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An ACT 20 amend the thirty-frst section Of an
act entitled IAN act for enrolling and calling
out the nstionsl militia, and for other pur-
IoSes," approved March thirC, eighteen hum
dred and siNty-three.
Re % eHdcfsd ~ ne SeEafs dnd Eoase 81 Rrprr-
sertdtir,s 81 rae U.tfcs Stairs Fl .4erlod 90 es-
gross asseNbisd, That all officers on duty Of any
point vest Of line drawn north aud south
through Omaha City, and north OF q line drawn
east and west upon the southern boundary of
Arizona, shall be allowed sixty DAYS leave OF
absence without deduction OF paw or allowances.
Frorfded, That the same r. taken but once in
two years: And Trorided furfisr, That the leave
of absence may be extended 10 three months. a.
taken once only in three years, or four month";,
IL taken once only In four years.
ApprOyed. NAV a iSa
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY MAY 10TH, (Sp.m.)


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
100 Q. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
$50 q. m, Baltimore, CranbeIry and Way Sta
tons N Main Stem.
2 80 a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and Relay.
SUI o. M, Sew pork, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
sos ~ Chicago, g. Louis. Louisville, oincin.
natl, Columbus; sandGsky. Berkeley and Bed
vile, Hagerstown, Frederick, Stanton,
White Sulphur Springs. PdrEor Ca1s. DIM,
I5 q. m, Point Of Rocks aud Way Stations.
SSos. m, Baltimore and Way Stations
~ o0 q. m :, Baltimore and Relay.
LOO p. m, New York, Philadslp nia, Norfolk, e.
2 20 ilcGtt Cl'y ,; Bsltim9re Dime, az Relay.
S2 bB alt@ore LI TIsds and Rs al. ,,,.r
mediate W ay Stations.
A.la p. N. Winchester, HagArstown, Frederick,
pGl1d OF KocSs and WAY stations,(v Metro:
4.4s p m. Bal. I'm ore, Annapolis and wsy Stations.
o SO p. m, Bal, more and Relay.
613 p. m Baltimore. SRpptT al Relay.
90 D. m, Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Cincin-
natl; Columbus, ssndnsky, Deer Park, Berke
man ts1 ss'iB 1sskfa,f al Grs Sto"h' rug
30 p. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
$40 2. m, Pittsburg, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
mna ,5, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland
1000 .. N Baltimore and Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Bdti1nors and Way Stations SIS 80 O. m, ]. 90,
Bait'nioS' a n R e SO a. m, and ess p
FeSL-s Oa a. m. and 7p.m.
P,uS6nrg = a. pm.
81 Az Ttains Stop at Viadna HOtc,, Relay
For further information apply q. the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
tsken for Baggage to be checked and received Of
any point In the city.
TH6s saasP Of
GEO. b. kOONTZ, Gent Agent. je29
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GENERAL NArURE-No. So !

AN ACT 20 amend an act entitled IAN act 20
amend an act entitled An act 60 reduce du-
ties on imports and to reduce internal taxes,
and FOR other purposes" approved March
third, eighteen hundred and seventy three.
BE a enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seEtdtires 81 te United States u America an Con-
greSs assembled, That section third OF an act
entitled "An act TO amend an act entitled An
act to reduce duties on imports, and to reduce
internal taxes, and for other purposes. >" ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred and
seventy three, be amended 80 as to read as fol-
lows:
"SRc. 8. That foreign merchandise which
arrived at port Of the United States on or be-
fore the thirty first day of July, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-two, and upon which duties
we're not paid prior 20 August first, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-twO, though the same
were not entered or transferred 20 a public
store or bonded warehouse, shall be entitled 20
the benefits provided for in the eighth section
OF the act entitled An act 90 reduce duties on
imports, and 10 reduce internal taxes and for
other purposes approved June sixth, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-twO, the same az such
merchandise would have been entitled to had &c
actu ally been in public store or bonded ware
house on or prior to the thirtyfirst day OF July,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two: Prouidsd,
That the owner OF such merchandise shall.
within thirty days from the passage OF this act
make application therefor in writing 20 the coll
lector of the port at which such merchandise
arrived" Improved, June ,, lS1i.
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GENERAL sATURE-No. 30 ]

AN ACT Tor the benefit OF occupying clai mants.
BE a. enacted bg the Senate aud House II RsBre-
seHtatirtS 81 The JHited States Of America IA Con-
greSs assembled, That when an occupant OF land,
having color OF title, in good faith has made
valuable Improvements thereon, and Il, in the
proper action, found not 20 be the rightfuI
owner thereof, such occupant shall be entitled
n the federal courts TO all the rights and reme-
dies, and, upon iDstituting the proper proceed
ngs, such relief a. may be given OF secured 70
HIM by the statutes OF the state or territory
where the land lies, although the title OF the
plaintin IN the action may have been granted
10y the United States after said improvements
were so made. Approved, June 1, lisa.
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EVENING STAR.

BswITCHKD FARNER--As a solemn warn
ing sh Michigan farmer not e visit New
York city, the Detroit Free Press gravaly re-
lstes the following verarioas story: Ion IN I.
Grstiet rcsd, within q mile and q half of the
Conner's Greek Post once, lives or lived .
farmer named Barber, for it Is probable "a az
be Is dead ere this as he was barely alive Friday
For the last i've years the farmer has led a ter
rioie Life, having been, as be asserted, be witch
ed or cursed by an old crone. He was visiting
IN New Nork when the old woman, tramping
through the country, called At the house TO beg.
hegardlng her as sn impositor, he addressed
her In language which provoked her wrath,
and she pronounced q curse upon him. He
&c 'uted the idea OF her being able 10 injure
him, but one day n month later while at work
IN the held on his farm, he commenced scream
irg and shouting, and from that dsy has never
been In his right mind, except At rare intervals,
and then for only q few hours At q time. He
has had spells OF screaming when he would
sbriek hour after hour the whole day long or
until hoarse and exhausted. At other times he
has been sulky and morose, refusing 70 sneak or
move. Two weeks ago be commenced scream
ing, ard be made no pause until too weak to
open his mouth. Friday he Was % weak that
death Was hourly expected, and, though unable
even to whisper, his chest rose and fell like
pair Of bellows. During the five years since he
was first affected he has had many doctors aud
while some said he was insane others called the
case a strange one which they could not fathou
His fIiends have persis,enily declared that he
was tewitched by the old nag, and once or
twice efforts have been made 20 ind her IN
order that she might be induced TO remove the
curse.
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GENERAL rATrRE-No. an

AN ACT repeating the act entitled AN act fir-
ing the time for the election OF Representa-
tives from the State OF California 70 the
Forty-fOurth Congress"
BE a enacted by me S.Hafe and House Of Repre-
sentdtirss II me United States n America tH Com
greSs assembled, That the act entitled sAn act
fixing the time for the election OF Representa-
uyes from the State Of California 20 the Forty
fourth Congress" approved March third, eigs-
teen hundred and seventy three, be, and the
same IL hereby, repealed.
ApUrOved Nav ~ 1874
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A NCHOh LINE.
PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. dE38
NEW YORK AND GL.s

EEW YORK AND GLASGOW
FAVORLTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Accommodations Unsur sssd
STEAMER EVERY WEUNESUAY AND
SATURDAY.
FROM PIERS 20 AND u NORTH RIvKR, NJ v.
RATES OF PAssA6K-PATABLR IN CURRENCY:
TO GLASGOW, LIVER POOL, LONDON
DEAN Y. QUEENSTOWN Or BELFAST
Cabin S6s 70 $50, according to Accommodations
Cabin return Tickets issued At reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE s3S. sTEERAGE ais
Drafts issued for any amount al !O5rsst TqfsS
Tor Tickets OF further Information, At ply to-
MISS ANNIE L. HUN PHREYS,
$50 lIh street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
OrtO CAmMACk CO., l423 u street W.,
near Treasury Department, Washington.
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a METHODIST MINISTER'S BATTLE Win A
RATTLEsNAKE.-We learn from a letter from
Athens that aheartrending scene occurred in
Clarke county, about eight miles from Athens
recently. Waile MIR. A. l.. Williamson WAS
ploughing in his field he turned up a Young
tree that be had planted i'm the fall lie stoop-
ed TO pick Ii up, when he heard a singing noise
under some brush in a corner OF fence He
pushed aside the brush and saw a huge rattle.
snake. be jerked mp a rail and commenced
striking at the serpent. Unfortunately, how
ever, he got too near the snake. which sprang
at him and buried its fangs in the calf of his
leg. Mr.. Williamson finally killed the yeno-
nous reptile. One of his employees reached him
about that time and found his leg greatly
swollen. he carried him home and gave him
stimulsnts freely, but without avail. The
sufferer died in a few minutes. Mr.. Williamson
was methodist minister and much esteemed
in the community. The snake which caused
Mr.. Willamson's death was ten feet long with
eighteen rattles and button-AUgHs,G (Ga0
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EUGENE OARUsI, Trustee.
LATIMER IL OLEARY. Aucts.
lpf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and % stx,

- By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated the 9th
E5 day of July, 1872 and recorded In liber No 6sS
folio AS, one Of the land recoras Of the District
OF Columbia, and by the written request Of party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY the lath day of
piece or parcel Of ground situated aud lying aud
being In the city Of Washington, District Of Oolum
bia, known lot number sixteen, U6D Improved
with two story house thereon being in square num-
Der nine hundred aud seventy three, 1891 as laid
down in the ground plan or plot of sail city, and
described in the Surveyor Office Of said city Said
lot contains about 20 feet, more less, at tn Q
corner of 18th and streets southeast.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six go
and twelve (l2) months, with interest at 0) per
cent. per annum, secured by deed of trust upon
the property. A deposit Of 6lOO will be REQ uired
when sold. 1.-THE above terms not paid immedi-
ately, or complied with in seven days the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property the cost
and risk OF the defaulting pense, after
five 5)days' sdve tsement in some OF the daily
newspapers published in the city of Washington, D.
G.. JAMES n, KINEs, Trustee
Jy2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct
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and that heresi'er Each and every collector OF
customs 90 whom shsil Re delivered the NAM
frsts or lisfs of passengers prescribe a bv the
twelfth tection OF the act aforseaid, approved
March third, eighteen hundred aud INV ave =
shall make returns from sach msnife~is OF us-s
Of pass Gers 60 the Secretsry % the Treasury
OF tie United Ststos. In such manner ~ shaiI -
prescribed bv that on Ger. under whose direction
statements OF the same shall he prepared qua
published. FApuroved Nav : lea
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD AND GOAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFF.ClOF HE SERGEANI ALARMS.


WASHINGTON, July 5, 1874
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the 18th of
July ant, for furnishing the Senate of the Uni
ted states with fuel for the ensuing year. follows
~ tons best quality Lorberry Coal, egg size.
500 tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal.
Us CORDS best quality well-seasoned Bakers Pine
Wood.
40 cords best quality wellsessoned Oak Wood.
All subject TO Government ins pection at bidders
cost, and 10 be stored in vaults of Senate wing Of
the Capitol.
The Coal 10 be 2 2l0 pounds TO the ton
Ard bidders will name the Coal they propose to
furT ish, and IL not from a we'll known mine, will
exhibit specimens of the same, quality will be
prime consideration In awarding the bid.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa
ratey, and the right Is reserved to reject all
portion OF the bids received, IL deemed for the in
tereet OF the Government so te do.
Bids will be considered binding for three days
after the 18th Of July. JOHN q. FRENCH,
JJ3-eotd Sergeant at Arms, U. b. Senate.
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lS74prsssrLSvzafsAiII nourzlS74
y,pr TO THE

Trains leave as follows:
Washington. 5:3S O. m Baltimore. 7:25 Q. m
~ $40 r: m; 1:as p. IN
With elegant Scenery, Palace State-room Day and
Might Cars, with mondern Improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western and Central
The 1853 Q. m. daily, except Sunday. Southwest,
west and Northwest; $50 p. m, daily, Cincinnati
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WARRINGTON TO BUFFALO,
UHiVA09 and eT. LOUIS without change.
Tickets ~ this route can be procured OF the oces
corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
corner Of 9th street and avenue, under
nanonei hotei, whore reliable Information Will b
Passenger procuring tickets ct these offices can
secure accommodations In Palace Oan for Chicago,
g. Louis and Buffalo.
Nd. b. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
.D Baltimore, Nd.
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Nf B. b. WARHER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionear
Federal Buildings. Corner 7th and Streets n. W

nf b. II. WARHER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr
Federal Buildings. Corner 7th and II Streets n. W.
AssIGNEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNImPROVED REAL ES-
TATE in square 495, fronting on Al street, be-
tween and streets southwest; on n street, be
tween Az and 9Th streets southwest; 9th street,
between X and y streets southwest, and on &
street, between AZ and 9th streets southwest
Also on the southeast corner OF 9th and 4 streets
southwest, in Square 1876, and that valuable BUSH
mess pro rerty on the northeast corner OF 9Th and
stress northwest, in Square 4OG, at public suc-
tiOc.
"A On MONDAY, the goth day OF July, 1874, at
Esd o'clock p m, will offer for sale, at public
&Aauction, in front Of the premises, (northeast
corner of 9Th and 4 streets nOrthwest,j lot aud
the south rs feet front street OF lot
40, with the improvements thereon, consisting OF
Substantial four story brick building with desirable
stoerooms on the main floor, fronting 9th street.
On TUESDAY, the 2ist Cay of July, 1874, com.
mencing at O'Clock p. m. m. and on each succeed
ing Evening, commencing at the sans hour, until
pieces OF property, Lots As a. As, 49, 90, So a. S.
81 So 49, 90, g. g. "a, s., GO, o. 63, g. 10 H. "a,
rs, 81 and 81, of the subdivision of Square 1885,
and sub lot ID, in Square 1876, with all the improve
Terms of sale: One third cash. the residue in four
equal instaments, at 6, II, Is and "A months frsm
the day of sale, with interest eight per cent
chlsers' 500 acceptance Of bid for 9Th and
E street property; $40 on all other bids.
JOHN HITZ.
B.H. WARNER, Assignees
JOS. B. EDWARDS,S
lyS.eo&ds Rep It. C0LDWELL. Salesman.
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GENERAL EATURR-No. 81
An Act changing the time Of holding circuit
and districts courts In Vermont

BE q enacted bg tKs Sendfs aud House u Rerre-
seEtdtiues Of the United States Of America in Com
gress assembled. That the term OF the circuit
court holden at Rutland on the third day Of &C.
tober shall be held on the first Tuesday In Octo-
Der. and the term OF the district court holden
at Rutland on the sixth day of October shall be
held on the first Tuesday OF October. The term
OF the circuit court holden at Windsor on the
fourth Tuesday in July shall be held on the
third Tuesday in May, and the term of the dis
trict court held At Windsor on the Monday after
the fourth Tuesday of july shall be on the third
Tuesday in May: Provided, That this act shall
not apply 70 the next terms Of the circuit and
district court to be holden AZ Windsor, but the
same shall be held At the times now provided
by law. Improved, June 5, 1874.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROA D
DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND sTRKhIs N. W. 3
After June 18th, 1874, trains will run as follows:
ThAL LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BAL TIMORE. WASHING TON.
o. .. M, Elmira Mail, 6:l3 q. m,, New York TX
CaiIy. press, daily.
500 Q; m, Accommoda. s:3 ss m. Accommodation
sa Sn, daily Lim,tsa 1919 e.i Sunday. Daily ro..
press for New York, Line from West.
daily ex. Sunday. Par 2:33 D. m, Baltimore
LOT car train. and PHILADELPHIA ex.
it;so q. m, Fast Line press daily, OK: sunday.
, west,dahy, ex. sunday. 4:O3 p. m Limited Ex-
$40 .. m :, b Altimore Elk press from New York,
press daily, ex Sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
$40 D. m, for Pittsburg, 80 p. m, hccommoda-
Clncinbati, and South ton, except Sunday.
west, daily 81 D y. ~, daily, from
phia, daily, ex, Sunday. sunday, from West and
1893 .. m. accommods- North.
ton to Baltimore daily Hos o. NJ, Southern
except Sunday Express, daily
'i YORK p Nigh 9l fssiIy: Ne"
Trains leaving Washington ut Q. m. on Mon
day, etinesday and Friday, and $40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Popes Greek leaving Bowie at no a. m aud $40
D. m, arriving at Pope's CreeA at l:Ss and 7:2S
Trains leaving Washington az $3.50 q. m. and
Trains arriving ct Washington at 1910 q. m,
and see p. m connect at Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Onioe
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylya nia
avenue, northwest 9Th street and Peansylya.
checked at hotels and residences eli points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, Indiana polls, Louisville, St. Louis New or.
leans, Obicago, Omaha, San francisco. and Ill
u. L. DUBARRY, General supt.
u. b. YOUNG. 0en1 Pass'r Agent. ap23-f
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TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term. letters
ies,s9entsrS on the personal estate OF CAR0-
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 25th day OF June next: they may 9TH
erwise by law be excluded all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
June, 49, ,up,sropuu, o,p 80,
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A LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON r. q
ALEXANDRIA nrREnRBrR,oKsRuRapp

~ HAAANOhIA q MASdIN0TON Il. 3
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERlOKSBUR0 RR
OoRNsR OF B AID SIXTH STREETS.
Us, 81. 10, II Q. m, 4, 3, a. g. m:
m and ,. m. daily, Ill other rains dasiy sxospt
Local Trains from Alexandris arrive q follows
ss:ssss, si;SSS siSs ss;sS. ao;S3, Ii:ss I. ma
.:n.,. ana S:SS ,. n from Aisxsndria daily, I'll
other trains daily except Sunday.
w..sinsscn H and OHIO d. e'aae'' WIN 1a'a' %
RICHH0ND IAsf nXPRlss leaves daily. OK.
osps Sunday ct ,. m, arrive 1t Richmond l0:4s
GRIAT e0UrH1RN EXPRles, via Rlchnond,
Through ticksts 70 ell points South end bouthwcss
for sale e Omcs corner 18th street and pennsyiva.
nia avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsylyanis
avenue, where Dessengen can lseye orders for bag.
Eass 20 be CHECKED q I'll hotsls and residenoa
!. q. YOUNG. asai Pssssnsse Agent. jyx-u
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ga Sacramento lawyer remarked 70 IN e
court, alt is my candid opinion, judge, that
You are an old fool" The judge allowed his
mildly besming eye TO fall upon the LAWYER a
brief moment; then, in a voice, husky with sun
pressed emotion, said, at is my candid opinion
that you are fined one hundred dollarsn
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M EROHAHT's LINZ OF sTHAMsHIPv
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Aere.fter me nns STEAMSHIPS Z o. KNIGHT and
yOhn GIBSON viii make regular week ~Sso4s
y rip between NEW YORK, ALEX- eE6kfR
EnDhlAl AsHIH GTOE ardo
GbOkGkIOMN,a a. follows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
rom Pier 80 East river, every SATURDAY at
p m; leave GEOhGETOWH every FRIDAY at =
o. N and ALEXANDRIA the sane day at l2m.
.s l0r fuli iniormation spply e B A. DKEHAM,
Town, OF 81 the corner OF uta street and New York
avenue: W. THOMPSON, President.
1reiehN delivered BY KnoEs Express. Or
ders left at General once, SOS Ponngylvan1a ave-
nue., era sbe steamer wharf. viii be promptly n.
tended 20. ielx-kx
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DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
d Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy ania and llth u q,
Star Once Building.
OHANOERY SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROPHRTY ON TIE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
Strict NEAR STREET HOBTHWESr,

At HtiCffON.
- Under and by virtue Of Q decree passed by
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
in q cause depending in that court, wherein
Alexander Lee ct al. plaintiffs and Frank Chase
the undersigned will sell at public auc.
tom in front Of the premises, TO the bidder
D. m, PARTS Lots l,2, 8 and Is, in Square tH. This
property s situated on the west side OF Stn street.
81 me three story brick residence.
The terms OF sale are One third OF the purchase
money cash, and the balance in equal payments In
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, the
purchaser to give for the deferred payments his
promssory notes, Endorsed or secured 70 the salts
faction Of the trustee, sud bearing interest from
their date All convey ancing ct cost Of purchaser.
II terms Of sale not complied with in i've days,
the Trustee the right to resell at the risk
W. 3. WEBB. Trustee.
jezseoAds LArIMER 3 OLBARY. Aucts
~THB ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED until
NOHDAY, July goth. ls71, same hour and place.
jys eo&es LATIME1 CLBARY, Aucts.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BGTHEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.

ZION EEw YORK. FROM HEw YORK.
Cslsorls.. Wed, July 81 <Ru'sis-..W ed >, Aug. 8
-ecot1s.....- Wed, July Is China. Sat, Aug 8
Sat-, July Is Calsbria ed Aug. IL
Cuba Wed July y Scotia. W ed !. Aug 10
Ably ssinia... We'd, July % Algeria..Sat Aug y
UBDAY from New York.
seRgers.
gold, according to accommodation. Tickets to Pa
rs, Us, gold. additional Return tickets on favor
able terms. Storage at lowest rates.
eteerase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all psrts OF Europe, 50 lowest rates. Through
bills OF lstng given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp, AID other ports on the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight aud cabin pass
age, apply ~ the Com pany's Office, NO. Bowling
Greeni Tor Storage passage, No. III Broadway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
oO5 I'm street, Op p0site Patent ONCE.
lan3-lI CHAS G. IRANCKIYN Aranf
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NEW EXPRESs LINZ VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPnIAlA ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
IHGTOS AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.

hGfOs AND GEORGHT0WH, ID. q.
sAILINs DAYS.
From Pier ., n rth Wharyes Phil 49,
sSf sSs !, SEpS fsDAI and SAT go
DAY and FRIDAY. &C B D. m
This line connects At PhIlsdelphia with "Clydes
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
nev England States. No wharfage In Boston by
this line. CT. HYDE, AGENT fer D. OF o.
Mm. 0LTDE co., Philadelphia.
{ y. A. REID, AIsxAndris, Va.
WALDO A. PIAKCE, 81 Congress street ,Bosscn,
Ireishts delivered b. KNOBS Express. Or
ders len 90 General once, COS ponnsylvanta ave.
nue., or 90 the steamer wharf viii b promptly Ct
ended %. sp1-R