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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

BALLou's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MAY.-Thc new features which have
been added to Ballou's Monthly Maza.
zine the past few months are finding
great favor with the public, AMI all who
read it arc dclighted,a5 well they may be,
for t.ere is no public .tion in the coun-
try that can 'mpare with it for variety
and general interest. There is not n
dry article in the My Hu mar, AID all
the illustrations and poetry and stories
are fresh and timely. interesting and ex-
citing. There is an article on garden,
ing which is alone worth the price OF
Balou's. Published by Themes & Tai.
bot % Hawley Street, Boston. for only
81 30 per year, postpaid and for sale al
all the periodical dcpots in the country
at - cents copy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26
PLANK 4!

THE undersigned has on hand and for
sale, large number OF building and
fencing plank. which he will sell on fair
terms. Those wishing to purchase
will call on Mr.. IT, G.. lIouser, opposite
the Court House in Romney,
EDWARD LIGHT.
April 10. 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

NogE STOCK CATTLR.-Mr. j. r.
Pcerce. Of Paltcrson's Greek. returned
from Chicago on Monday, with two car
loads az head Of excellent grazing cat.
tie. They were thin in hosh, and we
learn cost about The same as those pur.
chased two weeks since by other graz
ers from this section.-K,ys,r TrJ,me
dprH 20h.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26
NOTICE.
q. 8. Internal Revenue Special
TnUoC
Taxes

Taxes.
TNOBR the Revised Statutes Of the Uni ted
~ States, Sections 3392, 3237, 32ss. and
1899, every person engaged in any business,
avocaton or employment, which renders him
liable TO special tax, is required to procu re-
lishmeDt or Tlace Of business a STAMP dana
ting tie payment Of said special tar foe the ape-
cial tax year beginning May ], 1918 section
3244 Revised Statutes, desiguates who are ia
bic TO special tax as above Severe Penalties
are prescribed FOE noncompliance with the fore
going requirements, o. for conuouiao RI hnsi.
ness after April 30, 1873, without paymsnt Of
tax.
Application should be made TO
GEO. w. BROWN.
Collector Of Internal Revenue. AT Crsftoh w v.
April 3, lS7S.-4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

w. singular case recently occurred
at plymouth, Mass. A little girl fell
hcndlong some ten or dozen feet 20
tho floor Of greenhouse, striking in q
brick trench. and receiving such blow
on either side Of her head from the sharp
edges that she remained unconscious q.
bout two hours. On being restored IL
was found that she had recovered her
hearing, Of which she had been deprived
two years before by fall in which she
struck her head in similar manner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

lVOn tue night Of the 18th, while o
party ofmcn we're engaged in cutting q
!cyce near the lower end Of Lake Boil
var, Miss, to lct or the heavy body Of
water cSrscd by the unprecedented rains
the who party were caught in the sluicc
and with the exception OF Capt Bris-
coo all we're swallowed up in the vortex
Briscoc was rescued after being more
than an hour in the water aud quick.
sand.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

"a The international Sunday school
convention in Atlanta, Ca, on the 18th
inst. was occupied with a discussion Of
Che true basis Of Sunday school work
and assistant agencies. -Four hundred
and fifty. seven delegates were present.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26
r THE SPRING OF 1879.
rTNHE Undersigned has much pleasure In offer
II ing the present stock VI
Fruit Trees,

which are Of the beat quality, and embraces all
the we'll established varieties and some Of the
novelties Of the day.
Apple trees 90 cts each or SIs per hundred.
Peach trees ! 5 cts. each or Sl3 per hundred.
Plum trees, Qnince trees, Grape Vines OF the
best kinds, well rooted, AT moderate prices.
also offer for the first time this spring those
celebrated EARLY peach, h. Alexander, + Bea-
trice, + Louisa, and t. Rivers, all from kinds
ripening from The l4th to TO the 22nd Of July
in our own grounds the past year 1917.
have no hesitation In stating to my friends
that these are the esriiest and best early peach
es in the United States, IS cts. each,
will also furhish Orange Hedge plants at
S27 so per 900 Sla for s, 600, or So per ! =.
600 Hedge piania must he ordered before The
10th Of March, and ooe half cash with order
Please order early as can Gil all orders il or
dered aeon,
JOHN n RANNELS.
Near Higginsvile, w. Va.
Feb. ], 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

I@'A young lady aged u was burn.
cd TO death IN Philadelphia on the 18th
INST, through her clothes taking fire by
.ra1..Nr Og tu.'.H
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26
1912 Pensions.

NDER this act, any person who served
" fourteen days or participated in one bat
tie, in the War OF 1912, is entitled tora Pension
OF SO per month from date OF approval Of act.
Widows Of such soldiers as have died after sim
liar service, no matter what was the date Of
marriage to the soldier, are entitled to the
same Pension.
No other partiee are entitled
All 1919 Pensioners dropped from tie Rolls
because OF alleged disIoyslty are restored by
this act 80
Applications NUsT Re executed before an off,
Ger Of court Of record
send TO Ne for asy Informa,Ios ov blanks
needed.
GILMORE & CO..
629 + Street, n. W..
Washington, ID. G.
March 20. ls1s.=-4w,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

~ The Mexican Indian raiders in
Western Texas have returned into Mex
leo and are being pursued hy Mexican
troops. Mid inca were kiilui by the
raiders in ttseI~seisi.y--Of~.Lorodo. and
400 horses stolon. vr -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

aHsstions Of the Eye. Ear, Throat Lungs ana prop.
s1lei Luges which In many accompany a s&yors
sac OF Cstazrh. The innsmed ssed condition
OF N? mucous membrane IL the cause OF ali tha.e
n woro,ss and until The system has been bropght
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably ss
riIt,s but three years since sAHroRDs RADICAL.
IN vas placed before the public, but In hst short
ms " hes Ionnd It's way from Maine California; And
e.s,y yhers acknowledged By Druggists and pAYsL
thoron We nost euccesslal preparation for lie
Iset VII Re deemed % more importnnco when Il IL
49, "a Isnede: for catsrrh have been plaoed On
efIaea cannot DO recalled by tho bestinforrcd dTua-
fst Anyertsing may succccd IA forcing few saiss,
Insdes propeyties. u n6soiusoy certain % III re-
ineritsd obseuriiy, -
kecn paeksQe ofahNFORDs RADICAL CrTRE son-
Ans ~. senfordS Improved fnhaling Tube, with fuI
c!isctlons Tor s ~ al Price m soldbV
euwholseale and retail Druggists and doelcrs throusK
~ General Agents end WhOiesais DraGRiss. Bosson
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

sa"A woman in Pomfret, Vermont, has
n husband and children to take care OF
and performs most Of the work on the
farm, her husband doing nothing. He
IS not out Of health, but was born tired.
~ Unsclfsh people arc always polite
because good manners arc only the ab.
sencc Of scIdshucss, They are doing
unto others as We would wish TO be done
unto. A thoughtfulness for the com.
fort Of those about us, pleasan. smile,
a kind word-tbesc are the ingredients
Of which good manners arc chiefly com
posed.
to II is surprising to see how near
nge brings aswoman TO death and how
it'lc it prepares her for lt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

IVA woman was offered thousand
dollars il she would remain silent for
two hours. AT the end Of fifteen min.
utes she asked Isn't tho time nearly
up?'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

"a The herd Of elephants belonging
to John Robinson's circus became bel.
Iigerent while crossing the South Anna
river on their way to Louisa Court
house Sunday. bismarck was thrown
over tho bridge by Chief AMI would
have been drowned but for the assist
ance Of the oil! elephant Mary the cir.
Gus employees and several citizens.
Several elephants were engaged in the
fight. No persons were hurt,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-04-26

Ia 1t is easy to preach, but when
it comes to practioing what you preach.
ah, there's the rub.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH NOTES.


LONG BRANCH, n. j., July l0.-Two tenn
peratures are felt here to-day Atthe beach strong
breeze Is blowing and the air IA Good. while my rods
back the heat is excessive aud the land breeze feels Ike
the breath Of a furnace Tho rainstorm last evening
was much needed and has vastly improved the condi
ton OF the drives
The West End Railroad Company have laid the track
across Man-st and have graded 70 a point some dis
tance south OF Chelssa-ave.
Among the recent arrivals are:
At the West End HoteI-Gsneral Geo. 4. sheridan,
Louisiana; ]. II. shaufer and family, Eew-Orleans
seton Monroe Washington: Dr. John Van Blbber, Mrs
Hlllen and daughter George r. Thomas and family,
J. b. Riic Philadelphia; Charles H. Vaughan aud wife.
Commodore II. CaIk ana vile, ElZaboui; &. y. Abeei'
Ludlow McCarter, Newark Albert Webster and wife,
Boston Alftod - Elicit, A L. Phillips and VILE p. D.
IEer nd wife, H. o. Holden and wife, Robert O. Bush
nell Thomas Kelly, 4. Brooks, George HaCkett, William
I. Shirley, W. Holy IIudso ana Whc, MIS-. W. H. Az
drews and Miss &. q. Ano ews, George kcene, X Gu
lick and wife, HOw-Yofk
At the Hoxland-D. Re Morrison, Pttsburg; James
~ Whcleu Henry II. l. pncOtt, Philadelphia; Proies-
sor FORSYTH and family, West Point Academy; Judge
Charles Daniois and family Buffalo Judge Henry L.
Davies F. II. Williams and family, NeW-York.
AT the Ocean Hoel-Dr. T. X. Narick, Dr. ]. D. Gray,
Jersey CIV j. D. jeffrey, j. ii. Havery, Chicago; r.
j. Painter, 4. D. T.; Mrs. a. A Sharpe Miss :. G. Max
we'll Philadelphia Judge J. Sherman smith, Charles
ii. MoOfheBd, Scw-Iork.
Atthe Hotel B1ghtOn-E J.. gtearns and family and
Mira l. sttarns Newark r. {. VecaT, ]. j. Habreb
family @. w. Burr and family aud Mrs. NJ. Burr aud
r. Barrett aud wife. Chas. W. Clifford and wife, New
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11

Vanderbilt, N T.. Thieblin, W. Doysdale. j. Moer ana
wife, Miss s Moer. 9. b. Meekor, j. H. Rutherford, II.
3 Wieks Miss j. MoeF. J. Molo. ir., and wife, II. Wes
thelman and wife, J. A. Heggmagn. A. g. Hrgeman, Z.
Vanderbilt. C. NJ Depew, T. ID. Worcester, Mrs Rutter.
y. A. Wicker ana wife, c. K Garrison, Eew-IOrk; III.
Myers Miss I. Myers Miss Myers. BROOKLYN; A. j. An
telO, MsseA Antro, Pbadephia: j. Curleti, Mrs. j.
Curirt. Miss L. d. Curlct Baltimore II. H. Hamilton.
EDgand
At the ClarehdoB-J. II. Lnsey and wife, r. J. Nor
gnn, NJ. ScLutmanu Miss d. Mann, Miss 7. ID. uanna,
II. Calkns d. A. Moran, L. GeIsei and wife. j. bcCiarc
ana wife. New-Y0lk. w. A. Graves, Albany.
AZ tho Grand UniOn-R. III. BOstwIckS Miss j.
Griffin. s. r.. Bradley, Mrs. s. Parker, +. ID:
Hoyt aud wife, G. B. Barker and wife and
daughter, Mrs. Howe. Mrs. Roosevelt. j. A. Dean, s.
Gwn aud wI;c, New-YOrk: Mrs. q. V Gordon, MISS !.
Gordon, Miss Il. Hart. c Rev. H. $. Hoffman, Phiiade
phia Mrs. Hunter, Miss Hunter, g. II. Jewstt, Brook
yn; d. ". Darl ug, J. A MacCaiyap and wife. England
Among the arrivals at Bioaheid Springs are the io
lowing
Clarence n. Roof. George r. Dodd. Pierre W. Widey
NJ. X. Jesup and WIFE, Miss Cafe. James NJ. Minor, W. j.
Cunning ana WIFE, j. IL. Rutherford j. VI. Fraser, V. H.
Fowler W. 7. Carleton. Thomas n. Adlcy and wife, T.
H. Cunning r., Miss b. T.. Gurrug, j. A. HiBckley
RalaZzl EGondl and family Mrs A. W Richmond, Mrs
X A Richmond, hiss5 NSSs jesse Oakley ana Ism
lily, Miss Wheelock. Mt Farge, New-York; Rear
Admiral and Mr. Howl, Washington. Judg5 Learned
and family Abau,.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
NOTES FRoM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., July 9.-The weather is
again decidedly COOL and few baIhe have been seen
within the past few days
Mr. Paul Butler son OF Benjamin f. Butler, Mr.. Drake,
OF the Pacific Hotel at Chicago Mr. Henry g. Parker. of
The Saturday Epsning Gazette, Of Boston, aud Dr. Peck.
ham and family OF New-York. have recently arrived.
Other recent hotel arrivals are:
Hotel AGuidueck-James T. Van Buren, 7. ID. Williams,
Providence; Lieutenant Commander w. S. Dano, u. s.
n; Surgeon George r. winsow. u. 5. N; Lieutonant-
Commander c. q. Carpenter, L. &. N. Mr.. Rockwell,
Portsmouth: Samuel Day, Boston; NJ. DonoRan, C. s.
Shepherd, New-HAyen; NJ j. Mclaughlin, st. Louis.
Ocean House-Mrs Gunison, NJ. G. ROsenblatt, Miss
Rosenblatt. Napoleon W. Gould, ". NJ. Peckham and
family, L. d. Robinson, Eew-York; r. 5. Bennett, II.
Kiam, EeWHaven; Charles B. Lindsay, W. X. Taylor,
England; W A. Power. Miss 7. " Power, G. G. Power
aud wife, MDury; John Is. Anthony, Providence; Ar
thur Is. Harvey Galveston; T. X. Bliss, u. S. A.; Henry
Winchester. C. H. Bond. Hugo Borchardl, Connecticut
The gUn-makefs OF the country held secret meeting
at the Ocean House to-day.
sloOp yacht mas been built here for Mr.. l.. l..
IOrilard OF New-York. VINO Is the commodore. OF the
Newport Yacht Club He is now In Europe. Tho slOOp
yachts Sehetner WtDdward, Starlight Alice the steam
yacht Lurlms, and the Government surveying yacht
Drift, have arrived here. Thomas II. COddingtOn aud
family, OF HewYork have rented the Townsend cottage
on Kay-st
The Rhode Island Pharmaceutical Association had an
enjoyable VISIT nnd outdoor banquet ut southwIck's
Grove yesterday
The troops at Fort Adams we're reviewed this after
noon bY Governor Van Zandt and stan Many military
guests present; large number OF Summer resi-
dents also witnessed the spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
DIED.

ANTHoNY-In Fall River, Mass July 1873. Of sPoRe1y
Senre r. t. aud brotber.niaW of l. n. Lowell, Of ,er-
Fnner ",f ruly II. 1878, in Fall River. Mass.
CAsW .s!LAt stamford; Conn at the residence OF her
daughter July To- ss MaIy Hagh' "aS I,t ~ i sbc eo,h
Notice oil funeral hereafter.
CIAKKOn Wednesday July To- Miss susan Clark IN the
RSyes and friends st funeral services
Of her niece MIS- B3rser No iSo West
The remains will be taken Haokensack for inerment
COwDREY-op Monday july g. Ida r., wife OF Frederick
Remains wiii be taken % Fennsi; r. " nterment.
EAMEson J 1873 HerySy W. asSs SS infant 4asS som 81 81
D. b. whitney aged months and days. ~ No..
Fq% E20oyn Gs on fa o. ja mi az
McCUNNELL-on July g. 1878, Of erysipelas T. H. hcCon
rbe remains y viii be taken to Albion
MALLoRY-June 25 in Arizona Territory John C. Mallory
jr. aged "a years.
INVERSION Monday July Michael A. Myers. in the 57th
Of the a@y fan ss are N PSfa P Eass 70
3gth.st. on Thursday, July IL. at Up N.
NBSKS IS9F T. Sa9d. 3 On [
Funeral from the residence OF %dnim M,lsD I'D W." i'
BGTia Gpn Tm private Iiia''
PATTERsoN-on Tuesday. July o. 1873 Robert l. Pater'
RssSes and friends of the family and the members Of Inde
pecnIy Invited to attend the funeral from his rest
dence 5S5 West i5th-st. on Friday July l2sat p m
Funeral viii take place IL IRON his late rest
dence 3 Baxer-st., at 2:3O D. IN. 81.
Rslaiiyes and friends respectfully Invited 20 attend
VAN RIPER-In Brooklyn Tuesday. July Q. l.izabeth
Wife Of a l. Ripper, and daughter OF Emelins ana
the late Allen T. smons. IN the 47th OF her age -
Relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral the Central congregational chapel
ON Hancock ST., Thursday, July IL, at O'Clock p NJ
NORRALI,-On Monday evening, July b suddenly Moan
Worral In the seth year Of his age.
late residence NO 20 fustpace biOOAyns
on THURSDAY morning. at 1880 O'CLOCK
GENERAL SOCIETY MECHANICS AND TRApEsNEN of ThE
CrY oP NEwYoRKBROfhkR You are fquesttd 70 Steena
a. fSper OF orr deceased brother and expfesient NOAH
NoKRALL, this CThurslay) morning at lOSO O'Clock,
residence, No W Flstpaaoe BfOoA5h OetSeoo
Court and ClintOnsts ....,., ., o.-,, -.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
BURDE8BD WITH DEBT.

A PROMINENT BUILDER BANKRUPT
JOHN J. BURcHELL susPRxDs Win LIABILITIES
ESTIMATED At g, 900, COOLEST or THE PRIS
CIPAL CREDITORS.
Among the petitions in bankruptcy filed yes
terday was that of John j. Burche, builder with nabi
ities, mostly in mortgages real estate, estimated
nj nearly $1,000. .000 Mr.. Burcheu began business
in 1861. when real estate at Its highest
point Of valuation, and when building materials were
inorlnateIy high. His father had been engaged in the
limo business Tor forty years. and had made
large fortune When John J. Burchell started in tho
business OF building he seventeen years old. and
among his st ventures the erection Of four four
story brown-stone front dwellings Forytbirds
Thrave., which, when finished cost him $4,000 each.
He mortgaged each house for $4,000, and purchased
a lot at FOrty-secOrd-st and ThrdaVe.. where he
erected large store and tenement-ROuse at cost Of
SIOs000 This he sold TO T. L. Chesebrough for $11o.
900. Since that timo owing 70 real estae shrnksges
Mr. Burchel estimates that the houses FOrtysecond
st. viii not sell for $4,000 EACH and the Chesebrough
property will not bring over $4,000
portion OF tho side OF the city from Third TO
between Fortieth and sixtiethsts,
the property being and tenenent-h0uses. Like
most Of the builders IN tSat part Ps,a oi 1ns ey
10 aid him In other building schemes the Mutual LIE
supplying most OF the money When houses were sold
be would allow large proportion OF the pun money
forced TO carry the hard times came on. Being
pressed for money since the panic OF 1873 he found
difficult TO meet the taxes and interest. and he was
forced 10 forecose most Of the mortgages he held alta
serious loss
Mr. urehen states that he has fighting against
fate for two years awaiting more prosperous times
Hoping extcate himself from financial ruin, he used
over 100000 OF his wifes money, which Is hoDeessy
lost He claims that all the property morgagcd TO tho
companies worth great deal more than IL
is pledged for, and he would willingly take IL on their
hands loan and interest This the companos de
clned referring him 10 their attorneys. MT. Burchen
expresses the belief that the large budershe claims
TO be the last Of those on the east side
who have been compelled 10 into bankruptcy-bayo
ruined by the eXayagant charges OF referees law
yers auctOneers whose fees have eaten the resi-
due and left the BUILDERS with deficiency Judgment In
all foreclosure proceedings managed by them He says
that IL his estate is prudenty managed by careful and
honest assignee there equity enough in The real estate
pay every creditor in full For several months, be
claims has been exertng himself to avert bankruptcy
and finally the only alternative presented was bank
Dtey the pOOrhOuse For the past three years his
taxes have reached Sl50OOO and his interest money
amounted 90 nearly $3.50 900 He says that for years
he has considered himself worth at least 100000 after
paying off all the mortgages His liabilities mostly
bonds and mortgages, che principal creditors being
follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
JUDGE SUTHERLAND SAYS THE TRIBUNE is
RIGHT

Charges were made against Mrs. DR.. Sarah
B. Chase by Anthony Comstook and he procured her
rest and induced the publication Of articles severely
cOndemnirg her. But the Grand Jury In May unani-
Ynously ignored Mr. COmStcok charges and refused
Dd bill against her In the following month Mr. Com
applied the DistnctAttorDey for leave go
again before the Grand Jury which refused Nothing
asunted Mr. COInstock went without consultation with
the DIstricAttOney before the July Grand jury with
two indictments drawn by himself. an1 the present
Grand Jury signed these indictments. Yesterday As
ssant DistrctAttorney Rollins stated these facts to
Judge sutherland in the Court Of General Sessions and
moved that the indictments be quashed Judge Sutber
land granted the motion, the following Endorsement
being entered on each Indictment:
"The within case fully considered by the May
tsrm Of ths General Sessions and unanimously dis
missed. Mr.. Anthony COmstocR made application to
Mr. Phelps for opportunity to the again
70 another Grand Jury The Distrct-AttorDey did not
talnk sDch wse for reasons which he stated
length on the papers containing abstract OF the evil
dence These papers, with the or gDal complaint
which marked by the secretary OF the Grand Jury
dismissed unanimously, are and have been since May
III, on nle in the Clerks Office Of the Court.
without consultation with the Dstrict-Attorney and
without Informing the Grand Jury OF this prior dis
n'ssa Mr.. ComstOck went before the Grand Jury and
procured this indictment to which, by leave OF the
V'ari, tho Dstrict-Attorney enters nOe prosequl"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-11
6perial Notices.


Mans Mission on EarthA thorough Medical Treatise.
Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities be- ren0yed The
epeTioncs years study. observation and p0feaon
cse showing the agencies that will nanre Restored ma-
hood siren xthened vitality sDund c0hditionS o. h
fhat have impaired by OYeriaxed powers 5 ent
OF the Obstacles TO Marriage and OF the nee tsose
mail 25c or postage stampsl AHofess
secy Mnseum Anatomy and Science, lac BroadwaY NY
posi- once Notice-Tbs mas ior the wees endnS
SATURDAY, Jay l3 1874 VIII close A. & .n' vn Once 1a
TUESDAY 10 FOR Europa by steanhnlp nlseonss
via Queenstown WEDNESDAY az ~ a M N. JOE IoS -. ~,
rope By seamshp Scy hla Queenstown
f France 60 DO forwarded BY this steamer mst oo spe
slip Amerane wa Havre. tn ttsDAf, az lli50 M,
s Eoue by seamshp Celtic via Queenstown teofrespoed
snee Tor Germany 20 be for wared Oy THIS steamer
s Ia saseiay adressod and al IL n Tor France, Ger
many &C. by steamship Frisla VIA Piym0lth CberDcnr
ana tor Great hrain ana the Con-
,enf o this steamer must be specially al
sressedl; on URDAR. az $50 IA, for Germany &e
nv sfeamship NOsei southampton and Bremen lcorre
sgondence for Great Britain and the Continent e DC tor
ared Dy ths must be specially addressed aha AZ
- m for Europe BY seamsbip CITY OF Befin wa Queens
awn for Germany and SCOTLAND 70 pe o
wardeA by this must be specially addfese a19
10 m for scotland direct by stoamahp Ethiopa Va 81
cow The steamships Wisconsin, Seythia Celtic ana ~ ~
feri,n 40 not Denmark sueaep aug Nors
Tha mails Aspinwau and south Pacthe ports tnssv
york July o. mails for Hayu eayanllA &C., Zee ~
yoFk July l3 Nassau N Pa ieAts
July is mails fOF China sad Japan leave san Fh"s'
SuS 20 TIL JAMES. Possnsssss
Past once, sevYorx. July 9. is7A