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grafton became putrid. The murulnty .uat
ensued need not be more particularly allud.
ed to than to mention that the suferings of
the poor creatures were of the most fright.
full description. Many committed suicide
by jumping overheard, and by the time the
ship put into Hobart Town no fewer than
1913 had perished. BY great effort health
was restored on board, aud she sailed again
for her destination, but the disease soon re-
appeared. and by the time she reached CAL
lao, the list of victims was swelled to 274.
Only three persons, out of a crew of 36
men who went out with the vessel, returned
home. Of the emigrants she took on board
at Cumsingmoon, only POI reached Callao.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

SUCKED 1N.-We learn from the Louis.
vile Union that an abolitionists and negro
stealer, who was attempting to run off some
slaves from Woodford county, was caught
at Frankfort on Saturday night He had
started with twenty, but all except two soon
left him, returned home and informed their
masters. He was Immediately pursued, and
was caught, together with the two negroes
who came on with him, in negro house in
Frankfort. They were all taken back to
Versailles, and after the next court the ne
gro stealer will probably have chance to
see bis brother Fairbanks in the Penitentiary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

NEGRO TRoUBTEs IN CASADA.-The St.
Catharine's (Canada) Constitutional gives
an account of riot which recently took
place in its vicinity. 1t was training day;
and an officer having awarded some praise
to the blacks for the manner in which they
went through the military exercise, some of
the whites took offence at it, and treated the
blacks with derision. This led to general
row, in which the negro domicils were at
tackled, the negroes driven to the woods for
refuge, and their village reduced to mass
of ruins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

FROM TExAs-We have Galveston pa.
pers to the 9th instant
The cholera is represented to be prevail
ing at Victoria, Gonzales, and other places.
on the the Gaudaloupe river, with great NOR
tality. Lavaca is said to be almost entirely
free from the disease, and there is not case
in Galveston.
The bark Creole, from Bremen, arrived at
Galveston on the 9Th, with 80 passengers.
The Austin State Gazette has the follow
ing in regard to the immigration into that
section:
Our city and vicinity near has been visit.
ed by greater number of strangers during
the last three months than we have ever be-
fore known. The object sought is the Sc
lection of permanent homes. In conse-.
quence, our lands are looking up; many
purchases have been made; others have de.
ferred until their return; while very many
have taken lands on the Cibolo and Gauda-
loupe rivers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

The Spanish government withiu period
Of about two months, has authorized up.
wards of two hundred converts to receive
novitiates, the total number of nuns to be
6,5l8, -, 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

station.
/ have not seen any notice of these pro.
cecdiugs in the American papers, aud there
fore hasten to send a statement of what
has come to my knowledge, and will for
ward any further information that l may
obtain from reliable source.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

"What did you hang that cat for, Isaao e
asked the school.mam. The boy looked
up, and with grave look answered." For
marin. He had fifty marks I'M
put down against lis name"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

A. NORTHERN exchange says there are !.
hundreds of people who become very rell,
lgious when they think danger is nigh, and q
adds: ave knew ola man who Tell on
from, bridge across certain river, and just
as he found he must 60, aud no help for it,
bawled out Mt the top of his voice, Lord
hayo mercy on me--and quick, too!"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

The Posr. OFFICE OpERAT1oNs-During
the week ending on the 10th instant, the
Postmaster.General has established forty
nine new Postoffioes, discontinued fifteen,
and changed the names of four. The only
change we notice in this State is that the;
Office at Dallas, Abbeville District has been
discontinued. Il Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28
A KENTUCKY paper says it is getting to

A KENTUCKY paper says it is getting to
be very fashionable in that quarter to ell
close dollar with marriage notices, when
sending them to the printer. A good Gus
tom, that ought to prevail everywhere.
Six dollars to printer and priest,
No sensible man could refuse,
Five dollars to render him bcst,
And one t.publish the news!
A REAsoS.-" Snobbs," said Mrs. Snobbs
to her husband, the day after tho ball,
"Snobbs, why did you dance with every
lady in the hall last night before you noticed
me ?"
"Why, my dear," said the devoted snobbs,
al was only practising what we do at the
table, reserving the best for the last."-Car.
net Bag.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

FASHIONABLE SUIcIDE.-The Richmond
Republican, in the course of a sensible ar.
ticle on Fashion, gives these valuable hints
to the ladies':
Within year or two past corsets have
been partially abandoned, but substitute
equally as destructive to health has been
adopted In old times ladies used to wear
just enough petticoats to keep them COM
Portable, and these were kept in their places
by shoulder straps. But now, it's no un-
common thing to see a weakly, delicate
little creature perambulating the streets
with six or eight skirts-some Of them
thick and heavy enough for horse Blankets
tied tightly around her waist, thereby heating
the spine, aud creating pressure upon the
abdomen, that if constantly applied to the
back Of mule, would kill him rs dead as
julius Caesar in less than a month. Advise
her against these things, and you are an
swered. otis fashionable to dress so, and
one had as well be out of the world rs out
of the fashion," Fashion the deuce. It's
fashionable for some fools to kill themselves
outright, and be done with it. We therefore
advise those ladies who are willing to die
for fashion, to adopt that course, instead of
pursuing another equally certain, but much
slower-the only difference being that
where they determine to commit suicide by
improper dressing, the doctors have the
benefit Of their decline, and the anguish and
anxiety of friends and relations are kept
alive for months, while in the latter ease the
blow falls heavily at first; but naturally
wears off and is eventually forgotten"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

A SENSIBLE Daddy" My dear boy"
said an old lady to n precocious youth of
IS, ,"d does your father design you should
tread the intricate and thorny path of a pro:
fesslon, the straight and narrow way of the
ministry, or rcvel amid the howry fields of
literature z"
"No, marn, dad says he's gwino to set me
to work in the tater patch"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

TEST OF MANHooD.-Said a young fel.
low, Indignantly, when called boy, "Don't
call me boy; I've chewed tobacco and
drank whiskey these three years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-28

the "White House," draperied with the
fadelcss fabrick Of Freedom, illuminated
with the flash Of wit, and ado'hed with the
gems of sterling intellect.
God has blessed America, and every hill
and valley resounds with joyful praise. The
far spread echoes with songs of grateful
freedom; the waving Of her forest trees, the
wild roar of her mighty waters, her mur.
muring risulcts, traversing plentiful fields OF
golden grain, proclaim, in tones of richest
music-AMERICA FOREVER!
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THE EISHERIES

The New York Herald gives the following
account of the origin of the difficulty be.
tween the American and Nova Scotia fish.
ermen.
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Select Vole.
From Godey's Ladys Book.
FANNY wharf N;
Or, WOnnam's Love.
BY JOHN VI. EVANS.

O love, iursake me no, .
Mine were Il lone, dark lot,
r,,.!t ,,r tI.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

the viest phases Of our vie civilization. God save car
wives ard dsngtaers from The lcklcncs the rancsr
ousness and the saSsseness Of Polcsl But sappoanS
woman were 70 PssaeR.,s n Politics VIA, I'D
Morn I'll dewy eve" hut rum eve IN Moody
moTni Supposins for . moment, the father were
Demecrss, she mother Wing, and the husband
Third Parry man. what battle held woud that be F.
But leave tins 10 the slvocsfos Of women poticians.
Does the wcmsn Of lofty aspirations pant for glory and
rsnown, POINT her 90 neid whcfeon che may win
victories far more glorious than thosc Of nermopyle
and Ws.eTioo. Let her 80 cut and recalm VICE and In
stYuot ignorance sni bring back those who wander
ing in paths OF ruin and wrtchein-ss Here are Ser
vices for Sis.srhoods Of In long procession whese
ens we cannot Here 70 soscretgnsv Tor Soeens
more noble then ever sat Tudor or Planfsgenet
Lsdes snd Gentlemen: Az this moment g woman slts
upon one Ct the most glorious thrones IN the world
Ire aehcacies Of every cline are spread upon her
tSl e end silks and satins sdoru her person dsfen
sSSr, ser srwssd she seem. borne upon sea WHOSE
cho"s are covered with floating gold Her person y
prO'estcd duins every moment Of her e by siousAnd
srined guards Her realms are wider than any upon
which the sun ever before shone The shadows Of the
morning parsuc those Of the evening hours wfhou;
ever leaving In their annual circuit her wide doninous
When Spring peer cut in quarter II her wide do
main causing the buds and the blossoms TO come forth
II another part Of the zone harvests are rpcnng for
her Her people are Of all nations and kindreis and
tongues; and well may the people shout "Grcat 10 VIC
toris, the Queen"
But hearken TO me. AMI will tell you OF Queen
lovely than ever sat upon the loies throne They
the Daughters OF Benevcience! They 60 forth -
redeem the downtroddcn and oppressed they teach
the Gospel OF Gods laws Where they go He who cent
:osth the peslence hath forbidden IL 10 follow. They
teach the Gospel OF Intelligence and soodness and re
fremen: they teach the gospel OF virtue: Standing
the two different paths, whereof one leads 70 Heaven,
tie oher to death, they stand pointing the way and
snges call them Sister. The Father, from Hi, throne,
behods them and says, They shall be saved by the
Lord of Hosts in that day when make up my jewels"
The Lecture next Tuesday evening Is to be by Ed
win p Whipple Esq of Boeton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
CITPREME COURT-CountY Of SARATOGA

~ wTam C we;uore u John H. Hosaaj a.eeased
seant Enoch C Roberts, FreaeTck W. Alen liam Hieko>
Ne.,ches,,r Comfy Edward Burd Jeremiah Gree
Emery r. Ehrhse Person Dsnirl W Townsend frs nj
Of Ro~ery Bank Robert Bake Urah Hi, Jr Ssonn hn
f4d .urvyes &C. az Thomas LEWIS, eoeascd ohe l. M>1
reveyer &C. James Morrison. Jr Thomas o. N1nds, kCAUi
Irwin Aeny Bank, Nicholas Neser. Rs N hs-y
suryvrr &c. John A. nsum. d-essct E-ha Aors john
Ic AuJ4sw RIOS William Grcea JAnss wAErr, DsHel Pau
ysney Alfred s ci1ion chlrlcs wemlre Edward
PuiArds John ComrHte~, &C. Charles Burr, IA
ns,r John Crsrer COMMITTEE Of Cksrr- Barr nns'c he
President and Company Of the Rama OF fnoy You
hereby and the arenld
which Sled the oc Of the Cers Of TIE County
saatcsc B,on t County ard ~ serve COPY c
the subsc Der, 81 hrs orne
No II Wal Yos, within DAYS after the
srys OF exclusive Tie lay Of such
wee ard you OIL she ssd comp II within the line
ars.sd r,lrnf ,h acton viii srpy 20 he Cont Tor the
r.b~f -u.ro~d m the Ns~fork Nov H. lsc3
nls i,xs~TA X n BOVINE fliintifs Attnre-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09

NIRGNA.-lne Legislature Pt0cecueo On
Saturday in pursuance Of joint order to the election
of state Officers Robert Johnston, Esq- the present
First Auditor, was reelected Gen. w. H Richardson,
Secretary and Librarian, and Mr.. James Brown,
Second Auditor, were removed. Col w. Munford the
present Clerk of the House Of Delegates bens elected
place OF the former and Mr. William L. jackson, Of
Richie and Peasants being elected In the place of Mr.
Brown Both OF the successful candidates are, Of
course, gentlemen OF the Democratic party.
After the election Of Librarian and Auditor the Legis
sture proceeded to the election fRegister and Treas
There was no opposition to the present ncum-
bents. ard Mr. Stafford II. Parker the Register, aud
Mr. Robert Butler the Treasurer were accordingly re-
elected. Col Charles 3 Morgan was also reelected
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
For office OF stcrekeeper Of the Penitcntiary, Mr..
Newman, Of Madison nominated In opposition 10
Mr. SPOTS the incumbent and after much debate the
subject was postponed to Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surro-

II SAT- q 'hc Ooaay q N~s fct IN .oA pas
hr srcfos The M-rhsBs E,-Aare- in th- ~ az S>w fok
en- he twenty s,y % J.sssy issl t.svs
osk DO n ihe sso~ ~ s~rcri Raj r<ts u Bradley N
sJrrej he tb,. Al tat eerts
rarce Ct zrosris,kc sr ne fs,A W ard q the
Cry se~ fct, On re ou,hery .de
hnfdrs. ihsrrca ~hh al. IL oaBsd cos.sss a. ooss
Ger nercfg hundred aud feet from ne pr
frrlns sca.h terry Of The
90 corlirs twenty ssc iet tvcry < and NO
hurd~t sr aty feet Aa
~ on ADJ hsr I'd and ss an
hsI nah the westerly lae TIE
OF s.ns frame iclns hossc. Ten per Gu.
he rrrshsse money ~ rreurc 70 - pad he
Lasr.- iced j. rcdy inr de-ery Nesfo D>sS-s
80, GABRIEL VAN corr.
w. Va Corr Prse,or h6w
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EOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

Il and Canada Dispatch Lne.-The beautiful clipper
packet-ship BOTHNIA, James A. Avery, Commander,
CeO burden and only 81 years old VIII sail for the
htove port about the 18th Of December This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage 10 California and
her commander having great experience IN the Australian
trade persons engaging may expect very short passages
and fitted up with State Rooms for the comfort of families
single persons An experienced surgeon will accompany
the ship with other proper endsn All persons about
taking passage respectfully invited for them
selves before eDsaging elsewhere board Pier % East
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Noe. l63 and lie
South-st, N. Y.
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COURT-Calab A. Burgess agt.

~ Tb0a. " aEesUnnOss FOR mooeJ 9nlan- On eo..-e
(cou To THOMAS p. WHITE You are nereoy sa1
ror~i r.qui-et re corncin, !, s an Nsh
= Gay s<d oGc, Of Cers ne CAY ana eoany
Yor Hsr Aid City arS 70 rss copy q yof
=, he y. e,,izt on The AZ hs oces No -
Jokp. "a. Cy twenty dsys afer he service q rs
suuons on yea the any o. such s>rre ana yos
ri TIE oomriaia; ~ihn he n aor-<- ,es pA'n
y WI Jgdsze1- az n-t yo1 or n< -.
and eshy -y est, cenfs vfh rt-res rom ne
,ersth dsy 81 o1err tsoasand e<sf susd ana any to-
80 ia cots q ths pz,et Sev fost Decene>r l
A ls.tv JANIS PHKiFs ,Js. Pxn.ss Ancrssy,
- '' Ne 20 Jekset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
NITDI(INAL Uses of the WILD CHER.

wi RY-Ever since the settlement of America Wid
Cherry hes been known to ssyery important medicinal
virtues eybodg knew this fact but nobody Anew how
to xfract its ntal properties Every nioer gives !" ia
ain oct every disease and adults throughout country
ar IN the hebt OF making compound OF syrup OF VIVID
Cherry bark and other Ingredients tai be used IN spring az
an criidoie 10 complaints incident that changnl
Ii IL found BY experiment that the Wild Cherry po.s-rss
even important qualities than was asrOed To IT,
For the first OF Consumption, Asthma no matter nov
long stanGng Coughs Liver Complaints &c II IS psoved
to lie the best medicine known 10 man DR. WstIs IL
,nn of Wild Cherry chemical extract combined with
similar exirsot from Tar, which enhances Its value is
success in curing pulmonary diseases in almost every sage
after lest physciens could do no NOR ha ast9nshed
lie faculty. ard FED them 20 confess that Wsta Bassm of
v I'd Cherry possesses principle heretofore uhAno"n
None gernine unIess signed l. BUTTS oH the wrapper
Fer sele al wholesale retail, by A. d. D. S,nds,
General AGENTS No. O1 Fultonst 81; Thomas Maxwell
No So Wilianst John Nilhsu No 1873 Broadway; Astor
ard Irving House Drug Stores and No. lle Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

- Ukk and PfiII.ADELPHIA c1reet--U. 5. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-ThrUGSh In a ho1rs-ye Jersey
Railroad Va jersey City leaving New-Yort q. AID
4 NJ and 81 P. NJ, from tco: OF CourtlAod.ct Leave:
Philadelphia ssme hour. foo: Of wainusst Fare reacsd
- = trr hIst clsss sud g 50 for seonudcias
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AID CHARLESTON
through tickets sold IN the shove inca and through bas
carried IN The ; p NJ lines from New York. with through
Conductor Passengers with BAGGAGE re ey Is Liz
g:es before the rams leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

A USTRALA-C Clipper Line.-For' PORT
N PHILIP and SIDNEY, direct-The Al new clipper
ship GLANCE Capt E. c. Taylor, will sail on the 18th
inst, having superior accommodation for passengers APP
ply TO WIN. #. DUGAN, No. 43 Fronts;.
ELLIOTT, ARKELL 4 Co. No. las Pearl-st.
RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 Od-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Ths Road

will he completed 70 Pittsburgh by December st aier
which all goods consigned their AGENT at Philadelphia
will 20 through, without transhpment, within Seventy
Hours AZ the rates below pubshed offering TO Meschlns
fhipp TO points the Ohio River, any OF the West
EN- wa rs facilities be received other route.
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods can be forwarded the Interior of the West
err States BY Railroad the lowest rates and in all
without detention. - ,.
"''">N WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh.
L., Cls,pry Goods Boots Shoes &C FL per 100 lbs
ID Class-IIafdware, Machinery Bales,
Brown sheeting, Wool. nc IS cts per 100 ios.
Sd Class-Cofee Queensware, Heavy -
" ~ Cns,iprs &c ,..'.......... 75cts. per loo lbs.
a,b Cs,sPocon Iard Fish Sc.... .65cts per leo ms
No Commission charged for FORWARDING AZ Pm adepha or
Pittsburgh. H. HOUSTON, -.
Frei,ht Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Nos IA
and ZIG Markets.. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
NOTICE is hereby given, that the proceeds

real JOIN e sAl n ale Of The
Sew York cd hie I1dc under the order Of the sa
rcrnie County Nefors, BY Jerersh Town. WI 10 se
ut.J Strr,gNtr scvcrrs io~ at The >enofsr oe-
n. CITY o. View the t.esy af;h dy anusy uets
ten Of that ty.DaisI tAs h az 81 Dc
r,nher ie-. feasv1 A. w. BRADFORD. slrroshis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioneer.
GIG. NJ GIOVANNI's SALE OF MARBLE

- and ALABASJER VASES TAZZAS, STATUARY,
&c, PARTISAN FANCY GOODS, &c WILLIAM
IRVING Co. will sell at auction on THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY December and 10, at l0l O'Clock, at the sales
rooms No 10 Pinett, Aabaser Statuary Venus de Med
cs Groups Of Grsces Venus of Canova, and other fine
groups offures Yellow of Suma, Agate ardiglio Ala
beser &c Hebe, Roman Etruscan, Gothic, Grecan aud
other Vesfs Tazzas Gard Receivers Baskets, Temples
Candlesichs Mosaic Center Tables &c. Plated Ware,
Psrisn Ware French China Psper Mache Goods Chinese
Goods Bronzes, &c. They now on exhibition Pur-
cbases can have the goods packed the premises The
attention Of the ladies' is particularly requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
Jnsuranre Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
AVA CAFlTAL-The Republic Fire INSURANCE Conppa1y
Of the City OF Buildings No ~ " ak
o., corner Of Wilian-st- .o, j,
The Charter OF this Company requires that Of
s profits taler paying per cent per snnun 70 10
Stakeholder, are 10 be dyided with the policy holders
ROBERT 5. HONE, President
D. y. Curry, Secretary.
B-Copese Of the Charter OF tins Company may &c 00
hined on application al the ONCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
Rsm.faDces-Pssaees
ROWMAN, GRINNELL s. Co, No. 50

BOWMAN, GRINNELL IL Co, No. 80
- Scuthst, New-York sole and onty authorized Agents
for TIE sWALLOw-TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS.
LvERfooL PACKETS fal 9Th LONDON PACKETS .ai every
and 2lst Of every Month alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON.
CONSTITUTION SIR R PEEL,
NV WORLD. CORNELIUS GRiSSsLL,
QUEEN or THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTlhTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT OALLlTIS, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBUkTON YORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION, PATRICK HENRY.
Persons vishing send for their ends and d<rous Of
ringinr them on. BIZ any OF the above Agnicent sh-
ere informed tina; Msssrr. BOWMAN, GRINNELL& Co.
ere the Only Agents for the above ships in this city
They lso Issue Drafts from 81 AID upward which are
payable q; rr: II sny town throughout Ireland ,nd Great
Britain. BOWMAN, GRINNEI.L L Co.
No. % souihst, y. Y. and Regent. road. Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2lr OF every
month
London Peckets leave NewYork every alternate Ihnrs
dsy. For ressege apply as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
NEW EOUTE-BUFFALO and NEW
N1FW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-

IN Trains leave pier foot OF Duane-st. as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at AN. for Dunkrk, connecting WITH
frstcsss steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo aud
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
Mail TRAIN At AN. for all stations
WAY TRAIa AZ 80 PM. via Pierm0nt for Delaware
NIcHT ExPRFss TRAIN at PM. for Dunkirk connect
Ing with steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
EnIcs,sT TR,Is at M via Permont-
CUAS MlNOT Superintendent