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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
ABTUsE MEyTS.

AcAntMy ~ Nusic-n,rNrE to- DAY
The S.s,s 2. =" fosH
stupaap, NJ" ns.nr, e.er's iha. ~ e. n,.y
1sa: '2s. '9S Se b. s,pa s,s'F
na''s'oe I t,t e e"n@. 81 MT
zen q. s'sf /, s.as. u. $ rivsa . a. rs'.,.
r. va, a. Issgr I, 5.,. /: .oss,sl
~ marrow SATURDAY ~, II 4 A.i, "a, e,,. ,c,,+
dAzzANi"A's bfSEfi Asp FAREWELL arrmss
prior :" 'e' dep''gM.fi i Ios 1 PI,saoNrNr
has kod, volunteered her services TIE oa5wng IN
PIccoIoMIa1. htgoaps
raMAro. i fl@Rts&H, rsnmsa, sAcc,oeoaa
Tie performances wil cor ss Of
w. e t. Tlsii, Sis Z, sf:'''
Nile sioH % nstc her frs, appearance snos.ns
IsMuho fLbfhNlA, "EiNLicH
IA $oNNAsBurA
lAhoRpS "'' NIX Ssh Ss pr; '.r,H9T ANNA
WI sing with Ss"'f S% Al Sfss from
The sal" -, &c %"n ne psn day
to all parts Of the AGaaemy nsusnr =, ss private o'se"
The director respectfully informs those who ds
srous Of engaging entire private boxes Tor the matinee ns
public the entire AsaGemy Including the new prvar bos-.
The he hns hs from M the S last e
but opened private boxes hired for me occasion and orony
reserved that pa Of the Academy shoni BIZ y
Ne first conner ne has thought advisable therefore - s'p.
TWhs1Y TICKET OFFICES
have bees established tie following where cssss
NAY be prsearsa II aayaaa. al aa' At ne oasas
Acaden, d Music, ~ street serus 70 Wan street
Everett House .lasend,n Hotel
Union Place Hotel !rcso"h House
81 hichois3 Ho-, Metropolitan Hotes
House.
o. nrens.ng 7oi Rroaasay iiail 500 sss Broadway.
scharienbcrs Lula No ,6s tirts POND.
Broadway, Nunns Clark, Tente sresS
c.rstern, 7ea i'co'd~sy
eoses l,2 Atlanta s,reet rros's 2is Falta s.rs.s
he .h lt.N lac he isg-a LIZ ri
EntKANtt nuoE oF Tth ACADEMY
soGe @buiItoEAr TICKER OFFICES
The doors VII opeuea Il tx The Maloes wsn ocss
arnce =, ~ A. lwi VI pr.cs- rh- sa.rs sc
be ,s , IN, ,e- =. rs,roads aol sssanAs,sss
ircREztA BoRGIA
Mile PiCcDiOMiNi
S make mo-; positively he, last GU oos On
she VIII appear on Friday md saturday ia rhiadepaia
IrCRrzIk BORoTA
which viii be given Nib Nib ms m"s rosssT1isIe's
appearing ms iaeFeza lorgs, and
Cor the frat time In America a. TIE Dase
has eognsl eo,e,sd 70 ''g ,e sy@paae rcie q Ss
Increased Chorus AM Orchestra.
Tho sale ~ seats commences tod y.
THE sEAsoa CLOSES POsITIyNT
THE HUGUESoIs.
""'" W" '' FsIp AZ and SATURDAY
With cast Infinitely superior taalo Int seas,s ~hssA
occasion -
will make her debut Ia americs ns Valentino
NOTICE an bills due must b. sent Tor se.lenent durinS
TO LET he Ataden, &c Mnsc for night during
cember and Jauaiy except Sundays hasing been already
FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES.
he second Of wh4wll take placeon sunday neat soS ~
THROrGEoUT 1HE WINTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
AT LAW

STANsEIL. Il GLASS ATTORNEYS AT LAW
- CONVICTION, ga,
viii practice In the counties Of Newton Henry spaldg PIKE
Monroe Epson Butts and Jasper and will give promp. aen
don all business entrusted 70 their wiz also coGc
debts where the state OF eogs OF OF Ave
dred dollars and above
EOgEHBER l. 1853
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FIFNNN ~
DIRECTORS
Nathan Graham. James T., Graham. Jr..
DAVID Niriken, =. Dexter Bradford, Ir.,
President Of tire Departmt, Geo W Hatch
Henry Burr benjamin VI Whlock,
tharies MCDoural, Homer Morgan,
Peter VI. Titus. W. A., Anterior,
bckershanscn, Daniel u. Alien.
Albert Uelaiour. Fbene2cr CoilamOfe,
Henry NJ. Graham, Henry ". kllisi,
Lewis trancis. Mark spencer,
Joseph u. Narnnm, IT.. Meredith Rowland,
g. Godfrey Gunhcr, Daniel y. Ticmann
benjasnin VI Lille, q. l.. stewart
q. Turney Charles y Nose
Archibald a Finn, VIM n. Strong,
Geo Is waidrcu, John q, Henderson
,iamef ~ Wndle. Lot q Clark.
Frsnkln N peiauo. Charles aai9M
Gerard Stuyvt ant, Huhhcll W Rscy,
Eugene kttshas John =. Townsend
James n. Johnston. Edward $. Hail.
~ NJ. Nan Be,ren, Sas &. Herring
Henry hoiEan, John carle Jr.,
joltu Rrilne VIM. - Hoffman.
1hOs. y. NCungs. Geo Grswod. VI.
g. Il. Hetckman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

SArES Ar AUCTION WV AsBorT AUCrIoyEFR
> viii sell is uny, r. 10 o'clock II is5 Baucr srsc one
floor from Grsnd the household furniture = small amly
1reasnr ~ housekeeping consisting q paror aud Kitchen
furniture hrdairg, AZ.
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DURTFc AUCTION THE STOCK AND FIxTUEES OF
livery stable will he sold Monday, the 18th of Nov.
10 O'Clock, alfhe stock and futures ~ livery stable 20
spring street consisting OF ~ h"rses coaches barouches
goa Of all descriptions segbs 0snre harness coach
harness Of hight double harness bl.nketa robes ex.
wagon and shafts saddles brides Ac and an the
sprurtersrce belonging % the establishment
StLAS WOODRUFF.
NlNrussnr LANES llnr.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

Mr. RANGER
Of Enps and merican celebrity will mai his
tere Sir Peter 1ea,ie, in Sneriiar comedy
THE school, F0k SCANDAL.
The whole III of the company will be nccded 10 the
cast
Due notice will be gyeu of the repetition OF
BLUE AND CHERRY.
7 AURA KEEEEs THEATRE GA BROADWAY
~ UNDIMiNISHED SUCCESS
SIXTH WEEK
NfW COMEDY
cobseluen of the continued OF the
ENORMOUS NUMBER OF PEOPLE
Who invariably
TURNED AWAY FROM TINE DOORS
every nigh Of ia performance the deem
eiuply necessary t. annpnnre IS for re 1erion an
SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 81 1855
AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
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CLOTHING, sc.

aTu CENTRE STREET WANTED sioon WORTH
n anil le % thing tor the Western market Zen
tleren vii receive the highest prise patti for large
small o's ~ calling the store, addressing thcs u Cou
roy 4gtenlre street
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Wishing unite with their countryen In celebrating day
procure tickets OF any of the managers.
ROBERT DlNWIDDIE Secretary.
THE TWENTY EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY or THE RE-
i voution In Poland, 1880 -3-The Polish Democratic So
cety In New York invites all their countrymen and all friends
the Polish OF liberty attend meeting which
will take place Monday November - at O'Clock r.
NJ, at Steuben House, G3 Bowery. -
W. KOCHANOwsKI
A. kASZEwSKI,
DIR. L.. NZPAGLEK.
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- 4 CAMPBELL MINsfREfS
III. onsr tn. following this week-rYRDLFSg Nun
sTKfIS BJ RfEsoUE HufCufNsONs Southern Dartss
state Railroad Mrs Nctsowaus Reel snnp 1rAls-
rv-boh Ridley singing Dancing &c, By the star Bend.
What will Mrs srundy
aphhTIiis6 NEw UNDER Tire SUN
STOP AND READ TfiF FOLLOWING or
MINSTREL, HALL No 49, Broadusv
Tickets can be had ~ All The stage drivers prnps,
lines br0ad~sy running ~ the several ferries M
certa Including stsge fare the hall.
N" Campbell Ministries have kindly volunteered give
SHORT, Formerly treasurer OF Bnckleys sercnadera
enmpllDs niry issn.h saturday evening Nov. ~, 1854
Tn Saturday afternoon, Nov II, performance s he
for ladies and children, commencing at az Caidre1 hAs
price
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fuIiiiIAL.
~ 49, ~
AT NETTING OF THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
"A Republican Ward Committee held No State street,
Friday evening November &C. motion OF Mr. Thomas
Holland the following named gentlemen appointed 10 act
Finance Commttee--Ihomas Byrnes, John OGrady.
Thomas Holland Samuel Aud, Robert Walker and William
Jebnett On motion ~ William Jennet and seconded by
John icay Mr. Michael unanimously endorsed
the regular democratic republican Alderman
of the Frat Aldermanic district
MICHAEL J. CCDY, Secretary. JOHN FOX, Chairman.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR EoMINA
~ ion.-First Aldermanc district For Alderman,
JOHN r. ENRIGlIT
SAMUEL b. WILLIAMS Chairman.
R n1n'rn h nsrnrr {secretarIes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

pEREMpToRy SALE, At AUCTION, or HOUSEHOLD
u fnrnrure, by A. RUrTfRFlklD auciinneer This
day November ~ NJ ios vclork a NJ a 5- Ninth avenue
~ Twenty FIRST the entire fnrnHre This turn
" AT IN good order. and consists o. beautiful rosewood
paror and bedronm mahogany d. BRUSSELS and ingram
carpets large and small dung and table
fuynure with all Of the appointments Of FIRST class house
sale positive and peremptofy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

HUTCH BULBS AT srcTIoN-rHls nay. ut u
~ DC az. tyJ. VAN ANTWERP. - William street
sosrr ont salc III fhasr ch@ tyacuh-. tu1I nsrcissus
.ruwafnps sis ohnquiii lilies. eloiiolus, rSpuncnlns
anemouss sc Gars.ner~ nrd Tower faneiefs attend.
Catalogues ready.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

The Tribune published paragraph the Other
day stating that correspondent in city on the
line Of the Underground Railroad gave notice tha
$50 largely has the number of fugitiyes increased
of late" that committee was appointed to take
charge of the subject, who ordered 1000 to be
raised to defray expenses. This alarming an
nouncemeut has ried up the doughfacos in this
village (Philadelphia) prodgiously.
The Southern Monitor, their peculiar organ here,
&C cOrdingly retaliatcs in this ways
I'm response to the above. we have the grati6
cation to announce to our Southern friends that the
Underground Police Organization in the North is
rapidly approaching completion. Every man, and
merchant and manufacturer who has contributed
or may contribute directly or indirectly, to defray
the expenses of tho pirates and Mieoes, Will be
at the service OF their Southern customers
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
From the Nnt'oiiai Eta
THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

The Richmond South comes out in very de-.
cided article in favor of Government interference
in the Republic Of Dominica, 1t says;
For many years, the white ihhabitahss Of the
Dominican Republic have wagcd q gallant but
uneqal struggle with the horde of black barbara,
ans who would exterminate or subject them to an
intolerable oppression. In the contest the supe-
riority Of the European the African race has
been signalized by victories achieved against the
greatest odds and under the most embarrassing
circumstances. Though bat handful in compar-
ison with the multitude of their sable foes, and
though assaed by the treacherous ferocity OF
Soulouque, the Spanish settlers of st. Domingo
have again and again repelled the attacks des;
tined for their destruction. Under the lead OF
their heroic chieftan, Santana. whose exploits
would dazzle the world if exhibited upon mors
conspicuous thea 70, they have At leas. achieved a
victory which promises them permanent ascend!
ency over their savage enemies"
The impassioned language quoted is calculated
TO mislead the reader as to the character of the
conflicts which have taken place between the white
and colored Inhabitants of Dominics. But II fs
only necessary to remember that the South employ
ed the same, or nearly the same, language in des.
crbing the exploits Of that hero, Gen. William
Walker in Nicaragua, little allowance is to be
made. In view of the presen. state of things in
Dominica, the Administration Is tesolved apon
doing something in that quarter Of the world. =
We quote again from the SOuth
at is reported from Washington that Mr.. Blu,
chanan is resolved to avail himself Of the opporS
tunity 20 contract relations Of diplomatic inter!
course with the Dominican Republic The rumor
is not improbable. Indeed, for many years oar
Government has been impressed with the impor.
tance of securing foothold in the Island and an
influence in the Dominican councils. Mr.. Calhoun
was the first to suggest the policy, and it durf
ing his control of the State Department, in the Ty'
Ter administration, that American agent was
first dispatched to St. Domingo. Unfortunately
tho ndvdual shlhnted for The enternrise proy ed N
be incompetent. The mission then failed. but af.
terwaId, under the able management OF Gen, Case
neau, it resulted in an important treaty between the
United States and the Dominican Government. In
he moment, however, Of successful contamination
hc policy misearred through the unwarrantable
of the French and Spanish represents.
,dSos, who positively prohibited the ratification Of
he treaty"
A disappointment Of Ibis kind could net bs
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THE ANTIsLAvERY BUuLE,


PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, ONO.
by the Executive Committee of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
TERMS.-Sl,5 so per annum payable in advance
Or, $500 at the end of the year.
n3s-Communcatious intended for insertion, to
1e addressed to MARIUs II. ROBINSON, Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in part payment for the same, should be
addressed to ANN PEARSON Publishing Agent
Sa,om, Culumbiana Co., Ohio.
Rsay-Moncy carefully cnveloped and directed as
above may be sent by mail at our risk.
say-We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers but who are believed to be in
tsrested in the dissemination of anti slavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves or uso their influence to extend its circua-
ton among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square &c lines) three weeks, sl'oo
Each additional insertion, 70
Six months, 4,oo
I" " One year, o'oo
Two Squares six months, o'oo
Z" Z" One year, o'Vo
One Fourth Column one year, with privilege OF
changing monthly, lZ'oo
Half column, changing monthly, 2o,oo
sarCards not exceeding eight lines will be In
serted one year for $500; six months, $500.
j. HUDSON, PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

There are 10000 Freewill Baptists in this coun
try. They are Staunch Arminians in the Metho
dist sense, but hold to immersion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

that cup Of cold water given to a disciple. in
His name, shall in no wise lose its reward, will
abundan,ly reward you for what you gvO to this
CAUSE, and to every cause of benevolence, hund
redfold in the present life, and in the world %
come with life everlasting (Long-continued ap.
plauso.)
The Arlington Brass Band then played God
save the Queen which was loudly applauded.
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TmR I.ATReT NKWA,

13IERES11HG e PROFITABLE IN EEERY ONE.
\ Consequence Of The hard tines, have eoacindsd 70
make rai reelection In the selling price Of
aha stts Ei-e osE oGthe greatest bargains
In several a<sicies received diFecE from auction
CALIC0ES With the eIeeton Of EnRli1h MeETimGek
At Ice PeF yard.
MUSLIN NJ LANES. Esois retSjIed iOrless than
y eeltS - oy1sS esntzand All others IN proportion
RURSI n1eF good asSoTtu=nt and At prices 70 Suit
eVerybO3T.
th8BtaRy ether housr.
MILLINERY Ge0DS-A eompaets assortment, TeFT l3u.
both ahole.asaha retlH ROW Raehes at 125e,
1Slfcs and 4rout "a
ENRRoIDERIES-T obIIge avseiIs TO sen 81 pei cent
ehPeF than any othsF house In he city Of Wheeias OF
any otdgr plzee-
CHINTZES-TOrth 81s. At 20 cents.
CLoARs AM, sHAWLs IA every variety, aud cheaper
sILK4ys god arsisle Of Biaes SINS a, S1c and
late style offAy Ak worth AID sold eTeEIhere for 81
At only Is eents-
LINENS-1uE Etiele worth I5S at only 45e
PARANEEeuS AND FREN0H &ERINOS-OE every esi-
or ~ price, lOEeE than beFor also pain De
lliness aae qa3y, sleh sells ~ TOR 1Ss<S
KID GLoEE5-AnSlheElst Of those e1frenely cheap
IaIhctt5I N sen al and any e NJ sools su theJe
hard nnaeA lsAAC PRAGERs
u9T n fSS Main street near Uafoa-
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TILE. IN3TELIIGENCER


4FEEEp TESSTsos on BuLwER-The author
ship of some pointed verses, which viii i've
among the GUARDS Of anthors, !. has justeoma
to light-ths Verses 10 qdiiestio1 being sharp
bit of sttfrs % ''sir LyttOli = Ttmay bsreeol-
leeted that BalWeF in his @Ste1WT T1mnOn" took
occasion to vehIilate some eeFy malignant and
ulealed-foF asperities against his brother 40!
thor. They called forth squib or two in Punch.
1t now appears that Tennyspn himself entered
ths. iel IN The latter Journal With the following
'.ssttisl."
NM NR5 uNoX AND rae POETS
We know him out OF Shakespeares art @.
And those ine curses which he spoke:
The old TImon with his noble heart,
That, strongly loathing, greatly broke.
80 died the Old: here comes the NV.
Regard him: = familiar face:
] thought We knew him what, it's You,
The padded manlthat wears the staysi
Who killed the girls and thriiledthe boys
With dandy palhos when you wrote,
"A Lion yon, that made noise,
= And shook . maine en- PaPillotes.
And once Won tried the muses. too;
You faiId, Sir therefore noW you turn;
.Ton ian on those who are to yon
As Captain is to sub=ltern.
But men Of long enduring hopes,
And careless what this hour may bring.
Can pardon little Would-be PoDes
And Brummels when they Try 70 sting.
An artist, Sir. would resi- in Art.
And waive little Of his claim
To have the deep poetic heart
is more than all poetic fame
Bot you, Sir, you are hard to please;
You never look but half content:
Nor like gentleman at ease,
With moral breadth Of temperament
And what with spiles and what with fears,
You can not let body be:
Its always ringing IN your ears,
They call this man as good rs me"
What profits now to understand
1.-The merits Of spotIeSs shirt.
sAdapper b6Ot-a little hand
II half the soul IS Dirt
YoH talk of tinsell why we see
y The old mark oflrnuse upon your cheeks;
FoB,PTats of Nature you archie
that split his life upon the cIiques.
A TInox 700 I Nay, nay, for shame.
It looks too arrogant a jest
Tho fierce old man-tO take his name,
You bandbox. OF, and let him5rest
EIfsaiI sisE ALCIBLADES
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1e57:szS u =, 1878
PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD
NIIINTRR ARRANGEdENT-on ana aRer AIontay, ne.

\
XHIINTRR ARRANG SE.=on and After AlOnday, De-
THE TGsEiiATL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
eIery morning, except Sunday At T,1 O'clock PSbnrgh
time, arriving in PHILADELPHIA At Ii5O o. N.
THE EXPRESS TRAISlsAEss tie station every evening,
The Johnstoun AeeoGn6dS4op train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday At 30 O'Clock, p NJ stopping an
stations aud ElnlnE far 5AeeOm@
eePt S1ndAyl at 1910, The Second Accommodations
for Turtle Greek leayes leaves daily Sunday
Turtle Greek Leaves daily except Sunday, 30 D.
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh folloEs-Ex-
ion, II m; First Turtle Greek IeeOmodatSon $50 M
second 12 Third Accommodation, 61O
and Indiana, connect At BlaIrEFie
tnterseetiOn with Nail Train EaS Express west and
The JnhnstoEn AecauaodltfonF Train East and West.
EltSnlrS OQuneiEgVi1e all Sta
tons on and CdrneIisTi Roaas leSyeiSiV
sQnaAy excepted, as fcll9ESaiI Train. % n H Ex-
go p. M - ssssS41sE 80 - .
NE tEayllaE pablo and Il greatly to ther ntares
road, aeecEan6datons now ohersd cannot Be sur
passed on other AZ bSiasted Nth
their patronage.
FAYE 70 HSsg Yo5
50
a 50
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the PennsylTania
RAlroadS and 10 Philadelphia Baltimore New York.
Pastengers cars vii be CHARGED
Ten Cent? In addition to the rates eee5 from
tons utlsre the Company has no agent
80 loss, tf Company VII hold them
an1o9nt not sxeeedins eIs9. TE7l5 : -
RBThe Excelsior OanIbas Lac has been to
convey md Basgage and Depot alta
MOTTO exceed IS cents for each passenger and bag
{ Fer Tickets appiyto J.sTEWARF, AGENT,
Atthe P. b. B. Passenger ststIon
tant onLiSerty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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TRANSPQRTATION.
.BAgpiMoRE OHIO Rs7R!

=
.WIITER ARRANGEMENT
ON 4nd star ALonday Sst SoTenher; ISIS sthe
" WIN fotlnRa--Vi1s ~
81 Louis 0lfttnhAIi Wheeling, BEnWo6d,
BAttnaere and Warrington City BEpPess
Mesa a. II, arriving a. 59o A. NJ time
hreakfaSt and Eastern connections.
Seeona-fhe NoFthSEestern Chicago, 81 IouiB, Cairo,
Indianapolis. ChennAt Wheeiing en6od, BAL
dnore and WAlhusop City Express daily $50
II Saturday e1eepted), arriving Baltimore At $50 P
u in tine for EasteTn- connections $50 &c.,
10 enjoy the should
take the 1la A n train 70 and resume &heir
trip by the 500 A. NJ
BAltlQre daily fellows: First-fhe SIS A. q. tEGin
aTEIes a Wheeling 4 ssl5 2; y, 45S PsAGs
train arrives At wheeling at 1880 A u.
me 1o A. n train b0and East win stop It allstatons
between SheenE and Cumberland "a -=4 stlst
Round trip tieksts being issIedto MoUndsye q 50
cents and 70 BenIOoa ~ $ e8s. ]. B. FORD, Agent
: MsiP. Smith, S1peEintauaenk.
L y. COLE, Gem Ticket AEsnts nOvao
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PENNSYLVANIA sRAHRoAD

- AlGEAhRAIEEROAD.
VIE GREAT seEERAls ROUTE, eegaeeting the Allan
Western SeAteS By aeontfnuouS RnIIEay dree fS F0ld
also eonneets At Pittsburgh With daily line
~ Pors Ryers, and ~ Cleveland and SAM
das5 With eteamers 70 al ports on the North-WeseTn
E0nts by ghleh FREIGHT be for1irded and from
the GFe1t FeSt. s-5sss : - -sl7ssSr
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PTFrsBURGH
RIEsF CLAsS-BoOts Shoes Hats and1
Gaps Book Dry Goods b6HiS, bales :.
sud sra Drlgs On boxes dbaleS9 sSe Per 4PS b..
+ Feathers, Fufg, Ee--.......
SECOND CLAsS-DomeStie sheetinz, 1
SatrdnEand Ticking, Tin riginal bales,l [ -,
DruGE On eaSks Hardware, Leather S9e Per 4Vs rs.
4tns. ssEls 9 99gEsslA seland sheep Patf EEi
THIRD CLAsS-AuT1s, Steel, ChainsCuS
Goosg srin es TSSasso PR loo lbs
ele4e1eeet siEarso euitl &c. to- ~ 33S-f IL
RouRTHoLAsS-CoGeeFi sh: Bacon Bed
9na PoEk neaska or boxes, eastward ( -
Lard LaId on. Nails soda Ash Ger. ye Per 1U0 Ib1.
MAJ Clay Tar, Pitch. R0sins to- :. l ---
REouR-ISe,per Dbl untfl further notts. p = r. 2
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