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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-21
9 ]93a6ioson Countp 9irettorp.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Rscordsr.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MarshaL

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN cHUMBLEY, hiarslaL
D.yu,y uarshols-w Il Wilkinson, A. C. Tucker
ald James A. steele.
Clerks Of ne Harket-John Chumbey, ez-o6eio, hrst;
Jos. L. Ryan, second and John Reddlck, third
Tar Asssnor--Wilam Driver
Reysnue Coiiecior--A. 3. shankand.
g1'a Tar Couecior-E B Garrett.
TysasUe-R henry.
Wharf Hasie-Thomas Ieake.
Superintendent Of ne Workt9uss--J @. Dodd.
superinisndsu Of ne Water Worts--James Wyatt
Ctief qf tis rye Deparhasa,-John "a. seabury.
serion Of The osas,ery--T, p. Mcbride.
9 Street Ousrsosr--J. Z. stewart.
Olg Abornsg-Johu MoPhai Smith
CITY COUNCIL,
Board Of Aldsrmr-M. " Brieu, President j. r.
Newman, q. A. J Mayaeld, Fl. q scovel, Vim. Cheat
ham, j. g Smith, NJ. G. L. Claiborne and Jas. Robb.
t,ommoa oonnoit--w P. Jonas, ryeaiaeu,l william
olerts, T. J. Yarbrouph, Vim. Driver VIM. Stewart,
louis Hough, W. Mullins, james TURNER. G. n. South
gate, A. j. oole Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, J. B.
Knowles, and.John Cready
srANDNe oomnrrEEs or rHz CITY COUNCIL,
Finance-Knowles, ecovel and Cole.
Waaer Worls--Auderson, Smith and Claiborne
srees-Yarbrough, Turner, southgate, Davis Bricn,
Mayneld, cheatham and Claiborne.
IVharf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner.
Hosphal--Jones Mayhed and Sloan.
schooIs-Cheatham, Mayheld and KnoSles.
Fire Depariaent--Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
Cs1pstery-smith Stewart and Newman.
Marked Houss-Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
slaves-Hough, Claiborne and Davis
' Eolioc-Cheatham Brien and Anderson
Spyings-Hough Claiborne and Bren.
Workhouse-Cheatham, May deld and Kuowles.
Tmproveuenh ard Erpsndtgres-Cole, scoyel and
cready.
Public Properiy-Brien, Choatham and Isrner
Pest House-Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts,
Rs- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays IA
each month, and the Common Council the second
anH fourth Thursdays IN each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Captin--Iohn Baugh.
First Lieltienant--Wm, Yarbrough.
Second Lieufenaal--Iohn II Davis.
Poliosme-wm Jackson, John Cavender, Nlch Ia
Wis Joel Phillips, wm Baker, John Cottrcn, William
Mayo, john Engles, }, W Wright john Puckett
Robert Scott W @ Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt
nS- The Police Court IS opened every mornlng
ucoclock
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But though of short duration, The fight
Of Terrilrs brigade was bloody one,
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JoHS T. H1uE, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
al Nasiuas, Tenn
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1862. I
7 II E 1850

PENN5YLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with its nections. fo'ms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos hEv'fogx TO IaE fRIscrAL WnrxRs ClrIEa
Light Trains daily fioll Ncwfo To Philadelphia via
New.Jel'ey ard Csnden aud Amboy line. -
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEsT BY THIS
kOUtE LEAVE NEw-YORK FROM THH
FOOT pF COuRrLANOf.ST
by way Of Philadelphia the morning paS.eoesrs New
fork smr e s. other routes Evening passengers
at one hour later than other lines.
BY way OF Allentown eveoins ps.-cng~s Lsvo at m.
three hours later tan tho Northern lines. and by Doth
arrive At the tine Nothern Hines IN Chicago and ell
points ~ the North West Cresne Ind aopos Louisville
ST. Louis Cleveland Columbia Cincinnati and all uiain
points West. With lever changes VI cars
Phtbnrs6 SIS miles and New orb 10 Ptsbxxa ~ niis&
Smok. ng and Saloon Cars on all trsia&
Far- the = other routes
Barsaes checked through. Transfers Tres.
S.csrs Tickets 'od until used. by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsyiyanrs Central Company runs On hmiesns
Accommodate Limo wi tch affords u comfoabe mode of
parties moving Westward at one hall 's usual rates
Of faro .,,,o,,w,
By this route " all descriptions can DO Forwarded
90 and from AN point the Railroads Of Ono Kentucky In
diso., Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or hnsouri oy KALI
The West by steamers from I't.burgh
The rates FregH ard from point Ia the West by
the Railroad at all tunes rs favorable
charged b other karosd Companies Merchants and
vr nus,ins tho their Freight to this Com
psny, can rely with e0IIH Vs s Of transit
Farmers sud Dealer Ia Live stock viii md this most ad
route. Capacious lsd, well wateed sup
connections and every attention paid to their
Harrisburg where will be found convenience foe
feeding ard zig ensies . otsrsi Of zoe rMILADEI
}. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. l Astor- Housa
LEECH Co.. Freight Agents,
No Aror House. aud No South WiliismA
A'DoNALD 4 bI'ChofF' E"!a.n' R Asss... ...
EN0cH LEWIS. General sppt Altoona r.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

iDG! ,SlhinU hRPANGEhENE uoI
COAhENClNo MAY 1851
Passenger station In NewYort 2.thS. and 4th-sv
EntrHaee Sn Tlth-sL
Trains LEAVE NEw-YORK:
for NeS'Hss-h T. t. NJ, lEK J; l;lJ (Rr)i 3S.
40 snd p. III. ltrl
g, sSI ,n aSasr1Sr "' G''' bis EI) 81"
Icr Hliscd STAFFORD Fairfield sou.hpor. and we.por
- l2:l3 $50 and s:I p
For Nor~ak, $50 n l::l3 J. Tx " $780, Ii~, S:
70, DGisn and Gresnweh T. $50 m ii,is $50. t:sa
To' STANFORD T. s. tEn) go q N. ls:n. a.tEIh o.
-, t.Bi, So p NJ ~
Port Chester ard int mediate stations 93oa IL ,l1:
Is, $3.50. 49, SOD. ESQ P.
FOR Port 1 hs,ter AID Sew Rochelle. 3D. M, (EI.)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield n M, tEx.h (EAl p NJ
II
Fer Boston via shore Lima i2,is. 8p n, tEI)
For Hartford and Springfield m. tELL Bis J.
(ESI. p. n. ia
ioI Cososc River RsilIosd to Montreal N, (ELl
and ls:l5 r ~. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence. ssd Fnhkll Rafrosd. . u.
E1D. l2.l q.
For New Hasen, Eew-Iondon. and Stouington Ralresi
st8 O. M, 2.i3, g. q. M. (Es)
For Canal Railroad. u: Is .. III to Northampton
Fer Housatonic Railroad 10 Pushed. . q IN p n 70
Bsr riug'un sd on Saturds' through - Pitt.held
For Nsugstncf Rail load. g. m Up m.
For DanbuIy and Noswak RAiroad. T. $3.50 q m, Z: %
pm
Comm dious Sleeping Car. attached 70 p. m train.
JAMES H. iofT Superintendent
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90 Wbcm II man Concern.

CORPORATION NOTICE. -DEPARTMENT OF
~ FINANCE City up NEw YoHx.-Pubic notice IL hereby
given that sale Of property according to for paid
s-sseos on real estate o1 regulating grading paving curb
aud euerfsygng filling and fencing lott
sewers, viii ake place a. pnbc City lis. H..
the city Of New York THURSDAY the ninh day OF Dc
tober next s IL o'clock Of that day be
from day 10 DAY until tho whole shall b. sold The detailed
statement Of tho properly 10 be sold published In New.
forh Commercial Adyerti'er daily Newspaper printed and
publi,h-d In the city of New.York
BY order OF the Comptroller
July 50, 1912. r. H. KINGSLAND Clerk Of Auear,
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Ncw 31ub;ieaticns.
,TNE DEMOREsTs MIRROR OF FASH

NI IONS FOR TIE FALL Price % cents; yearly
: Jour Al do Grande MOI dc with splendid Improvement
dI Coored Plate of the Fall Fashion,, splendid Plate
tx iuss splendid Plate Chidrens Fail Dresses ~ endd
gsyines Fal Millinery spl ndd EDsrsyings Fall Novelties
In t,y--ses spIenJd Braid Work AID Embroidery Fall
Number will 6e READY GU MONDAY, Sept l. sPlendid
ls,ge ST. .Engsvrg Portrait Of Nine Dcmorest will oe
gwen premium with the Fall Number Of this Magazine
each yearly subscriber will also be given check which
will eue them the seec ion Of 81 cents worth Of Fisin
Patterns pr. mi am.
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Nle0ital.


" SPECIFIC PILL" viii permanently cure any case o.
Seminal Heoknes. IL. resulting impence HOWEVER 40
cRAvArgp ui be fonpd equally ecirrt IL ahctohs CT
Probate Dabes and diseases generally Of the Urinary
OT9ons.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONJ.-"I have used your sPE
crUo Pill, in many Of Sermatorhea, and with the
uot perfect ssseesp-J MILIss SANDERS. n d.. LII d.,
brooklyn.
"hua near specific - sny medicine can DO. nave
cned very severe cases with from TIN posEs-D
KEITH NJ D. Ed Repey.o,y " Nee. Science. Nep- York
PERSOyAL-"Er. Wiaehster Is WORTHY OF ALL cosvi'
pxycx and deyoes hi nse automatically TO these Prepare
too.p-D Heyednh Ree,e. H. d., ILL., d., Amsioa" Med
cal Gazette. keto- York
81 have persai knots!edse Of Mr. WIsCHssrEKs HON
ysrY AND grxsRrY and the Profession and the
public that Hrs PREPARATIONS CAN - RxLiED oS'a~e'
| r. Chiffon H. d., Che@lL ksw York.
The SPECIFIC PILL v not Homeopathic remedy nor
doe. contain ereury iron Cantharde' or any injurious
Price: 81 per box 'x boxes (rhen ordered at
snee) for SIS Sent by mail Solo, Wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WINCHESTER, No 6 John.t, N. T.
NERVOUS DEBILITY-By G. ID. HAM
~ MOND D. formerly Professor OF Special Anatomy se'
In the ,yrac,e Medical College New YORK Reved Edrion
Pre. 81 mailed Those hiv. been dsaPpon. ed IN tns
u.- of sc,d Specific" remedies for te Cure Of seminai
pry and kindred oomplainta wouis DO on
20 pIocme copy this Book, AND Tesdespeoay pages no.
IA u.s. aud 2Gi TO 2G9. To be had onl, OF ~
4. WAR ERR No. VeseyNt, N r.
Auhor'. address No 81 Fast a7'h't 0as e9s bIo'o~aV
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(MAIMS for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Elk.
~ ira Pay, Recruiting Expenses. Prize Money nc when
ntfnsted will be promptly attended Call or send
for circular .or references and iDstrocona
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-


~ FROM Lot OF Cou' tland,-t-Connsotins At Hampton
Junction With Deiavae Laek,v and esern Railfoe
AID a. Esson with L-high valley Railroad and Ice eonnes.
on forming direct line to Pittsburgh and tie West without
o. care
- cav. New YORK % follows.
UIpKfsBrR8 EIPsEss-At 4 m. for Eaton. Residing.
Pc,tsyile HARRISBURG Msnch Cnnnk, Wilismspor- &c.
N.n TH.is--At q. IN for Esstcn. Water Gap Scrsn.
ton Great Bend iltt.fon, Nilke.bNfe. ae
IN IHEotoH IAAs-FoI Eastou. Mach Chunk, Wh
hams psrt Resdiog. Pottsvil-, Harrisburg, ka
y, ~ ~ t'..sENGEk TKAIs-Fof Eas,on. Bethlehem.
Allentown. ard hsuch Cbuuk
s:JQP. D.. WAY rkAS-For Somervlle.
81 " WESTERN EXPkEss-for Eaton Allentown. Read-
IND nsIf.hurs Pbarsh and the Wet Sleeping cars from
J-r-ey CIT, thr, sgh 90 'iisbu gh
EIPEtSs TKAls FOR HAaMsBUKG-The . m. EFprrss
from Seslo strives Harrisburg Al p M connect
Ing Fat and "-unsyy snis Cent? R.irosd No th@rn
Ceoal X lrosd. North and South and with tho Cumoer
aud va ley Railroad 49,
iaE rsnovsH t.xPRyss TgAis y0R THE WKsr leaves
NewY,rs At dsy (sudays excepted. nssing closs
connection a, llahurg with Pemsyvsni. RsiTosd-~irh
no rhsuss Of cars 10 Pittsburgh ard bat one TO Crcn-
nat and Chicago -Four hour. time saved by taking this
tain. =.
tuIAByTnPoRr s,yp EywYosK FsRRr-Leave New
foih Pier No .. North H,es, a. 20 aud II 20 n
so 49, sIdt q. -
rho bos,s .,p Of Be,ea Pom. and hiner Bsrbor every
nip -sra JoIiH u SlEhNS, suiwihi1hoehI
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60 5porismcn.

I b. CROOK, No. 50 Futon-st, Manufac-
~ turer and ln porter of FIsIIING TACKLE Ia all its
variety Cutlery GuDs Powder Shot Nets. Fykes kc
Rspar ns done ut short notice. Established In 1877.
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foreign advertisements.
VTNO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON'sIR IRISH
LINENS. DAMASKS, DIAPERS, CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHIEFS &C.


The unsettled state Of the markets for time POST
this side Of the Atlantic attributable to corresponding Bfu
ences the United aud the enhanced value gwen
desirable goods there through itroabe crcum
have afforded interruptions deers another highly
tempting opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT OUR GOODS
AID knowing tina, considerable quantities Of worthless fabrics
pre- Ia Imitation Of style aud sesed with the
c Richadson have been this t. the IN ted
States feel called upon again ~ CAUTION tho CON
SUMER against the purchase Of any linen "a rc offered
Richardsons Isskc not having the fall signature Of
6rm, via: ..o. ,1.,, . ,,,,,
To those who give preference TO our manufacture.
the guarantee 20 quality souDdDess OF bleach
and durability goods have always borne ard while
10 protect interest on this side by
cutting vigorously any Infringement Of nights trus,
friends will ss-it H. putting down nuis ia
which they and - manufacturer are Gu-
ally interested
In times ike the present whom the cost ofimpors IL
much augmented oehooves the hat they
get value iQr their money GLd this they ksy 10 OBJ
tain by dealing exclusively vita fst class houses @ho
always supplied with goods Respectfully
N. RICHARDSON, SONS X OWDEN.
Month, 18th, 1862 Belfast, Ireland.
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Mem Publications.

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The author. aim has been - produce a book
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nle0icnl.
OF TIE GREAT CITIES

MAYORS OF TIE GREAT CITIES
We the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that the
p.yy.. Apothe..es and Physicians Of ear several ces
have signed documen, Of assurance to rs that
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
b,, bee, found +. be remedy Of great excellence and
worthy the confidence Of the community
Hon. JAMES COOK,
Mayer Of Lowell. Nsss
Hoo. ALBIN BEARD,
Nsyr Of Nssbna, n h
Hoa Z w. HARRINGTON.
Mayor Of sohcstss. T. q.
Hs. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayer Of Cs.sssd, n Il
Hen A. H. BULLOCK.
Msyer q Worcester, hsA
n~. NArHL sILsBEE
Mayor Il ssle., Men
Hsn- +. W. LINCOLN, JR.,
Mayor Of BsAs. Ka.-
H... wM n. RoDNAN,
Haysr Of Pssvsdsssa L l.
Hon. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Msyss Of Nxw,ss, se.
Hsa. J. ". HARRIS.
Mayer Of EewLsnass, oSA
Hes CHAS g. RoDrER,
Mayer Of NosAsesi, C. r
u... D p. TIEMANR.
Ksy~ Of Eew-YsA oxy.
Ho,. II. II. KINsTREY.
Mayer Of Hamilton, G. W.
Hon. ADAM WILSON
Msysr Of Toronto, O. W.
Hon. II. n. BISHOP,
Mayer Of cinsi..sa Ohio
Hen. l. H. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
Hoa JOHN SLOAN.
Mayer Of Lyons, Iowa
Hos. JAMES McFEErERs.
Nys Of BswEAnviIe, C. w.
Hen JAMEs ". NORTH,
Meyer Of Asxssta, Ma
Ho. HENRY COOPER, ~,
Msy~ d HAnswsl Ne
Hes JAMES s. BECK,
Mayor Of PreScrnktoo, n B.
Hen WILLARD SYE,
Mayor Of New. Bedford. NssA
Hsa J. BLAIsDELL.
Msyr u Fsn Rivs' hAsA
lien W. Il. CRASsToN,
Mayer Of Newport, l. l.
Hes. FRED srAHL
Mayer Of Galssa IL
u.a JOHN HoD0DLN
Mayor Of Dsssqse, Iowa
H.a THOMAS CRUTcHFIELD.
Mayor Of Chst.assssa Teen
Hen ROBERT BLAIR
Mayer Of Tussalosss, AhA
Hoa r. n RAUOH,
Meyer Of Memphis, Te,a.
Mayer Of Eew. Oriesns, La
Ho, IL D. SCRANTON.
Mayor Of Roctes,eS. \. 7.
Hon DE WITT C. GROVE
Mayer Of Uuea, N. y.
Hon CEo. WILSON.
Mayor Of Px,,bash. Pa
Hon C. II. BUEI.
Mayor Of Detroa, hish
Hon EEMAN l. PAGE.
Mayor Of Milwaukee. Wa
Hon. W. W. VAUGHN,
Mayer Of Racine, Via
Hon A. FAIR,
NsyoI.of Kenoshs, VIA
Hen JOHN C. HAISEs,
Mayor Of ClscssO, IL
Hen H. y A. HEATH,
Mayor Of Selma, Ala
Hon A J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery. Al
Hon W. g. HoLYBAD.
Mayor Of Columbia Ga
Den EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor Of vsn Cruz.
Don PIETRE DE CABALLo.
Mayor II Mexico
Don EsTEPHANIE RoDRIGUEs.
Mayor Of Havana
Don ANTONIO EcHEvERA,
Mayer Of Lima Pcru.
Don 4. @. MILANGNO
Mayor q Valparaiso. Chill
Don MARC sEsoUIPEDALiA.
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Ocean sieamers.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July J. lsd2'--
N FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA P'NAMA. go.
AID 20, Of -.sb uonh s.c-p, .hsss Sat:s ~ q
SUNDAY wien tie dsy Of departure VIII Be The hoNDAA
Tor hsish, passage. spply the Sniy otcs No Bowl
inz-green ". D. ALbhN' Akoue
Nj o. ROBERTs'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
vi. FOR CALIFORNIA And OREGON VIA NC
ARAGUA
GREAT REDUCTION il FARES THROUGH 10
No prrr M sa on HI lsrHMus.
The ana .pead,d ..:.~.hio AhEHIGA 1 6 tan.
n Ssicct noo: precisely from iis a The foot
Warr-a North River for San Joan Gel No,.s canaestirg
81 inns T. Howe. Uomu,4pder to sail withon. delsy os
~ cco direct on arrival % the ussssase" o. Gao Jean
ds Sur
The speed and ,ceoumosian Of these steamer. ar. n:
surpassed by say % either and DtenA:s
land PASSENGERS BY this line 10 San Francisco ~nnn
ne un6ersned having been In the Cshforns usde foa
the brgunns oes. to isorm The public that 'nn 49,
diyen OF TIE Hips win positively be day .dvs.
t,ed once mooh, sid in sI month: other .hsp' VII y
f'' INFORMATION or p'"S'' 'pp.aa O. ROBERTS
No III west-st.. corner Of wGens, North River.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
y oueen..own Cork Hs,oorIh. Lv.roGs SsS
ing .hr,, s ci'a.suu' i'on .sSiasy AUG 30
S On ~ NASH S,iGiS..s. %rs.S Sep
KANGAR OO....................s Saturday Sept. E;
AM ,.i, .uec-edins SATURDAY, 81 noon, from F'ss
No ~ North River
FIRST cAsrN..."....ses sTEERIoE. .:.."..""sx
First Csbn 20 Loncou... yllstesTsg- TO i'ndon'.'.'
rrs, Ssb,a 10 Hamburg s5ls,-er.s. 70 Hsmbma..-
Passengers forwarded TO Hsvrs, Bremen notsssds1
Antwerp kc.. At equally hw rsi"s 5000
Fars from LivsrrooI or Queensown; ia Cabin. Is Hr
81 guineas S55 e9S and li5 s;eeass from Ltv@pos
As s, rrm zee lstown. ~ -, or so An
thoso who wi send for their friends buy tickets be-
tue cot OF exchange.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for peso
gers strongly b.it In Wst~ tish, Iron S~cttons -
cary Patent Fire Annihilators Experienced Surgeons -
For further informs sppy in Liverpool n VILLA
ISAAH. Agent, NO. ~ Wst-r In OissgoS TO ALEX MAJ
D. SEYMOUR Co.; In Londo to n rs L MACEY,N
IL king Wiisa-t 10 Psii. To JULES DECOuE. No
Rse Moro Dame de. Victsr- Pace de 6ourss; IN Pha
dsiphis to JOHN q. VALE, No III "Snuts.' OF =
JOHN o. DALE. Agent No IS Broadway.
STEAM from NEW-YORN to LIVERPOOL
9th Steamship GREAT EASTERN. Walter Pste
Commander VIII 90 dispatched
Fssm Liverpool calling u From New. York
Ou-eDetswn. TUESDAY SEPT y
SATURDAY. Aug Is SATURDAY. oct IS
WEDNESDAY, Oct L THURSDAY. Dec IL
TUESDAY. Nov. IL.
Sses Of apartments families may b engaged by pes
agreement
Second Cabin StstsRoo Bes meals furnished sepsre
Tose,s tor the Voysse ard from Liverpool 10 Gsss
second cabin a, sfarr and half -,
Third Cabin intermediate stare Room f,nd -
BEDS, Bedding, fsbo utsnsils and good substAnA
Strersxr with uperor rotations.
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic eot Of luggage An -
ri-I ced Surgeon on board
For Freq aud Ps..ss- spp'yto
CsiAS A. WI rNEY. ct the 0aice, No q Broadway L
ROWLAND l. ASrINWALL, Asera
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Weboina CARDS. Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
N CARDS-Thess celebrated Engraved Csrds sold emily
ct No. i04 Fui.en-st, N. Y. Established isl5.
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miscellaneous.

OUTER FOR THE ARMY AND NAL
9, sio,l. po.na. and upwards warranted to keep iasl
climate. pu. up BY D. @. PECK, Ne 1ss wsshinssoist'
New York.
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