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financial.
REDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS OflS73.
STATE OF CAIIFoRsIA-TRKAsURT DEPARTMENT.
sAcRANKNTo, March Ia. 1851

sTAIE or CAuFoEsIA-TREAsURT DEPARTMENTAL
sAcRANESTo March Ia 1881.
WHEREAS, There is on this day in the
W state Treasury the ~ hundred and three
thousand q 08OOO dollars which. under an Act ot the Leg
isaurc ~ the California entitled Act % provide
for the payment OF the funded ~ the state ~ Cali
fonia and contract funded debt for that purpose
proved Ap p 1870 Il for the redemption ~ Civil
Bonds Of said state Issued under the provisions of said Act
Notice h hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS
For tho 81 said Bonds viii DE- received this De-
parmeni Tor the above specified until the Gath day VI
May. A. ID. lrsl. "a II o'clock a.
No bid will be entertained ~ than valne and
spon-iOc guarantee must accompany each proposal, which
must be nor-ed, sealed proposals for surrender OF civil
Bonds Of lS73.'
Bonds must Doe surrendered within days after the
ceptance Of Tie proposal f0r their redemption
- ale Treas
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FAtI RIVER April i.For Iring Cloths urrc has been
, lair Ia rod d'nand ~. Tor 80 sIuft' v'fh
bnsne. =. reported which. with sac- 81 "0" rfs late
iast e,eng makes holders willing srutr- and
nrr IN view ~ the r-ucr stock fUf Wtb cloths 80
II freely bid freely declined ia iAFw 4" ~ AZ The
askl
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TMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWNORk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
hprii 10 DONAU ......... sat, April 20
NOsFI. sat. Aprl ~ sALIEK ....... sat, May I
RAI'I.S OF ti--Ati. from NEWGORk, SOC TuAAP
TON. HANHE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN .... 500 SECOND CABIN $50
STIEKAGE, 80.
Return ticLrs AT reduces. rates Prepaid Storage rtin
caieh "a steamers sail nom iier between second AMI
i"''"'''' ''"'""''' GEiRICus q CO. Bowling Green.
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financial.

All, who are interested in railroad business
n ana 90 satistics should ret THE TIKI NE Al
WRNNt' for ISL nov r,ady. plice - cents 81 nal
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want 70
cot H. Tr1hne Almanac for ISL u gives The bguros
Inter stai"a iysnu6 And expenditure s.noo ls1A Prc@
q nv n &
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NEW-IORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NFW LINZ.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
For TRTNTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
.,o work %gT a@ s,nio API n 100, OF Lib
for philadelphia ninth and Greenst-, at 40 9 lli5
m. lO. {. 90 $50. i2 D. IN On sunday al SAB q IL
For .firA and Berk- -ts at $50 o. MS a. 100 49,
For Trnon Warcn and 1uoker.si>, j.D, If3 o. llil5s
~. l0. {. 80 $780, IL D. N Sunday 40 a NJ ''"o'
= Rlrm ,i Trains leave Philadelphia for New YORK:
Prom station, rhtde ara Reading r. N 40 ann
~ M, on -unipy At -.jos m. 6so - ,. N.
From ili and BrrA, .is At ~, 20 ~, H. m J. ''V'
Prom trenton wartn and Tucker ia - 20 $50. T.
sS5 10Y. 80 s %" 81 - ''0 '4' 4' w.
eonir. on !. Cy station and from Brook
u s tRa Sp :. loot ! Liberty IT, 2so 2o aoi ou,
f ~. :, asa hn1t me- =, IS~s War BiooiyS
\ rraP,f' ceany Doe. sps', Sl G,l 10, ana
csi'on Sal be- l.355 Hro,Gmay. 80 oh ave:
conn e,iia Ton Nib rn tirpnon 1na AK ,tclcgTyn
'''' o'r ManApot GrL ra,s Agent.
L'OR BRIDGEPORT and al points on IIOU.
ANr,lNIG and SAIGATTCK HAfLh"AD S-St'sIn-n
IT. KY III t'I1 , &c q ~ f osr tala BY Other
N-FW-IIAyEN, HARTFORD, &c.-farr, sL
" STEAMER. save Prctsg daily Ssundays eio- eed 100
hewHayen a. and ll:SO , 10. connecting VII. I'.l
NLW-lUkh CENTRAL AND HUDSON
no - Il. vi leave GRIND central bepa.
% sTtsT1 s Sn9 H HS9s.n hA's"' 10
10 q, m Chicago ETprtss u canAn4
"a @ T. ti5any sai Troy with connections T. UuoA
400 n Acegninoatloa 70 Albany ana TOY c,r, ~
81, ~ Losi fa az ui tsToash ,yy asL 40
or Aubarn Road Station, ana f9f 4lh9 100. ~. a." p.iis
0sso p m, Pacific Express daily. with .c"png ear n1
10 sunday night Tor Montreal II bans
1851 H. lsat Eiple>s VITA s-eepiHs cAis {" Albany a"a
TTSy IN sale at S 49, 252 snd 4l3 Rrosfvay. ,na a
Es,est. ny sis ySrs aud Sd 81 nrsya.
10
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NMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,

FOR oTFFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SDTTCE-1 he steamers Of this Line take Lieutenant
Mttry's O. aHs route. AZ all seasons Of the year.
cry OF Eti.llN SAIl kbAl Apl - IL noon
CITY Uf BHi S~i Is .Illl ltSDAI. ApL =, T. m
CRY or Clt~ifK rAl I KDAl, MAY . II a. m
tIIG OF NitHhOND ...-. SAIl kDAD, May "a, $ D. M
CITY DF MONTREAL III L h~DAh May 10, 10 a. M
From la,r Be-. y. H.. foot 81 harltOn 4.
CABIN 4-Ipud 800 Return tickets on iaSurIb" terms
SD lI.AsI. -. Tp IHid. 20 Ira- Al lowest rates
Saloons smoking aud bathrooms aniisips
Iht-. -trau.cs lot carry cattle, sheep ui ItS-.
JOHN g.. DALI, Agent. 81 1ni 81 Broad" ay. y. \.
Fhi.aall d ha ONCE so. los south 4th-sir
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vI,HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known a. tie
/ NEW.YOKK LAKE. EKIE AND WESTERN RAIL

/ NENYOKK. LAKE. EKIL AND WESTERN RAIL
nstSarxr OF TRAINS rAKNe EFrcT yoyEMnrR T. l-so
. in iam 1 sua s s ne, Brdgc
p daily Past - l"ai, Express, arm, ng AZ Bu
southwest. PumAns best Dfa~ingfoom Sleeping Coa'h's
D. H. Daiy)-pacihc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches through 70 Buffalo NIAGARA Pals ch,lnn ani
without change also Hotel DINING cars Ia 1hlt4So
I'll p grant tram for the Wet
Trains leave chsiaos,s street Depot NeSf9rs i ~
m and IL midnight saturday nights only sunday .io
Raihefiory and Passac O. 80 TO- 1920 m.ihe 10 -
m tSs oES At ~, Guths1iG To- oPy o on M II MA
night sunday d, 80, 10 20 NJ -, go p ni' anu -
PatsTson g. 80 TO- 10 20 M noon; Las $50 10
8 40 5aO $50 Go $50. ., > 1890 z ~ AUD - ihid o..
night sundays O. $50, 1920 M 49, oSo p No. anu -
passr.Sn via Newark G45 30 II 30 $40 400 go.
clio so D IA and y saturday nights only sun
days 2, ~, 30 m; Its $50 g. $40, 7i5. and /:
midnight sundays u. $50 1910 a. m, lao o'o p w. ~"
y w WlSs,sh' 80. io.eOa m, 40 p m. o.
Neebnrg Cornwall $50, . A. M $40 4Jo p m run"
Ho,ndoat aad Kingston. A. In $50 p M Sundays -"
a m. g. 7.5o o. 1920 M $50 $50 43o. :. 7l5 p N
sSM9SS.lrioun $50 o. iO.o a. N, $50 $50 ~ p ~ 81
y np ains connect with Ne~ioFk aud o'~"so '"-'
hI arr e ~ yam 90 O. 1920 nj T. us p !" sun
$50 1910 M e,1 ANA aaarfcr OF and quarter ses
each hour from 5.40 a IN. 10 s;i5 p u" Ana A. 'o' ~
Picket. for passage and for ASartmen'ssha a Tor ss
and Sleeping Coaches can Ds may Con;
checking sss $50 aoi Braasay ~ H. No.
rrss from the arrive In Se~fors " ''
and s' M o. ~ sna ABBoI PAST Agent Ns"f's
~,oprupRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TRANS s eso % l. g. $50 $50 go $50 ,5o WI m;
and Is.sS $50 ss,a p nisS.. "a
Ssnsot spring Valley and Monsey ''oo' s'' ''' >
Pm mo- n. ABBOTT. osn1 Psssr Aren't Ssv'fsfH
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy Sonth Amboy, Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Ashny Park Point Pleas
ant Toms River Barncgai ATLANTIC tll &c.
Leave New.York, foot Liberty ST., at . $40 llio M,
1.lO :, 30 1. go y.
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DED STAR LINE.
Ii tnr..i state. and ROYAL no'yiln Mall Steamers,
INIUA -AIt hpAG fuK ~ F" f.llf
The splendid ur-trla-s, iutpo~'ftd-- IL amer .
-tVfrll i,f. ANp ratunlay. 81 in %, p ~.
tttNfNNU SATURDAY AlIl ". . a. ul
saloon. -at-u.fu- smoking aud bath rooms AnnishlpA
-,,,u.I s,,u.uu0titlou uf' ht'itrl
-tl.. ,,rtu- al. nn f.4lu i''A
&c. hlr-,- cattle. shes . or pig. carried
e',.nI calm -. ~. l..id 80. excursion. 400
PtIlK NhIolfr = >pS~. icnl Agts 10 Bi"ad"ay, y !.
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamer. I,,,c WAI~oNs STORES Brood ~ n. -, ,o
\. ~'lOlIEN ..-...-.... " 'N' N'1l' I, n 80
s,,Ilt',fHv wc,nc.i,, Nav :
l tanih 900 go 2i ,amn. 30 sirerass, 80 sircr-
49, non, l.,.irt,anl pnp,id - II tAIA1 \, cen Af';'
--,,il, WiI.rs t. u Ntil lbNE 60. = south IL
,u ~, i1r, ht Ast- ~ MORRIS. 30 iroNi~a,, g. J. \
NN'UIIE STAR LINE. Entertainments.
w INITEp~ STATES AAp ROY MALI l.AAfl'''
fDE.Ti N~GOWN ANb ~ tlsl''i- ,,,.
NoTlgi o. -tru,f- ui th. lint taxi iir lthr lt"nt'
o., n.,d hs llrutruant Maup. L. = \. on bolh 'Ar
UtIii,. ,,i. rnrs.I hur-liy, Apfii n. u a NJ.
Co., fNA.sIt. capt k'uu"iy SAiui'A} NrI' 90" ." y.
uI 80 IIlt. capt ~ .nE tui LAY PIP ~" - ~, ~
ii.uu' mi WHITE STAR DOth iOol or E7i
l as..r are uniform go size and unsurpassed r. ap
,,,. ,r. p ., lui SHIPS wh'r' the uui,r aud u"li"h are
..i ft agJriug Of comfort mhcti" "i"'''n@'''
- ,., s4n and .ln0 Return tiotct' favor.
H.. .,.al.r- carry neither ,,t~ sheep nor r's -,
10 n.Y, % fI4a- tnl Other ihlHmti'' Apply " '"'
,-.,.., - uHl,,, NO. HioldwAy. Nrv l"tA -,
i'''' H.. Cokil~ Agent
e. r,urIrrr a. co. Agent. uo,lon.
BAEiIIr Is tAIrEli- Agents fh'"hlPha
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NORWICH LINE
To poston Worcester NashuA Portland and tns Eas'
va Steamers leavo yarr M ~ nota hssI.
Al n IA dAA1y. BuRaays eKcopted hnna ceAS- I" o0s
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r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. San. -,
| A PASSENGER TRAINS on spd AFTER trre /. lFl VIZ
aepot foot Of Coraan and Dessrosses ss =. ~
- n ~ a0,i 30 n NJ Tor PASTOR BeGhIshrn' ADrnoNI+
IratinF Naneh CHUNK, wuassbarr~ fo""n1l nas sy
ithanA f,onsva Lyvss Buffalo Sad the "esh fu41 NNF
iug coaches attached 10 so y IN TAIN g. all ro,ts
40 - and y n coineSb III ~ i
A Malanoy aud Haloton coal reEionF - mn,
IL y IN BYIN dTuIi. GeRrrHi fasSorg'T AsegS ..
o.,.r.i A ...arn acn corner church and COr-AetslA
heneau A-%aS~-AS n a. ANTr'tS. A~-nt
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y Leave Ncw.York. foot OF Lberiy-st., ~ X.
Via BanchpOrt:
For sandy Hook -. u - A. n. y. m.
For Beach, Scabnght and Highlands, o. BIB,
II ~ an 800. =.
Via Real Bank
ia m.-For Lakewood. Toms River, Barneea &c -
l3O =. n-For Lakewood Nanch"sier' Toms XAVIER, AT
IANTiC CITY and an stations 10 Bay-id'
kcHOO v hiiings, Toms River, Banes aLdc~
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NIONAECH LINE.
VI NEW-NDRk and LONDON.
~plen'ii neg fast -t,iu,r~
It.ArtHsa adjoining iasonia Frffy Jrf@y ivy
Celtic Nnaafch. Aprii 3d. A--yrian Monarch. Apri 80
SAXON Nnnsf,l. AprI O. Egyptian MOuaioh. May
-l. or 4,rnriin- alton pa ~ STEER
age, u - yoyagr Prepaid ,te"Ihc Al 40" rates
app, to The g'n'fh agents,
PATTON. VICKFI.>S CO.. AGENT. Bovlins"r"en
NATIONAL LINE-From Pier 30. y. Il.
y QlFTN-1oWN AID LlNEhPppI.
ISGfA$D AVL -i. J o. a. 30 IT. Apfi % . a ID
IDi lpslDN tNirinua DOfk'l - 49,
CANADA Apul lr. rn 90. tHlN Apnl a. ~ a. i1
ttrn -fu Co. -4u. sulrtiuJ Plruhl stIt' " h,f' -
i.Iu. i.v,r t.au mot nnrs III k0i' M'nasrL
60 a.d g.. $50 ..ptwt1. n. \.
DACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
-ll.iur Ilrf f.slt ~ ANIL T.. Nofth lttrt.
Don -au tinu'i-'" Wa a." ls'hnu- q" iah'n.., ..
CpIDN "Wednesday. Arm 60 noon
Connecting for C,uti.a and s"uh Nurr'a and MrAi'o.
I4nu san lIanri-fp q" JAIan and hhA =, "a a., .
tln 90 luhID lhul-h)' mh ~, J. W
pom san tln,i.,o Honolulu Nc~ |oaland and Aus
tfahf -.
~ Ala NliA TH,Wi'l"f' "N o. y 49,
Yf on 80. ~ lnu.nu mails 90 -.n ilsu.t ''" .
ri.s.rg,f. forwarded &" NAN fHAStl-'t, SANb"in II
f~I.N>ll-. IAlAN. tNISA. SIN /lAlANi. ~ = ~
ia. -ut lu AMttItA. tEHIIAL AMLhl'N AMI
I'D fci.i tat.r aui general INF formation Apply at Com.
PAM . putr. il,f tout u ANA -, Nofti ~
' ~. ]. ~ LAY,
FL
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NOR BOSTON.-TitE LATEST TIsAdH WIN
l. PSliman sleeper "a T. n sId S "a - a. ni 1850
a. a. sundlTa firo tuiD at wreS Ga va ''e'
ia New.Yofk ana H---p f.rginnd lLtIiH"i
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Steamboats, ano Railradoo.

Iron STEAMBOAT co.
Y. PALACE LN,l l.-lON SlL\NEHH 10
COMFY ISLAND,
VIA
runS pTFR AND Ni.A BEACH ROUTES,
AND To OTHER polNI~. .........,.
THIS company no" prepared ""h'i Hl.l' ~.
a. ~ ~ t-fpN- toney Island and "ls'"tri"
No advantage uf The IRON BOAF- "li'h ar non ."l
,.t.t. kshr the ri'Elni accommodation ~
49,, f.d,urhtfl -il dpSu the ba, and ~, many st'
,,rt and I.a' he. tgtthtr WIN th' low ~
A. ftf, 49,. Inducements which 'Atnot aii =" li - ;,
this D. the NN ~ J. - ny W u
,,,, vt,,. ,lid,ru friend. tot dAy . rrtIcauoh
loi ia" i'' 800 N'' JAS V FREEMAN,
Superintendent.
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l UaInburr. American Packet COmpany's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. ...
WFSTPHALIA..... April ~ CINBkl 50
GFLLEKr April * hf.itD H. my -
Rates passage TO plymouth. London, Cheronfg liam
burr nd an the south OF England: ihst Caln
4IOO: second cabin, go; Storage $50 Round trip
ut reduced rates. Storage from Hamburg, haFre anu
southampton. ~. ...1.....r. ,o
kUNHAIDr * CO., {. H. RiCiARD w.
General AcrntS General Passenger A gents,
I'll Hr,ad.st y Y No 81 broadway, y. y.
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riIL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON. n,,.,r
l. MN ~ a. SFWPDIr nud fAlL RlNfN

l. N'-'' 80 via SEWPDEr nnd FALL. RlN TX;
Through Tickets sold and Bagsas" checked !" All P'nP
Ia.trrr points .-,u.,.,tr an, an D,orbS \ lt,va
~ \ nfl daily. -uui, rNcrpi'd nom llrt -,
f,t,..,, - ,u "a GOSSIP los VIA ~ NfsN b'"'
,,.., f.r.,, tif, q. ul from Brooklyn. 40 l. m -. III
Tfgkl.f- ~TAiTlpONS. ct'. can b" "piii.'N ~ ~
,rnl Motel. and o., O1o'-. Al The o'rr on l'i = "i"
'i 9, ',, sf,,r,,r- BORDEN a LOWELL Agents
GEO /. tONNOR.G q. =. A. .,,,,-
SPECIAL NOTICE ,..,.,-,.>.,.r.
steamers Elti~lhl anu -
viii rc,nu, thur trip. this LIE on NONDAh APtH 10
|, = ~ n 4 L Il
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>rEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

CONNECTION. Leave fOOt OF Liboriy sc iOr fieeho0
AZ SIS. lIi5 q. M. 4. 800 ?. m.
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~ addition Alotc number thetc viii hr id 10 o."
,itf,f 81 tl' -td place ui' iiH.'i .
hI.,rr d'f 90
same date uurifsrt.l f.n~t. Sos. -ia. @ 'i-
psi, Hhl,h have Disco hssu trasu lg Nt"fH4I'' ".i '
,fru- aid tru-t i'td lh"- uurlffH euitr ti' "t'
hni,l- trutt
r.i on Diem from AID after they payable 5 r
Of tlis uO,i,r.
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Ocean Steamers.
LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEw.YORk TO LIXERPoOL VIA QUEENS
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nor,rrp TRACK, TuR MOST rNPRovrp FeCtN
AnrI Az y tIE FAST r. ! ~ NJ AAIHSA-' A--sA
WITH ABSOLUTE 5Ahi.Il-' b.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ station in Newiork, foot Of Iibetysti station In
ITooklyn. foot OF Futon-st. Jewels Wharf
Commencing January 10. 1881.
Lave New YORK foot III Liberty at. "a follows .
$40 a. m.-FOr Pennington Easton Allentown, Reading.
Harrisburg &c.
7.sOa m-FOr SchOOleys Mountain. High Bridge Branch.
d. /. aud Western Il. H.. EastOn Allentown, Wikesba1e
WayeTly. &C. -. ,.,-
Harrisburg Msuch Chunk. Wiiamsport. Tamaqua, Drton
Nanticoke Upper Iehgh scranton, sc. -
%. For Pennington Eason Allentown, EeSding, hA
rsburg Mauch Chunk Wayery, &c.
$50 p. m--For Eason Wind Gap hauch Chunk Tbmaqua
DriftOn WilkesbaITe, scranton. &c.
D. For schoOley's Mountain High Bridge Brancus
Easton, Allentown &c -
4i5p. m.-For S0meryile, Pennington, &C
$40 .. m.-For Easton. D.. /. and w: r. r., Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Nauch Chunk, WtkesbafTe, &C.
SUNDAY trains leave a. ~ for Bound Brook
aud intermediate saiions at $50 M for Eason Allen
town, Harrisburg aud the West. - =. -
For Newark at 80, CAS- 90. ~ 80 SID 80 s5oo
30 10 10 80 ll5 IL M; l. = 8 $50, =, 400, ., o;5u
546 G:l5 o. 30 7l5. sac gl5, 1913, lll6. IL ?. m
For trains local points. Time Tables at stations
Ias OF Brooklyn and Enc Annex make connections
Il nh from jersey CITY station.
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RAILROAD.
\ on ard after Alri. 3, ISL,
GkLAI TRUNK LINZ

On TRAINS EACH WAY wErK DAYS AND o Oh
etfN 10y. IuHEE STATIONS ~ ~ I4-A->4-.-A n4~A~
TWO IN NEN-lOI.h.
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4 III UN IlTNF.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEESSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ApyssrNI( e -. Tuesday. Aprl 90. $3.50 D. NJ.
1-y1NfSi TUESDAY, NAV 3. $50 1. m.
ARIZDN III EoDAh Nay ~ $'g III
Wi1rONSiN .. ........-.. Tuesday, May II, q. m.
NEVADA .......... Tuesday May "a $50 D. W.
" These steamers built Of iron. In waterght com.
partment and furnished with requisite 10 make
The passage across the Atlantic both safe and agtetaD nav
ng bathroom smoking room. drawing ROOM piano ana
library exp rrnc seW8ideas ana caterer on
each steamer The starOoms all upper deck ts ihut
ing greatest OF all lu1ues al perfect Ventilation
and night. , 400 40 49,,
IABIN PASSAGE according tn stateroOm 500 $40 aud
500 INTERMEDIATE. 80. STEEkAGE al low rates
OFFICE. NO. 20 BloADWAh; c,,,o,
WILLIAMS & GUlON.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
CITIZENS, ITNE-
DALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
after April B. Trains leave ron Pennsyf
H. Depot the foot Of Cortand and also foot Ut
Desbro-scs St. "a follows:
$40 A. m-Except sunday. for Washington and the Wes
m.-Daiy for Washington. Cincinnati Chicago and ~.
Louis Entire Train through 10 chlcago also through
cars Cincinnati. - -
pm~Daily for Washington and the West with sleeping
Cars attached. - .--..- - .
The New b. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
90 all trains
Trains arrive the West at $40 m, $40 D. M ann
1910 D. ~.
Tickets checked through % dcstinaon
Company once 3l5 Broadway and at the different Offices
OF the Pennsylvania X. II. Company.
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JGmN : ~ II-oN. trustees
O1IrEoI IiiE JEIfEEruSyitfE MAi1- tNrI,fIANArI
Oils NalKnAut uNf AN1,
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TINHE ANNUAL MEETING of the ~tOc kh0id-
/ ,rs ~ the WATKINS AUTOMATIC AIGNAL llE
GNAiII COMPANI Viii br hrd a The once 81 ihr tomiA
on tuesday,. Arul d. 20 H. O'Clock uofu. Tor the election q"
ouch other Duaness may come brior' t'
meeting l.. d. RICHARDS
SECRETARY
OYIIcE o. ma DELAWARE AND Iiuu-oS CtNAl Co-}
NEN NoAE April y. 1881.
V'IIE annual meeting of The stockhodcrS oi
this company Tor tn election ~ Managers VIII De h'u
of the company Tuesday the 10Th day 81 MAY
ntAt ID.
Tho transfer books NI b" nstd from the evening 81 AP
10 until t,o morning 81 MAY H. - .,.,,,r
hy order 81 The Board. GEohdE L. HAIuh J.
S7S OOO -WANTED-A partner. active I'VE
the advertiser 10 continuing the business u an old csbhn
house - high standing aud credit and with vhh
able influence and connections Address MERCHANT bon
IL, once New.fOfk Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
General News.

Cotton is rather firmer.
Prussia has |, 1875 millionaires.
There are $4,000 lunatics in the United
States.
There are S,9l0,0 900 Jews in the world.
Jacqueminot roses are selling for 81 each
in New York-so il is said.
Canada's public debt is increasing at the
rate of g., 500 900 year.
Reading. Penn, is 10 have \ new factory
for making fur hats.
Fifty cases of frost-bite were treated at one
New York hospital, Thursday.
4 fall of rain of one inch in depth sends
down 100 tons of water on an acre Of ground
During the third quarter of the present
wear, the births in Great Britain were 49,
elo. and the deaths l62, 421
The Rifualists rather flourish under the
persecution Of Lord Penzance. whom they
term 1.-THE new Protestant Pope"
The new line of steamers from New York
to Bordeaux. France, propose to make the
passage in twelve days.
Ii is said $50 members Of the British House
of Commons are in favor Of the disestablsh-
mcnt Of the Church Of England.
The ''exodusters" from Indiana who ar
rived at Washington half frozen and half
starved have been sent South by charitable
citizens.
The Safe deposit company Of San Francis
90 has laid down an iron vault weighing soo.-
900 pounds. Ii is believed to be the largest
in the world.
Monday was an even;ful day on Wall
street. There was a great pressure TO sell
and almost panic. Western Union went
mp to So IS and then went down with 4 rush
West Alexander. Penn, magistrate is
reported to have married !, 500 couples within
two years, and TO have built fine house with
l. H. =. -.
that his house 10 located two miles from West
Virginia and twelve miles from Ohio, so
bridal couples can easily come over the lice
and be married by him without license, &C
cording to the laws Of Penn.
lions Advocate says: 1.-THE Shaw Univer-
sity at Raleigh. n. c.. one of our Baptist
Schools for freedmen has sent out more than
1000 teachers among the colored people. 1t
has now s75 pupils"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

AUGUSTA, Jan 6. 1881.
Met according to adjournment
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. BUTLER
Journal was read and approved
Order from the House relating TO the limit
ing of the time of presenting petitions or or
ders for private or special legislation. was
tabled on motion Of MR- DISGLEY Of An
droscoggin.
On motion of MK. BERRY.
Ordered. That Joint Select Committee
of three on the part OF the Senate. with such
as the House NAV join. be appointed to con-
tract with some suitable person or persons
to do the State printing and binding for the
years 1851 and 1882, subject 10 the approval
Of the Legislature.
Read and passed. and Messrs. Berry of
Kennebec. Hill of Hancock. and Wakefield
of York, were appointed on the part Of the
Senate.
The committee TO whom was referred the
examination and counting of Senatorial votes.
having attended to that duty reported as
follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
Pleasant Paragraphs.

Thse are the days in which Professor Jack
Frost addresses the tingling ears of the good
people of this city with biting effect.
'.Ah, parson. wish l could carry my gold
with me said diving man to his pastor
1T might melt was the consoling answer.
They tell of very ''cultured' divine in
Boston who, instead of saying The collec-
ton will now be taken up" impressively re-
marks. The accumulation of money will
now enSue.
There are so many inventions that cannot
get out of order and twill last a lifetime -
that ANYBODY who shall discover something
that will get out of order and will only last
long enough to be carried home will supply
long felt want.-Boston Transcript.
4 bashful young clergyman, recently rising
to preach for the first time, announced his
text u this wise sAnd Immediately the
cock fwept and Peter went out and crew
bitterly
Said Galveston school teacher If |
have ten apples and give You five and your
big brother five. what will be left?' ''I'll be
left" responded the younger brother, ''for he
will get away with all of them. That's the
kind of presidential candidate he is
Coin to hang up your stocking Christ
mas?" asked a Chicago man of a Boston girl
who is visiting his sister, one day last week.
II shall certainlk suspend my hosiery" she
said, looking kindly at him over her eye
glasses, because think the beautiful Gus
tom of bestowing upon our friends those
things we think they will appreciate should be
adheared to-" He put copy of Emerson's
works, Joe Cooks lectures, some annotated
lectures on biology aud two boxes of chewing
gum into her blue but long stocking Friday
evening, and is now her affianced oyster
huyor