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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23
ShepherdstOWn Market,

For the week ending February %, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

1t is said the capital invested in the oys-
tel trade, at Baltimore, amounts 10 FIVE
million of dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23
JUST RECEIV ED!

y always Ready Relief, Spirits Tur-
IO perfume, hIn,erd Oil, Pure White
I,"dA Alcnh"i, Chlnroforn. Gum Arabic,
= Inine, Yellow Ochre. Horse Powders.
UBc al iIie best arIcies ever used.
Feb 80 CilAS. HARPER, Agt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

Sno1c FreShet Unprecedented. The
snow, notwithstanding the slight thaws,
still remains many inches in depth upon
the ground, and it is unprecedented that lis
disappearance will be accompanied by a
rain. Should this happen we may autIci,
pate disastrous flood and lhe partial IN
uhdalion of our CITY, Cumberland Teie.
oraDh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

O. The weather has moderated 10 a
pleasant temperature, and is ihawing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

Scarcity of Coal and Provisions al
Richmond The ice blockade has sub
iec,ed Richmond, Va, TO almost state of
seige. The allowance of coal there, ii is
stated, is very nearly exhausted, and the
quantity brough! in daily from the pits is
inadequate TO the wants of the communl-
ty. Already the gas lights are turned of
before midnight in consequence of def
cheney in the supply of coal at the gas
works. 1t is also said that the stock OF
corn, meal and sugar is rapidly diminish,
ing, and the price Of the latter article has
gone up almost to the war figure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23
Fresh Garden seeds !!

TIE subscriber has just receiyedsa gen.
/ eIsI assortment Of fresh Garden Seeds.
Feb SO CuAS. HARPER, Agt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

Gored by a CO,c.-A small boy living
at Mrs. Seber!'s near this p lace had his
mouth and cheek severely torn by horn
ed COW. We learn that the horn entered
at his mouth and that his cheek was torn
to point near the ear. The wound was
sewed up soon after the accident and the
patient Is doing well.-Martinsburg Re
publican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

Bridal PreSentS.-A correspondent of
the Charleston Courier writing from N.
York, says:
"An aggregate of $4,000 is said to
have been trinketed in TO the daughter oil
ex-Mayor Mickle on her marriage to
son of ex.Mayor Lawrence. | saw only
this morning, at Ball, Black, and Cos, an
So, 500 diamond necklace, just mounted
as BRIDES present : also, brooch, al
Tiffany & Co.'S costing $4,000, intended
as present TO another BRIDE. This Is
about up to the Babylonian mark"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

More "Tripiets. "A few weeks since
we alluded to the progress our neIghoors
of the town of Wrighlsville were making
in the domestic arts - and as an EVIL
dence, mentioned the fact that lady OF
that enterprising village had presented her
liege lord with christmas present, nicely
done up to order. in the shape of three
bouncing babes at one birth. This should
have been honor enough for one year at
least, and should have satisfied any "Pro-
gressive," however ultra in his ylews,IhaI
Wrgh,sville was great town and her
people possessed of tie true go-ahead
spirit But it appears that the village is
not yet finished, nor the population yet
dense enough. for on Thursday OF last
week, Mrs. Neldig, gave birth to three
children, two boys and one girl. AT this
new manifestation of greatness, the editor
Of the Star, one of the Smith family, and
a descendant Of the veri;ab!e John, throws
up his cap, and shouts Justify and loudly,
"huzza for our town." And he has a
right TO do it, for we doubt whether this
side Of sunset, there is another town at all
comparable in the 'triplet line with
Wrig htsville.-LancaSte Erdnainer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

But now, am pleased to say, the weather
has moderated TO that temperature that be.
longs to this region. day is real
Spring-like day, meritorious of MAY. The
sky is covered with a solid coat of Etherl-
al blue the air Tild and balmy, and
"The summer sun,
Most sweetly smiling with attemper'd beams
Sheds gently down mild & grateful warmth "
But must stop, for | have already en-.
croached upon your gracious patience.
Yours, most truly, ii. L. y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23
az feast Of reason
And a flow of SOUL"

as well as popping of champagne corks,
and flow Of the sparkling fluid. And
thus ended one Of New Orleans proudest
davs--a day that will fill The brightest
page of her history.
The weather this winter has been IN
tensely cold, beyond all precedent or the
memory of the oldest inhabitant. We
have had no snow, bu. ice in abundance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-23

GRAFToN.-Thls is the name of a
town that is springing up al the junction
of The Baltimore and Ohio and Nurlhwes-
tern Railroads, in the county Of Taylor,
Va. The population has already reached
AIS, and is steadily increasing. The
Railroad Companies have erected some
of their principal shops at that point.---
We may expect in few years TO see
numerous fourishing towns and villages
sprlnging up along the line of the two
roads where at present nothing greels the
eye but dense forests or uncullivated
nds.-BaAimore Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
THE BAYOU SARA TRAGEDY
From TAs ~. % Pfeayune.

From Ih " " Pfedtbae
ST. FRAscIsvILLE, La, Monday, May 20, less;
A r.ncontre, you will have learned before this
reaches you took place yesterday at the Post Office in
Bsyou Sara bet ween James X. Mark. editor Of The
Bavou Sara Ledger, and Mr.. Robertson, editor Of
The Chronicle, published in the same village, In
which the latter Instantly killed. The difficulty
grew out of personalities published in the resPec-
tive jounals
Mr. Marks con, idering that an article in TIE CAroHs
Gle Of last Saturday two weeks ago, required more no
tce than simple newspoper r.futaton, resolved upon
perOnal explanation and me-. ting for the hnA time
since ts appearance, proceeded to denOunce Robert
SON. and in both drew their pistols and krsd
thee or four timer, when Robertson fell dead IN the
Post Office having been shot in the head. The firing
rapid that il ID not known which shot DID the
execution.
Marks received ball owes the left nipple, but Il
only penetrated through the lsppel Of the cost and
vest and grazing the skin glanced Oh without doing
much Gamage. Robertson received slight wound on
the shoulder near the eollsrbOne, and another ball
entered bis he ad the temple, psssiDg through 70
the back part Of biz neck, where II lodged. lie did
Dot speak after the ball struck him, but died % he fell
Marks's wound was slight that he immediately
wa ked of from the Pot Office and surrendered him.
self to s. H. Lurty the Sheriff VI the parish, who has
saf. .y lodged bin In the Parish Pri-On
An effort will be made to bs him out BY bis ecuo-
sel in few days. The coroners inquest pronounced,
have been told that Mr. Robertson came 70 hie death
by gun or p,to shot, fred by jams X. Marks, Of
BIZ brother Leon ID. Marks, who witnessed the rem
eonire. Tie latter having loft, no proceedings have
been instituted sgain,t bin yet, nor do know that
there would be if be was here. The whole community
regrets the I'D occurrence and none more 80 than my
seE. Mr.. K0bertFon leaves a widow To mourn his
ksr The whole affair grew out Of lttie bantSF1nY
10 make presents certain contingencies resulting on
the next n esidentsl election.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

TypRrptr AFyRAY AT HELENA, ARK.-An sffsy
took place at Helena, Ark recently, which isared
viii 1 fatally yy,e e t.G PsFss sax xs
vbicb effected on Mr. Bice. duel had been sa!ked
Of h.tw.ep Mr. Rice and Mr. Hindo,sn, one Of tho
editors Of The Democrat. Bot on saturday morning,
Hpdman and his partner, Caiborns Wnhs INC
.,reet sncoaptered Mr. Rice and bis brother n-lAw,
Dr. Merritt. AL the parties were PIePs,ssd ior rem
eou,tsr. Pi-toh were drawn and hred; hindman was
sLot in the night nipple by Rice, and the bai iodsei
il bis shoue.rbsd1t 81, ron ,saa %nea . Claiborne ~ss
-, in the left rids by Dr. Merritt, the ball lodging
under the ,kil in the ngbt 'de, aud Dr. msntt was
.IOs ,brouet the bowels by HIodnaD, and Ia the back
by Csioorre. Hhdman' c"nddioa was e"sasSe'
f.vorabie, but sti preoaTiGas. Dr. herrt ara Mr..
Claiborne were eonsldered mortslly wounded.
RAILROAD AccIDzsr-A freight train OF the New
Haven KsIYoad, bOund east, met with an setsiept
Yesterday sftsrSooD, vhsn about mile and hall
l. yord New Rochelle. The ergine rem mAlned on Tho
trsek or ~ the engineer says rsn cf and then was
tlOrn back again. Three or four fright cars nearest
were erusbed sgainst each other or uunoed dows the
.ubspkment, tearing up the rais and eyne of tho
A. on both tracks for several rods. Three were
completely demolished and two or three others bsdfy
damaged. Ore Of them was loaded with empty milk-
CAM on their .tan to thsr owners from this city.
WOncerfu TO say, person wss injured. Tbs ac;i-
dent hsppeneo about bapast 2o'cIock. little before
O'Clock the Boson Express train came up, and after
ward tao others from the East and four from .so
Wet. before the wreck could be cleared away and
ore track efficiently repaired to enable the trains 70
pass. Ibis wss ab.u ut half-pas O'Clock. The bos-
ton E1pr train detained at lea.: three hours
ard balE Afer it lad passed the scene Of the dis
aster fwec by two o,btT trains, and had got aboat
nae this .de Of NewRocheIle, on the single track,
net al up.tran, which claimsd the road. Here the
fIe horvs stood boxing a, each other for 6een on
twenty minutes, oeithr being wiling 70 back ~,
but finally the three downstairs r,treSted 10 NeS
Roctelle 10 enable tie uprain TO pse and then cs<
down 10 this city vi, out further de.ertoa-the ~
pr - having made the pssssge from Rsw.Hsves
10 lttle more than sese. boun. The asuA' Luz
three. JcurnA OF Seu'"''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
Gopartnership Notiees.


CARD.-Tbe BANKING and EXCHANGE
~ BUSINESS hitherto -uc,ed In this city y ny Az
torney l. LAWRENCE, esq, on my seeount VIII 'e a.
continued from this date.
L. s. LAWRENCE su-horized receive any oufs.sndrs
above business Persons havps claims Will 7esfe pre-
sent the same for payment previous 10 JUNE |, 1851
s. LAWRENCE has associated with himself NJ
CHARLES FAbRAR, and will continue the BANKING and
kACHANGE BUSINESS under the nsrns and trm Of L s.
LAWRENCE Co
past Mr. Lswren:e has conducted busness with
prudere fahfues and oheerf1ly him
Implicitly reliable In any business ;hs; msy be iItasted h
Yours truly, r. sArHER
HewYort. MAY II, fs5S.
nISSOLUTION-Th firm of JAMES T. DER
~ RlCKSoS Co, 10 dissolved this dsy by muru.
cent Either partner viii siga the Of the firm liquids
top. JAMES GAUSr
JAMES I. DERRICKSoN.
JOAN CLAPP, JR
JAMES GAUNT will connpe the Paper Commission Bus.
less on his own sceount At No. % Beekmsa
JAMHs T. DERRIcKseN ,ne JOHN CLAPP, ia, have
ns Business which will he carried AZ No
80 Beekmsn 81 uncsr the firm q JAMES DERRICK
SON Co JAMES T. OERRICkS0S.
Ns~-Yort. June 2, 1885 JOHN CLAPP, ia.
JAMES WINSLOW retres THIS DAY from
- the firm Of W1NsLOW, LASfER Co. The business
will be continued under the same name by r. WlSSLOW
aid JAMES d. LANIER ct No 81 Walist Either Of the
partners will siEn In lauidsscR. York May l. HS
J. p ID. LANIER,
JAAEs WINsLOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
Watcr Cure.

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and SCHOOL.
IL No IS Laisht Tho ELECTRO O-ChEAlCAL BATHS
used Boders desiring the Dietary Of the institution can -
accommodated
nR. II. j. LOEWENTHALv WATER CUkE,
~ Bersen Bishts Hudson County. New Jersey
boboken Al Js,ssy City his ew nosse ~sse' "
psrtie eulau srrly ct No. Hanover e., New tofa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
paper Warrhexses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICK
SON Co., No 50 Beeknans, oser sor sale on the lev
terns
Writing Papers, English, French and American
News Paper. all sizes. weighs and qualities
Book Paper, all sf-s, weights and qualities.
Tissue Paper fancy coors and white Of the best quality
Hansins p aper " bite and eolored. different vidshs
Hattes' Psper, thus and Of tia best quality
Cloth Paper 35x<0 and 40xfs.
English Paper, large assortment jest arrived
Bheathins Paper Of the beet qoAlity -
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag asd Asnus-
Toe Paper Of different siscs ~ ,r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
VNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
i I'd STATES MAIL sTyANERs-rss .Aip. saryn>

ne ATLANTIC, csyt. Orvx Elards,,
TIE BALTIC. Cap. JesepA ConstscI:
TIE ADh IAflC, Cspt James Vet
skrs have bs eelu>e. sxrres~.y h In
every care hAS zen al their t,on
also re-. scsAes 20 ns-re sp~ej; IA
seoEoAsoi1 &c. T.1serss ares 1Aed o .A1e sna
scufcT.
Pee Of rssssse .fn yev crh 70 Lvsrp IN sr,. cabin
elJ in seeoId Do, sH From Liye-voSa % Neu.Yot 30
ala Az ezfsreEesd sttAaei 9, .sA ,hir
10 b.rhs be secured unt paid Cor r .hiT Of A. "a
k. improved sster E.ht b1shess 1yoi. asaxer fo,
Ice vii BOT eoe. he b.nss torh Of degrees a0sl ser he
6rst II Ausust
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY

Il 1NlTED STATES lhoSA NO nv
NEw-Y RK,
No. 20 WALL-sT.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS -,
FRls COMPANY ~ LEGAL pEPOsirohf VI
MONEY PAID INTO COURT and 70 authorised 10 sss -
suafdian or receivef Of estates -, n,ro,,rs
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
BY ORDER COURT N TINS STATS,
(iuc hodfps Surrosate's,) per cent III.
from individuals corporations, for Perlod OF SIX V'
OF 20 be paid thirty days notice, pc cent
FOR a less period. shorter notice, per cent
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PhER C0OPEk,
pORrRT KEIIY LUTHER BRADlsA,
EnWIN N MORGAN THOMAS TlLEsTOS,
GRAsTirs CORNlNG JOHN J. PHELPS,
IaNEs sIJYpAM WILSON @. HUNT
SHEPHERD KNAPP, ID. III. ARNOLD,
WiI.IIAM TIICKER CHARLES =. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN
Holm J. cisco B.F. WHHELwRlGHT,
DAVID HADDEN EDMUND COFFIN,
JACOR HARSTN THOMAS SLOCOMB,
LAMPS = SEYMOUR, CLINTON GILBERr,
GREENE c. BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH
DaNIFI : MILLER JOHN JACOB ASrOR,
cAIEB O HALSTED, RUERN X. WALW0RTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PresidsnI
JouS A. STEWART. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
CITTRFME COURT.-Iu the matter Of the Ap.

- pIicson OF tie Mayor Aldermen and caaucasiy q The
Cit, OF New Yoik relative to ths OPENING AZ EtohIf-
SECOND STEEET from th~ HHdoa River to The Esst kver
.,r.p roon included N the CsntIa PafkD IN tho
On, ef New Sors Pursuant Statutes In sseh made sA
provided, the Mayor Aldermen and Comsaon.iy ef n
10 Il. sareme Court Of the STATE ef New Yort sgssiA
Ten sad Court TO be held the o'y o. NsS i"s S
q the Court On day thereafter counsel .sn es
heard for tie appointment ot Commissioners ei hsnns -
extent Of the inrrovsm hereby intended the Opening
2.t from the the Feet River encept sus p-
uon h u euded the Central Psft 10 the said Oty Of Ssw-
Yorh the msp rian Of said cry under ana
virtue Of an Act VI Of the Psoae Of the sass
Of New York entitled "An Act relsiye % improvements
uchir syre cf and kosds IN es CITY OF Nsw
YosA and tor other purposes" pa.sed Apsu Vessa
M,itI.W Counsel 20 The Csrporstinn-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

N .d .er MONDAY NAY ls 1885 sld antd further notics
P,e-rrr T-ir- VII 'esv- Per h't OF pI.-.t ss SS~s;
DUSkILK EMPRESS, sta IN for DankiA
rUFFALO ENPRk>s, ats m icr bur>lo .
MAIL, usi5a for Durkrt ami Buffalo and 'nsermett
ATE stafiona Paserser By this Tain viii vi'h sK
rr, for syncuse. C.yufs Csnsntssus S.s.rs Fss
Rehsste AID With he lightning sxpress Train % ne
Lake Shore Rsi road for Cincinnati Chicago, ke.
ROcKLAND PASSENGER, N $50 ?. m, from fcot Of
ChAmtsnJ va Piernont for su5ern's ARD n'ermedi.ts
Staicns
WAY PASSENGER. G tr n, for SsweurEh and Middle
" u eds,s Sts'iona
MIGHT YXPRESs st5p m for Du-s.rk ard Bus,so.
EMIGRANT ate p m, fer Durkrk and BufAo and inter-
npedssie Stations.
The shove Tain daily. Sundays eIe-pted
Express Trsns Flmirs With the Elmfvs
C and Niagara Falls Railroad for Saxara Falls At
Bnsbamon with the Syracuse and Bnshamen RAlrosl s
Syrscus Corning ~ish the Buffalo, Corning and Ne. 2ft
wanna snd stern R.rsd for Scranton Buffalo and Dam
Ik With the Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cnnnsn
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NyEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
Ps.s.cs.s S,suaas Corner Bru.AvU snA Css& It

Ps.sec ger Stations Corner src.AvC sns Ce03
nH.w.Y~k. Conner M u and <orsv
Trans Lave NEw.YoRK-Fos Nev-Hsveci ~
YIl; I7:So S:l5 4 (Ex ASr For BnSssfSt; -
r. n NJ 1870. 5:is tEx }. <:p p P0 hhtrd, suAt
t-d F.rSrls Soathrors and wessrsrt: IL 81 s:ls
esp n For Norvsli: 7,sA R;S, s;iS tEAl ssS
S:lS,elsp n F~ psnsn and Greenvsa "a m ~,
Sis $50 Sis e;iS p N For stsrnscsd v texl m
ias s:is. 1 tFI l4s. S:l5 s;S For Port Csess:f
s-d tsrneGAte srssaSEs: :, "a m' is'S S;' 1S' 10
s:lS ID.
Cossrcrne rlAns-Ior Boston: m tEr teh m
Hxl For Hartford and Srrrk1sid: m. sx ls:S p N
n (EIl Fer Counectiea, River Rslrad 70 aoaI-si
. II az Dor Canal RAArost: 8. tsI) and la;S N.
20 wes,fsA Fer NevL-: don RSrosd: ss N a ? m For
Hot R,issse: sA FOR Ssnxaruek Railroad: .
m Sl5 Fer Dsshury anA Sor~ Ak Raiirost !, n;
{p u. .
TsIns TO sIwYoRK-Freu New. Haven $50. IS.
m (FI is tEX) )fC, $50 .. lEx From Brds-ecrt:
tlC % lo:ls tEI.l 2:Z7 tEx S:ii ie:oo. (sx
TrcH Nor- sn AS 6, sA sl5 io:Ss lex 2:S teI)
SIS 5:D. lc: S o. From Pert Chsssr S:., sS.
T;S st, il:Ss q n (Ex J tcs. .s.T y
LANES Ill HONr. Sul .rfntenfeat
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NOR HAVRE, DIRECT The Steamship
8teamboats ann Railroads.

CHANGE Of DAY.-Day boat for ALBANY,
~ landing Ie.eh w.y at Ny.eL Grassy Point West Point,
ro,sseie served board The AR
MTNIA Capt Smith will leave foot Of ChsubsrssL every
HoNDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. O'Clock q IN
Returning leave Albany every TUESDAY THURSDAY and
SATURDAY by this boat will ny. in Albany
the train of f Sarstoss White
ball. Rut.nd Burlington, Montreal and tho Wet Baggage
Mse will accompany the steamer each way TO chech baggage
frse
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
vTNHE COMPREHENSIVE of M.SOP g. Co..
i Valparaiso, Lima, and San Francisco expired the lot

YTNHE COMPREHENSIVE Of ALSOP g. Co.,
Valparaiso Lima, and San Fisnc'eO, expired or the lot
January, 1855. ALsOP 4 Co.
new COPARTNERSHIP, for the term ~ FIVE years from
let January t has been formed under the Firm Of ALsDP
Co.. and the business will be conducted at psso Chile
by ] STEWART JACKSON and HENRY II. MCNaoi at
Lima, (Peru) by JOHN 7. DiMONi and q. Sev-Yort by
GEORGE q HOBSON sll Acting Psrtners.
George 6. Hobson at Ne@-York, will use his name in
all relating to the business Of ALSOP Co.. who
re,ponsble for the same.
The Silent Partners this Copsrtrershp Joseph W.
Aop Henry Chauneey, Edwin Bartlett, Stanhope Provost;
The odore w. Riley Of Newiork and Edward Mccall Of
Lima who responsible beyond the amounts OF capital
respectively contributed.
Tie CAPITAL Il Houes is Six Hupde1 Thousand Dollsrs
part of which profit thereon, be thdrawn during
the term Of partnership, until al claims settled
The brsleh at San Fraueeo will continue heretofore IN
der he Firm Of ALSOP Co. and directed By Charles B.
Polbemus end w r BsseD, Acting PnI ers IN the
Ar ample Capital has been provided for IL.
In conformity with the preceding srrsnsenent Georre o.
Hobson, who has recently arrived here from VsP..o w
ate ebsrse f the business Of ALSOP CO. hitherto
aged by Theodore w Riley lat. PaItner in said house sr
Hobsobs house will be that occupied By Mr.
Riley No a souih-s-NewYork June 1855
ALSOP Co.
By GEORGE q HOBsON
Gtoree Hohsor OF the Firm Of ALSOP Co.. Valparaiso,
Lima and San Francisco, will advance on con'snments TO said
Firm
The commission ard guaranty sales at San Francisco will
be 5 per ceut.-New YOik, June ?, 1850.
GEORGE g. HOssON, No y Southst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

~ N s L +
~ VIZ:
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD Cos
First Nortssse Shining = and Bonds pet eents
MILWAUkKF AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Cos
sinkips Fund Mortgage Bonds per cents
ROSS COUNTY Ohio BOSDS, per cents
BEAVER COUNTY PENN BONDS, Per eent
ATWOOD L COMPANY.
sWsllst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
DFNNSYLYANIA RAH.ROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
wssern Nor~- and South western state: q soa,
Tin uous Railway TIE Road alec connects ct
with daily line d Steamers 20 all PorI. in the western n.s
snd at Cleveland and ssndukJ with steamers 70 All Pf on
Lakes making the most cirec h
reliable by which fREGHT cso Be ofwsfuea W ano
from the G~eet West n-,an,,act.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and riTTsbosoh
Frssr Class Boots Shoes, Dry Goods TN GO Der 100 ID
boxes Fsrs Feathers, se .....t.'';..)
SEcoKD CLIss.-Books and stationery, pry l. -. a.
Goods Tin ba!es) Hardware, Lesthsr' 10 Per iO 10
TsIsD CLAss-Any. bssShs' Dsoon VIC &c per 100 b
FoUsrH CLAss-Codee. Fish, Bacon and N. per 100 10
Ped tpsekedJ Lard AID Lard Oh.... -
ppns Goods from point es" of rhhsns phs o.
ueulsr maTt the package Via penLsyissha n4.foS Al
Goods consigned tho Agents OF this Road at fhlA1s'phA or
Est,.bursh will be- forw sIded without doiennon
FEgIGHr AGSrs-Hsrr,s, Wonnlst kCs Msmg gnls1 sun ;
r. = S.~ Co y. Louis; J. s. Mitchell son Eysnsvls
IND Durs sn Bell Nurdoek, sd Carter Jswest Leals
vile Kv B. c. Msdrum, Msdi.on, Ind spriInsn brown
ard irwin Co. CINCINNATI N w. Grshsm CO.. Lsnss'is,
Ohio Le.ch Co. No = Khby..t. Boston Lseeht Co. No
Astor House New Yorh, No. WnIam-st, and No baus
ryplsee New York; T. }. sneedsr PhlsdePiisi AaTs~
Koons Baltimore Geo. &. Fr.nciseus, Pittsburgh
Fer further particulars or bills Of sdinE, apply 70
LEECH Co, Agents Penn Railroad Co.,
No. 2A.tor House, Sew-f York.
HI HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
NJ LOMBAERr. superintsn sndsnt. Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
I ONG ISLAND R.ILROAD-(sandays e~-

- esstedl-Lssye s-ooslyh for Greeapor,, 10 70 -
AZ -yos.., 10 {. u. and 5:s5 , n for HsGe'sH; "a s
u m E-i 80 and n IL J.msie., Az u - u
5sd $50 D n .,r. 1,..nuor fsr Brooklya, - u fsP
1A-k IS II. On MoidGJ, s. 10 a q - -. .I
4. syo.ssi lss m "a D n Hene-'eaf ~, "a - -
IS Jsu4siea ;:4s. 7.40 sEG $40 L. sl@ -' M
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
NEw-YORK and ERIE RAlLROAD COW C

N PANl's EXPNEss-Umce NO 10 bT0tf"sy ~
The N.v.York and Erie RAlrosd Company. hAyng
ssct the Express be ee over men
road and csnueetnx branch railroads and having procured
suitas ouf fr purpose prepared 20 do oen
ers Yxgre-- Business. - -, .
Having ,cusive control aud dreetoa OF the mosnet
of r.is o which the business do they will be abe to
Avail the privilege ct ryiue unusual Dispatch to
by their static acn9 me NE Ot
their road or It's c.nnecns srthe Their facilities IN ths
will greater than could be afforded 10 somPs
nies xcusiy- civ er srsed I'm the express business
B Al usde with the United States ard Amsri
ear srre. Corsr articles v be tsteu by these %
pen,es az Dn1 kk Buffalo wsned with dispatch 10
s the principal e and towns In the United States and Ter
ritories
Cortracs will be made by this Company for the nsnspors
tim of erht their BY the car load and sest ~ ps
senser tIa. TO Duntk snt Buffalo to be forwarded from
these points their .snson by tbs ordinary transportation
lnsa
Two exrress trains will be sent daily In charge OF special
ess, ,.r ho m atfena smissiou Of m-rshsnds
the collection OF bills sent with soods o al hlds
he socs.Ss OF bieh will be promptly returned
attention will be gyeL 70 the collection on notes,
dss srd accounts And between New fot, bunao Csve-
Land. Cipeinna nat Chicago and 81 Louis
HENRY ID RICE. SuIeIinenJent Expree,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04
lIICFTG.N soI7 THFRN RAILROAD LINE.

a, ro,: w.. "a a. s,rs .as obau TaFoasn ,st:. S
a., a, tssr.a eVussI,,sr ,rfs az sJHS y Nc YoRK
CENTRAI RsILROAD. By spPlls1,son . '"' ''
VEG y" y; s,s.s"s ss,CsTFR GsDsI-. As-ns " F.