburg,
D. N Geneva. LYONS Ehnira Rochester Run,io
and the West. pullman deeDers Lyons Suspensjoo
Bridge. ~"
y. FOR all points Ia Mshsnoy and Hazletnn
SUNDAY TRAINS
q. for Mauch Chunk. HazlctOn and Intermediate
ponts
40 p m. for Nsuch Chunk and Intermediate pontA
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmip. Rochester, Bunals
and tie West Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern onice. cs5 Broadway.
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New Publications.
NEW EMPIRES IN THE NORTHWEST.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 8.

TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 8.
THE RESOURCES PROGRESS, INDUSTRIAL DE
vFIOPMENT AND PROSPERITY OF FOUR GREAT
COMMoNwEALTHS THE SERIES OF BRILLIANT
LETTERS WHICH HAVE APPEARED FROM TIME
TO TINE IN THE TRIBUNE. REPRINTED IN
PAMPHLET FORM.
These articles form complete and graphic description
OF the Industrial conditions which confront the settler
The Trbunes correspondent has travelled ali the
New West and in addition wonderful array Of facts
offers bits Of description by turns VIVID pathetic and
amusing. - o. . ,,
The complete account of the new States yet issued
Price. 25 cents postpaid. Address
THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK.
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Railroads.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c, g
w II. r. L. r. Co... Ies-ee-rraas leave West 12a.st
from loot Of !ay,st' NJ x; chicago Detroit. London.
- IL IS Il D. m Toronto. 8 ;55 M. 10 ~ ~ M
MoItseal Ca.9da East > u y. n Niagao bali, Syia
a. No.. 3 10. .s:l5 D. IN. and a. II 80 NJ for Utica
oply). Kingston, Saugertlcs Catskin. ALBANY 1
= Is 20 SO aj II 80 and 81 a. . rs - 10 u M
Newburg. 10 Is a. NJ rs, y ;S5. % 80 III As
Slecping Cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Drtiot
Ctif,ro AID St Louis. sD1Y. : Daily cXeent SAM
DAYS Other trains daily except Sundays "a y LAY,
Jersey City =. r. X. station all 20 q 40 D. NJ
Hobo ken West Shore Station all PC a. H.. :4g n m
For tickets timetable, information apply at osiccs:
pookIvn-933 WASHINGTON st. 726 FultOn.-' Annoy 0ec
loot u FutOns New YORK Ciy-l.27l 1853 Isl and 40
B,oadway. 1872 Bowery - Park Place 0a West iojtb
Shore stations foot OF West 4od..t
~ Jsvst r. Wcstrors Express calls for and che,
baSc,ga from hotels and residences G. r. IkNIpI'p,r
Geun-al Passene GER Agcnt VandcrbIltave. n Y'-.l'
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Drp Gooos

~ pEClAL inducements FOR Cash Buyers
> Extensive assortment carpetlEgs rugs ,nsttings
fancy furniture druggvts ar sqlaies hassoekS Ole
ANDREW LEsTERS SONS IAl bfoadwaY
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Ta.t FxpTcss Trains, via PHILADELPHIA 70
10" RkiTINORE WASHINGTON

oINcfNNATI, 81 LOUIS AND CHIbAGo
pTTiLiIlMiHN Oar. SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEw:YoRk foot Of Ilbesyst, a. follows
For Far 6CilN6 }iNN n, sE toGiS siSo 90 M
A. M, so p. m, $50 p M rs p N, 800 y. N
II 100 midnight sunday 5 no m, l 80 2'So $40
Hn trains stop At Chester Wilmington except 10
No, tickets ana Pullman Oar Space cali a. D = o.
Tieket Onites, 81, 2Bl AIS and LAO Bpadway or ~
station foot o. Liberty.sL -
New.York Transfer Company viii ean for and check
baggare from hotel OF eddenee - ,,,,,
j. II ODELI. CuAS. %, SNul'it
General Manager. Gsnr pass Agent
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'Washing on Lime.d Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars
daily. except sunday 10 NJ arrive washington ;0o
Car at 40 D. arrive Washington II D. regQ.
lar express 10 -. & 90 and s 80 a. m, 100.
Sunday. oO. G15 ard 90 a. m, $3.50. 40 and
8 90 D. m, and II rs night For points on Cbesa-
peake and Ohio Railway ana Cincinnati Seepers DIM
Ing Car. and Coaches through. 80 p. m daily.
For Atlantic CITY 90 Through Car, and 0Q( ..
weeEdays. For Cape May, 200 p; m. weekday
For Long Branch Point Pleasant, and intermediate sta
tions, via Railway and Amboy. 80, o 10 a. M, 10 M
noon. 20 and 3 10 p. M on sunday 9Ao a. m
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New;Y0rk, PHILADELPHIA
and Bsy Line 2 200 .. m weekdays.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through rains
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave as follows :
rs. 6:-0. 20, 90, 80, % Chicago Limited,
with Dining Car and 10 Washington Limited and IL 90
O. m. II 30 100. 100. 90. 30 100, 30. 00
600, $50, 90 and 100 M and -; rs night 40
cOmmOdatOn II 10 a. m, 40 and 100 p. m sundays,
Express, 90, 0;lS, . 100 % Limited and 10 a. m,
80. a. 30, 5, 30 5, and D. M. and II 10 night
Trains leaving New.YOrk daily except saturday at g. o
$50 on sundays CONNECT at Trenton ot9 Tor Camden
Astor House and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland ss
Court.st and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF FulDn,
Booklyn IS Hud.onst. HobOken Station, Jersey City
Emigrant Ticket Office, Castle Garden.
The New-YoTk Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CIIAS r. PUGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Proposals.

PROFESSIONALLY, ND. October 4, 1859.
81 seeded proposals. IA tupACap, subject 70 u-laI CON
drons. win be received here gnll u o'clock N; 9e@-
sso Tor furnishing nc O. NJ Depot here L900 oin,s
ia ge1 10 oCO shelter Toa. pas PresrensSe Wll
Conditions Of quality and prize, ncudna 10 the price Of
productions manufacturer he duty theicohl
Icing equal Government reserves right 70 eiest any 81,
t1ropo.alA aud receipt The whO!" any portion OF
10 afielc. bid fOF. All INFORMATION furnished npoa az.
,jcatior u this Office Envelopes containing proposals
s"s" and addressed TO HENRY c. HODGES. Assistant
eneIa U. ). Army ID pot QuateFmaster
ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES Of
Il LightHouse Inspector, Third District Tompkinsye.
" Y October "a 1889 (POstonice Box 2.i2S New-York
proposals will BE- received at this once until
/ ~ clock d. m Tuesday. the 9th day Of November
1850 Tor furnishing supplies Tor the LishtIouse Esab
iisbuent The supplies needed consist Of eighteen lots
embracing respectively blocks brushes chlmneys. dry
goods engineers stores flags and bunting hardware and
Tools lamps and lanterns lumber paints oils. ETC. ship
chan1ory SOAP tnware, wicks, windowgass, wood anu
willow ware and misee, ane?us articles all Of which are
enumerated tho Specifications attached 10 the form OF
bid which may be obtained application 70 this ONCE
Contracts will be awarded entire numbered lets and
each stem In tho miscellaneous lot. Tho hight IL
served reject any all bids 70 strike out any Item or
items the Specifications. and 70 waive any defects
FRED'K RODGERS, Commander. U. s. ~. Lighthouse
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obstruction.

Bows and Young Men-Country.
CHOICE scHooL-Shorlage Med, Aesdsmy c fof
n boys and young men sW WILL penn 1near PM.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE; military boarding ff1oPps
a While Plains. n Y PRINCIPAL " ~
rprrUoTp INSTITUTE, Freehold ~ j. ION year
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and classical cosrssA - -,
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&C.. address ,ouy CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal
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begins September j dssh h. ISL TSffYfpEN. ~ A. n B.
fesfskd AKL ( fxs9R a f. Sa''Sx Principal
1ITYsLEYAN ACADEMY Of the haltdozen hes
The nsTment ~ sol in advance win cover ORDINARY atSn
board washing and heating iof t9e isi sTEf,IT
Principal wilbr,ham. Mass
For Both Sexes-Country.
~ ocKLANp COLLEGE, Nyack-on the. Hudson Both
IL Sexes Enter At any lime send for Catalogue
''N' w IT, BANNISrER. A. NJ, Principal.
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A GENTS WANTED-Handy Vegetable Pcccr new ana
durable: nav. ger cent for handling circuiars
free y saurI- by mall 10 cents. PRATT MANUFhCTJiP'
ING Co BOX Q 7G7. Boston. Mas
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DIRIHANE OF BROkEN STONE.-Lnoi-
! HssF oG sr.yo y; Amy GGsom Ge Amy
S SpI%1i prop .oi'. e ipe1& Sn be ra iSfS
a ~ MONDAY November II 1899 for the pur nb9n.
Of 30 cubic yards more or les. o, broken stone cy
ov,tsd ftom through Dvcgmans Meadow on ~
Inc n the lGse River Impty"ment, aud stored on Inc
Woadow near Spuvrru nuyvl Cgc'k. For SpacGcations
flank forms AID n Information aupy o. the uaderSiFn"1
r +, GILLESPIE. ~ Col. Corps 81 Engineers
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500 =. M-The scenic train for the West tbs
Alleghanes aud through the COnemaugh Valley in
the morning. ulmau Vestbule Buffet sleeping Car.
Ncw.YOFk 10 Chicago, NeW-lOrk " PittsburR, New.
YORK TO Roanoke, via the Shenandoah Valley Con.
Regions, Cleveland. and Columbus except Saturday.
For Lebanon. 90 a. m, 90 D. M, and II l5 night
For NorrstOwn, PhoenXyile. Pottstown and Reading.
8 100. II 90 a M. 90. 200, and 80 y. N. Sun'
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For Boys and Young Aen-Country.
"A BOYS HOME."-The Institute Newton. N j. 800
"A feet elevation pure air. kealthful bone-li com
pete thorough elementary academic classical commsf'
Far. physica1 culture riding taught; saddle ponies
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TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Desbrosses and
Corsland sts, affordiug pnssengersa Grand View Of
the Harbor the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge, Gov.
ernors Island, and the statue OF Liberty, fosws