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Southern Bonds in New York.

York Exchange on the 9th inst. were as
follows:
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TRIBUTE
To the Memory of Mrs. Lizzie l.. But
Ter.

The poet has said Death found strange
beauty on that brow and dashed 1t out.
But not thus did the monster with her of
whom we write He found beauty spirit
ualized by sorrow, etherealized by suffering,
and he kissed her as gently as loving bride
groom ere kissed fair bride. EnamOred
of her sweet spiritual face, he stole away
her breath, not her beauty.
Her beauty was of that spiritual type
which seemed to be rather a child of
imagination, a shadowy essence, than a
living reality.
She was peculiarly retiring, but when
she did appear in halls of gaiety and pleas
ure, all eyes were turned upon her Won
drous grace and beauty, which were doubly
attractive from her own Inconsistencies Of
the possession of such charms. She seemed
indeed, the being whom the poet Swallowed
forth in his verse:
She gazed upon world she scarcely knew,
As seeking not to know it silent, lone,
As grows flower thus quietly she grew,
And kept her heart serene within its zone
There was love in the homage which she drew;
Her spirit seemed as seated on throne
Apart from the surrounding world, and strong
In its own strengthened strange in enc SO young
A little more than twelve months ago,
"while the Autumn winds were at their
evening song" she stood before the mar
rage altar, bright and beautiful as the
hopes that dwelt in her pure young heart.
A few short months, and she followed
the remains of him whom she loved, to the
tomb. She returned to her friends broken
hearted, but with that peculiar and spiritual
beauty only heightened. As a loved friend
and associate often and truly remarked,
she looked like broken lily, whose stem
had been snapped just as it blOomed in
perfection and beauty.
She faded from our view like some lovely
dream, and seemed almost to have been
translated into the pure region of
spirits. Her bridal robe became her wind
ing-sheet. Flowers lay in rich festoons
upon her bier, as though they would offer
up incense to her beauty. One flower
the broken lily was placed there-ftting
type of her purity and gentleness, and of
the early and untimely blight.
Her form now lies in Mt. Oivet, but
her spirit Joins in the seraphic anthems
around the Great White Throne. Thus has
passed away one of the lovehest beings we
ever knew; and though time and fate may
bear us far away from where she sleeps,
vet, as the sea shell ever murmurs the
music of the sea, so will there ever swell
up in our hearts in after years, sweet men,
cries of the loved and lost. W.
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Notice to nressmakers.

Buy your mattresses of E. II. MILLER,
No North College street. noy27-1m
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DICK TURPIN.
Eforses, Pistols and Canoes.

Gen. cheatham OutdOne.
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CINCINNATI Dec. 13.-F1our, family S5.356j.65
Corn, new 75c. Oats 72G77. Rye 9Oa9fc. Cotton
hrmer, middling 2324(d24c. Whisky 9759Sc. Pork
81. Bulk shoulders 12Ac; sides l51z9l6Zc Ba-
con shoulders 143lcG18kc. Lard, held at Il 3lc
Hogs IO1c. Butter and eggs unchanged Cheese
| ITLT19I[c
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CLOTHING for boys from nine to fifteen
years old selling very cheap at G. B. Alb
bolts. decl2-2t
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z. y. COMMISSIONER.
The above card from Mr.. Campbell will
show by what means publication has been
given to an accusation, before an oppor-
tunity has been allowed me Of defence.
The atrocity of the attack and utter dis
regard of good faith in publishing it, is
evident to every one.
will be able to show when the cause is
heard, the motives which prompted this
unjust and iniquitous prosecution, as well
as to completely vindicate myself.
Respectfully, etc, J. EDw. STACEY.
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NoBBY holiday suits for boys, received
to-day at HuntingtOn's.
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Louisville Markets.
ray-rrru nae IA Ga1pa IF 81 bids N

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13.-Sales of q hhds tobacco I;
lugs IS: leaf $l2. Bagging &c. Cotton firm at
Prime sugar l4hc. Prime Molasscs 75c. Hogs
So 1910 .. Pork $3.50. Bacon shoulders 10 &C
sides 18AG18Ac. Bulk shoulders 12Kc; sides
l6I9164c. Hams DC. Lard 1870. Whisky gSc.
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MEMPHIS, Dec 10. Cotton quiet and weak a
24Hc. Receipts 3,51sbales. Exports 2,G82 bales
Flour frmer; superhneS5. Corn 92993c. Oats
&c. Hay S26627. Bran S22 Pork 11911%c
Lard 1S[9G19Lc. Bacon nominal; bulk shout
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Revenue Collector.

We aTs authorized TO announce D. q. Clark az
candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson cOun-
ty, at the ensuing March election. sel9 tide
By the solicitation of many friends, I hereby an
n0unce my name as a candidate for Revenue Col
lector Of Davidson county, at the March election,
1870. GEORGE GREER
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Do not neglect slight cough, it may end
in consumption. G. F. Cations Cough
Balsam will relieve you. del eod1m
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NJ. 7. GRAHAM, matchmaker and jew.
eler. has removed to No. 20 Cedar street,
Commercial Hotel Building. 1t
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The Arrest of Capt. stacey.

In our Sundays issue we published the
affidaYits upon which a warrant was issued
for the arrest of Capt. ]. E. Stacey. Capt
Stacey thinks that injustice has been done
him in publishing ex parte testimony be-
fore the trial. We give place to the fol-
lowing statement from the L. S. Commits
sioner, and also a card from Capt. Stacey,
in which he says he will be able to show,
when the case is heard, the motives which
prompted the prosecution:
To the Editors OF the Union and American:
In your issue of Sunday morning appears
the affidavit of Larkin Bradley, upon which
warrant was issued by me for the arrest
of Capt. j. Z. Stacey.
Upon the appearance of the parties, and
upon motion of the District Attorney, the
case was postponed until Wednesday, the
18th inst, and in the meantime bond was
taken for the appearance of defendant that
day. Saturday evening, Mr.. Bassett, Clerk
in the Office of the Supervisor, asked for
permission to copy the affidavit of Bradley,
to be filed away by said Supervisor as an
'ofiice copy" As the affidavit was taken
bv the Supervisor in the first instance, l
complied with his request, on condition
that it should not be made public until af-
ter the trial. distinctly remember charg-
ing him tlcice not to make it public, and
twice he soLemRly promised me he would
not
The object of this is to disclaim having
had anything to do with the publishing of
&c pdTte testimony, and that before tie
trial. Very Respectfully,
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Dec l3.-Flour dull; buyers de-
Tnand concessions. Wheat dull at s1.35d1. So Corn
receipts large; white sO,aS7c; yellow S569lC.
Oats firm at 5696Oc. Rye 81. Provisions quiet
Mess pork at S32G33. BacOn-rid sides l83 a 19c
clear sides 194c; shoulders l55z @l5Zc; hams 2lc.
Lard 19c. WHISKY better feeling and small sales
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NEW and choice styles in gentlemen
neck wear, at Huntingtons.
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St. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. -. Flour dull, superine s. sIIl
IA. Wheat duh and unchanged. Corn, new
/ mixed SOGS3c. Oats 5l,Gj4c. Rye SGSS2c. Whis-
! ky 81. Molasses 7OdSOc. Pork s31. Bulk shout
ders 121{c; sides 16e16Ec. Bacon-sides 196l9tc.
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Chicago MnrIKcIS.
Cincinnati Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec. I3.-Flour, spring extras $500
s. Wheat 854la86c- Oats 42c. Rye 73c Barley
7sd 79c Highwines 95G96C. Sugar I2614Ec,
Pork $3.50. Lard lShc Bulk sides 14E@l4Hc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New york General Markets.

NV YORK Dec. 13-Market inactive; IA extra
blue Denims 25c; BIB do DC &C DC; Columbia W
blue and brown do &c; Haymaker blue and brown
do I6kc; New York Mills bleached muslins % (;
Z NJ, 4 10 o.
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/ NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Cotton quiet and rather
heavy. Sales of !, 200 bales. Uplands 25Hc. Flour
/ S44Oa4S0. Whisky Sl.O2E9LO3. Wheat-red
[ and amber s1.3Oa1.33. COrn-Old sound s1.1l@
( l.I3 Rice dull; Carolina 6Z97Ac- Coffee dull.
/ SuFar-in fair request; Cuba II \ 9ll3fc. Molasses
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FIRST BOARD.

The sales on the 10th inst. were as fol
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T OF 1917.
RENENITE STANDS

REVENUE STAMPS.
The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
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pelr;dere. Interlacken, Switzerland: the

Belvidere, Interlacken, Switzerland: the
month, August the year, 1864. The Prince,
in charge of his tutor and-a gentleman In
waiting-Maior Gray, we believe, had
apartments on the first floor, the windows
Of which opened upon the roof oil the Por-
tico ut the main entrance to the hotel. oh
the afternoon in question there had been
heavy hail-storm, piling the icy mlssiie8
in great heaps wherever they could ma a
Judgment, and driving the guests, who were
strolling about the gardens, to seek shelter
within tic portico. The Prince, who had
impaticntly witnessed the storm from
his apartments, could not resist the
sight of the shining pebbles which
rested so invitingy just outside the
window. and 50, raising the sash. he slip
ped out. gathered G handful, and leaning
over the balcony, discharged them upon the
head Of n lady who was standing imme-
diatcly beneath him on the piazza. This
sport continued rthtil some gentleman shout
ed out from below " to stop that Id nom
sense" An instant after and as the Prince
was exploring his magazine for fresh am
muniti0n, the stcntcrian voice of the Major
YVES heard Justify calling "Come in this
minute, sir :" The royal scion cast an i'm
ploring glace in the direction from whence
the voice proceeded, clutched last handful
of the frozen projectiles, and with his right
arm raised for final vollev, iaughinglv
exclaimed, Just one more shot, Major;
want 10 smash her waterfall -
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y ,o;d Tho ;rota o,a gentleman ;,

sum. 1said the 1rate old gentleman.
little bit of sarvice will go long way"
suggested the male applicant. "Ah! no."
said the parson; "you don't pay for the
size of the pill, but for the good you hope it
will do YOU" The lass, intent on marriage,
began to weep, but thu parson was inexora-
bic, and the couple turned sadly to depart.
Just then happy thought seemed to strike
the forlorn maiden, and she turned and
cried, through her tears, "Please, sir, if
you can't marry us full won't you marry
us twenty-seven cents worth? We can
come for the rest some other time" This
Was too much for the parson. He married
them /" full up" and they went on their
way rejoicing.
TIE Edinburgh Rerielr tells the following
Of Walter Savage Lander: In his garden
walks ne would bend over the flowers with
Il sort of worship. but rarely touched one
Of them. The form which the notoriety of
this sentiment took in the Florentine legend
was that he had one day, after an imperfect
dinner, thrown the cook out of the window,
and, while the man was writing with n
broken limb, calculated, Good God! |
forgot the flowers
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SEXToN's SWAMI SPRINGS, VA,
AUGUST IS, 1869.
tors of the Dispatch

SENT0N'S SWAMP springs, Va, {
August 2S, 1869.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
1t is matter Of considerable surprise
and disaprcintment to the distinguished
quests nj this delightful and fashionable re-
sort that the press Of the State has made NJ
mention. beyond our monthly advertise
mcnt, Of the unusual attractions which
these Springs offer to all seekers Of hcala
and lovers OF pleasure.
Situated in one OF the moS5 fertile, if moi
the most healthful, districts Of the State
easily accessible by railroads from North
South, East, and West, it bids fair to riva]
the Grccnbricr White Sulphur in every
thing except newspaper correspondents !.
VISITORS.
General Robert T.. Lee is not here now
though he and General Grant were boil
here in May, 'G4, and occupied the same
sort Of cabin on opposite sides Of the swamp
General Lee has gone to the White Sulphur
and General Grant TO Concord, y. II.
A:rain on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, containing large number of yisi
tors en- route for the "Oll White stopped
here n few days ago. | understood after
vH~ds that they only wanted wood and wa
Ter.
WASerERADES.
Owing to the excessively hot weather
none of these has yc: taken place. 1t Is
lust possible we may have one about The
equinox, at which time VIC look for the frs,
rain since the 10th day Of June. This dr.!
spell has ruined the finest slash " III Han
over and ior the FIRST time since lSlG tho
frogs have had 10 migrate. This, of course.
has raised the price Of chickens around
Ashland, and caused much suffering among
the ncighbors at trog-Lercl.
= :. .'SrRTNC WtTEH.'
This valuable and iuyigoratin@ mineral
water can be had here ut any season. though
the drought has considerably shortened our
supply.
No analysis of this water has ever been
furnished the proprictors, but the stage
drivers Oh the Richmond end Frcdericks-
burg Telegraph road, in old times, used in
variably to stop here and wafer their teams.
II agreed with them as well as any water.
This paragraph should probably have
preceded the others. For further particu-
lars see advertisement. You viii hcm
from us again if it rains.
Very drily, yours,
Dr.. D. \. DrsT.
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pAFxROADg.
-4I1rc.prAKE AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND sl2,r6 OHIO r. RAIL- lh1
,ftcr the 5SIrI ii.NE. 1902 the MAIL TRAIN win
run daily between Richmod npd y ans sqP Pe at
White Sulphur Springs at 81 T. NJ. Leave " hlm
sulphur Springs at A. VI. and arrlveat kichmoho
AGCoifSfoDATIoN TRAINc be,we cen C Char bar
lottesyIile and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
%ESDAYs. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesvllle at A. VI, and arrives at Richm9nd al
e.25 A. W Leaves Richmond at $3.50 L. VI, anc
arrives ut Charlottesville ut Z. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects ut GordonsVil!e anc
Charlottesville with trains on Orange. Al"X"ndria
ana Manassas railroads for Aicxandrin, washing
ton. Philadelphia. New York, Lynchburg, Knox
vile. Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
rGmcry. Mobile. Sc: ut Stanton with stages
for Wcycr's Cave, lTarrlSonburg and Augusta
SPRING.: ut Goshen with stages for Lexington; Ma
ural bridge, Eockbridge Alum sPrings' S2ld sui
with stages for Bath Alum snd Warm Springs
at Coy!ngt0n with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs; at Allegheny with stages for OLD Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs: and ut White sulphur
Springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
sburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES F. SETHERLAND,
10 % General Ticket \ gent.
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ANECDOTES on Prince ARTnrR.--Will the
Jenkins appointed to do" Prince Arthur
upon the arrival of that lively young gen
tlcmcn in Canada be kind enough to ask
lis Royal nighness if he remembers the
following incident: 1t was AZ the Hotel
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\ young lady who was fer the first time
at the seaside, and did not know vet how
sca-batAs are taken il France, protested
strongly when she was told that a stout
= Ioigneoa'" would take her into the water.
She said, = could never deliver myself in
this manner into the hands Of man; -
and, she added, naivcl,v, /" into the h&nds
Of man whom I do not know" Bah, >
replied to her q lady who had often tried
it before, "a jaiynes1' is no man lie Is 4
triton"
4 servant girl in Altoona recently tried
whiskcy to Kill rats. She swectencd il
with sugar, soaked bread il, and then left
The bread in the cellar where rats "most
DO conrregatc." She had been up stairs
but half an hour when she heard laughing,
singing, and general hulluballoo, down
stairs. She accordingly went down to see
what was the matter. Imagine her aston
ishment to fad about dozen rats, gloli-
ously fudlled, engaged il throwing potato
rarines at each other, and hauling one
another up to drink.
In Virginia [loubtiulb where tie law
fixes the marriage fec at one dollar, there is
a "Reminiscences o. couple who, many wears
ago, called Oh parson and requested him
10 marry them. where is my Zee !. s." said
the fuDctionary. The parties who were to
unite their fortunes did so at once, and
found the Joint amount to be lwerty-scven
cents. u cannot marry you Tor that
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Bv Paine & Co.. Auctioncers.

T ARGESALE OF FRESH DRY GOODS,
4 BOOTS. SHOES, &C.-On WEDNESDAY
the 18th Instant commencing ut 10 o'clock, We viii
sell Mt orr auctIon-rooms large and attractive as
sortmcnt Of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
comprising 4 great variety of new and choice
STYLES. receiving and adapted t. the wants "I
tho trade.
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, ANDBALMoRALS,
receiving from Boston. among which arc many
prime goods, with good proport On OF extra sizes
for men and women with IN Invoice OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CARPETINGS,
SHAKER HOODS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
FANCY GOODS IN VARIETY. &C., SC. ::
to which We invite the attention ofthc trade.
sea PAINE 4 CO., hucltoarprS
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By wellington Goddln.
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE FARM or TWELVE AND HALE "a
ACREs. ON CHURCH. HILL, At THE EA AL,
ERN END OF BRoAD STREET on TIL
MARGIN OF THE CORPORATION LIMITS,
TOGETHER WITH THE GRQWINT CROPS
HORSE COW, ia RI3I5SG !MpL EM NJ ns &C. =,
Mr. Michael Mcehan shall sell Mt auction on The
premises on THURSDAY the 9Th September 1899,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the very valuable ana attrac-
tive suburban residence and farm located as above
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Frcderick
Brauer. containing about TWELVE AND "A
HALF ACRES Of highly productive land. IN" nm
provcmcnts thereon consist of Il trst-rafc hrick
dwelling containing eight rooms. neatly painted
and papcrcd, and In good order with an cNc"icnt
wooden addition Of three rooms. used as Kitchen :
besides. barn. stable, courthouse, cow-houS", Two
carriaee-honscs. SC. There are on the place Two
wells Of water. and parcel Of fin" fruit trees
grape vines, &c. The location j. n handsome
one, commanding a lovely view OF the whole CITY
md It's suburbs. In few wears, In n probability
the land VIII be very valuable for building lots
thus presenting n good chance for profitable IN :,
vestrnent. Also, the growing crops OF corn ana
turnins. one fine cow, one good horse, ana the
farming implements.
TERMS: For the land Ono-fourth cash: balance
at one two, ana three years, FOR bonds bearing In
rest. secured by trust deed.
50 , w. GODD1N, Auctionccr.
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-
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM 4 GO, Agents
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EMPRESS C4Mn!ANY.

MACKENZIE. HENRY = FLAMASI,
81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills OF ladiug given from Richmond -
II European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, aud
pthcr freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable kilograms forwarded nj low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Fr.ights forwarded to all parts OF the United
states and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM CO., Agents,
M - cnrncr Mlin and ElnNemth .tLect,.
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gTTAMEHs.
FOR NEW TCRK
fun w II IVFFNs -
ON DOMINION STEAMSHIP 80

FOR NEW lUKh. /E~SH
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssaslSgss
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wlccl steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, n A GA X A, Abe
MARIE. and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
o'clock p. VI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
,aioons and staterooms The fare. accOmmOdi-
ions and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
4outhrTn and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered; AT QUAR-
TER OF one PER CENT, at the offices OF this
company. ,.,.,. 49, c..,-,
tree' Wi iii DUSHAM & CO., Agents
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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NATIONAL. LINE.

Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL. - ~.
,alling at GCEENSTOWH, lcav!ngsSSnsss;:sSss;.s.
der {; North river every Saturday:
GRANGE. QUEEN, HELNETlA,
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. SlO0 and So, currency.
Storage passage. $50. currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
:37, In currency.
Storage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Eot-
crdam, and iIayrc. S!5, In currency.
For further particulars, apply At the Offices OF
he company, 70 Broadway 7. W. J. HURST,
Manager, or TO
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM 4 CO.. Agents.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND e-.Sao
LONDONDERRY. a-.LLIN

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favoritc Clydc-huilt passenger steamers are IN
ended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
80. 20. North river, Mt II O'Clock VI.
.ATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IL CURRENCY:
Cabins TO Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry. so AMI
49,
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months. ?l10
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $50: intermediate,
IS.
Prcpaid certificates from these ports, SS7.
Passengers hooked to and from Hamburg ilavrc
rotterdam, Antwerp. &C.. at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
ain.
For further information apply At the company.
Diiccs, No. 8 Bowling Green, New York 10 HEN
DERSO>, BROTHERS, orto
WILLIAM {. Dl'NliAM & GO, Agents.
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,ByA. {. PulIiam, Auctioucrr.

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l%Ni9S been re'inltr" h> tm1 H. - ,
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81 iru@. cHIc"l.u -! '1i.i'S a. ~ h. ..
chr9tYFh.d t99l'l? .,1' 1'o', ,a., ~. e. -
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trmbcr next, the TRACT ot ~ ~ Nl'h VIM
~" said James EcIioE 10" I!-t'1, ro'', WIZ,
TEN AtRi.~. WITH Il very concordance '.iN,.D
DIV Filling: and other h1;~es l"Gfc'h ,t!Et'Eu
90 the SCUM sac 81 f"u',G i'tN l:.,I'TT ~, +"
!Gou,. ihCrc + personal lFnP.t ny, '''''''!''
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