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FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, sEcoNI
and Third Districts, al Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,

FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auetionser-o Office, 70 Camp steeet
DERSOGS in want OF 6rst-cIass dwellings
referred 70 tbs following list particulars prices
and terms can be obtained application the Office OF the
. Al eli giant TIiREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING on lamp street near Square Of superior finish
a THREE-sToKY MODERN BRICK DWELLING .,
"A THREk-sTORY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street. near g Joseph.
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,, adjoining,
TWo-sTORY FRAME DWELLING on Apolo street.
fnow Carondelep near Terpschore
TWO TW0-sI0RY FRAME DWELLINGS en- Eayades
FoiR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
INGS on Constance and Terpschore streets
TWO ELEGANT TWO-STORY and ATTIC DWELL
INGS on Constance and Robin E4o
An ELEGANT and GoMM0DI0US TW0-SToRY DWELL
Lot measuring 62 fest by in DEPTH
A VERY CHOICE WELL FINISHED DWELLING, with
grounds highly improved Espsnade large lot
AN ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING Pry
and tive lots n ground finished In the best style and
containing every convenience.
TWO TWO-SToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Se-
cond street. Apollo street. containing parlors dining
three bedrooms each second floor attic
veniences
a LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET, on
which there large and convenient dwelling house and back
4 SPLENDID PROPERTY AN ELEGANT AND COM
PLETE MODERN DWELLING, large improved grounds,
the Magazine market and boundary the line II
the Horse Car City Railroad.
"a NUMBER OF DWELLING HOUSES in the several Dis
tricts suitable for of moderate
pesty suitable for building PURPOSES myl4 If
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orr1en d 1ar SEW olLrAss elry R AIIRoAD %

No A Royal street. !
MS-sealed Proposals will be received III
f office until the Isl Of june fer 5lU feet Of YhLoW
PINE LUMBER Said Lumber to be OF the best quality free
from sap splits KNOTS other defects calculated Impair
Its strength and durability and shall have the following dmen
siors to-wSt. .Is
100000 eight inches width inches thickness,
In leagths Of eight feet.
2o0O0 feet eight inches in width and Ave Inches In thickness
In lengths Of twenty 10 thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall DO delivered assorted and piled by the
tractor In such quantities and points along the line Of The
road the Company direct shall be delivered IN lots
foiows feet by the IL. Of july and 100 feet
thirty days after until the whole shall have been delivered
dlment of the contraet.
Payments In cash delivery and acceptance the Company
OF each delivery OF 900 feet to be retained in
until the next delivery and until the fullpent
Of the contract.
piled. myli tel
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Empty Bottles.
40 baskets EMPTY BOTTLES. for sale by
C. CAvARoG CO.,
fl6 Royal street..
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spaldingss Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and household can AFFORD to he
without it, II always ready and up 70 tho sticking point
Ths.s no longer necessity lmpg chairs spintsod
nses headess dolls and broken CRADLES Ii Is just the article
for cone she'll ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste. =z#'%& &
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held IN solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
best makers tlne 1t be used in the place oil oa
nary muulsgs being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
NJ B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 70 eents
wholesale Depot, No 4S cedar street New York.
Addrsss HENRY O. SPALnINa a CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
u, up for Dealers containing four eight and twelve
doaena beautiful Lthogaph show-Card accompanying each
package.
ns-A single bottle Of sFALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
Will save times annually to every household-
Sold by all prominent staoiers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture DEALERS, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should mike note OF sfAhDls's
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list 1t will stand
.nv climate jal9 1y&W
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TREAsURER's OFFICE, CRY Hall.
New Orleans, La March IL 1860.
RH-T0 the PubIie-N0ficc is hereby given,
that In possession of the bills of city and
fully prepared for the collection Of all the City Consolidated
Taxes all Real Estate Slaves Personal Prop
Income and Capital according tho Assessment Rolls Of
respectfully invited carly
pay their and thereby avoid being published
llnguents.
ml7 3m AnAM GTFFEN. Treasurer.
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Having Store the Or Poydras
sses shall give my whae and eatire attention my
situated 1T Eoe 81 and IS Canal Thankful for the
patronage Hbely bestowed and the confidence placed in
Ene ] sSict continuance of the
shall always keep hand the greatest variety Of special-
iies. either Medicinal, Chemical or Philosophical.
other.
Orders the country will be filled the lowest rates for
Iii I IL X % HENRY GOLDMAN
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st. CHARLES HoIEL COMPANY, I
New Orleans, May q 1850
HSnAt n meeting of the Board, held ON the
LIST dividend oil One Dollar spd Half share
elared payable Stockholders after the 18th inst
the Office of John Wood Il Co., z3 Camp
my3 tfeI JOHN WOOD. Secretary.
RR-Second District Public Sch0o1s-An ex-
animation Of the Pupils of the Girls High School since 1850
of tho Boys High Sctool ls5Sor the purpose
awarding Dipiomasi be held at the Library Hall,
mencing the 9Th of June al r NJ For further partieu
lars. apply at The library Hall.
NV te25 ALfi- GASSARD, Secrefnry.
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R3~Grystai Fount Division, No. 4, y. OF IT,,
meets every THU RsDAY EVENING, in the Hall of the N.
G. A. No 81 Camn ohicers for the present term
George W. r. Thomas Keen, W. All. H. Peel. r. g; II
]. DIesfuss, A. r. s; Cd Booth Tr J $ Es%end 81 .
Il. Beakley o. S.; james Govan Chap Robert Beakey, p
W. p Visiting Committee. R. George L. F. Kendrok,
9. r. Allison, Edward Booth William McPeake A. Anderson
Thomas Kenfl.
iy11 ly H j. BREAFIISS, r.. &.
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EB-Y0unG Mems Benevolent Association
sftcIAL MHEsG The officers and members Of this Asocia
ton hereby notified attend special meeting at the Hall
q resr :. Lodge Ne y q p on y Louis street Or
asacting business Of Importance for the good Of the Assoca
ton All the members requested to be ttcty punctual
By order of the President:
rnYll B. Fred a. r ASCH. Secretary.
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

- FOR SALE OR RENT-A HANDSOME
Residence Magazine street. near Louisiana Avenue two
HH Ninth street Market The house
tans il finished in The best style beauty comfort
The ground contains oramenied with
shrubbery and gaden with suitable ounudngs such
bic, carriage chicken and pigeon house. etc.
will sell rent the above property to good tenant For
further particulars inquire my Office Is Exchange Place. op
al ali II p. H. WILLARD
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A GARD-THE uNnER -lRNED WILL DEVOTE their
"A the seiilenent of tho affairs of the
late Gil Cur SER, HARRISON CO., with TIC do ermi
nation use honorable that end believing that
they will be alb before WHILE fully renstste them
Under The firm of GUTRER HARRISON, they will can
tne heiE Plan friends the hest Of their ability
ISAAC W. CUTRER,
aE0. p. HARRISON.
", f,.,,...s All $50 ar
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oNEDAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL oRTMh PALESTlNE

FARTHER POM, Sept. a.-Ths steamship
,aIestine, from Liverpool Aug. 93d, touching
"a I.ondoL derry on the evening of the 24th
,,assed here this forenoon.
The Illinois arrived out on the Path.
France admits breadstuffs duty free, owing
o bad crops.
Russia is increasing her forces in Bessara.
rpia also her Mediterranean feet.
II is said that the Austrian note relative TO
9arihaldi will shortly be forwarded. The
Duke of Modena Ia enrolling volunteers.
Four Russian frigates, under the Grand
Duke Cons tantine, are about TO 60 TO Syria.
COMMERCIAL.
L.ysRFoof. Friday morning. Sales oil
the wee X, 81 800 ba Mtdaiing qualities sllS ty
,desrss. bat she bad weather checked business
IstTteAted saies to-day, COO bales, the mar ket
,losinx steady. The quotations. are-0rssns fair
~ mIddlag Gu, upiands lair ca, midtiink 81. -
stock IN port i,ics 600 Gales, moulding $4,000
American.
BrtadsfEFs have an advancing tendency. Flour
somewhat shsr,
tyorisionS dnil, but steady.
IoSpos, Friday Wheat IN good demand at IS
Per sack. Flour advanced Is
LATEST.
Wheat in good dsmsnd at fully Tuesdays
prices; large business At -. per sack advance
Barrel unchanged Corn enchanted.
The weather IN Frsnce 10 most dlscouragIng
Rsin falling FIVE or SIX hours every day, and the
harvest must he un favorable Produce rising.
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E'CM SALE.AN No, l Man COOK, az auct1 a
L TITS MORNING, at 9 o'clock.
se5-lt MOORE II nAwanN

TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINES
SINCE sEWiSG AchNEsa. p s% e ,s mol o.
superlorlty over all others In the maIket sevin.
Machines, so called, may hs heus bt il il L me- Tor
.nalier amount If dollars, but 1t is mistaken
reliable article. and those who will do 70 must
slNGER's new FAMILY MACHINES.
IN the por!a within the reach of ali We have re-
duoed our Letter A, or transyerse ShuttIe Ma
chimes. beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No. AMP NDc 2 STANDARD SHUT
Both Of very general application and capacity,
tory. Prices reduced respectively from aisS and md
SINGERS Nos sT CARA SHUTTLE MA,
For carriage m ,kers and heavy leather vorh
Price, complete, SIPS.
Also, to compleis tho list. an entirely rev A.
noiseless. RAPID, ard capable Of any kind 81 1oI r.
Price, including iron STAND and drawers SlIO-
cheaper at that in view of its value, than the ma
chimes Of any other maker rs a gift.
All of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stich with TWO threads, whcn Is the hest suloh
known: Every person eesring to procure full
and reliable informaton about Sewing Machines.
their sizes prices. woI king capacities, and the
best method OF Parchasing, can obtain il by send
ing for copy OF y NJ: Singer & Co.'s 6s xettr,'
Yntsd to the SUBJECT itSii he SUPPLIED sls.,. 10
ANFEDLES. THREAD, CofiuNs sri K and
all necessary articles used with Sew ing Machines
Kept constantly on hand fos sale. Also, praoIi
cal machlnIst, who is ever ready to attend on our
Messis SINGER & co IS ofice being conduct
entirely new set Of hands. We feel confident OF
Going our share Of the business as we have aIway
don' h'rs'> lore ao Nam s s,Iss, 1890 CO..
B. TRorr. Agent an % Am
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The steamer Aus
lin from Brazos August 30, has arrived. She
brings $40 600 Ia specie.
Bragos river was very high, and fears on
destructive freshet were en- terIaired. Annm-
Der of Monterey merchants had gone ~
Brownsville, on account OF the new 'orse"
loaa proclaimed by Eidaurri.
San Luis dates to the 10th report sese'e
hattie at Lagos on the 10Th, between Miramon
and Doblado. Miramon tried 10 CUT nus WY
'hr,nrh with , 600 men, but was surrounded
nv Dohlado with 1850. The fight lasted nve
laws. Miramon was badly wounded, but
,IoslIy effected his escape. with few cavalry.
lie lost ali his artillery and munitions, ana
ief, The rest OF his army prisoners.
t;en. Pachroe Was killed, and Gen. MeJia
AIKEN prisoner
Mtrsmen was IL full flight for the capital.
There was great rejoicing in the country.
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AUCTION eAxuo.
FUTURE DAYS.


s41 1sp e lor OF ss i:ss
ThGksbAY. IL. Oh , s.g sPSa en-
flns A. ~ opioc. A.. q very eomfoftable
.s Z: y: .a1ss ss sso d
;oas sb TO re I'd, tenant rent lot
;or third cash the taiance at and
and secured By trust deed. VII" in'''s'' A"''u'
Th' property x NJ f. iod without
TW0s FRA ED TENEMENTs AND
LEY FOR SALE sf III NADAss v; YA u.
at auction, upon the premises. on THURSDAY.
o. very dssSs gRsMEEb
MENTS. at the corner of 18th and Clay streets in
each, newly painted and in good order. There Is
also upon the premises well of good water.
The Lots front 10 feet each. and run back the
IERMs.~0ne- fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8
and u months. for Pegotable notes, with interest
Aasef anu 'ef JAS NJ XVI. ss'a SON. Auot
Immediately after the sale OF the propsrty ad-
vartised above, we will sell vau able LOT, on the
east aide of 18th st.. near Leigh St. with an un6n
lshed house thereon. This building is two stories
dry cellar under portion Of the same. and is well
located for general retail store and family resi-
ses ]. NJ. T. & SON
FRAMED HOgSE AND LvI ON ELM
= WOOD STREET. SIDNEY, AT AUCTION. =
september err the I 10th. oommencing at 4. O'clock
2, IA, FRAMED a1USE on, the north side Of
the town Of Sidney The Ho ise IS Ia good repair.
and now renting to goe tt nant at fair rent
There is also upon the premises Framed Build.
ronts 81 feet and runs back l7S feet TO an alley ~
TERMs:- tnrd cash; the balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured o 3As 'rSs' f fsss SON. Auo.,
r n = =
trust, executed % me by Martha Harlan. dated
the Clerks Office OF. Henrlco County Court, /
shall by the request of the beneficiary, proceed to
the day Of shs m
dsy sfsTE
by the said deed viz All those two lots of Land
part thereof kne1n as Maddox Hili fronting ION on
Of Nth street, - feet, with two story WOOD
EN- DWELLING thereon, now, or lately, in the
TEKMs.-Enough in cash to paw the expenses of
s sae s4a n i note for S2ss with inter
for negotiable notes, with Interest added, and Sc
JAS: NJ: TAYLOR Soy, Auct'rs. ausl
HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE Will be
s Hsd Il on c FRtpAX the 9TH day of September
9s fad IN sIss.
rant In my hanis, In 1avsr OF William +. Simms,
VS. Thos. K. sharp. TsRMs-Cash.
sc St. +. BUTLER, II. C. C. r.
It, UsTEE'S SA 4 OF A
.:.aassllAs-3NVALUABLE STEAMBOAT AT
e seeazs-1sHNORFeLK, VA, Tne subsc ,iber
tn UKsDAY, the 18Th day of September next, At
u clock, the Ste amer SEA BIRD, as she now
eet lon. 2a feet beam, So feet depth of hold and
IS 202 IL 70 tons burthen is coppeTed and copper
fastened, has beam engine with a % inch CT lin
ger anu leet stroke is IN hfst-rate order. having
very fast.
The SEA BIRD is we'll known as a first class
pas senger and freg hit boat, and will be popular on
any route.
Terms easy and favorable.
X. H. CHAMBERLAINE,
au 29--tl3thS Trustee,
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RALrlMoRY Sept. 4.--FIour quiet, but firm
Howard stree S56 Ohio and City Mills So
Wheat stesdy Southern white 81 40al.75 Corn
duii; vEte 74-'5. yellow 1903. Provisions quiet;
mess Fork Si9.75; Lard 1874 an Coffee quiet at
EJSb isSey steady az 23n2Sn.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Cotton quiet; with small
es. Flour buoy ant unosr the steamers advioes,
seatheru s5.9sI6.25. Wheat huoyant. Southern
white 81 90. Corn active aud steady mixed 6ia
65: Pork heavy mess $40 501l9 SO, prime SIS e
oil Il? Whlskey 2?sa. SUGAR active. Turpentine
haaYt at 30 sr4l Olhsr aLtlces nchanzed.
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BY L. 4 G. b. Davenport, Auet'rs.


GRGGERIES, &e;, AT CTtoN.-Cn
vi sell At our auction store, an assortment Of
80 SSs snd acs t cSss and sy rfush
SOAP and CANDLES.
Recti6sd and OLD I've WHISKEY.
Pure Molasses RUM.
GlaFet and Port WINE.
Green TkAS: TOBACCO.
London PORTER and ALE, 60.
400 sides SOLE LEATHER.
TEEMs-under SlOo, cash; 500 and over, four
mSnah' credit fos sgpIBSvfbd .RTggsNpoRr .no,.
UsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNi
TUkE, CROPS, STOCK. &C, AT PUBLIC
AUCTlON:-i viii sell at pu bic auction ON Nj ON
That valuabe FARM called Locust Hill. be-
and situated on the old Hunsary road, alb M SIX
miles from Richmond, containing about lS5 acres,
100 acres of which ID In high state of improve:
ment, and the balance well rimbered with pine and
fILiNG Ho USE with SIX rooms a a' kich
en-, barn, stable, &c. sufficient for the use of the
farm. 1t is regarded being Iemarkab bly, healthy
and has several streams of water rum ing throu
it: besides q number Of exee!leut springs II ad
" aidrop, Nathaniel Crsnshaw and others, being
situated ia an excellent neighborhood After the
NEGROES. consist ng of " omen, Boz md Gnls;
among them several coed Cooks and House SsIv
TURE. CROPS of all slnds, Horses Cows, Hogs,
Farming lump emen Is: Harness, Carriages nc.
Terms oE SALE-Fo the land, ne third Dash;
Balance on one and two years credit for ne otA-
lie notes, interest added, secured by trust deed
For the negroes. cash. For the personal property,
four months credit for approved gotiahle paper
with interest added. John 0 TAYLOR,
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

GROCERIES, DAY GUODS, FURNI.
" TURE. 60 Will be sold at auction. at my
store, on THURSDAY, Sept. oh, commencing at
10 oclock. general assortment of GRUCERI RS:
2 hhds Shoulder Baeon,2 tlerces Goldfish, 10 bbls.
Herrngs. bbls Mackerel, Soap, Candles, To-
hscco, Cigars, Plow Lines, Whiskes, Brandy,
Wines, &c.
DRY GO0Ds.-A lot of fresh and seasonable
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, &c
FURNITURE. A lot of second hand Bedstsads,
Tables, Chairs, Mattresses, Carpets, Stoves, &c.
se5 ALEX MOTT, Auct.
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{ HlPPING

IGas links, Capt Arwo %S mos now sdH s
@-s~ charglrg at City Point, will fe readv TO re-
ceive cargo Tor the above port IN q few days. and
having the greater pot tor engaged, will meet with
dispatch For balance of treyh tSbac % g flour,
au 5o-lw1 Or to CHAs. PALMER.
AtN FOX NEW YORK The superior
dEIs fast-sailing schr NJ. C. HOPKINS. DorGH-
ensssed and ' on hape
aa.S s seA'0n' Ws D. c6t 1Sff CO.
szks.z.z..,sz N !, q IoTsE PIHRn1Ic;-
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce 10
EsGIssi Ea and nb FIN kEw TO f k}GE
obtaining Their reight and packages in the Short
Expresses leave New York at /, and o clocs
p NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A Nj
1af and IT, arriving in n'sh%ond al At $
Expresses leave Richmond for New York Phil
adelphia sna Baltimore; and al, points North and
Frels ht and packages should in all cases be at
cur Office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
Ex PRFssEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 40 A. NJ. aud Is P. NJ
The Aeams Express Cou,pany ieel that they can
sfaction IN all their ,ntt recourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing Will be left undone on
FreighI and packages arriving by the Express
from the North at O'Clock r. NJ will he delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance IF twelve hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPRESSES, Ts AND FROM
NEW YORK. EMI-WEEkLY. Freights de-
ffIss xs rsfr .hi NEG a'
AGES MONEY: BONDS, LEGAL D0cU-
patch to all parts OF the United States, Canadas
AN NoTES' DRAFTS AND KILLS.. with - III.
out foods. collected at all accessible points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
SI.AV rs forwarded by each of our Expresses.
IN charge O. careful and reliable messengers
TOBACco and other samples earned at unusual
low rates.
Al freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
h. For further information phase call nj ON =
once, 2U2 Main street,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
aus w. II. TRE60. 8up't
pORTn RICO AU6AA. 40 hhds prime. for
sale " LEWIS WEBB ! JOHN 9, WADE.
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II AMPrON ACADEMY.
1ouN LNsTRut TORS.

John p. CARY. 4 n P1 ,iaeipal.
rThtEfMH d LANES; Jl k:M..tU of Va
EEpMssE CufsH Nv. v. Nj,
Miss EMILY A.. Glen ELAND
ne OF this &c nool will begin on the LIST
Board lishts extra and fnitlon 10 Ancient Lam
slas ..ri s.mnaa szso per session. gaya
guasss. sanh. 80, and Music $50 saisG' A""
For catalogue or further Informntion. a.,ars..
w sb'ss'vs'' sts"s"3' w. ag8-lm
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BOARDING.

p0ARDING-BY MRS SAAUhL.-I can &C.
- oommodste two small families and seversi
ysounr men with BOARD and LODGING, with
Hoe, airy rooms. convenient to business. being in
81 oentrsi part The town, on Bank street, between
o n snd 10Th streets. Having had considerable ex
ylsrieuoe In kseping boarding houses. NV patrons,
Il have 10 doubt. will be pleased SIS will leave
Iothlng undone which can be 10 render my board
sb-s pleasant and comfortable. Persons wishing
board viii please call at once. se4-lw"
DOARDING.-Mrs JOHNSON, Governor st :,
Id has for rent floor suitable for one large
two small families. The rooms are good, with
/ large closets. se+-3s'
pOARU.--I have several vacant ROOMS, suit
ID able for families or Young gentlemen rpply to
Miss E. 4. Bl DG0OD.
sc Sim Corner 18th aud Main streets.
DARKER HOUSE,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best OF aecommodations
With avery effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DIR not excelled in the United States.
II. DARKER,
mhg-sn f.MlLLS.
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Fire nj Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-A. NJ. Taylor & Co.'S
tan bark house, al the corner of Lynn and
Liberty streets, was destroyed by fire last
night. The loss amounted TO SIS, 900, on which
there is q partial insurance.
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.n-~s SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
GEaa93ls<-ENCN JAMES RIVER FOR OLD

1Esa1z.P o n T. PORTSMOUTH, AN 3
NORFOLk.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in first-rate order
and will run to the above places
The GLEN COVE, Capt. WIN. F. CARTER, will
Leave the wharf At Rockets, regularly ever,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ings at O'Clock, preoIselv, and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, s o clock A. nj :, and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river
gong and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt 2. c. CLIFFORD. be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths, will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
So'clock, and return; leaving the wharf at NOR,
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at O'Clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, O'Clock.
Gong down. the Curtis Peek will touch at Cit,
Point, Wileox's; Clairmont, Grove Wharf, OLD
Point, Poytsmouth and Noriolkc-Returning. Ports
Clarmont. Wilicox's, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about O'Clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, $40.
Passage on regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth Norfolk, 81. Meals-eQual
to any given on any bOat-50 cents each.
IA Freight taken as usual.
Je2-ts X. O. HASKINS