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birHTnERIA Of malignant type is prevalent
at Hun, ont, and is principally confined to wo-
mepand children. The people are moving into the
country, and the opening of the public schools
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on the 3lst OF December, 1917, the British
Post Office had In its employ altogether IS 500
persons. This includes the telegraph depart
ment.
ess-Temperance societies have lately been
10 med IN Hanover and Gottihgen with view
to reducing the consumption of beer to moder-
ate proportions.
eE-Guetig, murderer In prison at India
napolis being visited in his solitary cell by a
mouse, caught his visitor and amused himself
by torturing IL to death.
eE-A Southern judge read '.Betsey and are
OUT to q couple that came unto him seeking a
writing of enforcement, and they were reconcil-
ed and withdrew the suit.
eS-The term of imprisonment OF O. f. Bull
lard, ex-state represent alive Of Delaware coun-
ty, Pa, expired yesterday, and he was released.
Billiard was sent to Jail for embezZlement.
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MARRIED AT THIRTEEN, AND DIvoRcFD WHEY
ALMOST FIFTEEN-LiHGic Bucl}ee's Eaoer ire,
tEarieS y. Lawson, young. rich III hope and
heNrerience, and in nothing else called upon
Miss Llnnle Bucklee at her parents house, at
2S1t Third avenue. on the 29th OF November
1871, ard persuaded her to marry him. He was
a Clerk living in Newark: she a school girl NOT
yet ii years OF age. Her fourteenth birthday
was on the I'd OF January, 1878. Charles found
excuse Tor eagerneSS in his fear that ..so,np one
else would take her unless he married her.
lIey quit her house together at about O'Clock
IN the afternoon Of that day on which he per-
SGaded her TO become Mrs. Lawson protesting
10 her mother that they were going to the
American Institute Exhibition. They went
there, but soon aftcrward went to q minister
whose name Linnie forgets, and besought him
10 marry them. lie declined to do 50 without the
presence or Linne's parents Then they went
10 the Fffty-Seventh Street Court and a maris-
Hafe, supposed by the girl to be Justice
smith, tied the knot. To induce him
to do 50, Lawson represented that she was Is
and nne!y developed for her age, her appear
ahce anorded no ground for suspicion of her
youth. After the ceremony She returned to her
nome and he went To Newark. Ever since she
haS lived with and been maintained by her pa
rents, ard has never lived with her husband
even for day. Not until several months after
The marriage dld her parents discover that
tbelf schoolgirl daughter was a wife; but when
they did learn the fact from her admissions
there was trouble in the family. Iinne was
soon made 10 understand what a very foolish
tllhg SIZE nad done. and she willingly co one
rated with Ter parents in seeking to have her
marriage aHnulled. Legal proceedings Ia that
end were begun, and were not contested Dy her
husband. Referee PelShaW S report was favor
able 10 decree aunulling the marriage ana
the decree was Issued on Tuesday last Dv
Judge Van Hoesen, Of the court of common
pleaS.-fN. \. San, Oh
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OF THOSE HAND
SOME FOUR STORY DWELLINGS ON COR
13RAN STKEET, NOS. 1913, 1921, AND 1928

SOME -FOUR STORY DWELLINGS, on COR
cora STREET, NOS. 1913, 1921 AND 1929
BE1NEEFN Q AND L STREETS.
by Nirlue of three seyel al deeds of trust A.
each dated the 21s April. 1918 aud recorded ~ 81
In liher No l5o, at pages III, IN. and I79, -.2
respectively, of the land records of tue District of
Columbia, the subscribers VIII cell to the highest
pldGer on the premises. al o'clock y m, MON
DAY. the 3D. day of February 4. d. 1872 the follow
ing property, situated in Square M 80 in the city
a. Washington, District Of Columbia. sccording to
CHI man, ENiey X Richards subdivision. to wit
Lots No Twenty-one Twenty two and Twenty-sx
each belnS 1ex!b feet. and each containing history
brI' dwelling Louise. with modern cOnyenences.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
III csl tor all cash at the option of the purchaser
and the due in one, two and three YEARS. on notes
of equal sums bearing interest at psr cent per
AMMAN pay able semi annually from the day of sale
to be secured on the property sold 10y deed of trust
Ito the satisfaction OF the Trustees including insur
ance. deposit Of 800 on ach house viii be le
Qulred at the time of the sale. The houses Will be
sold separately and I'll conves ancpg will be at the
purchasers cost A HYDE.
ianlG-its C.. n THON 4Fus'ees'
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A JOKE wHIcr KILLED A TRAMP.--At Middle
town. Ohio Tuesday, a cOlOred tramp, sleeping
in the englne-room or the paper-wor1s, was SUI
located by the fumes OF mixture OF chlorate of
potash and nitric acid, a kettle containing it
having been placed near him as a practical
Joke
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CHAELEs ". HANDY, Auctloneer.
RSSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER
sI1 Ale ON STREET. BETWEEN 18TH
n L. = STR GErS

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPER
ST All ON STREET. BETWEEN 18TH
AND - al STREETS NORTHWEST
BY Virtue q. Geesi Of trust, bearing date 80
lie 2fhh oay Of De. Der. A d. 1876 and -
ara records Of the District of Columbia, and by
direction of the parties secured thersby, We viii
pTemises on MONDAY, the 20'h day of January.
1917 al O'clock D. II lo' numbered erenteen u.
hnndred and ei hteen (lsl as recorded in the offire
OF the SOrvf yer of said strict in iber X. L. HGxit
pages 35l and So, Ociolsr 81. 1876 This lot has a
front On ste et north OF is et by depth of about
80 feet, is iml royed by hand some trcastory
Brick Dive ling.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash balance in six
20. twelve (12). and eighteen (IS) months, the ur
chaser 10 his notes for the deferred fragments
bearing interest at tue rate OF Ia per cent
Ter arr nm until paid. and secured by a deed of
trust upon the property sold. A deposit of & 100
VIII he required at the time of sale
MAHLON ASHFORD r..
ianlGd&Gs EUGENE CARTSJ trustees.
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TIE MISSING CONFIDENTIAL CLERK-CharleS
StetS0n, the missing confidential clerk of Mr..
Frank Paige, the Boston boot and shoe dealer.
who suspended in November with about
s1GG,c00 liabilities, has returned to Boston. and
proposes to tell the grand jury all he knows
about Paige's alleged conspiracy to defraud his
creditors. Stetson, during MS absence. visited
Baltimore, New York and Liverpool. and While
in Liverpool was induced by Boston detective
and one OF Paige's creditors To return
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SAD SCENE IN COURT-A sad scene was wit
Dessed in Judge Semlers Court, Brooklyn, yes
elda} morning, when Daniel Dousenberry. a
butcher, residing at No. t222 Broadway VII
lamsburg, was brought before his honor on the
charge OF deserving his wife. The injured wife
was present, with her two months old baby
aid, with tears streaming down her cheeks, she
approached her husband, and raised the little
one IN her arms SO that the father might kiss
IT,. CHANGING diSdainfully at both mother and
oaoe, ne turned his back upon them. Mrs. DOu-
senberry gaZed at him fixedly for several mo-
mentS, her grasp on the child relaxed and she
fell backward in a swoOn. The accused who
was not affected by the sad scene, was released
On bonds to appear for examination on the 18th
lnSt.-EN. Y. Herald, 9tb
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CALIFORNIA; RIGOROUS WINTER-The San
jose Herald says that in the vicinity of that CITY
tie damage to garden plants and shrubs and
orange trees by tie severe frOSts has been very
serious. Nothing like the present weather can
be remembered
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court OF New York, Wednesday. Judge Speir, in
a suit brought by B. P. Farchidl against J. d.
townsend, the late w. NJ. Tweed'S counsel to
cOIh1lel feasslgnment OF mortgage and recon
Neyance OF certain premises held by hin as Sc
clulty FOR the payment OF five notes {aggleya-
ting sl3t0t) conditioned on the discharge OF
n any way released therefrom without punish
meni or Imprisonment decided the plaintiff en-
titled 10 judgement with costs, on the ground
tnal the release OF Tweed by death was not pro-
Floed Tor by either party, and the acknowledged
rule IN SUCH cases was 10 regard the parties as
contracting with reference to causes only over
Which human agency has any control
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
z Il. WARNER, Real Estate Aucdoueer

z 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auclioueer.
PURIIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE Brr1,D
NO LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR
IEINJ Fl STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
AND J. sIkEET@-IOT ~, SUBDIVISION
OF SQUARE 81 FRONTING q FEET BY
DEpIH OF l3S FEET, TO A WIDE
viii offer the above mentioned Lot for sale -
al ubc auC;iGn On the prt misses, at ilalf-pas. ID
1879.
Terms One half essh; balance one aud two years
Title perfect
This lot will lie sold at positive bargain i7.d&fs
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tE-Mr. Peregrine Squash, OF Toledo, o.,
WhitewaSheS.
eF- WouldSt have wealth? Either become an
undertaken, a plumber or an Indian agent
(GTaphic.
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THE EVENING STAR.
HiE
january 10. 1879.
STATE Legislatures.


NV lofE.-Goy. I3binSoh'S me>~9re read
i'll tie New York legislature Yesterday. says
state finances are in more satisfactori con-
ditiOu now than for many years Reform in
rete ever witnessed. But the prisons are
greatly OyercroWded. and the enlargement OF
Tie Clinton prison 10 double its present ca
pacIfy Is recommended. The governor recon-
DendS the conversion Of the state inebriate
aSy lum, which he regards as failure. into an
asylum for insane inmates OF the county poor
houses. He recommends the diScontinuance OF
normal schools, which fan to accomplish the
object OF their establishment The house
elected Thomas G. AlvOrd speaker by o. TO -
for EraStuS BrOoleS.
CoSNECT1CCT.-T The Connecticut legislature
met in Joint convention yesterday. and elected
the republican state ticket as follows: governor.
Charles h. Andrews, OF Litchfield; lieutenant
governor, David Gallup. OF Plainfield: secretary
OF state. David Torrance, Of NorwalN; comp
troller, Chauncey Howard, of Coventry. GOV
Andrews. in his message, recommends change
OF the Joint stock laws OF the state and the con-
Soi!datioE OF probate districts, adv coates minor
Ity representation and cumulative voting, adj
VlSes that the separate property OF married
women be taxed against them and not against
their husbands. favo,s allowing women prop
ertyhoideIS To vote on questions affecting
property. and recommends d new insane asy-
Ium at cost OF Sl25. GOO.
lNpIANA.-Both houses of the Indiana fegisla-
tme convened Yesterday. The senate organ
j1cd by Z resolution declaring the foIloyfn9r a.
the choice Of officers: Daniel D. pale. dem
secretary: Charles ". Ward. nat. assistant see
!ttafS; Richard Hanclo0n, dem. doorkeeper
me Noie OF Tie lieutenant governor was re-
i"ieo 10 pass the resolution. OF the three
national senators. Majors voted with the dem
CCiajS. ana PolndeXter and Davis with the re-
iiubHcans. The house was organized by elec-
M M uehTl = Cauthofn, DEM, as speaker and
Webster Dixon, dem. clerk. 4 special dis3aicS
70 the New York Times from Indianapolis SAYS
there IS no doubt OF the election OF Voorhees, ~
|. :. Senator. No
ISCONSIN.-The message of Govar,o, NJ,
+. smith, delivered 10 the legislature yasfar,ia,.
stated that While the railroads OF the state have
earned hail million more passengers This Vear
onah iaSt, only TWO passengers have been Killed
Tie railroads have also carried ,H9 orn ~ 80, -.
more freight during the past than in the pre-
ceding year. P''
CoLoRADo.-At caucus OF republican NOM
Prof. y. i. Hjii WAS nominated on The itb bS77'
i0t for hited States Senator The ie.isI9tIIre
viii elect On the nth inst
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

ARGOSF SUSPENDERS.
Arc something new" ana comfortable Of 50 cents
and 81 pair.
The Rosebery,, Scarf at 81
The "Lan1hS,a" Scarf at 81.
The Waterloo" Scarf at 81.
The "Duke Of Bedford" Scarf at 81.
These are warranted. Lloyd Attree & Snith1
london Neck Wear" lstess desisnz Large Line,
lust opened, at close prices.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
oct1o-tr $40 II ut. ~. &C., Opp. Patent Once
EALL AND WINTER GOODS.
superb selection for Gentlemen's Dress >ae
And Street Wear received and ready for In
specton, and offered at fair prices. IA
Respectfully request the continued faVors Of -
my pasrous and tie public generally.
#. J. HEIBERGER
CITIZENS ARMY HkvI MERCHANT TAILOR.
635 18th street,
Deplnr OorcOrAn Building,
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BROTHER GARnNEa'S NEW YEAR THOUGHTs-
Vt the last meeting ~ the Iimeklin riua
brother Gardner observed. ticn'l,a. dar amt
40 use denyin' dat we otter be- 'cedtn' thankful
dat we am Twin an i'm good health. while bet eT
men than we Il heye fOun' dar graves a dc bot
TON OF DE sea an on de broad perarN. Each
hawhtn When wake up an taru ober an tell
ue old woman dat IL is time 10 build de IRE 4
leel thankful dat ] amt under de ground an
some strange old niger pokin' round de cabin
UtIi zen we WONT pass no resOluShun. but let
eath man OF you select de Shingle nails from ia
hlekleo when you dip down Il help along dc
cduse OF hailty or religion. an when YOU LOOK
up az the dark SKY or de blue dOan' forylt dat We
am liVin' on borrowed time an not chen keenin'
up de interest. - D,froit Free Press.
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LITERARY tasks are appalling TO some folks
az several attempted suicides Within a few
weeks illustrate. 4 school girl in Palaitue. III
urea 20 drown herself because She was ordered
70 Mi1te composition. politician IN Lansing
Mtch.. became exceedingly nervous before sit
ung GOWN 10 write 4 speech, and before the
Woik was done he was insane lie stabbed
hllllseu with the paper cutter that he HAD been
using. 4 Baltimore medical student depressed
py the prospect OF preparing a thesis. sw aIioweS
ialdanlInl.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nYSMENOKRHGA,L ECCORRHEA.
~ and all cases of Female Weakness Irregular
lies, &c. quickly cured. No calomel used In any
disease. DIR. BROWN, 1905 L, near 10Th NV. SLIM
nR. BROWN cures Spermstorrhea Premature
~ Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost VigOr and all
Diseases Of private or Yenefeal nature Office,
1000 J. st, near 10th ST. NV. decIg-lIns
NERVOUS EXHAVSTION.-A medical es-
~ say, comprising series OF lectures delivered at
hahn's Museum of Anatomy, on the cause and cure
OF premature decline, showing indisputably how
lost health may be regained, affordng a c;ear sy-
nops1s OF Impediments to marriage. and the treat
ment of nervous and physical debility being the re-
suit OF 20 years experience BY mail, 2Sc., cur
repcy, postaee stamps, Address Secretary
Kahn's Museum ooS Broadway, New York.
uoy22 IL NSf ON
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LIVING or TOBACCO AID SNow.-On December
18th q Montana mail driver named 4 aSev voi
I0sI IN snow storm between sun river aud
Fort Benton. and was found on the lih instant
partially frozen, but stu alive. sitting IA his
man wagon, While his horse was moving slowly
along. lie had been travelling around and
around IN circle. and nothing had passed his
Ups but tODlccO and snow. He WIZ rtt,nNnr
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SEIF-ACCUSED.-Ethel: Isn't il shameful
That young Parker declares thar when the light
was turned out for the diSsOlying views M. kiss
ca ali of us-eNcept one, All simultaneously
Except one? Which could that have be,.as-
FtH4U Polls
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DH. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Re
IL stores manhood and the yigor Of youth to the
most shattered constitution in four weeks Failure
impossible. This 1e-restorin2 remedy should be
tasen by al about to marry, or who have becoms
weakened from excess or any other CAUSE. Success
In every case certain as thSt ustar quenches
thirst e3 Ter casa Sole Agent, Dr.. JOS. JkCQUEa
University Place, New YORK
Drugsizts supplied. t.nI-1
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SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
iR0PERI Y, CONSISTING OF A THREE
SOUTH SIDE on n STREET. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTH
WtST: AND A THREE-STORY AND MAN
SARD ROOF BRI K HOUSE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SECOND STREET NORTHWEST.
BUST ABONE AND NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of Youthful rnprudence, csnsias prezns-
ture decay nervous debIilty, etc, having tried II
cure which he WI sesi FREE to his fellow sufferers
Address j. III. REEVES,
my4eolySE ~ Chatham street ". Y.
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NtllENtE ~ tA>iiGHT oN THE EYY-The
German minister OF instruction las recently L.
SUED reHorg 81 he influence Of gaSliElt o.. t,,,
eye. I hc conclusion arrived az IL thai no evil
results follow moderate Use OF gas N the ii
reel action "a the yellow Ilame on the eve i
prevented. For this purpose scrreu~ or shade,
are employed. Grave objections. however eN-
Isl Z" the use oi Auc or lead shades most eY .,
affecting the eye being traceabl,' u them
Their use. 4 II -.lid Inevitably tends ~ blind
ness or inflammation ana other harmful elect,
Tue milk White glass shade is the best a. 81
distributes tie light. and has grateful effect
on Tie eye. The burner should not be too close
10 tue head. as concessions OF the forehead and
headaches result from the radiated heat The
glass plate below the gas. employed in some
places. Is especially useful for the purpose, as
NJ causes an equal distribution OF the light
necessary where j number are working AZ one
hutneE prevents the radiation OF heat and
tends 10 steady illumination by shielding the
halEeS from currents OF air. In cases OF highly
innamcd eyes. dark blue globes can b. very
beneilc;ally employed Win precautions al
TINS KIND, 40 evil effects from The burning of
gas need br feared.
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nH. ROBEfsfSON can be consulted every
IL Wednesday and Saturday st his Once, 41i q
ST. NV, near 9th St. adjoining National Hotel from
2 to D m, on al diseases Of the Urinary Orxans
and Nervous System. Recent and Chronic Cases
quickly cured. All Female Complaints quickly cured.
Consultations strictly private, and cure gQarSr.
iced in every case Fifteen years experience.
Charges moderate h2.a oe6ce, l2 g. Lataw st,
Baltimore oct4ly
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Coal Mines Gazing I'm.
DAMAGE ABOVE AND p,NAar MN,


HOUSES pEMOigSHEn
=. n sptClal dispatch 90 the Y \ Pm. .r,,,
,stt 'iS"N tt'h. January Nth. SaNS,- pori t.r,,
~ - mining Village about ninc miles hsIeSS
snao Wv on the Lehigh Valley railroad j. t,s
1917 ~ auotier OF those extensive ca,i,r-tD -,
~ SuiiaCt 10 trelieu IN mining rc,,loDs m,
ilNulchitoiy signs Of a dlStufhan.e A., a..
ooNtls 81 TIE earth We're audtlpe a. 49,. :,
otloVN TINS morning. The sounds ,ygrs a. -
Stolellaheah thunder. accoinpantei IA, !, ,.@,,,,
ing. grinding noise, with a fr,,mbIi1,s 80 -,
calth. approaching The trelnor, .oid - -, 80 80
i'ahN the birth oi al earthquake Thess 49,,
ing Loi>eS were followed hy a gradual Sf,,i-i,'
ana settling OF tine surface. carr inv win ~ -,
much lower Level three houses. which 49,,
diminished. The Inhabitants who are nlore \,
a., uSeo 10 1hlS sort OF Thing. We're not Slow In
1,S S1,NSlinS What was COINS ON. ana Quickly
tn,fss oher aGd safer ground The area dis
49, -. - Iuite extensive. and. beside he sur
- "HI1'dse, much loss Viii enslIe 10 the onera
49,. iC SCcht INSIDE the mine - soneNl Al
.tt'NVtsS. ihV ~iaoe bOSS Was in fb,. nina a,
nv uiut' ana NaS much aStontsh,d az findtnr,
tl,aI lI'e iofUC OF Tie wind caused bv fbe grea9
EphIpitHsloh Was driving every ,hsiruction no
Iui' II ne cave took place In a mars oi IN.
mint Mi4tfe There WAS a valuable ulnf ~ IN
Coal iAete were i chambers IN tic <irintt /.
Nielt olil The bottom coal MS worked NM
ana AL ms valuable coal l. supposed Ia no a
TOTAL los. owing 10 The mass Of SipcrIm nns,,d
ictN. lie mines belong TO the PcnnsNitaui,
ttd company The surface los, W,N ian oY,
the oNuerS 0i the damaged property Tie
amount oi inside damage has moi ~; a IN
aSctIiaintj.
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THE CELLULOD TRUSS AND SUP.
L PORTERS,
That never russ, never breaks never wears out nj.
ways clean, and can be worn while bathing, isifor
sale at CHAS. FISHERS, 623 7th street NV.
Mrs Fisher deyotes her attention to the wants OF
iady patrons decl1-ly
EVERYBODY that has or expects to purchase
~ LOTTERY TICKET. can receive valuable and in
teresting information FREE that win protect them
TIQNAL BANKING CO., n. 7. decl9th. m.Sm
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STEAMERS. DC.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
IN SES0ERS
The steamer ". CURCoRAN. .nich h.s
L l. BLIxE, captain, Il tie o,iy bost EEsxiks.k
allowed 20 land passengers st Mount @1-<S'ase-sfss
Vernon Slsrf- Round trip al. including admission
20 mansion and grounds.
Steamsr leaves tth street wharf daily tsundsSs e1
ceptecl a. 10 ~. and ret-.1s ahOu. pr. J. MCH
Association l. l. BLAKE steamer ". W. Cor.
coren. inlS-lx
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE


The first class steamers of this line. Nv. A.
SCHOLTEN." p. CALAND,t' ROTTERDAM"
"SCHIEDAM" and MAS carrying the U. 8.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every al
ternate Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin s65-ST0;
Intermediate $3.50; Steerage S23 H. CAZA0X,
Gen'l Ax't. q South William St, New York FUNCH
EDYE & co, - SO. VIM. St, Freight Ag'ts; L. W,
MORRIS. 90 B'way. Cienl Pass'1er Art. jani-ly
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~ LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAyRE, IOEDOH
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company VIII SAL every Sat
urJsy from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd ST. -ET,M.
doboken Rates Of passage: From New S1NEfE
York to Hayre, London, southampton s>Sse&zAase
and Bremen. first cabin, SlO0; second cabin, EGO,
gold; steeraxe, $50, currency. For freight or pas
cage apply TO OELRICHS & CO., q Bowling Grsan.
Kew York OILY
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT

Tbs Steamers JOHN GIBSON and d. O. KNIeHT.
alternately leave Pier Al Eas. River, New 49,
scrs, every Saturday, at o'clock p. m ;&NGXH
sfeorEetoHn every Saturday, and Aisxsn- ssas
orlS same day
Freight takec at lowest r.tes For information,
sppiy a. Office ever Metropolitan Bank 18th street,
Or 70 T. z. 4 DENHAM, Agent, water street,
GEORGETOWN
ap2l-tr SAMUEL BACON President