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NASHVILLE.
Legislative PROCEEDINGS.

LeGlslaiive FrOeeedinrs.
Special to the Ledger;
NASHVILLE, March ;. -GOvernOl
Porter vetOes the bill taxing litigant'
with jury fees.
The bill repeating the conventions
rate of interest was again killed in the
Senate by superior parliamentary tactics.
Resolutions were entered demanding
an investigation of the charges emanat,
ing from New Orleans against the Shelby
delegation. NJ.
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what an Alaska squAw is worm.


The Hoona tribe Of Indians, a few
weeks ago, sent a deputation Of we'll
armed warriors to Sitka to treat with
them for the full value Of a certain de-
missed sauaw Of the Hoona tribe, whose
existence a Sitka buck q few months be.
fore had, by the accidental discharge Of
his gun, cut short. The council was held
on the beach at Indian town, a few yards
from the commanding officers house.
After arguing for and against, the cash
value Of the defunct lady Of Hoona de-
scent was found to be 1000 yards Of cal
leo, fonr camphor.yood boxes, fourteen
muskets and sixty blsnketa. Terms
cash. The succeeding night vas then
devoted to universal spree in the Indian
town in honor Of their guests.
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FOREIGN.

BERLIE, March 3-Bismsrck gave a
dinner yesterday to the officers and
members Of the House of Lords and the
Chamber of Deputies.
MADRID, March 3. The C~arlists,
under Miret, have been defeated by the
national troops.
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Snow STORM I'D sd. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, March ga furious snow
storm commenced here about | o'clock
this morning, and ragged the remainder
Of the night. The snow lies about a foot
deep on q level. All the street rail.
roads are blockaded and traffic of all
sorts much impeded. All the railroads
c%eniering here are more or less blocked
and the trains are much behind time
No such storm has prevailed in this sec
ton for a
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The Russian government is about to
inaugurate compulsory education for her
wild young Muscovites. The proposed
Law rsqpiEeg that all children from seven
to eleven years old shall 90 to school,
In the rural districts they must attend
seven months, Parents are to be fined
for all absences ! g. their children. The
pupils are 70 heye Eve holidays cs:'st'
mas day, Twelfth day, Indy day, Good
Friday and Easter week.
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The DeIusions of smell.

Popular Science Monthly
To complete the details, it remains to
say something Of the decisions of the
sense of smell. This sense, like the
others, has its abarrations and halllcina-
tons. The decisions of smell are hardly
ever isolated, or occupy those of hearing,
taste, sight and touch, and are also less
frequent than the latter. lnsRne people,
who are affected with them, complain Of
being haunted by fetid emanations or
congratulate themselves on inhsling the
most delicious Of perfumes. LIEUT. men.
tons the case Of a woman, an inmate Of
La Salpetriere, who constantly iancied
that she perceived a frightful stencil pro-
ceeding from the decay of bodies in the
courts OF that institution. Impressions
Of the kind are very annoying. Brierre
De Boisment relates the account
Of a woman affected by dis
order Of the senses. Whenever she saw
a well dressed lady passing she smell the
odor OF musk, which was intolerable to
her. If it were q man, she was distress
ingly affected by the smell Of tobacco,
though she was quite aware that those
scents existed only in her Imagination.
Campellini mentions that a woman, who
declared that she could not bear the
smell of a rose, was quite ill when one
of her friends came in wearing one,
though the unlucky flower was only arti
fetal. Such facts might be multiplied
but as they are all alike, it is not worth
while to nention more Of them. The
observations made in insane asylums
among others those Of NJ. Provost, a
Salphitriere, have also shown hat thes,
decisions and perversions of the sens
of smell are more common than hat
hitherto been supposed among such in
yalids, and that if they usually pass un
noticed, it arises from the fact that moth
ing spontaneously denotes their exist
anna
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Rfver TeIegrams.

CAIRO, March 3.-Arriyed-Genera
Anderson, Ohio river, 7 pm City Of
Yicksburg, Vicksburg, l am. Bismarck.
New Orleans, 2 am Arlington, Cincin.
natl, 8 am Departed-Anderson. St.
Louis, 7 pm Julia. Vicksburg, 5 I'm
Colorado, Memphis 5 a. m. Atlantic, NO.
5 am; City of Vicksburg, St. Louis, {
am; Bismarck, St. Louis, 9 am. Ar
lington, Memphis, IL am. One inch o.
snow this morning; cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-River forty fee.
and seven inches. SleetiDg and showing
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The type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee irst.clasS
work and full satisfaction to our patropa.
1914
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In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1887
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EIoHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1887 ID Madison street.
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ELECTION.
Election Notice.

0PRicE pHdSn INSURANCE Col
February 5. 1875.
UHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR ELEVEN
J. Directors 70 setye the ensuing year will
he held at the ofioe Of this Company on
Wednesday, March Sd proximo, between sRs
hours Of 10 a.In, and 2p.m.
THOS. II. ALLEN, PTes't.
s. R, oLAnFF, sec'y; SA4
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WlsconsIn LesisIature.

MmwAUKEE, March 3-The action Of
the Legislature last night in postponing
a final adjournment till Saturday is
regarded as favorable to the further
modification Of the Potter law.
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70 WOrkiRgmsR-h our clothing
department, 800 pairs jeans pants, 81.
KAHN l. FREIBERG.
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short term left it. than to hunt up aud
hunt down All the idle newspaper para.
craps that may be floating between the
Lakes and the Gulf.
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SLAUGHTERED this city, ather late resi-
dence, corner Mari and Manassas streets, on
this "WEDNESDAY morning. MAMIE MAYO.
wife Of II. Q. Slaughter.
Due notice will be given OF the tire Of her
funaral
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AUCTION.
ELEGANT SALE

Fine ParlOr and Bedroom Furniture
\ II A. ~ q ITO N,
BY A. 4. FrankIand,
At No. 5S fernando St, near South.
AtlO O'clock gO-@0TsW Morning,
COMPRISING PARLoR SET, BEDROOM
Chairs. Pictures aud 500 volumes OF assorted
bookk. Ale, FARMLAND, Auctioueer, T
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BX-
i isting between the undersigned, under
the firm names Of Risk d johnson in the
stove and tinware business, and Johnson,
Risk 4 Co., in the foundry business, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, u. +. Risk
assumed the payment of all liabilities of each
and'both Of said firms. and is alone author
ised 10 collect the debts due said firm,
JOHN JOHNSON,
T.. +. RISK.
MEMPHIS, February /, 1875.
Referring to tho above, l wish 70 inform my
friends and patrons Of the old 6rm. and the
public generally. that Twill continue both
branches Of the business as heretofore, under
the firm name Of Il. +. Risk x Co.
Thankful for past favors, l hope by close at
tention and fair dealing. to merit not only a
continuance Of the patronage extended TO the
public. Respectfully, Il. +. RISK,
1876
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
LEA & PERKINS,
CELEBRATED
Worcestershire Sauce.

WQReestershire Sauce.
Gold Wholesale and for Expectation ~ ~
PrOprietOrs. LEA and PERKINS. Worcester.
England; and Retail by Dealers 10 Sauces gen.
orally throughout the World,
Ask for Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.
Al the BREAKFAST TABLET it imparts
the most exquisite relish and zest to Hot OF
Cold Meat, Fowl, Fish, Broiled KidRsy, etc.
At the DINNER TABLE, in Soup, with
Fish. Hot Joints, Gsms, and in all Gravies.
1t gives q delightful lavcr.
As the LUNCHEON AND SUPPER
TABLES it is deemed indispensable by those
familiar with its Ostimable qualities.
From tho Nea York Times.
There b no relish in the world which is 80
universally liked as Lea 4 Perrins' famous
Worcestershire Sauce,
JOHN DUkUAN'S SONS,
NEW Y0ah,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.

The trial of Messrs. Roster & Bial for al
eyed violation OF the Excise law in keeping their saloon
open on Sunday Aug 49, resumed before the Board
OF Excise Commissioners yesterday. The defendants
were represented by ex-Judge Curtis and Major Hag
gerty A. W Gleason appeared for the temperance so
ciety members OF which made the complaint. ExJudge
Curtis made objection TO the swearing of witnesses
on the ground that the Board had authority 70 punish
witnesses perjury. The objection was overrued by
the Board. Testimony was given by william Hadden
aud Oliver COter support Of the charges and the pro-
secution rested.
Judge Curtis for the defense moved that the evidence
of Woodward and Clayton. taken al the previous meet
ing stricken from the minutes the ground that the
Board had no authority TO administer oath The
ton was denied and exception taken. Counsel then
moved for a dismissal of the complaint the ground
that Messrs Roster * Bis should not be made respOn
she for the tortuous OF their and that there
was no proof against them personally as they were not
proved 10 have been In the building Aug. Is. This
was overrled until the point OF law raised by counsel
could be decided The Board then adjourned 10 Wednes
day Sept. %, at Il a. IL.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
. DUEL PREVENTED ON LONG ISLAND.

DR.. Z. j. Stevens has Summer residence
at Hicksvile L. L. and George Lauquetette is the pro
prieOr Of soap factory at the place. Dr stevens
was informed recently that Mr. Lsuquetette has made
remarks Of q defamatory character respecting him,
uhereupon he sent 10 his alleged defamer challenge
requesting him choose between long and short swords
or pistols and select time and place TO meet the
writer Iauquetette made complaint before Justice
Titus who issued warrant and DR. Stevens after con-
s,derable searching found and arrested late on
Tuesday evening at NJ. Az Canal St IN ths city lie
AZ rst refused TO accompany the on1cers but ne was
bandcusd aud tagen Hcksvile. aud yesterday npon
srra;gnment before the Justice waived an exhnnaton
and was committed TO the Queens County Jali Nort1
Hempstead To await hearing before 1usl1cc Sn'PP "
oyster Bay to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
TIE EXPLOSION IN NEWARK.

TFrrlMONY AS 70 TIE MANUFACTURE OF CELLCLoD.
The inquest in the case of Hugh Carney, who
was killed by the explosion of the ceulOd factory in
Newark on Wednesday Of last week. resumed at the
courthouse in that city evening Edward c. sher-
idan who worked in the fourth story testified that
alcohol was used in manufacturing ceulod solvent
for waste scraps Chief Engineer Brown testified that
about two years ago there lire IN the same build
inc, and the fumes were very sitting lie would not
allow one of his men to 20 ceiuoid factory while
on fire. and he would not 20 himself he considered
II very dangerous At late fire lie found about GOO
gallons of caphenc and Yarish shed in the of
the celulod factory and Kept steady stream of water
upon it, George t. Davis testified that ne was employed
10 stir the pup Ia process Of grinding. Nitric and mrl
attic acids were used 10 soak the paper before IL was
Ground Andrew Albright considered the manufacture
rciuOid hazardous. During The mani oI Ine
materials entering into tie MANUFACTURE OF Sou COMO
dion ne said 1t IS very unsafe and no one
with chemistry should Dc pefiiItou ~ engage III AS i
qbe same company had been burned ont in Albany
Smith HYATT Nirc-PresideIt and secretary Oi Tie Com
he the accident To the weakness Ot the
builiua, There 10000 dental plate BLANKS To-
sha the dr,-rOoHI al the time or tAs accident
TIE plates We hcd about 2OO0 pounds. There we're
about 40 parts ~ camphOr to 100 parts OF Wc
nTtfo-celluOse, The remaining parts D"!ng %mhte %
rom 80 40 per cent in weight by the action
Their. probably q Or tons Of ctiuloiu IN
the building the time OF the accident leie "elo
600 ol pounds cdmphor in the dr room Deloie
tn nitrO-cfllulOso miSod with camphori II was so
damn that would Durn. He Thought the explosion
caused by the ignition OF The gaseous slokc ARISING
fr1t fe srno !-rfng combustion II eeulod CellulOld
would burn without explosion lie dld n0t kno" Wneie
!he flame came Sheets OF camphoratei Nottlns-
paper about the lower ROOM on" above tt oAeI,
ana # one took tie other would gniIe AT tiiS point
the ,nduest WIS adjourned until tIis evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. K.................sEP 15
CLEARED.
steamship Navarino tBr) Butler, Hull, Eng Charles L.
steamship Hermann (Ger), Reichmann, Bremen &c. DEL
seamship Bothnia (Br Noodle Liverpool G. g. Francklyn.
steamship Olympia tfr) Young. Loncon, Henirson Bros
Steamship Colon, Tanner Aspi"a racine Mail stoanshp
steamship VIM p Clyde Doane Wilmington, N. c., wm P.
steamship Georgia Crowel Charleston, j. W. ouintard
Co CS,s.rsh,n Ann Eliza Richards Philadelphia Jas Hand
steamship Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia Jas IL and.
Bark ANA N or Lunoe Cork orders, G. Tobiss Co.
Bark Mary Mckee, Hasey Philadelphia, Wm- II. Clyde
BARK IamecK Austl Csboevch, Queenstown Falmouth
for or,iers Benhau & Boyesen - 49,, ~,
ssrI 81 W. Brett Peterson Monteviieo Brett Son Co
Brig Br, Myshial Granton, Scotland, Baksee
Brig Harry & Aubrey (Br). Bnggs Bardadoes Dwight &
seSr Charlie Bcn CBr, Knox Fredericton n. B.. Jed
schT Lizzie Titus Phillps- Hamilton Bermuda, Lunt Bros
ARRIVED.
aeamship Huntsville Chester Fernandna sept g. Bruins
wick 9th aud Port Royal IOh with mdse and pass 10
sieamship Isaac Bell Gibbs Richmond City Point, and
steamship Richmond, Kelly Lewes Del. with mdse " Old
DSh,u,va on aamship I,' Harrsburg Worth Philadelphia
steamship Franconia Bragg Portland with mcse and pass
Bark Indiana Nor Kruger Bristol AZ days. in ballast Is
BARK Gyda CNor) Ness London July 80 in ballast Ia
Bark Hldegasrd lNorL Petersen, London 40 daya with
sehr storm Petre Haskell Cedar Keyes 20 days with
MEMORANDA
S,frra. renorts fisf ths chr III n McCooey 10 tons
barsien Of kew.York washington n c. ~ PhiadeI
The south ds q Haeras Inlet dnrng heavy gale
and sea The crsw and Pa.ss1sss were s1c sn 5y plot
inG her They eannot sy they wl
DELAWARE BRRAxWATKR Sept l3.-The schr. Ariel winch
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
AN EAlBARRAssED sUGAR-HOUsE.

DIFFICULTIES OF WILLIAM MOLLhR SONS.
No new failures were reported In commercial
circles Yesterday embarrassment of William Moller
A. soma sugar renners Of No. 93 Vandam-s forming the
only topic discussion In that channel Moer sons
stil deny that they have failed The Walst slesotce
OF the firm was yesterday in charge Of sample-Doy,
whose duty to exhibit samples of sugar 10 intend
ing bayers and he professed ignorance OF every thng
referring all inqurcrs 10 the members of the firm in
vandanl-st.
The creditors Of the firm state that Moller Sons nav
in allowed their paper 20 to protest. have undoub'-
ely failed Their creditors, althoug. few IN number
have about $500 interest and taking measures
10 obtain IL. all events 10 protect tuchsti.e "
much as possible against loss meeting was neld yes
t4r!y ut the office OF Grfnnc Mlnturn ~ Co.. IN SOUTH
81 and the question of extending the mature paper Was
discussed II finally resolved that some O tc ie-
itors should wait upon Peter Aoer fbrother OF Wllna
MoIer and hat he intended to do III the matter
Peter Moer understood TO have such securities as te
firm are supposed possess. Whether he VIII advance
av more money upon these securities remains To De
seen large part OF the = Of the urn Is stateu 10
H., locked M in real estate. and II viii require deiy pc
fore be disposed OF at any thing IKE the price pdu
for II. - -,
The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange held
meeting yesterday for the purpose OF aseerialIg VINO
are responsible for the circulation OF nctJohs lhteil-
cnce rejecting upon the stability If mercantile nrns
and corporations. As witnesses appeared however,
" done,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
DoxFsTIC MARKETS.

ALBAyY Sent l5.-Wheaf-N0 Nothing doing Amber. 81 80
AL S. White 81 55dsl CO. Oats active at i9goSe sales
Of cars No White sic; ears No Mixed state
AZ lgc: do do at soc; No Western al 5lc and
car No Western at 53c. Barley In demand good NO
Western 81 Lake Shore 81 80 No six rowed ~ 70
BuyrlLo sept l6.-Lake recepts-Flour 600 1ba Grain
none Railroad recepts-F1our b 300 bbls Wheat l1U
bush Corn II 900 bush: 0as 20O00 bush; harley 3OOO
hush Railroad shipmentS-Four $500 Dbls Wheat loOOO
bush Corn 900 bush Data 10000 Dush Barley, 3VOJ
bush Canal shipments TO tide water-Wheat 900 bush
Corn $500 bush Canal Freights-wheat 7c Corn, 65c
oats 4Ic 10 NewYOrk tolls included. Flour Arm loo
bbs sold at unchanged Wheat inactive nominal Corn
higher and firm sales 1880 bush No Mixed Western AZ
al II To arrive, at 67 9d6sc. oats du
bush No Chicago To arrive at toc rye and
Barley nexected quiet 800 bush Timothy At s2 eoe
e. foIs Gull s22 50 for asayy Ae'' Lard dun at lao
enc AGO. sept l5-Foar steady and unchanged, VIII at
irregular NO / Spring. 81 20 No. do. 81 lot spot
usies ~ ri i21Sl l3 october closed nj 81 II October
No 3 To- al OI. Corn-Dsmand fair ana market nrm No
Mixed 81 % spot Gle. bid september 59sc bid October
5IA November Rejected. 81 Oats irregular but IN
81 Ac bid october Rejected SO 50 Berlsy-Demand
Demand fair 76 &c. cash October Pork
strong S2l 751S21 90 spot $40 49, October
Lard steady fair demand at $l2 "a spot Sl2 goo
Bulk xeats dull and lower To sell shoulders
7'c Rib Addies II 9cll fc; short Clear DO II
yS.y au .1d lower s y 4. tas afternoon EAU s e te s
Oeiobts Corn lower 81 osc october e0'saolc all the
year 64c November. oats steady and unchansed PORK
active and higher at s2i %, cash S2l ~ october.
Lard higher sl2 %. cash fl2 b0xI5, October:
RE- cpssooOOO bba Yionr. 10000 bush wheat u 900
saah Com $1,000 bush ossA $4,000 bush Barley.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
ART AT THE CENTENNIAL.
PRoPMHTY OF PLACING THE DIRECTION IN The
HANDS OF ARTISTS.

pRoPMETY OF PLACING THE DIRECTION IN IhH
HANDS OF ARTISTS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune ..
SIR: hope that your editorial on " American
Art nj the Centennial OF the nst viii spur the
Commi ssioners into kind Of action NO doup' 'no
Commissi are as you say, "A hard wofkea' p"e
suffering set Of men, they quite as blameworthy
II not having time TO devote TO the art deiartmsh
they yet refuse to delegate its management to capape
committee ar II they had mismanaged in some o'ner
way II seems speak plainly as II the Comnllssio"'
meant 10 boss the whole job themselves anu "ee
rather in doubt how to do it. In all European a' eA
hitons the selection and arrangement OF WORKS vi "
under the direction of professional arus's"no
always been deemed the best judges Of the works Oh ~
own profession II IL only In this country that the idea
Obtains that with the possession Of money 10 Duy po
lures comes also a knowledge Of them. The only arus
who object to the Judgment OF their professional "'
rem are either those whose notorey il due 10 abors ana
circumstances 10 art or those unapprece
enuses who imagine that their Of success owing
20 the crishingout power Of more successful artists vi
course they prefer the praises Of aymen Ignorant o arb
to the inst criticisms of artists who have devoted their
whole lives 20 ts knowledge.
At the the American artists felt ivcly ihe's'
In the Centennial Exhibition thinking that there wo'u
be an opportunity of showing the country not Only 'o
progress that had been made during the lat been
years also al OF the best works OF art that have
produced that period hut the utter neglect tey
received has well nigh disgisttd tneIl Wttn I.c i,o
t1kng and il late nj this the eleventh hour 10 MAKE
an exhibition such the occasion demands More i
wear ago the National Academy appointed Commlttee
10 confer with the Commissioners and ascertain wht na
been DONE but after repeated interviews the ON! u,
was that nothing had been decided upon AT last Do,
six months ago the Commissioners appointed an " Au-
visory Committee" composed Of four nve geniie.h
who have devoted their lives successfully tO mercanue
affairs and artists. OF course, from COMMITTEE :"
unbalanced nothing whatever has resulted Ihei asn'
some five months ago, the Academy urged the appoint
ment OF Committee 0f Artists, to select and arrange nc M
works OF art, and assured the COinnssioneIs& ~ VI i M
hearty support but this offer has met with the same III
difference That previously characterized their cohuncI
There the matter stands, and seems likely To remain
Ner-YOrk sept :, 1870. AN AMERICAN ARIEL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

THURSDAY. SEPT 10.
Tor Turn-e via Plymouth CherbOurg and Hamburg by the
steam mn Wcland. mails close 1880 n supple
mentarv Mall closed at l.3O steamship sails al p
m from PIER 1t foot OF Third 81, HOboken.
Eor aytna bv steamship CITY Vera Cruz, mails close az
D. m A supplementary Mail Ia closed at 2 10 D. IL steam
sl,iu sails at D. H. froin Pier No 3, NOrth River.
FRIDAY SEPT II.
No steamship Mails - - -
SATURDAY SErr ~
For England Wales an Ireland, via Queenstown and Liver
pol by steamship Cty Of Chester mails close at a. In
10 supplementary Mail. steamship sails at ni nom Pier
80 - North River
For scotland via Glasgow. bv the steamship Utopia
mails close a. IN. No Supplement- MAIL Steamship
sa af : 4 from Pier No. 20. North RIVER
For France nrect Iayre by the steam mp Aherliue
mails [ No supplementary MAIL oteaInsnlp
sails at Z. 80 a. m. from Pier No 80, North River -
For the Continent Europe via southampton ana Bree
py tn, steamship malls close AT ll:3O a. m sup
uemrntary Mall closed a 1880 Steamship SAILS AZ
2p m from Pier foot Of rhirtist. HObOken.
Mails Key BY the steamship iy o Austlh eose ~
10 on steamship sails AZ from Pier No 20 East lSVeI
SUNDAY, SEP. ~
Mails shanghai. Hong Kong, anu dependent
Chinese ports the East Indies will be sent I'D the steam
slip City sail from san Francisco on oct L
Mai matter intended this steamship should pe pOsti IN
the New York Post before on Thursday sept rs
All Mails close IL o'clock IL. Inc POstOiAoe IS open
from a. III. TO ii a. III.
Mails for Newfoundland close at the New YORK Postohce
day az l3D D. IN. ~ ,...,, d.,
Mail for Halifax, " \, IS closed IL lie Nc" ioiA h'sS
Office every day At D D. IL