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ILLINOIS,.
THt'silltiI.I. AT PRINCETON,
Euetial list,aish In IHs III La ~, xEEfhu.a 4


Special Dispasch Ia The chttago 7ttbuns.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-Tl,o 'rl1,mbull-
1foync-llnrrIs0N Democratic blowout hero
t0-llAy dill hot ,ltnW nj well M was expected,
They Ind q procession Of LII teAn,s 1T NIL
kInsts. u1tl hli mel,, women, n!Al children
c0nstitntetl' tho passengers. Tho audience
III tho pnrls weru 1learly huff Republicans,
who woro tl,otr pnrty latlgrs 81 TINT the per-
plu might knew their colors. TrulnbnlI wus
yIsibly excited Wien soma ono t,nlnlcd him II
circular containing his lettrr On tho Cln-
cIl.nati ilsIa} Convention. a,ul lIe opened
Ills remarks by saying l,o never
lnatlo n speech containing tint sentiment,
and llo thus tried 10 ,nAke 1t appear NJ u
forgery. Tom lloync, WHO In speech horo
lit l6ol called Lincoln trnitov, followed
with a tpll-ln!nntcs' tn!k TINT cle,resl tho
park. ThIs evening Carter lIargIsun trlesl to
beat Tra,ilb,lll IN Misrepresentation. Tho
Republicans Ut bureau arc arranging for
soil aMd othcts, notice of which will be
given. :.
AURORA.
Special Di.paeh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
,,a.ViI;, AViI;;ol,A III, Get: M-Ihe i!o'. J. AZ
lteiabll lean calidi,iats tor l.ls,,tcrsnt. .Uoysr.
nor. alla dressed u large 'aooting LII thu City.
Hail Tonight. A torcl-lIKllt prucessioll pls,-
vlol!Aly tuok llnge, comprised Of several lacal
conplntes, which mA.le II brilliant display,
OAKLAND,
Spseta1 CoTztspondenet ag 7As Chicago Tribune,
OAKLAND. ILL.,, Uet, 3.-'rhis pllct, usually
yc1y uulct ,llltl uilAccllstnnet 10 crowds. was
thu sceMo ttl-ttay Of the grMnlest Republican
demonstration Iii either Coles or NuugIus
County this campaign. Enrly, faruisra
wagons cntlv III lDatlcA With people: ballls
from Mtl1OnEi1s tuW1,s ilMrrtleA III ut tlle head
cntlru pOputAtiMl tor Wlles>nsuuhts was III
procession, uluscllilsE, cheering, and l!uking
enthusiastic demonstrations fur their purity
spoakinK commenced Tho Wigwaul was w
crowded that III lul1ueuso crowd resigned
, 1880-10-06
NEW YORK, :
nO0ls WOl,jt IN NEW JERSEY.
Epftla{ riaIhltfA To 1h6 thita4, Tribune.

tutlb NOlAt IN AEW 1EIHE1A
6pte'at Dsp'tsa to 7hs tAtsaa9 1t,b,.nt.
NEW l0nK, Oct. b.-1'ho Republican ca,.sa
In New 1ursey is tu,lrtsing, al.sl !. great deal
Ut act[yfty prevails. There ~ iii immense
tsnlaluI fur campatg,, documents tron, nil
parts Vt tho Statu, and spcakers aru busy III
every town ailu city, Tl!e businessmen, ulll
worklngn,en IN general uppear 10 be ope,,-
luz their eyes tn thu dangess surrounding
tleul. lilo taEiH question u thoroughly
aroustng them to consider wllat will be the
result should thu Solid South bo victorious
Mt tho National ELECTION. Tho headquarters
in Jersey City wuro tllronge.l by visitors to-
slay. A great deal Of hard work IL being
done, and with mora than l,sllal effect.
c0NNEcTlcUT.
Miss Nellio lioibrook, who las lust re-
turned from tour Of tho larger Giles liz
Connecticut, said: ~ naver saw tho teo-
plo niore enthusiastic aud delnonstratlve.
l lsayu taIkel with = number of promincut
Businessmen nut manufacturers ,hrougl-
, 1880-10-06
4tllltl isysN II ~
Eskai ftilL nd

6Pfe&af DtspdtfA 10 Inc thtfdp9 1Tibnnes
l}IM,slSaroS, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-'rla political
fight Is growing llotter und hotter In Mclean
County nnll the Thirteenth Congressional
District. heretofore lilo canvass I,us becn
conducted FREQ from personalities; but the
Democrats, with the sanction OF Afr. Sseycn-
son, cal!tlidate for Congress, llnye onened q
personal warfare by publishing tho papers in
tiio M gHso e ok !, TIC inyou|itary 6ankrl,ptgy Of
las played u crooked galno! financially. Mr..
s!litil nut being 1T lto,ne, the ,natter llas not
as ny YET @ been, PVT It WI b. promptly, nnswer.
CIV w vii ffp'f &c il w ai'9 stss ssss ff srs s
arc certain transactions lii which tie Dcisin-
CRITIC brethren have l!a,l l!nlltl, which, II
pio pfae e ts M 4ssc 2[Syf eFfi o epbsas s bS
are contldent TINT Smith will bo
COUNTY excellent work l,as heei. tlono, anil
tilerc Is M ,,9 M doubt TINT tln Kcnnb'lcall MT
powers rs Il clear, Logical. and cal,tll talkcr
hayo surprised ills friettls. Air. Stevenson
persists TT nv0tttng tho real ISSUES of thu,
on tkp stump IN tic Joint debate iato tits
month.
REPUBLICAN, RALLIES.
The Republicans will kolt1 their noxt nleut- .
HS ~ nlo9,InSro nISSr y; 81 ts t sM yuEs
campaign Is to ba he'll In Bloomington Oh
inc 10Th. WHEN either Gonkling OF 1llai!tc, md
hoSs oSn3 vii I'LL 81 bsp9nx 4Sac 2 a sg]s srd n,a vii u" s. 81
tnrch1lgllt procession. participated III by pil
tl!o uniformed companies within afty miles
SECOND w1scoSsrN.
Special DIspatth to TAs Chicago Tribune.
MHwAuKEE, Wis, Oct, "a letter from
9sfs a yssa apGy snys s 9 ,}s4 ReoGgSs nx Of
ff1Gf r01k ff.~ fjk1 kt..nf$ f$s,t. <,f
Gregory s over L. It. cas@eli. ''tt It Is tae ir. n
tuition Ut !, $50 or 5000 lalOrers to work Oil
tle new bral,cli Of tic ,Cl,IcuEo & Nortliwest-
fEs fEs 1S pen1efs %a f 's seSpSf sSt cD Upon r. /? 'Ge
Wins Is attorney for the Northwest.
ern R"aa, and he !s warm personal
nil pofitEeal frten!l Of Gregory. That Mr..
doubted, alto,iel, i,o is credited With orEyl.
nntlnE It.. But there nro plenty NJ Dnmocrtt-
IL politicians a6out Mntllson md jefferson
sufficiently ,tllscFupnlous to perpctratu tho
yIgilant tho fight III Tho Second District wifi
be bitter nlltl desperate, Gregory, the Demo-
crn'tc noMinGu, fcl,'g tlio l0cnI attorney Ut
tho st. Paul Company aYl having its ill'lsl-
e,iGn, but unless extensive frauds Are prac-
ticed Cnswe'l Is snrc of II minority.
SIXTH WiscnNs1N.
j., MIdIYAuKEE, Oct. 5.-,Tlle acknowledgement
the Sixth District, tn-tlny nominated l.. 4.
Stewart, Of J3erlln, for C0nsress.
sIXrEESrlt PENNSYLVANIA.
crts Mfs'S Il ~ SxtsItb Til qSt istct 5S sIn PsMo
David Kirk for Congress.
THIRTEENTH NEW yoIK.
TOE0IIKEElY1E, Oct. 6.-fh0 Democrats nf
the 'fhlrteen!h District I,aye nonlinnted Ed
ward l.. uaul for Congress.
SECOND MASSACHUSETTS,.
3oSrnS, Allss. Oct. 5.-Thc Republicans
of The seco,nl District layu reno,ninnted Ii.
W. Harris fNr Congress.
, 1880-10-06
OHIO AND INDIANA.

AEUTllElt IaEs[0EHATIC AlsSTATENESTs
Special Di4paleA to Th4 Ehteaou Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. u, Oct b.-l}Ispatchcs
wers received hero to-tlay stating that the
Democrats are circulating In Ohio ami ludl-
ana circular pretending to have been issued
by the Republican Congressional Committee,
urging clalul-aecnts to contribute tu Gar-
, 1880-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
DISCOVERY OF FHAtrDg nEtSt; rE1,I'ET1ATED
nm
Special DHbdleh 10 The Chicago Tribune.


Special Dtsnaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
pnnAn;1.rntA, pa.. Oct. ia wholesale
sene,ho t3i q 'tdt i t pvr]ry tae as ose', n
neclt "l'eattlle!! by Sheriff L"et!s, OF the le.
publican City Executive Committee, assisted
by Detective Wcyl, anil tho result Inns lJreil
the arrest Of four persons on tho cl,urgc Of
larl"rs aud tho f!lsu presentation III the pro-
curing Of naturalization pal'cra. Henry j.
]3nsi!orc, who was arrested, Is tho thinl
party Inp'icntetl. Henry j. l,ts,lorc wns
Gs,ag,se. n,,e oetofo n!ea o!ates commissioner
Gibbons t''ls morning, md Dlstrlct-Attorney
valentine saisl TINT ha WIS Ill possession Of
seven petitions In which tho defendant Ind
sn tlan a ~ hn ar, faisa',. M us n,, IT, III
~ ''olne ae ''''. 7"oiF ".se's' nllo u! soser'si
CASTS llo youelIcd for IMon ho lind not
known moro tl,nn five minutes, a,ltl received
money for so doing, putrlck linltilr testified
that In ytsltrl t,1n of,,co nf the nn,rncrntlc
Noturn1iznt,o,, Co,nm1ttn, nnI sn,I Tint In
won,esl IT, tnl,r mt iia @ s
,, m'u.' w. taAu ~. ,'s .'..ut"s''' papess'
Tho defendant tllon volunteered TO vo'lcls
for lll'n. antl .lltl so when lle WIS sworn In
court "r ,, 's he had H H. defendant
'i . w. Wv" ,o"Sen ~ ,, ,." y ~ ...
H"'.rtct. ou1 he lc1oseu ~ s''e II. Aa1tneW
y. Alley
TESTIFIED THAT HE HAD aof
~ H." nn,,,asnt,, ",,,n a, ,,, ~ t,at .t'. H.,
~ wv 'sinsHl"s'c n"finllttee, nt,t1 t'la1 he
haa lala l5lsllore 81. III this, ns IN tho pre-
yiolss 0np, tllu defendant Ind given his rest
ttcl,eo ut what proved tn ba I, VACANT lot, In
n"',tior cs,' ,t,fn,1n,t hnI r1.",, Ill., Ill., ~osi
n.os''c. e'se' uet"nu",,t t"," BNc1i i.'S iena.
aellco nt tl'o st. Eln!o Hotel, where he ll1tsl
not lived for tlore than two 'nouths. I'slslIore
was held for trlu, md this AFTERNOON ua,la
y. e'c'a ,' o'e..st VI .ne ",o'e n'lhlF' ie sala
III n's stateniehl, s'Rhed III tie pies-
ciico Of United Suites Marshal kerns:
"'rhis thing l.as been goJ1,s OIL over
sinrn t,,a Cd of Aur,,at nm
,,rst no,,+ r. ,,.,, ,-s ,,,,, r.'., H., ,,s.st
r G"1'H y. I, Hus"sn e,..e ai"' ti!a r!tst
nm. mM"' MtMt .aHSh Got.!nuei W I'tlS ~ tn0
n xs arsfa ~" r. Iiv H.. - ,a ,," w. Ja' liz sa
nrulixntio,I Gt1,ln,ittce. Ihost. MOI, inv, inv"
averaged nhUut sixteen HnturnlfzntIfllls day.
Thrru Weru fn1lr In Ni1b Eltlg. IluIl there
WIS GGrllllli from tho Eleventh Ward, aIt
, 1880-10-06
GEN. CHANT.
dltINs AiltANAs
ExClTEMENT OVER THE lSTEllYIEW I,
wANftl N(TfiN.
W3kHHENV ElIsFt
Gb6ff6i nlHotfh tn Ihk Chtenh,s AISeihnnA

6pseta1 D1sattA to Iht CAea9os s7stbunx,
WAsnlSHroN, u. T.. Oct. a.-I'hu Inter-
Wow of tho lev. e. II. Fuwler with ,Guf.
Grant. In explanation VI t;cs,. lIAncock's
Order No. 10. has created great exeltement
among the Democrats lere. Quo ot thu
, 1880-10-06

tlio. speakers stn,Mi. 'TiIu meeting was
n,ltlr:sNrl by Joseph q. Cnnnui,, our
SHs g TSsso f cS c9S,' 95 .o et,s ssstn pnns soIs
which wcrn received enthusiast iralfy. Mr..
Cannon WIS then introduced anil aIn1kp fur
Two hnurs. Tho sleccl. WIS ", unrnrslly sln.
aisx '1Ts ps 5 y a 53 HI sa dset, s sFH%sn III a
Ut whom wurD standing, remained and LIST
cncti nttrntlyety throughout. lIr cliMcip!l all
the Republicans to renewed fnftl, In ltcpu1,ltc-
prmcplSs and svs tlG ps,aocras f"il 10
capital. Ihu i,c.Hocrnis think ,toN'' Is not
sucl! u Dnsl felnw IL represent tl,csn after all:
AZ TIM conclusion ol Ills sMuc1l, tho crowd
Ca' n'd s3o"ps!lca ,s % G!ab % 70 s,ns r.. evsSy ry
cnnlmtgn sung II their rGprrtotrc. # any
clh',, asslsts tic Republican cause, thls ono
sUrrly !,es
p, si: %.% %s1 ;n Sis Il r sss,
abettil,E"' tllo Republicans With thoir PREV
encc. Tho crowd formed fnlo, = torel,llght
Az Tint their enthusiasm, Wis n,!a!,atrl.
.rln asss1lhlagu was addressed l,y 'rIlO,nas
y. l!nnty, Of Tllsculn, our cntnttdNty for the
Legislature. Ills address wns III al,1e one.
Mr. CaMnnl', mid then discussed tho most In.
test. This nsislllnr1lon! furnished /. grrat
iiiaty so'!MIs. htilly or whom lluyer r.
Wmi l,n,nnv,s '.u stcn S,e'HeF ~ ,m"tnM vf1,ev v ~
r .ilsa i%S|S!srtaM if %atels y a::tSs leSs ss,kIs I
s !eeS nv ~ pw ts9 ht s,is w,,s9
S. ,, IVY WILL ~ ts,, tkw .a nq"tos i,i kni,Ees WM @
Of tu,so Win u,ir,I, f,r ti,o,r E;n,r i viz syI,
ic! tSr tsjr ss;;;',tfy Tl's ~ spsakrT, was ! #
~ nr..a 'iS , lo1G'v o,,o laop;, @ % w. Sgs % an Est
SaUv" aso .,1} nI ia,, 1"Y % ans t!iI a'GI|o" Gs,
'H vas Ssain force 10 xing oser aid nd oveT @ the!r
cHtltTAtHl 6tI1EH. I ulS NlGGLlHk SH4WS lllnt
, 1880-10-06

kHEy "ElE !lC C.ph"tGEtV1H"t wv hLGhs
Ic royet tho ns,"s';tsaey s, ct ,nI;s the TIT
ilns ~ HNn sontnetn otMes aIe
.,',,,,,o '"Itt I,",t,ntx ~ thn s2n,r,'M
'' XII liz ncra'astv., vs nrrnnent ~ assosat.
mr.; ~ liza inttar liz in ntsit,,la II liz nnrty
t, sS;fEs'se g tls ta;its s,' ti'eIr ays%sa
tlu,, t,f }ht. iniInstries ri ti,is ronitrv. ffn
,ir,.w tn,fh"tic tt,,r;, nf ti,C ofa.Snntfi,n AMI
ticsolntion Which Would roHis, rl,oi, iii our
INV WIFI ns,te, aDMs ns rs,tis. xti, M co,,si'
rrnf,,r vrI,.,nrt,re L, M n ancrni, lntrtr mnair IN
Sn,,,i,,skv lw Sfrs i,,nrRhtrm ~ Enmtnckv.
il, wiiIcl, n frc,atratlo nuIicy was ativocntcd'
Iic concluded with a cniogy Oh Uci,. Gur.
1',s.,norrow Air A,orra xrcoka nj Nor.
walk. IL 0'' ''''''' ofe''"' -"
"' nruocr&r1c rrRr,Ay1su.
so..,a, f"ena,ss - ~ ~ ~ f,h,t"n' YS,,,n,
cSn,miitM, II" recn,rt W ~ t,,sn,t"i,ns frn,,,
,dri,,,,s t;,;s, u ~ t q S,oi MIN, fi;v
snrs 1,Saiis SSayE to n!o ors - tsn, y
i,.tI:v' Tl.re m,ssrti fi,rn,trh ills city yrs-
ter,iny nnl ttI-tlny thtrty-lwo fr0ln rhflatlpl-
il,ln bound for Indianapolis. hut 1t is IInrtl!y
l,elns foilowe H By ,icecises from tI!eir start:
ng-iont, Their names nro III tin lntltts Ut
tllD Committee ut indianapolis. md some
more strew,t plan will l!nyu 10 he ntl0pteN By
' i.ast niEht tilo Deinocracy iiati 4 grand
blowout at I.ancnstGr, oyur which Snnl
J,antntl presided. 'rleru were twenty-soyuM
car.lUMls In tho excursion FROM !lurc, md
quite Il party Of lntlicA took ocensint 0( tito
luW rttt's to visit tue city. Al wesit we'll
mil tho tlna 20 start Dack arrived, Mnc!l II
acefc occ1tffGd Wh1Gn DtgRnrs ucsscrlptini;;
IWo.thlras o1 tne Hetn3efatit paLrlots na0
lWchlho slone-bllttl ufl!,ik. tle!ia1E IL onee
coiiiltle'ce;I, whtcsf enntin3let ~! INC .Inlll
arIlVc, III tnls clty a. y c,3Gk hians WMie
GILL, otlef6 Wefo uiuisetl "1ls' n!eoal'ihs "nato
oTI1EHS WE'RE 1EouHEH'
INC conductor q t'e tfnin was Knocke!i
dnWll a'hl nlS WHICH hHa money 1Akctl, nltil
~ eHoTtS 70 plinK ontel wv ~ CONFUSION
were without nvnil. Iwo notorious women
or the town. WHO wero taken down ~ t;t's9
VINO are crying ior "chN,'fe," were ornlsel
npqMt tlle s'eau N.Y. slnHnett ~. stsscI! pMcVs;
oti1 - .om 4, ~ ~ ttn;H1r,s .n.oasoin, ~ MN ~
fhe rcnr cnrs bnrrienictl ths tionrs. ntai hy
s,,cl, ,nra,,s nnI siel, 1cans {,nIy. ,,rrscrveii
the,msnjvrs Trtm tia olltrnm,o1,s VII.
srarIfv nnti brutality of i'm t,ini,. When tic
frni,, arrived in thls city. mt 4 u'ciurK This
,,,"S,im,l. tl,o cnts 1,rescnteI n rotIttitinn
srtlm,m # avsr sr",, during thsInaimy .iays t,f
ItaItimorc r,,tlnnfsn. '1la winIowS nntI
tinors were fniii,tI hrokcn. coai iii |ni t,sa,ti
t.u,,,tieil NJ, tle srats. ai tic iioor bcfOutrd,
i. ....'. S...i s..s..S.ail, a. 80, ss.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

issued inviting the wives and daughters Of
workingmen IN different branches of mannfactnre
to form sister societies for the purpose OF CO.
operating with the meD. and OF insfiiing INTO tho
minds OF their children a deep-io0'ed hatred OK our
yrannical rulers deputatIon from this society,"
reform meeting, and, mounting he seafOld, pre-
senied a cap Of liberty and an address 10 the as
sembly. he examples OF these females, contin.
the narrative, " was successfully recommended
TO imitation by the orators NJ o. her meetings"
Another feature of the turbulence OF those Year.
the military training alleged TO have been prac.
tised by the malcontcnts In August OF 1919. one Of
mouth: =" The drilling parties increase very exten.
slvely." On the 7th of that month several persons
examined on oath, aud one of them testified
that in various parts OF the neigh bOrhOOd ~ Bury,
there were nightly assembages Of great numbers 81
who met together TO learn aud practice military
training" Similar word came from Rochdale and
Manchester. For two or three months many be-
ieyed In al seriousness that society was on the eve
OF some awful upheaval. But the excitement ended
very much did the recent alarm 10 our own
country when we were told Of the thousands in
Chicago and elsewhere who were whetting their
knives with which 10 cut all our threats.
Twenty-fOur years, then, after the suspension OF
specie payments by the English Government pay
nlenis were resumed. twas period during which
whole. il period OF great distress and PERI
haps the suiforings experienced by the people con-
stitue the most Impressive proof we have Of tho
terrible cost To "A Nation Of "A great war; England
DID not recover at once. even afcf Ic.uniDlion IN
1921. But IN NAV be said that she entered on q
the way for that career OF unparalleled prosperity
which, rs Mr. Gladstone has Just reminded his
" kin beyond sea- gives her now the enormous III
come Of 50 OOJ, OOO, 900 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
ENGLAND'S DARK DAYS.
~, ,rp,on oP HER FINANCIAL FOLLY.

TEE PERIOD OF HER FINANCIAL FOLLY.
:. yrcTrRe BY PROFESSOR C. K. ADAMS. OF MIcIH-
a,S uxlyHEsiIY-IHg FINANCIAL DISTRESS
AN RrcovHRy or ENGLAND At THE CLOSE OF
THE NAPOLEONIC WARS
AT the beginning of the last college year
Professor C. X. Adams, of Michigan univer-
siiy, delivered before his classes as the nrst
Of a course, an important and interesting lec-
tvrs unon the "Financial Distress and Re-
coyery of England at the close of the Napo-
Ieon;c Wars.n This lecture is printed in full
below 1t traces clearly the course pursued
by England during the period which inter-
yened between the suspension OF specie pay
meats ip 1897 and the resumption in 1871
and describes the fallacies which increased
her financial distress and the sound measures
which restored prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
Bankrupt Notices.
Ts,IIIs Is TO GIVE NOVICE ,

rs,UIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on tho
twelfth day 81 October u. 1875. awaus1t "a Rank.
rptcy was is.nef against tho estate OF HE'S ~ A. NclN
iiE of NeW.York the County u New York aud stats
Of Yors who has been andred abansrnpt on h.own
ropev bankrupt 60 him for his USE snd
tae transfer Of property ~ n are ofbdd.n ~ aN thne
reina Of the creditor the sad rpt to prove thrr
debts assgne"s 81 bis e,tt VII ~
hold al bankruptcy. BE- holden AZ No ibI,
broadway IN the city ~ New York, bslte Mt nent NlneL
Allen. Register on the eighth day o. maich n .so'' ."
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24

4 s,taerfh dav OF February, A d. 1850. warrant m
1auiuptry was issued AGAINST the esalo q ANTON Me-
Of ~ New Aork ~ the tnunN OF NoNs
Vors aua stale who has been sdindgct bank
rupi on petition that the payment 81 nny aeb 500
aevery 81 auy property belonging o such bankrupt :" MA
or Tor MS use tIansfet Of any ptepaits Ds mn
arc forhaaden that mecung of the eell"ts %
the sad prove their debts AMI 70 c"s M
nv more assrnees is estate. viii - heh AZ 'nte m
u,nr rn,rv - 90 holen az Ma s22 Rfoaaway IN ~. CIV
al NewYork IN the Southern Detrct VI Nes "iN "t"ss
Isaac DAYTON. Register. on the mnA ,h..ns I psv% 49,
1880. AZ o'cl0ck ma L0 y. -, ", 60. arr.
H. Marshal. Messenger. ooltaefa Disssst" y 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
Ocean 5tedmers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Line unler the AMERICAN FLAG.
sailne Wetues,a,.uOm PailAdeiIbia AMI Liverpool
Extra eaiings Ol Alternate SATURDAYS
BNlTIsM EMfIhE. FEn n. , a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-24
] oloE sN ItlNr s.rATss MALIl.. srE.ANEn.

Leaving Per -. y. loot ol kml 81
MONTAN m ~nAN. March % N - a m
NiSCuN II \ y I.-DAH. March y. $50 D. m
AHIION T.. ...-....1i -. NgIsn lN D a. l1.
WYOMING. .............. TUESDAY,. March Hi. 3 p. M
NV. pA ..... Q f.~UAN. March 3n. q. ma
~ These steamers bust II ron, IA waterugf
patmeut ard furnished W IN every requisite - mako
the passage across AsBuc both ana agreeable nav.
me bath iO0m smohlng.roGm, drawing room plano ani
library ao surgonn scwadsl ana ,af'rfr Ga
each The siatafo0n are ~ ur1er deck thus nsir
ing those attest o, all iuxurcs al SEA- perfect ve1taon
md light ....-. .. ..
slOo INTERMEpTATE SO. ~IEENAGE nc low riteA
OFFICE No. 70 nfpAlNAN.
LLIAIS & GIION.
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MllIITE STAR LINE.

w INITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
lfDN OI fEEN~TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-rho ~ this Line TAKE the Lane houte
By Maury, l. p ~ OF both the outward
hpmewaId Ny 49,. ~, .
cant Jennings fnnrsiay, ich ~ D. m.
OERNANIC. Capt Kenae ~ Ssid,i'y March a. 80 p ~.
hALfIt Capt Paisel ihut.nt5. Msr' - = o. n.
iOrI-SE 49,, -
These steamers uniform In sire hnd upsUfrasse 10
ynintmens The "a StaieruOms. Smoking AMI hafh.
ftsns y sudships where the noise snl moton
least felt sGorng OF oomcrt hitherto unatainabs
.. 49,, -.. 100 o,....-. 400 No..
tickets ON favorable terms -.,- .----.--
or Inspection Of plans AMI other iuiomaon apply ~ the
tompanv- No 81 Broadway New YORK ot No 40
Malnutst Philadelphia X J. AoNii-. Agent
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These hrstcass steamship. All regularly a. p from
Her No e.. North tuvei. - follows
CRY OF VERA Cii Can't Nanscc. N0o. Nlfcb Z.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. CAPT. FnOte..... raf. Marrh ~
freight 1poy
Ia WILLIAM f. CLYDE a CO. w. 50 Broadway
IAWION bros Ageutsin Havana
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NETWORK ASO HANRk
Pe ofC0mpaHy new No ~ N1rtB giyor foot % Iqftlnst
Travellers this avoid both tfanat by ENGLISH rtl
way md the disc0morts OF crOssng tho Chal1H m snM
boat
pfgGl, N'tii c-slff MCf ~. .
ANfF. 1rIGcHe...... Wed1esilV HrH. 80 -
Cres lynHuas Pans ma amounts tps1-
LOUIS DE bEbiAs. AGENT ~. % 81 lais.Y
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.

sailing every week alternately Phid lnh's ini New'
york. landing passengers siinu icN l0ufs uAo OF hs
Important points ~ nteiert on the Continent
hulN 4 %. MACH. 3D. . o. ~
Tor raics ~ passage ana ofhes iuiosmaton appy -
PETER WRIGHT q Sons. genera Aeenta
lD- NalOuf.st phliads. uhia - Hi sadVaF, hrWNork
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Batorv.fiaes. Ne~.iofs.
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DOTTFRDAMLINE.

Ii Steamers csve co.'s Pier ADJ Pavonia Ferry Jersey Cy
CAIA 40. W. ls~dtN, Iru 90. hvi fhDA - " fsis
ncsi, v Mar ID. " \. =, oiInN " oins .al. MAR "a
l,iCalia s65-sTO. "a CABIN. si5-T3. Steetsge 80.
~ CAIAUN. General Agent ~ eouth Nthsm ~
tUNCH EDi q 30 - south WIZ ,9,-I iteishs NSs$
l. ". NORRIS. 90 Brotuwav. General fa.-tso ASoAs
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg

eMPFRtAI GEkMAN MALL natnbnfX-
4 American Packet Nomptnfs Line FOR PLYMOUTH
CHENBOTKG snl HAMBtkG -
GILL ri Pen 20 SfLESlA March IL
IES,I NG..........M arcl SuENIA.. Magh ~
RATES of passage q Plymouth London. ChrTb9urg, Hsr.
burr and all points IN England. Scotland and Naies FIRST
Cahn gold 900; bin. 1oid $50; Secrarn cur
rercy s27 G. Il. Richard HpAs, Gen. Pass. Aet
XII NHARDT 4 co, 81 broadway. New YORK.
General Agents. 81 FtOad 81. New forT.
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UupFRIAI GFRNAN MAIL.

III EhlAb ULTIMA. y fthiiss
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NLW.AoNk.
SOUTHAMP1ON AND BREMEN -. 81,
GEN WENbEK. ~at feh - isllfl --0At t' ,.,
Dos ~ Mon Oh N....-... = no ~
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW NOKK "a soufHAMP
TOS. HANRE OR BkLMEN.,S an
FIRST CABIN ..... 800 SECOND CABLE .....-...fpo
STFENAOE. s30 -.,.
Return tickets al rednocd rates Prepaid seefaze cefhh
ea'c- f1". ,.--.--. 80.
OIL EIgflS 4 co. I0Nliugaft
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Z Y.nAyANAA MEXICAN MAILs. \. LIMO
Y, Steamers Pier No 3 y r.. a. y.
FOR HAVANA BlRECE
AND 4 VIA IANANA

AND VERA tRt 4. VIA HAVANA
CtlimRa' ftogfesD. Caupfthe AMI lflhiei1 =,
CITY or ~ N \ GA Havana and Mexico NAi. Nth.
CRY or NA-iiINCltA IllaKana onlNl ihufs MtN ~
llA OF A i.-NANb IA Havana amt Mesito' sMt "
These furnished with swinging h"f'hftn
satcrOoms small tables tnng room. meas are served
. "a carte wifht a. extra charge.
: cry OF MEXICO will ieayS Acw.Oroan, Man y
and 20 Tor Vera Cruz hafdad. iampico am lit-
pan. connecting WIN steamers Tor Havana. NeN lorN
r. ALEXANDRA ~ SONS. Nos 81 and 50 bfoaleai'