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National Republican., 1884-06-11
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TowELs.
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DEPARTSfENr THE INTERIOR
WAsuINaToN, d. c., June s. 1884
Sealed Proposals viii be received until II o'clock
M, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1884, for Washing tho
Towels of this Department and Its several bureaus
for the year ending June 80, 1880.
Instructions TO bidders viii be furnished on appli-
the Interior.
Proposals to be addressed to the Secretary ofthe
Towels" IT. NJ TELLER
Je6-f, I'm, ,w3t-W1t Secretary
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Hahn's Reliable shoe House.

In order TO clear out their stock of Misses
and ChIldren's and Boys ami Youths Fine Low
Shoes slippers are selling for thirty days at tho
following reduced prices:
ChIlds hand-sewed Sandals, Newports, Low hut
ton, and oxfords, 05c 75c and 81.
Childs Springfield Ties and Low Button, sizes to
1ot2 75c, 81, and s1.25.
Misses Opera, Newport, Low Button, and Jersey
Lily slippers, zoe, 81, and 1928.
Boys and Youths Low Button and Ties, 81 and
sl.25.
Boys and Youths Calf Low Button, $50.
Boys Patent Leather oxrorls and Pumps, s1.25
and $3.50.
SIG Seventh street aud 1920 pennsylynnia avenue.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
pRoPOSALS FOR REPAIRING BtTUMINoUs
l. CONCRETE PAVEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE FiNGfSEER COMMISSIONER,
~ Tn,a a 1865

WAsITINGToS, u. c.. June g. 1884.
BY direction the Board o { Commissioners senIe(
proposals will be received ut this office until IL
O'Clock m. MONDAY JUNE 1B, 1884 for Repain
ing Btuminous Concrete Pavements upon varioui
streets and avenues In the City of Washington, d.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can bf
Rether with all necessary infornation and bids nor
these forms viii alone be considered.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids o.
parts OF bids. q. j. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. s. A.,
Je76t Engineer Commissioner ID. O.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

posed on the front of a building on ID street,
between Ninth aud Tenth strctts northwest,
registered go by 3 o'clock, vt which timo
the mercury was still going up.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

The closing exercises of Mrs. McGee's
school will take place at No. ITO l. street
northwest, on Thursday aud Friday of this
week. from 7:3O p. m.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Hon. Jnmrs G.. BIn,ns,s

"Quick March to the White House," by Steven
II. Jecko. Price, 40 cents; delivered. John
+. Ellis s. Co., 937 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

This evening at o'clock debate on the
Irish question will be participated in by the
Jefferson Literary and Debating society and
the Literary society of the Y. NJ. c. A., at
the parlors of the Y. NJ. c. A. Judge William
b. Smell will preside. Ladies and gentlemen
are invited to attend.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

Ralph Wormley, one of the Guitcau jurors,
was before the police court yesterday charged
with threatening colored woman named
Mary Tyler. The case was dismissed.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

WHAT are the desirable qualities in q VIII isker
dye? 1t must be convenient TO use, easy to apply
impossible TO rub off, elegant In appearance, and
cheap in price. Buckingham's Dyo for the Whis-
kers uuites in itself all these merits. Try 1t.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

THT Rowland Dental Association. No. 211 Four,
Bnd.a-half street north west three doors north oil
All work warranted first class. Have administered
nitrous oxide TO over 10000 persons Fine gold and
nmagam hlllngs inserted In the b est mAnneT.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Our 50
A nIoderntely Warm Day.

True blue English serge suits. Nothing to equal
them from Maine to California. EIsEHAN BRIa
corner Seventh and H.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and Q fine
assortment Of bottled goods. JAMES IlIAhP. SlS +
street northwest.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
DRoPosALs FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE THE SECRFrARY,
WAsHtSoroN, d. G., June q. 1854.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the ooe of tha
superintendent for furnishing Supplies or the use ~
the Treasury Depsrmsnt In this city, fcr the fiscal
year ending in 80, 1855 Proposals will be opened
at o'clock p. m on the following named days:
For Dry Goods, Forage, Furniture, and Up
mol EteT ers STOCK. Monday, June 10
lueslOy, June
Jumper "Wednesday, June lS
IDurSuhy, June 10
miscellaneous Articles Friday June 20
bidders must be regular dealers in the articles
named in their bids.
Printed schedules with instructions to bidders may
be had at the oifico of the Suporintende
the Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, or parts any bid, aud TO waive defects.
No contTntwin be awarded for the supplies herein
referred TO until appropriation for their purchase
shall have been made by Congress.
je78t CHAS. ]. FOLdER, Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons,

poor ware Is never cheap" Avoid all imitation
Of SAPoLIo. All reliable grocers keepit.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Dssa UNITED STATES ELECTRIC LIGHT
nSas' ING COMPANY.
wAsHINaToN, ?, G., June 2 1884,

As6mtannual dividend OF per cent. has been
declared on the capital stock OF this Company to
July /, 1884. The dividend checks Will be pre-
pared by the Treasurer and made payable on and
ailer June 10, 1854 Transfer books will be closed
June TO- 1884
by order of the Board of Directors.
SA AMItEI. NnIlNII,NI. prnsihnnt.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Rock EnOn Springs and Mineral Baths,
Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va,
OPENS JUNE 12, 1884.

Terms ESQ TO s56 per month of four weeks.
Tlcke cts from Washington TO the Springs and re.
turn, %. 90 good until Oct 81.
Illustrated pamphlets, giving all information, may
be had Of
A. IS, PRATT q SONS, Managers,
4Ol Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1884-06-11

All Maryland Republicans of the District are re-
quCstcd attend the meeting of the Maryland state
hcpubcan Association THIS Wednesday, EVEN
1SG at Germania Hall, 6O6 Eleventh street north
west, TO prepare Tor the campaign. by order
JOSEPH gRAINOR,
1t Recording aCretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In u pound "Wnrd' prints at 4Oc.
per pound. Also cottage cheese 5C per ball; butter
milk &C. per quart and sweet milk at &c. per quart
National Republican., 1884-06-11
The BargaiI

We offer are too numerous to mention. EIsEMAN
Bros, Clothiers and TailUrs, corner 7th and f.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

"It is q healthy place. The nights are delclously
cool. No mosquitoes, no bar no sound OF reyelry
cleanly and cool retreat" &C. ]. Stuart Wells, Sur
geon, U. $. Nj
National Republican., 1884-06-11

The cool and eShllarating atmosphere, the wild
mountain scenery. and fine drives, the baths and in
valuable medicinal waters, with good fare render a
season at Rock EnOn delight not soon to be forgot
ten. From James Il. Fitch. esq, Washington d. G.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

Skin Disenses-"swayne's Ointment"
"Swaync's Ointment cures letter salt Rheum
Rngworm, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all Itchy skin
ErupiOnS. no matter how obstinate or long standing
National Republican., 1884-06-11
SpstiaI SlOtites.

MY THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
nSse ments appointed last night at the meeting of
soldiers and sailors Of the late rebellion to call on
Gen. Logan will meet at T:3O o'clock THIS EVEN
ING at 924 G street northwest. BY order of
COMRADE ID. Is. GALLATIN,
1t Chairman Of the Meeting.
n.y. DIR. GEORGE LEE HAS REMOVED
hJstS from 1908 IL street to 1910 Vermont avenue.
Office hours as tormerly-S to 10 IL m. and to and
z toSp m. jell Gt@
NY THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE - THE
bSsS annual commencement Of the Columbian Col
lege will take place at Lincoln Hall on WEDNItS-
DAY EVENING JUNE IL, at O'Clock. The
public invited, 1t
National Republican., 1884-06-11
9nffinm Salfs.
Il PROVED AND tfNINPDOVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF NINTH AND III
STREETS NORTHEAST

- 'NAfAAA9 ANOilhE EASIs
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated Juiv l. 1891 and
IecQrded IN iber gis folio 427 Of the land records
q & holder ofs9mo of tho bonds secured thereby de-
NUT havlng been made In the payment the interest
on on sag M ponds the undersigned trustees viii oer for
shiS y! pMblc auction In front of the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1884, at O'CLOCK ~ In. .
9 lptS hnbered sixteen ll6) seventeen q u eighteen
lIS nineteen fl0) and twenty (2O) of Moses Keily's
subdvsion Of square numbered nine hundred and
tnlrrty0ur lD34li aS the same are bounded and de-
scrlbed IN said subdivision recorded in iiber W. b. NJ
ofColumbia. N'O' " '"o Di9'i'O'
Torms Of sale One-thlrd Of the purchase nonev
~ Csh, balance In one and two years with Interest
nj per cent ftom day of sale for which notes the
purcht or secured by deed of trust on the prem Ices
aold snail he given All conveyanctug at purchasers
bid or " 90 '"'n io' ~
terms OF sale not complied with within seven
uNs tr trStocS reserve the right resell the prop
crty at the risk and cost OF the debutpg purchaser
j. j. DARLINGTON,
dOO Fihh street northwest
CHAS. a. ELLIOTT,
.sz.. 4OS Fifth street northwest
lmy9S-lbt Trustees.
IL THOMPSON.
L., 10OOPA. Av. n. w.
National Republican., 1884-06-11

My family and friends who spent the past
III pralsng the place the regularity of Its recurring
evening entertainments, the usual good order. the
charming mountain scenery, the lnvgoTating air, all
ofwhich, together with the virtue of the 'heallng
waters" combine TO make this resort one of the
most popular in the country. From Samuel Nor
ment, esq, Washington, ID. O.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
Not Under the influence of Liquor.

Washington VS.. 81. Louis, Athletic park to-
National Republican., 1884-06-11

EN THOMPSON.
L. 1000 PA. AV. N, W.
This morning at IL o'clock / shall sell nt NV aiio-
ton rooms a complete line OF household effects.
Terms cash, '
National Republican., 1884-06-11

SIG Seventh street mud o22 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1884-06-11
HENRY G. PEARSON.


Office No. oOS street prepares plans and spccihca,
tons for all classes OF buildings and superintends
their erection
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nneyseven miles The for this portion OF the road
covers ,l3J,sS0 acres OF Land.
PHILADELPHIA March l3.-03eneral Palmer, president
Of the Colorado Coal and Iron Company, and President
Loyeoy. Of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway Com
pany held conference here to-day 20 agree upon ticket
for of the first named company. to act In har
mOny with the Denver and Rio Grande management T.
proposed 90 nominate two gentlemen to name ticket
for directors of hr Colorado Coal and Iron COMPANY t0
Doe voted tor April =. one or the names submitted for
t- purpose John H. small OF York, Penn No decision
las been reached
PIrTsBrBG. Mar 13-An equity uit has been entered
in The Lawrence County Court ly WhescIl q Sons. 0f
This city. in behalf of the New Castle Railroad Company
against q. EeDcI General james =. NegicY and James
=. Neglcv. Jr.
CHICAGO March 13.-It is Umorcd here that -calpers
selling tickets flom here New York FOR .. but Tie
regular agents OF Eastern lines cannot authenticate To-
ln The meantime the scalVcr+ bulletins read SIG.
Boston. March 13.-In tie suit OF Henry \. Brassey
against the Ncw-York and New GLAND Railroad Com
pany, for The appointment Of receiver. ia the Circuit
Court here, the defendant road has filed answer which
states that large due connecting roads, and at
tachmcnts threatened unless some settlement ia
speedily made that many other creditors demanding
payment and threatening litigation, and that u its freight
connections are not maintained great injury viii result
The fctof default bon the payment OF interest ON the -e,
Oud mort gaze bonds OF which the palnn j. hOldcE j.
also stated Ia the answer.
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nnIrI.AnY Nnrrs

HMWAX. March l3.-llcyauder Stephen
founder a Ar Aou-e o., A. stephen son. Ie largest tr
u.turc manufacturing firm the maritime provinces.
died to-day
SALEM Mass. March 13-Ex-JGlee Ots 70 Lord, Of The
Supreme Court died here to-day. II born st Ipswich
IN I-l2 and Graduated 90 Amherst College 1-}3. IL
occupied many places oil honor 4Au tus. under state
Government.
GALVESTON, Iarrh 13-Grorge Bah, a wei. known
banker o. this city. who recently gave 100000 the
building or public high school here died this morning
from the effects OF parayt.c stroke.
LONDON March t3.-ILc death of Baroness LioIcl de
Rothscid is announced she was the darsater OF Baron
Charles de Gotn-cA.L Naples AMI married % her
cousin ia 1906.
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ARrNlwIr ON TIE EELnGE.

horse attached TO alight wagon belonging TO A.
Smith ~ Co., OF NO. 26 Nescy-st.becsme uumanage-
able wuc crossing the bridge on the way to thi,
city Yesterday, and started oh mad gallop from
the Ncw-Nork tower. Before proceeding far the
wagon was brought against the side OF the Bridge
with such force aa go throw the driver Joseph
Eri,tcA from bis seat zoo tAt pavement. ALou 80
wards from the entrance the runaway ran INTO one
Oh keliv's cApfcss wagons. and started the other
horse, and both went galoPmg ON humping
against each other and striking th' sides of tnc
bridge frequently. houuusiuau Charles Heath
has. ly closed tAc heavy gates 40 tEt cA4t, bringing
the horses to halt and enabling two policemen iu
catch them. The only serious damage done was
tic driver.
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II Nh Mae Neagh was determined TO make that
hind 81 point AGAINST President Arthur Ac could hdN 70
Cuu@ DO more effectively aud ~ better taste, b} slon 10
an editor VINO l. dead Vie and wicked were Hast
1sr- du-lOusto The alucnleu Carried, tAey nave been
eEceyded n magity ana vicious ueBdacIty Dy those Of
1Hc N1otd EepUbl'cdH, published under The Presidents
nose 10 ashngion as has personal organ, owned by
81 As Cabinet Jmceis ana edited by another Office holder
Frank H4tlu, WHO lt Tie ptltD. manager 0f Tie FIrs
uts canvass for accumulation II these Venomuus Al
TAGS upon the memory 0l President Lad passed
beyond al power 10 uJuIc OF impede IcpHD-
lslod IN stIlng-tbey would make long onc-it a0ud
Ie the swift verdict Of every political observer that
better for any 10 have milestone hanged
his aud 10 he thrown into the dsep deep
attempt secure The votes Cf tho American peO
pie with the understanding that lie had approved and
t0nnlved at sucB utiFr&Bces. Tie A0ttOaO Republican
ce4std that Of taA apprOac led the P.esdon
tai yeaT-and too soon. The unfortunate part
al II 10 that Frank HaCiOD is sIiA The SECOND Ar
tsiant Postmaster enera, and is sui patceng out
the post Offices Of the United states TO the who
Edihle Win his peculiar views OF National politics.
Aese are not pleasant aspects OF politics upon which
T. dwell mir bromley might better have Let Wayne Aac-
Nsagi alone Just al this time. bil AacVeagh might bet
Ief nave let MI Bromley alone and the political ghous
bst EaYe care that they let alone tho sacred memory
~ Garfield.
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10 20 cents per hundred on gain. Enough
crcdence was pat IN the report 10 strength
en- the feeling 40 the last. Wheat was being
bought in large quantities ~ 962s and corn
gf ~ tor May. There great demand TOO just no
the close "ca' n is yFDDiemaficl what the result
OF 1O-cput Cu grain freight would be. 10 has been
claimed fora long time that large shippers were getting
nu tie dead 0uet lower hHuS than even 20 cents
and has predicted that when rhe Slar cut dd
come 30 would Boz &C. ID cents or hundred. Inc general
feeling TONIGHT h ~ be news Of freight cut b. true,
prices VIII likely advance.
Ti trading iu wheat today WIS., 40 70 bas been Tor
l0.- hlie of purely local cal facter Tonight on the
ci sid Kent was largo buyer 0f wheat, t is said that
10000 bushels were bought fOr him on the cufD, ard
that hc gave an unlimited 0rirr today 90 buy an
tu4t could br cot at JG+t. Ltue, LoW yer, Wa puf.
chased ut after the coll wheat closed On the curb "a
aG g8~ Provisions slow ll day. but TOOK little
squirt o. uoug with everything else. hdy PORK
closed the cIl ar So J5i- but rose on tne cufa
10 81 tU. ami -el 200 So O2i2. There was Tor some
rt-nI other little panic among tnc shorts Jh0 tltfs
was 40 property for sale.
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TIE CHICAGO MARKETS.
rrY rr1FGnAru ~ IuE rrmrNE- !


CmCAGo, March 13.-The "big four" have
covered their shorts" This il he gossip tonight BY II
is that Jones and Ream and their friends nave
taken H. within the past three days vast amount Of
short contracts ia wheat ana put out within the
last thirty days. profit made on llc wheat On Tie
the corn 10 estimated that the clique has i0st heavily
The clique IA now expected ndate prices again u 30
can. Tie crowd is said 10 hold corn at Gotham which
cost IL all the way from &C 20
Il cents, and 10 hold higher-puced con at other
markets Tho big Two the largest buyers OF corn
to-day. The biggest SELLER, Aimine. holman 4
Co.. who sold about million bushels presumably for
R0uss OF Baltimore.
The receipts OF corn were small at this point OF the
300 carloads which arrived only 63 graded No. = But
the repo. ted Increase Of 100000 bushels the visible
supply than Offset The small receipts The weather
fine
reported here tonight after the call. and almost
the curb, that the eastbound reight had been re
duced BY The ra rGAd 2readeGs assembled New ORA
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THROUGH NETWORK STATE.
DISAGREEMENT ABOUT REPREs ENTATIoN.
THE RFPUBL,CiVs OF ERIE AND MA CARA COUN-
TIES HOLD THREE INEFFECrUAL MEETINGS.
ICY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l

Icy TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.I
LoCKPORT March 1.-the third adjourned
convention ~ the Republicans of the NNXIIi Congress
-oua District which WIS hcd 10 LocSpor to-day. broke
mp, a- have the previous meetings without coming To-
any BASIS Of apportiouuy the delegates % rle coming
ConT ssona District Convention In fact the last con-
test has sti further separated the two warning Counties
Niagara and Erie; and the matter wii In a rp'aoihJ
bee sent 90 the state Convention final adjustment
This Is the only district i'm the State having only one
whole county and portion of another in one CoHgre,-
sioua district; aud the fight is between the whole of
Niagara and portion Of Erie County Tie real i-4ue Is
Not so much 20 the approximation the coming con-
vcnuon, hut the control Of future Congressional conveu-
tons. Tho meeting composed Of twelve delegates;
three members ~ the Assembly district committees from
each of the four Assembly district. which divided
evenly between Ere and Niagara Niagara desired equal
representation from each county, twenty-five delegates
from each Assembly district. based upon the vote
OF 1850; said delegates To Doe elected by popular vote,
ana tO De- apporOned to the several towns ana wards
according 20 the Republican vote
lhe Erie County men -ad that their portion Of tho dis
trict poned over 1000 more Republican votes M 1880
than Niagara and they demanded that they Dee allowed
one extra De- gate above their Il v FOR cdcl 500 kcpub
Ncan votes Ni.gara'- In l--O he LIle men also
introduced resolutions that the OuclJa-Lcvl- plan OF
representation Dee taken the basis OF future repre-
etntdtou ln the ANNlIld District
The Ma men then introduced resolution that the
tlauauqua' atiarau -lsA lrauy plan OF equal repre-
TIE matter DEE referred tO the state Convention me
Niagara delegates declared that unless the matter was
settled uarmonluuslF tine district would be Democratic
Tor TIE next four years; and the Erie County men were
high words -u-ued. and any number Ot prOpO-
sltlOns were offered One more meeting Will De held
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OBITUARI.
LELAND sTANFORD. JR.

The many friends Of Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford Of California, will he panied to hear Of the death
yesterday, at Florence, Italy, Of his and only child
Leland stanford r who nearly sixteen years Of
The trip abroad taken for the benefit Of the ex-
Governors health In Florence his son contracted
typhoid fever and was I'D about three weeks. TX
Governor stanford and his wife peculiarly attached
their son. who had received every advantage thar great
wealth command, and most amiaDle and
winning ad-ilrcady giving promise of ability, and in
spring The hope that he would prove worthy successor
10 his father 100 the enormous business interest, which I'D
The of nature ext ecteu % devofc upon Gn
This III 900 editor aAhCuou VIII Tee heavy blow Co the
parents, ucth oI whom were iu uncertain health lew
months 40, when they went abroad.
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i cElyD 4E4Y POST or MUSICIANS.

The first Post of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public composed entirely " men who served as u1-oi1f
daring te OF the ReDe l0n Mustered DOB and ths
Officers Installed yesterday afternoon 90 Che headquarters
OF Cameron Post. 40. - O.. 5. g., d so. o. EoIrt@i
The Post number at prcaltoycr forty The officers
are: Commander, P.o. Guorc senior Xice-C Commando
Leroy Van Houi Junior N.ce-Commauder. +. Nickeli
surgeon, Or. Na1,e Chaplain, Malcolm Hoffman. Adjt
tnt. john 81 Beck; Qrarteruas'cr L. leIcke. Ohicef
0f tAe Day, Adam oilers; Officer oI tae Guard, j. rum
bui sergeant Major Theodore Ritter; Quartermaster.
sergeant. l. Muller; Inside sentinel. G. EXlrr, outside
sentinel. F. keluo. Tie installing oieer Conn lna.
Hubbard. or Clarence b. Mckenzie Pcs No. 800, n
Brooklyn; assisted bJ Past Commander j. II. Walker,
~ Post No. io and r. w. Lunmmedlou of PO.s 80. 50.
Past Adiutdutener1 u. b. Drui-ou acted Qgarer
of the provisional post otmed res the ceremony,
ami the guard Past Commanders OSBORN. IL Post
~: Finley. OF No 3~, Van yea, OF SO. - alI Com
m4uder Keenan,. or Post No. $780, luncheon follow. Il.
Th, Pot Sl Dr known " Musicians Pos, 80 lJ2,' and
vi. Meet in the afternoon
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Po.. Ollre N0uce.


Letters for Europe need not be- specially dree' or dts
livery AZ destination al Transatlantic malls are forwarded
hy fa- vessels available
Foreign mails .or the week ending March Will closs tas
OiiCr as ,DlOw3;
FRIHAY-At I D ~ for Porto Rico direct per = Aires
-AII ADAA-4A ga. iOr turOps, per = brIlnulC, Wa
CuecusI letters for German eir, must Dee directed
per Brtsnnic 40 o a. pa Tor scotland difccL per
AuchOria Nl Glasgow letters must Doe directed An.
cior 80 a. for Belgium direct, pei = Belgen-
land Antwerp 10 u a. Europe, per Ma n.
southampton nd Bremen az 1850 p M Tor cuba and
TIE West lntca ptrs r.. NeauO Wa IA, $50
for IruXllO and kuaian. q. A j. OtoTi,
AowOre-ns; at y, M tOr Jauldca, Honduras AID L1y
ing-tun. ptrs Il. Loeb TIy
SUNpAA-At l D. IA tor Honduras and Llyings atom per
tfy Oi Dallas, va NcN-OrilAQS
Mails iOr OF RIO de
san francisco close here Mirch 10 al ID ais
Australia AOH Zealand, -4uiW ich and FO Islands. per
LcAlAEua Via Francisco close here April - az
IN Qr OF arrival at NewNork "a S1Iy Of Berlin viii
British mails Tor Austl 1lla).
The schedule Of closing OF Pacific mails Is arranged
the prrSumpuuh0t their uninterrupted overland transit %
san Francisco. Mails from the hast ng TINS
Francisco Ou the day o. sailing steamers alo dispatched
thence the samr day.
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster.
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