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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
GESrLEMEN's HATS, SPhISs FASH

GENTLEMEN's HATS, SPRINs FASHION,
1e5l.-Wn H. BEEBE Co Hs.ters, l8 Broad way New
York will issue the SpriHS FasAion 0r OeHueHens ffaS
for 1851 on Saturday the let day o. mseh ensuing -,
This ssvle has been modelled with the express view OF
with The shayy angular features by which the
Ar hss been 90 long characterized snd which have been
- tortured into thousand different shapes In
de vain endesvoF produce something which might bear
fhe sle Of NOVELTY. =.
WN b Co. having determined Al this period, 10 Of
vest the truly beautiful 10 the Art Of Hating OF he lsy
veil Of antqused preJudice by which has been 80 os
obscured now present THE HAT TIE SEASON VIII VII
graceful curve ard circng line 10 perfect AZ
with ARrs highest model-the human form sna !, go
yher-in the confident expectation thai 10 VII DC ~ WV
approved and greeted with deserved sdmrsnen, l. r.
IL regard 10 material and WORK msnship w 70. 49, ~
have simply remark that their sole IS - &c.
yell-hnown character OF the Hsts fnaoo - -, a.
which have established for themselves IePu'sA"n a'
withou precedent and beyond al eompaIhS0q tn NJ.
In CONNECTION with the Fashonaoe ha " - ~ 49,.
Co would remark that they have prePe 90, VII VIZ"
Of seeerodsdng their customers seVera olnefen.
. s~,euIary adapted youths who are about
" ~ =. Sr The more manly Hat all Of which their
80 - public invited 10 examine and Judge Of,
t ~ ,.s.sIvss VIM BEEBE co,
'"' l56 Broadway and II Liberty Street
Ps wM II. BEEBE Co, having completed thelr
newly erected Hat B1pufscory, offer respectful invita-
don 70 The citizens Of New York and all Others wno teei
AZ interest In the progress OF manufactures 70 VISA tneI
establishment at any lime AFTER Tuesday the Sd DAY OF
March when they will he most happy 10 exhibit 70 them
fhe perfection Of It's arrangements which with its facnes
snorsn World 30 23f7ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1851

not fear Of starving, Tor Of being turned out
of house and home, if he should be out Of
work for a month or two. But our Me-
chanics generally 'riil not be provident'
calculating and saving while they are sim
gle, and ,ciH find themselves huddled to-
gether here in helpless poverty in their
maturer years, to giumble and discuss
fruitless projects like our correspondent.
This is what they tciH debut how long ;
led. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

In both Houses there was deal of talk
but little accomplished. The Senate wasted
most of the day in debating the Presidents
special message, by way of interlude pass
ing the Revolutionary Pension and West
Point Academy Bills. The House discussed
the Fertilization Bill and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

CoSStcTIcUT-Col. COLIN ~ ISGERsoLL Of
New.Hsyen is the Opposition candidate for Con.
gresS in the lid District, comprising New.HaveA
and Middlesex Counties. He rams on straight
out Compromise grounds. Hon. Walter Booth
the present Member, Free Soiler, who had the
Democratic nomination and support two years
ago, had not single cote for denomination. We
presume, however, the Free Sellers will put him
up if he will consent to run on forlorn hope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

r. Friends of CHEAP POSTAGE in Con-
gess we pray you not to let the beneh-
cent measure now so nearly perfected be
lost Beg for evening sessions, cut off su-
perhuous debates,--in short, do anything
honest, to carry through Postage Reduc-
ton at this Session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

ILLISoIs.-The Mechanics Mutual Protection
Of Joliet call upon the WOrkingmen of Illinois, TO
form like organizations throughout the State, as
q means for relieving their condition. A more
eloquent production than the address Of these me-
chanics We have seldom perused The Commit
tee earnestly appeal to all their fellow industrals
to join this order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

TowN ELEoTIoSs-LEwIs Co.-Whig supervi.
sors are elected in Lowyille, Martinsburgb Diana.
Hsrrisburgh, Denmark and Croghan-6. Opposi-
ton il Turin, Leyden, Watson, Montague, Os-
ceols, Greig and Pinkney-7. West Turin and
New Bremen, politics Of Supervisors Aot stated
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, FEB. "a.
FOR EHrape.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
latest news up to the time Of going to press. The
africa sails from this port on Wednesday. at IL
O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

e The press on which Benjamin Franklin
worked when he was learning the printers trade,
Is for sale at the Office Of the NeVp0rt H. IL Neps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
T We invite public attention to tn,

n We invite public attention 70 the
sale ovauabe real estate auction this day BY ANTHONY
J BLEECKER al IL O'Clock, al the Merchants Exchange,
consisting Of the houses aud lots known as S7 inon-s
III HOrao the elegant houses snd lots l76 and l76 East
FcurteeDhst. the house and lot 81 Broomest and four
building lots and the south west fSixth av
and Thirty all fronting on the avenue Maps OF
the above properly be had at the auction rooms,
BroadsI (i4l2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

II LEARY 81 Co., Hatters, and Leaders
OF Fashion for Gentemens Hats, and Astor House
Introduced the style for the season on Sst0rssy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
TRUTH AND TRUTH ONLY.-The day Is

Truth AND TRUTH ONLY.-lne uay IL
past when The public oud submit 10 be drugged with he
Compounds of empiricsm KNAPP's Health Restorative
Bittsrs could never have obtained celebrity except by
their ces Their reputation rests on facts and those facts
show that for Indigestion female complaints, dsordered
bow els general weakness and debility dyspepsia want OF
appetite low spirits they beyond comE arson inc
best preparation exlant General depot S62 Hdds INST,
and Tor sale Al $50 Fuons 50 cents per bottle or three
bottles for 81 Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

~ VIII The Journal be good enough
to inform us whether the Colored People
of this Country had any "vOice" in franz
ing the Fugitive Slave clause of the Federal
Constitution Is the Slave-catching law
of last Session one of "the laws of their
own making 2" Don't dodge now, but
stand nm 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

JUST THE DIFFERENCE.-IHe New- York
Tribune formerly Wing paper publisher Governor Cages
Proclamation in 775 issued against rebelieus dongs In
Boston, Offset to President Fillmores Proclamation
reference the forcibe by mob OF blacks OF
the slave Shsdrach In IT'S the people governed by
British laws in the making OF which they had no voice or
repre- aonwhe al this present and particular point
in the nineteenth century they happen to be governed by
laws Of their own making Most people would think this
somewhat important difference, and that The Tribune
could not have made more unfortunate comparison
otyal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Tar FIRsr IN PIE FIELD.-KNox has
.,rounced hs Spring Fashion OF Hats and they really
superb Nothing truly shows the artist than the man
afscfure OF Hat and the truly observen eye can al
glance detect superiority Of those bearing the impress
OF Knoxs hsrdiwork. those claiming upjusty 70 be
SssScnshle Rav az Knox I29 Fultop-st 20fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

BARNUM's MUsEUM.-The performances
In the saloon at this place Of especial family entertainment
are us and always such as may be seen by
ladies' wthoui blush -Four pieces are presented to-day,
ali amusing, aughable, pleasing and chGste Take your
fnulIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
You HAVE FIVE DAYS

You HAVE FIVE DAYs-No MORE -
The approach Of the close Of cheap term
Is bringing applicants for tuition TO his rooms, S bro
way In Unprecedented terms. Hundreds have enrolled
their his list since Friday last The last chance
30 obtain full course OF lessons in penmanshp from GOLD
SMITH for 81 SO viii vanish 10 O'Clock p M. Friday
pexf. the 28th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

FIRST premium in LITHOGRAPHY II.
D,AvcNoS Artist S2S Broadway, having recently en-
arged his establishment prepared TO fulfill all orders In
every branch of the art Portraits Landscapes, Marine
Particular sltenton paid Portraits which will be finished
In the highest style Of the art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

NOTICE TO Dock BUTLDERs.-Propo-
sails will received for three days TO build new dock a.
the New Village Of Straionpor, College Point FLUSHING
They viii be received Al LANGLEY PLANNERS ofhce, "
WOoster-st one door from Amity, from TO 2 Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

A New VILLAGE.-We invite attention
10 an advertisement describing the site OF the visge
OF srattongpOrt between College Point and Flushing.
What there stated regards beauty and beahlness OF
we vouch personal knOvFl
edge II seems 10 ne tbsthe lots are dirt chesP The sub
scrip;ion book Is AZ langley kLAMAER'S once
81 " nosier-sl one door from AmilY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
Nrw SpptNa DRy Goons

NEW Spring DRY GOODs.-The ladies
have already leaned that HITCHCOCK LEADBEATES, cor
Broadway and Leons-d-st fully prepared TO serve
them with all Kinds Of Spring and Summer Goods ID thai
choice ofsIyes colos, &c they must make
cir Purchases early Thef stock embraces plain and
embroidered Grape shaws chene figured and other
ss de LANES de LANES rich foulard silks French
musins, &c. new Spring mantias, sc. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Fellows MINsTRELs.-The beautiful
new hall now occupied this celebrated band Of Ethio
plans IL filed nightly with the beauty and elite OF our city,
10 witness capital Buresque lately brought here by the
celebrated arrapRer and composer Mr. Nelson kpeass,
who for talents In this line has superior They offer
choice programme for this evening" singing dancing, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

TIE RESIDENTS AT BROoKLYN-In
want OF elegant Bridal Cards, Envelops and Cake noSes
or Of an elegant Silver Door Plate, can take me onnos
nj the Fulton Ferry and ride direct to EvERDELL 3t
Broadway, corner Duane 81 where they WI nha tne
above articles in great variety and Of the most fashonaoe
patterns Mr.. EvERpELL has also branch store a.
80 20" ''' '"' 2ef StrhSkM"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
~ WARNocKs', Hatters, 275 Broad

way, Irving House, introduce. this day. new style OF
Hal for genemens Spring wear, which for symmetry OF
model and seasonabe adaptation 10 confidently offered as
WORTHY Of universal acceptance. Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
SrnRr FIxruREs FoR SALE AND Store

TO LET IN Broadway. WITH LEAsE-Also, asmsl amount
Goods store or other fancy business Any person with
81 600 ready cash call al S0Si Brosdway and inquire
e. 2if2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD
cunt Morris Homestead situated that beautiful level
subscp,on s 10 the above desirable property 10 rapidly
hlng up The lots selected subscription thus Civ
Ing The esres applicants Tho best choice Thirty per cent
OF the purchase money be paid by insalmens the bal
ance can mortgage or 10 years Every facility
viii We given and money advanced to build For Prospec'
tuses apply s. JEssURUs, Clinton Court BeekmaasI
near Nsassu-st 22fSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Things In philadelphia.
corresoondence ofThe Tribune.


PHLADELPHIA, Sunday, March 2.
The contested election in the District Attorney
csse will be brought before the Court again on
Wednesday next when the matter VIII DO pros
ecuted. until decision is arrived st. such 10 the
determin alton ofthe Judges.
The total amount of money received and paid
over 10 the sufferers by the great lire IN July last
in th;a citv. ia s33.9O5 SO. Much money has been
collected, ostensbly for that object, which has
never been disbursed to the sufferers.
Yesterday In the Criminal Cosrt, las. Snerry,
gr having been convicted Of conspiring TO blow
no house in Remington, was sentenced 20 tnreo
Years imprisonment, and Peter Sherry ana 'amcs
Sherry, Jr., convicted OF the sanae onense' "ero
sentenced TO two years imprisonment At.
The steamship City Of Glasgow Is due at this
nor, She !. now In her eighteenth day. She has
on board eighty.six passenger ana nea'y cargo
of goods. ,..,.u..;nu NJ. vuood-
aide. was yesterday admitted to bail IN the sum
of O., 500. 49,. .,,mno,t.
=, ORE held at 50 barrel, bat there eai 1ttle
eerard and only 6D1o0 barrels have been osPosoa ~ IN
codng p, essr md srs snev s ss a.
eells a. 44d3 3d. In Corn MEAL neIo rs nos s
DONG In wSEaI we hsy Rys FOR Disabling al IS cent:
~ bushel CoRN continues IN lnlIed request saes ~
s9iece bushels Al 5see9 een, snHs ens s.s. .,
chs ard New-Orlesns SUGAR At 541ot cents v 10, on
rqe Bacon Il In good demand Al ful rates. rckk ana
Ian are held higher and most VI the stock OIL aef y
NOS eflered IN the market al present WHIskEfb o"-
Sales cf barrels al a. ard hhds. al q IA cenis
SALES OF sTocKs Msrch l-Fiy'f Hoard
c. 24t $500 Camden and Am6oy d. % - ssa ions
a. 20 Morris b5 az $50 do, I7k; 100 do 7k ooe sgus
i. and q; 500 Glrsrd 1871 100 Reading b. S'i '0'
IifiowD, Sc. - ,ooAo 81. eSOO0
Reading o. So s. Ose DO 7st; q Geo do 80; Lon Tam. N
Sound Beayd- $2ClN Readipg So. 500 y" - xss M pe-
20 Mech Bs 81 i; $500 Penn 81, sfi' w"
cert Bds. 81. o.. p..slae bSS >; IOl
4rer BoorS-& Penn RIB, ~ Sg a.. T., 90 at.
gons. rs, Id; 50 DO. 10 100 h71''"s ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

Resides these appropriations, the Senate Wlllat
once recall several acts OF Congress, Whlcn sur
rendered in the whole, 79OOOOOO acres Ior ooun,
ties in the Mexican war, bountes in the war OF
1912. subsequent gratuties to the soldiers In the
same war and in Indian wars, cesslons oil swamp
lands TO new States, and for the construction OF
railroad from Chicago 20 Mobile, and other inter
nal improvements none of which last-named ces-
sions have yet been located.
The AGGREGATE of revenues derived from tne
public domain is one hundred and tnlrsy.nVe mn
Eons three hundred and tbirty-nine thousand
ninetythree dollars and ninety.three cents snow
ing an annual average revenue oil one ana quar- ,N
ter million Of dollars since the system oil SAFES
was adopted. ..L4
when the United States will find 1t exPedlent TO
review their policy, and to consider the following
principles ,;;..a
oranti,is. eratutously. TO actual cultivatoFs only
SECOND. That the possessions OF such grantees
hall he aecured against involuntary alienation
THIRD That the United States shall rellnquish
10 the States administration of the public lands
within their limits. - am.
nection. | shall therefore dlscuss them sePa'
rately. .p-... e1..a. :, lin.
tied Quantities to actual settlers and cultivatons
onlv This principle involves three propositions
J. A limitation of the quantity which shall be
granted TO any one persons
Occupation and cultivation as conditions Oh
the grant;
3. A gratutous grant
FIRST. A limitation OF the quantity to be al
lot,ed to any one person.
Ifthe Public Lands were mercantile msrcn S "a.
disc price would be the principal, If not the ony
subject Of inquiry. On the contrary, it IS only sne
money received BY the Government on sales, tna1
rerisbes or passes away: The lands remain az 60
lust where they were before the SAFE anu roS
;s,rs,ion after sale as before The Posses:oIs o.
The land sold become soon, if rot immediese'y
c;,i4ens and they will ultimately be majority o.
the whole population Of the country su9Po'''H1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

credit is due to Messrs. Jones and Price, Stewards
Of the Society," for the attention shown by those
gentlemen to the company A speech from j. T.
Pryse Esq, repete with historic matter, in rela-
ton to the history of the Ancient Britons and
from Mr.. Carroll in response to the toast of /" The
Brotherhood Of the good men Of all nations" given
by the President, were well received and much
sppauded.
Skeletons Band furnished some excellent music
and the Welsh songs sung by Mr.. Williams and
others were rapturously received. About mid
night the Sons of Cambria abandoned the festive
board, each well pleased with the evenings en-.
tertainments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Tvjbuue's Special Dispatches
..,,.vuxi.ive slave Law Meeting "
Lynn, Mass n.,.na

Ansi-FugittVo
Bosrox. Sunday, March =
. vey large Anti-Fugitlve slave ,t Ia"
Fins Of the citizens of Lynn, Mass .
n ,.sout respect of party, was held III ,ua'
W. last evening. Mayor HOOP P!e''u1u'
"a 81 made speech, in which he salo' " nc
-. ..;dered the law unjust, inhuman' anu !,
' st to be obeyed." He solemnly Pieogea
~ never to lift finger in the worh Oh
turning q fellow man to Slavery; neitner
ND he use his official power to protect
Slsve-catchers. n...od
4 series of strong resolutions were passed.
ors Of which is as follows;
%" $500 That the citizens Of Lynn, being Tree
ns.O, will never assist in enslavlng DINERS
''' a meeting in opposition to the law is to {,
be holden this evening in Beverly anu
.rotbsr in Springfield to morrow night H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

The domain came to the United States encum-
bered with right of possession by Indian tribes,
which is gradually extinguished by purchase, as
the necessities of advancing population require
At the establishment of the Federal Govern
ment the United States suffered from exhaustion
bv war. and labored under the pressure OF great
National Debt, while they were obliged to make
large expenditures for new institutions, and to
prepare for defense by land and by sea. They
therefore adopted policy which treated the do
main merely as q fund or source Of revenue.
They divided it into townships, sections and
Quarter sections, and offered it at public sale at
minimum price OF two dollars per acre on credit,
and subsequently at private sale on the same
terms. In 1870 they abolished the credit system,
and reduced the price to one dollar and twenty
five cents per acre. In 1888 they recognized the
right of presumption in favor Of actual occupants
and the system, as thus modified, still remains in
form upon our statue book. The United States
however have, at dillerenttimes made very differ
emit dispositions of portions Of the domain. Thus
there have been appropriated to the new States
aud Territories, for purposes of internal improve
ments. for saline reservations, for the establish
n1ent of seats of Government and public build
ipgs. and for institutions OF education, as follows;
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nv telegraph TO The keW-YOrk Tribune

s,rs,rs Magnetic Telegraph oee ''r Ha"'''' an"
~ For late and important Ieiegrapn
a;snatcbes see Sixth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
I,.us from the Capital.

WASHINGTON, ouuUHyl "1~.VI =
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania arrived nsfe
xesterday morning Last night they were nos.
ptsby entertained by the Mayor ana .t sne I ot
Council at Browns Hotel. MaDy Oh INC" 'o''
the city this morning FOR ronsnsd 70 his room
s,r son,s time by severe indisposition, and is as
Get unable to attend 10 the Senate.
ssrious doubts are entertained about the pas
..ss Of several appropriation bills, and an extra
.ssson Of Congress, or at least of the Senate, Is
deemed quite probable.
Ignstius Murd, Esq, Commissioner OF Public
Buildings, died here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
stntn of the Wcather. :. Mach - P. "

BuyyALo-- Cloudy-wud west-ther. S2-bsr q 20. -
ROCHESTER, Rather cloOdy-cold-wind west-ther %
IusURs- Cloudy AID cod-loOks like storm-wind
,ouih-ther 81 -,
sYRAcUsr-Been quite pleasant but cold-wind south
7nrrcA-A beautiful clear evening-wind unchanged
,ber S2-bar 20 $50.
ALBANY-We have had a clear and very pleasant day
-.,srd Dorthyest-ther S2-bar so 09-mercury SO.
TRoY-Clear and brscing daylight breeze from north
yest--ther so. ~
suRIIscToN- Cloudy-wind north Their 80.
WmTEHAIL-C lear-wind norIh-ther. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

FIRE IN GRIFFIN, GA-On the 10th ult. hre
broke ont in the Brick Range on Hill st. The
following is list of some of the sufferers Mrs.
Morris, Miner; J. II. Martin. l.. HRtton, the
Daughters and Cadets Of Temperance DIR. John
Dorsey, Knott & Freeman, Moor Afford, Ma
sonic Hail. and MIR. Elliott. Loss about $4,000
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-12
rrospsstu. or ,ns american Family rny.,s,.n.

The whole geang under The present practice the
medical profession which disease than cures H. and de-
bases II o constitutions '-MoRRisos.
An ought be acquainted with ue Aedeai ART -Irro-
Every may surgeon cheap
and enjoy a sound mind IN a sound body"
THE undersigned publish medical Journal III ms c
above devoted enlightenment OF me psb
lie, the disclosure mystery the suppression Of legal and illegal
and of disease The work
designed families and individuals Those who patronize this
work doctors and they VIII net only
but their health also No family should ss with
country expressed such
There journal of the Kind In
United be hoped thai The heads
families and the public generally viii al once take hold OF TINS
terpse aid down comprehension OF
which essential comfort aud happiness
mankind
This journal will be published monthly, fine
the number at dollars per
payable We the nrs number
inserting Prospectus calling attention TO H. shall
exchange arding marked
office all others friendly to the enterprise
please
Address (postpad) JOHN t. WALSH, Nj. D..
.W.' Richmond Virginia
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-12

A NEW Route Pittsburg VIA tho Baltimore sus-
guehanna to Ptttsburs IN
80 homsAn will leave Cavc't station daily
United Washington and Baltimore al 81,
m, with the fast line at Middeown l. M,
irving at Harrisburg at u p M, TO dinner
Harrisburg the g arriving at
this point have the option Of
Johnstown thence by packet boats
stages direct from ioidaysburg Pitsbnrg
following by this ain TO wit
York, Wngtsvle, Columbia Marietta MddIetown, Harrisburg,
Pcr, Miesown Psrysvlle, ewsiown Mcveysown Hunt
insdon, Hoiidaysburg and Ptsburg. - 80
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
through Carlisle. shppensburg, Chambcrsbug and
other points this road
the accommodation of from washington for Of
points, OF the viii be at the
depot Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l--dtf Ticket Agent