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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

ANOTHER STUBBLE BLAzE-A
fire was started on Tom. Reeds
farm, near the Galloway water tank
OF the O.& @. on Tuesday by a
spark from passing locomotive.
Threshers near by saw the smoke
and succeeded in extinguishing
the flames after some fencing and
pasture had been consumed.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

For SALE.-100 head of horses
and mules for sale cheap. En-
quire of w. H. Hairless. If.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

RESIDENCE BURNED.-On Sunday
last. the residence of John Miller,
son-in law of eGum" Wrinkle, who
lives On the island about four
miles south of Corvallis, burned
to the ground. A log had been
burning near the house for a day
or two previous and it is supposed
the fire to the residence was
started from it. Every piece of
furniture was burned, the family
being away at the time.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

PIONEER DRowNED.-IsaacS Stats
of Airlie, the terminus of the west
side division of the narrow gauge,
was drowned near his home Friday
evening at about five o'clock. The
particulars are: He had MIXED
his COW, when he took her down
to a spring near by to water. The
spring is about eight feet deep, and
it is three feet to the water. He
had his hand resting on plank,
reaching down for a bucket Of
water, when the plank broke and
lie fell in, and being unable to get
out, was drowned. He was
seventy-six years old and pioneer
of Oregon.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

Too LAzY.--A couple of burly
looking men were in Corvallis
Wednesday with a "knock- the.
doll-show." One played the banjo,
while the other used his mouth to
catch custom. With farm hands
as scarce as they are just now,
such fellows ought not to be pa
tronized. Let them exert their
muscle a little by using a pitch
fork or shouldering sacks of wheat.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09
ALTAR.

LIGG GGETT-FRlNK.-In Corvallis, at the
residence of J ohm Linger, on Wednesday,
August 7, 1889, by D. Carlile, j. Pr
Emma A. Liggett and @. M. Frink.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

T. G. Case is now prepared to give you a
bath if you desire one. He has just fitted
up his barber shop with a tub, clean and
neat in every particular, a,d has both hot
and cold water. Twenty five cents
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09

R. A. Bensall, of Newport, was in
Corvallis on Wednesday.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09
ESTRAYEn.

From the trail to Maryis peak one yeaT
ago this month, one black yeariing stallion
with few white hairs in forehead sRd
rather heavy built. The finder will be lib
esally rewarded by notifying
JOHN E. WYATT.
Corvallis, July 29th, 1889. I'm.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-09
SHIPPING FIGURES 60O,-

SHIPPING FIGUREs.-Over 60O,-
600 pounds of merchandise only
was carried in and out of Corvallis
during the month of July by the
Southern Pacific line. This does
not include the large amount of
grain, cattle, horses, sheep, etc.,
that has also been shipped from
here. In that month 100 head of
cattle were taken to Portland.
The cattle shipping is beginning
to be quite an important matter
and the railroad company has been
compelled to construct new pen
in which to receive them for plac-
ing in the cars. On Tuesday
morning two carloads of beeves
were sent to Portland by John
Smith, and lot of horses including
fine stallion. Tomorrow morn
ing two more cars of cattle will be
taken down. Since January the
shipment of horses out OF Corvallis
has been very large, and the
greater portion of them has been
to Seattle. 1t statement could
be had of the whole amount of
shipping done by both lines of
railroad and the two steamboat
companies, the totals would show
up largely and a comparison with
any other city in the Willamette
valley would place Corvallis in the
lead, no doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs

Ten persons we're bltien ~ rahsa
o0g fTlasy 81 Madison, lad
AT Lincoln. Neb Friesy Nrs John
Malone was ogrEec g esstA ~ tie eK-
ploslon 81 = gasoline can.
Fairbanks a CO : general store 4la
stock al 81 John9barf. VI were ol Frl-
das damaged s7S.oJt hy tire
hsnsss" Lee. oolsred wouas who
WAs believed - be los ye4Es ED. aaed st
s. loseuh- Ne. Iriday
A desperate revolt occurred recently
IN the lAyolllte prison iu Iluia.
Troops were oalled and many 81 the eaa-
victs slain
ls Is believed that } n R4thbone.
founder 81 the Knights q fythl@s, ' be
wss reported - dying al Lima, q, la
fair chance ~ recovery.
The Royal Arch Mssons concluded
the business ~ tAeir convention 81 Al
lanta Friday and adjourned - meet -
Minneapolis three yesrs hence.
The schooner e. b Churoh. from hal
tim0re foT BOSTON. IN oosl lSs been
given up a. lost The captain, T.
Gallagher. was socom panied BY his Nlie
and a year-old son.
Thursday. on Mars nin. near the
Greek capital Dr 7 Dt Wit IalmsFs
preached 3 SERMON. and from that classic
mound be secured . cornerstone for nis
new tabernacle.
Frank y Quesnsl was arrested IN 81
Pau flaaF on .asrge ~ forgery in
IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
TROUBLE IN MONTANA.
Legislators Refused Admission TO the
state House.

HELESA. Mont, Nov. 23.-Stste Au-
ditor Kennev. whose duty t. is 20 ocsll the
House together, on Friday demanded
the keys Of the State house from
County Commissioner knight Tho
latter refused 70 give them 20
him, but promised % admit Ken
ney a. any time The Republican
State officers may rent rooms for the
Legislature in another building Gov
ornor Toole issued proclamation Fri
dav afternoon designating the court
house as the place in which the Legis-
lature shall meet. and declaring the Sill
yer Bow members who hold TIE certif-
Gates ~ the county clerk entitled %
seats for the purpose q organization
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
DUB SUMNER RESORTS.
A Foreign Syndicate vith Capital ef
a2h.o 600 600 sreklnR Ihelr Central.

NEW YORK, Nov. according 70 =
London cable Hon GreenCuFb walker
viii sail from Liverpool at once as ths
reprssent ntative % = sTud cate which pro
poses 20 obtain control O the
leading springs ard health resorts
of ths United Ststss An agent %
IRE svrdicste. 10 is SAD. las a.
ready obtained options on many q
the leading resorts. including thoss a.
Saratoga, = y bet Springs Ark. Po-
land Springs Ne IoVus Springs Ne
WaukeshA Wis sni ire Blue Lick
SPRINGS 2 Kentucky The syndicate
has cspi.al of -. 90 DO and proposes
to-ontroi ths mineral vster srsis OF the
r-ftrs -ta+es
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
a POLITICAL SENSATION.
Arrest of R. G.. Wood Charge os
Iibel-The Case Grows Out of the
Famous BaIlotBox Forgery During tho
Late Ohio Campaign.

Arrest OF X. G. Nood on tnarGc o.
Ibel-The Case Grows Out OF tho
Famous Bsllot-Box Forgery During tho
Late Ohio Campaign.
CINCINNATI Nov. 23.-The political
sensation of Friday was the arrest Of
4. G.. Wood. of tho famous ballot-box
forgery case which played so prominent
a part in the late Ohio election. The
arrest was made at the instance OF Gov
ernor-elect JAMES f. Campbell, United
States Senator John Sherman and Con-
gresham Butterworth. II is said the
disclosures in connection with the case
will cause profound sensation in the
political world.
The affidavit charges Wood with per
petrating a libel against William Nc
Kinley, James E. Campbell, Ben But
terworth, John Sherman, s. s. Cox, W.
=. G. Breckenridge, Charles :. McAdoO,
J. r. Mcpherson. J. r Whiting and + b.
Stockbridge, all mem bers or rex-mem bers
Of the House or Senate Of the United
States, in that he counterfeited their
names 70 q forged and fictitious con-
tract, with malicious intent 70 disgrace
these men and damage them in
the eyes Of tho Nation, by leading
the people 20 believe they were in a
corrupt scheme 20 make money By viO-
lating the laws Of The United States BY
being pecuniarily interested in the
passage of the ballot-box bill pending
before Congress. The AFFIDAVIT further
moro alleges shat Z. g. Wood caused
this forgery TO be published by deliver
ing IL directly or indirectly 70 Governor
T. B. Foraker and 20 others unknown 20
sTant
Mr.. Woods bail bond VAS fixed a.
g. 900. He tried for two hours uhile
under arrest - obtain bail bat failed.
He protests fur0ceuce
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

esDels.
Oa tAe orheF bSN6. dispatch troIa
Bertn SAYS shat ghe EUin Bes Relief
Company h&s received cable aispSteh
from the Hsnsirg COMPANY, e. Lsnzi-
bzr. Rhleh states tb4t Lieutsn4nt
Berohert. o1e g the commanders
Il TIE second column of Dr. Peters
exrsesitlon. rspoTA fron l.okomsnl
tnat he SoEaGlis dispersed Al EnEllsh ex-
petition. lot the expedition Under CON
rnand - Dr Peters. Lieutenant Rorch-
ct further sSys that Dr Peters and sis
party sre sale ana Ne. ana gAat they
have established = fortified station a.
the foot y Mount Kea1s
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

IrvA. q Eov She Sherman o.
Co~pse7. oas ~ tss largest ia5sren5
ert -caeanfes fn re Chio SEQ " -
turentr-two r~sd NJ - q ans f1f
s--ns ~ ard hss So -1t - the Ssara-
srs osl Company ~ 2 aa 90 TIE Win
get Cl a f}ss Co-r psn7. vita iessss On
severity arrrs ara q. Tht r~oS s-ire So .s.
hss slso sod o4t - tAs s&As ccEapsry
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
DOES Or. PETERS Lve7
Conaictinr Report. - ~. Fst- 81 -.
Germsn Erplor.r In Africa.

Ioxnov. Nov. 23-Conficting re-
ports in regard % ths fsts q TlT Peters
exploring party have been received. A
aispatch direct from Zanzibar SAYS.
Neps has been received here from
Lsmu confirming TIE reports - t5s
seath - Dr Peers smother Gernsn.
and az ne natives oi bis party. sxcept
evs porters Ths massacre occurred as
A88a Bsrrorsba. "a ths Tana river.
sFht days march above Ksrsorro.
o. Peters eas frieuliF vlth the
Hsral ees hrt n5f wta fa~
shlef ~ the ~cualls. who vlfh narfr
~ Ais tri besasn nasse niEht sftsek 90
las camp hft-r slilinF ths rem he-s
~ 49, ~ Peters rsrfT ~ natives looted
tAs sama af uaneT sns every 'tinv -
sssas ana 4fave er tha sashsgs 49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

BUTrsIo. 3 y Nov 2s-It ia 70
portei tbst during tbs last tvo months
OPTIONS have beer secured or al sbs
cheese factories IL Western New York
= ths sgsDts - = rronsssr cheese svndi-
cats believed 70 - mainly composed q
Eng sn osp tslists
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

FtTrrTr vIIzE. =. G.. Nov - VIII
fam T Do-tch. ore 81 ths leading rnsb
- 30 stsse died ~ eol6snoro F-issT
of heart sis..s. srss 81 Re ssrvss ~
sreaxsr 81 t1s Houss ard president -
ths Sensse ard also prominent mem
hsr - the Cs1fs3sTsts States Ssnsts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

CHICAGO FrT -
Cs-rrK-Ns-kst fairly sc.i~s an 90, "a
rppuf sc--1tf puois*i,r1s rsnssS 81 q -
q NJ 20 rrcr te a1oIes srfrrfrs Steers a Syn
80 fss soUuor - go o. q sy11 O. -.
Erfrbsrr sse~-r A. re- - fo~ ateel-r-s q r..
q p fgr Tezars ~ T02 p 20 v.ssss~r. = ~
a. o. fr1 F-~<e~s "a -F so 60. q "a
3 = fe~ inferior u11ef stses So Eu4s
Bocs aerssr arrirf sus frr e. -. sr,.rins
~Sft fr~t ssle7 e. ~erlerasTs frrr~s Later.
- f---tf ~af eas,e- ent pslc-s ~ oooassiT
lgwc7 Sac rsrf., ~ q 10 ~ ~ 1isf-
> s1sS1 p for rrarr paer8re q -1ea ~
rEirsc go for hssry Essslnf sos snlS
n-zF ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov IS The FIRST
Republican convention that ever assem-
of NovembCr Resolutions were passed
that they Pc s,lov,a delegate to Com.
Fress, ana Tor homestoad. umhor-cut-
ting and other TER torlal avs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

NEW HAvEN, Conn. Nov Work
on the new gymnasium o. Yale College
has been begun, and O. the SIs0.0p0
needed for the building az but SIS. .00O
has been secured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

Pl-rrsRvRoU Pa. Not ~ A 500 IN
which were three unknown men capslzed
IN the Ohio river near the Point bridge
Friday night and TIC men were drowned
Their bodies have not yet bocn re-
covered.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

NV YoRK. Nov o. -Advices say that
a revolution bas occurred ln Costa Rica,
that President Bseuivel has been Gust
cd from power. and that be has been
succeeded by Carlos Duran.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
THE MARKETS.


CuIctco Nov p
TIcrr-f8tber Gull spring patents - "a
800. straighfs q 7b1< ?, Bsksrf q sp9s q
Winter patents = 9Oas fo Csearr e. sgas p
WHEsT- Ruicd weaker No cash. SO
&c. DeoeDbfr 7psd7psc Nnv. gk0Ekc Il.
80 rsnEet at f1zGDc 80 ? s2d-sc
CoRE-Duil hgi sieatv no Z rs dssc go S
YeIlov s2a Q21c. No e Wkamr 80 yel.
lov ~. No~eu pr. SP40wec Dsoeuber.
81 a. o. Hsv ~ July Ehc
OhTs-cuief and easier 80 = cash za7n.r
December 2Da29sc MAY 22sa22ac snmpIss
n Uooerate supply ano siesoy fo :. issQ2le
SO white p sn23c 10 3 S0k1Hc Nc s
White p i.Ges1sc
RYE-Aboui STEADY hut euist SO 3 cash N
store. So. November dsIfvsTy o. Dsosu
Der SO sample - ssaase Tor Eo s. s<4a4ss
for 80
BkpIEY-very duu sro weak ane hardly az
demand so 2 isa2sc 80 4 lo~ rraos -
choice 2paz0c 30. 3 good e obooe. <0asso.
30 2 6G95sc
MFss PCHE Trading uo1ersts aud prioes
essisr. Prices ranFed - o. s2ssas y for ossh.
o. saa - for November o. 25asS fof Yssr.
y Ff1s So fof Jauuary
Trt1ine iigtt and Price. sasi.s Ono
fafiouF ranged ~ 0gns ~ fof cash - ca
CO.., fsr Novouber q sDas - for 1srus-y
Br-rTEs--Crssnsrv saefr Dsiry. fs1isr.
PACKING staek eQfic
Eccs-Frest 1<12ae
PorITRT- Live Chioksns s0se Per ~ I've
TuyksTs. as ~ psf ~ Dressed TnrFsyx a
IL, per ~ I've Ducks sasr pT N Live
Geese - )0ge y per oozsD.
Epv YoEr Ess -
wFvsT-T-s,I ~ ---sr - - os>1ins vsak
Deceuhsr SkGe ~ 7sunsry 7tsas4 iSlsc
Fsbrusrf ssas<' Hsras. s7se; nsy ssa
- 80 june p 20
cons ljr.i.s srf .nsssr Eff~.f 49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
wIu Contlnu. tb. strft.

BRAZIL Ind, Nov. 23-Tbo rsss-
meeting O. striking block coal miners
Friday az Brazil resulted in do
cision 10 continue the strike ly vote
Of IS7 70 IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
ocer the house.

rainsd ystaay in Jnct raiaed nearly all Of last
get hs number Of Dress Goods Buyers a surprise and
yst not surprise. TIE comprelensice untoersaI char
aeta'of Dress Goods Stock is commanding
that sates can necr Be large enough 10 surprise
Us. BIT IL IS somethig extraordinary
Hat so many Egdies should rept,re ont
IN such oeather as zee hare had
TO take ad5antage Of Our an
tedatsd Holiday Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

READ THIS:
kEAD MAI WONDERFUL CURES
SIEkETEE'S AEURsLGlA Drops
IS DOING
Il IS re Cheapest gsmsdy kaoan. It IS
re LADIES' fneae 4 Psffsct
Pan kHsI


GEAND RAPIus. Oct. ., ISs9.
lnis = ~ ceruty that 1 have been
troubled With Negralg-4 ID tie Face
~40 womb I0r over folr 4 wears. Al
li-i-es TIE pans we're circulating. ana
l Lnousat mast Gle. lad spent dol
lar AFTER dollar and phys.llAns could
We hle 40 res.et. Upon the advice or
Z tfiend n0u gnt bottle OF Steketee's
Neuralgia Dfops, and sitter using IL &C.
cutd-A- 10 arec t.ols, 1 can say feel
nettet t-laa have telt l0r many years.
snail continue lu Us use until / am
thoroughly well. / feel very grateful
% ar. Sreketce Tor making such q
medicine. / wll take pleasure N stat
iils my CASE 10 any lady Who may call
Oh ne.
MRS LIZZIE CLANTON,
LOO OttaWa-st.
THIS remedy Is on sale by all drug
gists ia TINS city and VI ~ ketee's Dug
stores, 50 M0nr0e-st. AID 81 West Leo
nard-st. where you can always find a
full line Steketee's Family Medicine
fresh from Steketee' Laboratory. send
by Nail TO amy address az soc per bott.e.
GEO, G.. STEKETEE,
Sole Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

TIE Bargain Hunter may that e Brrgatn Maker busy
here. Traces of his eort ,oiU be aU
the house.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24


Camel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

Burne, VIM @, 70 Max pcsriger 1fth-st. . Ave A.
CO.. cosslsno. fasouae to John Callahan. a1sth-st
same q To esufSSsee and Trust Co same property,
ana , Ss T. q yss sfs Ssas q
same 10 John sonter property years S sSsNn
rl.ss. nasi ss sS o. .no 1ss,
St bs nssAa W$ sss' w ana ano 7tAavs
p 1Ssss M ss''s . m Ssss Iis
eof TSnks SssT sn6is Mary %sAhs'an't
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SSr' sd y isss sSs Flanagan 9th
ave rs S1' Ss$e: Ss g John brown no % a0's
fSss s asarss ln sys aso Ind Saw Bank
ave H nSa Sarah Jas Dosn sd''A s'A've
THss usss SgS edk chas Weeks ms ss's't llth'
ave A.s ssss. g1 SS Dime say Bank 9TH
- J ssSSwMs sua 3. Jennie Lyman. 122dst Ath-
ave 3,S yearia bal and wife. to Geo Clark 4Sdst
2dksS;s sID Y Ssnsass 70 Antonio cuveO 2dave
iot ISssn yTss s SSSs Peabody r laadss sw
s Suld seaa Hugh % Patrick Cassidy and anO GOTH
Se e ssave Joseph % Charles Henburs, 7othst
q g.hsssI f TSomSs to Lorenzo Gansr 1s7h-s
a ~ Wilssye year, $780,. :, - . . 1o,h
=. New ~ n 9nS ave 10 mortgagcsl, years, 100000
op % Edward end s sSS to same same prop
,rxs,na IoRn TO d Jones' W, 0 ard SVt-sb oi
6 C. Essls Bank
is SSah "a W OF Lexingtonave, 1.year, 100000
spossnha,trp Simon, and wife 70 Il Sands et OIL
fe5,hset NJ cf 9Th ave, year. $1,000. -,
=" pnnscveit John Alexander Maane OF 81, oth-
.,a' = N iSthst year. e27, 900. "a,
avs Smith lanes to Samuel Plat 24thst Of <th
ave- shsrnon Margaret 70 Joseph Young, eothst
NJ iothaye 8 years. 1880 -, . !,
Avenue A. year. $4,000 100.
Emith Albert TO James Rogers 9th-ave, 1O2c-
~ usIYinsn Mary and ano Jacob Hayes and ano,
,,stees n i04thst Of 4thav, years e mortgages
$50 600. -, =, ,>, SOL .. -,
6thaye 4 year, 81, 600.
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an q ~ 15thaye years S45, 900.
wslsh Mary J, to Samson wallaeh, n 44thst n W OF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
ITEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOl
V Wv RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK IkUNk LIVE
On and sfter ks lqpik ss.rtLiTI hS Sea'S

IN o.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
M0p s5S A SSSB0f . S dSslnS
ala b. \ H. H. r.. also East Albany to St. Adams via
V U Tg2}EsEzfT EA IND YEgsGf
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dnlngss dawqgIpO9, and ssePn e at oeSelad ~
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points on FItehburg r T. c,ncpnau and Sc. Louis Ex
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fono end Cisvoland Cfneinnan no bnsa
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except Sunday sp sSRf' s f4 sHfs a.
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danspos Sc Louis petEoss Sna VIA Tca. daily Except
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eopsss.0n c SsS sEs a siSany Wien
on Central station Az 7ss SSa ~ asosa
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5y0 Fulton Ste and sos ia Racscs ram
Westcoes ExpreAs calls for ana ehseNS DaSs's' avn
ho's RuS o. dsy others daily except sunday Z sSg q
issshs stsen e aSe up esnsrs passenger Agent
J. A. TOUCEY General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExrWANGE

!. BUSINESS AT THE ExrTIANGE
me ekicf interest the Exchanf yesterday eenlsec
= shs stand Of Adrian H. Muller sSn. when they sofa
,.risus lots IN Madison and Fourth ayes. Nnesy'uu'
ana sts. Many promi'
stns real estate were present among WHOM .ero
N X stevenson, Jacob Bookman, Newman Ccwen. Aha.
srose x. Ely and Sinclair Myers. The hrss propslss
ssss vas q s'ssssss ''iPs'
sss sGss ~ ss.sss
Sa Nss sss SspsSs To-.
s S..s e "a ssSSS asisss vent
g sss.r Isss S SsSssA. s 81
ss5o up sgf Ss ss sna Madison ISs G sy
= IL ssssSs As
s s sSys. sn " Hd sen sseeoG z adoSn
s So. ss g SSes r. S' p sSss and
e. oSxs me bidding from $40 GOO g s.s,oV ~
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w HITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
tADRIATlC, Capt Cameron "Wednesday Mar 1S D. m.
BRITANNIA. Capt. parscli. WEDNESDAY. Mar. 90
CELTIC, Capt Dawson. "wednesday. March q,
GERM hkIC Capt Irving. "Wednesday, April B. a m
From white stsr Dock root ~ IVES. toth,et
Saloon $50, eco ESQ and at00 Steeiage from NcwYork
ego from the Ola Country a23 ~ u number second
cabin passcngers carried or those ste1Teis opward. so
psd E35 prepaid et0 eXcursfon e95 ComplnYs No
81 Broadway Hew-York J. BRUCE IsAAY, Agent
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DARTs EYpOSITION.

L Auply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, 30 broadway,
~ Y, Tor Tourist Guide 70 Holland. The Rhlno end
paris Exposition, Entirely renewed feet OF powerful
and modern sgeamshl3s Latest ADDITIONS 1855 & ::
isSs9 A. OLDHAM and Maasdain First Cabin, after May
jst $40 ESQ $50. Second Cabin. e39. Ten days 20
Rotterdnm nv d Z. Voendau sailing March &c. May T..
July 1s. Rotterdam 10 Paris hours.
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