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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-10
DRUGS.
JUST ARRIVED.

JUST aAESkS4 W ELI. 49,.
10 D0z, BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received By Express direct from the pro.
prietors. For sale at so cents per bottle
maya - G. BROWN, 48 College street
| EISHING TACKLE.--A, large stock selected by
II one of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and Snoods; also, Aberdeen, Gravea-
lee1 and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Silk Minnow Seines 12 by 4; Floats of every variety
Reels, Jointed Rods Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &C. &c
In short supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need for the successful
jeg -, 10. g. BRowN, 4s Collegest
/ SFOD-LIVER OILS Gro genuine Cod Liver Oil,
| ~ just received from Rushton, Clark Co.'S, by
Jes t.- 10. G. BROWN, 4S College Ct
\ EECHES.-I,OOO Swedish Leeches on hand and for
II sale BY 10. G. BROWN, AZ College ST.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
OF the above just received of prime quality; sold to
jes 10. G. BROWN, 4a College ST.
CTONE WARE.-25OO pieces Stone Ware, consists
- ing of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
DC. of every size, just received.
jes 10. g.. BROWN. as College st
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-COnstanty on
i hand, Barclay, Perkins d Co.'s celebrated London
jes -'- - - 10. g. BROWN. 4s colleeest
ID EARL STARCH.-25 boxes Of very superior
L article of Starch, Just received By
je9 10. G.. BROWN, 43 College st.
MEDICAL
"a DEMOVILLE a. BELL, "a
x No. 26 Cherry St. 2 doors from corner Union, d
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ID AIN of Thousand flowers received and for sale BY
ID DEMOvILLE BELL.
HATOOD'S Celebr,ted Hair Kestoratve, received and
wv for sale by DEM0VILLE & BELL
n oWS Brown WINDSOR SOAP.-Just received
i fresh supply of Lows Genuine Brown Windsor Soap.
FOR sale by DEMOVILLE BELL.
4 1OMBS-Just received superior lot Of Dressing and
" Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
DORF MONIES-A splendid assortment, received and
4 for sale by DEMOVILLE BELL
may25
DoTAsII-Re Received and for sale BY
i DEMOVILLE BELL
june6
TNNGLISH 81 HUSTARD-KeceNel an extra Inc
june6 DEMOVILLE BELL
EEAYORING Lemon, Vanilla
Il Rose, Celery, Orange, Pine Apple, Almond, &c.
june5 DEM0VIi4LE BELL.
PHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
l. Various patterns, received and for sale by
Je6 DEMOFILLE BELL
TINEA, TEA.-We keep constantly on hand superior |
l. article of Black and Green Teas, which We will war
js6 DBMovHLE BELL
XATOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.-Jus le
aug5 DEM0VILLE BELL.
ERESH CONGRESS WATER-Rscsived this |
G DAY, by taugjl DEMOVILLE BEGl.
CNUD LIVER OIL.-Hegmau, Clark & cos Cod /
aug5 DEMOvILLE d BELL.
Z WEEUISH LEECES.-Une thousand Swee iish
- Leeches, Just received by Exprcss, for sale by
aug!7 DEMoVILLE BELL.
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State Of Georgia,

CAPTAIN J. j. GARVTN,
Will hereafter form Weekly Line Philadelphia sailing
every Saturday, alternately from Savannah and Charles
ton, as follows:
The Keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing Saturdays-Juy 18th, August I'd and l6th Septem.
Der 9Th and 10th. Leaving Philadelphia alternate Satur
davs
The State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston the iol-
lowing Saturdays-Juy 18th and 26th, August eth 23rd
and 80th, September 18th and 9th Leaving Phiadel-
phs the alternate Saturdays
In strength, speed and accommodations these ships re
fully equal any running the Inland naviga.
hon, l0U miles Delaware River and Bay nights
sea.
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES AND
CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lines both connect Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through 10 Niagara Falls
Buffalo, in l6 hours from Philadelphia Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping Philadelphia and inter-
mediate points, for sale by The Agents in Savannah and
Charleston.
az Fare to Niagara Buffalo, S29; to Elmira, f26
TO CanandaiguG, S27.
Agents al Philadelphia, HERON & MARTIN
Agent al Savannah C. A. GREINER.
Agents At Charleston, T. s. I. G. BUDD
jyl056-8md
NAPOLEON AS HUSBAND AND LOVER.
WE PUBLISH SATURDAY AUGUST l6
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TIE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITE
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.
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Nesupnrk 1ailp Gt-ibn,te
T,s. p.sas -, MoasIv yw ostsav.

T,s. P.s.s ~ MoasIvJw ostses
THE FISHING SONG.
Down IN the wide gray river
The current il sweeping strong;
Over the vide gray river
Floats the tishermsn's song.
The oar-stroke times the singing,
The song sails with the oar,
And an echo in both is ringing
thought 70 hear no mere.
Out of a deeper current
The song brings back TO me
A cry from mortal silence
Of mortal agony.
Life that was spent and vanished,
Love that had died OF wrong,
Hearts that are dead in living.
Come back in the hsherman's song.
I see the naples leahog,
Just as they leaied before
The green grass comes No greener
Down 10 the very shore
With the rude strain swelling, sinking,
In the cadence of days gone by.
A the car from the water drinking,
Ripples the mirrored sky.
Yet the soul hath life diyiner,
Its past returns no more
But IN echoes, that answer the MINOR
OF the boat-song, from the shore.
And the ways Of God are darkness,
His Judgment waiteth long,
He breaks the heart Of woman
With a fisherman's careless song.
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- About JO,COO Republicans assembled at num-
Ohio, the other day, to listen TO speeches ron uo''
Chase the Hon John sherman, the Hon Benjamin
stanton. Gen. Berce, Cooper X. Watson, AMI others
in English and Ger1 an Tie addresses were eloquent
ard stirring and received with frequent bursts Of
denf,p.ns apI lsu.e from the people
-EpwIs Is. MoRGAs, the faithful representative
r,om the XVIII Congressional Distinct, has been
pOmirsted by the Republicans i0r reelection.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


M kENNEDr Of ROIbury IA, discovered N sns q or
F'.t,ie ..ea' reSntay ma, care. p.5
DE h, tred IN over eleven hundred ese .1d never d
over ,wo hapdrea Of vAas al
treuty alice Of Boston.
Two BOTTLES warranted 70 care nursing mouth
One 70 thEes BOTTLES viii lie knd Of p'aPei on
th. face.
Two bottles Ne "Ananed 10 the ~srsi csnhs IN ne
mouth and s'omaeh
One tOttles warranted AL AarDor in ID.
Souss -.r,n'-d TO running Of he and
BOTTLES vrsnt.d to corrur. and running
on. bori. will cur- ..ly .rrpions Of IA. skin.
'hree bote' warranted to The c,se:of
npsvorm
Fhrs. sgr bottles .. -...n'.4 % eur. II %
benefit always experienced from the hrs bottle snis
pKot. o l. 20 mprob.b. have in vain tried
Al The wonderful medicine. Of lbs DAY tbs common weed
cwins on the pasture. along old ais, should
80 hum or in The .y.teu: We, 6Ied fast Ii Jon have
kuo start. There m srds huns nor has,
oa IT, Sa I OF IN re Vicinity init Boston sSo~ II.
sact, every 1t Le.dy done some Of he great
yea. Old old people Of Xxx have .e,n PAL PaI.
I'D 10 . perfect .fr. ofheslih ny one bottle. -
To those who subject 'irt hoaiaehs one bottle vin
ts,. i.n s.y. been co.ve for years, and
been regulated by Where the body sound It roris quite
,,r, il III cause singular feelings but you must not DO
,.ru Cd they Away, disappear In from tour days TO ~k
H.. "a never bad result the contrary when that
err. zone you will feel yourself ike per.on heard
,one Of the most encomum' OF 1t that svet Ah
| listened 20. - ...,,. =, .o,,,.
Nsnuisetuiedb BY DONALD KENNEDY No i2s WaUen-'t'
NJ I.ent. Tor N,w Yort C. " CLICXENER Co,
No 81 B.Ie.y-.t. CHARLES II. RING No -! BIGsdwsy
A r. D. SANDS No. III Willism-.t. MARSH, OR'lS n
Co No $50 (;r,cnuch..,: BOYD PAUL. Ch.mbs.s.t j
WILLS Co. No us Frsniliu-.t NJ kESsoN RobSiSs
1 C.. No lt5 Nsiden.lane; HkViLAND, HAkRAL \
RISI FY Waneu-,i BARNES PARK, No St Broadway
WARD CLOSE Co. Maiden Isnd Mr.. HAYES brookyn:
and for retail BY eli respectable Druggists throughout me
Union.
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n)Gter Cure.

IRE. J. LOEWENTHAL's WATER CURE,
~ BERGEN Nights, HUDSON Co, NEW-JERShl-
will . ain open during the Winter Among the Diseases 3
Which Winter treatment particularly adapted, and Po~er'
a. mention Rheumatism Gout, ChrOnic Inflammation Fever
aud Asue, &c. ",
Circulsrs NJ No. I Tftnov.r-st.. Newfork
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Cesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate,
e the County NeYork Notice is hereby gwen TO aI
~ having claims against DoMINGOS LIE late 81 the
NV # New York ased to present h" 'ane WIN
l.I,of To th. subscribers at the Office OF bAHtoLonH
BIANCO No n7 Peal-' the City Of N"w'tor on OF oe
-. n, tenth iAy OF Ap. nex'-Daed the seventh day OF
~ -, ITs6 BARTOLOME BLANCO lrxo,u,o,.
o tswsrW SALVADOR CHAPPELL.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLiy Auctioneer.
nOSITINY EXECUTOR's SALE Of the Estate

il of the late GEORGE FORDlIAM, deceased, of East
Broadway Cherry snd Waters, REAL ESTATE by order OF
A w Surrogate, to close the tststeAL
BFRT III. NICOLAN will sell. On WEDNESDAY, Dot a.
- o'cl. ck at the Merchant Exchange az follows: -,
Tn. LEASE of Lots of 81 and 329 CHERRY with
e II story Bnck Houses thereon on the south
ie between Clinton aud Mont gomery-sts. Houses <bA'o
ne eIpre NAV 1868 with renewal of q years at
per cent valuation Present ground rent 90 Per anhun
the d the lot 10 ul value Tor ali improve
nsnts Al the ex piraon of the leases .u,,,, 80,
The LEASES Of Lots Nos 57i SIC and $40 WATER-sl:i
With the three 3story and cellar Brick stores thereon 21 W
each The leases the the Cherry properly sna
WI be told In parcel together with The same =, al.
No 2l3 EAST BROADWAl.-The LEASE Of Lot No 2ls
East Broadway with the sory and basement bdoL
House thereon the south side between Clinton aud Jefe
son SITS House 23x46, aud contains all the modern improve
ments Tie lease expires the lot Of May 1917 win TWO
renewals of n years each per cent valuation fresen
around rent lS5 the owner OF the lot 10 pay iu
valne all IN povensnts at the expiration of the lease
the dsy of sale and the balance on The IL day OF NO
eub next leases will be dciycrcd-the purchaser
No. hsv, The bnf Of al the that day For fall par
t,ns. rppy al No ~ Chery.st the AuctioDeer No
4BrOad-sf.
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

~ FARE REDUCED.-Only : 81 from New-f"rk TO A.
bsny1he Inlsnd Route conne"ing with western ana
-p Trains. $40 NJ Express Train for Albany vlthons
change cars connecting with ll;l5 m Central and Norm
err Trains m Mail Train stopping At W uisns ondse
and ali stations above p H.. Express. connecting "to
the Central II pm ...,, &c.,.
WITHOUT change Of 9:lo a. Mail IrAin' f'oo v 1
Express tor Newton 49,. ,h.
Harlem Raroa d which for comfort, pronptn.ss OF safety
mn mrpasstd. The Albany Trains now hiei up win
Crcanes Approved Brlkes which places the tram uder no
control of tfs Engineer rendering IL the safest road ~ ne
Irn Tickets 10 obtained Baggage checked AZ the ONCE
Of the Western Railroad Albany. At White and Center
o''o'N' @0 WIN J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
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= oyG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter

IAusr.,n.ept-tSunday. eAcePtsdl.rrsns going E.-';
- Rr.tiyn for Ir--uI.rt 10 daily for YaphAns, 10
20 su on Saturday. 34j for Fsrninsialr, 10
M and 5l5 p m for syo-set. 10 m and $40 m for
IJ.nr..ad iea ~ and SS and p ~; Tor JAnalcs,
10 ~ II NJ. IS s. and 6:S0 r M
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CVPREME COURT-Coun'y Of Kings.-ROB-
SFRT X. WfLLETS against JAMES II. PULLS Ma
ma I'll GEAR nd ELIZABETH lis WIFI the D-tenf
boy named You hereby summoned and required 10
answer complaint in this action which LA bed IN the OF
-, OF IL Crk the County o Kings a. the City Hall III the
City Of Brooklyn. tie l8h day Of June e aud to serve
ry Of your the said complaint on the subscriber
AZ h. Office No 81 Wall-.t in the City of NewYork within
tv ny DAYS ar tie service Of This summons exclusive
n t day suc service: and II you tl 10 the said
cor u in within g.. time atTe.ad the plantf IN this Vtrn
Will an " 70 the Court for The relief demanded In the
al int Dated New ok June "a, 1885 X. h. BOVINE
IS IaWsaW Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A. NJ MsRwS, AusuoDeer NJ, 81.
NV BANGS. BROTHER Il C0.-IrsHs-"~'

WEDNTSDAY EVENING, Oct. u, at .. oefoe. Jotx
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBhAhrr1[oSsnrr Bibhcal Lief.
81 Epghsh eope. OF choice WORKS on ptIy Drama Ars
,svr. B,osf.phy VOYAGES and Travels foty
se,.s,s Bile. Lettres classics nssaSe Also in
Ro.k II ,udipf any that are scarce su ,,hli..ons
80, ~ .ssoyment Of American hscelisns"s' Sess's
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct H. at O'Clock,
Gums Am MFDALS-A large collection OF Antqne ana
y,E.he sv, And Copper CONS Of various countries cmise
BIZ any that exceedingly scarce beng N. pSat eo.e
a., a. recently deceased selected by him VIII
80 "a ~ 10 be sold for Vie benefit Of bis estate
,.tslosnes may be bad on sPp'cs'oD
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DEM RAILROAD:~,,l nnLE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS bELHSET.EcNN II a I +
DELPHIA and PlITSBURGH.-The hOhSINo N -
TRAIN leave, Phl.d,lphi. for Pii'.barEa At RI LINE
leave. Piv-11 for P,,t.bnr.h Al u ~ sna rL,ea'x1 "a
Tor Piiadrpta Al :. . pm. THE NIGHT hshi pthns
leave. Phiads phs Pittsburgh AZ II p w. AH'
for Philad,lp Aia a s:4N p ,.g,o.5, u, and
The abovr line, connect PitssqrEh VIII W C Illinois.
fam 81 L.ui- Mo; Alton, Calcn4: -ie -, NJ
Funffort, Lexington ard Loi.viile ny a.'iT Da,.-
sor la F,yetis. and IncIsnspoh' IHf 80 Cvan3 Co.
lGInbus, Za1e.vil. Ma..ion and NoSs,ef oi.' 80 =;
st, packet boat, from aud 70 Ne" -o.''-i'' e." ' 49,
VILE and Cincinnati ,, A-,,f, q, iii civ
Passeuser. viii ind til. the shoFte+' No.. NP N--
cor foTtab. route betue,u TIE lat AID w. "A
Through '.cket. can be had q either 81 TIC "
III Butts A.cu, NewJer,ey Railfoai co 30, u
IL ELLIOTT as.nt PennsylvAnia 4irnad Co.,
No A,tor Hoa-e, broaa e =. l Hh.
CsxYaIs II, NJ. Phl&a~ipha
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NTFw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

T.
N SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. commencing May ). 1850
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and CanL't
In NewYork.. Corner bth;.f. and l,l'aV.
Ts EvYoRK-For New Hay ven: 7, 8a. m (Fx)j
1880 S:l5 (E1l iSo ?. For Bridgeport; n tEf)
l2.30 S.l5 (E, For Milford Sraitord Falrfsld
Southport and W.,port: m 1850, 3:l5 40 m FOR
Norwalk: T. NJ 1880, 3:l5 T. Ok 10 Pep o;5 ,n
6:l5 n m For stamford: e, tExl m; i2:Si SIP T.
Nx 43o Sis 6l5 Fog Port Chester and intermediate
stations: 7 Q e. M. f2:J0 g. IS $50. Sis 6:l5 p m
Cosxrc1.G TRAISs-For Boston: a m; (Exl Up. m
Tx) FOR Hartford and Sprin sseld m tEx lz:p m
IN No. (Fx For Conneccnt River Railroad to M9ntei;
a NJ ok For Canal Railroad: m tE1 and l2;g p N:
,o Wtut,d. For New. London Railroad: m For
Uousaorc Railroad: a. m For Naugsuck Railroad: a.
M 3l5 p. For Danbury and Norwak Railroad: Ia IN
fR,ixs TO NEw.YoRK-From New Haven: $50 = OBS A.
H. (Ex) l:5O (Ex) $3.50 $50 p lex From BndsePon;
6:lO 7:4o 1918 a m C1l 2:l7 lex. 5: iO;5 p m (EI
From Eorwak: 4:45 G. GA, s:j 1923 m tEI 20, 70
3:95 5:45 1885 p Ex From Poit Chester; '-' 49,
7;sQ 1851, IL 30 a IA (Ex) 4:W. 6:T ?. NJ
JAMES H. uOYT. Superintendent
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1ales bp -~tiio"'

>r.v A ~,
AUCTION NOTICE.-To h 2NrEs~JNo
n HIRDwARE STOCK, by order Of ASST. -WARE Or
= VAN ANTWERP'S regular trade OF HAhL II the
THURSDAY 10Th, will commence At 10 oc.oes W. ~bae
s.e ,sosh Of r.tJssr Catalogues at No. 40 reaHS-'
Do seods are exhibited.
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N. H. LEEDS Auctioneer.-By H. II. LEEDS q Co.
an WEDNESDAY, Oct. -, at l01 O'Clock

ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. -, at 100 o'clock
~ each day at the salesrooms No - Nassaus'-sECOND
sAIF-A sIleudd Of freshly imported Fanny
GOODS p4y purchased by senor g. b. Pandoiin nov in
J,aly eo g Of super CaIraa Satusry representing Jcer
son iy Dd 81 dioo; Material Love- by Tanerani Dancing
Girl by Del Mcdco Angel Of Justice. by Bantti; Fishing
Poy hy Frsrci; Madonna BY Beneni Magdne by Sancio
Rust OF Cicero by Carto of FlOrcnce Schiller Washington
and OILERS Boy Dove Boy and Nest two laged sized Fig
ufe t Gard, Also beat f assortment OF Alabaster
G,urs Figures large Marble Caudeabfss from the
Crystal Palace suPI Etruscsn M,ded iebe Neapoan aud
every and description Of Bronles Consisting OF Figures
and Group. Birds Vases Caudesbrl Baskets Paperhodes
Cacel Lamps Dancing Girls Warriors, CgaIhoder Candle
stick Stationery and other articles, new sye' Also an N
voice Plated Tea Sets Casters Cake Baskets &c
settler It'll variety of other fresh good of which
will be- received from The Custom House in time They Gull BE-
examined previous TO the sale.
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IDENNS1 LNANIA RAlLhOAD-lhc pisi>hi
Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eltes WIZ
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states oy eoL
tnnous Railway direct The Road also connects al f,sn
with daily lire all port. IN the "esern
and Cleveland and Sandusky with steaiers 70 AZ Pp.s "a
the Northwestern Lakes max the mos. dlf"c' II
reliable route By which FREIGHT can DC ioT"A-oN ~ -
from the Grss, West. r,-rsprpnu.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana III Ioo"i'oiA'
FIRST CLAss-Boofs Shoes Dry Goods, I'm 9Oc per f0
boxes. + ss, testbsrs &c.........'.:..'
SECOND CLAss.-BoOks and Stationery, Dry - ,oo -
Goods in bIesl Hardware, Leather IL Pr W. 7"
THIRD CLAss-Anys, Bassng, Bacon and Sc per 100 %
Pork Gin bulk Hemp, se........'...'.;)
FoURTH CLAss.-Cof.e, Fish, Bacon shl Jc. per 100 %
PCrk (packcd) Lard aud Lard OIL: ,,Lt. h.,.,
In shipping Goods pOiaf east OF
ticulaE the package "Nia PennylVsla
G ods consigned the Agents Of this Road az
Fiiistursh will b. forwarded without defsnroa. - ~.
FREIGHT AGENrs-Eiars Wormley Co. Meinpei', iiI'
r. ,. Sss. Co. =, Louis; J. 5 Mitchell sop hvah nm
md Dlnesui Bell Murdoch, and Garter Je| -
vile ky.i b. C. MeIGruIn Madam Ind sgFisuan
and Ir,..u Co. CAciruati; ~ w Graham Co.. -
Ohio Le,ch Co. No 81 kibys., Boston, Leee1 ~,
Asror HoUsc New-York No. Wlli.nst, and ~ os.
tery Isrs. NeYoTt T. J. Sneeder, Phil-deptlA n-ss
hCoLs Baltimore Geo. C. EraucIscu., fIt'DIIsn
For i1Ttlc. Particular. bills q ladng' apply
LEIGH 4 Co.. AGENTS Penn ksllfosh 20;
No. , Astor Heuse NeT- OH
II. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent fh1 n
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superin endrnt, AhoohA .
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T'HE PEOPLE Of the STATE ofNEw-YORK,

IEE IEOPIE CT the STATE OF NEW-1Ollh,
~ the Gace Of God free and ui-psnd,nt-To al pr.
Interested in the estate of STEPHEN DOYLE, II Of
AbIinpr W-iranads decreased creditors -
gre.ns You and each Il you bersby
and required pronsy 20 be az appear bsi Re- our sur
rogai. County New York Ii. oce TIE ty Of
kvYork The fourth day May next devon o'clock IA
the hat day and Their a'td the hns
q, the u Poee edns ii PETER b. EE
P bic Administrator IL .ai city, giLsatof - ~ ss
ci zf:els. l. credits II said deceased.
In ,ecuy whereof We cave caused the seal II Office u ..d
Surrogate 20 BE- hereunto AFFIXED Wires. Ath -
ANDER ". BRADFORD, require, surFoE.ls % o4
f. 81 aid County Il the Civ u New York, the h dSy
S.p.embsr in th. year ofour Lord ono thousand 'su
hundred and hfy-six. - ,,.rropn c.-,,,s.e
sl law4wW A. w bkADfOhD, 9n-I---
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= PAUROAD-FOr PHILA-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLAa
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST; via JEs9Ei
CITY-Mal aid Express Lines: Lave New ORR snu
H. and and D. IL. fare, Sj; Il m, SD soPPhs" al
wsy stations Through Tickets sold for Cinennan ~ A'
sl8 5o and the West and for Baltimore Washington Nn
Sc and through baggage checked Washington In M ana
In m w WOODRUFF. Assistant Supt
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and san

EOR IFORNIA.-NEWfORk and SAN
Il FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE via NlCAKAut A
SAtrcst Route bv Hundred Mles-fnces eresy -
suc.d-The new and splendid steamship TENAs 10" tul'
burden will sa from Fer foot Of Besl g. MoEtl hivet '
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on FRIDAY, oct"Deei 80
1886 A. o'clock p. to connect with the Steamer
NEVADA from San Juan del Sur the Pacific ioI oA.s
FRANCISCO. PacugeIs v IN find ;hs the h,ltiie't ald
cheapest route Fy pounds baggage allowed eSc passenger
ten c, nts per pound on
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NETWORK .
To San JUAN DrL NoKTE-fiTst cabin, r75 secoui CABIN
ste; SiecrIge, &2a .
TO san FKANoIsco ncludine i.'hmu Transit fiEsi cabin,
Al75; second cabin SI&5; S'ecIssr. $7a 80.
OF freight OF passage apply to CHAS. MORGAN SoNs'
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VIIUW pIRWHtRRUt VIZ
NOR ALIF o RN A
kFW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
MIC A r \ G L a
snokrEsT kovIs ~ 1% MIS- rb,svs
The New and Splendid Steamship
T r S,
lSO0 tuns.
will ssn from the pier foot Of Beacl, North I'cI "i
SAN JUAN DE- NICARAGUA on FRIDAY, Oci' ~ al
3o'clock D. H.. O connect with the steamer
SIERRA NEVADA, ., -.
,o,, SAN HAN DEL SUR, the Pacific for SAN FRAN
PASSENGERS will End this the heslest snd cheapest route
Iv pound. OF baggage allow, each passenger Ten cents
per pound On excess .,,.,, rpo,, WV voD.-
To : FRANCISCO, To sAN ''N VIZ NNN'
including lsthmus Trip flrs' "oh 81
First 10 second NHu'"''''-''''
Second Cabn.....-.. lSolS'eeias'
For Freight er Passage. apply 70 .ono.~ soxs
Ne. = Bowling Green, y. l.
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-Oc. o.

GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES-Oct d.
y u MAIL LISE-Yify pounds Of hassais he-i ~
nn PIT pound -Four 6our. from ces.n BY
Pas.n. Railroad 1hrush fI CALIFORNIA Vi. Pah.un,
tsirosd The United States aa s'esmship Co. viii isps's
Tor AspinwM MONDAY. Oct - A. o'eIoch u. pre-
csely from pier foot OF Warre., North River web
know and A.t team .hip GEORGE LAW Capt WIN l. Hern-
den, 5. N Pssenge and Mails viii Be forwuded By Pan
ANA Railroad and connect ct Panama With the Pacific Md
Steamship Cos magnificent steamship GOLDEN GATE, K
H. fearsoh Commander which vii Be u readiDse Nd sve
iu nsdisi.ly tor San PrAneiseo.
The prbe are informed .he pschc Mail Steamship Co
Always have ore Steamers lying PHnsn. ready
70 avoid aEy possible de'.n,oL q or ma
FoT apply 70 w. RAYMOND at the only obc- u
he Con pAiie-, No III Westst, cor WArrenst, y. 7.
Freisbt Apin 10 cents cubic foot II
pound prepaid And freight viii BE- ree'ed -ii-r ock
limited STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ --Por HAVANA and EBwoRLEASS.-On Friday,
Oct II. at No. from pier fDot Of WsTcn-s;.. North River
the and tavori,e steamship EMPIRE CITY Captain A o.
Gray. will sail as above
Pa,sage can be secured =, The Office Of ;he Line.
Fr.laft 70 kew-Orleans. - cents per cubic foot
Slippers wi! BE- supplied with blank bills q .scnf Of he
~, I'm ed bT lie Line On arnesiou al :hei< Office No other
I r, 'snet and no b of ans vii 'isaei he BON
Of SAILING. 80
corner Of Warren. NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent
L'OR LIvERPOOL.-UnIteds states Mail Steam
,bp ERICSSON LOxb-T. commander, will depart With
Oct Is y O'Clock from her berth At ne ioot Of CANA
For freight passage having unequaed seonodsaon' for
''s-N'' '- EDWARD K COLLINS, No. s. wallet
PASSENGER, ere requested to be on bard AZ II a. m
An l.r, mus, pass through the Po'tOt'e any ohen WV
rs steamship ADRIATIC. Capt Wet, will succeed The
Frics.on, and .til SATURDAY, Nov
reduced 10 four pounds tSn meaareHenf Until further