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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
Literary and Theatrical Law Suit.


Before Mr.. Francis Bayley, Judge.
Fonbldnque rs. BuckSfone.-This was an action
brought by the plaintiff, Mr.. Albany Fonblanquc.
Jr, barrscr at law, residing in Manchester against
Mr.. Blackstone the comedian, and lessee Of the
Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 10 recover the sum Of
126 S., for wronguy OBTAINING manuscript play,
entitled Hampstead Heath" and Directing to return
the same after promise To do 40, under the follow
ing extraordinary circumstances
In literary and theatrical circles the has cx-
cited good deal Of interest. and the court was
by the side Of his solicitor Mr.. H. T. Roberts, whilst
the plaintiff conducted his own case.
He said-In December last sent Mr. Blackstone
written farce, entitled Hampstead Health with
hints and cuts upon the times, for his approval and
acccptaton. II was at the recommendation OF a
mutual friend that | sent the piece II being con-
sidercd to be peculiarly adapted for Mr. Blackstone =
theatre; and receiving no answer In fortnight.
wrote letter, but got no reply. Iwrote four or five
letters the subject requesting Mr.. Blackstone TO
give his decision, that | might know whether the
piece was accepted or not
In answer 10 a question from the Court Mr. Buck
stone here said nc had not the letters in question.
II was not his practice to keep such communications
Mr. Fonblanque--I directed them myself, and
posted them al Manchester.
Mr. Roberts Have you destroyed thcm1
Mr. Bnckstonc-l have.
Mr. Fonblsnoue-I wrote again, telling him that
| was much Inconvenience that the thing was Of
cphemeral nature that II VIA spelling, and would
I've Of no value TO me afterwards. again wrote, with
a cover directed 20 myself with stamps, begging him
to return my farce IL he had not time to read IT,
afterwards apprised him that should come to town
and see after IT, my object being TO obtain II II he
would not accept IL, and then submit il TO some
other manager. subsequently, came TO London,
and went TO the Haymarket bat could not see Mr..
Blackstone. Mr. Wyd the treasurer said Mr. Buck
stone desired him to say that IL should be left out
for me on the following day Mt the stage door.
Mr. Roberts-what Mr.. Wyld said Dis not evidence
unless you can prove that he is the generally au-
thorized agent to treat with every one who comes
behalf Of Mr.. Blackstone.
Mr.. Fonblanque-ITe is the treasurer Of the thea.
ire and be told me that the farce" was lost, and
yet was requested to come on the morrow. The
treasurer AZ all theatres, 10 very large extent Is
the agent OF the lessee Of theatres but II the Court
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PROVIDENCE SrKAsSRs-Some evil and malicious dis
posed persons having circulated report that the steamer
Governor, running between New York and Boston, IL
taken Off the line the agent requests us 10 say that she
win not be taken of until her new boilers ready and
then another boat will take her place When finished
mere WI De TWO boats on-making permanent line
TO Newport Bristol and Providence
NEw York HosruA~-The following is the weekly re-
port Of the above institution TO Oct &c. ls57Remainng
on Oct % 246 admitted to Oct 90 As discharged cured
or relieved, AZ died, 81 remaining at date 246 Males,
ZIG; females 30.
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cretion Of the President and Board of Directors The
officers Of last year were reelected. committee
WAS appointed to memorabilia the Legislature for
further assistance, and resolution was adopted to
reduce the freight tariff from the Bristow and Ma
nassas stations to Alexandra.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


mOrTtcd.
PAfMER-CRoEEy. Friday evening, Oct 30, by Rev.
Evan NJ. johnson, at his residence, BENJAMIN PALMER,
Fac, to SARAH ANN widow Of the late Jacob Cropscy all
Of Brooklyn.
II Is 10 be hoped
That tho bride will he Bennie fitted,
And the groom Ami mated.
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Until FURTHER NOTICE THE SUPERB PHOTO
~ graphs Of ~ d brady Will be half formex

INTlL FURTHER NOTICE THE SUPERB PHOTO
nrc IT,. Ts%sS.r a9s partly enhanced value e
', TlIE IMrERIA iI = pH HOT paIsaG'19"
M
Of price susS s d.manS
'' pffs rfs' coy extent
the quality s IOWA 4 Water r
mode q anish { characeri,sd BY degree Of brancy
snsa water eoe. AZ his s's ssys ss':
s T
style especially suited for portraits of ladies' and children
AND the e0
LIFE SIZES IN OIL
Are sold At $40 perfect kenesses and superior in artistic
Sd S d "a
questions referring rf e sTzn sa n eKAvos
Resembling FSsy are n sSd 8 s each
e Any Mr. Brady sssS. specimens seven fee. =
larres, made Any persons may grouped
w IN c,non s =, wss
ccor and present an art feature entirely unique and
Mcre,eors The production q been attended with
ssS Of the ordinary The new almost
The psrsson @
1s render ss large
may he finished oil cooTs or ersyon e 'a''er
From twenty to thirty Siersn, styles portrait, made
pecunary condition The elaborate groups in water and
oil coors from $40 10 $3.50 each single portraits
$50 s75 Where large number Of duplicates required
the price is diminished largely Photographs suitable for in
tcrchange classes clubs made
per dozen. Portraits which year since sold 80
may he procured for Sl5
The of this reduction price
effect fero~dng the gallery with purchasers The inca
tons that before January the Of establish
men, will he taxed 10 the utmost TO supply the demand Al
the which neccsstae this decline a
transient partial resumption Of the old prices will ulu
matey become Those therefore who design
take advantage Of the opportunity which the present occasion
offers should do early date.
THE COLLECTION
or specimen pictures enriched
valuable additions; these portraits OF Frezzo
lint Nesya Charlotte Cushman. Chas Mathews Thaiberg,
Brgnol Juiana May Mile Rolla Miss Hosmer, the female
sculptor Paige. Raulbach Church Van Buren,, Marcy,
BENTON. Pierce Dickinson. Buchanan Guthrie ~ r. Banks,
v Walker, Bryant Bancroft, Willis, Haleck Lowell,
Curtis Cozzcns Edgar A. Poe Tuckerman Henry Carey.
Lord MacAulsy and minor celebrities without number.
There few persons OF the country who
represented In the collection
BRADY'S LOWER GALLERIES.
No pos Broadway will be found those
pied down town who desire portraits vicinity
the Asor House. corner of Fulton street
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Fur Warehouse,
c. d No GG q Mfidss isp IONS
Are prepared in the face Of existing
Circumstances Of trade 10 sell their
.n,xs Az, orv very extensive and varied stock OF
reduced prices and invite special attention to the
The character q their house insures 70 customers sum
ssn ~ ss no which properly pre-
Unheard or Sacrifice In F,,rs. Ladies' who
wish to save money in buying furs SSpla ca. 9,
20 Greenwich street, between Warren and Murray
Fathers, take your Sons to Rogers &
Nassau streets wish to two winter outfits for
Watches and JcweIry mt Prices to Suit the
times W. II. STOUT ozs Broadway St Nicholas Hotel
Defiance SaIamander Safes; also Fire and
burglar proof paror safes Specimens exhibition at
'''''' ROBERT NJ PATRICK
Kerosene Oils.
50 Beaver street.
BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupes-
The best in the world surprising all Made sold and applied
AT the mandatory, 2s3 broadway
Prof. Alex. c. Barry's Tricopherous Is the
cheapest article dressing bcauying cleansing
curling preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try it,
Sold everywhere
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces
The very best in the world SALE and the dye privately
apl lied. No. 6 Aston House.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world SURPRISING all made sold and applied
at the mandatory, 23 Broadway.
-
Murray & Lanmnn's Florida Water.-The
only floral prepared from unrvaled tropical flowers
family alays all irritation Of the skin rendering soft and
smooth Sold by the proprietors, d. T. LANMAN Co,
WI oesae druggists 6 Water street. and By all druggists at
50 cents per bottle.
HOll0wsy's PilIs.-Every Known Disease,
pain, ament Of the stomach bowels, liver organs Of
respiration, comfortable by this remedy which sctsdirecty
upon the blood the bile all the fluids Of the body freeing
them from mpurty and giving tone TO the organization by
which they prepare and circulated.
Frangfpanni.-Thc Most Delightful and
lasting perfume English brushes in great variety the best
of articles for the toilet table To be found In the
city, at 800 Broadway, corner Of Walker street.
Buy En- w. vondersmith's CamphOr Tce.-
Al counterfeit copyright secured Depot 5S Bowery
and Al Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
ssDO not die OF COnsumptiOn."-BucksI
shirts and drawers very large assortment at cost by John
r. SCOTT southeast o Broadway and Fulton street
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Everett House, Union Square, New York.
On and AFTER this date the price Of board will reduced
from ~ oO 70 ~ w per diem. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
October 10, 1851
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Gentlemen are Invited To Call and Exam
Inc new and original model Of gentemans hat Just
introduced by EsPENSCHEID manufacturer IlS Nassau st.
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Glrard House, Philadelphia and after
this date the price Of board this house
az ~ 70 ~ per diem PRESBURY, SYKES co.
October n, 1867.
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TUE NEW YORK CITIZEN WILL ne PUBLISHED TO
morrow Nov. and will contain address from the
GATOR 70 he Irish American voters besides spteodd tale.
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edo not die OF Consumption."- ucIxsI<in
hrs drawers very large cost by John
r SCOTT southeast corner o. Broadway and Fulton street
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Frangfpanni.-Thc Most Delightful and
lasting perfume English brushes in variety; the best
of articles for the toilet table to be found In the
city, at 800 Broadway, corner Of Walker street.
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Meade Brothers Photographs Half Price,
x3 broadway.
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pain, aiment Of the stomach bowels liver
respiration is comfortable by this remedy, which csdrecy
the blood the bile and all the fluids Of the body freeing
them from mpuriiy and giving tone to the organization by
" h!ch they are prepared and circulated.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WELLS ANNOUNCE A
course q i,ee lectures BY sze,r o. their establish
menl every might this week except Wednesday At Old Pei.
ews Hall hoooken. Examination daily at 5e Broadway,
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II OOK AT THIs.-sELTING OFF ONE THOUSAND
pairs Of gentlemcn's and boys boots and shoes IA little
.oedl AZ one hall 81 the usual price Come and Al GA
HILLS 3T broadway. Also ladies' misses and children
boots and shoes OF the best quality reduced price Is per
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Buy En- w. Vondersmith's Camphor Tce.-
hers counterfeit copyright secured. Depot l5S Bowery
and at Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
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Unheard OF Sacrifice In Furs. Ladies' who
Wish to money in buying furs should call at
ARCHER 4 MARTIN,
20 Greenwich street, between Warren and Murray
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Girls tadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupces
II The very best in the world SALE and the dye privately
a ~ lied. No. 6 Aston House.
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Fathers, tnlxe your Sons to Rogers q
RAYMONDS great clothing warehouse Of Fulton and
Nassau If you wish procure two winter outfits for
the price Of At the retail stores.
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Prof. Alex. e. Bnrry's TT1cOpherOus Is the
and cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing
.urng preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it.
Sold every where.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupes-
best in the world surprising all Made sold and applied
Al the mandatory, 233 Broadway.
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nccrcase in 1867 5Oi ~
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company last
week, a committee recommended q suspension Of
work on the Lynchburg extension in view Of the
necessity of raising 81 900 900 for its entire compile
ton, and the pressure in the money market. After
long debate resolution was adopted in favor Of
continuance Of the work. but leaving II at the dis
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Watches and Jcwelry mt Prices to Suit the
times W. H. STOUT, 623 Broadway ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Defiance SaIamander Safes; also Fire and
burglar proof paor safes Specimens exhibition at
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world surprising all made sold and applied
at the mandatory 2sS Broadway.
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Murray & Lanmnn's Florida Water.-The
only floral prepared from unrvaed tropical flowers
family allays all Irritation Of the skin, rendering soft and
smooth Sold by the proprietors, ID. T. LANMAN Co,
vi oesae druggists ~ Water street. and by all druggists at
&C bottle
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An Injunction from Judge Cato TO Gov. Wake
and stanton. commanding them to give certificate
az election TO the members that were intended to be
elected nv the frauds in Johnson county, has been
SERVED nv Deputy sheriff at Stanton's residence,
near the old camp about two miles east Of Lecomp-
ton. Gov Walker Is staying out there with Stanton,
partly because he L. not well, and partly because ne
IN afraid 10 stay in Lecompton. -
Major Sherman, who Is In command Of the troops
that have been quartcrcd near Lawrence has recey.
cd orders from the Governor to remove with his whole
command to Lecompton at once
His isothermal Excellency feels that he needs the
protection Of the troops. ,,,-..
The following is a copy of Judge Cato's injunc-
toni
rypprToRy ov
To Robert j. Walker, Governor Of Kansas Ierrtory Mo
Frederick Stanton, Secretary Of the same Greeuhg-
whereas, Samuel y Jones, William Hall Hiram Bleasoc'
y " Danforh John y Eston, 1, s Belng, A. Y. NakeI,
William s Wells, ]. G. Thompson, Thomas u SYKES, anX
v windsor, have been elected members OF the lSg,s.
huve Assembly Of The Territory Of Kansas 70 wt.ihe
above FIRST three named members o the Council tha
REMAINDER As members OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
OF the said Assembly appointed by law TO meet ON INC
ors Monday o. January, A. d. 1858 for the counties on
johnson and Douglas, of the said Territory, to wit on
che 9th and 9th days Of October, 1857, and ought
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DENTON HOUSE.
DE>JAMiN DENTON, PROPRIETOR
A. formerly IT Punghkecpsie, N
This House aud fnfn'uf. sr. entirely new, and ths
laass, u situated ~ The corner II Third and lows
ssfeets 10 Pheasant part ~ the city and only three
sqnares from the Depot, aud 10 guaranteed, or no,
the hssil To DO as god Hossc there 10 Ia the
Place. Travellers wishing 90 stop At Dassnror, viii
dad Al the Dcnton haase all the comforts Of q good
hataa comprising slsah roosn., clean beds goos D.
tendance, and . cheerful compliance with every
asHahIe demand
ihsFfcs reasonable and ne humbny
le.1tf BENZ DENTON
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Wn1DOW = 0AWAEY.
Wu0LC0ALE GRoCCR0.
Posr OFrlCk BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half chest Young Hysoa and 0unpowdsr
80 half chests Ooons and Souehons
% caAdies from to - !bs
- boxes Palm Soap
- boxes variega,ed Soap
IS boxes Shaving do
~ boxes Transparent do
boxes CASTLE do
10 boxes Picklcs
loo boxes Tomato Cassup and Pepper sauce.
loo koxes various brands choice Tobacco
lo,oW Cuba sizes Cisars
10000 Imported do
40 boxes No l and scale,l Hcrringa
80 bbls new Macksrel
Is half bbls do
70 kits for family use.
30 bbs and key. u Moasses
% hhds. Sugar
~ dux Bed Cordsi
to bills dried Apple.
10 sacks dried Peaches.
Iuo boxer new kaisins
Is btls assorted Nuts
$40 boxes do glass
sOQ kess assorted Malta
too doz Tumblers
Gfices Of all kinda
Wooden aud Willow Ware, Brushes
90 bbs Cider Vinegar
~ Together with large stock VI other articles
oil of which we will sell reasonable ferms.
Jupei1.dkw WILSON 4 HARLEY.
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poabis Belts, Double Price, made 10 order
4, Louie, March ltdly
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JnSuranfe.


Hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.:
Risks now taken 1871 - the MUTUAL
end STOCK paan.
OFFICE IN NO. 2 DAvENPORTs BLOCK,
~ over Chubh Brother, Barrow Coz Banking
Housc Once Hours, "A n tospM
DIRECTORS
ia ID Burrows, Geo l. Davenport, Asr~in,
Alfred sanders, Charles Leslie, { Parry J. .
Dessaint, yas n Daltell u Weodwaid Jonh
Owens, ! " Wiley, A II Barrow u J. -hSres
OFFICERS
l. 4 DEssATNT President
tHAS LESLIE Treasurer
DANIEL i. Shorty Secretary
4 4 y, n Rf hnizslL E' oo'a
| n n WOODWARD, Assis 4 seeY
| H. Z NrkoNS 6rnelal Agent
| IA. t.a.ta.5 las been from the Start steadily
| ,.lait. thr caaAa.nc. ~ the community II has
4 lfasupt Yai@ al H. ssssr-
IH.Irg thr Hr.i IN" year. ~ ~ existence Il oper.
a,ai eXclu.fNt4 tie Mutuni plan but 70 meet the
uaai. 1T the community u Wll hereafter insure o.
/ ID, Stosk plan ais1
fl l. a home colapslN- it, officer. ali known
Ia aur citizens II. took- and ~. properly all
| here and ear IT, examined by those tnsurins and
F.achyl directly bs pr0ec-s from own courts
Ii send. tn taaHrN abroad to feed corporations
Nhurr -uuuaurs- base no nirans u ascertaining
seagtAMff
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION.
= .. GDO0EY'O
FhssNAsD, J11eh6se 6h1p,
H0Ou VrOUKDi
THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH
u OI.1C Burial Ground.
Superior Steam Rngines ffon nve TO oys haslrsd
horse power, Engines, LAihes, Paness, 0siss Mills
All descriptions Of Mil Work dous prompily and In
the bess manner Particular sttenitcn petd to n.
pairing Machinery
Psrsons requiring sharing will hnd his Adjustable
Hanger and bslf.Osins Boxes superior to anything
In
He 10 soie Agent In the west for the unAnufheturs
Of neCosds celebrated Anti Friction Hosse Power,
superior machines for the purpcse intended !he
attention Of Farmess 10 particularly requested -
those labor saving marhnes
Also, Ornamental Mouse Castings Of various a..
sgns and superior dnish CAPS, 6ils, Dracksee
Truss~s &c, &c, made TO order, Of tbs latest end
est patterns
\. B.-Two very superior Steam Engines for sale
jesStf
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NEW CARPET STORE.
l. SCOTT koGERs,.... n H. MCCORMICK
Rogers - s1RcCbrns6Ck,
tovsa rssrslI, risasos = Coz
PsartA o. csneY Vine md II. Charles Ms,
-. Losls, Mssssss1,
ARE NOW OPENING AN ENTIRELY
"A new and complete asscrtment Of
MEDALLION cARPETING,
WILTON CARPETIN1,
ROYAL VELVET CAKPETIN0,
BRUSSELS,
TAPHsTRIE nRussEfs
TArrsTRIE INGRAM
THREE rLYs lNGRAlNs,
IMrERLAL TWILL
VENETIAN AND siAlk, all widths
Dutch Wool Hemp, LAR Ra. s.
Flccr Oh Cioshs from 70 ~ Zee, wide
Cor and India Aattines.
Mosaic, Velvet and Tapesirie Ru..
Door Matte, all descriptions
Coth Table Covcra Tmhl. on Ii1ihs
Curtain 0oods, 0old and Velvet shade a.
To which they invite the attention 81 si.nL..I- ~
ting the city. ariid-m
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LIE CLAnDE ROUND0Y
~ saCAIFE EHOP.
M D0NAHuE, SUCCESSOR To ME6SRs.
lv1s lie Claire . Davenport having purchsssd
the aecse premises, is nov prepared 20 manu-.
facture
STEAM ENGINES,
~ this vAaIous kinds suitable TO the waats of the
CAsTIN0s,
Tor all of the different varieties Of
MILL GEARINGe AND suArTIN0s,
% all Dissertations
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Cops, siils, Brsck~is, Cslamns, Dr., Ae, always on
hard, and made 10 order.
Connected with the above 10 . Forging oAop, under
the direction Of men " superior shAn
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
Rabbit METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock Of Patterns for Machinery Building and
Oynamental purposes, 10 unsurpassed b. any stilas
establishment ~ the West
Repairing o00s ~ eAs 0A0geeoe uo1noo.
Charge reasonable Cssh ~ ell times paid for old
iron asd copper
- c.rnss Of vroa, and Scot ss.. psysapsr
uh31dtf n Don xUUg
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fBESo0 0oOCE8uED:
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECRIv-

FAMILY GROCERIES.
Among these Will he found superior quality Of
Maple syrup,
White and Bro sugsrs.
Cod, Nackerei aud White Fish,
Fresh Lemons aud Oranges
Pure sweet cider,
Coffee, TcAa and Chocolate,
and IN fact all kinds Of groceries pnreha at
the East, which offer our customers 81 the
iowsst each prices
Past fasor- duty appreciated and future fsvors
thank Tally received
mh3e itf IANRkITE 4 CR0NBIE
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Valentine Freight Express GO.
EVANS, MORLEY q CHEW,
Aatsrs vos keer ISLAND Asp DtsssvosT
THIS c0MPANQ IL PREPARED TO
! transport goods with greater dispatch than ans
aih.r Ifsight ins FROM Boston, New York, PhilAie
pLsa, aud al Intermediate puiuts North aud south.
Having their esn car. % the different ioAds aud
agsnts with them, slstehsnte depend upon better
time than u, any other une
sAsppes- by this Lac will have prompt PREPARATION
made them TO- any lees or damage Il goods while
Ia their charge aud Will hot lie cent Ia The railroad
On which ,hc damage ma, have occurred for rcdress
These d.-srins u mako arrangements for Spring
husn-ss will pleas. rs before making S~fnents
with ans other line
OFFICES.
Boston, 10 State street New York 40 broadway
rhis Al south Third Of 81 louis, 81 South Lsvee.
Chicago, corner State aud Davenport, corner Front
Randolph and ferr.
EVANS MORLEY CHEW,
JOHN n DUNLAP Agents paxenport.0
Gen Superintendent. Cleveland Apttf
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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, cox.
4 Bscstss the Atlaute citiss with the Western,
assoss Ksi..s direct Tbs ra.a ...s soasss,. ga a,
Psssburgh With daily line of Steamers 10 al porte o.
...s. 1ss,. sIs II
tos~ardsd 10 and from the Great West
aArss DssvBgx vaIlApsipsiA Axn virsssrss
and Gays. Books, Dry Goods On a. ~ :,
hoses, balss md 1unks, } Drugs, Gin w. ps' wv :"
6oxss sad bsies,l fur.s Feathers,
oscoxp Casa Domestic shssiing
ohirting end Ticking Gin original
esiessl Drugs, ua casks Hard uoc per loo ID
vase, Leather, i'm rolls % boxes,)
Wool and Sheep relts, Eastward
TnfaD Cas- Anssi.. Steel, Chains
tln casksJ Hemp bacon, Pork
oalssd (loose o. in sseks) Tobacco yoc per lou III
manufacsursd, tenerpt Cigars OF
Dossss Casa Coffee, Fssh, Bacon,
Dssf and Pork, an casks boxcs
~. s,,s.s 81 La. a. Lard on Led ~ Per 100 ID
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