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Look once more at the orange-col-
ored label on your STANDARD, and if
the date there shows that your time
is out, pay in advance. Send us a
dollar.
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"OncOnstitutiOnable."

The Cincinnati beer-jerkers have
pronounced the Pond law and the
Smith amendment to the Stubbs Sun
day law unconstitutional. Of course
they know. Mr.. Pond, the author of
the tax law, served two years as At
torney-General of Ohio. Judge VIM.
FL. West gave written opinion be-
fore it's passage, that he believed the
Pond bill was constitutional. He
served both as Attorney-General and
Judge of the supreme Court Of the
State. But what are the opinions of
these eminent lawyers and jurists
worth, when compared with the opin-
ions Of the beer-jerker, "waddling
around like an owl in the sunlight"
The Cincinnati VolksblaH says:
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AT dog show in New York last week, Mr.. Samuel
j. Tilden's dog Leo took first prize. Uncle Sam
my evidently has better breed of pups than he
had in 1876.
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THE Commercial man thinks the late lamented Ohio
Legislature left bad smell behind it. But the Com
mcreiai mans nostrls full of lmberger cheese.
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If "Spooks'' will read our standing
rule, that no communication can ap-
pear in the STANDARD without the
real name Of the writer being pub
lished with it, he will know one of the
reasons why his article landed in the
waste basket.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-04-27

In the report Of the proceedings in
the Supreme Court of Ohio last week,
we find the following:
Error to the District Court of jackson county Judg
ment affirmed without penalty. There will be no
further report.
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BARRETT's circus edited Mackley's STANDARD
last week. If there is any spot on the globe that
really appreciates circus show it is jackson county
-Gallipolis Journal.
That is fact. Our people know
how to appreciate a good thing.
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Notice to Physicians and Druggists.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Trus
tees of Franklin Township, jackson County, Ohio.
have sold Ihl Ea.per practice of the Township of
franklin County of JacN n t2te OF Ohio, to Dr.
d. B. Warren and that said Trustees VIII not M tes-
ponsbe for any bills for medical aid and medicines
outside of said regularly employed physician Dr. d.
b. Warren. BY order of TRUSTEES
OF Franklin Township, Jackson County, Ohio.
WILLIAM SCHELLENGER, Township Clerk.
AnriI u 1882 27apr+t
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OCTOBER ELEcTloN-lsa2.

TWO dollars in advance, for announcing a candidate
for Office.
WEare authorized to announce Lawrence WoodsOn.
of Milton township. 5 a candidate for Recorder of
Jackson county, subject to the decision of the Repub-
lican county convention.
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Notice to Physicians and Druggists.

Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of Madi-
son township, jackson County, Ohio, have sold the
pauper practice of Madison township, of said county
to DIR. ID. T. Jenkins, and that said trustees will not
be responsible for bills for medical aid and med1-
cnes outside of said regularly employed physician
d. L. jenkins. By order of ,
DAVID c. LLOYD, Township Clerk.
THURMAN O.. April 2l, 1852, 27aprtSt
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REV. DANIEL S. HEALY, of Lawrence, Mass, is
said to be Healying it in unknown localities, with
sundry funds belonging to the Church.
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ADtice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed aud 4ual-
flied Executor of the of Murray Dowe late OF
JOSEPH ROWLAND,
20aprt3t Executor.
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The Gazette is very sanguine in its presumption
that the new Sunday Law will be permanently en-
forced. Laws of this character have yet been
lastngly carried out Let take for instance, the
Ohio Liquor that has been in force for the last
twenty-five years, but never put the test in
this city. would it stand if it It forbids
liquors in the place where they are drank Ale, beer
native Chat is Ohio wines and cider excepted
according to an amendment made by. John Shift. at
that time member of the Legislature. All other
drinks forbidden. He who sells glass of Rhine
wine does not commit penitentiary offense. But
bottle of champagne, sold hotel, is transgres-
of law for which the hotel-keeper could be
sent to jail. Every drink of brandy whisky taken
in a saloon makes the saloonist culpable of peniten
tiary o6ense The sale is only permissible when the
liquor is not drank on the premises. If customer
buys glass of whisky and out into the street to
drink 1t, the saioOnist can be punished This is the
limit of the law and yet every one knows, that with
the exception of the first attempt enforce it, this
law has remained dead letter for twenty five
years. Even Mayor Means who believed himself to
be elected the unfeasible platform for the rigid
enforcement of all laws, has made the slightest
attempt to execute it. And yet he should make no
distinction between the laws. If he intended execn
ing the Sunday Law, he ought also to enforce the
Liquor Law If he cannot Will not enforce the
Liquor Law he ought to let the Sunday Law rest
dead letter. In the country and in small towns both
both unfeasibe. That has been proven a fact by
the experiences with the Liquor Law. Experience
will also the same with reference the Sunday
Law.
Now a man who has no more sense
than to believe that it is a peniten-
tiary crime to sell liquor in violation
of law, is just the fellow to construe
the constitutionality of laws.
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lecture at M. E. Church on Wednesday
night of next week.
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The President has appointed Judge
Taft Minister to Austria.
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Buggies, Duggies,! BuggieS!!!

Save your money by buying your Buggies OF T0m
Delay, where you will get the same Buggy of any
kind, grade make shape for Five Dollars less than
other party dare sell in this place This Is big
story but come and and you will find that it is
true. Also lot of Second Hand Buggies that he pro-
poses to sell trade or give and some Baed Hay
for sale 80 per hundred. and Corn 4 little
cheaper than can be bought any place in town.
Also what have left of my Livery Stock propose to
run regardless Of price. 21ap+tf
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A FRIEND in Franklin township
sends us communication which closes
as follows:
Hoping these few lines may not find their way in
the waste basket, we remain,
Yours respectfully,
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M ERCHAN Disc.
GO TO o. 8. MILLER'S
GO TO o. S. MILLER'S
GO.TO o. s. MILLER'S
GO TO o. 8. MILLER'S

RY GOODS, GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
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20ap4w
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HATS & CAPS,
HATS & CAPS,
HATS & CAPS,
HATS & CAPS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-14

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL "; ESTAIE ON TEE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF TWENTIETH AND NJ STREETS NORTH
VEST, BEING THREE-STORY AND BACK
BUILDING BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-14

Foxps orERA HousE.-The Tourists are giving
bright perform snces at the o,'era House. Next
week Mt. John X Rodgers comedy company.
NATIONAL TngkrER.-Mr. Joseph Jen srson viii
play Rip Van stSakie again tonight The Audrah
opera company Is billed for next week, and
Monday night, It's nrSt PRODUCTION here
TESTIMONIAL RsSEfTr I'm the form OF a literary
and musical entertainment 60 be given az the Con-
Sregationst churCh n. has been rendered the ~wash-
ington sunday ltem.n Mt. Frederick Douglass Is
announced ~ speak.
LUTHER BENSON, the temperance orator or tn
diana, viii lecture In namline Nj. r church, Qsh
and streets this evening.
THH PRINCETON CoILEGE GLyR GLIB win give
concert at Lincoln hall tonight In aid OF the Cen
trail DspenSsry and Emergency hospital
THE CAFTTAL THEA TTR.-The California Speciality
Company Offer an attractive variety performance.
PROF. CARPENTERS exhibitions OF mesmerism az
Ntiiard's hall are wonderful end interesting.
LITTLE Eva HENDERSON VIII he the beneficiary
Of a performance OF ''our Boys TO be given az
Lincoln hail tomorrow evening. The cast In
cluoeS several OF our most capable amateurs
HON. GEO. h, IoRfSG VIII lecture az All Souls
church this evening on IN tthanel Hawthorne"
THE STRAKoscH OPTRA COMPANY, including Nine
Ete,ka Gerstpr and Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, VIII
give three nights OF grand opera at the National,
beginning Monday, Anrfl a4th
A CAPITAL ENTERTAINMENT. - The entertain
ment at Odd Fellows hall tonight for the
oenefit or the jeff arSon literary and debat-
Ing society library, destroyed at the fire OF the
Jefferson school building viii be one OF the most
interesting affairs OF the season, embracing mu.
steal PERFORMANCES by some OF the finest talent OF
others; the protu5uon IN capital STYLE OF two
bright farceS and variety OF other attractive fea-
lures The object Is worthy one, the program q
good one, and the price or admission very small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-14

BALTIMORE. April i4.-Virgina 6s deferred IL;
de- eonsos 66ls do. new ten-fores, 43ss bid to-day.
BALTIMORE April 14.-Ccttor finn mddIing,
family 25a7 IS: city mills super, 5aa4 do extra
5O0a7.Se; do. Rio brands so: Baltimore high
grades family, S.0O 20. winter wheat patent. .75
Wheat, southern steady and firm western irregular
amber, !. 50aI so; No. western winter red, spot
42sal 42&4 May, l43Aa1. 49,; June, 1395eal 40:
July, sal. 22x; August. 1.19'Sa1. 1917. Corn,
southern higher; western irre-uar and easier
southern white. 9o'Ia9l; do. yellow, 49,: western
July, S5a85a August, s5aS514. oas southern,
6Oe65; western white 62aG5 do mixed co pa6: Penn
sylvania. tGg65. Rye dG1l and nominal 90s95. Hay
firm and in good demand-prime to choice Pennsyl-
yania and Maryland. Is 00aiS.O0. Provisions firm
clear rib sides, packed sail. Bacon--shoulders, 9;
clear rib sides, 49,, Hams. ID 4a13sz Lard-refned
IA Butter weak-western packed lSa4O; roll, 20a2S.
Eggs lower l6al7. Petroleum hrm-refin, d, 1a1.
Coffee lower and active Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
1874. Whisky firm. L. 2lR. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dul-cotton 3-l6aLd.: -four Is. per barrel:
grain nonlinaly 2.d. Recelptshour, 2 $50 barrels.
wheat 29l bushels corn TO- 800 bushels OATS 2 366
bushels. Shipments-wheat 9l9 bushels corn, %. SIC
NEW YORK. April 14.-Stocks strong and active
Money, e. Excaange-long, 4S5S4 short, 1885, State
bonds inactive. Governments generally unchanged.
Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK, April l4.-Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat-May aud June. 79sA cent better; other de-
Pork 9et and firm, II O0sls. 124. Lard firm. II 60:
LONDON April IA. 1870 pm Atlantic and Great
Erie. 355s do seconds, 50. New York Central, I3l.
Illinois Central, 1873. Pennsylvanis Central, ca
Reading, 500 Milwaukee and ST. Paul common 1l3s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-14
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 14-The Posts financial article
says: At the Stock Exchange United States bonds
are again y higher for the Is, which are up TO
12l3s, sn1 the AXIS, which are up TO ll6s; the ex-
tended d, which viii soon be subject TO calls Tor
redemption, are n lower 10 l0i&; the extended 6S,
which are in the direct line OF early redemption.
are unchanged. Southern state bonds are noini-
nal while railroad bonds are steady at unim port
ant changes. The principal dealings continue In
Erie seconds 1t ss%a93 The stock market has
been alternately strong and weak, with the net
r'sult or all tie fluctuations Up 10 the time th8t
we write being an advance OF salh.
per cent 2lthOugh since noon the market has been
weak W tn few stocks down ~ the lowest prices
or the day, the weakness having been caused by
the rumor that bank in Buffalo had failed; TIE
bank referred To is small concern having a CAM
tel OF only sl000 0 ana 1t is not seen how anything
t. iui ~ hanpen to it should have any inu noe
IL 1ff stock exchange. here. the t'sLort fnteF st
In The leading StocnS mas become 81 large ta4at a
sharp upward reaction on this account alone would
now cause no surprise at any time Cali loans 10
the stock brokers are 45 per cent but such is the
aacunul.tiag "Short interest" In tie stock mar
ket that many stocks are carried below the
rates for plain loans On United States bonds 2a2
r cent IS the quotation for call loans Venders
of money on time have difficulty In putting IL out
on stocks better Than Az per cent and United
States bonds above ~ per cent Prime mercan-
Tile paper Is 5E per cent The money market
for foreign exchange is weaker for demand ster.
ling.
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L. KISSNER, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DTcTpIrr nE7 Cor r,fp

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, April g. 1882.
In pursuance of the third and sixth sections of act of
Congress approved March g. 1881 and the act making
lowing property of the district of Columbia will be
Offered for sale at public auction tine TWENTIETH
THREE O'Clock P NJ with the lot first named here.
ill., and continuing in the f1lI9Hing order:
All of Lot three 49, in square three hundred and egh
tytwo (3S2). and improvements thereon known the
Central Guard House situated on louisiana avenue
10 594 square feet of ground, more or less.
Part OF Lot three 81 square four hundred and ninety
4So sltnated ON ffle norfh side OF street between
A. and 9th streets northwest containing 272 square
feet of ground, more or less.
The two following will he sold as one parcel:
Part of Lot a. square three hundred and seventy
two (3l2, situated on the corner of New York
and 9TH street northwest containing 1040 feet
OF ground more or less.
Part of Lot seventeen 90 square three hundred and
seyenty-two (372l. situated on corner of X and 9th
IN GEORGETOWN.
Part Of Lot fOrtyseven t41), forty eight (4S) and
fortynine t49, in square thirty 800. with improve
ments thereon, being the old town house and No. 5
used by the District until new engine house is con-
structed, but the purchaser shah be allowed rental
therefore at the rate OF SIX per cent on the purchase
money for such Use.
Lot twenty (27 containing e. 4s4 square feet
more or less, anu lot twenty-eight (2S), containing
= 200 90 square feet more or less in square six co.,
being the Fish Wharf property fronting Water
The terms of the sale are: One-haf OF the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months. with interest at per cent secured by deed
deposit Of hundred doar down at time of sale
will be rqnred uron each piece of property Sold except
8, 90 will be required.
The Commissioners the right to reject any and
all bids II i'll their JUDGMENT the property offered does
not bring fair market price
WILLIAM TINDALL.
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as, IL, II, IA, 1S, 10
GHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
" IN GEORGE OWN, NO. 204S, 2850, 2052 AND

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
2os4 THiRTY-sICoSD OR HIGH 1o99 81 sTR AfT
By T.rtae q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
OF for equity business on the 1lth day of April. III
E Known as No. 79os Equity Docket Mo- arg 81 Will
81 H naeSh Il floht e is GP %
1ss2, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, the following land in
two and part IN saaars s
numbered one hundred and twenty eight, Q2S). of
town. included within the following metei and bounds:
Bounded on the east by High Tor sod street the
Ann By then deed Of date the rst day Of i ps
ceber. 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A. s.. No. 49,
met of Columbia to Joseph Weaver: on the west by
Frederick Cor 34th street. and the south by that
W Hunter by his deed Of date the 9th day of Novem
ber ls49 anu recorded in Liber J. A. s., No g. fohos
the rontins fifty 900 feet more OF less on the
said High Tor 32 street. and running back to the said
feet containing for the same four tnons-
and and ffty six a. 06) square feet less with
Ibis l.ope.,y is in the square Immediately to the
OF the Reservoir and Is improved by frame
This property was formerly owned by Henry Chandler
who tfed intestste tine 8th day Of May, 1881 The
to dover All creditors Of tn said Chandler are hereby
notified to file their claims with the vouchers thereof
Columbia within thirty days from the day OF sale
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree third
es e Of M
viii be TAKEN payable respectively at six twelve and
deposit Of sioo must Be made Il the time Of sale. The
paa An 1 and
cording will be at purchasers cost. The Of sale
- " ~ josEFH F 81 s;5ss, sS;,sss..
wM. p. YOUNG, Auctioneer a13-dSds
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TeIeyraphiC Briefs.

Daniel Luckey has been sentenced to be hanged
June 18th st Tahlequah, Indian Territory, for the
murder OF VIM. Cobb.
\ tenement house, occupied by coored people.
was burned in St Louis this morning and a girl
was burned TO death, several bein, INJURED.
Henry Hummell, counterieiter, was sentenced
to-day at Lebanon, Pa, to eighteen months, and
"Bily' Root, who was implicated in the Lebanon
valley burgarieS, to six years Imprisonment in the
Eastern penitPntiary.
Judge Hitchcock OF the superior court at New
Haven, has dismissed writ of habeaS corpus i'm
the case OF Chip Smith sentenced 10 be hanged
May 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-14

SALE OF - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CONSIST
ING in PART OF WALNUT PARLOR SUI E,
MALSUT Vt FRA, FRAME MIRRORS BOOK CASE.
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND BRACE
AIM DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, WALNUT CARD
TABLES, LADIES WALNUT WRITING DESK.
WALNUT NJ. Z. TABLES, LOUNGES, WALNUT
! HALL RACE WALNUT CHAMBER FURNI-
WASHSIANDS. Wal NUT BEDSTEADS,
BUEEAUs "a, AID WAsHSTANDs. HAZE AND
HUSk MATTRESSES, BEDDING, BRUS SELLS,
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS, CROCKERY
WAKE. &c, RANGE AND FIXTURES KITCHEN
UTENSILS. &c.
On MONDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK NJ, we shall sell, at residence No. 800 I'd
street southeast, general assortment of Household
Eects and parties furnishing should give the sale their
attention, for bargains may be expected.
Aid WAITER b. WILLIAMS Il Co, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. FRONTING ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AYENILE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. FRONTING ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the Odd day Of
March A. D. 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 49,, "A.
folio 2uI and OF certain order passed on the 18th
dfy OF March, 1882, in Equity cause No o45 and al
the Of the party secured thereby the subscribers
TUESDAY DAY. the TWENTY;FIFIH DAY or APRIL
The following deFcrbed real esate situate in the City
certain Part OF lot nineteen 90. in square number
Ham shire avenue and Twenty first street front
forty two 1912 feet being the premises conveyed to
James Cannon by Maria and Nj. c. McDonough and
by James Ray to said Cannon, January Odd 1868"
proved by two-story frame building. together with
the ct cetera, as in the said deed Of I'D
March mentioned.
he terms OF sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
(of which 800 must be paid at the time sae) cash
and the residue in equal sums in SIX twelve and eighteen
months from the day of SALE for which the purchaser
must give promssory notes bearing six cent inter-
est per annum payable semi annually to be secured
by deed Of trust on the PROPERTY god to the satae
ton OF the Trustees, or all cash. at the OPTION of the
purchaser pure An eonveyancing and recording at
within five days after the day Of sole the Trustees
notice at the risk and cost Of the purchaser efsu
JOS. g. G. KENNEDY,} ,r.
a14-dts ANTHONY HYDE, trustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUE ON CAP
u u,IJE m mn 49, ~>~~


By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
District OF Co nnba. passed in equity cause No. ga:
44l9 Docket IA. the 9th day Of july 1875 and 1
further decree. passed April TO- 1882. in which Den
mead ct al were compliments and Denmead defendant
we will sell at public auction, in front of the prese
on SATURDAY. the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF
ANIL, A.D 1882 AT FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK
NJ. the west one-haf of lot numbered w. y of y.
N square numbered seven hundred and fifty seven
COD, with the improvements thereon.
This property is situated the north side Of Mary
land avenue the of I'd street. and between
"a and "a streets east and within square and half Of
the United States Capitol grounds It has front SO
feet inches and average depth of 100 feet, and
improved by two-story frame house. occupying the
western portion Of said lot.
Terms Of sale: One third 90 CASH the residue in
three equal instan in six CO., twelve 2 and eight
cen u8) months the deferred payments interest
from the day OF sale and the layment thereof to be
Lem retained all cash. at option of purchaser 800
down on the fall Of the hammer. Conveyancing and
recording at the purchasers cost If the terms Of sale
are not COMPLIED with in seven days the Trustees
purchaser after giving five days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington, u. G..
VIM. p. LASSELLE, ! n,..o..
a1t-d JOHN e. HERRELL, ! A'o1'ees'
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NOTICE!
LANE RDU TIE.
TEE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEtN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER A.. n. r.. NEW YORK
seythia We'd. - Apl sery!a...... Vel. II May.
- a 80. Wed, 20 Ap. SCythIa Wed 81 NJ ~.
SatAion'a NED, day Bothria. VEL. 81 Nay.
IL We'd, 10 Ma. f'~taiODia wed, June.
AM EVERY WE'D ES Az FROM NEW YORK.
-, RATE OF PAssAG
''ltt Niffl r17ttSti0T1S-
steeraSe at low rates. Storage tickets from Lv-
= lowest Tates
- Through bills CT lsden given for Belfast Glasgow
for Mediterranean Iorts.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No a bowling Green, both steeTage and cabin to
OTIS EiGELOW CO.. Coz ath street, Washington.
j.. G.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., New York;
(rto MeSsrs. OTIS BIGkLOW x CO.,
f1 II 6t5 9Th street, Washing ON.