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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03
AIpcna Boating club.

At an informal meeting of the
Alpena Boating Club, last Wednes-
day evening, J. Winslow was called
to the chair, and Geo. w. Hawkins
was appointed Secretary. The as
ISOLATION at once proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing
year, with the following result:
President-W. +. Goodenow.
Vice President-Henry Bolton.
Sccretary-Gco. w. Hawkins.
Treasurer-Geo. l.. Maltz.
On motion of Geo. L. Maltz n
committee of three, consisting of II.
ID. Churchill, V. G.. Burnham and
w. Rice, was appointedi TO draft
constitution and bylaws.
On motion Of Mr.. Maltz q com
mittee, consisting of A. Pack, w.
b. Comstock, J. Woods and A. f.
Fletcher, was appointed to select q
suitable place to erect boat house.
On motion of III. ID. Churchill
the members Of tho association cx-
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OBSERVATION OFFICE.-The Gov
eminent has determined to estab-
lish a weather observation Office
at this city, and Mr.. Frank u.
Boyes is in town for that purpose.
He has rented room on the sec
Ond floor of Bolton a. ,McRaes
block for his office, which will be
fitted up this week ready for oper-
atoms by the 10th. "The special
characteristic Of modern efforts, in
the development of meteorological
science, consists in cooperation
among observers laboring in differ
ent fields, and thus securing the
data for determining the simultan-
eous condition of the atmosphere
over extended regions of country"
Mr.. Boyes viii have the use Of the
roof of the building for his observa-
tons, and the condition of the
weather will be telegraphed to
Washington three times per day.
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l. Q G A l..
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAIl-Rev. w. w. Raftcr. Services in
the societys Church, First street. every Sabbath
morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. L. y. Barlow. Services in the
Socicty's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOIC-Fathcr Takkcn. Services in the
Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every Sab
bath morning.
CONGREGATIONAL Rev. A. II. Allen. Ser
vices IN the Society's Church, ON Second street
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METllODIST-Rcv w. Donnclly. Services in
Socicty's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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SCHOONER WHITNEY ASHORE
The schooner q. j. Whitney which
short time since was released
from Sugar Island, Lake Huron;
after long confinement and but a
few days since started out afesh
has again been unfortunate. A dis
patch was received in this city
which reports her ashore at YER
million, Lake Erie, laden with block
stone and sunk. The weather in
the meantime has been very violent
along that coast and she probably
will fare hard.-DetroH Tribune.
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Notwithstanding is a blister
which draws customers. Advertis-
ing is just like the celebrated mag
netic stone, it draws everybody and
his wife right up to the point. You
might AZ well try to make dead
man swim up stream as try to keep
people from buying from a liberal
advertiser. So say our wise cx-
changes.
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GIFT CONCERT.-At the Harmo-
ME Society Gift Concert, to be given
at the. Opera House, Detroit, on
Wednesday, Nov. 20, $4,000 in
gifts will be given away to the
holders of the tickets in 3,0S5 pri-
yes, ranging from SO to $4,000 in
grcenbacks. Tickets are placed at
50 each. For sale by III. ii. Wit
telshofcr, at the news depot. go.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03

John Gavagan is erecting a one
story building on the site of his
late boarding house;
Albert and John Mather are get
ting lumber in readiness to build
two rev residences on the Section
Line road.
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RARE CHANCE.

To any person getting us up a club of
twenty-five subscribers to the ARGUS, for
one year, accompanied by the money, we
will give a premium of Ten Dollars i'm
Cash. Or to any one sending us club
of five, we will send one extra copy of the
ARGUS for the same time.
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DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.

Iy cures all Coughs and Colds. 1t
has cured so many cases of Asthma
and Bronchitis, that it has been
pronounced a specific for these
complaints. For Pains in the
Breast, Side or Back, Gravel or
Kidney disease, diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Jaundice, or any
Liver Complaint it has no equal.
1t is also superior Tonic. Re
stores the Appetite, Strengthens
the System, Restores the Weak and |
Debilitated, Causes the food to Di- |
gcst, Removes Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestion, Prevents Malarious Fe-
vcrs, Gives tone to your System.
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1t is nothing strange that ). Rosenthal
& Co.'S is the cheapest house in their
line along the shore. They buy for cash
and sell on small margin. Mr.. S. is
going east in short time, and they offer
for sale their present stock ut bottom
prices. Irish Poplin dress patterns at
$40. Japanese Silk 75c yard, and ev-
erything else in proportion.
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Guar Reporter on the Alert.

Quar- Reporter Oh the Alert.
Extra copies of the ARGUS can he
had at the news depot, and at the
office of publication. l.
Turn out, everybody, and attend
the railroad meeting this evvning,
at the Fletcher House.
Henry Bcebe will soon start a
grocery and vegetable store in the
south room of his block, on Dock
street.
Remember the Fair and Musical
Entertainment at the Catholic
School House three evenings this
week, commencing tonight. Adj
mission % cents.
Bewick, Comstock e Co. expect
to move into their new banking
house some time this week.
Bolton & McRae have purchased
the dock property on the north side
of the river of Geo. n. Fletcher,
for 81 900.
sv-Go and see the splendid stock of
jewelry just received at Fred
Goodrich's, on First street.
DR.. Seaman is building q house
on Third street.
Last we week were shown sam
pie of brick manufactured ut Che
boygan Which was nearly the same
quality rs the milwaukee, on white
brick. 1t is said that Cheboygan
clay cannot be surpassed in the
State.
If the person who left that large
watermelon at our Office few days
since, during our absence, will only
give US some clue as to who the
donor was, we will try and "do the
handsome" by him.
.. "A. Harshaw, Of Harshaw & CO.,
returned last week from n trip be-
low. He expects to bring his fam
lily to this city this fall.
1t is just as hard for a business
man to get along without adver-.
tising as it is for n wagon to ran
without grease.
Fall goods are being received by
our merchants.
Mr.. w. r. Crawford and Miss
Theresa Bingham were united in
marriage last Wednesday evening,
by Rev. w. Donnelly. ,r -
Another straw-the canvassing
of the Greeley settlement q few
days since, 10y Thos. McGinn, with
this result: Grant, =; Greeley, Is.
Miss Mary Luce has gone to Cal
ifornia, where she intends to re-
main about one year.
Henry Potter and wife are on a
visit to New York.
There will be another meeting of
the Boating Club at the Fletcher
House Thursday evening. !
Cord. Davis is about to commence
the erection of a building on the |
corner of Dock and Oldfield streets,
which will be occupied by Mrs.
SelhclS, as a millinery store. /
Last Friday evening the steamer
W. X. Clinton discovered q barge
and schooner in waterlogged
condition, off Point Au Baroues,
and their cargoes of lumber float
ing in every direction.
Three new buildings are going
up on Mill street. II,
+. w. Gilchrisht is building n
dock and warehouse in the rear of
his residence, on the north side.
The fall term of the Union School
commenced yesterday.
Mrs. Winslow, wife of ]. Wins
low, of Harshaw d Co., is in town.
She is using the Mineral water for
the, benefit of her health.
The person who lost a child's hat
between Campbellvillc and the Con-
gregational Church, one day last
week, can recover the same by call
ing at this office.
Part of the machinery for Vail
d Blanchard's new machine shopi
has arrived
~
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tended their thanks to Mr.. Boon
for the use of the Fletcher House
for the evening.
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Advertisements must he handed i'm by
Monday morning to secure insertion in
the same weeks issue OF the ARGUS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03

II YOU want to see beautiful mems
slippers and boots, you must go to Malsh's
new store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03
Beautify Your Complexion,

Do not use paint or powder, but
get more permanent beauty by
purifying your blood. This prepa-
ration of Iron and Poke Root
makes q rough and scaly skin soft
and smooth changes that sallow
complexion to one of freshness and
health, and removes any Eruptivc
Diseases of the Skin, Pmplcs, Pus-
tules, Blotches and Eruptions. If
you wish rosy checks and healthy
complexion, use DIR. Crooks Com
pound Syrup of Poke Root.
ISvl
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We do not hold Oursclf responsible for
the views of our correspondents, or the
ideas contained in any communication to
the ARGUS.
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Cards, Circulars, Envelopes, Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, State
.ments, Posters, Handbills, &c, superbly
printed ut the ARGU Office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03

THE GREAT UNION FAIR OF MICHIGAN,
] will be held ut Grand Rapids, September lG,
IL, Is, 10, 20, and 81, 1872.
The Second Annual Fair Of the Northern Mich
igan Agricultural and Mechanical Society. S22,-
600 in premiums besides diplomas.
The Third Annual Fair of the Michigan state
genealogical Society. $1,000 in premiums on fruits
and flowers.
$4,000 will be given rs Speed Prizes, which will
bring together some of the best horses in the
The Prcmiums on Cattle are the largest ever
lo6ered n the West. $4,000 viii be given as
Herd Prizcs. Every department OF Live Stock Is
encouraged by like premiums.
The Products of the Soil, Machinery, Manufac-
lures and Fine Arts, will each receive due atten-
ton and hJCral Premiums are offered.
The show of Fruit and Flowers will excel any
thing Of the kind ever seen In this country.
The grounds, already large, are being enlarged
and greatly improved. A forty acre addition has
teen made which will enable us 90 have the best
track IN the State in illness for the coming Ex-
position.
new, large Art Hall, convenient in its appoint
monts and propositions and beautiful in style Of
architecture VIII I've erected nc cost of $4,000 "a.
The Manufacturers Hall, the Pathological Hall
aud the Agricultural and Mechanical Halls will
bc enlarged.
5jw3 Grand Haven.
- ;Tw ~-rs
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Local Notices.

Don't forget that the ARGUS Office is
again in good running order. We are
prepared, as heretofore, to execute all
manner of job Printing, from VISITING
Card to Mammoth Poster, on the short
est notice, and in good style. No extra
prices on account OF the late fire.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-03

1t is mark of the unsuccessful man,
that he invariably locks his stable when
the horse has been stolen. This sort of
wisdom never thinks about bodily health
until it Is gone. But just as much
as any disease had become seated,
the powersof the system to resist and
throw of is weakened ; hence time is all
important. For dyspepsia, all diseases
of the liver, stomach, skin and kidneys,
and all that begin i'm Initiated blood, do
not wait until the trouble is confirmed,
but attack it by timely use of Dr..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters.
ShuA
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can rely ON being cured with this
preparation known as DIR. Crooks
Compound Syrup of Poke Root
Rheumatism, Pains in Limbs or
Bones, Constitutions broken down
by Mercurial or other poisons, are
all cured by it. For Syphilis, or
Syphiitic faint, there is nothing
equal to it. A trial will prove it.
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IL eep the Blood Pure

And the Health of the
system will follow. There
is a preparation of Iron
and Poke Root more eff
fectual than all others,
which will remove from
yUtii oyoI~--- Az ;.~,r---.-
and vitiated blood which
causes disease, and at the
same time build up your
health and strength. 1t
never fails to cure. If
you have Scrofula, Scrof-
ulous Diseases of the
Eyes or Ears, or Scrofn-
la in any form, letter,
White Swelling, Old
Sores, Ulcers, or Scrofu-
lous Inflammations, YOU
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

Congress adjourned last night at nine
o'clock sine die, having been in session for
nearly slK months. The principal measure
that has been acted upon was the tax and
tariff bill, which 10 great extent changes
the Internal revenue system and very sen,
Sibly Affects the customs.
The Senate has done very little except talk.
In that branch OF Congress the first six weeks
were consumed by Mr.. Schurz & Co. In au
attack on the New York custom.housc, which
was followed by the French arms business
and sundry other matters bearing on the
coming campaign.
II was mainly owing tOhm that the highest
legislative chamber In this country has been
degraded by converting 1t into political
stumplng ground, TO the detrlment Of the
public business aud TO the substantial inter-
ests Of the republic.
The House has, as general thing, done
we'll. Il has fought shy OF politics, and, for
the most part, attended to Its legitimate
business, It has originated whatever OF good
and beneficial legislation that has been passed,
and greatly strengthened itself with the
people. The necessity for au extra session
has been obylated by the passage OF the en-
forcement act In modified form.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

al hal
Isn nos,vu ss.,,a.,s no, o,iy for ,be Oc.
go ~, ~. :, ~. Nov.r,ber elections
- ~ ,,.,,,..,.,, oh,.c, n, iton,x
ahh wv, .'..s - =. !. sho.maLs, M,
Mlison MlS,,,n, tnIs ~ -, ,h., s-ha,h., .s I.
tney aS OVns. ,.na,a, ~ .iwnvs d,i Ma
s'
- n -, ,,,-,., A., ,n. ,.ho, r,.ot I'm m.
,,,u,i,., n..,.,,,a.., 80, r.. m,
,., rs...ls,,s -. - ,.,S, ~ ~, 80
av -, s..",,-. - !. ,',,s,s,.,' a.. .,,,. A.
,san fO"' ""
THh present prospects OF tne btecioy uoho'
remind one OF that northern ehme OF Whien tno
Noodentter wrote; There alnt nothln' 70 com.
pam o. up herei out there Us speh IN august
when the sleighin' aint hrH.rate'
THE Philadelphia Pres says! Prom pres
ent survey Of the neid, and taking into consld.
GRAFTON all the possible circumstances and de-
velopments that may influence the result Of the
election, Grant and wilson's success seems Ger.
| tain"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

CoSoREss, during the session which has
Just closed, has dealt In much more liberal
and generous spirit with the District Of Co
lumbia than II has been accustomed TO do.
The appropriations for various purposes have
been on the whole fair, and we have no doubt
funds placed at bis disposal. When Congress
reAssembles next December we predict tina
the combined efforts of the Superintendent o.
Public Building and Grounds and Of tho
Board Of Public Works will have gone great
way toward making Washington what 1t il
destined TO become-the most beautiful city
in the Union.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

vcntlon at Cleveland and made nominations
for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency. Mr.
Greeley was the head aud front Of the anti
Lincoln movement the same as he Is the
leader Of the opposition to General Grant.
The people caro- nothing about this squad
bling Of the politicians. They stood by
washlngton, they stood BY Jackson they
stood by Lincoln; ard they VIII stand by
Grant In November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11

Mn. RANDALL did a graceful thing last
evening, Just before adjournment, In offering
q resolution OF thanks to Speaker Blaine.
Mr.. Blaine has, during the session which has
Just closed, and, indeed, since he has been
Speaker. won golden opinions from every
ono. His rulings have been emlnently fair
and Just on oil occasions. lie has held the
party scales evenly, and has succeeded in
that most difficult Of all tasks, pleased his own
party without offending the opposition by
extreme partisanship.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
the ACCEPTANCE OF TIE NOMINATIONS.

Ihk ACChfIAHCb w NE hOhiaAtiOAb.
Aswill be seen by reference To our news
columns President Grant and Senator Wilson
were yesterday officially Informed OF their
nomination as the candidates of the Rcpubll-
eau party for the Presidency and Vice Presl-
dency by the Hon. Thomas Settle and the
vice presidents Of the late Philadelphia con-
vention. The nominations have been ac-
cepted, and the Republican standard bearers
are In the field.
Judge Settles letter of notification Is brief
and 10 the point The President, in his re-
ply, pledges that II elected In November he
will give "tho same zeal and devotion 10 the
good OF the whole people for the future Of
his Official life as shown In the past" Tho
people ask no further pledge or promise from
Gen. Grant What he has done In the past
is only the earnest Of what be will do In the
iuture. During the last ten years he has
lAooieu stSadny ana ufsiessiy ior me good
Oh ne Whoie people lie mas been honest
ana ial'Iim since the hour ne oitered his ser
n0eoD ms oousuy ln inc beginning OF the
sNuHsio' noin 'ne snioAe anu oiood OF "hleh
No o'ousnt u out 70 glorious victory The
sAne s usToNVh mat nc hANo 70 ms country 10
~. ,ae uSiu ue nAe sven ~ neI IN tue council
~ tLs - ~. s .IH., ~ Ia~ snle1 leSIs aeo no
s.,,ssi' I,; sne ,esSo,; nc Prom'Sea economy
.s"a,S - no III" an =, ~ ~ 'ne ns", 'nIt ne
sa.Ins, ,,o lii ~ ,.o rao,Ia anJ SuV'eu
Kent them ALI ~
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ny u. n. wARNER, Real Ksists Broker
nalMnnn d md n.
rRuSTEEsSo SoiIAEss EAhS qE sao nYIpJsS EEb sS LOTS

TRUBTKES' SALE or BUILDING LOTS IN
sQUAAhB 800 AND 603,
iIl and duly Teoorded ~ IAber No 6bl folio id one
pi the Land Records Of WAAhington, District q 10
cured. .e viii se a. pubs aneilon, the prtmlses
TO the hlah heat bidder on WEDNEhDAH, June ~,
ls11, at oolooS p. no., lot uumbsTod ali, (d,1 ID
square ngmbefsd dye hundred and piuoiy nine, stu.
ALod on o and CANAL ntroeta southNsat AtsO, on the
same day, Al $50 O'Clock y, M part Of square sum.
berod b9L beeinninH for the AZ tht northeast
the no OF Bouth atieet loo toet theneo IA stTalEht
line Al right angles 70 sAd street south il7k feet
place Of beEnnlng, ginG In the city Of Washington,
Terms VII BE- made known on the day Of sale, Ali
~ down when each lot la struck on 10 case The
sTs I1' SGnP'd " l. s n sIysS s d. IT ALE
the defAultnE purchaser,
UieO. W. sTiOKNEY,l Trustees
my97-ooAds u. II. WARNKR. Auot.
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RYB u, WARNRR. Heal Es,ato. BroLer
OAnd AuouOnoer' Ne 72g Seventh street, between

TRUSTEES SALE OF An ELEGANT FOUR.
brOnY PREsBBRloR FRONT RESIDENCF
NORTH sIDK on BTRFFT HFTWfrN
NINTH AND TENTH BTREkTs.
By virtue OF . deed OF trust To me- dated luna
a, i570, and duly recorded In HboT SIS, folio 90 ons
the land records e Washington county DlstTiot n
OolnphA, and b. direction q the pAry ihsTebI %.
cured will sell At public auction, 70 the bid
April lsIl oa ne premises, that Par o. lot 4 10
lnEton oltK, d, o., comprised Within the following
metsa and bounds, Whi Commencing for the same on
street A. the southwest corner o. aAid LOT, and
thence north 100 feet, thence Oast " feol, thsnes
south 100 foe and thence west u feat 10 paos OF be-
klnninE WI I'm mprovomonta thereon, subject 10 Ger
tAin groqnd rent, which will be mads klosn on The
dAy o. sale and which can BE- purchased Tor nnml.
hal eopsidsTaten. Title perfect II i Improved by
alaS. % H. ,t5If TsiSh 9 o1s o. ,sS @G;. Dc
oT for private boarding house the esiinEs hiEh
M rooms spacious and all IL Gpp0intmenta elegant
All modorn oonvenloncoa
Terms Of baloi e5.0lO oAAh. balance In tI, twelve
eightoon aud tWen four months, With ten Dor cent
nterest secured hy decd Of trust On tbs property
gleo down uhon the property T. struck on. Stamps
and oonvqIAnolnG AZ ne cost OF the purchaser.
terms e b ee@glisd gith n seven dsys after The
Of the dolHuitlng purchaser, --- WV
DANlHL l.. EATON, Trustss
Ap6OoAds y. II. WARNER, AastionseT.
TH-TUR ABovRsALR is POSTPONED UNTIL,
SATURDAY, June 4 -, l6la same Il 1aF and piaeo
DANIkL L hArON, Trustee,
b, II. WARHItR, Auetionser,
uyiboodds tstaE
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nv W.. H.. WALL. a. o., Auotisneors,
NOs. 900 and sO2 Psnn'Jl'AniA avenue

nv W.. H.. WALL. a. OQ., Auotisneors,
Ii Nsg Marble BuildinH.
Nos 900 and s02 Psnn'1l'AniA avenue
AALk oE VAN. ale REAL ESTATE IN
BAL" oF SS60A IN 1SS. :,
Ip pursuance Of 30 ords, Of ne supreme % SoSI. q
MAJ, isTS, In eorlain Osass IN hqIy No 81, w.,
whSisla james D. Faslhsr4lonba n ,i M s. a.
isndsnt, ths undsrsiSnod tTustss, appoln. ls,,as
cree n aid cause, viii ensr for sale on the "A
op MONDAY, the t7lh day Of June. fsTS. y,
o'clock, D. M, ali the following describe piees y"
parcel q Eround situate 10 the sild oiy of washins.
square tour hundred Aad elghty niue, U'pO IL the
original plan OF said otT, becpnlnG Tor tho sal pa
At The northwest corner o. said lot BIth street,
aud runainE thsnes with said street south twenty.
I've A) feet and aiE and half (6s) inches, thence
dug east TO tho rear Of said lot, thence due north
ath ,he ad rear liae twontT.nye (2bl feot and siI
aud half on nehoa 70 the northeast corner OF said
ot theuee due west with the bounding line between
lots numbered i've aud sK In said square u the place
fcfin, Of salo, Ono third Of the purchase money in
cash tho residue ia eqnal inslAllmontA In one and
the purchAse money In cash, al the option Of the
eepianee Of the bid. OonvsyAncinE A6d stAmps at
II the terms Of sale arc not complied with In Eve
at The sIpsnSe and isl ID the dOialtiss purchaser
JNo. d. AepHERsqH. Trustee.
mI9I-eoAds fstAfl Auotloneers,
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Steamship Lines.

EoR NEW YORK. BOSTON AND NORFOLK.
On and .nsrAprn ~. 1871, the steamer Apy
OF THE LAKK, carrying the Unltsd
States Mall. viii leave orOuOh's wharf.
foot OF Sixth street, Mondays and lElE1EsE1sn
opal landings along the hyerD Tor Norfolk oonnoetns
q Norfolk with ths N. a N. stsamshp Oomisapy ioI
BOSTON also oouneeting With the Virginia heamship
Company for New YoIk. mailing sem. woekiJ freight
from the above cities
AEeuts-N ID. Gruner, Norfolk, Va. 1 N. KldridEs
AleIandrA,y Va j. q, Waters, OeorSetowu, ID. q.
Thos NJ. Cryuon viii reosive and deliver freight n
SlIth street wharf until O'Clock, n, m
hrAnoh Ticket once AZ kkON'S RIpTs,a Once
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