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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-12

IMe , :i3 a. m. train connects for Portsmouth VIA
Cnlllcothe. The SOB q. m. and 9:08 D. m. traina
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Hamden-
BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERsBuRa
Depot. Pearl and Plum.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-12

Sicilian brigands recently carried away
a son from his father, at Vale della Vita,
promising to restore him en- payment Of
5000 francs. The father gave informa-
ton to the police, and by their activity
the brigands were discovered, and cave
near Caltabellotta was named as tile place
where the boy was to be found. The
father and the soldiers, on entering the
cave, found the bones oftthe lad lying
about, the flesh having been eaten away
by dogs and vulturea. The boy had been
murdered by the brigands in revenge for
the supposed treachery of the father in
giving information to thefpolice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-12
Regulate the secretions.

In our endeavors to preserve health it is
of the utmost Importance that we keep the
secretory system in perfect condition. The
well-known remedy Kidney-Wort. has spe-
cifc action upon the. kidneys liver and
bowels. Use it instead Of dosing with vile
bitters. or drastic pills. 1t is purely veget-
aNle and is prompt but mild in action.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-12
MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION

can be cured by the continued use Of o. munss
Cod Liver Oil and lacto. P1AOs phate
Of Lime, q. cure for Consumption. CoughA
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Scrofulous
Diseases. Ask your druggist for Osmun's and
take do other. IL be has not got 1t, will sel,d
one bottle for 81, express paid.
CHAa A. OSMUN,
10 Seventh avenue, New York
For sale BY John Keeshan. druggist northwest
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-12

We should not suffer from cough, when
q few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral viii
cure. Time, money, comfort. health, oil
are saved by IT,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
rse following Is the letter referred to above.


Sanitary Bureau. Health Department. }
NcW-IoIS oct -, 1879
Dr. MARK LUMENTHAl, PreSidcn; Advisory Council Of
~. Johns G.m
MY Dear D1ctor shall not be present at the meeting
10 II may De Of place acknowledge on tho
mart OF the Board obi cations Ia the Guild Tor
very welcome cooperation special work among the SICK
children o. the poor during the past summer
Immediately the Appointment OF the hityhVe special
inspectors applied for tickets TO the Floating Hospital ana
iuinr i. whole month generously supplied. Tho
details Of the reports have not been written out but
many hundred ucA,ts distributed nellgenuy among
those needed them Parents Who were often TOO Ignorant
or indifferent TO the directions OF the physician
eagerly ayacd themselves Of the opportunity for pleasant
sal and substitution OF puo air and te breezos Of tho
bay and the stng and noiOme odors OF tho
toucment houses though brief cannot have failed in many
cases favor OF convaesccnee No better
means could possibly devised than the Floating
losAia .Or checking the fearful infant mortality Of the
heated toIln / an, my dear Doctor, very truly yours,
WALTER DE f. DAY NJ. d.
Sanitary superintendent
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
on ANr Ar1rR NnvrMnrR 10. 1S70.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1879
Express Trains leave NcwYok VIA Deshfoscs and CortlanG
silce!;, ;o femic, % az 5 Gll9%'i I''n 2aoA4,o6e
30 80 aut 10 M Sunday iJ0 and 0a m, o, g. ':oo
rInrcs Trs leave New York daily except sunday $50
a m ana pm running through va Tren ton and camden
at J,rv CIV, gaordns speedy and direct Transfer for
r1irnins tins leave West rhiadcrhs 1901. 800 $40
:. 7.35, = o3Q and u g. m tliuiled ixpt-' l:3O p m)
$40 s. s:30 IN. a. 1L5 o. n. Leave Philadelphia via
st oaces US and ~ loai%oyi AsorIousc and foot
Of pG.Lro''&ss & 9Lg M rS 4na' IT. H. EH ds9 ~ ~
Hudson st. HoboAen Depot Jersey ClU Eigrant Ticket
The Tc%.YoE Trans, comrany will call Tor and check
brg.aro from hotc's and RESIDENCES. - ,,,
f"''" G,nria! MANAGER. Gcucsd Passenger Agent.
fI,HE ERIE RAILWAY. ,.,,,. ,.,.,..
wt7TG3 FII S"S HtiRoHD hrranscmsn' Of trains 'aNn!
enc, N and c9,sass 2sy n, EErgc' Drawing
GPm a ta - oqs a3 EISi R" lie 'yns wrs aa H%1o son
west Pullnan's best Drawingloom sleeping COACHES to
B9" m CDalyl pacific Express tho West sleeping
cSan 9gS9 Without sS aaaS caas also % Hotel n Dining SaT, % H
'9Taf1 m Lmigraut train tor the west
,sambes S,reGl pgG9G , Gc% % York ok for o -,
T. ~. and ~ midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS. Mi5
IN ,cIiorl and Passaic t. 7jo. TO- 1920 n m. the
9E19 ae6' a. a., o,h5lq? d & r> - Siy 20 on S9piy
~ n,iiaht sundays g. $50 1870 - w. ll5. $50 D. Ill.,
ana ai;.roa II G,s 75t SO 10 o2o 1880 NJ 10 noon
7,1 z = Ia 10 D. in and i midnight sundays. g. $50 0j
i0.9i a NJ I45, $50, = D. m. and II dultht
Surrfn IL Z. so lUlO a. in 500. .. Glu n ur II
rijn ght Sundays g. $50. lU:2O l.IJ, ESQ, r.
md - midnight. ,.,u %,
warwick. 200 a. M, 4."g p M ,o 10
Nesbu and CORNWALL ''1o y" H. '''V' a'Vlh m' "uh
ay-. $40 q. m. ,.,,ou a , =, 9.qOn q, Sund,ys 92n
m;osnen g. 100 o. lO2ja. m 1880, $780, rjO D. IN. sun
cAy,1aSietown $50 g. IO:y0 m 300, i:Jo p m. sun
cavs S 80 10. % ui GJO. p n. ldr1 1 ~ AMI iJO
M train connect 9Th Ncwfor@ aHd Os"csD Midland Rail
r'TS FoftJsry Il 9 100 g TO- G. p M sundays
go iu'In I. and after each
bonr f.o .: =. - 0ij r. ~ ana ~ 10 - ana ll:i1 p NJ
MY, fur ani for apartments IN Drawing
.h Sferiug Coachcs be obtained and orders the
all transfer oi ba may be lof tho
, Iacrs Nos ~ jUl or 337 Erotiwaf ". T.. No =
PH,S a. prookvn Or Il the Ccmpany- nepott ....
train- from The West arrive tn Nrw-forK at 80
a. M, ~ - 2Io S0" X ABBUrr Gei Passs Agt New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
raus leave FrgcwOod Closter. PieimOn and Nyack
r go $50 NJ, 3 400 90 $40 $780, 1880 y.
,oo1sys ga H. aud $50 D. Tho 1880 d. M train Will
i.ays 70 minutes ater saturday nights -
oru,t 81 ring Valley aud Monsey l. 300 M, soup ia
JHo. y. ABBOTT Gen'i iassr Agt, Ntw'log I
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Sanitary Bureau. Health Department

Sanitary Bureau. Health Delartmentl
sol NOitst :
New.lOrk. Nov. 25 1879 } '
Messrs WILEY WEED GUION. and FAURE. officers Of
81 Johns Guild.
Gentlemen: receipt OF your favor of the l4h ins
In which YOU ask my views 'as the ncel dcsraoY
OF the erection sutaOe hospital buildings 10. sick children
on tho seaside where good drainage and full supply Of
ocepu air may be secured"
There can hariy opinions on this subject During
the last hrce years the o inspectors engaged
IN caring for children have ayailcd themselves
Of the opportunity their little patients on the oecas
ons excursions Of your Floating Hospital with happy re-
suts and whatever SAID ia former COMMUNICATION
10 you "a TO the usefulness OF such ps applies with double
force to hospital the seashOrc which would be Pc na
ucnt. at least durng the summer months
Wishing you all IN your benevolent designs have
the honor TO be- gentlemen. your obed cnt servant
WALTER De +. DAY. @ d.
sanitary superintendent
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
6lcamboaio an0 Railrono5.

NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
~ steamers Peck rp daily eXcepte Tor
Ne Haven ~ ami II =. m, connecting With r1ais
NORW zen LINE to BOSTON.-IARE ONE
~ DOLLAR ior special mited tickets steamers lcayo
Pier 49, North River daily, including Suadays 4:jOp
inr NnM IonhOn. k0,t0n, " oIcestcr, &c.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
ERfFHOLD ard NEW-YORK, RAILWAY
Conucc'ion Ir,vr foot OK Lbertyst lor lieeho" At
S:lI. i:4J 4. M. (. j:fi
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave .,cv Y,rb. fa1t IiD,r'v.st G.. e.. T. of y j.
s15 For Faungthc, Toms River. Blrncga; anl lh
t.fwcl.lte station. r ..,.. -. p,,
ii-u m iu. Io.s I''rf. lr aid, al stations 10 LAY
sl,f. A>D FOR ATLANTIC II1- ,. .r...,-
iOIp t|i.' l-ft.' i''ihcsir i"'''
eroUr r. I ami phi9drpAlL
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
SAVE TIE RAREs.

SAVE THE BABES.
THE FOLLOWIEG CORRESPONDENTS ENPLAlNa
ITSELF.
Office OF St Johns Guild
GTrai lncsst
Now York Sog. y, 1879.
Dr Waller DE- L. DAY, Sanitary superintendent
Health Department, Newiolk city:
Dear STR The establishment cf permanent institution ~
healthy and desirable location, whore the good WORK among
tho sick and children Of ety. nanguTate by ouf
FLOATING )sIital Excursions" may DO iurtDered and de
yelopcd has b. en- our and desire for 50 nc time
The Martha Washington Reception OF 1879 enabled usN
purchase piece property the sesshore. accessible y
tho Floating Hospital" where good ainagc and full sup
py OF pure ocean ar combine Of the desired
requisites.
Referring TO your letter OF oct o. 1916 TO the Advisory
Medical Council Of 7 Floating Hospital where you beat
testimony to its usefulness your special work among hs
sick chron poor during the SuGmes leg - as
ronr views ~ TO the need dcsrabty Of present un
dertakinc-i Of suitable buildings for st
John Guild seaside Nursery"
Very. respectfully,
For the Board OF Trustees OF ST. Johns Guild
fsicuel) vs.. II. WILEY, President.
JOHN W. WEED, Vice Pres dent
WM II. GUION. Treasurer.
JOHN p. FAUkE. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
TICKETS FOR SALE

TICKETS FOR SALE
1t Wheeler Wilson's Par,or cfce Of It. Johns Gu'N th
Tr!ncipal elevated stands leading hotels teAe
and news agencies BY the following gentlemen mem
tcrs OF the Board Of Trustees.
WNi II. WILEY President i0l water AMI li5 keaI'St'
JOHN ". WEED. Vice President 81 P%isplace.
JOHN p. FAUKE, Secretary, % and2J W !hte ST.
WAl II. GUIOS, Treasurer - Broadway.
MARK BLUMENTHAL, NJ ID, 80 West 42'st
WM V. BROKAW. 2s. 80. - aIi 81 4tA-Aye.
H. a. BAKER. lO2 East 25d II.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Pier ~. Ncrih Rivcr
JOHN T. PINKNEY. - Parkg'ace.
HENRY G.. DEWITT, 2O3 Broadway
WM. II. GUION jr. 20 Broadway.
J. I. IJAMs, o. Leonard.sL
JASPER I. GOODWIN, Columbia College.
HOMER LEE, SO Libertyst.
WM. 4. PARsHALI, West Broadway and Readest
EDWARD 3. PENROSE. 90 Walk,rst.
DAVID PHILLIPS NJ. D., 2O3 West lltn.si.
l. D. RICHARDS. 2J9 Canaist
J.. c. CALVIN, surrOgatcs Olcc city Hall
L. D. sNIFFFN. 81 and 81 Astor Iioase Offices.
WILLIAM THURMAN, II. r., ~ Madisonave
WILLIAM v SMITH, 95 Nassau-st
OSWALD OFTEN DORFER. New-NoIk StaetSZeitung.
LAWSON B. BELL, I'll WestsL
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
ftfinres ano aletllnas.

StTERN'S SCHOOL of LANGUAGES.
- 800 Ma lspn-tvr, near 4-dst
course of Lectures FrcLChan one course OF Ger
man Lecture. Will b. dcIvc. ed. 90
First Gsxran Lecture TUESDAY, January l3. At p m
Iirst l&mch et FRIDAY. l6th, "a : =. III.
- ioc Drutsche Rhcu.'
French Subject H. l,o Leopold oe Belciquc'
or ic.cts iu coursa. French, 81 German, So 5'nSo
~ ~ :. NJ STERN.
Successor Of Dr.. l. SauNCur.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Z. 7 10 DOS IUN ,,,
p L VIA THE OLD hELIAnLb

Tho elegant steamers BASSACIlI SEIIS ana RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier 50 Noth iuyct uO0t OF Jay ST. nj 43O
p. In., daily ENCLPr SUNDAYS.
rprcia sttlsss plted tickets gcod OhN hi me ip ur
which trin ~ spccued on tho
tac. 0f tokc Sod ya this New To Boston
Tor 81.
plg broadway At aeuopottln aud tlth Ayehno Hotels
a38 Warhn xt-r st brsOkys Tickets are
also praoIpa hotels aud ucketOncos ana at olces
Of WesCOu Express Co.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
60 0Ihom II Han Concern

WANTED Information Of the heirs of Cap
w tain JAMES SMITH. deceased; Norwegian by
birth. who came thrlst -nsen To Llvc.puO and Ne"
York City between lHi0 and 1919 was married IN New
YOri To an IRISH wOEsn and to california in ma
steamer 1879 lravi' wife ami two sous Who living
Ing to their snvantagc Nv addressing VITA
ut their Identity. T. ". lII.ltu
Admiust' aor Of The estate OF james smith decea'cl,
Martinez, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Citn Droucrin Ii anieo.

A FIRST-CLASS, full-vdth house wanted
~ above 3l-s. between fth and Madison ayes III ooiow
the Park bargain for cash Gve iuli paIucner' o,gn
Oflcc. l23S Bf eadWay.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
ReaI Csiate 10 Cxtbdn9e.

EXCHANGE.-SOme very desirable BROON-
T. TYS HRGWN STONE DWELLINGS,. N complete
order Tor coun residcnce fam. j. o. lIoff SON -
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

baltimore AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-,
ID Leave York foot OF Dcsbrcssei ana Oorr
500 a. IN. for Wasaiueton Ptsburg columbus, Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmnnl, Chareslo
and the south Pullman cars from Baltimore To Ne"A'A'
- M Tor " shin rton and the West Pullman from
nect.on. Ptshurg Cincinnati, indianapolis iouisVuo
- ,Iouis. Through Pullman cars Baltimore I" Clhcn'
ido0 D. r daily Washington the South and West Pun
masing osc for chicago cincinnati. nlianapo
lie louisville Louis. touWlus, IItt 'urg the south ana
Southwest Through Pullman car; from baltimore 10 Cincn-
natl connects At Washington with trains FOR LynchDurg
Florida, Ncw-Otl ana ant tfc south , oo, Or
For through tickets po35e c.l a, Gompanys "iaCg 3i2
and pcsbrosso sis lud y pol JrT5y X NrppAetI
houNp I'i' ATD CoLoRADG
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in NewNork. foot Of Lh6rrtF.L ,,,o,
Commencing Oct 1S7g-rroins leave NcwIorS, foot O'
coo - ~ li'eryst as follows pe,,,doro Mapch
3hnnk' l~9aPna; Wiikg.ba' re- Emr- &c 'on"c''' ~
s:i5 H. m FOR iiei, PIige Ranch Faston. Harrsburr
MaGc! Chunk, Iamaqra. Wlkesparre scranton "llsmS'
1880 ard $50 p somcryile and Flenrngt9n
a. T. m tT lic, ingio1 EsiGn laucE s' InIns' IIaIclion
Reading Potsyillc, harrisburg, DC. .. .,-,,o. ,rl
400 F. M For lis! Bridge Branch f"ston b'N'"e' "'
= o r. ~ daly- For Esston Allentown aad rIarr 3bnrg
Elmira DC tonnccts at Junction for D. !" ana '" H. Il"
- 80 Vim. i 10 ia,i point. So. Timetables assauons
Ifol mi ,media,o -taiio a. $50 p for El'tn,
nn, i Ero,Ei,n and I.iie Anucx make connection
Cy station. 20 ana IRON iirookyH ana i'o D0'
Jersey Ciy.
NFW-YORh and Long BRANCH DIVISION.
cave Nec lor' %" 2 OF 4l,l r1nc ocean G5oTc g.
s11. l45 p 1:l5 g. .j p A. ,fota,yan sta
=, Sta-c connection 6" an" Iron" IA 0'' "
ERtFHOLD ard NEW-YORK, RAILWAY
Connection. T,,r- oi LibcTty.s. TOT lttthoA At
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Galatea leave Pier ~ Norm Nver
foot Of Marren-st) daily, except sundays at n, Tor
Providence eithor line taken toweat rates
1. w fitkINr, ~ pA pNOSA
pass.Agcnt
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
lfoar0 dn0 Hoonl5
West Sids.

West Size.
4 HANDSOMELY furnished large room ard
~ na room Tor single gentlemen or married couple no
West4othst
4 LARGE handsomely furnished room TO
~ gentlencl. without board family small elegant loca'
ton. 6i West iGth st.. between 9TH aud Oth a'e'.
A SMALL, private American family viii let
Gentlemen ony hot an cod water closets SC: house and
fnfn tarc INST class. 30 west 3atn A.. nesr 7thayc
UANDSOMELY FURNISHED sunny rooms,
0rstclaa. board home comforts for fam lies rcntl
men torns moderate. 1Iunsost. 81 per day - West
l0th-at. near 5;ha'o
DARIIES suffering from mental or nervous
| diseases can find gooi board and proper attention In
prvatr iamily Address EXPEHIENCE. Tribune Uptown
6alce, J. 2jS hroadvay.
T5'O LET, with private table, in an extra
/ wide house thice magnificent parlor' elegantly FUR
nished or wondrent without board TO desirable parry by
the year. Apply at Al btha'e
fINO LET.-155 West l5th-st furnished
room to rcntlcnoa only, with or without board
0I WEST 27TH-ST.. top floor, four single
- rooms FOR gentlemen running water eraie ino ;
terms low.
.D.l 5TII-AVE.. corner IOTI-ST-Elerant
sfb nTf door en- s1itc or fcuaratey private table
superior board; also front thiId noof halI room
90 WEST l2TH-ST.- Third floor front room
1,Icra,e eHcgn ioio table boarcis aed
ON WEST ST.-Sinclc rooms with
81 mrs, ciaas boad home comforts win hotel CON
yebionccs terms reasonable.
East Sii,.
~ III i.
II rln4 or societies. handsomely furnished rooms sing
OF en- sntc lodging for gcntclu H. Al II East l2 st.
reference.
A FAMILY living entirely private would let
~ one OF wo Furnished rooms eiccnc' 20 last 2Hth st.
q GRAMERCY PARK, cor. East 20. b-St.-
Two large, square rooms overlooking park ana one hl
loom, with board
ID PARK-AVE.-n small family large
> sunry back room second hoor, WITH board.
Oo IRVING-PLACE. two doors from Gram
o. ercy aud small sunny Ioons With board
on tlifd aud foin III floors references
I'D EAST -ST.-front parlor, with
- adjoining to On" or two ADULTS All con
venienccs private family hr'' floor
epS WEEkLY.-Lagcb bright front sitting
g - roon hall bedroom ana cl0fei. handsomely furnished
or viii rent separate convenient 10 an cars al elevated
RAILWAY. East lO:h st. (srcOud hOOrl near istave
Miscellaneous.
A LARGE well furnished front room, on
~ Columbia Heights wOuid Dc H.: gentle man at very
moderate price required. BROOkLIN Tribune
Oluca
NANTED.-By Il widow, with excellent
references child 10 board Please call FOR week
lGl Last 23d 81 -------------------
graics ano ftnoere.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Jnstrncilotl.
For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. J.. JERNEGAN BOW EN mas 'sc,aI resul,Isu sSl
t er lessons I'm mnso and foreign Languages esptela a.
feIrioi nald 20 pupils backward English branches vi
PARTICULARS apply at 4l9 CintOL-si SOu'h O"'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Ocean GtcnmerS.
NERIl,NN IINE

\ "I'Ft5H F6K tQgui'rEI.YsiF'6iiwN AND IlvERpooL.
only Transatlantic Line IN Ter th' AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY Philadelphia and every wed
" lord Cough WEDNESDAY. Jan. II. 1880 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
GENERAL, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY. |
4 IIIUN I.IN 7. ~ -. .,,.,
ron Gtrt trI -TDlNN ANn LIVERPOOL.

" TNIrrD STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ron o. N~rbWN AID LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Per ~. y. u .iOpt OF kin-st
NEVADA TT - - ~. Jan. - ll.3) 4, m
MON \ y i'i'f
WI>CO,,-IN .~nAf =. tc9 B. lE39 a. n
ttIID% ............ TUESDAY. Feb. lO. . a. tu
W-NoNI Nc. .........T TT ESpAN. F.b. D.. 90 a IN
rF- These etcsmc~ omit "i run IN Warriihi CON,
parmrn:s ara are Furnished with every requisite 10 max"
fhc passage across o." Atlantic BON eti' ana Htr nc W
uP bath room. smoking room. dia"ne-i"'m piano anu
library also ac"i'l'0 ann 'r' 'i
each steamer Tho st1trrouus Itc d ul ' l'cA ih.
Ing Those i1,ate al luNuueS al srf perfect yentl
am light ,-,.,., ,co .,,...t
sIDO INlEItAIE.IATE slo; .l. RAGE. 90 o~ r'o%
w w. ~. - y u1l-l1 NJ. Z GI-ION
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.

Sailing every days acrnaey iIom Philadelphia an !
NtN IuTk landing WITHIN lew hOlIs rue Ol TAO
iuporfoui rli ~ nt -It It on tl.e Continent
EHYNLAND SATURDAY, Jan. ~
For passage ana other Information appy ID
PEIFR WRIGHT d sONS, General AFonis. ,-,.
307 Malnut-st.. fhado Vha ~ ii"ai"AN, Nc" ~ a.
join M.DONhLD. Agent, Baucry-p'acs. No"-fofk.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWETN NFWiORK AID HANlE; . -.
(" North Pivcr foot o. Mort0ns ~
Travellers line avoid hoth tans,t by EnghSh TN
wGy and the Gl6comorts OF rOsNngthe ChaAnH IN 'hA
boat. ,..,......... To-. OF t., ,....,
csin STAY. fch. 4, ~ n.
liuCtIr .ilt-lN irh -, ID r. lI
Credit Vonnsi- Of ia1s IN amounts to'TL
LOUIS pE EEEINN. Agent No - Broadway
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12

weh,artiy in the above expression and approve
OF the establishment of seaside proposed by 81
A. Jshn's Guild
Eghert Guernsey, NJ ID. Edward Bavard. NJ ID.
Iants a ,;,lbert. AZ ID. Lewis HailOck, ". ID.
lain y I.tay A D.. Helmuth. NJ. y
O. Minor. NJ. d. Samuel wan, NJ y,
Edward p Fowler, N. ID. Alfred II. Hills, NJ. d.
Thos. Wlldes. Al. D.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
COLUMBIA
BOXES FOR SALE

At Wheeler Wilson's Pa.lors litlst ard ohace st. Johns
Guild, Great Joncsst
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
.,IprpIAI, CFRNAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
sTEAMSiF; WITH; [i,l: ,S Gf5%EfnHi niiiEy i>ifE%yIo"K
Con. WEIRD R..Sat Jan. u ~ .... Sat Jan;
pONAU. eo. JL'. - ~ cN 4i
RATES OF r45tlqHfA 4ox qHfAg ,iu @F iTi HGN .o'
FIl9I CABIN N----..,. iI9, i"9,, ~. s,6
Return tickets at reducedntcs Prepaid s''e''f' '''''
scse ses " ar F?'- Fc 9 ' n % 1cne e. E"523a 5,'
VNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
ron orrrx-rowN AND LIVERPOOL
NorICt-Ihr s...ngi, of OBJ. lan" la"e Lieutenant
Nr-rs l.ue Io't p, ll -ea .., ~ &C. ,!i. ., =, ,
Ciii 81 --l.i.-........ .I l,-'AN. san. t o. n
Cii1 OF NoSiEIiL. i.-pAY.Jin -. $50 ?. l
CITY OF i.ron, Per 81. N r.. foot OF Charltou.st
CABIN. St1. +-J sioo Return tickets 'n '"''''''
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Thee 'ie'egl- ~, 10 ~! e,s,y Hy 81 M ' @ lsT,av y y
NEWNORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
fhsc ar.'c.4s. steamships .a regularly At p m. from
tT'fri OF VIVA ,iij To- cap wc1 Jan =
sANrIAGO Di CUBA. capt fcote.-, ~a'. Jan. ~
Accomnoda,i'n71 =, i5eSlt M :t =,
LAYTON BROS Agents 90 llaFana
\EW-YORK. nANANAand MEXICAN VAIL u
~ s. LINE rteai9crs i.3ye KIT 30 g. y H. 81 j. III
AND V2iiiR' Sch11zl fV'iiih''H1tANA
~ Calling SO rf'eIcso. cainpcche ana tioh'e'G To-. n,
.t'ITN GFWA~uI\Gr5N 1iavaua go - Thur. Jsn. -
'CiTi Oh ALLY N,,DHIA ila,aun aud Nck,' sat Ic' :
CRY or WASH NGroN lua'a'a o..o e.. Ih,r'; i,.. I'
e-.CiiY 81 lu.NIcp VIII leave Ncw.Orlclns Jan -d
aud Feb lb;,I Vera BacGa1. Iemri,' sn1 Tux
''"' XLi%A$i6'i, g US No' j Gdi s 'r'aiway
PAClFIC NAIL STEANsHIp COMPANY
L SuinC % ~ Pirr foot Canal - North lAVct,
For hAN FEANri~CO VIA i~1HMt p or PANAMA
Stram~hir tOIOV.
Connccting Tor tcutra ana south America and McIicn
Prom san Trauci.,, 90 japan and tliua -
Steamship CITY OF PIkI NG. S1tnrdnv Feb q n"'.
rom san Ii@uct-,O 10 Honolulu NoW-HcA-th' A'' N
si.anslp Cirl co. NEw.yoEN. MONDAY Jan 10. neon
or lI'Iu.t M t,,,,i.. l,' ,..' ..tr a.
Ta.-cug'I- forwarded 10 ~AN FitA Nt t1' -
ISLAND-. JAPAN. CTINA. NEWIEA IA Nlt A. i ~
Scs or Information In rcgari apply 10 tie
r,'i,sIl . r. g5II4l ,'D 49, 90 T. RrILAY
,icuerh Passenger Ag"ut 7un"rin''n.on-
DOTTRBDAM LINE. ,..-.-..r.-.- ,.-..-.,.,.
IL Steamer Co.. Ilcl. adj Ia7'hA o.F, e. -
81 a - .Wr.n'slHt, ft'. 4:
80 ii-bf"i--'--. .--'''''' SATURDAY,. irb 8
d" ii,tCAbin. $3.50 % CABIN si5-.5o sleenfs 80
FINciI TnYf co ~ Soniii Wi'ltinsi. Freight Aga
i. ". NORRIS 90 BIoA4way. Conceal 4Ats1so AS'A-
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,.,s
ron t.FENSTOWN AND fINEHIooL.
ICE.-Tlc steamers of tni. IAne N-r ti' Alr ''
recommended bv Lieut. Hauiy L. s ' Cd" V''" i'
and homcwatd Noyage- ...i.. la. ~ e.. ,,
BOT IS s.. lt. ca 2. lt -a''-''
GI.rsft l.,,t Aurlar Jan. II sl d. nI
FROM the WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT Of W. 4Oli'
Tros. steamer, are uniform size AMI unsurpa' ei 10 a7
uOintuenis The saloon otat'tu"n- smoking anI BAN
least frit afou degree 81 conftIt hitherto uuataih'1
Saloon SEQ $50 and 800 seoraso s24 HS;rrl
tclcte on favorable terms
Thc.e steamers carry neither cattle ehecn nor pis
For inspection Of plans and other Inflammation Apply a. t'
Company No - Broalw"y. N,w orG or 10 wa
nut-st Phladel p1.a