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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

COOP REASONS FOR Nor ENGAGING IN A
DUEL-A good deal Of laughter has greeted
the following letter, which is said to have been
written under these circumstances: Two well
known young men in Paris had quarreled about
some trife. Cards had been exchanged seconds
summoned a duel arranged. At daybreak the
morning of the fight, the challenged principal
received this letter from the challenger: 'My
dear sir ard adversary: have two objections
to the duel which over obliging friends have ar
ranged between us. Ny first objection is,
am afraid Of hurting you. My second objec-
ton is, I am afraid you will hurt me. 1 really
can't see what earthly advantage it would be
10 me to put ball into your body, even were
10 lodge it in the most feshy part of your back
could nos make any, the least culinary use ot
you after your death, for you are neither a rab.
bit nor turkey besides, am not a cannioal
and do not feed on human flesh. Wherefore
then, should / kill man whom can put to nc
sort of use? Beef is a great deal better, for
while I am quite sure yours is tender and deli.
cate, am afraid it lacks that frmness which
takes salt, and / am sure it would not kaer
long. As for myself, confess I have decided
objections 10 putting myself in the path cf 8
dangerous prcjectile. 1 am downright fright
ened to think you might hit me, and feel pru.
dnce requires me to keep in doors at the time
appointed by our over obiging friends for you
to shoot your pistol. If you persist in youl
whim of trying your pistols oblige me by
taking for your mark some object of nearly my
dimensions instance the trunk of tree
You will find plenty Of them in the woods.
you hit it, drop me line to let me know, anc
will instantly confess that, had I stood r
the trees place, you would have hit me, too
Accept, my dear sir and dear adversary assu
RANGES of nv most distinguished consideration. ,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

= Senator Scott was talking to Pcnnsylva-
mia Sunday school, Sunday or two ago, and
asked the scholars why Simon was kept in
prison. One of the teachers quietly prompted
q boy to say that it was for hostage, and the
youth, not quite catching the words, pipcd out ::
"Hc was detained for postage"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

The only sure foundation of good morals
in a community is industry. Mental and
physical health requires industrious habits (;
and the aim of our efforts should be to produce
4 "sound mind in healthy body" without
which the happiness Of life must ever be on an
insecure basis,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26
DON'T WALK ANY MORE,
FRESH STOCK.

WE have just received some EXTRA FINE
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES and
MARES. Also some FINE MULES, well
matched or single.
We can now show some of the best Stock
that has ever been IN this market during the
fall and winter seasons.
We are anxious to sell. We will swap, or
any way to suit the people.
Ladies wishing to exercise OF horseback cam
now be accommodated with the finest Horses
and rigging.
We keep for hire good Buggies, double or
single; two-iiorse Carriages, double and single
Wagons, which can be had at the shortest no.
tice.
DC. CUNNINGHAM.
LEROY GAILLARD.
Anderson, S. c., May %, 1878. 4s
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To the counting the vote Of Georgia. He said n
not prepared beforehand we might have scene
A. TO state ofricers he repeated that il was the
duty OF the President to stand BY those who were
recognized as the de Jdeto officers, leaving II 70
who ought to be state offcers. II they violate
the facts in the case they must render an ac-
count TO the people Of Louisiana, TO whom they
Mr.. Dawes condemned the action n Judge Du-
| rel, hut appauded the President for not going
behind the court, hut sustaining its DEGREES.
Mr.. FatnswOrth, OF ILL.,, suggested that there
might he two sets OF Judges. Whose decree
would the President sustain2
Mr.. RHgLI.ABARGER THOUGHT
| that before action was taken members ought 20
be reasonably clear what the duty OF Congress is
| III this embarrassing case. IL IL competent for
the United States to give aid II the Legislature
OF state demands II. Louisiana having good
| courts, good constitution, good laws and good
citizens, the machinery Of the state was not In
the condition II was when II was interfcred with
Immediately after the war. They now had a
government, and he wanted to leave the whole
question with the courts.
Mr.. Eldridge, Of Wis, did not believe there
was any case here TO Justify federal Interference.
All that Congress or the Executive had to do was
to inquire II Louisiana had constitution repub-
llcan In form. He denied that the President or
Attorney General had ever had right to inter-
fere, and, with Mr.. Kerr, advocated Keeping
hands Oh as the policy.
Mr. GARfiELD THOUGHT
there were very few in the House who would
consent TO do as Mr.. Butler had suggested or TO
venture In that direction in the absence Of facts
other than those now before them. The only
proper course for the House at this time, he
thought was to refer to the Committee on the
Judiciary the message from the President, which
was now on the Speakers table, to see and report
II any action on the part Of Congress was neces-
sary. To that end he would ask leave to Offer as
a substitute for Mr.. Sheldon's resolution reso-
luton referring the Presidents message, with
reG mS TO report oaa a. early nay possible
Mr.. sheldon agreed to take the sense Of the
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Under the usual Mondays call Of States for
bills and Joint resolutions for reference only, d
large number OF bills were offered and referred,
and among them the following
by Mr.. Butler, OF Mass; Blll 20 provide for
holding additional terms Of the United States
Circuit Court for the southern district OF New
York. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Dawes: Bill for the relief Of John Nc
Carr, collector OF the Fifth New York district.
10 Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Hooper; Bill to reOrganlze the Treas
nry Department and TO TX the salaries Of OH
GERS, &c. To Civil Service Committee.
Also, l ! requiring national banks TO restore
impaired bank notes. To Banking and Cur
Tency.
by Mr. Butler, Of Mass; Dill to reimburse John
4. Woodward for the amount paid by him Us
damages, interest and cost, On Judgment grow
Ing S@f bT S spe . az 6 81 IN
nv Mr.. Neglcy; Bill to regulate the rank OF
certain officers In the navy. Naval Affairs.
III provides for giving the assmated rank OF
Anilmakers after ten years service, and the rank
Of master after nfteen years serylce.l
BY MIR. II. Y. Myers: Bill TO amend the Consti-
tuition in relation TO the payment OF interest on
the public debt. Judiciary;
by Mr.. Packer, Of Pa: Bill granting right OF
way to salt Lake Railroad Company. Railways
By Mr.. stowell and Mr.. Critcher; Bills to
amend the bankrupt acts. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Porter: Bill to prevent State Offlcers
from holding oflCes under the Government Of
the United States. Revision OF Laws.
Nv Mr.. Mcintyre Bill for the further improve
Tns1t 81 me Sayannah river. Commerce.
nv Mr. SbelIon mn for the relief OF a. Alfred
nal CLAIMS
nv Mr.. MoTey Bill TO aid In rebuilding the
leyses ~ me Msslsslupi ConlmIttee on Missis-
slnpi Leyees,
IN nav Collectors who have aated rs slipstintenj.
snhs 1f IIght-houses No Commerce
Nv Mr. IaInDOTt, BIll 10 prevent the manutar.
tupg Immigration and sale Of liauOrs in the Ter.
r,toTies and In the district Of Columbia. Re,
feTTsI 10 TprTlloTies and district Of COIumLia
,Sommittees.
nv MI, Duell: Bill TO abolish the tax Of ten pei
cent. Imposed on the circulation OF state banks
M BanIinV and Currency.
nv Mr.. IfllL Blll 10 eSuallze tho postaqe on
nswspapers, To Post Ohices
nv XII. Townsend, Of Pa; Bill providing fol
obtaining Information Of the condition Of bank
Pet,cvl ""'
nv Mr.. Acker, Bill TO repeal the tax on friction
matches WAYS and Means
Nv MIR ScO1sld; Blll 10 enable the Government
10 Obtain more thOTOuRh Knowledge of the con
Iitlon. &c OF the Indian tribes Of the unltet
states. Indian AFFAIR.
by Mir. Duke: Bill for the relief Of owners o
land sold for direct taxes. WAYS and Means.
Nv MIR Stevenson; BlII to encourage meChanI
cal industry 10 Education md Labor
nv Mr. SfouRhton; Bill 10 increase tle cIrcuIa
ton Of national hank notes, and 10 provide fo
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NAVY Yarn, MAEE ISLAND, CAL, Jan. T. Is.a
Sealed proposals. will be received al the CnInt,,aUd
ants ONCE Navy Yard, Mare Island, until WiDSTG
DAl the Ibth instant, Y O'clock noon, for furnish
be seen at the yard. - 'i ''' ="
Bidders viii state the total price In United State,
currency Tor the said boilers, and also slate what
anoMahce EeT pound they will make for about 3toO
on hlnd az ne yard aud suitable Tor such work the
shll materials 70 be considered as q PORTION Of ths
prize IN be paid for the same. Further tpformatiSn
MI Pc given AZ the yard, The Government reserve :
le Ihht 70 reject any or all bids and the bidder 10
whom the contract may be awarded Will nav ali ~
pensea OF this adVertt4inE ' ~ 1'i -
lala THOH. n, SEfPRTngP Nay,,,rvg.,t
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BALM OF LIFE.


., ~ IESIhsrHEkr EOnTHMEsTJ
PHov. oooK-D.ar 81, For a long time was a
much dlminiahed and i was airnfet pr,~trata,I
Ifs SSs i ired too Ie in, s Gu soSt
tableanoonf,ii bsfnTe breakfast the same ansnnni
sb11t 6fteen minute hfter dinner and when rgtir
ing :, nsh bsihSd my head face mech and chesi
feel better: color BEGAN 10 apiear in nv faSe and
strength aud cheerfnncas we're rCstorc1; aud now
after using this surprising remedy fJr about three
month"; Ian c9TSi And have good sErs..ii;s while
dSrfGi 49,, -, a.. ,,,.,,,o..
tho use Of your BALM OF LIFE, and with the hope
that others may follow my experience with success.
'''' ''N'''' '' ~ " ''''''"'
best OF friends because iaiieye I owe my health.
and probably my life, to you, through the use Of
y9pr inyPlnA6s BALM OF LIFE; .,.,,..,..
been cured Of dysnepsia 81 your wonderful Iaepa,
we'll as Tor any incidental Ill OF severe stacks on
ny health IN snyyise ! cannot conceive 4 I9ssi:
and harmless solution aceomrshes. In TACT, Il i
f vi 81 % cured u "a which wa. Of
long standing, aud 80 severe that for ten days i'm
OBLIGED 70 snRsisi on one tablespoonful Of milk aud
AWAY yanr srntrfIi friend,
BENA NJ SIMMS.
recovery she had ihe beet Of Treatment, but the
dSPcpSis had become chronic and resisted the best
fhs !" bR r 81 cured her. and I, Ia used in
| my family In maniiold ways and Tor various prir
pp Asthma has afflicted me for many years; the
BALM OF LIFE has done me more good than any.
Prase f Every family should be proyided with T. "
With very kiud Consideration. l shall eyer feel
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DRoPosAIS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
on THE MISSOURI RIVER
HEADoUARrERs Mil DIV, or THE MlssouRfl

Yuan
CmCAGO, It'll, bd1 WABASH Az, Dee u, lsia -,
Sealed proposals will be received Al this once until
aud opened at, u o'clock, H., WEDNESDAY, Jan.
49, sI3, for the transportation OF uOyernment upopH
and supplies ON the Missouri river, between Sioux
City Iowa, las principal starting pOintl and Fort
Benton, NJ. T., or for transportation between Edwin
ton, at the n p u, H. crossing gi Missouri river
las principal starting pointD and Fort benton. aud
between Edwintnn and Sioux CITY, from March ~
Zach proposal must be accompanied by bond In
the sum OF ten thousand dollars (sO,OOCl executed
In legal form by two or more responsible persons
certified as fully responsible by Judge or Clerk OF
United states District Court guaranteeing that In
case the contract Is awarded TO the person prOpOs
ng 1t will be accepted and entered into, and good
aud sufficient security furnished Immediately BY
the faithful fulhllment OF the contract
The Government reserves the right to re- ect any
all bids that may be offered.
List Of specifications and requirements Tor the in
formation OF bidders, form OF contract To be entered
into In case OF award, aud form OF proposal be
had by application to this OiOe or To tina ofces OF
the QnaTlermAster's Department at st. Louis, Mis-
souri,; Fort Ieayenworih, Kansas Omaha, NebrAa
ka or Sioux City, Iowa, and no BID will be enter
list Of specihcatons and requirements aud form Of
contract referred TO. 49,
Moreover, no bid will be entertained, under any
circumstances, unless the bidder Ia present In per
son Orby duly authorized agent attorney, at the
opening Of the bids, and IL then and there prepared
10 show that he Is fully able to carry out the contrac
| in ali respects II awarded to him,
| Transportation on the Missouri MysTI%c sspd aS
| Assistant QuartermRster GeneM u, !. A., Chic
/ OuaFtgrmaRter NIL. Div OF the Missouri. dOglB
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

FsraisAsibg Lssis johnson Z ~, BaAtsr, Rorthsssi
coTTsf " Tsaih dHi u street,, HashiBgtoa.
MoSpAY, January 10, Is7a
United States s. 1871, Coup2ni ils; United States
"a Coupon, ligta; United States bSOs. 49, Coupon,
ll6; United States b9O's, new, Is, Coupon, ilsS
Uniled states SAYS, 81, Coupon, ll4fk; United
statcs s2Js. q. Coupon, iln4; United states lO19s,
iltg; Canton Company, iOii Western Onion Tsle.
graph, ~ Quicksilver, ~; Pacific Mail, ~;
Adams Express. ": American Express. aaS;
limited stStss ETGrssi, NJ; New York tenirsl and
Harlem li5i. Michigan Central, iOi; lake Shore
aud MlchiEan southern, va: Union Paclnc Rail
rUad, a.; Illinois Central. l2l; Cleveland and
PittsbpnE' %; Northwest 70; SoEthyest; PTsferTsd
wnukie \ IT. Paul, bl5; Milwaukee aud st Paul, IRE
ferrcd, n Wabash and Western, 70; Delaware, Lack
awannn and Western ~ Z; 1T Wayne guarantee pa
Hannibal and y. Joseph. ~; Chicago and Alton
Mississippi certificates, l614; Col, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 81: Tennessee State skies, old
aDb; Tennessee State skies, new, sos, Virgins
siSes eonsol bond. a.; North Carolina skies, old
8S; North Carolina skies new IS; Missouri SKIES
92T: Central Pacific bonds, s9i.; Union Pacific Is
Bonds, So.
nn11
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PROPOSALS FOR FENCES.


Nav ORLEASs, Ia, DecembeT Nj is55
healed Proposals IN tripncatc, with cory Of this
advertisement uttached, viii he received Al This
nthce until twelve O'clock IA, FRIDAY February T.
lhIa for the erection around each Of the national
cemeteries nj Alexandria, Baton Rouge and POrt
Hudson, IOuiHianA Of wall Of EtOns with coninEl
or brick, or an iron fence, and At each d lOdse 81
stone or brick aSn for three iron gAtes for each az
the above named cemeteries. -
Bids may be for the whole work of nil the rennets
rien, or for q single cemetery
The bonds rtquired for the faithful performance
OF the contracts will be In amount twenty per sent
OF the whole amount OF each contract ~ - '
Proposals to be- ndlrrssed 10 IlC undersIyned
aud Endorsed Proposals for erecting iodIss IN
walls or iron fences around CpmeleFies W ''
BY order Ot the puArtrrmahtsr General
WILLIAM H. HUGHES
lAi Chief
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OfFlcE or LIGHTHOUSE EEoTSEIHl
TWELFTH DlhrnlCr, No. bOa kEAnAI ST.
BAN fnASCIsCo, Dee. II, ls.a \
Sealed proposals, iudorsed "Prop0sais IoT D,1Id.
INK ghthouse for entrance to Straits OF Caruuinrs
Caiuyrnla " Mil be Iecelyod at this ONCE until II
2'elockj on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January
Sdl{ enl q Mare Island, and will DO built Of wood
blds must be ON printed forms, which, with the III.
eulAtul plans spsCncatiOnR, forms OF confrhct ftr
S R io ny ~ LSath99'o Board sen az
Ma = ~ LpFin9erS, q, g. A., Ishthonse En'.inesr,
Twelfth District dSSaa =
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nRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEKF.

OFFIcE A. @. r., FoRT wOop(
NEW lOAE HARBOR, Dec. Is, lSla, !
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, viii be received h
this once until January % 1873 for furnishing the
freAh beef required BY the Subsistence Department
al this station during hye months, commencing Feb
TuRrY !, lslS Information a. 70 conditions, quAl,
w q beef payments sc' can Ps S Sgtsipsa 9p Ap
dSsc first Lieutenant Third krtiisry, x 6s.
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CONGRESS-.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Debate on the Agricultural College Bill
Bill Day In the Housc-A Committee
to Investigate Aai,irs In Louisiana Or
dcrrd,
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n TREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
NoRTHwEsT, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On aud after November ~. ls72, trains will leave a.
PROPOSALS.
PRoPosAIs FOR WHEAT ron WHINE.

DROPOSAlS FOR WHEAT FOR WINNIE
Il BAUO INDIANS,
sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received at
the ONCE OF the Superintendent II Indian Affairs
u the Northern Superintendency, Omaha cttS .
Nebraska until ~ O'clock m. the .iTpt day
ot the hfst month, JapuaryJ A. H. liza for fuT.
nishinE wheat Tor the WtnnelagO Indians al their
eighty 'nNe miles north OF Omaha city, as f0lOwSI
One hundred tlOUl bushels OF wheat ppr week
from January 81 lr51 To August ~ iE7a period ~
thirty weeks, making the amount OF wheat 10 Ia
supplied three thousand bushels.
The said wheat 10 be delivered at the Agency
FIGURING Mill on the HsHeTAti1n, tn be clean md a.
good quality, and subject To inspection aud rriec
ton by the agent OF the wiunebasoes.
Inc right y reserved Ia Increase or dirninsh the
Indian Affair; also to terminate the Contract thai
may be entered into, by giving the Contractor or
cuntractora SIX weeks notice thereof
Each PROPOSAL must have a copy Of this adyertisf.
tnent "a HlI from q neWHpapcfl attArhed thsreto.
Inc contractor OF CONTRACTOR will lie rrluired 10
give good and sufficient bond In III. sum Of thru.
thousand taqnD dollars for the fulhllmsnt Of the
cheney must De certified to by United states Judge
The contractor or contractors must he prepared
tract. ~ N
that may be offered
Proposals should lie Aldrsasad Ia the un,lrr,isnsl
and indorsed Proposals for Wheat for MlnnC6a,t
bidders are inyited to lie present at the opennR Of
named. BARCLAY WHITE
superintendent Of Indian Affair."
Omaha, Mn, lHt mo-, Bth, p1l iAil
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DROPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
i IRON WORK FOR THE UNITED BTATEs
CUsIOMhOUsE, CHARLEsTON, SOUTH


UNIFIED
CHAuLEsros. SOUTH CAHoLIsA, I
Sealed proposals. will be received at the once OF
the Superintendent until u M January "a, 1879 for
furnishing, delivering. httinE and putting ~ place
the Wrought aud CaHt.irOn Work, a. exhibited by
the drawing described in the specification and called
for In the schedule, consisting Of the iron work To
roofs, the ceiling Of courtroom aud the sky lights on
roofs.
Copies Of the drawings, specification and schedule
may be had on application at this ONCE.
All ucatfolding required BY the eontractors 10 nut
the work in plSce will be furnished by the Govern.
ent free OF change but will be erected by the con-
tractors
Proposals will be made by the piece lineAl foot
weight for the various items Of wont a. called for
In the schedule. The work will not be subdiyided
among different bidders, but will be considered In
the aggregate.
Payments will be made monthly. deducting ten per
Centum until the hnAl completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied By penal bond, IN
the sum nf hye Thousand dOllars lfb.O00l that the
awarded him. the sufiiciency Of the security to be
certified by the United States judge, the clerk II
the United States Court or the district attorney OF
the district wherein he reeidea.
The department reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids n II be deemed for the interest 81 the Gov
eminent TO do so; and any bid that ~ not made on
the printed form, to he obtained IN this oice, and
does not conform IN every respect 70 the relnirr
nents Of this advertisement, viii not be considered,
neither will any proposals. be received from parties
who nTp not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Of wrought or castron work, and who have not this
| necessary facilities for getting out the work. .
Proposals will he indOrsed i" Dds Tor Iron Work,
and addressed to I. y. OAkSH1I,,
| iauiO superintendent.
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MEDICAL.

G MALLPOX, SMALLPOX. - DIR. W, T. BAL
rnanufsotursd and sod aEo. III Tenth street. BE-
w s.t. IN n1Thwss three doors north e W.
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REPORTERS.


u WAsHISGTOS, d, G., December n, lT2
On tho petition Of Jour wAGSER, OF Pittsburg,
Pennsylyhnia, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 29th day Of March, l65a, for
an Improvement in Sausage Stunersi
II Il ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day OF February next that ths
time Tor ding arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the eth day of March next, and that
next
Any person may oppose this extension.
dec9ITu9W u. b. LEGGETT. Cnmmiasioner.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM THE
Manhood restored Imnsdlments 70 Marriage re-.
moved, New method 81 treatment New and re.
IN ac9led en,S,ss,,0tlGs, =, ,s.o,,,r,,,.
Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa AN Institution hav
Ing a highl regulation for. honorable conduct and
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHIs0Tos, d. C., December ., ls72
On the petition OF Isaac Y. RUSSELL, OF New
Market Nd, and HEERY X RUssELL, OF Woodbury.,
New Jersey, praying for the extension OF 4 patent
granted TO them on The 2sth day Of March, lac for
an improvement In Harvester;
II II ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the Gth day Of February next; that the
time for nling arguments and me Examiners report
next,
Any person may onpoae this extension
decJlTUaS N. u. Lka0ETT, COMMISSIONER
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE.
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The steamers Of the North German Lloyd, Of 9soo
tons, have been newly furnished with all the modern
improvements
BAbTIMoRE .....""... CAIaain Iillisnhaln.
BEHLlN ........".....U. undutsch.
puiUyiy .''''''.''''...... !, baHhe
bfliLlL ......,...,...... Nuger.
VIII run regularly between BREMEN aud BALTI-
MORE as follows
From Bremen From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE -. December ia
LIlPZIg........ December a. January is
BERLIN ........ January 10 February u
OHlO........,.., February L. March u
And heneetOrth from each side every alternate
"wednesday.
The steamer will take passengers to bremen South
ampton, LONDON and Hlyre, and return.
timore Cabin, slOO; steerage, eco Prom baltimore
70 Bremen, southAmptuntII ndgn and HAyre Cabin
500; steerape, so Children, between one and ten
years, half price; nurHlingH, e.
All other Arrangements are the same as the New
York lines
Further information can be Ascertained by Amply.
A. ECHuMAGHER 4 CO,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
Agent for Washington -
CHARLES WALTER,
No 30 ID street, opposite City Hall
III Also Bills Of Exchange on principal places IN
EuTOpe, dRsu
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TOR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW, captain Frank Hollins,
head, having been rebuilt aud entirely RENTED BY
her present owners, will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY, (SundAyp eHceptedl AT 10 O'CLOCK FOR
MOUNT VERNON,
(The Tomb Of Washington, } aud intermediate Land.
ingp JAMES SYKES,
JeO3m Gen. Supt Steamer Arrow