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SHOWING THE Boys How TO SHOOT
Recently, at q saloon on the Divide, some men
were discussing the shooting ARRAY which &C.
Cured during the morning between the two
brothersin law, Fallman and Ward. 1T was
agreed on all hands that it was shocking bad
shooting-a discredit to Washoe. AT last a
Phoebe man bantered Comstock man, whom
be knew to be good shot with a pistol, to 90
out in the back yard with him and do come
shooting, just TO show the "boys" how il should
be done. In the saloon was a box of eggs, and
what the Piocher proposed was that each shoot
two eggs off the bare head Of the other at the
distance of ten PAGES, the one missing to treat
the crowd. The Comstocker was bound not 20
be bluffed by man from the other end of the
state, so to the back yard all hands adjourned.
Each man used his own six shooter. The Com
stocker first busted" his egg on the top of the
Piocher's head, which exploit was loudly ap-
plauded by all present IL was then the
Piocher's turn TO shoot, and an egg was
produced to be placed upon the head of the
Comstccter, but when he removed bis
hat there was great laugh, for the top of his
head was as smooth as a billiard ball. For full
ten minutes al hands tried in vain TO make an
The Piocher then tainted the COmstocker with
having gone into the arrangement knowing that
he was safe. The latter told him to set up his
egg and it was all right-he was there. The
Plocber went into the saloon, and a moment
sfter came out with a small handful OF -four
which be dabbed upon the bald head OF the
Comstocker. and then triumphantly planted in
il bis egg, fell back ten steps and then knocked
IT of. The CoDstocker then told him to set ur
bis sc cond esq and shoot at it, as he didn't wan,
TO have his head chalked twice during the game
This was done, and the wreck OF second egg
STRAINED over the Coms.ocker's pate. The
PiocheT row stood ont with his last egg on his
head. The Comstocker raised his pistol and
fired. The Piocher bounded yard into the air
and the egg bounced whole from his head.
% I've lOst!'' said the Comstocker. "Let's all
come and take drink. By slip I've put hall
the width of my bullet through the top of bic
left ear }" and SOFT proved upon measurement
Virginia (NeC.) Enterprise.
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A LULLABY.
BY >. c.. HOLLAND.

Eoekaoyt lullaby, bSes II the elOTeT!-
CTcon ne so dIOSsily. crying 50 low
hockAby, lullaby, dear little rOveri
Down into WOnderIani-
Down TO the under land
Go. Oh 20!
Down into wonderland 20,
kDckaSv. lullaby. rain on the clOverl
Tears o. the eveIids that vaveT and weep;
ECSklbv. In laoy-bend NJ u over
Down ou tie mother world,
DJE1 on the other worlil
Steep, on sleep
Dcwn on che mo. her world sieepi
RocksNy. lullaby, dew on the sIo yer!
Dew on The eyes that will -parkie a. iawnl
BCckaby, Inllaby, dear little rover!
Into the stiiiy world
Int the lilv-wOrld
Gone. OF gone!
Into be lily world. gOnel
81. Nicholas for No-smJsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

MUSCULAR CHRIeTIANs.-Rev. E. G.. Cor
don, In An essay read before the Savannah, Ca,
Christian Association, said :-"Christianity APP
plsuds all that Is genuine on the playground
in the gymnasium, the boat race and the hunt
ing field. 1t believes in bright eyes and merry
laugh. It approves Of the arms that can strike
straight out from the shoulder; Of legs that can
do their twenty miles day without fatigue, as
that speak no guile. Muscular christianity re-
pudiafes ss travesty on nature, and an insult
to natures God, those miserable weaklings OF
our draWiDR,v
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tIEROBAET's LINE OF sTIAnsHIPy
WI WASHINGTON xNp NEW YoRK.

Hereafter sue rne ttes-nships n o. KrI0HT ans
yoAh GIBSON Will make regular EeSk- --sez>s<1
AEDRIAa WAeHIE snds0
ykO GGEoNh, ~ tOllovs:-Leaye NV Y0kk,
uon Pier 81 Eess river, every SATURDAY 81 q
Q. m; leave GEoRGEToWE every FRIDAY a =
q. q, and ALEXANDRIA the same day Al , m.
Aren't, bHtiness oc1oe and wharf SO wster street,
Seerfetosn, OF ~ the once OF the President, near
street bridge.
Nv. THOMPSON, President.
Treithh delivered by knoJt Kxpreet. OF.
ders len ~ General once, COS Peunsylvsnis ave-
UDe, CT II the steamer wharf. win be PROMPTLY %.
tended 20. telkfT
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A LADY In Maine had dream which was not
all a dream. There was painful reality about
it. She dreamed that her husband, who was
leader of a choir in the village, was too init
mate with one of the young ladies who sang in
1t. Her dream told her that, In a trunk in the
girls possession, she would find all her husband' 3
amorous letters. opo@erful was the influence
of the vision that the wife searched the girls
trunk. and there found packet OF letters, as
she half suspected. The choir numbers one
less than 1t did; the leader has tried arnica and
hair-restorers in vain, and q divorce suit is
pending. And all through the influence of an
empty dream.
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PRCuLIARITIIs or THE FINNY TRIBR.-Seth
Green. the pisciculturist, while exhibiting q
marks on the nature and habits OF these ami
mails, and referring to the mooted question.
"do hsh hear POI answered emphatcally In the
negative. To demonstrate his opinion he asked
the band to arrange themselves In close prox-
unity to the tanks and blow the loudest blast.
This they did; but not one Of the multitude Of
fishes stirred o I'm. Mr.. Green then said that
although ish were thus unsusceptibie to sound,
they were keen of vision and sensitive to the
slightest Jar. To illustrate the latter point, he
tapped on the bottom of one Of the trout tank
with just enough force to cause . vibration In
on like o fash.
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ELABORATE SPIT B.-The Lawrence Mass
Sentinel says that number OF months since a
Hsverhill man desired some accommo iation OF
the Boston and Maine road, but was refused
ibis action 20 provoked him that he determin-
ed to get square by some means, and ct length
noticing that there was no draw in the rail-
road bridge near the city, he determined to put
the company to the expense Of building one.
So he commenced building schooner OF about
200 tons at point above the bridge, and now,
as it is nearly ready to launch, he viii soon
load 1t with legitimate freight, sail down to the
road people must grant him, whether or no.
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a NOVEL ExrEMPoRR COMPAss-PrOfeSsO
Webster told, at the late meeting OF the Amer
lean Association, the story OF a party ID at
divided in the great Dismal Swamp, one por-
ton of the party having no compass. The lat
ter portion of the party was lost. and after long
wandering found their way out by a singular
eNpedient. They m ade use OF the insect Cor
which hne-tooth combs were invented. Putting
the insect on fat piece OF wood, and leaving
II TO its own devices, IL invariably began 20
was followed out by the party, and they were
thus led out TO the noTtbward. Ii lie supposed
that this instructive movement o. the insect il
due TO Its seeking its wsy toward the greatest
light.
~ or the q Senators and Representatives n
Congress from Illinois, we're born IN the state
and II outside.
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ELECTRICITY FOR TooTHACHs. "A Pari.
journal states that DR.. Bouchsrd of that city
finds the use of electricity very efficient in cases
ofsevere tcothache, perfect cure, even where
the teeth are greatly decayed, being not IN
frequently obtained, and temporary relief
almost invariably ensuing. In numerous in
stances, where alienation at first was of short
duration, the effect became more and more
marked, and lasted longer, as the treatment
was repeated. The method pursued by DR..
BouchaTd, in applying the electricity, is to
place the positive pole of the current on the
cheek opposite the diseased tooth, and the mega
tive upon the antero-lateral portion or the neck;
and, to avoid alterations, the electrodes are
made very large, and their place frequently
changed. The application is continued for
about half an hour, although relief is frequently
experienced in ten to fifteen minutes. a battery
of bout ten eleme nts is used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

WHAT Your Cur OF CoyFER CONTAINS
Are you fond of your coffee? An Official inyes-
tigafion has just been made in Paris a. to the
materials OF which this delicious bever sge' is
made. There are I'VE principal compounds.
dered chiccory, sand and brick dust. g. Ohio
cory and burned bones. A. Chiccory burned.
mixed with butter and colored with Prussian
red. 3. Burned cabbage roots and boiled horse
liver,
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TIE EXPENSES OF THE FRAsCo-GRRNAN
Wharf.-The Paris correspondent Of the London
Tires writes: "a statement OF the extrsordi-
nary expenses connected more or less directly
with the last war, and incurred up TO the end
OF 1873, has just been presented TO the German
Bundesrath. Among the chief items are f240,-
500 Tor mobilization, II COO 800 for current
expenses, tJ6, 800 for the navy, 81 80 for the
postoffce, ago for telegraph management,
4ll26O0 compensation for acquisitions, 1 $40 00C
for interest and redemption of the war debt,
and ia, leo 900 for assisting the needy families
OF the reserve and landwher; the total charge
able to the North German Confederation being
fl, go ,6S5. The items chargeable 20 the whole
OF Germany amount to sac 500 ,6I7, and include
1905, goo for the extra cost of Army of Occupa-
ton, 43G6, 900 for gsrrisoning Alsace aud Lor-
rsine, Fl 500 900 for the restoration and equip
ment of the fortresses in those provinces, 1885,
0O0 for compensation for injury to property,
t1,0S2 ,0c0 for the Imperial railways In those
provinces, f1,60S,0O0 for the redemption OF the
floating debt, ff1S,010 TOR the Strengthening
and equipment OF German f0rtresses, Il $50 ,d(0
voted for the erection OF fortresses, E2,S10, O0l
for fund for inyalided soldiers, and { 4 30, 900
for the Reichstag building"
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TIE LATE HURRICANE AT GLAsGow.-Dur-
lean ship Florence Treat, ct Glasgow for Rio
Janeiro, broke from her moorinRs and before
she could be secured ran into eight other yes
eels, ipjurine some Of them severely. The only
damage received By the Florence Treat Wa
the loss other foretopsail yard.
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had his law Office close to certain doctor'sHtn
fact they were separated only by plank parti-
ton with q door in 1t; the Judge was at his
The doctor was writing letter, and psusing at
the word equinomicsl, called out, "Judge, ISN'T
e-q- u-i the way to spell equinomical p" 'sYes,
ster's dictionary; can soon tell" He opens 1t
with clam, the Judge lays his specs on the
table and raising slowly, breaks forth, "Well,
sir, I've always been . Daniel Webster man,
and voted for him fer President; but any man
that will write ne big q dictionary as this, and
not put as common . word as equinomical in It,
can't have my vote for anything hereafter"
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How HI Cor AROUND IT.-A paper out In
Dakota-the Elk Horn Gleaner-relates the
following story Of q fellow who pledged himself
not to drink o drop of liquor either inside or
outside of house for two years. Soon after he
passed q saloon where three OF his former COM
panions were taking their drop in comfort, and
he could not help stopping and casting one
him TO join them. "Oh, no, :" said he, "I wish
could, but I've sworn not to take drop either
inside or outside Of house for two years {"
all that; wen EFT you and you can drink half
inside the house and half out" So they raised
him mp, while the third filled and passed the
drawing breath for another, when one OF his
supporters shifted little, and he shouted, "Oh
hold me even, boys, my souls in your hands
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BANKERS.

SIa TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL street
= " often leads 90 fortune. No liability. 1.-The
Art OF Speculation" seq free BY HICkLIHG co.,
BANKERS and Brokers, Z 2 Broadway, n N. se1l-Sn
GERMAN AHK SAVINGS BANz
Interest psid on deposits.
!oEs HITz, Prest Ilsns-lylo. n. PkHsTIss, ossh
L. neB. TInONEY q CO.,
Ls BAkKKRs AND BROkIRe,
SfooNd National BaHk Bstldiag, eos SsresfA strsa
IIenssct General Banking, kxchange, sud Dol.
BUf and Sill GOLD. 6OVERNMBHr
BONDS, STOLES, &c,
Army on0ers' paT accounts csshsd In advance.
fObls-ly
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BURNING OF SrBAMBoAT-The steamboat
Esperanza was burned wednesday g midnight
and cargo was total Ioes. The ohAmbermaId
was lost, but Ill the others were ssved.
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SUNDAY NIGHT q Detroit policeman, passing
0 certain house about ten o'clock saw q man
drop from q window, And heard smothered cries
inside. He seized the man for Q burglar, bat
soon found that he had the owner Of the house
In his clutches. "Well," said the officer, "it
looks suspicious to see you drop out of q win
ew that way" "Wel1, ;" replied the man, heav-
ing sigh, "when the old woman gets her dam
der up, amt particular about what road L
take TO get out of the house,
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Oh, KITTENS! in your hours OF ease,
Uncertain toys, and full OF fieas;
When pain and anguish hang DER men,
We turn You into sausage then,
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SNew version Of Burns. by the medical
student-"If body snatch o body"
SSaid New Yorker to his wife: "Have you
heard of that new decision Of the Boston
courts?n "No; what u it?" "why, that II Q
woman lends her husband money she cannot
get It back" "Hunph!" sueered the wife,
THAT'S nothing new"
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

n A4A4 AINOOhd-NShs
Niagara Fire Insurance Company OF New Yorf-
Assets, 81 sSo12t. Surplus, S8h rs
Republic Fire Insurance Company OF Heg York-
Assets, &70 ,0o0. eurplus, S<O0,0OO.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
fork-kssets, tcOos<to. Surplus, eS8 90.
ksttonsl Fire Insurance Company Of Phfladel.
phia, Pa.-Assets, s66s 900. Surplus, 16e 900.
Old Dominion Fire Insurance COMPANY Of Wiz.
ffnis-Assets, esl5,0Oo. Surplus, sIls 900.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL q 90.
mayn-u Agents, COZ 9TH street northwest.
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THx PERILs OF PROSPECTING IN SoRrH PARK.
tFron tAs Deneer (Cotl World
messrs. ID. 5. Perkins, Joseph StrAley and
John r. Stienraek, party OF Chicago tourists,
returned yesterday from three months trip
through Park, summit and Grsnde counties.
They Fitted out an OUTFIT ~ Simpsons corral last
July, and drove down south ward, AID pros
pected from Granite 20 Fort Steele, on the
Uoion Pacific. These gentlemen relate most
horrible snake story. which will bear repeating.
They were encsmped In Elk Head mountains,
in the North Park, on the l0th OF last Septem-
Der, when they met with a misfortune which
cost one OF the party his life. rhe party ar
rived tn camp late one night after days hunt
aud ramole over the hills. After q hearty sup
per the party Law down in their blankets around
the IRE, which had been huilt IN the cleft Of
so ne large quartz rocks, ana all were soon
fast asleep. MIR. Straley was awakened IN
the night oy heavy weight upon his chest
At nrst he supposed II Was his brothers hAni,
but, as IL did not move, and becoming ncrvons
and alarmed. be raised ms hesi. and was harri-
d cd TO mo q large mountain rsttlesnake cooled
~ on HIS chest, vita lis head nestled dOSn a
tbs center of the coil. lt VS. nearly daylight,
bot Mr.. Straley was 50 psTalyzed with fear IN A.
b. could not make a no!ss, ana dared not move.
he recovered his Pre- seEce OF mind so far a. g
be able 70 drRw the blankets over his face. This
movement startled the reptile monster. which
glided from him 20 bls brother, VITO was sleep
ing WITH him. Tae snake passed from ms bresst
u his brothers face, when, tn fatal mo ment,
Henry Suaey raised his hand - tear tt Away.
There was fierce rattle and loDo cry from the
half-awakeDed boy, ana ths monster buried its
faDgs in his right hand and second time in hts
cheek. There was a horrible scream from Henry
Sualey as the poor boy jumped 10 his feet,
while the snake glided from the blankets "a a
large fiat rock near the embers of The fire. MIR.
jenkins hred bis revolver az the horrible cres-
tnre, and at the second shot brought it down
Poor Young Stsley was soon suffering tue
mott intense agO1y. Bis brother, &c his rsQuest,
cut out large portion OF the cheek an hopes
that the poison had not penetrated very deep,
and tight hgature was bound around the
wrist Of the bitten hand, which WAS hathed in
cold water. But nothing tue horriaed Young
men could do ayailed to save the poor boy. lie
q In less than two hours in the most terrible
agony. Hal the party been supplied with a
plentiful supply OF whisky his life might have
been saved, but they had none with them. The
body changed color within three hours after tae
accident. The young man conveyed the corpse
% Fort Steele, whence IL was shipped Tome 10
Chicago .or interment. Tho snake measured
feet in length and had nine rattles which were
taken of, and which we're shown 10 our reporter
81 the corral last evening.
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A MEXICAN LINZ.

HhhNAN LINE
MAIL STEAMSHIPS S
AMTkiCAN FLAG. ~k
Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN sEd LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, IhTERMsDIATs a.a STkERxGs
AoooMMoDATIoNs UNSURPASSED.
Rates o. lev ~ by another nrst-olass Line
PETEB WRIGHT a SONS, General Agents.
Philatelphis.
FRANK W. sANBORs, Agent,
sugS IL l4aS Penn. avenue, " ashinstOu.
EROk PHILADELPHIA
shipby
"Nev Express Line"
rRoh BOSTON AND rsoyIprrol
msrk freight via "Clydes Iron Line" and ship nv
Boston and Proyidence Railroad.
cee Advertisement ofsEew lxpross Line"
CT HYDE,
srriy 90 wsfer street, Georsstosn, D-O.
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BEAD THE FOLLOWING

a splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worstei
Double breasted English square FROCK COATS
with Vests to match, at Sl2, Sl6, SIS, go and l
for gentlemen; BUb1 NESS SUITS for IS, $40, SI2,
: Is, SIS and 20; and DRESS SUITS at els, Sls;
: ~, IS and $50; a magnificent line of OVER
COATS, intending very geIteel OvercOat fer as,
. handsome Melton OvercOst for o., a fine Whit
ney Oyerco6t for IS, and sn eleea ut OhinchIfIa
Overcast for el fand Sl2; Black, Blue aud Blown
Beaver Oyercoats at 8 u and SIS nne English err
seys, in Blue, Brown, Drab and Smoke color All
very handsomely trimmed and lined, at SIS; very
hue AstTacsn Beaver 0verCoats at &7O aud as.
and many other styles. For Youths 9 splendid line
OF Business Suits from 81 70 SIS; Youths Dress
Suits from SIS 10 go and s25; Boys Suits in great
variety, from 81 to Sl2 Business Pants from : 10
81, and hEe DTess DoeskIn and Fancy Cashmere
Psnts et prices ranging from o. 50 to IS. A bead
tiful line Of Children's Suits and 0yercoSts.
urge n careful inspection OF my goods before pur
chasing elsewhere, assuring the public thai I
never before have bad such q variety Of Gar.
ments to please all tastes and desires, 10
accommodate All purses, or 20 give
such entire satisfaction.
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LOB SALE OR EXCHANGE,

FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE,
THIRTYFOUR SMALL FARMs, BUILD
ING SITES AND C0UNTRYsEArS,
FEAR AND IN FULL EIEW
or TIE CITY
Combining more advantages than any other local
ity % near washington, among which are perfect
heslthfHlRess Of locality, excellent quality Of son.
especially for grapes and the small fraits, and IN
purest water. One Of the finest vineyards in the
country has been for several years In fun bearing
on Of these places. The extremely low prices 90
which they are offered. and en- easy terms, max
them, either o. an investment, or 10 improve OF
home, very desirsbie.
B0BERT A. PHILLIPS.
Rsa Estate Broker
uays.u SOS ua street
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INV KXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,

a BETWEEN
Pull PHlA,hLENANDRIAV Va " ASH.
INeToN kED GEOBeETOwE, n o.
SAN NE rANs.
From Pier z, HpTth Whsrves. PhIsdelphts.
nhBntsDAr and SATURDAY, -
Fr0m So wsser street, G~orr. l&<---<z1AnkH
town, -: O., MONDAY And FRfOAY GsRm
This Tire conuects AZ Philsdolphi With blyae's
hegulaI semi weekly Line q steamers faf PrOyt.
deuoS, Boston and New England statcs No wharf.
age In Boston BY this lire
y HNBH. Agent Tor ID. Of U,
y. A. REED. Alexsndrfa, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCH, ~ DovoEshire street.
0sten.
a. Freishts delivered by KBorH Expres.. Or.
ders len =; General once, COS PeupsylNan ave-
me, OF ai the Steamers wharf, Will b. promptly at
tended 60. s-tr
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WAsFRI IlSssqTISss sS p.9yFb, EsIys rORK

WAsFBtussssG6SsSii s sSf PsSvfbrs66Ts YORK
The nne iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips 90
Norfolk, will leave her wharf. foot Of E.eSSE
Sixth street, every EOEpAY snds<7<<<szs<<
IhUkepAl, at o. ma. sSloe.ng a the principal
river landings, counecrfnE ~ Norfolk with steam.
ship Of the N. and N. Line for Boston and Provi.
oenoei with the Old Dominion stesnship COM
"Csre Ct Ledy Of the Lake, VIA Norfolk. /"
n, b. NTZHUGH, Agent, 6th strest wharf.
A. q. PLANT, General Agent,
Ranrn NJ. paavf p-,tl1tw~
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EeR POTOMAC sIVEK LANDINGS.

The swim and fasorfte Iros steamer PILOT BOT,
OtPtsh goseBh White, issves eth. r.
Ureet v kNrf, 90 Cciuck, ever - Z - II
TeksnkN aud SATURDAY ~s~1s~s---s
hOkNIN0s, for principal Lsntiues ~ the Po-
tumac. far down CurriouaaF, re- urnine 90
MsshiI Etrn every "Wednesday 40 Sunday cvcuins
The ssturdaI and SUNDAY trio Includes Coltouh.
blacktston isla3c and Lcoa NrdtoNH.
r. HTLES, Ascent.
sePltly eh-strest wharf.
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CU n A x ID LIN Z.

With the view Of diminishing the ohsno.s OF col.
lisioI, the Steamer Of this Line take spectfiec
course for all seasons OF the year
On the outward passage from Oue1nstown 90 Nev
or nothing 20 the north Of Is.
On the homewsrd passage, crossing the n erfdisu
ofeo st q lat, or nothing % tbs north Of a.
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STEAMER LINES.

T'Hr SrEEHHR MARY WaSaIaGrON ~Il
- Nlscrfti1ue Ter MIDDAY frirs
until farther rC.ice GA(it-h
ehe VIII leave GlyInorf a<e.-s<-<.kE
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EyKRT noRNInG

Sunday eNcep'sal o'ciook Rrsu-pins. leave
v sstinEton ~ llliQrk o m touch ma - al lard.
iffs each Tay 'rscsp carriages and live stook
ccflQ In NJ GREGG. Csrfafn
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
sLrHkBE NEW YORK AND LTVERPOOL,
A @ A. ~

BITHhEN NEW YORK AND LTVBRPOOL.
CALLING Ar CORK HLRBOR.
ZION kEW loRE. FROM hEw YOHI.
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And every following "WEDNESDAY ana EAT
UkDAf from New lsrk
steamers marked DO MT osrry sseerNss pss.en-
gers.
RAMS OF PasAsH.-Osbtn, $50, cleo, ana ara.
colo, according 20 accommodation. Tickets 20 Pa
fis, <H gold, additional. Return tiokex on favor.
able teTns. Storage 8 81 currency.
eteersse tickets IRON Liverpool and QueenstOvn,
and sll parts Of Europe, a. lowest rates. THROUGH
bills OF lsding given Tor Belfast, Glasgow. Hsvre,
Antwerp, and other ports on the OOntn ent and for
Mediterranean port. For freight and cabin psss.
eye, Apply ut the Company offiOo, he. Bowling
Green Ter steerage PASSAGE, No. III Broadway,
trinity Building, or 20 OTIS BIGEL0W, Banker,
sos 7th street, opposite Patent once.
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