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The Dead President Charged with a
DefaIcaiiOn Of Between Three
and Four Millions of
DelIars-Etc

SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.-The
BU,cti3 published an editorial this even
ing, in which, after referring to the
cgdT5e Of the paper with regard to the
Bsa OF California aud RalstOn, il saws:
Wien the bank suspended last week,
we thought il our duty to protect, as far
as possible, the d5p0sitors and other
creditors OF thst institution. We pub
Eshed just so many facts as we believed
would best serve the purpose, and no
more. We then said that the failure
was owing TO the mismsnagemento of the
late President, aud that this mismanage-
me was, ia short, with the knowledge
Oi The directors. For these statements
We were Toundly abused. The vicious
press undertook TO marshal all the
corrupt elements against US. We were
IN possession Of facts which we could
not stste, because we were most anx-
iGus that the directors should, il posi-
bic cOntIive some way OF extrication.
We preferred to suffer the assaults of enc
mics rather than give The facts at time
when they might furnish a complete
vindication OF our attitude toward the
bank, but might at the same time him
der aud possibly defeat, the plans which
Jle directors were deVisiug for the pro-
lection Of The creditors Of that institu-
tioI. The directors (sOme Of whom
have always been staunch friends of the
But I'm, AM are go now have perfected
t-elr plans, aud have settled on a basis
of action, whereby every creditor OF the
bank viii he fully paid. We have
iuu confidence both in the essurity and
good faith Of these men that they will
re- u their pledge, and may ultimate
ly make the bank stroT ger even than the
one which suspended. 1t was time
tua- tie Bulletin should be relieved from
secrets for which it has been abused for
Keeping, We, therefore, proposed to ask
the consent Of the directors 10 relieve US
f-rm any further obligations to keep Sc
c-t- some facts within our knowledge;
haVll. done our best TO protect Others il
Is par d our duty to protect ourselves
we are now authorized by d. o. Mills to
say that The late president did, without
knowledge OF the directors, use private
ly from three 10 four millions
O. The banks resources which
am unit remains unpaid, and this was
Ire cause Of the recent failure. Prob
aby elsewhere this would have been set
down Is defalcation. We sre also au.
thpriZed by the same authority 10 say
that there was au over-iseue Of stock,
which oyer-issue has now been provided
for. The particular use which was made
of this large Ium OF money, It is not our
duty to mention. When these discoy.
cries wee made, the connection Of the
lste president with the institution was
al once severed. Between three and
four million OF money had gone out of
the bank without the knowledge Of a
single director.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH.
This church will be open for divine service
to-day, morning and evening, the rector Cffi-
ciating.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-SecOyd
street, near BedLe-SeTviCes at 10 10 am. Sab
bath-school at O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Landrum,
pastor. Seats free.
ST. JOHNS NJ. E. Corner
Of Vance and LG,sderddls notwithstanding at
Sp.m. by Rev. W. B. Millard. Glass at 81 a.
m. Sunday-schOOl al pm.
ST. MARY's CATREDRAL.-POpld st
Services Will be conducted at the usual hours
the Creation.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sabbath
school at am. Services at II o'clock am by
Rev. Mr.. Barksdale.
GRACE (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH-Her-
aGndO stTeet-Morning services at Il o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
= -ChelSed-Services at IL am, by Rev. Alfred
Todhunter.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor
ner Poplar and Third streets Divine service
al II a.m., and pm, by Rev. s. b. SurTatt.
COURT. STREET CUMBERLAND PRES.
BYTEBIAN CHURCH.-Services at II am. and
7:i5 PM, by Rev. DR.. W. Z. BOggs.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
--Sunday-school at 8 am; communion ser
vice al l0:30 am. Preaching by David
Walk at II :l5 am. and Z 80 pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHARACTERIZATION Street-Sunday-schOO at a.
m. Service at IL am, ReY. Jas. A. Heard. No
services at night.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-V Vance street -Sabba h-school
at am; Bible reading at pm.
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TIgE POORETOUSE.
The Charges Of Mrs. Rainey InVesti-
gated Yesterday by Justices FL
liOtf. Brooks. Miller and
QUigIcy.

Yesterday Justices Brooks, Elliott,
Miller and Quigley met at the county
pOOrhOuse for the purpose of investigat-
ing the charges Of the expelled inmate,
Mrs. Rainey, ag inst DR.. Beatty, this
gentleman desiring to have the matter
thoroughly sifted Justice Miller was
made chairman and examiner Of the
meeting, which remained in session five
hours, during which time the evidence
of thirteen witnesses was heard. Every
witness testified that the fare of the in
stitutiOn was good, the cook testifying
that preference in meals was made in
instances where such was not directed
by the physician. He did not know,
however, who gave the orders. The
preference, it seems, was in certain
wards where Miss Jennie Conway and
her mother stayed. The former person,
however, is now in different ward, and
in her examination gave very fair and
honest statement. She denies that Dr..
Beatty ever made any improper advances
to her or any other inmate of the insti-
tuition. She and her mother testified
that some Of the inmates had made CON-
plants of DIR. Beety's attentions to her,
but that there was no ground what
ever for such complaints, as his con-
duct had in no instance
teen improper or immoral. DR.. Dun
can, in his testimony, said he advised
the removal OF Miss Conway as an in
mate and warden of thelunatic women,
because Of the complaints by other in.
mates respecting DIR. Beaty's affections
to her. While there was nothing what
ever Cf an improper nature in these
attentions, still the complaints of the in
mates, however unjust, were calculated
to do injury. 1t seems from what we
could learn of the investigation that
DR.. Beaty's conduct, while by no means
wrong or improper, has aroused the jeal-
ousy, probably the envy, Of less favored |
inmates woo, therefore, made cOnnpl Amt !
against him. Mary Maury, relative of |
Miss Conway, was examined relative to
the alleged masquersdiDg. She upon
one occasion was en- Dl1SQue and visited |
the poorhouse. This was all che did,
her conduct never being improper or in |
any respect outrageous. Miss Conway,
although quite young, was placed in |
charge of the insane women OF the in |
and her faithful attention to
her duties had naturally interested the |
in her behalf as a person |
worthy of aid. AS 10 any immoral or
criminal intent On the part Of the super. |
intendent, such was not established by |
any witness. D.. Beatty made state. |
ment to the magistrates exculpating |
himself from the charges preferred by |
Mrs. Rsiney. In another column will |
he found card from d.. Beatty vindi- |
eating his course, and establishing the |
falsiIy of the charges made against him.
The magistrates have not yet given their !
opinion IN the case, but from the evil |
dence as detailed to us we feel assured |
d.. Beatty will be honorably acquitted.
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sionists who have visited our city
through the courtesy and cheap rates OF
your most excellent company would ex-
tend their stay until Tuesday next,
which would afford them an opp0rtunl-
ty to better view our city, and at the
same time add their presence to the
prIisewoTthy efforts OF our French citi-
zens in their scheme to relieve the sut-
feTers Of France 10y the unprecedented
high water, which has caused 80 much
distress in that great county. Could
not the tickets they hold be made good
until Tuesday next? | ana prompted in
thus asking this favor in behalf of our
visitors, from the fact that Memphis Just
at this time is desrth of all amusements,
and it is the wish of all our citizens to
make the visit Of our friends in every
way pleasant to them. Very truly, your
friend, JOHN LOAGUE,
Mayor.
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 4, 1875.
Hon. John League, Mayor City of Memphis:
DEAR SIR-Your note requesting the
extension of time for the excursionists
returning to their homes is to hand.
From the reasons therein named, which
prompts your request, / cannot refrain
from complying. This extension is
made until Tuesday, September 7th,
allowing the excursionists to return
home on any train in the interval.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
NJ. BURKE, superintendent,
We are requested by Captain Avery,
and Il axcursionists generally, to thank
Mayor League and Superintendent
Burke, of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, for their kindness in having
the desired extension allowed the visit
tors. We hope our Mississippi friends
will repeat their visit at no distant day,
but let cur people know when they are
coming, go that Memphis may accord
them proper reception and a hospitable
sojnurn, such, indeed, as they merit so
richly and appreciate so warmly.
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made az public as the charges. Until
such time SIS inquiry like this can be
fully n sde, ask suspension Of public
op Mon, and that nothing more than
this be published. l do not deem it nee
essa-y, in this connection, to more
than refer to my former standing in
this county, Of which have been q clti-
zen twenty yesrs. Very respectfully,
a BEATTY.
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Total for the week, 80; whites 20,
blacks 10; males 10, females Il; adults
Is, minors II; under year of age, 3;un-
der 5 years of age, 10; from the hospi.
tai, 3. The large increase of fatal
mslariOus fevers for the past week, is
no doubt attributable to the rapid fall
CT the river and the intense solar heat
Of the past several days.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health,
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CLINTON. MISS.
Another Radical ROw-Three Whites
and Three Negroes Killed and
Several Wounded.

NEW ORLEANS, September A
Vicksburg difficulty occurred at Rad
lcal meeting at Clinton, Mississippi, to-
day. Three whites-CharIes Chiffon, OF
Clinton; Martin Linley and Mr.. Thomp.
son, Of Rsymoud-are reported killed.
Three negroes were killed, and several
whites and negroes wounded. No posi-
tive information rec. lived regarding the
origin of the conflict. About a hundred
and Il ty armed whites from this place
and fifty from Edwards aud Bolton ar
rived at Clinton this evening to protect
the town. This negroes are reported
and threaten another fight.
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III MEMORIAM.

APP.-DIed in this city, at IO% o'clock
Thursday morning, OF congestion, OSCAR APP,
in the 10th year of his age. HS-EvansvilIe
papers will please copy.
The Destroyer cometh; his foOtstep is light:
Sc maTketn the threshold of sorrow ut night:
He steals like thief DER the fond ones repOse
And chills the warm tide from the heart as II
flows.
Walk forth on the night wind, the herald of
death;
His coucn is the bier, and the dark weeds of
woe
Are the curtains which shroud joys deadliest
foe a. FRIEND.
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DIED.

BRANNON.-On Saturday morning. Sept. l.
1873, at IL o'clock, MICHAEL BRANNoN, aged
% years.
The funeral will take place this SUNDAY
afternoon, at o clock, from the residence of
Capt. H. P. M'Neely, lGG Winchester avenue.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A, IRISH
F0LEETFFRS

VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend meeting
i at your Hall, 223 second street, this sun
Day afternoon, at 212 O'Clock sharp. 1t Is
hoped all members wi be present, as business
of the utmost importance will be transacted.
By order of JNO, :. SULLIVAN, Can't
JNn RT~SSET.T q
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'FEATaER PROBABILITIEs.

"A-HLN"ToSt september >, am.
For tho GaJ States. ohio valley and
TsHFe.see, stgtiynGry = lotged By slo,cly
Ja' ing barometer, southeast to south.
Jresf triHds, high temperature, clear or
partly cloudy tcoahor, aCith posSiJJs
slight rains on the galf coast.
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Attention, Knights of InnisfaiI.

VOU are hereby ordered to meet at your Hall
i on MONDAY, September 9th, at l pm,
In full dress uniform, for parade with the
French Society. BY order OF
81. ID. SUI I.IINAN- EnmInandnr
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos laird Street.

VNHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
Il September lst. Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
st the school room.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication of An Q
i gerona Lodge. No. I6S will be held w
tomorrow (MONDAY) evening, Au-/N
gust I'd, at ~ O'Clock, for dispatch of business
All NJ NJ. Is are frateTnally invited.
By order. e. w. MOSBY, WM,
g. @. LOCKE, Secretary
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MONTHLY REPORT.

The following, for which we are in
debted to the secretary of the board of
health, makes all exhibit that is fiat
tering to our good name:
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MARRIED.

NELSON HIGGINS-On the 4th il St, in
st. Mary's Cathedral, by Rev. All Tod un er,
Mr.. WM II. NELSON and Miss MARY 1901 Ss,
both of Memphis.
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-iron COM
bined, 81 so. Best fiuting machine
made, Sc 50. By II. Wetter& Co
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The price Of composition on the Cleve-
land Herald will be reduced to thirty
five cents.
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M0RTUARY.
Monthly and Weekly Reports Of the
Board of Health, Ending August
81. 1873.


WEEKLY REPORT.
The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending yesterday after
noon, six O'Clock:
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JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 SEQ
Ond street, opposite, pOstoffice.
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The steamship State Of Georgia, from
Glasgow, arrived at New York Friday.
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Or. y. :. Helmbold, the well-known
druggist was discharged from the Penn
sy ivauis insane asylum in Philadel-
phi.,. yesterday, ii being decided by
Judge Eicock that there was 20 occasion
OF his detention there.
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We have not heard what action the
ladies OF the association have taken, but
hope they will avail themselves Of Cap
tain Wise's liberal Offer. By issuing
tickets Of invitation 10 such persons as
would be proper to participate in the
excursion, the association would be able
to secure very large and elegant party
OF ladies and gentlemen fJr the enjoy.
ment Of the occasion. Captain Wise is
a gentleman Of high social position, and
is proverbisl for his libsrslity and polite
ness. An excursion upon the Parker
would not only be quite enjoyable, but
profitable to the Centennial association,
which, we hope, will accept the invita-
tiOn
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\ petition FOR the pardon Of Edward
:. stokes, convicted on the charge of
shooting James Fisk. has been sent to
the governor gf New York.
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R4LSTON.

Statement i'm Defense Of Its Position by
Che san Francisco Bulletin, Au-
fhOrized by ID. d. Mills, the
New President.
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ANOTHER TEA-PARTY.
The Steamer James =. Parker ZEN
dcred to the LadiC,- Centennial
Society for an Excursion
ON the River

Yesterday Captain Robert W. Wise.
master OF the steamer James D. Parker.
rendered the use OF his b-at to the La.
dies Centennial association ofNTemphis.
as will be seen by the following invita-,
tion:
MEMPHIS, September 4, I,75.
Mrs Jefferson Davis, Acting President Cen
tenniel Association, Memphis, Tenn:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS your tff5rl-
in behalf Ct the association which you
represent, and desiring to contribute my
mite toward its success, l hereby tender
you the use Of the steamer Jas. D Par
ker for an evening excursion, TO take
place about the frs; or fifteenth Of Octo-
bar, the excursion to be under the man
sgement Of e committee selected from
the ladies OF the association, and the
gross receipts to he applied for the ben
ent OF same. Wishing you ayundsnt
success, l am, very respectfully.
r. W. WISE. Master
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AND APPRAISER,
IN CHANGER --BIGBY'S ESTATE

TTHOMAS RIGBY, son of John Rigby, me-
Il chsnical engineer, .OTmeriy of Chester left
England in 1867 for Philadelphia, U. s, and
when last heard of he was about to leave AL
tOOna, U. S, for Memphis. He is entitled to
legacy under the Will of his grandmother,
Mary Rigby, late of HaWarden, FlintshiFe.
Information as to his present address, or evil
dence of his death, TO be addressed to Z. Doyle,
Solicitor, % Carey street, Lincoln's Inn, Lon
don, agent for F.. W. Massey, of Chester
ROBT. W. PEAKE, Chief Clerk.
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Pythian Battalion.
Business Property for Sale in sardls, si,s

rENHE Members will meet TONIGHT, Sept.
1 4Jn ,at the exposition huilding,at S O'Clock,
for drill. All Brother Knights are invited.
M. t. WILLIAMSON, ID. NJ.
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A MILLINERY and DTeSsmaking Establish
IA meDt, well fitted up-a large ami well es-
tablished trade OF eight years run-for sale, IN
time for fall trade, very cheap. Address
MRS. G.. DODSON,
sept Sardis Mississippi.
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COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MORTALITY.
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AGES.
Under year-............ q From 50 to 90 years q
From TO years. l3 From 90 to 20 years 1
From 10 years. 10 From 20 to 50 years l
From 10 10 years. 9 From so to 80 years
From 10 TO 20 year. II From 80 to 100 yrs
From % to 80 years. l9 From 100 to 10 Yrs
From SC to 40 years. 10 -
From 40 10 50 years 100
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SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Vdnce street t-Sab bba' h-schooI
at am; Bible reading at pm.
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CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND,
~ Me- steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
Wedne sday aud the GEO. CROMWELL every saturday
At P. NJ from pier No 9 North RIVER, connecting at
Portland with principal railroads and the
interior and the East Freighs reduced Passenger
commodaaons Sa n unsurpassed Passage including sta'o
iooN' " Appiy to CLARK SEAMAN, IS West street
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Great Trunk Lfue

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAn
and Uni:a1 States Mali Route
trains leave New York from foot Of Desbroses and
Express f9T HARRISBURG Ptsburs the West and South,
s5o 1 rmsn snndas. na.ses sad so "" h ana
For wiilamsport and Lock Haven wa Philsdclphia
r. Hsvio o;
FOR sst@ors Wsshinstoa and nd the south, I%msea
Expres Of Iuman par9p 2, Gar Sa
PsM,, Regular. at $40 A NJ, and 0 P. NJ Sunday,
ExpTes, for Phs'lsSdeIphs s;4S 9;S9 ~ a2SosS
s7,,s 80 and r NJ Emigrant second class
rs s s% .sss sa is d 3 sS .S 4 ss
$40 10 II 80 NJ. and y night. Sunday. 62o and
% ,S s$ q M s s n i ssa i9 /: s,sss & %
'S: e. ssbssy si$ 5 s's saS s Is 81
NJ and Y night p sunday, go and r. n
FG5 w0SdDFsssh ID T. res sna sPP0 and South AD0y and
For Ns% BrPnjwsH sna and ncS, g. sunday Nm so 4
For Rass slstone y n0qn,S Al and ,a0f N, NJ
For Iambcrtville and Remington, $50 4; and r, NJ
For For a sds ANA
ro1 anf T4eshald ssf AM ~ T. r. ia snS s5 1rM
For karmingdale and souan, A. NJ and2PM.
FOR % ulshtssSwp Pemberton and Camden. via Perth
For n'iH9f Hi2h,s,own and Pemberton. 6 A. NJ
nas ana s 10 r. osy drsSu IS p aud c
# .nS & + III Il grsm aPS PSsas @ 5S,s ,S s g
1918 II 20, ll:5i A. NJ. 2Aa 45 5:l5, s. 7:o. saA
lo:T p ~ n , Sunday $40. 6'2o s5o' li'Si A NJ, 7;o
Tieke1 aHa tS'a Sces e. @ se and "a Broadway No. A.or
No. 16oartstIeSt BrOoslyn Nqs ~. ne % and rs fIaa
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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CHARLEY-wILI. SEE YoU NEXT WEEK. RE
" ceived none today CHADO.
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Dry GOODS.
-
STEWART co.


b STEWART 4 co.
WILL CONTINUE DURIAG THE MONTE OF JANU-
AIRY TO OFFER THEIR
LARGE AND AlTRAGTnIye GnH6s RETAIL STOCK OF
at the SAME ExTREM LY Low PRICES at which
they have been offered during the past MONTH and IN
FANCY DRESS SILKS
they will ofYcr 50 PIECES, of HANDSOME LIGHT
SHADES suitable Tor EVENING and BALL COS.
TUNES, at the EX REMELY Low PRICE Of 81 50 per
yard; good value for -
ELEGANT NOVELTIES
HHRY o posp nad aH pAhAs Rs sns M s%fSsd
THEY WILL ALSO OFFER EXTRAORDINARY GAR.
CONSISTING oPoSfA OF AAriNd GOODS
shIRrING LINENS LINEN sHEErINGs
DAMASKS DAMASk TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS. TOwbLLlNGs, sHEErINGs,
BLEACHED AND BRoWN C1rTONs
ANN ELASN, q L.. Bic BLAAk AZ GTs oouNTERPANEs M
AT EXIT stC RlCES
PLEA YhsNE.
BROADWAY, NINTH AND
AT NINE. l. a LEvRNrH
"A street sec is lust received
from Paris, elegant dispay
OF Evening Wraps ana
Opera CIoaks,l MIa.s. .apriere. Lab
radore Fox al isreat variety
OF french nov -
So0r1IsH -
PLAID GOODS
A large AMI elegant stock
at
49l Sixth avenue,
near Thlrtieth street
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A NCHOR LINE.
"a sTaaxER hhx EaRk Fvlss ASR akASSeS 'sAfSeSlr.
RREzhH Jan sat-: jam Jam ls
ST.
Cabin sfs S%s
as low as by any other first class line.
pIai, issued fer AK am0un, at reduced
PsEGT kNn n 70
SHIPS BEfWEsN Nsw YORK AND HAvKE.
RIVER as Io sHy o'nsf' VIII sal.
"a "a kApRENT yHs Evoos Reeuoux Saturday January
vdt F5 Pc g. Ffs oo
Eiht 9aS sai on ss 9s s
Sy ss iSssF sy as nss ne 5 3 aGd % So
ing the Channel, besides saving time trouble and
80 GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, S5 Broadway
y ' TOWN AND LiyERPooL. ~ eoAh'S-
from yalins p,sr eSssy .s Torln rqnssSSs slSsr
WISCONSIN Captain rrecmanlJ January 8, at 2:so P NJ
cabin, Insermediae and seerase at low rates A. NJ
nd on % Mo
france and Broadway
NAMoNAL LINE.-NorIcE.
By this 70 ce ana hesnnd ese
TO TS% nsrs ed ASb Z sYr'p G@Isg5on hTs5
TTALT TTI ;;............... Saturday. jan 2 l2
InE w i;EN.....-. saturday Jan. 9. at A. NJ.
no1IASp For IoNDoS oSSs'SffaS SfREtf ian ' 'D A. NJ
Cabin passage SO currency. slecraae at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-
paid seerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's Office, No, 90 Broadway
+. W. J. HURST, Manager.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THEAUNtTED STATES MAIL.
PAL January2 at r. NJ
ADKiA, ~ .January at A. NJ.
OOEANiC. January 10, at " noon
KEY bLlU January 80 at II A. NJ
. From the White star docks, pier 80 North River
hates-Saloon. $50, gold stceraqc at low rates
saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms in
ing safety speed and comfort.
eFor inspection OF plans and other information apply
at the company's Office, 10 Broadway, New York
k J. COR1IS Agent
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
To PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE built iron sts amsips will sail from
New York ~ folows:-
GOETHE Captain Wilson. II
KLOPsTOCK. CAPTAIN Fischer .......... January 26
RATES OF PASSAGE ro
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBUURG and HAMBURG
Cabin-Frst saloon Sl0O gold sccoud saloon. $50 gold
~, Steeragc, $H, currency
frepau steerage tickets from Hamburg SO currency
vt,9i rqr Ireignt apply to FUNCH, EDYE co. South
For PASSAGE apply to KNAUTH, YACnoD 4 KuBNE
General Agents, ll3 broadway.
ODONOvAN ROSsA.-CHEAPESr PASSAGE or.
~ ice IN New York steamers every day. tor Cork,
bcuasr. Jerry. Glasgow, Liverpool. Drafts payable
Sycrywhcre Northern hotel, corner Of CortIandt and