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HFuniciDai Election.

AUGUSTA, GA, December 1.-The NUM-
cipal election to-day passed off quietly, j.
V. III. Allen Democrat) being elected with
out opposition.
The weather is warm and cloudy.
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In Somerset, Pa, breaks the dawn Of the
millennium. The opposition papers in that
county are owned by the same firm. Each
partner edits the paper in whose principles
he believes, and the profits are divided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

Man DRowNED.--A man named John
Reese, formerly from Amherst county, but
more recently residing on the farm Of Mr.
David Oglesby, in Bedford, was drowned at
Oglesby's Landing, five miles above the city,
on James river, on Saturday night last. He
was intoxicated, and fell into the water,
and before he could be rescued life was eX-
tinct. His body was recOvered-Lynch-
hur.n Nelrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

SUDDEN DEATn.-A young man named
Duval, residing near Arlington depot, in
Nelson county, died very suddenly Monday
morning i'll field near his house. The
cause of his death is not stated.
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Richardson Dying-His Marriage.
NEW YORK, January IA. D. Richard
son was married to Mrs. Mcfarland last
night. This morning he is sinking rapidly,
and his recovery is hopeless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

Colonel w. B. Brown, of Lynchburg, was
dangerously wounded by the accidental
going-oI of gun on Tuesday.
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p ,o,.rs7-A communication from the

Rrorrsr.-A communication from the
mon Shcllroad Company, at savannah,
Gcnrcia. has been received by the Secretary
" inc Treasury, in which that company
:" ",ss his permission 10 import free of duty .
,.trartion engine" to be used on their road
,,otyyccn savannah and Ncrnonberg as an
oxnrrimcnt only. Should it prove success
mi, they say. it will be Of vast advantage to
49,. S,' rnrntrva ut large, rs il would facilitate
IN bringing to the railroad depots and the
river landings the agricultural products OF
the country more speedily and at Il less
expense than by teams.
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LAND SALEs.-Farm of 200 acres, about
two miles southwest of Guilford station, on
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, to A. J. Bear, Of Philadelphia, for
S3,000-S2, eco in cash, and the balance OIL
time,
twenty-five acres of land, situated about
three miles from Alexandria near the Wash
ineton turnpike, belonging to Mrs. Ellen
Sherwood, to James Hilton, Of England, for
s.. 2ON.=ALcrandira Gazctte.
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:, The World having fallen out with George
n francis Train, he has presented q bill Of
sz,i00 for his Fenian letters troin ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

'ENHE MORNING GLORY
i FIREPLACE HEATER.
Something entirely new. With 1t FOUR STO-
RIES can be heated with one fire. AL cast-iron-
&C 2-sm I417 Main street.
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FINDER ST. ALBAN'S HALL, COR
u NER MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, there
is 4 large and wel-selected stock Of C0NEEC-
BRANDED. and CANNED FRUITS and every
thing usually found in first-class confectionery.
OYSTERS, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &c, &C.,
polite attendants THOMAS JACkS0E
no Ie-tlJan successor to A. PiZZini Il Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

FcrxrY AND HIS PArERs.-l hear its edi-
tor and owner Of two papers (both daily
has not the confidence Of 4 single head of a
dayarimcnt, and that General Grant has
erycn him the cold shoulder frequently Of
a.r. His Washington "daiN" has dwin-
died down to be the mouth-picce of the mis-
chicl-makcr Bowen, and the alder and abet-
,cr OF Admiral Porter in bis onslaught upon
Rohc.on. - Washington letter Baltimore
fEzr.,F.
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in the !hl"d Auditor once, VINO LOST Cnree
son, in the war. has had laid on her desk
for adjustment the accounts OF one OF her
deceased sons, who was n Qrlartermaster.
She is now engaged in their examination.
Al StevenSburg. Culpepcr county, Va.
Henry Ashton is appointed postmaster rice
Mss :. L. Rawlings, resigned.
Patents were last week issued to Vir-
ripians rs follows: To Redman Gay. OF
Richmond, for i tire-boN; to w. Il. Croker,
Norfolk, for 4 peanut picker.
Senator BrownlOw writes here that his
health is better than il has been for four
wears. and that he will arrive here on Fri
dav evening with his wife to remain during
the winter Washington Republican.
The statement of the public debt shows a
decrease in the debt for November Of three
millions eight hundred thousand dollars. 1t
will also show that there are outstanding
old demand notes. 81 ,325 $50; new legal
tenders, S350, $50. 900: of 1860 series, SO.
400.DU0-tutal. $3.50, 113, 25S.50. Fractional
currency, Is, $50 ,564.GS. Total, 1894, 994,
S23iS.
Mr.. John NJ. Marshall, Of Roundbrook
New jersey, who has been appointed First
Assistant Postmaster-General in place OIL
George Earle, Esq, resigned, is native Of
Virginia. of the old Marshall family of Eau
gucr county, and was Il classmate o
PosmaSter-Gcncral CrcSwell in Dickinson
northern Methodist) College, of which in
stitution he subsequently became the Grecl
and Latin professor, and with which he i!
still connected as Il trustee.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Sumner is engaged
in preparing 4 Sixteenth amendment to the
Constitution. which shall place the educa.
tional interests Of the country wholly in the
hands Of Congress. 1t is moi possible such
IN amendment can he adopted. The object
OF ii i obvious. 1t is proposed TO educate
the youth Of the country up to Radical
ideas. and To give Radical piliercrS the
lingering Of the school funds. This is Il
very prc.ty programme, but it won't do
WQShingt0n iettcr-B Baltimore Gazette.
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.-It softens
~ the hair when harsh and dry; II soothes the
pritable seaip It affords the richest lustre i ps
falling of; 1t promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth. Prepared and sold by
GOWHATAN e. DUPUY, Apothacary,
noS No 427 Broad street.
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Financial and Commercial.

Inspections OF Tobacco I'm Richmond.
The following Is n comparative statement OF
the inspections OF Tobacco in the city OF Rich
mond for the month Of November, 1858 and 1853
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

NIX BARRELS WHISKEY,
| I - 10 barrels BRANDY and GIN,
PORT and SHERRY VINE,
OLD FRENCH and APPLE BRANDY,
| chests SUPERIOR TEA,
| 30 barrels FLOUR,
| Prime BUTTER and LARD.
| For sale by mo Isl JOHN II. HIGGINS.
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SO hilds.
STOCK ON HAND lsT DECEMBER, 1862:
a,O21 hhds

Total stocks. 49,. 2,021 hhds.
WIN. 7. SHEPPARD,
Richmond Tobacco Exchange.
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4 SINGULAR CoiECIDENCE.-A lady clerk
in the Third Auditors office, who lost three
sons in the war. has had laid on her desk
for adjustment the accounts of one of her
deceased sons, who was n quartermaster.
Sic j, NOW cngaged in their examination.
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RRUNswIck, cEoKeIA.-N. s. FINNEY CO.,

L,INANCIAL-THE SENIOR MEMBER OF AN OLD
II catablshed stock and banking firm Intending 10 with
draw from active bnsntss the of year. the
naming partner who tald has been for
member Of the New York Stock Exchange, viii entertain
proposals for uniting with gentlemsn for the
pose OF continuing the business Address BANKER, box
29e7 Post ohice.
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Ats JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSEIE's.
n BY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, kuctioneor.
This day. Mt IL o. clock.

A BY SRoaipsI6 ioHssTos, Auc.ionesr.
This day at u o'clock,
yon m sFssss a 4 VAN a SSss e
will sell at their IIorse Auction Mart ls East Thirteenth
street, near E TTE nSss s1R FL Sa"
Of business made feature and speciality and is con
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
whore hold sales Tuesday and Friday throughout
csaieinsn xshng purchase those having
.en, win find our house psrfestly reliable we
% prnSa which
'n honorDss sorss; u s on FITS ps sAiE
Elegant crossed matched Team black ard white mares
s
aide tho black handed for speed,
hut a p1s o
& G so e. Ct ss VI" y.s ss
et ss double Harness msds BY owdsn Robes Sheet,
Coach. .ls.s panel, lined with
Fine Family Team black and by hosss is,l hand. kind
nothing; Warranted sound kind and true; lady or child
F.r HsT:s. bay and black ls,S hands. and y..n old
r.n':s ana ss.' kind 10 all
A.ss cssa S Il 81 Kind an. f
Bay H.mbstoni.n Mare, 10 hands, years old splendid
rot in three minutes warranted sound kind and
Cray Work Horse ls,5 hands, years. kind in all harness
BAY Mare W. hands, years. sold for of whom
Dam BAY n9... IN hands years. trained to all h.r
ness good under saddle excellent work horse
Roam trottas Uorea 10 hands, years; kind all har
ness: excellent under saddle superior roadster OF great
s.D Sss
sold for NO fault, ony for wan; Of use.
Sorre Trotting Horse Thunderbol by Mazeppa horse,
out OF Messenger mare; has trottsd In 2 :Bu do
any time when IN condition. he show 2S9 gait this
and well known the Brooklyn roads; 16x hands;
years npd u Ill harness. free from Vice kind snd true
Abdaah Colt ID hands years; kind In all harness and
under saddle; fires from vice. 10 very promising colt has
never been handled for speed jnat from pastures rot
to-day inside Of mnnes her dam and sire roi in
warranted eouni, kind ald true.
Iretihs Horse General Cochran ~ hands syears kind
In all harness Tree from vice 10 good roadster great
dnrsnce and bottom; trot day inside OF nu,es
Ethan Allen trottng Mare 10 hands years; kind In all
hancss and under saddle free from rce tros inside Of
minutes; kind aud true.
Bay roting IIorsc raised Kentucky 15 hands, years
kind 10 all harness free from vice. warranted sound kind
and true.
DARK hay Hoye, I54 hands, years. kind In all harness
under sadde from vice. warranted sound kind
and true; trots In go sure.
Cray Marc, sired by Patchen her star mare, ls4
hands years; kind in all harness kind and true.
Black Horse, l5 hands years kind In all harness; free
from vice kind and true.
Lsb, gray orse, 1875 hands years. kind in a harness
kind and true.
Sly elegant top Wagons and tumble Rootsway,
all IN good ordsr.
several other Horses top and no top Wagons, Ae Fun
description time Of sale We never postpone sale
count OF the weather.
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER HAMLIE's
n clrY AUCTION MART.
ss's eI sHFk ies xaesioa sse1
On wEs9PS HIp sfE hSy. st 6 L o'clock
Great Of celebrated Troer ihoroughhreds and Road
Ray Horse Captain Smith, l5k hands years old, by Rys
dyks Hsmbletonsn, dam Abdssh mare ot close 10
Chestna. Horse ls hands 10 old, by old American
seT s. san sPs ee seIy years old ha. ,Oed in
public aS the fourth heat The Union Course the past
BAY Horse Red Rover 15 hands, Years old; ,rotisd
in public IN as to wagon on the Onion Course and has
Brown colt Tomay Dodi, i hands year. old has trot
tod in 52 the past season. without training promises well
douSs Or on sa % '
The srea. Brood Mare ep AdSsarsa'
Chestnut Herse SANFORD years old
Ray Nsrs Benny Bssss, ysa.s old.
Cray Stallion 1 RcS@or yi'y years D old
Gsest .a;a,sS edi,nEE ! AdeSaran years old
Chestnut geiding simple simon, 4years old.
ches,nn. col, Tammany, wears Old.
Chestnut colt Ke,chon. years old.
Bay colt -, 2ye" FosS po,,e,
Bay Gedinr l6t hands years od warranted SQUAD aud
sorrcl Mare 6s hands years old, sound and
kind In al harness; can trot close to , minutes
kind in al hariness; can ,rot close to minutes
Hack Geldng 49, hands years old warranted sound and
Fay Horse TX l.as years Old wsrran,ra and
kind IN all harness free tsh drivers has roed in 2a2 to
the pol'' can 'f0' i'2i Sssss say pasr..
Pair matched bay Horses ss hands years old warrant
cd sonnd and and IN al harness. psnaa drivers ana AZ
rar closely matched je. black Horses s, hands aud
years old warranted sopd and gentle in all harness. one OF
ihem excellent saddle horse.
q S ne s wf ea hs
tanned from the auconecrs
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR, Gurdon Gates will leave pies
Hast river Saturday, November 20.
Freight for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken
through rates.
For freight passags having superior accommodations
apply 10
C.H MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane
The BTENyILLE will follow from pier % North river:
LIVINGSTON FOX a co,
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

L,oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE.
j. The Florida Railroad Company will despatch
The first cass steamer MERCEDITA Captain sarkey on
Saturday November 20. from pier 20 North river ~
Cargo delivered without nghteragc at Mobile.
10 now receiving Has elegant passenger sccommoda-
tons
Insurance guaranteed at ~ per cent to Mobile.
Through aud bills lading given selma Mont
gomey and all points In the interior at lower rates than
other line.
For freigh. or passage apply to
J.. 4. PATERSON. Agent, III West street,
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COASTWISK STEAMSHiPS.
pAcIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO

oALironSih hSp CHINA
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
~. s.f', . o ,,ss s', ssss
according to location OF berth.
These rates include berihs board and al neeesaes for
q s sSUye nc DsT No So Sss
Of each month"; except when those days fall on Sunday then
One hundred pounds Or baggage free each adult Med
November 2o-xL1sKA Captain Gray, connecting with
Steamer JAPAN viii leave San Francisco December FOR
04''A anu ''p EorrcE TO SHIPPERS
for xa Ask NJ wn' sy N
vcmber h. All the usual facilities afforded shippers IN
For freight or passage ticket. ana further inform alton
seSSa at so Fn 'af ssSs
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
compsnyooIhs elegant sieewhsei sieamssip SOUTH
De Jsnso on tuesday November as st3 O'Clock r NJ,
from 'r " Norm F' wLa fTss; spSy
----..- No. Bowling Green, NY
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
sailing regularly Thursday, ats O'Clock z NJ precisely
sSsSS T5l. SsRss
s. 5. WHEELER, Jr, President
No. 0 Rowling Green.
TIAyANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
New ork and Sorcsn NAH Steamship line, at BIZ NJ,
frotn pier IL East river.
The splendid steamers
SilY Of I1ssass, S Sse q
For freight or passage apply to 80
r. ALEXANDRA SONS, 80 Broadway.
TExAS LINE
Il of Galveston Steamers
sailing every Saturday Mz 7. NJ, touching at Key West
The Al steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Kennedy at pier I'll
East river Will sail on Saturday, November 10.
All goods for Houston the interior VIII be forwarded by
agents Hessrs + H. McMshAn Co. free q wharfage,
drayage commissions for receiving or forwarding.
INSURANCE guaranteed a. low by other route NO
detention Al Galveston For freight passage Apply 10
G. H. MALLORY co. lb3 Maiden lana
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RINANCIAIn

MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY. IN SUNS TO
"a suit, on Improved City Property. Large Frst or se
cond Mortgages csIhed al lowest rates
" X. STEVENSON 4 SON, II Pine street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

PAIR OF ROAD HORSES FOR sALE-FOR HALF
n their value tre. less than minutes togsher price
1850. Apply 70 RYERsoS. BROWN DAVIS l2s West
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A MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON NEW
a. YORK Property First and Second Mortgages wanted,
Immediately for cash.
BELLANY 4 sTRATToN, No. 81 Pine street.
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A MOL FIRST AND SECOND MoRTG AGES WANTED
n. Or VIII loan ciiy improved reaestae. Principals,
sisn Application, stating tsrms Address INSURANCE Co,
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THE TURF.

rrROTTING MATCH-oNE OF THE BEST TROrS OF
the ssASon will come off over the Fashion Course on
tuesday, November H. atQP. NJ Nile heats In In hsr'
Casey, dedney Horse J. Martin, Messenger, for
stake of $500. J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. L-TRorTING. THURSDAY,
Nov b. at NJ purse OF 40, mile heats best three
in Ave- IN harness. j. H. whisons b. 8. keutucky, u :.
Sammis' b. Harry, A. G. Whsons blk Jonas, j. Muir
phys b. G. Captain Smith, ben Daniels b. g. jim.
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, j.. L-TRoTT1EG. -TH uRsDAY,
Nov 49, at w., match for $500 male hea, best three
ia fve, to wagons hurphys M Lady Murphy Ben Da.
nlels' z m Village Girl sans day match for &4oo mile
hcs best three In five, In harness L. 5. Sammis b. Ham
nah, Aliens b. Riley AL other matches made must be
trotted before r. NJ. VIM SHAW, Proprietor.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A ae.-Medicnes for all diseases. Prepared Food for
knocking BIRDS at B. DOFFYs, No. Greeae street, corner
OF Canal.
N. Blades attended by Mrs. p0yEY.
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A Ray HORSE, l6 HANDS, YEARS OLD; SCUM
IA. and kind for style and action TO be erceled
be seen at 146 West Thirty ninth street
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4 JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AuoT1ONEER,
"a, No. "a Duane street.
Tiifs DAY TUESDAY, at IAN, Horses, Wagons Hsrns

ffifs DAY TUESDAY. at AN. Horses, Wagons. Harness,
sS :as O. s .ssE .s :s
'ss saa
e sy sf y h. ..
FINE .yl,.h and y.ry h,na:oae BLACK horse fu booasa
KS ss.y y. Sas e.
. w sissy s 5as 3
s II s3 ); s:s &
sFpso. THIS :.osks siso last spring ''a'' y
aRs as graz s. sa. sss
iSa az aa ssin Ssn
VIII PACE IN minutes oday and 10 condition WIN beat sao
By sas . as
Very superior gray Mare ls hands, wears. r.. elias.
Also other vsry Horses for ,ro,ns md road
Aso wagons Harness. sieishs &C. stock can be seen a.
HSass corner Il AT Il
pan 'f. I sss Hslns
--------------------- --~----------------
Al. nAnK Ter. !. HAMLIS,s Gry AUCTION MART,
day " on street. on
%sssss S':ss Mare, ~ hands ss
stylish is' drys and superior .os.,ss a
citv
made Harness. Robes, Blankets, Ac the properly Of zen.
toman going West 80
A LANDAU, MADE TO ORDER, COST sasoo
u lined satin raising seAtsf win DO sold Al bscsiu
Clsrenccs Coupss, make In sS}s Ok
per cent less than broadway stores. = '''r
HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway
A BAY MARE FOR sAEE-lsH HANDS 2 YEARS
~ warranted sound and kind nj bargain Apply al id
West Fiftleth stroct. 'e' -
A sTANHoPE orc FOR sALE-PERrEcr oRprR
~ built by Peters, OF London Apply at 127 West Feth
street. - $3.50.
A SPLENDID VERY LIGHT COUPE LINED WITH
"A. Bismarck satin Carences, Coaches, three Come
Rockaways very nght; ParE rony Phaeons top road,
Carriages and Wagons, from s2s up Harness nlsntets
Robes Will be cleared al low figures room Tor
600 sleehs WIN. II. GRAY. ~. ~ - and rs Wooster at
A ssoRTMENT OF CARRIAGES, -sLEIGHs, HARNESS
"A and second hand KocSawsy, $f25 do 5000 vsry ttlo
used. HICKS, n Barclay street. established 1893.
4 LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE FOR SALE
"A. rhtyhve boardcrs now lin the stabie Gre stock Of
Clsrepcrs ana open Coaches Wagons Ac the sstssc
tofy rsasoNs FOR seng The best ckaoee
Tia price hbUCo including valuable Lesxe
JJess COACH station r.
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NOVEMBER l6, 1s69-TRIPLE SHEET.


49,
T e ma nspea.sd g :s as SoY "
I4s = IoS6Ss Is! s.'s1asy ssy: . 49,.
S Ty OF w saassy S9, q - sos
and succeeding Saturday and Tuesday, from
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable in gold Payable in currency.
To Iosaon. iis 70 Iondoa..
pas;ass b, The I,.sdsv ,,so,rr via ii,n,a,
pi Frs, Cabin sissngs.
fsyanie IN gold ~ Payable In currency. -,
i. John. NJ T., 4 as, ydsn,; n y h. 10
branch Dssneh .isa n: +, 80
Ticket. can be bought here 2. moderate BY
For 0F'A'' Information Apply Il r. Bgg .ssss
is Broadway, New York
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
noNhU 1900 700 so'se power, Captain O. Eras
MAIN Of 400 tons and ;eo horse power Captain K Won
viii leave from BREMEN pier foo, OF Third street,
and take London, Havre Bremen and South
First Cabin ..............."....sl2op ,,
Sscond SAoin III "oa.
For passage or freight appiyto
6sBroad street. corner of Beaver, New York
y
IRON man Steamship rsrpu.rJA
Captain n. p. soHwsksRN Carrying III. United states
malls win sail on Tuesday, NSysRssr 10 1863 aaf NJ for
t..isg passengers for Hamburg, Plymouth, London and
First Cabin si2o; Second Cabin. s7a Storage, s25 gold
.vo Payable in United States sold ,,,.rss,.
kuSn asa.pa 40 CO. CD aicP p..s.os BoAs
81 Broad street Ny No. 8 Barclay street, NY
SrkAx TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
SSys%ssr
From pier % North river
Passage Si New York r4rs Hamburg Rot,er
DAM &c Drafts Ireland England, France and Germany
Appiy 10 WILLIAMS A GuIoN. ss Broadway.
NOTICE. THE sPLESpIp STEAMSHIP SEpRAsKA,
p At ~ O'clock r precisely Cshq passage $50 gold;
CSATThR TIE 4 sshlIg1su AMP NORTH AMERICAN
bhTwtsS NY Ao toh RI Hl IRSSobkkfo0l
&; !;;.i
saHsfa q $ Ss%ySs Dec is
' ssa on 'ss'sss s
BY ,ss ,6a,sday steamers. -,
sseS:ss ;ts from t sS and Qaecnsown
parts OF Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills o. sdng given for Belfast Glasgow Havre,
Antwerp and other ports the Continent, and Tor Meder
rAnean ports.
FOR tregh; and cabin passage apply at the eonpany'
For seeiase passage Ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHAs e. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
Steamer OF i7sh November WIN not carry passengers
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
nAhrA rns.,a.y; sos; i n precisely
Storage tickets from Europe issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage apply at No. Bowling Green.
For seerage passage apply a i'll Broadway Trinity Build
ing CHAS. q. FRANKLIN. Agent.
l,TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- THE ANCHOR LINE,
Favortc Clyde built passenger Steamers intended 10 sail
folows:--
Iowa % Europa Dec II
Caledonia. Nov q India. Dec IS
Columbia Dec Cambria. ........... Dec rs
and every Saturday thereafter,
From pier 20 North river, - - O'Clock, noon
Rates OF passage, payable In currency:-,
Cabins TO Liverpool, Giasgow or Derry. $50 and &75
Excursion tickets, good for twelve month"; S16D.
Steerage to 0lasgowror Derry ESQ; intermediate, $So
Prepaid certificates from fiese ports, S3z.
Passengers booked and from HAMBURG Havre, RoeT-
dam. Antwerp, &C.. at very low ratcs.
Drafts issued payable at bank In Great Britain and
Ireland.
For further information apply the foot Of Dey
street the Compahy'a oce, No. Rowling Green New
York HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

A LIGHT CLARENCE FOR SALEM FIRST ~ TIE
conav mas pesn very NUTS esedi VIII PC SOLO
Appy ~ HiEhSoS q bhOnN'S livery hAoc, 10 nlver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

CRESCENT CITY,
Captain j. Is. Hldreth
viii be despatched Saturday, Nov 30 at O'Clock p NJ
from pier IL North river.
Freight received through for ST. LOUIS Mobile and
Galveston
The UNITED STATES WIN succeed Wednesday, Nov. ~
For freight passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

A TEAM OF BLACK HORSES, YOUNG AND 81 :NTLE:
IA xseat Eockaway Carriage, Buggy, HarneS i Ropes
AZ, io sa1 cheap AZ me owner has no use tor In
quire at 1Q7 West Twenty hrst