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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,
Aug. IA, 1873.

LAxp OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss,
Aug. IA, 1873, !
Notice is hereby given that the ionoM.
IT, named settler has filed notice Of his
;nfention 20 make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof VIII De
made before the Judge or in absence the
Circuit Clerk at Scranton, Miss, on sep
tember 10, 1895, viz: William fl. Fletcher.
homestead ontry No. 1887, for the u H. Sc
or aud Q hf, sw or section 81, township >,
south range 2 west. .
Ho names the following witnesses f9
nroye his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation OF said land. viz: En- Ram
saw. Edward David, J. w. Rice and a
Risor Holland, all of Vancleave L. "
Jackson comfy, Hiss.
Aue. IA. 1885. <4-o1
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CAMP MEETINGS.
.Iackson County, Miss.


e,lsm Camp Meeting will commence
Friday night before the second au,nu TSas ~
october, and break up the following i"''-
u"Ny H.. 7. IL. Carter is authorized to KEEP
a nuhlic tent and lot. No one else WI VII
ha Flowed to keep e%nterta lnments gu the
oronnd. There will be no trafhc ailo"ou'
. Good order will be kept.
The public ale respectfully invited 70 Az
tend.
Aug. 6 1885.
New Prospect Camp Meetihs'
The Camp Meeting at New Prospect
yanclsave Gircuit Seashore District M.s,
s;ssinpi Conference, will mmence ou
Friday before the fourth Sunday II ocso
her 1855. There will be c~onveyanees 10
m ~inisters at Bellefcuntaine station, "
the l.. & N. Railroad, on the arrlvni y :
each train Friday the 23d. There VII Y
= nublic tent on the grounds where ~
Who desire to defray their own expense
can be amply accommodated at reason
able rates. A.
september %, 1885.
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Rooms Co. DEMOCRATIC EA. ,as' ,
ScRASToN, Miss, Sept. 2Sth' 90 J
- uorrps N KEATS | g. 2:

Rooms Co. DEMOCRATIC *, Soa"
SCRANTON, Miss, Sept. 2sth' o.
To The VOTERS OF BEATS &
The Canvassiug Committee o.
the late Democratic primary e'ec.
tion. not knowing that each oe"'
was entitled to two Justices u
ell only James Helveston
Beat /. and f. NJ. Johnston from
Beat Q. | have now to
that james b. Davis, IN Beau =
and A. 9. Steede, in Beat Two
were also duly nominated Tor tue
office of Justice of the Peace anu
that they are fully entitled to the
suffrage Of the Democratic party
at the general election to DC ne'0
November 3rd.
+. M. JOHNSON,
chairman Go. Dem. Elk. Com'
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CHANCERY COURT
Special Term for jackson County.

cho,c.rv Court of jackson county, MIS-
sjssippi. September Term, iooo-
III a~ppearinu to the Court, the business
pending in the Chaneery Court o. SA ~
county, requires that a special term "
said o should he heia, o.isl
Corrt now here ordered that q sPeciAi
term Of said Chancery Court be held 70
commence on the
First Monday Of October, 1855,
and TO continue for two weiss -
| business pending in said court should 20
TndHis fnrthe ordered That the CLERK
Of this Court give notice Of tue ttnae =,
holding such special term Of said csaa'
by publication in . newspaper pnetsA
IN he county Of jackson. IS The LAW r.
quires. ~
5. EVANS, Chancellor.
September II, 1855. 17~s
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Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth quarterly meeting tor Scran'
ton Circuit. win be held a. Hv
nctober 18th and 18th. The officials arr
earnestly called upon to be present an'
make the reports usually expected az WV
fourth quarterly conference.
B. s. RAYEOR, P. Z.
October2. 1885.
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ron TREASURER.

DC ~ . R0ARDMAN as a candidate Tor
Treasurer of Hancock county, suolet tio n
he action Of the Democratic c~onV"n''o"
We are authorized to MI; O.
Wp9oSETvTO as a candidate for re-eleG-
- !" tbe office of Treasurer OF 'neOcA
oonnty' at the November election.
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New Orleans, 7;5u p'm'
Mrs. w. A. Dawson has NOV
cd to Biloxi.
The old Jail is now used as a
tramp hospital.
No babes found in the woods
this week.
Scranton bank opened Mon
day,-to air tho building.
The River Side House charges
ALSO a day for transient OoarderS'
Since Monday the weather mas
been pleasant.
Special term OF Cha"cerS
Court next Monday
Mr.. VIM. PMham will move IN
the Dawson dwelling this week.
MIR. II. f. Anderson, OF New
Orleans, spent "Wednesday III
Scranton.
MIR. L. S. Edgerton will open
school on Monday morning. 9th
inst.
You a get your goods IRON
G,rard & Laurendine on terms u
correspond with the times.
MIR. {. W. Buckner will mov'
in the house now occupied by MI
Pa,ham az soon as vacant.
Having Just received their new
stock of goods Girard 81 Lauandln
are determined not to be uuue'
sold.
MIR. NJ. A. Does lett on the mort
bouud train Wednesday for II
Northwest TO prosecute bis Ou'
ness.
The mysterious music is 81
heard in tue vicinity OF the hg0
house at the mouth of the Pase
goula river.
-Dr. II. Cox, of Mobile, Al
came over last Sunday and 2ald
Aying visit TO his son, DIR. W.
Cox.
-Girard & Laui endine have j
received a new aud complete ste
of fail and winter goods, grocer
notions, etc.
MIR. j. n. Quin, Miss l
Smith, Miss Jessie Qnin, of \
Orleans we're at the River >
House Sunday and Monday.
MIR. G. W. Buckner for sc
wears a resident of Arizona Teri
RS, has returned to Scranton TO
side permanently
Rev. Father G. A. Foppe,
last Sunday via New Orleans
Holly Springs, to take charS'
his new work there.
A large gray eagle WAS
and killed at West Pascag
last Monday morning, by Mr.. 4
Lewis Jr., measuring six feet
eight inches iron tip to tip.
Miss Jane Ogden aud MI
z. Anderson's children left tor
Orleans Wednesday evening,
ing spent the heated term plea
" at the River Side House.
-Messrs. Meade Brothers,
erecting a neat and spacious d
ing on PascagOula street '
they propose to occupy as SOC
it is completed.
A party Of lady guests
the River Side House went on
boat on the Pascagoula river
day night aud heard the st
mysterious music. A legend
that a remnant Of a tribe I
dams drowned themselves il
river in order to avoid a life
vitude, being defeated In
and that this music is the e
their death chaht.
The largest and best 81
gents clothing, ladies' fancy
goods, gents, ladies', miss'
children's shoes ever bronl
Moss Point, just received ;
Quistou 8 Covan Bros. Ca
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NEW ENTERPRISE

Mr.. Godfrey LeFond, OF Alhupoe'
wisconsin. called ut our office yes
terday. and during a pleasant coh-
varsation. we learned the following
Of interest to u people. Nh. Lee
Fond is IN experienced fish dealer
and catcher, and made a tour Oh
our Southern coast last fall 0
Florida to Texas, with a view oil Sc
lecting u point at which to SetI,e
and engage in his. vocation ne
has at last decided that this poi"'
.sords s~nperior natural facilities
for hoth catching aud shippAng'
and has gone to work 10 make q
.aat on a small scale to begin wlth'
HI mode of catching, which IS ex'
,ansively in vogue in the Nor'n'
Init little known in this sect'O",
ia what IS known as the poho
uet. which he claims to be Tar su'
nerior to any of the methods 0
in use on our coast. lie proposes
TO act in conjunction with a partne,
in Wisconsin, who is now engase'
in buying and selling fish IN Nor'n
ern markets, through whom lie VII
dispose of his fish in the same mar
kets while the fisheries there al
closed for the winter. lfthis schem'
,,roves successful and his catche
are as he anticipates, his partne
proposes to join him here when the
will eularge the business as extei
teusively as the circumstances wi
iustify. Mr.. LeFond appears 10 u
derstand his business thorough
and intelligeutly, and express
great confidence in the unuer'
!. king. He and his crew are $40
ing at the boarding house oil Gal
Jas. Smith, who is an Old acqu"
p" ance of some of the crew ana W
is also confident of their succe'
rs and is assisting them in settl'
started and giving them the Del
y fit of his experience ana ihloIu
ton in regard to our hShl
in grounds. We see no good reas
why this plan will not work W
w and result in a new and proSper'
in enteprise for our coast.
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~ prosucct Camp Meeting.
Harrison County.

The Palmer Camp Meeting, fifteen miles
north of Mississi pi City, will commence
Friday night before the first sunday =
October. Ministers of the gospel cora,a.
iy invited, and conveyances Will DO I "ru
,shed from Mississippi CITY 10 N""t
Ground to all preachers attendlng.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Persons licensed TO sell YIN,
GUS aud spurious liquors in the town o,
Ocean Springs aud or.n an
Sunday in direct aud open violation on
the Law, aud in utter disregard Of inc
sentiments aud wishes OF the moral hauo.
religious portion of the community there
fore be it roh
ResoIred, That we call a meeting OF suen
citizens of jackson county as favor ny
closing of the liquor saloous on ouno5S,
and who favor temperance. sobriety ana J
more rigid enforcement of the state laws
relative to this evil, to be held IN the
| Courthouse. at Scranton, at II m,
Monday, 10th day Of October, 1902
the first day of the Circuit Court, TOT .n'
purpose Of effectIng a county organIsa
ton for the promotion of temperance A"'
Ia strict adherence to the State Laws
Bv order Of the Ocean Springs temper
ance Society
September IL. 1850. %'
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TAKE your home paper II you
want to keep posted with the local
news of your town ana county
The DEMOCRAT. STAR is Only u "a
year, in advance.
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Election, November 3, 1889.
Hancock County
FoR REPRESENTATIVE.

At tbe earnest solicitation OF my many
d hiSata far Representative of Hancock
cuu%t" subject to the action Of = Demo
county v.ntion. Respectfully,
cratie ,rHOS. X. STOCKER.
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CANDIDATES.

Our terms for announcements :. -,
are AZ follows; State o. Dlstrl... SsDi
Couuty $40; Beat s.. M a-nnoun hy
viii ne published unless ~mPahn s ~, 10
HE CASH. no deviation from 1n's al ~
calls o., candidates viii De p""
rsgular advertising rates
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R4TES As Low AS THE LOWEST.
-THE-
University Of Mississippi
AT OXFORD.
Next Session Opens September a.

Next Session Opens September a
TUITION FREE TO ALL But
Omen to both sexes alike. Terms very
moderate. Location healthy, in u cont
munity famed for. its churches, schools
morality and culture, 20 miles southeast p
Of Memphis. Tenn, aud ON the | g. Kali
road. Twelve learned Instructors, De,
partments of Law, Art Literature
Science, all in successful operation.
For Catalogue aud information, apply
IN the Chancellor, GEN. A. 7.
W II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board of Trustees,
August z, les0. -u
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Scranton is quiet-the llO
mound mastiff dog left on IhurS'
day evenings train for new VI
leans.
LAWYERS and others attending
Court at this place can find com
Portable quarters aud good tare al
the River Side House at Sl.oo u
day.
Elder O. ID. Bowen will preach
in the Baptist Church at MOSS
Paint Sunday at IL O'Clock am,
and at 1880 pm. in the BhptlsI
Church 1T Scranton.
, Mrs. i. B. Olroyd and her
charming daughter, Miss Francis
If New Orleans, after spending a
portion of the summer at the l'ser
Side House, left for home IhufsuaS
t. evening.
A. As the mystery with which we
~nurposely enshrouded . little story
ahont the lost baby girl a fe"
: weeks ago seemsto be not altogeth
4 ar cleared, we will say further tina
if was the little daughter OF Mr.. y
A. Johnson, of this place, wa
- aaont ten mouths old, and that 1t
mother, Mrs. o. A. johnson die
about FIVE months ago.
on MIR. r. A. Vancleave, OF Ocea
.w Springs, the recently appointe
do Agent tor this State, left last ou'
day EN- route for Washington
ID. @. where he had been summo'
ed to receive instructions pertain
ing to his Office. We wish him
safe and pleasant trip.
81 Rev. Father Victor Bally, wi
49, succeeds Father FOppe as priest
~, the Catholic congregation here,
rived here last Sunday. he Is
genial aul intelligent gentlem
MOI and has made quite a favorable ]
p~ression. He paid us a please
: u. visit Teusday at our Office. We
anu knowledge an error in our M
ton of him last week, where
81. gave his name as Vally instead
New Bally as it should have been.
laV- We are glad 10 hear that
d old and esteemed friend, Col.
fred E. Lewis, on West Passage
are who has been confined to bis no
we'll as an invalid for years, is impFo
.hich ing. He Is now seventy-tour ye
n as of ace. He was several years g
if of this county aud also repre'
ted the county 10 the Legislat
He has always been a staunch
! ~ true Democrat. We hope he
be spared mauy more years.
SAYS Last Tuesday Justice D.
+ In. Starr ioiued in wedlOck, at
this lacks Hotel, at this place. 90
t ser A. BOudry and NUS A'0e -
attic. The couple hailed from Chie
no Of Ills. They arrived on the
train and departed tor New
~ leans on The evening train, ha
-. been married 10 the interval.
: ami Boudry claimed to be = po'
I, = painler b profession, and EXP
: Nc ed his !"
leo 81 place be bone '"s'-0
nonih.
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FOR SHERIFF.

EclIow-C Citizens OF OVu
~, Miss: :,
7 take this method of placing myse d
p pffSir 81 Sheriff, submitting to the actlT1
Of n Democratic convention anu sn "rt
7 he bonored by election TO that lmp
ant trust, l will discharge tue uuIioS
Of without fear, favor or auectioh'
% Respectfully, ,,,os
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TIE DEMocRAr-STAR Is a home
printed paper. Il does not use the
ssready set matter or any OF the
pateut humbngs. Each week the
paper is filed with a variety Of
choice reading matter, selected and
written expressly for its columns.
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Havana has started a tund q
build torpedo boats,
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE!
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.:R
| The Great Through Line for Passengers
and Freight to all Points
~NnpTU AND WEST. 81

ENORTH AND WEST.A
The oSLY 1 y running Pullman Palace
Sleepine Cars THROUGH from NEW
ORLEANS to CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
MEMPHIS and CHICAGO without change
of trucks.
Eastern Cities. ,v,o
The ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO. and ALL POINTS NOhlfl
and WE I. Many miles shorter ano
MANY hours quicker than any other linG /;
STANDARD GAUGE. all sIEEl
RAILS, ELEGANT COACHES, CLosE ION
NEcTIoNs and QUICK TIME.
SPEED, COMFORT, SAFETY
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u.-r1. larve and well-selected stock
~ TATFsT AND MOST IMPROVED
yo1 TYPE Of every kind, Cuts, Orna-
%sats etc. tagsther with TWO
Inn pRrSsrg. we are possessed o. tacii-
- for lie execution Of job Work eens
iatrst stgIe. Those wishing
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Of the latest style,
supplied on hor no
tics and At reason
able prices
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The handsome picture Of Father
Bally, IN crayOu, by himself, which
has been ou exhibition for some
DAYS az MIR. SHOWS music store,
was shot for yesterday afternoon
aud won by Mir. Mike Meade.-Ae
ridian Mercury Sept. 25tA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

bus. Ohio, delivered address Unfinished Prob.
lens relating to geology aud chemistry OF coal coal
Ia OF vegetable structure and was formed where IL
grew the low land tho sea- This much Is known
II remains for the proper historian to record the facts
now known. What Is an explanation OF the various
strata OF COAL shalo Limestone ETC. Tho emily expana
ton advanced is that Of tropical climate with
intergacIal stages in the formation OF coal "a.
Section F-Biology. b. G.. Wilder, OF Ithaca sent his
manuscript OF an article the Museum Of yerte.
brates" In which he argued in favor OF classified ana
tology and Microscopy. 8. IL, Gage, of Ithaca, N.
Y, spoke the value of historical investigation
and the structure the respiratory organ In the soshe
turtle. Section IEconomic Science and Statistics Ed
ward Atkinson OF Boston, showed that In the last thirty
Ave years OF the present century the world will have
made material progress than In any other era.
This is bright picture, but there Is reverse
20 It, IL Is that when all the wealth OF the United states
l. distributed there but fortytwo cents per day Tor
each adult on this average all ve-niany on less
and the very few on more. by, utilizing
the existing methods OF production and prepara-
ton OF food 1t becomes impossible to secure
proper amount OF nutriment for all the poorer classes
This section purposes devise and plans Tor inc
immediate aud practical Of cheapenng the prodac
ton OF food by utilizing tho abandoned fields and by us
proper selection and preparation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28
ARCHITECT BELLS DEFENCE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Mr Bell, supervis-
ing architect OF the Treasury. has filed memorandum
with the Acting Secretary IN delcce cf the specca-
lions which proposals .ny invited for safe
aud vault work during the preseat year Ho makes o
general denial OF tho allegations OF Marvin & Co. and
that the Specifications just and fair Co all
manufacturers and definite aud cpeclhc to the
character and extent OF the work required as It
possible make them He says further that the bids OF
Farrell K Co. and Hall & Co.. the acceptance of which
have been recommended. exceedingly low aud much
reasonable than the prices u, Ielng paid by the
Post CCe Department for similar work IN preparing
the sps cihcatOns he sroyo, he Sa -. DID favOrng
the patent rights Of any particular Jmpa ', In order
that all DESTROYS OF competing should do tar and
equitable basis Tho architect also intimaes the
present controversy originated In desire for e0fiety
aud Advertising purposes rather than In the INT OF
Government aud says that IL T. really bet tho
d1orcnt companies aud not against the Treasury De-
pattmcul.
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died

at stonlnston Conn., August "a.
Relatives friends invited funeral scr
from lbs late residence. l6l Lencrtspace, Brooklyn.
BEDINGEi ~ Mats wan n Y, on We ne.d ~ the Goth
inst. Conra. iaiant son OF heh'y and A'.a 'eiDgef
prRCHARDAt Sill Plain Conn. Tuesday. -6th n.f..
PAMELA. reic OF Elias Brcherd aged SO years and
Funeral uSIi' on Friday at2pm.
CABPEYTER-Mrs. II l., Suddenly. OF heart disease
Remains win be sent to Chicago for burial.
CLAFLIN Wilbur + Claim brother OF Governor claaln
Funeral on Monday next
CoX-At Brooklyn August &C. 1855. Julia A. Cox. eldest
daughter OF he late Jol Cox.
Ser ss rss sn Io are sS aS A On
sunday next, o'clOck p.
KinclY omit towers.
EVANS on Ap TH 2e TIE residence o. ne
Charles T. and Esther \. Evans.
HULL--At Newton. j.. August 90. JuIiana T. vie OF
invitei attend her funeral al her
residence saturday August 20 at $50 o'clock n
70 Enc t.. wife Of George j. Laighron.
fans s aS rsaf her s P%ses No is
Heights Brooklyn, SATURDAY. August 20 at 1870 O'Clock
LYMAN-on wednesday, August 20. Azel $. Lyman aged
Funeral services Friday August 90 at oeoek fr9n tho
residence Of his soniin1T LIVINGSTON Added'eS NO.
MARTINl9 BrSokiyn, wednesday NJ, August 2G Harriet
Relatives aud friends are respectfully Invited tho
funeral .etyiees on Friday le 2,th MS at 80 p M
MLLErT-on the 9Th Instr of Brshts disease William r.
Miett. in the 10Th year Of his age.
Relatives ana friends aye invited @ asni the tGnera rom
Frid. evening, August -, at 3 o'clock.
Please omit bowers
Boston and Cincinnati papers please copy
sCHENCK Tuesday August 20 OF heart disease John
Relative aSS en Invited 70 s9tsSd the
wees from the residence Of ms brother, franknn =
Schenck e64 DekaDaye Brooklyn on Friday August Is.
al O'Clock D. IN.
STEPHENs-su suddenly. at su~mit Mountain. New.York.
August 20. Nathan stephens, OF $50 Nashing onaNe,
Brooklyn, in the LIST year OF his 1ge.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
tIIidietOwn. j. Tuesday 18th inst. pf.
Edward Taylor the olst 0f his aga
Relatives invited 10 ATTEND the iunera{ a
his residence Friday ssh inst az c4ecs " m
Trains leave OF Liberty anu Cortland go &C " m
wATERBURY-ip Rallston SPA august 22 1885, che Rev.
William waterbury esd W yeats ana months 1aiher
Funeral FROM residence OF William WaferOury
Bslsfon spa Tuesday Afternoon, August %
WHITFIELD on August 20. Prudence A.. willow Oi tho
late Joseph Whitfield, ST. aged 10 yelrs.
Funeral services at her late residence u East seventh
al. Friday Relatives aud friends arc respectfully
invited.
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Letters foreign neeinO be specially aldrcsd
dispatch by particular steamer except wnen - u
sired OF banking AMI dOcu aeata
not specially addressed being sent Dy tle sest 'e
available. m -, -.
(PRoNPTLY ali casesD at tlis once ~ follows
FRIDAY-At 1880 a. m for Honduras and Gnatemla per
"a Ellie knight ya New DIieansi at u a. M. Toe
Newfoundland HALIFAX
sATURDAY-Al I.30 a. N for Europe, per Erura VIA
w az 4;SO IN. FOR scotland direct pef : =
Furnessia Glasgow Qotters must DO directed pee
Eurnessia 81" at ass m. Tor Belgium direct per $ =
Pennland VIA Antwerp detters mus. DO dlreesei per
Pennand y; at 53Ja. m for uermany ETC., per = =
General Werer via Bromen at IL M. for Jamaica Cen
tra America and Pacific ports Eertu1i.
nus VIA King etters for Mexico must % directed
per Vertulnnus' al .. FOR Nassau, '. r. per ;.
NewpoR $50 y. m for Europe per 3 s. ,ity OF
Chicago Queenstown (letters must be direct pr
CITY OF Chcsg0l at $50 M for the Netherlan1s u.
rect per Zaandam. via Amsterdam slete.s mast 10
directed per Zaandam nc 1880 D. M Tor spanish iivt
duras. pers s. T.. h. Ward IT., wa Newufeans
Mas for the society Islands steamer IVA san Fran
cisool close here August go al y M MAILS Ios tne
SANDWICH Islands, per Mariposa IVA ,sn fsnoisoo,
close here august 2e at D. m Mails ior Austr.a ss
Zeaani mi and samoan Islands per 3 g. CITY ot s,o,
ney via San Francisco, nero september ~ ~
D. M cor on arrival Newf ork oil g. Britannia WIZ
British mails for Austraiiah
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails Y
ON the their uninterrupted overland ans
san Francsco Mails IRON the East arriving OK Ak
Francisco Of SAILING % steamers are a'spss'
'nehc' u' same 1' HENRY O. sEARsQS: PosnnAas2
Peat omcs Nsw.YoEk N. " Aususs ~ - y skAi---