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The Artists Of Baltimore have joined them
selves together in a club, called the Allston
Association, and will hold grand soirss ON
Tuesday evening naxt.
Great RobSery at Ptac srvMs. The coun-
ty treasurer's Office at Placerville, Cal, was
robbed OF $500 on the night OF the 18th
ult. The treasutec was Supplied with chiore-
form, aui the sale keys and his pistol were
taken from MIN
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o. Sandford's Liver Invi-orator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-Isa mild
and eiectual cathartic, acting first on the L1vRR,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and ia the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD ~ "
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold BY all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
= w. ma Tim
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Important Documents C0nCerH-
ing the Rebellion at Karper's


number of additional letters found at the
house of "Old Brown" the leader Of the re-
belion at Harper's Ferry. All those signed
"JohA Smith" are said to be in the hand
(old) Brown, and are endorsed in the hand
writing of the latter. These documents
clearly establish most extensive conspira-
cy, extending throughout portions Of Ohio,
New York, and New England, and some
towns ia Pennsylvania. The batch opens
with letter signed ~. Smith," dated W est
Andoyer, Ohio, July 80, 1859, enclosing
draft for $l00 from "our mutual friend
Isaac" 1t is addressed to J. Henrie, Cham
bersburg, Pa. and also states that fifteen
boxes of freight had been previously sent of
by the writer to Henrie, and that six boxes
and one chest, containing ''household stuff"
would be dispatched in couple of days
The contents of the ak boxes are believed to
have been as follows:
TAI Comfortables, blankets, rose blankets
and boots. Box A not deivered.)
[Cl or blankets, pants, coats, vests,
caps, drawers, undershirts and boots.
[Dl Cemfortables, blankets, rose blank cts
and Luke's s. q. hand mills and axes.
lei Tents, wagon-covers, tackle-blocks,
ropes.
Fl Blankets, comfortables, and frying
pans.
lG1 Cor red chest Cloth, some clothing,
carpet bag OF ~. II. K" s. BIS; lot of
school books, knives and forks; articles be-
longing to ]. T. G.; eau, and sandry other
little things.
The second letter, dated Harper's Ferry,
July II, 1859, is signed Isaac Smith, who
says he has hired from James Masraw mule
for thirty days, when re is to return her or
pay him Si6O.
Letter No. 8, dated Pa, August 1885,
acknowledges the receipts of shipments of
freight, and begs Tor little more money for
J. Smith l. Sons, say $500 or $500, as "the
harvest opens before me with increasing
encouragement The writer, evidently
OLD Brown, for there is 40 signature.) adds:
al am highly gratifsd with all our ar
rangemepts up to the present time, and feel
freight is principally here, but will have to
go little further. Our hands, so for, are
coming forward promptly, and better than
expected, as we have called on them. We
have to move with all caution"
1.-THE following refer to portion of toe
freight alluded to above j R
CHAMsERssuRa, Aug. 10. 1859.
|. SMITH SoSs, Bought of CARLILa &
HUBsR,
l dozen axes ~ lbs. steel pole, 50 so
dozen mattocks, III SO
dozen K. R. picks, IL so
stone drills, 3 90
crowbars, heavy, 20 pounds each, 4 90
2 dra wing knives, l 81
stone sledge, II pounds. SO
"a 81
Received twenty dollars on this bill.
CAaLtLs Il HUBsR.
CaAMBgRsssaG, Aug. "a, 1859.
1. SMITH & Sons,
Bought of CAslILz & Hunsa.
dozen railroad picks, Sill so
l dozen mattocks, ii SO
stone 6riils, 800
2 crowbars, so lbs, at 10 cents, 500
2 drawing-knives 1877
stone sedge, IL lbs, at l21E cents, 50
| dozen axes, steel pole, $50
40 ST
S per cent for cash, 2l7
As 20
Received payment in full.
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The Death of Stephenson, the EagiNeer.-
The foreign news published Tuesday briefly
announced the death of Robert Stephenson,
the celebrated English engineer. England
has thus within very short space of time
lost her two most eminent engineers, Ste
phenson and Brunei. They were rendered
conspicuous by their participation in those
great works for which their county has be-
come famous. Robert Stephenson's nams is
blended inseparably with the wonderful pro-
gress of the railway system of Great Britain
To him it is indebted fer much of its develop
ment, and many of those grand triHmphs Of
art, the shape Of bridges and other works,
which are the admiration of the world. The
Britannia tubular bridge, across the Menai
strait, was designed and constructed by him.
1t was erected to accommodate the Chester
and Hoyhead railway, and consists of two
lines of tubes. each 1873 feet long supported
ed on three towers, besides the shore abut-
ments, one hundred feet above the sea. The
first train passed through it March 6, 1850.
The cost OF the structure was f60l,865 He
also designed and constructed the celebrated
Victoria iron tubular bridge at Montreal,
across the St Lawrence,to accommodate the
Grand Trunk railway. 1t cost seven mil
lions of dollars, and is considered as rlvaling
in magnitude the Britannia bridge. Robert
Stephenson visited Canada during the pro-
gress of the work.
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Total population. 1888 $40
Males ...................332, 806
Fema 0,743
Legal voters................. ..l35 457
' aiue OF hogs sold In l85S.........$2, Ill ,425
70 OF cattle. ....................... 1850, 187
10 OIL manutactsres.......... 4, 444 200
acres lmpra we'd land................. 3, Los, 436
70. unimproyed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885, 656
mnes OF railroad. 800
De, partly built ...............3
Bushels whsat in 1885,. 293. 963
70. lndian corn...... 1885, 1884
Do. ,70s, 76O
R1Hronn yosrony
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Railroads IN Brasst-Lager Bee-. "A let
ter from Rio de Janeiro to tAe Ney York
Courier and Enquirer. says:
Railroads are progressing rapidly in South
America. The Don Pedro Railroad Is going
ahead admirably, and the great tunnel 40.
proaches completion in satisfactory man
ner: Every few weeks ship load Of Irish
natles arrive, and, when the first trials of
our torrid climate are passed, the poor fell
lows work with surprising energy. German
emigration is also increasing, and there is no
doubt that the European element will, before
great many years, predominant in this
country. Even now the thriving village of
Petropolis, situated away among the mouA-
tains, about Al miles from this city, is almost
exclusively populated by Germans, and the
Lager beer saloons, and Sunday evenings mu-
seal soirees are regular institutions in it..
me EmperOr's summer palace is at Pet rep
OILS, and he has been known, on more than
one occasion, to walk unceremoniousl into
concert room and boisterously applaud, in
iusty German, (which he speaks fluent ly,)
tae vocalistio powers OF artists. Irish,
English and American residents ara also
slowly, but steadily, spreading through the
interior, and in many parts OF the country
where the usefulness of bridges is not expe-
rienced, sons OF the Emerald Isle may fire.
quentty be seen conveying travellers from
one landing to another.
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(EF "HRALING ON Hrrs WINGS" say all
u3 who have made use of DR.. Wistar's
salsan of Wild Cherry, and by such use cured
themselves OF coughs, colds and consumption
The prudent will always keep this remedy by
them. 7l7T
:. There's vile counter felt of this Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
vritten signature OIL. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale BY M. A. SANTOS & Co., SANTOS,
WALKE 4 Co., and KING & TOY, Norfolk. j.
b. CAmpBELL, Portsmouth,, and by dealers
everywhere.
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Mrs. Wfnslow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children te0hing, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by soften ing the gums. re-.
ducing all indammatioE-wilI allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yeurselyes
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect.
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
enolner column. my28 ly
o. Fall Trade Virginia Merchants.
and merchants generally South, In laying in
their fall stock of merchandise, should not fail
to purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best
and most economical preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome loa Thread.
biscuits, sc. 1t is recommended by mum erous
citizens of different sections, and will certainty
give satisfaction when used properly. It is en-
tireiy harmless, being the production of scien-
tito Virginia physician, and manu- factured with
great care from the purest material. Merchants
can confidently recommend this article to their
customers as the BEST. For sale by
And sold by Druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State. N5,f
CO DIR j. w. GnrlicIx-Dear Sir have
for some months used in my family Semple's
justly celebrated B KING POWDERS. and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as the very best article have ever
tried for making light. sweet spongy bread,
There is no excuse for bad bread when Semple's
Powders are used. Respectfully,
J. RICHARD LEwELLEN.
Petersburg, July 3Oth, 1889. .l
wv GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, hichmond.
For sale by Druggists and 9rocers generally.
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MONS SLABS.-5O Butts Moore's Lynch
!v1 burg fine Chewing Tobacco, for sale al
factory prices.
oc q LEIGH BRO.
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Los II
I'M Saturday the 2aad inst. GOLD PENCIL.
~ CASE with a pen attached, the had OF the
case was conicdl and toe Psucil portion was
moved by screw about tho midway the case.
II IS highly valued As being the gift Of de-
.AArted relation, and the finder viii be gratefully
rsh cnhered. a. well as literally rewarded BY
leaving the same with the Editor OF IN u paper.
oc fiat
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OXFORD HALL, PORTSMOUTH

After which, the Drama of the
MIDNIGHT WATCH
OR THE TERRORs OF THE REVOLUTION.
Pauline. Miss Jennie Parker
Nlnetta. miss Josephine Parker
W- Doors open at TX O'Clock, and perfor-
nance commences at *. Admission-Dress
Circle. 80 cts. Parquette, IS cts. Children to
Boxes, IS cts.
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New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
J. 5. PARKER......L essees and Managers
'o11N TGrAf ...,................ go. Treasurer
SCALE OF PRICES.
s.AVate ooAeS.. $50. ...................$5 90
Single Seats in Private Boxes, - rs
Dress Circle and Parquet ....... SO
FANNY CHSie'. ......,.... %
Boxes for Colored People. so
UoAAeES 'oE W uo.'. .-............... IS
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Marsh Juvenile Comedians
Consisting of 10 boys and 30 girls, from to IS
years ofage.
This FRIDAY Evening, Oct. 2ath, 1859,
Will be performed the Drama Of the
NAIAD QUEEN
Produced In a style of excellence never sur
passed.
After which the Farce of
NAN, THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
In both of which pieces the entire Troupe will/
appear.
l1 > For the accommodation of heads OF
u3 Families and children, there will be a
Morning Performance on Saturday.
% Doors Open at ~ o'clock-Curtain to rise
precisely At TX o'clock. oc2s
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aun.,It, the Pobue fer a BaiIdins for the Pssrth
Md :s st. sl IN - ss' he SssT..,
the b feel ths ere 10 isser oard dpop 70 prVse zoe
a,eSrs.. iabor. Tn. sood ma; do n:y ee
bu: compete the vice And wretoss4rss
o. tbs Is, Of J.n7ary 1854 although our pup Individually
eos, ~ bot l5 r suHg ~Asury empty snd snail
sett hsd been oait,aed To dss ihe conloTss Do
eru1ssr3 The hundred twenty s sir who assemble
IL 20 p.nill 10 s- conisu1
p.se We -..on.be hope hs; anaer our care they
,inirs for word vel - Tor s tesnged o.
;h,t theJ us b.s - ears ,ies-2-f1'Is 'Et over
rl-or sive annot eIpe't the ttr.Dg,h Of ns,tyr
n Children fifteen yesrs q - No. doubtful
taer choice would b.. As general Ile every ehd
bo0zh. der .c protection saved fom ei's main
tanned Che public .Ipa'e 30 pr.ons aud
ThIouE sppess made b. q e aides soupece With
20 meet COR &. euogss- q
importance 20 The community hs, the Fourth Wsd s
schoo ,holb become permanent Institution We, therefore
cell The plbhc % save - from depending .tos.ihsr upon
Enyknr ntsic1a rnatcrpons and donations
We ask for 90 or sa0 % enable ~ 20 p1rcha'- no 'e
sud such ne1ts necssay 70 edos; our
yup, ior ;ne' station n ne. We wish 70 .escs them hoe
vsshns house cleaning scuery baking '1eh plata o. L
ING doe In ne etsbfs,us IN aietion 70 10 Of he
needle and The se~nE machine and the oom0oa bsDhe on
krghb ecucscn 10 which they are present Instructed WIN
irsninS Tie children rs.es1 Of growing dissr.,e %
toer al he curse OF s,crty al ADD = ia oomo %
becoming VIA. m1ch NEED sAf and vel ualnei DO
II he name CT Hin Who aid Of The B.ie whom He
took IL ri, arm the tinga5m o. heaven sk
for The o. securing :be he hsr nsstt1l
IL the name % the osnts q yosT own H1.-Lss h o
ard prorse you in retlrn the beos Of those who
NJ Jogr,PH pELAFIELp Isl Drectress No. GO Oh st.
~ F0kRtsI q D IectI.,. 10 70 ~ "a s..ry.
n ~ ,.pt % sssr of the Ulcers o, tie Society
To the CEILDRENs AID SOCIETY,
CilDn Hal, A.tor-pase,
Or ,owr JOHN EARLE WILLIAMS, Metropolitan sals
nrt.e, "FovETH WAED hDusTsAL SCHOOL,
me owe Fever end Agu. Piils.-P,r7r' suffering
No iors had you depend cure Sold
byA b. 4 D. SANDS Co.
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nUBUQUE CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
~ for SALE By MORSE l. WOLFF. No. Il Wnhsmst
Uater Cure.

DR. MUNDEs WATER CURE, at Florence
Hass three from North amP.on Railroad
Depot Of the largest ard best regulated estao
h the United and ~ IL opsrson throughout ne yea
DIR. B1AGe 10 70 Prsssniz The most eminrn! gfS
IN. Y. Tribune
"Hs various publications on cold water cures are certainly
Snons The best not the most superior, Vt a. In 6ermay
Home Journal
are convinced ths. higher authority than be, II
Of hydropshy De found IL own Or any he
country" lmer Asx,zns OF Homeopathy ard BydropsthY
nR. +. +. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No 10 Bescsern, N T. IRA;
meat whoL: Transient and o)srderstsken
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NHOlCE CITY INSURANCE STOCKS
~ IorStLg n 'o,s " -. vrehsisn
sy sATfEsLtE c,

u D., stIys n so.s ~ ~. y1rchsisu
ey sATrEkLtE {,
Banksrs sd 5saAsfs,
No ESchauf.-psce
su.i lo.s q the .oEa~ias eesLsb- inFe'-nelt o'' I'
hard, VIA: -t. l.. r.
Ease ir,gTsrre Co, t'mhi'. s>-en iu' 60.
E-r.s,,c-tsr 1n.u-,I - Co Lafayette iaslT soc- Co
H.wys,, vi,. a. M. liz. Eue.scr lrsgr,n.s c.,
Psopirs iBs-isrce %
~ 49,. Ia, q Ar-:is Insurance CouR'ny,
-, Is,w.rrs Conn.rv Irsemui,y lps1ra'ce c.,
-, i..r,.,.- C~To.T, IN. Is.Ir.r-- Company.
sscr,rx Ir.u,.n, -. mp.ry Bs-voor,I l.GTsne Co.
f--.E Sc. Ir,u-.--4 C. Bfos.~sy lusursrce Co,
M,r.sItIse Insurance. Co, .Ichs g. ilsL's-- -
Wuhirg.su iri1fsnee Co, Orolsd iGs-is-oeS'
Ssss.n lrsufArcs Con rApy, Gooalue ,htlf.-IrN-r
,--.1tc., n, ,,,.rfs Co Hsrnony Insurance Co.
~ - ,.r,,rr. CoynAny Nv Wosli l,lrsrce %.
u.r..... t..r,.,~s a., American Ex.lsng- las. Co.,
yp,Ir.-.1,,,b CIV Everett INSURANCE %
pei, rr.,rsrr- Coupsry Artksu-' Insurance CO
J-r,sy CRY lnsursn = Co. Co!nn15,an - e.
Bfock VI insuan . CO., orrS WIS. me-T - -,
fulton Insurance Co. arr,A ,.e ~ n, -,
Er holds Irsuisrs- Conpar N rosus Wy - 70 n n
Also a Ike Of frs:c,ss BONDS, CItf nAtLtNCN
STOCKS snd ether Investment src-fhief 90 ntI1 a. -
Stock, BcIes bought az sod a. me oos'e %
private sac.
q. B. ssTTEELEr, ~ I .--rprv- r,
II A Bo,TvfCE, heur b Bra. sAiAthL-S W.
II. fE.CY A2SoLD,
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRAH0EMEgT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare o.
On and afer MONDAY Doc. lsss YrAtns vtn ssvs Eth
IT., kss.Yors, - follow;
S2O . For White YAina
ESQ q No.. FOR Wllismsbridre.
1000 q m. Mail train for Albany.
llgA ID. For WHIT. P. aims
2SOp. N. For WIRi.nsbhdga
500 Q. m..For hi1erton.
400 .. 10. For Cro.op P.lla
500 D N. For White Pains
G:ig o. N. For W mite Plains from White ana Genre "a
$50 FOR iIianssndss.
RIfusENG-WLl eAve
500 Whit. PiAirs
$40 Z NJ. WlhsmIbhdse.
TOO q N. Croton Fall.
100 q %. .kblertou.
7.9 q N. White Plains.
1850 4 ~. Nail Isin for Albany.
lO:SA N. Wliamibndse.
la:SI White Plsina
$500 m. White Plains
500 D. o.. WilHamsoricge.
WIN J. CAMPBELL, sutedntselssG
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
fet Wharf y ';sAsnei ENoCH DEAN, a: e:LS ana u
4 n, ird 4 and ?. Ii. TIE Can cave Fa,hinr L. l. q,
ess5 AID Ga NJ and sOd m, meeting and eIchsng.
leg tsssrsen viii tie tost Hunters Point. Fare IS
WV. T. SHIHH, ksesvss,
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or
IN and sner MONDAY Nov r. 1859 and aptH further notice
Passenger Trains I'LL ssys Psr foot Of Dunes, - baowa
VIZ
DUHkIkk EXPRESS a. 8 N, for Duptirt snd pnncip.
intermediate Stations.
NAIL WEST ass n, for DuHiirt and s1s,o snd inter
ardists 6,atioua
ROCKLAED PASSENGER o. .. m. tocn foo. harrsy.s.
Via Piennont for suferns and ntermsds,s s.arioos
WAY PASSENGER q: $3.50 p. m fr bursh, eor. Jevk
snd Intermediate stst6ns-
NIGHT EXPRESS n4:So .. m, fer Dunkrt spd b. falo
Aod prnci pei intermediate stations.
EhlGRANT Gs u, for DuGkEt sna sIaslo, &C! later.
mediate Stations. :. Z. - z
~ above rrsins tsny Sunday. .ro@ptes q 81
fbsse Express fr.ins Ln. Sita ne Eln.ra
Censnd5g-s Railroad for hiLxsrs Fs a. Blnshsn,on with
the Syracuse ard Railroad fo sy.c Corn
ns With The Buffalo New Yors and Erie Railroad or Roche
ter Buffalo AID Hlagsrs FsIs Great Bend with u. Des
l.. Lsvsnns tae Western Railroad ssf gctsntou a.
Budlo and Duntirk the Lake Shore Railroad fcf c,y
and, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
CHARLES KORAN, PfeesenL
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TRAVELLERS for the NORTH SOUTH
u EAST EST should bay, before starting APPLE
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price IS cents The clear man'
DER In which the THROUGH ROUIE MAPS 81. dehrssted,
enables traveller 20 Gee ct . glance HOW ne SHALL
YRAVkL. DE vii many dollar by secsrins COPY.
d. APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Nos S+s ard S4s srosdvay
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YNHE STOCKHOLDERS and CREDITORS Of
i the OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Eastern Division, hereby notified that 81 meeting Of NE
Trustees named IL the Of Dcember l5 1888 duly
held their a No % Walls March IT, 1883 the following
PTesmbe and Res5l1.ions were .d0pted:
Hhreo The ASreen.n. 81 Dece mb.r IS 1883 has been srs
srb.d BY only portion CT the parties whose Tsnsres thereto
essential IN order to carry nto efec. -ae primary and main
pu po.ei ooniem. lated thereby.
aEf WheroG' !. Il IParto ce.ernine, 3. a. early day
EeEeT such primary and main purposes OF ad agreement can
csouot te corsuGlns.ed. Therefore /.
Re,Et By tte Irus.ees tie Authority Eysn BY
tie tel N atcs CT Git sr,eeGt thai from aud after the hrs
Gay May Tie Itht Of and Of al parties subscribe
"a said Of December 49, 1853 soy Of 10 counter
parts shs ard terminate daG Win the
mou' consent o! Aa fiu'ees provided IL toe sad tenth
article thereof
Rs-G .,ti Ths. lie Trustees viii AID After the said
tr, u MAY determine whether i.t Agreement
Of December IS @ has ther been subscribed parties
essential 20 give eject 10, and ia primary AID
main guIposes, a. therein dec ared-
ResoiG Jrr- That the Trustee. p1bish notice Of the
above Pre.n BE an resutions IN scot.Eee with the
treuth article q said Agreement,
Rs'red furts, fhs; ;h- Trustee. viii aneiy and
day q May neS - Ixnsur.. Of pArs usc.si.ry
mate anc csry TITO eret the primary s.n Purposes Of said
sEreeeut b.-yuS they DO ths tie u.ton o. said
ppos-s e. therein declared 10 essential - secure and protect
The interests Of al t- Creditors az 5ctAt@f 4 ne OLis
and h.iaipri RaIosd Coupsny Eis,-ra DY,.ion and
prevent ortcosu- Il me Mortgages he c0rporat7 Property
ard franchises O. that Company
For further sddon. Information .p,ys. 80 81 Of the
Company a; Cneina.. AID No. e Walls, NswYoEL
(sisuedl Nm AsPIsvtLL. chlirnsa
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UsRR CAR-BRAKE Co.
| wk g. DREAMER, Secretary,
| No. 81 Pine-st. u Z

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, CON
~ MERGING on SATURDAY, April 3 ls59-rh.
splendid steamer hErAMORA will cave Pier foot Of Jay
every TUESDAY, fHU RSDAY and SATURDAY, 81 an
making the usual lsndtnss
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and TIE SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEi
CITY-Msll and Express Bu., leave NswYork o: and
q m and and D. N fare 6S Through Tickets cold for Gu
W Baltimore Arlington, NorA1
through checked - Washington IN sndt
o. On. trains J. W. WOODRUFF Assstsnt Supertntscde
baggage will be received Tor train unless delivered
checked fifteen minutes IN advance Of the time Of -svins
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1883 WINTER ARRANGEMENf lA
Commencing November q, 1853.
Passenger station In hewforh, 9th st and hsv,
TRxIHs LEAVE NEw-yoRk
!:9sm For shdsepo,t !, g. N leI) i2;tS a;S. te.>
port and WeEport, q 1888 3:t5 and $50 N. rorNr
wah, l2:4s, at5, (ex) s:5, iso, $3.50 m. 1S D.
rien and Greenwich. 1916 s:f5 $50, $50 Va
Stamford T. H. (ex) 12:f5 2:i5 teI) S.4S 1896 30
Port Chester and nteunsdis-s Stations, Il: ~ "a
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Horton, . m (ex) 2:b m (eK). eor frovtero
via Hartford, So lex For Hartford and spr.nsn.A
a (e1l; 1915 ant ASP m (ezl Yor Connectico, Rive
Railroad 20 Montreal, M teIl For Canal Railroad b
NORTHAMPTON, a. ~. (eIl .hd 1915 ror NsvH.va
ard New London Railroad . and 3;+3 p. m. ror Ho1~
touc Railroad, m Yor Nsuss;uek Railroad m, ~
.. m sor DsnbuTy and Norwst Railroad m S;1 n
JAMES II. H0Yf. Superintendent
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NrscH.STs' ISsUEANCE COMFAyY,}
Corner Il Fulton AID GrreE~ichst "a
THE ANNUAL, ELECTION of Iwetty-one
pr.e.or, vii be tld =; the office Of the Company o.
TUESDAY, April y, 1859
Lee f0I' VIA y j. l. DOUGLASS
Secrs's ry.