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Veclip from the Bulletin iEpsussns sndese1
from EhsIauds capital I'M stance Brtis
toadyism ieF loyalty, IN Manehes Til
Prince lies, lad Of iiileep, al neilhtI
very 5tora,ic nor intelligent Iubppeaf'
ancsf has been making Sc hes of = Gi|nfsioe
nndefshs sc6dbss Of bis gossmor. Esvef<|
towns have been .honoredn by visi. from
the incosnito prince and his incogniio tutor,
and, ,.of couyse, oil their movements were duly
chronicled inihe papers. Nowit SO happen
ediha,, cad Of las. week, country gsntls-
man, named Simpson; thoush, ahat he would
give hisAiwoshoysa a.hoiiday, and iisealsd ..ham
with . Trip 10 Manchester. They were OBJ
served descending from lhs car, aud penny
a'liner was insiaally on iheir track. The
Prince Of Wales, Prince. Albert and their I'm.
tor, M Gibbs! The news sprsad that the
cotton metropolis ives ssLonors.l,o p and an
extra from the Office Of he Examiner infpsm-
The delighted mea Of Manches,er tha, the
fniuse king of England, sccompauie,l BY he
Foysishlghness hisbro,her, and a,lendesl by
ne iBeTilable C.bbs, bad just visited the Or.
ford Road cotton twist factory, where The
manager, being 50 blind ss moi 10 ,recosnsze
royalty under The name OF Simpson, had .so-
tnal'y iufnod over the royal party 10 the
suidanfe Of . common spinner! From the
twisi works Simpson 8 Co. walked---sbso-
lu!ely wake on sioo,--,o ihe Fair OF the
Mechanics Institute, where they maid ,hrse
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9nr The amount Of CO Il semi ftoiY, i,,e 81,

r Tbs amount Of coal sent rom die sba-
rnokIn regioh thus far this year Is islo over no..
600 tons, q slight increase over last years
shipments 70 the came period. The charsc-
ter Of The Shamokln coal has become fully
established. Il Is highly sstsemed by ell
who prefer clean, free burning coal, and
the demand new for Il is exceeding The
en,6ioa q,it Aa es4a Esa5 a.xt sAisTs La
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BakE or pxxvxtr--A, slu late upus6I
election folio (lzg name bersons We
chosen Did ors bic Bsnl j panvills =
the ensuing esrs
E.H, b !, CT. FriiF#G.M M. shoop,
&c. Rho IT, woodt, M. AC. Grid
VIM. Neat VIM. o tIuriey, Pstsr Besvei,
J.y. Goodlandef, B. Shoch, Philip r. Maus,
G.J,Piner.
Z. H. Baldy, Esq, was unanimously re-
elected President Of The Bank.
The Bsnk hss declared DIVIDEND of Eve
per cent. for the past six months, payable on
and shsf he ION uIt. - : 's.s..s.s
n Thers have iaIeIy been ssr some ] cases Of
vssoIoid and email pox 10. q liehi fuIlh 10
p4nsilIe, bulee dss,hs have sesultsd. ,slF
~ a Number OF ihs public places and
private dwellings Of Dansills are lighted with
gns, md the Norkmen are carrying Il Into
stillsmoie huillings. r pyi
n Mr. Bradley, ths Principal Of he Dan.
vile Acsdsmy proposes % deliver q series Of
illustrated public Isetufes On the subject Of
the Atmosphere. : II VI p tsas.'s Z q
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AZ They do no, trias with defauliers in
England. Robeson, the Secretary of the
Crystal Palace Company, was found guilty,
and sentencedto twenty years imprisonment.
Within halt an houro the sentence he was
clothed 10 conviet's dress, and became the
associate Of half dozen other corsic,s. 81
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n An Elective . Jullieiary was or,ieree IN
Connecticut al heareceel eieciions Tenn
eiehtsyears, andlrne service after 40. la.a
Stale capable Offending $4,000 iveiers 10 the
pehs,s ,souiy is,s52.oek the trouble to give
an opinion one way ore the, o,her. There
were 1890 votes for, and 6,o6a assinste 81
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I4Ec.srra, 4 Nov 81.
l sslurnrd 20 szi- pl.cs mo- nss sI|ns sao
hosrs ago. f1om ri<is o ne sssil sesi-
denes II ~ Pse-Llrus. ri ks.Iai and
sklessh 1s.ny q fsAe iu1res{ be 1 z|eved
these u.y furpsi-e you, sL1 eess.izIy d ID
mrs | e.u-os srfss;s irom communicating
then = 1esfs iqP.ail isrnsi satirss to
ssea eonzszaesIon = you may thiak, they
merit: ! an convinced that mary Of the
cpiliess = 81 fats been snfspdered during
de beat o! recent party s.nie, IN the minds
dfpessSds d IN sl<Sss u pslhiss, bsskst
de nossk nd ihe Sand, ,sszpsesins he char
srtsFs ssndeacy, aid lpsohsbis future policy
ef ttr- RnchsasRs require Modification, end
ihss = riii' BE pntI5e sefvies 10 sIa.y. .such
Of sbess sFPeLsnsisns as ass NOT foondse
IN se.iisy- Tue views l sIalI- express may
uos u Al respects neet with Your synpa,hy
and apPsu1zsion, huf ihis viii moi prevent me
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ssesaksese So ssd ssssy usra -sppsass'
70 % weighed in the balance before Il Is Ut.
foq< <wsye Dad III ysp a1p con.
ing pra % eu aiiq y gril md 81
uupiesed1lpg, psss Hlions limbiilg
faihef - del| ITS u lhie lnp1st 81
Y bis 2 scts dmil< 1i,y a. ho( Nj.
6 Ein yt bar. etsn VI 1eie Es jad hsui
hss Esssived to make resistance. l am a
RspubIicsn and he Is pemocnt but Tpsy
him this wiling tribute. that he approaches
as nearly TO my idea Of gsntlsman Of ths
old school as any ope il has ever been. .py
good fortune TO mssi. = L IL UlI
Mr. Buchanan was kind enough to make
me acquainted with bis niece, ihs presiding
grace Of bic fair domains; and, but that The
sineerest homses 10 beauty, innocence, and
every virtue and charm which can adorn 1
high-miaded and intelligent young lady, IS
respectful silence, would endeavof 10 show
how grossly hey have erred who have ridi.
culei, IS bachelor establishment, the ftl.
tur domestic arrangement Of The While
House. -. . - = - . = :
Perhaps ore Of The strongest feelings which
bum within ihs breast Of Nj. Buchanan, Is
pride in bis native s.ste He is an out.std.
out Pennsylvania. II IS now wen Under
stood ihai he had no intention, when IN Lon,
don. Of permitting his name to be used as q
candidate for The Presidency. wriuef 10,
and personally ursed, as he was 10 become
ihe standard bealer Of their party, be relurn.
ed, for a long lime, no olher answer than a
prcemptpry refasal His aspiration was 10
employ the latter yeafs of his Life in wiring
the work which he bad so long coptsmpla.
ted, aud for which be made such extensive
researches. It was only, 10 use bis own
words, s.lhe ground ssfeir' rom peansyivainiia
that canfed him 10 change his malurelyrcon-
sidersd determination. From ali parts Of the
Keystone Siste, loud remonstrances poured
10 upon him, and be was threatened with
loss Of esteem and popularity, where be val:
usd il most, il he did not accept The honors
which wers offered 10 him. II, ID pennsYL
ysnia, a dead Peunsy Ivauia. dog is pt all
times beiIer lhsn, living lion elsewhere, i
80, r. ..nca;ysd Via, mus, have been ,be
sentiment when chance existed of produ-
chg . genuine king from their own forests,
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- -. a.. .s ,Ls - o.,.... n.ar
,he Richmond Ean.;rer :. Coye.Eol Wise aud
Jsaeuon Davis. In the. course of ,,hs late
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II e v~f.>- - .<-.--.s1.z IL 1ff-
+ ~. = =, !; '.zs.s.- sse-''"0 ''e"'
4 Nc<1mahy 4 Is afo. Pfofessoii TfaSa, n,
I The 8bivtrsity Tennessee. 4, Nasbv;I,e
was. '5nqaahd examinioo The oeolo.;o.
4 STRAIT Ina, surf Id tba, rems,kshi. Gin, -
4 sc. oz 4 hill. ,8 wss bot Z mile =, ,vo s,o,,
The espual, an|k aot far from ,hs re.;d.... !,
General Jackson. hafnmer;po awav h,s.L'
ing off chips Of rocks. and minn,slv - ..,;n.
| ing them. when bv Id&oyees ne nssath.,, !,
gathered round in minnie a.,on;sh, e., :,
his intense ia,esest in ,,ese ,eommo. ,v.,,h.
less rocks. Afier ,wa,chipe b.n 4, .o,,,.
llime .,hev ,ra,s fnllv oe..,.x ~. 81. -.
crazy, and when hsrose 10 %. .,hev .l..s;nad
him, declaring that ,hey had seen !. f.;c;sn,
to convince ihsm thai he wac M, 4, = e,;ov
his liberty. Foriunaielv fos him .f.;s,,d
passing, recounized him .sns. ~. aha i, q,
| isfy The neiehbots OF tis saulfv .p,s b;ob a.;
eniific a,iaiilments 81 ~ ! . "a 81
There y prabsbly no Stale In Ia. h he tjaloa
destined 10, he mors indsksed 10 ahs seslosI.,
than Fsnnssses She lIussesses n srbi. - -
rsfest and most various beauties and f;sk
II
ness, now being wrought otl 10 ado,h ,bs1
Capitol al " ashina,on, and desl mad - .n,ovs,
to he1 mofs valuable sourrs OF wealth than,
gold mines have generally proved 20 the ns.
tions possessing them. Nosy nfohabi, 1, nors
honor The scienlific rnineraloe;.s .oa.s a..
Tennessee. I - = ! z Fsssi
And yet TO many The seienilic men OF 4
nation seem bu, drensr, without PRACTICAL
utility, trying all soris Of impfactica5Ie ex.
perimenis ig their Laboratories, mixing acids
and aikaliss, and talking leafnsdly on ssnb.
lects far tsn.oved from pfaclicai life, but do.
ing nothing for mankind. Yet almost the
firsi use .of science zeemsso have been ibr
defence IN wal, and Arcbi'nedst Il isepot-
ed, 20, only made ensines Of great popsr 10
annoy the besiegrrs Of the city where ho
dwell, but construeied butnins elasses Of sucl,
power as 10 bum up Tie sai!s o. ibs enemiss'
ships. 80 runs ihs story, That was some
lhins, even though i did not save the, cily, or
himself from dssiruclion. solomon lells ia
too ol poor wise man who delsye red city,
ye. no man remembered him. q eI
,hels snslso = one slsn o. f these times more
"ups.u' man nan ano'psi, ! 81 Z MAJ slieh'lhe men
a'e 40 u'sss heae hohefed 'hsn al any for-
mef penod OF sne ewoita's history. james
wa''s, WHO DISCO yefed The steam engine, has
enabled Ene'and- with a population ofiwen.
fty-hse million, 10 do'Sofk iliai az many hun
dren millions OF men could NOT have done
without; ~ q, iwefks by men of straw,
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Talklns right out.

Goodnaiufedte eyer people are very much
mistaken il hey suppose The narrow lpro.
seriptivs spirit Of Know -Noshingism is dss.i
II is as old as The day when Cain raised bis
hand against his bro.her, and The selflsh6sss
ofhuman nature will net die befofe the mil
lenium The last numberief the Baks Co
Press talks ont plain as 10 tho determination
Of the new party The paper ilke some
oilers, was Democratic while the parry fed
il,iorsiis editor had a prospect of office sBui
when that failed, the sheet sstiiI called itssiI
Democrats, while i. did all the 'diriyswofk
Of ihe opposition, and opposed Democratic
candidates and measures. Since Il has
openly come Ont for Know Eo.hinsism 4
talks in the following style Of he German
and Irish FL. le qsisl ..st.it Z fssss
"Insiead Of beng grateful for these favors
and for the privilege Of citizenship conferred
vu lnem, tueS turn upon her peueIactofs
and endeavof to rule them If il be free
country, il has been made so by the natives
But these men appear 10 think that, although
Americans have established q free govern.
menf foreigners alone are competent TO pre-.
serve the liberties which have been eecured.
Coming from lands where they enjoyed no
political rights, they cannot wait the shor,
probationary period Of Eve years before be-
coming citizens, but are so eager 10 partici-
pate in political affairs, that they commit
frauds and sometimes perjury to ,gst, their
votes into The ballotbox. They combine
together that they may have the more infu-
ence-and, instead Of being amalgamaled
with the American people, and acting in uni
son with Them, they preserve their natioEal.
ity--and, while exercising all the rights oi
American citizens, they are stiH an much
Irish and German as shey were in tlieir own
country. They preserve their distinctive
ness OF character, and would, had The power,
introduce their peculiar notions into the adj
ministEa.ion of eur affairs. What ground il
there, then, for the complaint that they are
pioseribedp and peiseculsd1 The truth Is
they enjoy nights and privileges which they
abuse, and Of which future smigrants should
be deprived. No foreigner should be allow.
ed 10 become citizen who has not been ia
the county fortpeniy.ons years. ssei aalti
Why shonId they be so eager 10 paftake
ID the government Of Tie counirya aMans
Of ,hem cannot speak or understand our latdi.
gbsge, and shsGs ore very few indeed WHO
atequsfasd d slvs an sinisIIigsn, vote To
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From Kansas- Essapf Of Ffe STATE Prison,
ers.-7C Chicago, Dec, i.--Adyices from Kan;
sas TO The ssth ult., state that thirty-nine. o
the Free State prisoners at Lecompton es.
capped on. the might of.the a2d ut. No VIC,
lence was used upon Them. "a : ~ "a, !,
The report that Judge Lecomplon has is
sued q process Against Cow Gsary is no
confirmed ns ess5 sssG enAis1 rev j
n i. now stated that :a wit Of habea.
corpus. has been granted u the case 9
Hayes. charged with the nauEdsFSof Buf
fnni, s,s1..i s:y-iis-, s ~ q 1ssssss
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- The IspubIicansp ei Massachusetts
have slecsesl Is one d illsH ConsFsssmsn
vi Thhya, the Psssidsnf Of The noted Eni.
grant Aid Sociesy,s sfrS's ssSs's aas-Ss |
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nNHE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
pnnon by Dr A. NJ. Maurcean professor OF diseaens al
women; hundredh edition. 900 000,) lsmo, PIP 30
symptoms with those described toe nature character AZ
of her complaint and be spared mach anxiety md al
terpg the wife abou becoming mother has neefbf
strucon and advice IN respect % her situation which N
here rd this hook tells her what IL the matter h1y
what 10 do IT, in simple but chaste words and Hr
understand those sue ing from ucops nrrsennX
ing ofthe wombl or from iuor sbus, wll each pse
Asior House, No. vesey street; Dewitt paxsptA1 M
bups Buidings and the publishing ofce No 10 Ter1y
street, New York; Joseph Fucker AebpAs ee0,
SON lo2 Chestnut street PhladsHhg ep Escssia 2
part q ,As United staies An easSsneassps nida PEA
= Yea = bon l21 Nw1Wht&n2u6 rad ,san0t
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MEDICAL.
nR. RALPHs OFFICE HovRs 70 Il A. M. a rO !,
II +. NJ, Sunday excepted 6<3 Houston st. near Wooster

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE 0UTDR.-llrB
M edition, soth s1 pagee 76 ongravngs me AFFLICTED
should nee no remedies before learning from this valuable
work the superiority Of The authors Paris and London treat
ment Of private Diseases Sold for 81 BY tho author NJ LAR
MONT physician and surgeon AZ Resde street. corner 20
broadway. where he all hose seRses from IL NJ u
and 6togPM We concur with ober papers N recon-.
Uns siasts Zeituns. Democrat Day Book. Courier Dia
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
hotels private samlies Morris Cohpcrt i Co.'S Isl
Broadway Of Reade street Also walters coachmen
WITCH street.
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AsTROL<GY.

A STONIsHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW rHn
n seventh daughter, has gift tell mast pYesent
and future events and al The concerns of lite the very
nesses OF the intended husbands and friends and win
bring tgeher those who separated who will enjoy the
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss
luck may call soon for comfort Thousands have en-
pressed their belief hat she In the wonderful astyooc
IN the world thai has beeo known though abe prac
tees nothing but what reconcieable to photographers No
charge not satisfied IS Broome srse between Cnuon and
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted. ~
(NL4IRVOYAECE MRS. SEYMOUR FORMERLY OF
Division street. the most celebrated medical business
clarvoyant In America 10 Spring street few doors eet of
broadway Asthma bronchitis female complaints and fever
ana ague IN their worst form cured durable sasacon
guaranteed pay ID
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EIRsT PACKET FOR LIvERPOOL-THE MAGNIFI
cent clipper ship DAVID CROCKETT. Captain Spencer
Will positively proceed morning, ~ 10
O'Clock Room Tor passengers. Apply board
pier Is East river, SABEL COkrIS, IS Fulton
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNYfYD STATES
L mail steamesa-Ths sps somposng he nne are h ~


These hips have been built BY contract expressly for gov
eminent service. Every has been taken heir con-
sirucon, also their engines Strength and speed
sud their for passengers unsquaed for
Y liverpool IN nrst class cabin $780, second do s5;
ciuxve OF extra sixe state $780, Liverpool
New York. 80 guineas An experienced surgeon al
ached 10 eAeh ship. No berth secured until for
PROPOSED DATES SAILING.
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EvOR LIyERPOOL.-sT. GEORGES LINE OF CLIPPER
ships The celebrated clipper ship Dreadnought, Captain
samuels, will sail Monday 18th January For passage In
cabin second cabin apply board pier North
= = "
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDs-THIs NEW AND BEAUTf
~ full article. equal In brillauey 10 the real diamond IL
stu All the rage gents cluster pins with chain, g without
sent by mail 10 any part of the United ststss.
j. ~. JACOBS, manufacturing jewelers. 401 Broadway
HN0 TIE LADIER-AN ASSORTMENT OF FINs
ewelry, copsiatng OF brooches sets esrriups
bracelets Ac 10 offered 635 Houston nj tf4c
urers prices Ladies' desiring articles which warranted
and at ess prces Than cus'omary invited essmue III
extensive variety be6 Houston street. for weeks only
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MEDICAL. .

DRl COOPER MAY BE CONSULTED wIr8, go,trI
~ dence on diseases; Is years hs speciality nthe
same office, guarantees receiving ESs
ment Those who may have been mised
ments nostrums &C. may call on Dr. c., Hh ecexapy Of
cure Once IA Duane street. onv SnfS9sfsrd "
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PROM LIVERPOOL.

Fuf Ife1Bht or pNskAKt Apply 70
EDW,D n. COLLINS, 56 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHlPLEY CO., Liverpool.
STEP HEN KENEARD h 90, n usin Frars f.cndoa,
y. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., PeIfs
The OF bese ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie, jewelry precious metals
less bills fading gLed therefor and he value thereof
therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships s
any goods aband of war.
All letters pass through tho post office any other win
be returned.
NOTICE. The day OF departure OF this line from York
for 1856 will be Saturday commencing January every
alternate Saturday, and from Liverpool, Wednesday
nencing Jan %. and every alternate Wednesday.
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DICH FLOWERS TRUB TO NATURE. -COIrFEURs
IL ~ surprising beauty and bridal wreahs perfection;
rua and flowers In baskets, at JAMES TUCKER'S, No 3S
Broadway near White street
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CTEAMBOAT AND BARGE FOR sALE-THF syE1M
- ferryboat Washington LIZ and ~ eo1i
repair heavy coppcred well csculasd for towing cr
ryipg Alec the barge ohio, well calculated for storare NV,
ADAMS, Assignee, 10 Old slIp, up salrs. '''
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SfIIPPING.

L,OR LIvERPoOL-uNiTED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship ATLANTIC, oapt James West This steamship vii
depart with the United States mai for Europe positively
Saturday January 49, II o'clock from her berth at the
foot Of Cana street For eght0r having cd
accommodations for elegance and comfort Apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Passengers are requested 70 be on board at II O'Clock A.
Shippers please notice that the ships OF this line
not carry goods contraband Of AL letters must
through the Post oceany others WI be refused The
steamship baltic will succeed the Atlantic and leave Febru
ary2
NorIcE The day of departure Of this line from New York
Tor 1856 will be Saturday commencing January aud
alternate Saturday. and from liverpool Wednesday, com
uencing January q, and every alternate Wednesday.
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NI0W OPEr.-THE ABBEY HOTEL. CORNER OF lO2D
IN street and Eleventh avenue the Boomngdale road
has been opened and ready for the accommodation Of the
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN, AGkD THIRTY, Is sEERING A
"A wife, who is like himself In good circumstances No
interview is desired until correspondence has proved mutual
sincerity ana sigbl y. Address for month, NJ o. r..
Swars Express New York. Refinement and respeca
bity OF the first grade essential.
MATRIMONIAL-THE ADVERTISER, YOUNG
wi about "a Of age wishes to form the acquant
of law ossessed Of YOUTH beauty and
accomplishments He will merely state herein that he is OF
good family and moderate fortune and, he aters himself
unplessing address, Please address Mr.. Shepherd,
IN raid office.
MATRIMONIAL A LADY, AGE Is, WITHOUT FOR.
M tune but the responsibility of whose family Is unques
toned, wishes correspond With view TO marmony with
gentleman Of and intelligence between the ages 30
90. Address IT, Elingwood, Post office.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE,

NIOTICE.-HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
IN In consequence of Instructions city track passen
requested to take the from Thirty first street
station until further notice.
VIM SYKES IN supe, iutendent