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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
Philosophy from the LimekiIn
Club.

1--WE are runuin' away wild de ken
try" said the solemn voice of Way-
down Beebe as his name was called.
"We am libin' too fast. Twenty Vars
ago | was satisfied with two-roomcd
cabin an a dollar a day Now | has
to have two-story house an twelve
shiliins' day. Wives who used To 20
ba rfut SIX days Il week to save DER
shoes for the seventh now wear 81
butes to mop in. De pusSon who Arms
$40 per week mus lib jist as good as
de one who Arms $40. Twenty Vars
ago de woman wild Il diamond ring
could boss a hull nayburhOod Now,
when she tries to eben boss de sarVant
gal de gal packs up hor peek of dia-
mOnds an quits de job widout waitin'
to collect any lcttle matter like $40
back salary. When | was a boy de
man who bought Il can of oysters was
supposed to have bin left legacy of
fo'teen millyun dollars. Nowadays de
poo mans back ward am kivercd wild
de empty cans. | kin see Sign after
sign dat dis generashun am spcedin'
along without thought or car of whar
it will bring up. Men who am hoein'
'taterS to-day am nabobs tu-mOrrer.
Men who used to believe i'll savin' up
fur rainy day now scatter deir cash
aroun' us if de sunshine mus allus last.
Whar used to be satisfied wild bean
soup | now want on tail, an dat's what
ails de hull lentry; we has got to slow
up an simmer down or de top rail am
gwine to give way an give us all
drap." Limekiln Club.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
A Possible Governor.
SAMUEL E. PINGREE.
'rom dc Brattleboro Reformer.


Mr.. Pingree was born in Saulesbury,
n. H., August ,, 1882. His father was
Stephen Pingree. Il farmer, clOthier
amt lumber dealer. Samuel Pingree
received his preparatory educational
course at Andover, IN. h. academy,
Mclndoes Falls, (Nt.,) academy and
was graduated from Dartmouth col
lege in the class of 1857. He read law
with Hon. A. p Hunton of Bethel, Vt,
and was admitted to Windsor county
bar at the December term of 1859. In
January 1860, he commenced law prac-
tice in Hartford, VT, and in May 1861
enlisted i'll the Sd Vermont regiment
volunteers. He was mustered into the
United States service at st. Johnsbury
in July 1861, as lst lieutenant of Co.
F., Capt. T. o. Seaver, (not Col. Seaver
of Woodstock He was twice wound
ed at the battle of Lees Mills on the
10th of April, 1862, on the peninsular
campaign, and rejOined his regiment
at HarrisOn's Landing and served out
the term of three years service. His
war record is brilliant one, he having
served by we'll won promotions as lieu
tenant, captain, major and lieutenant
colonel of his regiment. Naturally re-
firing in his disposition he has never
been a seeker for public office and what
trusts he has held have been thrust
upon him. He has been town clerk of
Hartford, since 1865, and served as
states attorney of Windsor county
during 1867 and '66. In 1882 he was
elected lieutenant-goveruor of the state
of Vermont. He was a delegate at
large to the national republican con
vention held in Chicago, in 1868. He
is an able man and highly respected
where personally known, with an en-
thusiastic following of friends, espec-
tally among the old soldiers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
The Honor of work.

Let none be ashamed who follow a
trade, but only let those be ashamed
who live to no purpose and are idle.
The souls of those who are always at
work are purer and stronger for the
idler speaks and does many vain
things. But he who labors Alright,
does not easily allow anything useless,
either in work, word, or thought for
his soul is always directed to a life OF
labor. For We are the disciples of the
fishermen, of the publicaDs, of the tent
makers, of Him who was brought up
in the carpenters house ChrysOstOm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
SquibS.

Batter is the name of IL tenor singer
in New York church choir He is oc-
casiOnally put out by the first bass.
Young ladies who contemplate bang
ing their hair should remember that
Goliath WAS killed by Il bang on the
forehead.
She sang, 81 want to be an angel"
and he declared that she was one al
ready. To this she bIushngly demur-
red. Then he married her. Demurrer
sustained.
Startled Owner: ''Hey, what are
you doing there 2" Colored thief (whO
has just fallen through sky-light): ''Ise
blown here, Boss, hy dat dab dreadful
hurricane we had souf."
$50 you run newspaper once did
you ?" asked IL reporter of a tramp.
eyes, for two months "Did You
clear anything p "Oh yes. | cleared
mt Marathon Independent.
A forest fire in British Columbia OK
ploded powder mill. Every pane of
glass in village near by was broken,
and everybody exclaimed :"Why, have
the schools opened again y
A young man had been assisted
away from the house of the girl whose
society he yearned for, wrote next day
| to the cruel parent as follows 81 did
not mind what you SAID to me, though
| your language was rather rough, but
when YOU kicked me with that number
eleven boot, you hurt my feelings.
! shall make no further effort to win
your daughter. If she inherits your
/ style of feet, and any of Your versatil-
! ity in the use of them, ] feel that
could not be entirely happy with her"
Superintendent of southern railroad ::
eyes, there is a vacancy on one of the
passenger trains will you Try il p
/ Applicant: ooh gladly, sir" Super
intendent: every well (; but you viii
! have 10 be examined first. The brake
man who held the position before yOu
/ had 10 be discharged for color blind
ness" Applicant; "Color blindness p
| Superintendent: eyes; he allowed "a
| black man to get into the car reserved
for white passengers
One morning "A Fairhaven husband
! awOke from sleep and said he had had
/ Il dream. He dreamed lie was ii great
editor-a big gun. He was interrupted
( by his wife, who wanted TO know il
she would not he an editor, too, as it
would take more than one editor tn
conduct a paper with 50 large "a circu-
lation. ''No, your position would be
the same As now" replied the husband
lyon would be the devil" As the
husband went to the store to purchase
IA bottle of liniment aud two porous
plasters he remarked that had no idea
that his wife could kick so hard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
ireland in America.

Sir Lepel Griffin, writing to the Lon
don Times from the Reform Club upOn
the difficulties of the Irish question,
says:
"The only effective remedy would
seem to he to temporarily disfranchise
dislOyal Irish constituencies so far as
Imperial or pure English interests are
concerned, and the practical question
is whether the time for such action has
not already come. What will be the
advantage of delay till the next Par
lament, when the forty followers oi
Mr.. Parnell will have increased TO sew
enty or eighty, and the difficulty OF
action will have prOportionately in
creased
81 have Just returned from America.
where the most striking fact in the pU-
litIcal situation is the complete aScen-
dency that the lowest class Of Irish
led by corrupt and inscriptions chiefs
has gained in the great cities, the ad-
ministration of which would he Il scan
dal in the most backward states Of the
Old World. The Irish question II more
bitter and hopeless in America than il
has fortunately yet become in Eng
land. Like the Roman general, who
in his hour of triumph, carried in hi,
car slave to remind him that he wai
mortal, so the great AngIo-SaxOn race
seems destined by fortune to carry, il
its triumphant march through two con
tinents, this degraded Irish race to en-
bitter it's victories and turn its reioic
ings into disgust. Nh. Paruell threaten
| that if the Irish cannot rule themselve
| they shall, at least, cause the EnglIsl
to be ruled as they, the Irish, choose
The empire administered on the prin
ciples which guide the Irish wire-pnll
ers of New York, would collapse IA
rapidly as even Mr.. Parneli coul'
desire.
'.Tbere can be no doubt, now tina
the Irish leader has fully disclosed hi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
VOLUME 47---NUMBER 2435

programme, that his designs are trea-
sonable. They include the rejection
of allegiance to the Queen and the dis
integration of the Empire. What adj
vantage can result from permitting a
large and increasing band of traitors 10
use in Parliament their best efforts TO
ruin the country and degrade conStitu.
tioual government All that is needed
is common action by both parties aud
a statesman to bell the cat"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
st. Johnsbury Post Office.

Commencing Oct : the mails will close at the
Post Office as follows:
PassumpsIC X. K. Way Mail, South, 9 90 a. /.
No. Danville, 900 a. }.
St J. a L. G. r. K. Way Mail East 2.I5 p III.
St j. \ l.. {. K. X. Way Mail, West, 2.15 p. Il.
Passumpsic K. K. Way Mail. North, 40 p III.
West Concord and St Johnsbury East. 900 Il. Il.
Waterford, W. Wattd Il and l.. Wat'fd, 40 D.
Boston, New York, Conn. K. Val. Mail 100 p III.
Northern and Montreal mail 500 y. b.
Mail will be collected from the boxes at Paddock
village and Railroad street at 500 a IN and 5 Is
y. Box at Railroad street will be visited at 1.3O
p. ssual
CHAS. p. CARPENTER. p. M
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27

A chicken fancier in Massachusetts
recently received a postal order from
Auckland, New Zealand, for S47, III
payment for pair of dark Brahma
fowls and their passage to that port,
which is 1000 miles distant by the
shortest route.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
East st. ,JohnSbury.

hJrsJatiOnal.-Sunday services at lO.i5 a.
and go p. M. Sabbath school at l.. 90 Wednes
day evening meeting at $50.
MethodtSt.-Suppled by Rev. q. f. Burnham.
sunday services at $50 p
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
(NEWJ DENIAL ROOMS

DIR. %. r. SETTLETOS. has opsnsd Dental
Rooms IN Walkers Block, Main street and is pre-
pared do ali work of the profession in thorough
and satisfactory manner and al reasonable rates
Ofhee hours from 4. N. To p. NJ s0tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
st. .InhnshurN Centre.

COHgrsgGtiOndL-Rev. j. Z. ClOsson, Pastor sun
day services at II A. NJ, and 500 p. N. Sabbatl
School at IL NJ. Wednesday evening meeting a
80 T.. NJ.
Methodist-Rev W \. Evans, Pastor SUNDAY
Services at IL A. M. and p. Sunday School a
IL NJ Thursday evening meeting at 7.3O.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
st. Johnsbury Athenmum.

Library and Reading RoOn-Free to all. OpeI
from A. NJ. to Il NJ; from , TO Z p. NJ, and from
: In - Saturday evenings.
Art GalIerV-Open Tuesdays and Fridays.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27

Very careful experiments made in
New York last season, says the New
England Farmer, shows that the fiat
culture of potatoes produces the finest
tubers and the largest yields. The
best results followed the Dutch method
of planting, which consists in keeping
the surface of the ground level, plant
ing single eye in place, covering il
six inches deep and allowing bat d
single stalk to grow in hill, the hills
TO be foot apart each way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
The Wire Age.

Future analysis may well describe
this period of American history as the
wire age, says the Boston Advertiser
In no part of the economy of our daily
life are we divorced from wire. 1t is
our slave and yet an ever-present mas
ter. Sleeping, we repOse on wire mat
tresses. Eating, we see foods that
have passed through sieves and which
are sheltered from insect appetite by
wire covers. Calling we pull wires to
ring curled wire gongs. Travelling,
we are conveyed by cable or electric
railways, hOisted by elevators hung on
wires, and hurried over wire bridges.
We announce our coming by telegraph
or telephone wires, aud we thread our
way by night through streets lighted
! by means of electric cables. Across
our fields are strung many thousands
of miles of barbed wire fences, against
which dumb brntes protest, Texan
rangers draw the knife, and lawyers,
juries, Judges and reporters whet their
intellectual blades. Our clocks are set
| by wires, our watches run by wires,
our books are stitched with wire, our
pictures hung by wires and our politics
managed by wires.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27

Gilt edged IN boxes cases very neat. jus
thing every lady wants. Can and see them
CALEDOSIAN OFFICE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
Justices Record in Criminal Cases.
Nice Calling Cards.

A new blank for Justice Of the Pesse JUS
printed and for sale at the CALIFORNIAN OF
EICE f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
BLOCKED PAPER.

Letter and Biiheads printed and blocked in the
most approved style At the CaledOniaD Once Call
and see samples II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
ST. cSOmsbmp (aledOnian.
G.. NJ. STONE IL co,
PUBLISHERS.

Opp ,s,te the Athenaum. St. Johnsbury, VI.
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Grarelfrs' 6mde.
st. Johnsbury q Lake ChampIain Railroad.
February =, 1884.
fRAINs 4 81 L y u. IL rnuxarr-ux

Passumpsio Railroad d.---Dec. 10, 1888.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
w. j. BRAY,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
Lumber Yard and Office Opposite
Odd Fellows Block,
r. r. Street, ST. Johnsbury.

An kinds Of Building Material for sale. Rough
and Dressed Lumber, ClApboards Shingle, Lath,
Doors sash and Blinds Brackets, Mouldings
Hardware, Nails, Lime. Cement and everything
necessary for building al the lowest cash prices.
3Stf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-03-27
CIpIHI0IT[0IaIR[AIPIHIsEb

The undersigned is now prepared to make every
style of Photograph in the most perfect man
uer | shall take special pains to
please those who have been IN
successful in obtaining sat
istactOry pictures
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw YORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND SfsW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY
and January 4 l~S4, trains will DesbIOsses
(OfiiaPdt ahd Wet 43c Street Stations
For CLcaeO Suspension Bdge Niagara Falls and Buffalo
-
FOR Newark Rochester Syracuse Oneida $3.50 am
Uucs Intlc Pals Fort Plain Cansohare Port Jackson
Amsterdam. ge.,0. 1920 o o
Albany and sskili. s. 90 ll:2O m; 4:3O. $500 pm
OsNcgo tnei1s norwich, sidney. $50 a. m.
NewDuTR kmgstOn, Highland, FSagAkeePsie, =, $50
ll.2O o.. $40. 4:50, % .. IN.
AGdlct0wn $50, 1l2O q. m.; $40 43O p "a.
.IJaly Other trains daily except sunday.
bunc FsrlOr $50 aud llszO M ana $3.50 p. IA.
trsEs lOf Albany.
10 hester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars m train for Banso
tLC Chicago
1ckGls tables and At Offices Of the eoa
IAnv erey City IIaToad station, BroOkyn
10 Coist ANNEX Ofnoe. foot Of Futon-sti eS5 ton
al aId 30 : DckalDaTe; New York CITY Nos lJz, EUI
~ 2ta 4l9 540 1873 Broadway Ne Union sqnaIe no
l5I btLsgt NO l6o lz5b-st. PennsyYanls hh sta
& Lot bts1TOssesst foot COrtiaEdst. and West shore
tsiias. loot West t2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
1HILADELpHIi AND READING

RATLROAn
NFw-JFPSFY CFNTPAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIDERTY-sT. NoHrH RiVER
Direct connection from 20 'Bp BrooEyn % Bridge Pier
TI~r TABLE-rAKING EFFECT nov i 'SNH
fT ToIP THThAPELgofl Il G5 o l5 fgS m TSF ESQ., $50 % 5$o
l2:UOp m SUNDAYS at $40 a NJ 5'io i-.o" @ v. u, NJ
Direct connection mt Wavne Jugcon Gr Gcrmsn9Wn IN
Chestnut i'm at Coumbi1aYe ior han1yunN' Oon'n'
ItAM cAfs iS on St'Iis,Iai7r Xssi Tr,ia' a'. ." ~'
Returning ny & s'yc 20 M IL & S9'9 o cDG 5s 2
n. SUNDAY, ESQ O. U6 U6o -. 'iiN3 i3 ~ 80 o30I
M SUNDAY Sis q. m. 4:3O0 M
Iecve TREXTuN Warrea and Tue Gr & st c st ~ ~ oio NJ
esUt?HDASs i:35 5iS a. m. Gl5 .. m ,,
Eor WILLlAa-srOnI a. V|-' 'i'' Eoo q N" '9'' t'O'
trIsUNBURY ana LEwIsBURG AT 6;45, 745 a. H. s'4'
ferREAD1vG and 11ApRIsDURG AZ 10 oa oooa iIl5 n
100 1850 400, $40, 1900 m sundays A' o''O p H.
EoroClAN rON nj C:45, 800 II. me- $40 b. a.
ForwILKESBARRE end PTTTSTON o. 6lI. 9oOA m"
100 Is a,4j $50 p. n. Sundays At $50 p. III
torTA5f,ouA stO@5 7.45 300 a H. 100 I:ao sA5, 400
lrSsriIEurN ALLENTowX an9 MAccH GiIU y <
at CAS- 300 a. NJ 100. $50, $40 $50 p m 7uhuJ' o.
r., EksroN atGa5. 900 NJ 100, l.3) Sl5. 4:oj 4''0
90, "'s .r,TIo p u" ,, l.l,n niIDGE BRANCH at $50
NJ at Cl5. 900 a. m loo $780, 400 $50
b4o 5.3Ou M sunday. lsnr, u
fotsoMERvILLI.a at CAS- 900 l03o nap m LOO - ,
say. ;,,iS; g;Yo, ' M 9' i56 5 90 Sojp
Io PiAINFItID st 6.4j 74j 800 :i lO.i ~ ~ 2 ~ 70
90 1850 g. &c. f5 400 30 0OO, ola, o'', 1'Vi o'O
"a 500 $50 1880 12sOC NbNDA12 . ~ 0'V0 o'i'
m 20 400 {,.aG 800 l3.FHp IA.
Ic,EiIZABI.rH NJ GIJ. C:tj. 7.l5. 74j 500 $50 t0l
s. 2u a. lUHu ll:lj. Il.@O ui l215 laS, l;'l 1JV
$50 500 8} a5. 4;.0 4:l@ 4iU asa tVO I.i" 20
a. 10 t.ij o.t, OAj tsU ttot, SHt o1" 0"' IV',,
li:G I2.6jpY. II stADAioI, oO1 ESQ hnL l'd 4'J1
J.S'. 500 i2Gjpm
luhlwALh al son 545. Clb G4-, 7:l5 79o 500, 81 ;
IT, 100 80 sR $50 4:lr. 43e. boo 5.l1, 90 943
90 8.lJ t.i1 100. rin S:l5, 500, 80" lc.,l "a -
100 pm sVS JAYS 81 o.UO. 4.l5 I-l' atn i-upn Iio
500. 400 5OO. OI5. -.tO, 500, lu-O Ht
"a. It,.t 6l.A ,lI. O,.AS ,DDNI. &C, tAI fah Al
600 SO . I'D. l.a9 4JJ. 900 sCHpA4S teAceP'
(tcau DIuvcl al 4>'u. lu:45 . u
T,.r I.roro--,tI ..ir 100 N. l:'N. 400 5u-n
m 1850 4.3J p H. win through par.or cars On 4d0 -
tram.
torNINELAND ana BlIDGEION az l:30p p m.
NEW-JERSTY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Ero.l lier No - NmtI Rlyor. via SANDY HOOK.
Fer LOAG LtiANC II, EAIONTOwS, &c, AZ 400 p m
Rets can be procured at 100, Liberty Pier No 2 North
ITT - IG rs, rs, ,ros 3 vay ~ ana 7.s 6thaSe
stZ :d.aye; | Riviuctou.-ti 10 Gre"n~lohst,
AID principal Hotels in NcwIOrk CITY 10 BrOokNn ~
NOs ! C0urtst; llo Broadway; $50 ana o5s 1iLJI
Al Ia HoDoacR. 2J4 NashingJon-'t, N
Jrusie Company viii call Tor and check baggage from hotels
VI q O. HANCOCK
General Passenger anc Ticket Agent, PhiadePIa
. L. "NO' '''' "'"''"' H. r. BALDWIN.
General Eastern Passenger Agent 10 Liberty ST. N Y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
c,pIFVDID UOTFI, IN CANADA.-One Ol
Gurouean Advertisements.
GRATEFUI-COMFoRTINo.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRFAKFAsT--"B BY thorough knoSletge ol the nAtura
laws which govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition
aad bV applca OF the fine prOpertles VI "eh
lseted Cocos Lips has provided our sosS
delIcteiy avOrpd which nay US many hev
aoeo mia II s bV the ludiCos 0 such aItces VI
diet tst be- gradually bult up uht stfOS
poh 20 rls every tendency disease. Hundreds Oi sub
lie naladies around us ready 10 attack Wher
~ ver therr 4. pont escApo many t Ah S
nv kssplnR well fOrtn@l win pure Diood anu
nSuuerlv uouri.bed ff1Ina"-Civil service OA1ekte
with boiling water OF MIX Soin IN t,is ON
tIn apd ~ bT CT0cers labelled thusi AAleS EPPs q
C. aeClo0pathie Chemists, Lond0ls EnslaAA
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
WINTER RESORTS. ...
w GRAND EXCURSIONS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTl r0EIo EI9 ,tG hIGo
COIONBIA ISL HMUS OF PANAMA and NlCAHAtUA
Invited 20 ayan of these Ps shoh they efn M
route the Company steamers ~ tho
price OF ss day. which includes an
and living board tbs whole time or passengers dIs
tleiT route transfer % other passenger
steamer OF e line they the voyage For passage
sppiy 70 nv. ,opyvoor a co Agert.
"a ~ state-st. new York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Gopartncre1ip Notices.

Gopartnrrsbip Notices.
NEw.YORK, January %. 1894.
TVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
1 inr between CHAS. II GRIFFIN and ARTHUR 3.
VAN VOORHIs IS Dissolved by stho death OF AlF ;
NHN VOOHHIS The surviving partner viii sign IN hguida
ton. ChAS' IL "h'riA-'
NEw-YoRK. January 23 1884.
gINHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
4 4 cO-paTrnershp. under the firm name OF KNAPP a
GRIFFIN the purchase and sale commission OF al
classes Stocks and Bonds listed on the STOCK 1
change. and other Miscellaneous secItltiee
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
Member n. Y stock LxcbanSe)
CHAS II. CIR FIN.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Orean Gteamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. :. Mail Steamships
n sau nom New-YoTk eyeTy SItnrd4yiof
Piei 20. North Biyar
CTRCAsSIA \. Jan -I u. UnN -SIA- Feb q. p ~
ANCU RIA r. nt 70 "a IN
tapin passage $50 10 80. Second Cabin. S..
Stcrraet outward, ~ prepaid ~ ., ,
Anchor Line at lowest pailife' o.
charge in TN gland. Scotland and Ireland
: OF passage abin Fans look Tours &c. 9Ppy t.
uENIERSON BEOIHEfto. Bow Hng Green
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Dnsnlrss CHANCES.

TOR SALE. ,,-.
Tho axurs fuTnituTe hotel liquor license lease and good
win Of a frsfclass ROAD HOUSE in Providence, T. Ad
dress H. Box 4i9. Providence X l.
NOR SALE.-The freighting and coal business
IL Of the late Of Hoffman PITCHER, at slate DOCK
IYDIARIsfE HOFFMAN, EXecutTix
CAROLINE T.. PITCHER Admlnlslratri1
For particulars apply 10 W. n. HOFFMAN. Attorney
Rhinebeck, n Y
CPLENDID HOTEL IN CANADA.-One OF
- hansouest In the Dominion vii ~ u eaptalst ~
rate 10 nav 10 per active business on ese
growing cities nofth terms
siOa 900 cash at 5 per cent Apply 70
IL H. LUDLOW q CO. ) Pine St
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
filming.
nllscellaueous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED I'D, AZ LILLE LIE
m pToWN OFFICES NO l.285 Bfoafwsy corner IhIty.
Srst Al until . D. m sud sos West Twenty-tlrst eorDr
Garner
SCo Furtyseyrnh-st; At
oFPiCIS nos. OG7 and 800 Thirdave1 corner U Un'-
hfh-st, up 70 y m A. iesui- ""'"
faten.
1--WE DOLLAkS ,,--,.-,. .....,,.
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iiTHE REG0AR SfUDsNI ,.,.., o..
printed Holland and for one prle1 ~ "a te EaniaTg
A' A CAULDWELI- 28l Broadway. ,. n
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
OGelu Steamers

RORDEAUX LINE. .,-,r
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GENERAL TRANSATLAN nc COMPAN1. L.
~ retween New-YOrk and I!Hyre.
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Checks payable sight suit on the hanque
i3Is DE- EtBIAN Agent 40 g. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
EoUrLE TRACh. TIE MOST IMrRoVED EGUlP
MN. AND TIE FASTEH TIME NONSI9I
INT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
CTARYNS
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- CIII, RIVER AND UARroR TRANSPORTATION
COMrA$T.
CFre Pier Is ~. D.. .u.t Of CoTtlandt-5t.
Crs.-rf aTi ID directed 10 part
GO fitvo-lc.
UELQTALI.ED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders Tor delivery o, al kinds O. freight aud mer
tlanosse atv part Of the cry
tIA AND HARBOR TOWING ANO RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Lshered 70 any POM
81 fhp bar Jo. b. reasonable raiss
STEAlIEl tT-. BAEGES AND GROVES To CHAR
III. IUi FNCUIl~I'No
strlraer5 JHN II sTARIN foT NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
s. n H. i.o. oI Cortlaa4ts,. a; p. daily SUNDAYS
tIoeptoG1
METROPOLIS IMPRESS CO.. between Ncw-Yor. ana
SbwHavcu. care and dispatch Guaranteed
Irssit Tor points II. L. W Il r. received at Pier l9
10 New Iit.cn and points East az Pier ls.
NORTH -IpIE STATEN 4~LAND-Eeyen Niles or
Gen Csats sd, steamers i1-r l. l. H., foot OF White.
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CENTRAL rETPYAED. CommunpaW N.J-Dry bocss
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C,ustfDc t.oli q repair Of vessels