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IRELAND.
A Fenian Demonstration" and Rous.

A Fcnian ''Dem oustrationo and Rout.
CoRK Fep 8, 1S6S
Early this morning q considerable body of men, sup
posed to be Fenans discovered in the vicinity OF
Macroom Castle about twenty miles west OF this city
They appeared to be preparing TO make attack upon
the castle, and the authOres Of tho town Of Macro0
notified Of the danger
strong forco police forthwith ordered to the
ground and they appeared the Fenians dis
persed u all directions.
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CUBA.

Financial, Commercial and Marine InteiiI-
gcnce-Wenfbcr.
HAVANA, Feb. s, 1863
Exchange on London IL per cont premium; on Paris,
short sight, par; New York, currency, 20 per cent
discount; gold, par
Sugar market dull and quotations nominaIly
changed
The steamer Moro astlo arrived here TO- day.
The weather IL cloar and pleasant.
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GEORGIA..

Tho Conv ention-I'nssxGc of the Ren er
Ciuuse-rha Latc Drawi.
ATLANTA, Feb 8, 1885,
Tbs Convea.ion passed the relief CLAUSE to-day;by
vote OF SO 10 as n denies Jurisdiction to the courts
over oil debts contracted prior TO tho surrender, buA
leaves II discretionary with majority Of The IcgisIa-
ture TO cener jusisdhon In Ill excepa as lho
purchase o. slaves.
Richardscn, O. member OF the Convention who vas
shot bv simmoay the Sd INST II IL thoaght by his
physician, will not recover The hall passed Through
the rtQ hi lung.
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John Bright ON FenJan,sm.

lIosD0S. Feb 5-P n
At great meeting at Birmingham yesterday John
Bright made speech He pleaded the wrongs Of Irc-
land In part extenuaton OF the iato Fenian ouages and
begged for church legislative reform Mr.. Bright said
that there was nothing that the United States govern
ment could do II Ireland part and parcel OF the
United States that England might NOS do also II she
would
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NEWF OUNDL AND.

Fearful Gnle and snow Storm-Thirty Per.
sons Believed 10 Have Pcrishcd.
HARBoR GRACE, Feb s, 1888.
One OF the most and terrific storms known
in Newfoundland has bocn experienced within the last
Two or three davs. On tho 81 instant most fearful
gale prevailed, driving the falling ur0usly before
Il reported that tnrtv people have perished froA
cold and IN the snow Mr. hackay, the superiptend-
ent OF the Newfoundland telegraph line nearly persred
between Hearts, Content aud this place.
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ARKANSAS.

The Convcntion--A Radical Veto Against
Amaiaamntinu ot tho Rnccs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 6, 1865
Tho appeals special despatch from Little Rock,
says:--In tho Convention to-day the Committee on the
Penmen,isry made report which, among othcrthnGs,
charged Inc last legislature with sending .
delegation N Washington 70 rcvel In dsbauohery
and dydnk with the President thus sqlaudsriug
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ITALIAN AFrARs.-From telegram which
we published in yesterdays HERALD it appears
that General Menabrea is of opinion that no
new convention Is necessary between France
and Italy towards the settlement Of the Roman
question. It is the Generals desire that the
September treaty should remain intact. This
is serious blow to Ratazzi and the party Of
action. To us it is convincing proof that Me-
nabrea thoroughly appreciates the situation.
If Italy is not now TO get Rome, If it is neces-
sary for her still TO wait, the old September
treaty is as good as any which it is possible to
make. Ratazzi will no doubt bring to bear on
the Ministry bis whole available strength but
Ratazzis proved completely with the Garibal-
dian movement has materially weakened his
influence with all lovers OF order and good
government in Italy.
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GERMANY.

Reception Of the Italian Minister to the Com
federation.
PARIS Feb. s, 1868.
The Monitetr gives account Of the reception OF
Sisnor Beredutt the Ita ian Miaistcr TO Ben By
the King OF Prussia. The King warmly welcomed him
as tho first ambassador from Italy accredited TO the
North German Confederation, aud Congratulated hm
upon his appointment, declaring that il was now
plodpo OF Deuce
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Church and Stato-The King and the Pope in
Conflict.
FLORENCE, Feb. g. 1865.
The Pope recently ordered the Ca holc clergy have
re Denim sung all the churches OF Ialy for tho VIC
tory OF the Papal arms nj Montana.
King Victor Emanuel has issued q proclamation pro-
biting the holding OF gegious ceremonies for such
purpose within the Kingdom
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VIRGINIA.

Tho Convcntion--Adoption of thc Ordinance
on the Executive.
RICHMOND, Feb. s, 1868.
In tho Convention to-day the hftb section Of he urd
nance on the Executive aicptod, with amead-
mont requiring the Of two thirds of the members
OF the Legislature TO call extra session.
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without license violation OF tho Revenue law. Tho
ship Lebnitz from Hamburg. which several deaths
recently occurred, also seized charge Of viola.
ting the Passenger act
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Attempted Political Assn situation.

maa named Chattsrton shot in the street to-
day, and badly H fatally injured. The assassin was
instantly arrested and gavo his Jem Meddlss.
From his declarations that no mistook Chatter
ton for James Bird, the mikman. who an important
witness for tho government in the affair OF the OlekeH
we'll explosion and who at the mlnaon OF the pr-
sonerS before the Police Court identified Of them
the man that fred tho powder.
II 10 said that NEEDLES Is half witted fellow, and tho
belief s general that he tool Of parties who
prompted him to commit the deed.
The pistol shot took effect In the throat Of Mr. Chat
terton, whore il made q very ugly wound, He still
lives but his recovery is doubtful.
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Riotous Tumu,t IN Pndma.

KIOtOus Tumusf In PndnR.
FLogENcR Feb. g. 1888.
Popular tumults reported to have broken out in
Padua yesterday. Tho government is using svory
means 10 restore 0rdor.
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TELECRAfNIC NENS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLn
ENGLAND.

Political Arrests-The Liverpool Cab Driver
strike.
LONDON, Feb. g. IA ,s.
The London Times has editorial to-day ON the
0f Irish Americana II admits that tho ims
onment OF Mr.. Train at Cork was . msehks but Z ys
should be distinguished from the arrest Of sishra
who come here from tho United States with = Q
secret intention Of creating revolt against the govern
menk
LIVERPOOL, Feb 8, l668
Tho strike Of tho cAbmen In this city still continues
to the great OF all classes AT presons
there 10 no prospect OF 9 compromise.
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The ANn-C CONTRACTION BILL BECOME Law
The act to suspend the further reduction Of
tho currency, which passed both houses of Con-
gress, has become law, and is now officially
promulgated as such. Itbecame law without
the approving signature Of tho President, he
not having returned it to Congress within the
time prescribed by the constitution. Having
neither vetoed nor signed it, wo presume the
President was willing the act should become
law at the same time that his mind was not
clear or fully satisfied as to these questions OF
currency. However, it is law, and tho people
will know now on what basis to conduct their
business. Let us have no more disturbance Of
the currency either by contraction or expan-
sion, and trade and values will become settled !;
and we shall in due time grow up to specie
payments through the growth Of the country
and the laws of trade.
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wALLAcR'S THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street. -
CAPTAIN or the WAToH-W ooDcooxs LITTLE CANE
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-LrrrLx NELL 4
MARCHioNRss
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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fellows trading on the company's folly
BY this means a great deal Of money
was spent and the n ,minal value rose but
the monopoly thus secu. led enabled tho COM
pany to charge for Telegram. hing what itpleased.
1t laid on enormous rates, sufficient 10 pay
dividends on tho face of its inflated value, and
thus all seemed prosperous. Rut there was q
bubble, and 1t needed only thai energy and
capital, building new lines, should show how
much cheaper telegraphing could be done to
puncture it New lines have already enor-
mously knocked down the prices that tho Wes-
tern Union Company has been exacting, and
1t finds forced upon 1t the fact that it has been
trading on fictitious scale, and endeavors
to get out of the whole trouble by selling its
old property to the public for sixty millions,
twenty millions of which 10 70 be the bonus Of
those who secure the sale. All this would be
happy and timely escape for the company !;
but shall the government pay sixty millions
for that which even government employees
would construct for fifteen millionsf
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. -rANcHd9
CmOKKr
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Fixes OPERA HoUsE.-IL TnovArosn
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Beef contnsed moderate demand and steady The sales
$50 bbls @l5 $50 50 for plain and TsO 5v
S25 for Terce beef dull prices favored the
buyer sales IS erces India private terms Beef
hams dull and nominal. Cut meats were quiet AT
about l3kc 1916. for shoulders 169c: l7c. for
smoked do, 1915. l71sc. for picked hams, lsc a
2oc for smoked do, and 2lc 2sc. for bagsed
do. Sales l4O packages. Bacon was duh and
nominal at l6c for long clear lsSc l7c for short dor
The for lard exhibited activity but holders
cepted of lower prices The sales footed 1O bbs and
tierces 17zc 19c. for No. to kettle rendered.
PETROLEUM.-Crude in bulk, though quiet, continued
steady There sales of 500 bbs at 13c or crude In
bbis, sou bbls sold at 1Ac The market for bonded
continued to rule dull and further reduction In prices OF
Nc granted standard white closing at ssc The sales
were 7t0 bbls At 2sc and 5000 do for June delivery AZ
the same price Free was scarce and higher we
side price, Napha better demand sales 500 bbs %
70 gravity for September at l6c, buyers option In
Philadelphia the market inactive and lower We quote
standard white &c.; lot of $50 bbs sold at s7xc.
RICR.-Rang0on in moderate demand and steady AZ
Sc 4c god In bond saes 600 bags, In bond ON private
terms. OF Carolina heard Of important sales Prices
unchanged being lie lls4c. -,
dull and nominal at 81 81 % " for timothy and % %
a 80 rs for rough flax
SUGAR.-The market for fairly active and ruled
firm at yesterdays pricesvz sc lsc for fair to good
refining Cuba. The demand chiefly from rehners The
sales comprised 1918 hhds IL l2c for Cuba, lc
l5c for English Island and l2c. Ac for Porto Rico
also PSI boxes part &c l2ac. Refined was In moderate
demand at the quotations In our last.
TALLow was in moderate demand and steady The sales
~ /, 90 lbs. at 12c. a IL Sl6c.
WHIsxEY.-Recepts The market continued to rule
du M nominal
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Reading. 95H a o5as; Michigan Southern, ss ssz;
Cleveland and Pittsburg sSx ssa4; Rock Island,
s7zs a 9s; Northwestern, 6sh 6s9s; Northwestern
preferred, sos sos; Fort Wayne, 1l47s lis.
The foreign exchange market was firm but quiet,
on the basis Of 1lO for prime bankers sterling at
sixty days; the leading drawers, however, ask
l1o, and credits are settled at this rate The supply
Of bills Is very moderate At the close bankers bills
on England at sixty days quoted at ITO 11ok;
at three days, llo's l1oS; commercial bills, lOsh
loo%; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.lsH Shy.
The daily conversions OF seventhirtv notes into
nve-twenties at the Sub-Treasury have been sub
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There sharp reaction IN the wheat market to-day
0u sn al Pe opening
s @ns ss
ssa 5 S su = d sseS California f wa ss'S & % and ~
nal nal a, q 50 81 90 and winter wheat was ' scncr a
shycse ey E the %ne. Of ne comprising
q e 4 for s1as %ssa a for aSs S q il for sS s.SrPss
store s2 southern and - IS white Genesee
heavy receipts and lower The sales were about
Sp snd q 81 cod d %ii.a
Rye du! and lower 1900 bushels Canada sold 50 o.
Uss @ @ @ sas s@s s s ss'ss
price Barley and barley malt wers dull liza and lnessnses
ally siesdy The chserne business remained quiet The
o r. % sus lssSpSs go DO Ss
es s e. nerd s. bales Vqsp a SRss
wheat shps account Tee charters wereA British bark
lumber a, $40 and Per cent, brig, 4V4 tons Csds
@ So 81 s gpM q and rates
North German ship IA toms 70 australia general cargo
Ss sa sS sr S iS S Pr Pss %
depha 20 Antwerp ami british bark sVo bos petroleum,
Philadelphia to direct port ON the continent, pr
HEMP Continued dull but steady Manila ioslc, gold;
Hops@fhe inquiry was s, light. but in prices there was
and aD BavSran ssc sc '''p 'o '' '0'
Apsns HE Si%anS
and soc for short do ., ~ ..., n, .,,..,,.u. r..
gees change an ws ws oo aGs co Sqss
sy hs The ws
aRs S pTSss ps1 & & Ts
lOc l2c bb lower Other grades were quite steady At
prices Sales 100 bbs. hne No. at s. 62t. We
quote common strained S3 10 IS 12s good do 80 20 No
80 80 S3 6s1s No. l. S3 s7a $5 PALE 70 % S6, and
~ 81 5 OI tar the sales were 100 bbls ash
ington $s 3D. Wilmington was unchanged at ~ .5a -
bO0 gallons English at ~ TO- and 1900 do. Dutch at 81 H.
Or palm oil 1900 lbs. sold at l1sc. Cocoanu was in some
demsnd sales zoo lbs. private terms We quote
Other Kinds duh and unchanged.
S2 packages Gu. meats The
ness pork moderate and prices again lower the
market closing at S28 l3 for new mess the spot and
Sss Is a2s 80 for do. for July delivery The sales
3poO bbs at sT SIN S2s Tor old mess, sos %
s22 Is a $S Is, and prime mess s24 IS a ss4 80
Live hogs were OF and heavy At sSc 9c. fo
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Died.

ADA1R.-On Wednesday, May %, John LESLIE
ADAlR only son of the late William Adar.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF ms
mother, ia West Thlrythird street, this tfriday)
afternoon at two o'clOcK. -
BURGEss.-0n Monday evening, May % oil con-
sumption, at his late residence % Bedford street,
PETER q. BURGESS, aged ~ years ana 10 days;
The friends and relatives are respectfully inviteu
to attend the funeral, from the Antiock Baptist
church. corner Beecker and Morton streets, this
(friday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BEMESr-ln this CITY, on Thursday morning May
2s of Bright's disease OSCAR w. BEsBNr late OF the
United states Navy and second officer OF the steam
ship Tillie aged 80 years, months and ri days.
Tue friends OF the family are invited W attend Ra
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NIarried.

CoLLISs-PoLHEMUs.--O Thursday, May 2s at
Church OF the Ascension, III Firth avenue, corner oi
Tenth street, by the Rev ]. Cotton smith, JoHS NJ.
COLLINS to MATTE r.. eldest daughter of j. NJ Pol
hemus, Esq, all of this city.
CREEMER--MEAD.-On Tuesday, May ~, AZ Tue re-
sdence Of the BRIDES parents, IN North Castle West.
chester county, by the Rev. william Gotlard Oh New
Rochelle, BENJAMIN l.. CREEMER, OF East ireenWlcl'
Conn.,, to CECILIA daughter OF Walter n. Mead, Esq.
WALLAN-MuRPHy.--On Wednesday May 20, ~
the Church OF the Nativity, by the Rev. j. OIiiIn ..
+. WALLAN 10 Miss NATE NJ MURPHY, ooth oi ,his
city.
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CoFFEEThe market for Ro though quiet ruled steady at
former quotations Sales 81 bags steamer Mississippi at
4tc gold duty paid Other kinds also quiet former
prices.
FLOUR On IAIS.-Receips 1858 bbs flour, 26l bbls.
mca 52lS bushels wheat 22 $50 do. 7yf4 do.
oats DO rye and 4O DO malt The market for State and
very dull but prices unchanged. The
transactions light and confined almost exclusively
higher grades which taken by the local trade.
There inquiry for shipment the low grades
quotations The demand for California
very lirht prices nominal The sales
65UO bbls. southern -four dull but unchanged.
Sales 500 bbls. Rve -four In demand and
steady Sales $50 bbs. Corn meal demand
about previous prices the sales comprising 1000 bbs
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, May 2s-6P NJ.
CoTToN-The market rengthcned by the better
from Liverpool advance pricee of lc per h.
established There business contaminated
sales comprising $500 bales including 6l0 for speculation
$50 for export 40 for spinning and 400 ansitu. An
ner are the closing quotations:
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.$30.OOl,7SO

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances in the Sub Treasury this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
fOllows:-
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JNNGLIsH soLRs FOR DINNER. FOR SALE, ENG
IN lsh and Irish Bacon Hams; nne importation far
mouth Blostcrs dted and ssted English Chcese Pickles.
- RlCHARbs0NA . Fulton sxese
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Companys mail stcamships be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
tineni will pier No. 50 North river, ss folows:-
LrEoPE, IL Len LsTagic sasarssy, ss,,Ia May 80 1..,s
NAPoLEON IiI:, Carlcy, saturday, June a.,
Price of passage in gold tincIudins wine)
Brest or Havre
First cabin, flf0 second cabin soJ
including railway tickets, furnished on board,
First cabin, S1f5; second cabin, tss
These steamers do not carry stecrage passengers
Medical attendance free OF charge. a.,
Europe taking the OF this line avoid
both by English railways and the eisconforts OF cross
GEORGE MACKENZIE AGENT, 50 Broadway.
CTEAMER EUROPE, FOR BREsT AND HAvnE, WILL
- leave pier 80 North river foot Of Morton street. on ailr
at ii o'clock. GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
o,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
- Ircland.-Thc Inman Line, under contract with the
United states and British governments f9r carrying tne
inas intend dspaehng their steamers AS oliows- mn
CITY OF LONDON. Saturday May 30
ETNA yif si"1sss SGnSsy june June
CITY OF boston. .satuI.ay, gune -.
CITY or CORK Cyia Halifax Monsay June ,r"s 70 10
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Monday, at
"" ''''" i'' RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every sa,urray, ' ,,,
pr., CABIN rayaoe N co'a 500 s,ccsse
TO II II To- To- l2sfon %
Passare by the Monday steamers Srst cabin $50, gold
s,ecrage, sS5, payable in currency . ,,.s. r,. .,.,,
Rates OF passage from New YORK YORK 70 e'''n'
Passenger also forwarded Havrc, Hamburg, Bremen
ee,ge nasseee rom Liverpool or Queenstown san
reney Tickets be bought here by persons sending for
For f"rbsr information Apply the company's Offices
f'' '"''"' JOHN @. DALE, Agent, lsBrOadway, y. Y
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The sales yesterday were not characteristic Of
much activity, the attendance being rather below
the average and the prices offered not exceptional
Some Westchester property was offered and realized
fair acceptation; but nothing like particular In-
lowing sales:-'
A. j.. BLEECKER, SON AND co.
lots of 18th st. 25 II of 9Th av, each 25xha
block, Dibbee, each. $3.50
Three story brick house, two story brick extension and
lot 8 I'd and 1l4th st; front building
25x3a, extension 25x2 lot 252xl0s, with strips
s2ran q
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rear WIN o'Brien ss5o
II LUDLOW co.
House and lot of 10th ST. Az Of University place,
lot 2s6x923 Ross. $500
Colt ..l5Oo
House and lot Of 10th ST. 14S # of University place,
1888 Colt 900
1883, Colt. 900
Frederick Wagner 1890
MOUNT VERNON (wESTCHEsTER COUNTY, PROPERTY-EY
MULLER, WILKINS AND
Two story frame house and plot OF land of I'd be-
tween 9Th and 9th house 42xS1 with extension OF
iSx23; land I0Oxi05, Butt. 5000
BROOKLYN REAL fSTATE-BY J. NJ. MILLER.
lot corner OF Grand and DeKalb avs 25xsi l455
lot adjoining Dekalb av 25x93. ..............l lU0
lot adjoining, 25xq0G SO
lot adjoining above 7S0
lots adjoining, 25x87. 900
lot of DeKalb and steuben 25x867 lao
lot DeKalb and Grand avs 8xlyJ. $50
lot adjoining on Grand $50
Adjoining lot $40
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
>-oRrn AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
y oFTFo9ss''cI9a1r Tos carSr5sSYsay e 5sp1po'y
Via Panama Railroad.
MEM SAILING ING, AkEANG6MENT Il ,,
cr tho dsv before when these dates fall on Sunday
Their ard avorite steam snip SANTIAGO DE CUBA
Friday, June o. at noon,
from pier IS North river, foot OF King street
fOr passage OF 'S"' AppYy T. n cAsnryGroS, Agent,
WILLIAM II. NE TEBB, il s2r,s Tresiaess Ties,.
CHARLES DANA, Vice President,
"a Exchange place, New York
nACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THRotGH LINE TO
Rates Of passage greatly reduced and low by any
steamers Of the above line leave pier No. u North river,
foot Of Canal street, at Y O'Clock noon,
-FOUR TINES A MONTH,
except when those days fall sunday then the day pre-
hundred POUNDS baggage free to adult Medicine
June ARIzQNA, Captain Maury connecting with sacra
steamer leaving connects closely with steamer New
For passage tickets and all further aformaon Apply ~ ne
Company's tckes once on hs wharf, foot OF Ry AGENT
L,URTHER REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO CAisUK si.,s ,sr
pound The Pacific Mali steamship steamer srsSna
sails on Monday June noon; her ren m sblpsn,. NV
SOh AmseSH WFs Co. s
kfiAsfic NAIL sIr nrssp cGTrASy q 4
Sailing regular, y,,a sge5y per rnns Mo- sSrth rver
c1Ghs Hsp csp, M h. Van Nassau June IS
All letters mi mus, pass through the Post once
For freight or pia'sssa aES igBys g. uAarsos rrs.den.
Ne Bowins arssn-
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L,oR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETowN D. G., AND
Alexandria Vn.-Express Line. The fine steamship
LANES s. GREEN Captain Inman, loading at pier Ii
East river, and will sail Saturday, May 20 ~ r. NJ
For of freight apply TO JAMES HAND, lls WaA
srcel. corner South.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE
" FOR BREMEN (vIA AND HAVRE
The first class American Steamers
QUAKER CITY, olf, commander leaves 10th May
ARIEL, Jones commander leaves 18th June
CIRCASSIAN, Ellis commander, leaves. Z1th june
Other popular steamers will follow.
For passage and freight apply to -
LII, Pearl street.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMmSHIF m CUMpMNm, Gp,nt.,,,.
New and elegant Sidewheel Steamships IsAAC bELh
HhTTERAS ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA and NIAdAKA.
One Of the above first ships will be despatched every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATU URDAY, at r. M, from rom
pier 81 river foot OF Beach street, for Norfok CITY
Point and Richmond connecting with the Senboard inand
Air Line Virginia and Tennessee Air Line souhsde ana
ersburg Railroads. Richmond and DnnviDe ana Vrgnis
Central railroads, taking freight and granting through ois
of lading to all points South and Southwest. M,
Bills lading signed the pier to the hour OF sailing
dations apply to N. l.. McCREADY, President,
ls7 Greenwich ST., cor. Dey st.
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NEAINE STEAMSHIP l,iNE FOR PORTLAND
In Reduction in faIe ciange Of days Of sailing
The steamships DIKI,O and FRANCONIA Will leave pter
rs East Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock r. ~
Passage Portland, including sateroom, %; cabin pas
81. Meals extra.
steamships connect nt Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway Montreal, Quebec and other points In Canada
and with the International steamship Com
pany Easport, Calais and st. John, N H.: .
Goods ali parts OF Maine freight receiver
daily Bns of ading signed at Office on pier.
For freight or passage apply 70 =. L.. no r.. .,..-
Steamship CARLOTTA for Halifax, N 3.