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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-10
At Retail.
Mineral Water.

90 GALLONS of Sewell Taylors best
~ sazarac Brandy, just received and
for sale by ST. BLAScp,Rp
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CCARIFICATORS.-A few veyv onaa
~ rior ones. For sale by
dec 3-v n. T. W,Dw1rr Dr,o+
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-10

EOR Barry's Tricoyherous the bes. com
i pound ever discovered for the Hair
may be had Of WIN. Bocrr
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-10

DERFUMERY All the celebrated
l French, English and German brands Of
Cologne ii s. y. BL4ycu,pn
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N-esu'1lork Daily Qribune.
WISCONSIN.
yIsstodon Bone. fesrd.

Csx.ez1sreeree Of The y. Y. Tribune
LAFAYETTE co. Wisconsin, JAY 's53
In four places in the vicinity Of linsinaSa Mound,
Grant Co. Wis miners In prospecting Tor veins OF lead
ore have dug w portions OF the skeletons of animals Of
the Mastodon species These bones in place, we're
found in an esst aud creyice thirty feet deep in
ydd.d in the clay which forms the marx for the veins
Of lead ore This clay is yellow unctious dspOste,
filed with nd flint and small pebbles of trap and other
igueous rocks Within the last ten years many
Il or twelve skeletons OF these huge extinct animal
have been discovered in various parts Of the lead regOn
ard almost invariably in the assures In the imestOnrs
in bedded in the csy which fills the crevlces aud iorR
the nstrx for the veins of lead The fact of ia
general distribution Of tbes. animals this dstsic
must l-aye the impression, that perhaps hundreds
similar skeletons are yet buried in the deep clay beds
The mining region. and the question may come-Wna
liz 90 these fossils throw the time Of the repetio
Of the lead veins The bOaes being found ia the cayR
nstrx Of the veins and the associated 10 the clay
with them proves beyond doubt that the MastOdOu p
cies becsne XtDct before the lead posted
tlese creyices. The mountain, or lead bearing lme-
stone j. marine rock formed 10 the bed Of an ocean
then acted On By eleystIng and abrading forces and
formed in ridges and valleys The creyces in the age Of
the MastodOLs evidently assures in the rock and
these animals DESTROYED b. falling Ia these chasms
which after filed With clay and drift, and the have
since formed in this clay. And there reasons
thai might at first imagI1e 10 sustain the belief II
the recent formation Of lead veins. We md all de-
yeOpnens of planet 10 correspond 10 the Of
animal orr anizations and evidently designed
supp the want. of the highest class Of orr
We may suppose their origin 70 have been What
conteEporaneOus with that Of man. MNER.
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BUFFALO AND ALLEGHENY RAILROAD.

cor-.YonS.ue. Of The ". Y. TnbGDe
AURORA. rscsasy. Ass. 2 1888
Our village has Just witnessed ceremony which is
the prelude 10 the connection Of Buffalo With Allegheny
valley Your readers are sssre that road from Attlca
to Arcade ia in process Of construction That road %
ah.ut laf graded and will be- completed by the first Of
January next The road of which | propose to speak
is 10 extend from Buffalo in south easterly direction
unit, il meets the Atlica and Arcade road when main
Trunk will proceed southery till i. reaches the State ne
At Point south ea,tery of Clean From this point t
i contemplated extend the rad into the Allegheny
valley and thus furnish direct and cheap freight COM
nunicaton with Western New.York
AZ three o'clock this afternoon large concourse OF
our citizens assembled the farm OF Nathaniel fll
more the venerable father OF the ex President. Alter
prsyer from the Rev Mr. Harlow, spade put into
the hands If Mr. Fillmore. and at the request of Judge
Baker the President of this road. the old gentleman
broke ground. The meeting then addressed by
Judge Baker and several other gentlemen, who
Enthusiastically cheercd in the of their remarks
The occasion was a novel one for thus vicinity, aud was
entered into with great enthusiasm by almost all the in
hsbtants Of cur village | noticed also many Buffalo
mans and strangers from distance who seemed inspired
with belief that by this road the Queen Ciy would
soon obtain coal az sufficiently low price 10 compete
with Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh in the smelling
of copper and enable her manufacture the unpara
leled iron ores of Lake Superior with success.
All along the route of this road farms have much
increased in value snce was understood that the under
taking would be carried to speedy completion, aud tho
counties Of Erie Wyoming and Cattsrsugus feel sens
b, the effect of the enterprise II is under able d.
rection and the contractors pressing the work for
ward with unparalleled rspidity OcULUs.
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Liberty Rad celebration in grove about two miles
from the city Speeches were made BY John Joliae,
F.o Jesse Stedn an OF Vermont. Joseph Emery. City
Missionary and others. Dinner Va. eaten, and .euti-
n.pts given and goody time VAS bad by gocdy con-
nspr of men and women. fair and colsred.
The day given more marked observance yesterday
than ever before in this city What is aagured BY such
= fact. we leave the reader to determine.
We have 10 other local news Of Importance, eu,
MA, write you that our markets nov very abundant
X supplied With fruit that there vii be great crop Of
reaches in Ohio this that the weather has been
cool bu grows again, that the city Is very healthy,
the river very low. and business rather dull W. T. c.
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COMMENCEMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
VERMONT.
c.,,.Douasne. Of III. N. Y. Tribuns.

csrsspouderee Of The ~ Y. Tribuns ~
BURLINGTON Vt. Wednesday, Aag j. 10,
On Sunday afternoon President smith delivered
R,ccaaureate Sermon, we'll written, sounh ana or'ho-N
10 the core and solemDy delivered Monday e'snlns
Professor BarrOws, Of ADdoyer, MASS, gave an gu"
before the Society for Religious Inquiry IL was is'
ING but nothing new or startling in II. Tuesday arc
non the celebration of the Literary ps;
An grafton was delivered by Rev. j. Wheeler, " ~, "
pnrlno,on which was characterized by good schoarsnp
and sonud learning The subject was eloluenee.
u,s followed By Poem delivered BY Alfred o''oos,
AIbany N Y The poet consumed mncn tune ID sPsan
ing his lines but am no Judge OF poetry ahd 'ne's
Mas IL sub sii.aiiO. In the evening, there was an
hition Of the Junior Class. The young gencemein -
nred themselves very handsomely, aud gave e'idehco
~ rood training and fine scholarship Wednesday Nas
basn,iful day and no DUST and twentysix ufsnna.os
r Ie their pieces on the stage Taken as who're, 'ao
rb;b;,ion us, very fair and the yo1ng genue"'on
seryed their sheepskins The large Congresa'''.ass
CLn,cb vas much crowded during the eAercses' -
pond,s Rand of Boston RECALLED the audience VIII W
concord of sweet sounds Ihe sdies VI 1870. 49,. TN.
ov, in GOOD numbers and made hne sPpeafance InS
University Of Vermont IL on tne 'uo ~ ii,osion
seems =" " ,be,e uas an exhibition at the Female
- i-e L;.b !. uDder the charge 81 Aoesrs C0nverse
HeniIaiy about one hundred young ladies' attend
gu ttJ eVenty Of whom engaged in the study
vi ctice of music under the tuition OF Professor
g., ma his sOn. This school Is IN very hourishin2
80 II ia seldom that sees congregation VI inner
lcokug urls than the scholars al this seminary be-
eye the teachers give universal satisfaction, and tho
scholars improve well their time aud privileges. Tho
buildings are admirably located and much attention Is
paid the health and morals Of the pupils a. well ~ y
their literary studies.
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As ExTRAoRDIsART MAs-Dsyd Wlson, sn old revo-
luonAry soldier and native Of Ne~J srsey died. aites
short Dness in Dearborn County Indiana IN August s1s
aged oHe hundred and serea g,ars tro s1as, and ts
days lie bad at different periods Of bis life zee wives,
and al the time Of his DEATH the father OF JryseUea
Children While residing 10 PennsyivAnA ne4r the old
E.d,tone Fort bis wife gave birth 70 re ehTeH eleven
months This extraordinary man. when 10 his one AuaLreG
ana tow year no..d one week Ior s.4 P.edlssoo Of
dm,o xbeh be moved one acre per day Of heavy tno-
tby arass He about FIVE feet sir inches Ia hight His,
fsne was not supported BY ib az tbs frames u ordinary
men are but An apparently solid sheet OF b)as sappek
their place lie could hold up his hands in vertical POSI-
ton and blow from the fist OF posenui mAis
on the lateral portion Of his body without nconysaisncs
He served throughout the entire Revolution, asder 6en-
Wasbu gton, was engaged in most OF he Indisn vars acs
and the companion Of Marion and Rodser ana o..
many other distinguished early pioneers OF our err,
ard southern gids Our readers ny rest s's.,e ~
ths stat en is correct - We re- eived IRON hr AssI
snder Wilson Of North Msison Who j. toe fty ~
OF toe subject Of this paragraph asdI,oa ia DAA-'-s
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Uaiei Qure.

a REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases,
sen Pbysesn Mountain Water Cure Institution Will
!, fvuhed without ehsrgl sfpznt noosn psiid
oro,r one stamp AodfessC C. SELLERS ohOlhhA
,te The Mons Railway, foot Of o. X
4snd6PM
nk CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE ES-
DTARTISHNFNT A. Flor, uos (SoThsmpton MA has been
srest, ereed proved There now room ioi 9O peus
ne LEGATION and country around pleasant aid healthy The
water o quite quality and the Doctor hos ~oss on
a.. Europe iof The AT - snJ
Of Pm. ssntxs scloo ekns Terms
kiO b. had 81 NkSIEhMANS 70 .
Boosrore No 80 Bfoad~sy, Ne~-fork
DR sHtW, Of New.lork earliest American frsc-
uu. Of Wa and author Of vaeu' wofs on IN sub
set vii reeve patients dsnLs ths summer sean
with Nj d CAMPBELL al Lsbanon sVIiD. eouH4u- Co. y l.
TOR LADIES ONLY.-Washngton Springs, Noun
i tain Read Panfeld, SevJerpy ndsr ne Of W
sHApOTTT ard hs ca1ghter-ir-isW, M = bAkSEh sor
Circular CT this highly respectable nsinhon Addes
sbSve.
u II TAYLOR NJ. D., No llth 81. cor. ith.avr
attends WasrCure std Phy sosscs treatment Of 49,
its domestic application Alec office oot<niAln
uNDROPATHlC ard HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
IS L. .hf-.t under The personal direction Of ItALL
D. Proprietor. Dr. HOSFORD Assistant the femae DeP>z1
u@nt Dr. II TAYLOR s ALAG ast N 0Gt door Pae1ee seS
rally
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April /, Ire
~ been cited ~ particular .n3 e0nysaisnss
TIE wekLoHu heAttfaress OF Newport climate readers . most q
srsbe Terms slo week. payable weekly Address u
RTU l.
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ulfolfal.
NHRONIC nIsEAsEs.-The most il

CHRONIC DISEASES.-The most inveterate al
~ eved sni seuersly cured BY methsd Of t-at-t
opvn osAl md Psholosea PnaPe- I'D ~
phyosorhy Of health sd ese a. NO - ro~ - eNet ~
eeoc. A ard 5P. NJ
DFAFNEsS CURED The following is taken from
hssf followed he Acoustic Oh 10 Of deal
souhn th0slds q persons having been cured
sd-Ie b0I-e The calls TOT tls ul-i AZ
Il u The Aille
- lie fuie Of that distressing ds-e II persons ~
& q SANDS No 100 fuAOl--t Yner-H =
or..- fhev can udoubt evidence VI ~ ~ofh
EITS FITS FITS DR. HARTs VEGETABLE
EXTRACT ohy ee3y for tie Of EFePse fis 'st
falling reknes spass Nervous DeeEtJ Ae kes-
following Nj Of the tm Of Oun1s- ste~1''A
Allen wholesale boot and shoe deA.erN No q Midenlane
NEw-YOzE- JAY ,, ia'l
Dr HaRr-DeAfsr with pleasure inform yol
who las been aeit for Aa0uf FeH Win
that under medical trratea "lll'
peceTtts tcnett but Esdua resG-ny Ad sse
Until h. eourHLeed kus Vegetable tHraet wen .t.ya 3
We noW ibrt PERMANENT CURE Has BEES EtFECIEp
ard has been for nearly yesr abe - st,sna -
ihepi .ry Of ths HORRIBLE DISEASE nA1s
waited scsnowe debt % Ers1ts due y1 10.
h.TRULY Val LIABLE MEDICINE. thai I might be entirely
(, u,inced thsf its effects Boud be permauett-
Esry respectfully ye9rs &c; r,,,-,pr
Ofthe krn Grunness, Stewart Alien No q Asasn-aae
lie tsEorial bat hundreds which have oeen
,,e.,r,d 4 fsyor Of ths INVALUABLE MEDICINE.
B-Tbe Medicine with m directions carefully I'd and
m 10 v rsr, United Pnce PER box eontsniss four
,t,,e, sc snse psstss,s g. Principal sGee No q West
Y Fcr sale 40 tv Ninsow Young R--he5tef y
Y r " py,t Phili,iThs. Penn h u Nv P'rtanf
-, 80 pru-s.s, t.roalaoa ie rired stses.
: HIATT H. g..
y a We, Brssd-ay, ~ Y.
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TOLEDO
The Prosperity of Toledo and it, Resources

TOLEDO. AusuE J 1881.
From Maine to Fon du Lac from the shores OF the AZ
laItc TO Panama-et who wish N behold the march Of
unshsckled mind, visit the West-the busy West-the
growing West-Ibe commercial Vest-the powerful
West
Tske an instance The City Of Toledo, situated on
ljcb onens unon axe Erie bids fair to become onr OF
rorI.,,on If - tLan 10000 inhabitants, its con
rtrce i. Unparalleled The annual import. and exports
of,iis place immense nds I'd almost incredible we
- 5spicit rrlsDce sui wbc-e kloT.eige of The
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[VHAT HORsE.OwNERs have long aud seriously
legal Notice..

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
e:pay Of 1 rE ssfY i'P e g''o; o?a
$1,000 tle sane thereof % The subscriber
h 70 e ohses - IL sss NJ N S The h Ssy Of
July. lsss ljy.5 lsw6uisl HILAa b PEAIz Adm 4
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
Gun, .,. ~ NjoSafA aS MGEk The
hos 5s5 e,d' he o f p Hermann
"a. IT, u The O., b s' Ssy Of July $50
ofJsruai1 neI' Ne" oJI0NhTHaS MILLER 49,,
JOSEPH J,CKsoS 4 sG.5o1.
INrURsIraNCE of an Order OF the Surrogate OF the
S:. ... h. Gi BSRktS tie ;
YSL. dee.,'d 70 R,a se % -a ~ the cy Of Sl~
lor be the hr., day Of February 1.Stpaicd M
NE g is1s G O 'D Executor deceased
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the
GG.y Of FsTack RfGEY 'i0 s' cy Of d.
ssd 70 Ss s c NO SoffI a sso 6 SsI c Of Se
June s. lass FRANNGIS GILMORE }r...,.,,,
,.os,.usus., j}9 0HHSS AAiEb5kLRsaoN TA'''''
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
.s.,jsFyIs sfSp~if S-- Yo,i V i-;--a
% zs', Pei 50 Re c q s.- Ys.. 20 or e
d. slA ID Il september Dates Sss Yea ihe IN tT VI March
rs si,,..srs. FHfTaERg siED~ELL Adnn.s,,n,
PURSUANCE of all order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of notice hereby gwen g al persons having
ssans JOHN NOBLE late Of tie City ePsaer
a. he store 80 iig Hudson nhs City q before
a ffS9s day q join SuSaEG @ toy
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
~. County Of hereby ,ons
arm, JANIS Gooppai s o. ~ cf "" to tsi~~d 70 y.
esd-fse No
Csna Nee Yk beoe As ~ehh day Of sepnbs
1Ss i,.sSs. GABRIgL yAscorT Adm n-trator
NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the Discharge of an
~ n.oysnt bis D,t to the provisions Of The third
title Of the 9th chapter q The second u the Re
v..d Statutes MARSHALL b STAFFORD. Notice hst pub
.hsd June IS as Creditors to sgoSI soi I he
CIV Hal CITY NesYOb the nth day of s-ptenb-r
the forenoon, hO~ they have
by ssd olven should not BE- made snd
b. B. discharged non bis debt-, CLAIM 4 COhNWALLt
- 55l,vow Atty. Insoven No 1875 Broadway New York
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Far the lat seven years the Canal traffic T0ieJ
La Lad an ayerrke increase equal 60 ~ regular dnp-
eaten in reriod of three years. The same nlp ol
increase duIog the next seven years would swell - o-
siness 10 that OF Albany the past year
Here is also the terminus OF several lines OF ralTOA
uow in successful Operations and will be LAX d W;a
usny Others now under contract, but not yet Quilt
H. addition 10 the Michigan, Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroads now connecting Toledo with Chicago
ard the Toledo Norsals and Cleveland R"ad which Is
Ink in tie Lake Shore line between Toledo aud Bsila-
TO- several new roads under contract. tp-wit
l. Tie Air Line Road. IS II is commonly called.
connecting Toledo with Chicago by line about tTen'y
miles shorter than the Michigan Southern. Eighty miles
Of this Road from his point ON an air line, with no
- sde a. heavy twenty feet Ia the mile.
2 From this Road, at point near Auburn, Indiana,
branches Off the Eel River Railroad to LogansPott
Both these Roads are being constructed ny the same
COMPANY VITO control the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana.
2 The same Company are also constructing the
function Ruad"-a second Road from this place 10
Cleveland This Road is nearly comprehensive others
are both To he completed by sept l. lo54.
The DAYTON and Michigan Road. connecting Toledo
with Cincinnati is now over One-thrd made, and is
pected 10 be pleted within year from this time
} The Toledo and Illinois Railroad from this point
along the Maumee and Wabash valleys. is under con
tract IN he completed next summer Danyille III is its
termination Ii is in good HANDS and will be crowded
through as fact as possible Messrs BOody Ross Co,
ofRochester. y. Y. are the contractors
& The Jackson Branch OF the Michigan Southern
Railroad connects Toledo with Jackson. Mich, on the
Michigan Central Railroad This is also under contract.
In addition 10 the above, company has been formed
for the building OF secobd road To Cincinnati and for
road 10 Detroit There is also the Peoris Oluaska
Railroad connecting Toledo with Peoria Illinois, via the
Eel River y LoganspoTt Road.
There are two daily p pers published in Toedo-Ihe
blade. (Nhig) H. l.. Hosmer Esq Editor. and The
Re, ubican. (Dem) The former establishment is saids
10 be- the most extensive and best arranged in the State
of Ohio.
There are Churches viz: Episcopal, Presbyterian,
Methodist Baptist, Lutheran, aud Catholic; several
large and substantial brick School Houses AMI number
Of Hotels la short Toledo is specimen OF the march of
mind when coupled with untirug energy and industry
and Is bur one Of the numerous evidences of the rapid
strides of the Great North West. B.
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place is unsurpassed thst they amount 10 tae enormous
sum a. S60Ot0OOO-sn AMOUNT unequaled by any port
"a the lake. eScep, Buffalo This statement ns! ~
tist houctt rartle but glance at the peculiar a''
,lrrsg,s OF Toledo will 4; explain IT, tis IN tne
fret Place tie terminus Of tao canals. the Miami ana
lie Wabash snd Erie OF some 700 mites length wnic1
Penetrate en- agricultural region Of unusual extent ana
prooucveuess AID which foat to this polut m ions Of
bushels Of grain anil other products annually
By reference TO the March number Of DE- Bo1s Re-
Ne find comparison drawn ct the relative con
mercis enterprise and resources Of Toledo. chicago
ard 81 Louis. giving satisfactory evidence OF the
grow IN of the great North-West.
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1ieamopats anh Railroads..

4 UGUST, 1888 For Shrewsbury, Long Branch, High
~ lsle DOCK Ocean Hou.e Pot w-hastoo Mosut. Doos
SifdecWn .0d Red B~nt New and splendid
bat ALICE C. PRICE, Caot H. dagsery vii hon foot q
NEusy A. Moth Ever. daily as foliO-s:
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VI uut ,,errp AZ .r,a,.in The very best ia1'-t
Dr. COZ RAJ s e.;.iIsAsl Ps-. m ar
.rs.aEs -. ts.a Il, y :, uesrr The sna ilfts
saa 10 tTUshs. al aarra.er -o~.s-s@ 81 -,
l-Ty Ia bar. uasll- ~. - - =
cor IL rs fTALItS EED!CATED - AZ tf ca
is1 re,k. .aIozu~ chars cfac.s cas- ~ a. 80
...Eas TCTrEv SUBTLE 4rn-f. lur o. q iosrle 49,
uTVsr rfs ~ als -: Il bl.. L-tiD Z b. - "
dos lTa lar CLOSS RESTORtTi1 - LILY VII =,
ely ~ GDURAUD'S ID establishes L bl1fy q VA
h. l. 4 ". N.s--n. ~
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Dtean CLEANERS. 81.

A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fcs
n PORT PHILIP MELBOURNE ard SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA.
Ths ghoeIt Lew steamship GOLDEN ACE, &'"' tuns D.
Psnef commander viii positively be dHpachec tor the
heve poIt On MOSDAY IS o'clock precisely from her
A. Pr NO g. Nh T steamship the and strength ard
eseTv Get Collins Line Of and beev
a VII be the st steanhp in the world Her accom-
raios second and third G Of superior
n any built
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CIA1EN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehal-st
y SUMnFR ARRANGEMENTS. Fare 81 cents To QUARAAs
rINE sTAPLETON VANDERBILT LANDNG On AID after jay

Night boat the Island, 10 O'Clock Fare 81 cents.
Night b0a ewYosk III O'clock FARE ~ eents commuten
SUNDAY leave every half hour until r
10 clock from the Island
EyOR AMHERST COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
-Ausust 9Th 10Th and h Leave via steamers CONNECTI
CUT kNCKFRBO' KER from foot Of Conrtsndtt daily a.
O'Clock thence O'Clock A. VI, New-LOndon,
Woree.te sod Palmer Railroad reaching Amherst ny O'Clock
NJ Through iickes be procured on the boas) - So
DEDUCED FARE TO the EDUCATIONAL ASSO
Citations Of the CaOa Commissioners aud OF the
PeoD RAILROAD Company mamhe and deesatrs 70 me
Educational Associations 10 NEST al Pittsburgh
on the August 1855 entitled Excursion Tickets
at Hall Fare. 49,,
sbd Others certificates eute them the reduc
tn please apply by letter post pad to EDWARD C.
EDDIE. No. 6 South Fiftb-st- PhisdclPi ia
Tickets will be furnished by the Ohee Of
the Associations At Pittsburgh
,,.c.e. Co.. "a p.l;shle pon,s tsi1.
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Fare q cents
A UGUST, lsj3.-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
~ Highland pck O;ean House Port Washngton, MOuqrs Dock
Dock (Mcdov AID Red BsukThs elegant snd
THOMAS q. HAIGHr Capt J. p
V running the first day Of August regular
hours between Red Bank touching at GIL the regular
Leaving Red Bank morning at
ooock Leaving view York PECK sp East RIVER aeroooD
at "a oclock. Fare % cents.
mn al e above hours until further notice
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AN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

III ItEhN Cl Lam OOmfANI
" For BREMEN, via SOUTH lHPTOS, the Z. : NAL
sAp TAsHIsGTOS, Fitch Commander viii sail for
ucug Sou;Lau and the mails and Eng
LAND AID FRANCE, SATURDAY, August - tsn Per No
North River.
fsIcE SOUTHAMPTON ssg~E,
In frsf Calm, Ma Saloon q
N Nst4s LoNeF oe4DoA..
IA exTeTeLctd SURGEON 10 attached to cash steamer.
AL letieus a. pas through the POst-Ofoe.
sJtcie delivered 10 Bavre and London.
EoF JeSsSse freight spply
M0LLER, SAND RTERA. AGENT, No d soutt-si
The Steamship Hermann will succeed the Washington and sail
Sept
I lVEbPOOL and LONDON PACKET SHIPS
H SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
snd from LIVERPOOL th e,h Hs, Of
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serrrrftes'o EScLASD, IRELAND. SCOTLAND Az WALES
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Meesr YIN MIA Co, Bsnksr. Lonoeld ~, Lonaon-
1Ae Nerors Bank Of Scotland, Glasgow;
sesri. Kovfnar. GrInEeA q Co, Liverpool
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