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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE,
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbrossss aal
Cortland streets as foows:-
s:MP. VI. .unday. S and $50 r N. -" ~"
EIe railroad division, connecting at Philsdel lphis,
@ y@:N a; NJ; ior " wiansport Lock Haven Cory and
s sna Ss 81 eson Il ESsy tor u'
For Baltimore, Washington and the south-Limted
sxoress or q Pullman srGr daily
4lO E NJ Regular at 40 A. NJ, and P. n. Sun.
1:S $50: u. II and ls night Sunday ! Z
ESQ and p n IEmigrant and seGond class :! r Y.
SsS%S?uss q s5iHsSn 4 r2a
d 81 p NJ and l. @ night s' sSna.S, DAY Isa
For Ei1s9S III IS q & 81 "a a
For HsnT.y S s ID ~ s,s sS a
r. r NJ and u night , sunday 51 and
For New Brunswick, 20 and sA NJ, IAN, 2 sao 80.
For sa s sone NJ s sns nooa N HaSt IS and
For Phillipsourg and Bevidere, $50 A. NJ, and p NJ
For Bordentown, burlington ana Camden, 40 and -
Eor Eor FasSn9S ana sGa.n a.a
AS"y Fer asS'so~n a sad %
'Aa' asi'tS 5 DAILY o!'Gats daily sas.Ss q
Monday fIom na washington va and Salt%Srs 90 A.
io g. From FnS iV fhiaasphls anSaS sc 80 n iCS cnS
lis A. Az NJ a. 2;S i;5 e!5, 6;Sp, sts 10 ~ n; sun
OF Debrosscs and Cortl ,ndt streets Emsrsnt
Sst os Nj s,e SS couE
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General PASSENGER AGENT
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oENTLEMAN,s TURNOUT, FAST PACING AND
Irotng Horse Billy, sired by Blue Bull, the sire OF
the Red cioad; Is hands hign. Syesrs old kind
Iottsd in $40 and paced in 80 and pleasant
a.ivcr ieaTs nothing and warranted sound; also set
ny TOP ROAD WAGON, BgILI By BREWSTER.
ls5 hands high years old; well broken TO- all gaiu
old: Kind and true in all harness from vice. extra
good travellers and excellent Tor general
also set dov6le Harness and r u.,o ,v
BAY rRorTING HORSE, SIRED BY LEGAL TEN.
DER, dam thoroughbred Kentucky mare; is hands
high, years old kind and true in all harness tree
from vice very stylish: trots close to minutes; in
every way safe and reliable and warranted sound also
TOP sIDE:BAR ROAD WAGON.
BROWN MARE. SIRED BY RYsDICKs BAMBLE-
tonian dam Star mare. ID hands high; years old;
better than any day. FEARS nothing AND
'eR Hos 2 s5SS s5lSsn fG.afSSys p ( ffsSSys
s0RREL MARE, SIRED BY PATCHEN, l5x HANDS
high, years old kind and true in all harness. tree
from vice. free and stylish driver and warranted
TOP WAGON. BUILT BY DUsENBURY VAN
BAY COUPE HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS
ol1 kind ana true In all harness; fee from vice; very
stylish aud handsome Q free traveller and warranted
ToP?, WAGON. BUILT BY sIIyERs.
BAY HORSE, HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD:
III oooS q use WORK HORSES, DE-
scriptions time Of sale.
Kockaway, nearly
Depot and Business wagons
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK
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DOR THE IOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND FLORIDA.
L via Port Royal, s e., and Fernandina Fa.--ihc
pier North river thursday september II, att O'Clock
p NJ, Port Noval, s. C., and Fcrnandina. Fla max
ing connections at Port koya with the Port Royal Rai
road. Via Augusta, Ga; tor s points in Georgia Ala.
ban,a Mississippi and Tennessee. and n ternandinn
with all points IL Florida and Brunswick Ca. rho
steamship riCkSBURti Will follow September ~ For
passage freight and all other iniorma on apply TO
HERM. GELPCkE, Agent tor steamers. No William
ctr
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sFEtIAEs NOTICES.
% . ..-. $50 .-... ..-> ~ o. ~
A SODA WA!ER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
~. Nt SphrkhNs Wines; manufacture complete
outnts 81 hpPelatus and Materials, with ull
tons an "oiariments OF manufacture, uotag and dts
penslES 'StllslNe Nithis III desirable icrrtory
lorucs tree JOHN MATTHEWS. First avenue twenty.
skin and twenty seventh streets, New FORK.
A SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR DYSPEPSIA
"A CHROME Constipation Liver Complaints Dropsy-
DR.. SHARP eau be consulted on the above Speciality
daliy At hls onces, 10 Eighth street between Broad
way AMI Fourth avenue Cases pronounced incllraUle
quite readily managed as Others.
A --RUYAL :AXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY
"A. hamburg City Lottery
Brunswick Government Lottery.
Havana Lottery OF cuba.
Rx5ooo cashcd and Information given, lock box 580L
fHRODOR ZsCHOCH. Il6 Nassau street. New YORK
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1 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
\ date Johnston Van TasselD.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
| Is REMOVED 10 THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
l9 TO rs THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE,

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
IS REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
'To SeAR x tRhEIsEfTF uNIEHNsfTY FIHdE sTNsET'
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or THI, DAYS
ELEGANT TEAM DXkk BAY HoR -Es. l5A
drive like horse have no vices q tricks; are IN
every way reliable: good, tree. stylish drivers; war
kk{HSb4TLHT k{SIk & I. nearly new BY Wood Bros; ;,
harness; tree IRON vice good free traveller prom
ises to be very fast; excellent road, family or
business horse; warranted sound
! TOR SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. In good, order BY
TEAM DARE BAY HORSES, ls,< hands, 2 and 8
years old kind in all harness free from vices good,
steady. tree. Al day drivers: OF great endurance,
! PARK HAETON in good order, by Wood Bros
| BROWN HORSE, l6 hands. s years; an excellent
family horse; very steady free driver; every way
soSd oe By oke
| BAY HORSE, 18 hands years; kind in all har.
ness; free from vice 'et7 snowy tree driver; first
class roadste =. warranteL sound
BAY PATCnEND MARE, lbx hands, 7 years; kind
IN al: harnes' free from vices splendid roadster: can
1OP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly new. by
DARK BaY HORSE. ls{ hard., years; kind in
lady all summer; perfectly gcntle: tree driver; not
TOP pony PHArTvN. nearly news city built.
| ELEGANT CLARENCE, nearly new, by Corbett
TEN OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME OF
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY EVERY
USE, AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE, AT OUR
MART, 10 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET.
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SEPTEMBER IL, lS74.-TRlPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
"A VAN ASSET kEARNEY, AUGTIoXEERs,
HORSE AND CARkIAGE AUCTION MART,
Ito, III AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twentyour TO fortyeight hours given purchasers to
test warrantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAD SALE,
AT ii O'CLOCK
AT OUR TEMPORARY sALESROOM.
" EAST THIkrEENIH STREET, BETW.EN BROAD
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n OPPosITIoN-ALBANY AND TROY: SOC. DECK
" 81 with berth 81 50 with room, Steamer SCdUY.
LER spring street pier Monday, wednesday and Fri.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
1he elegant steam ship ONTARIO, 5000 tons
dem captain George siocum, viii sail tor 81 Thomas
DAY, September "a at O'CLOCK M from pier 4 North
River For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM X. GARRISON, Agent
No. 5 Bowling Green.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

A CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~. Norm and West. -Eiegan steamboats, daily ,Satur
days excepted at r. NJ from pier ~ North River loot
vi Leroy street. Fare low
A LBANY AND TROY By DAY LINE STrAMBOArS-
n G.. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave TOO; Of
Ves,ry street per ~ North River, Al 30 A. NJ, and
twenty third street north oi Erie erry at 4S landing
at Workers rsrryown aud NyacS by 'errvboaU PoGgn.
Eeeps,s RhinebecN SaJsk AMI Hudson. connecting Tor
all points West and North Trip tickets 70 West Yon,.
Cornw all and Newburr returning same dav 81 special
rip SS 10, to Round Lake. - as rouud trip, - 40
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EsS,stsN AL.

NLARA LOUIsA.-DO WRITE A LONG LETTER:
- needn't sign your name; I'll acknowledge IN this
HQy.
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CREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRIS fOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail pier l8 East
River follows
GREAT WESTERN, Windham m Saturday September Is
CORNWALL. Stamper .....,,.., ,Tuesday September -
Cabin passage SO; intermediate $l5 steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, $780,
Apply to the agent ~ South street.
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THE LATE FRANCIS BUTLER'S VALUABLE STOCK
Of Dogs, including two stuffed giant Siberian Blood;
Bremen streets Brooklyn. E. D. Buffers "Mange Cure
Tor sale at JOSEPH BAGOT'S 81 Fulton street, New
York. Price 75c.
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4 (NROMwELI s. y. LINE FOR PORTLAND ME-
II hn irs I'll nai chi ms

GEO. WAsHINUTUN and GEO. OKOMWELL.
leaving pier No . North River every "Wednesday and
Saturday, att NJ. connecting at Portland wi:n primer
pal rairoads and steamboats, tor the and
freight taken al low rates; PASSENGER accomioda-
tons unsurpassed; cabin passage. including satercom
and meals, s. 81 For freight or passage apply 20
CLARK e SEAMAN, So West street
The S s. GEO. CROMW ELI will leave saturday sept L.
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EUROPEAN sTEAmsHIPs.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR SOCTHAMPToN AND Bremen
lhe steamship ODER. Captain X. Won Oterendorn
will sstl on Wednesday; September 9 at p ~ from
lowed bv ~ wv
steamship NBCKAR, Captain J. c. Meyer, on satur-
KXfEs or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN
tlISt NApu N0Oc)
Secono Caoin. tOod) %
For freight or passage apply to ~
No. Bowling Green.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
~ The regular m nthly meetlpg OF the above So
ciety will be held IHiS iIuesday) EVENING,
ugust 4th, ut 7h O'Clock. BY order of the Presl-
dent, JOSEPH w. LAUBE.
M 4-ltk Secretary.
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CoLoRED SUSDAY-SCHooL UEIo N.-The
regular monthly meeting of the colored
Sunday-School Union was held on Sunday
afternoon at the First Baptist church. The
meeting was called to order by the president
at halt: past O'Clock, and opened with devo-
tional exercises The reports from eight
schools were read to the meeting. The con-
dtion and increase in each school impressed
the audience with the importance of Sunday
school work. The scholars then recited Sc
lections from the Bible, which seemed to be
fully appreciated; then the school sang q
pretty hymn. and was afterwards addressed
by w. IL. Brooks, who, in very impressive
manner. spoke of the life, llbors, and exam.
pie of r. p. Brown.
The following table shows the average at
tendance for the past month in the schools
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Police CoUsT, MoNDAY--JuStice j. j.
C,utchteld presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Timothy Grotf and John Edwards, charged
with taking, stealing, and carrying away
lot of pig iron valued at 81, the property of
D. W. Moore. Continued to the 18th in
slant and bail allowed.
William Holland, charged with taking,
stealing, and carrying away one pair of reins
of the value of 5, the property Of r. S
King. Convicted and sent to Jail and labor
for three months.
Emmett Stephens, charged with abusing
and threatening Henrietta Jackson, was let
oil.
Charles FL. Jackson, charged with stealing
and carrying away one pair of pants from
h. Fisher. Found guilty and sent to Jail
and labor for six months.
Jerry Wilson, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance on the streets.
Fined s..
Harriet Boiling, Matilda Duncan, and
Nancy Jackson, charged with unlawfullg
creating disturbance ard using Indecent
and profaue language, to the annoyance and
disturbance of the nelghborS, were required
to give security for their good behavior in
the sum OF 500 for sixty days.
Willlsm \. Butler, charged with unlaw-
fully assaulting and threatening to beat
Georgianna ChanJliss, was fined 8.
James Cody, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance on the sidewalk,
vas fined 81.
j. T. Woolard, James O.. Goode, and
William Edwards, charged on warrant with
assaulting and beating Adolphus Cook, were
tined S1.j0 each.
4. Z. Deane. charged with unlawfully
trespassing upon the premises of I. c..
Bennett, aud threatening 10 kill his wife,
Sarah Deane; dismissed at request Of COM
plainant, party paying costs.
PiimuS Dodson and Harriet Hill, charged
with fighting and creating disturbance in
the streets, were fined 800 each.
Charles Fl. johnson, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself, was
lined -.
William Trabue, charged with assaultipg
and beating Adolphus Cook, was fined : 80.
Washington Harris, charged with unlaW-
fully assauiting and striking William Allen
with a rock, was found guilty aud sent TO
Jail and labor for the period of three months.
Lucic Brown, charged with threatening
| to assault and beat Sarah Montell, was fined
8. so.
Charles Nelson, charged with unlawfully
taking, stealing, and carrying away one PAIR
OF boots of the value Of $50, the property
of Frank francisco, was found guilty and
sentenced to confinement in the city Jail Tor
six months, with labor.
Georgianna Chambliss, charged with un-
lawfully cursng and abusing William N.
Butler, was fined 81.
James Norris alias Henry White, charged
with being fugitive from justice from West
Virginia, was committed to Jail and case con.
tinued to 18th instant.
There were thirteen other cases heard by
Justice Crutchfeld, but the parties being up
for trivial matters, they in most cases were
admOnished and discharged.
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The FATE OF A RIBBON THIEF. Officer Pat
Woods arrested negro woman named Hen
rietta Brooks on Thursday last, charged with
stealing lot of ribbons and sundry other
articles, all of the value of about 800, the
property of Eldridge Morris. 1t appears
that the accused had been in the employ Of
Mr. Morris, whose wife has millinery es-
tabishment on Broad street, and that the arti-
cles in question were stolen at various times
for the period of month. She disposed of
the articles to about dozen females, whose
premises were searched, and the goods, or
some of them, found. All of these women
were before the Police Court Yesterday as
witnesses against Henrietta, and after full
hearing the Justice concluded that Henrietta
had appropriated the ribbons unlaWfully,
and therefore sent her to Jail for one gear.
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NIEDDIS "
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CHURCH NorEs.-At the Pine-Street Bap-
ti>t church, on Sunday morning, one person
was received into the fellowship Of the
church. The pastor, Rev. j. B. Hutson,
baptized one candidate at night.
At Leigh-street Baptist church Rev. j. R.
Garlick received four persons at communion.
At Centenary Methodist Rev. John E..
Edwards, D. D., the pastor, received two.
At Trinity Methodist Rev. A. e. Bledsoe
received two persons on Sunday.
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AN EXCITEMENT ON FRANKLIN STREET
GAMING AFFAlR.-Somewhat of an excite
ment was created on yesterday morning in
the neighborhood of Franklin and Thir.
tcenth streets, growing out Of meeting be-
tween Samuel NJ. Page and W. H. Lester.
Page approached Lester at Messrs. Cook d
Laughton's auction-house and requested TO
know of him what he meant by his (Lester's)
action towards him night or two ago.
Lester denied Pages statement, whereupon
Page gave bin several blows over the head
with his cane, and Lester, we are informed,
retreated up Governor street.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING n THE
RIcHxoND PosT-OFFICE AUGUST ., lSI4.-Dr.
J. 6. Beattie, Richmond. Va; Samuel Boil
ding. Addison, Stueben county, n. T.; L.
w. Lipscomb, Tuns.alfs, Va; Miss Mary
A. Martin, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Richmond. Va; John McCann, iron anu
steel works, st. Albans, Vt; {. j. seaier,
No. 1902 Main street. Richmond, Va; Z. b;
&P. A. Sublett, city; Charles W. swan, 10
south Perkin street; Patrick Venerable, fir-
ginia; James H. West (payer, Richmond,
Va; Post-ofice box 12s, Richmond, Va.
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N1~ PHOTOGRAPHIC I'VE respectfully

NG7 PHOTOGRAPHY respectfully
announce to the public generally that we have pur-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied by Mr. W. &. X. Frayser, anu
more recently by Messrs. NJ. j. Powers & Co., at
No. lO1l Main street, opposite the post-ciice. The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
ed, and we feel confident, with practical expe-
ricnce, we can promise perfect satisfaction to all
vino may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates Of negatives heretofore made at this
establishment can be had at any time.
Our prices are reasonable.
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
to sit for pictures orr not.
f.. S. LUMPkIN & CO.,
ivlS-lm opposite the post-cfiice.
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OLD dS DOMINION n ,s LODGE. @ No; 4, MA
held THIS (TuesdayI EVENING ut SfSl 2 II
O'Clock NJ Pyihian Castle Hall. The en-. lSss.y.5S1
dowment scheme and other important SSSS
measures will be considered. Knights IN Sar1
good standing are fraternully Invited tn attend.
BY order OF the Z. &. 5. MCG. FISHER,
audit Il. or r. and 3.
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MECKLENBURG

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
u COUNTY, VA.-RECENT DtSCOYERY cF
AZ SDE,ITl0EaL SPRING, deci 1ediv tmpregna.
led with the celebrated ~Sslts Of Lithia-" these
Strings opcn for the reception OF Vlsltors ON t-n
EiRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms or disease re2arneo
AZ remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a deservedly high reputation. n A.,
In general adaptation and curative power VI nls-
.ases of women, in dyspepsia in 1Is pr0tean iorHs
in chronic Intermittent feverS and Ill an aiseases
penetrated by malaral polsons, they are WHOM w,
siraI among the medicinal waters OF America. me
nronrietor Is aware that this Is very strong cial
rhe public win jarge If 1t besustained by the testt
monias submitted. ,o-., ,,.,uo,,e
since the last Spricg season several satnaole
.prings have beer discovered at tls place, Cne VI
.nn occorGne 10 an analysis made by Professor
Tnnrv of baltimore, Is decidedly impregnate3 WIN
he .tSats of LithIa, }" which has gwen sucn csie
hrI,v To the Gettysburg spring In our own country
md To the AK IL Chappe'la ana rrhy WaIcIs y,
ihp continent of Europe, ana winch - SO hhm1J
| ssteemed In the medical world a5 . feIiehS ~
IoIt. rheuInatisin AMI III kidney and biSaeer ne'
lions. 49,, os IN. Jr,;yarsi.y OF
pannsyIy.oia SAYS: .'Ihcre Is pcrhars 10 otbei
rennaov from which equal efficacy may be expectso
I'm tile removal OF the deposits .! the afse oa Sou
In the ioIuts and iissameDtos tissues III Rot! ls
dents, and In preventing the osposls III 'iie N'"
neys and urinary passages. ~, Go ,,,a onb
IL Inay be worthy or note ,Ba. tniS is lhS u,..
Spring In Virginia IN wAich thas s~ait - i"hi'
otherwise than the merest trace. -,.
Pamphlets confuniGg analysis, testimonies, A. :
can be had on application % IessTs. iChEElL iChEil.
LADD & Co.. druggists, or Mesars W ESt Jon :
Va or by addressing lire undersigned al Boy1toi
ya =, fan Did swimi TtiSAAS y StbGitE.
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Touring VERSUS COBBLING.-

nIT CURING VERSUS COBBLlNG.-
There are many medicines that give transient relief
in sickness without touching the source and seat OF
the complaint. Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters is not
one of these The great tonic and restorative does
not cobbe the diseased and enfeebed system. 1t Is
not Il mere palliative, that only temporarily con-
trolls Il few unpleasant symptoms No; Its invigo-
rating, regulating restorative principle penetrates
to the very source Of the difficulty In the fluids and
solids OF the body, and hence Its cures are radical
and thorough. In dyspepsia 1t strengthens the sio-
mach, In liver co npaiut it regulates the flow OF
bile, In constipation promotesa punctua Lahit OF
body in nervous ailments 1t tones the scntent Is and
motive fbres, In rheumatism 1t counteracts PAIN
and in cases OF general debility rehabliitates the
eIDacated frame. ~ oo-eoo8"1"
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DRY 61NsA,A.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GO FOR BARGAINS! !

GO FOR BARGAINS!
We have still too many goods on hand. and blt
two weeks longer to sell them
AT AND BELOW COST,
on account Of consolidation OF JULIUS & ISAAC
ei CLF.
New firm to be known under the style OF
sYGLE BhOTHtRS.
Some more Of those solid ALPACAS, suitable for
fall and winter, al 20c.;
Only few pieces Of nhASS CLOTH left, at 12h
cents: {: better call 81 once:
CASHMERE for men ard boys:
Bucks RUI GAUSTLETS ut 75c.;
large lot THREAD GAUNTL E'rS at 4Oc.
We have. In fact. everything which Is kept In
rst-ciass dry goods honse and amongst than good
many gfbdS suitable for the coming season. All In
need .f such po1s would do well TO call on
JULIUS SYCLE,
415 Broad street, aud
ISAACSYCLE,
429 Broad street
New firm to he known (Septemrer 1stl as
au4.lw SYCLE BROTHERS.
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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, general assort-
ncnt of household furniture.
A B DUES8ERRY, s P. NJ, sale Of house, No. II
Bacon street.
BURTON & CARTER, ~ NJ, at the residence Of
WI. Peudleton on the Meadowbridge road one
and half miles north Of Richmond, house
hold and kitchen furniture, horses, cows, hogs,
fowls oats, crops, &c.
A. B. DUESBERRY, II. c. c. R., ! l A. n. corner
Eleventh and Cary streets, one steam litho-
graphic press, 2 hand presses, hthogra phic
stones &c.
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HUNTINGTON ELEVATOR CoMPANY.-The
subscription list for this company will be
placed on the desk of the secretary OF the
Corn Exchange to-day. 1t is said that the
commission merchants, bankers, and public
spirited citizens of Richmond will give q
helping baud to the enterprise. Already
some So, 600 out of the $4,000 required has
been promised. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company desire an answer from
the committee by noon to-day, and 1t Is eX-
uected that it will be favorable.
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SUMNER RESORTS
TAYLOR'S SPRINGS,
sometimes called
MASSANUrTA SPRINGS,
four miles from UarrisOnburg, Va.
four miles from Harriso nburg, Va.

Comfortable accOmmoda atoms have been provided
at this place for limited number OF boarters, ana
the honl is now open for the reception of visitors
The mineral water has performed the most asto;-
ishing and remarkable cures In many chronic mala-
dies and In forms aud conditions OF disease wnicn
would generally he considered incurable by neuicai
treatment.
II is preeminently Alternative, tonic, siuretc, anu
depurutive i'm its action, and admiralty adapted 10
the treatment OF diseases OF The digestive oTRans
the hugs kdaeys, skin, and the urinary ana Sene-
ratiye organs. -, ,,
bay. beeu entirely cured by It. 1t has been tried In
numerous cases Of AGUE AND FEY Err, and has never
bf en- known 10 fail 10 effect Il cure.
BrigLt's disease of tile kidneys, scrofula, cu.a-
neos affections sore eyes. aud diseases OF !he KID
news, bladder, urethra, and uteras have all 6ecn
cured by 1t. ,.,,.,,,s r, ,,s
mower Thoroughly eradicate from the human sfe~
fem The most dt cply rooted Diseases and TO reeso-
lish i'm the most enfeebleu constitutions vigorous
health. II is confidently believed to have no supe'
rior. IT, Indeed, IT has any equal, among the mine
raj waters Of the world.
This place Is situated in the Valley OF Virginia,
In high and healthy region, and til: climate Is
nj. asant and .alubrious ,.,
Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, Baltimore;
Md. Washington, u. c., on the morning cars WIN
reach Taylor's Spring the same AFTERNOON oeioie
dark. ,,o .,,,.
Board per day, 50 ; per week. sl2; per month";
$40. ,or-
tifcates Of cures &c, write 10
j. l.. EFFINGER, Proprietor.
=, aoa1r, Harrisouburg, Va.