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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

California and Eastern capitalists have
Gently Infested over $1,000, o0o in mines
Sonora and Chihuahua.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

On the eT66mg Of 21st at San Francisco,
NJ. KaIlUNa5, n fer an examination OH
charge, of killing Chas. De Young,
5 held to answer without bail.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

.Tldg6 Harding SENTENCE! Charley
iercy, George and Frank Cook, at Salem
the front of The week, TO the Penitcu-
'ry for thsee- years each. Steel was
GttLl :GttLS Sl2594-f0r g st1sl4tiug- FeyrelI at -tEm<-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

Iindoo. won tie mile dash for two
IT old COTS, for tIle criterion stake. at
fcago or. tie 2Ist. Time-1:11. equal
the be3. on record.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

Sanskrft is to be sauoht in Harvard Col
e. ItTAnparts to the jaws an enttHrarse
Il elasticity that no esatorical orsleal can
er impair. No Young man cheri>hIng
liticnl aspirations should neglect to ac-
.ra If ..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25
Its Tngredients..

To show onr faith in safety and excellence of
the X. B., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition Is intended, we will
give the mannesof all it's ingredientsab sfiid daFt.
The above offers made before by the pro-
prietor any other Family Medicine in the world.
Nfamy festaxRhOminHg.f further Information ahnd
fnll directions for using wifi be found In the ram
phlet Treatise on Diseases Of fhe FLOOD = N
which each bottle isenelossa Price per
HininE Ie ounces. ~ 70 80 doses. Sold hy drug
Nets. l. RAsEosi SOS s Co. Proprs, Buffalo, y Y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

Vt the annual meeting of the Consrega-
aa1 4A=setial ion of Oregon and Wash
ton, Which met at Astoria on the 18th.
Y. s. s. NanderSol. former pastor ~ the
F. Church of this city. united with tie
soriotioD e.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

The Democratic Congressional Commit
at Washington. after weeks faithful
,rch and examination Of documents in
gard to Gen. Ciartielsi's record, have
zen it Hp. acknowledging there rs moth
in IL, and that it VIII be worse than
eIcss 10 tap the committees barrel to
care ia pnhlicstion. An the charges
yainst Gen. Garfield nlatts by the Demo-
ratic smut machine of San francisco, are
.tterly and maliciousiy false, and the per-
istencc i'll the publication of such lies by
he Democracy win only end in increasing
he GereraFs maiorities.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

Look ae%shis picture: Col. Tngersoll
lie $4,000 last year preaching the gos-
of norea-hat hereafter. and 4 Method
minister rrlaHe 500 by holding up Ihe
er end OF the beam.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

At meeting of the Metropoiita" Bap-
cluireh Of san Francisco oil the evening
the 10th, the pastor. the nntorions Rev.
S. Kalioci, and his sou, :he murderer ot
latc ,lChaS> DE Young, were endorsed,
Il notice given that neither this church
any member of it can he used for the
-rpose of creating any senkimfnt or mn.
rorable impression that may pre'ljntrce
n or his SON our beloved brother, in
any civil eases which may affect their
.Jutation,- their liberty or their lie.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25
re.apcrancs Na1lonal ric4at.

The Prohibition National Convention.
rith met at Cleveland, Ohio, oil the 18th,
minated hon. Neal Dow, of Maine, for
c Proficiency. and y. II. Thompson. Of
estcrvtIle, Ohio, for the Vice Presidency
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25
90 10 o %

eiA Be paid to any Public Hospital to, be mrA
ally agreed upon, for every certificate of this
sine pphiiahsd by us which 10 not genuine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12
Davies Wooing.

30 Jenny, cease your merry song,
And stay your busy spinning;
Ye ken that I've been wooing long,
And yet Pm but beginning;
For aye something or ither's wrong, .
And sets me back in winning.
If I were just some bonnie flower
Upon your breast reclining, &Eka
Maybe you'd ken in some bright hour
That for you was pining; = s
Maybe I'd find some unkent power s--'
My heart with yours combining.
"Or, if was some bonnie bird,
Say just a cushat cooling, -
Or if q summer breeze that stirr'd 81 !
Whatever you was doing,
think perhaps might be heard,
And make some speed in wooing.
" o lassie, if I only knew
The ways of ither's wiling,
What bonnie bird or flower might do -
In Loves most sweet beguiling,
Perhaps then when came to WOO
I, too, might find you smiling" T 4
Deed, Davie lad, you're much mistaken
For bird or flower to tarry;
Ihate to gle body pain, Z
If you your plea would carry,
Come as yourser, and say out plain,
Jenny, when shall we marryS"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12
THE HOUSE ON THE HILL.

"Well?" said Aunt Bina, a volume of
inquiry condensed into the rising inflec:s
ton.
"Well, John?' said pretty Milly, in
tones softer but no whit less eager, and
jumping up, as she spoke, to help her
husband off with his coat. -.
John let her assist him, let her hang
the coat, before uttering a word in re-
ply. Was there ever John yet who
did not take certain pleasure in defer
ring the satisfaction of female curiosity?
He gave Milly little smile of thanks,
drew chair for himself close to hers,
held his hands to the blaze, rubbed
them, stretched his legs out comforta-
bly,. Then, taking Milly's fingers into
his broad palm, he stroked them gently,
and, regarding the expectant faces with
twinkle in his eyes, said, leisurely:
"Well! There's nothing to tell.'
"Nothing! And you gone all day."
cried Milly, aggrieved. While Aunt
Sabina, adjusting her glasses with the
air of one not to be trifed with, looked
steadily at him and demanded:
"Wlat have you been a-lookin' at
then? You amt spent the day dom
nothin', I reckon
"Not exactly admitted John.
ssNext thing to it, though. First, I
drove up to Seth Dearborn's to see if
his mother-in-law was going to give up
her house, as Miss Pepper thought. But
she amt; she going to keep right on as
she is. Then Marius Mullet told me
of place two miles the other side of
the West Farms; and I want to look af-
ter that
"Two miles the other side of the
West Farms. Oh! John. Why, we
might as well go to Waterbury at once"
said Milly.
"Don't be scared, said her husband,
drily, ssThat amt TO be had, either.
faint for sale at all. Marius was mis-
taken, as he pretty generally is. There
isn't any thing at all to be had. I never
saw such town as, this. Business
thriving, and the village well off, and
gas and water and every thing handy;
and not house to be had for love or
money unless you build it yourself. The
only chance for fellow who can't build
is that some one should die or move
away. And nobody ever does move
away and hardly any body dies. call
it hard lines, if we've got to board all
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12
A Prayer.

o, not again, Lord, suffer me to know
The gall and norwood mingledin tho draft
That in the summer days of long ago
Ny eager spirit all too often Quafedi
I am athirst, athirst, but not for this,
Let this sore cup pass by me, oh. my G0di
The parching lips refuse to bend and kiss
The thorny sharpness of Thy heavy rcdi
If bitterness, to those who call on Thee
Turns in the heart to drops of honeyed dew,
Then by its broken dreams my life should be
Sweet as the fairest rose that ever blewi
If yearning unfulhlled and hope deferred
Chasten the heart that hungers for delight
by all its burning tears, its prayers unheard,
Then walks my soul in robes of stainless
If sorrow elevates and dumb despair,
And bleeding anguish, oh, by Thy great
love, 70 re ff
Then does my spirit float in golden air,
Ny soul sit throned amid the stars abovei
But o my Lord, my God, my Father, moi. ~
Forgive! Thysef has wrung from me this
cry! ia
Ny stricken heart has ne'er confessed It 60.
My burdened spirit can not rise on hight
But like weary bird with stunted wings,
Close to dim earth It futters round and
round, - 81
With hopeless grasp to barren grasses clings,
Where neither dew nor sweetness more are
found.
Grant me once more cup of perfect Joy.
Full, trimming o'er!-in all the run of years
A single hour of bliss without alloy; Il
For one such drop outweighs q thousand
tearsl .v>r
And from that magic potion there shall grow
Strong pinions to my soul, till, eagle fleet,
Bursting the bonds that chain it herebeIow,i
1t scars rejoicing to Thy very fest!
Stuart Sterne, IN Ne,c York Evening Post.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12
Politics in the Lime-Kiln Club.

Waydown Beebe said that he rose up
to a question of order. Politics had
commenced to boom, and wherever he
went men inquired of him what attitude
the Lime-Kiln Club would maintain
during the coming Presidential cam
paign. Would it side with this
party or that? Would it whoop for
this candidate or yell for the other?
Would it be found bearing kerosene
torches through the street, keeping step
to the tap of the drum, or would it ride
on horseback and carry the banners
the enemy? asa 49,
Samuel Shin said that he met the
same inquiries day by day.. and he
would like to know what platform the
club would stand on.
Col. Cato Windfall also wanted the
matter decided. He knew of at least
one case where he haa lost a job be-
cause he couldn't determine the atti-
tude of the club.
"Gem1en," replied me President in
answer, "de platform On which dis De-
troit Lime-Kiln CluD now stands an
will foreber stanL Ain divided into de
followin' planks:
"Plank Let SIGH people as want
to grind axes turn de grindstun fur
themselves.
"Pla,sk 2-Let de offs seek the man.
If it can't find him let de offs run her
self. Fe
7" Plank 3-Doan' Spite a good white
washer to make a poor offis-holder.
"Plaak 4.-Beleve muffin dat poly
tishans talk, but vote to suit your own
Conscience.
"Dis club makes no pledges, axes no
favors, an will be run in de intress of
de pubick at large an seek de good
opinyon of all men. Detroit Free
Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12

hadn't recollected to put the cover on a
crock Of lard which she had set in the
room below. She knew that there's al
ways plenty Of mice in old houses, and
it made her uneasy; SO, without saying
word to her husband, she just got up
softly and went down stairs to see. It
was full moon, and the windows hadn't
shutters, 50 there was plenty of
light to see by, without carrying can
die. She made her way across the
kitchen and opened the store-closet
door, and then she stood stock still and
didn't move q step further, for she was
too surprised. The shelf was gone,
and all the crooks and pals and parcels
of groceries; and instead of 'em, she
saw bedstead and q woman in it, sit
ting up, with her hair falling all about
her shoulders. Her eyes we're shinin'
with fever and she fixed 'em right on
the wofnan's and made q motion to
reach q pitcher of water on the floor
down by the bed.
cit was all so natural looking and
she was SO took by surprise that for a
minute the woman at the door forgot,
and just thought of reaching the pitcher
to help the other; but as the thought
crossed her mind the clock in the
kitchen began striking twelve, and with
the first stroke come long, wild bay
from under the window, the baying of
a hound-a dreadful noise; and with
that it all came over the mans wife that
it wasn't real, and she gave q terrible
scream and just fell fiat on the floor in
q fit.
I" Next morning she and her husband
packed up their things and come away.
They wouldn't have slept in the house
another night if any body'd have given
'em a thousand dollars, they said. Both
of them had spells of sickness, as told
you, and as soon as they was well
enough, they moved over to Canaan to
live. They had taken sort of dislike
to all this neighborhood, you see. That
was fifteen years ago. Not a soul has
lived in the house since, and I rather
think it'll tumble to pieces before any
one else will. Some fool may try it
again for one night" concluded Aunt
Sabina, impressively; "but it won't be
more'n one, or miss my guess. -
sob! nobody ever will" cried Milly.
81 wouldn't go near the house for
worlds; and neither would you, john
would your Do say you wouldn't"
John was loftily incredulous. He had
no faith in ghosts; none whatever, he
declared! Village people were always
getting up stories. 1t was a shame that
a good bit of property like that should
run to waste on account of such nom
sense. It was noticeable, however, and
Aunt Bina did not fail to notice that,
with all this bravado, John did not take
the old house on the hill. Son Milly's
account" he explained. eft was a
pity that girls were brought up so
timid!" Men are not always so con-
siderate of their wives fears, however
and Aunt Sabina shrewdly opined that
John was not altogether unvisited' by
private misgivings of his own, in which
opinion she was very likely right
Susan Coolidge, in the Independent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12

AIRED and white spotted deer was
killed by George Winthrop in the Pine
Nut Valley, Cal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12

"PINAFoRE - has been translated in
to Russian. "What, neyerovitchkia',
/" Well, hardly everoffskovitch.n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12

know nothin' at all about the house,
except that it was lonesome place and
the neighbors didn't like it,and that that
was the reason it went for nothin'. Not
a soul said a word to her about the
furriner or the dead woman; and that
made what happened all the curioser.
"They moved in one bright June
morning. The apple trees was all in
blossom; the sun shone; the house had
been scrubbed up clean: and it looked
likely place enough. The man and
his wife was both nightly tickled with
it. They took room up stairs for
sleeping, and the little room off the
kitchen, where the woman was found,
you know, they settled on for a store
closet. It was accidental, for she didn't
mistrust any thing about the matter, as
I said. He pnt up shelf for her, and
she set her butter and milk and grocer
les there, and her four-bucket and
sugar-pail. All day long they was
busy fixing and settling the house. By
night things was pretty well in order;
and they was so tired that they went to
bed early and fell asleep to once.
"Just before midnight the woman
woke up, and as quick as winkin' it
flashed into her head that perhaps she
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-12

4nc lduulauy naU MIN This Tune, TOT
the bottle was standing on the mantel.
shelf. TWAS necessary to get her out
of the room once more to remove the
little pebble, so he asked Haven't you
a colored glass bottle?' no. she said,
'she hadn't one in the house, Then,
said he, you had better paste some
dark paper around this one, for the
light weakens the eye-water, and in
time spoils it, The old lady went out
in the kitchen to hunt some thick paper,
and out came the little pebble. The
eye-water was made.
"'R Rub your eyes well with this three
times day. said he, as he corked the
bottle, 'and by the next time came
around you'll have q new pair of eyes
in your head
"Next morning as we were about to
pay our bills, the landlady inquired how
much she owed for the eye-water.
cit viii be . dollar for the pebble,
just what it cost to import them from
Germany said he. Il won't charge
You any thing for making it,
/" A dollar was just what he owed the
hotel. He and the landlay were
square. '"-Meao York Times.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
A-FALL RIVER LINE


FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST. oa--o.,
81 OF EACH WAY BETWEEN SEW-YORK AND BOSIoN.
Correspondence roductiOn al othor points East . 81.
Boston tickets good only for Continuous passAge Oh
steamers and connecting train specified thereon ,ovt
Tns mamunOt III palac steamers BRISTOL ami ftO,oasa
DFNC having placed the line for the season OF is
leave New-York DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED iro"
2S, y. r.. foot OF Murray at D. m
Leave BIOokll 45O jersey CITY 42S M VIE VIZ ~ sa
Tickets saicr0 ns, oh aimed Newf ofk AZ IJ
26l 27t AO 527 9li a 95T Broadway. ana st an WIrPs
hotels transfer Offices, the OFFICE Or III
LINE on TI pr r. and on board steamers Nos and
COurs. aud Annex Offices. Brooklyn ana Jersey Ty I'D
Boston at No House and at Old COLONY peDGt
BORDEN e LOVELIs Agents, New-fO
GEO. L. COSNOH. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:


S;=O for Washington, Ptsbnrg, COlunDis Cinnnati
Indianapolis, Chicago and the West Richmond
the Sirth Pullman tOn Baltimore 10 Ne"dIA.
Ohio. Pittsburg and Chicago -.
D. n for Washington and the Wes. Pull imam cara from
New York to Baltimore aud Washington making G'ose e,
nectOns for Pittsurg cincinnati indianapolis Louls'e
and ST os Through Pullman cars. Baltimore ID Cnch-
natl and ~. Louis . ~ nj,
seepers from New-Y York TO fillmore and WaHhngt0n
king close connections Tor Chicago, Cncnnati, lnu
oils Louisville ST. Louis Colum1ns PittsDurg the oOh anu
Southwest riTOugn Pullman from Baltimore 10 Cin'
cnnau Washington with trains for Lynchourg
Florida, New.Orleans ana the SOntil an 90
For through tickets please cell COmpany's 0hce SD
broadway. New YOrK and at ticket Offices foot Of Cortandt
and DesbrnSscs ats. and Depot Jersey Cliy ~,r,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANoAS, NEBhAshA AND
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
uNIIE Erie HALFWAY.

FINIE EKlE hAlIh - ,,,- .r-r r,,r ,.r
1 now known az the NEWiORK LAKE EIlE AND AND
WEsiEitN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF tr'dns' taking
eI n, @ Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room Cuachcu 10 Buffalo aud Suspension Bilugc
y m " connrctna with fast trains the West and South
we.t Pullmans best DHwhF'ro"h' se'pu's Oo"'"'S u
I'm (Day) Pacific EXpruss for tho West Sleeping
Crachrs through BufAiO. AIHgara Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago change: asO iOel nlng cars " OhcabV
IN m. kmigrant irain Tor tle West 49, vi. 10,
Trans leave Chambers street Depot Nsw S OH G G 79o
D. M and l. midnight saturday nights only sundayA O:lo
a. ; h u al Aud Passno g. 1850 TO- 1920 he 1920
a. m trains stops at Rutherford PAX only on 1nndays' ~
ll5. S:O 4lO d To- o.SO Oo nSV' oio D. % aud
midnight Sundays d ooo' lo0 :" N'' ''''' '''' -'
rasr.a $40 $40 70 592e 20 1lS sS G3a M y g.S RSo7.
XIX g g 10 ~ m aud II midnight Sundays $3.50, 95,
i3SS Ii GS5 M % nnl ia, y SS 5i5F g. FSo, p H. l9
midnight. sunday, q, $780, lOZO u M Ai4o o'V' % N
l. wnrwissR' n1l%iisRRA 7:5O a. m. 4:3Opm snn.
NswIlre ana Cornwall. 1850, a. m, $780, 43O m sun
EouSoSt SST aud H KInGstOn $50 Sundays $3.50
'6asb.n a 7gO @ 1920 H. $50, $780, Aso, p Sum-
days o. $3.50, 1920 H. S2 SS2 p m s,o A.so = n m Sun
trans Connect with York and Oswego Mluanu hao""
ot fnrv,s 7;5o o. 1920 a. m 490 o. p. NJ Sundays
$50 1910 O. M. O. $50 and p m , ..,.. altar aoch
mo , SIs m 70 ol6 D M and at 1046 and 1l:46 m
Tckes and for Sns o tS
nS 5sS'tte65i & t6i % or M Bfoa%ay n II cOart Brook
% Of q S ssns o% he West at 1875
me- is'aS eHS Js8 6oH r. GBBoTT Cent PAsSr Ag, NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
sSyS 1S EnSSTS& & cSssre S sc na
y i1d sS % uI TN iiS0 NJ 'aa
Nan"0N 10, H. ABboTT. Gsn'i PasaT Agk, Nsw'T erk
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
NEw-YOkK AND rMlLADELPIIIA NEW
BOUND REOOII HorrE,, -.

BOUND k.Dpk HDl IL
Icay, Sew ork iron station c H. OF ~ oo Of Lib
r. o.. i:.o =. j..o - IL 0n -uidAy at al5 a m'
Far ~ ON corner Third and Bcrk~ a.. at $3.50. . ll5
l..n. $50 t. $50. ,ij M On 9uhl'v NJ S'' J. "L'
'I.r iti,r wtien md Tucker sls. C.3o 7:i5, O. il3
q r, SO. ,.so s. 30 7:l5. II IN. On >nning at o'5 a.
nj ' Irrl Il - Train. Will cave Philadelphia for New York:
>i S All a. 'r ' isIs .% Al 10 "aoa. ia l@o 40. 5'o
5.:n - y p ~ ,ln ss.N' - M ;'' = p mn w. le;
s,i, . s.e li On sunday AT o-u a m. $50 p III
from sri,' Inn"a wsren I'D iasL ,i.2' exrp Mon s
raS e. y, ;,n On, ;nnihy 70. a'l5 =. ,n. 6Ii p. NJ
% @ + % I nsraI ' at 5~ 5rr-ry tvy NV '''" 10 "" "
'Irlo,9 Tor ,1r At i'G o, Ipr,'y.sl N"~ @3a 9 i"l
lnri a M 81 nTn. a &nnex mi ari e. JrwTs %GrL Boo,iyn
pr H'~n " r 10 sassss ,a'' from % noi or ir.e~ dsno
App % mad. At - :ro"1y " ina i ' 3i. IN
m. = nALn~ -. "cnridl ras'cns Agent
L'uR BRIDGEPORT aud al ront- on Nan-
;iIn and on-,one !ia!i'T -,eam,r cayr q. m a, ath'
A'. t.rc ~ owc ill., ~ any "'lSr "i.' roc & " ' '' -
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc. 81.
- .'a'"i- .y ra mp 'ah SIni'ss w. e. "a li,.' ''F
DENNSYLVANIAR RAILROAD.
/ Gi,EAT lHrNH LINE <,,,r,,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL: ROLTE: t..
Sew YORK wa cbro%'"s and Corandt S'Tect
mrTfi'SSS iTiSfrr. .no West aga south win Pullman
wi lima orr lawn go r N CORR and Erie
ht Oil irrionr.
TAIfrs. ~ Pullman Parlor cars daily eNHp SGniay ~
a. NJ arrive warninEiou AZ ~ Regular at 4'o and
r1prrs 1a ."f . NJ %Ta rhiasphia la Ia s 90 Ln!
~, IL a m l. ,:i1 l. ITO ). IT, 1:iU. $50 AMI ~ r. m
mi ~ nirhl. SUNDAY 43O and D. a. I:5b S;3D and
10 n. ~. II niehi. -,, - , . . -
eXrrut Sunhav. iii, al ,,..,,., ,,o,,a
Al LEI cy Cy anOrlng speedy and dsrect transfer for
rrsns arrive From Pittsburg 800 1870 o. M 1910 o. m
.t,ilv - M. G.3 H. daily. except MONDAY. From
Washington Baltimore. 6:ln Am. 3:' i:' 100 ?
~, sunday ,jD a. H. FIOm phiadc.pnia, "5u 500. 900,
ini il.:n a. m $50. i.30. 4:jO. G:B. $50 aud
1n.lo D. a sunday, $3.50. G:U5, $50, lH4O ll:3O Il
lk,t
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
Steamboats, ann Railroads

A LBANY YBOATS-pEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No IL, North River
foot Of oangIst, every week dsy p M oonnesnE as AZ
bapy lsunday morning excepted win trains NORTH West
ma Fesk etatercons warmed BY steam. fhl
Excursion 70 Albany and return A. secd @ 20 dayA e. -.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
Ocean 5fedmerS.

4 MEXICAN LINE. -..
N FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVERPOoLs -.
Onv Transatlantic Line under this AMEhICAN FLAo-
Sailing every Philadelphia and Liverpos
Extra saiiings alternate hatuIdaVA
BRITISH EMPIRE, saturday April TO- lo r. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing week alternately from Fhhd pha anh HeW
important points Of interest the Continent.
lIYNLAND. ApT IL. II a. m.
For passage aun other Information Apply 70
307 Wanut-st. Philadelphia 52 BrOadway, New iorN
A NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
N NEW.YOKK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River New-York.
Circassia April II. a. IN. DcyOnia Ap Aptll "a p m
Ethiopia April IL. II a. III. Bolivia. INLAY l. II n m
These Steamers do carry itil" sheer or pigs
Cabns $50 10 SS1. ExcureD tickets at reduced rates
Second Cabin $40 Steerage F2S
NETWORK To LONDON DIRECT
From Pier 40 4G. North River foot Of Cmrlos-sf
Utopa...Aprfl 81 p IN. California. .Apii ~ "a H.
Cabins 500 Sb5. Excursion tickets a Reduced ralb5
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, 3owllng GreeI:
CUNARD LINE.
" EXTRA STEAMER: PALMYRA,
For Liverpool direct.
SAILING SATU RDAY, APRIL luth.
Passengers embark at Pier l. " r., at IL nOOn
PASSAGE $G0-SS0-and 500
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SEAGER BROS.
90 Beaverst
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