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No EsrHUsIAsx IN New YoRK.--The Herald
says there was no enthusiasm at the Buchanan
ratification meeting in New York on Wednesday
night.
John Van Buren, was on the platform, and APP
plauded Senator Douglas vehemently. Yet des-
patch as received from Washington requesting
the officers Of the meeting not to allow Van Buren,
to speak. What base ingratitude! We should
think that any man, black or white, who could
stoop to the degradation of applauding Douglas,
was fit to address meeting of filibusters.
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tr Highfyer, and took lodging at private board
ing-hoase kept by Mrs. Adams On the ensuing
night while the wife Was asleep, the husband pro-
cured furniture car and took away not only all
the joint stock of the conjugal partnership, but
even the private trunks and wardrobe of the better
halt, embracing her jewelry, pocket money, and
the very rings upon her fingers, two Of which con-
tanned valuable diamond sets. That she might be
In no doubt as to the author of the dastardly rob-
berry, her husband left her letter, enclosing two
dollars, and recommending her immediate return
to her parents. The only consolation left to the
robbed and deserted wife was derived from the
postscript, which contained the assurance that she
would never see him again--,St. Louis Intel.
Denmark seems determined to adhere to her
black-ma exactions of the foreign commerce pass
ing through the Sound. The report that Ameri-
can vessels of war were on their way to the Da-
nish waters has stirred up as well as greatly
alarmed the government. 1t has despatched in
haste a corvette to the Danish West Indies. and
is fitting out several vessels of war to be station
ed in the narrowest part Of the Sound, where an
American vessel cannot pass. without paying the
dues. 1t is said these dues viii be paid by Amer
lean ships under protest. Protest did not release
American commerce from Barbary exactions. The
declaration that not one cent should be paid for
tribute, and corresponding action, brought that
piratical power to its senses.
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NOTICE. - Proposals will be received
~ by the undersigned until Monday, the 10th in
stant at u o'clock, M, for grading and gravelling
2lst street west from Pennsylvania avenue to st.
north proposals to state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelling; the
graves to be eight inches deep in the middle Of the
street and inches at the sides, and wall raked
JOS. e. RAWLINGS,
Commissioner of Improvements, 1st district
b. RANDOM
j. b. TURTON
june ID Assistant Commissioners
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MAYORS OFFICE

The New York Tribune denoances Governor
Reeder for his presumed abandonment of the
" Republican" cause. Hs
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His Peculiar Frit nds.

The Cincinnati Gazette inquiries who were the
men who were most active in the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and out of it, for the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan. Were they, it asks, conservative men
1t thus replies:
" The most active men in the Convention for
Buchanan, were the delegations from Virginia and
Louisiana; and outside of it was George Saunders,
who was so much given to filibustering and Kossuth
sympathetic generalization, while consul at Lon
don, that his nomination for that office rejected
by the Senate, and be called home. Next to him
was Daniel Sickles Mr.. Buchanan's Secretary of
Legation, who involved himself in quarrel with
George Peabody, the liberal and enlightened Amer
lean in London, at dinner given by that gentle
man at Windsor on the 4th of July, to commemo-
rate the anniversary of the Declaration of Ameri-
can Independence. Next to Mr.. Sickles was the
renowned Captain Rynders, the Jack Cade Of the
New York Park meetings and Democratic pot
houses, tlibuster ingram, contemner of laws.
Then comes Senator Slidel of Louisiana, gentle
man who has made the most ultra ilibustering
speech ever made in the Senate in favor of the
forcible seizure of Cuba and of Central America
The Cincinnati Gazette is right We have al
ready alluded to the character of Mr.. Ruchanan's
peculiar friends-Rynders, Sickles, Saunders, and
Slidell. The people of the United States should
bear it in mind, that in the event of his election
to the Presidency these INSCRIPTIONS politicians,
in connexon with Forney, will completely control
his administration. 1t will be, therefore, still more
Objectionable than that of Pierce, for the reason
that the conservative influence of Marcy, which
has exercised wholesome control over the for
eign policy of the present administration, will be
exchanged for the flbustering influence of Slidel,
who is already regarded as Mr.. Buchanan's Secre-
tary Of State With Sdell at the head of the State
Department, and Quitman at the head of the War
Department-with Forney for chief dispenser of
government patronage, and Rynders for Marshal
of the Southern District of New York, and Sckles
United States Attorney for the same district fill
clustering would become the order of the day, and
the ports of New York and New Orleans be con-
verified into vast dcpots of men and munitions of
war, preparatory to their descent upon Cuba and
Central America. ~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BUTLER then proceeded With his speech.
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ELhNWSOD CH-. ErEaY.-Ome No. Pannsy ivania
avenue, ooner Of lo street, Savings
eemstrfy laid celebrated
New York and situated the high ground distant
mile Of Capitol North Capitol directly
TO The This have received charter
nppropatng their making
fee title prohibiting
legislation otherwise, which OF importance
wish their dead placed
become custom in all cities when The burial ground
valuable other purposes, and
sscuousy large and legal prevent
titles gwen the ground.
NJ Once open from 10 ~ ~heft Pamphlets
nap, the care and by faws and all other
obtained also, adj orders len
No. 40 Seventh other undertaken prompt
sussrad IDLY
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST,
II II sss4zsa saaa1ss1E' aeaz

Time between Washington and Wheeling hus r7i
Through Tickets and a;sssss ehse4. 20 DO had
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
western come I,ons, now Offers
The connection between trains from Washington and the
Washington Junction Qasy called the Relay House miles
washington and the Ohio Vs luggage sheesaa through 70
Wheeling Washington station
through tickets points beyond. connecting
washington daily att, m and M, M Sundays at the
A % made Of CEN
@ss' Wssslns through Ssnass zaSs.y
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus railroad trains connect with the fast trains
Of The Little Miami rasoaa xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
nsE ss xsn On s Miami
iiaa.e, Lafaye,s, Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis, a.
Natc,er New Orleans (Which sold Washingon-
a M at Cincinnati 10 The mail steamers n, Ohio
route. ~ ~ r. - - - -
ron CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
caro, &c, nayieabe between
Wheeling and WelsvIie, tfory mcs where
Travellers notice while this only
sho d.e 10 ses al hs easnn a1 e
the great distance from wsshnssOa TO Cincinnati is
ou. $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
By sss from TO wheeling
81 I'll 81 on ss e
s2si New Orleans ssl, sc:
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland and raoun'
Wheeling
I 1 gapS "a an (, galmors ADpano neea aa
For further nformaon through tickets Sc, apply to TIL H.
JOHN u. DONE,
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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PROTECTED by patent Enrans secured BY
the .cns Of Boe dc Pbarnsce de Paris and the Imperial Cot
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
sscmar No The remedy for general and local de plty oss
of ve porr decay alt tho distressing
arising early lite effects efeacious
youth manhood and old Tho virs would
Impaired, dcrf1e Of e " the Tries
universally adoptcd all physical mpchment7 vanish like
before influence thus rendering R thvnlrabe To those
toring the marriage atatc
Tesaar No completely and entirely erndcnes all of
copaiva
antsoe r the ruin Of the health Of portion Of The pop
#....
Tesomar No the European remedy for tat class Of
which, unfortunately, English physician with
inevitable destruction Of patents constitution,
which rarvapnrils world
l. and alike devoid Of smell, and
all nausesns qualities Thoy may lay on the toilet table without
their being detected.
in liz casss "a divided separate doses ad
numbered ~ Vspeau, Lalsln and, Rou1, &C, -
To he had Wholesale Fetal, H. A. barrow, No ~
Green Canal New YORK; specially appointed BY the
and for the United States and
part Immediately receiving remittance,
will forward Tresemsr part 81 the world,
securely packed addressed according the instructions Of the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-diw
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.


THE ONLY OWE AUTHoHlZEDi-The Rot Of On BOY
vEAU LAFfEGTEUR IL far superior the of Cuisi-
ssrssprrs other similar remedies IL radically
host all affections of the skim dares scroua
accidents from ncconchmcnts
period Of ill., and hereditary acrnnony of humors As depus-
cstahs of bladder
weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections soundns AZ piIhc the Rob In
diseases ensuing from
cspavia cpbcbs or injections only rope
syphic Diseases whether stand
and which have resisted the powers OF mercury or the odur
Of potassium
General agents Omitted Gabriel Bondn, esq., "
William wholesale orders Gu0 Duconge,
New Orleans senils, San Francisco
The Rob Lafecteu cold by all the druggists throughout the Unit
Tho De st. Gervas medi
properties Of oetained writing q. Blon
din W William street. New Yert, who will every Information
wanted.
a. b. prepared nh America, the West Ia
free ofe Uned Sta-s duties, he has The mob " bond
March W-dyt
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should aud Acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should aud acquaintance be Iutgot,
And days o. auld lang synes
The members OF the senior asa ending June
class Oh The year ending IN june 1884, and the Freshman
year ending in June 1880 hereby
washington, d. the third March, A. 1857
to brighten the links Of the chain OF love friendship which
nor tide can entirely sever exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the unmey
some OF their most promising eosnpeers. ..-.
pref unary meeting Of the sefappoined committee win
held the first Monday September A. d. United
States HOTEL Chestnut street, Fourth streets
which those members of the whom
venient invited attend
adopted TO secure as full an attendance a possible
In the addressed
good enough TO furnish The ohe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman o Committee
ALEXANDER O. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
ofLancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN
OF Winston, Aneghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Bsisto Iron and Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JonN WupsAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-iautNar3 fInteiie encerl
An newspapers the civilized Of the world request
ed 10 notice this their editorial columns
beers Of the classes
visions OF the globe aud al the United
States Of America requested rrauou insertion
easionaly between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1857
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PurneI Toudvine johnson Gray aud Maria Sessions
equity Somerset county, Thomas A. Spence,
judge OF The eth jucicial circuit OF Maryland.
THE object Of procure a
raj for the partition, aud the title
the complainant the owned by
T. Maekey late o Somerset deceased by hts will devised
AL
after her death William NJ ID. Townsend, Eliza Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and smith
hundred dollars The bill also sale
life title John b.
purchase by said John B. slemon OF Elizabeth
Elngsvoh executors
all said JONAS the death OF William NJ ID. Townsend
the title Maria Mary u. Slemons
oh. interest his only heirs law The death Of Era
Townsend the her right Mary semon
the sale said Mary f. Slemous
complainant purchase sad John H.
his OF Marin Sessions interest Ina said lot and that
Loot or Destroyed the death Susan and descent
OF her interest her brother, said Henry, and
by sai Henry Of all his johnson Gray,
the State Of YrRinai that the complainant seized
and the said Gray tenhs, subject complain
for the life Of said Susan WHO Is w living and
advanced for decree establishing the complain
tsuh aforesaid sold said Ma
said John Semnns and Tor decree
purpose OF paioa and for order OF publication
Johnson, residents OF this
the subscriber circuit judge eighth udicial Mary
land The complainant copy
inserted pubpbed Washington
successive before 15 day of July
defendants object
this bill and them in i- in
fncenth OF
premises and show II they have why decree should
not pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GEvTs WooLToED, Clerk.
June 7-Iaw5wif
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United States Mail.
FRoRIDA,


.aa PosT oyuor DsP.rrsusr,
-#.. .. -s.#.. June u, lsS
PROPOSALS for nails of United stsis from DC
ober is5s 90 1852 the follow inc route in the
Florida specified will be received NJ
Office Of Once In the city OF
Washington unt OF the Let september 1856 be decided
the next day
Columbus, BY Planning, Town. oId Town
Clay Landing, and Homosassa TO Bar Forl,
and back twice month, in STEAMBOATS,. -
Bidders win iae the distance and propose schedule which VIII
make due conneron with The plying between New Or
ieans, La, and Key West. Fia.
Proposals ior opcea week service aiso invitTd
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed Responsible persons cert
fed BY Judge Of ~ record and
be entered successful bddo with surely,
before LIST OF October, 1876
No pay win made Tor Trip. not performed and for each o.
omissions satisfactorily explained pay tp
be deducted For behind hsak
nerion depending mails, excused
toIrih Of the compensation for the uip subject to nrufe
Fines will be imposed delinquency
actorly explained for nevlecnE take mail iron into
osti and Cor efusina after dr1and the mail IRE
qnsntiy
hieles the Tho Postmaster
tract for repeated nures arrc-abiy dis
The Postmaster Genss may
81 service by allowing therefor pro
The lie service
In whole in PRO pay allowing
months extra compensation the 81 dispensed
should q the
boz further particulars panphiei Tor
the mail. In Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina Geo aud
Florida, dated January ~, lass. JAMES CAMPBELL,
June l3-lswiw Postmaster General.
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st. Josephs Academy for Young Ladies',

NtdT E0lnVsburg, FFeaeTicK UounIyI U1.
THE studies this institution
9th and Thursday June. The
board and milton $3.50 payable
charges for music, drawing
Italian German, and Latin The
for primary composed Of pupils under nine
800 payable half yearly In advance
Letters OF inquiry should be addressed u the MOTHER bUfE
RIoR Of ST. Joscrs Academy, Emmsburg, Frederick county
Maryland
III
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PRoFosEp pArns or sAILINa-lssa.

Stopping Southampton, both going returning, they
proceeding London aye
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nev Yo,k to Southampton and Bremen
Fis, cabin, main saloon s3oi cabin, saoon $40
second do, 500. .# I'LL, M, 1900. n ~. RI. 4 i,
All letters newspapers mist bass s5ugh post Office
NO bs ating viii be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 10 t.E Ha n Hsss.
wv. G. IA. sAND, IL South William st., N, Y,
q. A. HEINEKEN n Co, Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 20 Southampton.
-. WILLIAM IsELiN, Hayre.
Feb l7-dIy
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TUE EARNEST MaN.-Lie and Labos Of Adoniram yud-
IL by Mira Conant
The NewAse ofoodi or ne Life and Adventures Of nobcu
"vas.an morton; novel, by Francis Parkmsn.
Paul Ferrol;" tale by the author ofaIx Poems byvu
Doc Nhungers Eys of Vaccination by @. q, schieedeck
I'm. ID. ~
Eorsasby TAYLOR MAURY, W
hWO Bonksore, near Ninth street,
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NOTICE TO PRE-, EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
No. 56l.l
Notice of the Withdrawal OF Lands In Mich-

IN pursuance Congress approved Sd June 1885,
king State Of MICHIGAN TO aid In tbs
said have
Office the registers and receivers TO continue
and location of the following described
lands as probably falling prescribed limits selection
directed heretofore ordered BY telegraph the
3ob oil May last to wit:
Office DuscAs: All the lands in the district in the southern
nnsla and IA and south OF township
orhe pennsa all the lands north township
49, aud Of range 10 west a#a#r .s....a. .
lands the district, all those
ships II, l2 49, and IA lying west Of range IA west
Office at lands in the district, except those
IL and Of
of township 10 and east OF range east
Office at All lands the district lying between
townships ii NORTH and all situated west Of cast
Office All the lands in the district lying Of
range west
MARIE All the lands In the district situated
south sftownship 81, Ia ranges 90 to 81 inclusive.
South OF township So, In ranges % TO 81 Inclusive
South Of township SO, in ranges IS and 70. ..-
South of township 81, in ranges 81 aud 81. ...
Eorth of township 40, in ranges - and 40; and
North oftownship "a, in ranges Al and a.
These LATER embracing nearly all lands advertised in the
No be offered July Saul
Marie which will therefore, be offered al the public sale
therein ordered. ... .. .
Given under my hand Land ofice the city Of
Washington this thirteenth day Of June, 1850 ,
TtOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June lA-law6wt Intel & Star.l Commissioner.
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OsuoA mAkrIAxD C0asoL4sA
Yvf - hss<vasts, hasyand Jaiy \ ls55.
Tux commissioner Of deemed
has day csuioa public sndleTs
who ulale By mail and Otherwise Ioey schsmea
and be the the sale Of tickets which
wholly Acuiious n
lhe legal lotteries Maryland hoae daily under
supernendeDce Of comssioneI elected by
the State under The contucn examine approve tho
schemes and attend the drawings. (.
All the tickets IA these lotteries and al certificates Of packages Of
tickets r. agent
og Once Maryland Consolidated Lotees
Banmofe, Maryfand.' All otbers fraudulent
For ull Information the subject OF those frauds address.
Y. A. brennan,
Sept 9e-diy Balulnore. Mauiaad,
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IL. III. GILL EFT,
Ea..-.x.ii... "a T.

Has removed his Office 10 his esid in Fansn Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will continue devote
principally the United States
Having devoted win
give advice opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oce and appeals the chief justice assistant
Of the District of Columbia and will also
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii also written opinions and for
claims before either
win claims before board established for their
adjudication @
Oct aS-du
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NO 5e5l
Notice Of withdrawal Of Lands in Alabama.


q ne e. q sp,osss q JSas 1880 aasn
n gsp W lalS H. s .1s - - S ,a u aaa
besnng l9h so respectively have been com
cauon, uGul Otherwise directed oWas described Ianas a
20 viii
All lands the distc except As fol
l0waI
Townships 20 a. Inclusive Of raDsss and and
townships 70 H. inclusive The Us Ofranss west
once al ALoosA An lands in the duict srssr fol
Townships IS and 10, Oranges and
TowaSs x 10 a G inclusive % s asss. 1n and
Town hips Is 70 10, inclusive, OF range 49,
L e. " "eIy 81 Isn "ss s and and To-
TOWNSHIPS II 10 aa, inclusive, Of III all situated In The
nvrIhem survey
oeo preset All lands in the district e1ept
follows:
SwGsEs ~ "a and as ~ q % saos, 10
Townships = 10 2, Inclusive ofranss is
Townships q and ~ Of unge IA.
All the lands in the district, eres as fol-
lgwsi
Townships 10, inclusive, Of range east.
Townships e y, inclusive ofrange 2 east
I'Gwns1ips il to 90 inclusive, Of range easr
S S%%.HP 4 % "sS:lss a"ss and
Townships ig end 10, Of ranges ., =, and 5wesL
Once CRrEswtLk, u"rmery CaAaSG All the lands IN the
district, except as follows:
Townships TO u, inclusive, of range s.
Iowoshts . TO y tncasi,e, olIarge .;
Fs%"Ss i g E inclusive a.ys OF Ct s a"ss
Township ~ TO 49, Inclusive, Of ranges 0 and 10.
Townships 10 and H. Of ranges IL, H. and H.
Township II, uTrange H.
Townships g 2, IL and leS and
Z, 10 and 10
includes Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad
Montgomery All the lands in the district ersep
follows
Townships 81 aud 49, OF range Is.
townships - 10 a. inclusive, of ranges 10 and 20
Tuwusips ITO "a inclusive, of ranges 81, -, and ~
Townships IL TO -, inclusive Of a. %, and no.
Townships 10 70 and the Georgia
line aud
An the township la and pest Of range %,
Office All lands district lying pest OF IL,
both norA aud south of the base ne together with the oowng
Townships 2, a. and 5, of ranges 10 and II.
Townships 10 and II, Of ranges 81, %, and 2Ji and
Township ii, "a, -, aud 10 .
Which also include. lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
All the lands the district situated in
g. 3lst degree latitude also
Townships / and O. north Of ranges and west.
TUwnsh |, } west
Townships l 10 north, inclusive, of range / east
Townships TO Inclusive, of and east; and
Townships l 10 morrill, inclusive, OF range 4 east
Given hand the General Land Office at the city
Washington this twenty first day Of June, 1856
THOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner
June 2i-law6w Intel. & Start
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THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD X HEinBnLp, secretary.
aa LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 597 d street. -g....
John NJ Thornton corner LIST and Virginia avenue
James Williams No, y AZ street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. p Levy, No. Ala, Pennsylvania avenue
GENER IL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson.
The business of this company compare favoraby with, The
mos, successful of similar United States
the s Sny vs s 70 e 1T
bred and eight thousand, hundred and my dollars
With these evidence Of and good management
ss The sSfs share s, S
jus,ed more according equity than legal echnieaes.
pany have deposited with
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium provide accruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
To be held by them additional security policy holders for the
TIRE ON
sn RI os ss sn
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and The usual
and on the bulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating hs sser
The of premium win be eompaue and in
fixing Them every improvement in construction and arrangement
will be taken INTO consideration.
Once noIhwssi Pennsylvania and
sl,s ,s sgfs.ss 9, he Home oee.
New York-A. w. Thoapson, No. 10 Wall street.
Rani%ore"B Il Riehardson, No p Baltimore street,
Il Tsy Ha'h SS 1871 Bay street.
New Orleans Hartman Doane
Pit.ams-r: Hunter, No 80 Water street
Assosls,,GsiraIdey, %hre, s. Co.
Fond % Lac Robert A. Baker.
yicksburg-J Putnam.
Bpfalo-A' Barker; ,
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Completio OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
-, United States mail steamships leave New York
x<0qt for hspnwal the 5h and both Of each month
S1G connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty Epeed and safety.
The miles long) completed om
aud crossed or hours The baggage
checked New YORK through san Francisco and
embarto
The paid all expenses the
Reserve IN New York. Panama, and
Fan Francisco, detention In Of accident that
the roun IL endrely reliable
Passengers leave Panama day they h.pin
wa .....
Conductor. through by each and take charge Of
and children without other proectors.
through apply the agency, Ia
West street, New York. |. W. RAYMOND.