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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16
Reodsville.
Corrsepondcnco of Mo Argu.

Correspondence OF Tho Argus
PA Wright, of Morgantown. was on
our streets last Monday
Work has begun ON the Lloyd House
which Is 20 be large and commodious
motel and viii add greatly 10 the APP.
pearance OF our village.
sigh Jennings, formerly of this place,
but now of lexington, spent Thursday
night in Recdsville.
Elmer AShburn and Claud Mckinney
drove over To Terra Alta Friday with a
load OF wool TO exchange for wares at
the Rigg Factory.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs Gland Koaf-
over, Friday, a tine girl baby, aud Ciaud
Is happy aS IL is the 6rst edition.
II. H. Reed y back from two weeks
trip down in Pennsylvania
The largest crowd OF people that
have met together in this part of the
country for long time attended the
u II dedication at Mllersport last
Sunday. The music was good and sew.
eral excellent sermons were preached.
Monahon, OF Uuioutowu. bought
some fine cattle OF our farmers last
week.
Fay Hawkins, OF Morgantown. wns
over 10 see us few DAYS ago.
John Groves expects TO take n trip to
california soon. John is n Jolly good
fellow and we'll miss him, especially
Belle.
We feel delicacv In referring our
people To the dcpiuri,ble condition OF
our church soch.ty here. due 20 tho
lethOrgH ana Indifference on tho mart
OF those who should be potent auNilnr-
les IN the church and Suudav-school.
only short tins ago we had an inter-
ostug society mere aud our SundpN-
school and League were largely attend
Ell, but now little or nointcrest l. talSon
tn church matters, aud the effect Is
tangible. True, there are many difn-
cult,es 10 encounter. but we ARE to homo
aud work on, cheriShiug a sure hone
about our future and tho future OF
those that belong 10 US. "A sunny, eager
onlooking toward the fulhtimcnt OF all
OF the promises GOD has written on our
nature. We may bc all wrong In our
thoughts OF the special form In which
our blessings will come. We mover
can he wrong about tho blessing IL
may be like the mirage shifting from
horizon TO horizon as we plod Wenrilv
along, but the soul IL bound TO find nj
last the resting place and the spring.
There is many father In the world
to-day trying hard to get his head
above water who will sink, but his
boys Will swim and reach the firm land
and think OF him with in6nite tender
ness, while he, perhaps, is Watching
them from above, and their success may
Toe one of the elements OF his low In
Heaven. We know oil il not bright
and reckoning; we look forward into
the coming lonely night; the soul with
draws itself. But then, stars raise and
the night is holy.
THE HEIoRIMITE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16
DO Not DO This.

Do not be induced To buy any other
IL you have made mp your mind to take
Hoods Snrsaparilla Remember that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures when all
others fail. DO not give up I'm despair
because other medicines have failed to
help you. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
faithfully aud you may reasonably ex-
pect to be cured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16

and nothing seemed 70 do her any good.
happened 70 read about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and had her give II a trial. From tho
very first dose sho began 10 get better.
After taking few bottles che was COM
pletely cured and hor health has been tho
best ever since" MRS. ADDrE PICK,
u Railroad Place, Amsterdam, n. Y.
"I will say that my mother has not
stated my case I'm az strong words as
would have done. Hoods Barsaparills
has truly curod mo and ] Dm now woll."
CORA PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Be sore 10 get Hoods, because
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best in.
gradients. 25c.
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A L 3 10 N!

imported PerChsrOn Stallion.
Aster Two Seasons rest Will again
go on regular stand.
lie Weighs 1900 Pounds
and is in u magnificent condition.
To look ut him is to be convinced
of his inertia.
Ready sales at fair prices are now
ruling for large horses, and the
prospect is that the prices will still
advance il We are to accept the opin.
ions OF the leading stock journals.
Az the popular price that ALBION
will stond all can afford to breed
large horses at a minimum cost. He
will begin his regular rounds on
Monday, April 9Th, and will 90 to
Herring, MasontowD, Reedsville,
Browns Mill, Gladesulle. Indepen
denco, Birds Greek and Kingwood.
TERMS SO. 90 to insure to be in
foaI.
For further information, apply to
BnICg G Brown, Keeper.
N B.-AIbion's recorded num-
Der in the Percberon Stud Book Of
America is S02G; in France, 1O52b.
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Nc @ IN rS

Anxiously watch declining health OF
their daughters. So many are cut off
by consumption in carly years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla will restore the quality and
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
at is but Just TO writo about my
daughter Cora, aged 10. sho was com
plotely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
1.-Two over three months. She had n bad
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-07-16
Up-T0-OATE MACHINERY.

The Russell Compound T,nciion and
Portable Engines, improved for 1906
the only one made that stauds the test.
Others are trying Co follow. Several
hundred ia actual use verify every
claim made for IL. Saves one-third
Tue and water over any engine built
and develops greater power. IL In hy
TAR the latest traction made and Is tho
best built aud best working engine in
the world.
Our Low Down Cyclone Thresher has
NO real competitor. IL ia the beat
thresher, best cleaner. aud best sepn-
rator made In this coun try. The only
Low-down Wind-StaclScr--the only one
you can use la barns. Sew Mills horse
powers. boiler and stationary engines,
automatic, compound and side valve
made any size. Write us for catalogue
and prices. Agcut wanted in unoccu
pied territory.
WM. VI. KINcAIp State Manager.
Cameron, Marshall Co, w Va
NOAH =. PARKS, Agent. Mans field
Barbour County, w. Va Am.
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Children Cry for /
Pitchers CastoFia.
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There will be n Camp Meeting at
Alorightsville, beginning tomorrow
evening at o'clock and lasting tin
Monday, conducted by eight Evangel-
lists from Mt. Lake Park. Everybody
invited TO come
Superintendent Whetssll has Sc
cured Col. r. j.. Copeland Of Harris.
burg, Pa, TO lecture before the 1n-
stitute 90 Terra Alta ogain this year.
IL will be given on The night Of August
~. in Che Opera House and the subject
wiz bc "snobs and snobbery." This
is said 70 be Tho Colonies best lecture
aud viii draw large crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
OK THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


Stocks ruled dull until toward the CLOSE VIII"
moderate buying movement Infused some
huovancv into the market. In the early uau'"S
there was a disposition to take profits Dom
among local traders and arhitrage houses bu'
the days dealings showed more foreign DuS'"s
than selling American stocks in London were
strong. and foreign sentiment appeared idNoi-
ably DISPOSED toward the American inVestm' "'
nroperties but II was not 50 pronounced as yes
terday, while the demand here for good railway
bonds was again large. ana there was h"'"'ie
activity IN many Issues To-days Washington
Treasury statement places the net gold balance
az slO5 9O2 s4s which Is exclusive OF the gold yet
held IN depository banks estimated at about
So 600 900 over 100000 gold was deposited ar
the Sub-Treasury to-day. and II now looks A.
II the entire amount In payment for the bonds
Will be In the Treasury or depositinS banks IN
the course Of "A few weeks. Changes In stock
values were generally fractional the greater
number 81 active shares closing az net gains.
Sugar Refining. ST. Paul. Louisville and Nash
Vile and Leather preferred developed the great
est activity. with transactions principally pro-
fessiona!. Leather preferred gained per cert
Oh talk OF Il favorable report soon 10 be issued.
and an Increase In dealings In North American
Company was due to buying by interests idenli-
fed with the management II Is understood that
NEGOTIATIONS looking 10 a sale OF some 81 "a"
cornpany's assets are contemplated.
Closing prices Of the principal active stocks.
compared with last prices yesterday were AS iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22

IN State issues Their. We're sales OF $1,000 Ten
nessec settlement Is at s7l2, 81 900 at S. SZ,OyO
Virginia funded deb, 23s Of 1891 60. $4,000 Nir-
gnia Gs deferred trust receipts at 6le. Forty
three shares of the Bank Of Commerce were sold
at 200. five shares OF the Southern National Bank
al 100. and twelve shares Of the Central Nationa!
Bank at 120.
Railway bonds were strong with good de
mand in many issues. Northern Pacific bonds
were the leaders in point of activity, while con-
siderable business was done in the Atchlson,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Union Pacific Denver ana
Rio Grande, Erie and Texas and Pacific issues.
Rio Grande Western frsts Wabash firsts and
seconds and burlington and Quincy issues The
chief changes We're in AtchisOn As. which ad-
vanced q 10 7SM; AtchsOn seconds u To ~.
Chicago and Erie frsts y to III; Denver ana
Rio Grande As, 8, To SOi4; Erie As prior bonds IL
TO 95ls; Erie funded 5s coupons, to 70: Kansas
Pacific first cOnsol receipts. IL to ~ Louisville
and Nashville unified As. ! &c sOla: Kansas ana
Texas seconds. y 10 G2H; Northern Pacific third
coupons y 10 rs: Oregon Short Line and Titan
Northern conso receipts. 34 TO 60; Oregon Short
Line IS, l1s to M; pittsbnrg and Western
frsts. II to &c. Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern
first receipts, ia to 44lz; Toledo. Peoria and
Western Is. to 1914; Wabash first js y to 1864;
Kanawha and Michigan As. to So; Union Pa
chc cola teral trust receipts AVS, to 81. chicago
and Northern Pacific receipts were down Is TO
45; Iowa Central first 5s. u to "a: Southern Rail
way first 5s Y to 1914; Union Pacific Denver and
Gulf frsts, 4 to 39iA: Wisconsin Central first
receipts. a TO 45A. and Colorado Midland first
receipts, to 1872
The United States Treasury received to-day
sSil,e-o >dllOHdl pdllf uotcs LOT TeueUlptDh CuS-
toms receipts reported to-day from Washington
*6S7 .64s. the internal revenue receipts s452
G3l, and the mis- celaneous receipts $i17i1. Total
Government receipts for the day. 81 .l51, 32l ex-
pendtures. $10l5.0O0; excess of receipts. Sl42321.
Receipts for the month 10 date s19052.s2l; ex-
penditures, $2l.SOS.0O0 excess Of expenditures
over receipts. s2.755l79 Receipts for fiscal year
to date $2l5,s5s546: expenditures, 1921. 200 10l;
excess OF expenditures over receipts $2l 43l 800.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
ering actual results for two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement shows the fol-
lowing balances
Feb. 20 Feb. 81 Changes.
Net gold hand ses 1910 sos si3 81 f5303
Net legai-tenders
on hand 49,. IOl $50 43I 10. 74605 Inc. 1875 CO.,
Net silver on hid 2aG25V0J % 9l3. $50 Inc. sA35
Actual cash in tho
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates Se9 $50 9IC 1851 12 ia Inc W. ~ ToS
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Friday. February Pip m.
The weekly statement Of the assoca led ba nks
published to-day on account of the holiday
tomorrow. The exhibit, which covers opera
lions for five days, reflects with considerable ac-
curacy prevailing conditions showing the in
fuence Of the bond payments upon the banks
holdings Cash holdings decreased ssOls 900
made up by loss of So. 500 in specie and loss
of s2579 400 in egal-tenders The striking feature
Of the statement was an increase in loans OF
sG,052,7 100 due both to a better mercantile demand
nection with the bond payments. The losses
suffered by the banks account OF bond pay
rnents in the last two weeks have not been heavy
the specie holdings showing falling off OF only
$3.50 900, which would indicate only an insig-
nificant change In the banks reserve holdings at
the completion OF the bond payments. The sur
plus this week is lower by sS,l9ls25 and
now stands at SOS 62705O against s29.S22 rs this
week last year and s74 7s7 800 In the same week In
1894
The following are the comparative statements
of February Is and February q:
Loan. Ess s Il 100 s4d Ess ss q Inc . S1sas 80
.Ss:SS5 g sssSS Dec Dec 90
Circulation 49,. 400 ls.3se4oo Inc. 10000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the re-
spectve dates:
sncc,e ..... SO 3Js, SGS go Dec 437 500
legal tenders s9,7is.7oo s7lS93oo Dec. z.579
Total reserve sIOO07 100 1851 $50 200 Dec se0i6eoO
against deposits i2s25s22S 1870 Dec s25o75
Surplus ....... ssssiss75 s2so27o5o Dec S. s25
The Clearing House statement for the day
AS follows: Exchanges. s94 ,0Sl.973; balances
81 769 O2l For the week Exchanges, 1874, s26. 1885,
balances, $34.145.5S6
The following are the changes for the
snonding week Of the three preceding years
saf-I,oans decreased $7GG, 500, cash decreased
"a sOs 400. deposits decreased s3,s74SO0 and sur
plus reserve decreased So 500 700; lss4-Loans in
creased sl.sss.soo, cash increased sslS,2OO, de-
pincreased $3.50 675; 1s9S-Loans decreased 1884,
,oo cash decreased $6s47lo deposits decreased
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financial.
Financial.
DistiIIing and Cattle
Feeding Company
REORGANIZATION.


To holders of Certificates of the Manhattan
Trust Company issued under the plan OF
reorganization Of the Dtstfliing ana S"ttie
Feeding Company;
During the % the reorganization II mas peeh
suggested the Reorganization Committee by parties In
interest that corporation should be placed IN
position to distribution Of its own product
through a distributing company.
The Committee has expressed the opinion that a iui
opportunity participate in the stock Of such distributing
company holders Of the certcates
Of the MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY issued under
the plan reorganization This view having been con-
Cured in by the parties who have organized the dis
trbutng company your attention called to the follow
ing announcement.
RICHARD Ii. HiRTSHORNE,
JOHN 1. WATERBURY,.
FREDERICK VI. LOCKWOOD,
JULES =. BACHE.
WILLIAM r. HUTTON,
Committee.
NATHAN BLUR, New-York.
JOHN L. CADWALADER. New-York,
MORAN. KRAUS & MAYER. Chicago.
Counsel.
NETWORK, February 18th. 1896. 2
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A. II. CALEF, Secretary. ~
ELECTION NOTICE,
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting OF stockholders o: the Missouri Pacific
Hallway Company VIII be held in the Compaby's ONCE IN
City Of ST. Louis. Missouri. Tuesday, March ~.
1895 at 900 O'clock a M for election thirteen
Directors ensuing year and for the transaction OF
anv may before said meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Directors VIII be held at ths
same office on "Wednesday. March II, ls9G, at IL 10
O'clock NJ The transfer books will be closed on
Monday February g. 1896 IT 200 o'clock p NJ and re-
omen on THURSDAY March u 1896. 1000 O'Clock
GEO. j. GOULD President.
A. II. CALEF, Secretary
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BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Sales Of Government bonds consisted Of $4,000
registered a. Of 1901 at 1897. $50 600 coupon A. ~
1928 ls, $4,000 u ll7s. $1,000 at ll7s4 $1,000
coupon ~ ut 1882. and $4,000 currency s. Of lSss
at l05 Final quotations compare with those OF
yesterday as follows:
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FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
Ut, .,.,. r.h ii 1891 1876 isH6
- sgusug2 si5og.iTS S5.y,3 80
't'.@r,t ,,.r,tsns.. 7Go Oh Us9 80 2sli. l3s
,-'.,,f r,r xll Gi~ giB =. NVB. iiS
el,.. January / - G173l9; - Osj.5ll ~ 979. l4l
IMPORTS or SPECIE.
- SO ,,eer Sl5> ~ 81 .7j.3S1 S37ifll2
- .,s,, col ssS 81 az II 62j I,S
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
To- ,h. nal sos 73i SDO0NT 81 lO7 2y5
SIN. r,~unr, / ... 10 ~ n15 3i3tf+77 - 2Ji5f6
az the specie exr 1r,s 5, 10 gold and Of the
Gle lmrotf. 8, 90. D27 GOLD.
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STOCKS RULE DULL.
MORE FOREIGN BUYING.
pprvauING CONDITIONS REFLECTED IN
THE BANK STATEMENT.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY 81
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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known. with little business doing. Time money
was improved IN demand, and there was plenty
Of 1t Offering
The market for foreign exchange was dull
and without feature. rates remaining un-
changed Posted rates for sterling were s. S7i5
and 81 50 for long and short bills respectively.
Closing rates for actual business were as fol-
lows.
Cables Long bills Short bills
Sterling ....... tS>Giss. 4s8tgt sGis 4s7isat 50.
Ffar,s .......... 5i-i. 5i6s
NschfmIfks go. als ?5..
CIilsrs ......... fuiA 4OA
Tho price - domestic exchange was as follows
al the places named: New-Orleans, commercial
20 bank 81 80 premium San Francisco, sight par,
telegraph par: Charleston. buying par selling
lsc premium; Savannah. buying lie per cent off,
selling par Chicago. 81 discount. Boston. zoe dis
count; Philadelphia 81 80 premium per 81 ,O0O.
The price u commercial bar silver In the mar
ket was G7a.c per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted al Jia5jc. In London bar silver advanced
= 10 Slisl silver L. the amount Of 40 900 ounces
VIII be- shipped abroad tomorrow.
Money on cali I'm London was i3nN per cent
The rate ~ discount in the open market was lilo
per cent for short ana three months bills
French reutes were 1902 francs So confines. Paris
exchange London. Is francs 22i2 confines
British consols were log ll-lb FOR money and 1904.
flr the account Further details 81 the foreign
markets are given IN the usual cable report
printed Ia another column.
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Deposits IN hank IA sol sG4 l4Si7s2O Dec. 1854

Deposits in bank I4.s9l.664 14si7s2o Dec 1854
Available cash s.3 "a $40 3iG4o53i Inc Sl2 1873
Deduct minor lia- o,o 80
Actual bal s224 546 lo3 s225 Jco III Inc sloo72'
The SubTreasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House $24O610 Its net gain on balance was
s2.55S.S76. made up by gain in currency OF
$6l969S and a gain in coin of Sl,SI9lS. Io-day
operations included: Receipts, slO,5iSs0o pay
ments 1883 800 resulting in "A general balance
OF 1912 967 1888. consisting of $l26,5343st com ana
$50. 433 397 currency. The business for me week
ended tonight includes receipts of S5S'3ls'oZ9
and payments Of slS6s7237. Deducting from
the receipts $3.50 900 and from the payments
81, iSj 900 for items which affect only It's account
with the general Treasury, its gain as aifectlhg
the banks was $l3,466,2s2.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 3a3k per cent. Time
money was 4N41s per cent for thirty days.
415M5ih per cent for three and four months, ana
per cent for six months Commercial paper
ruled at 5lhQ6 per cent for all periods for high-
grade paper and above for paper not so wen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
Financial elections.

ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
New-York, January 3D. 1896
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders Of the ST. Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company Will he held In
the Companys office, the City Of ST. Louis. Missouri
Tuesday March 10. 1895 at 900 O'Clock a. m. for the
OF thirteen Directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction OF oker business that may come
before said meeting The annual meeting Of the Directors
will be held q Office Wednesday, March H.
1900. at 1900 O'Clock n. The stock transfer books
will be closed Monday. february 3. 1896, at 3U
o clock D. M and reopen Thursday. March H. 1914
at 10 90 o'clock a. n. -.
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slo9O5,1Oo. and surplus reserve
s4,221 .125 ,s,,a
The following table shows the BANK hoiu''e'
on the respective dates:
Feb ., %, Feb % %. Feb: az -; 80 w.,
Loans SAL 9ii co, sis2 Gl5 500 s4Sa', ~ soO
Specie g aI5 eco g iS So" s7.i5a3oo
i.egal-tenders 1foO31JO si1z"p" 49,, 20 G.o
Deposits 532 49, 400 52s '9'.V 80; 400
Circulation 1l.663GOo ll'-'"'
The following shows the relation pet"ee" VIC
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
epective dates: -, ., ,oc
Feb o. "a Feb. % %. FEB, ~ o s",
Specie ....... Sg7 g156pO ST4 4361uo s.' 90 90
Iega-tenders 110037jp sl.1-""" '''-,
Total reserves 800 s2D7 a53 100 sIGl.96e.7o' Sl'l"o-"
r. required 100 10
against deposits. 1873 80 coo l"2. ld'''' --,'
surn,us s74 7G7 100 500 So 1a5 SOS. de7; $50
,, linus '''''''''' @'-''"'3 20 ~ 3n6 30s
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED baNho
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the banks holdings
together with the percentage OF reserve he'u pS
each bank. National banks are required 10 Keep
a reserve Of 25 per cent and State banks one OF
- per cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
OFFICE OF
AMERICAN SPIRITS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

Mills Building.
NEW YORK. February 18th. 1895
To holders of Certificates OF the Manhattan
Trust Company issued under the plan OF
reorganization of the Distillfng and Cat
tie Feeding Company:
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CI'NARD LINE.

"a TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Elruria. Feb % IL a. IN. Jmbria.. Mcs room.
Cauuanla Eco - a. Lgcara. Nch. II. a;3p a. m.
Frcm Pier 80 North River. foot Of Garrison 81
Cabin passage 500 upward. Second cabin $50 $40 siJ.
according 20 steamer and accomnlo!auons
Storage Tickets and from all of Europe at very
low rates For freight passage apply at the Company
office No Bowling Green New York.
VERNON II BROWN * Co. General Agents.
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GENERALE Transailantlue.
1cnrNcrI NV TO uANRE Trance

COLUMBIAN LINE panama X. X. Coz
~ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO u.
lsthnus for all West Coast Fo5s -
Mexico, Central and South America
Steamers sail from Pier foot West 2'ih s' ~ NJ "a
Feb - FINANCE az" ~
Eor ra,ss snpy az Companys once, % Broadway
~" '~'N' "fF' JoHN MUIR Traffic Manager
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TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
"A SCREW STEAMERS NEW-YoRK - LONDON
NEEkLY. - an.
For freight ard passage apply 70
NETWORK SHIPPING CO.. General Agents.
Produce Exchange Building. 4 Broadway. New.f
Steamers leave Pier 49, ~ r.. foot Il West .9th-st
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CLYDE LINE, p, rsrov
the SOCTIi and SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points.
From Pier 90. L. X. Roosevsit-st.l. , p. N.
COMANCTE Charleston and Jacksonville. sat. Feb -
lROOuOIs Charleston and jacksonville. Tues. Feb -
ALGONQUIN. jacksonville direct. ........fn. Feb. -
Steamers have hist-class passenger accommodations.
WM. l.. CLYDE x co. General Agents.
3 Bowling Green New-YoIk.
Fla Cent Penn. Fast r. I. Line Wa ia onvle.
Great Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
Eyer Agt.. sol B'way, y. y.
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4 -EUROPE.--THIRTY EXCURSIONS.
a. Popular prices. 500 and up. ocean tickets by all
lines PARTIES TO HOLY LAND Feb -. March p.
+. - CLARK. Ill BROADWAY. NEW-iOaA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
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FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
Cabin 500 upward according location; II Cabin
S45 and $50. round 500 and 500.
Have Tues FEB. o. 10 am Have Tues, Mch q 10 m
Lain Tues. Mch 10 Aller Tues Men II ~ a. IN
Spree Tues Mch. 10 10 Spree, Tues, APR !. ~ a m
Saale Tues. Mch II 10 Iahn Tues. Apr H. ~ "a.
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
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