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U,HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Washington Quadrille Association,
PBILHhRM oNIc HALL,
(ADJoINlNG STAR BUILDINGsD

The Washington Quadrllle Association beg leave
10 announce TO their friends and public In zen. "A
ersl, tina, th' y sIl give their First GIand ~
ksIl at the ab-.ye mentioned Ha l, GA NON ~
DAY. Feb 18th. 1861 SsxA
Arth's celebrates Brass and String Bind has been
engaged for the occasion.
expeuenced Caterer has been faged 10 serve
Pasitively no hats or caps SLOWED in the room
Tickets ONE DOLI.AR-sdmIttlng gentlen'>n
and adies-tO be had Of any Of the memlsTs, or 81
the door on the mig ht oi the occasion.
Conqmi.tee Of ArTasgs nsafs.
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speakers have been invited to address the meeting
fe ST.
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writer's concerning the outrageous character
OF the Lecompton constitution. According to
hrs representations to those parties which were
paraded in print from Mason and Dixon s
line to Passamaquoddy, the Lccompton con-
stitution was but budget Of frauds and viola
tons of Republican principles. In fact, just
what Jim Lane 4 Co. had pronounced it to be
long before Gov. w. thus repeated their Views
of it at this point Its publication in a thou
sand newspapers, however, blocked that game Of
making capital against the Democratic cause
as involved in Kansas affairs for it at once
proved to the satisfaction Of the entire Democ-
racy Of the country, that the Governor had gone
over to the Topekaites, body and breeches, in
the hope Of getting into the Senate of the Uni
ted States thereby. The grand result of his
misrepresentation of the character of that in
strument, may be told in few words, as fol-
lows-viz: 1t caused all to ask themselves the
question-if Governor Walker will lend himself
to further the cause of the Topekaitcs to the
extent Of spreading, through the Republican
party letter writers, such accounts as they gave
of such an instrument as the LecOmptOn consti-
tuition proved to be on publication, what will
he stop at in his evident desire to strengthen
the cause Of the opponents of the Democratic
party?
1t has long been patent to all that the views
Of everything connected with Kansas affairs Gas
proved by the New York Trtbmne) entertained
by Mr.. Stanton are but diluted paraphrases Of
those Of Governor Walker. In fact, that those
gentlemen work together in all their present
political ends and aims. So, no sensible person
wonders that, in appealing to the people, Mr..
stanton bases his justification of bis labors in
the Territory to strengthen the cause of the
| opponents Of the Democratic party, on the
same Jim Lane-ish accounts concerning the
| Kansas measures and policy of the Presi.
dent, and the acts of the Democracy there,
which Mr.. Walker promulged so indu strious.
ly, immediately after his return from the
Territory, through the busy pens of the Re
publican newspaper correspondents at this
point. These accounts have been again, and
again, and again disproved, until there is not
! Democrat In the land who does not comprs.
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soh ana Sth streets. ANY one having such A Hons "a
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

. TlANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-
a oArioN conrAsss shw-roRk 'sn osL~A,
STEAM TO ALL PARIS Or sR.Ar sRfrAiS VIA
GALWAY IRELAND
MN YORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LISt
ch,s m. . o..up-d II powerful ..ns -t-n.hes
a,ly .d. furnished with everything
IA. ,o,ss~ snA sx-esbie The d-prras fruu New Yort
or Galway ul. ~ - folozs dut, further p-s.c- va
INDIAN EMPlRk.....E- CousrysAy.. "a Gr1sy Oct
PACiFIC..............@ WV. TrOs-sos. .ruasy. Nv
PrsSms Ireland rrach
skeu BY other spporr
.csB-ry ~ snrvs-S Ire
of tp.id,uf fr-~ The
from Galway e1y II liz principal eit.s 4 5r:
40 the bIowils fr,aty wdnred rss-s Srr ssss 50
s.coud class, 81; third r.sss, -
Tbo<e sl-l snix Their 1-Lcs p-Icaas-
for ther lss-sx. tLlrd class DI Ga iruu.
,tn. st-s Great britain accessible ty fsirsi IS
iberai cabin ah- will b. pruviaei ana ssc 10
rd class pssss o. and frm Gsvsy Nm Thy
with tnf-. spooa
and tsrir bedtilE
fersht ps.ss<e further pa ialsr. .ppy
anders:sr-d ,hrI ooes So u Huasnsi Of ia,
,od No ~ 6r~dwsy Application ~ freight .nd
b. made Of -,- o--. Of IN. Company ,ri
,ress routes AMERICAN EXPRESS co. C.ssne,s
ALIEN. HOLLAND. Manager
HSv Ser "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2o

east chains eighteen links che pi O! es
uns ortan1s huDdred and ssy and or
huDdree.hs ofsn srtc.
The third situate In Chester township MorrIs tounty
Emsn. e.tery the house al, farm from thence By
par; sorth degrees and half et
fuynve hack oak tree being SEQ Of Jsob
north forty nine d-gres and hs east
thiyfye .ksus and hnts 20 stone heap,
" Jacob Eusn., land in tue meadow thence sDra
thirty Eve and hall degrees csyeH chains Say links
% the patent n~ and by the norm orcHen d-sre~s
ard hai thirteen chains and sy'es.n INKS 10 small
hickory prout marked; thence north ave and hsf
chains and ninety NAts q snsfe tofeFy
and links 60 stone nsP ~ osF. De-
tween tie nesoow aud in~uce hy ramp Nla"Ts sne
norb th.r,y-xht degrees and iery minutes west NenY1
chains hfy links heap of stones IN the "osd coer
ofJscob Emarssother Tract thence oy n, le
degree. chans 70 marked chestnut tree; Thence
nor,h fly degrees aud Ea ives. twenty a!ee ehs- soa
thirty nks Of the fncc hnr o s'i rnans
south orty-Eht and forty ave minutes wrai
fy lnks thence sotA orty ;hfee Au
hsf ws- twelve chain. and sixty hnks 10 the pse v s
hnndre;hs # Of land That the saii JACOB oitAn
had Inheritance in tee mpe IA ana 70 us lre
undivided onehird part n. said lands ;rneurn ac hfea
,sm.rs That the said Jacob Workman died IN tne mouth OF
aid lands heredsn-nts, or any o tAe
That th. Jacob Wor.lnsE did not leave ANY ne shn
tha, The yrary value Of the equal undivided one '
Of the said thee of land whereof the ssd Jscoo " "ot
seized Tie time OF his death, 10 tee sum 0i 'o
hundred dollars.
All persons, therefore, claiming interest IN the lands de-
srbed in said nqason hereby notified ana req,d 20
appear said ngrisifion within twenty das
Ae day of November next the time herein
limited for that purpose pnrsan, to shc ss'uc III 'eh case
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON,
u,ylolsv6mow Attorney General Of " j.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
frgal.
IN CHANCERY of NEW,JERsEY.-In the

IN CHANCERY Of fNEW-JERSEY.-ln the
r.hea, of snds Of JACOB WORTMAN de?essed
ntus,e IN the ro~nssp Of Chester n the County OF Mor 80
State u ofNewJeIsyNoiio. is aereby sven that ey VII
Of esctest issued out of said Court directed 70 W "a.
Anden Sherin said county, Eqasfion was ..eh ~ .h
the Court House a Morrs;o"n IN SAD e.'y ~ 80 -
tenth dsy Of April D. la prsusnt 70 the act N sen 's
made proyid, d, wter' by a-d oy tas frHin
by n. ssd Sheriff and the Jurors therein appears
that tie ssd Jacob Worsn tae time o sdes,h va.
Of equal undivided onera par the three .eyerasea
Of land and prerisss b. .rcs sfer particularly described
ne 1I. lot 'as The t9wl.h o. Cass y r,d "a o.s trss
nateo III corner. standing on the east 'ds 0i neA ~
the Of the cid forge ard rlns hente W do~l ,n
nv~r the several courses thereof 10 maple ute @
the all, thence 2) south thye shi
t~eutys1 chains to stone LEAP tLenee ts non
sI pe Eve ch.irs and eighteen Ink.
~ chestnst tree thence Isl NTH nryevsn s .an.h
chains and fourteen links hickory tree thsges t
hirtyone degrees and hieer INMATES eat
And thirytwo nts Peter WorEA1s line ~ tnepys LII. ~
hrtyoe degrees AID thirty minutes east thirteen .S,
degree. eight chain heap; then ~ soaIn . I
eight degrees AID fifteen Minutes east ., Tr-v
Eve oerre., r.st seven rhsns I. rock oak tnes nora
h'rysx degrees west tser-ysS chhns IhsIss -I 49,
degrees west eAnn' cas- srt-en
U the highway; iheace S north ory TWO asssS hstory
chains ana thirty ~o i.Dks 10 stone hesp .one.y h.ns
seuG s M 'as so G sss ssa airy vest
Gve rhaius thepos lIsj Sush sis ty-eishs teree - 80
slal 10 se psce sins. eoiAIEs ,so S''
The .eeond lo. situate IN rowuship Il ohss., sIe
County Il Morris ana ssts New Jersey na
Sas as I re- s.1i II ..1. aHs' iesss. es:
sui forty -four ink. .,sk. and hesP Of d'nrs ;s, S
ss tsnee ~ south i1 G sos isee de-
erees saius and eshy1 links % rne nesP nens
ss ss. sai ,ss hy y Ssst ~ u. .s ri ass The
toad sn.h thrty-swo d~ces eleven chains and thirty
MIR sisnee lsj.ou,S arurt. tvsnty.I ehan'
thrty'wo chains and sixty our hns' 70 hcHory
&c. ..--... ...-. - =: l..-.-. - s-SS Il. ----s-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
II for HO>TON nua PROVIDE SCE In ~ r ute

u TON, bOSTUN FHONIU -Iu
-tLe ,horiet most orrct. ~rryins the Ess'ero Mail
III. PLYMOUTH ROCK CaIt. Jo-l Stone. aud e.
VANDERBILT Capt W ". Frss-e IN ecrnecfion with tho
STONINGTUN ad PROVIDENCE aod BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS lesvi q Nev-lorE daily tSun
dsy. Pier Ne North Riv-r fr-t wharf above
Battery place, O'clock I'D s,oni ston AZ -; m
~ on III. srriyal OF Nail Trsiu which sve. Bc-too AZ
s.Sop n. ~, NJ,
d,y ,uo F,idsy from olpnp Tuesday. Thursday aud Sat
,ndsy - -, ~,
dsy and saturday from insos Monday WeGaesdsy and
Friday s..l f g, =. ..,-..a a.. -,
d.. AID ge.o T. the EIpr, Mail Train, resehils aid
ph 2. IN ADVANCE BY other gss snd IN snp.r time
lar ali III. ssrfv morning ipes rOnh-eIe North aud East
Pas. hs pref. ain on board the ,,smsr rnloy
pisl breakfast desired md iesye stonias
ton tie ssin connecting 81 rro'aehee WIN tne IL
r accompanies The steamer and train through
eseh way. ll-- ~. -. A...s ,h.
berhs rooms or FRIGHT sPoy on board 70.
r-smsf the Fr-sh Oho., Per No S'''n hH.r as
~. .a - *. N C....,,..S~ S-ssls. :, -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Newiork notice hersby given to All person.
having claims ssainst f0IKER BEUk late Of the City 81
Nwfok decreased II present the with vouchers there
Of he subscriber, at the Office Of q McADAM No. NJ
Wareet in the City ~ NewYork before the twenty
eighth day Of April nextDsed Newfort the riusteeu,h
day OF o. ,ber, 1853 SARAH L. BECK.
ocr20 lsw6mW Adminsrstrix Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Meoirai.

NTEWARTs COUGH CANDf.-l Inc oest
- Coush Candy made For Coughs and Colds. and al
affections Throat and Lungs il mas equal Wholesale
by SIHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co. A. B. K SANDS
Co, OLIOTI 4 McKESSON, w. w. THAYER and BY al
druggists in the Y = Manufactured BY STEWART Coz
No. 40 PssYi-rt. N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
rbe ,ehooner Rachel Jspe, arrived on s,sdsY f,oda

The schooner Rachel JsDs, arrived on S,sdsy from
Aux Cares reports, 10Th inst, Of Great Egg HAsbor.
spoke ole Of Holmes Lfs-bsA.s iress Gsfe AAs WITH
q crew Of seven men, bound 10 Sandy Hook, 70 Be
"ps seent q: the trial ordered by the Secretary sf The
"Nsyy TO take place ON the aoth inst-.' Took the
b. IN tow, and parted with her on Sunday orsing
al Sandy Hook. L..I IL , --lil-l p I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

VALUATION or PROPERTY ~ THE STATE OF Wis.
coSsIs-Tte equazed valuation Of the real and per-
sonal property Of the State Of Wisconsin, returned
by the State Board Of Equalization, with the per
cenage and aggregate Of the State tax for the current
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

ano a-I MONDAY Nay TO- 1853 and until further notice
S leave Pier foot of Duanes AZ follows vs;
cUkKIRK EXPRESS ., for Onrhhh and principal IN
.eru.-dais Ststiors
NAIL TRAIN for ounkfrs And bunAo acd inferno
dat Stations
aOCKLANB PAsskN9EH n, from foot Cham oertst
VA Pi-ruont fo SId-rns AID intermediate StaticuA
WAY PAsSE NGEk ct n for bursh. Addletown aa1
tr,srn-dist~ Sf.t'ons
J9UT EXPRESS at 5 D. IN, FOR puns.rs aid Buffalo
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
fn~.~ Traus Elmira with The EnA o.
aEo Nasars Fails Railroad for Nssars Pals Bins
siun Syrscas- BufhAnton Railroad for Syrs
Zee A. Comm, ~itn Buffalo Corning and N-wYort
aalrosd for R0h-srr, Great Bend with the Delaware
IAssswa aIna and W-~ren ah.d for Scapton s HorneIs
rr with Bsaslo New Yori City Raosd fo Buffalo
4, Buffalo Ornkk With b+ Lak-shorr Raiasd for Ceve
ard C'ncirnso Toleto, 0stror, Chicago nc.
EEAnLEy ASH President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
F,ssr Frosr rs Itrpol..--ws give tho following.

aRsowrrrr, Prs Co.. M.l oct. 2. isss
heayy cpsp has rot been injared By u, being fully
rps Of good quality snd sbsut twOthirds Of On eve.s
ass crop, and g worth, in ths ear, a. tAis tlne.
cente per bushel. Respectfully, &c. &. HARks"ros'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

nR. LUTHER" new method Of INSERTING
~ TEETH combining beauty, anr durability, sqgd
~ the most .spepsy. a. third their eot eIsbns thos n
moderate 70 suba D~utistry unpr-osds Ut
edtly low sp, cr1rns the Office, No. go Broadway.
DATEkTS for INvENTIONS.-T. ID. STET-
i SON Asset for procuring Patents, No. Tryon tneI
City HAIL. circular with full information cent ftee BY sL
M,ebanioa Reporter N. Y. Tdhuns from ls5i N lssI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Ch,ap Exeurs d for Six Ceuts.-B-as ieave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR tome 4. IN. N s p m.
Leave WHITEHALL from ] O. 70 IN for . iarsntns,
S,speton ard vanderbil,'s Landps.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

~ COMPANY SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Comn,-p pcins MONDAY Sept 20, 1883.
yrains U~lo White and Centre New forh, -
5:l5 T. WHIT Plans ram, stopping st all StstoDa
Dep-, Sths and eth New York, -
s:la f,smshrids- ,rsu, aognns ct al Stations
s;Sr Mail ..oppna ~ WiAnsbdee and al ~
"a 30 N. Nilfansbrds sNPp1ns 81 ell 6tations
so . " hits Plains -rsip, cropping ., oil StatfonA
1859 WilbaMsorde- usl, stopping at all stations
s:nn Dover Plains rain, stopping " al Ststors
$50 White Plains s's. stopping q al Stations above
Wih'amsbndse
b.@ .WtDtsmsbndf- rain, sopvinf at all Stsona
49, .WillAn.sbridsr train stopping all StstionA
SErUpsMe- Leave Chs,hsu Four Corners:
ss ha.l stoppins Wliamsbndee White Plains
and all Stations North
I CAMRREII. AnneYfnfanAanA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

i The GREAT CENTRAL ROU rE connecting the Allan
with We,t.rn. North Western and South We.rsrp
State. by continuous Railway direct Tnia Ro also connects
with rsy lines Of tcsmer 20 al ports on the
Y,.,, k,,r. and Cleveland and Sandu-ky with the
,,,,u,rs "a sp North Weste Lakss-nskps the
u..t chsp and reliable b. which FREIGHT
/. fcr~ srd,n from the Great W.st
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAs-soots Sbor- Hat and Caps Book, ,s 10
.r, Goods p boxes. bars aud trInt,l Drugs lin 100 IA
b.x.s ana balrs) fes'f- Fur,, ,ke...........) NV
SrcoND Class -D' nle.tie Sh-.ting. S1ir.ius aud
1ickn TN original bael Drugs Tin es.hs Hard. 80 cents y
L. sher in rolls and boxes Wool and Sheep leo tb
F.h-. FAti~sGd,
fn,kp 'L.ss-Ah',s s'e opans up esss.h cent. p
Tobacco msn, featured, except Cigars or Cut 2c.> '
FOURTH Class -Cofre, Fish, Bacon. Beef and
Poik lin boxes Ia Lard and Lard +0cens b.
Uil. Mails, Soda Ash Gerusu Clay, Tar, Pitch, leo n.
Rosir, kc....... 5000. ............ .........J
lLoUR- y bbl until further rotice.
Gran y lco r Until fnrt ler notice
turIoS- tale, .sceeding50 weight, until further
notice.
In sh rpm, from ror Of Philadelphia be-
10 ilak the srksse Es Penn ylv snis Railroad All
no6 Of this Road st Phladelphis
L II. bur- b " III be forwarded without detention.
FEFionT AGENTs-lisris Normlry c., Memphis. Tenn
r. SIS l. Co.. st Louis; P q OR lily Co., Evsnsviie
I'D Duu..Li, B'llA Co, and Carter Jewstt, Louisville
Nv b 4 M.ldrun. Madison, lud. II W. Brown Co, aud
ohio; L.. ch Co.. No 81 K'lbyt, s;on; Lesch Co., No
A,,or House Nxw.yors aud No. South Whanst., New
York; r. j. sns.d,r Pnad-lphiai Massw koons, Balt'
nor. ID. A. Stew art. Pfftshuryh.
II n HOUSTON 0.n-r.l Fright Agent, Philadelphia
ia. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona, Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
year. is a. folluws:

How THEY DO SOME THINGS IN CAsADa.-In the
Quarterly returns of convictions, publshed in The
Sandrieh &C. W. Mercury, We observed the follow
ing items that will strike readers upon this side
as somewhat novel, though very Gsnal in the Prov.
iEces:
Samuel Taylor for allowing ipling IN bis tavern on
the Lord day, fined 81. One half 70 go 70 Tho
treasury and the other hall to the infsrusr
Michael Donohnph for refusing 70 obey his en-
povcr was sent to Jail fifteen days in default OF " ine
Elizabeth and John McGee were esch fined - cents
for profane swearing. John paid his ine sod then
pubcly appealed TO the Queens Sessions for redress
PosrAGE STAyPs.-Tbe Stamp Bureau Of the Post
Office Department, which is under direction Of the
Third Assistant Postmaster General, John AsfroD,
ESQ.,, las made the following returns.
foYtbe quarter ended the 30th Of September last,
there were issued from this orreau the following
One ~
Three cent
Five cent stamps. sHszo
Ten cent
Twelve cent ~"S~~
., 7 si Ai,ix.No
= ..........,,,, e. so
T.AAl
M .,amned envelopes there were issued ~,
,o,s s,s three cents; 6, ,fA, 80 letter s.s, Three
ce,ty ~ $50 ten cent envelopes; loo on,ciai stamps.
~, ,sveaae sccrung from this soufce smcunts
% an aggregate Of about 81 ,S34,9O0 r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

scap Gsce-Mo,tiy oil the boxes sD1 sssks ot 'aeG
80, of hold Of which boxes have been ssv.e -
s that that sn that VIII b. saved fne cssss ~
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

hPRONrUt NCE via STONlNGT0N On aud ,fteI Til RS
DAY Oct a. th. Of this Line will eave Pier No
Norh Rvr fret wharf above Bs,,.ypsee, daily eIcep.
Suudsy, AZ 4. H.. met. al Of . m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

W DOoION INA ELEn''~ ORI And
sArETt-rne pubic arr ,uf rrr LAT a- Old Coloas
md Fan RIVER -.ap9ay bsv. attached Psssen
ysresr. OF s- road cREANEs's PATENT BRAKE OPE-
AToA This .hsrn,ion ALREADY IN on oau of tnS o~s
managed sss of the country tesr-- ~ security "
e and property irps.bl- fou, H. RAru.s Mso&ssrs who
3esre avail Meus-v-. of m?rvso-nt i b- sAr<y
hfr are recaet~d ths Every days obs-rvsoI
groves most usvey that hs spphcson OF tie brakes oy
,an6 whr- good Be for ordinary pupo.ss -
un vain. In presence Of DANCER This Cornpsny ~ farniss
,eea. Machines r al the Of sy rosd asd srsnt he9
% susvsr the purposs, or no sss ,,o
W. c. CRrAMHk. Secretary,
NO. ~. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Hisceilaneous.


GLAZED StOneware Drain-Pipes-2 to 1S-inch
~ bore-from per foo. Gsnkirk and American Cnn
neyPots Vases Statusry &C. L. Pottery depot g. Nssseust
NJ B.-WHO has not heard of the celebrated
lNs Madame BREWSTER She has heen consulted ty
thousands Ia this aud other cities with entire satisfaction She
feels confident she has equal She tells the Of future
wife husband also that Of her vser II you wish truth
81 cents; gentlemen, 81.
STOVE POLISH.-A very superior article for
~ family is clean durable AID brilliant and exceeds
ANYTHING kind in the market II also saving Of
labor. QUARTERMAN SON, ia Jobnst, Sew-York.
HNELEGRAPH WIRE.-1O0 tuns No. 9, &C
tuns each Nos. ard 10 of best quality in half mile
lengths also 5000 bales best Market ard Fence Wire
Steel Wire, Hackles abd Pins, &C., &c, for sale by
J. J. EAGLETON, No. 81 Jotn.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
CtNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

~ aouL.ct Is S-~H .np.oD Sh the Delaware, La s,ks-
West. Rliroa1 asi Eas;on With tee enish
l.ih, Rsrosd
EA1L ARRANGEMENT -aulneucins October J. $50 -
Lsy. Essron and interim as from Pier
No Nor,h River a: :. |. aid D. m tor So
vile by shove trans, aud a. o
Nh. tian. Ehxab.,h With trains The Ssw.
J., Rsro- With leave EesYors from the 700. Of Cart
a. et.t al u ana IL q H., and 4 aud ,. u.
Pa,s nsrrs 'hs Diaw Lara~ana and "e..ern Rail-
7, al wue.v- y ouly For Lensn valley Railroad q,
n A. m suo l2m JOHS o STERNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
DENNS VANlA LROA ID.
i TIE GREAT CENrR AL RaITE

i THE GREAT CENTRAL RaUTE.
tn. r.. .ns Rsirnsd az Pittsburgh With rail-
rosrs from - Lou NJ. A,on, Galsua aud Chicago
10. PsnkoIt, L. xnsu and Loui-yil~, n.y. Terra Hau,-
Ms1kop Lsye. and i.d,papi. lpd. CinsinuAti Dsy.ou
springfield - ae, nusks Toledo Cleveland Colun
bus ISM srtle, Ms..ion Wo",tsT Ohio also with the
packet and Ne Orleans 81. Louis Louis.
yl- Cincinnati
Through ckss for the Eat BE- had a Of the above
u 6 utio.. places rhs West
n iud expeditions and
cor o r all betw-e the Esst the West.
FROM kEW-YORK To CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS
FROM NFw-S YORK To CHICAGO IN ~ HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN +i HOURS.
f.re as low y any t,ber
See bsndnl in the hotels of this city.
urb Tep-,s er information, may be had a, the
ofie of tLe PENNsYLSANIA RAILROAD
No 2A-;nr Hcu-., Bro sdwsy.
January l. le5a j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent.