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Speclal Notice.
Es ezs tessa e E1Es2 e. Fa -

0N and after this date the Passenger and Mail
~ Train will rIn once week, say WEDNESDAY,,
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back,
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ and bring up Passengers and light freight Stock
Poultry Eggs, Fruit, and other light articles will he
received at tile Camden Passenger Depot, on WedDes.
days, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train down from Columbia. 1t will be ne.
ccssay for shippers of stock to give three Of four days
notice, that cars may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
ald back on Saturday-one day only.
Schedule of Running Time.
FIRST OR MORNING TRAIN.
Leave Camden at. ........:.......... "a. III.
Arrive at Junction at..................,f at. f.45
Arrive at Camden. en.....................l0 l0.45
SECOND OR MIDDAY TRAIN, on WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at. ........... ....... IL 80 a. N.
Arrive at junction at. at................." 2l6 J.. 81.
Leave Junction at t................... 243
Arrive at Camden ut at................... 5.l5
N. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan l8 tt
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Engineers Office, s. G. Rnii Road,

AIKEN, Feb %, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
- flee of the Rail Road Company, in Charleston or
Aiken until the 1st day of April next for grading SIX
ty two miles of Rail Road between Charleston and
Dranchyillc. Tie same will be divided into sections OF
seven miles each; the privilege given to contractors to
take one or more as desired to be completed before
the lst day of May 1854. Profile and Specifications
be obtained by application to the undersigned at
Aiken, from whom all other desired information can be
obtained GEO 3. LYTllGOE,
Chief Engineer.
March Il II 1t
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One lot of Rice, levied on aud 10 he sold as the
of Joseph A. Bossard, at the suit OF n B.
Arrants VS.. Joseph A. Rossard. .jSl)
THOMAS BASKIN, S. X. D.
SugRIFFs OFFICE March 8.
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Our Plank Road progresses towards It's con
c!usjon rather more slowly than We ha" cN,
pected. From all we can learn however IL
IS not the fault Of those wh" have the manage.
nent Of the work. The scarcity OF IaborerS
Is M the real cause of delay. The company is
Offering good wages-thc work IS ne,tAcr Sc.
we're nor unwholesome the sectio" OF country
y w ss salubrious as any in the word. Why,
them this difficulty should exist we cannot d!
..om ."e' Understand. But so it is We think it
our duty to say, to all who have hands t" hire
hat they would do well to try the Flank
Road Company, who have always proved to
be good pay and sure pay.-h|g:T'" A'F'''
Gscr.
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{. O. o. F.-ncrshlw lodge, No.
rJNIIE Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be hd
L at their Hall, on Friday Evening, at o'clock.
D. r KENNEDY, Secretary.
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Foul MrnDER.-A most foul and wantoa
,orr.Ior w,s committed on Saturday morning
a,uSs 1ast on the the person Of Mr. lIsman or Ileyr
non from Lincolnton, North Carolina, near the
Sandy Ford, IN Spartanburg district. 1t al-
bears the deceased was travelling with wagon
and two mules, and had camped ont Tor th'
piyht. When found in the morning ne was
living on the ground near the tongue OF his wa
Gop, dead, with his face and head cut, aPP''-
ren,ly with an axe, so shocklnsly' tn't Ills ie'-
lures were with difficulty recognized.
There is no doubt but money WIS the object
&c tbo murder. A.. when last seen, Oh Friday
cveninr, the deceased had, i'll his possession,
from $40 to $50, and when found, his pockets
had been rifcI Of their contents and II" clue
could be found to the pcrpetrator OF IT the D'pouy
deed. We hope strict watch will be kept, t.
and the villain receive the punishment MS of'cN
dcoJ richly merits.-LourensriHe He'af".
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DESPERATE ArrEAY,-Wc have the partcu-
lars Of desperate and faia ailray which occur
red in Monticello, Jasper county, on the 1t Of
March-thc parties engaged being citizens Of
that place, and three brothers by the name Of
SIaurhtcr, of the same county. The Slau"h-
trrs made their first attack upon Wyatt Il.
Smith, ES,I., striking at him several times with
Bowie knife. Failing in their attempt, they
started for homc but meeting gentleman
named Lcvcrctt, Justice Of the Peace in Monti-
cello. they again drew their pistols and told him
thcv intended to kill him. At that moment
Mr. Thomas J. Bartlett int"rtrrrd and attrmpt-
ed to prevent the spiIliug of blood. The Slan-h.
tcrs then turned ur"n him and iir"'-thc bail
grazing one Of his cars. Several PERSONS had
10y this time joined the parties, among whom
were Mcssrs. G. +. Bartlett, Davis Lave, II. A..
Dickinson, and X. }. Loyal. The aiiray ended
by Thomas r. Slaughter being sEot down, and
shortly after cypring--his brother Isaac, dan
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NOMINATION.

M. Editor: Having been informed that our prcsen
efficient ntendant declines re election VIC nominate
Mai JOHN ROSSER rs candidate for the same.
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold on Thursday, the oath inst. at the
w. residence of james l.. Brasngton. on Dekalb
sect his assigned estate for the benefit Of his cred-
hrs. Paul +. llLLhfluCE, Asssuee.
March s. 10 3t
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Cutlery.

Cutlery.
CONSISTING of Fine Razors, Penknives and Twee-
" zers, Porte Monaes, Portfolios, and Glove Boxes.
Also
Letter, Cap and Bill Paper; Waters, Sealing Wax,
Plain and Fancy Envelopes Steel Pens and Penhold-
ers, Red. Blue and Black Inks may always be had at
Feb Stf q. j. DELAYS. [.
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sPR1N& DRgss GOODS.

A FEW DRESS PATTRNS, of printed Bereges
n and Grenadines. Jht received at
C. MATIIESONS
March 3. IL "
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N3tico.

ALL r,rsous laviv claims against the Estate OF
ri, ,,I' I J.,,sI are required TO han" them in.
r,' ';,. will 4 plead in bar Of al claims not pre-
,I ','I = tie lst Monday i'll January next
,..i'a , ;,,,I srpcmcnt of til" cSlat" will he made
Nv" % ' ''''',, SAMUEL BASKlN, Admir-
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b,sSDLUTHOE.
Cnm.lnn NlEcll !. 1853.
NOTICE..

r5>rIE suYcribcr gives notice that he will continue
husirss on his own account at the old stand OF
r II rit Co., and will he pleased to attend to all
who mJ favor him with call.
Mari |. X. II. flNOL.
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One likely'Negro Boy named John. three head of
Horses one Carriage and Household Furniture, levi
ed upon and TO be sold as the property of Cantey,
at the suit Of P. +. Vilepigue ct al VI !" Cantey
and H. Cantcy. The Furniture TO be cold ut the de-
lendunt's residence. (Sl)
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Fo, Sale,

,DwSIlAEES in the South Carolina Rail Road
r,i,I,,md,.n Branch Stock For particulars app,
:" v, ,;s Office. Feb S If
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Sherif's Sales.

TOY virtue Of sundry writs of fcri acas to Inc di-
ID rccted, | will sell OH the first Monday and
Tuesday in April next, being the 4tli and 5th deya
of said month, between the usual hours Of sale, the
following property, to wit:
One tract of Land Oh tile waters OF Sawney's
Creek adjoining lands of A. d. Jones ard others, lie
We'd upon and to be sold as the property OF William
Robertson at the suit Of James S. Deas and John
Boykjn Ex'ors. rs VIM Robertson. (SD
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ynsEsNqNG GOODS,

IN Silks french DeIaincS Canton Cloths: ApaccaS,
r;,'T,ln'S and CalirocS, aIl Of 4 most superior
,uoIi,v Sow receiving Al ...,
i"a,"I' q, a. NJ. & Il. kENNEDI'S 5.
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Southern Chair Factory.

Charleston, March II.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
APRINTJNG OFFICE.

Few persons have any idea Of the amount
of talent labor and expense required TO con-
duct daily newspaper establishment IN our
large cities. No other business, mercantile
mechanical or professional, needs anything
like the same investment Of either, 10 b5 sue
cessfnlly prosecuted ami yet, with all this
vast expenditure of means, newspapers are
often hazardous ventures, and rarely lucrative
TO the extent frequently attained in other
pursuits. OF all the printing Offices in the
United States from which a paper is issued
thai Of the New York Tribune is perhaps
The mos, complete. The publishers have,
recently issued Directory giving the num-
Der and the names of its employees, from
which we make The following recapitula,on,
under the expectation that the facts il embra-
ces will prove as curious and interesting TO
our readers generally, as they certainly were
10 us:
The force daily employed upon the Trbune
consists of 1 Editor 10 Assistant Editors !;
I3 Reporters 80 Correspondents Publish
er; 6 Clerks; Foreman OF the Composing
Room; Assistant Foremen; 80 Regular
Composiiors; Proof Readers; A Office
Bows; / Foreman OF Press Room Assist
ants; 10 Feeders Engineers; Wrapper
writer's occupied in the Mai.Toom, and
20 Carriers-Toial, III.
OF the Assistant Editors, I, &c. A. Dana)
is General and Foreign; l, George Ripley
Literary; J., (Bayard Taylor, formerly oi
Penn'a) Travelling; !, George M Snow
Commercial 3, (J. F. Cleaveland, Donald C
Henderson, and Alex. w. Thayer) Domestic
News; !, (William Newman) Ship News
L, franklin ]. Ollarson) City News OF The
Reporters, are of Police; Of Lectures;
of General News; of the Courts; OF Al
dermen's proceedings; of Fires; ]
Meetings of Williamsburg Items; o
Jersey City, and of Brooklyn. OF the Cor
respondents, / writes from London; from
Dublin; from Liverpool; from Paris;
from Cous,aniinople from Philadelphia
from Washington from Albany; iron
the Plains from Mexico; ! from Havana
from California; from Toronto; 10 IrTeg
uIar, and Teegraphc Repo rters. Thona
McElrath, ESQ., recently of Lancaster coun
", and native Of Pennsylvania, is the pub
Usher. ,,--.... ----
The establishment is owned by the follow
ing "a persons; Horace Greedy, the Chic
Editor; Thos. McElraih, Publishers Charlie
A. Dana, James S. Pike, George Ripley, Bay
ard Taylor, George M. Snow, and J. I
GIeaveland, Assistant Editors; Samuel Sin
,ar, Robert M. Streibeigh formerly OF Pen
Peland James Cnihell, Clerks; Thomas n
Rocker, Foreman Of The Composing Room
;eorgs Hall, Foreman OF the Press Room
nd Patrick Rourk, one of the Engineers j
he Press Room. It is understood that tn
irsi two own about two-thiIds OF the esat
shmeal. Daily Register.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18


crSEs IN NonruuMBERLASp couSrI ARE
ASSESSED AS FOLLOWS: .
Milton Borough.
John F. Caslow, 4th class, Do 0O
Jonathan Zellers %
DeIapare Township.
Hayes & Mccormick, 4th class, $5 90
Lepis topnsh,p.
Amos T. Bsel 4th class, SIS 90
PERSONS ENGAGED IN REcrlffIN6 ANp shLLiNS
WuIsKEr IN rue COUNTY.
Milton Borough.
John Kohr, 10th class, 30 90
Sophary Dence, co
BEER HOUSES AND OYSTER CELLARs IN TUE
Milton borough.
c. Slime, liquor s.h class IS so
David Waldron, liquor %
Joseph Eckbert, 90
VIM. Strne, 10
&. Makes, w
Northumberland Borough.
Henry Wenck, liquor Sth class, Ss 80
Sunbury Borough.
Simon Martz, liquor sth class, IS 90
Philip Brymire, liquor 90
Charles Gcrringer, liquor :" 50
BREwEns WITHIN THE COUNTY.
Million.
George Baker, 9th class, 30 OC
An appeal will be held at the Commissioners
Office, in Sunbury. on Saturday, the 25th day o
June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at which tim.
and place those interested may attend
I~lrr vi JAS. ID. BARR,
Mercantile Appraiser
| Iuna II tah2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
IS REWARD !

y9>IIE above reward will he paid for the discov-
L cry and conviction of every individual found
guilty of trcspassing or ujurinS any of the
property of Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad
Company.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
June, 4, lS53.--tf
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: foreign n Z ~ g /.
ARRIVAL OF THE
! p A G / f l G..
LATER FROM EUROPE.

"r't"e WocemeHs-Impend'ng rapture oe
ticeen Russia and Turkey Russidn Arm,
rs on The Fronticr-Nankin taken by the Reb
els Commodore Perry at Hong Kong
81 br,f,sh Army in Bumah Repuised.
sssssf.i % RUSSIA AND TURKEY. H
Menschikof, the Austrian Ambassador, lef
Conssantinople on the 22d, and arrived a
Odessa the next day.
The Russian army, 100000 strong is con.
cenrating upon The Turkish frontier.
So The Ministers of France, England, Prussia
and Austria had made a joint attempt to re.
VconciIe the parties, but Menschikoh and the
Divan appeared to be equally inAexible. So
the former left Constantnople and the Otto.
man fleet was sent for to prepare for emer.
gencies, Part of the feet has been sen, 10
Egypt for the troops that the Abbas Pashes
has already mustered.
The Minister of War also despatched cou-
-riers to every Ottoman province TO call out
the whole warlke resources of the empire
The whereabouts of the French fleet is
not ascertained, and orders OF the British
fleet are KEEP, with the most profound secrecy.
Affairs now appear TO be critical, but may
still all be quietly settled.
CHINA.
The intelligence from China is Of lha ut
most importance.
The latest reliable Intelligence from
Shanghae is 10 the 2Sih Of April. The city
of Nankin was invested hy the rebels on the
10Th of April The Imperial Commissioner,
for the purpose OF relieving the city by water,
h'red a beet of boats from the Portuguese
,Betcre they could reach the city, the rebels
captured them.
Ia this strait the Commissioner besought
aid from the foreign Consuls and the French,
English and Americans agreed 10 assist The
Imperial Government.
The British Consul sent the Salamander,
Lily, the lIermese steamer; the French con-
sui sent the steam frigate Cassini. and the
American Commissioner, Mr.. Marshal, I'M
der,ook 10 place the Susquehanna frigate be-
fore Nankin.
No accounts had been received OF the re-
suit, but there were many rumors Of Inn erial
victories in the interior, but no reliance was
placed on them.
D.. Commodore Perry, with the steam frigate
Mississippi, arrived at Hong Kong on The 7lh
Of April, and he despatched the Plymouth 10
Shaushae on the 9th.
STILL LATER FROM CHINA.
a private letter, received at Manchester,
brings dates from Shanghai 10 tho Goth Of
April, one day later than the above. This
letter states that Nankin had fallen into the
talds of the rebels. The commander of the
British fleet refuses 10 permit British mer-
chanrmen up the river with stores or ammu-
milton for either party. 1t was expected
that the American commander would adopt
the same course.
Vanderbi's steam yacht, the North Star,
arrived a, Southampton on The lst inst.
Among the passengers on board the Pacific
are Lewis Cass, Jr, Charge d'Afiaires a,
Rome, and II. J. Raymond.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
NORTHUMBERLAND
Select School for Girls.
Under the Care of Miss E. Calvin.

INSTRUCTION will be given in the ordinary
English Branches, Physical, Sciences, Alge-
bra, Geometry and Languages.
A Session will consist of twenty two weeks,
Second quarter to commence OH the 18th of June.
TERMS.
Orthography, Reading, Writing Com
position, Geography English Grammar
and Arithmetic per quarter. $500
With any additional English study, .'Si,00
Algebra, Geometry, or Languages, $500
Music, Painting, aud Drawing, each scperato
and at the customary rates.
References.
Dr. II. b. MCay, Northumberland
ID. Taggart, Esq,
Hon, Joseph Casey, New Berlin.
Rev. DIR, NJ Kinney. Ed. Pres Banner rha
IL. q. M'Guirc. A. NJ, Principal of Central
Institute, Philadelphia.
Northumberland, May 81, lS53.-3m.
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EXCELSIOR GALLERY

We would say, come TO our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee to make you perfect
picture, by our ELrcTno CHEMICAL process,
that works in from J to seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in Philadelphia or
elsewhere, TO compete with us, as we are the
invcnto's and the process is used only in diff
ferent establishments in New England and the
Middle States For pictures of adults, the silver
medals we have received from the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs, is sufficient proof that they are
the Ne Plus U2tra of perfection.
We would call particular attention to ouI
Talbotypc Daguerreotypes in Oil.
ID. {. CoLLISs N Co, 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Main street, opposite site Hamp
den House, Springfield aud Collins Building
! WesiGeld, Mass.
n. b.. Cur establishment is Illuminated by
the brllliancy of our Pictures by Day, and hy
Pyofsssor Horsetoyd's SGJay Lamps ty Night
| "CoIne aud see"
Phila., May %, ls53.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Notice

rs hereby given that the annual Session Of
said Court TO commence at Sunbury, on
the second Monday Of July next, will by
direction of the Court be then adjourned Ia
the third Monday, at which time II is also
directed by The Court that all causes fur
argument vii! be taken up and disposed Of
without delay.
Gil ARIES PLEASANTS,
Prolh'y S. c. N. y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

GREAT NEWS!
A New
CLOTHING STORE IN SUNBURY.
- ELSBERG & CO., respectfully announce
M TO the inhabitants of n orthumberland county
and the public in general, that they have com
menced II new Clothing Store i'll Sunbury Pa,
opposite the Post Office, adjoining Mr.. Stroh's
saddler shop in Market Street. They are just
opening splendid assortment of fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Consisting in part of
Cloths, CassimsrS, Satinett, Linens, Checked
and Fancy Cloth Pants and Coats
ALSO, y fine supply OF silk, Satin aud other
Vests.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of all Kinds of Hats and Cap, shirts and
Collars and GcntrWg1s furnishing
Goods la grucgt.
All of which will be sold cheaper lhan cheap
at the lowest cash prices.
The public may rest assured that all O. thing
they buy of our store is made ~ wei, u, one Of
the firm is practical tailor and our whole stock
OF Clothing is made up ry ourselves. Ou atho-
ring to the cash Irnciplc and our cItendod &C.
quaintance among New Aulk and Philadelphia
Importers of Cloth enables M to sell very cheap.
Call aud See; No charge for looking At our Goods.
Our Assortment is always kept Up Us we are
constantly getting fresh supplies.
Sunbury, May Z, lS53.--
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A Stray Horse

CAME to the premises Of the subscriber in
~ Little Mahanoy twsp., about three miles be-
low Treverton, on the I'd of June inst, a dark
Bay Horse, bind Of one eye, and about ! 5 years
old. The owner Is requested to come forward
prove his poperty and take hiur away.
..f..t ,,sgt NICHOLAS EASTON.
June IL, is53.Otf ff Z
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
Important to Coal Dealers.

TINHE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
Il they have entered into partnership under the
firm of Kasc, Reed 81 Co., for the purpose Of
mining, shipping and selling coal, delivered at
Sunbury, or at any other point along the Sus-
quehanna
They will he ready TO deliver coal. well prcpa.
red. on contract or otherwise, at all times, on the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Orders received at Shamokn hy
KASE, REED & co.
Sunhurv, Juno 4, lS53.-lv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18
Rope ManulactOry.

vTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
l. of Northumberland and Sunbury, and the
public generally, that he has constantly OH hand
and manufactures to order all kinds of Boa ropes,
bed cords, wash lines plow lines twine and lines
of all kinds, at his establishment in Northum-
berland.
RICHARD NJ ARSHALb.
North'd., June H. 1883 SIN.
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Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T AT LAST.

NOW for the little ones. Why will parents
~ waste hours and days in iruitless endeavors
to get perfect pictures OF their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable caricature I!
We would saw come 10 our
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

NOTICE.

vTNHE Vendors and Retailers of Foreign and
Il Domestic merchandise, within the county OF
Northumberland, will take notice that they are
assessed and rated by the appraiser Of mercantile
taxes, for the year 1883, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

IN YORK CITY RAlLROAD.-ExtsrsOa OF ne Stk-
Ec.t Traek 10 Bu5ao-This road exteGdins from bsnao
% Hcrneilsve on Newton and Ere RsrOad- 70 nov
cutrpletsd ss fall o;eration. fsriLs n connoeton We
r.f road the shortest ehesp-st and mot direct rous D.
tween Sev-York Cay ana Buffalo. IL q OF The GLfsos
gusge saS bulk IN the most Substantial ansnns 40
s-.,t,r uot,r Of hsy.x been N orsTso1 mouths
II Ia entirely free from the rOuzhnes usual on ne-
Fue fremssew-fork 20 Buffalo ..'''-eI ~ .,
Throush tickets and b..nse ehecss can b procyr-a
he Depot ct the Ns~-Yort and Eris kArosa- i"o'
prres, n Y t..v..a n, ,.g.,.
-. - -. .9ver Of the kef oxs md rrls 49,
80 w. r-xns vii e-ve Hornesyls for buf1-o on tse
$50 ~ "a. Erie Railroad trans-Bahso NOV . ,sI-
i n HOYT Supt Bus,lo and y. u Ciry 4 X
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WEEKLY LINE to CALIFORNIA.-U. s.

w Aail Steaus ship Company and Pacific NAL steam
ship Compsny-S that the public interests and con-
veptBse demand Weekly Line between Nes-i ork and
San francisco, the Pacific and United States Mall steam
ship CompALiesthe Pioneers in Steam Nayisat4on-oe-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Porte will
then ships both extend their present semi
Monthly service Weekly Line, commencing the oth