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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

LEVY CoUGr or wAsHISGroS COUNTY, D,Cl
This Court having dsemsd It eoniariye Ia Ina
publ interest to open a road 10 the comfy OF
Washington, ID, O., to connect the Sandy SoTIn n,
road from the District Lac to IntsTsect he 1sft
fork OF the Rock Creek Church road and aIsn Ia
change portion Of the left fork Of thu Roek Geek
Church road, through the lands d MsssTs. Cooke.
rell, Burr aud GrammeI, nud have can cd the
same to be surveyed by the County BuryeyoT and
aplat q the same prepared aud fled Ia The once
ofthe Clerk ofthts Courts all persons interested in
said roads, and who may have any obieetIons
thereto, are hereby notified to present sach obiec-
lions 70 this Court at their regular meet ng in De-
Court will thea and there hear them
By order Of tho Levy Court
Auesti y. CALLAN.
Ocn-NWjW
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From J. c. Parker, 45s Seventh street, we
have the Atlantic Monthly and Pcterson's
LadisS National Nagazins for November.
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FRox shiilingtou, corner Four-and.a-half
street and Pennsylvania avenue, we have the
Atlantic Monthly and Our Terng Folks for
November.
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.-0a Wed assAay, the nth
inst.. By ths Rsy. Dr. sasdsviasd, 1t the resi-
dsaes ofths brids's father. 0sa. ssLDHE CoSsoR,
q hsiss. ssA HssninrrA w., eldest daughter oil
nArHIRs0H-C0oKg- on the ifth mat. at
the nesid sAss u ths srids's psrsat. By the Rev.
assam D cooEI. -
,.ToyNs-Bgrr. II ~ psrsc,sse. oetobsr 10.
IL r9gsa sad NJ. \. Burr, both Of This
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DIED.

DIED.
oRkhn. .on %. eysninG OF the 18th lsst,. after
snort pat pAinfut illness, ANA RLIfLBBrH
onnss, dAuGhtsr Of Js1e and rhos. q O resa, .Eed
Zsars. months and days.
The rslattves and frieaas Of the "a ntly arc In
yitsd 70 attend III. fuasrsi iron ths fssidsusc Of
ir father, e?rner Seventh tad . streets, this
tThursdAyl Aftsrnosa. AT o'tloek,
Dearest AAaA, thou hast left US.
We thy os most deeply fsslt
Bat Ne God that hath hefeft u.
Ne ean all our sorrows hsAl.
sronh. -on the nernias Of the nth Inst. after
hest AS pAlnsul iu.sa,, ELIZA srosE, wife Of
Her iassr,i yili ,.a. p,ss. FROM y: rs.lasnss q
ea,t. between \ ssd 4 sIrssi, south, his sEsr.
noon, At 8 o'clock. The relatives aud friends srs
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Yosr. -pspartsd this life, October %, lseo, Lawn
HnNhr rosr. ansr . llngsr,nE illness, aged N
years and sn,atA- bslsv-d HUSBAND OF Kste A.
His fausrAI yill take place r. IL rs late tel.
dsues. 10. ~ Eighth street, setsesa AVID N, OF
ths family are fsspssfsiiy is1i,sS TO sttsad, o
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Wanh.
Lost and Founi.

STRAYED FROM Mr.. RIGGS MILLS ON THg
. 18th Instant, one large BROWN MARE. white
stripe her face, right cheek bone mashed To- nd
eye runs; left foot white, with four or I've blsek
spots round the top Of the hoof. suitable reward
will be paid for her return to WIN. HARPER, A
street north, between Third and Fourth streets
east, q npitoI Hill oel6. IL
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1t Is maiielously reported that DR.. z. V. PURIFY,
Veterinary surgeonts no longer In the city. and Z
not to be found. Itisa MISTAKE. lIa can be found
al all times In his Office. No. $50 b, between
Twef aud Thirtss nth streets. less out profess
hopes by attentivsuess to business to merit liberal
share OF public patronage In future. once aud
residence No. $50 Z street! ocl2-lm
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For SALE oyvsRr LIBERAL TERMS.
within one square from the Patent Once, aud
PidgA{ esIwesp tha two markets; desirable
between Seventh and Eighth, con.aipiDg ten
rooms, with saloon parloII, dining room and
been put 10 order aud we'll supplied with con.
venisness. such as Latrnbe stoves, bath room aud
waer closet, P0tom.o ald well water, wood house,
store room, and gas fixtures throughout. Lot
0xloo, with side aad rear alley Apply g.
oet2l.st 40 seventh street
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HoUo DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
honestly compounded. AID the lowest charges.
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At TION.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

COOPER Il LATIMER, Auctioneers.
POSITIVE SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOr ON N STREET, ON TRR NOhTH SIDE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
On SATURDAY EVENING, October q, t -
30 o'clock, on the premises, we will sell Lot nnU
eis"teen, u.s. OF Dayidson's subdivision Of -
square S7 THIS lot has front q y la feet on
street, by depth Of 10 feet to % foot alley, i'm
proved by two.story Frame House, now renting
at tl2 per month
Terms; Oae tNird cash the bala ca eq ual pay
msnts In ak twelve and eighteen months, sec red
by deed OF trust on the property. CoIyeyaneipg
aud stamps at cost OF puroha er. A deposit Of S5j
to be paid down whom the properly Is sold
KILBOURN 4 LATTA,
Real EitAts Brokers,
vc2l dts Corner OF Seventh and ' streets
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, %,

- WAsHIsaroE, d. G., Oct. 10. 1880.
On the petition Of CHAELEs II; BRowN and
for the extension ola patent granted TO them the
18th day Of January 1885, and reissued on the 27th
day Of August, 1857, for al Improvement In Means
offs:
1t Ia ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day OF December next, that tho
time for nling Arguments and the Examiners 70
that said petition be heard on tho 18th day OF
December hs't.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL D. FISHER,
oet1l-Thsw Commissioner Of Patents,
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M. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
AS PER bottle. NATrAN's, Druggist. "a 4 b,
~-DR. RICHAU's GOLDEN REM r.

M
Az DIES. Use these only and save time.
health and money. $1,000 Reward for any case
DIR. ,RiCHAn's GOLDEN BlLsAM No. ],
cares Ulcer.. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
s2re Eyes, Cutaneous EruptlOns, Cop per cOlored
pic ehes Soreness OF the Scalp, TofulA, &c, y
I. the greatest RenoyatOr, Alternative and Blood
furiher knOwni removes all me rcury from the
system, and leHyes the blood pure and healthy.
- RlCHAu,s GOLDEN BALsAM, No, 2,
iofmt. and gives lmmediats re ief In all cases.
fhee q either NJ lOr u per bottle, or two
Dk. BlIhAu's GOLDEN AETIDoTE, rapid
ard radical cure for all Urinary dsrsn gements.
Oh klCHAu'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR.
radical cure for Nervous or General DebIl ity IN
old or youug. tmpsItng energy with wondeffui
effect; Pnes Per 6St,ls. or two bottles foT %,
to any place. Prompt attention paid to ali cor
r,e;pondeptta, Noae gepqiss Without The name Of
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor, blown in glass Of
bottles.
street, New York. Oel.eoIiy
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. for furnishinR
The olitsS s sosb Sy .hti Yisss Sim
will be received By the undsrsiEned 10 clock
4 n. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of November.
Bifdsrs are invited 10 be present At the opening
Of the same.
sample Of The Rios to sesompsny each BID;
Brevet Capt q. 9, A., Lieut. Sd Artillery, 4. G.
T.. once Depot Com. Sub. Chsrlssion, 8. G.
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r[ssfs AT A M Il E T ING OF THE
~ Board Of Trustees Of 81, vineent's Female
Orphan Asylum, held on the 18th instant, Among
other business was the follOwingi
'Rssoivsd, That the president % this board
anon nj 81 ineasns IN an. santrnI az XXI. bnsTs md
the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylum, with
the view TO correct impressions concern
To iurthsrance Of this resolution, have to state
that the amount ofiurome IL about y, 900, the nun
slS0Oo one means Of - Getting the pressing de-
ncienrS will be the Orphani Pair, TO opeu Noyem.
weeks. Downright poverty l. the only excuse
against the orphans appeal. F.p BOYLE.
J. A, wALrEF, Presidsat
Secretary And Treasurer. ocg eOdlw
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s1s + n E HANDSOME COUNTRY
~ seat OF J r. Bartholow Is adyeIti.ed to
be sold a mo,tg'Eees sale at u clock on THURS.
Bladensburg.
This farm state OF CHEST guilty alton ,has
upon il 4 splendid manson Tece ntly fitted upi also
q good farm house and a valuable dwelling nsarly
new, and every appliance OF q frst-elAss csuhtry
seat. The mansion IL located In q magnificent
lawn. and is readily asoessibie By railroad and
turnpike aud ln ever respect the plseu 10 one Of
the most desirable la the vicinity Of wA,hlng-
ton. IT.
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Tuesday evening. Her topic Of discourse
was a cheerful one" whitod sepulchres."
David G. Carr was yesterday appointed by
the President collector OF customs for the
District Of Petersburg. Va.
Assistant Surgeon William @. Farewell
has been detached from the Washington
navy yard, aud ordered to the Lancaster.
Miss Kellogg has been singing gratis 10
the factory girls at Lowell, Massachusetts.
Wonder II she sang Gas wo 60 bob6in
aroundi"
Is James Flax, IT,, q citizen Of Massa-
chusetts or Of New York; That Is the new
est conundrum, and 1t Is now before the
courts for an answer.
Adalina Patti is to commence her engage
ments in this country next September, and Is
to give one hundred concerts at the modest
rate of 81, 900 each In gold.
Rev. DR.. II. N. Pierce has been elected
missionary bishop of Arkansas and the H.
dian Territory by the Episcopal House Of
Bishops at Trinity chapel, New York.
A. 7. Stewart is talked Of as mayor Of
New York. 1t Is all talk-he won't accept.
Horace Greeley has commenced his lee
lures on "self-made Men" In New York.
Captain Hall, the arctic explorer, has com.
menced his lecturing tour.
The Duke and Duchess Del Ia Tore, OF
Italy, have arrived In New York.
Mr.. c. Catacazy, the Russian Minister,
and NJ. Boris Danzas, Of the Russian Lega-
tlon, are at the Clarendon hotel, New York.
Inh luuif IL a..
speak at the Cooper Institute last night.
Jenny Lind will re-appear In public nsxt
month, and sing the principal soprano part
in her husbands oratorlo, Ruth at Exeter
Hall.
BOyard Taylor will MI about eighty en-
gagementa during the coming season. He
commences at Cincinnati on November I'd.
with the lecture on "Art and Reform" At
the close OF his leoturing tour In the spring
he will visit California.
THE RICHMOND PRESS comments favorably
upon the result Of the Senatorial contest IL
Virginia. The Wing Of yesterday says;
"Upon the whole, we are well content with
our work, and have wound up reconstruction
In a manner, we trust, satisfactory to ali con
eerned. We have elected Senators who hay,
DteH III lht W hlhef movement from Its begin
ming, and whose hearts are enlisted 10 It's sue
eess-true yirglntans, devoted to all the grea
interests OF the state, The result 10 bettel
than we were JUSTIFIED In expecting sis
months ago"
The Dispatch says'
"And now the last act preparatory to tn,
restoration Of Virginia has been aooom plished
The state has complied with all that has beef
required OF her. She can now only await tn
Judgment OF Congress That 1t win be In fave
OF the Admission OF her representatives w
have not a doubt. The State admitted, WI
enter upon n new race of prosperity AM
power, which will soon make Virginia one o.
the most bright c0atented and powerful Of tn,
States"
The Association Of Defenders OF Baltmor,
In 1914, at Its annual meeting, on Monday
evening, elected the following officers Capt
Andrew Il. Weaver, president Col. Nicho
las Brewer, secretary and John Ijams,
marshal.
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wAsuIseToN, October 20, lsso.-Jsy Ocose
4 90 furnish the following soctstions OF Gov.
cro u,nDt .eoatItten,
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ORPHANS COURT. -
" OCTOBER 10, ls9g
iyH;
In the case ofSARAu l.. RASDOLrH, exeoutrix Of
WIN b. Randolph, deeea sed the exeeutrix Aforesaid
has, with the Appro bAtion OF the Orphans CopIt Of
Washington county Aforesaid, appointed sATUR'
Element and distrbutiou Of the personal estate Of
said deceased, and of the asset In hand as far as
moneys when aud where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified 70 attend, with
wise BY law be excluded from all beneht In said
deeeAsed,s estate; provided a copy Of this order
Test; A. WEBSTER,
oet1l-Th3Ws Register OF " Ills
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFIcE,
WAsuISaroH, D. O., Oct le, lseo
On the petition Of EPH AN PARkEa. OF Harlov,
New h.mpshire,, praying for The extension OF
patent krAnted 10 him on the 18th day OF January,
lss, for an Improvement In MskinE Cloths as Pias;
u y ordered that ihs testim9ny In the case be
ina "a " s,d sn uy " december nextl thai the
port be Limited 70 tho 24th day Of Dscsmbsr next;
fnd thst said petition be heard on the 2oih day OF
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL D. USHER.
ocN-ThJW Commissioner OF Patents
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The Association of Defenders Of Baltimore
In 1914, at Its annual meeting, on Monday
evening, elected the following officers Capt.
Andrew Il. Weaver, president Col. Nicho-
las Brewer, secretary and John Ijams,
marshal.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-12

A SHo-sHo-NAY observation-disclosures
K Bro, the publishers ofthe Frontier Index,
have sent US a copy Of" a vocabulary of the
Snake or Sho-sho-nay dialect, by Joseph A.
Gebow, Interpreter" They send it along as
a specimen Of the sort of job work that can
be done by" the press on wheels, to be resur-
rec.ed at Brigham City, Utah, as the Frotier
Phoenix" The printing is as good as need
Re ; and the vocabulary is, we don't doubt,
very useful to those diplomatisss who have
to deal with the noble red man and recite to
him the goody -goody, old tiresome, silly
,waddle abou: " our great father in Wash
ington."
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New PCBLIcATIoNs.-Ws have received
frem Mr.. John G. Fox, Of the Carson News
Depot, copies of the Atlantic Monthly, for
January, Putnam's Monthly for the same
month, a new magazine Onward" Har-
per's Weekly and Frank Leslies Illustrated
Newspaper of late dates. Also Demorset's
Monthly Magazine ofliterature and fashion,
the New York Ledger, New York Weekly,
National Police Gazette, and the Atlantic
Almanac for 1859. Copies Of the above
came by last Overland mail, and may be had
al the Bookstore.
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Patrenixs Home CeApaniss.

There 10 feeling innate In the breast Of every
person that awakens pride In the success OF home
| institutions. 1t associates and identihes itsei
with oar love Of country and attachment to oui
| homes and the benefit that the Pacific Coast de
rves from a patronage Of home institutions Is felt
In every department OF trade, pervades all the
different branches Of businoss-enlarges that
which Is already establ shed, and opens new
fields for enterprise and active iniustry. In pat
ronizins home companies you rely on yonr own
knowledge. and are not compelled to take tHe say
so of interested representatives
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends yon &" TO Those
whom you know best, vino can ami VIII assist you
apply this principle acted on every day, TO in
surance. is there any country mere naturally
self sustaining than the Pacific Coast . Why then
destroy the vital principle OF prosperity, impov
eris the country and complain Of hard times,
when your misfortune is the result q your own
actiou' Would you deposit yo-r money in a bank
on this coast or Oh Wall street, Would you de-
post money in a Life Insurance Company ON this
coast OF one in New York: Would you buy Mis-
sion blankets, or do you prefer sending East-yuu
might get better artlcle'
Would you stop the cultivation Of wheat to in
provs the facilities fJr the importation OF -four
We are all political economists, hut that msn sets
Whately At defiance who exports gold and silver
and. imports everything else. What has
become of that S2.00o,ooO sent East for life ill.,
surancs last year is it bringing yuu per cent.
or Is per cent Would =, G00,@O aided to the
circulation on this coast make any ulUtltnCt III
its prusperityi Would il net increase the amount
in circulation here one-tenth, and enable ven 10
cash those outstanding bills which you loag since
despaired Of collecting
is not the Pacific Mutual M responsible as any
company in the word' Is 10 not as liberal as any
Are not the laws Of California careful uf the in
terests of the policy-holers those Of any ether
State! Can you name a comrGny which did the
same amount Of business in the same time that
the Pacific Mutual has donel DO the st ock-hOld-
ers Of the Pacific Mutual get one-half as much for
the management Of the affairs of the company and
the security which their capital at, r,!s ~ the
officers Of any purely mutual company which you
can name get for their services officers without
furnishing you any security Mt ali
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, J. A.
Brumsey, Tahoe House. Virginia, General Agent
for Nevada, idaho snd Dakota.
Clarke & Wells L.esl Agents Carson, Nevada.
Carson, January /, SIS -2w.
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BILLIARD MATcH.-Billy Robinson and
Brimacomb played match game Of billiards
GOO points up, for $50 a side, four ball carom
game, Robinson diseoun.ing Brimacomb. at
the Magnolia Saloon on Sunday night. Rob
inson was the winner, he making the remark
able average of 2S1. 1t was beautiful game
and well contested.
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NoTIcE We have the best Warehouse in the
State it being absolutely fre-proof, and are now
prepared to received United amount Of Nerchand-
Use, Hour or Barley storage at reasonable
rates. all goods delivered in as good order as
when received. MASON 4 HUFF.
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DEATH OF GENERAL RorssEAr.-The
Safeguard OF last evening had telegram
stating tina: General Rousseau's funeral was
largely attended. Statements had preceded
this to the effect that the General was very i'll
with inflammation ofthe bowels.
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EPISCOPAL PARTY.-The ladies Of the
Episcopal Church will give another oftheir
delightful parties on tomorrow night-the
18th instant: Due notice Of the place where
i, is TO be held viii be given.
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SHOOTING MATCH AT WARN SPRINGS
Another pigeon shooting match will take
place at Warm Springs Hotel, under Lance
Nightingill's supervision, on next Thursday.
Osbiston of Gold Hill and King Of Carson
will shoot FOR 500 side; and there will be
a champion match for a silver cup. See
advertisement.
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PERsoNAL.-Charley Clarke put in an
appearance here yesterday. He reports
himself in excellent t-im-as he looks-and
is as full Of the giories Of White Pine as
everybody else is who have witnessed its won
dsrs Glad TO see him, and hope he will
catch all the fish he wants.
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TREAsuRER's NoTICE.-The State Treas
urer gives notice in another column Of this
paper that he will pay all outstanding war
rants and interest on coupons to the LIST
January. See notice.
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Auction SALE OF FURs, SILyBRwARE &c.
-Cormack's sale of furs, double plated silver
ware, Japanese goods, dry soods, &C., will
be renewed to day at his place Of business
north side OF the Plaza.
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THEArER-" After Dark drew better
house than was to be expected last night,
consider in, the weather. That splendid
play viii b. repeated to-niSh. for the last
time this season. Some entirely new plays
are in preparation Iy the management.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

RACE DEcIDEp-The match quarter race
between the Common horse and Winters mare
was decided on Sunday afternoon. The
Conner horse winning the race and money.
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PAPER HANOINos, ETC.
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France takes little or no account OF important
researches in England. Thus no mention Is
made of the seated statues from the Sacred
Way of Branohide, now in the British Md
scum. These archaic works, which probably
belong 10 the sixth century b. c., are exc
cuted," says Mr.. C. Newton, lin style pre-
senting so strong resemblance to the
Egyptian as to suggest the idea that they
were the work Of Greek artists who had been
educated in Egypt" We need not point out
how important is the bearing of works which
stand on boundary lines in the schools OF
Egypt AID Asia Minor upon the long-mooted
question of the historic origin OF Greek art.
1t may further be objected that no critical
account is given of the famous Harpy's Tomb
(B. c. 500), acquired, with other
Lycisn remains, for our country, by
Sir Charles Fellows. Again, any history
of "L'Art greo avant Pcricle5' must be but
fraRmentary If it exclude all fctile art that
has of late years seen the light. The vases
found at Camirus, Rhodes, Athens, Corinth,
Sicily and the islands of the Archipelago,
now in process of strict ohronologic arrange
ment in the British Museum, offer to the stu
dent rare opportunity of acquiring mas
tery over historic developments in the ceramic
and plastic arts. Neither should coins or
gems be forgotten in any treatise protesting
to produce q vivid picture of arts which
adoi ned the early eras of Grecian civilization.
We thank M. Beule for his valuable oontribu-
tion to a subject which extends far beyond the
limits of single volume. Fortunately the
laborers In the field are no longer few, and
we gladly remember that each year adds TO
the store and to the critical accuracy of our
knowledge.
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'shHPPINO.

1s-fSA FOR LIVERP POOL AND
Sfzfyes u, QUEENSTOWN. Inman Line Of Mail
NSSAAsllASLS Steamers appointed to sail as fol
ftsztslzs.s9sSi lows
Wa halltax, Tuesday.
City of London, Saturday, April TO- at p NJ.
City of Brooklyn, Saturday April II, at 10 A. NJ
City of Etna, via Halifax Tuesday, April %, 12, noon
And each ceeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Pier 40, N orth River
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY THE MAI, STEAMER SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold PAYABLE in Currency
FIRST CABIN. 800 STEEfAGE ......... 1886
10 hondon.......... lQ5 To London. ........... 40
To PaTis............ 1l5 To Paris ............ A
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX.
FIRST CABIN. SrEERAGE
Payable in Gold Payable in Currency.
Liverpool. Liverpool. ............ 800
Halifax. 20 Halifax ............... 10
St Johns, N f., AZ st Johns \, f., 70
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre Hamburg Bremen.
etc, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate by
wishing to send for their friends
For further information apply at the Companys Offices,
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. 10, BROADWAY, N. Y.
orto O'DONNELL h FAULK, Agents.
40 No. 411CHESEUT Street, Philadelphia.