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The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

The Shelby. County Genn.) Agricultural So
ciety have resolved to offer splendid field flag,
as premium, to be given to the military com
pany exhibiting the most efficient drill on in
fantry, movements and exercise, according to the
Scott and Hardee tactics. Maj. A. D. Bradford,
Maj. A. J. Donelson, Gen. Gideon J. Pillow, J.
R. Williams, c. c. Danly, Dix, Of Illinois, j.
Meckling, Q. S. A., and Col Jere. Clemens,
were selected as judges to award the prize. All
companies in the Union are invited to compete.
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p. P. COLLEGE. Holly springs.

We are rejoiced to learn that this deseryedIy
popular institution of learning for young ladies,
under the superintendent Of its able Principal,
REV. JOS Z. DOUGLASS, opened its session on
Monday, Sept 3D., with upwards of one hundred
pupils, forty of whom belong to the boarding de-
partment.
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II. College, Oxford.

WE do not believe there is Female College
at the South that deserves greater popularity,
and a more extensive patronage at the hands Of
Southern parents and guardians than the Union
Female Collegeof this place. 1t has Faculty
of great ability and experience and we trust our
citizens will bestox upon IT that encouragement
which it so Justly merits. :
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

TnE next session of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, the 10th inst 1t has been
established, at considerable expense, to afford
the best advantages and facilities for a thorough
education. The College buildings ar, commo-
dous and well ventilated. The Teachers assure
those having daughters to educate that every
attention will be bestowed 10 render young la
dies cheerfiland comfortable
For further information, apply TO Rev. r. ).
Thomas, President of the Faculty, Oxford Mis-
sisipp [sept5-lE tf
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TOBACCO, SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE,
Notice.

TO Martha A. Foadren and her husband UtAioH'
Fondren, Mary z. CarOfAers andher hsssbaadS y.
Carothers, Mary Rocker and her husband H. III
Rocker, and John W. Heunlett, disri6tEtess IF We
liam T. HerleH deceased,
VOU are cited to appear before the Probate Court
Il Of the County Of Lafayette and State Of hissis-
sippi, on the fourth Monday Of July next, 70 show
cause if any you can, why the final account Of X u
Hewlett Administrator d boRis H0s Of the estate OF
William 7. Hewlett deceased should not be sudited
and allowed +. d. MOORE, Clerk
June 8, ls50-1-l-Iw.
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Democratic National Executive
N ~ tfi.a47A f(,OsuIniffect ~ Rel f

1.-THE following named gentleman compose this
Hon. l.. i, Stevens of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon r. w. iJoAnson, of Arkansas.
! Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi,
:, Hon. Jesse d.. Bright, Of Indiana
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
- Hon, Geo w. Hughes Of Maryland
Hon John W. Stevenson, Of Kentucky.
Hon John r., Thompson, of New Jersey.
Hon. A. b. Meek, OF Alabama.
Augustus Schell Esq, Of New York
Isaac II. Wright, Esq, Of Massachusetts,.
Hon. James G. Beret, Of Washington, ID. c.
VIM. Finn, of Washington d. G.
Walter Lenox, ESD, OF Washington, D. c.
NJ w, Cluskey, Washington, D. c, Resident Sec'y.
Geo, W Riggs, Washington, D. G. Treasurer,
Al communications should be addressed to Hon.
Isaac I. Stevens, Chairman, Washington, d. c.
Rooms of the Committee at No tYenty-eight -Four
and a-haf street. .r..
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
LOrfora Male Academy.

TINS Academy, under the charge Of the
Messrs LEWIS has between fifty and sixty pu-
pills We are glad to see these gentlemen SO
highly appreciated, and trust that they viii re-
ceive, as they so well deserve, the patronage OF
our citizens who wish to fit their sons or guar
dams for admission to the University
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
still They Come.

QuITE a number of the newly arrived students
have subscribed for the INTELLIGENcER. Some
of them have ordered it to be sent to the "old
folks at home" and some have taken it for their
own individual reading. There is room for more,
and all may rest assured we shall spare no efforts
to make on. paper interesting and worthy of
their support
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
For Major General.

HiOY. W. d. BECK, commanding the Forty-nintll
I Regiment is candidate for Maior-Goncral OF
the 5th Division Mississippi Militia, composed Of
fayette, Pamela, Desofp, Tunc.l aud Coahoma. Flee
ton in October next. .f4 a.. H Ia
Dead. t..f H ,.ag.r r-
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
Excitement at Holly Springs.

The city Of Holly Springs was the scene Of
great excitement on last Saturday night This
was created BY report that the negroes INTENDED
rising on that night A vigilant patrol 7ras on
watch, and IL such thing was contemplated
!, was thxaItsd b. the vigilance Of the citi5ens.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
CnnIi Cnnlii CoaliII

NOHI !! NUUI : NUuI J
Tnosr of our citizens who intend burning coal
this winter, would do well to purchase of Mcssrs.
DAM & MERRILL Holly Springs. Messrs. ID.
& Ii. are engaged in furnishing the first quality
Of Pittsburh coal TO the good people of our
neighboring town, and they will supply the peo-
pie Of Oxford at tho very lowest prices.
Address, Messrs Damn Merrill, Holly
Springs. sep5-l4-5l
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

We would call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of Mr.. James d. Cox. Mr. C.
is known to most of our people, and deserves a
liberal patronage.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, Sept 1.-THE pony ex-
press, from San Francisco with California dates
to the 9th inst, arrived to-day.
The Douglas candidates for the State legisla-
ture are pledged to oppose the reelection of Hon.
VIM. NJ Gwin to the United States Senate.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
To our Town Subscribers.

We have succeeded in obtaining "Deyi"
and would request all our town subscribers who
wish to receive their papers per carrier, to no
tify us. There may be Some missing at first;
but those who fail to receive their papers from
the carrier, can always obtain them by calling
at the nrinfinp office
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
Citation.

TO The 'nkHo'rn heirs Of James D0rheyzy, Deceased
VOU are cited to appear before the Probate Court
Il Of Lafayette County, State Of Mississippi on the
fourth Monday (being the Path day) of September.
1860, to show cause, if any you have. WHY the fnai
account Of James w. Dorherty, as Administrator of
James Dorbery, Deceased should not be audited and
allowed. BY order Of the court.
E D. MOORE, Clerk.
Aug. ], 1ssO-l-9-4w
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fremont House,


TNHE PROPRIETORS, having added during the
il last year many new improvements, such as
Carpcting and refurnishing introducing new Water
closets, Bathrooms and every possible luxury and
convenience throughout, respectfully invite public
dation.
The house. being the largest First Class Hotel in
the Northwest. and its locality corner Of Lake and
Dearborn streets in the immediate vicinity Of the
most fashionable places of amusement and close
proximity to the different Railroad Depots and Steam
boat Landings and in the centre Of the most desir-
able BUSINESS PORTIONS OF THE CITY. pre-
sents superior inducements 70 the traveller for bust
hess or pleasure.
sept5-l4:sm GAGE, BRO. q DRAKE.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

WE are authorized to announce X. $. SflTll of
w HOLLY Springs, as candidate for Probate
Judge of Marshall County, at the ensuing October
election
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
A ma ounce m @ n t s I.
For Probate Clerk.

yITE arc authorized to announce F. D. MOORE as
w a candidate for reelection To the office Of Pro-
bate CLERK Of Lafayette County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in october next.
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New Postmaster.

7 Now TOsImhsteT.
Nh. ID. L. S. MosELY has been appointed Post
master at this place. rice Capt Delay. We
know Mr.. Mosely to be clever and accommo-
dating gentleman, and believe the appointment
is one which will give general satisfaction.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
Resolution of Thanks.

The Cumberland Synod previous to its adj
journment passed resolution acknowledging
the hospitality Of the citizens of Oxford, and
returning thanks for the generous kindness en-
tended to its members during their presence in
the town.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

GARIBALDT appointed the sth of September,
as the day on which he would be present at Ma
pies to assume the. dictatorship the Two ST.
Giles in the name Of Victor Emanuel
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
Military.

/ Twill be seen, from the announcement in an
other column, that Col w. d. Beck, of Tippah
county, is a candidate for Major-General of this
/ Division.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
OXFORD PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected weekly for the Intelligsaeer, by r.
f. DoYLE, Grocery and Commission Merchant
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

Tux thirteenth annual session Of this institution
will open on the 18th day of September, 1860, un-
der the direction Of the able and experienced Faculty
named above.
The University offers advantages to young men
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States, and unequalied in the South
It's apparatus and arrangement for the illustration
of Physical Science and Chemistry, are entirely un-
rivaled In mincralogy il possesses cabinet VI So
lect specimens choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commenda-
ton from the Board of Trustees most of them being
well and hvoably known 10 the public, as expericn
ced and able instructors.
The location of the University Is in the highest
degree healthlul-no epidemic sickness having ever
occurred there in Oxford.
The government of the University Is mild but ef-
fcient Every effort is made 10 cultivate manly
tone of feeling among the students and nm elevated
standard Of morality; II Is, moreover, surrounded ya
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality is well known and is rot surpassed any
where. .f
1t is also easily accessible being on thu line II the
Mississippi Central Railroad, which Is isiy com
pleted.
The accommodations are ample for the comfort Of
at least three hundred students.
A spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro-
noting physical development will be ready for use
in the fall
Translation $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance s25. To those who lodge out
of the college buildings $40.
Tuition in the Law Department $50.
Board in the college boarding houses and in pi.
vate families about Sl2 to Sli per month.
JAMES NJ. H0wRY,
Sec'y of the Board.
Oxford July 4, 1s60-l-5-ly.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
The Ladies

The Ladies
AEE asked TO notice the card of Mrs. Howell,
in another column.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

TIE Bishops Of the Episcopal Church have
unanimously decided that there is no canon
which lorbids the lending Of their churches for
the temporary use Of other denominations.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

Breckinridge aud Lane Club.
DENocRArs! remember that Saturday next is
the day for the meeting of the Club. Come
out, one and all.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
New Flour.

NTEw FLOUR and FRESH CORN NEAL Just re-
~ ceived, and for sale BY
Aug l.if r. Z. DOYLE
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

GEN. LANoRIcIERE at the head of 80, 900 Papal
troops, had left Rome for Naples, with the in
tention of preventing anarchy in the event of the
fall of the Bourbon dynasty.
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aluiOusltp of alississipgi.
F a @ u t y.

FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD. IL. D..
CHANCELLOR. p 'aa tl.-
WILLIAM T. STEARNS, LII. d., and
HON. JAMES y. TR0TTER, l9.. ilif
Professors of Governmental Science and L~~.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, Ii. D.,
Professor Of Physics. Astronomy, Civil Engia-
eering, and Evidences Of Christianity.
EDWARD C. B0YNToN, NJ A.,
Professor of Chemistry, Miaeralogy and Geology.
HENRY WHITEH0RNE, N. A,
Professor Of Greek sud Ancient Lteratnrs.
JORDAN NJ. PHIPPS, NJ. A.,
Professor of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM d MOORE, NJ. A., -
Professor of English Literature. ,ir, a.
HON. LUCIuS Q. G. LAMAR,
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics, and constits-
tional Law. tfE tnt
ALEXANDRA J. QUINCHE, NJ. A., -s,f3
Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON n. HARRISON, B. A.,
Assistant To the Professor Of Physics
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails
- lafa Ar Oxford Miss

NoRrHERs MAIL arrives every day at l-S0 P. NJ
Closes going South at III A. N.
soufHERs MAIL arrives every day ats A.. N. Clos.
es going North at 9 P. NJ
: PeSferoc NAH, via Lafayette Springs and Tocco-
pola, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
fr.xt Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 2 A. NJ Closes at 6 Pm. siA
.PASoLA Mail, via Cohsge Hill. arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at P. N; Departs Tues
days yfhufsdays and Saturdays at A. N. Closes Ia
GAN. .iAaaf1P no ai aff
aoPaRis MAIL arrives every Saturday at p. N. De-
parts every Friday at 8 A. NJ Closes Thursday 1T
6PMa # ~ iAf
ROCKY FoRD MAIL arrives every Saturday at ~ NJ
Departs h 1P.M. Closes a: II AN.
laiil.ie7si e 'ea WM. DELAY, P. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 49, 4
AGENTS

: ,,-,t,-r-l- = = AGENTS
A. B. srRAwBRIDGE & Co., IL l-e Commercial
place, New Orleans, are authorized to act as agents
for the bteLgeHesr; TO receive subscriptions and ad-
yersng, to make collections and receipt for the same
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+. ]. L0VEJ0Y,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Qn Judge Cushman's 0faee)
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

VIII practice in the Circuit Courts of Lafayette,
Yallobusha, PontotOc, Marshall DeSoto and Coahoma
Counties; the Federal Court at Pontotoc, and the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals at Jackson
Prompt attention given TO the collection Of claims in
any of the Counties of North Mississippi.
June, 30, ls60-l-3-G
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JOSEPH Z. DOUGLAS, Prs'r.
Hour SrkIxss, Aug. iso-l-loa
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-09-19

Judge oil
election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
NEW BOwERy THEATRE
IN Fox Lugard ................. Proprieto~s
COMPLIMENTARY BESErir TO
A. II. DAyENPosr

A. H. DAVEkPOHT
NKw YORK. Oct 81, 1850
DEAR ss-Tbe unceTsigned, senpg but po~-
TIL of friends and ADM New York have
with that the Of son
depart hence for New Orlsana We well other<
on and friendly recognition and benefit after the
gesied Owing TO the
MT Brt ughsms comedy, the entertainments NJ Fall ck's
Theatre could not be varied 10 desirable 70 give
services II Therefore, to Messrs For Lin
esd OF the ke~ Bewery Theatre that ueir establishment
would DO the beet for Tbs selection tho
appropriate from the fact that services have
Bowery theatres Mes=rs. For Lingard our wishes
ifn half and pared their theatre Mt dspo<
any night during the present week. We therefore,
enabled 10 have the ~ o~rin
testimonial at their theatre ard beg that will be
opt and nj the time designate the night whes
shall take place With best Wishes your friends and fellow
citixsns.
Hon Geo Brlxrs Hiram Fuller, Henry CApp, Jr NJ
Greene, Frank sse, Major w. II. Haleck David Fow.
lsr. lewis Iels,a, Jgsgs NJ Brennan. y z Jsnninx:.
George how ". H., puserbury, Orel Holden, Robt ID.
Livingston, George p Tn Langley Bru e. James L.
C1ute, 4 u. barclay. =, d. brown sdward EDDY, W n.
Tweed W. q. B.kop, John A. y. Kelly A Sparta w. y.
Reed, jaime. n Murray q. r. Bellows David Rowland \
IT. Congo utnFy Moore W. A. Moore J. Bryant, Judge
James Qu.ckenbuss, II. Mccune, q. RAthbun John H.
sands JARVIS Weed Oscar toreuo. relisr and o,hsrs
GvsrIKSFs hardly ron highly apprs-
cse the compliment pay me BY your preferred tn
m Reservny for thai oocNsion he wtubiy thank
y0u more appropriately and lur Than car DO now pernh
Friday evening November for the purpose roo
hav. Kindly proposed Respectfully yours
To Mesrs Geo Briggs, Frank Ie,lIs, W. A.
Bunce, v. M. Greene snd oihes
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CAvANraH AND TIE SOUTH THE ssw AND
~ eleSaut ss~sn.hip MONTGOMERY, Captain Vm. v
1.rrv ~ Inc Amerc an Al.nas steamship npsny
will Leave u,er II North River 1hnrfdsy SJvsmber At
p ~ Ihs shape ~ ths line ali and are not sur
passed esegsnce con'crt sseI snd so.- sns on ne
cce~n frk~ts W Orleans SO -, NOBLE. ~ " ut
@pmryy A., Memphis s3l rs Nashville, ss7 75 knorvie
Us 90 Chastssooes SIS albany, ~. oelamoas VI. ~
Apply a. h y CROxwxLs "A %, - ssst street and 30
Broadway TIE 2, CCiLKR succeeds On aNaraAy' NO
vesn 4 NJ
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faAByl. LfNs-FKox CHARLESTON TO HAVANA
Ma Ksy we<i-urted stses m AL steamship ISABEL.
W RolIss. comma,ter me Postmaster GENERAL hAvire
anse6 Se dsy sailing of this line Tie eeawshp ISABEL
ef leave Charleston The Isl l1h and 1sh rovembev and
wfl lsaye Havana the eh and In November and Dcc-
nd ~ q esch mouth snd Havana on the leA And a a
sasac b surpa.sed rnsaxs 81 BE- sssur:d % .ppe,1s
NJ 1DDCAf 90 Charsssln- Maih for ~ asam@
s d EsAs 10 = ~ ro o~os Tor N sAsss ss.sd l. -
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AMUsEmENTs.


Ssaias Nov E .h ,. y, =. S,.s: . s.s
.sa. q % he IN ws s' 20
s sss.G 0snfs.s r sa
ksm assSs,s ss ss.i H pI AZ in SMITH
wsdnesddy-Nr. Forrest ~ otheio.
powERY THEATRE
~ iessees and Asnagers. Rasss
MONDAY WOW s. iso "uAr
NEW oR SszAT CIRCUS.
HA'is ssr5; Is. s; Tho
az IRON ss s ~ 80
ss
METROPOLIS OF rHs NORTH.
GALLANT raRroRMERsl - 30
v,,,, sRHLIAHr .aUIrAsA
f fSf. ssi
vii g found sS s$::S$s Ssssss among
From the New Orleans Anphhs.srs formerly Of The savs
Troupe and without sss svf S e Ne GGsts
From the New Orleans Amphi.tease anequaued By 40
ibis city. -sa''D''An'' Ana Urn Ap0sA'AA''
rom me Now Orleans AmphitheAire, Tho bes 1quesaa
Of this any axe NM ss sassSis 4 ss
From the New Orleans Amphheare formerly Of rrsso,rs
"hS a GS%P1ri siss soH an equal
iS%
ron. iIsa .so. Of .,o.
0rs''S' n''' 'Opss sias = x All As fT5,ya1o
from The New Orleans Amphitheatre tie Admiral orsA
tom of tie 1fa an s ;Sgsss1Se IN dis a
Eauesran tight rope and best general performer In uds
tom KING,
the great L''''' '' hA .sSSsi: 'i rGsH
MAtrie de Cirque
Acrobat and Van Monkey.
All new aspranls for Northern fsns.
srTsRIsT AND zASFRrrA
a aRfs JEANETTE Nile ADIIiSH tho BHorH.ss M
q, n,,, mai, D..,,, mons g s. vALA ri. /. o.
fsIs ss'' MAZE dancer the age from the Opera o0sss
,A.uIL osssppr BALLET
The shs.rins VII be envsnd By hos ssvs
''' '''' = DAN CASTILLO.
Late OF The Alhnbra Palace London,
SAM 4iioSa,
The fAvore Jester Of the land Of cotton and suSae.
The southern bred horse
Prom the New orle.n. AmphIhs.sre-. equine woods-
r rs;s1S6s s Pa ,As,,,,.
More than brute Al i's human Fun .ppsa-..s
STUD OF RING HoRsES
Suitable for the great artistes who them nov0
for horse fsnciers
Grand hAitinees every Wednesday and Saturday annF
AYKw BowKRY THEATRE
IN Sole PropTietos O. For sndsJ IAn3Ar1-
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. and 9, 1881.
GRAND DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT
Drama, Panomime, Comedy add Farce.
All Q evening
The beautiful historical Drama OF
hOLL PITCHER T5E FORTUNE TELLER or LYME,
Mr. q. l.. Fox's wonderful comic PAnton ime OF
THE -FOUR LOVERS.
The laughsble ComediettA Of
THE LOTTERY TICKET,
And n md roaring Farce entitled
D0DGiNG FOk WIFE.
HooLsY cAMPBEILs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
MONDAY EVENING. NOV s. AND EVERY EyKNN0.
kORE hEw fEATURks BY THE GREAT
kONPAREIL TROUPE
Loves DisguiEes Cum Plung Gum (by reaussp, McBwa-
ysns Appeal 10y request Unc Jim's VISIT Patriotic Trs,
wan Dance Songs, Plantation Seer Ac "a
Doors open 90, umenc.s NJ IA 1ckets 70 cents
MlRiCAN CONCERv HALL.
"A TIE CEi.EBR ATED ORREN FAMILY
THE CE kbRATkD ORREr FAMILY
TIE CEl4ABRA1ED ORRkN FAMILY.
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yAvANrAH AVID rus soUru-THH NEw ASp
- eeisnt s,ssmshg r cufLks, Of TOE American Al.
isroc scrvw Sesnshp Company Frederick Grocer
rAndsr, vil leave pier "a sorsh River ssurisy No
vembev m ~ ~ This ship 10 er'irei, nsw, and 10 not
the crean. 1lh-ts 10 res cr,ssns 80 Is apbr SIS.
Nouteome-y. SIS nemphs s3l 70. ss~hvs s77 Isl Knor
vtle. s,s .. cssisnoogs sS Nssny s.s ucumbas ~;
Apvly 70 a. b. CRoMwErL 90, % West sst and Us
sSoadwa-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ATTREHoR's PRrvATE ACADEMIES, IS WEST THIR
"A ~ fourth street. ard ~ South Eighth street Brooklyn
D. clssses for beginners opening The advance
pupils practising AL the Dances Private essonl
schools ard home classes attended To- Call for circulars
a LII THE MODERN AND APPROVED DANCES
a Calisibenc and othsr exercises taught
AT HILLoKOVkS DAfOINo ACADEMY,
20s kighth Az, nue.. near Twenty art street.
DAYS OF Tuition Mondays and Thursdays
Pupin commence at any tme Apply ~ above.
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Ii. IHE NEW DANCEs.-L. DE q FROOKES
n ACADEMY, 35l Brcoms street
All the fashionable dances taught In OF lessous
Nav CLAesRs FOk TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY.
Ladies Tuesdsys and Fnisys gentlemen 70 los
p. NJ Children Wednesdays and Saturdays Ato6P NJ.
LADIES' primary classes Instructed by Mrs Brookes
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NrFw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN For klusnv snd Troy mshiug direct conn-~'ious VIII
he New York Central Railroad for rsxavs Fails Buffalo
All rolr,s wess North west and So Invest
IN ara after xonrsy Oct rs ls trains ~i leave Twenty
ssrsb sreet Ssuou New YORK, ~ foll~ws-
AIbary rxp,ess fysir. 7 A, N. andsP.M
1ipany Mail Train, 10 A. N.
For Ctiou Falls tP n stopping - al stations aenvs Sors
yor wsns Plains, SIS A H. 10 ard $40 ~ Stopping
ror we;. Pisn. sIsr ". iron White Depoo stop
per w,lnsms srdss II A. " sud sNr.y rrom Twenty
sirsh street Deroi stopping nj 81 statnns
prruprIwc witt
Albany 8 A n East Albany, rs A M-krpress Train.
Alhsny 4 r. N Dasf MAN., sisf. N
Albany, 3 A. N. Issl Albany g:ts A. M.-MAl Train
Crson tas A soppins ali Ne stations soris Of Ire
mont
.Wlne riaiss al and 10 A. r. aad 40 p. H., soppinsv
wi1isss Bridge go A 4 and r H sope,ng = an ~
uous. JOIN BUkoHILi,
A0tAAnt guoe-fnAndeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

LNoR SAVANNAH -rHx rIksr CLASS siDE wHEsL
IT sSaushap sTArB OF 0EnR3fA, Capt y GAVIN
all sail from fhladephs FOR Savannah on ssnrday 20
vsmNrl0 Al 10 O'Clock NJ. Cabin psssase se AeerAe
~ lhrouUh uches pew ORLEANS and nt.rm-dise points
~ same rates By steamers irpm View York superior
state rooms A. be secured BY living 10
A. HER0N. Jr, l2e sorh whuves. PLl1eph.
rhe steamer KFYsTOkE STATE will sdl above for
Charleston. November rs 10 oeio.k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05

CHUE An EARLY GRavB-RxAD TIE PRIV lTp
- nedcsl Treatise by Dr ws-d regularly etu1sl.d ply
scan wholly devutcd 10 rurirg dssasss Of ciaw
pssieus may consult Dr Ward sny diseases wAs
his beos t-eas HIS remedies and tr-atu snth.
cessfu N the vwdsre prepared from hfsins sp~ut
Ne ers~ snsgtAls and ert-nisd prar-s 'hea ~,
cher nvug phvsician- DE- WARD alma rennr~ 20
sounA. O0ea, ~ br1aAvNy.