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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
CONSUMPTION.

N%N UUllDllnpllUn,
~ NJ Every eighth person
AS& IN the United states
ADJ H. "A dies OF Consumption,
AN " ss This N n most alarm
-syptfssgS tis,,lts Ing mortality. or all
iANsitGpI. = ~ ~. the diseases to which
Ny ~ mankind ~ subject
none makes such
rayaRes MS Consumption. II spares
neither the high nor the low, the rich
nor the poor-from all classea Of socie-
~ II gathers its victims. How many
happy homes have been dArkcned by
this iell destroyer the past year. HOW
many bright hopes crushed TO ehrth,
and atm how many have the dark
shadow thrown over them today con-
sumption IL an insidlouH disease, steal
ing on the doomed unawarcs. f0ttering
him or her with false hopes, soothing
him or her with illusary amendments
untll finally he or abe ~ placed beyond
the reach or medical aid, IL you have
the slightest symptom OF Catarrh or
Consumption. consult Or. FISK nt once,
Can or send for testimonials OF the
patients cured.
Or. Fisk gives the best treatment known
v Or NJ Il. ". Fisf CURES cArARnH. DIS.
EASES or WOMEN, BRONCHITIS KID
SES IyE EsI mt9op , SpR yE' NJ kSp 9l
TVotIBIEs, PILES. FlsTt'TA aud all
forms ~ chronic and blood diseases. Medi-
cline furnished at the ONCE.
write for dlaEnosnc blank, II will dc.
scribe your symptoms nrcufntely No !
for women. No. for men business stflct.
~ confidential.
r. w. FISK. NJ. D.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
Its Want

Columns will solve
your problems If you
give them a square
chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12

TIL. warm weather yesterday induced several nun
arad residents OF New-York and Brooklyn TO pay
their first visit of the season 10 Coney lsia"u !
sands. During the morning number journey
down by the regular trains, but after midday lhe
crowds became 50 great that the Culver ana sea
Beach railroads put on extra trains 10 cAiI! 'le'
-, 49, ,-,sl,ors reached the island they found a
far different place from what II Will De TINS
Most of the places of amusement We're cIose. an
tbara uas strange stiffness about the ltoWeiN anu
Srf-ave. one two places on the boWeIN, i i
prepared for emergencies, and when the crowd ,r,
y, arrive the doors were thrown open / ne
ocean boulevard was crowded with carriages. ana
the Parkway continually emptied its crowd mo .ls
great treet Of the island. The cars from 5rlghlH
70 the West End not running, and HUNDREDS
walled 10 Brighton and back to see what dainaSe
mad been done TO the lawns and buildings by the
storms OF the winter AT Brighton and Manhauaii
haaches found the ocean had eaten IN toWti''l
the hotels considerably while at the great NSsl
End things were about as they were last year Inc
hotel keepers and others here predict good season
The outlook is favorable unless the hard times Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
PLENTY OF BANANAS FOR EFERfBODf
THE IMPORTATION FAR EXCEEDS THAT OF AA'i
YEAR-NEw- ORLEANS THE HEAVIEST
PORT OF ENTRY.

The importation Of bananas continues to Increase
steadily and rapidly During January ana rep
ruary this year. there were l,2255i5 ounches M
ported against 9o2062 during the corr sponI.Il'
two months of last year. being an increase OF o-"
4si punches. OF the importation during January
this year. New-York received l764o7 punches; New
Orleans l72 125; Philadelphia 9j.2Sl; Boston 90"
and Baltimore 520G: total. 54Sjic. OF the I'M
po-tation during February. New-York receiver
1ss7N punches: New Orleans. cl2.I'9; fhaueIplid
los s32: Boston, 1924 and Baltimore. D'fv' 'o'A
6770S. o,otroa q
Nearly twice as many bananas are receiver AZ
New-Orleans as come TO New oTk. ana mon mo "rr
brought to the Louisiana port than the .otal -
tlty received at Boston. Baltimore ana hialr ID
together This fact is attributed 70 ihc S"pIiIoa
wharf and railroad facilities At New-r!cans WhtIe
freight cars come within fifty feet OF the pantHa-
laden steamers The freight trains nave !I0n
twenty TO thirty cars each. and the moment tlese
are filled swift engines drag them TO their dest!la
ton and 10 these trains. account or the peilSI
able load is given the right Of way over an oSnei
trains Including even passenger. The limos Cea-
trail Railroad carries large share or the paii'0
from Newt Orleans. and mas hauled as "i"'' 90 '
carloads In a single month"; ..o,.u =. Fruit,
Bananas are regarded as the one species OF u az.
which is sure to be IN the market every m9n'n III
the wear Though there are many rlsKa III III LIE :
trade so far speculation Is concerned .e Ci i
danger Of loss arises from unfavorabe chIha'c III
nuences the fruit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
rryERAL OF MRS JOHN ". GUITEAU.

The funeral of Mrs. Missouri Tyner Guiteau' wire
NJ John w Guiteau, the venerable and well-Kno"h
s,atistican Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
was held at 23O p. m. yesterday at the family
home No 80 West Eighty-fourth-st. There were
nresent many wel-known men and women win
whom Mr. and Mrs. Guiteau had long been mt
rnately associated socially and In chartaDe anu
igious work The Rev. Dr. As6rry Lo%Ty tfaiIa
oted and was assisted by the Rev l. ". ,,
man pastor of the First Baptist church BouieVaTu
and West Seventy -ninth-st., OF when Mr, "Utte'
is a trustee The burial was at Woodia"h Oehe-
terry ,, ,..- for ber earnest
work in behalf Of charity and rehgioh anu anu III
great Uberality to the sick and needy. She "as wa,
horn In Brookve, Ind. siXty-ive years aSo' an.
was the daughter of Richard Tyner a pronlliell.
Western lawyer Her grandfather was Gover. y,
of Indiana and her brother James lyisr Wa 49,: ~
sistant Postmaster General under president IrS1
She was married to Mr. Guitcau on JauaiE ..
Her husband. her Charles. VINO IS ms I ITtit
pryate secretary, and her daughter MT W. men t
Allen Brown. of Germantown. 'elln'. surN.e -
AZ the time Of her death, which was que 10 -, -
nlexy Mrs Guteau was visiting her uaut . ~,
Mrs Cuiteau was manager or several 0l w
local charity institutions for the poor ana SlCh. =
n member of the Ladies' Committee she iil'c -
weekly visits to Wards Island a lrienu salu "a =,
ber Yesterday: "She one OF the Noptrst a..
most highly esteemed women in THIS cry ohe ~
always seeking opportunities to peheht huii az
and wherever she went her presence Was inc q
bright sunbeam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
REAL ESTATE.
-cr>LSC At, THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.
The Hamilton estate has sold three lots nortn
side Of Ninety-fourth-st 10) feet west OF Cehtrai
Park West 20 a builder for improvement al sl4"V
each lot
It is reported tnat V. 7. Ross has sold TO a
Nj Philips Il three-story scventeen-ioot DITCH
house 40 lu West &nety-fourth-st
l. s. and II. :. Korn have sold to Mrs Louisa =
Frledluc No. % Crosby-st.. 21X7o feet me puT,,
chaser viii build s!N-story warehouse III P''' "a
the building now occupying this lot. ,-,,. .. =,
Ames a co. have sold for Thomas Meny ~ ~;
Raulell four-story brcTnstune dWtins, 10, -. 90
West Ffty-nfth-st.. FOR Sz5oo 30 - 1t ~
A four-sory store. 25X95, and No; 10 Nes' ~
nfth-st. four-story English basement ~, t
i5x6oxlrl feet. for Louis y. ienrique' To W. io0N
McMonegai ~ Eckerson have sold for Villain a:
Abbott 40. l79 West Ninety-fifth-st.' t'ree-s'oiy
ri2srons ana smith Brothers have sold IL, ior
a Miss lcssion Mrs. Wiley. No. 10. VS. = ~
1rst-st a four-story brownstone mt loES'Niy l,r
Tor sI5 l50 and for Matthew Shaw To Miss Hickey
dwelling lSsx50x15 feet. for $1,000 , -
s. C. Melen. architect. has let contract 70
Charles r Wills for the building Of dWeiln l 70
cost about $4,000 at the southeast Corhcr 9i ~
ave ana Sixty-fourth-st.. on a plot "pNliV -
The materials ere TO Ne brownstone ana pIloh
The lot cost $4,000 The contract caHF Ior 'he
building to be incogod by pternber ana 10 De
completed in about eighteen montnS. ,,.-.
Williams * Green have sold for NJ. ~ BoorS,dNcr
No 3l4 East Forty-nuth-st.. fOur-story DricK lehe
ment. lot 25X5o for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
LETT Sc.Ooo on 4 CAR SEAT'

Oxford PENN March 11.-Jacob Tome mill
iopare of MARYLAND left SC 900 a seat Of the
Baltimore express last evening. He got on the
train at his home Port Deposit. few miles south
of oxford, forgetting the money which he had
brought up from Washington. Conductor r. L.
Gigan picked the package up after a dramatic
company had tossed It about the car and had "
in his hand when telegram was handed him al
a station from Tome stating the contents OF Ine
package and asking him to care for it, Inc
money was locked in the safe of the car and de-
livered to the millionaire this morning. Mr. Tome
lost 50 900 few years ago by leaving 1t on car
seat. He is in his eighty-fourth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
JUDGES ABANDON CONCEIVED BUILDING.

Chicago March 11.-Judge Hutchinson was the
only Cook County law-giver who held court in the
condemned rooms Of the County Building yesterday.
The other Judges abandoned their courtrooms, and
unless the County Commissioners secure outside
quarters most Of the courts will remain closed un-
til the building is made safe. County Attorney
Judd is making an effort to secure possession Of
the City Hall for the use Of the county. and on
Wednesday Will file an ejectment suit against the
city officials He expects 10 procure an order for
possession Of the building by the end Of the week
The city authorities make light of the matter how
ever, and think they are in no danger Of being
ousted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12

iS,h.st' g. ~ II h o 49, gorrstcr. s17oo
1ath-st. n D. $3.50 n Of Avenue 6, -'Ni"."
Jacob l. Weinberg and wife & fulIautl' Log
Aycnue ~ W ~ - !" or -."..... 800.
4gth-et. 3. loO II of llth-nNe -oA"' Ehlh
Rudolph ct al 70 Christian Striiher. ''..,.,.'';.
1st.aHe No rC o@ imam 'e' ",' 1900
4Sth-st. =, 600 u of llth-ave. 3oNlO"o' hnlH
rudolph 9 al 70 Christian Strifer 49,. 49,;
'oihi ,,la c' EGGrag o5 e stSn. .' 1850
14sth-st n =. 247.7 4 W Of c'urtlnnF ave- E2
xinG MARY r Robinson ~ Nellie u Van Iass"I
Washingtor-ave. g 100 u o. NllIinnsoiilco
Road 1876 tx irregular. George Lydeh 81 al -
rapic-ave " s. - n Of l63lst. 25xlp: Sey-
mogr Thurman ana w''e 10 .... N'.. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
prcnpnrn MORTGAGES.

Klein. Mary \. 70 Daily NV wings ala
pullding Loan Association. a 3 it5th-si, OF
Auateriam-ayc. instalments ...,-...... ,...'
Kareel Jeanette It a. e. I"or IA Hahs. s3 ii -
tc---f and 3.Is AMI 80 Ludlow .----..--...-'
Leonard Catharinc. 10 julia BIff +Neld. -
e W 90 C-utrui PARK West ..... .-...-+.....;
Moran Mary e. and husband g. OBJ" sun fnh
r~sntnr sun Mutual Loan AMI Accommodating
FUND Association. 8 Hos,on-ave' oi
H.rOf-st indictments
Mascot George and wife 10 Adam Burger
I',rcs;-a.e X " 1t5'h-s'. ? vars. ...-.-.'...
Thui.ton. te.!a. O. Elizabeth he Lacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

..,-....
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINcIS.
PULLMAN CAR sEi:VIcE ON Ali. rRAINs.
Leave New-iork OF Liberty ST. daily. CHICAGO.
i;so p NJ and 1918 night PlrISbuRG. 100 P. ~.
Il 10 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. dally. A. N
weekdays, 800 T. NJ Sundays 7:30 l.. NJ WASHING
TON BALTIMORE. 900 III 80 A. NJ. Dining Carr. 80
800 Ex. Sum $500 Dining Carr, 600 L. NJ. SUNDAY.
s:39 l2il5 night. All trains daily eyeep, 300 r. NJ
MEW,okLEANs. $500 7 NJ daily through sleeping p car
i72 26i. AIS. l.i4O BROADWAY 81 East l4h st. 400
Grandst. ~ Y 344 Fuon-st.. Brooklyn: station. foot
OF I'hcrtv--t.. G. X ~ n. i.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
bagEags from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

TRANS leave foot OF West 4-d-st. follows 10 minutes
Franklin-sL v.u.,
80 A. NJ ,daily except sunday lor Wallk' ts,sy
y n stations, Mldiletown Llenvllle. Falsburg Llpe'
cGrbondalc Scranton. Walton. pehL sidney Nos"en'
IUca Rome Oneida. Fulton. osweso - r,...
3I5 7. NJ except sunday sullivan co Iii LS fffs,i
W'aiisfown FcnNnle Mountain Dale. CenreNlie Fans.
burg fIurIeyville Liberty Falls Liberty ParAS'"e ana
Iiyipgston Manor. ,.,, .,.u.-
7:.o p NJ daily Mlddletown. summityile fs w
burg Liberty, livingston Manor Hockand Walton S,S'
ncy' Norwich. Oneida. Fulton os"eso' Niagara f"''''
retets and Pullman accommodating at 81 Broadway
''"s'S w j. c. ANDERSON. G. p A.
SO Beaver St. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA. wool, dovS. 4:3o. 500 300 1900
1880 Dining carr A. N. 20 300. 400 GuI., Parlo-
night sunday $50 600 1l:2O Dining carr A. NJ,
/ 30 800 CDin!ns Carr. 100 p NJ. l2:l5 n'ght. ~.
For baltimore and Wr-hineton. week days 900. II 30
Dining carr \. ". l.3O 300. 300 1Din NJ Car, 600
p ". 12:l5 night. sundays. 900. II 20 Dining Car)
A. N. so 500 fpniur can. go ?. NJ. l2.l3 night
Tickets and pair car s'ats can 20 procured a, IA
26l rs 9ii 100 i3-; f}roa'Nay - oth Ave, II
Fast li,h St. l3i Eae' i2ih -. ~; West l2ith s..
25i Columbus Ave. Nev-yo Court s.. $40 Fulton
ST BROOKLYN; as Broadway. Williamsburg. The Now.
York Transfer Company VIII cal for ard check hagsass
from hotel or rcsi lence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
Rare Oriental Rugs & Carpets,
11nb!ic Notice.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT. 32-38 EAST 42D-Sr.
NEW YORK. February 10th. 1894
To r. Charrinrton. 4. H. Dayton. Nj Z. y. Gailari.
s. !. German. T. X. Harris. Mrs. Mabel Hart oscar
HATFIELD Mis-. II. H. Henderson. Mrs c. a Hnlchnni.
William s. Hoyt. Miss F. Z. Hume. Aacrt for Mating:
Mrs. A. K: Jaco!a9n, Mrs T. L. Leayenworth. Mrs g.
May 5. MAYER. The New-Yorh Electric and Aui matte
Exhibiting Machine Company George II. Rice. Mrs NJ.
A. stevens. X Scu';er. f. r Thomas Mrs. y II.
Vers: each you hereby notified that.
due the goods stored in the
Company for the general accounts Of tho
aforementioned persons paid before the Goth day Of
the goods Will lie gold public auction
that date. Nos 4O42 East 42I Street (entrance at
81 4Isu. by Jus'Us Cooke. Auctoneer. sale
niencing at 1890 a. -
JOHN r. VAN WORMER
Secretary and Genl Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
WEST SHORE nnAD,

TU - ~ WIT NN III n Vt Nv ~
IN; g. Il. r. r. r. CO. LEsSEEo ,,rou.
Trains West 4@lst station. New York. as toNo"~
and IS minutes earlier from foot Franklinst: Nh,
OiIo A. W. Daily Tor Albany UTICA syracuse r' 81.
cept Saturday Tor Toronto ~ s....
Gals y. M.-Dallv FOR Albany Montreal tra Syrs.usss
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago. p..S.
k:15 y. M.-Daily FOR ALBANY. Utica Syracuse
ester Buralo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit .'e''
land and Chicago.
For tickets timetables narlor ara s'ceplnr-car accom-
city offices rrooklvn md YORK ahs
at stations Time tables principal hotels For other n
formation address -.
C Z. LAMBERT cAne-nl passNnsc- Arsrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12

A NCHO LINE.
"a UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
h - X q l. A GO " VIA Lon u o ID r. X II 7.
- From Pier - n. r.. foot Of West 24,h-st.
Ethiopia March H. p. IN. Anchoria. Mar -. p M
CITY OF ROME Saturday. May % June 30.
Calm. Si5 and upward; second CABIN $40
stecrsge. s23 Prepaid. So.
ChBIS ENtIKSlO.S TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts. tours and other information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Z Bowling Green. New York
COLUMBIAN LINE
~ VIA ISrHMUS OF PANAMA.
California. Mexico and Pacific Ports Central and
South America.
Colombia Mch. 20 city ~ Para Mich. 10. noon
Passengerc by this line tho
tefts q tropical climate. and call at ports
Q. FIX central American Republics and Mexico 49,
Cabin rassage to San Francisco. $3.50
Storage -
IneindinE meals and berth for voyage OF weeks
FOR rnll particulars address the general agents.
SIAMFORD PARRY HEBRON a CO..
II broadway. or Pier No. 81 N r.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
Ec9al Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
' County Of New York.-Noman seymour Plaintiff
desired in the city and County Of New-York
To the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned To answer the complaint In
this action, and 70 serve copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
Of your failure 10 appear ans-cr. judgment VIII
be against by default for the relief demanded
Dated New-york. February 1Sot
DA%L SEYMOUR.
Once and Post Office address. No. ~ wall street.
To the above named defendant. Malel H. Harding
The FOREGOING summons T. scr'od upon y9u ay pubca-
Of the justices Of the Supreme Court u the State u New
York dated the 81 day ~ march, 1884 and hled With tie
Of New York. at the County Court House. in the said
DAN'r SEYMOUR
20 Wall Street. New York city.
CUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
- NETWORK. LOUIS V. FELL and WILLIAM JAY
Bell Junor d@eeased P.ats aranst IEnNNErTE
BILL Isaac Bell Junior, Norah I'oll ana Henrietta
the estates Of the said lsaac BEL Junior EoIah Eel
ard Henrietta Bell Dcfendanis Trial desired in tho
To the above named defenGanis: YOU ARE HEREBY
SUMMONED the complaint IN this action
M 10 IeTse 19yy AVS 9 Sea nS service Of @ money
elusive Of the day service; and IN your failure
by default the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated March i. 1885,. .,. 49,.
Post oric. address 10 - Wall street Nsw-YorS anu
To the above named defendants and each Of them
Ss% q q9 b. Ea% si 3.
for the City ana County Of the End day
OF March. 1894. and ned the complaint herein in
the oce of the Clerk Of CITY and County q
Roe 1a!a e aH wall street, raTs1 SH3 c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
hntinn. foot of CoriInndt and Dc.bros.r. Street,.

Stations foot Of Cortlnndt and Dcs0rosses Street~
ZOO A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
mediate stations connections except sunday Tor fO ID
VILE and READING 49, .......
S:2O A. VI. daily Sunday S:15 A. NJ. for GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,, RUFFAIO. and the West. ana principal
local points. dlninscar and chlr-car 10 Wilkesbagre.
Pullman Buffalo.
$500 A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAuCI CHUNK
and intermediate points. Connections Tor Reading and
Harrisburg.
I2i:,O i. VI. daily. except sunday. for ELNlIiA AMI
intermediate stations connections FOR Pottsv,le and
Reading chair-car 10 Mauch thunl.
$40 l.. VI daily. except sunday. for l.. and b..
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations: Pullman
parlor-car Wllkestarc, connections for Potts
i,.O l.. VI. daily. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
$40 +. VI. daily CSunday. at 5:i5 p NJ for EAsToN
and intermediate stations
U,iO y. VI. daily Sunday 600 p. NJ, for BUFFALO
sleeper vesbucd train ~ Y. 10 Chicago. sleeper to
Buffalo: connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
0.iO =. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAucH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
otOO T. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCKIES
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all pointr
West. Pullman slcepers - Chicago and Buffalo -
Additional Sunday trains: II 90 y. NJ. for MAUCH
CHUNK and POTTSNILLE and all intermediate stations
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ 2l1. 26l. 9tt
and 1873 broadway. li3 Bowery 81 East lithst. 1876
East l25th st.. New-YorS 500 Fulton-st. Courtst.
and % Broadway brooklyn y. Y.
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
check baggage residence through 70 desna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12

ne CHARLESTON. Il. c. the South AMI Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From I'er 20. h. Il. foot OF RoOseyelt-stJ. p IN.
CHERokEE. Tuesday March IL
AIiONCt'IS Friday. March III
Monday, March ~
lIt''Nl' 'l''.. Nrih's'hN ron
All CLEANERS have nrstclass passenger accommodations
WM l.. CLYDE * co. General Agents.
. Bowling Green. y. Y.
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST L. IS r. LINE Via JACKS.
GltE SO. Flr. & PASSH LINE. Via RlESTON.
7. G. Eyer. Gcn'l Agt., $40 Bway y. Y.
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DEL. Lacrsw,vv. AID WESTERN m.
stations I'm vc-v-Yor,s foot ~ Darclny and
Christopher streets.


yEs.TIpJr.TD .kAif'. "a I..UtN
A..cct route T. MEN GLOOM 44L-y, ADN = I.>Aa
me ORANGES. summit, be.naFdss.'.e. pAsN.'.s
Ridge MaG.son. Morrsto~n I-ssae fa'esson' BIZ IN
in Dover. stauaupe CpllS l-AhE. i-AAE. NJ
TArCCNC TlcArftstoWu. SCIOOLkls MO- y Att;;HS;
Washington PHII.I.II sBl 10. l.AS4D' Va. y
GAP STROIUSBURG. Pocono Mountains =, 49,,
ION. FIITSTON WILEESBARRE. NAN > *,
IANVILiE NORTIU MbrALANn Monirose, 10y
kICHFIELp SPRINGS Csr''ar.ii -, ,,ToTgxtSG.
RATH nANsyIiIE. RrFFAL0, q, and nd all poA''
900 MNBLFFAio., rTIccA. and oswEGqs ,,T EX;
with train Ter Chicago arriving go a. H. As''
,:2o A &-BINGHAMToN NAH. stops at principal
/ 90 p M-sCRANToN. rrTCUAMToN and EL~isA
GO + SCI HXr0N' WILEEGPARpE and PLYA'
OuTH EMPRESS. Pullman paror cars .,.,,,ss
80 r fDaily1-Pt'TFArO LIMITED ENftNF'S''
Pullman Slooprrs Arrives A. 7:l5 a. n. -,,r,-,
goo =. NJ aiv)-BTFFATO. UTICA and os" F.Eo
EMPRESS. Pullman Sl-epers. . .,o,., .. ,,
Murrayst ana - Broadway Tickets at tcrry ,aton..
New York: 333 Washngton-st. 726 Ful' an.
- Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables. giving iHh 'ho'
nation at all stations - ,, -, o., "a
baggage from hotel or residence 20 destination.
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Mem pnblirailons.

Twentieth Edition DOS, paid for 25c.. or stamps.
rTNHE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on;
PARKER a III LONG e. co iOi3 Arch St PhIa .
Pa EVERY should this little 5ook.-Athenaeun
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NETHERLANDS LINE,

NETHERLANDS LINE,
" for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogne
sur M-r. France
s s pUBBELDAM.. Thursday. March 10 az p. m
S =. sPAAKNDAM, Saturiay Ma.Ih ]. At J. p M
n, ycry low Apply Or guide and terms General
Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNAkD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
CarpaniI 81 /, q, 80 a. m Imbra. Apr. a. noon
EtrIrin Mich. 81, | D. Campnnia Apr. 81 go A. IN
Lucania Apt :. $50 a. 'scrva..Apr. -, $50 n
Prom Pier 90 North River foot OK C1nrkson-st.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward Second cabin $50 and
upward according t. steamer and location.
EterHge tickets and from all parts OF Europe At
low For freight ami passage apply at the
eompRny's Office. 40. Bowling Green New-York.
VERNON II. HIOWN 4 CO. General Agents.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia. Mch a. IL a britannia. April H. 10 n
Majestic ~. 50 'MaJeAtc. April Is. D. m
Ssrmanic. Mich 2S II a. m .icrmlnic APR -. a. In
"leutonic. April t. nj 'I"utonlc. May =. D. m
49, From White star Dock foot OF West ioth-st- ,,,,,,
No COTTON CARRIED Bf PASSENGER STEAMhl,S
Saloon rates $50 upw ,rd according To- steamer and To-
Second cabin these steamers. S3 and
$50 5t-erags from ;he Old Country. S25 No. -
Broadway. New-YoIk Philadelphia ONCE. 400 Walnut-s-
Ii. MAITLAND kERSEf. AGENT.
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IA FOR LA GUATRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURA.
Gao AND AiAKACAIE1. VIA CtRACAo
FROM PIERREPONT STORES. BROOKLYN.
s. s NENcXi II ufsday. March 10 D. m
) 3. PHILADELPHIA. at.t!ar. March ~ ! p m
) = Wednesday, April 1. p H.
Thes. American steamers built expressly for the trade.
rUftrl.- oI1 tiNns Jog pass'i
FOX MARACAlTo- FREIGHT ONLY.
S. MARACAIBO ................. saturday. March II
HOt'LTDN. BLISS & bAIi.Ell.
General Managers. 80 FIR.
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OLD OMINION LINE.
" steamers Tor NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD
POINT COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS connectnt tor
VIRGINIA BEACH. PETERSBURG and R1cHMQND
ana Sat For Rchmoai. Via JAMES RIyER-wed. and
Sat For WEST POINT. NA.-Tues, Thurs. and sat
From Pier 20. No n. r. foot Beach-st. at p m;
Through and freight all points South ana
Wes, w. l. GUIILAUDEU. Trarc Manager.