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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03
New York Tribune,
New York. October Is. 1S71


P. Donan, Esq, Lexington, Mo;
My Dear Sir: l have yours of the
18th inst. l have no doubt that the
policy you suggest is that which your
party ought to adopt. They should
have run Salmon p. Chase, in 1868.
Then, as the result of that contest, the
return of genuine peace and thrift
would have been promoted. That
policy gave you more last year in Mis-
souri, than could have been achieved by
a party triumph.
You only err as to the proper caudls
date. | am not the man you need.
Your party is mostly free trade, and
! am ferocious protectionist. Ihave
no doubt that | might be nominsted
and elected by your belp; bat it would
place us all in false positions. If I,
who am adversely interested. cav see
this, am sure your good sense will
on reflection, realize it. You must
take some man like Gratz Brown, or
Trumbull, or General Cox date sccre-
taly Interior), and thus help to pacify
and reun;te our country anew. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Do not talk about yourself or your
family, to the exclusion of other top
les. What if you are clever and lit
tie more so than other people, it may
not be that other folks will think so,
whatever they ought to do
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

What is the difference between the
entrance to a barn and loafer in a
printing office? One is a barn door
and the other is a darn bore.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Our thanks are due Prof Ernest
Weidemann, for repeated favors in the
way of the latest and best newspapers
and literary magazines-especially that
most excellent Monthly, Scribner's.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

None are so fond of secrets as those
who do not mean to keep them; such
persons covet secrets as a spendthrift
does money for the purpose of circu-
lation. Cotton.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

The Georgia legislature has presen>
ted memorial to congress asking an
appropriation of 100000 for the
purpose of constructing a canal to
crnnect the Mississippi river with the
Atlantic. The route proposed is
through Georgia.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Our Christmas turkey-Dan. Hunt
knows how we got it, but he does not
allow as to tell
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Macon Georgia. lost $50, 900 worth
of stores, Christmas, because powder
and fire wouldn't coalesce,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Rev. Robert j. Breckinridge, d. D.,
died on the 9th ult,, at his home in
Danvillc, Ky,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

TIE WISH OF THE HEART. "A lit
tie deaf and dumb girl was once asked
by lady, who wrote the question on
slate; "What is prayer?" The little
girl took the pencil and wrote the reply:
Prayer is the wish of the heart" SO
it is. Fine words and beautiful verses
said to God do not make real prayer
without the sincere wish of the heart.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Old man jesse Grant, the presidents
father : about 10 die.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03
COOP ODLANGuAGE.-Ytu, l. ,oo,,

COOP LANGuAGE.--Yeuny pcouTe
should acquire the habit of correct
speaking and ",ritinS, and abandon as
carr as possible any use of slang words
or phrases. The longer you pat this
off the more difficult the requirement
Of correct language will be; and if the
golden age of youth, the proper season
for the acquisition of language, be
passed in its abuse, the unfortunate
victim will most probably be doomed
to talk slang for life. You have mere
ly to use tho language which you read,
instead of the slang which you hear,
to form a case in agreement with the
best speakers and poets in the country
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

Tho anecdoto often told by DIR.
Chapman, in regard to himself, when
called to visit a little boy who had
swallowed silver twenty-five cent
piece, is not bad. Madam, said the
renowned joker, in all solemnity, "was
the piece good!" "lndeed it was, sir"
replied the excited lady; 81 got it from
the mint" "Then my dear madam, "
replied DR.. Chapman, "if the money
was good give yourself no further un>
easinCss, forit will certainly pass"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-03

GREELEl's LAST EXPLANATION OF
His PosITIoN.-Greeley writes the
following letter TO Missouri editor
who has nominated him for the Presi-
dency:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08

disparos, 10 sl1al produio carreras lalar-
ma entire las personas que en- aquellb ho-
ra se dirigian 4. los teatros, Los nunicipa-
los de a caballo despejaron las boca GALES
y los grupos Sc retiraror algnnos pasos,
situandosey uno bastante numeroso en Ia
calle de la Libertad frente la iglesia de
ID iglesia de San Jaime, de donde fu6 des
pues desalojado, no sin alguna dlficultad,
pero sin constituencies desagrada bles Sc
nos dIo que de los sablazos habia redulta
do un herdo. Hasta las diez continue la
lagitacion en- los alrededoresg de la plaza,
pero sin trascender alos defnas barrios...i..
FL Ayuntamiento estuvo reunido des
pues de la manifestation, ignoramos las
providencias que acord6 tomar. El juz-
gado Sc present6 en- las Casas Consistoria
les y empez6 la formcion de las prirneras
diligencias. Deiemos para otro dia los CO.
mentatios."
Esta manana un grupo de personas ha
recorrido los sitios donde Sc cobra el i'm
puesto de consumes y ha quenodo las ca
slllas que seryian para las parejas de mus
nicipales y Sc habian utilizado para los
vigilantes del impuesto en- las estaciones
del terro- -carril de Matar6 y en- la avenida
de Ia e'-Puerta nueva, sin que ningun
agente de la autoridad le pusiera mpedi
mento en- su tarea. Exception hecha de
este suceso, en- la ciudad reinaba ell 6rden
mas complete. Ell ex-Palacio Real sigue
ocupado militarmente. Ultimamente he
mos sabido que cuando ardian va las ca
s Has Sc present6 una seccion de policia
y mas tarde alguna fuerza de tropa.
-Sobre los alborotos promovidos por
la question de consumes, dice La Cy6nica
de esta mallana:
"Otra vez apareci6 anoche algun grupo
que recorri6 algunas Gales dando voces
parecidas q las del dia anterior. Tambien
Sc vic algunos muchachos paseando con
hachas de viento y dando descompasadas
voces, entire las cuales reson6 algun viva
''al petr6leo."
Cruz6 de paso algun grupo Ia plaza de
la Constitution, donde un municipal reci-
bio, sin advertir de que mano procedia,
una pedrada que le hizo un chirlo en- la
cabeza." ...
La Isdepenaencia refere 10 siguente:
ga las nueve menos cuarto, un grupo
que venfa de la plaza de la Const tucion
por la calle de Lihertad, al llegar frente
al pasaje de Madoz detuvo un coche en- el
cual Sc decfa queiba D. Francisco Soler y
Matas, ,Por fortuna Ell vehfculo no condu-
cia persona alguna y continue ell grupo en-
su manifestation reoorriendo algunas ca
lles." Y 41 ~as
En La Inprenta leemos:
"Ayer continue ia exaltacion de los AMI
mos y en- las inmediaciones de la Rlba
puerta del Mar Sc armaron dsputas entire
varios individuos del pueblo y algunos
guardas, de cuyas resultas hubo de ser re-
rado uno de los guardas. Aprovechando
aquellos momento de confusion los pes
cadores inrnediatos al stio vigilado entra
ron sus acopios de pescado sin pagar los
derechos restablecidos. En- aquel sitio ha.
bia algunas fuerzas de caballerfa. En- la
carretera de Hostafranchs Sc renoraron
varias veces las luchas durante la tarde
entire los paisanos y los guardas, resultan~
do dos nuevos heridos, uno por cada par
te segnn unos, y ambos guardas segun
otros." |tf ~tz% & ~~5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08
PR @ T E s T AS.

Continuation de las frmas & la pro-
tesla de los Voluntarios de Mayagiiez
en- contra las palabras pronunciadas
por Ell Sr. Blanco y Sosa.
Tenientes, Manuel Prats, Pedro Bras,
Juan Ferrer, Leoncio Martinez. .-Alfere-
ces, Bartolome Mut-Juan Sulsona.
sc Maria Guerra.-Leonardo Recio.
Voluntarios. 10, Manuel Gra-
na.-Sargentos 29, Manuel Diez, Alfonso
Cuin -Cabos 10, Benito Pereira, Manuel
Pinillos, Elias Arxer.-Cabo %, Luis Au-
tonic Velez, Joaquin Bagay,-Jose A. de
Cartagena Manuel F. de la Sierra
Pedro Ma Martinez y Rivas.--N Nicolas
Martinez Manuel Martinez. Antonio
Velez. Manuel CastrilIon --Justo Bareno
de Garay Angel Ced6 jose Rodriguez
Arango.-Pio Fernandez - Pascual Sati-
no. - Antonio Gutierrez.-Pedro Gomi -
Simon Casares.-Jacinto Zapatero. Sal
vador Parajon.--Jos6 CassA. Antonio
Frau. Manuel Pena -Calixto de La~
muela. eduardo Velez. A rnego de Vidal
Castillo.--Antonio Oaparr6.--Demetrio
Santaella y Corton,-Francisco Vicenti.
A ruego de Damaso Villareal, Juan Bo-
net.-A ruego de Antonio Gimenez, Ca
lixto de Lamuela. a.-Buenaventura Hau.-
Vicente Castillo .Mateo A. Bayron. -
Manuel Benitez. Alvaro Santaella Cor
ton.-Francisco Pontones. Calixto San
tos.-Jos6 Gabilan -Hermogene Velez.
Antonio Massot.- Jose Nenadich.-
ruego de Jese Chifred, Pascual Sabine. -
Marcelino Urqula y Observation-Disclosures
co Echandi "A ruego de Baltasar Rodri-
guez, Julian Pinan.- jose Lullano. Jose
Carnona Perez "A ruego de Laureano
Rodriguez, Jose Antonio Otero-Juan Ro-
sell6.-Jose Antonio Otero.
Anzontegui.-Manuel Fernandez Jose
Navas y Nogueras.-Jose Esezumaga.-
Juan Evangelista Sanchez, Esteban Mar
tinez Mato. .-Cabo 90, Jose Fernandez
Nunez.-Juan Bta. Agostini.- Joaquin
Agusti Annoni. .-~Cabo 10,
Manuel Carlos = Jose Olivencia a-Domin-
go Valladares - Jose Vidal y Galofre.-
Raudilio Surra -Rosendo Gonzalez -Jo
s6 Acknowledgment 10, Fidel Fradera
-Sargentos %, Plinio Sursona, Juan BIZ
lloch, Jose Casta, Joaquin Silva Cabos
10, Jose Andreu, Juan Campos, Martin
Barris, Federico Aymat, Francisco E. Me-.
dina -Cabos 2e, Juan Garcia, Francisco
Aymat, Rafael Fradera, Jose Brunet, Fer
| nando LIaurador.-C M. Alvarez
Damian Ayala.-Jose Bass Juan Ber-
naset CortG. Juan Batlle.-Juan Rerna-
set Mato - Bernardo Collado.--Jose
Camps.-Jose Correa. Juan Delgado.-
Jose Espinosa. jose Estapi- Joaquin
Era1era. Fradera Ricardo Prades
ra.--Arturo Hau.-Isidoro Fradera-,Jose
Ferrer,-Segundo Guasp Isidoso Coma
lez.-Pedro NJ. Isrisarry. Antonio RalIa-
dares- Joaquin Lilo Jose Mat6.- jose r.
Munoz 1o-J. R. Munoz % Jose O. Ma.
ristany.-Jose A. Medina. Luciano Mon
seguren. .-Segundo Ortiz.-Bruno Ore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08

Los diarios de la Capital de Cata-
luna dan cuenta en- los terminos 81
guientes de los desagradables successes
que, aunque momentAneamente, per-
turbaron el 6rden pdblico:
<.s.sr Barcelona 90 de eneyo.
Desde las primeras horas de la mallana
de aver Sc supo que Sc habian tornado
algunas precauclones militares; pcro Sc
supuso que serfa para precaver cualquier
man 'testac on tumultuoSa que, con moti-
vo de ser dia festive, pud'esen provocar
los dltimos acontecimientos politicos de
Madrid. No obstante, no Sc not6 en- Bar
celona nlnguna agitacion entire ell vecinda
rio hasta que 4 ESQ de las cuatro de la
tarde Sc reunieron on las inmediaciones
de la ex-puerta de San Antonio varias
personas en- su mayor parte muchachos de
corta edad, no alcanzando IN centenar.
grltando iAbajo los consumes! las cuales
quemaron la barraca que servfa q los peo-
nes camlneros para guardian sus titles v
herramlentas. Como saliese un peloton de
Itropa de Ia que hay acuartelada en- ell CO.
legio de PIP. Escolapios, Sc dispers6 la
gente ALI reunida, parte de la cual Sc di>
rigi6 q la plaza de la Constitution dando
igguales gritos y otros como Viva la liber-
tad! lAbajo el Ayuntamiento! ~
| Con mas m9nos insistencia duraron
tales gritos hasta las ocho de la noche.
hastando empero los mupicinales para to-
ner separadoa los gritadores de las Oasas
] Consistoriales. ..a.. s s
IT, En- dicha hora aumentaron los grupos v
wen 10 Ia guardia municipal de iofanterfa
que no bastaba para cue Sc retirasen los
que los 1ormaban salieron algunas pareias
/ de caballerfa y consiguieron su obieto
DE un grupo de paisanos aali6 un tiro de
i revolver que no cause desgracia algupa
4 personal, ,11nicamente Ia consiguiente alar.
ma en- las Gales mas pr6x mas.
III POGO despues de las nueve Sc presenta,
ron en- la citada plaza algqnas persona,
] mas, dando varios gfitos, lie entire el CRU
ffpo salleron algunos tiros, unQ do los qua
les hlrI0 q IN municipal de caballerfa. Er
este ae rnand0 despejar a TODD trance j,
citada plaza como asf Sc hizo, oy6ndos,
otra vez algunos disparos sque 10 ocaso
! naron desgracia alguna, y qued6 restable
!. clda Ia calma, que ha durado toda IA no
che, continUando q Ia hora en que escri
! bimos estas hneas sin. que .te,1ga Motto;
de que hayas habido desdrden de ninapn
! espeeie.
El resto de- la eiiudad sc baljaba a. J.
tado normal, permaneciendq llenoa los ca
3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08

mech Onofre Pic6.--Felix Py.-Tomas
Quintana. -Eustaquio Rivera. Vicente
Sulsona. -Bartolom6 Semidey.- Ger6ni-
mo Semidey Vicente Quintana. Julian
Vollnar.-Juan A. Vizcaya. -Bartolom6
Bernat. --Fidel Espinosa. Federico Quin.
tana. = Juan NJ. Romero. -Demetrio Ra-
mirez Carlos Nadal.- Juan Ayguabi-
bas.-Francisco Fradera y Comas.-Juan
Mat6 y PlA.-JacintcP Pastor Jose Lopez
y Vila.-Alejo Martinez.-Medardo Quin.
tana,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08

IS Felix Olivier.
Pedro Gratacos.
Juan Jose Cartagena.
Ramon Mora.
DR.. D Pedro Redondo.S
d. Pedro Rosdy. -
Manuel Guindulain y Oalurra.
III. Francisco Blarsino.
Jose Toro London.
Joaquin Tarrats.
AGUADILE4A. saa&A 81
p. Ramon Mendez y Martinez.
# francisco Urrutia. tg
Pablo Corchado.
q Jose Ramon Vidal.
a /" Jacobo Ruves. Il, II i..5..
Ramon E. Martinez.
Jorge Silva.
Luis Duprey.
Jose Silva.
E. N. La Guerre.
Cayo Urbina.
d. Jaime Juan.
sss7 Rafae Margari.
:" Anastas;o Zuazaga.
Aa-" Eduardo Palau.
.s CAROLINA.
d. Juan Jose Machicote.
.t .-. CAGUAs.
d. Juan Isern.
ta q Pedro Vilar.
Francisco Romero y Soto.
MANATE.
D. Francisco Brunei.
Bonoeio Llenza.
Heriberto Soler.
Salvador Calaf.
Juan Mora.
Antonio Florido.
Feliciano Pares.
g. Guillermo Cerda.
Antonio Sim6.
vEGA-sAJA.
D.. Ramon Perez.
fHh9 'SABANA-GRANDE
D.. Francisco Sierra 1o
OeDastlan Bus1go.
. =" Manuel Rodriguez.
g. Juan Frau.
Clemente Garcia.
CAYEY.
D. Fernando Llera & Isla. -
..4e TEUNHACAO.
D. Ramon Pol,
E COAMO.
D. Jose Larrauri.
-... GUKsAEBO.
D. Nicolas Quinones.
ISABELLA.
ID. Manuel Maria Liziaga.
Manuel Epifanio Liziaga.
ANAsCO.
D. Jose Antonio Sein.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08
, Centre Hispano-U -Ultramarino.

Con ell mayor placer vemos que
los espaNoIes sin condolences, de esta
lsla acuden al patri6tico ;lamamiento
que les ha hecho ell Centro; en- to-
dos los departamentos Sc han consti-
tuldo Centres y contin1an llegando
al de la Capital listas de los asociados
al de Madrid, que van siendo en- mu-
cho mayor ndmero de los que desea.
rlan los espa1oles con cond3i;ciones.
He aquf los suscritores inscriptos,
despues de la lista que publicamos
en- nuestro ndmero:
PONCE
Excmo. Sr. D. Vicente Fano.
Excmo. Sr. D, Juan Prats. !. -.
D.. Francisco Marich.
" Pedro Garriga.
Felix Vivas.
Jose Sanchez.
Gabriel Gonzalez Zabala.
&C Ermelindo Salazar.
!" EKcio Berriz.
" Luis Font y Plea.
(" Manuel F'errer. s
Excmo. Sr. D. Carlos Morales. neAs -.-
D. Dioniso Torres. t ~+.
6 Francisco Antonetti.
Francisco Costa.
Manuel Toro Lara.
Diego Alesson, captain del puerto.
Excmo. Sr.s d. Dimas de Ramery. #e
D. Luis Font. 'v.
"a" Rafael Leon. VIZ -....s~~
+" Jose Gallart. o
" Domingo Deluca
Excmo. Sr. D. Vicente P. Valdiyieso.
y. Antonio P. Valdivieso.
lgnacio Laralde.
" Gaspar Alomar.
!" Antonio Albizu.
Salvador Coronas.
- !" Jose Mora,
Sres Quereieta Hermanos.
Srea. Riera Hermanos.
D. Domingo Blanch.
!" Enrique Fernandez.
/" Francisco Miguel Goicochea.
Ramon Rivera.
" Miguel Sierra.
& Pedro A. Montaner.
!" Hilario Mungra.
/ Juan Forgaa.
Policarpo Eehevarria.
" Antonio Lopez
" Francisco Miranda.
: Gerardo. Villaronga.
}Sres. Alvado Hermanos.
| D. Antonio Catofli.
!" Pablo Jose Zayas.
/ :. Diego Esbri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-08
SUCCESSES DE BARCELONA,

Los diarios de la Capital de Cata-
luna dan scuenta en- los terminos 81
guientes de los desagradables sucesos
que, aunque momentaneamente, per-
turbaron el 6rden pdblico:
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The feeling in the grain and produce branches
of the trade has been fair, with the exception of
mess pork, which, AS stated last week, was un-
bly, healthy, though unfavorable crop reports
and advices from New York caused slight re.
dueIion.
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harmless reliable and instantaneous disappointment no
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Bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black natural Brown leaAes the hair clean, m te3aUH
does not contain particle of lead any injurious com.
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Chicago Market.


Chicago July 2G.
Fiour-Wh;t, winter extras, $7.OO49.37l.
spring extras, SG75@7.'5
Wheat-No. spring sl3l s..3 Mo- $l.20
@1.3O
Coru--4}3 c Tor No. :; AZ Q43c tor No. 2 ;
rejeoicd ~,
Oass-2Gl,3:c str No. 3
Rye-57c tor No. 9.
Bsrley-55o Tor No
But,er-20022c tor choice.
Eggs-llGl3.
Cattle-Cho,ce steers 500 1915; medium to
lair "a % g52J good to choice COWS 81 j092 15
common to tair 81 80 1850.
Hogs-$39j44.4j
new VOrK Market.
New York, July %.
Whea.-Prime spring SLAB
Rye-e5c tor western
OaSs-4l g43 cts. for westerL
COrn-N'- ID western $4,000.
Lard-og9l cents.
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FINANCIAL end COMMERCIAL.

Rpsiness in all branches "f trade has been
rather quiet during the week.
In the money market there is nothing new to
mention. the demand for money moderate.
In Chicago the market is reported easy, at
the usual rates of ten per cent. The demand for
loans is a little on the increase, but the supply
OF losnable funds is ample to meet all demands
In New Y crk the market is reported easy with
call loans at > : and per cent.
Gold has been quiet during the week, the
price has been firm at from ia u to ll439s.
The Treasury sold 100000 at Haas 10
1l460.
Government bonds have been quiet during the
week, and the prices have been about the same
as last week.
Ravens, McKinlay Il Co. furnish the toi!V wing
Ottawa quotations:
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ottawa wholesale Market.

As reported oy RALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, July 26, 1872.
No change of any Importance. Everything
very quiet. Butter u little scarce, and active at
15c per ib. for good, nothing else need oifeI, as
poor is entirely unsaleable. We quote:
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MrOirdl.

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by its tonic propere prevents hair from falling out
It stimulates and nouishes the haigands. BY its the
hair thicker and stronger In badness restores the
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growth except in eXtCme old 1t is the most econom
cal DRESSING used AS requires fewer applications
ana gives the hair splendid glossy appearance "A HAYES
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and consider II the Best PREPARATION for its intended pur
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PRhCE ONE DDLLAR
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Sperial 1otifes.
DIR. n. OLuN.
ON MAIsislAGE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on great SOCIAL EyILi
and ABUSES, which interfere with NARRLAGE-with sure
means of relief for the Errng and Unfortunate diseased and
debitated. Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address ~ "
ARD ASS0t LAIloN,2S Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. ju.9y
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The Markets.

La Sale county bonds -. par and Interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling ut $500 per L.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. Der. 10

WEDNESDAY. Ocr. 10 49,.
AMI Liverpool per seamshy
Nevada II NJ Supplementary Mail on Per NO. :" "
H. Is closed Al l5O D. m. Steamship sails at } p N.
APras ian Closed Mail Is sent bY this line ,. "a,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VIZ"
double POSTAGE . - -, ,----.o d. -
TIIUkSDAl. OcT. IL.
Mail, f Europe Pyouh Cherboure Hamburg. steam
snip hi oi
Third Hoboken closed At Steamship sails a. p n o
foot Of Third-st, Hoboken. go ,, IN,
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid WITH
double postagel - -. -, A.. =, A., ri.
Missouri. D. m. A Supplementary hhl on fles NO.
North closed 2:5O .. steamship sails at p IN
Halifax ~ s. closed At the New York Pos. every
fhusay p. m Seamlhp sails from Portland Me- On
friday. at D. II. I'D,
Letter postage Indies except when going direct h
each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. OCT l9 .
Nal only Cork and Liverpool BY the steamship
Adnatc mails No Supplementary Mail stesmsmp
1880 White star Dock Payona Ferry jersey Cy.
Britain and the Continent Of Europe wa Souhfnpon
and Bremen per steamship Weser close at II SuppemsnI
Mai on Pier az Thris Hob0en, tor Great Bnin and e
Continent Is closed at m. Steamship sails at D. m
Direct German and Prlsian closed Mail sent BY this oe 80
ran letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage . ,-,, :, NJ,
Mails Tor and HaVe per steamship Vile d Pans
will dose Steamship sails al from Pier NO % n
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