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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

w WnIer-CuTe Establishment, Oyster bay,
f. L. Is mile. from New Yors.-JoEL STEW. MD. author
VI The Waer-Cure Mammal, Hand Book o. Hydropethy,
&c Lc Editor of the WaierCure JOurns the earliest
American practitioner Of the mode, and DR. L RooF,
sso pupil Of Pnessniz receive patients AS above Pas
sage dsys per steamboat Groom 4 Z. NJ Fulton
nsrss e3 n
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UNIVERSAL CHUCXS,
NOR TURNING LATHES-For sale BY manufsctsrev
+ sSsnb QUINCY DELAPIEkRE, u JehnS.
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MEXICO. NElICiNS i TiYLOR'S BATTLES.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA ROOMS,
100 Broadway,

Every Evening this week a. O'Clock and on wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons at o'clock
Admi,tsnce 3 cents
=, HERMAN 4 TOTSEYiS MAMMOTH PANORAMA
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Mr. PRrNGLX informed Gen. TAYLOR Of his nomination
aud sent him printed copy Of the above proceedings
The General replied accepting the nomination The
correspondence will be found The Tribune Of setur-
day 26th inst
on the receipt Of Gen TAYLoRs letter in Charleston
meeting was held on Charleston Neck "Wednesday
evening asst to ratfy the nomination OF TAYLOR and
BUTLER. and to oppose the demonstrations recently
made by the friends OF CAss and BUTLER j. H. TUCKER
Chairman and DR.. Drsyton Secretary. preamble and
resolutions were introduced by Capt p Della Tore
strongly urging the support OF General TAYLOR as the
only resource for the south in the present emergency
asserting that southern men must feel a stronger
affinity to each other than the citizens OF the non
slayeholing states, matter to which party they
may belong Col. Elliott and w. Gilmore Simms adj
dressed the meeting in equally mpusive appeals to the
preiudces OF the South. The speakers all united in
stating Gen TAYLOR TO be the reliable candidate
for the South az indubitable evidence existed in
Charleston and the South that be with them.
Gen TAyLoRs letter accepting the Charleston nomina
ton. and the extracts from another published in the
EreHiug NeKs, were highly lauded, and the General
was commended by the speakers and audience for MS
Independence in refusing all party pledges Several OF
the speakers said that Mr.. Calhoun was strongly IN
favor Of TAYroR and BrrLES and that he repudiaied
Cas- altogether aud that he advises his friends to cast
of all allegiance to party reliance can be placed
on the National parties present formed A reso
luton approving Mr.. calhoun's recent Charleston
speech was adopted Another TAYLoR aud BvTLEs
meeting WA called for The Path
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nooFINC.-Od ~ roofs made nghi for y cents per
Ii foot new roofs Of rough plank covered Tor u cents
roof OF factories large buildings over % squares lo
HYDRO Pneumatic Cen ant Shesihng makes handsome,
cheap light and durable roof References ana specimens
Al JOODWIyS Chimney Pot Factory, * West Broadway,
a. -- ~ = 80 lVs,rer-.f. AL
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Gen, TAYLOR and the Charleston Nomination.

Since Gen. TAYLOR has accepted the nomna-
ton of the South Carolina Convention, with W. o.
BUTLER for Vice President, we have been several
times requested by our subscribers TO publish the
proceedings Of that Convention and as part OF
the history ofthe times and to show exactly the
position Of Gen. TAYLOR in the premises, we re-
publish from the Charleston Courier of the Dist
ut. the address and resolutions Of the meeting,
though we cannot well spare the room 1t occupies
in THE Tribpne:
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H.nseross scRYruKAL DIosAs..-This imposing e.
b,tinon IA worthy OF from sl who have spprcefs-
NOM on The sublime Nature, sftempt 10 repfoducou
by All They reenae the Creation In al ne s,axes me
nssxmsde Eghts he ornament beautifully indicaune
whso snothers days work 10 done and llunined esuas
marking tho approach VI morning. The "psnxS, "
q mastsr-piece Of diorzme eaec, exhiopink : wm5"1
wild and omino1s voice Il thai Of Tho VINO hesfo
through all this tempest The exhibition sos W -m
great deal ofingenuity, and esnno' isA W 10 '"y
ieAe.s - es, , s.sl aus lmlstp
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nR. POWELL, OCuLlsT, AUkioI allsnls &c As;
Dday 10 diseases OF the Eye and Far al his surgery 81
Broadway entrance a Waren-sl just published me sec,
ord ediion of DR. Poxe's Treatise the Eye, Price 3v
cent- which can be had at bis Office also his premium sell
acting Eve FOUNTAINS large supply Of Artificial Eyes re-
,-,ia tsyr,or,.d iva neod'
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BATTLE OF PALO ALTO,

m rs bsrTscks d Mexican soldlery' From
shoder Is carried in sight OF the
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WTWITL ; NAN \,
EOBl J WHlTrEMORE.
HECKERls PREPARED FARINA.

'k'hE ONLY MANUFACTURERS IN the lifted States.
"i Als superior alluacelIs article ready O.
supply io any extent Put up n boxes containing q
pounds pm hAtpolnd packages, each accompanied with
printed oirrouols for use Single boxes 50. liberal dis
count on ttrf quantities A. article for general FANNY
use Is b, iu.o. TIE Parma has been chemically ana
y4ed by prs Chiffon ana Rouul, a4i PIOf REID WHO bear
testimony 10 10 great value over all other f.ce0us sub
stances sucA as aIuNFoot tapoca sagu barley &C Prof
hru Observes lis claims % Tie attention OF lie msca
procession VII resi- upon It's containing gluten alhum,l
vegetable hhrne, and Other urogenized bodies not fsind
M aro" -roJl or similar substances Dr. Chiffon" The
great supcoy ol tns article starch. arro,v-ro Tan
ioca saso Sc arucie Of Diet foo mgads and chdl
principally owing 20 tlc gluten 70 contains which lss.
per ceut' Il forms vcD agreeable. light nutriye ar
OF food easily dgesied ana admirably sdan,ed FOR IN
vuhds and children pr Rouon Testimonials from other
professional gentlemen can De application TO le
popfieoIs, ~ Cherry-sl Pkesip New York For
the principal drug l-ss
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MEDICINES.
10
TIE
CIIILfN,
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sTArE, RALLY.
TIE ASTONISHING SUCCESS
or DR.. FEITE G0URsCu
ITALIAN ryrEDICATED SOAP

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pred empire 20 L.rl lhr c3i-.i! yum No..-..' I .A
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GAS ETTrIHG

PHiLRlN respectfully inform their friends aud th,
- punhc, thai having been requested 5y the MASHATTAS
oAslGhr COMPANY 90 engage In the Gas Fitting business
teN have taken the workshop Office &C lately occupied
by TIE Comp 10 Mercefs door below Breckef-
81 ard are now prepared 10 attend orers that dcrar-
mcI Of business IN all rs branches They intend % feep
GA hand an aSsorine oi the best AMI latest patterns O
brsckcs pendants, nafe ornaments chandeliers &C uan-
uiacmrcd By Mcssrs. CokNELIUSN co on lamps clail-
dcers Nc altered 10 blm gas Also, gas fixtures taken
down, cleaned rebronzei. acCucred.
Plumbing suendegl 10 formerly at Dcv-sf and l76
Merccrst Orders Tor gas dllug ic Dey-s Will be al
tended to promptly They refer 20 Tire Manhattan Gs~1h
Company, AMI also 90 The following gentlemen, OF
whom Directors Of the Com any, james Dmads l
E>4 Henry loang, ESQ JAS Roosevelt Esq Moses Taylor
Esq Daniel p. Fcariu- Esq. W, H. SmIh, Esq
y. b-faUcuiar Attention paid 90 hrirg up dwelir
sores public buidngs 0c already Occlpicd, as wei
hose u progress az bui.ding aSw
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NEN-NORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
ffANl The stockholders of .ne New-NorE and Erie
EuuOsc Company ore hereby notified chat ile FINAL IN-
NtALLNENI of Five Dollrs ou each shlre of ie Capita.
STOCK ro already paid ira i required f1 he paid ai fie
"f." "i nr Company a. " a-. aeipr, tho day
of July next
NUce j. also given Orb holders Of stock which any
slmeGis are due uuraI tlr unless the paid
ou or before le ir day of Jr nc, he stock and a tle
payments made thereon will be- subject FORT lure 40 the
pleasure ofihe Board az d recfprs
The -eui-nnnuA interest the Stock VIII bee paid at
This office ud ALTER fhe ist day of July next and llc
transfer books V De closed from 'hs i0h day cot June 20 the
LET day OF july By order of rr Board OF Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary
New-York May 90. 1875. iel I'm
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IL. .. slMORtl- AND ESSEX RAN.

~
4 = AD.-Hiafe, Arraagesosf On
- and ahcT Monday, Nov 3. lsf7 he
F'sn vain 10 which passenger car attached VIII snul
iirr notice, leave M1u.stOyu M 4. NJ Ns,vnrs at "A
r re Passenger Trains cave Eesy-Yors oicocs A
" N Leave Newark 10 O'Clock A NJ 4PN Leave
MOrrsiOwn o'clock A. N. 2 r. 81
PASSENGERS by ne morning train 70 Morrsioggn vii arrive
hefe az lt O'Clock, where st.cs win be- iu reiiurs. 10
convey ihsm 10 schooiey's Mountain Washngi0u Relsi-
atie ana ftston daily 10 OwegO. Milford. New1n SIAN.
nope and oucca.uny on Mondays Wcduesslays sud IN
g'ysi ana io bgcAaway, Dover. Sparta and Newton %
tut.day-, ihursdays sut Saturdays: each Hu. ret ~
ne following days 20 meet the 81 tram for New. Yod
\ Stage WI also leave for Basksnridg. every evening
on ne arnVal OF TIE cnrs al MOfIisiown
~ hhe recently established, stage leaves Nonstosn
Di c DeiAWHe W alter Gap and SrOud-llrg VIZ ssptOYe
yYnl-otnufg Columbia aud B.arstOgn, every Tuesday,
ANf-ily ara Saturday uIc arrival OF nle ~ main
AVh y. T. Returning the alternate DAYS de sfass
MOnl8t0ysn. - N~''"~-
Passengers 90 through 10 and from jersey CITY without
chtneing cars On leaving tie city, passenger. VIII de-
posi- er baggage IN ile a. The foot ~ Cornea,
"lrfe an agent wll be- In Attendance Il, reca, ii All
pafAaets Or bundles must Dee entered on he .vbl or lie
company VII not hold themselves rp.p,nsibe Ff,ssia
W OtFafnol inleii liely ~ Morrsiown n IA Albany
49, 90 .,ls = Dondts Daily rrsnsporiano1 Lneis
~, IT, - oI ifoh NE Transportation once oftLe ~ T.
'.i iiahs P,nflion Company, foot Of Libeny.sf
10 IRA DODD Supsrufendeut.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

by srrsaNzA

BY srrssNzA
WAS Sorrow ever like % cur SORROW
Oh God above
VIII our night never change into morrow
OF Joy and Love
a deadly gloom Is o. Us wakur. sleeping
Like the dar guess at no0atde
That fell upon the paliid mother weeping
By the Cruciiied.
Before US die our brothers OF Starvation'
Around are cries of Famine AID Despair
Where IS Hope Cor or Comfort or Salvation
Whore--oh where
II the angels ever hcarsen. downward bending.
They are weepmg we are sure.
At the litanes Of human groans ascending
From the crushed hearts O.. the poor
When the human rests in love upon the human
All grief IS light
Bat who bends one kind glance t. ilUmiDe
Our life long night
The AIR around is ringing with their .aughter-
God has ony made the rich % smile
But vein our Rags and " amt, ana Woe-we
Weeping the while. follow alter,
And the laughter seems bat uttered % dende rs
When oh when
VIII fall the frozen barriers that divide as
From other men
VIII Ignorance forever thus cns.ave us
VIII Misery forever Dag Us low
All are eager with their insults bat % save as
None noue we know
We never knew o childhood ninth and c'adness.
Nor the proud heart Of youth free and brave
Obs death-ike dream Of wTetchedness aud sadness
Is life's weary journey % the grave
Day by day we lower sink and lower.
Till the God-like soul within
Falls crushed beneath the fearful demon power
OF poverty aud sin.
80 we toll on on with fever burning
Ia heart and brain
SO We toll On On through bitter scOraiug.
Want, Woe and Pain.
We dare not raise our eyes to the blae Heaven,
Or the toll must ccasc--
We dare not breathe the fresh air God has given
One hour IN peace.
We must toll though the light Of life is burning,
Oh. how dim
We must toll, on our sick bed ieebly turning
Our eyes % Him
Who alone can hear the pale lip family sayiny
With scarce moved breath.
While the palcr hands uplilted aid the praying
Lord, grant US Dc0th 20
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AIR-rIGHr KITCHEN RANGE.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED have had in use for time
a earS; L. WOODS Pa'en; Portable Airtrh' Two Ovef
Nenen hage, which has eguae expectations every
$500 oons ne bakre, boiling, hroihng. roasting sc o
~ e.'e stt faction, sni chceffs'ly recommend 10
pleased with Us operation H'
RALPH Posi-. o5 second avenue
l. ASH. S,si,si BROOKLYN
n v hlnkk ~ East Roadway
\. DUNCAN Wlhsnsbn-rh
Tie shove are Only few 81 he nilieror. ,s,,,,s
.ons WHICH o., narufac urcr has rc-e;r.i an ,,i5 ~
seNN ih.i.e me phic % call a. hrs store and A,
Tie RANCE before purchasing elseys here. All srs
% give Satisfaction ia-4 Snl l.. WOOD. 81 Wsier..,
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GuTrA pEHCHA-

PArENf MACHINE BANDING.
WARRANTED To b. MANUFACTURED froln d..
w pure Ou'fa pCrcaalis banding D. ro affected hv t.
Ano Flcrt. tNcd OILS, WISER. acss or crcas needs 40
aens gains abi seven Der cent power all other band
lN 10 use, also. aoO AMI shoe s0cs machine Bands OF n
Sris nom % htysA inches; also round bands for
hcs For sale a. As tCpo' o. The kmcrrsn Gotta Percs
Cwlp>0y. $ e. ARMSTRONG. Paicf.se
uvis ias ~ th- l'niiel S'aias Isl William II
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DRY poCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

30. 90 iourfi a. FRO d1lfs fe0u frcluc {.
MILL BE OPENED for bias ness on SATURDAY. the i0h
~ da5 Of June, instant from O'Clock = VI. 90 o'clock
p. VI and viii Dee open thereafter Monday Wednesday
aui Saturday Of each weeh dunn. the same hours New
YORK.. June o. 1898.
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Tewe 90 f, no41-s dur be- ri By
riur4 son d bed
T1eIlI were fw .poF Ire fe1 @ 81 m
J-s
a
sb~q
Ii sa s3 Rse Ge sl 6a eo@ aa s5 boom As'
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"rccr srnMIInr

CkERMAN'S new and beautiful IS aryel Letters have
a superseded everything 10 he market sid ,tc demand
for them every day increasing at1osf every culny
Eirfchli il town calls 90 eNlllne ilu. and few
uli purchasing --u- They u sffl-. unique I'D
finiti roi i0 il-r easy 90 l1-pgfa rOn- u.l above
csap. cfelp, C.. sap A. Pee t-tl l l-Isc WursInin-
chip 90 these .ccrs have a'lrrici such universal alt ou
AMI Hr superiority over any other description ct ri "
50 p1ficus, au impression usurly ,1-ultd thai e l-
crease pt expense j. n kr rliIo hg. viii ru4raas
% Furnish these lcisr. e cosf lan ,de
ordinary glI ssn. AChEKMAN.
myll Ira le Nassag-st between fui.ou and Am.
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r,sap. .-iNDUCrD NO MONOPOLY = ten.nglls
Albany flrlu ID direct az o'cocs ifum
De- rirr foot OF Rohn-0sr fr-i above Barclay. SfesmF
RIP VAN WRINKLE. 4 apt samuel Nciuyier, vii leave "a
MONDAY. Wednesday nud Friday. 90 Ocluck. Pm. fr
nts.st or irc lt apply b1aui fo q. T. STANLEY,
o. ae oce ou he docA This boat n. arrive "a al aes
in ample time for tie M1ung Trains Eust OF Wet
Fr. token nj moderate rates AL persons ar. iofti
lri.ing this boat without written order tnm De Cap
f,Ir maN ri
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| AMES BREWSTER SONS 81 Broadway. have on
hi ani arc constantly receiving RE eNfcnsive
scrtaeui % Carriages red S civ hum under The
g reflicaacace Of one Nj. JAMES BREWSTER, a. New
haven. Corn and wsrraife.l 10 every respect.
We also have ccspes csss ot rrcr 1 comm ana
yil 0t Sold az such.
Purchases are iaviied to cal my3 I'm
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iioif-ATUNiC
p
A ErfEm-.rI

..fAf .....'...,sss.i RAILROAD. 49,, -
ll---- - ----------Fo For P.usfed. NOrIh Adj Ut
ANS Willam,tovn Bennington. Rutland Lebanon Spnrv.
&C via the H0nsuion.c Railroad
SUMNER ANcF'lNr-Commencng Monday May
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks Jr VII leave
NtyYors from the pier foot Of Markets daily, oundays
eycspiel 40 b3 O'Clock A. ~ Tor Bridgeport. whore nasser
gers take he eegant and cummodous cars on the House
tonic Railroad arriving u the State Line uc uucuon VIA
me Western Raroadl az haltpust p NJ n nne 10 isss
Fasl or West Fare - Stages uln M conneclos
with fHe f0 Lee Lon0N, GA ~iuckbrdee NurilsvAe
WWsad and Norfolk also, 20 Litch1eid sharon, Na'st
bury Donhury ard Beliei
LruANuN SrRfgGs-A line Il arranged by which posseh
.ers from Ncw-Yo reach This place ly day light VIII
morr comfort and expedition than by any other route Fare
ibIOul Do = iO
No s-c of This Company authorized 10 take charge Il
Specie. Brnk Notes tauahe papers, receive ihem
f0r transportation any conditions. Freight received al
ihe depot foot of AarSc- from O'Clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock
T.. NJ Positively not after hnt h1ur.
O. II. PERRY A cent Office ON The Pier
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FAF FER PAPER-PAPER.
.lll CAStS low pnce Cap and Letter Paper
~.UO leo cases nue { ZAP ami Lerer Pepper
ltOn reams uf straw NrsnpEE
7.Uln realms OF Nsr Nrapfin. Paper
Ion rcarls at H1nisvare Paper
l.u1 realms OF Envelo1 Paper.
li.n reams OF white and cuorcI Tissue Paper.
900 reens of co0red Paper
53 lone Hllciul Pgptr-
so tons Binder. Boards.
DO tons Trunk Boards
Us tons BandauX Boards.
So tons SheathHg PAPER
100 gross Borne. knlras
For sale al the lowest market prices by
myS0 lm CYRUS " FIELD a co. % C.lH-.f
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-g-v- >NKly-YoRIl, ALBANY a TROY

. ~ II NlINr.-fnI ANAnF lNl AfoI aftt.-fiul
--s'---rtie Pier ai ine foi uf Corli. sPersls
tkn These boaf- WI arrive Do Troy boz ure n tase dc
nc.t morning uals Ntli 20 Buffalo ai'd Nonh 20 Lss,
t..,-.r anal Ghamnf.n Toe loss pressure sirlndsa
TROY Cans Nm n Ffazee ou Monday, Ncinesisy a1
F,,isr sr O'Clock T. NJ The ness and splendid team.
.,af EMPIRE, Capt ". " NupIcr on Tuesday, llure
ltg and >aurday 10 C.c.uck. tIe.-m ulH he pa q
clarr ~ ihe Fle. 20 rli. or One Company WI "a -
responsible for loss For rae-t Ac. apply on tuani 10
a'i : - ClfhMBfkLAlN, 4i tlc office on Ne whsd
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Ia FL NEW ARR,NGHMENr TO

y - P IrTsBURGH WHETLiSG Cisas,
a. -, 49,, nail,by Morning and Evening aims fron
-,. - lIal' lh.a, Baltimore and Cumberland, wilr
, 800 49, -, myers having choice ~ day or nj gd
30" v''f ur Nouians, By the gresi United states Nal
a.. Its-r ger Route Through I'D q hOurs from Sel Ok
~ ara " heeiins. thence Cincinnati 81 Louis.
l-N.Cisdi- and lie south aud Ne-tyassenRers gong
ellecily through by the United sfsfes Mail lrnIus
. y. tte NesF-4 ork, foot Of Iabery-sf al NJ and Il
iOf t.iade pia ad with lines for Renmore
Leave fA4edepla ~ 10 PSI Train for Bairmore AMI A..
Nleclng gong directly through without DELAY
Leave fnl1de phs- by Railroad from he cor Of ey.a
Hn hafhei - a. "a J. II FOR Baltimore and arrive "a nme
% connect ~ab ~ tlan for Pittsburgh and wheeling,
efa gong directly trOu "a without delay
Leave flisie PLAZA hy steamboat al 4 p 81 from Docs Il
",-tii iHen1ays eNcepied,) and iei ge In BALTIMORE
tne ony me on sunday from Philadelphia TOR Baltimore
more and Ono Railroad -
Leave Cumberland af6PM nnsGAH by twep,y daily
~ me Nsiora Road sd Cool Iuien sage Companies
..se ~ fiussufsh or hecling evening and ne
rsengers for Pittsburgh lake The splendid new and mod.
r.n-hhiH Steamboats, BioHrsvie srd t.rr have only
- n-ts' 81 Staging on he whole route
H., leave Pittsburgh sndW heeing negB'
ana passengers ase forwarded without clay 10 Cncin.
H,g ~ ~ a.. oher lsnT,s In the Souih and West
iAhb NOilCE.-1fckets are nof 80 q In Ncs.York 70
I-.seIfcrs Tor Baltimore. pirsbarch or Wheeling This
sI o,.es nece,sary on account Of several pefsous
~ ssoh hcAeis supposng they were authorized pass IN
Hista-- rains 20 Baltimore the south ani Vest
I1ey have no connection wilh Us
a., NJ ~ LcAes by this route, apply In Philadelphia
80 har.l oce, corner OF Markcf and Eleventh ss- n
y SWIM thrd-st; on board steamboat. DocksL wharf
arc urvugh from Philadelphia Piftsburgh sl3; 10
" SetnS Sio, with the privilege OF stopping at Bafoore
apply Ia I l. ~ FrNrR AGENT.
A. Adams a Cos Express orice, 10 wslss q. II A r.
~ 81 " Rrosiwsy. q
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49, ? IN ANA "a
NAL for l33.-Biug hams - 90
Line 20 Ptishur-.l-ILs undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers flt ul The first OF March nayIga-
non wl t- resumed Tor Poe present % PusIurgh.
va tlr frnusy lyulu Canals nla Hdolds Goods marked
Tor s lue VIII Dee forwarded with great -Dsich uld al
u- lowest current rates. No or other charges
iur forwarding goods from Piusburgl regular line Of
Steam Flcke- leaves dslur-h day DO O'Clock A. N Tor
Cinc'nngl. L0l'sw r., 81 Louis Marx packages-Bing.
hlu'- Line, Canal
AfN wa TYSON Agent In W-.f-.t Y Y
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pre- isI n Hf store. .He or your Safes lif.lcrs IA
rn' i .-e -os e1 po-el flr- of-r 'r-tere being ~.
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ana N'o-.r iHi as Shove was llfi rcsl.f of rI.le
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Ecl agents 'lIoughgui ile country
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