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WASHINGTON, D. c., March p.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
There is reason to believe that, if the senate
really pass a bill, the democrats will drop their
flibustering again, but will insist upon a re-
vision of the tariff and other legislation.
COMMITTEES WANTED.
The pressure on Speaker Blaine to appoint
the committees is very great. The southern re-
publicans are most anxious on, the subject. The
democrats say that if the senate insist that con-
gress shall stay to pass kuklux bill, they shall
also insist that the committees shall be an
nounced, and legislation entered into.
DEMOCRATS JUBILANT.
The swearing in of the three democratic
members from New Hampshire created sensa-
ton in the house. The democratic side of the
house showed Its elation in various ways over
this addition to their numbers, and they boast
that when the elections are over in Connecticut,
California, and Texas, they will have seven
more democratic members.
sANTo DOMINGO.
The Santo Domingo commission will be here
next Monday. When their report is made in
the senate, Mr.. Sumner is expected to make a
set speech. II is rumored this evening that the
president will accompany the report of the COM
mission with message. in which he will commit
the whole subject to congress and distinctly an
nounce that he shall not urge annexation upon
the two houses; but he is willing to leave it
with them to decide. He has been advised to
take this course by some Of the leading sup
DOrterS of the administration.
CAUCUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The vote upon the caucus resolution in the
senate, limiting legislation to the deficiency in
the appropriation bill and kukluX BILL stirred
up the revenue reformers, who tried in vain to
get consideration for the house bill repeating du-
ties on salt, coal, tea and coffee. The caucus
was triumphant however, and nothing is to be
allowed in the senate but the deficiency bill and
lsukluX. 1t should, however, be remembered
that, under the rules of the senate, any amount
of Legislation can be put upon the deficiency bill.
The debate now goes on upon Mr.. Sherman's
resolution, and the question of final adjourn
ment is still unsettled. Senator TrumbulIs
statement in the senate, that the judiciary COM
mittee could not agree to a bill, has made votes
for an early adjournment If the Sherman res
olution is adopted this week, and the Judiciary
committee should report that they cannot agree
to bill, the senate may agree to an early adj
iournment next week. SAM WELLER,
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COUNTY NEWS.

will hold convention in the Methodist church
at Athol, to-day, commencing at two in the af-
ternoon and continuing through the evening.
Rev. Edwin Thompson and other advocates will
be present Hon. Whiting Griswold intends be-
ing at the meeting,
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Political.
FOIIUIClTs
NORTH CAROLINA GOV. HOLDEN FOUND


NORTH CAROLINA GOV. HOLDEN FOUND
GUILTY.
RALEIGH, March 22-The senate, setting as a
high court of impeachment, to-day voted on
eight articles preferred by the house against
Gov Holden, and found him guilty by more
than the requisite two-thirds vote on all except
the first two. An order was then passed, re-
moving Gov. Holden from the office, and dis
qualifying him from holding any office of honor
or profit in the state. On this order the vote
stood 36 to 10. All the senators were present,
except one republican. The complexion of the
senate is thirty-six conservatives and fourteen
republicans.
VlRGINTA-TwO WARS.
RICHMOND, Va, March 22.-The senate to-
day finished the long railroad war in the legis-
lature passing the house bill for the sale of the
states interest in the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Tor 100000, to N. H. Ellison and 9TH
ers of this city, thus defeating the proposition
of Gen. Malone to buy it. Later in the day an
ARRAY occurred between Gen. Malone and John
Lyon, attorney for Walters of Baltimore, in
whose interest the states interest is bought, in
which blows were exchanged and pistol fired
by Malone, but no serious result enSued.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TORONTO, March 22.-The Manitoba election S
have passed quietly, and the provincial house
met on the 18th inst
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Boots ann Shoes.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
IN JUSTICE TO THE ROOT AMI
SHOE TRADE OF WORCESTER. WE
WISH TO INFORM THE PUBIIC-NyE
SPEAK WHAT WE KNOW THAT
THE FIRST CHEAP AUCTION RUE.
BIER BOOTS AND SHOES BROUGHT
TO AND OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
WAS Ely THE PARTY OF THE So
CALLED BANKRUPT STOCK, AND
WHO NOW so GRACIOUsLY WARNS
THE PUBLIC AGAINST BUYING
CHOSE CHEAP AUCTION GOODS
NOT WORTH TAKING OUT OF THE
SHOP"
1T Is TO BE HOPED THE PUBLIC
WILL TAKE THE ADVICE, AND
NOT BE DECEIVED" ESPECIALLY
by THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN THE
MEANS OF FLOODING THIS MAR
RET WITH CHEAP, WORTHLESS
RUBBER GOODS, REPREsENqED
AS FIRST QUALITY.
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KEY WEST, Fla, March 22.-The Tennessee,
with the commissioners on board, will leave for
New York tomorrow. 1t is expected that the
tug will meet the Tennessee off Charlestown,
and take on board portion Of the commission
and attaches, so they may go to Washington by
rail. The Tennessee will be due off Charleston
on Saturday,
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vIRGGNIA-Two WARS.
Peace Celebration,

SAN Francisco, March 22.-Business is gen.
orally suspended in the city to-day, in conse-
quence of the German peace celebration. The
pr )cession was two and a half miles long, and
military companies. Gen Ord, Collector Phelps,
Mayor Selby, and few other federal and mu.
nicipal officers took part in the exercises, but
none of the state officers participated.
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Hlnad.

CINCINNATI, March 22.-Dr. A. W. I. Talia-
ferro, one of the oldest physicians of the city,
and surgeon in the navy during the war of 1872,
died to-day, aged seyenty-six.
CHICAGO, March 22.-Charles II. Seaverns, a
well known citizen, identified with amateur
musical interests Of this city, died this morning.
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FREE LECTURE AT THE HALL OF THE NAT
URAL HISTORY AssoCIATIoN.-MissA Abby w.
May, the president of the horticultural school
for women, will explain the design and urge the
claims of that institution at the above named
hall tomorrow evening at half past seven
o'clock. All ladies and gentlemen interested in
horticulture, and desiring to become better ac-
quainted with what has been done by the school
are invited to be present. The institution is de-
signed for the benefit of those who desire to
make horticulture profession, and includes in
its instruction the study of botany, entomology,
agricultural chemistry, work in the garden and
greenhouse, drawing, Sc. The school has been
started in Newton, but has not so large a num-
Der of pupils as is desired, and it is with the hope
that some in Worcester or vicinity may be in
duced to take an interest in the objects aimed
at, that Miss May has signifed her willingness
to be present.
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EOR SALE
THE MINNEETEXIT HOUSE,
In DanielsOnVilIe, Conn.

This valuable Hotel Property is situated on the main
street directly opposite the depot. having been es
tabished for ten years. has secured large patronage
which Is steadily increasing.
brief advertisement cannot do Justice TO its numer
Gus attractions among which are 70 square rods
some OF which can be used for gardening purposes fine
arye way extending from the main street to the large
stable IN the rear, thence through to street this
drive way being part OF the estate
ne MinneteXt House is three story frame building
with nom 10 to go feet frontage contains about 30
mne rooms having been added the last year with mod
ern Improvements, and all in fair condition Also at
tached, is billiard saloon and a fine bowling alley
This hotel Is located upon of the most important
thoroughtares In New England, being about midway
between Norwich and Worcester, Providence and Hart
9rd IN the midst Of dense population composed chiefly
OF prosperous merchants mechanics and manufacturers
An unlimited water power which Is const tntly being
brought into requisition thereby enrichng this whole
section OF country is of the many advantages which
combine to render this invaluable opportunity to
enterprising energetic man, desiring business Of this
character.
Ibis property Is owned by VIM A. simmons of Boston,
Mass and not being able to give il the attention 1t
requires, orders the same sold at once, the most
accommodating terms
All desiring to examine or learn further particulars,
will call the Undersigned who will visit said premises
and give in detail by letter otherwise all the facts
E. FULLER.
Real Estate Broker. Norwich, Conn
February q, 1911 dim mil
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AT TAeHKANIE, N. Y.-Loss S2O,GA
HUDSON, March 22.-Gideon Travers rist
mil and dwelling house, at Taghkanie, was
$500,
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L. A. ELY & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant Sts
8eal C5state.

Heal 0statt.
- FOR SALE On Woodland st., a new
III; French Roof House, with Is rooms city water
ll &C., with large lot A very desirable estate fol
occupancy or Ryesmg1s FGS low "a and
Front St. Exchange,
~ FOR SALE-On Harrison ST., a gen.
;; tel Cottage House. with 5000 feet ofland Price
-aaiiA- ". c. BARBOUR & CO.,
Front st. Exchange
~ FOR SALE-Corner Clarkson and
n; Coral SITS, Cottage House, with 5000 it. of land
'-'N'N- W. c. BARBOUR Il CO..
Front st. Exchange
d. FOR SALE-On Dread st., large
all modern eonveniences; 1900 1T. of lafd be
W. G. BARBOUR & CO.,
Front St. Exchange
- FOR SALE-On Providence ST., a
French Root Cottage city water, gas, bath room,
A'e'A- W. c. BARBOUR CO.,
Front st. Exchange.
FOR SALE--Two Splendid Building Lots
Il on May ST., within minutes walk of Main ST.
w. G. BARBOUR & co,
Front st. Exchange
nor SALE-Two Valuable Building Lots
Il on Hollywood ST. W. c. BARBOUR CO.,
HIOut 81 ENcnallSe.
FOR SALE-One of the finest Building
IL Lots on Main ST., containing $3.50 IT, of land.
W. c. BARBOUR a. CO.,
Front st. Exchange.
~ FOR SALE-On Waverly st., New
N:; Dwelling Houses, II rooms each arranged for two
Esll tenements each; city water, &c Price $500
terms easy. W. C. BARBOUR II co,
Front st. Exchange.
nor SALE-2OO BUILDING LOTS. in
Il area mo
the best in their respective locations; offered at
ties ho WIKI ~ nYe e IN IL tis @ inc aeon OF par
W. G. BARBoUR 4 CO.,
mh6 deoptf Front st. Exchange
49, FOR SALE-A Water Privilege, six
H;;iI miles from Worcester. mile from depot Z mile
IL to post office, stores, churches, etc; good sized
factory, 20 foot breast wheel. foot buckets, II
business Brick House, with Is rooms irn &c gall ali
good repair " acres of excellent land besides acres
howed will be sold cheap and on very easy terms, ii
applied for soon
D. F. PARsIENTER & co.
49, FOR SALE-Nice Little Farm of
LIN; y acres Of good land in Peersham mile from
E esnteTi ~ story House rooms Barn 80 Ss
nice fruit trees, all IN bearing will keep sum
d. F. PARMENTER & co.
- FOR SALE-Farm 95 Acres, 9 miles
churches, &c. cuts 20 tons good hay ali BY ma
chine; will keep cows the year round. 4 two
80 10 she'd carriage house, piggery, &c all in good
condition; II acres wood, acres old growth (heayy)
$50 fruit trees, thrifty and ia bearing Price 5000 "
Also, 81 acres of heavy old growth wood, near the
above ifdesired; price $500
d. F. PARMENTER & co.
d. FOR SALE-House 8 rooms, Barn,
&;iiI and acres choice land, within a mile from
Price $500.
D.F. PARAIENTER co.
- FOR SALE-A 3-Tenement House.
Barn. with CELLAR large lot; rents for 500 per
month. Price $500.
D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
mia diff MOI Brney Hall, Worcester.
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Our New York Dispatches.
LabOrers' Strike-COIOred Seamen Re-
cover Dnmages-LOst Overheard, etc.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The employees of the
Passaic flint glass works, Jersey City, have
struck against a reduction of wages to the rates
now paid in Brooklyn.
Two more colored seamen of the:ship Nep-
tune recovered heavy damages in court in this
city, to-day, from Capt. Peabody, for cruel treat
ment on the recent voyage from Liverpool.
Two men were washed overheard in the gulf
stream 18th inst, from the brig Hattie G.
Wheeler, from Portland, and drowned. The
vessel was at Martinique, at last accounts, re-
pairing.
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VN0 RENT-Two rooms, so 26 feet, in
II new Brick Building Foster st. the railroad,
with steam power II wanted
Also, two rooms l0l 10 feet, In the New Building,
of Union and Foster sts., with reliable steam
power, and the use Of safety Elevator"
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The Peoples club will give their regular
Thursday evening entertainment of readings
and music at the Natural History hall tonight,
at half past seven O'Clock. The reading, as be-
fore, will be by those who have not been trained
for public reading, and the music will, for the
most part, be performed by those who appear in
public only at the club, being private ladies and
gentlemen of the city; and they ask only what
is fair when they beg the audience to bear
this in mind, and to expect only what
unframed performers can do. In adj
dition to the fine Chickering piano
which Messrs S. K. Leland & Co., have lent the
club for use in the club rooms, another instru-
ment has been generously sent up to the Natural
History hall by Messrs. Richards, Metcalf& Co.,
for use on these Thursday nights. The profess
sional singers of the city have been very liberal
in helping on the amusements of the club, free
of all charge, and Oftentimes at great trouble
and sacrifice, and the audiences have shown their
understanding of this favor.
UNIvERsALIsT CENTENNIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
CoNvENTIoN.-Therew was a session of this body
in this city, yesterday, at the Universaist
church, beginning at ten O'clock A large num-
Der of clergymen, Sabbath school superintend-
ents, and others of the denomination interested
in Sunday school work, were present from
different sections of this state, and some from
Rhode Island. The meeting was called to order
by Rev. George W. Perry of Lynn, secretary of
the association, and Hon Eliphalet Trask of
Springfield chosen president After prayer by
Rev I. L. ST. John, and opening remarks from
the chair, the subject for discussion was an
nounced, Glow to keep the older scholars in the
Sunday school," which was opened by Rev. J.
j. Lewis of South Boston, with the statement
that nothing was so bad for the success of Sun
day SCHOOLS as the frequent change of pastors.
He said graded instructor was one of the most
important things needed.
Mr.. Steele, of Salem, while agreeing with the
last speaker thought it necessary, in order TO
bring children to the Sunday school, that the
teachers De members of the church. Religious
instruction at home was alluded to as an
efficient means of inducing better attendance in
the Sunday school.
Mr. VIM. Mecorney, of this city, a superin
tendent of nineteen years. experience, smoke of
the grief it caused him to see so manyS nth
leave the Sunday school as they grow older
To prevent this, greater interest in the lessons
should be excited in the scholars, by the teach
ers, by always coming properly prepared Mr..
NJ referred to his own school, with its numer-
GUS classes of infant scholars, and to the enjoy
ment he had experienced in the work of i'm
parting instruction to them as among the hap
piest acts of his lie.
Rev. II. R. Nye, of Springfield, thought the
necessary means of keeping the older children
in the school, was, in the first place, the gaining
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CTO the Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, March %.
THE NEW LOAN.
Subscriptions to the new loan to-day amount
to one million and a half
ADJOURNMENT.
The house will probably pass another resolu-
ton tomorrow fixing time for adjournment.
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O.her Foreign NIatscrn


FLORENCE, March 22.-The Italian senate has
approved the convention recently made with
Austria
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILYdSPY
From Washington.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY. ]
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~ FOR SALE-In New England %ge
IT. Village, that very desirable Estate recently
occupied by ). Packard, Esq, 81, uated near Il
ly opposite the Qunsgamond House; location
considered to be one of the most desirable in the village
nice story house. well arranged for or two tene
ments IA rooms in thorough repair outside and in: good
stabe never falling water of the finest quality; acre
oeNcellent land good stock Of fruit &c. The above
will he sold at bargain exchanged for city property
l.. A ELY & CO.,
mhl6 diff corner of Main and Pleasant sts
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DATENT OFFICE BU5INESS-Ameri
Il can and Foreign Patents procured, Rel ected Ap
pcations reargued; Interference Cases Prosecuted:
Opinions given to the validity and infringement Of
Patents Suits prosecuted and defended in the u 8,
THOs. N DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF lthS
Board OF Appeals U. s. Patent onhce) Counsellor at
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. ONCE, Dodge ;
Block corner Park and POrtland.ss. Worcester. Mass
u24 WITT
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- FOR SALES "a miles from Wor-
MI ceser farm Of95 acres, 30 acres in wood balance
I well divided; 20 tons of hay; more than fruit
- enough for the place; thorough built ~ story
glass front hen house, Il X 30. Price 1, 6o1
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- FOR SALE-4 miles from Worcester,
i near church, school and store good cottage of
kss rooms, well painted and papered; | acre ofland
apples, pears, cherries, &c. Price $1,000
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O. FOR SALE-13 miles from Worces-
fai,; ter, good farm Of 80 acres; mile from school,
sA = mile from church; very pleasantly located on
-, ~, main road; miles from good market; land
Wen ulyded Keep head of catte apples, pears cur
rants &c. buildings very good and pleasantly ocated
cottage house of rooms barn SO 40; carriage house
granaTy, &ci water at house and barn. Certainly d
desirable ace for the mOney-S22OO.
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FOR SALE-4 ga miles from Worces-
Mil ter. farm of s. acres20 acres in wood land will
Elll winter 10 cows, summer g. gathered upwards of
Sl5 bills. of apples last year; good house of I
rooms barn 30 TO- in good condition; carriage house
grlhary, &c Price $780,
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~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for a
R;ii house in the city farm II miles from Worcester
of 10 acres of irst rate land; will winter 20 cows
ana summer 10; 4O acres Of young wood; large LOT
81 irt TWO good houses, of and rooms respectively
Darn s. 55 in good condition, cellar underneath water
u mouse ana Darn. Price $500
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EOR SALE-In Auburn. Cottage House
~ of4 rooms and y acre Of land. for $3.50. o
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINZ.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
from pier AZ North river
ENGLAND. Thompson. Wednesday, May at p NJ.
HOLLA ID Saturday, May 6, at A. N.
FRANCE Thomson. Saturday, May H.
Passage to Liverpool or QueenstownCabn $50 and 500
seerage SIS, currency.
Prepaid seeasc tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
dontlerry and Glasgow, 49,, currency.
For further particulars apply the company's Office, No.
2. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
y CUEARD LINE
MALTA salts Thursday 18th May. MapM.
ALGERIA sails Saturday, 9th may, at r. NJ
Cabin Passage ESQ., gold Steerage Passage &3
S,eerase PassSge to New York, 1884.
, For Freight or Cabin Passage apply at No. Bowling
Green.
For Storage Passage apply at Ill Broadway Trinity build
ing. CHARLES G. FRANCKLYk, Agent.
NUNARD LINE.
~ The british and North American Royal Nail Steamships
between New York and Liverpool, calling Harbor
CHINA cdncsay, April - April %
SCOTIA. Wednesday, May MALTA; .Tnnrsi'v May
RUSSIA. "Wednesday May |. ABYssNIA. saurd'y, Mayls
CUBA "Wednesday. May ~ nALhbKA Saturday, May ~
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the "Wednesday steamers, no. carrying seerage:-
First Cabin. ...xla gold Second Cabin. e. ISL gold
p, n" T,. 70 a42, god
by the Thursday and Saturday steaners:-
FIRST Caoin Sop Gold SleeraGe. &s0. currency
Storage cFeis from Liverpool Queenstown and
parts of Europe at lowest rates
Through bills Of anng for Belfast Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other the Continent and for Meder
ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply company's
Office, No. Bowling Green
For steeragc passage at Ill Broadway Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FKANCKLYN, Agent
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NroTlcE-sTEAM TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LON.
IN first class steamship will sail Saturday, May
&MaP. N. stecrags passase S15 For passage apply q
II Broadway
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
Hs5 Ez NEIL
i e 81 so asSr's r's' Cont
sT iap & Nr Hqnseam SATURDAY May 20
VILE De PARIS surmon,...... ....saturday June "
Price Of passage in gold suans w,ne Bres, Have
These do carry sesrasc passengers
American ,t travellers going ana returning from S The Cont,
Ioh ansii ~ Enh aos e and the q crosse aysa
inc '''''' ' ''SI1S Ssok si "a
THs ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
s" ''sy and sa' ro ans alternate sna s wranev
ss 4sa issSs say.
"a
NJ j ~: :
ssr vs e S York; 81 nco
Hnssi z, payable + .r.r
First cabins. sss ani US, assoriins 70 location
b ssss good for twelve monshs securing
Inisrmeaiatc, saJ; .isersse. ss.
Cefcaies rates. can be bought here by those
wi,h,9s 70 send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
aES6 iSsS' bk SSisss No. Bowling Green
SsssT aHTD 2sb ssHsss
saia,lS, Nays AT Bremen Fer, Third ID
De S f sassy X ;SnmA' BREMEN
ayaSe so Or ia IL eu ASD BREMEN
rrst ta9n, &l20
Second Cabin ~
freight passage apply 10 oEI:RiGHs Co.. Agents.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMpANYs
l iron mall steamship uusrScrA,
n. Ehcrp. vii saI IN Tuesday Mav 1871 Al
taking passengers from New York to Hamburg, Plymouth
-, payable il United States gold "''' s''"'
K 1s slfs54 x ao g.. May - s1 kstcuARp poAs
=, senerai Agents General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, ny No. o Barclay street, N \.
Nv New York Cork Liverpool New and full-powcred
steanshps, the six largest In tho world
3 3qEE44ss1It -, A sSITS fRb bsiHfic
Sailing SG New .oG YORK de p rs
oTgEssSSiiI,, capi: Thompson on on June 2. ARM.
Star DOCK rasona Ferry, jersey CIV
combining safety speed and eomco '"''s'' u''''"ea'
m.S .sn ss. .%Skns and
s'e ward "e;, aocomgsny .hsse steamers.
rhsss sns ss s y SGG y currency
nG% ssn socs e So% II s
Excarsign tickets granted At loves. rates.
r pst Now sR the sSTsa9sIf sss sS 70
CPgoI,L NoTIcE--THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
North nser for Queenstown and Liverpool on saturday
S Gay fpS S.sn scsSs.
NroTlcE.-sTEAM TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LON.
MaPM. sierrass qassass Sss. FOr passage apply !.
II Broadway
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COAsTWisE STEAMSHIPS.

bermuda MAIL
ID The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched Ia
Hamilton taking freight for St. Georges. from pier n North
river, on Thursiay, May 4, A. IL O'CLOCK NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
W. Fl. WEBB,
Eych MIN