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Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock jr. have closed
their place at Aiken and have arrived az their
country seat at westbury. Long Island. for ths
season.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10

Mrs Burton Harrison and Miss Frances Cary
are now in Paris and are booked 10 san on tas
Amerika on April 26 for New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Coppen have returned from
California and are at their place at Tenafy. " J.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10

Counte Henri de Ia vauIx gave lecture yesterday
afternoon at the Berkeley Lyceum on "BalloOning."
for which four hundred invitations had been issued
Among those present were Mrs Edmund L. Bay
lies Mrs NJ Orrne Wilson. Mrs. NewbOld Leroy
Edgar and Mr.. and Mrs. COrtlandt Field Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10

Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. who have
been cruising in West Indian waters. are expected
in town tomorrow. AS their house In Fifth ave-
nue. is being remodened they will go to the ST
Regis. where they will remain until they leave
for Newport in the summer
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10

Mrs. Charles E Sands and Mrs. T. ]. Oadsy
Rhinelander have returned from washington
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rNrrRN1sHEp ROOFS 10 LET.

2sD-ST., % EAST, opposite Madison Square
PRrk.-sgite Two rooms and bathroom
references
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wanted on special subject. and on subject for
which there exists but photography contained
IN the files Of the Bulletin OF photography. He
found half-dozen books the subject in the
general catalogue. but for his purpose the bblog-
raphy essential He informed that this
could be obtained at night being downstairs"
And OF the half-dozen books on the subject which
he asked for, more than half were either upstairs
o. downstairs and could not be consulted He ex-
pressed amazement TO the delivery clerk that a
photographed publication of all works, should
be put where Il could not be got at, but he re-
cefved no satisfaction.
However, the two books he was able to obtain
kept him busy. He secured them al o'clock, and
vas getting down To the work Of copying when a
cong rang and he told II closing time.
Il lacked fifteen minutes Of O'Clock. but every
bodv else was going out and clerk turning
off the lights he went also.
When these cases were put before the library
authorities by reporter from The Tribune. it was
onaiued that the issue OF the Bulletin OF Bibliog
raphy desired had not Yet gone into binding with
me files being recent. ct was October 1900 It
was pointed out that notices were displayed about
The library to the effect that many books could
not be obtained at night and should be ordered
nv 'phoae or mail during the day. This is because
the upper regions OF the library are only partially
wired and night are pitch dark
Couldn't d lantern be uSed?' the reporter asked.
THAT is a good suggestion was the reply
To the question Does the library expect to wire
ali the stacks 1t is opened evenings the
reply was, The library has only $500 OF its own
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funds set aside to maintain It during the evenings
for one year. Out OF this $500 must come the
salaries OF attendants heat. light. etc Wiring
The authorities say that only about hundred
people a night avail themselves of the library.
taking out some two hundred books This they
do not consider very enthusiastic response TO the
evening opening. They do commit themselves,
however. when asked If would respond
were the library kept open later than 2 o'clock and
were ali the books the shelves available on I'M
mediate demand. instead of only I third.
IT was unable TO get to the library during the
day" reader remarked the other night, "and
could not tell till saw the catalogue what books
needed. When l get here. at 7:30 o'clock, having
rushed through my supper. find most OF the works
want unavailable till tomorrow, when it will be
too late, and those 1 get opened
and a start made in reading them than the closing
gong rings Except for readers Of periodicals. the
library might almost well not be opened at all
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-oop LIBRARY SERVICE.
,,4or Opcr Erer1ings No7c, but
MANI Books unavoidable.

,.-tnr OF the Astor Library evenings. which
ne ~ sccornIished the first OF the year, has
sss - half accomplished after all. according
been -, ~ the people who have tried to use the
. s4ter o'clock A case described as typical
ar:ed the other might Two S.n men .. both nn OF them
Izpos ,rs-.r,, went there after dinner to look up
% Ile x .o,nts-one fer lecture he was preparing.
F 49, for magazine article
ne go Ian who was preparing the lecture wanted
lhe -,,1+ tba files Of two magazines and came
IsTookIyn to do it. both flies were out OF
to' ,-,olivn Library. One file he was able to Sc
are the other and the e., more important t, TO h ana
= oox - eot al except n the daytime. II he
'ol- ,a again the following evening. he was
'o 60 !, would be reserved for him He went
no ~ z,ol,lvn with little TO show for his trip
sse s,. n except z bad temper.
!" che case Of The other man various books were
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APPEAL FOB CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for s125
&c provide for one year for respectable Amer
lean widow, sixty-sx years OF age. She supported
herself for time by teaching music, but. be-
coming partially blind: was obliged to give that up
a few years since, and is helpless and depend
emit Her name is first on the waiting list Of
home which is in process Of construction, Int viii
not be ready for year. Any money for this
case sent to the Charity Organization Society. No.
lo5 East 2d-St, will be duly and publicly acknowl
edged. saS
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EAMBURc-AgERICAN LINE.

8 S AMERIKA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF LEFIA-
THANS-
sGriH Room tGynnasiunv SElevator
A La Carte Restaurant tCsn at Dover
for London & Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES & GENOA.
Prinz Oskar. Jan. Is. 2 P. Nj. Mar.
Prinz Adalbert ....- Feb. s, noon Mar p
EUTSCHLAND- FEB. s, .. so p. NJ
sHarnburE ........ Feb. II. noon: Mar. 81
'Cretic Chartered from White star Li1el
Rates LIST Glass. $40. SIS, s1is.oo up
ward according To steamer selected
S S. MOLTKE TO MADEIRA. CADIz,
GIBRALTAR, MALAGA. ALGIERS AND
GENOA, JAN. 80 1906. II A NJ. A De
IIGHTFTJL TRIP OF 10 DAYS FOR
s95 90 PER ADULT UPWARD.
sCall at Gibraltar. +Criu Room.
Oficas 35 and 81 Broadway. Piers,
Hobokan. -. J
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Lackawanna Railroad.

y. Z. foot Barclay Christopher. West
ord Sts
$500 A. N-For Binghamton and Eln1irs-
1000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81.
Louis.
al 90 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
~ 90 P. N.-For scranton and Plymouth
- Is M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
se As P. M-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica
- 90 A. M.-FoT Chicas o--Slsepers open
930 P N.
Tickets at 149 42p, 1Is3, 1854 Broadway,
n. z. 500 Fulton St. Brooklyn. 'Daily.
Except sunday
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RUSINESs CHANCES

Az ION The SPOT 10 DO your buying
Z Nev-F9ras wholesale ana retail dis
t1ctEi good reference. terms raasona BE
Z II. KELLOGG,
30 YES 4th-st New-Y arE
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RORR WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT desires temporary OF per
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prepared, systems Devised, special or Pc
rlodical audi.s, cursory or thorough inVes-
legations Corporations organized, part
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ACCOUNTANT wishes evening work; books
opeaed and closed. audited. investigation
systems devised. Bookkeeping, statements
etc. terms moderate; references AC-
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Of electrical vehicles; experienced battery
nau and me cEanIc- Address l.. hFEB-
SON, 526 West 5Sth-st.
BAKEK.-Good all around man. ss assist
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alone; city Or country REINaARD, 81
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Sober. reliable, experienced man; good ref
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neEe. VI HALCO&S. 1851 57th-st-.
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posRD AND Rooms

~, information concerning these rooms ON,
u. - 80 Tree OF charge at the CpLown
- 80 --he New-YoTk Tribune l'Se1
80 g..ssTsy. between 18th and S'th SIS
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

49, PIANO. latest etvIe. good make;
sss 60 60 sie.rTsy piano. $50. 30 Willis
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
tisements received at the following branch
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RAILROADS.

AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROADS
YORK
(ENTRAI
& HUDSON RIVER q. q.
TIE STX-TRAcK TRUNK LINE
Direct Line from
New York & Boston TO Niagara Falls
THE SlNsTBAGK TRUNK
LINE OF AMERlGA.
MAIN STEM or THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
Operating more thsn twelve thousand
mics cf railway east OF Chicago, St. LOUIS
ana CINCINNATI
This is the Direct Line from New
York and Boston 10 Niagara Falls
and 20 tbs West. the Northwest and ths
southwest. by way u the graf SdLLAC>
sad Cfics go. St. LOUIS or Ciuctnnart
Trains depart from tir~Hd Central st@-
ton. 42d street. New York. as below.
North and west DOund irains, except those
leaving at $50 A. NJ. .O2 $3.50. 3 70.
II 80 r. N. viii stop II l2Stn sreet 70 re-
ceive passengers ten minutes AFTER isAslns
Grand Central Station
1910 A. M.--'MIDNIGHT IMPRESS.
500 A. M EMPIRE STATE E&PRE1SS.
Most famous train Il tina
SIS A. Mast NAIL--24 hours -
Chicago
1920 A M.-'DAY EXPRESS.
1:G2 P N-"THE SECOND EMPIRE
1908 p. M-afyHICACO SPECIAL
2-O4 P. NI.-"SOIjTH WEST E5FiN L1I4IIEL2e
L.
To Chicago in IS hours. via
New York Central and LA<s
$40 ?. M.-4ALBANT AND TzoT
400 r. M-%HCDSOS RIVER SPECLAIA
$50 P M.-"THE WOLVERINE
$50 ?. Mast MAIL-For Albany
$50 p M--.LAkE SHORE L-IN 11,s.;S-
23ls hour train to Chicago
$50 T. M.-.CIE-vEi.AND CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS LLAITE44~
All Pullman cars.
500 P. M-'WEsTERN EMPRESS.
100 ?. M--.MONTRG1AL- Il E.XP5fES Ss,,-..
$50 ?. M--'8 8PaT, TExPRFzss N.Y. =
500 p. M.-.BJ-FFALO. NIA6AR "a
FALLS. CLgvELAND AND
TORONTO SPECIAL.
ego P. M.-swESTERN NEW YORK EAS-
PRESS.
e:30P- M.-'PACIFIC EXPRESS ,o,,-m
Il so p. N.-@CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIE
.Daiiy. Except sunday. sExcsDt Nos
day.
HARLEM DIVISION.
9:O5 A. NJ. and 5 :35 p. II, daily ecSsrS
Sunday. TO Pittsheld and North Adams
Sundays. 800 A u.
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticker oficeA a. 149, PSI. AS and 1z1S
Broadway. - Union Square W, %I5 Coiurn--
rus ave. 2T5 West 125th st. Grand Cearrat
and 18th 81. stations. New YORK: 465 ana
/ 72s Fulton 81. and 1Oj Broadway. Brooklyn
To be sure Of tie best accommodations "a
! any Of our through trains Il is visa % 80
/ cure them several days IN advancs. -
Telephone 800 Ssth Street tor New 1oT4
/ Central Cab Service. Baggage checked non
I hotel or residence b. Westcots Express
! Company.
} Passengers arriving b. Ocean s5eG-asrs
Z are met on the pier by uniformed agent @
the New York Central Lines, who will a.
range for checking luggage and securing
sleeping car accommodations.
Passengers for the Dominion q CznacaA
can have their luggage checked through -
/ bond by this New York Central agent
I \. II SMITH c, q. DALI
| CIen'I Manager. Pass'r Traflo Mgr.
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STEAMBOATS,.

mme S7mE1 And POINTS in New
pUS u GDGGEngland. Reduced rates
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
So Live. Pier 10, n. T.. r, Warren St.
weak DAYS and Sundays at 500 7. NJ,
Strs PROVIDENCE new and PLYM-
OCTH. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Leave
Pier 90 n. R, #. Clarkson ST. week days
only. 500 P. VI. Strs. CITY OF LOWELL
and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford, Springfield and North. leave Pier
90 E. r, II. of Peck Slip. week days only,
at 4 100 P. NJ Str. RICHARD PECK
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LOST.

IOST-Barkbook No. 659,542 Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
uaeut stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LosT.-Bankbook No. s96.556. Bank FOR
Savings $50 4th-ave., \ew-York. Pay
u1ent stopped. Please return hook - honk
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AUCTION SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.-SAMUEL NEW
WITTER, Auctioneer. sells to-oay az
o.oo o.rIocly 81 the afternoon, at No. IS
6fh-aya., Borough Manhattan, the fixtures
and chattels of a saloon. BY order OF
-,o-+EeFee.
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BALTIMORE &
OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN
HOUR" TO BALTIMORE AND WASH
Leave west 23d street 10 minutes earliss
except midnight train leaves 1850 ,. m
LII Liberty
street 500 q III Except Sun Buffet
1000 an Daily. Diner
= 90 noon Daily. Diner
geo pm Daily, Buffet
Limited. 4oop- Daily All Pullman
Lv Liberty
street 500 pm. Daily. Diner.
% 90 ?. N Daily. Buhec.
% l.. Is night. Daily SleeperS-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS TO THE
Leave New York City. $50 ST. Liberty Sc
Chic Pitts. Sleeper 80 pm II. IS MT .
Chic Columbus. Diner 90 an 100 n 4 .
Pitts CTev-. Iiurited.. $50 pm. 90 pm .
Pitts Ltd " Buffet $50 PIN 100 ?. IL
GIN. st Louis Sleeper 80 pm. u IS Mt
Gin 81 louis. Diner $50 g. m 10. 90 e-n1s
Gin. 81 Louis Diner $50 pm 500 pm
Offices: eel. 424. 1900 Broadway. s Astcr
House los Greenwich St. y Union SQuars
" 391 Grand St. y. Y: S43 Fulton St.
BROOKLYN. West 23d St aad Liberty St
After o ?. N. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains etc.
an be Obtained al Bureau OF Informattolu
Baltimore & Ohio F. r. 2Srd St Terminals
Phone No. Chelsea Si44-
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MACHINERY

Z! REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo second hand
r.,s-N ara iron working machines; fully
rs--e-.eeo: machinery bought ano ex-
60. Go 2 EDDY aas hiahison-zs
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tsbies; high grade bowling alley build
en-. lowest prices. MARX BROS. - Union
squsrs
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Z. n. H. & HARTFORD r r.

y. Z. n. H. & HARTFORD r p
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
42d 81 and Atm I've. as fellows for
BOSTON, Via New London & Prov
\ igGV' x 500 =. 800. = sos
sGI2:Oe r NJ wa illimantic-ffS 200
NJ goo p NJ: via Spfd--+9:00
A NJ : 1900. ? 400 -1l:0O P N
WORCESTER and FITCHBCRG. via PUT
L,AKEvIILE and NoRFoLK-+s:4s A. n.
CT harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
aeld-f4:J0. FS.49 A II. 1881 P n
Ticket offices at cGrand Central Station
ard cI25th st also At c2S1, lis, cI.35k
Ts'yyav. COS Union Square. else Fifth Ave.
-245 Columbus Ave c649 Madison Ave.
c2T3 W 125th St. . T9S Third Ave IN
BROOKLYN, cS42. $50 Fulton 81. $50 B way.
spaiIv. EXCEPT Sundays. FStops az
I25tn st. xStops n 18th -. sundays only.
IParla- Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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RESTAURANTS.
INREWRITEG.
-eNri,lng-5 cents ner Line

-->Litlng--5 cents per line.
aso-- " II ~ t--tS.- he nington. SO; DenE-
tG sSst or Hammond, 81 80; Calisr2ph,
= al III 4 est Ie5th-s--
rs-., !. n F-ttS.-Au makes sold, rer SC
9DSl.s. Exchanged. re.isbs= service
Gqs,,s.-...- q $sSSsu-st- Telephone %14O-
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RAILROADS.
PLEINNSVIL ANlA
GR A0GlR0NLD.

U LulGuO) d L v NlluuH
RA0(lROAIDs
STATIONS foot OF west Twenty-thiro street
and Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
xET The leaving time from Dssbrossss ard
Cortlandt Streets Is FIVE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
~ FOR THE WEST.
-T55A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL.
sIO55 A NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED For
.1os5Au The fi.s'' PENN as'f LIN
elIH TEP.5s c hSGEf e ffii aSD
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
1855 T. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
IS hours TO Chicago.
%4.5j p. VI. CHICAGO LIMITED.
s555 p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
'e.25 P. n. ST. LOUIS AND CINCfN-
7.55 F. III. PACIFIC EXPRESS
's,25 T. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXP.
e-55 p. n. PITTSBU RICH SPECIAL.
'T.55. SIS. 'e.25 .9.5s. +1o.55 a m. 12-25
~ ' 80 20 20 :. 5e s. 55 y
m, 12.1o night. snnday' SO p 81 -.
| Sl055 a. M IL .: '1252 90, 70 90 eS.
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY.-s125 So. p.
'4.25 D. m. 10 a. III. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.--'@.21 a. n. an
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-I225 P m. and
NORFOLK : =, AND Nd WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEs1PEAKE & ONO RAILWAY
a. IN. weekdays. '4.55 p. IN. daily. ,r,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR-
FOLK-"7.55 a m weekdays, 500 p m
ATLANrIc cI1Y--e.s5 a. n. and rs p
m; week DAYS Sundays. ..;S0 az 2, m
Bro BRowNs MiLLs-iNH II -PINEs-e.55
LONG BRANCTi AsBURY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park Sundaysl.
and Point Pleasant, $50 N. 1250
DAYS. Sundays. e25 a m and A. 90 p. IA
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS. 725. 100. SIS. So &c. % $50. go s.
q 80 %; ~ 5os ss, ii@ s s. Is. ls 4s
only. 800. Sc %. SIS. 7.55, SIS, SIS.
925 cess for North Philadelphia only)
ss.O5. sf'55. SIS SOS. 9.65. sT1o55
% a m. rs. 'i255. el-55. q p,
$50. "4-25 go. 50 for North Philsdelphis
only, '455 s555, 1925. 7-55. S.25. $50.
e.25 (e.55 for North Philadelphia only
Spinning car TExtra-fare train.
| Ticket Offices. Nos. 461. 1854 and % Broad
way: $50 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST !:
263 Fifth Avenue corner 18th ST.: l
Astor House. and stations named above:
Brooklyn. 342 Fulton street. $50 Fulton
Street 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania
I Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service.
/ ". ". ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
GEO. ". BOYD.
! General Passenger Agent.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SOLD. silver ard precious stones
~, 80, e. highest market value. made
~ 80 articles CT exchange for new jew
FtcSs,, JSDanase eooes At n + TEPPER'S
-~-.EY, IS West 3Ist-st basement
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


YOUNG NAN desires plea SAINT furnished
r9onl. with CT without bath. il private
American family. convenient 70 subway. J
1. Tribune Of7ce
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CINARD LINE

n COLNAlb
a IL From Piers 51-52. North River.
To LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTowN.
Lucania. -..........-.Ja Jan. 20. noon
SlavoIiis Jan %, ?. y
Imbris. ---.-.-..-..... Jan. q, A. NJ.
Pannonla ..-.--.---.----Fee II A M
GIBRALTAR GENOA NAPLES ApRfATiC
CARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious OF
Leviaths us-Feb. 27th.
SUPPLEMENTS New Modern Twin-Scrsw
cARPATHTA. Jan. is 10 A. NJ, Mar. 6.
SLAVONIA, Apr. 9, noon; May q. July 10
PANNoNIA, Apr TO- : p NJ; May 20
the interesting trip through the Mediterra
mean and AdriatIc to Trieste and Fiume
and TO new winter resorts.
VERNON II. BROWN. 20 BROADWAY,
y. Y
PED ID" LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIo Curs-
Gao aud Maracsibo, via Curacao. calling
$. 5. PHIL4pELPH1A. sat. Isn. 90. noon
s. :. CARACAS Saturday. Feb 3. poop
From Pier 10, adJg Wall St. Ferry. Bklyn.
$. s. MARACAIBO: saturday. Jan p, noon
S = ZULIA...... Saturday, Feb. 10. noon
These steamers have superior accomulo-
ROULTON BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 81 Wall St.
n 0OLLAFD-kRERTCA LINE
MI New York-Rotterdam. via Bouiogne.
Sailings Wednesdays as per sailing list.
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