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AFFAIRS Al THE STATE ClPlrAh.
Our Special Despa,on from Albany

Our Special Despasoh from Albany
NEGLECT OF THE PUBIC BUSINESS Esriho or 1hh
CASTLE GARDEN CoMMnrEA--LIvA OAK GEORGE
A1sAsi, March II, 1868
large number of bills reported il the 6oess this
noyping There only hundred and M. ia tic
calendar. no, one of the important AID tudspeosalle
public bills yet the aies Where is the casrrar
Of Ways and Means
Another meeting OF the Castle Ga,aea Investigating
Committee held this afternoon NO cause icr am
more arrests of refractory Witnesses
Your particular friend Live Oak George Sas been in the
lobby couple of days He created quse eensst!on.
The star ding committee of the third house Immediately
waited upon him. proerng their services upon any leys
lavo enterprise in which no might DO Interested They
annoyed him considerably, as they do everybody else
who arrives supposed 70 have the rocks But ne
ceived them quite cooy and rather seemed disposed to
shake them Off 1t turns ou: that his visit to the csnth
was of Specializing character he seldom
unless some important matters induce him. few years
since grant, charter, privilege franchse something
else obtained by Iairoad association to construct
a railway through the Ninth avenue IN the city Of New
York. and down town " the Battery. Live Oak owning
pine-tenths Of the stock Of the Eighth Avenue Rail
road foressw that the new road would divide the travel
and thereupon set TO work and obtained INJUNCTION
against the directors OF the new road which compelled
then to temporarily abandon their work, after having
laid down considerable portion Of the rail- as far south
as enner Grecnwlcc or washington street, ~itnc Kew
days Mr.. Noah Chids of the House. representing The
Eleventh City Assembly district, introduced bill having
for its obec. the completion Of the Ninth avenue read
This movement brought Live Oak George to the CAPITOL
In order 10 def at the bill But 40 was not likely TO be
taken up for vera days, be left the city leaving
sgent the spot 20 telegraph him when his presence
shall he required. Rumors are Aaoat that he stsled
rather than that the Ninth road should be bui
he would sacrifice any amount OF money The LOBBY
aware that when ne speaks or there is
ing in H. He did not exhibit the least appesrau. Of hay
ing been converted 10 the faith Of John Wesley.
% antir froap xvh haa
been before the Senate since early Of the session.
WAS ordered to third reading this morning Senator
Spnola had two important amendments pending,
hut he not Mr. Stow would not consent 70
further delay they not adopted. vii! likely
tie Senate 70 morrow; but senator Foot thinks will be
easy to Locomotive and train of loaded with
dead heads directly through it, Notwithstanding s sup
posed striDgency.
Crossing the Ice at this point Is suspended. The
railroad ferry boats commenced running this afternoon
rhe weather to-day is warm as II it were the middle Of
May.
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THE GXNK2Ak NEWSPAPER DESPArcI.

ALBANY, March II, 1853.
The Castle Garden Committee met this Afternoon. Mr..
Hamilton attended, and testified that emigTauts were
charged for tickets inside than they would be
outside the depot Tr. F. Harris, subpenaed &c wit
ness brought Up with him document showing how the
Of per cenage railroad tickets sold inside tho
depot was to be divided amongs. whom These papers
ef. in his oyercoa. pocket Congress Hal stolen
therefore DR.. Harris testified before the comnee that
the per centsge divided up into certain number Of
shares and distributed amongst various individuals
The committee then adjourned until TO morTow.
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, March II, 1853.
Mr.. DAYTON (dem) reported ~ complete the bin
creating now ward in Brooklyn. Ordered 70 a third
reading.
The bill repeating tho Canal Aud.ors act Of 1857 was
tab up special order, but progress reported.
A food Of petitions presented in favor Of tong
railroads.
Mr. DAYTON presented petition signed by 500 persons,
asking the repeal Of ths Brooklyn Building Association
me bill to incorporate the Great South Bay Steam Nav
gaon Company made the special order Of the day for
The Sergeant Arms brought up James w. Hamilton IN
custody who put in answer 70 the charge Of contempt
IN writing which he stated that he cashier the
Castle Garden depot aud considered himself implicated IN
the charges made against the Commeioners and that no
refused 10 any questions without Counsel, but dis
claimed any intent 10 act In contempt OF the House or s
committee.
Mr.. Iasiyo (dem offered resolution dsch.rging the
prisoner custody and insiructns the cor--e' W
allow counsel at all times to the Commissioner All 80
MIR. Mn a. moved 10 sucnd by rsr-ndlng The wtncs
back 70 ,ssoo, llul c ia she a. sons beore Oh,
no rrrvioup 1ussi IN va -rovc. ard vote ordered
After warm detsi, t'o resolution rcroauinr tto Wit
uaes back r. CUSTODY vnt he INC qrestors rui
" him. lader Tie ais icc g counsel, A. edoriei.
rHs ssttEv tso rot IS Csrf.
hr. Cay der rr-.erted ne majority re- 20 favor
@ c,aaftaas Joha saogy n De sea- ;4aioi ~ Jan
lr. N,rpxa (dem) rresta1sd ne minority rlpsd u
favor C -'rirs tlc reat 70 Iancs a. lc'1S
Tie ftflft~ Anu oofcn 1I3 zero lfHred 20 O. Ff.el
Ny lriAa would report on me ON ct jug Al.aa o.
q order.
Eufs RprustEn
Abrfcr the better regu'a!or - ne Ncw Ycrt ci'y
rsIiros51 reported fsvorsby A'el the following -
OH rra.yc 20 The term Of Office Of Tie bo.da u 10
J1rtnenia in thc city n Brooklyn.
Bil relative goods sold By auction IN a ely o. l'eV
York
Bill for he speedy abatement q nuEauccs n tho CIV or
Sew orr.
Bill 70 amend TIC apPcrloameai ,sw b. giving Broous
county hers and viu stOn one and ~ rnan1ec
The Tow o usan % allies many county Made tbc specis
order Of q . day on thursday.
Mr. Bhirs Cer) ss,e ns'iye hat the minority rcpors
would be presented.
sASsAa SOCIETIES,
Mr. VAS NALSkSnvpsH (rep) mn1 reply u lhe u ecCd
OF Mr.. Ianing resolutions nquIrg into the charges
against the state Kansas societies.
Mr.. CRAM spoke on the democratic sde
|. The subject made the special order on Monday
evening.
The New Utrecht Tax bill the wasbout Burial Ground
amendment bill, and Poughkeepsie Charter bill, wero
ordered TO a third reading.
Tue Metropolitan Police bill mse The special order
| on Friday
Adjourned.
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Tss orrsA-The "Huguenots" given last night, FOR
the fh time the greatest audience that has been
assembled the Academy. At eight O'Clock II ut
terly impossible TO get view Of the stage from any part
Of the theatre me attendance OF las, night much
greater than the previous performances and the opera
has made unprecedented furorc II will be repeated
IN Friday
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Dad.


Mrs. Easa Tns.ia, ssS q joseph Il Brs%S. aged Is
years.
Notice Of the funeral will be given in % morrow non
'rsspercrs
on We as.Isy. Hsrcb IT, siici thcTi .-sf. = .t IF
CiEv. see ~ ~s- End Il 'agt
fAs flue-sl ~il fso rI.,. ffon Aa II-,r1 Hs'otut
ch1r.h, D. Torn, -F-e o.. FRIDAY snfrcer, r: ouf
ocvt 1ba ireaf, q, ,is family are requested " .et'
a.,fNruf irrthar NV litr
ptr-e.s On v e,.rs,say u,-~- ", q uicsrtt-r r.
r.,.N..oa wt IT. LAY svoolr Marsh Il, ., Ola roj.
.trc, n n oSs1, .ttN iqsf,s, % we 1lit year y, ti
- r'sad All tboss o. his relatives are rsl5estci o
Na.llsi1u snd iohnsor street, Brooryr. "a Ff day
nr-f4fg o. hnf ~ "a cloek
Ira on NcdrcsAey, N,-ch IL, CsHlrs- C., ire
bcov, wife u W. Greene, n 90 as. rear of hsr asc
Inc re1ayes and fraDGs Of the family arc rc-pccf ~
nvi 10 attend the funeral, on Friday al, moon, ts
octck, from her late residence, NO. 90 West Vory ninth
street Her remains viii be taxed W Greenwood Tor IN
GElrrp AT Key Yves, Florida on sunday. March !
Of yellow eycr GporoE u. Gnrrrns, aged " ycsrs, II
liz in brooklyn, on wednesday, March II, Of
oiscse Of the heart, MRr Auorsrs, daughter 81 william
H. aa1 Agnes Hsydock aged 10 year., IL months ami
fbo funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon
at n,ee o'clock iron the residence Of her parents NO
rcno, Of the family Respectfully invited 10 attend
Hsvrz1-M staten Island 90 Tuesday, march 10, JAcos
y. Hrp1zst, aged O. years, month and IL days.
His relatives and friends those OF his sons, william end
George w. and of bs n-lsw, ". @. Tgnman and T. D.
Jeremiah, respectfully invited 10 std the funeral,
this ursday) afternoon, at two O'Clock, IRON the rest
denco Of W q. Talmsn, No zoe state street, botreen
smith and Hoyt streets, Brooklyn, without further invita-
ton.
Howsrt The funeral o. D. N HowSI wih take pace
At Msmaronech rom he eI,e of ODlss psiJner,
friday morning, al Ten oc'olk. lie Ns~ Haven cs's
losvc TIE Twenty seyelth stree. sa'on Tor Namsrosecx
e. 20 A. N. TIE friends o. The family are nysei TO a.
tend.
p t9th year OF hs age sou Of the late Robert Jamso
las isnis aad asquauisasss y tae Is-aT osa Of BIZ
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AIISS-Puxu-On Tuesday, March 16, by The Rev.
Mr. Hatfield Of Forsyth strcet church. JoHs Afs,ssDxR
AIIyS OF Brooklyn, 10 Mss EIzssns T., eldest daughter
Of james Palmer, Jr, OF this city.
CLssE-SAyAss In willsm,burg, on Tuesday, March
2, by the Ry hr. Mayhem, Mr. DAxos 7. CLARK, Of this
CT y 10 Miss CosrSrA c. SsvAcn OF Williamsburg, I. T.
Hartford Conn and Utica, n Y, papers please copy.
In Cosrp-GuaoS.-On Tuesday March 10, by the Row.
r. ~ Adams, NICHOLAS Ia CosrE Jy, OF this city, " Mas
SorHA A. GIsaoS, OF Staten Inland
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NEW YORK LEGrSLATURx.



ALBASI, March II, 1858.
REPORTS.
By Mr. Ely (dem )Eavorably to alter the map o. New
York In the village OF Manhattanyile.
BY Mr. BRAsDREIu (dem. )-Favorably 10 incorporate
the Kelermsn and Hygenic Institute in the cay OF New
York.
BY Mr.. DvES (rep )-FavoraSiy to making appropra-
tons for the support OF insane cenvict
NOTICES.
BY Mir. SrTSorA (iem)- repeal the law extsnd.l z
the Fifth avenue in the CITY of Brooklyn.
INTRODUCED
By Mr. BRAsDRsru-To amend the Law Incorporating the
Proyidcnt Fund Society
BY Mr. DvRS-To amend the act in relation TO moneys
levied seamen arriving al the port Of New York for
the benefit Of the Seaman Fund Retreat The bill pro
shall pay dollar and half mates dollar, seamer
fifty cont coasng vessels twenty cents for each person
Vessels from New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island
shall pay the rate, but not oitener than
month that the presden; aud trustees he empowered
TO the master or owner, or both.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
The Comptroller and Attorney General reported bill
Of particulars a. to the expense OF the reference in the
OF the state Munson Lockwood. They have 10
official certificate Of the Judgment rendered against the
state, but believe It 10 be $4,000:
Special Sessions, in New York, was ordered 70 a
third reading, after adopting az amendment By Mr..
cit, one cf whom shall preside, and that ali the
Justices In convention shall designate the Justices
Of sad court and of attendance, the Supervisors
the mpensaton for such extra services which are
not 10 be diminished increased during the term Of ooe
also gves the Convention the power TO appoint extra
clerks whose compensation to be Hxed by the Super
visors
Progress then reported on tho bill to proleo, the
burial CT the dead.
The bill authorizing Mr. Woodruff TO place sleeping
all the railroads In the State aud not to charge exceed
ng my ccuts Tor any distance one hundred miles,
aud twenty dse for less than one hundred miles was or
dorcd ~ a third reading.
The senate In committee considered the Railroad Free
Pass BILL and adopted the original bill ~ introduced by
Hr. Sow.
item r. NJ the Senate stu debating the merits Of
the bill on motion to strike out the enactDg clause.
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NB-o's GARpry.-rhs very pleasant and popular house
I'll % reopeped Tuesday next with the members II
Toe 4vei family Who have been play in boston during
he past ten weeks. Mr.. Nlbo's proclamation will DO
,f,-ai q the proper column ofto.dsy's HkAnp.
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IN rIrH ADVICE AND co
NOTARrIq.

NoTARrEs-
oucens-Gllber, SAyres Jamaica. Kings-nP-sle. ~.
rurslou Richard Todd, Edmund Terry, Jacob J. err
cen proklyn. New York-Hooper Van Worst, ATVi-
bald 81 Van Duseu, william A. rmpeon, Hegyy ',
Banks william Currie william Poole, John r. saisefs-
watt, Allan Melville, washington Wheelwrsht, h15se.
G. TaIlsan. John H. Pentz Elijah " Rkcr, wnlar Va
Hook, J. n vsxnum, Jr., Frederick T. lee, Thc-6 .
Hcmmerp. Thomas NeHAhou.
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ChW SNOW, Nsrr IL, 1858.
nc steamship Memphis arrived hero from New York
las night
II. tvlmshlp Gc'r-cs Cress from Baltimore, arrived
th3 mornsg re after rHrcrs the Atlanta on Sunday
rgh, WITH be- cargo discharged, her anchors out, aud
eraiuary working 81 even nigh tide The prospect
Ter Dolg OF folu VAs nsidcred good
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Aasnr. n,ent 81 emo Nav I.,.s, I.caI.IainL

ltlt IAsTs-. AAftt -. TT"
IRE Gcncsee ry7er e. unusually q, AZ .n CO 'nc1
O. the GenCsec valley u laNlcd
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FAST DAY IN VRBxoNr.-Gov. Ryland Fletcher,
u Vermont has proclaimed that Fricsy the ID o April
merit be observed throughout the Ssais day Il fast
ing, humiliation aud prsysr.
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TIENoS. MaI1h L., 1858.
Tn to bolsea or 80 tey stature or Ns je-fey hoo
deserIn ned ~ sdouru .ioe 30. o. The 18th ~
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1ho rInr,as % .nrannnll

sttANNAu. hsrct ~ lH.4
=, r-'ted S;stcs NAL steamship florida Arrived hero
rto1. Gsr York a. III " today lad heavy wi'As al
~ eay A. vet
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Str0p Can bs
obtained, genuine. a. !. 4 g. 9AUrDEHs store, No. ]
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Hunt, Webster & Co = Tight stitch Sewing
machines embracing Hicks recent Improvements and IL
cepoed under howes patent No go broadway ~ T. first
NfOr
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Cd Stl poysII so,s TaTssg ~ SLID
IN. ~ B. D vale sels 2sSxd eWA
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BatcheIoy'- Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
The b yrf passing All made. Bold and sppiied
q the mani fA. W y, ~ Broadway.
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Gentlemens Hats --sp-inR Style for Is5s In
troduced by EsPENCHEID Price o. co. At No. lis Nassau
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10000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction
prices Mt PHILLIPS 4 SMITHS. B4warren street.
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LATEST FROM KANsAs.-From a gentlemen who
arrived from Xarsas in the steamer torda yesterday
afternoon learn that affairs that Territory are com
paTatisely quiet The proclamation OF Governor Denver
regarding the Kansas militia has completely aken ihe
wind out Of the saisr ~ Jim ard his myrndous,
and bias created much excitement Denver has declared
bis intention 10 suppress, By fierce necessary, any
armed nc ies o. that may DO formed lie will issue
his orders to The United STATES Marsha. 70 that effect
50. L0us Leddsr, March 10.
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White, the Hntter's Spring Styles, -; Last
fall s.J 10 reduced to g. at WHITES las Fulton
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Crssssdcsc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toup~ss-
Beet the world For sale and dye applied at No Asor
House.
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Early Spring Causes the Falling Of Hair.
by the overnowing Of uurimen from the bulbs Consua-
ton 81 Church street;
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The Spring Fasnicn for Gentiemen's Hats,
by BEIyL a CO., lG Broadway.
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raris Boots, Shoes and Caters, from Mclies.
Jus, received per EurouA
EUGENE FERRIS, Bootnaker, co Nassau street.
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Defiance salama.der Safes-With Patent
pc der proof and bars Also, de and burglar
y. oct paTlor sAics. Depot 49, Pearl street . .
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Watkins khead.-Hts BE sutiful Spring
style hat Buy from tine Old established store No. Us
Lstt..
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GenIn's Spring Styles for 1853 now Ready.
GFNIN, ia Broadway. opposite ST Psul's church
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How Ia Enjoy IiE-LooE WsD.-To do thiS
you mus, wear one Of RNoXs spring hats. Price e. No
\ Hroa1 xnx
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BRlxu,u-In Jersey City, Wednesday, March IL,
Mrs. ErAHA TURrA wsc OF joseph H. Bramhal, aged q
years.
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Smithsonian House, Broad way, corner of
Houston street. New York. Hotel accommodation the
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Frederick's Photographic Temple OF Art,
No. sS and ss7 BosdxAy opposite the Metropolitan Hots
Photograph Hac.ypes DsSaerro'ypes an Anbro'ypcs n
style.
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CINGFR's SEWING MACHINES FOR ALL MANU-
- featuring purposes gers sewing msohlnes deess
Cd Indispensable The c insis. upon havins ,he csSss
Ing &C. made BY them. Singers family machine
he latest presented for ocmpeutcn and being s.nsed -
fun knowledge q DE defects 81 other machines f~ snrsg
uses has avoided dYremedled them all 1t The hsnd-1s
sewing nschne ever made and the essesi 70 am V -
rate Icing one Of these machines segsni am s>enses
rnee si"' WIN IRON se,s ecrPis,s On. 4s srcAsvsy.
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Hon. Fred Douglass, the Champion OF Uni
versa freedom Of mankind. had his photograph taken by
HOLMES yesterday, 2Se Broadway.
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DHEuxATTSv sCROFULA SALT RHEIM u, rTC.-Hv.
Ii ATS life bplssm certain 10 the pain. II
these deSs,s az water Is TO quench thirst slso
fever eryspelss the of inquiry OF
blood liver and N1neys general debility dyspepsia in
cpient consumption piles te. Principal depot GAG
street rs cents per bottle.
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Blow ye the trumpet blow
The gladly solemn sound;
let all the nations know,
To carth's remotest bound
The gear OF Jubilee Is come;

An aged brother in the psrquet,c prayed fcrveny fsr
the spirit OF God 10 come down in their aist breathe
uipn thcr hearts and qualify them 10 go FORTH scatter
rg the words OF life wherever they sho-ld 60 God hsd
said "Ihcee who sew in tears shall rcsp in 10y" Oh
that he might help them n forth bearing their bur
tbeus and 10 return bringing their sheayes: thst he
might help them TO that there never sush time
a. this " SOW let sem feel the responsibilities which
Cod had devoved upon them let them feel the soemnty
az the point upon which they standing 70
the consequences hanging upon every OF their
hvee.
young brother the parquette prsye earnestly that
ary had 10 thai place lightly that thor hearts
might be turned that God would continue NJ. vofr aud
pour Gown his spirit upn this city, and n hs ghteous
pcss would cover the land do the face OF the
deep that from this meeting shoud be brou mt
10 Jesus Christ our Saviour.
middle sgsd brohS IN We fAuuy circle sad h cor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NDERsoHl ANDERSON NO. ~ BowERY SELLING
"A carpets and ocoths Grn endous low pr g.s@
oss from factory prices krgsh v.lses o. 20 i0s
yard Brusses 6s ISL 81 Fer yard nErai1 carr et 81 10
o. per yard oiclo,hs, y 81 Sc. a. per ysFd s39tS
worth, ald they must be SOD for cssh
HIRAM AN DFRSOy, No. - Hovp~v.
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u Ccnnesiians are ASIDE sl.n Relur lng 1roins rom
the am prints made sairg so1 and tast also. al
CLEY EIAND toI Sandusky. I1e1o, Deiroli; Chlcaso,
Eric DunkTrk, Buffalo NiaG Falls and Cnnda Noiugs
town. WarIcu and New Caste
r B1gEase ch ted thr1g 20 all plnis aud transfer
red free ct charge.
r. For TcEets OF inf0-ma ilu apply a. the Vnian Tick
Il Oce 81 Superior rCer, tlc 0ra Depot, and AZ
all Railroad Ticket Offces-
J. FARMER. Sup l. Clcyclsud.
CLEVELAND, ZANESIlLLB i ClAClAAATI
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MARINE NEWS.

yesse!s pszs IN and cut q the LoeN Of he
wssi Caaal. Al Port CoI5orne C. v furnished By ne
lex Tender TO the Board of Lake Underwriters D. r D'-
bins. Secretary-
Ror-xn WrsT-Iulv c-P-op. Jeflrson: pTlgs f.euI "
~, OCEAN. schoaHSrs MelrCse. Eureka tscIs
Pridae Gold Han'er, PeTseseranre Fashion Oh ~ ~. -
-Pr.p G-aute st1ie. ecirs EaiIefur' bu'''ea' v Wa
slronscn, ". II Merritt. BIS 'ol 80 r,.t.ar
bound EAsT-July 2-BaIque ocean y ave. " t,r1r -
n1-n- Ceerge. brig Manchester schonncEs neeiln
r. b. Cocker, Syiph, Is ana Q een aiaraTe u ~ r. y %
mon Iohn Weeden Cincinnati J. IL Illiany flal-
Ts-nh Grant Geo Steele. Hush Barclay Monte e1llnl
ST,nIr-a Dr. snouEh Catharinet c Reeve, > } bsuh
Fon Walrus. b. British Queen ,
yasssl la far haTb yr-Sisamer Dover and two sc9"s
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CARRIAGE MAKING
.THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO FOR
twenty one years has been IN the above businesSm IN ils
rifyexrep for the past gheeu mont nces 70 ne
Cveland pubc tha taken tho Old stand al
Hurlh. 3 or and will the business % CaIIase
Wpg and resiriugdoing al work pfon pt and sat
4 rcforv manner and fuiling all orders vita dispatch
Tis heng theoidest he IS determined 70 make a. good
a carriage shop any ln the city - ,,-, :, 49,
myls:l3m l9s 4 W, nl . - lssl l.
CTEAN MARBLE WORKS.
- MYERS UIIl. = co Wholesale and Retail Dealers
- r0si-n and American Alar1e: Manufactures OF Mon
rIsenfs. Nantes. Cabinet Sirbs, sc.
No. s. Superior street, near Merchants Bank Clsve-
Sieafn works foot Of Seneca street.
G. A MYERS. L \. UHL J. J. MNEks-
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q "a Lacrosse Grants s8st; Peun,a Coal y - Sv
sai: Enc TX; Reading As $50 Mich South = crs-o
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~ Eurwariin- and Commission Merchants DealCr. IL
SAT- ish Water ne. Piss &c also dealers In a
/ saIleIes q rua' Brlrk We're House Is Rirr 2
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On and after March S, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
l. leave Cleveland N The trains 90 the Cleveland
Pittsburgh railroad Al As P. n. Cchaasms rsrs a.
Hudson, Tor Cuyahaga Fails, Akron, 0r.y.le and
Milicrsburg connecting Orrvlle with trains the
'iJfsbur1 Fl Wayne aud Chica-o T. R.. east, and
ar Canton RIasson Wooster, Loud slgie and Mansfield
Trlius leave rshurg for Cleve and IS A NJ aui
rs NJ connecting az Orrylle with G. ans On The p H.
" C. K. r. BY which passengers, from Canton Massii
ion Wooster L0udouvi Aiansded rcach Cleveland
'fe5s SIMON PERKINS. supt.