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The New York herald., 1864-09-02

K,oTrAGRs FOR sALE-wITHIN ONE HOUR OF
~ New York on salt water: beautifully situated; in q
8ood neigh borhood; thoroughly well built and will sold
very low either separately togeher furnished unfair
hishcd- CiAS. i. MILLS. 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

WANTED-A NICE COUNTRY COTTAGE, WITH ONE
w or two Of ground; must be well shaded not
over one hours ride from the City Hal Morrisana or
Foroham preferred Address stating terms where located
Joseph b. box l6S Herald Office Possession not wanted
before February
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
NERVE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, $ n nal Weakness, Loss O..
Poser. inpotency. Confusion u Thought, Ln-, %
Memory, Irritable Temper Gloomy Approximations,
Fear, dependency and Melancholy v Ich may end
in loss OF Reason Til. uew remedy for that
fearful traincf mental ami ply i M evils arisiu from
secret habits oi the young, OF eNccssrs II mature
years is composed Of the M Il soothing, streu- th-
eninE and uvigoratin- medicines o. he found DO the
whole te-eta1Ie Kingdom, forming IN ca IiuatIuu.
the most perfect Antidote for this obstinate and
d-tre-- r4-s o. I1aladies ever VET discovered. II
has now been cent o. nearly every state 10 the Mon
relieving tine untold suferinss Of hundreds sho
have never --en the inventor, restoring them o
health, strength and happiness. one large
bottle lasts a month Price 81. THESE
-FOUR GREET REMEDIES now prepared
are superior 70 anything else 70 cir respect
i've purposes and are made public the benefit
Of th1s, who otherwise could new avail them
soIves Of their virtues. They are all warranted a.
represented, in every respect or the pr Will
be refunded. a. BE" ARE OF INVITATIONS
And espec ally those worthless n0s-rums let al
Drug store. 70 sell, having a counterfeit O. ny
lu.an fgure fir the purpose % deception
E&-The genuine is prepared only hy DR.
Mats a. his Office Tor special Diseases Do
Pros e-ce. r J., and 10 be obtained u.~here
e'-. .-at . express everywhere IN sealed packages
secure from observation. On receipt Of The price IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

An aged man named Wright, Of Pownal
Centre, was killed by being run over on Sat
urday evening, tie l0th met. He had been
attending q caucus, and had started for home
on foot, when three others who had also been
to the same meeting, started from under
shed with a spirited horse. 1t Was 30 dark
as to render it impossible for them to disiin-
guIsh ohjccts ahead, when but very short
distance from the hotel, they became aware
that they had run over something by the
iJstlins cf the wheels. and on stopping and
jumping out, fund it to be the body Of the
unfortunate man, who died almost Instantly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
Alternative SYRUP.

For IrspurIfis, Of tks Blood rssuitizg from iuBrud-
s.cs and ontlgon abuse Of Mercury e1niFng Ersp-
~ ~ fis San; Sore Taroaf Mouth IEd N1ss Loss
r1ir; Old Sores, SlreisHgsi Pam IN the Bones,
al. Giyzs Of IN 1cfirs UirHiszt potion N tls
,g,fsn - No remedy ever discovered has done
what has zen achieved BY this. Under it, Use,
every form o. constitutional syphilitc mercurial
faint IL speedily cured and In short time the sub
tile poison iscomplstely ersdoated from the stem,
and health and strength are permanently restored.
y II wa this remedy that cured gentleman ron
de south then stopping at Newport, aud for which
he presented Hr NJ with $50 besides his bill, after
having been under the treatment Of the most emi1
York, Tor FIVE YEARS. Never despair Of perrna-
nent cure, no matter how obstinate your case has
been until YOU have thoroughly tested the virtues
OF this potent Alternative - one large bottle lasts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
DfTRETIC COMPOUND.

E. IA .gtcIH Dissa.ff Of me OrindTg Ory1ns re-
la. fran lsl lder,s and 11rf Ji0n n This new
fvturiy cHuttin- neither alsam Cupaiva, Sptrit> o.
eitre, Juhei,s. rurp-ltne, or an other nauseOus
Iru- ut is an elegant vegetable Nquid, pleasant
o. the taste ami smell cooling, cleansing and heal
iu. in IT, operation, speedily saying all heat and
Irritation 10 the urinary passages You, therefore,
who have been taking Baisg C0pciua, either In cap
sulss ur mixtures, ~ months until sick and pale,
your breath and Clothes hed with its vile ud0r:
throw away the disgusting mixtures. and send for a
bottle II this Nsu RsmsiV, which will cure
you Il once and Alsu cleanse the - stem from the
Injurious effects u the mixtures you have
been taking long Chr0nic Cases that have ste
an kinds II treatment for months ami ears n
iril inrasdiafsiy- Try it, AMI II not repre-
seutet fhs money EiH be refunfsd. One bottle gen
-. IL. ~ H-...nt Price a .anf ~ erura.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
Weakness OF Debility Induced by Over
Fatigue

VIII soon disappear By the use OF these value.
Pills, and the soldier viii quickly acquire Pc
uvnal strength Never let the Bowels Pc eit...-
lined OF uuduly acted upon. 10 NAY seem s--#...
that Holloway Pills should be recUuutut-. .-
Dl senter4 an1 rluN, many persons -uup--.r-
they would increase the relaxation. Til, -a .-...
mistake, f0r these Pills viii correct the User
stomach and thus remove all the acrId 1uuulr-t
the system. This medicine viii give tone AMI ..--
O. the whole osltulc system however icHfr-..
while health and strength follow d. matter
course Nothing vii step the relaxation OF che
Bowels - sure this famous medicine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

Elias Smith the correspondent OF tac Tn
tune at Atlanta, states that Gen. Sherman
has ordered thar all aiuiirs whose maie se-
preventative are IN TIE rebel service. 0r who
have gone Sputn. shall .il-0 q >fltI ulsI
that all citizens not connected VII thcarmv
who have not a permit from Gen. Iaumas "
himself shal. 20 North at once. Ail urr-.r-
failing to comply Will bee immediately iu-
pusoned. NJ person on an, FIer,At aui ..
allowed to g nearer Atlanta tIau Caia
10 "a.
zen. Sh,rman's army I'D lack from
JonvshOro 10 ALBANIA, arI is disposed 10
TO command all the APPROACHES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

In certain town in Maine, the Copper
heads carried large hornets nest into the
meeting house where Union meeting was
to be held which they slcrcied III an unob-
served spot. As soon as the speaking COM
menced plug which stopped he entrance
the next moment the room WAS swarmlng
with hornets. Several persons were badly
stung, among the number the gentleman who
was addressing the audience, bot it did not
deter him from making his speech, nor was
the meeting broken up.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
1861.

Only HI sayI through, trttAout change o Boo; ?
THIS well known and Reliable ConpA ny. will
Il during the present season, run their line u
First CIRss Upper Cabin STEAMERS Daily, be-
tween og1eHfbETgs, OsssgO, NJ. CsfAsrizsf, Clsrs-
iaH4, Toisfe Dsfrosi, cAiessO, MoasSss and Inter-
mediate Ports
Leaving Osdensbursh, on arrival Of E-prs,s Trs.-
rom fts EssfF
Passengers and Families moving West can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams stock, 4c., and
land together without disturbance or Transhpment.
their port Of destination, thus avoiding the great
Inconvenience u the many changes. delays and ex-
peuses q ether routes. y Thee Steamers have
large Cabins and state Rooms, amply and neatly
furnished, far FIRST CLASS PAssESGERs, and Sec
und Cabins With Cook Stoves snd comfortable Sc
communications for Passengers and families Who
wish . furnish their own provisions. No efforts
will be- spared o. maintain the reputation OF this
IS the CHEAPEST AND BEST route.
thorough rebuilding, rehtting repairing and
nln-. with several new boats addict o. the
ke this now the most lmflrtshie, pleasant.
WEST.
Be 'urs s'a4 -, fas Agsaf Of fsn Linz ber5r, vou
by y9ur Iicksf'.
through Tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can ne obtained on application 70 CSC. ". SMITH
Office. corner Ford and Patterson SIS. opposite
John House, oEtens1urgh y Y.
40 one Hundred Pounds Of Baggage Free, TO
each Passenger.
Baggage Checked through to al Points,
For through Tickets and other Information, ap
ply % Il. \. EDDY.
Office Steamers Landing, Ogdensbureh NY.
GEO. ". SMITH, GenI Ticket Agent
II. y. DRURY Agent
No American Hotel, Burhnxton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
NEW YORK. Srpt. l6.


This morning about hall 1t nine o clock
the steamtug b. B. Sanders, exploited her
boiler while passing the Navy Yaid and was
blown to pieces, her smoke stack landing In
a marble yard IN New York city. T1rre
WIS supposed to be seven persons on board
and but one man was picked up; hc ISN'T
expected to live.
There Was hardly onc piece Of the bat
found after the explosion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
Sick Headaches and Want Of Apretf,-
Incidental 10 SOldiers.

These feelings which 90 ssdden rs usually --.-
nom trouble OF annoy ances Ohstructe1 per-n.
OF eating and drinking whatever is uuwH..s. ...
thus disturbing the beautiful action o. The liver.
stomarh. These organs must ue relicvs1, q 81. ..-
sire g. be we'll TIE Pills, taken accom- D. ..
printed Instructions, will quickly produce bel.
action 10 both liver and stomach, aud as d la-#
cnnsauuenca a lar he'd an I --nnn auu.t-ta
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
NEW YoRK. Sert. Is

NEw YoRE, SEPT. Is.
The Heralds correspondent wiki Sheridan
writing on the 18th says
Yesterday a Reconnaissance developed the
fact that the enemy l. still in force in the
vicinity Of Bunker Hill, and a short but
sharp skirmish ensued.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
DR.. MATTIsON's SURE RENEDIE
-F0R--
&Dectni Diseases.
INDIAN EMMEVAGOGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
isprepared expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies', and is superior
70 anything else for the purpose, as
II will regulate the system In cases
Of obstruction from Iphafeuer cause and
Is therefore II the greatest value to
married ladies' who from ill-health
or other rcssOns may wish TO avoid
an evil T. which they arc liable. II
tsfen as directed, Il will cure any
case eurshie By medicine, end /. i
ats perfectly saie st All times. Full
dirrcti accompany each bottle
rri-e st'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTMENT.

1 IL Whu have Friends and Relatives IN The An.
"A or Nav, should take especial care that .
ne alnplp supplied with these Pills aud u.Ifu..
tui where the Grave Soldiers ami sailors ts.. ...
-lvctrd c" provide %. lu-elves With them. lo H.
present can ne sent them by their frienI-. I...
have been proved o. fe the Soldiers never-ls
IrinuL L. The huur II Nd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

ACADEMIA young man named John
McCabe, employed at the Pioneer Shop, lost
four fingers Of his right band, Saturday fore
noon, by a circular saw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
POWERS 4 STORY,
DEALERsU
Pianos, Cabinet Organs,
AND MELODEONs,

BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
I'VE keep constantly on hand, large sssort-
w mrut u the above instruments, from only
sueu uunu4fac tories a. We tno1 % make the best
f-r We warrant ever instrument We sell, for TIVE
YEARS, and il 10 does not suit the purchaser In ev-
err resprt, b. Is a. liberty D. exchange IL.
Tie United Co.'s Pianos. made by 4 stock Co. Of
frruea Aui WarkIueu from the best manufactures
iu New AuIk. We ma.e cur leading Instruments
THE manufacturers. hl doing their own labor, and
cArh uau being per uutlly interested, are enabled
90 .4-r lr-t -A-- ffIu.clt az les. price than
ars .t4e-e "a ..i-.ilsut Many u our best musi-
CLANS AMI H;arr- have purchased them. Anon
Gle .4i4 cr We f-ier o.
P.l G. Moore Burlington.
DO Hcae-c--
E.F+T4 Lyman.
t. rs g st.ue, 'lttts ur-h, y.
ST. N..tvs.1e- Chliup.a.u, y. 7.
tool ko -cr-. l.ack Br9ok, "
N.- d. NH.lar.. brandon
brew Water up
N- .5e also agents Tor
Duuham. >tciuway - Sons. IiaIeltO
Bros, Emerson. Woodward 4
Brown,
AM oilers Al Instruments We sell a. nsuuiac-
tI-a--' pr--s. s-ttns them ~, and keeping tnrm
il tune one ear, free u expense. Second hand
fal.- We take Do exchange igr new. thereby hAv-
ir- a . ok clu-taatt uu hand ans Tor sale.
Ne are also Sole agents for MASON a uAkLIN'S
CAlINE ukGAN> whose superiority over All
Instruments q the Me!o1eon class. are too well
ku WI O. dwell upon. Samples always 20 be seen
40 our warerooms
Beware q a.eut. travelling tho country with r
Te,I o1s nilty. selling INSTRUMENTS. In nine
out ~ ten you u get cheated 10 you purchase q
them. hut call ~ our wArerooms, al II. l. Story's
Muse 50 re, before purchasing, and see What We
Az PiTERs. HI STORY.
BuriI ztoa, Aux ., "a. div
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

-IAIIN. oOT7I ?
The enemy has burned every cro,.-tie and
broken every rail for b miles On the Weldon.
Macon and Western Railroad, north OF Jones
bbro'. Our pickets extend SIX miles beyond
JOnesboIo', with no enemy in sight, except
scouting parties. Sherman's force l. ma--cd
around Athntl, with no prospect of an ai-
vance soon. Our army l. again iu splenlii
spirits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
NEW BOOKS.

"Dramatis Per.onae" by Robert Browning
"Ceuteola 90 or the Mail OF the Mounds, by the
Author 10 the Green Mountain Boys
"Qle-tn d Novel that viii win great praise from
Ladies.
Dawn 10 Tennessee" ~ Edmund kirke
The EarIy Dawn 90 Christian life 10 England IN
the Alder Time, by the Author Of the >chonters
Gotta Family.
The New gospel % Peace, Third Book
The ClG Climbers, new Juvenile BY Capt.
Ma ne Reid.
For ale By
C. O. FRENCH CO.
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LATED CAsTnRs

PropTetors 70 whom all orders should be addressed
and by all Dea err q Patent Medicines.
t4WeOWl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

DRESSED HOPS.
i No. = Union Block
C,HoCOLATE Cocoa, Broma Rice Flour. Pulver-
y ized Hero 40
No. Union Block.
4 UNCENTRtrEp LEHoNAuE flr Pic-Nics SC.
- ut -l-ar req l..t4 la %, use. For sale a.
so. Union Block
HORSE AArISI az
IL No. Union Bic-k.
TUCUMBEGsi 30 >atat
y 40 Union Blocs
BIRD CAGES.
L $. rLoDGE- & co.
MAJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
HAIF RARREIs.

4 PEW halls barrels o. the celebrated Right
y Bower Flour
A. PEIRCErS
MAJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

y AS and PORCELAIN SHADES
VI SuEDD, WALKERS & WIRES
No. Union Block.
Nav :. dtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
vERHONT CENTR SULLIylN
RAILRO
SUMNER 4RR4NGEMENT.
Commenting July 25-t. l>54
T-ai-' g0Isg S-a:i -u1 East

Leave Burlington Al rs Az, a. p n, s-.
PM
Man Trsi4 leaves R1u-e's Point. So $50 a. t.H--
u-ton rs connecting az Is bite River I-
and Believe Falls with trains for Boston, ss -.-.-
sc, and with Vermont VALLEY Eal.r.lI for
lell and New A,rE. arriving 10 N,v York lt
~
Burlington Err-s. leaves Montreal 40 -t- A r.
RUuse's Poiut 40 1.i7 s ~ isr Burlington.
D1B ET}reEs leaves u-t-r- ur-l l- s. N.
Montreal AZ -.lf ~, k1usl'- T. 10 ~ -- ---
lin-tuu l2l5 ? -. for Evst. p, Ir.s and >-a .-..
Nifff Ezarsss Tam leaves cd -isI-Hlr.l -. ..r.
n. Montreal AZ - p n. Hou-e'- foilt ar -. NJ.
Arrivin-, AZ Boston 20 g. A 81. s"a----.. at
Falls with Cheshire Rlil-Iat f.r Boston AMI H Pc
cester and Vermont t-.es Railroad .Ir ~p-.a-.
and New Haven, sn1 arriving ia NtE urs af .-..H
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r r..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Aug lst 1854, trains will run ~ fol-
lows:

Commencing Aug. LIST 1884, trains ~ill ran - FOL-
lows;
LEAVE suRbrSsroh;
s.3oA. NJ. MAIL Tram FIR Boston, Lowell, Wcr-
cester FitchbcrgA, Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven. Troy, Albany and New YORK
arrive IN Troy BIZ P. ~; New York SD p M Boz
ton 7.eo Pm.
Th,osgA to BoI,on rrthsSf cAs~ge Of cs'-
II.soA NJ. Accommodation Train.
York and the West arrive at Troy ~ p n.
New York A. ~, by Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers This
train stop at vergennes, Middlebury and Brandon.
Through 10 Troy siiAOrt cAs.gs Of cG,.
This train stops only at vergennes, Mid lebury
s4Or. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car. for
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive in Troy ~ 81 4.
Nj New York IOA H.i Boston Az
through to Tros ard Eos:on rithouf ehdag'
81 Cars.
FROM hs sssts and East TrsinI arrive a, Burhas-
Ton a. foLiOrs
AS p NJ, MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, VIZ
cester Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. TrO,
Albany and New York; Leaves Boston 2 81 =. N
New fork 500 P n with sleeping Car ATTACHED.
Troy sOoA.E
4O5 An, EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Car,
from New York and Boston. Leaves Nes fvrA
at 5P.E., Boston 81 p
6P.x, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leave, New York
at An. Through from Troy without change Of
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
York. Schenectady and all principal point. on the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
formation given 5y
package checked through.
VFAre always as low IS by any other line.
n. s. MARCY, Acting Sup't.
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N.tY - D.
Gla lt.3 p NJ- .. 20
u>s1.>. ~.. J..
Ii- u. ff.r -..a...E ..-. -.r...i
.e 10 .NI.-
IlI4 -.rG.u. S
y Ding I.u l,f. try I.l. t.iu-
rakru place .0r >.m. ltts. DIus De- r,r-
feeling hi> cart. work, DO the Weldon j ne
rold, and pa-ain. lis line slowly -l tae u,s,
OF Tie rJad
MAcav. Sept s.
All quiet along the Gelrcn front o. dav.
The main portion of the enemv'- army TX
tends 20 within the Notifications of Atlmt4.
Sherman i reported To- Dee erecting lines of
eartn-WOrk from the CITY to Eistpuut, and
repairing the Augusta Railroad
MAcox. Sept. g
The enemy has burned every cros.-tie and
broken every rail for ) miles On the Weldon.
Macon and Western Railroad, north OF Jones
blro'. Our pickets extend SIX miles beyond
JOaeshoTO', with no enemy in sight, except
scouting parties. Sherman's force l. ma--cd
ar iund AtAutl, with no prospect of an ai-
vance soon. Our army l. again 10 splendid
spirit,.
,t..- 1.o
Fr..r....,....,..,,.. '''..'
L'FtJ"Y~. Nlt
ten Oo"an with thu Orb .ui 1ul rt-r-
ments OF hi7 brigade were captured 90 'fr- .
IL az Joneso 'ro ON Ih'rsddy We ,-
r't c''s "i artillery and m'ny si'f at
wounded
NEsp,N. Nh Sr
Three thousand % t.i.t ,.I i ,-
from Vick>brg a... r-i,rr-I DO B.. B..x
River with Io6t D., : .nd hy. = y- .,,n-
i'm D Tvl.rI, - f- r,...-.... r.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
WARREN THAYER.
II * & ~ r r. T. It.

81 Al Y AA - - u
III AvING been bred to the theory and prsctic4 OF
Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction Of the late John Johnson
IN which has himself been Instructor At various
periods Of bis liesnd Ia, ing practised his proes
SION no Boston and Worcester, Mass, and foI many
years In Burlington and its vicinity, the subscriber
feels himself competent to satisfy and benefit those
who may employ him.
lie drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
qu site calculations, elevations proportions, SEQ
tons. &e-) OF OHuRCHE-, ACADEMIES, SCH0OLHoUsEs,
and PUELIC BUiLDiSGs, in their different STYLES Of
Architecture Hotels. Private residences from the
first class 10 the plsiner and less eIpensve-as the
iarm h0use-BaIns and oUthOuses. (including adj
1itiuns sna improvements u existing structures.
where such Wauted}.
lie plans and advises to all the various process
ui construction ami arrangement from the collar
T. the roof OF buildings
lie gives information and will a. ist 10 the .elec-
ton the most eligible kinds and gu iities OF ma
terGls in order TO secure fitness, dursnilit, aud
economy
lie superin;ends the erection Of Buildings.
Bridges, a.. from the commencement 20 the COM
pietiOn II the same and would aid that he has had
IA large experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
lie iays out grounds and walks bridges, cuh est-,
roads, &C. lie csrves MOuidings and Ornamental
work generally.
lie make models aud drafts. drat,inK r. and .p,rre-
oa'ionS for iarsHfiop', and stteuds general, T.
ste n-ine-s Il his profession in all its branch :,
Iie may he consulted by letter directed &, hi
Burlington, Vermont, ana may he found at his
fee. Church Street, tBenn's Block, oppa,i
Town Hall nud Post offcel.
June q. denHss'u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
FISHING TACKLE.

A COMPLETE ami fall assortment e Rods
"A Reels, Spoons, Lines Hoozs II all linls.
trre ie 4 SINGLE Els Hooks, large aud small
Fish Baskets, sNivels Gimp. Gut, and everything
in the line, at No B fant Block.
BRINSMAID 4 HILDRETH.
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REFRIGE ORATORS
CANTnRS-

STEAM WEEKLY To
- LIVERPOOL. touching st
<-{t.-kt - - QUEENSTOWN. Cork Har-
49,. sas-2i-hsRSs bor) The well noxn Steam
sr Of the Liverpool, New York and Phladslphis
Steamship Company intend % sail az follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday sept "a
BALTIMORE -
nd every sqoceeding Saturday, at Noon, from Pier
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE ~ GOLD OR ITS sQuIvALEs1 ~ cSEREScY
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE, 800
DO % Paris, $500 do 20 Paris sg0Oa
do to Hamburg iglOO Ito Hambnrr az h.
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hsvrs, Bremen. Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
Fares rom Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin.
SIS s., Sos, steerage S35. Those who wish 10 send
Tor their friends can buy tickets here these rate-
For further Information apply at the COMPANY
01Hces.
JOHN G. DALE,
Agent. is Broadway. NY
u. n. DRURY. Burlington.
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NEW BOOKS.

TIE ONQUERJR a new pairing machine, for
PEIRCES
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NV 5tA, ,.pt. Is
Gold sold TO-DAY at 225