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IRUsTEEs.
John Hagan SamuelStewart
Peter CJnrey,jr Henry $. Buckner
Robert ]. Ward John ). Allison
Isaac Johnson WIN. r.. Levcrich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maunscl White
PETER CoSREy, ir., President Board Of Trustee.
DIREcToRs.
Joseph W stanton Geo. W Smith
John L. Lewis Junius Bebcc
n e.. Hall NJ. NJ Cohen
John L. SatTarans Edw. Jenncr Cox
T.. w. Scwcl A. Van Bbber
Cornclirs Fellowes William II. White
j. Morgan Hall Theo. II. McCalcb
T.. II. Barton B. NJ. Norman
Andrew Carr e.. T.. Sncthcn.
Jouv HAoAs. President of the Company.
EDw. JENSER CoxE, Vice President
A. J. WEDpERBURS, NJ. d. Medical Board oi
THoNAs HUsT, NJ. d. ( Consultation.
II. G.. HEARTT, Actuary.
+. l.. GoOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEts, NJ d, No. 27l Magazine street,
Medical Examiner, who will be at the olIce daily
from ~ TO 2o'clock, p. m.
BY the Charter only s5oooistakcn on asingle
life.
90 This Company is prepared to entertain ap-
plications for l. Insurance, and issue Policies on
all sound and healthy White pcrsous and Negroes,
at the Table o. Rates established by the Board
which are less than the rates charged by the New
York and London Offices and without their rcstric
ons az to residence ia thc South. by the charter,
Diyidcndes of Profits arc declared annually, and
the profits draw interest, and can DC made ayailn-
BILE at once TO the extent Of two. thirds OF their
amount, where the party has paid he premiums in
full.
Rates. Prospectus, Table Of Ratcs, and all inior-
nation as to Life Insurance and ali papers noccs-
sary effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of
the Company.
90 EStcnsiys Travelling Privilcgcsarc allowed.
Or ONCE hours, O. IN. 10 y. in.
August 2-ly
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PRICES OF TYPE.

hne larger sizes at equally low prices.
Fancy letter of every description, Combination
Borders, Flower Cuts, and Ornaments in great va
ricty
Wood Letter of every description, from ? to rs
lines Plea, at manufacturers prices.
smith, Washington and Power Presses, o ( the
following sizes aud nriccE viz.
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GADsBg'S HOTEL,
Corner rofPennsyIvnnis avenuc and 9d st.
Near rRaiiroad Drp5i. Warrington.
oct 2-inf
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Price N Enreiopes

When II IL not convenient 10 forward amount OF
order per mail or express, reference to respect
able New York house will be sufficient. All orders
will meet with prompt attention, if addressed
WILLIAM MURpHX
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ID n. tIoOE - CO., Wholesale and rotaild deal
4 era in CarpcGng, Floor Oil Cloths, Niattings,
Rugs, Curtain hlntCrials, Shectng, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
PennBylvaniaRvenue, between tn aud Sth5troctn,
Washington, ID. &.
Aug 20--tf Union
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DuILIP BARTON KEY will attend % any
! business he may ba entrusted with bcforee either
ol tho Couris Of ths District; aud will also attend
t. tnc prosecution OF Claims before Congrcss and
tho Departments Oficc on & street.
IuIy l7--tf
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HEAVY Siege, Garrison, Sea
j L coast and Mountain. Prepared by board
Of ollie r., for the Army Of the United states. The
Instructions illustrated hy many plates.
Copies iJr sale iu Washington city by
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ctbtb H1okFcicf8, mar 9th =.
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Depofed 10 african Coioni ieatior and Civilization
TO Literature and General Intelligence.
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LAW LIBRARY.

A REPUBLICATION OF ENGLISH ELEMFN-
TARY LAW BOOKS. Fifth Scrics-forty one
volumes. From this series much of the useless
Dsttcr Of casiier sc-'cs hss been omitted
Tcrms-Twelvc dollars year bound: Ten. dol
lars year in numbcrs--in advance.
Tie Cheapest Lar Periodical IN the United States
II is our determination to sustain the Law Lii
brary as The Cheapest Series Of Reprints OF Elcmcn-
tary English Law Publications in the country
The Editorial Department will, we trust, be found
fully to realize the expectations of those who have
enjoyed Smith's Mercantile Law, Smiths Leading
Cases, Sugdcn on Powers, Broom's Legal Max
inns, ArChbold's Nsi Prus, Archbold's Landlord
and Tenant, Crabb on Real Property Smith on
Contracts, White & Tudor's Leading Cases, Cootc
ON Mortgages, &c, &c.
Tho high reputation which the claw Librarv,
has acquired throughout the United States by the
character Of its volumes, and by the cheap rate al
which it's valuable contents have been presented to
tho profession, is tho best evidence We can ma kc
of IL merits, and its claims to your support Wa
hope and will ain TO retain this high character
Wcanncx few from the many testimonials re-.
cciycd from distinguished juristl in various parts
! Of the United States:
From tic Hon. JOHN rAYLoE LoMAx. o,
Virginia.-'Iho references in my Digest have been
numerous TO the excellent trcatses published i'm the
Law Library for the extensive circulation which
that periodical merits, and has doubtless attained
hes made these authorities, il is presumed, gene.
rally accessible throughout the United states"
From the Hon. ELLIS LEWIS. Your publica.
ton is cheap, and Of immense value to thc profcc
/ sion"
From tho Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON. Senator
from Delaware. -'' You arc entitled to tho thank,
oi every member of our Profession for tho Law
Library itisan excellent thing for us."
Froiu the Hon. WDDLE.--" Orthc nurrcroul
d. irra,i'os tic Law lamary bae placed within oul
rrach, at cheap rate, there arc few II nny which
J would not have procured, even At thc great prc,
! Of Imported Law Books"
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No. l97 Chcstnut street, Philndrlpbi,1
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paintins, &r.

ZINC PAINTS-Wananted pure
IL The NEW.JERSEY ZINC CO. Warehouse, No. ~
Dey prepared to supply their Zine Paints ct the fol-
No White ground In oil, 90. per pound.
No 2 White, ground In oil, Sc. per pound.
No White, ground in oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown and lack, ground in Oh, SIC per pound.
Dry White of Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test In Europe and the United States has
been found Is beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For whisenes and orianey II un
rvaed 1t IL free from all poisonous properties 20 connos
and dangerous In other psments will soverequsi weighs
from 10 TO lee per cent spsc6 Than lead and Ia there.
FORE much cheaper the consumer As an inside paint IL
will not yellow, when exposed 70 the suphurous
ssses Of coal fires the foul air OF ships Their White Zns
froupd In vsrnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating uiSn
wood brick iron other metallic surfaces are remarkable
for their FIRE proof properties They specially sdapet
marine purposes having been found TO resist the eore
dog action Of salt vater destructive to other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms BY
MANNING sQUIER- AsensI No IS Deytt
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Me0irai.
Il IVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE,

II IVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDlCE,
IL DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBILl.
TY, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC
DIARRHEA and all diseases arising from dissrdered Lv-
e or Stomach such Inward Pes uness Of Blood to the
Head Aedity Of stomach Nausea Heartbarn, Disgust OF
Food Funess Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructaons
Sinking Fut;ernE the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming
of the Head Hurried and Difficult esthing Futtering at
the Heart. Choking SufocatiDg Sensations when In
lying posture Dimness of Von Dots Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pains in the Head Deficiency OF Per
spraon Yello Of the Skin, Eyes and Pain In the
Side Back. Chest. Limbs, lc- Sudden Fushes Of Heat
Burning ia the Flesh Constant Ina9nn OF Evil and great
Depression of Spirits. can b. efeetuslly cured by
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEB RATED GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY Dr.. C. NJ Jackson.
At the German Medicine Store, No l0 Arch-st, Phad.
Their power the above diseases b not excelled,
equaled by any other preparation In the United States
the attest in many after skfu physicians he'd
failed.
These Biers worthy the attention OF invads Poe
sessps great virtues the rectcston Of diseases Of the
liver and lesser glands exercising the searching powers
in weakness and affections Of the digestive organs they
wtbal safe, certain and pleasant.
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 100 Archst one door below 6th Philadelphia and By
respectable dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale, wholesale and retail by a. b. d. SANDS, cor
ner OF Fulton and William SITS, N. Y.
RETAIL AGENTs.-CharlesH Ring, corner Broadway and
John-st, New.York, and Mn. Hays, Brooklyn.
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COURT.-In the matter of the


appbcsnon Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Conmonay 9th City
Of HswYoFk relative TO the EXTENDING or cANALsr the
said city, IN straight hDe, until nterseets WALKERsr, and
the widening OF WALKER ST. said City. the norhsriy ads
as TO form street OF seventy ave feet IN width 20 Raert
and the throwing the formed BY the intersection csu.
Orange waler Canal nts the street Public Notice q
Of NewYok such made and provided
thar the said the Mayor Aldermen and commoaay Of the CITY OF
State New Yo Special Term OF the said Court be held
the City Hall Of the City Of NewYor SATURDAY. the i$h
coon thereafter counsel can be heard and
amendment Of the rule Of appointment Of OF
the lands and descbe
be taken for the Improvement Intended ~ the above entitled mat
ter that the OF sad Rule respect 70 said lands and
mres shall conform the Resolutions OF the Common Coauc
passed July l9b 1884, and which d Resolutions follows
Resolved LIST That Csnat be extended By direct knes and
Of the width is 20 Orange 3D. That the north
eaer line Of Csnast extended be continued Direct ns To
Mulberry and that the land yns between such Inns
3D. That Walkers, from Muberryst Ladowss, DO
widersd the norhcy SIDE 70 make Wasrst between
those i've feet width. h That the nofhsy
Division that the hnd ns between the SAID ae 90 con
tnued Ludlow aud Division be opened public stfes
b That the ouiherb ue OF Waherst be eonunasd
hne use and that the land ,ins between such bes
continued and Division and Ruserss be opened A. public
9Th That the northey hne Of the widening Of walkers
be further continued direct hue 10 East Broadway AID that al
land the line further continued and East Broad
and Rutgers be opened public stees 7 That tbs
sore formed by the intersection Of Centre Walker Orange and
Canal sts extended opened thrown the
Resolved That the plan for Extending canalst and whenns Wal
as directed BY resolution Of the Common coaae ap
conform all the foregoing heoaioas aad that the
Counsel Corporation be- aud be shssey directed tahs the
Court the said Resolution Of the sth Nay ss ended
into effect the said plan as hereby altered And the
Yok further notice that and place aforesaid they
wao male application for the feppontnsnt Of the Com
a. proposed be smsnded.-Daied New York. july 10, lsa
Jy22 to Ausl4 HENRY Z. DAVIES, Attorney.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ Some time in June last there ap-
pesred the wharf In Boston, just unlsden from
sci from Liverpool eighieeDiarge boxes marked H. D.
TO d. c. to be lett at Lebanon Depos" They proved 10
be books for Dartmouth College, duty e,, without an
invoice any further account Ga opeaiDg there vas
found very miscellaneous collection OF folios, quartos
and oc'svos, In German chiefly, ou, some 10 freach
and an Ia various Department. OF literature, a. The
ology, Law Natural History, Travels and Poiucsl
History OILY half the lot has yet been opened but
viii be by commencement, and arranged on the
shelves Of the Library for the inspection OF the curl
Gus The books are old but 10 good prsservstos and
for anything at present known 70 the contrary, OF
very great interes. and value The Librarian con.
lectures from the initials, that they came through
the hands Of Henry steyens Jr, our Vermont co1n-
uyman, nov In England, but from what source he
does NOT know He thinks the number OF volumes may
be from two to three thousand. Boston Traveller.
ETA St. Paul's Editor has been Jour
neyips no the Minnesota River. At point he ssys.
OK Gro wd, not less than twenty-five men and half .
dozen ladies, rush 10 greet the boat-tAe iadto al
dressed In Boo fashion This Is the celebrated 10 Wn
Of Bloom, rve OF which that quzzca clever fellow,
Tom Holmes, Il originator and chief propriesor
number Of sbsnues are Ia yew-there v Q store and
tavern, and two new frame houses building Near the
landing 10 ancient cave the rubbish and deposits Of
which we're removed Last winter 10 search for ehink.
Ing clay when curious piece Ut pottery IVES found Il
10 Handsomely embossed and ornsmenssd, and must
have been the work Of superior Of msn who In
habied this country before was occupied By he In
diana This Interesting relic Of the pat 4 nths poses.
sion Of Rev Mr.. Nell, b. Paul"
1AFfench woman, says The Whitstall
Democrat entire stranger h this plsce on Ne
nghsot the 2lss inst gagged and iorcibly abducted
fron house and conveyed 70 field about half milo
from the village, By gsng Of twelve or foures. rui
fans Who after they had aendish snd
bessty purposes left their vicm In the nsld inssaa-
bic and nearly 10 dying state who're shs 90 sosnd on
the morning following and properly cared for
The police, We are informed, have succeeoee ~ az
resiBs iour Of the ,siss who are nov seioy espos-
lied In the lookup, swsitins an examinsnoe-
This 10 the iyd fasfaRcs Of similar crime VA nes
been sommatsd vhhin she preeince OF ne Village
within sbort dino and the offenders are ~ large
and except In this list case. no poocc ma oesn ssn
Of those outrsscs By the proper ausnonnesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
ITO DENTISTS.-The subscriber in

forms the Dental profession Of New York, that he Is
row in the city, and prepared 10 impa instruction In bis
improved method Of mounting Artificial Teeth. .
This improvement consists in uniting single mineral teeth
each other aud to metallic plates by means OF fusole
scous CON pound cement which Is flowed In between
and Of the teeth and the plates In such
to form moa perfect artificial gum, which II
ard strong the teeth and cannot be acted upon by
saliva acids This method possesses the following ad
ventages:
i most perfect artificial gum any desirable color
can be given IL, even the most delicate tints
This gum is without crevces and exhibits per-
fecy life like appearance, which mpsrs to the
teeth that peculiar expression which charsctezes the natu
raj organs
Cd Great strength The being thus united TO each
other their bse and to the plate upon which they set
acquire greater degree Of soidy and rmness than when
mounted In the usual modes.
Sd The cleanliness of the teeth The crevices under aud
around the base OF the teeth being all filed up sod there
can Judgment OF food TO vtiate the saliva or nfsst
the breath for lot the slightest moisture can get Boz
the teeth and plate when thus united to each ohr
4h The facility with which this style OF work can be ex.
ecuted Single teeth arranged upon the plate and wax
as intended for the mouth with little no grinding for
not necessary that the teeth should fit closely to the plate
better that they should not there will be more room
for the cement flow under the base OF the teeth and
thereby increase the siren 9Th Of the denture. -
The subscriber has thoroughly tested the praccaby OF
this method Of constructing full and partial sets OF teeth
which being in this city and eseW here, In
which all the advantages above named fully realized
Some sixty Dentists in different cities have adopted his
method many OF whom had heretofore made beautiful
bockWoTk but all have expressed their entire conviction OF
His Laboratory Rooms Muuayt next door to Buts
Hotel where he is prepared TO give practical
TO those who desire it, He respectfully invites his pro-
fessonal brethren to call and see him. j. ALLEN.
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VxJHAT THE CANADIANS THINK

w OF WIsTARS BALSAM.-From the Montreal
Transcript July o. 18tsWe think IL but due 10 Dr. Wis
tar should add testimony others to
the extraordinary merits Of his medicine In certain cures par
tcuary where the patent accomplished Of pain In the
SIDE or in ca,es OF asthmatical character.
We are personally acquainted with many persons who
have experienced mmenIe relief fem the Of this medi
cine when lsboDg under the diseases above mentioned
and in the chsngeabe climate Of Canada these diseases
than usually common, any medicine calculated to
counterfeit them must be Of value.
We that has large and still increasing sale,
and been generally and benehciay ussd dnce it,
introduction into Car ada three ssosnd the very tact
of its hsv stood the test OF three years experience
proof Of it value. .
We are not IN the habit Of recommending patent medi
cnes unle the benefits conferred by them have under
our observation but In the present instance
recon mend WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
as medicine worthy OF the confidence OF the public in Dis
eases of the Chest and Sde and in many In this city
severe coughs have yielded TO Is inlueDce
TO be genuine IL must be signed BUTTS.
Address all orders to the General Agent, SETH w.
FOWLE, Boston, Mass
For .ale at wholesale RETAIL by A. B. D. Sands Gen.
eral Agents No. 100 Fulton st.; Thomas Maxwell, No W
WiIam-st; John MDhau No. 1873 Broadway Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway.
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Hsssr Z. D.vus. Attorney 'A''s' ~
COURT.--In the matter Of n. IN

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the an
- phcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and the CIV
Newfork, relative the OPENING and LAYING OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE, Known . BL0OMlNGDALE SQUARE, 10
the Nineteenth Ward Of SAID cyTe andsrspe connssesss
Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled Asreby
Of the people the State of ewfosk entitled An Act
amend Act entitled reduce several laws auns
teuaTy TO the City OF New fok, Act passed. April -,
also the Act entitled An Act anen Act entitled
relation the collection and Tsres the
City and County e and for other paed Nay
occupants al unimproved ns Affected
thereby that they completed their ard
entitled that all whose
affected and who opposed the
Esq Chairman othe said Comm the ocs " jobs
A. Weeks, No s. wsst, the City OF NesYork, win thirty
days the date this And that the hs emoscedey
the said estimate and assessment follows. that 20 AID
the lots, parcels Of land, situate lying and being nhe
Nineteenth Ward Of the City Of New YORK. and bounded descbss
and CONTAINING follows hat TO On the north b. the soah-
ey ne side Of Sixty seventh 6h 81 on the SOUTH ~ the
norhery hne aide Of Forty third thS east By the
westerly hne Sixth By the EAST
cry hne SIDE Of Eleventh lth laid down the
used BY the Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment 10 the
above entitled matter die aforesaid tho Street Commission
CURED for and benefited BY the snd Of Pubic
Square, known Boomn the NmetScnth
the City Of New YORK. And the said Commissioners further
notice that their report the above entitled win made
Special Term Of the said Cou be held the City the
City OF New York Saturday the 30 DAY Of October 1854
opening Court that and that there thea
thereafter counsel be heard motion VIII be made has
sad report Be confirmed dated New fori july is Isss
MOSES MAYNARD,JL
JOHN A. WEEKS, $commssionsns.
HssRr T. DAvus. Attorney. jyis toea
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ANEW YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADs.-Trsins leave
Pier foot Of Dune-st. ~ follows: -, p...-..,
ExpREss TRAIN at 81 M for Csnsncnsua 1890.
Ba.o Nisgsr. Falls and Csnsds West-rnvins ss SanAn
I.n TRaIs at A. NJ; stay over night Of Elmirs- ans
srriye at Canandsisua early next day: . ,., -. a.
N,eET ExpRrss ats p NJ. This Il the tourists rou,e V
ve.teru Nstv.Yogk and Niagara Fslh The ess re ~
and oOmmodious and for pleasure cannot be W
'' my ''"c Hls. MINOr, supt ~ 7. and 2 kslross-
MN a. LAPHAM Sapt c. and Z hnirosn-
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SUPREME COURT.-Edward g. Thompson,

San infant by William A. Harden brook bis Guardian and Cor
nea r. umby infant BY the guardian and
friend plaintiffs David Thompson. Thomas r. Qamoy,
Thompson Aonzo Brown and Ehza Bo-n his wife, samuel Gar
diner and Mary Gardiner has WIFE julia CARL Sarah Howard Tim
othy Car Fila Hunt, Morns knight and Cathanns KNIGHT hA
Daniel Cox William A. smith, Henry Mash, Msry 4. Thomp
son. William w. Campbell Thomas Bsyis. Henry shedsa
Freend Gardiner spnns The American Bible Society The Amer
Tract Society The American seaman Friend Society William
Booth Treasurer of the Central Education Society
The American Colonization Society Jasper Coming Treasurer Of
Home Missionary Society Henry HILL Treasurer OF
Board Of Commissioners OF Foreign Missions The New Yo
for the Instruction 81 the Deaf and Dumb and the New.
Yot Institution for the Blind, deindanTo the above named
DEFENDANTS You aehereby summoned and required
complaint in this action which will be filed the ocs Of
the and County Of New YORK; City Hall
City Of New YOrk and Of thereto
the subscriber at his Office Not Wssueet in the said within
tweny after hereof upon and ALT
the laid complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs win
apply the Court Tor the rehsf demanded compn-Dzd,
Nes.York, April 10, lisa :
WILLIAM FULLERTON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint led the Office ofthe Cirk %
the City and County the 18th day Of june 1854
lea lzul0wru
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lyI NORTHERN INDIANA RAlLROADS.-GREAY
NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Or and after MONDAY,
May SluntIfurther noce-pssenser steamers and trains
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING wEsr.
WARD.-One Sof the frst-clsss ueamerh SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE will leave Bufals daily, Sundays excepted o.
M and Dunkrk At II at night reaching Monroe az NJ
The day and proceeding 20 Toledo the same seoos
Az express train viii leave Monroe At M or on the
arrival the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching CHI
ssgo the evening and connecting 81 Chicago with h
alas for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
issn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly fen
Chicago - - .,,.,zr..-
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at p. M daily,
ssturdays excepted and reach Monroe al next morning
An F1press Steamer viii leave Toledo every morning ex
o. Of sunday and Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Ch;caso-and reach Dunkk and Buffalo several hours
vous 10 the time for the first express trains east Tor New
York. Albany and Boston ,
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo <,,,-. ,,,x,-
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Thh train VIII leave Toledo daily SUNDAYS ex.
septed at A. NJ, connecting az Toledo with nne oi
stesueu from Cleveland and sand1sky and stopping a al
the way stationA will reach Chicago AZ "a r. M
GOING EASTWARD.-Lesve Chicago daily sandsys
excepted ct 81 A NJ stopping s al stations and arriving
YoleAo AZ p NJ connecting with steamers 20 senaasky
and CIevesnd and arriving there In time Tor eli ne NOM
ius trains from those places =,
pa.ket-boat leaves Toledo 81 Q A. N for for wayne
and ports on the Wsbash Canal jos. r. NOohE SUPP
Adrian June |. 1854
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Por freight or Pssssge apply 20
EDWD K COLLINS co, No. So Wsllst, MI
BROWN sHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
g, ROBERTS CO. No u Kings Arms fsr4,
London
JOHN MUNkOE Il CO., No. Rss rotrs Hsme tss
Victories Paris or GEO. b. DRAPER, Hsvrs
The of these ships will not be accountable for sof
diver bullion specs jewey, precious stones metals
lee bills Of sns dsRef therefor end tbs valve thereof
thersip exDrsSseA