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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

No little anxiety is beng manifested
in this country to sec that grand eN'''"'
,le of Egyptian monumental art 'tlr"-
uatr;.'s Needle," which was presented
some time ag" TO the United States by
the Khcdive of Egypt. The work OF tax
iir down and Transporting the great op'-
IlsI TO this cnnntry is under the sHp"FVi-
sion of Lieutenau:C C0WlNander G"rrii"''
of the e. S, Navy, Who is Icing backed
bv the sDcn,lrh lihc;aity Of Nr. W. ii.
Vanderbilt. of New York, who has agree"
TO hear the entire expense Of the under
taking, which it is calcul"t"a Will reach
near 500. coo. This ohclisl from Alex
auGria. is 70 feet IN hieght, and is : 'ect :
inches l> feet : inches at the base. 1t
is pink granite, supposed t" have been
taken from the quarricS OF SSehe, ana
from the Greek Inscription np"n It, 1t
was erected and dedicated to hInG
| TLotllnes III. in the days OF Moses. Ii
| no accident occurs 'Cleopatra'S Needle
will reach New York in the early par "t
| the SIMMER, ana Ee erected in some mt
! able place in that city, when, d"uhtieSS
| thousands Of persons will be attracted
thirher TO see the great curiosity ana he
hold its hicorglyphics, which We're rroo"
blv seen and read by the Jews at the tim
pfNl~scs, or when the savior WAS taken b,
his parents to Egypt as Il place OF rc1uG
| from Hcrod's rage.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
r%The cOnDaratiye prOfi'

.~The comparative profit
of large and small farms is a
question which will not stay
settled. In a few cases the
subdivision of labor and econ
omy Of system tell favorably OH
returns; generally, however,
the want Of capital, incapacity
for systematic effort, or little
wastes and leakages make am
bilious undertakings .compara-
lively unprotitable. One ad-
vantage in the small farm sys-
tenn is the necessary. approprla-
ton Of every source of income;
the utilization of every capac-
itv for production. and the en-
Dloyment Of the labor of every
member of the rural family.
The French afford a good illus
tratration Of this idea. No.
fragment Of time, no product Of
grow til, no ray of sunshine or
drop Of rain is permitted to be
| loSt. 4 Ilc Sttt - VI lilly SIP " VI LII
and the keepinS>of poultry are
among these minor industries
that afford employment to the
extremes Of youth and age. The
comparative profit of small and
large hocks of chickens only IL
lustrates in an exaggerated
fashion the difficulty n.gettitig
a profit out Of big farms. One
in a thousand will conduct
poultry operations protitably on
a large scale by Observing with
extreme care the conditions
that made a small flock profit
able. If the birds are allowed
free range without crowding'
pure air and water, and the
needed variety Of food, vege-
table and animal, which a small
flock obtains in it's voluntary
circuit of the farm, they will be
healthy and profitable. But IL
5 is extremely difficult to fulfill
all these conditions.-[New
York Tribune.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
SONG OF THE MOTHER ELEPHANT

Let me hold YOU in my trunk,
Baby mime, baby mine,
Fer with happiness I'm drunk,
Baby mine;
AID feel that rp to dato
10 mammiitror~ rc!tcbratc
Ever reached NY b -issiu! state,
Baby mine.
! hrhn,d in you the germ,
Baby mine, baby mine,
OF noble pachydcr:n,
Baby Einc:
For vn,l're swceter than II yam,
Aru rs pretty as Il iami'--
Most as pretty as am,
Baby lnine!
All viur clcphantinc ways,
Baby mine, baby mine.
Will be watched III deep ah'a"''
Baby mine:
And they wouldn't sell yo" now
For your weight in gold, l tro",
No. my poppy -wopsy-woW,
Baby m!c
You have lluccll the last pIetohcc'
Baby mine. baby mine,
Out OF scicu; !iic gents,
Baby niuc, ;.
Who PRESUMED TO say what cant
And what can be done-or sAah v
+, Il female Clrphant,
Baby niuc.--N Y. sun.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
NO.: 43.

ductions has seen fit to say, that bribery
and currliption is rampant-to the de-
strnct,on of all true interest that rascal
ity is holding high carnival in the Halls
of the General Assembly. Tis time to
sornd the alarm. When Charlie How
ard elects the Speaker of tie House OF
Representatives of the State of Louisi-
ana, and for any purpose that snlts him,
can control sufficient number OF Demo
cratic members to pass or defeat any bill
There is no Disgusting these facts, and
the day is not far distant, when he will
invades our courts of justice. Judges
will do his bidding as Legislators do, and
Judgments will be rendered by his dicta-
ton, and as a consideration of money fr>
has won by gambling. Yes! gambling.
we say gambling, because he has hired
two ex- Confederate Generals, Jubai Ear
ly and G. T. ,Beauregard to deal the
cards, is no reason Why it should not be
called gambling. There is nothing to
distinguish it from the cheating rascal
thai deals cards or dice in the third story
on St. Charles street, except the stipend
GUS proportions ofthe game. And though
a thousa nd Confederate Generals We're t"
prostitute their celebrity, and thus bring
shame to our dear: lost cause and uni
forms, it would still be gambling: More
disrraceful than that where men are
equally matched. A pathetic sight to see
Howard and his Confederate Generals OIL
one side of the wheel, and on the other, o
molly throns of men, women and chill
dren, beguiled from their honest occnpa.
tions thus taught to forget the wavs OF
honest thift Just think of it. Almost
millions of dollars invested'in Que gamb-
ling scheme, backed by the Legislature ct
Louisiana, aud flying ths ''stary cross" OF
the "L6st Cuuse" AS a Confederat"
soldier, l protest. .Furl that banner"
As il citizen of Louisiana, Iprotest, and
call the attention of all honest men t"
the disgrace and danger. Thore should
be no issue of any paper, from this day
on, till the people are thoroughly aroused.
And specially call upon the people o.
North Louisiana. that their representa-
tives are ir largo part responsible 1"r
the dep orable state of affairs. Look well
TO il, ana he not deceived. You have
some Brigadier-Generals, and Judges TOO
amongst you who have the instinct OF
peddlars. Call meetings and instruct
your representatives, and be assured that
| East Louisiana feels keenlv the disgrace.
and tlat we intend to hold to a strict &C
countability every body who has traftick7
ed with the devil.
And next week propose to tell who
tralficed with the devi,.-Junius in Patri
Of Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
i will give q fifteen dolla,

i will give a fifteen dollar
photograph in water colors OF
the baby between sin months
and two years of age, that
makes the most pleasing pic
ture, fifty babies to compete,
gem pictures, ruled out; Dearly
in the day. The best timcis gen
orally after the haby's morning
sleep. jNo. >. Is OfkE'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

f-y The Supreme Chancellor has ar~
pointed DR.. Beard to institute the New
Lodge at Bayou Sara. AS soon as the
supplies f. ON the Supreme Lodge arrive,
Bro Beard, accompanied by detach-
ment Of Knights, will proceed to Bayou
Sara, initiate the new members and in
s,itute the Lodyo.-Southern Knight.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
ruS BROWN. ,>
BiJ (Opposite City Ha!iD
Eivcr Front. Bayou ara

TlNCT TTVTI, I''.' VT Ut
Dealer in Watches. Clocks and Jewe!rS; !;
/. la,rr assortment of Eye Glasses ana
|SnectacI,S on hand.
'p,rtirulmr atirnti"n givcn TO the re-
pairing OF Watches. Cocks an" 'e"t,ia'
|CAI paid for Old gol !, SILVER ana u'"-
,,'',. p,,iu cold rings made to order.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

by all means buy a LouIsi-
ana Lottery ticket from Gus
Brown and participate IN the
grand monthly drawing which
takes place on the second Tues
day Cf May next.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

The soda fountain al
swcetman & Friends is in op-
Grafton.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

-Goto SWee;man * i'rlend
for a refreshing glass OF sa"a
water.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01
MA NY PEoPAG

have valued pictures OF deceas-
ed relatives, that are fading.
These can be COPIED, and en-
larged. Burke carries ins'ru-
ments made expressly for this
class of work, take the picture
with YOU, when you want to
know the cost Of reproduction.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-01

Soda water at 5 and 10 cts,
a glass, at Sweetman 4 Friends:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

That fish may be scaled much easier BY
first dipping into boiling water about . min.
ute.
That salt fish are quickeet and best freah.
ened BY dipping in sour milk.
That salt will curdle new milk; hence in
preparing milk porridge, gravies, etc, the
salt should not be aided until the dish 10
prepared.
That clear boiling water will remove tea
stains and many fruit stains. Pour the
water through the stain, and thus prevent it,
spreading over the fabric.
That q t~ea-spoonful of turpentine boiled
with your white clothes will greatly aid the
whitening process.
That blue ointment and kerosene, mixed
in equal proportions and applied 10 bed.
stesds, is an unfsiling bug remedy, and tina,
. coat of whitewash is ditto for the walls Of
= log house. :
That kerosene will make your tea-kettle
as bright as new. Ssturste . wooden ras
and rub with it. II will also remove stains
from the clean vsrnished furniture.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

Louis that ] should feel hstas, II You would
'.y yoa fosKsvs ns fov scotdiss % m,Ieh
about your cigar! Apd-"
"etop.' ssid NJ. PssnAo.. vi isu't ,isht
Abbey Jane. thss all Tie apologies shculd
b % your side. I've beso vsoes mvaifr'
Oh no Louis, no |" cried out .he little
vile. b~us-ting into . dood Of bIuer team.
Yes vas-sbout your Aunt Ansstssta.'
declared Paradox.
"she vas . dreadfulIy trying old Great.
ure." owned Abby Jane, and / kY~. il ali
the time"
"Bu. ! should have treated her ci,iliy."
persisted Nj. Paradox. "And l shall always
regret. Abby Jane. that l didn't give you
that season st Saratoga"
Dear Louis, don't talk 20! All I ask Of
you u 10 forget aud forgive my horrid tenn.
per-" besought Mr.. Paradox.
III there 10 any forgiveness" said the
husband, with softening Eyes, "it 10 that
need 1t. / have acted like . fool, ABBY
Jane"
I'VE have both been foolish, Louis" tim
idly suggested the wife.
but because We have been idiots it don't
follow that We need be for the future" said
Mr.. Paradox, holding out both Of his hands.
Abby Jane, ahaIl I 60 to Nova Scotia or
shall | stay 2 Speak quickly, it is for you to
Say" whispered Mrs. Paradox.
He folded her close to bis breast.
"Little wife," he said, slet us 70 down to
cd Parchment's office and tear up .oose pa
pers Of separation"
II don't care how soon you do it," said
Mrs. Paradox, laughing and crying in the
same breath.
"And then 2"
"And then" said Mrs. Paradox, twisting
the second button Of her husbands coat
around and around, well begin life over
again-on an altogether new platformw
And that was the end Of the legal sepas-
alton. OF course there was = general gust
of gossip about it; people said that sit was
very strange that the Paradoxes didn't know
their own minds"
But Mr.. and Mrs. Paradox were suited,
and5hfter all, that was the main thing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois Central, Sioux
City Pacific, Sioux City & st. Paul and Gov
ingtOn aud Black Hills railroads.
2. Passenger tlains going east connect at Da-
stages leave Brloit, Oh arrival Of the tram, for
sioux Falls. arriving at Sioux Falls 1T 2 p. IN.
=, At Elk Point with stages for POnca, Neb.
and Rtchland, Oak.
side Turner, B!Oomingdale and Fialay.
8. AT Meckling with stages for st. James Neb.,
and Swan Lake and Maxwell City Dakota.
g.. -Ati;ayvilte with stages for st. Helena, Neb,
and Smithland, Dakota.
At Yankton with stages for all points In
northern Nebraska, and Scotland, Midtown tli-
vet Ftresteel, Eockport, Marindhal. Bon HOmme
springfield etc. In Dakota and during the sea-
son OF navigation with the Missouri River Trans.
portat'on Company line Of elegant Freight and
Passenger steamers for all points on the Upper
Missouri. Yellowstone and Big Horn rivers.
~. I Canton with Chicago. Milwaukee y st.
Paul trains, going west ut 200 ?. N: and as a.
%. At Sioux Falls with WOrthimyton 4 Sioux
Falls trains. which arrive ut ~ 45a "a. IN. and leave
1T 1.I5 y. m. with daily stages for Dell Rapids
FiAndreau aud Madison.
GEO. L. MERCHANT
Gen. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
gopartnrrsbip Noilees.

10 BRoADsT., NEW YORK, March l, 1850.
THE undersigned have this day formed a
i copsrtnershp under the firm anne OF
PONDiR q CO.,
transaction OF commission business In
bonds and miscellaneous securities dealt
Now stock Exchange special attention will be paid
orders for the London and other EUROPEAN markets
JOHN PONDIk,
EDWARD MERTENS,
AUGUSTUS NATHAN.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
MADAM FRANCES.

The most powerful ~ruasi that ever was introduced TO
t, world She an convince the most confirmed skoptc While
Ler blf' scep soul transports it- f 20 tho spiritual
Wo1 aul 90 aay place carth whore te physical frame
mr ro Tte Ii. ~ tho ladv when as"cp :" capable Of
,s,rrirg ev,,v Junction apd contact with every
INN, The l,.,v clrd touch AGAINST Thiouch the nsrumcu.
;ay of u.r spirit viii direct your way VIII consult you on
dead aud living frenIs busucss matters marriages ana
l,,c affairs she has the r.trd power 90 guide yon safely
through vourmosi fatal dces size can know every d7
easc o tlr sy-t.n1unl aue' ~h, reDcay cures cases
liyel 900 Hy other. Cancers speciality.
N..I0i c.Aat,. Room. No-. s -NI y, .cc.Hd story
once h.ur- from % o.. BOO. uu.J D. J.. IN
Nor.lfI .acu admitted.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

The extension Of this more eIico and tho
South Pacific iDsues large thr ongh and local tTc where
and domestic kilograms unnatuIa ally
diverted the Atlantic Gables and the Western mon
will secured al L1er than by other iBe.
completion Of the cable Vera Tam
pco offers English cable makers insure the cable
laid and working order Tor about sbOOOOO within SIX
months after receiving the order.
of cable short the longest being
about TO apPebend delay
dfcuy fulfilling Offers the cable would be laid
in about 100 fathOms OF water on
bottom unusually favorable
Concession and contracts above referred
10 terms subscription and any fur ther information that
may 90 required apply 70 .,.,.,,n ,-,,.
80 81 y York.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES,

PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES,
URPoT QUAH. ERSAsTER's OFFICE.
COHNEH .iCLs - AND 0kEENE sIs. }
NEwl TX ITY, February g. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS In tTip lcate, addressed tho
tersgned, viii be received a th once until o'clock D.
Wednesday March 10. $780, at which tine and place they
win be opened the presence OF b1ders for supplying this
Department with 90 ARTILLERY Horses 10 Dc geGngs OF
hardy sound In al particulars IN good condition square
JrOeT well broken 20 harness. from fifteen q sixteen hands
high less than than years old weigh
Thousand nifty U,O5Ol pounds.
suitable every respect for artillery service.
One copy OF this Advertisement should be securely attached
20 each phcate proposal and be mentioned therein
prsng part Of H.
proposals may De obtained &C this Office Proposals
should enclosed IN sealed envelopes marked Proposals
Artillery Horses" and addressed Col L. O. Eas0 Depot
Qu8Tternaster, New.YOrk city.
The United states the night 20 reject any all
l. C. EAsToN. Colonel and Asst O. II. General
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
silua,lons maulco-- males.

ADYERTIsENENTS FOR THE NEW;
- YORK IEi6lNt NIL; ~ , ni, w M T. y nr.t
a.. ,1 1Os Wcd Jw-riy ihrist. corner Eslta aysss
iLr ave- .gr For .cyrnta, At TIE .t.La4 9sF5gE
lia1tm savings Bank Building mp 10 4 , n- At r9-''
An ENGLISH FARMER married would
a tke ,o te e5I i'' s "' 6i ] H5r5 d .joct
.arp,t. m an1 - ig.' % "'S i y,rF a. ,rer.i Nir
PTii m4sf5 e, q5 oi ~, W5 5' Pid. Apply pre- " | over - -
NOACEHAN.-A ur-t-cla>s coachman; can
y mh. willing ari Obj ir'',1e'- Ho" present ''"
pIoycr t'm Oc'o.n- 80 'ii ''Ia'e.
COACHMAN and GROON.-As coachman
\ nud rroou ~ ev,ic = t"'ny-lyc WHO ur'c't' d'
H' HHSdr.s. I,sl " ibI-il C0AcINAN IIlplae ouoc.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By Il drst-ciaSs
- Pio;c-tAut i- strctN sober liable hnd co,1pe
a C6AcHNAH. SO. i-e otIa,o- ciy.
COACHNAN. COOK and U~EFCL-Wil boz
y DE sae'd Arr mar ~ COUP, "ltn"n' e.. ,
man aad handling auo tru.nr colt. vlf'a good cA also
E' 1as ' ' rrisr' M s6%, .' o, @ 81 a'rs rla,1ei 10 be
done "1 'lIr'.ao- 'l-'I. ., ~ ,, i1 n n l'. az. m
IEi. So. ~ ~. sy-. a.. r. J. h->NEuN ccntrsl 1-ip
LARNER-A Gr-t-cla,- English farmer. mar
nc rfolc,n. ,n il" % '..e 1 ,i ''i @ l'. LINN, ",.'
bingham ,rI r ,orn ~, VI poo .,nmre' tgrl l--n
@ seaid as i g Sge''sa1 @ i , i'fH or ''aD
GARDENEK.-By "a single man, middle
N arcl understands hi- ln,n, ss 10 a it, ranches fruit
n!wers and yereta lection Co che 'on1' Address
SINGLE, Tflhuae nhce y.
EARDENER.-By "a thorough practical man,
~ competent sh ropatn'nte and ~" Foaeta unnhso
neut ~ rsutlcmaus parcs tuci-i married. 10 ninlN
: r. IT, caic fAfcl nris'ln s'c4 s'or' 7 h.'ld"ay.
NrNN,rE.
EARDENER.-Wan;c situation as gar
N d,ncr hy d -c". hn'A. u.af,,. D., i"...lt
u|l.if = I fu g. a u u
York
GARDENER. A -itusion by an Amer
- ieAn 10y age }'1 a. 'ta I,i' i'-1 s. no. ~, =,
town ollcr. i-5- hfoaa"Ay.
GARDENER. &c.-By frst-cla,- grlcucr,
NJ wUouUdrsisuce gard. .riue u tl o. branch cfov
lou. ard sap,,- a % farming 'ut t'c' 'dtr "l
Win both. wh best 10, r'Di Addrca- ST. l- NA'I IAt
/ -2' East .t'Ii7i, Nc".l 'lh.
GARDENER and FAENEE-Br % prnci-
~ cal compccu marrci -rotchmsn 800 family unie-
H uI- tnc tutr- uauaR,u..ut OF geueu s country place.
green fruits farming, STOCK, etc wife - gl'i ouii'
maker and sue board Tive ou The ta,c very 1c-;
uiltr. l.- r. EI'ad"hF
CARDENER and FLORiST.-Smgic German
man hot and colo rraf~r' store pnr
gfeeihDu-' y Kind OF work friutd wants tinatl"n
ha the lc.i % cry references aH"''' i4~' > ilo"'
once, y. J.
DOKTER, JANlTOR, &c.-By a sober, steady
and industrious Hilr aGc Amer can man. "llH can
drrn ught porter OF jInoi Cd" any position -
know edge "f cHip"ntci "oTs can glFr Al
reference. Adro-s, for eek l. v l1th, station p
V'O MUSIC PUBLISHERS.-A young man,
with extensive kuowlcIge ~ Music, desires po'i
t0u A. proof reader music houssi Interview u -
quesicd Address " ITALIAN OPEKA" Box .. Tribune
] once
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Gin Nsa! GsLale FOR Sale.

4 FINE. large iour-stOTy house, handsomely
~ furnished. for sllo OF rent 20 81 t5dst Apply 10
JOIN FOLEY, Astor House.
A HANDSOME. large. finely furnished house
~ or sale fla mplr order huey located, 20 ast
-5tst OWNER. . As.or House.
NEW printed list of house at Offices
V.R. STEVEN son. Ja
SSORTNENT NEW RESIDENChS.-21
y and 81 lst ,7tl ,t aud 2o 80. - East 4t ST. between
II,disor and 5tl-tvc.. owners. DCGGIN * CEOSSMAN,
Architects l~ ~.ll for priced catalogue explain
ing "How 70 build good houses
Tor SALE.-A tir9t-cla,s house, thirteen
rooIn- d. ght lots Mount UoIt. fremont station ~
minute. from forv.ecoud street DEPOT price, S!UOpO
Apply join b OT1Wt d.. 1919 slave
VTfO INVESTOR>-Fiye paving aud impr0-
inc ba d stone French 1ls plate rla.- store FONTS
and nl Improvements evcrv toor DUFFY BROS,
tuiatr-. ora prcui..s 3d-avo. lul-tst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
aorees. Garrlasts. harness. Nt.

VALUABLE HORSE for sale.-1he sub
a -,i.b,r wshe, sell y.iuahl family horse 'ilo'
reliable 100 syrv rtprct. DO oh.shr' ,o,H- ,t - Hrr
three ful. ufr- Address itt' j. l. VI \ 7'-'' ''
Isr.L Nur.lalIytol co.. lcuu
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Net annual income

Being the OF is cent on capital OF 81 0OOopV
Negot progress FOR the erteoson Of
oonnuncAtOn wiIb Guatemala san salvador, Honduras
ISca Unted states OF Colombia
EcuadO connecting e1otVpey with tho lines VI this com
established lines NON Payta Pc L. Chh huu
brazil very ben, hca 10 his company These ex
accession Of afhc over Its cables
,wnich will largely cOntro teegphing Of aggregate
population o,er 35 900 900 ani annual commerce o.
A6g2. 900. witch = rapidly increasing
The receipts from the carriage ~ sages In connection
with extension will is estimated largely increase the
amount above estimated as deTivablo from Mexico.
All kilograms America and Brazil Chill and
Peru go and return London. Portugal and
Buepos Ayres nt he following rates. which practically
prohibtOTyi
Distances from the United STATES
via ing and VIA
Portugal, Mexico
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
Ci!n Droptrtn 60 EcI

LI.ATS To LET.-In the new building n. ".
rulr oflh ave aud jit4st For partc1lars apply 70
D. H. LUDLOW & CO.,,
q, o-e-, liue-st and ll3O Broadway.
DKIVATF DWELLINGS TO RENT ON 5'h
4 ave g. 500. P.rAarr u Or .' "a 81 e-,uNDi l. KING
r1, ave- tnOt al ave- uesr ttust. $1,000; Uthaye cor
above Il ST. $1,000. l-9thHt near !" q ave. Sl,V.
mean $500 East 6bthst -l.S o y
5 "a st -Dp r. tsi It., l5ooi W. 3'tnst, SltU8
-6I..f siU.e. Guth 70. tLou1i r. 2>thst +l4Ooi T.
aIsf $4,000. i4tI ST.. 81, 800 T. Is hst cOJ also
tl. W i2th ST. s'2'o 9tt-t. $50; tinton a. @o'O
l.. j. CAlPkN TER. 80 T.. @3d 81, y NJ. G A Bulding
mo IFV-Buildmgs. stores, lofts and Offices
I IN Beekuau. Fulton. rcsr thr, Liberty. Nassau ana
William st-. ri LANO N WHITING Beesnah-'t
TNO LET-7sj LcXiugtOn-ave near 6lSt-st;;
brown stone. 2Ov1S. For permit address or cali
- ' UIiAND0 WHITING. beekman-st
rI'O RENT or FOR SALE.-A full-Sized high
sioop four-torv hHck font house. No 81 East -IstsI
or particulars inquire oi T., 40. l3 East I'D 81
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29
COnnlrn properip tpantsN.

UNFINISHED Country House wanted Tor the
summer on high and healthy ground one noun rom clly
t,h se OF horse and carriage; not over aDOn SVV per
,oonth careful and prompt tenant Address BOX %o''
Post once
WANTED Jersey or Westchester Cottage,
w or rooms low rent hsa eat my near TAI o9pC Te foe
c@nulch' @ "A Sdress "a sH SECRETARY Tribune office.
WANTED 10 buy or rent.-A house 2 10 ID
w rooms to Is aere not over thirty m,s mi % from
nrerred must be convenient to dock or "a ROAD
,ian Ad1ress with fun description T. 81 Box ~ Lr6
une y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-29

WHITE STAR LINE. am, ,,r,ps
w NITED STATES AND ROYAL. VI al J. - r. Nu
FOR QUEESSrOWN AND LlN ElFo,'l.., r,o,,o
NOTICE Ihr steamers Of this Line take Iin ao
recommended by Lieut. Maury, L. 3 n. on Do'n 'H' "
and bOmeWard voyages - ,,..., II ,.Yo "a ~,
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy saturday A$Tch o. 10y ~ n'
BALTIC, Capt Farse--..-.. i lhGFsd ~ n a. m w.
CELTIC Capt Glsude 1hu -d.y. N,l l = u'V " - ~ ",
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, fOOl "r "H9i
lOrH-ST tp an
These steamer. uniform IN size an ussul $50 "a iR
uolutmauts The "A ooh statcruOm-. Smohhy an pau
Ioas re anidshlps where tho noise aud motion arc
esst felt anodmg degree Of comfort hitherto uha'aOie
o,..,oro to2 peturn
These Al sancrs carry nei her cattle, sheep nor pigs
OF in.pecton Of plans aud other Information Apply NJ %
Comuauv's Offices NO 81 Broadway, New loIk or ~ fV
Walnut t.. Ph.lAdelphiA h ). .COl.Li7 -,he
DOTTERDAM LINE. ,.u..,, p.-rv r.-,.vrt,
Ia steamers leave Goa Iler adl ''Si TN
Weinc-Iay Mar 1t.i.- y fs,A ~: , ~ ifssrage co
l,iC,bin s65-f7O "a Cabin Sio-soU tHton, ~
H. CAzAUX. General Agent ~ sou soul" ersr1I ~,
PUNCH EDYE q 90. "a south Wl'lalsI' fteisht Ass@
/ " M0HRiS 30 Broadway General Passage Agent