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sssc1loS $3.50
By LaIus 4 Shine. Ancts -

A UCTlON Will be sid This M0RN-
- ING. {, MN ,rtirg at 70 o'c!sck. II sbs norse
ssve. I ~ ire .Id Work roepes So
Q. 81 troke " ltss. fine bus ~ Hosss Z g. -
! snxry and Harness. tvo horss Ws9oa
tFufutrre Wagon. $500
oca LARUs SHINE. Aacs.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S BALDWIN s.
1858. IN fionts the E'g6 Coz stable. once Gem
msucing 10 o'ci: ck,' a =. 2 Mahcgspy Buyesns ?
Loung@.3 e Wardrobss. Msrhis Top Halr NJ
ny tn H@f. tesd. 5 fbuck and 2 Hair NatsrAssS.
pilioss b'isters: Marble t0p ,Ax sijetcsFd.
Cnlt pr.ss Rocking Chair Z G'sss Jars. 2Ciecks
nons 10 hsuds. In hvor ( Burl W Buil. arr W
fien mihs M-ehanics' Builiing vund ca " Morse
Is. ms cash. loo l-2tsl kkUfLkR. Il OGR.A !
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AUCTION sALES.
49, = - ,>.>.->--.>--s>.- -~--
FTTTRE p1K

GHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH.
haude In favor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
shail sell ct public auction on the premises. on
" BDs EsDAY. september Is 1853. at II o'clock A.
Prsss ina iii. esy o. ias Mn u
part 81 six pars Of Butrs cAcable Of grinding lao
or l50 barrels per day improved Flour Packer: 81.
and Mill scAle- Betting: Screen; Bags Barrels &c:
the whole said be in first rate order and adj for
immediate use without any additional expenss
est bidder ard arrangements can be made 70 secure
the unexpircd lease Of seven years the mill wa
ter power. miler's house. negro houses and stable,
TERNs-Casf for ali the machinery, fixtures. &C.
The terms of the lease will be made known on the
day Of sale. X ELLYSON
Sheriff City Of Richmond
NOTICE The purchase, Of the machinery. &c,
on the premi .es, on WEDNESDAY. October ISIS.
for cash, TO the highest bidder. By consent of The
parties interested the machinery, &c will be sold
In lots to suit purchasers.
seA II X ELLYSON, 8 OR
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-I will
VI offer for sale. at public auction, on sATUR-
DAY, the 10th of October, a. IL o'clock III Market
Farm. containing JOG acres. adjoining the lands OF
small dwelling douse, the ont houses are new and
very good 1t is the most desirable location for
Market 81 rdeL in Virginia. This farm Is situated
n~iehborbood Is equal to any in the state.
TERNs-$l coo cash: the bslanca in one and two
years. JOHN Il STARkE.
seN-law3t
TRUSTEES SALE As trustee in q
l. certain deed. bearing date 18th February, 1897,
ia COUNTY Court 1 shall proceed to sell at public
auction. for adv money. as LoEsa Court House, on
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OJsSOLUTIOY ON co PARTNER

nISSU LUTON OF co PARTNER
II P-The co-partuership arrangement O
VALENTINE A son ~x ptes to-day. by the terms Of
agreement aud mutual consent Any unsettled bu-
siue-s ii tie will have the attention OF
VALE WINE in, to whom the matters Of VALEA-
TIN 81 4 SIN are now transferred
MANN VALENTINE
MANN VALENTINE yR.
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JEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
~ Ar B pRICKS
CONFEDERATION Of thA Sermon ON the Mount
BY Mai D. II. Hill, Professor OF Mathematics u
Davidson College. N. @. 73c
NUNS rgRlNG Children; new and Illustrated
Edition. 81 ass
BAKERS Revival sermcas ~
HODG & on Infant Baptisn. SI.&
BOW In the Cloud. zoe q 14.sss
0UrHRlk6 Gospel In Ezekiel 81
MORNING and Night Watches. sc
TIN eusy Books. Zach. SOC
SCHOOL BoOks and ! chocl Stationery
SUNDAY School Rosks
MOTIF. Lsstsr and Cap Papers. and Envsicpss
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LETS SCHOOL.-The next

:
Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next
Iva ssion will commence on MONDAY Oct 4th
and continue n NJ moa'hs. class of pupils under
ten years Of age, will be received at $50 the session
MIR. Oswald HEiSpR1cH. Mathematics Natural Phi
losophv, Chemistry asd German.
Mr. + ExIoS French
Mr.. CARLOS MEgA. Spanish, italian and Music
Mr. SMITH and Mr. j. I. FISHER, Drawing and
Painting 3i-2m
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ttFFAhS MD SHAWLS,
ID rect FIRM New York and al tho latest lea: and
= ~.

In large au&nti,ies. eousistinx Of Kerseys saii.
pets, stsapton Cloths. Full Cloths. Luseys. blan-
keis and many other articles too numerous to men.
ton An examination !. sarnes'lv solicited as an,
determined 10 sell low. 0E4 BAGBY
Ill Ma,
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FcfURA OAY0
By Goddin 4 Apperson.

By Goddin Il Apperson.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE
:, = ~, STORE AND DWELLING IN THE CITY or
sTTn YSp SoR Rs s.Ds " BRAD sTEEEr
1As trustee In cestsn deed Of trust exef uted BIZ
Eovard .InLey and Bidd- his wife. bearing date
tns Iosn sni1 1851. Gully recorded IN Rich n0nd Hus
tings Cours, shal 10 execution VI the said tYast
lDeng 20 required by the assignee Of the bond 20
~ sns ssio aeed1 proceed % sell at public
day Of OCTOBER. sss At O'Clock. Il AR r "a
the next hir day teundsy excspted.J the very wi.
liable Brick Tenement, used 8 sfose ard Az s,tinc
nov In the occupancy Of Mn Biddy Finnsy y. and "a
joining the spothe ary store q Mr " p Lsdf: font
wide The deed requires cash SALE but Il is pfub-
able that an Arrangement will p made 20 q to MI
the property on Reasonable terms OF cash and Credit
Inc title u believed % be perfect but the subscriber
VIII convey with the usual SPECIAL varr.nty.
THREE SMALL TENEMRNTS ON 3p
en-, STREET. IN RICHMOND, AND ON MAIN
HTKhET. IN SYDNEY, FOR SALk AT AUCTION.
wnl % cold on the premises. on MONDAY, the ilth
oax s o. ~ saa commencing In the following
Framed Tenement on the west line Of "a. be.
Clay and Leigh str ets oppc site the resdencs
Of Roger Pryor. keq The Lot has front Of about
~ feet, and depth Of i3A feet. :
Alter which, will be sold two Framed Tepements
Main street. near to ado ming the Grocer store
OF MIR Henry Fremmfrg.
The attention Of those desiring to invest In sucb
real ehtate called TO the foregoing sale The Lott
are very eligiby located.
IhnAs-Onefourth cash; balance at 4, 9 and "
months, for negotiable notes interest added aud Il.
tie retained till last note 10 paid = :
Sc Is GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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NPEClAL NOTlCE.-The undersigne6..
~ being Of present. out o. employ uient, would b
erwse such as writing up closing ssfs OF B0oksg
Copying and Book Keeping generally. Chargvs In =
qualifications given II dss red. Address - I9ss9Tt rs
JOHN U; 2; TYtEk. s
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200 CASES BOOTS, sH0ES AND
'VJO HATS, At AUCTl0N.-On TUEeDAY, 5th
October We viii s-lI At 10 o'clock, as our auction
room
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS. suitable
for the fall and winter sales
Txsxs- Under Slfo. cash; sloe and over. 20 days
credit fer approved payer.
SEES lag DAVENPORT. Aucts
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AND KITCHEN FUR

II NITURE AT AUCTIoN-on THURSDAY.
the It'll tsct IT IN o'clock will sell at the resi-
dence Of the late Joha y cconnel, on Cary. between
list and Fl streets. all the Household and Kit hen
Furniture. embracing the nsusl variety of Par.or,
Dining Room, Char Der and Kitchen Furniture.
The attention of the public In requested. a. TIE
Furniture 10 OF excellent quality, and In frstIats
condition.
Sc % CGOR 4 ca, Auefs
n :, n n--..n--.
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AsA OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS-The
twelfth session Of this School will commence the
let day Of October. 1855 and close the st of July
1859. The Natural Sciences and Mathematics will
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICH ARD
will have charge OF the French. Mr. NEWHISER
will continue to be the Principal of the Music De-
partment.
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III C6kNkk OF NAM AND COMMRRCE DTHHIT0. e
NORFOLK, VA. frs4fs5 : Ess :
This Hetel 10 over aud adjoining the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange. is eauidissant from the
Merxes, Poss once. custom house, and City HAL.
in the very of business and has every appli.
ance for the ,mfort and eatsfaction OF tbs gu<sts
st-E7s "a HARTMAN, 9
An N-3m sF 4Ra Proprietor. =
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LO

' ON The SOUTH SIDE or MARSHALL,
between 10Th AND Urn eTREErS, AT AUC-
rI0N.-We will sell. on TUESDAY, the 5th day Of
the tenement aalj.ining Mr. John A Lancaster, .
very desirable building Lot located ~ above adjon
The lot fronts 40 ssr and runs hack 10 feet 10 A
alley.
TERxs-One fourth cash, the balance 1t 6. IL and
Is months for notes with interest, and secured By
trust deed. JAS II TAYLOR SON,
% 10 Auctione<fs.
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| the Afternoon, his present residence on Henry st
well arranged for the accom- mod .tia Of large fam
lily. and is supplied with both the city and well Wa
ter The lot fronts on Henry street 50 feet and
The vacant property on Clay street will be divided
INTO lots Of 26f feet each. and run back about 100
Ifds.irsd. it may be bought privately before the
ds Ts =, sac foprtb cash. balance At and
deeds. JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON
&C Aucti0neers
MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
~ OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
AT AUCTiON.-W,ll be sold upon the premises. on
| MONDAY. the nth Gay OF october, CONN encing al
~ O'CLOCK in the afttrnoon = neat Brick Tensment
on Madison street, Immediately In rear OF Clay
Street Church, and renting to good tenant at $3.50
per an um.
The house has 5 rooms. and Is in good order. The
TsRhs.-Onethird cash; the balance a. 3. 6 and
with Jas ~ TsT
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
1 ON RICHMOND HILL, AT AUCTlON.-we
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY. the 9Th
day of October, at "a O'Clock. N, Two nest Brick
S1t1 streets and now in the occupancy OF Mr. Fifz.
gerald The Lots front each 10 feet. and run back
40 feet The tsnements are suitable for medium
TEkMs-One.fourth cash; the balance at ana IL
months, notes bearing interest. and secured BY
seA JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON. Auc.s.
| BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE -Imme.
- d'ately after the above sale will be cold mum
Der If vacant Lots in the same neighbo ha 3D.
fronting on Main street continued. and others near
Terms ct sale. TAYLOR h SON.
OCT ACctiopeers.
MOST VALUABLE pklvATE RESI-
Iva DsNCE ON MARSHALL, NEAR 9rH ST,
AT AuC sn be sold upon the premisss.
in the afternoon At ~ O'Clock, the VERY valuable
private residence K Gated on the south eide Of Mar
Ing tho residence Of Mr. John Lancaster.
The bu ding has Just been erected. and contains
three storied brick Kitchen and is supplied With
| all the modern convenehces
The lot fronts on Marshall street 3o1s feet; and
s Tids. DA'1 ~ an a'' In rear twenty ''s'
The property. located in the very. he,rt Of tho
actsr. Those in want would do well to attend the
| sale
IS months Tor negotiable notes. with interest added
| and secured BY q trust deed
will be opened from 10 NJ to S z n. fhoee wish
Ing to ,isw the same VIII have the privilege Of %
A-If desired. it may DO bought privately before
| the day Of sals.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
| ON The SOUTH SIDE or MARSHALL.
I lsna ASD ITn ssTEyEE sf At Av
Cetobar. s.mmeIeing Immediately after the sale Of
| the tenement ailj.Ding Mr. John A Lancaster,
ing the Athsn9 10, and Ermery one Of ths cry lots
The lot fronts 30 feet and runs back 40 fsst to IN
TElxs-one fourth cash, the balanes At 8. IL and
trust deed. JAS II TAYLOR = SON.
i SEQ Auctione<fs.
QRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE, ON
- CARY, BETWEEN TTH AND srH sTREETs.
L AT AII(-FfAN Mi all tha uva nm
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C1FFICE FUhNIIUhE AND UENTAL
~ INsTRUMENTS OF THE LATE DIR. John
MCCONNELL. AT AOCTI0N.-0n TUESDAY, Oct
9Th, at IL O'Clock. will sell, at the cfice OF the
late Df1ohn Mcconnell. on san. between 9th and
10Th STREETS. omplets set Of Mechanical and sur-
gicai Dental Instruments. embracing every article
necessary for the prosecution OF the dental profvs
sion.
Dental Chairs and Spi tors Mahogany Sofas, Mar
BILE Top Table, Ma bic Top Washstands Mahogany
Chairs covered with hair cloth, Desk Brussels Car.
pets. Looking GLASSES, c, &c.
ALSO-Une Horring's Fire Proof Safe. entirely
new.
ALS0-One-half of the exclusive right for using
the Cheoplastc process of making teeth.
At the same time, the unex PRED lease CT said
Office.
1he attention Of the profession is particularly
auepted To this saie embracing II does every in
strument If the most approved manufacture and
fini-h. CUfK 4 co,
AuctionaSra
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sEeARs.

q nOn QAO GAR OF VARIOUS GRADES OF
Z.UVV.~UU German, Havana and domes,ic, stiull ~
per cent below market rates. An examination Of my stock IL
requested. lam determined not 70 be u~ndersold
o. CHEEKS, II B~rosdvas.
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[rtos VFTTCU, AUCrtoNEEn, STORE NO. Is SPRUCE
1 street Mortgage sale OF restaurant furniture. Ac.-On
fnest,v lar. ~ 1858, o. 10 A. W., M No. l6 Spruce arectv
[onsistinr Of bar and restaurant furniture, glasses, &c also
euantis Of wine aud -four, &C.
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HuFRrFF'ssALE.-A. ". CRTsTALAR, AUCTIoNEER,
- q powery, will sell his day, January ~. NJ toS
| clock. q large assortment 'of sugars, teas, c%ofees, cheese,
Ice aardnes, ~rnchovies, candles, sweet oil, soap, tc. also,
korone shels, Bourbon, Scotch and Irish wiskcy, port and
Iberry wine, Otsrd, cognsc and Hochel brandies, Jan, ica
|sr, alcohol, &C. also, in cases and baskets Heidsick and other
M ampagues, st. Es,crhe and So Julien clareis. ~Steipfeld's &C..
.hrsier bitters. port wine, London cordial Gin end brandy,
H.. eit, elk thousand domestic and imported segars.
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y neers, office No. . Court street, Brooklyn, VIII senat
buotion on Tuesdsy, january -, q II O'Clock 4. ~ AZ me
! rocery store on the corner q Myrtle and Clermont avenues,
Brooklyn, a large and selected assortment OF groceries,
kugsrs teas, cofecs, spices, butter, lard, soap, candles,
thees. hams, molasscs, syrup, oils, choice hrandies, gin,
kFhskey, chamrafnes and scgars, one sslamander safe,
orsep wagons, buggies, harness, sleighs, 6c, per order Of
ru"e" j. w. ufgGrVs nepu,v sheriff.
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SHIPPING.


DOR LIyERPOOL-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Il steamship ATLANTIC. o. Eldridge commander, With de-
part with the United States mails for Europe, positively on
Saturday. Feb. Is, at II o'clock M. from her berth at the foot
OF Canal street.
Fo, freight or passage, having unequsned accommodation
for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS. IS Wal street.
Passengers Will please be on board at IL O'Clock An. 80,
All letters must pass through the Post Office; any others VIII
be returned.
EorIcE.-Tbe steamers Of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and no expense has been spared 70 make
them all as good as new. The thorough examination given
them proves their mode of construction yet unequalled.
GREAT REDUCTION OF ARE TO EUROPE
VI FROM NEW YORK TO TO NEW YORK YR0a
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRB on SOUTHAMPTON, HAVEN on
BREMEN. BRKAEu.
First cabin. ........ $40 First cabin ylU
Second cabin ............ ~ Second cabin......".... 90
6teerage. 80 6teerage. ........... "
In Ne first class paddle wheel stssmSh,P ARIEL; 2oS sons
Z. Lefevre, commander, 70 sail from pier No. North river.
OF noon precisely. carrying the United States mall, viz
LEAVE NEW YORK FOE
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRB BRKNEN H0R soUrHAnrfou
AND BREnEH, soUTHAnrroN. FOE NEW yoRK.
ARIEL, Saturday. Jan. 2 Saturday Feb. % Wsd,y. Feb. =
North Star, " FEB. % Saturday Mar. 70 Wedy Mar.
These steamships touch at HAvre., Specie delivered In Lon
don and Paria For passage or freight apply 70 ID. Tok.
RANCE, agent No. Bowling Green. New York.
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NEW YORK AMI HARLEM RAILROAD. "

1N wfryup ARRArGHngsr.
Commencing "Wednesday, January s. 1883
Trains leave the depot, corner Of White and Centre streets.
New York, at
ey6h }. Mail, for Albany, stopping a, williamsburg ssd
al stations north.
s0P.n Erprs.. for Albany dropping a, the principal
tlsP. N. ror White Plains, stopping At all Intermediate
stations
Trains leave NE depot, corner Of twenty srth stsee, and
Fourth avenue, New York, At
sl5A.M. For wihsmsbridge, stopping At All Intermediate
ugA.M White Plains, 10. da
2NP. N. Wniansbridge do. do.
s@P. " Niierton, stopping Il At wnlismsbridse and all in.
termediate stations north.
.@P. Cro,cn fsrst stopping a, Al Inisrmedis's stations.
Re,rrning ,rsns leave Albany FOR yev York, q.
-IBA.n NAH. stopping Al all stations north OF, and a.,
Wiiamsbridge.
R1P.p fsprew, stopping q, all principal stations only.
wN. J.. CAMPBELL u sertntendeuk
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EDWARD K COLLINS, No. IS Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN SiffPLEY a Co, Liverpool.
Il. @. 4 Co, Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold.
silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones or metals, un.
less bills of iading are signed therefor, and the value teereof
axpressed therein
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NEW yoRK AKD ~LIvERPooL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers.

The ATLANTIC, Captain Olven Eldrdso.
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph CdnsOck-
The ADHIATIC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contrast expressly Tor
government service, every care has been taken In their con.
struction, az also In their engines. 70 insure strength and
speed, and their accommodation for passengers are unequal
cd for elegance and comfort.
The steamers Of this line have Improved water tSnx com:
psrtmenis, anc no expense has been spared 70 make them AL
ss good as new; the thorough examination given eem proves
their mode Of construction yet unequallod.
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool, 10 drst cabin,
$50; in second DO, SIS. From Liverpool TO New York; Oand
% guineaa. An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berthe can be secured until paid for.
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|CAIF or sPLEymp ROSEWOOD PARLoR AND

|CALF OF sPLHNDyD PARLOR AND
~ chamber furniture, rosewood pianoforfe. Br~sseis and
nsrsln carpets. eStension table, &c--This day. January
|lo 1864 a. lO. O'Clock, at the residence No. ll6 West fifteenth
rreet near sixth avenue, without any reserve, rain or shine,
In GOUI.DsMITH. aucti0neer. will sell ss above the entire
1chiy carved furniture. In psrtas ollows-Tsoye heavily
-aryed rosewood parlor suits, covered In rich French satn
|brocade, made 70 order. W use bat four mouths one magui.L
emit rosewood 7 OCTAVE pianoforte, elee snny Maid IN cupids
N real pc ari and solid pearl key., one OF The beat In ssumen's
sver made, cos, $3.50, solid rosewood centre tables. marble
ops Miies' rosewood work tables, lined with satin wood,
,urerbly carved rosewood etegeres, with French plate rlass
ioss snd backs; reception and easy chairs, in rich French
rttr and brocade; rosewood csrnsr stands, heavy French
lilac maniel and pier glasses; satin, brocadc and lace win.
how curtains, elegant bronze and ormolu clock, magnificent
-hina vases and other valuable parlor ornaments, medallion,
velvet and Brussels carpets; dining room and chamber fsrni-
ore, solid and richly polished extension dining table; ee.
rantfy carved dining room srit, roh china ware, silver wsre,
vys,si cot glass ware, silver and ivory cutlery of The best
isscription; silver cake baskets, casters coffee urn, &c; ma.
|b,canv sofAs, cushioned chairs. rockers, superbly. carved
,sewood and mahogany bedsteais, bureaus, wsshstands.
-hn. toilet seus, twenty pure hair mattresses, beds and. bed
.itrq inrran carpets stair car pets, bedroom mirrors, clocks,
|efIpa. olcloths rosewood hall stand, together with all the
II assmeut furniture. Ac, with which the sale VIII commence.
I he suctoneer calls the special attention OF houssseepers,
kotelt eepers and others 10 This sale, as every arucle VIII
positively be sofa without. rcgardto cost CsSngnes WI pe
ssuei and can be bsi early on the morning % sale, whlcnn
feremptory. rain or shine. The auctloneer VII a'ena W nr..
ises sales ~ household furniture nj the residences OF ismihes
breaking up, on reasonable terms.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDs0r RIVER RArLR0AD.-ExPRESs TRAINS
IL fcr Albany and Troy, stopping Al principal stations, con
nesting with western and Northern trains, leave Chambers
s,reststeS and II A. NJ, and
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J,oR SAVANNA M F~LOR1DA-THE STEAMSHIP
IN AUGUSTA, Capt MS Woodruff, will leave on Satur
day, Jar. q, at ococs. p. NJ, from pier No 4 North river;
Bills of lading signed only on board. For freight or passage
Apply 10 AMUFf 4. MfrCHItI. ~ Broadway. S'esmers
for FLORIDA conuect with he above, leaving Savannsh every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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nICORDs PRACTICH-C n. HAMMOND, N. n, PUPIL
X Of RicOrd, Of Paris, (who " he hrss living surgeon POI
diseases &C, Of the SEXUAL system and Of Professors Car.
nochan and Mott, 81 this city, may be consulted In English OF
rrrnch perouailv or nv Letter. Al his once, No. 81 pieecker
street esso Of Broadway. from 70 1, and from ss O'Clock
evenings
DTcoRnS, vELPEAuS', CrvIALEs, ACTON'S, CURL
IL ing e ard the prtvste hospital Iysctice Of Paris and Lon
don, by Dr. LARMONT. Az some persons afflicted with dis
eases ~ the sexual system are not sware 81 the fact, Nv takes
this method Of informing them he Ia the only graduate in this
CIV who is exclusively curing those diseases, and whose con
nection with the European hospitals enables him 10 adopt the
latest and most radical treatment, curing the oldest and Sc
verest cases. Corner Spring and Mercer streets. opposite 81
Nicholas, fiom 9to 3 and 10 Y. ", Sunday excepted: The
Doctors Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide, nearly 100
paees aud 100 picture Illustrations, h 81 n gives all the ad.
vertiaed medicines. We commend Dr. Larmont 10 the ahiict.
ed-Courrier des Fats Unis, Stats zciung. Day Book A,
lea A.
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AIRS FFNBLy's LAST RvApTsas

MRS. FFNBLEs LAST READINGS.
wi D~ODWORTnrS SALOON, $40 broadway.
Mrs. FRANCES ANNE REHsLk will resd shaksperss
plsy cf KING HENRY w, Part !, on Tuesday evening.
Jas. ~ aitbe shove saloon, beginning at O'Clock. Doors
m. remaining readings Of The week viii be as follows
Tbur~day evening. Jan. n. EOMED AND JULIET; Frfdsv
evening, Jan. n AZ you LIKE Ir.
Tickets, 81 for earh reading may be had al keenr-
Frsnris'. Crnvcn's ard 0hfsisrns book stores, and VIM
Hall A sous music stss; sko from Mr.. y ". Polnan. Jsaitor
Of he Universiy Medical college, In Fourteenth street. sna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

Ar b. BUTLER A~UCTIoNEER.-M. b. BUTLER A co.
MI. will sell at their salesroom, No. IL Spru-e street ON
Tuesday, Jan. le, at l0h O'Clock, so boxes pearl starch, -
,hests OF superior black tea, and 10000 Havana segars. Also,
furniture, bedding. bureaus, lounges, 4 stoves aud pipe OF
ice desks, &C. Also, fixtures and shelving for n dry goods
e clothing store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

uENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NO.
ii q Nassau s~treet-HENRy II. LEEDS a co. will sell at
auction, this day, at IL O'Clock, at the salesroom, . Nassau
ureeI Tor account Of whom Il may concern, Eve oil paintings
aud two psstels. To be sold without reserve.