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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THE WAR IN SUMATRA.

FOURTEEN DUTCH VESSELS TO PROCEED TO sUMATRA
The HAGUE Saturday, April %, 1878.
The Government of Holland has ordered IA
steam naval vessels proceed Immediately to sumara
for the purpose OF cooperating with the Dutch troops
now on that island in their movements against the
Atcheenese The vessels will carry large quantity Of
ammunition and arms for the troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM IN RUSSIA.
RECEPTION AT ST. MISUNDERSTANDING COURT
CEREMONIES.

RRCEPIION AT ST. PETERsBURG-IMPOsING COURT
CEREMONIES.
sr. PETERSBURG, April ~, 1873.
The German Emperor arrived in this city
today and was received with extraordinary honors'
He was met at Gatschina, 80 miles hence by the Car
and the Grand Dukes who accompanied him TO the city
The two Emperors made their entrance in the presence
Of immense crowds of people, who manifested the
greatest enthusiasm.
The Emperor william first reviewed the regiments OF
which he is honorary Colonel and was then conducted
% the Winter Palace where he was formally received
by the Court with the most imposing ceremonies The
Car presented to him his portrait sword OF honor the
cross OF st. George the Iron Cross for merit with the
additional inscription For yslor and an inkstaud and
vases In lapis tdsutt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

RIyMoRs OF A MODIFICATION OF THE MINISTRY
MOVEMENTS OF CARLIsTs-DEFEAr OF sABALLs's
BAND.
MADRID, Saturday, April %, 1873.
Rumors of modification of the Ministry
are current in Madrid. 1t is said the members Of the
present Government, with the exception Of President
Figueras, sehor Pi Margal Minister Of the Interior
and Senior CASTELAR, Minister OF State, will retire. and
their places will be filed by Seniors Contreras, Este
bauez. Garcia, Lopez, and Rispa, other advanced
Federasts.
The official Gazetie that Don Alfonso the
brother OF Don Carlos accompanied by his staff crossed
into France from Spain on Wednesday last.
The Carss have been defeated several times recently
in encounters with the Republican forces. In one
engagement oven 100 Of the insurrectionists were
wounded. - ,., 49,.
dispat ch from Madrid pronOunces untrue the report
published here yesterday that the Commune had been
proclaimed in that city.
The Minister OF Finances announces that arrange
mens have been made for the payment OF the treasury
bills due at the end Of Nay, onehird In specie and two
thirds in new acceptances payable month from date
The band commanded by the famous eheftain saballs
has been routed, and its leader has disappeared.
CAPTAIN yelarde has ordered the inhabitants
OF the country districts invaded by the Carsts to aban
don their farms and houses and retire INTO the cities
with all the provisions they carry.
The Ulras demand the establishment OF the Commune
aud are engaged in hunting down the members OF the
permanent commission. Sagasta surrounded In the
street by armed men, the leader bearing Phrygean cap
ON a bayonet. Beeerra arrested in the house OF
serranos mother Figuerola was imprisoned yesterday
The increasing fury OF the Uras must necessarily lead
IN n massacre as the MOnarchlcal volunteers dis
posed TO fight against the execution OF the decree for dis
aiming them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
NETWORK, MONDAY, April %, 1873.

self with the dntos OF his post Special Agent Wood
ward was deyoip his effort TO the determination OF
the Knapp. Mr. Whiting was at hls post
on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
SUCCESSFUL EXPLORATIONS IN AssYRA.

LONDON, April 81, 1919
The Daily Telegraph explorer in Assyria has
met with great lie has found 80 new inscrp-
tons including histories known and hitherto unknown
OF the Assyran Kings Among his discoveries highly
twa angages which will aid 10 the further calculation
OF the whole class of Inscriptions Many OF the inscrp
lions have definite dates
The recent Presidential election in the Re-
public OF Uruguay resulted in the election OF Dr. jose
Eugeuo Elaurr by 80 votes out Of 40 electors This
gentleman was born in Monteydeo In 1885, and gradu
aed as barriser az the early age OF Is years He soon
attained the leadership OF the bar OF hts native cy
His father also prominent lawyer, having resiuou
for many years In Buenos Ayres where he was AZ one
time Assistant Secretary OF State. The new
genial frank, and intelligent, speaking huently Ehssn
aud French. He 10 very popular among the iofeisn
fesidentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

RrMoRs OF A MODIFICATION OF THE MINISTRY
MOVEMENTS OF CARLIsTs-DEFEAr OF sABALLs's
BAND.
Smyrna times., 1873-05-28
Maryland & Delaware II. II.
SPRING ARRANG EMENT.
On and after MONDAY May 2Gth 1873, will

Feights must be at the various stations at least Thirty
Minutes before
over tWenty-fOur hours.
Freight will Passenger Car attached and will be
subject tn DELAYS incident to Frsight business.
May nth, 1873. J. l.. CALDW ELL, Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1873-05-28

The Mixed Train will be subject delays incident
given,
New Castle Trsns-Leave New Castle Wilmington and
lphla at 14O, A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia 93 r. NJ,
and WimingtOn l.S5 P; NJ; for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additional to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton II A. NJ 1856 p NJ Leave
Clayton tor Smyrna, $40 A. NJ and eOO p NJ to make
nectOn with trains to and from Dover and Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County, and Queen Annes
Kent Railroads. At aytOn, with Md. " Del r. r. At Har
ringtOn with J& B. r. r. Az Seaford with D. u ID. r. r..
At Dalmar with E. s. r. r. and WycOmIcO POcOmOke r. r.
II. I. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-05-28

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this ef.
fectual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that II does
anrnl,v A.I 1TnnkwaII-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

simplicity and fine domestic traits commend II TO the
hearthstones and hearts of American households
Euenings uih the Sacred Posts, edited by FREDERICK
SAUNDERS, and Christ in Song, edited by PHILIP
SCHAFF. d. ID. "A. ID. L. Randolph Il Col. will not
be forgotten in the flow of Christmas festivities as
among the choicest collections of religious poetry
now before the public. The same firm have issued
new volume of less elaborate character entitled Ret
gious Poems, by the author Of Stepping Heaven
wardo
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
o WARREN ST.

DROF. L. AGASSI2'' article on EVOLUTION
L AhD PERhAHBNCE or TYPE" eonuoyernng the D,rvoisn
Theory appear TIKI ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January
ready 4 a two 81 per year; 30 cents number -
nURD nOUGHTON l3 AstorPlaoe, Eev-fork,
THE RIVERSIDE PRESS Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16


MACMILLAN 81 Co.'S
VI ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE BOOKS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUEER POLK. 81 IS.
NAGUIRgs YOUNG PRINCE MARIGoLD 81 So
OSCAR PLETsCIrs HAPPY SPRING TIME
LADY BARKERs sYBILs BOOK (nearly re,dyl.
LADY BARKERs STORIES ABOUT, 81 so.
LADY BARKERS STATION LIFE, 81 90.
LADY BARKERS SPRING COMEDIES, 81 80.
LADY BARKERS CHRISTMAS CAKE. 81 80.
LADY BARKERS RIBBON STORIES, 81 90
ALICEs ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND, 81 80.
THROUGH THE LoOKISG-GJASS, &c, ~.
MISS yOSGEs Ps AND oS 81 so.
MISS YONGgs LADY HESTER 81 10
MISS YoSGEs sToREHOUSE or STORIES vols each 81 So
MISS YOYGEs LITTLE LUCYs WONDERFUL GLOBE 81
ROGERSS RIDICULA REDIyGyA 81.
ROGERS'S MORES RlDlCJJl, 81.
MRS. CRAIKS FAIRY BOOK, Illustrated Biiuon, 81
THE BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. illustrated Bdtioa 81 So
THE CHlLDRES'S GARLAND. Illustrated EDITION, - 90.
MRS oLIPHANTs AGNES HOPETOwY, 81 90.
MRS MAZlNPs IN THB GOLDEN SHELL, 81 90
MISS KBARYS HEROES OP ASGARD, 81 90
THE RUNAWAY by Author Mrs Jermnsham Journal 81 5o
THE HEROES By CHARLES KINGSLEY, 81 so.
HUGHES'S TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS, 81 TO-
WHEN WAS LITTLE GIRL 81 90
NINE YEARS OLD. 81 80
HENRY KISGSLEYs THE LOST CHILD. Al 90
THE PLEASANT TALE OF PUss AND ROBIN. 81 So
THE POPULATION OF AN OLD PEAR TREE, 81 81.
ABBoTTS TIE GOOD VOICES II %.
ABBoT1vs PARALLELS FOR CHILDREN, 81 2j.
Pubr.Led by MACMILLAN Co.. and their YevYOrk
toase, No ,o or
n. u City.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
feadl Notlces.

DURSUANT to an order of OWEN l.
COPPN surrogas Wes,ohester hereby
gwen according bersons having the Estate
HORACE GREELEY Of NeSCae, sad oountr.
deceased the with the vouchers thereof b The ade
and sad deceasrd a.
sToRRS No. 73 worthst tbe cv 81
before the 10Th dsy Of March, A. D.. 1874 p.S
29h cay of August, A. ID. 1873 i.
RICHARD H. MANNING, tr,s,ntaf.
So law6nTu. CHARLES SrORks,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

The volume will be no less gratefully welcomed by
the catholic lover of poetry than by the cutivaor of
Christian devotion. Ii represents form OF human
feeling aud development OF imaginative Art
which may be highly priced as study. though it is
net craved as possession.
Another choice collection Of poetry entitled HaU
Hours ,oi. the Poets is announced by James Miller
consisting of short pieces from Chaucer to Tenny-
son. and solely devoted to celebrating the passion
Of love The quaint dedication of the compiler imam
or woman not stated to those who have loved and
10 those who have been beloved no less than TO
those who love and to those who are beloved" gives
foretaste of It's contents. IL is the purpose of the
work 10 present the most noteworthy minor love
poems in the Esesb LANGUAGE IN the order Of their
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16


10 Da alieTsaszs4 freuG,)
Sweetest Fount OF holy gladness,
Fairest Llght war ever shed,
Who alike III JOY and sadness
Leavest none unylslted;
Spirit OF the highest God,
Lord from whom il lie bestowed,
Who upholdest every thing,
Hear me, hear me while sing!
Thou art shed like geDtlest showers
From the Father and the Son,
Bringing to us quickened powers,
Purest blessing from their thronei
Suffer then, o noble Guest.
That rich gift by thee possest,
That thou giyest at thy Will,
All my being now to fiil.
Thou art ever true and holy,
Sin and falsehOOd thou dOst hate,
But thou comest where the lowly
And the poor thy presence wait:
Wash Inc then, o Well Of Grace!
Every stain and spot efface;
Let me fee what thou dOst nee.
Grant me what thou lowest TO see
We'll content am II only
Thou wilt deien to dwell with me;
with thee l AIN never lonely,
Never comfOrtless with thee.
Thine for ever make me now,
Aud TO thee, my lord vow
Here and yOnder 10 employ
Every power for thee with joy.
When cry for help, Oh hear me!
When 1 sink, oh haste 10 save
when I die. be iBly near me!
BE my hope even IN the grave!
BRING me, when l rise again,
TO the land that knows no PAIN,
Where thy followers, from Thy stream,
Drink for ever JOY supreme
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
@fafbers.

GERMAN TEACHER desires few moro
N PUPILS ladies' gensmea for inacon German Latin
CT G.,,aan s,oyy and Hrrsme se Gesnsn
Latin or Greek authors especially desired Best references Address
FRsTKORN, Of Prof. "ss IA Hast onehassfd and
tbirteeathst
4 ESSONS in nearly all the Modern Languages,
IL also Dr,.ng Psn,sg Veal I'D la,i.nsni. xs:f .a
PsuI Ls.er 2t Past Thirty i.hst or esl on SATURDAY
MUSICAL.-ENGLlSH and ITALIAN SING
WI ING And INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC a. pupils resicsne
experienced t.1ebr CIau careuy and patiently naSoi A,s
Music ~ West l2,hsL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
Ocean Steamers

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feayng Per 8. Sar,A It,. An. m
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CIBA fHayana direct. Deeemssr ~
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New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
HEAVENS Joys.


A'BEEPls-l3S0-l<7l
High the angel choirs raising
Heart and voice IN harmony;
The Creator King, stlll prsisng.
~ Whom III beauty there they see.
Sweetest strains from soft harrs stealing;
Trumpets, notes OF triumph pealingi
Radiant wings. and whito stoles cleaning
Up the steps of glory streaming;
Where the heavenly be are ringing;
Holy, holy, holy! singing
To the mighty Trinity!
Holy, holy, holy crying:
For all earthly care and sighing
In that city cease to be
Every voice ia there harmonious,
: Prasins God IN hymns sympbohous;
Love each heart with light unfolding,
As they stand IN peace behOldlng
There the Trune Deity
Whom adore the seraphlm
Aye, with love eternal burning;
Venerate the cberubIm,
10 their Fount Of honor turning;
Whilst angelic thrones adoring,
Cane upon Hls majesty.
O how beautiful that regoni
And how fair that heavenly legion.
Where thus men and angels Deud!
Glorious will that city be,
Full Of deep tranquility,
Light and peace from end TO end!
All the happy dwellers there
Shine IN robes OF purity,
Keep the laws OF charity,
Bound III irmest unity :;
labor finds them not, nor care
Ignorance can ne 'er perplex,
Nothing tempt them, nothing ve1 -
Joy and health their fadeloss blessing,
Always ali thIuHs KOOO possessing.
This is more than matched, ia Our opinion, by the
imple pafhos of the well-known hymn by ChaJles
Wesley in which the aspirations of faith are SYM
olized by the union of the family and the delights
4 friendship
COME JOIN OUR FRIENDS ABOVE.
Come LET us ioin our friends above
That have obtained the prize,
And Gu the eagle wings Of love
To Joys celestial rise;
Let all the saints terrestrial sing
With those tO glory gone,
For all the servants Of our King
In earth and heaven are one.
One family we dwell 10 Him.
One church above. be seatb.
Though nov divided by the stream
The narrow stream OF death;
one army OF the living God,
To His command bow:
Part " Ills host have crossed the Hood,
Anu part art cfossDg now.
Ton thousand 20 their endless home
THIS sofeinn moment fy:
And we are 10 the Margin come
And We expect TO DIE;
His militant embodied host.
with wistful looks We stand
And long 10 see that happy co.1L
And reach the heavenly lan0.
OnT old companions in distress
We haste again to see.
And eager long tor our release
And fnii irijcity;
Even by f.Iitb we ioin cur Hands
Wit iDOSe HAT went before,
And greet iic bOod bespiIDhIeu bands
o. Tie tiCTnil s0ote,
Oar spDils, too, si,aiI quickly Io'n,
Lik. tbeIIs, viii, glOry crowned.
Aud hhout ~ rec our Captains sIsn,
TO hear HIS trunipet SOUND;
Oh that we now nssrbt srasp onr 0pidei
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

1874 -DiCKENS's SELECT NOVELS.
He The skLECT novels Of Charles Dcksas Careon's
Ne" Illustrated kdton 10 Ten volumes beautifully illustrated aud
put wp IN hand.sn boz Pnee Slb. complete - Tbsse
volumes comprise the frequently popular Dcksrss
WORKS snd being miniature
eoad be better Only $40.
Al CARIErONB PUBLISHING HOUSE Nsai,su SQUARE tbe
sssxks 'sseuss u nssday BosAs IN New ie,t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-28
GENERAL NElFS.

Tom Hood. son of the poet and humorist.
will visit America next autumn.
Gov. Dix wednesday signed the last bill ap-
proved by him and passed by the Legislature.
lie has signed 81 bills in all.
.tdyices from St. Thomas to the 10Th inst
report severe drouth in the island. Even
drinking water was scarce.
Ship building is rather brisk at Prince Ed
ward Island this year, there being now about
$4,000 tons on the stocks, and the average
tonnage Of the yessles is much larger than
that Of any previous year.
To reduce mans salary becaue he gets
married is not to treat him very we'll; yet
that was done in the case of Bishop Morris
of Ohio, who, being So or Whereabouts, took
to himself young wife. He used to get 49,
500; he now gets 81 800.
The Attorney General has refused to recon-
mend pardon in the case of James Picket.
of Idaho, sentenced to be hang in that Terri
tory on Thursday. In August. 1872. Picket
dealt blow with miners pick on the skull
of an Indian woman, killing her almost instant
y iIc WIS tITdisHSii diitA tEISu ny tHe
Civil Court of idaho and sentenced to death,
it being the first case in which white man
had been sentenced to suffer the extreme pen
atty of the law for the murder of an Indian.
The New Hampshire state fair will be held
NJ Manchester. opening September 30. and
continuing four days.
a mechanic in Portsmouth, Nh, has not
been able to do any work 70. e.s7en years on
account Of friend crushing hi. Azat r. A. Ak
ing it. And the iread has ntve. known tie
harm he did yet.
Chilli has decided to ha7e Uniyersai Ex-
position in l77j.
In Michigan one peacock can ysnquish an
acre Of po,a,o-bugs.
Never was a proverb more erroneous than
the one which tells US g love is blind. Every
lover can see great deal more in his sweet
! heat than any one else can.
! The Secretary OF the Treasury has decided
| 10 issue the new ten dollar national bank note
within the next five weeks. No further issue
ofnew notes will be made until after the meet.
ing of Congress.
The Indianapolis Journal mentions that
'ihe Democratic Party is used TO doing i'll
omed' things and conducting its deliberation
| on lunatic asylum principles.
THAT the cholera should attack that good
Mr. johnson and miss them railroad robbers, y
says Mrs. Bofiin puts me all out Of concci,
of politics.
The friends of man in St. Johnsbury, VT,
were so indignant at his getting drunk that
they placed him in a coffin and lett him there
until he got sober enough 70 roll out.
George A. Matle has been appointed Sec
tary OF the Spanish Claims Commission Vice
George o. Moore, resigned.
The Fall River manufacturers have voted
to stop the mills for two weeks, beginning the
I'd of August.
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less task. Gold and silver services, tapes
Tries, marble statuary, wax work and painting,
ana also rich collection of perfumery, were
some OF the most attractive features. The
Dig guns and anchors, however, were quite
FORMIDABLE. The, British Colonies--Australia,
new zealand, and Victoria, were likewise well
represented IN their wool, bark, and mineral
productions. Tho British department, thor gh
perhaps not so rich in display as the Austrian
or French, is by far the most extensive.
The Spanish, Italian, and French, are daz-
aliug TO the eyes. While wandering about in
these labyrinthian places, one iotg IS that
he is in the world, aud almost fancies, among
the gorgeous chandeliers, that he can see the
marble statues of the Italian sculptor move
or speak, as did Galateas in the play of
'Pygmaleon and Galetea" The rich shawls
from India, worked with silk and gold, suita-
BILE for princesses aud queens, the beautiful
silk from Lyons, the costly jewelry, the bright
stones and sparkling diamonds in the Austrian
and English departments, the vases of Bohe-
mia, embelilshed with all the beauty that ar
can display, and the thousand and one spec
ialitieS of Intrinsic value, in each and every
department, bespeak the manifold richness OF
the world.
Everything is moving along quietly il
Vienna. The city is so large and well AT
ranged throughout that one can hardly tell
! tits, however to any great extent. 1t has
long been known that the receipts have con
sidrably fallen short of what was expected, as
the preparation was on grand and magnlf-
cent scale. Austria has spared no pains to
do Ter part, but rather overshot the mark,
and went beyond her means, thereby eau sing
financial crash-wbieh is not so much felt
at the present time.
Here people are c1ilect,d from nearly every
nato ality under the sur; yet one can hardly
tell that he is in foreign land, until lie at
tcmpts to talk with his neighbour at the table.
I or listen to the coniounding Of Tongues
! which is continually ringing in his cars
! when walking in the streets, or riding III the
cars. One has to go farther East to notice
! much change in the manner of dress or in the
general appearance of the people than the
! British Isles, or the Continent The aitrac-
! tions of the Continent are the old churches
and ruined castles, such as could be seer
! from the car window yesterday, as we were
riding along the banks of the Danube, castlet
! that date back to the time of the Romans
! nearly two thousand years ago.
At the commencement of this letter il wa
stated that it would be quite Impossible to en-
ter into the detail of the exhibition. ! shoult
however, have preferred to do so, not only 70
the readers entertainment, but also for TIL
writers, since it would be pleasant task.
KAPPA.
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Lincoln County Republican Con-
vention.

ventlOn.
The republicans of Lincoln County are requested
to send delegates to Convention to be holden at
Union Hall, Newcastle, Thursday, August
18th, 1873.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates az fol-
lows Senator, County Attorney, County Commits
sioner and Treasurer. Each town and plantation
viii be entitled to delegate, and an additional
delegate for every fifty votes cast for sidney Per
ham for Governorin 1872. 4 fraction of!wentysix
will be entitled To a delegate. This viii give
Alma marlborough
Boothbay Somerviilc
Bristol southport
Bremen , Wadoborouch
Dasnarscoua ! Westport
Dresden Whitefield
Edgecomb Niscasset
Jefferson Monhegan Isle
Newcastle &
JAMES A. HAIL,
Chairman Lincoln Co. Rep. Com.
Wiscassei. July 81. l>I3.
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Avol, ouAcxs AND tmposrERs.

70 f3A . n Ady!ca and Consultation.
I.J z t' Cir. ,uate Of !. lerSon Medical
C0titqe, Philadelphia author of several valuable
work.. olu he consulted on oil diseases of the
ScxLai or r,lary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial staiy>, either in male CT female, no
rraticr iyom waeJ cau-c originating, or of how
long s,audiat \ practice Of 80 years CRADLES
aim to t.put { ''a ga with success Cares GUAR
aaf ID. Cia,. reasonable. Ihoso ~ dis
t.rcc t,t. y. ! lttvr Describing syn 'ors,
aid cI.c.0e 'l.t Limp - prcp4y p5s,g@c
send for Il D., T. lie 4, Ucmih. rice ri lis.
D. L. DND!T " d., Physician ahA Surgeon.
Ioi Duane ST. New lo.A.
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,For Sale OF to net.

HOUSE FOR SALE in Boston Highland. mr. t,
] exchange for one in i ugusta Innuir. at 49,, ~
"'"' W. july Is. tom
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COOP BYE 70 HALIFAx-A New RoUTE-
WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS RAILWAY
THROUGH AcADIA-CLAssIC GROUND
Across THE BAY OF FUNDy-. ioME FROM
HALIFAX IN TwENrY-EIGHr HorRs.