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lthoul altering public opinion III 1Qnnah'
The French Ministry have made a yery I'M
portant announcement, that the Electoral Bill
will he proposed for its second reading,-of
course with the new amendment, which subsli-
tutes seyatin Acknowledgement for Scrut{n de-
HAe,-immediately on the re-assembiing of the
Assembly at Versailles. This is interpreted
10 mean that The Cabinet wish to bling their
whole moral force to bear in favour of the
Conservative change they are about to propose,
aud do not intend to fritter any of it away in
discussions on interpretations, some el which,
&like that on NJ. Ducros' conduct, and the
favour still shown him by the Government
are quito certain materially to i%njure. them.
IL will be a very grave ctsls. II the
scyNtin ACKNOWLEDGEMENT were to be carried,
all might go comparatively. we'll, tor 1t Is pro-
badly that in spite of it q very much more
Liberal Assembly might be elected, which
would at once replace the law which the
people like. But if, on the contrary the As.
semble adheres to the system popular in
France, there is grave reason to fear that NJ.
Bullets Ministry will be followed by a Minis
try of the extra parliamentary kind, and that
Marshal MacMahon, like Charles l., will try to
govern without a Parliament. And how that
might end, nobody could tell probably in
another barren coup detat. Is no compromise
possible, such as, for instance, scrut'n de hSte
with the cumulative vote for those who choose
10 avail themselves of it, so that any large
minority can secure a hearing
NJ. Theirs and NJ. Rouher have both ad-
dressed France this week, the one at Arcachon,
and the other at Ajaccio. We have comment
cd elsewhere on NJ. Thiers's speech, which
was in brief an approval of the Republic, and
a disapproval of the Ministers who, while serv-
ing a Republic. will not pronounce its name,
and only long for its overthrow. NJ. Rouher,
on the other hand, denounced The Republic as
a mere device of wearied men, determined
not TO allow that direct appeal to the people
without which governments are illegitlmate.
Numbers, gentlemen" he said, care IN
society the real representation of all interests,
Of all legitimate influences, of the duties OF
property, and of The sacred right of sufrageP'
"Uniyersal suffrage has become our political
gospel The "ConStitution is but an ex-
perimental regime" but it yields a place
within ii touthe Bonapartist, for it comedies
the right of revision; and whenever the ballot
boxes are open, " the Imperialists will valiant
" take their. part ."Tbey will have for
their first auxiliary the unchaiDing of Radical
passions" The nation will never accept
this Republic as a definite Government" 1t is
stated that this address will not be allowed to
appear in Paris newspapers because of its
y~iolenoes but Nd. Rouher is not in language
more violsnt than his opponents He is only
more terrible because if they succeeded they
would1eaye him, as now, a place within the
Conssthtion,, while If he succeeded be would.
send them to Cayenne, to die slowly of hard
.abOur 10 y tropical morass.
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Foreign immigration still continues 10
exhibit decided decline, the. arrivals at
New York in April having been 5,O65
less than for the corresponding month
last year. The causes are we'll known,
and it is not necessary to repeat them.
There is no prospect of revival before
the return of general business prosperity
throughout the republic, the great num-
bers now ont of employment causing the
most discouraging reports to be sent to
Europe. The emigration to California
by rail, is chiefly composed of our own
people. Whether the decline is permn-
nent, remains to be seen; but it is very
clear that the injury done to the immi-
grant business, is deep-seated and hot TO
be easily remedied. = ,.,,i , .fs,l*t
Tidewater (va.) Inder: There is now
living In this County (Essex) getleman
who is a remarkable exemplification of
tho story 80 often told that mans hair
will sometimes turn gray in single
night This case ia peculiar in this,
that in the cases Of this kind usually re.
ported the parties are under the influence
Of some powerful exoitsment, but in this
instance there was no mental agitation.
the gentleman having returned at night
in hts usual frame Of mind, to wake lfp
next morning and find his hair, which
before had been only streaked with gruy,
O snowy white.
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LAST OF New ApyfsrisxAiEsrs. ": u. -.
Mocking Birds for Sale. '', 49,.
Meeting Board Of Fire Afaatsrs. ~
Cottage House to Rent. y 81 u,. s,,..
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.

HorEL ARalvA1s, NAY 1s,-Colwrlja
hofe'.T. s: Clarkson, N. c.; J, w. Col
Inns, Beaufort; O. d. Nathana, Phiiadel-
phia; james H. Rion, winnsbore; q. ~.
Rouse, e Charleston; D; Bisman. Walhalla;
Pettengin, city; ]. D. Harry, Tens; J.
". OBrien. Frank Palmer, g. H Beck
man, Charleston; G: Raymond, ,N-tY,iC.
Il. Knowles. city; 8. P, Hamiltpn, Ches-
ter; j. N. Baxter, Newberry: Samuel T.
Pointer, E spertanburg; I. A. seisler. J.
Mansion Ho,tse--N. @. Robertson, Fair
field; E. w. Wheeler. city; Thomas P.
Benson. Anderson; NJ E. Hollingswo.th,
Abbeville; T. ]. Webb, Anderson; James
E. Kilgore. Newberry; +. G.. Aldrich,
Prosperity; James B. Scott, Ga, Rev. J.
d. Shirey. s: c.; B. F., Man1din, Viii
liamston; II. D. Hamiter, RichIand.
Hendrix House-R, r. Dukes, Lewis
Jones, Edgefield; Miss Ballie Wither
spoon. Sumter; Miss Augusta, Tatum,.
Richmond; W. M. Nelson, Winnaboro:
John w. Walker, Chester; ]. n. Danck.
city; L. H. McElwee, N. g. :
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Court OF Co,rMoN PLEAs.-The Court
met at 10 A. NJ
II Thy grYpd HWFeturned true bill
ind FmeSpef Williams, indictment for
preach oft}rust. q -
E Michael Flaherty Us. q. Peter HoAA
lean. Yotnnans, Moore aud Bacon for
plaintiff Kion and Barnwell for defend.
ant. Verdict for defendant.
w. II. Gardner Ue. H. w. Purvis and
w. n. Gardner rs. W. NJ. Fine. Mel
ton d. Chanbeslain. .rSers pArintkAs~ Ban.
bar and Wilkes for defendant Judgment
for sSl5, 05 in first and $s9a 10 in sscdkd
.~Ezrn w. Wheeler ". fhus. Sf Pol
lock- ,two case. Melton & Chamberlain
tor plaintiff. Melton Il Clark for defend
ant Placed at foot Of the docket.
Carolina National Bank rs. Thomas J
Mackey. Arthur & Arthur for plaintiff.
Bachman d Youmans for defendant.
Placed ut foot of the docket.
james G. Gibbes as. w. W. Dowdy.
Arthur 4 Arther for plaintiff. Jacob s.
Muller for defendant, Continued.
James 9. Gibbes rs. Mayrapt Dovdy
et al Arthur l. Arthur for piaintiff. j.
8. Muller for Defendants Continued.
Carolina National Bank rs., W. II.
Jones, Jr., John j. Patterson and J. r.
Neagie. Melton 4 Clark for plaintiff.
Melton g. Chamberlain for Defendants.
Judgment for plaintiff for 81, ,725.7
Carolina National Bank ~. John J.
Clark for plaintiff Melton 4 fson Cbambsn
lain for defendants. Indictment for
plaintiff for So, ,511.18. =
Carolina National Bank rs. J. ". Har-
r1son, .. !. Patterson. Melton l. Clark
for plaintiff Melton & Chamberlain for
defendants. q Zen. Judgment for plaintiff for
G.. Peter Hoffnnn rs. siichael Flaherty.
Rion and Barnwell for plaintiff. You
mans, Moore and Bacon for defendants.
submission to Jury Withdrawal and case
J. H; Bryant Us. L. Cass Carpenter.
John T. Sloan for plaintiff: SIr. Win
gnte for defendant. Verdict for plain
ordered. 'l' -
VIM. Glaze as. Katie E Rollin. Ar
thur / Arthur for plaintiff, J. T.WiIkes
s,es tor defendant. e6 Verdict fPE plaintiff for
Rhimstrom s Co. Us. VIM. Kennedy.
JOS. Taylor. Pope & Haskell for plain
tiffs. ]. D. Tradewell for. defendants.
Continued and bond for costs BY plain
tlffs ordered
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ, to-day.
The following cases were set for trial
to-day: Charles Balnum, plaintiff. rs.
Joseph Taylor, defendant; Chas. RArnum
rs. L. c. Carpenter. LeGrand, Benedict
Us. J. l.. Neagle, L. c. Carpenter and W.
=. Rose. Blakels & Gibbes ,Y. John Eng
llsh' Belle Wallace rs. salliei Crawford
and Phineas F. Frazee. lIssy, e. Black
ct al. rs. the Carolina Life Insurance
Company ct al, Ray Bollin %. Phineas
T. Frazee and Adam Johnston. the Co
lunbia Building and. Loan Association
rs; Perry ". Fuller. Smith &,Mslton Us.
Alfred Morse, Frances A ,Bp1Fows rs.
the Southern Express Company, the
State of South Carolina ~, Niiea @.
Parker. Joseph Scimopelli "A. Patrick
Cantwell. the State. ez rel VIM Gorman
cs. George A. Darling. County Tressursr.
Thomas j. Rawls, sdministrstor. ,w'
Minnie Wesley, John F. WitscosaIy ys.
c. Hoffman, survivor. .,,l., - H.,
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A NEW AN3sTHETIc.-Dr. Otto Lei
breich, the famous German physician,
has lately disoevsrad. AYs now anesthetic
agents, one OF which, entitled s'Dono-
mine, possesses the wonderful power of
putting the patient into deep but
healthy sleep. One hour Of sleep in
yd19od by Il ie equivalent in repafatite
power to eight hours of ordinary sleep.
!. ne nss.,n. sipmRer p19I Is profound, and fhe
nerves which govern the lupai. ntst be
powerfully effected, for the breathing is
deep end rapid, whereby enormous
quantities Of oxygen are taken into the
system and p pf6portionate amount of
carbon eliminated. If more extended
experiments establish the har1hl lessn sss
e1stt IL claimed for this new drug, the
hxne Of Mebreich will become familiar
fs4 As91 lctor Of suffering humanity.
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TEnSnLk Danbury girl received a
porous plaster IN . gorgeous envelope
beafihg : monogram. About ten O'Clock
that night the owner Of that 'moSosram,
standing distobsd before his iAfs, pro
.paratory TO applying o remedy to his
chest, tainted dead away on drawing
NON : papSffa mass OF paper, cmottoss
md Aowers There was no fire in the
pri9r snaary evening. '' ''@1
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CoNsIaNxEs by South CaroGna. Rail-
road, May 18. 1875.-J. Yates & Co., r.
Cantwell, j. H. Brown, W. B. Burke, III.
II. Berry. James n. Cochran, Capt, G.
A. a. Alleged: A. Palmer, IRAl: CT Hoi-
man: X. d; Senn 4 Son: =. MnllsE.. D.
Epstlne, G; L. KONG, CIV. AlxoFdep.
"; Z. Fisher, J. E. Gylss, agent. H.
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between men on moral grounds, or
which would undertake to advance them
f;;'s':sE|,L L1z-IIr''T' lz,.,-.l['.1 '']Tf''1|'Fi 4
HEditoF Phentr SSh: PleasS inform

tur reAders thu thS- infant 4Sftx my
house will be cheerfully taken care Of
until either the father or mother claims
it from me, Notwithstanding tlts dssef.
isR 3 H. ss Rs sfS $ss y R4ay sss
eyes. Very respectfully,
Y GREEN WASHINGTON.
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Board of Fire Masters.

YNHE regular meeting of the Board of
l. Fire Masters will be held in Inde-
pendent Hall THIS wednesday, EVEN
ING, at 4 o'clock. IT.. =. PUISE.
May l91 Clerk.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
VIZ SIX MOCKING BIRDS, all fine
ssingers Apply to
1@ A. CONSTANTINE,
May 10 tG Assembly street.
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grsasaaaad nasn ivefe to igo up reeu-
laasss rssbrd to be kept of the history
Of each 7ayNnsaLE EfNo ,yahson was to
AfAtfie fFq,, ting Sstats,nl Esae-
4&hk Are t outli43 ~ the
q 1MM Utek Fell A9VisedJp ebbn;r
ssiao. the 1a.ins tide OF corrupt inau- !;
enseena ssng pncaesous: e. y lwas I.
sought 'sp.S i,; M'sS y . 's5lisoseraI ; i ggdrl
veyors and othSr net coming within the
rule OF oNmpefaon, and here its want
u hdsptes We. MT made manYfsst,
a, p9nedf0d hpf4&d that it was
pisonsd toohtgh, and that 1t VA, tBoult.
II not t@RassiAaeseGf application IL and
% It watnseasag. bssors ~ %as. iahAhd.
onsd, and Curtis .resigned, utterly
1eoqsseabn thetbhatenins ~iinhbsSst
SsPsaa Aalk P~aHsa. formally
assc H9hO~1ab.sA. .Ssasi. .
eaa sesone would no oim8sf ~ 70
cary S1 ssa g,aE hhs -, 81 ~ s''" !"
The history aof, this melancholy fasco
= given IT. paper read before the Ame-
nceT D1Sf9 StiSMSA 1ssoS StaHSn; 4 few
5 51ssSfs a, D. TX Eaton,
% 9oft : SHsmBef d the iats Owl
nssvics heio9sn CSmn1ission. HS says
tn.s tho aheGnaS4@ant Of the OWL seEyiee
solse was un1esanaois, aad is q national
v4r1HhN HP1 1tfEtAute9 II to a3 ,.ealipse
OF hitA 1aahe5fh ss Saptim8eePFaa g8eF dn the
par q sae Sms99nsfrs y.ss and As iAsaders Of the
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To Rent.

a,.. To Rent,
A COTTAGE HOUSE, on Marion
@ street. between Taylor and Bland.
ing streets: contains nine rooms.
four closets. bath house and good we'll
Of water. Price $50 a. month. Apply to
May l9!i. 20" GEO. l.. DIAL.
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
4 LII members intending to 10 with
"A. the company TO Chaflotte, are hereby
notified to assemble at the Truck Honse.
at 8 o'clock, THIS wednesday, EVEN.
ING. in full uniform BY order:
+. y. KONEMAN.
May ~ n 4 Secretary.
This Years Crop 9f Maple Sugar.
lust received loo pounds NEW
y CROP MAPLE SpGAR, direct from
Vermont, for sale cheap at
May SOLOAION's.
'r For Sale,
A PAIR OF GREY HORSES, small
~ size. Work we'll in double or
single harness and under saddle. Will
be sold together or separately. Apply at
THIS once. .j..r Mays
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doiels.

HOTEL BRANFlNG,
Naiia' nave. oprn,f tihyeghr-t fiIsttlasS lfDoh9
and BOARD -Hr families and smgi, .ih'l..
SSTOOD-lDE HOUSE date Morris Female
w Institute town. y. j., Offers TO itg L'nieS
rtle Winter The attractions ~ quiet. geu're home hse
mansion win a m,l.r1 improvements l"ci''n 'cc"mn@
g.tius and fr m taa ht desired Instruction ~ thi
,In I'M Enssu Flencu MH,c 20 bad il ne h0E-t.
CHA~. q. HAIEL1iNE- Iropre'nr
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iDinier Resorts.

DOYAT, VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau. y. p,
kt Bananas VIII open Now J. steamer WEI I-iNf Ncw'
YORK for Na .au direct steamers V cave ~ ah
a., every INt!tV. I .l1br lie IMP ~- Oman iNl tdt
The trrea.urc Nassau last Nilt.' Ci not vary ft
from n maaiu- a. .. nDst de 5tiI climate ia tee world
For part cuar-. .l'rt -... --, o., -. a. -
SANTA CRIh WEST NDitr.-Rcn0Wned
- ior aa.ulr.tv Oi G innate ara beauty II sctury.
If t.tt.-- Do NIi-
m lafa n,9re Of fe Governor Or cursta forms
moderate Tor pAmur vti iu.l particular, a. DIV To D. a
.AN $40 kLt' l''"pfr So i.i nassau -' y 4,t-.
t7riNTER LOCATION FOR lNNALlDS.
one lautI % auu AltY U.ll p. more tlu r, nov d.
c1u ,rsy lc,r and ,on'urghtr erred i.i, a., i.
hest orr urufa- wen du,lus This Pail anG Wu D. 20
our Home 90 IiIi.tc in-i1lhrn. btnsN Ie ''iht' ~
g., d g. t.e largest Iivs.rilc tnu ON m tn.
w.er. gtf wt ui a ruf"'t --ti-f Nilh'h'
Oh, usc of mel-ur-. SIC riu accommodate 200 Iea"i' aug
a.rt-. nave pat,ItsfI.u 4- state. ana ttf TO iui % -
aua ll.r fl iI..-.r '-l. cont % cater l' G i;
- Isl Genie 10 postage 4iiHf- tor s-ctf. up lr' ana
Steel engraving ri tlc cure and . cottages. Atir. ~
.',-. janis e. JACk~Ds.
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Gorscs, Carriages, 6arness, ST

TTRFKA HORSE BLANKET CO, 50 Mer-
T. rr 49, u,ar t.ra Offering a retail Lined and IN
-fa he blankets. English and Amc, can korsey Blank
IA American Dress Suits. sweating Blankets
All Hooas an Road and Truck Blankets Truck Blank
= M f qualities American and Engish Lap Rugs at tie
Whnesalr Oriers ny mail PROMPTLY attended ~
F&DY-MADE HORSE BLANKETS,
Is n large variety oi trades. and sHatc FOR all uses in
I'M u- Dress ling acCn. at lain;
slso large variety of CARRIAGE HOBtS Ia grades from
a. hesst a. the richest styles imported W. ola kkS
cs.ratea patent HOUSEHOLDER, warranted genuine.
F,sces ,resfy 10. iuced. HARM IL, HAYS Co.
''-N 70 Bctkman 1t.
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5iluations luaaieo Alales

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE, new.
lows n 8 ~. ~ IL, 80 a[ ,3 ,1, 4, iaiy,
719, ta.i -,'r, , ,s, i az .,s.t,l aa,
uc, door 20 tAo ulee mp 20 p u az regular om'"
FIRST-CLASS Tavideraitt and skeleton
Boant a,-- u,oo o. =. l,, T., t5
c4re Of ". g. -,ars. Hamilton canada.
A RELIABLE CoACHMAN, GARDENER
"a. s aa Nc %. i.les .y alc 5dia cap-inr @ c.
a,oy -i ioti,.,t
NCOK.-Bya man situation in n les. aurant
\ understands meats oy seir and ti'hs Au1eS' o. ~"
D sslav.
COOK.-A Frcnchman a. cook in a private
family nogrllng 1usr restaurant or hoo4 un 'eistads
and pA-l thoioa ny tna ar i1,nsh M ,ia
ne G Ts1i"s ar aREz a. 'D AIM 'O' - '
COACHMAN.-By a man who thoroughly m
y ders,lnds s 5g-,nes- ~ al , ,t Sc "e o. sy I'
.-Wanted-h situation a coach
I man; rotc.iant thoroughly uDc'rsans me 1nsnets
IL MI as branches reference. Can N or Addi,s ..
NOACHMAN.-A first class Coachman .coiored)
Y and q, ri cl-. lnnGrg, OF - % ~, .f -, e.
in country q e.iy. Can be ;s een At tho PROTESTANT
IOACHMAN or GROOM.-A situation wanted
u by competent man has eScg,.nt r.iy refsrSnee;
address o0Ht 'fi,iHN. 1873 West ioih-.t.
EOACHNlAN and GROOM, wishes a sitna-
lion undrIsiands plain garennc and capable OF tkinr
care, of erIlrma grounds; Is first elias, groom city
or conn ~ lent reference Address " t. Box - IriD
Uptown Onice. l.-30 BroAd" ay.
OOACHMAN and GROOM-By a single Young
man who 5a aEss , roa@ aad drvr and can
ful, superior reference rom AZ enpysr ,n ~ zen
c'rner Of Broadway Inquire ior -. D.
HOACHMAN and GROOM.-A young man
u swedish Protestant wHo unaer,tand- DE care ana
Management Of hosr thoroughly .5 an Acriel s1on .nd
.ccptionaIde reference Apply ODELLs AGENCY 100
Wet 54t.-sL, corner broadway.
NGACHMAN and GARDENER.-A situation
ov,r car mill ard attend irnacri lclence 40.
MuIigan-Ilace Gth ave-, between l1ih aud Nh SIS
NOACHMAN and USEFUL-A capable re-
Z liable AID Ms fu mn about house o. sounls
city " couny, wants 80 alton Wiling @Dhins' ar
G,OACHNAN and GARDENER of FARMER
u ana ~FFUL N ANA respectable young man would
itv country understands the carr ara man
asrr o. dr Would fLe olce on farm can iarash rood
corner corner Bioad@at.
USEFUL MAN A French young man would
u Ike place In store, hoel or l'tAlf nl 20 MAKE i'm
t,onale r.tfcncr Apply at ODEiLs A!iENCf' lOo ".s'
33th-si, corner Of broadway.
Useful MANLY a Scotch Protestant, age
Z 23 years wo do al snd Of farm work care -nd ale
ho'S aao aIo ' oh at "a RPEsTEs los 6,bave
ga st.
Useful MANA reliable, willing colored
l. man 70 tent furnace aud nske himself
generally useful m hotel r,air iam or D@ Nv ' AZ
-1erlcni foIence all ~ adif,,s hAi' CALN FL %"
! NNYA.TER-A voung (colore y man, unmar-
try can c,nie recommended Address ,of two days W.
| u. +. 10 Aacdouihst, e'y'
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MORSE and G CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-yonK. Friday. Oct %, 1878.

Wv
Arch. Johnston held his usual semi weekly
al. today M his horse and carriage establishment
Tbrteenthst between University place and Fifth ave-
sNa following sales are recorded
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Hldrole ano Slate tldutels.

CASONI a. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
1916 % ~ West f0ih ST., near Broadway.
Monuments. Aaute. Aars, Figures, Iling Malnscoung,
Importers aud manufacturers IN ItAy OF inarbis
WoJk VI every description
CRATES AND TENDERS.
ttTf Of low and halOw down Grates
soft wood. with celebrated dump
Old CRATES altered d low OF half
Andirons gasi0Rs soNes, tong &c, in
send for catalogue and price lst Liberal dis
count y CONONkR, WOOLbEY & CO.,
No 363 Canal 81. New y rk.
CTEWART's New Slate Mantels, inaid with
- les also Marble and wood Nantes. elegant designs
on = very low and ~ West 13dsL. TN
DON MARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MAN
gbtJO TEIS. designs from slZ upwards closing 0ui
great reduction ior eash marble tulni1g y s o
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y -ILNN-TIF IINE EIIW LIN = n. -IOfh,
~oT sNP"ON AID BREMEN.
COMPANN-- PIER foot Of 4ECpNDo T.. hoBDkkN %
III IN.. -4iliriav DC % ODE .--.-- sat may NoN y
TIrl'., ma, BOD ,D Isl. IS AI. SATURDAY. y -
RATE, of PASSAGE frDn NEN-NOtk 10 oOUIHANP
TuN. HANEE Or BEEML> t ,
YIHsT AHIN. 500 goa. SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
Suffrage $50 CIfIeuCr.
Return C'.ets r-IC a. rdiaS prc9Sd >eeIdSe Nilu
CAFE -C.IreEcH.
Tor p. sAt o. passage. lrp-y 20 ,- -. -, ,, ,,.
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FOX LliN Dun iiiit4-t L.
F8I LAND. ....--... Thursday, Ort 2s T. m.
fANtNA phHfg.a.. ~ a.. c..
FOE Ouch NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
TIT QUEEN Dtt. D. Do SPAIN. -.Oct 30 81 .. M
BIN ..... Nov g. Il % ga. ESQ LAhi Nov. ~ D. .l
cabin fa~saee $50 SO cuTuncy otrrIage al great
r..uraI ,rire. Return tickets reucci Pr-rII
ffere csets rrun Liverpool 20 ie lowest rates Apply al
'"o = "t~L' '0'' W. % n ~ j. HURST MANAGER.
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Giiua.ions iU1ntc0--fcmalc


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ritirrIfn wage.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELR1, and
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VNMAN LNE.-Flxed oOutherly Course.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

these ir-olsss steamships sail regularly at p from
pier No E North River as follows:
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ACCOMMODATION unsurr1-sr. ei-ht passage
e. Wal r. Gu ~ g. CO.. so Bowling green.
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