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BY J. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

~ REAT SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR
M nure, splendid plate mirrors chandeliers carpets,
blankets silver plated China, and glassware, superior caried hair
mattresses large and valuable assortment Of wines liquors and a.
being the effects OF the National Hotel Washington II
Con- Monday morning, May 25h, 10 O'clock
continuing each day that hour until the whole disposed Of shall
the furniture effects the National HotclN this
city comprising largest
nhin offered public auction ia this country large
which purchased within the last eighteen months,
without regard TO cost. We name In part
The furniture OF thirty parlors, comprising elegant
SOFAS and side chairs chairs finished la iba
best quality brocate splendid brocaee curtains TO match,
marble top tables, velvet carpets, rugs, &c
hundred
superior mable-
top bureaus, wasIands wardrobe mableop tables, &o
superior mattresses the OF
Of holsters and pillows,
fine wool blankets costing from s. 10 ~ so
the together with quantity OF comforts,
Marselles quilts, sheeting, &c
100 costly French plate gilt frame mirrors.
few months since and perfect order them very
costly
Superior sverpatcd dishes side dishes walters
tors and coffee urrs, spoons, and forks
Very large assortment Of French China and glassware.
Superior dining room furniture.
Large quantity Of cooking utensils bar fixtures &c
On Saturday, May aOth, at I2 o'clock, IN ;, we
choice wines, liquors. cigars
other comprising superior Oard Duuy Co.. and Henncssey
brandies and whiskeys, by the cask.
very choice brandy In denuohns.
Four casks superior sherry wine.
Together with Topaz s,crrcs
port sauiern champagne, Lngwohs sparkling
Lot Of superior Havana cigars
The attention of called
which will be made without and whom every facility viii
be offered.
s1oo under cash over sum credit 60 and
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Iayls Aucuoneer.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEp4RrEr,

TREASURY DKPARoapn,
March II, 1857.
Notice hereby given holders OF stock Of tho loans Of tho United
States that this department purchase the Istday
June next unless the Of 81 shall previously obtained
w pay addition
last semi annual dividend Of
additional interest for tho vendor following
premium said stocks;
For the stock OF 1872 premium Of 10 per
stock Of ls4 and lsss IS par and for
tho stock Of 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity stock premium
OF per cent
uc assigned United States by the entitled
TO receive the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmitted viii be made by
Boston, New York, Phade
option tho parties entitled eoeiye the money which
expressed accompanying the certncas
HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3-dtlstJunetf Secretary OF he Treasury.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.
or1cR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

oTrIcR HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES U. s.,
May 49, 1867.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- until 12 O'Clock Wednesday the 10th day of June
for furnishing and delivering the vaults Of the Capitol for tho
the OF before the 18th day OF
pox 2io pounds to the of
taci wcas coal in humps or less than three than
inches entirely free from slate other foreign
substances.
hundred cords Of n quality seasoned hickory wood
Capitol yard cords bo sawed in
three pieces and the balance 70 be sawed two pieces and properly
the the expense the whole
be subject the inspection and approval OF be appointed
by the Clerk of the House Of Representatives.
Security for the faithful performance Of tho contract for furnishing
the articles the satisfaction OF the Clerk OF the House Rep
resentatiycs will be required.
separate should be
aproposas Coa' directed
House Of Representatives u s. at Washington, y. CT
WILLIAM CUIIJOM,
May 20-1aw &June10 Clerk House Representatives u s.
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r V less than million and quarter of dollars in bull
PyS the Philadelphia Evening Journal Is about to
ts new Orleans for that place in short time. The
J, uIe Will be in the of Mr. r. w Patterson,
VSn y superintendent of the Adams Express Company,
bs with large corps Of assistants left Cincn
\ on he 10th inst for New Orleans. The trust that
,nr0 psea IN any ono man who is allowed such large
aa m N ms power must II faithfully executed, forever
can him as worthy Of the highest confidence that
eos eposed in fral human nature. 1t will be roool
aVo L ex Marshal Keyser, OF this city, several years
tn ~ sht sum Of equal, II not greater, amount
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers OF the Maryland Consolidated
lottery for the benefit Of Pokome River &C. 49, drawn May
I5 1857:
40 43 73 III "a 23 Sc 81 76 10 80
following Consolidated
Lottery Mary
Maryland class H. drawn May 16 1857:
80 81 Is IL % so III 81 Al 81 so 26 40
following the tho Patapsco
terry class 1l3, drawn May 10, 1857
25 55 IL Al 81 so % is Fl III
The following the numbers Of the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery for tho benefit Of Washington county, &c class TO- drawn
May is, 1857;
rs 81 Al IL 70 &C ] 22 43 3s 81
following the Paiapsco
terry class ia, drawn May 49, 1857;
36 10 50 90 70 IA AZ 65 2l 2
Tho following drawn numbers the Paapsco
terry class ms, drawn May 10, 1857
Al 6s 80 46 80 " Is Is 26 81 "a
R FRANCE Co, Managers.
n. II hcrHlu, Commissioner.
Nay 20--u
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuARIE,MAsIrRs MARINE CoRrs,
Washington, May 49, 1857
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
Monday June 1857 for supplying such
be requr d from l July 1857 to 3O
marines stationed Washington city d. G.
sapng and the coal best anthracite
The be delivered piled and measured and the coal weighed
commanding OF the stations
expense the United Sates the coal TO weigh
pounds Further information be had apc
this Office.
Proposals be addressed Major r. Lindsay NJ ~ c. and
fuel Washington, d. CT
will publish the above twice
June 1857 bill, with copy OF advertisement
o this Office for payment.
May 16-2awtl5Junet
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BY G. w. BOTELER, AuctiOneer.
AND EXTENSIVE SAIL

DEREMPTORY AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
rosewood walnut mahogany furniture superior
beds and mattresses carpets bedding china glass and
crockcry silver ware the entire furniture,
&C. United states Thursday morning May 10
O'clock continuing daily that hour until the whole disposed
shall sell at the United States Hotel Washington D. C the cnto
that establishment embracing the
furnue contained upwards Of 100 rooms consisting
Of
superior rosewood 7octave piano or,e by Cckeng
4 Co., Boston
and walnut parior furniture with rich
brocae and plush
handsome bTocatel
walnut paro tables with tops
Handsome ornamental and plain French plate mirrors
Rosewood, mahogany and walnut chairs SOFAS fancy
chairs, finished In brocatel hair CLOTH and silk plush
Superior tapestry velvet Brussels three ply and ingram carpets
upwards Of 50 chambers embra
cling
Mahogany and cane seat chairs
Mahogany, walnut, and painted wardrobcs
Mahogany, walnut French cottage, and other bedseads
Mahogany walnut narbetnp dressing
Superior feather beds curlcd hair sluck mattresses
Mahogany, walnut md painted washstands
sheeting, pillow and bolster
counterpanes comforts, &c.
French dinner
and toilet silver plated caos and glass
panhedtin chalng Dishes ivory
handled table cutlery silver plated forks and spoons table cloths
napkins &c.
large collection superior copper cooking
One large and superior saanandcr Greproof safe
substantial and webut omnibus, OF
horses OF double harness. together with collection
superior articles such
To furnishing dealers and others this sale presents
tive Inducements the furniture excellent condition and the sale
pcrcmptory.
Terms $50 and under cash. 800 sixty ninety
for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
May 2o--wThF&sai Auctionecr.
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nRED SCOTIA Report of the Decisions Of the
Supreme Of the United Opinions the
Judges the Ded Scott John Sanod
5
Public Services Of Dr. Lewis Linn, for years
senator OF tho United the Missouri s2
sIorses Universal Atlas Of the World $6
published, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURYS
May 20--8t Bookstore, Ninth
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

DUBIIC SALE of a highly improved and desirable
square ground Jersey avenue0n Wednesday nf-
enoon O'Clock, premises, shall sell
public auction positively highest bidder this
city, fronting 245 Jersey south OF
Survey Office and well the property formerly
owned and occupied for by Thomas Hayden The
containing sixteen besides Kitchen
house. and three fine cellars The stnbng will
horses four carriage besides
lofts ganaes harness &c In tho garden, which Is
beautifully laid planted with almost variety fruit and
shade there large winery supplied with finest varieties OF
Tho house and be by calling tho
premises charge directed sell it
regard desiring purchase beautiful
residence make speculation which must yield heavy profit
would do well attend the sale. Title beyond question.
cash. and the balance in and three
with interest, payable semi annually.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Nay 15-d Anctioneer
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
s his his residence Franklin Row, of aud
Toenh o will continue devote his attention principal
ly In the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time TO the law concerning patents he viii
opinions legal questions arising before the
appeals tho chief justice assistant justices
Cumbia and will also assist in the preparation and
trial OF suits concerning patents
He will give wrcn opinions and arguments for
before OF tho departments and
dcaion.
2S--du
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Bas-CoLLEcToR OF TAXES. James F. Halida.
Is a candidate for this oniee.
Ap 25-dtft
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rERsIA
There have been further hostilties in Persia The
city OF Mehammenh captured by the British ON the
26th of April The Perans rereated In great disorder
with loss of 800 killed and wounded and vast amount
of ammunition and military stores The British loss
trihng The Arab tribes had become friendly and were
sending in their submission. Sir James Outram had
driven large Persian army from their position before
Ahyaz, capturing many guns and military stores
THE --LATEST
LoNDoS Saturday morning -Adyices from Dresden an
authoritatively the ratification of the Persian
treaty by the Shah.
The Times, in its city article says that the market
had entirely recovered from the unexpected depression OF
yesterday the market being strengthened by large invest
mens in exchequer bills and steadiness in foreign ex-
changes.
The demand for money at the bank was very active.
THE Markets.
For the week ending Friday May s, cotton was buoy
ant, with advance of eighth of pennysaes OF the
week 900 bales spectators took 7000 and exporters
$500 Estimated sales on Friday 10, 600 bales-Oreans
fair 8ad ; Orleans middlng, l3-16d. uplands fair
7Ed. uplands mddling, s-l6d. The market closed
steady stock in port, 100000 bales, 96l 900 OF which
was American.
Breadshs had slightly declined in France, Spain, and
the continent generally AT Liverpool they were
quiet. Richardson, Spence, Co. quote advance on
flour Of 6d-western canal 29s 30s. southern, sos.
3ls Ohio, 32s. a 32s Cd. Wheat steady-red, ss I'd
a 9s I'd. white, 9s. 9s Cd. Corn quiet with an ad-
OF ou--lnAeu, oos yeiioW, oos, ou' Wio o'o
Cd
Provisions quiet and heavy
Napal Sores.Spirs of turpeptine was frm and hold
demanded advance; sales at $685. Rosn steady at
4s Id 5s Id for common, and IS. los cd. for fine
Crude tmpentine IS. Cd. 9s. Tar lbs 3D. a lbs. Cd
Rice quiet at 25s Coffee quiet Sugar buoyant and
scarce at rs advance. Molasses firm, and holders
asked an advance.
Manchester advces were favorable
The weather encouraging to producers.
The money market was unchanged Consols for money
93s for account 94b American securities were mac
tive and prices weak
The Niagara left Liverpool on the morning of the 9th,
and arrived at Halifax at o'clock this morning
10 be HING
HARRrsBuRG, May 19-The governor has appointed
the 2lst August for the execution of McKim for the
murder of Norcross of Altoona
Arripal Of The Cacassian.
HALIFAX, May l9.The steamer Circassan, advertised
for Portland, has arrived here Her intelligence as been
anticipated.
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CHARLOTTE BR0NTE-The Life Of Charlotte
~ Bronte author of Eyre Shirley vlee by c. Gaske
author q Mary Barton, Ruth NC. q volumes. 81 so.
just Published, and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY's
Nay 1S-a Bookstore, near 9th street
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SruRI6ts Work. Some few months ago there was a
dispute about the authenticity Of work purporng to be
narrative of the Kane expedition, by Auguste Sonntag,
one Of the members of the Kane expedition which was
issued in this city We have Just read letter from Mr.
sonntag who is in Mexico in which he expresses his
great modification that such book should be ascrbed to
him He pronounced it a shameful imposition" and
says he means prosecute the publisher He never he
declares anything about the expedition from which
ucb work could have originated PHI Ledger
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Markets.

New York, May l9.-Cotton is buoyant and higher
sales of 1000 bales; Orleans niddng, l4t cents up
lands mddling 135 cents. Flour is frmsaes of 5000
barrels; State Sc 40 sc 30; southern, 81 20 81 60
Wheat is heavysales of H. 900 bushels prices
inalIy cents higher Corn is firm sales of 1000
bushels; mixed 30 cents. Pork is higher-mess,
S23 90 Beef is steady, as before. Lard before.
Whiskey is lowor--Ohio, a3t cents Coffee is steady
Rio, 104 liz cents. Sugar is firm Havana 10 II
cents Molasses is unchanged Spirits turpentne is
steady at 40 cents Rosn is firm at 81 80. Rice is dull
at A a 81 cents Freights firmer.
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nRED SCOTT CASE.--Report of the Decisions of
United Supreme the opinions Of the judges
John sandfrd Price 80 cents
May 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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INOR SALE OR RENT.-The east half of lot %,
square between AZ and 9Th streets fronting Maine
avenue adjoining the foundry Of Mr. Charles White with the i'm
thereon consisting of twostor brick building occupied
present by Mr. Jhua Duln, machine and bcksmths
together with good six horse steam engine in working
and all the fixtures and tools belonging the
portable orges bellows, anvs lathe with
necessary shang puls and bands for its operation with
bero Of necessary tools tedious To mention.
Also variety costly patterns for railing and feng OF the
styles will sell rent the whole accommodating terms
M II r. OWEN
May e0--dtJune1 (Starl 212 Pennsy yvana avenue.
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n,g- sEcoNp WAnp RArrIcArros MrEr1se.-The

Second requested attend meeting
wednesday evening May 2o at O'Clock at Harmony Hail. Tho
present speeches will be made business tf
portance transacted All friends Of the invited to attend
Nav
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mo. 5S2.l
Notice

Of The rmoual Of he land Office from Faye 10 BoonUQc, N
the State Of Missouri.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes in the location Of
approved 1853 hereby declared and made
or public lands FAyETR in the
will removed to the Of BooSE in said
State, early period as practicable.
precise time o removal will bo issued by
register and receiver at the Fayette land Office.
hand the city Of Washington this 18th day OF
llay A. ID. 1857
BY order OF the President
A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Land Once
May 19-1aw6w [IntefSsnrl
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pzs~ The First Annual Exhibition OF the Washing
ton Art Association comprising pictures stsiuary the
the uncd sas VIII be opened to tho public At
building between 18th and l4th
streets on saturday morning next o'clock
OPEN further notice every between the hours
Of p. Tickets of admission may be procured
door the principal bookstores In the city Single sd
mission, twenty i've Season tickets, MY cents
6--dH
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washington Branch Railroad.

Wash1nEtOM BfHnCH KAIIfOad.
VNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
i AT 9 and So, M, and and 4 ~ IN.
On Sunday at ~, p,
Leave Baltimore for Washington
Az and 9k, m, and ) and 81, p.
On Sunday at Az,
Passengers Philadelphia will take trains s,
and AZ Ys
Passengers for Annapolis win tko trains at 81 and ~
Norfolk 6A and 3.
for the and " connecting
a Washington Junction. 7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan l7--dr
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HEADQUARTERS yoLusIlRRs Isr Rra'r 3p BRIG. H. ID. c.,
! ! I LID Mr. 4

Washington, May 4, 1867
Tho Bgadier General having required by law appointed tho
the fourth Monday being the 25th
time parade ground n the City
place. this
composing bations this regiment will assemble
Tho officers OF the reg
position, the
proper notices respective with ihem
on para az directed #
by order OF Colonel Hickey
II n. OBER, Adjutant
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BigIer g. witt,

Bigler g. Witt,
Sera Suc lElis and Lander Dealers, Harrisburg, Pa,
A RE prepared to furnish lumber sawed to or
lengths sizes, seventy feet and deliver at
Washington Georgetown other point the Potomac FLYER
May 19--7td
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~ nENERAL MEsTERN LAND oTFIcE.-

" more Osborn Co, and Second Cup
opposite Dubuque Broom,
Co.. street. Chcago Illinois, Broom IIussey Co..
Keokuk real stock and exchange brokers' will
give prompt stocks and bonds
negotiated money locating lands either with cash
Will time, commission.
Every made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid &c., &c, &c.
n BAll property required,
upon well giving the
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited
d 2S--d3m
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GNOMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
Cnlirnia.tnted mail steamships leave New
Aspnwa tho 9TH and goth or each month"; connecting
with mail from Panama 10 FraDcisco.
steamships inspected and approved by tho Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and sqfSy.
Tho Panama railroad long, completed
hours Tho baggage
through Francisco passengers
nj the Tie
money paid in New all expenses trip.
Reserve kept port Panama. San
detention In OF accident that the reuc
entirely relidbic
Passengers they Aspinwa
charge
nd children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest rates apply at tho III
West street. New York, 70 W. RAYMOND
Nay 6-dn
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ELLISTON the Comedian.-The Life and Enter
IL Of Robert William Eisin, comedian by George Ray
author OF "Drafs for Acceptance, price 10 cents
Tho Two Conv by Frederick Gerstacker author al wild sports
the far West price 80 cents.
Mansfield Park novel by Jane Austin, price 8s cents
erkn warbeck by the author Of Frankenste price 90 cents
Doycs Common Things of Every yday Lie.
Emma by Miss Austen price 3s cents.
The Random by smoe price 10 cents
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR * hAOKfS
Nav I6-3tt Bookstore Ninth street
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VITILLARD'S HOTEL. c. & ii. A. Willard
Jan 29--dft
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TNUR SAIE OK IIENT.-That desirable bflcK
dwelling situated the east side Of Congress- street near
Georgetown Heights The house contains
including buildings It's surrounded
by 100 front by 2a0 feet deep with 3ofoot alley running
the whole length side OF the
Adjoining the above property have several fine building lots which
viii sell ndispuable and immediate
possession given.
For particulars apply my Office opposite he Treasury
Ap 11--dtm BRookE H. WILLIAMS
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ARL M RA L & O A B

Commeucirs WE DNESDAY June s, 1857.
Trans leave Depot corner Q: White and CentTe...:
HsSop.n 81 m-ESpEe,s Mai Train for Albany connecting
q Cro.on T.s with ,e Of stages for Lake Mshopsc PuIdys
Corners With Western Rsrssd for Albany Troy Ssrstog. ane
the West. Mie.ton TRIM. stopping .. ell stations
Williams Bri ise Trsin stopping AZ stAtioua. 81
n-Whi.e Plains Tim, stopping Q. al stations
Leave 26th. q. Station 745s N -Wnlisns Bridge Train
Sing Il 81 statoss III m-white Plains Train stopping q
u stations q m-wiiaus Bhds, Train stopping At Il
sstous m-Croton Psls Train stopping n ststious
Sp. m-williams Bride Train stopping Ct Ill stations
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Summer Ar
~ nnsemset-tsmdsysexcepeed Trims solrs Esst Lesys
m for Riverhesa Il Ia N snd $50 m fos North Isiy
es n sos $50 P n, fs r.misd.s as q; $50 sns
6na N, = l:3 ssds p a. /; fse Jamaica q and nG a.
81 ~, ed p q.
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Water CURE.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CERE, Bling
l bsrton-Eisht hours ride from the city by ~ and Eis
Railroad Visitors will find tbs Of the psstt places IN
the Union. Board 81 per week. Address j. NORTH, b. D.
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Me1iraI.

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
" Tbe sxcrucaDg torment Of tootha,he be spec Oily
relieved by this delightful remedy without fear Of nurls the
teeth Enent Dentist The use daily their
practice and that has enabled them
able teeth that otherwise have been drawn Try your.
self ard recommend 1t to oher PT,par.d and sold 81
L d. SANDS, Druggists, No. lcO Pultorst New York.
Price IS cents per vial.
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PAINTS, Oils, Ilass, Sc.
miscellaneous.

ELIZABETHAN ALE LUNCH ROOM
IL Nos. 10 Water sud ~ Wall ST.,
will BE- closed until MONDAY for repairs rendered necesss
by the fire On Monday lsst.
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pENNsYLvAHlA kAdLROAD.'

I'D IN N l. A A Is Al u y a T.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE;
Yhs Railroad connects at Pittsburgh VIII rs
sds 10 and from Louis Mo- Alton Gslens and Caicaso
nj Frankfort Lexington and Louisville XVI Tsrre Haaee'
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincnnat Dayton,
Spynsfeid Belefontsne, Ssudusky Toledo Cleveland 20
umbu. GAINESVILLE. Massillon and Wooster Ohio Also w0
he packet boss from and to New Oreans 81 Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the East be had at any OF the Aoo's
mentioned pisces in the West. ,,, 49,.
somfortsbe route between the East and Wet . >,,..
IRON NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOUR
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ hoUhA.
q low by any other Route
Bee handbi,ls In the hotels Of this city ,..
Through Tickets further information may De naa tns
sdce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Astor House, Broadway
l. l. ELLIOTT. AGeak
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CUPREME COURT.-JAMES NJ. QUlMBf
= against MARY A. OATMAN-To the Defendant; for .re
bereLS summoned and required to answer the ss
a which was lied ID. Office of the Clerk OF the Cfy aud
Comfy OF New the 9Th day Of july 1857 aud 70 .vs
copy of your to the said complaint on ne ~ our
after the service this you exclusive OF tns
~ scb service and If you fail answer the sad compis9
,L the time aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii aPy
q, tbe Court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York July la51 -, .,r. ....
.o,e,, ~ No. SO Broadway