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THE LEGISLATURE.


1sT 1sTR1oT.--San Diego San Bernardino, Los
Angeles-B B. Wilson, A.
2. Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo-Don Pablo
de la Guerra, D.
8. Monterey and Santa Cruz--D. R. Ashley, D.
4. Santa Clara and Acknowledgements A Day, D
5. San Francsco--W. q. Shaw, Frank Tilford
D., *W w. Hawks and wv. Flint, A.
6. Marposa and Tulare-*A. Mcneil, D.
7. Tuolumne and Stanislaus--*JW Vaudeville
D., ]. w. Cotfroth, A.
8. San Joaquin and Contra Costa-*W. w. Nc
Coun, A.
O. Sacramento-*A S. Cove D., w. l. Fergu-
son, A.
10. Napa, Soano and Yolo--Sarshel Bynum A.
IL. Sonoma, Mendocina and Marin--*H. Heint-
zelman D.
II. Klamath, Siskiyou, Trinity and Humboldt
]. d. Cosby, A.
49, Shasta and Colusi-- Samuel H. Dosh, D.
IA. Butte and Plumas-John B. MCGEE A.
Is. Yuba and Sutter--*C. E. Lippincott, %P
Rust, D. w. C. Burnett, A.
l6. Nevada-*E. F. Burton, Indp., E. G. Waite,
II. Placer--Charles Westmoreland *J c. Haw-
thorne, A.
18. Ell Dorado--*A. French, *i1 W. Hook, d.,
H. M. Fiske, ]. s. McCullum, A.
10. Calaveras and Amador--*W. B. Norman, G.
w. Crandall D.
20. Sierra*J D. Scelen, A.
- One year to serve.
IL Americans Is Democrats, l Independent
List of Members of the Assembly for 1885,
Alameda Thomas M. Combs W.
Amador--J T. Farley, G. w Wagner, A.
Butte--John Dick, A.
Calaveras--T w. Taaferro, E. T. Beatty, JAS
Pearson, D.
Colusi--Edward j. Lewis, D.
Contra Costa--A. R. Melony, D.
FL Dorado James E. Bowie, John Borand, W.
H. Taylor, T. D. Heiske, Stephen P Gage, James
D. White, J. w. Oliver, L. S. Welch, A.
Humboldt-C. S. Kicks, A.
Klamath Walter Mcdonald, A.
Los Angeles--John G. Downey, J. Lancaster
Brent, D.
Marine. R. Brush, D.
Merced and Mariposa-George H. Rhodes R. B
Lamon, A.
Monterey-R L. Mathews, A.
Nevada--S. w. Boring Daniel Dustin, G. A, F.
Reynolds, T. B. Mcfarland, v G. Bell, A.
Napa--R. C. Halle, A.
Placer-R L. Williams, T. H. Reed, Lansing
Stout, Silas Sellick, A.
Plumas-Joseph Winston, Ripley C. Kelly, A.
Sacramento--Geo. H. Carter, J. w. Pugh Geo.
Cone, G. w. Leighy A.
San Bernardno- jefferson Hunt, d.
San Diego--J. j, Hendrick D.
San Francisco--James George, Thomas Gray,
Solomon A. Sharp E. w. Moulthrop, B. S. Lippin-
cott Horace Hawes Herman Waller John Ewalt,
Nathan Holland, D.
San Joaquin--J w Hunter, B G. Weir, A.
San Luis Obispo---Manuel A. Castro, D.
Santa Barbara--Jose M, Covarrubias, D.
Santa Clara---George Peck, Caswe Davis, A.
Santa CruzWm Blackbune, A.
Shasa---Allen R. Andrews, A.
Sierra H. A. Castor A. A. Hoover, A.
Siskyou---E. Curtis, A.
Solano--Andrew M. Stephenson, A.
Scnoma and Mendoeino-H. G. Heald, j. s. Rath-
burn, A.
Stanislaus---John c. Colbreath, D.
SutterR. B. Sheppard, A.
Trinity-W W. Upton, A.
Tulare---R Swan, d.
Tuolumne---T J. Oxley, T. C. Brunton, J T Van
Dusen M. McGehee, A.
Yolo-E Bynum, D.
Yuba---W. B. Winsor, r. NJ Turner, Jacob
Shearer, A. j. Bachelor, John Sterritt A.
55 Americans "a Democrats, Whig
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ESTABLISHED THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE
AND CHRONIC DISEASES AND FOR THE SUPPRESSION
QUACKERY.
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THE JUDICIARY.

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Hugh C. Murray, Chief Justice. salary $4,000
Solomon Heydenfelt, associate Justice,.... 10000
David S. Terry, Associate Justice. 5000
Clerk j. R. Beard, ...... ...... fees.
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DR.. ID. S. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late of the Hon. East India Company's service.
Office on Main street, Cooma, next door to Zener's
Drug Store. Hours for consultation from to IL A Nj.
and 2 to 6 p. NJ
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POST OFFICES IN CALIFORNIA.

Charles l. Frost.
A Rathbone.
A ] Aston.
] d Clarke.
M Flashner.
T I Hooper.
B Woostrum.
w Coddington.
J w Butler.
] M Miller.
] Clarke.
James Buckner
J M Jemison
A Mcdonald.
T M Pawling.
E T Brundage.
George Thatcher.
Fred Peake.
J ohm Bidwell..
M B Graham.
j S Cook.
A II Hunnewell..
VIM Vincent.
j M Groetscheinerf
7 Gallagher.
P o Lamorie.
w ID Wilson.
w Lane.
R F Davis.
] G Fain.
d G Lewis.
] M Root.
T M Daniels.
w w Dobbin.
Richard Smith.
d Thompson.
J Guernon.
A G Sheath.
r McAdams.
G N Noteware..
J w Crichfeld.
A Merier.
J w Hall.
Mr.. Elliott.
H w Bean.
Lewis Stark.
S Moody.
J w Everett.
J B hitcomb-
w G. Brown.
d Townsend.
Nathan Plum.
r w Noble.
] Smith.
w Henry.
. S Foreman.
A G Bentzhoof.
A Updegraph.
S Stewart.
A M Stowe.
A G Everett.
A G. johnson.
E Matthewson,
J ID Tabor.
N VanTassel.
Thomas Eddy.
S B Jaques.
c Tucker.
; ] M Sedwell
E M Burrows.
j Lefevre.
G. Dickinson.
G. w Baker.
j w Gilbert.
j H Alvord.
B Brickell.
; ] Colgan.
R A Mardis.
.G B Keys.
. Bruce Husband.
w Z O'Kear.
John T Beener.
VIM Potter.
George M Dent.
. w p Mayhem.
George II Bull.
w m Lewis.
w B Osborn.
g w Applegate.
L M Booth.
p w keyser.
J F Mcnamara.
. p Ditts.
; Hiram Togg.
. George kimbalI.
:. G. w Coulter.
Il w Fisher.
"A & Hendrec.
j J Vallejo.
. J B Mckinney.
VIM Vincent.
ID A Kneass.
Ira Thompson.
George Eastman
VIM Curtis.
j Shumway-
j Barron.
A II Stevens
} ii Miller.
] T Hoyt.
E H Hart.
r f Pratt.
w f McDermott,,
M Hamilton.
j Otlifson.
L b Eaton.
J p Thurst0n.
w H Endicott:
T A Russell.
Z I Lake.
w Fisher.
J G Lewis.
G Il Howell.
G D Shoemaker.
ID B Curtis.
G White.
r S Garland.
w Mccormick.
G. II Coe.
T Gallagher.
Peter Rice.
E S Gaver.
A J Bailey.
A M Thatcher.
S w Brown.
a henyon.
e Syloa.
7 l. Andrews.
r H Hoerchner.
] Gaines.
J L Sargent.
j E Slater.
] R Little
S Bradway.
j Wood.
H G. Heald-
c l. Weller
] B Hill.
F Forman.
. Lyon.
p Breen.
I J Harvey.
] w Patrick.
F Cooper.
H ] Share.
i G Hahmann.
w Russell.
] Downcr.
G R Fisher.
d N Thomas.
s J Skidmore.
John Wood.
w V an w agner.
G Alexander.
] A Lank.
] Lemon.
Miller.
G w Patrick.
G Thatcher.
D J Staples.
z F Conner.
ID T Hall,
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BOUNTY LAND.
Ell Dorado Bath House and Shaving Saloon.

III Dolauo Dd'h Ilouoo dhu OlldVlllS OdlOOn.
MAIN STREET, coLoMA, OPPOSITE BAKERS HOTEL.
KNARM and Cold Baths can be had at this establish
w ment from A. NJ to p. M, with clean linen
and good attendance.
The undersigned having rcted the FL Dorado Baths in
elegant manner solicits a share of patronage.
J. SMALLWOOD.
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EWO SPRING WAGONS FOR SALE-One Elliptic
Springs, for two horses; the other half Flip
tic Springs, for one horse
Coloma, Oct. TO- 1855. 4s
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MORY HALL BUILDIN

Corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
San Francisco.
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acquainted with the treatment of the above mentioned
kinds of diseases, but that he is thoroughly educated
practical and experienced Physician and Surgeon capable
of curing patients which others have given up hopeless
the following testimonials from well known and respectable
citizens of California submitted to the public Names
suppressed but the authors any time ready to
proclaim their truth and authenticity before the world.
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are a. badly OF az this man. There Is tue greatest
aT.s;,v and men share With each other Wh.le any
thing is left; but after that, "nat 'ne.
TIE state Committee works with energy aud
.v.,em 10 relieve distress, and may be entirely re-
LED upou. but they are also out OF iunus' ine "a
rsn.e Of sending emgrants, arms and amuunluon'
ibrrpgb Iowa and Nebraska, has been so enormous,
that but little has yet reached Kansas 10 ~!
form: and the cost OF supporting 'he atu! -
has besn aI.o enormous. At the very time When
farm labor wss most needed, all the aoie-ooNcu
men have been obliged TO live for weeks III camp,
at the pubic espense--thsy Themselves oeihs tn0
principal public. -, an,
This discoursges and drives OUT the tillld S'lu
lukeWarm and etucates the remainder 20 ehuu'Su'e
People in Kansas are lie Indlns-thev ea' Nh"'
they can and >eep where they cam am W',. tuti
have no house and no food they wait a"hile u.
something turns NJ. | can see that TINS s's'e ..
fhiogs brings out sone bad qualities, ana ou'
more good ones.
Last Sunday preached in this place (thougn
must say that | am commonly known here Oy d
title which Is tlseN here considered lnconp"tlV1e
with even TIE Church MILITANT. II was qm.e an
occasion: and took fer my text The one employed
by the Rev. John Martin the Sunday after he fought
at Bunker Hl-Neh. is. Il: " BE We not afraid OF
them: remember the Lord, which l. great and ter
Gible and fight for your brethren. your sons and
YOUR daughters your wives and your houses
Tonight l speak again, aud leave tomorrow for
Leavenw0Tth, there 10 witness a Border Ruhln
election, ~ there is no voting al Lawrence.
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LEAyENwoRTH, X. T., Oct. 6, 1886.


| have come over 10 see a Border Election. The
road from Lawrence runs 33 miles through the
most beautiful region OF Kansas, the Delaware
Reserve. Ii is mostly well wooded and all the soil
is luxuriant There are only a few Indian cabins
On the way but some points on the road have a sad
celebrity. In the Hospital at Lawrence saw two
men recovering from terrible wounds in the head,
il dicted. not by L. ). Brooks NJ. c., but by his
humber iuiators in Missouri. The case was talS.
Three men were riding, unarmcd, from Lawrence
to esyenworth. They were captured by . small
pose Of the enemy and shot IN cold blood the next
morning One had his jaw terribly broken ana
was lett for dead. Another lay wounded aud the
wrctches felt his pulse as Is their Practice' ana
finding II still beating knocked him on the mead
with their guns. till life seemed extinct. These
were the two saw: the third was killed; and amid
those lovely woods and fields, pile ot earth ana
Roadside, stake are his only memorial.
We passed also the spot where Mr.. Hops was
murdered and scalped, for bet OF PAIR OF boots
Now the road is comparatively safe, or WHAT li,e
stapedryer calls safe; last week there was only
one man taken of the stage, who hasn't since
"b,,n heard from" But | rode across with an
! old farmer and his boy, unmolested though we met
a few small parties of Missourlans ON horseback,
some of II EN- riding double, as they occasionally
! do
TIE Free State hotels IN Leavenworth gre Droheh
up. Don't be- surprised to hear OF " ree-S'a'e
hotel in regions where men distinguish between a
| Pro.Slaycry and an Anti-Slayery eo,c.) The
chief hotel at present is kept by man named
McCarty who is building n large new BRICK one
He il desperately PrO-Slayery. aud IN conjunction
with Majors and Russell, the great Government
contractors, originated The late riots.
| Ieayepworth is twice rs large as Lawrence, has
fine situation on the river and fine scenery around
Tie landing is good and with New-EngIand enter
prize it would be destined to greatness and by the
aid of Government business 1t may yer attain IL
But never did see such universal drinking Ihert
must be more than fifty liquor shops for some Goo'
inhabitants; the doors of the Lca'enworth liote
are adorned with row of whisky casks and oil par
rels full of empty bottles; and the oar-'oo'n
crowded ali day.
Despite this it is laid to be the quie.e't cectlo
day ever known. None of the Anl-Slavery me
vote, very properly declining to recognize the Va
idty Of an election under the bogus laws, aud ther
S but enc ticket running, which | send;
Law md ORDER TICKET.
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manners and bloa:ed faccs. One 81 them, q .
eiuian, bearing tie appropriate name OF s,iios-
tclkw, has apparently felt called upon, m aran-
ken l. 10 Indicate the character OF The peculiar E
tuti,u and has therefore summoned before hln h,s
SLAVE. nea;-ookiug boy of sixteen. BIB 81,
SAYS tie representative Of ehiyalry, do you NOW
ne Yes, mas'r," returns Bill respectfully.
Have you ever been in chains, Bill : stammcrs
cut the specimen Of the superior race with the M.
prcs>iye seriousness of inebristion. Never, Sir
Ever expect 10 be in chains, Bill l" Never,
Sir "G-g-good boy, Bill, take something TO
drink. Bill 80 Which offer Bill declines rather to
ny surprise, aud is dismissed with slight con-
tempt as being after all poor creature, chains or
10 chains.
party OF there gentry leave With me tonight
in the boa. for ~. Louis, and shall make further
,r,,uaip,auce with them. WORCESTER.
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VTAE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Hr KENNEDY 81 RoItury h.s Discovered n on. ., On,
esTmSn Pa.iur. weeds rtmedy that cure, Z -, Pill
He has tined il IN esvsn hundred case, Ip ~. AI
except 10 two ea'e' both hnndti hsmoi s a. M t o.
Two bottle, Ar, warranted hrT.inr sore mouth.
one TO three bottles all cuTe TIE wort hhc u pnY' On
the face.
Two bo, Ar. warranted 10 he worst c-LfeE N tie
Three to Eve bottle. are warranted the wsr'; q
one OF two bottles warranted 70 cure ~ hauoI in he
Two bottle. warranted 10 rnn4Is Of ae 'a ard
four or 1 bottle. are eo-uP' snd running
On, bo,fle will -ure .csl- eruption, Of the skin.
Two three bottles vansred 20 CUE iAe WV a'eof
hr,. bottle. a.. warranted to The despe
gbrse to -four bottles warr-nted 70 cue 'srheum
Ffe 10 ,i,h bottle. vii th~ worst case OF scrotrA
swsy, e1perienced from the FIR, bOtt.e sni
p',st r.I y 40 TO those who have in vain tired
al The wonderful Eedcnt, Of he Gay a. ma 'AH.oH "eea
grosnF the pastures and soni o'd ',.ne - /, 80 &c
ever hunor in the system YETI 's hied ne II YOU
brIror II "a. s.s TleI- IA nor 1; a' ' las
about H. ,uiiT cases. but rot yolrs WI,. W
thousand bottcs of II il lie vicinity OF bo,'oL 80 VIC
o., crr., ever done in Ma,schu.e' gave II 70 children
y1ar ID to old psors sixty. lave seen POI PlEy
,,ored 10 p.rf,ct STATE Of health by one bottle
To mos. WHO subject aHck nesd,ehs one e9''e WIZ
s b i,1. t.t.n IL have eostv. for year, I'D have
been ssaed b. H. ihs Of the fune;ioa. 81
49,, Vii cau,. yery ,in ul,r feenss but You must not be
s,r.d they always dappesr in from iouI aay 70 we
Tbe, never bad result from t on the contrary Wh tA,
t 4, rome Won IL feel yourself Ike new pefson heard
.c Of b. most encomi1n' OF that ever man
| Es'eItG 20. ~.
Nj 40 Ar.rt. for New Yort; r. v CLICKFNER Co,
No 81 B.roav.,t; CHARLES II. RING No. l9l Broadway
| a r ID SANDS. No. l4l Wi.lsL-.t MARSH, Ot' II
e. No $50 Gre.nwich.st.; BOLD PAUL, Cnambs!s-st
| WTILSG Co. No. Us Frank n-.t AckkSSON, ROBBINS
| 4 20 No l45 H,den-l.ne; HANILAND, HARRAL X
| RISKY W.u.n-,i.; BARNES PARk No - Broadway
| WARD CLOSE Co, Madenaud dr.. HAYES, Brooklyn
an Tor retail by all respectable Druggists
| Union
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Efeal Notices.


AT a SURROGATE's COURT, held in and Tor
~ the County Of NevYork a. thc SurTosa- Qfce IN the
CIV Of NeYork on tue dag If October III The
thou.ard eight LundIed and tys1. Present ALEXANDRA
W BRADFORD surrogae In tle matter Of ~ a'e99 .,
Of STEPHEN h. HARRIS, Administrator Of LAi RA VI.
ANKINSON Decea-cd. On readiI and ir Tie tityu oi
JOSEPH c. TALBOT, the Guardian Of LAURA NJ llANhiN-
son On ufnt next hin of aid deceased ) ordered mat
said STEPHEN r. HARRIS, Admiditrsor Of al snd -inE AZ
the goods chsiie. and credits of the ssid La IA ~
AkKINSON deceased personally be and appear before ne
Suuo.arc County New lok AZ hir Ohce ~ tr Cy
Of N,vYork the h Day of January ur' - II o'clock IN
the forenoon Of that day and render account Of bic proceed
gs a ucn Administrator aud show cse why D. should not
be fuuerseded a w. bFADrohDi s"IIVsa-e'
L. yjmF
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ATa SURROGATE COURT, held in and for

~ tie County Of New ioIA a. Tia, SrIosAs Ohac IN The
Cty Of York the eighth day of October IN the "
one thouaud light hundred sud siNPresen ALTMAN
DER w BRADFORD, Surrog1teln me matter oi ne -
counting Of STEPHEN II. HARRIS guardian u LAURA NJ
IIANK1SSON az infant. On reading aud ulng nc u
Of JOSEPH c. TALBOT the next friend Of ne sd La IA
UANKINSON il il cred that said STEPHEN H. HAIR
RiS guardian and estate OF the ssid LA RA NJ
HANkINSON dsceasCd psrrOlay ald appear DtoIc te
Srrc gafe Of the COUNTY NcYork az his of in tn Cy
Of N.York on the fourteenth day Of January next ~ II
O'Clock in tho forenoon % nat day, md render an account 81
his preceding 49, such guardian and show WIN be should
hot BE- supeifcded. ~ W. BRADY UNI Surrogate
MIN aNS.lI
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RlFrBIIcAs MEETIyG At IHE DR9onYs NJ
sErN.-A very large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting was held at the Museum corner Of Fulton and
Orange streets, last evening" and spirited Addresses
were made by James Humphrey, esq., and other g'a-
tsmen. 4 number OF ladies were in sttendince.
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LosGIvTTY or A NEGRo-T'ke CorintAiaa P,Hdr
of Conutb Mics chronicles the death, on the I'D Of
September tho, place, % negro named DAVID
Rofa the property of Vim. II. Mos, esq, AZ the ads
yaIccd ace of ! II wears.
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REWARD Tie Governor has Offered a reward "
So Tor the apprehension OF the murderer OF jane, IL
BeCcle, who wss killed in Auburn on the Iyth uh.
MGyor Of Auburn
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County NeYok notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against WILLIAM BLAKE late OF the City
York deceased 10 che with the vouchers
h, r.o the subscriber The Office a. No % PrlIf, in
hc CIV Of New York before the fourteenth day Of
ueA-Dated the 10Th day of september, 100
NANCY NJ. BLAKE, Admit 'ratriS
spl2 law6mFr' with the VIII annexed.
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NETWORK and NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SIr,t,IEn al d ANCF MIsNT cnrnmencinr May LAG.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Cana-st
In New York. Corner 6th-st. and fth-ay.
TRAINS LEAVE NEwY oRK-Tor New Haven: 8G m'(
l2. 3:l5 A. (Ex) 430 D. IN. For Bridgeport L. m OK
IL 80 9:l5 tE1 1850 p For Milford Strsttord, re
Southport and WestpoIt: m ESQ SIP, 4J p ~: for
Norwalk T. a. M. $780, 35 d. ok 43O 5l5, 6:l5 p m
For Darc1 and Greenwich: T. ga 1880 Sab 40 PIP,
Sis D. m. For Stamford: Z g. OK m; 12So SID =,
(Ex 3O 5l5 Is D. For Port Chester and intermediate
stations: I a. II. 1880, g. Is, 40 Sis, els p m
CONNECTING TRASs-FOr Boston: a. m. (Ex) up M
H11 For Hartford and SprngGeld M EN- 1880 m
OK For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal 81
10 WtsGed. For New. London Railroad a. m, m lor
Toufatonic Railroad: 8 For Naugauck Railroad: a
M 3:I5 D. M For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad a. m
4p.n!.
M ok 1O lex 430, $50 p m (Ex) From Bridgeport:
$40 40, 1918 (txl ~ E6l5 Pm lE;S6 Pm Ex
9:25 5:45 1885 p (Ex From Port Chester: 6H, Gas,
7:3 8;57 II 80 a. III (Exl 4:08 6:27 p. N.
' JAMES II. HOIT Superintendent
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DFNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western aud Southwestern States by con
tnuous Railway direct The Road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers to all ports in the Western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sanduky with steamers to ali ports on
The Nohwctern Lakes making the most direct cheapest al
by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO ana
from the Great West. - ...,,r,n,-nl,,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
ERsT CLlss-Boos Shoes, Dry Goods, lin oOc per 100 10
boxes Fms, Feathers, 6c...........:...3
SICOND CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry .o a,
Goods lin bsles), Hardware Leather, poe per ioV 10
w
Tt:RD CLAsS-Anvis Bagging Bacon and &c ner 100 ID
Pork lin bulk, Hemp kc......,....,....} w.
Fe"RTH CLASs-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and2 M
Pork (pscked), Lard and Lard Oil......:5
shipping Goods any point east OF Philadelphia be par
tcdsr the package "Nia Peunsy wanna Railroad All
Gsods consigned the Agents of this Road at fhadeP OF
Prsburrh will BE- forwarded without detention.
F2EIGHT AGENTs-Hsrris Wormlcy 4 Co, Memphis rem !;
r. a. Sass Co St Louis j. :. Mitchell Son, Evausyi
Ind Dmmcsni Bell Murdoch and Carter Jewctt. Louis
Will. Ky; b. & Medrum, Madison, Ind sprisnan Brown
snd CO. Cincinnati; n. w. Graham Co, Lai.csyl"
Ohis Lecch Co.. No. 81 Klbyst Boston; Lceoh Coz No
An House, kcw.NoIk, Nc. Nilsm-st, ana No ia,
tcryf ace Ncw-L ok r. J. SEcdcr Phad'it MA MasTaw
Moo, Baltmorc Geo G. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
he. .uIther peg ricusrs or bills Of adine. apply 20
LEECll Co., AGENTS Penn: Railroad Goa
No. Astor House New York
r. VI. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
J. IOMR1FRT. Superintendent Altoona. Pa
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y JWARD K 60 Inns No. &c Wall-st., Ny.
ctEONN SHIPLl va Co., Liverpool.
srEPHEN kENAARD Co,
No q Austin Fr'srs London.
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these slps WI be accountable for gold
bullion specie cSeOU! REGIONS stooes melas unless
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~ FARE RfDUCED-Ony ~ 80 from New-Yorf 10 AZ
bsuy-Thc Inland Route connecting with Western and N3
ern Trains $40 m. Express Train for Albany without
change Of connecting with l5 Central and North
ern Trains 10 M Mail Train stopping at Williams bnd'
snd all Stations above. $40 p H. Express connecting with
the Central II pm.
RFTTRNyNC LEAVE ALBANY-8:3o a m, Express,
without change Of 9l5 Mail Train ivo p IN
Express for NcwYoTk -,
We invite all passengers business pesspre 10 take the
Harlem Railroad which for comfort prompnoss OF safety 10
unsurpassed. The Albany Trains now htted up wiz
Cresers Approved Brakes which places the train under the
control of the Engineer rendering the safest road In the
Union Tickets obtained Baggage checked a. the once
of Western Railroad Albany, at White and Center,
Broome and 10Th sts., New York
VIM J. c AMPBFLL. Superintendent.
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For ngress,
Gen. J. W. WHITFIELD.
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rIyJfT REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SIONlNO

/ TCGy for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-lnlsnd rout
without delay. change of oars OF bs1gs2e. ,c. ,.r
m. o., III, r. PLYMOi TIL ROCK. Capt joel Nonr ,nu -
yANDERBILT Capt. W H. Frzee IN competition WIN n ne
stonngon AID Providence, and Bosom and fIovi'.n'e D.
rosd leaving New.York daily sundays excepted from
No Norrh River first wharf shove Battery pse A. - -
n m and S.onington 33Op or On the AIf'a OIL Inc -
,rsin vi ich leaves Boston az $50 p M =, ,,,o,
The G. VANDERBILT from Ncw,York mo3gsy. " ed.es
dsy and Friday. From Soninston Tuesday AAe''uAy a
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Ncw-Yors Tuesday In 5
day and Saturday. From stoninston MONDAY
and Friday. . - q Ia, o. proyI.
6erce md Roston IN the Express M Train several ho'. ID
advance Of other routes and III ample ne i' az
early morning linz. connecting North and East
bst nfer il remain board the steamer, ENJOY ngh
nrdis,led breakfast if desired, and leave S@nnSloh III NC
Gas m train connecting at Providence win he Il H.
Master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way ,.i.h. .,,lr .. pier No 2
No,,b River or at the Office No 10 Battery place