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u H. WARNER, Real Estate AuctIoneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TWO-STORY
PRb -BRlCK FBONT DWELLING, No
1907 Il STREET NORTHWEST

By virtue Of deed Of TT 1st, dated November II
LIST, A ID. lS72 duly recorded in Liber No. 6Q5, 49,
folio 42 one of the land records for the District &
Of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
the premises, on SATURDAY, July 7th, ls77, at s
O'clock p m the following described real estate,
that certain piece or parcel Of ground known and
designated as Lot numbered four ~ in George b
Coburns recorded subdivision of Square numbered
two hundred and thirty seven, t2GD togethsr with
the fmproy ements, &c.
Terms: One-ffth in cash; ard the balance at one,
two and three years with interest eight per cent
per annum secured by deed Of trust tho pro perty
sold, or all cash, at option Of the purchaser de-
posit of LOO required al the time of SALE and all
piled with In seven DAYS.
MOSES KELLY, Trastse.
j. I. cOLDWELL, Salesman. jelg -eoSds
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MENICANs FIGHTING on AMERICAN
sOIL.-Despatches from IL Paso, Texas, tell
OF very general uprising in the state OF
Chlhuahu in favor OF The restoration OF Lerdo
de Telada 10 the Presidency OF Mexico. A
small body OF Mexican government troops
were pursued by a party OF Lerdo's men
across the Rio Grande, and quite a severe
and quite severe action was fought ON
Texas territory. Some forty OF the belllger-
entS were arrested by the l. - lroopS
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MRS. BRIGGS C"Olivia"). who ranks
among the most able OF the Washington cor
respondents, is writing a novel. Her home
on Capitol HUI, THE Naples" which in
cludes an entire square In the enclosure Is.
though only distant six blocks from the
Capitoi, so absolutely rural and picturesque
that IL impresses one as being far removed
from the brick, mortar and heat OF a
large city. The house is nearly a century
Old MlNN GTlRafL.
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DRY GOODS.
10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGE
FROM LAST FRIDAYS AUCTION SALE IN
PHILADELPHIA.

We will offer Hamburg Edgings at half the rsgu
job lot Plaid Swiss Organizes, at L2Is cents.
Fruit Loom Cotton (wetl,7 cents.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, cents.
Bes. quail Cslicoss, 5 cents.
Yard wide Victoria Lawn, cents.
Back Grenadines, plain and stripe, at IS cents,
said at 50 cents.
wsmsutta Cottons, short lengths and soft finish
10A cents
New ParasOls, with fancy handles, n, Al n
50, S1.7s, 81.
Yard wide Percales, cents
Silk Plaid Grenadines, III cents. These Grena.
diIes ., ID at Tts cents.
Is misht Carpets at half price.
Victoria Lawns, plaid ard plain Nainsooks
French Muslins, arlatanss
All kinds of White Goods cheap
Linens for Ladies' Suits, Il to Is cents
COME EARLY FOB THE GREAT BARGAINS
c. NJ. TOwSON & CO.,
iel9-tr $50 PKSNsyLvANIA Ave near 7th St.
REDUCED PRICES.
All OF our
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
HAVE BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO Such FIGURES AS WILL INSURE THEIR
READY SALE.
Persons in search Of BARGAINS are invited to
inspect our stock.
~ OHs P,ics Only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
el6-r Corner Ninth street.
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OUR IMMENSE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD IN ORDER TO PAY OUR
DEBTS.
Every article in our store shall positively be sold
OF much les than auction prices,
FOR CASH ONLY
JUNE 18TH.

JUNK 10Th.
We have male another great concession m our
prices that will come " ithIn reach of all.
Read these sacrificing rates:
Summer silks, worth S71ae., now 621S ceuts.
Elegant Plain COl1red Silk, worth LIS, now 81 n
Best Black eros Grain Silks, wOrth 50, 81 So
Iip-toP Black GrOs Grain Silk, worth q so, now
SIO5.
Best b ack Cashm eres, worth 6lS1i, now 95 cents
Nice Black Cashmeres- worth IS cents, now 50 cents
Black Drap De Tae, worth S275, 8 rs.
Figured All wool Buntinss, worth rs cts, now sDc.
Plaid and ctri pei Grenadines worth Sl75, now CSC
BlscE Iron Grenadines, worth s. &C, 5sc.
hlch OrgandIs Lawns, worth 621.c now Sc.
Best Pacific Lawn. worth l21zc., nov lOc-
Attractive Dress Goods. worth 50c., now sc.
Best Brands Black Alpacas, worth 6Oc., now sic.
W hite Organdie Lawn, vert b 62hc., now l9c.
White Table Linen, worth 81, now Goo.
White Table Linen, worth : LIS. now Csc.
Napkins, Towels, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Broche
snawls, SOttngha ham Curtain Lsces, for One-half
their pres eDt value.
Lace saequ,s and shavIs and Ready made Suits
az a positive sacrih fee.
Sun Umbrellas, osiery, Gloves, Handkerchief,
Fans, ~ Astonishing low figures.
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II II. wABNEB, Real Estate Auctioueer
~ No $40 street northwest
TRJ s1EE SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PSnPfRT ON TENTH, BETWEEN X AND
STREETS NnRlIIW

TIKI Il EE SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkbPF RTN ON TENTH, BETWEEN AZ AMI
STREETS NORTlN
Ey virtue Of a deed of trust dated Feb -
rnTE 70, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded Ia Libsr N13
~. follo ~, one OF the land records for thesA
District OF Columbia, ana by virtue of a decree
pas ed March 1lth. 1871, by Ihe Supreme Court Of
The District % Columbia ia Equity cause No. 53lS,
appointing me trustee under said in place Of
the trustees herein named, and by direction in
writing of the party secured by said trust, will sell
az rubllc auction, IN front of the premises on NON
DAY. June 25th, 1871, at 4:3O O'clock D m, all
that certain piece parcel of grruHd situated and
lying in the civ # W ashington. District of Column
bIa known aud designated as lot numbered FIVE 81
IN Wall : subdivision of the south half Of square
numbered three hundred and thirty five I335l, to-
get Their with the improvements. sc.
Terms; SSS, with Interest from February ID,
1870, with the expense of sale, in CASH and the al
ancs at SIX twelve, and eightcsn mon ms, which
he notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest,
per centum par annum, from the day of sale, and
cured by deed Of trust the property sold, snail
be taken. deposit Of 100 will be required OF the
purchaser AT tn time OF sale, and ell cOnveysncng
at purchasers cot Ierm7 10 be complied with in
seven DAYS IVORY KtMBALL, Trustee.
j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman. jel5 eoSds
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TT ne, CARPETS, OIL-CL0THS, MATTRES-
SKIS, &c, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No 5I2
NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AhDE Sis.
N0RIHNEST, IN ALL ABOUT TWENTY
MOONS.
On TUESDAY, June 20, ls77, at 10 o'clo -kfN
a. m, shall sell at the above named resi- "
dence an extensive assortment Of Household -
Furniture. 20 which ask the attention Of
dealers and persons in want IF the follow ing named
articles:
Walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
walnut -dsteads, Bureaus and Washstands,
Painted Cottage Furniture,
Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands and W ard.
robes,
Cane Seat Rockers and Chairs,
Hair, HGsk and Cotton-top Mattresses,
Ingram snd other Carpets,
China, Glass and Crocktry Ware,
Kitchen Utensils, &C.,
With many other articles too numerous TO enume.
rate Terms cash.
je2l WASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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IoEN SHERMAN, Auctioueer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT MT. PLEASANT
By virtue of a oeed of trust, dated August -
%, A D. l76, duly recorded IN Liber No. sl3, c5R
folio al, one Of the lan4 records for the Dis -
trict Of Columbia and 81 the request Of the party
secured thereby, We viii sell az public auction. in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the 29tn day of
June, ISL, az i've O'Clock .. m the following
described Zeal Estate, stu in the District OF Col
umbia, TO wit: All thoee certain pieces or parcels Of
Lard and premises known end distinguished as being
Lots numbered one hundred and one (l0lD, oae hum.
dred and two lU7 hundred aad three lO3D and
one hundred sud four fl0li, the subdivision OF the
estate OF Mount Pleasant as made by William p
Dole and John W. Wright. aud recorded IN the re-
cords OF W ashngtou county, District Of Columbia,
small frame houses.
Terms: One third cash, and balance In one and
two years, with interes. NJ ten per centum per
mum, secured by deed Of trust on the properly sold.
A deposit OF one hundred tl00D dollars required at
the time Of sale, aud all cOnveyancng at purchsssrs
cost. Terms 20 be complied with within seven days.
GGE2sGE B AHHkxEEssrrAp, Trustees.
W. ~. SMITH. Salesmnu. lel9-d
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EVENING STAR.


The London Tunes Bucharest dispatch
Says-''A force Of Russians has crossed the
Danube ON PoEtoon bridge a. Gsls,z, and
are iortlIA Ing tee ~. poa on the Turkish
shore. There was no tghting, aS a wide ex-
panse OF msrsh sin separstS3 the combat
ants"
THf MEANS FOR CROSSING.
special 10 the London DEilg Ng7gs from
lbrRil, dated June n. said" All ~ ready
iorihe passage OF The Danube. Tue bridge
from l6Tail 10 the Turkish shore has been
finished for some hours. On Wednesday
troops began 10 pass before Galatz without
meeting a single Turk. At the present mo-
ment there are Cossacks enough TO take In
flank and harass the right of an army de-
Tending Matchiu. Ina add rtion 10 the bridge
constructed In front OF lbrail, which IL from
seven 10 eight hundred yards In length, with
an extension upon the Inundated Turkish
territory, the Russians have built n large
number OF rafts, which have been towed into
The arm OF the stream where the two monf-
tors were sunk. In addition % their own
gunboats, the Russians continue 90 employ
all merchant vessels detained In port Seven
wooden sloops, moreover, have been iron
plated during the last ew days. Each car
ries two guns and will hold eOo men"
The correspondent OF the London DIls
Netrs al Jenna confirms the above and says:
:. Tomorrow the first bridge across ths
Danube viii likely Dc flushed below Ibrail.
Inc work WAS begun on Saturday by joining
together huge plankS. which were kert
steady by anchors on the Ibrial side. Five
bakeries have hCen constructed for pro-
tectlon on the Maichin side. and two b1'-
tftes nave been added to the one which WAS
already placed Al the mouth Of The channel
week ago The Russians at Ibrisl ara
D 90 strong.
Another NftCS CORE 7pOudent telegraphs
nom lhrail Thursday night The RIs.. ans
have constructs Ia all thousand rars AMI
poniCons, chiefly Ia The river S"reth. of
which large number are being used AT
Ihfail, but leaving enough for "a lrilge at
Galatz also. The Turks have made no sign
OF hindrsnce. Two small camps are visible
above Matchin ON the heights. About o. .e01
troops are now i'm lbrail and GalatE
OTHER WAN NOTES.
Thiuy-eight war correspondents lefL
bucharest yesterday Tor the Danube.
The DdilU NCtrs' Jenna dispatch contains
Tie following " Since YES erday Austrian
troops have lined the Montenegro frontier
with strong dctarhnlppfS. Women and chill
drcn are hyiI = i'm numbers 10 Budua aud
Ca.taro."
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TROS. L. wAGGAMAN, Auct, iei6-e0Sd
hUEOANsON BROS, Auetienee-s.
~ Corner 9th and u streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO 7 TI ON FOUR-AN D-A-HALF
STREET MIST, BETMEEN L AND L
STREETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION.
. BY virtue OF deed OF trust Us, dated 18th IA
Eoyenber, A. II. 1874, and recorded IN Libsr ff1
I6s. tolto I'll, one of the land records fpr.A..A
Washington county, IN the District of Columbia
ard by request OF the party secured thereby. we
will sell e public auction in front Of the premi ses
on MONDAY, I'd day Of July, A. ID. ISL at g.
o'clock .. m, all that piece or parcel OF ground
lying In said city and District aforesaid and know
and described "a being part Of lot numbered ten
part l9), in square numbered fiye huadred and
thirty ght 5SSl, beginning for the az a point
on ~ street thirty two go feet from the southwest
corner e said -: and sGuA-c ans, ruun,,g 80
north thirteen us feet and nins 1ai inchas
t seh feet; thence south thirteen IsJ
% "d NJ, iDcnes, snd thence west to the place
beginning together with the Improvements " hich
consist of IA frame house.
Terms: one fourth % the purchase money in
cash the balance in 6, L. Is and "a months for hich
the notes OF the porc will be taken with inter
cSSt ttom day of sale at per cent. per annum,
cured by deed of trust on tho property sold. All
convey sncing &c, at purchasers cost. deposit Of
500 will be required at time of SALE If terms Of
sale not piled with in five days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and COST Of
JOSEPH &. KDSON, lrr,s,aos
jel4 eo&ds THOMAS HYDE,
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MISsJESNY NORTH is to be valeiicsOriau
OF her class al the coming Commencement
OF Bates College, Maine. She is the young
est member of the class, and is reported to
be the first woman who has been graduated
with The highest honors by any New-Eng-
land college admitting women.
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RS-Dr. lie Moyne OF Pennsylvania, To
make sure mat all children shall follow hts
example and be cremated, has made a viii
providing that his heirs shall, before re-
ceiving their legacies, make a formal pro-
mise 10 be burned after death.
Krone would not suspect from the cable
dispatches and his daily engagements To
eat "swell" dinners. that ex-Presideot
Grant ever pa rticipated i'm a domestic dia-
logue like this: "Is dinner ready, Mrs. q 80
Yes, nearly; but you mustn't come into the
house, Ulysses, with those boots on; they
smell too strong OF the tanlery."
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AUCTION SALES.

hUECANSON FRnS. Auctiore-rS.
~ Southeast cor. Oh and ID streets northwest
ENTtN>INE COLLECTION or NEW AND
SEL'Nl-n ANh ftBNlTl RI &C. CoMPRl>-
ING \ GENERAL ASSORTMENT % O. Ar
lok nlNlNG ROOM AND CHAMBER urn
III, g ARPET>; 81; CnnklNG RANGE
ANh UTENSILS, HAIR AND HUSH NAT
IRIS>ES. OAK. WALNUT AND CORA gE
SUITES. bEiNG THE ENTIRE FURNIT ~
ol \ FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY. IN
CONNECTION WITH Our REGULAR SALE.
Atsu.ticn tt ESDAf MORNING, 2sth guNe,
~ fe clock, at saesrocm h a-d n street. north
wet DUSCANSoN SRoS
Is2s-d AucsiHn-~r.
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,

III
/ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE ON NORTH b STREET. BETWEEN 3D
AND fTH STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust given TO us aad -
dated the 18th day of May ID. 1873, aud du'y esx
corded in Libsr No. I'll, folio 3l5, of the-
I'D respt.S OF Washington county, in the District
oFColUmbia ana ~ request Of iha parties secured
thsTbv we viii sell at public sueti IN, ia front Of
the mr.. aises, IN TUESDAY, the &c day Of July
A. D 80 OF O'Clock p. M, s hat piece " pare el
of groUndl ing ia said city and District aforesaid,
aud known a. part Of Lot twelve (l2l Square seven
hundred ana . ighty-hye tTSc Beginning for the
same on north sire AZ te dividing line between
lois III and IL rTu, thence cast IS feet inches.
thenrc MI 10 TIE 18th of the lot thence west with
So 81 aIev s.e, an inches; thence due north
Al feet 3Is iuches: then west seven feet; thence
north IS feet TO the begun. MI ana
proNem-nts and other heredifA ~ Tue s1ihs DC
longing or otEerwlse appert aim. -, h.I.noo - -,
Terms u sale: One third each s - ~ -
equal lCstalfnents in 6 ana u month -. iL :
per cent interest and scared by d. Nj ~ ~ On
Tie premises sold. deposit Of s 100 ~i.i De re-
qulred as s on as sold. COnveyancing ~ olsCIas-
ers cost. III the terms Of sale not COMP. 50 Win
within ten days from day of sale, the Tru-.. : re-
serve the right and privilege Of rcselinR the '"p
erty at the rick and cOss Of the defaultng paroles
upon giving hye days notice of such resale
newspaper published IN " ashing son, u. q.
GEORGE NETTZEY. l-
Js2l CONRAD SCHAEFER. { hiu'''ess
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES sALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STREET EAST,
MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CON.
SISrlNG OF THREE WELL BUILT THEE
STORY BRICK HOUSES, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust given TO US Il
dated 9th day OF March, A. ID. 1873, and duly nj
recorded in Liber No. IA, folios Lao. one of.k-.k
the land records Of the District Of C,lum oia b.
request Ca .se parties secured, will sell on NON
DAY, the 9th day Of July, A ID. l7, in front of the
pr misses, at O'Clock . m, s that piece and par
Gel of ground lying in the said city and District
afOrt said and know q lot numbered seven t7D. IN
square nine hundred and twenty i've t9s5l, together
with all and ngular the appurtenAnces righ's.
ileges, improvements, and other Embellishments 20
the belon ginR otherwise appertaining. This
lot lie improved by three well built threestory Brick
houses, snd will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance In two
equal instalments Of and Il months notes 10 bear
per cent. interest, and to be secured by deed 81
trust the property sold. COuveyahcing, &c, al
cost of the purchaser. deposit Of : l60 required
upon each house sold. If the terms Oi
sale complied with within ten days from sale
The Trustees the right resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defsung purchaser
giving five days notice OF ouch resale in
PAPER published in Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE NEITZEY, lT-rs,aa.
je2l CONRAD sCHAEFER-
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apsctr eIe 9Th street, opposite Patent once.
COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7th
~ street and New York avenue, entrance on
on New YORK avenue The most private w
Loan Office In the city. Money loaned at tn. u 81
ox est rate OF interest Gold Silver atches
Diamonds, Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols,
Ladies and 0entlemeps Clothing, Carpets, and eli
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THVMAs BOWLING, AuctIOneer.

TRI SITES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STREET. EAST
NEAR NORTH II STREET,
By virtue Of trust, dated April 80, 1870 ysea "a
Ltber $50, folio sob " III sell. GU THURS -
DA 1, the 2lst day Of June, ISL, In front Oi--&
the premises, a. clock D. m, Lots Nos and 10,
IN Kelley 3 en- 0diyis'on Of Square No. 9i2
Iheproperty fronts IS feet on Sth street, between
Is aid streets; has g. pth Of us feet, aud il i'm
proved wi'h a large and comfortable Frame Dwell
Ing House.
Terms If sale: One-third cash: the residue I'm two
equal pay ments at and y months, with interest
ten per Centum per ann 1m, secured by deed OF trust
SlOO deposit when the property is struck of. Con-
yeyRDcing and recording at purchaser cost.
FFReS. W JoSks, lTrustee..
THOMAS BOWLING, AucE. JeI5 tts
aS~lHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
cons queuce # the weather, until FRIDAY, Juue
80 H. lHH, same hour and place. By order Of the
Trustees.
J,22dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, WAHuIN O..

CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON AND GEORGE TOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH
CLYDES LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROV
1DENCE AND NEW ENGLAND STATES.
SAILING DAYS
FrOm Philadel phia-Saturday, at IL m.
From Washington onday, at II a.
FROM GeOrgetown-Monday,a at IN.
Freigh:s received daily. Through 49,
biils OF landing given to Boston and E4a5{S
Providence. CV.signees wishing their eEssE,n.7
goocs landed at Georgetown wharf will please have
them marked - GeOrgsfoIcH, ID. C."
For full information apply to j. ii. J0H SON
CO., 1909 street northwest. ant 18th street
wharf, Washington, u. O.; G. v. HYDE, 80 Water
street, Georgetown, II. c.; WIN. p. CLYDE h CO.,
General Managers, II South whsrves, Philadel-
phia. mario ly
|, MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
n =. a. every THURSDAY direct from >etHSk
PhiIsdeInb,- TO Liverpool, touching at 1IlEfR
CABIN intermediate and Storage passage tickets
can be I'd at n D. co., JR. co 3; Bank
ers, 1429 street. Also, Age. iI the IsTS Par
Line 10 Antwerp. uSE4u
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TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AVID IVERPOOL
CALLING At CORK HARBOR
FROM NEW YORK. FROM y Ew YORK.
Algeria Is. Wed June q Ageria......We1, Aug ]
b9Ihnla.--..Med. :, July Bothnia,- Wed, Aug. s
Abyssinia. We'd, July II Abys ,inia Wed, Aug Is
SGyth,a Wed, July Is ecJ this...W ed, Aug y
Bns-ia..- We'd. July IS Russia .... w ed , Aug 29
And every following " ednesdaY from New York.
81 camera marked do not carr steerags passsn gers
RATE OF PAsSAGE:-Oabin, $50, 500 and : 1873,
gold, according 20 accommodation. Ticket TO Paris
: Is gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
teTIs.
very low rates. Through bills of landing given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, ntWerp aud other ports
on the Continent a8d for Ne iiterr anean ports For
freight and passage Apply at the Co npanys Office,
No. Bowling Green; or both steerage AMI cabin,
10 OTIS BIGELOW, 6O:I tn street
Jan2sly CHAS. G. GRANCKLYS, Agent.