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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-20
DYSPEPSIA CURED
csntAur I.inlmsnt.

CsntAar Ltnimrnt.
IN rs i no psin whieh The Cen
tsur Eminent wiI not relieve, no
VI swelling il wilt not suhdas and no
kYH lamouess which IL viii not cure
T1T& This is strong language, but il is
--1sz!G.--trae. Il has pfodasod more cures
rytVvu Of rheumatism neuralgia, lock
jaw. ualsy sprans swellipgs, cAked brcas's scalds
burns ssl,.rheum, ear Gehe. &c,upon the human
frame And Of s,rsins, spavin. gals, Sc. upon mi.
mAis ID one gear than have al Other pretended
remedies since the world began, II lie counter
riant al 40 healing pain relieyer. CHppier
throw away their erutches, the lame walk, pois-
ouous bites are rendered harmless aud the
woun cd are healed without a scar, Il is 10
humbug. Thevceipeig published around each
bottle. II is selling as no article ever before
sold, and IS sells because It does just wha il pre-
tends to do. Thoso who nov suffer from Theu-
mstism, pain or swelling deserve 10 sufer II they
sill not use Ceutaur Luiment More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures, including frozea
limbs, eA ouic-rheumatism, govt, running tu-
mors, &c, have been received. We viii send
circular containing cerudoates, the recipe, dc.
grsls, 10 any one requesting It, 0ae bottle Of
the yellow wrapper CeHtaur Lniment is worth
one hundred dollars 10 sprained or sweenied
horses and mules, or for serew-worm IN sheep.
stock-osners- Imminent ID worth your atten-
ton, No family should be without Centaur
Eminent ssld by all Druggists. 20 cents per
bottle; large bottles. 81 90. J. II. RosE 4 Co.
81 Broadway, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-20

CAsroRIA lie more than substitute for Castor
Oil. II is the on safe article 10 existence which
is certain to Assimlste the food, regulate the
bowels, c re wilma. collie and produce natural
sleep. Il contains neither minerals, morphine
on alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest 2ljly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-20
Saturday, November %, 1873,

at o'clock, a. M, the following personal prop.
erty viz: Work Horace, two yesr old Colt
3 one year old Colts, l Mare and Sucking Colt
2 Milk Cows, 3 Yearling Cattle, l Calf 20 sheep
Racss, one horse Carriages, one horse Nara
ct Wagons, | one horse Buggy Wagon, two
horse Wagons, OK Carts, 2 Woods Moving Ma
chines, 2 one horse Cutters 80 sheep Hir-e
liakes Corn Shelter / Tanning Mill two
Horse Sleigh, / Fat Hog, also. ploughs, Harrow-,
sap Buckets, aud slargs quantity Of Household
Furniture.
TEHNS:-On all sums less than $40, cash; on
all sums 4 $40 or over, Elk months credit will be
given, il desired on approved notes, payable At
First National Bank Of North Bennington
. OLIVE STANLEY.
JOHN HARMON, Auctioneor.
SALISBURY, Nov. II, 1878. 2
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OoSr FORGET THAT
\ c. TAYLOR.
FACTORY Point, Vt
la. Iast faesrei an slsraai s.ast 90
H0LTBIT GO0DS
tafd a.
Charms. CuH Bottoms. Sets o. Studs,
Fine Sets oi jewellery Gents pius,
Masonic Pins, odd Fellows
Pins .SnyerPocketKnives.
Silver lhimhles.
Bracelets.
aus selection ei
Gold and Silver Rings, Gold Pens
Watches, etc. A large assortment
Of >ilvcr Plated Ware, such as
Table spoons, Dessert
Spoons, Tea Spoons,
Sugar Spoons,
salt Spoons,
Butter Knives, Table Knives Table
Forks. Chidrens' Knives and Forks
A large assortment OF Napkin
Rings, Plated cups, and
other articles usually
kept IN a Jewel
~ store.
All kinds 81 repairing neatly and promptly dome,
WARR4NTED 10 GIVE SATTSTAcTl0A
Ormouey refunded,
y. @, TAILuR
Nearly opposite the Poet ohice
Factory Point Manchester Vt, 30dH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-20

A UCTION.-Thc subscriber will sell
At Public Auction at her residence ~ shafts
bury on the farm formerly owned by Benaiah
Stanley, on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-20
PART hf DAD

nosl ans Chofus-iiaN Long Wit
Thea forstl Ne, Esal
Mu ~.mguds. Mo- staa sd Class.
. nael plAao- M.IdisHg o4Iap. AmAHe.
"a bt thss ~ehuaff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03
FOR THE LADIES.

--Conn ecticut, eating tired with her
SelectmeE. has elected fifteen Selsctwomer.
--Georgia papers bestow the endearing
title of" Colonel " upon Anna Dickinson,
"A Minnesota lover lately captured his
dulcinea, aged fifteen, from her relactant
parents, and drew her to his forest home,
distance of eight miles, ON hand. sled.
There's one kind Of ship always
steer clear Of, said an old bachelor sea-
captain, "and that's court ship cause on
that ship there's always tRo mates and no
captain"
"A Terre Haste lady teaches in the
public schools during the day, instructe II
class in telegraphy in the evening and
then spends an hour and half each nj ght
In literary composition.
-Who-to be honest for once, oh, vain
and cOnoeited men --can deny that the
cu', the color, the texture, the stylish
set Of dresses has not had everything to
do with the rapture of loves young
DREAM Are not ertain bits of lace
and knots of ribbon as much q part of il
as any smile or sidel ong glance of them
all2 And hath not the long experience
Of the fair taught Dlem that artful dress
is half the virturo Of their spells?-[ How
ellis, i'll May Allan tic.
"A writer who on ght to know--because
if he don't he has no business talking
about it-snys. Girls love their own
stockings better t'han any other article r,i
dress, although hey are the least apr O.
cated. Sitting in their rooms they
will discuss thu ,m for hours. There ia a
sense Of elevs ioA and calm superiority
in wearing q ne unbleached BalbriSgan
that nothing else can give. This seems
the greater rom the fact that no one is
ny the wise r. II partakes of tho atti-
I, 'de OF stern devotion to principle, and
bs ars pre- portiOnate fruit. A dainty
striped sto eking above g trim slipper in
tlt duoes i sal repOse Of soul, and half tho
oh, rms OF crsquet lie in the secret con-
sci' ,uSns' of striped stockings
: Mis- Kate Field is developing into A
phil Ossl her, or something Of TINT sort. A
rece. ut article of hers in the New Yorl,
Tribl If opens thus; " 1t is q great mis-.
take to, have a passion for anything or any
body Passion means downright earnest
ness downright earnestncsS me sus no end
ct i cling no end Of feeling means OK.
press tion oppression ircqueD tly means
hight 'ns,and when you roll up Jour sleeves
and begin to fight, where are your The
indit ,'erent world looks on in wondermen
that any one should be fool enought tc
risk hbroken head for aught in heaven OF
on Arth. If you are victo rious, you are
an nthusiast; and enthusi asm is crime
again st society. If you are beaten, you
deser We to be for startling peoples nerves
and making An idiot of yourself. think
that earnest people ought to be strangled
in their cradles. Then there would be
peact.h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03
THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE

AUSTIN, May 2, 1873.
Special TO the Dallas Herald.
SENATE-The amended act Incorporating
tho town Of Corsicana was passed also, a
supplemental act Incorporating the West
ern Narro- Gauge Railroad, with twelve
sections OF land for the road less than
he7 feet eight inches wide. The Texas
Pacific bill was amended ana passed.
HousE-The special order of the day be-
ing an act to provide for the sale Of lands
heretofore granted for the purpose of edu-
cation, caused long discussion. A sub
Stitute was offered, which was adopted and
referred TO special committee.
A bill passed Incorporating the Hearne,
Bolton and Northwestern Railroad, and
granting land subsidy; also the Beau
mont, Corsicana and Fort Worth Railroad
with land grants.
Nothing else Of interest except private
bills.
The sleeping car on the passenger train,
when near Brenham, last night was
thrown of the track by broken rail
There were nine inmates, all of whom
were more or less injured; none danger
Ously. Among them were: Mr.. McGill, OF
Spence 4 McGill, Austin, who was consid-
Orably bruised; Judge Wood and Sam
Scott, both Of whom were slightly bruised
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03
Associated Press Dispatches TO the Dali
las Daily Herald.

LAVA BEDS, May "A special dispatch
says all the troops have returned. Moth
ing has been heard of Lieut.. Cranston.
The Modoes had large fire dance.
The Warm Spring Indians, during the
excitement of the fight, were fired upon
byt soldiers and compelled to retreat.
The mules have the epizootie.
Four men were found around the body
Of Lieut.. Wright, and eleven around
Maj. Thomas.
New YORK, May 2--Wall street mar
kets continue very dull Gold has neted
lower than yesterday, all sales having
been made at l6S to l6s per cent. On
gold loans rates have been 5, to gold
per annum, aad l-32 per carrying For
elgn exchange is utterly demoralized, the
nominal rates for sterling remaining as
Yesterday, but rates for business being
$50 TO Sc for sixty days. to % for de-
mand. Sterling money market il very
stringent for call loans, brokers having
paid ! to 3-l64 Of one per cent. per day.
The clearing house statement this morn
Ing shows violent changes incid ent to the
preparations made yesterday and the day
before by the city and various corpora
Lions for the May interest payments. In
addition to this natural disturbance,
the market is speculative. Manipulations
have been resor,ed TO advance rates.
Mercantile paper is temporarily rejected.
There is less gossip about stocks. The last
unfavorable rumcrs have been silenced by
the clearing house,
The committee who, last evening, exam
med the manufacturers and merchants,
say the distrusl which has been created by
panic mongsrs has less foundation than at
any time for a year previous to the At
'an''c Bank and the Bulls Head Bank
s'spenson
6'ep msht bnuls are down with gol
~ III deeiiu. are siiuhg Son he u
~ hots were ruIl and him NJ ne
D nd Tn. siork maik-' WIS eve,isl,
he pfea e. depression hv,ng bon
Ia. hisI board, sLyn Z. L. s !. L. ssld =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03
DRULEY & FISHER, Il
REAL ESTATE d INSURANCE AGENTS,
LOCAToRs AND SURVEYORS.

Prompt attention given to Buying and Selling.
Exchanging asd Renting Real Estate, Dealers
in Land Warrants and Certificates ;Cortiaca tes To-
Gated ana patented, making Collections and paying
vested ana Loans Negotiated with ample Seeu
large bodies Of choice farming Lands in this and
other counties For BALE Titles Examined, Perfected
aud Recorded in the proper counties Lands Exan,-
ined divided aud prepared for sale in small tracts to
suit purchasers.
PARTIES having Lands, Houses or Lots for Sale or
Kent, WIZ md greatly to their advantage 10 have
q absorption Of the same at ourpffce.
TERMS REASONABLE. NG
OFFICE. West side Of Public Square, ever Prather
Murphy's Dry Goods Store
Correspondence solicited.
Dallas, Texas, April 2, ls73.dnIf.Im
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DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY MORNING, MAY s. 1873
PROBABILITIES.

WASHING TON, May 2.-7Tho Gulf States,
Tennessee and South Atlantic States gem
orally, cool cloudy weather, northwesterly
to southwe sterly winds and higher press
ure for lower Ohio Valley, occasional rain
partly clou dy and clear weather with low
er temperature Cantionary signals or.
dsred for Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May,
Savannah, Charleston and Wilmington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03
500 GOLD EACRH,.

We have facilities for the eollectioa Of
Public Free School vouchsrs-wiA buy
them Of d reason able discourse, or advance
cash on them, To BE- deducted when col.
lectel. -.
wEhase just received 10000 acres Of
iand certificates, viz; G 40s, IL S0s ono
.hird OF leages and 10 pa, which we OFF,,
tor ale a. the market rates FH
Try nave perfected arrangements nv
wh'sn they viii Keep themselves supplied
us long rs they srs to be had IA The mar
ke', anu VIII Ill orders when required.
" ~ hcsp Land c.r,,s.. n. "a,
,he land. WIlp,rl.u, liuss 10 laad and d. c.i. !
Nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-03

IKE il.iS opportunity Of ihahkins- MY man,
H'ehds; .hj a'hr puhtu s,i tinlk III tas, f,uts,
anu rtslrr l'Iih s'l,eil,s II par1uas. i,r the ~
t.r'. WI iihnr '"tnl,y may 'usin,.. \
Ad ~ lvul.rds y4.k.
Isula ~ uu.WtoIn
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HE Fort wor h Eptonls's sps out from
among our exchanges gritty, pi'hy aud
why.
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NOTICE.

THE CONFERENCE.-THE HERETOFORE Ex.
4 listing between J. A. Crawford ana T. q. Hog,
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent. The IN.
biIitsa Of said firm will DO paid by J. A. Crawford.
A, CRAWFORD,
T. e. i,HGk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. 4.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses ana
COrtlandt Streets as foows:-
Express for HARRISBURG Ptsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ats 30 A. NJ s. ana
and 80 3. Ii, & M Sunday: g. and 70 Pm
and p5 = srsdsT MS'sSPss3n and the South ats
Express for Philadelphia 3 ,s3o A. M. ;l2s9LAA&
$780, 9p. NJ, and u night sunday g. 80 and r.
For Philadelphia via Kens,ngon att A. and p. NJ
Emigrant and second class 7:lb r. NJ.
:, FYr Sewsrk at , - I7;G SAG 10 l. u;iS A NJ
g. S.j, ss9 S SjsS j SlS = sin 8 10 i MP sas
EFiarSfsA M fs 81 a IS ss ,S an Il T. y M M
s%s q .sJ S;iSSi$ q SS sa0 b. hsa iii. sas
kshyay s si9 81 80 an sSd lS "a n q ~ %
ESr WooSSSridge w SSS E snd Perth Amboy and MsA
For New Brunswick, 7, 10 a. NJ, Il M.Ia,. 40 sat-
Ger. N. and 4 night. SUNDAY, . and . r M -!
For East Mist0ne A NJ, IL noon, 10 and 40 p. NJ
FOR Lambcrtvic aud Flemlngton, "a. N. and 2 r. N.
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam.
Ut" For FrceRoiS, Free I, sX. NJ, > and r NJ
For Jamcsburg, Pombcrton, Camden, 8 A. NJ. 3:0P "
Trains arrive as follows PROM .Surg, 20 A. NJ.
3 p NJ daily l0Il A. NJ andG "a T. NJ, daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 6ac 4. NJ.
80, l0d2P NJ SUNDAY; sAo A. From RI rdhisaaSlehis,
Ticket sfices s26, 40, Nl and 9h Broadway; No I
AstOr House, and foot Of Dcsbrosses and Corhandt
streets Hmisrant Ticket Office No Battery sUP P!Aec
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IL
occupants q ali houses and lots improved aniaprSvcd
affected that The Believing % ss % e,
Board Of Assessors for examination by all persons in
No roSi laying % Guas pave. pavement in South Fnh ave-
from Ninth % Tenth avenue.
sSs synS 70 ssse in Park place. from
om RI 4 % sssan In
g. FOR laying Beisian pavement in sixtyhlrI street.
laying ssg1a % N.s SYsH in Twentieth street.
from %a;ssIsy pss;s EsS!s s!Tss, ,s..'
from Sc Seventh asih"s sven"e to Broadway '"''
rSoS pot 70 1rSSt%4 MOTIFS e " ITO"
s sss seS s % TSa
H. For building sewer In Madison street, between fiso
i2 For building sewcr in Filth avenue, between
Is For building sewer in First avenue. between iish
H. For building sewer in isS,h ana Isst streets be-
tween Fourth aud finh avenues =, ,o.
Third and Four.R avenues
is For building sewer in sixtyeighth street bctwccn
H. For laying crosswaik sol Sixth i29,
By sssy.irst Sky street., aaG Fourth aud
The limits embraced by such include all tho
parcels Of land situated on ....,a. ,,n.,
10 BGa SSus So: street. S so% o o rn ensH OF s
block on the street. from ,u to Tent,
to the extent of onehai the block to the "'er
s. % Both sides of Park place, from Broadway to West
street 70 the extent OF onehali the block ON the ialer
BctS sides Of Forty fourth street. from Third e Foarl.
avenue TO the extent OF one-h"if Tue oocA ." "c nc'
Both side OF sixty,hird street from Fourth 10 Fth
avenue the extent Of cnc-hat the bopk on e inef
Bs. - q Twentieth street, from Third svenae to
East River To Of one half the block the u
Bo,h sides II University place from Wsvcrey place
10 Eighth street. to the extent OF onchah tho block On
Hoth SIDES of IifIy ylfth street. rom Seventh avcnuo
to Brosdway the extent OF cncha the block on tho
q Bot sidcs OF Church street. from Fulton to Morris
10 oiS SIDES Of Sc vcnty sixth street from Second 10
H. The property known as Nos. iJ9 to l7s incasve,
IT, Tho property known Nos. g., f5 AZ and 10 Fifth
IS Both sides Of First avenue btwec tish and Ii9lh
H. Both sides OF i3O and i3ist streets between Fourth
tween ls)th and l3lst streets
i6 Both sides Of sixty-cWhti street, between Tenth
avenue and the Boulevard.
u The property known 1Ns; SOL Sixth avenue.
streets and Fourth and Madison avenues.
All persons whose interests are affected by The above
named and who arc oppod 70 The ia%s cf
in writing, TO Thomas b. Asieu Chairman OF the b.sse
OF Assessors their ONCE No 10 Chatham street. withs
thirty days nom the date OF this ne,ics N ,sreS
Join TYLER KELIT.
JOHN YrHARG,
Board OF AssesAces
OuIcs BoAns ov AsssssonS!
NHw YosK. Aprch6 1878
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

a. SERVED SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
AT STABLE 255 MERCER STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
STREET, OF EXTRA HANDSOME BLOODED AND
FAST HORSES ELEGANT WAGONS HARNESS. BLAN-
KETS, &C, THE WHOLE THE PROPERTY OF EZRA
v. ANDERSON, ESQ.,
BY JENRINS& DUFF, AuCTIoNEERs,
ha ns high and years old sired by Kentucky Cay dam
by Woodpccker; said to Thoroughbred; he is OF
tie finest STYLED rottinr horses the country has fine
gated excellent mole horse trotcd at Park last
Spring in Al also AT Saratoga last August in 49, he Is
trottng much faster now owner had made arrange
nens 70 enter him in several The coming
including 40 class he has fine head. arched neck
in every respect.
Also bay Gelding hands high years old sired
by Ethan Allen and raised by Mr. Roe he has ali black
points and his much any his colts
he very prompt driver and be driven by child
TO height OF speed lac has record of So and can trOt
faster now he Is perfect pct and would make vau-
able horse gc ntemans road horse or for adys use
he is warranted afraid anything will stand In
street by without tying and in all of the best
broken horses In New York; Is sound kind and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07

A YOUNG BACHELOR GOING WEST FOR ONH
"A month dosircs the acquaintance OF athorouEh!y re-
nned lady RE, with view 10 mstrimcuv Addres, J.
u. SMITH. Herald 0fice.
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rRorrERs psffEaIss sfli F8S1LY Business and
EyEs4 aGsfss Esip5xs9asss sATUkSSY
aESrLExESs iflssE EsT4BL1snEsrs disposed
q sss Ss. s.s
qEsf RRsvHs & fHprfS aSd rnass at
< LARGE STOCK OF EVERYTHING in the Horse line
iTS y o#1SS EHSkEE Esi;sn York propre.or.
A zHsTSs ASP 81 FsE % y Fxa
CARRIAGES. HARNESS sSaSSfSa $SSss &C., AT NEW YORK
STABLES rkesr kos A 4 p SEb
FIFTH AVENUES A. Ii ddGd1X BhX $KoTf RJRk MARCH AT
s sy thS last and being called
ssass eissasd Team Of dark bay oslsins. lss
sas; wfss ss
sssTssss snS hs
s snee re Of ss
are well to all harness and are warranted sound
Fast and beautiful brown Mare Lady Alice le hands
s spa eS s Ssss
6y Ethsn Allen; was Was pg5chssed when years old and
yesr sn1
Mr. Lanes black marc Maggie and received forfeit and
showed the Same day Fleetwood Park mile In har-
in 4 she IT, pure gated and makes no mistakes
r0t five miles in Is minutes and can be driven by
lady and has speed enough to trot in 80 with one
months traning shc Is warranted sound and kind and
perfect in every respect.
Genteel and high bred Kentucky coupe or carriage
Horse Major nearly 16 hands bright bay, with black
points and years od is well developed, with plenty Of
bone and muscle Is very attractive and stylish; fast
traveller; to the end the road has vices
tricks and Is warranted sound and kind .
Also fnc black trotnu Mare l5l8 hands, years old
sired by Nonpareil and raised In Dutchess county Is
noble intelligent ANIMAL all style and action be at
minutes and as road or family mare cannot be sur
passed; warranted sound and kind.
Also blood bay saddle and driving Horse be used
by ladies and Children is superior under saddle and Is
w9rrantcd good and true, sound and kind.
Also Top Wagon, by Brewster; trotting Wagon, Pony
Phaeton double Harness by Dunscomb; single Harness.
can be examined at all times at stable full warrantec
all horses and "a hours tor trial and examination.
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07

TKAVELLEKS' GUIDE.
DAY LINZ ROUTE

BAY LINE ROUTE to the South
daily, except Sundays. Close connection to MeldoA
Raleigh. wilmington. Charleston Savannah, Florida.
Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus Macon, Montgomery, Mo-
bile and New Orleans also to Petersburg LynchburG
Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga AMI Memphs
Ask for tickets and check baggage via Bay line at Des
brosscs street. COrandt street and all other principaA
ticket o1ces Trains leave Desbrosse street and Oor
landt street at 4. NJ
EMME~ BROWN General Ticket Agent.
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NEW YORK TO DEMARARA.
CALLING At ST THOMAS AND Bs.BA0OS TO
LAND MAILS AND PASSBNGERS.
These Arst class full-powered iron steamers arc IN
tended to sa,l from pier Is East River as ioows:-
LAGOS, Cswauth. FEBRUARY
MANpLSG1 Spence 4; Sssgrassy Ssty ma Msrcni'
These steamers are specially adapted to tropical SER
vice have large bathrooms and superior
tlaton, and take only first class passengers limited
amount q cargo Will be sken Horns.edt asrthorne.
owncrs 10 SOufh street.
Is. Il MOkGAS'3 J0S5.7) SoatA a. NJ