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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-13

For Sale.
TWO LOTS fronting OIL Upper street. be.
Il tweon Marion and Bull streets, one of
four acres, with q small house and excellent
we'll OF water. The other contains three azores.
all enclosed by a good fence
i'5sf 9lI5 ALDO,
An acre OF Ground, with a Cottage on II.
situated on the Southeast corner OF the square
on which Trinity Church stands. l1'- M f
ALSO,
Hall aero Lot on the corner of Piokens and
Laurel streets. -
ALSO,
Several improved Lots in the city, and in the
country sundry Plantations, Mills and Wood
land. Among the plantations he offers one of
the best, II not the very best, stock farms. of
lts size, Il 200 acres,) in the State.
j. W. PARKER,
sept IL limo Real Estate Broker.
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nT IN

BELL. On the morning Of the 18Th in fun tri-
GmBh Of faith. MARY T., the beloved wife Of fhes
Il. Bell, aged % years.
Her funeral will take place Friday, the 18Th, at
O'Clock, from her late residence. No. ass ST. Her
remains will be carried 20 Asbury N. = Church.
he friends of the family peetfuIly invited
attend.
COCHRAN. Suddenly ,on the 18th inst J., Mt Wood
side, Md, from the kick Of a horse, WILLIE COCH-
Ran in his 18th year, youngest Of the late JAS
and Martha Cochran, Of this city.
FALk. On the 18th instant, at o'clock .. m,
FREDERICK CHARLES, infant son of Grace A.
and Louis Falk, AGED II months.
Funeral will take place from MS parents resi-
dence, 1919 81. :. +, at O'Clock d. m.
HOXETT On the 10Th Of August MARY CLAY
TON eldest child Of ;. III. and Jane l.. HOwett, in
the 18th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral, at the residence Of her parents, No. 80
corner Of Gay and Green streets GsOr getOwn, at S
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
KIRBY On the nth instant, ELIZA MAY, aged
two months and eighteen days, infant daughter of
AbSOlCm and sarah Kirby.
The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon,
the 18Th inst, at four clock from the residence of
the parents, No 405 North Carolina avenue, be-
tween eth and Sth streets east. The friends and
Quantanees Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend.
SMITH. At Long Branch, Aug. 18th, PATRICK
p SMITH, in the 18th year Of his age. May he rest
IN peace: .
10 attend his funeral, Friday, the 18th instant, at
o'clock from the residence Of his mother, Mrs.
Rose Smith, NJ and 18th sts-
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pRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 8, 1871
Sealed Proposals TO furnish COAL and WOOD for
this Department viz 800 tons best quality Baltimore
Company White Ash, furnace size; 100 tons Lykens
Valley egg size and 200 cords best quality Bakers
Pine Wood to be delivered at such times and places
and in such qua1tities as may be required, will be
received until IL O'Clock noon, AUGUsT 81, 1871,
to the conditions required by of Congress-
approved July IL, 1870, viz: That such coal shall
weigh a2o pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
at the time OF delivery py the person appointed and
Quaned under the Act for that purpose and that the
prescribed Zee OF twenty cents for each ton of coal
inspected weighed and delivered and for every cord
paid by the contractor. - .
Proposals will be considered binding for one wa,k
from the 2ist instant the Department reserying the
right to reject all any portion of the bids received
No proposals will be entertained unless accomna-
nied py satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill The
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
OF the inspector that the coal furnished is
such as the contract calls for. "
AL proposals to be sent TO the Office OF the Chief
Clerk, Endorsed Proposals for Coal and Wood,
treasury Department" W. H. WEST
aus eOot Acting Chief Clerk
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EVENING STAR.
FriEhtful Calamity.
Tsr7Ible Loss # Life tp a YOIeaaie ErEptioa-
ErTnf Phenomenn.

Tsr7IBIe Loss II Life bg a VOIedaie ErHptioa-
GRIND Phen0mend.
A cable telegram 20 this city made brief
N nti0n Of the fact that Batavia papers received
in London contain details of a terrible calamity
which las visited the small island Of TagOlanda,
in the MALAY archipelago. about fftv miles north
east of the island Of Celebes. The following
particulars are given in a despatch to the New
York HsTJh The volcano OF Ruwang broke
ont. after long interval of inactivity. 1t was
preceded b. a terrible earthquake, which I'M
rooted the dwellings and rent their walls asunder.
The eruption was of the most fearful character.
Several Craters opened around the side of
al the same time, the rapidity Of the
explosion causing a tremendous roar, which
was heard all over the neighbOring Islands.
The outbreak was accompanied by conclusion
of the sea. A wave 40 yards in height issued
with lightning speed. and swept all the human
beings. houses. cattle and horses from the sur
face Of the island. From every crater proceeded
flashes Of electric lightning and volumes Of
smoke. Hcd-hOt stones, disrupted fragments of
rock and currents Of mud were thrown with i'm
mense force high into the air, and the earth was
rent OPen all around the volcano. Besides COW
ering the whole surface OF the island the mat
tiers thrown out accumulated In some places,
forming hills several hundred feet high. Amid
the most terrific explosion an island suddenly
rose up from the sea. AS persons, all NJ alays,
are stated tO have persisted by the eruption. Not
single being on the island could be saved.
SALT LAKE CITY ELoPENENTs-From the
Ogden Junction we learn that Mrs. Emma
Iandt, vile OF Mr. A. Landt, OF the u. II.
Brewery, abScOnded from her home, il is sup
posed. with Henry COfman, the express mes
senger Of Wells, Fhrgo s. Co. Henry seems to
have secreted his admirer in one of his express
cars and takon her East Mr.. Tom Browning's
wife Emma is also missing, and Is reported as
being al KeltOn with another husband, who had
lately got hold Of her money In addition 10 her
heart.-SdH Lake CITY Tribune, AH1ust7.
@A good many tradespeople only give fifteen
ounces TO the POund-it is q weigh they have
JUDY.
SA bare-headed, bare-footed little boy as
tonished wOrshiping congregation in Massa-
chusetts town, on q recent Sunday, by rushing
Into church and eNclaiming: where's my papa?
The pigs are OUTS
SA brilliant and Intellectual milliner In
Troy, Mrs Grimes, told her little apprentice,
who had baked in arranging a bow on q two
dollar hat. that she would shoot her for her Of
fence, and the yOungster, believing this to he
true, went into cOnvulsions for the rest Of the
day.
~George Alfred Townsend thus describe.
Cape May. d" Here IL a crowded place full OF
shivering people. The Atlantic, foggy and
shOwery, lies ON the vide fat beaches irving Il
come in out of the wet. The people peep Al Il
now and then a. II IL were a dfsagreeable ocean
and 20 with their cobbler-drinking and uu-
satisfactory flirting"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS FOR sEwERSIN THIRD STREET
WEST, FROM TO STREET NORTH
GARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ron n a. Anuust lS-u

x, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., August IA, 1871. \
sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of
Public Works until IL m. FRIDAY, the 18th instant
street west, from street north to street north
The form OF each sewer will be circular two feet
six inches 26) inside diameter walls nine 9 inches
thick house connections Of the best eight Isl inch
American pipe must be worked in the sewer from
such poips as the engineer may determine, to one
foot inside the curb line In front of each house LOT
or part OF lot bordering along the line The
ton Will not exceed twelve ll2l feet.
The traps and manholes shall be of the shape size
ana construction shown on plans and specifications:
which may be seen at the Engineers Office
The laferais TO connect the traps with the main
sewer shall be eighteen inch tile pipe of the best
Bidders will state the price per foot for the main
sewers, WHICH shall include the aforesaid house con-
nections and all excavations required, per manhOe
each per trap each, per foot for the eighteen
tlle-pipe.
Specifications can be seen at the Office Of the Enpi
neer. -
Each bidderwilf be required before presenting his
bid TO deposit with the Collector of Washington city
70 the credit Of the Board of Public Works t6e
hye hundred 5000 dollars, taking receipts there
Tor as guarantee that he will enter into and carry
out the contract, il awarded him, in accordance with
hls DID, The money deposited will be refunded TO
the unsuccessful bidders after the award of the
tract and TO the contractor after the completion Of
The Board of Public Works will not be bound 10
accept the lowest or any bid.
Proposals must be Endorsed " Proposals for sewer
age OF Third street west from TO street north -
and directed to Treasurer Board Of Public Works
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RYO. W. HAyENNER 4 co, Auctioneers.
u No. Gas Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street

third door east OF Seventh street.
RT Tssa+s 81 SB
Two AsRks nfSA6 HSSNFA 70 The WASH WASH
6S me 3sb bsP h BAtT nRs FRM
MINUS OF THE III STREET RAILROAD.
:. dated G july 5r9 no aaS
recorded August !, 1870, in Liber en- folio d.,
q sS osr dr se I'M
louisiana Avenue, in this city, on TRIpAY, septcm-
n ad deed y and al more us 1 fuly |S Se
seTibed as follows, viz AL those certain lots or par
aSb. and Senss S Sa II bs end
VALE TRACT so-called, and marked and distin-
s1rTesor Pf 1saiessS
county, District Of Columbia, and annex ed 70 cer
s ies te shs hfT Of wSs@
Of said Greenvale tract assigned to him upon mar.
IN sna records ssS ee ~ al. s9d whh
IN Lber No. $50, folio $40, ct seq as lot numbered
number one 0l aud running thence east sixty six
Rs5ehes 70 stake opposite farm road; thence south
Is ssd s9sd
Oak tree thenes south S deg west sixty perches to
west fifty seven perche. with said outline; thence
north 2t deg, west % "a perches TO the beginning
psss mSrs 81 aRa three Oos and
AsS lot 6mbes =, eight go Beginning at the
line % "Haddocks HIS ." thence north 2S1I deg
ives 81 - perches to southwest corner of lot
i've thence north $50 deg east fifty two perehes
TO me beginning containing twenty -four acres one
ROOD and thirty three perches Of land more or ess
plat 81 the land and the abstract of title can be
seen at the ONCE Of the auctioneers
Terms Of sale 1880 Of the purchase money in
cash, Of which adeposit Of 100 will be req when
the property i Sold and the balance In at
and twelve months, drawing ten per cent. interest
IRON day Of sale secured BY deed Of trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day Of SALE or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
upon hye days notice in some paper published In the
city of Washington. Wv
An e:nyeysneing and revenue stamps at the pur-
ehaser's cost. ~, ID. II EATON, Trustee.
jy20-lawiw&dts N' NAuO'''
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MARRIED.

BRADLEY-HOOPER. On July 9th, at the pas
tors residence. on East Capitol ST, by the Rev. r
ID. Owens, JOSEPH BRADLEY 70 Miss MARY
n. HOOPER, both Of WASHINGTON, ID. G..
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NERVOUS AND DKBILIrATED
ToTHE

Whose susferiuss have been protractea from bidder
causes and whose require prompt Treatment, 20
render existence desirable: nyou are suffering, or
have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what ef
feet does it produce upon your general heAlfh' Do
you feed weak, dsbitNted, easily tiredf Does little
extra esertion produce palpitAon ofthe heart, Does
your liver, urinary organs OF your kidneys, fire.
Quentls get cut Of Orderf Is your urine sometimes
thick, milky or Ooky, is rory on settiingS Or
does thick scHn rise to the topS Or Is sediment
st the bottom after IL has stood awhes Doyou have
spells Of short breathing or dyspepsias Are your
bowels oOnstpstedr Do you have spells OF faintine
or rIshes Of blood the hesdP Is your memory i'm
pairedf Is your mind constantly dwelling on this
subject Do feel dull, Istless, moping tired Of
company, Of lifef Do you wish 10 be Iof, alone to
get away from everybody Does any little thing
make You start or jump Is your sleep broken or
restlessR Isthe lusre Of your eye as Brilliant The
bloom on your cheek Is bright Do you enjoy your
self in society as wel1S Do you pursue your bust.
ness with the same energyS Do you feel as much
confidence in yourselfH Are your spirits dun and
Tagging, given to fits Of melancholy If 50, do not
lay il to your liver dyspepsia. Have you restless
nights3 Your back weak, your knees weak, and
have but little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaintY
cured, and sexual exoesses are all capable OF pro-
dueing weakness Of the geRerative organs. The
organs Of generation, when in perfect health make
the man. Did you ever think that those bold, de-
FAINT, energetic, persevering, successful business
men are always those whose generatiEe organs are
in perfect beslth' YOu never hear such men com.
plain of being melancholy Of nervousness Of palpi
tation Of the heart.
EHow many men, from the effects Of excesses have
brought about that state Of weakness in Sexual Or
gars that has reduced the general system 80 much
as to induce almost every other disease-idiocy,
lunscy, paralysis spinal affections, suicide, aud al
most every other form Of disease which humanity is
heir to, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have used remedies for all but
the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use OF Diu-
retic. HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
is the great Diuretic, and is certain cure for dis
eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy.
Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General
Debility and ell diseases of the Sexual Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating and matter Of how long stand
limo treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may etsue. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these Sources and the health and hap
paess, and that Of pOsterity, depends upon prompt
use Of q reliable remedy.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY c.. W. HAvENNER q CO., Aucticneer.
- 643 Louisiana avenue, third door east OF 7th ST

ID sis Louisiana avenue sssrS door east Of TtS
rEEgsTE.s Ag01 1sSt II ssFoR n
recorded September a. LiSeT as, foiis
~, one Of the and records Of the county Of
ses on TatRspaY. August r.qs On RisI
Part Of Lots numbered seventy ,foSr IA and Sew
snty I'VE t1s in OLD Georsstosn besinnins for the
se Of wat ss, .si rom ,s ssf nssa
section o. Wats5 street and High street, and run
WITH High Street s. feet; thence west psrsIls With
Street nterseet dpssn north sna psrss o
second line and High street from the point Of begin
ming and thence with said line reversed to the be-
Terms Of sale: q 900 cash. Of which 800 must be
paid at SALE the balance in notes at six and twelve
secured by deed Of trust Hpen the property: The
risk and cost Of the defsulsins purchase All COM
cSst. ana refppi 'Es Sfos I, the
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II southeast corner 9TH aud d streets.
ashakESS{I LOT
LUMBIA, At AUCTION.
mn II front q the hS Premises We Shall
ksell all that certain piece or parcel OF ground
situate and lying In the town Of uniontown in the
county and District aforesaid and being known and
described follows Beginning for the on the
east side Of Monroe street Piscataway road, ITO
feet south Of the southeast corner Of Monroe aud
Washington streets fronting q feet ON Monroe
street by depth Of Ls0 feet.
Terms One third cash; balance In and Il
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises Stamps &C., at cost
OF purchaser. SO down on day Of sale.
Ru l0-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Email Frame House, without lot, on northwest
corner 18th and streets, on THURSDAY, the IL tn
anl5-st A. SCHWARTZ q co.
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AUCTION SALES
J. T. COLDwELL 4 co., ,Auotionser,.

RI J. 7. GOODWILL 4 oo.,sAuotionsers.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, BRooMs, BUCKETS,
TN XA HRSib AND LARGE STOCK or
is ,S . q MoSPAY 6g .US a,
49, large Stock o. Groceries, Fancy Goods. with
.su E.st. - - ]. I. GOODWILL ' Co.
lRY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionser.,.
- Southeast corner of 7th and d sts
TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
@ q s. srRnkf kssF E9 GEp
STREET I s ygTpsn At AscIIoN. :. q
.l. &: .s a.; On ,ss s1sn Z
icing d sye f5s SS 70 g Each having Vs
corner BuildPg Lot 3 feet front By Is feet deep,
beng part Of Lot No. 8; IN Square No. 7s3.
for notes bearing interesi and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold Al conyeyancins end
auT-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
toUlPAGE. 80
DEPor QuARTERMAsTrR's OFFICE,
JEFFERsONvILLE, IND, August 10, l571 &
Wi he sold a. public auction at the depot AZ JET
% ss ~ si6esE on uaa9 ne
direction Of Captain J. y. Rodgers, NJ s. K, q. 8.
DANCED Ciothfns. Camp and Garrison Eauips s
consisting In part Of
5000 pairs Trowsers, mounted
5000 pairs Drawers
10000 Shirts, flannel
5000 Shirts, gray.
$500 Great Coats, mounted '.
III 200 Great Coats, foot.
4-0Q0 Blankets, wool.
I35,0O sack Coats, lined.
goo sack Goats, unlined.
500 pairs Boots and Bootees.
Sc 90 Forage Caps.
Il 600 pairs Stockings.
And various other articles.
The terms Of sale will be stated In the Catalogues
which can be obtained at this office.
BY order Of the Quartermsster General. -.
... ......--- O. III. HOYT,
aul7-lEt Captain and Depot ouartermaster
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Try CIV HAyENNER 4 CO., Auctioneers-
- No. Gas Louisiana avenue
Third door east Of Seventh street


Third door east Of Seventh street.
PRED AMP SISETf.sESEN, tss1,, IN f THE
- signed recorded g June $50 in Libsr sls, folio
sSEnty District Of Coumbis and at the written re-,
s pfemses At ocIocs fSe1ees We sh1 ,s
H1 Am day Of Ad1sSft M an Of square number Five
&sshinstsn pisisi Of CoamiB Sis' In the city of
tb on the day Of sale, and the balance Of
Ine purchase money in notes at six and twely
sSS bearing ten cent interest per annnm,
and c ss q e ,s the win s
snsHs and s. Il the a
cost HTAMLt 4 lei EKi.LBoURN,} Trust ,ss.
j2sd CIV. HAVESNER & CO., AuctTs
P0NED UNTIL wEbNEsD9Y, AasnSsti 1 5I ITT
fIs aPa X iESfs Fl H G6qs Ss
1.-THE ABOVE sALEsIs HEREBY FIR.
suls e W H3y Ifs Z re co.. r65a' HSc;.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,-
seathessteorner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES sALEor IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ,Sy sirsne % deed Of trust to the under
iiber sis i folio I Is Is 80 and recorded In
NJ.
Washington county, d. O.. and at the request of the
pe weNnEI' hereby, shall sell, at public auction
ne premises All that piece parcel OF ground sim
sIe, Ylng and being in Washington cjty d n h.
ginning Tor the same at the northeast corner Of 1t
numDer one, u In square two hundred and ninefy
four and rynnis thence souih twenty taY fsst
on the west line q l2th street; thence west to the
tlse northwest corner of sAs easf 70 ar
Place Place Of beginning. Improved by a thrse-stoiP,yy
Terms Of ssie One fourth cash ;bsisuce in IL and
months with Interest at the rate Of 10 per cent ner
annum from day9 sale, secured by deed OF trnst ~,
the property. 800 down at the time of sale Con-
20 aac1ng and stamps at pnrehasarAs cost. III the
y Imsare not complied with IN one week the sI01
WI De iorfeted and the trustee reserves the rirht
70 resell the property atths risk ancost of the de-
iauiting purchsesr y.
anl0-ts GRkEN 4 WTLLIAMs Asefs
CoT..yTx sp-1 - : -
Isxs sh sfhAss xi THo kr ks5 TIES
iy1lm' LENzsERds. sei Market ses
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THROUGA LINE

Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YokK
WASHINGTON, June q. lSo-uoou.
Trains between WASH
y. TTS !. I s5'Io INV YORK - - .
FOR NEW YORK, siiAs.a ehanfs a. ears.
Leave daily texoept Sunday NJ SOC q. N, l2:tt
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday st SEQ q. m, 1a:l
and sac .. m.
ON SUNDAY
phia at $40 D. m.
Sleeping car, Tor Ne. York on Q D. =. train oaly.
Boston can be bad 81 the station Ofoe Al al hour
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aayerti..ueuf
for schedule between Washington, BAltimore, An
napOls and the West. J. l. WILS0H
Master Of Transportstion.
l.. M. C0LE, 9eneral Ticket Agent
GEO. s. KO0NTZ. Agent, WAshingtan jelt
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HELMBOLDS
FL UID INTERCHANGEABLE,
The Great Blood Purifier and Besutiner
the Complexion.
HELNlBOLDS
HELAfBOLD,S

hLI@-hDOllDo
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
WILL RADICALLY EXTERMINATE FROM
THE SYSTEM sCBoFULA, SYPHILIS, FEVER
SORES, ULCERS, SORE EYES, SORE LEGS.
SORE MOUTH, SORE HEAD, BRONCHITIS.
SKIN DISEASES, SALT RHEUM, CANKERs.
RUNNINGs FROM THE EAR, WHITE SWELL.
INGs, TUMORs, DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
NODES, RICKETs, GLANDULAR swELLINGs.
NIGHT swEATs, RASH, TErTER, HUMoRs
OF ALL KINDS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL DISEASES THAT
HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE sYs-
TEN FOR YEARS.
Being prepared expressly for the above complaint.
its Blood Purifying properties are greater than any
other preparation Of sarsaparlla 1t gives the COM
plexion clear and healthy color, and restores the
patient TO state of health and purity. For purify
ing the blood, removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood,
and the only reliable and efectual known remedy
for the cure Of Pains and swellings OF the Bones.
alterations Of the Throat and Legs, BIotches, Piu
pies on the Face Erysirelas and all Scaly Erupious
of the Skin, and Beautifying the Complexion.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
8DIoN EER LINE.n

"p IoNEER LINE"
sTEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
o. :sSssl e MOUNT yERSio IN and EsA
the internediate landings, going and coming.
Eor freight or Ba,ssge apply on board to Captain
ino0 9 iAeAfoAA' or 70 JAMES SYKES.
jyes General Superintendent. wiilard's Hotel.
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHILApELpHIA, kElExSSSpR1A, VA, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOwE, D. G.
Regular sailing DAY from IA North wharves
PhiisdelEhiSs SATURDAY, a. IAN. -.
Freight rcesizs, at any time:
sss;orSstOyR, p. q; u; ELPRipGE . GO, Ais1sn,
d pt., Va: Nm CLYDE q CO., Ii North whaTyss
IT. s. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Ssare, Lady Of tas Lake, eo.nee,ias at NOrfoI
,s,ts a :, s.qsS s s.d Roe.S.s Ra,oad y, 81
Az "A .s,sy gnndc GSsp,.s scs so0.
or THE ni's 1se
ss; s,s . %n viii ,saSs sot
leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Al
Pnsy fon Pon Iook fSt Ws'feSS
e " D. sr9 " fqEfeIb Va EaTiass e.
to BkoSN sos ss snsFs Agents. r. O.
e q, End SsS r aEs Ss4
Pm. First class fare to Norfolk, S4; round trip,
20. Second class fare to Norfolk, 50; round trip
Ss. ap9qly
NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EYERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land Mails aud Passengers
The steamers of this favorte line are built press
" for the Atlantic passenger trade, and ~<n6nA
ntted up In every respect with all the S284x
modern improvements calculated to in-s3z
sure the safety, comfort, and convenience Of
PASSAGE Rates, Payable IN Currency,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
DERRY:
First Cabin, s66 and s75, according to location
Cabin Return Tickets, Sl39, securing best accommo
oauohsi fntermedlate, u.s. Steerage, Sz3. Partie
sending for their friends In the Old Country can pur
chase tickets at reduced rates For further psrtie
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