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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

ITALIAN OrERA -Verdi's popular of al Trova-
tore TO be per0r med Ut the Academy TO
the season will terminate with the present ,nth, after
which hme. Gszzanigs ,e 10 leave for Europe.
NIBIos GARDEN Is announced that those extraorii
nary panIomimss, the Rsvels, will positively ce
the last week OF their artscal to night
when they are TO appear In "Ncodemus and "Mazlln
Nile Zsnfreva Is TO go through her tight rope feats be-
tween the plays.
BowEKy-Mauager Eddy and various of his artists have
OF late been busiy engaged In preparing scenery
FAustus" which Is 10 be brought to egeaing
IN sty hitherto unsur passed, and with efficient
Burrows Novelties have recently followed each other
with remarkable rapidly at this theatre The Roozln
toupe OF dancers have retired and in their steai snail
tomorrow have Mr. ard Mrs Holt whose acting
highly commended by the critics or Australia aud London
VILLAGES --Piapcbe's romantic drama, entitled the
"Brgands Ia TO be produced, with musi, scenery,
costumes, &c for the benefit of Mr. Lester MORO
n he given Mrs. Kirby TO make her det. here on
this occasion.
ANKRcAN MrsErM Mr. II. Watkins the popular su
thor actor and orec OF the dramatic entert nmens
this esablisbmept is a candidate for bene1t m)rro
" hen his LatoDal drama, called 'Jessie Wharton,
the Traitor Daughter will undergo its initial represen.
tstion.
BNsrRusy All the colored opera companies have pre-
sa f ~. oas %..e fms ssr psses q roe
will comprise the farce and grand panorama OF trio
the Hudson river, at WOOD 81 the comcality styled
Would be A,or,r at Bryan's; and the old plan.a
ton OF the "D4 keys Dream, at Mlt Feels
cal company at Metropolitan Hal, opposite Nibo's, ha
efec,ed engogcrncnt with Nile Pitron. VINO Il %
make Der dtbt0 Tuesday evening the Countess IN
Scrbe's piece entitled the ladies Battle"
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Total ..".......1 37i,09o 1,lG3o08 Dec. 2os col
The sohuyii Canal doing better than las, week but
not 20 we'll as las. year The Rssilns Railroad shows
large falling on from last week, well from year
the present deficit being l72 iso tons The Lehsh Canal
and Railroad are doing very well each Of them showing
an increase az compared with last year The net do.
crease from both regions ia 20s es1 tons
The Cumberland Coal aud Iron Company held their
nua melting Of stockholders June T. clean sweep
made OF the old officers and board OF direction. The FOL
lowing persons were elected in their place.
President RebsTt P. Getty Dlrcctors-s. J. rildon
David Palmer, n ~. Miller, benjamin Nathan, Aileu
Csmpbell, W ". hcVickar, J. Hall peasants, David
Groesbeck John Riley, j. G. Henderson, NJ Marsh, Cnas.
Gould.
The number Of vosos cas-, was si7ti. by resolution,
the time for paying up the fvedollr assessment was
the Of the 1900 shares not yet paid ~ extended 10
so,b of June.
~ Baltimore the money marke, Is rapidly growing
earlier. The American says
Money coutBuss very easy, and osrtas's Tad 20 az
tcut matter % Invest their means even a bs present
los raie8 cf nierest There Vs. ate parar aerun
the rect. siS a rinst og ths banks ir or rlvs s
bogr iho current receipts. Pfiue ness pspr caa
g. YCs I,alJy placed 81 su pee efsi l2r oe4VCssd sd
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w,,e,,,ancov, and D,...,.r..

PAsK Esny Tsrtos (of New sedflrd) Taber from Leg.
been surveyed 2h dischArge pu cargo
for further exsmin alton.
BRrc Fwerpr Batchford Baltimore for Ponce PR
into BY the sbip helen Wool CHESAPEAKE Bay
ssd pu, INTO roroIs ih inst in damaged condition and
o G.,s J2ssrn s Fs.d from ss,sns,s for Boston
tcre yard Ihs MeaSsa h,d spht ana to
souR xousr.s A,rSur previously reported ashore crh,
% mi segS Of las s 90 on friday evening through
water.
si frcm New Bedford 18th, ship Daniel Webster Paci6,
poesb did not 80 70 SEA- owing 70 strong head
sd from Proviscotown sh bark spran, Cook, Atlantic
sd from Mystic ill., bark Lender Chester South Atlantic
Arr Bonou April rs, bark Black Eagle ri.ser return
20 Taxing e ng ~ ION for Ntoadon; 2ls ship wnss
ss chip Pm .Ds o. Lgce from ho on and
2sh Union hedges om oSssnSi Is sesi% Du
I'D from % april 8 Dtcno, Cole Uehossi sh aiberns
Iwrepe 90 Wn wri OSBORNE. az aTcs dhe
pier M,hs nsneee.ie for me norawSd Bslc, sryn
The ronh, Florida Fisb Kodack Goe,he austin dS ONE
9escn Toeey Coz CSmbS fG~srSs fo s ns crs p
r. Asn Tor 90; rfigst'n fucker kcdscs ara The
w ,7s hs5wcrhy Tor The nortnwsrd lob nsposoo III
Ib Ioos' shavay Cor oceo,sk 100 Levi s,aroncx Jer
ngt DO ooh hebecca smms, HaSes for The northward;
18th, Unoss, Luce, 40.
ap seml Grant n,ncnlpy Calcutta FEB Is Tor Ion
don April ~ lst35 iS lon 10 OE
ship Golconda, - Os'e Leverett. WIN isd March O. Of
spoplexy from Calcutta for Lon ION April AZ lat % ~ Ion
lqlnE
Ship Grace Darling Bears from Boston fcr san Francisco
WAS seen June 10 6rN 90 eauaet
thp Empress OF The Sea- NOn from III ie leaud Tor new
fOrA, April 70, on Cerrns.
tfin George Frynes from PUGET Sound tor Nsparhieo
Nav no. lsf ~ ~ ION ll3 ~ w.
ship KneserrocEeT BafsioU from liverpool for New Or
$50 ssots 10 n ROrssas for Liverpool May 40 lat s6
loo 81 Hr
shir Nay Quee. slenwood from Eorleans FOR Gaagov,
500 sarss fd-ous Morse from Tor.osps fqr liverpool
Asy y, IA ~, non "a 40
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MISCELLANEOUS.
(lHAkl.Es
I.oNDoN CORDIAL DIN


THE ORIGINAL Arp osly Los Dos GIN IMPORTED
survci lance the Briisb eycse laws IL decatev favored
with IN ciure the Italian juniper berry some OF tho
most valuable Of the gdo
ing IN he opinion q ,he most emu emit meoic. the
II delicious tonic OF . soft and dslics,e favor az
erng entirely from her gn ana do vo OF that hsr ali
aee which article kto m M IIoland en o,
schns Dps orje0tiopabla
Though not intended as medicine Il is by
physicians generally In Of cont
ropsy, gravel collie cholera fever and asus rictuee d
eases o we sry ofsana the kidneys and toe ses
vous oebliy &c, whilst The weak sex will and bY ts
ecepnn sure teiet from those dqresins annoyances
Wnlch frequently attend their dele viasnig .ton
valentine Not, Of New York, ihs hghes, medical an
Wfy. plonounces Charles London gin mot w
ever seen"
EN- ts wen AZ fo- vave ers sNrosd -hsnges ~ water
ana or N DE Northern and Essfe Gta'ea
For sale in quarts ~ seven,j vs cents and nins hrtv
eiaht MIS- by All druggs cfoccfs nrurcrs ana cjuuf
ms rcbanie Peware o. imta ions Bias only UHA Rt,t
zone other is inpnrci
NAV Ne hat case the fpori p-i o al
principal Wholesale dguRqlsts prOcers &c aud a. the A.
rel asp0, A. BrVadNsy, New I0rk
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY June lZ--2P Al.
F1oUR.-The market was without chaoge Of m ,meot
The sales embraced about 5000 5000 oos, including
superhne State at 50 80 50 S. and extra do M 81 Of
S415.
wHKAr.-The sales embraced about 80 900 40 900
busheas, including white Western at 81 06 81 o. red
Indiana a. 81 OF, Milwaukee club 1t CSC. 92c and chi
cago spring At $50.
Corn The ssles embraced about 80 900 bushels, in
clucirg mixed Western at &c. Toe NeE Orleans do at
&C. &c. white Southern part to arrive, at 74c 77c
and white Western at nc. q 74c
PokK-sales of 200 300 bbs mess at SIT SIT IS;
prime was dull at Sl4
CorroS quiet and prices without quotable chSQge
WHrKEY-Sses OF 800 bbs q. 22o
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MaRITIMB iNTELLIGENCB


tOrt Now nOrR, June H. ISJSs
CLEARED
Steamship Northern Light Tnklepaugh Southampton and
steams hip oahawDa, Bulloch Havana and New Orleans
steamship FLORIDA Crowcu savannab-s L M.ch,ll Son
Steamship Montgon Crocter savannah-H crom well
steamship Atlanta IAyGeld, ChArest0n-H orom veil
steamship Columbia, Berry. Charleston-sponord Tiles
Steamship jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c H Iudsm
s,samship Georges Creek, Morley BAlinore-H crom-
ship 9 Boynon Theooold Bremsn-Nesm,th 4 s,,s.
ss s,s seoecsa, micoinsr LISBON fresusn 90
Ba,k walker Raynes Elizabe.hpor.--J Perkins 4 90
Brig Beurman, fsmss, Port al frince-Delahed VII
Br'x Morton, Dawson, Halifax, MS whitney 90.
Brig I@,sbee, Aud, EizaOe.hpors lhomp.on auoter
scsr sisSerson, Baker, llsnston-J smIsa i 90 0
sssr Dsnve Chester scS@oSso fs ss,w
sr iy9 s1,2 seSS%g'e Msxes
Steamer Boston seiIew. PhisdslphiA-
ARRIVED.
passeb gers snd specie to hsym5nd WALL june WIN
SHIP EISsi,'r ssiis Lss.pc9 Ma, with mdss aud a3
board tang se passage; been Il days Georges
Bari Jos.nDes Gaml. s.rsu Hamburg 80 days, with
her since CROSSING he ssa2s in is IS a. an sss no w'
BARK .oon lsorw) Larsen. Shields april 10, to
Bsrs col,ord tOf BOSTON,. oocora cars.n,s, June
Pssscd bound in brig rsborn' Of por,sni isr sOhA'e
BARK sasthss vn.y ard, Robinson days with
spoke whaling Schr Richard Of Provhee,osn viii % oo
Bsrt Ance Prcvos Durham, Boston, saays in ballA. Il,
big AIsbella, bay, AspnwaI Nay r. with coffee hdes
ac 10 JOY LIST inst lat Is Ion IS ~ Ds
sshr SOi OF SyncA Perry EaracOs. June q, wi fruit
scsr " p Rlcbie ,ot Robu.oh, Mel Fernad J,cme,, y
onys VIII cohec and iogwood 10 Brett Son 90.
sohr JamssJ lay COZ stoninstonl Chsmosln Gaves5n
MAJ % win cotton, TO Henpings, Muller a Linx.
rchr = w Woosop Ouinl, Virginia, 2days.
schr ,nayernrnt. johnson, Virginia. Q days
sehr Coiyer ,keyner deorgetown, 2days
hcbr Delaware. Arey. hoekiand. 4dsys
schr Llcy White, Arey. hocxland, dayx
schr arrior miller, koctlAnd, days
kchr Wary Wise. Hall, Hockland 4 dsyA
echr 1iyano. Low. Gloucester. DAYS.
schr L Croker Presbry, Taunton Philadelphia
schr sea Iurd, Chase, Fall River
s sShr ssrss r s,,ase'e smith seT Haven
Sehr II Hemsen, shasdock, New Haven.
schr q Hertz, spcford Rondou; FOR Boston.
Schr Myers Rhodes bondout for Boston.
sooo sarsh. Staples, Tannton
Steamer Curiew, WiiLams, Providence.
RkruRsrD-BriT Amonoosuck, CLARK, hence for A~puwa
leh inst having the lh miles Hishlsads
tine.
The s,eamiug W II Webb, Capt Hazard came no from
outside NJ the Hamburg bark Johann- tow AND reports
II AZ very thick outside. and blowing gale abont ENE
schr Ner Burgess from Bar.co, sailed on the 2sth
u and was not - reporteo) she arrived
lon 70 spoke Director o days from Jamaica Tor nj
Nerpooi before Incorrectly repor'ed).
sAnED
steamships Northern Light Southampton Ac tand anchored
N the lower bsyl Glasgow 8r Gb=ssow anchored
Qusrantne); Cahawbs Havana and re~ Orlsans M,ntso
Wind sunrise NE sunset do, with heavy during
day, and blowing yale.
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ABscoNDrMG OF A JEWELLERS CLERK WITH A
TiOJ DOtIAEs Worm on pRorRRry--We unde,pta ad
ha, tir JOSIAH Gcodng sveler Joy's building has met
with serious os IN the disappearance Of his cork
young man named george about sixteen years q age,
who hsd Deen n DIS employ about three months. Toe
young mar las been In The habit u sleeping tho store
al ntnt lor ue better protection VI the property On Sa
tnrday night no left AZ usoa but upSp soog m ba
store ts mo- nng be was gone, with nouss nd
dollars worth OF Tie property Of Mr. Goodpg NJ ra,e Of
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sever per cent Ter single names and money can
call with approved securities Eve W SIX psr csat
F. esad class paper b, however, still dicu Of negotA
TIN.
To following arc ths sar,ngs Of Ne nlnos Osssrsl
RasbsaA Company for Nay SIS ,0I0 -
Receipts In MAJ 1857 ...".............. 2e2oc8 90
Decrease In 1865 $40 997 II
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
HONEY MARK K Il.

SATURDAY, June 12-6P. N.
Notwithstanding the wet, diaagreeaoe weather, and
the dsmpenng influence upon all outside Transactions,
business in Wall street this morning was particularly
active. At the Stock Exchange more than the usual
activity prevailed and better prices ruled. New York
Central Railroad advanced q per cent; Hudson River
Railroad, 1 Reading, Vi Missouri State sxes, Il Cali
fornia State sevens, Ia Reading 1; Michigan Southern,
old, i; do. preferred, q Galena and Chicago, "a Mil
waukie and Mississippi, Il Chicago and Rock Island, "a
Erie opened at decline the closing prices Of yester
day, but partially recovered The buyers option were
quite numerous the first board. Those purchases
principally by outside operators and at the rate such con-
tracts ave been made for days past the aggregate
will be large enough to influence the market mate
rally The abundance Of money affords extraordinary
facilities for taking up and carrying ssocks and these
buyers option be called any moment there may be
active demand any tme much To the disappointment
of the sellers At the second board the market showed
further evidences Of improvement. New York Central
advanced u per cent; Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
Michigan Southern preferred, a; Milwaukee and Mis-
ssippi, "a Galena and Chicago fell of q per cent Pa
closed firm this afternoon al 100, seller co days.
with the sale Of only two small lots.
The steamship Star Of the west this port from Aspn
WALL brngs two weeks later intelligence from California,
and q half million Of dollars in specie.
The Nil waukie and Dsioit railroad COMPANY have ds
city Of Milwaukee issued 10 that company. Ths securities
OF this company in the hands OF the Comptroller OF tho city
Of Milwaukee good and sufficient for the whole amount
Of the city credit loaned and 1t Is his duty to take
the necessary proceedings provide for the payment OF
the overdue coupons
The Sterling Republican notices the rapid progress ofthe
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad and says its prospects
were hstterng than al the present tce not
wihstnding the ccseness OF the money market over
four hundred men are now employed upOu the line aud
half mile Of grading done daily. The company has
100000 secured stock subscribed besides sub
scrbed by the cities Of lie Claire and Prn,eton in their
corporate capacities. Only $4,000 stock required
TO complete and equip the road aud Princeton and Cordo
vasgree to furnish 200 additional stock 1t believed
the road will be in operation by october next
The annexed Is comparative statement of foreign i'm
ports nj New York for the week and since jan L.
Tor he week 1856. 1857 1858
Dry GODS. .......... Sl,lp,290 S8,7T5 ag1 1853
Gen. merchandise. 2,6gi,93b 277b,t9I 1871 ,l36
r.
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REPHALIHo BANK OHARrsns N CoNEFcrrcrr.-
The senNe 0fC.nne scui la passed resolutions spcane
the following bank charters --CIiftoD Bank q N1rta
Storing p Assiuck, Of Waterbury; Grsuite, of vcun
town; gohogsn, q pawcatuck. ora LYME N od Lime.
Pequot N Norwich P1tnan u Putoam C0lchester. Of
C0lehesteri Merchants Exchange 3aak OF Bridgeport
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Total. si3 32Gl5t o,i3i OO7 $50 500 42bi .e53
Decrease &c compared with ls5'.......... 3s95,iil
The receipts OF anthracite coal from the Ishgh and
schuyD regions for The past week and for the so,sou
compare follows with tbose Of the corresponding pc
Rod Of Last year
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To'al............ ss3e,Sst ss6s,l5o
Increased week compared with tina, ofls57 126 2G6
The following comparative statement OF the value Of
exports from the commencement Of the year 10 June a.
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sInce Jan. 1.... se51ls 1o4 ,i5s $3.50 s5I
The following table will compare The exports Of Oh,
principal staple articles FOR the weak aud year
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B1sr0 Oi Nsers pronogoces The class prohcient,
each member receives oipoma ,ensd by the Sup-rtn-
sncsps and members OF the Academic Bard fueir
names presene1 10 toe Secretary of Var by the
lLspCctoT, xrh the Tecomne0daUoD Of the Academic
rosro Tor comussio N toe several corps Of the army
xccrrotg 20 tire duties which each may be judged cam
petert perform Eve % the mot dstng ii-ned cadets
IN this css the others 20 be reported for A.
tachmeIt 10 The next Array Register II any a-e founf de-
rceu they 10 be returned back 10 their clauses 70
ah.Ara arnaAaa
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Busins4s Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
ei5, other wise SIC.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
10 spAca occupied.
Dispisysd advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements isaded and placed under the
head Of Especial Notices." doabie fAe ordinary
rdfes.
special Notices In the LEGAL Column 10 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exciu-
siveiy Ia the Daily, after the nrst two weeks,
DO per cent. more than the above rates.
An fvssst<nf sdvsrftssAsafs m3sf - paid for
IN advames. fhis rais viii not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the WsekIy atone,
the price will be the same In the Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly arc both used
- par eont. will be deducted from the Angre-
eass amount.
Under the present syssem, the advertise,
pays 80 much for shs spAce he occupies, the
changes ssing -eaafgsabla for the com posit ion
only. This plan 10 nos generally adopted -
Our charge for changes win be Is cssts psi
saaare.
- In all cases where advertisements arr
discontinued before the expiration Of the yeal
or the time contracted for, they will be charges
up at our regular rates for the time actual
ly In.
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snHk Great Central Route, con ns<4ina the Al.
= iantic cities with the W sstsn, Northwestern
and bouth-western States, b. continuous Rail.
vAy direct. This road also connects at Pittshurgh
With daily line Of steamers to all ports on The
Western Rivers, and 1T Cleveland and Eandusky j
With steame ers 10 all ports on the North western
Lakes; making II the most direct, cAssSssf snd re-
liable rssff BY which FREIGHT can As forwarded
TO and from the Great Wtsf.
RATKs BErwxEN PHiADKLPHIA AND PIrrOURoH,
FIRST CLAsb.---Boota, aLo.
Hats and Caps, Dry Gosis IN
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs TSc. HIee he
10 boxes ana baies1 Fsatness,
furs, Sc, Ae.
SxCox pGLAss.--Domestic Ensst-l
ing, shirting and Ticking Tin
originalb j Drugs lin casks a.
Hardware, Leather, Liquor iin ooc. ioens
casks, WALL Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pelts, eastward, &C., &c.
THIRD pCLAss.--Ansils, Chains lin
casks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sAlted loose or in sacks, Psints Soc. u l0on ns
ldry and In oil,) Oils, lexcept
sou.1scaA...acons., ss.1 sca ,s.,13. Fish. p.-}
con, Beef and Pors I'm casks or
boxes, east~ard,t Lard and
Lard Oil, Naik 5 oda Ash. Ger -
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin. soc. FiSV 10
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco.
Kosin OIL, QueenswaYe, Sugar
(hbds. bbis and bxs. J kc., dc.
FLoUk-1sc y bbl., until further notice.
GkAIN--35 cts. ~ 100 ns. until farther notice
C0TIoA-x2 u bale, mot exceeding 500 Ne, In
weight. until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point eastof phih-
delphia, be particular TO mark packages "sia
Psnnsyfrania ka,iroad.'' All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at Philsdsiphia or Pitts
burgh, viii be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Clark 4 Co., Chicago
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. O'Rilcy
Co., Evansville Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisvills
KY; X. G. Meldrum, Madison, Ind. II. W. Brown
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; II. g. Pierce 4
Co., ZanessiIis, o., Leech Co., No. 81 Kilby ST..
Boston Lseeh 4 CO., No. 2Astor Honse, N. r.,
No. William st., N. Y; 4. J. snseder, Philadel-
phia; Magraw koons, Baltimore; d. A. Ste wart
Pittsburgh. II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
u. J. LOMBAERT,Su Altoona, Penn.
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New Advancement.
On and after Monday. AuGnss 3, '5s
The Kookuk d Burlington

PACKET COMPANNsS
NEW and fast running Steamer KEO-
kuK will make regular double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
MONIkOSE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Moniross 81 G3e aud li.30p.m.
Arriving ct Burlington st 5 P m ard 5a. m.
Leaving bsfiih gtcn NJ a. N and 1850 p. N,
Arriving ~ keokak ~ and li:s0 p.
1hss making reliable and prompt connections
With the ksokuk and Moutsnse, the Buriin gton and
Missouri Hive ind the 1hiesge and burlington
Railroads, ~ seii sa the keoAuk, Fl. Des Moines
aud Minnesota kaiireaa morning and evening
trsinA, Aise. with tie boats Of the ksoknk and
Sc. Louis Packet Go.
Fer Tickets and further information apply on
beard, OF h. Company Agents at heokuk and
Burlington. IL. w. SAMPLE,
auabd President.
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PENNsxLvANlA CENTRAL RAuL
nOAW.

THREE TRAIHss FDAILY1IRo n
PisssDuFgn - PhsiaAsIHAia.
Trains leave Pitnbargh - follows Nail I =.
M; Fast Line ?. ~; 1xprsss Nail eAe pm.
The Espfess Mail Nuns Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Makins Direct Con-
nections With oil trains from
St. Louis, ho.j Dubaqus. Ksekak and Iowa City,
Iowa; Caire, kosk Island aad CAisaao, ILL.,;
Lexington and AOsisviils, Ky., Tsrrs
Hsuts. indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind.j Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, Cievsland,
zanssville, Crest
line, Aassi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, kebrsskA, Hinnssota, and
All P0iAgs N the west.
- vAxx ~ Low A. nY AHY oraRn ROUTE. -
Psssengsrs from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortest ana most
expeditions rsute to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIAOkE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. r. H., PAlladslphia.
Jan. /, 5S-d
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
KE0KUK IOWA,
D.. n. VAIL Il CO.
iyI4d
CUMMINGS x BE0G5,
Architects,

81 Up T. R N re " ID E. N rs.
IlAyEtaken ~ office in Heddiugton's Block
L il corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
Ne. IA And story, hyst door to the left at the bead
of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the pubic call. They are pre-
pared 70 furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings III all kinda, public and private, and to
superintsnd the erection Of the same. They hope
to do business In such manner will please their
patrons and do credit TO themxsises.
Refer, by permission, 10
H.. p. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilbourne, James Estes,
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