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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-25
~. j. BRANDT, ,r., Agent
d"i 3 Light street yvllav
r.SIEe-h FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
- Tie steamer NIRGINIA Cant n IN,

bank, will commence her regular trips 70
the season, between '
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March llth, 1889, leaving Baltimore on tina
DAY at ocloc, NJ from her berth, on Light street wharf
ROOT OF Barre land each succeeding Friday thereafter nj the
same h9urp arriving in fredericksburg day evening
Saturday. before dark Returning viii leave Fredercks
ourg every Tuesday morning, o'clock, after the arrival
there OF the night train Of from the North and Sou
arrive IN Baltimore early Wednesday morning
The Virginia will stop all Of her usual LANDINGS On
!lt AllANNoGh; going and returning; and in addi
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, land freight and pas
SengerS. o. $3.50 F0
The steamer has large freight capacity, which facilitates
breaGage and other accidents.
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Ronns
ana crs which renders her Of the pleasant and
com Portable boats for passengers
has been thoroughly overhaued and repaired during tie
greatly increasing her speed '
u freight Of all kinds taken at very moderate rates. dnd
received in Baltimore the boat on "Wednesday Tbnrsy
and Friday, up to 3 O'Clock.
~ All Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined Fredericksburg uI
points on the river viii be promptly received by the Areut
IN baltimore, Charges paid, and forwarded with despatch
tram from the River received and delivered per BAG
For fiher information apply on board, or to
CAPkON q GWYNN, Agents,
No. II South street, Baltimore
I SLAUGHTER, President
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f0r SaIt. frfiGbt Of GhartEr.

$50 WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons bur
-sthen to load for Charleston, c. Good freight and
immediate despatch given by applying TO
oo.r TRANERS q MITCHELL,
E.anr s. rrl.nE
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u n: A. THOMPSON co-sEwPoRT. R. l., ELE-

~ n. A. THOMPSON 4 Co.-NEwPoRT. R. l., ELE-
} giant villa aites at auction -
On thursday August IS at O'Clock, the premises, will
sold by public auction uness previously Disposed OF by pr
large and valuable tract Of building land known a. the
nA.ed the conner the Beavae Ledge roads Ia
adjcuing the oesuufu estate of Charles M'xer ssq and
close proximity TO several OF the finest villas and estates
island, which those of Gen George adwaAder
mes Phslen, Henry Haywood and others.
This lot OF land has front upon the Bellevue road OF nearly
hundred feet another which Il considered the principal
mr. tho Ledge road Of five hundred feet and ito
On the ocean measuring thereon, the sh, lines
eight hundred feet II IL situated within about rle Of
Ocean House ono Of the principal and fashion
avenues OF the CITY, unou gently elevated around aud
unnte rruped and widely extended view of the
sntc ocean, sweeping The entire horizon from the Connect
including Newport harbo and both sides Of Nsazan-
| bay. .
or the erection Of single villa similar hose the neigh
hood the lot now offered Ia not SURPASSED IL eQused BY
other now FOR sale In Newport which 10 likely
the market fer the present. and gentlemen whaling to
sucb lot are invited to ex.mre the property and to
eel previous the dav fixed for the AUCTION ID croposed
offer either IN lot ths lots may be desi ed
competitors II In three los, each will contain about
and have about equal fronN both upon the Ledge
M the all yrding very beautiful aud desirable
for erection OF cottages and vas for nh inner res
less expensive character than those erred
sps terms Of gale and other particulars ia regard 10 ths
perty may be bsd spp alton to Muuford Esq ca .h
Of he Traders Sank or Senrse Mason Gao real
II nj nj Ne spott, or 80 tbs landowners In Boston
IA N. a. THJmPsuN co. Auctiooseye
II CGss GA st-st liSu... s~s,sa.
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a UoTIoN NOTICE
\ Splendid HOUSEHOLD FUBS1TUar

4 UOTIoN NOTICE. -
Al Public auction Tor oash
Elegant ard richly carved solid paroe drawing
grain carpets large psr and nants mirrors two
mou sld ruby Chandeliers cost 5000 the par cosay oil
EyssWuUD ssvEw AVE PtAwovcRre.
JofN W. f0RraR Suetionesr.
his dsy tw esdas) aug aio ock without
Fousert5 greet wes o! Eighth aysnus whole OF
bcb s bs pereupt ry eol to Tbs highest hds aud nst
us,y carmen VII be IL stenoauce
fAhLOhS AHD DINING ROOMS.
!ch srd elegantly carved Id roae wood su IN lr0ou
ne gnd and erson SOD gold ssn OF ne ,ss e1psn
We deecrp iopr gothic and turkish essy cha's IN moqust
nd ssiip brocsoe ladies' solid void and
ar covered In gold blue crimson aud mao m clun tars,
nd rcee o1d centre table, with rich ststuary uarbe tips;
peralve.y osrved per. s)s and side tables wish
sble tops sree cot stsgerss win @esos lss
dies rose nd o,s tventy day bronze Ard
ou cccss elegant chisa with the rno ch late and
ench pier gass widtcb nod heavy gold Frame heavy
embroidered lace widow curtains and large and
rmng very plssa.ps collections superior sood pan,
full seven octave eegsos cage io,ad pste aud rcaly
Ia with Of real pearl beipy valuable ard cosby nsru
emit rosewood piano STOOL covered In san with elegant aud
,stly enn roidered cover.
Dinpg Boom-K'cb velve tspesy carptt in good order
top fancy tables ofs beds, chairs ia hsrcoh
eeher with all the ruby and crystal cut glassware wines
tina ,es and dinner sets coay silver ware tes aud dinner
rce "a Oh cAko baskets casters coffee and ten
forks, LIQUOR stand Superior a,s cutlery, mar
solid rosewood and mahogany bedseads
tasry marble top buresu washstsnds aud conuodes 70
n order and In excellent condition. tounierpsues bod
roads Bheets ingram carpets bedroom mirrors clocks
a mshoeanY oushon ed chairs rockers sofas lounges
uch beds hall stand ss and dining tables &c Catalogue!
ding full description Of each article are now ready and
eping the above sale Offor1 advantages.
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so5 OF @:ssse:s. sas
r.uo sSes's s s sss:ss. Sssnsi plata
s.uAy Oh DAnns. S:s, :. "a Dresden chin. Vases
0'n' ana go On Isl s.y %:sns:a.y 1uzass '''''' @'
At mo elegant rssnss wss Twenty sixth street, near
e. sus S1s 81 ~ :sS
:ns s e. ssSss w; w, \.
s; y s 6: sSu:: so 90 g ss e. sold
Two elegant drawing :s Richly carved in solid rose
81 ss,ssss Z "a ,s::ss.s
.s ; .ss.,:,. marble .nS sSPs 2 %s s s
Is1ss Easy sSss ladies' woss saSiss s 1
sss "a 81 oaos oss sD
ss 8: .nS run: days
IS: s:s BS sS :'sfSs ss
fo. ~ Hqnssy t.e m,gniassns pannys Night and Nora
ssssS Ss ss sss y..s., richly aseer...a.
e. s.a siaa pea. and sod pss1 Keys made Sy
OlOlh cover nuais ri. SooE', ma.is. 20. ~ - '''
SOLID ROSEWOOD Su,ssss ..ns; marble tops and
IrsncA piase mirrors bes eads style Ious XIV
ass s: :s.ds ss 's a
nsbcgany and Oi.cs walnut sofa: bsds1sds. bureaus,
"''A'And'' chairs r0ot Sss1 ,os ,n eaFpes'
Fourteen feet extension dung table, buffet dumb waiter
payne fruit and des.s stands French china snnsr sets ISs
pieces rich Decorated tea pieces crystal Bohemian
spoons forks cake bssss. ooise Urn napkin rinss' arm
1s.s carpets: mrrars d. Also excellent assortment Of
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A ALBURTIS, MISREPRESENTATION SALE or
a. about $4,000 worth Of elegant rosewood household
lniture paintings works of &C. &C. The undersigned
f sell at public auction this day w 1nesday) a. hs
clock procsey the entire splendid furniture naro!e and
oDze st,tuary, csy Chinese and Bohemian Vases
uperb piAnefote &c. naned In the elegant Owe
ence, No. "a West Eleventh street DeaSixth avenue, embrace
over five hundyed lots Of rich carved rosewood uraure
made TO order and the house having been furnished
roughout four monhs ago. The public assured that the
ae will be pereptorS the circumstances under which is
hout Catalogues giving accurate dee roion OF
thing In the house vii he ready the morning Of the
which viii taie place. rain abne The furniture OF
house Con7fsts In of fonr splendid arvsd wood
arior SUITS covered IN crimson and sn and one OF
pieces In elk velvet all la perfect orier ganty
Yved CENTRE sofs and pier tables, with marble tops;
did rosewood Turkish and reception chairs, 10 tapestry
I'D sstn elegant carved seven octave Rosewood piano
NE tapestry, Wilton and A1mnster carpets French music
NJ satuwood large elegsna pier and msnel mirrors
iii corrces sabs and brackets silk and embroidered lace
rans star d. with mirror backs; french escreore
,psoes buh work. superb panr aud glass;
srble and groups with large and beautiful collec
On Of mansel vases and unique psrcr ornaments &c
II ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Marble dressing bureaus carved bedges wood
with plate Rlaes door5, commodea French cottage
twenty two fine hair mattresses bisnkets counterpapes
ahogsny furniture 10 hsrclos sofss tee tee shades and
curtsns for thirty wndo~s oval mirrors, French toilet
SOLID Oak DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Exteueion ring table, marble too sideboard oak chairs
secretary bookcases sofa rich silver of des
poa gold band and china ruby and crystal cut
ivory and silver cutlery with large quantity not men
,ned.
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YACHTING

ns.dsv hSaa, nK SH! rrY ISLAND on WED
cs Ho MHs eay S ioos pring street. Nj Long
New York $50 Peck sp ct Jerssy tS S R p,s, rss
before 10 Boats sni - HAss zen nesSo
spn vernon ze0hy KTceso Mary snah Fare for ne
,arE svvs sAr vev ~ M rae. rom rSs csmmenOssat
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ANrUgDBIENTD.

AAfU10NkENYB,
NIDLOe QARDkN.
70, Doors epe. st1x; 70 DOMINANCE q O'Clock.
70 - Censt Upper beEss ~ Gents
1Art nisSt II no grosa end rsnowned
no inlmitsbIe GABRIEL Ia
TWO g, hr grestest oonie characters.
1hS comic ballet spectacle q
KlkKA.
Va ltiA .t0sbf,l kim 10. ....,.,...P auaqk
su per I'd w The eathe company.
sh ibis SEASON q the mo lauahabe soui, ante
fHE NKOFC fAUNPEY.
0Abrel... .Tha clown FRI nco(s
Due notice VIII he Rfveu Of 'the nrat Appearance ~
MA MARIA HkNNHOARf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

g. RICHARDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ale or 200 OF boots, shoes trogans-By ri
CHAHDS d WHITING on Wednesday. August 8. at 10Y
ocock e ssiessoom No. A Coftiandt street. comprising
very dearabe catalogue nj fall winter shcaa
which we call the special attention OF city and country
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I A UCTIoN NOrICE.-DRY AND FANCY aooDs-
HsNRY GREEN wi sell this day, at lO O'clock at 1874
srdware cutlery, Yspkee notions Also 800 ladies straw
comets, &c. Also lots of 10 Eelry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

UoTION NoTECE--GRoCERIEsw WINES LIQUoRs
a segars-Assgnee'e sale aENRY GREEN will ssll this
lay loh O'clock at the store 1874 william street. groceries,
s coffee epices soap, starch currapts champagne care
BORT wine brsndy, wbskey In cssk and bottled absyuhe
brandy Cherries sardnes behring's empty casks
oxes DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
A TTRACTIyE AND PERAMPTORY SALE.
a. HENRY r. LEADS, Auctioneer


All the contents OF the private dwelling viii be sold
10 the highest bidder without reserve at O
O'Clock. " '|a
The parlors furnished
With carved rosewood Suits satin brocade Of
late importation. -
Rich 81 frame French pier and mirrors extending
from cenog to floor wo cnnicss &c velvet csrpe lace
curtains window shxdes rosewood egees centre side
tables, paintings mantel orpaments. &c
piapofote, full octave
City made beautiful rosewood inaid
frame and has all the odern improvements; very ane
too Cd instrument. ~
Dining and bedrooms
are furnished wh cveo and mahogany bedsteads
md bureaus Bruwes carpe curtains crockery AID
rsssw SID other necessary articles TO rea
Hon. Catalogues a. the house. House TO Lett pcaaession i'm
tuediaeIy. spply to the auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

BRY GOODS. AU.
GREAT CHAnOE FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR
"A gsips In of retiring from toe business
UHIFb 30t Canal street. three OF Sroad
way will sell out hts entire stock $50 O0 worth
emhroderes real threat bces trimmings and French fancy
goods all Of which have been bought for cash and will
ct very great reduct on 10 close the business
TNTIERY wENDT 4 HOFFBAUER
"a NOS. And WARREN SrREET,
Sole agents America for the sale Of G0n Frere celebrated
VELVET RIBBONS.
n. R-A new scale Of prices for August
TTLAsrlC CORDS, WEBS BRAIDs AND sUsPENOnRs
~ Cases Of these fabrics OF patent vuicAnixcd rubber are
being constantly imported for sao, 10 conjunction with AL my
None Of the above goods can DO legally
HORACE II. DAY. Is Cortland street.
MOSQUITO NKTs CHEAP, TASTY AED DURABLE
M1 easily attached 70 any bedead 70 swing on and on
peaGure An, Phpons combination furniture sold BY the
pateneea corner Of Fourth averue and Tenth street, third
door rom Broadway
SKIRIs-wE ARE MAKING THE BEST WOVEN
~ shirts twelve sprngs 81 fourteen springs 81 20; and
- per dozcn twelve sprngA Sill and fourteen springs ga
per dozen, Old shirts made L. ARDING woven
str factory, s8i Spring street. near Hudson.
STOKE WINDOW SHADES
, CauRoH AND PRIvATE DWELLING BLADES.
Made to order by
KYLry BROS. 4 LEM,
o Manufacturers and Iuevorte~s Of Uphosaesy Goods
~ ht~A4W~y, .sSN A~ - ~
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The MARION succeeds on Wednesday, Aug 10.
DBDUCED RATKS-FOR NORFOLK, G; PETERg.
IL burg or Richmond. 50 Tho Steamship ROANOKE, CAM
tain O. W. Couch will receive freight sor tbs placed
wednesday August O'Clock. FREIGHT fr ,etersb ara
landed City Point and that for Norfolk Portsmouth Pa
ssEe Included TO cok to Ss Peter
Richmond, Cs,e-roc -cludcf -"'rrs' .ree Ma, IA
senh exus. bcOLAM aStNs K IN, lis Brp>,d NV
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al UIlUE 20 BUruHNRs AND OrB9sa.-- OlrT In
~ bpecioss Deperznspt New Cork, July 76 1859.
Oh aEd fer fbursdsy he 18th or Jur, 1899 all blood Of
sl dc "a sraaa put1id OF ia ound meas Dab ofs and
other refuse sucsances u be taken to tbs csi dock
u FoIie,h sreAt North river. The of the osi doA
re foot Of Forty ma sseet Gas river FOR auoh vii
sccpy the ordinances Of tbs Common Council relative
removal Of offsi dc &c
ORDINANCE 70 PROVIDE roB SLAUGHTER
HousEs. AND THs aElovAL or oFFAI, BLOOD AND yILTB
THEsEFRoN.
The sifetnea and Canmonaisy lie CITY Of Ses
Scrs In Common Csuuc convened do 6rda.a follows
house building or Who shall or may XII or saugh
Ter In Asugher house building In the city Sew York
a1inisl soal day when any animal be
Espehered killed therein cause tbs slaughter house sIt
lie pensl Of ten coaru tor each neglect refusal comply
Fec Every butcher or other person within bs city ,os
dissey sf.e killing or aausheripg any animal shall convey
blood, os garbage and other offensive pssess paris
raid smal or animal. killed slaughtered to such pace
time 10 fine direct under penalty OF ten dosrs for
every neglect or refusal 70 npy with this sect on
Ii snai be the duty Of the City inspector 10 sea shA
Sec Ibis ordnance shall taNe effect immediately and all
ortnancea par Of ordinances conflicting herewith 70
adopted BY Board OF conncilmsn. Nay IS, lssa.
Approved by The Mayor, June II 1856
n6uce hereby gveu that strict somphsnce With the
quiremena Of the sbovs nrdisance Will be enforced.
q q Sos Is . s1s HoS river
hdesgnAaed and directed place which blood
ol &C., shall be conveyed, from thence Il viii be takeu
'' -' S2S II f.' i. DrLAvAS, CITY Inspector
SPE1IAI aoTIcE -yosEPA LEE ! co.. 1ssoH Ant
Metropolitan Aotes -~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

4 UCTION MOTT E-THos BELL. AUCrroNEER
a and W. THOMPsoN-Ibis day, al l0ia O'Clock 10 the
erooms ls East Broadway will be sold large second
a;nd furniture bureaus bedsteads carpets also lot of
ore stereoscopes curosies jcwely clocks &C. without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 FTsR THIS DATE, TIE UNITED STATES AGENCY
for O. Baznards celebrated vulcanizet will be
Broadway. J. JACOBS, Agent
The above hne pens are for sale by all leading sta
toners book stores and notion houses In the city.
IT A MEETING OF THE HONEY ERE CHowDER
q Club. held on Tueeday evening. Angus. unan
mousy resolved That vote of thanks should be Mr.
Benny scboopmaker for the avora which
received from hm.on our late annual excursirn.
r. FIELDS, Sec. j. DORSEY Pr0s
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UCTION NoTICF.-AI.I. TIE RICH AID FASHION

UCTIOE NOTICE.-AI4I TIE RICH AND FASHION.
"a able household furniture Of d. Lau ESQ., moved for
conyeneoce OF sale from bisisie residence Wes Seven
second street w be soi At private sale this day.
PETS three magnificent solid rosewood suits richly
ed in fruits and ia THREE brocae
solid centre and pier tables chairs
and lounges 2 match solid and mshauy
bureaus wasand CHAIRS sss stands foe aud
oher mattresses bosers and piows oil CLOTH psntnss &c
&C. All this furniture s only Elk months use and in the best
order. and will be sold at great bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

u L. FNOw, AUoTIONEKR PAINT DEALERS AND
~ painters attend -Thursdsy Aug At 10 O'Clock, q store
W BoWory VIII be Sold per order OF the receiver twenty i've
paints In oil, &C.. ab3ut70O0 pounds sale peFsmp
tory.
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To ssr11m AND s Tosss uA1ssEsIOzN ROYAL nan
IRON NEW roRx TO LIVERPOOL
Cnief CAB,
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Cnef cabin paA
'e sSs . SsSi ir pns ,on al. !; H.i.1
rE ass o c.s. 'gss: E4PA CT as
AFRIoX Capt shsnnca.. NyKoPa. bsps j. EeEak
Ihs:s ve,Ss o.y sLss White Light n nAst Assd Eoss
A Ara a. Stone. ieax's scStos xsSnssSsy. ysE y
1ssfsA ss:ssss.. 7s:. M: ssss:ae.y Aug Aug
Berths nos secured untn pad for.
Tho oynen OF ese ships w ns b accountable %. sod
xs " ~ 9: SrS: S. o. :.ss sr so
''- '-''' L S6a%a b. 4. sT Ewing orss.
Ny0TIgE.-IN FUTURE THE sTEAxsRs or THIS LINs
Steam @ Lverpoc calling oort and LIVERPOOL p Lon.
Yoss and Ps.SspSs oe%p.sys :psuSs osds
x.wn.poo FROM NEW YORK s.., ..
NV v Saturday August u
Ais O'Clock. noon from pier No. AN.k.
Cabin from New York and Ph,lsdslph
Third Glass from New York; TO any OF tho above named
Return ticis available for dix month"; $50 Passengers
all parts Of Tie Contaeut without delay Nocerhsse steam
exncon Of are tho discipline enforced with
regard q hs use Of sa Passsngs;io ireland By This line
esmers Cork direct For freight passage apply
'' ' JOHN 9. PssIE IS secsdw.y, Now York .x.us
In Liverpool 10 WIN. IMAM Tower Buldings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

A YOUNG MAN OF srEADY AND REsPF.cTABIs
hattie wiahes to form the ,nance OF a. far and
tr'rigeut lady not over ~ or 20 with he
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A UCrION NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCrIONEER-BY
BO0ART on Thursday. August T. at 10Y O'Clock. At
The suction No. North William street. large assert
nent Of psIlor bedroom and hitchen furniture crpets
French secretary plated and fee telescope
n Dic0nary urng, candelabras. gas axtures &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

GERMAN vOLKY GARDEN,
~ IS Bowery.
The greatest and best rtsted concert roo,n In ~
URitea States
Wednesday, the Sd Of Augus 1879
thAND COMPLIMENTARY BEHEFIT FOE
MISS LOUISETTE,
Ballet dancer q the Cove place
GRAND KALI.Et kvEhY HIGRT OF Elk DAN0zua
- The beat knglish and German voc.Ias
The most popular talent has kindly volunteered In - -
his benefit. - !" ss9~ -
Nj " Arpgton, the popular negro perl,rmer and w.
H,riy Bal. the celebrated vocalist viii NO
toy" by permiasoo of Mr.. Hitcscock, Wv" ~
And several otheru
Admission 10 cea.s including one glass OF see~
O'CONNOH. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03
THE TURE.
HORsMs. CAMRIA1sEs. ~,

A hAkaAIn.-FOR SALE AEw CITY MADE sTLvK
W PEE sc,; aso bay mare and top wagon Inquire IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

NIsHEHnEN ON DECK THE STEAMER HgNrRESS
Captain Luvs and Captain Waller Bogss will mako a
foot Of Jackson street Ga Bridge stree Brooklyn 4 PECK
alp, TX Pier North O'Clock Fac ST. Gefrsah
ments and fshng tackle furnished on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

ENsHING BAkKs-fHE SEA STEAMER SATELLITE
Cspt N: Anderson, Jr, will make excurson 10 IL
Llhng Banks every day except Sam days and sundsys
at Tn pier SO North river at g. Jay street. sps9
st eet Fare for the excursion, 30 Refreshmona
and bait. Lines on board.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC,

Memphis, April 25.-The steamer St.
Nicholas, Capt. McMullen, from st. Louis
for New Orleans, exploded at Island 60,
at 10 o'clock last night. The boat and
cargo is total loss. Over 40 persons
killed and missing.
Washington, April 25.-Sickles trial.
when Mr.. Brady came to the eleventh in
struction, which is substantially, if the
jury have any doubts as to the homicide,
or as to the sanity of Sichles, he should
be acquitted. The Judge interrupted
him saying that the court had already de-
cided so in one case. Guilds closing argu-
ment was interrupted by adjournment of
the court.
'-. Leauenworth, April 25.-The Utah mail
represents affairs in that Territory as hav-
ing very threatening aspect.
The Federal Court cannot administer
justice.
The Grand Jury refused to find bills,
and used other means to screen the MUIR
derers of Potter and Forbes.
Judge Cradlebaugh discharged the
Grand and Traverse Juries.
A thousand men moved from Camp
Floyd and encamped near Proro.
Coy. Cummings has issued proclama-
ton taking ground with the Mormon sem
timent
1t is not stated whether Cumming is
open to q charge of completely with the
Mormon Theocracy.
There is much bad feeling between the
troops and Mormons, and collision is
imminent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-29
0C0E E H q s E,
Cleveland, Tenn.

INHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
l. inform his friends that he has recently opened
and furnished, in the most elegant manner, this
new and spacious Hotel, situated in the centre of
the city, Immediately upon the public square and
within five minutes walk of the Railroad Depot.
The rooms are all new, well furnished and con-
venicntly arranged
The table, under the immediate superintendent
of the Proprietor shall abound with all the dclica
cies and substantials afforded by q rich and pro-
ductve country-and having secured experienced
cooks and polite and attentive servants he pledges
himself that effort shall be spared to render his
guests comfortable and happy.
To those accustomed to resort to the mountains
during the summer months he would particularly
commend his house, as no location in the country
possesses greater advantages in the way of salu-
brious atmosphere and pure water
A few steps from the house is large Livery
Stable where fine horses, good buggies and car
riages may be had, and the drives in the surround
ing country are unsurpassed.
Omnibusses from tho depot to the Hotel, upon
the arrival of every train.
D. A. TIBBs, Proprietor.
April Is, lS59-tf-55l,