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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

A LBERT Il. NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER LARGE AND
splendid sale of tn ported English books, comprising
standard literature the best
editens n cessly bindings Also, mAsns snt lustrasod
Co., will sell At auction, Saturday evening q. O'clock
|nt their galleries at the aonal Academy Of Design 63
Broadway opposite Bond street, splendid csllsstien of
SoSis chiefly nporsed English editions bound II costly
eory England bound in ca extra Sir W. scotts works,
elegantly bound in calf set Of the Adins Poets
B3 yo calf the Abbotsford edition of the Wa
vsfy Novels With 2o ussstions elegantly bound calf
illustrated and bound in extra Boydels ShakS
psare dol Turner's of Fr ce fine proof plates mo-
lhsrs and politicians in vols .upsrby bound Peierings
odition Of Kittens WORKS. octave, calf extra; Knights
morocco, extra Cowpers Novels 100 vols calf
Irvngs Works, 10 vols morocco. exra Coeridse, Haw
sztr. Chalmers shsksPears calf extra RobsIssen's
Byron Msore Goldsmith Pope Cowper Bulwer Bryant
Bmollst Swifs Johnson DO Also, set Of wilkes United
States Exploring Expedition quarto tog ther with large
nunbsf Of superb illustrated works view. Catalogues
ban be- obtained the day before sale.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, 40 Wall street.
EDWARD SENrzENIcH late chief salesman of Il. H. Leeds
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House or Representatives


WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1858
APPROPRIATIONS THE DEPARTMENT AND MILITARY
ACADEMY.
Mr. Houston, (dem.) Of Ala from the Con mittee ON
Ways and Means reported bills making appropriations
for the support of the Indian Department and for the
support Of the Military Academy for the year ending June
1854 Referred to the Committee Of the Whole the
State o. the Union
THR HOMESTEAD BILL
Mr.. DAWSON, (dem.) OF Pa from the Committee
Agriculture, reported the Homestead bill. Referred to
Committee of the Whole on the State Of the Union.
TuK FOURTH INsrAIXESr OF THE SURPLUS REvEyul
to ssas
nstslment OF the surplus revenue under the law of
TIN PROPOSED PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON.
Mr. SAGE, (whig) Of T.. offered joint resolution that
the Secretary Of the Interior (provded he ns obtain the
c .. q: . U
States such terms may be deemed just and exped
ent and that the b paid for out Of money In the
Mr BAYLT, (dem) Of Va moved to lay the resolution
on the table, Disagreed to, BY yeas, 90; nays, 1o3
Select Committee seed that majority Of the
meD bsrs Of the CONN Of Ways and Means had voted
to lay 1t on the table.
Mr. Houston moved to refer the resolution to the Com.
mitt.e on Public Buildings and Grounds.
Mr.. BAyIY moved reference to the Committee on
Military Affairs. He knew OF authority to buy land,
except for dock yards arseas aad things of that sort
Mr.. CAMPBELL. F s whg) OF Ohio, asked Mr.. Bsyly
whether the fessfon ne old not report bill
favor OF paying the expenses Of ths aousteros home
from Spain Whe cid the gentleman find that power2
Mr.. BAyLY refer ed the gentleman to this Congressional
lLe where would be found The whence Congress
supposed the power wan derived
rIsEIr, (dem) OF H., asid before he could vote
the ouiiop he wished to know how many there
are the estss how much money Ia to be paid for IT,
and whoee control II To beS He hopes it would
go 70 the committee least likely to carry out the inten
tlon OF the mover.
Mr. BAYLy in reply to question said Virginia win not
csds her Jurisdiction part OF her territory 10 tho
general government except for purposes defined by the
consiitution.
Mr. CauaCmI (dsm) Of Tenn said, in visu Of this, It
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EHENIrgRE. CARPETS.

y pianofoite, Go.-C ". HOLMES viii sell this day,
Friday, Dec & at l0h O'clock all the furniture Ao in the
house Forty fifth sixth Seventh
Of elegant carved suite crimson and
green superior 81 octave pianefors rosewood corner
stands eteger and quartette tables elegant carved
work tables sofas easy chairs mahssany
toilet SETS elegant gilt China sets
damask curtains French and cottage hedstsads quilts,
hogsny extension dining tables walnut do silver plated
ivory cutlery croekcry and gasswars basement and
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kLEaANT SALE oy FANCY Goops.-wILLIAM

kLEOANT SALE or FANCY GOODS-w LILLIAN
IRVING 4 CO will sell At auction, on Thursday aad
day Deoember 6 and 6 At l0k o'clock each day At the
No. Pine street, superb Parian marble groups
gures guardian snsel grape gathorers fsher girl
hce easons reaper and glt amer woodmsn rourn from
htaGe Greek slave Cleopatra shepherds sud other
saArb Parian vases and pictures oegsat bronze
chapd alAhrss and caudeai;cks, bros2s
ups figures Indian huntsrs, Clssis and CGsar, the
sons fisher boy women hunting SUBJECTS glsdis
groups Of animals Paper machie goods tesntifuily
AID pearl contre tables CHAIRS cork tables, dressing
es work boxes, trays foiios &C. silver Ated are su'
ksttles wAers csstsrs sugar cake and brshd ea aas
tex tubs salts &o Sig. Vito Viii Sons importation
siap urns Pompeii pitchers superb agate vases feet
elegant Medicl Hsbe do, egyptian octsSon urns
leaf fonts card receivers supported ny dophin 49,
French fancy goods tate tote ssss importation
s segar stAnds papor nache groups and esures work
~ Of ebony. terra es.ta Bohemian asx wsre "a
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HKNhY II. LEEDS. ACCOUNTABILITY DE
IL eemher ls At lO O'clock, ~ the sales ROOM Ne all
street T9 tho trade and sale large
made being the entire stock and dealer
declining busne consisting Of the styles Of a,nas
Of oloth beaver, mohar Siberian cloth, &c Devonhre
Lsrssy beaver nshar and castor cloth ovsrooas
highly finished with other desirable Earments
faotured this Catalogues will ready and the
ocloch at the gallery sr Of the store No Wal street
beautiful collection Of oil paintings consisting Of 100 oil
rate collection Also about 80 pastel paintings Of the finest
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The Lees or the Revenue Cutter Hamilton.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IA, 1853
Two nors bodies Belonging to the lost Gutter Ia milton
haye besn found, making six ALL and they be-
heved to have be1n the Of the Leutsnants boat
(the missing one) 1t is pretty certain that all HA
Dorished. -
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" Saturday At l0 O'Clock, at No Is Sixth avenue SIX
dozen pArlor and sookiAS stoves tnwars benches tools
Alse, lot Of furp.
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LBERT n. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-NAGNIr RI.
a cent sale Of diamond iewery, watches chains &C.,
splendid single On carat breast PIN suits of diamonds
single stone and cluster ngs, crosses &c. Albert Nco
s'slooi tbs New York Long Room, 6s Broadway az
Ainoent stoch Of diamond jswelrv, waohe chains and
Co.. request tie attention Of the public to this sse which
oonsists entirely Of articles The selection
is Of highest character one gentle
single breast PIN weighing 6 aarats and valued
ohes studs finger rings single stone and clusts ~
me sold chains also one SUPER eiessnt Chased Lon
don made watch ohaip foe IS carat go weighing eight
ounces; large variety of emerald and ruby rings and
brooche English and frep oh ported watches Tho whole
Of this stock o. sn mSs iashonaoG war
loguss the sveaing before sale. -
EDWARD SINTZENINH,
late chief salesman to IL. II. Leeds Go.
ALBERT q. NIcoLAy, 40 W all street.
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lY SIMEON DRAPER-rHTs DAY, FRIDAYJ AT THE
N 8. hOUGH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF

h 8. hOUGH, AyCTIoHEER.-AUCTIoN SALE OF
". magnificent household furniture, pianofoe, pier
aeses, velvet carpets, statuary silver &c. tomorrow
aturday) At M No. 4s West Twenty arst street.
twsen Seventh Eighth consisting Of hand
ney carved rosewood suit in crimson and gold brooates
do in rosewood chairs 20 wing do
gold brocade plato and msrbletop etcgore splendid
sewood bookcase cost hundred doars supsrbly toned
anoforte octave (warrn rosewood centre tables
th black and gold tops side and fancy tables with Italian
mosaic and Paris nlAd do EtruscAn statuettes
oups visque figures &c several finely colortd oil paint
by Lacrsh lace embroidered curtains white and blue
ocatolo do tapestry velvet Brussels carpet aabaater
ocks mantel rosewood extension table ma
gany And walnut d. hSnds mey decorated china dinner
tea SETS gold band and plain out glassware silver
hs spoons cake baskets sa sstts coffee do rosewood
ID mahogany French 1thc and Elizabethan bedsteads
eewood wash and stands mahogany do toilet ses
r atreses counerpaDe woolen blank feather beds,
listers and pillows.
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nANIEL D. NASH. AUCTIoNEER. $40 BROADWAY
will sell on Tuesday next, 10th inst at IL O'Clock A.
an assortueAt Of sethng consisting Of COATS pants
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Obituary.

BOSTON, Dec. Is, 1858.
A. g. Buringams, the wen known landlord Of the Unon
Hotel ct Brighton, ded yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 16, 1858.
DR. EkDton, Alderman of this cit died this morn
Ing Of hemorrh sge Of the lungs.
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thu SVc~t1Hc1 UHu NuvIgat1Uus
CLEVELAND Dec. I6-7 p. NJ
The weather continues remarkably favorable for out
door business There Is ice the water or frost in
the ground.
SYRACUSE Dec Is, 1853
Tho weather here Ia damp and mild. There Is no ice
In the canal, but no boats are moviHg
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household furniture manufactured by DIXON Of Broad
ors in carved rich suits u ana
lurniture hrocatee and absolute sale.
Day Deosmber l6 At lo o'clock At the sales room 69
Dixon srosdwsy TO order and removed to our store r
sonvenience q sale all in the best having
been made within the last year. Ard comprising rosewood
and mahogany bureaus iron and .dstsads fesh
beds, thick hair and wool mattresses mahogany CHAIRS
toilet tables wAshsand large sze French plate mante
glasses in reh frames splendid pier tables
carved case sy Light Newton cost $500 nal
Drsng six medallion back chairs, chair chair
carved, IN green morocco extension ta ole with extra
leaves library chairs fancy tables ornamental item
Large variety Of china and glass and culinary ar The
Whole Of which will be sold without reserve On view tho
day prsvieusly.
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PMLADMfmA, Doc. 10, 1858.
The large Workshop In the old House OF Refuge vas
destroyed BY Gre this evening Supposed to have been
set on frs The nav house la nearly ready for
was soon to have been demolished The boys all escaped
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rvo BE SOLD At AUCTION, ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER
h at u o'clock at the stable Of Cenkn CARL opposite
The ferry Drookyn the well known trottng horse
True John 1be horse Ia In Ane dition and be
:son at M Sim n.siands East New York The owner
500 upwards to carry 900 lb and driver mile
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1lO IRON WORKERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of iron railing manufsctory-Wiu be sold per-
emporily Saturday. she 18th inst commencing at 10
in Hehoken N all tho tools patterns anvils. 80, with
quantity OF ma1uaotsred ratings; aso quantity Of bar
ratu Abe eashod interest Of the presont occupants
the sad preises The olo will be sold without reserve
b. order Of abe sheriff of Hudaon county
WHIsKEY, WINES AND FRUITs.-THIs DAY, AT
l04 O'clock NO 81 Dey street. corner Greenwich
and black teas Rio and roasted ooee rasins
dates French ohestnuts Champagne Madeira and
port winef Scotch and Irish whiskey in demij chns.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auotioneer.
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ALBERT Il. NICOLAY, No. 40 Wall street.
i. SINrxxNIcH late chief salesman Of H. II. Leeds Co.

4 n. NICOLAY, UCTIONEER.-UN RESERVED SALE
n Of choice ancient mode PAINTINGS Of high clAss
Including exquisite and positions Of the
ten n1s veil verify the inspection Of
evening, Dseembr l6 o'clock At galleries at the
Academy ef Design 6s3 Broadway choice collection Of
eE many very s.suisits ATT to which
fsnds and the public rominsns amongst the soIleoon
Wilson, Inns Danby of London, Grove, Paul. Brill mag
siassss .asss piece. Dutch Brussels D
Hafatto, q. xorand, hisnos Roger valadourat Van vii
As, sehafoep Boeoe Carser Hicks Clateo, F.o,t Te-
ysY E:rl u Lond0n Knsl AsntOp Ievsrgas, Var Coy:
ksautf drawings by stanaed Turner Roberts and other
Asnglshsd English artists to be sold without
IhA pictures will be view four days rocedng the and
Ampy repay inspection. Catalogues be obtained at
sign. ALBERT NICOLAY.
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~ ULIDAY STkkEf THkATKE, BALT!NORx, TO Bl
sold at public saeBy Of the demise Of several
Of the propristors Of the Holiday street theatre
,sw to Close ths existing tho surviving lrslrissors
agreed offer the entire property at public sa The lot
which the theatre built fronts Holiday seventy
seven feet with depth Of III feet with which 10
LOT fronting On rsy:s street twenty thrs: feet with
three story building containing green roem dressing
and other avsniences for Of theatre This
io erformanoss il 80 we'll hnovn that description Of
the Baltimore Exchange one O'Clock r. M on Tuesday
Dec TO- tho following terms Of the pur
chase money cash. the residue In four eight and twelve
months With interest ;: satisfactorily ssegrsa saa
sSs ~ ns % the Cssa may %
title will be gven. The purchaser will have with the build
ngs all the and other properties
In hsn Tia premises rent for 500 per week.
F.W. BENNETT CO.. AuetioleerS,
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EINANCE pEfARTHHNH COMPTROLLERS OFFICE
New York December ~ 185S-Aueton N0tioe.-Ths old
engine house. frame building, removed from lot south
ae q street. corner Of Eighth avenue, and
a ssstGa = tie hsh:H bidder Fridsy D.senbsr
Ressrds The purchaser win be required TO the
without unnecessary delay. Terms sAsh.
A G. ELAGG. Com nkrollAr.
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Bound for Liberia. &c.

Bound for Liberia, &c.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1853
Eighty negroes, os route for LIBERIA had arrived at
Savannah, mostly from Tennessee
The New Orleans mail Of Friday is received. The
papers are bare Of news.
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r L. VANDEWATIR, AUCTIONEER-SATURDAY,
Dec. II, ~ 10Y osleck ~ the sAlsgroom, l6 NASSAU
street book, annu.ls collection Of ohoos
nent Of the finest and costly books both ane
American, suitable for holiday gifts &o all Of which will
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srIsCEI.I.ANEcU3.


BOARDING FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID obtain pleasant rooms Win board, by appyin5 ~
No. 767 Broadway.
INUR SALE-A FIRST RATE IYSrER ESTABLISH.
ment hree standinr doing good business;
located In the Ligbth No 4b POSSESSION given i'm
mediately II required.
E'URklsHED RO0M.-A LARGE, HANDSOME FRONT
IL vithor1 bosrd 81 vate family Location DESIRE
bic, pet ss johns psrk Apply at ih Franklin street.
Reference rsaarsA,
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a ucTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE-THIs

IA UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE-THIS
h Friday morning. At 1oh clock, by catalogue, without
all the roh furniture elegant carpets Freach pier
asses panofo o contained in the four story house in
Eighth four doors from Fourteenth street. all in
order consisting Of yards elegant carpets In
arloSs oilcoths two large French pier glasses
and mahogany pier and centre tables
stesere and secretary combined two suits Of richly
embroidered curtains and rich shades mahogany and walnut
elegant porcelain Bsque figure stauette and china
nante and 6guc French bronze and eight day
looks including that oafvsd
beautiful Landscape paintings richly framed. The
hamber furniture consists Of wardrobes, rosewood and
nahogany dressing bureaus wahstands and china toilet
ets, to natoh French bedsteads and paasses, to 6t
he basement furnure oliver two rich china SETS
Ivory cutlery DO Catalogues At the house S.e rain
hins Also lot Of fixtures and furniture sold at 100
greenwich avenue will be removed to this house and sold
ccount Of the purchaser. r. w. WESTC0Ff Auctionesr
QY SIMEON DRAPER-THIs DAY, (rRIDAY) AT THE
Merchants Exchange at 12 O'clock $50 0 first mort
age seven per cent verble bonds Of the Attca ALE
y Alton six cent bonds endorted BY Alton and
anganon Railroad nPany. Illinois, due 1861 interest
Ayable lst March in Ne~ York. 900 eaoh 100 seven
cent bonds Of the hgan Southern abroad Company
1866 interest February and August first mort
gs ,kson Branch Ne~ York 900 cash; 100 shares
pip Timber Bending Co mpany; 800 d. usrvsy Steel and
Company $l0 900 aank Of Utica $50; 400 do Rsh
sy Steam Brch Company, s25 IA do Rutgers Fire Insu
bnce Company S25
a ID. NASH, AUCnoNEEn, STORE NO. 3lc BROAD
49, at II o'clock at tbs Of Fulton and Font
reefs city Of Brooklyn consisting Of presses type &C.
ped for the publ alton Of rping Journal
|tabliahment, 30. FREDERICK l.. vULTE,
Attorney for Mortgages
n a noucU AucTJONEER- R-AUCTIoN SALE OF
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A UCTION SALE--ON SATURDAY, 18TH INST, AT
"a lO o'clock At Walker street, household furniture
SOFAS rockers hair stuffed chais tables o oks bureaus
carpets. bedstesds feather beds hair matresses stoves
kitchen utensils crockery ware, 10. Terms oash.
THuS SPHINX. Auction0As.
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A O. TUTTLI, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK
v:r ware xs being The B.lsnos Of The stock removed from
go BTosdvay-A O. Tutts will sell on Friday at l0h o.
serve large and veil selected s1s the bsl.nee Of
gold o comprising article the line which
viii be warranted catalogue and sold 10
wishing make for the approaching holidays Cata
lsgues ready the morning Of sale Terms eash-bankabs
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-THO2. BELL AUCTIONEER-BY
"A " s. Ingraham-This day at I0 O'Clock in the sales
feens 10 Nert WILLIAM street. will be sold the entire vslu
Able furniture Of family removed from
sing almost article in the good
ordsr. Also variety Of good furaiture &c. from Thomp
street. together With beds carpets blankets mattress
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-MARK wRAY. AUCTIONEkK@
"A wray Binyon will sell, on Saturday Dee ~, ~ ~
oessk at No. 70 Seventh between Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets the entire furniture Of family up
leusekeepng consisting Of pAror bedroom, sne ksosen
furnitsre; keeks Painting. crockery, &o.
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a UCTION NOTICk-SAMUEL OSGOoD WILL SELL
"A at the sales ROOM 81 Nassau street, Saturday Dec
rior cabinet furniture viz six rosewood parer suites in
brooatello soAs o. airs tables wardobes bureaus bed
atAads. m Attreeaoe. 40.
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EMIGRANTs IN TRoUBLE.-Application has been
by British Consul TO the United States District
Court for damsges arising ont OF tho following facts
The slp WstagA Capt Walford arrived at this port
Saturday las from Glasgow. With merchandise and 217
Her destination the port of Ns9 York,
by their contract the passengers to be landed
thera sesj Of going to that port the ship brought
to Philadelphia and the passengers landed not knowing
at the time but that it New York. They however,
did not meet their friends as expected, and their
situation may be im,gsed as well % described.
Two huntred and seventeen men, women, and
children thus left 90 about the Streets not knowing
where to eat sleep store away their clothing, &s
Ap ,lcaton made to the captain to send them to
New York by this railroad steamboat line but that
70 did not consent to- The smigrants collected to
getber last in squads OF dosen twenty eaoh
British Consul took tho mattor In hand and made the
legal application above stated The friends OF the par.
ties. who reside In New York. may feel ANXIOUS about the
expected Ones but they may know BY this paragraph sf
thar whsrsabouts Philadelphia BMldin, December Is
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National Medical College. Washington.
THE LeessEes
i tbs arm Monday October, xaa eonsinss ssu MsEcs.
yAe1.rs.
Thomas N. Professor Anatomy rhl.osoxy
Vim. r. Johnson NJ d. Professor Of otsues ~
Women and Chidfen
Riley, D. Professor Of M4sTs M.s,ss. Tlssssses
sud Hygiene
Surgery
lediciue.
King D. Professor OF Microscopic Pauholo
cal Anatomy.
Lewis StsinT M d. Professor OF Chemistry
w. II. Saunders NJ d., fro..etos a.d Demonstration
The facilities for practical anatomy
ample.
Europe,
under he
The buildings
Of the sick will greatly extend usefulness Of
medical and surgical clinic
The Tor full course Of lectures
MANIPULATING fee payable only oner
Medical aud Surgical Clinic whole
without charge
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ D.,
Dean OF
Office aud residence Of y and 18th
Aug l7-22wtlstSoy
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.ssssax A&sss .saA sss saa 4e~s4 sts4ass - ~
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THIS snp.auess s.ssv~seay e.ssS ~ s- -
Ga.las great Hoard fsss ss@s, ss4.. 4
excellent esls th earnest s,ssnuas ~ s~s~*s
superior 49,.
th~s.et.N
The express ksisssss~s t~ds a.
through h~siies s~ ss~sl ~ - ~
cludang ssopasxrs, ats y a.
nxiias1f~ a. t@axis.
Ia Cumberland. (i7s as-,l ans pssssa ~~ss - Sssss
morning.
10 connect trains. wssassus q q
M, daily msVsssS
nStoa Junction, lIsss k.D~a ths ksst h@~~s 80
Baltimore.
Al wheeling rue sev~n CG,o~ Ia.
which just eoupse*a t
ION cars. ooase, passengers do~s shs
Louisville ~ Aasavsssts 90.
LOUIS and New oreans para~ts ~ ~Ass ;,
ing further on
Wsa
Wheeling Ohio Stage C~nVass sss~sss
part Naiona osl 10 xsasss~ ~
BY railroad
railroad q sgswwssb~
places
Or Baggage through washissss whsrAss
no charge ios Transfer OF pa~s~nySrs ~ saegses.
Pare by through with the he
route from sshinson wh~slns ~ - csacssssn. t
To Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Of Mr. Parsons agent railroad wst
VIM. PAnKER,
May 1t-dn General Hsp< rnsendssi