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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

across the stream, While she was ,sa bshiOd. his
was the last sic had seen of Der lovisg .pc.cr uIi'
she met him zen days ago 10 claps.
Bot she was unwI-sv 20 give him ap -. ArninS
berself with iurds ard the necessary pApe-s, she
started in pursuit. She found traces Of hin n various
places throughout taiope bat vGs never able 70 hS
bis locality until af.er soue three pears, she esSpeJ
that he had been a. Jerusasm-had there besn GiAy-
red 70 seconi wife-had IN year lef: kef-ksd
thence been wandering ever EaIc Pc, assIning tho
character Of Jerasaeui.e, begging funds f'r the
destitute children Of Israel s. JeI 1sasm; .hs, = tbs
way he had accumulated corsidersble money; that
brother Of hi. second wife had pnrsusd ffp, four1
him in Germany, and 60. Jewsh writizg Of d.
voremeni from him, 's.,rret WITH IS 70 Jertss'em
and found l. defective. followed him . second time,
and found h IN in Londop, where be got another WIT
ing tha, was in due form. Then aY races OF him die
appeared unit, some Two years ngo, when che learned
that be hsd deposited some mcosy With banker IA
Hanover with orjs,s % forward WHITTIER he shogld
direct by letter. The banker finally got ictter D.
rectpg HIM 70 send The money 20 banker named
lsrsel, in kalaInazoo, Michigan. Thlther sie FOL.
lowed. and there Was Informed iha. me money had
been sent 20 Setzsr, in care of DR. Ashkeaazi a. O
tswa, III. - she came q Ottawa and here bJ arc-
dent, met Dr.. 4. in .he stree, -hon she at csce
reco oguized as her .rrart lord. Tho Doctor made q
feeble effort to deny hs identity bu. se.u cared, Ard
showed disposition I" come 20 tsrm-.
Her demands were reasonable enough. All .nc
a.ied was divorcsmept and somo 2 so n mssey 20
enable her 20 return 70 her parents Ia. 6ist tho
Doctor was willing enough 60 accSie 20, bot being .
great miser utterly scouts the later proposition 10
evade which he tried earnestly - peruaae her 20 Two
with him sgsn. Ibis she peremp.cTl'y declines, but
commences proceeding in our C.rcuit Cont tor d.
vcrce and ahmcrs, aud for fear her " rabbi may
take leave OF her sgaip, che has ln locked up 90
writ Of ne eSeat.
The Doctor is known to have seme eight or ten
thousand dollars in gold in hs possession, and could
easily discharge the ladys moderate detasnd, brt ~
so miserly that he msy rngsr q lcog willie in jail he
fore he Will do il. The lady s no. urhsudsoue, ap
psrently very intelligent, and eviden.ly bnm fal q
crit
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PURSUIT OF A TRUANT HUSBAND.
From The Ottawa m Free Trader.

From The Ottawa m Free Trader.
For the last four years there mas resided III tnls cy
with occasional intervals one DR.. Askenazi, Hun
"earian physician"--a small man, Of iltavored yet
strongly marked Jewish countenance-speaking En-
gsh and several other European languages very bro
keuly claiming 10 have been surgeon IN the ulnsa-
rinn patriot army in 1913, and TO have come u thls
country th Kossuih but by his vernacular betrayng
that he was originally either from Poland or Southern
Russis. His mode Of life was in the highest degree
psIsimobi0us--occupying generally small chcap
room, which answered as well Tor ihs once az doIi-
tory and kitchen in which be prepared his own meals
Among his intimates, who very few, ne passei
rs man OF great learning, aud by those with wion
be- pracsed ply slcan or surgeon he Has reSarued
Us q man Of great profession al sAlD.
DIR. AskenaZi, Hun gari0n, was t1us getting eiobg
smoothly and pfosperonsy, until some ten days ago
vixen bic dream Of repose very materially ihtef-
rupted ty the arrival ot u lacy IL thls cty VINO CAIN
TO be his lawful, welded spouse-who male upon nun
in that c aructer certain weighty claims, snd prefer
rcd agai him certain wcghty charges, the ehect OK
Which have been 10 place the little Doctor IN limbo
from that day to this. The lady having proved Tue
identity Of her man. sought legal adviser, 10 which
she made sub .tanta.ly the following statement;
Some twenty year2 ago, then lass OF fifteen sum
u,rs-the + yorite ii Ter parents who we're ~ easy
circumstances, living in the village OF hreena Mas
roy y Russia, near the borders OF Poland-iJe"ess-
SIC made tie acquaiataLce Of young maa-ppori
Int distinguished for his learning AMI piety named
hsbur :. hzsr. He had been educated TOR rsDbi,
and had pie-ily won the esteem AMI coeudeAc5 81
the chief rabbi Of tie place tnat he was ife .sI'y
entrusted with the aannistralOn % the Je WISH Jaw
in his the chief rabtisl absence. HI parents and
al peries asscuting, STE married TO the caraed
Soung rabbi
On tAe.f marriage. her psIcrts gave them mar,
risgo u9tt,n of abont : uVD, on which they hveh
sb5ut wear al KrecIa when the young rabbi sliicr'
Iy osaLlenred and ne some thrce year Dcior5
se asctrtain,d BIS whtIe.b.uts Finally, she heaIi
OF Lin 1T Dan'ze, in Prussia, whittier ne ioowe'
him. found rl ard returned with hin 70 s'ra' !. rv-
n N--at tt.s~a ~ her
yl ch act I'D Ma born TO them. When the eh.Ii as
s,me tire months old, they went on rIsI 70 nes
mother at Kreens-IefnaincJ there ies we.k,, tush
started back or Serai. Arriving az the o''i.I, t1
I~.e ~ ir., atm =, IN eficer that ttc l1'g va.
lone a. he AID had 10 passport, te was conveyed
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EDUCATION Ar THE CArirAL.

To -, rdit'r Of Tie y. J. Trib-ae.
SiE Tie C.iy Of AlbaDy &c, IL dr-sei ily benz n
preventing any p'osess in ii, edn,aional advantage
Il hes long been FAR behind other c"s IN this respect
Within few years. however an ,ti,It & beer made
To elevate hcr character by increasing the number and
improving tie quality ol her Public schools Bli the
back track las bccntakon. uew &c dollhouse was
greatly needed in the lower Wards o. tie city, snd was
ordered TO he built. Before the fms action was tas.o
however the yo,, was r.scii..cd. and tie city dis
ereced by IL parsimoniou- and short-sghted economy
Another aci sppears likely 20 be committed, ~ -
,eToga'ory 10 the good name oi the city. An lndrs-
iia school buidir. has been eeo.i, aud ore OF the
no.t pressing want. of tie city seemed likely 70 be
suppl!ed Bu., 70 the old spirit is evoked. and i.
now eravely proposed TO use lie buitins f,F an Aus
Iousr. A city 80 determined 90 iemsin in the back
ennna of civilization, Albany, is almost past hope
~, > ,s5s AZ ALBANIAN
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which We eopcude we may fairly infer that no ressous
could be found On the contrary, me Committee did
report and the Convention adopted incpsn. steps for
60 ne appropriate depominational objects leaving il
perfectly consistent for the Bspts Sunday Schools TO
cooperate in those worthy objects, and doios away
with all necessity of Withdrawing from the New-York
Sundsy-Schoo Union, as no Schools have 90 far done,
with single exception viz the Norfolk street Sun.
dsy-SchooL FRIEND or usIoy.
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TOR SAVANNAH THO American Atlantic
Il Screw s.sa,oshp Comreyy's E13 6rstehs esssa-
sMp MONTGOMERY, Crocter, Commander vii ssve Pier
ha IL n r., on SATURDAY, De- M 3 o'eock, p m,
peoisety Csen passage %S uosoYpss-ed
e5. ThrOIyl :skes N.E O.-sLs $50 50; Noble, eSs
Aontsonery &c Absuy, Ca, f2t lanta and Colnrtis,
fS Macon fs. F-evh 70 e.rts p1 'cf AID PFC pJroIse
rses Insurance cne-h half per Apply 70
II. B. ChNMILLL 4 90, No IS WaIlss.
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TIE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

rs ne ESitc, cf IA<N y. T'.sss~
SIR: Particular attention i called TO the fact hat
the join; Committee OF ten, appointed ak months
Irevicus, "on the proprty Of Withdrawing from the
"New.York Snuds, .S~hoo' Cnior, :s'l.d g mske
ary rrport whatever On ths specihc susject, nom
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NEyTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERsEY-

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of fNEW-JERSEY-
~ Ccnnsetns Nov Hsnrson vi.A pslawsrs, Laehs
ard Wesexr RSHose aEd Eas.cn vss he LshiA
Valley RA1roed.
RAtL AnAAN9EAESf, eemnerctno 0c.oher !, Is'A
Leave York for Eas.cn aae In rmedse rsc-s from rs
No Eors River, q u Y m, and fos 6onss.
SEDe ey sbcye trains ard Q. P m
Pie Above Ehssbe.h With Ss
JeYsey Raosh which leave NewYorh from tie &c, O!
hodtcse .. u ard l2 N, aud AID 5 p. n.
PslserSers Tor the De.svsre and RA.
rosa VII a. Y only. Yor Lehish Valley RsioAA Il
Z 10 and u N JOHN o. srERke euperntendept
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TuE RAILRoaD AocIDrST.in irqaost VAS bel! on
Friday at Tanytown upon the bolies OF Mr. George
Black and bis lady, Of ofBoksItJwn, WHO we're kiied ~
the up express train the HUDSON RIVER RsTosi tie
night previous, by being ron ever near Tanytcwo
The verdict Of the jury was, that the dsoeassd met
with an accilents death the ght OF the 18th ins,
by being ran over by a train Of css on tie Haason
River Rairoad, whilo walking on .Se track. The en-
nireer NJ Griffin |, eyonere,eG from al. Llame.
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HTDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FrOm Nov.
29 Ia5S Train, viii leave Chabsrrst Station a. follows
Express Tra!r' ga and $50 M Albany Mall Tram al
II so M for Poushi eepsie Gas and 3:.o p M iof
Dobbs Ferry Ii 40 and - T. M for Gins ens p M
icI PeeE.kl G:5Op The PoashkeePsie, fsekski siue
Sits ard Dobbs Ferry Trains stop s Way Stations Passe
eerstaber t Cbembe Canal Cri.opner and Ssss 1rsins
for New York Troy 6s5 and II aud $50 p
and Albany about Is IL nutes later Ga Sundays al
~ SAITH Sup
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH ard WEST Via JERSEY
CITY-klsil and Express lines leave NewYorh a. and
M and 4and r. m fare t3 Through Tickets sold for Gin
e,pus and ne Wes and for Baltimore WssbinGon Norfolk
kc ar through b.y,.se checked % Washington IN aHa
Cp m trains j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage viii received for train unless delivered aD4
ahsok ed niucte In advance Of the time OF lesvDs
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE kAILROAD.-O

IN and after MONDAY Nov 80 1853 and until further notice.
Passenger TTeius viii leave Fer loot OF Da"ne'' o"o"
DUNKIRK EMPRESS O, .. ~, for Dmkik and principal
iute IN ediat' Stations.
MAIL WEST IN. for Dunkirk aud Bufslo' And later
me diae Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER q, H., from foot MUrray-si,
Via Il Suffrue snd u'ermtdiIie Ststions
WAY PASSENGfR e. 3;S3p IN, ioT Ne" hnfsA, F0HJe
Vie nud intermediate Stations.
NIGHT FXPRESS al 1850 r m, ior Durkk snd u1aio,
and prirciI o. iBtt TucGiste Stations.
EMGEANT al r. IL, iyI DulsIk und buH'lo, snd inter
mediate Stations.
The above Trains inilv, ir3sys eNcep:ed -
Express Trims cOIDTt u fmus win Inc tnni ss
Csnsndsqs Earoad, for Niagara Falls bnsnimt m VITA
The Syr,cse and Bnchsmou Rsrosd for syracuse; Corn
irr with the Buff New.Nok AID Ee Railroad ioI Rohes'
ter Buffalo and Mag ess al Crest Bend via Tie Deia
wae L.ctswsrna snd Wc.t-n Railroad. for Scranton q.
Buffalo and DuLhiTS tb the Lake Shore kacad t' te'e
'"'N' CHARLES MORAN, President.
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ffqai Notices.
ELECTION NOTICE-Pur.usnD

ELECTION NOTlCE.-Pursusnt 70 the pro-
~ yon. q tAe avs Of t5is STATE, PUBLIC NOTICE i
.sver. WSd. q .aid City On Tie FIRST sDAr Of De-
TIs Poll, " hiah hye been ay is.sn..sd By H. cotne
Council he p.ae, which Ese ors shall BE- b.ld s,d
remain open ais sdn's WIEN hey viii : finally cl5:sd
The O,srs be voted for such Election the wing
Controller in the place II fAEariah c. Fxzs
Two Goyeors Of the Aims House in the rs,e q s,sc
p srs su,h 6 sy e. % s
the next hrse nber c votes TO the p''On elected 10 be
An Adenn.n n each Il the Aeraap- D.,rc,, Q, ,se City,
having ood numerical dessrs,ion Isl 81, h, 7ta -h
Ih, 18Th, I5,h, l7,h.
Two Cops.sbes II EaehWs-d.
Six CouDcilrnen in e.sh Senatorial District
One CouInissioner Of Common Schools Tor esA Wsa.
One IpsIsctoS Of c tnuoa schools for eseh Wsrd
Two Tr-se.s Of Common hoois for each Ward.
1' ''rs' .. 8. f. f. vaLESrISE, SaT.ir s''
Fe'e Yort, Nov. u, lsSa CLERK Of Common C'gneiL
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
1 ifs satSs SSs Gl J5S ?, ." a ETY.
Of New crk horse dealer ard drorr dec-ssd pr- the
Rhsrd r. Csrnsn, No oes Brosissy in he City d New-
xors on o before te nh DAY Of April, lS1-Ds'ed New
i1i kiehtkb ( sSthxsy E1.'e:''"
MARY T.. WILLIAMS, Fxecutix
MOTT, MURRAY, HARRIS As.S,ney',
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
tsvinr claim. s.sn., wlLLIAMF CATfERFIELD' ,ie of
City New York deceased presentthe with voIch
No. fhe in e cT e on Si Or GisiS & hs y
frs, day Of December neS;-Dsed NewYork the 18th dag Of
June, f2a. EMMA A. CATTERFIELD, Administrative.
je2s laweuM
SUPREME COURT.-CITf and COUNTY Of
- NFM-YoRK IJoHN BODlNE,, Plaintiff ssain,:
CHARLES RAWOLLE aud Charlotte his wife, Frederick
Wdhsgen, Federck 4. si,ts Charles Hou, d. Henry Hss,h
Ksmp Jacob Ro mer Bernhard We.,eaann Augu., Buech'
ner Chare, A. Ees,er, E. Stewart Phir Heineh,
DeeDdsEs-S Summons for Reist Com uot srEe5 To the
pefendsn's, FRFDFRItK WlLDHAGEN FREDERICK A.
S1TflG: foa hereby sanmoled AND Require. TO answer
The complaint in this scoa, vhich tie rh day of Sep
ienlber s filed the Office Of the Clerk Of the City sud
County NewyoTk 81 the City Hall in said city and 10 serve
copy your the ssd comysint the rbers
Q; .hi7 flee Nc j. Jobn IL the City Of New York, within
twenty dAsser the service of this you exclusive
o the day Of such service and fail u the ssd
complaint within The time siure.aid tie plaintiff IN tLs action
will apply tl for IL. relief mansei IL the
plain. Dated New-York, September -, 1855.
COE WALLIS, Issni.f's AitoTneys, NJ. .. Johrst
r29 lawlowM
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T7HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING.

j TON, for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE.-Insnd Route
vs aaf PIYoH Ii h CAPT Jee son. and
CO@MODORE Capt W y: yr..,r, IN connection w;,h IN:
riovIDENCE RATLRoADs lesrirs New yori daily tsan.
Ly s1cePsd) from Pier 10. horn kvsr fst whsrf .eovs
On shs .isl Of the E4 ri:in .hiaS leave: So.S.
ne COMMODORE rom Hcv YORK. Monday. w.dn.%
fay AID Friday from s;onneon Tuesday, Thursday and ss
ne PLYMOUTH ROCK, from E.v.Torh, fue.dsy, Thar.
.y and ssiu.dsy from s.orinstoa hondv "Wednesday AID
Ps,ns-r, proceed from s,oninson PER railroad 70 rroy
tsnce and Boss, IN the Expe.s had Train reshns ..t
Er =. The s,Iy morning fn.s ooane,ns North and Es't
Passenger that prefer IT, remain on toTd the r1.ner snay
Nights disturbed, bShfsst dessd and leave s;opins
Fsr- from Proridence % Newport yii,y Cents.
baggage ntIsr ,ecomrs'ies the steamer AID train shTosss
Por pe.sst. tehs e,nt sypy board sA.
We Office. Ne 10 Battery piscs November u 1883.
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
h.t Wharf sy steamer loLAs a: ss5 1;so ard 10. IN m
..Dd 10 :Sd sad s;s9 p meeting and e.ehansng
ao,s rsIs a che ' fis sTr s
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY-N ARRANGEMENT:
On and eh.r MONDAY, Nov .. 1888 Trains viii sa's 2eA
s:foa m. For White Pains
e:0s. m..For W,hisnsOri6gs.
lo:sS. lss N fsl fa4 wt. ;Esin fsT 81: A..ah''
e:s0p n. ror Wilh.n,brds.
500 p 10. For Mllerton.
40 p .kor Croton Fan.
500 p a.. Fo. " hte Pls.iE
s:l5t % Por Write Plans ,on White ard Centre -stA
ap m For Wiltamfbi;tse
RITupIiIG--WNl esve
$500 q m. White Plains.
6.40A II. .WiLienftTidse.
5.eOA m .CToton EG,S.
7:e0s ..Hrcrtor.
1904 III. White ps'ns
s:l5s. Ii. Nal train ron Albany.
1889 t. ui.. " LiSInsDTidIe.
1880 P u., Nks;e pleius.
So" D. n. .Whi.e PairI
$500 ? N .WiiaGsbridfs ~
VIM }. CAMPBELL, sepsrinsendsnt
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MURDER ~ NORIHL nBLRihfD tDUHiY, VA -I'
WHITE M ~ JAIr~--A private letter fom Wsoo-
mico Church, Northumberland County 10 TIE h'eA-
sond Enquiyey, states rhs, on To-day l6tS iust.,
negro man named Bill, the propety Of Mr.. George
Brent Of Lancaster County Va, Was found dead rear
B.ackerlys store in North nberland Coanty. Oar
correspondent says:
"A Jury was Immediately s1nmoned, and C. ,ett
held by c. Harding, ST., acting Coroner. Too JnJ
r.turred n verdict f,Iloss: That the negro man
BIZ came 10 hi7 death by berg whipped 70 dear, ana
that Thos. Blackevy, r, Wm. Backefy, 1%.epn
Backerly, were theTeun'o aiding ana aoeitng. lhis
was one OF the most cruel MURDERS eyer committed "a
our county. 4 party Of men hai been bohchrg tb
Of Saturday night at Bl,ckcrys grocery, ia thls
couuty. and on sunday m0rBne t.ey met Sl,s tho
negro when they took hin Up, ssd gave nm, accord
ing to the evidence, i've or s1 hlrdiso ms's. Ms
body ~ss found about tHo hnLhfec yaIis hVm "h.ie
,hey wbippeJ him. The excitement: CT the occasion
wa: very great 20 tia. over $50 persons collected,
and there were many threats o: violence made sgans.
,Ic ueroetrators of The deed Bl, arer O calm ard
proper investigation Of the i>c'e ilree mes naIe'y;
'llmnas Blackerly sr., Wm. II. Marsh snd Wn.
Eackery were arrested on toe spo. and sent 20 s O.
U.sttsyile. The other three named Thos. B.asteyy
ir joseph Blackerly and VIM. Cole nan, yen ob, bu.
were arrested the next day alG nOS al SIX Of mem
are in Jail awaiting the examining Cour', wh.ca nse's
neat Thursday n Ueathsyl.e, Va. i think tteIe -
10 doubt bo, at leait five o. these men VII oe rep
reseptstyes in the PeneItiary o; the STATE. 20 mneo
for he effect of lillOr dealing groceries, .nch are
ruiLiIg the slave populaono OF our sste and county
WEATHER Asn Tmt; Is M,sssserA-E,.raet
from letter to THr TRisoSE, dated Minneapolis,
Nov. ~: ..- l.f
"The weather here I. c,ear AID bcsu,.f4i, .toESa
somewhat coM. We have hsd l. 5gl. tassy u SNOW,
bat not eroUgh for seighlrg.
"Wbest i selling here a. 80 cent -.r tasheis clfn
a; % TO 3j at 3D. pota;oe. o. - "o'i p''A -
wcr'h ;. :cLts = Z: % - - - 81 - -. ~
10 danger " s,asv.ng."
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NEW-NORE and NEW-liAVEN RAILROAD
N la;s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lS'

N la;s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lA@
Con nie ncing November -, 1888.
Pa.,en.sr stson in Nov oTk corusy 2i,h, aud STRAW
entrance .ltA.st. - .,,,,. ,o,,,
For N.wlisven = a N. (,I); 1918 2:b (sxl S:s ana
go n u, For Brdscp port, T. ,cr); l.;ib sts teN)
S:l5 and $50 n H. For Mtord Stafford F.Hfeld South
nor. srd Nc.;jor, l2;4i - ard 4:J0 p m For Nor
wall m .:4j teal 3:4j i.Se $3.50 For Os
ren aud Gsccnwch. "; l,:t 5ij. ~, J. p H. for
stamford n Ny =, iS 2:t5 (cSD 8: ti iSa $50 = m
F0y POM Chester int, dato ss:ou. l.: s. JAP
4:SQ, $50, $50 +. m. ,.-- .,, .,>.,
For Boston. q lex Pas p m t'E) For haitord .nd
(ex): i2:sJ and -:i9 OK F"r On,
nrc;cut River Railroad Montreal M ffx) For Canal
Railroad to Northampton m. (eNl snd l.il r. m for
New Haven and New ond~n Rsroad g. II. and -i5 p
For IIousatonic Raj road For Nsussuck Railroad,
NJ $50 D. m For p5nhurv and Norws!. Rsifoa1 a. 10
S:fS r. IN. JANIS III. HptI SHf'Iih'eluehI
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penn ANIA RA L 4 DAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Ssx Y,urNAnia RslTps1 Pi-tsburfr win RAD
s,xas 70 i.urn -, LOUIS No Atom Gsens and Chcaso
M FfAnsfr L. Aingtor sai Louisville Ky. Terra Hxats,
S.ci,on L,fsyett- and llaanspo ESQ Cincinnati payso,
sviuxed bsleioasine Ss6 sty, Todo Cleveland, Co'a
- Ir.yiI. Kssn1a and Wcortfr, Ohio; Also viii BE
,e,n, pseie bs fror, sa5 - E.VoresIs ~ LoG Loris
,icf eI ior The hsd any Of the Above
u-rtioned places In the Wes,
BAGGAGE ChEcKEp THscveH
r,.r,s,, xV and AIS a. ss5I. sd expeditions any
other route
g. h.ndbi,. framed la lie astsls OF 'sis city.
fAh Tir.et. N fstEtE ilonnso1, nay be hse a. -
PENNsYLviNIA fAiLsoAD
No Aston HOUSE, BROADWAY,
:. L. ELLIOTT Agent
rs,r..'tr,,. =. s,.i ... n -io. t-s--1 Si-s'
RoysuAker L
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DENNSYLvANlA RAILROAD;

ii The GREAT CENTRAL hOVTE, connecting the Allan.
Sc C.s with Western, NcrthWes:ern and South Western
Sa.es continuous Raw direct This kpsd also eonneco
AZ Pittsburgh with daily luc Of s;eamers - All ports on tes
Western Rivers sn6 Clsyclsus t-t sandlshy wth t.s
,.esme 70 all pore the NrthWes;srn LsssnsknG tos
sst direct cheap asd reliable by which TkEodf can
ke forwarded 70 end frc m the Great Wet
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AID FlTrSBu kuh
PISsT CLA-EoCts l3cs Hats Aut Gays, SOCKS
DRY Goods l'n ho.rs, bales AID tr.nss, Du-s (n ICON
boxes and hales). {eAthris Furs Sc-..........'.:)
ycsi,, Gn o.xu.i beis.l prus. IN cssks) 7icest,P
Leather (iu ron. aud boAe. Wool and Sheep loo q.
fcl.s, Esft~ ara,
rSIED Glass AnSs Hfa 'sr- see SDsiHs IN (ssc.ntsP
oasktl Hemp Bacon aud Pork, sa.edtoose or ~ lso
sscks), Tobacco mAuurd except Cigars u Cut, &c.
Fovsrn CLASS .-Coivo, kIsA, bscoa, Beef Ane
Y boSe lAItwarcl Lar aud Lsrc Scsn'sF
on N.is Sol. An German C'sy Tn Pitch 100 b.
kcsin
FLcUE- T. bbi uatii further notice.
GRAN 4 lO1 Is uuLl fsitae: n...se.
COrTos-- sse s-ee5ils - D weigh. un.H iif-Ss
sosice. 4,
the ksge fis Psug.y.varis karost Al
consigned 20 Tie As;. G. hs EsA 81 fehsdepais o.
Fi,tshursh Ill b- forwarded Fitior. ietertioa.
FssIeur AsrSrs-tAna Wa-uey 4 Co, M-rIpt's rrnu-
r. y Sass Co, 81. Louis; 2. a. ORsiiy Co. Lvausvls
Ind Dumesn Bell Co., sli Csrtes J-~ett, LossTie,
Ky; B. C. Meldum Ma1isol, iaA Il. W. Brown Co, si1
Irwin Co., Cncinns; y ". 0ral Am Co, Zanesyss,
Ohio Lscoh Co.. NJ 81 E,Ts;, R0s:oai sech CO, No.
Asor House, N-wfo-s and M. South Wihansf. New
Yerk; y. J. sncecsr fbt.sislrLs; GsUsw hosns s@a'
aore; u. l. S.swsr. P.tts5liSh
HOl STOS Ssusrsl 'rt', - ASsnt, Philsie.plA
p 4. SCOTT. sur.flnt-uden.. Altoona PA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Gieamtoats ane Railroads.

ITO BOSTON AVELERS-COMFORr and
l. sAIE1I.-Jbe .5ic i,3I ned Ia. tne Cf Colony
and fa River H1 ID Ccnt.y t.che5 % IRE p.ss-n.
seTcs,s Of their Tosc CREA1yEs PATENT BRAKE OPE-
kAIOR This Invention ,.resdy on many OF iss pes,
snsssd roads Of this cgou5yl pronOes deee of seary
he and properly impcsibe Wl.a.a f. Esosn MAnascrs no
tee 70 avail thenolves Of ary iIov~en Tor the sr.'y
Of bie suesed this Every dave observation
proves coDcgvelv mat the supo.toD 81 te bskss ~
hand while IL 10 Sooo be ~ oIdinsTy p'fPt ~
value Ia pEssenoe Il 6easa:. II Company VII nsH
these ks,hes f1- ~ fh3 4 sly sc sd ssSrent A- a
"' VIC T. g. f. r CAR BRAKE co.
". c. CRIaNDn, Ssorctsry,
DEOPJEs LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
il ISLAND, wHITEsrONE, NEwROcHELLE, and
nAkAROSECK.-On and after MONDAY Os;oesr 25, The
same. leland CITY CsP lanes r.t.ntdgb vii leave
GuloB Nah Zip a. R.tai5e, leaves HAnpronech
u u New Rochere "a IT.; City issad, 81 n, I'd
Whitestope at s;4Gm
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIYER-Tte ssleDad and hyperion
steamer BAY STATE Csl. jew -. leaves Ssw-Yol every
TUESDAY TIL RsDAy t-1 81 ITURDAf q, 4 O'Clock =. n
and the EMPIRE sYAIk. Capt. Bfaytcn On MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AID RRIDAY, Ii CC.oof p ns- Gon Pisr
No.SNR-
Hereafter VIII be r,risd secuYed 10 Any appu
cant unt III the shall have been paid for.
TL boon iorw srdso with great dspa;ch by
a. Ia pr.ss Freight Train
WN BORDEN Igu. Nos 20 and II WerSt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Alarbinfrp.

Alarbinfrp.
beaumont STEAM GAUGES.
ID Perfectly reliable, handsomely made and WARRANTED,
st very low ldces 49, -. ,, =. o.r,
c. w. COPELAND No. Sc Brosdway.
CTEAM-ENGINE for SALE at a low price-2O-
~ inch cylinder feet stroke in good order bu by the Nov
rky WoTks; rUnDing and eau be by spplynsto
JOHN JEWETT SONS, No. 1872 Front st. N Y
VTNHE GREATEST INVENTION of the AGE.
Il A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
The Champion Sewer for 50 ~ - o,r,
w OODWORTHs planners, of the best con-
strucion Steam Ensne' Mschnists Tools Cotton Ma
saDery ssah and Blind Machinery, and Leather Betting
SAN b. sCHENCK No. So Courtlandts-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Ocean Steamers, &c.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-ROSS, FALCONER &
- Co.'S Lnc for San Francisco Cippership STARLIGHT
Howes Master. Loading at Pier No. a. East River Fuou
Ferry will :ske eish' til WEDNESDAY, Let Dec Shipper.
are eouested finish their and send In ther
bills OF fading ROSS, FALCONER Co, No a. Pine 81,
cor William Agents at SaH Frsuc,co, Messr d. L. ROSS
Co y 8 The famous clippeship HURRICANE will follow
the STARLIGHT and be dspst ,hcd about the 18th Dec