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To THE EDITOR OF THE "ST CRoIx AVIS

To THE EDITOR OF THE "ST CRoIx AVIS"
Dear Sir,
BY allowing the following a space in
your valuable paper, you may not alone
obIige the physicians in this town, but
no doubt also the community in general.
Christiansted, 9th April 1877,
Yours truly
B, Knudsen,
In a town like this, now consisting
partly of ruins, and populated by more or
icys insolvent inhabitants, not to say pau
pers, it may not be considered too much
to request the police authorities to look
out, hat every street or lane is marked
with its proper name, and that each
hou Sc or lot has its number. | am aware,
that this was noticed some 3 or 4 years
ago, and some thing was done in this res
pect, but it ought certainly be overhaul
ed, at least once a year, and particularly
after the destructive gale.
In stepping forth as the representative
of the medical faculty, I beg to remark
We are willing to attend, when called, but
TO walk at times for upwards Of an hour
TO fud the respective street, called by
a name quite different to its real one, and
in search Of the number, which no ore has
any idea Of, is certainly a little too much
to expect.
Tie person, who acts as landlord, own-
cr OF the house or let ought certainly to de-
fray this expense.
In st. Thomas, where there likewise are
many poor people, this item is strictly
paid attention to.
, 1877-04-11
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A TRUE LADY.-Beauty and style are
not the purest PASSPORTS to respectability
some of the noblest specimens Of wO-
manhood the world has ever seen ave pre-
serted the p)ainest and most uRprepossess-
ing appearance. A woman's worth is to
be estimated by her real goodness of heart,
and the purity and sweetness of her char
acter and such a woman, with o kindly
disposition, and q welIbalanced mind and
temper, is lovely and attractive. Be her
face ever SO plain, and her form ever so
hOmeiy, she makes the best Of wives and
true8t Of mothers. She has a higher pur-
pose in life than the beautiful yet vain
and supercilious woman, who has no high
er ambit ion than to Aaunt her inery in the
street, or to CRAFTY her inordinate vanity
by attracting flts-ry and praise from a
society whose compliments are as hollow
as they are insinccre.
GossIpING OILERS The idle levy q
very heavy tax upon tire industrious when
by frivolous visitations they rob them of
their time. Such persons beg their daily
happiness from door to door, as beggars
their bread, and, like them, sometimes
meet with a rebuff. A mere gossip ought
not to wonder if we evince signs that we
are tired of him, seeing that we are in
debted for the honour Of his visit solely to
the circumstance of his being tired of him.
self. He sits at home until he has accumu-
lated an intoIerable load of ennui, when he
sallies forth to distribute it amongst all
his acquaintance.
THERE is no man clever enough to
know ell the evil which he does.
, 1877-04-11

what they consider to be the most impor-
tant causes, which care mainly the demoni-
tizatiOn of silver by Germany, the United
States, and other countries, and the closing
Of Mints against silver, which resulted
from these denominations" The MAORI
ty recommend that silver money should
be again made legal tender, while the
minority recommend that this shall not be
done unless an understanding can be
arrived at with the European governments
as the whole question.
, 1877-04-11
THE UNITED STATES.

The Republican party are expecting
great things from the new President, and
the Democrats seem to be willing to give
him a fair trial. The very narrow tri-
umph which he has gained almost ensures
moderate aud conciIiatory action on his
part, aud at the same time is soothing to
the vanity OF the defeated party. The
New York Times says: The inaugural
address certainly affords a fresh guarantee
that the policy of the President will be
both just and liberal, mindful Of great
principles, and conscious Of the great diff
hcultles which attend their application,
There is 20 reserve, aud no tricky evasion
IN his announcement Of thu rules by
which he will be guided in dealing with
the South, with civil service reform, and
with the currency. His methods OF APP
plying these rules will, doubtless, be as
honest and Straightforward as his manner
OF stating them"
Tennessee is in the black books. The
trouble is that for some years past it has
steadily refused to make an effort to pay its
debts. A rate Of taxation amounting to
eight millions would have enabled it to
cover all expenses and provide interest on
its debt. Demagogues however acquired
the ascendency, and the tax has been fixed
at four mil ions, the consequence being q
deficiency, in round figures, of about a
million o year. a state SO situated is not
entitled TO plead in formd pa1peris for alb
solution from its deb.s or any part of
them"
The "Silyer Commission" appointed
to examine into the causes Of the de-
cline in the value of silver, presented their
report to Congress on the 2nd March.
1t has been general lily supposed that the
very large production Of silver from the
mines of Nevada was one of the cIiet
causes of the decline in its value. The
Commissioners however hold q differ
ent opinion. They state that the
recent increase in the productica of silver
is not one of the principal causes of de-
cline in its relative value. Notwithstand-
ing the late rise in the production OF
silver as compared with gold, its proper
ton to gold is still considerably below
what it was in 1s4s, to say nothing of the
period when the proportion wa three to
one, and the conclusion seems justified
that a review of the relations of the
metals in times past shows that the fall
IN the price of silver is not due to any
excessive production as compared with
gold" The Commission afterwards state
, 1877-04-11

When the Russian protocol was present
ed to Prince Bismark for inspection, be sim
ply said: "There is nothing here to commit
anybody. 1t may be signed with perfect
safety by every power in Europe, from
Russia to Monaco" He afterwards called
it Rus>ia's milk p%ouItic9 for the sick man.
He had expected, it seems, stronger medi-
cine from the Russian doctor, AMI is
somewhat Disguised with such mild treat
ment. His prescription would have been
Boo and Iron.
That somewhat dAfk.cyloured sheep,
Prince Napoleon, after wandering ia Re-
publican pastures, appears to be making
his way back to the Imperial fold. Al
though he has long been d c~outeaur tires
with the Empress and Prince Imperial,
he VII dine at the Princesse Mathilde's
OF the l6:h; and there is some reason to
believe that soon after the Prince Imperi-
ais return to Camden Place about the
Goth, WI may look ont for the appearance
Of Prince Napoleon in England-Ths
Wor7d
A Z + R 1900 YEARs.-The mines
ofL2urium, says the London Medical Re
cord, which gave rise recently to such lively
diplomatic discussion, are generally
known to be largely encountered with SEQ
riP, proceeding from the working of the
ancient Greeks; but still containing
enough ~ofsiIyer to repay extraction by the
improved modern methods, Professor
Henderich understanding to L'Union
Medica!e-that under these scori1, for at
least 1900 years, has slept the seed of a
poppy of the species 'GIaucium' After
the refuse had Oeen removed to the
furnaces, fir ON the whole space which they
had covered have sprung up and lowered
the pretty yellow c%orollas OF this flower,
which was unknown to modern science,
but is described by Pliny and Dioscorides,
This flower had disappeared for fifteen to
twenty centuries, and its reproduction at
this interval is fact parallel to the fer.
tiIity Of the famous e mummy wheat"
, 1877-04-11
F N

SAILING DIRECrIoNs"Old Gent I'm GAs
Oicinity fhe Docks. Can you direct ms to
Charing Cross ?"
ancient Mariner. Charm Crossf les
see, winds about Northwest by Nother
you keep the Sun on your Weather Bow
and you'll jist obout fetch-"[OA Cess
hurries @]-PSnch.
At the door of the Blair-Athole Hotel
an honest Highlander, % genuine lover of
snuff, observed a magnificent man in full
tartans standing, and noticed with much
admiration the wide dimensions of his
%nostrils in a fine up-tIrned nose. He &C.
costed him, and as his most compliment
tary act, offered him his null for a pinch.
The stranger drew up, and rather haughti-
Iy said " l never take snuff" "Oh," said
the other, " that's a peety, for there's
grand accommodation dean Ramsay.
The wife of the Chinese Ambassador
paid a private visit on Thursday last to
Hon. Mrs. T. Bruce. MIS-. Bruce's but
Ter and footmen had to be locked up, as it is
not permitted that q Chinese lady of posi-.
ton should be seen unveiled by man.
Maids answered the door and brought in
tea, and it is rumoured that 'Mr. Pug
was sent out of the drawing-room. The
Ambassador has three wives, of whom this
is the third and favourite.-ThS World.
The late Mr.. George Jones, r. A., bore
n strong physical resemblance to the late
Duke of Wellington, and made up as
much as possible after his Grace, with the
short cloak, bit OF red collar, and other
well.known adjuncts. Somebody mention
ed this fact to the Duke, and added that Mr..
Jones was often stopped in the street BY
strangers in mistake for his Grace. In.
deed. > said the old warrior grimly, that 10
odd / have never been stopped in the
street for Mr., Jones.'-THs WorN,
National Republican., 1877-09-24

PROPOSALS.
DRoposAIs For FUEL.
Posi- OyFICg DEPARTMENT. l

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE DIsBrRsfSd CLERK AND SuPERINDT,
WARRINGTON, y. C., Aug. -, 1877.
Sealed proposals viii be received AZ ths office
Der ~, 1911, for furnishing Fuel for the Post
Office Department as follows:
For the delivery aud storage Of six hundred md
fhy ESQ tons 24O pounds TO the tom Of the bet
quality OF Lee White Ash Furnace Coal, or coal Of
an equally good quality the quality thereof df
bo determined by an inspector choscn for that
purpose by the Postmaster General to be thoroughly
screened and free from slate and TO be delivered
within thirty 800 days from the date Of the con-
tract, and stored in the vaults Of the Department
building before the contracting party will he paid
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
each bid and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the Coal
delivered tn him from the vessel or cars Is the kind
required by the Department
Also, for the delivery and storage OF ten u0l
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood, 10 be delivered
and corded at the Department building, as maybe
required, within thirty C3oj days from the date oi
contract
The whole to be weighed or measured by the In.
spectOr appointed under the provisions Of section
SILL Revised Statutes Of the cnited states.
The bids will be opened In the oiiicc Of the SUI
perintendent In the presence Of such bidders rs
may choose TO attend on "Wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, lS77 at u o'clock noon, and tho
awards will be made on OF before Monday, October
!, 1877.
The Department reserves the right to reject all or
any part Of the bids received IL deemed for the In
terest Of the Department so TO do.
satisfactory bond will be required in each case
to be executed and filed within 10 days afcr the
award Is made, for the hithfal Ierl6TmsuGe Of tho
Discussing Clerk and Superintendent Post once
Department. au2l.Tu4w
National Republican., 1877-09-24
PROPOSALS.
DROPosALS FOR UNITED STATES NOTE AND
l. BANK.SOTE PRINTING.
TREAsuRY DEPlRrMESr.l
SRCRETAhYs OFFICE,
gfptamtRr q 1877

FEfHEIAh1 NbIFICE,
wAsrfSGTos d. c. September g. 1877
Sealed proposals will be received ut this O1ica
until noon Of TuESDAY, the twenty-ilfth Instant
for executing, for the period Of one year from tho
frst of October next one impreSsiOn, by plata
printing upon all United States legal tender notes
and the circulating notes for national banking
associations This printing will he the green back
on the legal tender notes, and the black back on
the national currency notes, the same TO lie exe1
Cucd upon hand roller presses IN the best style Of
the art Bids should be made for the thousand
perfect impressions.
The United states viii furnish, at this Depart.
mcnt the paper and the existing plates, with the
engraved stock pertaining thereto. All expcnset
for repairs To the plates for executing the work,
aud delivering II at the Treasury Department and
for such governmental supervision as may be ro1
qulred, will be borne by the parties to whom the
award may lie made.
SUFFICIENT security will be required for the proper
execution Of the work subject 10 the ordinary
stipulntnns ns tn SPOILED work.
The right tn reject all bids parts OF bids Is re-
served; aud satisfactory evidence will be required
that b!dlcrs have the requisite facilities, safe.
| guards and machinery for the proper execution Of
| the work
| The bids should be addressed to the under.
signed, aud bear. as an endorsement upon the enc
vclopcs containing them the words Proposals fof
impressions on United States notes and circulating
| notes for National Banking Associations"
| JOHN SHERMAN.
| tcpl0. 0.MW&FA Secretary Of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
scplO. lfWGF3t
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
oyArrrns.srrn'so oryrcr.( I

QuaRTTRnAsTrR's OYFrcE.O
UNITED SrArFs MARINE CoRr,
wA-HISsToS, Aug. ., 1ET.
Sealed proposals will he received at this ofiics
until u o'clock IN. of TUESDAY, the Nh day OF DC.
tobcr next, for furnishing supplies 10 the United
states Marine Corps during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1873 to be delivered at the oicc OF the As.
sistRnt Quarternaster, Philadelphia, Pa, free Of
expense 10 the Uritcd States.
Schedules Of the supplies required can be oh.
tained, and the standard samples seen at the ofic(
Of the Quartcrmaster, Washington, ID. c.; Assistant
Quartermnstcr's OfCe, No. ri South Fourth street
Philadelphia: Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. "
and Boston, Mass.
Blank forms Of proposal and all information do
sired be had by applying at either OF the place
named above.
Proposals To he indorsed on the envelope, Pro
posals for supplies" and addressed To
W. b. SLACK,
au3l.FIw Major and Quartermnster.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
DRoposALs FOR CORN BRooMs.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. September H. 1877. +
scalcd proposals in duplicate, To he indorsed
.Prupusals for Corn Brooms" will be received q
this Office until u IN. the 24th day of September.
lsi7, for the below described Corn Bro1ms, 70 be
delivered at the navy yard Washington, ID. c. frcS
from any expense TO the Government, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
1900 -four thousand Corn Brooms.
Subject to the usual inspection.
Sample to he seen at the Commandants Office, II
the said navy yard.
s-be delivered US soon practicable.
Tbefght II reserved To reject any or all Of the
Offers II not deemed advantageous 10 the Governs
ment RESPONSIBLE security required on the bids
for the prompt and faithful delivery Of the brC oms
Blank forms for bids TO be had at this office
w. WILLIAMS
sel2W3w Pay Inspector L. s. Navy.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
Future Days.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctronccrs.

PROPERTY, SITUATED ON l STREET, DE.
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
by Virtue Of deed Of trust. dated July IA A. d. ls7G
duly recorded IN Liber No. 50 plio 81 OF the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, we will sell At
public nucon In iront OF the premises. on MONDAY,
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, District
Of Columbia TO wilt; Lot numbered one hundred and
division ofsquare numbered six hundred and twenty
three, (G27)
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve, eighteen and twcniy-four months, with In,
tcrcsi Rt eight per cent. per anm secured By deed
trust the property SOLD If the terms OF sale are
not complied WITH Within Ave days the trustees re
right resell at the risk nnd cost OF the de
fauiting purchaser after i've days adyertlsement.
deposit ~ will be required at time OF sale All con
veyaucing at cost OF pnrchAser.
Eb!h9; 5dsafn " il !2Sss 2SsSs, Trustees
National Republican., 1877-09-24
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
r n. yoLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioncer,
Cs No. pi8 street northwest ...

TRrsTEFs' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on TILE NORTIIwEyT CORNER
3F AND rltSi I'M, ,nESiS 80, }, q ;s-o
duly recorded in Iher No s6 foo ~ OF the land
records for the District Of Columbia, ana Mt the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, we will sell at
lribllc auction, ~ front Of the premises, on MON
lowing described real estate situate In the city Of
Washington. y G., to witt An those pieces or par
lois numbered one ~ aud two a. Of Devldge and
flsl; ;ers subdivision o. square NUMBERED ave hun
ments, consisting Of two t2) twostory brick dwell
ingS, ,sC.
TrrmS One third cash and the balance at ak
twelve and eighteen months, with interest nt eight
per cent per annunn secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold Nil cash, at oI ton OF the pur
chaser deposit Of sion required at the time Of sale
each house. and all onveyancing nt purchaser
cost. Terms to he omplcd with IN seven days.
nlA!NARn ": WARNER, Trustees.
seii.TuThSkdls Stat, ,WfMl
National Republican., 1877-09-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Universal R. r. TICKET OFFICE
RALR9Ap III from a GGn,, S2YsSS
rnSn any oser S so once or ssSn GsSs % ths ety. o
SssH IsS good TIL used bssS & iSffsd %intI1S srG9Eh
%"i!y' %Hs 800 renn.ylvana a; avenue. nue. shoe store.
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE North. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY; MiS4 MAoNificENr EaVif
TRAINS LEAVE Wlsi,isaTos, SGdI il M rom Depot, cor
For nfT Fs5is sA0 aS nn he %s Il @ M daily with
i.iC B. m. daily. With faiace Car 10 Chicago.
BALTIMoli: AND PDIOMAC RAILROAD
and Tie North, Sss m daily ssseh; SUNDAY, day.
sna a ,'3 ta ,s % ws GSy sSfRs TSf &iIilsnspe GosR
Haven, Eimlfa and Watkins :" io,o H. M daily
''' psisss sS ,S Ssn s!!ssSsa Iaisa Esssss r%ii
" ssiiy, sssep, sunday with sleeping CIR, nom
For rmiaaeipn,a ss' a, nnol:ao m. daily, escsp,
s%s's sTs.'.. Us o M as,iy ssespt s.Haay @ "'a .-
Accommodation Tor baltimore, G:so n IN. and 40 p
For u fopes Creek Line. go a M and 80 p. m daily.
For Annapolis go a. IN. and 30 p. m daly. excep,
AIExAYPEIA AR b, HKS WSs,tN ShEt
For N,yr%isrIa: =; j. :, sla, 10 II L,ass. Se7
For ihe south, Via nichn,ond iS5 a. m daily, 5:io p
I'm. M daily % EXCEPT .s,ra sunday <, w.,,,0v,on s,o
n, sio H. n; a. s. NIL; NH \ ~ q Q; ;9a nga p m
moGaiica. ,G San ~ SrscSssd st s rSiss, nor,Ssa.
nortSesst CORNER Of ssth srcs, and Pcnnsivana ave
at q Hs ssss SSss SIi rom ne
PRANK f6MsSN ds%sns sS%sf Mnsse Mnnsef aSfSai HftHi
NArdNA T5IE 2fAE line RSgSsff RSp sfoR GSAs As5brr
y 10 the
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
s5a mr BeliimoIe ANNAPOLIS and way riat Mat9ns \,
press nss & wns no s,5ns Be.Wesn % wsSssoa and liar.
bus % ii Es sHssU sSnday sSsTse and ~
80 =, M, u Pednont, strSsSurs winchester Hasers
.,sio a. m, New York phlNdelphia, Boston and Bal
'SUSs h., Baltimore and way stations. on SUNDAY
eGSncI,s u S M. ri RaiiIm,Srs HiI%mSre,s esprer,
l2io y M, baltimore. Ellicott city. Annapolis and
'l:5o >. IN, New York ard Philadelphia Express
Connects Tor Frederick.
s.Dp an, Ball .niorr and WY station.
Us n. p d Rosks FrsdsrIck Hsssr,town. Win
chester, and way stations.
st.U H. H., li.Itl.. AunlpolIs Rnd why stations,
$50 p. M. Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
eIpitSs Pnssengcis for Norfolk taken IN th'
cars direct TO boat -
.5D y. M, Chicago aud Columbus express, Win
chester and ltngerstown, except Sunday.
si:Jl y. M, Baltimore express
s5ai D. M. baltimore and wav stations
$50 y. NJ, Point OF Rocks AMI way stations Metro
polltHn Branch.
SOILS p m. 81 Louis Cincinnati and PIttshurg e,
pres.
5000 .. M. Now ork, Philadelphia and Baitmor,
express.
day. myl3l
TNMAN LINE
National Republican., 1877-09-24
CARRIAGES.

a. LEApISUHAM. r wWTnDICuMRF.
LEADINGRAW ,e cos
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES
1877 IL street northwest
Carriages and Light Wagons Of the latest styles can
be engaged by the month week, day or job. Coaches
for pcns fishing parties ut short notice We tall
special attention 10 om Horse Boarding Department.
Our stables the coolest with the best ventilation
and largest stalls 10 be found la tic city, whilst our
carriage parors proDerly ventilated and dry. As
there Is but one building adjoining us, aud that
br,ck one, we are yearly hTe-rrooE
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR AND CHECKED
AT RESIDENtlsS TO ALL POINTS
ON EITHER BALTIMORE
AND ONO OR BhLTi-
hoREASDPUrO-
MAJ ROADS.
o~tsrs i"n Al Isr street, o. at Wiliaris Hotel
vi. gS-e.yS ni Jnpt attention. myzstf
National Republican., 1877-09-24
TRTsTEhS SALE OF yALTAnIE ITI iI', pR9rERrA

rTNRrsTEiS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. ON E!GIirEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR
BOUNDARY.
Py virtue Of u deed Of trust. date. June l. is7 and
duly recorded In Ibnr No. 61n, folio ti3 of the
land records for Washington county In the District OF
Columbia the Undersigned will sell ut public auction,
In front OF tile PREMISES on MONDAY, October l. A.
d. 1871. NJ O'Clock NJ, all those parcels of land siu-
ntei In Washington city, In said District and known
M lots numbered seventeen, 40 eighteen. tls nine
teen, (lh twentythrce, tei) wentyfou t2 twenty
sevsn,l and all u lots numbered from eight
ts) TO Que hundred mud fnrtynne, ifa) both inclu-
sive in Wizards recorded subdivision OF square NUM-
berrd one hundred and hny-one, tlSl) with IN. APP
purtpnancy~
Terms OF sale: Two thousand five hundred dollar
In cash, and the balance In twelve and twenty four
months, for which the notes OF tho purchaser will he
taken, with Interest Mt the rate Of six per cent per
nnnnm nom the day ofsie, secur, by drcd trust
on the preties. deposit Of u i shall be- required
At the time of sale, and NIL Conveynncing shall he nj
the purchasers cost Ifthc terms % sale not
piled with within DAYS amer the day Of sale the
trustees reserve The rgnt 70 resell the property al the
risk and cost OF the deftuliiny purchaser.
NJ. +. MORRIS, lrr.,,.,..
lIALLEr KILborRS. ir"s''eS'
THOMAS BOWLING,
se1oMWF&ds Auciioneer.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
HOME COMFORTS.
FELlx pEsFossEs FRENCH BAKERY.

LNEIIN DES FONSES FIlENNH BAkEKY,
II Established lsp.)
Is YEARS nf IsCNEAsISe SuCCEsx
FELIX DfsSfOSSE.
the wek nown AMI only rial Frt neil baker ;nWasirns
ton, has removed TO M Dl2 II street, brtwcch Iwen
icth nnd Iwrutyfsi srrets near penHSy lNgnla ave
nue. where, In inlisr pTcssy bnl ur The purnqe,
he has greater liabilities than before for Tho inaha-
uIe OF lhe best French and American Bread. French
Br,ah . specially. liberal terms offered To botets
uld dealers.
y, B-French bread In ended for ptrscnf
Of dslcnte health especially for those sherink ronl
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations detu
National Republican., 1877-09-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN sTEAMSHlP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
MAIN WERDER,
wfSER ODER.
Rates OF passage from New York to southampton
liayre or Bremen;
First cabin, Sl1o, gold Scc0nd cabin, sII, gold
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid steeruge
certificates, sB, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
jyi6 OELRlCilS a 60, BownR-green.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
IN STEAMSHIP LINE
steamers leave Pier T. North river, at p II.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF HAVANA, Phillips
CRY or VERA CRUZ, Deaken
CITY OF NEW YORK. Zimmerman.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
Via Havana PrngrCsO, tniIpparN. TIlspan IurnplcO.
CITY OF HAVANA. Phillips.
St"amCis will leave New Orleans July - and Au.
gust y fur Vera Cruz aud all the above ports
For height or passage apply 10
jyiG 81 AMI n Bru:v vlway.
NATIoNAL LINE-PIERS NOS. ~ AND 81, n.
IN H., FOR LONDON.
GREECE.
For QuEENSrOwN AND LIVERPOOL
Sott'nEN iTnLY'
Cabin amt StreTHcr Passage aud Drafts from I'll up-
ward iSsurd nj very low rates.
ttmpuIy'S OniuC, 20 broadway.
,yiG y. ". j. HURST, Manager.