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CO PARTSE2sHIP NOTICE.


The undersigned farmc! = co-p1rtne:ship on the FIRST
day Of APRIL iS55, for the purpose OF transaetin: the
Wholesale Groccry ard Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
si.Ie of
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j. c. BURROUGHS, N. D.,
June IL. JG-tf

L'OR SALE AT ONE SHILLING!
l. Madder col. Lawns, worth p cents;
Muslin Dc BageS, do % do
Muslin De LANES. do % do
AlpacaS. do - do
Solil color Ginglamsd do 81 do
Also. one case State col. Hose, 81 cents, worth I9h.
" one case BIch'd Shiriings64 do do I2H
" one case Prints. 6& 10 do lax
" Fine Brown s~hirtings, 6& do do reg
atthe o n STORE.
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mo. AL

Aprns.Isss,
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To protect side walks not within the corpora
ton limits of any city, tow or village.
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I DAVIS. NJ. D, Physician & Sur
- . geon. Office at his residence on Mark | street.
four doors cast Of the BaLs. Feb IS
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Other sizes in proportion Orders for Blinds and
Doors punctually attended to. All work warranted
eonaI to the hest. PACKARD & BARNUY, Agts
Warren. Ohio. Dec. o.
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or net o. chance may dlctsss. Oss thoasand ms,,
mh artillery, could wpe out al The hosmoos 10 the
yslley. Brigham kno~s this.. he kne~s he has
psitber ams, povder nor CANON, ana ais oely hops
= to deceive our Goyerpmsnt into treaty or else -
Zee for bis hfe.
BINGHAM Yovso
Tsis arch 6sna and prince OF devils lyss OF the
.w.s. srd blood If The poor. He has elegant houses,
hul, of white qusrtz. snc fdrn shed with gres, ~
p6c.pce HIS wives number about SIsrrr, though
cor,tsrtly accuu ulsting. He is drunk.rd thief,
80. Ard his hands are dy ed ~i'h bc-a. To dpa.ch
RIM ard liza Dsnites is tie Only way IN which to root
out Mormorrm. Ttey merit . tboussod deaths. No
peace nes, ur,s will do. The Mormon Caarch VAL
Aou,ish snd extend 90 loes a. a tceyse i."~ pso.
claim lie do, mas 10 all could hear Whit l have
heard or zee what have s~eo, they you'll JON NE
Il e hope that the Mm0cns may be ertsrm'nstedo ~
FIRE ard ssord. Through tie lies the cscspo'ns ana
tie cnmes OF Mormon emisssrits hnodi eos OF 'u's-
sands tf families 10 bic ard the Old World have oeen
made dssoate tbous ands of hives sacrinc o. ana ron
orsble men reduced 10 slavery. Add AL this .ost
Brigham Young aud few VI bic felios Heals might
fstt.n sno grow rich all this 10 the name OF the gfeA
Jt hovsb.
But what il cur Goverpmtr. doirgl II "a encum-
berpg the country with enormous debts. II Is mskiog
repsrstons fer res nlsr siegr and colsctos fofces
that loo though wer- going into ,egasr var
fare with an equsl foe. II 10 denif, the M,smoas
ar degrading country. Better hsd been for the
CIr,d States to employ ore or two volunteer 'sgi-
ments of mounted men, given them carte
mons from the face of the earth. Az It IA oar
army viii march to Utah. Thsy viii there
find nobody but ret OF degraded services. DhS-
ham and his Dapites will be of for unkDown regions
He will -four settlement, raise the cay 81 perez
cuton for religions sske secure ten proseytes to
where now be has but one. Our army viii return to
n e States after doing nothing more than m>k,ng
r6iculous move and saddhng the country with On
enormo debt
Truly nav we a.k, When will the blunders Of tho
present AdmibbtrsiicD cease
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PARAGUAY-A PROCLAIM TON
The Pyssidsnt Of the Republic e( Paraguay

The Pyssid,nt Of the Republic Of Paraguay
have ratified under the present date the especial
Convection concluded in this City VI A,-um2coo be-
tween the Governme bts CT tie Republ of Paraguay
and of tie Empire of Brazil through the respective
P'eDipoer les, upon the basis OF the treaty OF
smity payig alton aud commerce OF April 1896,
opening to the merce Of the States bordering on
the river ard of the friendly nations the NAVIGATION
On the Paraguay up TO the territory OF b,szl. soo
with Iespec, TO ships erttbg those OF Paraguay
ard those Of Brazil reciprocity to epj y the liberty Of
trsprit ard Of passing through their whole extent
thote rivers which are open 70 merchant ships; even
three wsr ships either jOioty or ,epsrsely, being
slowed freely TO ascend descend tho.e rivers 9TH
out Any limitation to iunDage or artillery, a. had
been expressly stipulated article rs Of said treaty Of
April 6, amor other important stpulations which viii
be made public IN due time.
therefore ord,r that this happy event be made
public by proclamation and that 900 copies Of II be
printed. IN order ~ be within short time circulated
through the whole Republic.
NICOLAL vASQUkL
Avm1eio Feb H. 1885, in the 10Th year {" National iode-
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feaal Notices.

IN CHANCERY.-In the matter OF an Ac III .,
P.-lisp.ut entitled Act for Better Securing ti,'
Fur Trustees ana IL the ra,1@I W ~
Tra.t, of the VIII 81 WILLIAM BEWLEf TAfLo esqu,.e
d<cr.ed-WALTER COPELAND, son OF Edwsrd sin "a
Crupud b,rn 9Th June 1916 al seedy YssI - ~
residing ,oue tnr a. Leeds both in the Kingdom :"
who went 70 year 1852 OF bereabou,' ana Wa brS
sme vicus 20 lss3 gunner Her Maeys ervice uu
year Ev .ft tie servce aud who. In Ausns i, eIsd on
den ARD proceeded from thence % Amer1 ana h
bard employed the fruit trade We s, psr II
and CLsil..tov hich schooner was lost II VIC csy -
l2lp and who sferw ard embarked On board the
An ,hp employs ed in trading betweeL 'ne s
An.e and ave Grace in France and VINO coIi ~ 9b
With lis res.s Eusland from tine 70 tune w ~ ~ m.
June lsi, and aby l-i sol. claiming TO be l,wiu ssIr % ~
aid Walter Coupsba in the event OF D., lsah ~. a. y
Waiter cnt..na or such lswfl .-ue tyl's sus "a 81
the w.m BewLy Taylor on Che Ism Oe.oe.r a
.ni'l.dto fourth part shseo - ~ "a =,
the will and respectively desired - "a r
Me,sr. Nelson Bulm.r Of Leeds sfor.said or Tu WI ID
W Nelson Of No Ctsk.an- CsuD st. WrS
In-k. his sis tn Chamber Of ne T. f tss
lor S,uar No II Old sllss Lin1oln ~ - ~.
Cour,y Of Midd,esrx and Kingdom OF England on " O
il; Gay of June. 1853 =. a.. A..,b Of III.
Any person give information as - zoe % -n
aid Alter Couuaue reaax N any ~ NJ
by him /, eaurssd 10 rive such Information 70 i
s0n OF No Cak lane Csnnou-st, West Lonan, ~ ia
esc The asopAb~ expeusss Of sush prison VI, ~
Las IKE Jay ei JSnuAi,' i"'- Chief Clsrk.
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Tr,curRs, AssocrArros.-Th A'eoeistoo held
regular se,g at the Hall Of the Board Of Eiacstioa
on s.,mdsv evening, PIesidert Smith ia the chair
re.olutIon changing the time of stated meetings from
the I,,t s. turdsy to the lt wednesd.y, a; o'clock
VIC - .cb .'opth. spa come other mstters were
PP.nc,ed Of, wien toe Presi'en' announced hf. u.
/. Stuart a the e,,ayi,t q he evening". "a
4. - .bculd be- wac handed &. ~. hou, aaf half
IN s,sn! anaIysi- Of IL cI,r.s Epon the support
a. erLa .erce of the pct.l; .f.
A ye,y l1rgc ugmb,r o! teach 70 were p-eseaf, al
, u.n-sai 6eRrre iht rest aHak -nefl BY the
yak Who cr.-rs led Lmssh - 20 ool-et. OF
A.. o., seIt sytcm. Fe ,isjoct l. u be u ''a.,s 81
The .yf usf.,rr nrT su0.nLr css4y ny hr. W4i y.
ksusIG 90 alrnrlt'd - The C)mra,t-" ID llf,'.
MI rr..e..a.,.. - . 5e 4 lowed by iar.hsr
coc,l, -'..on o. Our Sho,l Sgs.ci - }: 'hos'i
Re .tH
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TrxAs.-A letter to The GaieestOn Nses, dated San
Saba, April 6, ssys:
Capt Hartman ard bis company of gold hunters
are tere en- route for tle WASN'T. Mountains. The
con psDy ell ss,s Of 80 men, well mounted, armed and
pro,isoLed. Ttty are in fine spirits, a. they are in
ios,estlon Of such inform ,tion a. induces them u
believe they viii find gold plenty as has ever been
6i, covered IN California.
Fer weeks past this county has been infested
utb nsraucing Indiana About 90 horses have
been stolen. TIE citizens are generally guarding tho
few to,ses that remain. Varijus parties have par-
sued the Inaars AID one party 10Y fo1,wiog Their
trail; but ttey only follow 10 the d'yiihs, SAD
The IndiaLs iraye, light aid Gay, l. is almost in2o.
TO oy.rske them. The gen.r, belief !. th,t these
d. pr, da,ons are committed By Ind ans from the k''
se've aided by white p-rs IA.
Th,re arc IL grsss oppers in tue valleys ~ quo
G., Ssba spd ColTsJo There are boos IA the up
l,ncs ard prospects are very fair Tor crops. ~ -
,Loueb some Of the earliest Fall wheat VIII be npe Ia
ak weekr.
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DENNS YLVANIA RAIL K 0 A ID
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
hlater Cure.

DR. MJNDEs WATER-CURE ESTAB-
- IIsHMENT at Florence. Mass three miles from mo
Northampton Depot Price, Slz per week.
INR. E. j. LOWENTHALs WATERBURY,
1 Bsrr.u Hishts NswJersey; 10 minutes from eithcs
n. Hoboirn or Jersey City ferry BY regular stases-
HYGEIO. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 10
III Lai,ht.t, New.Yoib.-D's, TRAIL and MAY, hsvins
s.socstsc with themselves in buoes. tokIoN' Va; ",
sII ably .u exprrttce in the uanse-ment OF female d
ra. Are pow enabled give the sest attention 70 Gil
.s, Of ipysd The establishment has ben thor rrehy reno
yttd and ntee provided for such as
d.sir, The dietary Institute Every appliance
Known 20 tire gnc system, will b- found her. OaI
door stendrd to- LJpgn women received AMI
uovded Inn have The privilege OF attending the
sl Ic.ures In the School Department Terms very reasonable
NETS MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE at Nenien
Conn one OF the most charming and auons places In New
Enrsnd will b. OPT their country establish ment JuIe
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Goal.
Crean 8teamers, ST.

4 MEXICAN PASSPORTS for Passengers per
~ ARACO other vessels Europe irdisP nssbe ne
costly fOr all { reiep travellers. procured by
CHARLES HOLT Notary Poole, Ne. 10 WAAs
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE 10 EUROPE.
~ From New Yors 10 Southampton. Havre and Bremen:
First Cabin. $50 Second Cabin. ........tS
Certificates issued for pss.aze from Europe also
The fra class ysddle-x heel Steamships
NORTH STAR 2 so tuus. =. L. Tiukelpaugh. master,
ARIEL, Geo tuBs. c. ID. ludlow master.
will pier No Moth River New-Yerk pre-
cir,h carrying the United States Mai, viz:
Leave k,T.ioII so5 south Bremen for sou,hanvson
NCkTH STAR. Saturday, May Il Wed Msy ls
ARIEL ..... Sat, Nay Isl Saiard, June j. We'd Jane 10
NORTH star Sat, Ju'e Saturday July u We'd July u
These rsuslps touch at havr Specie d-vefed in London
ard Pa,ia Fr passage or freight sppy 70
d. TORRANCE. Agent, Nc. BO.fns Green, N. T.
Y"OR BREMEN. DIRECT. May 8, le5s.-The
81. ass SbcyI aIC sSoS A. b. Lo~bsr.
Conn .r s al Abovc from Pier 81 North River, viz
.AoM kEwbuSk- fEJf hktsES.
Wy 6 1gs' y p s Se,, i. s soy 4 +,
s., rs',- a. 4 100 Forward Saioon, tei
n 'seia.e rassen2srs.
rr ,,iy a oonio; this s'sDF "a. ~ s1s-ro and pas
Nv lsr ~ The C,incDt N avoid lie disy aud csr-'use
o. 81. ins ., IN intern d'a'e IT.
4 ssse or r. isht sTrly > . . ,,,n, 80
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THE NEw DEroT OF THE NEwJERsEf KALI
ROAD The lane and eommodious new d>pot OF the
New.Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company 1t
Jeney City, which has been in course OF coust ucton
for the last eight months, rapidly approaching COM
pletiop The work Of laying tracks across Hudson
street is progressing, and they will 10 few days
be connected with those coming into the old depot.
The new depot is built Of brick, with tbe exception Of
about $50 feet over the water, which is of wood The
entire lens tn Of the building is 500 feet aud the width
l(3 feet The roof is 43 feet high, beiog formed OF
one ent re arch without any central support, aud s
covered with corrugated galvanized iron, which forms
a 6ni,h both outside and inside without painting. Tho
front of the building Hudson street is ieo feet
WIDE two stories high with large towers a. the cor
ners The second story, at both root and rear, has
been fitted up TO be u.ed ~ offices by the various
officers and agents of the Company, aud bscony
SEQ feet long, running round the entire interior OF tho
building, connects the front AID rear offices. There
are Fifty large windows in the roof which give the in
terror light ard agreeable appearance. Il 10 es'i-
mated that the various Improvements connected with
the del OF will cost about $250OOo Mr. Job Mse is
the architect and superintendent Of the building He
expects TO have resdy oi occupation by the first Of
June
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NJEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT-city sa9
~ SSissI pss;p TrasfSstsSs -
kA{ nRhNTnsaao ss L. ssf 10 n. Ssadss.
D.mss Yss 80 ley 'saneu.t 80 '.s - - H. Cen
efths C, County N-~Yors fs~ 7s,k DAY Of hScn
@ .s 70 rr s'Hs T. s = sos ~ %
Of NtwYors within t~.n,y day. .s. The 's,ss OF ,h' '1
f 70 .n.wsr Il. .ad comp .iu -l,n tn. sas
.l ,is in III. sSs ". ps..y 10 We S"gS ,os ne s
Al Is~sww GOODMAN JEsUP, Pl.ouS'' A,t'rusy.
CTPREME COURT-City ard County OF New.
- yol-PEKRY q GARDiSrk -s.ln., OSCAR y srFB-
BINS DUROThEA SIEBnISS, TiADDEUS SPENCER,
5, se.s sp sS E..SesA o.y MAJ .y F.a O.
srE.r g. r spess' May S', ~.
ovr psmsd ssh Ii. You hereby snnu"n"d srd
required 70 answer u. Sapsi,, 70 M .c'. .na 70 Nv
BIZ ofer No II Wal .,r-rt in ne cy Of Sr-.Ysi -Ehin
Nv. nty the sice hereof exusis. Of the a,y ~ such
, % % on 10 S hs "a. .e ' vii ssSy S
fr The ,lef d.msnded in the ai-t.-Dsi'd Ses'fOr'
GO BLISS, jr.. Plaintiff. Attorney, No II ~su..'.
tn, corp in hi . l'd il he Office Of the c~ri
Of p. :y S County Gf sT Sfs la
CUPRENE COURT-City aud County of New
SYmh- FIIJSH wEssON a-d T1wNsEND cox
agsiust LEVI NJ. GRiFsIN-sumuob TO the Defendant
in hi. sct,ou wbi-a will BE- 6ed 10 the Office Ck 4 This
Court the City Hal City Of NewYos sn TO &C ~ ot
NJ isa RI sSs.y eaa-r jahn street NswYorh City
vrhn twenty days .ner The service Of sh ;,%m'n On 80
. . Of Ii. fa :1r ~
ton viii 'sks odsmrnt .saDst yen Tor the SUN Of 2aS 81
wS teIs om RON Mach is s and or the pSer ,um 81
ESQ IS and from March 1883 beside the costs OF this
seton -Ds.eo N-w.York, Apdl ~, 1859
MILLER, PEET sNI.h0Ls Plaintiffs, AnOrDey'
sr2s lsw6-W No 1872 Bro.dS.y' Ny
Ihr enmp.rt rsrin ~ me, me. ~ 20" s,y n Arm lisa
MILLER, PEET &NrCHoLs. Plinahs Attorneys
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CUPREME CoURT-City aud County Of } N Ss "

- Yo,t-PFTER A BROWN szaiast GEORGE > ST.
,vd MARY hi. vile IRA A. ALLEN aud on.r cn, n.is
S.@-Putn.1t 10 sasneut of The Supreme I'm s:S N
srt,,i Tn IN L. acton the lrh day Of ApH i h
be- sod a, public sncou under the direction o. ri4SSDaY
II. ,aii 6ay II Nav 1859 a. u .'el"sk n"opl e.S,n
cbl1s E1ehause IN the City Of Ns~ - an ,as,s
wi sna h. ,s IN the TWeu.tb W,rs In ne Guy no,,h
sbd J.scbeds follow. to Wit Beginnne az s..1y fr,n
ri, lin or al OF Thin, seventh rr-'t dis,sn' -
tle A,.efy la or eide % Eighth avenue Or .,a.,
u'hies tet ard fur nih' no -ysnh street feet
ara ,.bt N. nee po nh-ny parallel 10 sati ~
M. lsty .h iIchss 70 ~ CO. 1907
h n. ,buS- we,-y pa ll.i to sAa thirty q ''eh
sixteen eight irrhes ihsber -, ), 81. Of l. si
n Bin. ne q .es~. ~ OF l.nt set,oi;'e - E
The .lI Con. 5. Sur; and Js.%s .g 10 d. of %
H. Re-, hs cry ca.' q a. GU sas kt~
Yflk ltrI 18th ISSs. hOhAI.o .lIl.wsx
WyLLys LyNAx Painfif's AIoiisJ'
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Me1iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-Ihe pest sIen .c ii
e., T-Ic.,ou. and Fruptive DseD.s Purifying
lie Food ana f-irg LIVER sto mach aud Bowel. rom t
products If healthy secreons IL |" once Inc "'' PP
Elective aud safest ,em.6y that can be usrd ,,,t n,
Prepared and sold by A. b D. SANDS "nos'Ae D'ue
gsts No leo Fulton.,. corner Of William, Ne"'ioiN
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Marriages, BIRrHs AND DEATHS IN NEw JERSEY.
TIE folowu is compiled from the official statement
Of the marriages. births and deaths in the respective
counties of as presented a. the recent ses-
sion Of the Legislature, and about to be published In
the reports Of the proceedings Of thst body. The fig
ures, although taken from the official tables do not
,how the zeal number Of brths, &c for the returns
f ON the townships are very incomplete:
Sa,agea-Ailsnte County, 81 Bergen &C. Burlington 21j
C.udn ies; Cumberland, 6i Cope May % E--sS ss obov-
cest.r al Huds,n 500; Hmerdon, ia Mrrsr 81 Mdds-
Monmouth lo5; MOri. iyo Ocean, 81; fssaic ~,
81; Somerset uSi SUSSEX III iunon, So warren '''
TOTAL $50. -, g
IsM.-Atlapc .63, Bergen, 2sj Burlington, ll,,i Cam
den s.7. Cope May 1871 Cumberland 500; E.ex 1881 ou'
c..,e SIS iIudpn AS; HUI .rdoB, $780, Mecsr TS Md
dless 77t, Monmouth SIC; Morris, 64i OCEAN A Pn nc,
1885, ss,m S5, Somerset, 500 Sussex, SOL uLi'n 40. War
ZEN 8s3 -Toa, I3,5e3 49,. . -,
Ueota.-Aa tic ISL Berssn 81 Burlinson. 5s2 Cmden,
577 Care May 10; Cumberland zB Essrx $685. ohu esesr
IA Hue is3. HDneIdou, j Mercer 4Ji Middles.s,
ar Nom Monis $40 Ocean, Ice PrssAic t2l Ss-
lem io Somerset 1885, Sussex, 1913 Union SJi WARREN so@
-Totsl, ioa6.
RELIGIOUS AwAKEsIsG IN PRIScEToS CoLLE6E.-
In Princeton College revival has been quite general and Of
2 ,tudeu 1872 become professors Of religion Of whom ID
have dcsted msslyes the ministry aud two 10 the nils
,oLsry cause. Nineteen were A" bsctsidsra'
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAscE.-An elderly man
nan I'd James Dwire who 10 In feeble hath left home ~
South Osps Thursday intending 10 60 TO Newas on sus
prss Since nothing has been heard Of him. and me
relatives alarmed for bis f-ty A3y ntormsin con-
c.rrns him will b. thankfully received BY his daughter MIS-
Mooney At South Orange
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Bteamboats and RAILROADS..

II ~
All point. between CLEVELAND. DETROIT and SUPERIOR
CITY.
The now and snl.ndd low. pressure steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND j. NJ Lundy Master ILLINOIS, John Fraser,
MISTER
THURSDAY April q MONDAY, April 10.
MONDAY Nav g. THURSDAY, April "a
THiJRsDAY Nav IS MONDAY, May 10.
MONDAY Msy a. THURSDAY, May -
THURSDAY June s. MONDAY, May 81.
MONDAY June a. THURSDAY. June To-
THIIRSDAY June "a MONDAY, June 81
MONDAY July S. THURSDAY, July !.
THURSDAY July Is MONDAY, July IL
MONDAY, July 26 THURSDAY. July p
THURSDAY, August L MONDAY, kueust2
MONDAY, August Is. THURSDAY, August X
THURSDAY, August e. MONDAY. August ~
MONDAY S.ptenber6 THURSDAY. September,
TIifRSDAY S.p,su,b.r l6 MONDAY September Is.
MONDAY Sept,ub-r a. THURSDAY. September IL
Tai;RSIlAY Ociobsr T. MONDAY. OetoberL
MONDAY C,tnber IL THURSDAY, October IA
THiIRsDAY Octnber ss. MONDAY, October 2a
MoSDAY E,yemhera THURSDAY, November T.
And n. WV 6tt.d IN Passenger and Fresht Screw Sane
IRON CITY, J. Tuner, master
MINERAL ROCK, J L. Ryder master
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. L. Stone, Master
boats leaving Cleveland weeh through The
The make the round TIP in eight days Rooms for
any Of the tnps be secured by addressing
HU5SEY 4 MCBRIDE
Forwarding and Commission Me- :hants
Cleveland, Ohio
NB-Mai alPsckases Care Of Hussey K Mcbride, C!eve-
lard, o"
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IEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
DENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNSYLV WANNA RAILRO AID
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, CONNECTING the A;i.a.
ces with Western North and south wsssrn ss.,.:
P.tsbursh with daily Of 20 all port, on the West
Rivers and at Cleveland and s.nda'sy w the .,e.1s
cheap reliable By which FREIGHT can be forwarded
Ri TT sY BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
VssI CLAss-Boots Shoes Hat. aud CsP' Books IS cents
Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunss), Drugs 100 D.
lin boxes ,nd bale.) Feathers, Fms, Gc..:....;)
sscosD CLAss-Dcmestic sbeetins shifting and % n. ~
ware Leather lin rolls bO1e'), Wool and Sheep 0o@
RsG' t E':;s.'d Steel Chain: On e..i
Hemp Bacon and Pork ..lted lSo.e OF IN s.es. Ho b.
Toboeoo manufactured except SsaI, or R ca, ne
Pori lin casks or boxes Eastwsrd Lard and Lard 40 ceu.
OH Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay TAI' Pitch wD'
ySS5 Until sa, i9i s1,,s. as ss,i..
CoTTos- bale not exceeding 500 weight, until further
c N .l % ms tho psoa.se wi. Al
Good. sen.sned 2 the A,su Of sh; Road It Ph'depA
Wsr q s.; Co. Ms%pS: 1n.
I'D f Ss...n &C., s 81 ts1 Co., .ad c.s
G MsSIus Msdi'sp IND sG co k SS nna
4c; Hso.e NswYpl .sd 10 south WI.p s.n New,
e:n..a ..s;., A, s's. r.;:''-
DENNSY VANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
o.s st to s a% s. tSs: Alton
Fankor Lexington and Louisville KY Tene Hsute, Madison
Lsfs,e.s and Indianapolis Ind Cincnnsd Dayton Sp<us
aed Benetnt.ne, sand1.hy Toledo, Cevs.nd GolAIoat
p.oAet and NewOesns st. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati
Through Tickets m the Es be hsA any OF the sbov~
mentioned places IN the West.
Pss.eps. viii find this the shortest most expeditions and
ou iprsble ropte between the East and West
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 H0URA
fROM NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
IRON EEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS In - HOURA
Fare as low Any other route.
Bee hand bills in tb- hotels Of this city.
fhrousb Tickets further information may Be had se the
Office Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
'"'e VI wv No Astor House, Broadway.
Jenusry l. 1853. ,. l. ELLIOII. Akens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

T AND ROUTE-NEw-YORK 10 PROvF-
isoyP,bb sk H1iffoRp ~ SIsakiiI laiIso ID
vi sve H.zsd Scr ne rv. tsv q he Eu.s Tr.la Of
snd sminrseid Raiirssds yhiah le.y-sHev Yorh sAm
SAMUEL MOTT .r,n.suS suf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Ameri.

csn Atlantic Screw Steamship Compny's new and first
css suship MONTGOMERY Frederic. Cracker conmaad
er will Pier No. H. N. r on SATURDAY, May L. at
ocooh D. m precissy Passage with unsurpassed sccomso
dstion, Freight reduced until further notice To aud
cent? re half per effected Office.
Apply to Ii. b; ChOM"hLL x 20, .u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FIR
II LlvFRPOOL--rhe AFRICA. " sHAsEos, cflu,sssr.
WI sal fr,m Cnmpsny's ct :. Jerry VII ne mails
o'chek precisely n..L.,
Psu.ptsrs a.. request. to be on eovd ~ y oepeh m
The ARABIA viii al the III 81 MAY. a,
A"e AA1' ~ y CIINARD, NJ. Boviips Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromA April
49, 1858 rrsins will l-sv- Chamerrss st. station !, th'
lows Express Trains, $3.50 N. and AS p N Aosy rS
senger Train, II 80 for Sing sirG m foi ROY
ave, m, p and 5:S fof Peekssti, 81 W
Poughi fsie Peekskl and sing Sing Tsrs sop 4. s
s,ons Passengers taken Cnamher Csna Csfs soc
Sl,t,:s Trains Tor NewYcrk ieav. Troy u Sa a -
and s:5 and Albany 6: aid lsii and % N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

NE h. BUTLER AUCTIONERR.-M D. BUT-11 3 90.
M. win sell a. their saiesroou, No. II 6pruse street on
Tuesday, Jan 10, at ioH o'ciccx, 9 boses pearl sssrcs, -
chests OF superior black tea, and 10 90 Havana seSArv. Also.
furniture, bedding, bureaus. lounges. 1 stoves and pipe. of
ice desks, &c. Also. fixtures and shelving for a dry goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

EOR LL~vERPOOL-THy UNITED STATES MAI
II steamship rfANrIO, o. Eldridge~ commander, will de-
part with the United States mails for Europe. positively on
Saturday. Fec. Is at Il O'Clock H., from her berth At the foN
of Canal street.
For freight or passage, having unequalled accommodations
EDWARD (. COLLINS, IS wall street.
Passengers will please be on board Al II O'Clock A. n. ~.
All letters must pas through tho Post Office any others viii
be returned.
EorIoK-The steamers Of this line have Improved water.
them all as good as new. The thorough examination given
them proves their msde Of construction yet unequalled.