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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

We are Informed that the Wheat in
some portions Of this State, has already to.
gun to head out. This is considered re.
markably early. The crops of Whea,
and Grass are ropresenledio be m%osIlux.
uriant. -Dd .fdp.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
Interesting from Cuba-the Revolution
ary Spirit Awake.
New YoRK, June 81

NEW YORK, June ID.
The Crescent City with New 0rlean,
and Havana dales, arrived at II this A. NJ.
She left Havana at mem on the OH,
AT Havana il is reported that the Cap.
tain General has instructions from Madrid,
to consider, in connection with the promi.
nent slave holders, the question o(emanci.
ting the negroes, and binding them as ap.
preMices. Also, TO allow The Introduction
Of emigranls from Africa.
Intelligence from Cardenas, confirms
previous reports Of finding revolutionary
documents among The soldiers Of the bar.
racks.
There was quite . row ptthe Unwersi.
" on II c 18th Of May. On the ahniyersa.
~ of the landing orLopcz, several students
were arrested, tour Of whom were charged
with collecting money for the Cuban Jun
to, were dismissed.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

The Sandusky City Commercial Regis.
Ter of Thursday evening says
The Indications are favorable to the re.
aliza,ion of full prices, Notwithstanding the
efforts 10 decry the market in some inter-
esled quarters. The quotations given yes.
'erday are likely to he fully maintained
with a probability Of some advance rather
than a decline.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
school Examiners.

G. w. HILL and 0RLow SMITH, Of Ash,
land, and J.. MoCoRHIcK. Of L~oudonville,
have been appointed by Judge Curtis
School Examiners for Ashland county.
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The Wool Market.

The "WoNl Growsr,'' contains tho fol.
lowing very cheering news to the growers
of wool. The impression had been that
wool was on The decline, and that those
who gave such fair prices in the early part
of the spring had lost money by their spec.
ulalions. We are glad to see The repor,
coniradicied BY so good auihoriys
,.rhe dealers have settled in 10 the con.
viction, ,hS, they will get very little WOO
under fly cents per pound, for al that Eg.
ure oil the light clean merino wool viii pay
to export 10 England. The range uf pri
ces will vary from 80 to 65 cents on al
excep. very light clean Saxony, which
will 60 from75 to 80 cents, aud some yer,
choisesl may reach one dollar ; a, which
price, German Lambs wool is selling il
London. The prospect for the wool
grower is very bright and there is no prob
ability Of the staple beilg very low agai
for a great many years.
Take great care of your sherpl"
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New Advertisements.

~ Messrs. RoLLA II. CHUBB e. Co.
have opened a fine assortment Of Drugs,
&c., the old room formerly occupied by
DR.. WHlrNRY. Their stock embraces every
article for which there Is a demand by
physicians or patients.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
Cadet n, YES Paint

Mr.. WELLS KELLooo, a son of Dr.
BURR KELLooO, Of this town, has been
appointed a Cadets al The Military Academy,
West Point, LtlHtt 'Ht
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NOIicc 10 Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners for Ashland
i County, will sit for the purpose of examining
Teachers at
Ashland, Saturday, June llth al 10 O'Clock A.. NJ
All applicant, are required to furnish satisfnc.
tory evidence of good moral character. 1t is
hoped that all who expect to attend for eEamlua.
ton, will be on hand at the hour appointed.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
My 2jlh, lS53-lm.
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Township Road Motto ,
Mary O. Noble,
Petition for Divorce.

Mary n,,,; : ; s''.'' Petition for Divorce.
DEPENDANT will take notice, thaton the
~ nth day OF May, A. D. 1853, p ain III filed
her petition for divorce, in the Courtof Common
Pleas, ofAshland county, Ohio. Cause, willul alb
sence for three years, and gross neglect Of duty.
The prayer of said petition is, that tn marriage
contract existing between the said petitioner,
aud the said defendant, may be forever dissolved,
and both parties freed IRON the obligations Of the
samej that said petitioner may be allowed rea-
souable alimony, and that she may have such
other and further reII Ell in the premis es rs equi-
ty and good conscience may require. The said
David Noble is further notified, that unless he
shall appear, plead, 9 or demur, petitioner
will, at the next term Of said court, ask for a de-
cree according 10 the prayer Of said petition.
JOHNSON KENNY, & PORrER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jane Sth, 1853. 6w3
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T-N"N @EA 1IkOsAN hHA AhAKlAs
Store,
Ashland, Ohio,
A RE receiving and will constantly keep on
N hand an extensive assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines. Chemi.l Fine Soap, Fancy Labels
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils, and Bottles.
VSrnishes, Dyestufs, and COrks, Stationary and
COlors. School Books. ConIec.
Glass Ware, Cut GLASS; t~ionaries, Spices and
ank Fancy articles. Groccrie3.
Globe and Wall Lamps Pure Wines, Spirits aud
swing, and stand Lamps, Liquors, for Medical pnr.
Bottles. Walls and Apoth. poses, only,
ecny shop Furniture. lCigars, Fine cut. Chewing
Paint and Varnish, Brush and Smoking Tobacco,
es, Whitcwash md Shoel Snuff, Lemons and Or
Brushes Tooth, Hair anges, Surgical Inssru,
and Cloth Brushes. Is. nIents, Trusses. Extracts
sential Oils, PerfumeIy, aud all kinds Of popular
Patent Medicines.
Our good are warranted TO be flesh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at the lowest rate'
fer ready cash, and will be sold at Cleveland pri
ccs. Physicians, Apothecaries, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities
will be furnished at wholesale prices, and viii
find it to their advantage to pure ase OF us, rathel
than send to Cleveland, or elsewhere. In word
all our goods shall be Of such prices and quality
as to make it for the interest %ofevery purchaser tC
p%ltronize us. Call aud sec.
Ashland, June 8, 1853, ?f
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tSln the late fire AT San Francisco, we
notice a large quantity Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral burned, in the possession of one
Of the Druggists Of that city. Gold will
not control disease, and even in that ophir
country, they must provide this best Of all
remedies for colds, coughs and affections
oflhe lungs. Indeed, we happen to know
that it is an almost indispensable compnn.
ion Of the mule,eers aud miners, who are
SO much, and so continually exposed to
the ever.changiug atmosphere Of The eli.
mate. .,.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

WAsHlNoToNs D. q Aiay20,lS53sr
O. BRo. KSAPP:-@To be or not lobe"
has been, the question hui the PreSiden.
has pretty efTeciuaTly settled il, by giving
10 "his flock" the result Of his labors 10
relation 10 "Foreign Appointments" The
city has been full Of applicants, for places
abroad, but, all al once, "a change come
over the spirit Of their dreams" and they
"mizzied." One prominent gentleman
who had been here for len weeks pressing
bis claims for a place at the "Lobos ISL
ands," or some other "%fer,ile spot" across
the pond, left in such a hurry as TO enlire
ly overlook his night shirt, which was un'
der his pillow. He had got fairly seated
10 The Hotel coach bound for The cars, when
the waiter came running ~ with his shirt,
exclaimiNg "Massa, you left part your
clothes" 10 which the disappointed appli-
can, replied, stake il Cuffee and give it 10
the poor--and on that principle, IHtake Il
myself" So your readers can Judge Of
the "ex,remes" to which some of the gen.
Ilemen have been brought, whose powers
"no pent up Utica" land permit me to add
Columbus) contracts, but whose expan'
sive minds wander abroad with a view &c
The proper representation Of The American
Republic. By the way, Ohio, the Buck
eye State. is in for her share. But really
ii seems like turning the cold shoulder
he sending of a little "Afeddry," only, II
; cheer up The Cbilian government, and iii
though, here it willkick up a Rum.pus, il
, fact il seems to me like a cold, Chill
operation, and one that The Buckeyes vii
shudder at, aud consider as not eIacfl
, gin-tlemanly on the part of the admin;
. t~ation. But isis rGm-ored that the onl
pain The recipient will experience, will b
o cham-paigne, as his political game
y "Heidsic." Many of his friends hav
' supposed that something aie.d him polil
a cally for some time. But his troubles ar
al an end, on the whole, the affair is dt
l. eider.edly rich. Charles l.. Woodbur.
: declines his appointment to Bolivia, as dot
v also Gov. Hubbard, Of Maine, his appoin
II ment 10 somewhere,-il's no consequent
}. Whprc. The Avenue is not thronged
!. when you were here, but is open and II
obslrucled, save by an occasional upsetliT
Il Of a milk cart, which is the only melht
u, adopted thus far for watering stree,
y which al times abound in dust, like un
IS that of The desert. As this is my frslle,
=. | will write no more, but wait and S
is whether you publish this, if you think BE-
Q. to do SO. | may write you again. Dol
st act rashiy, friend Knapp. If you are h
e. prepared for an immediate increase
your circulation, delay the publication U
til your are. Yours,
.. ..-.# "-... "
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N0tiCe

rs hereby given, that the undersigned has hecn
i duty appointed and qualified us executor Of
the last will and testnmeRt Of James SlatDr, late
OF Ashland county, deceasedi All porsons hold
ing claims against the same, will please present
them for settlement.
HENRY WlNBIGLER,
Executor Of James Slater.
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Guardians Sale.

ON he twenty &c day nfJune, next, between
" the hours of two O'Clock, 4. NJ. and tour
O'Clock P. NJ. of said dly-on lhl premises will
be sold TO the highest bidder, the following real
estate, to wit! The undivided fourth part Of the
following real estate to witt Tho north east part
of the south wos' quarter, and the south ives,
part oE the south east quarter Of section two
township twenty, and range sixteen containing
o0c hundred acres, situate in Ashland county
Ohioj beng the interest IF James MeClelland,
minor heir, and child OF Alexander McClclland.
SUI lect 10 tho 'idows right ordow or in said prem
ises. Terms of sale, cash in hSgd.
LYDIA McCLELLAND,
Guardian ufJames MeClolland,
ny KELLOGG & ALLISON, her Attorneys.
May 30, lS53.-iwl
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

~ Messrs. JoHN TENNIS g. Co., Of
Cleveland, offer to country dealers hard
ware on terms which will obviaie the ne
cessi,y Of a trip to the Atlantic cities. The
gentlemen who compose the firm have a
high business reputation, and will perform
ell they promise.
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HOPEFUL.

P. SIN my rambling | forgot to say
that as a whoie, the Foreign Appointments
are well received, saying nothing of ,iudI-
vidual exceptions. Its only sending men
into honorable exile" and into such ex
IRENE portions Of The world, that they will
find it difficult to make any further sales
Of the honor and integrity Of their party
al home.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

" The County Commissioners ole
the building Of a couple Of Bridges.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
bridge Notice,

THE undersigned will sell to the lowest
L and best bidder, on Tuesday the 2sth inslaut'
between the hours ortwo aud four o'o lock, P, NJ,
the building Of a Bridge at the village of 0ransei
also, on Wednesday, the 29lh at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, the building ofN Bridge between James Me-
LuughlIn's and Jacob Fullmer's, in tue North part
Of Orange Township.
LUKE SELBY,
GEORGE MCCONNELL, }COm'rS.
AMOS hlLBoRN,
tuuo 8. tQEq-Q,,
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Schoot Notice

THERE will be an examination Of teachers at The
L Union School rooms 10 Ashland, on Saturday tho
and to continue IN 4 o'clock p. NJ. ofsaiddsy
"Nl. |. .HiH g.. W, HiLL.
' sHt t.r... u SMITH,
County School Examiners.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

n Real the advertisements of Mr., Coon
YELLOW. .He -i.'..f
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified as Administrator
NJ the estate Of Edward s. Hibbard, late Of Ashland
county, deceased. CALVIN UlDBARn.
June Y, lEJa-3wlt
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DRUG STORE
ROLLA II. CHUBB g. CO.,

Wholesale and Retail I)ru .gIsts.
Two doors enst OF the Hank, and opposite The Empir
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Estate Of Edward y. Mib-
bard.

June 9th lSj3.-3w3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

ington" approved March 1853, makes provision for
the appointment Of Indian agents within that territory
IL In very desirable that the omission should b supplied
By Congress ~ early ~ practicable curing the next SEES
sion.
The Governor aud Ex onico Superintendent Of Iudian
Affairs for this territory having been charged by the Sc
cTetary OF War with the exploration and survey OF .
northern routs for the propose railroad to the Psac
directed TO avail himself Of ths opportunities thus
afforded to acquaint the Depsrtms Mt fully possible
with the condition Of Indian affairs In that quarter To
his letters which have been written from time to time
When en- route you respe stfuy referred not only
aording important information, but tanning many
valuable suggestions and recommendations with regard
to the future policy of the relations TO those
Indian tribes with whom he has had communication.
On the tsnt and deeply interesting subject If the
civilization and improvement Of Indians have but
little to say less doubtless than be expected
rdering the attering accounts of the "rspd improve
meDt In cviliz stion Of the various frontier tribes gen
orally contained in the reports the subject of their
years most Of he tribes that have been under our n
mediate supervision for considerable periods should BY
this time, have attained to advanced state Of
not the cass with any. Yet that many have made an
encouraging degree of progress In acquiring the
elements Of Q rude civilization cannet be denied. The
circumstances OF their having abandoned the hunter
state with most OF its wild habits and and
opted the peaceful and profitable pursuit Of sg
culture Ia oftself great and important step in the ted
of the available for that purpose every favor
able opportunity has been seized upon the
and by most of the Christian denoif atoms throughout
the land TO introduce and multiply amongst them the
and nsrumentslites Of education and moral and
social elevation.
Much has certainly effected but far moro remains
to be DONE to secure and accomplish the full and COM
plee regeneration Of this singular but interesting
within our borders; but the object noble one and in
al respects Deserving the attention and energies of the
government and of great Christian people Very res
pectfully, your obediept servant,
GEO W. MONYPEyNY, Commits sioner.
Hon <. McCIELIASD SEQ of the Interior.
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DIoH CLOAK BALLOONS, vULvKT, RIAL 0IMPURU
~ asss and dress trim mns u ths Richest dssoripSien
We ben ssssSussta Ne City wholesale ans rsta 81 lev
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FANCY FURS.

E,URs, FURS.-Sl0U0 WORTH OF FURS SELLING AT
half pdcc, to close the The stock consists Of
rich mink cable stone msren fitch and ermine; opera
clcaks, yctcrnes mus, and cus The whole to be posi-
lively sold this week. the proprietor declining business Call
at II CORTLAND street. in the basement.
LNuRS-FANCY, sEASONABLB AND WARRANTED,
at III Maiden laneTh subscriber respectfully socits
the attention Of his customers travellers and the public
generally to his matohIes assortment Of rs
BY bmsel from the best rejected materials and In
formity with modern European fashions The subscriber
cally bis stock of sables b. martens
stone msrten mink marten and ermines ct such
and excellence aso juy him in introducing to the public
articles OF the genuine and selected character
WILLIAM kOsER Importer Of Furs, Al Nader lane
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NHRISTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. NO. AZ.
" broadway, above rand street
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The well known original far famed and only
CHRiSTY'S MINIS rRELS,
Organized in 1912
The fret and odes estahlis cd company In existence
TBE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
The first to hermoue Melodies and OF tn
present popular style OF Eth opan Entertain uen whose
in this city continued succession of
past without PRECEDENT the annals OF public
in Now York.
TEE COMPANY
comprising versatile and talented corps Of sxperienos4
performers under the direction and supervision Of
EDWIN p CHRISTY Sole Proprietor aud Manager the
Individual of the Of CHKlSTY engaged 3
former in sen tstons Of Ethio plan Minstrelsy
Admission IS cents Doors at 6s o'clock; commence
ut Ia o'clock.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
MUSICAL.

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
~>~>~.~>>~~>>~>>o~~>-
a fered for s27o has been used months excel
lent tone seven octave perfect In respect fully
county s isen At
A GENTLEMAN, RESIDENT IN THE CITY. wHo
violin in the cempositiOn Of the most could
the practice Of this as also to others
more advanced to whom the acquisition o. style may be
Broaavsy, in the music store. =
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE-AN EXCELLENT EN-
~ trely new rosewood pianefrte ade by iourneyman
disposal will be sold at very great sacrifice It viii
al 1s :4 IN ing M
TOR SALE cHEAP-A SPLENDID CoNcRRrINA,
manufactured by Case, London; also, pair Of stage
@ Apply "
on hand fine assortment Of hes. made pauofo from
~ oGt.ye For sale at barsan seven itaye piano,
sa Sssy T am. and dc pianos q
JUL. sCnUBERrH 4 co.'s MUSIC DEPOT REMOVED
II the above Worth, Of choice Cossss s1V q
Ensh French Italian and american
with prom ptness
MUsIoAL-A LADY. THAT HAS TAUGHT THE
~ piano for number Of years with pnequailed success
S"s Wsss twenty street, ns. .r
Ii nth avenue
M ELODEONs. $. D. 4 II. ". SMITHS AELODEONl
lN tuned in the equal temperament the harmony
good the remote keys IL Ii In the the only
lodeone tuned and the best N BThsre
another house the Of smith, therefore ask for
ID. 4 Ii. w. Smiths melodeo, g..
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent 323 Broadway
NEW SONGS, JUST puBLIsuED-."CoME SING
IN that Song gain,n by s. e. Massett. Is CENTS Ben
Bos Grave sons aud chorus, by G. Watson rs cents
by Buckley's Serepadcrs I'll
od Homestead BY L. Heath, author of The Grays Of
Bonsparte Is cents Eva to her Paps song, by q. G.
Howard % cent?. sung BY Little Goraslia Howard in the
Polka" by yanderweyke 80 cents with beautiful vignetss
Of this magnfcent hotel Published by HOR ACE wkTERA
23 Broadway, 10 agent for Gilbert Co. isnos D.
H. Smiths meodeons, and Martins unrivalsd guitars.
N. B.-Second-hand pianos at great bargains
DIANts.-L J. DESCOMBEs, 522 BROADWAY, oPPo
site s. Nicholas Hotel the only depot Of Erards aud
PleyeP pianos Thee cen intrume manufac
tured expressly for expectation and warranted American
pianos Of the best makers, for SALE hire exchange
VIOLIN AND PIANO PERFORMERS FOR SOCIA.
bles psrB, &c.-Persons DESTROYS of enh Ancing the
evenings pleasures with and select music given with
style and effect, may address line to EDWIN d. POWERS,
4s9 Broadway music store of Gcib Jackson Terms So
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rVHE GREATEST MUSICAL PRODIGY WILL ARRIVE
i in New York about December 10 viz, Nicholas
Goodall, known lie Petit Ole Bull" Address Joo
music store, 800 Broadway.
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pANvARD'S HOLY LAND, AT THE GEORAHA, N
Broadway, exhibited every evening at IN and Wetss
day and Saturday afternoons, st O'Clock Admission
Front
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BROADWAY THEATRE MISS DAvENPORTS BE-
ID neft-hiss Davenport has the honor Of announcing
that her benefit and last but will take place
Friday evenipg ext December y which occasion will
be performed for the first time in New York new play
Ave acts, by the pular author OF Cvilizaon entitled
CAMILLA OR THE FATE OF A CoQUErrE, the prinei-
pal characters by Mics Daven ,ort Miss j. Gousenhsm Mrs.
Lanergan howard Sanford Ao with other entertainment
NJ B.-1he box book is open.
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A $3.50 SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE IS OF.
~ fered for $270 has been used two months excel
lent tome octave perfect in every respect fully
ranted by celebrated makers The lea the
country can be seen from till IL O'clock at ll9 Cham.
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CIGNOR BIITZ, STUYVEsANT INSTITUTE, NO. 6H
y Broadvay-Come and laugh The secret of life Is X
be happy The amused the dece aud the mind
explained yehtrloquism Magic, Ard the Canary Bird.
evening at ~ O'clock and Wednesda Saturday
afternoon, ats O'Clock. Admission, % cents children M
Centa
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AMUUKMEyTp.

powERY rHEATRs.-H. STEVENS, STAGE MANA.
ID ger Time stered.Doors open ID az curtain rises ~
o'cock Lower Tier Of Boxes Sc CENTS Second and Third
Tiers Pie aud Gallery Tx cents OrohestrA 6AAts
30 cents Family Boxes % oents Benefit OF Mr. j.
r. Scott. Wednesday svsuinx. Deo T. will penoIHel
DAMON AND PYTHlAS.
Damon. Mr.. Z. EDDY Hermon. Mrs. J. r Scott
AKlss IN THE DARK.
Mr.. Petbene. Mr.. Burke Mary. Miss Herring
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE
cbas Faulkner. Mr. Scott Issbinda. Mrs Parker
Don jose. Mr.. Johnston capca. Mrs Broadly
DURTON's THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREET.-DOORS
ID open at 81; to commence at O'Clock.
Wednesday evening" Psos ros 4 VIII DO performed
Naughty Mr.. Fisher Or. Peawit. Mr. Norton
b. ger. M Barrett Theophuus. Mr. Holman
hecKleah. .. MI JORDAN Laura Mrs.. dougn
VIM Link -. Mr.. Burton Mabel :. Mis- Re- ymond
Twinrg. p Johnston Athena. Mrs Hughes
Dr. nayi. ..Ar. Russell Mrs. csyii. Mrs Janson
this wHnbiRiNG MiS STRE REL "A'''''
Jem Bagqs. Mr. Burton Mr., Crinkum MRS. Hughes
Hr Crnkum. Mr.. Russell Peggy. .hrs. Burton
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-DoORS
IN open at 81; curtain rises at TX O'Clock.
Wednesday afternoon and T. will be performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
lncie iom MT =. Lmgarn
o. clare me d. o. howe
pton i nj a. stone
Eva. Little Coraeue HOWARD
Fletcher :. Mr.. e. W. L. Fox Eliza =. Mrs j. J. Prior
Harris. Mr.. j. J. Prior Classy. Mrs. Bannster
Legree. Mr. N. b. Clarke 0phelia.. Mrs Bradshaw
wilson Mr. Toulmin Emmeline !. Miss Barber
Perry. Mr. L. Fox Marie Miss Landers
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TRAvMLLERS' GUIDE.

1879 -NesT SAFE CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
New York inland route Three daily trans aooommoda
and At NJ connecting Albany Central OF
railroad also with the North for Saratoga Springs
Whitehall Montreal The trains with the
and Hudson and Berkshire railroads At Chatham -Four
Corners for Lebanon Sprng after Monday from The
depot Of White, Kim, and Centre Streets where
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked
For Albany, Tor Syrscuse
Schenectady v Rochester,
I" Utica Buffalo
Passengers also received Broome Bowcry
Twenty tn street. and Fourth staons The shove
trains will land and receive only at Croton Falls
and Chatham Four Corners All other trains will leave
City Hall station of 1rysn and Centre street
heretotcre. N. SLOAT, Superintcndent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

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