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SAMUEL SWAN Il CO., Managers.
$4,000 Tickets ,aa8 Prizesl
Prizes amounting to
204, 600 D 0LL A Rs!


Inducements To Clubs.
AS, by this scheme one ticket in every 10 il guar.
anteed to draw $40 we will sell Certificates of Pack
ages of 70 tickets at The fAowns rAtes which il the
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed ac-
orues TO the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. -. $50
10 Half |" 49,. 80
10 Qnarter q -. is
II will be perceived, BY this plan, that for geo the
buys tickets he would only get for that sum wholes
thus by buying Certificates he has four more chances
for the larger prines-Halves and Quarter Packages
in proportion.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, epclose the
money to address kr the Tickets ordered ON re-
ceipt of which thsy will be fbseupasa BY ffst mail
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will BE- sent
TO purchasers immediately after the drawing.
fE Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their post office county, and State
e. Remember that every Prize il drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
~ An Prizes Of 81, 900 and under paid immsdi-
ately afer the drawing; other Prizes ct the usual
time Of thirty days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
frise Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
eisner 10 8. SWAN b CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia
ur 8. SWAN,
cct ~ -d1wn Montgomery. Alabama
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MONEY MoNEYii MONEY

TT OsT ON Saturday night, i'm Centre Mar
- ket a basket containing pair OF scales and an
account back The finder will receive the above
ward nv returning the book and scales TO the Amer
lean Organ Office and no questions will be asked or
the book may be returned through the Post Office
and the basket and contents retained.
Oct. q ]. II. YEATMAN,
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Bank Suspended

Bank Suspended
PRovIDEscr, October 29.-The Bank Of the
Republic, of this city, suspended business yester-
day, owing, 1t is said, to the failure Of large
western produce house In New York.
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GOOD INvEsTMENT.

GOOD INVEBTMENT.
" Il have for sale the following bonds
w or stocks, which can be sold 10 yield the pur-
chaser ~ 10 IL per cent. per annum
$4,000 Ramsay County Bonds, Minnesota Terri
tory 10 per cent Coupons, payable in New ork
$4,000 Virgins and Tennessee 0 per cent. Coup
ons. payable Ia New York
$4,000 Orange and Alexandria, per cent Coup-
ons, payabis In New York
$1,000 corporsii"- Of Washington Stock, per
cent
1900 s"rporanon Of Alexandria Stock per cent.
e 900 In ahares Of the Patriotic Bank
The Ramsay County Bonds we regard as very safe
and desirable. The county is the most wealthy and
prosperous In Minnesota In which is situated the city
OF ~. Paul The county has only issued $4,000 OF
bonds and only $4,000 il now outstanding The
bonds fall due annually the first two being payable
in New York in 1861. The taxes now due to the
county IL represented ample TO liqudate the whole
debt.
SWEENEY, RITTENHOUsE, FAINT & co,
oct 20--eo2w Bankers
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nMADAME DUVALL, PHORESSOh Ut
NA Astrology and PhrenoloU, continues to
practice the above science. She II prepared TO an
Duvall in also the ladies' Botanical Physician. AT
icted and dofsctve fsmalss will do well 70 try her
akill her compounds aSs from herbs gathered under
the strong inasnce Of the Planets which rule them.
tee was successfully pAtPopised- She is travelling
through The United aAtex and her stay win now be
very short in Washington.
Residence, No. SIC Eighth street, between and
M streets oct 9-3mo
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Nsss York Markets.

Nsw York Markets.
NEW YoRK, October 29.--Flour Is duh. Sales
Of 5000 bbls. State, 90 so a IS 66; Southern Is
irregular and unquotable.
Wheat is steady. Sales of 81 900 bushels. So
White. 81 SO a$l IL; red, 81 Sc Ia q 81 so Ia.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency
Sales of $4,000 bushels. Southern mixed, 90
cents; white II cents
Pork 10 buoyant. Mess, $2l IL Ia.
Beef Is firm. Chicago repacked, $ll.
Lard 10 higher, closing buoyant. Sales In bbls
Is 3-8 cents
Whiskey is easier. Sales of Ohio at "a cents.
WnanciaI
NEW YoRK, Oct. 29.--Stocks are lower aud dull.
Chicago and Rock Island, 80 IA; Illinois Central
shares, ia 8-4 do. bonds, 90 l-2; Michigan
Southern, SO 81; Reading, 70 l-2; Cumberland
Coal Company, l6 3-4; Virginia 6's, 81 IL.
Sterling exchange Is dull
Later from California.
NV i DIRK, Oct. 2s.--The steamer Illinois, with
81 49,, 900 In specie, arrived here this afternoon
with San Francisco dates of the 9th instant
The California news is unimportant. The papers
publish letter from Colonel Fremont in answer
to letter of inquiry addressed by the editor Of
the San Francisco Bulletin to the three Presiden-
tial candidates The other candidates did not an.
swer The Bulletin says that Colonel Fremont's
answer has given great satisfaction to the citizens
generally.
Business at San Francisco was improving, and
mining intelligence was encouraging
Ex-Governor McDougd was arrested on his ar
rival out on charge Of illegal voting.
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Extra Glass 0,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on Saturday, Novem-
tte Der 22d, 1855.
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Defention of a Stea,ner.

Detention Of Steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2s.-The steamer City OF
Richmond, loaded for Richmond, sprung leak at
her wharf last night, BY which her cargo was dam
aged.
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AUCTION SALES.


a DMINIsTRATOR's SALE by order OF
IA the Orphans Court d. c., Of the personal
effects of William Bird deceased On Thursday the
S0th instant shall sell at the late residence of Will
liam Bird, deceased, on Maryland avenue, between
sixth and Seventh streets south side at 10 O'Clock,
A. all the personal effects ofthe deceased viz:
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs
DO Bedsteads and Bureaus
Carpets, Mattresses and Comforts
Centre Table, Blankets, and Sheets
Cook Stove and Kitchen REQUISITES
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Valuable lot Of CarpentersS Tools
Mortising Machine, &c.
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary TO enumerate.
Terms: All sums unter ei0, cash over SO a
credit of three and six months for notes sasfacto
rily endorsed bearing interest
ROBERT MORROW,
Administrator.
oct 2S-3t A. GREEN Auctioneer
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PRESERVATION OF A TRAHsPARKxCY.- BY refer
ence to notice in this days paper, our readers
will perceive that transparency win be presented
this evening, at the Odd fellows' Hall, NAVY Yard,
to the Junior Sons Of America, Camp No. /.
Several distinguished speakers will be present.
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SIMPSON HOUSE.

Southeast corner of 10th st. and Pa. ayenue.
WASHINGTON CTTY d. C.
VINHE subscriber Is happy to inform A,A
- the soourners and residents of Wasfinr- EiiAe
ton that he has spared expense in fitting up bis
weLknown establishment, and Is now prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their pa
tronage on the most reasonable terms, and in true
Philadelphia style-he having recently removed from
that city. Gentlemen can be furnished with rooms
on reasonable terms, and they either breakfast
dine or sup, in or out of the house and win only be
charged for such as they may order.
The subscriber proposes to furnish Meals to those
who may wish, on the European system, and stran-
gers and citizens may rely upon the character of his
Bar and table dHote. 80
oct 18-1m VIM s. SIMPSON pronrotor
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REGISTERS OFFICE,
October 10th, 1866.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE IL hereby given that licenses is.
- sued to taverns, retailers of spirituous and
fermented liquors. wines, cordias, &c. groceries dry
goods, hardware, medicines, perflmery watches and
jewelry; lumber. wood coal, and commission mer-
chants also to keepers of hackney coaches and on-
nibuses, billiard tables tenpu alleys and confection.
iron, brass copper, &C. will expire on Monday, the
3D. day of November next; and that said licenses
must be renewed at this Office within ten DAYS afer
that time. SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS,
oct l6-dtnoy8 Register.
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THE GRANDEST AND RICHEST
10 TTERY!
EVER DRAWN IN THE UNITED STATES
ON
THE H AVANA PLAN.


Every Prize viii be drawn and appropriated under
the superintendent of the commissioner appointed
by the State Of Maryland.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 1882, 500!

II. FRANCE g. co.., MANAGERS.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

ITO prizes amounting to. .$3S
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass p.
lst and Cd numbers $5OO
70 be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, November 90
1855.
RICH SCHEME.
1!Prize Of -. .$86,2S1 g Prizes Of ). q, 900
do ...... 10000 do ...... 1000
do ...... 10000 1919 do ... $50
6prises off,. .... 1000 63 do (lst & 2d) 500
Tickets $l0-Halves -Quarterr % 80.
Certificate of package rs wholes, $l4s--shares in
proportion.
All orders for tickets in the above magnificent
lotteries will meet with prompt attention, and the
printed official drawing forwarded TO all who order
tickets.
Address T. IL. HUBBARD b CO.,
Agents for the Managers,
oc 81 d&w Baltimore, MARYLAND
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Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters % so.
Certificate of package 2s wholes, $l5s--shares
proportion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-20

CORN SPEcULAToRs BITTEN.-Siuce the Incoming
ofthe co crop this seasOn spectators aud dealers
have been largely engaged 10 mas.ug purchases
along the ONO and Wabash rivers They couIn5en-
ced operations at comparatively hich figures. and
soon the river banks were li1ed with huge pies of
corn ID ssczs, awaiting Shipment bat prices almost
lmRedaeiy declined, end holders in q great ma
sure CEASED shipping the price in f0rei IN markets
would not warrant the cost Of transportation A
steamer arrived al Louisville from Heuderson last
week with one thoussni sact of corn d i.iers AZ
Csrrolton. Ii IS the rece tCf 8p1rcbase sv Them
Of about 81 900 bushels OF corn L was loIgbt IN
Indiana eary ID the season, and the pr;es naid
varied from 40 10 20 CT. er bushel Su6eeousrtiv
they pr heIed the farmers ten ceuts per bushaI ~
axe the corn back, and resciud their crn-racfs
which they Of course refused. OJher buyers snfe'
tered NOR largely into the trade and very many Of
them bought corr by the hundred thousand bus6eIs
or agreed 20 take the entire Standing crors of ,he
farmers, anticipating high prices Tie market eveTv
where, aV fastas corn began 70 alrve. declined and
prices went down to 25 cents, at " ish ra,e sDa-
culators as again buying largely. The c-op = A
.arye one. Last season, OWING to tie droaght. \
'aied, and prices everywhere run % 10 % cents
aud one dollar per bushel. but from present ndiea
tion, the Louisville Courier says there is no Ike
mood thai they viii exc ed baif hose rates this
season. Boston Courier
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81 The following IS a VEN Of rue mil SONNY
flI OF consolation AID eGcoursg gsusu Z that adres-
ses itself directly to every family, ard is deserving
OF constant remembrance.
No GLooN AT HONE-Above all thrgs there
shoald be no gloom IN O. home. The shsdoas of
dark dsc1ntent and wasting fre-fnluess sao5 nsvs-
cross the Threshold, throwirg their lsrpe blsc,
shapes, Ike funeral pals. over The bspnv vnnsg
sprits gathered there. i you FjI, your berrle sla
oe heaven and every inmate an angel there. IL
you WILL you shal sit On e throne aud Be the me-
siding household deity Oil fait. ful vile wnst
privileges, what treasures, greater or pursr than
thine7
And let the husband strive to forget bis cares a.
ne winds around the long narrow street and be-
holds the soft ligh' ul uiue h ii.te parlo-. sure
sdIng its precious beams On the red pave bsf,rs Z
The night Is cold and cherries. peFhsus- and the
December gust battles, with the worn skirts of his
Old oVercoet and snstchss, with RIDE hand ard
"sling cry, at the r1sty hat tost served him many
cuted
He hss borne with many cruel tone. msnv
cold word, and nerved himself I'D 10 an energy an
desperate that hls frame sud spirits are weakened
and depressad; and row his limbs ache v-h ySesrin.
esq; hls temples throb with the psic-hent eses bv
100 constant application lie scarcely knows how
to meet his wife with pleasant slnils or 81, down
cheerfn'y TO the.E irtle meal which She has rrlgi-
dsd with so much care.
But the door IS opsnsd-the Overeoat fbr,vvr
hastily of. A sweet, singing v,i.s fsIls uro1 bls
ear, and the tones are SO soft sn1 glad that Hope
Ike winged angel, flies into bis bosom and ues,ies
against his heart
A home where gloom IS bsnished-presiaed over
by one who has learnsd 70 rule her household. OpI
be Is !hrice consos,ed for al bis trials He esnnos
be unhappy.
The sweetest best, dearest solaee is bis--a che.
eriui nome. Do you worder that the man is stren-
gthened anew for to uncrrows cares2
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NAShh LILLE
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
L =. ! II

T NJ BRENNAN. ....-........... Proprietor
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines Wafer n hees
vi Horse Powers Saw and Cirst Nils Gins. Tobacco
Presses Eaiw4y Steam Boat and Agrclturl Machinery
CASTINGS
OF every kind and SIZE, made promptly TO orcer-
A large vare'y constantly on hand, including Water
Wheels. Saw and Grst Mil Gearing and Irons. Crate
Bars AndIrons Hollow Wave Kettles wagon Boxes, &C.
Wrorghi Iron work well execu-et
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECING MAN
UFACTORY
TIM. BRENNAN, So College street having added
The above branches to his present. esaoishn ent Il
n-.rd ~ an 0raers for all kinds Of Ornamental Work
t private aud pubne build ngs ncludng Verandahs Bal
uopes Cemetery and Park Enclosures, Iron Op Front
fr store window and Door Lin and Siils, &C., DO
AIl orders well and promptly attended to parls-2n
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Heavenly arms,
" ith all thy sharp set D1Eefs.

The reverend gentleman immsdsfeiy discovered
be 6lunder be had made, 5y L G an I'd loOck Of
MS foCk, and attempted TO recover imsef by say
ng, "L, Us sing n the praise Of Sharp rif- -
de stopped again end a. last succeeded 10 collect
ing bis thoughts, so thar be could co on with The
LAY; but n the couI57 # his sermon, Wheo ahout
70 urge his Iers to fix their thoughts on thirqs
,bove, he id Elk your bayoEets,r but directly
close; after which he informed his Deerle thst he
1sd pedged his church, at In etins in NV IA
ven, for twenty-seyen Snaps rh 2 to arm the Kan
emlgrapts with, to enable Them 70 shoot Mis-
sOurisns, and he hCped that the members Of his
congregation would subscribe the needfal before
hey went out " Y S,aday Courier.
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..R A large manufacturer Of tobacco in n
vile, Vs., states that his hands, numbering three
hundred, are unemployed row, it being impo,s bic
to get tobacco for tLen in eonsrq1ene Of the dry
ness ofthe season II e L chmoRd DespQtcI says
hat the amount Of tobacco brought to that oity ia
9iusually small oE ing to this fact.
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PENNsYLVANIA I-11l.71OAO.
E E3 e g A 49,,

.ss..seSzs.ta
TIRE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic citie
TJih eserG western and oOdrb estvTn 81 ates
by continuous Railway direct This road aiso eoarect
Il tItisbUrs with nz~ De Uf Steamers TO all ports
the Western RIveta C1sCi4 i4uG aud SaBdusEy viii
Steamers n all ports lhe NOrtg- Lakes; maSinc
The most direct, chGle1 aad fsts,tf roats By wtei
FREIGtI eGn be forwarded sij tie Gfess sst
Rates between Fl5Lz23Tiiis and Pittsbarg:
FIR T class -B0cts Sfaes, iiTy GUOcs 90. = ,o.s
lin b0Ees) FITs Gathers, e.e....... 80 PSi i'VD
SECOND GbASsS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods GA baiss,) Hardware, La f75e per loon
uef, &c Gc-......--..-.-...,....-..
THIRD CLASS.-Anys, ,Bagging, Bacon Co.. ,,o,
ead PORK an balk, Hemp. Sc....... ''0 P'' 4'0"
FOURTH Glass Csiee Fish, bacOH.t "a - ,s,,s
aud Pork fpacksd,) lard aod i.a-i Ui!, ''I p i'V"
FlouT-Sl per bb- Until further nC-cs.
Grain-t9 cts. paF IJg los. until iu Iner notice
CotioG2per bale, not exceeding SEQ lbs. weight until
further notice.
a. In shipping Goods from suy point East of Phila
depTa es particular 20 EsQrE package Psaasy50Igis
A4J0a&' Ali Goods consigned to the gents Of ihii
Road a. Philadelphia CT Plttsburg viii be forwarded wth
out detention
FEEicar AGEETs.-iiarris W0Tnley 4 Co., Memphis
Tennesfee h. b. sass Co, 81 Lnuisi j. = Mitchell
son, Evansville indiana; Dumesn Bell aud AurdOck elo
arttr JeWeth Louisville, ky.; T. q. Meldrum Madison
n. ". Graham 4 Co. Eanesviile, Ohio; Leeeh 4 Co.. No
YORK; No William street. ard No s Battery Place Nes
York; Z. j. Sueedsr Philadelphia, Magraw koOns, q
tm0rg; Geo. Franeiscus, Pittsbdrg.
L. II. HOUSTON General Ffeigt A1eRt, PiiIda.
Il. j. LOMBAERT, SaP't, AttOoaG, Pa:
SG-tiSi II
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VIEW YORK, BREMEN y SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES mA1L srEaMERs.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH ~-s
\ INGIONs Capt, + CaVendy; HER esSst-Tsst5S
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These stea- ,zs.s a.
meTs stop al Southampton, both going and returning.
PROPOSED DATEs sAILISG-laI6
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MISCELLANY.
LtrrBs as Esea Eg Poss J
THE PENDULUH.

AAAAA a AaAA4 IL
On the silent dcuse Of Darkasss
SITS the Midnight, Ike Queen;
10 her crown are Shire D ansss.
On her robe he ssarrv s1een.
L an boxing rum my window
Along the ~ e below,
But listsning 70 the Pendulum
A Asgingiog 10 aud fro.
There is not an0' her whisper
In The room or on the alil,
Whiie muse within Ey ehsm her
Ia my Chamber dim and s.ili;
And my ears cannot forget it,
The clock seeIas taking 50,
While ,iek tacksl goes the Fendulun.
SLil sEi0girg 20 ard iro.
Nowthe silver voice Il chilhOod;
now the trembling vOice OF ysus
rum the Coca within the corner
Seem to fascinate nv ears:
Anc ne efioFis OF ghosilY echoes
Sui answer. loud or los,
Ioyofd de noisy Pendulum
A As"ingirg 20 and Ec.
How At grows upon thasilsncet
Seems u echo in ghe skv.
III the multPiying vioces
taii up spsctI e. TO nv eve
RIonl 'hs nreSice rise DIM fhaEt0ras,
In garments white Is snow.
"hiie nekl7g goes tie Fenduiuin.
Sun swinging - and no.
All those dear ones have arisen.
With each sweet flmailiar usein;
And tbe past Ike moying pictures.
kOllS along the sacred scene.
LIVING Is il, Dris ht and blisslul,
That sea- el sO lnuor a.-n
When H-k !. tack. thns, The Penaulum
Went swinging to and fro.
Like the golden huss cf sunset,
Or the purple hash of dawn.
Youth and age, n feet succession,
STAY en- irs .sDt-snd are gonel
In giadneSs or 10 woe,
Whileswlngs the restless Pendul1un,
Atieklng TO and fro-
Some are bloouirg in the c'rcle.
Bright as meadows fnii o, 4 ,wers;
OtheSs, Ike adsancing winter,
Herald dresry weep ug hours
W hii9 10 dark and sd procesSi0r
Ger mOrruful ftlis they ~,
The never eessing fe1eulull
Sw'rgs, ticking toandfro.
Seven in number were the Phahterrs.
Slx have passed beyond the scene:
And the lone. one, bOWed with Sorrow.
Wanders, still By grave mounds crl en-.
But be ne'er shall meet ais kiudtei
fhrougl al the world below,
Where stili The warning Pendulum
Goes swinging to and fro.
Sinks the AI;nss upon the hearth-sions.
DE the en- bars with a moan;
And the sh ming Ph .ntoms Vilnish
From ny ehsnber dark and Iona.
they have f'ded from nv vision,
Like stars in m0rning's glow;
But swinging stih he Pendulum
Gos ',eking 10 and fFo.
Pale the wanlrg moon IS sinking
ODfhe d mjy sii cred West;
Ard m welried hopes are ;ainEng
In my lone and dTeary breast
Ikea DARK ard winding rivsv,
Lies heavy years must q ";
" bile ever thGs the Pendulum
Is sWi. gius 10 and tro.
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RELIGIOUS RIFLES We un erstand that the R-d
H-y W d B-eher, in giving ont the tnotning
'ymn last Sunda7, IN his CHURCH Brooklyn, to The
great horror OF h.s COZ g-egation began a.
Cor,a -ofv r-aa
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t"pS al southampton, Doh going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding Lona and avr5 vanages
over olher route for the economy Of time and
Passage from New York 10 Southampton and Bremen First
CABIN Saloon, $50 dollars; First CABIN Lower Saioon l0
dollars, Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters aud newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee.
No bills Of sdng win he signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to ench ship.
For freight passage apply 10
c. IL. SAND, II South William street, New York.
c, A. HEINEKEN Il CO., Bremen,
CROSkEY d CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSELIN, Havrs. jaB23-ly
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81 The charraing American vocalist Bis
caecsnt IS in Paris creating sensation in Soaam.
bula and Lucia.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAHROAD.

THREE Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
i and Pitsburg. TIE MORNING MAIL TRAIa
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at M A. NJ aud Pitts
burg for Philadelphia al Z, A. M. TEE FAST LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for Psbgrg at p NJ and PittsburJ
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg al H. F. NJ anC
PitisbuTg for Philadelphia at 10, ?. Il.
The gbOre lines connect st Pttsburg with tie Railroad,
70 GHd from St Louis Mo-; Alton, Gaena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Ky: Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette md indianapolis nd Cinciu
na Dayton, Springfield BelefOntaine Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, Zanesyile hassilon and Wooster
Ohio; eis0 With the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of tbs
above places
For turther particulars see Handbs al the different
starting pOluts. Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and most expeditions route 10 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston,
TH05. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines PEilzda
J. &EHklAEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Plsts5urg.
Philadelphia, ls56-jaDS-ly