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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
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I---WIItIUn UrW-"T8
Not harinE adv's OF wrecks antiques.
ton, Automobiles in stock than all Others put TO-
Retner. As for PRICES well, Judge
$500 Rochct Schneider, ~ S,OO0 AnotneI, SOC
5000 Mors 81 900 81 800 Twenty horse tour GYM
der, new 5000 Car, $500. Thirty horse i99I GYM.
cylinder 81 200 81 500 Tonneau, $3.50 1900 Surreys
$50 1900 DOssdOs, tio0. Rambler IonneaHs, 49,
%" 800 Cadillacs A. $500 up; Oldsmoblles tiS9
10 500 AuiocGrs --latest radiator, $3.50 1901 tz;;eo
Ming Belgium $50. Baker Electric $500: Cabriolet,
$3.50. Seabnght, $3.50. Woods, four passenger tlzS'
20 more bargains. ..--z.,. -
later: experience and the best Of experts count
BRO ADWAY AUTOMOBILE E1CHANGE
lN 20 lA9 West lStl-Entlre BuudlnE.
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Fast Auto boat for Lewis n. spesrs.

Lewis r. speare Of Newton Is having an
auto boat built al the yard Of StesTns a
Mckay. at Marblehead, which when COM
pleted should be In the front rank Of the
racers This boat was designed by B. b
Crowninshield and is now about half finished
She Il 80 feet long with about 4 feet beam
and will be equipped with a 100 horsepower
motor As soon a. the hull is completed
II Ia 20 be sent to Cleveland, where the m Otor
will be Installed. and then the boat will he
tried out on the lakes. Later on the boat will
be shipped east again and entered In all the
hdentfy expected that will make very close
20 ~ miles an hour
This VIII be in the class with the new
Alexander Stein boat, being built from de-
signs by Gielow; the new boatfor y. R Thomas
designed by Clinton u, Crane. the Challenges,
and other craft that have been constri cited
with the idea OF making 60 miles an hour
or better and Il looks as though that mark
which owners Of motor boats have been aim
ING at for some time. viii be reached during
the coming season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
HETHERINGTON RUNS FAST.
Columbia Novice Again In Front IN Half.
Mile Run.

COLUMBIA novice Again In Front In Half
Mile Run.
The fourth Of the series Of novice games
for Columbias track athletes was run of
yesterday In the college gymnasium. There
were fye events, all running rnces Ferris
S. Hetherington, 'O7 college who ran from
scratch in the half mile handicap gave an
exhibition which stamps him as one Of the
best junior performers Columbia has ever
developed
In the last three weeks Hetherin Fton has
cut his time for the half mile down from ,
minutes 20 seconds Yesterday he finished
first a iteT a Furnishing race in 2 minutes is
seconds
" W. TonkinR. a freshman. was in form
70 enjoy the handicans he received in both
the short sprints. He won handnv in the
iOyard and ore lap handiCaps. d. J.. Wheeler
0S science won the mile event from scratch
In a loafnR race. Summary:
20 Yard Run. HAndicep-Won by ". ". Ton
king, Ch science, feet II. {. Peshkln, 'Cs science
feet. second: George Crswley. 'os science, feet
third. Time, 4 IS seconds
$50 Yard Run, Handicap Won by Ferris s.
helherlngtnn' '0l college, scratch. Reginald W
aAeCutcheon, "a college, 30 yards, third. Time
minutes ! S seconds.
ia Yard Run. Handlca p-Won by W W. Tom
Sing, Os Science; yards; 4 Crecillus 10 science,
.sTsieh second D; v. " ronker 90 science, yards,
third Ilps, 20 s seconds.
aS2 NGTd Run. Hand leap Won by Ralph Schoon-
maker 20 science, Syerds, A. Crecius. 'Os science,
scratch second. 2 j. BaSsett. '07 science, yards
third, Time, B IS seconds
one Nile Run, HAndcap-Won by B. L. Wheeler
90 science. scratch; 2 Jcssup % college. rs yards.
second; J. n. Bovey, 06 law, IS yards third Tine.
minutes 2-j seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Freshman Eencrr, Win.

The Columbia freshman fencing team won
an easy victory from the trio Of the Column
bla Grammar School In tho Columbia gymnas-
ium by score on 2 bouts 10 l on Tuesday
The freshmen clearly outclosscd the school,
boys. BarEagi won the only point for Column
biz Grammar after tying three times with
Byrne. On the fourth extra bout BHrEaR
won. The teams were: Columbia, O6, Wat
eon, captain Amend and ByTne. Columbia
0remmAr School, BuZagi, captain. Murphy
and CampanAri. The score:
. watson defeated BarIAgt. Amend defeated
Murphy, Byrnt defeated CampanEr
- WATSON defeated Murphy, Amend defeated
Cempeneu, bArIagi defeated Byrne.
- Neteon defoated Oampanan Amend drtratsd
bersegi byrns defeated Murphy,
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MeetInE Of The Road Drivers, A,.oc,a,lOr

Members Of the Road Drivers Association
met last night At the Cadillac Hotel and com
pleted the plans for the annual parade. There
will be an added feature this year in a horse
show Park Commissioner Pallas having
given permission TO use the lawn above the
grand stand for a show ring and amphitheatre.
Instead Of q Speed way parade the event
this year is TO be known a. the Road Drivers
parade. The start il to he at Riverside Drive
and Seventy second street, and the line Of
march will reach the Speedway through St.
Nicholas place. The date selected Il Maya
The horse show lie open to members Of any
recognized driving club. and the classes
give wide range for competition. Trotters
are TO be shown in single harness TO a speed
wagon and TO full seat pneumatic. Teams
are also 10 be shown TO a speed wagon and 10
the pneumatic runabout and also 20 a surrey
PAGERS are o be shown In the different clAsses
20 the same hitch as the trotters, Cobe are To
be shown 10 phaetoh and TO high wheel
runabouts. The classes for ladies include
pairs OF cobs shown 20 spider phseton and
bouts. There are also q number OF ciasses
for children where the pony will be In evidence
The show follows the parade
4 series OF matinee races have been
seheduled beginning on THURSDAY. May "a.
and cont nuing each Thursday for at least
tests and all members Of clubs In the vicinity
are invited to compete. Miss Guia Morosini
has donated a valuable cup as a prize for tho
MATINEE contests, the classification for the
prize 70 be in the hands Of the racing COM
mittee She only stpulates that II shau be
twice before becoming the property Of any
winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Autolst Christie on florida nr,ch.

Walter Christie, the automobile racing
ent husiAst OF this city, il now at Ormond
Fla. trying out his Temodelled racer on the
beach there. He goes out every morning
with Il and according 10 a Florida paper
has sent II mile In Al seconds. When
driving the car into the garage a few days
ago Mr.. Christie did not check Il in time,
and the machine went out through the back
Of the building. carrying away the wall but
not DAMAGING the car,
Mr.. Christie IL represented a. being 30 we'll
pleased with the result OF his e1perm ents
that he has decided to build two racing cars
Of the same design but OF higher horse
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Fletcher to race oIdncld-

X W. Fletcher. who won the lOO-miIe race
for the Vanderbilt cup on the Florida bea CHI
in January In the car OF O y. Thomas and
who Is now the chauffeur for the racing sta HE
OF q. and y. K, Thomas VIII BE- matched
70 race Barney Oldheld AZ soon a. the rscin q
season opens Fletcher Ia eager for the
sport 70 begin and has arranged to GO 10 The
BRIGHT on Beach track for practice yort
next saturday when that course will be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
COLuMBIA FOOTBALL.
Council Meets but Coaching Problem Il
sim Unsettled.

The Columbia football council, made up
Of the graduate directors. the managers
and all the members Of the team Of last year,
on Tuesday evening devoted nearly three
hours 10 a discussion of the problems in front
Of the eleven Of 1905. The meeting was held
az the Columbia University Club. In East
Twenty-siNth street. and IL was generally
believed that at the conference the much diR-
cussed question Of next year coach would
be settled. However. owing TO the absence
Of Thomas Ludlow Chrystie, ~. law, the
treasurer and chief graduate adviser Of the
council. 1t was decided not to make a def
mite selection OF the coach FOR next year.
Mr. Chrystie. who il secretary Of the commit
tee Of nine, is at present In Albany assisting
in some legislation proposed by that com
nattee. and not until his return in few days
will anything be finally decided.
The situation ia greatly complicated by the
une1 eCted attitude Of William Raymond
Morley. 'O2 science. who has been head coach
for the past three years. II has been under
stood for some time that Morley did not
intend 20 return 10 coach. and that he did not
intend TO be persuaded to take up his duties
along that line another season. Judging
from the meeting, Morley has changed his
mind, and there now Is chance that he may
become coach once more The sentiment
in regard TO Morley as coach II almost equally
divided. There are some who are In favor
Of his return with fun power. and as many
others who are disposed toward a change
Just what In the nature II the change Is now
little known. IL is conceded however to
be a pretty shrcWd guess that a system
Of coaching led by paid head coach with
graduate assistants Il the thing desired,
These graduate coaches are 20 be men con-
veTsant with the styles Of play az the more
prominent universities who can coach the
scrub In these forms NJ play. In that way,
for a time previous 30 each big game the
Columbia scrub viii to all intents and pnr-
poses be playing the same ~ II II were the
'vaTsity eleven OF the team from unO her
college Columbia Is 20 meet.
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s,-At $50 a. NJ. for SCOTLAND
direct per steamship Ethiopia tmAll must h
directed per steamship Lthlopia-l; at a ~
toL lRELtND, PER Meamshlp cedric mail io'
steamship CedFicli az IA. NJ fot FRANCE
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PoBTrGAL,
TURKEY, EGYPT, GRBECE and BRITISH
INDIA, per steamship IA Savole, Via Hayrs
mail for other parts OF Europe must be d.
rootod per steamship La SavOleT.
SATURDAY (z5l al $50 A. ~. for LIVERPOOL.
SCOTLAND and IRELAND, per steamship
LucAniA, via Queenstown and Liverpool mai
for other paris Of Europe must be directed
peL steamsblp L0cenlag; AZ A. for
outh and Cherbourg: 81 $40 A. ~ for BFL.
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS, peT steam.
5lhp Nsdts,Tls9da regular nal 9I Belgium
al $50 a. N. for ITALY direct, pr steamship
PrluEees Irene mail must be directed per
steamship PTin1,ss irenc1 az e.Sl \. NJ Tor
SCOTLAND direct. per steamship Columbia
mail must be directed per steamship CO.
Mmbia1.
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cornell Crews on The water.

ITHACA March 2,.-oorneus crews got
on the water this afternoon for the first time
this season. siNty-four oarsmen. candidates
for the varsity and freshman crews, reported
20 Coach Courtney at the boathouse on the
inlet and were sent OF In pair Dared gigs
water that has been freed from ice The
mouth OF the inlet and the end Of Cayuga Lake
are still icebound. and q VIII be some time
before the crews get into the regular training
course on the lake.
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Cruising Launch FOR George {. sutton

GEORGE c. sutton, treasurer Of the Bergen
Beach Yacht Club. Il having a cruising cabin
launch built which will be ready by the open
ing OF the season. This boat il 81 feet long,
feet inches beam and 20 inches draught.
She will be fitted with 10 horsepower four
oyllndered motor and carry suficient Raso-
lene TO take her 100 miles. She is n boat OF
the double ended type and Il well equipped
and furnished. Mr., sutton expects 10 make
a long cruise up the Hudson River. through
the canals 70 Lake Ontario and through the
Thousand Islands during the summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
More BAN Game, for Princeton.

PRINCETON, March q Manager Grihith
Of the Princeton baseballteam has announced
that three more games have been added to
the Tigers schedule Of twenty-nine games
This will give the Orange and Black nine
thirty-two games In all, the largest schedule
Princeton has ever had, and also one Of the
hardest. The new nance which appear on the
list are a. follows: April 90 Johns Hopkins
az Baltlmore: April Is, Baltimore Eastern
National League at Princeton.
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Jim Jenords OutpoInts Jack nu;Icr.

Jim Jeaords, the Cali -ornia heavyweight
outclasscd Jack Butler e. Brooklyn In ten
round bout OF Allrrtovn. Pa. on Tuesday
night. The oonte, { was a one sided affair
Butler having the worst Of the weight bv
At least twenty-five pounds JeTords had a
Ions. reach and poked the left almost irces.
sanity into his riyHl's face Neither man
landed any telling blows throughout the ter
20 the spectators. Jeffords received tho de.
cisiOn. " Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Frank Gotch Wins = wrestling Match at
Patterson

Frank Gotch engaged IN his hrst match
since his defest by Tom Jenkins al Madison
Square Garden recently by meeting Emil
Seioa. the italian Giant. az Paterson. on
Tuesday night The bout was a hal dicon
anair, GotCh agreeing 10 throw Ssloa twice
In one hour under catch -as-catch can rules
Gotch succeeded, gaining the first fail i'm 81
minutes Is seconds and the next In minutes
1 second.
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Kshrien wins Columbia Fencing Cham-
piOnahip.

oliver d. Kehrleln. On medicine. yesterday
won the Lawrence medal emblematic OF
the Columbia fencing championship. The
result was a surprise. Federico p. LACE.
On science, captain Of the fencing team and
win, LAEe tied for third place with Emil
=, kehrlein, Jr.. 'o7 college. X V. Watson,
JT., 'Oe science, was second. The medal was
given 70 Ce fenced for by DR.. q. A. Lawrence,
% law who formerly was a member Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Pool.

W. Downs was the winner Of last nights
game In the amateur tournament for the
pool championship Of New York at the Broad
way Billiard Academy, He defeated hIs
opponent n happi by p points The score:
10. and Rapps rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Ahc Attcn to I'nderEo Oper.,,on.

Abe Attell, the featherweight pugilist,
went to Bellevue Hospital yesterday 10
submit 10 an operation. II ia not serious
but will keep him in the hospital a couple
Of weeks.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

weights, believe that II p. Whitney's Art
ful, with only 100 pounds. cannot lose this
race u she IL sent to the post NJ. They say
year and that IL Is unreasonable TO ask Sysonby
20 pick UP iUl In the Metropolitan against
stay the Metropolitan route one mile. aud
that she can outsprint any horse named
TO 60 TO the post
John Condor. the leading spirit IN the
Western Jockey Club. Is expected 10 play
trump card soon, when through his in
nuence every racetrack, including his own
will be closeduby the Sheriff In and around
Chicago, while the blind turfman viii open
racetracks located and controlled by him
az Hammond. Ind, within a comparatively
short ride Of the Windy City. n Condor puts
this scheme through. the American Turf
Association will be IN a serious Ak. il is be-
iieyed. Work on the Hammond tracks Is
being rushed day and night. with the idea OF
May l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Hard HittinE BY the New YORK NatlOnal,.

MEMPHIS. March 22.-Heavy hitting was
the feature Of a one sided game between the
New York Nationals and the Memphis Club
to-day. The score:
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Regular and supplementary malls close A. For.
eiFn StAiidn Coorn6I Of West and Morton stfsett
hali hour later Than closlnG time shown below
except the supplementary mails for Europe And
Central America. via Colon, close one hour later
e EofalIn AlAuon.
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TRANsPAcIFio MAILsht iTPRwARDED OVER.

TRANSPAcIFiC MAILS, FORWARDED OVER.
The schedule Of closing OF Transpacino Mails IL
arranged on the presumption ot their uninterrupted
DSsSR mans 20 I eSpt O Rssed nna
Malls despatched VITA Vancouver. Victoria. Tacoma
al Ss' Gsa. SHf Po sOf New DItous As
HAWAII. JAPAN, KOaEA, CHINA and specially
Via San Francisco, close At 8 p, H. March Is
for despatch per steamship CHINA;
man man Tor iP5HiLIPPfNE TsLfSDs via Sesuis
close AZ P. ~. March q Tor despatch per
HAWAII, Via san francisco, close ATOP. N. March
20 for dsspAtch per steamship NebrsskAn.
ora. B. z. close a. ?. u NSrca IS Tor De.
PHf PfP'SSR ri iSI sa%SssS Sna M vi. San Fran
risco, close a. p n. March 20 Tor despatch
NEW ZEALAND. gCsSSTRALrA c8s,p, .wssu,
NEW CALEDONIA, SAMOA. HAWAII AMI
~ n GPTi Tor a despl, '1"f p,r s,esmseip
SonomA. % the Cunsrd steamer carving The
nslls- closing al $50 A. ~. go s. ~ and
p. N.-Wfl Be made Up and forwarded Until
', ihs tTdySl OF the cunard sIG,smcITl, ,,.,, &c,
ANDS. va seattle. close ats p. N. April FOR
=, ,dtsypaiGh Per steamship KkaaGaga AATg ~
~ n 1Dhi l0ff 3ss s c6' per steamship
JAPAS JsIcept. Parcel, Post Nails. EoREA
CHINA and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS via Van
cotrver and Victoria. r. c., close A. p. v.
April for dispatch per steamship Empress u
Japan.
TAHITI and MARoUEsAS ISLANDS. Via san
Francisco, close At p. N. April IS for despatch
PIT steamship AaHpOsa.
hANCHuRIA except Newchwang and por AZ.
thur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is a. present
forwarded Via Russia,
NOIE.-InleSs Otherwise addressed west Aus
traliA u forwarded via Europe. New Zealand via
SAn raneisco, sod certain places In the Chinese
province OF Yunnan, via British lndia-ths
quickest routes PHILIPPINES specially ad
dressed VIA Europe must be fully prepaid A.
the foreign rates Hawaii N forwarded Nt
san Francisco cNcuslvey
- WILLIAM r. WILCOX, Postmaster.
Poe, once. New York, n. Y, March II, 1906.
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HT7IGTNJTX7 sFEISSGqs INAuGuRA

NV MKT u UNNNTNINo' -.
Nsvr Works ony downtown Automobile establish
ment. Three floors running from Para FleIe 70
tempting Dcmoust ratiOns. Free Instructions
1903 Peerless Touring Car Sixteen horse loost
$4,000, $40: Another Peerless, $3.50. sixteen horse
Darracq IKE new sliding gear transmission, $3.50
tcost $500: Thomas Touring Car, aluminium Doai
Stanhope forty cells, 1915: Wilton Runabout tIz5'
OdSmohe, top, t225; Rambler Touring, sixteen
horse. 1904. $3.50, Cadillac a." perfect. $3.50 NeW
Cleveland Tonneau. ef9O Cleveland Runabout' Sz7O'
Nine horse Darracd runs like a watch, N15; Auto
car Tonneau, $50 Pope Toledo. 81, zoo Wnton 800
White Steamer Touring perfect condition., N.lb0.
RunAbout 81 2JO. $500. Powerful. $500 car seats
hlHJ $50. Northern. $3.50. others. -
WIIIIS'S AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
II Park Place near broadway & Pc
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FURNIsnEn RonMs ro -.


a, $50 ST, y EAsT-opposlte Hotel Manhattan
Ven dssiraels front room, with private bs'h lfis'
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NAILS FoRwARpBD OVERLAND. &C. EXCEPT


TlANSPAClElC
MaAt (srctp' Jamaica and BdhdHa1 are tof.
tDardfd dadU ~ pOriS Of saRi1g 1he CONNECTING
HlaH5 ooSs al ne General Posi once. Neg iork' a.
CUBA. via Port Tampa, ~ $3.50 A. NJ, Monday
Wednesday and Saturday. tAlso from New
York. Thursday and Saturday-see aboNel
MEXICO CITY. overland, a. 80 p y, and ioD
p. NJ. daily. except sunday sunday, at -
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Mails
Via North sydney AZ p. H. NOnday. Wedhet-
day and Saturday (alSo occasionally from New
York and Philadelphia. See abovel .
MIOURLON. via boston and Halifax. al $50 2. ".
every other sunday Narcn 10Th. April stn
JAuAIcI' via Roston. at 100 p. NJ Tuesday. via
!hiiAdeiphi1 at 1879 P. n. Wednesday, ALSO
from New YORK on Saturday. See abovel
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post Nails, wa Miami
Florida, a. $50 A N. Monday, "Wednesday
and Saturday. also from New York. see
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS East cossu
and GUATEMALA, Via New orleans. 81 ftO5o
2, N. Monday fNest Coast % Hondprna -
despatched from New rork via pansfns-ses
COSTA RIGA via New Orleans at 1900 p. "
NICARAGUA East Cossu. via New Orleans. 81
{IOO p. N. Wednesday. CWest Coast Of
Nicaragua is despatched from New YORK via
PAnama-see abovel
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE. via New Orleans. az
fi0.S0 p. NJ sunday, amer 1870 p. N. sunday
and until sailing OF New York steamer. mail for
Panama and Canal Zone s held for the New
York sieameT-see dbove).
lREGISTERED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes at 600 =. n. previous day.
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for pawntlckets. pear,
eelamonds' watches and jevelry. n. BAUM. 90
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

v
eS'e'~ seNSeNNNes0ers~-y s0S01N~erNoNorse~SS
A LARGE HOTEL COMPANY Incorporated under
the laws OF the STATE OF Massachusetts capitalized
a. $4,000. desires 10 sch about $50 900 OF At least
per cent. preferred stock at SO per share this
company ~ controlled rs very conservative ho'f.
men OF long experience has Just been iRcor poTaied
put business he's been established and more than
ehanee Tor absolutely safe and very profitable
investment. Particulars at
MCDONALD NASGlNS Co. 7S7 Broadway.
LARGE MllSt'T ACQUIRING company. This ri,v.
0o0 business done last 10 months and latTs
proposition offers good opportunity 20 parties
Win limited amount OF ca thi 10 invest IN per
oenl. preferred stock: thorough investigates
NeDoNkID'wIGGINs Co. 757 nrosdv.v.
AN OPPORTUNITY for an Investment Of fsop,0.
PsI Gent Gu4ranteed. party rqulring imnctid''
oApta oHers the above proposition: Will bear most
ugld investigation. Apply 10
MCDONALD 'WlGGlNS Co. 2s7 BroadwaE
PATENTS for new but thoroughly tested ana
pIoNtu uHeheI Iof toilets. takes ~ Nery little ,p2n'
ana " absolutely noissless; can he bought rs1l.
MeDoNALD-wIGGINs CO.. 2s Brosduay.
a MANUFACTURES Of leading staple IN -.
over $4,000 annually and having prohtAbis contrac.
With some OF the largest stationery houses Tor
term OF yeare covering nfe OF patents. desires 81
sssociale With $4,000. CASSICS NJ. PAINE. 81
Broadway.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for paWntIcEets. pear,
aamonds watches and jevelfy. n. BAUM 80
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Posr oTFIcE NOTICE.

Cshouid Be READ DAILY By an interested, Al,
chanfet may occur ~ any lmeD
Fofclfn mails fof the week ending March %, ieos
viii oloSe PROhPTLY % ~ caseE q the Oensfsl
P0gt Once ~ follow; REGISTERED AND Par
GELS pOST NAILS close one hour Earlier thsn
ciOsihF time ahoWn below. Parcels Post malls n,
Germany close AZ ?, n. March 20, per eteAmship
kronprlnE Wilhelm: March "a, per sieamahlp Main
March ~, per lteamShfp Patricia. and March II
per steamship BarbaToasa.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. &c.

THURSDAY (zg .--AtaA "A. NJ. for CUBA, NUCATAN
and CAAPECHE, per steamship Havana
mail for other parts Of Mexico must be- d
rccted per steamship Havana y: a. ~ Tor
MEAiCO. per steamship santiago. Via Tam
pco tman must be objected per steamship
SantiAgo"; Al p. N. tot PlEklO PLATA
peT steamship Verona from Boston
FRIDAY GA ~ 81 for NUCATAN ald CAN.
pECHE, per steamship jOmc a. " ~ p. VI, for
BARBADOS. rer steamship Citta d McS,lna
(uAil Tor Trinidad and q lana mist ~ dl.
rected per stea ushlr Citta 81 Mes inA'l.
SATURDAY c2O,-At s 4. "a. for BERAiJ "a. pr
steamship BrTmudian. AZ $50 4. ", tSupDs.
mentaTy $50 4. NJ for CURACAO and YEN.
EZUELA, per steamship MafacalbO tmal Tor
Colombia. VIA Curacao must be directed per
steamship MaTacalbOD; a. Q a. NJ. Tor PORTO
RICO. per steamship Ponce. via san Juan,
~ 2:9 4, y. lSuPPlsme9tay io9 a. NJ - ior
oABlA. except GAUGE and Magdsiena Dcpan.
ments. per steamship Aegnany mall for
Costa RlcA must be directed per steamship
Allegheny: al 10 A. N. for CUBA, per steam.
ship Mexico. via Havana; A. ~ NJ. Tor BAR.
BADOS and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per sttaIn-
snip CeaTcnse. via barbados, Para And Manaos
al y. N. Tor ARGENTINE, URUGUAY aud
PARAGUAY. per steamship Merchant Prince