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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
DELINQUENT LANDS.

n Nhe following is the Delinquent Land List
Il for Ooonoe County for Taxes Of Fiscal
Year 1879
CENTRE TOWNSHIP
Ransom Dondy, 90 acres
Frank Smith. 100 acros
TUGALOO TOWNSHIP
Phillip Chambers, aores
WAGNER TOWNSHIP
Jesse +. Cox, 100 aores
WEST UNION
James r Dawson, l lot and ono building
Notice is hereby given that the whole of
the several parcels, lots and parts of lots Of
real estate, described in tho preceding list,
or so much thereof as will be necessary to
pay the taxes, penalties and assessments
charged thereon, will bo sod by tho Treasu.
rer Of Ooonee County. South Carolina. at his
Office in said County, on MONDAY, 9th Of
Juno, 1881, unless said taxes, penalties and
assessments be paid before that time, aud
onch sale will be continued from day to day
until all Of said parools, lots and parts Of
lots Of real estate shall be sold or offered for
sale. . 4.lt J.J. SMITH,
Auditor Ooonoo County.
Juno0, 1881 30-2t
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There will be preaching at the Baptist Church
next Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ. by tho pastor.
Tho Glass Ball Shooting Club, Of our town,
will have another test Of their skill at West
Union shooting grounds on next Saturday at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Judge Hudson holds the summer term OF
the Courts Of tho Eighth Circuit. He began
at Pickens on Monday last. Col. Orr draws
there his first sword as Solicitor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

WoNAN'sS WISDOM. insists that it is
moro important that hor family shall DO kept
in full health than she should havo oil the
fashionable dresses and styles of tho times.
She therefore sees 10 it that each member of her
family is supplied with enough of Hop Bitters,
i'll health, to prevent fit Of sickness with its
attendant expense care and anxiety. All wo-
mon should exercise their wisdom in this way"
New Haven Palladium
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
BUSINESS LoSALS,

Ice cream and ice soda water for oommencec
ment week at Norman'.,
A beautiful lot Of jewelry just arrived at
Normap's.
The finest line Of medicines and chemicals
always on hand OF N Norman's,
Prescriptions speciality ut Norman's.
few nice summer suits. which will be sold
at cost to close out, at ]. M. Carter's.
If you want to buy good flour, coffee and
other groceries ohenp call at J. NJ Cartcr's. y
large lot just arrived.
word to the ladies: If you want to buy your
dress goods cheap prioo at j. NJ. Carter's be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Great reduction has been made on tho price of
boots, shoes and other goods at J. NJ. Carlcrs.
Go to Biemanu's and buy you straw hat.
The "New Roform" unlnundried dross
shirts is the best in tho market. Price 81.
For sale by D. Biemann. Son g. Co.
Now is the time to paint your houses and
remember that D. Biemann, Son & Co. keep
the best stock of paints and oils in town.
Royal Grown White Load will look better
and last longer than any in the market
If you want something that is good in the
way Of pure liquors 60 to Biemann's Bar and
drink +. w. Wagener & Co.'S "Old Grow" rye
whiskoy.
Just received o now stock of dress goods,
piques and lawns, an extensive line of no.
tions and nice lino of gents ready>made
| shirts. Egyptian or pearl millet seed, amber
sugar cane seed, johnson grass seed and prickly
comfrey roots and q variety of other seeds.
Something new. Goldon spike tobacco, fancy,
Mt one dollar per pound. Goods constantly
coming in. Como and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere and be corr
vinced am making my words true. Be.
Rio coffee at six pound for one dollar, at
W. Il. REID's.
COLUMBUS, Ga, January II, 1878.
DIR. @. j. M0FFETT-Qear Sir: Last summer
when our little girl was tcething, we tried q
great number of prescriptions, but mono of them
| relieved her. We finally had brought to our
notice your Tcethina (Tcething Powders) and
used them with tho happiest result. They gavo
her q speedy and permanent relief. l very
heartily recommend to others. Yours very truly,
G. r. GLENN,
President Columb bus Female College
It's speedy cures Of Sores and Eruptions upon
tho Skin have been remarkable.
G0LDTHWAITE s. SON,
Druggists, Troy, Ala.
For sale by V. L. Norman and Wright s.
Sligh.
SHEET MUsIo.-A select stock of NEW Music
and Music Books has just been received at the
McSMlTn Music HOUSE. New songs, new
marches, new walt2ss, new polkas, 60. Over
one hundred copies for beginners comprising
choice selections from the "BEE HIVE" .EcHoEs
PROM THE NURSERY" "REonEATIoN" and .HoME
ScENEs."
Not having sufficient room it is impossible to
keep o very large stock of sheet music, but we
havc recently Issued select catalogue OF SHEET
Music and Music Books. comprising choice
selections from all publications extant, American
and European, carefully collected, classified and
arranged, with full description Of eaoh piece as
10 key, grade Of difficulty and oil other impor-
tant characteristics, from which our customers
can select
Catalogues given away or mailed upon appli-
cation.
NlcSMITH MUSIC HOUSE,
june 2-3t Greenville, s. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

Hon. Sammuel Dibble, of Orangeburg,
has been nominated by the Democratic
nominating convention, held in Charleston,
as candidate to fill the vacancy in the
National House of Representatives created
by the death of Hon. NJ. p. O'Connor.
The nomination seems to give general salts,
faction.
All the newspaper "wads" in the country
will not drive the boys away from church
doors on Sunday.
The State Treasurer's monthly statement
for May shows: Total receipts $4l,735.79;
total expenditures $32, ,40S.04. Cash balance
$50 ,69S,83.
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~ office

NOTICE ishereby given to alt tho creditors Of
IN the estate of Jesse Jenkins, deceased, to
render an account Of their claims against said
estate to mo duly attseted, or the same will bo
barred. JOHN @. SANDERS,
Administrator.
Juno 2, 1881 2a,4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

COLUMBIA AND GREENY1LLE r, R..
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, S. O.; May 31st, 1881.
All agents will soil round trip tickets to
Donald's from tho 25th to 28th Of June inclu-
sive to those Wishing to attend the com
mencement exercises Of the Erskine College
and Due West Female College, at regular
round trip rate. Good to return until July
Sd inclusive Respectfully,
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

Court will convene in Darlington on the
third Monday in Juno. Judge J. S. Cothran,
tho newly appointed Judge. will preside.
The Readjustors of Virginia have nomi-
mated Cameron for Governor and ex-Uuited
States Senator John +. Lewis for Lieutenant
Governor. VS..
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Railroad Excursion Rates to Our
College Commencements.
COLUMBIA AND GREENy11LE r. r..

"a COLUMBIA AND GREENyILLE R. r.,
''>NN PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, s. c., May Goth, 1881.
All agents will sell round trip tickets to
Walhalla from Juno 10th to 18th inclusive,
good to return until 18th inclusive, to those
wishing to attend commencement exercises OF
the Adger and Walhalla Female Colleges q,
Walhalla. Use the regular round trip tickets
and rate. Respectfully,
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent:
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PERRY, Ga, April ii. 1879.

PERRY, Ga, April ii, 1879.
have watched tho use of the medicine
now known as "Swif.'s Syphilitic Specific"
since the year l827-over so yenrs--a and
have never heard Of failure to cure when
properly taken. I commonced the use of it
on my slaves between 1850 and 1866, and
rs also did n number Of my neighbors and Ia
overy case that came within my knowledge
it effected euro. In 1885 my brother-in-~
law, George Walker, bought at auction
slave not warranted After tho purchase it
was discovered that no had had syphilis for
twelve years. His bead was without hair
on it. lie treated him with this remedy, and
in four weeks ho was eonnd and well, and in
short time had as fine head of hair as
was ever owned by negro. He owned this
slave many years, and be mover had any re-
turn of the disease, nor lost days work.
This is only one among hundreds Of instana
COS of remarkable cures made by this medi.
cino. In NIL my past life have never known q
remedy that would 30 fully accomplish what
it is recommended to d. IL. L. DENNARB.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proc
prietors, Atlanta. Ga.
For sale by NORMAN s. BRo., and Wright & Sligh,
Walhala, S. e.
Call for q copy of "Young Mems Friend.
May s, 1881 25-2m.
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THRESHER, THRESHER!

1,IIE people in the neighborhood of Walhalla
L raising small grain, such as Wheat, Rye and
Oats. will fud New Thresher and Separator
at MANNERS MILL, ono mile South of Wal
hala. Prompt attention given and satisfaction
guaranteed. juno q limo
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THE VILLA MSTON
Female COllege

RESPECTFULLY offers its services to those
IL parents who desire to secure for their
daughters the thorough and symmetrical oulti-
vation Of their physical, intellectual and moral
powers. 1t is conducted on what is called the
"ONE.STUDY" PLAN, with SEMI.ARNUAL
COURSE of Study; and by systom Of Tuitional
Premiums, its low Low Rates are made still
lower for ALL who average 85 per cent No
Public Exercises. No Receptions" Gradua-
ton, which is always private may occur eight
times year. For full information, write for
ON illustrated Catalogue. Address
REV. s. LANDER,
President, Williamston, S. G.
October %, 1880 DOLLY
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The He's.

Who wollops us, and on our ears
Bestows box that draws forth tears2
Our fatherl
Who bhlliss us and calls us namesp
Makes life q burden with his games?
Our brotherl
Who takes us home from einging school,
And sweetly spoons and plays the fool2
Our cousinsl
Who holds our hands in his and kneels
Until We heed his mad appealsf
Our loverl
Who pays the bills aud undergoes
The discipline that Caudle knows2
Our husbandl
Who gives us spinsters good advice
And takes Us out and are so nice2
Our bachelors.
Who, all in oil, are mono too good
For human natures daily food?
The meu, God bless theml
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NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ L.

For rlii .S4i.IH kRlN1B' rrr H. kb5ifrurA
Ieayo Sow fofk from station a. d. H. Of N.I foot % lib
fof i1 n Na ard 5re,n''. O., e. ms a.
g9 a "a e .. Of ,sao iiI' q. n lao 49,
For Irntor warm ,nI rnct.r.t.. $50. 745.a lII5A
Do. la'. g. $780, 800 g., D. o. uL sunday s. t m-i o''
return train. '.aye rl .ladr pha 'ar N,ryo-k
From station. iliI'o rhi! and Reading b. it smith ani
IT, '-'f ', ~ ~ '' ll'i, d. LAO ''' "'"
fnm llird -ud ers. Co.. % b. $50. % o. mi Z $40
90! .' i6a- I. l in '. tsi .o VS. p n
Coan,cian made ,tIer cy Station 20 and from Brook
''sot. fo a II io5t y lb,rty. NO, 23o pol loi oit
conn H. ari An,tt once IcvcIs Wharf Brooiyn
cf(, l5 ri rr ,pag , l D ~ naso o 'o &p I
CATION c b., nad. at 81 and l52 h.91gay S s'4'g
Gonn'c,i,ea ,as ie telephone 9na Tax 'rrgIPh
90 Nu.lt.r Gen. Pass Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
1 -ATOSItarf NAUGATrrk kAlLhOA u--~ieau.er'
s .i i5cr. e ,a Fair iosr 6 81. any o;hf roa,e
NEW-HAyFN. HAETFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
y steamer. 's -i.p dh} sunday . ea'eP'e4' ''
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RhlLEoA -conm.noigr January u, ISL
tt1nrh Train. rl ',l'e 'rs..d 'aIAi ri'l o., p,.,.-
pni',bnrt e. Nn'n' au1 Montreal ... .,-. o., ,,,,,,
II ooaH 90 tbany lsd Trog with connections 70 UucA
so"P m. teoommoiauon 90 Albany a9a TOY. cav. ,,-
- Ioa, running through ev,y aay 90 Ae week 1 AZ.
Iot an1 exec ptug sundA, nish| or Montreal va 'A'''
20 p m Pacific Errrc-. daily win sleeping cars ior
ro,a'i'r nuaao ,irsea I@,'is bf,f,l ana ..''F'
1880 n. isl Erp.o. VITA s.c'ping cars To- Albany aud
Ticket. on safe at Noe 49, e'e ana u2 Broalway anl at
W''''oit@ ttpr.t "u'c- IT.. ''.r a9d - snH Vi-
J. Ni IotcLl. con Sup a. D. ME.kEi-. GOO ra,s.. Art
NORWICH LINE ....-..
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european Advertisements

STOKE PARK, In the County of Bucks,
- EnglanA-To be by private treaty The beautiful
residential estate known a. sfOKI Park and DUFFIELD
ESTATE, comprising mansion. Deer Park stoke Manor
House &C. and Manor OF Stoke POges The large ana
elegant mansion IL situated IN the centre OF the PARK II
me Ita1sn STYLE designed by Wyatt and hlt regardless
e1Rense IT'S nov perfectly substantial ana dec"Ih
i've et1f OF repair, IL for immediate occupation lt e
XrOcd Dy excellent roads with convenient lodge entrances
Inc rtfepuonrooDH well arranged EpAOu
h1 oity lbefe are large entrance halls cOnseryat0ee AM
Id coIoor with convenient and extensive ocen suitable
Tor such 9saenee The deer park tho most ancient p ing
na IN stcked with nne herds % and anQw deer Views
OF Winsor Castle and PARK and Leonards I'm are OBJ
The The estate Il Ornamented with spe
did Timber and plantations, the whole comprising about b5
acres Of rich and arabic land The lawns aud pleasure
grounds are extensive, laid out with great taste and
PAINTED With choice trees and shrubs OF great
variety and studded with ancient forest trees Of large
eiSe and beauty The kitchen gardens IN high state OF
cultivation With abundance o. wineries and other glass
houseS There convenient farm premises adapted
Tot bone farm The whole property - IN perfect condition
stoke AiAnor House In which Queen Elizabeth ~ one e
resideo stands IN the park and II remarkable feature The
house Ia eIeeent preservation and nstrHe repair and u
Furnished Stoke P0ges Church, and the ne monuments 70
the park The mansion II within mile and half OF
Slough station the Great Western Railway, by which
line London IL reached in about half hour. Her Mcss
staEhounds aud the Old Berkeley and Nj. OArths fox
houndA and Sir r. Haryeys barriers hunt In the district
The estate II In the Of largo and important
country houses Portions Of the Outlying land might be sold
let for building puposea without dgtment 70 the man
sion and deer park For pcu and cards 70 view Apply
70 HessrB CIUTI0H. White Ip place Westninater b W
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sLenmtoals anS flaiIroaos.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
II DREW end -. JOHN leave Pier a. North River
SOUTH SIDE DF CAN Ai-SI. every WEEK DAY az u p
NJ couueci Albany SUNDAY morning e1cepieU with
tralas North. West AMI East.
E-cuon tickets Albany and return g2od 30 days 81 so
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Alarble an0 Slate Alaulelo.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.--Ihc most
w varied and complete stock - lnc aantc- e.
hibiton T. b. STEWART CO.. 20 West ~ ST. Sew
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEES-IOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 81 y. r.. foot pi king--i-
WISCONSIN TUESDAY, Nay n, q. w.
NEVADA ............. TUESDAY. May -, ESQ p. iu.
ABNS~fN .-..l uc4iay Mag ID. .u a. n
VYOHTNG ......... ...... TUESDAY. June T. ,. no
ARIZONA TUESDAY, Junr 3, a il
~ These steamer. are lult OF ion' 10 "atfRht CON.
parfmerz aud furnished With every requisite Co maze
the ia s-gr across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hAF
ing bathroom smoking .r,or. drawing room plano AMI
surgeon. -eWarfs and caterer on
steamer Tho staioroous ar" h upper deck, thus -u
ing those greatest Of all lulurits AZ sea- perfect 'enh'"
and light. 800. -., 49,
CABIS PASSAGE according 10 staeroomh 500 go and
800 INTERMEDIATE. $40 rItftAftl. 10 40N rates
OFFICE, so. @8 BkOAbWAl, ..,-
a. \.
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Glrnmboale ano RaiIroa0s.


4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~. Not, G49ngC Il i2a dT ,y KEY 1, EIEAs MIN
from PIFE No a. Norti R,cr loot Of ,lristophcrs con
Meeting win morning Trains or The Noih ana "e'L sun
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON, NFwroGT. FALL RIVER
Se y, gsgF s ,a 15 nss included 9pa @ o
SoN&Ecffi6S va 2SNfX Boat from brooklyn at pm.
rive monins irans To Roston Short ran ride nnc, one
TicKf.5s STArERooNs. &C.. can be obtained at all rn
a f@5' / So2SNon &C. g. 'D'' g '' Eli As'"
nor BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand Central Depot az 1895 D. week days and 1890
a :" Ns SS@aa and 'sS Wan s road ~ ' ~
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAAsENGEH TRAINS on 9nd after May %. lssl. VIII
20 IN S saa gS9 5 2g si9n AeSG
Ith9ea Heneys Ly n haS and ue West Train at p R
wiEesaTre and l1son Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ali points in Mahanoy and HazcIen coal legisas
General Eastern ONCE GoneT church ana coriiandt -
DROYIDENCE LINE.
Connecting Wi Worcester and al Poats NORTH via
The Palace steamer MAssAcHUsETTs win leave, on
tn d5 gI a sa any 2Ra e 81 steamer uAN
5P. NJ, FROM PIER % n. r.,
Foot Of Warren.st, New-York.
Season direct connection viii
m the White Mountains Via Providence and Wor
and garo can WIN BE- run ,hroagh from The steamer
Tckets for an principal ticket Offices StaerO0ms
eerurd AZ occs0f Wesc0trs Express COMPANY Of EOs 1853
and 8g7 broadway and at Metropolitan and fifh Avenue
w D. g. BABCOCK, President
L. W FILRINs, General Passenger Agent
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
The Elegant Steamers
BLOOMINGTON, on Tucsdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
and NARRAGANsEIT ON Mondays Wednesdays and Fn
BP. NJ, FROM PIER 80, N r..
Foot Of st. arriving IA Boston A. NJ. PARE AS Low
A BY ANY OTHER LINE
Tckets for sale a al principal uckot onces stacIoon.
Offices OF Wcstcoss Efpress Company AZ N0a 3O3
and 800 Broadway and II Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
A'ON' DIS BABCOCK, President.
i W. FILELEs General Passenger AgoaL
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MORRIs WILKTNS, Anctloneer.

EXECUTORS sALE-COU STRY RESIDENCE AZ
Throggs Neck, westchester, auction. F. H. LUDLOW
&C. viii sell At auction TUESDAY May 81, 1881 at IL
eeoek at the Exchange sslesoom No. III Broadway by
order Of T. ROBERT ESQ., Executor, Throggs Neck the
late residence OF Christopher Robert deceased comprising
about o. land lying directly the sound the neigh
b0rh0od OF the handsome country Of Me Setback
Hsvemeyef, Morris Adee and others stone cottage stone
barn stable Ice house and other outbudings Place well
laid out ne Old trees large and small fu and good garden
Avery healthy and cool residence
boat and about two miles from the Westcheser station Of
PochesteT Raoaa-fye trains each way daily. Sixty
etntof the purchase money MORTGAGE
ske - - ~ 49,
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MONARCH LINE.
WI NEW.YORK and LONDON.

vi NEW.YORK and LONDON.
Splendid new iast ft-am.rs
Leave dock adjoining pavoula y rry, Jcrefy city
Assvrian Monarch. NAY T. Celtic Monarch Nay Is
Persian Monarch. May lf. saxon h"lr,A J'H' --
Superior accornmoatllu ior saloon pascugers 80 steer
Prepaid storage ~ low ra
The spleIdid steamsip A7~f ian Monarch, SAILING
Thursday. 18th MAY. accommodate icW more ea4'iA
passengers with choice uufIdc roius
Apply 20 the general agents.
PATTON. VICKERS & CO., Bowling Gfoon.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 sailing from Iicr foot ~ Canal So. North l.ifrr
Fur san FIancisco. via lstlmus ~ Panama
CotON .............. SATURDAY,. MAY 10 noon.
Connecting Tor Central and South Anouca and Mckee
nv oF 'roEIO Ihur-lav Nay 49, p M
From san Francisco ~ Honolulu. Ncw-Ioaand AID Aus
SiTT OF SYDNEY ........... saturiav juno 8, . g.
or on arrynl Of London mails ~ -an Francisco. ..,.
Passengers forwarded o. san FltANtl-'u. SAN D"i II
ISLANDS, JAPAN, CHINA NtN IlAlAN ID, - T. = IA
LA SOUTH A3iElICA. CENTRAL AMERICA aud
MEXICO. -,,-, 49,. -..,. -. 90.
tauy's Ofic, On Ilcl foot 81 Cail,l-i Nelth Iiy,L
i'"@ IA. J. It. IfAl.
Superintendent
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EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave i0r Freehold 90 TO- ll.f5 ui .. $50 o. u-
NLM -JEE.EY snIIuEEN RALLWAY.-

= ~. - = ','l il4.l'-' t'-aiA- w Il
ior l1st iour Hrlu.l 90,
Ah .lfNlaI tffuf tll Je made about June T.
Via UrinChrnr.
iorrlniy Ulos SIS. o. m. -.'p p. nd.
t"r Monmouth Beach. seahright &C. SIS. u 81 a.
$40 g 3D. u
Via liri Bank
slta. m.-Ior Lakewood. Toms River. Barnfgat &C.
go 4. u- fnr Lakewood. Sian. hester. Toms River AT
LANil' CITY ant ail sfeflnr4 fo H1y-.te
i. fuf Lakewood tflnr- Tome l.ltrr. li nce1i &C.
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DED STAR LINE.
EVERY rArINUA AZ FOR All - Lllit
Tho splendid fret -clasa fuii. luntl of 30 4urff
NFpTFTA = D......... ~aturffG My 70. s u. n
ItIIAND. ...... safuidaf. Say 30. 20 . 81
saicons .faierooms smoking ana bath roons auif.I.
second cabin accommodate i'n care 1ccIcd
StaleIoOms al ou main deck
No h0rsca cattle. sheep 0r IiFi ctrTl~L
cc,ud "a .ir' sl5. rlcp1i. f-J. cv,ar-,on. fi00
Rfecfag,. $50. prepaid. --f. excursion. ~la H".
PETEKWlJGHt sons, "cnI Ag't', DO lf".dFay. y. "
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL af4am.rs leave 81 AT-uN's -TOUFs brooklyn.
SCH1EUAM .-..----.. W .n'flaf+ s.Ai D
AMSTIflA n W 'dhc.alt WAY '
1T CABIN. Co-t7o % cabin 600 ste,facc, teG -i'f
age from ROTTERDAM pr,gad, "a li h/Al y "ra, en-
isu,si flesli Age t. vs.. Noi,'.is. 30 nrAlsy. o. T. 4
WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM D. rs
FOI QUEEN~TOWN AND iiNENropL.
NOTfCE-Tlr steamers of this lime Iast DO Lane N"l
rocomue ui,d Pos Lieutenant Maay. T. s ~, ou both Tie
CELTIC Capt Geaien ... ... Thursday. MAY 2 D.. o
Britain NC Capt Pony. Saturday. Stay a. u o o. n
BALTIC Cant. ParscI .....- thlf-isy, Nay IN, D. nl
FROM TilE Witt STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WL-i
Those steamers are uniform ln szoaud unsurase DOG a
rooms PLACED unid-ips whore thr Dolce aud motion a~
least felt anofiing degree Of comfort hitherto u"l1h1'
ENTEs-4aloon ss0 auH 800 Return tickets ON fa.or
ahlc terms stecragc from tc Old Country $50 From Nf"
T1csc steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor plrs
For Inspection ni plans aud other Information apply at th
Company Onccs, No. 50 broadway. Sew lork-
C.L PAIlTIETT & CO., Agent, Boston.
BAERITT CArlELL Agents, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
Alusieal Instruments.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TMByNE WILL IL De RECEIyED At r, THE
frsLst, S0s West Twenty thlrdsi corner hgh'h ave-
~ East Fourtecrthst corner Union square 90 hiin
Forty seventh st.; az the UAhLEM or NE5,
lOOl and 1900 Third ave, corner ore hundred ano-
twenty ith.st. MP 10 ,. NJ II regular once Ieles
DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, ii octayes;
ID rees ia Pianos Si45. Great bargains ld
catalogue FREE Address BEATTY, Washington ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11
RALTMORE and DINO RAILROAD.

NIIIITL INNI ITNE IIIT WIS
va Phlalr pha. Baltimore and Washington
o am AIisr AMI 3, Passenger Trains leave nom Penusyl
a ~ ~ Depot AZ The foot OF Coandtst and also foot ~
be,hfc0ses-st., o. follows
S,o ~ m-Eyccpi sunday. Tor Washington md the West.
J.. n buy tor Waslu ton. Cincinnati. Chicago ana ~
LOU, Enigo gH rams thruugh TO Chicago also through
10 N Daily. iar Washington AMI the West with sleeping
rhc New d and O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
Noothci iiuc make. faster timr 10 the West
l04o D. m.
Principal Ncv York Omre 3iI Broadway
llckt s secured AMI baggage checked through 20 destination
a lnHpu Dacc }lJ broadway and at The different Oh ,es
OF irnnsg wanna ~. %. Company.
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Ocean steamers.

A NCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No % North River New. YorS
Apchorfa a. r. Furncssia. May p. r. m
EthOpia 81. tifcassil une T. 10 a.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
Cabins SEQ $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Second Cabin. so. stcerare, S2S
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No. 50 North River. foot Of Charessi
Bolivia. May a. H. M Utopia Nay 2l noon
Cabins Sj5 and $50 Excursion tickets or reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, BowlingGgeen