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Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
CURRENT ITEMS.

God delights in true, earnest thinkers.
-DWight.
The total number Of postoffices in the
United Srates is 42,677.
THE population Of Scotland is consid-
erably behind that of the London postal
district.
LET he who regrets the loss Of time
make proper use Of that which is 10
come in the future.
Why does rain diminish the size Of
the statue in the park? Because It b.
comes statuette (statue wet).
A LOCOMOTIVE event wild" and
dashed through the depot, at Nashville.
at the rate of fifty miles an hour.
Two little illinois girls raised chickens
and sold eggs enough to purchase .
monument for their grandmother
grave.
What is the difference between good
soldier and a fashionable lady? One
faces the powder, and the other powders
the face.
IT is not pleasant to see everyone
around you a bigger person than yourself
Yet this is a slight that many do sec who
are not dwarfs in stature.
The Massachusetts, Historical Society
has given 800 toward the erection OF .
monument in London over the unmarked
grave of Sir Walter Raleigh.
THE register of Mailman Tarn Church,
England, lately restored, contains the
record of a marriage solemnized by
Oliver Cromwell Us magistrate.
OF European sovereigns Victoria il
the only widow; Alexander, Of Russia,
the only widower; William, Of Ger
many, the oldest and Alfonso, of Spain,
the youngest.
THE census enumerators have ascer-
tanned that for the last ten years the
mortality in New Orleans has been
twelve in 1000 per annum, an exceed
ingly low death-rate.
The New York Star says that, in view
of some recent fatalities, physicians
when vaccinating children should in
struct the parents or nurses how best ia
prevent irritation of the punctured limb,
and thus guard against possible devel-
opment Of erysipelas.
PATRICK KEARNEY, the Oregon pio.
neer, who in 1862 threw into the sea .
bag of gold, the hard earnings Of many
years, to rescue little girl from drown
ing, is now at the Skagit mines. still
hard at work. He says that he does not
regret the loss of the gold.
MATTHEW ROBINSON, of Lafayette,
Ind, is 100 yeers Of age. He says he
took the first boat through the Lock
port On. T. locks that he went to sec
at 80 years of age, and follow ed that vo
cation fifty years, and for forty-thres
years ran on the Erie canal. He never
wore spectacles, never carried cane.
and never was sick.
PAUL KuNKEL, who died natural
death at York, Pa, few days ago,
came dangerously near being hanged in
1854. A stranger begged lodging at
his house, and departed in the morning,
leaving behind an umbrella and q psiz
Of slippers. These were identified a.
belonging 70 q woman who had been
robbed and murdered. Kunkel was in
dicted as the murderer, and his guilt
WAS foregone conclusion with most per-
Sons, nobody believing his story OF the
lodger. But in the nick Of time the
real criminal Was discovered
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28
BLIND METCfLFB.

One of the most extraordinary in
stances Of victory over adverse circum-
stances is found in the career of John
Metcalfe, of Kuaresborough, England,
the wcll-known engineer and road
maker He was totally deprived of
sigh. by smallpox when only 6 years old.
As a rule the loss of sight skaters the
whole framework of mind and body,
and the child grows up selfish and
moody, becoming day by day more ST.
lent, reserved and discontented.
The very reverse Of this was the case
of little John Metcalfe; no boy ever en-
tered the sports of boyhood with keener
relish than he he is proficient climber
and birds hester; he knew how to ride
and manage a horse, and ENJOY good
gallop; he knew how to swim, and on
one occasion saved the lives of three of
his companions, and ON another the life
of a man, after whom he dived to the
bottom of the river Nidd four times.
Nor was he less apt at indoor than
outdoor amusements. He could play
the violin with considerable skill, and
amuse himself in such variety of ways
that time never hung heavily upon his
hands. As he grew up he devoted him.
self to useful pursuits, made little
money, and was rich enough to buy
horse of his own, on which he con-
stantly followed the hounds, and was
as bold and daring a rider as any.
Among the feats that proved his cour-
age and sagacity was walk from Lon
don to Harrowgate, a distance of 200
miles. on an unknown road; and, what
is more extraordinary, and would he in
credible but for the good authority on
which the story is told, he accomplished
the distance in the same time it
took Col. Liddell to perform the
journey by coach. 1t should he nen-
toned that the roads were then - ter
rible state of dilapidation, rendering
coach travelling not only very slow, but
very hazardous.
During this journey, with his mind
undisturbed by objects which distract or
engage the thoughts of seeing men, Met
calfe considered the state of the roads,
revolving in his mind whether some
thing might not be done to improve
them. Each fresh. episode in the jour
new, each new difficulty-such as the
deep marshy places impossible for car
riages 10 pass, rivers without any
bridges across them, steep declivities
with ruts in them sufficient to try the
springs Of the strongest vehicles-im-
pressed the thought more and more
strongly ON his mind and, although
when he returned home the time had
not vet come for the idea to be fully de-
yeloped, it was destined at Q later pc
Rod to bear fruit.
In the meantime he employed himself
in variety of ways in order to procure
livelihood, and, among other things,
played the violin at dances and public
assemblies, kept a vehicle for hire, and
started in business as fish salesman
enlisted and gained many volunteer re-
cruits, afterward dealt in hosiery, ther
in horses, and finally became carriel
between Knaresborough ana York, start
ing the first stage wagon on that road.
Richland beacon., 1880-08-28

SUSDAY-scHooL scholar to the teacher
-"Did you say that the hairs Of my
head were all numbered Teacher
Eyes, my dear" Sunday-school scholar
-"Well, then quilting ont Il hair and
presenting it,, what's the number u
that oneY
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Goruoration Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS.-NO-
lice. Sctlr cstiIhdtrs i"r furi iitG 1u Dc
yrtn. iscrrry 0Ok GrIVc vi! be i tF,t Il iE
- 1850 For full information scc city trcorl Tor sale at
no. tuy Hal
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PAlkH.-NO-
~ 1ICt.->rt 90 BID rsl1t,S fnr !Nng new AMI r.
g ring GA Gin Suvvcslut PARIS. NSh"Ft'n guar
ana Tuink GUAR. - III he received al ~" 0rc uh IA
% ISS. FIR fuI ulprLdpn Stc ely iccpl LOT r'c III
so. CITY Hail.
NOTICE.-Ipnecs Of certain Peers and Bnlk-
v heads viii be on, rcd AZ public si" {" J" Lcll Nv oi%'f
the paruenj OF Docks, a. the ENclnuEr o. room -
iway Til CR-DAN. My - lN-' = Iuii ~
formation rhe CITY Record" for sale AZ NO CITY nan
NOTICE-PrOnosas for dredging the slip
received bv the H. partmcnt Of Docks. IL aud liz na st.
until the lsh Nay 1880 at ~ 0cck NJ f0r fnI lnOI
nation CITY EecITu. for sale at No Guy IAN
NOTICE.-prOpO>ais will he received ut the
~ Office Il The Department Public Chacs ana COrec
ron No IA ave. I'll May -, 1850 for groceries nnu
and haY. ful iDfOimatU cry Record Tor hae NJ
NO CITY Hau. ---------------
NOTICE.-Sealcd proposals for furnishing
~ forage will no received ri th' ONCE OF the are par
particulars City Record 1,r sale at 40. city Han
NOTICE-Sealrd proposals for the erection
" OF Lqundry Building Charity Hospital. BlackWclPs
Island will he received NJ the office OF me Dtparen OF
Public Charities and Corrections untl 1LESDhH, May
% 1890 For full information. sec Cty Kecor Tor Balo
at No. City Hall
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Gcal Csiaic 10 CYthdn9e.

VT7O FXCHANGE.--Swi>s cottage n Ocean
ReIch: rooms, piazza shade, lots near d'p"t Al
St4trn mOdcrn tsdct" - isHs 'ta,
ACRE, shacC III abundance tpl J. Sun ." 'ii-
SENGI.E % NAasau 81
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Quttion Gales OF RraI estate.


GEO. A. BOURNE g. SON. AuctiOncers
Thursday MAY 18TH at ll:lj O'clock on The piemii, WI
be- aOd the house No. 265 County.st hn0Wh w. o
The most attractive private sdences on Connt,si -
Gated on top the hill fronting The Common heaiy e ',E
land tho city. The house - IA eAcviign , t ~.
conveniently arranged witn htrhcn ON man I wv 49,
room in basement Is supplied with gas not au co.. a.
furnace rau- &C. De Parties w.nnE t. locaIe IN III
healthy, pleasant anG thriving CITY VIII ma inns a.
uiity 10 purchase a desirable propcTtr. II s ohE i've
utcs walk Tie depot aud eau be viewed D th at -Oo
Countyst from II til II o'clock daly unih day ol si''
TINTED STATES SALE of VALUABLE
u WATER POWER Of ne PQIoMAC ana Si Xxx ~
iVSD AT JIAitPTls'S PERRY. WEST VA. ~ virtue q"
Section 374a Revised statutes also Of e act OF
Irpiuisrs Of I'D Oclncr T. M TUESDAY thr @'lh 81 NAV
$50 follow ing descrhtd property al de'lgnae Oh o
IRRT b,i1g the Water Power of tie Po'onnc River
the Canal LOCKS sIip OF lani on thai river '
tween same and the ts lad dn"n on S i a. ii
ill., at Shenandoahs and extcn'ii TO the ~tS IHv 81
tinted STATES ~ uurr;V. The walls tive large bull hi
The John Blown Fur!ne House the foundations 81 N''
buildings staIiluC, Gnd large qua ""
other stone aO hulI:"g mat i !t
man tl, CIuud HE machinery consists 81" lhrc' IWn
Wheels and cast lion Nhc"is 0i IiIS' Hl"h'" WI"
etfE ,HU 6cng tie Water Power of the S,cuguloah
pivcr held Nv the United stairs VIA tHc tc OF thc "d INC
ST FUT fhe perpetual right to AID rem We o
from tract OF lj.Sh- 81 Mountain lana on 'H %
lis lana i'm bu,hS iu on on "a sou ma
Of HarpsTs Fcrfv with buildings OF Lots ana NOIh
of ShefandOalst. and on Lot = Na-cr It .,
O. Lion purchases under nitv dollars Caeh
excepdnr that sum thru cash. balance IL nh" an t"n
years with interest, Lien benz l''FN,N 80 H. n 49, ,
or an cash At option Of purchaser. drl"Nf W H"" i
one and TWO al time OF salC required Conveyance I
night and title o. TIC United %taes h"h'vrd 10 ~
ci j,ts viii be- Exhibited AT III. SALE III. Government ~
serves the light to withdraw any lot to r vSl qn""'"'
'~'N' solicitor Of tho lrr1suiF.
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honscs ano Roo rs iuauico.

XNANTED.-For the Summer. Furnished
w Lo, near New.YOrk SHADE ana gu"t lH" 'tpu de-.
si.ahlc; rent low hiatcas, references. AoGtsS SIAN'
TON, Tribune Office,
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE

81 OOEAcH NAY BErWEEN NEw.YoR NIX AND BOSTON.
'GHq' rOod oav oiaS
as 1no2 gT2g ssTf R39E PS9 RHB3X5
r h sr ?yS S fo9t Of 4aa
e9ye eTH ANY aeS an Al 25
35l .2; I'll so 5.7 81 So ToSdwsy graSiP1i
IISE oY THE PER, ard On board stCa niers Nos and
Boston at 20 Old House arg GA COLONY PcSGt
GEO L. coHN8R tan, raj r. Psfnscr k:1nf
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station IN New York foot Of Liberty.st
tesy STATEN In Brooklyn foot Of Fdlton-st- Jewe'Ps
Gonna, 9cEs Oetober lS70.-Leave NcwYOrk, foot of
$50 m-FOr Huntington Easton, Belvdere Bethlehem
Ta hnR3Ma; M4uen ShaS ien54a ash3n9y Ciy
with Dr.s~"rt acka% anna ard Western tsi!rold ,,
Budds Lake aud Lake iopa,coug Eastou Allento9n 1r
Iisbug anH the West Manch hunk Tamaqua, wlkesbarre
100 a. Nor SnmmeiS lie ami bennington.
! p m-For flemn 5ton Easton, Bath. Ale9!oTn MauGh
ThGnk Iam'q@a Maor CITY Hazeton Tnpknanno,cS
EPna5a f ~ S HbaTrsnurr &c sc,,o.v, Mountain
bndds IasG ana Lax opatccng, EAsto1 Belaefe Aleu-
40 p n-For Somincrylc and Flcmington;. OIL
h%O InDay for tasten Ah+moTV c h"TS onppes a.
Juncnon for lr.'waT, Iackawanna ami Western hail'
TAB p, m,-Eor EastOn. o.,o
$40 $50, 80, ioi5 Ills Ills a. M 1855 l. i:30. 2
2S5 T. 7i : I ~ iS IL IL. l. GS '4'
sunday Iansaye a. 80 M y D. NJ for onnd BTG sn.
For Ncwark%At54S :ij cas- 7:l5 745, SIS. s45 $3.50
To- lW'0, llj NJ: - NJ; s. $50 A. 43O o. '5V o'4O
g. Gao. as S:lb, J:l5 II, II p. ID. ,,.., .,..,
For UlinP 10 roc al ront fine Table, stations
Oat of The Br0oxiy and Err Annex make comm ctons nc
Jersey saton % aui from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DlVI-
~ SION.
Leave Now.l ork. foot Of Llber ST. Coz Red Bank Long
Branch ocean Grove, &c. NJ H'u Hl' ll4o a. nj" 49,
4. j:l' D. N ,-r,-norr -. ,,.r,v. ~
sTXTI0N, to Snd from ocIXNlC end FAIR IAXES az
RID BANK anh from POINT PLEAS MT at SEA
GRIT with all uans
LkLEIlULD And NEW-l ORR RAILWAY
1 bN.lt liGN.
e.yc 600, Lan.ry..'. 20. Frrnrtat slj llt5 a. H.,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave Sew FORK loot lhcrty-s., G. r. r. OF ~ j.
s:lj a m-For FImil,ua2 lolhs liver, BAIutBaL ANU
b.. g. ;I iul ;,r- hr."rl. ocean Grove, Sc , to,
I.. IY.l- i.' T. y al stat'uh' u i"J
sui,. $50 49," ATIANIi' '"tN. ,r,.,.
Iu. 'urii '.ti'. aver L''h"El l"'N'''
tn. o.. %. rai % tiH'.. '.hIt.
g.. , p. M iu' Itu" III iu"!a
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Cost ano fonn0.

Cost ano fonn0.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPToWS FFiCES 10 .2:sS Broadway, Thrtyhrst
st., or 500 West Jwcnty .tlrd.st., corner Eshtaye;
No 81 Fast FOurtocnti5t. corner tnOn.s11arc goa
ThiIdave, Forty seventhst; at tho lARLtA OFFlCE
No 2SSI rhirdAYe .Ouc-untrcd anu Iwsn'y nPths
QIRr!em Savings Bank Buldng up 10 p III. at regular
ofIceIateR
I OST.-BanI-bOO No. 104,6G4, issued by
IA he Savings Bans, ~ The CITY Of NcwImk, 10
Dr. IL J. BOLDr, is missing The lader IS requested to re-
Lank Ii restored before The LIST oil july
1890 application Win be made TO TIE Bank Tor new book
T OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 1899,
II issued by German savings Bank, IN the CITY Of New
York, 70 T. &. Kethulan and ID Inissing. All
persons are cautioned not to negotiate the came
Tho finder holder Of the book will please deliver II 10 he
hank il not restored within sixty days from the 2S lay O
Apr application will De made 10 the bank for new book
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOTNp BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TistN Ir\ AN.t. pFIIr AHrlptITA.

~ EpI'ND ui,ttn; goI"rF,
ForTEf% itT,N ff. TI} FIJI, AbfrnpuIA.
leave Nt% Oh irnm s;aron C. L. ~ OF NJ '"o'ot lo'
FER station ornsi NintA AMI Grcen4t ~ -. ll5
a. M !:iO =. aio 7j. y I'M o" -nnddS al 'l' II Hi'
- & gr r4I5 aa 5S' a a. 5 at 81 ii' m
% = cnton Warren and Tucker s Geo 7i'. . 5
a ~. l:'I oo 4. 49, ':l1 IL H. on@~htP a. o''' -
Siuh l:. @ an, S"sa 'oT M% S, G'' co~rrr
Nntn ud ,.T,"' o. a. - 80 a. a.. ~ .tp NJ ";j1
- r. 10 90 ~. ~. -, - 20 n 4 M ll5
:: IT, r. n ~. 1896 l a. So $50 p IN
ii %m" ifrroa w., ars 49, irE,s>l?o vccpt Moa
cays' :' 80 :: o. l:l3 l2'i. 20 i:i1 1"o $40
J. g. , @ - ~ ii ~ W. y .rain 10 and from
Io"tl ,I I . a a; co." u lHc.-t ,"- 30 2G lol
90 -, . ,, a., inl Q. w.. ,tp pr IN r. Eoaeiy
Nrsi. iil,.c e. osy ,poGda n.i',' % g io a
I an: 'l u an re nai 80 oasay lal 7i oI!:yr
ccn come ",1 s' plcn and 4w rs,ssIAG" .n,
FOR HEIpGEP0Rr and at noim,, , on % h.
ANN , ~ H.. ,.i 5 r. ~ S'y rot = '' '' y
%-FW -YOHk CENTRAL and HUDSON
y IHVlR RAILROAD t"mmcn'':f NJ 49, 1881
''I a. ~, r,l a.. T"l;l,.ru Elr,, i;och".l'r -.
A"H-. w. w., % q AZ Al, Vs. ,i fAaT,. Dra4n<.,n
oaf " "4'a.t, ".S',lt -, 49,, 'i." with co.nc,,.on4
| L. go 20. .'"o, .'.'',. -.'' a., 49,, '''''"'"
Co.. = ir, tx ~ - .,i.il 20 seeming r., for
m. c, a. ,r ro iola p.,rot an for Montreal eA'
la; I,,rc.. ar ,5ri-cl Rochester AM cor.
,,,lcta S.''il.; cam go "'" - I'o'"''''F ''u
~ r w. .ac ay VIA :cygis ND, G1s Edo De pa.
Gus ho ''-'i. >I1 Pa 50 l'".''' ''''"' ''' Nv
a.. ut .x r,--.w!tn sccIus cars to Aiba} and
i:.,l,.o. -rr.' >o, aad ~ r. adv w. aai At VT
! way ~ t"i. "n' , " 1't. " i'''"' ra,,r At
F NORWICH LINE to BOSTuN.-FAEE ONE
y oLAH % ',Gt s, ma ST. s'S "a Eos S" M.
=. I,f.,.. I,Jrlu -, a C.
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on and after Way 10, lss,

Exicss Trains Nrw York VIA DcsDlOs5es unu NotV
lindt streets FCIriea, rs follower; ,.o , an
40 7:J s2 90 llnittdl, II 2. M dau =, 1't" o.;
O. 7:3l 800. aud 10 p and j. m'ht Suhunys' 4'oV
and a m D. d. 1.p. 80. auh ~ y. Ia ahu IL nlghl -,
EXcss ANS leave New NOrE daily excerpt Sunuhy ~ oo
IN. anl p H., running through via Ai'h'ou ""u N"'
den. -, .,-...., ,.ot,a
uals Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with oil THROUGH trains
M iSay tlly, Attending speedy and direct lrahS'ei ot
IIrnnh lyn trINC'. 49,. ,,., ,.,o e, ., =
ESQ S:3O snd II q. u1mlted Express 1880 M, = o.
=. o. ana 1:s H. IN. Daily. eNCrut Monday 40 u NJ
en- c,,ty IUI 80 $40 4:25. \, $3.50 am. 4. T3J j. M
Leave Ph ade phia via Camden, "a M ana ":Oo p m OK
1cket nnic,i 5Z6 ana broadway No AstOr House
m 80 nj 40, .,r.,r. ana COr audt 80. CuurtSt, and
roSiy Annex Depot. foot VI FutOnst.. BrOklyn; Ma
~ II; and IlS IIhsnIHL IubOACn Depot jersey CITY,
ldhi I, ~ 4, prIi0NsON L. J.. FARMER,
al
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6teamboals ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ bF.A : RICiIMDNB leave Pier ~ II, Hutth Nvc
hOf,f CdIGI.H dIt q y. connecting ~ Al
bany i~uuduy morning cNcrpted WITH trains NoriL Mrs
and last Sta,rrc'i warmed b. steam.
ExcuifUn e. ,bany and T' Turn. good ~ haVg, =.
T. y
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw.YoRK. Wednesday, May 10, 1880
r4s following sale were held at the Ex-
change s.lesrOcu TODAY
m Berndrd SBau1
aetorv brick dwelling With lot No az KnSSsS a so
"a n Of IRWIN ton.st 20x5O; Bernard stone'''
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
CHEAP GASLiGHT FORALL.-Send for cir
~ culaTs Of the DOuRlerty Gas Maker ONCE newark,
Nj.
nor SALE.-A safe with sideb0aId top.
i Apply to F. c. WAGNER. 81 Gu. mOers.st
T7HE LAWN MOWER sold by n. Y. Plough
Il Co.. 90 Bcekman-st, 81, gives entire satisfaction
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Orenn GIEumers.

a SSs AT iR, t AXxFsfEe27 FLAG
Extra 'aih lnII o. H's$rl1 ariay. -
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP,
SAILING every week alternately IRON Pd,lPl1 sn6 Ne Ss
important p%ls interest . on the oSn a3 H.
5sSs S%SSI SSISr 3soS %sxyo
4 CHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NEw YoE q H ANB g tivs5 Se%:YOrk.
Crcassia - Ma -. . IN. BOLIVIA un . a. M
Deyonia 20. IA Anchona JnnI 10: . d n
co5 5sse SSf to s @i a@l @
yE F9SoS9 Ff?' r. ~ i6X :IiGS'b iREcr,
From Per No 20 norm iGs so iTIs 20
Steamers marSSi mus passengers ~, r,,o,
c HE'S p S5 aG FIFE" Aseai owns Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
., cd MEG GSy ntx N 20 y dr ye loot
way Ie disconforts Of crossing the Ch'hh" ii ''
Boa beat ArRENT. sautell wcdues May % 7;3oa N
PEIHIRE, einnsiay June Z l:S9 p; No.
rks dIwn on credit Ly0nnls OF PARIS, amonna 28lt
LOUIS Dh BE6lAN Agent No LOWING uI-'H,
GUlON LINE. MIRO ,,,t, srs,urrs
" FOR 3EI qfGFEPF $i2sFS $Ho LI,yE%rS0L
WYGMI ES ~ lure sus' $50 a.
%IsCoNsiN J@Gf ~ - D. D. I
~ These steamers arc built Of iron, in waiertiGht com,
par ana o ST d Mtsntie both agreeable nay
ing bath ROOM smokinsr1on I1%nd o and caterer on
each steamer Tho sateroOms !e all upper dSgt ntafIon
inr lhosr greatest OF AL iuxuies at sea- p'rie''
C%BiN PASSAGE on statrGGm $50 50 $S9 Ta Rad
SiOo lNii-" oF 'ft % 'pRGITT}TT, AX ur1oy
IMPERIAL. GERMAN NAIL l ,Id1lr7i
A% SdSi 3 and cG@P3E' Line Tor rLYAoo
Si5ETFi9 II. an" ~. % Inn q
Eslcs 81 passage o Plymouth London. ChcIbourg Han
sidS Cc a%n p @' go stedrg
ST. IT. RIcHAK5 co. dGa p nsd A W. yrvYorG.
h' Genera. ArSai s2 81 BroaI.r. NewYors:
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
S4itrH GE W i>ysi h1" @XRRw.yonK
,o.a' ~ %$ $50 .sat May %
i EAlEs OF rAssHGhIT%% &E%yQK 70 SOUTHLAND
FIRST CABIN '..... io6 sEcOND CABTN......SjO
Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid s''''s0 '''''
sicias; tickets toq in the 9oa,h Of Easl19S st
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL,
The foowlrr Ntcaur VIII sh a extra sc'mofS ta"'"g
Steamer sAil'" '"l'''IL Hi IL < a. i:@
TXMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
nqrHEN rows ANDh ,,s ,:l :.,,,.,.r,
MAUI ) Lane iUutc, .i ali season, Q: M y.ns.
Ci1H OF CIII~rEI;.........S - EpNh NJ ~ 10 n m
SIX SIX O." 81, ~ 81, i Ai jurc Il "a
CITY OF ~, ~; /, !" f,, ~ ,taTI'or Il '' -
.,,. tI"h. ~ INN ,kri. 90 favorable terms.
CABIN, -. ''lu ~
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Tic si,,nr, NV, cary clii T. 'hcSp,%r ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
Gitn Zeal estate for Sale

TOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
can secure the most desirable property remain
inc pnImroyei IN tins city particulars Apply to ~
LAND & WHITING, Beeknlanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
8eip mamtes.

M GTTFD.-Iadies who desire to EMPLOY
w Sssf hO: e :esd sssp
a. es psrsonsy for ciscu1ax oRks W" 40
40 eiG ave. Nss-YoFk, over HiuxomS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
Gin properGn 90 Eel.

TVNO-LET-SecOnd story III private house,
147 West llth.st, suitable for small family only; rent
s33.
d IN PEI MONTH; partly furnished all
q9 Az Improvements; 10 room cottage 40 Ea't s-nsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
yT0IIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as Il
~. 90. it,nE ~. EHIL ASn ML.SA ElN RAJ

r.
/ NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD; Xovup,r OF rAIys rAEIXG EFFECT MAY TO- 1850
o a nj Cincinnati and '.hlcIcO bay Express DrH"iug
room Euf,Io and Suspension Brdsr ~ 1,y,,
n M connecting with last trains TO tho West anu SCUM
St.i Puiman's beet Drawing sleeping Coaches ~
Tln u}.ly)-Paclnc ExlErss for tic Wcs Sleeping
Co,rhts through Buffalo, ~ CARA Falls Cincinnati ana
Chicago without CHANGE also lloel inning CTS 10 Nh'cAG"'
II, u m n,.i.irt fra for the West .
chambers street Depot, new SOlhb loE
Nrw@rF s. it, 40 ii:3j n. M: BIO l2o, ego, 81 732
D m aud midnight saturday nights only Hndays SAo
m @ ~ and PassaIc 500 100 TO- lO2Oa. mthe 1920
= r. tn tISrS H. Si6 Ho I@ ESQ., 1870 M IL
midnight sundays 6OO $3.50, 1920 m lao e'oO d H.
al" Parorson e. a5 75o $40 TO- 1920 IlS9 M II n Is
Lao $40 3:jO 10 slh o. ~" Nv sn iS' IS s3V
0 1910 40 NJ i Ia l Gy9 4 M I5 s $751; 5n aie 7l6
MAJ n m, and ~ midnight Sundlys 300, $780, lO2O D.
ni. l:ii. $50 q - D. M. and = midnight
S %saS1Gk an. a3' cor NV ESQ 600 $780, aso
HonoSi and kingston 900 NJ $3.50 p Sundays sSo
7i6 p M Sundays Goo 80 1910 q M 9yS 1:gU D "a
aiddleoHD 100 9o lG2V O. ~ 1.o ;Jo 1''g fbc AID a NJ
and 4sO p M trains oOnneCt with New'York and os"eSo
Midland Railroad at MANI Am Ann 7oo 7lBn
m snndays 800 1920 m 0 o. $40 ana I;Uy p ~ s.h
NoTR Boats leave 23dsL quarter OF AUG
hour from 70 9i5 p. ln' ana ~ A"9o anu AAA
p m, ~, MANGA and tr APARTMENTS in Drawing Room
DE PoSSs can be o6tainod orders for the
GHS SS: Gs e. W fS r. No
EEoS9yp o e. %SSS sE4TS IN SsH4Ort at 7as
ana l2' S e. i g. AsBoT GsnT PAssr As NowYOrt
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
S go sO ana "a rs S' e Ia:
ii,3o D. M train viii leave 20 inmates later saisEdaV
lSSaaast Spring Valley AMI Money, 70O $50 M 800
D. u. JSO. ~ ABBOTT. oeuerl PaSsr Agent Ns"'f0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Brocklnn tropcrtn for Sale ana 60 Lei.
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.--llousc, 81
Hjcksst: house and - and II Nassau ST.; louise
i5s hemSen.st. GORDON L. FOHD.91 tlarkS; BioOAl'b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn
Firstciasa family house; high grounds; VIDE p'ahLas
aadv lawn. free from malaria gas anu running water IN
every rom one hours ride from NewYork cry niar
room; bathing, boating ana nshlng ID H. "Ep"oN''
It.n FIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

A MEXICAN LINE. 49,, ,,,,,.,poor
AO,iy Trsnsatlantlo Line uainr tbs AMERICA fLAS'
SAILING every wednesday from thsd Ipha All" LIZ
pxtra ss1linrs on alternate SATURDAYS
ILIINOIS - uItlAl, NAV - - III