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From Washington.
Special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.


"a WASHINGTON, Friday, July %, 1889
Senior Albuquerque, the late Brazilian Min
ister here, has retired on a pension in conse-
quence of i'll health. His successor will be
appointed in a few months.
Chevalier Borges, Secretary of Legation,
, now the acting Charge here, has been APP
pointed to Venezuela regular Charge
d'Afaires. His mission includes Ecuador.
Quiet butextended movements are making
to bring Postmaster General Holt forward as
a compromise candidate at Charleston. The
dead weight of the administration has been
found to be the principal embarrass nent OF
the movement.
The Hon. d. E. Sickles has rented Lieut..
Maffit's house here. 1t is in less conspicu-
Gus situation than the one he occupied last
year.
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NAPOLEON IN HIS UNCLE's ROOM AT BREs-
CHA letter from Brescia says:-NapoleOn
l, when here, honored the residence of the
Fernarolli family with his presence. He
slept one night in the palace where his sue
cessor has just been. after the lapse of half a
century. under similar circumstances, pursu-
ing with the same success the source of his
victories. AT the palace, the room where
Napoleon L., slept has been religiOusly pre-
served. exactly as he left it. The bed toilet
table, aud the writing table, in closet ad
joining, remain in the same state-in the
same disorder. Napoleon III joining in this
feeling of respect, refused TO occupy the
apartment wh,re his uncle slept, and selected
room adjoining.
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list measures of internal improvements nv
the General government, FEDERAL bankrupt
act, protective tariff, seeks a military die
tatorship, adopts the Black Republican
heresies of Mr.. Eli Thayer. and threatens. by
policy of spbmlssion to foreign aggression,
70 drive every naturalized citizen from the
Democratic ranks. Surely, submission To
the dlctation of such an efde Administration
as this is the last of all means by which the
present ills or the future difficulties of The
democratic party can be cured or prevent
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THE fF
" Mt. Vernon Record I"
Will commence its I'd Volume i'm July.

The first voIume-July 1858, to July, 1S59,-pre-
sents condensed history OF the Association, which
simply thought Of six years ago, is low ortaLi-
cation extensive with tie Union itself
'The LADIES' ASSOCIATION, - says the Phi ladelphia
Press i'll recent leading article the subje of
the Mount Vernon cause ''through " hose enc rges
So much money has been raised, have be n power
fully assisted by their organ, the Mount Vernon Re
cord hch has widely spread through all parts of
the Union accounts OF what has been done every
where for the. sacred couse which it espouses Its
literary and artistic merits very distinguished;
but It's uness OF details within com paTatively lin
ued space, astonishing. The list names of con
tributoss- Published in supplemental sheet each
month, (SeVeraI thousands each number must
have las. red generous responses wherever this
persuasvely appealing and well-s, tied Little shI ct
has sped It's way. With the great good which the
Mount Vernon Record must have rendered ia. help
ing TO bring about il there other reasons 10
give II unhesnathg patronage, this In itself, should
largely irease the generous list vi subscribers iGh
it now enJoys.'
Besides the interest which attaches itself 10 the
'thee0Td - FROM its Official nectiOn with the
represented by the Ladies' Association, il is the
sign of the publishers d. associate and identity il it'll
popular nteTes s Ia furtherauce OF tAs purpose,
many things al literature will be Iut der
Tribute 10 give attract Neness and general usefulness
To the "RecOrd' as a urnal OF pT' gress
Tie Vonu volume VIII contain, among other mat
tiers prepared expressly Tor its pages, OF pa
pers, ITO commence with one OF the early numbers
embracing subJe' Is OF great interest appertbi..g
Ia Looniai anu Revolutionary History, 10 be en-
titled
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LIST The competitor for the above shall exhibit the
product Ia quantity nnt tess than three b0ttles. Z
I'd. He stall ne with abe Secretary statement
made snh sig ed by hi ssself that the article exhb
ed i raised By hnselfthati n from Qaaf tity Of
not less thaa City galions-that q - pore and
duterated, BY the mixture OF sugar, spirits of any
kind water, wine, other tnTne-and that u n the
product Of he vintage the ear previous thai
which he exhibits
Sd. That 30 premium shall be allowed unless the
exhibitor ctrnpllss with tie sbove-ales with the
Secretary q the time he makes ais entry faI
n1ent ahd rei,ort the mode ID culture % his vthe
yard, ard the mznuineture Of his sane.
JrDGxs.-Jchn Klrkuss l. c. llshey jos vaulx
navidsoa county. Judge lsssidsoa, Bedford nty
Dr y. H. ooTaoa smith eouHty; J. W. iaessxe, casn-
berIsnd eounty Jas n. Mary, WliiiaDson county
Andrew D. Polk, AAary county.
juiyee-atgss3t Secretary.
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Annual state Fair.

FTNHE previous advertisement of the Bureau an
Il nounced the pre- MUM Sun Farm Products, Frui s
and Flowers. Below will be found the Premiums Of
tered on WOOL n, C'tton, silk ard Hemp Fabrics.
Marble Work Fire Arts, Coopers Ware, Leather and
Priniing Rees and Honey Produce OF the Dairy, and
the Vineyard:
MASuFAcTuRER's, MECHANICS AND AGi IcuLruRAL
Ducts.
Articles under the following heads must be entered
the first day and placed in position in the Hall for
exhibition, where they are TO r main until q e close
OF the Fair. Competent agents i'll be in attendance
F. iday and Satu day Of the weef previous, and on
Monday until evening TO receive and arr;i &c all
ticles in these depa rtments and the awards will be
publicly announced on saturday alter Don.
nA- Great care i'll be tken that ali articles in the
Ha lare properly cared FIR, bat responsibility for
any loss damage that may ur.
.l WooIES GOODS.
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

A. MsGURE has Ger sale 50
81 Piano fiftes frDn celebrated = =
makers. stein say scns, A h. Gale ~ MIN
4 Co. HaEslt.sn Bres-, FeierE, CragE
ortsFes. and ranging in o es ffom tioo 10 $500 al
saFfeaied "a every Fesfeei- Pes sns Purchases
ffsIn Asm IL sos icy fron SIS b e.S than Il
they gave erssr 90 fEpzaE f0r Instrument
thai they neifher hear e1til q b Fal ng ~
Ihelr fariQF- Whes = ssmstines very bard - tDd
instrNnsaf flAsl pssses l. every FsFuraiAr u1en
you have zeu more y spfct froas. = u a Al
key yes wunla be l,ls&sea Ia buyinE D. ofdef.
Also n sire abe largest stock q "a e heslr 8ks
and snail AEsic lastTGe ef.ts Q1ere1 In TIE
AaFk-t. snd CHI % sod isseF than ~ ass
other hoaes h Tie Cay. come - = teon street and
he eoastnoee. J. A. MAclHkk-
lnnszk-sf q
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HAVE sold my Stock q Rnots and shoes 20 FAR
u kAk. pleAukEs Co, EeHtiemen worthy df the
pstfonsss 81 The pabc. who viii be found AZ my cid
stand, No. - College, street, for sbom so5rit the
retFoease 81 mF numerous euslemers % whom 4
feel under aha ssrh tekt for leEg and IL
ers TaiFon.go, aBd avail myself 81 the opTofsunsy
10 make NV rsspe<tful 3cknowled a. ! Taase
indshtad ~sn Please esii ae1 ssitir up. wish 10
n tks nnsi lose q ali outslsndng hnsne<s As sooe
practicable. A. n. RonfRTsox
ralyt3-ip s5ss<s so As cailege a.
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Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

Uy A. MCCALL Co.'S Jenny LIND sAIooa anc Pss-
IL toll Gallery, Third story q old Pest ffLce
Buildings corner ~ Cedar and chsrry streets. ere
otseu day AID sight, lar tAe rcceSttn Of yfsi1l<e
Tue proPfietors agent for the sale Il Jenny Ind
Taers Cues Cue, isAtbers. ana Balls, and Ptsiais of
the usssteeietr4te1 saanfaCtTs. 3uly l3-tf
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At Cost and Vnaer

A LOT Of iadies', Geai's Royss, Misses and chi.
"A dren's Boesfs AND HOBS, little Out ~ sty le
bot good. and All ather kinds Al reeueed Prizes
max roou for oar Fail stock
~ Cali soon and set bArEains-
B.R CUTTER,
Jaiyee cor Broad sBd College streets
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GROSS rVies W-uted.

THE Nashville and North western Raili Dad Com
Il Iany wish TO c. ntTact Tor 40 GOO CHI AR CkCSS
TIES, leei lorR, inches thicA wall beNn, "a face
ri narrow eft plac MT less Than IA ches clear OF
bark timber To be sound: 10 be delN at the grade
line sf tie road IN Nashville.
The centTser r. want Io eontract fer so 0CO WHITE
or fINT-OAk This cf the same 8 The above, 90
b" delivered s'n Il line Of The road in lies from
sectisn Il 10 sectf -, enough ON each section TO
supply he
Persons ,shng 10 bid win direct a. ihe President
aud Directors OF the Nashville and North western
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
Iuly 2I-u
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RUTGERS GARRISON
Gil Warren ST. New York.

THEE CauoP'vs nave many advantages over any
others in nse. They are more graceful In appear
ance, and more spacious and airy. They are easy
adjusted 10 any Bedstead. and very simple IN con-
stTuction; quite elastic, and, therefore easily
ada td 10 Be,'stea' al different widths. They are
not in the way Of arTar gins the bed do not mar nor
injure Beds, ad The e. ST. in sbori, they
bine the great, ST elegance With durability and sim
plicty. ...- jult 6-lmin
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HolIowayss Pflis.-of all the diseases OF
young children, Summer Complaint IS the most IA
tai yet like every other rregularity OF the bowels
it IS inf,lbly controlled and cured by HoIloway's
Pills. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
july26-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-27
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

OANADA AMI IHE UNITED STATES.
JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author Of "Engiisn Agriculture AZ eiters on IN
Corn Crops, '"High Forming ''Th~ West
OF Ireland !" &c. One vol limo
"The picture Of Prairie Farming Is drown not by
smart Eden land agent or Spectator in the hope OF
taxing in unwary Britshers, but by eminent Eng
lish agrculturst Nor is the reader invited 10 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions They are
given IL such form to show The exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring. and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious eDorgh for the nost ordin-
AIRY intellect to follow. And, far can Judge,
no element in the purely economical aspect Of tie
question has been msstated or forgouon.-Loreoa
Spectator.
W.T.. BERRY & co., Public square.
iulVl4-tf
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RiSSOlotiou

DiSSOlOti0n.
THE corartnership heretofore existing between
tie undersigned was Ills lay dissolved by ma
tual consen Mr.. AIRS BRowS, sr. having pnrchas ed
of W. BROWN his entire interest The Business will
be continued the old stand under firm style OF
RAIAs, BKovs Co. T. n. RAINS
j. W. BROWN.
IN retiring from the business, I respectfully beg
leave 10 tender my warmest thanks my nuDer-
friends for the kind and liberal pat onage extend
ed by them 10 the old frm and solicit for my
sors continuance Of the same
j. W. BROWN
THE undersigned have this day ciafed them
selves togetber ander tine sly lie Of RAINS BROWN
CO., for the purpose OF trsnsaeting general
Drug Business, and hole, b. str CT attention
The Interest of their Customers tn merit a
uAnce ef the very liberia. patronage EXTENDED their
predecessors T. B. RAINS,
tuy25-h AIRS BLOWN, sR.
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StraNeA or &tOteO

T HAvEtwo young Negro Women TO hire. Those
Il wanting will do well to apply h. mediately.
r. j. IYLES,
iuDe2O-u "a Conar stree,
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Just Received.

0nnn flET OF nbvuicanizcd Gum Rands-a
EUOO new arttcie-superior 20 fld Gum Rands
AMI much cheaper than sold IN this market
,o0o feet 90 bet Leather Betting;
so sides best Ice Leather.
Cheap tor Cash b. n CUTTERS
iuk a5-u
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FOR NEW YORK.
FAME RE DU CED =!
m @ ST
Freight and Passage
As LOW As By ANY OTHER STEAMERS.

CABIN PASSAGE Sfo!!
DY the spiendia eommodious SIDE WHEEL
I'D STEAMERS
AUGUSTA, 4 500 tons Capt. ". S. woofhun
FLORIDA, ..-..l $40 - :. Isaac Oroweii-
ALABAMA. :. 4 800 :" ...... Geo. X .schenek
These Steamships belong the Old esi tblished and
fayorite line known as the tsNew York and savannah
steam Navigation Company !" and in comfort, accom-
mocstions and fare, cannot he excelled. They are
commanded by experienced skiifnl, careful and po-
lite officers.
JOHN r. WILDER a GAILIE,
Agents savannah
sAM'I- /. MITCiiIlI. SON,
JulyIe-u Agents, New York
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---------1----
9obu l)ork 4 Co..
The War i'm Europe;

It's remote and recent canses, with the vienna
treaties of 1914 and 'I5in iull. BY DusAssE- Con
tanning also two splensid Maps-aiso, Engravings OF
~, i,c,ns, paces in Italy and Portraits of the lead
ms men now engaged in the present great struggle
40 cents. Received by Express by 2 i.&ta y 4
july1s-u 1onN 'OnN . "
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For Hire.

y. B.-Reing anxious 10 close mp my old affairs AZ
s"Ou possible, | request all persons 10 call and
settle their accounts let Jelly.
July lin 10 q BROWN
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Pilgrimages to Sacred ShrineS in the Land of
Washington.

No. l.-CoMNEScISG WITH MoUST VERNON
With numerous intOnsd illustrations, a process new
er before applied 10 newspaper printing. Every OBJ
ject relic ,longii to that hailOwed spot (many
OF which, possessing uncommon interest. and relat-
ing Ia Washngton's early life, and "A together TO
the pubc,) Will be publisher, With ful details OF
narrative and embellIs bment, presenting isCmeIrca
plans, Obi CT delbeatiOns, anu scene views accur
ately drawn and engraved with tile utmost from
sketch es made expressly for tie "RecOfa" by one
o: It's conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon.
These papers will be embodied ina
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Iron my residence in West Nashville, ~
Il large BAY HORSE. all four legs k[sT\
white Dearly NJ &C. the knees; raw boDed. Ky
and has an uneunsmon mail neck ana hear. ANY
one e'nrnns HIM 10 me viii be literally rewarde d
N1-m W. n. MoNAlRY.
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Supplemental Record,

EXTRA ILLUSTRATED ISSUE,
To be published tervals with the regular clifton
without addonal charge to subscribers.
A large space of the "Record' will, as usual be
given that special matter which directly relates
TO he nioS en.efts Of tie ladies' Association. In
reference t. this, its pages VIII always contain lists
ef those persons who, from tie dne,e states of
the Onion, send their contributions u the Fund;
added Ia which will be the names Of subscribers 10
the Gold mounted Washington Portraits.
Price One Dollar per year, invariably Ia advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEyEREUX CO.,
1i2l Philadelphia Post Office,
july26 sea . or, 80 South Third street
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NasAyi,le city Mills

w EdTensla (Aaains Rrsdse Fees) Al The ieaiew-
ing press
wnoakakrE
Expa FAMILY Fsoar per hhl - 20 - %
per eas.-...... - o.
sspernHs -. % Is
Hili ssIi Bran. Shorts and AdlsHgs al The Mi 81
arrenf s4Ficss deduelsug carts<S.
wfii ass Pay the Dsrkst price ter wheat and Gers
fhroaEh hui tAs yeef.
. Leave oraers a the Pad Ozscs. Bsx sTs 80 With
q ~ HI fISGsWoRTH,
No south Market STREET
- rssns oAsA 90 sslvsry- ,aiyis-ia
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RETAILERS


L HAVE this day associated with me IN the Drug
l. Bus ness Mr. W. N. h. EVANS, under nrm sly 10
Of JO G. BROWN EVANS
NASHVILLE July 1, 1859.
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nARBIg WORKS.

JUDGEs.-Nm- McClelland, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville; J. mes Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, R. H. Brady, Frank in; James Alexander, OF
Sumner.
WORKS.
Best specimen of MAJ bic Work ............$lO 90
JUDGss.-Maj. A. Hieman, II. N. Akeroyd and AL.
bert G Payne.
Best specimen Portrait Painting by a gentle
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Lard! Lard!, Lard!!!

A SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in Il and Il barrels, put
n up expressly for family use ON Ia nd and for
ale at No. rs Market street, by
july22-d3.n w00nS co.
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Valuable Lots i'm EdgeGeId for
Clever Seed.

S0 BBIs. Clover seed just received .nafor SAL.
~ by d. d. DIcKEY.
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N auteA
ICE! ICE!

EIFTElN SHARES MECHANICS' BUILDING AS
Il S'sIATlON STOCK. inquire of
maySt-u r. r. 6lASCUCK n co.
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TTNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTIEG.-oN THURSDAY,
u Nov. IL at X o'clock match for S40o mile heats best
three In fve wagons Mr. NcGoldrack b. M Mary
Ann. Owner names Dr. Wizard. Immediately after .
nsch for $500 mile heats in harness ID. P6fer names e.
Andy Mulligan. II. Woodruff names b. m. Lady Golden.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
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A CADEkY OF MUGrC.-THE 6TCTLIAN vENPERa
"A hosl POslTlvElY LAST WEEK BUT TWO
VI TIE PRESENT OPERA SEASON.
uosr ,os,N0TiC NOTICE 70 THE PUBIC.

S0 All fssi4 SfSSa sassS5;
.vss .0sl'5 As THE H4 eas9 9xS NIGHTS Or
r. Ssy ia sHv IL letter u every p
maze me 'oa Fix EHsT T%o SSgsS e
% s .:;:. ss:
the grand Charity FIJI sIs = d SsSsTS1 SEASON
wa s.S e Ia TIE
January and Es TnE NEXT Nsx fS %akkE %%Sks
which are therefore lie last Of he fai season s tar. -
Ae pei '''mancs' %SADAnE AIpEnrrN1.
5is N Mr.
aa.'' N.'a FEET; 4Gs ifS1 p h5z opera
and Toe revival Of A''si RGauESors.
, mos. exraoranary cast ana entirely new and mAg
Tcmorox SW VII EVENING, Nov. ls q. sslss.
'a' c TH Z! 81 III oGe vsiEssPKRs
co r 10 magnificent mise en- scene immense o'csess -
co1sos sR ifaaAeAcrhs sssa1 JusoA.
ou1s sSsRA ximI SSIIEE auB SSouz SSsSrr'
ana ~. -, BY Mias DEuILN, Mr.. DANsTAEDr.
Grand Lxfkx NfGiIf -
f1 sa sfessTsn 4.B 4 EAHfii. 'f
1s;s s.E;S $ Y sE5s',
Or THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
IL TR0vATORE
- MAtAME ALBEkTIN
he g grand md theatre L so
In Milan.
SIGNOR BEAUCARDE
fA Sss
composed for hm,by Sgnor Verdi
PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK.
WEDNESDAY-Last night but one Of the SICILIAN vA3-
PERS.
iopa tin A%sris. q Madame
CARDE, a. Manrtco which Part expressly composed
FKIDAY-Posiivey the last nigh. Of the sTCILIAN W.
PIERS. ~
sATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE, on an erraordi.aaw
SCALE
The sale of seats and private boxes for Wednesdays per-
formance OF the
STCrLlAN vESPERS
and for the fret appearance Of Madame ABERTINI
great tenor BEAuCAkDE rs Manrico In IL TROVATORR
and for the positively last night THE SICIIAN vESPRR6
on Friday commences this morning at the
REGULAR TICKET OFFICES,
The box Office Academy Of Music; SHELLS stationery
Il Wall street. No 2Astor House, and Beusngs and Han
Sons Music
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AURA KEKNE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEENR'B THEATRE
LAURA KEKNEH THEATRE
LAURA KRKEE'S THEATRE
N 0ohpkQuEKCg o. ran
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
FIVE ACT PLAY
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HNPE Anniversary DINNER OF TIE NEW YORK
Society for the Relief Of Widows aud Orphans Medical
Men viii take place this Gaesdagl evening Nov IS At
either Of the Ste wardss 7. Hubbard, NJ D.; Green
n. D.; J. l. Crane. NJ. D.; II. SchlIng, NJ D. J. r. Van
Kleek DE- j. I. Garrsh, NJ. D.. @. +. Woodward NJ D.
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A rLANTIc AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A U. g. MAIL LINE


"A " o. Enp Aa>"
CALIFORNIA.
From the old established wharf foot Of Warren street.
s.sr,re $50; second c.Sn ST. rs cabin $780, including
FIFTH AND rw Kas1fGie ilft 81 EACH MONTH
The favor Steamship NoETH ST. R. Captain A. G. Jones
va Rarad
pr aas connection saso :. lshas
Northern Light succeeds the North STAR leaving New
YORK november CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
y
You be your guard vim e deceived and dssanded
rou a. under o sesrac s with
For freight apply at the only ocs OF the ine in
80 Guy No IL street. corner Of Warren s;t street:
B-A persons are forbid trusting any account Of
the above ships or owners
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ REGULAR THROUGH LINE
SAN rRResEc1sco,
md connecting se only as1 wh steamers Golden Gate
Golden Age John l. Stephens,
of tho Pacific MAJ Mail Steamship Company
DIRECT !" r e'n AassaPifNwAIL.
n. ,o,enaid steamships BALTIC ApRIArIc and Allan
and sdp s, % ooI e % Ss
from sss foot oaD Il Canal ass North
THE ATLANTIC
1900 tons 0a oa aospk Fsisssn ss'Po WIN s'vs
s r. wen Whiting
THE BALTIC,
win follow 4; e on a iss Sc %S%SSvpGGsSihaR
An exuerienced surgeon is attached 70 each ship.
T.h and re M s e. for
EssS o apiha e 800
20 @ Es by tn. above
By amy n as 50 that Their.
viii be no detention In forwarding passengers baggage and
@ FREIGHT amply at the ONCE of the company SO Wall
apply a the only office ~ e a ne
Ss United STATES NAH and leaving each port every twenty
w. SSufeat commander viii place o. the Quaker
sMS ;oS iSa 9s aS'ss trips
sS re snI new ship of tons burhen and well
tested for both strength aer aeoommOdaoas
.assss FOR freight Press 'sg' 6o South street.
1sa ssGn s on ns lust Bills of ans furnished
yana and New Orleans-The fast and favorc steamship
NOSES Nos P.%%aaeS @ e.
North s s 81 s II aas e hour
uaug For freight or passage apply at No 81 R mf
HAVANA NEW ORLEANS TExAs AND MsxIc9
NsS Orleans a nn 10 fl ss Sn %
so oy : Capt BaIocS win ressivo freight
on Thursday November "a at pier foot Q. Roopson street
ing Freight Havana will be received after Y ocock
agents LIVINGSTON, CRoCHEhON & CO., No. Park
place. w.. -. .,s ~ ,o.. ., r.~.
ner Southern steamship Company's line Of steamers
r.yoH HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N. P-THE BRITISH
North % II! kSys lom MAX X. ns
Jersey CITY the shove ports on or about ne in Novsmbss
and Oh DeceDberha d. on the arrivA ofoe STEAMERS az
peotsd from England on these dases a..
Pa.Age money 70 M...su.
Do, between. Nassau and HavAnA. :.. 10
For freight or passage apply 70 T. ouNAAD' bowling
Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

VxTAKEFIEID THERE WILL. BE A SPECIAL MEET
w ing Of the members of Industrial Home Association
1863 Bowery Wednesday evening, November 6, at ~
O'Clock II hoped that ali the members will attend as
the business Is Of the utmost importance.
JOHN COMEkFORD, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

TrOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THE UNITED
States mail steamship vANDERBiLT Capt p e. Lefevre
vI positively sail ct oclocs Saturday November ~
specie England and France For and freight
apply TO D. TORRANCE agent, No Bowling Green, New
York 6tesmssip OCEAN QUEEN. will follow on Decem-
her a
TyOR LIvERPOOIx-OLD BLACK STAR LINE-THE
favorAe packet ship JOHN BRIGHT laying AZ pier q
East river, sails November To- The j. A. WESTERVEIT
laying at pier East river sails November For
apply board WILLIAMS GUION, 40 Fulton street
UNoR LIvERPOOI-THE BLACK BALL LINE CLIPPER
IL ship GREAT WESTERN sails tomorrow. For passage
in Cabin Second Cabin steerage apply board pier %
river of Beekman street. or to JACOB WILSON los
South street.