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THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.


TNHE Present term Of this institution will close on
mence on the Monday following.
The Board Of Teachers will consist Of
Rev. ISAAC DILLON, A. NJ, Principal.
Mr.. B. +. FREELAND, Assistant
Miss EVELINE BABB, Preceptress
1t is expected that the services Of competent Pro-
fessor of Music on the Guitar, Melodeon and Piano.
will be secured.
The course Of instruction adopted will be embraced
in three several departments: Primary Scientific and
Classical Those completing satisfactorily the coure
Of study prescribed, will be granted testimonials OF
the same by the board Of trustees.
cOmmodious Boarding House, In the immediate
vicinity OF the school has been fitted up by Mr.. Mas
Gaaher, for the exclusive accommodation Of stu
dents from distance.
Board q dollars per week. payable in produce stu
dents furnishing their own bedding towels, &C.
TERMS:
Primary IS 90
Reading, Spelling, and Writing 6 90
Arithmetic, Geography, and Grammar, 90
High English Branches, s 90
Latin, Greek, extra, each 8 90
Music on Guitar, Melodeon and Piano. each, 10 90
Incidental expenses added.
J, F. DEvORE, Agent.
Olympia Nov. IL, lS57-tf.
CtREAM TARTAR-A pure article, 10 be found 1T
- the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
WTHITE D-Pure-Linseed OIL, (Raw and
w BOiled,) Spts. Turpentine &C.. for sale at the
En
, 1858-02-05

TNDIG0-Madder, Ext Logwood, Copperas. Arnat.
to and Hair Coloring St1fs, constantly on hand at
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-02-05
OLYMPIA MARKET +!

OLYMPIA MARKET! !
O'SHAUGHNESSY & COCK,
PrOorietOr0.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING .-z-r<7
l. leased the well known Establish 4S.l6A
ment formerly occupied by Hurd q ~ ~
Weed, will continue 10 furnish the VV Nh
public with every thing usually kept dl.12slEslIE
10 well regulated market. Farmers and Others hav-
ing Produce for sale; are solicited to give Us a call
WV. J. O'SHAUGHNESSY,
HENRY d. COCK.
Olympia. Oct 80, 1851. n49-ly.
United States District Court.
THE regular sessions Of the United States District
J. Court, fixed by majority Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are a. follows
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
lst Monday in October
Associate Justice o. b. McFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coyeland, I'd Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August
Associate Justice p. A. CHENOwETH, presiding.
The dumton Of the terms are limited 10 a period Of
three weeks but may be adjourned before the eXpira
tiOn Of that time.
BY order Of a majority Of the JuDGEs.
Olympia, March Z, 1851. ti-nOl5,
, 1858-02-05

nR. NJ. 2, BURNS returns his sincere thanks for
~ the liberal share Of patronage he has received the
past five years from discerning public.
DR.. Burns can be consulted daily at his Office ex-
cept when absent professional business Those re-
siding at distance can do so by mail.
A genuine supply Of MEDICINES constantly on
hand.
n. B.-Partcular attention paid to diseases of the
Eyes, and Chronic diseases of the Blood.
Olympia. April Q, 1857. y-no.2O.
, 1858-02-05
Notice

Tet1ry Of Washington, In The District Court Of the
County Of Thnrston. I'd Judicial District.
To John 4. Btfier.
Hou arr hereby notified that A. B. Cove, assignee
Of The Kendall Co. has fled complaint against YOU
"a aslid court which will come on to be heard at the
srm Of the c0nrt, which shall commence more
Ian thrre months afier the fourth day Of December
1851. and uness you appear al said aud answer
the sane viii be taken confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The oiect and prayer Of said complaint is TO recov
e Judgment against you for the sum Of two hundred
nineteen dollars and eghty-one cents for goods and
merchandise purchased u the Kendall Co.
B. T. KENDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PAY YOUR DEBTS!

IL "NoNPEREIL SALOON" to its former proprietor
l hereby wish to inform my innumerable debtors
and friends" that having once proved to them
friend in need" "a friend indeed) at times when 70
all intents and purposes they were strapped and una
BILE to come up to the scratch thus reluctantly obgng
me to book their accounts, that now is the acceP-
BILE time to make demonstration of their gratitude,
For this purpose would now gently JOG the memory
of such as might otherwise be forgetiul. ask as a
favor that all indebted to me attend promptly to this
matter, for am about to leave the country, thess
MUST be closed. o,,
Olympia, July 81, 1851 no56-u.
, 1858-02-05
N O TIC e

I AM now prepared to furnish any bill of SPARS on
the shortest notice, at the lowest cash price. Or
ders from distance promptly attended 10. Ny acil
tiles for procuring spars cannot be surpassed in Wash
ngton Territory. Give me a trial.
MOSES HURD.
Olympia, July 3, 1857. no.32Iy.
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CAUTION.

I CAUTION All persons against trespassing on my
Land Claim in the county Of Lewis, whilst ! am
temporarily absent Said claim is on lands claimed
by the Puget Sound Agricultural Company.
CHRISTIAN 0CHSNER.
Lewis county, Oct. 9th, ls57-6m.
, 1858-02-05
ALTA HOUSE.

VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON TERRITORY
HNHE parties heretofore occupying the m
Il ALTA HOUSE, 5A
and known under the name and style Of Issss
GOODWIN 4 SPEARS. have this day It'll
BY mutual consent dissolved copartnef AeztS
ship. The house will hereafter he conducted under
the style Of SPEAR 4 MAYHEM whose whole de
sire will he to please and make the weary traveller
feel himself entirely at home" No pains will be
spared 10 accommodate, and all we ask Is call to in
sure your patronage.
SPEAR 4 MAYHEM.
Vancouver, Aug. 2s, 1851. noAOtf.
, 1858-02-05

DRUSHES-Paint, Sash Tool, Hair, Tooth Flesh,
ID Clothes and Nail Brushes, for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-02-05

WTHITE LEAD-Pure-Linseed OIL, (Raw and
w BOiled) Spts. Turpentine, &c, for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
UEATHENTSH IN NEW YORK.

10 tie Editor II Tie y. Y. TribVae.
SIR: In yours Of the 4th inst. md the following
entry:
Foryp ps.p-A women named Jaha Lyneh, aged seoe -
s,s,s,nsa,s In the ,snenlen hou-e, No. 2S Es Tssfh
street. /. sppear. ths 9 I.lsheo!, ..a~s - IA
ns.ed the foE three ., forr as, ~, ~ .sd a. Id
eyideuy been dead time me LDroeI WI" -'-"sN ~
10 supposed tina. tn. vornrn died from wan
presume the report may have been handed IN as
par of Police official duty but it contains two or
three errors TO the one grain Of truth justice 10 my
hrr,ble friend demands some explanation.
The good julia, who died on Friday night, bal bee.
at work that day for though suffering from disease OF
the heart she persisted III toll Shlcn e' an
hone, Independence up 10 the last. She did not dc
of want. She had faithfully served those, mysel
smou~ others. who looked 10 her well-beng with
grntefnI affection. She paid the rent OF nor A't-
room late on the evening u her death. she euned
the fur1.lre Of comfortable apartment ana, "n.'
core. s3 or a remained in her pocket. She ely .
esuaht4r ard riser who have natural s-'ne Oh nu
maLity. even if others had failed In their da'y !" 49,
good. faithful devoted creature. -. ia.
feel that some particulars 10 regard 70 w "a
duties 20 the dead should be made public, that v" ~
Lsrn little al tie heathenisn existing in New " ..
when moor julia g door remained eloecd al ahy %
Saturday it was naturally supposed sne 80. SshJa,h
her ordinary work. Though always " W .a;.4. ~ H.
az en- early hour in attendance upon .,is ;n ~.
religion, it was observed that on '..s L.. a.
room still closed. "She isa u ae;yhbors. IN,
~, noon came and she did not appear the hoor w;
forced and there upon the door, deda va tae
creature who had never sPar'n y. n'n rn.h S ns
cee was to be done s"r es. and uncared or
Tpya shncL Vas very great in the neighborho"a
- Tni;a wa. known and respected Inc poho9
,o.k no session and forbade the BODY 10 " reiso.eu
ar touched in any way. N1 cfTA on SIi''a' W
go. .G..Ir-,sss y. ;lsH~-s.t.-Sss ~ - 49,
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e's'ol ,r;'.r. circumstance connected with the
ics. Of the Austria The wife Of Mr. Thsotor ps ssSt
Of BALTIMORE now visiting asr dsas, Of III. @ sse
PIls hSs asep CONVICTION that he not decd either
tSrv "as On hosrd the Austria Though he wrote 70
her he hat h he hsd actually paid for his or ho
hat he must have Sss iii s more re. ssnss were
N1Ira ho within the knowledge Of many Of our
may os Clergyman Of thh city was among those
rso In Tor Europe, on the Inflated President and
again heard o. HI. S To I f ~
ID sd her, se'- Esh sas p.d sad y
N trusting ndy-we cannot speak Of her os wife
and she repudse' the o. 1sr nsees sop
~ =. ,hs ,.be where stn stands HIS accustomed
shsir' Every ring a. the bell, We are informed,
,w.trn, .he cherished conviction Of hs' beGt tha'
- Nyss W. ~ Jes-1
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

V~O BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMFO and
II sAFETY-Thc public Informed that TIE Old Colony
I'D Fan River Rsrosd Company have sttaed TO the
kATOR THIS invention arcsdy In many Of tho best
promotes degree u security
rs ssd property I'm rosb. without Railroad Maoasc who
er- 70 avail themselves q ever, ipse v.nen. for the sssy
e H. eIsnne ths Every days observstsa
Dov~s coscusve that Tie application VI the brakes BY
ksDd vhe good can be fr ordinary rarPo~s Of
vsloe IN the presence Of danger Thu Compsny will urn
ss Machines for Ell the Of rosd snd warrant them
- ~ or the perpose, ssle - -
" CtyANER, Secretary,
BE, " 1xvE. NJ.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1853

CAEDS' sARSAPARILLA.-This truly valuable
- prrraraoH extracted from sertsi by pwefsi
srrsraius which obtains The ecral preipe in highly COZ
ssis,.d by e attic ly eotnbnin. vesetabe pro-
suc tie process compound extract ob,Aled infinitely
supe ror % any ether
Prepared snd sold D. SANDS, Druggists No. lcs
Y-tou 1t Eew-loft
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fed the Coroner next TIA, he was not al hi. ofiar
but bad been tesTaphed Sunday passed, and tho
nigh; al'o, nnd no Coroner made his sppeaanse. No
dared touch the body, because Of the prohibition
Of the police
On Monday Morning directed thai ,he b.-ly should
he directly cared for, aud il blame rested anywhere
woud bear il. The weather WAS hot, and the neigh
borhood crowded with poor, harl-workng pspula-
ion. DELAY was more cruel TO the living than inde-
cent 10 the dead Three diiierent applications were
made for priest but without eject.
Tn Monday morning the pohre must have handed
in 10 the papers tie paragraph above quoted wcDe
myself 70 the CoroBsrs whore an official Informed mo
that that officer had rot been notified ti u clock
Monday noon, when some members of my own family
notified him.
Whose was the duty had supposed when ih,
officers Of the Law forbid private action they woh.
take the necessary steps as they anrnied 'hey had
done.
Hour after hour passed. O'Clock came and passed.
1t was impossible to bury the body, Notwithstanding
tie great heat rendered L necessary, shoat tho usuai
foTmali,ies. Al length, when was nearly o'clock,
The Coroner made his appearance, and poor Jnia was
placed in her last receptacle.
Now another difficulty arose. II was too late for
the burial. Reaching the Catholic Cemetery, sntly
official wa. hardly Wiling 10 place tie body IN tho
receiving vault until Prizes, could be found 10 offer
Christian rights over the unconscious dust. When
promise Of remuneration was given he replied m
rrofaue ard brutal manner that he would not allow
il to remain in the yaul. after O'Clock On Tuesday
morning.
Iwish to state these facts simply show how nearly
impossible it for the poor of this great city io receive
even common human Kindness, and 10 show the ahso-
lute barbarism, mot Paganin, for the Pagan never
ence tie dute. Of the living to the ashes Of the dead
witch our miserable system Of law not only tolerao
but supernduce.
| nigh. allow the matter to sleep. Allow il 10
stand that She died Of want hundreds do in this
Great city Of shows but truth is the hes, thing in tho
world ana be she who does not aid IN the exposure
of falsehoood becomes an accessory thereto
More than this am not willing that ths friends o!
Julis should lie under the imputation Of ueglecting
her. They have u sehrespect worth a. much to
Them "a that OF the most pompous official ~ 10 hnn,
have ltile powcrto speak for Themselves.
Respectfully, p OAAhS SMITH.
NJ. t6 S.uyNesaf. street, OF ,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Ct Ncw.York notice hereby given person.
having claims scainst WILLIAM h. CAT1ERFELD ate Of
tie NewYoTk deceased 10 present the with 'oneh-
thereof the tlbsrt al the once Of George Ireland IT,,
No Is PHI III Cfy n. York before the thirty
DAY II December ne1iDated Nefors the 18th DAY O!
June, 1852. EMMA A. CATIERF iELD AdDinis.rstrix
ie.8 law6nN
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HIe0irdi.

C,TrWLRTs COUGH CANDY The best
- csnav aver made For Coughs and Code, and al
Affection. Throat and LING: es' % sfT.l Wnss
r. 0IcoTT 4 McKEssON. w. W. THAfEh, and BY al
Srussi,t. IN The u s. HanstsssI'sd BY STEWART Co.
NJ. ~ pc.!..i M.
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CUPREME COURr-COUNTY OF ERIE

CUPREME COURTeCOUNTY OF ERIE
~ THOMAS CLARK, plaintiff, az. MARK SibLEf VILE
son. defen dantS nnmon- for nlonoy-To MARK slBtEf
WILSON defendant: You hereby summoned -
the plant Of Thomas Clark, plaintiff copy Of which Is
hereto suerei and 20 copy Of answer on H. sub
,erber a Bafao In the State of within twenty
days after the service q This summons exclusive OF the day OF
,cfvicc the plaintiff will take judgment azinst you for two
huudrs seyeByevcn dollar and thysiK cents with Il.
teo,t On s2f3 81 thereof from June 49, , and eSj %
IL ..eof from Apnl -, 1883 beside costs.
r. r. CORNN ELL, Plaintiff Attorney.
Take notice that the complaint ia the above referees
filed IN fre County Clerks Office, State Of Me-" fors
September II, 1883.
81 iETGwM =. +. CoRSWELl, fSfntii = Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
legal.

VNPURSTANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
County New YORK notice h,rehy given an per-
havinE lain. against JOHN WILLIAMS late Of se City
Of tewYoTs dealer and doyer deoes-d mt tie
with vouchers the s4b-cb. Office "
Reerd r. CarIaan No 1893 Broadway, Ia the Cy Ncw
York, before the fitl Gay If April lS5sD.tsd New
iors, tie I'd day Of October 1858.
ROBERT HENRY. I r-,-,..
RICHARD 2. CAkMlN. NA'''1o4-
HAkl l.. WILLIAMS, Execltrt.
MOTT, MURRAY. HARRIS, Attorneys,
- lavfmH. No p Nts~au-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York notice hsr6 BY given 20 all Fers -
Connecticut; formerly Of the City Of Newly decea-ed = re
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. BIS
place Of business No 33 Froutsree in tie City Of New York;
before the twenyocoud day Of October Rexa-Dsed
Eew.Yori. the seventeenth dey of April 1883.
apl9 law6uM WALTER I. AVERY, Executor.
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Duiloins hiaisrials.

GLAZED sTONEwARE DRAiN-plr III
N v n inch borefrcm eeats per oot; LONG
-. CUfNNEY-POTS VASES, sTAltRhi - Ay'V
SLAM POTTERY DEPOT No. a. Nas.'nft, rev ZOE,
DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, agent 70!
II the celebrated "EvERErT QNARRnnGn
Tor "FLA1~' aud "PITCH' RpOfS.
~ annie. .SdJ..s No 50 BeeknaaD- ST.. Eew-forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
miscellaneous.

N l. l. ! A X ID b A l. l. S.
ID VIC bes leave inform oustomers and The public in
tha have lhud largo and choice ton ~
EfIIIIRp BlGATELLE and POOL BALLS. which will
= i cheap for os.h. Also, MAMMA Ters Of Umbrella Para
ii Whp AID Cane Nounnfs, Msitnsae aud Napkin Rings,
So, Vegetable Ivory Goods &C. We feel confident in
s u the public from long expert IN business aud
rep,i,e gcens for manufacturing that prepared
~ ssrish all orders m our line the shoTtss. notice.
Purchasers would do well BY giving a call before purcha,
S,s ,-wh.rc. OIder BY Letters promptly attended to-
HARVEY FORD, No. I52 Fulton-st New York,
And Goldsmiths Hal, Librsryst., Philadelphia
NJ B.-WHO has not heard Of the celebrated
lVs Madame FREWSTER' She has he-n consulted BY
thousands IL this ard other cities entire satisfaction. She
tee confident Are has equal She tells the Of future
wife husband also that Of her II you wish truth
,sh cal al No SO Bowsy, opposite Bleeekerst Ladies
D eeuts: gentlemen, 81.
CTOVE POLISH.--A very superior article for
- family II 10 clean durable and brilliant sns exceed,
snytbtug tbs kind IA the nsTkt II also saving
IASor oUARTERNlNk SON. ia Johnrt fev-YO7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA for

III LIyERPOOL.-The ARABIA james Stone, eoninander
the WEDNESDAY next, 18Th inst
steamboat will ply Company wharf at Jcsey
CITY and the Arabia a, 10 and oi oeok m 20 convey pas
seurers and baggage board The AFRICA viii sail on the
mi inst +. CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling Green.
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ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAYI-
IA CATION COMPAEY'S NEW-YORK AND GALWAY
LINE. -. -
GALWAY IRELAND

The Shortest Sec Passage Between America and Europe
NETWORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE
This line composed Of powerful and fast sailing steamships
sh red and with everything requisite 20 render
Die ,o,sge safe and agreeable The departures from Newfok
sr Galway will be follows until further notice, viz;
PRINCE 'ALBERT...T.J J. WhrERs......Nopday, Oct IL
INDIAN EMPIRE.....E CoURrCSAY... Saturday, Oct q
PACIFIC.............Wh. C. THOMPSON. Friday, Nov .
visiting reach thcr destination three 'ouLs
TIE time taken any otter route and oil have opportunity
a visiting places and scenery Of urysed interest in Ireland
o. passage including free tickets by the usual railroad
poutes from Galway Of the principal cities Of Greet nj
t the following greatly reduced rates: Flint esss SSi
seeond class, $50; tlId class, So
Those wishing their friends purchase tickets
fsr their passsse third class nom Galway $50 om
ether ees Britain accessible by railroad at $3a
cabin table will be provided cooked provisions fi
third class passengers spd from Galway But they must pro
vide themselves with tin plate quart knife spoon water
can and their bedding.
For freight passage and further particulars apply 10 the
their Offices No 81 Hudsonst corner or jay
s.d No 81 Broadway Application for freight aud passage may
sIso be made az sny Of the Offices Of the Company their
80. ,on,s, AMERICAN EXPRESS co, Consgnees.
ALIEN HOLLAND, Manager
NrvYsrt Eeut
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Ocean Steamers, ST.

NALIFORNIA, NEW-YORK and EURUEAN
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
HENRY RANDALL, President
HENRY BAINBRIDGE, Secretary
The Spl'nd' Steamship
ATLANTIC.
tfAte cf TIE Collins line), viii be der atched On
MONDAY, OCT. q,
ron tse Pier foot a Cansst., North River NcgYOfkt
FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
ToucHN6 At AsPrNwaLL,
TO CONNIE, with the Coupany's Steamship HERMANN az
Panama there Nov. tbenCe Rio Janero Valparaiso,
Ponsms. AVID San Juan del Sad, o. Sau francisco.
For Freight having splendid accommodations,
apply a the .fice Of the Company,
No. SO OIeenwiclkt., corner Of Duane NcE-fork.
j. WIN GUIREY. AGENT.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IL -SIrsIMER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW-YOKK HND HAKEEM HALFWAY
IN COMPANY-SUBMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, Sept. -, 1888:
Trains leave Depot White and Cenrests NeW-fork, ~
e:l6 p White Plains train, stortng at al Stations
Yrsns leave DEPOT Of 2hst and 4hsy New Yck, 81
s:Io a. m wilamsbrdge train, stopping at all Stations
$50 Ma. train, stopping st WiihausbHdss and al No.
tons pOrth.
Hoo a m. .W.lismsbrdse stopping at oil Stations.
II: 80 H. White Plains train, stopping at all StalonG
1890 o. m smsbridg- train stopping at all Stations
400 p Dover Plains train, stopping a. all Stations
White Plains tran stopping at AL Stations soo7e
Miniamsbnoge.
$40 a, Willsmsbridge train stopping at oil Siationa
$50 m Willamsbrdge train, stopping at all Stations
REfuREEG-Lesye Chatham FouI Corners: ,,,,.
all train, stopping at iamsoriase WAVE Sn'
aud Gil Stations north
VIM J. CAMPBELL, superinte ndcnt.
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
~ ADD after MONDAY May TO- 1853 and until further notice
Passenger Train, viii leave Pier foot Of Duane ct ioow W.
pUNKIRK EXPRESS e. NJ, for DunkIk aud pTinepain'
termedate Stations. 49, nr,..
NAIL TRAIN I, r. FOR DGnkhk and Buffalo and nserns-
date Stations. cx.
IAND PASSENGER at p. from foot Chanlbeus.,
Wis pieImont Sufcrns aud inferno date Stations
WAY PASSENGER at H. for Newbsrgh, &iddietowns ana
intermediate Stations. -
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 p a., for DunkiIx and Buffalo.
The above Trsirs run daily Sundays er'eIted. r.
These Express Train, connect at EmiIs WIN The hine 20
o.ndar,s ana Niagara Falls Rsroad for Saeas Falls At ns
hson With the syracuse BnghantOn Railroad for Syis
so,e: at Cornius with the Buffalo, Corning and wIo.
% - ~, ocheser at Bend with the Delaware
isrtswsnns and Western Railroad for sesnton At hores
,; with he Bnaso and New York City haosd io eSnsoi
a, Runo ana pnkrk with the Lakeshore Railroad or CeVe
And Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago kc IL.
~~'' ~ Il r. UFADLEY, Assistant President
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NTEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHlLA-
IN pFLPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Nsl and Express lines leave Eow-York At nd
m, and and D. M fare es Through Tickets SOLD is On
cinns and the West and FOR Baltimore Warrington No'oiA
"a bror. h hsssasa checked WashiuE In M ana
Ar M rains, J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup rntendent;
No bagsase will received for train une. ah0
~ 81 ktr,n minute, In advance Of the tms OF NsvDg
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NFr1lss oY IHE CoLoaaD CIIzEss OF OHio.-A
cali hss been issued for n meeting OF the co'ore,i
czens OF Ohio to assemble at Cirrlnnat, % t'e ~',
2ith ard 9Th Of November next; The o'J,ct OF .bs
nn..,;n, {. % consider the disabilities uuer when
.oIrJ ,eorl. ia such as exclusion from the elective
S,aneb;a H., iury-box tire insane, blind, deaf ani
Jnrnh .ylums. The militia and the poor house. Inc
nnrnose If the meeting IL ~ egiate The question na
rr,lI.d ToLt Delegates arc reIuested ~ brng WIN
I'm stsfis.ics concerning the number OF ehnrchss,
sDtnIs md 4ocietes among colored people, and the
-n s,, If ,hejr wealth aud Luses. The call says
,b;rd, Of every Congress is taken up IN dscuss-
o. ,ie orestion, What shaI We do with the mig
Z" atsI r." They seem 10 think, therefore, that u IS
b;sh the they took part in the debate on The 1aesuoo
in which they are 20 deeply interested.
s.oAcrTY OF DoG.-On Monday morning lat M:
yohn snow. the stage driver between hontpeh.I ana
Che.sen lei. Chelsea iwherc be.res'dee Iyr nons'
peher to arm to Washington TO stop Tor INC hBrs.
child Of his being very sick when Or Hit noss' ="
reouested his wife 70 attach note % se soI o. e
dog informing him Of the child ana 70 aispa:sn s
d., at 10 O'Clock in the evening in search OF hi mas
10 A. .bort II O'Clock, Mr. Snow heard the DOG ~
a.. Aosr Of tis room in Washington, and upon NO
collar vos tie note informing him that hs ebnn
u,nch better The dog bad Travelled about Yen =. ~,
ard With remarkable precision went dlrecay -
room in which his master slcpt u ss,,,;. ~ =
".a--;sr doyo he Ia furely entitled 70 cretn !. =
.sy1;er dog-Inore expeditions tdn Ss a'~ va. -.
o-snh without batteries az wires, lMohs- ,i.
doom OH AGg-Alexander h"onS ssaa5 a. ~
in smyth County, yiIginis, ~ ~ p,s.den. ri ths
% years. lie had voted =" 81, Rrn~n 81 Rus-
,hs sJ;.ir;cg county, '- 10, yesrs OBJ, and SUB W
49,! -ea.'o'