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authorities that might be quoted show
clearly that, Notwithstanding the enormous
expenditure to which the great northern
cities have gone in erecting large reser-
voirs and aqueducts, it is the settled opinion
among the most eminent and experienced
engineers that the pumping system is supe-
rior to that Of reservoirs, both in the supply
and in affording sufficient head. For this
latter purpose, in addition to the auxiliary
machinery advised by me in my letter of
the 7th instant, I would suggest the
erecting of either stand pipe, On ell
evated tank, or huge air ves-
sci. The first may consist Of large
upright cylinder, such as have been built
in Europe and in this country las in West
Philadel phia for instance, l20 feet in
height. The second is now in use, or IN
the way of construction, in New York,
where over the Harlem river an octagon
tower of 1876 feet high has been built. This
tower has, or will have, at an altitude OF
Ill feet, tank securely placed within II, OF
the capacity of 54,028 gallons, designed toT
the supply of dwellings on higher grade
of the city. The third is an cir vessel OF
large dimensions, but on the same princi-
pie as the small air vessels on our steam
tme-engines, &c.
1t must be borne in mind that reservoirs,
stand pipes, elevated tanks, or large all
vessels, are only to regulate the supply oil
water in case Of sudden increased de-
mand. In other words, simply to keep II
store On extra supply of wafer to be used on
an emergency, until the pumps can be work
cd up to their full power. There arc other
systems which have none of the above regu-
lators, but depend entirely on machinery
BY either one of the proposed plans srtti
cient water would always be held in reserve
for the greatest emergency, as, before tlrt
could gain any headway, the pumps
driven by steam or water power, coutt
be worked up to their fullest power, and al
abundant stream of water thrown over on
highest buildings.
For the sake Of economy, and the bette
to regulate the pressure, the water workI
might be divided into higher and lowe1
service, as is done in many cities, and O.
was once here advocated by MIR. Charlie
Elicit, Jr. The lower part Of The city coult
be supplied from the present reservoir, ant
the higher portions from the stand pipe
tank, or dir vessel, which is advocated.
But, as we have such full water power
should this division of service be Objected
to, the increased pressure on the lower por
tions Of the city could be easily regulated
by valves, such as are now IN use, which
can be set to any required pressure or head
and will give, automatically, the 1ul! ho7
of water which the pipes can dlscharg'
under the pressure to which they are get
In this way the pipes will be subjected to
! uniform strain, irrespective of The elcya
ton at which they may be located.
/ must defer to another day the furtho
consideration of this important subject, am
remain, your obedient servant,
RICHMOND.
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CONNEIL's AR3EsT-P1LGCE CO0rEEA-
TIoN.-WiIliam Connell alias Bill Connors,
who was arrested in Richmond on Saturday
night by Detective Tyler, and carried to
Washington by Detective McDevitt, is no.
torious burglar, and n member of des-
perate gang, whose headquarters are in
Washington.
The Washington Republican, giving an
account of the arrest, takes occasion to say
that the promptncSs of our Chief Of Police,
Colonel Egbert, has thus brought a great
criminal to Justice, and is an evidence OF
the great good that will result to the public
when the police authorities of different
cities work in unison to accomplish the ends
of justice. The police authorities Of Rich,
mond deserve the hearty thanks Of oui
citizens
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PEHsoNAL.--Robert II. Albright, Esq,
one of the editors of the Greensboro IN.
C) Patriot, is in the city, and will call on
business men to afford them the opportu-
nifty Of making the acquaintance, through
the columns of his widely circulated jour
nal, Of the people of the prosperous sec
tions of the old North State. Richmond is
their natural market, and if our business
men make the proper efforts they can Sc
cure the entire trade of the country tribu-
tary to the Piedmont railroad.
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CHAMDER OF CoMMERCE-CHANGE OF
LocATioS.-The Chamber of Commerce ct
their last meeting adopted the following re-
solution:
Resolvcd, That committee of three
he appointed by the Chair, who shall aScer-
tain and report on what terms the Chamber
can be released from the Cnexpired portion
Of the lease, and what other more desirable
location can be procured"
The Chair appointed as om|oittee Wi,
liam II. Palmer, Alexander Cameron, ana
PoHhGtan Wcisigcr.
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OLD, FAMILIAR FGRM.-Those Of our c4u
zcns who were familiar with the business ol
Richmond previous to the war, and remcm-
bcr its cargo sales Of hundreds of hogs
heads of sugar and molasscs, and OF coffee
by the thousand sacks, will be gratifcd to
know that the firm OF c. 7. Workman s. Co.,
wholesale grocers, have resumed the auction
business again. Their first sale took place
yesterday at their storehouse, on Fifteenth
street, and was we'll attended by our busi-
ness men. The sale was spirited, and n
large quantity Of goods changed hands. We
hope soon to announce the resumption or
their former laTge sales of Louisiana,
South America, and Vest India produce.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY .-Aleck John
son (colorcd) was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday charged with feloniously
breaking into the house of Mary Ford and
stealing six dollars from her. From the
evidence of several witnesses it appeared
that Aleck had taken advantage of the abb
sence of the inmates of the house on We'd
nesday evening to break into the house
and make way with all the available
stamps he could find. He was sent on to
answer Indictment for felony.
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MAYORS CouRr-Mayor Chahoon preSi-
ding.-Lena Bragg (colored), charged with
stealing chicken from Lucy Blair, was
discharged.
Ellen Dickinson (colored), charged with
having in her possession sesera. stolen ar
ticles of wearing apparel, was discharged.
Mary Hamilton (colored), charged with
being disordcrly and resisting the police,
was called, and her case continued until
to-day.
Alick Johnson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Alice Trent, was
discharged.
John West (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating John c. Clarke, was
called, and the case continued until the
10th.
Stephen Johnson (mulatto), charged with
assaulting and beating Annie Jones, Was
fined five dollars.
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UNITED STATES CoAx1ssIoNER's Court
The case of E. G. Lindsey, postmaster at
Ravens Nest, charged with robbing the
mail, was called before this court yester-
day. The accused waived an examination
and was sent on for trial.
A. ]. Berry was arraigned before the
court, upon the complaint of Supervisor:
Presbrey, for carrying on the business OF I
lottery dealer without paying the special
tax. The case was partially heard, the Go
vernment being represented by James Nee
son, Esq, and the defendant By J. Harmer
Gilmer, Esq.
Jose ph Il. Bimberger, mate OF the schoo.
ner Clara Bell, charged with violation OF
the revenue laws, was arraigned and sen'
on for indictment. The captain, John Ap-
plegate, was discharged.
The remaining cases of captains of schoo-
ners charged with violation Of the revenue
laws will be brought up in turn,
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PRETTY WoMES.-A comparatively fow ladies
monopolIzc the beauty as well Us the attention Of
society. This ought not to be so, but Il, and viii
be while men are foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be changed by using llAGtN'S MAG
SoLIA BALM, which gives the bloom Of youth aho
q refined, sparkling beauty to the complexion
pleasing. powerful, and natural.
No lady need complain ola red, tanned, ireck!cd'
or rustic complex lon, who will invest sercnty-Hye
cents In UAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM. Its effects
arc truly wonderful.
To preserve aud dress the hair use LYo:''S IA
TTAIROS.
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FANCY BALL AT THE MONTGOMERY
WHlTE.-The grand final fancy and full
dress ball of the season is announced to
como off ct the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs on Tuesday evening next, the
l4th instant. The managers are gentle
men weil-known throughout the country.
costumcr will be in attendance, and
nothing tendirg to conduce to the comfort
and pleasure OF the participants will be
left undone by the proprictors of the
springs.
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TAKEN By SrRrRIsE.-A gentleman pass
ing near the reservoir fencc on Wednesday
night was hailed by some unseen person,
who exclaimed "Who is there ?" Stimuli
taneously with the interrogation there was
discharge of some fre-arm, and part of
load (bird-shot) took effect in his foot,
while others passed through his clothing
The wounded man requests us to ask " Who
did II 2''
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l,ENEFITs or MONTHLY COLLECTloNs.-
The City Auditor states that the system OF
MOI tlly payments of gas and water bills
wor Ks much better than the old plan. In
1861, 1866, and 1861, the average amount
Of delinquent gas bills per annum was
$, 900, whereas the amount was only 81 600
in 1868. Better keep it up.
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CALL OF A PAsT0H.-Rev. William E.
I{iIl has been called to the pastorate of the
Third Presbyterian church, Church Hill.
Mr. Hill has been serving this congrega-
tion. for several months rs Stated Supply,
and is beloved and deselyedly popular
minister Of the Gospel.
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TIE SPRINGS TuIEF.-Abbie Murray, the
woman arrested on Wednesday evening for
stealing quantity Of wearing apparel from
visitors at the Sweet and White Sui phur
Snrinqs, was not brought before the Mayor
Yesterday morning, it being thought best
TO return Ter to the springs, where other
parties implicated may be arrested. She
is from Philadelphia, and an old thief on
the springs and watering place clay"
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The HUGuENoT BALL.-For the accom-
modation of persons desiring to attend the
grand fancy ball at Huguenot Springs to-
morrow night Garber's omnibuses Will
leave the Spotswood Hotel at o'clock IN
the afternoon for the springs. 1t would be
well to call at Captain Garber's Office early
and secure reserved seats, Us there may be
q rush tomorrow.
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CHARGED WITH FEAUD.-lhe case Of A.
#. Plume, charged by j. L. Bryant with
fraudulcntly representing himself as an
agent of the Southern Association, and
selling the tickets Of the same, and refusing
10 pay prize for numbers drawn, was
called before the Mayor yesterday morn
inr, and in the absence Of witnesses, his
case was continued until to-day.
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FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.--Mr. A. II.
Evans, Washington agent of the American
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, is IN the
city, and in conference with our city authorl-
ties. He makes liberal propositions in re-
card to the construction Of fire alarm tcle-
Graph, which will probably be accepted.
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REMoyAL.-From notice IN another column It
will be seen that the firm OF z. B. & 7. a. SUE
LETT has removed from the corner Of Virginia
and Cary streets to their new store, on Twelfth
street. We hope that these gentlemen VIII nave
not only n continuance but an Increase OF '!iat
patronage which, by business skill and Integrity,
they have so largely earned.
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LIST OF UxMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE SEP
TENDER 10TH, lS69.-John e. Williams,
Frank G. Ruffin, DR.. 3. p. Goodc, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. NJ. 0. Higgins, Hanover
ro,utv, Va; Bledsoe & Venable, Balti-
more Md; Benjamin Burke; Editor
cn,ltlnrn Chnrchman, Alexandria, Va.
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DEF HAMS.-SUGAR-CURED BEEF
- HAMS. of superior quality, dried and smoked,
Jusi received by
SHIELDS, STEVENS ( CO.,
mn uuD Broad
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,I1[1,, ,IIC1-, TIRE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER 10, l'co
ii-' "a ..... 5.a5 Moon sets. 9.1l
sun rlscS'..'.. . G.l5 High tldc.......... s.O5
nonT ON pIcI, NOND, SEPTEMBER 0, 1869.
PORT OF KlCh- ,1vEp.
Steamer John Sylvester, = T,tIrn,
chandisc and passengers. L. % Nnwi York. mer-
Steamer Niagara, Blakcman. %rnb,r, 6 20
chaudise and passengers, W. Z. /
SAILED, ma,
Steamer State Of Maryland, Geogheg W. -ynZ.s 4
more merchandise and passengers, ha- 49,
Schooner Mary Frances, Boyle, CITY F9ln, ".
fnlsh loading for Trenton, y. D.. Curtis rhFN' -
Scnooncrs Jabez white. WlckS, ana fIoTcAcc
Rogers, down the river light.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, September e.-Arrivcd, steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise ana passengers
York River Railroad Company, ana stiieu Oh lc-
turn. .., o 1-r;-od p
Nerwin Carson from Richmond. ITli--Arrlveo
schooner " lillian and James, from Rlchihonc.
BALTIMORE, September S:-ArriVcd' ScHoohe4
Mineauas Heaney, from Richmond. r,.o, 49,.
FORTRESS MONROE, September 81 faSse" ou''
brig r. Rowe, from Richmond for bahla' ,a
HoLMEs'S HOLE, September 4.-hrrlycd' srtoo-
ner Catawamtcak Lord, from Windsor. y. b, Tor
Richmond. , r-,.
LIVERPOOL, August 2!.-Arrtved, Emma l..
Hall blanchard from Richmond.
DY TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON, y. c., September 0.--Ihc work
Of getting the Pioneer off the beach Is stll gong
on with the prospects encouraging.
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COOK & LhUGuTON viii sell at 10 O'Clock
several elegant pianos and an assortment Of
household furniture.
LEE & G0DDIS will sell at O'Clock valuable
lot. with a frame dwelling, on the west side OF
Second between Canal and Byrd streets.
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MARRIAGE IN JAIL.-Sarah Scott, CO.
lored woman in Jail on q very serious
charge, was married on Wednesday to her
faithful lover, one Paul Mayo. The cere-
mony was performed in cell by the Rev.
James Holmes, colored divine, and the
witnesses were John Bacon Crenshaw, Esq,
Sheriff Eggleston, and o colored invited
guest.
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ALruA.-h trial OF ". D. BLAIR Il Co.'S cclc-
brated 'Alphan Whisicy, three years OLD, ara
pronounced perfectly pure BY DR.. j. Z. Mcta",
will convince you Of its superior quality. They
retail It at $3.50 per gallon, and make liberal dis
counts to dealers. Can be had at Ninth aud Main
rA,.o
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MAsoNIC.--Worshiplul William E. Tan
ner has been elected to represent Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, in the Masonic Educational
Committee vice Worshipful Gustayus 4.
Myers, deceased.
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INDICTMENT QrAsHED.- county court
on yesterday quasled presentment made
by the grand jury against the Richmond
and Charlottesville Turnpike for the exac-
ton Of illegal tolls.
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County CoUEr.-The county court has
been in session all the week, but owing to
the indisposition Of Sheriff Magruder little
work could be transacted. The court adj
iourned Yesterday to meet on Saturday.
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REs1GNED.--Mr. 4. NJ. Brownell, United
States gauger, has resigned his position, and
Mr.. Thomas Curtiss has been recommended
to fill his place. His appointment would
prove highly satisfactory to our people.
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The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily 1t HIS y. Nj, arriving In Wash
iIrgton NJ Gas Z. Vi, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for thS North, East, and
EnsT
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FOR NEW YORK. %As
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s1sSssksszsSss,
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, \ NIAGAR A, Abe
MARIE, and HATTERAS. leave Now York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at ,
O'Clock P. M. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodg-
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QCAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices or this
company.
street. New York.
WMLIA5I C. DUNHAM 6 CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.-Partlcular attention Is
called to the sale Of two elegant rosewood seven
octave pianos, by Cook Laugiton, at their auc'
tlon rooms, corner Of Governor and Franklin
strrcfI thi, morning.
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CoNv1cT.-Thc following named convict
was received at the pcnitentiary yesterday
from Amherst: Paul Eaichcson (colorcd),
for assault with intent to commit rape-onc
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WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.
80 dozen two and tlrec-hoOp BUCKETS
:5 dozen yAENISH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUED BUCKETS,
Go dozen four and 1ye-stIing BRCOMS,
% nests PAINTED TUBS,
u nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNs, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER i HARVEY,
tcu No. Pearl Block.
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ii. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements ir
the principal newspapers In Virginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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ANNIVERSARY
OF THE BIRTHDAY OF
ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT.
on THE
FOURTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, lsa9.

PRoGRAMIE:
The German and invited American Societies will
meet ut hnli-past O'Clock \. NJ. on Broad street
In front of the City Han.
They will then form in procession, and VIII
march, to the Theatre. where The celebration will
be opened with an overture by an orchestra Of
twenty musicians.
4 Grand Hymn, composed by Mcndelsshon, VIII
he sung by fun choir Of the Virginia Gesangvc-
rein accomparicd by the orchestra. After which.
the large bust Of Humboldt by h. Valentine viii be
uncovered. 4 prologue will be reCited by DR..
RoIdeman. and oratIons win then he delivered by
G.. A. Pcple, President of the Festival, In German.
on the biography of Humboldt: and by Patrick
Henry Aylctt, Esq, In English, chiefly on the KOS
mus. 49,
At the conclusion cr the or1tons there Will be
singing by the Virginia Gcsangverein, with or
chcstra accompaniment.
The ceremonies will then he closed with the road
ing of the resolutions of the combined German as
soctations OF Richmond by the President of the
Festival
The procession will again nc formed IN front OF
the Theatre. and proceed to Ha;torf~s Garden,
where the FESTIVAL will he continued with music
and othr- entertainments for the rest OF the day.
Tickets for admission To the Theatre TO be had at
BlIgood's storr. Maln street, and Mt the Theatre.
rricc, tifty cents. Tho same tickets Will secure
admission to IIattorf's Garden.
By order OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
HERMAN KOrPLE. Secretary.
The new extension of the CITY rallr0ad VIII he
run all diy t. 4 point near Hattorf's 8 Garden Tor
the convenience Of the public.
Persons purchasing tickets from Mr. George =.
BidcOod's store will be furnished reserved seats
without extra charge. Sc 3--td
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SPECIAL NOTICE.--On and after this
- date we shall be forced TO sell ut retail for
CASH ONLY, and trust that n,ider no eifenei-
stances our patrons will ask us for ersci!; G9ar
ducting In future our retail ftncnt ~ klSILt
prepared than heretofore 70 give what we enarah.
teel entire satisfaction. .,.s.s..
An Immediate settlement by those inaepteo W us
WIZ 70 opp APeo,WHSrAN wEIsIGER q CO.,
set-aw corner Twelfth and Matn siressss
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2icI1uroH(I gispatch.
FRIDAY.........s SEPTEMBER 10, 1869.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE 'sD1SPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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MARINE INTELEEGEGCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE SALE GY THE HUN
Oh ED at the Dispatch Office.
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H.. LIZ
sc t-5tr
$3.50 PER DAY $3.50 PER DAY.
CORDS HOTEL.
i RICHMOND, VA,
situated In the heart of the city, commanding the
finest views, and adjoining the Capitol Square ana
Governors Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
the only one situated in the iashianaDic portion OF
the city and joining the beautiful Capitol Park
with It's statuary, monuments. fountains, and How
cr-hcdS-is newly and elegantly furnished through
out and It's bill or fare Is not cXceicd In quality
and variety by any house In the state. go
special suits of rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties. The arrangements
are nrs-cl,ss in every respect. The price OF
board has been fixed, nwngto the great scarcity OF
money, at The reasonable sur; of
TWO DOLLARS AND ! HALE PER DAY.
The patronage of my friends and the travel
ling public are invited to make tORD'S HOTEL
their home. >
date one Of the prop.etors 1fth Exchange Aotcl,)
RICHMOND, VA.
P.S-NTr COACHES run TO and from all depots
and steamboat landings. au -O-in
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NATIONAL, LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL. .GTTH
calling ut QUEENSTOWN, leaving rSsssss!AxaYssgss
pier Il North river every Saturday:
FRANCE. QUEEN, HELNETIA,
DENMARK, Erin, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage. 500 and Si5, currency.
Stceragc passage. 800. currency.
Stcerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S31, In currency.
Stccrage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg Rot
tcrdam and IIavre. Si5 in currency.
For further particulars, apply ~ the oilccs or
the company, 90 Broadway, +. w. j. HURST,
MlLIIAM c. DUNHAM 6 CO, Agents.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

--.--~N--NL-~ .~~>-~~~--,
7 Q L 0 r s.
FRENCH BRAHDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co.,
eight years Old;
BUMGAKDNER WHISKEY-oid and mel
low:
Wilson'S superior RYE WUISKEY-
10 barrels MEDIUM NHISKEY,
20 barrels LOW GRADE WHISkEYy
8 quarter casks superior SHERRY,
Piper Hcldsick CHAMPAGNE,
Celebrated Green Seal CHAMPAGNE.
Creme dc Bouzic CHAMPAGNE,
Guinness's STOUT, lass YounEer's PALE
ALE,
for sale by CHAMBERLATNE < JONES,
sc Civ 1918 and 1918 Cary street.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND &Ts

FOR LIVEKPUUL IND [Nt5s
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OFPASsAGEBY TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown wn.................Sloo Sloo %
Steerdge, Payable IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 55 90
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
IIyeruool or Queenstown wn,..,............S 90 90
Halifax .........................., 30 co
st. Joints, y. T., By branch stcamcr....... 10 GO
Storage, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. wn..................S 90 90
IIalIfux ..,,.,.,........,,........... Is 90
st. Johns. N f., by branch steamer. 30 %.
Tickets sold to aud from England, Ireland, ana
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or TO
WILLIAM &. DUNHAM CO., Agents.