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account of $780, repairs of Hol-
derby Lane, and, on motion, it was
ordered paid.
The Hook and Ladder Co. made
application for the purchase, by the
city, of anew Truck and Ladders for
said Company, and two Rabcock Fire
Extinguishers.
On motion, the matter was referred
TO the committee on Fire and Police,
with instructions to ascertain what
the apparatus required could be pur-
chased for, and report at the next
meeting.
Frank Feazsll made application
for consent of Council to the grant
inc of license to him, by the County
Court Of Cabell county, to sell at re-
tail spirituous liquors, &c, in Ho-
backs building On Second Avenue.
On mstion, the application was re-
iected by vote Of 4 to 3.
Jas. I. Doyle, Dave Ahearn and
H. c. Harvey q Co. made applica-
ton to have alley in Block 155
opened, 18th street from Sd to 4th
avenues, and sidewalk put down
on 18th street and 4th avenue on
said Block.
On motion. it was ordered that
said alley be opened, and 18th street
from said alley to Eth avenue, and
sidewalk put down as requested.
On motion, it was ordered that
sidewalks be put down on the east
side Of Doth street from 9Th to 9th
avenues, and on the west side Of said
street from 9th avenue to the rail
road line.
On motion, an ordinance was
adopted providing for the appoint
ment of Engineer Of the Fire De
partment, and prescribing his duties
as to the care of the Steam Fire En-
CINE.
On motion, the salary OF the sad
engineer was fixed at 5000 per year,
and John II. Jarvis was appointed
Engineer.
The Recorder stated that the bonds
had not yet been issued, as the blanks
had not been received from Cincin-
natl, but they were expected daily.
He also stated that the Bank Of
Huntington had honore1 his check,
given in payment for the steam fire
engine.
On motion Of Councilman Harvey,
it was resolved that a committee of
three be appointed to select lots suf-
ficient to erect thereon Il City Hall,
and ascertain at what price said lots
can be purchased, and report to a
special meeting of the Council.
The Mayor appointed Councilmen
Harvey, Russell and Petit on said
committee.
On motion, the Mayor was added
to said Committee.
The Street Committee was instruc-
ted to inquire and report as to what
improvement of the streets are deem
ed advisable by the use Of that pol-
ton of the proceeds OF the sale Of
the bonds appropriated for that pur-
pose.
On motion, Council adjourned.
JOHN X. OLEY, Recorder.
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COnnciI Proceedings.
HUNTINGTON, Nov. 6, 1,

HUNTINGTON, Nov. 6, 1882.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His Honor, the Mayor, in the
chair.
All the members were present but
CounciImen Ensign, Connolly, South
worth and Verlander.
The minutes of the proceedings Of
the meetings held Oct. I'd, 9th and
18th were read and approved.
The following accounts were allow
ed and ordered paid
Sam T Moore, Marshal, $50 90
C Simms, city attorney, % w
S Stewart. Street Com'r, 80 90
w I Taylor, Janitor, % %
D E Wetzel, City Physician, u 90
J Harrison, police, ID 90
Henry T Childrey, police, 46 90
Henry T Childrey, meals to prisoners, 30 90
Russell, rent, II so
VIM Keefe, supplies for engine, %
W II Bull, supplies for engine 10
" II CaPehart, coal for engine, SO
Douthit, repairs 70 harness, , 30
B W Foster, supplies for engine. %
W II Bull, poor supplies, 90
Potts, poor supplies, 60
Il 0 Ry Co, transportation of poor, q 90
A Warren, graves for poor, 2 90
Pennel Arthur, work on streets, so
Lewis Arthur, work on streets, 9 90
T Moore, prisoners labor on streets, II 90
Parsons, supplies for streets, 90
W Foster, supplies, 20
Ahrens' Mfg Co, steam fire engine, 1000 90
Same, hose and couplings, go 90
Steamer Ohio. freight, "A 90
Advertiser. advertising sale Of bonds, 10 q
J T Hoback, add'n to Sd ave- school 1913 90
A B Palmer, adm to 4th ave. school, 1884 90
HAYNES, Spencer & Co, school desks, 457 90
A f Southworth & Bro, stoves, &c, SO 90
W H Bull, buckets for schools, 50
] D Sedinger. repairs to schools, , 10
Thos Medford, supplies for schools, Is 30
] f Wood, repairs to school houses. 2 90
VIM Sands and others, placing desks, - 90
simms & Enslow. insurance, ii 63
j II Vandiver, FIRE warden, j 90
Vim Sands, fire warden, IA VO
NJ A sample, fire warden, y w
On motion, bill of A. B. Palmer
of 1929, Cor additions to engine
houses. was referred to committee on
Fire and Police, with instructions to
Treasurer to pay it and any other
city accounts already incurred, when
approved by the proper committees.
Committee on Streets recommend
ed payment of J. Harvey Poage's
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The weather has been exceptionally
fine this fall.
The chilling winds" have not
reached US yet.
SIightindicatiOns Of snow the early
part of the week.
A slight rise occurred in the river
during the past week.
We ought to have a good turnpike
road between this point and Ceredo.
Miss Lucy Molster, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Pfei#er, in this
city.
The corrected timetable of the
Kentucky Central Railway will APP
pear next week.
The Albert Flour Mills ran until
midnight, Tuesday, on a grist for
Lincoln county farmers.
Joe Blanchard now has neat de-
livery wagon with which to convey
goods to his numerous customers.
THANKSGIVING November 30th, by
order Of Presideno Arthur. The
question is what will he give thanks
for?
Tho Knights of Honor Fair netted
about $500, which will enable them
to fit up their new Hall in handsome
style
Two more shanties are being erect
ed on the alley between Third and
Fourth Avenues, and yet there is
room,
Geo. A. Flodiug, proprietor Of the
Blue Sulphur Springs Hotel, spent a
few hours among his old acquaintan-
ces in the city Tuesday.
The November term of Cabell
court, Judge McGinuis presiding, is
settling down to business, and the
term promises to be one Of especial
interest.
As the returns came in Tuesday
night, the Republicans wore long
faces and receded from view and the
Democrats appeared in good humor
and were everywhere to be seen.
A very damaging wreck occurred
at Stepstone, on the E., l.. q B. 5.
road, on Tuesday, by the breaking
of an axle, which threw all the pas
senger trains out Of time the next
day.
For sale, one scroll saw, Barnes
make,) one mortise, of the best kind,
one grind stone, work bench, trussle
benches, and in fact everything re-
quired for a carpenter job shop, very
cheap, as the parties need money
Apply at this Office.
Notwithstanding TIE great revolu-
ton in politics throughout the coun-
try, C. MoIter continues to be the
leading baker and candy manufacture
er in this section. Our citizens are
sure of getting good article when
they purchase Of him.
A collision occurred, on Tuesday,
between two freight trains, at Low
moor, Va, on the Chesapeake q
Ohio Railway, which delayed the
evening train some hours. A brake
man was killed, but we have been
unable to learn his name.
Winter is drawing near, and yet
SEINE Of our readers are not prepared
to keep their homes warm and com
Portable for their families. To all
such, we say go at once to Thomas
Medford's establishment and procure
a cooking Or heating stove, as the
necessities of the case may require.
! lie has a fine assortment on hand for
all purposes.
On next Saturday afternoon, at 2
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under the control and supervision OF the United statos
Government and treaties to be maintained or aD-
rosdeu ntcahsc we nave outGToWn Iheui' We nust uc
prepared to back up by force what clOquenty as
ser on paper and 10 protect ourselves when attacked IN
return. Fifty millions Of people cannot afford to ne com
United To policy OF hrag and buster alone. We are
strong enough to submit to nothing that IA wrong we
are strong enough To do equal and exact justice 70
others. and while we should be Consderate o. their
ryhta We ahOud be prepared 20 assert with great dis
tnctncss and maintain with equal rrness the doctrine
that on this continent the United states OF America
shall be without a rival OF superior.
Mr.. HISCOCK rep. y. y, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Appropriations, defended the bin against the
battle OF PorEug was imminent and that the country
threatened with subiucaflOn. The American people
dld rot think that foreign war was threatened, or
would hc for the next seventy years.
Mr.. ATKINS dem, Tenn also supported the bill, and
called attention 10 the fact that twOthirds OF the apro-
prlao made Tor iortHcaloHs last year were Sun uhc1-
pended.
Nj NcCOOR. in reply to his colleague declared that
though the air was clear to-day no Knew but that
within sixty days The United might be involved
in complication. The little Republic Of Chill could place
the whole Pacific coast under tribute in OF
NJ robson Rep, y. j., while agreeing with the
general statements made by Mt McCook defended ,e
prov-I2ns OF the bill The purpose OF the bliI wa.
merely to protect the fortifcatous existing against
the of time aud destruction by the elcments In
regard to Inc gCntcmans statement as to the ease
there not three roncads Of the hrsclass that w"id
be able to enter the New-Nork Harbor -
Mt WUlTTHORNE Dem. Tenn believed IL TO he the
duty of Congress provide proper coast dccuce Du!
conteudcd tat that cond be best accomplished Oy Tie
acquisition Ot heavy ordnance. ,,
Mr. ONEILL Rep Pcuuj while advocating the bill
commended that the people were looking forward NOR
rivers and harbors than for building fortihcatons.
The bill was then read for amendment. ,,.o .,
100000 the appropriation for the protection elc u
ro[niGato9s Erlecte4, orso an amendment an
rropriauns $4,000 for the Improvement OF Galveston
Harbor. Eaed ont on point OF order. 49,, 80, o., clio
House when IL wa passed
The House, at $40 adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Tho resolution calling on the President for
- -. . ...,,,...,. .,. ,.r.,i,... IL, ri, .,y,--s
'i' { o' "'' N'-''7f'''-> ~'-'' $1,000 ~ ' ~
O. A- Govern eu' to Drng about peace between ChlIl
Par. and Fo...J vs. reported back from the Com
t....,
ul'i'c "n foiei+N -"'"'I7 ana "''o'''''
N-. rAEILNI.-i. l.-p. Iowa 10 from Tie Committee on
g....... ,,.-..4 .,,. ras,IJfi,u ,i-.stt.,. tIte
. ... 49,. ...
N"ialli.tt Oh commerce. 10 Ait -'' wherein eA4s''I-
law cas- Doc amended 20 adorI rc.Ie TO the mc
caurl.-i. raa.i IN tho foreign carrying trade and
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l.'--.,.--- .,.i .,'.,i,i lr'-.re..s ,tnufrd
u tl,-.irT .r.- KIN. f-,rr f... C,r,.-..-+,, on,
". . 80. ..rf-. ..,. hi. .lr,,-tr ~ tr.,. a.
t-. tr ' ..i, ,..i.r .-t,.... lf''..,..lt ' ,,,
,- - sr f rI,ef of o,,-1re.i rrl,. tgIr f.. haze
.i-i ia -f,- 1orncs from 4, I.r stale. ana, moi or
80. p.s-.d
lf wee rer,orcd from tu. Committee on Commerce
q. .-tal-n marine lo-i.taI- a- Ncv-t Orleans La md
fllve-fon Tex. and quarantine station the coast
OF Texas and referred % the Committee ApprO-
priatiou-.
N~ HENDERSON Rep. ILL.,. from tLr Committee on
M AaiI- report. go resolution calling on the Sec
Rotary oft War fora detailed statement of ali items Of
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WORK OF THE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-At the meeting Of
the Committee the Judiciary this morning the
question Of distributing the remainder OF the Geneva
Award Fund disposed OF by the committee a. FOL
lows on the proposition the question 10 the
Court Of Claims the vote was, yeas . nays 9; on the
mes vote unanimous IA the negative; on IN.
proposition 10 pay the losses by paied cruisers,
ana 40 pay the war premiums. the vote ayes, -
NAYS. (. \ subcommittee was then announced by
Chairman Reed to perfect bill consisting OF the follow
ing members: Mcssrs. Reed. Robinson Converse, Pay
son, Knott, Hammond and WihGs. .
The Senate Finance Committee today heard superln
teuuent -uowdcu, of the Philadelphia Mint III advocacy
the bIi to provide for the condemnation LOT Govern
nent purposes OF the remainder OF the square on wcl
lie Mini Is situated The committee authorized senator
Buvar To report the bill for passage with sundry amend
Iuats -ctue!E The amount OF tie proposed appropria
ton o. S}jOO0O and making certain changes III the
Inc ,r, CoIuuitter Oh indian Affairs VIII tomorrow
iyc hearing secretary hrkUOOd on the subject Oh
al0ttiug lands I'm -eycrlty 10 indians
directed their chairman submit motion IN the Senate
rccomml the bill recently reported to That body con
corning details IN the Army.
iHe Holsc Committee On Naval Affairs agreed 70 re-
port 90 the House with certain amendments Fepit-
useless material United States ships, and tor the
appica ion OF the proceeds Thereon 10 general con
sir.rI1g ilad fOr rounding the United States Navy
ADMIRAL Porter and otAer naval officers been
invited to appear before the committee tomorrow 10
give their views the character OF vessels which
The Housc committee on Territories heard further
argument from members Of the Dakota delegation IN
advocacy Of the passage of the bill TO divide tie Territory
OF Dakota ENicpTe-CutatIvc Caulued stated That the
movement IN favor ot the division the Territory
NOT q question of politics bui one OF benefit TO the
citizens of Northern Dakota. proposition ua5 Uecu
advance, 10 permit the Territorial Government 10 stand
Northern DAKOTA, and admit the southern portion o.
Ia, uou Sc Committee on Agriculture met to-day and
devoted tur entire session 20 hearing Comm sflOucr
Lorug Tic subject OF charging Tie scope o. us De
Tie senate Committee on Foreign Relations began the
confederation Z measure based upon senator Miller
biz to restrict Chinese grafton, but did NOT reach
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Gtcnmboats an0 Nai!roa0s.


C,ENVp,I poAD oF VIEW Jersey -
4 -. it-Al- - -, -, -
- I' ON 'I -,,,r.,'','' ,'. r'i . So '---'-' .-
brooklyn, 700, 'l ti.LI"ii-'I, Jc"''l ' w tIIL
toniri''H- S"3,.t 90 t, - I'VE ,rT l. sr t.,.,r
b.I i4S'i bii'Sr ii.th,l iHi-toL
Mau,A chunk. taulIu1. Hairtol nsi''ou, Scranton &C.
slJ m.i"r Remington. High Bridge branch flSton
Allentown kea.uE idr1-uurE Mlurh CHUNK uIlllls-
port fIUJgui. .1..rusn, scranton. &c
lpm.-iur Remington. tt-Uu Allentown Fthlh" liT
r-"ur.. MIlcu chunk. n Ifctuu. Niihr4bIfic. sc.
Do. I.iuu. MIu. Chunk. ImIquA D.lll0I
Wukesblrrc. scranton, &C.
4.uup H. For Bridge Branch. Tlston.
4.gun. ul.-ror -ufuer,rl.n. Fi'ar. uotnu. sc
Mtu.I 2. hrux l.. l,e.rtr,. ..l
SUNDAY Train. I'IFr ai SAD 3D. u, III NJ l ''' ,',
3 I, me l i. ar. . ,'i ,, ' ''' '' '''
i- <a,.- If BIS III f.iI -.IJ. $3.50. $. $40 $50
q.f- az l1r- Ir.iI II.ll d. u I2 IL o.. 49, p
2.au H. ..U' A. taO 9 5.IJ 1.3U $40. y. UIJ, oou
o. .3 " 20 W, LOON, - . linz. Is. at .tltons
y" ' ''f i',S-', 30 .>',.t .Art-I-I,N
= l. ANA - ~ ID ~ ~ Ia -"
- Leave az 3. $40 - ~ l- M - a',' D. o p HI
fbL ~ i' 4 p t--i''-.'' ~ W. a. D
FOR FREEHOLD go ~.l5 "a. ul ID u, h. Do - ?. n for
Ervrur' 90 - o. %. 100. j. m o.. 3 . tu. u.
= .B-.k -TFIElyN All lNAN
= ~. - -,. 1000 -. 80, ~, n ID, ~
fIi,.',15. .'- "a r r, ID mi F.r Wo1,gorth Beach
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Hluslral lnstrnmenis.

4 BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
N. New style. No y 900 - stops 10 full Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished New
valuable improvements just added stool. book, music
Boxed and delivered board cars here price only sixty dol
satisfaction iriuec in particular
refunded after Every sold sell.
another Il 4 standing advertisements order at
Nothng correspondence Ny factory
peed capacity 1000 Instruments every - days very latest
tabor saving wood working machinery Vast capital enables
me TO manufacture better goods fof less money than
Aoui DANiEL f. BEATTY. Washington. New-Jersey.
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Bonr0 ano Rooms.


East Side.
A THOUSAND Of New NOrl's best board
= ing houses apartments and hotels Get IHEpJDtE
THI~ILL'S GUIDE. - ccut5 al ucgscaa4crs NlN4 Jith
NEWS CO. 20 heehluan-st'
At 20 Gmmclcy Park and ~6 Irving Place,
ground 1o. lrse front and corner room WITH large
pantry .0l and cola Arca,- situation fOr pas III
luI dentist rent 500 month, also one ot-e room
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without
uoafG- lYJ tafr 2-st, near MatIsou-sqlarc and lie
Nacd station references.
I RGEROOMS. Single Rooms, and one suite
- of rooms. 10 Last Attest
Elf and los EAST 14TH-ST., near 4th-
wv avo-Ecg1Lt double AMI single very cheapl
HON" comforts choice restaurant ACCOMMODATIONS.
IA MAD!>ON-AVE.-Elc. furnished
hisi io.r private table orr board, strictly h.lt
elias accommodations also bal. rooms WIKI Llc.
West SIDE
4 SUNNY ROOM, newly painted ana fro,-
y coed ana Wei furnished 90 let, without board. % gentle
0uy. 40 ~ cst -Ist-st
lust Furnished house ON Murray
~ Hin choc. accommodations. with or without Ut. vat.
table. \. DALEY - west 35th.--
DARTIE~ suffering from mental or nervous
i diseases have special attention and board IL TO-
qurpd. Address LAILEliN IL, Tribune Uptown Once,
l,-a~ Broadway.
ETH-ANE., IG4-Secoud floor furnished or
- uniufnlsh large suites hall gas heating water
basement room under iron stooy.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. jar. 81. 1851.
owing sales were held at the Exchange

The following sales were held at the LNchaiiS
salcsroom to-day:
PyE F. Raymond
! 4.story brown stone dwelling with LOT. No ~ East
64ti-st = 100 II OF shave lot 2O1lO05i soo M
schultz .-... 1'V'
Buildings with plot 81 land. Nos j33 an! 253, Wei
oath ST. 2g3 # Of nth ave, lot otA'9'i Nm I, NJ
DusenburY 1870
! 3.story brick house with lot No l07 Greenwich,
ave = 40 II Of VI est l2th-rt lot -JAoo'- - "a
Gocllcr .....-..... 80, '1
! 3house brick building with lot, No $3.50 last iISth
~ N = 200 70 " Of lst-aye lot 10 sNluO.lU n,
Lapaugh .5,b Wv
Ward. each lot 2jxS7G; Bernhard ---.......-..' -
By Richard y Hdrnef
lots Ea'i { I5jc- 800 II OF A'eh e 1900
3-.torv brick dwelling with ut. No 20 LAST Zlth.-'
s as i2o OF 4'haye p'o' oil lnd a '... 1890
similar house with lot Va 3l2 East 2lst ~ - L'V
n Of ave lot 2OX92. Mr4 VI Froman- 49, WV
lots AveA 46 n Of l9thst, together IN SIZE ~
I 4 storr brick bo1sr with Iot No $50 East 33dst
q go II ~ Of lst-lyt. lot 2Oy9~9, keanan '''
I.storv Office with .t AUcA, ne cor u -th
ST. LOT 1880 3ud " Lighte ''
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Ocean Steamers

CUNARD LINE.
NOTTCF-"LAEE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL WA QrEEE5
TOWN.
FROM PIER SO. 10. NORTH RIVER.
pAuTrTA - ~ rdu. -ray. 49,. -. 10 A. M.
poTIs,IA .......... Wednesday. Fcu. /. 8 D. M
~CYJIIIA ...... " etnrsdAy Feb p, 500 a ~
CSTAToNiX ...... " cdurstav. Feb II %. ul.
ratsa Ere mi and passage ONCE No. Bowling Green
VERNON IL BROWN & CO., AgcntA
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Conr!rn propcr.n tllalleA

NVANTED-IOWA LANDS, 1000 acre for
w cash PARKER Post OhIce Boa l,j-5' view Y1.a.
Broo5Irn pro1crtn FOR Sale anu 10 Get
yFvO LET.-Jj5 Dcln-st; 3-stoT brown
Stone. ID rooms mprpFcu .1-. inst put 10 complete
order ROM s7Uo. IULtEU.c WITHIN u NIs.lu--t.
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Citn 3Jropcrln Uartlc0.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will. BIZ RECLIE I'D AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. I,-3- Broadway, corner Thirty
fr--. sos lw-uty-thIi-st.. ru-u'. ligaii-dFe.
No. so East FDurtfcn5. corner n!oH--y 4tit ~ hiit
ave. corner Flrtv--Hte -t a. The IAELIM 81 l'f-
Nos uIl and 22Jj Imri.lva. corner Oneh hundred and
twenty -uth-st, % p. il AZ r';1ltr olca rates
4 SMALL family desires, on or before May
~ l. fnc large and small light. airy, unfuTIishcd
rooms bath pleasantly ltatrd. net"ren lfth
and Central iaIs $40 ted tI inrlir table. supplied ny
caterer u0 objections 20 apartment or Iuum- un Two
foUr- references given ana required ADDRESS Mla MA
RIJN IELIEE BANKS BroOalfu. y. T.
yTANTED-Largc floor, Well lighted; size
~ about square feet with power for Light brass
work. below alLL-si preferred l.. II LLDLON G COZ No
puo7t
gEvANTEB.-~evcrJl stores and lofts IN tAIs
rutland & WHITING, l2l Nassau ST.
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Gountrn Boar0 tUaulc0.

nu Hudson, below IOukcrs, by gentleman
~ ana Dan, two prefer being vhcrr there no
bOarders otherwise hotel preferred occupy u April
Address n l~DN.
Box Tribune Office.
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5ce Cream.
Eost aHo found.

I OST-Bank Book No. 103, 272 of the Union
Dime savings Institution The finder VIII please return
n 10 the aux, BfOaCwly 32d 81 and 9TH ave-
OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book No. 13l, 211,
l. the German Savings Bank in the city OF New
YORK 10 MICHAEL EERGEH. II not found returned 70
the the 22d OF February, lsS, application
will DC made for a book.
New.YOrk Ian. "a, leS2,
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
For az EENSTOWN AND LIN ERPODL.
Ltav ing Pier 81, y. T.. foot Of king-st
NEVADA. .......... .... Tuesday. 81 p.
WYOMING Tuesday, Feb $50
ARIZONA Tuesday, Feb. H. p.
ABYSSINIA ....... . Tuesday Feb. IL : a..
WISCON~ N TUESDAY Feb. y, 23O p
- These steamers are built OF iron, IN water tight compart
furnished with every requisite make the
passage the Atlantic b0th safe agreeable having
bathroom snokngroom drlwing-ropm. piano and library
also and caterer on each
upper deck. thus insurng
greatest OF all uxucs perfect ventilation and
l2ht.
CABIN PASS AGE according satcro0m), $50 $50 and
800 INTERNEITA ATE. 40 SrEERAGE nj low rates
OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY.
WILL Ms q CTION
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Real Q:slale to Gtcbauee.

vCO EXCHANGE.-Good located and well
paving property tHe country residences near
tic C iv. l.. X ia T. T>CH-l.. -Ot Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers

Ocean Steamers
A NCHOR LINE u. MAIL STEAMERS,
| From Pier No. 20, North River. New York
FaTas p m a RnyS Saa FEB l. q M
Cabin. sJ0 TO $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
From E% , = IG L2 Rv ,d RdEEGT
Galatia Feb = n M ~ Sisafa F~b III II a m
Cabin, SO ana So II Excursion ii at sdaeed l."
Steamers % this line do cattle. sheep pigs
1ie2mers marked Do not carry passengers o
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New AMI direct Line 70 the south Of France.
on ,r,l N,Eiw;YG6RK,A YD BORDEAUX DLaEcE =. -,
ye TssT; % Fas SPAN 9ai n, I'3y PT5s9i Pau
Ga6in Including wine $780, steerage ST. For passage
-fp' F. LIE BoULANGER. 4s Beayerst
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
- - -. r. bETWEEN NEW,YoEK And HAVRE o,
fe5 Oh Company ne No ~ North RIVER 1907 OF
railway aud the disconforta of the Channel IN
=, GERIAGN DeIaplane... Wednesday Jan % 4 a. m
ST LACR ST. scryan "Wednesday, Fet. :, a.
GUION LINE.
~ United STATS MAIL STEAMERS,
FoE az E\ b., 70 AN ,o L ~ L E6IQ2L
NEXARH rd 6as1ayt t5 g." r 7ao B. % @
AKIZONA ............ Tuesday, Feb H. p. ~.
ABYSsINIA TUESDAY. Feb. ~ a.
- These steamers are built Of iron IN water tight compart
asase ' aeras the Atlantic both ac and aeeabe having
T99 and ea! 39 on 2F as
a @ lF2q r a[ , Upper per fS vehatoR ana
heht.
500 lSTEalE%i 5l.S io@ rates --
WILLIAMS & GUION
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
4%9gF4' tE :2Sis Gom aaay n L3f
J
rat o. passage To lymouh London cherbourG Ham.
burg points england. cabin, for
ion -,,aad ca, 1 9ccac $50 Round Tip at re
diced FilS storage from Hamburg. Aa'fe ana SCUM
'krNHAHDT co, c. D. Klci ,l5,,.S 6 Co.. ,,r,,
no. 81 Hfol''. - 80 oi Al21A,1z y, i
IMPERIAL i,EKM - -, M i (, I-ovn
or al, l5p 9 AE EI M RFEnfE Feb Il
OpEl... at tco ! L, ~ y .-.7,t go =, y, IS
,.,,,.., ,,,,- Ton. T. NItE or b!itMEN ero
FIRST 80 0N'N
eair - Ie1m'l. N. IRON Pier between second ana
Thrust. HoboAen, " Jrr,..rr- q. ,.o o. po,,u o-oo,
VIVIAN oDy,I, ,t,IT TIVE ,,rrPS
NorICE.-rle steamers OF th,' LII. take Lieutenant
Maa1 - rents az M seasons % Iis Ng'i Ian s noon
CiTI " PARIS .......-.. THUGsQtl. Een 2 p m
Cir5 o. 'il GI.l... \ n, IDNY, ZEN. T. a. m
F.on il5r arv number Norta I..veE -
terms ms ''.' ''''
sTEEGAGE SIS PREPAID $40 Drafts al lowest rates
Thee steamer do MOI carry cattle slscpor PIGS.
Thi.-deiphla once No, Io5 -oajh .tl.st.
MONARCH LINE.
VA NETWORK AND LONDON.
ip ns1s o 9S& a n5 lining Fa5oua Ferry Jersey city
fmpir'...... FEB. Assiriln Monarch F.D. %;
ami prepaid .,.crl,r 10 lowest rates.