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THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.

Filkins, the Alleged Criminal, Again Heard
FrOm-The Wounded Man Getting Better.
ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1871.
The last heard OF Filkins, accused OF the express
robbery, he was at Does Corners. seven miles north
west of Saratoga, where ne dined Friday. His ap-
prehension is hourly expected. Hapne, the
VICTIM is able to sit up Both balls are
supposed to have passed from the head down into
the stomach. 1t is the most remarkable case ever
met with In the annals of American surgery.
bridge on the Albany and Susquehanna Rail-
road, over Kenwood creek, was set on 1re early
this morning and totally destroyed temp orary
one mas been put up.
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THE INDIANS.

A Relentless Winter Campaign Ia be Innuau.
rated by General Stoneman Against the
Apache indians in Arizonn.
:. &C.. s.s.. L., SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15 1871
Three men. M named shlmp, Carroll and Francis
were murdered by the Indians near Puscatt,
Arizona, on January O. and General stoneman has;
issued the following ORDER
is the desire and intention of the Department Com
mander TO naugurate and prosecute vigorous
and rclentess winter campaign against the
branches Of the Apache tribe OF Indians.
The order also causes to be established depot OF
supplies the centre Of the Pinal country, and
directs commanders Of scouting expeditions to pro-
vide arms for civilians who desire TO accompany
them. --sfs,Ist .;;''.r,f -sz,,,-ss.,rs -ynsrs.
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The Party Of the Dynasty in England,
Prussia and Russia.
Bismarck's Plan of Government
After the Fall of Paris.
French Parliamentary Expression, Territorial
Rearrangement in Belgium and Sccu-
rity for Russia in the East.
Will Treat with the People
or the Empire.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

iILIohAW W tUL NEW tunh ucnAlus
LONDON Jan. IS 1871.
am enabled to announce by special cable tele-
gram to the HERALD the following important inteI-
gence on the subject OF the Franco-Prussan war.
its present diplomatic tendencies and immediately
approaching territorial consequences after peace:-
The circumstance OF NJ. Caumeaus recent special
visit to the Empress Eugene, at Chiselhurst with
reference the subject OF the restoration OF the
ton or reconstruction Of the ancient form
OF Legislative Assembly for that country is
much talked or In political circles and canvassed
with very attentive earnestness both In France anu
England.
II is said that the idea OF the restoration contem-
plates close alliance between France and Prussia
in the future. after the termination of the war.
BIsMARCKs PLAN OF GOVERNMENT FOR FRANCE
Count Bismarck was approached recently In q
very sklllul manner with reference to the highly i'm
portant subject Of the coming government for
France.
The Prussian Premier refused at once and entirely
to commit himself on the matter OF Bouaparte res
toraLion.
Having made o few remarks Count Bismarck
d"After Paris falls we shall nnd there de acto
French government II that Power Is willing to
accept our plan OF peace and to elect constltu-
tiona government to confirm Its terms shall not
interfere In the internal analrs of France. II on
the other hand, this temporary; yet de Jacto govern.
ment, Is inclined wickedy inclined, to further pro.
long wicked war we will then be willing to treat
the terms OF peace and the remainder with the
French empire which has not YET been constitutions
ally set aside"
RUsso-aERMAN POINTS OF IMPERIAL ARRANGEMENT.
The governments OF Prussia and Russia are, as l
am assured to-day. willing to acknowledge the re-
storatlon OF the French empire based the follow.
ing plant
First-A modification of the commercial treaty OF
| the year 1860 between France and England.
Second-That the Eastern question BLACK Sea nav
cation, war and the resn shall henceforth be re.
garded as one Of secondary consideration in the ex
ecutive policy and foreign diplomacy OF France.
Tntrd-Tnat that portion OF the territory Of the
kingdom OF Belgium which is now known as French
Flanders shall be detached from Belgian rule and
annexed to France IN lieu OF the domain OF Asace,
whicn shall, as well as Luxembourg, be united with
Germany. cgy -. H:sSss', Z sa,sft 81, ia. .<
This last named proposition. with reference to
Luxembourg, is embodied In the peace proposal
plan Of Prussia and Russia, with the view OF satis
flying the amour propre OF the French nation and
in order to reconcile the French people to the propo
stion OF a restoration and the remainder or the
changes, which are indicated alone, and their con-
sequences
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

.LosDoN MONEY MAnKRT.-LoNDos Jan. A-I:20 r.
M.-Consos closed at 92a for both money and the 40
count American securities nrn. United States i've
twenty bonds 1882, 9J4 1851, 6s 1867, ss truorties
ss Fries hrmer at 49, Illinois Central O; Atlantic
and Great Western 26
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET-LIv ERpooL, Jan IA
o PCotton has been strong and baoyan and closed
at advance. Middiing upands, Sd. mid Hing Orleans
ed The ssles OF the day exceeded the estimate reaching
15,U00 bales, Of which 1900 for and
export Cotton loading at Mobile sold $40. for mid
ding Mobile The shipments Of cotton from bombay
last report to the 18th Inst. to 1900 bales
LIvERpooL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Jan.
n-l 30 z: NJ -BreadstuGs firm and UNCHANGED. Flour.
Western, 2s.
LfvERrooL PRoDUcE MARKEr-LIvERPooL. Jan. H.
10 r. M.-Rehned petroleum. ls. oNd. taow. 43s. 3D.
spirits petroleum. I'D spirits turpeniins 31s 3D.
LONDON PRoDUCE MARKKr.-L0SDoN, Jan. I'LL % A.
M.-Sugar, to arrive, Boa. . 3ls.
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwRRP, Jan. Ia
Petroleum, 50x for standard white.
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ENGLAND.
Tory Opinion Of Irish Political Action.

Tory Opinion Of Irish Political Action.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1871.
The tory and High Church newspaper organs are
vastly exercised over the present aspect OF the field
Of Irish politics.
The extreme tory organs assert the members OF
their party deplore" the return OF Mr.. John Martin
to the House OF Commons, ana regret the defeat OF
Mr.. Plunkett In the county of Meath.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
VaNvrAuv Ia

JANUARY 16.
1870-Terrible storm In che Red River Territory,
British America. during which seven men
were frozen to death.
1852-The town or Brandon, Miss, nearly destroyed
by fire. francisco Guzman, Spanish Con-
sui at Tampc0, Mexico, killed in duel with
Lieutenant Pima, OF the Mexican army.
1814-French frigates Alemene and Iphlgenia cap
tured by the English frigate Venerable.
l8l1-Captain Barrett and crew OF twenty-six inen
In merchant vessel Cumberland defeated fOuI
privateers and captured 40 prisoners
18oo-Battle Of Corunna, Spain; SIR John Moore the
English commander, killed.
1904 Edward Gibson, the historian, died.
l599-Edmund Spenser, the poet died.
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THE CATHOLIC ORPHANS IN eBstY CITY.

The number OF orphan children entrusted to the
care Of the good Sisters OF the Poor in Jersey City
having largely increased, new wing was erected
for the purpose Of anording ample accommodation
at the Institute on Jersey avenue To enable the
sisters to defray the expenses Of this institution
grand ball will be held on Wednesday evening OF
this week. at the Catholic Institute In Jersey City
An unusually large number or tckers has been dis
posed Of II is expected THAT handsome sum will
ha realiZefk
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POLICE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

The Police Mutual Aid Association, organized for
the relief of the widows and orphans OF deceased
members, reports membership OF 1,713 and twelve
deaths In their ranks during the past three months
Their receipts for the quarter are stated at Ss772
and disbursements ct the same amount as fol.
lows
To Mrs Reeves, widow Of James Reeves Eleventh pre-
Ellen Glare, Of valentine Lotus. Twsniyssc
To Mrs Cnrsss widow Of P.irci Chri:ai Ninth pre- Nv
cine, o606 his daughter, &2c0 896
TO Arr Quinn, widow OF James Quinn, Filth precinct
TO H ftapssrct widow Of Philip Fitzpatrick, Thir. 0''
teenth precinct, New York. 800
To An Jourdan, widow Of superintendent John J.
Jourdan, Q. o., New York k..................... 8s6
To Mrs. Titon, widow Of Charles Titon, Sanitary Co..
To Mrs. Calvin, widow Of James Gavin, Third precnc
To MRS. McNamara, widow OF Matthew McNsmara
Sixth precinct New York 856
To Mrs Thompson, widow OF John J. Thompson Ninth
Total. Sa7H
The following is q synopsis OF the financial report
for the past yearx-
DISBURsRMENTg.
rad 70 ne families OF deceased members Aux
To the heirs OF Hilairo Guschard funeral expenses
and monument to be deducted In compliance with -
MS WSW os
Balance remaining . contingent fund. 35so
The number Of 0eaths during the year was thirty
seven.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. II, 1871.
sugar-Saes unmportant. Nos 10 to ~ quiet nomi
naliy ~ 10 reals per arrobe Exported during the
from Havana and Maanzas, 10000 boxes 7O0 hhds
which sO0 boxes to the United 3aes Stock remain
ing IN the warehouses at Havana and
3oO0 hhds Clayed moasses firm at AZ ais muscova-
DO a. reals freights dull surplus OF tonnage for all
ports Bacon dull at l6c l6Nc, Butter dun at Sic.
Coal oil steady. Flour armer $40 rs a ala Hams-Mar.
ket supped American saei, Ec sugar cured 2ic. &c.
owing 20 large supply Box shocks nrn az o. 10 reals
shaved In demand at $685. Potatoes steady Taiow In de-
nand at l3Ac. l51c. Wax arm. Exchange quiet
cha
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the sLAcxWElly ISLAND BRIDGE BlLL-rufENs COUNTY
IN OPPOSITION.

The members Of Assembly from Queens county
are divided on the merits Of the Blaokwel's Island
Bridge bill. Mr.. Prince is opposed to its passage
now although In favor Of 1t last year. Mr.. Oakley
favors the bill as being OF incalculable benefit C
Newtown. Mr.. Prince has asked the Supervisors
and people OF queens county to strengthen his oppo-
siton Dy holding meetings and making earnest pro-
tests. The matter will be discussed by the Super.
visOra on Tupadav
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THE HORNET.
Landing OF tho Cuban Privatesr at Punta Brava--
Her Cargo Immediately Captured = Iie
Spanish Troops Kill Some Of the Fill
busters and Pat tho Others to Flight

HAVANA, Jan. is. ta7L
The steamer Hornet landed her cargo on the 18th
at Punta Bravo. near Manat.
The Spanish troops arrived shortly afterwards ana
captured her entire cargo. They killed several OF
the expeditionists and are In pursuit OF the re-
mainder
The officers OF the Hornet seeing the state OF
affairs ON the shore, Immediately went to sea.
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THE BRIDGING Of LAKE cuAmpLAIN.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Jan. Is 1871.
large and enthusiastic meeting was held here
last evening for the purpose Of protesting against
the work (which has already been commenced) OF
bridging Lake Champlain, near Ticonderoga and
committee was appointed: and every legal measure
possible win be resorted to to prevent the comDe-
ton Of the bridge.
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Of Brette, not moro than TOO yards distant.
II soon became evident that u
would be impossible for them to long
hold the position unless the Germans were dis
lodged. The heavy IRE OF artillery directed on the
woods had apparently but little effect. largo
body of French infantry advanced in good order
across -
[Here the despatch breaks OIL
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OPPENHErN CENTRE, New York.

EVERY ONE 'A'01R vEISfAssHs. SaH hsASA 00A'o0' OA
oppxNuEM CENTRE. New York
DsAE trouble from rupture whatever for
some time, for the kind Lord has PRAYERS
p o ssns bS op sn
body Of Poo poor errns 81 sinful slI creatures r,.,
Mr. Beschsr inspired Mr. snder TO try Dr. Sherman
CHICAGO, Dec "A, 1870
Friend Dr. SIBERIAN
ss 1ss s% ssS
ing %
canal boat am. am already quite cured 4 the npturea
those coSbsd up machines called Tasses DO not notice
do from my elastic suspenders My Improvement con-
you represented If youvst here again you win
have many patients =
Extract from Mr. Beechsr's grca. letter. Henry Ward
Beecher wrote the following words in his letter Dr. shsr
S op rsEa4EA1 sHaf4aHS MEE you YOUR
M .s s e % Of phi
with his iaminated pen Mr. Bsechss knows M rupture
he who girted with the faculty OF relieving should be
CnIoAeo June 2s 1870
DEAR sr-Your great interest my behalf is seen and
man your Conduct osard ms You haDe ee
minds OF others by conclusions
eseem your settled determination excel in the walks Of
rectude
Your eulogies Of evidently from your heart and
prove usivey depth your feeling Perhaps
for what you wrote TO Mr Snder he feels douby grateful
TOWARDS what have him. He 4 busi-
man, understands something Of human nature, aud
therefore appreciate the your friendly
Information concerning
You have publicly some anxiety for the Christian
the late amented Charles Dickens His letter
is said proof OF his mind touching that matter Con-
cedng this there be doubt from several letters
touching your state?
You may feel assured friend Beecher, that the feel.
and integrity Of Christian character developed
your several letters fully appreciated
Hoping that read the Bible understandingly and
be governed by its divine precepts is the prayer
j. A. SHERNAN,
Specialist in the Treatment Of Rupture,
6y7 Broadway, New York
DR. Shermans Pamphlets, with Photographic kenesscs OF
bad before and after
nation including the celebrated Henry Ward Beecher let
ters, mailed on receipt of 10 cents.
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A.-Hcrringss Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
26l Broadway, corner Murray s.rss..

A. A.-RoyGl Havana supplementary.
Determined by the drawings of Royal Havana Lottery
For information, &c. address MCINTIRE, GREGORY d
CO., at 36 Canal 154 Chatham is Sixth avenue " Third
avenue, $50 Seventh los Houston 50 Eass
Thirteenth, corner OF Broadway
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. Is, 1871,
BattcfsF, Fourth United States artillery LEFT here
at noon to-day on the steamer Lady OF the Lake for
Fort EQQto. Md.
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IL 10 Well to Get Clear Of n Cold the First
week, but II better and safer yourself OF thu
first hours proper for the purpose
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"I Want g Do Something Useful and Profit
able but cannot decide between mercantile mechanical
professional business" Phrenooey applied $50 Broac
way, win tell you what you made for
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Death Of Prima Donna Of Italian Opera.
HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1871.
Signora Rubini, prinia donna OF the Italian Opera
at the Aiblsu theatre, died OF yellow fever this
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Diamonds Bought and sold and Money
loaned on them g. C. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway.
under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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ST. MARIE AND ARCY SToRMED.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IELEGkkm To TIE new VUM HERALD.
BORDEAUX, Jan. a. 1871.
despatch from General Bourbaki. at Onans, re-
ports that the French have carried the villages OF
Arcy and st. Marie and that his troops are gaining
ground. Dion. Gray, Lure and vesoul have been
reoccupied.
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Cow Milkers.-Completes the Greatest Sue
cess. Secure State Strike for fortune.
CoLvIN BROTHERS, 4A Broadway.
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Mailed Free tor Is ccnts.-Dr. Knbn's Lec-
Nervous Debility; Marriage - obligations and
impedimens arising from inprudence,
cases from ac.ual practice. Address Secretary Dr..
Kahn's Museum, 745 Broadway. New York
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CUBA.
| Proclamation Of Loyalty-Excitemcnt Atscud-

Proclamation Of observation-disclosures Atscud-
inx IL.
HAVANA, Jan. ~. 1871.
large number OF the most prominent, wealthy
and educated natives OF Cuba publish long article
In the Voz dc cuba to-day, proclaimng their unal-
terabe adhesion to Spain ana TO the Spanish cause.
There IL much excitement IN this city In conse-
quence Of the publication OF the articla and espe-
cally owing to the cha acter the signers several
OF whom had been suspected to be in former days
sympathzers with the revolution and hopeful OF its
success.
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OPERATIONS NEAR HAVRE.
A SHARP FIGHT AT BONNEVILLE

TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.
HAvRE, Jan, IA, 1871
The Prussians at Dieppe have exacted q requis-
tion Of sc, 600 francs.
FIGHTING AT BoURNEvILLE.
The French force operating In the field for the
defence of Havre had an encounter with the enemy
at Bonneville, OF the end Of which they retired in
good order.
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Burnettss Cocoaine, the Best HniPdrcssiug.- -
BURNETT's KALLISTON 10 the 3est Cosmetic.
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yoyal Havana Lottery Prizes Pnid in
cod Inform furnished The highest raes paid
Doubloous and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. ID Wall street, New York.
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A.-Balls and Parties.-BOOts and Shoes for
Ladies' Misses and Gentlemen BROOKS B75 Broadway
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WOOuS nhu dPParonty Out uttc cucCts a idI&o
body OF French infantry advanced in good order
across -
lHere the despatch breaks oG.l
sartho-The French Army Severed.
LoNDoNJ Jan. II, 1871.
General Shanzy rallied his dsordered troops
near lie Mans and r. retreating in good order.
PASSAGE OF THE sARrHE.
The Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg telegraphs to
his wife as follows:-"we advanced to-day north Of
LIE Mans without lighting Our vanguard has
crossed the Sarthe.n
THE FRENCH ARMY SEVERED.
Prince Frederick Charles announces that por.
ton OF the army Of the Loire is retreatng Allen
con, and the rest towards Laval.
Prussian Captures mt Le Mans-Chanxy Re-
treating In Good Order.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871.
versailles despatch Of the 18th inst. states that
the Second Army took sixteen thousand Of ChaDzy's
force prisoners from the 9TH to the 18th inst ana
captured twelve cannon and mitrailleuses.
oHANzY RETREATINa IN GOOD ORDER.
despatch from Laval to Bordeaux. dated Jan. 1s,
says:-De Chanzy is retreating to new positions in
excellent order. The corps OF Janrezlberry crossed
the river sarthe Thursday, fighting all the time
with three divisions Of Mecklenburgs army
PARIS BOMBARDED.
THE GERMAN FIRE sLACKENED.
The Parisians still Un.
daunted.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1871.
Versailles desparch, dated Friday last, says that
the Prussian fire has slackened. The French reply
continues weak.
PARIS UNDAUNTED.
A Bordeaux telegram OF the 14th states that advi-
ces from Paris to the 18th have been received. The
bombardment continued. The population were un-
daunted.
USELESS PROTEST.
The French Foreign once has protested against
the bompardment Of Paris on the ground that It was
commenced without the formal notification re-
quired by the usages OF civilized warfare.
BOURBAKI'S ADVANCE.
THE FRENCH GAINING GROUND.
ST. MARIE AND ARCY ST0RMED.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
BORDEAUX, Jan. IA. 1871.
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The Chair Of the Peri0d.-RirSe Presniuw
diploma 1870. Chair and Lounge combined. Cal ana
saieEo0m - Sprng street, under u Nicholas HoAd
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A.-Perfect Fitting Boots md Shees, and
warm overshoes, cheap at BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
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EXTRACT FROM MR. BEEcHER's LETTER TO DIR.
SHERMAN.

DIR. sHERMAN's LETTER TO MR.. BEECHER.
EVERY ONE SHOULD READ THESE CURIOUS Dr.
vELQPMENTS.
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III Concerning Henry Ward Bcccher.

THE REV. HENRY p. CLINE, RUPTURE Ann r9R
BEECHER LkTTERS.
MIR. r. sNIDER's STATEMENT AND CURE or
RUPTURE
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BOURBAKI'S ADVANCE.
THE FRENCH GAINING GROUND
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THE NEW YORK ,v,.pucn
RAILWAY COMPANY.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDERT. sTEWART A. OAKEY HALL,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, JOHN JACOB ASTOR,
AUGUST BELMONT PETER h. SWEENY,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
from pier a North River,
ENGLAND, Thompson. Saturday July 2s at 2PM
VIRGINIA., Sumner. Saturday August nj A. M
FOR LONDON DIRECT
HELvETfA. Griggs.. "Wednesday, August O. at II A. M
Passage to Liverpool, Queenstown LONDON direct
Cabin, $75 and $65; steerage, $as, currency.
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool Queenstown LON
donderrv and Glasgow, $32 currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys oncc 80
Broadway. +. W. j. HURST, Manager.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship BREMEN, Captain w. Ladewigs, will sail
Thursday, August at p M from Bremen Pier, foot of
Third street. Hoboksn, to be followed by steamship
DONAu, Captain q. Ernst, on Saturday, August B.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
Payable In gold or It's equivalent In currency
OELRICHs co. Agents,
6S Broad street.