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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12
DA NCING
sARACCO. dancing ma,ter. and Miss ANGELINA,

MIR. SARACCO, dancing master, and Miss ANGELINA,
WI first teacher Of the owned Partisan Dancing Acade
my Of Mr. Cellsrus wheTe her irsry slfulnes,
reputation for her taste and Among the most
distinguished families of that renowned ofPars,,
lean and English ade; and gsntlsmea who the
Academy at No. so Canal street, corner Of Broadway
where all the fashionable quadrIes, Mazourkss,
Watze azourka, Redowas Pokas, Gallops VALUES, &c
taught.
Ladies and gentlemen ndstincy received in this Aca
DENY, where any body be meet but with
good society aud where order and decency will be always
strictly observed 20 2wsrc
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Q STOUVENEL & co,

J. O OO,,
No Jhn street Bvosipay and No % Gold street.
wi in Glass, Solar. Lard, aud Csmphsne LAMPS Chande
ler BRACKETS Hall Lamps and Lanterns, GIandoss Can,
delabras &c SC Private houses churches and hotels fitted
up with gas, chandeliers brackets. &c We also
featuring and plain glass Of description which In
Try All the above article. made 10 order and matched
pattern, and ed give great
reduction price. Glass order Lamps altered and
refnished. Goods loaned for parties. s22 lmsmc
Two LEASE. for number Of year, beautifully situated
suitable quantity Of Land the city Of New York ha
aud railroad communicates with that city Of
almost any amount Appiyto MORE BAKER,
m BrnadWav.
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DEAFNESS Cured.


DOL BROADWAY.-tE xusctl-"I checrfuy comply
with the request Of Leut McInosh to state that be
invaded home in Of total deafness and dis
charges from the that under the Of DIS CAS-
TIE EDWARDS, Aurists, 1851 Brvadway) N. Y, he
covered his hearing and has again returned his duy
Signed n McNEVEN,
Surgeon to II. B. Ms Forces, Jamaica.
All Of deafness attended to.
Acoustic Drops for sale for incipent deafness
arising from cold discharges from and Duzzing noises the
ears, collections Of hard au27 lmsr
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THE NATIONAL
ccnNIArION or IArXE NJ


w ILL hold their Annual Meeting Mechanics Hall No.
He B.oadvay, on Monday, the 18th October nstst at
A. NJ until a.; and meet again Wednesday the lath
Instant a. A M and continue until the annual business
Investors Of Ill classes respectfully invited attend.
l.. d. GALS. Cors sect'y.
j. Y. PIRssoN. Jr.. Rec. Secty. 90 lwr
FOR SALE-AN ICE ESTABLISHMENT,
SITUATE in the town OF Hsversraw in the County of
~ kockand Consisting Of the Buildings and implements
eess'ry fnI Conducting the ice business Also,
barge The establishment is IN order and all the
materials for the procuring and delivery of ee be sold
II sold by the 18th the will be let for the
sniag season reasonable terms Apply co Division
New York, to LYON
os lwsre
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE.
Two THE TRADE and Housekeepers-For sale cheap.
the stock vade, shop fixtures, and good will OF the
finishing No. 1e6 Bowery. The stock consists Of
hardware and WOODEN and will be sold
reduction from the actual purchaser Of the whole
lot. Apply at is6 Bowery. o6 lwsrc
GERMAN HARDWARE
LARGE assortment Of German Hardware consisting Of
"A Scissors Chisses, Butcher Knives, table Knives and
knitting Pins Umbrella Frames, SC. Also Curtain Pins,
Curtain Onements bates &c. has just been received by
the undersigned and offered for sale low. accommo
N''"s 20 STATES AND SLATE PENCILS.
40 cases States assorted Nos toe 6. aud Nos
J, and 5. Also . casks Slate Pencils. For sal by
GEORGE p. 0ERUlNG, 70 Maidea ,ane,
Junction Of l. iberty street.
violin.. Guitars. Flutes. &C.. constantly on hand
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DANCING ACADEMY.
sHAKSFEARE HOTEL, cosrER Of DUANE AND

WILLIAM STREETS.
MIR. @. ROBERTSON, in announcing to his friends and
will reopen the above Wednesday, Sept 3o
takes the opportunity Of returning his thanks
,psctully that he win introduce IN his Academy
this season. various new snd fashionable Dances with the
fvoe Polkas Mazurks and Polka quadrlles the sscea
and much admired Redowa. with Msrurka and other styles
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ladies Misses
evening. Assemblies will take place semmonthly, com
mencing Nov. Mr.. r. would also announce that he will
give private instructions pupils classes semne
or at the residences Mr. private Academy a. s
nal street. Mr. RS class the Lyceum, jersey City will
open on Thursday October ls For particular nfo
nation, please apply at his residence 81 Canal street
sl0 1msrc
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

"a Leonard Street, West o1 Broddpay
MsLLE PAULINE DESJARDlNS, of the Academic
WI Koyae Paris respectfully informs the pubkc that her
Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commence Besides
ali the utua Dances taught will be the new waltz Mszurka
Mazurka Quadrle, Pokas r(varous.l new Waltz cinq
and graceful waltz Redowa. Schools and Families
ended Terms and hours made known on application.
.olI trh
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ALLEN DODSWORTH's

ALDEN DODSWUKI H'S
DRIvATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. iw Broome ".
Il Broadway -
A. D. would beg leave to inform his friends and the public
that having great and mprove mens IN has
rooms BY which the and accommodations are very much
increased he will his classes for the season
Tuesday Oct r. M for Ladies and children and r.
M. for gentlemen.
day,
Terms, &c. made known by applying At the School.
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Otto sutor, the man who attempted TO murder the
cashier lof the Lancaster Bank sentenced In the
Court OF Common Pleas at Worcester, to2 days solitary
confinement and 10 yesrs hard labor the ssss PRISON
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CHANGE OF HOURS
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL .dRR.aNGEMENT
- 35f sa

- 1R sR
On and alter MONDAY 3sI06sI H. is's Trains will
LEAVE BAooxLYS-at O'Clock A. M: boston trnn) for
Greenpor; daily le.eept sgnd.ysl stopping at
MsT A. NJ. daily for FaTmnsdaIe and inter
mediate places.
.tI2 O'clock. NJ. for Greenport. daily, tsun-
Heksviis, and al stations east " Of HicI.siie
LEAVE daily asS train
ssKP. NJ, Tor on the arrival of the boat from
SS; sym,ll,s ,sa0Ppns at st. Georges Manor and
LEAVE FARxiroDALs at SIX A. NJ daily, (ereept sundays
,v.,. aceommod atm train. and i2 n and5kP NJ
train.
freight will leave Brooklyn for Greenport with
days, at 81 A. NJ Returning leave Greenport * O'Clock
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, stopping
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brooklyn at o'clock A. NJ. for Greeuport Re-
leave dreenport az p M for Brooklyn stopping
FAnE ro-Bedford, cents; East New York, 1ak; Race
aik Hy Dc Park 7 mlesl sK Cowsville (durng the
Place JAS Westbury, a; Hcksvle. a; Farmingdsle s2S;
Deer Park 81 Thompson g. Suffolk ss,tio1 81 Lake Road
Ssof;s M%Pr g 81 Riysrhssd ss Jsme,pS
ii *; Grssnport Xecommodstion Train, 81 81 drssnpo1i
Stages readiness the arrival Trains at the
r to take passengers at very low fares all
Baggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall
street. 70 receive baggage the several raius 30
bcore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat leaves Greenport for Sag Har
Dor on the arrival the Boston train from Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Oct. 8, 1886. 90 rrc
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
EEATHERS nc

HENRY KAHN, Importers, 50 Nissan street. up stars
linear Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris and offer for SALE
Artificial Flowers IN lunches wreaths prgs. s:snds se
fetal Flowermakes Of the newest descriptions and embra
cling every article in this line
Feathers great variety and Of the very richest kinds
aid I'm rc
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A RARE CHANCE

| All ~ Neutrality-suspicious. wanted to undertake the
sale OF new and usefnly patented article that
sold TO every family in the Union To of respecabity
given. Apply to Q. ALDEN
~, No. III Fulton ST., N York
al letters must be post paid oil lmsrh
EDuCATlON-Mr. MCCARTHY who conducts the
A<hatheHsafical Department in Trinity School
leisure hours daily which he would devote the
OF pupils either school family Evening classes are
Speasd cs Instruction n English Literature Mercantile
su,utiou Conducted BY Professor Vepat 25e Green
and his own rcsdence 328 Pearl For terms and
Professor ViIieplst a. aos We. " =
KErEKrscEs-Rey w. Morris, Rector Of Trinity School,
% Nack street. Professor LOOMS New York Univ
ha tollrge. re
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

GURNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
l4 Fulton STREET. lSun Building
E EEHH QUALITY BLACK FUR HAT. ......ss
E EIRsT quality SILK %
SrSCOMDD,c ........;;.;..;....; "
~ THESE prices have been firmly established and may
bs implicitly relied the beauty Style and finish
Of the article which they appertan The would
respectfully ask the public TO test the value Of his Hats by
in the city, and believes candid mind will leave the pre-
nises dissatisfied with them or their prices.
SIS lm*m TT GURNEY. 1874 Fulton
81 Old BOSS RICHARDS is astonIshlng -
kthe citizens aud country people with wonder, SSR
fu low prices, for his best quality and fashions bic
~ and durable Boots and Shoes Look for BOSS RICH.
AIDS, No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam st.
N.BThousands Of every kind fit the foot and pease
mind o3 msr
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
THE Proprietors now prepared to furnish Holiness
Ranges the trade them for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
paenee manuiacture and sell them Our experience in
nsnuaetuIing and setting XII chen Ranges in this city for
the eighteen years, that H0mes
Range be surpassed for economy and
durability They warranted perform the for
free of the purchaser Numerous references
can be given 10 wishing to purchase The prices
range from Is to IS dollars
Gates-Parlor, Office and Bed Room Crates of latest
terms.
stoves-Ha Office and Bed Room Stoves. Stoveppes,
sc. &c.
Tin WMe-Brght, plain and japanned. They have
all tmes ready grates and boilers Also
smokey Gimme Us cnred-no cure no pay
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
ProPrietors and Manufacturers, rs Nassau street.
sloI enc
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hAIl4lsUADs. 40,
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
21 la sR

1SHESE Roads. nth the and Atlantic halIrosd
Of the State OF Georgia. form line from Sa-
vannah TO Oothcaloga Georgia of 37l miles, viz -
Savannah Macon Central Railroad 1870 miles
Atlanta TO Ooihcsiosa. western & Atlantic 80
Goods will be carried from Savannah Atlanta and Doth
caloga, at the following rates, viz:
On WEIGHT GOODS To 1T 10 Doth
Sugar, Coffee Liquor Bagging, Rope Ianfa caioga
Butter Cheese, Tobacco. Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns upper, Tin
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour, lice. bacon in in ca:L. or boxes. "n
: PORK, Beef, Fish, Lard. Tallow, Bees.
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
on MrAsuaEm.ssr docD; "'In
Boxes Of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture
Boxes and bales Of Dry Goods, sadaisiy ~"
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Confection-
cry, per cubic foot 50 20 D. 100 lbs Is
Crockery, per cubic foot .......,,,,..$ 50 is as
Moiasses and Oil, per hid. (smaler
casks IN proportion. }. ............S 50 90 4l2 90
Floughs. (argel Cultivston Corn Shell
lers, and Straw Cutters each ,.,,.,Sl Is 81
Ploughs, lsnal) and Wheelbarrows =. 80 SO size
Sat per Liverpool Sack, .........40 70 50 IS
PASSAGE.
Savannah 10 Atlanta. $40 90
Children under l2 years OF age. half price
savannah to Macon,... ........... 81 90
free of Commissions.
Freight may be paid at Savannah Atlanta Doth
SAyANNAH August Is ls46. alb 2msrrc
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
4E5e34 49,

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE.
VIA RAILROAD AND CANAL,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.
above Line is in full operation Passengers leave
Phladeip ha morning at TX o'clock and
they embark the Packet Beat
This of the that is to be found
in the country The scenery the and un
alta rivers Is UNSURPASSED for beauty and variety.
y QT-Of6ce in Phi!adephia, No. ga Market street
PASSENGERS should be careful pay their fair New
York farther than Philadelphia there that city
authorized to sell tickets for this line.
A. B. CUMMINGS. Agent
Philadelphia, October, 1876.
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FALL FASHION, 1876
a. VIM BANTA, No 81 Canal street, and 100 "a
AChatham street, offers his freads and the public ~
large assortment of Hats of the style the following
low prices viz:Moeskin silk Hat, fur bodies s.; nutra
fur Hats warranted their shape and color 49, short
nap silk Hats fur bodies So 0 first quality Paris mole
skin silk Hats So 5o first quality nutria fur Hats 50 So
Also the fall of cndrens silk velvet and fancy
cloth caps; mohar CLOTH oil silk plush and fur caps &C.
Boys fall pattern fur aud silk hats oil Im~rc
- ROBERTSON, proprI' tor Of the Phoenix Hat
and Cap Mandatory, his acknowledgements his
friends and for their liberal
patronage Of his He has lately removed from
his former location 103 No 80 FULTON ST. where his
fall style lately introduced and which has been much adj
mred for i,s symmetry and elegance is being EXHIBIT
ed Notwithstanding the DISPARITY his prices
and those OF brethren trade Broadway he
that his Hats will be found examination equal the
manufactured He invites the redulous call have
their doubts set at WIN. ROBERTSON, JR-
PRICEs,
Erst quality Of Nutria Fnp. ..-..............ta5o
Second do. do. do. .....,..,.....,..... 200
First do Moeskin. Observation-Disclosures 50
Seconu 90. oo
m srrc
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A A MANOS

IMPORTED OF TOBaCCO AND SEGARs,
NO 81 BROADWAY, up stairs, offer for SALE liberal
terms SO bales ST Jsgo hhds Scraps % uses Ser
Leaf; " cases Scaartta; of Justus Smokn doz
g sea 400 900 Of Havana SEES g. 100
Also large as:ortment OF Paper Segar,, various brands
anu wholesale aud retail.
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NEW PAPER HANOI

NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
FRA NCIS PARES CO.,
NO. 40 PEARL STREET,
AVE the largest supply and the splendid
PAPER HANGINGs, BQRDkRt &C.,
others, on the most advantageous terms.
The most competent Paper Hangers can be bad the
shortest notice " lrnsrc
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H. ~ this wosserfal prspsrxssn shs sdlicsed have
s.i e ss 90 : vs.: d
ns'% %%si isss'' =: 'e.
horse he spps,Sa Is made I'D ~ .sop;sr ~ ss than
any other remedv ever offered The people IL very f'
si .ad internally "a no ssf o. sss,as ssS sissr is
i r.. ns s Of ~ ssws Is Of ss say, ,ass
NO, bosIls has niIsd.
Hs lure s . ..s Y 49, A sssI 1it
be builders Of the bridge: Mr. Mason tina, by the
~ eradesed M ROBERTS gives Il :. hs spaies that twas
tsas si f'' 70 BE- Sa = % ja street. and the
,ss S Ss DssO, hs IL. Ms0ad oes' cy HAL. N
M Hounds, Nssisasdisa wsss Dogs, Whit: rsodIs
Is nc: !: s: s:ps Ct. %
70 LET OR FOR SALE,
premises lately occupied By John Gray Esq on Staten
opss:s sSo" ssis ass
on o the m usSs sooa Ts o
large commodous mansioa house and good barn. and
ne" and ch%RIls
Near e GE p5eIS o%sM q ,GN
olo lw.rc No A9aaover street, New YORK.
lAk GLOBE az s. broadway.
paired and painisd hroa I1 and has entire new far ar
ne s. On 4: ass;ss %ss
with the addition Of table dhote few families and
can % y m
KNOX
10 l28 FULTON STREET, (Sun Buildngl n
>Deemlng II unnecessary particulars -
his Fall Fashions for 1896 would simply that
Thing offered the Hatwearing public Of the city
OfMew X:t His prices are a. low his hats are fine
BROADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASE.
~ THE OWNER of the valuable Block. fronting
offers the same to Lease for Of years 10
Individual Company that desire property this de
scripton for central Broad
way and Canal street ofhe most desirable spots in the
Also, the Property Broadway nearly opposite to Bond
street, extending Mercer street, the trout Broadway
and Mercer street 10 IS feet by 200 feet.
part of the money for the Improvement, would
be advanced, Unnecessary For particnlars, aCply to
JOHN LA FARCE,
s2 2w*rh 2a9 Broadway Room No Is
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: TO PROPRIETORS OF EATING HOUSES.
NOR SALE Steam Boiler for c. oking, with four large
Kettles Lead Pipe, Taps Couplings cpd Furnace all
completes good Can be bought cheap for cash. at
T.. HOMER'S, No. $50 Fulton ST.. No. Ann st.
s2s 2w"rh
ISHE EAST RIyERsMQTUAL INSURANCE lstock)
Company, of the city of New York, Office, Ne. 81 Wall
This Company Continues insure against loss and
damage by FIRE, dwelling houses, warehouses; buildings
goods merchandise and hou ,ehod favorable
terms as similar institutions II fSI sRSwER President
CHARLES H. BIRNEr. Secretary. SO lm-m
MR.. MOORE, who lately arrived in the Gladiator from
where he will receive some important information
New York. Sept. 10. 1876 s2l 2wsm
TO TAlLORS.
THOSE who wish to acquire rapid knowledge Of Cutting
all the various styles Of garments worn at the present
time advised obtain copy OF Stnemes celebrated
work the subject which all the information that
be de sired IL has already with the
dented sale is generally by trade
Unon and warranted to give entire satisfaction to all who
according the bindng slso single sets of patterns
the various styles ofsamsnts cut 70 order hy
slo imsr No 1ia Broadway. New York
VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.
" GOOD YOUNG HYsON TEA, 20 cents per ID.
Every purchaser of Eve pound package will have the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Our object in
offering such nduc to extend and cultivate
large and well '. aff pGcIf'o5rYR fNk FE
and appreciate good article and wish obtain at
little than half the price charged should send
principal Store New York and China Tea Com
pany, SO Catherine street, New York .
the all letters the goods will be
orwarded. 50 lmsrc
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The Richmond Wig of the 9th says, Mr.. Hoyt, who
was shot on Monday week, alleged, by Mr.. WIN. n.
Myers breshcd his last yesterday evening about half
mast seven o'clock Since "Wednesday evening last he
has becn state Of insensiby He continued to the
last of CONSEQUENCES to assert his innocence OF
the act with which he had been charged and IN
to which circumstances strong against MN
This denial made under circumstances Of the mos'
imposing character--frst under oath, to msgn'sse
AMI subsequently two clergy men, to both OF wnom ne
expressed his contrition and his srong anxiety 70
prepared for the change that he was sensible AWAIT"
him.
Mrs c,.rs.. rsos formerly of Homer, Cortland CO,
cam na;ttad suicde by cutting her thooat with razor
last wednesday, the residence Of her srcshs %
"a veers old and had been very mslancholy Tor some
time in consequence Of family troubles and the loss o.
an sfectionsts daughtsry-Bufsic COM, tn snse
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KEY WEST, Sept 81, 1886.
Potatoes-PubRc Works-The Wreekes- Temperance
Father Corcoran - The Cathohos- The Episcopal
Church Religion" Has,y Plate ef Soup
II the man who shall happily introduce into Connect.
cut pumpkins grown sweeened for pies be destined to
receive the lasting gratitude of hst interesting people,
no much more to be enved is he who should land
in good condition among a cargo Of potatoes ques
ton like this important to the weaknesses Of
ture can scarce believe admits Of doubt in its solution
and with the heart and voice of man. would the for
tunste individual receive homage and ney-loud
pesns Of praise, and column whose towering height
should exact from the wayaring admiration of
gratitude and envy Of Its end Alas these dreams are
fsted not yet be rcazedhe gentle greene swes no
the idle sail dropping from the yardsthe crew whistle
in vsin-the captain d-ns and chaws and smokes and
the vessel laden with these jewels Of Erins isle OF RIA
leghs taste not to the AID Of longing
II there be any truth in the power Of imagination
tain old ladies' most strongly insist potatoes will be tho
vcoped.
You aware that we grow nothing upon the island
the beautiful foliage Of tho cocoanut-he deep green OF
the lemon, with the bright yellow OF its fuithc shrubs
whose many Nned flowers catch the eye at every turn
giving out sweet odor-arc not csbbages or turnps OF
potatoes The browning i'll, however 70 u, o. ,n nS
dppaHdge OF the United States not in our psu's,eo III"
isolated position-not IN fervept sun ana gu. siu %
sterile so-bu In the exscon Of 20 per cent "a pa,o
rem duty upon every dollars worth ofvegesDes pfoush
from Havana This seems truly small business LOT ,he
United States government, ana pshoo'es ~, ~!
senators to interest themselves or ben consu.uss,
FOR no other than avoid the scuvy ana secure our
The public works under that able officer Of the engi'
eoIp Sspt eS mo,s is we may deem our
..I,s. "a abIy protected nature and art effect
This work win bring quite an accession to our populs
ton temporary is true with great portion, but still
beneficial In a greater less degree.
Many Of the resident mechanics are employed, whilst
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LEECHESi LEECHESl LEECHES!
A IN, supply OF large and healthy Swedish Leeches,
Jst eceivedfor sale in quantities urchasers
,.,-~. u. A. q H. WITTE,
"im"h Importer Of Leechcs, 30 John st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-08
FARE STILL FURTHER REDUCEDu
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
DAILY LINE 10 THE SOUTH-EXCEp7
SUND.qY rs
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
by the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
Cry FONT, Pete ,sburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Ghmareston, 3. e. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, (as on the route via Washington \ with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon
SCHEDULE:
&c slsEIFS LeavlnglOwer end of Spears Wharf,
~ 5ESyts b baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays
's'tsfra at4A,a O'Clock, p. NJ in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon
q Sarsf7 orHERALD, Capt. RUSSELL or JEW
Ess;y Capt Sutton arriving in Norfolk
MISREPRESENTATION morning, after comfortable
nighpssleep,a at 6 O'Clock; thence up James River
with It's beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
a aysl-if CUkIlS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
tSlsggE tS9tfstE boat ALICE, Capt Skinner TO Civ
stt'Sts"'sas~ Point Railroad, Gall the above boats
ana road being now in good order, under the com
manu OF sklilul and polite commanders) TO Pc
tsrsbuTg Vas CARRYING there about hoursahead If
the route via W ashngton) where the two lines ANAL
ganaate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N, O..
thence by steamboats, to Charleston, 3. c.. and
thence ny the southern routes to New Orleans and
mhch lhe most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
rOuIe to the South.
QG-Passengers to and from the lower parts of North
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
foke Railroad to franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox
on the BIaCkwater, to the different points.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh Fayetteville
Lyncnburg, and to the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route
tIz-Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun.
days, at q O'clock P. NJ. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
etn routes.
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ......:............... $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Va.,,....,,...........,, 400
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. C. 100
Passage between Baltimore and Chareston,s.
G, Through tickets) ....................... 1900
Meals and lodging included Bay and River boats
R5- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
agent, and give your checks to him our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
jelStf SHEPPARD, Agent,