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HEsHT HAHr,JA. w.zAoAAE. "a. soHs HAET.
HART. MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE eRooERs, COMMISSION MERoHAETs
AsDDEALEAs
WINES, BRAEDIEs, LIQUORS, &C.,
Nos. Z and south Market Street,
NASHVILLE, tenn.
nWNEiss WANTED for boxes containing
~ Piano, &C marked Ma Eiiis HamPson NAsayiie for
Is k-plPes Brandy marked G., AAzhTis for b>ies Dry
'i @s5s si-'-' WI. GORDON 4 co.
CUGAR.-iss hAas o0mmcs. falr. prime Ana sboiss
100 be'eFashsd Sugar
125 bnls leaf sugar;
g hbs elarissa sugar
.s, % '''' s aa H''aa sas s T. iss rs SO
SrAg CANDLES, &e.-lOo vAola Sozss Vera
81 g. t-So.ss Wsrt co.s star osaalss
30 S saoSA si.s,.os s ss.,.s. Dc de-
Lose bo1ss Prescott Ce's No. and extra soap. In
ioss snd ior s4le By lnaysll ~ a. GOaDON so.
"a AIsGX, &o.-l.eoO hhls Jsllus II. saaitA's Whls.
- ssls ohsaovi.s's wAi.syi
zoo ohls Ola h0usbsn ana ave whisky;
80 hozcs lne BlAndiess d0zen each. LnstoFs and
er sac - lna n y. 81. GORDON 4 90.
OsNAHURes a sHEETINGs.-ioo sslss rs
" bales IS iueh BasEinz
@ salsss a@E,a, laa1a am. aaasanasr sAsstIhss,
sac - W H e0RDoN 4 60 rs
naSA Agsais Cor fennessee aaEasAetpTsrs.
~ AELs.-s. 80 ksss shssnbsrrsrss sails. al 80.
~ lpo zsEs floar bsrrei hAils
lu1 sfsa EuizllaE G..
100 Kegs kenclnE do
q kess a .. and Ia Spikes Ia stcre saa fsr al.
~ @ag-l W. h- 9okDoa 4 co.
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- staek e. fsFbanks eesbraIsd ecaiss larurn -.
oEu aEQsEFf, lealteT aad heana- Alsa - - fssl
scalcls d si2fes toE sails a. 4cteFy pTlees, -
y. a. aokDoN co
sole AEeats fog ailddls Isnsssses.
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MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER.
HARPrR'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
Just received and for sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
Nov 20.-i no. IS Onion Street.
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% Bank Notes Of soand Banks taken par. Checks
I on New York remitted for priEea.
81 Drawings Of Large ClzB. ess vii be pUblshed In
New New Orleans Sunday papers, CHARLES
! and Savannah Dailies-
address orders os tckstt certificates Of PACKAGES Of
tloketsto ANDERSON SON, Managers,
Macon o. savaEnah, Ga
~ Address orders for Tickets q. II. WINTER.
Boa $50, Nashville, Tennessee 70 ANDERSON son,
Maccn, savannah, Georgia.
Nov. l6-trWAWtd
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SOssgAes.ss Lottery.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
FaYOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
H0RE THAN PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS
10000 TIcKETS9.....-...I5,isI PRIZES
CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
Tickets sAi Halves ssi Quarters 81.
Let those bag neW WAC never bought before
Ana those Who aluaya bo1ght rev snY the naors
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
TO be drawn every Saturday in HoVems
Der and December, 1857.
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THE CYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND HU-
NOR.
EDITED BY ". Z. BURTON. THE COMEDIAN,
Comprising unique collection Of complete ateIes and
specimens OF Srten hu aud eceentctes from the
nent humorists OF America, England Ireland, &C. &C.
Iustr ted with upwards Of six hundred characteristics
engraving in nbers at s5 Each part
will have engraving steel The work Is published
In sc ui-mouthly parts.
Subscription received BY
JOHN YORK 4 CO.,
Nov. 26--tG No. IS, Union Street.
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CHURCH PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS.

Tie Laurence Republican contains minutes Of the
proceedings of the General Association OF Consre-
gatioual Ministers and Churches OF Kansas which met
recently at Topeka. The Congregational body IN the
Territory was found to consist Of twelve ministers,
eight churches and four societies without churches
Committees appointed to procure aud ex-
pend funds which sre ldy, to certain extent, have
been raed in the East for church erection; and meas
ures were taken for employing missionary agent to
travel in the Territory explore new fields of labor, aud
aid in organizing churches and directing ministers
thither Delegates were appointed 10 open CORE
spoudence with other Cuugreg aiional bodies.
A Committee Of five was raised to consider the cN-
rcdieDcy of end-avorng TO establish a college under
the auspices of the Association, and, If they deem
expedien, TO secure location. Messrs. j. Rtcnlo,
Bodwer Parsons McC, llom and II. y. Simpson were
appointed.
The object of the Committee will be to make 1t, "a
far as practicable self-rnd0wlng institution. Any
person DESTROYS Of communicating with the Committee
on the subject can address j. Richie, esq Topeka,
ChairmsD, or either of the other members.
narrative Of The state of religion was presented,
from which il appears that all but two OF the churches
have been formed within year; that none OF them
have as vet house of worship completed, though IN
Lawrence one is nearly completed, at cost OF about
IS 0C0 and in most of the other churches measures
are in progress to build that not more than two or
three places are able to build without aid; that IN
every place the churches have taken high ground upon
the great moral questions of the day, and are active
in sustaining Sabbath schools and Bible classes.
The following resolutions adopted on the sub
Jet of Slavery:
Rercd That the .ystem Of American ehsel slavery Is
lish Grim. God aud humanity and such pynd aes
evidence against the Christian character Of those implicated
in II.
Hered That this Association will in fellowship
any ecclesiastical body which wuly suin directly
nd that
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food; corn one Goaar bushel, and not TO be had az
that Rainy weather corn planting bate
correspondent at Chepey's Grove, tlil under date
Of June l. writes as follows:
"Your article on One Acre More " should be re-
peaied in every number Of The TRIBUNE. IL viii be
hGid times uextyesr there j. doUbtot II. The wheat
Is entirely Gu; Of in this part OF Illinois. have heard
good judges say there would not be ten thousand
bushels Of Winter wheat the State. OF one thing
certain, that there viii not BE- enough Tor seed neIt
Fall. The Spring is very backward
PRosPTcrs IN NEw-JERsEr.-In Essex, Middlessx,
Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties, the crop
Of hay never promised better and wheat generally
looks well There has been too much raia Tor rye yet
It looks fair. Oats are growing IMPORTANTLY. A larger
amount Of corn has been planted, from the fact of the
general good crop and high prices Of last year. Com
is backward but stands wen in the hin yet, though il
is somewhat yellow. Altogether, the prospects for
general good crops through the above named parts OF
Newersey never pr, missed better than they do now.
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,,ion. He you'd never submit to i, and he believed

stion. He would never submit to il and he believed
the people would never srbmit toi..
"iCries of 'Severl
"Mr. Vim. Hutchinson. Chairman OF Comm
made the following report:
HAerea, We under,tsni ths person claiming be Dep
,y Sheriff and Assessor Of Taxes under The authority Of a@
IsF9i.ir re .u,s9,y Of a. r.os. e.uiaI % b q
.,eG in psr, d-s, thu e1pen.e CURED in buruus ia
ard pytis ewers destroying printing 'akng owns
49, Irrt,xsu--Thcr,.,re
ResaireS That in he opinion Of this 70 good s
rsn will any iair,a aid and comfort the
sor Collector of Ia1s render ha si Of The valuation
4eissa That T.so!alns The Praeipo e.isbhed By tee
sepsIabe Ill ths principle By tue voluntary
pay Hcnt o any taxes levied By The present Territorial Legsa
Reored Tat COMMITTEES be appointed present
hss- resolutions 20 al our citizens 1r thrT
nv II d. ~ hY az. ,i BE-. oe pp4 , va. 70
Til. community in hs shape Of Assessor Collector Of
W vaIo .- ~ ''''-'' '''S'-''
ION motion, the following Committee was appointed
10 canv ont The fourth resolution:
Ne..rs Morrow o. W Dsatzler Charles St4arns JOAN
COOK and G " Hutchinson.
The following gentlemen were elected to carry on;
the sec-bd resolution;
Messs q. W. Dctser J. Il. KAg JOAN Cook, AID :. y.
WOOD.
"Or motion the meeting adjourned.
"s F T,FF.N wN 4 PHILLiPs S-crearie-."
The sentiment of the masses present was much
mere radical than the above. The people were
prepared to drive the intruder out OF town, or TO
tar and feather him il necessary. The stronger the
sentiment tie more enthusiastically was II received,
and several persons present gave vent 10 what they
thought ought 10 be done with the Tax Assessor.
The resolutions and the proceedings were tempered
10y those who took al active part IN 1t.
During tie progress of the meeting tie Assessor
thought il advisable Ia decamp. He had received
10 notification, but little notice had been taken of
bis person, aud be went voluntarily, he came
y Ill Gov. Walker collect the bogus taxes VIII
he summon the United States Soldery and hay
bodies OF them trocpiug over the country at tn p
heels of such c,undrtls As Fam, 10 steal every
mans horse or cow under pretense OF colectln.
taxes 1t certainly can be no part Of the policy
even shrewd Pro-Slavery man to do So. II
has taken one false position, aud must recede or
take another. BIT be may dodge. Yes. he IS pol
itcian ard will al least try To dodge He will learn
that il is difficult to dodge in Kansas.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Al Ney-York June II. the rain fell freely all the
forenoon as it has done occasionally for several days
and AZ midday the sun came ont for hour with
something Ike the heat OF one OF the dog days
This was followed by hard shower with thunder, and
half clear sky Mt sundown and such state of at
uosphere a. produces what farmers call a growing
time Grass, leaves, pea vines, peaches and other
things are taking advantage of the time and pushing
ahead. Strawberries rpen slowly, soury aud watery.
The extreme wet state of the pastures gives Us an
abundance Of water aud milk
OF the state Of things in the country, we have &C.
counts from sundry correspondents. One who writes
from sherman, Chautaque Co., Y. Y, June 8, 1857,
lays:
"Within the last two days the weather has changed
from exreme cold aud frosty nights 10 perfect July
dsy. Monday June 5, great thunder shower, WIN
rain falling in perfect deuge. Prospects for fruit ana
crops of oil kinds very promising grass IN partca
lar Should warm weather cOIiinue.
friend in Pennsylvania say, THAI in Northampton
and Lehgh Counties June 81 the grasses never looked
finer. The warm rains and hot suns within the few
day. past have brought both grass and grain forward
as fast probably az within the memory of the Oldest
farmers The hay crop does sot bid fair to be 50 large
Tie wheat and rye also promise saely in these two
counties. A. vel a. cats. There has been large
qsauty OF corn planted, which Is yet backward, but
Is mosty well up ard fully a. forward as it wss a
wear since. the time when we had good corn crops.
Apples pears and pums look well Very few
peaches are grown in these two counties All sorts Of
vegetation-though some is yet baekwsrd-has
thrifty ook and very few warn days may put all de-
.cptons OF crops the 10th Of July ahead Of what
they were last year, or for several years past.
A correspondent writing from Adams County, Ohio,
June |, says:
Wheat il coming out wei after all; grass and oats
good many cattle have did this Spring for want Of
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atone for. or whose conscience has been c'n>' irt
prev 20 rrmorse ard regret.
His speech viii not attempt 70 review, Il i too
prolific subject, and cannot spare time, nor you
The requisite space. Any At al posted up N Cen
tral American Affairs viii know how u appreciate IL
AZ irs proper va'ue except those who are wuly blind
70 truth ard 20 The defects both moral and phy-cNl,
Of this unsuccessfu candidate fer fame who IA no
AmercsDize Nicaragua was no, produced by the want
q honest motives aud upright conduct due 10 any
fault whatever OF his own.
trust his language in regard % cur officers and
Government will be rebuked IN gnal manner. IL
declares be will yet accomplish his designs of con-
cuest but the PEOPLE Of the c0untTv now know too
well bis want Of ability and ccmmon foresight 20 place
themselves again under his lead. From The com
meme. Iert Of hs career the se-consti'uted PreS
dent Of Lower California. he has Bot Improved nor
prtted by experience bar rushed on 10 ms neadous
path If fatal buudcrs. Ii Ca~tllon, who hIst EN-
p'oyed him. bad Known he was the same individual
who had been operating in Lover California, NlcUa-
qua would have been spared his presence, ant now
bten prosperous sui happy. Ou being Informed OF
the fact liz gret,ed II deeply. but viewing ms SINK
irg cause and his great need 40 the time OF az, ne
.uhui,sivelv remarked. Nyor q qHe NADIA better
him than nothing. Ii j. probably wei. that thus lover
of our couutrymeu. and ardent admirer II our nsfu
tors does rot now live - look upon his PROSTATE
land and know that il was he who wrought unknow-
incly her destruction.
II = glorious 70 contemplate people struggling 70
be free and every sincere lover Of onr own land aud
her liberty cannot bu, view with dislike a renewal
of the ATTEMPT by such man a. Walker 10 invade the
soil Of a neighborng Republic, whose earnest desire Is
10 improve her fallen fortunes. and 10 follow in the
track which has made US great and powerful. II the
nj however Is made again by this wOuld-be
tvraut ~ Law unhaloycd hands upon her, her sons
viii be found ready To meet and welcome the nruders
with bloody hands 10 hospitable graves.
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THr Nrw-ioRErEs At Sr. Lorn.-At a ueren, -
cas~p. II Ne~-i'rk, h4d AZ thu City " g. LSsia
June $ 1851 III motion of John z. Crosby s.s,rSS,3
by fsPf Com-'"ck, ~ the s,.smsr Bsisin i,hsglDs
Tray was oho>cn Chairman, and Oliver n w.
Grant, Secretary. On motion Of Ersxsus Brouhs -.
opdsd by Csse o. H.l-tsd, 1t va.
fs.t,s4 That the tAsnhs u the ei,rsn. NvvysA -
.ni o. the ksisf C~sbsston In the Chy Of 81 Lsn
day ssf1y tens.rs % 'se Pr.sa~st ed o6ssssss =
thr otlo and hisstssirpe hsro.S Csstany 49,
sne fndness 70 and liberal rrovisi0s Ar sss
rsth .siion dsrrs the excursion lnd that -
esiy The tompsay ~ the Eas; snd the Wsa - - l
st upon The scees5sfai ehiStEent q th~r usse s
On motiCn ~ SAAs Brown, sseooded b. H~~rv
Val. il was further A'
tie. and e,ti1ss' Of 81 Loud. &c their hesatSsl
. PROSPEROUS city. CukRIFS m srv ~
Cd s. Gs.Sr, Secretary. T. SsA-
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Fourth Rrrc', ~ The s-tsry 9. ths Assusseas~s
Eeud q AGiesltofe. syo ~. 81. PslisAsS ~ -
State
Tn. scsDcs Of Co1uon Things. BY David A. Wen. A. ~
I2sno ~. 81 is.os PbiHIsy
The Bihls .Ea A.tTooos,y By joks Henry kara, n b.
Izs.o. ~ 81 Lsd.sy Biski-taa
oodhey S.iI.S- orshs Lat GriBns Erpins Ia v-sua.
b. .l'.m G Godfrey. lnso pp a7. fails<sspaAt
J. T. sIoyd c..
ME-. &u-.a. Theolas~.l WORKS 81 Hn.nssl sw~A-sAscs
sVu. 10 50. s~-d.Bbots PabhsAisa n.ssey.
Tho ietuh. II Olspces. BY Charles L~vss sva ~ "a
HsfP>F bro.
Pur ~ qusbo- q the sne,eeath Century % ~ ~.
Henry {. Fi,h. svp w go ". w. DodA.
BslysksB Castle BY sbssh. limo 10. a. ". nAAak
Tire Po-ti,si WORKS Thomas Can't eFn Ws xreks ~
Prot " AJtaun lsao ~ tn Lius. h.vyS c..
By 'kr Rsy. Hssiy c-.wAii. % D. iams. ~ a. fS.a
III. Stat Of ks Dsg.'tsd Address b. BssAs, RIuss
Inn. ~ 60 Thas. ". st.Ifofd
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Removals..

DRUSHES.-J. K. HOPPEL has REMOVED
ID his Brush Factory go Pearl 81 square farper.
Budin.s Brushes Of even description at the lowest factory
price. Machine Brushes made order. JOHN X. HOPPEL
DEM VAL.-FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
Ii STAYIONERS, PRINTERS and BOOKBiNDERS, have
REMOVED to the sisre, No. - MAden-i4ne Orders
solicited for anything required in our line
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Professional Notifies.

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV-
~ ING vIsIONSpiiins toI Life and needing no ;nange-
csn to New-York Eyo Hospital Lecturer on Sight &c NO
Park row. EesYoIk Dr. FRANKS intends N'ins PROBES
,ionsly the principal cities Il the Eastern States
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the New'Yo
and Ere Railroad - - . - , III, ,.A -.
Passenger Trains viii as follows sundays excspSe0'
Isvs New YORK from pier foot OF Duanes, al So via
snsslo FSpTessonnscting ct Binghamton with Express
Train for Syracuse -, p,o.h.,,.o,
viii VI press Train for Syracuse and Oswsgo o.,
ThrousA Tickets be procured u the iEet ne
Eew.York and Erie Railroad. W. b. oILnLNI, S-p-
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CVPRENF COURT-County of New-York.

CUPREME COURT-CountY of New-York.-
- Dorohca Bur, ell AdriurstriK wrh the Will e1ed Of
Of John Mororh dscen-ed against Oscar T. Stetbns Edward
Bemert Curtis Boyntou Avon Kenyon IN mas q King
John Kennedy Thomas Archer Samuel Lee William Hary g.
Henry Younglirg and Michael kenuedy-Io the DEFEND
ANTS above named You hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint amended in this action whc filed
IN Tho occ e To Clerk Of tie City and County Of New York
al the civ Hall City New York and 20 copy
your the san complaint he subscriber ~ hs
Office No Wast in the City Of New York within twenty
da after the Of this exclusive OF the
dav Of such service; and il foil 10 the said
plant thin the time afOre,ad the plaintiff IN this action WIN
spply the Court fr to- Ri demanded " he COMPLAINT
Dttcd Eewlork May q, 1856 K VI. BOVINE
ufyl6 llwGWS PlsnFHs Attorney.
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CTPREME COURT-Citv and County Of Now.

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YORK BAILEY }. HATHAWAY and LEWIS A CAR
MFR Paiu',r- ". CHARLES WINSLOW, Defradalt.-
Sumous-To the above nsmei Defendant Voc acrrby
ruuorod and required the complaint seton,
III E,ed -he fce q the Clerk f The City and
C,rr-- the City Hall II said city, and 20 serve
COW o. YOU! the aid The subsc ber
q; tdir No. lg2 BToadEey NewYork City within
days amer The service hereof exclusive Of The day II s4h
and II YOU fol- the snd complaint within the
tine sf,re.ad The plan Ifs this action wiz Ike Judgment
you oI bundled aud hy eaIs and interest tEom
4L EoNenbsr 1856 and hundred and y dollars aud
three cent. ald interest from ih February l25seyeuty e
cent, protest fees and costs.-3.y p, 1871
MILLER PEET 4 NICHOLS,
Plaintiff Attorney, No. 1872 Broadway, New-Y@k
NJ
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CUPRFNE -COTRT-CTTY AID COUNTY Of

NJPREME tOI KI-CIII aHd CUUN "I
- NEW York; HARLOTTH NEWSOM az. JOHN
NEWSOM-SuInnon flr rclief-tCorn. NOT scr ITO JOHN
NEWSCM, def n5art: You hereby summoned ard
REQUIRED 20 answer tkc compliant this action. which
this day filed Office Il ae Clerk Of the City nd County,
Of EyYok at the City Hall & tne City Of New YORK, aid 20
% serye copy your tie said complaint tne
,ubc3iier, al their ofce No. 2c9 Er1adws t civ,
within twentv DAYS ae the service of this
exclusive day Of such service and goa fi 10
the laid complaint within tne soresad the panf IN
Ills action II appy tie oT relief demanded ia
the COMPLAINT dated MAY l&j7
SMITH 4 DITTESHOEFER,
lIyS0 Isw6wS Psni.H'. Attorneys, No. x6j Broadway.
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CosrRrcTIvr GASP L,Rcrsv .--O1krrs Ar,.aa
"a -. s'.ss,s Wa,s ys.,srt., .-.s pss.s 80
49, pss smg tuhOn. oomyssAat Al N 60
1890 o. NV Haven wso ehsss,s fssAse - 49,
ssrs 49, ssd sssn 70 t.te shct ne. - = =.
~ - soss,ayt.'s stable IN Tssssy S.ssA egssk ~
Who's. eAssss ss s"ss.ssss T. 40 - - ~. - =
..sssia ,eSs.s.ssa sss q ,sssely yssss xlaUsaS
90.
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CANDS' SALT-RHEIlM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fsadi Noiirss.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Coc1y York notice is hereby Eiven al
p4rfoIs having claims aElins; WILLIAM Il WEED late
q StwYork. reliant deoeas d, % prC the
san O. y III vouchers t.crcof q LEWIS y. BROWS. No
81 ChsHlcTs street, IN the City Of York Or boFe
The yh Jay a. Eovsmber next DATED Scf 1rk, tie
twenty -secoud day OF MAY. 1857.
LEWIS B BROWN. (r,..o,o-.
rpy23 IapfnS WI. SMITH BROWN fIN''U'''''
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nFNN SAVANNA LROA D.
II M or CLNTR AZ. ROIIE

n THE UHFAI FVN
Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with ran
roads and from St Louis No Alton Galena and Ohosso
Ill FTankhrt, Lexington and Louisville KY TeHe heuto'
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati osytSa
sprn geld Boefontaine Sandusky Toledo Cleveland 20
he steam PACKET boats from and to Oresns, St Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati -,
Through Tickets for the Fast be had at any OF Inc aD0'c
meationtd place, IN the West.
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions ana
table route between the Fast and West .-uo
IRON NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 hOuhSSo s
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN 10 HOURS
PaIe As low a. BY any other Route
See handbils In the hotels Of this city
TArou,h Tcke. further information be had 81 TIE
os,e OF the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
No. ? Astor House. Rrosdway
J. L. ELLIOTT. AGENT
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VYEITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
81 nAyAsA and W. s PsS oo. q Wsrpsa
Norll River fs; and hycrite steamship EMPIRE CITY
IL. "a &c 81 ~ line Fresht to Nsx oe.pa % cub.
G ISs d d. Jon a sn 81 he line % &
.ss No GheI font. .Ss For eis OF passage sp,
81 the Office No ~ "'''''' ~ NJ O. ROBERTS, AseD.
CRFET REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
O-F Cabin .eeoTdns 70 loe'ti9n Of .tateToo 30 snd
s s.ssSp. hRnI @ tun' .ad nd NORTH s Taa
ton: to S tNTF IN STATES S Ma =; n9 S pre-
LsaysNE% Yokk S9, SOY rH Bremen for so.s.as%p.oa
Saturday. June IS sa,y. July II Wed JSy
sehan STAR sS ' 2a @ sS Seq
PASSENGERS oT AANRE TAX over without extra e.srse
10 D. D. ToRRsNcE '2lsssas No Bowling Green Ny
VNHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
J. PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs Clyde
CITY % B4LTlMoRf; .2sS7 :an,....; Capt LseA.
EIEG4ROO ~ a74 tnasf Can, I.Fr.y
uode5ro,,d or other vessel. Intended 70 sal !,
gEos IivsspooL.
CITY 9s bAh 90 wedDe.dsy ......Juse
kAkGARQ3 % =. :; :; WSednesdsy .'.. June u
And every Alternate "Wednesday.
CITY OF MANCHESTER from YORK Thursday May p
CITY OF WASHINGTON, from York. Thardsy, June Il
CRY OF BALTiN0RE from New York THURSDAY, JaLe Is
CITY OF WASHINGTON. from n York Thursday July q
And every alternate Thursday.
RATES or CABIN PAsSAGE-From New York and PHI.
zdelphs S75 from Liverpool q suineas II sainea and
zuneas acoOding the accommodation in tie State ROonA
81 having the privilege in tAe Balloon Including Stew
ards Fees.
IL De taken and found in much provisions
roduiIed Phisdep his aud Ne~YoEk, go From Ly
eTpoO- $50 -
posssge viii be Issued here b. parties vino
Ssson Of bringing their fends corresponding
Drsns Liverpool from upward.
These constructed with improved water-gk
compartments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
and attention paid 70 the comfort and accommodation Of
passeng'rs.
Al goods the Agents viii be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For freight or passage spply 10
JOHN O. DALE, No. IS Broadway, Newly ork Agent, OF
VIM. IkHAN. Nos and IS Tower Buildings, Liverpool
CTEAM 10 SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-
~ The magnificent steamship VANDERBILT 800 tuns
gfl sail:
soUTHAMPTON l. HiVRE ANTON for NETWORK
Saturday June 20 Tuesday ........June
Saturday .............Aug "Wednesday .......July
"Wednesday ..........A "a 10
FIRST cabin according % location Of sroorn ion 10 Elsa
Specie delivered in London and Pens
" ID. TORRANCE, Agent,
No. Bowling green, New-York.
Letters FOR England and Europe prepaid each 3 cents per
ehs thy nrlosre o postage stamps II from othsi
atiesl will be received ct No Bowling green NewYo ~
70 IA O'Clock Of the morning Of sailing