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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-29

THE RED MEN.--A new tribe of Red
Men will be instituted in Norfolk o-night
and another in Portsmouth on Thursday
night. A party of sachems and warriors
from Richmond will do the work. Tho
advertisement says "seventy pale faces
will be scalped."
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A CoMPLIMENT.-Geo w. Zeah-
ring, an employee at the depot at Green
brier bridge, West Virginia, was arrested
on the 24th instant at Caldwell, West
Virginia, by Captain John Frey, special
agent postoffice department, on charge
of robbing the postoflice.
In noticing the above fact, also first
stated by us, the Washington Chronicle
says: mo higher compliment can be paid
to the efficiency and skill of Captain Frey
than to say that this case was worked up
in less than one week."
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POLITICAL ADDRESS. Colonel Isaac
II. Shields, of this city, late surgeon-in.
chief on General Sheridan's staff, will ad.
dress the Hughes and Ramsdell Flambeau
club tomorrow evening at S'clock. Every.
body is invited to attend.
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ACCIDENT AT THE TUNNEL.-Just as
we are going to press We learn that at
about 8 O'Clock, as the timbers which sup
ported the arching at the west end of the
@. u O.. tunnel were being removed, large
piece of wood struck one of the workmen
on the head, completely scalping him.
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OYsTERs.-The reason that oysters
just from the shell never sit heavy on q
fellows stomach is that they contain their
own gastric juice, and Immediately on
being swallowed are ready to go into q
state of liquidation, thereby putting
themselves in accord with mans internal
onomy.
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ELECTION DOCUMENTS. Tho secre-
tary of the commonwealth is busy sending
off blank election returns to the various
counties throughout the state preparatory
the election in November next.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Death of IL Prominent Tenian.
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-
James Gibbons, late president of the Fe-
man Brotherhood, is dead.
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FINANCIAL.-Those gentlemen of Rich
mond who have gone to other cities and
put their money in banks that have proved
to be broken, may console themselves by
rejecting on the old adage of going farther
and faring worse. The truth of the bust.
ness is, Richmond has always possessed
banks where you could draw your money
out with Checks, at any time. if you were
lucky guesser.
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CAsTORIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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A SUPERSTITION and since the
inception of the great German musical
festival here there have been hung out in
front of the residences and places of bust
ness of various citizens of Richmond, BAN
ners, wreaths, garlands and other decora.
tions, including also number of Tyres,
surrounded by various harmonious adjuncts.
Now we would like to inquire if our Ger
man fellow citizens should suspend in front
Of their houses every liar in town, how
many folks would be left to sec the
"Ecce guam bonum, bonum et .j,tcuadam,
hGbitqre fjat,'es in a,,uDe,D
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BoHEMIANs.-A band of gypsics have
arrived and encamped near this city. Some
of them were in the city to-day and at
tracted much attention. These wanderers
are making their way southwark.
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THE BEST CIRCUS ON THE ROAD
| OF all thee street parades that have evel
preceded circus entertainment in Rich
mond, the one this morning by the
mammoth New York exhibition, Of Mr.
l.. b. Lent, was certainly most infinitely
| the king bee." In arrangement it was
perfect; in trappings and decorations it was
gorgeous, and we never had any entertain.
ment of like character evoke such univer'
sal, hearty demonstrations of delight and
| approval from the spectators. Mr.. Lent
can congratulate himself upon even going
beyond public expectation in the magnif.
cence of his street parade.
One thing that was particularly remarked
on the streets calls for mention in this place,
and that is, the beauty and dash Of the
fiery-spirited coursers that drew the
orientally beautiful band-wagon. These
animals were the finest without exception
we have ever seen in any procession, and
must be worth fortune in themselves.
The chariot was marvellous work of art,
and Its beauty surprised everybody. The
team of lilliputian Shetland ponies was a
feature of the turnout hitherto unknown
in this region, and was certainly chief OBJ
ject of interest to the thousands of men,
women and children that lined the streets
through which the procession passed.
In fact, everything was satisfactory. From
the music that Page and his associates rem
dered from the mlrth that the four Sons of
Momus seated on their diminutive donktys,
created; from the horrors that was inspired
by the sight of Zanga in the serpent's den
and Leo in the tigers cage, down to the
appearance aud dash of the lady and gen.
tlemen cavaliers, everything was up to the
advertised announcements, and each and
every person that witnessed the pageant,
felt, we are sure, when it had passed, as
if bright dream had faded away from
before their vision.
Now, all we have to add is word of
advice to our readers. If they desire to
see sawdust entertainment that has
no superior on the American continent to-
day, let them attend the show at the corner
of Second and Leigh streets, during its brief
stay of two days and nights. Mr.. Lent
has kept his word in one particular to our
entire satisfaction, and we have no reason,
when looking at his past honorable career,
to doubt that he will continue to do so in
every detail in the future.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS, NEW AND OLD
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
Offer at State Board prices, to Public Schools,
all the PRIMERS, SPELLERS, READERS,
ARITHMETICS, GRAMMARS, DICTION-
ARIES, BIOGRAPHIES. HISTORIES,
COPY-BOOKS, CHARTS, MAPS,
GLOBES, SLATE PENCILS,
CRAYONS, PENS, HOLD
Frs, INK, INKSTANDS.
For Private Schools they keep all the popular
English, French, Spanish, Italian, German,
Hebrew Greek and Latin Textbooks. Also
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
Discount made to teachers and merchants. A
Catalogue of School Books, with prices, sent free
The largest stock of Law and Miscellaneous
Books, new and old. 1918 Main street.
Sc 27-2t
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ST. PETERS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL FOR
BOYs.-This school-house, situated on
Marshal street, between Ninth and Tenth,
has been completed, and the school was
form ally opened this morning under COM
petent corps Of teachers. Interesting GER
emonies of blessing the building took place
yester afternoon, Immediately after ves-
pers at the Cathedral. A procession was
formed of the boys and girls of the con-
gregation and the various Catholic socle-
ties of the city, including st. Boniface's
German society, Of st. Mary's church, and
marched to the building. After entering
the large hall on the third floor. the Right
Rev. Bishop Gibbons gave a detailed finan-
cial exhibit of affairs IN connection with the
erection of the building. The whole cost,
including fixtures, &c., was $21 900: of
which the congregation raised $4,000 the
Rev. Bishop contributed $1,000; the late
Bishop Magill left $4,000; $4,000 was
contributed by society in France for the
benefit of foreign missions, and 81 900 by
a private party-making in all $4,000,
and leaving debt balance of Sc, 900 yet
due. After the foregoing statement had
been made, the Rev. Bishop, attended by
the priests of the parish, proceed to the
ceremony of blessing the several floors and
halls of the building, commencing with the
lower floor, the choir in the meantime be.
ing engaged in rendering various hymns
The building is substantially built of brick
is we'll arranged for thepurpose designed il
its construction, possesses some architec
tural beauty and is capable Of accommo
dating some 800 scholars. This morning
mass was said in the Cathedral, attended
by about $50 boys entered for the school
after which they marched in body to tn
| school-house to commence their studies.
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A SMAsHER COMES TO GRIEF.--Jeif
Horn, charged with smashing the door
blinds Of the residence of Joe Cox, and
cutting up high old time generally, was
fined twenty dollars and required to give
security in the sum of 500 for his good
behaviour, in default Of which he was sent
to Jail for six months.
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FATAL KEROSENE ExPLosION.-Sa Sat-
urday night, about 8 o'clock, colored
woman in the employ of Mr.. Samuel nj.
Price, who resides at the corner of Second
and Cary streets, was filling lighted lamp
with kerosene oil when it exploded, setting
her clothes on fire, and burning her so
dreadfully as to cause death in few hours.
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PERsoNAL.-On Saturday Governor
Walker and General Eppa Hunton were
registered at the Mansion House, Alexan-
dria.
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DIED.

COTTRELL.-At AZ o'clock this morning,
ANNIE CUTTRELL, daughter of W. r. and An
ME Cottrel, aged seven months and fifteen days
Her funeral will take place at her fathers res
idence, No. 2627 Main street, TOMORROW at 8
o'clock p. m. Friends and acquaintances of the
family are invited to attend q
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FRATERNAL

FRATERNAL UTTERANCES.- The
Washington Chronicle says that Extra
Billy Smith told the people of Alexandria,
in his speech Thursday night, that some O
R. Il. Daniels blood flowed in his veins
The editor thereupon observes: awe
never saw or heard of Virginian who die
not claim to be kin to Pocahontas, Raleigf
u. Daniel, or q negro"
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BITTEN BY A SPIDER.-A few days
since Mrs. Ro. W. Oliver, residing on the
corner of Clay street and Brook avenue,
was bitten on the face by yellow-backed
spider. Her face Immediately became
swollen to frightful extent. Drs. Nall
and Thomas were called in. 1t was thought
the unfortunate lady would die. She is
now, however, recovering.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80,

THE GREAT PICNIC AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Mass Chorus Singing during the day by all the
Societies. At night Grand Illumination, Calcium
Lights, Balloon, Fire. Works, Two Bands.
Sc 2q-2t
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.- :

VEN NIAUN LININENI'.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CESTAUR LINIMENT Will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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QUICK Work. Justice j. j. Crutch.
field disposed of twenty cases in the police
court to-day in an hour and forty minutes
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. &Sft

Freight received until Monday night.
THE OLD DOMINION STEAM SHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. WALKER, will sail on TUES
DAY, September 80, at 10 a. m.
Positively freight received after a. m.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all ponts--north, south.
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare.............. .....ql2 "
blteIdB6.. ........s.s.s. o W
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN & CO,
SO 29--lt Company's Wharf Rockets.
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In second Congressional District.


Appointments for Hon. J. II. PIatt, ir., cam
vasser for Tidewater division of the state.
Isle of Wight Courthouse, Monday, October
9th.
York Courthouse, Tues day, October 7th.
Prince George Courthouse, Thursday, Octo-
ber 9th.
Windso,, Isle OF Wight county, Saturday, Octo-
berllth.
Suffolk, Nansemond county, Monday, October
18TH
ssurry Courthouse, Tuesday, October 14th.
Charles City Courthouse, Thursday, October
10th.
New Kent Courthouse, Saturday, October 18th.
Southampton Courthouse, Monday, October
20th.
Elizabeth City Courthouse Thursday, Octo
ber 23Td.
Sussex Courthouse, Saturday, October 24th.
Local committees will please make arrange
ments in accordance with the above.
H. B. NICHOLS,
Chairman Congress ional committee.
w. N. STEVENS, Secretary.
The following appointments of the Hon. @. p.
Ramsdell, accompanied by J. Foote Johnson and
Captain j. Henry Rives are hereby announced
Montgomery, (Chrstansburg), Friday, Octo
ber 3rd.
day, October 4th.
Aibermarle, charlottesville, Monday, October
9Th.
Pulaski, (Newbern), Tuesday, October 7th.
The Republican Mass Meeting at Charlottes.
ville on Monday, October 9Th, will be addressed
by Hon. O. p. Kamsdell, Judge David Fultz,
Colonel J. Harmer Gilmer, Captain J. II. Riv es
and other distinguished speakers.
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Marine.
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, September 29.-Louise Muhl-
back, the celebrated German novelist, is
dead.
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NEW YORK.

Illicit DIstilIery in sing-sing.
NEW YORK, September 29.-An illicit
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ASSEMBLY HALL.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER 1sT.
OCTOBER IsT.

PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
Wizard of the North, assisted by the beautiful
LE0NA ANDERSON. 100 Presents given away
nightly. Doors open at 7, performance COM
mences at o'clock. Admission, 35 cents Re-
served Seats so cents. To be had at the hall
during the day. DIR. L. REESE
Sc 26-10t Agent
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FOR RENT.

III In la LARGE, MO- a.
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in H::I
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply TO
Sc 1S-tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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MEETINGS..

HEADQUARTERS HUGHES AND
RAMSDELL FLAMBEAU CLUB,
RICHMOND, VA, September 49, 1873
rTNHE HUGHES AND RAMSDELL l.n
Il FLAMBEAU CLUB will meet at No. G'NkN
909 Broad street, between Ninth and YaAF9S
Tenth Streets TOMORROW EVENING aezAxzs
at O'Clock. Every member of the Club and all
who desire to connect themselves with the
Club, are earnestly and respectfully urged to
be present.
COLONEL !. II. SHIELDS will address the
meeting on this occasion.
BY order of the President, RUSH BURGESS.
T. p. WILKINSON,
Sc 2G-2t Secretary
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1879
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-

ginia.
In the matter of James w. Timberake, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO whom 1t may concern: The undersigned,
William III. Allderdce, of Richmond in the
county Of Henrieo and State of Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of
the estate of ]. w. Timberlake. of the county OF
Cnlpsperi In said district, and who was to-wit, on
the sth day of July, a. d, 1873, adjudged bank
rupt upon the petition of his creditors, by the
District Court of the United States, for said
district.
WM II. H.ALLDERDICE,
Sc seS-MSw Assignee
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AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS
different Fairs in Virginia will commence
at the following times and places this
year:
WTScHEsTER-Shenandoah Val. Ag'l. October
LExtNGToN-RockbridgeC County ......... October 8
Observation-Disclosures Agricultural. October Ia
STAuNToN-Augusta County Ag'i...... o october Ia
DANvILLE-Border Agriculturai...... October q
PErERsBuRd-Petersburg Agl.".."..". October 21
RIoHMoND-State Agricultural ........... October "a
NoRFoLK-Va. & N. @. Ag'l..... -. Novem. 4
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H9s~ II. MCCORM MICK'S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I4l4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and IN p. M.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture Housefurnishing Goods, &C., SC.
COME ONE, COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY statesmen constantly
In attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale at auction prlces.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Conn
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door shles puuctually attended to. jy l-f
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ASSIGN
MENT OF TEACHERS FOR 1S73'74.-
The public schools of this city opened this
morning at 9 o'clock. A large number of
scholars were enrolled. The follow ing
assignment of teachers has been made for
the session of 1S73-'74.
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morning at 9 o'clock. A large number O
scholars were enrolled. The follow ing
assignment of teachers has been made fol
the session of 1S73-'74.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Madison School-Mr. Il. w. Cone,
principal. Teachers: Misses M. A. Full
ton, H. A. Bass, A. T.. Hicks, M. l.. w.
Jones, e. M. Garnet, M. d. Shell, Z. V.
Shell and J.. A. Marsh.
Leigh Schcol-Rev. w. B. McGilvray
principal. Teachers: Misses L. L. Hocka-
day, l.. P. Hulce. M. Walters, j. E. Whit
ney, f. w. Walker, V. l.. Sutton, M. Il
Curtis, N. M. Kelley, l.. R. Robins, Mrs.
R. A. Apperson, Mrs. l.. S. Cosby and
Miss M. e. Savage.
Brook Avenue School-Mr. G. W. Rig
gan, principal. Teachers: Misses M. p.
Taylor, L. Dixon, G. G. Morton.
Central School-Mr. S. Il. Pendleton,
principal. Teachers: Misses T. NJ.
Hutcheson, S. r. Morris, A. Pecor, R.
Moore, J. ii. Wiglesworth, e. M. Marsh,
L. NJ. Hicks, i. Hlliard, i. P. Bohannan,
A. Leigh and V. Hicks.
Bellevue School-Mr. James 81. Peay,
jr., Principal. Teachers: Misses E. G..
Stanwood, A. M. Martin. j. M. Sharp,
NJ. c. Hughes, II. W. Rogers, M. Fergus,
L. A. Follkes, M. Ezekiel, M. L. Alley,
II. H. Richardson, l.. +. Dolon, M. j..
Thompson and s. j. Harwood.
Bethel School-Mr. j. p. Thomas. prin-
cipal. Teachers: Misses X. o. Neil, S.
E. Ramos, S. Lambert, G. S. Taylor and
E. Emmenhauser.
Nicholson School-Teachers Miss E.
l.. Bott and Rev. j. M. Darden.
High School-Mr. w. f. Fox. prime :
pal. Assistants: Misses e. III. New and
Fl. A. Mitchell. First Grammar Misses
J. P. Read and M. V. Hudgins. German :
Miss M. Lybrock and l.. Heisz.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Baker School-Mr. L. p. Crump,
principal. Teachers: Misses P. A. Payne,
E. +. Brown, B. V. Faris, M. McWilliam
M. A. Gwathmey. B. Walthall, Mrs. L.
Stith, Messrs. l.. F. Bagby, A. 10th, Fl.
H. Barber and G. F. McKimm.
Navy Hill School-Miss Il. Knowles,
principal. Teachers: Miss Z. V. Dixon,
Messrs. o. M. Stuart and P. III. Wool
folk, Misses X. Gilmore, r. L. Dixon, N,
j. Merriwether, M. F. Voolfolk, B. Ma
son and f. @. Rogers.
Valley School-M. @. ID. Montague,
principal. .ssTeachers: Misses Ii. l.. S. llar'
ris, M. E. Wilkinson, II. Il. Weed, M
Colin, Mr.. E. Garlick, Mrs. M. II. Chap
pell, Misses S. E. Birchett, G. M. Chap
pell, M. L. Anderson, Mrs. A. E. Moon
Miss E. r. G. Shelton, Mrs. S. Q. Hughes
and Miss E. M. Snyder.
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B6~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE-GAS FIXTURES and OHANpE-
LIERS, REBRoNZED and REPAfRED-made
to look as good as newly
DANIEL O'DONNELL
ap s-6m SIS Broad Street.
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SOUTH CAROIJNA

CHARLESTON, September 2S.-A better
feeling prevailed at the lose of the business
Saturday, National banks having received
larger amount of greenbaclSs on deposit
than they paid out in checks. No suspen-
sions have occurred beyond those an.
nounced on Friday.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 29.-Consols un-
changed. Bank rate 5 per cent. Erie
at 4ls.
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BY TELEGRAPH
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The
following letter was written to-day
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SPECIAL RATES made at counter, or by
contract with regular patrons
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, September 3d.
In consequence of the money crisis in the
cities, the University of Virginia has made
arrangements for credits to all students
tempor arily embarrassed by the same.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GREAT SENGERFEST

SEPTEMBER 2s, 20, 80, AND OCTOBER
New-York tribune., 1873-07-30
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. JCLT 80.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 60 .
Nil, ~ Er,,,. via and Liverpool steamship Nevada,
at 30 no Supplementary Mall eseaAsNb sA' HVA
Pier No. 20 N. r. at 03O a. m - v.,.
Mai, m gnrope s Southampton sni Bremen, steamship kon
close et IL m Supplementary Mail for dolblepostge leirs aud
printed matter s closed l;l5 steamship sLs al y u
fIosl foot Of ThIdsL. Hoboken
THURSDAY. JULY 81.
Via PlvinDuh Cherb0ur and Hsm11r per fsm
sp Wesphaia IL supDeneniaT MAI Tor a'iDe
postage ee aHd pr ted matter is closed at 40 p m sieam'Ap
sds at D. m from Pier foo. Of Thir;-sL, Ioboken n -, .
for Havana direct. bY the steamship C ofMerda close
o. NJ Supplementary Mail for double 20,tage letters and ple
maieru closed at 2:i0 Steamship saIb h u uoA tf
Mails f5 lis ETC. By the steamship vksburv close at p m
Na fYr ernaia by steamship Abemare close a. p a.
steamIL!p sails Gt 3 ,. m from Per No 81 ~ Il
FRIDAY. AUG J.
Newfoundlsn1 close at the NeeYork every you
dsT and FRIDAY Steamship sails from Portland hs o1
TasldaY at D. m. o.
Mail for sar s. r closed al the Hew-YOrk PostOAee every
SATURDAY, AGO. 2.
Mas r Great Britain and France only via Queenstown ana Liverpool
by steamship Airac eoe at 3 bnppenfntsg hlsh
letters and printed matter Is CLOSED az ~ 10 IN
Steamship IL FROM White Star DOCK, FaTonA Fe
Jersey CitV. 4, a.. .-.-.-..,t.
Mails Southampton and Bremen by the
No.rl IL Supplementary Mail Tor double Postss
letters printed il closed at l;l3 m Steamship sss AZ
2 IN from foot Of Ihiri-st Hoboken
Drec, Prussar closed Ma ent oy this line
Mails Tor Key steamship Clyde close at p M seamshp
saik at 3 D. L. irom Pier No. 20 B. X
SUNDAY. AGO 3
All Mails o'clock Tins fOs.ohoe Is open hom
mi a.