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NOTICE

would respectfully request every daily, tri-
weekly, ,emi-wetky, weekly and monthly jour
nal South cftte Potomac and Ohio rivers, aud
the So deg 80 min. parallel of atitute west Of
the Mississippi, to publish this advertisement
twice, and send to me at New York each time,
a copy of the paper continuing it, post paid,
with bill for same.
1. is desirable, in my combinations to procure
cheaper printing paper for our Southern jour
nails that shall have the fullest Information re-
garding the sizes Of paper used by the several
publications, and | can procure it in no other
way than by requesting particular attention to
the need OF sending copy of publication with
the bill.
Idesire it senttwice, 10 provide against mail
failures. and that they be post paid to secure
post office delivery. J. :. THRASIlER.
August 3l-2t Box 939. New York.
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Deatbs.

In this place on the morning OF the
29.h inst, Mrs. PrmsiiG Edlcards, in
the Ash year Of her age.
In Fauquier county, Va, on the l4'h
instant. Rev. JOHN Him. Nc liurrnn,
eyed 81 years. eldest son of Samuel Nc
Murran, deceased, late of Frederick coun-
IS, Va. and formerly Of This county.
In Frederick County, Nd, on the 24rh
Instant, LeGla Marshall, daughter Of
Thomas and Molie (. HllIeary, sged l
year, . months and 10 days.
On the 2srh instant, in Berkeley, Mr..
p. c. Robinson, aged 81 years.
Al her residence near DarkesVllle, Mrs.
Pisty TG5Ier, consorl Of .4Jam TsbleT,
deceased, aged - wears.
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5flarringfs.

In lhe Presbyterian Church Of this
place, on Wednesday morning The 2slh
instant, by Rev. J. F. Campbell. T..
Frank Ray, Esq, Of New York City.
formerly OF this place, TO Miss Harriet
E. Udrnsr, of This place.
O. True 10 his vow made some eight
years since. our friend has led 10 the Hy.
mental Altar one Of Shephsrds!own's no.
bles, daughters, In accordance with the
sentiment Of the large crowd Of spectators
assembled in the Church 10 witness The
interesting ceremony, wo congratulate '"e
bride and groom upon this important
event. Immediately sf!sr The ceremony
the happy couple departed for New York
Civ, via Richmond. where they will
take Up their permanent abode !; and on
entering upon LIES journeying scenes
~. ,,rs, ,ba. not ruffls will mar their
-lc,.ures and bst sll may be unalloyed
I,,,iaes,, aud when their star Of lille
shall 60 down may their souls be waited
70 ,hal ha5en Of eternal rest where there
ore pleasures for evermore.
4. the residence OF Dr.. w. w. Clea-
yer, in Lebanon county, Ky, on the l5Ih
instant. by the Rev. Mr.. English. Mr.. j.
K. Bales Of Bardslown Junction. Ky.
formerly Of Morlnsburg, Berkeley coUn'
", ". Va, to Miss 10. Grundy, VI
Franklin, Louisiana.
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO EDITORS g. PUBLISHERS s,
LETTER FROM ". C. CLARK, ESQ, PRESIDENT OF
THE SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIATION.

ATLANTA, GA, April 10, 1867.
J. s. THRAsHER, Esq:
Dear Sir: 1t affords me much pleasure TO
communicate to you the following resolution Of
the Southern Press Association
Resolved, That as testimonial Of our APP
probation for the Jealous, faithful and effective
service Of John S. Thrasher, Esq, as Superin-
tendeut Of lhIs Association in years past.
We hereby tender him the thanks Of this AS
ISOLATION, and confer upon him tic compliment.
tary position Of Agent of the Southern Press
Association in the city Of New York"
The terms of COMMUNICATION employed in the
above resolution do more than justice Ia your
important services during your Superintendent
cy, services which none had better opportunity
70 know, and none can more highly appreciate
than myself Shout! occasion require, shall
be glad to avail myself Of the aid provided for
by the resolution. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
W. G. CLARK, President.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE are compelled to no.ice The SANDER
w Gus statements OF Henry SrOnebra-
ker, contained in the Slaunron VlndIcator,
in which he charges Us NTH counterfeit
ing his medicines.
We emphsncsly deny, (and are pre-
pared with the proof that Henry Stone
brsker originated the medicines known as
Slonebraker's Family Preparations, and
furthermore state that he is totally incom-
pclenI to originate am Medicines Of their
value for INan or Beast, an challenge
him for an examination, before any med
zeal authority in the country. Presump-
luous as he is, he does not, in his own
neighboIhood, claim 10 have originated
them, bul in sections OF the country where
tie is not known, he claims to have origi.
mated them, and is The DR.. Stonebraker.
Dr.. Stonehraker made most of the ar.
icles now SO poPua, from 1858 to 1861,
and we have copies of his labels, show
cards and his advertisements in The p..
pets in 1860.
In he Spring Of 1861, The Dr.. entered
the Confederate Army, and remained in
the South until The restoration OF peace.
We have commenced the manufacture
OF the Medicines from the original reci-
pes, under The supervision OF the DR..
Henry Sionebraker has obtained an in
junction to resusin us from counlerle,ing
his medicines, something we have never
done. We have answered the Injunction,
and have applied for an increase of re.
sponsible bond, and as soon as that is OBJ
tanned, we will secure adequate damages
for bis false, and libeous accusations
We would have entered suiI against him
long since, if he had been Dcc@niprily re-
sponsJbe.
Dor agents will be promptly supplied
with Medicines as heretofore. We will
forward free Of expense 5ny Of The articles
agents may need.
We have large supply Of very hand
some show cards for Tie agents and will
forward on application.
CLOTWORTHY & CO.,
Agents.
August II, 1867. CIV
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Special Notifrs.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 heath
in few weeks by very simple remedy, sfis'
having suffered for several years with seve's
lung affection, and lha. dreal disease ConsunP-
iion-is anxious 10 make SHOWN 10 hs fellow
sufferers he mrans OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which lhcy will find sure cure for ConsumP-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The On'y OBJ
ec. Of he advertiser in sending the Prescription
Is 10 benefit the sffi cted, and spread iniOrma
ton which he concelves TO be invaluable. snd he
hopes every sufferer will ty his remedy, as It
will cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, rec, by
return mail, will please address.
REV. EDWARD 4. wills y,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New lok.
Nay IS, 1867. ~
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FOR SALE,
A Valuable Private Residence
IN SHEPHERDSTOWN.


gUHE Trustees OF The Lutheran Church
\ at Shepherdsiown, offer al private sale
their PARSONAGE. This property is
situated on German Street in said town.
The House is Two.Slory rough cast
one with Kitchen; Static and oil necessa-
~ Our buildings. There is Well Of
nsver.faiiing water in the yard, and an
elegant garden belonging TO the same,
making a very desirable residence for q
private family; being eligibly located in
a good, quiet and healthy part Of the
town. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing
vii please call on Mr.. Jacob G. Miller
who will take pleasure in showing the
same, and who will also make known
the terms. If the above property is not
sold privately before
SATURDAY. 5ih day of OCTOBER
it will on that day be offered at Pubic
Sale in front of the Court House in Shep-
tordsiown. Sale 10 take place at Q o.
clock, when the terms will be made
known. GEO. LICKLIDER,
J. G. MILLER,
Trustees.
u D, McGlincy, Auciioneer.
Augu" 81, 1867. is
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Wood =! Wood !

Wanted-5O Cords of seasoned
WOOD, delivered at my Brick Yard in
rear of The Presbyterian Chufch, ohep'
herds,own. Apply at the store Of Nor,
gan, Strobe e. Co.
A. R. BOTELER, Jr.
Aug 81 o.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

As we sr. now s-lli"g orr entire stock
4 Of Dry Goods ieioSc Cosi s'rsl bar
gains may b. EXPECTED The stock cor.
si.ls OF CT ,l'ies, ". z,n5iQar,, s .acs-,
Lawns, Ginghsms. C''jcots. rte FOR lie
L1d.es. In ,Ie Gen!lsmsu's hns. se
have large assortment Of Cs,in-rr'.
Cassineis. Sr'inets, TWect>, ruuIun.rs..
Linens. &c. Al,n. B!rsc.sl end IN.
tl,schcd Mu.ins, Motions, &c . in e,eol
abundance.
These Goods have Ill been pG.rh,''l
lee. han he regular wholesale r &c
and " N he sold accordingly. Co,ae one
come al, where bargains ran he hsi.
IPHTN {. KEEDT.
Sucrss.ors 20 " o.. 4 Chagi.ur.
Aug y. 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-31

DEFRIGERATORS, Massey. Ice
Il Cream Freezer,. and Wafer CooleD
for sale by d. Humphrey e. Co,
Jun Chsrlestowp
NLASSW Of every description, including
" Jars for preserving fruit; these Jars are
something new. Call and see them. Also,
A mus COST & WAGNER.
MAILS $3.50 per Kee. for sale by
X D. Humphrey f. Co,
lime ChsresIown.
CUGAR! SUGAR!!-Tbe best and
- cheapest Brown Sugar IN town, a.'o
nice White Sugar, low, al
Aug. II. Irt0in & Keedy's.
COFFEE "A PRIME article Of Coffee
for 25 cents, slso the be't OF Coffee,
very cheap. Hr" q hes"y'
rood Smoking Tobacco, only so c',.
VI per pound, for sale by
July 81 D. S. Rnfch.
JiOOP SKIRTS in great variety at from
x rs cents to o.. 90; Ladies Dress But
tons; also variety OF Notions.
hug3 Cost 4 "0gn"'
CHAMPION Clorhe, Wringer'. for 'sle
" by d. Humphrey, y 70"
July O Cbshestovn.
glHAINS-Trsee, Breast. Halter, Bear.
Il ing, Say. Fifth. Spread e. Log Chains
for ,sle, with warrant. by
D. Humphrey + Co..
July O Chsfle'io"n.
qIAWS-5o. 50 sad 81 inch Circular
- Saws. warranted. at lees than B,lli.
more prices. d. Humphrey g. On.
July 6 ChsrIssto"n.
TORKS-Piicb. Hay Il Manure Forks,
Z OF superior quality. cheapest in mar.
kei, for sale by D. Humphrey + Co..
July 6 ChsrlesioNn.
IIAY, Straw and Fodder Cutters 90
IL hand snd for .sle by
sug 10 Snyder + Link, DOfielJ''
INSTANTANEOUS Crosse Extract
or, removes grease. oil. paint or var.
nish. from al kind OF Cloth. Six, Hp''
lin. Wooden, &c.
Aug "a Lloyd LiekHdsr.
OAwYER'S CV,tl Bloc snJ S'fr'y
= Box Tor blusing eiOthiag. 'ons'hing
new-.Iy u.
Auct4 lloyd L,ckfder.
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100000.

lust received 10000 feet Of PINE
y LUMBER Of all sizes, and large
quantity Of LAT(S.
HENRY BILLINGS.
Shepherlstown, Aug. "a. 1867. If
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
WHEAT WANTED.

THE undersigned as Agent for Samuel
/ Boyer will pay the highes! Cash price
for WHEAT delivered either at Dam
No. 4 or Harrison's Landing, on the Po-
lomac River, in Berkeley County: Per-
sons having Wheat TO dispose Of will find
i, to their advantage to call on the sub
scrbcr al Orders Mil, near Dam No. 4.
DAVID c. HORN, Agent.
August "a, 1867. 6n
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Just received iol Of L.Gie, Cors'rn
D Caters (r,iy made
june 8 Lioyi Lickrfrr-
1PEN Thousand pounds II Wool wsu'ei.
( 10: which &c all exchange Gnui'
Jvbe Cot & HogH,r.
WOOL WANTED We ~ill p,y ihe
w highest make Price for wool. m
trade. Morgan, Sfrofe & Co.
ErTLES-Bd'.H {. H.-,'sia srI
L Bras, K -. g., .s'e ~
D NVmPiTy' T. Co,
Jsly II ChihesicSo.
lust rscsi,rd. an siiiicnSl Supply Fl
y Clothing. !isy srd Shos'. Which -iil
be sold very rtI'or,bls prise'
Avs2i Li5yf hoiht)'.
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EslF,s THE GREAT CAUSE OF
10y Human Misery.

Just Published, in a Sealed envelope. Price six
cents.
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Sper-
matorrhGa, induced by Sef-Abusr; Iuyo!uu;a-
ry Emissions, lmpotency, Neryou, Debility, oud
Impediments TO Marriage generally; Con,umP-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental aod Physical
Incapacity ,&c.-By ROB. J. CULNERW ELL,
NJ. D., Author Of the ''Green Book" sc.
The world-renowned author, IN this admra-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own exPe-
rience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be efiectually removed without med
icine, and without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bouges, instruments, rings. or cordIa!s,
pointing out n ode Of cure at once certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may care himself
cheapIy, privately, and radically. This lecture
Will prove boon 10 thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope, 10 any
address, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, BY addressing the publishers.
Also, Dr.. CULYERWELL'S Marriage
Guide" price p ceuts.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE, s CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1856.
August 81 1867.
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NEW PRINTs-NEw PRINTS.
w L nave JUST received large assert.
" h'"' oi FALL PRINTS which We
ohef 10 our Old customers and all others,
very low. These Prints are beautiful
and good. Call and examine them for
yourselves and be convinced ina, ,hey are
as represented.
Aug 81 COST & WAGNER
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SALE
JEFFERSON LAND

DY Virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed
ID by James V. Moore TO Nathan S.
White and Lawson Bous, dated Decen-
Der 81, 1856, and of record in Deed Book
No. 81, page l69 Of the records OF Jeffer.
son County, West Virginia, and in pur-
suance OF decree Of The Circuit Court OF
Jefferson county made a, the June term,
1867, the undersigned Special Commits.
soner, ill Offer for sale before the from,
door Of the Court House in Shepherds.
town at public auction, on
Saturday, September 2S, 1867,
CERTAIN TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND in the county Of Jefferson, and
State Of West Virginia, containing
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TrHE Bismsfk Paper Collar. bottom hole
/ lined. entirely new and durable, at
Aug "a hckhdrb
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August "a, 1857.
e. Berkeley Union and New Era.
Hagers,owu Mail, and Lancaster Inlelli-
rencer, weekly. copy ill sale and send
bill> 10 THE Office for collection.
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DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP cuMPAsr's
Ill through line n
CAf1FOENIA AND @ lima.

49, 4A ~.
DAciFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP c ,NaASr's
c,r1ron sngTqsss ,iqs ssous.
Carrying n. y.s vSlisP . STATES NAIL
steamers leave pier so 4 Soria re loot Of Canal Stree.
s,is o,eIces. noon, IS As, :olows;- -
WE nsssmber rN isHExsy cHhuScEY. Captain Gray
s%ss, ssislS,s STAR Ssp.'I Conner
m pounds easssgs slowedtre % each adult passenger
dsraTsalss oaoa Acapulco; those q Is, and ~,
s and lin FOE central American fors aud those o. Isl
steam line from Panama Ausr,lla aud New Zealand
easey VI s, saa ea!P RErUBiiS from San
syo at xosoan rh sa s'fsm.rs any
re oce on the wharf foot OF Canal ssrsst Serh river
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ op qSs caI i r6SHSsiRS.y
nrprrFpns RATES 81 snssaaf ANS sMsisHr
The entirely mn AK elegant a s; Ca. Merry
viii be despatched BY TIE North American steamship Com
Mond,y, Nov. u. at noon.
o ssr = r Nsh 4. EVER raw '9 g w.rsS street. connecting
os Tits ,sad have Recommendations that are unsurpassed
Ss followed ps:.%ss5 = sy .s s.vorls' steamship
connecting a Panama c yss ;ss n,- ''s'm'A'
r'r passage Or 'r''sA' IBBpE 'ecARRrSoroS. Aseu.
M West street corner OF Warren street New York.
CsAKLEs DANA, Vice PfesL wM. n. wtBB, Presidents
"a Exchange place. New York.
L,oR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
III Reduced rates Of freight
The Pacific Mall steamship Company's steamer ARR
f%s I ss. fss sss X ~ r nHs
AZ, sss q %sITs
Sole freight agents r. ~. .. =. Go.
L,oR ST, THOMAS AND gRAzlI.-rHE ELEvANr
IN sidcwhesl Steamship Souru AMERICA. 1oO
burden Captain B. Ia Tnklepaugh Will ssi Rio Jansro
ports saturday, November - 1851 as
r. NJ, from pier u North river.
For freight % peseags apply
No. Bowling Green, New Tort.
TEXAS LrNE-roR GALVESTON. IgxAs-rsB Al
4 steamer TILL14. Capt rsrtsdss y sew rss.ivss
freight 70 East river. ana viii sai with desrst~t
apply 70 {. b. HiLLoki AGO., iS5 sIisn l.ns
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OW FARE-TO BUFFALO ONLY S. VIA NEW
IL York Central and Troy Lane; steamers VANDERBILT
aud CONN &c fICuT daily saturdays exceptedf from pier a
Nora foot Of spring street, At six O'Clock r. N. On
purchasing state you obtain tickets ~ this
low fare
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TEXAS LrNE-roR GALVESTON, IgxAs-rBB Al
steamer Till. Capt r.rtnnass, y ssw rsssivss
apply 70 :. n. niIIoki 4cW. Isl as,sen lsns
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~
UOR ALBANY AND rKoY-FARE sc, AND COR
ding reduction through tcSets TO all points
West and North The lrst class steamers conn CiicUf
ana {. sANDERBlnr leave per - North river daily
Central and Northern Railroads Fare Sundays 81 50.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
IL Trains Tor Albany aud Troy connecting With Northern
Western trains, leave new York hudson River na-
road Thrteh aud Tenth avenue, eA NJ " NJ and
$50 go and u r. NJ. aud via Harlem Railroad, twenty
and Fourth at I0 4. NJ. aud 4t5 NJ
The go aud II r. NJ trains via Hudson river will
sieepinc cara attached 10 6:3, and II r. NJ. trains.
wM. n. WAND. RBILT. Vice President.
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~ Winter arrangements,
James slip. New York, At A. N. via Long island
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and all way stations
ranahn Brooklyn. at vu5 A. NJ, via bro sklyn
Central Railroad 70 jamaica for Babylon and all way
tons
James slip New York at r. NJ. via Long Island
Efisrosd 10 jamaica, Tor Babylo and all stations.
Franklin avenue ooslyn, a 2:55 Y. NJ. via Brooklyn
.io.-s.
Babylon at 7s A. " for Jamaica and all sta
lions. connecting with train OF Lons Island karoal as
Ing u. James slip at 10 A. NJ
Leave Babylon d: 75 A. for Jamaica and all way
tons connecting with tram Of Brookyn Central Railroad.
arriving at franklin avenue Brooklyn. NJ 40 A. NJ
leave Babylon at 2:sv r. 81 Tor Jamaica and all way
stations connecting with Of Long Island Railroad
rivng al james slip AIS r. NJ.
Leave Babylon at 1910 I. N. for Jamaica and I'll way
stations. connecting with train Of Brooklyn Central Raft
road arriving Franklin avenue Brooklyn. al 30S r. NJ.
and connecting also wa the OF the hast New
York and Jamaica Railroad. which leave Jamaica every
forty minutes. n WHITE, superintendent
20 take effect November 1867.
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AMO0A ~ I'M ISe
BAsv4cs sISss q HOUSE, r.,.,,.,. 49,.
observation-disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NORTHUMBERLAND
kAE EoossrriIsT,!E Ess s s0x3KssSE..
kkAALL 6sPiA TH s. 500 soAA oxsESs
SUPERINTENDENT
KkAAIt0ossrrIISSTH ~ soMoxkssSSE'
the wonderful made crvs asroSuced BY Prof
asssssr from Berlin; il n Res..n.'s bali It emitted
+ p.,,.n,. ..r Ia al CONTAINS D'AAoUR
OIysEPIISA MoRLAccHL
SIG. GIOVANNI LUPo.
SEVEN PRINCIPAL pAHsUEsEs,
GRAND EuR SSn 1 p sA LIEF COMPANY
in the spectacular ds ca,rn g =; s,.,cH
Every ' ss@Us 5 s'si MATINEE A. ONE.
WALLLAck's
great desire to witness present
81 hs s's1 no rsyS the Manager
FRIDAY EVENING November a
A'' n'an' % i0'' rae Sssu aoas sSSsdy E!
Characters By Mr. >. walack. Mr.. =. L; Davenport
). b. f'k. Mr. " g. I.os aS Alas Rose Eysnse. MA
Clara Jennings Miss KAis Ramos. Mrs John SETON and
Ssip,Ssy srs seys"ss, uor the last sims,-rHs
w.,,i MN AID oaieffS.I DIANA !, ,.,.o,
with The greatest success entitled
s sxUp's r rssII,
having besn purchased By Mr. Waack win DO produced
MONDAY EVENING, November IS
with Beautiful scSnsy Appropriate Appointments Cos
Eoors open Il *; performances commences ats
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SEE OUR MATCHLESS TRANSPORTATION SCENE
AND SEE Mr.. FUXS BOTTOM :.
MATINEE PRICES:-Admisson, rs cents; children, %
cent? Balcony chairs 81 Orchestra chairs 81 b: Family
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS.
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Price OF Passage IN Gold dne.udng wineA
To b. est or Havre,
First cabin SGD: second cabin. sSj.

Including railway tickets. furnished on board
tlrst cabin, $685. secoad cabin, SIS.
These steamers do not carry staeragc passengers.
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travellers going to returning from the Cont
nent OF Eurore by taking the Of this lire avo.
icces~ary risks from transit by English railways
sing the channel besides saving tn,e lc and
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent IS Broadway.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-TnE GENERAL
~ Transatlantic tompanv's Mail Steamships between
New York and Havre. hing mt Brest.
The splendid vessels this favore route for the
Continent wl sail Ter No 90 North kiver, ioows
SAINT LAURtNT, Boo ,nde Saturday. Nov. 80
IE3EfRr pnchesne. Saturday. ~
WILLIE DE PARIS, .SaturdaY. Dec. ~
EUROPE Lemarie Saturday, Jan. H.
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II ELY LEoS's MINsTRELs To BROADWAY.
N ALWAYS GOOD FU>Nf AND ussIvINAL
t 1S ia sAA's14''ss s ss sSs
NAMES q FAUST U A GOLD
HE kDSQ
L1pum MErisroFYr. F.xxv.
Icons ELECTION sfEECd EJACULATION CLo0.
II ooLEy's oPE "a IoUs: :. BauOaLiN.
III appearances In brooklyn Of The Wonder Of the
World TiiE VIII fE EbEPIANf OF SIAN.
first week o. I'll + KITCHEN bSLLh. sel
Fast wees OF THE TAILOR ~ CkUW uILL, &C.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIiN.
IN I'll FIhsr sAf.I. AND WINTER
EAhbilon or original Pictures aud sculptures
Inc Galleries fwentyh street and Fodrtn
avenue daily from ~ NJ. untd dnsk, aud from IN 10 10
o'cock 4. "a. ADDISON RICHARDS, ,lor. sec ~ A.
fpHE FLoRENC2s. THE FLoRENCes.
i IuE licKET OF LEAvE MAN tL
MATINEE. MATINEE MATINEE.
BARskr WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEAfKE
SATURDAY NEAT ADMISSION 90 CENTS
G1Q MUSEUM or ANArouY-sis
OlC Cabinet OF Natural iiistbry aAd Polytechnic fns
collection thou aads 81 euioses, among which bs
found the Aztec cnldren legged three
armed and dou1 ebodcd niososites child en bearing hs
resembsnce of monkeys etepnans AMI cats; the greas
beriu aud ia Skuderr luoancd bodies; tSrt
with and collects, winch never ii 10 Al
tract OF DenolJsrs lectures DAILY open iTJ
sn the morning uil 10 - uisas