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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
A CARD.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

We have now ON hand complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ITO which we invite the attention of all who
i need anything in our line. The LADIES par
ticularly will find splendid lot of New Style Dress
Goods. We would not hunbug the public by say
ing we will or can sell lower than anybody else,
but we promise only to ask fair price for EVERY
Article.-we bait with nothing. Please call and
examine for yourselves. Respectfully,
PIPER d, FUNKHOUSER.
Oct 16-Spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

E A new and very dangerous counter
felt 500 bill on the bank of the State Of New
York has just been put in circulation.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

A DANGEROUS RIVAL TO UNCLE SAM.-A
London correspondent Of the New York
Herald says:
John Bull is now Eliminating over, and
will shortly digest a grand plan Of securing
all the China trade to himself, via Lake Su-
perior. I have seen the prospectus Of a COM
pany, forming here, with a capital Of G10,-
100000, to lay down railway from the
Lakes to Vancouver. This same prospectus
will, ere this is in type, have been brought
before the public, and with the prospect Of
an easy money market, it will doubtless OBJ
tain the necessary funds to construct it, par
ticularly if the grant of fifteen miles is made
by the British Parliament, which the projec-
tors powerfully hacked up by numerous
members Of the Parlianent9 will ask for it
next session. There is considerable feeling
here in favor Of this project, (which the
title is-''The Atlantic and Pacific juno
ton Railway and Land Company"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

Joshua r. Giddings is mentioned as
possible Republican candidate for Governor
Of Ohio at the election to be held next
year.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
SEWING MACHINES,
Price. SD 90.

Price, $4J %.
THE QUAKER CITY, SEWING MACHINES
Il on Exhibition at the NATIONAL HOTEL, are war
ranted equally good in every respect any 500
Sewing Machine now in Market. A personal ex-
animation is solicited.
A. I. DUNTON, Gen'l. Agent
Oct. Is, 185S.-1t* for the Manufacturers.
Oh BBLS. Crushed, Pulv'ed and Coffee Sugar,
~ Hogshcads brown do.
do best P. r. Molasses,
barrels Golden Syrup,
Is sidessbest Sole Leather,
10 boxes best Cheese,
Is kegs Old Dominion Nails,
Is kegs Horse Shoes,
10 bbls Hydraulic Cement,
1000 lbs Bacon,
TAYLOR, HOGE 4 co.
Stauntcn, Oct. 1c, 1S5S.-Spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
BALTIMORE ELECTI0N-WITHDRAW OF
SHUT

SHUT.
BALr1LoRE, Oct. 13.-The municipal
election to-day, passed off without serious
outbreak, though with considerable .snoise
and confusion" A. P. Shut, Qndepend-
enD, candidate against Mayor Swami, with
drew, assigning as reason for SO doing,
that his friends were inundated from vot-
ing. Mr.. Swami is therefore reelected
withoutsopposition.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

TO The Vindicator has
large and increasing circulation in this and the ad-
dining counties, and is . valuable medium for ad-
vertisers. Circulating among business men, it af-
fords greatinducements to those who will use it's
columns:
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

Gen VIM. Walker was on visit to bis
father, in Nashville, last week.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
Stray HOrse.

GTRAYED away from Stanton, on the 10th ult !.
~ Black or Dark Brown HORSE, about IS
years old, low in order. He had ON his neck hal
ter and steel chain. The finder will please leave
him at the Virginia Hotel Stable, or information at
the Vindicator Office so that may get him.
FRANCIS HARDWOOD,
October Is, 1S5S.-3t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TINE partnership under the style and firm of S.
il H. HILB & Bro, and S. H. 4 Fl. HILB, has this
day (June 3, 1858, been dissolved by mutual con-
sent--The business win be continued as heretofore
by s. H. Hilb, who alone is authorized to settle
the affairs of the late firms. s. Fl. HILB.
Staunton, Oct. l6, '58. M.HlLB
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS. of every de.
~ scription can be found at
PIPER L. FUNKHOUSER'S.
Oct. l6--Spec copy,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

The DEAD AL1vE.-The New York Ex-
press of Wednesday, ga gentlemen
by the name Of Mitchell, who was passen-
ger on board the illfated steamer Arctic. was
supposed to be lost, and in consequence sew
eral persons, who considered themselves
heirs-at-law, have taken his property and
distributed it amongst them The "dead
man" has however unexpectedly turned up
at the St Nicholas Hotel, and has common
ced proceedings against the parties who have
SO unceremoniously assumed control of his
goods and chattels believing him to be no
longer in the land of the living.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

A HORSE Tn1EF.-A man, afterwards as
certained to be one Samuel Good, ofAugus-
ia county, arrived here, a few days since,
and stopped at the Piedmont House, having
two horses in his possession One of them
he soon sold to Mr. Saml Shadrach, Of this
county, for 500. Seeing that the eye of
our vigilant Town Sergeant, Capt. Henry,
was upon him, and fearing detection, he sud-
denly decamped, leaving the other horse be-
hind. A day or two afterwards Mr.
Bushong, of Augusta county, came on and
claimed the horses, establishing his identity
and character by one of the most respectable
citizens Of this county. Good had sold a
third horse before getting here. He has
not yet been heard Of.
Mr.. Bushong claims all three Of the horses,
stating, also, that Good is his neighbor, and
man in very comfortable circumstances.
Blue Ridge Republican.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

st. Louis, Oct 13-The Kansas Legis-
lative elections, on the 4th inst, resulted
in the Republicans carrying Leavenworth,
Atchison, Jefferson, Douglas and Lykens
counties. The Democrats carried Doni-
phan.
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN TIP
vi RICHEST DIAOEA
EVER
WORN By KINGS OR ENpERons

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Be-. il is he osyarnsr, Cod himself provided Gs =. ,r
rscs R,.der although the maj bloom brrey.
toe sowus cAc,s. eye Be ever o. sparkling he ~,s y
thos Of pear. Il he bead l. hsfe cf its covering tie h
as S.y pat.re will oss MOI. thaa hs.f her ess.
Pat WOOD HAIR RESTORATIVE. Il u.~a t.o sso..
or.smert Resd tie FLOWING snd jitss. The Ws5es 4 -
hrs. y the se.sbrsted Piaa'- rhsbeSs;
Dr. wooD-D~.r Sir: Penl, express yop Ssass
tons uaee for tne snts. e.:2ia.,9n ., i1y h. = s
n rssdy becoming ay, bat uPon The sppiesaoa Of yz
Hair 2e .orase" it soon reooyeIst ~ orsinA hue tocs
sier your Rsorave very won5sr.I pvcnton. qds a
Ian dear sr, you're truly. THAsSER0.
Drych az Gwy.ieiytrt"
WELSH nEwsPAPEE OFFICE No IS nssp.s,.l
Apd y, 1853.
rrok O J. Wooo-Deu Sir, Some Hoa,a % vess, ",
ree,ed b,e Of youT Hsif Resorrye and stet ny va
WOO Guided 20 ~ on Der bali LITE .ansns ;, 40 aas
.swr ;. my surpnse after few weeks ;nAl g. has penas}
Tat wordeTfd edee BY .eias Al Z, gay Bar, % stss
=, .s .sas Of . .f ' S CHARLES cIRDsw
kEw-YoRK July %. 1851
Prof O J. WOOD: VITA confidence do / recon- zeud y,r
Hair R-stosye briug toe most Eth seol ae eyef sv
sus your H.T Re''orriye ny hair aat ~ai.ss ssS
we've almost white have g,adlsly growl osrt shc ne~ Jed
eo.hdsrt that ew applications vii rs'ote zen % ace
coo' Il also has relieved me o. al sAdIlu ana "a
pezszui L hing common smo-s peF'on' VINO Ps,sps nsE
p,f MOOD. Abon, two year. ago bar commenced tlas
OF Al turning gray Iva, becoming bald aud hsioi
mspy rerns5e. TO no eaec, Commenced usns your Res
.ve Jnns a' few sPp1,on. Sss 20 my s, 2r MY
lbl.ok At ths ae it 4, fully restored - m osn. coy
bath ard epP'.Anoe and cAeet'AI 'e''"' n nos
The vs gat up in bottles q tss' ss' via .s
81 nT bottle the medium holds At least ~ per cent more
proportion aad retail. tor per eo:,s se iI' 0'd S'ss
ys,s In he srest = wire Railing Es,abl.Arasl sai IA
t AZ .aa ey a. good Druggist. snd Fancy Goods Dessu
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAiLROAD.-On
~ and after MONDAY, May 10 1888 and until further no
ce Passenger Trsns viii leave Pier foot OF Duanet a. to
lows. viz:
pUNKTRK EXPRESS at q M for Dunkirk and principal Ia.
terme6iste Stations.
MAIL TRAIN At m for Dlnk!Is ani Buffalo aud in.erne-
dis,e Stations
ROCKIAND PASSENGER 81 M, fiom FOO. Chsmoersst,
via Piermoit for SuHerIis and Itefmedise Stations
WAY PASSENGER At NJ, for Ne"bUTgh hddle'oTn ana
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS q p. m for Dankirk and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
These Express TAins Llnra with tae Elnra
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fsi 81
Biugharon with the Syracuse and Bnghamon Railroad tot
Svrscue at Corning with the Buffalo Corning ana Newfotk
RAILROAD Ruchester; Great Bend with the Deiswar
ard Western Ksrr and Houeis
Vile with Buffalo and EewYork City Railroad, or Bufsoi
4. b aso Dunkrk with the Lake Railroad for CieyS
lsal Cincinnati Toledo Detroit, Chicago &c
g. 2. HEADLEY, Assistant President.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" Competing a. New Hampton vita the Deiavsre Ls's.
ranla snd Western Railroad AID AZ Eas;on WITH ne e9sn
Valley Railroad. - % ,,s,
sJAMER ARRANGEMENT, oonms1:us ApHi - lsl n,
sy- NewYors ~ Easton snt inter redae Pics. Tom rt
No North River q. N Il n and u TO- Sorler'As
by above trains and 81 $50 m o., A., A..
The above trains connec, Elizabeth with trans on me rev
Isay Railroad which leave New YORK ro tde loot 81 Court
l.rdt-st. a. u and u m, and SD ?. m 80. m
Delsw Lsckss anna srd s,erh fN
road Y W ssye a: \ a. 10 oIy For Lehsh Valley Railroad
~, m and - n JOHN o SrERNS Superintendent
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THE SUPREME COURT-City and County Of
Etw.YoIk.-RALPH A. ROMANO asainst NILLlAM

BEACH LAWRENCE-su mons tor money arGsnd or coo
tr. lCorr cot served Tt the abl deendAct WILLIAM
BEACH LAWRENCE: Yon hereby sauno2ed and isi
answer the complaint 10 this acton which ,s b. sed
Office Ct the Cek Of toe shove Court CITY Hall 10
tee City Ct New York aud copy Of your the
saic COMPLAINT the subsrhr bis Office No IS all
thr City Of New York within twery days AFTER tae service
OF t summons exclusive Of the d.y d such service
AID VOC TAI 70 the complaint within the time
aorsse the psinlt In this action viii Judgment srsn
yor e. SIN o. twenty-five 1osi, t&75) with Interest
the .Th cay % Hsseeer oEe thoessus ssht auudred and
fea' ersse tee costs ana t Of this scon Dsa
Juue IL 1855 W. WATSON NILES
lelo iAWewTc Plsiu.ifs A.:5rusy, No u Wal q,
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feSal Notiess.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the Comfy Of NewYork notice Is her~by gwen persons
having slams against iDRlS L. APPLEY sts Of tho City
New York deoeased A with vouchers thereof
he subscriber At the New York Juvenile Asylum 55ths IN
the City HswYork before The Of Septe
br next-Dsed New York the fifteenth Marea 1853
milo lsw6nITE' JAMES L. APPLEY, Admiaisrs.o..
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miscellaneous.

GENERAL DEPOT far ARTISTS MATE
" RAILS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHOLESALE aid
RETAIL.
MhSCRY & WILTON No. III Flton-tt., and No %
Importers Of English French aud German OIL ara
WATER COLORS. CANtAskS ana Bk!ShkS, DRA"INj
PAPERS MATflEMATIC4 Al INSTRUMENTS. etc -
Artists ,iwsss dcpsud p'Ooarisa NlNSOR MN.
TONS COIORS freshly fc-sIsr semelis having ben e
fec'ed with Bess5 W n for supply Of Coio ~ ~ w)
by Illustrated CAog sent Oh application By
ma or other wise.
TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTERS. Ginger
4 " Ne Blackberry Brandy C"f1ss Siups. &c of every
warranted s favor Of anything Of the
kind srfanuree by B.othcJs $50 352 Wsingon
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ND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COYPANY-sT MHFR ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, May y, 1874
yi-s lesvs Depot co-e-cf White az Ceutsts Newly
s:l5 D m. white Plains Trria stopping ~ a. ststons
Fsius Leave Depot corner OF 18th and 4AsV Rev YORK
sit g. m WiisinsbrdEe, tTaia, s'1pni- a. AT Stations
s s. bsu train, stopping o. Hihans6dS- AID al 81,
north.
II H. Wflasnsbr.jge 'raiu st'ppiug It a. Stst'ns
4 3oA =. Ntite Plains -rain sCppi p o. =. -sti'rd
2So L, vilambi.e tain, Stopping 81 a. Sta,ion,
ts N . - hte Plains train. - ppirg a. Al station.
500 o. Dover Plsns trsn stopping at a 5,sa)-' 800"
NliAmsbidge.
5:tOp n White Plains traia stopping 8. ali S,a5ons
$50 r. m " ismsbrige tTsiu Stopping 4; A. Stsno2i
REruR>RG-Le.ye Chs'hsm Fopr Corners:
lsDp H. NAL train stopping a. HhsmeTdse, ME rnf
and 81 Sa'ois north.
WEI J. CAMPBELL SiysTiateu lent.
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nor BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVER-Tne splendid I'D superior
s,esne. METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown leaves New Yok eTerJ
Tuesday THU RSDAY asd SATURDAY. a. 0Clock = IN =,
and the BAY STATE C.p.. Jevsett. on MONDAY WEDNES-
DAY aid FRIDAY, At O'clock 2. II. 8,
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded Irsi u sny sop
esnt Until toe same shalt have been paid to;.
Freight 10 Boston Forwarded thryu Cd With great patch %
." VIM BORDEN Agent, Nos. 70 and II West d.
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T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

III
l. TON, for BOSTON and PRONlDENCE-lnlsne route
"a. shortest AZ direct carrying the Eastern Maa
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, sui C.
VANDERBILT Capt W. II Free IN canaection With the
sTONIcGTON and PROVIDENCE ard BOSTON and PRoVI-
DFNCR RAILROADS, leaving New York daily (SuDiays
cep-d Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
ol.c. =: olock and Stonir $3.50 tle
srriys of the mail train which leaves Boston az 80
The c. VANDERBlLT from New Yolk MoadsT. Wednesday
and Ft,v from Sonngon Taesdsy Thursday s0d Saturday
Tt4PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New Yo<k Tuesday Thursday
AID saturday from s:onu,on Monday Wedne'dsy snd Fntv
rroceed from Stonn rsid 20 Providence
,nd Boston Express Ma Trsn reaching said places in sd
Ct those by other roS and 10 ample ne Tor =. toe ey
/, remain board the eLoy nights rest unds,ue@d
breskfA, desired and leave StoninEo1 in tie tr.iz
oppectHE Providence with the li:1O for Boston
baxs accompanies ths steamer and tEsint
each way ,
r-unrr or al the Ere GIT Ofce Pier No. noTh River
tn off &c No. 10 Battery place
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penn SYLYANIA ROAD.

ID Z \ l. a A X A | i K o "A d,
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Perns ylysnis Railroad s. Pittsburgh with si
roads and from Louis Mo- Alton Gslens and Chicago M
Fr.akto Lexington and Louisville KY T-rrs Hste Madison
Lafayette AID Indianapolis lid Cincinnati Dayton, Spring
fed, pef1naine ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Couu bu
Z.nesyille Msson and Wooster Ohio with the
Cincinnati
Through tickets the East b. had any above men
toned places in .he West.
Passengers will find this tbs shortest expedition, and
coufoitsble between the Eas, and West.
FROM NFW-YORk TO CINCINNATI " 81 HOIRS
FROM EEW-YoRK TO CHICAGO IN 20 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN u HOURS.
Fsre as low g. Any other route
Sec hsaobi.s 10 the hotels Of thie city.
Through Tickets further Information may be had At tie
Office Of he Pennsylvania RAILROAD
No. z Aston Hcuss, Bro.dw.y
January !. 1885, J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Nay

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-fron Miy
E1pre., rraiu. II. soI p Albany ara T7y Pa-n'
,er Trao, 90 and 10 for Do0o, Ferry so I'll
and D M TO- Ta,ryown p NJ for Sing SIS lo:;5s n,
.ni , M for Poughk, ep,ie. m p NJ sni ) % m
fr Pesksl ssh m The Pc snkseps.e, Peekssi Sing snS
TsYry.oun D5bbs Ferry Trains SOC 1t The Way Ssons
Passengers aseu Chambers Csn Cnri,oPhsr al 5ssis
rcsir, or New. York -ave Troy 1872 alc i0 auc 80
.sd e5 m and Albany 4:f5 sd 1875 and 4ea
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent.
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DEM SYLvANIA RAILROAD

DEM VANIA RAILROAD
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic
stiles sh eserp, North sud South western 8tses
By continuous Railway direct. This Road slso o0nnecl 81
ebush with daily ne Of steamers 70 ell ports the West
srp and Cleveland and SsniIsky with the
All ports the North Lssesnakins the direct
shesp reliable route by which fREiGET Do frSArd
10 hou the Crest West.
RATES BETW EES PHILADELPHIA and sIrr5BURGN
Fssr oIo1s na so1 OsP' Pos rs
- Soy--i " 800 rnb.e~ r.. Ne' lG e..
Bscoxp CLiss.-Douesic 5heecns. Shifting and
Ticking lin or Enal bales Drugs lin csaks Hard 80 ce1n
wue Leather lin rolls boxe. Wool aud Sheep 100 =.
Pelts. Eestward, &c..,......,..,.,..s..s..s...j
taIso C1ass-AHyil. Steel Slsn' tin csSt, 50 csnts
foboooo, manufactured except Cigars or Cut &c. -
foURTH CLAss.-Cofee, tish, Bacon Beef and
Pork tin cssk boxes Fsswsri Lard and Lard ~ oenH
Oh. Nails, Sods Ash German Cay, Tar Pitca 100 r.
FLovs- = Dbl until further notice.
9EaIs- y 100 10 mt! further notice.
CoTTOs- bsle Dot exceeding ~ weight antl tarsss
schoe.
Ia shipping FOODS from port east OF fhs1s pha De
acGsr ire package "kis fonnsyyens Railroad Al
Goods con red Agents u This Road Phiis
Pittsburgh will be forwarded g1taout detention
FsEiGIT AGESTs-Hsrns. Woriey Co. aenphis, Ssnn
T. r. Ssss Co. 81. Louis 2. O. Orally Co, EvsnsVlas,
Lad. Durnesnin Bel Co. sAd Carter yswet, Louisville,
Ky; g. G. Medrum Madison, Ind II. ". Brown Co., AID
irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati N W. Graham Co, Zanssyils,
Ohio I-eech Co.. No 81 Ki5y Boston Lsech Co.. No
Asto House, ke~York and NJ. South Wilsm-st, Nee.
York T. J. sneeie PhlsdepEs Rssrsv koOns BadEaors
D. A. s.ewNt Pittsburgh
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent. AltoOrA p.
ALL
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TAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-i755.

LAKE suPERLoR LINE '-i7'7'
CITY.
rbs saa .p.saiIa lowrrusurs ,s,,5 ,r' cIfCos
CLEVELAND, J. Lundy. ha-osr. lLoI"'is 'esn Srs~eS
h.stet.
Iv,LAsn AT p n
r9UhsDAY Apru H. kOhOAY, Apd ~
H0sDAY Mag THURSDAY, Apr -
fSURSDsT, ssT H. MONDAY, msI /"
MONDAY. Ns, a. III eSDAtt MAJ -
rOSDAY June "a THURSDAY June &c
THURSDAY June q alh0Af, Junr Il
sSERspAi tuIy IS. s,}'I a /, ~. ;,
MONDAY, JLly % - hSDAi, JuJ q
THURSDAY AlgeEe MDSDAr, 4 isu',L
MONDAY, Ausnst Is tn NsDti AuEi1
THURSDAY August n SonDAi AtSlst .
NONDAY sep,snbrcb IhUfspai S-prmoct
THURSDAY, September H. aOhDAI. seetemb, -
BOMBAY. September = 70, hsUAc sy.%u''es -
=. ny o,f,h.r ~ THIi RSDAY. Octo6sr -
sgIrp ~ 0-,ebsr r. MOSDAY. October -
hOHDAY, hoyeubet ThI kNDAi ,Nosei1of
sn.yy et,.d /, Passenger sd Fiesht ST-v SteSuols
IRON CITY, T. T.. Turner. Msstca
hINERAL ROCK. J. ? Ry Ter. Assorr
GEN TAYLOR. Go. L. s'Dre ssstef.
,srk ta-ee boats leaving Cleveland vek r'1sh IA
49,. -, -. t.,
- az ne trip. c1r be IsC1r-i b. ai1:essins
~ " Hu5SEY MCBRIDE
Forwarding ~ CoU miss'ou AetcaSnta
r.s-Nut al P.cAase, Care X 5i,,'y M,Bni', cev~
and o."
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Bales bp Auttion.

A HLRWlN, AlctIoneeI -
RY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade-Sa Sale
- Rooms No. IS PARK
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June &c a. o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY or VALUABLE LAW BOOKS
Con prg complete sets Of Common Law aud Chsncey Re,
ports Federal AID State Statutes Dsefs mne nafies aud
of elementary works. Alto large cole ton Of
valuable ENGLISH LAW BOOKS embracing sets Of Re-
ports Law Equity and Admiralty aud extensive
ysriety rae aud choice Law Books &c Catalogues
resdy.
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Hlaebinfrp.
Gcal.

o. FIcE OF 1as CT SBlsLAkD Coat AID isos CosP.sr,
Cosn,t Of Btuatwsy sad Wall St, ;
EEw-YeRK. April q, 1889.
I'HE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
COMPANY prepared TO coutrsc Tor the sale q
.ne. inosn snd approved qusines OF CT ABERLAHp
Wal Will De shipped order iron IN. Company
otEHs y Atxsndris Va. and Bxiru orr Nd.
Ihe company Wheu required viii charter vessels st lowest
f.sisht " ahout charge. ROBERT Z. GETTY. President
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CLrvfL,.p AND ToLsDo RAILROAD Cosr.NY
sycRt1AFY's OFfIcE, CLENtLAND. o. May y. 1873
vsNllE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
4 this COMPANY Tor the Elf CTIOS of NINE DIRECTORS
the action Of other apopAe bnai
ness gill held Office ~ the Compaay in the Cy 81
Cleveland Of Ono WEDNESDAY, the lo'" dAj OF
June prxt. ,.s
The polls viii be opened a. O'Clock p m aud close 81
O'Clock M The Books vii b. closed On TIE atsr.
noon Of SATURDAY. june aud -cpened the morning OF
THURSDAY, June II. BY oder Of toe q srd.
HENRY &. LUCE, secretNy
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OFFlCE Ntw-YoRK AND kRIt KllLRoaD Uo'
ew.Ycrs. June II. 1883 y
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-lh
~ New York ord Railroad Company earnestly rn
during the past zen months 20 establish and man am
luo and rates 4 traffic BY the four area. nns
which ON oct tie Aar.ic cities and the Wcs,. Having dd
ia this and believing he iDnic0us sni imP-op-f 10 Ln
traffic by the OF Ee> Passes by lie employment
e,s And o.o Or BIZ tuy other ulerta, means the
Couspy rather then t. such mea have dete 70
$500 ~. ( ~ a. Dnnti,. 10 observation-disclosures IS 10
York sud Buffalo, W
Between New York Ard Nis.sia Falls, Sl-Prniion -
CHARLES MORAN President
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REGARDS KISGsLASD, Agc,ioneer.
DICHARDS KINGSLAND Il Co. will sell
II THIS DAY Tu.day, at 10 Oelest :. their ssle'To2m
LFRY. PLATED WARE. Pistols. Britannia lce-Bowls aud
Pitchers Bass Csndrs.k SEuaers SPuIs. Tobacco Boxes.
Ship LsmIs. &c.
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DANIEL s. HoUGH. Auctioneer.
~ s. UOUGII will sell THIS DAY Tues

n s. HOUGH will sell THIS DAY Tues
IL day. June IS 10y precisely all the contents Of the
large hyesory resi1rce No. 81 Cinonpac in Shst, De-
tween Broadway and STRAY. TIE house furnished with the
most elegant and costly Furniture throughout and has been but
little used Parties il quest Of fine furniture vii ind this sale
worthy Cl their attention
Css6 deposits viii be required Of all purchasers Goods must
removed distey. The following Only partial de-
.cription Of the goods 10 the House, VIZ:
ID TBr BASEMENT are G suite Of Dining Rom Furnit1re
Extension Tables Buffet, and Chair match beside great
variety Kitchen Uten China Dinner AID Te, Sets Silver
Ware CssteT. Spoons Forks. Liquor Chests Ivory Gallery
Cut Glsss and BOhemisn Ware
IL Pastors ara Velvet CARPETS three Rosewood Sa,te
Side and Hall EtAEeres Pier GAss- Corner Tables Easy Chairs
and Fsusuils Broozes Clocks Vases hne Paintings Lace
Curtains Couohes Book Cases aud Library Secretaries Rose
wood Piano 7orsye fine Eusrsyinga
ID TIE superior carved ro.evood Bedstests
Bueaus Commode Sofa Ccuches Chairs Carpets M,ho gaay
Bsds.eads &c eighteen pure Curedsr Mattresses and ns
Blauk.s and Bedting Of all kinds Sale 10Y
~ prec.ely Catalogues be had a. the house only.
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WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRuGGISr No. II Colds. (oear
Hsdnl,ne) New York-ManufctGrers Patent Medicines
and Of Druss. articles may introduce dispose Of the
~ The best advantage by conpg above Orders Drss
carefully executed with disp,tch the lowest make,
WILLIAM BURGER,
late Wholesale Dr. gg OF CourtlaI ds has his Office sboya
PreLse. Gales sdssnces sHd other business neg.ei