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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EERMAs AMERICAN INSURANCE co., of
" New York: ' -
Cash Assets, 81, 472. 5000
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., Of Newark,
Cash Assets, $685. 900,
W. b JONES & 90, Agents,
dec1O-u No. 311 9TH street, opp p % Dent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR REST-r.e handsomely furnished commu.
IL nicstins ROOMS, sui seie fsr msnoers. With Of
Eoos sns HAIL Room. stts bssrs tn pSl
bosiders taken; table first class. OH 18th .t'eet
For RENT Nine-roOm BRiCK HOUSE,, WA
Of the avenue aud r-strect cars. Possession given
bEs. Slc ! stree, nSr,sssst. p'' o. dsess sso-
FOR RENT-Eer ID. 0onsre,,ionai ses.oa. a
II new BRICK HOUSE IN the west e1d, contain.
ing b II ls.s. rOens h.ndtoms' farnishsd ,sgs,hs5
BOYLE CO., 6oa 18th street. deciin
EeR sALE-HousE No. asa eolumbi. street:
II preesd brick front, all the Modern eoave0i,
REG for three years, 9, ger interest; balance
H. LgffSSi Or is; a .Ss s sos cHa
Opposite Treasury DepartmenI. d.cE col
FOB sALE.one Of the most desirable LOTS in
\ the city Of Washington, being lot s, square SIS
tanning rooms. This ict Fronts twenty els
% feet on iS street For fsP,S.S
aui,s Of SAMUEL P. Rob RT ON, SaS * street set
hi ns' or Room 81 AOrri $50, B9iIa'
FOB REnT-A slx room BRI0K HOUSE, ss
-, per mouth: four room BRICK HOUSE, near
IN Mreet cars, Sb per month: q seven room
lnsrs :, ~ ns.r hctropoltan cs sO mOsth In
arnsssa or uS;Syyn s;ss.Ss either
m.dersfe terms. Apply at No. I22s Mss.schu.etts
eeenue: decll-lm
LOB RkNT-Nicely- furnished FRONT ROOD
third floor, in private family, suitable n one
or two gentlemen. References exchanged sOa
Sth street northwest. d,cae %
E'OB SALE CHEAP-No Commissions 10 pay-Io
1 good DWELLING HOUSES, With from to 10
rooms each. In different parts OF the city-priol.
each long time on tie Ssisnee fse,pe payment Sns
nv ~, be sold within % days. Also, q eligible
Also q. acres rich Garden Land, nile He f Slg,
Uniontown: d. Q. Call a, Gnss ;;,
deelO,lm IReplmI sos .t. Masonic as Tsmcl.
EfQR SALE-Tw0 FARMS, 80 and IS acres, near
Falls Church Railroad Depot, and within nine
niles OF washington. Great bargain and essy
eeIIns' ROBERT A. PHILLIPS,
octs-sm Real Estate Broker. 81 18Th street
tNOR sALE-0r exchange for real estate in tbi.
u CITY, sn excellent FARM Of SO acres Al a great
bargain located near station railroad, about
hall way between Washington and Richmond. IA
acres valuable white and red OAK timber, balance
arabic, well fenced. ROB'r A PHILLIPS,
deco Sm Real Estate Broker. OIL l5rh street
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FOR SALE.

t'OB sALk-Chesp-A nne BAR COUNTER,
Il walnut top, about Is feet long, with one round
ena. z W DRIVER, corner Pennsylvania ave
we aud "a street. decle- a.
t'UR shLE-A nearly sew light one horse an
msn hASE Wi be sold cher Apply at carriage
ilmore and Potomac Railroad Depot. JsnlOSls
tNOR SALE CHEAP-A new extension top, fonr
passenger PARK PHI ET0N at DU NOANsoN
SbOWLlkGs auction ICONS, corner 9Th and ID
sHteis lang 81
kN0R SALE-CANAkY BIRDS, MOUkING
L BlRps, male and female, No. 1877 South 80 q,
street, between lst and ID streets east ~
decH -Sm' J. M. GOETz. TX
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MN. JOHNSON con have cold to A. L. BOe
w WORTH their Lumber Yard and hnsins.s
and the setd hTm IL this Gay dissolved by mutual
consent. WM. Johnson,
GIO. b JOHNSON
18th and Il streets northwest
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WAssAS SAhI LEWIS wrnx.. I.nu
Furnishes Music for Bails, Private Parties,
ssrnons: state sociabls., Yar.asc, funsrah,
e ths resdencs Of the Leader, JD6 IN Sfrsst Isvy
tard, Warrington. TslegraDh oaaos within a.qvars
u the noueos oet4eA
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEUICAI, DC.
hR. JAN II WILSON, Q thoroughly er perfenced
and scientific Midwife and Ladies' Physician.
Lsoles attended to At their residence at any horr
hisht OF Gay, cr pleasant rooms and the best Of
aLtenoahce al tbs Doctors private residence, 5l3
tth street, between Z and y Business ss6redly
cohndenuh. decl7-Swr
(NOHst LIT DIR. LEON, slI 18th ST., above h
~ The OLDEST eSfdbiiShsf SpscidliN IN Ia tsfV
speeialty-Cu;aneous Diseases and Femsle Com
plants decll.lms
NE LION guarantees a thorough cure OF All
~ Organic Weaknesses and Female Com nlsinss
CONSULTATIONS free. Sill l4th St
Hours-l0 to IL, 2 to 40 tos decIl Inn
Rs. ID; :. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
w the celebrated Reliable ClairyoYsnt Physiciar
sno Test eeiunR, has located at 1918 New Yorl
venue. Omce hours-lO Q. m. TO D. IN. Engage.
o-enIs Can se nleoe 1or evenings. Jelly
FEMALE DISEASES Of ali kinds treafed De
scribe case ana enclose o.; sdvioe and mod
s,ne VII DC sent. ADDRESS Mrs. DR.. THOhPsON
no oAe North 18th wreet. Fhflsdelphfa isssI-lys
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By AUSTIN p. BROWN
corner OF New fork avenue and Fifteenth .sr.~s
4, Inre. large double HOUSES, ranging IN prIoe
Houses ~sAe' -iss Siso
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS In 4
HoGsEs and LOTS a, Noun, pleasant, .,,,
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"STATUyQLEEC1,nQ Oh tn WILL OuRD.
~ fdB GkEATEeT DI6OOVHRY
OF THE WORLD.
yn ~ diseaees are cured. No medicines uosd, and
40 laying on Of hands Taught by Nrv n M.
lot, %5S street ccrthvesE. eSi.tr
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And the following for city bank shares:

We have received from the publishers, MesSrs
Leonard & Lyon. a neat little volume of exchange
tables for converting sterling INTO currency and cur
rency into sterling from 81 81 per {, increasing by
One-hal cent to s. % per {. corresponding with q
to 10, premium the old fictitious par of 81 a per
{. The work was prepared by Mr. Philip Z. Harris.
Auditor Of the New York, Newfoundland. and Lon
don Telegraph Company, and will doubtless be
found very useful in the clearinghouse and count
ing-room In addition to the exchange tables is one
containing the values in United States coin Of the
pure gold and silver representing tue monetary
units respectively Of foreign countries.
Mr.. George b. GrinneIl, who was temporarily en-
barrassed during the September panic Of last year.
but who afterward settled everything in full. with
interest was to-day readmitted TO membership at
the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. l.. L. Hoyt. 4G Exchange-place, is Offering for
sale the coupon per cent gold bonds of the Michi-
gan Central Railway Company.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm. Penn
sylyania Is, los. Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
%; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad,
81. Gold ll2i.
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sALEs rRoM p O'CLOCK p. VI. To CLOSE OF BrsI-
THURSDAY, Feb. 2G-P. NJ.

Business in Wall-st and out of il continues heavy
dull, fat, stale, and Improbable. The almost uni
versal response to inquiries of business men is.
Little or nothing doing; we are all awaiting the
action Of Congress upon the currency question: and
from present appearances they will be Obliged to
wait for weeks if not months before the Washington
solons reach "A conclusion. In the mean time business
and ali kinds of industrial and productive enterprises
droop. The stock market opened to-day at about
the closing prices of yesterday, and, after short
season of heavness. exhibited some symptoms of
life. On moderate transactions. in which Western
Union, Union Pacific, Erie, Lake Shore, North
West, Toledo and Wabash and n. Y. Central were
the most prominent stocks, the market advanced
from to to per cent and closed firm at about the
highest prices of the day. The opening, highest.
lowest, and closing prices of the usually active
stocks sold to-day were as fnnMs:
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A leading article in the chronological Jour
nal for March sets forth the physiological ior
the immortality Of the soul The writer maintains that
the materalist cannot demand of the netaphycan 10
demonstrate the nature OF the SOUL since inc
existence OF atoms, which now made the OASIS VI
physical science as great mystery as the eohnecuoh
between soul and body Tue evidence that soul exists Is
nrecisely the same the evidence that matter ests'
We know nothing OF either save in its relations ana
effects There is as much evidence Of the independents
existence Of one as the other To affirm that spt re
suits from organization is unphiosophca as to aurin
that organization results from spirit Indeed as inc
higher includes the lower law Of the universe IL Is
far more probable that spt organizes matter than tha
matter organizes spirit, In the relations OF living ana
dead matter the living always is active and the DEAD
passive No Psychologist has ever traced vitality TO any
other origin than living germ, nor has any psych0o-
es ever traced soul to other origin than prior eN-
listing SOUL Starting from this point, the writer finds
the proof OF immortality the higher faculties OF the
SOUL or the moral powers which, he contends, have
higher object than the purposes OF this hie ana AFFORD
valid demonstration Of anoher.-An interesting paper
| on American Archaeology" discusses the question OF
the ancient races that inhabited the continent, whom
the writer regards but little inferior to the white
races Of the same age of the world and coming next to
| the East Indians and Egyptians.
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ISRAEL IN EGYPT. BY EpwEBp l. CfAhH. S'o pp 500
Nelson PbiiIS
The fruits of modern travel and exploration
among the monuments Of ancient Egypt are mere pre-
sencd In picturesque narrative IN order 70 Illustrate
e condition OF the chosen people during their prepare
ton for the land OF promise. without aiming ae ,ne
reor of historical research author has freely avaed
himself of the standard works on the subject describing
the chief points In the antiquities OF Egypt IN an at
traclve manner for the Of readers athougn III
too ord style for the demands OF severe taste Inc
volume has a profusion of illustrations ana among
them are several excellent wood cuts winch add mate
rally 70 Its value.
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The Manual Of Edeogrdphy CT. W. Evans,
is the title of little work explaining new system OF
nhopec short hand adapted to verbatim reporting and
which claims several points OF superiority over the usual
methods of photography II is free from all irregua
ues, Win an apusVOV VvnpVoea of straight suohoe'
and distinct signs for each Of the vowel sounds ihere
are no exceptions TO rules, and the simplicity OF he
method, it is said enables the student TO use IL WIN
,oo,l,tv after months practice of one hour daily.
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TUB LIPB OF GEORGE pAsHIBLL BAYARD BY SAMUEL =
BAIARD l2mo. pp S37 G. p Puinams Sons
The late General Bayard, after receiving mil
,arv education AT West Point and attaining the rank or
captain in the regular army, became brigadergenerai
of volunteers in the civil war; and was Killed 10 'e
battle Of Fredericksburg in 1852 His short. but ori
liant career is described in this volume by his faher
who presents modest and touching narrative OF inc
life OF his son. illustrating character OF high mora"
worth and eminent abilities o military commander
His early death was one OF the signal caamtes OF the
war; and the present tribute Of patcrnal affection ahords
q worthy monument 70 his memory
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IIFE STORY OF REV DAVIS WASGATT CLARK L. .. By
DAsn CCEEI. b. D. l2mo W. 1886. Nesoa Philips.
The subject of this memoir was an eminent
minister OF the Methodist church who widely known
the members OF that persuasion for the wisdom
of HE counsel. the force OF his el9Gueuce and the
balance of his Character. Dr. Curry has
the materials OF bis work from his own personal ac-
quhiDtsnce with Bishop Clark. and from variety OF
documents which he has wrought into .hapely though
simple and unpreteudng narrative. His Judgment has
been biased by his affections. He has presented The
potrstue Of his friend with exaggera;iop Of state
intensity Of coloring. Tue character OF
Clark here exhibited Of solid worth with no
snmixture Of ostentaon display. His intellectual
efts were sound rather than brilliant he bad the power
OF the ogciau 10 greater degree than the fancy OF the
peel and his feelings were marked by depth OF quality
rather than by ardor Of The tone of the
biography 10 in accordance with the character the
man. With superhuous establishment, no attempt
rhetorical grace, striving for literary effect
forms al appropriate memorial OF a man of unusual
excellence and dignity OF character aud should be wei
coined to place amOGg the rich stores OF American
biography.
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he principal quotations:
We annex tho closing nominal quotations OF for-

Money has been easy call at and 5 per cent
closing at g. discounts moving at to q. Ihe out
standing legal tenders tonight are S3Sl,
same as yesterday.
Government bonds have been only moderately ac-
tive, and prices to per cent lower We annex the
Ia straet nrices.
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completely answers, but contains msoh useful nior
nation on subject, and t may save thoseswho are
in pursut OF u the trouble Of feeling lawyer
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Qedlhfrs.

An experienced land successful teacher
~ oa. hi, service, PRIVATE TUTOR to 81 one or two ads I
., hns,e rond be gls receive them 81 be rooms refer
.roes Of the sbe,t csetsr Address fhLo InoaHs 'p""H
Omes, b4L Wei 32d'st
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


HDIANAPoLIS, BLooMISGToN AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
We are authorized to offer favorable terms. the
remaining balance of 100000 Bonds due on 1872
miles of completed Road.
They secured by q first mortgage on the extern
sion of 2l7 miles, and the additional guarantee OF
the old line, with which it has been consolidated
The Road is well and fayorably known as one of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines In the
West having already large earnings which were
for lS73 l,59l 0C0 We believe the Bonds are des-
tined to take high rank among Railway securities
and at the present low price prove profitable III
vestment
They are $1,000 each Coupons payable in coin,
January and July TURNER RoTHFRs,
Bankers. IA NasSau-st.
The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY ~ always An
important subject to both borrower aud lender. An
able and suggestive ESSAY this topic by Prof. r..
H. Elliott Of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. Nsw-Y0rk.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
WV AND PULLPOWERBD sTEAxsHIPA
ttbg i"n Rev fTt OIL SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS. tsllLF a. Cot HsrbO- each
CELTIC. SATURDAY Pei. IS 800 D. IN
AfklhlIC, SAT URDAf. March Z. al 500 a 70.
hLIlC SAIUEDAf March u al 200
OCEANIC. SATURDAY March II. 500
hbfVbLlC SATURDAY. March % At 200
Frtn me White sian Dos. Psvoia Psrt. Jersey C.tr,
fats,I lsuouF or AL etssel runvael eOInbnng
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
stp. f@t-foomf smOtug tAta-roon 10 mdhn see
uen Where ts'i Surgeon, N.uajeses
ttss sbamek
kATIs-saoon sac goo. Retan Ticiets $40 GOLD
$50 ounet ILose WANING for fsn the OLD coanJ
car Los Obtain siterGge prepaid feiaAtes 81!
fss,sngt noots0 from Fsns Hamburg
NORWAY S~eieh lDis AuiuAlIa Cana GG
bIAtf from 4 apvan.
Of osh' ,hd Information app the Cospanys
'ntsa No. 10 HTrAirA'. he~-iorE H. CoRlR hg'ui
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WOMAN BEFORE THF LAW. Nv J0sN Ps0TTAT, LIB l2mO.
~. 1877. 6. P. Punsm's SoLs
Without entering into any abstract discus
sioDs IN regard 10 the character OF laws which
niue the legal position OF women the author OF this vol
uDe has aimed at an accurate and exposition
Of those laws ss they stand Among the subjects
OF which he treats are the legal conditions OF marriage
the personal rights and disabilities OF tho WIFE the
rghts OF property DOVER and divorce. 1t was his in
tention 10 prepare q manual for practical use rather
than book Of legal reference. and his method there
fore free from teehpicates and adapted to the com
prsheDsion Of intelligent readers in general His work
Of eeorse far from being exhaustive, t leaves many
ensstions pntgaebed and otbors bla IL Esther than
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Uanfina Ataofmies

4 DODWORTHs CLASSES for ANClNG,
n. No ana Fah.svs, corner T~ssy artAst,
Are now open for he season.
T,i,, v.eh-Mondsys and nssday', TUESDAYS and fndA'
w,dp.sday. ard Saturdays
Osee aveel-sstsrdsv morning, and Fhda evening"
esr,lsmen on Monday and Thursday s'esng~
sene circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-27

The Rank Of England gained in bullion during the
week fls7.ooo. and fl7COO on balance today the
n,inimum rate Of discount undergoing no change at
the regular weekly meeting of the managers to-day
Securities AZ the Stock Exchange, where money Is
2, ner cent are frmer Foreign exchange has been
very weak and lower by reduction of cent IN
rates by the standard drawers Bills could be bought
at 1891 for 60 days, and at 4sl@4s7 for sieht'
The tendency of the gold market under such iniiu-
ences was to lower prices, and rates for the fore
noon were at 1922 save early transaction at Ma
the dial recording I12. during the greater part OF
the afternoon. On gold loans the rates were ., 81
T. and per cent to fat paid for carrying The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows;
Gold cleared S27,679O 900; gold balances, Ss6S2Ol
currency balances S1,101,OC4. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the public
debt, and 5000 in redemption Of called bonds The
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEsThe receipts to-day % pkgs Pots sSy and IN
request; quoted $50 Pearls inactive anc nonila
COTrONhe business Cotton only moderate and the mar
Dot steady quotations all grades unchanged except Ordinary,
:. hlch IS &c z n lonef. We quote as f0l0sl
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A LII PERSONS arc hereby notified 10, TO
N iut ~iie VAsHTI p .ILDEBfrGKR tase Miller, ny
Aseouat ~ J all asb's Of heI contracting
a. MILDKBEkGkk
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bennington Institute (for both sexes Penninc.
Il ts J-TsrnI ns'oAsble Adirs A. p. LAsHER Ptaans

SELECT SCHOOL in the country for children
~ Of both III boue comforts
stsselss si,ea Azores hi~ r. hkLLbck kssdss CssA
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following a complete let Of exports shipped 10 vessels sbeA
cleared today for foreign ports:
CApE uArr q honIsr Xestnn
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TNMAN LTNE.-NOTICE.
The for these steamer. and followed eI mem io
,,ven year, fred south OF Cape Race AlOlgh o
1900 inns heightened shou miles better weather Is net NTH
and there l. much greater fog and fosng " aud me
danger Of navigation consequent thereon.
Rov,l Mail Steamers ,re appointed sail 80 follows;
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BRU .sAIukDtl' reh - N
CITY OF .sAIURDAf Msrch - a. ~
CITY RICHMOND harch ~ ~ a. NJ
CRY or March - al m
Ana esc sceeepg SATURDAY ThURSDAY from Pier No a.
North River. o,-ro ~, o,es.ou
CABIN SO $50 ard 500 Eo ,eeoriig 70 ieeonnoi'ron
Round tnp tessis low rstet ,t,..-.
sTHBRAGB-To Liverpool. Queenstown GLASGOW hondonasI.,
Iorsoa Br,io, Csrg Belfast Hau. Hamburg 800 Prephd
Certificates. s32. curreuc'. -, 49,, D.. =,
reduced rates
W I'm Ps.s,Se and geref busu.n apply the CompahJi o1so
30 10 BroadwAY d.. AZ "
=" S'e''-f' ~ John g.. DALE. Agent. or 70
ODONNEJL FAUtK. 400 ChesnuEit. Philadelphia
NJ S. CREAGH lO2 State.st Boston 81,
c. BROWN 80 SOuin CLARK cor Latest, Ihle,s@
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MISS ii. NJ. PARKHURST's HOME SrUOOI,
w for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN. K.sbarvh Y teJns
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AL Impl pi, l4l Bscon b...775.8l5 Rosn, bbs. slS
Land 10. ,034, 1886 Taios n. l64,745 COVsdbags 2ole
GLAssOg-Stesmer OLYMPIA.
Flour bbs. 200 Cab W'EeA 1875 g. NsSb. IS
Baeon $40 5s2 Corn, bnsb $685. Lard, H.. 10000
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

Il GREAT REDUCTIONS IN RATES PASSAGE, AND T.,
To CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
TIE magnificent Steamships be dispatched from Pier
~ SoIih Hlvor. New. ulLe.:
ACAPULCO Capt Slice. SATURDAY., Pebruarv 90 at
HENRY CHACSCEi, Capt A. q. Gray. Saturday, March IA,
.. NJ;
COLON. Capt SATURDAY, March 2S al ? m.
Saturday lhe. connecting Panama with all
South PaeEc ports
Van Size will bis through to San Fran
These will al can Kingston Jsmsie, both r outward
bomegard tt arriving that Friday the SIKH day after
leaving kes-iok ana leaving Saturday D. m for AspHNaL
Extra for freight &c viii be dispatched iutermed>
SATURDAYS the necessities o. trnDortatiOn require
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
splendid Doe Francisco LIST OF
Yokohama Hong Kong and sbsnghs U. mails
dispatched the 10th month whenever
offers this line leaving Hong
April neIt, will bring freight Panama Yokohama and San
Francisco without bres king bulk.
Tine Through Bits ~ Lating lsued via Panama
Tea vii brought from Francisco New.YoTk fast 10 rs
days at $40, gold, ton of20OO pounds
RATES or PASSAGE;
(Irclning Berth Meals and al requisites for The trip)
Ns~lort Francisco $50 slOO $llO seeort
Ing 10 location.
IA Francisco to Yokohama, $3.50 gold
san Francisco 10 Hong Kong, 5000 gold.
Once Pier AZ, North River loot Of Canal IT., newborn
RUPUs HATCH H. }. BULLAY.
Vice President n Managing Director. Superintendent
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SIhIK OF NEVADA thuIihg1
70 GLASGOW, BELFAST, tl.lN EkPOOL LONDONDERRY kc
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA sak SATURDAY. March T.
STATE or VIRGINIA saiis Sal URDAY March II.
STATE OF GEORGIA sails SATURDAY, AprI4 4.
Prom Pier 36. SOrh River ". Y.
WEEKLY SAILINGS MKT SUMNER.
Rate, Of paGge-thbE $50 AMI $40 gold seersss eur
prepa.d, $50. DrA.s a lowest rstea
For further IGTheuGra npplyto
AUSTIN BALDWIN L Co, Agents.
Rtosd E.xY
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NATIONAL LINE.
Th Company the Rh Of Insurance p to S5OoOOO IN god
On esh Steamers thus giving tie best Ole guarantee
for sae snd avoidance Of danger AZ sea. 5000, q, -
The moot .out Gdys adopted By tis Company
q yod Ice and Headlands.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
GREECE SAT- Feb 2S. D. ID. tALY Sat March an
SPAIN Sat March IA 1880 CANADA.SaL, aTcb FL
FOR LONDON DIRECT
TRANCE. Thomson 70 BSDAY, March 3 81 m
'sh rsss so apd $50. eaueocy seerAee 80 currency
Too lowest Apply toe Company M 40 90
way. '. '" :. nLLnI MAnLtL
NEW YORK To CARDIFF.
~ THR SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP C0APASYS
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United ADD Canada the Bristol Channel and all oss
points IN EHglsul. = -
IL. ste.t IMPROVEMENTS for the comfort OF
CABIS AND sTEERAGE PASSENGER
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PTeaGd Steetsge Certificate ron CGrcl $50 currency
pra.s FOR 4 ,ud upwari, - 80.
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