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FORM or A GUARANTEE

Tho undcrsgned, fvsidng at t., State Of -, undertake.
that the foregoing bid for carrying
accepted by the Postmaster General bidder prior 70 e
it day July, lsS lhe
rsquired obligation perform proposed good and
sufficient sureties.
This understanding distinctly obligations and liabilities
assumed y Congress
of July 3 1895.
tssRed BY two guaranlors.)
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY DErARfasET, May II, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals furnishing stationery required by
department during the fiscal ending June 30 1851 will be
O'Clock, M, day H. and
should be accompanied by satisfactory testimonials of ability ~
the
very quality samples
whom will paid
others will be Respective parties No bid
will be considered when the articles not of the
quality and suited to The and
imitation articles will subject the bid rejection
at the pleasure of the department.
Each proposal be signed the firm individual making
and specify price, and but
ce contained the schedule; and without uniformity therein
The department would md dfcult make decision,
be taken consideration unless substantially agreeing
The ARTICLES required must be delivered without delay when
deed the satisfaction the head OF the office the
The department itself the right Of ordering greater
less quantity OF each aud article contracted s the phbe
service Ienno.
Supplying inferior any will be deemed sufficient
cause forthwith 10 annhi the contract.
raclingi and In OF failure supply the articles
qued, his shall be liable
specified in such bond a iouidated damages
The department may the ais all portion Of
the articles conainsd therein articles specified the
sails shall be supplied at the iowes market price, the department
may, Its discretion, purchase the open Market
amount, qualify and description OF each OF the kinds
required: .
folio post, satin, plain fnish ntred plain,
and mi o ess than ~ lbs rsam
fooscap famtiped sides plain,
trimmed, 10 weigh not less tau ~ lbs. per
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As paper sizes by by ~ inchss plain
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NE payAssat oi lhs subscription be
Distant subscribers may money letter. postage
cf which wi paid BY and all Oarsses Ia s
safe uanslAlssi0n
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terms pTopOItioned 10 the above anAual rates
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utIed a copy gratis.
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PORN or CERTrrrcArE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of of - eori6e.
der hfs oah Of Office, that he acquainted
snto and knows them TO be men Of properly and able
good tiieir guarantee,
Dated
(signed)
- .-. ... JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 91-1swtw Postmaster General.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages
shove spleRdd lotteries will prompt rienton
OF each drawing viii be immeday
all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY Agent,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Mr.. GAMPBEtL, Of Ohio asked tht unanimous conseht
Of the House to introduce resolution changing the tmb OF
meepS from IL to III o'clock,
Ohiection was made
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IN No. 70, per NJ
2l7 d0zeu best black lead pencila, per dozen
10 do redlead pencils,
Is do iold rs ivory, ginch,
80 do red linen assorted, do
do pouncc boxes, OF cocoa,
3 do sand. boxes, of cocoa, DO
y do wafer Stands, OF boxes, do
II etssers, Rodgers Sens ivufy haudss equine
~ do penknivrs Rodgers sons equal bladrF,
born or pearl handles genuine, per dozen
do Office shears III inches,
do orice scissors,
III do nkstlnds, cntgass,
10 gallons best ink, black, the department
market per gallon
ink, black department have choice Of e mar
ket, per quau
Squar, ink, rcd, The depaumen, of the mar
peT uuaT
001 Ink red department market
IN h pint bottles, per bottle
l4s botlles ink, best copying, in pint boile-,
10 Q waters, large red, for department seal PERM
100 pounds wsi,rr, common size, red, per pound
III do sealing best exira supeThno, scarlet do
- do India rubber, prepared, do
l76 quarts back sand, per quart
- ounces Foano1t per ounce
Iss Iss pounds DO ,~ins, s.@s' Sss eSea per pound
ia pocket envelopes Of white yellow pspcr following
sizes az By ~ and 81 BY ~ inches, per hundred
III dozen rulers, mahogany, round Or aal per dozen
~ do elastic penholders,
May y1-lawtJ0.bJunet
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TWO PORTRAITS or THE DEMOCRATIC CAEDI-
DATE FOR THE PREsIDESCY.--TH PUBLIC MAN
AND THE PRIVATE CITIZEN.
In late number Of the Courier and Journal Published
at Potsdam New York, we find tho following odmirabo
sketch of Mr.. Buchanans public career
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Mr. JONES OF Tennessee asked leave to take up Senate
resolution fixing day for the final adjournment of Con-
grcss.
Mr.. MATTEsoN, Of New York, and many other black
republican members, objected.
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Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, Al ~ M
Arrive at Dayton by m ~ mou.ineG
Leave Dayton dpiiy, excert Sunday, at am,
Arrive At Indianapolis next morning by fam.
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We have heen permitted (ssys the Albany Argus to
take the following extract from private letter dated at
Washington on the goth Of June
While at Lancaster professional business called at
his residence mile and half from the city, TO see Mr.
Buchanan, with whom ] had been somewhat acquainted
from his entrance into the United States Senate in 1898
ionna him At whsstlapd once large farm noted for iis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
Netp:Qprk Daily Wribnme.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
THE PULPIT ON SLAVERY.


ooE pTsoebod N the Pine Street Church sostoa
3D. a. Boston: John P. Jowett Co.
The propriety Of treating the great questions OF
national ethics in the pulpit is forcibly illustrated
in the present discourse. II ia calm, manly,
well reasoned production, sustained in all its as
ssrtons by an ample array Of facts, free from the
loose, doematic statements which 20 often dis-
figure the harapgues Of pulpit orators, and pre-
stntrng many views Of the subject uader Discus
sion which possess truly historical interest. In
dted, we hardly know where to find so comPac:
aid lucid an account of the introduction OF
Slavery Ito this country and its influence upon
politics ard legislation since the adoption OF the
Federal Constitution. We heartily recommend l"
peIu,al to all who would gain comprehensive
view Of the great disturbing element in our polit-
cal afinirs, and also advise them to preserve
among the pamphlets valuable for future reference
The text, "Out of the south cometh the whiri'
WIND, is selected with certain Puritauic appro-
priateness of application. In opening his DIS
course, the preacher declares that ne Is no' aoou'
to preach politics, but the Go'pel-as ne under
stands it, aid as he believes Christ underssods IT,
Jesus pre- ached practical wisdom for this "oiu,
well as pointed out the way TO better Ana II t Guy
man I'll Ike, if our Savior were now "a Ze1 " su
United States a member OF the Am man Slui'n,
eno a pr.acner IN American pulpl,s, be womi c1u
fre bis utts aLces to abstra.t tTuLb; "ouh
for G POT sibie Ci,e eases except those WIN W.. -
people arr dying; would confer with the ru'n u.s
Committee vi the American Tract society a. 70 !h5
pOLt shetber bis opin Obs calcu ited % receive
ihe APPRECIATION OF Christians Of all denomn4ttt'ns
usuny termed evangelical, North and Soa'a, oeI re
opening bis mouth 81 tskiDg up his PEN aSy n,'u LIZ
thinks this point him to the record ask ni9i -y
the HcIodiaps took counsel against hiIn 20 "e'uy
M" why the Nszar " rose up aaa 'niu'' ~, ~ -
cut of their city," Why the Galieans were hIea
with machrss" against him; why the jews tops uP
stones 10 stope him." why the Chief Press ana o
isecs cent fficers to take him Wby peo:a'Y
he preached no abstract go-pel emascu'S'sa VI a.
re. renee TO actual sinuers and actual so 40
denouuo "a lasyers and scribes aud PhNsees 20 Vae
face as socrites becaure regardless ol ,hnsa
police, b. scourscd out cf he temple prec nes '1se
who weie lrgally making Ii . O den OF tnesSi pc
cause ever ard ever, VIII &c he set at neugps
ordinances or custom prtjud;es 1 lh .cI.t WI
Il ffecst enupca ian Of bs views up N al On
when he chose TO spek; because, 20 fsr g. r Is con-
ce D. a, be came not 70 send pes'e, bal SWORD.
4 He then apnounces his subject as the a5s'es-
sions of the Slave Power apon the ho'ry o. tbs
land. In trertiog IL, be inqrires into he n7ral
cau.es of the existing stats Of thicsh aad waa'
action ,hey s.sgest !or remedy. 'Ti'si and Sefe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
frqal Notices.
COMMON PIEAs-For the City and County

COMMON PLEAS-For the City and CoTny
~ Of kew.Ymk.-DANIEL HAYDEN .s.nore .noepnSG pna .sd
JoIiN d. BROWN.-snmnoss fJr rsliefIIo tae ,osd as
fepdsnt MIRA G. BARR; You arc heIe', ,n,.a ,snss
samns,pt {, Mis- a:tion which hss been tisi 10 @ he
nee Of the C,eik Of the CONT Of Comnn ~ Of Jase
IesS and 10 ,srye a copy 4 ,o'r sns~ef wilt. 10
rou,sipt on the suh%Iibe. q ~ GO, no ~ Of
,b c. 81 NewYoIl within tweaJ Jays .for the s-,.o
~, exclusive Of s day n q is ,in.
..H ,hs rsn,ia tn Sls scon viii apiy 10 sne IN, 10
relief demanded IN the coz eyss. I.,s.asf.
tsH6 ~ .tf' nd tA"'IiS
}, ,2GJsst-R. .... ..r.-r..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
tfle0ifal.

DOMAN EYE BALSAM.-This celebrated rem
III edy for Weak and IDHsmed Eyes was consttn,ly ui
with signal ,uccs BY d,nguisbed Ocu t during iops
career and may be coLd'e' y relied uPon as le
very sslye tbst be used. In cases here ne
are n famed II acts almost ke magic in reloyi al nta'
and ususly eh cts oono.ts cure s-r lew 80 'oau ,oa
Prepared cold by A. b. 4 ID. SANDS DrHSsis>' NO "
Fulton II. New Ycrk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

CUPREME COURT-Niagara County. To
y JOHN ZEALE Def ndspii iou are hereoy snnmoncd to
, we, 10 the c nplaint of fLIZABETH SAGE PlApof,
who so.s by her su-dian MILTON SEAMAN, shiea con-
nil ss fled in the Clerk G Niagara County
the ESD Iute copy OF your snswe on me
Mido, Nogas COw ~ within twenty Ss,s nom ,hs
70 aforesaid tha PAi tf viii spy 20
the Court the relief demaLded in the eomPa dated
jane 3, 1856. d. SfamAN,
Niddleport Niagara Couuty, N. Y js23 lsw6w SAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

CARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS
- HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD-Two daily Express LAnei
Psssep gers leave Chnmbsfsst Station for ,r
SARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS DlhbS
At6a M Arrive 1t saratoss atl2a5 p m, Lebanon sp'hs
At Nm Arrive at Saratoga st 4 3 m, and at Lsoanes
BpriU rs o. 7,30 p. -,
Tioi cts sold aid Baggage checked through ,uvu,
The same Trains connect at PEEkSkILL fof Ian "a
H0PAC AT OAK HILL for CATSK1LL MoUNrAlN aOu ~,
at ALBANY fH NIAGARA FAILS and the LANES And ~
TROY for LAKE GEORGE and CANADA ,.
'AN ~ A. p SMITH,, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

NEW WIDE-UB UUE hOU II nOH NLW-
IN YORK 70 ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER, and
9ENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD s now open snt, In con
pecon wi the Buffalo, Corning New York and New Yot
and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from Nswfork TO
Rochester
The Of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders BY far the most dess
ble between the above named ctiea
Ticket be procured the New ort and Enc Railroad
Ticket Office, foot OF Dusnes and NO. ls5 Bosdwsyi also
IN Jersey City.
Bsssaee checked through.
Freishts will be between EswYork and Roches
with dispatch Any information desired In regard therein
obtained by calling the Geura Freight Agent Of the
9ew-Y Erie RsIroed Erie Buildings g. TA"PAN
EYpress Freight Agent No 1893 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning sd NewYork Railroad on
Sunday. j. A. BEDFtELD superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JERSEY-

~ COnpeetrE at EewIlsmp.on with the DeiAwars Ls:hs
Ahna and Nestem Rarosd 70 Scranton, Ore at Bend th
moiis .nd West and at EastOn with the ehsh valley hA
sO4MEt AhRANGEMENTS-CormeB June p iss
Ns",foIh for EGson bnd intermediate Nsce hnn
VI. H- sofso hyaT, a. 20 and $3.50 p m tef Somes
Vse % ~ ano ic u e M ard -, and 5.p p 81 Il,
iho AcoIe asins esns Elizabeth shh IAhs on os
msslwey hsniced ~beh lesVs Bey Yoh Eem 'Le 'V' "
- H. jtSn 3. sIxIas, sup,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHGLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-ala and Expres. Lines Leave Nev.Vorn anc II
3 ale and fare SIS; IL 81; stopoins at ali
wsystaor. Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati si7 and
&l8 S and the West for Baltimore, Washington. Nor
folk &c. and through sggags checked Washinstos
md o. m j. W WOODRUFF. Assistant Ssp't
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-W ILLIAM BhUNSEa, .aMuEt Sau SNEa
Al JOHN BRUnNE8 agsif &c sANUG TOW u snd
o,e,oss1 -samn s mo ey oemsnd o. contract To
be Defendants abOve4ned fou ner5by sum uoned ana
Iequuei TO ths complaint tins aeuon, of whch
oiy herewith npon and to s-rvs cJpy OF your an
swsr said complaint the susctlbefs st their once
No 1875 Bo5p sy, In the City Of SewfoTk within twenty
avs after Ito exclusive of thc day OF sneh
and II you fail the said compl int within the
lime az resd the plaintiff in this &C ION sill take ud nent
zainst 500 the Of y eigp, huodr-d ard .ents
1856 hur dIed and sixty dollars and ninsteen
Ma, a, 1875 eleven nund ed aud SKY do
ar bay 81, 1875 hnod al and SIXTY tEo
dolrr May - i9j eD hudred a sixty i've
fo- bode. the cost this ion Dated Neg. York, July
- ~ No ig5 VI, Idwsy. New York
The complaint IN tbs action G'ed the office Of
the C RI OF the City and County Of New 1oth on TOE ~
dsy of Joly 1876. CLARK COkNWALL.
iySs law6wSat Plainfins Attnrneyf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
-----.--..-o.,6 .v1 no1Rg CITY, 10 Oolara

SSRPAr SANS ssKnBoURTy CITY ~ n !" Sss',s. S :,
VI oO,ot s.:. q sS ,NDsY .siS" :, " TWO 1y
.a darn s sH,Hse zee yseA .sstsa 10 dfsrsli '@'' 20
ss. saaaNe ks sssnsssss A3i A3r p 'psVMEHr
rtkh9 - q, .pount "a h.Lo, ana nc 70
wm Ss made % h ~, sss iots!e.i and Seers
Ssa., 10 E ,rsop, vho ssaI s ~ = sbore who laay
49, r,HT rom The une OF '-- ....
sssiss to pay N AAn4x xr1pouSs cry ,.., 70.
,r.sss.sS & ,taHs~fs'sS eeo~ mat - 70.
b situate3 ON too THE OELLS and u ne m nIsl =,
o. are Of .hs sodeT as nhee,
Sck areuho &c OF the Il ltss - oeenl enp
o. sopsn ipp - an tevsed plain, lsire smoo.h 81
ns ess kns eisyssD Of so 'esl soose ;o T III sc
aos ucoi5 w t. bs ,she aud =; s elsse ooandAry i've
s.ls, sssns ssS Ia CROSSE ard MILWAUKEE RAIL
A. h ,he '.consr River, sfO5d NJ easy rom n1h~a
AoAp ne eastern and westein Pcons Of the sse ana
sss seSpgy n one n NE Isrsest w.ie,poweTs IN The
A prree, Of oeing crested, by she Wisconsin aye'
$1,000 Comps v under charter granted ey me o.s9
Weeoa,p |, The gest river IA the Ssatei enc ms sser
,il he the loves' tho nve' % any hlt eah
tStr~ve a. hereby giving 20 IL pee iaT tv ,c
M speedi hvte be erection Of eiLtS sho ~ "
WORRIES Of feVery description JOnN . N I.n,s, "a
Prest OF the Wisconsin River hy11 sp~0 ""
HifAan City, July !, 1886
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

,'S'11'' TDtFARD K COLLINS, No. S wstst, III.
..t BROWN, sHIPLEY 3 Co. Liverpool.
r'n STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
.. .. ... = No. q Austin Frisrs, LonAon-
p. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Psrs .
Y< owners Of these ships will net be accountable fcr sd
ver bullion specie jewely precious stones or metals unes
s sains Ggned therefor and the vAas thereof ss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
nater Cure.

DR. L. J. LOEWENTHALs WA IEh-N '.....iiI, omL,
Bers,n Hights Hudson County, New Jesey &c
from Hobot Jersey City few minutes ~ 'As'
pariieulns SPply at No 4 Hanoyerst sew.io!A.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
EROM EEW-YORK 20 HAVRE DIRECT
=, safaisa AID NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL hAIA

kTTh..........C .Cspt Maie ENEu.........C Capt Small
SohA.;;; Csp. Ntch nss LEBANON Capt Cool
veAnDhn sssdIle wheel l.....,..,..CsP BIo-nlsS
money TOT hst ctts passengers only tof whom thsct
esoeeit 1eolnIoefsaonl sloo, Including pIosidoss an<
zee, 1st withoot vines hquOrs. vbxo Oh
ea eo Ocao Are ststeToe uDuspsly Largo aud vel
s.ed AsJ ese WAXING tske passase issiiea " vish
~e f''sH A1s'' .. 'ts9sss.s .sn. ,s:ss h2yly 70
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
CUPREME CoURT.-THoMAs B: RID

CUPREME COURT.-THOMAS B. RID
ODER EDGAR NJ CRAWFORD and RaANCIS PALM
4 h. egaihst JOHN J KUHN -Summo.s for mlney de-
niv or contract -tCorn served ITO JOHN KUHN;
You aro hereby summoned and required the COM
plant In this acon which will be 6ed in the office Of he
CLERK Of the CRY and County Of Nsw.f@k the Siy
Yok and 10 copy Of your answer 70 the sad
conn laini the Subscribers at their ofce No ~ Wsi
within twenty day after the SER ice OF his sum
mons you exclusive Of the day OF such 'ervee and
Won fail the said complaint within tho ns Aioresad
the plaintiff, ta scon will AXE Judgment against ypn Tor
the sum Of eleven h dred snd Diney $500 doss with inter
e.t iron the day July thousand eilh 6uLded snd
CIV b..idr the this scton.Dated July 10 le63
VAN VLECK MORE, Pla,otifs' Anoneya
The complaint filed as above July W i'S ,,onr
40 lswsyS VAN vLECk MORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
N Y. SUPREME COURT. CITY and COUN.

N Y. SUPREME COURT CITY and COUN.
N. TY of EEw YoRR-CYNrHIA j. Johnson y
LDHUh B. PEET her Lext friend, sgt- JOHN II. John
SON Summons for relief tCom not served To ue De.
fer above You hereby sunno cd aud required
10 npsv complain ~ this action which was Med ths
oce Of the the City and County Of Ne fk a. the
CITY Hall in the city Of New York, on the goth Joy OF May,
E a, TO serve copy Of your 70 tho SAID conolsnt
on the subscoers their oce NO hS Broadway, IN tho
city Of NewYork within twenty days after the service OF h
exclusive of the day OF soch srvee; Ad
yon fsl answer the said complsin within the time aforesaid
d Plaintiff In hs action will sppy tho Court for the relief
S.manded "a the coppaint-Dsted Newi ork Isy 20 lsS
GOODHANk JESUP,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. los Broadway N. Y
na,91 law
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING

u TON fOI bOS1ON and PH0NlDENCt-ihIah fou'o,
without delay. change of car, II baggage. -
rhe stearefs PL OUTH ROCK. Capt Joel Stone and G.
Vanderbilt CsPt W. F,s1ee in eonaseeen win n ht N
rosds leaving New o daily Sundays excepted from Pie,
No North River first wharf above Battery place. at 0coen
M and Sionnson ct $50 or on the arrival Of the mai
knin which leeves Boston a. b.Sn r -
The C. VANDERBILT from kew-Yors Monday, Wednes
lay Friday stonnGton Tuesday ThurdsJ and sat
sfdAy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday. rhur,
s.y and Saturday From Stongon Monday "Wednesday and
fniAy. - nit, 4. D..
s.nes ard Boson IN the Express Mall Train several hours
advance ,hose BY other routes a.d IN .ue ae Si AZ G
sny morning lines sonnecne North and East fassengers
that prefer il remar board the steamer, ENJOY neh
res undsturbed breakfast desired and leave Stoston IN
Tho 70 a m train connecting at Providence with the m
train fer Boston. , o.. -. ~,
A baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Trsn
through each way. p,., H. .
passage berhs state rooms or eiaht apply 81 Fer No
North River, or at tho office No. 10 BattefyPisSo-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

NEW-YORK and ERIE KAILRUAD.-On
and afer MONDAY May 49, 1856 and until further notice.
PASSENGER Trains VIII leave Pier foot Of Duanes, - 6dews:
DUEKIRK EXPRESS, at Ga H. for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a for Buffalo.
MAIL, a. e:l5 for DuDkrt ami Buffalo and insermedl
ate Sationa by this Train will with TX
press tras for Syracuse Csyasa Canandgus Niagara Falls
and Rochester ard With the Lightning EIere Train on the
Lake Shore Railroad for Cincinnati Chicago &c
ROCKL.ND PASSENGER, at 8: 90 p. NJ, from foot
Chambers via Piermont for Sunerns AID isterInediats
Stations $1,000.
. WAY PASSENGER, at p. m, for Newbursh and Mdds
town ano il .ermedate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at D. m for Duntirh and Buffalo
EMIaRANT at p. M for Dunkri and Buffalo and inter
mediate Stations
The above Trens daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains at Elmira with the Clmirs
Niagara Falls Railroad Eiafsss Rshs st
Bnahsmon with the Syscqse aud Bpshamon Rearoed fof
SYRACUSE at Corning With the 6uao Coming and New Yors
Railroad for Rochester Great Derd with Delaware Lacks
wanna Western Raroai for Scranton at Buffalo and Dun
with the Leke Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &C.
d. c. McOALLUM. General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
H. H. HOUSTON, General Frsisht Asest, Phlsdeipaa
n. ]. LOHBAERf Superintendent. Altoona Pa


DENN HKEE
IDAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA,
DELPIiIA and PITTSBURGH The MORNING Al
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at m sS
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ava m The fASf III
leaves Pbilsdelphis Pittsburgh at IL 80 and
fr Phihdelphs at q 20 p. The EIGHT EXPRESS rkAin
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At ii M ana
for PhilsdelIha at 9:2o p M ,,...
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroad, 70 aa
nom St Louis No. Alton. Gsens. and Chce:o, Illinois
Fmnifort s,op Louisville Kyi Terre Hsae MAD
pn La Fsyeite and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
suusfeld Beefontaine, Sandky, Toledo, Cleveland %
Iumbus ZAncsye Masson and Wooster, Ohio also wsh me
seasn raci e boats from Orleans 81 Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati 49,, A, I.,. Al. IL
" a fpd this the shortest most expeditions and com
ioTtaMe route between the East and Wet =. q,
be had at either OF the shove ent noc
places in the West or Of - -.
J. H. BUTTS, Agent New Jersey Railroad Co, foot Of
- = - y. ..... Courtlandtst, Nav Y0rh
ELLIOTT, AGENT Pennsyl snia Railroad CO..,
~ Ne Asbor House, Broadway, New YORK
r.rVarl ian itG PhlaAelphis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
DENNsYLvANIA RAn.RoAD.-Ths GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eides With
Western North and Southwestern States BY con
tnusu, Railway direct The Road also connects :. sh
with daily ns Of Steamers 70 al Ia the western HveTs
and Cleveland and ssndu.ky with stesmer' TO al pers on
The North Lakes makDs the most direct cheapest and
reliable which FREIGHT b arded 70 sne
from the Great West. - - -.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBU URoH
FIRST CLAs-Bssts Shoes Dry Goods tin a- ma, l0e r,
boxes,) Furs Feathers, ko... .............) - ~
SECOND CLAss.-Boobs and Stationary, Dry
Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Lesthsr. (I5o per 100
Wool, ,&c.....,............. ...'''.'.'.l
THIRD CLAss-AnvHs Bssging Bacon and &C. n.r I0s n
Pak, (in brlk J Hemp, 6e...............) ~ ~ Nv -
FopRTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and u. ,., lao \
Psrt, lpaeted) Lard and Lard Oa..... ~ -
In shipping Geods on point east OF Ph oe
culsr sIt the package Via PennsJ vhna halroad An
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road At rhlsdeph o.
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded withsut detention
FEEIsHr AGExrs-Haris, Wormiey & CO mphs, Tenn.
r. Sass Co., ST. Louis; j. s. Mitchell Sol, snsvi'e
Ina Dumesnn Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jswstt Louis
vile KY; b. c. Medrun, Madison, Ind Sprg gnAn oeWn'
and irwin Co. Cincinnati N w. Graham Co. Zsne'vine,
Ohio Lseeh Co. No BOslon toscS s Na "a .s
ry-plsce New Yotk 4. J. snesder, PhnadspAs; Mssaw
Per further psrtic ulsrs or biAs of sdins, apply TO
LEEOH Co., Asess Penn Railroad Co.,,
No fAstor Houss, NswYofk.
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Aseat Phlsdepna
r. J. LOHBATRT BuperhteDde1t. Altoona Pa