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Buiidlas5 RHrht two oh buildings in
oaunt"r formerly used rs freight ho SEQ by
tina Central Railroad company, but lately occ,i.
pied Ter military purposes, y eye CONSUMED by
ife last IAursdar e. eninr
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THOs BRANCH SONS.
| PETERSBURG, VA,
lave fer sale~-
s. hhds. N. O. SUGAR.
100 bbls. Extra " e " Refined SUGAR.
- boI3. Crushed 10.
80 bbls Powdered do.
80 b. xes Talow DO.
$50 boxes SARDIEES.
Is bags Black PEPPER.
900 box SOAP.
- boxes Castle SOAP.
- K e. Hoy AID Mule SHOES.
- key cooking SODA.
go pounds INDIGO.
: s-ts Iron AyiLS.
NJ sets SpRIN s.
zC0n pounds Hose shoe NAILS
% tons Rbod Sap phos. LIAE.
- tons i 4 Mexican tUAEO.
- tons American do.
/ tors Peruvian DO.
~ bois. Richmond SYRrp
100 bales Gunny BACiGi&G.
1iA begs hio COFFEE.
500 SACKS Washington SALT.
100 tlercts III, L. 10 TT
:. BBLS AI.NUNDs5
- % casks SODA SALARATyS.
J bali CDRhS.
. boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
- boxes PERCUSSION MATCHES
: ~ boxes S@t Ell oI l., ot No. quality.
10 boxes FRENCH MIS- i'AkD.
80, 800 foe HAVANA CIGARS.
z y Ii,
20 b0x4- Palmetto CATSUP.
- boxfs SARDINtS, prime quality.
81 coll ROPE
% kogs 81. CARB SODA
) bbls COPPEkAS.
5bois. LARD OIL.
; uan bb.s. BLACKBERRY BRANDY
5 half bbIs GINGER BRANDY.
b3is. ST kAW + FRY BRANDY.
= buis H8SfBERhY BRANDY.
- bbls. hOS :. CORDIAL
3 kegs III mon CUkDIAL.
> eel HOPS.
go ga han ghae aud Telegraph MATCHES
30 il Sur AdeEsut.ne Gan DIES.
81 B1is boxc' AdamGnl.ne OANDLfS.
- qualJ=f Hyzes 8damsntins GAN DIES.
For Raia WI Il JONES Il 80,
10 4-ist 18th st.. btt"eeD Main and Cay.
n- LF GUESTS BLALg TEA
Ltt do. GuppNY der Tea.
- b 1es UoioaG Breakfast TEA.
20 mai h9zes Grnnowder aud Impi TEA.
81 t. ~ super "arb SODA
10 bags Y, re tITNGER
10 bags PEPPER
40 heis. prirAe = O. Sugar
boxe~ Stuaris L. a. - GAR
50 osskets 6oury CHAMP
Z, r ans Letter = c +, eisc4p- PAPER.
5000 low priced CIGARS
SHOES,
BktbGANS.
RUSSETTS,
LADIES CATERS.
BLANKETS { a,t sizes
y Military SADDLES.
BRIDLES
AND
STIRRUpS
For rae by RI, rOFG4 IS 20,
no 4-2ss II Pear ssteat. hiramousi.
o. BBLS. r. A. Stuarls Mountain Wills
20 bbls old Bourbon WHlsEEY
20 & o Bah's Mountain WdISKEY;
81 ' I'm French bRAfUY
- a. L -ltmOrs oSe GIN
80 COMMON Wink
Leo Coverings Crushed aud Powdered So
GAR;
IS hhds. prime TO choice SUGARS;
80 bags prime Rio COFFEE
70 hes. ALCOHOL;
~ I" No. Leaf LARD;
lGd N. @. Tarni'y Rue, Gross snd Cut HER.
RINGS;
50 hat bar, els No. AIACgEREL;
- bbis. Ne. II. G. sHAn;
81 Rum;
y MAJ ezra WINE;
hifchests, 10 quarter chests, and sualr5oxes
Green TEA
- boxes Black TEA;
SOAP, CAND ES STARCH FIG BLUE:
MUSTARD. BU,hETS. TUBS, and everything in
w. Il JONES 81 CO..
18Th street. between MAN and Cary.
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- - - = - -
TAE DATTLE AT LEESHURGs.

Description BY aa Eye- Htfasss~-ieeaiitefs 81 the
Pi,e<-Ihe Tsmc ,As Eaemy ccsssd--Ov forces
Essaged--1as Fedevais Ostsanbsr us Tno 20
oas-- Desperate and Successful caargts by che
Csottfed.rase sesdts r. ~.
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A FArHEs AND DAVarrs Daowssn.-Th
osslf IN xf m of A.

Rockingham Register, OF The lst inst, Gays
On Saturday last 8 man named Slater. tly.
Ing near Port Republic, in ALTERNATING 10
cross South River, on horseback with his
daughteT, who WAS behind hjrn. tas hnrsa
fell and practpsta ted them both iuto the ri- +.
The r. ther rot ont, and ran down 70 catch Is
raughter, when khe seized him and dragged
him saso tasenrrsars asa bosh were drowned
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A0dHoc3s 3gm'at We acknowledge The re
reIPI VI Zen uolars from II. Evans. il D., 81
Marion, South IaroIn for tie bei.vnt Of the
MarY!hi!d traoia
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FROM CAHP BARROW.

aa -|!es's IN CaaP- Pia.e. Firing Pro,4ot5ga-
Llas-i2a for Eacaacses III Tie Coatea,iga-I6ai.s
tft6c HTml, Sc, s..
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- Rasiyodd Acriasxs - a collision occurred
last saturday, about enc o'clock. soma two or
tasrce miles above BuiDpRs' Turnout, On tho
Nixtnia Ceatrsl Railroad. The dew ii freight
raj II, instead of waiting for the mail train 20
aass. the latter being sossew hat behind time
Proceeded IN 10 "a wajef station, where The en-
siue was detached. aeaving tho ears on the
na'n trick. The mail train shortly after
wards esrne arnnnt. "a curve and r,In into ;ha
fr~ighs ears, and the copeussion was 30 power
q ~ to throw the locomotive of the track. -
Hr :. X. h srton, the engineer, WAS consideras
iy injured. but the fireman lesps,i eli and WIS
inhatl The locomotive and two of the cars
we're much damaged. This III the extent of
ne casualty 40 far a. wee are informed. The
'uih and passenger train due here Saturday
.ifefnoon, did not arrive until Sunday morn
* Al . o eiock, IN consequence Of the accident.
Tho late rains have casused q breach in the
isas Ridge, bu' ii 10 hoped that the eircum.
tsiace Y Ill not eAfse amy sefions interruption
Q travel III Tie direction of Staun'on.
TQfyai Issues If s1es--The li9t Of ildict.
usnts published ON Saturday c"cas!onsd no
t,l,. sensasion in THE community, sines it de
stloped purpose 70 enforce the law upon the
affect OF Illegal banaiuQ which has in 40
AMY instances been violated. The Grand
bury will complete their work at their next
assting, on The nh of this month and Il j.,
yb4bIs th'tt the in fieted parties W III DO called
- tor tIisi directly afterwards Meanwhile.
e City Co1acii may take some ateps towitr,ir
.lieyiag ,be corporation Of Richluond from
he dilemma III which il IA placed, hirh can
ally lie done by a special enactment at the ap
aHliiag session Of the State Convention Il
All to h,A taa DETERMINATION of the Court to
T"secute the enits to the full. extont Of the
i.. and we have IL ieaat he prospect Of u
hees a. the hitherto uuli United pgactic@ If L.
ng niividual notes We uia ,e some quota.
,oas from the Coae OF Virginia y. our Iaet p,-
ser, shewiug the Ii billy ii offending ;.artias
forfeit their capital, ard it a.ay be intefe- =
~ 10 pursue the suhlecL stlll further Ga
3 = Sl9 OF the Code. In the Is \ relating to
u4cha tered banssa and Illegal circulation. we
lad the - ;oi est =ecgion-;
+" lJ--Aii IA aTobers CT any association or
5in amy th4e shati trade or dou as Il bank,
CRY on bai @ink, without authority O.
Az. ard tnttr officers or AGENTS herein, snail
- co0fiued - itii not more tAan fix months,
nj tiaed no3 t,ss than oac hundred nor ulotr
lan Ave hEet.rsd dollars"
The same penalty is prescribed ia the cage.
any individual issuing NOTES o. circulation.
"zI ANY ,esson may recover, by motion
'4tQr9 & single Justice or alderman, or before
.'y court. from ANY person " hose name ~ OH
i.a tsce OF az not" OF denorn .aatiUn less than
tSe DO isrs, which my be issued after tne
'ssEfSe OF mas act, i've times lhe amount Vi
uch note and snca rcco very shall Ca ia ad o.
alien - the GDe herein before imposed"
''&f-iAe penalties imposed ~ thiE act
uaL. be la addition &c pens !tjes here tofore
INNS 4, and tbs stCt shaft iie construed rs-
fbejialIy.'
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CTR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Il Distinguished C't',cs of Vs-sinfd H9meC1rd
BonRd-.borements Of Soatherrfrs Ma cded-P4b-
ltc upin'on AZ Eag'aHd Fdrorab'e 10 he Southern
Cause.-The Esta6 .'shmsst Ct G southern hsus-
paper Coatesgpial.d. 81, SC.
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FoRr ETAsa, near Leeshurg, !
nrt,,hpr Vn 1851 {

fsrrerAI coasrapospascs or TEE Dt'PArcH.l
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Theatre i be opening pert rtnautes al the
Theatre 90 Saturday night were attended BY
va+t thronE, and the appearance of the house
arEied the Llad back 20 the times hen we
<uew nothing otwarlike 5cenese except Through
he mimic representations vi the stage Al
Dough TIE interest Of the occasion was in
ne de s'ee lsesened lay circumstances which
ho aaanHeeF war unable TO control, the audi
sDce was Jitpo-sd 10 be lenient and every
ling passed OFF as well rs could have been
Ape Eed The OPP ping address, by Miss Ella
Wren. was well received, aRd we can say il
'ohrf 81 the young Indy that she created =
highly favorable impreesiou npon fhe minds Ct
ice Spectators, 10 maEy CT whom she was -
s'rHnger " may speak Of others of the COM
5apy atTer q 9 haVe a more favorable orpor-
unity OF judging OF their ueritb. The per
tOrmtneee OF "Kings inf-nt Drum Corps
"nslItntsd q prominent feature of the night :
ntertaipnent, and took the audience by sur
sire We are assured that valuable aces
ions 10 The dr'taa;ic company viii bt made at
Il early period
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lie >form.--Tne lIe Of Friday night and
'atV'4:.y morning proved somewhat aestruc-
lve IN iEs ei.rc.s upon the terls Of tbs soldiers,
18th mere and in tle neig fbog novdo f IL lnass,,-.
il the river il -Vv;.s sill. more revere We
-'un from tie Captain 81 the Curtis Peek that
hs "lod blew 50 1dri0lsy while he ws1
waiting for Passengers at Grove Wharf that
ne InooiIngo proved inefficient aud the steamer
eeame almost unul,,nagenbe, and he was
onpeIed 10 leave one Of the small boats on
.i1oie and steam Up the river, Passengers
rom the soarh represent thai force paie
lev II from the SCI, aud the supposiion j.
hat there were -eiious DISASTERS on the coast
riov. t..r 1t affected tie plans Of the Fede al
naval expedition bas not yet heen ascertained
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Esss 4, axa4 ax,, a..

CSi- SIC HEWARD--Il (. "a tar rlrset A.
t.'ri FL - the balisfd Heu r O.. 4 NAVY
T. SrOL.
he bove re~ord wi be ia j and n 4Gcs au.
sskef upon us deliver, az ,,lis ottiee.
d--If-
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4 vain ten iAs. kio drsads ysoeAily
s!9as4at % sst AalsasA rssss re pa9
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IL .2y's Court Recorder CAskiE presj-
tne.-iGe frs easo called was that Of John
e. Hughes. euaF.ea with making a violent as
5auls upon biz WIG. bat the latter fajied 10 so
os.T ~ consequence oi the death o. child
nj lac lnvesll4at,on was os'ponei,
J 1hn no ~, charged with betting hia vile
}ald@7t on sulIdfy occasions, desired ii further
Untinaence OF he casa 10 procure testimony
hi+ bebait, AID tie request y7an granted &c
"rdingiy.
" HE Dod-on, fstbarless boy. arrested
Or bfea king q window of the Jewish Syna-
'og1e with 4 ro.k, was liberated with an al
nouitiop as to tho Consequences Of SECOND
,iirnca
H4rysooi johnson and Thomas McNHlen.
'h&,sed wi-h drunkenness, were transferred
o tbs "are Of ar a.IGv officer, who will give
hem chanre to Distinguish themselves ia ac-
iva service.
An old offender named Nm Comfy, Who's
opioaa bo,Jions have proved the blight OF
rs existence, ~as committed to lil il d, fault
i eecprity to Keep the peace.
line Of s31 was imposed upon John
} Brieu for keeping his bar room open alter
ID O'Clock on tbe night Of October ;}tth. >.
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1879 s4a ~ 30 $3.50 sssss
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f.OK ALE OR FxC HANCit- A vr.y 4e-
4 slrsble RESIDENCE ASIA FARN Hlas-
lag Y or - acres. u sit purchaser .I;uaisa u
the vicinity OF the f,ourishing and erowaS cry a
Augusta Ga The bniitig arc eli dew. aad Win
all tie necessary out.bai d!nas m,4 g,lGps. 10
insrkas garden on suburban res.d, nee and 'oas as
choice variety OF / II. tFsSs. gaspes stsN 1ef'
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with to engage few more laJ..
men to nj up IS Grammatical and M!os r-j -
Good sslaras will be paid 70 Ne, ,,,. '
fully competent 10 AL their -ngageiacat
.ueh need apply. Apply Il, tte aa,.r ,s.t' ....
&C lS-Iul& 7 + STRtT,t.x ..--
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GROCERIES. &c.

2. II 7. IINTEN,
no l---eodt1JN Secretary of state.
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AMUsEMENrts,,'

THIS EVENING, Nov A.
W.ll be ps'foiusd TIE LrshsiI. r,
THE ROUGH Dtayoyn
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k1NkANhLiN Ii ALL,
II tFoRaERLT OH Ia srTv "a
NEXT DOOR TO EXCHANGE NJ. ~
VIE be re opSned in few DAYS vvith 81.
ENTIRE .kEgg co.,
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Forty other performers every light.

A CARD EErHI p. T. BARNUM.-IIyING WHALES
N on exhibit n.-Having learned from ishermea ~,
eminent natxuN lists including the ton statement a
the celebrasa Asazzs that the whits wha, could .
foand in tcy PORTION Of the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence neare
tolabraisr male journey there In June last, acson
parted og ny agent remained there fortnight, 80
ma!o evsny rnngcment for capturing and keeping aakve
two Of TING monsters. This arrangement included he
services thirty five men besides my special ag NJ
then rety rned and had erected in the Museum r1cs>
vor Gx feet in length and twenty nye feet in WIDTH h
whth7 placed water and arrangements made for
cov aaal fresh supply also mado arrang meuts with
stang and railroads TO conway these eviathaps 70
NV York at the fastest possible speed, without regard
t~v expense.
am highly grathed in being able 70 the public
~ there every prospect that at tho moment thsy will
~ reading this "card" two living whales each from M
twenty twenty Ave feet long, will b. swimming
Ia In tho grand reservoir Of the American Museum,
have just received telegram from my agent Saying
he arrived in Troy with the two whales in fine ORDER at
eight O'Clock this evening, and would reach New York
tonight As II is very doubtful whether these wonder
full creatures be kept alive more than few days The
public will the importance Of seizng Tho first moment
| to see them. p. r. BARNUM.
AMERICAN MUSEUM wednesday evening, nine O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
| r AURA KEfNEs THEATRE.
IL THE COOLEST AND
| BEST VENTILATED THEATRE IN THE CITY
| POSITIVELY
TIE LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE SEASON.
| THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
s s pvsy tho last opportunities which DO aordc
mo Puonc OF witnessing the
CELEBRATED EXTRAVAGANZA,
, already reformed for more than
FIGHT CONSECUTIVE MONTHS
during which period II has been witnessed by over
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY -FOUR TlioUsAkU
PEOpIF
.,,, ,n,c. TO NIGHT,
THE SEVEN SISTERS asilis ''o'''S'
UNCLE SAINTS MAGIC LANTERN;
with all the
| NEW TABLEAUX, NEW MUSIC,
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES.
NEW BowERY THEATRE
~ sole Prop etors Mssrs. c. l.. Fox ]. W. LiugarA
| THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1851,
The patriotic Drama Of
a., HoHs SHOE RObISSO
l ,,nI 49, H. Fux's comic Pantosnine OF
"o'hhi, so %oG ,Sa AM. AND THE GOLDEN EGG,
| THE NEW + = IAN.
| RARsuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
| WILLIAM T1TLMAN and WILLIAM srtytuNa
the Coored steward and German Sailor o H.
SCHOONER $. j. wARING,
| HOLD LEyEES DAILY AT TIyE MUSEUM
wHxr III t Or NAN Any M a'1s nEHE,p''s'
4 Creature
MADAGASCAR AI.BINOS,
WHITE NEGROtS, OR MOONS
&c, Sea LION LON Mammoth Bear s,mson, With vsrtesv
y, Living Seal, Wax Figures, &c.
In tho Lecture Room great Dramatic Ncvey 10 sasreA.
Embracing Farce, Vaudeville and i,urle'la
With brilliant and talented c,mpsny, including
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. REYNOLDS
MISE BORA DAWR0N, DOUBLE Won ED SINGER
LA PETITE ADDlE lie B2tJN,
The favorite Juvenile danscuse q. WAYS popular
Inc nrst Of tho company will be tho dH
m MARIE, 11sE CHILD OF SORROW
10 DC iowed by other interesting attractive pAael
Admission 10 ALL 20 cents; children under TO- ~ casss
T AURA HEENE's THEATRE
IL - GARD rvmlc. .....
IN concluding the most brilliant thearicss spsn
record,
MISS LAURA KEENE
Tgs 10 tender her sincere hanks to generous phH
whose kind appreciation and liberal support h9 ns3
ef'rts TO cater br their amusement has stimulated .
new oxertions IA the field she has underworld
Encouraged by the success attending the prodncAss &
the eo'o0' a'ed pay gi,p sr-vv,. s,s,rrns
which has achieved
UNPRECEDsNTTD RUS OF EIGHT Mosrrw
and upwards she will cndcasor to maintain tn raputa-
ton nor theatre has achieved for
SUPERIORITY OF ENTERTAINMENT
PERFECTION OF N SCENIC DISPLAY
n.order tofaci;atothe accomplishment of hls object.
TO, CLOSE TEE THEATRE .''.'...
FOR PERIOD OF THREE wsxxS
to perfect hor arrange nents for thu presentation
EARLY IN sYlTEiiBlR
ENTIRELY NBw AND ORIGINAL PGC1.
Introducing several
GRAND NOVEL EFFECTS,
which have been in propad alton for
SIN MONTHS,
at outlay Of
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and which, for
ELABORATION OF SCENIC DETAMA
have never been eQualled .,.t'..
CANTERBURY Music HALL, .... .....
~ 535 BROADWAY. ...... ...., ...
The largest company in the world
A. N. HERNANDEZ,
SAM SIIaRPIEY,
SAG. ABECCO,
MONS. DUVERNEY,
FRANK BROWER,
VIM PIERCE, ~
PAUL BERGER,
PABLO CANO,
FRANK SPEAR,
MONS. CONSTANTINE,
I. La NONE,
MAe. MARIETTA RAvEI.
Miss CLARA WALTERS,
bile. RtysAIiE,
MHe. WHEIPIFY,
Mile. FRANCIS,
Me- Caroline,
Mlc ADELE nna,
Forty olher performers every night
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IN ELDR1DGE STREET-MADAME WIpGER, CLAIR
w voyant and gifted Spanish lady unveils the nys-
tees Of futurity, love marriage absent friends sick
ness prepares medicines Cor all diseases tells lucky
nsiab,s propcrt! lost or stoCn, ~.
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VIZ tNTED TO PUPCHASE-AB0UY SEVEN OR EIGIgf
w hundred dollars worth OF good substantial Furai-
turc. Any person having such 10 dispose OF will rA
CASH customer by addressing or calling II t. SO
Br aadway, ro,rr No. g. N. ROr would like to purchase
tao Furniture Ut nrst class boarding house.
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sIIIPPING.


STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
~ pool, landing and embarkng passengers at Queens
town Qreand) The Liverpool New York and Philadel-
phia Steamship Company intend desIatchng their full
powered CLYDE built iron steamships as follows
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, August 10.
KANGAROO, Saturday, aug sst IL.
ETNA, Saturday, August %.
And every Saturday al nopn from pier A North river
RATE or PASSAGE.
First cabin SIS seerage. ............ $50
10 70 iohaon.... 80 DO. TO London. SO
Do TO Iars....... SIS DO. to Paris.... 80
Do. TO Hamburg. SIS Do 10 Hamburg . IS
snsers are Asoiorwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotter-
Jam, antwerp, &C., at equally low rates.
PERSONS wishing to bring out their friends can buy tick
ss mere a. the following rates, to New Yorkfrom Ii
Serlooi or Queenstown, first cabin SIS, SIS and 105
eSsrage from Liverpool, $40; from Queenstown, $50.
ihese steamers have superior accommodations for pas
In water tight iron sections and have patent Are annhi
feors on board.
For further information apply at the companys Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, N. Y.
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TINIRST ships FOR LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON.-TTIE
Il new ship CONSTANTINE, pier 10 East river for
Liverpool, sails this day; the splendid ship LONDON,
pier II East river, for London sails August TO- Passcn
duced steerage prices For passage &C. apply To THOS
&c. ROCHE IS South street. =
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IINOR GENOA AND LEGHORN.--THE SUPERIOR FAST
II sailing ship sCfOTO, IS now loeany as pier No. Q
North river for the sbsvs ports and will have quick
despatch For light freight or passage apply to DEINO
& CAPEN, 81 aOuth street. q .
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CUNDA BOAT FOR ROCKAwAY. THE SEA STEAMER
- CERES, Captain Walter Gnity, will run every sun
day during the season. leaving foot Of Jackson street s
river S. Spring street. North river at and pier No
North river O'Clock stopping at tn Seaside House
each way. Fare ~ cents each way Good blue fishing
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ENAlL TERN BEGINS AUGUST 27--s38 FOR FOURTEEN
IL weeks Fare from New York 81 So Best sus
tanned Boarding Seminary in tho state Brick buJings
Sixteen teachers For catalogue address Rev Josenh
King, Fort Edward, y. Y.
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FURNITURE.

BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
"A for $s4 in all coors, Of warranted Manufacturing
also solid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental.
H. F. FARRNGT0NS, 1888 Canal street, opposite Woos
ter Established in 1S48 =.
DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNI
ID ture Packing Establishment 1l3 West Eleventh.
street between Fifth and Sixth Household fur
nture boxed and shipped to all parts Of the world furni
Of families boxed with care storage of furniturcs
covered wagons for removing furniture TO the country.
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W LINE FOR LONDON.--1HE SPLENDID CLIPPER
"A ship ADR1A1IC, lying al pier 16 East river sails
DL tne 18th Of August and the svore packet ship DEVON
SHIRE, at Pier II Fast river tho 18th For passage
at low rates. apply board to TAPSCUrr CO. South
street. 20 fIr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

IMPOSITION FOR AI.BANY.-FARE so CENTS.-lHE
~ fast and splendid steamer NORTH AMERICA, Cap
Gain Hancox leaves Robinson street pier this evening
O'Clock, connecting with New York Central Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

INOR LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON-TWO OF THE
Il finest ships oas Oh this port with the best accomo
'daons and the lowest rates Of passage sail this day
Apply Immediately to tie agent for tho owners u. Nc
PHtRSON No. Greenwich street, Of the Battery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

DEAD TTIIs,--A PRRENOLO GfST AND AsTat4OGhr
that bens the world and IS 900 reward for ahy oif
who can equal Miss WELLINGTON, who Va Acknowledged
TO I've the only lady in this city who truhfulIy gives in
formation concerning losses, lawsuits, journeys absent
friends love- courishp, marriage, health, wealth nod
who will reclaim drunken and unfathful hust@nds Miss
W. IL the only person in tn city who has tie genuine
Roman and Arabian tsnans for love good ic and all
business AFFAIRS, and are guarantees for life Delay 10
consult this naturally gifted and beautiful young lady
Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable cay refe
rcncce can be ct her residence 101 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

nOARD WANTED IN BROOKI.YN.--A YOUNG MAN
II wants partial board the Fulton ferry terms
n to exceed So per week. Address H. H., box 1852
Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

NOR LIVERPOOL.
T A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR TRAVELLERS
The splendid British iron steamship ROYAL BRTrE
Thomas Smith, commander will sail for Liverpool tbs
10th inst
This ship has excellent accommodations for limited
umber Of first cabin Hssegers Rate of rassage S65
Apply to ROWLAND II A,PINWAlI., Agents,
81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

IN For Albany, Troy, North and Wesl-Sunamcr ar
rangemcnt, commencing Monday May ~ 1851 III A. NJ
fast express train from Twenty street station for
wliamsbrdse, White Plains, Croton Falls Dover Plains
and all local trains. See time table.
JOHN BURCHIIL, Superinte ndent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-ROOMS OR SUITS or
ID Rooms, neatly furnished second aud third floors
T. ont excellent pantries; suitable for families; also
cummodat for two single gentlemen. Apply at "a Sands
street, near Fulton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

yIyANTEp-A HOUSE, IN god NEIGHBORHOOD
w worth from $i2 900 to s. Too In exchange for
stock Of hne Jcwery, or w.dld exchange fer country
farm near the city Address A. g., box 2,asaPos
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

nOARD ON BROOKLYN ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Is fine Rooms families single gentlemen, at 70
Columbia street. Dinner at six O'Clock. References re-
quired.