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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18
TREATMENT OF THE COUNSEL OF JOHN
BROWN AT CHARLESTOWN.


Statements having appeared in several journals 70
the effect that great indignation was felt at Charles
town, Va. against all strangers, and that even the
lives of the counsel of the prisoners endangered,
Mr. Sennott called at our otice Yesterday TO say IN
Justice the people of Cbarlesown, that he had been
treated with much kindness, and to request our pub
cation of the following card, which we insert with
great pleasure:
d" Some one apparently moved by spite against the
PEOPLE of Charestown, VA is circulating a report that
thew advised Capt Browns counsel 70 leave the place.
Now if had no gratitude for real services rendered
TO by those people during the late exciting trials
common honesty would mpe me to contradict that re-
port because / know it is not true. The facts are
these:
The people of jefferson County are very much
cited and for the best of Three large fires
the last consuming over 200 bushels of wheat,
had occurred up last Saturday morning Under these
circumstances, meeting held, and very care
fulyworded proclamation drawn up and published by
Mr.. Green, the Mayor, warning strangers giving no
satisfactory of themselves 10 leave the place.
As had important and wenndcrstoOd business in the
place, and could have given satisfactory account,
even If had been visit of mere curiosity felt
il did not me, particularly as no steps bad
been taken to call my attention TO 1t. Other strangers,
however who could have accounted for themselves as
well as I, thought il applied TO them, and very unad-
ysedly, as | think, addressed COL Days-himself
stranger in the place believe-asking him what he
thought of il. Happened to be in the room when he
entered. listened TO the speeches on both sides IN
great tranquility Of mind land preparing to leave
the gentlemen 10 themselves with the remark that i
did not me at ALL when Col. Davis remarked
that he did not know that be could for my per-
sonal safety il stad. To this replied, very eyilly
however that my personal safety was my personal
business not his, and that should not leave until
was quite ready. The conversation dropped there, and
/ remaned-and could have remained until now if
desired il. II should be borne in mind that Col. Davis
did not volunteer his opinion intimate anything,
Ill he asked to do so, and then merely bis
opinion privately expressed How il got into the pa
pers do not know, but ] am confident he cannot be
held responsible for it, And, though mischief was of
threatened by some illcondi;oned people, of whom
Charlestown has its share, and from whom believe
New-York and Philadelphia are not altogether free,
will add that of the very citizens whose relations
were killed at Ilarper's Ferry had sternly pat down
the very threat OF by declaring that outrage should
be done to any strangers but their dead
bodies. GEo. SENNoTT,
~ Counsel for John Brown snd for A. ID. Stephens"
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THE EDIBLE BIRD's NEsrs.-The bird'snests which
are esteemed so great luxury in China have become
an article of consumption in Paris. Although by far
the greater portion OF what is consumed under that
name is nothing more than 6sh-glue still the genuine
nests can be purchased at about go per hundred weight
in its crude state The chemist, NJ. Paycn, received
some years ago samples of an East Indian plant known
under the name of China moss. He recognized It as
one OF the alga of Java, the gelidium corneum. On
submitting it to the chemical analysis, he obtained
clear ssatine, far preferable to that obtained from
fish. Comparing il with the Chinese birds-nests, pc
found that the swallows which make these nests must
make use of this alga, working over its geiatnous
matter as our swallows do in pastering up their nests
This solves problem of long standing among natural
iss, whether the edible brdsnests are Of animal or
vegetable origin; they of both The birds-nests
eelatine can now be made direct from the algs at
greatly reduced cosi. II is suggested ALEC that this
geatine may enter into the composition Of India ink,
now only known TO the Chinese.
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THE Eruption OF MISUNDERSTANDING Is still
in "A state of eruption, the lava having now reached
point three miles from the crater. The present mouth
was opened II months ago, by violent earthquake,
the cinders from which carried as far as Consta-
tnope-anOtber proof OF the great eastern current
The lava now issues from the base of the cone passs
down the valley below Piano dele Ginestre, and falls
into the grear ravne known the Sasse-Grande go
feet deep by 0cOfeet broad which Is now completely
filed. Below this j. cuts the carriage road in
three places, destroys about twenty houses and some
olive groves and vineyards, and is the Gene
terry of Portice whose inhabitants full OF apprehen-
sion. IL is estimated that 2S,O0o0 900 cubic yards Of
lava have issued from the during this eruption.
The temperature of the lava is 1000 degrees Fahren-
het The guides have provided themselves with molds
in which they cast medallian heads of the King and
Queen of Naples, Louis Napoleon, Queen Victoria,
Victor Emanuel, Gar Alexander, and even Mazzini,
Murat and Garihald
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brave man 70 die; bat must be great hardship or
an Rciiye 10 lie his back in prison, disabled oy
wounds. DO you dot dread your confinement, ana are
you not afraid that it may wear you down, or eauss
you relax your convictions regret your aieinp'
or make your courage fail I"
81 cannot tell" he replied. "whst weakness may
come over me, but do no: think that shall deny my
Lord and Master Jesus Christ, certainly should II
l denied my principles against Slavery"
When the conversation had proceeded thus far, as
il known outside the jail that Northern lady was
inside crowd began To collect, aud although no de-
monstration Of violence was made, yet there were
manifest Indications Of mpatience; that the Sheriff
called TO tie jailer and the aer obliged put
end 10 the interview.
A SECOND INTERVIEW IN PRISON.
second yisit was made the second dav after
ward. The popular excitement had grown 80 great on
occount of the hrst VISIT that on the intervening day
il was deemed unadvisable 20 attempt another. Mrs.
when / went into the prison the second time, |
found Capt Brown sitting AZ the little deal table, en-
gagged in writing He had just been adding something
10 hs letter 10 his wife, shall never forget his APP
pearance He seemed perfectly noble and grand. HIS
countenanee seemed If il had been illnmned by the
letter which he WAS writing. His expression was OF
great earnestness eheerfulness and faith. The mem
DRY of this brief interview is vivid than OF
the other"
Mrs designs at some future period to pub
lsh an entire account of these two interviews, with
full details of Capt. Browns conversations.
Il have written, quickly and roughly these ran
dom notes of my friends visit 10 the prison and the
prisoner and OF my own conversation with the hero >
WIFE preserving nearly possible, the exact words
OF the narators, and certainly not missing their true
meaning and spirit They TO show, what scarcely
need be added as a comment, that Capt. John Brown
noble old man-that he performed his daring deed
from the noble motive of longcherished purpose TO
do bis utmost for the deverance of oppressed race
and that his name, it shall pass from the gallows
into history will carry with clear record Of pure
and honorable life; while his sterling integrity, his rare
decision of character and his sublime Christian faith,
show him to be "A true son Of the Pilgrims whose an
cent Puritan blood will flow in his veins only for
4 few days more THEODORE IILroS.
HeGResGGg Nov. Is.
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holes in the ground

sEIzISG WIrSEssEs.-The following Is the act Of
Congress to which Dr. Howe referred, in bis letter
relative to Cook when speaking Of the possibility Of
his being seized by United States Marshal, and con-
veyed TO Charlestown a witness on the mere ah-
dGvt Of any white person:
A of Congrs.s Of 1896 Ing. B. Chap 81 That the spr
pestlon any Attorney Of the United states for any Ds
and upon seory proof nseey otthe testimony on
any person who sba b. competent witness and whose ks
ony shall the opinion Of Judge Of the United States be
the isi Of criminal proceedng 10
which the United States sha be party interested such
Judge may compel such eqnired or deeed ~ him
witness 10 give recognizable with without
ures In h dsiicn 70 appear the trial Of said cause or
proceeding snd give his testimony hereon and for that par
pose the aid Judge issus szsiB such pez.on,
under m hand with without seal directed 20 the Marshal o.
ether officer authorized criminal IN behalf Of
the United Sstes 10 arrest such person and carry him before
sus Judge And the arrested shall neglect OF
refuse said ecozsnce In the manner required by .sid
said Judge sfalDt
shall 81 delivered said Officer, wbose daty
shall be convey sDeh person the pon mentioned IN ssid
rntimU said person shall ensnin confinement until
he shall be renewed 20 the Court for the purpose Of yyg bis
testimony. until he shall have given the recoTdzsnet
auiTed by said judge"
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uairr-Gure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing.
w hsmop n. Y, eight hours nom Eew-YoIk b ~ T. and
Pie r. Has very beautiful location and ssords unusual
facilities and Improvement IN health % the " inter
season For Circular. addresa j. n NOnah, n u.
FINUE NETWORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GIENIC INSTITUTE located 81 Noe IL and - Lsiaht-
- one door from Sc Johns Psrk-Good BOARD can be OBJ
saped from SIS TO 81 per week. FULL TREAMNENT, win
besS rom a. 10 IS per week Transient persons u day
xxssuu aud Bathing privileges for the OF guess nee o.
sLarre Ohse Consultakks0s from a M 10 p IA h. L
m al ~ d.. and d. A. GORfoN, N. d.. fhysieaszs' H.
FANCHER. Proprietor.
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,uERUs COD LIVER on JELLY,

NUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
2 sPgsSssa6 z Ss s sS1ay sd1. : s sHz care 4,
twice more efboseious han the Hquis OIL
oryyu,s PATENT jFi2,yIEp CASTOR OIL.
Pleasantly sAvoFed and taken without AID docs act
ssu. con.tipsOs seT II the bes, pagstive for sh
. sSse No aSsrs. PEsFoLD. PARKER MOVIE
No. Is Beekmsn-si Wholesale Agents-
Oh HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. .kl
- fs d Hss' S coMfasYs MAJ
STALLS UTERINE CAIHoLlCoS Is the only srahie e1re
Of IS inward niseb 70 an extent only themselves
Thes disease. st married and single and no soci. portion
sssirs them Bede the local uterine synPeu, they are
ofsr s;ended with
Irregularities -weskne.--Fsniness-
DersDsed Appstie-ssllow ComPeIion-
PAIN in ne Bseh and Kidney--Chilr-
Cold hands ssd Fess-B Observation-Disclosures
p;,.,ne..S ssSsehe-Re.,lsssne..-
Disturbed sleep-Fla. Of Hea,-General Pain
Acid ch-Nauses-ln1igeston-
Difficult passing Of Urine with beat OF srnar'ins-
HysericsAnxety-Re Fsce-Sery0us Twiehins-
sIrritsble mper-sadne..-Depraved Appetite
FlstuleDeeIBlosted and lrIsEnar Bowel.-
EuInbness and Pain in the Lirnbs-
Loss OF IL the fee-fn IN
THE oRAEFEsBERG MARsHALL's UTERINE ca
THocoN prepared BY educated ply sesn add may 2,
I. and fesiOHia' from srgym En- aad putIe %sn o. De
"a sn p sA a. aI y, s S r.ae q PEI
the Cisy pa alsO be Sissa at the Ease place.
Prize 81 So per bota< t1FoR SIX DOLLARS, FIVE BoT'
WILL EIPKEss, AND CHARGES PREPAID 70
EIPRKss zoUTs Yzox NEv-YoRK Ii
AGSress JOSHUA =. BRIDGE N. D.. Ss'rstdry aH4 Con-
s.iting Paysieaa Grasnbers Company Ne 81 PARKRow,
NETWORK.
Dr. p BRIpsx way b, eon.xs>d prots,sona BY etfe,
oass 1esys, 9 70 ana 70 ,.,., ., ,,n,. b.
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A,sArITyp WITH . Kyyr.--Freder;rt Fcse NJ.

ASSAULTED WITH KsIYE.--Frederick Fcke was
roBsh before Justice Brennan yesterday accused Of having
John CoudOn In the face With apockens evenings
inee. Condor alleges that fcke into baroon where
h. sttDT and after setting something drink reed 20
pay for bile the bzrkeepsr e1posfuxns th Ficfs
without Provocacn Justice Brennan locksd tbs seusd ~ %
s
RIVER THIEy.-John Lee was arrested yesterday ~
Oer Burs OF the HsrSos Police for robbing tho oc Mary
A. Smith te the Of ssa he skes 70 ,hs fonss
and committed for sxalninsiisr-
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LEFT FOR PARrs UyKsows.-On Sunday night last,
Rome Dorsey free colored man. efl this place, taking
with him his wife and two children slaves Of Capt II
s. Jones. He hired horse and buggy Of Mr.. Jona-
than Browning on Sunday afternoon for the purpose
Of going into the country, but failed 10 return. On
Monday morning Mr. Browning and Mr.. Perry started
in pursuit Of the fugifives following them AZ far -
Gettysburg where they obtained the horse and buggy
but could hear nothing Of the fagitives.
Liberty (Md.l Banner Of Liberty
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SIGSs OF RAILROAD TRouBLE.-Ihe Clcrelasd Her.
aid Gays there signs of trouble again between the
-Four Great Lines" At the recent Convention, Win
ter rates Of passenger fare between Cleveland and
Ees-York were rased TO Ga. These rates went into
effect ON Monday iast- The two New-York roads then
" backed out, and refused 10 make the rates over
49, After considerable bekerng the rates have tenn
porarily gone 10 that figure. Meantime tickets from
New-York 20 Cleveland sold at el2 5e-ths Sum-
price. There considerable dissatisfaction among
the Mestern eonnections Of The " four powers.'
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feqal Notifies.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of New-York Notice IL hereby gven all
ons having claims against LEWIS lay late Of the City OF
Newly orb and the Cts Of Paris deceased to present the
came with vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office Of
EDWARD FORT No Is South WilAm-st, in the City Of
on before the seventeenth day Of March next
IsGo-Dsted NewYoIk the It'll day Of September, 1889
NT JAMES BENKAkD,
EDWARD FORT
90 fnwemFh Executors, &c of Lewis Lay, decreased.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
tho Comfy New ort notice is hereby given 20 all persons
avng Claims against the Of JAMES OWEN, late Of the
City of NeIg-YorL deceased exhibit the same with the
vonchers thereof TO The subscriber at his Office No Wal
street ia the City OF NewYork, before the S0h day Of
Noyernber Is5a.Dated the 18th day Of May, 1889
my2O lswemFn WILLIAM EMERSON, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice hereby given to all
SONS having Claims against GERTRUDE LEGGRrT late Of the
CITY deceaed present the With vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at the Office o. hAkS A MAY,
At No IN Nsssust the City OF New York before the
tenth day Of MAY DeIt.-Dsted New Yerk Nov. 1880
NIL lsW6mFn JOHN H. LESOhIl' Adnihi'trAtor-
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ARTISAN WELLs.-The Artesian well, at Coum-
bus, Ohio, has reached depth of oveT two thousand
feet with prospect of again striking sandstone
stratum.
This well is now the deepest in the United States,
and, with one exception, the deepest in the world.
The following the depths of the four principal
IL, T. IL
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The AURORA AVID THE TELEeRAPB.-Dming the
remarkable Aurora Il WAS everywhers observed
in Europe that where there were several wires on
line Of poles, the highest were mcst affected by the
Aurora. The longest lines Of course also experienced
most electrical action.
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E'oR BRIDGEPORT--Far 80 eents-Ihe
A. steamer BRDoEroRT Ieyes Pest-slip, r. R, every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, - u o'clock,
ea srrvns In tine 70 connect With Nsasatsek Hosssisn
aid ke-'Hsyen trains Freiss, teseh.
NTEW- JERSEY RAILROAD -Por PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST wa JERSEY
ClTY-AG and Expre-s limos leave SevYo al and u
saS sSs n as s S wssSSsso :Ss q. I .s
The and through baggage shcsked 70 WAhingsn in
- Ill., INV W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage win received for any trains uness delivered and
CD eked IS minutes in advance Of tho tamo Of leaving
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Fwm Nov.
a. 1851 Trains viii leave Chambers Sstiea follows;
AVID SIC ?. for Poughkeepsie 1890 and 1879
and s:26 q NJ for Feekski $50 p The Poughtsepse
Peekn and Sing sing Trains stop at mos: Of Way stations
Passengers taken 81 Chambsrs Canal ChrstePhsI and Ss
Trains SsT NewYork leave Troy 6:5 and 1910 and
p % Aad Albany about Is minutes later On Sunday at
.. a. r. SMITH Superintendent
TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING-
ii TON, FOR BOSTON, PROYTDENCE-Land Route-Tne
short eat and direct-CaTryius the Eastern Mail
Tbs steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone, and g.
VANDFRBILT Capt d. b. sturges IN connection with the
eapnop end Providence and Bos.on and Providence
read leaving New YORK. daily Sunday excepted from Pier NO.
q n. 4. thT wharf above Battery place., at and Son
layton al $3.50 p or ON arrival Of the mail train winch leaves
The C. VANDERBILT, from New-York, AondAy, wedHss
day and Friday. From Sonngton, Tuesday Iharsday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Sew.Yo-E, Tuesday, Thurs
dey snd Saturday kren Stoninston-AondAy, "Wednesday
Passengers proceed nom stoningon per Railroad Prov
esnee and boston N me nxgs ms Ian 5 IN sSnns tine
FOR all the early Morning Lines connecting North and East
Passengers that prefer H. remain on board The steamer ENJOY
nights undisurbed breakfast desired and ezNe stonin
IN the train, connecting At Providence with The III
Baggage Master accompanies the and Train through
ps.ss berth. freight, sPSy o. S, sosrd u:
steamer AZ the Freight once Per NO NORM RIVER OF 81
The orc Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place
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The above amount have RENTED 10 the hev. ~.
W Staples, Treasurer OF the Distributing committee
az Kankakee As soon as l receive particulars as 20
the way that money has been used, viii let the pub
lie know have given directions 90 pay hrst very
pressing debt on Mr.. Chinquys property, amounting
TO si75. After that there viii be needed sum OF
$500 TO save Mr. Chniquys property. We feel com
peed az present to help the people, 50 thai, ~ order
TO nav that last sam, contributions must De sent IN
PROMPTLY Money put in the hands Of our CoraInistee
nor will probably do twice the amount OF good II
would two OF three months hence. -
received letter from Father Chiniquy, written
from Boston, That part Of the country has 30 TAR dose
little for him; 20 am happy TO hear that there 10 avery
great interest manestcd that worthy cause Father
Chniquy fees obliged stay there until the end oths
month; there will then he only fifteen or twenty days
that we of New-York hall have the pleasure 20 hsten
20 the new Reforner.
To persons wishing TO contribute in clothing, &e,
would recommend 20 send mainly ovcrcoais, shawis,
clcaks and shoes They may be sent, prepaid II pos
sibe TO the Rev. NJ. w. Staples, Kankakee City, III.
Persons living in or near New-York may send also
To Mira Mallisan No. - University place. New-fork,
or TO Mrs Paard, No - West Baltic street, Brook
yn Hoping 10 have soon 10 aend you an acknowledge
ment for still larger sums, remain yours,
NJ. j. PAILLARD, Treasurer, No u Maiden lane.
Ssts- York Nov. 10, 1889
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meoiral.

nR. VELPEAU's CANKERINE.
- vTIPFA AIRS CANKERINE cures CGnker.
p- VTEIPFATvS CANKERiNE cGrss Sore Nipples
n VTTPFAITS CANkERiNE cures Burns
n VFJPEAu's CANKERINE eures euta
Dr. VELPEAU'S CANKERIkE curss Iicersstd SSr9s
n VTgpFAIT,S CASkERTEE cares Sores OF 81 KINDA
n Vf5PFAII,s CANKERikE cures foothsehe.
n vTTPEAU,s CANKERiNE Purhesshe bresin.
BURRILL HUNTING. frcprietoss
CONRAD FOX. No. 81 BArclsy-st-, wholesale Agent
For sale by ell druggists
DR J. LEATHE's YELL0W-DOCkS fRUP,
For Costiveneas Dyspepsia Rheanlstisr sero,As ln
- F.nss Deh5ty AHA remedy has no equal DcP0''
No. lso Chuthsra-st S1a 6rsnds;., 40 Broadway
DUPUYs CHILBLAINS BALM relieves tne
Ipsupportabs lcinss AZ oncs DnPeys ssi,. ZEN -
,s s s5osSssg srss bs pfincps dpgs everywhere
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THE INDIGNATION.


Personally appeared before me, Josish Horne acting
Justice Peace in and for ssd county John C. burh who
being duly and examined by that he has received
such information from letters forwarded By authority Of Henry
A. Wise Governor Of Virginia 20 ham O. Harris Governor Of
Tennessee induces the asn believe that William X.
has been guilty of the oense OF holding conversation
with divers slaves in said county and state calculated to excite
such nsubordnston instruction rebellion and by
words gestures with malicious intent attempting TO excite
divers other slaves in the county aud State Aforesaid 20 nuoOr
dinafon or rebellion. JOHN c. BURCH
Sworn and subscribed before me- this sth day Of November
1889. J. HORNE, j. p
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THE ARREST OF DIR. WIN. R. PALMER.

We give below the letter Of Gov. Wise Of Virginia,
to Gov. Harrs with the legal warrant for the arrest Of
William r. Palmer also, the letter fom the person
in New-York, signing himself I" Traveller" to Gov.
Wise:
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eteau.hoais ano Railroads.
SPECIAL NOyNCE.
CHARGE OF HOURS.
NDENiS EXPRESS,


SPECIAL NoyNCE.
CHARGE OF HOURS.
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS
sosToN, PROVIDENCE, AND THE Erd EAsr
No Ron,s !. s.so o NJ. INLAND EXPRESS p A' va
RW-HXvi.N KAfLRoAD
osr expresses Tor Philadelphia. Bstmore wsshAstsn sna
o. Wet; savannsh Macon, AontEonery Mobile Ne~-Or'
i.e,a. and the south IS heretofore
- further particulars sRPy .tS 20 rxpsrss
No. "A Broadway, and No 81 eSAa's-
rENTRAL RAILROAD Of xEW-JERSEY-
" Connection a, Nes-HAnrtsn with The Deaware L,o<s
snaA and Western RsOad and Ct sA''0n WIN INC 1'-s-
~, xsssssxxxxrsCouaunescins Oct. -, 1853 Leaves
ort for PASTOR saS ateTmedsie Plsoes nom fSI ne
hsriA River st 80 and HAS and al p "a To-
ss 81 The above trsnE and a. tl3 p m tho eovse
ensf. Elizabeth with ttAins the Nesyefsey "a
ehasA lGsve EswyorS frotH foot Of Courands s~ ~ "
- llts ma tyrp nom Hew-Yok makes close connection
e k.onesir The Lehigh Naey Ralnosd and thence VA -
hNas Railroad 20 RsAng wstl-sut enA<Se % Cars 40
e1kfl. A e.3ipe direct fS.tsvi3e aud Hasours ,
kAseee for be Delaware, LA1ksw9nnA aud western ns-
- sii sass At TsO Oay, COZ Legh VaA~s ks'0Aa
INC ~ ~ JOHN o. sTEREs supsrias.nSess
E0R BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viz NEW
L = P0ET .nS FALL RIvER-Tke splssda and suPexles
ssg METROPOLIS Cspt. Brovn. esses New ga every
4 ssth4nAY THCRSDAY, and SATURDAY. AZ e,cocs p
1 49, IL EhPIRE STATE, Capt, Brsyten on hONDAt,
E,etESDAY EsA FRIDAY, 81 Scissh p M Hs~ R''f
Asr 10 rooms win Be regarded secured 70 any aFSb
Il al the shei have been paid ior =,
st 70 Bestoa g ierWsrdsd tAssush with great G'ps<n "
WI BpaDEs, Agent, Nos. 70 ssS "A wsstsA
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gagged in domestic law suit, has been made tie v'el~
of a cnnsinracx