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I ADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S

| ADD; WEBS FER & co.'s
TOOK s 4HE Fik MAcP 81 Fwtru
Al THE AA1f Ph fHlh ia
r. ADD, WEBsTER & co.'s
r re T2ok THE EiKST PRE5lTgN r,,p
Al THE fhNfPT IfTsBGRa. STATE EAR
ADD, WERsTER &CO.'s
II sEw TISNRiE u adh}NEs
AZ THE LATE FIIk ~ go 0
P. noRTeoNN G kEacn, 'As't,
oc 25-6t Corinthlan Hall, Main st.
VERY IMPORTANT;-CoRNs BgNIoNs,
sf oG0ShNs whon
any pain to the patient wn9 NO a bs na oW snd
sns ean y oah and good
Dr.. sCHUf.TZ would call the attention of his city
s sna ss viii be IN sssesdance daily from
to o coek-eveninGs by special appointment. Dr.
nEI.yCA OF MONTICELLO-WALK
IL CANES cnt out at Monticello. manufactured
by J. B. HALBACH, mounted IN every variety of
upward. Also, Ebony. Rosewood, Cocoa MAZDA
GO, Whalebone, snakewood, and Sword Canes, of
J. P. HALBAGH, Agent.
DC &-I' Main st., Charlottesville.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons from the coun-
Wy HHu uTODaDt 10 instr advantage. II
they wish PAINTING; done. to call on MAUI.E L
bEV LII, House and Sign Painters. corner Main
and 18th streets. They are prepared to execute
work of any magnitude, in any section OF the State.
DC 25-3t MAULE & REVILI,
{ ,ARD.- IL do hereby certify. that owned very
~ line ysnng horse that would not work, and was
perfectly wild, that Professor THEODORE BEN
NET, IN about ten hours, broke for me, to work
gently in any harness. | am satisfied that he can
tame any horse to work gently in any harness
oc 25-3ts HENRY NEUROHR
GEN. SUP'TS OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RI
RlcHMoND, Va, Oct. 2th. 1850 {
TBS FIelght Depots IN Richmond
enable the Agents 10 visit the FAIR Grounds
oc lo-N L. DODAMEAD, Gensl Sup't.
WINTER OATS. -
~ Those wanting superior article Of
, WINTER OATS, for seeding,
Wil be supplied At my store OF Agricultural I'm
pemeGts, on Main street. ~
DC zo-Stn P. H. STARKE
EOR HlR Eve have 8 good COOK for hive
for the balance of the year. and wnuld ssl hsv
70 sood master; e Sspsln ln the City,
esW-N 0th etp botwoon Won NJ Car.
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M1 ". P; W. TAYLOR haseu,

a W. p: w. TAYLOR haseO
~3 now in store complete assort- E5SxN
ment of Ladies' Misses and Childreu's ~2AS0
SHOES, of which the following is a part Ladies'
Heeled CATERS, Morocco BOOTS and Leather
BO0TEES Misses Heeled CATERS, plain and
Congre.s; Ladies' Congress CATERS. With
heels; MIsses Morocco and Goat BOOTEES; Chill
dren's SHOES OF every style.
Also, a full assortment Of Gentlemen's Bows
and servants SHOES and BOOTS, of my own
the attention of all. at No 2i9, Broad street.
DC Zo-S w. Z. w. TAYLOR
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oCII6on LAST evenins; i MSeg9ttlshle NOTE Of
s2lQ dated June 2lst. 1889 and endorsed BY Chas
/. WORKMAN Co. and City Savings Bank. Tho
finder Will he suitably rewarded 5y leaving the
same AZ the Bank OF the Commonwealth.
&c 2A-lt~
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-SECOND
l. DAY-TUESDAI, OCT. 25-Sales open to
the public at o'clock A. NJ, and close at shutdown
daily.
At9 o'clock, the Judges are earnestly requested
to present themselves at the Chief Marshals office
on the Fair Grounds, to be organic ed, upon their
puuctuaIty depends, in very large degree, the
whole system of operations during the week.
Their duties are required TO be performed be-
tween aud IL O'Clock. daily.
At IL O'Clock, an Exhibition upon the course OF
all thorou; h-h bred Stations.
At II. all other Stations.
B At IN o'clock, al thoroughbred Mares and
Colts.
AtlS o'clock, all Geldings, Mares and Colts, not
thorough bred.
AT O'Clock, an Exhibition of horses in single
demonstrating.
Alta o. clock. Auctions.
The hours above named will be indicated by the
ringing OF the bell C. DIMMOCK,
&c 25-It Chief Marshal
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"a Second Large and Attractive Opening

"a Second Large and Attractive Opening
REEDEN FOX
Have been opening IN part during the past wee <,
and by the steamers from New York to day VIII
he in receipt of, their FALL SECOND SUPPLI
OF DRY GOODS. r..,
We have bought many large lots Of DRESS
GOODS at the closing auction sa es. IN New ! ork,
during the past week, all of which we shall offer At
ertresae totc prices. We call special attention to
a lar &c and choice assortment OF
DRESS SILKS, embracing all grades, from 70
cts. Ger ward to the richest Sty les. - -
PRINTED AMERICAN and FRENCH DE-
MoUSELlNE DELAINE ROBES, at very re-
duced prices. -
RICH PLAID and STRIPED POPLlNS.
VELOURS DE PARIS, and great variety OF
other new and beautiful fabrics.
Our assortment of EMBROIDERlES is now
complete, among st them
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MAITESE LACE COLLARS
REAL POINT LACE COLLARS.
REAL POINT LACE SETTS, splendid as
sortment. 49,
of NEGRO CLOTHING.
Large lots OF ga and Ga -
PULLED CLOTHS.
~ III ''''i' LINsEYS.
SLEEPS GREY SATIN ETS. all qualities.
VIRGINIA JEANS, &C., &c.
Also. LARGE stock of -
FACED CASlNETS ard CASSIMERES.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS
oc 2l-lm BREEDEN & FOX, 2i7 Broad st.
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~ ~ ROUGH AND
IN lea READY HOTEL,
SsAsI lst door north 18th and Main SITS,

I 1
trends and the public for their renewed favors ex
tended to him in this old established Hotel and
having had it completely rehtted, can now offer
more Inducements.
BOARDERS taken by the dav or week the table
being furnished with the best the markets will az
ford.
LODGING ROOMS all in complete order and
persons can, at all times. be furnished with
SNACKS, &C, az such times as they may prefer.
Fresh OYSTERS. FISH, GAME, &c. received
daily, and all the IUXURIES of this aud other
markets will at all times be on hand and ready to
serve up at all times to please the most fastidious
epicure.
The choicest WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. &C.,
from the best selection that be made will be
found at the Bar. Fresh Philadelphia ALE and
LAGER BEER on draught.
This Hotel will be kept open. during the Fair
both day and might, to accommodate visitors. Be-
ing in the vicinity the Public Square, Post Office
Banks and other public buildings, it offers induce
ments'; and uy the strict attention of myself, as
sistants and careful servants hope to have share
Of public patronage. THOMAS WHEELEY.
9oc 25-2w
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| OST-On 9Th street. between Man and ST.
Il amss Church., Mourning BREASTPIN. IN
the shape of an oak leaf. The finder viii De re-
warded b, leavin: the same at this office.
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I OST.-S2.J0 REWARD.-Lost somewhere
II last Saturday, on the Basin Bank. my POCKET
BOOK, containing sundry tickets and due bills -
The above reward will he paid to the fnder by
leaving the same At the office of Mr.. William G.
Brazeal. on Basin Bank, between Sth ,nd 9th SITS
oc 25--3tt JOHN Il. STEVENS
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EINCAs TIE FEMALE SEMINARY

B. GOULD, 4, ~, PRINCIPAL.
Miss s. NJ. SCHLOSSER, Assistant, and Teacher
of Ornamental Branches.
Mrs. f.. B. GOULD. Teacher of Music.
C. B. GOULD. Assistant.
This Institution has recently commenced the
first regular session under its
The undersigned, most OF whom are trustees or
patrons of the school, have taken pains TO acqualn
themselves with the management and course OF IN
struction pursued by the Principal and his corps OF
opinion that Tor thorough training IN the various
branches oftemae education, solid and orna nen tai,
the above Institution presents advantages equaled
by few H. our country.
erected within few years past, and recently fur
nlshed by the enterprIsng Prlncl pal With scientific
apparatus, and with desks, chairs. Sc, gotten up
at considerable cost, IN a sly OF elegance har-
monizing W tn his entire plan to unite the graces
of taste with the more solid accomplishments OF
mental and moral culture
Order and neatness pervade every department of
this Institution.
The Principal has acquired a high reputation as a
successful instructor of girls.
The Institution is situated in the suburbs of the
town of Fincastle, where an epidemic has never
been known.
There are four churches in the town. with rsgu-
lar services IN each, aftordIng unusual religious
privileges.
Under deep conviction that it presents rare ad-
vantages to parents who desire to give their
daughters thorough education at mode rate
cest, We cordially recommend the above School to
their patronage.
For further particulars, address the Principal OF
THOMAS GOODWIN, VIM. A. GLASGOW,
ISAAC HFNkLE, JAMES LOGAN,
J. NJ. CARPER, CHAS. WILLIAMS,
| 9. M CARPER, j. S. GRASTY.
oc 23-cwltF
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tTOh HIN E.-Ws have . good COOK for hire
: Tor the balance Of the year, and would sell her
10 . good master, to remain in the CITY, $50
:. RAWLINGS & HOfLADAY
will 0sh stp hetween 0ain ~ Car,
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INTER OATS. -
~ Those wanting a superior article Of
WINTER OATS, for seeding,
plemeGts, on Main street. an
DC 25-3tA PHI STApvr
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RICHMOND COMMANDERY,}
~ No. 2, X. T.
Xxx SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a regular assem-
IN bly, of your Commandery, at the Asylum,
In the MASONIC Hall, TO NIGHT, at O'Clock.
By order of the E. Commander
NV VIM. ALLEN, Capt. Gan'l
VIM. J. RIDpIcK. Recorder.
All transient Sir knights in the city are cordially
invited to be present. DC z5-It
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE
KUNkEL& co. 5. Lrssgps AND MANAGERS.
Geo. kunkel. Jno. 7. Ford, r. l.. Moxley.J
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OST-:In this city, On Friday, the 5lst inst: tbs
IL FREE PAPERS of WV. TYLER issued from
Hanover Court. The finder will pleass leave
them at the office OF WHITE i MARYE. Alter
neys At Law, corner 18th and Franklin streets,
the Court House. i4-It
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LOST AND STRAYED.

EC&A S. II T. W AR D.-Stray ed from NV
&E house, few days ago, a large SPOTTED
zzAz.~2a1COW, red and white. If brous lat TO my
nou Sc, on Grace street, between LIST and Foushee
he above reward will be paid.
w. T. CARRINGTON.
Office at Williams & Carrinzton's.
nc 2s-stS Shockoe slim.
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DELIEF FROM COUGH In TEN MIN.
~ + S.--Pectorial Candy, Of Hsrehound
liverwort, &C., for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
all affections of the throat and lungs; PARTICULAR
" adapted for children. Dose-One or two wha.
Cough, &C., troubles. Pnee-25 cents per boz
Prepared only BY GEO. DoWnEN
. pruggist and Chemist,
Main IT., next American Hotel
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TTOIH
NAg' HAN, on the 10th of October. near the Old
asa-<ssxe D lstlllery; In Butehertown, TWO cows;
red bn falo with the top of the left ear cut off an
the other is white and red. ANY person giving any
information of them will be rewarded.
oc 25-2tt
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LADIES' FlRS,
LADIES' FURS,
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' FrRS
LADIES, FURS
a y assortment Of NEW FRESH and DESIRA-
the largest stocks in New York, can 10 had At y
BiNFORD'S HAT STORE,
oc a-im - Main street, Richmond.
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n N0TICE.-Straye ed from the subscriber,
l->Non Monday morning, large BAY MARE.
Her name is trimmed very short, and she .
considerably rubbed by the harness A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her delivery to me.
s5-3,+ HUNTER
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IL The NOTE for the above no Sshead of Tobacco
has been lost. and application made for duplicate.
Sc 20-Iawfw* Y. NJ. MARTIN. son & co.
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COAL.


(,ANNEL CoAL.-A LOT OF CAMEL COAL IN
oplk, from mine of superior quality for gas or oil
a pc seen at 81 Washington street Refers TO Hyer Case
p 20 washington street to J. A. Briggs rs William 81
arra pg9ge No Exchange place; and to NJ Beeran or
can be- seen cedar street. where the specimens Of this coal
X4 ~ - es.Aaii+ CoAL-RED ASH, PEACH OR
ouality now e,ra "arrhned stove and range size frs
nerssy Houo sise at from The foot Of la
weighed by city wegher the dock duran PA nsge orange
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MATRIM0NIAL--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES
1l to correspond with young lady with a view To ma
mony between is and 20 She must be moral and nelnea y
religious principles The writer Is In real earnest and hope
none VIII answer who Is not of the principle Address
H. jackson, care Of c. Godfrey, Union square Post Office
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
~ NO: 500, BROADWAY, New YORK,
MONTAGUE Arr

A DODW0RTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
a. . NO. sos BROADWAY New YORK,
= No. IL. MONTAGUE PLACE, BRooKLYS.
,,s rev York I on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS com
Brooklyn on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, commencing
| r Nj Tor gentlemen at s +. NJ. - =
fafniies private classes school classes attended
,,lrcnlais may be had at either of academies
poDWohfH takes great pleasure calling attention 10
r1o has eaet % MS brooklyn establishment The large
VV mas nearly double former Capacity with anti
~ pruloruoh Great attention adonion
poper system OF ventilation Mr. DDDWORTU bas ever
dn s uuy 70 introduce, In addition the fashionable
saluary cfec, ,o, 2 anu aances as would have the
those placed under his charge M seiA uepoF'mentoi
w: DANCING ACADEMIES
West street n T., and LIZ
me above acaneines WIZ opon in New York on the AZ n
Schools and private classes attended Punis can ~
time during the Soirees given as uaua rar any
apply at the academies. ~ '"'uiafs
DE GARMO BROOKS DANCING- ACIDrYv-
IL. 36l BROOME STREET, WILL OPEN
Tuesday, Sept Is
Ladies' meet Tuesdays and Fridays 3to6PN
Gentlemen, to 101s r. NJ.
Children Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3to6PM
lades' primary classes instructed by Mrs. Brooks
49, Private Lessons az hours not occupied by classes.
The latest dances received regularly from Europe and
the pupils have all the advantages perfecag themselves
which they could expect receive from the on
either side Of the Atlantic.
'TRENoR's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES, NO. IS
west Thirty fourth street, Broadway, N. " will
open on Wednesday Sept a. at NJ and evening at eight
oeSck NO ~ South Eighth street, Brooklyn D. reopens
on mohoay sept ~ at r. NJ evening s. The Thirty fourth
street acadny has been enlarged entirely remodelled and
oea"nuny decorated. See circulars
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MATRIMONIAV.

YOUNG MAN, OF GENTEEI AppF p W., -.
"A good habits and character well estabsbea ~ Or
bic and lucrative business desires make Inc
young LADY, between the age Of Is and with ve% 10 o.
beauty refinement and loving disposition one ho OF
home happy and pleasant the writer being rraa, i
Post Office, N. Y - IVA i'oii
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN REGULAR THROUGH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only with steamers Golden Gate Golden ge
John l.. Stephens and Sonora, Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, at Panama
DIRECT TO ASPINWAIL,
The splendid steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC AND ATLANTIC.
Having been entirely reftted and adapted California
trade, Will hereafter above leaving this
9TH AND 10Th OF EACH MONTH
from the foot of Canal street, North river
THE BALTIC,
1900 tons burhen, A. q. Gray, commander will leave On
THE 5TH OF OCTOBER, AT2P NJ
to connect at PANAMA with the known and sunerior
steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, + r Raby commander.
WILL FOLLOW ON THE 10Th OCTOBER,
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each shin.
Through freight and passengers will be Immediately for.
Warded upon arrival OF the steamer at Aspinwall
Each OF the above steamships has capacity for 600 800 tong
freight, which will be taken at moderate rates -
II believed that the afforded by the above
ships airs unsurpassed by any In the world.
An extra ship Is always Panama 40 that tbere
freight e' seaso "iu
For cabin passage freight apply at the Office Of the Com
pany, " Wall street. front room second story
l. =. STEPHENS, Secretary
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMP ~
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT ~ nt' 1
On and after Wednesday june l, 1889 trains will eav.
Twenty sixth street station, New York as follows
For Williamsbrdge-7l5 and $50 A. NJ 230 and 33O
For White Plains-11s30 A. NJ, and p. NJ. a.
For White Pains-6l5 r. NJ from White and Centre sres,s
For Dover Plains--43OP. NJ. SSNs
For Albany-630 A. NJ, mail train.
Returning will leave
Dover Plains-5:30 A. NJ
White Pains-5 and A. NJ. and 6PM
Wiluamsbridge-G:40 and $50 A. NJ, 1 and 5P NJ
Albany-ll30 A. NJ, mail train.
WIN. J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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HOTELS.

OIELSf 6ERMAlN FIFTH AVENUE, BROADWAY
and Twentysecond street-SeYera very complete suits
OF apartments consisting of parlor dining one
10 three bedrooms with bath n small
paors and bedrooms with baths for the season. on
motel, conducted on the European plan.
- Parties DESTROYS of securing apartments for the winter
are advised to make early application. ~
The restaurant OF the Hotel St. Julien Is open al all boura for
gentlemen wishing TO take meals without rooms The
the restaurant with their patronage. ~ ~ nay iaSoi
EBERT ANDERSON Proprieor
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I'll ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-AT A MEETING OF THE
IL Eleventh Assembly District Convention, convened the
evening OF September g. to the call Democratic
Republican General Committee Mozart Hail. NJ Hill Fowler
unanimously elected delegate William Bradley as
Syracuse ON the l4th inst. HANFORD SMITH Chairman.
john DoYIE, Secretary
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7 ook AT THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOR
Caforna-Steerage $50, second cabin S75 first cabin
500, including railroad ticket The fayorite steamship
MOTH STAR, Captain A. g. jones' will leave from pier
NO North river Tuesday September 90 at O'Clock r.
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship Uncle
Sam on the Pacific Extra steamers of this line
Panama. nsurng prompt connection Mt the Isthmus The
Northern Light will succeed the North Star and leave New
York the 9Th Of October. For freight passage apply
d. b. ALLEN agent, No. Bowling Green, New York city
N BAl persons forbid trusting any account OF
the above ships or owners.
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uA VIA NICARAGUA
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
TIE ONLY LINE CARRYING
THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
DIRECT TO SAN JUAN DEL NORTE, VIA KEW wEsT
The United States and American Transit omnanv
Will despatch their splendid U. steamship KEYSTpNE
STATE 1000 tons Capt Henry Churchill from New York for
san M Juan del Norte at NJ Wednesday, connect
s. mail steamship HERMANN 5000 tons lhe largest and
CISCO - " - - 80
The stmus has been put in perfect order and the accom-
odaons for the transit of passengers insure
comfort safety and despatch, river and lake
built expressly for this having added
other line 81 - $500 - -
For freight passage apply at the Office of the U and O.
A. Transit Co., No Bowling Green.
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n Carrying the United States mails Sailing positively on
% Sy alp dlys THE aS BE
5000 tons comes to her berth pier II North river complete
Melbourne Fhasdayy ses eSasa
u positively nnd her last The Oriental made $40 miles
sss aSn as
.S. No
an snd fG Co. o0n'snee' in Bros
TOR HAyANA-sTEAMsHIP QUAKER CITY, r. W.
~ shufeld, commander, authorized to- carry the United
States mail to sail every 20 days from each port This ship will
Wednesday October at two o'clock NJ from pier 45 North
Nsr or freight or passage apply to HARGOUS Co. No.
Do SCUM street
September IL Y o'clock United States mail steamship
freight Thursday, september s. 1859 at pier foot Of
hogso street. North river No bills Of lang signed after
fsG CT isSs r ss agents.
NEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
For New Orleans direct.
The To sail Ihnr M September o at u
VIII commence receive freight Monday, September r.
at o'clock NJ at the pier foot OF Robinson street, North
No bills of ading signed after the hour of sailing
f9I Gss'sEEso co. Park place
ton d@ssmiwseky United States mail side sS Wheel
cs ass .gS ssasfs steamship Foster ssns.s
ssss 9 dc s1S'PE g' ss7 s., .,
TO N Mobile % To To coa%na o..
i SssSsIiis 70 ch Charlotte NG G.. 9
70 70 k Nns1so d isnn IS % 10 ria'k' Fla % 90
FOR irSgh Or passage apply 70 spoFroRD, Tr.esroN
The Nashville succeeds on Saturday, Sept, 10,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Sr1OHEN's PHJI.ADELPH CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1860
MERCHANTS and storekeepers have now Tn
opportunty of inserting their In Cohens Phil
depha City Directory by addressing Mr. Cohen now al III
National Hotel, Cortlandt street
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ENf BOWERf-MAMAbE wIDGER CLAIRvoyANT
AcO gifted Spanish lady the mystery of ftrity
love marriage absent friends sickness medicines
p ~ seass es lucky numbers property or stolen
~ DoWer!i between Houston aud Blcecker s,fee,s.
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ENOR SAyANNAH-THE WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS
side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain J.
GarSn M save for ns on
be secured BY letter or Telegraph The KEYSTONE STATE
either ship $5 HERON, Jr agept corner Of Fourth and
Chestnut Streets Philadelphia.
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(HANGE OF HoUR-FoR KEYPORT, FROM THE
" foot of Murray street; KEYP0RT leaves daily undays
excepted at r. NJ and keyport at A. n. ALICE PRICE
leaves A. NJ. and Keyport at 5 7. NJ.
EHANGE OF HOUR TO SAG HARBOR FROM
~ six to five O'Clock The steamer CATALINE will leave
Oliver street Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
noon at five O'Clock. Freight taken.
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TyOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
ownThe New York and Virginia Screw Steamship Com
pany's new and first class steamship MOUNT VERNON r..
o. Smith commander will leave pier II North river the
above ports on Saturday September TO- aSP Cabin
sage with unsurpassed accommodations 81 So Freight
per foot goods other articles In proportion,
and received on Frdays and Saturdays. No commssol
charged forwarding No bills adng signed
ture Of For freight passage apply TO b. GROIN
WELL CO., 86 West street.
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