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IIIAT RECE1VED-

lust RECEIVED
j THE WOMAN IN WHITE By wikis Col
Inns, author OF the Dead Secret" syo., ra-
per IS e,s Cloth, 81, nm ,.-.
THE EBONY IDOL. 81
ITALY IN TRANSITION; the Sprins OF ltQ.-
BY WIN. Arthur, A. NJ l0c
ROSA or, the parisiau Girl. From the French
Of NJ dame De Pressense SOC.
NEMESIS. Third supp,v. S. rs. Nm
"REMINISCENCES OF AN OFFICER W
ZOUAVES. 81. For sale by -.
se3-n GEO l.. BIDGOOD, No. ISL n ain st.
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LOST AND 8THAYBD


I OST-CERTI ICATE MONTICELLO
FICATE OF FIVE shares of stock in the Month
cello Bank at Charlettesvl standing in the
name of Montillo Ciark-and q Blank Power Of
Attorney for the sale or transfer of the same,
signed by said Clark. The power of attorney was
not attested by any witnesses Application will
be made tn the Bank for new Certificate. If
PURCELL. LADD CO..
Sc S-law4w Druggists, Richmond, Va.
I OST- On SATURDAY morning, somewhere in the
of SIS by leaving the same at this office.
se s-St* GREEN DAVIS.
FOUND Thursday last, on l4th street, between
MONEY. which the owner can get by calling
Msssrs. SPO IT'S, HARVEY & CO., and tescrib-
ing the same. seS-1ts
1 STRAYED OR STOLEN-A liver
ASD& coiored SETTER PUPPY: for which a
AE liberal reward will be paid if returned to
the Dispatch office Sc -lw
~zGrA STRAYED away, about three months
TAW ago, from Bacon Quarter Branch, me,
sk..nsdium size brindle BUFFALO COW.
will pay a liberal reward for her recovery:
VIM. Gu iLlNGWORTH.
au 3l-3t" First Market.
- STRAY D-From Mr. Thornton's
sSA residence, on the Williamsburg Road.
W$& about hsif mile below Rockets. a small
nAA dark nj ULE. Has white mark around
his neck. near the head. His shoulders
TH0RNTON. or to BLANKENSHIP L JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
jy 24-ts
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AN EXECUTION AT. MoNTEvipEo.-A letter
in the Norfolk Day Book, dated on board the
u. S. steamer PULASKI, at Monteyideo, July
Goth, says: .5e- -ee~t -i
Just before we arrived here, soldier, be-
longing to one OF the negro regiments, was ex-
cen ted in the little town of Colonia, near here,
for stealing % ounces from an chieer. The
culnrit was taken from the cabildo with his
hands shdckled, and surrounded by guard
Of soldiers, aud marched to the pubic PIAZZA !,
a priest preceding the procession bearing on
his shoulders huge black cross, aho ehant-
inc some part of the mournfully menotonous
funeral service The doomed man being seated
on a bench the death warrant WAS read by the
alcaide of the village, and having had the cru
cifix presented to his lips, the fatal signal was
gwen, and q sergeant stepped forward from
amorg the soldIery, seized the man by the hair,
and cut ms til, oat from ear to ear.
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n Wire and Sieve Factory. TIL. nm
dsrslgned having commenced the WIRE ~
SIEVE BUSINESS. on Pearl street b. low Cav
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants ,rt
the public generally to his stock He nAuufsctpr..
superior Rolling SCREEN WIRE Tor ms,
chants mills; FAN and STANDING ECRssy
WIRE. Also, RlDDLEs and sIEVts Of ~
kinds; BIRD CAGES; Rat and MOUSE TPtps
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOK BO0y,
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS. &c. Also. COIN
SAND. and GUANO SCREENS.
H Prompt attention given to orders.
9 w. JESSOP, Pearl St. below Carv,
au 2-lms Richmoud Va
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40 W f 4 A ID Y .
NiVERSTTY OF VIRGINIA,

- And Hon. u. w VOORHEES,, of lndans.
The ADDRESS, has bean pu'dIsheG. Hun-rsss
The ADDRESS Of Hon b. u. VOORHEES,,
delivered before the Jefferson ard W sshipseI
Societies. at the University oil Virgins, On ne ~
of July last, IS now for sale, and can b. mad rcs
paid by mail, for rs cents per copy, or five oop"
for 81.
Members of the two Societies who W On ne co
pies they are entitled to, must write To the Yfes
dents of the two Societies the LIST of October -
have no control over the copies which are for az
a. q. BkYLuE
SO l-lo.s Post Office, Unworthy Of Va
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OBIySON's PRACTICE, Vol. A.
n AZ RANDOLpH'S Bookstore and Bndsy.
A POLITICAL. TfXT BOOK FOX 1850. hIsi
view of Presidential Nominations and Flee
tons. including all the National Platforms,
Douglas, Lincoln. Bell, Cass, Seward. Everett,
BrecKnIi dge, johnson, 30, 30 81
THE EBONY IDOL. 81.
FLINT'S GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS
A New + d ton. 8 rs -.
FRENCH GERMAN, SPANISH LATIN AND
ITALIAN LANGUAGES, without a Master.
THE PRACTICE IN COURT rs OF JUSTICE IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNlTEb STATS
By Conway RosInson Vol. Plesdlnss n
Personal Actions, TIRE atIng paFtlcui: rlt OF Dec
larations, and giving FORMS thereof. 80.
aa2-lt
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A negro woman named Nelly, belonging to
Mrs. Mary Ann Grow, OF Norfolk, Va, died
ON the 10Th of the month Just closed, aged 100
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OFFICE suP'T OF STREETS, /

WILLIAM J. BEVlLL,
tLAfE OF fHR FIRM OF MALI & h1y1ukkYl
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, at the old stand,
southeast corner Main and l1.h streets. ana sQil~
try, viii is sxoouted With prnmptness. on fea>
sonabe terms, and In the best stvts sos-Sw
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THE x. @. C's.-Gsn. Buckley. the comnhan-
der of the X. q. C.'s, left Richmond, yesterday
morning, for the sncampment Of the order in
Texas. The North Carolina battalion, or that
portion of 1t in the counties near Underwater
Virginia Also leaves to-day.
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Staestag A6ray. Csops Se.
. RIuEviLLE. PirnYLvAnIAy 70; ,sa 80

HtUKviLLR, PiTuYLvAxiaA '{
.,.,,r .. .ro.a betvvesn " ashtng ION Orc W.
aer : Al lanes M. Farmer. two cousins, In
winch the latter was severely stabhed.--
Crowder aimed TO make his escape, but
was captured, and In now In jail awaiting
his trial. His father has just served out
two years In the penitentIary for the like
offence. Crowdsr IL only about Is or 10 years
of age Farmer has wife aud three small
children, who are dependent on his labor for
q support. -
Corn has improved considerably since the
late rains. The wheat crop turns out badly.
Tobacco Is firing very bad In some places.
ELKHoRH.
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POLITICAL GATHERING AT
49, BUFFALO SPRINGS We are re-
quested to sta.e that on the 9Th of September, at
BUFFALO SPRINGS there wlli be q political
meeting, to which all the friends OF BELL,
BR ECKINRIDGE and DOUGLAS are invited.
Hon RoaKR A Pryor, JoHy T. THORNTON. Esq
TIM RIvEs. ESQ.,. and other DISTINGUISHED speakers
and the other gentlemen, though not heard from,
are confidently expected. au % DthS
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RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
STOCK OF the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened at the Office of the Company, over The
store of Jas. Woodhouse 4 Co., and at the Office
of J. A. Lancaster Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
an 8-ts JOS. JACKSON, JR., Prea't
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PA - - uosrON. MASS.
Gentlemen will knd the best OF seccmm IA
DER NOT excsllsd in the United States
Nh 49, f.MiL&
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UNION PRAYER MEETING. -
M A Union Prayer Meeting Of all denomi-
nations vIh be held every AFTERNOON this
week, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. In the Lecture room of the
The citizens renerally are invited to attend, a
well as all strangers visiting the city. Tau 20-lm
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VA. CENT? AGRICULTURAL
49, SOCIETY The regular n,hly meet
ing of the Elk tCUTIVE COMMITTEE of tais
SoTiety will take p ace q the office of The Presi-
dent, on WEDNESDAY next, at s o clock P. NJ.
se3-2t c. DIMMOGK, Sec. V. c. A.. S.
RS OFFICE OF BUTTER AND
~ LARD INSPECTOR at J. w. MRS.,
Main street, No. 80. WM. b. MILLER,
Sc 3-lw" inspector.
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~ Insurance Fire and Life insur,n..
twhite persons and slaves) upon the most lifA,.ss
and satisfactory terms. G.. X. BROKEN,
General Insurance AGENT.
No. Exchange Hotel Hui dius.
Sc l-S Pearl stres,
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a,.-e VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN.
az STtTUIE.-A res uar moLtLly meeting
Of the institute will be held THIS EVENING, at
7sx O'Clock. Members are requested to be punc
tual TO the hour.
SO Sit J. w. LEW ELLEN, SeC'y.
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BOARDING

DOARDiNG.- Two 1sentI.men car be soOcn.
ID moaated with a nice ROOM and BOARR "
private family, by applying atthe Dspach onss'
az S-2tt
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IA "Cocktuil,' Ritters.-a superio, 90,
Gle OF GEHuiEES roU1H roN's tfTTfRat y.
BAk and PRIVATE use. Fofsale by n. ~ o'
or in quantities n suit purchasers At AA'oe'
McREtVEK & BRICKEN,s
Wine, LSu' r, an Havana Cigar Sore,
No 4, kxehange Hotel BpiId,n.
ss1-2t Pearl s,.ssi,
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arc EDiut, dhu bIduus upUu d rocky
which skirts the coast. A signal had been
agreed upon TO inform Garibaldi OF the safe
landing Of the expedition. Will not attempt
70 describe the anxious expectation of that
long, long hour Ten thousand men were
wailing there TO know the tate which was in
store fer their noble companions. At last a
faiet light appeared along the opposite shore
God he praised the expedition mad landed in
Caiabria. But half an hour had scarcely
elapsed when the rattle of musketry was
brought TO this shore tn re ugh the fires brea tn
OF the sea- A few more mnsket shots and
then all was silence aud mystery again. In
less than an hour, however, a messenger ar
rived from Major Missori, confirmed the suc.
cessfui ianding Of our friends, and explained
The cause OF the firing. The expedition was
nearly touching the opposite shore when one
OF its boats, either drifting with the current
or inten tionaiiy, separated from II, aud went
towards Villa san Giovanni. In that boat
were the few rsnchmen and En- glishmen who
had joined the expedition. As they did not
KNOW The coast and had not been made &C.
quainted with Garibaldi's orders 70 Missori
lhey Landed close 70 q Neapolitan battery
Although the night was dark the utries Of
the battery saw the boat approach and 70 We
the alarm, speedily followed by discharge Of
musketry and cannon shot. Two men were
wounded, but this was not the worst for tbey
were Obliged 70 sail back rs ouickiv AZ nos.
siois. By the time this unfortunate accident
uapPeheu, ms)oI missori had proceeded with
his men on the road towards Forte del Ca
yallo. ~ei oo-
On the 13th, the Castiglia attempted. lint
without success, TO capture q Neapoiiian
tigiia. "s'
p, 1ns Paris Debats af1rms that the Neapolitan
noIhe secretary WAS cognixant Of Garihaldi,s
iaes Visit 70 Naples. and that he has accepted
for King Victor Emanuel. Lately ID. COO stan
Of arms, 700 prime shells, aud q million and 8
half cartouches were secretly landed there.
a Caiabrisn, who was arrested II Faro, con.
,esssd ~ hAssng received money from Count
UAgniia 70 assassinate aaribaidi.
Two Thousand volunteers had been recruited
In Greece for u aribaldi.
as0.. Styles, Atd.desCsmp ana Assnt In
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n. Fine Arts 1.-The undersigned h..-,-
rec.iysd large and beautifui assor,m.is sl
GTptTt99 l III and PLAIN .EkGRAViNGsa -. =
teu'ion Of amateurs and the public Ia sssM
50 a we'll seiecyed axsoItment 4 ARTisrsa; a.
CLAN. ORNAMENTAL and OIL PAiSrfnlkS
we are slso letter prepared than ever n isn,gs
dns for N lRk0k. PoR TRAIT snd PicTpr. o. ~
mDuLplNgS Of our own msnufao,ure. gSaT
iNG;GL AbSEe, Rem = 4 and i tNvoS:
LOOKING GLASS PLATES. We voain AS
E0k PORTRAITS, PHOT0GRkFHS ana p,4S
TUkES, all of which We will sell, vboIao, ric-
retail. at very low prices. 'Ne or
N. B.-oid Framey te-xiidsd. Piotures rt
and Vanished. J. v. SUNDRtRG Snsn&
e wv go Main .tres,
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t-.e NHO. HOE HILL q 4 Me- AL

MEETING 0FTHE NATIONAL
friends OF DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON VIII no
held az the African Church on h4ONDhY EVEN
ING, Sept. Sd. Hon. DUNCAN X. McRAE. of
North Ca olina, W ii ACTRESS the meetin.. speak
Ing " II commence at . oock. rhe public IS IN
vited to attend. WIN. X. STUK. WANT.
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Nikizze the son of Marco Petroyitch, had
been proclaimed Prince of Montenegro, at
Cittigno, in place OF the assassinated Prince
Daniels. The exile who is charged with the
murder of Prince Daniels, denies having COM
mitted the crime
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Jersey CffyNe,ys.

srlWrSc AuSar-PArick Casey was yesterday conveyed
Ne county al from East Newark, under two charges
q which NE stabblng Of PAsrisk Dsmsn IN striking
na cutting him on the head with large knife he Is ALEC
snaged with keeping adsordery house, and II This
pace MAJ Dgman received his injuries The encounter
hstveex The Of the most desperate character and
Bon shat learn DgmAn would certainly have
~ Ne bot for The nterfercsce Of some persons prcecnl
Ak cass viii come up ncxt court
PAksrr o. un Hrusox Rx.ADE "A parade Of the Hud.
IN BRIGADE 70 take place on the 5lst o. this month. Tho
usund selected for he pracsoe Of The battalion
ussR a situated The Newark plank road Previous 10
- erntnon Of he Br gafe line, besutful national
ssr VIII be presented 70 the regiment BY COL d. & Gregg
~, who has the command.
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Temperature or the Week.

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in this city during the week ending
May ~, the range of the barometer and Their
mometer, the variation Of wind currents, and the
state Of the weather at three periods during each
day, viz: at A. n, snd and o'clock p. NJ
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weekly Report OF Deaths.
y Ne city and county Of New York, from ne 5th day q
May 70 NE l2th day q May, 1890
Nm, ia women, %; boys l3s; rrs, 132 Total, Az
Asais, 22, youths, 10; children, 2s4 Males, 80;
emAes, ~; oolorei persons, o.
nnkftr
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SITUATION wANTEU-BY REsPEcrABr.E
a youps woman as sood pain cook vssher and ironer
and for days, not suited, Al ga Pearl
BROOKLYN.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEnALEs.

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A RE
a spectacle small private family rood cook and nrst
her would do general house good
nendAors from her plsoe Gail for days
vandewater Of Pearl hfst floor, front
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a REsPHCTABLR YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A sITt
"A aiop a. nurse chAmbermsd; has obeo 10 the
country the best OF yefeseoes from her Lest place Can
seen for days Vt DIS West 18th a.
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A GOOD COOK WANTS SITUATION, IN lCIrY Or
"A country y obg1ns and willing; refers 10 her present
employers, IL Aahiand place, Perry s.
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FRErGHH Engagements were moderate, aud rates
l6d, 400 bbls lard engaged 25s 10000 slaves
At los Is bales of wool at 5lod and 900 boxes cheese
at 3os about 400 $50 tons mahogany Al 3os Rats
to the Continent were unchanged.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and sales limited. Spirits 10
errhRn.able order Ia small lots sold Mt fc and In
shipping order they were at AZ &c 4sc. asked The
last sales Of common rosn Of moment were made at
81 IS.
Ous-Crude whale and sperm were In fair request.
The last sold here Of moment nprised 900 bbs crude
whale to arrive, at PIT At New Bedford sales were
made at acc DOC and OF sperm at 81 40 81 A. Lin
seed was frmer and city was In good request at 5sc
69c and English at &c., with fair sales Of both kinds at
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was heavy and sales
confined 70 few hundred barrels in lots including new
mess ss a ST 81 ST. s old DO at 81 In tain mss
$l4 37h sl4 30, and Western prime mess at $40 So
Beef was heavy and prices somewhat unsettled The
IS &c. repacked Western at $40 u.s. and extra al sil
BIZ ana prime mess was quiet At 81 $40, while India
firm and in fair request with sales reported Of $50 hhds
at &c ING for shoulders and a. &C. 10c for hams
sales embraced about 400 bbls and tierces at l0Nc'
lc Butter and cheese were in fair demand and prices
RICE was active. and sales Of $50 casks were re-
ported at &C. 4c Included In the sales were 600 casks
while Timothy sold moderately Al per As lbs from
the wharf, nseed continued firm and closed nj Al 70
Reported or cargoee TO arrive The last sales in Boston
on ex ship aud 70 arrive ranged from 81 67 81 TO-
SAIHITRE-The last sale Of moment made in Boston was
at Ice. w"
SUGARS The market active and prices steady The
sales emDraced about $50 bids included in which were
about l50 hhds New Orleans, by auction at &C. sNc
Inc remainder consisted chiefly Of Cuba muscoyados
moety within the range Of CSC and small lots Al
&C. and at 7Ac ~ ~
TEA continued firm. Two sales at auction have been
ned during the week which drew good companies whs
the bidding was spirited and prices obtained sasacory
The catalogues offered were composed cheay of Oreens
and brought full prices. The transactions at private sale
conunueu to be brisk Among the sales were 5000
Inc cargo OF the sworddsh has been pretty much cered
straits at Soc 3Okc, and OF plates Z and e1,a VI
% oZs cash, and 80 l2< SO IS, six months for ~
wnIsns.. Holders demanded 23c. per gallon. wbile
'a'es were limited
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamship Baltic Gray Aspinwall March L. with ressure
and PASSENGERS 10 North Atlantic Stesmship Company.
steamship Huntsville Post Savannah, Nth pas.
sengefs 70 Cromwell 4 Co sd inst, IL AN oil Cape
Lookout signaiized steamship Nashville hence Chxrleson
same day 10 miles Of Cape Haerss sgnaised Kate
stewart bound s. 1h AM lat 81 20 N lon "a b5 " sirna
xed an Am steamship with troops board steering s. S<5
~, signslzed steamship Cuyler
sseassnB potcmac Watson Charleston via Baltimore
passed schr s 3 Bailey bound N.
sseamship jamestown, Simmer Richnnopd. &c mdss
And passengers, 10 Ludlam 4 Hefnckep,
ark daoriel Co. Coora Palermo IS days. with fruit 10
toorder Had some heavy weather
BARK "a Atkinson, Curaooa with hides &C. 10 B,onen
Graves \ Co. Anchored al Quarantine.
schr Comet tBr, Of Yarmouth NS Nickerp,n Mayaauez
PH, March l. with moiasges, TO Thomas James,
schr Jsmea Eneikh Hiiard Porto aico via st Thomas
where she put In for repar " days with sugar and mo
losses 20 pawson Douglsss Co. Of New Haven (whsre sae
ID bound has proceeded through
ncnr HANNAH Loud, Jscme March s with coffee and log.
schr Amercus Walters, Cumberland Harbor Cuba xsr,h
wsn sugsf &C master Had heavy Sc gAles OK Hate
rns ~ pesn days Of Hstteras viii norhsriy gales
schr WArtng Smith Savannah, days, with and
rice, 70 McCready, Moa h Co.
scsr Seorse DAYS. Torney, cAsrssta dAys with cotton
schr Emma Elizabeth mas.s,. Ireland. Ne wbern NC.
sesr ksjah Sheldon. White. Washington NC, days with
schr N Taylor, Rue, Washington, NC. 6 days.
schr Ida Della Tore rJier xorehead City. Nc DAYS with
schr Lcnoy Osborn, norfolk ed.ys essx
schr Mott Bedcl. Ryder. Norfolk. 8 DAYS
schr harsare Hsnsou, cy Point days with c,tson snd
|our 70 lanes Hunt< Co.
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RAILROADS.

HARLEM RIVER THE HARLEM AND sPUYrKN.
II duyvH Navigation Company have commenced running
between Third avenue HARLEM and Fordham Landing faud IA
Few day. viii run far 2lsh street, stopping a,iah
brcge Ane INFERNO ds sndipgs connecting with he seam.
Shore and Sylvan Grove and the Third avenue cars
70 snd from New York The steamer Emily which
mole o. last season. now running. aud TIE compAnys other
TWO boate will join her the from time ~ The
season advances The three boats win season land
may be the year round by which frequent pleasant and
cheap be had and the city New
York from both aides Of the Harlem river surroundings OF
ment and full particulars the route and son nscton Win
oher lines VIII be published In this pagers In few
dssA ~"
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
AL the boats Of this line will Sundays between Har
lem and Hh Bridge only leaving eachof those landings hour
By order Of he Board of Direc.ora
JOHN j. PEsIN4ER, 16uperintendent-
Office Of Fl. and u. ". Co., March "A 1860.
NEW YORK AND gARLRM RAILROAD.
IN FARE 90 TO ALBANY
Twenty sixth Street Station New York, folowa:-
For White Pisias, Il A. NJ aS and
For White Plains. g. 10 2 N, frc-
For Dover Plains, P While street depot
Connect - waii s NP NJ, Ispress train. w.
~Hh re New York Central Railroad.
RHTURNING, Will. LsAvE
E-iiAnsbridge 6 ~ and $50 A. ~, and 40 Pm
White Plains and 20 A. N, l245 and 4EoP.a.
Albany, II A. NJ Mall; 4lsP. NJ Express train.
The 80 A. mail and 80 p NJ espress traia connect M
Chatham -Four Corners for all stations Western Railroad
Baggage checked for mall and White
and Centre streets from TO lsA ~ and l 10 go NJ
JOHN HUaCH1LL, assistant Superintendent.