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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

General oritgan ia in Columbia, : G.
Lieut. II. J.. scott. L.. > A., is in Washlng'ou
ANN A.

AEEINALS.
Frrm llRvre and eou symptom In the s'samsp Vanderbilt
- hrvse Hayr. Madam iucacOn, Mise h Lauirr, Mrs
Capt PUr'eB, lr Bfdeaii, VI lirdgn and mli, SIM
Wy, daughter And matt, Madam vegln,
and muse. hadam rehs Mr. Moses. Mr. Austin, Rev q.
Hcckcr, Y Brandon and lady Mr. Hssea Gran ~er
Ingram l. Gusterar "a HHi lady, lev ~ tonne an
Revias pornelap. rrs Dor and dfugNer, Capt VI
Kin A. ht srer OF dispatcher Singleton liuren, Mar
In Van Buren,, - Lusrd ana lady. ANTONIO tOnsecs D
Iumsden, Ms Emily Dgife and daughter, II : Rodgers
zap. forel, Edward Rooney, DR. VIII NJ
Dr Ber Mor,sp Rev n sculder. Ia y and sons NJ
Porter stt naTrs aid SON. Madam Boyrieand ctId Madam
Coca ipans, II Prcstcn. Longworth yers, Dr Robert
Nelson kepbsn Ms Oppcnhein, Mr. dScobI Mr. Duiisld
Me- uryou Jas Cross lady Aderspn an child
Mr harrow Mr. snirews, Mr. hehroiat Nr Washington
fadsm C0't', J Y tairtants Mrs Weaver an dsuEh
tors, Mr. Wapoe, Mr. u OobOrD ~ Andrews. Mrs Den
nor. Chas Green tbas oman Mrs Iiersfein and sister
amber and brother, Madam Schseiurs y S.ltgnlc and
lady, and l02 IN 81 csbln-to;n lgs
Prom Naanz,s, IN the schr FINN, Tu.tlr-J Burton. =
Ramsay, Eobinson.
Naval Intelligence.
Tic utod mates sloop OF Consc alton Commander
Rel, sailed IRON Genoa 1iu ut, bound 20 the nicd
state.
c'tcr dated Pnlo Pin,,g upch 9, stetes Iisi The
tntcd states sioOp q Germantosn Commodore L. L.
Page, bad iest arrived nj the above port The Gernn
town expected 10 meet the Z ned states steamer
rowhataD IN few days NJ singapore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

REoRGAEZGIoE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The recent movement at Brooklyn, by which the
Fire Department of that city is to be reorga-
pized upon the pay system, has more than ever
drawn the atteptios Of the public to the aeces-
sity Of similar reform in this city Heretofore
We have all dealt too much in glittering gene
ralities about the Fire Department aud have
appeared to be afraid of approaching the real
facts in the case. The department includes q
force of five thousand men, having collectively
great political and personal influence. They
have SERVED the public well; their bravery aud
fidelity cannot be questioned. But they are not
we'll organized nor properly governed. There
is Board Of Fire Commissioners who endeavor
to DO their duty and punish the rowdies Of that
department but some other power--the Chief
Engineer or the Common COuncil-steps in and
unooes all their work. The Chief Engineer an
nounces that he will not allow the fire bells to
be struck for false alarms on the Sabbath, aud
the Mayor proclaims that The head of the
Fire Department hes no control whatever over
the matter. The Chief awakes suddenly to the
consciousness that there has been great deal
of fighting and rowdyism in the department
during the past fifteen or twenty years, and
states that hereafter, when fights are reported
to him. he vii! seize the machinery of the offend
ing company, and lock il up lie the Corporation
yard. Here are all these authorities clashing
and quarrelling together, and the fremen taking
advantage Of the irnbroglio to kick up as many
rows as they please. Our streets on Sundays
are filed with bowling, shouting crowds of
men and rafting engines, tearing about for no
purpose whatever except the annoyance of
peacesble people. We are very well aware that
it is clsimed-and no doubt truly claimed-that
the rOwdes are not regular members Of the
department, but runners or hangers on.
How easy it would be for each company, were
its members go inclined, to purge itself of this
nuisance. But no, the evil is too deep, and the
good men in the department know it. The sys-
TEN is bad one-the department is badly Or
ganized. There are too many Governors, and
too little obedience from the governed The
only remedy for all this anarchy is the reorga.
nzation of the Fire Department upon the pay
system. The experience Of Boston, Cincinnati
and other places, where il has been tried, shows
that it saves time and money and disintegrates
dangerous political element. We want re-
gular paid fire police, such as those Of London
and Paris. When we get it-and il must come
sooner or later-we shall learn how to prevent
fires, as well as how to extinguish them; and we
shall save our credit and our money at the same
time. One'quarter Of rsie present force, picked,
paid men, under chief responsible alone to the
Mayor, would be on ample fire brigade for the
city. Why will not the Common Council ap-
point committee TO inquire and report upon
the facts Of the case? Who will move for such
inquiry:
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him Jew in the minds OF al Of U.s. We we're
not little surprised, therefore, on parting with
him in an obscure little village h Lithusnia, to End
that he belonged 10 distinguished Swedish family
oiEsthonn.
In Just ninety.six hours after leaving 81. Peters
burg We entered Tauroggen the last Russian Its
ton.
Escaping from the hands Of Jews who changed
our remaining psper money st runcus rate, We
took fresh coach 10 Langssrgen, the 6rst Prnsslan
s,s,ion about seven yersts distant Two stone pill
lars. 4 bar across the road and Cosssck guard
marked the frontier When the bar bad been hfted
aud ssain let down behind us, We were outside u
Russia and in land whose people and language
were most familiar and most welcome, after those
OF our own. The pus>ian officials greeted us hks
old freuds; the neat. comfortable dwellings, with
their gardens and leaiy arbors, were \ delightful
aud unexpected sight. after the bare iorlorn honses
Of Taurogccp, aud all thst wa. difficult or htisurg
in our Summer trip was over.
We went on 70 Ti.it ON the Niemen, ~ extra
post the same night, caught three hours Sleep and
then TOOK fresh start for KOniesbere, which we
reached in FIVE days from 81. Petersburg. Tho
Journey IS not very fatguing and though So RAPID,
enables one 10 the outside. at least, Of large
portion of the Baltic provinces. Hence, would
recommend the curious traveller to chsose this
route, rather than take the steamer direc. from
S,etin TO Cronstsdt. From Konigsberg Il 10 If
teen hours 10 Berlin by railroad. r.. T.
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Tnr BrtE ~ ScHooIs.-Tie Boston Daily Al
scrscr has the following, which seems 10 shed some
,sht on que.ton Of much iutere.. in our City:
Til question whether the Sor;ftIres shall b. reai
in the Public Schools OF New-lork is now causing
good &c al ii discussion IN that city. Sermons have
to,u preached upon il, public meetings called AM
urcr tuesday rc1t n election Of School Comn's ion-
,is is to take place, tbs being tn principal point OF
issue.
II appears IT,. from tie .choels y tie tfree
ards most notorious Tor their wee the scriptures
are EXCLUDED. W. 81 hot app-ehcnd taat tLs ete.u-
Zion or til controversy viii BE- 4 lcrg duration. The
nominal object is 20 pleas the Catholic populations
bat the example # Ireland shows the perfso, success
e tie nations schools II 0hl l.rga extracts t."T
tie Scriptures read, although t. great majority q
the population Is Catholic
In tie lecture gwen on Thursday Z: tie Chelsea
City Hal. by NJ. Eeorre Sumner, he described tte
difficulties crested by this question 10 Ireland and
tleir final settlement, tue acceptance by al parties
ii Tie volume %. sen turG L1t5c. lTepaIei y d.
Arnold cf Rvgby.
Mr.. Sumner, ON tbs orcas.on alluded 70 the H.
fcrtrcps uLiavorab.. 10 tie national schools, which
Lad beer drawn from tie isc Tia. Archbishop Nha;e-
lev j. 10 or GER one o their man.gCrs, and stated that
bc was pcruA,,el 10 lad words q: TIE Archbishop TAT
ofLopc:
.v.r.v ,esrs. ss' fr-ht'.hap Wls-I-y 'are- ex
III NeS l,sialf- l.vc 5-sn rr,- = y "a =
t-tAs piac. II cdzcs.i Te qrce {. LA a. t4i.a
I vis between T. -. Of - 1ty ard thy, sc De- r t,'
iuttt viii tie NsS Testament. hAs a o!Jo i9s En-
ISL J.. hofe hat lie recent, ests 4-si - IN
pl,ce III eia.c. g a;yee,s.Es e.cs b. Ts-.as
... Z. - llEe-.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
INRIVaLED IN MARKET,
WIN rNMyNSE
HOME ANE EIROSEAH



The r..,on Why is lat b Ns1 own proSs'. 'S So
nsiura color and Peraae aver y. nt ,ye on tG bes5.
removes al dandnf, cbuy sid heat from the tp lnts
and tone. UP the nerves sud ihr' cures Al nei.s
viii Stop and kecp IL falling os' -'t,' 'e Ss0,.y.
Aass 80 sfer 9e Il, G seo gay ,zsr rsadef
read the following aud Judge 'O' yourSl, ,,ss
MEssRs o. J. WOOD 1 c..
WOOD. Hair RsssIse sna my ha' bers quite gray made
srcat many PERSONS, lsd sgsp,l al Of patent si
eB, and short time ego eoHenesd 1'1ns yo1f AIIie!e' 10
The Ieuhas been very ,,.isc,ory tbs. an ssd
dd sud in jle q 500, ~ Wei IS Tor re enc urascm'AI
WHO may be gay was but who hs'ns n, pre-,
give your Restorsiye trial til hey ave farther proof ad the
which Won nav show % auysuc and also direct them %
further IToei WHO IN ard o.. 81 N T. "ife kAns
Sly hair is nov t Sa.r color ard mneh improved in sp-
p.Ianee e,,sy "s' -. 9,I ana AH- -' '"'
Kenny JENKINS az o9s b, ana csrIol,. s'qosyA
FRor. woop-Dsa, sr' your Hal. Restorative Ia, teae
muh rod IN ik. PAT q the eount, Ny hAI L.. s st =,
when lite AZ infant; hsy. be- usIs youi ~ -
torat,c for SIX weeks, and hnd rs as,e ns a ~ =,
no stoe. hisk ie ylr.hs remedy now eS,A. aid
s,ise al WHO az s6ii,ted tlst vsy u remedy
You can P''H'A '-i' " '''' S W. Mi6DLEroN
PHLIptLFHis, Sept 9, 1884,
Psor woop-Dea, s, Ycar Hair Restorative proving
i.ef beneficial 70 The fout AID so ne BE- part oi ny
htlpin, bottles q yoar Reo.st'e and now zoe Top q
head 10 wei ddef with promising crop ~ y-ns iaI anu
The front also receiving benefit. hsve tTied other Tcr.
atioEs ithout auy benefit think fFoIn my own
personal ldaii. car In many others @ y IL
loETs, Te,pec.ialy, ID Il THOMAS, N u.
No. pi Nine-t.-
The r,orave PIT MP bottles 81 three sizes VIZ Large,
medium and small the sns Aoi, hs plat and etals r
per bottle the neelm holds a. least twenty u more
IL than the small rcias Jr peg bottle Tie l...e
holds Quart ~ pei proportion aid rsAi Tor Is
bottle. - a,
o. J. WOOD 1 Co. Proprietor No. S'2 BroslSsv, New
York lin The great n V Wire Rail- EstaOsamert gEi No.
ia Aarktt.st., s.. Louis Mo.
And sold by al god Druggists a.; Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

DoGRIBLE CnrELTr.-The murder Of negro o"uei
bv George Bent. in Northumberland Comfy, BY 50
white and fee negro men, bas been noticed. whi;e
witres. la. tuned up who s.x the murder IT,
dhIoBl,s "a Go-,ue say.:
Ne -sd TINT several d,ys before, as he was pass
ing ty tie place, Re heard the cies and gr"Ans os
Terson apparently ia great agony, aud upon leaving
~. wagon and gong ~ the spot whence they pro-
c,,J. b. found tue colorci man suspended to tree,
and ,bs ufr-ons mentioned cutting him 70 pieces With
Jr,rrLes 81 switches aid had al the same line hr
Lurtipg under bin, and tia, lac cut him down as soon
A. IL cOul bat too late 10 save lis LIE, as b: died
oon after -uering intense pain. lie also sad that
tLde weIe zone fee negro acccmphces, woo cut ths
sgiit bes with which no scourged Iney were M
nsoisty arrested aud given niDc and thirty on theif
bare back and orered to lesve the county Inc en-
c:teneut was 20 grea, thG. mary were IN favor Of
hnfhiug The demons wlo committed the ION! sct, bf
lsw ard orcer prevail, d. rDd they were handed owe;
TO The srthori,es who committed them to jail await
The irdam.r. Of the law. The reason given for the
comm, zion cfihe deed was that the negro. with whom
thew Lad been trading, had Informed sgsinst them.
III: rsn.e Wa. Bill end he belonged TO Mr.. George
Brett" uf
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E1rrAoEDlsaEi CoAI.-7tc PGJkerrJprs rs.
Ners announces tie discovery il that region o. -pe
cmer Of coa which is SAD 70 surpass tie earne ;ol
Tie N,ss adds:
IL j. very light, al cen b igr;'el "a sly z: =
niece Of dry white pine wi. !. i extremely gaseous
and euiis ytry ..I5Ig o.. wlen burning. a piece
as laIre A.. mai Maple placed = tie 30" q cay
pire urdc s.r.i-lt, ard then lsf-ted 81 10. fire,
gave ort gas enough az the end ~ tie steu g. burn
with irgLt ngit for fye minutes. II eyiieE.ly
coud only BE- used ar making IS " ~, las 70.
sufficient soTi.y 10 burn in q crate ~ love. b.
would probably Ign through TIC bars = svst ci vi. or
~. L"
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nOater Cure.

hR. MI NDE's WATER RE, al Florence,
mas. ihree miles from n" N0rhauP'on Railroai
depot Te,s and bes regulated ,st2os ts
IT, II United STAT, kept operation hrougL1 he year
Dr. nunde i Pri'suitz the mos eminent pro
ti.lu,r II the ~a;rTclie tist Germany IA pIotl
~ Y. TI.bTne
OH. various rube.i us 81 cold water cures ccr.aay
amor The beat the superior # Sny IN jcrmsuy
NJ az JogtisL
wv are convinced thai s1er authority thar L.. in
matter Of hydroIsy BE- found IT. or any -ilcf
.nunlv Ia nj. sszne Of uome1 PsLy aud lIS lroItly
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CONSTTATION (COSTIyENESS) snd DYs.

II ~ It =
prpsrA corr'c,eIv Surd wiihcu. rneGines Injections
cr baths, By DAVIS ELNAlENlA CRACKERS, an A.
he az istriiious sad ,eseisb.e oed = f.l " az
storm H. a. mach xa bowels 20 tie L0ur condition aston
ihes 81 classes OF un6eAe,ers tsHces sua rs,isLs.o
the moo "a ard ersb.e ciH1c;eF E9a pEt
cc Of Dr.. or n, dne In he comp cn Of Aess cscL,rs.
ma tke1r operation susrs:, "a repressust ;he
pur,iss nancy r,ur cd MsnufsrtUet and I'D ony ty be
sut.orber >, his Crsescr Bstey NJ. 2is Fonyths Pr ~
ocuts PEI i,i vii s.sp Sran In aly eAnsie A3le
.rLlil. bat ibos stan ped DsvN~ =, a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-08

NOTICE OF AS>IGNMENT.-No is hereby
~ gwen iha, q. ". ". WHITAKER - Bnieeon, n he
Comfy - Cumberland aud SITE - NeJ Isey hath this day
nedr emmett the subscfDr Of Ms estae or lie equal
benefit Il be creditors and thai said cred. must '1A't
their respective claim. under oati shrlaoa, WIZ TIE
term II three nOltLs.--Dated, OF p 3. -
IDS lw5vW W. H. THOMPSON
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Hle0ital.
DRADDOCK's PULMONARY COUGH MIX

u
10 rURE-Ths eSce-. Medicine foG tie % Ccles,
Cogsh, Group sad general Pulmonary ConrAa. Is tT1y
scon bad result. About o. bottles have esa
rr.aed the pas. il the Ciy Of Hartford nm IL
recent io1 tie tune offered - tns
ci.ise1s G. kes iors. ~
Tx A. soos peopl. .3d give T. 70 ycur children. who VII take
really or Co,Ss CEo1p. Sod hole.se BY c WELLS
70 No li5 trsrklEs ami 81 re BY the Dru1Ei.ts Pre-
psr,d and soId at HstoTs CoGE-, By JOHN skADDOCk,
prrsf,s. ard ATothecsfy
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Tn. spiri.ualsis are TO have grand r,A.s conyen
.., AZ syraouse n. from tie st1 to 'he 90 e.,
ircu.i - and all trarce sgesker' in tae e"itrj sre
invited.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fro Dec

III
t. 1855 Trains vii leave Chambers s. Station as CGo~s
Express Trains and $3.50 Albany Mall Iisih a.
HAS M for Poughkeepsie ESD AID 81 p M Tor
Dobbs Ferry et II 40 and S. & p for Sing Sing p m
for Peet,kl ESQ D. m The PoughkeepsS, feshskI slug
Sing ard Dohs sius the Way stations fs's-n
rsrstake. a. Chambers Canal Christopher aud Ss s Trans
fr New York leave Troy at 6:S5 aud 10 m, aud s. p
aud Albany about IS minutes later. Ga Sundays p
A r. SMITH Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroa0e.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST WEST, should bay before starting APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price 25 celts. The clear
manner in which the THROUGH ROUTE MRS de-
bnssted, enables the traveller glance HOW He
SHALL TRAVEL He will dolsr by securing
copy. ID. APPLtION q Co., Pubhshsrs,
No. and Sfe Broadway.
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FLUSHING RAlLROAD--Leaves Fulton Mar.
~ Wharf IS steamer IOLAS al G35, 750 and 10
and J. 45 and The lave Fustng L. l., s'645,
and 10 a. and 345 p. M. meeting and hanging
minutes. R~re - cents. WM SMITH, Receiver.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY sid TROY. Fare : :
On and MONDAY, Dec 1858, Trains viii leave 9th
st. New York os iullows:
goa m For White FLAWS.
q.SOs. m. For Wliamshrldce.
ln.rOh d.. Mail train for Albany.
li5O m..FoT " lite Plans
2Np.m..For Wlismsb-idge.
800 y. NJ. For fiIert n.
$ % =. M. "a ress ior Albany
400 = .for Croton falls
500 p. IL. For White Plains.
6.l5 p ~. For White Plains from White aud Centre 'i'
$50 y. NJ. For " lillian. sbiidIe.
R.rrFNING--Win leave
5:O1s NJ. White Piaius
Gao g. ~. WillsGls6rid-e.
100 g. .Croon Fa.s.
7:tOa IN. NJ Merton.
1904. White Plains
8:t5a o.. Mail train ioI Albany.
IL. % .. m.. WliamsbIidsc.
l. 10 y. NJ " L;e Plains.
500 p. Ia. White Plain.
$3.50 y. Albany Express.
500 p. NJ. " illiausbridge.
WIN }. CAMPBELL, s, rrrin'enicnt.
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cE.sfrsC OrsE Nv ros.Os .e srG-r, . q A - "a
tt a. b. IN TEiE.sa - LAEgTca1, Coz
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HEALTH of AMERICAN wOMEN.-Femal

L. II
irrsssrites ws.iRess li.ss dispis,,senis AID Il
ea uri5s dacuaes 6rl ec1s.a.iorGl trouble. e
.,e entirely cu-.d by THE GRAEFENBERG MARSHALLs
UTERINE CATHOLiCoS.
l. obi. CONNECTION Ms, Bee .- lister Il Re R.v HE>Sy
WARD BrrcHts IN e'.ers be Veoyie usse 20 ssys
have nue ,,.er ara and foaI.eva female sim.
a. married. and a. eei ala alDs. AGl.i
circ ofuy nerds s1o aaauc -@cG ger llsrrsc
seie. BON ia ~. ceriury and coaG.ry who r-r'y
healthy In asses. however, whore the GRAEFESBERG
CA1HOLlCOS bas been e'ed m4s; 'sy ha te-..4 la.
rsPdy take p,. u d-,a.e, al a--s bone
t'.' s'-'rs vig,rr and Lea:'y.
M. G.ss T. o. .z.rsuy.: "Bsa-u.i i0deed y.
h3I Fg.tr. Of oaa-, bos does :; reed 70
b. projected b. s:cf l'ss IA: 81 % 81 he tn ofa
.s.e % a5re.i 90 ned
worth AID purity ohsIscr7 III thee nay b. ',vse "
adGyenias ths Gra.fsats'g C'@E0 r.
Il give, IT. great pleasure to certify .be 1s-.be
alton GrseE roerg Maisha Or q Cstl3i 81 n on
49, n i' '.s . Of y be 5.a ~ S cop,
}. P LtNsEsT, d Alb1Tu Pour tofuers 2 II
lena Me.soa.t cler.ynsn NJ hes-, rs. firy sed e.
woe. tie feeble iesth Of uomeE 8 have tF.v-rt ny -
7n 10 ,hr.r 1--WE Wy BE G's-fe-bers M-sha-
Rev. PEIER sHsEf, Rds'wl. III ?.
Icannot frd word. 70 express ny thant. ne mec' ~ al
y'er Of tie Ofs' necis Compa3y "h- 81 t1'f
mean, under es,sn Of res;or entire heah sf'er
year u nery aud che fail ~ Of IN bet y'esl' ia -
KsTr H. H,vrrrros, w..nins:o1, D..
Psrc, OF III. os,rrr,rrRs MissrArL's UTreNs Ca,
50 per bte Eve bottle. sent for Sc and eI
press charges p,dt end Il press from Newiorf
For sale at the OTTicE or TIE 0s.EFEsREss COMPANY
No. s. PtEtrow, New-Yofk.
Adore. orderto JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, H. n,
secy GrsefeLbers Company, No. - Psraro~, NewfoEs
Eo1E-WE WILL sUARASTEE HAT TAI ABOVE sraTE.
syyTs WILL TULTULED
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -
Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connoctins the Attain
&c Cfei with Western North Western snd SouihW e.eIt
Jts.s by q Railway direct This kosd ab connes
n Ptsbursh with daily lines Of steamers 20 az PoTc on tss
W.,ten Rivers ard Cleveland and 6aDtusty with the
ce,m.rs 20 all ports North Western LsSesmstns the
ao, direct cheap reliable route BY which FRElodT es7
~ forwarded 20 and from the Great West n.,,,nn
HaTEs BETN Elm PHILADELPHIA ana FiTTsbu hed
SssT Boots Shoes, hsu ane CaP1 boots cea.
Dry Go0a' w 20 800. ~ yu,, l"n
-fSSns I'm oripinsi b,esl Org, TN cs.ts) Is res.sF
LsA,her I'm rolls and boKes), Wool and Sheep lV n
E@fs Eastward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SHKD CiAss-AnTls, HsrdgEe Steel Chains I'm can.,p
oasiN Hemp Bacon and PoEk, ss;edfloo,e or In leJ
sscksl Tobacco msnufd, except Cigarso or Cut, Sc
feURIH CLASS Coffee, Fish Bacon Beef And
PoYk On or boxes Esrwsrd LaLdsud Lard Soc-nsP
Oh Nails, Soda Ash, German Cay, Tar Pitch, lV T.
FLovR- y bbi. uI,i further notice
4 inN 70 until further notice.
COTTON bale, not exceeding so weight, un7i f1rAa
In chipping goods any ro Of Phs.ephia be p.s
n-ur T. marx tis Pennsyivauis Railroad Au
Voods consigned Agents Of this Ros ST Psdepaa %
Sr.sburrh wl be forwarded without de.cn,ion.
TsYICHr AGISTs.-H,rTis, Wormey Co, Memphis ferx-
ss.k Co, ST. Louis; r. g. ORe,ily Co., Evansville,
ind punesnin Bell Co.. sIi Carer Je~eii, Lcsavs
Ky; e. c. Medium. Madison Ind II. ". Brown Co, ana
irwtn Il Co, Cincinnati N W. Graham Co.. LsD-svule,
Ohio Leech No. 81 kioys. Bos.on; LsecA Co., No.
Iot; r. j. sneed.r Pbisiep hs; h.gTsw kcons, Bass.
more ID A Stewart. PittsbrrEh
D. H. HOUSTON, General Frcsh. Agent, Philadelphia
2. A SCOTT, Superintendent. Altoona Pa
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NEW Observation-Disclosures RAIL-

IN ROAD-Fog ALBANY aud TRON.-kaIe reduced 70 +
eommeD0ing MONDAY, Dec c, less.
Leave 9th u. station, NrvYors 10 q. N Expire" Nail
Taiu 80 EApres hrouth iu - hours without change
couneotns WIKI The NeYoFk Ceui5a RailIcsi Tain
foy the West $500
R,tu-rpg leave Albany 745 Express NAL Irs1 $50
p ~ Fxprs throu a. without cluS o. arriving oh.
a. Detot, New York, ats:So 7. ~.
Ths Road excellent order, provided will 10
Telegraph. equipped with AID ooumodou- Cara ssd FOR
81 safety and Comfort is equal 90 any other ro9te
n D.. IL New York. corner Of 2Sth.st. And 4ih ~.
Tkc procured and Baggage checked al the Once corner
81 MAID, panc aud Dean =. Albany ct Depot Fat Al
bsny Nh J. IAAfBELL, slp~siA1eAae.I
November So 1876.
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Il SkFETY.-Tbe public are Informed that the Old Colony
Fa River Railroad Company have sached 20 the passen
hTOR This Invention sTeady in many of the best
roads Of this country promotes degree Of security 70
nfe and property impossible without it. Railroad Managers who
desire avail themiees Of improvement for tue safety
Of NE requested t. exsrne th Every days observation
proves coDcsey that the application Of the brakes By
bad while 10 good be for ordinary purposes Is q
value IN presence OF Danger This Company will furnish
these Ma hires FOR all the Of any road and warrant them
10 sDswsI The purpose, or no sale.
W. c. CRxlMER, Secretary,
81
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pENNS Y ds. 4 MA n a / IA sa,1 L & y A u

Pie rennryNAs Railroad couper:s1 P;sburrh v..s Fss
tosSs from Louis Mo. Alton, GsenA AID Chi a<s
ILL., Frankfort. Lexington AID Louisville Ky Term hsls,
Madison Lafayette ana lnisnspos Ind Cn ras.i Dayton
Springfield Beeonsne. SsDdssky Toledo. Cleveland Column
sa, zaresve Asui!on and WOo.er, oaio also With re
pssei beats from And 10 New Oesas u Louia LoniS
ME AID Cincinnati.
Tscuh tickets the East be bad .. Of the ssovs
nsr.coed places In the West
BAGGAGE CHscyFD THsorsH.
Passenger viii End tas AID expeditions Any
s.her - 1900.
TARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROADS.
See haH6sill, framed, IN the bo:eI Of ttis city.
ghrousa Tickets or further Information, NAY be had s ~
sGSs OFT -. -
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
No. Aston HOUSE, BROADWAY,
}. L. ELLIOTT. As~zk
ycT rptro: Tickets apply a. No. Bs.;siJP..
nov Der !. 1855.
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W. G. CRxAMER, Secretary
No 81 Pine.sf., n. Y.
U,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid and superior
cay STATE, Capt Jewe leaves NewYort every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock p ma
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, 0 MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, OF O'Clock p, from Pier
no. 8 N. r.
Hereafter Will be regarded secured to Any epp
sant uu t the shall have been paid for
Fregato Boston Is forwarded hrous with great dspsth By
Express freight Train.
WI BORDEN. Agent, Nos 70 and Ii west.st