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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-03

LIVERPOOL SALT.
k0OO SACKS G. A. SALT; 1000 Do. FINE
OUUU SALT, in store and for sale by
Alexandria, March "a, '5S. F0WLE Il co.
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SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TINE subscriber will resume the duties ofhs School
i on the LIST day of September and continue it until
the 25th of June next. The term will embrace two
sessions of five months each. The subjects taught
will be the English, including Geography, Grammar,
History and Arithmetic; also, Greek, Latin ana
French Languages and Mathematics, including Aige'
bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, DC.
Terms Pen SESSION OF Ten MONTHS.
For Primary Engllsh'.... .............'..'.'sSS0S
All Classical scholars will be charged $40.
Refer to Dr.. Gessner Harrison and Prof. Schele De
We're, University DIVA; Rev. John A. Broadus Char
lottesville: L. B. Smith, formerly Assistant Profes
sor of Mathematics; Rev. Jas. Fife, Rev. WIN.
F rrist, Rev Geo. B, Taylor; and Col. Geo. Baylor
and other patrons OF the school in Staunton.
j. NJ CRANK
p ST. will be absent from Staunton until the Is
of August, but any persons calling on Col. baylor Wi
receive all necessary information. NJ "
stanton, July ID, 5S-tlS-Vind. copy.
FURTHERMORE FEMALE SCHOOL,
ID The next Session of this School Will commence
tue first Monday in September 1855, and close the Zot
of June, 1859. Miss SALLIE II. DOUGLAS VIII agaii
take charge of the School.
For all the higher English Branches, sl5 per ses
sion of ten months French, $50 Music, with use o
piano SlS per session of five MONTHS Contingent fee
81; Board, 80 per month. One-half payable at tn
of the school, the other ut the close.
DAVID GILKESON,
HUGH G.. GUTHRIE,
JOHN BROOKS, Trustees.
WIN. MCC0MB
T. W. SHELTON,
Rarterbrook July 10, '5S-tlS
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July 81, ls5S-tds

GALE OF LAND In pursuance of decree of
- the Circuit Court of Augusta, rendered in the
cause of Eleanor Peck and others against Joseph Ste
venson and wife and others, shall, on Wednesday,,
the lst of September next, proceed, on the premises
SELL publicly, valuable TRACT OF LAND, lyingin
said county, about mile from Waynesboro, and
adjoining the lands of James S. Bush Maj. Stuart's
heirs and Others and containing about 100 Acres,
to be surveyed before SALE 1t has it good Brick
Dwelling House. Barn, and all necessary out-houses
good Apple Orchard, two Wells of Water, and tim
Der sufficient to keep the farm up. This is nice little
estate, and its proximity to market church and school,
and stores as well as being surrounded by agreea
BILE neghborhood, render il very attractive. The de-
cree requires Slave to be sold with the land he is
crippled, but useful enough to keep from being a
charge
TERMS :-0ne-fourth in hand; the balance in three
annual payments Of equal amount, the purchaser to
give bonds with good personal security and the title
of the land to be retained as ultimate security.
JACOB SHRECKHISE, Com'r.
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Ma1nifcent Scheme :!

MOgn4flce7t Schenoe {!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS n,
To be draeort IN Baltimore City, Augast 2lst, SO.
IA nrn,vn Rallnts In each Packape of 26 Tlckets.
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A TAILOR WANTED.-A Tailor of goo,
N character and good workman, can obtain tirs
rate situation by applying to the subscriber.
Portable house for small family will be provided fo
him. j. NJ. STOUT.
New Hope July o. 1S5S-4t
MACHINE AND HARNESS OILS; AL.
III so LAMP OILS Ofevery kind, for sale by
DR.. H S. EICHELBERGER l. BRO.
Staunton, July Is, '5S.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PER-

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PER-
L SONAL PROpERTY.-Having determined to
emigrate TO California, will SELL at public sale, on
Thursday tile 2eM day of August my FARM, lying in
the valley of the Little Call Pasture Augusta County,
containing 23ST AcreS--lS0 cleared and In good
STATE of cultivation the balance well timbered Good
House and Barn. Orchard, &c good spring, and STOCK
water in every field. There 10 of first rate
Meadow, and as much more could be made The land
well adapted to grass and all kind of grazing. Per-
sons wishing buy would do well to call and see,
| am determined to sell.
WILL also, ON the same day, sell all my Personal
Property, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep Hogs
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms moderate and made known on day of sale.
| refer TO r. Turk. ELIJAH HUNTER.
July, u, lS5S.-5ts-*
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPEkTY.-By virtue of a deed OF trust exc
cued 10 me by Jno. T. Arnall the 18th day ofJune
1857 ana duly recorded the Clerks Office of Angus
ta county, shall proceed TO sell, at the residence OF
said Arnal, near Waynesborough on friddy, the 10th
dag 0f Aag@st next, the following Personal Properly
to w.t. Piano Forte, Sideboard, 8 Beds, Bedsteads
aud Bedding, number of Chairs, Tables, and other
Household and Kitchen Fun nilure; also, two Cows,
and any other personal property OF said Arnall.
On the same day and ut the same place. Will SELL
under the same deed the following SLAVES, to wit:
Mary, aged about a years Henry, about 20 years
old Lewis about % years DID, George, about ~ years
old, and Ann, about ~ or Is years old These are
all extremely valuable negroes. Terms OF sale under
he deed Cash. j. ID. lMBODEN, Trustee
Tnlr lSSS-tds
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EXTENSION SKIRTS.-A few dozen more of
r. those splendid Patent Spring Steel Extension
Skirts, the best now in use, received by
b. A. KAYSER Il co.
,,..... TIL, on 1919
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DR.. H. S. Eichelberger 4 Bro. and DIR: ". B. Young
Stauuton VIM. Withrow, Jr, Waynesboro, and BY
ell dealers in medicines. Wholesale by Purcell Ladc
u Co, Richmond.
July 20 '5S-eowiy
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Supreme COurt-CircuIt.
Before Hon. Judge Mullin.

Nov. l7-Vals1ine Luxe and WIFE U.s. - neyers.-This
action to 600 for injuries sustained by
Mrs. Luze, while voyage to this country, board
the ship Yorktown from London II alleged that in
August, 1856 the plaintiff and his wife took passage
board the Yorktown and during the voyage plank fell
and struck Mrs. LUXE, fracturng her leg and arm
For the defence set up That the master Of the ship
not liable for personal injuries sustained by passen
Dr. Carnochan and other physicians deposed that
the injuries represented Verdict for
plantiii $500.
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yyoREiNG MEMS AND MECHANICS MUTUAL AID

tVCREING MEMS AND MECH tNfCS MUTUAL AID
w AssIciat0n-Napiial $1,000 - he VJec % This as.oca
bran,he- ~ table aiusy Each member works
Trades exclusively aui n1frendenN iur himself with
such Mk@alasas lie nay chose. Whenever produces
sell ~ al sntgc, h' company Ais linn
sell ~ To- tsst marx t wttr utf ~ dstth tn4 also -
procure supplies at whlese prizes t5as giyag each
mem ~ adtaltke IL large capital AMI exenisi uae.
ian1 - thicUthe. chic. fronting ale
Marietta cincinnati Railroad. aud the other the
ohio canal has been secured Tor the Operations Il
company. uc dls 3rl into nta,
HE terms " each member Win may desire a permsnen,
home and place Uf ~ tie labor.
Tie Capt divided int sos shares q 81 each III winch
$50 shares reserved lnr WORKING menhers - shares
offered pittsts $1,000 subscribed ~
sri ~ hsnk, meeting " stockholders will be held Or the
permanent Octnifa ur % the Until the
isorgared the Undersigned who represents forty tami
Hes residing chiefly IN New York aud Europe aud expecting
proposed ~ the company % = sell lots and build houses
ife r eyfanrs country produce and manufanred sr
cies buy sell m American and s1reisn
markets make advances snch goods merchant
tn company under agents thuen ~ members From the
best information he obtain h. hfuves hsf the following
occupations likely ~ b. most profitable AZ present
EirSt-MasouS carreurs builders agrcu
tna implement makers AMI workers 10 wood and iron gene
rally secani-li and shge makers tnrs haters harness
saddle AMI carriage makers and manuac
Tor exploration well ~ the bone
ket 1he htYn de beautiful and fertile valley 0t the
~cioin IN mi very healthy climate anil where living
thgIB FKCrlHNt boarding costs hut 8 Cnai
III IL H.. ala r erl u tne door canal rai,rgtf
ala fep. 81 p A. The best irewood
~ RI ef Hor IL The conveyances tho articles
sis DO senicteapy ami eNpeitousy 70 the
tmtf srnts n eautf position Ia the States
lhsr agfpaton ctse address " J. Moner Chlohe Ross
t'hln.
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20 Only FOR A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL
% eel . t.eh ~ mrs silver II, 81, patf
na with continuous GYMS 80 waranatd sqna ~ any m
Sew Work or elsewhere single tern " teeth nled and ex
f.s IN 1w.s,t'n t'eh III NJ LUTHER, corner 81 fen,h
II a. ants Ie + = taf. a.
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BELIZE. HONDURAS. Oct. 27. 1858.


Judicial Decision in the Case Of Hyde Co-7ioo Na0
York Vessels Learing Por-Admiration Of them By the
Residents Of The 7bon--Prepaying for Race, dc.
Since my last a decision has been given in the Supreme
Court by Chief Justice and the two newly made judges
in relation a Of money which had been deposited
in hands of James Hyde Co.. in trust for the dcpos
tor subject TO his call but which sum Mr.. Hodge refused
refund the ground that it had been entered the
books Of his firm by his cashier the regular way and
by this had become part Of the effects Of James Hyde
90 but the Court decided this not the property
Of James Hyde Co., and that that Arm must pay the
amount 70 the depositor forthwith This decision
gave very general satisfaction and the parties who hold
claims against them for money deposited are sanguine
they will all get paid in full. THIS just and done will
be Of immense benefit TO this town. as will restore 10
great number poor people their only means Of subsst
euce All of the other creditors have submitted their
claims 10 the Chief Justice, who win give bis opinion on
Thursday next the 2sh nst whether by the laws OF this
settlement the creditors Of Belize not entitled 70 be
paid In full Immediately
The bark d. Jex Guide master and the bark Honduras
Bates master both Of your city, and both Inc new yes
sells and crack sailers, are now weighing anchor Tor
your port. whole town 10 up and looking on. Two
OF the finest vessels that into this harbor-both
Yankeesare together. The whole nautical part
of our world Belize have taken Sides and strong agu
ments and high words already being used by the cham
u,ou al car
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DoUBLB ELoPEMENT.-Week before last q man
named Joshua King, quack doctor and local pre,cher
IN the NJ r. church (Norh), living Elk river IN Ncho
las county, about twenty eight miles from this place
elopd with two grown daughters of Mr. Mchael Griffin
rtaucce King owned good farm, AMI was before m
occurrence, considered upright Ilc sp'd Ca Ieag
ing his farm which supposed u BE- worth $1,000 flr
5000 ready money great biz desire ~ get away
Great excitement prevails IN the nciRhhorhood AMI il
thouch thtt hc vii ~ followed, ~, M 70 this time
,o,hlre q known Of his whereabouts -NURsWha (rH
N0I
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rTuE ANNUAL MEETING ~ THE SOCIETY FOR TIE
j Relief ~ r00r " iaNs wdh small Chlircn will be held
THURSDAY Nov d. n erl9ck the ~ Dr.
Potts church University place
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NJ. q WFIee. ntfd StlIfr tnEineer'-
We. the undo rsignsd. residents Of in the State 4
hereby Jointly and ssveraky with the United
and guarantee IN the foregoing brs ~ be accepti
that he they WILL within the acceptance sui
bid execute the contract for the with good and sufficient
perform the furnish the ARTICLES proposed
conformity 4, the terms the advertisement under which
male. And IL the said shall fan ~ enter INTO
contract Aforesaid guarantee ~ make god the dier
between The ofer ~ he sai - and lac nex lowest
bidder a.
a.. ~.
hereby certify that Re best u my knowedge md belief
Il. above named EsaTsnturs eDUd ADD sllcsnt ~ "
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II PERLE' hsp
THE FAMILY CASE FOR s7-coHrArSfSs THE FoL


II lowing variety
z bottles choice brandy
do. old port wine.
2 DO. prime old sherry.
2 A.. pure Scotch whskpy.
2 90. Nurphy's Irish whiskey.
2 d.. Madeira wine. . ---..
In All one doren bottles SAMUEL ELLISON
NJ south William and 90 stone ard % william
between Pine and Cedar nca'ersa invites call
ars sappie our Ia infs before going elsawnerr
Geo West will he happy q see s OIL len4s anil patrons ~
~ south William street
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ATroRNEgs AT Law,
gTAssEIL A GLASS

vii practice H. ne crTncs u Ne~nu Henry SpanR Pse.
Munf sou hui's and Jasper and viii give prompt
10 s business entrusted ~ th.r viii also coec.
D. the state Of Ge1rg " amounts q a.. buo
dred dollars an shove.
hoyKsHsR A. tsss
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PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS

Ill A
WAgHIs.ToE AQuEDucr OFTIcE,y
WAsnfsGrOs sept 30 1875.
Sealed will be received this office until the fourth
day Of December next =, for furnishing the grounds
the extension of the capitol hundred shafts the
columns of the exterior porficos II that building.
The dimensions iol1~s.-
One hundred shafts including the torus OF the base
each SHAFT feet and oneeighth inches In
height the bottom OF SAID orns 10 the top OF the upper
asagal.
feet and eghts inches the diameter the shaft
the be three the below the
and inches aud the diameter OF the
upper 70 ~ Two iee sss'h ahn seven sgnhs ihcnes
These the dimensions OF the when finished.
Al the blocks 10 be sclbed round 10 dimensions be
free from all defects which would make bemishes In the IN
The above shafts be OF white American marble similar
In color grain and composition that
the Capitol extension which comes from Lee Massachu
sets
livery proposal should be accompanied with
cubic foot size, specimen Of the marble offered
This specimen will be submitted chemical and mocha
| meal tests before being accepted for the work.
The proposals should which marble
will be delivered, and should be accompanied
guarantee, ssne by mere responsible tho
effect that he they undertake the bidder bidders will
his their bids be accepted enter obligation within
ten days with good and sufficient securities the eDn
OF the work unrtsken SAID guarantee 10 be
the the United
government Individual known Engineer depart
ment Of War; at the gusranors able 10 make good heir
guarantee.
The United States the right reject any bids
not deemed advantgeous and 70 make other arrangements
for procuring the marble
Proposals vii furnishing the shaft either in
single blocks blocks Of than
the number Of shafts offered single pieces
respectively should te stated.
Proposals v III be opened this oce OF the th De
cenber the presence bidders may be
present
ny order Of the Secretary n War.
NJ &. MEIsS Cart II Engineers.
Il AMT Estsl 4ll
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SHIPPING.

CYEAM TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB
~ Nm, Belfast and Londonderry and all the principal town.
81 England and Ireland via liverpool without delay great
reduced rates. carrying The United States mail Liverpool
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Oompanys splendo
Clyde bst ron steamships ara intended 70 sail ~ fol
hws-
YRon Few YoRx.
KANGAROO. Saturday. Nov. ~
And each Thursday IL O'Clock nom
North river Passengers viii Hnd this the most speedy and safe
r0ute " the Continent
PASSAGE
OAbm New York Philadelphia We
Third class from New York 10 any Of the above named
@
Return tickets available for months $50.
Passengers forwarded 10 Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp and all pArs of the Continent without delay.
kcceThese steamers provided with requisite
70 ensure The immediate extinction IRE and the srietes dis
eaine enforced with the lights. For fregh'
Or paseAge apply at The Office OF the company
JOHN q. DALE, is broadway New York Agent
m Liverpool " WIN INMAN, Tower Buildings
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DOR THE SOUTH,
EoR THE SOUTH,
CHARLESTON s.. c.
Great reduction Of passage and freight.
First class cabin N5

CHARLESTON, s. G.
Great reduction Of passage and freight
First class cabin passage. $l5
Through In Is hours or less.
Freight on measurement goods, 10 cents per foot
Butter, cheese and lard, half a cent pound.
Bacon and hams, SIS per cask
The steamship COLUMBIA Capt Berry, viii leave pier No.
n r., on Saturday Nov 20, at O'Clock r N. precisely.
Through tickets to the following places may be had
To Montgomery, Ah......s8 70 Columbia, $. so
To Atlanta u To jacksonville Fla. 81
To Augusta 20 To Pilaika, g
For freight or passage apply To
sPOFFORD, TlLESTON co, 20 Broadway.
The Jas Adger, r. Adams commander, succeeds We'd
nesday, Nov. "a.
EoR CHAIR. EsTON.-TIIE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE
STATE, having superior saarooms will sail from Phi
adepha for Charleston Saturday Now 10 10 o'clock
\. NJ The steamship STATE OF GEORGIA VIII sail
above, for Savannah Saturday Nov n at 10 o'clock A. NJ
A. HERON, ia, Agent,
32s North Wharves, Philadelphia,
L,OR NORFOLK AND RICUMOND.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish Will
leave Saturday 10th inst at o'clock p NJ from Is
North river She will arrive Norfolk Sunday oon
Richmond Monday morning. Passengers for the
South will proceed by the great southern mail line. Travel
ous Passage and fare including state TO Nor
folk So 10 Petersburg and Richmond $40 Apply to HENRY
LuDLAM, 80 Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE ASHLAND b. B. CLUB
~ will he held on Friday 18th Inst, room No Clinton
Hall by order OF the President, GEO. III. LUDLOW
SAMUEL MULLEN, Secretary
T ETThR BAGS FOR THE CIRCAsSIAN-TO LEAVE
IL for 81 John Newfoundland and Galway ireland, Fri
day 10Th inst viii be kept open until O'Clock of that lay at
the the American Express Company, 81 Hudson
and "a broadway and kenyons 1872 Pearl street.
MASONIC NOTICE.-THE REGULAR COMMUNICA-
N Howard Lodge No SO. r. and A. NJ, will be held
Mt their Odd Fellows Hail. this Thursday
Nov. II, 1855. BY order OF the w "
SAMUEL TRUESDELI. Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF INDEPEN
wi dent Lodge No s5 r. and A. NJ and the fraternity in
general respectfully requested % meet a. Independent
Lodge Masonic Temple. Crosby
Froay, ~ O'Clock NJ pay the last tribute respect
deceased brother William Roe. by order OF
Jons w. DARLEY, Secretary. JOHN RUSH, w. NJ.
NEW YORK QUOT CLUB No. 1.-THE MEMBERS
IN will 0eet the quot ground Thursday 18th inst,
hanksg Day. at O'Clock a. To play snatch with
the Caedonan Quot Club, their ground Hobosep. Pune
tual attendance is requested. by order Of
GEo. 4. HART, Secretary. T. WATERS, President
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.
-. - -
L,oR THANKSGIVING.
II Families wanting pure good wines and liquors
TAKE NOTICE.

L,oR THANKSGIVING
IL Families wanting pure good wines and liquors,
TAKE NOTICE.
Pure imported champagne good article 80 Per basket 20
sample BOTTLES 15 each standard natural SHERRY 6c per
bottle, dozen proporton PORT genuine London docs SC
bottle proportion Also the T. family pack
nine bottles All good Eve dollars IN neat case
JONATHAN JONES importer, 80 William street
IRISH WHISKY THE BEST BRAND WITHOUT ANY
exception, a. gallon 5oe sample bottle. Also
al the favorie brands Scotch whskey old Bourbon niue
years old, ~ low prices n. w. KIRK, - Fulton street
Ut PERLEp AND "RUBIs'
IL CHAMPAGNE9.
The updersasd have been appointed Agents Tor the
United States and Canada the sale of tho champagne wines
o. Nessrs jacques Chaons Marnc
We their 70 the public under two brands;
nenely LA PERI4E AND RUBlS These superior wines
will be found IN All respects 70 equal not " supess
oer brands for sse in the market From the long
Renee and extensive the vel
Known bouse ~ Jacques Goerg CO. and their Determination
furnish vines which shall meet with the approval of
feel persuaded hat rsl w fully establish al
We claim for the excellence ~ these wines
CRANsR, ABrGa 4 SccLosKEy. 10 Broadstreet
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L'OR sALE-spLENnIn MARBLE ANp .trE BIN
tbies for private pHi ltusr taf asa .tlane Tie
patent huntug Hsiaus phe4 ot III 0f u4t.t 0li t#A
repaired Tables ID lci VI n GRIFFITH. tG Fulton sl
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SHIPPING.

{rhtAI UNITED STATES NAIL SOUTHERN STEAM
- snip lines Tor Havana and Key West Fla via Charles
ION The 81 endd and fayorite steamship ISABEL Cap
an william Rollins, VIII leave Charleston for Key West and
Havana 90 ne a ana 18Th q each month The Charleston
steamships VIII leave THIS for Charleston every Weines-
day and Saturday, at O'Clock r NJ from pier No North
river, connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had on application 10
sPofFoRD, riLEsroN co, 20 Broadway,
DAssAGE FOR MOBTLE-A FIRST CLASS PACKET
ship will be despatched for Mobile, Saturday Nov al
She has excellent accommodation for ali Of
who Will be taken at low rates by applying TAPsCOfT
co, IS South street
DOR sAvANNAH-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
IL Screw Steamship Companv's new and hst class steam
ship MONTGOMERY, r. Croker comman1 Will leave pier
~ North river Saturday Nov - IT o'ch9 NJ Cabin
passage with unsurpassed accommodations SIS Through
tickets to New Orleans $50 so Mobile, S5 Montgomery s6;
Albany, Ca. $24 Columbus and Atlanta fZ3l Macon, 81
one hall per cent. Apply 10 II. B. CROMWELL CO. ~
West street
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

4 LECTURE UPON OUR ENGLISH-As 1T Is SPOKEN
n with poetica illustrations will be delivered by John Nun
ray Jr, the brooklyn Polytechnic Institute ivngsto.
street. Cour Friday evening, Nov. 49, at O'Clock
Tickets cents at the music stores, book stores and al th
door.
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GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
NJ men.-The opening lecture by the Rev. DR.. Behune.
viii be given At the Cooper Institute Monday evening Nov
y, al ia o'clock. - -.
LECTURES, 1883 80
!. Nov. 2-Rev DR. Behune-Commou Sense.
Nov 2.-Donald q Mitchell Esq cike Marvel 1-spend
ing Of Money.
3 Dec. 6-Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
4. Dec ia. Oakley Hail. ksq-Lghts and Shadows from
Courts and Jury Rooms
Dec. 2o-Rev J. b Hagany-Charles the Second ane his
Tines
G. jar. s-Rev A. A. Willis, Phiiadeipha-Nental Dys
pepsa
:. Jan. i0.-Rev DR. Vim. Adams-Daily Wonders
Jan. E.-Thcodore secgwlck Esa-1he English Rnlc 10
India.
O. Jan. I-Rev T. Starr King-Existence and Life
10. Jan. sl.-Rev. Dr John 1homp-on-IIulh Miller.
III. Feb. LEO W. BOYD, Esq-Ibe False.
- Feb. 3-Park Benjamin. ksl-Prlvae and Social Life
especially IN America
Single admission - cents Tickets for person for the
course 81 Lady and gentleman for the course 81 To be
had At r. T. Green drug store Broadway and Fourteenth
Sir Penny Savings Bank Clinton Hail. Asor place
Mechanics Hall, AZ broadway, Hutchinson Wchersbams
si2 broadway wm. Hall Son, broadway and Park place
and Geo Neshn Co ~ Pearl and Pine streets
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CPEED COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.

CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
United Mail Line.
The favorite steamship FLORIDA, Captain j. Crowei
will leave Saturday Nov 20 at +. NJ from pier North
Through tickets be had for the following places
low any other from New York 10 50
yansah odati0ns superior
New York to New Orleans $50 t0 Mobile S Montgomery,
Ala S26; Atlanta ia yzS, Albany, Ca f2t; Columbia Ga,
S2S Macon, Ga, ST.; Savannah, SIS
B-Persons wishing through tickets must apply hour
the freight passage
apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON Is Broadway.
The Alabama Captain Geo H. Schenok will succeed and sail