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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


Washington HlOn~c-IA. Sncaa q Co., lrOp'rs.
! NOV. III Gardner Christiansburg; ! Keen. Campbell; NJ
{ Freeman, V 4 T II II; Dr T kahler, Campbell; N Faqua. \
" Bndurant, r L white. Bedford; NJ II Hurt. J X Walker.
Franklin; q : Palmer, Richmond; Tvs Minor. { Lewis, Roam
oke. vi L Goodman, Amherst; II I W lliams. V d r Il Ri NJ
"little, W NJ Trcdway. rittsyivsuia; c y Hunter. Campbell.
n h, Fexas; j J. Parrish. Ky W g Currin. Montgomery: r I
Ne l. | nion, = II Callan. Montgomery; l. G Wall, Petersburg:
W Davis 5 R r. " Davis Petersburg; NJ II wslkup, city.
II II III 'kner, V s. T Il II; ID c kein, Roanoke; $ 5 Taylof.
Adam xprcssi l. Mariner; Roanoke: J Alexander, j Z
Dabne Mr. Arnold, Miss Arnold, Campbell G n.
NerS ri hOusr-NOo Il A ufhOnr, prop'rs.
Nov. ~ WIN G Smith, Bedford. Geo Yuille, \ W TIorper,
Gampbcll fss Alexander. Miss Reid. Lexington; W II Cook,
lirtsvivanja j Is Depirst, c Is Whitney. II + Wade. Camp.
bell c II; w ) ieaman. Jackson, Tenn; J IL tcnlcy, Nm +
Smith. city, II i WHIT aud son, Campbell; u J IbuHah. city; ID
7 Pickering. L. favettc; W II Crawl md, wythcviile; Dir prct.
low u rrctlov Southampton; W G. Peck. Bristol; II ID Kyle.
y & w Il. dford, h, dford; Il q Wall Petersburg; + NJ
Mathews, AppomA .ox: i u iIarkcr, phialda; 4 Dadimcad.
Richmond; J NJ 10. uson, Wythei J Harden, New kent J ID
Fisher dol \ Moon Richmond.
Civ Motel b'Rstcsou. prcrirter.
Seth lIasCv, Camphe {: II T. Brown, bedford; Gee &
Collins. Rev j II Mitchell Rev Nelson Sale, iScdtordi Jas w
Jennings, Buck Crcnshaw. 'ciford; G B Crenshnw, city; jesse
l. Salrnons. Amherst; Mrs + II Whitn,Y, Miss q Whitlo~,
Miss Il 4 Norman, DR. in, il Stcptoe, Chas J. Andrews,
bedford; WIN " Terry. Ebert T. Fleming. Lee; q Crockett,
Miss Crockett, WyihSvllci Mrs Spears, Col Allen Scott, city,
John. Mainon. Mas; VIM Gish. IL 'erty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

New Colorch silks N ltislc below co.,,-Erouu
~ this day ] offer my entire stock Of Colored silk Dresses
bel " cost for cash. oil entirely new. some very fne. All per
sors Ia want Of great iargalus IN Silks are invited TO come and
re- ITEM lnov @tsl u II. LEwIS
NTGu.EA! cun be seen nj
WI Clenn's Stable. for a few days, rs head Of No. / Mules
Prees low -terms accommodating.
nov e d2t J. r. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

z. Y tootl1che and the horrors Of the dental forccla. by he In
bin nal Use ct bowDFN's DENTAL FLUID, 1t prevents the for.
IA on II tartar, removes all acrid sccrctione, restores the gums
u "autifni red aud healthy condition, impart5 a wAiieness to
I. u eth, a refreshing aromatic favor TO The mouth and breath.
~ e, 'mmendcd by the principal dentists and physicians OF ths
ant other cities ms superior to any preparation in use. Pre-.
par. | only h. GEO DOWDhN, Chemist,
Richmond. Va.
Al vi snpply received and for sale by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

Ladies, auppcr.-Thc Ladies Of the Second ~Presbytori.
an Church will have aSUPPER on Wednesday and Thursday
nights nexi,in the Cabell House, for the purpose Of raising funds
10 pay for enclosing heir Church building.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

Fall III AIDE, ls55.-Merchant aud business me gener
ally are Informed that they can get bll'heads, Storc.bils, Pia.
cariH business Cards, Labels, &c, executed neatly, ehcaply,
and expediiiously AT the q" VIRGINIAS" jon PRINTING Is.
rABL1sHMEsT. First Alloy, L~ynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

~ After this date my business will bo conducted entirely
~ the cash system. All in want of the best bargains in Goods
to be found in this city, are requested to call and examine. |
will sell as low as Goods can be bought in any market at retail.
uoy 5ts h. II. EWI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

GaNGER's y WING MACyIlNEa-Thesc
- machines have long sustainedthe highest reputation in the
unitcd States. TIE rIIsr PRIzE-A GOLD MEDAL-has re-
efNtly been awarded 10 them at the great Exposition at the
r'lsee OF Industry in Paris, and thus they have the Worlds
verdict of superiority.
Great improvements have just been added, SO that they run
without noise, with ease to the operator al double the ordinary
speed, 50 that TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establishments
Ia the country use these machines exclusively. They are com
AS there are very great numbers of inferior or entirel, worth.
less sowing machines Of the Derow q Bodgest, Avery, vii
ceiye ali such In,rLia,s and aIsa nnfo,roved ~ = 5n nv '" ,~
manufacture, IN tNcHANGs ron new AND LATEST IMPROVED
MACHINES, on liberal terms. All I'D naehincC Thus obtained
L. letter Of personally al onr New York ufic,.
n b-Loeal Agents wanted TO MAKE sales of cur improved
5 wing machines 20 persons property qualified for the bust.
ia a rafs "pP'r''ni'y Tor profitable and pheasant employ
Principal onicc, 1913 broadway. n
bH,NcH OPTICS: 4 Hanover ST. Boston. liz Clrsnut
s. Cincinnati. lsl st Charles St Nen Orleans. Gioyers.
Vie, y, \. 33i Broad St, Newark. y. J. fnov 22.d3m
EfHaE Ex1aIEhTION.-A supply of new aud
" beautiful OH Paintings and oolorcd photograph. received
81 AoRsEs.
Aho, en- M9lding for Picture Frames, Of l. and . inclcs-
lramc, and Glass furnished. luo> l.,
rHNAL1IAs ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., receive, d,
d Overland Express. drecl from oyr own wannf,rt,r,
aooiher lot of the above beautiful and much admirsd aarmeni2s''
'oy I4,s kROl GltS, SHAFER x &C.
EtN"r the T"iict.-a large suppl, Of superior
htosle,i Low, = celebr,t"d pomadcs and soaps; fine Cos"fres,
ii a ,ap,cs, 'a n'p Ee,Icl. H. TTeai ,s ,aristyi Hair Dyes;
dlle, bulrine and cali"poion, for rhapped face aud ilauis, &c,
sc, for sale by t@., etsi $50 ii. Say. Druggist.
- scrncr has now opened bis s.arpp 81 rAII, a "s w v%S-
TER DRY GOODS, comprising n complete Of Ialia, AMI
nen"Sloens Dress Goods Heavy Woolcus, Blankets. Carpet.
Ihe iadics are particularly requ,stsdto look at Lis French
AHih above Goods viii be sold on the most 1iberal terms.
&c FITS 11iILIr ". fA1Nr
a All HccoTSrs brn fSiaE r a 1f1 ~; ;,A mp
'1fsASuARyi AID LIST ph> % JrtY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

HIGH PRICE FOR LANDING. George Kiser, n few weeks
ago, sold one of his frns near Mt. Crawford, containing about
two hundred acres, to Mr. Harvey Light, Of Augusta county,
at seventy five dollars and five cents an acres.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

NEW NTOCK OF OOTs, HOES, AIS
~ TRUNKS, &c.-The subscriber is now receiving bis Fal
supply Of Boots, Shoes, Hats. Trunks, DC. Tho stock has boz
selected within the past three weeks, in the cities Of Piilpl
plia, New York and Boston, with great care. and consists Of a
most every thing that can be found in a Shoe. Hat and Trru!
Store. Persons in want of good fresh Goods vii please give "
a call. Terms cash. L.. l.. ARM1STEhD.
nov lots Bank SViarc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
A Ia GOODS Az sAaus PRICE. >x..
IA ALL ACCDl' NTS DIE TWICE A NTtp

[uST RECEIVED-A lot of Family Cured Bacon ,uo
~ which may be found some very nice hams ANVIL
cO CRAWFORD & ICUARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
PARTNERSHIP LIABILITY.

Rtndrd and Others Geo. r. Lord and others.-This
was an action on . promissory note made by Lord &
Brown, and tried few days since before the Court
without jury. The 6rm of Lord Brown was formed
the act of limited partnership, and Abel Marks
contributed s2O 600 special partner. On the 1st Of
Janu ary 1885, the firm commenced and to continue
Eve years. II appeared that up to the l4th August,
1854, one Of the defendants Mr. Marks received from
the nrm Of Lord Brown SIS 0Ol interest proats
and he distey, the day, sold out all his
terest in the concern to Lord Brown for for
which they gave him their notes different periods
ryirg from six to twenty -four months The note for
which the plaintiffs now sue was made by the 6r dur
ing the existence of the limited partnership. Ia No
yember last it alleged that Lord Brown failed aud
Mr. c. Bainbrdge Smith, the part of the plaintiffs,
contene thas the sale by Marks Lord Brown,
change in the name of the colcsrn and alteration
of the capital and Oares mentioned in the original
t6cate forming the original partnership and in violation
Of the statute which rendered the special partner liable
as q general partner.
The Court rendering its decision held the defend
ants 10 be general partners and gave judgment Anst
all the cefendants for the full the and
interest, $685. 1t is that the decision in this action
involves defendant Marks suits of lke character
TO the amount OF over ST5 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
More Excitement IN Kansas.

letter from Kansas tae st. Louis Republican says
the excitement consequent upon the murder OF Malcolm
Clark has died away and another has grown up in Its
stead. IL appears that Mr. KIRBY, Of Jackson ,county
Mo-, came over and located claim on Marie de Seine
the south branch OF the Usage river some twenty
or thirty miles from Lawrence When he had hnsfe ed
his cabin three men came to him AMI ordered him off,
aging that no Missouians should settle that neigh
bof hood Az he was alone aud had nothing but ris
while they had double barTelled guns, he thought ds
erection the better part OF vsior and left de to
Jackson county and got twenty of his friends to
accom- pany him and returned; but upon their arrival
they lou nd the cabin ed and surrounded by about dty
armed men Thinking no. prudent TO attack 50 large
party they returned to Missouri and spread the
through the border counties. Meetings were hello al
Weston, Liberty and Independence, and ~ was rs'olv
ed that Mr. Kirby should be protected In ms rgn ant
that force should be raised to Place and defend hin
in the possession OF his claim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30


On MonSay May isth at his late residence 465 Green
wch street. OF long and panfal illness, PHILLIP DoNo
VAN, 10 the 4Sth year Of his age
His friends and the friends of the family, and tbs
boiler makers generally, particularly invited to at.
tend his funeral which VIII take place this afternoon
at o'clock, from his late residence.
Thomas and Mary OConpor, aged months and Is days.
The friends Of the family in ,ited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 50 Madison
On Monday May IS, of consumption, JOHN STACK, son
OF Michael and Catherine STAGE OF Gurane, near Trae,
County Kerry, ireland, aged SO years
The friends, and those Of his brothers, Michael and
Thomas, respectfully invited t, attend his funeral
from No SO Pearl street. at O'Clock precisely, this af
ternoon.
Irales papers please copy.
On Tuesday May 20, at his late residence, WILLIAM
CLoTHwoRTHY SMYIHE, aged 62 years
The friends OF the family are invited at 10 O'Clock.
Suddenly, on Monday evening, May %, of inaamma-
ton of the bowels JOHN Of the firm Of Dear
born & Co.. in the 4lst year Of his age.
HIS friends and those Of the family respectfully
ner Third and Tenth street, this morning 10
o'clock without further notice. His remains will be
taken to Trinity Cemetery for intermsnt
age JOSEPH BATES Esq, formerly merchant of New
YORK.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
Bulls ferry, N. j., at IL o'clock, noon.
Ea5y, Tuesday morning, May 90 CHARLES 8. PLAT,
only ION of the late Eeoad Pat aged 10 years and
months
The relatives and friends OF The family are invited to
attend AFTERNOON, residences
his bro,hern law, Thomas j. Owen, 222 Henry street
at 3 O'Clock.
On Monday evening May 2s, at her late re,idsncs,
No 293 West Seventeenth street. of long and painful
iuess MARY, wife of Frederick Rose in the 18th year
OF her age
her friends and the friends Of the family partcu.
larry invited TO the funeral which will take place this
afternoon, at O'Clock precisely.
On Monday, May 2s, at so Oliver street HENRY only
Of Bridget Rowland and Henry Kowisnd, deceased,
aged years and months.
His remains win be inferred in Calvary Cemetery at
O'Clock, this afternoon His friends requested to
atte nd the funeral
On tuesday, May 49, PETER s. rRnroU, after linser.
ing illness.
The friends and relatives requested to attend his
funeral without further invitation from his late resi-.
dsnce, corner Ffteth street and Ninth avenue, at
O'Clock, t1fs afternoon.
On TUESDAY, May 20, CArHARNE McDxRMorr, in the
Ash year OF her age.
The relatives friends Of the family respectful
w invited to attend her funeral TO- afternoon
o'clock, from the residence OF her brother, William
Mcpermott No. rs Court street. Brooklyn.
On Tuesday mornr &, May 49, JAMES CossKLY, aged o.
years. native OF County Longford Ireland, after sshor
Illness.
Bis friends ere respectfully invited 70 at'ead his uae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Naval Intelligence.

THE UNITED STATES BRIG PoRPoisE.-No tidngs have
been OF this unfortunate vessel which last
seen in September last the voyage from hong Kong
the BONN lslsros. The prevailing opinion has been
that she perished in a typhoon bur we panied to
state that gloomy suspicious are entertained in
quarters that she has met with another fate. gentle
in this city who had brother on board tue Por-
poe, has received letter from officer OF the United
Siates ship Vpcennes which vessel was in company
with the porpoise when the latter last seem from
which we make the following extract. The letter is
Gated Hong Kong, March t.
"My own mpressioEs are, though IL In possible, aud
may say the most eenersvconciusion, that she has
perEhed in typhoon 10 there Is, also, probable
ty and not very remote one that she may have been
the victim OF mutiny. Ny reasons for eotsrtNnipg
this idea ere exclusively my own, end frghtful and
6rescfui IL is cannot sbut it out from my belief,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
MAY 19.-Emery Matthews Noses s. Beach AItref
E. BedchThis case, action against the proprietors
Of the Sun newspaper was tried once before, whom
verdict ndered for the plaintiff for $780, for al
legged libel on an emigrant runner On appeal, new
trial granted, and second suit also commenced
against the San for comments upon the frat trial The
alleged libel was published in that paper on the 9th
of june 1885, and charged "the two smgraut runners
named Adams and Matthew's with having shocked do
respectable man named Peter N Horsley in Broadway,
and grossly msltreated him. The quarrel 1t Ia repre-
sented originated BY Mr. Horsley asking the fellows to
refund money that had been paid to them by of his
friends for worthless steamboat tickets. The complain.
ant appeared before Justice Labrop at the ombs and
stated the but the Justice refused to is
a warrant Proceedings then entered into be-
fore the Mayor, and taken bring the offenders
to justice"
The defendants deny the cause Of action They deny
that by the publication of the alleged libel they intend
ed TO wrong pjure tie plaintiff they state that the
article was published as report of the proceedings be-
fore Justice LathrOp and that the assault repre-
sented to the defendants having been committed
him by Adams and Matthews. Mr.. James 7. Brady ap
peared for the Messrs Beach, whose defence the pre-
sent trial is justification The stands adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Herald Marine Correspondenca.

EDGARTowN. May N-Arr sohrs Hart. WALL Phi.
sss1ss wa. lowed to h.
fsnS t%ir shSsP this day BY steamer Astaooms
In port Hart Sawyer, Charles William Char.
lotte, others bound East schr stephens
repg.
NEWPORT Msrcury omce,. May 2s-Arr schrs Fanny
Fern, Briggs Providence. Clark Nichols and Nelson.
Leed. Philadelphi.; wslsron Lis.lsfsld, Island;
E1ndsus ioT HlSrsh Terry Do DO; soop
toI1 E.. .s. H sgs brig
Y0Eh Don hshEs. MSDss New Msyea Miller
FEa,h0n Ksh Ansisa.; Hudson Ksishs NeM BEDFORD
salem; Telegraph Smaller Hartford Rescue Bacon, Fall
Disasters, &c.
s n,s DsnnfT Of Sc in entering H.yans
unnjured by the assistance Of a steam tug
B1 BRIG John MR wrecked on East caicas
soHR PEsEsyLvAsIA at Portland from Rondout, ia q
hntt blow night Of sls, Of cust,huni lost mains0pma'
Mississippi 2sa inst with ship Neptune in to. in col
in sfew moments her hurricane deck THIS and
ford deck hand who missing and supposed be lost
& Il that she 5. rass
Notices 20 Mariners.
bell sos 1T lbs sss BEEN placed At tn.
point Of Sandy ssaward OF the telegraph house and
% %
sssiSen Installing the asey. for the bell
the Fynns knoll buoy boat the latter will be removed
By order Of fl the Ia Lshthspse Board ., a,.,
New York, May 25 1885,
LIGHT AT POINT BONITA, ENTRANCE TO SAN FRANCISCO
light Of the naT natural SSor win DO exhibited
the frat time the evening Of the sosh April 1885 from
cesdins day hereafter, from sunset 70 sunrise.
diSptris, q the system e Fresnsl:
iRs light will Iumnass ave ,sSs o The ensr hOson
a6 feet above the sea level and should 30 in Ord
above the water, at distance Of 2 nautical or % statute
The following is the position Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
81 deg 49 min 10 SEQ longitude 80 min SOB sec W..
sSSSfaELI GExaxS Lam. rn.pr lssh district.
tanned several inaccuracies among the 6sures.l
Broys IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND Northumberland
spar buoy painted red with number, Ia;
placed in three iathCms .stsr s0oqs half GABLES length
should S ' no. apprsseS this buoy cables eassh
hunters placed the sM spd q this hsai
buoy hand and svod ranging II with the
buoy painted red and black
stripes has been placed the north of this
rock three fathoms water about halt cable length
from hoslest part Of said ro,k Vessels should
proach this buoy In any direction than the
Of one cables length.
Commission leoge.-A spar buoy painted with red and.
black horizontal stripes has been placed the sde
close to said rock In ~ atboms water Vessels should not
approach this buoy from direction than the ds
| lance OF q half cables length.
Lower Middle Ground Csssun BayA spar buoy painted
black With odd numbers has been placed the sde
| Of this sboaf In 81 fashoms water
large buoy will be placed San Francisco Bar
properly colored, OF which due notice will be given.
Note.-The courses and bearings magnetic. Red
tuoys with numbers must DO eff ste ssrhoArd
hand Black hueys with odd numbers must be LEN
port hand. Buoys with black aud white
stripes s ~ mitehssns sad may DO passed close " On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

which the captain Of the Richmond was entirely massive
the whole thing having been dictated and arranged BY
chasers Even the price to be bid for the oil was ar.
ranged Detwean them previous to SALE and tho article
property a. directed upon the a and Ia
the formalty Of putting 1t up at auction With vie to
purchase before taking into their possession there
would have been ~ much reality In the sals the
In question under the attending circumstances Tns
captain Of the Richmond In feeble health and broken
in spirits; he died short time Afterwards on the pas
sage to the Sandwich islands, He despairsd saving any
thing from the wreck, regarding the whole as totally
lost and was chiefly socitous In providing passage
the proposal to the first vessels that within reach
Of the to complete their cargoes out Of the oil and
turn We cannot agree therefore, with the Court bso
that this sale was valid and passed the property
salvage The principal difficulty is, on fixing satsscto
rly to the mind the proper amount No extraordinary
exertions or hazards were required to save the
BILE, and access to the wreck not dicult; no great
delay in getting out the oil and bone NO dsvia
The property however, was derslict and in the most
desperate condition. the liable at almost any mo
ment 70 be broken up among the rocks. She lay
barbarous coast some five thousand miles from the
Sandwich Islands, the nearest civilized settlement The
salvng vessels were in where the whale somewhat
number to fill them before the close Of the fishing sea
son. which was near. And although great msri
torous exeroDs we're required hazards encountered
in saving the property yet under the peculiar circum
stances Of this case think public policy as we'll as
private interests connected with navigation and
merce dictates liberal compensation-ons that will
hold to the salvors proper for rescuug pro-
pery remote coast and in the condition OF that OF
the Richmond Humanity also requires that every pos
sibe encouragement In the way of liberal compensation
should be given in order to induce prompt and eff
Gent assistance We inclined therefore, to adopt
what, in general sense 10 regarded the highest rate
Of salvage allow moety Of the net the
New York market to which the articles brought by
the savors Unless the parties agree to the appoton
ment upon the principle stated the will be refer
red to the clerk to take proofs and make the
estimates, and report to the Court.
Decree below re-reversed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

raj to morrow afternoon. at o'clock from his late
sidence $50 Newark avenue, Jersey City.
On Tuesday May 90 ct the rsdsnce OF his father 72
Cherry street, GEoRGE EDWARD HEDDKs aged 26 years.
months and 10 days
The funeral services win take place tomorrow morn
ing. at 10 O'Clock, at the Dutch Reformed Church,
AquacnonI New Jersey The friends and relatives
Newark and Patterson apers please copy.
On Tuesday, May 20, ut Westehestsr, JOHN FRANKLIN
Of John and Henrietta Glastatsr, aged 1 year.
mon this and % days.
The will be taken to York Bay Cemetery for
interment, at 3 O'Clock, this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30


China, Except Hong Kong.) via Trieste. 90
East Indies, English in via Treste. 3s
East Indies and all other countries in and beyond
the East Indies, via Trieste .................. 70
Egypt Except Aiexsnora) Observation-Disclosures. SO
Turkey, Waliachis, Aoldavia, servia, Lsvante, and
Turkish islands IN the Mediterranean, via Trieste,
Except AlexAndretta, Antivar, Beyrout, Bour-
shas, Gaia, Caadis, Csnea, Cesme, C,nstsntinopis
Dsrdanelles, Durazzo, Galstz, Gallipoi, Ipraia,
lneboH, Jafa, Larnea, Latshia, Mersins, Mytlecs,
Prevsss, Rhodes, Saonca, Samsum, Sinope Smyr-
ma, 1enedos, Trebizonde, Taltoha, Tulozs, Nalona,
varna, and volo) by Prussan closed m.il.. 49,. 80
Alexanoretta, Antivsri, Bourshas. Caifs, Durazzo,
Ineboli, Jafa. LAtaka, Mersins, Mytelene, Prsvess
Sinope, Tenedos, Valona, and Volo, via Trieste, by
Prussan closed mail. 40
The rates above mentioned the fun postage through
CHA Modavia, serva, Levante and Turkish lsand in
the requiring the prepay ment of 80
cents letter. which is the United STATES and Prussisn
Newspapers to be sent in the Prussian clio ,ed all
must be prepaid cents each, which is the full United
states and Prussan postage II TO 60 through said
to Hong Kong, they must be prepaid 10 cents; and
to other points in China or to countries beyond the
East ndis 10 cents each But to the East Indies and
China il s believed that the cheapest route for
p.rs Is in the British mail via southampton, cents
each, to be prepaid being the full United States and
British postage.
sired 10 remark also. that in many instances letters
which should come in this mail, particularly from the
southern part Of Germany, are received in the oper
mail generally via France thus rendering them subec
to additional and much higher rates OF postage; and
is suggested that writer's would aid greatly toward
correcting this iriegularty by requesting their
rates Of postage and their letters
ally to be forwarded in the "Prussian closed mail VII
Ostend and London
II should also be observed that prepayment in eithe
country Of less than the combined rate OF 30 cents
single letter goes for nothing account being taken
partial prepay ments.