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ILLICIT LOVE, ELoPEMESr, DEFALCArvoy.
AND DsATH.-The Buffalo Commercial Adyer.
hser pu blishes series of letters which detailed
remar kab BILE story of orime. Tho Commercial
says Fourteen years ago Harlow Case was a
respectable and esteemed citizen of Buffalo
He held the place of Assistant Postmaster
under Mr.. Dorsheimer, and was for many
years intrusted with the more important du ties
OF the office. A member Of one of the Baptist
Churches. uprightin every walk of life, married
and the father of q family, he seemed to be as
nrm In the straig toward paths of virtue as
any other: Removing to Sandusky, Ohio, he
received the appointment Of Collector of that
port under Dir. Fillmore. The appointment
was one universally approved, and the numer-
Gus friends OF Case in this city were rejoiced at
his success in life. While holding that office
ne was intimate in the family of MIR. f., ore
Of his assistants. Mrs F. was young, and beauti-
ful, imprisoned, and fatal attachment grew
up between the two, which remained unsus Dect-
ed until the truth was made known by the sud
den elopement of Case with Mrs r., and the
simultaneous discovery that he had absconded
with Government funds to the amount of some
s54, From that time forward nearly all
trace OF the guilty pair was lost. The family of
Case, bereaved and betrayed, remained hone
less In their grief. Mr.. T. engaged in long
put fruItless chase Of the fugitives. And now,
from on the sea, comes tidings-a broken, half
tod, story Of lonely wanderings in foreign lands:
iull recital OF never-ces sing remorse, with
pitiful and solitary deaths in far-avay islands
and on the stormy waters of the Indian Ocean
Both victims of unhallowsd passion are asleep
the mother in the groves of Ceylon, the little
child In the coral forests OF the sea. Tbs be-
traysr still wanders the earth
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UNx19hkft 9 z - ffSSiiHkk
WITH IMMKNsR r.
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMLND.

The reason Why, il that by Natures own process
.s e Ss
thus makes It grow bald heads. removes all dan
tones mp The nerves. and thus cures ali nefSous head
ache, and may be relied npon TO cure all diseases Of
ins a ma, sle:s siy
and = used BY the Young two or three times week
The foloSinr and Judge for yosfsewes:
d NEw YoRk. ysn-s lisa.
soos err. .sosi r rose Scos s.f and
hair ,. nx gate gray made up my mind TO lay ..de the
h.d against patent medicines. and
ago commenced using your srtice 70 tei IL for myself
did So and in usoe t. you a. ven .sros-.s-
mens Q. wsc may be :. gray w.. ss, .ao having
willing 20 Civ. your R.sor trial iii they have further
you hi. etter which yon may show any ,ach
direct them to me for nrthr proof Who am In and cut Of
NY hair its stursl color and improved sp
ps.r.n.s .y being siOsssr and ihefr ana much
lam Sos1: rs;Pscu,,y a -, y s,o,
LIvrsssror Ala, Feb. H. 1853.
Pnor woop-pe.r sir: Your Hair Restcr.t, has don.
much good this Of the country. ny hair has
slightly dimini.hur for several o.ssc suppose,
using your Hair Restorative for elk weeks ard
n. I'm. cad ., hal, no" sSsnS as ..gnE s.sd ~
liable remedy sxtsDt and advise all Who afflicted
:hni afop. can ,.'
PHrI.pxIrHr,. Sept. {. 1851
Pnor woep-Desr Sir: Your Hair Restorative p-o,t
ftsef highly beneficial The foDt aud also back
part ff my cad smot Lost its cOsering-wss In
have used but half pint bottles your Rtorstr and
the top head 10 well studded with prom sirg
young air. and the also heneft
Lave r ed other preparations without any benent what
ever think from personal recommendation,
induce many othere 90 try Yours, respectfully,
D. 4. TnonAs. N. D.. No. <el Vine street
The Restorative 10 put up in bottles of three Sizes
VIE: large, medium aod small; the small holds II
pint and retals for 81 per bottle; the medium holds
al least ~ per cent. more proportion than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds .
quart 10 per cent. more In proportion, and retals
for IS bottle.
o. J. WOOD Il CO.. rrcprietors, sI2 Broadway
New FORK, Gin the crest N. Y Wire Rsuing Is
tablis hment. and l4 Market street, II. LOUIS Mo.
- nd sold BY all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no Ia SIN
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n. d N r 9 T X Y.
DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OPYrCE No. All. THIRTEENTH STREET,
Four Doors South of PsNHSvlpdn1a Are1ul

Fokf D0ofS Oobbh OF fcnHSytcdDfd AceHtes
DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
located as above. He feels assured that AZ 49,
experience of fifteen years practices with >hhi0
doat that he has au stss x
enable him to .armount any difficulty, scientific or
enoe confirming the opinion Of many men eminent in
the profession, and especially Drs Harris and and
ns for ns the teeth sso
Enamels. Gutta PeIcha, India ubber and Clements
that Poroe lain. mOunted on Gold Plate. is the only
reliable substance that be worn the mouth as
vas most ncusively shown By the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice in Washington he is fsyoraby
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From ths late Rsefo, Of the ChsreA yEpiphasy,
of tbts city:
DR. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear Sir-I desire to ex =
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
hope that You may receive the patronage from my
,,lenas and the pube that your sk SO well de-
washington. Aug. g. s. lass. J. w. FRENCH.
From ons Of the Oldest firms in BaItimo.s-
Messrs. Boggs, Cotnnnn 4 Co.
Having employed Or. stephen Baily, Surgeon
important and difiouit piece Of work. which he did
to entire satsfactlon and in view the fact that
tai College of Baltimore TAI ed after repea. ed trials
to perform the work satisfactorily IL gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note recstred from the late Hon.
John NJ. Clayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aug 10. 1885.
=, The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
'A'0' '00'a % 0''''' JOIN iMf II. cGHiYroN.
To those seeking relieffrom the malades of the
toeth, can cheerfully recommend DR.. g. Baily rs
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all GtOod well for moro
than ten years. ROBERT 7. NIXON,
AprllIs, 1856. Va. Conf. M. Church south.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. 8. Baly,
Surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cogni-
can't OF his operations families friends. take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well es the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider hun cminently
worthy.
THOMAS y. WALTER. Architect U. 9. Capitol.
y. ). BoHRER, N. ID. Of Georgetown, ID. C.
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LFNox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. Patent Once,
q. q. WIeHT, Principal Ritteuhouse Academy.
fob 2O-tf
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HARTSRORNE'S CURE-ALI,
H TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREP AR Z ID RY A CHEMIST.

~ hIN T. II III a z N Il "IcIs
BoTTLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCoyERYI IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In oil families In case OF accidents sudden sick
ness as 1t frequently cares IN less time than il re
sulres to get a ply siclan.
1t cures PAIN In any part of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
AZ As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce Q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Shows, Blood and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
trcmagnetic power, expeis all pain from the % stem.
Get bottle and try il.
N. B.-If you have q Cough. use HARTS-
GHERRf-it IL the best Cough Syrup In the
ANTI-BILIOUSPI PILLS. Thoy act upon the Liy-
er, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
The above medicines to be had at all DRUG Stores
IN Washington CITY; Kidwell & CIsocll at Gorge
town; II. Peel & Co. Alexandra. oo ll-tr
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Through trial of many years, and through eyery
nation of oivIlize ed men, AYER'S CHERRY Pee.
cure more OF pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known to mankind Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by il, and thoue-
ands Of sufferers vino were deemed he the reach
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoyments of
life, BY this powerful antidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
and strong, whisper to all but him CoNsuMPrIoN
lie tries every thing. but the disease is gnaving az
his vitals and shows Its fatai symptoms more and
more over all his frame. He Is taking the CHER
RY PECTORAL now; Il has stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy; his sleep is sound at
his appetite returns and with II his strength. The
dart which pierced his side Is broken. Soarcey any
eishborhood can be found which has not some llv-
which have won for the Cherry Pectorsl an i'm
pershable reuown. But Its usefulness docs not end
here. Nay 10 accom- plishes more BY prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
dreadful harvest OF lncurablc diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Pleurisy, Whoop'
lng Cough. and ali irritatons of the throat and
are easily cured BY the Oh ERRY PECTORALi II
them. and they will find il an invaauabie protector
from the lnsiduous prowier which carres OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darlins amb
from many Q home. '''1'
Authentioated evidence of these facts, With dreo.
tons for the treat nent Of each complaint, may be
Ioano IN Ayers Amerio,p Almanac, of which we
over the earth. In order that the sick everyWhere
may have before them the information il contains.
nrusSists And dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis, and also for sale these
Iemedles, Prepered By Oh. j, G. AVER, Praotical
and hnaly Teal Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY 2 ID. GILMAN, Washington. snd-by n
COOH, ALEXANDRIA, and ty 81 dealers everyvhsre.
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TOR SALE-The undersigned has on Pages
T. Wharf. foot Of 7th street, portab STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER. o. ten horse power, with
Circular Saw-Mili and Timber Wheels attached. of
Geo. Page & Co . manufacture. The whole appa
ratus is good running order, whchlhe will dispose
of on very reasonable terms.
N. B.-The undersigned can be found at No. 5es
Mary land avenue, Washington, ID. G..
de 2-2aw4wr ADRIAN PAINTER.
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w FALL ARRdN GFmFNT
w ASHlNGTON AND A LENhNDRIa
a Boat Eve-y Hovr from Each PLa,,.

The WASHINGTON and Alexandra Steamboats, Wi,
hereafter Tuu regulsrly from the foot CSr-
OF 9TH street, Washington sud King <-1a[
street. Alexandra. svery hcur from czS6XEzSSkas
eaea pace, from u a. m to7k .. "a as follows:
From Washing GIu pass. a.
So, 9, and u a. m, i, 5, S, ana a pm
rom Washington-SteaR'eT THOMAS COLL
fEk-at 3, 10 a. an, I'm, :. {. and 8 o. m
from AleaandrIa-Ste-mcr Go. PAGE-.t
3. 10 a M, IL m -, aid m.
From Alexaadrre-Sieamsr THOMAS CoII
SrR-at 81, 2. ~ q. N, Z. s, and q m ercen,
Tuesday and Friday mornings. when the C9l,sr
VIII run her regular tnpF 20 Mount Vernon. al
heretofore. ana omit her tnps tive WaKhInx,on
and Aexandris from "a n. 20 %. w. only.
The 81. "a q. m. ard "a .. m boats from Ale.np-
drs CONNECT with the trains Of rhe Baltimore ard
OHIO Railroad for the North and West
The ia a. m. and Ia .. N. boats from Washington
oonneot with the trans Of the %, ange ard AexAu-
dra Railroad for the South and SoutbvTrt Sc III
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de 7-eo6l

EARTHEN WARE, HlNA, GLASS, 60.
H Sal Pa ac. ppoSite Byotras' Hotel.
r. PgkCELk 4 SON have irst imported. per
other sources. one hundred and fry pack
ages ofthe above articles. of the best quality
and latest styles. We name in part ~
Gold band and White French and Eng ish China
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and Blue Painted Dinner. Tea and
Toilet Sets.
China Vases. China Motto Coffees and Sauoers,
Tea sets and Bohemian Buffers and Covers,
Cut, PLAIN and Pressed G lass Of almost every de-
soriptlon,
Plated Albata. and Britannia Table, Tea ard Des
ssrt Spoons and Folks. Coffee and Tea Sets, or
separate,
CastOrs, Butter Knives. Ladies'. d o.,
Ivory handled and other Knives and Forks. in sets
of5l pieces, OF separate,
Grandoles, Coal Oil, Ethe rial and Lard Lamps and
Wicks,
Waters. Coffee Urns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
very hne assortment Of common goods. suitable
for retail groceries, all Of which will be sold whole
sale and retail. as low =. the very lowest.
First quality stone Ware at the factory prices.
Goods will be carefully packed and sent to any
part Of the city free of charge.
call from their friends and the public generally
Is solicited at No. 3ll Pa. avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel.
de4 colin THOS. PURCELL SON.
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DROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. }
BUREAU OF CoNsTRUCrIuN, &C.,
November n, ls58I
sEALED PROPOSALS will he received ut this I'm.
reau until O'Clock. the 18th day Of December mex
Tor the delivery 10 the United States Navy Yard a,
thladelpha VI the following described Timber. on
the usual terms and conditions of contracts VIII oh
can 6s ascertaIned from the Commsndant Of any OF
the Navy Yards, ' ~
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Dsntissry, -


lyl LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and pateates
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per--
sonally at his Ofhoe in this city. 6~
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~Io
cannot wear others: and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strong ard most perfect denture that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate viii DO more
fully warranted.
Roops in this city, ss6 Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and l0sh streets also, 7 Arch street, Philadelphia
&c N-ly
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kECEJvED-A large as,ortmept If P;.r
terms also. Mus;S % ddsrstt color md pst
Christmas presents, ct the Music Store OF io
esA-'t pa t'- aFy- W. q, METZEROTH
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Having just returned from the North, where
have been attending the closing uotion Sa es.
am prepared to offer the following Goods at about
one h llf the cost of Importation:
5000 Cambria Bands, from 1910. to 81 Is very
cheap.
$50 Cambria COLLARS, from 25c. o Si.75,
4Ha Swiss do, some real F rench, at s. 30,
so sets Collars and Sleeves. from s 25 to IS IS,
so embroidered Skirts, from 50 to s.,
100 fine Embro idered Linen and Cambria Handker-
ohIefs, very cheap,
us fpe Linen sets Collars and Sleeves, very
cheap, at 8 .l2x.
IS embroidered Infants Robes. a superior arti
ole,
5pieces Bl.ck Moire Antique, 50 inches wide,
superior quality SLIPS.
2pieces BLACK Corded Silks. very heavy, at Sl-5o,
worth S2ao,
2,5 oyards Fancy Silks, very cheap,
$50 dozen Hemmed and Stitched Linen and Cam
brio Handkerchief, at go, worth Sc,
BrOche Shawls, extra cheap,
800 Black Tibet Long aud Square Shawls, the
finest goods ever offered at the prices,
$50 Black Cloth Raglans, best goods in the mar
ke,, from SIS to SIS,
Lace Curtains II eat bargains.
Together with q full and complete stock. which
will be sold at prices which cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfaction. X. w. CARTER,
No. 81, corner It'll st. and LOUISIANA avenue.
de 7-sO2w and 81 7th street.
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NITUR K

". M. WIGHT takes this method of annoupcirs
to his numerous patrons and friends that hem
has just received. and has constantly on hand, "
a large and elegant assortment of the latest ~
styles Of FURNITURE.s suitable for all pur- l
poses of house furni hing
Chairs, Sofas, WhatnOts,
Marb e-top Tables. Bureaus. Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Patent 81. ing Bedsteads, etc.
Besldes an extensive and beautiful as sOrtment of
Ofhce Furniture. such as
Book Cases. Desks. Revolving Stools
And Arm Chars ETC..
which he prepared to sell Wholesale and retail at
the lowest cash prices.
U Store-No. 81 Louisiana ayenue between
9Th and 7th streets. no 80 colin
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Romance Of a SILK stocking.

A few days since, two ladies and gentlemen
we'll known in the Fifth avenue and fashion
able circles up town, being out together on an
excursion in Broadway, dropped in at Pur-
cells, and ordered dinner. II was served in
the most exquisite style, with the rarest game,
wines, dc, at q cost Of fifty dollars The
company converted the entertainment into a
revel, which was prolonged to . very late
hour. At length, as the festivities closed, the
parties repaired to their respective homes,
somewhat oblivious Of the mode in which the
adventure had terminated. The next day as
the sun was high up in the sky, one of the Ia
dies awoke from her trance, and found herself
reposing In her own elegant apartments. Re-
calling her senses, she arose and proceeded to
perform her toilette. Having completed the
attiring Of an elegant person, she next at
tempted to adorn herself with her Jewels,
when to her extreme disappointment, they
were not to be found. Somebody must have
stolen them, was her first thought A diamond
cross, earrings pins, etc, worth above thou
sand dollars. had all been taken 1t was per-
picking to decide who was the robber Her
friends, with whom she had spent so many
pleasant hours, were above suspicion; and yet
she could imagine no one else who could have
oeen near enough to perpetrate crime In this
dilemma she sought the assistance Of the Do
Ice, obstinately refusing, however, to reveal
the names OF the parties with whom she had
dlned. She offered a lsrge reward for the re-
covery of the missing articles The detectives
employed their utmost skill to ferret out the
Purloiners, but in vain. Her friends, learning
her misfortune, offered to make ND her loss. but
to this she would not consent Not little ex-
cltement prevailed in the circles in which the
parties moved, which was heightened by the
mystery which hung round the matter.
But the solution came at last, in a manner
most unexpected. Two or three days ago the
Iaoy In question was dressing for a walk, and
attempted to put on a pair of silk hose which
mad not been worn for some time, when, to her
astonlshment in the foot Of one of the stockings
she discovered her missing jewelry. She had,
on the evening after dinner, placed the articles
there for safe keeping, and had not been con-
scious atterward of the circumstance The first
glad excitement over, she fastened to inform
ner friends Of the occurrence 1t was resolved
70 Keep the matter a profound secret; but it had
been placed In too many hands, and ID soon came
70 the knowledge of outsiders. Y. Post.
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CHRlsrMAs 10 COMING. s GO
DO you INTEND 10 MAKE

Call at DEURY's, the Depot Of Epicares, and
select some Of his elegant eataoles. .r1 as'-
FOR THE LADIES,
In the wav of presents he has beautiful FANCY
BAsK cts, filed with ERENCh CONFEC-
Ti0Ns;, G0RNUcopIEs sUSAR Flow
FRUIT GLASS rs; all kinds Of Foreign and Do
mestio FRUITS and PRESERVES.
FOR THE 6ENTLEMEN.
What more acceptable gift than Box OF Drury o
onoice HAVANA CIGARS, which he in selling
much below their usual rates.
buy some Of pkUkY'S rare old WINES and
CHAMPAGNE. -- r....
FOR THE CHII.DREN
he has all kinds Of SwEATMEvTS, SUGAR
TOYS, MIXED CANDIES, FIGS. DATES,
APPLES. URANGtS, NUTS, FIRE CRACK
Frs. TORPEDOES. 30.
IL No one should think of preparing for the
HOIldays without calling at
DRURYS,
de 7-eo6t corner Pa. ave. and 18th 81.
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YELLOw-PINE PLANK.

Twenty eight thousand feet, board Measure
q 9O) inches thick. IS to IS feet long twenty
tho usand feet t2,,0OO) of IA ches thick from 40 10
30 feet long ten thousand Ieet (u( OO of OK inches
thcE: from IS to 40 feet long; ten Thousand feet
tn!po) OF ga inches thick, from 81 to a. feet long
and eight thousand feet (8ONOJ of ~ inches thick
from ,, to s. fset long, anountint in all to seventy
TO he long leafeu Yellow Pine fres from heart
shak large knots short oooks both in thickness
ana wIdta, and from defects of every kind, and to
than the thickness required.
TO be delivered az follows One quarter OF each
OF the several thIckn on before the 18th nj
January 1885, another quarter of each of the sewers
thloInesses on or before the lat OF February, and
Ie5Q - - ~S'O'o s"S iosn VI ooiuofy
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~ CLOAKS, RAGLANS, &c.
A complete winter supply of LADIES' WRAP
PINGS, in new and novel designs, viz:
kIoh trimmed Beaver Cloth COaks and Raglaps
Picoolominl Ragans in Trio Cloth,
Pilot Cloth Cloaks and Raglans,
PeterSham Cl0aks and Raglnns,
Velvet Cloaks and Ragans,
Also, Misses Cloaks and Raglans. all styles, at
MAXWELL'S.
N. B.-AnOther supply of those nice al erIno
Vests, for ladies', at IS cents worth Si.25.
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I AIDES, TUCK and al s.rls OF CUmbs :,
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th street, ano a. h.s
0al0 keo0s lld6 WllArda' Rstsl. htSa
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Witkom Raiiu-s
for Eight Yssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAHRoAY,
Rssslsr SssIiss Days, 5iA 4 eosk srsssl s...,A.

CAuTIos.-So many frauds and impo- ~S
sitions of various kinds have been lately <2x03
IeLpetrated on travellers bound 20 CA -s42seES
ronNSlA, that The ,pescrIser the only authorized
ma IN the CITY Of Nev York, feels II III, duty 70
caution eli persona seeking passage TO Calforn.s.
ind The true oos OF the esmtb n.' % car
MsIl Line, VIA Panama Railroad, no other ono
New ork Ia authorized TO engage passage.
xb Ss GU%Paniss have only one once N Ne. York
fsonIins On ne Sorth River, AZ the head Of the
s ". Ra 'lf mS NIsf the e o0Sr New Yort.
THE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the STEAMSHIP OF this company. o.rryius
the United states Mail for ACAPUEO. -kfrs
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, caves ozEG3
oil the United States Mail 50. Company steamers.
which leave New Orleans and New York req uary
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved By the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panams Railroad G<7 miles Iors is now oom-
pleted from an TO oceaL. and 10 crossed IN or
h sroIas e san .nd 70
are embarked at Panama by steamer a. the DOM
covers all ex penses ofihe trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port IN Panama ana
z, tsss Is failure
PsssenSsrs leave Panama the same day they ar
Condnctors 70 through b, each steamer. and take
charge Of women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rat.s sppl, Al
the agency. ia West street, New YORK 10 Y. w,
RAYMOND.-or to ARMsfRUNG, HARRiSk
CO., New orleans.-nr g. L.. RNRT Err. hos
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WHITE PINE MASIS

Three White Pine Masts, rough hsved. and 4
work when hoished as follows: One of So feet long
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