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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-22

ID AGS, bones. old iron, etc; full weights
IN and full prices warranted,
last JOHN PELEGRIN, 129 Beal st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-22
TAKEN UP.

A PALE red COW. ; alf crsp in right ear,
n split in left, aud one white and blue 90 :
with a letter on her side; over slope IN left
ear owner will call and get them.
W. J. TT DALI,
Colonel Eaton's Place, Cow avenue,
us III 2 miles south OF Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-22

T0 rent cottage, 6 or s rooms. on street car
i line. Adore, A, this tfice. IA ll9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-22

E0UR or five energetic sgent to solicit for
L the Equitable Building Association, who
can furnish good reference. Apply at Office
Of general agent. No S Madison treet. l43l54
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-22
FOR SALE

ONE spring wagon and TIVE country wagons
" for sa e, at 5 GABAY's, agent. 100
and Gil Shelby street. Ntf
National Republican., 1882-08-07
CATHOLIC CELEBRATION.
Interesting Services mt ST. AIoysIus nn'
-. Dominates Churches.

St. DOnltnte'h Churcnch.
on Sunday last was tho anniversary OF tho birth
Of lguatus Loyala the founder Of the order Of
Jesus, and yesterday coming within the octave Of
that event was appropriately observed ut St.
Aloy'ius Church, which is under the control OF
the Jesuit brotherhood. The altar was claborately
decorated with choice cut flowers ana potted
plants. Solemn high mass was celebrated at IL
o'clock. Rev. Father Toner, s. j., being the cele.
brnnt Rev. Father Conu'y, j. g., of Woodstock
College, the deacon, and Rev. Mr. Gillespie, s. j.,
the subdeocon. The music was exceptionally
good, La llasche's mass being sung by Miss Liv.
ingston, soprano; Mrs. DR.. Kimball and Miss
Nyllie Eichhorn, contrali; Mr.. John o. Pugh,
tenor, aud Mr.. Frank ~. Pearson, bass. Mr
William Waldockcr presided Mt the organ.
ST. DoNiSIC's CHURCH
The Felst of st. Dominic was celebrated at st.
Dominic's Church. South Washington, yesterday
at IL o'clock, with grand solemn High Mass,
cclebrant, Rov. Father Spencer; deacon, Father
Call; sub-deacon, Father Edelin. A most elo-
qucnt sermon was preached by Rev. Father Hor.
gan, who recalled the many crowning virtues Of
the patron saint Of the Dominican order, and OK
ample of this holy man IN their daily lives:
Tho Mess rendered. by the fill cnoir Of
tho church was Giorzus. Immediately pre-.
cediny the Gospel the "Sit Nomen DOmini" "
was sung and the AVE MaiiJ" wus most
effectively rendered by Mr. Kocchling, Professor
J: F. IL. Bos presiding ut the organ. At the con-
cluSon Of the services the members of the choir
the Dominican Fathers NherI they. were most
Hospitality entertained, rs n sli sht token of the
appreciation given t. their arduouS work in pre-
pairing for the music of the day.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
More About Rank Injustice.


In your issue of the 18th instant you refer to the
appointment by Commissioner Loring of +. w.
Ayres, confederate, as special agent of the
Agricultural Department In Saturdays is ue
your correspondent, Section 175i," gives pnr.
tal history of the oicinl life of Mr.. Ayres and b
wife. Permit Inc to add q short chapter that Mr.
Lcring may be more fully Informed US to the an
tecedents of this special pet of ccriain Republi-
can (O Senators AMI Repre- entatives. Before this
man Ayrcs secured position in The Post Office
Department and during the last proSiden iul
campaign, he held a clerEshp in the War Depart
ment, from which he was dismissed for his bitter
denunciations of the Administration and the
sanierJus articles he was constantly publish
ing against the Republican. presidential
candidate, General Garfield. Previous to this hc
was employed in the United States Senate under
Mr.. Bright, Democratic Sergeant-nt. Arms, who
summarlly discharged him for the yi!ely abusiv.
language which he, in presence Of other employees
of the Senate, and in tones loud enough to be
overheard by the Senator himself, used against
Senator Ingals. Did n maimcd eX-Un!on soldier
ever get silch persistent, effective help from any
Of our public men MS has been given to this ex-
confederate AMI B,ucban by Mr.. Plumb and Mr..
Anderson, Of Kansas, and Mr.. Hill, of Colorado?
1t Is shameful. EY-SoLDfER.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
MR.. s.oyiI,c Wants N Divorce.

A dispatch from Chicago announces that Mrs.
ScoyilIe, of Guiteau nooriety, on Saturday filed
in the circuit court bill for divorce against her
hus and, all, gpg as n cause cruelty on two sept-
ate occasions, and passi mate anger on his lnrt.
The dispatch says that ler husband claims sho Is
Influenced by int rested outsiders and has real
tachcd TO The Proceedings. After the repeated
statements mad, OH several occasions by butn Mr..
and Mrs. ScUyl.le that Immediately after the exc
ru.ion Of Guiieau both sides would commit n g
dly'rct proceedings II seems strange that Mr.
Scovllls should IN any way resist ths snit. Mr.
hung TIC could obtain such prof that no could
i'm led a,cly obtain divorce. Mrs. Scprille said
TIE same thing. The whole proceedings are very
consistent with the Sco,ilie Guitcau family.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TranSaciIons ut the Various Dis
tr:ct DfEcek.


A delegation of residents OF the county had an
interview with Lieutenant Greene, Assistant En-
gineer Commissioner, Saturday in relation to the
extension of the Wheeler road. They were in.
formed that there was no appropriation the
road canno; be opened.
The superintendent Of the Wa hin ;ton Asylum
hos applied to the mmssi 'nerS for rurbiny and
b.icks % aya sidewalk In the front Of the asylum
grounds on Nineteenth street.
The new public school blilding Mt Tenuall y
town is now being fitted up for the nextisession.
The license agent Saturday swDre out four war
rants against different hackmcn for failure to OBJ
tain license.
The District Commissioners have ordered TINT
sl,2G0 lie paid TO the treasurer of tie Cbildren's
Hospital, I. r. Mcfiuire on account OF expens S of
last quarter Mt that hospital.
The omDliSsiDners on Saturday informed Mr..
GhOrse Mattingly of their acceptance of his prop.
otion to sell lots 3D. 60. 81. and GO, square 495.
northeast corner of Sixth and streets southwest,
as n site for one Of the new school buildings.
a. \. Stewart was on saturday granted permit
10 erect residence on Eleventh street, between
q and streets, to cost $1,000
Major Morgan says there is 10 truth in the ru-
NOR that the accounts of the lac George a. Cas-
well, commissioner of the Washin gton Asylum,
we're short
National Republican., 1882-08-07
IL Il POssjbsc?

1t is admitted BY the Democracy in some Sc
ons of tho state, that the election law is fram,
more in the interest of fraud than fairness" 1t
was enacted by the Democratic party In order to
defraud of their votes those, who In the exercise
OF their constitutional Iigh g. voted against this
party and by such fraud to hold OH to office Is II
possible thai tho honest people OF Alabama will
voe with II party who would enact laws, AMI IN
tinue them ON the statutes books by wl,c.l party
advantages aio gained By fraud?-HuntsrR'e, l4ia.)
.idrDcats
National Republican., 1882-08-07
AmsrIcnn nrrIon orMonor.

Thesupreme deputy commander n. Demongeot,
Organized and Instituted council on Saturday
night called the Federal Council" The follow =
iug officers were elected: Watson ]. Newton, pa t
commander; DR., s. G. Bancroft, commander; W
Y. PaTtclo, ce.commander; i. NJ. stolber, sCc'
NJ. D.. treasure aud medical eXaminlr; Benz lmi I
Eugtl, guide Il, ~ l.. Partelo warden, and Lori
tnschtt, chaplain, This Is the eleventh council
iLsti,ue under the auspices OF the Supr me
Council aud will prOblb y be the last In taJ Di,,
tr'cl. As already undo stood. the Grand Counc
will be organized the 18th Of the mo ltn.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
InJus,,.e 10 srr. McMicaael,

TO the Editor of THE REpuBLIcAN;
The a.Lirie in THE REPUBLICAN Of Saturday
morning Is utterly false, 50 far as am concerned.
! was never inLeres cd in the Agents Protect Q
Union " in any way have had no connection
with the National Printing Company since De =
cember /. 1851, until August l, whon, after Weil-
man disappeurcd, purchased and removed tie
fixture, OF the Office. While connected with said
company l had no Knowledge of tho "Agenls
Protective Union" aud do not now know t! o
manHcr Vt carrying on the same.
w. C. MCMICHAEL
National Republican., 1882-08-07
A BIG FUNERAL,
Three Thousand People Present mt the
Ob.cnnles OF Mr~. Fred. DougInxs.

Obtcuu1es OF Yrs. Ereu. DOugtass.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Murray Douglass
wife of Hon. Frederick Douglass, wh) died last
Friday from paralysis, took place yesterday after-
noon at her husbands residence, Cedar Hill,
Unlontown. The ceremonies were conducted by
Rev. DR.. william Waring, formerly of Ohio,
pastor Of Derean Baptist Church, who preached
eloquent rmon, taking his text from tho
beautiful pa able of the wise-nn foolish yir rims
The funeral was very largely attended inde ed,
there being pre- cnt fully three thou and persons
ut least on5-third OF whom were white friends OF
the great orator aud his lamented companion.
Tho remains were followed to the grave, which Is
in Grace Cemetery, beyond the northwestern
boundary OF Washington, by
NEARLY AN HUNDRED CARRIAGES
and was accompanied by great number OH foot,
who plodded along under the blazing sun 10 do
honor to their loved friend. Tnc pail bearers
were ex-senator Blanche X Bruce. James Worm
ley, John +. Coos, Robert Parker, Il. D. Wo 'ds,
anil DIR. Green. Among the many present Were
Hon. George Z. Smi h, cx Senator of Mississippi {;
Professor Greoner, Hon. Robert Smalls, of south
Carolina: Hon. JOhn Il. Lynch, of Mississippi (;
Colonel Perry Carson. and other representative
colOrcl men. Mrs Douglass, who was 60 Yeas OF
age, was born IN Maryland, in the same neighbor.
bUod with Mr.. Douglas of iiee parch S. She be =
came engaged to her future hli$b uni when ho
was still u slave, bit he declare / that ho won d
never marry in slavery, 30 she wait ID until he
ran away and then joined him in Nav York city,
where they were IN lrritd.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
Ahner,. Snnmcr Gnr,isn.

The corophone and 2yIophone, euphonious in
name and sound, will continue this week to
delight the audiences at Abner's Summer Garden,
under the mastery touch of Professor Sawyer.
Mr.. J. W. Fagin, the popular basso, will also re-
main, while added to tiese will be tho attractive
mezzo-s -soprnnI Mrs. Bo ,uman, who, with her
melodious voice, has sung herself into the go ID
gracs of every audicnce wherever she has
peAr.l in public. The weeks p ospecls for fist
Glass cnU rtuiniuents AT Abucr's are thus We ALL
sDiciOuS.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
ni..iannrx nssciinr-

Tamlins NJ. +. Church Missionary Society held
its regular monthly meeting yesterday arernvon
at 4 p. M. Mrs $. NJ. linrsock, president; jacob
Shndell, secretary; Joseph Quinter, treasurer.
Oliver Go'dsmith's works were contributed by
the pr sdrut TO the clGss giving the largest amount
for the month 10 The society. Amer being sad
III. book Is 10 be placed in tho Sunday 'sch0ol
llpiary. Mr. Wm. II. prOctor's class cOn'ri 'Itc /
the largest amount. Hon. Hyatt J, Smith. Of
Brloklyn, gave very eloquent and soul-stirring
address, followed by some remarks from the Hon.
Nj. Hill, OF New Jersey, and the Rev. Mr.. Pierce,
y. D., presiding elder Of Chattanooga district,
HulslOn NJ, L, conference,
National Republican., 1882-08-07
Theatre Co,niaue.

The co and airy Thearc Com!que Summer
Garden Will abound In gryat at ractons this we, k.
There Will be the sterling nelodrAmatic artists,
Miss Minnie Oscar Gray ana Mr.. W. 4. SteI hens
with Hero and Zp, their mmUus aiucd d. Us, in
the thrilling and effective drama Saved from the
Storm" an olio VI unsurpassed excellence; Flor
enre Mcdonald, The fHvOrite among song and
dhnco art,ss the wonderful Egyptian Jngger.
Melon, aud many othsr greater and Lesser stars Of
tue artistic world,
National Republican., 1882-08-07
Funeral of cannonccr sutton.

Cannoneer William Sutton, of the District Artil-
lery, who was Injured on the Fourth of July, led
al Provi, once Hospital on Saturday of a conges-
tive chill, after undergoing II surgical operation
lie was buried yesterday with military escort, de-
tlle from the bat cry of which the deceased wa
II member. The cutiiu was drapcd with the United
States flag, nd there was an abundance of floral
tributes. Tnree volleys were rcl over his gra se.
Mr.. ]. Il. Wriylt Wus the undertaken.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
Ovrrionded Cnr..

Major King, the cruelty TO animals man, reports
that last evening when the boats arrived at the
town Railroad were overloaded, as usual, AMI
YES tue condition OF The following cars; Close
% took OF ~ pasSeugGls being 81 more than u
open oar lu3 h - 30 passen :crs, being ~ more thA
could b. sll G;o,e car t. had IS passengers
close ear o. l.u 3S passengers, and open car lDi
had 10 passengers.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
She Cau,d.,, S,no Than

On Saturday evening u respectable mid'llo.aged
lady rushed into the Baltimore and Ohio dcTot,
and In wild State Of cNcitemen. Informed the by.
st ,udtrs that her dau.h htpr who was employed in
me Government Printing once, EHd vlOpcd with
u clerk in the War Department, and would deplrt
Oh the evening TIN II. She ask Il assistance t1 stop
nothing could re done to arrest her on the roman.
tic step she had takcn.
National Republican., 1882-08-07

Wanted plenty ofhelp to gel I'D
of our still immense stock pre-
viOus to removing into our Hand
some New Building.
II is impossible for us TO men,
tiOn all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
DrIrcr,. snmmer Garden.

Drivers Garden hrs met with unin'errupt d
sue e'cs thus far, both In point Of excellence Of
nluact'ons ,rered and the large attendance Sc
cur, d. Even the rainy evenings of Gst week c0ull
hot its pAirJIs from their accustomed visits
10 their ayurIie resort, aud now that rather Up.
prrssyely hot week is IN prospect. this gtrcea
Will be eagerly so lght as an admirable place fJr
10Th comfort and pleasure.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
TnA NniinnuI nl,ira

Acaled meeting Of the National liiiles was held
at their armory, on saturday evening, to iur her
consider the question Of n lip 10 Cape Mry. 1t
was stated thai information had beon received
that the, Marine Band would be unable 10 Uols!m
l. ave OF ubSenre lu make the trip, and the ma Ivr
WAS .stpOue'i until further cif1r.s are m de TO
secure the services OF the baud. Should the Corps
BIZ successful in this direction, they propose 10
visit Cape May. y. j., for u weeks encanp.nent.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
Pnnishlllcst.

Last Sunday, as all Austin clergyman was
vending his way TO the sanctuary, he saw q boy
with fishing pole over his shoulder going in all
po,ite direction. " DO II YOU kn w You are a
punish yon ?" "Yes, sir; st summer he made
me so ~ SUNDAY. school tMice.''-Ieras Silinls.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
nlRe ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
Concerning the construction of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

Concerning the construction of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanic of established reputation and all reputa-
BILE manufacturers OF vess Is steam engines to lers
ordI ICE, having or controlling regular establish
lishmens and being engaged N the business, all otIl-
of the Navy, and especially n naval construc-
tors steam ei gine and ordnarc. officers OF the
Navy, aving plans models. or designs of any YES.
sells, of any at thereof of the classes authorized
by the naval appropriation act of August lSS sub
nit plans, moGe's, ami designs the Naval Ad
visory Board. directed to be Organized by the Secre
tary the Navy under the provisions ofsad act for
his advice aud assistance in the designing and CON
sruGing of said vessels In order that the same may
be examined by said Board in accordance with the
prov iIions OF said act
The vessels authorized by said act are to be two In
number, to be constructed OF steel OF domestic manu-
fcture, having, near may be, tensile strength
Of than sixty thousand pounds to the square
inch aud ductillty In eight inches of not less than
twenty-five Yer centum; TO bo provided with full sail
and full steam power, and 10 be OF the highest attain
able speed, and adapted to be armed with suitable
ents. dcscribtd in said act and is be of
not less than five thousand more than six thou.
sand tons displacement, and the Other of notless than
forty-three hundred nor more than forty-scven hun.
dred tons displacement.
Said plans models, and &c igns should be submitted
within the period of sixty day after UGUST2O 1872
and should be transn i,ed to the Navy Department
Washington. d. C.
The Department will, upon application, forward
cop les cfso much of the naval appropriation act us
relates TO said v, sses, and will answer all letters of
inquiry and furnish all de ,irCd In iicn on the
subject. WILLIAM L. CHANDLER,
SECRETARY of the Navy.
MY MY DEPARTMENT. wAsHiSeTos' August', 1852
SpTTT, ~, DINTCIy -
National Republican., 1882-08-07

We have OH hand about 10 ca s.
beautiful Lawns at 3 cts.
About 1900 pieces White Go IS
of every description. These o
have reduced to the cost of r.
portation, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsultp
Shccting, tcn-Guarter wide, riir-
ming in length from one to ten
yards, ut about 25 cts. per yard
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
LOCAL MENTION.
nYSrEPSYA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: have until re-
Gently suffered with dyspepsia
nearly ell my life, and a, tim 81
bad that everything ate disagreed
with me, besides had & eat op-
preston and hraviness about the
stomach. Now, after taking two
bottles of Browns Iron Bitter, can
eat anything all the heavy
feeling has left, and already
think It has done me more good
than any medicine ever tried.
Respectfully,
National Republican., 1882-08-07
The sundry civil Appropriation nln.a

As 1t finally passed b III Hou'es Saturday even
ing contains the appropriation Originally Inserted
by the Senate) Of s}00,0O0 to lpuTcEasc site and
commence The erection tiereon Uf public bu Id.
ing in Brooklyn. Senate amendments were also
retained In the bill alpropriating for public build
inGs at Wiliamspoit, Pa.; Sc anton, Pa; Mar
quettc, Mich. Chicago Ill. Abingdon, Va. Har-
risonbu:g, Va; and Leavenwortl,, Kan. TIL Sem
nte amendment providing for the erection of
new building for the Pension Bureau in Washing
ton by a,p-opriaing $1,000 in addition 10 the
unused approximation made last year Of $4,000 is
lnodi fed by ron!ning the provision 10 q roappro
priaiion ofthe sum last mtntioncd. prJviso is
udd, that the entire Of the site and building
shall not exceed 100000. The Senate amend
ment apprOpriating S75.O0) for the erection OF
new Naval Observatory was stricken out by
ions. 10 king to the purchase OF ,piop,ry
contiguous to the Norfolk navy-yard for tue
construction Of u wet dLck; nlprpria'ing
te The dry d." at the Pens, Col ma yys d. and ap
nioprint ny $4,000 for II 9uay; y;Mat A. me New
London (Conn.l navy ard. The bill as passed
appropriate $4,000 ,or ennple ing The ses;wall
fra dry.d cs at Mare Island navy -yari; S2UO,C0)
| for Il c urcha,c of additional beef for Indians;
SAY 800 for n quarterma trr AMI cUnmssary depot
at 81. Paul MIMI; sSS.0JO for tho completion of
lariacks and erection of officers quarters at F0't
1eYenworth Kan. Tho appropriation Tor the
Signal Service was fully compromised at $50 0OO.
Tho House also agreed 10 the Senate amendment
nppropriatng S25 0O to deiray tie expenses of re-
moving the remains OF licutenant: Commander
d. Log and his companions 10 the United States.
Tn, appropriation made by the bi!l fur public
printing and binding is s2.4OOOOO. The senate
receded from the amendment by which that body
proposed to restrict the printing of the .bates in
Congress TO remarks and speeches 'ac ua ly deli
cred and nothing Sc" Consequently Tho nrm-
b rs Of the Honsi Of Representatives may cou-
tinue to print their prepared speeches ud IIi!tn.
National Republican., 1882-08-07
LOUIS A. RICHARDSON.
JuxIrzR WATER on eraught at sha:er's. 1910 F
Spcer's Wine Endorsed by the Faculty of
New York.

street.
Spcer's Wine Endorsed by the Faculty OF
New York.
NEW YORK.
We, the undersigned committee OF physicitns it-
Guesied examine into the merits und rep IT upon
the Wines OF Alfred Spcer. have given our special
attention to bis Port Crane Wit @, and do report
upon his Port Grape Wine made from the Oporto
Grape, grown in his own vineyard, as follows:
Frst-rne Wine Is strictly pnrc. Srcond-It is
very acceptable IN favor Third-lt is pulatable
and hNs rich body.
First-We are ali satisfied Of its purity, having
been through his vinegar rds, and warehouses and
cellars during the Grape s.nsoils aud seen the
method of is production and preservation, no
secrets being made OF the means employed in the
cultivation OF tho Grape, or the mode of collect
ing, expressing, ard fermentipg the juice
Secomd-lts fiAvOr is such aS 10 render II accept
able TO the most delicate siolnacbs being equal 10
the best Importc.l Foreign Wines and We are all
satisfied that 1t can with safety be recommended
10 Invalids all t!cle well calculated for their
use where Wine is needed.
ALEX. B. Morr, NJ. d., G2 Madison avenue.
Pro eSsor Bellevue Hospital Medical College, y. Y.
T. ii. JAMES, NJ. D., 2Os W. 42l street,
OF the Board vi Health, New Yor k city
CHARLES SHERMAN, NJ. D.,
Medical Superintendent, N. y. Association for the
sick poor.
W. H. HAYNES, NJ. D., 27s Stanton STREE
House fh siciali, Presbyterian Hospital, New York
city.
For n Chance so Make N Fortune
On snail investment see the ud yer!isement else
National Republican., 1882-08-07
PosT-oFFIcE MAILS.

Hours of Their Arrival aud Departure.
(oniclally furnished BY Colonel D. d. Anger post
National Republican., 1882-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nl5ys PoST-oFfICE NOTICE
Foreign Malls for the week ending August 10 will
close at this Office rs follows:
TC tSDAI-At 10 q. III. for Europe, per steamship
Alpskn, via Queenstown.
WEDN fsSDAY--At n. IN. for West indies and Prl-
zl,per s.eamship Cyphrenes, via Newport News; at
Queenstown Geters for Frame must be directed
per Bothnn W; at II a. IN. for the Netherlands di-
rect per steamship T.. caind. via Rotterdam; At IL
IInvre; ST 80 p. m. for Newfoundland and ST.
Pierre MquelOn, via Halifax.
TIiURSDAl-At 10 u. III. for ASpinwall and Sc nth
Ihcc. per steamship Crescent City; at II u. m.
Queenstown Qrters for GERMANY and France must
be directed per city Of Rchm"nl) at II n. IN. for
France. Germany &C., per steamship westphalu.
for Great Britain and other European countries
must be directed "per westphala'); vt !: 0 D. m.
for bermuda, per steamship Orinoco; Mt l:D II. NJ.
for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship City OF
Tuebla.
FRIDAY ALTO o. m. for jamaica, Turks Island and
Jacmel. per steamship Andes.
SATCRDAf-At II a. m, for Germany, &c.. per
steamship Iiabsburg. via Southampton and Erenien
euerS for Great Britain and other European
countries must be directed per lInbsburg ~ at
for Europe. per steamship Cetc. via Queenstown:
at p m: for Scotland direct, per steamship Circas
sn, via tiasgow; at p. ~. for Belgium direct. per
steamship WneSland via Antwerp: at l::D p m. for
Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship Newport. via
son, Via New orleans. Mails for China and Japan
rer steamship Oceanic, via san Francisco, close Au
gust -l7 att p. ID. Mails for Australia. New Zra-
land Sandwich, and Fiji Islands, per steamship City
.The schedules of closes of trans-Pacifc mails Is
arranged oil the basis of uninterrupted overland
transit to San Franciscu Mails the east arriv-
Ing on time at san Francisco ON the day OF sailin:
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.