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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
American Police.

Editor S2ar:-So long as the police force In
our country Is regarded as disreputsble body,
inferior in social standing to the rank and file
OF an army, ard on a par with billiard markers,
shoulder hitters, AMI fancy men generally, inst
so long will vice and crime flourish and justice
go unsatisfed. Both here and IN England Al
unworthy prejudice exists against this u ,sefai
body, sometimes, no doubt, with reason. .sTsey
manage these things better in Frs,sce" ard
sevhere on the continent of Eurr, ga Tsere
q policeman or gend'arme is a soldier. and,
being soldier, he is consIderef. a. belonging to
an honorable profession. Certainly the pro-
teetiDg OF the community a. large. men, women
and little children, Is eye,I more hopora able than
the butchery Of your Fellow creatures. These
men are chosen from the army generally on ac-
count of superior intelligence and good con-
Duct, receive much higher pay, and are liable
IN case of an emergency, to be sent on active
service. They are often entrusted with delicate
affairs OF the government, but there is no rea.
son why they should become in this country The
tools for any political party. What We want is
body OF police, call them by what name we
VIII, who will be respected by the public. and
by being so respected would respect themselves.
Being independent of political influence, their
position would be secure, and they would be
encouraged to improve themselves in their pro-
apt 10 be of service to men in their dangerous
line Of duty. q.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. %, 1874.
Mr.. Editor: AS we believe your paper TO be
friendly to the workingmen, We put = few in
terrogstorles to you, hoping they may be ans
legal day s work for government laborers; and
second, why are laborers for the city required
to work ten bours? We speak now more in ref
erence to those working under the parking
commission, because better acquainted with
their labors. These men have.d0ne as much as
any to adOrn the city, as all parts of It bear
witness. They have labored faithfully and in
dustTiously at low wages, and have been as I'm a.
complaining as any at the non payment of their
wages, though to them q serious and heavy loss;
but they wonder, and not without bitter cause,
much ymnatly haan N for
clerks and others, who may be required to sit
ht their desks for eight hours, and their want Of
exercise, so pitifully commented on, that il
never occurs to any one that the labOrer having
worked ten hours requires rest for his tired and
aching limbs. In all humanity. let the honora-
Die Commissioners see and put them on q just
footing. In doing so they will have many q
blessing offered by the wives aud children of
these poor men. We are led to make these re-
marks that justice may be done. III the eight
hour law includes city laborers, see IL carried
out, or pay these poor men for the extra two
hours day. 1 am, most respectfully, yours,
MARYLAND AVENUE.
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RONDs, CERTIFICATES,
PAID sewer RssEsSMENrs

The attention Of property owners having maid
General Sewerage Assessment Bills is respectfuli
called to the following facts:
By the new law Of Congress they can be redeemed
In nny yea, bonds, bearing interest az 65i0O per
pot receivable for taxes Of any description.
IL your bill is en- odd amount, you will be OBLIGED
TO either sell or buy enough bills to make the eyan
amount OF fftfes or five hundreds, as no money An
De paid by the authorities under any circumstances
cash ct the highest rates w.
II you have left your bills with the Board of Audit
you conclude TO sell.
All information regarding taxes and District
matters cheerfully furnished without charge
All kinds Of District Securities bought and sold
PETER CAMP6RLL.
STOCK Booker,
No. 14Y3 pennsyIvanfe ayenue.
augS-lm Between Wtllardb and the TreaGurv
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The labor imposed upon the feet Is as una
yoidsole a. daily walks are Indispensable 20
health, and that the care aud attention tween
Them should be cOmmensurate with the duty
they perform Is being more fully appreciated
esch succeeding year, and it Is a well-knoxn
Iact thst many eminent physicians, surgeons.
patronize DIR. Whites establishment, No. SIS
10Th street, opposite the L. ). Treasury, where
Oorns are removed without pain, 80 the shoe
can oe worn with case, aud Buni0us. Club and
inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences. sc
are relieved and cured without loss OF TINS 20
the psuent. Il large patronage enables chang
ing the moderate fee o: Al per visit. on ce
hours from a. m. TO p. N. Established an
NashingtOn. u. O. in 1851.
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AN UNLUCKY Thomas Lam
ahan was sta nding few evenings ago on a cor
ner near Central Park, while waiting for a
young lady, Suddenly he heard cries of dis
tress, woman's voice he thought, in the direc-
ton OF 18th street and 9TH avenue, and hast en- &.
ing to offer his assistance rushed into the arms
OF policeman, who arrested him as the assail-
ant OF Horace Galpin. Before a justice he wes
committed in default of 5000 bail. He was
brought before Judge Donohue, in supreme
court chambers. on a motion to reduce the bail
and Lsnahan was remanded.-N T. Tribune
9th. 'O~'o'
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g ORGETO WV,

CATTLE MARKEr-By Means d Co.-The
market at the Drover's Rest to-day was dull.
425 fat cattle were offered and sold to butchers
at sc. to 5Ac. per pound. I 200 sheep and lamb.
were offered and all sold-ic TO sc. per pou I'D for
sheep and 50 to Si.25 per head for lambs. 20
head.
GRAIN TRADR.-The canal boat Hattie and
Bessie arrived to-day with 375 barrels Of -four
ana 800 bushels of corn, consigned to Hartley
s. Bro. No sales reported to-day.
THE BODY of the boy Archie Owens, who was
drowned yesterday at the foot of Potomac
street, was recovered this morning and taken to
the station house to await the action of the cor
oner, who was notified.
CONDITION OF Mr.. BRADLRY.-We regret to
say that the condition of Mr. Joseph II. Brad
ley, jr., had not improveved up to 2.3O D. M,
There is scarcely a hope of his recovery.
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CHINESE YOUTH COMING TO AMERICA TO
BE observation-disclosures has been received
here that another delegation Of Chinese stu
dents, thirty In number, will arrive early next
eral educational institutions in New England.
After short time the Chinese government will
send another delegation of youths to this coun-
thoroughly grounded In English they are TO re-
turn home and take service under their own
government.
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A LIFE DoCRLN AssURED-A resident OF
Bangor, Maine, writing TO q. y. CrittAntnn.
Sixth avenue, TOR q supply OF Hrle's Hoaev IN
HCTckOHEd and Tar, mentions Incidentally "a AZ
three months ago New England Life Insur-
ance Company refused 10 grant him a policy
on the ground that be was consumptve. bat"
be adds, "thsBks TO the healing properties Of
that invaluable preparst my lungs are now
perfectly sound. aud yesterday passed a me,ii-
cal examination, without an objection bsin,
made, and insured nv life for 5000"
fike's Tooth Ache DTops-Cure in one min
ute. eo4t
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The Montpelier Female Humane Assocta.,,n
SbsItered ty the Legislature Of Virginia ana the
Olrcuit court OF Orange county proposes nv a
series 81 Grand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
DOW Home for the Old, Infirm. and NJ ms
Ladies 81 virginia 81 Montpelier, the former r.,si
dence OF President smes Madison 'o'
Inc Association Is under the control of e,0h,
trustees, six OF whom elected bienDialir hV 49,
Virginia. e'Ho' Oi
Remittsnces for tickets may be made by exprss
prepaid, post-c flee money order on Westminster
ID. o., or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf NJ. Y. H. A.. Alexandria Va
References, by permission. His ExceIlsucy las
L. keuPer, Governor Of Va; His Excellence, a n.
terri w a!Eer. HI. Governor Uf Va; Hen R5bert
=. Mithers, Lieut. Governor Of Va. aud u. sen
m m. eelecti hon Robert W Hughes, lodge Eastern
frem Virginia
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JANIS BARBOUR
Prest n. y. II. A, Alexandra, Va,
RelIable Agents want ID everywhere. aus-eoly
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RICH PRISONER IN OHIo.-The Columbus
tOhio) State Journal says that the penitentiary
prisoner whose father recently died in New
York and left him $4,000, has been found. His
real name is George L. Foster, but he is in the
Ohio penitentiary under the name OF Henry T.
Marshall. He was sent to the prison in the
winter OF 1872, from Cincinnati, under a three
years sentence for forgery. His time will be
out in February, 1875. He is a very orderly man
about the prison, and Is perhaps one of the most
intelligent prisoners there. The books state
that when he came there he had SO, 900 in New
York city. He is the leader of the CHI APPEL choir
and last Sunday, when the warden announc
the fact that some prisoner had been left a for
tune, he was noticed by one OF the warden's
daughters to coler up in the face anu appear
very uneasy during the rest of the service.
THREE MEN RUN OVER BY A FRRIGHr
TRAIN.-TwO Sundays ago three colored In On
were crossing the viaduct when q tram came
upon IL from each direction. Instead of going
upon the walk between the tracks they ali got
down between the cross ties, which are alb 5ut
twelve inches thick-below these are the heavy
supporting timbers; so that considerable spacs
Is afforded in which to s'drop." bat none TO
spare. The train passed over the three men
anu all escaped without a scratch. but untor-
tunately one o. the number, who was dressed in
suit or white linen Sustained" ark and
ugly mark, as If from coal dust or ashes down
the fuli length of his coat.-Cum5erIdad Nses
18th.
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CTY ITEM.

CALL AT JANE Y: DAVIS soxs. eqi PENN
s ~, avenue, tne ~ sadsoay Fair Sfy'e ST.
New York. Also, All she latest novelties I'M Felt
Hats. ~ o.
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For the Eye OF Parents and Guar
dams.

In the course Of a few weeks the variou:
schools in and near the District, both public
and private, will have resumed their fall and
winter scholastic terms. Our schools rank with
the best IN the country, and as a valuable index
Tor parents and guardians, we call attention of
the most prominent ones advertised in our c1l-
umns, and shall continue these notices from day
TO day as new advertisements appear.
The well known Episcopal Institute for BOYS,
Rev. f. L. Knight ID. d., principal. is an
nOunced to resume at Nos. 17l9 and I72i Penn
sylvania avenue, on the 9Th of September. THIS
IA one OF the most hOurishiBg educational insti-
tutes in this section Of the country.
Miss Jones English and Ere ch School for
Young Ladies will reopen at 213 5. nth A street,
Capitol Hill, on the 21st proximo.
he day school of Mrs. Burr, 1898 III street
northwest, Will resume its fall sessions on the
21st prOmimo.
Miss f. Sendorff's school, No. SIT 9th street
northwest, will resume SeDte mber ISt. InfOr-
nation concerning the course of study, &c NAV
be had upon application At the residences OF the
principal, No. 227 H street.
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DEATH PROM TIE KICK OF A HoRsK.-Em-
naus owens, son or the late Rev. Warren Ow-
ems, Of this county, was fatally Injured on last
tuesday by kick of fractions colt. Young
ovens was only Is years Of age, and fingered in
great pain until yesterday morning (Sunday),
colt that kicked him was only three or foar
mon -hs OLD. Singular to state it broke its lao
on FRIDAY last and died the same day.-Frsd,
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GOLDSMITH MAID went to be shod in SPRING
held the other day, and the nails from her sh pes
the fortunate fellows who happened to bs
around. One man, more audacious, pulled two
hairs from the sacred tail, and avowed his in
tention OF having them braided into a ring
Nur1cMsP n1nsr.
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THE GLOVE AND MITTKN MANUPACTURE'-
Indications at Johnstown at present point to a
suspension of the glove and mitten bust ness
there much earlier this season than for several
seasons past. "A number Of manufacturers con-
template closing their es' ablish ments the fest
proxImo. AT Gloversville this branch of ind u.s.
try 10 not being as actively followed as usual,
Buyers are cautious and buy goods In quite
limited Quantities, comparing this years pur-
chase with seasons past.-AEba9y Argus Pin
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GALIGNANIs FASHIONS include q novelty
which promises to be very successful, IL il a
compact and neat little bundle for railway ira
Yelling and excursions. Ii takes no more room
than well -folded shawl, but consists of a bag
q ran, and Jointed en-tous-cas, a Holland over
dress and pelerine. The material of the latter
two pieces suggests that it is intended TO pre-
serve a lsdy's travelling dress from damp, dust
or tear; the fan and paras0l are made of the
same. The overall is so contrived tn at it falls
into the folds laid by the manufacturer as easily
as hood closes, SO that Ii can be thrown off and
collapse at moments notice.
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$40 TO 5000 invested in stocks and gold nav.
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
heulsrs: Tumbridge S Co., Bankers, 2 Wall
street, New York. ia:
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MORE WORK better work, and a greater va
rlety OF work can be done on the wheeler and
convinced Of this by calling at No. 4eI Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. LEE
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STRANGE ACCIDENT TO Two HoRsRs.-A
queer sort OF an accident occurred recently on
plantation near Opelousas, La, by which two
valuable horses were killed. They were at
play in yard where an ordinary harrow hal
been lett, Its teeth toward the ground, when
one or them, holly pursued by its companion,
rushed by the harrow, one of the handles OF
which ripped open his side. This terrible shock
Old not stod him, the momentum he had ac-
qulred carrying him hundred yards off, where
he fell. The harrow was turned upon its side
with It's teeth presented to the pursuing horse
who, striking them with full force. msn9led aud
died in few hours.
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AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved 10 joe. W. Marin, corner of PennsylVa-
mia avenue and 9th Sc. Almauacs free tSeps
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CONFINEMENT spd happiness reign IN al
households where Dooley's Yeast Powder IL
used. Try il. Your grocer has IL.
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WEEKS DoISes IN WALL SrRKxr.-Explsin.
stock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent Tree. TUNBRIDsB & Co.,
1914 2Wsll street, New York
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WILCOX q GIBR's sxwINs MAosIsn. Tha
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha
Bsum's hoopskirt and correct factory, Ith street,
mteiligencer building. lO&
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THERE could not be more bitter satire upon
the condition Of society than the populsritv
which Mr.. Beecher will win out Of this dread ni
busiress. IL IL clearly foreshadowed bv fha
crowds that besieged the Twin Mountain House
last Sunday, and heard him preach, The
coafsenese Of grain that must be In the nature
OF the man who courts such Q demonstr alton r.
only fair specimen Of the coarse grained ma
ture that can tender it.-PhiIa. Bulletin.
0The latest from Delaware q peaches
mostly.
- Connecticut anticipates q slime cut. of
tobacco.
: @The hon. Barney Aaron win settle in
Pittsburg.
0The health OF the Hon. Alex H. stephens
is said TO have improved greatly during the last
three weeks.
~ George w. Claypoole, charged with rob
day before United States Commissioners RoRers
and was committed 20 jail for TIE action Of the
United States grand jury.
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PkNNsYLvANIA AVENUE NOT TO BE Re-
PAvED Or RHPAIRKD.-It lie understood that
the District Commissioners have determined
not 10 repave or repair Pennsylvania avenue a.
was contemplated at the time OF Advertising FOR
proposals, bids for which were recently pub
temporary repairs on the present pavement a.
will keep the street in q passable condition.
The reasons which have governed the Commits
sioners In this conclusion are not definitely
known, but actuated by the iIltesests OF the citi
zens Of this District, they have doubtless con-
sidered that In view Of the financial condition
Of the District, to incur the heavy ex !.
pense OF replacing the wood with an en-.
tirely new and substantial pavement would
merit theapproval Of neither the citizens nsr
Congress at the present time. Members OF the
National Legislature viii SOON meet here again,
and can see FOR themselves what the condition
OF this avenue Is, and will take such action e.
wno nave made deposits with their bids can
therefore withdraw them upon application at
tfe once OF the Commissioners.
SufcIpR OF A CLERK-H Sloots B;ms,rf
Through ne Head.-Wallace Nc Kendry a cierk
IN the Adjutant Generals Office, War DEPART
ment. committed suicide about o O'clock this
wesson pistol through the head. n nj. rs,,, =,
the residence OF Mr.. e. Alexander On 12t,. h.
tween G. and h streets. Deceased came to ti,is
city daring the war as q soldier In Massarhn
setts regiment. He was 81 years or age. nm
married, aud has no relatives in this city. ne is
presumed that he was laboring under abbera.
ton OF the mind, for In march last st the ssma
his throat WITH . razor. His remains viii ~
taken charge Of By the Masonic order, OF which
be wae . member. The corouer Ma rots6sd
and WIN hold and Inquest
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DECISION IN REGARD TO THE AMENDED
BANKRUPTCY LAw.-The amended bankruptcy
law does not, in express terme, quire tn At the
answer in involuntary bankruptcy cases shall
be sworn to, and yesterday the question was pre-
scented to Judge Blatchtord, of New York
whether unsworn answers are valid, which
question he promptly decided in the negative.
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nNIHG TO USANolD>BLE Circumstances,
Sp.esrs csursh = Bs.t -sieS sss T. ss sss
been held on August ~ ~ The seminary Hotel,
"a sa .stS~h wfIIiss rTLsR. 1 ssSss.r.
PY THOMAS BOWLING. AuOtiODesr.
TRUSTEES, SALE or A THREr,sroRY
BRlCk BMELLlNG, WITH sTORE, NO %
BkIpGE sTBGRT, GEOsGgf5s a. ar AUo.
q. By Virtue Of edssd % trs., d.,s.i neoemesr
II p ISL duly rcccrded 10 Liber 10, 90.
wsshingtoR EQUITY, IN ~ pt-trics of 0olasibis,
sna = the request q ,hs pArtiss secured thereby
tiSn, on EoHDAi, Ausu.s 81. is. !. 't oc Iss
.i;nse nv MAJ ma s's,s PI'Ss 81 Psroe ~ sroSns
lIo~n sna dec ltd On she land re- 1r5s 81 saia
h-anlins Coz ths sane A. ,Ss es - tb,r.sss IA
iee ~ he (s ohes ess, q the beSiurins post o.
he pcis .s 81 dse . a1s Sa5S,s seS Sr 90
ssst on ,sa srlcgs srse twenty ol Zee, thencs
PARALLEL With Bridge st-sst is~u,Y ass iss,, srs
be- &C .ou'h thr. hurd.d tSol a - the y ace 4
oyLs's,ins q nat 'hrts-story trick hsEse with
TsIms-ss P5escrsb-d ~ the eeee q ,rus,-sl.s,o,
witt Interest ~ ~, rsie ~ SEQ ilpl cE cent per
rentes ,fssie In cssl: bsiaprs a. six al 1870
moths fot vhch TIE notes Il the purchss-r. bear
,ed q ifGs tn Y "a 80 .o s 'a 5'
q, 20 I 1t he viii be r.g-trrd thr a AZ q sale
a. All oouF'ysuoiIE az the expense - TIE pur-
lft.s,ms g sals are nos caup'i-s ~ph g. seven
p.o perry - th- III and . ~ fbs 5ef.r.is me-
Oh ser, after SCI DAYS -drtftss@nant ga s1ula one
o mote eSsEsPtrs rutli-hcc IN ths CIT 81 Wash
BRslN m " WARNER
auEls-eoS ds tCIranJ THOS IOwbGNG, Auct.
HONE AGAIN HoME AGAIEu
AND NEkH GLAD OFT,
,, WI eoisIgea pr'mi-ssi Improved iraoHinery,
" utt ,1,,ht - be ID in the csU -, "a fact
would respectfully irf5rm orr ri .,s "a 80
poeIe M presn'its cut as nay have been repn-
- " oUB moTTo Is EXCELSIOR
In Dyeing snd Cleabiilx Ladies prra.ss saarl,.
Spsogues, fles, Ribbons, &C, &c, Geut's Costs
Az home &c everybody from Ia m n,ril sun..t.
Saturdays IN N - "a. Until 81 2. IA, ~ the cd
stsnc established lSl, the most oomplr.s IN the
country. EVER body com. ard seeqs;
iysu 40 Jefferson street, GsorFetesa. d. q.
GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BASK.p-o
81 HIGH STRkkT.
a, BAN horrs, q M g ,. m, and on Saturdays
Ato receive der0siisl until p M. Intervss paid %
lection. msde sl accessible points. Discount
days, Mondays.
RAKREI X. 6R POLK President.
h. Polktnhorn. Thss. pSSiins. 1T. N.cheu.
LII DICT con. Z =. Crowley, Fred. ~. JOnes,
biley A. hIDH, =. u. Hartley, ThOs. asoplss.
~ EDUCrIoE IN fBTCEs 10 eBsbIe us 20
H close out our entire Etoct Of DIZZY GOODS
before MOVING INTO our New ttore, will, from
tn n1,S cate, Skill kfkRfTHfEe AT RkDCOED
BENgAMIN MILLER,
letr Iol Bridge street, Geyrget0wn.
n @ u % T. -
~ ILEGkHT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
sug8ly sHirh street GeorEetowu. ID.
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Any PERSON waxtins a splenssa ala 49,,
opera chain. that win take the place Of soiid
So.a. aloud call at Priggs this week and ses
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"HELL's TEN ACRRs."-In Breckenridge
county, Ky, is locality called HeIl's Ten
acres, In which no animal can live, o. wing to
the rank masma. While attempting to clear
IL, snort time since, the owner and bis son
were nearly overcome, and had to desist A
cali turned into the place died soon after. There
Is no odor in the atmosphere to indicate the
deadly miasma.
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THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue ami 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, TO 4. SATURDAYS. 20
and TO 8. 27t3, 1iti6
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A NCHOR LINE. -
a RASShGE GATES REDUCKDS f2Sx
hkM YORK AND GLASGOW s&zxxA
FAFOhfTE ROUTE FOR TOUpTST.
Fasseager Accommodation Cns9raasssa
S1SAMEh HEhhn KkDHESDA Y AND
tkeM PIERS 70 AND n NORTH RIvKR. N
10 GLASGQR, LIVEhPOOL,Hf ~ Vn6N.
cDpkhk T. QUE SNST0 w Or ISL EAST
Nav1n 9oSIo ~, according 20 Accom- D0dati0us
Aahin return Tlcf cts issued az reduced rasss -
lhTkRMEDIATE Sas. sTEERAGE sIa
x DIGffs fSsEedyoT aNg d7Nohnf a. l0spssf 49,
Tor Tickets or further fufornaffan. sprly ,ess'
MISS ANNIE X. HUhPtiREYs
n sou lsah nreet, near Pepnsylvarfa avenue
nrto CAmMACK Ce,Isa3 = sf-eet = n;
ePom,wf6m near Treasury Depft WssbSvS.s'.,,n -
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