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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

Our AMBRoTYPEs OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
Our correspondence from the different European
capitals will this morning be found more than
usually interesting 1t embraces letters from
London, Paris, Brussels Berlin and st. Peters
burg, and throws light upon many points con-
nected with the present complications on which
the European journals either possess imperfect
information or are too prejudiced to speak the
truth It will be seen that in Berlin the battle
of Magenta has exercised powerful influence
ard has more than ever disnclined the Prus
sian people to link themselves with the fortunes
of Austria. They recognise at once the inca
pacity of the Austrian leaders aud the military
talents Of the Emperor of the French, who has
afforded evidences in this engagement of gene
ralship almost equal to that of his uncle. On
the smaller German States which had been
drawn within the circle Of Austrian influence
the results Of this battle had begun to exercise
aedative and cooling effect. Their ardor has
become dalnped as much by the prowess dis
played by the French as by the steady Ian
guage held by Russia towards them. One of our
st. Petersburg correspondents relates some curl
GUS rumors that prevailed in that city in regard to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

TROUBLE AMONG THE FEDERAL. OFFICE HOLD
ERs-By reference to telegraphic despatch
from Washington, it will be seen that there is no
end to the trouble among the Office holders here
and there-no end to their treacheries aud in
trigues against the very government which gives
them their bread and butter. 1t is stated that
set Of officials and politicians known as the New
York Hotel clique, who, by their schemes and
combinations in 1856 worked themselves into
sort OF Fictitious and temporary Importance, are
inPiicated in the most base and treacherous de-
signs against the President-d designs utterly in
compatible with the honor of gentlemen. Il
.hese poiiIlclans Were actuatcd by the ordinary
ieellngs OF manhood, they would resign their
places before they embarked in such nlots in
stead Of turning their position against the very
man to whom they owe their official existence
We are not sure whether the Postmaster NAVY
Agent, and some other employees of the govern
ment, are involved in these serious charges, but
wesuppose the whole truth will come out through
the proper investigation, which it seems is about
to be instituted Immediately. The government
has more trouble with New York office holders
than with those Of the whole remainder Of the
Union combined. The wisest course, perhaps,
for the President would be to get rid Of the whole
batch with one stroke Of his pen.
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bales Fre'ghts a'm. Exchange ON New York. laln
per cent do' sight, n X premium
coop-sacs day 500 bales a. i ns
tendency. WIN ~ "''Au''ns
cD,,o, ,.,. ,.,, SAVANNAH June q, 1862
flour heavy. No sales Of Ohio B.,tmoee cn aSo'
SO 81 Whest SCARCE and prices nominai Corn du,i.
white and s ysoS S. so :. as, zee Bacon ,mer and
7Ac Pork I'Ul: mess SIT 25 Wniskey quiet OHIO
held at 2sc.
Flour dull ana declining Wheat declined: wh,te 81
rs q 81 SO: RED, 81 7oasi7 10 Coru dull yellow $780,
slost. Oats steady IA, a Doc whskey steady at 21o
CSC
OswEeo, June 22-ePM
Flour dull and dropping N.hest dun, with declining
tendency eales OF 5000 bushes choice Milwaukee club
l21 aud $50 bushels CaDadSu Clue AT 81 26 Corn
oul ana lower sales Of 1000 busbeN Illinois on private
Of 500 bushels Canadian ~ 45sc Csual fregbts uu
changed Lake imports 900 bols flour. No shipments
Of flour or grain by canal.
flour 10 MODERATE demand, market unchanged: saloa
obs at 50 for State from standard spring wheat
straeht extra Wisconsin; 81 81 81 foe extra Michigan
Indiana and Ohio 81 SO rs for double extras Wheat
quiet; sales. Corn held ut an ADVANCE OF L. a DO
0at-sa,es 1900 bushels ordinary Western at AGO. $500
do fair do a ago. Barley and rye quet. whiskey
&C. on wheat and 36c on -four to New YORK. Lake ex
ports-30 GOO bbs flour, ga 600 bushels wheat 5000 do
oats Canal expors-No -four, 300 bushels wheat, 900
do. corn.
BUFFALO, June 22-6 p VI.
Flour quiet and unchanged sales GOO bbs. at So for
State from standard eprng wheat SO rs do from club
wheat, 50 40 SO so extra Wisconsin, 81 37K for
good to choice extra Mchgan, Indiana and Ohio 81 so q
81 rs for double Wheat duh no safes Corn
opened 6rmer but declined the receipt of the New
York despatch sales early 1900 bushels Illinois Ut
sc later coo bushels on private terms supposed to DO
at Tic or nc. Oats in good supply and heavy: sales
200 bushels Western at 40c. Barley duh and heavy
Rye firm and wanted Whiskey nominal at 26c. Canal
ireiebts8hc on corn, &C. wheat 36c. flour TO
New York. Lake mports-5 600 bbs flour, 500 bushels
wheat l0oc0 bushels oats Canal expoftsNo nour, SEQ
bustels wheat, IL 600 bushels corn
ALBANY, June 22-8 p. ".
Flour demand better sales only in retail unchanged
prices. Grain dull. COrn-Some sales ct roc a goo for
daDsged and sound wes,ernthe hghest quotation for
round yellow Oats steady sales 20 600 busnes at Ate
4Sc for State measure, ard SIC for Canada weight
Whiskey in fair demand at 264c 2sic sales 500 bbls
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ment of the interest on portiCS of the State
debt Had 1t not been for the charity OF the
Manhattan Banking Company, which au Vanoed
l'e money for that purpose, the State Of lSsew
York would be bankrupt and disgraced
This fact is another striking instance of the
corruption of our legislative bodies The fellows
who compose them care for nothing but their
own rivate and personal interests. As long as
they can Gil their pockets out of all kinds of
j,bs sud schemes they care not whether the
violate,
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Interesting from New Mexico.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1859.
Private letters from Paso and Arizona to the 18th Of
June state that the late attempt revoutionze Chhua
hua by Jose Maria Zuoaga brother of the late President
Of Mexico has been entirely suppressed Zuoaga surren
derpg without battle, and being pardoned Hon. John
S. Phelps, OF Missouri, and Lieut. Mowry of Arizona are
the guests of Judge Hart of FL Paso Extensive prepsra
toDs making to give Mr.. Phelps grand reception in
New Mexico The people Of New Mexico adhere TO their
determination TO take no part in the New Mexca election
the ground he retoore stated in their me mortal To Con
grees, of having no fair representation or vote No
United States Court held at Mesa this year ARIZONA
will send her own delegate 10 Congress- and IL Lieut.
Mowry consents TO run again be will be elected by accla
nation Hon. n. A. Otero will be returned to Congress
as delegate from New Mexico without serious opposon
Horace Greeley ia expected at Ell Paso in July
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Supreme Court-CIrcuit,

DtIoTe non Judge GOulu.
JUNE 22-Ddrd Pratt u.s. Joseph and laurence H.
Mcke This was an action to $3.50 brokerage
duo TO the plaintiff sale OF real estate at Manhattan
vile, belonging TO the Lawrence family in the month Of
April, 1885, It was proved in evidence that the plaintiff
after some negotiation, sold the property, which s stu
aed between Manhattanvie and theaudson river, and
IBID and 125th streets, TO Alvin Higgins for $3.50 000
The defence general denial the liability of tho
defendants and assertion that the sale effected
themselves, without the Intervention Of broker. Thia
morning the Jury found for the plaintiff for $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

TIE DISGRACE OF New YoRK.-With all the
jobs and schemes to secure the spoils which oc.
cupied the Legislature at Albany last winter
the city railroad plans and other devices where
by the public money could be plundered-
Legislature had no time to provide for the pay
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Affairs ut Albany.

ALBANY, june y, 1859
Last evening Henry Van Dyck, Jr. aged I'll years
only OF Hon. Henry n Van Dyck, superintendent OF
Public INSTRUCTION. was thrown from a wagon while on
his home from visit TO the country and prob sbly
fatally injue ed. His ekul fractured and he has re-
NAMED in state Of ineensibty till this Afternoon when
no expired
Yesterday afternoon, in the neghborho,d Of this city,
violent fall of hail took place. The exte AIDED
the space o. about one mile in width aud cont nued half
hour. The hail stones as big as ma bles and
CONCEALED into large cakes Of almost 80 N as they
fell. Windows were broken, and flowers, 81, cut to
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the reported secret mission of Prince VIII sgra'z
to the Gear. 1t was stated that Francis JOEL
had sent to Alexander message of the mosS
suppliant character, the terms of which are too
AFFECT to warrant belief in their accuracy.
There is reason to suppose, however, from this
and other rumors which were in circulation, to
the most strenuous efforts were being made to
divert Russia from her present firm aud well
considered course. The circular of Prince
Gortschakof and the article from lie Nord the
Russian organ at Brussels, which appear il
another column, are evidences that there is no
dispositi' on the part of Alexander to swerve
from the position he has assumed. That he en-.
tertains the conviction that his perseverance, in it
will succeed in averting general war is appa.
rent from the hardness which he manifests in his
military preparations. Our correspondent states
that as yet there are no signs of the Russian
army of observation being under way, aud be
belief is general that it will be unnecessary to
advance it to the Austrian frontier. Nothina
can more clearly show the limited scope which
is intended to be given to the war than this fact,
or the reasonable character of the under
Standing which exists between France and
Ruseia
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

The RebelIiOus Democratic Leaders Backing
Dow"-Waiker, ID ,uglas, Wise and Others
Anxious to Return TO the Shelter OF the
Administration - Treschery Of the New
York Office acknowledgements OF the At
rican Slave Trade, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Juce 90, 1859.
understand that OK Governor Robert ]. Walker, tired
o! being exposed the weather with the outside corpo
rails guard Of Forney aud Company has through the eff
forts o. influential friends succeeded in making his
peace With the administration also understand that
scme friends Mr. Douglas who have the Of the Pro-
dent in their efforts for treaty peace
n his behalf and with every prospect Of success And why
no The President has no avors to ask concessions
to make but the sinner against his administration will
repent and return his allegiance Why should he not be
forRiven9 thirdly, Governor Wise would doubtless be
delighted to "make all up with Old Buck" but this
matter OF more importance to the Governor than the
President you vii probably before long discover ma
teral change In the wind at Richmond. The admins ra
strong and without the party aspirant for the
do nothing. That is the key the whole
my steIy of the present amicabe ncnatons OF late
fiery fussy rebel leaders OF the party In every d
rection they caving in.
What liz the matter with the Office holders of New York
cy now9 Understand that grave and important repre-
senaon have been made to the President from severq
districts in New York giving him an account Of the tresch
eies, fai,bessness and ntrgues of the principal Office
holders Of your city connected with the Post Office and
other departments of the federal government 1t be
eved that the President will order immediate iuvest
CATION by the appointment of select committee of three
to examine into the truth Of these charges which involve
the official existence both of the principal Office holders O.
your city, and Of members Of the administration Of
Washington.
The Secretary OF the Navy in order make the equa
the African coast Efficient has issued orders
that in future vessels must touch at Madeira having
found that ships visiting this agreeable apt
to remain too long thereby giving the severs opportu
nifty TO prosecute their inhuman traffic The aiminstra
ton determined TO put stop to it il possible and the
vesels just ordered to those waters will take positive
and explicit instructions With the view To accomplish the
object aimed at by the government
The Art Commission recently appointed by the Presi
dent here and have entered upon the discharge Of
their duties. They intend it is understood make an
entire change in regard TO the decorations of the Capitol
The President, under recent act Of Congress- has ap.
pointed Lieut. Morton, Of the Corps Of Engineers take
charge Of the completed portion Of the Washington Aque
duct
The Clerk of the House has awarded to Taylor Maury
Of this CITY, and Mr. Ames OF New York, contrac. for
supplying stationery for the House Of Representatives
they being the lowest bidders
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.


WASHINGTON, June 90, 1850
Judge Merrok to day remanded to Hagerstogn Mary
land colored who has been reading here twelve
years, and who claimed under the Fugitive Slave
law. The Court having power to pass upon the qaee
ton Of his freedom must be decided in Maryland There
large number of colored persons about the Judges
chambers who manifested much interest in the progress
of the case.
The New Orleans Pcdyune Of Friday says that the
Louisiana stockholders Of the Tehuantepcc Company have
voted with singular degree Of unanimy for the call
additional nstament of ten per centum on their sub
scpons with the view OF enabling the company carry
its mail contract and perfectng such other arrange
rnents will secure the of the enterprise.
Some reforms the present system Of advertising and
delivery Of letters being necessary the Department will
speedily adopt such may practicable and efficient
and will hold is officers to strict accountability for their
own mistakes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23
Jersey CITY News.

FOUND DRowSrD.-rhe body Of an unknown Tutoring
found yesterday afternoon floating in tho hay
the Jersey City Yacht Club house DeceN cd had
black sack cost black vest hickory shirt hue ovoras
and leather bolt The description answers that Of man
banned Johf Nechin Of No. 2Sl Grand Grect, who has
been mssiap for week paRt and abort that time he de-
clared ttAt he would drown himself,
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Destructive Fire mt Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, June ", 1850
fire broke out at an early hour this morning in
Youpgs block adjoining the Custom House. The block
was entirely consumed. 1t occupied by some twenty
business fir ms among whom the heaviest losers are
Demon Raymond, grocers; Norton g. Fo wier druggist
Tups Co., booksellers The loss the buildings is
10000, insurance $4,000. The Custom House is da
sged 10 the extent of Sl50 00 Loss merch .ndse not
yet estimated.
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NEW ORLEANS, June %, 1859.
The steamship Cahawba has arrived here with Havana
dates Of the 18th inst. The news s un important
Sugar Gull at nc nc, and the stock on hand
was 400 orc boxes. Lard firm at lehc zoe
Flour 81 SO IS % SIS 80. Sterling exchange was IFS
ll6 Drafts on New York, at sight, were at 3 per
cent premium, and on Boston S per cent.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHnADsrrnIA, juno %, 1885,
stocks steady Pennsylvania State YES, 92sS Reading
railroad, I'll Morris Canal 3d. Long Island Railroad lO
PennByIvaniA Railroad, 39%.
NEW ORLEANS, June q, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: saes today, 6 baiss. Sales Of
three days. LOO bales Receipts OF threo days, 400
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The Biig stephen Young Ashore.

NORFOLK June Y, 1889.
The brig Stephen Young, from Alexandra, bound TO
Boston with cargo OF coal, sprung leak aud the
captain was compelled TO her ashore this morning in
Lynnhaven Bay Assistance has gone down to her.
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Governor Morgan at Buffalo.


Governor Morgan arrived here by special tram from
Niagara Falls TINS afternoon &c was received on the
depot by military ed TO the Mansion House
and welcomed By the Mayor speech TO which be re-
sponded Gov Morgan remains several days as guest
of the City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

K0N IUENthi JuHe Zz, I55y.
At the election to-day for member OF Congress from
this csrct hIistopher Robinson the American repub
can candidate, was elected. he received about 200
votes Tbos. Davis tee straight republican Candidate
supported also By portion OF the democrats received
about Q SEQ votes.
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sinking Of Wynan,s Experiment. Steamship.

BALTIMORE, June ~, 1859.
Wynan's experiment steamship has been sunk at the
wharf, In consequence OF workman neglectng to close
q supply pipe Steam fire engines are engaged IN pump
ing her out and thep will probably succeed ia doing by
tomorrow,
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900 in 1857, and 9s 900 in 1855 The receipts " the
ports are only about 900 bales In excess OF those Tor
the "a perod in 1856 and exports only 10 bales 10
excess Of those in the same year, while inc
stock on hand is less than II was this time
last year. Flour was heavy and sales moderate, but
closing without change 4 IMPORTANCE or mos grades
Wheat was inactive, while prices favored purchasers
Corn heavy with fair saes at raber easier rates
Pork was dealt in 10 extent with sales Of mess ut
$40 So and OF prime at sl3 rs $l3 SIX Beef an lard
were moderate demand with sales at unchanged prices
Sugars we're firm AMI in good request with sales OF 200
AGO hhds and $50 boxes at rates given in another
place Coaee was still inactive; sales were confined 10
500 mats Java and 600 bags St Domingo at rates given
another column, Freight engagements we're moderate
and rates unchanged Among the shipments were 500
q 600 bales of cotton for Liverpool at I'd.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES g Oh Don b = r ~,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
WOE n. v. ooRNES or FULTON AND NASSAU sfs.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
EIBLOs GARDEN, Broadway.-THK WAR IN ITALY.
BowgRY THEATRE Bowery.-THE OATH or VEN
GEsEcY-MoLL PITCHER.
METkOPoLTT AN THEAr Q.ate BuItoa's).-ARr AND
ARTIrcE-FoBTY AND Fifty
wAILACK's THEATRE. Neutrality-suspicious. or'ARvA-
NIsCHEvoUs
LAURA KsEsE's THEATRE, No. GA Broadwsy-LApIEs
BEwAbE-CIN oEsELIA
BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway Aner.
noon-Tnp LOST soS-LWEkIcK BoY. Eyenlng-THE MAGIC
WE'LL
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING, 56l and 563 Broadway
ErnIoP,As SONGS. DAroEs to.-RAHRoAD SMASH UP.
RRyANTs MINsTRFLs MECH AkICy HALL, AT Broad
way.-NEeRo SONGS AND BURLEsauEs-HoP OF FASHION.
HOoLEY's HIFsTRrI3, No 44 Broadway. -ETMoPIAS
SONGS DANCES, &c.-hArRoAD EXPLOSION.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING, 5Sl and 565 Broadway
ErnIoPiAs Songs. DAroEs ko.-RAnRoAD SMASH UP.
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-Aner
noon-TAs LOST soS-LisEhIoK Bor. kyenng-TnE MAGIC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08
Ayers Cathartio Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of a Family Physic,
Are 80 composed that disease within the fpuge OF their ao
ln can rurolv withstand tvgd0 them Their peuc ing
Ppsies search ynd cleanse and ipvgoale every portion
ot the human ugntsm correcting It's disssed ac6n and
redorng rs ueay viitles. A. a consequence o. these
pfoprtlcs tie iuvat who s bowed down with pnin or
cstoIed ny rom dy at once 30 simple aud inviting.
Not un do they the dak complaints or everv
The nRent below numCd Is pleased 10 furnish giatis my
Amecth Almanar combining cert Gates of their cures
Hpd directions Tor their use Ia the following
Custveness, Hearth eed1cle arising rom disuIuered
Slumnoh Nsusea Indigestion, Pain ana Morbid Inactiun
u the Bowels Flaueucy Iots of Appetite Jauudre and
other kindred complaints arising fom low state Of tbe
body OhelruCtiut Of its functions. D." ..- ~
Do not be p1t on by unprncpled Dealers with some 9TH
eT PHI lhey make he more profit Ask for AYERS
Pulls, and take nothing else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI,
OR THE RAPID CURE on

Coughs, Colds, LgfHeaUa, HoarseneSs, Group,
BroaehitiS, IRciPient Consumption, and for The
reliet Of COnSllmptiDe Patients IN aduanced
stages Of the disease.
50 wide the field Of It's usefulness and numerous yre
tae cases OF us Gu e3 that almost section country
a99nnls 10 pssous ubiolg known who have been 70
nom ALARMING aud even desreeate diseases Of the lungs
10y s use. When tiled, supari ,y over eveIv h.
e medicine Of tine Kim too appsrun escape obseva-
lot and where vihues ore known tho public longer
estate whg auldog 70 employ for the dis ressng and
angerous alecuons Of tho pulmonary that inci-
lfht 9 our rlmhto " e many interior remedies thrust
upon the community have aied and heen dfardod this
has guined friends by every al conferred benefits on the
afflicted they never forget and produced too nu-
meIops and too remarkable TO be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. ]. q. AVER & CO.,
.. r.'. 'U0AoVBTnsa
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DlarrhGa, DysCnterv. GhnIFra, &c.

We nave the Grue onhcrg Dyseutery Syrup used
cases of bowel complaints all their vaiied
simple ioosen6ss 10 malignant chnlefH aud eau 'aA
nt in The highest terms, aud recommend IL with conf
denCe. Wheuor too ctEe is mild severe recent
long standing ~ cures surely aud eay bad effects be
hind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN Pres. Board Aldermen, N, Y.
T. Z. DE FORREST, n. D., Board Of Health, n Y.
T. X HtBDARn, NJ. d.. Board OF Health, NY. City.
Gu Dl lsNfOM. Episcopal Clergyman, Suffolk Va
u. W. hAR.IOW 50 Pine street, N. Y City.
DANA. plIMAN Court a. Get, Huston, Aiaas.
George SFOUDlNGER, Board OF Aldermen, New
A. W TAYLOR, Captain u S. Army
. J. y HAtl Cleyb land Plain Dealer, Ohio
/ VIM. FARRAND, Cleveland, Ohio. .
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Friday, Oct I, 1859, ;
FLOCRQuiet with the usual small les fer home and in
terror consumption.
wHEAT-AOre inquiry, with sales II principally at
81 O4 for red follows OI trpck 400 bush do
slOl delivered mill; 6csrs O5 deliveed
white At 81 Ia and cars DO atSl Is.
CORN-Iuactive at 75c.
BARLEY-An active demand has sprung up and high pr
have been asked and paid for good samples Of crop
carload selling to-day 7Cc Old from store selling
&C.
RYE-SaIs carload at 75c.
TALL Ow-sale 1000 lbs atl lOtlo
BUTTER-Steady at our quotations.
EGGs-L'ght sales at l2Ac
For auotatiops see table
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Al Cleveland with eveland aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lunlbusa CmCinua Cleveland and Erie and Csve and
and Pittsburg RaiirG ds.
At SulOI with hacks TO GhagTin Falls 80.
At MnntUB with hacks for Ravouna, &c
Al Bracoyie with hacks TO New.ot kai ., &c.
AZ MaIleu with hacks to Sharon C. eenIeld Meadvis
Bloomfield Garfield, Gc.
Al ouEesiown, with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enou Valley, and thence by 2, 4. w C. h.
K. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb o. 1889