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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
DFNNsYLvANlA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROT Tk connecting the Atlantic cities with
Weston Ncrhwcsteru sl S0uthw States by con
nuous Railway The Road also connects Al Pittsburgh
with daily he Il Is 70 Ill ports IL The NestTn RIVERS
Cleveland and Sndusky with 70 All porte on
North Lakes making tie most direct che ape o. All
reliable by which FREIGHT Cal be iVT~ Nd- ~ A-a
from the Great Wet
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIIIsbC hth
FIRST CLAss-Boots. Shoes Dry Goods lin a.. ny loo ID
buAes. Fs. Feathers, &c...........:...b
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry -. -
Goods lin balesD Hardware, Leather 7cc Per ip %
t-i, Ac........s
THED CL,ss-Auvls BsggnE, Bacon and *. D., loo .
PoIk lin bulk. Hemp, kc................) ~
ForR1s CLsss-Sorse, tish, Bacon and 500. PER 100
In td. from spy point east Of Philadelphia Be par
l. 20 mari the psctase "Tia PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Al
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road a. PaacepAA u
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs-HarTis Wor1ley Co, Memphis Ienn- !
R Sass Co, 81 LOUIS J. ;. Mitchell! Son, EV-asVh%
Ind Dunes1il Bel Murdoch, and Carter Jeweti Lou'
ellie XIV b C. Medium. Madison. Ind. SprisIsA1 brown
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati; y. w Graham Co. L-nssvie
Ohio Le.eh Co.. No - hilbysi Boston; Lesch Co. no
A,tor House New York, No. WniAIn-st and No bst
ery plsee Ncw-YoIk T. sneeder Philadelphia hAtsS
Mons Baltimore; Geo. c. FrsBcscus Pittsburgh
Yot further particulars or bile II laiing apply 10
LEECH Co, AGENTS Penn Railroad Co.
No. . Asior House. New fofh
HI HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
" j. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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Ocean Steamers, &f.
T. o X A l. | L y -
HgW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
EICARAe
SHORTEST ROUTE 100 MILLS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS or PRICES.
n. New aud Splendid Steamship
L 8
1900
VIII ssr from the pier at foot of 9h-st East River, hr
BAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on MONDAY, nov -, al
Io'sloek =. IL, 10 connect with the steamer
ORiZABi,
from SAN JUAN DEL SUR, the Psei6c for SAN IRAN
CISCO.
Passengers ui find this the besthest and ,heapes, Ionts
Pity pounds baggage allowed each pss'engsr Ten ceu'
Der pound . .. $685.,
RATES or PASSAGE FROM NETWORK.
FRANCISCO, TO s.N JUAN DBL NofIf.
including Istbuns TIP fifst tahln -
si,s, Cabin Us second Cabin %
Second Csbn....... l15l Observation-Disclosures. 20
bteera ................. I0l
For Freight 0. Psssage, appy 20 n>, so,,,
No. 2 Bowling Green, y. y.
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BANK DEPARrMENT, ALBANY, July III, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
~ IN such made provided that AZ the ClRCULAT
mo MOTIFS issued to $ L. Banks individual banker
QhNNlN BANK Of BAlNBRlDGE) must be presented At
the once OF the supc of the Banking Department OF
The sAtc o ~h0k for payment within two from the
hereof the funds aeIos,d for he redemption
culstng notes issued to the banker up
WIS iaw2yF Nj SCHOONMAKFR
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.

NEW WlDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD ia now open, and IN con-
pecton with she Buffalo Coming and New York and New
and Enc Railroads, forms direct route from New-foH
to Rochester.
Tn. direcuess Of tbs route together with the superior
Sort afforded BY the wide renders by AI the most desirs.
bic between the sbOye-named cities.
Tickets be procured the NwYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oce foot Of Duane and No. l Brosdssy Aso IN
Jersey City.
Baggsre checked through
Frghts viii BE- transported between New York AVID hoehes-
ter itb dispsch desired regard therein
can calling the General Freish; Asf ot the
and Enc Railroad kTie Buildings, OF l. = rAPPAN,
Express Freight Agent. No 1875 Broadway
No Buffalo, Corning and New fofs Railroad on
Sunday. J. ~ hEDFI ELD' Su3'i4nieLleh1
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RIVER RAILROAD.-From No

IL VUSUN NV Eh hAIINOAD.-T IOln -NU''
8 1856 Trains will leave Cbambersst. Station s. fol-
lews; Express $50 and AS p. M Mail IN Eml
grant s: IS r. m For Poughksepse g. IN and p M For
Sing Sing $50 Q. and p IN. For Peekskn, o'W P m
The Sing sing and Peeksh Trans stop al way
Static n. Rasseps Chambers Canal Christopher
and Sls Trains fer NewYork leave Troy st $50 and
1915 NJ and 4:E and East Albany At e;D .nd w"
a m and !. 70 y M A. T. SMITH Superintendent
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MiCIIIGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO. 5, Louis, Rock
Island ST. Paul Milwaukee. and all places "cst and South
west New York and Erie. New York Central and Anerean
Lake Railroads Toledo forming the shortest quickest
and peasante the Great West For through tickets
and of freight apply the Compsnys Office, No ij
JOHN 5. PORTER Agent
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, 3d-av., cor Of
NI sth.st open daily from till and on Wednesday and
Saturday from 10 o'clock Interest on deposits o.
q 500 and under. per cent. THOS r STILLMAS Pressr
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Il INIlED STATES MAIL = i EABlSHlf LINE.
O-For HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS-On Monday,
Nov 3 at m. from pier foot Of Wanen-st North River
the and favOrite steamship PHILADELPHIA, Captain
John MCGOWAN, will sail "a above.
Passage he secured ~ the Office Of the Line.
Freight to New -OTleans 30 cents per cubic foot
Shippers will be sappcdwh blank bills Of sdire Of the
brm signed BY the Line application their office No other
signed bill of sding will be signed after the hour
Il sailing
For freight passage apply at the ofee No IL Wess
oosner Of Warren. NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent.
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VvHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

,JvHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
kkw-Yosk TO LINEsPooL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. "
Yne .hips from Boston call =. HhnAx
PERSIA, Capt. JGdkins, CANADA, ospt Lnns,
ASIA Can't f. @ Lott NIAGARA Capt. Ryrs
HERiCA C.n, shannon, EUROPA. Capt j. Leiteh.
rhe.e vessels csy clear white Light Ashv.d, on
vtubosrd bow red on port bow 49, ~. =, ,..s
NIAGARA Wckuan leaves Boston w ednesdsy Vc@ q @
IpspiA St@na -. leaves Boston "Wednesday, Nov s. 1&t
ASH -, 49, leave. n York "Wednesday, Nov. H. 1850
CAN.DA isns leaves Boston Wednesday, Nov 10 lst
TIJR0P Itch Leave. n York "Wednesday Nov -, lSt
NiAGGRh Wictmsn lcsyr. Boston "Wednesday, Dec ), 1856
PERSIA Jpdkin leave. N York "Wednesday Dec. TO- lsoc
ARABIA Stone leaves Boston "Wednesday, Dec. II, lso
AFRICA Shannon leaves York Wednesday, Dec. "a lss
Berths not secured until paid fod.
An experienced surgeon board. -.
The of these will accountable Tor ooo
Bfyer, Bullion Specie Je~ey, Precious Stones Metals
uniess bills ofsdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
for Freight OF Passage apply 20
T. CUYARD No. Bowllns neen-
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and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK and NEW I'm RAlLhOAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing May s. 1856.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Canal-.t.
In New York. Corner 1sth.st. and 4th-sy.
Trans LEAVE NEwY oRK-For New Haven: 8a (EI
1880 3:l5 T. (Es) $50 p For Bridgeport m lEs
1880 S:lb (Er 4,30 p For Milford stratiord Fsred,
Southport NestpoIt: l2:j0, 55, $50 p III. For
Eorwslk T. m; 1880 1913, T. Ok $50 SIS, 6;l5
DsIen aud GTeepwich' 9s 1880 3:l5, 49, 5l5,
s:l5 p m. For Stamford: g. OK 1880 3l5, 4.
OK 1880 5l5 OILS p For Port Chester and intermediate
Stations: 79a m. L:3o g. Is, $3.50, Sis, 6;l5 p ~
CONNECTING TRAISs-For Boston: 8 a (Gx.li p. IN.
Ok Hartford and Springfield (Ex) 1880 p m
(x) For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal:
IN. (Ex.) For Cana! Railroad: (Ex) ard 1880
10 Wtsfcd. For New London Railroad: For
Housaonc Railroad: s For Naugatuek Railroad: -
H.. Ssl5 p. For DAnbuGy and SoTw.k RSlrod a
ERIIss TO NEw.YoRK-Rrom New Haven: $50 T. 9:S5 a
m. CA 1:J0 (Ex) 1850, $50 p M (EI) From BndsePo:
6,iO 740 OBS M (EI) an Ex SILL 10 .Oj p (EI
From Eorwsk: AS G. SO 85 1898 m tEr) 2i55 tEt
7:2s s:57, Ii 80 = III Ok 400, 6;5
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter
IL Aran cement Sundays exceptedl-Irains gong East:
Leave Brooklyn for Gcenpoft 10 daily for faphank 10
NJ daily, and Saturdays AZ 3:f5 for Farninsdae 10
m and 9:i5 T. M; for Syosse 10 and }: IS p m for
Hempstcad lOa NJ, II and 3:p and for Jamaica,
los NJ IL M 3:45, 5, and $3.50 p m
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY'S EXPRESS-GEsERAL OFrIcE, No. Ito Broad
way n. Y.-The N-wYork and Erie Railroad Company are
ii. d. RICE, Supt Express
m r. McC.IIun General SUPERINTENDENT
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and after Thursday Aug 1876 aud until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanes follows
BUFFALO EXPRESS st s g. m, Tor Buffalo.
DUNKlRK EMPRESS att ~ m, for Dunhrk
MAIL at Sis m. for Dunkirk and Buffalo and nterme-
de stations by this Train will remain over nshs
st Owego and proceed the next morning
CHICAGO EMPRESS, AZ 2. m, for Dunkrk .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER q $3.50 p. from foot 81
ChaIbersst via PeTmoli, Suterns AID intermediate
stations
WAY PASSENGER, at p. m, for Eewbursa and Middle
town and intermediate stations. -
NIGHT EMPRESS, At 5 .. M, for Dunkrk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT at p. L.. for Dunkifk aud Buffalo aud inter
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
Trains connect at Elmira with the EnhA
Csnapdaisua Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
Binebamton with Me Syracuse and BnghAmon Railroad for
svrscs. at with Buffalo, Coming and New OH
Railroad Rochester Great Bend with Delaware scks
pstl with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cncin
natl Toledo Detroit, Chicago, 4c-
' D. c. McCALLUM General Superintendent
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N
Nm BORDEN. Asep;. Nos 20 sIG II wss:s.
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
i TON Sor BOSTON and PRO|iDENCE-IEl.IId Ioui
sifbout delay change 81 ar. or baSgsg-.
TIE steamer. PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, Nd c.
VANDERBILT Csp,. :" " FRYE IN 'or n~roa vita ths
sonbs Providnee, and Boston and Pr'',-c- Rail
rosd. .avns NypYork dAy s1ndsy- @Ic~p .d from PET
No North River ir., wharf sbove Bssrypsf" st osc's
. M and Sonngon $50 m OF on the AvA q re mai
train which eaves Boston At $50 .
The G. VANDERBILT from New-iors Mo7oH, "-due-
Day Friday From stoa,ns,on Tu-stay THURSDAY sd
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-Yors Tuesday, Tnur,
e.y sud ssrurtsy From stopDsop, Monday, Wednesday
snd Fridsy. n,u
Ps,engers proceed from stonir.,on PER Rcsd 20 rrOv
d.rce ard boston In the Express Mail IRAN several hour IN
sdvauee Of those ~ and n ample tame ioT 4! the
eayv ruo1iry lines connecting SoEh md Es; PasseEzers
,ha rrc II remain on board tie SeacT enjoy rlshts rest
undsurbed trtskssi If desired md rave otohnston N ne
c IS L. eoRlectBs =. Providence nh TIE III n Tan
Bsgsase Master .oompane. he steamer ard n through
br.h .ts.eoom. or fr,lsh; apply at rler No
North River OF -t the ofor No. 10 BsteryPlso
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
Il kef by steamer ISLAND CITY, ato:, ard 10 m. l.
g. aud p The CARS leave tlrsinns l. ! AZ he sane
exchanging pasensern WIN the Boar az
wM NJ. SMITH, Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ ConBecns at New-Hsmpion with the Delaware, Lacks
add Western Railroad Scranton Great Bend the North
.Us West sad at Esston NTH the Lehsb Valley Railroad TO
Ssucl Chunk.
Leave New York for Easton and Intermediate places from Iir
No. North River at 1850 and $50 p tor Sommer
vile at : N and 1880 and S 80 and 500 p
The shove trains Elizabeth with train. the New
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the OF Court
JOHN o. Stems, supt-
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T,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES MAIL STYAMERS.-Tls ships CON.

The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridset
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstook;
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James West.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for the
Government svce every has been taken in their con-
srucon also IN their engines insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers are unequed ioi
elegance and comfort ,
Price Of passage from MwYork Liverpool In fret esbin
1870; second do, SIS From Liverpool 20 New-f ok ~
20 An experienced attached 10 each
be secured until paid The ships Of this line
improved bukheads and TO avoid danger from
o viii the Banks north OF II degrees until After ns
Lit ANN
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NEW-Y DIRK AND LIVERPOOL U. S. MAIL
IN s1EAMSHlPS-FOR LINERPOOL-The u. = Mail
Steamship ATLANTIC Oliver Elddge Commander. will de-
the United States Mails for EUROPE positively
SATURDAY Nov at u O'clock from her berth at the
foot Of Csnal-si. ., g,
Tie s sIners this line have improved wsterght bulk
heads.
For freight passage having unequGed accommodations Tor
elegance and comfort spply 10 ~
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. So Wal!-st.
requested be- on board At Ill o'clock
An pass through the Post Office others will
b. returned.
abe steamship ADRIATIC JAS Wet Commander viii sue
eeed the ATLANTIC, and sail on SATURDAY, Nov u
The freight Liverpool TO New York is reduced 10
"a per tun measurement until further notice.
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OYrICE CEsrRAL RAILROAD Co. or New JERSEY,
No. 60 Wsll-st. EEw-YORK, Oct 22il86. }
TINHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this da,

ELFCTION-NASSAU BANK.-The Annual
IL ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of the Mas,
election, will place the Banking Room TUESDAY
h day November next the hours Of aud o'clock
D. IN. BY order Of the Board, X. A. TOOKER, Cashier.
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OTTIcE OF THE MAhIETTAASD CIycISNATi RAILRoAoCo.}
CmLIcoTHs Ohio, Oct. Is, 1886
nlVIDEND NOTICE.-The seml-annual ia
~ t,rest falling due IN the City Of New York on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT on the Second Aorissse Bonds
OF tins Com pany will be pad on after date,
BANKING Cfhoe Of McssTs. WINSLOW, LANIER Co., NO
81 " slist Oh presc1;a'iOn Of the proper Coupons.
J. X. CKANFOkD u, SECRETARY pro TEN
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EDWARD x. COLLINS No: s. WIi:st., Ny.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austin Frisrs London.
r. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris.
ships win be- accountable for eold
diver bullion specie ewey precious stones OF metals unless
s sding signed therefor and the value thereof ea
pressed therein.
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ErOR BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON-The
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP Hermann,
n HIGGINS Commander, will sail for BREMEN touch
Ing at SOUTHAMPTON to land the Mails aud Passengers for
EIxisnd and France SATURDAY, Nov. at u ocook w.
nom Pier No. 81 North River.
PRICE OF PASSAGE
HEw-YORH TO SOUTHAMPTON OR BREMEN:
In First Cabin, Msin Saloon
In First Cabin, Lower Saloon. lIo
In Second Cabin W
Surgeon attached to each steamer specie
verea in London No Parcels received on the day
Of Sons All letters pass through the Post Once For
Preght OF Passage apply to - ,,,,,,
C. n. SAND Agent, No. IL South William 81.
The steamer Washington "a succeed the Hermann and sal
On November 20.
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BANK-The Directors have this day declared Dyiden'
M FIVE PER CENT payable the Stockholders and ate
MONDAY November j. The Transfer Book will be closed
from October Is 70 NOvember4
By order OF the Board. X. :. OAkLEfi cashier.
ktwYork Oct "a, 1855.
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UNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Banh
having unanimously resolved to INCREASE its CAPITAL
STOCK from One Million Two Hundred thousand 81 aooc
One Million Eight Hundred thousand - the pres
stockholders hereby notified that lNSTALLMENT
Of FIFTY PER CENT 90 cent? will be required 70 be
paid Sixth Day of January 1877 and the BALANCE Of
FIFTY PER CENT 80 y cent? the Sixth Day Of Febrs
y 1857 with Interest the Sixth Day of January 1855.
Books Of Subscription will be opened a. the Bank ON the
THOMAS TILEsToN, President
p a. BRYsoN Cashier
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MANnFACTuRERs Ann MILLERs.

WE general Agents for the sale OF ali Cotton and
w Wooen fabrics manufactured in the state Of Tenne
ee and have appropriated large and CommOdious room
solely for their sale and storage We have also approPns
another for the sale and storage Of FLOUR alone
And would respectfully call the attention Of both Manu-
IA. and Msrs to this arrangement
q ... -r..... .g " ". GORDON 4 co
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T0NSISTING of Patent Leather French Ties, p. OK
" ford ar Dress Shoes, Silk Opera Caters, Coh Con-
Boots Lasting Ties, plain and tipped; Calf Walking
Shoes tapestry Slippers just received, wi fine stock
Boots Shoes and CATERS Including super6ne p L. Oxford
Ties and Dress shoes for Boys and oUths
.. ... JOHN RAMAGE,
apps ~ College street.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Express Notice.

ESStSzsz71 ESsj=s1zssa - - All
ss 49, sSzssz- ssss-zSss 49,
MEMPHIS AND CHAR EsTON RAILROAD.
TIVE ADAMS Express COMPANY have made
engagements with the aho Raro Al fir Daily FNpre-s
Line prepared 20 receive and forward Freight,
PscksFr &C. bv Passenger Trains to Huutsye Decatur,
ruscumes, and intermediate stations the C. and n.
C. Railroads. Small Packsg AZ reduced rates.
E#- Messengers leave Nashville daily at O'Clock, Al
ES- Freghts be- forwarded BY Express will be called
without extra charge. lsDlO-ul A X. HOLT Agent.
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Catawba Wine.

LARGE Stock Of Mens Boys and Children's Straw and
II LeghOrn Hats Of every description, just received and
or sale uy b. Y. CUTTER.
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- . , ricEEY Ne. sc-sssss
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~ r - NJ hoe9.
~ 4saortmeni q
h.asss' LAstins Casters. siih heslA
hiaaca' flns Nd boots -
hsusca' Thsk and thin saie.
hiasss' lasting 9 an. NJ bne fiaek 4 ssarg eoI's
Ale Shilarenp she's "a sbundabee Caa a Ne APubHc
sgrsFs tueiol ssrDgR FszzELL-
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EllkihN Ahsra1rs M sSsy sl caa9nae 60
~ Buy Land Warrsals fr a ~ Ga saand ~ Chsrrs
AZ seiss - luAFl4l 8 , q. FtELowEt
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WHEELING,
PITTSBUEG
DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO and

DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains at ~. 10 An, and sP n.
TIRST TRATN-Cleveland, Pttsburg, Steubenvile and
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati At o'clock
for all the Eastern cities also, Detroit via Cleveland,
SPRINGFIELD, Wilmington, Crcleyile, Lancaster s1d lines
ve ChicOthe ard Athens This train stops betv Gin
cnnat and Columbus at oyeland Morrow Xena and Lon
don only ..
SECOND TRAIN-Cleveland Pittshurg aud Wheeling Ex
press Naf leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock NJ via Ceve
land Psburg and Wheeling for al the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and COluu
bus
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodstion, Leaves Cincinnati at
$50 O'Clock, p. for Springfield, Wilmington Circevile
and Lancaster, ChlIicotie and Hsboroagh. This train
stops at all points betsern Cncinnati ard 'rghed.
FOURTH TRAIN-Ceveland and Pittsbu.g ght EXPRESS
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for ell tn Eastern ce This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 80 O'clock P NJ for Columbus.
Trains by Columbus Tme-T Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information please Apply at the Offices No Burnet
House. second door West Of Vine street No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, at the
Eastern little Miami) Depot East Front I'reet.
Office hours from ~ 4. N, a1tG ~ r "
P. W. sTRADER, GtnrAg't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the pru cpa Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices will cali for passengers in all parts of the city, with
out fail. naval II. q RUGGIES, Conductor
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SPECIAL RATES.

Furniture and Carriages boxed sne other Fght articles
not enUmersted also, ca boys o. Acids or other
Chemicals, viii be charged BY Ectual weight, but at
double First Glass Rates, per TOO lbs......t 81 so
The the nom Charleston and Savannah to
Stevenson, and all stations tits side, Nashville
OveTch where they evidently exist viii corrected
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad paid by the
upon proper certificate from tn delivering
The Roas vi paw for hidten darnsg es injury to
Of bnx packages when external appearance
Of damage exits
No claim for damages viii he considered unless pa
MED with receipt showing the goods to have been in good
order when delivered to the Roals at Charleston and Sa
Vannah.
In Of short goods the Roads require 80 days for
animation q the oe found by the expiration ef that
time the Road del verng will he authorised psvbut
claim shall b. consd goods sought uLess receipts
exhibited svisenee Of Shipment
No goods will be delivered until all ehsrges paid, snd
receipt gwen by the cOasgnees or their agt nts.
The Agents Of the y. c. r r unler heavy bonds 10
the company and az freight bills due the Agents nd
yidus'y; therefore freight bills paid ul and
carnations for oyr charges, damages &C. must be paid by
the Treasure only upon certificate Of the Agent and
thority q the Superintendent.
mayl5 HI ANDERSON, sup't
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sp2b 4z college street,
Furniture, Clocks, &C.
JOHN PATTERSON,

DO II N x a. 4 "a I II y NNs
NO. I6 cor LIEGE STREET,
~HgE1 HAVING purchased the entire stock Of -
N-.TT~ Furniture &C. in the Ware Rooms e K. w
- W. Shsder, which, In connection with my ~
Z1a former stock, makes it the largest and best
in the city am theref re, prepared to offer Inducements
to Cash buyers and puncnal men, who are equesedto ca
and examine my stock and prices.
Thankful for past favors, respect uly solicit contnu
Of the same. tfeb7l JOAN PATTERSON.
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RATES OF FREIGHT
9 - - sSl-1
49, 1881
FR0MCHARLEST0N AND SAVANNAH
t1. TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.

On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery. Boots Shoes ard
Hats; LiqIOrs Ills, &C. "a bottles: Camphiae and
Spirits Turpentine, in bbi-; Carpe'ing. On ma Gsss
and GlassWar-, Cigars In Cloeks, Conf etiona
ries Cotton Cards Cutlery, in eases, cas and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Sh rubher,, Furs Garden Seeds, OOki1E
Glasses and Lo0kng Glass Piste, lat owners risk1
Oysters in and jars: Saidlery, Tin and britannia
Ware, Teas and Spic-, per loo IbS from LIST Deem
Der to LIST June.
and from lat lime 70 stD s-sr-har
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WILL keep constantly hand supply Of Dry Spark
ling Wines, which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
'rices, freights added. [spl T. A. MCCALL.