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local and PERSONAL.
Senator Berry arrived at his home. Bentonville
Monday from Washinton City

Senator Berry arrived at his home, Bentonville
Monday from washinton City.
The Alma applicants for the postoffice of that
place are still on the ragged edge"
J.J. McAlestcr U. q. marshal for the Indian
Territory. has appointed James d. Rector, Of Fl.
Smith, jailer at Muscogee.
Deputy County Clerk Rutherford issued mar
riagc license Monday morning to Robert M. Full
lerton, of Little Rock and Miss Jane Lanigan
whitthorn Of this city.-Ft 8, Record
A full line of Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, Oil Cloth and Linoleum. SOUTH
MAYD, MILLER DRY GOODS Co.
Judge Parker this morning rendered decis.
ion upon the question whether commissioners
appointed by the Muscogee court have power 70
try cases coming within the jurisdiction of'thia
court He bolds that commissioners have mol
concurrent Jurisdiction and that one cannot Try
cases belonging TO the other .-Ft Smith RECORD
In the U. s. court Monday morning the oath
Of office was administered to Judge James #
Read, the newly appointed district attorney
Col Clayton made very neat speech IN relin
gushing that ofice and Judge Read made
very appropriate response. Judge Parker mn
ished on the pleasant little occasion with Ie"
timely remarks.-Ft 8. Record
kilograms were received In # Smith Tues
day morning from Frank Barling. st III Reno, D
T. stating that his brother, Jerry, was sno
Monday night by man named Smith, and tina
he died Tuesday morning No particulars o
tho causes that led up to the killing or wh'
Smith is, though rumor has II that he Is
gambler, who once lived here.-Ft Smith hec
ord.
Judge Parker yesterday received the commits
sion Of Col George Crump. the recently appoint
cd United States marshal for the Western Distric
Of Arkansas. The commission will be placed II
Col Crumps hands soon as he executes MS ON
cial bond and the same 10 approved by 1ude
Parker, but the new marshal will not qualify am
enter on the duties of the ONCE until May ~ TN
date ON which Marshal Yoes' resignation take
cfcrt
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Marie Wainwright.

Miss Marie wainwright has won deservedly
great reputation for the splendid way in which
she mounts and dresses her plays, and for the
excellence of her supporting company. She,
herself. is not surpassed in charm, intelligence
and artistic finish by any actress on the cotem-
porary stage. On Friday. May 5th. Miss VAIN
wright will visit TT. Smith, for single perfor
mance OF that most brilliant and amusing of all
comedies The School for Scandal, which she
will present with gorgeous costumes aud splen.
did cast Including herself as Lady Teazle"
and that sterling actor Barton Hill as Sir
Peter" This will be one OF the most important
events of the season, for it is rarely 50 great a
play ID so adequately presented,
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Money for Cities and Towns.

The Peoples Building Loan and Saving AS
ISOLATION Of Geneva, New York, an attractive
plan for investors and one In which borrowers
are especially delighted, because of the easy
payments, Is organizing In the State and giving
Arkansas the benefit of eastern capital.
Any city or town Of 1000 or more population
may avail themselves of the easiest terms ever
offered by any association in the State for borrow
ers while they also offer series to investors that
natures earlier than any other offered.
Applications for loans and stock can be made
at the same time. No delays except for the pur-
pose of examining title are necessary.
Investors may withdraw the full amount paid
in any time after six months nothing retained
for expenses; A live progressive man to act a.
Sec'y. Of local board in each town can do well
and good local board can be benefactors by
furnishing homes for the homeless and in build
ing up their town. For fun particulars and lit
ersture write to D. l.. Bourland, State Agent
Little Rock, Ark,
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]. II. Huntley Comedy Co.

The above Company will open at Opera House
Monday night In Forgiven The Gazette Of
9th, speaks as follows Of this company
"A NOBLE ouTcAsT."
This comedy drama was presented last nisn' 81,
at the Capital Theatre to another large and en-
thusiastic audience by the Huntly Comedy Iomc +
pany, Mr.. j. H. Huntly appearing in the roe om o,
Jerry Western ian otcasD HIS iatsrpretf,ipth ~
was the work Of finished and painstski'H arr,
ist Miss Fannie Grant, as Sadie was aceoruet y.
hearty and frequent applause, The charac'ea % ID
Mana Lee In the hands Of Miss Anne Leonaru u
wes well portrayed. Mr.. Frank Z. Long, as as
Adams Nhe butler) was thoroughly az nome M
theSpart, and won many plaudits IT'S no'iGe, tSe
able feature about this engagement tina. tae
patronage Of the lower floor has grown iaffeI TT
with each succeeding performance. Those ase ahe
string choice seats should procure them w VIC VIC
box once during the day, as great many r.,
tsons last night were not able to secure
seats AFTER tho doors opened. The adya GO sa Z I
for the remaining night OF the engagement -
cr he matinee Saturday Is slready aniTe 'SrEe cn15.
edy.dfsma, in four acts, entitled, Hunted Down
fr The Golden Giant
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Prepare yourself for the coming summer by
cleansing your system and purifying your blood
with Plantation sarsaparills and Iodide of Pot
ash. Price Scots and sl.Oo per bottle. Sold by
J. +. Livingston, Dyer, Ark, and +. G. Kerr H.
c. Johnson John O'Kane and Hays q Catron
Van Buren,, Ark.
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Young Gentlemen, when you want
n stylish outfit remember that South
mayd, Miller Dry Goods Co. Is the
only place in the city where you Will
find Strouse & Bros. Fine Clothing,
Manhattan Shirts, Carter 4 Holmes
Neckwear and Smith Il Stoughton
Fine Shoes.
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School Election.

Notice is hereby given that an election will
Ruren. Arkansas on Saturday the Goth day OF
May, 1898. for the purpose Of electing, three Di-
rectors for the special school District Of Van
Buren,, to fill the vacancies caused by the eT' -
England and G. G Montague. Also to vote fol
or against the levy of school tax for said dis
trict JESSE TURNER, JR-, Pres
1.4w H. A. MEYER Sec'y. Of School Board
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r. A. BAILEY JR., GASALINE
STOVE REPAIRER, has returned TO
Van Buren. Ifyou have gasaline
stove neeoing repairing call OH him
or leave orders at the Grocery Store
of Edmondson & Britt, where they
will receive prompt attention. Orders
should be left this week.
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La xour life worth 50 cents /?

Dumb Chill; Ague: Congestive Chill; Death.
This is theevolution of that malartai chilly SEN
sation. Stop 1t in time. Plantation Chill Cure
will do it, or II will cost you nothing Sold by j.
f. Livingston, Dyer, Ark, F. G. Kerr. H. G. John.
son, John OKane and Hays & Catron. Van
Buren,, Ark,
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The Southmayd. Miller Dry Goods
90. entertained q large crowd Wednes-
day at their Annual Spring Opening.
Their store was beautifully decorated
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| Will Also Sell Goods On Weekly And Monthly
Van Rnren and Hot Springs.

The Mo. P Ry. will sell round trip tickets,
Van Buren % hot Springs, Ark and return for
ss25 Tickets sold on MAY Is and 16 good to re-
turn to May I'D, on account Of meeting Grand
Lodge Knights ofPythias. A. HAYS, Agt
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If you think of proposing. dom
llsk your suit until you are clothed
in one of Southmayd, Miller Dry
Goods Co.'S. engageing suits.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, OH the
" third Monday In June and November, II.
Thomason, Judge; Oscar L. Miles, Prosecuting
Attorney. -~
NOUNTY COURT meets In Van Buren, on the
" list Monday in January, April. July and Oc-
tober. ~
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
i in February, May, August and November
6pe.ial Notices IN the Local Columns Fis cents
Line for first insertion and Jfoe cents per
hne for each subsequent insertion. AL locals
,un and charged for at abore rates until or
dered discontinued.
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President Cleveland will open the
Worlds Fair and Southmayd, Miller
Dry Goods Company have opened the
Largest and Handsomest Spring Stock
in the County. These are stirring
times indeed
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ng time comes and you feel tired

When the spring time comes and you feel tired
lazy and generally no account DON'T BLAME the
WEATHER But elense your blood with Pianta-
tioa sarsaparilla and start your liver with Plan
tation Pills, and begin life anew with the res: Of
nature SOLD by F livingston. Dyer, Ark, and
F.G Kerr, H. C, johnson, John oKanc aud
Hays Il Catron, Van Bureu, Ark.
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Ladies call and examine our line OF
Dress Goods, all of the latest and
fashionable novelties. SOUTHMAYD;
MILLER, DRY GOODS COMPANY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
TO THE CITIZENS OF VAN BUREN.

All parties wanting SCAyENGER WORK,
done promptly and well should give me q call.
When not on the street l will be found at my
house am In no way connected with Mr. sage
self and promise satisfaction to all parties
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following is List Of letters In the Post
Office at Van Buren,, Ark. remaining uncalled
for and advertised April %, 1898.
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To Farmers and Stockmen.

Robt. Mckenzie Veterinary Surgeon
and Horse Dentist, of Ft. Smith, Will
be at Wards stable at Van Buren,,
every Saturday prepared to treat any
and all diseases of the horse. Farm.
ers and stockmen are cordially invited
to call and have stock examined free
of charge. Mckenzie is located with
office at Schulte's Stables at FIT. Smith.
Prompt attention paid to all calls.
Both Telephones. 52-tf.
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Parties calling for above will please say ad-
vertised and give date.
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. 70 for points in Colorado. Utah, New and
e. 81 Mexico. Arizona and California Has re-
Oid chair ears (seats free) Monett to Antho-
cnhi.e Wans and Burton, Kans. and Pullman sleep
ny, MILF MILF tn Burrton, Kan. Though Pullman
ef efmnnrs mon Burrton, Kans. to Pueblo, Denver, Og-
lieop sau Nj Paso, Los Angeles, San Diego and San
acn aTcssncjsco. connccts at st Louis with all lines
sast north and southeast Has Pullman Sleep
ssss % y 81 Louis and reclining chair cars (seats
tisso ~ Connects at Van Buren for points on L.
R;a RTa Connects at Burton, Kans with A. T.
" Tor pOints In Colorado, Arizona. Nevada,
31,Sominp. Utah Idaho, aontana. Washington
VA caiifornia Has reclining chair car (seats
1.sa, sno Monett to Cleburne, Tex. via Wichita,
..hsonrh Oklahoma, and reclining chair car
ssests frec) and Pullman sleeper to Burton,
Ass Arnnnccts at st. Louis with all lines east, north
..d Southeast Has Pullman sleeper seligman
y ~ Louis and reclining chair cars seats free
%C Galveston vestibuled limited via Paris
.nd nallas has standard coaches, reclining
cbsir chu cars (seats free) Pullman drawing room
i.oners through to Galveston Tex. without
change, All meals served in the popular santa
M Columbian vestibuled Limited con.
rscts st St Louis with all lines east. north and
noutheast. Has Standard Cosehed, Reclining
eSs;r cars (seats free) and Pullman Drawing
.oom sleepers through to St. Louis without
clsnsS No Every Sunday from Monet has Pull
nan Tourist Sleeper to California via Burton
and Albuquerqe without change.
Through tickets on sale TO al points, For
hsrther Information, call on or address,
M. e. HARTUNG,
Ticket Agent.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ST. LII NJ. 4 s. RY.
GOING EAST.
No. g4. Mail and Express i:a9 I%a. q m M
10. 2S2, ao1Na WEST. ,,''
No. ssl, Nail and Express lsss go : ;. m. m.
No. z5;;s Local Freight, IL the only freight that
No No. ~, nsssengers Leaves Van Buren ZOO a. m.
ssrres ssa,,pvood p"sd ccommodation-Leaves Van
T Gree1fm fnr Greenwood every day except Sunday
Bureani ~ Io' m T ]. ROGERS, Agent
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fire by the use of few buckets Of water
Charley Roberts, son of R. s. Roberts, OF this
city. was killed at Atchison, Kan, on the 25th
inst. 1t is supposed from falling from a freight
train, while stealing a ride, he was w. o.
prisoner at Fort Levenworth and had MADE. MS
escape from the prison the Sunday before ne
was identified by parties from the prison ana
~ as taken there for interment He was " years
of nue and has been a wayward boy most all
his hfe.
weare sorry to learn that Bro. Rainey VIII
lang of the Fort Smith Times. failed 70 get the
postoce at that place Get down NE the rug rug n1iH %
And words to this effect Whom the LORD love.n
fru Hc chsseteneth." "When found make note
oG"-Dardanelle Post
That NAV be true; but it don't appease the
cries of hungry children. and the man that waits
m tho lord ,or an Office will getlet every time.
:, % tho hustler that gets there Bro Williams.
Tho t,rst solid strawberry train ever sent from
Arkansas left Van Buren a;S5 p m. MONDAY ioi
Kansas City, and will be followed by ram
daily during the strawberry season. Ihis train
will stop at Muldrow and salisaw, l. t. for per.
res to be shipped from those points ana wiz
run through to Kansas City on fast schedu'e'
The uniting on of this train shows to some eN-
,ent tb, Importance of our city as iruit ana
berry shipping point
Nearly every family in the United states keep
=. t,ottle of whiskey in the house This appnes
os wall to Iowa Kansas ana Vermontas 10 states
srhore Ia. sale is not prohibited. some keep II
,.,.erage ssme as tonic, some as a medi
~, In either case it is important that j
.,'r,,,5 he old and pure I W. Harpers Nelson
e1s,,,ty Kv whlskey has been examined by
NVu',s' ,a,ry chemists throughout the country
and @ its purity has in every case been hignl' n
aaaan,mended. a~a m Sold by WM, sIMco, yan BureI
Arkapsss.
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WEBSTER'S
LNTERNA TIONAL
z.s.,s., ss., M;y: y DICTIONARY

Estireiy NerU.
%trssff effhs TjSses.s
n Grand EdscafoS.
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Ocean steamers.
REAL STATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


There were four sales IN the real estate market
rday. foreclosure There was very Ii'tie pubic
bidding and pantir the buyer In every instance
omyth Il Ryan o:cicd No js7 Amsterdamave hNestofy
house a ls.9XlcO IL went 10 the plantlH IN
the proceedings for 42O,il7. Peter +. Meyer oncrcl
the southeast OF Ninety-hfthst and Ia'kave q
trcc>toy brick Gat-housc. lot 20XG9 II was sold
the panti IN the proceedings for 80 100. ityan L.
Kennedy offered Nos. 206 70 2l2 West seventy
sOnc-iTOnt houses plot 'oAIoS IheY
sold the plaintiff for 40, 600. D. 4. lngr1hln
Co. offered NO. 81 90 Leroyst nvestoty brick nat
houses on plot OjNGl They were sold FOR 12iO' eaeh
TO the painun.
The follow ing sale at private contract Is reported
j. Arthur Fischer Co have sold Tor the Misses
Marcarst and Melissa Bcnse the fourstoy high-stoop
hou,. adjoining The Gcrlach apartment hotel. No. A.
West Twcnty.c> cnh-s, size 25OA7CxlOO, % MI Dorng
private terms
Asrlcr Wcinscin hg, sold David Botiman Nos. 49,
st. three fOui.story buildings with for .j7j0o
Aschcr Wcinstcin bDu-kt from Hattie ;. Crowell No
2Oi East Forty south eide 100 feet east Il
Ihiid,Nc. :Igc,>tOry basement high stop brown
stone dwelling, 1jN60N lO0.J. for ~ 2jC.
NJ & l.. Hess have sold for account OF Aschcr Wcln-
stein tho northeast of Ihiitcthst and ThrdaNe
CONGO. for $1,000.
The death Of george H. Scott former president, was
received win graf regret, and The following committee
appointed attend and represent tho EN
change: Hermann II. Cimm1nn, Edwin y truik-hlnk,
Richard V. iarnet George Il. Read and James J. Levi
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Mem bliraIlons.

twentieth Edition. post paid. for CSC. stamps.
m HE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t + alls Oft |;
i Turns Gray. and the Ksnedy BY Prof HARLEY
rARKER A. NJ. LONG & CO. ,0l3 Arch ST., Phlla, Pa
Every should read the little book "-Athenaeum
OSC.-LEVER'S Cregan, OMalley, LorreQuer,
~ O'Leary Hinton. y DOnOshue. Lytons IaIoni.
Lugene Aram. Alice, MaltraNers, Pompei. Mailedj
PRATT los 6thave.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
rci1o taHpslio ANA N".'o ''''' $1,000
w9itc;,t. so, r. to l2i James ianan ct al
M9tt. 80 g. FANNY ton 70 s,csma9d COIN 10
S3Ioh KP@;sF /? la S j. Sa% I% Scot, and
WIFE to Ellen r Jc en-" 'On" 100
Bl,cckci.,t 40 80; A,-lcr Wclrstc!n aai VIE
2a'c IS %@ '' III Jane. Mllc,t and VIE to Fred.
g. al to Soiacn + Shorthand ".,..- CO 900
{, odnaa % 81 900
rnin 'ro , and ano,lcr .............. 81 800
5ti.,i SO COS Dani.l LowentDai and wife
Gr No N9 ss ana 70 ia:i Natalie ,,iGhn to
.-t Snt' 10 us SCI a, anu job" G1laaan. ic.,c 10
.. +. Sc cd a: e 1922 1872:
-;S @o9e r. Of o;Ss,e iS;,9o' Louis
Tonci, 0'NcI 80 40 600
W.it"n, .. 3oe5o
ocnrrc 30 II s.olcf -. 5000
10 c.. fdua if y.S y & %is ln' az a i"
7o, SGoT, 20 zoo II S OF OF Vet Enda,c coNco,
Mar-actta Card aud husband t. Herman
N" lou s.'' William ,,ishtcr to y .ooo
se$ & soi VIZ W. to f 1sas s.d fol2o
'O' Mary irod.r to Hllec: Echai4 80, r.i,
McCuIdy AMI another. executor. to Ei"'Fd
M,Si.oa' ' . :. COZ IT q iiii. sNv7o; n
Jqig Lpman. q al to William 'i3' ,l1l,o,, ~
Lincoln stqar, 70 Ee:ay'a V'r is.; mack 1900
i2i h@r,c H 10 wil,, n'' Il Bpnsrr &c
'oi lao wa lam t; na ~ 80 %ft ni',
,esii.i 10 s,s W., Ilcuiictia Gnswold to ..o
1oth-t ssi # . o. 1ol oa5 ,,,i. e. w
IAN IL bliH' ~. NIT.
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Danrins araocmles.
0rarbers

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors. paofe ssors, teachers.
severncsses. etc., In all departments OF learning Cir
COYRIERE, Book Building, $50 Ffth.sve. cor 2oth.st.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. H. Il. HR. Co.. Lcssee) a.,
Trains leave West 42d-st. station. Ne".iOk - Ia.
lows aid l5 minutes earlier from II. trankllnt A. n
$3.50 A. M.-Daiy Tor NvwDuls, husstS"' AioA"''
daily except Sunday, wet OF .ocynans Je. $4,000,
7:15 a. M.-Daily for Albany. except Sundav Morocco
$3.50 A. M-Daly for Albany Utica y raeass EeoSsS
Ter iiuilao, Niagara lals, Detroit Cnieaeo' e@@'F
Saturday for Toronto. u "a
11:33 A. M.-Daly. except SUNDAY. for ALBANY sns
400 p. M.-Dallv except SUNDAY. for Albany. v..
Rochester, buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Desr0'~
Chicago ST. Louis. ,,-,... Al.
$3.50 r. Vi: DAILY, syeep. Sundaf for Ne"ours' ~
S,,s i; Vi isiily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse. KccAeS
ier Bufalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit e"sss~
HkVEi;sTRAw LOCALS; 80, .sA5 p; NJ u1s $50
NI,W ri RG LOCALS, y 90 'l0:l5 a. NJ i'i"' WV
3 IS % 80. I'll AS p. NJ, .,,. r,us Toronto.
Sleeping cars o for n, n 1hrs"sh trains.
sDay For tickets time tables Srof oo Sns srooS
tn $3.50 Washnrtoa 7s9 Er0ss,sit 1i nn"s sss u.s.
sS Broadway i4s Bowery. 81 East 14sn's' -
i2sAss' sSd y a. LHMSERr. General Passenger As'aA
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JnsfrurIlon.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL fOE GIRLS
ID NO. COZ 5TH-AVE.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. CHAS. H. GARDNER Principals
THE MISSES WREAKS.
i School Girls and Kindergarten.
Second begins February l. 81 East 74h-st.
N EW-YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE, l25th-st., n. Y
~ All practical branches day evening Call or ad
dress CLEMENT {. GAINES, Mount Morris Bank Big
NAN NORMAN INST. (Founded 1850.
S. E. cor. Of West End-ave. and 7lstst.
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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ErCOEDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, Elizabeth. to r O'Connor : i47,h-s..
na,ic, % si.l 'i i 10 ;, Use. i,ist
BrSt ,o,' l. l. ~ 70 ) St@nmc. M-lson.Ne. .oo
nunk c %l,@ H. to :, lIaJanei Is io,a.
raS st., Of i5 di u, a' wa% a. sS1uyci '4'O
nsih.,t " # 5thayc ycar...'..~.,,..'..'.. 10000
a-G'.t' Of Ann tcfdain atc year NOR gus 5.77j
~, o. AlcNai,i'ayc year. 10 mort a,cs. i5i575
Ci'~i H. Jonn, to x J.. i;os'is' "anbr.i'''t' 600
co OF M NSgp.t to +. Kn,pp is,thsi OOo
Golfer, JON To- j. Iir.i n corner Alexander.
49, I'd l5sth.,t. ........... I09 80
iiUlst.,1 Ilarl, TO 4 d n,,'.n,. o7th't 49,,
oro,, o. rcania to GOODMAN s. shcil;.st 'OO-
r,ahSS SsD w. 70 j. vciiiy, Washington 'ooO
nos ,tmann ifcaE t, Irnlgraat Industrial say. ,o
r!i Ill., Jae io to tic ,ranc and Trust Com. 'OO0
IaIy. II ; 7Is.,t Of Ilurayc. YEARS.. IS 600
' lazy. 1-" ecrnS IIi.iya and ,StnS year 10000
Rltin hcn'dct \. 70 l. " Churchill. ct al Nos. ....
KaTatz Albri. . pr Dock saving, Institution. ooo
Leehncr Frank. to Wick. Avenue b. II Of oooo
MGnhcImcr Isaac to \ Martin 4o,h-st.
OF shave wears, ......... 5000
Mar Jane. i; 10 5 ogden s'th-'t g Of ON
"f Chir,orhcr.,:. MORTGAGES. ycsr,-.... 10 900
Gth.ayc 49,. ~. ITO 600
Rop,cv,lt,, ...-......... 1850
G25 map Of Metros south. year 300
Sonncr!.Orn. Augu,r. g. - rnan >Itldrs Banks,
" Trnit, ave II Of i61,l.,t ,car........., 100
Drlarccy,,L inalm ,nls $500
Shorthand. stephen g. 10 TIL" Guarantee and
IT, 3 year, ......,.....~. 30 900
3 yea. -. 5000
l3Gtnst years ,.."'.. $4,000
= Of Pio..ec;.ayc . wears 1890, $500
Victim, Louise. ~ Union Dime Savings fn,titu-
ton 7irh.st o. iotraIe 3 year. '.''.. so 600
Western II ctrc Company b. tic Bank for
roc ftit ana 1uanila
3 year .....''.' '''''....'' 10000
Wilson. john 4. - tnif"d States Trust COMPANY.
II corner iit,.a,c nnd ssth.s / year 600 900
Of Av,nu' G. I ,c,r - ...'...' 10000
Plea. ave. year. "...... .''' wv. 1000
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4 RED STAR LINE.

IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing for New-York a3d Antwerp weekly.
WAFSLAND ........- Wednesday. Feb. l. 80 O.
EHYNLAN Wednesday F,b s. II 80 a. m,
First cabin, $50 upward cabin. 20 Antwerp.
s3s; from Antwerp sfs. Reduction on round trip. APP
nly for Facts" Stcrige at very low rates
80 INTERNATIONAL NANI iATION co,
General Agents, 6 Bowling Oreen.
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AMERICAN LINE.
a. NETWORK 10 SOUTH AMPTON AND LON, Dos
EVERY SATURDAY.
New-York Feb o. ] 30 pm Paris, March H., noon
Chester March e. a. NJ Rim; March dS, y a. H.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 10 lohuol.
Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding mcoh'
vcnicncc and exposure ~ transfer by tender. W,
First Cabin passage Southampton. London or iiaNc:
$50 and upward according steamer and LOCATION OF
Second Cabin. s3j and $40.
Storage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATlON COMPANY,
General gents. No. Bowling Green, Ncw-Iork
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Qedrbers.
Ocean Steamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. ;. co.
a. >IOII ROUIr TO LONDON.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON EtEMEN.
FAST EXPIRES, STEAMERS .
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berth Stee ,acc low rates Steamers sail from foot Of
-d-~t., Hobokcp- =,
Aner Tues. jan 81. an. Lain. ufs fcD' = am
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TraVe Tue. Feb. :. 10 m Aller, Tues >, Mar - am
Elbc Tues, Feb II, am. IraNe, Slt Mar H. II AM
NFDi?ERRANFAN LINE.
Ncw.York to Genoa in les than eleven days.
Fu;da Sat Feb 1; 10 A III. Werra Sat, Apr. 3, 10 am
Kaiser w II Mar 4. 10 Fulda. sat, APE =? ~ am
We S1'.. Mar II. - Ia erNll, N'A - ~ NJ
Kaiser w II Ami 1Oam Vera sat. May o. 10 ain.
NEW. YORK 10 GENOA AND NAPLES.
Ems Srrurday Feb. 1S, 10 a. m
Passage. $780, sl:5 Or $3.50 berth First Cabin.
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