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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-19

80 PASSENGERS 70R NV
a. YsssiS5ts J0ssk iS5t NJ e lssa..:.s ms .:::ssssA
Don board before the hear Of dspes.
turs. T;.s se!a, + =: Tussdsy. ths issh int:
etts -
Passage 70 New Fork. Meals and stsssroon llsIv-
Passage @ soriciH .ss = :; 9aas sss rysr bos
until the 9th October. issued 9r 3I5: 81.
the hour of O'clock. ii. Tussday. susss saS 9a
cheney be recei7ed prior to that hour. -
ss oa Agent y q S:s
rates a and with expedition,
esEA STEAAR RR GEORGE
:PEAB0DY, FOR BALTIMOBR-
and up to sSs hour seofs q ocIosEA e r1ssbs y
uniess suficieney be received prior 10 tkss hour.
Oonsasnees are requested 70 send for their goods
Freight for Boston taken directly on as modsr,t,
'.ssi . s9s s1s VAN 'ADs'''''1ti 1tiupLAx WATSON.
kac-HTSA FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
Boat Boat -. win leave a. above. Yor ftsisht.
&c ls-a. At the Shed. Docl street ssss:s.
NAEHwyh FOR THE PAIR.-An
ss9 - y. = =. extra Packet WI leave COLUM.
"a CEDAR Point at 81 A. NJ, Nicheanxs FERRY at
va A Jnds's Fefry ct ia A. Al, nsnnshin
Town at l2h z, NJ, and arrive in Richmond At 4
z. BOYD. EDMOND . DAVENPORT.
1T FUR BALTIMORE.-The rood
eschooner BALTI sORK, Rect PHIlIIPs mae
Ter, having portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board. will have quick dispatch. For bal
ance Of cargo. apply to
oc iS--5t w COLQUITT co
4 FOR CHARLESTON, 8. c.
- The superior fast sailing schooner MINNH-
H. HtAHA.J YOUNG master. will b. dispatched for
&C iS-5t w d COIOUITf On
* NOTlCE.-CHANGE OF
zkn5sss1i3 Ell q URS-The steamers GLRN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf AZ
Rockets EVERY M0RNiNG {Spnc ays excspsed)
for Portsmouth and Nerfok at So o'clock, prscjsc-
ly, aud return each alternate day touchipe AZ All
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THE IN TELLIGENCER.
IPrOm Harper's weekly.J
DARLING DORA NIL YALNE.

The rain fell softly on the grass,
All me the summer rain;
waited for the storm to pass,
The sun to shine again;
All me- the treachcrous rain;
Will the sun e'er shine again?
While stood beneath the shed,
Listening to each pattcring drop,
Wondering when the clouds o'erhead
Would think it time to stop,
saw her running down the lane,
Flying from the summer rain.
Saw who? Why, Dora M'Ilvanine:
Woe is mel that fatal day,
Watching in the summer rain
For the storm to pass away.
Years will glide too slowly by
Ere lose that memory.
Darling Dora M'Ilyaine;
Seven minutes by clock
Did beg, and beg in vain,
For one single chestnut lock
Dora, Dora, twas to me
All of an eternity!
have seen some maideus fair
Skilled to win trusting heart,
have seen some chestnut hair
Braided with wondrous art:
Chestnut hair and hazel eyes
Is not where the magic lies.
Never till that summer day,
As watched the falling rain,
Had seen that little fay,
Darling Dora M'Ilvaine;
Never since that summer rain
Heard of Dora M'Ilyaine.
Love is counted not by years,
Dora, Dora; well we know
Lovers VOWS and lovers tears
Are the things of long ago.
In these fast magnetic times
Dallying love is worst of crimes.
Twenty golden minutes fly
While she made my heart rejoice
With the laughter of her eye,
With the music of her voice;
Hazel eyes and teeth of pearl,
Dora was pretty girl.
Dora was but sweet thirteen,
Half woman, half child,
Childlike grace and naughty mien,
Free and garded, coy and wild;
Such winsome woman fay
Never saw till that day.
Dora time and space has passed,
shall never see thee more;
When our lots in life were cast
We were placed on either shore.
Never shall we meet again,
Darling Dora M'Ilvaine!
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Mil1ennial
RarI1inpe Refhanv- Va

2Tb1ng6T, B6EnanY, va.
do do aFsbssg6s p cents 30 ToRH
g edge, 70 cents turkey morocco, git edges, 81
Turkey eiit s'Ige;, Win gold clasp, Sis
Christian Baptism, with Its Antecedents and consequents
1e6atsi on Roman Catholicism, between Bp Purcell an
cff;tsn ,ipl vol muslin psreopy
do do Do Do sFa6ssqpe, 81.
R Ree p esSsss ns ass sS Safsi6n mail
Review of Or. Jeter by 81 f; Lard mail, 81 ,25
by Campbell and others. by Il Richardson. Price from
makers Ss'sss Poem.-Plain, 81; extra, Sc.
Back aan on " %a Il. PE 10 oP 20,
y On EeceIpt the the above wiz be sent post
eePed The postage the former is abon 50 css the
- No o'i books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY sIAIL-PosrAGE PAID HER
Hymn-Book, sheep per dozen. 90
" {" Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per doz. 10 90
Terms of the HnrbInEer for 1883.
IfRot Maid beSoss the eInrotiou of sig months 90
copies for year, or copy for three years.. 90
copies. 90
10cOpies Is 90
16 copies, (and copy grats) 90 90
5Ocopies (snd getter of club. one book on Bap-
tism and one neatly bound Hymn Book 1890. so
10 copies (and to getter ofclub, hooks Bap
tism aud two neatly bound Hymn BOOks>...... 20 go
100 copies (and to getter up of bub three books
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books. 100 90
150 copies land copies OF the book Baptism and
5neaty bound Hymn Books) $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMSl
For thelarsest three clubs $780, SIS
of Books
For the next largest over $50, $50 worth Books.
And for the largest $780, $25 worth Books
The books to be selected according to the order of the
Agent to whom the premium is awarded.
EB- THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep acc
counts for Clubs.
No person residing in Bethany 1cfH be admitted as a
nlpetitOr. for ttess premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhlS-ly Brooke county, Va.
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Sep1T

NIItehelpS series OF g eOgrnphicnI Works.
NR undersigned publish the above series of
Il books, consisting Of
ITT0HELL'S PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY A new edition.
much enlarged with illustrations maps. Square
limo. Price AZ cents.
MITCHELL'S INTERMEDIATE or SECOND AIRY GEoG-
ored and more than hundred engravin Illustrating the
subject. PrIce 81 cents.
vi'el edition. The Geography Is beautifully
With large number of engravings mostly from original
designs. The Atlas confirms focty maps Of
which are colored. Price 81 90.
MITCHELL'S ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS, be-
ing system OF Classical and Sacred Geography, ebel
shed With enSAVinEs of remarkable events
twelve aecGrEte maps coored Price 81 25
MITCHELI'S GEOGRAPHICAL QEESTION BOOK, COM
prGlnE Geographical Definitions and Questions all
tbs Maps OF Mtchelps School Atlas, to which is added
Appendix embracing valuable tables Mathematical and
Phy2ieal Geography I vol. i2mo. Pciee IS cents.
MITCHELLfS BIBLICAL GE0GRAPIY, designed for
EAphical deseDtton of Palestine other places mem
tone In the Scriptures beautifully Illustrated
and engraving9, Price Is cents
This Sertes CT Geographical Works has been before the
public for several aud been widely
In the Sehoolsn OF the Unts States
in the British Possessions North America than any for
publication Its popularity Is maintained and, for Its
Of details its latest sunerori.
~ ofnAps, has rival.
discoveries OF DR.. Kane regions ana of Dra
Africa
That series may be worthy of all the has
received, active will be ed With
NOyR8rs DISCOVERIES Travellers; the various Geo
graphical Societies will be consulted, and all
will be At once incorporated into the various works Prom
time to time heretofore thorough reyis.
Ion OF all the volumes will be made that the series,
8oureS OF geographical knowledge and taVorite
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noVS01W" No. 1871 s. Fourth Street, Phila.
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Az now offering splendid assortment of all kinds and
fo gS oI french Merinos Of them worth e 25
Az Eo"l Plaiis worth I5c for 5Oc Brooch. ShaEls
k Siuior 90 and 81 ChenelIe Long shaws
SiS @ anu at very reiuced prices Fancy Blsck
lone as oheap as orc per yard worth T5c; all wool
r, F2rth S0c for 81 Fifty pieces of Thbet Cloths
Good. Ale an colors; Embroidered and White
nearly one.faf have pay generally; La
anne shape HOOP Skirts at astonishing low rates.
81 every description, among which will he found
81 ne hnesti TYec aud Country PlxnmeIs warranted
some extra heavy and fine Ladies' Wearn
o. rae coulpletest assortents nj FANCY DO
- GOODS In til city: Receiving goods daily
Sn s styles made here and Imported thereby KEEP
lin up Iu assortment at all and at prices tAas
the most PaEtlcgiarfur oAsH oELIt Cash
invited t. give an early call, he
nmcaasng elsewhere. Mt No. So Main Street Centre
Hiie.lns' Loct15l JOHN ROEMER.
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NV 1NEEk ARRANGEMENT and after Monday, De-
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except Sunday, 100 O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at II. 80 p. m.
at9.4O 81
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
stations and running Oonemaugh Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Bridge leaves daily ex
Gept s9nd At 1870 a. M The Second Accommodation
LOT turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
ceped at 400 pm The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday $780, D.
Returning trains arrive In Pittsburgh foloWs:Ex-
press l45 Mail, 800 Johnstown Accommodate
ton, II m; RrstTurtle
second Accommodation, 1896 Third Accommodation 616
p.
Trainsfor Blarsve Indiana connect at Bafrsyile
intersection with Mall Train East Express train West and
the JohnstoWn Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and Trains stopping at all sta
lions on the Pittsburgh and oonnellsve leave daily
press Train, $50 Returning Trains Pittsburgh
and ConnesVile Road, arrive at Pittsburgh,
ThetraYeling public will find IT greatly other iueres
going East Vest travelby Pennsyvana Rail-
road as the accommodations offered cannot be sur
passed any other road balIasted with
stone, and Is entirely dust can promise safe
t speed and comfort alswho may favor thisroad with
their patronage.
Philadelphia. .....,- ................IO 90
qf -'t 90 Lancaster so
- 80 Harrisburg. al
Baggage checked to all Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets in the charged
Ten Cents in addition to the Station rates. except
lions where the Company has agent
NoTIcR-In case ofloss the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only,
amount not exceeding 800. -
EB-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been en1poyedt to
convey Passengers and Baggage Depot
charge MOTTO exceed25 cents for each passenger bag
Fer Tickets applyto J.sTEWARr. Agent.
Atthe P. r. q. Passenger Station,
1anl on Liberty and GEantsts., Pittsburgh.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

pennsylvania RAILROAD.
FTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
y tic cities with Western, North Western, and South
Western States by continuous Roilway This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers to
all ports the Western Rivers Cleveland and sam
dusy with Steamers to all ports the NORTHWESTERN
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, Tin boxes, bales * =
and trunks Drugs Tin boxes and baIes) zoe per lou bS
Feathers, Furs &c. ............,..
SECOND OLASS-Domestic Sheeting,
shifting and Ticking, lin original bales 60 80.
Drugs lin casks Hardware, Leather, VV0 per 4VV Ids
I'm rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep PeltS
THIRD OLAss-AnyIs, Steel, ChainsOnf
casEs) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, sailed a. -. .
Goose orin casks Tobacco nanufactu oVe per 100 bs
ed, (eHcept cigars or cut,) go. &c.
FOURTH LAsS-CoGee Fish Bacon Reef
Lard Lard on NSls Soda Ash, .4 4oo per 100 lbs
manClay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c,
PLOUR-75c per Dbl. until further notice
notice. - '' itt urtheE
GoTToN.s2 misunderstanding 500 lbs weight, until
E- shipping goods from any point east of Pbt,ad.I
phta be parttcularto mark packages tUiz PsnnsGni
ttGltrodG All Goods consigned the agents Of
at Phahelphia Pittsburgh be forwarded itbnt
detention. - iAs4 "AttA0ut
FREEeHT AaENTs-o Evans. 81 Rby street BOSTON. I
Astor House, and William street and ISb
Battery Place, NewYork; Pierce eco Zanss
vie Irwin 90, and sPringnan Brown Clpcinnati
Medium, Madison, Ind DuucsriI Bell & Co and
LOUISVILLE Ky; e. O'RiIey & CO. FvanS.
Nlle, mus x Sass st. LOUIS MOI Harris WormIev 4 Go
Wayne. Ind Sneeder, PhIa; Maeraw KoonS nj,
morei d Stewart Pittsburgh S' N"itA-
H. il. HUSTON, GenTFreight Agent pbiIad
@pofyl H. LoMsAERT, sppt, Altoona, Pa.
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T.aGARTWRIGHT


NJ u SIG p u b Bill S HER,
r IsT OF NEW AiIsIC:ES : : = = . - -
~ The Crystal maisz; COMPOSED W gentleman
Partune Teller; (GuItsIl ]. P. Gihln.
Snltnn's Polka Pano) Charles d. Albert.
La Sylphide Yalse; (Pano) ]. Ascher.
La Oloehette du Patre; (PianoJ Lefebrue Wely.
Engine Masurka sentimentae; (PIanO) James BellsE
Masprka des Traneaux: CPianal = AHGbA..
borde; (Piano) Max Maretzek. -
Also received the following pieces of Music
Ressie's Grave; beautifuIsong.
what's Home without Brother.
WHAT'S Home without Sister; &C companions to What
Home without Mother.
Maid of Sylvan Nook.
Flight of the Ro
The Snow has fallen ar0uS5 ne.
Alsg large oS'oFten. Of Musical Works, &C.. &C.
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NEW GOODS.
FIR S r sTo OK OF

=
FIR ST $40 OK OF
FALL g. WINTER DRY GOODS,
The subscriber having just East begs
leave to state that he offer niucemens in Dry
than any other house in the city.-for cash.
Particular attention called to the following items.
STYLES: excellent quality black Silk Calico only
Silks the Eass for only 81 o vt 5
nswsYlss Of striped Silks, Bayadere, Satn etc. any
antique SILK always sold for So 80 for only yard
400 piece French NEerfnO OF all coors: cx-
best Of LupOn'' MernO always sold IS @ win
1JO PloceS OF Cobnrgs aud Fonrnmettos fine
Saaty such As always sells for Sc. yard: only
All wool plain De Laines, all cOlors, LupOn'S
make; for only sISc. yard.
Soc Rlchside robes Bay1dere robes aqu.
les robes de Champe large greatly reduced
DOmEsTECs.
10 eases Of Points best STYLES, figured
fast eolorI, Warfaoted from to cts, worth 126
yard aud some AS low 81 cents yard.
BIeached ShoetIng md shifting Muslin of
Os anil sood az oT S Brown the only
ShaWln, OtonkG aud N1autltlnS, the most COM
ever brought to the city, Of all possible
Fnrs! Furs! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINsl-La-
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
genuine set OF Purs this season. advan
ent than thas BEEN prices consdera
having purchased them direct from the Importers
Bile advantage am therefore enabled to sell very
cheap Russia Sable, Mink, stOne Martin, French Sable,
large abundance and atlall prices.
BlRnketS-15O pair 1914, ia and 1914, very cheap
In Blankets can offer great Inducements.
OnFpet9lOh pecas Of Carpets of all kinds Brussels
Eoo quality Ct an %So sp ssi qg w ss ali
T9Sl, for only 90 eents great bargain $50 Hearth Rugs
quality Velvet Rugs, largest sze always $9 for
only 81 and do common 'ze' worth = for only $3.50
usp1T i87 Main Street
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80
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
n gI n SS3SEs GA1R9 AS cps ST. LOUIS
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
Ttoe5pe miles shorter by this Route than. via
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there cHASoE Cars and take those of the c. W.
TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS R0LIows:,
arrival of Central Ohio wheeling and the
East. ~ - =
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
~ Be particular and ask for Tickets via the @. w.&z
Short Line RAN Road.
FARE. AS Low as BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
ONO Sket oflcei in hesprigg House. Water
81 GESEI Pres't, w. W. BAILEY. Act. SupE,
700 cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND. ALEXANDRIA {
RAILROAD.
80 go go
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
L m0nd and w Washington
audris.
Hours of departure at Rich
tnond. 6:45 A. n. and 1870 P. n.
Returning leave Washington. 80 a. NJ. and 4 P. n.
Arrive at Richmond ..1:8o P. NJ. and AM.
Iuond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
anu being In excellent order, aud CARRYING THE
NOhtHEtf' AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar
ontee Of always securing connections, By arr-
the Steamboat line. =
FARR BETWEEN RIcu4oSD WASHINGTON .. as 80
An Omnibus viii be found always ready to take through
and their baggage wearing apparel between
me Two OF charge with ample for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
CcRets canbe obtained between DanyiIIe and
Washington at the Terminus the Road now nearly
pieted TO DanYie AnAgent of the Company viii receive
the Ohecks OF passengers from Danviile Road and At
tinore Depot. " " L. s4
route. ~ % ~ VIZ 'iA S'e1LnDOas
mond and Alexandria. 80 FHT
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Shawls! Shawls !!

ShaWIs! ShaWlS!
~ HNTLEMENs Travelling Shawls large assortment for
VI sale very low for cash by WHEELER LAKlN,
Oet9 Merchant Tailors, 102 Main st.
GNLlTHS, CA$SIMERES VESTINGS, Of the finest dual.
~ ldes made mp to ordhr the shortest noee the
newest STYLE and in the best manner, by TIL HUGHES
aeplS RaScaEs Novice B Water SITS.
II0SIERY or ALL KINDS, SHUTS, UNDEE SHIRTS,
IL DRAWERS, CRAYATS, NEoK-TTES, HASDKER-
OHEPS, GLOVES, notions generally ON sale at
the HtNre OF TIL. HUGHES,
sePl5 aS,cor, Monroe Water Sis.
I0(10 BUSHELS Ship Stun, for sale by
1ONJO sSpi MATHEW MeEABB.
CILL'S STEEL PLow.-ThIs celebrated Piow stands I'M
VI equSed and solicit an examination
merits; cobintng board with either cast
Wtau SHARE possesses advantages found in other
Pillow. For sale by
SRgtt SMITH & GoRRELL.
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Inconnection with the above, keep every kind of M
scalinstrnments and musical merclandIse generally
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WILDE & BRO

NEW 1T Nsers-heu1n Ctzlr Fl5ss; al,o a fne ,IsI
IN Of Violin AMI Guitar Strings PAVE 4 % ttsle
2tHsar0sSt
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qPianos, MelOdeons, every Kind of musical instr,
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted ut this establishment. noH5
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This route passes through N Lexngton Lancaster Cir
cevle, Washington Wilmington and AiarroW-the rchest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
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1880 P. NJ. and 4 Am.
tickets, given through between Rich
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SHEET MUSIC.
stock Of sheet music musical works &c. &c.
in the Western country.
EB Music sent to any address, postage free. 81
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Be particular and ask for Tickets ria the O. az.
ort Line Rail Road
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NW1ce DAILY, Sunday night excepted J between Rich
mond and Washington City via Gordonsvie and Alex
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
street, Wheeling, Va.
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BAD A. A. and 1880 p n.
Net9Ening leave Washington IS a. N. and Pm.
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I0 BOXES Gross Deltriek's Cincinnati, star Candles
received this day By Rarsad aud for sale at Manu.
'ast'lrers' prices by J. 4. METGALP,
0St-O No. &c Main St.
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3. GEST, Pres't, W. W. BAYLEY Act Stunt
100 cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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FARE as LOW AS BIZ ANY OTHER RoUTn.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTnERN, sOuTaERN AND EEsrERN
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS.-
At 1215Sf ll40 % Cincinnati and points MS above
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and Ia
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j. r. SCOTT.

e r q S Al A r XIV Al
JUST FROM THE HIANUFACTURER
AM just opening large beautiful stock of fine
Jewelry and Watches which Ihaye purchased at Head
can now satisfy numerous (and increasingly
wholesale and retail customers and having spent some
weeks in the eastern markets. ayiugin present stock
feel satisfied as regards STYLE, QUALITY PRICE
My stock cannot be surpassed in the West
have largely increased stock in the Wholesale
chants and Peddlers, and the public generally, very
complete assortment.
Please call at 81, NTnIu Street, and examine the
most complete and beautiful stock brought to
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DDPOsALs FOR $500 coo CENTRAL PARK IMPROVE
nept Fund stock.-eealed proposals will be received at
De 6mpt oilers once No an Of Records until Monday
July6 1855 At slock p M when the will be pub
hcypened for the whole Of the Of three
hume thousand dollars of The Central Park Improve
Fund Stock Of the City of York." authorized by
atof the Legislature of the entitled an the
YeTuson and OF ha Central Park in the cv of
WORK psssed April IT, 1887 ordinance Of the
Common Coun I'll, approved by the Mayor November 1851
further ordinance of the Common Council approved
By be Mayor June "A, 1883
husred dollars each share interest a. the of
payable quarter yesry. and the princ
p.sum rec esmsole on the first day OF august 1887,
1he proposals viii stale the number OF shares and the price
PEI share The ,tok to be issued Is follow, $50 600 within
three days after the acceptance n the and the bal
Apse In monthly instsments Of each until the whole
sum Ia ssued
The whose proposals accepted win he required
70 sit with be Chamberlain of the City the sum awarded
and covered by the bid and presenting the receipt Of the
Chamberlain TO the Comptroller will be entitled receive
interes from the date OF the deposit
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed PRO
posal for six cent Central Park improvement Fund
stock" And the proposition then be put 10 in second
envelope sesled asd directed "A c. Fagg. Compa oler No
o, Hall Of Records Ne YorG."
The right the part of the Comptroller
ject Of the bids considered necessary protect
A. Q. FLAGG. Comptro'l err
Department Of Finance, Comptroller office, New York
june ~, 1853
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SPORTING


Guns AND SPORTING RoUIPyEyrs.
NJ THOMAS n BfsROP,
No Al Murray stree<,
WIN ssH ~ ressr wholesale prices, rnesS French
stub twist and animated steel fowng guns, povdes
nssks. percussion csps &e 40 spor1nen wnl DO vel
look Al his stock before purchasing
nuoIrs GREAT MATCH FOR TWO HUNDRED Dorr
" ars-Jersey City against New Yors,o some OF ~ re
bNs Head Hotel he Bergen Point plank road tn ri
nuies walk ron Jersey Cy ferry, on Tuesaey aae y.
iSrs the afleTDosn.