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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

To ne Idi'rQ The !. l. Ir'pHG
Sir: As one who realizes fully and intensely as an
noItl.fn man can the necessity OF resisting prom lily ana
eecualy the daI eorovs projects OF tie s1v)cracy inc
writer cordially aescts to your 5eson that me hrt
host sc the North take IS 10 repeal the Nebraska b
v the asage Of that bill the Southern cOnsplrators eiiec-
taly ,nInashcd themselves; and every s,,i-rcspecng
Nmleuer f cling himself hurbed and outraged, by the
net stands ready the insult let its repeal then oe
Tie eIea question Of the day let stand separate aud ds-
tno from and override all otheTs-annihlate thus tbs
bay in store for H. and they will learn what fate 20 expect
for whatever else thoy may bring forward.
A. yea state the greet poin il, TO return 20 Con
plts al members fem the free ates who earnestly
deayoied 20 sustain the Missouri restriction and throw out
and ro,lare bv better men. those who did not.
To this dce, but more particularly to ascertain
trtHeih and lmcdy IL IN form Tor action at call on
future OccafOus, tic writer would suggest thct Commit
tees e formed m every city nnc town ~ the Tree states 70
oiain signature TO pledge something Ike the following
the sued yoters Of hereby pledge ourselves
f. be ~. NORTH and tech Olhrr, that will with
led
10 The lis best ertesyors the Of
Neli6ske be elected h set promptly,
has sidlcd measure should provoke from
g urioriy Of his constituents request 20 ressn 1890
Such IlcGce would Obigato man 10 vote for Wing,
Democrat or >oer but simply 10 ABSTAIN voting Tor
traitor and if those representing each llst OF nae-
slould form themselves into Vigilance Committee.
select one from out their numbers doug-iace could be
elected or sustain himself in office, with powerful
moral and social as well political influence would the
organization exert.
No better use can Ice made of the coming 4th OF July
than TO devote the day 10 the formation of an organization
whose object shall Ice resistance 70 tho extension Of
slave Territory.
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FREEMES FOR KANsss.-The Washington correspon-
d, mt of Tie Baltimore Sun writes on June follows
learn that one day las; week, seven hundred Ger
mans. new Immigrants passed through Cincinnati Oh
,t.r way 10 Kansas am creliby informed that this is
ONLY one small party out % the many parties now on their
way for Kansas and Nebraska and thar al these bodies.
tie aggregate are but the advanced guard oil
AN oy,rw helmiuc foreign force. When Col Aanypeany
wa, i'm Nebraska Lost year he found there ort three white
men: soon there will be hundreds )f thousands all
Anti.Slav,ry men 1 Is TIM for the >orh 90 aeknowi-
edn, that thew never beloved in the Nb0ska bill as Il
benefit and lie North, affecting 10 be 20 much agia
ted Ly the repeal oi the Missouri Comp 'l'e must a'-
knowledge La. the Nebtas. bill is h or The enlarge
m.t Of N. area of Ahotonsm. All those licr are 10
have Ike ri.r, Of srf's 20 from .ho stas;
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To 10 Td,tr II The \ J. I''ornr ...,s3
I'm, tic Boor1 Of Hcolt would meet to take measure "
r,cy,n the extension OF an epidemic or the 7pF22i
,be Ch.cra &C. Bcirg somewhat Interested On me SUI
ice, Of our Ci,ys hcrl,h end anxious to know "h' '
outhot,i- would do. or sr.gcH' or discu'S' - q
oiroiv AT o'clock in the afternoon, repaired - he
Cr,,,ntns Chamber in the City Han IN the nope OF
teng yecnca edid while her re- ,ss no. me
ia, ri tLe Bo,yd Il HcaiH, and thr.s the business
would tie conducted with coe eoe pr lseie and nat
all persons present rot member . It{gefl ~
which ali our czcus are vi;ally ,nercsted, appeared to
me rc,y s.anoe cannot understand Ne Mature 3t the
Board IN ,yrc1f x all porsOrs not members from beng
tte.eu, aud learning utaf CITY FDtfcrs are Gb0W
am citizen Of NowYok, own real and Per-ona prop
rcrt, 7 comply with al the laws and regulations 81 in
titv go,Irnrent A. faT a. ! am abe. Why then should
or Guy other citizen be deprived Of the right Of hearing
M dlilra;iens Of this Board. The public are interested
in is prcocednq Can be possible that Board Of
Health have anything to say or do which they would be
unwilling that the public should know T. d. A.
XasE I.I. al
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,ha, this s,rcam Ia the beginning o That ~" which ha-
J s nnny ,h,ofo. and much pcrpe d,y the IN,
,w,,ai ,s,,I Tho min body Il tho ream Gstraced
h, Fam and the Lpndcrp but Park s ack i, whore ws
already large AMI The L,"' took i up ~n"r
WcL.y, now the sources pretty well defined shoai our
h,,a ho apaTcd YOU may ci cci moro inmate Pafuoaa'
hv and byc The country open 10 us. aud We nope ~
a. hc ALI, to begin ,son the hond waters 81 VIC
No. Tho Kiug Zero IL very friendly. and in corr,
pond,ncc Will Mr Hrooks al NJ. Tarpsns Sh'.'h ny "
loot of Big Bonn Falls. He h anxon, 'f h',n ,''i
,,d 40 erc nj, d,ln,ine for want of tbnrer. Inc
=. 80 m Tho country is deli ghifu,, and %
MI Human appearances healthy country .-.-.-..,..
Nav ibc Christian world awake to iho gren "9
Of giving the blessings Of me Hosrei 10 NJ 1s III ,e
lrm ss you r,c proper Yours for me spr1ll OF i,'''
and truth.
- linz O.
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ntnqpals.

TrENRYS SMITH & TOWNSEND have rcmcyei
10 ifsir Wv se-,s, NJ. y ard 70 w -fcnst, 6w doe"
y BrOad"'y.
CFMOyAl.-Strow Goods Hats &c-THOSiF.
Ia son EOEsLER have removed Id 80. g MAIDEN lane H.
rrctely crp.se .A eruer place ; business. trreose here
ss.orl occupied . Ncsa l5-luay Jr + Cl AMI ono. ,
ale e. general % stl.A" GUIDE HAhS
&C., for cesh appro cd paper
Ii ..i-~ f..-abhcl 7.9) importers nui Dealers in Fins
acne jew y Ell Aad- tA latest scrns Also Va
ctds IN Eirr irs silver Ware Sc all Of which VIII DO wa
rsntcd s-1he best wo-knen only employed IN repairs
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a ~aSns~sss~aa> ,Ns@"s''"'
law No,. w~ssyd AL es'h
MA s,Vs all nj ~ae VIVA
49,. ,.,,.,,, we. all tAc sN he e"@
IN sl.e the NV ~N H"sN
ua. An. ,,,re yAle AMI shestN sh'a
-. hS.~,,N,s ,A,y wofS sh"nH'
vst.'i .s,.sA = NwN, when ne sterf ~
AZ .ss.f he ,ss.sn @'NVN
"a. -. A.. s.s.As, k,ys wAs ies,I
"a e,sss ~ no ~ e'ss reeN~ss :
a.. 80 IL witty ,H.s,d he heSsN,
ia asssA = rrsss tH 'see rent
.s.,,esss s~.S. "y,aa Mani q cen;
lI,,s ~ cei'tcs isvN
M "a, wa, tv,ioA mVshcgs Np'
~ iA,hS, |,Atj IN jail
a. AL, ~ bis PAW him I'm.
\ MA ss,,,e eat h.scNc,
I sN>us Il hs, hn,N'n tee hip
ttANaSN. b, 4 N'lI = INN
NtcirsN Ne seaAc IN oviNer,,ss toaN
A,,i ,asiSi the wN'gNls Ne wcrt,--
NJ ,A,ttg ANN - N.@'oS R@n'N
lies r,,>st worked >'Vi his GeeS
q, Ara r,,.sor wAsc he starved anj 0.cd
Oe ,>,g ,sNli co.lsr $3.50.
MoGA oslsn csN as ~ htr siaV
Ar,l tN Us Chgisi VAS p'N'i.
=, -, ss,s ,ss. ~ ~oald g.Ne MS bread,
ia, Ne WosA ,SAc her trust
,ec.e>i,N n,,.hsr >hNaM Ne jesd,
AaG ssc,Aer'i sN,o dGst.
-. ~.ss her s;Ssit wo,,ld u,s die.
Eal 0,lee WeA Us &C.
Avs Nisrn SO. NJ Il feel he n.ch,
ThcseA in s,>,ptY.
Del ava sn>>c she Gi>l. ,Ao psic bay SAID
We've ;oar3 her " oNls wcsc ;gse'
At uiShi v'e -, De-, by oUg boz,
tsss iScc 81 Sy.,hsni hsc.
=. AA-cusd our Hale -,,om she u ;rcad.
All sisV so.a, .ine,s AL hight;
"a r. hCs spsrs; IS 40; GoSa.
shes With - al TIE night
.. nd cien wh,a w sob and s.gh.
aua ,h:uk x 4 nevcv sleep;
4 scl hsni wipes 'hC fearful eye.
We iCt, vc Avs; n0i weep.
.. Ard 50 deer Js,ses and g;i.o May. .-
Ard | live ~ alone;
v-,ra a,c. O. dor occ s. N-y
Fcr bread 70 csrry home.
o. an5 when .. s'yne> bring some NEST.
Ne saw i; Ell :no night,
TAs. rsc,he. when he come aay ea..
q. gladden. S.; ,he sight
. And So. kind SIR, aske1 c oc,..
TIE isltorin- ocy KEEP. cl,
' To help rtk6 ca; oUg wccAiE rent,
TIL ia,ho- can come homs.
And 90 :he ;s,,erd boy was 5ch:.
The rea, " 5 for the dead
His rso.s.r lived with hnu q; Iisli
Cicse by her children o..
Turn n. away the stricken rcor,
Wah harsh and chilling ssTl
Think wheu they hover round you door,
rs Christ who sends th3m there.
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$500. Nay 1.-Mateh .0t 30, d.IyeEs Neighi.,
IS lts.; lwcnty mIlcs IA harness.

PIONEER CoUnsE, sAN FR,y-isco.- Tuesday, May 3
Hurdle race for $500 catch Weights mile heats bot3 IN
Mr.. Naiictt's b. 2 Gen. Nco............. ; :
Ar Tnest's b. . aet BIG. ...-.....'..
Tmc-2:i7 2l9. 2:@i 27. 80
SlrGay, May li-Purse $50 or sadtie-horsos, catch
weights, mile heats best in 3.
Mr.. Trcat's b. g. Black D.cs...................
Ms Treat'.5 {. Bsn Bye. ....................
Nr. Treats b. 10. Matilda h"lon......'....'.''
Nj. Treats b. Nl. Mary.
rme-2c6. ..o5 -i4
SAS JoAQUIs-Sa,rday, May 6-Runnin5 match ior
s2LOCC-JC0 yards.
Arkausas
NJ DellGss Swgs BacA ..........'.
Time-a9 ec0uds-won bv ~ feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

y.
II RAILHOAD.-WlDE CARS with SOFA sEhrS-rHREE
TRAINS DAILY Duane longest broad
Raiad e void Via New York and Eric ktoid 10 FL
miro. Flifa CanAndagua Ind Nagara Falls Railroad Niagara
Polls Great Weston Railway Canada o. = o 900 nIes The
D.o with the Mchzen Central
Rel ofd fr Oh points the West The T.. C. and y. r.
Raiolo connects Lewiston the Royal Mail Line Of
Stfauefs Tofoato; the American Line 0f
Kinron Old-nsiuh. Montreal lbs White Mountains
T with perfect sguaty aud dbpacl, always max
rr p
IICkETs procure, follows: c. :. Tpqen. No 93
way; n T. c.sudng Broaawiy Darius Clark No.
rs Broadway aud e AewYcFA eEd Enc Railroad Once foot
Duane NILLitM q. LATHAM, Superintendent
sur. iniendeu''s Oftce. Cauandaigga. June 10 1857
NJ " PALMER Agent NJ. Broadway Y Y.
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The TURF.
lN'osc &c .sr.e L. H. Rrssrsa- T.e@ey' june 90
- 80; best "a ,.

TsiOs Co r,...s,s.- r,g Jaae 90
w 80; best ms.
a. H. Gsrrc'sos b. a. iiay ~ .....-'.'''''' AZ.
NJ frsdl-y No. n Eunan,' '..-'-'-- Ir,wn
Nh K. Ficd q. Cd kLep ba;es-'i.' ''''--' 80 $50
Tmc-2 g y.
Tbs race rave gree, dissatisfaction. The judges DIS
,oucd ;rspt after crossing the bis nder tel OIL
lie was the fagorie previous e sarnF The heat was
closely contested Nay Fly vinnn il by length Inc
race attracted quite large attendance The re-u" df
appointed nearly every one.
Sane Day-Naich Tor $500, quarter milo oIt'
Mr. - rt d. COLT. .........--.'.
Ar. Whitley Red B.d.... .........,........'
ruc-l:
RACISG kyp TEoTTyG Is CNFoRStI-IStoN
CovRsE SAs Fn'ycI-co, Tturs'ay, May 1854. Purse,
5000 $50 second hes, fox pacing horses. file heats
best in in harness.
Cbss SbesI'sb 3. " Gown. .............l !
WHOM B.. LAS saesr .........--.....-...& :
Fn'ol. 10 'Eeerer. '.ds ,'nced
T.ne -:is-2: it--.-tA
SrHdey, May Match or si0,oo0' drivers weights,
lis ts.; twenty miles al harness.
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u. VANA and NEW ORLEANS.-The United Statos Mail
si,tushp intend dispach the steamship PHiADE
PhIA. CeIt Henry Wndle 90 TUESDAY, June u, a.
o'cio.k /. ii from WaErcntt. pier.
Eght NcOteauJ 50 per cubic foot, VIII b. re-
ceiysd @ the 18th inst.
s ccie ony token Oh freight % Havana.
Shippers vii be supplied with blank bis Of ad.ng Of the form
s-E.d ihis COMPANY apll.ca. ion - thei Office.
For freight passage sppy ne office Company, No IN
Wesfst conner OF Wanen NJ. o. ROBERTS.
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q. NJ HINKLEY & 90. IsTHMUs FOR

q. WArDFES lrd TRAN1HJRTFNS. AsPINWlL 800
PnNAMA-A " HINKLrY 4 Co. long known 80 hmns For
and Trauort-.s and ihr0ugI faeu rreusll LN
r,. Apiuws P.na, hove opened Oe n No ~ Broad
av III der he ps.ara Railroad end pared 90
aud fwe!l gas fls California srd CHE West Coast Of
South Aretire col,
Goods should consigned them A'fawa whence they viii
b. prou.tfly ualsIcf,d ald .iip j o. Panama
Istb,r. ,-,o be- ~ raf Nc-f0rk ta Of - cents
per rornd tom h 10 shp adins VIII be returned from
..
For tull rsrfic.'ars and Instructors, rnply 20
JOHN ~ CARtIEGTON. Asest. 40 % Bsoadgay.
Cul- ,i3 PAM l;lir. al Oaiee.
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n 7 7 q
~ va NEN-JERsRY RAiLROAD-V. S. MAIL and EMPRESS
IINFs-Ibroush 10 -Four H0urs-M INTER ARRANGEMENT
Dec H. 9gLesve New loIA, foot VI CoaaRit 49, att and II
A. NJ and and = 7. NJ
Frrc New,York - in and II A w. and NJ 9"
fof n a 81 snd p NJ 81 in 4 W. snd y P W
with rsuced Way pccs ia SowJersey Acomrnodailos
Ire which leaves y ~ from foot II Co1rslst through
s Aerfs
Through Btfmore Wss norfolk, Weifaa
ir on tna Charleston. "a Ao above uars Though eas
s,r GOOD lassf-s $40 j .res orY faens ~
.0y b minutes before Ne 'rs.-s Lava
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1REAT WESTERN NAIL ROUTE. SIXTY

~ MILES DISTANCE SAVED TO CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
--THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD LINE carrying the Great Western United States
Ihr all the following hstclss Sanes running
or Lake Efie corucc With the NETWORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD Dunkk, touching Cleveland aod connect
Rosd 4 edo connecting directly with tho
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS % Chcrso, IN
Depot. thus forming Dsy Line for Passengers snd
Fcighi Neyl oik o. The MiaG RIVER NIAGAkt, caP
Miller; EXPIRE. CaTt Miche!i KEYSTONE STATE Ospt
Ri hatds; LOUIS Jana Cart Davenport. A'so - ...
i DAILY LINE FROM BUFFALO DIRECT TO hONNOE,
By hose weknown laguLcont Floating Palaces, EMPIRE
srATE j. Wson Cous l,.es Buffalo hoedys sld Iha.d1ysi
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. l. - Perkins CCm'r leaves Buffalo
Tnerda,s aud Fridas; NORTHERN IADiASh, l. T. Pheatt,
C,r'l. leaves BlGalo " oduCtisss sHd Saturdays d.
OF the above splendid viii leave the 81 > u IL
L., Dock ocoek p NJ esey day Except Sir4-yr and
without landing, Ia ~ hours, sheo
tie LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN viii be in waiting 20 tess
Paengcrs Chicago hou arriving neat evening sof
l,s,ng buffalo. 80
Running time from New .Ycrk 70 Buf.lo......n i>ufs
Iurning time Buffalo Monroe hour-
Runuing time Monroe TO Chesgo......... hls
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y NEW YORK. EASION sDMENVILLE, &c.
ARRANGEMENT, CONVINCING APRIL TO- IbL
leave Eastan, al l. NJ II NJ, AID +. 81
Leave New York foT .iOMfryilo way al 8 j. NJ
~ steamers RED JACKET aud WYOMING, from pie. No
r. cting Ea't tCwn with trains By New jersey Rail
rord fOi. loot o Cnuf lsudf Returning will Leave
n lsIug oppos Essonl G IS aud 1880 a. ~ and T. IA
30 900 A. "
ELIIABETHPORr AND EEW-YORK
Leave he,g-Yofk az end l0l5 A. NJ, T. NJ, and T. VI.
Lee. EzahothpOrt AID = a. NJ 90 aud T. NJ
lfOhGE II. PEGRAM Suprrintrndenl
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EOR CHARLESTON and FLORiDA--SEMl-
L WEEKLY U. :. NAIL LIyE.1fe splendid ADD fs-tgons
steamer JAS ADGER" Turner Commander viii leave Pier
No v R. WEDNESDAY. June p, a. O'CLOCK Z. ~ pre-
csey F freight slpy board, where all bile Of sdng VII be
sgntd passage Office Of SFOFFORD IILESfOS
No 30 broadway. Throush Fiords follows:
10 Ifct ryilie = 10 Pilatfe
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IJIGt AR MAIL line via SIONlNGION tor
- i.~TON PROVIDENCE, NEN-BEbFOtp and rAUN-
GON-Iurt Rou-e. Without change Of ean OF detention carrying
the L1steT Neil ... ,co,nto
me steamers VaADEaBtLr capt joel - me and CoNMo
John g. BOVINE. iu connection win inc Stongton
and Bcon d Providence Ratos leaving new
YoA lady tsuud a. rt d. ton Pier No n IL ht w.
eloyc place O'Clock PM. aud Stuug'ou 98 o'clock
Pl tEo ss. tc MAJ irAiR waieh caves Boston AZ
$50 IN. -.
Tiete stceaer ur'l4pad for enih ,aioS apeed eoH"
ars so-nicc The officer, ,Nledeaccd aud a- niivo
this Oihtf pc
nr 81 tr aud dr.ct dc Zip Is pleasantly cnd eNgec'
ftlmel. "" lie ai~Ays rely On reaching
tsir nd,nrsc ell, those hy either Of The other routes
Tre COMMODORE. from Nev-lofk-Monday, "wednesday aud
Tfdav Frn lucflsy, Thursday and saturday
ne VANDERBILT. from New-i Urs-IGcsdsy Thursday aud
se,,sv sioun.i,fr- Monday, " dnesday and friday
bPrsscgew ca e'ng 90 ;. nngton proceed mineils'ey
~ Providence, Boston. 1Hunon ana se"-b"ciod or
~ roe. cdaiiou tra.re ir0fu Solington ~ An
the steamboat tFeite 70 ano ifo
Boefrn L,
f assenrc berts orteght epqcous may be
ms Per No y H.. the ONCE. No 10 Battery place
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The o. = Mail steamship ROANOKE Cap- Skinner. vii
leave pier -, North Ri.er WEDNESDAY AffERSDgE
Jurc = n " och or NORFOLK. PETERSBURG aud RICH
MOND fine Norfolk about - ho9rs Passengers arriving nere
Roanoke AID Wimu 0ad Manchester
Railroads Aaana tharieson Sc Passge and fsr 20
Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond d Steersge hatpce
For freight apply n board, and tor passage,
INDIAN n PLEAsANIS No. p HIGHWAY.
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TINTED STATES EXPRESS CoNPANY-ofic'

!
SUMMER AKRANGEMENTs.- UNITED STATES EXPRESS
COMPANY via ard Erie Railroad, Dunks, Buffalo,
srd ID O.. Wet sud souiswescn cs and piuaia to"ns'
Js.,iuo N,Ta. $50 81 With al bulky gs for Offices %
d. M end connecting i uth ioads, Tor DunAs, Buhao
Ns9rfe Ios Cieycald sandsky Columbus Cincinnati Toledo
Chic .po and Il. Louis - - .
rlt TELEGRAPH tNrRESS LINE. mekins continuous
Connection Ezpres pssei Trains leaves fors
~ A. with Money Drafts Notes and sh, Merchsadse parcels
AL Daily Newspaper and Cincinnati Chicago and St
Lo heurnug viii lery g the above named cities daily ec
oonrluicd b special ,rl striving At New fors FL ~ w.
81 10 :. NJ
retronsse OF fcrhan aankel oaeI, ths snd
tic M is res. c.flly a1ili.ed HENRY ID. RICE Supt
-
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"a I clrper.lip WING OF THE MORNING is loading
1911 aly Pier Ne p r. and VIII. without doubt be the FIRST
sal This beautiful yel Is the only clipper up for
parties short will the i'd
tain this vessel in ference to 40
Frcsh Passage low arplyon board 70 MAILER
& LORD 10. 100 W4ilst.. O. ARKELL ELLIOT, No li6
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ONLY o.--INDEPENDtN VI LINE for SAN
" Francisco, ia PhTAMA -hmas crossed IN fey ours
1ly ,ravel military rosd Ia celebrated
ship NORTH STIR 1870 ,lrs burden, WI leave Nc" ok
fr = Tiu,ai! Or tn-s'ay july e. ocofk ! u pecHeli
fr~r the No. River connect with the
s.d g. pull steam hip UNCLE SAN 5oJ bCld
(rbin. berth
Second Cabin OF 6D
AMI only o JAS CROSS No Battery pace up stains
Fd veiy mall passenger viii De- I'd arrive ia
San Frauri.co nlf ad OF he NicaagUa Inc.
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POUR DAILY TRAINS by Rr.losd Oh tho way.
Two DAILY LINES by steamers 90 Lake Erie
Inv tie Traveller end SHIPPER glance hi 90 oher
L'gc can enter the lisn as competitors
lug sketct ihlcU.t New YORK WIN lfiese u stop
rms any point te route and Roaming seats ~ ie.ue
either hy the New RAILROAD, DdnkEs Neslorf
Erie aad Bulalo snd NtYok City Railroad VI. Butsloi
Poi Line Steamboat Hudson hi.er or Haiom aud New
Y 10 ttutIal ka.rr lds via Albany add buf4o
For an fHhc msfcu Ihr0u Tickets or FeEht sppy At
tie Corrauys Office No Br'advay, OF DeJs'. New
AgA. TO JOIN r fOtiFn GENERAL agent, "
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v DELPHIA from rier No North RiyerTwo lines daily, a.
A 81 and z p. NJ Morning Line A. NJ By steamboat
JOIN rClTER t. sOUr AMBOY thence by way places
ed Ied. F.fr - second class Is, Express Line at
NJ by EHh POTTER 20 AMbOf thence direct 70 Camden
through hour. Fare IS Way, Accommodation and
Emirrart Lire a. = NJ fare , 80 Emgrant Line 81 III u.
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Nh. ,r.,ria. end steamers BAY STATE, C,pt VIM
Sl,v.u l,s,es Ncv.Nrrf o~r. MONDAY MEpS EsVh snd
FI0 81 90 o'clock p hl ard EMPIRE STATE cept bens M
yton leaves New YOU, every lsDAt - q, N'p a
VhNAN O'Clock f. n. m pier Nc :, y K, ncar the h@e>
Both touching az Newport c7ch way ,.-. - -.
r. IN 10 BCtton torvadod though with great dip' eh BY Al
ENurCss isht Train 49,, No.,
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Cannecng with fne line Of Low Pressure
b 10 al places north Of Chicago Green Bay; with Chicago
ard Rock Island Railroad "a l. sale and there with III
rcs River Line Steamboat Express Trains ILLINOIS
CENTRAL AND CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROADS,
OF connecting Iock Island viii regular lne Of steamers for ali
p below making the cheapest and Route
t. e. I0nis Ros Island Ma end the Great West
The Lake shore Bsoads Buffalo and D1niis
with ts iue Toledo forming tie only duc .d c0itlu
Railroads from IL itsnc s.eoafd the Nsoy If tho
EIssiasIrh
Ruunns time to Chicago. hours
tin - Tt.f =
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Steamer ARROW leaves daily
l,Ncent SUNDAY ChsmbeI. =.
Pier AZ 10 A. 81. for 6ONNtk :,
plFRNoNr, NJ Ack. OAK
NH. connecting Rockland Lske
elf Uavsgs'ffw.
Returning, leaves Hayef',ew
lass ? "
lac ARROW win sccommo.
dats ,.ftics .cr any of the above
niece OF 1lo mos, Ecaslnsoie
tcllH
t.ar.
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GieGmtoIis alto Railroads.

nAY HOAT for ALBANY. stopping a. the usual
Toniir IT,. wei; srd ayorte stesui'r ARMENIA
a.v- N.vYoA ,fl le foot OF Chambers e. every MON
M ,rDNF>pAN .s fffuAN. az ole lck n-tarnlng
...,, .fsray eve, iJt>ptN THURSDAY and sNrURDN.
rkN's EXPRESS fer NEWARK, n. Leaves
fls = COS Nc. 50 B-.edr aud office No 10, b es
Ills NOLL-'N- '''- AMOS DAY, Proprietor
CPECIAL MOTTO E.--NEW.iVkh ana lAHLhM
- n CONF On ard aGei Monday. June -, he
sr. h. civ T. Gr. ,,v.,n tha Asor houso and -''h'I'
WIG '' ~ "'' ~ JOHN y ELIOT. Superintendent
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FERRY

X .e.r.+ -tHtAT FNtUN~IoN-tlre st cents On ana
s~er All, lo a5i Pho vA leave ns follows until tahef
,r,, Nsrfr.t.r Leading, s'stcn Island, every hnr iota
~ A. ,rs.e ..t o., Ntteraiist. NoSfors. everJ
y t-.r. o. 4 h! to DO. 81
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Nv esnsnsyI. pr.eyksXA;-LS 70 "A.

NXToNDsRfyL Observation-Disclosures TO Ia.
w DIES AND GESTLEAEN.-PRoY. GIRkCLr DEvI.
viE1 AFTER iTs.er,ns nearly one halt N. ot and
obtaining OF the noted Professor Of Chemistry NJ
almost incredible BY which the hair eu,ied
beautiful tsen has
beu,ching nEes that beautiful OF the head
to those With whom nature seemed be most
prAetsed nahe Of the ees Of the
the with perfect and
untemnabe almost superhumAn
ercns OF Prof Gau Dev'ier, would probably have
mystery world for perhaps like the
Egyptian ebamng would have died with the gna
Of the ART and only small portion OF The human family have
Rngets that
tivsted their thousands
The Recipe curling
hair, with directions for be had by seeding ore Dollar
post paid 70 GIRA UT DEyIIIER fdrrafngtOa TrunbnN
COMFY Oac where he has located himself amid crowd Ad
receiving the blessings OF all that have used this
daily ardng all the United
State, those wonderful receipts Curling the Hair.