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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02
GEO. MCMILLANI OIeTk,
Austinburg, March %, 1859.

ORWELL FAIR.--0ur Orwell friends have FIX
ed the time of holding their I'd Fair on Tues.
day, Wednesday aud Thursday, October 4th,
5th, and 9Th. The officers for the year are as
follows:
Presdent-Col. G.. A. Howard Vice Presi-
dent--Wm. II. Howe Secretary-C A. B.
Pratt Treasurer-Col. G. A. Howard Ex.
ecutive Board-R. E. Fillmore, Lewis Waters
A. Bingham, Ezur Rawdon, ADson Russell
with the President and Vice President.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02


EVERY one Of the lovers Of art every
~ who admire he bsantfaL and especially even one
who delights 70 look upon the farnl cs Of nd or
relative (Ot m that snd may b thousands Of miller aeaf
q IN the Spirit Landl take NOTES that zen ct tre
ne likeness of yourself or ffisnda Il
Marsh's Gallery Of Art IN Ashtabula,
and also that during the Hoiydsya IN csidernfiou q s
e'oasneaa Of tines win fasuh superior pictafss a
ai Much Reduced Prices
What Cimus Or NeN Year clfts are more approprats
tnan 70 sent peevt likeness Of YoUnaEtE 70 your enda
intend % keep constantly hand variety Of good durable
sso Irares 70 hang mp that ron rt hy hre-
aa you can behold The FACE you love- beaing upon you
.-ng ~ GO memories and calling 70 mind past scenes q
Having recently se.ed my rooa shall ondsavor 70 make
~ pleasant and agreeable posabs for al who may rive
call whether Wishing pcures er not But rrnerbsr
time visits io no and hard times does not prpvsn death
from removing those you love- IIiI,TI ,'TT ~ 7---T
Secure the shadow, ga it....I -.t
Ere the ubatance fades;
which you can DO a. 3a nu
Marsh's Ambrotype Gallery.
u cloudy ~ ven IS elear weather between A. n ana NJ
Rooms frst building south Of Bank. ESQ
Aehtabsla, Dee 9th, 1858. r.. A. MARSH.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
al g @ AsHTABULA.
saturday Morning, April ,, 1859.

THr CuAhaEs, AND BuILDINa MOVEMENTS
about town give quite bustling and active as
peet to our streets. The old sheds on the site
Of the new Baptist church, have been removed
aud the excavations for the new ediace ore go
Ing on with earnestness. 10 attempting to move
one section Of the sheds, the roof fell 10 50 sud
denly as nearly to entrap some Of those who
were engaged in the removal.
The shop Of W. RsDaEAD. upon the site Of
SxIrH's new block, has been placed upon our
fread Arthur's trucks and toted upon the lot Of
Mrs. s. B. HULBEar, where our modest young
neighbor will be pleased to see his customers
SYDSEY Boofa goes into a sort OF fraternal
business arrangement with our neighbor CHAP-
MAN. the bazaar having been extended to It's ut
most longitude, and the north side shelved and
ftted up for the reception Of Dry Goods. ~
II. O. DroK vacates bis present location, to
succeed MIR. Booth, and M. G. Dick, is to be
succeeded by D, PHILLIPs' shoe shop.
J. B. SHEPARD, has purchased the Livery
Stable lot 90 the corner Of Park street and
Browns alley, and important changes are con-
templated, and much activity is visible in that
quarter. h o12o1i
l 8. PERRIoo has sold out his interest IN the
milling and Touring business to his partner e.
HARMON, and Mr.. P. turus his attention to that
really Ranly, and most noble of all pursuits, the
tinS u the soil-having repurchased his for
saer farm, in Saybrook, we believe.
By advertisement in an another column, it
will be seen that o. A. AxsDEN has sold out
his watch repairing business to his brother-in-
law, Geo. w. DICKINSON, who is preparing to ex-
tend the business, and give to the concern addi-
tional cnnsennence and nttraciivannsa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

THE Homestead Bill has passed the
Il House. and
PHILLIPS
wants to sell his ENTIRE STOCK Of BOOTS and SHOES,
before It passes the Senate as to be prepared for and
more extensive stock in the spring He therefore oilers his
Entire Stock of Boots aud Shoes, at Great
ly Reduced Prices
Mems EiF, EiH Boot: Rsa,. from from to 8 p0.pAir
Boys and Youths Boots at cost.
women's Calf and Morocco Booiees 81 Is to 81 7s
Gsiters full ioXed from 50 cts to g.
Misses and Children Shoes at all prices.
- Mems, Womsns and Misses oyershoes at Cost.
20 now is the time for you, that have got the
d ~ 70 buy your Boots and Shoes, a. am bound 10 SELL
where In the town county. - -
p can sS and see before purchasing elsewhere the Of the
P s. An those inpebted the above shop VIII please cal.
and settle and pay they can but settle any way TO
P. S. Cash paid for Furs at the highest mar
ct pree, az the sign of the BIG BOOT. l77d
T'HE STATE OF oHIO-Ashtabula
l. CO., SSH Court Of Common Pleas.
Jesse A. Brakeman, 1'
Nancy Brakeman,
A. THE said defendant. Nancy Brakeman, hereby notified
that the said Plaintiff, on the
4th day of March, A. d, 1853.
hed his petition against her In sAd Court praying for d.
aeogng a. the cause, wal absence Of the Aaid De-
endant for more than three years Said petition will b for
hearing at the next term Of sAid Court
Gs0we At.ornsx. = 80 sor p;,,n,,H
NEW GOODS at BRIGHAM 4 Co. Is
General assortment Of
Spring Styles Of Goods received this day.
S'''A O'''' And Business c'a'' Pint. ana v,,.
Of all qualities.
Hats and Gaps,
New Styles and desirable patterns An Of which are offered
At prices that cannot fall 70 ploAse-FOR CASH.
All who are in want f.l.fn
or anything in the line Of Clothing,
FOR MEN OR R0YS.
PlsaAs give us call BRIGHAM 4 co.
AshiAbulA. March lsth, 1850
THE VERY BEST TEA--Greeu or
II Black, al EDH. n. RODENTS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

We learn that the citizens of KingsvilIe are
making move toward building new Acade-
my The present house is not sufficient either
in size or accommodations, TO answer The
school is gaining ground very rapidly.-iSent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

Any person sending correct statement a their syisme
and enclosing s. will have medicine adapted % their
tV fAkrH ExTRAcrED wIrHoUr Pans. Br GiLvtmon.
Addrsss H.w wADsw0RrH, ~ D, nssasia n Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-02

Mems Fine Calf Boots.
Kip +"
Heavy
Boys Kip
MEMS Rubber Boots sad Shoes, and sensrala
Ladies' and Childrens shoes.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.

Ny stock Of Medicines is more perfect and
general than ever and sufficient TO meet the wants Of the
community.
Physcisns and Families supplied the most fAOrshls
tsrms-by
Astr NM N,ver,bar II 1855
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Arsp9lurk Daily Tribn,le
LITERATURE AND AGRICULTURE ~
PRUSSIA.

Corre.paDdence Of The y. y. THbsse.
BERLIN. April 81. lS5l.
Professor Tischendorf OF Leipsic, is now IN
Cairo. at the expense of the Russian Government,
searching for manuscript. and other valuable relics
of ancient literature. A letter from him, addressed
ia the Saxon Minister of Public Instruction. dated
March 10, has just appeared in Leipsic paper,
announcing some important discoveries. The Prin-
cipal prize is manuscript Of the Bible from The
fourth century-that Is, old as the famous au-
can Ms. which has recently made much noise.
This. unless Tischendorf Is mistaken IN IL value,
will partly deprive the one in Rome OF the honor in
which il has hitherto been held as the Oldest and
most precious.
The newlv-found volume consists OF 3i5 parch.
meut leaves as large can be made az the rate oil
Two to cazele kin. and contains most OF the
Prophets, the Psalter. the book Of JOB, Jesus son
,fSrsch. Wisdom 81 Solomon, and othef Oi tie Oii
Testament ApocryPhal book; bur the m'st I'M
ID rtaut fact ls that il cOntaius the Ne" Testament
entirr. .
Be,ile tais, the Professor has found an uadoub'-
edb sutheutc and complete Ms ci the tPishe OF
BhTnabss AID similar ole IRON dem Hirsa ae'
H,rp,s" both bsunging IN the s-c0nd eeotary,
New Trstam-nt IA the esumaflJa OF TIE ear!
Christians Ti.co-ndOrf hopes To De all'"ed "
,nblsh these three manuscripts Immediately
Two or three works not yet pdolc!y ahholncou
here so far as have seen aud which taeir ahsnVl'
e,p-et "a have out during The Summer or Antu nn'
aye continuation of his " NOrgescbicot1 Vn"
doc ory history) 70 the Histry 81 RaIIoaall'm,
b, Thuuck of Halle. recepty hSd thc n'1oi -
an interview with the fine old Professor, eco
lear ned the fact from hi, that this second pr,
reary ready tor the press. l believe X Is - a.
cuss the condition OF religion N The .ixs'aIA ee-
tuEy-sm not quiEe sure.
/ continuation of d history Of tie ilugIenos y!
Major Won P"len;Z-s n-be-looalng, venerae'r ~.
man. Who was an officer IN the Germi1 ph' %
Nspuleun's army ia the kussiaa campaign Ci
The fret volume j. out and | Wa assured ol -
Tbuluck that Il j. by far the te-t work on ne s4P
irci The Msiur Is Eru belieser N the Ah'riclA
system 81 the voluntary support OF TeiiI ol' a''l-
tiOns Ii not Baptist IN hrs Teii.lol' oRIA-y..,
he very strongly y npaihizes w'n me iiI'e b1'''
society Of h's place ui sbOde-h4e.
Pruf. TrilkaG.pf, forIn-rl! connected viih nr'H
and Columbia Colleges. bat now 10 the University
At Br-slau. and meuber of the PIPER hausf o. '9r
Prussiau Parliament. has yUume VI Pch.cC
economical E-says in press, IN Eosil'n, iolAHru -
par. upon writings of bis during his residence ~
America One Is on Codlhcation, another on
Money ard Banks third upon the "orAinss
of the German Zollverein; fourth upon KS
obs, &c.
DS Chrysapder, wcu known N the ns0s'co-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

SUPREME COURT.-ID the matter oi the aP
y pssuAL the Mayor, Alderman and Commonsiy o. ne
city al the Board q Conm0ners OF the Cen
raPa.h relative 10 The acquisition Of lands ioi Pa1c P1s ~
pAns ifr;b aud leth ssd TIC 9TH sp6 bh
aucs city Of New YosTr Mayor Aldermen aud Com
onsy City Of New York BY the Board Of Coannoo
q the Contra Para pursuant 20 The statute entitled Al
act 70 .,.I hsp Of he City Of Hssfos BY layns oei
phic Place the rsiqg Of
,asse6 pnl shrrftns bsiuf pr"a~nr-b"rehy rive 90
Zoe the owners, rss-s parties and persons respectively en
the lands tenenenis i<
o-uses hereinafter -noped and descrb-d that uey Will a
,v 70 the sprsm. Il the state Of Ne~-lofs Al .-iJ
I'm II aid Court held the City H. N The City Of New,
Yt Of. Wedn-dsy 6tb day OF July 1879 se openns
ths day, ther1sftern Counsel an oe
Ward of three Commisso ~ Appraisal
q - estimate IN favor Of N. SverD
,~u-. parties aud aforesaid, Just ana rqio
a Tor thing al tboSs lands tenem.nis hs-ts
eut, premises lie between the snutheTJ me sls
18th and ih.:rr-,s and 5,h ana sth In aid city
,s which the Bor6 " Commissions ~ he S"urs fsrt
-<u savabls sc3uFsi r the Of rr,Ddn sais
Central Pak IN Gil, YORK. aish aid lands -ac Pfst
map plan Of sid city nnf@r And y
,ru, If a. entitled An Act relative 70 Improvements
ou,us ~. lsy1us out a streets and sis 10 The City Of New
Yarr ARD ether nurn" passed April 'sn-Da'ed Nay
u ig RICYaaD BUSTED. Coun-- e. the Corporation,
1pv2Ttiys and 10 said sosrc o. COMMEMORATE
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

Corr,spo1 lenoe II T. ciulinL.t. Gtz-tc.
YELLOW spRfSGs NAY y. lS5o.
A csrd signed by Dir. William Mills % Yellow Jrings,
ard iipugnirg tie honor ami good fsith Of o the
psrsOus ~hO have contributed % the rsceu, purchase
and reorganization q Antioch College seems 70 de-
u.and an snsw.r that the public msy b. dissbu.e5 Of
the into which tlst article mzy have ed them
Will repl, 20 wha' that paper alleges ssd implies,
hope 10 avoid initiating lie spirit.
L. Jace 1857, the Tsn-te.s Of Antioch College a.
su,ed xe p,vpay fer the betr6< u 10 ePotccrs u,e
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%rEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and srAY WEDNESDAY June 1889 frsios VIZ Leave
l6.L.s. Station, New YOfk ss foll0.s:
745A NJ For WillAushddge.
ESQ IN Mail Train FOL Albany.
$500 N For Wiismsbridge~
1850 r. nj For Whit Plains
23l o. n. For " lhsn.bridge.
4:eo ,. For White Plains.
4:Sn D For Dove Piaint 49,
s.l5n u. For White Plains from Int nro Centre-E
$3.50 D. IA For W,lisnshridge-
RyTvRkS6-Vili leave.
SEQ a. IL From WuiJ~ rlaint-
$3.50 From Dover Plains.
SEGA % From Wihanisbrdge.
700 a. n From White Psins
e:Spa III From WiamsbridEe
l:3as n. Mail TrsL from Albany.
100 n q. From WILLIAMSBURG.
$500 ,. From White Psns
500 . m. FROM W'lismsbridse-
500 p IL. .FroIn White Plains ,
Wa J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, VIA n. I. and
IN H. H. aud ~ l.. and n. L. and Sto insol haI',ad.
On aud sf;er MONDAY June g. passeusrT. Tor NfWfOhI
vi. sb-T- Line will l-sse BY The Expires. ffaii - @Ll
q, and atay connecting with splendid steamer a. Fast G"en
rich X L. and arrive Newp,r :, k-irfniar %av''
N.wporr a, and arriving IN New ioTS i'p A0'
ll;l0 p
Tei-s sod and Baggage checked through rsch wsy -.
JAMES II. HOYr Superintendent
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s.sameoais ana Railroaas.

DAYBOAT for ALBANY snd TROl-Seesnef
tyFTsitCr forp too. Il Jsy., every TaosasJ, IHar'
d, an SATURDAY. a. a a.
NAY BOAT for AIBANY.-Steamer AkME-
ltri, every MONDAY WEDNESDAY aid FRlDN'
mon ioot 81 hsrrsoi & a; -eioSN q. N. --
NOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 ceut..-Ioe
-. sPinGEFOgT Issvs. Pcck-s6p r. L, evey
NoSnsY vvl,ErsDAY az FRIDAY q, y o'clock Door:
sryir. in ,iu to eas With Nsusf5aek, E0-a'oao iaa
kex Haven RsioSd
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NOTICE. Of APPLICATION Tor Tie discL1rge oil
~ isuyert from lis debts Pn.aa; 10 he PROVISIONS u
the third ertcl- title % the h chsySI Of The s-ond
nan II the Revised stsut- of JOSIAH COLBY inso'ent
koce published April IS, 1883 Creditors APPEAR t~ise
M. Hon T. d CULVER City Judge 81 BIS Office Nc. SO
Fgtou-sr the City Il Brooklyn, the Jh day Of June,
1889 az the foreEoo show Why the sad ID
solvent should not b. dschsrFvs from his debts
d. 7. MUDOGdr. No. - WaL,t, v Y,
splls lawlowM Attorney FOR PetitloneT
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ffsai Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of en- order Of the Surrogate
Of The County 81 NewYo'k notice is hereby given % a. pr.
4. having ~siins ssius JOHN STUART late Of the City o.;
Bsker d.o.s-ed. N vouchers
\. rrof 20 The suts-rber, tho Office Of Eveth Bss No
IL Walls, in ne City 81 New York before the il- Jay
Of Deem n.xDsird Nv YORK. The Nth day OF May, sr
JANET STUART, AdmiusuatIiK
r9n-tawfmsN Wrn the WI annexed.
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NrnR1lIERN RAII.ROAD on NEM-JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
10, English r-e aborbood Fort --e Eage~ood. scur,al
.nlss Ckst-r Tsppsn, P-rmout Uaoten-acs and Nyssk
rraius will flowt tSuudays sIcept-fl;
Lrnvr N.w.Yok urp Colrtlandtai Jersey City Perryh
.t .. yn ~, aud $50 and 5:5n p
J4av. rierni.ut a s aud As M and 3;25 p. m
Stages eo.c, with Trains at Hsckvnsack Junction iof
Hsek.pssc. and a. Piernon, for Nysek, EaTssrwot &c
SEYMOUR 4 TOWER Contraction
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order oi tae Surrogate ii

the County Of S.wYos-No'ic- hereby given 20 all pr
.ous bsvi. sis against ERNEST H. WlNZER las Of Toe
city Of New Yos druggist, drcrasd prescott with
therof 'b@ bcribers, ether a. No q Ce. At
the sor. If Ferdinand Baurke the residence Of Heury
johnson No ~ cry, he city u New fvsk OF oese
tL- 7th day % Decene nNiDstrd N,v-fnk he fourth Gay
Of Juue l8is FERDINAND BLANCHE, r...,,,,.
i.G IsNGq,M HENRY JUHSsDs
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UaIer Cure.

DERGEE HEIGHTS WATER-CURE
- llstsy ser- by Dr. + J. LoEwrSTHaL r-used en- ne
faBssoss nj 10y sss IRON Hor,n ferry viii - Op-ned
fr Pstier,. Gu.s;s aOSDAY June Arrangements
made with Hyd!uP..Lsts IN New FORK NiIHs
snd CoDsultiIs Physcsrs - -
hrI C sMALLEY. II. d. Tar AssoeLats win Dr. TIAll
ksslieIt Physician.
CHFSTNUT SPRINGS WATER-CURE, 81
~ CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA COCSTf-For
u, all chronic obstinate disease. Fa- ls;i;-
lion has rival IN brsuty and h-iness ~ ca
ron he putty u i, sp-iEss Of and al hal
.dvsnf. I. cous--dy The sdinK and n@- uccs-
IL r. sstic its iruon IN TINS comfy Dr.. JOSEPH -
weber, Resilient Physician.
nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located but
~ 81. Johns P1rt No. Is LaiEhrst Coed
BOARD eap Obtained from g. - 81 Board ~h
--eermen, from ~ 70 10 3 prr wess 7. TRAIL NJ D.,
aad n. A. SORTOS. 81. D.. phvsicssus
CAkATOGA UATER-CURE-ls now OPEN
Tor and Patterns Great improvements have ben
mace. Boar1ers accommodated rasnBsbe rats send ir
circular. -. BEDOsrHA. NJ. D..
" SARA1OGA WAIEk-CURE"-No~ IN ~.
der the .cpptiOn ira. have
s-n made N. 5EDORTHA. ". D., sArzioxs spruF,- "
WATER-CURE HOME, No. % Hose at,
w New Haven. Conn.-HOARD and TREATMENT % %
SIS per week. J. p PHILLIPS, II. d.. Ms L. PHILLIPS,
n. D., Physicians
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AEW-YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or
~ After MONDAY april 1859 and until further ao'ics
'.ssenser Trims -il leave 'ier foot 81 na'" 'o"~'
g.:
ouEkIRk EXPRESS a. 8 a ia. Er DaniIh and Bsfao.
puusa pal intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN 1t H. for Dnniirk sIs Buffalo snc u.er
s~ih
aOCKLAND PASSENGER ct 3 80 L., hoIe loot Of IA,
ssoa Pisrnon tor s1tsrDs sno intTDeoiats et"ns
WAY PASSENGER At 0. H., for Eewhursh Midtown
% ntrrni-dai. ststUIs
NIGHT EXPRESS at p a., Tor Dunkiri sod hufAn
yh- styv- trains daily Sundays .tcepted
These Express rsns connect a. blnirs <1tb ne Ehffs
s5spdsisps and Niagara Falls Railroad tI Niagara Fas
SpRtsupou TN Syrarus. sad BiDsbsmp'1 Railroad w
Ssrsca.e a. Corpins with me Buffalo Couhs ana Nswfori
lirosd for Rochester and Buffalo, a. Trai bera Wiz n'
1slaware Lact aud Western Railroad Tor Scfanton
rnrrsvile tbr Busal aud EeSY0rs City Railroad
80 Buffalo and Duutirk sb the Lake Shorr asrnad si
T,v.lanS CiuriruAn. ToleAo Detroit. Chicago, ko
CHARLES MORAN. rresioeH,
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NEW-yERaEY RAEIROAD-Fe- PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA ssd tn SOUTH ~ WEST JERSEY
Ss1f.-hsn sr5 sSrv-s fn.s isv S~vforb Q: :. sas
e. and ssd fare fS Thrnass Tpossrs I'D FIR Cs5
:innsi and .l Wet .3d ~ p.<hiugya Nv r,rzss and -
so7th te ara through ss<.s. ots-s ss.zt1S.op -
so1 . ~ trains
j. W 1OoDhUYF, As.1st.ss 81 y-ssnL-n1-p--
~ s.ss-s- s' - fr Any ol--s a-hs-r-1 80
scfed hf-su ripu,-s II .d-.n-- cf .s~ in. ~ having
NEW-yORR s8d NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ t~s SUMNER ARA MOMENT. nS
C-lurnssrrs May ?, lETt
fssvDy-r EstoE r E~vyort n Z75 81 and Oh ss
tEtrrDse lfihs.
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoKK
FOt keshsyeu- = -. l-lls La, S.l5 i-A 5S Ell
as > n. - 5rdEsp-r II, u lsIl =: IS s:l5 ten +,
:r 4:45p Dor Milford s-rs-fri. FsirrS soStAS'r1
,n5 "ss.pss7 H. l2:t5, $50 ,Dd 4:as sor Sor-.k
So l2:sj. Sis trs-l; $50, t:t5 $50, o;2 II Foi
oa.iei 40 Gr-snwick ! a N. E:S 49, ,;E $50 go
POI S'sIIfEe- 7, ~, Z IS Sis Tea 80
i:g s:z. $50 ?. foi Pr. Ch-,- 40 I~rDsAi.h- So
Sars ga i2.is "a" 10 $50, s:E ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS
20 Boron, i-I.i S;l5p n teI Pr hsr1ot: .as
sprarf,A .Il S:l5p n teIl For CanBecsica: f.
a.iiro-o 70 hontresl -. IL 'eAl. .nd 3:ls "a teA)
o<-nsuplol For New Haven He~Lonaun and s,onhaEto,
s.rozo a: sls 3:is For Caos Ra.lrra :, Nn-ss
IN pton "a IT, tex and l2S u ~ He-ssouie E4Is-e
81 sDr S:l5 foT ssnssr1cs Raiirsd, - n. S;e
so- Dsp b.rv .ior-s's Pz.psi T. IN. $50
JAMES DONT. SPECIALIZATION.
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TIE ,ru., 20 nv hsrd. ~..s sssrssn, deb, Evsy -
kIoN. ia, prar,y Il 81 ~ raj .,i&<'
. ls1guei.f, Ivy r1ns- b.. u4Ss WIN year ~
~ var mn, IN ~. ..of in. Esacr, o. prevent "a ss
.: ~ tn 10 brg lnpsirsS iB ny hsS1., "a. ~ =.
TIA Als nscs . ga q. cSs2-i-L o. =, 80. 49,
EJECT waaietef. urou - jIdknrAi ,, "a - 80,
-. -. a. 80 e.t ncsnre n ny pIson,J Ok ~ sSsi
tie CONDITION Ia re ssoold Tei.sss 90 80.
- ,.- ,ri, o,,-.tfn b~tssep $50 Jactm~nt erseit'
49,, go ~. proty q Asn. s1il w. sso ~
NV r..s T. o. >, sbras ne yysI - s1pf. 80 ~
- 49, 49, ,,-see, 49, Ysssstsssv ~
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NTNTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

fNfNIK hL KAILKUAU OF NEW-JthoEI.
~ Conn-ctin. Eew-Hsmpnb with th- O-lsvsIs L.e..
Western Railroad AID ct Eaxtoo ~rb ih- Lrhfi
J.neS ksiiIued
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. oomn,encils sily 10, iSos.-
t- Yoft M Easton AID intermediate Place fron Psi
70 Hortt River AT! n s5 sDd Tor souaes
vile by above tTsius, ard a. 54i p.
Fhf train. Elizabeth with urrt On me rev
Rsjroso Ebioh esv. Ee~York from ;bs 10. Of Coax
,ndt- st.. at $50 q. N, and u u, and and .
Farrser for the Delaware, Lscf svsnns anc V-s-fn s
Will l-svr e, :. only For L-ngh Valley haJ "a
"a u .nd II asa JOHN q STEaNs Superintendent
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NOR SAVANNAH and FLORtDt.-The
AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STE MISSILE CON-
rANN-S 49, and 6r,fcls.. sivsni'nP MOtNON M, =.
Cr,sk.r Commander viii pr No u Noith N'eI ~
saTIRDAY Jun. 49, a. ocNk N fsss>se - SssHH
u....p.s.d ..n,udatiols. SiA IGfursa letrss -
N,wOrs~,s 50 IS: Mssr $S5 MontroHeTN % t'oehy'
o. 80 A;isrs ) Is: Colanbu. . M-ccu. 81, Aesl-ts
SO Az o. pi.opal places FLORIDA a. !'~ ats
a. c,nf tar fat popnrton Insurance
,<r e,at Ami, - H. q. CROMWELL Co. No 50 !" es, -
txRSANANNAHa nd FLORlDA-U. MAIL
LfNE-The favur.'c steamship Al AbAMA. Cap, Sek
srh.rrk vii have on WFDNEDSaY, Junc IS :, geee,
ma fu per No n K TErv1gs tickets Eivr1 q Aats 'af
Coiaphls Etsuia, Ao6ly AID Asooa BIS - LA~.-s 'r
On " q, A@rt For tfriro- passage. sppv =
szxI'g.I, l. MlrNHlLLk son. No. Is Brnaawsy.
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ERfAT REDt'CVlON.-THE WANDER
~ BIT EUROPEAN LINE If UNITED STATES NAIL
STEAMSHIPS, Sil form FoRrsIGHTLY line between NEW
YokK and H.VRE, mail contract lssi
thu eide Saturday aud the other side arh alter
"Wednesday;
lFoR iMPTONI SOUTHAMPTON
HAvRE.
ARIFL.........JS turday June ~. "Wednesday, Jay 8
OtEAN QUEEN. Saturday July 2. We de.day, July p
VsNDEkBlLT... saturday, July To-. IW-rpesday, AE
Tb-s~ Sesnbip~ have water light compartments Cary sb
Surgeons PRIct PASSAGE (itber the samel: hir%
to- :, Csttn 90 and 500 lniri Cabin.
Cssr EoEoPE 10 Anssfcs
81. Gle a.lv-Trd ip L. ndon and Paris .
~ % TOHRANCE, no s Bowling Grcen Ne~-Yorh
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FroD My
IL g. 1859 TRAINS win leave Chsmb-rs-st saroh u
;oilors Kxpres. Trains. .nd II n. -nd p td HDd
7:l5a FOR Sing Sing, 10 m. sud sud 1880
r pouyhkeepsia LAS aud 9; for Tsrrytoe, 2:t5 and
s;45 fr Peek'hl $3.50 The Hnes"n PoushtrrJ~is,
p.shslT sius Slug ana aryovu Trains sop ~ bs
say PssssDgers taken 81 Chamber. Csual C9phl
nd Ssrs Trains for HewYors leave Troy AS ana sS
a. sDd 9:i5 D. and Albany about Is ainat-. later o.
aopSsy, ., 6 . o.. y SMITH. Sup.
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Ion HUSTON aud PROVIDENCE ors N.Y.
TyBE REGULAR MAIL LINE va sTONIN(

VNHb REGULAR MAIL LINE sIs SIONlNG-
TON. for BOSTON sDe PROViDENCE-inso5 Route
shortest and street carrying E.s5srr Mail
The s1Gn3sr PLYMOUTH ROCK Cap Joel ssoas md
VANDERBILT Capt d Sturss, IL sitt The
t0fltGTON AND PROVIDENCE sbo bOsTUS AND
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving Ssv-Yori 5aiiy ,SuN
tsys from Piei No Hors River frst wharf .boy
bst<ry-plsos, az o'clcs spd stoBDE-ob AZ s L.,
the arrival Of tbs Ma Train which leaves Boston $3.50
rhs C. VAkDERBi 1T, from New Ynrt Monday "Wednesday
md Friday from stonngton Tuesdsy Tnuresy and srdAs
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Newton, Tn-sday Thur,
.sy a3d Saturday ron snring.D Monday Wednesday, Ssd
rnGsy.
Pssssns,rs pfree1 from sDoi0stob sOs6 10 Yr~gd-oe
snd Fusion the Expess Mail Train reaching aid PLACES W a.
ssDo of tboss By o;heI routes and in .nps nn' Tor al ~
ssy aIJruIs lines CONNECTING por ard rst Yt,s"ns-r
hat prefer remain board NE steamer, 1iy's Fss
7ndurbed hsiss. @-~s .n@ iesv~ e'ovius'n- " 80
osin connecting Providence with the u train for
Boston.
accompanies the and un threash
,scb
Ss 4sssse rertns OF fresnr ayps o@rs ne
Eesmer Freight Office Pier M North River OF 81
ths Office No 10 Battery place.