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, 1880-02-04
A Treasury Call for $if,ooo,o 900
in Bonds for the Sinking
Fund.-
The Senate Committee to Report AL
versely on the Warner Sill
: ycr Hill.
Gen. Hammond'a Explanation Of His
Interview with Commission
er Hayt.
DUTY ON RAILS.

an,rtai W,na,eh Ia 1ns t.htr.o, I+thtnt.
WAsu,vur,,y. H. e.. Fth 3.-,fr. uenry v.
rnnr. thu rnttrnn,' stntiattctun mn, c,t1tnr If
tim HRnItrf,n,i Sfouun1-u ,nht,shrtl In Nav
York. nr,,pnrct, hcforr tho lVnys nntl Mra,,s
Conimittre this nnrn,nv IN nGvocncv NJ tho
hill rpccntty tntrnr1ncr,i bv Mr.. f,nvert. of
Ncw York. rr,luc1np the ,iutv nm sterl rails
from ss3 to $40 pcr ton. Air. Poor reprc-
sents thu interests of TIM 1tliuoIs Central. tim
Chicago. burlington <, DnIncv. and n 1,n,nhnr
of nthrr ro,1ron,is. n ,,ozo,, ar mara f., MIN
har 11o roo,, m nrrnmo,t 1r,etiinr ,,.,tl, IA.
i,a. , ~ IT, w., W.
perity Of the country and Of the railroads was
proceeding abreust. In 1860 tin New York
Central x iinJson Kiver Roi,rond charr,.,t
e1.,t, ccnts ncr tnn mr. mia Tn 1sTt, tho
Charge Tor the same scrvlce was BIO Of
ccht: that Is, tlle cost ot TRANSFORMATION nt
merchandise from Des Moines, In, to Now
York, was tho same rs from Buffalo to New
md Territories i,ova hecn oncned uu +o no,,.
lntlon an Tho "nmmcrco ~ oIe ia c",,t,r W. ~ ~
creased millions pf dollars every year.
THE 1aATE OF 1scnEASE
In ten years wns $50 ner cent, whita tha nor
ront ~ Inrrcas" ~ cn,r,o,,s,t,o, " r,,aI.
ea''1 ~ y. .neisisse '.. .. eolelssao " loaas
telifuta more thnn the compensation to rUnds.
Tho most potent factor in tho reduction pf
the rites Of TRANSFORMATION is stcel rnils. ind
~, ,rraat ,,r,,,,,,, ,,a,', !. ,,,,, - ~. .
eheaply ny possible. Iln price OF these
Dcsscnrr steel rails III England varied very
much frnm 1885, the date OF their introttl1c-
tfn, ,,utii 1s-1 potwoo, t,ot ,tnta o,,,t ,.eo
~ Is' 81, .". ~ 49,, uto . .sau .o'D
t'e prlce 1eil fap'sl1y' ana Ill Inc lattef year
extensive purchases were nnIe In Eli
gland for American roads at not exceeding
SO ton. At that price the nd yaloreln duty
amounted t' LIT per gent Ut tho cost price.
N tlits country, nftGr ulo panic tle prizes lell
- $40 ton, only Sl2 greater thnn the duty
Itself. hlr. Poor estimates that We shall re-
gltre this year r., ,O0o,0o0 tons ct steel rails
fur renewals, Theirs arc now 8O,0o Miles 0f
miles; making tie tota! length Of, 10000
miles, at al estimate OF 10o tons to the mile.
WE HAVE LAID
100000 tons, md ls per cent OF this must
I't tnns rbis T. ,5nl. 5 iStu tSe coanritv nHH y
dir steei % works. Unless % tbay w cu,, ha KIT nj
ejsewhers Tia work m rootis wil he hel In In
nbcynncn. Cotisi,sI,rinr tlla i,ntnense ~ wra,tI,
Which these rOntIs protlnca for tha cn,,ntry
y openjns up r. ia,'asllss, 5 ,trac;s annually to
tlon T Is seen Il to b, eI'orn,ofs' 1s Xs I Enrla, cn
INK bnV ti1n,n tbcr., est.ectMi1v .imc,, "uy ~
,n;nht Inv tiem Ht Sas 4 fn,, nr 7rI rnfn,t"v mv
frsle!lt,, sa . @ ton laid down n n NSw NJ ;5 Yorks
islntH i, s1rl, wnvn ~ t. t,'nkr n tr,nennrf!,. TX,
tnn ~ ~ cla ~ 1yssih,a H. ~ 'nI liz rso fotar
tr',n EMp Mprrs, m sr,a'.iont ~ tSn 1ram ,esef W.,
steei 1ssociatioas' written to ST. Vai,dsrllit. rI
e ,, ths MoW 1crk CSntra anl pap'lslea b II
, 1880-02-04
SALE OF HUNTS PICTURES. !

5We1a7 U@Vat<8 10 1ns C61fa96 7fEGlE3.
DosroS, Fob, s.-At tho first days snle Of
oll-paintlugs and charcoal sketches; pf tlls
late William II. Hunt to-tlay prices Ea,l vsry'
high. Fifty palMtlngs were soll, aud tho ag-
Esegata price was over s3s, ,0oo. Tho highest
price WIS paid fug. Q painting ot .iniertsaa
Falls, Nlagarp. WHICH brought 5000. sey-
erpl othess brought over $1,000, Hoabtless
societies and institutions wore, a,Y1tootg the
purchasers, but they were under ulher
n,nss, and cannot bo told at present. The
, 1880-02-04
AT BRADFORD. PA.

, srtefai Dispateh to The Chteaeo 1rtbunt,
DnApFolsn, Pa., Feb. IA henry snoH.
storm set In last night, md Is still failing,
Trains on tho l'uiTslo Il Southwestern. tha
1}nffnlo, New York & Philadelphia, aad tha
Rochester IL Slate Lina Rontls were block.
nded nearly NIL dny west OF Salauanca. Oh
the Atlantic Is tireat Western. Fourteen
1. Inches of snow l,as fallen, and traffic has
tho Eric nre lnnkIllg FUR time.
, 1880-02-04

sale concludes tomorrow. 1,co,,o :.
from MI oyer tho country 10 nticn3 th.v .vaEs ;as
Cfnc!nnttl md Nuw fnrk wrrr '-G sasl' sal''
fqntc.l, by buyers present. Int ',pfs ra.
bt the purchasers wuro fr",n fm1t' mt
ton. All ttU works Enta1ogctl w"ro ~ y
Without reserve, with ono exception, ,@sl
NiaEnr,. in.nt.n u , lsi! On thIy VIII rs
understood, l!owevu u,nt # ,he lttre oi;as4a Il %4
WIS nDt satisfactory f. TIC fuli!y TIC [s.ea n[r.aesa
would mt bn sold, MIL this fs,ifn not tt'iaie iviie
satisfactory tho picture Wns wltlllrawrr "'ls
, 1880-02-04
THE RECORD.
SENATE,

WAsllNaros, y. G., Feb, s.-s(r. nayard,
from tho Flnance Committee, reported tho
Warner Silver bill adversely. 'e'.
Ar. BECK stated that thd report was not
uuapiulous, and ths mlnqtlty hoped to bs
heard III resard 10 the bli ut sons future
time. The bill was placed on the caluniur.
Mr.. Teller submitted re49o'utlun directing
tho Secretary bf tho Intertat to communicate
, 1880-02-04
NEW ENGLAND.

DosToN, Feb. 3.-Dlspatc'Ies from variou.
quarters along tho coast represent tho sEoni
rs terrible. alncli .lamage las been lono e
shipping, md fears ,rG entertained for I'll
sAfety of tllc fishing fleets.
, 1880-02-04

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 3.-Charles Decker, Il
prominent merchant, committed suicide to.
day by blowing his head of with cnmnon
constructed from n large l,ollow piece Ut
iron, which le filled with powder md slugs,
placed under Ills ci,ln, and fired Oft with Il
1uutCll.
, 1880-02-04

GEN, JOHN NRIsDIN.
NEwAlsH, N. j., Feb. 3.-tiel. John Brts-
bin, formerly member OF Congress from
Pennsylvania, md recently Director anil
counsel to tho Delaware, I.nckawunna &
Western Railroad, died hure to-day.
, 1880-02-04
1TAT.1EAN.

HALIFAX, Feb. 3.--Tl,o hcavlcst snow.
storm Of the SEASON has been rslglng oil ths
afternoon, and continues this evening.
, 1880-02-04

NEW York, Feb. 3.-C. G. White, pro-
prlctor Of tho Brevoort House, and ono Of the
proprietnrs Ut the Windsor Hotel, died nj
1850 to-day, nged 40.
, 1880-02-04
, AT ArLANr1CyILLE. Y. +.

. AT ArLANrICvILLE, y. i.
ATLASrcv11.LE, N. j., Feb. a-Thc CAP.
tain of the brig Augustine, which cunlc
ashore here to-day, shot himself wlIelt he saw
the vessel must be wrecked. Tho crew weru
saved with difficulty.
, 1880-02-04

T'orouIEErs1E, N. T., Feb. 3.-A heavy
s'1ow-storm prevailed along the Hudson Inst
night ul,d to-tlay. Enst Of here, near tha
Stnte line, tho wind blew hurricane, and
the snow-tlrlfts weru ten feet duep. Tlaus
OH roatls running east and west arc bloeked
III.
, 1880-02-04

WHITEHALL. N. T., Feb. 3,-Snow from 4
foot to fifteen Inches deep has fallen along
Luke Chanpla[l,, and IL still falling.
, 1880-02-04
nFIFEtJ,N.

BUFFALO, Fob. 3.-The storm is greatly
nhnteti, nit! trains on tho various roads Ris
running nearly Oil Tine.
, 1880-02-04


PIHLApELrliIA, Feb 3-t;eorge II. StNart
received Il cable dispatch today announcing
the deatll 1T Ills brother Dnyld, near Nun
chester, Eng.
, 1880-02-04

., AT G1lEENSBURG, IND.
Special Dhpateh to T1s Chicago Tribune.
SHELBrvIIdE, Ind, Feb, 3.--Irn Thomp-
Bor, young farmer Ut Grc1nshurg, sucdel
this morning by shooting himself through
the breast,
, 1880-02-04

DEADwooD, u. r., Fob. "a heavy sAoV
storm Is raging throughout tho hills,
, 1880-02-04

,13rown's GalnphoratpJ sap,,ulceolls pehaads eimpads
cLa!ls away sllrtnr, ruhiuyaa yeluwAeds, ,ihIc4
brtllfu,co aEl that lntlcscrlbahlc bcnut9 *D'""
Nntta upon elcYunt teeth. q c..t1t4.
, 1880-02-04
WEATHER NOTES.
NEW YORK.

NEw YonH, Fob. 3.--Tllo snow-stor1n wh,,,
began shortly after midnight lust wa, ,a ".
nloss severe storm OF tho wEntnr fine ' W. NY
Although hut three nr four Inches m sa"'. .s
fell on level, tho wind drIfte,l It {ron n"s W.
roofs Of the houses md frnm the eym'ss III, as
cross streots, and In many places tl,e aa .noa
WIS packed foot OF mora dcep. TLe .nu. no.
wis 80 fine md fell 50 fnst tint ,,ayjrut,nn ~
tho rivers was very difficult, tho veil Of snsa
forming rs great barricr rs n HEAVY ,fes ~.
The storm increased in Violence, md ~ =.
wind roso to perfect gale. Just before H.. ~
light the wind. which WIS from ,Iorthvss,
Reached tts greatest velocity, forty.otssi, ft%ssi
miles MI hour. It blew at this rute ftas T'spi
until b::N, a, the ierry-bUnts atld ut]cr c, cs,a
OH the rivers ant! tic bay were tossed alSHs l.a
''TGe'yi liz y,iight on tAe Sound was 4 vorv ,r,,
ono, md tito pilots OF tho Sound steamer" "9 lug
the wind was tlercor tllan any Whief H.. H..
hatl experienced fur long time, bnt Mi X.
b0ats got through snfely, though sp1nawS,. r s
behind time, nnl tho wntpr VIA very roneS ny
making, son!o Of the passengers sca-slck. IL
raiIruntl trains Wcre somewhat tlplayrI r. r.
s!ow T. rapidly disappearing from tfe sirests It
tllu ratn converting 1t jntO mud AMI sl1,S
milking walking abOMnnble.
, 1880-02-04
WASHINGTON.

s~VAS-% ~ - ~ A-sN
The ): Railroad Plea for Re-
ductlon Of Duty on
Steel Rails,
AS Mnle on CoYort's BIZ Before
tho Ways md Means
Committee.
Western Steel Manufacturers in 0p-
position Thereto to Be
Heard To-day,
The House the Scene Of a Reg
ular Political Wrangle
Yesterday,
Growing Out Of the Attempt to
Distribute the Appro-
priations.
So as to Give tho Several CONF
rnlttees Control Over tho
Same.
A Treasury Call for $it,ooo,o0o
in Bonds for the Sinking
Fund.-
Tho Senate Committee to Report AL
yersely on the Warner Sill
ycr Ilill.
Gen. Hammond's Explanation Of His
Interview with Commission
er Hayt.
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TREATMENT OF AGUE II lNDIA.-Dr. : ann
ders a rrsdcnt ny-ican ol hl.rc, Iuda. nJs re'nd
the nitrate OF amy the most powerful d.aphoretic, ANT
use, II 40 al cases fever 20 produce sweating In a
report OF several OF a4ue treated With ths dtut
prtei IN m Itdian NedirH 11-se hc claims tAat 30
no i1sta gee did the aIy to remove Cd. attack m
about onr thc usual time, and IN most eases the
fever ,Ia not return TIE dug &c say. may be mixed
win An couI plTt Of OF cOlInd"r, 10 max. % les
voi,t. II o. cover is 0iog. AMI admins, rlI fol-
lows: Four drop. OIL the IN ar, or iWo ol dnfl. are
poured sl lll piece u linz. wllci Is given ini' The
n.nt 81 tHr patient FOR hn 10 li.ae fc Ice 80 "a .
c9urs urI aud botn ID. pCl-r hi rspIra 30 are much
g.. AID, when hr fe.ls warm I Of r. tnt
h,laOu - discontinued As me symptoms cuaiuuc 20
nrfcasef some time acrW1Id piOfu-c gcr-p ratlon
now sets ~. which speedily cGus the alarh tnou
some cases. the cold Stage merely passes Oh Without any
not or sweating stage
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.ltnntlnns rnrnter-- femq!ea

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
fat girls for city country also male nep ani cotoled s
wants AZ tht large o.le tttDl+1rt PNDIE'IA HUME
BUREAU. 1873 Gthlye. fourth house anoy' lOth-sl
NOOK.-A German gIrl irst-ciass cook
- city country references No. - West 4Dth-st
GOOK.-Bv n competent person understands
\ an tnts meats, SCUBA bread nd o7cut also pa tiyi
with 10 st with washing; good nti reference. t4'
West -tth--i.
EIOU>EKEEPER.-B IN American lady "a
erper eaus.ress Address OF cal al jos West
I-thst. y Citr.
IEOUSEWORK.-By ne1t tdy intelligent
Protestant young girl viii be generally u'eful IN
fumv any capacity can Do gltd cootln an Is t''l
raltrritr be 80 oh aye- near I'D 81, first
TEOU>EWORK. or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
do 20 washing arr I1hn@ l1a -o'' ''IuF
c,r. ready g. and - stay where me eau,
bv .fI, on work eoJl hrhtNlOr RETAIN COM
slant home NO 2J2 OF. b ave. near lSih-'1
! AUNDRESS-A frst-class coloyed laundrcss
Wishes gent family washing mos. reason
gb terms oars nd NJ done .qui io news ace cur
Tain. shades lHI artst,F Zone references
ursttlas CAL on ur address MARY l., gordon, Is west
SDtl-sI
AUNDRESS.-A respectable German w0-
! m,u .lliIii families Indies and geutomcu- washing
t0 do her house city re.trcA e. ~ west O'hsL
pa i0ur.
NURSE. &c.-Bv an excellent Protestant
, woman best city references understands ere OF
baby from ~ birth also ~ grown children rMYdid,
cr count ga! az ~ b ~ ~. LesI - n -
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Cost auo fonn6.

I OST.-In the mail, certified check for
g-4' dated Nty , Esp .rawn by A. r. thsolm TO me
oCr o. Joan Pic and 10 orsyd ny m 90 .. g. lnAdge
anu 1y to = .oO5 ce,tlet uy the Inou Trust Coz
tuI payable az at Bank 81 com ierce w ORR CIV. Al
To- show cause VA" cheek cor
uled as above, shoui not !ssu" M lieu u mat ost.
Z OoI.-Ol Sunday. "a 1th-ayt., between
Madison iuare and 3Jta-st. = ABLE hOA The hnder
VII Ue s.ita. u rewarded On .cayAA H at % West
J.ln--t.
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{ IILIOEAx 1 I'd \ y s:rArEs MAIL sraAMnas.

FOR OUEEN-rONN AND LINEHPOOL+
Leaving Pier 30 y. r.. 100 Of Kn2st
VISIONS - ...........-.IU - DAY, Doe - 80 p III
NEVA .....1 - DAY. Ial T. IL m
AIN-I y \ IL - ~ y T. y u iA
XJ-Nt,NfT : a. U.s. AY. an. II, : A. IL
ARILDN l4-DAl, jan -. N- ID
- These steamers but OF ron IN waierught com
parments ava are furnished with every requsi % mtte
he n4. acros. he Atlantic both and agreeable nav
irg bath room sWoaIn- ROOM diaWlf--ruom p no anu
library asD experienced surgeon steWarle, ana cae IA
zach steamer The sateeO)u' al upper deck thus lns
ing those greatest xgrs At sea- perfect ventilation
and lighE .. .,,. an, ,
SIM TNTFRM .DIATI. SO. -rE EtAG, at low rates
'''1 ~ OFFICE. No. - BRO u#AY
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GrGtcs lu0 tsnoer5.

Gratcs mo tsnoer5.
FpRASS OPEN FlRE-PLACES.
-
I,n.tr. AudroIa. screen, &c. &C..
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Retailing at Wholesale Pslccs until January lst
j. s.. CONOEEU 81 CO.. BOO Cana.-',.. y Y.
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NUNARD LINE.

NUNARD LINE.
NOTICE" LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NEW YORK 70 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER no 40. NORTH RIVER
pOTu VI Wednrsi y. 2Jtl Dec. 2:3O D. m.
PAIfiI NCHu. SHY, 0thJad a. H.
Wcdle4aIT ~ h jan. = p m
BATAVIA .... 800 Wrfnesta 1871 ian. 80 a. m.
cabin passage $50 $50 and 500 return uc@ets on ta'or
able terms.
t-eragr ana tm On parts o. Europe at very los"
rates tlcigAt and pa slge office. No BoNlng bi-ri
w t-,OA II. BK Nv y 6 co. as.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRh
Pier fC0mpanv 80. ~ North Sver )O5 ~ hprp)u'
travellers By hrs avoid h'tn transit 0V Eglsh AZ
AID the dsc0nfO-ts) u crossing tle channel IA sA
FtKDINAND De LEoSEPs. TOriols- Wed Dec %, p m
FPANCE TTudec ih-7dty Jai. D.
VILE DE sIAt~EiLLG~. Cfno lrt.- Wetlassay jan T.
CHEEKS drawn u Par IN AO lL3 % IT.
louis d. BE.LAN, Agent NJ BD"ulg uce5I.
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CorUorlilJI Aolles5.

NOTICE.-pruposals lor furnishing granite
y st.-ci baAneAd Of user wall VA b' ree'ed 10y
In- urp rtmrt % b.. 80 .li li b1lu,t unl ,Ec 5h
m I,l..ly i,~ l. g, . %, oc. Fur Information
IAe CIV he.urI. IOpi-3 IUr sac AZ NJ Ciu Halt
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ailrntlnrs lfales

I Z 80
ferp.r.ie gud willing o. render -ItActrrr cryce Tor moi
t. r OF IA cory references nj TIE highest character
be- fi.en Please call address WILLIAM f. BAKER. No
b luwIlng -L. tly,
C,OACHMAN or GROON.-BY d temperate.
y TINS worthy cOlOrct man. -3 years oi age, scvu re
experience. private or groom iuuisI pr
urr-ouai Of Please
address HO-~AlONn, Tribune rN,e.
I,OACHMAN or JANIGOR.-By a good and
man a-e b., a native q Germany co3chuan itluor
has uuDNcepfuLaI c4tY eetnCt. dId WUdl WORK Tor mod
crate c.mueu.atOu hom. more an object han S1larv.
nj l-- cal address ~, ARD GOLDE, I-i East tthsL
DRY GOODS or HOTEL CLERK.-By q
WE'LL form young American OF good address. ready
WI pen ed OF m antou7 business
seven years IN auan- ana h0,cS
ma good Now cry REFER
etca address b. L. WEBS TER Cortland Cortland
County. y. Y.
IGHT PORTER.-By a cslored man, edu-
ca ed refined manner gcnt'e APPEARANCE. correct al
d--.e - wear age expeueuc H WhuIrair ucckHcar
lu mess light paa er or Olce messenger friet
On .r- of the uiglcs rctc bee prC4uce P1se call
0rl.dTcss L. ID, -U0 Nay e., brooklyn
light POTTER Or DRlVER-By "a smart,
qmcl IN gent iud energetic yoIus Amrrran, agr2u
a. light porter has had experience driving mia
Moderate conlel sti9I ilea," CO or
audr.ss Wi Liam L-ila. fl0 Grove-5s Je. seq CITY
A,ALENMAN-Dy Il bTlght, sharp, QlcN, IN
- gustrou. young Ah.cIi, -. In
office mas h.d Two Xpe lcncc nat an glove sal
man: Also month. 0ce work can furnish uu Ike -
uuull te-IUuu Tor salary.
Please cal address g. II t. l6l Garden a. tJJ lacn
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MONARCH LINE.
Va E.W.YOu x and LONDON.
splendid fast ,amprs each 40 ,Ois burton.
Leave dock aiilluuC Paw Jalt Fer. ;. Jt.-cf my
PERSIAN MONA. u. Dee 'mIer y
AS>NRIAN MONA Gil lc .gnlct -. -.
saloon passage with v;r- aupeIlr aac1um 'ia.ol 80;
Storage passengers taken on eastward 'dse PNptd
tickets ls,uei for passage L,nton 10 Ne~-ior~ AZ
rat s.. tor Ic.sn. and yasS4-a Apply 20
PATTON, NIOk..E ~ ~ 'u Ageu.s. EoWlGg-S green
NETWORK AND HAX ANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE
These dr-tci steamships sH regularly At p from
Ttr- So. > srth River. "a fpu0Ns.
"a NTIAGo DE &C a Capt. tOpc----- wednesday pee l.
Ar,omuo Uusurpa-sedI Fr rcgIt OF passa apply
10 WILLIAM f. CLl ". C CO.. 80 30 broadway.
LAYTON BROS, Astn.s n IaNa III
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1 sailing from Tier foot OF "a l'l-st, North River
For san Fran lscu, via l. huijA % ia INA
ACA PtLCO FRIDAY. De emD D.. noon
unnct M for Central and south Anne ga a. IF McNco.
From Francisco tJ Iatan AMI emma
tiiI OF 4 -,i+ .... TI-S az, An. 3. . D. u
FtJm Francesca ID tioLoluu, Ne" Il a&hu ana AUS
tralA
ItALASDrA ...... ~atnrdly, January To- D. m
OroA arrival oi Lonlsa mails 3f -au FraIc co. -
pa.-e gers for artr, io Al FtA N'l~Cl - DHI ~
ISLAND. JAPAN. CHINA. AEWZaALAND \ STA
Liza. SOUTH AMERICA, CEN lbAA AMEAI~A aAd
Mexico
Company v.Lcc. tlc! loJt 90 canal NCrtA ~ r.
Ii J. i e. Lay.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA steamers leave WAIoJNS sIOitt'' brooNya 80,
,h4lDA1i ...'.---... --...- NJ ' 49, - ~
Isl Ca0in. s5o--s7O "a Cabin. 500 s'esrAs: 80
II. GAIA =. Gen AZ. p south NllAAnls1
FUNCH. kDlEl & CO. y south MnlaIsL, e'2ht Aga
l. ". NORRIS 81" BioauW ~. tenera. fIas@-e a sens
~ HiIE STAR LINE. ...........
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. MAIL 81 "a MsIt7
FOR OF E+N-rOWN SD LiNottOOl~ y..
NOTICE II iLl Line tt.e tHe ie Sphie
recommends uy Le M4ury, L. = > Oh Dot" the od' 'A'd
ana luutWJIi vo.d-rt
EALrI. ,-nf p.r..l ....... fIu .ii, u. o. 10 u.
GEL. A IF, ~ Cluf kennedy $500. -trulta JaI. ID p
IL Lie. Capt irving i"H "a d. "a ~ ~,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DDCh, tpOl Df " L'i
l. TU~T
These -tranrrs e uniform slZs ant In,arp 'sr M ap-
The -iuol ~ta,rrnom'. ~nohlhg ana ba IT,
roou- or. placed shp wneie tine uose AMI mItol ars
least felt IfJrn degree II comfort hitherto unaniO %
a
aUe terms from Ola Country, so From New
Nora.F
These steamers carry nelihcr cttue, sheep nor pigs
Ftril,urctiOu and other information apply &C the
or.plny- Oucrs. 80 81 BrOIuWay NewGOts or 40 40
Walnut st. PnIaaDg,yIA4 h.d. NJ.sl4 $. AgeIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27

Z OCKE RICHARDSON.
/ T&I0[LFAGIE THEATRE TODAY At g.
KING LEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27

Masonic Temple. 6rh-ave and % l-sr. Won
VA Gers of Me.mrlsu. carpenter night ths
(cep Suni4 -rld gala matinee Christmas st2p M
nEAI0PIn SnllETY Stninmnv HILL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-14
ROGERS
Celebrated
LlN1MENT.

remarkable
Muscle ito
banshng
Proprietor RoGERs
the to
Powers
entirely
only needs trial = 20
No Farmer
Medicine
accomplish and
of Bed to
gloss q co of varnish fN'-"
all
the
on which i - N1aag
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-14
Claiborne Cottage,
Covington, La.

Board per Month, $50; per Week. 81 so
per Day, 81 so.
This charming residence, situated on
bill, opposite the town of Covington,
on the banks of the Bogue Falia, besides
being noted for its healthful climate and
beautiful scenery, is also recommended
for its beneiicent springs.
Families desiring to secure board, can
do SO now, by addressing the undersign-
ed, at Covington, La
j. JAUFROID, NINE. E. JAUFROID.
Proprietor. Manager.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-14
HEAR HHAT PEOPLE SAP WHO TRIED THE MERITS OF
ROGERS EMINENT.
W. H. Toomer. ESQ

| ". Toomer, ESQ.,: ys,, 0,a,ns IT, H.. ,o-o
arng tried
etc..
W. H. Toomer NewO
b I an mime had me
he haa he cond
application
Tamnany Parish
.Ronrns ~! - Aec Orleans Auq2 1879
ln'auable Yours trnly, - 10y House It
Tooner ESQ:
ship me by schooner Mary
MEM. Inc SAFE increasing rapidly And
Dear Please n Jew ns V t ms Peu"go Sept
Mr. w n - VIC N''e VIII Increase. Yours etc, PoIrEyANr
Dear Please .ana ma. Bayou Laeonbe
W. no " ana need very much And yours W. C.
". H. Esq., :. IAatsf.
nave been using .soaEEs an;n
Beast Yours, = A"t -" every ohe Doh Tor Man and
W. Toome ESQ: FLor
e. nave used oGERs hundred cases in J"u royi
" IT No"i''
lease send HE onea RoeEns ayrsrsT % o.
it, Yours | -! ,gi ao1iie have been wlthoat
W. ToomerE tsatah
ST. hny. tr.,f .Rocrrs. 1, . hsD Aag 81 1919
IN use Yours truly, - Aylnt,y OF the Kind
" H. Toomer 90" ga Dash
Sr- Having seen .Poorns r,,. LO5ae abana1
INC h hnedy ~
Proprie sin os W. mitchell
on tesylng the tosp sEr numerous TO men-E
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-14
THE FAMOUS
Abita Springs.
MRS. T. A. BOSSIER

Has opened her house at the famed Abita
Springs, three miles from Covington,
for the reception of boarders. The table
will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. Parties wishing to bring
horses and buggies will find stabling
room.
A pretty cottage. with good we'll. out
houses. etc, near the spring, to rent for
the season.
Stages will convey guests from the
boat, at Old Landing, near Covington, to
the springs. Board per day, 81 50; per
month, $50. Forfnrther particulars, APP
ply to j. S. BOSSIER,
m22 Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-14
Notice to License PAYERS

As no business ofany kind can be con-
Quoted without LICENSE, all persons
pursuing trades, occupations, profess
sIons, ETC., must come forward and pro-
cure their license forthwith, or they will
be proceeded against under Section IL,
Act l19, of 1850, known a. the License
Law. W. B. COOK,
Sharif and Ex.oficio Tax Collector.
The National tribune., 1880-07-01
go 1.sti1TET MI E7YTTTM 9aY
Give Every Man Al Home TO Defend.

Said the Rev. Geo. w Pepper in the course Of his
Decoration Day oratipn at BE leyle, Ohio.
ssThe victories of the war the victories of the
private soldier. | would not take laurel from the
crowns which adorns the brows oh the mighty captains
but nevertheless under God be ascrbed
tile stout hearts and salwart Of the enlisted
Their sepuche shall be watched over by the sum- and by
night the consolidated stars. Bend down We spectered
immortas and receive the thanks Of the slaves whose
shackes fell at your approach Never again over the
fertile and lovely Southfand sa the path of the slave
holder be tracked by the pattng OF chains, thecacking
of the whip and the groans OF the oppressed Meagher
of the eloquent tongue has pronounced dead soldiers
TO be the very dengods of liberty. s44as lFfW
Let Congress take the greatest step of the age Let
our legislators with hand of respectable liberty lit the
honest and industrious soldier from desttuton and place
him on the Homestead land and prove to the world while
America shall last, the brave men who inperied limb
and life in her Defence shall never want home! Oh
for the mighty and indignant thunderbot of Websters
the National Legislature gend to pieces the
and hollow hearted legislation of these latter days
Oh for the elictrcof 10 thrill round the
Senate Chambers, Co enyoke the genius Of the Cpnsl-
lton and come 70 the rescue OF tpe country. i 81