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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

Resolutions sutorisAnt 10 oontrat avec L,
Kliniok pour nm hangar ct une alice pour Vigi.
liant Fire Company No 8.
Lecture est faite du message suivant: =
coNsEn DIES Observation-Disclosures, I
- = Hie Nile Orleans, Ter Ayril 1858.
.au President ct NM les Membres dm Con :
seff DIES aldermen de Ia vifie de Ia VIE
ORLEANS. IS tH
Messieurs--permettsx .moi de renyoyer vctre
Honorable Corps, on Giles ont pris leur origine,
les resolutions sdivantes, ct de vous notiher du
concours du Conseii des assistants Aldermen,
R9solut5on abolissant la place de Gardens
d,6paves existant en- yertu des performances des
Resolution approuvant lie contrat avec P.
Nestor pour fouiller 10 canal st Avide. - IT,
Resolution fxant les polls etc. pour Pelection
du 4 Avril pour les JUICES etc.
La resolution pour nommer un comite conjoint
pour recevoir fex-President, Fillmore, a son
arrivee dams cette ville-MM. Place, Hermann,
sBurthe ct Watkins Giant du comite indique de
la part de ce Conseil.
a. 80 Ayec respect, -.
.-. yotre obEssant serviteur,
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

Lecture est faite du message suivant du Marie
ct, sur motion de NJ Converse, on en- ordopne
impression mile copies en- anglais ct en- fran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

NJ. +. A Michel est unanimement elu Sergent
dArmes pro iem,
Nj. G. +. Berghman est unanimement elu por-
tier pro. tenn
Sur motion, la nomination DIES comites per-
manents est renyoyee a la prochaine seance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

Sur motion de NJ Giquel, lie Conseil procede a
felection dun Secretare.
NJ. Charles Claiborne est declare d1ment Elm
Seeretaire du Conseil des Aldermen, ayant recu
lie vote de NM. Braud, Converse, Giquel, La
batut, Lugenbuhl ct SRnott--6.
NJ. Alexander Walker recoit les votes de NM.
Adrms ct Irwin-2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

ayantage pour fexecuton de cette gigantesque
enterprise, A Ia derniere session du Congress,
on tit une appropriation letfet de faire tracer
un chemin au Pacifque, ct CONNIE a la prochaine
Assembled Rationale oette question reyiendra
dams toute sa force. j'aime croire que tous les
citoyens ct lie Conseil Commun comprendront Ia
necessite dc faire sentir au Congress la superio-
rite de la position de la Nouvele- Orleans pour
point de depart du chemin de fer ccnduisant au
Paeifque.
L'adoption dun systeme d'amelioratons inte-
rieures, quoiqu encore dams penfance, cause
dela une augmentation dams les prophecies dc
cette vile. Je mai pas de preues evideutes
vous fournir, 81 ce n est dams quelques cas-, pour
vous convancre de augmentation qui sest pro-
dute sur les proprietes attendu que les tableaux
d'sssessement qui constituent la seule autorite,
ne seront pas achieves avant la fin de fannee
| Mais je nhesite pas dire que 81 rassessement
| est fdelement ct eorreetement fait,-oe don't il
| ne NEST pas permits dc douter--il constatera
une augmentation dams la valeur DIES proprietes
| foncieres de cinq sept millions de piastres sur
| la valeur declaree Pannee dernere On a dit
| que cette augmentation n'avait eu lieu que dams
certaines sections de la vile et est yra gu ellie
| est plus sensible dams eertaines parties de la
] vile que dans d'autres; mais, on peut prouver
dune maniere eyidente que raugmentation de-
went generate ct qu ayec la construction de nos
chemlns de fer toutes les parties de la vile ga
| gneront.
81 je me suis etendu sur les esperances de ces
| deux enterprises colossales, celia est do autant
ce que je regarde CONNIE mon devoir enyers
Ia !liie qui est Iactionnaire principal, quau
desir dexciter lie bon vouloir de mes concitovens
en- favour de ces travaux Je ne yeux nj inn
portuner lie Conseil Commun, nj lui faire perdre
IN temps precieux en- m'etendant sur les ayan-
tages brillants qui doivent resulter de lacheve-
ment dc ces chemins, parce que plus dune fois
dga rai parls loDguement de cette question, Cd
yai invite LEE eitoyeps b s'engages dams fentres
! prise a@ asis nssatsais aytss sussrissiN a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

Correspondence Of The n. Y TnOun..
PHiLADELPHI, June 20 1883.
Imertened some days since that the body Of had
been found floating In the Schuyk az the Falls II was
subsequently, asc.rained that stab had been indicted
upon the M bress OF the dece sed puncturng the lug
The body was found FRIDAY morning, snc ,ince that
time the Coroner has been invest ganZ the afir. The
circumstances Of the far they have been acsr
aired are IS follows The of tho deceased WAS "a.
cob poucss he sir gle mar, ana WAS about - years
Of age H. sided prior TO h- desb m Gallo ehi It, above
Broad The deceased had been ia III health tor some time
before L- death and frequently ury-i by his rens
TO 20 into the country n ,it On "Wednesday lt-t ne
vent III the river o. The Fl for the purpose OF netting
p.rson With whom he stated there he about ne
g0uaiiug for the purchase OF small Tar n It's supposed
heavy booty. Tins opinion is strengthened Oy the fact
that I'M wallet sud several other articles he usually mad
in his pockets are missing Ihis ,rning the C0r1nsrs
jury returned verdict Il is in substance that the death
OF he dee-A.. sas caused ty VIOLENCE either his th
in he urest by being thrown INTO the river, or oy 0oth
comb tn hsnds of some prison or p-rsp uukn"wn
IN TO- .lurv The deceased esimaOle man, and a
m4ub4r of very respectable family We trust that the
author or authors Of hs rasics death may speedily DO
brought ~ istlce.
murdered BY Arthur sprng died this morning OF cholera
ufs tum At the residence of James Williams IA Pas-ylnk
Road whose vito has kucly taken charge OF II since the
murder II had been IN for days The t~iu brother
OF this child still living and carefully tended by another
beney f.mily N the vicinity
A German named Henry Ncnolz whoslwright in the
employ OF Dir Sorbcr ~ the Falls oi SchuySi committed
,uico Yesterday afternoon by cult ng his throat WITH
razor The mise raoe found dead IN his chamber,
ri tea time weltering ia blood.
IL da, Is the warne,t season 50 far The tler-
r-onet.r al / O'Clock l stood AT % degrees
party OF rrtiaus welt INTO potter house IN Nen'log
ton before daylight yesterday morning. aua amer oe -
ing them--e - most shameful manner assaulted tn
son OF tn prop ietor with iron bar Featuring h sku
and fi,g th.r serious INJURIES Tue name Of the sut
terlr Is " an Mulholand he taken 70 the Penasy
yania Hoptal l. WAS rumorsd this morning that he hit
nce deG Ibis afternoon there prospect OF his 70
covery Three the perpetrators OF the outrage were ar
rest, d and held 20 await md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The country is suffering much from c'ugght Through
rarts Beaver Lawrence aud Mercer count little Or
rain has fallen fer three weeks and the spring crops are
consequently in much danger We passed through these
counties and cannot but notice the general ne
atpe4rance Of the wheat crop In some eV places has
been frozen out bot with this exception eyerywsrs
GOOD where il has been well pat n aud the farmers there
seem to understand their business We many feds
at would average from % 10 30 bushels 70 the The
rye wss everywhere good and the oats and potatoes
promised well everywhere -sry blessed with rain. Tbs
Two last counties celebrated for grass lands and this
crop i. iuxurant and beautiful almost every farm you
pass tlrougE-Vfh fine stocks Of cattle and sh7eP-the
iasiug Of the latter becoming ruling business with the
farmer, particularly the ~sfefn and northern srts II
Msrcer the principal trad place Of which Is Wes Green
vile a thriving and busines--ke place on the Chenango
and Erie Extension Canal Pittsburgh American June r.
We are pleased 70 learn from every section Of coun
try that tie wheat crop gave better promise At
seasen than present Ii the crop escapes the peculiar
alady # the regnn-the rnst-the Greenbrier gamers
viii he filed 70 Overlooking this fan SO mote it BE-.
fL4Wisbgrsh VA Era, jane Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
THE sLAvE-TRADE IN DISGUISE.

FROM The Colonization Herald
Our readers are acquainted With the practical results Of
emancipation in the British West lola Glands AMI ia
particular with the various abOrve efforts that have been
made substitute classes Of indentured ab1rers from
the Kat Indies for the liberated blacks who d. not
Up to the expectations originally INDUCED 10 regard 70
ITEM The Co lie system has proved failure both IN the
Islands and on ihe Main the Coolies proving from t1e
a. IN Deusr4rz where the Governor recently found acc
essry 10 Fesort 10 sict MEASURES % que spirit
usl s.ed By them. Neither do the Chinese en- grafton
seem % answer a. the mortality attending their iarOduc-
ton very greet BY th- Genann recently arrived -
Guiana ruu China with 300 sous ~ died the voyage,
snd OF l3s by the Lord GIN Bal prey to the dysn
terg 1nis wrerchra b-gnBIg. il il -arsf viii continue
afteno the transp. thes5 people aed that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
nuIer Cure.

4 CARD--A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
N Cases treated win wster by EDwAsp fsLLEkEk'
nj. Hcsdtn Physician OF tfo Orange Mountain W atsf
VIII te furnished ywihout e'arse TO Sy appcs'
iuclore in posf-a a. = letter stamp Address &
sIIllRS BROTHEK froprietor the Orssse Mountain Wa
SQuh New Jersey Visitors 20 the above niunea
ftnicr toe hawty, foot OF Courteud =,
AT ia NJ and NJ p NJ Distance from NeW-Nok II
miles
ouer Wets Cure .uor Of vsious works GA the su
VIC
~, ID CAMPBFIL ~ Lebanon Spnnss CoIuuba County. NY
~ H. TAILOR, Nj. D., Office No. llthst., cor.
" 4sv gives to the domestic practice OF Water ufS
.r1 fIvsee Alec consultations and letters of ADVICE
NpROpATHIC and HYGlENlC INSTITUTE.
No IS LighstAcooumodaiions t5r one hundred pAonis
d. ~ en'a female Diseases r. I. TRAIL FropHeor Dr. j.
L. HOSkORD, AsG,iGt
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
~ It Of Apnl 1t has been fitted with pa,tcus regard 10 en-
o,t AID and with the celebrated heeuess OF zee
New oft climate wl be- dcsreble Address D. w r.
RTE Newport r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
'2lork Daily Grlbnne.
INCONSISTENCY.

INCONSISTENCY
OsE evening. as the brilliant sun
Was going down DER Guadalqulver,
To gold converting one by ose
The ripples Of the mighty river;
Beside me, on the bank, was seated
A Seville maid, with dark brown hair,
And eyes that might the world have cheated;
Wild, dark, liquid, lustrOus pair.
She stopped, and wrote upon the sand
just as the lOving sun was going
With such soft small shining hand,
You would have sworn twas silver flowing
Her words we're three, and not one more
What cOEid Dians's motto be
The syren wrote upon the shore
"Desih-nOt Inconsistency
And then her two large languid eyes
She turned On mine the Devil take me
! set the stream afire with signs
And was the fool she chose 70 make me.
St. Francis might have been deceived
With such an eye and such a hand;
But one week passed, aud believed
Her promise little az the sand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
NOTICE Of DIsTRTBuTION.-Notics !. be ,ehz |

NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTION.-NOti ia he eby
sv,n that the proceeds Of the sale Of the Fred
hofor tte 81 Of Nev Yort
DAVIS Under the order ~ the
VIII he ostritud the Oce, Cry
o. fevl tie second day Of Angnst
oeboon 81 that Day when al peSons hsvuE eims cesnds
efsnft ad eStte VII them sad with their
ervouehetH w BRADFORD, Surrogate
NUPREME COURT-Edvard Cromwell and VII
~ ham Bridal Jr sssirsf Josey.ss Brntworhsownss. %.
money oeDsnd TO fOSEPHUS BRTNKwORrH tie
soynseo dss besnt You are hereby summoned .od sqd =
sste sItn this seton copy Of which flied 10 he s
he Cet OF the City sod County ofSewTok the CITY Hal. be
CITY Of Hevfofk the 18Th Of March s57 sod
Of tie said the s6.cdh~ No
SsWslst IT, he City o. New within
the
and M the sid within the .hris
The .nibs us seOD wi tsse judgment oF the
Of eSl 81 With interest ss from Tie ,h dsy n Dens-',
S2 and ei 50 tie 18th u January 1850 besides ne
eost, Of tn. .eion. Ds'so Msieh s., lss3.
ml7 lsVGvTB G n. BDyEE, Plaintiffs A'torDsy.
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Eraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
County Of PSSf ef5S s ss 1 v ' 81 e 7os &
ssS pet Rs 'a% s g po, SSh m ii he % SSs
os or bf re lie tTeuy oa dy October HeA-patel New
&c A y A 1855 A A4E 3 GHSA i E7oq,o
m Pursuance OF an order Of jesse {. suuth,
ssos' &c. 6, me q.y s lS S s5D ', as. :
CO {. b.; Avn % b., 1Se css l. Il.e b. s No 20
D:a Isiy :'' Ss6Sa sTf' IL r'''''''
TNIUhsUANCE Of an order of The Surrogate OF New.
rl se'se e{ s, Yd, o. "a rs As . e ana sa.s,.
D,,1 Ss. 4s' '' IN ' " JAMES rvior
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of The
oo NsS 3S9 'ts is s,''s' e,es 70 !, So, .9s' g. =,
ssss', 'osAin hill % ~. 49, a. he es o. GsS
d, Of i'su aeDsd Ns~l' ae - ,s ss ' r,,,
IN PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate ofths
S2s ia H Is q y. cg So Iol so ,,i q
Ssl r fstsv No s Az ~ = us cay ~ lo. @
'" "a ,s. ~ q, ''' rrI IfiS1 I,iS
IN PURSUANCE "a ~ order of Jesse C. Smith
Re su, , ss CO., o S eYS - ii, f,s - t
oiwpaust s'sa see.s ed ia'' s7 ~ "a r % s ne .is -
a sA August Sirius sfi,- ''.' Ms z, is
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SURROGATE of the
80 A,,s > "I s''s co g 80 80 .sq
ioIs,s.s tessgs va s.a.ef s n - ~ ~ 80 .'t
a. d Nv era ne 'A Sss 'Sai sa r,o,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of toe Surrogate ofthe
Co.., of New Yosk sfec iercay % al a' t'vr ia
= ~ n oSGRD SMITH hie ne cry Me- i"t cr.sr, Dc
vfhvo flcfo. 20 flr No sass
- IT, ~ =, ~ Srlfii Animation.
ll<etuIu.
6SITFFME COURT-Hmato seymour against H)r-
- 80 u,o~k ana Macon Parasftr l' oee1-tAi
Horace FIT HCOC Ksrs Yea 1s heF BY sl'n e - aas
the cnrl I'D ir tt acf9n t4d stc actp "i o.a $3.50" ol -
al -, Ctr..tu. Courf,, Nep-lort- wl tWely dtls
D. f.rfcf 81 tc cay or ,cA 81 e ~,
~ st dana IN ts ss.sr tfe eo1nr afo sa le D. ni
Nl apps lie tie relief ccnauee 81 pa iA e-1
rrH
III az RE ftt C1ft.faHgrs " o "a ..i
lss5 4zi ia~0wIul W. b. dUNiLsti Fi-la-'n A"''1'|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

sIsouIAR LaKEs-The Crater Lakes, Ia the town Of
Manlius, OnoDdsgs County. NeE.York cunoses and
are supposed to be Of volcanic origin. They by the
tbsbsnis about there called the Green Lakes Ooe
az them Is on the top Of hill and in the form Of tea
cup The banks are two hundred feet high and the water
ereep but when taken up in glass 4 I. perfectly clear
end transparent Trees ard limbs which fan,o the water
ICON become encrusted with bright green sub lance;
which being exposed 10 tue air becomes bard The tim
Der decsys nd leaves this ncton 10 the shspe - ho
low tubes Wood saturated with this wster and bnrned
eulis a 81 Ong odOr Of sulphur. farmr Who reside
beard great rush 81 vster aud looking soune
8 the lake rising over the banks lie VS. srneo, <n1
Q. with hs team bat stvr cef-' I, j. H<<
level lfh@- B~'~' y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

From HlYrI-Adyices from this island have been re.
ceived to May General tranquility prevailed and mill
tsry preparations the part Of both the oegerent pow
suspended The yellow fever has subsidized. and
Port Prince healthy The coffee crop light and the
exports will b. inferior those of last yea. Great excite
hsd been experienced by the arrival Al Port au Prince
Of Lordship Vincent SpaccsPierS Bishop Of Arcad
copoes and Apostolic Delegate from His Holiness Pope
Tius N % tie Court Of Fsustin the Fr.t He recsv
ed with the most imposing demonstrations. On entering
the cy be met By religious procession, numbering
three four thousand by which he escorted TO
the Catholic Church when he met by the NicarCsn
ers in full csnoricals few day, sfter he n audi
ence with the Emperor who received him. seated his
throne, when he made address A. follows
"Our Holy Father. Pope Pus lN % second the piety
and religion your NJ ETY. h. ut seut TIE. As an Apes
tolc delegate 10 YOUR Impt rl toart II nored With this
sublime nj. ou entirely spiritual and heavenly winch in
express You te sentiments 81 ny soul ia presenting you
tl,se dispatches he comm iai"er al tle ftnfu
lou will hDd On them The drre II hs palernal heart whicn
embraces all nations IN the love tor they all
r. the God forth .ppiue-> Of your eupr-tht
happiness whcs repose only th- fdtu OF Jesus Christ
suo consequently upon the union The most close sud I'd
with the Of the Divine Say upon the most intimate
union OF Church and state.
Sire the miD.tr Of God, regard you with satshc
ton the ConstS tine of your peup and history vii
lrorouHc you the Napoleon of the Antilles, OF which your
empire has always been considered the queen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

FRov YESEzUELA-We have dates from Caracas to
Nay g. Everything quiet in that city The interior
disturbed by rebellion against the Government oil
honAgas. which bids fair to prove a revolution Gen
Psez the popular fayorte and in different parts of the
couHy several other Generals have raised the standard
Of revolt The Government collecting troops which
viii be under the immediate command OF the President
hrofisr
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TOYS Ayp FAycY Goods

TOYS ASD FANCY GOODS -.
ITFf 4 AHLBORN. fInportes Nc. - sne oi 70
TYPE FOUNDERS AND PRINTERS WAhEHoGs1
UkBRELLls PAR1SOLs AND HALkLNG,sIr.Shss
fOHr SMITH I'm and NsHuf.errl "a .ne = o'osA@"
WHTCHTs yEWELRF AND GOLD PENs
BafptFICE LOCKWOOD, (siv>rwA-e) 70 -
J. NAGb ffoir Pens :
WINDOW CLASS (FREYcRJ IMPORTERS OF
d = bakf i. fCisuic1ls. kcl 70
p HnrKffEE BROTHERS. limp l........ro.o pNfeAJ'-
yIsDoW FR1xCs DOOR sASHEs AND BLINDS
rhp ~ CHAM Co fMEnz.sctzTers ss -
b HAsLc W %
WINDOW SHADES .,
ETLTT FrRGTsON .....E -. Broadway and = hesde~
r. TIE stors Be fnseed Thursfzys an -tx
s-T Anv sadou 20 - PETrfssi~
C 20 -
PFTTFHGLI CO Aferts for ue e>sf and n1oH va
f.S ~ ~.p.p.r, tb United ard C.n.t.s and 49, q.
fr then They nave effected saeh sfsh.
.,. nb,l.,. H.. s5vsr,. find n treaty - ts- ID
,pt,. n ~ tn. .Sy.r,rs thouss Psss al q sr ~
&C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 81 1858

Mich,e Lsray Pe.rIst Psriek NeCtuiey - Wa 1rG on
Jchn WIhsns lG7 Washinx.ou q Antony KEse c.fsss-
7 Riley q Pae<c James Ryan. Restnr~t
AsI AcDouEAi - O6 slip. J. a ChTstss R1h-r l9W-T =
Free Peel 60 Geeuvch- Rsto'pb stAndl-er s Broadway
ADc'- Boyd II 70 70 WsshfsEcu Tho Buls % Soonest
Prfrct hoouy ils WsshnE-1nL -.
PErck EAser. IS Wssnnro1 Th rsafensa sud The A1er
could voucb for gpcca1fT, he has been are
John Num-. Altaryss Not rrsnted- fDso1iery
Chsf 6hert lls W..hrr-suf P. Hgzaa- IA ~ehi1ston
Ps-ct Aff.d IS Wuhxfou Lafr Betzsneun a Whitehall
Deuuis Dooney IS Wssfazun-sf fDso'tcFy Not r.nfst
Frsncs sreDce lss W.ngfon l. Oeluon.0 sltn Wisnst
Scrh. pscfsr 70 Crpeu.cnsf Deincuico . Bro.d
Henry Fsske q Wes-st John reFsh. iS6 G-eea-ch-st
Mn KAze. Is WsshinEfons- RsfEset a. cisordery.
T. ] Richards Odsip. George LE41, 60 So1th-s.-
Dtn Wssfingtun Hugh LG5erty lcs W Lst
Conrad ll-r Ahanys, louise q prostitution Nos ersnfea
trtck Busch - Orsenwiehsr John DarruuEh - -sGfhs
John Costy. Macen Bray IS W so1s- No
EI.Etec q BE- as leense .lreaiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
DENTISTRY.

hrs ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists No 81 Wet
~ it, b.tweon th ard 9Th NcwYork and 40 20 Main
Poughkepae All ~oTk pertaining 70 tcT prosOn executed
Tie mot Approved giyie AZ medium pnees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
Nem-pork Bnsinfss I1irtftorp.

THE following LIST Of BUSINESS FIRMS ar.
a1ooss the BEST MOST RELIABLE in tsCIrY OF INV
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-05

Bals.svs Bsiti~ov. e. wAsss~S s
nns thsre AiA Ms large and slsrstS 1samsss "a.
sinx sks OAao enaAs stosss to z1aesssIs, 20.
~ HIS apaou. boing tho<oughIy completed, s.
finishing Tree Tunnel and this road
attention uAssitcfs 10 colndsay
superior low The scenery UPON
u,,s road stupeAaous chAyscss
The express leaves Baltimore daily ~ ana
directly through Wheeling t5oO niIss In 10 OF ~ 10
cludng sopp~scs arriving there sts "a day o
passengers Baltimore ., lay o lodx,as
Il ~ mlo aud proceed heaca 70 Wheeling ne
| morning. M -.
m und s. daily, meeting from BALTIMORE Wan
nglon Junction, better uc Relay Hosss ss fo
BalImore. al. Ell. sgrh.
All Wheeling unvslled steamers Of the Union
which form eounsx
ION Gown the Ohio Ga
cinnati Lousve where the stages fos Nashville or
the New Orleans packets, be iaken 60
| ing further p. , :, a.54 Fl
Pass ngers Coubus who prefer the land Gin
cjpua Ohio and the West also
re from Wheeling the Ohio Company excellent coaches
part Of the National road " Zsaesse &c and
Psssenxr. for wsllsvRs by ssesnboan ana
railroad this agreeable there
regular and speedy Wheeling
az Baggage through from Washington Wheeling aa
no charge ioI transfer OF passengers OF baggage.
Fare ~ through with lie he
roue) Arlington TO Wheeling ~ aoi y Caseinasu ell
Tickets 70 had Parsons AGENT railroad asos
Washington, and Of the other agents Of hs conpssy.
WM PARKER,
May ll--d1 General Superintendent.