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Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
Effects Of a Hymn in a Gambling Den

The Hong Kong correspondent of the
Boston NeiCS tells an interesting incident
He had been intrusted with the packages
Tor young man from his friends in the
United States, and after inquiry learned
that he might probably be found in a
gambling house. He went thither, but.
not seeing him, determined to wait. in the
expectation that he might come in. The
place was bedlum of noises-men getting
angry over their cards and frequently
coming to blows. Near him sat two
men-One young the other forty wears Of
age. These were betting and drinking in
terrible way, the elder one giving utter
aHces continually to the foulest profanity.
Two games had been finished, the Young
man losing each time. The third game,
with fresh bottles of brandy, had Just
begun, and the young man sat lazily back
In his chair, while the elder shuiiled the
cards. The man was long time dealing
the cards, and the young man, looking
carelessly about the room began to hum a
tune He began to sing that beautiful one
of Phoebe Carys:
lone sweetly solemn thought
Comes to ME DER and Ger
IN nearer to my Fathers house
lhan I've ever been before.
Nearer the bound of life
Where We lay our burdens DOWN
Nearer leaving my cross.
Nearer wearing my crown"
At first, says the writer, these words in
such vile place made me shudder. A
Sabbath-schOol hymn in a gambling den
But while the young man sang, the elder
stopped dealing the cards, staring at the
singer moment, and throwing the cards
on the floor, exclaimed
Harry, where did you learn that
tune?"
What tune?'
Why, the one you have been singing.
The young man said that he did not
know what he had been singing, when the
elder repeated the words, with tears in his
eyes, and the man said he had learned
them in Sunday school in Anerica
Come" said the elder, getting up
come, Harry; here's what I've won from
you; go and use it for some good purpose.
AS for me, as God sees me. have PLAYED
my last game and drank my last bottle.
| have misled you, Harry, and | am sorry.
Give me your hand, my boy, and say that
for old Americas sake, if for no other,
you will quit this Internal business"
The writer says those two men left the
gambling house together and walk ed away
arm in arm.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
1852

AS of old we send by express
ION approval" such articles as
may be desired by persons who
cannot in person visit us.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
THE HORSE,
WRITTEN co YEARS AGO By AMOS WATSON.

VIII % TAf9 AMOS WATSON
A horse is a valuable creature YOU know.
lie is generous i'll temper and gallant i'm show
Ihen do not abuse him or drive him too fast
Ihe Kinder he Is treated the longer he'll last
Then be not too eager for driving away.
My dear merry. girls when you ride in sleigh
FOR the girl who is tender of animal life
VIII first get husband, and make good wife
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

Within the year just ended the re-
searches Of PuSteur, Krebs and Gudeli
lsee DIR. w. b. Carpenter on Disease
Germs in the Nineteenth Century) seem
likely to demonstrate that marsh malaria
derive their potency from organic germs"
and If that be SO we may ere long witness
the amazing spectacle Of ague and fever,
that scourge of oursouthcrn country. being
stamped out by vaccination.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

The New York Observer says that the
whole system of giving concerts and fairs.
theatricals and excursions and pcnics for
benevolent purposes is delusion and
snarr. The people who have the means
will give what they ought to give if the
object is properly placed before them. and
this idea of giving them something to get
something is only an appeal to their
selfisbAess and not TO their charity
Christians ought to have no part or lot in
it."
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
1892

There are several causes which
have contributed to the excep-
tlonal success of our endeavors
10 crafty refined taste at mod
crate cost, and on a greatly in
creased scale,
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

My tormcnted back" is the cxclama-
ton of more than one poor Woodworking
man and woman. Do YOU know why it
aches? 1t is because your kidneys are
oYcr-taskcd and need strengthening. and
your system needs to he clcanscd OF bad
humors. kidncy-Wort is the medicine
You need. " 1t acts like Il charm. says
well-known physician, '' never knew it
to fail. Liquid or dry sold by all drug
gists.-BoSton Post.
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lS47 KENT COUNTY 1881.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.
DOVER, DEL.

lnsureS against loss by fire. issuing mutual policies
ony under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership, and ceasing to Be
members Whatever remains uneXp pended after paying
losses, expenses and dividends Is returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost
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1882.
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BAN KS
BIDDL. {

In opening the business of a
New Year, we have the pleasure
OF looking back with the high
est satisfaction on that of the
year which is past.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

YOUR WIFE BEGs IT.''-It is related
that in the early days of her welded life.
Queen Victoria had one of those squab-
bles with her husband, of the sort which
Will come about sometimes between the
most loving couples. Chagrined and vex-
ed the prince retired to his room and locked
the door. The queen took the matter
quietly for while but after the lapse of
an hour she went to his door and wrapncd.
Albert" she said come Uui.
: No indeed, will not" answered the
prince, within. Come, go away. leave
me alone"
The royal trmper waxcd hot at this.
Sir, she cried, come out at once The
queen, whose subject YOU are, commands
you"
lie obeyed Immediately. Entering the
room she designated. he sat down in sill
ence' For long time nothing WIS said.
The queen was he first to break the sill
cnCe.
Albert, she said, speak to me-"
Does the queen command it?" he
asked
NO" she answered, throwing her arms
around his neck, your wife begs it.
The sun arose again in Windsor.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

GIVEN Up BY DOCTORS" Is it possible
that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at work, and
cured by so simple remedy"
assure you it is true that he is entire
ly cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave
him up and said he must dier'
"Well-a-day! That's remarkable! | Twill
go this day and get some for NV poor
George, know hops are good
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
Phila., Viii. & Balt. r. r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SOUTHWARD.

Onand after MONDAY. DecemUerl 10 ISL sundays
excepted trains viii leave follows
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j.&B,B &F., AND v. RAILROAD
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS NORTH.

On and after MONDAY, June 10th, 1881. SUNDAYS
exceptedl trains will run as follows:
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JANUARY.
FEBRUARY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

All Heavy Freight intended to be hauled to Boat
Sy our Teams should he rc'~'Tted NJ Office the
HlEht previous a. 90: ."-."
ANY small Fac
C4Ige al least two huul>
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AGENTS.
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent bower.
Gc0. " HWiGns NctrGrE T. 4 Eo,y;ox I,,j,y,,c,i,
Gen. L. M0npy Dr. (fty I,tyn,j II. U;,II,y = e
D. 5. H0gHgtDH SInyrHa Iohu r. Ua,,,L, JGn(j
4. JrcksOH. Jr LdmdsH J,,rJ IT. L1t,r S,,1,,
jas. y. indcrsOR FFe,isrjct n 2 y,ot,,ja, I.,, ,
Rc1l00r Williams Mii}ord J,l1gCS D.y1rr UJtlo 10"
W'@@'gc .H0'ie Fstto" H. r. HdgdmOB fyr Io1s,,
I'd HnrrtDg0H FdrmiD0t0n SySycr
James A TQndyLe Chestert1uu M
,. Joha F. NGatre onsJoroD.h MI
Jeremidh Il. FIfcier, Preston Bfd -
CharkS LoNins, BtrLn Nd q" Di''
Vim O. bicEinso1,, Pocoo,otr Cuy M
hH6UstneSS commm6cotjonaS afEYccSsgyt,
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec,y,
March d. 1850. Dn,.v,,
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Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On @ad after MONDAY. January 3. 1881. tsundays
eHeePted) trains will run as follows
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

Freight received in 4.i2.3 gAs. OIL
Tuesday until leaving -iu.c. al~o ii
day Thursday. and kri.ay until
leaving time.
JE. TYGERT 4 co.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

How SHE FEEDS IT.-A female rat had
the misfortune to be caught alive in
Philadelphia trap nOt long ago, and the
following day she presented her captor
with five small pledges One of these
escaped and ran into bottle from which
1t could not get out owing to the
smoothness Of its prison walls. There ii
was found, and the old rat and bottled
young one were placed together in cage.
Since that time the mother has fed her
offspring by dropping bits of food down
tho neck Of the bottle and quencaed its
thirst by sticking into the same orifice her
tail dripping with water from the pan pro-
vided for her own use
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

lr WAS THE HAT.-Thosc who have
been 50 unfortunate as 10 sit behind one
OF those large "cartwheel hats now 50
fashionable with the ladies, will appreciate
the following
sat behind her at ;he play
They said il was OiheIlu:
But who appeared or how twas done
We'll, ask some other fellow.
knew an overture was PLAYED
q ne same they played last season:
And later. people cried encore :"
4 do hot know the reason
heard sweet, enIrCaung voice
stCd shrek groan-a
Short silence that take it, marked
The death of Desdcmona
But this was ali; ! simply write
These line as a reminder
To some one that lost the play
Because sat behind her
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
Abstract Of Statement, 1850.

DIRECTORS:
GEORGE W. CUMMINS President.
IN. ~. " iScnuIy' Dr. Henry Ridgcly,
S'llL l. loHecHcf. Charles NJ. Wharton.
IeoISt I NJ ~; ,9Hi1hty John ". CSusey.
'n'o" " ililaH!e' "i Stafford, EX-GOV James POLdt!
WM DENNEY, JK, Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11
N E T TING
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MES AND Pom,

Parti"s nrlreiaq ~.
the ln-ra I 49,.
Nra..'. lr-tn.rt r..
Scln" j. ~ g. l0D .a..
when p,l .- .- ...,
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" hOOnlmT.MLIuLI

Prepared by D.. j. c. Ne. I G.
Ptacti,.I and AuAl,iI, ~ tf..
LcNe., n'6s
SOLD BY An uLt D"r-I- '.-... '----
Smyrna times., 1882-01-11

Smyrna (Rothwelrs Landingl and Pier Q,
Race Street Wharves, Philadelphia,
National Republican., 1882-09-05
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransactIons Mt the Various Dis.
triet Offices.


The animal report of the coroner shows that
tn, re were 567 cases acted upon-l6S white and
3g9 colored. OF these there were 3lS males and
2I9 females; IA cases of su eide, hOmicides, and
% infanticides occurred.
delegation has called upon the Commissioners
asking that hydrant be erected on street,
between First and Second streets northwest
The coroner viewed forty.siX bodies during
August. There were three suicides.
Among the annual reports submitted to the
ner, inspector of flour, Lyng-in Asylum. St.
AIMS Infant Asylum, and Children'S Hospital.
e R se he no's sndo cc@
troller assessor collector of taxes, attorney
Inspector of gas and meters, harbor- master, sealer
OF weights and measures, Engineer. Commissioner,
police department, fire department, school board
health oilccr, Inspector of wood (3) inspector Of
pus c2uoI Of sai pOFk
Colonel Rockwell, bridges, police court, commits
sioncr Of sinking, fund, Womens Christian Asso-
cation Industrial HOME School, German Orphan
Asylum, and Government Asylum for Insane.
Building permits were issued sue y Syssterday to John
Brooks TO make repairs at 222 Fifth street south
pairs al 1907 and 1000 D street northwest, to cost
$3.50 II. L. Wood to make repairs at 4s7 Maryland
avenue northeast to cost seo2 a, ,,ta Behrend, Ito to
northwest, to cost 600; X. EichoIn, to build two
dwellings on X street, between First and North
Fi,her and E. j. Carpenter, 10 build three brick
dwellings on q street. between Second and Third
streets northeN I, to cost 81 800.
Lien certificates have been Issued on squares
| 4i7 and ZIG.
The advertised list of delinquent taxpayers has
be II published in pamphlet form, making book
OF 3i3 pages which any tax payer can get by call.
| ing at the collectors otiice.
| The Tux receipts, as given In certified statement
| between the months of July and August for the
| fiscal year Of 1882 and the corresponding mouths
of the current fiscal year shows rs follows: Colec-
tions In July for fiscal year 1882 were St0,5I6,69
| August of same year, s3i 9O6; making s75, 60
collections In July for fiscal year ending June
1853, s4i,G6S07 and for August, Just passed, $40,
iccions thus far this year of sl6307G6, gain Of 2
per cent. oh the collections Of two months If th'
| same percentage should be continued, the eXres
Of the present over last year would bc $500 ~
National Republican., 1882-09-05
LOCAL BASEBALL.
The Pressmen Defeat ti,e Clerks of the
Government Printing Onice.

large crowd was present yesterday afternoon
to witness game Of base ball between the clerks
and pressmen of the Government Printing Office
at the corner of Eleventh and II streets northeast
The game was quite an interesting one, aud there
was good batting on both sid,s. large and
handsome bouquet was presented to Mr.. Harry
Costello of the clerks nine, for his excellent bat.
ting and runs scored. Aher a close contest the
prcssmen cdme oil victorious by score, of 10
10 10 The mines were composed as follows
Clerks: Costello, LIST b.. Rounds, s. S.; Post, p;
Smith, % b.; Holder c.; Twombly, C. f., Mitchell,
r. f.; Crownse Si b.; Berthrong, l. f.
Freshmen NOone, c.; Brown, p; Thomas, lst b.;
Noel ID b.; Pichiyonn, 81 b. Denham, s. S., Lang,
!. f.; Titman, C. f.; Dnuphan, r. f.
The CreScentS and Potomacs played spirited
game of e-bail yesterday, which resulted in
victory for the latter by a score of Is to l3.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
The Sinrnria Fnir.

The commissioners for the State Of Massachu.
sets met las: evening at the rooms Of the Garfield
fair committee at the Ebbtt House aud organized
as follows: 5. L. Fauuce, chairman, and A, C.
Floyd, secretary. After some routine business
matters had been arranged a programme was
mapped out forthe future; I; i. pJhesty and L b.
Joseph q. Hin declined 10 se:ve. The board then
adjourned to meet on Friday next at the same
Fduucc, A. C. Floyd, W. S, Eaton, H. II Par.
mener, B, s. Pike T. b. George, L. y, Doheriy,
A meeting of the directors will be held 10 night.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
A S.or,ny Voyara.

The British brig Rowena, I. W. Read, master,
arrived at Litlehelds wharf yesterday morning
from Trinidad with $50 tons of crude asphalt con.
signed to a. l. Barber, and from the appearance
Of the vessel she has had a very stormy voyage.
south of bermuda, aud In longitude 74o, latitude
2So 4l, that fot time threatened 70 sink the YES.
sci. Her mass snapped like pipe'stefns and
gale had subsidized somewhat the captain succeeded
In rigging jury masts aud getting some sails bent
with which she came into the bay, where the lua
m
National Republican., 1882-09-05
In rnyor of \ Broad Cali.

The Washington REPUBLICAN earnestly desires
that the National Republican Committee shall
extend its next call for a convention to Gll who
choose to cooperate with the Rspublcans in re:
sistng Bourbon restoration. IN 1875 the eiltor OF
iHE RypppLIcAN penned sipilar phrase In tie
call for the convention of that year II invited Re-
publ Leans and ali who would cooperate with
theIn 10 choose the delegates who should nomi-
nate the candidate That clnuse Is good enough,
but II would acquire new emphasis II addressed TO
"all who are opposed TO the restoration OF the
Of none besides the Bourbons who would object to
this broad iuyi alton Brooklyn JnlOR and argus.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
The It.liup.Amer,ean Society.

An adjourned meeting of the Society of Italian
American residents who are raising fund for a
monument to their great compatriot, Garibaldi,
was held last night at Marni's Hall, Dr. Verdi
presiding. The Italian Society "unione Fra.
tellGuza," of this city, has resolved 10 join with
this asSOciat ion and will parade Oh Thursday
The society pas ed resolution thanking Secretary
Chandler for his kindness i'll turning ont the
of the procession Will be from Marini's Hall
through Ninth 10 + street, thence to Fifteenth,
through Pennsylvania avenue to The iolt OF the
Capitol countermgrChing 10 Seventh, and thence
TO the SchuetZsn Park.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
p,o,.,,rt sTu,ic.le.

There was pleasant reunion of musical people
at the residence Of Mr. Herndon Morsel on NJ street
last night, Among those who participates were
Me,srs' John O. puah, W. II. Burnett, II. A. kohr,
s. H. Witherow J. a. O Heald, W. A. Widney,
Ham Adams, William Waldecker, and Harry Q,
Sherman 1t may well bc Imagined that these
gentlemen made some excellent music, agd tina :
most enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. MorSell
rrovei to be hospitabie entertainer as well as
a pnId singer
National Republican., 1882-09-05
co,o ,i,c awI,,,mIug BchooI.

Tie Swimming School Continues open. The
season has been q very good one especially in the
instruction department, which is now unusually
brisk. New scholars are daily recruited among
the returning wanderers from the sea- shore, e."
pecally among the ladies wEo have nveh pad
ousIy aiar oil tneir more favored friends who
learned to swim early in the season, Instruction
norance OF swimming will be inexcusable in a
Washingionian OF either sex. The general admit
tance charge for remainder Of the season has
benn fixed al tMentY- five cents.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
rI,cntre CnnInne.

good audience was present at the Comique
last night and from the frequent applause It was
evident that they were greatly pleased with the
programme rendered. The new faces appearing
this week are those of Senator Charles L. Banks,
q burnt cork philosopher and col ored contortion-
ist who made his debut in a roaring afterpieee
called "swGmp6odle JusHee.n The whole pro.
gramme was well received and gave Evidence Of
what Manager snellbaket can do as caterer oi
pubic amusement,
National Republican., 1882-09-05

The temperance meeting at Bud Eaglesons tent
!u Uniontown last evening was largely attended.
fine choir under the leadership of Professor viii.
lam II. Boyd, rendered several very appropriate
selections. Stirring temperance addresses were
made by William i, Hurt, esq., James Lee, Thomas
B MHTcne, aud Others. II wns announced that
Hon. ". ". oyrick, of Bueps Vista, Col, and
others Of that State will address the meeting to.
morrow evening. There were upward OF forty
slguers 10 the pledge.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
MIR. DayIs Not seriously injured.

1t was reported around town last night that Z.
0. Davis, the man who was SO badly cat on the
Glee Club excursion, had died from
the effects Of his Wounds. A RErubkIc4N reporter
wont 10 Mr. DaYis's house last hght 70 hnd Out me
was not dead and that no serious consequences
were apprehended from his wounds, The doctor
does not think that his cyesght Will be injured.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
AWAITING TRIAL.
Five Murdercrs aud Thirty or Forty Other /
Crimtnnis for ahe Next Term.

Five Murdercrs nnd Thirty or Forty Other
Crimtnnis for ahe Next Term.
As soon ns the star route trial is concluded the
District Attorneys Office will be kept busy. Colo
mel Corkhill Is at present away summeriny, and
Mr.. Hugh T. Taggart is in charge REPUBLICAN
reporter yesterday strolled into the office and
asked that gentleman what the prospects were for
q busy fall term In the criminal court. Mr.. Tag
gart said there we FIVE murderers awaiting trial.
John Anderson, who murdered Carr last Decem-
ber Nick Miles. who shot Mrs. Connor last Jam
uary; A. c. sotcldo, who murdered his brother
Chtlstlana Taylor, who killed the Fisher children,
and who Is waiting new trial, and Charles shaw,
who murdered his sister, and on whom sentence
OF death has been passed. Is waiting to try and get
the court In general term to reverse 1t. Besides
these there are some
THIRTY.FIvE OR FORTY CRIMINALS
who have been committed from the police court.
About fifteen of them nrc housebreakers, who
have been convicted under the new law, the bal
ance are awaiting trial for second ofense OF
petty larceny, grand larceny, receiving stolen
property, assaul,ing police Officers, assault with
Int, mt TO kill, and enbezzlcment, The murderel s
n d the bulk Of these cases could all have been
tried by this time had not the star-routc trial
blocke the wheels of justice. When thing IL,
sumo thor usual course, Messr' Taggart, Moore
ard Irvine. OF the district attorneys Office, will be
kent on the lump,
National Republican., 1882-09-05
Driyer's Summer Garden.

George Driver has evidently put up job with
the Weather Bureau to keep the thermometer up
among the nincties, so that people must come 10
his popular summer garden TO keep cool; but
then he does the FUR thing by offering tirs-class
entertainment when they get there. The COM
pHny this week includes Messrs.. Baker ana At
wood AMI Misses Jeffreys, lie Breton, Bessie
Beach, and Amelia Sunlmefvjlle, together with
Messrs. Melrose and Melville. who made big hit
lust week.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
"A hox nrnsymed.

A colored boy named Benjamin James, years
old, living in the alley between Eleventh and
Twelfth ahd ard U streets northwest, was yester.
day dtownei In Rock Creek near DaVis's stone
quarry while Bathing. The water was very high
aud the body has not yet been recovered.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
Ahner,s Garden.

At AbneFs Sumner Garden the same concert
company which has been attracting large crowds
during the past two weeks with its excellent music
Coplnues this week. Herr Conrad, Professor
Sawyer, and Madame Deauman have made very
favorable impression upon the lrequenters of that
attest
National Republican., 1882-09-05

But a week remains aud the 0riole will spread
its wings over the royal city Of Baltmore-the city
favored by His Royal Hirhncss Cecilins TO spe'
men,s aie being rapidly completed, and by tue
opening day all III be IN readiness aud the wheel
of Festivities will rcvolve. The landing of Cecilius
the City linll, where the mayor will be sworn
aud the transferring of the keys of the city to His
Highness will lie very imposing: After receiving
pntch heralds ~ all points within the limits IN
forming all that Cec,lins has possession Of the
royal rity The police and other public officers
wifi be held in command of the royal court, with
instructions to obey all wishes Of Ills Lordship
TO all who wish to attend the festivities of the
roynl stay, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
perfected ample arrangements for oil, and Will
run special fast trains at hours 70 suit all The
rate OF one fare for the round trip is only one Of
the many recognized features Of this popular road.
National Republican., 1882-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
: rnar.nrr1cE NnrIcE.

N.Y. POST-OFFICE NOTICE
Foreign Mails for the week ending September will
close at this Office rs follows; - .,.....,,,,,
Wisconsin, Via Q1eenstown letters Tor Germany,
6c must be directed :" per Wlscons.n tat ~ y =.
M for EpToge PER stsssmshn ~ ths ES Se 9re
town and Port Limon per steamship Bellyeri at
7.so p m. Tor Honduras and Livingston, via New
wTD%TsDAY.-Atlo 10 n. m. for Europe, per steam.
ship Scythia, via Queenstown Qettets for France
Sss Fraace ee dTGe sef'eq per per It, German va
Havre; at 10 a, m. for the Netherlands direct per
for the Windward Islands, per steamship Flambor-
ough; nt GSg p ~. tor Newfoundland ana St
THfURsDKY.-Ai 1880 a. M for .Europe per steam
sh Re ublc, via Queenstown Qett.rs for Germany
and trnnce must be directed per Repnbnc y hi IL IL
Ruevia via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Ham urS
etler for Great Britain and 9lhsr Ep opecn m o cSpn IN
p. m, for Cuba aid .Por'o Rlco, per steam; p
fonndand. per steamship Gamma.
sATURDAY.-At 10 q. m. for Jamaica, per steam
sSp CITY Of Rome, via Queenstown (leters for Ger
many and Scotland must be directed per CITY OF
Hone at II p n for MermHny Te;lsp S psp elte,s
must be direcleI "per Neckar"l: at =. m; for
cow az ~ M. FOR Belgium direct per stesushie
heelnnd, via Antwerp; a i;sO y m for Cnoa ana
Malls for China aud Jni M, per steamship CITY OF
RIO de Janciro via san Erenr,seG fiosg zan
isnd Is sandwch p % and Ij Fl Is islads Der Steamship
Australia, via San Francisco, close September i6~
aThe Schedule OF closes Of transPaciac mails Is
arranged on the basis OF uninterrupted overland
transit TO San Francsco Malls from tie east aTriv-
VI ''e'"''' HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
s~zsyp TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT