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The above is very large receip for road of only
u miles IN length, and having capital and debt Of
only s2,IjO,OOO.
The City Bank of Hartford went into op-
Grafton to-day with one-half OF us capital paid H.
ts25O,0O0) THIS is,he bank whose capital was more
than four times subscribed and it commences bust
ness under the most favorable auspices. The Pres
dent is Z. G Howe, Esq, extensively known among
the business men Of New-York and New England
aud the public may have the fullest confidence the
prudent manage ment of The institution.
The following failures are announced
kom Boston Dexter Harrington d Co. J. r.
SOuthwick q Co. j. 5. Gould John Earle. Jr, q
Go. and DAVID plngree, Of Salem. The latter had
Endorsed largely for Dexter, Harrington q Co, and
Mesas. Southwick & Co lie has always been est
mated as worth and a half to two millions dol
liars, and he viii probably soon recover from ms
taTrassments.
Money is trile easier at Boston, and at
Philadelphia is considerably less stringent than here.
The Railroad Of the Charters Coal Go,
Two miles below Pittsburgh, was opened on satur-
day week With all the honors. A large party Of
the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity were present
and after ride TO the mines present at an en-
terta,nment provided by the Company. The Road is
81 miles long, running from fine harbor on the OHIO
Rvorup the valley Of the Charters Creek 10 the
mines. The Company own $50 acres Of The finest
Coal lands in the country, and are new prepared to
denver about 800 tuns per day. The biuminous
Coal Of the Pittsburgh seam bears high reputation,
andis Of ready sale along the whole length OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. 1t is used in the Phil
adelphla, Orleans and Havana gas works, and
generally for all purposes of Iucl IN the district Of
country watered by those two MYERS. On the Mon
day following, the citizens of Pittsburgh and Ale
shenv County gave Mr.. McElrath, The President,
MIR. Ellwood Morris, the Engineer, and the non-resi-
Gent stockholders public entertainment, at which
were present about fifty of the leading men Of all
professions. Mr.. KNAPP, an eminent manufacturer,
presided, and the Mayor OF the CITY acted as Vice
President
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n lied, Atct'lne1r
GREAT SALE OF a GALLERY OF
~ ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, chiefly Il The Modern
Dl,ch AMI English Schools q class superior % aay
Heretofore offered az. luctlon-apU exh.mung free OF
charge 40 No 80 Br1adHsy, next & Walker st.-H. Il
IFFpS co viii sell a. auction on WE'D NESDAf
MORNING Oct -. ~ D. O'Clock ~ STOPPANf HALL.
No 800 Broadway a large and valuable C1llecln Of
Gently imported PAINTINGS, beanbs the sgnatnres Of
some Of the eminent living Dutch aud English Pant
ers mostly Of the CABINET size emDrc ali the des able
Paror subjects. and q class equal O ANYTHING Ia ths
country either pubic ol pTate collection. The pub
49, and particularly The ladies', lssted % cali and
Examine them Catalogues 1 30 Ead ~ the Gallery. u y
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Sales bn Anltlon.
THEO. NAILABY. Auctonesr.
II SAFE .f c,iond,J POS

IuEO NIIAHI. AlctI0nosT-
4 ARGE SALE of splendid ROSE
WOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE.-MAL-
Larry A IYELL viii sell at Auetion 10 ESD Al
oct T. ~ i0 O'Clock a. he aEehouso 4 8ruaer Moore
No IS es.y-s their stock without reserve, con-
sstine OF elegant paTl0r fll1r' rosewood aud
mqb9esuv covered ~ nTocatee, SATIN de lame danask
h1r cloth Ne secretaries book cases wadroes extension
abie sideb9ards bureaus helsfelis and
fs disans. ottOmans ltrlof and ~O'staDles
IN great variety chairs p1rHr re'ep-'n mi cottage
chairs Ia an the VARIOUS vogue, together Huh
general assortment 0f cabinet furniture lnuactuied
eypr,sv Tor Their retail trade The goods be examined
and catalogues obtained MONDAY Sale positive, ram
az Inn. 90 ~
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Il { KEvr. Auc'toueer ,r,..
IlNISENOLD FLR\l u kk.-l IlN

kEDAY n 10 O'Clock. Al house NJ u West NaSlng-
ton place near h-ar. ~. T.,
Il 4 KEMP wall sell Il Auction a. a1' we. All me -
,t,,re tl.ue,l In house No J West a>lngtun Pa
,u.ts-mg Of gentral assortment 81 Senttel tfmtufc,
Suh as Nr ss three 7ly and other carpets mirrors an
Sfp-s carved mahogany sofas, clSs and larlor cht =
marble ton per and center tables maltef o,Ament''
Pr~rcb clock window curtains. STAR and hal c3rptts
nahanv and o'her bedSteat har mittreSscs and oeds
marble tnp and pain bureaus ard waShsAndS clna glass
and crocA erv wage kitchen furniture, &c. -
Cafal eues on the W1pAg n sac 4" "
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= "a MOTH Ree- BCe,y- hcsd0. o. Close, e6ls
Fl,ei Sls do Wassy ~ d.. Asles go9 oss> Me 81.
pix Nttcsc ~. ~ - siIsr % e~lss Nog 1ll SIDES
Cen.
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MAEHIED.

o. n .tin Hs. az Bsoa.c1 y. : y 1oh1 -! / g,
AUG SsTl'9 q MOORE. u Cnclnngtf - EAkKit-
CoINELIA IT, Ar 2! " =. Green, ~ C. --t i'''7'
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none Of which viii come
y, o.. p.,-s o1, We caano, hear o! any gold.
tn, le sdng ,0pers do no: anticipate the nece:Ii'y
=, - more than moderate amount. Tie
- Is estimated, have now fully eight mlions
cult, and there are over two millions Of dust
.Soa,, which wlll be com Ia the next ten days.
One Bank in Wall-st had SGG0,000 OF
notes ana acceptances mature on Saturday, esery
collar Of which promptly met. IL IS estimated
that the payments into Bank on thsi day eHceede /
three millions Of collars.
The receipts OF the Norwich and NoTce-
s,.r Road for September we're larger than we IN
ilmaied a few days ago, and sAow very gratifying
ga.. ,-ca, The fy-rrec are
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MINIATURE ALNASAc----THIs DAT.
ars-Rises-C 2 Sets 80 NoON-Sets -.-.-3 ION
NIGH WATER Oct. 7.
a adv Hook 5ia Gov. Island = ia Hell Gate Pa
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EEOI SEHOLD FLR\lII Sale
4 Of Handsome Household Furniture, Bronze are
kc-H WILLARD. Aucr0neer. VII sell b. auction
on WEDNESDAY oct g. AZ lO O'Clock. a. Ho'psrs sales
rnom No 800 Broadway rich AMI handsome assert eni
OF Household and Cabinet Furniture. carved mahogany
pror and dr4wInlr1om furniture n mar dofn MAHOGANY
ana - walnut French and Gothic bedsteads wtrdr1oes,
b. x cases mahogany spring seat parOr cha
seat and rosewood do rosewood and nah0gsE marDieOp
center sofa card and side tables Also ~ hair actresses
ana IA itaS.es ~ -
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J ". BROWN Agctoneer
4 NI\ISTRATOR>, SALE Of valn-
AxrHoNY J B1EEcKER. Aaetoneer.
yTF\ DFSTR ABLE BUILDING LOTS

4 O. THIRTY SEVESTH-ST and SEVENIH.AF,
near ROADWAY, AT AUCTION -ANTHOSY J.
RLFEChER Will sell a. auction on TUESDAY. Oct :,
al y o'clock al the Merchants Exchange. the following
desirable property, III
OK sEvENrH-ay- = valuable Building LIS and next
tie northeast II 7r1-lT. and yl.1st Il fronting
en the avenue sad lors beng = !eet laclss
front and rear. b. 100 feet IN depth.
o. IRTT-sEyESTH-sT-A.s0, LIS Z Ground
o. lie north .de " 37-A-s-. bette Broadway and
7tt-sy commencing 100 set from ,le nav SAID Dtx
beng each "A Fee ifa ard rear ~ 90 feet inches
ptl.
FOR ard further parcrlrrS o. ne aocye properly
s,siy . IT, Slls.e-esI, NJ. 5T.SG-st i.2A 2 1kts
No LII
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VIEWS 81 CALIFORNIA The adv. iseis-
cs.' ,.scuon p,c1rts is n2N oqea sxt .'l1a at
No 80 i-.Itf1r corner Il Lsnrs-.s over
Wr.tcluis.'> Caller Admission IS cents. Sea- tex
tis So nis s+ eiuA
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sr.stln. ever he- stern Il ~ss s1rics'u sac "'
b. ms AlY.ElrloS r. 20 d l$aei - 80
- Fa..~ II : Fra7eisco Of ne tftl So i. =. :.
= 2 - - Pr ~ spec. carryins @'@s 400
la-e;epras. ana nan ri-sinf u 'i7
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showing a gam Of $500 "a, equal TO p z cent.
The through travel 1t will BE- seen continues % show
an increase.
The amount received at the Custom House
wa s9369s. Pad, $lii,l6e. Balance ss7Ol,j24
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company for August and SEPTEMBER com
pare with the corresponding months 81 last wear as
Ill
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UNION PICTURE.

EEEALY'S L MON PCT L K f
y y The Exhibition II HellFs ET.a, Picture OF Hon
DANIEL WEBSTER repylng % General HATNE On
Foote'S Resolution Ia he senate "a 1880, winch has
drawn crowded bes ii n elite Il Boston. where j.
nas lately been exhibited. IS Now OPEN the Il
the Naii0nai AcaGemy Of Design, No fs3B1atvay opgo
ste Bo,d-st and VIII continue open only
Open from 4. = 10 p "a. daily Sundays excepted -
Season tickets : snge admission. y cents
Nj Heaiy a. The solfcifat u many friends and al
nrers Of this great WORK hss contemplation ne pro-
dnctI0n # a splendid Line Fngfaging ~ the above
sxecutsd ablest " The EufJ1e sub
scrp9ns 10 which will De- received me any hour
II the DAY VI ming. q iwga
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4 ARMED IL WARD, Attorneys and
u Collecting Agents, Detroit. Michigan.
References 100 New York Ci,y
Barnes \ PharO. Beach, Casf a 20,
Carleton 81 Go, ~ l.. Perspu j. 60.
George y Macy. No. II Nassa1-st OF im'
VAIL n ROOT, DENTISTS. iare OF No.
1913 Broadway have removed % No - Bonl.si
o Inc
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lIEDICAL NOTICE-MnsL IN
Goal.

EOAL-ked 81 White Ash. N de-
- liysnng from oosi- % an, gar Of TIE i., Peach
Orchard, Egg and Stove 81 IS per Ton "a lfts Ash,
Esg and Stove 81 ~ OfaeFg received a. a. yagcs 80
VII 3n' JACOB wEFKs. Jr.
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yTHE TWENTY-FOURTh ANNUAL

Il FAIR Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE Is open
daily At Castle Garden. from A NJ. until 10 NJ The
special exhibition Of Dahas and Roses, which has been
announced Or THIS DAY, IS necessarily pos, oned nna
MONDAY. the 18th inst.
TIE testing Of Piows VIII take place White Plains
RI ESDAY the 7th Flows intended - be- tested shOnld
be the ground by 20 A NJ. oa that day. The Harlem
Railroad Company Wi. take all the ploys thai
teted, from New-YoI 10 White Plans free Of charge
Entes may be made this day at Castle Garden App 10
the Clerk
The Puwne and Spldng Match wIll take place az White
Plains th. 8h poWs Will he TAKEN Ip 10y the Har
lem Railroad Com. any free IF charge
Music M Castle GaIden evening by BlOonnt ID 5
celebrated Band. from Bedloe's Island
~ order Jf me Board WM HALL. Chairman.
J0iS W GLACIERS, Secretary Of Managers. oJHua
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WE GREAT FAIR AT CASTLE

Il GARDEN is open daily. from \ VI until l0P VI
The testing VI Piows Will tase place THIS DAY az White
Plains The Plowing and Spddng match taxes place al
white Plans. TO MORROW. on The ine 81 the Harlem
Railroad The Committee viii BE- on the ground each day
at "A NJ Muse a. the Garden every evening. By the
Bloomfield celebrated Band. b. order II the Board.
WI HALL, Chairman.
TouN N Cu,NpFRs Secrv OF
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JACOB WEEKS, I.

4 NDAL Ar LOA | Tor 81 - per IUN-
~ Blacs Heath and Letigb Range s9d si9ss Goal -
Now dlsohsfglDs, the above Of superior siAy and IN
andsme order and III a the above !0N prce de-
ligered from The grsseis JAMES l. NitIh,
sl3u No q Broadway, and Hh-st., cor. % mpsOs
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COAL.-SI % per tan, Peach Orchard
- Caal-The subscriber now landing Pc Orchard
RED Ash Egg and SOye C0di Of prime lIsIfy and !
sllendif order which BE- viii deliver co.s AZ the
ab.ye low pnce. JAMES l. WORTH. a s,rafway,'
SO II and Eourri-st cOrner Thomson.
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COAL.-Coal 81 per tun for Wine Ash,
egg and ssve and s. q f5T Red Ash sgg 4Aa stsys.
delivered from boats. ~ ls2 Eiizabets-st. al Bms
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GRAND SOIREES MYSTERIEUSE
EVERY EVENING a. she Ast0f- Place Opera HO,

Unparalleled
The MILafds Souess have bee attended the 18th
August Last b. f80Ot esons aud he demand r
which secured without extra charge continues The
The Professor begs sincerely thank the
Newi OH for the patonagehey have literally honofed
Nth and o that his limited % the nth Of
October hcb viii De- MS last appearance previous - his
cepartIIef0l Phacel ha, mere b. opens the l0n
slant Therefore lose hour bat yCnr places
ADNIssIoN-To First Circle Private Bores sofa Circle
Arn-rhas Pafoges. ali ~ cents Open 10 commence
At 9 Cone early and secure gour places Remember
Isquns Ftlif" tNua
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September were a annexed
Increase in 1851.

InCItatt IN Ih5T- Nt,UfU % ~ 10 u = u
The above is very large receip for a road Of only
~ miles in length, and having capital and debt Of
only s2,I5O,0O0.
The CITY Bank of Hartford went into op-
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ASTOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE

\ IA. WIZARDS Mage Temple Sir ce the Declare
ton Il Independence never 'nere cIty
the world much talent al the same time Ne. York
Iust With Miss {. Cushman, the great American
Actress. the Lyceum with Mss Laura Addison, the
Queen II lr1sedy Al the BEOtd~ay, with the beaI4nl
lhll.on AZ N1os with Nrs Wausr the great represent
atVe Of ShakspeTes Eer0iaes, ~ BuroDs sIh the RAJ
yels At Nibos with Catherine Hayes. Ennis Qgeeu oi
SOM a 1nDier Hallan receiving most literally The pat
roraee oi the czsns Of New York-amo the GALAXY "
talent. the Wizard forgotten, q when you vail his
Mage Temple The crowded as,eG0ages Il fashion and
beauty h0 witness the astounding wonder. u Prof An
DEESONS
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en- ~ ~ JUN o. "' 9 C OGDEN. 10 - valid

ped ASH Nut COAL.-A hyperion
article nom the Spuhn and LEWIS Veias ior sale
y TIE cargo At Richmond Apply = =. TYLEAk CO,
No IL " alnut-st. Phiiaisiphis sl7m
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| SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. aaying

crt Board. To largc ismiaes tais IS sd . fl8rts
iltf. LNcaNuh lNN lH.' stttH NNi'n-s .I..f. Axe
.oute Address Vi NJ VI - -
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM

Up. + BARNUM Manaser and Proprietor -Ad-
% the entire Museum ANA peIiDmtnces, p cents
MONDAY and Tt ESDAY oct and7. TINS Afternoon
a, o'clock. Dance by Mdlle Carlota Christine High
land FnDg, by Mole. Lucrece Chrstne Chinese Dance,
b. the Christine Sisters AMER which the musical and
come farce II NO SONG NO SUPPER This Eveang,
~ o'clock, the moral drama OF THE DREAM AT SEA
The Museum OycrAowng with Cuuoscs Of oyery KIND
The republic., 1851-10-25

L III
Arrive at Gettysburg same day by pm.
9347 From Gettysburg by Afendtsve Bendersvile, and
Menaen, 10 etysburg equal to IL miles, hack,
twice week.
Leave Gettysburg every Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Menalen same days by 10 m
Leave Menalen every Wednesday and Saturday at l
pms
Arrive at Gettysburg same days by 4pm
9S4s From selns Grove, by KratzersviIe, New Berlin,
and BaIber's Mills, to Miflnburg, 20 miles, and
back once a week.
Leave Seln's Grove every Thursday at 10 m;
Arrive at Miflinburg day by pm;
Leave Mlifnburg every Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Sein's Grove same day by ii
9349 From Chambersbug, by Saint Thomas, Loudon, Nc
Connelsburg, Harrisonvlle, Rays Hill Juniaa
Crossings, and Bloody Run, to Bedford, sc miles,
and back, daily.
Leave ChambersbuIg daily at pms
Arrive at Bedford next days by pm;
Leave Bedford daily at 10 ans
Arrive at Chambersburg next days by 10 M
Proposals by schedule that will make better
connexions will be considered.
$3.50 From Bedford, by Shelsburg, Bucksown, Soyes-
town, Jenner's Cross Roads, Laughlinown, Lgonier,
and Youngstown, to Grcensburg, sc miles, and back,
three times week
Leave Bedford every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at am;
Arrive at CIreensburg next days by Gam;
Leave Greensbug every Tuesday, Thursday and sa-
turday at 7 ans
Arrive at Bedford next days by 7am.
Proposal. to run different days and at different hours
will be considered.
1851 From Chamberburg, by Keers Store, Upper Stras
burg Fannettsburg, Burnt Cabins, Shade Gap, Or
bisonin, Sheysburg, and Vineyard Mills, TO Mount
Union so miles and back, three times week.
Leave Chambesburg every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Mount Union days by ii pm;
Leave Mount Union every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at A ans
Arrive at Chambersburg days by ii m. 3tt.
1852 From Chambersburg by Marion end Green Castle, to
Hagcrstown, Md, % miles and back, six times week.
Leave Chambersburg daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Hagerstown same days by pm;
Leave Hagerstown daily except Sunday at Sans
Arrive at Chamberrburg same days by am.
1853 From orbisonia by scosviIe, New Grenada, and
Speersvile, TO Rays Hill, 80 miles and back once
week.
Leave Orbisonia every "Wednesday at sam;
Arrive at Rays Hill same day by 6 pm;
Leave Rays Hill every Thursday at IN;
Arrive at orbisonia same day by pm.
The republic., 1851-10-25

once week.
Leave StToudsburg every Thursday at m;
Arrive at SayIorsburg same day by IL mi
Leave Saylorsburg every Thursday at m;
Arrive at Stroudsburg same day by pm.
9273 From Sroudsburg, by Snydersve, Fennersvle Kun
keton, Kresgeville, and Little Gap, to Lehigh Gap,
3S miles and back, once a week.
Leave Stroudsburg every Friday at m;
Arrive at Lehigh Gap same day by pms
Leave Lehigh Gap every Saturday at
Arrive at Stroudsburg day by m.
9274 From Easton by Kessers and Boston, Mount Be-
thel "a miles and back, once a week
Leave Easton every Thursday at 8 am;
Arrive at Mount Bethel same day by pms
Leave Mount Bethel every Friday at am;
Arrive at Easton same day by 4pm.
9275 From Wind Gap Fcksvlle, miles and back twice
a week.
Leave Wind Gap every Tuesday and Saturday at
pms
Arrive at Ficksvie same days by 3pm;
Leave Flicksville every Tuesday and Saturday at
pm;
Arrive at Wind Gap same days by 6 m.
s276 From MddIeown to Hummelsiown miles and back,
once week.
Leave Middletown every Monday at IL m;
Arrive at Hummellstown same1day by 2pm;
Leave Hummelsown every Monday at ms
Arrive at Mddleown same day by p
9277 From White Haven, by Hickory Run, Abrghtsvle,
to Merwinsburg, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave White Haven every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Merwinsbug same day by IL m,
Leave Merwinsburg every Tuesday at pm,
Arrive at White Haven day by m.
927S From Mannheim Brckersvlo, miles and hack,
week.
Leave Mannheim every Saturday at 8 I'M;
Arrive at Brckersville day by 10 am,
The republic., 1851-10-25

Arrive at Jamestown same day by p M
9297 From Port Clinton, by Drehesvle, Fochs Ferge to
Tamaqua 20 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Port Clinton daily, except Sunday, after arrival
of Philadelphia mail, say at IL m;
Arrive at Tanaqua same days by II pm;
Leave Tamaqua daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Port Clinton same days by 81
929S From Tamaqua by Jeansvile Hazeton, and Mount
Surprise, to Wilkesbarre, 3s miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Tamaqua daily, except Sunday, at II pm;
Arrive at Wikesharre days by IL ms
Leave Wilkesbarre daily, except Sunday, at 3 am;
Arrive at Tamaqua days by 4 m.
9299 From Womesdof and Millbncb 10 Shaefferstown
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Womesdorf every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at Z m;
Arrive at Shaeffersown same days by Gam;
Leave Shaelfersoen every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at III am;
Arrive at Womesdorf same days by m
$500 From Lebanon, by Mount Zon to Fredericksburg,
miles and back, week.
Leave Lebanon every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Fredericksburg same day by pm;
Leave Fredericksburg every Saturday at 10
Arrive at Lebanon day by IL m.
1901 From Reamstown, by Schoeneck, Renhosvile and
Cocalco, TO Shaeiierstown II miles, and back once
week.
Leave Reamstown every Saturday at 5 an;
Arrive at Shaeflersown day by I0ami
Leave Shseherstown every Saturday at ii m;
Arrive at Reamstown day by
1902 From Lancaster by Landisve, Saumga Mount Joy,
Elzabethtown, Portsmouth, MiddleIown, and High
SPire, to Harrisburg, 37s miles, and back twice
daily.
Leave Lancaster daily at AZ a m and II am;
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by 81 and PM,
Leave Harrisburg daily at 10 and at pm;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by IL m and by m.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
V.".n.wa,c unn i!',.-y,A,,.

nUINCV FLOUR, the best aud purcs, always on
w hand by 1. Il. Si.LNES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30
WEST ELY SEMINARY.

THIS Institution ~ hcajed at v E>r ELY. Mar
Il. on county. Mo twelve mnc ives, ot I'anuibal.s
q highly mora, aud intelligent sighbohood II Is OF
the borders Of beau' ,fui prac aud IS ccuucccdw III
the Mississippi by stages winch pass from ilann'b"
every other day within mile of the Seminary.
The SEMINARY Is designed TO give lhoough Eng
lish education TO young gentlemen and ladies, 10 pee
pare young men FOR college, and TO give special ad.a-
tages 10 those whJ design 10 become teachers. IL ~
under the Of Trustees, who will spare pains To
make s advantages con e,e as ma, be in their pow
er.
There will be three sessions yearly, eeeh from ihir
teen 10 fourteen weeks IN leng,h. The hrs VIII CON.
msuss on the first Monday in September and i'e third
ieetcN On the last Friday IN June, aud beiseen them
there will be- after this year, two vacations OF about
one week EACH All pupils are earnestly requested TO
Be present al the commencement Of the sessions, and
no one will be received for less period than halt
session.
For Common English tanclrs, soop
Fo AssI ."cai branches such a. Astronomy Ph''oS" NJ
p.,, Ct,m misty aud Mathema,c,, 800
''' '"' '''''''A '''"' EXTRA.
For the French, aud Griman languages and for Linear
and Perspective bsu~ins, each, w
A small extra charge will also be made Tor fuel auL
repairs.
BOARD.
Board be obtained IN good families al from 81 20
10 $3.50 per week. exclusive Of washing. Washing al
from % cents TO ~ cents per dozcn lncudins wash
Ing, wood and lights. board viii be al lion 81 81 To
S2,DO.
The next session will commence Monday, No.
vsnber IS, and cont 10 iIcen weeks 10 FRIDAY FEB
vuary ~. The session following will commence, al
tera vacation oil three w'eks, on Hov'dy, March IL
and continue ~ weeks 10 F,,ddy; June 20.
u. EMERSON, Principal.
West Ely. \ ov. I, S50--,i.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-01-30

Hannibal, Nov. ,, 1870.
The copai'nrrshlp heretofore existing between The
subscribers. under Inc and Il, of T. W. Rhodes
has this day been dissolved by NJ. D. Cox, selling
out lis entire in crest 10 q. ~ Smith Tho bushes,
viii be conducted hereafter al the old stand under the
name and 81, H. OF Rhodes and Smith, who auhori.
zed 10 close up The business OF the old firm. now
!. w. RHODES,
NJ. D. cox.
Knowing the members Of tho new firm TO be cncr-
gcc business ncu and houo ahr IN all their dealing,
most cilreiilly recommend irS puh'ic oni patrons
"i The old fun to give Them cali a. i eNS"in" Their
stock. is know them to posses, every ADVANTAGE 10 do
business on the most accommodating teams, nov,
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