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Dater Cure.

nR. Z. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CUkE
H. and GYMNASIUM-Hotel accommodation fo1 frsnhsui
and Permanent Boardoa No. 10 Besckerst. Nev-fort
TIME WATER CURE aud HYGIENE INSTI
fJTF is located 81 Nee IS ard Y Lairn.S one door from
ST. Jahr. Psrt GOOD BOARD b obtained from 80 10
- per ~e,k; FULL TREATMENT, With Board, from = 70
SIS per week Trsu,en. p-nsls 81 PEI ssy Gymnasium,
ud BATHING privileges provided for tie Of su. tee OF
hare One. CONSULTATIONS nom q. N IN r. u. X
TRAIL A. D. and A. GoRT1N, NJ d., Phyde!AnA r.
FANCHER, Proprietor.
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fHrniture.

ENAMELED FU T. .-First class,
IL Grained and Onapeued acknowledged superior 10 s,y 9
And hpb maze Ia this county Also Mattresses oeo'
ding ks feI sale BY w FISHER Co.. No eas br'adSA5'
ENAAELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNi-
~ rURE, ir ell colo and styles Wholesale OF retail
- AfS ane inward alec, MATTRESSES and PAlLLASSES
WARREN WARD, No. ~ Csnslst,
" uloors east Of Broadway. a. T.
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RENARKiBLE Escape OF FoUK NEGRoEs.-Mr. l.
n. Baker, who b stopping at the Pennsylvspis House
Of this city, bad the misfortune TO Vet four negro men
escape from h last night alter supper under the fol.
loving rather Singular circumstances: Tho negroes
bad been in jail but taken out day or two since
hand cusd, chained togetbor and kept at the hoass
where Mr. b. is stopping. Last night while hs At
they we're released by one after lie svrg the house.
they are ttil chained together. Up to ste hour M
hight TO trace Of them could be gained Their names
ave respectively, John, Dan, Dave, and Dave sgan.
They we're all bought near g. Joseph, two of them
from Col. Dugan Fou.s, oes OF them from Mr. Join
Fly and one fson Mr.. K. w. DoneL
Isl joseph Gszstt<, 2ta
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(yEEIRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting 81 Nev Hampton With tbs Delaware, Lets-
wanna ssd laihoAA and EAssos vA ne Lenss
vsIky ksibusd 49,
exnN n AsaIeEMEvrs-Cnmmencins Lay is ia56 Leaves
New Yrt iu<TInedists places ron Pier No
Hosfh River =; 7S ard As NJ AID - n FOR So1n.f
vile BY above ans 5&5 The shove trsirs coo
p.e, Ezsc~.h With ain the New Jersey Railroad, shc.
Es~-yort from sons Of Court Andst, a 7;$e AnS
n, And and p
The IL AS n f.o New orb eiose onnse oo
Esstou Nth th- L-tlsh Valley a,irosd nd henas via
Railroad Rssfns without change N
src onupec at Readls eee: for PotSvie ALI H:rssgs
Pss-nse-s Deisu.rs Lsotsvsnua ard "-s-ra Hstt
VIII 7:S ouiy Ter Lehyh Valley asilroee u
!,sHa % and II ~ only.
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u
D s. 1889 Trsins will lsv, Cnsuben v station - follow:
F,pr-ss Tran. sId IL aid fr H1dson, 500
for Sin s:45s and and lon for Poufht--P'ie,
fer Pe~IkiD $50 D. M The Hndson Pousht.spse, Pe-tsh
Sing Tsytovn TRANS sop most II he WAY Sta
tioTs Passengers oser .. Cham b-r Cars Chrsopn.r ard
a 10 ard IS o. H. AID Albany abut Is uiIu.es later. On
Sunday at D m. A. y. SMITH 5op,rin,-pden.-
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uyIz sSoiTh thAhbbS e No'Nof>r HNee1sD
CTPPEME COURT.-JOBN JAY and Flea.
y NOR X JAY. bic wife; John Clark'on Jay snd
E.kr Du Bois bis wife AsIsnd.r Brsen and Louise
bru.n bis wife Benry L. Pees and Eliza jay Peiew Lis
vi William C!asts1n; Argls,s Jay francis T. oaT-tsnn
ard Helen Jay Gsrrer.D, his wife; Mary sn.he,i1rd
Prime srd Hsni,, Prime Plaintiff. ssnr'i JOHN
CLARKsCN JAY and MARTIN ZABRlsKlE, Trustees
Tor A1xuss Jaw under tie vii Of Aan Jay, &C.
c.ss6; Ihxsb-,6 Clus,on Jay; Ehzsbsth CHt.on Jay,
Trs.se under the viii ~ the .aid Are JAY
Seesspd JOHN Busrso. Trns'ee for Eliza 5utterwrth
kus rworh under the w Of tse e.id Ann Jay
d-cesd hn Carbon Jay surviving executor ne All VIII
ke Of Ann Jay oeoesed snd Nary DswsoD Eliza b1et-
.sr,b August. buterworth Augustus jay Aurs'ia s.eh
Nsiloa Clahsn isvi William Mad sod Janu Johls rrus
,s yucer he viii u the ssi Jay deeessed Tor ,- Thso
ot Seminary belonging IN III. Protestant EPseoP- Church
IN FarI County VnEnia TIE Evangelical knoe,ese sce-
IT, he City Of N.-Yok ard The American Tra Society
nsu'ed il the City Of N,wYo't. Detendann Summons
Fox Relief To defendants and each Of nem You are here
b, required the Conpsa, in his &c.
on stich z filed Office of the Clerk Of toe City and
County Of Newiork I'd. City Hall in the City Of Se~.i9rk
and the said Compliant on the
A. bsorib-s at their No. "a Ws In The said Cy,
within Nv. nty rvice Of this Summons on yo eK
- such servee and you AL 70 an. me
ZION ii apply Court or the rrAt csnandeo 10 70. u
Pa'utifs Aliofneys
Tn. Complain, II this son fled in he ofce ot the d
C.i Of City ard County Of Ne~Nurt. stto- City HAL
IN the sd New yors the twenty s-vert DAY 81 Nay
AZ. Is law lO~rh Plsinrss Attorney
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE BY steam
~ en FRANCIS sKIDpY and COMMODORE from tot Of
kberyst EVERY EVENING, .xcept Saturday. st O'Clock
70 Troy Rensselaer, and ssrs.sa Race Rd Whit
nail Lake United States Ca
fer ar pss Lake Cham psin Moue. and OsdersenIf
Fare 70 Rutland IS 81; Burlington - IS; Plstsbul - 30
souses Point % IS; Oedsnst1rg 81; Montreal So % Az
D, lor through tcke. si SsOY sTEAN8oAs ovyTCE hei
HNhertyr-
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CRUELTY ON THE PLAIss 1t IL reported TO u.s. on
What deem reliable authority, that wsgon-@.stsrs
Oh the Plains apt TO indulge in the everest cruelty
toward those in their employ a. snb,rdinsses. G.
are told died recently from the savage treatment
they received ct the hands OF . man known ~ Buck
Bowman, who lie q wagor-msster employed by Majors
& Russell. The facts connected With these revolving
Tragedies have been gwen TO in detail, end DOLLY
refrain from pubf,biDs them in the hope that Asjors
Russe VII probe the matter 10 the bottom, q Is
something in which they have vital interest. OF
course inform ants msy have exaggerated some
and the care certainly demands investigation.
Tfoes
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAiLROAD.-On
~ and after MoND AY Apr 1882 and until further notice
Train. vii, Pier foot Of Duane st. f1ows Via
DUNKlRK EXPhEsS st6 M, for Dunkik and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN al M, for Dunkirt and Buffalo and LITER
mediate sta,oIs 80
ROCKLAND PASSENGER At $50 M, from foot Of Harn
son ct VIA Fremont Suf-rrs and iu~rmedist. stations
WAY PASSENGER at 4 p. m for kewbursh hiddlstown,
Y Il me1ste Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 5 p m, for Dunhirt and Buffalo
- above tIsiDs a daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains Elmirs with the Elmra Can
Railroad Falls bipg
hsmiOn with Syracuse Binehamton RaiosA
cu,e a. Coming with the Bnfso Corpiof and Neg forh
Railroad for Rochester Buffalo Crest Bend With the
Delaware Lact.xanu. Western Railroad for Scronton o.
with th. Buffalo sud Ne.Yo City Railroad and
and Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO, nc.
N' NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1853 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850

muencfnf May d
Passenger Dssop in NevYot corner Of Hth-H and +hsv
Entrance 27fbst
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK,
1or New Bsven, M lex i2:45 s:l5 Tex s:A NJ
t:45 D. For Btdseport So tex) l2:45, S:l5 tex):
$780, and 4:45 p For Milford, sua,foid rsrsed Southport
And Wespnrt- i2:45 80 and 445pn For horvH f
1sAn l2:4b S:l5 (sx); $50, as $3.50, $50 IN For
D.rer end Greenwich, Hn l2:.5, $50 AS $50 eS
D. m For Stamford, (sI) ga m; RS, 9:b lex $50
t:5 $3.50 $50 D. m For Port Che-r and interne1ists ST.
aon, :. % u 1913 $50. AS $50, sepm
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bosom "a m. lex 3l5 o. teI) Pn HR:fost ant
spns6s ds m(s1) s:l5 mtsIl For Innecert River Rail
Montreal M tex 3:l5 tex 70 NorhaIn1
ION For New Haven London and Sonin Railroad Il
and Sis ?. For Canal Railroad 70 forthsmpton
l. ~ fe1 and 70 45 For Houss.ouc Aailrosd g. and
s:l5 o. m. Fer Nsusrnck Railroad m, S:l5 N Yo
Dan bury and Norvslk Railroad, T. 9 .. M, $50
JAMES b BOYT, Superintendent
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
zIuMTR AkRANGEdENT


On and Wednesday. June l. 1852 trains VIII leave 18th
4. station Nev-York. A. follo~s:
For Wilhsnssrdse-7:b and $3.50 m $3.50 and $50 p =.
sof White Plains-il 81 . 400 and $500 IN
FOR While Plsins-6:l5 n. from White and Centre st.
Ter Dover PsiusA:S0 p. N.
for Aibapy-s:5o q Mall Train
Returning vii leave
Dover Plains, $50 .
White Plains 500 and TOO m. $50 and m
Wnismsbhdse, $50 and $50 6 NJ: leo and 5P a..
Albany. II 80 q n, Mail Train
w. J. CAMPBELL. eupe,intenosus.
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PANAMA RAILROAD,
and or pee,!ns only ~ib Steamers GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE JOHN l. STEPHENS and SONORA,
Of Pacific Nah Steamship
Cor psUy Pauana
DIRECT TO AsPiNWALL
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA
~ DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY, Ma. and Express Lines leave New Ysrt at and
q ~ ard and fare, IS Through Tickets cold for Gin
nI al and the West for Wssbi sfon Orlesns and tie
Souri, Ne, and hrousb baggage sheshed 70 Washington In
. q and taips
No win be for trains unes delivered and
ck- ed in leaving
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AR,or,y. LoxpoS CHvRcH-A scene Of q mott
dizzy cesI acter witnessed last sunday ser-
poon in the parish church 81 5, George In the-E
The Rev. Hugh Alien who has recently been appointed
by the vesry 10 the afternoon ecnreship pre- Shed at
tire service which commenced a. u o'clock, and 10 the
cour.e Of bs alluded to clergymep who did not
preach the Gospel, and more than one menooed the
Pope Of Rome, illusions which tended To excite We
minds Of any pc present, who were oppossf Ia
the religious te-chUg Of the rector Ut the pansh tine
Rev BIysn King and bis curates At the close OF
THE service the cbnroh waIdens endeavored to clear
tho church IN order that prepsIa'ions might be
made fer the ordinary o'clock service, bn, up yard
t hundred persons refused 10 eavs and Gro vded
round the altar This portion Of the church was decked
out in ultra Romanstic style, with crosses, candles
and colored cloths. At five minutes before o'clock
the doors Of the church thrown open aud an ex
cited and otOus mob rushed in, sbriekng aud howl
ing, toward The altar. In fe v moments AfterTsrd
clergyman came from the vesty ard was accompanied
by OF eight young men, who acted as Choir Sers,
and who we're habed IN white robes. The clergy
m an himself who stated to be the Rev. Hr. Jen-
rines, tbe curGte If StepDey hsd large black beard
and mustacte which ldeTed his appearances very ~
msrkabe. lie wore the Oxford masters hood, and
upon bis scaf 9. the back Of his neck was woven .
cross As soon as be appeared 10 the church there
great uprosr, cries OF Oh, oh, and his'ss.
ur noved proceeded with his chorste's TO the front OF
the altar, where they all knelt with their backs to
the congregation. The Ltsny was ntoned ny
the priest, ard the responses were made by tho
chosers bu, While they suog others said them 10 the
usual plain STYLE with very sT0Lg voices in order to
spoil the effect Of the choir while another set Of peo
pie vociferated remarks which ore not TO be fonnd in
The Liturgy, ard jeered the clergyman by initiating
the boise Of goat A. the close Of the Ltaoy service,
the clergyman rose bowed to the altar and retired 81
which time nearly the whole Of the congregation
bssed Yelled and INDUCED in the most hdsous noises.
A gentleman who was present, and who sppe red TO
have been worked up to extraordinary Pch Of sx-
element shouted a, the top Of his voice. "Pfsy don't
tar down the altar" On Indirect invitation which
would have been forthwith acted upon had not the
ohnrchw Arden stood at the gate and guarded the en-
trace Al the close Of the service hundreds OF per.
sons assembled in the cburcbysrd for the purposs Of
hootug the clergyman he left the sacred ediics,
but be disappointed them by getting out by more
pryste way. London Times, Aug. 70.
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CHEROKEE MARBLE.-The marble Of Cherokee IL
attracting attention in various sections, and isy 20.
The VINE marble qugriss Of Valley Rivel prodncs a
superior article wherever the excavations have been
sde below the line Of atmospheric Influence. IL y
De grained and susceptible Of very fine polish, and
lie of srowy whtersss. The variety IL found aoos the
county Of Cherokee and foto Georgia There is also
found accompanying the white stratum, band OF
beautiful clouded marble. The ground " rstoer SKY
blue, with the most delicate shspes, resembling
columns Of smoke or Clouds and IT, in judgment,
a most beautiful article for ornamental work.
There is also on the porsh eastern part Of the mar
ble belt flesh colored marble OF very hne tsItare
This quarry is located within eight ten miles
Of the hne OF the Blue Ridge Railroad, aod, ja,giog
from specimens we have dressed and occurred ws
think L susceptible Of fine and elegant polish. We
have TO DOUBT but that these marbles will make .
large item ef eight, should the Blue Ridge roat DO
pushed forward 70 completion Some propheton Of
these qnaIries are already erecting mac aiosry for
dressing and polishing these ma'ble..
IPrsnkln ~ CT Observer.
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feaal koires.

II PURSUANCE Of m order Of the Surrogate Of
E.wyort noe he-by fivrn 20 all p--ors having claims
axsn. EDuARD L. COMMON ate VI the City Of Nc.-f orr
70 us@r, thereof 70 the
~ b.ort-r Il. Of ConAor Wbitshous No 50 Brood
gay the City Of Ne~Y.rk or before ne s-; Gay OF De
cen NswYOrk til eleventh DAY OF May las
ryl2 Is~sATh CHARLES T. COMMON, Executor
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nI,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

VI hEONLAh ~ all bi->L VI" -
l non for BOSTON, PROvIDENCE-LAnd RoIte-Tae
.I,,,.s, AID mos. Csrryus the Eastern Mail =
Tn. .,.m.r. PLYMOUTH aoCk, Cap joel stone aud 7.
yANIERBILT. Capt d. snrses in connect'n VII ne
sps Proya-ncs and Boston and Providence kAroad
svrs Ne York daily, Sunday er~pted) fFon per no
r tSnt haT shove Battery pa m Aho
- $50 m or on arrival Of the mad train when ssves Boston
. $50 p. u-y,-k n,,S,, w.s,es
s,v FRIDAY From S.oniDson Tuesday Thu sd.y and Sal
IN, PLYMOUTH ROCK. fom New.Yort r,e.sy Thar,
A, md saturday From Songon-Mon lay wednesday ana
Pssersep proceed nom s.oninson PR k.'oaa 20 r'ov
a. 40 Bo.top Express Mail lrsia f-schins $50
ns in ,dy.uce Of tbose by other routes sad ~ oi
y. r. s.lx Nonsux connecting Norm and hAst
-, meter IL r-usiu the te.er soJov psu
breakfast xesr-d Ard esye .as
30 NJ ,.in aoppoctlrs Providence with the III n hs1
cr Bostsn. -. "a s.,..
p. No., .eom p.ni,s Steamer aud Train thooen
each way s.-,.,, .,,lx N, hoard he
sssmsr or Al the Freight Office. pier No N'ta n'e''
the Office Of the Company, No. IS sfey'psce
NORTHERN r. r. of n. JERSEf-for fleI.
mont Nyseh Hsekensack Ensiewood ke-LSsvss zoo .,
Cour,lsndt.st Sunday excepted ~ IN e S1s Pa
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DIRECT TO AsFINwAL

TIE sr-u Gid Steamships BALTIC, ADR1ArIC s1d ALLAN
TIC b~sn entirely fitted adapted sue Cation "a
vii. hereafter abs We lsaviug TIE
5TH and 2T1 Of EACH month,
from the foot vi Ca1sst-, " r.
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Orean Steamers, &f.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS LINE TIC
IVA CALIFORNIA
via NICARAGUA!
OPPOSiTlOS To MONOPOLY

Il UNL1
TIE UNITED STATES MAILS .-
DIRECT TO SAN JUAN DEL NORrE, via KEY WEST.
THE UNITED STATES AND CENTRAL AHEhiCaN
Transit COMPANY oil si.ps.ch tseir spesdd u. Mail
s.ssn chip KEY. stone STATE, 1900 tGn., CAPT Henry
Cnorchib from NewYork for San Jsun del Norte,
WEDNESDAY October S TO oounec, b, thu i-hmus Of
ks.Aus at s,n Jssu del Sur with Z. s. Mail S-amsnip
hermann SEQ the stsunohes steamship
ue Psc-fc, thence es,c, 20 San Francisco.
The lhns has beet put 10 perfect order and ths sceono-
sstis tI the transit Il and srsLGniise insure
CokfORT, SAFELY. arc DISPATCH, several riysr and
TIE Liu4
Rate. Tor Passage Buop and Freight lower than sny other
Pa.sge apply % the Office Of the U. s. C. A.
TRANSIT COMPANY No Bowling Green.
s. NJ. STEAMSHIP ARIEL, Capt ID.
- wilson for HAvRE via SOUTHAMPTON viii sail
- rsf No s. North River Precisely at p SATURDAY;
grsse~ ~ ~4A rlp go 'SSois D.. Ent 60
snish, and passage reduced
'ssHsAP ocLAN QUEEN vii follow Sept "a
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,

and osp.e,ist qs.S :S sss.%:: G6LDES eArE GOLDEN
Of Pacific Man Steamship
DIRECT ceT ' 70 :; ss s'nsvt
II. .rs-osid Steamship. BALTIC ADsI.rTc .nd ALLAN
TIC h.virs been entirely tilted and .aap'ed 70 20. C.orn
'''' va STH and ara q EACH MoSfH -
from the foot Vi Ca1sist, " T.
h.BALTlc, 4co .en. burden, A O. Gray, Commander
with the well, sod superior Steamship JOHN L. sTg-
~. Tnasy !. isne sn h. b oos
An .1peri.ne.d Surgeon {, .',seb.d 70 e.es Ship.
Through Frithi ara Passenger. viii be immediately Forwarded
upon sTvsl If the Steamer AZ AspiH~sl
Each Of above Steamships capacity for soo 800
Freight, which VII be ,aksD at moderate rates
IL believed that the ncdsons srofded BY the shove
An ,r,rs .h Is swsy. in reserve q, Panama her.
yin b. detention in forwarding Passenger Bnase and
Fer Cabin Psssse Freight apply s the Office Of the Com
Ptny' No Waist front Io'f1 ise9 sftpgyss s.,,.,.
7 OOK at THESE PRICES of the NEW LINE
siseisss, $50 s,e9sd Css,n s7, s,'' Cabin, sloo'
viii ,.7e from Pier No. s. North River TTEso.Y sept
:S ScLR on int P.s. 5.sS
Exs steamer q this line always Panama n'uns prompt
TIE No LIGHT win succeed til. NORTH STAR
and leave Sew- YOrA, On. S.
Bowling Green New -York Ciy.
n bah persons forbid trufr any sccoun. OF
the a
1NHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
IL S1IF
NETWORK, VI. J. Won Ssrter Commander,
win sail positively, carving the u. s MAI
SATURDAY, Oct |, ~ IL u,
BREMEN Vi. so5urHAMProN,
taking pessepsers for
LONDON BAERE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
at the following rates:
first Cabin 300; Secord Cabin, $50 ;sSteersse SIS.
For Freight or passage. apply to
'' ~ No u sro.dv,y
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T7HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM

!.
Ii rTRop t LINE uSiT,o STATS Nail sTrAn
SHIPS sai every fortnight between NevYcrt Southampton
Hsvre, mail contract leaving sds each .tsrnst1
sASURD Az sns the other ode each s-rDste "WEDNESDAY
FROM EE~-YoFK FROM HA'ss All
AsIkI wisos..... Saturday sept lO Wednesday aept
QvEEs Sssbur Saturday. Sep. "a Wednesday Oct 10
vAKDERBILT Leeyfe .baturdsy, Oct ednesdsy Oct 70
ts,ss ., p.ssaet ps s,bs, wsy ~, WIZ
sIk esss sH 50. .oa so "a s.sn ss
GRIEI-I,t cabin seo. a o.6n $50
Third cabin, bp,tsd number, $50.
Certificates Passage Europe America Specie
dsi;sered In Londou and Paris
D TORRANCE, Agent, Nc. Bowling sreel
New YoSk
Cotton and other Goods taken on heisat 81 current fa
-,,-1- -. 49,, 1,I(1<,, = I,-I1N 1T
S1EAM 10 LlNERPOOLdnd LONDON, calling
~ CORK 20 land and embark letters tId pase'ssrs
Liverpool Ne~York and Pnsdslphis Steamship Companys
p.ndd Clyde built Iron Screw stssnshps Intended 70 sA
CITY or wAsp,NdT TON 'ssturs., September TO-
EAN0AROO so.urdsv sep.emher "a
CITY or Saturday, October g.
A. u O'Clock, noon from Pier No IN R.
Cabin from Nee York and Ph'a TO Coit Lverpo.. SO
Cabin aui Phlsdelphis LoBdo1. $50
Third Clss. 20 Corh or Liverpool. $50
Third Clss. SIS
Passengers Hse, PARIS Hamburg Bremen and
81 t to Ireland By this nue avoid the M and s.
detention calling Johns the steamers proceed TO Corh
tiIeet -. c.,.
For freight pe.se sPpy o. the once OF .oe
JOHN o. JAIL n" W. 20 pr TSx.S -, n ;Idin-.
VI hVelPool, y - - -
gTyuE OF ACCOW and NETWORK STEAM
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The BALTIC, 4,ceo tuns burden, A. O. Gray, Commando
viii have The stb Of October q, 70 oonaeet Pansn
with the vel sod superior Steamship JOHN L. STs
PBENs r r. BABY, Commander
Tie ATLANTIC " III folo~ 0 the 4-h Of Oe.oter.
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NETWORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE Co.
IN DIVIDEND The B'srd Of Di e this Company
have tbs day declared sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
PER CkNf payable and ser Sep IS, at the Pacific Bank
will BE- closed from 'he 2 % 5sb Sept,
inclusive. }. CAAfbkLL' Jr, treasurer.
N.x Yoff sep, 6 1850
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I'OR GREENPORT-LONGI ISLAND RAIL
Il RoAD.-TWrCE DAILY fox the Summer. Leave sous
Srry Brooklyn at 10 NJ. Aail and sSe r. E.P,es' ~
Natl
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.-LOSr
UI MIsLAIO FIVE BONDS Of thi. Company, Nos 5 so
a. IS0, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
esrh October 1857 and signed W. Brooks Piesden
Isaac T All cautioned against
OF negotiating the above boDds payment OF same
attached has been stopped Any Dforms
tt,p REGARDING these bonds can be left With
BARCLAY LIVINGSTON, No. ~ Besvers.
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| TOR HARTFORD.-FrouP ech-slip at 4. P ~,
| l. GRANITE STATE, Mouesys, Wednesdays and Fndsys
city or HARTFORD Tuesdays. Thur aud Saturdays
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6tcdmbndIs ano Railroads.

GOR BRlDGEPORr-fa Fare 30 ceats-ihe
steamer bRIDGFPORT leaves Pess.sliP las, Riser
.verv MONDAY WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY a. II ocl'ck
non sivus time with Nsnssuck houssone aho
New. Haven trains
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-u. ,. MAIL
LINF-rte fsyori,e steamship FLORIDA Cap. lsas,
Crowell viii leave sATURDAY. Sept y. at p m from
ba, Atlanta ALBANY a. Macon Bills Of Ladns sisned only
OIL board For freight or passage, Apply 10 .
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL 4 SON, No ~ broad"ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

NHICAGO CITY BOND S-SEWERAGE
OLOANS-The sonds bear per cent interest Coupon
psysbe January and July In New YORK. and mature n
ISIS Of and king fund provided for
Iy Al annual entire deb. Of the City Of Chicago
which contracted FOR strictly munict
- psrpa@. FOR ale BY Ashley NORRIS
No So Exchange Face
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EOR SALE
II ILLINOIS RIVER RAILROAD Isr MORTGAGE TEN

PER CENT BONDS - - z ,1,,,,.
FULTON COUNTY Qnl EIGhT PER CENT BONDS
SCOTT COUNTY QlD SEVEN PR CENT BON Is
SCHUYLER COUNTY On SEVEN FER CENT BONDS.
All the above are frtess Securities fr permanent invest
-asuss Jnsure of GEO. T. DAVIS,
No ~ Exchange place.
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NAY BOAT for AJBANY.-S tesmer ARME.
~ MA, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and fStoAi
rom Zoo. Of Harrsou.s:., e. ! O'Clock g.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
os " VI VI T ' ~ N1IIsA Mhnlnsale AoenIs. Nnn Orlnans

 c l. C. DUB0SE $ CO, Wholesale Agents, Mobile, Alabama. Sold by fhe principal Druggists of Mem ophjs, and D4ug5istaand Agents throughout -@ tho country. I L. c. CLOVER, M. D., } Sole c. C. CLOVER, M D., proplietors. Principal Office and Laboratory, No 26 5 Madison street, Memphis, between Main and Front Row.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
A q 4 R 3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

ITO those who have, or may hereafter pur-
 \ chase Town Lots in the Town of Des Arc, as described below, of s. P. CArL1N of the firm of SMITH & CATLIN, and hold the joint bonds and have executed their notes therefor, not to give up or pay the same.
 The sale of any of said Lots by s. P. Catlin, in his individual name is unauthorized, as the firm of Smith & Catiin has never been dis