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LABOR.


spsttdi ilspatth to The Ehteaoo Tribune.
rIrTsruHu, La.. May .G.-Saoretnry Murttn Ir-
formed yo,ir correspondents this cvenInx thnt
tho scaip submitted ly tho special cs'n,mittco Ut
tho Alnniganlntcd Association llts l1eun agrccd
IN by tho manufacturers. With tho exception OF
tho prlcu nut on 'crnp ends" or tho n,hlItnnnl
iru,, oyer tho rnRu1hr lengths. THO ecae .ttlfnra
trnnl lhnt Ut Inst yc,r oIy IN Hpeunl sizes. The
Committee hntl niluthor meeting this afternoon,
a. which tho nntter WINS further discussed. but
mont viii 10 renchcd tn.hKht nr to-1l1ofrnw.
Tho Irprccll'nRs nrp Of the .chnn,bcr nrtlcr.
Mr. Mnrtir snys there Is doubt Ut M ainlGnDto
settlement Of this, tho only poIls In dispute.
, 1881-05-27
BEYOND CONCEPTION,
NO NEW WORLD COMMUNITY EVER uEFoIlE
70 HTlklCKEN,

NO NEW WORLD COMMUNITY EVER BEFORE
70 BTMlcKEN.
LONDON, Ont, May :N.-Intenso gloUm
peryades tho community today, unrclloyetl
by the brightness Ut tllo sun. From ast early
hour bc1ls llaYc been tollins allI funeral pro-
ccssions wcnt!tng through every street OIL the
way to the several cemeteries All tho bust-
HESS places nrn closed md thu city wears an
aspect 0f Snhbath, with d mighty aoletnnfty
pervAdtng all. No one speaks Or tlilnks OF
anything elso ttlan tic groat cRla,nlty, aild 1t
i,as Ind paralyxing elect OH nil classes OF
citizens. 1t lIus bcen decided to erect a nlu-
mortal tn Mount rleasnnt Cemetery. All
tho dny ono could nut wink block without
meeting some solemn procession.
ADDITIONAL DEAD:
Emma j. Uox.
Annie NIay.
Dnniel Dillon.
A young Engtshman, lately out.
Ellas Chapman.
Ono Ut Miss llyus' boys.
John Yickers, Of kokumo.
TlEitE AtE MANY BTItANGEAs on THE
STREETS
from tho country ailtl 1luigllborlng towns.
In several cases entlrs families, with ono
Or two exceptions, aro wiped out An H.
stance IL tho family Of AIr. Joseph Couglllln,
MHoso ct'4u1o'i atl4 RfMtucHilNIeH, suihDEI-
Ing live, are lying tlual In tie house. Ills
dnag'lteI de!ll'1e WIS iharFlce 10 q MINI
laAu1ea oWaz2'o tho aay before Tue accident.
my eoap!e Wero ootl1 drowned. It'e family
OF W. !ia!! loses iiVe III ono mouse. EVofy
k'i'a OF conn ~ III use ahd tae aeaa are
oalnR conveyed 10 Dnfyane'p!aces ny every
claas u Ve!aiclca' ING romans OF Dir. W1ll-
!atn Mcnfa'lo were cafslcu III !lghtrwagol,
followet by procession mile lung.
, 1881-05-27
NICHOLAS FORKE.


s%eta' Dapa's" n 70 !m ~ e"edeo e1s 7r.oa"a e.,
a., i'oNpoS, ol1', alas p;I+s'Sllo,as ;,.., fosAs'
t'o rie'sh oecA.natu a',uueu " W I"pt'
latilh', m"s atso suoJsc,eu " lepus.o''t, ~. ~.
qN!ls. Nha w" |no Aol'o"1os s'o's " 'Ao
cn!as!1opne;
At tno t'shc OF Tue a,sns1er was "ork-
,hg o1' tno lower uecK. As soon rs t1'e poas
I'.u io,t lAo WHIT tue passeEeers eol'l-
naGHeen 70 so 1l1lh oIo siae ~ 1'nothef.
"ho'' W. "u'o ",pas,ac'''R 'no eusc p''"Ep
sumo ohe a''outea' aeses onat tacG, "iiu
t',eh tte c1o"a tashoa 70 tae starnoatt sns'
l nenft tAe e"p'a'''' "'o WIS Nv tie w''eoi,
sno"', s ily ~ tlina ''ot .l' 1o1s! oee.aE ny;
t.lul so'llctnl's scflo"s "o"i. hnppeh ul'.
NV p"'s1Irei' ,- ~. "1op 9'"'' o"o".s'' ~
~ ths''' r"' 'ous S.Ao 'l.sae Ms Wy
utsss .'.a,, s,a" . y ~ r,. sao noa. of W. w.
WI ~ "o"m; t"a .ens u'',", IN, W. eu
o"' son ~, W. ~ WIN ass aae oo". tnc.' ..e.
eeR"'. W ~, alI' ma.l .oss %a's aoont ..' wv
ieet nl W"te, o'' llo 'e"eF uech osl tie STINT
eoatu e ~, stao tno ~" e.oMu ","an tusa. ~. 'no
, 1881-05-27
HOW IT LOOKS
WITH THE WATER DRAWN OUT.

"AAA 4AaIt NIAiEA NkAWN OuIs
sWstas DtspateA to Tn Chicago Tribune,
LONDON, Ont, May sA,-Y0ur correspond
ent visited the sccne Ut tbs awtul tragedy
ills afternoon. It Is about 400 yards south
Of the railroad brllge, 30 frequently nlell-
tloned In these dispatches. The bankx Of thu
river mrs nut More ti.an tun feet above tue Or
dinary ssugeof wntur slncs the la,M was built
at Sprll&bank. The hull Ut the unfortunate
h'at was completely stripped OF Asr upper
works. uer hose was run head III
, 1881-05-27

Conclusion Of tho 1nctlnE mt Davcn.
port In the Interest Of River and
Canal observation-disclosures Pro-
ceclInEs OF tho Body.
Sptetat Dtspatch to 1Hs Chteaao 7ttbpns.
D4tyESrorr, 1a., May 2G.-The 1lenncpfn
Canal Convention resumed Its sessions ut . u.
ILL.,, Congressman l1orr III tho clsair.
The first business wns tho appoint
,ncl,t of Il Committee Oil resolutions, Which
was dolso by the Stato delegations ,ls follows:
Iown, Edward Russoll alll Snnl N. Clnrk;
Missouri, John T. Phillips; Illinois, r. j.
Henderson; Ohio, N. N. Howard; WIscoil.
stil, u. j. Stephens; Michigan, William
Chamberlain; Now York, JOHN Il. Switz;
Minnesota, D. G. Merri,nan; California, s.
G. Uaxings.
Tile Committee retired fortlelIborntiol,, md
speeches were called tor. Ex-0ov. StannRrt,
Ut Missouri, complained Ut s0uo structures
made by the Davenport Gazette editoral'y
this morning with reference 10 tho position
OF. the st. Louis. delcgates. lie denied tliat
there was opposition to the canal project, but
Missouri men 10 npt wnnt to seq tha Missls-
sippt River Improvement sllehteA. THEY
hnd thought the list OF Committees nnI tito
earlier form OF tho Convention Ind little
too much Chicago In them. hut tint was MI.
Ex-Goy. William Bross, OF Chicago, ruplted
cnE0 was us much Interested M st, Louis III
tl.u Improvement Of tho Mississippi. There
could ho 10 difficulty butwecn st. Louis and
Chicago. Gov. Stannartl Ind talked ubout
tho shipments Of wheat amounting to G,000,-
00O bushels. That amount would not fill olIu
| Chicago warehouse. Illinois paid Inst year
ST., OK, ,000 internnl'rcycnuo tax, anil oil sllo
| asked from the General Government WIS 8
| Dor cent of tint amount for tho improvement
of her water Ways,
Tho lion. Julius G. Starr, Of Peoria, pro-
nounccl in favor Of improving nil informal
waser ways and developing NIL possible higl1-
ways OF commerce. For tl,fs purpose tho
combination OF nil interests was needud. 1t was
only by this means that Congress could bo
| brought to appropriate money for Improving
| tho rivers and CAtlals Of tho Wost.
| An invitation from tho 1loard or Trn1o Of
Council Limits to participate In mcctlug 10 DO
held IN that city juno II TOR tho purpuao Of ad-
yocatlnx tho Improvement OF tho Missouri was
received aud ordered printed.
Tho Hon. John II. Iiogan, Of st. Lou!a, said ho
voted IN 1S,u In tho 1lllnnts Legislature for the
Illinois i Michigan Cana, Aiu waB as anxious
NJ thou to develop tho water ways Ut tho Wost.
lls wanted to SEQ Lake Michigan drAinetl
through tho Illinois l!!ver to tho Misslsalppl aud
tho Gulf ut Mexico. On bohaif Of st. Lo,,ls, he
dlsclalnHod any autaEnuism to Chicago, although
not willing to c0nuede to her tho opHtrol OF tho
Rtvor Canal and staak water navigation sho,ll.l
mt bo neglected., and that everything possible
should be done to smproso tho Navigation Ut tho
X number Of resolutions handed to tho COM
!n!stcu woro repnrtel buck without seanMInena-
.Nr. Etlhussun, Of navenport. rvsa the resou,,
tioi,B in regard TO tho continuance Of tho CnnAl
siiaroI Heraano 10 taelr work, Gut highly ap-
| pllfeI VIZ
, 1881-05-27

Sp{ctat Dispateh 10 7hs chttdao 7H10"'s .oh,a,
TornSro, Ont, May ~.-A spsela, sa'1on saI'S
gram. bscd ou The authority oil the ,,s",s ,aauvs
1lorntnv Post, states that ts!o lssassI. a.st'
Louise, netting under Tue 'see oi ns' ,ha Tux
NJ accomna nyIuv tho BtanluIs Of tate tate,,sS,nS ~
n "nx inuraSy u DO contauplatcs nndefaa1sSa. tE, sa.
ia July, h.ts postponed hes depaftut' ''''1 ''
GLAND fitl Il later date,
, 1881-05-27

TIT; ANrI-CII1SEsE TROUBLES.
SAN Fls.1Sclsco, May 2J.-TAo Miners
urion In lso.lIo las declined to take ucton
agntnst the Chinese on tho Mono Lake Rail-
ROAD. mil the Superintendent declined to dis
c'nrgc tl.oso hc lad employed. Seventy men
signed tho roll fur yfl,ntgurs to ~ to the cheso
cllmp and drive tho Mpngt,lAns out Ut tho cOutl-
try but It In thought HUthlnH sgrlOs will rustllt,
as tho can't, lB twenty-five inttes distant, With
hlkal! plnfn to bu trnveryeu.
, 1881-05-27
Conkling's Canvass Crippled by Payn's
Absence at His Mothers
Death.Bed.
Tho Last Lortlly Scnte{ico Which,
Conkling Addressed to tho
President.
oonkling'a Agents Hard at Work to Con-
nsot Blaine with the Star
Routes,
ALBANY NEWS.
IEO NQlECVS4
5pftt1t Uupatth 10 Ihs Ehted7o Tftbltt
NO CUACUS.

NO cuACUs.
5ptttdt Dlspatth 10 The Chtea7o Tribute.
Albany, N. Y, May @0.-flie caucus was
not held h,-niglt, NJ tho Conkltng men two
days ngo announced It would be. As this
Inns been tho chicf feature OF their campaign,
The mere fact that 1t was not he'll Is Il s,:f-
llcient proof that ilfty-four signatures wero
not obtained. Tho ox.Senator's friends,
however, assert tonight that tifty-seven Nc-
pubticans lave signed tho call, alll tint
cnucus will bo hctd snule tinu bcforo next
Tuesday, probably Oil Monday night. Post
master Creisll, Of thts city, ona of Duss
Sluythe's protGges, sntl Tonight: ~
understand that tlfty-soven men hnyo
signed tho call, al,tl eleven Or
twclvs moro liaye signttlcd their Intention Of
attending tho caucus when It Is called. I
don't k,loW Wien TINT will bo,-probahly OH
Another mncltinp mn1, who Is close In tho
councils Of tho lenders, satd: "'rhcrc will
be no ca,icus tonight. Three more than
majority Ut the Republicans have sighed tic
paper, but 1t was impossible to lavo tho casl-
Gus this cyening, as tlioro WIS not sufficient
time to notify NIL tho members: o.,
TIE ADMINISTRATION MEN LAUGH =
Mt thesu statements, nrd nrg posft1ye tint not
moro thail forty-sIvctl Men llhyO appended
their names Asse,nblymnn 1lurt, ono Of
tho sEgncrs. nsserts tllnt enough Of tho IT,
publicans l,ave not yet been secured. All
nttler AsscuibyInln whosu signature is on
tho document states t1lut there arc tifty-lye
sEgners It Is difficult to say which Is correct,
but 1t IL evident TINT the Stalwarts 10 not
lnok over happy. Mr.. Conkllng has boon per-
soMalty soliciting motlbers t0 support Ills
cause. The following Is n specimen Of tho
, 1881-05-27
ON A Toun OF 1NQt1lhl.
g...tot Atuhteh 10 tn Chttapn 3ftas""

OTTAWA, May sa,-Mr. John '-,Jos Jo1si, !, IN =
nrnminu,,t man from l..s,do', Ens'ana ~, - n n
to city on business With the ,spaaty1's taa s,.1.s 10
Agriculture. lie visits Canada a.'a .nv ,hs txo
reort principally on the eont'o as h bonsca ias
noiltttrtss and their adaptap''l1S !"
rim ffn1t0fNQtl.
, 1881-05-27

THE ECINCINNAT1 1STielItT-CAe MEN.
CtSciSSArf, o., May aI.-lt Is now he-
lEeyctl tint 4 strike Of strcetcar employees las
bcon hyertod. Tho meeting cA!luti with n bIg
flourish Was only nttsntctl W Il few discouraged
,&a
, 1881-05-27
SUICIDAL.

~ 1ATE Vf ,t.fhu1E
syxttal pt,patsa to III c"sssSs 49,. . xnuntes,
A1,LwAUKEE, May A~lHo :, 1'i ~ ily-
daughter Of James WestoYet, t1,, "glI III. S,ats,
lue nt Markcsar, near Rip,'', ,,ea en'1 1foIlaIs
suic,ded to-day. beeause hcs t", hsrsrt Iy sri.
swss sst sE's 'fss s4Ss qsssy sss :
erej IL va 10 grief Then nn s,9 suirdod
III t,ps,a Of hla tauo5s, laa' Nv A''
by taking 4tryGhntle.
, 1881-05-27
WASHINGTON GOSSIP,
coNKLlM0'5 1tA1'NEn OF nI4AtNE.

spsE1a5 Uups}7sA 70 TN tH3oo0 77s5UH1'
WAsllIs0ToS, y, O., May :M.-A report has
been current hers for some t!RlH that Mr,
Co,iklAlg, in taa threatened speech in Now
, 1881-05-27
1,1,,pn1r1rED LOVE-

ERIE. r'a., May si-Gsosse r; j.; ''Ixstii axistiy E.
T.; tss,as young man. shot lily. l%ss, tt,stsss J.! s u.
@ Euvs'h Strut! ~. eiy 7 Ins ,9. ass but WV
was nleoqultod love. Ms,,ar, ~ '
probably aie bcfoEs mosnn4'
, 1881-05-27
All ANA.

,AIlAkIH =, 1teslth n
ATLANTA, May so,-Tho boasu ill.,. y. ur pc.tilsa'
ual aissate u pseyaitug lA me s'''
, 1881-05-27

/ Tho National Sewing MachlMe Compalty's
3lass.. writes: NY wife used 1T. jacobs Oil
for severe pntlIs III ik]r back, att was inl!no-
4lately CURED. | WIS cured Ut rheumatlsln
ny T.. can mont 4(kply ,. rscoMast Y TO to
lpqro tlls day. ~ Would uot be Without IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-22
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COITMBIA.

Mary A. Long. complainant, the heirs Of James w.
The object Of this suit Is to quiet the
sale Of real estate hereinsfteE described situate IN the
which James Long late Of Providence. Rhode Island
The Bin in brief states, in subsistence that james "
18th day Of Hugust 1865 complainant and said Long
Esr a and that No issue o E oPt ebr 1a s
seized and possessed Of real estate in said CITY and DE-
being the south nine feet inches OF said lot b.
the north eighteen inches Of said portion reserved to the
saHSs Si his fs only s saa s
widow, far she has been able 20 ascertain that
nine years and that said Longs parents were dead:
that said Long left any heirs except complainant she
LONG, It the Tune Of his death was indebted %
@ ,a ai @ ,d 9s "a sef due oS
said of said lot to this date that said Long left NO
of her said hns6ands debts became ensited in Equity
to be subrogsted TO the rights Of his SAID creitors that
chase money gwen for said lot
The Bill Pr.ys that complainant have lien on aid
part of said lot for al moneys paid by her account q
her said husband above set out that she be refunded
ton that the title be declared good in Complainant ana
should any heirs appear that they be made parties de-
sbose ss % snd s sSS e. 81
ton be granted against said unknown heirs and for pro-
4 i tsersapea. this fourteenth day q December;
decessed cause his her or their appearance 10 be
tered in this in person by solicitor before
the SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID. lisa, -
why decree ought not to be granted prayed Other
wise the VIII be proceeded against them
the names OF said unknown helFs known and they
served with the process Of tbs court and made DE-
fault TO appear and answer Provided. copy Of this
order. and fhs above object aud susAnce o 10
said bin Of complaint be inherited in The Evening So
1t least three times by successive weekly inDeons -
By the Court: A. VILLA
AHns copy. Test: q. }. MEIos. Csef, 90.
By r. y. METos, No. 8.
dl5-lawSv Assistant C3erk.
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breathing-placc for the people in that quarter of

the city.
1t is to be hoped however that even II the
best site-that east of the Capitol-is not Sc
iected, some other one will be before the adj
journment of the next session of Congress: and
that as soon as a site is chosen suitable library
building will be built as speedily as practicable.
dozen earnest men in each branch of Con-
gress can carry this measure If they devote
themselves to it. viii they do it, and earn the
good viii and gratitude of the country? We
promise them that such a work win pay" them
better than ''log-roling" a river and harbor
steal through Congress-
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CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

United COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed co-partnership for the sale of Ice under the
name or firm Of WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts will be paid
unless upon a written order signed JOHN LEETCH,
Treasurer. Office, No. 1854 Water street. Georgetown
DC. JOHN LEETCH. f. F. BARKER, M. KINS-
LOW OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-22

The SECRET OUT.-A reporter dropped into
one of our largest retail establishments yester-
day, and held a conversation with the prOprie-
tor. you have great rush." remarked the
reporter. eyes," replied the proprietor, "a
big rush-partly because it is holiday season,
but mainly ON account of advertising" How
can YOU tell whether advertising pays, and what
papers are good mediums?:' Il can tell that
advertising pays by stopping my advertise
ments. I'VE tried it. Trade drops. not at once,
but the tide of purchasers flows some other way.
The cash receipts tell the story" Suppose
YOU should give up Advertising" lyon must
keep the boilers heated if you want steam. If
you bank your hres too long It takes s time to
business moving. I've studied the matter
Boston Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-22

nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CERTAIN CURE
Jfor Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
rofms I. ann an Bos :na sn s
speedily cured. GonorrhRa cured in 4s hours. For
sale by VIM. B. ENTWISIE. Druggist, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania Price s. per box sent
by mail under seal ON receipt of price. mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-22
WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREvELING, WOOD AND COAL
y removed from 18th street wharf to l4tn street
wharf. Office, 1922 l4th street. Best Spruce Pine S.
best Bakers Pine Sc; Oak, S. so; Hickory, ST. So
Sawed aud Split Oak. 81: Pine. 81. 80. nil 2m'
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Regulators String Up a Young Lady by
the Neck.

The Harrison county, Ind, ':Knights of the
Switch, who whipped Philip Borden, an in
valid ex-soldier, in an inhuman manner. re-
turned next night, and taking Mr.. Borden's
step-daughter, young lady of about nineteen
years, from the house, they placed a rope around
her neck and demanded that she reveal to them
certain secrets they accused her of being in pos
session of. She refused to do SO, and they
threw the rope over limb of tree and drew
her up. hanging her by the neck until nearly
dead. They then let her down and again de-
manded that she reveal the secrets they alleged
her to possess. She told them she knew moth
ing of the matter. and they again drew her up,
strangling her nearly to death. After this they
released her and rode away.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

DAT T. DEIOSll w.
CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
of Washington,
In its own Building,
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
$ZoV,
The Company rents Safes. inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from s. to $50 per year.
according to size and location. Rooms and desks ad-
joining Vaults. provided for Safe Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCk.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every descrip-
lion, including BONDS and STOCKS PLATE JEW
ELRY, DEEDS, &C, taken for SAFE-KEEPlNG, ON
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER Of Riggs 4 Co., Vice President.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
C. E. Nyman Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles c. Glover,
John Cassels Henry A, Willard
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans,
John IT, Parke. MIG
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CTARTLING DISCOVERY!
- oS.... Al

A victim of youthful mprudence causing Prematu re
Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood. etc, having
tried in vain every remedy, discovered SIM
pie self cure which he will send FREE 10 his fellow suf
New York slO-eoly&k
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STEAMERS, dc.
CTFaNrR .N.TT,Nn~

STEAMER "MATTANo"
=, Leaves sth-stEpet wharf n 9 O'clock A. m for
tbToNAC RIVER LANDINGS az folaNS:-sln Tree-
Gass or Nonin;, Thursdays tor Brick House Land
iiiS a&taodock Crsskl and NRttNx Greek SuDanvs
Ter Mai;swomSn and Mattox Crseks: rcturnif.r IN
alternate days. touching Intermediate given landings
goilig and reur7sng alsa stos AT Matfawsa Crs,k
Mondays and Fridays up.
nI q. T. JONES Asent
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA
M dies. Afenale complaints quickly cured. Can he
consulted daily at 924 7th street northwest Office hours
from to O'Clock pm. jel0-7m'
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MEDICAL. &c.


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Whoesaeand Retail Agents. TO whom all orders should
he addressed. ocl6-s. I, tins
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
AZ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvIE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
URDAf from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd street Hooken.
Rates of passaee:-From New York to Havre, London,
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, 500: second
cabin, $50; steerage $50 prepaid steerage crtlncate,
SIS. For freight or passage apply to OEIlCHS CO.,
Bowling Green, New York. W. q. METZEROTT A
Co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Agents for
Washington. ianl2
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NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
or and sfser NoyEMBER 81. lssi. the stealncs
ses M S5 Bay hi rs ts . 81 sss
Sam,n ar FsIrv 'es n fpGnss On NoNpA1 e far =.
man. On SATURDAY. Curriornan aud Leonsrdt5vn.
o-o JOHN X. WOOD. Assent
oR S2EE Sdi. , rogTSM9uTH, FoRTREss
FONT LookoUT.
0oSNhGTlNs wl5H THE E2sToS AID rRov
Steamer kACElsloR on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SAT URDAis at pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. BEGIN.
MING oCT0BfR isT.
First-c,ass fare 10 Norfolk and Fort Monroe ~ 81 50
first-cass fare 10 finey Pom, and FONT Lokmt 90
second-cass to Hney Point aud Poini1.ookout IS
Is. o Ticket cse 1851 Pennsyi avenue North
sps astes s fsiSiS6of aes, 70 cts fo- F' u:
nce' ana at Colnpany's Office. 9Th street wharf.
GEORGE MATTlNGLY. General supt
WM. p WEIGH Ascent. o24
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock i. M. touch.
Excursion tickets will be issued follows:
coNNEcTt NS h at N2RF3Lk NTH The BOSTON
First Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk sa 50
rs,e e roT p Monr9s and
sfscad Fsr rs snsy FONT and FR, IoeSs.
DAY $ ana sATGRDkYs at four O'clock ?. m. mo
oe ss ans b rs can iS & seeITea a. gsncr.
Bank Building. at the Office 9th street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
a anS s kTIGI leave 9sr Fat
snS Ss so s every TkiDAi am. For
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
o22 6l3 18th street opposite U. s. Treasury.
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. \. H.. NEW YORK.
Bohnia. We'd. 2S Dec Parthia. We'd, % Jan.
ialha: Med : Jan. Bothnia. We'd. / Feb.
Catalonia. We'd. III JAN Soy tina We'd. Feb,
Seryis We'd. is JAM Catalonia We'd. Is Feb.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE.
~, $50 and 500, according TO accommodations.
Iicke To Paris Sis additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steamers marked do not carry steerarc
Steerage at low rates tickets from ISv.
lowest rates.
Through bills OF given for Belfast. Glss9ov
HaNre, Antwerp aud other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and pas sage apply Mt the Company ofRce
No. Bowling Green, both stecfaee and cabin 70
OTIS BIGELOW CO., COS 9TH street Washington.
ID. &.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., New York;
Orto Nsssrs OTIS BIl;E low A Co
tanl2 6U5 9Th street Washington.