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me ugainr-he would leave me to the mercy
Of such acruel death. Heas ens.'there is
no'mistaking that sound---ths whistle ut the
p station, only FIVE miles distsnt. !,.7
How well do I remember the thoughts
that passed through my mind, rs I pati emily
awaited the return Of Arthur Wesley; for Il.
though I had every reason to believe he
would not come 9still l insti6c,iy awaited
him, and hoped, oh. how I hoped he would
return. Hour after hour had I sat there all
day, and now i was still waiting and yibra.
ting between the fbpe Of delivery and the
almost certain conviction of4destruction.-
The fearful chifl Of despuir was creepinO
over me; my trembling limbs already an
nounced that my nerves were sinking into
exhaustion. At every momebt'I kept 9
watch for bis returning footsteps, but nc
welcome sound fell on my ear. .sEfs, t7'
Hark! it is the train! The low distan,
thunder cannotid deceive me now. 1t will be
here in few minutes. staJ ira..a .G''
"Help! help!' ti.tN --" T"
The waiIing cry faded away and there
was NO answer. Louder and louder cdns
the thunder; nearer and nearer came the
train. The rising mooh disclosed to me
the white columns OF smoke and steam, 'ris.
ling above the hill beyond the curve; and
now the regularly beating puff and cough
OF The engine strusk my ear, like the glout-
ing ..chuckle o: sdtne terrible monster re
garding his victim, How like phrenzy
the thought came on me that Il was nowitOo
late for assistance! No human being would
venture on the bridge whepfthe train was
within hearing distance, when it was too
dark to distinguish. objects in time to stop
the imPetuous frehorse; and yet, furious
and frantic at the thought of such death,
stretched my t ehbling limbs to their utmost
and shrieked again and again until l grew
hoarse, and the Numbering train drowned
the feeble effort Of my voice. And now de.
lirium seized me- / fanced some giant
fend held down the plank which vainly
tried to wrench from its firm position-I
could hear the chuckle of satisfaction that
il gave to think it had me SO safely in its
power. ..,s...i =. ...s.-..,. ..,
"a The loud roar that now reached my ear
announced that the train had struck the
bridge--there, came an end to hope-oh,
God, no power could avert the death that
stared me in the face! For an instant T
saw countless demons hovering through the
air, Fire and smoke enyeIoped me-there
was,a crushing blow, a confusion. a dim
recollection of;keen pains shooting through
my imprisoned limb, and all was, darkness.
knew no more. s.,....-. .r. ....f .,s
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and a cheerful forgiveness on hers. Bu
one day when we chanced to be alone,
recured to the folly of which I had been
guilty, and noreformally asked her forgive
ness.c .s.-r4gf s-.,.s
Freely do / forgive you, II indeed yol
-hdve been g'iflty Of apy act which woult
seem to require it. You doubtless acted
according to your earnest inclination, which
n would not wish to oppose. l. suppose
your only object was to secure the hand Of
another in leaving me, and that" p
'Lucy, Lucy It was nOtso.-I was mad;
| was fool! | believed too rashy, but now
| will believe nothing will not even cred.
it whatf see; buttsll me Lucy, how it hap.
Pened that on one or two occasions, after
ezcusing yourself from accompanying me
to an evenings visit, or party, should af-
terwnrds meet you returning home at almost
midnight, in company with Mr.. Wesley?"
"Still jealous sec." ..--,,f
"Listen, then, and l will explain all,
which I might have done ooner had you
requested it.. was anxious to learn French;
and ps this was probably the only cpportu.
nifty / should ever have, had engaged to
take private lessons Of Mr.. Wesley. / did
not think il necessary to tell every one why
Il wos so often seen in the company of that
gentleman, who Lainust assure you, is not
only avery umiable young man, but is en-.
gagged to my cousin, with whom no induce.
ment could cause him to break the com.
spact." ssi !! s,,jug.a asa g.,43g
"But why did he delay SO long to come to
my assistance, when was about 10 be
crushed BY the itrain!" tsGg sssg
"He did, indeed. make all haste in his
power; but, In company with my broth.
er, arrived a lmpment too late, when it won d.
have been madness 10 have gone on The
the bridge.< In, the light they saw you fall
into the water, which was fortunately deep
and rapid, and consequently free from ice.
They hustened to the bank Of the stream,
and in few mcinents succeeded in rescu
ing you from this second danger, ndbore
you to the house, f@as2'. e1s a't&aa1'7
Friends! thank d,all frienls!" | could.
not help but utter, after listening to Lucy s
explanation of all that had transpired. II
was happy. again though MANNED for life,
'act which Lucy generously seemed to quite I
overlook, as she did not hesitate to become
Mrs. Worthington in less than month af.
er my perfect convalescence. ~ ts5.a&
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9oetital,. d ass .
those for whom VIC care not.


gm4U0j NJ THOMAS MOORE. gGigIs So
To those we love we pledged to-nighti - ~
$50 But now attend and stare not, lT7 sr3iI
While the ampler list re,to ....-. 4 -.
or those for whom We care not. ''i' '.i'"
- y{ .-..-c. u. dsDtz FEtl
For royal men, howe'er thoy frown, .,
t9' = If on their fronts they bear not '-if#gtf
al The nobiest gem that decks crown,-r,r.l
The peoples love-we care not. q.
4 Fer slavish men, who bend beneath ,,i.ttg
60, 4 despops yoke, yet dare not
u g Pronounce the will whose very breath +
. Would rend Its links-we care not.
sl For priestly men, who eoyet sway
IN Aud wealth, though they declare no.;
= Who point, like nnger-posts, the way
ig II They never go-we care not.
- For martial hen, who on their sword,
i Il T.. Howe'er il conquers, wear not
Tho pledges Of soldiers word,
2 - Redeemed and pure-we care not.
bgG. 81 ,:,
For legal men, who plead for wrong,
Sfit And though, to lies they swear not,
: Are hardly better than the throng o. ga' ,.
OF those who do-we care not. .-.-s.
For courtly men, VITO feed upon g4'f -,fq +,
The land, like grubs, and spare not
The smallest leaf, where they can sun EaF g
Their craw ling limbs-we care not. ,i,s
ftr :; a,
For wealthy men, who keep their mines 81 ,
r. In darkness hid, and share not 81 .Q
The paltry ore with him who pines
In honest want-we care not. EGtlGsIl .
.-r-. y .Tn,-El
For prudent men, who hold the power -.A
OF love aloft, and bare not e3g r LIS
Their hearts in any guardless hour. 80 s..---.
e. To beauty's shaft-we care not. s:s
Ntfs For all, In short, on land or sea, ~
-ss.~ In camp or court, who ARE not E.h
WhO never WERE, or ne'er WILL be &c.
Good men and frue-we care not 81 -ss
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CHAPTER II. g

q ~ hurried fromethe deor, as Il turned my
.stAps homeward again. = Instinctively took
the usual course in returning 10, the village
Qor, Lucy lived nearly, a mile out 9of towp,)
and nd9walked down therailway track,aso busy
with my, thoughts as to be, utterly tupcon-
se;ioussi Of anything and everything, else.
There was a high bridge that lay between
faae andLtha villages just>wide enough for thse.
track, the middle ofwhichG was plarked
over for .ths convenience tPedestriaho. =
Outside the track II was impSssibIslto walk:
One of the planks, which was very thick
and heavy, had been partly raised for some
purpose. and left in, that position. In en-,
deavoring to pass it. ! struck my foot against
| it, stumbled, and, in recovering myself, for.
ced one leg through the aperture, and strik.
| ing my other foot with all the force requir-
ed toa gain my equilibrium, replaced the
plank is sach.ssmanustas not onls slleft my
80 hss ttifI sbEA1 ssa 80 etn IL Iss5ad NtaztE
y EElHTetf fRAfTEHHI Ttaf.s yaM
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GTaThe keeper of livery stable on
Cape Cod, had "a habit Of cqutiqniag bis
patrons against rapid drvieg.s One day,
gonelof them game for q team to join q fnne-
raj procession, and on handing himthereins,
our friend, as usual, Incidentally observ-
eds s.Dones drive fast!' "Look here, old
fellow,nl exclaimed his ] customere9 SIN
bound to keep eup'with the procession # !
kill the horse!naE l&asss Is asgssssG
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CHAPTER, IN.

When / returned again to consciousness,
| was lying on an easy couch, in room
dmly lighted, but neatly and tidily furnish,
ed. While | lay wondering where | was;
and trying to recall what had passed, the
door was slowly opened, and Ltcy Ames
entered the room. Tn a moment she waa
BY my bedside, watching the motions and
the expressions of my eountenance, doubt.
less imagining that l was still delirious.
"Lucy-Miss Ames!' e. ~'"7s .
She started back as / uttered the name,
as though unwilling that should discover
her rea thoughts; but, in moment recov.
ering all sell (-possession, she looked calm.
ly towards me-, and asked, with tone OF
affected Indifference -.
"po YOU not feel easier. now?" H.
"Indeed. scarce know how do feel"
I replied, "bnt there is pain and soreness
in my head, and, in fact, in al my limbs
! must have been badly heart" ,,-,r...
y. Ihad a, dim recollection ofthe occurrence
narrated in the previous chapter; and
surely felt surprised that / should have ava.
kened to. slite. The pain which 1 felt, on
regaining my reason, increased now mo,
mentarly. A physician was athapd, and
every effort was made by him, as well as
the members Of Mr. gAmes' family Tin whose
houseI was en3lying0 inwhich. also Lu-
cy- and Mr.. Wesley ioinedto alleviate my
sufferings. .7s}a5J ~
In spite of all their attentions, my pains
were rapidly augmented, and in a shorttime
I was again, lost in the unconscious deliri.
um, of fever. In my vague dreamings, Il
was again on The narrow bridge, bending
every effort and straining every nerve, to re.
move the piece wood that bound me there.
Again | vas chained to 9 huge rock, in
which UNCONSCIOUS ,laborers were drilling
holes, which they filled with powder. to
blast the unseemly mass to atoms. Feinds,
-shapeless and hideous, few about me, chat.
tering in glee-demons danced on the, sharp
edges Of rock, chuckling again like the
measured puff Of the engine; and atinserr
vais they stopped to bind the chains closer
until the links festered into the very flesh
and turned my blood to gan with the poi,
son IN which they had been dipped, Cav.
erns yawned on every side to receive me
| Ali at once was heard the, long ;shrill .wais-
tie, ofthe engine, and voices that seemed the
very; agony, Of despair, screamed on every
side, Of me, g The train! the train!"
But all this was aasseds was web again
and could wall about the house with tht
aid Of, a cruteh, for |, had left one foot sus.
pended yinI the bridge where had miracu'
ibGsly escaped death .s Lucyahad re-assuret
| HE VI her love; not indeed BY words. bu
eby hsr, actions. Long and patiently had sh'
watched Yby nv sides and TO her more thar
any other del awe the preservation Of my
life. No words had passed between isp II
relation io the subiss, which had sd nesfij
separated US, yet there seemed to be taci
Acknowledgement Of the error endmg part
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Shadows and Sunshine.
CHAPFERI 1.

IA letter for you, sifl" "iIITOJ e
] broke the seal and read with astonish
me6t- ~ srHt.g.r sl zig gTsfg -rlrfa,-
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A,etpDprk daily Gribu,re.
THE ALLEGED DRUGGING OUTRAGE
sALLIE STAFFORD AGAINST D. n, BiRTOy
TESTIMONY AND LETTERS.

The investigation of the charge preferred before
Ju.tice Osborn against Mr.. Brigham y. Barton of
Philadelphia for alleged outrase upon the person Of
Miss Salie or Sarah Stafford OF South WAl.ngford,
VI, while in this city en- route from Philadelphia to
her home, was commenced yesterday, pursuant 10 ad
iournmtnt on Tuesday.
Mss Stafford accompanied by her friends. NJ and
Mr. Colon of Philadelphia, escorted iatO Coar.
By Officer Bowyer Jonas B. Philips, e.q appearing -.
her couI sell While james T. Brady and Mes.rs Edmund
and H. J. Blsckusn, esquires, appeared FOR the de
i,Ddsnt.
The .fidsyt made by Mas Stafford wa. 81 fcIows
Ssie Stafford beiog duly sworn, s,ys ths, .hs = =
rc.idtDt OF The town 81 WainsfJrd Cay OF Rul,nd
W tat on about he l1:h Of June lssi che va on
her from Pbilsoelphis, Psnn.. 70 hsr home IN
Vermont; ths; on that dSy she srrived n Nsr.I"rk
aboI i've hours prevou. the departure of tie team
boat for bauy n shich -ie io-nd-i tx NJ pi---ge
for ire purpose OF completing her journey th4i ~ae
waiting for the departure of ssi steamboat sh= q
viied BY Brigham y. Baton 10 accompany him - s
lorl for The purpre OF eating dinner; ,tat sh- A.
cec'cd tte invitation and uI-u rearhi ~ hnts -
Barton asked Der 10 20 INFO pva'e ru9u for Tie P-r-
rose Of Srrsrg ng her Dies that va -h- CO.
gagged said Baron hsDcet her glass o; ne, which
be rogue Std her 70 diuk hAi -h,rtly ser crns n
The " iue she became s'upeaed and unconscious thst
gu her rex Sit Dg consciousness. 80 oame aEsre ma,
her person hAc hen outraged AID raN s1e1 .h- BE-
h-vrs hy SAID Barton DcpJnen' tLr'n"T esN- NJ
said Barton vss arrested IN the Co. Il P1ilsi-iphls
'Cr re sid cfu>e snd h@- . BAL il = 80 a. .ts
j. iuf-rr and h-irvs- and further tta s,ii Barton
hss rec tbs SAFE u ucw fl-'tse 20 ilst''ei
ard tbst b. csunot De- arre'ed Nv tie a-1o-,'e- -
ceit voon TsCu-oo --om ~ G1~er1o- pf ths sac,
t.isr,H sALLrE STAFFORD
The complainant, after being re-sNor., US ero-s-
examined d. NJ Brady s. follows
Z l. Ia. you- ~ az .i.ua,1-- % t4st s -sy.'
\. IT,.
Q. % You write your nsmA SalIis o. Ss-ahi \. l
scIis Zines wiI'e Il >.arsh nd o-lsti-uea >sJl-.
q. Who wrote thh' paper De- ~. -av.ti - l
vs- Dot present. whsn L written
.. Wbe,e we're yOa Ehen va si-0-i - A. !
ssr ed il a. Albany 8, tae A-e-i..D Hove l link
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FROM IA VANA.

TAs Urted states Nal steamship Coharoa, j. ID.
Bullock. ..o. commander, froD kew-OrisaDs VIA Hs
vsna arrived early thu morning. having lefs The ise
place - the evening Of the 3Orb. She has eneoun-
,eled s-rors westery gales her pGssage home. The
EreL.n lbe-os-baule ship Me w4s 10 port Tho
o2era troupe would cobcl.de their P~rorm4ooes aboas
be ijih si,er an unparalleled sncc-'- June - ist-
~ Is. ~ e39 81 eIchsrgsd signals vita schooner
J sn {. Homer. ss1e day lat 80 05', bon. So - I.
e1-haD.ed signal. with ship Geo wsshipgtoa, from
y.w.Orlesps for Liverpool. Feb 3, lat 80 10, Ion.
~ e., exchanged signals with bark Emas Line 10.
bond porthwsTd Same day, la. So 20, bo. 7f'
c., ,poke schooner Cobqnest Of New-York, los days
from 70, bound 70 N-w-Y9rk. Three days ago vas
run ITO by a bark which carried away her bo"spn',
toEms.., Sc. Declined assi.,snce, being tight
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Dropisions.

R.sfTs }. EAsTHsS. y'hS T,
II a r NJ A d. ~, j. .,TS v -
AND DEALERS IN PBOFI IONo'
kos ~ I'D 81 BrOsd..., Se~-YOfk,
OTTHR FOK StLE:
xnnI Ee-I roo bI Long ana Sb0T- Ribbed and Short C'eA
CibcinIz at
soRx-Old 2OOo barrels A. 8. Whies-an extra article.
go DO Thin Nsss-sn extra Art'ie
Rev 1870 o. y.ss Prime and CleNI City and s-I-rn-
80 hslfbArsls Gear City PSeted -
BS5t1 tero.s A. Wni'es and otser brAaSs "'st~rA
- fDe sbpyins order c,.t
DO WssterD SO1r, cSsyssed pr sHP T.
auor,tDFR pc 100 bods Prime Western, SMOKED
aASD~I 90 barrels A. d 90 Esgs Pritns Leaf New -.
200 barrels 800 kegs Exirs Rehoe1, Tor snlp~ns
ryKy-s $500 barrels Buckeye and Chicago "rssern
Rep~oked
YYtu l. so barrels Buckley. Rspscsed Superor
so 90. Country City Pnne
~ 40 DO Chicago and Western Repscked-
20 do. Rs.irose Repealed
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Girambcais ano RAILROADS..
DENNsYLvANIA RALROAD.-Tbe GREAT

DENNSYLVAkIA RAlLROAD.-lbe GhEhl
ii CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities vfh
We,,erp South western States By ccn
tnooD, Railway This Road also connects Prtsbufk
with dsly line all porte IN the Western Avera
nd A. Cleveland ssndusky wrh steamers TO all ports 90
me Lakes making the most direct cheapest e
reliable route by FRElGHP be Forwarded 70 sns
rom the Crest West ...-.~.-.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA md PIrTSBUReHi
FrRsT CLhss- Boots, shoes hAs ana Dps teOcenuP
Books Dry Goods lin boAes bales and trunks, 100 n
Druss Tin boxes and bSes), Feaihers, furs kc..
SECOND CLIsS-Do nestic SAeetns, Shifting and
Ticking lin original bsles Drugs I'm csss Hard 70 cenz$
ware Leather lin rolls OF bOIes Wool and sheep oe ID
P.s. Esstvsx 6c.......................'''.'.'
YHiRD CLAss-AnyIs steel Chains IN cssks IS csn.P
Hemp, Bscos ana foIs sAl'.o p SS ., ~ 100 n.
Fougrs CLAss-Co6ee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork I'm CASKS boxes, Essivsrd Lard and aocert'f
Lard Oil Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, ls n.
Pitch, ROfiD
SLoUR.-Sl T. Dbl. until further notice.
gsas-5a v 100 N until further notice.
bale, exceeding so ID weight unM far9s
notice.
In shipping Goods from point ofPhlatsphs Be pr
acpsr 20 psk the package "ps Pennsylvania Railroad An
Goods consigned 70 Of this Road nj Phisdephs
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeEsTs-Hsrris Wormley Co, Mempha Tenn !
D. Sass Co.. ST. Louis j. s. Mitchell Son, Eva1rv11e
Ind. Dumesnn Bel Il Co, and Csrter Jevett, Loris
rils Ky B. C. Medrum, Madison, Ind. sphsman Brow
and Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N W. Graham Co.. ZanesviEe
2Aror House, Kew York, No. WniSnst and No. Bat
Srg pls e. New-Yoh H. Sneeaer, Phl.delPhis AAzrvS
Rooms Baltimore; Geo c. RrsnSscus Pittsburgh.
H. III. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhlsdelphtA
II. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent Altoona Pa
January B, 1857.
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AF,xrr FRozEs TO DEarH TN Hs"p'le~S
Il. T. IrY4ver Gays that eoorea "o,'a' 'od "ree
., dr., were ,roz,u 70 death at Cedar Swamp darng
-. -. RS storm Of lar week. She lived IN
IN, Which wa. very open, and "hieh freely admitted
tn x,4 and .ro~. On Monday, The nsighbor, NO.
...;,, sny movement about the use, and the door
,,orss, d and knowing the husband va away, went
ovsr ard entered the dwelling, fond The soms1 aAd
three Children "a bed, bOzen To death.
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IN THE MATTER Of the SALE of the REAL

IHE Tx OF Lhe SAl<f- OF the MA -
/ ESTATE ~ MATHEW Thule. eesessed, for the pay
rent Of =, 5.-ln pursuance Of Order Of tie Surrogate
Stb. County Of New Yoh vii 20 Be soa lssls
81 the THIRD DAY OF MARCH s57 al u oelsei moan IT.
foKewn. de.enb.d REAL Estate Of hArrHE" THUIK,
ss City Of New York dscssed for tas payment Of "
debts:
I,sr PI.crL-An those Eve certain lots pieces Or parcels
of ourd with The buildings thereon erected situated Ja
,S bsu. In tie Twelfth Ward Of the C4ty OF forh, on
ne soutbery SIDE Of Eighty street and between ae
f,sd and Fourth eoumepcinG toe d'aaee OF I'VE
HUNDRED and thrtyhs feet and ten and sosTss ineses
kshty ..vsrth street and running thence Westerly .sns
the sosley side Of Eighty seventh street one nsndsa
sry feet and tvohifes inches thesce ssntnery hd
pAr.. with Third hsndrs feet ana eight ohes
hence ,sserly parallel ~b Eighty seven;h street eas
hundred aud Aty vothrds inches. ana thence
psrbs-l, parallel with Third one eunsrec ieef .ss
s.b inches the pSs Of s.<i The nProvensns upSa
SD mentioned lots eonsi OF 20 dwel inf hou"a
PisczLAso al those two other CERTAIN lots pieces
rse. ground the BAL dngs thereof situate yn1 e
her n, rsrh Ward ofthe City ofSev York or the sss
er, ride Of between .be Third ad tosrh
the distance Of forr hundred tna .dst
sc, Ten twohirds inches westerly from bs sosth
,rIy sofrsr Of 7kd and Es seventh street aorest
Ard rurrirs westerly the soutbey ds OF Snsty
uthsry and parallel with the Tsrd hundred te-t
and .isht inches thssee esstsry and parallel VITA stay
I've feet and tvothirds iBenss AM
por,b.rl, parallel Third svsnse one hundred
Of prove
upou ssA los coDsist Of d~ens house
rid At the sale and the balance ~hen IRE deco ready hr
asb,sry.-Eew Yerk Jsnusry ~ 1901
TRAN6IS TWoAhY E,.o.to,
nsl5 lsvswTS J. GEORGE KIP,
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1oainls, Oils, Glass, Sc.
gnsnrantc Companies.

GNTNTON FIRE-IkSURANCE COMPANY
" Cash Capital $50 600 eith laIss Surplus Ohce No ~
ySsp ~ oppsSit< The Merchants Exchange
HUGH LANG, Presdert
DIbECToRs:
Ty,ri Iaus Cor's w. Lawrence EHnfbsn Tswhsesd
(Asrlss n. eword, Stuart c. Marsh, John PeDfold,
John Comptoa, Henry Hssht, Joseph LavTeace,
Ieopardo Suhfsg, Silis Bronson A. r. Ero,
a.bp Watson Jessph w. lorfes, Lawrence TuYHars
Samuel Whets, Wm. X. Strong, ). T. kicoll
Geo Syisvold, r Nosh Hpt, Thomas snisn'
J. VI. Hhksem, Geo. A. Townsend, Don Alsnso Cnttsnse,
n \ smith Alfred Wills Sylvester L. II. ward,
Hoksrt M Ptu,s J. =. BOYD. A. YznsSa del Vale,
Henry 4 LevsHeb.
JAMES h. AMES. JR., Secretary.
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Professional Notices.

<tHARLES NJ. Wakes, Attorney and Com
~ .,bor Law Prosecuting Attorney and GsneTs Lane
Asesi, Lape.r. kApe,r county Michigan.
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1877 FAST FREIGHT LINE. SS7
1901. MERCHANTS DISPATCH aO 80 .
ov ned by the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Tbi, ..po, hle FAST FREIGHT LINE contrs-ts goods
from NEW YORK BOSTON and ALBANY. to BUFFALO
and points and South and guarantees time
Having rcsble Agents of At al points OF trsnsh
sDt n'ed exclusively by US on fastest Hesn
tsins We are ensblsd 10 sive goods
GREATER DISPATCH
th. sny other Freight Line Of New and Boston
For BNls Of Lsding or CobtIscts spply TO
A. II. LIVINGSTON No. 1877 Broadway, n T.
q a. KlDDER, No. 1879 State 't, Boston
J. R y BARNARD No +ss Broadway, Albany
General Once IN the old Depot Of the Lake Shore Railroad
p s MARSH Superintendent
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OCEAN 6tcdmcre, Ct.

Tor CAL .-NEW-YORk AND SAN
FRANCISCO sTEAMSHiP IINS-Prc-s ga ~
Retse.s Tt. Sra splendid Steamship TENNESSEE
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ew, I. eohs'ct 9TH TIE steamer SIEkR NENAoA nom
PANAMA. On Tee Peetc, Cor SAN FRANCISCO fry Poubos
sssgsts slave each fssseose 10 md 90 excess
~ frx,eht or Pss'sfe sPp,y only CHARLES HokGAS
AsoES, Nc. Blowing Greeu \ Y.
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CICITRTTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

CETURTT1 FIRE INbUhANNE NOMT nv n
- No. 81 Finest Great Western Buiding.l-Css Capital
900 eco paid This Company having ell its capital paid
In and process ready 10 receive APp
c.tlors aud Policies Of Insurance on Merchandise
Ships In ro and other property favorable terms
JOSEPH WALKER, President
Tpo. W BIsDssII, SsCrstAy
uAECroRs:
,OsEyU WALKER FDwD. HAfGHT,
WILLIAM y. MOTT, " "hilboShi,
IoUN uAIsEY JAMES @ GARNtR,
gpuA n n W OoD SAMUEL G. PANpN,
pnnr n CAsF RICHARD Y. BRUFf,
VIM DENNlsT0UN, u. IFOMNELL,
WN n. HUSsEl l. AAksNiiNr'
EDMUND W. CORLiES, y. !. DoNNELL,
EDWARD WILLErT. JOHN X WILLIE,
IONS n WARREN ROBT LINDLEY MURRAY,
SUAs FLY DAVID h. kEELER.
WIN M. ABBATT, WI ALLt.N ~ tIEn;
WIN BIRDsALL tpWAkU ChOM"EAL'
eDMD. MERRITT l. WYmAN
SMITH LAWRENCE MATHEW MIICdhLIA
HENRY BARROW JOHN ALLhN
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. GEORGE IL VkINNhbt"