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LINES

BALTIMORE AND OHIOf6 EEXaa1S1
ID RAILRoNp-orEN FOR TRAY ~ 2z-tE
IL no wf1EE0N1-oN AND AFTER MONDAY January H. Pas
sanger Trains will be follews
Leave Baltimore daily for Cumberland and intermediate places At
O'Clock An. .--.s .l.lla =.
For Wheeling daily running through ia ~ honrs
Fov Hnspsr Ferry and thence by connecting train 70 Wnenes
Va, at A n daily, except sundsys
For Frederick daily, n. AZ except sundys
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily sifx.s:
Leave Cumbsrlspd for Baltimore daily a. Ieao A. ~.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily attr n 49,,
Leave Hnrrer Ferry Baltimore daily tsts Z " ma W.
Leave Frederick for Baltimore daily ass A. NJ ~"
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.REAT WEST Esjr..-rEzzEEEsaEzsl -n.-.

u ERs raAs ss Ia II. Issss III
rAlIoN LINE, VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, no
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON Ricfi
a3 ~ ohAkLksloN AND ALL CITIES ON THE sEABoARD
The above line fey
both IN dispatch and Our Eastern are
70 the East for the speedy transit Of freight 10
Philadelphia BY Railroad aud ProPee NewYsrk
Steamers 70 Boston by vufs Richmond steamers
Chafleston by vessels. " - w
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specify ume aud rates and Information the subject
JOSEPH L. ELDER,
AgeEt, Ne 20 Commercial street, corner Pine and
fuLIuA NEWELL, Agents, 10 Levee, st. Lou
FORSYTH HOPKINS, Wheeling, /
U. ]. ELDER a CO. Baltimore,
COLhOuNa COW1ON, Philadelphia, {Ageuts
-, MARCUS BEARS, Ia Broadway, NJ Y.
jy2e sm p. BURKE, Boston.
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ARpIvnN
York 5A snds Phiadeph atsh M and Pm
Philadelphia loLs I'm and Pm Baltimore att An and Pm
baltimore at4 Washington al and II and
IN and and 81
w.,binStous NJ and Pm and
ksbufg ati9 ~ and Richmond At ~ Pm M An
Richmond az Petersburg at Pm. and sh
Petersburg * WI NJ. Weldon at N. and l2N
Weldon III IN wmingtos at NJ. and I'm.
Wilmington at loPh lchsaestcn a, Dam
will be perseived that
South leaving New York at ~ Philadelphia ~ 10y p NJ
Bsltnore Al az from Balti
the steamboat the Potomac
in view O. Mount Vernon, BY daylight. . -.
Passengers arriving Warrington fsn Baltimore by the Train Of
az OF I'm, snP have the advantage Of rest
Potsnae bst and with high hseks
ses purpose the Richmond and
Potomac Wilmington, In ~ hours from
Washington, u time to lodge the seeond nighl
will be perceived, the Ayer the
reaching Charleston c. the shortest possible
resting his journey without ineung much de-
avoiding the risk delay the event OF
breach Of elton at any point. - , =,
mnbuses Baggage provided the BY which
their baggage conveyed through
by this route the whole
tanceb be tween New York aud Charleston. s. e. -.
south Of Washngton VII
have baggage Warrington and thence Charleston
~ For farther information and Through tickets" apply in New
York Railroad Ohce Liberty street, In Phil
adsphis s the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Office
hoard s the New Castle and Fenchtown lnsa and in
baltimore Southern Ticket Once, adjoining the Washington
haroaa ii'Ne' o"Ne' '"H'-'N SToCKToN FALLS.
T., r. kRERS, Agent.
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YVES LINE-CINOIN- ia M SsEssss3
NV MATT, DAYTON AND san - xSdk-zE7

p6skY ROUTE New Yot Via L:ks Steam. by s.adS ia
70 hours 20 Boston II a hoaus . Chicago il aN hou..
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FoUR DAILY TRAINS.
s: adf.sssa sssss ss,...
Third Tram Aecommods,ioa isr.M.
TSs r.as hi. as u. nsR.s a with
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
~. sin-Lshhing Express. leaves Cincinnati At o'clock
Fl IS '5s
E n a:: s.i s a'''s'
clock stepping way bs,wesn
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
rs. a. .ses
@ Ms.S s1,I Railroad Afss
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First i Express: .y. cinsiRns.i It o'clock
Detroit Morning cypress Michigan Central
through from cincn,s.iso Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third NJ and Fourth Trsn-E,esux
an 5r ud.asp lisuts snS 1 SESAME BY
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvMLE
* oOei a. ~ connect. al s%l,on !.
FoultR rsassanas E.~ss a. s4s a. Hamilton
% Eaton and Richmond, connecting Richmond ws.sn Rail.
TROY. PIquA, Ere.
FRS Ta9gstans Express o'clock and Second Taa
r I.wPy !. T,oy n wit" Dey o%nSp ana
-Four TraeEvennE Express, st 545 O'clock
DAYTON with Railroad 10 Troy connecting with Doys Omnibus
Piqus.
HUNTSVILLE.
Third Train-AsommokAtsn, at O'Clock Dayton
for Huntsville.
OXFORD AND CoNNERSvILLE
Frs Train-Lighnng Express. ats o'clock and Second
accommodates Express ~ O'Clock Passengers
take Western sge Co.'S lines Hamilton for Oxford
vile, etc.
Fourth TrainEvenng Express n 545 O'Clock Passengers
this take Western Stage Co.'S lines al Eamtsdt
PARE.
From Cincinnati T. New York via axe Buffalo,
Rsirsad BY .thst route 90
From Cincinnati New York via Lake steamers Buffalo, Rail-
road Albany and Hudson TO New YORK
From Cincinnati 70 Boston Lake Buffalo,
York City snd New York and Err Ralroad
From Cincinnati Boston via Lake Buffalo,
and fasrn allroads
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Fss for the round trip Baltimore Eeot Mills. so
Fare for the round TIP between Baltimore And Relay
Tickets for the round trip before entering the
abatement the regular be the conductors
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore for Washington
and p
On Sundays .. ais A. N. and s.Ior.s
Leave Warrington Sundays . 9 A. NJ. and p,n
The first and fourth fourth
Washington will be Mail stopping
Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction. BY order.
jy2s sm J. r. ENGLAND, Agent
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GREAT NORTHERN zzs.sasss g sgz.k|''

GREAT sE-!AT NORTHERN s1I. III sss;l;;;
3a1 s2R1r hErfsss ss through
cs. Iass Chicago Monroe Toledo, Cleveland Dnnkk But
s Album sS'in Louis TRtE
h SUMNER ARRASGEsENr o Ss iuO. River
1 sSs sf G e s .a9 saa
Chicago the @ %Sn at T. . ~
Il sdseF P ln!ssssl SssysSt TETYsS HOURS
ons an only sunday L.s.ll., 2e. connecting
LsE-Thirty-d,e hours chsgoss Loui. ard Alton
s'; i'i Il.
ns. msna j. g mile. .ans with
a arriving 70 r1 %
hours O. sk,r than other Northern route.
LIST. LIGHTNING ExPREss-I.a Chicago which
% T and b.i a l sh ias
M" a. o 81 .P, A .s., s@. ra ne
r,9s SssYsrt ~ A .vs1IPE r,h
vim he Lake Shore r.9. and At gpnkirs j. Tim.
G & $50 Lake E % H. an. IN CIV W.
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving In NswYork at s5s
ST. TELEGRAPH ExrREss-esv.. Chicago making tb.
6snsi s%s for he $50 Lightning Express WHICH
.so . s4o neg, .y M.s onsns VIZ sGa.
Buffalo City NewYOrn Er- kali
oaly clieass
Sy NJ s.G and IS S 20 n .1c
the rcats BY this line. 50 miles.
Connecting at Toledo with Tu Novak and Cleveland Railroad
a. Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield and
M.e,asd RG.4 q Gelss9s. on.
Ss asd
RG1 ss .aS M; hH.f sss.
Thu. forming complete R.ilTosd cOnnse,lon with ali the i'm
lns ra s.r: css with the o T. . 3, 6 q
the tOSTag ssd l9r ,isams,:
cs caB Pfa GA fA s o. VIGIL VIGIL
ens q ssyes Sedo avery day ie'p. Sg9dz :. 5s
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DA,lTGS-M MEDICINES.

Wight & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
they offer supply DrsRs and Dealers st Propnsors lowest
General Depot and spvcA Agency, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
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MAST LlNE.--ClNClNNAT1, fris ES7ss
II Now ssalss S sSnT.
70 pSoa hours
10 Baltimore hours
10 "hseAhs heurs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY
DAILY TRAINs.
s s dialnIIshsins Enpf. O'Clock
Third .seTesss Taa ss.. S osloss NJ NJ
The roads III roa. aIp a Gk
NEW YORK, BOSTON AID MONTREAL
connecting sh P ss,. q s scoss
aS.S % . D Ss with Sw Yo,i and E
sseSsd M Express 9'eoek
puntt With Ssw York aU E Rn0s and sSs con
hqislo and Albany aud New YerA CITY Railroads and
buIgh, Menuesl,sse.
Connect, cleesana with the new and masuic.n,
cry sysFs OF Is NEST e.g RES
say New yeh oy md Nsa raj. Railroads. New York Bos
.s ssS is III. s5. n SIlo.l
DntK win New Ks isTosd sonnenS Al Bas.Io VII
New yort City, Albany and Niagara Fails R.oss
w.. PITTSBURGH rnILAprl.PnA AND BALTIMORE.
4 s1BIs sasf, c.san. O'clock
sIgh connecting with Pennsylvania to Phsdspsa and
Through from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore direct
zASEsViIlE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, ETC.
lsssn,ains EIgs o'clock NJ and Second Train
with Ohio IaS Sfs .an1. emmett n 4 SogSses
tmoie aa Ono Railroad Baltimore P6sdsph W..Sn sa s s
sas b. Morning Tram ra', yn css,r
HILLsBoRouGH.
Third Train.--Leaves Cincinnati at * O'Clock p NJ ,
rsborOuEh with Ohio Stage copsny Iia to cnhieoise Pk
ton, eL. -
From Cincinnati 10 New Ysrk Wis Railroad Albany iiad
Fro. New Yei wa Lax. ss.. sua. and Is 90
From cinsna. . S.r Ysi Vi. ais Steamer. buaG, Ia o.
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WROUGHT to the First District Police A.
MATILDA a.l.ir.s, shout l, y.zrs cd, 5f.'f n.hesoA
high. she be'onss Mr Frederick Boyd, of Naso9
Mos
PETE& b.s .boa q DID, sis'ts4 iathes high, Says
belongs 10 Mr.. Shepherd. on The Coast.
The pls..s comply -h ~. Law r.sp..iny them
JONATHAN WORRhLL, Warden.
New orie.ns, Nav.sber "a, 1853 MS lANsv
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u ANli Eb . Al MALL LAM
~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific
MAJ Steamship Compny-ony Through u s Mail Line
fOkNIA AND OREGON, via all Of
the Post General the United Steamers with the
great California and Aa
2oh efeah month from direct for Atpws and from
Orleans Apinwa the 1th 2d When
Sunday the sailing be postponed the Monday following
The Pacific Mail Steamers be readiness for Immediate dispatch
on the arrival Of the mails at Panama.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved per
in ash certificates 1885, 1851 and
1884, toh holders hseei heir legal representatives
the Eighth day Of August prsximo.
The Trustees have also dssarsd Dividend OF ry6ve por
cent the n. snsd Premiums Company year ndnz
tbs Twelfth day Of Juy 1855 for which certificates will
and after the Cd Monday In September
TH0S. A. ADAMS President.
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. R. CRAWFORD, Prssidsat.
. G. g. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. " Camp strset, Nswolssns.
BENJAMIN FL0RANCE, Agent,
HARMON DoANE, Asst. Agent.
~ Rshs on II. tvsOf WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken
ihe mostisForabis TERMS cells ly
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAEsH OF 0EIEAss, City Of New Orleans.
Be that on the 18th Of Inusy 1855, bofor.
ubsorbera Juc Of the Peace 10 for
ally appeared Aenanasr Rrsths President jsss Wheeler
Secretary OF the Home Mutual
being duly according
coountssrs ss and Transcript
A.. BROTIHR<2 prssidept
yINrs II. WHEnrE, Secretary.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before this the 18th
c. v. J0NTE, secoad Justice Of the Peace
- OF the Parish Of Orleans.
cr the earned Company ending
Decsmber for which scrip certificates Wilt
the LIST Of March
The Company continues
and oss or damage the
Camp street, ALEXANDER BROTHER, PrsFdent,
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
D." H. "HxELrR, Secretary Nsw0rleans Jan. Is, 1883.
John r shaw, 8. L.Levy, j. r. Caldwell,
John Thomas, A. u. Nay, W. L. Lans
.Greeni k.C snpsrN, VIM. Tafts,
John @. Woodruff H. Oven la ViassY
VIM kno1, Iohn Hall Robert Dyas,
Samuel Stewart Ruins Ncflhesny W. Bogart,
r. W. Elbsnk, j.. g. Cocks, j. w GAYLE
8. o. Nelson, J.. A. Douxkerty j. Earer
Shaw, Nv. Barber John Rodenburg,
hiaansel White I, TEvisk W. II. Letchiord.
H. d. hossrhi John c. ssArieh, jsnlT II
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~ tgt a. rhTeagh I.kes please appiy al ots
e ''ne' q broadway sad Frest sseta II Depot
ir.ss,- ", a. 1aAhl, Ticket AxsnL
H~-T e. w. sfRADkH General Ax.ek
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agzsa loss FIRE. MARINE HULL RIVER
RISKS. Iososnl C. c. LAThRop, Agent % Camp
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance.
FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
t3oo, 0ed
wn. L. Aysnr, Secretary cADr HoLLIsTER, President.
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
t30c, DOC
Jas Noxsu, Secretary. ABlJAh PECK, President.
Pssss issued the hvsrable terms in the above aba
Companies against FIRE. MARINE HULL ANI
RIVER RISKS usasg.s daily authorised Agent pre-
RETAINED AND INVESTED fer tho &C.
ssry Of TIA insured.
oa6 s.ni c. G. LAHRor, Agent - Camp street.
Life Insurance
On White Persons and Slaves.
NEW YORK LIFI INSURANCE COMPANY
PLuY FnrxsAs, Asnary. NORRIS FRANKLIN President
8s5- ,Oot
And rapidly he Mutual Plan-ssly
asd State stssks Dividends anasally OF ~ Per cent
which CASH paid yearly. credit a per IRE
miums given Lie Pslioss.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART.
FORD, CONN.
JsHs W. sxrMssn, Asssry. t. K BRACE, President
l5o,00t
On the SysRn, table United states
F The usdergnd Of the old Companies
ke the lives Of WHITE PERSONS
c. C. LATfRoP, Agent % Camp street,
l. jo. N, - r co' Medical E1s.in.u .s,
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Ma BuLLn regard sarupari will that
ito Of standing TipeA
Pet Lepra Prora scsbes syPhc Csehera aud al. dssas
where the indication OF In
modification the aud Of the body with considerable
Junction with local think would prssr other
parsisn Of Saraspsa pbyan will admit vair
annng tie substances its composition.
Respectfully, yours ". r. PRENTISS, d. D.
Lowspori Ky, Decarnbsr 4, lsSf.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

ACULIST.--Dr. CUISINES Office, for -
- the Treatment DISEASES of the EYE and IN ElkS
PROJECTIONS OF VISION No. 1856 ST. Charles st2YYN
oppole Lafayette Square, New ORLEANS. ~
CW All Surgical operations
CATARACT sQUINNG, the INSERTION ARTIFICIAL EYES
e,a Sra
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WESTERN AFRICA.

From Our Own Correspondent
ABBHOKUTA, W. A. Tuesday, Oct 4, 1853
A continual press of business makes me almos. re-
Qret that promised TO be your correspondent How.
ever will try 70 send you letter occasionally, not
only 10 Keep my agreement, but because am anxious
TO difuse information concerning this part OF Africa
Our missionary party, consisting OF j. D Dennard, a.
II Lacy and myself with our wives, sailed ff = Dos,
ton in The steamer Niagara, on the 9th OF > j. and
from Plymouth, England, in the screwshiP Hope, on
the I'd of August On the 18TH after touching at Ma
dera and Teneriffe, we arrived at Cape Verde One
port Of this is a bold headand, adorned with forest
Of green baobab trees, from which circumstance the
Care derived its IL said that the largest trees
OF this species ninety feet in circumference and not
more thsn seventy eighty feet in hight From count
ing the concentc rings the trunk it has been es ma
ted that the Oldest ones have been growing about
600 years
In the bay south OF Cape Verde and close TO the fat
naked main land is the little French island and town oil
Goree where there is good fortress on NIL I'VE nun
bred feet high a naval station some merchants and sol
diers and few Catholic missionaries we iouna
about twenty vessels in the hsrbor, several OF which
were French men Of war. Every now and then ma
tive canoe was seen gliding across the widest part Of
tbs hay freiphted with African produce, and propelled
by long narrow sail 80 adjusted that the upper end
was elevated abOt fortyhye degrees above the lower
Tie rocks hereabout are amOrphOus trap, the soil
arv sandy and barren Goree Island affords wood,
ard scarcely any water to It's occupants. Both are
brought from the neghborng main, and the latter Is
far from good TIE price Of wood ia about i've dol
lars cord bullock Of DO great dimensions is worth
eight dollars.
The French trade ca this part Of the coast cOnsd
cred valuable Even at barren POrtendk the English
used 10 realize some four hundred thousand doarspe
snnum which they complained they had lost when that
place was resigned to their rivals The navigation OF Fhe
enecal employs more than hundred vessels OF va.
rous dimensions which bring down large quantities oil
gum besdes other commodities worthy the attention oil
the civilized world This il specimen OF what africa
might DO il she rad an opportunity But most Of her
noble riy ers the Niger the Congo &c are leis IA
5.priysd az trae worth many millions Of dollars an
Ties Gal trade il protected By two armed steam
s1 which cfui7e mp end down the river, and teaeh
GOOD uanuers 20 he natives. Along With The msf-
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TUE sHoE TRADE-Quite a number Of the Aerges, par.
hsser OF shoes from the South and Southwest now In
is civ We hear that all articles In the boot and shoe
Ire are held e. prices about 20 per cent higher than las.
Sears his time The demand quse good and lie Cd.
Iauced prices age well sustained All branches II this
triye trade are DOW enjoying Of great oros.
penty. lD0ason transcript 9Th,
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feaal Notices.

A sSIGNFE's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
"A that THOMAS B. LEoGETT JOIN tE fFadF Taa
BRoTHERs comms.on Paper MoiehsDts This city have th.
r o o s ses benefit Of their All
to The % ere 5q.sd e UPSn .e h.,s n aid
t hereby requested PTslni ht the 'aSs niH
u0H at No Il Di0sA CHARLES MACY Assignee.
A SsIGNFI SIS NOTICE-An persons indebted to
AFREDERICK w KNAPP of h city are hereby ao.laso ina
editor. that al debt dSe him are required to DO
paid to the BENEDICT A. nee 10 Broadway
ESTATE of JOHN SIMPSON, dcd-To ROBERT
S on 3. ops. 5s'Ss IA
the 81 .sass Il JOHN SIMPSON s Nsre TornSp .9d
county escesd msie psOn and value or spPrsse The d
ae f' ~ on hs p4s IN Mart Township which
sd gs' you may st. 4 yS1 think rs EsS sSs
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
1 Of ss aka ssFfs -. s e S
:.': . s !1as I! gsssa No Il 81, ia
Dated Ssw.Ysri the 18th d.I q psesmSeI, 1853
,.o,.vsur. s NfHfa aqaih FILLER. Er'eat'r'
TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
County S s Syr6SF P aTaa ns :s1 ey
ssss:! P, ss q ~ w fIIi SSAs
h ~ CIV SYork on OF before fourth d.y January
PTS SSo the a sa Sy 4 h I'm ~
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County ofwYek noss bsrssy s7e9 70 all 2sr.'5, 9.'ss
1900 a. pTr,nt ne ssfns viii vouchers thereof the sber,
= bis residence Cherrys The City Of % q
before the eishh day 0FesFsAy tisor
ssy u August lSal DAVID bAhAi' Ah4'-@--s'''
as laWonF
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF
he County OF NewYork Soce heroy given 70 al person:
having sganst GEORGE W DAWSON lAte o. nc S y
tse .tebr Al her Canals the Cy Of New
Yok on or b fore tweh ssy March As~-isff
the eighth day Of Sept 1858 LsIHEA OAn
se9 lsT6mF
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County New Yes noses hereby sven 70 AZ Pss,Sns aSs
claims sssnst FRANCIS 4 KIPP Ae Of %. ClIy OF SeSIofk
strch Manufacturer deceased present ne sse wa yo1eess
thereof 70 The suisbsn a. the oGes q Lp"AhD hAsLL
m ,v OF F.bru.y na1LDse4 Sswlork ne lh a4f OF Assr
lass aAk g,.J I 10 a. MI 1900 = ,s.-A
eva iavsmF WILLIAM AlPS, LEess.of;
- FWYORK SUPREME COURr-JOHANNA
~ JUDD against ALFRED yLDD-san'Hons i9r rsisa
49, 20 answer e0rpl.in; in this aeEoa. which -" 20
or Of The Cerk q THE Guy aad County Of MELLON
sttie CIV aid city, and . erye aeoY % lo.. "a
er 70 tfe sd comp the = bsehef a. ne ens 80
Wrr IN s,4 civ within twenty says stsf ne s7rsee o.
on you exclusive OF the day o. such rEee sndyo
ri 70 a1sve aid PAnt within re linz AesAle tae az.
~ l. aspy the oOdri for e Fs-i osAn1eo u
~. r1.irt Dst,d Dee 1, IN
ARNOLD r. WAGNER Plaintiffs Aroriey 20 - "sisA
Thr atcse ard cJp sere i1if e ~ '17
IL Csk of ssid CITY ard C0uay -Asv-fofk pes = IN
id--ls<6wkl
SUPREME COURT.-HORATIO sE1AOUk
S,-',TCsLVIS EASTMAN AID JERE1iA HAhD--San,
- IIVIN EASTMAS-SE 10g a-re1y s1la i'ocd
70 .rzer the eonpsnt 10 this acti'u sed se,e ~ 80
exclusive OF ire
,,y IA II DEFENDANTS al. sEsEsr the emp Ant Is store
s N. rlaictif an sTpy - he lft o ne rssi q
rr W. tisa 90 hc eacs q tc C-E u a. = talti
- 49, 49, f.v ia RICE lINALEf r. El-Ss-
80 AstoIrry. El-eotlVlc. y J.
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Goal.

COAL- Peach Orchard Red Ash, Nut. s. -. Fo,
~ snd Stove. 10 > White All Furnscs Ess saa Siova a. e
Camel Lyerpooi sud Cumberland TIE
JACOB VEGAS il.
No SIS Rowsu sns sc IN Greeus-.i asa- Anty.
COAI.-TLc subscriber offers for sale in quantities
NO The lowest rlrftt Price flu he bet
AthfaCiis sta Hiru.Hoos Goals }. z WORrF
C,Insr th md ihor ros and Aniny wssDstcu -
l ACKAWANNA COAl-Funsee aud Steamer
- l.. b. ifrf. Coal frr r fr ft. tnnfv
ieAt. sffIorf .r-ss-r--.
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