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- - TRUSTEES SALE-Rv xirtuo Of .

49,. TDIrc1rrTI1,,c1 O.,
IN 1hOo fIE'S SALE.-BV virtue of a
His decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY tbe
undersigned Trustee will offer at public sale at the
Exchange Sales Rooms, No 10 South Cav street in tLe
city of Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of Sep
temhGr, lS5S at O'Clock P. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND AND
ihtMSES, situate, lying and being in Baltimore county
in the State of Maryland being par of tract oP I,nJ
called Jones Adventure which is contained within tb
mees and bounds courses and distances foowino that ia
to say Beginning for the a stone now planted at
the end of fourteen and half perches in the south sixty
whole tract and running thence with said line now an
eight degrees east and and half perches TO
stone thence north eighyve and half degrees east
eShtytWo and half perches to stone; thence north
twenty degrees east thirtysev peches stake thence
thence south seventy five degrees west twenty six and
nan percheS to forked walnut tree thence north nine de-
EeeS west eleven and half perches thence north eighty
% degrees west forty eight perches thence north forty
degrees west forty six perches; thence south sixty four
degrees west ortyive perches thence south fifty
frees west twenty perches to the place of beginning
tanning ortyve acres, two roods and thirty square
rcheS OF ahd more or less, with the right and priv
lce IN common with the late William Hartley his heirs
and assigns of road thirty feet wide leading from the
norhcascrmost of the land above described along
the weSternost side of the orchard said Will
nam Hartley there situated, to the public road leading
from the present dwelling of Thomas Hartley Joseph
H. Wrght's mill the mouth of the lane leading
from the said public road to the late dwelling of the said
illiam Hartley, deceased.
This property about twelve miles from the city of Bal
moc, and about fourth of mile from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Elysve and adoins the lands of
Samuel +. Hartley, William B. Hartley and Joseph H.
Wright, and improved by story frame DIV EIIING
with stable and other out buildings, and would make
desirable country residence being high and healthy sit
nation in rood ncirbborbooJ and With on .buniarca
of good spring water.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are onethird
cash the day of sale and in two equal pay
mcnts of six and twelve months with interest from the
day of sale to be secured by bonds notes with security
to be approved by the Trustee.
The title is good and the property will be sold free from
all ncumbance, well taxes for the year 1858 and
prior years.
JOHN C. BLACKBURN, Trustee
aulO eo27&dts SAML H. COVER Auct
{T-5..H PUBLIC SALE.-ln pursuance of
. an order of the Sunerior Court of Baltimore elf
49, the UNDERSIGNED Receivers will oTrr at Pnbc
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TallOrs.

CCHLOSS & BRO,
- NERCHA TAIL ORS,
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain IIOtcl) Baltimore
By keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, they
bled to furnish suits at prices that cannot fail to please
Orders filed at the shortest notice. ap13-tf
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KINDLING WOOD !

A o A l. A G E n G. Y The under
" signed having been appointed AGENT for the sale
the BOSTON COAL COMPANY'S'' COAL, is now pre-
pared to offer this superior COAL in such quantities
be desired, at the reduced price of FIVE DOLLARS
PER TON of 30 lbs delivered any part of the city
The Mine is situated in Wyoming Valley, Wilkes
barre, Pa. The COAL is "PU2E WHITE ASH burning
thoroughly and leaving nothing but ashes 1t has been
tested by many of most reliable citizens and
facturers, who ALL testify that it is The best COAL they
hare erer burned.
1t guaranteed to be free from bone and Slate any
other impurities and to give entire satisfaction pur-
chaser
As shall sell other anthracite Coal, than that from
the 'BosToN Coal Co.'S Mine purchasers will risk
of getting an inferior or mixed Coal
am also prepared to offer all the varieties of CUMBER-
LAND and other BITUMINOUS GOALS, at the lowest
market prices either by cargo single ton, respect
fully solicit orders which shall be attended promptly
and carefully. TIIOS. r. BASSFORD,
au7 Iimos No. Sb South street
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photography.

w DAVIS,
w AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY.
No. 121 BALTIMORE STREET,
au166m three doors above South, Baltimore
I W. PERKI MS,
- DA G UER REIAN
AND AMBR0TYPE GALLERIES,
Oh and Ply BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CHARLES,
apl ON Baltimore.
2O7 e. in THGT ypEs DOT
ND PHI o r & Il A = HIS,
207 BALTIMORE STREET,
ap16m Baltimore.
LII H. CLARK'S
IL L AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
No. % WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
(COrner Centre Market Space
ape 6mos Baltimore.
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y2S-Tu.Fr&ds F.w BENNETT & Co, Auctr's
BY SAML. H. COVER.
o. - WELL SECURED GROUND RENT

.As WELL SECURED GROUND RENT
HtilF OF SS1. u on MULBERRY ST
will sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
9th September at O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
Rooms, No. 10 s. Gay st.
\ WELL SECURED GROUND RENT of $S1 "a situ-
ated on the south side of Mulberry street. between Chats
worth and Fremont streets Lot % feet front Mulberry
street. running back 80 feet Sarah Ann street. secured
by two well built two-story BRICK DWELLINGS; two on
Mulberry street Tone of which is progress cree
hon, two story and attic and Ann street
Subject to original ground rent of SOS H. making the
ground rent to sell S53.l2
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
SITS - 81 Pa a i1',
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FHNO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS
SCUAEFFER & LONEN,
NO 3 ITtNOTER STREET, B1LT.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Importing our foreign goods direct and obtaining
American Hardware the best manufacturers for cash
we offer to country merchants stock which, in quality
and price will compare favorably with similar in
any of the Atlantic cities An examination is soil
cited jyl9
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T ARD OIL,
- FOR BURNING OR LUBRICATING.
We call attention of the trade and machinsts to our
make of LARD OIL, supply of which, freshly made we
have constantly hand. This OIL is pressed from best
quality Lard without the aid of acids any foreign sub
stance is free Of gum and for burning or bricating can
not be eNcelled. GEORGE & JENKINS
No. > Commerce street
We refer to the following parties who have been using
it:
G. II. Reese Bros, W. & IT. SpcLer
A. X W Denmead x Sons Poole K Hunt,
R. Sinclair, Jr. 4 Co., Baltimore and Ohio R. r. Co.,
ii. Abbott Son, George Kerr, Agent Thistle
j. x H. Warden, Manufacturing Co.
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Cry 6oo0s

open ON MONDAY, AUGUST l6rH.
RICH FALL DRY GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
1879, 20l and DOB BALTIMORE STREET,
Will open on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1858,
splendid variety of
NEW FAIL DRY GOODS,
Including
RICH COLORED AND BLACK SILKS,
Z" FRENCH POPPLINS,
g PRINTED MERINos,
M0USSELINS AND CASEMERES.
And will be constantly receiving by Steamers and Pack
st class GOODS, of every description
ENTIRELY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
To which we invite the attention of
au1s-tr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS.
TLOSINCt OUT SALE,
~ ~ NJ LIST, 1858.
WROTH Il Flu RTON,
WIZ COMMENCE THIS DAT TO CLOSE OFT
TIE REMtINDER OF THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES,
oB }ANDY LAWNS AND ORGANDY ROBES,
LACE POINTS AND SILK VISITES,
SPRING sIIAWLS,
OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS,
AT UNHEARD OF Low PR
We INVITE PARTICULARLY ATTENTION OF o r
JsToMERs
je1-tf NO SIS BALTIMORE STREET
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ICE PITCHERS, ALBATA WARE, SC
Il CAMPBELL, BRO. d CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving all the new styles of PATENT ICS
PITCHERS, Albaa Spoons, Forks, Coffee and Tea Sets
Walters, Dishes, Epergeres &C. which they offer low
nric
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DREAD BREAD!
ID CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
GEO W. ARNOLD, BAKER, corner of FAYETTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNEC-
TlON Superintendent Of the Mechanical Bakery of this
city, informs his friends and that he has fully
resumed his long established business at the OLD STAND
and will hereafter give his undivided personal supervision
to the baking of the very best bread -four
Rye and dyspepsia Bread, French and Albany Rolls,
Cpkes Pies &c, &c; every morning and evening fresh
articles be had He confidently hopes that the former
quality of his Bread Rolls &c. will his present
exrtous the increased support and patronage of his
meerous friends and long tried customers Fresh Malt
Yeast every day. GEO. W. ARNOLD'S Bakery,
Corner of Fayette and Park streets,
jy10 d1y. Baltimore
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@FACHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
Us-sgj J. B. CHARRON & CO., AGENTS
zSS-=s-zh FOR VINE YARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA nee,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior C0GNAC
BRANDlES, vintage 1911. Charron ere ct fills Brand En-
lie Belmont & Co, Cognac Brandies various vintages
Bordeaux Clare Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium to very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Wits
KEYS of prime qualities.
The above will be sold United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, consignment 10 bbls. very old and prime
Monongahela Rye Whiskeys; 10 bbs very old copper
titled Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbs fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whskeys, to which invite the
ton of those in want of pure liquors Office No. 1874 LON
BARD STREET. ) doors east of Hanover ap5-tf
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DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.
A s. w. DENMEAD & SONS,
~ BALTIMORE,
Locomotive and Stationary Steam Eng Builders Iron
Founders, General Machinists and Boiler Makers.
fF-Manuacturers of Improved BLOWING MACHINES
for Anthracite and other Blast Furnaces, SUGAR. GRIST
SAW and ROLLING MILLS
fe22 w.
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3anktys aN0 ahrokers.

~ G RA n 7 D.
We are lending money collateral security AT SIX
PER CENT. INTEREST
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co
Advances made on call upon satisfactory securities at
six per cent. interest
JOHNSTON BRO THERS &c CO.
COLLECTIONS
PROMPTLY
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DEN CLEANER. PEN AND PENCIL
IL HOLDER AND PAPER WEIGHT
COMBINED.
A new and VERY USEFUL ARTICLE which no one
who writes should be without Just sale
SAM'L f. TURNER,
au5-tf No. 5 South Charles st.
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yENHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

BE-NJ. 2. 7. J
aulS lawtscp6&dts SAMI. II. COVER, A
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IN each camp One hour after reveiie the 0eDerA WIN
%, nd signal strike tents, lSAa the wsgoos &C.
o, hour ater She march advance" VIII % oes
! or s>unded according 70 tho corps.
Ne troops will be matted. after msrcoing ono nous
..rs a, xked, possss disDoupted, And fess Oh ses
, e. :, dered At The and NJ each saccoeoics noar
s;ass s, Q, five minutes viii be- directed Tarm'ssioa
IN. 80 81 the bs,tesies and mounted corps viii
iii 49,. si,. hour, ana ofieper II deemet nooes
s.,v NV he comm spder they viii Always wax ae Dr.
sy ~ ~" no. oo . viii be permitted on the arch 70
.s A - s ~ void the dust-the nsrent com.
,S - ,ns 49,. Ann xernsting 10 the lead each dAy.
The io,s, vss betw ssu The d arcs 10 eaco caamn,
while op the march will be sucS ~ "' '" interfere wisn
the naturs. rste Of speed Of any cwW
g. me smbu lapc4s placed under hA charge OF tho
senior m~t officer With each counu, VINO WIN rSs per
nit any but the sick h ride.
III me assistant reslmenai qusrterm ssssr will bV
paced 10 charge If the tram BE will inspect the trsu
before starting tbst Ia properly proydod each
mule or 70 have picket rope at least thirty foet
lorg with picket PIN SPECIAL will be taken to
that the throat aches Of tho brides kept loose u all
times
l. The places of picket Of tho animals will be
changed ~ least three times during tbe twenty four hours
Of the caysbe animals always TO be under The Of
the guard, day ana night.
Whenever the animals are to be waered, on tue
march or In camp the Quartermaster OF tho ran Will su
periptend this duty in person The animals will be wa
tered st least three times oay-once in the morning and
twice while 10 csmp
Nv Ir the event OF ooumn meeting with an unsveda
bic de entcD from the riepg Of stream or othsr cause
police will be transmitted 10 the column next ir rear TO
prevent the grazsg from beog destroyed ny the ooncen
tration u too many animals at one cme By order Of
General barney PLEASANr0N,
Captain Second Dragons, A A. Adjt General
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THE swnL, MILK TRADE.

.ss nIr,s "a t5 +. nsshsr ssr .ss..s s.:
cssr. Die ss 70 furnish % III. cure sse a"a,slss
%is s1 Ds'' COWS Bx r.ss.
pss my the S
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s.,s 70 sscIsS a.. C1 as ,n.ss vi I'D
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mee rs. pr,ssnt q De .t.b.s and d. q
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but .y H q % :s a. ~
fr ths ds. he dig ..dns wl 30 p,ssea.ed
% - .::n Il Il end '"
s r. en-. q =.
from AZ s,s e'r q se s,selss snd ne seds
a. v q ss =, 81 -.
Mon Our rspor, heard On, o. hs Co~ml.e, rs..s ~
zee ,bsy did Dcssss 1s wa to Soa s,sesrsiy ssssSs
a. 4: q: :. e ss.ss
~ smss Reed pr. v,oa' to To. .peoio.sn OF hs oc.
lion IN ry niSs s.st s,ss. .Ss 80
II s ws scs"Ss s:s :.
,,as with as Ter pIs,icu' % y, ys q in:p:cs
e sc- .ss. MS 'd'' me a'
81; n >, r :: ss s:ys S,ssss ne s
Ilii,ee II vii pe anIess sowerful prcsssrss
cOrnterACttbe
wbch The cslers caa bring 70 besria
der 10 defeat tie eods of JUSTICE
RIVER II tle ccmnuee shOu their duty end supUesU
The New 1ort osleres there .t the huge estsblsh
meDts az willie mstuvg Brooslyo Rushwtck jersey CITY
md le qusntty Of alIer stables which
their feed from the lars.r depoA
Der cttsens hotels eating houses
plies these all Of which must be BROKEN up be
fore New York viii be free from the swill milk
wish th distiere ettrctlv sndersand tia. n they
think they can blind by sending ber the oucsy
caculs upon the public becoe Quoted and hat {.
months they their full business again DO mt
heevsn shall keep watch all tbs distirery
stables, and with vastly ncr.ss detective force ~hich
bsve already Rsnzed shall have every that takes
nj tberef-o followed bis and route ruhsbed
and uust that the public viii support my efforts by uGe
tax pe m,ik from who II so-r-port.d
shall pubrsh "Wednesday m OF
In Ne York Wilhamsr Brooklyn civ
sw III nh s sker They The result de~rtve's
researches during the conyii
of Of The prominent oizeps Of tn P,soea who its
dream Of what poison they have been psrakog
FRANK LKsLIE.
I3FRASKroRT STREET. May 70 1853.
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BIRm In Bostop m s.,nrSav rav 10 Ios,xyp q
Only son Of The lat Or Bseb, In he 40 OF Ss ago
BINsAr--Or suncay NAV 40 prrxx sxnnAH mod 81
yesss
Hs friepds and the fr,en6s nj mia hros,-rr n van IN
nan are repectfuity ,nv,d a attend IN. furevaI sv
Iuesca as att tpoou Al re onck n, tlc reaIdenoe n
his bsothsr NO s9i ERbta corner or thirty
str ees Without further n yHssion
Montres n pagers tls.se cons,
BusIAyp-At Lunb, ,IspC sullivan county ~ " IN
Saturday May 20 CAReIINy VIE OF W,,ism H,lsnd az
Mott Haven aged "a years son,hs ana asys
Iue pctce Will be given Of II !. fun,,s,
BsAfTEp On Friosy Ma, rs aJ,er lipser;cs i,Nness
vi rb be bore with Christian Jou. nv .,,.
,pr6 81 yesys -
rbe repos End relatives or the family Arc rospectfay
invited 10 attend the fuperal on ruesdas sferuooa a.
two O'Clock nom h,s late r. scence No fsroome strce
CooK- In BROOKLYN on Suso.v Nav 20 " s.musI
Cock x,or Of Grace church Cd SIS ears and months
as rienos and those OF the family arc rsep.otfs Iy IN
viteo 70 et,e nd the tuner ,yom bs csidenoe or
ner of Wow ace ana JorsIemon asrrst ths fMondsvS
ssternoou ai 90 ociock ~ ~ N''
Cspsoosiaus papers age cow
cav - On suno1, Nay 80 of consumption, WILLIAM
CAV sseo IS Yeas q alive OF county Do~u Ireland
His rends respec fully invited 70 Ats no the
from No zee rpry seoono street. this (oodsy) az
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Negro Stealing IN Nor foIh


ANOTHER sEARcH AND srrzURE cAss-vEssRL
BRoueHr BACK TO NORFOLK AND CAPTAIN AND
cRHw INSTRUMENTATION or c1TIzKre
Prom the Norfolk Day BOOK, May ~
Mr. Scott, Of Isle OF wight. called on the Mayor ass
night aud Informed him that he bad lost valuable negro
and bad reason 10 suppose he was secreted on board
vessel then Rong about geng 10 the port New fosk
The Mayor In company Win Inspector Parker, Deputy In
spccsor Face and Others, procured steamer at eleven
O'Clock NJ and proceeded At 10 overhaul The sus
pected vessel
they found her at Chuckatuck, where she bad been
de aimed BY head wind but then in the nc, OF set
ting under way The officers promptly took her 10 charge
and brought her into this port wbere they arrived about
twelve O'Clock The vese proved 10 De the Francis
French, commanded by mos. 8 Loveand, and had the
absorbing negro on board
The captain, crew and the sbsoonding negro manned
Anthony we're brought Int, the Mayors Court Hh
Honor after taking the Of ali connected with the
vessel promptly committed them until 70 morrow morn
ing At zen A. M when the whole matter VIII undergo an
inveetesiip.
Too much credit cannot be awarded 10 the Mayor and
other officers for Their promps and energetic action In The
premises -
lust a. our paper was about being put 70 press We
were waited on with call for meeting OF the citizens
N 10 take action the subject Of negro stealing
a. some OF i've features have been developed by Me ar
rest OF parties charged with the offence BY Mayor Fer
gusou We fnd great excitement among cur ciDens on
tho subject and caution the guilty they are in our
midst 70 fee from the wrath which 10 threatening them
by an enrseed community.
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The Utah Expedition.
GHNRRAL oRDRas NO IL
FIRsr BRIGADE UTAH FoRCxs,
EnRT IHANrawnnru Nav IA lAhA

First BRIGADE UTAH fOpCns,
FoRr LxAvEswoRrH May "a, 1855. J
In addition 10 he requirements Of existing orders, the
Following directions for the Of this comm.nd upon
Utah are essabshed Tho commander Of columns will
give their undivided attention 70 the strict execution by
their respective commands Of the details Of the march
herein ordered
IL ms division Of ums 70 BE- consuused By the march
will be follows
4 Twenty.fve days from Fort Ieavenworth 10 Fort
Kearney, including Two days Of the march and
three days Of rest and preparation at Fort Kesrney the
same number Of dsy from Fort Kesrney 10 Fort laramie
including the same mum Der OF days q rest both the
rusrch and At Fort frsmie fro Fort Laramie 10 Salt
Lake CITY, forty days, ncludng SIX days Of re~t
2 Every eighth day will be day OF rest The unbcr
~ miles 70 be msrchei each day will be heen this
Der will only be exceeded when cannot be avoided.
B. Reveic will not be later than the fret dawn OF day
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Coronerss Inquest.

sAnoR ForSp DRowuD-Ocroner oopnery held an IN
auest on Sunday, upon the body Of John Johnston NOT
wcsan sailor about forty years OF age, VINO v touno
aro~,sa In IN. rat river near pier ". Deceased bad
be~n mIspq for some time and supposed 70 have fallen
into the dock while intoxicated ss he vas last seen alive
In that vicinity and quite under the influence on liquor
Verdict. udeath BY drowning
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The TeleGrsphAo Costroversy.
TO The EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO rRs EDIToR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, May %, 1853
Permit mo, through your columns, 70 point out Some
errors Of statement In the letter OF Mr. Amos Kendall
published In tho HERALD this morning
he says that the Magnetic and the New England Union
Telegraph Companies he believes invited
contribute any part Of the capital for the Atlantic rele
graph
The stock subscribed for In London for American
count amounting TO eighty eight thousand pounds ser
Ing freely offered In this country and in the memo
rial 70 gress the above named companies they quote
from the private circular which Issued inviting par
ties 10 TAKE the shares.
Mr. Kendall also states that "the memoriass sought
only equal advantages in connection with the Atlantic
line"
IhAve to ray In reply, that entered oto
May 1876 oy the New EDgsnd Union Telegraph Com
papy-oDe Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS required that al
buspess Europe whether destined for places esst
Of New York chou come nrst to New York over
the lines Of that comDaDy and such might be
any place east Of this city should be transmitted back
The came lines pay ing to that company full add
tional tolls.
Irepy further, tba, At q meeting Of telegraph com.
psnies held this city June 80 lS57-at which meeting
the American Telegraph Company was representative.
Kendall, who the chairman, submitted the following
tine several companies parties hereto bind themseve
TO each other TO usvey far practicable
with the lines OF such existing companies may become
parties this agreement and 10 event TO connect with
any line which may be gotten In opposition to-
70 the obvious injury Of aoy existing line.
"This agreement shall take effect ratified BY
any three OF the above named companies, and shall bs
perpetual"
The statement In an editorial article HERALD Of the
2d rst IN the eff CT that the European BUSINESS was TO
be transmitted between Nova scotia and New York, under
the arrsnR with the Dercan Telegraph Company nj
rates sixty Ave per lower thoee charged upon
the lines Of s.o MssDstc aud New England Union conpA
President OF the American Telegraph Company.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 81. 1858.

Wuscns Hair Cwscrev - vve~ q -nve Gents
. boz 70 - FOR ualy nffins srsy hal n . bi4 X
brown WITHOUT nju ne h~ hsir ssirias thu ssn IcSn
cy sos 0rsI LIST on TIE ore)
Goo. Saun. Sews' N<ssiIsc TIE ME - AYR strsp
This thu sebuipe Article hss eaa. FOE
duciI the Nsr &c 10 Fer sAie by
4. SAUNDERS No. assor Bouse
HosIswsys OirvnN~~s "A bsrsssss End rssrw-
lent uceis many sseApg r~sdif cured bis
powerful sDr M- - prep. ration 'pWgas
he SORE OF ~ po'sorous virus am impss ggc" NJ v'gy~
IRE surrour dir vesssl-, pro6ssp hc~ n~sfbs sh
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