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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-05

The Houston Telegraph says that Texas gives Gen. Mckenzie honor for his raid into Mexico to protect her frontier settlers, and that should Mexico make it a cause of war, there are 10000 young, Texans who will gladly volunteer to defend our flag, and carry it again victorious into the halls of the MonteZumas.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-07-05

through f1ood-gates. The MohGre
 was then brought in. When she
 is finished, the c. $. N. Co. will
 have
 ALL NEW BOATS. lF6
 or equally as good.
 The officers and men, both on the boats and in the. ship-yard.
 were very courteous, and all was
 done that lay in their power to
 make our trip and stay pleasant
 Tin which, we must admit, they
 succeeded admirably. 4ga ~
 JOSE, THE CoCoPAH CHIEF,
 we saw at the Ship-yard. He is
 about 6 feet high, of handsome
 presence, wears smile and a
 navy uniform coat; ties his hair in beau knot, with a red ribbon; to be distinguished from his sub- ordinates, who affect merely a white beau; and Jose was very anxious to go and see the "big boat" (the Newbern), and Captain Polhamus was very much annoy ed thereat, until he told him that there were several Yuma In- dians on board of her, when Jose suddenly remembered that an OHci0L duty would prevent him from going to see e gr0n U0por. His wife, "Cranie,' wears a straw mans hat, crown. n.shaped, to be distinguished from the common Cocopah woman. i'd
 4aV THE "NEwBERN."
 On the 25th, at II A. M., we left the Ship-yard and steamed to meet that vessel, which arrived at her moorings at F M. of that day. On board we met several old and we'll kfjown Arizona arr my officers: Capt. Mason, the h. dian fighter, of the 9th Cavalry; Capt. Thompson. commander of Fort Mohave, 18th Infantry, and Capts. Eagan and Lieut.. Bache, also of the 5th Cavalry; Drs. Co., chrane and White, U. S. A., and It. Pratt of the 23d Inf, (who is quite, a young man, apparently fresh from college.) After which we met Capt. A. N. McDonnough of the NeW6ern, who made him. self most agreeable and enter taining. The Purser, John F. Willis, is just the man to make strangers feel as though they were at home. He is full of jokes and benhommie. At the announce ment of dinner we were escorted by Capt. McDonnOugh to the din- ing room, where we were re- gaIed Ja R1risienne. We had always heard that the NelUbern set the best table of any steamer on the Coast, but were never fully convinced of the fact until we saw and tasted. Every thing that the San Francisco market affords can be found on board. In further proof of which fact, the army offi'
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l idI p dS I1OIStSuO0 sDtuu, WneT
 the present average width of tn,
 river is about four miles.
 MONTAGUE ISLAND
 is nothing but a low marshy place about one mile below the mouth
 f'l 2 SALT GRASS,
 which bears seed about the size of a grain, of corn, grows on the banks of the river from tide-water to the gulf. The In dians use it for food, by grinding into meal and making of it bread. About ten miles below the mouth of the Colorado, on the Gulf of California, we entered the slough, up whichwe steamed three miles to Port Isabel, which is merely a woodward. The place was given that name from the fact that the first vessel entering that slough was the schooner Isabel Three miles further up we came to
 HE SHEPARD,
 of the c. S. N. Co.,, which is quite village. The general buzzing of carpenters saws, the hammer ings of the blacksmiths and boil er-makers, and the clinking noise made by the coppersmiths, would lead one to think himself in a much larger place. The build ings are all framed. The dock can hardly be surpassed by any on the Pacific Coast; and the con- venience for work men on this dock is far greater than on those at San Francisco. The caulkers, machinists, painters, and other WOrkmen, are not cramped up and in one another's way, as they are in docks gener- ally. The Moh0Ue will take her place next in the dock, being the last river boat to be repaired, eX- cept the Nirs0 TTlden, the pioneer boat of this line. The Colorado was also in the dock when we got there, and had gone through | ! course of repairs.
 SAILING ON THE SLOUGH.
 The day after our arrival at Port Isabel, John Hoyt, the clerk | of the company at that place, fit- ed up sailing boat and we took | ,n excursion up the slough for a distance of about three miles. with the expectation of finding game, but were disappointed n that. The country generally lbounds in turkeys, curlews, ,ranes, etc., in season, but we were a little too early.
 ADJUSTMENTS.
 The only pastime at the Ship ,ard, besides telling fish stories, s the English game of " quoit," which is. really, quite interest ng. It is played by four men, xUO On a side. tha uuOitS Waiph |
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TRIP DOWN THE COLORADO.

Left at A. NJ. Sunday the 23(
 ult., on the Colorado Steam Nav
 igation Company's COcopah. Capt
 Polhamus was the polite cause O
 it-of our going, and Capt. Poo was the cause of the boats going ] The merrie compagnie aboard
 consisted of Captain Polhamus,
 family and ward, Miss Adelaida
 RhOods, Dr. c. Arnaba, and John M. Hoyt, a very we'll informed and entertaining young gentlem an, chief clerk of the c. $: N. Co.'S Ship-yard at the mouth of the river.
 FORESTS - sLOCGHs - RANCHES.
 Either bank of the river for a distance of about no miles, is densely covered with willow and cottonwood trees. There is a perfect network of sloughs along the Colorado. Although it is far from being at it's highest stage, still the country between Yuma and the mouth (Port Isabel is for the most part sub. merged. Railroad building thro' this country would seem to be out of the question, unless it be buoyed up above the waste of wa ters by immense castles of great. CT sOliuity than has-air.
 We noticed many Indian ran- cherias along the banks, that had all been abandoned on account of the overflow.
 EXPLORING FOR THE "Ex.
 1 PLORER."
 About 65 miles below here, we stopped at a slough, and a boat was sent out in search of Lieut.. Ives iron boat the "E'rplorer," forty feet in length. She has been ying in that slough for several years, having been sold at auction )y Government and bought by the c. s. N. Go. In that boat Ut. Ives made an exploration of he Colorado river in 1867, of | which the hull alone remains; he engine, boiler, etc., having | )een taken out of her. She lies l ,ne hundred and fifty yards from he river, but, owing to the night l ,f the weeds. no portion of the wreck was visible from the Coco ,Gh. The search proving fruit ess, we turned and steamed down he river again.
 HORSESHOE BEND.
 This is the proposed crossing of he "San Diego and Matagorda Bay Railroad" ten miles below he mouth of New river. No in- could be gained as U where in the outlying Cocapah mountains the pass lay through which that road could come to trike the river at that point; nd to cross the Colorado there would be required a bridge bout five miles long, and 8 good II z .l,v |
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cupy more than ten minutes, wa ter being introduced in the dock through fiood-gates. The MohGre was then brought in. When she is finished, the C.. s. N. Co. will
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RY b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
129 Seventh street, between and H.

RY b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
12S Seventh street, between q and II.
= AND GEokGET0wN RAiLRoAD. ioN
On MONDAY, the 5th day of January, 1874.
between the hours OF 3 and D p. , the Board
OF Pubic works OF the District of Columbia AZ the
request OF the holder Of certificate number 3,S8
bearing date August 18th, 1872, for the sum Of
per centum per annum, will sell at public auction,
IN front of the Columbia Building, "A street, be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street. in the said
CITY OF washington, to the highest bidder, oil that
part OF the Washington and Georgetown railroad
which is LOCATED and exist on 7th street west the
said city Of Washington, between the Potomac river
The said certificate having besn issued agreeably
70 made BY said Board against said road
Tor improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
an act Of the Congress Of the United States entitled
An act to provide government fer the District Of
Columbia, approved the INST day Of February, 1871,
and an act OF the Legislative Assembly OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode 81 assessms ats 70; special improvements, and
August 10, 1871. The cost and expenses of the sale
will be included in addition to the amount of the
certificate, and the interest thereon aud the owner
q the said property will have the right to redeem
paying the amount Of purchase money, with twenty
per centum per annum thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
the Governor and By the Secretary of
II: A:WILLARD.
ADOLF CLUss,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works Of the District OF Columbia
Washington, D. C.. December 9Th, is73. dec5-td
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by B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No. 1873 7th street, between q and III SIS,

II Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. I29 18th street, between @ and H SITS.
SALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON
~ AND GEORGETOWN RAILkOAO.
On MONDAY, the 5th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours Of and D. m, the Board of
Pubic Works OF the District of Columbia, at the
quest OF the holder Of Certificate nu nber 3,379,
bearing date August 2sd, 1872, for the sum Of
S4,lOS ~ 100, with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per centum per asnum, will sell at public
ton, IN front OF the Columbia Building, on "a
street, between PenDsy ania and o street,
IN the city OF Washington. to the highest bidder, ali
that part OF the Washington ard Georgetown rail-
road which is located and exists 18th street
in the said city OF Washington, between ii and
streets north.
The said certificate having been Issued agreeably
to assessments made by said Board against said road
Tor imp ovements adjoining the line thereof, be.
tween the points aforesaid, made in accordance with
an act Of the Congress of the United States entitled
An act to provide government for the District Of
and an act of the Legislative Assembly of the Dis
trict of Columbia, entitled, An prescribing ths
mode Of assessments tor special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof approved
August 10, 1911. The cost and expenses of the sale
Will be included In addition to the amount OF the
ertcate, and the interest thereon, aud the owaer
Of the said property will have the right to redeem
the same within two years from the date of sale BY
paying the amount OF purchase money. with twenty
per centufn per annnln thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to q deed given by
the Governor, and countersiened BE- the Secretary
of the District. ALEX. b. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
AD0Lr CLUSS,
- JOHN b. BLAKE,
Board Of Public Works of the D strict Of Columbia
Washington, ID. o., Dec. Sth, 1873. dec5-dts
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHIsarofflk 6 SSkEShk, BOSTON AND
The Ane Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
having resumed her regular trips to IT.
3 o ssS s , sesfy nj %oSbH7 t sns
HGksDAY at3 p n: ,t9Hching at principal River
the n. and N line for Boston and Providence.
5sssht .hSnid 9e ndd5essed care Of Lady Of the
Express Once, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
n. ;FITZHUGH. Agent, 9Th street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent.
mN-tr Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa, ave.
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RY W. l.. WALL q co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 700 and 902 Pennsyl sna ave., cor. 9th ST
RECEIyEB's SALE or vhE ENTIRE STOCK
DIAMONDS, yEWELRY, &C OF ISAAC
ALkNSNDEk. BANKRUPT, At AUCTION
IN On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Dec II,
EyaflSS, commencing at u o'clock and Z O'Clock
niIl all is sold, viii sell at the stsre No 1929
Ptsnsy Sanis avenue, the entire effects We name
IN part
Solitaire and Cluster Diamonds,
Fine gold sets of Jewelry,
Fiue Gold and Silver Watches, b. the best paks-s
Fine Gold Breasi pins, Earrings, Shirt studs
Sleeve Buttsns, Bracelets, Charms, Thimbes,
Fine Gold Chains,
Gle cks, one fine Regulator.
Tea sets, Pitchers, Forks, Sp--ns,
Napkin Kings, Butter Knives, Fruit Knives
Fish ard Pie Knives. Tobacco Boxes &c
PLATED WABE.
rlne Tea SETS, salvers, Gard and Frlit Baskets,
Castors, Ice Pitchers, Boduet II .lders,
Pickle Jars, Plates, Cream Pitchers,
Flower Vases, Butter Dishes, 0obiets,
Batter and Dinner Knives, Forks, Spoons.
Ladies', Napkin Rings, SO.
MISCELLANEOUS
SpecEs, Eye Glasses, Watoh Crystals,
Thermometers, Barometers, StereJscopic Views,
Watch Keys, Brackets. &c:
Eight fine Plated Show 6sses,
1ne FIRE, proof Safe, iHerring's,l
Stove and Pipe, Window Shades, Signs, Shelving,
Together with the entire stock beone ,ne to Isaac
alexander bankrupt aud contained in the store
No. 1229 PeDnsy lvania avenue.
we call special attention Of buyers to the above
f 81 orders SsTs%P0r' pI'W WALL
decl3 VIM. l.. WALL co J., Aucts
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- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 529 7th street, between and II SIS.
SALE OF PART OF THE METROPOLITAN
~ RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 9th day OF January, 1874,
Public Works Of the District Of Coiumbis, at the
request Of the holder of Certificate number 3}St
bearing date September 81, l572, for the sum OF
S4AoO with interest at the rate of ten per centum
per annum will sell at public auction, in front Of
the Columbia Building. "A street, between Penn
sylysnla eyenue and street, 10 the city of Wash
ngon, to the highest bidder, all that part of the
the said city Of Washington, at the intersection Of
lith street west and New York avenue.
The said certificate having been issued
bly, TO assessments made by said Board against
said ROAD for improvements adjoining the line
thereof, between the points aforesaid, made in &C.
cordance with an act Of the Congress Of the United
States, entitled AN act to provide government
Of February, 1871, and act of the Legislative As
senbly Of the District of Columbia, entitled act
prescribing The mode Of assessments for special i'm
proveme nts and providing for the collection there
OIL, approved August 10, 1871. The cost aud ex pen
ses of the sale viii be included, in addition 10 the
amount OF the certificate and the interest thereon
and the owner o. the said property will have the
day Of sale, by paying the amount Of purchase mo-
ney, with twenty per centum per Annum thereon
The purchaser will be entitled to q deed, given by
the Governor and BY the secretary Of
the District. ALEX. u. SHEPHERD,
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES MA6RUDER,
ADOLF OLUsS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the District Of Columbia
Washington, ID. o., December 8, 1878. dec5.td
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y I 3 y .

BRAks0E. On the morning Of the 10Th instant .
MAkIA, the beloved wife Of Ohio Branson, who
departed this life in the saith year OF her age sfter
an extreme illness Of three months,
N Der funeral viii take place on sunday sftornson,
December 2lu, from her late residence. No, IfSS
street, betv cen Connecticut eoue and lsth st .
a ~ O'Clock. Friends Of the family are Invited 10
atfs nd,
WATSON. December 18th, at twenty mi,u,ss
pat II O'Clock .. m, PHGBB Ann WATSON.
and months.
Funeral viii take place to-morrov 81 2 o 'cIook D
m. from the residence Of her father, lO2 stress
northwest. Friends and relatives Of the fsmiv srs
respectfully invited 70 attend
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ID Real Ests Broker and Auctiopeer,
NO. 129 7th street, between G and b.

No. TAG 7th street, between and H.
SALE OF PART OF THE WARRINGTON
- AND GEORGETOWN RAIUR3AD.
On BOMBAY, the 9th gay of January, 1874,
Public Works of the District Of Columbia, At the
request OF the holder of certificate number 3, $50,
bearing date of September ID, 1874 for the sum OF
Snba, with interest theI a. the rate of ten per
centuIn per annum, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the Columbia Buildings, on a. street, be-
tween Pennsylvania and @ street. in the city
OF the Wasbington and Georgetown Railroad which
is located and exists on New York avenue, in the
said city OF Washington, between lith and 18th
The said certificate having been issued asreeably
to assessments made by said Board said road
tween the points aforesaid made in accordance with
an act Of the Congress Of the United States entitled
An act TO provide government for the District of
20 umbia, approved the 2lst day of February 1871
and an act OF the Legislative Assembly of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode 81 assessments for special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
will be included in addition to the amount of the
certncate ana the interest thereon, and the owner
OF the said property will have the right to redeem
the same within two years from the date Of sae by
paying the amount of purchase money, with twenty
per ceDtum per annum thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
the Geyernor and countsrsisned BY The secretary
II. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the District of Columbia
Masblngton, ID O., December 9Th, 1873. does
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LINE OF eTEAMSHIPe
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the nne eteamsbips 4. O. KNIGHT and
triS; between NEW YORk, ALEX <fE&
aE6saHroWWAA OWE y 1870 GT9G Nd vocx
nom Pier Wy !a,t river, every SATURDAY Ct
Q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day 81 i2m
as %a iudi ,niorMation spply 70 r: A. DINHAM,
tovn a. o ~ sno wharf ~ Water street, Georse-
sysnpe; NV. THOMPSON, President.
ders left ct General once, sos Pennsylyanis ave.
nue. sr ct the steamer wharf, win be promptly ct.
tenoeo 70. jell.tr
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aaotioa..rs,
- No. 1901, northwest corner iss ana o stree =
STSApsi TWO surIRiJR wkLsgr ats.
SSSSTS5.ss. sSSiTS saYfsStp sspssrsSss
MsIrklssss ss Nss A Eop e I'D 5SSffa4ss
5sss bsss ssKl1s 81 S
SSaaLLnnsSiPEbIs; sLkisas: GSf OF FANCY
a On SATURDAY. december 20. IsYs. At 40
po es1ek a., + m ne shall seli, st our auction
~ Terms cash. Co.,
RrwA L-wALL oe: Aaetioae.r..
Nos. 500 and sos P-nn:yi1ani. avenue.
TO GROCERY STORES, HOTELS, Bo.sprSa
SALE osi ftRG fks Srprk fDa ~ tEs,yr
Es fkSf re 4E d Thk sEsp kkS SS2S
- o. MONDAY MORNING, peo.ns.r 81.
.ins q about s.ddis., and sScai iso Ssf chest. a
Gunpo.aer, Imperial.
f foSRs H b,sss, .spt o:,,,,
n esdde, Of $ To- Is and 20 pound. each, and 10 half
be sold with ut reserve. WI
dte IS; Il cash. tk.,usosaIL WALL kIe'iu oo
RI LATiNER CLEARY,
ID Auctiooeers and Real Estate Brokers,
southeast corner Pennsyirania avenue aud 18th st.,
Star once Building.
POSITIVE SALE OF ABOUT 100 900 BRICKS,
LOT OF ROOFIN9 SLATE, LUNBER &c
On TUESDAY. December 23t. al IL O'Clock m,
We viii sell. on the corner at 5h street ut1east
aud South Carol ns Nenue, The above named Baild.
Terms cash.
decis,s, LsrIaER e cLEaRY. Au-..
10y pUNOANsoN, BOWLING co, Auot...
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID strests northwest
81 MINIsTRAToR's SALE OF HousEBoLD
FURNITURE, CONTAINED IN HOUSE NJ
1910 STREET NORTH Nfsr, AT Alto.
"A by order Of the s q creme Court OF the Dis.
w trict Of lnmbia, nOldne Q speciaI term a "a
passed on December 18Th, ISIS, I will sell Al
~ tpuhlic auction, on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, December 24'b, 1873, commencing AZ
10 O'Clock, the contents of the sboy e-men:lSned
house, aud name 10 part
Beisteads. Bureaus, n ashstands.
Sofss, Chairs, Whstnots,
Tables, Sideboards. Mrrors,
Bedding, q Jok and other Stoves.
BENJAMIN N. Nc COY,
Administrator OF Rachel smpbeit, deceasAi.
Dis DUNCANSoE, DoWLING CO.. Aucts
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10y LUTTRELL CO., Auctioneers,
- 9l7 Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts. n W

RY LUTTRELL 90, Auctioneers,
- 91J Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th N. W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL KsTATE ON d AND 18th STREETS
Southeast, NEAR The CORNER, CON
s!sTING OF 1HRkE TwO-srORY FRAN Es
On lSTH STREET. AND THEE Two,
sI0kY FRArEs ON sTREET-ALL SIX
- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated MAY as.h,
I'D A: ID. ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber No. Ia,
- folio IS, ct. seq, one Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia,
$40 a. request OF party secured thereby, will self
Public Auction, In front Of the premises, to the
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, January 9th, A. D.
ial, at m, the following described real estate
iun bia, 70 wit: All Of original Lot nun sered twen-
tyoneI 40 and the south forty-twci 49, feet six lin
ches, fronting Isl strf east by the entire depth
tnereof OF original Lot mum bered twenty three q
10 square numbered ten hundred and eightee !,
tl,01S,b together with the improvements thereon
Property will be sold separately or as q whole, %
may be determined on the day Of sale.
Terms Of sale, a. prescribed by said deed Of trust
the amount OF Indebtedness secured. to witt $3.50
with ints rest at ten per cent from Nay 18th, ISIS
to day of sale with Of sale, cash; aud the
the airing interest from the day OF sale
and secured by deed OF trust the property sold
shall be taken. $50 on each house must be paid Of
time Of sale. Recording and conyeyancine at cost
OF purchaser. If terms Of sale not Piled with
in six days after SALE the Trustee the
10 resel at risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser OF
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
secls-eo3t& d&ds LUTTRBLL AGO, Aucts.
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DY LATIMER d OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lltb
street, Star ONCE Building,

sf tET. c6 NILE IN oELEG6ET w0Kks OF
CLOCKS, STATUARY, &C.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December Is
and ~, at 10 80 and 80 O'Clock, will bs sold /,
AZ the Store No. III IL Pennsylvsn avenue, be-
weep llth and lsth streets northwest q collection
of hneiy. executed Amarmo, Bsrdslio, Stena and
Agate Vases; elegant French Artistic BronZes
comprising Groups, Statues CLOCKS with side pieces
Groups OF Animals, &C., &c, imported from France
Sons, Of Philadelphia.
THIS collection, which is one Of tho finest ever
heretofore offered, will be arranged for xamin alton
on "wednesday the 18th instant
Terms Of sale: For all sums under 3 100, cash;
over that amount. sixty days credit for approved
paper, with interest
decl2 dds LATIMER CLEARy, Aucts.
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CUNARD LINE; o-,,,
with the view O, d,n m0LtGn ~, s.,.
take specified for ali seasons Of the year.
YoIa e B9s,GP: e,o.sins Meridian q At s Lss
on the Homevard Passage, orossins the Meridian
Of 80 at Z, Lat, nothing @ tho north Of O. iysm
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BEfWEKN NkW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
;s4s vs. e. e.: sssr 1ssr2s
SfiIsS5is }s5: Jan q
anu . ' '' DAY from RRs New 4oAf. an~ sArok-
Steamers marked thus DO not carry Storage pas.
IL h,rEs Q, P.ssAeE.-Cabin, $50, 800. and slN
Teis.. &c PaIis ssls Hk
Return tickets on iaSorsbis terms. kk
steeIsse tickets from liverpool and Queenstown,
snd al parts Of Europe at lowest rates Through
iD s
s ,S pefss sT freight md cabin Pa.
Green; o. :sssr.ss passage, At No. iii Brosd~as,
Sshs As;ss: e; q. 's;:
NEW EXPREse LINZ VIA CANAL.
fsta sssSs aay JiSSsssHRgSAAsy b. g.
:;;s ~ s:ysis5sf Z en- sH
From So Wster street, Georgetown, d. O., TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY at To- Q. m.
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England States; Ne Shartase "a Boston b.
VIZ. 0lYps o.. PslIsd Ssnads. D. ''o'
WALDO 4. PA ROE, 80 Consrs. street, Boston.
lreishts delivered b. knoIs Express. Or.
tended -. ap9-tI