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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-11-14

PIKE.-This game fish for hook and
line is becoming quite scarce in many of
the tributaries of the Juniata, and in some
has almost disappeared. We have made
several trips this fall, and although catch
ing but few, they were all of good size,
averaging IS inches. On Thursday last
we caught two, one 10, and the other a
yellow pike -! inches long, and weigh
ing pounds 7 ounces cleaned. This is
the best fish we have caught this year.
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DRo SLABSIzI&AiLlk9S
& A Il A He RsEa SN UFF,

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
best Article known for curing the Catgrrh, Gold IN
the Hs1d and Headache II has been fonnd an excel
lent remedy many of SOre EgCS Deafness has
been removed by it, and Hearing has often been great
ly improved by It's use
is fragrant and agreeable and
Gives Immediate Relief
to the dUl heavy pains caused by diseases Of the head
The sensations after using It are delightful and nvig-
Grating. II opens and purges out all distractions,
strengthen the glands, and gives healthy 10
thp nartS affected
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-11-14
Marching On.-Constantly advanc
FLOURISH OF TRUNi

ing in public favor, throughout the United States the
British Colonies and Spanish America. and needing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-11-14

neG Beyond doubt our friend Pratt is
an enterprising man. He has gone to
Philadelphia again, to look up bargains;
We take pleasure in recommending his
store to our country friends, for freshness
and variety of goods, and assure them sat
isfaction in their purchases both as to
price and quality. Read column headed
Ftwas fur Die Leute.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

ayers CRtsiartic pilis-Are the most perfect
pGrsative which we able to produce, or which We
think has ever yet been made by anybody Their
effects have sbundantIy shown to the community
how much they excel the ordinary medicines in use
they are safe and pleasant to take but powerful to
cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body the distractions
of its organs, purify the blood and expeI disease
They purge out the foul hunors which breed and
grow dstemper. stimuli ate sluggish or dsordered or
gans into their naturnal action, and impart healthy
tone, with strength to the whole SYSTEM Not only
do they cure the every day complaints of everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases While
they produce powerful effects, they are at the same
time in diminished doses the safest and best physic
that can be employed for children. Being sugar
coafcd they are pleasant to take: and being purely
vegetable, free from any risk of harm Cnres
nave been made which surpass belief were they not
s4bstantated by men o. such exalted position aud
character az to forbid the suspicion of untruth
Many eminent cergymen and physicians have lent
their names to certify to the public the reliability Of
our remedies, while others have sent us tho assn
OF their conviction that our preparedness cor
tribute Immensely to the relief OF afflicted suf
fering fellow men.
Tho Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Almanac, continuing directions for the
use OF and certificates Of their cures, the following
com laints
Costiveness. Bilious Complaints Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction OF
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, Fiatuleney
Loss Of Appetite all diseases which require an
uant medicine. They also. by purifying the blood
and stimulating the system cure many complaints
which itwogld not be supposed they could reach,
such as Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrtab!ity. Doransement of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising
from low state Of the body, or obstruction of its
functions. - "
Do not DO put of by unprinciped dealers with
2ther preparations which they make more profit on
Demand Ayers, and take others. The SICK want
the best ali there is for en- and they should have
Prepared b. DR.. J. G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass
and so;1 9y ". IL. BROWN & BRO. Baltimore. and
ny ali dealers ,S-oO2m
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23
GOVERNOR swANN,s SPEECH.

The great speech of Governor Swami to the
masses gathered in Monument Square on
Thursday night, is so full of needed warning,
IS so clear in its enunciation of the Presidents
policy as the one thing needed to rescue the
country and the State from the dangers that
yet impend from radical measures, that no
wiser thing could be done by the Union State
Central Committee than to have large edi-
ton struck off for circulation all over the
State. Taking up the histories of parties here
from the beginning of that terrible crisis
which has placed the State and every interest
in it in the most frightful peril, he shows con-
clusiyely who are the men to be relied upon
to conduct it through the dangers and troubles
1t has still TO encounter: and that unless those
who affiliate with the vindictive ultraists of
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, are effectu-
ally rebuked and put down, we have yet the
most serious complications to expect the worst
evils to dread. Whilst the drift of the radical
measures is stoutly denied. Governor Swami
shows that the purposes Of the men who have
done their best to bring about political and
social equality at the National Capital were
but poorly concealed; and where the record is
so plainly against those who for six Or seven
months have kept the country almost as much
troubled as it was during the actual existence
Of hostilities, because party aims would not
permit them to give us peace, it will be a
failure of duty objectionable, if the President
and those who endorse his policy are not over
whelmingly sustained.
That the bold and outspoken utterances of
Governor Swami will call down upon him
anew a shower Of maledictions from those who
prefer the leadership of Thad. Stevens, Sum-
ner and Wilson. to that Of the President, all
must expect; but for one we are quite willing
to let the best of them try their hands in
savage criticism upon the speech of Thursday
night, with the full belief and assurance that
the cause of peace and good government would
gain thereby.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

Y N3FiCE TO TRAVELLERS CaeYYG
Wy SO''Tb.-ihe new LINE OF sTEIWEpS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY, Sundays exceptrT
I3r the following points connecting at Norfolk and
TToTtsmouth with Railroads for all points South.
baltimore to Fortress Monroe "a On
Baltimore 10 Norfolk , w w
Baltimore to City Point S' IN
Baltimore TO Richmond ....,...',' 81 ~ "
Baltimore to Petersburg e e. E5
apll-tf J. DTRCK II EIn' ID -. ~
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
oeasure in calling the attention of our readers to tSS
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith, BROS.
j. Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak Wnat
20 know when we say their present stock OF clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of a who may want goocs IN tneir
line. They ssl at small profits and deal on the
eoI ARC with sycrybndy.
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The Dainfiest Complexion and Fa,-axt
Skin,

"Beautys but skin deep. ), so ;mno-. %
brilliant whteness, to your cheeks delicate oar
nation; oid pimples. morphew. freckles, tan. 10
avaunt Use the exquisite L'Fmail de Paris and
become beautiful lovely and fascinating Don't for
get 70 take with You to the country OF sea shore
as every lady uses it for preventing and removing
Tue aiscolorations caused by the sun and salt air
u. Chemist VIII tell you that it is quite an inno-
cent preparation. yet it produces the doi,t;at co
piexion and the farest kind of skin II is the sole
preparation extant that will smooth out the marks
oil smallpox. ofcourse there are many CHEAP. vul-
gar ard injurious washes and pastes, but the publc
must beware OF them. L'Email de Paris ia sold by
VIM. H. Read l47 Baltimore street. and at the lead.
bpg a1uss's@ aao pst1umers, ie7-eotjyl
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Hair Dye. Hair nye,LB.oHr,o.,a

Hair Dye! Hair Rye!!-BAoHELoR's HAIR
Dye is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect -harIness--instantaneou and reliable
PRODUCES c splendid black or natural brown-rems-
dies thu Ill effects Of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The senu-
inc is signed. ". A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street,
New York re1-d!Sw1v
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r-Osg; and FrsckIes.

Ladies afflicted with Discoloratiops on the Face,
called moth patches, or freckes should use PERRY's
Celebrated Morn and FRECKLE LOTIoN. It is infal-
lible Prepared by Or. B. C. PERRY. Dermatologist.
40 Bond street n. Y. Sold By all druggists in Ealt
more and elsewhere. Price 81. mylS tn, til &s3m2dp
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RS. Y. KNApr's 1gsTITUTE.

Sold By all Druggists ~
=, Wholesaled by Thomson 4 BLOCK and S. S.
HANCE.. Baltimore ia22-dRweo1v
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

m THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RREITE.
IL MORE CITY. June 18th, 1666.-Thos. J. Moore
VS.. John A. Phillips &e.-ordered, that the sale
made and reported by William A. Fisher, trustee
and attorney, for the sale of the personal property
mentioned in the proceedings, be ratified and con-
rmed, unless to the contrary thereof be shown
or before the 9th day of June ncxt,-Provided
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Baltimore three times before the 25th day
of July next
The report states the amount of sales to be $780,
SAAI'L NJ. EVANS, Clerk
True COpy-Test:
saN'L N. EVANS. Clerk. jo19-tu, tn, sat
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Coiga:o's Aromatic Vegetable samp.

*VIa-0<17H EtFIE1s'LEft Fts+EaD9e SHfs[I.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerEna,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
Tor the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivalo. For sale by all drug
gsts. fe9-d&y7lv
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Al tt NOR E, MD.
TO COrresEouNenfs.

No notice be taken Of G10nyHaots communicable
Whatever IS intended for insertion must be aufke--
ticuted Jy the name and address Of the ,oriter,ot
recess ritp for publication bat guaranty for has
good fIHh We not 10 be considered reaponsi-
bic fo the opinions e.rpressedJp correspondents.
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saEEEh.

GARRIS0N.-0n the 2lst instant, after a long and
year Of her ago. 49, ~ -
PAIEE.-,rn Thursday, 2lst instant Caroline Il.
FalGe' daughter Of John A: and Mary Ann Paine,
aged years, months and q days
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MISCELLANEOUS.

yavHE PRISON LIFE OF IRFFET,snw
III DAVIS, by DR.. CRAVEN. A new supply. So.
YATES BOOKSTORE
13S Baltimore street.
1t between Calvert and North sts
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

The YORK COUNTY TRAGEDY-THE MURpERFR
ARREsTED.-The Harrisburg Telegraph says:
Our renders are familiar with the details of the
shocking murder committed near Lewisberry on
Sunday night as published in the Telegraph of Turs-
day evening. As announced then, George Souibb
and his grand daughter dead, but the old lady
was Sill alive yesterday afternoon.
" learn that two men, whose movements were
such as 10 arouse suspicion. seen in the vicinity
OF Squlobs residence, Sunday. When the news
OF the murder became known on Mon 4ay the citizens
OF the vicinity at onco concluded that the mon al
!uded to were the agsassms and efforts wore made
TO capture them. Partial success crowned their
efforts. as one Of the men arrested Mrs Sduibh
regained her senses on Monday and could under
stand all that was said TO her. When interrogafed
us to whether she could identify the uurlerers IF
brought before her, although unable to speak. She
Indicated, by motion of the hand, that she could =
Several persons mono Of whom were syspectcd of
the crime? were taken to her ROOM and she pronoun-
ced them innocent but when the man alluded TO was
brought before the old lady, she once pointed him
out as the assassin. He was subsequently taken to
York. placed in irons, and lodged in jail His COM
pauion. who it is supposed was an accompce in the
TRAGEDY. is yet Mt large.
VIM. Donovan is the name of the party identified
lie Is an lrshman, and was neighbor of the family
murdered. lie is said to be an ill-tempered desner
ate man. and a terror to the neighb0rhood in which
he lived His incentive to the deed was both for re-
venge and to get money. The other party has not
yet been caught.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

r .:SSSafEAs.E'S yE+sEEAEE.E SkGEE,SsH
NY HAIR RENEW ER. its effect is miraculous
Inc o,d, ths young the middle aged, unite TO praise
TAILS SEGETABLE SICIIIAE HAIR REVIEWER. tits
az entirely now scientific discovery, combining MANY
o lAe most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom 49, '-'
have such confidence in it's merits. and ore 81
uLe II WIZ 60 all claim for it, that we offer s.
the S!cttidn Hair Reneiuey does not give
with our instructions 'o' Al ''i ~ iocofoanc9
;+s na e9etable Sican Hair Remover has proved
eIi ~ ne tne most perfect preparation for the U;r
ever offered to the public Its yesetoba rne
not I've = no INJURIOUS properties whatever
n.y. ye ~ strikes at the Roots and fills the oil
vi" II WI Will IL I RES $PP19FRg Ga b
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keop The bo ~ f Lio
falling out 1t eieanses the scalp and makes The rom
soft. lustrous, and sken. Its splendid S mar
ing No person. old young, should fail TO Sa
1t is recommended and used by the first Medico1
Authority. -ouAoa
Ask for Halls Vegetable sioilian Hair Ronewer
and take no other. e'ei
If not sold by Druggists in your town, trial botle
viii be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues. = :
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
X. p. HALL Co., Proprietors,
Nashua, N. Ii.
Sold By all Druggists.
Wholesaled by Thomson 4 BLOCK and s. s
hANCE.' Baltimore. ia22-d&Weo1y
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j. 81 RCKHEAD. JR.,

= a SUPERIOR RE;wEDy.-yyo can COW
uTY seientiousy recommend to those suffering from,
z, ol;trss$lns cough. DIR. Stricklands MeIliATors
ard IS Wthal not disagreeablo to the taste There is
no dou9t That the Meihuous Cough Balsa7n is o1a o.
tns hest prepaTations II use and is all that srro
past week :nd found reliac from most d;strsss;re
cough. 1t iG PREPARED By DR.. Strick land. No rs
Sycamore street., Cincinnati, 0iio, end for sole by
Hrgggiffs wholesale agents iIomssn i Blosk, and
- '"2t1of "a, Co .y2-lu
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ord Va

yesterday says:
Inc most intense excitement prevailed among the
unlicensed liquor dealers of the city Yesterday in
c1nsequence OF the police receiving orders to arrest
az persons seing or proposing to sell except those
GUY !cense1 The consequences was that from arIv
1nofHlng III the close Of tho Tombs Police Court III
i9ur c,ocS IN the afternoon. j Justice DoWlinc had
ms hands lui in disposing of the persons arrasiei
for violating the law. Captain Mcirah Tb;oe
Clerk. and Deputy Clerks George Pearson and
Thomas Jourdan were busy the entire dsv in DIV.
ing aiidaylts Tor violating the excise law " ~
SO great was the pressure upon the magistrate with
the liquor dealers that time could be nd 70 -
complaints in various felony ard mi; demeanor coSaS
which were presented for examination, and II ~
found necessary to postpone the taking of sRa
plants till to-day The court room was crowded 10
such extent at three o'clock in the afternoon with
officers having prisoners for violating the Excise law
their bondsmen aud other friends. that Judge BOWL
ing, finding it impossible to take aiidavts in all the
cases without holding court till late in the night an
nounced that he would take more complaints
then. but discharge the prisoners in court against
Whom alndayits had not been made, and send for
tnem When their presence was required.
Two SUICIDES Day IN VIHNNA-Last April there
were sxty-hVe attempts at suicide in Vienna Forty
sslgeh were by iEen. fifteen by women and three by
ennuren from nine to fourteen years of age Twenty.
Two persons hanged themselves fifteen drowned
InemseVes eleven took poison five cuttheir throats
stabs, " Ai'i- soA-ihHleteo
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MAE RsEE.

sIMMS,-PRTCE.-on the morning of the 18Th
inst by the Rev James N, Wilson, at the parsonage
S IA Esq. to Mrs. EMELINE PRICE. both Of
:, PEASE-GARDNER.-0n the 5th instant. by the
Elizahcth Gardner both of this city. -''''-
RIASE-lMf LLER.-0n the 10Th instant by Rev.
OF this city.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

# SS5STty0 IsAIp CAssE spg psa.E,s eJsREn
erST BY DR.. 6TRlGKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr. 1iass OF janesville Wisconsin, writes for the
been troubled for eight years With an aggravated case
OF Plies ana his brother was discharged from the
the Piies.( Both these distressing cases were cure
Tt one bottle Of Dr. stFoklsa Pile Remedy
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland, our.
70 convince those suffering that the most aggravated
GaF0plc cases Of Piles are cured by DR.. Strickland
Pile Remedy. Il is sold by Seth g. lance leg faI.i
more st:eat, and by Druggists overywhGre.
Naolnssls Agents. Thomson Il BLOCK
sn5 A. VOGELER 8 CO: F.
SETH s. HANCE
iSj-!y AGENT.
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jEY. N. KSAPe's A,ssTITUTE.
Al L E Vr eSercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEAT September 4th ct o'clock A. M, on which
aag new scholars will be admitted VS.
inree higher classes yely for voung
es, were orined last January. and are in success
10. tasif Puu0tual arrival 1880 = pi0''1'
Aual-M x,RHAPP.
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e FOE SAEE-A RARONE now ON stock
VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY For
EpUILDING LOTs FOR SALE OR LEASE.

432xl26 on st. Paul street.
26xl5i Calvert DO
220y130 Eutaw square,
741l5O Cathedral street.
8Oxl25 " Madison avenue.
50xl50 q Garden street.
4Sxl3O - McGulloh do
50Xl50 " W. Fayette do.
ALSO lots on Ross. N. Charles, Saratoga Repuhr
lican, Fort Avenue, &C., &c. Apply to
GEO. W. TlNGES & SON,
ja22-eotf No. St. Paul street
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GER EASTERN Sg3DRE: FARM FOR SALE
sssS One Of the most valuable farms in Talbot coun-
fadA ty, adjoining the town of Oxford, containing
$50 acres, with good improvements, and all tho ad
land and Delaware Railroad will BIO on this farm
and it is expected to be completed the coming
autumn. This will add largely to tho prospective
value of the property. and presents fine opportu-
nifty for an investment or speculation. Apply to
GEO. ". TINGES & SON, St. Paul street. Several
hundred other farms for sale in Maryland and Yir-
ginia, and one near Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
GEO. w. TINGES " SON,
mySl-H 3 st. Paul street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

M ORETTO SPRINGS, CAMBRIA C0UN
EACY, Pa, will be open 26th June Being stu
ated On the Allegheny Mountains, is unsurpassed fol
health and fine scenery. Circulars may be had at
NJ. A. Waite's Book store, l3S Baltimore street. fot
particulars address at Springs.
ie9~eoIm* F.A. GIBB0N, JR, Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N~Sy1E.TGHET STREET NJ. T. GrGURCgg-
!trS Rev. JAMES A. McCAULEY will preach ot
4 O'CLOCK, SABBATH MORNING, aud at 5 o'clock
I: NJ the Rev. l.. E. MORGAN, D. D.. will continue
ms very interesting Lecture tho History and Life
OF st. Paul. The public invited to attend 1t
y S55IREEEGI0Us NsyEICE.-WESLEY CgA-
~ pei. Corner Of Sharp and Barre Streets
Preaching TOMORROW (Sabbath) at II A. NJ. by
rev VIM Ii. Chapman, and at p. NJ, by Rev. " o.
Groyne. Quarterly ioye-feast at o'clock. 1t
0ESDsEC0ND QUARTERLY LOVE FEASr
GcT Of the Hanover ST. NJ. L. Church will be held
on 10 MORROW Sunday AFTERNOON, at three
o'clock Preaching by ?. L. S. V. Blake at o'clock
Members of other Stations arc cordially invited II
r - THE NEXa' MEETING OF ME
Vs. Superintendent and Teachers Association of
baltimore will be held in William street Methodist
Episcopal Church, on MONDAY EVENING 25th
instant, at ~ o'clock The public invited to attend
IrETrFEFERE WIE4L ZEE SERVICES PRE-.
GG paratory to the Laying of the Corner Stone Of
tho l4amdIn Centenary Chapel, held in the Caroline
street y, T. Church On TIC, MORROW Sunday 2ithl
at 3z2 r NJ. Exercises will consist in singing by
the School and short addresses by Sunday School
men, and others. The public is cordially invited. 1t
r 59nRASE HALE.--A MATCH GAME OF
~ BASE BALL will be played THIS AFTER
MON between the PaStime and Maryland Clubs for
the Championship Of Maryland and Silver Ball both
Of which are at present held by the Pastime The
dame will commence al o'clock. Ample accom-
modatlons are provided for spectators cats reseyUed
FOR Lodie9. Admission Is cts; Ladies free. 1T
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GSPEGTAE. NoFTCE.-In order to facilitate as
~ sessments, the owners Of unimproycd ground
within the limits of the Sixth Seventh and Eighth
Wards of Baltimore city Second Assessment District
are hereby requested to leave plats fnl and cor
rect description Of the same with FRANKLIN
METZG Err, Clerk. at the corner of Gay and Exeter
streets, at as early day as possible.
DAVID CREAMER
JESSE ". LEE, Jr
WIN. fl. PEARCE,
je2-3t Assessors Second District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Bates OF Postage on Feresgn Mail Mat
ter-Neties 70 Marinsrs-
NEv YoRK, Oct. u.
The Posts Washington special says q
morning paper charges one of the officers Of
the Post Office Department with Originating
the PhilsdelphiA Ledger hoax.
The cavalry bureau of the War Department,
has been abolished. The storm has abated
but little, and tbs destruction of property
continues. Railroad trains are running.
W4sHIxGroS, Oct IL
Letters and printed matter Of every kind,
posted in the United States and addressed to
Switzerland, may be transmitted to their des-
tination VIA Belgium in the mails made up in
New York and dispatched by means of the
new line of American steamships running
direct between New York and Antwerp.
Correspondence for Switzerland forwarded
in the mail TO Belgium by direct steamer to
Aantwerp, will be subject to the following
rates of postage, the same being in full to
destination On letters, Is cents for single
rates OF half an nounee-prepaymen optional /;
on newspapers, gazette and periodicals..
cents for each weight of three ounces or
fraction thereof, prepayment required; on
books, pamphlets and other printed matter,
5 cents for each ounce or fraction of an
ounce, prepayment required
She State Department has received . no.
tice to mariners. issued by the navy depart
ment of Denmark, on the 10th Of Septem-
Der. and which is as follows: That the light
vessels at Lazoe Trindeon. at Moedergunden,
and at Onholt Knob, which have hitherto
been withdrawn from their respective sta
iipns, from the 2lst Of December to the lst
Of March, viii hereafter, as well - the light
vessels IN Dragden, i.azoe, be kept as their
respective stations al the year round, - long
as the ice will permit and further that all
the sail light vessels. whom forced by the ice
to leave their sta, ons, will be replaced as
soon AZ circumstances will allow.