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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-11

G. EKRRBURY HALL,
CiHY4ABURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LoUIsIAS, AvlIuE. NEAR SIXTH STREET,
i Aeor of National Hotel.
v1owDED HOUSES,
CT svSed with an Audience
CULTIVA'Iss, CRITICAL AND REFINED
80 STRANGER
Should leavet sity without seeing the Combine
tior 81 Stars now performing at
THE CASTERB URY MUSIC HALL
First Appearance in this city Of Mis-
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
AGNES sou THERLANp,
TEE SCOTTISH NIsHrsoALli
The SCOTTISH EIaKrINGALII
This lady has Travelled through the princiual
success, and s.engassd to appear here At An enore
European Journals. and creates srsss SENSATION io
wherever she appears. She possesses, too, when
when she sings Ali the Blue Bonnes.S or f fbs
MoGresors' Gathering, you can almost fancy that
msnts to the glorious legendary son9s 81 4Uid sco
tia, and that tartans are waving and plumes nod
Ing place.
Continued Success Of the Beautiful
MARIETTA RAVEL,
The Spanish Dasssxss!
Second week of
THE COURT OF BEAUTY.
Composed Of the most Beautiful Ladies on thu
American Stage.
MILE LIzETTA, KATE HARRISON
HELENA SMITH and others,
In New Dances.
Second week OF
D g NJ Z Liza wELLO
The Yankee Sonsstress.
second week of
BOB HART
LEW SIMMONS
The Cork Heroes, in New Ethiopia. Aets.
Second week Of
BOB TLER
The Worldrenowned Pantomimist.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
And the entire
M MMoTH COMPANYI
IT; TN bss ss,. in
DOT,
DOT,
will not be produced at this snt but the
lAushahle Ethiopian Farce entitled the
PORTRAIT PAINTER
PORTRAIT PAINTER
Will be produced every night until Jx,tAe, soties.
The this ases that tbs p1Ss OF IN
seeing Dot '-' "''"'"'
TONIGHT,
The Comic Pantomims entitled
JOCRO;
Or, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
BOD butter. 49,. Jocko
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
BY THE COURT OF BEAUTY
NEW DANCES
NEW NEGRO ACTS
BY HART AND SIMMONS,
- BYw. ARMSTRONG;
BY BOB BUTLERi
BIG BILL, FULL OF FUN!
Doors open O'Clock performance o clock.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs so cents.
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
IL No eoldler will be admitted to the Canter.
bury without proper Pass. All Passes will be e.-
smined before Soldiers can purchase their ticket.
BY order 0hs Proroa Marshal Of Wasiinston.
~SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.
THE FIRST MATINEE
OF the Pail Season will take place
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th.
on which occasion the
ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY
will appear in their
BEST ACTSl
The managers take pleasure in referrins IN I Ia
family entertainments given Al this s.ts IN .hmsnt
mes. Wii snc spGTng and promise that the matt
Uver y, OOO Ladies attended the matinees in four
Children e Aese'' e0 ioi hooies anu
no gentlemen VIM be admitted to afternoon en-.
'er snumsnts unaccompanisd by ladies.
The SALOON attache TO the Hal viii Do closed ON
these occasions ~ o~ oA
hh an1u 20 cents; Children 10 cents
Doors open at O'Clock; performance ats. ses
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Auction SALES.
fIIS AYTan NO. -o-a Err
By aREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiODeer..


By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
CxCELENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
II FuRNITuRs AT AucTIoS.-0n FRIDAY, the
i7th instant, we shall sen at the residence OF Mr.
Charles Kioder, No. 491 Seventeenth street. be
tween and streets north, at 10 dock q. m,
. rcllent of Furniture, viz
one Brocatele Covered Parlor Set, consisting OF 2
Tete s-tete Sofas, 2 large Caster Arm and Par
Walnut Side bosrd Extension, Card, Side, and Othsf
Tables,
BrocateIe, Lace, and other window Curtains.
Walnut W hAtnot Writing Desk, WasnsAnos. ~.
Mahogany Hair Seat Sofa, Rocking ana 0'"e'
Cottage Bedsteaas, Hair and other Mattresses
Feather holsters and Pillows, Bedding ana "sro-
Tapestry, Three ply and other Carpets, ciicloth
Fine oval Giit.frame Mirror and other Looking
Glass Chandeliers and Burners, Iron Beadstssd:
China, Glass and CrecSery"are' among WHICH Is
~, one large nons Forks and Ladies, and Ivory
Handled Knives, Iron Hat Tree,
COOKING and other Stoves, with good assortment
of Kitchen Requisites.
Sc es slst Gre re- GREEN q wILIIAMs: Auc,..
NTARSHAL's SALE OF sCHoON ER.-In yirtu.
NI of decree ef the District Court OF TIE liked
States for the District of C9lumbis; L VII SCI 81
osd District on To EsDkY, the 9th day Of Sep,
| smber 1872, at II O'Clock q, m, the schooner ss-
boo. her tackle, apparel, and furniture o,,
s.1dd L. s. Marshal, d. G.
i uzrHr ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, FoR
vsnt or hiaders until FRIDAY next the 18th inst
l ssme hon and plnce WARD III. LAM0N,
l sc Io-dG L. 8. Marshal, ID. c.
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IfoR SALE-A fne bay HORSE, about fifteen
saddle horse, and thoroughly broke to har- ~
ness. Also b, good; strong, light three-NA
on on application to GILBERT GORDON, No sos
INeII vi 81 IL O
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FORDS NEW TBsTH STR. TH5ArER
1eHfh ST. 'ors'ennsy lrdnia or.
FAREWELE gENEFIT,
Positively, the Last Nh. hut Two OF
TIE EMINENT eNrnT,S
J. 5. CLARE.
THIS EvENIN>
Immense Co,nbinatt~
In consequence of numerous psrts bs;nr ma hleV
tp obtain seats, owing Ia the crowda .t,ts OF the
Thsster, on Tuesday evening last, sy Clarke is
induced TO announce the repetition e the came
great bill of attraction.
Tom Taylor world renowned Gomez OF
OUR
AMERICAN COUSIN!
Asa Trenchard (the acme Of Yankee
Re plete with original sentiment, Fun and FROG
Also Charles Dickens Dramatic Story of
DOTt DOT DOT!
Or, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
lilly elowboy. = = Clarke
With all its new scenery and una pproschabe effects
New Comic Drama in rehearsal,
CLARKE IN RUSSIA.
PRICES ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParQuette. 50 cents
grcnenIe StaIs 20 Cent
X = e. b. ID Ctutt
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors open at a quarter TO O'Clock overture al
8 clock curtain rises at a quarter past o CLOCK
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By W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctiopeers,
successors to Wall d Barnard

Corner Ninth street and Penn avenue
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES, ROCK
Il Away. JENNY LIND AND GERHANTowS Wfc0Ye,
AND HARsEss-0n SATURDAY AFTERNOON
18th instant At clock will sell in front Of the
Auction Rooms. (south corner pnsylvania avenue
j Jenny Lind Wagon
four-seat Rocksway
i Jenny Lind W sxen, for four persons
Rockaway, for four persons,
IGermsntown Wagon, for four or sin persons.
Rockaway,
Also, Double and Single Harness
The above described Carriages are new of the
latest styles and in excellent order were made for
city, and can be seen on application.
Sc u (RepD W. L. WALL d CO., Aucts.
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TENTS, KNAPP
VI SACKS, HAvIhsAcKs, PopcHIs, OIp IRoE
sHoyELs, SPApEe, AXES, AEON MONDAY
MOhNlNG, September 18th, ut 10 O'Clock at the
Government Warehouse, foot of q street. near the
City Gas Works, We shall sell the following articles
condemned M unit for public service
$50 Old Tents and Flies,
10, % Knapsscp,
566 Haversacks.
S,7S5 Canteens,
1,933 Pouches,
Axes, Spades, shovels, Picks
Camp Kettles Stoves Mess Psus
Drums, Bugles, Flags Bessacks
Lot OF Iron, Tent Poles, &c
Terms cash, in United States Treasury not~x
By order of Capt. DANIEL 9; THoMIs,
ses-d J. O. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
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By w. L. WALL d Co.. Aucsioreers.
y Hlfy.-6y virtue Of deed OF trnsf. SulT exe-
Gated. and recorded a the land Iesords Of wSs6-
.s sh.Il 'sII q Pl5iic Assdon, On the irsm;sas.
oacAIyhDAf, tho nth day OF eegie4ber, A. D.,
cSn,rs numbered eight hundred and seventy -iosI,
Tens. One -th,rd oash, the h.,.n,. m ira
SuA leype1tss . slx and twelve months, With
interest. a dse4 given and deed Of rust taksr.
~ ~ ne oe'eIrSo payments. ConvcYsneins ~
HtkEP sS.gcLINs,
aa1 w. L WALL & co xrets.
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EJUNT & RRIGHTWELL,
IL DENTISTS,
No. $40 Pennsylvania Ayenue
bet 9Th and 10th streets Washington n q
Artificial Teeth inserted in the most i'm nroved
style. Having every facility we can put up
work at the shortest notice and on mode Ks
rate terms. Teeth Filled or Extracted inSIYO
the best manner. Single, Gum, and Block Teeth
manufactured to order.
CHAS. 7. HUNT.
sep 8-lmr y. HALL BRIGHTWELL
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w FELLOWS HALL.

Sren,h ST., mar ID.
pED sUooBss
OF rld-renowned
\ c. CAM ,la B6.sssL MINsTRELSt
y oNbooN V APPLAUSE
s'"t"hsiostte ara SIishtsd AsdIsnsk
ELITE OF RI the sry,
Vine should fail To. his talented
ETHIOPIAN CeGREssi
Il G WuA .---..--....' Projectors
50 cents. =" vchestrs sea'e
p Ssloe SPsR at performance to
os pe'. BlOCLD,
" ConIAc]-V Agent.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By h WALL q CO., Auctioneers
LADY,s RIDING PONY AT AUCTION
EShTU RDAY MORNING, 18th instant we will
sell very stylish, gentle, and perfectly safe riding
sell W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts
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BY w. l.. WALL u CO., Aucylonssrs.
TkUeTEEB SALE OF vALUABLE PROP
and rseorsed u shs and records 81 Vs.
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of ssptembe > A. D.,
VIZ: Lots numbered seven CD And nine s. N Jki,
paa1I SloorviE0n, of part Of square num-
30. ~
1erms: One third Dash; the balance in ,vs
llAl payments. ~ ely and twelve morths, with
interest desd given and . ced OF .rIrt tsken,
ALFRED sCHUcBlNa,
4, EBERLY, Trssteee
~ - w. l.. WALL Il CO ,kucts.
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GROWERS THEATER
Penn. dcenue near Willard, Hotel.
LEONARD GRovsR.-.-....-......... .MASAoEn
THIS EVENING,
Last night but two of the distinguished Comedian,
JOHN E. OWENS,
JOHN Z. OWENS,
JOHN T. OWENS,
Last night but two Of the beautiful Actress,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM.
First appearance of the following artstss:
MISS JULIA IRVING.
MRS. MARY MARSHALL.
MISS MINNIE MONK.
MISS MARTHA JAMESON.
MISS SARAH WILLIAMS.
Tonight. Mrs. Batemsn's brilliant Comedy,
SELF.
SELF
SELF
John Unit thia rest masterpiece) John z. Owens
Tomorrow Evening
BESHsIT OF J. e. OWENS.
Pue Q OF ADMISSION.
0rebsstrs Oh, ~ - IS cent cent
6aInlly Circle 49, Is cents
COlorcd Gale Is cents
Ooioreo III x % Genus
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7 @NOTlCH.-Tho members ef the Company
- formed sr the employees of tie Office of the
secretary Of 40 Interior are hereby notified that
NOON, at B o'clock until further notice: and that
IN the failure Of Any member to attend without
'alid excuse, nne of one dollar will be imposed
ma II absent four successive days it will be consid
sred sufhclent cause for expulsion from the Compa-
ny. BY order of Capt WATT J SMITH So IOst
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1862. THE 1862.

ptNSsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with It's connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QtlChESr ROUTE
FRoA Ngv.ioah To rnE PRINCIPAL WEsrrRs Si ~ =,
Tisht trains daily fion NewfofS 70 Phi sie.phA '"
New Je..,y and Camden sad Amboy line y r,,Is
ALL ThROt Oh rHAiNS FOR THE WEST ~ '"
KOUtE LEAVE NEW-iORh FROM THE
FOOT CF uOuRIbANOf-SE y.w
BY WY OF Philadelphia the morning s
lOTA a. SAM time a. other routes, Evening ps'e
al % b. M. one hour later tlan other lines. Gam
By Ny of Allentown. evening passengers leave mt,
three hours te- iu the Northern lines aud ~ vV al
arlse 90 tn sims ius A. Ncifhtrl iines ~ Nats,.
points 10 the North cs Crsstln- lid anoVol- Lou' n
-. Louis L.es"lani tolaabus tincinnsu shs ."
point Ne.f Hiih lever changes ~ cara ,.n,4nhia ts
Pi-o.r6 $50 mes snd Now * 10 r,t.'bursh ~ @"'~
smoking .nd Sioou Ctls on N tgaius
Foo TIE aine a. other routes
s,osr, Titastf. : .oi until u.el oy li.s,5s55sA
WESTERN EMisoAtIos. =, Fm,,rs.i
the Fenu. ,la Ira,sh company ,,,s,r,.1e mode Of
tgaye 20 P,.tl,s moyin. Ne-iw sF' at ono HA'' "'
Vi fare. .,,,,.,ra
By his foue eirbls II an deupi'n cav 90 .s~ In
20 and fom So point tho ri' o. ono HhIl-
dlma lnlof. " s.onH %, I."h ~ ~ n,yisbe ryea d
the Wet by ,-..mrf4 from itsD ga II, L. 49,. u-,.tby
lhs rates ID freei % ari nom ~ PN' ~ "a 80
lie Ps,.v MIA Rarcnd II a 'nnei a. ia'oiap's :, mo
tr. t ireas rortlton ., teif trsshs 70 'n''
Ilay. can tuy VITA e''' ,VE 'sftCk.
F.mru ni Desrri 10 Live stock ~'u n.o va, ana .aO-
,, route. Clpacoh, ards. ell ""te "a az, ~. in.
snit eouue ,iious, sud eycy attention "a pad 10 IN
% t,rsbn, where Will be found every cosyen'c ,rJ
ieedins ara resting choice is Offered o, 'ss Pfs
mo- 4 ELLIOTT, Passenger Ascent, No Asto'-
LFECH Co., freight Agents, ssh wu.m.A
No Astor House aud No. sou'a ~.
MCDONALD Bi'cHofF E"NsE NJ. s sss p.ss
ENOCH LLwis, General Sept Ats0s~E -
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Steamboats, Gn0 Railroads.

NN Sunday and every day, for Newark, fare
" BE- and Bergen Point tar Ice 1hescamboe Thon.,
PWay leaves pics 20 Mr.. foot Derst Al iOI am aud
NEW-JERSEf RAlLkOaD-FOR PHIL
u ADELrhlA ard tho SOurii AID WEST via Jflt.
Sly CITY and Ia Lines leave New.Nofk Al :
nnd 10 d. ~. a. q ard u p. lue ~. Through doket.
fod for me South snHWe and through baggage checked
A. aud and II 70. o.. tltina.
j. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage viii be received or any tr4ns unless drgaei
fn cecatd Is minutes IN ady of the time OF eayia.
C1ONlNGiON LINE ior Boston, via GRO
- tam. kEN-LONDON SrONINorON. PROyI-
DENCh. NEWPORT, TAUNTON. and NEW-BEDYORD
The % lendil steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PlY.
MOUTH AOCk will leave Pier No. 10 n. X, foot Of Court
landt st.. DAILY texcept Sundny) at q. III.
Freight tA,en a. low by any Other line Office Of Com
psny No. lis Wcskpt. corner OF Co,rtlandtst
w. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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Goal ano tl)ooo.

DARNARDs STEAM KINDLlNG WOOD
ID FACTORY ard coat YARD, Nos. 2pi aud 2lb Front
- Nos. ys y,3 sud 30 soutns'. Brood Mountain Black
ilea aud all sinds u Coal Tor Sale. Pine OiA nni Hickory
God sawed aud spt ready for BuHdles for 6roces
always on hand Shipping supplied al reduced price,.
IOAIS.-i}est Red Ash, Egg ana stove
~ rG 81, Large hut. ~ 81; White Ash Lehieh fgs
and Stove - a. Liverpool 49, camel 30 Rec rrcnud
and DE- ivrfed ,.h when ordered Apply No. JJ Bow
cTy, No. I'll GIccne..t, and NO tl9 BrOouc.-t.
JACOB WEEKS.
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INSTITUTE, Established in

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, Established IN
ma No Il Aladi.,u.svenue, " d. reopen o. MONDAl,
sent Is under the direction of Madame L. h. fKtNOSI
IOLUMBlA COLLaGE.-Tbe next Acadcnl-
t. ,,er of his Institution viii beg1 the first Mon
d ,6,h, of Ooher when tie students vii attend at y am
for M4tucnlaton. - c,rrrpD A.
sth October al "a m Those falling at the June eAaihi
tion will be rs.px .iuin,d on the same day GU,
CHAS KING. LII D., Ffesldent Ool 1ollHse.
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TlnE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. q.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
vesi contains the following:
I..LEADlNG ARTICLES: The Rebel Invasion: The
souhero Cbivary; The Syracuse Convention
Editorial Paragraphs.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
H. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V..RECRUITiNG.
VA PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
vI..THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA.
vu..THE CONTEST IL MARYLAND: The Great
battle Of "Wednesday; Oralhc ana Interesting
Particulars; Terrible kncouutefsi Desperation 81
the Rebels Heroic Determina ia Of Our 1Ioops
,pondence Of The n. Y Tribona
VIII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
POTOMAC.
x..FaoM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The n. Tribune.
x..THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION or
EMANCIPATION: SeTenade il Honor q the
Event; Large aud Enthusiastic Gathering III .
Speech by the President; speeche. oy Secretary
Chase and Cen Cley.
xl..IMPORTANr FROM LOUISVILLE; Buelps
Army Near a. Hand Ltu.yi.le Considered SAFE !;
Brasg in a Tight Place; Gen Morgan sIi. Holds
Cum oersnd Gap.
XII. THE GUBERNATORIAL CONVENTION.
XIII. REPUBLICAN UNION STATE CoNvEN-
lion.
lv..FROM EUROPE.
xv..MoDEL BARNS OF TIE SHAKERS Three
Days Among The shaker, o. New Lebanon; heir
Mode Of Life; Products and ManGisciures. Thor
Religious an1 Political Opinions CouespOnd
ence Of The n Tribune.
Xvr. THE CROPS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
XVII. .EXPOHTS OF FARM PRODUCE: CoErospond.
OF The ~ Y. Tribune.
XVIII. WHO FEEDS JOHN BUILT
XIX. THE ALLOTMENT SYSTEM
XX..STAND By THE GOVERNMENT: Gerrit Smith
20 his Fiiebd
xxl..THE PLOTflNGS OF REBELLION; The Issue
Ia itf Magnitude.
XII GEN MANSFIELD.
XIII .FoETRY: My Msrylsndi" a" ori Maryland"
xlv.PENoGRAPHY.
XIV POLITICAL.
XVI AMONG THE PINES.
XVII. PERSONAL.
xviii. CITY NEWS
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xxx. THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES
XXI. THE HORSE MARkET.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF t,s
STOCK. Money. Cotton. Grain. and Cattle Msfkets
specially Reported Tor Ibe ~ Z. TrOane
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eopy the person who forms the Club.
Fors Cl0e Of One Hundred seAd Tie Daily Tribune
gratis
SINGLE COPIES for .se at the Publication Oa.ce THIS
NORNING
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
spAIHG ARRANGEMENT.

ifp SltISG ARRANGEMENT lsoz
COMMENCING MAY lSiL
Passenger Station In NewYors 27th-s- and Gh'sn
IRAISS LEAVE NETWORK.
lor Se''hAs-n = u, tEx)i l2;l5. tEr.li $50
tor 6.iisrTorG . a ~. tEI); l2:ls EI)i 80
49,. and p IN, fEs
for Mlfo-d STAFFORD Fairfield Southport and Werpot,
&c. NJ. l2:l5 $50 end i;ao p IN
For NOrwais $3.50 IA. l2;l1 j. tEx)' $3.50, i;13 3
For DaI.n and Greenwich. :. 800 nj ps. $50 "a
For stanford. 5. (Es( $50 m; ls:l' D GHh d
so, 43o, $50. ?. NJ, ~ .
Ior Port Che and int nediss stations s5oa IA ~,
b., port he,- er sud Sow. Rochelle. 8p N, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via sohnsf.li q a. m, (ELh3 (EIh pm
az
Fer Boston, via Shore Line. l2:is. ?. M. lEIb
for Hartford and Springfield, IA, lEIL H:la
Erl ?. III. (tS.l -
tor Coorec lieut. River Railroad to Montreal, = n (ELs
and l2:l5 y TO Northampton. .
For Hartford Providence, aud F;shkin Railroad a.
Ok l2:l5 ..
For Nsv-IIasen. New-Lonion end stonngion Ra;lrssi
at q NJ Il.tS ,, y. m, (E1.D
For Canal Railroad u Is p. n. &c Northampton .
Ter Hou.atolic RsiiTosa. to Pt.sheld. Jp II W
B.fingtun sd on SATURDAYS throi h 20 Pittshrd
For Nsugatuck Rail Dad, A. m. p. NJ. ~
foY panbury and Norwalk Railroad. J. $3.50 q m,
" cemn,oaloas Sleeping C.r. spachel to p ,rA.u.
JANIS Ii. hOlI, suQeriutntecl
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PEONOUNCING BlBLE-Royai octave. with Fronts
usoe two pew Maps Fami Record etc The proper nsues
ae and divided 20 that tle most conmon iesdi
an comprehend them Each book has short i1;rodac
9on OF great value
this edition Of the Pibe 10 bv f the mos com.
ule- ever pabhed in TN. comfy Hill deifhia News
For family worship piissfe des 1t n feain- 'h' e''
tion has strong recon ious.l The Fr.n. fefsn
MONA AND RELIGIOUS O. CITATIONS. from six
hundred different poets jest out Compiled 'r,n A.
eyopse ical sanafoi4t. BY Rev WuItsS kICE. 4. VI
LaIge ocsvo With Fro q. piece colte'ltg b.alaui
steel eugraviuss of i've Of the ahles' p1cts
This is splendid all snd Val receive 9ui-
veJ,alIa favor is TOPICAL y ssngrd aud hl ctpous 80
deI the oes, ne of the poes ~ most moa tn re-
hx,ous subjects can be sfned with with gteat isety
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6la.loncrp ano fartn C5oons.

rEHE NATIONAL PORTRAIT CHESS AND
L CHECKER BOANn.-A neat. durable snt oheap stl-
Tor the mill npuus on fr uuuted 'quac' har He
lac pi of al prominent 6el'fas and Conuofa"s
aso President Secretly Of state, &c 4he nfr'
alone worth than cot ~ e board tnf tar 1J
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Id eru,y men will ind our COMMDNfLACEbOph
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al o. ROBERTSS LINE STEAMSHIPS,
w. FOR CALIFORSlA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARA6UA
THROUGH a. advance of thg mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FAKES THROUGH 10


NO DETENTION ON lhh isliNCS.
The new and .0iendid steamship AhEklt =, kwp suns
JEFF MARY Commander, viii s4il on SAT- BDAf Otootr
5 60 o'clak noon precisely from her Pier Il the foot Of
Wirr.s' sorh River, san Juan lei or, coune' tue
Nth the a., srd vel known steamship MOSES TAI LOk,
r. Hogr Comm ,nder TO sail without DELAY Tor
trsucco direct arrival Of tie Passengers At ssa Juan
10
The speed ard accommodation Of these steamers
surpassed either AMI Il 10 Intended
hnd passengers by this line Ia San Francisco within :!
DAYS
Tho uude guel having been in the California trade from
tine brgun begs 20 inofm the public that this Is pea-
pat FOR the purpose Of being bous. Or
driven OF TIE .hps will positively lave the day sigef-
t.cd month"; aud in six month. other saip vii De-
ron informstisn 81 pass -, apply & -
NJ. D. ROBERTS
No IL Mes,..t. corner o. " arf,u.st.. North River
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HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-F0rA LbA,
L Il Ny aud TROY CONNECTING WITH IKAiNS
NORTH AID WESE Trains leave:
From Ih,uberss' From psns,
Express and II IA. and ,: % l:?I IT, s.S . I" .ns
II ard p. IN. 5.a3 p
irscan lois D m 1910 pm. Sunday inclaasd>
6:Dp m l;lS and 6S ?. m
Tvoh. I:is. 80 d. m.
Fi.hkii train l:2n r. n. 1888 ~.
Peekskh tain, 9:il and -
t:2a p IA. 800 M Ahi $50 y =.
Sing sing train. j:a0p "a. J:sS p m.
1sfrvtoWn. & a ma. 80 D. IN
Norkers train %. u. 80, =. =.
A. y sllra supennterdcrt
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ground Aei late passage from Liverpool s ns been
considered adyss5lr 20 he thorough examination Ot her
bottom before sending be % Her departure vii thcrr.
1rn d-yrt hy oui her previously eyred day Of sa
iue. Hold u retufn 'csef- viii hivo them Icnr~cd o.
tic money returned hey may iesc. Due noce VA DO
given Of he ships departure
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,VIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN ALN-lOhk AND Lts Ei,rODL CALLING
AZ CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALI
lNG At HALIFAX AND CORR HNHBOt
SCOTIA Capt Jud,ins CHINA Capt. AadcTs)n
PERSIA Capt. Lott ASIA. Capt. toot.
ARABIA. apt stone. u ROPA, Capt. ]. LsicL
ftltitA, Can't shannon. CANADA Capt Nul.
AMERICA. capt Noodle NIAGARA. Capt n Ryrir.
AUSTRALASIA.
These els clear white light head
staIUoard bow red OF port bow
yRnN sEwNoRK TO LIVERPOOL
ftief al'n Passage. ..s...s..s.........S'
See md Lsbm Passage. o.
fKoa sOsrOS 40 LIVERPOOL.
thiciNobin Ia
NABiA............e caves Bosom. "Wednesday, oct
SCOTIA Nr-h prk " tdaHsliy Oct
EI leaves 30 " ,tu sdty, oct. l.
PERSIA. .........l NesY irA W rius day Oc p
A. HltA.. no tou... "Wednesday. Oct %
AStA. leaves New OH. " elnoday. Noy o.
F.f'hs not occurred until pGidior.
An experienced SurceOn on board.
The Of thesr sh viii not he accountable or Gold
Silver Rllion. Specie. iewey, ifecous Stones Meia
mi is Of aiding are siucd then 'iof ard the value therco
ths elm cGpr ssed For freght or Passage, spIlyto
L.. CUNARD. NJ. Bowing'ggcer.
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Dancing Ata0smlc5.

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NETWORK CLASSES on -
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Communicating Oct. &
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
commencing Oct
Morning Gnd Afternoon Classes for Young Ladies and
Children.
Evening Classes for Gentlemen.
Cirrp ~ OF terms fuay 1e hsd 8, either Academy.