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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
THE PARTY BOSS,

De politician. shO's yer BON,
Is crooked, like de ole rams HON,
Ea like de sheep in mo- ways.
He's mighty han to plumber 'roun',
Amt carin' much bout on whose gToun'
Des 20 hits betwix two days,
En- sorier pays.
De ole ram bah-h h's bout nuffin' tail,
Des wants to hear de fool sleeps bawl
Out .Hurrah: bully for your"
De politician do likewise,
En- den we 'plauds him 20 de skies,
I'm say: "Dat's de gospel true"
Yer know we do.
But after while de ole rams done,
Some younger sheep kill him fer fun.
En- walk in de lead. True, chile,
De party boss rules but few days,
Some yuther feller makes dc raise,
I'm goes fer de public spile
Er little while.
So GIBBS dis wise to sheep en- man;
Yer do yer graziu' while yer can
Roam de public psstur' free;
kAse arter while yer'll hear dc nows,
You'll hab to shuck yer rulin' shoee-
Git way I'm de June apple tree,
En- lei' hit he.
--NclU OrleIHs PlcdytlAc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

BUFFALO, April 2S.-A FIRE occurred in
the Revere House at midnight, which fright.
ened about 100 guests out oil their rooms and
into the street. The origin of the FIRE ws'
in a concert saloon on the first floor, which
was entirely destroyed. No lives were lost
loss iuronaeouanlial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

ss"FooIs take to themselves The respect
given to their office" But Kidney Vert
commands respect for is own cold merits
tested, tried and found not wanting 10 any
essential principle required for the care Of
dyspep,is, piles, m,l,ris, and ali diseases Of
the kidneys, bowels and liver. Prepared IL
drr and a q MD fnrrn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
JAY GOULD
And HIS CO-Partners on q western aaS
B0ufhWesterR Tcur

NEw YORK, April 2S.-Jay Gould Ief, 10.
day ca special car on the Delaware, Lack.
asanns and Western railroad Tor trim
Vest and South. He was accompanied by
Russell Sage. Samuel Sloan, A. L. Hopkins
and several other gentlemsa. The party
will stop at Buffalo to-day, and expect 10 ar
rive at Dsiroit tomorrow. They will 60 IS
far West as st. Louis aad inpect the South.
western system and portion OF the East
Tennessee and Georgia syftem. The party
will return in q few DAYS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
MRS Harrtsen o. Darwin st~ssep. Tenn
fosIfy Aurdsrets =

April 25.-Ahouible crime
was unearthed at D,rwin Stsiioa, on the lins
of The Cincinnati SsusbsEa railway, thi.
morning. Mrs Mary II ,ffisou- highly e..
t.eued and popular lads, - tn1Rd dead IL
bed, sith tao bullet box through aer ofaio
DR.. Currv a p-ou1insnt p1ysiciaR at that
mint. il s1speefed. BE boarded at the home
and. il ia thought, Attempted 10 ra7ish her,
and committed fle deed to cover his crime
There il srest excitement.
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2 nrLSLlI.

Naen yc- visit or leave New York city
navel agga-r .exprersuge aud cAfrfa - hire, anc
sop AZ Grand Union Hotel, opposite rand Cen
trai depot. -Four hundred and MY elegant 70 oms
3ht'nti y srds per dAy. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Eorse-czrs, stages and ele
s2tet railroad 70 all depOtE. Families can live
petisT for less money at the Grand Union thani d
any Other 6Tzt-clESs 20 vi IN the citFs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
THE sIaNAL RrfREAn.

AS time goes on and experience tells the
value Of the Signal Service, that service takes
higher rank in public esteem, and farmers
and all who have special interest in the
daily weather reports value the information
ths service collects and publishes as Of great
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

OTTAWA, April 27-The Dominion Min
lister OF Agriculture has met the demand ei
British C5iumbis for increased immigration
Ganis by undeItEkirg TO circulate pamphlets
10 Europe and offer bonus for e,ch settler
10 the province
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
DEN-DROPS.

L.
Brighter than gem on the brow OF the roval,
They 'broider the hem Of the robe OF the Morn
ing;
Richer thsn red drops that CLEAN in the winc-cup
They silver the tops OF the blossoms OF oaWning
The earth-stsrs holdi
The mellow gold,
Flung by the unbesm To kiss the fair crysmals
They shatter the stresm OF the pale yellow bar
ring;
Breaking the shaft Of the tiny moGt arrows.
They diup!e and laugh al the suu,ight's gu!
warning.
II.
Clinging TO kiss the pink cheeks Of the daisy,
They shi miner like diamonds amid the sweet clio
yer,
trimming with nectar, the lily's white chElice,
They cOyly iure the gay, thoughiless field rover.
With tender CLEAN
OF Tale moonbean,
WaaTfna fi-sz- Etf= ueU1 OF the baltic.
Iney minsle their lives with our gladnesS and sor
row;
The lOwliest graye-moupd, forgot by the flower,
Ia crowned with the blossom OF .deW-drops eScl
morrow. VIRGINIA =. FRAZER.
MEMPHIS, April IS lss3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

IT SHOULD be The business Of everyone
having zscoid TO treat it promptly and prop
<rIy until it is gotten rid of-intelligent ex-
psrierc= fortunately presenting curative in
DR.. Jsyns's Expectorant, thoroughly adap.sd
10 remove speedily all coughs and colds
sllsv any exciting Inflammation of the throat
or lungs, and remove the distressing symp-
touss OF asthma or nleurisv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Tuenty.Feur ao.rs 70 Live.

From job Kuhn, lafayette. Ind. We
have the-ronoWing; zone year ago / was Ia IN
spps-[snce, In the last stages Of consunpt
UT oees pnysicians gave my case up. finally
kot 80 low that our doctor said could not live
LWents-iour hours. Ny friends then purchased a
Dottle OF d. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
wn1eh considerably benefited me. l confirm ed
until took nine bottles. / am now in perfect
health, having used no other medicine"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Cnn.at.nImnnrfs-

OTTAWA, April 27-Value ofseoas en-.
tered for consumption in the Doa.nloH Tor
the Elk months ended December 81 lSS2, was
sos, 763, 4S6, upon which duty Of sl2,249,-
2Sl was collected; valps~ot expSs, s62,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

The Nashville AnaSicas says: "The good
IA the world Of such an organization ss the
E.sociaiie6 81 ne Bed -Gross Is -sgsin illus.
trssed~iu the timely assistance rendered
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Total from I7so to 1885

| Although fair play would seem to dictate selec-
| tons OF candidates from the twenty-nine States
that have never furnished president TO the coun-
try yet tae probability is that nothing of the kind
| Will be thought Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
The new Cotto- Exchanxe for xew Yorl

AN eDricher OF the blood and purifier Of
tee system; cures l:ssilnde and lack OF en-
ergy; such is Browns Iron Bitlers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Ar ROatOn
A. Fairfield. "a.

BosroN, April ga fire this morning
| in the leather dressing establishment of Jo-
seph w. Law, North Cambridge, csused q
loss of SI5 O00
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Hor-fsra,- Ae,a rnosphafs

DR.. n. S. Read, Chicago, says: g! think it
is remedy Of the highest value In ns9y
forms of mental and nervous exhaustion, K
tended BY sick headache, dyspepsia and d.
minished vitality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
A k..h yIIie Es.a.nars Gone.

In lls4-sl Mr.. George Freeland received
os Wick brapchs bordering on CumberIand
river, to a point on line with S.. Cecilia
Academy, and west as far as the nresent ate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
me Rfxer Cnm-ts.Iou

A Washington special, of April 2Sd, says:
Ex-senator kellogg to-day wrote letter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory OF Music

TNHIs CONSERVATORY will close for the season
Il. on June 20. 1883, but Will be re-opened No
vember /, 1883. The Principal will sal for Ger
many July LIST, and Will visit the leading schools
of music in that country, where she viii engage
the services OF Professor skilled in vocal train
ing. In her Conservatory will be taught the real
German system and Vocal Music, as well a. the
Operatic Stage. thereby avoiding the necessityot
seeking Such advantages in the East Glass teach.
ing VIII be made specially, the charges fof
which Will be At the rate Of so per l25 lessons.
Harmony and Theory, free advantages A full
corps of teachers In every department Pupils
from distance can board with the Principal,
References: Prof, Geo. HAndwerker, Leader OF
Orchestra; Il. witzmann Co., Music Dealer; Miks
Ladies'. Address, at Memphis, Tenn.
a.sl ARs. q. II. III IT'S PrinWpa1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
M. Maspero,
Ca.sn E.rpara ApcTopr,a,,opx.

NET~ YORK, April 2S.-M. Bourgeois,
eommIsE OF police 10 Brussels, who was
sent TO thk country by the Belgian govern
ment TO secure possessioa of the property ap-
ProptIsted by Canon Bernard, sailed to-day
icr Belgium. He received yesterday thecssh
and securities deposited with the sheriff 10
awsit determination of the question ofourer-
snip They amounted 10 about 100000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Flies and Bugs

Flies, reaches, ants, b4d-bugs, rats, sies'
gophsrs, chipmunks, cleared out by '.Rdsh
on Rats" 15c. T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
TIE SILK CULTURE
Extending from Memphis 20 other Parts
Of the etale

| NASHVILLE The American OF Saturday
says that since Mr. McKittrick, OF Memphis.
offered TO donate 10000 silkworrn eggs TO
the commissioners of agriculture for distr-
button, there seems 10 have spruug up an in
crsated interest 10 experimental silk culture
| IN this section. Indeed, the interest mat
have existed TO come dest-e, for no sooner
Was it announced that eggs could be bad on
| application, than there vera applications for
| many more eggs than could be furnished.
| Ssvt ral pressing appeals for eggs were re-
spopdod 10 By Mr.. McKitirick with further
| donations and still The dem an1s could not
be hslf supplied. Ye' terdsy, however, Com
missioner MeWhiFtef received telegram
| fr5m Mr.. kcKiitrick saying shat 1000, 600
more eggs awaited his acc,ptsnce by tile
gram. and that $4,000 had been for ward, d
for Vanderbilt Univer.ity. TIE following
answer was se-t:
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE.
NASHVILLE, ENS., Apfil q, 1888.
p. Wallace McKittrick, Memphis, Tenn:
VIII accept theIa with pleasure. in the name of
tde wives and daughters OF the farmers of Tennes-
A. j. MCEHIRTER, Commissioner.
Those wh1 wish egss shc1d IcrRsrd their
requests at once. Many have applied for
eggs who have what ia kuorn as The paper
mulberry. THIS is Lot food or the worm and
shouId hsTe ether the frai,-be,r1ng null.
berry or the o.. g Grange. Ii lie desired that
The 2, experiments be made carefully, and that
= the els meBts OF success be present. One
hundred Thousand esgs are being used at
Vanderbilt University, where there il large
campus and ev-ry facility for a successful
test az to the sdapiabiity Of Tennessee 10
The growth Of silk. Those who have taken
hold Of the pursuit are much interested, ard
the receipt OF such letters as the following il
of daily occurrence:
Mr. A J. McWhirter:
DEAR srR-The eggs that sou sent me have
nearly if DOT al hntcbed, ami The young WORMS
are thriving faely sud growing rapidly. re-
ceived yoor postsi yesterday in regard % the CO.
CnOnr and viii se- II 1 can wind them. am so
nuch pleased 50 fsr that an anxious 10 get SIS
many N ore eggs as can. az have quantities Of
The ossrc orange, etc. Very respectfully,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-12

Warrants outstanding March ], 81, as per statem't: ~.
county fund ..m..$ 625 10
contingent fund. ... so
Warrants issued during past year on county fund. 3791S 81
do do contingent fund drawn from
Co clerks of6ce..-....... 1855 Is
do do contingent fund remaining
in county clerks Office. 800
do do poor fund. 1908 SO
do do road fund. 96 90
Warrants on county fund paid past year s37s5285,
less S22121 interest $37631 81
Warrants on contingent fund outstanding March !,
1882, and paid past veal. so
Warrants on contingent find issued past yr and pd. 1855 Is
Warrants on poor fund issued past year and paid. 12O88 80
do road fund do 96 90
Warrants on county fund Cancelled by board of Co.
com'rs, remaining uncaned for in county clerks
office one 2O6 40
Warratns on Co. I'd issued past yr, drawn I'm Co. crks
Office, and not 16 60
Warrants on county fund outstanding March l 1882,
drawn from Co. clerk office dur past yr & not pd 1S0
Warrants in county clks office Mai. l, SO, Co. fund. 81 80
do do contingent FUND. -. 8 90
$6513S IS 653S IS
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-12
Road FUND.

r w Turner. ..... repairs on Melrose brldgc ""' n
nth Partridee. repairs on Big Hole bridge ~; = e
E1niIt. W A.n...serv as road supervisor road district MOI @
so
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-12

To
To 40 per cent. ~licenses...-
To amt property tax.....:-
To amt from treasurera
fee cc't-overcharge..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-12
UNU3 So 6U
TERRITORIAL FUND:

1854 15IBy amt paid Ter treas'r ..31622 IS
1896 5OiBy t~reasurer's fees..... 1888 II
SIT 01lBy balance sos II 1
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oRATEFCL-COMFoKfING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT-"B BY n thorough knowledge OF lo na,uls
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nuOh
and by u cartf application Of the me piOpelues u "c
lectcd Cocoa Mr Epls has provided our &
ored beverage which may save us mby n''
d,t hls n il nv hr iudicious Of such articles of
diet tnat constitution may be gradually bu uP uDu sOng
enough t0 resist every tendency 10 disease VI
subtle maades floating around II, Ieay 70 al f
ever there point We may escape many
NV keepng ourselves We forned with pure blood ana
nTouetiy ed frame civil service uak',e. .,
isde simply with boiling wafer or milA sou ~ w,
lb) by GrOcers labelled mus - '' - - -
~ Homeopathic Chemists, London huslahu'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11
= CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

Office Pier lS y. r.. foot OF Cortlallt3t
Cops,rpmens OF freight directed to part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery of Kinds of freight and NOR
Chandse 10 any part oil the city.
sEAANDHARBORTO TOWING AND RIVER AND IIAR.
BOK LlGHTERAGE
Freight description npy ghterol tolnypolnt
In the hai Dor at reasonable rates
sTEAMBoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John H. Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier lS " IT, at . D. daily. saturdays
excepted.1
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.Nork ami
New. Haven. Care and disDatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D. L. & " r. r. receyoi at Pier ID
For New Haven and points East At Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven MHesiDr
Ten Cents VIA Steamers Iron Pier l. H.. foot Of
Whtehallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmuniDaw. y. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything app;rann % tao
construction ard repair OF vessels
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9teamboais ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
Il EAST.-FAREs REDUCED. $50 Boston, Lowei u ana anu
Fichburg 81 10 Newport ana FAN 1--we MSeri ini 20 eamors
BedSrd eGuSSR eave 20 0'sr on alter
nate DAYS sundays excepted from Pier z Nodh % o0,
Of MqIayst m Connecting by psey Hnnef Citv gG om
foot of Exchange.place at pm
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents, Won ,., po.. Aror,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER AD.-COmmencng November D. 1857,
m. Western and Northern Express to Rochester anu
Montreal with groom cars also 10 saratoga ,
special Express Tor Chicago, da T. stopping ony
lt3Oa H. Chicago Express DRAWN groom carsD Canan'
daigua. Rochester and Buffalo 49,. So,
III a. H.. bany and rroy with connection ID Uuca Sal+
toga, Gens FAILS. Lake George and tsutaud ,
33Up. M. Albany and Troy special. SaturdaySOny.
4p IN. Accommodation TO Albany and TrO7. - , ,t,
m. Louis Express with seening cars i0r ST. iois
running through day In the week also Niagara '
ESQ Express daily except sunday win sleeping In s
tosyracuse and to Auburn Road also To saratoga ""u W
tTeaL -. ... for
p m, Pacific Express dallv. w1tn seepngcars 1 io1
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Co"So anu
LOwvine .,...- -
Ii M Night Express with Sleepingoars TO Albany AMI
Troy Connects with morning trains Or inc "o' a1 1j NJ
Tickets on sale at No. Bowling 9teen; o az
and si2 Broadway NewYork. and 90 W4liin?toH'''
j. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. SupL Gen PaSsens ger Agent
CrONINGTON LINE FOR BOS TON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
reduced fare Boston 1stcllss tickets good only
ELEGANT steamers dnly Sundavs excepted at M
Pier River. loot Of Jay-st NeW-l 0fk arriving
IN Boston at Tickets for at all principal ucket
0iPT0yIDENCE LINE for freght only Steamers leave
(Suudays eXceptedl o. Providence direct.
T. W. POPPLE. Actlns GeuelAl Pts,ensrI AsenL
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11

F1press Trains leave New York. VIA DesOOses ana Court
landt Il Ferries, as follows. =. . M O. IN
eI5 7:26 y So % aud 10 Limitedi II a. m J. 3:2o S4o
A. g. g. T. : and - D. and ~ mght, sundays o. tno
% Limltedl. and 10 a m, 4, D. Z. ana p H. ana -
night 49, , c,udou 10
FIpess Trains leave NewYork daily, except sunday az
72O IN. and , III. running through VIA lIeh'On anu
Camden. .,.,-,.,.,t.
RetuTning trains leave Broad street stations Phadepha
1901. 3O5, 800 $40. go rs SO 80 ana ~ a. W.
Qimted Express 80 D. nL) > a. o. S5S L!,9,Ee, n ID
$50 145, and $50 T.. ~. SUNDAY IL OI 5OJ o'Eu'
345 81 T. (b25 linitedl $50 7s5. and 20 m
Leave philadelphia VIA Camden, and 4;5O ~ dahy
except Sunday. .,-.
Ticket Oaices 435 $40 and 944 Broldw9y Astor House
mad foot OF and COurtandt COuTtst and
BTOoxyn Annex station, foot oi FntOnsi.. Brooklyn nos
1I4 l ant lS HudsOu.s HobOken station. jersey Guy
Immigrant Ticket Once, No Batr Place ana C-sde car
den. o-,- . . , .,.oL
bag0a o. from hotels and residences
eCHABLES 4. PUGu J. r. WOOD,
Hsnerai ,.dnagef General Pass'i gent
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fllriua.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
- Carbonate nm silver Cord Castle DONE % pa,
creu Frcelani Satenio Breeze Iron eloSa anu al AcS
unlisted mining stocks bought and sold - -, a.
W. BIsENION WELLIN0, ~ Broadway, Room "a.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-11

rorptp TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
pftNr AND THE FASTEST IlM- - CN949AE-'A
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFHA
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Gxrursluus.
mnslral Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1925. Pianos,
ID s2g7 So Factory running day aud night Catalogues
| iree Address DANIEL Z. BEATTY, Washington A.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

TILE on. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
coTeArxs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on sun.
~ NY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2 IN
N'' NETWORK.
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NORWICH LINE
=. -. NUnWgaaf a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after Marcho 1888.
GREAT TRT'NK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
trains York via DesbfOsses ana COurtandt
Ferries as follows u.,,..o,
Harrisbure Pitisburg the West ana ooutl WIN
Palace attached aud D. NJ daiy New OIk
Limited Of Par.oJ. DtnlnS smoking al" 9eeP
cars at 8 a. m. every DAY a.. ~,
p'ilamspOrt LOCK Haven a. p LOFTY 70 AZ
D. M connecting at COrry for i1tusVle petroleum Gen.
nys a washington and the South Limited Washington
1nIess OF Pullman Palace cars daily except sunday 10
a ~ arrive Washington D. Regular, wa H. a r. H.
r. q, and 81 $40 ana p M m; ahd IZ agh' via
n snd O n X, ] and .. ~. and = night 40 ,u.,
Sunday via Is and p II. r.. a n, p m. ana IL mght
Ma 1 and o. II. r.. p. m. and IL niShL , 80 ~,
For Atlantic City. except sunday o. 40 d u" a ~ III Va
SUNDAYS m Through car on m udiu II, satrr,,vs
For Cae Nav except SUNDAY DID, lllO a. III W "'iu"JS
only y. IN. -...o, ,od sfafions.
via hallway Amboy. d IN IL noon . 81 pE gEu y "
Guudty . (DOes not stop al AsDuIy Ihk ,..,..
Boats OF roOklyn Annex" connect Win All thOuR ~,
al Jersey City aGordiug speedy aud dieot u@'io' o
rIsSe ariveFrom Pttsburg G20 and IL 20 m 80 ana
1o1oo n, daily Washington ana baltimore o,pu
c:jOa M 3 co. $50, S5 lU:55 and 100 ~ SundAy 3
m 30 and 10 30 D. N FROM Baltlnoie ~
r. m on sunday 9Sj m From Phiadelpma Seo % ~ o
500 70 80 80. 1870. 10 35 and 1880 ? ~. SUNDAY
70 20 g 80 80 lls4O a. m. 62O 7'oO. 911' IO|o
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CUNARD LINE.

=
NOTTCF-"LANE n ROUTE"
FROM NFW.YORK 70 LIV1RPOOL VIA QCEESS-
rows.
FROM PIER 40 40 NORTH RIVER
edne>da March. a. $50 A. m
10 alIY ~ tfch -. i o. N
PAVONl ............ " odueAilV iarch -. a. m.
: rsNI ..... .......... " dnc-day Aprii .. u IA.
Cabin passage. $50. $50 AMI Fl 10. ,-
and from al parts Of Europe az Vcy 10"
fgtrs Ffeigt and passage o.Acc. SOL bJWIn fbfccn
~ VEENON H. BRONS 90. AGENTS
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CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

NJ Between New York and Uayfe. - .
tuel. ~ NOrth foot 0t NOT bl
Travellers bv this line avoid bOth transit ~ Enf'h ~
the discomfort Of crossing ths Ch1nncl IN nA
boat eciI uan LEAVING the auys d'cA az n1NicH,
rect raris arrival Of steamers baggage checked
at New 5 Ofk ia OuZh TO Pans. -
FuA.Nt L. d IlautcrNe '-n'F la'h - "a IN
- SINON .............. Wedncslav March 81. D.
AB ADO Scrva " edn. sday. NJ arch - /, a. I'D.
No tMANDIE new "fdnr dly mW -
Checks payable at gyht IN amounts 10 sut on le b'nI
Jrau-atiautlque OF Paris
For ffei ght anG pa sage apply 70 -. =, ,,-,, &C.,.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. II. :. Mql Steamers
"a NEW.YORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY.
from Pier 20. North River. NewYork
ANCHORIA. Mar. IL pn ~ ~ IA Mar. 81 ~ am
BOLlN IA......M Mar "'. . am | 'cA~SlAApTi '"h'm.
Rates of paSsageto
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BELFAs FOR LONDONDERRY
SSI Excursion ticxcts al re1ucol rates
Cabin SO Prepaid. 81
For Tours IN scotland" rates plans &C. apply TO
HENDL4t~ON BROfdEHo. Agelts bDwdn{ e. zen
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GERMAN AND u. s. MAIh STEAMERS.

NIRMAN ANU 2. =. NAII TNMLN
u NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LlNE BEfW -EN NENfORK.
SOUTHAMPTON ASD BREMEN .
ID.
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW-YORK - 5OUTHAAP-
Ton uANKE or BREMEN. ..,
FIRST CABIN .....SlOOI SEQ ID CABIN .........fvJ
STEERAGE. $40
Reurntickes at reduced rates Prepaid stecrage cern
Gates "a steamers s4, from Pier between second aai
IH'.u.'''" "OOOA0"0 0Ei.RIcms & co. 2 Bowling Gresn.
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.OR BOSTON.
THE LATEST EvESI
NEw.YoRK AND NEW w.ENGLAND kAILAOAD.

FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pass
Isns leave depots Of Cortandt and
beesding % 1anch Chunk. Wilkesbare. Towanda Wayery
iisIana Ceneva LYONS Buffalo and the West Pullman
ihTonsh coaches run daily Local trains at d'iop u of
IastOn Bethlehem and Co2lAy a an - ~ ornec, tor ,u
rTsp. eavng at 72O and 3sO m cOhneGt iV & w
ponis Mahanoy and Hazeton cOal regions uuy Iy
focsi ior Wsneh Chunk S.lj Leave Mauch Chunk As
Up s,.- ca,oa oorner OF Church and COftsndt-sts
Genera Ns0'0iN NNN S L. b. BYINGTOS. g. l.. A
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\ NCHON LINE. -
~ LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
Frun Pier 81. North River, New ork ~
FVRNTSSIA 1856 tons . sails sat. April u
n IGHAVI a ..-....... Nav - Jane lO and July Il
,TKNFS~IA ................May 20 June 80 aud Aug
CITY OF ROME. .. June o. July Il aud Aug. IL
Cabin passage sl2j, accor ing 20 accommodation
second CABIN. SO. Stcerafe at lOwesi rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. ! Bowling Green
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6ltuatlons Uanteo-- females.

uOUSEKEEPER-A situation as "A house,
keeper Dy o competent person 8ooi references
Miss II. WILSON.
Augusta.
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D0RDEATN LINE,

RURDEAUN LINE.
ID New and directline 70 the South OF Franco
NEW.YORK AND BJRDEAUN DlR1cE
CHATEAU LEOV1LLE. 4.Oob tonA We'd, AIr l.
CHATEAU LATTE 4.Ol0 tons "a. N'i, -.
Traveller. or Ftanca spain and lta'v. sYf'ne'A Iau-
Nice &C. will time and expense BY taxing hi' NM
CABIN unc nding wne. so. ... - storage 50
' P'''-'' "'P'' T. liz BOULANuER. 40 BeaversL