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The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01

MARINE NEWS.
poRr OF roRrLANp.
)NESDAY, Jan. 81

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg. New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Barque sarmonto. Gould. Boston. in tow. to R
Barque Mary G Reed, Warner. Boston, to load for
cuba. To Chase. Leayitt g. Co.
sch Nathan Ceaves Atwood, Virginia-oysters 10
luminous & Halves.
Sch Perseverance,. WILLARD. Perth Amboy-coal to
Maine Cent RR.
Sch ElleE Morrison Ham, Perth Amboy--coal to
Warren a. Ring
Sch Annie 8 Lila, Fernald. Grand Manan. with
herring for market.
Sch Grace g smith. from GRIND Manan, with her
ring for market
Sch Sarah Hunter. Mowrey, st John. NB-lum-
Sch Glenera, (Br) Cripps St John. NIB, for New
York
Sch Reaper. tBr) Warren. St John. NIB, for New
York.
Sch Maud W tBr) st Johu. NIB, for Boston.
Sch M st Pierre, Ames, st John, NIB. for Boston
sch crown Prince (Br) Branscomb, st John, NIB,
Sch VIM Thomas. Wooster, Calais for Gloucester.
Sc Mary Ellen. Smith. Calais for New York.
Sch Laura E Messer, Gregory, Rockport for Nor
folk.
Bargue Scotia. (Bp Shelter, Montevideo-w &
Sch Lawrence Mckenzie, Mckenzie, Barbadoes-
SHIPBUlLDING-At Camden H M Bean has con.
ready for sea next fall. Capt Thompson of schr
Bowers is to command her. Mr. Bean has now
on hand contracts for five large schooners to deliy
er this year. One of them, named Joseph Hiltaa.
will be off in about two weeks. to be com
handed by Capt Oliver Rsegefs of st George. and
will hail FROM Daafien, Ga.
At Columbia Falls. j Crandon will build schr
OF $50 tons, Carpenters measnre to be completed
next September. for Capt A Hall of Addison.
w Buchanan will build board schr of
100 TONS to be off in June, for Capt Moses wass of
Addison. Isaac Carlton is getting out frame for
three-masJod schr of $50 TONS to be off next Octo-
Der, for Capt Thos Drisko of Indian River.
at Millbridge, A Strout is framing scbr of 100
tons. TO be OFF next spring. for Capt Fred Godfrey
The schr now on the stocks for Capt Edwin Strout
is receiving her spars and will be launched SO soon
as the ice breaks up. Joel Hinchley is getting out
the frame for schr of rs tons. j SAWYER is
framing large centre board schooner and has pat
down the keel tor barqueutine of 800 tons
The following Maine vessels are laid up at New
port RI:-Schs Darius Eddy, of Bangor: Jed FRYE
Flora King. and Alcora, OF Calais; G w Cummings
of Winterport; Elizabeth DeHart, Of Bath; Ever
glade, of Ellsworth; Vim Barnes, of Orland.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01

Congress Yeast Powder contains no alum
ammonia, terra alba, OR any other injurious
ingredient, but is made from absolutely pure
Cream Tartar. 1t has the largest sale of any
baking powder in Portland
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-01

BOOkke
TO LET
TO RENT.
no Let-W stIa b

Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen Mt
jan24df IS DEERING ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
j On and after March 9. 1888.
- a A. -


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. q.
Trains leave NewYoIk via DesbTOsses ana COuiuahot
streets Ferries as follows 60, III, r.,,,.,
srrisburg Pittsburg the West and South. with Pullman
Palace cars attached \ aud daily. New Ork
and Chicago Limited Of PariOr Dining Smoking ana sleep
D.. fng at a IN. every day. 81,
MiiamspOrt Haven a. M p M CCrTy anu IJIe AT
D. m connecting CORY for Ttusyie Petroleum Cen
ire and the OIL Regions , s., ar ,,,o "A
Expess o Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
Washington p IN Regular, VIA H. a "a r. X
r. AZ Sis and 30 No. $40 and M and " night via
" and o. n r., / and y. In and ~ night 81 49,.
Sunday Via b. and p II. r.. a. M, p m, and IL night
! via B and 0. II. H.. p. N. and IL night -, o
: sundays 8 m Through car on p m uain ~, Sa,,r.as
or ape May except sunday 65 lllO a. H. On oaIurdayS
op Prnoh Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and AmbOy, a. IL noon, 39O ana p Ill
ON Sunday 8 a. ~ docs not stop at AsDuIy fHk 49,.
- Rrookyn Annex" connect with all through trains
AZ Jersey CITY aording speedy and direct transfer io
BIZ, From Pittsburg 500 and ll20 M 1870 and
Ia o. n m daily From Washington and baltimore 800
l6eJ0 a. NJ $50 5:3O 935, 1888 and 1000 d. sunday
kG.SO Gao a m 1895 and 1850 p From Baltimore ~
p m sunday, 935 m From Phade2hs S: 29 20 20
800 20 $50 935 1920. 1875 and 1850 m sunday
$50 900 $50 $50. ll4O q. ms $40. 7;30 $780, IO;Z0
.g-. m IN
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Gorses ano Carriages

'I 4 >1GiENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE,
N consisting of bay horse years old Sound and KIND
can trot easily In 24O and side bar buggy nearly hew p
nIy al stables Clemontaye Brookyn OIL Oh thoowne
li2 Vanderbilt ave-, Brooklyn.
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EXTENSIONS.

CALIFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE
~ VALLEY.
TWO SELECT EXCURSION PARTIES.
Under the management Of T. NJ jenkins formerly Cook
son Jenkins TO leave New York via Baltimore
- . and Washington IA palace cars.
FIRST PARTE-G0es April 2d 20 -. LOu, ami down tho
Mississippi River by gncent Orleans
then by southern Pacific Railroad Texas
and AiizOnh, stopping Houston and Los An.
geies requiring D days and costing $3.50.
SECOND PARIl-Starts Nay TO 81. Louis. Denver AMI
salt Lake following the rOue the party last
Requires IS days costs $3.50 All expenses Of the TIP in
cuded In price Both parties include the Yosemite and
attractions OF Colorado Both return home by Chicago and
Niagara Fails.
Descriptive Pamphlets and map OF routes ready
Address T. NJ. JENKINS 257 Broadway. New.Yori
Programmes of European Travel ready.
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autliou Sales Of fipf Stock

Autlion Sales Of fipf 5torli
DETER c. KELLOGG g. co. VIII hold their
SIXTH ANNUAL
SPECIAL CONVERSATION SALE
TRoTTING BRED HORSES.
cons,ened by Breeders and owners,
rUEspAy. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
OF next week.
Mr.. JOHN A. DUNN, Auctioneer.
The catalogue contains all pledged to absolute
sale without limit Among them &e'
Fast Roadsters and Track Horses
Coach aud Carriage Horses,
BUSINESS and Family Horses.
Saddle Horses and Ponies
Stations and Brood Mares,
Young Trotters fashionably bred,
md Horses suited to every use which MAY NOW BE SEEN
al the Institute Building, 3dave anu oou
where sale will be held We earnestly request
EXAMINE THE HORSES BEFORE THE DAfe Of
SALE. -. l. ..,,Aor ,,r,a NOR
opportunity. To this necessity the conslsn
the place OF sale several days IN az
vanca driving .ring OF oneeghth mile II construStou
WITHIN THE BUILDING, whore, regardless OF
BUYERS can the horses thoroughly In and OuI Vi
harness. employ experts To do So ana can sec
Der driven with but little loss OF Time 49,,
For cat alogues with full descriptions. address ~
N~' NN'~"~NN' PETER Z. KELLOGG & CO. -
lU7 Johnst. New.fork.
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D0PULAR SHORE LINE.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
IL FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express daily Sundays eIceped BOs;0nat
Ss w. p lpaTloI attached and 10 D. with palace
Seeppg cars, sundays at 10 D. with palace sleeping
earsl i. W. POPPLE, Agent
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Muslcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1925. Pianos
ID S297 80. Factory running day aud night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL Il. BEATTY. Washington =. ).
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Af'A - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
EXPIRES. Trains leave NewYor via Desbrosses and Court
IN 100 $50 c and 10 Limited, IL m, ]. $780, $40
a e. g. a. 8 and D. M and II night Sundays, 8. 8,
% Idmiied) ana 10 a. m, A. Q. T. and y. III. and ~
q night
120 D. n- running through VIA Trenton and
Camden,
etuning trains leave Stations Philadelphia
1921, sos, 800. $40 500. 7:39 $40 $3.50 and II a. IN
lIamted Express l30 p. ny l. 3 T. o. t5ao Linitede
$50. 7;sS and SO m on sunday i2'Oi ~ SoS $40
except Sunday.
Ticket oces 4s5. $40 and GA Broadway Aston House
foot Of Desbrosses and COursndt CouTtst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
ll4 ll6 and lls Hudsonst Hoboken station Jersey city
tmigrant Ticket once No Battery Place and Castle Gar
nen.
The New-York Transfer Company will call and check
baggage from hotels and residencos
CHARLES T. PUGH, j. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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lectures dll1 meetlnq5.

4 MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
IA Meeting TUESDAY evening March % 1888. o'clock.
CHICKERING HALL cor. lsh-st and 5thaye.
SAMUEL KNEELAND. VI. d.,
VIII read paper entitled
philippine Isands-their History People and Earthquake
Phenomena"
1lustratedby 80 SteTsopticOn views.
| ECTURE.-Joseph Cook at Chickering Hal,
n Thursday evening. March % Subject: SEVEN
MODERN WONDERS OF THE WORLD" Admission so
cents reserved seats 81. Tickets Brentanos and
Chickeging Hal
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAsT@FAREs REpUGEp SS b,rd Boso hTS ~ N sV
Bedford corresponding reductions to other points steamers
nate days sundays excepted Pier 90 North River foot
81 MqSy Ss O. n IT, ESQ jersey city rom
io go 81 bEGsapf Td9 laffl, at Assd4,
GEO l. CONNOR, Gcnl Pass Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD Commencing November D. 1857
a. To-. Northern EXPRESS 10 Rochester and
$40 M SPECIAL ExpreSs for Chicago daily stopping only
at Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Line, Cleveland ana
10 30 a. M Chicago Express, drawing to Canaan
II a. H. TO Albany Troy with connection to Utica
ms albany ana troy specai sai@ray only
. p. NJ. Accommodation to Albany ana Troy
running through eyeIy day week Niagara Falls
$50 p % Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
TO syracuse and to Auburn load also to saratoga anu Mont
M Pacific Express, daily With sleeping cars for for
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ana
ii NJ Night Express with sleepngcars to Albany and
Troy Connects with morning trains Tor the West and Horh
d1cHets on sae at 40 BEwhngIee 59 anu a. d "a
and 9l2 Broadway, Newlork, ana SSS Washlnston'st'
]. n. ToUcEY, Gen. sup't. Gen Passenger Agent.
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
fare 8 to Boston for 4 sc2s ke good only
Elegant steamers leave daily Sundays excepted
from Pier 80 North River foot Of Jsyst NewYos arriving
PROVIDENCE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leave
from - North River foot OF Warrenst, 43O daily
SUNDAYS excepted. for Boston Providence direct
:. w. POPPI.E Acting General Psssenger Agent.
CHARMS ...
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier lS. y. r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st.
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery OF all kinds OF freight and
clandise any part OF the city
A. / r..
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every descriptonDrompty ghtorel toIaypoat
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JohnI. Starin and Erlsus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is. ~ II, at daily. Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Sew-Hork and
New.Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points D.. l.. & w r. r. received a: Psrll
For New Haven and points East al Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven HieS')r
Ten Cents VIA from Iron Pier !. r., foot O
Mhtehalst
CENTRAL SHTPYARD COmmunlDaw. y. J.-Drv DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything app3rAnas - tl1
construction AID repair Of vessels
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RORDEAUN LINE.
ID Now and diTectllne 70 the South Of FrauNA
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIR .tE
CHATEAU LEOVILLE 4O0O tons .---..-.-.. Well Apr !.
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons .>ti. Anal =
Travellers for France Spain and Itly, Pyrene@A Fal
Nice. &C. will time aud expense by taxing TN, inc
CABIN dncuding wnel. $50. ANA 500: Stssngc. 80
For passage apply 70 O.. ,,,,.- ..,...,, 40 ,,-.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

CHE oLDEsTABLJsHEr ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hoTRAISs EACHWAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN.
nay STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, Pin
NETWORK.
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steamboats ano Railroaos-
DALTIMORE AND 0HI0O IL, KAI L 70


ETTIMORF AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u MODEL FAST LINE TO THE EN WEsT.
Via Phladspha B%imP ere i psp Washington
rams 1seb S SUNDAY washington and all points West
To- Gic1Sa Cincinnati Louis Connects Tor all points
,sMSsiifDSIGHT Daily Washington and all point, West
For lime Tables Tickets Se9}9g Be55Ss ana s F5S
81 Brookyn
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
sTooIly S a. icSt q fStonst JsSol. Why xo.,
= G9p@g mFST Fem1gdn Easton wnd Gap Mauch
Chank Tamanend, Tamaqua Hazletcn. Drfon scranton
m ioqS Feninston. High Bridge Branch sShooley
TeSi%S HaTris6aTs Maach Chunk, WianspOrt TamA
Nanueoke dehga NS Reading Har
zsburE Mauch Chunk. HazletQn, wikesoarre %S rama
aa 4f b p Sf %lEesSSrre seI@niSR
cnEan Sadd nfs Lake XIII SSss
$40 p. InFor someTyle Pennington .s &C. Harrisburg
niaucb chunk. wiSes6arre. &c. .. Douna Brook
bud i%icFnediaie stations at EastOn Allentown
for NSWs aRS al t5c S5 75 so sl5 ss9
S6S s sS a. qsS 5o So $50 5l5 g. els $50 $780,
S e ra ss 10 1G eSs points points see time tables stations
PG t Am AMB aD perth Amboy at s15, las M
t SF E sssSSa e. M {s N 4s
nj E1 EWHfyyg9 IEIiR s SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
w O-1,,XTA sA ,yTS P PfEks Mr.
STEAMER F6d aF hEtTo GtsE 20, D. ~ "'
Commencing October 2, 1882;
For Highlands. seabnght. Monmouth Beach and Long
For Atlantic Highlands, p m. 49,,
Leave LGe5iyst s;Iss p M l:i5 p m for Lake
i'a5 p M for Atlantic cy Xlncl.nd. BrldsctOn &C.
sis a m for stations TO Highlands s,..
IA5 a. IN. las 445 D. NJ for stations 10 Seaorlsn~
! u m. for stations to Sandy HOOK: D,,,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHlA.
IN BOUNDBROOK ROUTE
ForTRENTON and PHILADELPHlA.
Leave New. York from Station e RR OF NJ On NIX
For Philadelphia. Ninth and Green.sts az gao. oo". *
g dj M M For For Third S and HIS
b. 1880 430. $3.50 p. On sunday at az Eso ZOO
Trenton, 7:45 go IL: Is 1850, T. 43O ooO' ''
~ D. ~ On SUNDAY, S45 a. m, $3.50. II p. M.
Philadelphia for New YORK: , crao,
From stations Phila and Reading RR Nintn AZ anu ~ n m
e:s $780, $780, $780, IL l15. 355. 54u o'O' - T. III
On Sunday, at $3.50 q. $50 IL p. IN. 3.3O
From Third and Berkssts. at 3d. S:2u " =. IN, - ~
P2O $50 1850 p M sunday at s. M 4;1 IA A. H. p
From Trenton. l:25, o;20. S0i. 900 1906 dI;2f
22 624, lisp m Sunday LES. 9:ls m o. Sa4 trains
I PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached 70 u ID,, New
end SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains 'r'"
hoik Philadelphia ,,;.v station 10 from
Connection Is made az jersey My S'' - anu AVN
and Erie Depot, Jersey Wv. aO1
psA a. goa broadway and at the principal hOteS NVs
AZ "A C.nrt.st and Annex Office, Jewers Wharf BrooSy
n. Y Transfer Company WIN car ior anu 0ho'A 7NSO
'iom notes OF H. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
| VI STEARNS Gen. Supt
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DR. BOSTON.
THE LATEST EvkNIN
NEw.YoRK AND NEw.ENGLAND RAILKoAp.
N0RWICH LINE

In r. Boston Worcester Nashua. Portland and the East
J 'H0 Ho" ~ CITY OF WORCESTER,
the most elegant Dld on inc SOuhu anu
dIe fayOrite CITY or NLm - n,ottss- newt per
5eave North River, fOc' OF Natss, nAt Poi
49, ~ ,rossess Ferry daily except Sundays at pm
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
I :, MITH ABSOLUTE hAEEIY
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Gonnirp propertp Uanteo.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.-A small-slzed
extensiOn above 42dst, between 4th and oha'es
Address. with full particulars CASH, r. D. BOX ZZJv
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CUNARD LINE.
NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
NJ Between NeW Havre
Conpany's pier new ~ River al Morpntt
Travellers by this line avoid by English Thl
way and the discomfort Of crossing tho Chennei IN snAH
Special train leaving the nauys dock ~ HaVre III
rect for Paris Gu arrival Of steamers baggage checker
at Ne s Ork through 10 Paris.
sT STMON Durand. ......... wednesday March 81 r.
LABRADOR Collier " e0nc-daY. March -, o. m
AMERlOIE, san eh---... cdDosdty. Aprl J. = p NJ
NORMANDIE new Scrvan Wfdueisy. Nav -
Checks payable al sght in amounts 70 sat- On llo B4nI1
TTansatantque of Pans
For freight ant passage apply 70 ..
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u. ". STEARNS, Hen SUP -
kTEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH r. R

IN (PennSyVania X. X, lou NOlu"AA'
Stotto,s In UeCVorl, : 81 and DesbrOSses-st .
''''' " " (Central Il. X. of N J.. loot L1Derty -
For south Amboy via c r. r of y j. D. $40 dv M; M
For Matawan &c. via G r. II. OF y j. O. o;!o d. ,n' SD
& T. IN; via Penn r. r., 9 a. m. II H. $3.50, p H. sun
uay, a. o..or crovo Ashurv Park
90 po,ut Pheasant &c via &. r. r. of N - D. S:loH
m - T. 6 D. m via Penn X. r.. a. m II M ,,U T.
SInday mot stopping Ocean Grove or AsOuS i'A'
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ANCHOR LINE.
"a LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
Prom Per a. NOrth River, New-AO tk.
FURNESSIA 5.i9O sails sat. April II
Nav II June &c and July II
FL RNESoI 20. June 80 and Aug
CITY OF ROMF.......... June g. July IL and Aug is
cabin passage $50 10 sl25, according TO accommodation
Second CABIN. Sfh Stecrare at lowest rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green.
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Board an0 Rooms.
EastSids.

HOTEL VANDERBILT, coin de ravenue do
4 Lexington ct 42leme rue.-Chambres ct salons ben
meublees. Bonne pension. Franco Americaine, PTts
mod6r6. J. = WHEATON. PrOpnetaire
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nNRIF RAILWAY, now known as the NV
IL YoPK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Advancement of trains from Chambers street Depo5
, Q m-Cincinnati and Chicago Day iNploSs' D4"''-7
Buffalo ana suspension p,R,lo
~ H. m fDay)-Fast It Louis Express ailNlns ~, - h.
Of m conuecting with fast trains Ia the W est anu a.
west Pnllman's Test Drawing Sleeping Coaches "
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Ocean Gteamer5.

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamers
IA NETWORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River. New YORK.
BOIIN A.. Mar -. . Am tiKCASSIk.-Aprtl !, . am.
DEVONIA Mar. 81 roam. KTHIOPIA.ApL Il. nooL
Rates of passagetO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BIsLFASTor 10 MOON DERRY.
Cabins 500 10 $50 Excursion tickets n reduced r1rA
Second cabin, $40 Stcerage-Ouward. SIS Prepaid 81
For books OF Tours in scotland plans &C. apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green
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DLEASANT Sunny Room 81 East 20tb-st.,
J. OH third noor. Also HALL ROOM with board. Refer
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICEhe steamers Of this line take the Lane Houte
recommended by Lieutenant Maury u s. NJ on both the
outward hOmeWaTd vOYages - ~
ADRIATIC. Capt Jennings. Thursday, March y 800 m
i{EPIJBLIC Capt Irving. Saturday March 81 1880
BRITANNIA. Capt Perry y, hui dAy rg' o. D. M
CELTIC Capt Grsdel ur day Apl IL 300 o. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
These steamers are uniform IN size and unsurpassedn
The Saloons SaterOOms. smoking and Bath
placed amidshps where the noise ana motion
felt anoIdng degree Of comfort hitherto unattanablo
RATEs.-ssoon, $50, $50 and 800 Return tickets on
favorable terms Steeage from the Old County, 81 from
New. York, SO. .,--..,. 49,. no. -.
For of plans aud other Apply AZ the
'ompsh' S' r. J. CORTIS, Agent
CT BARTLETT & CO, Agents Boston.
BAHKITT a CAr1 EEL Agents, PhiladelphlA
The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-16
TWENrT-FoUR O'CLOCK.

Well, wife, while down in town to-day.
heard by chance the strangest thing:
Twill come to pass, the people say,
Tho trouble it is sure to bring.
Our timepiece there upon the wall
Must go Gt gives me quite a shock;
You see it's of no use at all
'Tt0iU soon be "a O'Clock.
Wen breakfast then at IS sharp;
At 10 must take the train,
What oddities can't help harp
On what is sure to turn the brain,
But Labor's wheels will still go round,
On wages there will be no lock.
Tho this old world at last has found
1t has "a O'clock
Dear Sue maybe you have forgot
Our wedding, twenty years ago;
Twas IL when parson tied the knot,
Tho now it seems it was not so,
Times river flows on mighty fast,
And each new wave seems but to mock;
For wife, we've had to find at last
We wed at "A o'clock.
Our Maud, who'd like to sleep till noon,
Now rising on the stroke Of 6,
Can have her share Of sleeping soon,
And dOze till Is. What a mix
But when young Lynn comes here to call,
And stays like patience on a rock,
Twill throw shadow over all
So late the hour: 13 O'Clock.
And meeting hour which always came
So regularly at half past-ten;
Will never seem again the same
sort Of % amen.
Dear Sue, this thing is certain sure
To soon affect both you and me,
For our old clock there is no cure
1t and the Future can't agree.
Tho some folks may learnedly speak
OF Greenwich time, and this and that.
1t is our century strangest freak
A queer, diurnal tit for tat
We're told the world improves with age.
Our ship at last has reached a dock
Where change in all things is the gauge;
Twill soon be "A o'clock. BRADEN
The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-16

When the men had fallen back TO their
original positions the roll of dead and
wounded was shock to those who had
escaped. No one had blundered. John
ston's lines were there, and they must
be carried by assault. Sherman was
looking for a weak spot to drive wedge
into. That salient was one of the
strongest points on the Confederate line.
M. QUAD.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-16
FIELD, FORT AND FLEET.
THE MISSION OF FIELD ARTILLERY.
some striking Examples of ''Grape and
Canister.o
'Bring up the guns p

''Bring up the guns p
Let the order be heard by a regiment
Of infantry crowding to the rear in a
panic and it will halt the men in their
tracks and make fighters of them again.
There is something in the companion
ship of field battery that makes a foot
soldier braver than when his regiment
fights alone. The guns may be wasting
ammunition as they roar and crash. but
it seems to the regiments on flank or in
rear that every discharge is driving
great gaps through the enemy's lines.
So long as the battery remains the sup
ports will remain. Even when the order
is given to double-shot the guns and the
infantry can see that half the horses
have been shot down he still carries the
feeling that grape and canister will win
the victory. ThelOss of horses, wagons
and small arms is lightly mentioned in
official reports and the losers feel no
degradation, but let a brigade lose a
single gun from one OF its batteries.
and every soldiersfeels the shame. It
is next to losing the flag presented to
a regiment as it marched from home.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-16

A MAN lately committed suicide in a
Partisan restaurant after making hearty
luncheon. On slip of paper found on
the table before him he had written in
pencil: "Oysters are excellent for the
stomach, and old wine promotes longev-
ity; but politics disgust man with
life, and that is the reason why I am
about to kill myself"
The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-16

A LONG life; A. Cat butchers STALL
"Good morning, my neighbor. What
line sausages you have hanging there.
You ought to present me with one of
them, for this is my birthday" Butcher
(taking AS han6: "Ah, your birthday,
is it Well, I wish you much good luck,
and many returns of the day. May you
live till give you that sausage"