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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

l. SCRAPS FROM VANITY FA1R-"A long and sueces sful Reigm"--The Delage.
 ? !drtless Johe-Clark Mills Statue of Washington. seg sa Af sesa ,ysI1n3&zs s THs Lion and Abes Bsar-@A speaker at the late shoemakers' meeting at Lynn strongly advocated the strike, and says it must be carried thropghwith ss lion hearts ,, From present appearances we judge that the strikers will not only have to be Lion4heart- ed, but Bear-footed also. 'iast ssas { .ani 7ze CoMntryfor 5abiss -Lapland.sa ! Iao Pwofecamscal Rsmsay for Cryisg Naisr snacH- Rocket. aas7 siafoste 3a asTtzs5l INas s1T asstf .a l. Tfes eSf ge 8ai5n sgs4fi tl3sisE
 sssS aasasEs ss ayeeAssatentrrsn 6ter All -. a..
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

s2s4e -f. "a ' s4s WONDERFUL ESCAPES OF LUNArIc- Three surprising escapes from the Northerr (Ohio) Lunatic' Asylum, have been made within the last two weeks, by a man named Wheedon, formerly a highly. respectable cit izen and member of the coal firm of J. c. Pendletou & Co: ssr.sT's aenstAS. ', eA ierHl5 -' "Abont two weeks since, he took set of false teeth out of his mouth and by constant work .contrived with them to saw a hole through the floor of his chamber, making a hole sufficient to admit of his dropping through into another part of the house, sand then escaping. He was traced and caught at the house of Mir Pendleton. on Euclid stre,t. erss aa-H essoF sis .9i fsgSs htss.sE lsa ''As few days since, he secreted a pin and with that exceeding unlikely instrument, managed to pick the lock of his door and escaping into the hall, where he was. .fertr,- uately arrested. He then stated that pil, was of more value than ten thousand dollars
 when he wanted to escape from room. sq
 v Hast Saturday night, he was carefully examined, us usual, before being placed in
 lis room, but succeeded in secreting a small
 brass ring, split at one part, in his hair. On being lockedaup for the night, he set toawork and with the ring he cut through the win dow sash and shutter, So as to enable hin,
 to remove them from the window. 2 He
 then tock the coverlid of the bed, aud tore it into strips. with which he made a. rope reaching nearly to the ground. distance of some thirty five feet. !. Some, of the cotton batting with which the corerlid was Wadded
 he placed inshisi stockings to protect his feet, as he had no shoes Thensdressing
 himself in shirt, trowserso aud stockings he slid down the rope and escaped." sTll4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
st. Julien Eating Saloon,

GN THE " LIICHFIELU -HUUoE BUILDINU, 'L'A HS ''a-t-L -LI7cRF1ELD, GOWN, .e'-.. sa ITS now opened for the accommodation of the | public and citizens of Ltchfeld County. a@1We are prepared to serve OYSTERS in dfereLt lstylss-raw, stewed and roasted. --s - hs Also, some good Ne. TRIPE, served up to sxit customers. . 5... ,...-.- HOT COFFEE, FRESH BOILED EGGS, PIES ,ald CAKES always on hand, for sale by the quan- ,Nty. &c. Only beverage ALE and CIDER Oysters for sale by the quart or gallon at
 MARKET PRICES.
 SS&s& gsd~ GIVE US 4 CALL !e.a # anoaax W. WHEELER WoLcorT WHEELER saS 3n! !36 7aT1 t''s Y iA .yJf*t @ '-5E
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
:" of cheerful esterdays, a And confident to-morrows."

aa The first Lord Lyttleton was very absent in company, and when he fell into the river by the upsettihg ofaa boat at Hagley, 1t is
 said of him that sthe had sunk twice before
 he recollectsd that t'he'c could swim 2 ssifph q
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

b The city of Hamburg has offered to pre- sent gratis to the city of New York as many swans for the Central Park as the Commis- sioners may desire. The courteous offer has been accepted, with thanks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

Ayoung carpenter having once heard that i tbc course of true love never did run
 smooth, took his plane under bis arm when
 ne vent q courtlpg. 3an s7aEsH ,sssW
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

St4A
 the gray dawn had just begun te, streak the eastern Sky, when l laid my confused head upon the pillow. Day dawned brightly, and while preparing for1it with the listlessness which sfollows7 asnight of dissipation,1 my friend, who hadiinduceda me to take this un. usual step. knockedig at amy sdoof--sst An, Muagins, how are you after the partyp, ,,.I shook hook my head disconsolately, and flushed tylng my cravat. C am not yet converted to the world" said I; glahcirg around me and thinking sadly of the unread papers, the snug quarters I had left, for that mslee, and this dizzy head. Then came thought across my mind, why is it some thoughts are always intruding upon us just in the wrong time? Mss Carvy--what of heri {! and I told my friend decidedly I would not go to any
 more parties, they uhsettle the mind, shall not be myself again. for aweek.n " All the better," was his consoling9 reply, ,a!''swe shall make a. new man of you, Mnggins; g cheer ful. social fellow, instead of a misapthropist.n Thus ended the discussion, .-.........
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
Elln Park Collegiate Institute
 aas LITCHFIELD, CONN,

HINDER tho management of the REV DR.
 WJ JAHEs RtcxARDs. assisted by we'll qualified instructors Full course of English and Classical studies, with the Modern Languages, Music and Drawing Every advantage is afforded for obtain ing . substantial, useful and accomplished educa tisn. Terms moderate for board and tuition Pupils received at any time. For circulars. ad drsss s5ss t; Dr. J. RICHARDS, Principal.
 FrAlsg sd ..s# ..--.,.. F '.... -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

wN RAvES & sAYLEs, Attorneys and H3W Counsellors at Law. 207 Broadway, New York, lentrance on Fulton street1
 HENRY B. GRAVES GEO. WILLARD sAYLEs. s@aAF HO H@HtI 9@2I 'A* %f@fT' r' 1y45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

f
 ' Well here you are again, and here am I also, Joshua still, yet modified, and by whom2 my wife, Mrs. Muggins.. You may still recognize her, for these years have not transformed the pretty Carry you saw gliding by III the dance, they have only dignified her, looPed up the wavy hair and quieted the arch smile .93
 My country home with open lawn and wealth of sunshine, is far preferable to the close quarters and smoky walls am forced to be somewhat grateful to my friend flor urging me out on that evening long ago.
 but hate to have him smile so mschievous-
 Y when Hl he he meets r me; that is provoking in the extreme. ,..4s { Young man if you are an cficle, glorifying perhaps, in your frigidity, if you claim to be EuHsusceptible,, to the charms of true woma1- illness, or ifiyou are so misguided andinfdeI as tosdepreciate female character and socie-
 ty, and yet, possessed of your senses, and a: just amount of manhood. L warn you not
 to place yourself within. the pale of feminine Influence, for be assured there are re elements there, which will undermine your mighty
 VOWS of selfallegiance and contempt for her who was only second to you at the creation, and who often by a life ofpurity and activi- y VIII do more for the good of the universe physics. s"~ . r De e careful, lest like myself you should be . nmsetanorphosed from a lowell -nnloying and unioved dreamer into man, st5 s9T7Sod : "-t- of cheerful yesterdays, isasa am And confident to-morrows." sesGa9a T
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
.abe litbhelo G1l!lal,l!ii,rlesr !ll !i,ls ,.
JOB BRRINTINa.


 HH AvING recently added to our Job Depart EI ,ment one of GORDON,S, ,} ,, f-ssy.yY New . Lightning' Job & Card Presses. and number of fonts of new and beautiful Card and Job Type, from the foundry of Messrs. Con- Rtr & Sons 50 that facilities for executing all kinds of ls. gss.,.aa a, ] sr q. ]. ---H.a.l}f a3 JOB AND CARD PRINTING aa are not surpassed by any establishment Tn the State We solicit the patronage of our friends and the public generally, with tho assurance that their favors will be executed with promptne1 and at the lowest living prices.
 Among the many articles printed at our estab 1ishment are tue following: . iii ADDRESSES, ,. efs ..sz .s.-.. . ;. s-.. .s BLANKS of all kinds. t r..s
 RRONZIEG all eolers, "E Hf- -"el sa4.t.r. s BUSINESS CARDS, .- ,..-s.- .ifH 5ae l1 BOOKS, .H @ uTr.,f ri 1E,EEsf -ll BILL HEADS, 2. be- a-
 BYLAWS, saaal ea.a Esfzs n srsa ass BANK CHECKS, BANK WORK of every description. ea. a s@5 s. a4.ae CATALOGUES, ...- ..f
 s CIRCULARS .sa.aaae esst a.sa. -.... .-. DRAFTS, TA2'at Plain and fancy a @.~
 L. a b Q ! 9 Ia Black and Colored Inks, or Bronze of every sd shade, on White or Fancy Colored Paper. WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, "s effHs NANDB1LIs. HEADINGS, TICKETS,
 MANUFACTURERS LABELS, ITS s'a-- PAMPHLETS, POSTERS.
 PROGRAMMES. SERMONS. oa@i t l SHOP and STAGE BILLS, ks,, ks.. in every style
 Always on hand good stock of plain. enam slsd, and fancY white and colored s7Gr-.4~5 Ia Card9, ... .a aad, in fact, everything in this branch of the Ausiness, adapted to avery description of work as1 .s+ be.-s. JAMES HUMPHREY, JR. 1seyrn1R Jon OFFICE, Nov. l6. 1s59
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS.

MR. FAYE, in memoir lately read before the French Academy, suggests a concert in the observations to be made by astronomers upon the great eclipse ofthe sun of July ls, 1860, partial over a great portion of Europe and America, and total in Spain, Algiers, and Morocco, and portion of North Amer ica. Nj. Faye recommends the establish mcnt of stations with some degree of regular ity along the path of the total eclipse. Among many recommendations to astlono mers in their observations, are, the study of the physical constitution of the sun; of the protuberances on the solar surface; the test ing of the tables of the moons motion; care full observations of meteorological phenom- ena, ofmagnetic variations, and the like
 during the period of the eclipse If the plan traced ont by A Fayesbe acted upon, it will furnish, more positive information than has ever been obtained from the observation of any dozen eclipses since the world began Great aid can be derived from the applca- tion of photography to recording the phases of the eclipse s,s .t. .., i.ss s..ss. ...-.
 A number of French astronomers propose to go to Spain to observe the eclipse; among them is M Faye. He is now preparing in struments of all kinds to be used on the ex- petition. It is certainly to be hoped that all this labor will not. be lost by cloudy day on the 18th Of July. s@E t&s 533
 This eclipse will offer very favorable con ditions for finding the new group of asteroids which M. Leyerrier has shown to exist be- tween the sun and Mercury. The obscura- tion of the suns light will render them easi- ly visible, should any of considerable mag ntude be then near the sun. Of course we cannot be sure of seeiug any of them; flor 1t may be that this new group is made up of a very great numberof very small bodies, pos sibly too small for the vision of our keenest. sighted telescopes. ,.3
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

.MN A N1SIoN Fl o U 8 E,q,. 4 HM taa 43rsug .,-,; a,e.,sz.1 LITcHFIELD, CoNN.
 g. S. SPENCER, Proprietor. .-.srss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

MW ENRY M.. DUTroN, Attorney and HI Counsellor rat-Law. Office in Court House Ltchfeld, Conn. % 3T'.3
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

inn VICTOR ALvERGNAT from Paris will con I'M < tinue to give lessons in French and Draw ina in connection with the Norfolk Academy, mniicr fhe charge of Mr. Ira W Pettibone, A. M :. ana to pfiyate pupils or aciasses~ ~whoa amay wish to be instructed in these branches
 ,Alvergnat, refers by permission to, Rev Jo- seph Eldridge, D. D and to Col. Robbins batteIl
 Norfolk, Jan. 2, 1860. S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

KY ALMANACS for sale by i O w 7b(40l 963 TUi JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

r,E D, FREEMAN, Attorney and Counselor
 at Law. Also, Commissioner of Deeds for the States of New York and South Carolina. yefdce in Ssymsurs Building. South street, Litch- iAsld Conn . .t-.-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

C 20. M. WOODRUFF, Attorney and bNW Couuselior-at-Law, fSeymoprs Building,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

lKlOBERT M TREAT. Manufacturer of Corn !W& Shelters. Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &c.
 South Fafms. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

AElbrOtypcs !AmbrO.ypes 1! IWyHEsE popular pictures are taken with great Fl success, and at q trifiing expense, at
 JUDBS GALLERY, No. ? South street. itehfeld, Oct, 1859. % A
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

FIN W. SEYMOUR, Attorney and Counsel Me Tor at Law Litch6eld. Comp iaaai5
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22
Agents Wanted.

New Crop Porto Rico Molasses, .NTERY NICE. just Eeceiyed by
 1Af
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

+ 8. B BE FEE, ''}
 Nsw PRESTON HiLL, sLitcb6eldsCoY Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

TN TOR GE A H1CKox, Attorney at law. &JT Office in East street, directly opposite he oongregationalchurch, Litchfeld, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

NRoSSMANs Shaving, Hair-Cutting and NJ Wig Making Rooms-under the Mansion
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

.a.ts..atI alA aal hsaeqg 70 v sss '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

" q sAaly Henx New Jesssy, no wss sizsessA sxsss
o1ess VIM 8 rrssvsd unit the Es of ocAobsr ssss n.
usiyv0g 10 fcl0vinG DESERVED granite upoa NE vtAr
aaafI IA New ferosy, 10 vi:
1ts-About 70 90 cnbsc feet n acna, val quasvtsd ~
drss9 into cou,ses rvspecve Of ere1S esshteen 49,
twenty nrbee rfss with beds varynr IN wdh fun two
Aifds q Tho Re- he length q e sscnes W b. betve
lhres and feet The oders vii aaae she prs per subh
foo skng The face ssh vrl sgase and The sverA- vt6A
ana shsy IA be msde Tor atol go liner feet AZ The ts.
v inrh ccurse sps fo~ aor go Inca fss ESQ., q -
agsesen insh ana srsesn inch cns,ss
tsccu6-fw y p,ers 10 vtores 70 wort f,ct ) IN 10
Esch 81 tSsss vrrs feet inches log ~ fe<
rcbes vide, III casu f~ ssse w bs b. tAs cubic foo
rhss-The fsoxng soaes for % oasernsie, tr~verse
oies 70 feet 1-hes long b. feet wide
sopss fe rrhes ons By feet inches wde u rnes
feet II inches long By feet ncbos wtde stn~s fee
nckcs hong b. feet inches q soa-s esn
fe-t vide With end sgusrr snd one eide Tea .achs
ous. he ctk~r NE foot 10 ches ioax Thee socs.
WI al be q The thrkns ~ sr ans NAY ts tfevef
fcs By sh- superficial fceD 70 dre@ y thM trhne. q
rrsdy dressed ~ follows Te upyer beds y be poem haa
sred xve tee Jcns sna front ana esos etses poais<
An e atrve ersuite 70 he EVIL qaarrri aud ~ srn<
and tnrrte qualify, end " ~ soils 70 The nupeueod
ing kprnse and the os I'll be .ccept~d Tor the ravey
Circles eta he k7fs and ore h 800
Of the above aescr cour~<s add eabrssxe stones WIN
REQUIRED " the 21k NJ Fovemter a. The bAlssce n
be delvr I'd b. ia MAJ Hfl per cent bang
servet IN Al cases from Sch pasmsa NE .'n a
o.ssn ard supsrusca,as Kaf~sr q Fori ssaiT Hoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

ENRANCIs BurrRR. NO. 3 rgK SLIP, mas tbs
Target NJ Dora the world f~ sale u rk
BpILkN pf.t.e ssnrs cuve ard g.a E!sesu'nssc. %
The snisrs~d sente o. Busiers Br.edss Traoss
hsnsv~mest nt-rs~es Ae Of Dr. 9TH 81 ins'rsucos ~
lady Iescrfss1 and fiiussr.tei." r. r~niA
EvcR eALE-A FrIL BLoopYp IRISH SITTER
tve oh and bro<en sold t.cae ne owner hss &c
ssee. befa~~ u a NJ, on ttts-~n and r ~
Grand cRICK ~ mATrTf-oF WEDNESDAY AND
NJ Thnrnny crs 4 81 a~ouS e's srrund Hpco
hen, bcsern and Kl~en PROFESSIONALLY ~
Ne rrs>d Adms~r och dAy 2ss. match ttxsss 30
Arsnv~0e.s VII b male " Scare ssAS tor ladies' And
prcn~rvv order
VACBT wAsTRil-rKON b re- % TONS ADDses-
y q Q. 2. hog 10 HesA.s oaace fu 5ot rees sASas
wtexe ca 10 ssn4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

R.rnc.n -
Sc day. q & he q osaao Of
this ey tssysrieen members voting favor Two aHns
solved Tia, he ..es q ss,s Common Council 30 and
road co@p.ny ~ s 10 extend Se d aos soaa
anu ~ - ass ta1 ss ee % 30 sss Tor sSrs on
u N i E 81. aYs s.,s ,sss 1.s:
as .pS <. % k:S: % s s
roSyn and Jsmsa Railroad Company or their sss,s na .
ass . fG I'd .ps ss 4 ~. = Of M con
duly ss % :Ss as ne os
The srooa,n Central ccmPsny with which latter
he & % s S &:
% suS s . 60 y. on g y with y.
$50 sspSsn,sd se.sa eos.nx q Jsses
os.ny The eons. saSrss:sS saos . lie r'ssdss
INC e Sr1cn SsooSIns n gsiso.p Dec u
To The Pre.dse. q De Brooily ly k.irosd Dom
ceuir. ssosa 5onpsay and q he Ssoof,so and Jsmsa
M s Ss IS SSa Soass 81 s ey
Brctyn as ssied sssoa, psased The following resolution
on lhe sh nas AI company received the following
orncs snoonys err sAItsoAD cosrAsr}
- x, y,, rl No ~ sus .ss s'rss Dc 5 ls,s
tss from DE hrooAlyn Central Railroad oyupsuy
:. y
FOR s1cS sss.oa Is s.y sss% spsrss 'n'
s E sS &. Z ss
9 NJ
men respectfully ycurs
IA SEl5SsSgsor conul's'..
A. The meeting held At Tie ooe Of the Company o. the
Road q .se,e On sssnss. was msde 90 far . the Con
Tha undersigned. oomniaee the Bsooklyn CITY Raj.
I'm s sas az !. e *.
mutual nss q furnss street b. ,sd esmgssy for .rs.a
,ss sosa Z S%.s .s asc s g. Sfsrc s . as
The -. oy koaa. % rive the Central Kos1 ,Ss rsh, %
:s ~ 's he
.. road rsp..s fos - sr Arss yss .aa ssr ss e.,A
ss pr e s:n q se o ss s ss
ss n Il, ~
cs e s.a snsrg sss s .ss % :sse ana I
ss s S s mutual - sra n s s q
fr9S =. osiiaSs pa Lssi ,s.o a rninskEso ,sn
On il IAN Ia We r.cesec The folio ling comm
nsoOsLrS. Dec Il, isse.
0IvrrEsEs-Ibe brcokb Cay Railroad Company, II :
n,bep, 70 csumrase he srr.nsem.ni via ,ss roolyn
csnss ksios uo@pssS !: set isrS "a he nsnorssdaa
& I. Cd j. ss q Ss.s |
pare and subn 70 yoa fu agreement At our esrs cove
y. r. P1RRsos, In behalf o. the cosnssee.
The cy karoad ccmp prcceeded q enee % eonpsss
., .s sss =. S :. .s Z : :.
sPproyed ~ our Board srd rstssd fos Tie
ss s .. ssH s. nh. 9
sf s rsd sIi ups. ooMp..on Of hs same sAsy declined
Our tcnsssy ssps The Courts .sase sAa, o. cy
sssss:' :: $3.50 Sc De ssif
beea. anl RAY 70 carry out Va u
sss w y i:i:iy sssisa g y 81 q ~ issas
w. ~. ss.s e /.
ss @ "a = e srr
and The Cry crnpasy refnseo execute u
sxrvemsu originally nade b. NE uoanhtsss nk oompany
WI ~ b. sbls 10 ~ csrS nruass Parma
sree< sfes shAn hAye ~ down ~ own rNs ihsrsn
in pursuane Of Ne pesmhs given ~ Vie co~non oonsci
and n its rghs usdeg ~ charter.
fi rs ssI Sis2.r' |s.~-n..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

rHoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRx-oN SATURDAY,
j. oocbW -. the Unitsd ss..es mall rssasr AkA9o,
D. I0s commander, wt sail from Ter 81 North rvcr foo@
o. Beach srse saturday, o Is ~ roon This steamer
unsurspsd for sfey and cofo-hAs double engines uades
deer enclosed By tight compsr1ments which, nedes
ukcf rasua tend IN the event Of COLLATION. or arAndinx %
keep u pumps wuk and the safety OF veal
and passenger Prce 81 pAsage IN tccond cabin S and -
- nsgM g pssses spPlK snsuih 49,, M M
TON VIII sAu Norombe1 TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

4 nnn nna HAvAxA. DOMESTIC AID GKsNAs
ret1ce pc stcck VI sEss~s " HrosA~N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

uYRAMnB or OCTOBERs
- FOR SOUTH sAPrON AND uAvHk
The Unil9d s4Aaaa ms0 osAuahtp
ADR1AfI0
Jcnoph j. Cumssck commando VII al from To fooe OF
ansl street. on Saturday Ooober u 70 L. u. with mas
pamsu1erp Apd sped1o Tor the above portA . -
frexht Appty ~ The omoe o. he NORM AtAn-
10 asanship Company, 30 VAL strees, room No
Erhs Atlanta A. q. Gray. comnander, WI succeed The
zdrfatie, ana sail saturday. November IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01


UADkhF OF hUeIO-s ksPKhS-OOISON
A. ; nls lhukDAu EVENING. Ocsobsr l. cd
LASf MONT ox Tux siCfI.IAN ykbP kk8
- 49, .4-.,-., hhk PAULlhh COLSON.
m az Sr sdT,rs9is ros Of xisns
o.iSaLlI FERRI huMCr
.,. auls tnohDAT EVENING" OCTOBER, l. & n
po31feH nsA nlEht o. ,ne Add ceiebraiel t)uera
Tux hiClIIAh vEsPEhA
- usn y VERDI the Poem BY gems scr,ks
WITH hkW And sstENnIn slFNESuy
UNIQUE AND PICTURESQUE DRRsh6S
hkW AtCourkkhkhTS Akb PRUPnRTI.n
PaIkCIPAL CHAhACTERS
~ sso Srf1HE1B
Poootds Chiet OF the lonspirators slE sug1
SECONDARY CHARACTERS
By Ame. kecAArA. SLgnora Iotu r. BArtH CruuA H>R~a
GRAND CHORUS AND 0KCHKSrRA
Aosoal Director and Conductor. xVM1
LAST Ni0Hf or THE srcILIAH yKspaRs
will commence Ms Dozping at O'Clock, At the r
the Academy OF Music, ~ SHELLS stationery store NJ
street. and = Q. Brsus,pg,s: NJ Broadway.
On Wednesday eyertnx. October 8
Mss ADE.IhA PATTI
VII appear, Tor the drvk tinA, yolsc. Ia VdrAfa
LA TRAvIArA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

A Hxw u4ABLuHrKNH 70 ruKOHAEl OAsg OF
"A Cs0lhinx yurnhura CArpe. as1 yewsn2. fr rSe W.
sr ha,Sasrsd Sy sns oasvsS - Tor l dress a. = Dor
pania but no dving aayufnG Ne va Ils.se cd g -
70. win = nrs e rsestvs = ~ vas FOE ssns sssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01


Irish Pcasantry under the influence OF Whskey
In CtrculaonA Biz of Screech from PhaddyThe Masters
Brde-Comins Home-Ail-en Teird Nc shy and Her Pre-
sentimentso Evil The Storm Coming Blighted Heart
pi~cusson Postponed for Six MonthsA Lawyer Washes
his HAnds-A Lii er~nce OF Opinion Corrected1hs Arrival
BAnApAs.
The storm-AHeens yeus-A searching Into the Heart
Struggle bet ween Right and Wrong
BaTrAAAn-PhIp Gone-Aleens Frght-SNr Inzssts On an
Immediate pepstarc-The Boa. Capslzed-Fhnnp In Daa
ger
uENsATIn rARRADAH.
AHesn Overcome BY Her EsaoionsJhe Depar.gro-weri
hoohy-
PROPHECY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
sHHs.raNU

EHoR LIyERPCoI-TH BLACk BALL LINZ CLLPrsR
ship FIDkIsIA sails ID the kkPTunE sAls on
he it'h instant For passage apply 70 JACOB WILSON, oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

E,oR Oh ARLEsIoN-THE rIEsr On. ASS SIDE wIIEkL
IL seamship KEYSTONE STATE Capt O hsrshmAn
win Philadelphia for Charleston 90 Friday ocsober
8 al TN oclnok A NJ CsbLa passsfe sls Storage ~
same rates - by from New York Suveror state
ruous may be secured By applying to A. HERON Jr lM
North wEaryes PhnAdeiphia The steamer STATE OF
GEORGIA will sail ~ above for Savannah o1 Wednesday,
October 10, At ten O'Clock A NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

The souih ana Southwest hres tearners wsek-Tuas.
dHys ThursdAvs and seturdays TIT weekly Unhed States
Mall sde.wheel steamship linz Tia fsvon,s steamship
JAMES AD0ER J ID Philips commander. w1n leave pier
No Worth river on Iuesday GO. :. O'Clock Rs.es
SIS ehsiesion s. o. SIS, New oriaans $50 Is; Mobile SIS
hor,go%sry, Ala. ~ Sssh,tll. Tenn dT ,s Memphla
tl 90 Au.nsa tal; chsrloae n O.. ss2 holumbA, q q.
SION CO., Broadway. The ASH VILE |. Il Muir
ray snder, will eed. Thursday. Oct and the
COLUMBIA, Capt Berry on Saturday. Oct The Adams
Expre oompsnys great Southern y csrsrs ths
lre The kxpresa Agenta South viii give information - 10
sailing days, fare. &c