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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WHY IS THE REDUCTION IN
PREMIUMS MADE BY THE
MUTUAL LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW York;

Because we have every year taken from the poll
icy-holders more than was necessary, and have had
the responsibility OF caring for II, and returning the
OVERT payment In dividends annually.
Because by this excessive charge we have received
over 45.00O.000 which have been returned IN
cash increased Insurance, and we believe II bet
that the public should have the insurance such
rate rs, while II is sufficient beyond doubt, yet not
greatly In excess OF that amuant.
Because this will promote economy In the use of
funds by the company, and will allow the party in
surfing either TO take n larger sum III insurance. Or
10 have the saved by the lower rates TO ex-
pend for other necessary purposes.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Noon.-Stocks quiet.
Money ON call. 3Glf per cent. Exchange-iong &,
4s6A; short, 1884. State bonds dull. Governments
irm.
hrsning.-Monev easy at 2I2% per cent. Ex-
change weak III 4S6RG94S6i. governments strong !;
new SIS. lO3s: AZ per cents, Jog; per cents,
1925. States Gull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Eirsini2 6's, deferred,
60 consoS, SIS: second series, 3s1s: p.st-tlue colt
nous 70. North Carolina 6's, old, %; new, IAN.
Bid tO-uly
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rOLLINs'S VOLTAIC

~
Placed over the centre OF the nervous forces, the
pit OF the stomach, they furnish the ao:orDents WIN
that marvellous yitalizing and restorative agency,
E,c, r,c;,y united with the curative properties of
onr own FRAGRANT Balsams and Pine. For Weak and
Sore Lungs, Palpitaton of the Heart, Painful Md
news, Liver plant, Eilioas Coiic Weak Stomach
and Bowels Rheumatism. NEURALGIA, ana sciatica'
they are the bes, remedy IN the world. ~. rise
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ND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDSESDAY. June 20. 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprise, % hogs
heals and G5 tirrccS. The offerings ut auction on
Change were - packages; Of which number 81
were sold at prices ranging from -. 10 To 1893.
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flour.

Fine. $3.50: supernme. if.2513s45o' extra.
:J.2JG $40: common fanny, 1915 tGs6 Fancy
or:tI-, S6MSt.7j.
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FOrty-Si1fh COngress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1879.



WASHINGTON, June %, 1879.
SENATE
The President pro tenn, who ia unable
to he present OF account OF illness, under
Rule appointed Mr.. Eaton 10 act as pre-
siding officer
A communication was received from the
Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the
information asked for by the Senate in reia-
ton to the action OF the National Board of
Health under the act authorizing a contract
for reirigeratinc ship, Sc. Referred to the
Committee on Epidemic Diseases.
Mr. Vest introduced concurrent resolu-
ton fayoring the reconciliation and free
coinage OF silver. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Burnside introduced joint rcsolu-
ton reaffirming the principles OF the Mon
roe doctrine. and declaring that the people
OF the United States would regard with Sc
rious inauietude the establishment OF a ca
nal across the IsthmUs of Daricn, under the
protection and domination OF European
Powers. Referred 10. the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Beck's concurrent resolution provi-
ding for a Joint committee to recommend
changes, il necessary. in the methods OF
collecting revenues and making appropria-
toss was considered and referred to the
Finance Committee.
The unfinished business was then taken
ur-viz., joint resolution providing for en-
ira pay for clerks, pages, and other en-
Dlores OF Congress during the session. The
pending question was on Mr.. Wallace's
amendment to Mr.. Ingals's amendment,
the two together forming clauses Of the iu-
dicia bill lately vetoed.
Mr.. Window spoke upon the record OF
the Republican party rs compared with that
OF the Democrats, and was replied TO by
Mr.. Salisbury.
A debate cnsued upon the alleged frauds
and defaIcations of the Republican Admin
istration, and at the close Of the discussion
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The business transacted hy the House to-
day was unimportant.
Mr.. Epson. OF Texas, offered resolution
calling on the Secretary OF War for infor-
nation relative to the Mexican and Indian
n,assacres in Texas since 1878, &c. Adopt
ed.
The unfinished business OF yesterday was
then taken up-yiZ., Senate bill eXemptlng
from license and enrOlment-fees vessels
not propelled wholly by sail or internal
power.
A long debate ensued, and pending mo-
ton to recommit the bill the House adj
ioErncd.
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DILLrHEADs, $3.50 to 90 per .rea1s al
ID tha DysPATGa PRlNTlNG-G0usM
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sales REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White 81 bushels new ut Sl.1S. Red.
800 bushels choice new amber n ; 20: 10 bush
els new FuI on private trrms-'0tl. + 10 bushels.
CORN White. 20 bushels ut 54c.: 81 bushels ut
ooc.-iotal. "A bushels. IeilO,c. 100 bushels coin
mon on private terms. Wced. 3b bushels princa At
dc: $50 bushels prime OH private term--total,
JS6 bushels
MEAL.-i . bushels Ut Cor.
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Read OF, procure. and use HOP BITTEas' ana you
will be sts ong, healthy, and happy.
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MARINE ESTELE7GEN CE.

VA - Nv asNtEI.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JCSE &c, 1879.
sn r.1ss' 80 -, m"n r'Dz. o.,z
Iooa ..-ts......... 1897 Evcring....... 9:42
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE %, 1879.
Arrived.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United States
nail merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatum,
agent. .'.
schooner William Oliver, Jones, Baltimore.
grain, GalIe2o Mills. &C..
SAILED.
Schooner J. II. MarabIe, Layman, Philadelphia
granite, Carrie Co.
schooner Mary Price, Candy, Washington, coal,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Thomas G. Benton. Miller, New York,
camel coal, GerSas Siorrs. agent. .s
Schooner NJ. +. Bayard, Camp, SewarS, camel
coal, Gerra5 SORTS. agent.
ny Telegraph.
New YORK. June 25.-Arrived: Wisconsin,.
L-ssin2. BeneiacIor. Arrived out: fanderpc!p g,
Kulr,Sbyr'i. Thomas Lord. Dogmar, Magnolia. j..
T.. SoulherSreen Cavalier, Syuordeln, Arizona. The
QneaD.
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land while In the House seemed to be II, q
fac hnmor. he said he bad not gotten into
the ball iairly before he was invited TO q
Democratic caucus. lie also declared that
he would furnish ships to-day with great
pleasure to take members home Mr..
Whitthorne, chairman OF the Naval Com
.nittee, and Mr.. Goode, who is most ac-
tive member Of that committee, paid their
respects to him.
DE. DOUGLAS APPOINTED SURGEON IN TIE
ARMY.
To-day the President appointed DR.. Wal
ter Douglas, Of Richmond county, Va, a
surgeon IN The army, and he VIII leave to-
morrow morning by way of Chicago and
Omaha for Fort Whipple, Arizona, where
he is to be stationed with the Twcnty.tifh:
infantry. To reach 1t he will have 10 travel
4,075 miles. DR.. Douglas represented Rich
mond county in the Legislature few years
ago. and was afterwards United States con-
sui at Bradford, England. He is nephew
Of the late Major B. 3. Douglas. S.. =
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
It is certain tonight that the Democrats
of both houses will tremendously carry out
the programme agreed upon this evening
by the joint caucus. The two bills will be
introduced tomorrow and pushed through
with haste.
Arrangements are being made to have
this country properly represented at the
Australian Worlds Exhibition in 1S79-'SO.
Mr.. Scales to-day reported 4 bill giving all
religious denominations equal privileges in
the Indian Territory. 1t was made the spe-
cial order for the third Thursday in Janu-
airy.
Mr.. Thurman. who was absent on account
OF sickness, appointed Mr.. Eaton to occupy
the chair to-day.
General Burnside to-day offered resolu-
tons reafirming the Monroe doctrines,
which were appropriately referred.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
sent to Congress all the papers relating to
the refriecratlng-shipc case.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June %. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY. =.
White, 90 bushels new. Red, G2G
bushels new. 40 bushels old.
CORN.-H 47t bushels. YeLiOac, 100 BUSH
IL. .Mired. $50 bushels.
OATS.-lJ0 bushels.
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EFFECT OF THIS PROCEEDING

upon the parties uuder suspicion. 1t was
profoundly impressive upon all who behe!d
L; but the suspected ones sustained them
selves well under the circumstances, yet
showed 20 the eyes OF the jury evidences OF
guilt. They overdid the thing; they could
not recognize the body. &c. The testimony
Mas then taken and the eutire day until dark
consumed in it. 1t appeared from the evil
dence, which was very yoiuminous and en-
orey circumstantiai that the deceased left
home about o'clock Friday morning to
visit William J. Groom, the putative father
u her two children. and also 0! the one OF
fbieh she expected 10 be shortly confined;
Iaa. sue had seen Groom on the previous
Aonday, and be had told her be would be
working in his corn all the week and she
could lind him there. She failed to return
That day, and on Saturday her friends insti-
lluted search for, and late in the evening
found
TRACES or A STRUGGLE
10 the bushes near Groom's eorD-feld, and
IN the field itself, the tracks OF the girl up
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THE SAFEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST CON-
PANY IN TIE WORLD.
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ASSETS. 500, OOOO 300.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
ie23 HOS Main street.
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MOST THRILLING SCENES

t1al ever occurred in this community. The
r,1Gy, un>hroudci and clad only in single
aa;ment, Still bound with the hickory
iN"nes 81 bark. and swollen about the face
Jato horrifNing proportions. was laid IN the
centre OF Tie room, the jury standing on
sue side Of the room and facing The door,
winch vas lhen thrown open. and the WIT
1r>s's, one BY one, commanded to come in
and view the body (ostcnsibly to recognize
ihe deceased. but perhaps with the idea that
"hcn the guilty parties were brought face
70 face with tie victim some clew might be
giYen]. 1t would be impossible 10 describe
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THE LOUISA CRIME.
,o,,,,s Of the Horrible M"x'
s''' der Near v"ss's Ford 0" '"'
North Anna River.

1--WE ,xp 1NuUMAN cRIME-THk
\ sno n>.,'r.s lxorEsr-rSTEREsTtse AND
coNoS"" "noryrpIxGs AT THE RNA1iNA-
No, l." .,pr;vsTANrIM. EvIDENcE--AR-
ton >,.n.r11.M J. GRooM AND JOSEPH
RE- ., rMs<rs-rHE ACCUSED SENT ON
Ii. Ger ,,1, crA>p suRY-oNE OF THE PAR
TO ~" MN TO re ANXIOUS TO CONFESS,
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A NEGRO EXECUTED FOR MURDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE BEEN COMMITTED BY lin ON
CHRISTMAS NIGHT IN 1877.
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THE REPUBLICANS ALL HONEST.

Mr.. Window to-day made political
speech in the Senate in which he declared
that he defed anybody to show where the
Republicans have stolen anything, forget
ting that the Republican earpet-baggers,
endorsed and protected by Republican
Senate, stole everything they could lay
their hands on in the South and an Arkan-
sas member SAYS that one OF these having
stolen a mill in his State, was found weep
inc as il be would break his heart because
he could not steal the mill-pond too. MIR.
Window added that there have been thirty
one investigating committees, all OF which
have failed to find that the Republicans have
stolen dollar. Mr. Davis, OF West Vir-
ginia, promptly promised to furnish him
information in detail showing their roope.
ries. and MIR. Salisbury and other Demo
Gratis took occasion to utter some whole
some truths on this point.
THE SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY. .4.gs-
Secretary Thompson was at the Capisol,
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THE APPARENT ANTAGONIST BETWEEN THE
DEMOCRATS OF TIE HOUSE AND SENATE on
THE JUDICIAL BILL SETTLED-PERsoNAL
1TEMS-THE HOUSE RULES TO BE REVISED
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Council Bluffs, July IA party of ESQ
Mormons bound for the abode of the late
Brigham Young, arrived, in this city at 10
o'clock to night via the Chicago and North
western railway They. occupy special
train Of nineteeaAcars i
Hartford, July 1.-THE decisions Of the
board of the revision of the National Trot-
ting association will not be made public un-
til next week. Il is lndustood,f however,
that the board approves nearly all the pen
Forest matter.
St. Louis, July 12.-About 6 o'clock tLis
afternoon a cool wind came down from the
northwest, lowering the mercury 150 to 200
and effectually broke the heated term, tenn
porarily at least A fine rain fell after
O'clock and the temperature is now quite
agreeable.
Omaha, July 1.-THE Republican to.
morrow publishes crop reports from points
and counties ON the line of the Union Pacific
railroad as far west as North Platte. With
few unimportant exceptions, where damages
resulted from hail and insects; ali the grain
lin fac condition. Wheat is good aver
age crop. Corn will ,bela larger crop than
ever before. ~ sy.sgey-;srrs. rca
Quincy, ILL.,, July 1.-THE river improve
Ys;ncy 1esH; INV "a f87g: has been posfnonei
IN E' ~. II. 1915 The ohsnse ia date h.s
haan ~ ~, ,gsds Ia l. anti ths convenience Of The
.saa,hars u.em % ~ - conoresa There vii he renrs.
ssN.s;Ses -, fro,S ais mater h6rdar,ng IN
ssns"s ssss ~; y;sarS snJ Il v;ilshe e.. ~ u
.Io .e .ast % ;n,nprt.nt r;ver meetings ever haid
~ nI the tac Country IL. y" 'ss'S'S
~ ."e 49, - .,.n.,o .n.. ~oD-u..
yognsM Manls, !ssy Sran;. fren e.es snan1 SoaM1e
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REsUXED WoRE.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

SuIW6o NNO NNoOAI.l lI6S
.Pr.sreu, ,ef tho Trials sf tho Woman XIII
or In New York and tho Judge Killer In
;ASntpcky' s{5.
New York, July 15-The crowd around
the general sessions building, where the
trial of, ,Chastine Cox for the murder Of
Mrs. Jane L. DeForest Hull is held, was
even greater to-day than yesterday. Cox,
hand-cuffed to 40. officer. entered q street
caf.anda crowd ran After them, but soon
gave up the cl1ase. Cox appeared relieved
when be succeeded in. getting into the court
room. he asked for glass of water and
drank it eagerly. Judge Coming said
That On rnltufe deliberation he bad come to
the conclusion to allow counsel for the .pris.
oner to renew his application Of Yesterday
when he made challenge to the array of
jurors in the form of Q plea. The counsel,
however, who noted exceptions at the time,
maintained that the judgment entered
yesterday must stand, after which the tedi.
GUS operation of the Interrogation of Jurors
proceeded.
Baltimore, July l5.-John Heats, con-
victed of the murder of Louis Schmidt in
September last has had his sentence to death
commuted to imprisonment for life.
Owentown, July 13.-In the Buford trial
DR.. Bell testified that he would not hesitate
to pronounce Buford insane, The defense
attach great weight to- tue evidence of DR..
Bell.
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SPORTING SPORTING.

The California Pedestrians- Challenge
San Francisco. July Is Scott has not re-
turned to the track since early last evening,
and is practically out of the race with a
score Of 301.a Early this morning Edwards
passed Mcintyre. and at nine o'clock had
scored 339 to 335 for Mcintyre. Edwards
seconds say he is in excellent condition.
Callahan has 3l7 and Bowmen 3O9
~ Halifax, July 1.-THE rowing association
has decided to challenge Wallace Ross. to
row Warren Smith three miles in Beleford
Basin for.five hundred.or thousand dollars
a side. {. = 80 ~ - =.
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FIRES.

A Cotton and Wooden Yarn Mill at Pl,ila-
delphia-Elevat0r at Lawrence. Kansas
Blazo in New Orleans.
Philadelphia, July 13.-The Persever
ance cotton and woolen yarn mill at Mana
burned this morning. Loss, S25 1000; insur
ance, $4,000.
Lawrence, Kansas, July 13-Munk's ele
vator in this city burned early this morn,
ing. Loss. Sis, 900; insured for 1000.
New Orleans, July, ia fire in Com
mercial place caused loss of $40,Q
HilPs jewelry establishment adjoining was
damaged by water. Insured. J.
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s' THE NEWS.
g = I n f. D
The yellow Fever Suare Rap.
's4' idly Subsidfng.
Quarantine Raised and Refugee.
Returning to Memphis.
Depression Of Trade in England Caus;
ing the Suspension Of Factories.
YELLOW FEVER.

No New Cases-Quarantine Raised. -Citi.
zens Rctnrr4hx to iN1emphis
Memphis, July little first train on the
Little Rock road since last Friday left this
morning for Lonoke, Ark. 10 which point
quarantine has been raised. Judge, .Ray's
son was MT % we'll TO day. M new Gases
have beensreported, and the excitement at.
tending the reports published has entirely
subsided. Some few citizens have returned,
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STOPPED PAYMENT.

London, July 15-The> western district
bank of Barrow in .Furness, has stopped.
payment. Liabilities 10000 pounds. The
creditors will he Maid in full
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gHaG
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NEWSPAPER SOLD.

=. -. NEWSPAPER SOLD.
Louisville, KY, July 15.-The CONNER
cial newspaper establishment was sold BY
Receiver Wilson to-day to Gen. Elihu Muir.
ray for $1,000.
PERSONAL. sy,s.~ss
New York, July 15.-Ths Duks aof Ar.
gyls,snd daughters arrived today fromNew-
q, u RESUMED WORK. -
Allentown, Pa, July 15.-Two hundred
puddlers and helpers, who struck three
weeks ago. have resumed work.
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TELecRAPHlc eRevITIes.
.lspspERvArvAr,oss.

y - ~ CONGRATULATIONS. ]
New York, July l3.-The attention Of
the treasury department has been directed
TO tho alleged undcryslualiona Of velvet.
a'nounuse ID come caaes 20 one third Of the
real value. Special agents are .,ill ,nve.,i
gazing the uadcrv aluaiiou OF silks.
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oaa. THE ORLEANS FAMILY. 81.
Geneva, July 15.-All members Of the
Orleans family met here on Saturday, .
@ So, sf
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.-,7 WALL STREET. y
sa7 New York, July Is.
Money-2!@3 per cent.
Governments stocks-Strong.

NEW YORK MARKET.
e.., New York, July Is.
wHEAr-3c@1c higher, made active !;
No. q, red, .$l.l93. Ja,t
Rhythm; Western 62@633.
CoRN-Firm western mixed 42!c@45c.
OA1s-Dull; mixed western 39c@4lc.
BARLEY-Nons. ,..s., ID,
PoRK-steady, $3.50. -,
LARD-Lower. $6.15. ~
WH1sKY-Sl.O7. t1 ~ =, "
81 CHICAGO. .s5a .,a&
e ii Chicago, July Is. i
wHEAr-steady, 6rmer; No. ?, red win
ter, $l.o4 for cash; $l.oS for cash for July; /;
$1.O33 for cash for August No. 2, spring,
s1.oo for cash 9sac for July 7slc for Au-
gust; 76ac for September. "t
CoRN-Lower; 36Ac for cash 36sc fol
August; SIC for September.
OATs-Lower, 30ac for cash; 371c 70,
August; 36sc for September.
RYE-Fair demand, SIC cash, for July
and August. 50
| BARLEY-70c.
PoRK-$S.4 for cash; $8.S bid for Au
gust; $7.O24 bid for September.
LARp-Firmer, $5.S24 for cash; S5.95 bic
WH1sKY-Lower, $1.05.
| MILWAUKEE.
| Milwaukee. July Is.
WHEAT-3c@19c lower; closed dull
.O6 for hard; No. 2, $l.00 for cash
993c for July; 99sc for August; 97c 70
September No. 3, ssAc; No. 4, s14c.
CoRN-Firm. No. 2, 365c.
OATs-Dull. No. 2, 302c.
RYE-53c.
BARLHY-67c. @F
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comply viii the orders OF The court, al If
ta.t the above parties we're arrested for con
trial for contempt takes place Monday after,
noon. a, ~ t III
Mason's fruit jars. for sale At Q. P
Hage's. ,la4 - ~. f.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrane's 9:;>Yst~ ~ ia
MARKETS z BY TELEGRAPH
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pAcIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY : y
For San kSaneiseo' Vi. isihnSs q ran IAN. !,
S ssss%sse for Ssa
sap Ff1ESsse 70 'Apsn iaa August
From New zsalana and as:
o ana II
once, the pier foot Of Canal ST. North River.
ISLANDS: Japan Ss,s: zs..ss xs:si.s sss;S
to the psss 'fs Spy
General Passenger Agent. superintendent.
y TIA NAL NAL , line AM souru .xEs,cA
calling =, the following ports: Via;
ss 4 ssy s.r
savana, Caihagsna and Aspinwali. in Columbia. and
SssS.I issaisSs, selling. from pier No. 81 North
faHaA 1sD soa rP pssIEo aos
S$ssf VIII 81. =
superior '' 'f ri2 r' SoRSoo6
NEW YORK y ASP ases nab Bn fsH4.sHlr LINE
s's.%:sss 5000 S::$s 5ss 81
JAMES 'f X WARD Co, lis wan s..
bos!SAs AsP aEf1s RAILROAD
LONE ois.n :sy
Nissssppi River po,s Houston and al points Texas
nes Baaos sant,aso and Bownssie and Corpus Christi.
Via Apply 'n'a'Aa gSGhk isrss' aoRAs
IT ALIEAX, \, s.. AID ST, JOHNS. N. F;
pier 10 Ncrsh kivsr:-
pp to Sc
NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE. DIREoT.-
- North River foos OF Cedar ST. FOR Havana direct
steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA -. W esday, July 90
For freight and passage h.vng unsurpssssd .csonno,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO, No IS Broadway.
LAwTON BROS, Agents in Havana.
ssS n::
ehse ted at one;hAlt pc. cen, on policy,
SsssSssE
,'' w. CLARK SEAMAN. SO Yves. 81.
n Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
xs b's VERA ouz
sSssts
CIr1 q MERIDA ;s;........... SATURDAY July 2S
m = ALExHSbRh sons 81 and G IS Srosd Ssss.'
JACKSONVILLE FLA. DIREcT.-MALLoRy LINE
a soaesns and PORT Royal
jay jay stS nAnES CO.. s. Assa.s os:
ExA.s. LaS yy For n. SHLvEsroS pIREcTTE
from ss ssr % rs. River Sturdy SSiy SAL
Key West passenger and mails taken. No freight.
Through bills of lxding given to Houston and all points
tho International and Grand Northern, Gaveston,
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
TO $50, cabin; $25, steerAge.
For freight. ana general Information apply
q. H. MALLORY 4 CO, Agents,
schoona. CARRIE BoNNELL viii sail II for .' Key %c..
Tuesday. July -.
BERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
for Observation-Disclosures SfS De sGkMUBSA. jury 81
PONCE Porto siss and ST. TADJi
orXNrIGUA, GUADALUPE, DOMINICA. MARTI.
NIQUE, ST LUCIA. BARBADOS and TRINIDAD-Steam-
'A'' PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
FOR freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. E. OUTERBR1DGE CO.. Agents. 20 Broadway.
Oh DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing from pier 81 North River, foot Beach st.
For NORFOLK PETERS BURG and RICHMOND direct,
TUESDAY. THU RSDAY and SATURDAY. P. NJ
For RICHMOND. via WEST POINT, MONDAY, WED
NksDAY and sATuRDAY.3P Pm:
CHANGE or PIER
commencing July ~ Temporarily. All freight for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond also West PonD. and
railroads and lines will be received per 43
North River foot Of Christopher st, and PASSENGERS
Delaware continue pier 81 aud all steamers
will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills OF lading all
points. Insurance effected Mt u per cent.
Freights received daily.
General office, 1877 Greenwich st.