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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1878.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1878.
REDUCTION OF SALARIES OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
A bill was reported favoraby from the Senate
Committee on civil Service and Retrenchment
to-day which provides that for two years from and
after the LIST day OF next July all salaries exceed
ing 81. 200 per annum IN all branches OF the gov
eminent service, civil and military, shall be re-
duced ten per cent.
A bill introduced to-day BY Senator WASH
burn to amend the law creating the Court OF Ala
bama Claims Commissioners, provides for the ad-
judicatiop ana payment Of all claims OF insurance
companies and insurers or their assigneeA and
also OF all claims for damage caused by the
cruisers Boston. Chickamauga, Georgia, Nashville,
Retrtbutton, Sallie, Sumter and Tallahassee, and
by the Shenandoah previous to February Is, 1855.
COMPTROLLER KNOX ON THE xuTuArED CUR
RENCY.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has received
specimens OF the fragments of muttlated national
bank currency recently found In q rag shop in
West Thtrty.ntnth street, New York city,
The. fragments consist Of the portions OF
the bills bearing the signatures, and upon
examination have been found without exception
to be portions Of the circulating notes OF the Ma
tional Speaker Bank OF CanaJoharte, N. Y. The
Comptroller II certain that the fragments could
not have been Obtained from his ONCE
The rules OF the once require that
all notes sent for destruction shall be cancelled
before they are received, ana 1t is supposed that
the National Spraker Bank cut out the signatures
in conformity with these regulations and subse.
Quently sold the fragments with other waste
paper.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. q lS7s
ballot In joint session to-day for United States
Senator resulted as follows Walker, 20; Camden,
"a; Swami. Is; Brannon. IL; Price, Is; scatter.
ing, Z.
There u grave fear ielt that unless choice Is
soon made the democracy will be somewhat de-
moralized, a. the people are Impatient ana clam
less struggle.
II Walker or Camden are not chosen II VIII be
an iugratitude on the part OF the party that has
seldom occurred In any state.
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CHINA.

SUICIDE OF THE WIDOWED EMPREss-rm RE-
oENCY RESTORED.
LONDON, Feb. ., 1875.
Tho Pau Adu Gazette says q private telegram
has been received from China confirming the re-
ports OF the death Of the Emperor ana stating that
he Empress, overcome with grief, committed sui
eide.
THE REGENCY.
The despatch further says that son Of the sew.
snth prince, child three years old. has been pro-
claimed Emperor and that the Empress mother Ii
Again ReQcnt.
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MIN for six laps and then carried him to . bresf
on the venth and beat him homo bali doxeu
lengths, Lyman ten lengths behind. Time. 2;lS.
when ne came 70 score for the NTH heat; but aftef
warming up little he seemed all right again. DO
TOOK the lead with the word and kept Tor Iour laps,
Lyman second sherman trailing. The latter then
moved up to second place, and. putting on steam,
then up. She man alterword went on steadily
and won the by eighty yards IN 2:4a1, Dan
Miller second, Lyman winning the third prize.
TIC second trot was LOT purse OF sl5o one mile
John Rogers bay mare Helen Ben Mace's bay
mare Hummingbird and Dan Mace's bay mare
Mary N. rms race was rather one-sfded anair
ss far as Helen was concerned. THIS oeaufllul
her appearance at this place that she trotted away
from Mary NJ. and HumIningbrd wish the greatest
ease winning the race In two straight meats. she
was well ridden by the old veteran, Jonn Rogers.
had TO oe divided between Dan Miller aud Sher.
man, as they both beat tnat time.
Messrs. Shaw, simmons and Springsted were.
the judges.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
BARNuM's HIPPoDRoMR. Feb. 2.-TRoTrIN6-
Purse $3.50, free Tor all; one mile and repeat,
under the saddle. with an additional prize OF 80
10 the horse that beats 2:i7
John Murphy's b. g. Sherman........
4. D0ty's Gu z. Dan Miller. ........2 o
Aionzo N0dines D. 9. Lyman. .
J. b. Listeners b. m. May L.......... S S dis.
Time. :5la-2A5-2:45 s-2A5-2:44x.
SANE NIGHT. Purse $3.50, one mile and repeat
under the saddle.
John Rogers b. m. Helen Observation-Disclosures.
D. Mace's en-. m. Mary NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ben Mace's b. 6. H1mmingbird. ............... 8dB
Time. 2:54-2:4&
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GERMANY.

Al IMPRISONED BISHOP A CANDIDATE FOB A
SEAT IN THE LEa1sLATuRE.
BERLIN Feb. 2, 1875.
The ultramontancs have resolved to run the
Bishop OF Paderborn as candidate for Parliament
from Brilon, Westphalia.
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CONSIDERATION OF A BISHOP.
BURLINGTON, N. j., Feb. ., 1s7

BURLINGTON, N. j., Feb. ., 1875.
Rev. John Scarborough. ID. D., was consecrated
Bishop OF Southern New Jersey in st. Mary's
church, OF this place. at noon to-day. Hsnop
Potter of New YORK, ofciatcd, assisted by Bishops
stevens and Howe, OF pennsylvania, and D0anc
OF Albany, and Paddock, OF Massachusetts. as pre-
seniors.
An eloquent sermon was preached by Bishop
Kcroot, OF Pittsburg.
The attendance was very large and included .
number OF distinguished men OF various crecds.
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THE MUTILATED MONEY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2, 1878.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2 1878.
TO rHE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
I did not know anything about the muttlated
currency being in my snop till the next day alter
the reporter being here. When the men found It
they did not let me know anything about 1t till
inquired the next day. I have not denied where
the cut pills came from. as you stated IN t0.day's
HERALD; but told the reporter l did not know
anything about them. l did not at the time.
bought them OF q man named 3. MadIgan, near
ALBANY, N. Y, on the 10Th OF December. l did
not know they were asserting them the night the
reporter was here. OWEN WARD.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Java will leave this port Oh
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close ct the Post On1oe
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing six cents
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WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2 1878
The eleventh ballot for United States Senator,
taken to-day, resulted as folloMs:-
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Feb. z 1878.
The Third Congressional District Republican
Convention met here to-day and nominated Hon.
b. b. Starkweatner BY reclamation.
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f r A N @ e.
The Assembly Division on the
Constitutional Bill.
A Presidential Triumph Amidst
Intense Excitement.
Popular Anxiety for tho Future
Government.
F r A N @ e.

PARIS, Feb 4 leTA
The Assembly to-day adopted N. wsllon's amend.
ment TO the Ventavon bill, granting Presidents Of
the Republic power to dissolve the Chamber OF
Deputies, with the advice and consent OF the
Benate. The division took place amid intense ex-
element.
THE VOTE
was announced 20 follows:-
For the amendment. ........................ 40
Against ~
Majority IN nvor.. 200
LEGISLATIVE PROVISION FoB REVISION OF on ANBNp-
xENTs 10 THE CONSTITUTION.
y. Dufnuro reported an amendment TO the Won.
tavon bill from the Committee Of Thirty providing
In eneot a. iollows:-
'Tbat tho Senate and Chamber Of Deputies three
months before the expiration OF each Septennial
term shall decide OF their own accord, or at the
request Of the President OF the Republic. whether
any revision OF the constitution shall DO made. In
case such revision Is determined upon both cham
bora must meet IN congress before the decision Ia
carried into execution; and revisions Of the con-
stttution VIII not be valid unless ratified BY two
thirds majority Of tine congress-"
PARTY COMBINATIONS.
the deadlock In the Assembly has ended.
Tho Right Centre and all the factions OF tho Left
have united In . majority which controls tho
House.
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A MURDERER RECAPTURED.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. ., 1875.
despatch to the Gazette says that Foucks, the
murderer OF the Herndon family. In Prince William
county, was captured about ave miles from the
Court House. he duplicates other colored men In
the murder, but his statement Is not believed.
Unexpected that ne Will make confession
before he 10 hanged.
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/ DEFAULTNG COUNTY TREASURER.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. g 1875
Columbus stewart, County Treasurer OF Somer-
set county, has been proved to be defaulter In
the sum OF $4,000 He was elected py the reform
party, and has held once Two years. Disastrous
business speculatlons were the cause or his eniUar
rassment He was % one time the wealthiest men
In the county.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

LONDON. Feb. O. 1875.
The billiard handicap tournament which began
week ago closed this evening" J. Roberts won
the 1rst prize, and Alfred Bennett the second.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TIN AND THREE LIGHT CYLINDER HOE ROTARY PREssEsy
WILL SOLD Low Address THE NEW YORK HERALD
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AUSTRALIA AND THE CENTENNIAL.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q 1876.
despatch was received at the Centennial
Rooms to-day from the Secretary OF State OF Vic.
toria. Australia, at Melbourne. applying for
1000 fees OF space TOR that government q the
Centennial Exposition.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PACL. Feb. Z, lS7k
In Joint ballot to-day Davis received 81 votes, .
gain Of one; Ramsey lost one, ana Locnren. demo-
crat, received the same before. The contest
appears NO nearer al end than heretofore.
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF WAS OBTAINED FROM
Pains in the Back Neck and shoulders BY using GMEs'
LNIMENr lODIDE AMMONIA. CHARLES A. SECOR,
4lS Fifth Now York Depot. 45l Sixth avenue
New York. All druggists. 50 cents and 81 u bottle.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEN
Caps, Abdominal supporters Suspensory Bandagea<
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSH5 Truss o{ce
No. . vesey street. Lady in attendance.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature during the past sweaty.four
hours in comparison with the correspon ding dats
OF last year, as recorded at Hudnuts Pharmacy.
Herald Building. New York.
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FLORIDA.
TALLAHAssEs, Feb. z

TALLAHASSEE, Feb q 1875
One ballot was taken to-day with the Following
result:-For Henderson, "a; McLtn, a.; Requa, 8;
Sam walker. 10; Hopkins. Q; witherspoon, 2;
knight, !; Maxwell, /.
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FACT WORTH KNUWING.-THE ELASTIC
Truss 6S3 Broadway. recommended by oil ihtcllRent
physicians and adopted by government. worn easily
night and day, soon permanently cures Rupture.
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A-RUPrURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMlTIES
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH No vesey street.
opposite st. Paul's church.
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LADIES. - TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION,
brighten the eyes and the breath, MILK Of
MAGNEsIA Ask your druggist for 1t.
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DIED..

VISION Monday evening. February I, 1878
MARY wife OF Morris Wise, aged IS years.
the funeral Will take place from 1877 East Fifty.
second street. on Thursday, February T. 1875 az
ten O'Clock. Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited.
[For Other Deaths See EIGHTH PuJal
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[For Other Deaths See Eighth Pu5e.l

THE MOST CRUEL COUGH DIES OUT IN 4
few days under the queting operation of HALEs HoNSY
or u0REH0UND AND Tar.
Pixies ToOrHACHE DROPS cure In one minute
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EXPLANATION OF THE "Murn.ArED MILLION
BANK.

TROY, N. Y, Feb. @ 1875.
About year ago, Timothy Garri junkman. OF
West Troy, bought bushel OF fragments Of bank
bills from Troy bank with q quantity Of other
paper, sweeplngs from the cellar. Garri sold the
stun to tin pedlars and others. The bank EN-
ployes say that worn out hills on State banks
were formerly cut up, burned or sold for waste.
Under the national banking system many country
banks have been In the habl: OF clipping the sigma
lures from mutilated and worn out bills and send
ing the balance to Washington, either burning or
selling the signatures Tor old paper This explains
the 'Mutilated Million" story in to-days HERALD.
Recently banks nave discontinued the clipping OF
signatures and sent the bills intact to the Treasury
Department.
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NO ONE SHOULD NEGLECT COUGH. WIS.,
TARs BALsAx WILD CHERRY will effect cure; 500.
ana 81 a bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
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OPEN WORK WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERA
TO ORDER, BY HOJER GRAHAM, 81 pUAN1'
STREET.
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Average temperature ycSteruHy .......... TX
last year. lsx
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A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO SERI.
Gus results PoRrER's will give relief at
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VUORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.-A PAMPHLET
w mailed for 81, containing exact copies OF adyefi
use menus Tor persons entitled to property Address
HENRY HAYS No West Eleventh street, New York.
family arms found, painted and engraved.
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THE CHARITY BALL
viii take place
TOMORROW Thursday EVENING.
at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ana the remaining tickets may be had Of the MANAGER
at Delmonlcos corner Fourteenth street and Ftto
avenue, ~ IS each.
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DOMINICAN FATHERS, NEWARK, N. J.

grand and enjoyable excursion and visit the
church Of the Dominican Fathers, at Newark, n. j.,
will take place on Thursday, August 20. To accommo.
date the thousands of New Workers who anxious to
be present steamboat and barge have been chartered
10 meet them at the foot Of East Sixty second and
Twenty third streets They will proceed thence through
Newark Bay landing near the cars that Will bring them
to the grounds where all kinds of innocent amusement
will he engaged in The grounds consist Of about
twenty acres and have been lately purchased by tho
Rev Father Byrnes, 0. p, who will be the pastor of
the new church.
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rRAYELLERs GUIDE.

DBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,
l. The Great Trunk line and United states MAIL route
Trains leave New York from foot OF Deorosses and Corr
Express for Harrisburg Pittsbur West and South with
Pullman palace cars attached 80 A. NJ, and 30 r. h
70! Wniamspors and Lock Haven cvis PhiladePhA and
n For wilia%spcTt, Locf Haven CORY and Erie
$50 r M eonnsetins At Cory for Titasvle Petroleum
For Baltimore, Washington the South, Limited Wash
day NJ arrive %r AZ wilmington e1liD % 4o RssS
EHnrss. for 80 PSiaG.nh m and = ~ sunday & 40
tth9, 45o; s, Z $50, . z N. and i night sunday,
second M class. 80 p T. 80 and orM EmisraH' and
r? Is ScseS sS q so 9io S % AMsaSs1s % dlS ~
7s9 so $40 10 10 i 80 + I'm and II night Sunday, A
% 50 n 20 and 20 e nsst SG saaaaS sS
F9 5S stGTrS s $40 Iii a'q 70 % u M 80 5lS
S:S% S:S% s:G sl9 10 10 NJ and - night Sunday, A NJ
For WcodS[idss Perth Amsoy and South AuSoy, and 10
SO sio' T. NJ IL night sunday. % and md
For For Krs: and hea m =
For Prineeton, {, $40 4 NJ IL 80, 3 4lo and TN.
For Pennington, Philpsburs and Bevidero, 9 so A N.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, sP. M,
For Trenton BoTdsnsOTn Burlington and Camden. 30 and
FsT FsT F.ssasS ana a JSa.S @ 80 II
For Ightstown, PembeOn and Camden via Perth Ambsy
For Highstown and Pemberton A ", via Perth Amboy.
and 30 A. NJ. via Monmouth Junction.
IL aims arrive follows From Psburg 30 and 10 30 A
NJ and 20 T. NJ. daily 10 rs A NJ. and 80 r. NJ daily,
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 20 A.
Nj rs I5 and 10 :27 r. NJ sunday, q 20 A NJ From
Philadelphia $40 20 6:55 10 rs, Ii 20 IL "a M;
2l5 AIS, is, 10, so, 8:44 20. 1927 T. Sun:
day 40 20 55, 1oi5, IL o4 A. Nj 8 so 20, lo27
Ticket Onices 526 and Broadway, No. Astor House
of Desbosses and Cortandt streets No Court
Brookyn Nos ia ll6 and 11S Hudson street. Ho
boken. Emigrant Ticket Once, No. 8 Battery place
FRANK THOMPSON, d. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent.
DEoPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
i leaves daily at p NJ Sundays excepted, from pier
Al North River, foot Of Canal street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On Saturday, July B, and every
Saturday until further notice tho Of this line will
leave F. NJ instead Of M heretofore, in order
with the Sunday morning train Albany for Sara
tOga and the West.
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VTEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Royal, s. c.; Fernandna, Fla; Brunswick,
Ga The favorite and well known enmer MONTGOMERY,
Facloth Master having superior accommodations for pas
sengers will sail Thursday August 26, from pier No.
North River at p M for ports making connection
with all points Southwest, via Port Royal the
Florida and Brunswick railroads.
First class TO Fernandna.. S2O w
First class passage jacksonville. y %
Through tickets issued all points South and Southwest
Steamer HUNTSVILLE Chester, Master, will follow Sep
tember 3. For freight passage apply to
HERM GELPCkE, No William street.
CTEAMsHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT
- ties of printing will find Il advantageous deal with the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No.
2S Broadway its facilities for doing every kind Of work
while in promptncss neatness and cheap
offers special inducements Bills of Lading Shipping
Receipts Tickets, Msncsts, Passenger Lists Circulars,
Posters Cards Waybls and special form used in the
transaction of business carefully prepared and printed
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MARBLE nIANTELs.

T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
"A An extensive Of Slate and Marble hantes Wasa
trays and Slate Work of every description
' PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union Fourth avenue and seventeenth st. y Y
CTEwARTs NEW SLATE MANTELs, INLAID WITH
> tiles marble and wood Mantels, elegant designs
prices low 10 and 81 West Twenty third street near
Seventh
ViUE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
4 is 2ls Broadway, in tho Herald Building
w D. A A. s NICHOLS.-2JO ENTIRELY NEW
w designs marble slate and wood Mantels manuiao-
iron Crcsne stable Fixtures Fence, Crates Weather
Vancs 6c Wholesale and retail send for catalogues ~
Hudson street, opposite Worth
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
FARE, 50 25
NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
TIE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AT . 30 MAKING CONNECTION AT BUF-
FALO AT | p NJ. WITH L. S. AND N. 5. r. r. FOR ALL
POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWEST, THEREBY EN-
ABLING PAssENGERs r TO REACH M CHICAGo 1A AT 3
SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT las P: NJ. SUNDAY WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAiLMAY M OF MkNADA FOR
THIs TRAIN WILL BE PASSENGER COACHES PAS,
SENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOL.
LOWING PLACES
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY. SCHENECTADY, SARA
ToGA PALATINE BRIDGE CsHARoN SPRINGS,
UTICA SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUF.
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE.
Passengers by HERALD TRAIN reach all points
West "a hours earlier than by any other train.
Passengers by the night boats from New York
at Albany at O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday.
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there
o'clock Sunday morning. remain IL hours at the Springs
the 10 Al train Sunday evening" arriving In
New York o'clock Monday morning.
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS. LINE
~. Steamer leave pier No North River az +. NJ
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF MEXICO Tuesday, August "a
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday. August %
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW ORLEANS,
calling Havana, PTogreso, Campeaehy, TnspAn aud
CITY OF MEXICO. Tuesday August "a
Fer freight or passage apply to r. ALEXANDRA 4
SONS 81 and SO broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans August IS and September
lS for Vera Cruz and all the other ports-
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Tho Cromwell Lina
The Steamship
CORTES. Captain Freeman.
viii esve pier No North River Saturday, Angus %
a3P NJ
Through rates given Mobile 81. Louis vicksburg and
other points. CABIN passage, $50; steorAge $25.
For freight, at lowest rates. or passage apply to
CLARK A SEAMAN SO West street.
TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
ing at Kew West carrying the United States mall
Steamer STATE OF TEXAS, Captain ---, will leave
pier DO East River. Saturday. August - At ;" NJ
Through bills Of ladng given 20 all points the H. and
T. c. l.. and q. n. o. H. and II. and q. II. and = A rail
roads Fregh and insurance at lowest rates No charge for
superior accommodations, apply to
G. H. MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane.
W. +. CLYDE Co, 119 Wall street.