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The news & observer., 1897-08-18
Exnorts of Manufactures


The last two years-1896 and 1897
were under the operation of the Wilson
tariff law.The above table was prepared
by the able and careful Washington cor
respondent of the New York Journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin.
1t is expected that the Dingley law
will greatly reduce the volume of our
exported manufactures, but that the in
creased home consumption will make up
for the loss. Because the farmers have
had no money with which to buy any
thing for several years, it is altogether
probable that their purchases this fall
will be very large if the crops are as
big as they now promise to be, but il
their purchases this year should equal
the foreign exports, it will be an excep-
tional year and afterwards the home
market will be unable to consume more
than two thirds or three fourths of what
our mills can make. The result will be an.
other glut in the market and another
shutting down of the mills at the first
partial crop failure or first slump in
prices.
One good effect of the increase Of ex-
ports of domestic manufactures this year
has been that it prevented the necessity
Of exporting much gold, and the revival
of the conditions of 1893. Under the
Wilson programme, the United States
would speedily have gotten its manu-
factures on a firm basis. The hands Of
the clock have been turned back.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

The BERTHE county Populist Executive
committee passed the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That as Populists, we con-
denim the action of County Chairman J.
NJ. Early in voting for gold standard
man for United States Senator, in pref
erence to DR.. Cyrus Thompson, a free
silver man and Populist, and ask the
township chairmen at once to elect a
county chairman in accordance with the
State and National chairmen."
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
Robert S. MCGeaChy, N. D.,
PraCtiCing Physician,
RALEIGH, NC.
Office: 124 Hillsbor0 street.
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the News and Observer
Publishing Company will be held In the
office Of the company Tuesday, August
"a. 1897, at 6 o'clock p. m. At this meet
ing a full statement of the business for
the past year will be rendered and It Is
hoped that steps will be taken to in
crease the usefulness and prosperity of
the enterprise.
All stockholders are requested to be
present. II you cannot be present, please
give proxy to some stockholder who will
be present.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, President.
J. N. HOLDING Vice President.
( w. JACKSON. Sec. and Treas.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

And still they come! The Lincolr
Journal says:
Warren Carver is the name of the
fusion light who was elected to the
Legislature from Cumberland county.
Tuesday revenue officers found a
blockade distillery on his place and
he was arrested for moonshining."
II the penitentiary had its deserts
many Radicals and their allies who are
in office would be wearing stripes in
stead Of playing as big men.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
WEDNESDAY. August is, Is
COMPARISON OF EXPORTS.

It has been demonstrated by experts
that in most lines the factories in the
United States if run on full time viii
much more than supply the needs Of the
American people. If a Chinese wall IS
to be built around the country by hlgh
tariff laws, many of our factories must
stand idle much of the time because they
will lose their foreign trade. During the
past two years twenty FIVE per cent OF
the products of our mills has been ex-
ported, and still factories have been idle
because the people have not had the mon
ey to buy the goods they need. The
promise of unprecedented big crops will
enable the people to buy more largely
of the product of the mills, but it will
not give enough permanent increase TO
make it desirable TO give up our export
trade. The following table shows the
steady growth Of this trade:
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

1t now turns out that it was G. p
Huntington had the discriminating duty
provision in the Dingley tariff so changed
as to shut the Canadian roads out of
the trans-continental traffic. That was
his pay for the Southern Pacific's bic
campaign contribution.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Mr.. Dingley's tariff act has about as
much to do with the return of good times
as the hooting of owls has to do with
the procession of the equinoxes.-New
York Times.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Upon Mr.. Hanna's ability to raise
funds and employ them to good purposes
rests his ability and success as a poll
tical manager.-Springfe Republican.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

The BERTHE county Populists have
Kicked Senator Early out of the couf-y-
Craftsmanship because he voted for Sena-
Or Pritchard. This is an indication OF
q. cotton to professed principle that all
8 men will welcome.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

The Progressive Farmer asks What
is the matter with North Carolina p
That's easy. Too many negroes and
white men who let the negroes control
them in office.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
Talk About Water.

Nature has supplied us with a remedy
for every disease. Many of the rene
lies are found in roots. herbs and barks
and to effect cures the medicinal prop
critics must be extracted and put into
concentrated form, and then properly
compounded.
Nature has also placed some of the
very best medicines in water, common
ly known as mineral water; One of
the best of these is the famous OTTER
BURN LITHIA WvTER. For indigestion,
kidney, bladder and diseases of like ma
ture there is nothing better than Otter
burn Lithla And the price is moderate
| handle it in large quantities, and am
the sole dealer in Raleigh. Bring your
own containers and l win fnrnish the
water at 90 cents for half gaBor, 80
cents per gallon, or 80 cents in gallon
lots. Extra charge if 1 furnish con
tainers. By the glass at my sooa foun
tain, carbonated, 5 cents.
In. BOBBITT.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
POSITION AS TEACHER WANTED

a young lady of experience desires a
ostion as teacher in school or a famil y.
Qualifications, Engli~h, French, music,
beginners in German. Best references
iven. MISS BROOKE BYRD,
Zanoni P. o., Gloucester Co.. Va.
7-27-1m.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Burning, itching skin diseases Instantly
relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve. unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns.
1t heals without leaving a scar. Caro-
lima Drug Company.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

The News and Observer teiepn'"sS, :,
. rsul.ol '"i omao ...l2I
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTIONS,

Communications and items of news
attended for publication in the News
and Observer should not he addreSS'" I"
individual members Of the staff e"' S'"'
ply to the News and Observer
All communications must ee s1>>'''''N'
MED by the authors real name No ~
eeptions will be made TO this ruE"
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

/ Cash paid for old clothes, shoes, and
Ia at Ha rris' Steam Dye Works, East
Rfr2aff Street. Raleigh.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

The Business College course at Davis
Military School, Winston, N. c., offers
the best advantages. Hundreds who
took this course are filling positions as
cashiers of bank, book-keepers, type
writers, etc. Write for catalogue.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Entered at the postofiice at Raleigh
N. G.. as second-class matter.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Fairfield township, Hyde county, gave
majority for the school tax.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

has not raised wheat enough
y to supply its own wants, but
qd that's where the big cleo
s. sear is to be located. Re-
2 = again.-Springfeld Re
The news & observer., 1897-08-18
The News VI Observer

BY
NEWS AND OBSERVER ruhlAS".
ING COMPANY,
Office: News and Observer ta"1'"e
Fayetteville Street.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

Just tell them that you saw me smOk
ing the Magistrate cigar.
The news & observer., 1897-08-18

.r,Rsr OF ALl,-rHE NEWS" !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Sept G.-Trade in cattle quite active and
prices cattle OF the better class steady. but
others weaker. In owing 4 the liberal
supply Sales basis of SO 3gsi toT the common
good 10 choice shipping and export cattle. with prime
extra fine saabe s. 500 81 80 The bulk Of the
cattle scales between 81 GoSi 81 The socker
and trade again animated with sales So p
Gs3 and few prime feeding cattle at higher figures
and Gamers stun in fairy good demand
prices ruling steady for good lots AMI weak Tor others
Calves UNCHANGED. The Texas cattle sold pretty well
at decline while Western were active, Win
averaging slightly lower Trade In hogs started Of
fairly well al steady and unchanged prices except
than last Saturday. The market closed unchanged for
good lots ard others. Heavy packing hogs
sold at S9QSi and prime assorted light brought 81 BOZ
- AZ the bulk hogs fet hing 81 lGsi 10 The sup
ply sheep and lambs liberal but 5, was the de-
nand ard prices well sustained. as rule Lambs
were especially active with sales al 81 3O9S 10 for
Westerns 81 25GSj 90 for natives culs bringing
s4IS4 and feelings lambs - 25Gsi CO. sleep were In
demand 81 50QSI % for natives few going nthef man
az 10 Western range sheep sid freely 81 35as3 - for
% 900: hors 80 600: sheep. 81 900. .,-
6-CattIe-Naiket STEADY, islr cholcr
shipping steers 81 2Oa$5 20 fancy exports 81 3d. res
beef ana good butchers steers. SiPS under Loo 10
50 cOasi 20 stockers and feeders 50 isi 4o COWS ana
halfes s9dSi 4O bulls S20>3 90 Texas and Indian steers
lights 81 25tS4 81 mixed. sass 30: heavy. 800 20
sheep-uiet muttons. $3.50 49, stockers. g og
So; lambs. 81 1885, 81. 49, e.
East Liberty SEPT G-Ca'tle-seady; prime. 80
81 Is Hogs steady prime hogs - 55HsI CD best medium
weights and light Workers 81 5O 81 80 common T. grass
subbers 81 3oasi 20; heavy hogs - 3oas' ~
roughs SO 15dS3 She-p-Frm and unchanged lambs
choice. 81 loGs5 40 common 10 good lambs S'aS1 veal
calves, 50 aJ6lS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
v,,,opr,N FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London Sept, G-Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres TO
,av AZ is5 80; az Lisbon. 45.: at Rome 100 me
mount OF bullion withdrawn from the BanK OF hhslaHd
On Balance to-day was 10 oCV ,,,, ~ ,or ,ho
y. mstoeksconsols for money ~ o-io iEr s 8,
Tat oi no: Central ioe kO@ rsp1s Gi ~. H E4e
,sS, p@nnsvvania 5s.: Reading. lis. Erie FIRST pre-
ierrel 49, Mexican ordinary. 2D- Money per Gei..
;se rec Of discount the market Tor both snort
ard 2 Der cent rentes, per cent -,
I,.rlin Sept. 6.-The Imperial Bank OF Germany mas
10, lie rate OF discount TO per cent. Exchange on
I.,nd5n - marks 81 pfennngs for checks. o.
't.ar,s Sent n D. m.--Three per cent rentes, loi
,s 37i, -cntiInes for the account Exchange On Lon
d.n - franco - centimes for cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07

lb grassers' ard buermiks az 50 1884 80; a Of
salssH II. Hollis 3, veas lc2 n average. at So
d Vo - - at "a T. az 81 a. Ia
10 g, 81 d. 2o NJ Al, 50 so; Do. 10 - at $50; 10
G. e i: .'s s:''ii e. + T. s. ( ss
yearne. 40 n at So.
~ sl e WS7 d. il yfI e. g n p at 3 cs S H.
D. W" W OF, Co.: 81 veals leo h. a, 81 Is; do, IT,
ng rs yes JIG 10 M at S; 2? do ;s2 :; Z;
Do, $50 ~ al s.; do li9 \ at s. So; g. i4s H.
!srHis. y Is 10 s d. H. NJ at $50; ss %.
81 aSESf IT, at t':' o a. los a g. 'S a.
s. 5s 5. s o Tsa 'ss s. o a, Z? Z at
p al $ * = $S',sImiE; 80 T. al 49, 50 d. III
Gsor<s Disn.asS veaS $50 IL, al s. TO- butter
HiNs: o MOI ~, a ;as lc2 II, a, 81 d, l5s H. at
s72, % ii -, a &; Dc: 30 r a: ST; g. 10
AZ s. S. ~ d. 1 t. at 81 a. DO $40 r.. at s.. IS do
2al 10 at 81; IL gFassers 257 H. at So STA do ESQ H.
& &C. q, g Y re- st !; n Il 90 30 d Il r.
d. 24o ~ at So, IS bueFmks. 2il - at - 80; do.
POS ID. 81 10
f:n 4 S;,,: H 3 : T. e = !, e 2
at 81; 8 fed calves 81 10. at 81
s@s cars ref' nS = By sps al . sHa e
Sheep were scarce wanted firm prices lambs N
S Sst .afs Mse 'a'iSe i i'S ara *
the shrnkase on medium lambs Was even sd sa ss
Sc 5O1s4 IS 100 ID; common 10 choice lambs a" sou
g s. pr 81. 100 30 q g. at de- S. s. g. g IS
i ~ at s. CO., 10 DO 81 r. at So IS do 20 % H. at = '
i h s 3 I'd a. 90 i sis d q
a. s. 81 3 ' b. rs a, S.
See a DO lS S at at 8 49, Il de- 20 H. a; s. d.
r 4 s. q e r. q 81 Is i b STATE at q: g.
n, at cs ST. g DO do q i' f. d, s. $50 iniahS DO
g ~ 2 e. y: s s ssp at Fl Ia at 4 @
DO o. 10 a 81 = a % ri at % r. at s 49,
ss wa d vrsss Is s i % Y 81 '? 6 @
Wei Virginia sheep % y at 50 80 20 sn Sc do 100 H.
at x =; az Co 'o es 81 West virginia 50 90
q a g s. s s xis" d. az Il "a 1 80
Indiana DO ~ at So Il indiana 90 sheen ss al - at
MsrssrsSn s Co.: 90 HaIa'0 lambs IA '' at &C. 600
j IL wikSrson: 2Go Kentucky lambs cs h. at So 7''
Ksnigssy sheep :, g g. h. at 50 49, io'
90 '' Il i1o st $ g yirs 81 50 cs Q.
Vermont Do. Il 10 at S. 1873 Siae Dc" y T. a, @23
z: : d. d. 6; % 1t '15
S. bucks is5 H. S.. do. 1873 h. at 49, do 10 H.
Hume 6 Mullen: 1913 PENNSYLVANIA lambs: " h. at
So so: POI do H. s. 10 20j do o. n, at 81 60,
22o do G6 10 al s. So l2i state do II 10 ut So ~ do
81 H. at So &c. DO GS H. at 81 50; %cS do 60 u. at
IS CO. PENNSYLVANIA sheep 95 H. at 81: do. ~ u.
81 5O 90 State DO 90 ~ at 81 80 d. % 10. al 50 ~
j.. b. McElwee: 90 State lambs 60 10 at s. 49,
State sheep 1903 II. at s..
D. Harrineton o5 state lambs 50 n at SO 20; 70 DO.
231 buffalo do, " ~ at 50 1874 $50 do II T. at So s7i
1855 state sheep o2 H. ga at S. g. s. n a, s. ., o.
do. n 10. at Sc. $780,
HOGS-Iteceipts two DAYS &c cars. l?.o0i
head, Of which - carloads sale. Market
dull and weak and the whole quoted at 81 45G$4 -
per 70.
saies-JelliTe. Wright Co.: 90 State hogs 1913 n.
average Is per 100 H.: roughs 3i n. al 50 Co
II Collins: co State hogs. I27 II. 81 10. 10. $50
10 "a 70; rough. 10 u. 50 o.; DO. 800 n al
So 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
ISAAC l.. HEQtA \,
President.

Referring Notice. Dondholiers are advised that
they may present Bonds for extension at our cce
and deposit the with free Of charge on or
before October 30. 1897. under Bondholders
Agreement dated August l4,h. 1897. between Deposng
Eonihodeis and ourselves.
view OF the Company's maturing Obligations 10 the
United Staa Government consiier II important that
representation Of their common Interests. The ABOVE
Bondhoders Agreement gives full powe: TO represent
deposited Bonds and 20 take any action that We may
necessary protect their rights and enforce their
security. any readiustment Of the Companys
Bonded Debt such Bonds subject to the final
approval Of Dcposiing Bondholicrs. We wi make no
the Dep)sitng nondho:ders FOR services rem
deTci under this Agreement.
Temporary Receipts VIII be issued FOR Bonds deposited
which upon extension the deposited Bonds may be ex
changed for Engraved CERTIFICATES OF DrPOSIT The
latter vii! be coua,ersignei by the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY Or NEW YORK. custodian. Of the de-
posted Bonds when extended. and vii! carry interest
coupons represent the interest coupons Of the IA
tended Ponds
Application Will be list these Certificates Of
Deposit at the New York London Frankfort DIN. Be-
lin and Amsterdam Stock Exchanges.
holders Agreement above referred TO- may he obtained
oicc.
SPEYER & CO.,
30 BROAD STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07

s!OChh'''" sT,,CkHO!.pEH> -. 8,
u,,c,, .rrn annual meeting OF TIE Stock
e enS o"ny M M e held al IL: gen
tie W.tas 49,. Company IN the city OF ~ Louis 40
e"' ass5ay rssr H. " ;reSor1 ana he %
O'Clock i"r . tf h,sneSs as may legally come before
SAID meeting r book. Of said company Ti' w. and
sinraar Augst a. 1891 at twe s.n,e,nier IS iSl a,
ten o'clock A. d.. W -
w C. OTTESON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

SOUTHERN tOTTON MAEK!TS.
Augusta Sept. Cotton quiet and steady; mliilngs.
Gao: low middlng. 1-iGN'1lc. ieceptG. 233G bales
shipments JOs bales Gales 100 bales stock 1000 bales
Galveston Sept G---Co;ton quiet midcling. &c; low
mddng CSC; good ordinary, G'.e hecep's. d.72 bales:
$50 bales coastwlsc COL bae sales 2l3 bales spin
ners. 1871 baes stock %, l3S bales.
New-Orleans Sept Cotton quiet; middling. Lice:
low middng Gz.c good ordinary 7-iGc. Net receipts.
talee: sales. 800 bales; stock 1890 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
crOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
Monday. Sept. c.

Monday Sept C-p. m.
Al the exchanges and oanking-hoases were
.osed to-day. For the convenience OF Teaoefs
saturdays closing BID ana asHed prices on inc
s,on,; Exchange are reprinted
THE GENERAL LIST.
pAlIKOAD STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
$50, 900.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER BONDS.

White Sulphur Springs &ont.. May 10. 1897.
Notice IS heeby given ma; 'et no~s Of white snl-
phut 'p cay o: september. 1891. At T. O'Clock
on Us rsv AZ once Of ne Twn Clerk Of said iowa.
{" sara ,i,c auction the highest bidder. thirty thou
sen ~ ,Is'e %, municipal water bonds o; said town.
fai.1 "'s fc -. -; Denomination 500 $1,000 each.
san c.n. interest payable scmianmnlly and pay
b.. ~ 70 and redeemasie ae, Ten sear f e.
70: 70 az or all bids Is reserved.
b. rGer az ''"" POWELL BLACK. Town Clerk
81, ,-s, publication Aus 10. lso'.
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Proposals.
Y oyG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL.


- RI Contractors: Proposals for furnishing fresh and SAT-
a. ,hn narlod OF SIX months from october LIST,
,s- - the I>,ng Island State Hospital. OF brooklyn
Iii D., rar.veI al the Office Of the Board II Managers.
I'm 6I Arbucke Building 3Gi Fulton stree. Hrooh-
- unt!l 3 T. NJ. Monday, Sept 2Jt'. 1917. at
M time they will be publicly opened by said Mana
gers -..,-. ,.,,Lt,, = ,r,,osot for ,,,
r,sbn said fresh and salt meats shall furnish the same
T.; esaeJ envelope nJorae Proposal for the furnish
loo ~ fresh and salt for the Long Island state
.altal and also the name u tae pes o' or cor
poretion same and date OF It's presentation Inc
tari ~ Managers the right reject oil
bIs rs may appear 10 tire best Interests OF the state
M bis excepting these from saughtersrs and actual
hackers will be considered.
ANY further information. specifications. forms Of
tract etc will be furnished application the Office
Of the steward Long Island State Hospital Kings Park,
+ TRUMAN j. BACKCS.
" President. Board Il Managers,
Long Island state Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07

''i'" '' the 'erifaI racine Is H. W.
San Francisco. August nth, 1897.
This Company has made arrangements 20 extend us
S2'sS3.0c0 Fi:st Mortgage Bonds maturing January =
isS tha. tie Principal thereof shall become due as
fellows
S2,O03, 900. SERIES a. on December ]. 1898
Si.TN.0OO. Series n }
SI.0pO.OOO. Series &C. IN December j. 1Soo
SI.3S3,GnO. Scrics ID
S3.oO7, 900, Series IL on June I. 1000
E:'.0o0.OOO. series ~
S?.gD0. 900. Series &C. on June !. 1901
S3.o90,OOO Series III
1891 800. srr;cN Il
WITH !"'cr,s .'aHv,e the rate Of % per ahnu'n
Principal ard Interest payable n I. y. COD COM
TIC right reserved redeem the Bonds so eh"h''
s.y time paying the EondhoceFs the rh o. i"oe
value OF the Bords and thereon AZ tt rate OF ""
per January 1893. IN L s GOA 'oih JOSS
subsequent to that date as may
have Ht4 ,ai thereon before ,Ich redemption thereon.
The right OF the I3onGholders to avail themselves Of
such extension has bcea rcsrrvcl 90 su"h holiers as
on Or BEFORE CCTOBi,i. 30. 1897. shall! present
;i",r onjs or that purpose At tie once OF ""ssrs
spENER Is CO.. NEW YORK.
sion. and Coupons VIII lie annexed representing
future Interest.
Copies G! the Extension Agreement can he obtained al
the Coupaays Office Office Of the Bankers be
fore mentioned o,.
President.
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AufiioM Sales financial.
LOUIS MESIER, AuctiOnccr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,

at 1890 o'cock at Nc 9rk Real Estate Salesroo.
Ill broadway
tFor account Of whom II may conceTn)
l sh. Chemical MT Bank.
shs Freehold g JamesDurG Agricultural II Il.
10 chs Franklin Trust Co, Bklyn.
shs Automatic Fire Alarm I: Exiting. Co.
81 shs Cne5 q Ohio Ry
shs Commonwealth ms Co.
shg. Gl7te Fire ms. 20.
sh. " y. Chic * 81. Louis Ry LIST pref
( sbs n T. Chic St. Louis Ry 81 pretd
33 shs North American Go.
"a shs Texas Pacific Land Trust
q shs. Texas Land Syndictte.
81 chs Texas Land syndicate No. 2
shs Washington Life Ins. co.
en-. Southern Ry Co. pref.
80 shs northern Pacific Ry. common. " T. c.
rs Shs Northern Pacific Ry profd. V. T G.
5000 State North Carolina Bond jan 1853 coup
5000 Texas Pacific ny. "a M'ge Inc HJnds
10 shs Kanawha & Ohio RS. common.
saG 90 Staten Island Flee Ry. lst M,ge p C Bonds
go 600 fairfield Copper Co. Of y. J. Ist I;ge. c.
Fonda 1906 Jany, iS00 coup.
100 shs Nassau Bank y. Y
400 sbs Toi St I ouls ~ Kansas City X r. pref.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-07
Gltn Goisls.
TM[g B[ERE 5F0RDa

4 high-ciass aparmen, Hotel BEAUTIFULLY 2caed with
.r.-, roo,cnIence and comfort -! wellapIriar home
.a, cioir. mites can le secured frm oct. let on
,e,t,ne app!i alton by letter to The lresf T sls
=, s2d 81, C,rner ., Central Park West ana Manhattan
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CI'NARD LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON. s. C.. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS,
From Pier - l.. II. uoot Roosevelt ~ - p m %
r..
IRDQlDlS w ~ up
ecan.rs have first class passenger accommodations.
WM =. GLADE q Co. General Agents.
Bowling Green, y. Y.
,,o Can, G PENN Fast +. & T. Line via jacksonville.
Great So Freight and passenger Line via Charleston
r c. EGER. General Agent $40 broaiway, n l.
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t'inaneia! nlcciinlS.

= TOCKIIOLDERS MEETING. Notice Is
~ hereby given that a special meeting y ne stock
boIdnrs X The Homer Lee Bank Not" company VIII Ice
he'd a, tie office q the Company. az d. !,' Ns'u
S,a., New Yor. september I'D 1877. ne - o'clock
noon vote agreement = constitution ent rcd
I'm, the Directors OF 'als '"ml'"F ana lie
I'ran.n BANK Note Company: $1,000 c.
'" MICHAEL. TANNEIt. Assistant Secretary.
sTocr<UOI.DItS MEFTlSG.Noticc Is hereby given
hc, necin meeting o, the stockhoders u the Frank
RAM will be held OF The Office u the
COMPANY at No ii2 broadway New York C.tyt on sep
o,ni.r ooi IsnT at - o'clock 90 vote upon az
~ Consolidation entered Lrtwe"b ~" ~.
psrors ~ this Company and The Home Lee Tank Note
COMPANY ~ - - = -.
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VENEZUELA.

no VENEZUELA.
( STEAMERS Of the RED D. LINE under mail con:
-. .tp ~. Trited States Government are appointed
- s,,i rom Robert pier. brooklyn 60, n
For La Guayra DOR Caracas Puerto Caoei'o. Curacao
co yrSrZ,rt,iA wednesday. September 10. p. m
% PiiIIApELPHIA SATURDAY September =. p m
IS. cAhACfiino i;r.r0N BiIsa & DAfIETT.
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11ME D1NElOW!S

g T. Corner Fifth Averue and 18th ST.
high class Family Hotel with an ESTABLISHED reputa
- OF paror. or more bedrooms ana
ba'n' VIII" p''' T. w. EAGER. Manager.