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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

NEW SYSTEM OF CHECKS on RAILROAD TICK
ETs.-A new system of tickets has been
adopted upon the Eastern Railroad, which Is
designed to facilitate the settlement OF ac-
commits with the several station agents. Ev-
cry ticket is numbered, commencing ut ~
and going up TO "I.OOO.00O,' and then COM
1nencing at 20 a" and increasing again. BY
this arrangement the number OF tickets sold
from anv given station may be ascertained
at any moment, without reckoning TIE
tickets of each station are numbered sepa-
rately. They are printed at Buffalo, by some
peculiar process, said not TO be known any
rh-rn rlsn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

\ SNGULAR SENTENCE.-Harpsr' 0egazine
for May contains the. following truly siugu-
lar sentence:
''Sator 0repo tenet opera rotas."
l. This spells backward and forward all
the same.
2 Then taking all the first letters of each
word spells the first word.
8. Then taking all the second letters Of
each word spells the second
4. Then all the third, and so on through
the fourth and fifth.
5. Then commencing with the last letter
of each word spells the first word.
6. Then the next to the last Of each word,
and so on through.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

If the Democratic party has outlired its
principles it is high time that Its toSgery he
collected together, divided out and the firm
az oaee dissolved.-AsmPhis AUdianeae
The Asalanche could just as we'll have left
Cd theft. There is no sort of question that
"ths Democratic party has outlived its prin-
siples." But it has been so prodigni in its
sxtravsganee that its effects are not worth
administering upon and dividing Its "tog
gerry" consists in several dilspidated plat
forms, and garret-full of cast-of clothes.
Neither will be of any service to anybody
hsreafter-hot even 10 political antiquarians
and paper-makers-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
shersTs Sale.

DY virtue ola q IA, to me directed and delivered
II from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Dayi,,son
county, Tennessee, at its May Term, 1890 / will
expose to pubic sale 10 the hig bidder for cash at
A. kine's on Dry Creek DAVIDSON CO., on saturday
Both DAY Or JUNE, 1860, all tie right tile clair,
interest and estate, which A. Kline then had
or may have since acquired il and to the folowing
described property, to-wit. one Engine and Boiler
and all the fixtures belonging said engine one Corn
Mil one Corn Shelter; one Grtndsone; ali the Iron
Pipes about the Distllery, and those Pipes leading
70 the creek one LIQUOR pump; ore water pump; ali
the betting aud puleys belonging to said machinery:
one IRON clutch and fixtures; one OK wagon one lot
OF lumber, consisting Of sc antlir and iach plank
being levied as the property OF A. Kline to salts
] Judgment -enderedia favor OF Anderson 4 Ro-
mans against the said Kline June 1e,n. lsea : =,
j. K EDMUNDS0N, sheriff
june2o-td BY W. d. ROBERTSON, Dep. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

~ Speaking of DOUGLAS, the Memphis
I,olo,e6s saws: "What man at ali CONVEX
SAINT with public affairs believes him sincere!
What pledge, what security, have we that he
will not betray US as he has already done
upon another occasion? None whatever. Ii
YOU should take uuconsciously to your bosom
. yiper and.be .tung by its venomous tongue,
would you caress and waIm that viper into
new life! No. You would not. nor will you
care.s and warm this political viper into new
lifss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

lis true that Mr. Sumner is an abolition
ia. He is SO, and has always been so.-
Warrington Constitution
And he is no more of an abolitionlst no"
than when the Democracy OF Massachusetts
conspired with his abolition cOnfederates anu
elected him to the Senate of the United
States over q siaunch national Whig.S IT Mr.
SUMNER does not owe his abolition opinions
10 democratic teaching, he is indebted to that
party for his power for evil, and the position
which enable him to be offensive to the ma
ton at large. Among other democratic sins
let this not be forgotten.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

kGEoRGIA. We learn from Mr.. JNo. LELLYETT,
OF tbi. city, who has just returned from
business tour through Georgia, that the
Union sentiment in that State is strong and
decided. The divisions in the ranks OF the
Democracy there, as they must throughout
.he country, will have powerful effect In
srou.ing the incorrupiible masses to true
appreciation of the political condition OF the
country, and to the necessity of rallying to
the support of Eths Constitution and the
Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

~Hon. kKvERDr JoHSRoS, an ''Old line
Wbig,n for several years last past supporting
the Democracy, has repeatedly espoused and
defended the cause Of Judge DOUGLAS For
this the Washington Constitution turns up its
nose In disgust, curls its lip in scorn and
SAYS he lectures the democracy with q
noksssy becoming raw convert from the
hast fen Of Baltimore Wing aristocraey." Ii
il ever thus. If any 'old line Wing" who
has 20 far forgotten bis self respect as TO vote
for Democracy, fails 10 give himself up to
that party. mind and spirit-if be presumes
to think for himself, he is kicked and spurn-
ed as the msst loathsome of Objects: Let
that class of our readers make a note ofthis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

= TO Mr. LINCOLN has addressed letter TO
GEORGE AsHMUN, President of the Chicago
Convention. informing him that his name Is
neither A6e nor AbraRi, but AbrahGm. so that
that interesting. not TO say momentous, ques-
ton with the Republicans is definitely set
tlpd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

~The Montgomery Confederation says
that ''the secession OF the friends OF Messrs-
RHETT and YANCEY and disunion from the
Democracy has removed a milestone from
the neck OF the party When !the people
expel that party from power, a much heaVl-
or milestone will have been removed from
about the neck Of the country
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
mCol. WIN. C. PATTERSON, who wrote tn

EE7Col. WN. c. PATTERSON, who wrote the
letter to the President asking him 10 give
the contract for building sloop-of-war to
MERRICK 4 Sons, because they wonid aid the
reelection Of Ton FLORENCE TO Office, owns
store in Philadelphia which is rented to the
Government for Custom House uses. lie
obtains annually for its use more than one
half its assessed value, and yet the Govern
ment possesses plenty of warehouse room
which is quite unoccupied.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

RolIOway's PfIls.-Sickness extnguishes
the desire for enjoyment. But the means of recove
ry are with thu re Oh of all. Let the SICK avail
themselves IoH wy IS matchless remedies and
shake OF those m aIadies which bro ok down tLeir
strength, spirits and constitution, and obtain a new
lease OF life and health. Sold everywhere. a.
iunel3-lw a4as s. - .s *
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
Meiu Embellishments.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr. JOHN SHIEl DIS
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his
wife, MARY, from his residence, West Nashville to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock near the residence of
the late o. B. Hays.
Divine service by Rev F. Z. Pitts.
Nashville, June 10, 1850.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
Magazines and Newspapers.

Harper IS New Monthly Magazine for July;.
Frank Leslie's Monthly and Gazette Of Fashion for
July;
Cooley Ladies Book for July;
Peterson's Magazine for July;
Knckerbocker Monthly Magazine for July;
The London illustrated News, weekly;
Wilkes Spirit of the Times, weekly;
Porter'sSpirit of the Times, weekly;
Waverly Magazine, weekly;
Harper Journal of Civilization, weekly;
Leslie's Illustrated News, weekly;
New York Ledger, weekly;
Now York Mercury; New York Weekly; -5-----
Fer sale by JOHN YORK CO.
june20-tf No. So Union street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
CAYCE'S SULPHUR SPRINGS,


TtHE undersigned respectfully inform his old
Il friends and the public generally that the above
watering place viii be op for the RECEPTION cr
visitors on the LIST day OF June.
He hasa large Dancing Room, Ten Pin Alley &C.
for the amusement OF his visitors. These springs
have fine medicinal qualities as any in the safe
All who are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Bowel Diseases
Headache, &c, would do well TO give them trial.
He has Sulphur, Chaly beate and Free Stone waters
all of the very best kind The Springs are situated
in pleasant healthy locality, 10 miles South Of
Franklin and miles west of Thompson's Station
Hewoud say TO all who may favor him with a visit
that no pains win be spared to pleasant one
TERMS.
Board per week, -: q 90
do. &c day, ~ 81
Single meal, so
Children under IL years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per week, 2 so
All extra trouble extra charge.
eE- The hack will meet tn Q cars at Thompson Sta.
ton Cd Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the
morning, and Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
III the evening. WM CAYCEi
june20-tf ~ - = :. - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Hov. J. L. ANDERSON. who was laid aside
in Missouri. for Gen. Henderson, we learn
from the Missouri Spokesman declares he will
not support HENDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

- One OF the latest interpretations of
The character Of Hamlet is that he mas a
gambler. for be says: "How absolute the
knavs we must speak by the card"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
NOTICE.

I HAVE in my possession Cow and Calf which
= was driven from the -neighborhoed of Bueua
VISTA springs for my COW, and as she does not be-
and pas for this advertisement.
]. MILLIR0N,
Juheis-St 81 College st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
DIED.

AT Montvae Springs, East Tennessee on the 18th
inst, EewN s. GARDNER, of the firm of Gardner &
Co. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
Stock Reduced.

DREPARING soonto make change In our husness
arrsn gements we desire 20 reduce cur present
stock as Eluch as possible In order 70 do this we
wall offer present stock or Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices. We have on hand ine
assortment Of SIX Berages, Ausiins and Traxeling
Goods, and in fact everything one could wish for.
Also, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Damask, Sneeting, Bleached and BreEn Domestic
Plantation Goods for men and women, Cloths Csss-
meres, vestings and Underwear for Gentlemen. Ne
er on which viii be found ~ all times many desrs
BILE goods AZ onefourth their value.
apr1s-sf NICHOLSON : HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
FOR SALE.

A VERY superior MILGH COW, with q young Calf
\ For particulars apply a. this Once : :.
june2o-4t -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
Tennessee Coal Company,
TERMs-CAsE ON DELIVERY.
Fresh Peaches.
SEWANEE.

HR DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches, just received and
- for sale by
apr11-tf MIZEI.L, HOOPER & CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

WINTER GARDEN
w TONIGHT. FRIDAY. JULY "a
HE WONDERFUL RAykIS,
Tor me The last century Afforded IN Ne
,nsp ush genial pleasantness and he Althy delight
uer fourth appearance their new home he bea,1
rA,,, WINTER GARDEN
Ane puolc are respectful ly Informed that this Ia ha
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
m OLD AND CHERISHED FRIENDs
pprSo , Ior 70 their departure for Europe Then
BRING THE CHILDREN
A. mo-. ~. ...,., , BRING THE CHILDREN
70 pass an evening OF innocent joyousneus with the
WONDERFUL RAvkIS
Every night q change OF performance
To night the first Of the military beautiful comic ps.so
mime OF the 49,
CONSCRIPT,
IN which Francois created great excitement on IL Ar
representation In this country MesEs Toledo Ignaco NJ
hoff nsrtnesa A. Lehman Young America and Miss Fras
The pioce win conclude with lendid Military Tabeau So
cond night Of The celebrated brilliant Comic Ballet Action
In which GABRIEL and FRANCOIS will appear araceful
groupings Of the
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BAINi
HAIN [
BAINt
BANOi
BANOi
BA0vOi
BA0N0r

ACT III.
msunpuvey1nR Notwithstanding In Old fnRsAnd-Am
archery costume TOO o,d hunter 70 BE- rspped-A Prvsle
fearful position no hair dye and turns
cr,nsp 10 orrow:' vain ate pt 10 sneezeThe anony
nous letter ForenceThe appointment exposs
Of Coycs vilainy-"Can save mef'-Asas sudden
pearance Jest what about 70 aak Council q War
fhe'D~iry-Tbs Country Boy and the Darymaid-Asa prs
ssn,ed 70 hs M. ~. We q a fsS .a ss sr
bole q hair dye ship-Tbe distribution q The prres
Asa victor i've got that shp"-A health 70 the
queror-strsngers In Trenehsrd Msnorwho are theser
aRalina. Nr Edwnd"-0eperAl conssrnanoo-Assis hra
experiment. In opening champaGne-Dundre~J has BIRDS
eye view of the cosk-
Mary Meredith and Asa IN the Dary-Hh description Of hA
home IN Amertca-An expensive seesr nEhter-A noble
aacrihce-The mill burned"Asa, you're hDss-Forcnces
timely arrfvAi"Thh hero, an loves you'-Marys
confession and two psxtiss hPyAn attempted eloremen.
Bnney their cupsMurcou for once sobcrAsas desermi
naton-Coye drunk-Qu'ck- Murcctt hs private keys'-
Coye his feet agAnA blow srghA from the sboulderA
robbery q good cause-Dundrenyy sui trying W
Coyes private oce-A hunt for the rciesseTbe secret
drswerAsa for the keycoyle's sudden appesrance
william would ron rob me-" Anothcr knock downThe do
prsyer-Dcspsr Of sr hwArdfhe pistol and noble sscy
hce ~ rlorcnceAsa IN bic misunderstanding away Of hs
elouds-Murcos rewsrd-Iord Dundrearys laa dfsaster
Asa' masn'nmy ms ' 81 d5 Tss4Ps IN A'"s &C.
In consequences Of The length Of The COMEDY there VIII be no
Dom ones ri hslspass O'clock commence al precisely.
pRfCks or ADMISSION.
Drp@ Crrle and Paruue % ccnls
Ovch~ trA Charv usnsx
Family Cfrce .ss ccu.s
balcony Chau .fsc.nY
krivAe w.
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TyoAI. q IA surxaroR QUALITY or srovI
~ Oral ~ ~ - ~ tn cArsfully srreened and delivered
I'll psr>s n NE city firm Ne ynrd - ngsn svraus COZ
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MARTINErTI FAMILY.

" Drc1D aas HI H4o 81 sIosnsor
GREAT o syErs eli. ~ S sI17; OF
In The p6 4s;fFs;!l1Tf SON Sssn. q
RoIIIcKiNd iKisI GMAR4crER OF
MRS W, j. FLoRESoE As SUSAN ia Mi SIffKs H'
me- y. !. Ti 6SHSSH IS ThE SSASsNSsE,
Ms Will WAY boas m
MRS. W. j. FLORENCE Will Will SING RIDrw IN A RAIL.
MRS w. J. rLonrS ESAp VILE KEhs SING THE pAsH1no
MRS. W. J. FLoRENcE WILL. sINd POLLY WON'T
FRIDAY, JULY a. 1900
DOMBEY 4 SON.
Capt Edsrd Cutie, performed by him on Monday and
Wednesday evenings to houses crowded with the beauty
creation OF Dickens, elcipg the warmese enoomurns
from both the press and public Mr. = r r
taided By powerful cast
To conclude with Forences excellent Comic Drama, per-
fest cornucopa OF c9micasies cal called WYE
Annie Spruce and five other characters with plenty Of 9
Tim sonus rockng Irish Mr. w. j. Floresos
full operation at this estabshmeuS
scattering cool and refreshing breezes throughout the ho
rendering 1t perfectly delightful.
Strangers desiring the crowd at the box Office in II
evening may seats at Of the principal hotels.
NorcETfe young popular whose names hsAA
this adve tisement remain in New York days
longer In consequence Of the early Of R
usual fall and winter engagements West and South herefro
the management are compelled TO announce their Last eighteen
nights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

HYEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND LAKE
~ hsmphrem.fo1 direct vs ocnnscscu, rves vansy -
= - Iev Yo!t "a Hsv hsva HelrcsA eas~ JvSar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAn.RoAD-sUnuR
s,h street ~sion ~ Eco~s'-iois A M@Krprsss for a.
bsny Troy saratogs shsruu springs Niagara Falls Lake
Albany Nth New Yorh cenir. Railroad for sharon sprngs
toes and ali ponp North SIS A. Nor Groom rAs
meeting 0odens Bridge with stages for Lake Wsecabuc.
Crosou Falls with for lake Msbopsc <0P ~
Dover Flans connecting AZ Godena Bridge with Stages
fr Lake waecssuc and e. groon ias with sagss Tor Lake
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

NAAOO A1A~AS< ~ ~ " =
A sssssnsn from de United ssiss Or Canals v.an.
Great Britain and he Continent whs desire 20 avoid delay
. sss Tasss% hey ssss .gps:ss
sor sa or s.rsy Dude once 10 . fiss sre. G. VIM
he umcs expeducn and despatch rAsspcrts carefully
~ Ss Smse sn1s os.,ns asa
ss q. and sr fsT. ss
:Ss.. and Eurrsys Continental ana Indl.a Hand
my .sa 90 GUIDE
sncs. London, e rlses street. Z. =.
COOKING GLASSES, LOOKING GLAssEs-xUsT BE
r.,s sSd ps 70 heopsy s%eS .epsray o. 70
ss a. Apply IN rSsi basement No 81 v.1K street : "
MARBLE xASTErs-rHE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
M the public h. he Is selling S,nsl. &c &C. shesps.
.holld call soon at A. KLAHEs's Marble Yard Ills East
NoHPARKn.-A sEIx FEEDING AUTOMATIC sEw.
IN ing Machine. This machine Ia especially adapted V
euns sud can Be g,ed @ sss for s
sss,@ary weighs only about one pound and Il one minnie
time can Be ABUSED DO ali binds q family
~ SON sOIs Agents. g villa. street from 2. 70 III
DATLrNg OR BAIusTRApE-wASrED, ABOUT
N h feet Of counting room railing either wood or ron at
sa5 broadway, up stairs
CPAYrsH DOCUMENTS, AaREExxSTs, BONDS.
u.e n he s sS s
By FEDERICO KING, No ns Broadway spansh lawyer
ro wHoLEsALR DEALERS IN yEwELRY.
M To-, g4 &. % N s r.
negotiate with Wholesale house supply them
worf different styles be made such Etruscan
fled IN any quantity, and at the most
bic prices be clearly shown on an interview Yrs
elias reference capsbiiy and responsibility WIN be
checrfuliy gvcp desired No agents need apply
but princpah viii be dealt with The parties making IN h
on er have already established but
make for bous. sSclusysly posable Please "a
r. AGO, box LIS Herad Office. for week sat
ing when and where interview be had
THE AxxRrcAN soLrDIrrKD MIX.
prepared from the richest milk Of The best diaries n
Dutchea county New York the only w 70 procure pure
liable for Infants invada cheaper than the swf
climate Indispensable for ~veller ohcers u the
and navy and for bs living In hot cmstes the South
. me 'e HssxRroAw soLrpunD MIX COMPANY,
- fIbsrty street. twc dccr go from Broadway. y. T.
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hon HAVANA.
Leaving every % days from each port
steamship QUAKER CITY,
r. W. shufeht Commanded.
M well known and splendid 'is.mshIp WIN Ieaye for ne
Worth river Bulls Of lading furnished and signed board
- sentaou Of clearance.
AIsh received the "a Inst FOR fregh ~ pasnAee ap
4 10 HHRGOUs CO., - South street
|,op sAvANNAU AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW
The Frst class ode wheel steamship Al ARAMA. CspN
10. r. schenok. will leave on aurdsy. July - NJ
gev orissns 70 rs: Mobile s5S Nonssomsry ,31s Column
60 rs.v al. Atlanta fll Chattanooga US 20, Mash
4. 03ro Kbcsviis cas-; MemphiA 81 ID AusnsA vi ~
kenn 40 Savannah. us. 49,
~ ss~mer n An oY' fffE SOUTH. Capt Inos- Lyon.
supresd 81 I'll on fuceday, July 81 Mrr aox
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS

An English Manor Of the Present Day-Hgh Ife Below
Of The Mall BagAsssmbing Of the Vsers NJ
Trenchard MsnorAn Eogsh Erquisi.es ides Of an tme
LettcrA lost Branch Of the Trcnchsrd
Family Dscovered-rhe Trunh wkhered but The ssplng
Live Yankee though by MEANS green-Aa rrenchsrds
First Halls Of his Ancesors-A Red Indian
LunsucAsa's First sight o. Dundreay-A General uproot
Old Ideas Planting Of New Ones-Amertca's Ma
Drpks-Hown You Hcv I-Sm ssh, Cochta, yulep
Jepey Ilghningf-"Jerssy for me'-"An right Warranted
tween Sir EDWARD and the lAwyer Coyls-coye's Irca.
The Hand Of FLORENCE Trenchard-Murcos DETERMINATION
Her and the story Of His Lhe-Asa IN his Own Roon
The Lost Dye-Turkey Cock No 81 Reckon its Va
liable IN Keep Pursuit Of knowledge Under Dnacui
ues-Pull the Ben-An Unexpected SHOWER Bath
BATH
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SHIPPING.

CrEAMsHIp vANDKRBnr WILL SAN. AT NOON
Saturday july ~ from pier Nsa ryss rTsnc ,oh
CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER,
.sS mail :s soH s
@ tors fr%
elias. $40 wns SO 1sqp
Mouniains onehec By Hudson river Lake Champll
Il p Ss ana
ssS ONCE Sanssr
packet shp UNIVERSE, lying anchor in the stream viii
d sSS% f 70 APP
EXCELSIOR, Can't swift, lying the stream win
PH 81 ss srcs Of apply '
TINTED STATES NAH STEAMSHIP LINE-roR HA-
vs a.S ssT 81 Tn w G
s q S% d f's e. CT
torn mis- at hs S.s and ne bills Of Adns win Be s.
No IL ~s. street. corner Of warren; soara-s .,
N.B-Freighi received on and After Thursday July Is.
Tor SAVANNAH " TSaa AyD THE soUTH.arnE STEAM,
pier II North river Thursday, Aug ar Passage
ianoora SIS Albany SIS columbus ss Atlanta, ss,; Ma
8 SIS
Broadway.
TNOR CHARLTON, s. c., AND THE SOUTH AND
SouthwesSemi weekly United States Mail Side Wheel
Steamship Lne.-The splendid steamship MARION. W. J.
tprday July %. at O'Clock Rates OF passage With
ss5; Montgomery, Ala SIS Nashville Tenn SCI Is Mem.
pills. $2 rs; Chattanooga, S25 knoxville, SIS 50 Augusta,
c. SO Ghsrssson $s For freight or passage apply 70
Adger, r. Adams commander. viii succeed the Marion.
U1RE1oHr ron TENNESSEE, NORTH CARoLINA.
Portsmouth, Norfolk City Point and Richmond received
every day at Pier Is North river.
The steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Skinner, leaves
tuesday, at SIP. NJ.
Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Couch every Thursday, II
n, calling at Old Point Com ort TO land passengers.
Steamship YORKTOWN Capt Parrish every aturday At
SPIN.
Freight to Portsmouth, or Norfolk SIX cents per foot TO City
Point seven cents and 10 Richmond eight cents.
Passage Norfolk (sateroom and meals included 81 10
Petersburg and Richmond, So
Richmond Petersburg and back, $b;
oHorfolk and back. SIS.
LUDI.AM 4 HRINHKRN. lis Broadway.
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Nro IS BrEECKER STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY
IN aud Bowery-scandinavanH Hon, and Lunch room-Mrs
ELLA WEHRKAMP. Propretrcss There has been perfect
ruth 10 thin gcnt~e house opening thai delicious
cooling Danish dish. tRo,he GruetzeJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
SPORTING.


LNOR sALE-A FAST sAII.BOAT, TWENTY NINE FEET
long ii feet BEAM copper fastened, and In complete
DER Will be sold cheap a. the has me 70 her.
Address 4. r. c., Herald o1ice.
LNOR sALE-A sI.OOP YACHT, THIRTY FIVE FEET
long twelve feet wide, cabin five feet high, sofa
berhs mattresses cabin furniture stove and fixtures nearly
viii be sold having H. Apply DE LA
MONTA0kIE, ISL Tenth street. L. w. DAWSON, Newark,
n j., where abe may be
LNOR sAIE-A NEW AND FAST sAILBOAr. . FEET
long about feet beam, and In complete order; VIII
sold cheap. Address VIM Palmer Jr., Hyack, NY.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL. SIDE WHEEL STEAM
Pleasure Yacht 81 feet long She s driven BY two osci
Ang engines has enclosed saloon 10 feet long pilot houss
kc IL entirely and well. She built by the
but mot having time TO her he Wishes 70 sell She
excellent thing for excursion parties Of from Is 70 y
sons. Price S2,0U Address X. j. Gould, Newark, Nj.
Anew SCHOONER YACHT FOR sALE-srzB a FEET
IN long IL feet beam she has jus. been built In the finest
and furnshed and equipped by gentleman for his
without she fast and safe
will be sold for only half her actual value To be
Ingersos largest and cheapest wooden and metal
lie boat bazaar I'm The world, 23 South street.