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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17
Poetry.
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1T THOMAS DUNN EssIrsu.
TAKE care and move boys. aud let the doc
II sha,e.anytie 10 try and patch what Titles lief
TheEe.thal'u do. Us all u.s-L see it in you
You needn't your mouth that way-va
And if there really be no chance to save a fellow
Well, well. the bias. was quite enough and wei
eAeussShsb1ie 4's
lust i1 ns. my collar gently boys-it hurts as
NJ aate $ h il:'H''A my hs''-'0h fns' n''
Aae 2st .! me ,.i have some water-Ahh, tell you,
1t beats old rye-I ought to know-rve surely drunk
YouH.ss .rst.~e- v~-tc-,ryy faults to say the thing
That jim Van Valen never shrkcd his liquor or
fight.
The circuit rricrs What's uses hardly think
HowsSeF oa. power enough nv whole ae-
Al sG ~ day s9 u igme when the world its
And ali the miners Foupd about account for what
The Lort above, 10 knows all things, will be as
a .And 1t ali event. with Him III let it be-
,.Vomt.ss my mind nd goesbaekwara BOYS. t, many
To The valley Of the oveyproek, aud the farm house
wkenI ~andered the Palisades to gather PINK
And ssiI .ssd HAS, mother placed them in
see them n The i-e-pae. in tina, pitcher white
k1Le<Aaa anea ,aings some eros the mind. when
s<s-sr'
Why, can see the orchard, boy. upon the sideling5
The Tor Eilliess in in the crooked reilam
TnszssAR Pa me- tas. aa'srsl lny-the rascal
caught i'm viii, with moose of wire and snaked him
III D X meadow ssasse Vent to trap the
Tbs SsIssas ns.'ssea..idey where drove the
Ard ths.s ], s.s , I4i'e City her house
The ain
We 10 school m winter time upon the Tfneck
A9d E sss IL lk III u mine i seemed to
but when We bot1 srew.up. somehow wasn't
She Peter Brinkerhof that is why I'M
xssSy h gssa sd father boys with stern and
used to think on mel better |
keamE snas6la nosasr.ss~iih pleasant
..ewiistts si.k u trhasffntss the thought within
Come fs, t ras sfG il y5ar arms and mother
stroke my brow '-sss
4 &ist sSs age sSrssi' they re neither
sThssse gone old gaf vaien. boys-there's NO
And am goiF,g -seo-snd 20, send no word you |
The boys r.sed to play with and the Girls I used
Grown an women have ave forgot me long
- I've qa1 been 70 Bersen- County now for many and
no one iher ere care to hear what might
have TO say =
fnH6 =. getting weaker boy, my eyes grow
There's something dancing in the air; my head be-
wnerTh 10 rwi nnod that strs me up that gives
saiF assas Your dead msnwhy. Tn just as
.;ss sp s;a5 ssavy srs.=t you take
Motheri there's Kitty Denarest-lnay 60 QUITO
49, r--Scribne,'s Monthly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17
NO. 20.
Youths Department.
GUESS.
BY GEORGE COOP

BY GEORGE COOPER.
see two lilies, white as snow,
That mother loves and kisses so:
Dearer they are than gold or lands:
Guess me the lilies-baby's hands!
know a rosebud fairer far
Than any buds of summer are;
Sweeter than sweet winds of the south:
Guess me the rosebud, baby. mouth!
I've found place where shines the sun:
Yes. long, long. after day is done;
Oh! how it loves to linger there:
Guess me the sunshine,-baby's hair!
There are two windows where see
My own glad face peep out at me;
These windows beam like June's own skies
Guess me the riddle,-baby's eyes!
- The Xurse,-y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17

To Drive Off Rats.-Take bunch Of
matches, and soak them over night in a
teacup of water; then take out the
matches and thicken the water with In
dian meal to a thick dough, adding a
spoonful of sugar and little lard. Lay
about the premises where the rats are, and
nothing will get it. 1t is decidedly the
best eXterminator eXtant.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17

California has $4,000 square miles
less area than France, but it is asserted
that the actual area in California
which can be successfully devoted to
grapes will exceed that of France in the
proportion of 4 to l, which would be 49,
600, 900 acres for California and 100000
for France.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17
HOuse-Painting in Danbury.

THE man of the Nesos thus describes re-
cent mishap: Old Mr.. Watson, on Nelson
street, has got nice little bill to pay. He
sent a man down town for pot of paint
and ladder. The man got the paint, and
then went to lumber yard after a ladder.
Then he tied the paintpot on the end of
the ladder, and put the ladder on his
shoulder. This was very smart arrange
ment, and the man himself admired it
very much. He started for home this very
way, and didn't find any trouble getting
along the first block, because people had
an impression that long ladder with
pot of yellow paint dangling on the end of
it wasn't exactly the think to trif1e with,
so they balanced along on the curbstone,
or rubbed up against the buildings Pretty
soon the man saw somebody in store he
knew, and he turned around to speak to
him, and drove one end of the ladder into
a millinery case and knocked the crown
out of an eighteen dollar bonnet Then
he backed off in alright and knocked
down two sewing machine agents with the
other end. Then he started to turn around,
and an old gentleman, who was desperate
ly endcavOring to pull his wife out of dan
ger, saw the peril, and shouted out, "Hi,
theren' But it was too late. The pot
struck against an awning post, tipped to
one side, and the entire contents went
over the aged couple. This so startled
the man that he whirIed completely
around, smashing in an entire store front,
frightening a milkman's team, and knock
ing over some thirteen persons who were
actively lodging about to get out of the
way. Then he dropped the ladder and
fled into the country, shouting murder
and fire at every jump. A regular ordain-
ed painter is now engaged on Mr.. Wat
sons house.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17

NEW Kentucky town is named " Bos-
tona," which is feminine for the Hubs
name. Pretty soon New Yorka Chicagoa
and ST. Louisa,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-17

YOUNG MAN, DEPEND ON Your Own
EFFORTs-Fight your own battles. Hoe
your own row. Ask no favors of any one,
and you will succeed a thousand times
better than those who are always beseech-
ing some ones patronage. No one will
ever help you as you can help yourself,
because no one will be so heartily interest
ed in your affairs. The first step will not
be such long one, perhaps, but carving
your own way up the mountain you make
each one lead to another, and stand firm in
that while you chop out still another. Men
who have made their fortunes are not those
who had five thousand dollars given them
to start with, but started fair with we'll
earned dollar or two. Men who have by
their own exertions acquired fame have
not been thrust into popularity by puffs,
begged or paid for, or given in friendly
spirit. They have outstretched their hands
and touched the public heart. Men who
win love do their own wooing, and / never
knew n man to fail so signally as one who
had induced his affectionate grand man
ma to speak good word for him
Whether you work for fame, for love, fol-
money, or for anything else, work with
yoyE hands, heart, and brain. Say Il
wi11!' and some day you will conquer.
Never let any man have it to say, 81 have
dragged you up" Too many friends hurt
a man more than none at all.-Grdce Green
GOOD.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-01
DO not Despair.

When a crisis befalls you, and
the emergency requires moral cour-
age and noble manhood to meet it,
be equal to the requirements of the
moment, and rise superior to the OBJ
stacles in your path. The univer-
sal testimony of men whose expert
ence exactly comedies with yours
furnish the consoling reflection that
difficulties may be ended by oppo-
sition. There is no blessing equal
to the possession of a stout heart.
The magnitude of the danger needs
nothing more than greater effol
than ever at your hands. If " u
prove .recreant in the hour of til; !,
you are the worst of recreants, nd
deserve no compassion. Be lot
dismayed or unnamed, when you
should be bold or daring, unflinch-
ing and resolute. The cloud whose
threatening murmors you hear and
fear with dread, is pregnant with
blessings; and the frown whose
sternness now makes you shuddcr
and tremble, will ere long be sue
ceeded by smile of bewitebing
sweetness and benignity. Then be
strong and manly, oppose equal
forces to open difficulties, and trust
in Providence. Greatness can only
be achieved by those who are tried.
The condition of that achievement
is confidence in ones self.
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Religion i'm Business.

The North British Re0ie,c says !:
"The pressing need of our faith is
not simply faithful evangelists to
proclaim its doctrines, but religions
of men consecrating their worldly
vocations, witnessing to that truth
on which much skepticism prevail9,
that Christianity, so received as to
become an integral part of man, is
omnipotent to keep him from the
evil, not by taking him out of the
world, but by making him victori-
Gus over it. He is q most worthy
disciple of Christ who, like Pallissy,
or Buxton, or Budget, OF Perthes,
exhibits religion as "the right use
of one own self'-as the one thing
which gives dignity and nobility to
what is in itself sordid and earth
ly-as the handspring of earnest
and successful strivings after lof-
tier ends and purer life-as the
power, outside of and within man,
which, lifting up conducs in the in
dividual, raises the community
and not as a state of mind mystical
and in active life unattainable, higl
up among things intangible, seper'
ated contact with work-a-day life
appropriate to Sabbath days an(
special hours, to leisure, old age
and death-beds. Every man wh'
is "diligent in business, serving tn
Lord" is a sermon brimful OF tn
energies of life and truth, witnes
to the comprehensiveness an
adaptability of Christ's religion,
preacher of righteousness in scene
where none can preach so effect
lively OF so WELL"
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Or. A. TRAsk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
rNFLAMMAToRy DISEASES.

mr.. Trask was engaged for twenty years IN
n course OF experiments upon the medical prop.
critics and power OF vegetables, separate anu
combined. At the age OF seventy years ne SUI,
ceeded in presenting 10 the world, as the result
of his experiments, a combination OF Vegetable
extracts, the power of which In removing as
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ton OF these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
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unprecedented success which has attended its
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ne never faiIs, whfe there remains sui.
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means a controlling power Is gained over the
most malignant forms or disease, which cannot
be obtained from any other remedy.
ton. that it penetrates to every portion oil
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sensible Of its purifying and neanng ni,lue s
Hence il copes as readily with internal as ex-
ternal disease.
where this remedy has restored health 10 pa,
tients so near the grave that the most powerful
internal remedies failed to produce any effect.
Such has frequently been the case In lnfamma-
ton OF the Bowels.
No patient ever need die with THIS
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For Infla mmatory rheumatism
this Ointment is the most complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Sore Ihroat
II Is unrivaled.
In ninety-nIno cases ont OF q
hundred il wilt afford entire relief to the worst
cases OF Nervous Headache in thirty minutes.
For Nervous Diseases this medicine Is
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Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism,
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by the use of Dr. Tasks Magnetic Ointment.
d. RANSOM, SoN 81 Co., Propr's, Buffalo, NY.
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The Liverpool Daily Post, OF
April Is, under the head of ''Great
Exodus from Liverpool" has an
article on the opening of emigra-
ton season, from which we learn
that, although the first quarter OF
1878 showed a slight decrease In
the returns of emigration from Liv-
erpool, "the great outflow since the
commencement of the regular sea-
son indicates that the present
spring will witness the departure of
many thousands more people than
during many years past" The de-
crease in the early part OF this year
was mainly owing to the diminu-
ton of foreign emigrants; but
since the beginning of April the in
flux of this classroom Germany,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and
Alsace-has been unprecedently
large. Fortunately, Irish emf
grants used to embark at Liver
pool; now they prefer to go on
board at Cove, Queenstown in the
south, or Londonderry, in the north
of Ireland. 1t is added: "The
large proportion of English agri-
cultural laborers now emigrating is
an unusual feature, and the arrange
ments of the leading steamship
companies for the ensuing two
months include the deportation of
small colonies of laborers and arts
ans from the south of England"
In four days, april 18th to 18th
inclusive,"0 twelve trans Atlantic
steamers and one clipper, laden
with emigrants, had sailed from the
Mersey to the land of promise
the New World.
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AHCMTC everywhere TO sell our new and
HOCN - novel Embroiderng Machine,
WANTF n send for ILLUSTRATED Circular, to
many 800 Broadway New York
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Drcoklpn 11ropertp Go fet.
Gounirp propertp TO Eet.

Gounirp prcpertp TO fet.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
at Grs-nusa Stanford and shpaa Point Corr Morosrv Goshen
and Mai..on ). d 0, 8. BgSSsT. > Plnsst
COUNTRY RESIDENCES To LET on Long
Lstls MaBhassett Bay Rayeas~oOd
furnished aHa aHiuraisbed. o. g. BbSSEr,
FIRST SUBURBAN SALE of the SEASON,
Il byA.L BLEECKER sos Co, r CedaT-st,
9 miles from City Hall, BY Ene 4 R.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON take l;o train, Chambers Edts.
HARLEM-FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT
snail American ay immediate possession fne
a oss DE-. - -' ' D''' ''i gentleman a. we Apply .
/ ONG BRANCH COTTAGES TO RENT
II fUESIshEB Printed caogae' Ei5 fHn Ssseng,SR, and
Braagay Of "ls' Aaa bTAHsh oG opposite 'hs depot
DR0F. JOYS COTTAGE, in Stockbrdge,
SHARPE Is PiHe-st or HOMER MORGAN, ? Pne-st
ITO RENT-SUMMER HOTEL can also be
maize ueoezsi Resort ouy Is minutes from and
from depJs 1eautu hrt seshadd oan ane drives ar
v he vut "a perfect erier hca party only make desirable
VILLA SIT Is md cSr4sR Plots sssuIss a. SINE 10 ines
Of Churches schools stores ke high, Erdrninea ground
= A 8. DAEwIy. 10 Pne-..
V'O LET-TO a large BOarding-hOuse or Ho-
e Essper Sumner resort for their boraers the hASsIOS
HOUSE and about ave aes Of Land BAN Stable earrsze 1H bathing
b
3n Washington st. or ROBERT ALLEN, r. Red Bank, n J.
ITO RENT-Furnished COTTAGE, Carriage
House &c. al Moutcari beautiful new large grounds shade
lines Of railroad rent, $3.50 g DARWIN. 70 Pine It
ITEn -RENT-Furnished House; IA rooms;
scO. improvements 10 ths CITY Of Bridgeport Conn saa
------
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REAL ESTATE.

WV YoKH TharSiav April , 1874
While the attendance at the Exchange this morn
quite numerous both TO number and 70
suits wc-, in naked the previous days Nothing Of
any special importance place and The majority Of eases the b
ding was prless aunouuce By Mailer wilkins Ca Of
po,s dwellings far from sneoessa some lev OF
parcels advertised be sold put but owing 70 inadequate
as w uercs aRe the remainder were
Withdrawn Similar results attended The Aen Doobey
Heuuqu Of lots located sixty ghths near EevvuhAve Aha D.
Of improved Prpery oeated seyesHHa east Of
private sale ha BEEN reported 70 Us By wu ihW, q eur
l9 ' 'S.i ess.srlT fu@ FifSaye sr $4,000
reported 90 us ne sale Of ave a o located on ne 5o,s
eastsriy from sixth ave-. - 0OO each
p.S. s's !, su sur P5rt s. j. Sy Becefsr Son Co by
oras Of Fisher sat1erSa The properly to e s'1 consists o.
o,hic po located inmates sab q ne Eus
Sg Sl q New To-s beng b0i Se MI oa he Civ s
man. caa be obtained upon application Of ne laoer
ExcuAveE ArEu2
~ A. Beseser Se1 4 Co.. hress'oIy h.sasop =, E'i
2 sei eastsry RON ThFa'e Knocked down TO As1es ay 0f
Two o each To- located souibe e o. ouslsarsd
sni lreeuth commencing IS feet eas,e iron seeon 20 JONI
Sale ~ ordsr Of executors Of D Nar,r hreOry Ts
house an bot loIs located on e sopery ode Of THIRTY ~
eei westerly from oeTeHaage kHo~I as No ~ 20 r. sYfA' 'i
By JOS McGurs treo hshteoP baes hoHss and lot - =
sstr i-- TIi-i-syr to gesssi C-ors for 80
Four al1s4l, sathr leal on ne norts-eas,
Br Eghh-ave. n o. Neil for s1so eae
2Ur westerly FROM Aveune A r Mctuiou for -t1
TIE numbered l, ~ 81 aud Jt sllh- bioot
lyu advertised TO b. sold April BY Jere Joaron U a. sas.s i
houl before DE auction loN eacl, iot-i = 80
follows: No Jto Pgesideust -'i
prcalentsL ID; No Jl4 Preselt-sL, sla,Ae
VI. direction Of y = lngahAil
Crrstet Houston anti he Oh ot
By q lI Ia g. direction ~ t-ard K
AFcnle ana E4rfenta
e.. until The 2lsi ust
Fairchers sale Of The premises located Of Eleventh
ST. u feet 1 Ava.u. A.. until che ian lusl
places LANCE luess aotet turing th REMAINDER
OF tAl week.
F-ifaH. 4rrii
Dot 2lrfsr9N located on me
southern Crest Joles SIS rt eaer ron BroalEay
lb8x.J, cttd the nortltrF Nle OF
Tueutr h. 6 feet inches westerly from Ienthave, known a.
No. $50
b. Mailer wilkins Co and Do 2rloo located tl
eassry MubeysL, ~ feet southy ron Fnoe AA"a
a. n 30
25El033 located the souiev side Of Ih
Flith and Sxaages known al No l.
T. sold the premises ttreesorv 1icA
dwelling 25K00 locaed and No. 10 FaFouTe
o 2xll1 auual che a1ove tl- fronting 10 j
ST. Jersey Ctv n j. FuI particulars The Alcoarers oe 3d. ~
MultganeTg-sL. JerseT City,
>Irrdru. An-1f5
By Bleecker Son Co. by uTier Of D. Fer SirhWate-tns
-r.t l ie-tc-
los lie depot a. Alt-1rurd Fsr1, n J
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET


EEw-YoRK. Thursday, April D. 1871
IN the Bulls Head Market there. is fair
sale for Canadian farm horses, well az for heavy
western work and business horses generally, with no
change in prices The market for pleasure stock Is s
suffering from the continued stragency in money, and
no important transactions have taken place. At Richard
McCulough's ~ Y. Sale and Storage Repository corner
Of Twenty nfhst and Fourthave sale OF horses car
riages harness. ETC. held to-day by Allen b. Miner,
general auctoneer The sale well attended and the
stock distributed at satisfactory prices.
Auction sale at Mr.. Arch Johnstons new horse ana
carriage mart in East Thirteenthst. near university
place, tomorrow friday, the an nst az u oeocK
Sale OF horses carriages harness. etc. at MI VIM an
Tasseps Auction Mart IN East Thirteenth 81, near
Fourth-ave., tomorrow (Frdayl the 4th Inst al Il
o'clock.
The pleasant weather has brought fair degree OF AMI
nation 70 the carriage trade, but the excited CONDITION
Of affairs the money market prevents the same frOn
developing into the general activity WHICH, as RUE, n
expected 10 prevail at this season OF the year
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fouoou advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
TIE Nest DeEuous and Cheapest Sauce IN The werlA
Wsrnniei pure ant FREE from INJURIOUS iu-reden
sz2.l8 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONB MONTH AUGUST ls12L
SAFE unprecedented IN the hisiorv Of NauceN
tok BY Grccers Dr-t orn bottles ut o. i anl q
Trse MarkN lloE Pattern Psie. Bevrre o. lnitatons
i.eets Euefaad
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..I:i::

Te BEST end MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced
IN DEBILITY. snd Loss 81 Apnc,e
vshe Rrroursnd puutv the Feot journal Arthur III
H. n D. 4. Scott ESQ, r G. s.. p. A. a. L.
49, A Al G-ocers Om-n all Chemists laI-s
hotties a. - sall. Besart n PREPARED BE-
GOODALL. BACKuOJSE Co.
Leeds England.
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ZOE LIIERPUOL DRECI.

IOR LIh EhPbDL DlhECI 1.
The --,asl aa- fall pre-v re- steamer ALEOhNIA
Psufc l9va Nal Steamship Cob SAL ou I'll ESDAl, The sth
P1s-er-r- ri en- All from per T. Y r. a. Ifa m.
Ths lur trs-cass passenger
eger- very .-v.-.a.- l-rt---t- i0r -T-Tel-rA
PARE. =ts.
Far a-le- l. apply Atlas Steamship Company.
IlM. EORWOOD Co. General A-e-ts.
.-IIa AMI
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fouscs auo farms Uanico.
EIRST SUBURBAN SALE of the SEASON,
bT a. j. BLEkCKER, son Co. u Ceiar-st,
a Ratlerfar Para. \. J..
City Han by kne 2. r,
cATTEnAT AFrEESOON 1880 Cham ers Or 2adss
TgTANTED-In one of the outer Wards of
W BpoE good COTTAGE HOUSE Eith stables and three
Lott o.. lounl good ueghlorho11i not 70
exceed : 05j Adoress A. p, Boz 40 TubuHs Ohce
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Csss-. KhDhethpert.
r Pierce. NeE- naFeu.
Oregon. Providence.
AIDA. Prov .ence

fTns Oakes Ehrahsthrort Ons- hhfsoethpert
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annush q fiaud fruriience oreren ffoFidensr-
~ a -, Provs,eurr Aida. Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p.,-.rSs ncxFoH Agui A--Psd or BALTIMORE. harks
TS~r ir louces;es Ens Flora frm Limerick, hug Alpha from
P.~s Psssca RoszpnA Rose from Nok o The West
- Rrl Lrerpeo Westereaud from Liverpool In
~ Tueet lBev on Ashoue Bay schr JehR n Page
GsfrEsoS Aprs Arred steamship CLYDE Kennedy
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FOREIGN PORTS.
LTvHEFoot Apr 1Tbe Allan Lss steamship Austrian, Rehsra-
rsui ruuiu Msrch %. arrived here to-tar.
QUEENSTOWN Anr The luuau Lane steamship City Of Washing
to1-ss IRON ths port ior NeE-lo ora. YESTERDAY.
DISASTERS.
Shp Gurvcre Orb Artbauv NeY Feb rs Tor Lonaou.
rerrcd BY he liverpool have been spoken
kr leskr ccnlou. and with lass Of rudcr.
Ap 2The oossng chr Anne Ereiei near
The sc Soouo he outh ~ Tie Albion River
nert o harhor.
HAVEN APn 2The hC Cece. Of ana from Surnsm.
r nth Of mosss and sshore Guilty
ksnk hi TIE steamship A0aohaH sad Syera lighters lave
.
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