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"a COST PRICES! NO

O. COST PRICES: sA
The subscriber. contemplating visiting EuroSe no
few months for the sake of has heath and for the
purpose OF visiting his friends, Will sell from this
date his entire stock at cost, and many kinds of
Goods at much less than cost in order to reduce the
stock as low as possible before his departure. On
his return he wishes ts open with an entire
stock of Goods, which ne Will buy Psrs and other
Eastern markets expressly for the trade of Wash:
down to cost q d less than cost:
French pattern BonneIs, AL styles and c.lors.
Cloth and Velvet ClOaks, all kinds,
Net Basques, illusion Berthes and Capes,
Embroidered Cloaks and Dresses, for infants, less
Infants MeIinO and Satin Hoods. fifty per cent les.
Under Skirts. Hoop Skirts, three kinds,
Cloak VeIyets, Bonnet Velvets, all colors,
Many Kinds Of WOIsted Goods. at fifty per cent les.
than cost,
Crochet FTinses, al styles and qualities,
GunpuTe Button Trimming.
GuIpure Lace, In all styles and widths,
Bugle Frlnses, Bugle Buttons,
Velvet, Satin. LustrIng, and Bonnet Rihands. IN
White Cotton trimmings. BeltinEs.
large stock Of Collars, In SWISS. Cambria Linen
and CIspe. for ladies, misses, and boys,
Ss sai bTie syIss Marseiiies and Moqrn,ss Sets,
Dimity and Cambnc Bands,
Ss. ana Ssn s5S EdsIss sLd nssr ns'
Bls OK Point Lace, all wIfths.
A rery hne assortment of rench and Blonde Lsoes
limitation GuIpure Laces,
Bereges and Tissues for vslls,
White and Black six Nets and Illusions.
BohneIs. white and black Steff Nets,
Lace Wells, IN all qualities,
Love and Crape Wells,
Elastic KIbands, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian Grapes. Cords and Tassels,
Sleeve End Cloak Tassels, all coors, Dress But
tons.
A spieu'd assortment of French Flowers
Reautlful eathers. IN black, w"lte and cOIors,
Cheniles, Bali Chenllles. for head dresses,
Lack Velvet Rlbands, all widths, ofthe very beet
Fine and stylish Head dresses,
Six Mits. KID Gloves.
And all other kinds of goods usually kept in well
regu ated millinery and trimming store.
H. he lades of Washington and surrounding
country will please bear In mind that the above Ad-
vertisement is put forth in good faith, as am de-
termned to sell nv goods 81 greatly reduced prices
Dressmaklng continued as heretofore, and Innings
and patterns cut at moderate prices aud all orders
for BOnnets, &c will be hlleda proportionaby low
prices.
p. s. All sales at reduced Prices will be for cast
only. M. WILLIAM,
S-eO2m % Centre Market
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Convention ofIrsu Da..,.

fHlLADELPHIA, Jan 2.-The secret convention
OF IRON masters commences its session in this city
tomorrow Elk Senator Cooper will deliver an
address on Monday evening II is rumored that
astartIlng and formidable protection movement
is about to be inaugurated
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New York NIarkefa.

NEw YORK, Jan 3-Flour IL hrmer; ststesi 2S
esi 81; Ohio IS i0aS5 IS; Southern unchanged
At S4.50dSS IS.
Wheat is nrm; red 81 I5asI 20; western white,
81 30
Corn Is quiet; mixed 77a7sc; new white 16k.
Pork Is duili old mess 81; new sl7 90.
Lard quiet At II saIIac
Whisky Is active al "a ka25c
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Countelfeit Mater.

ALBANY, n V, Jan. About q. 600 in the
counterfeit tweniies OF the State Bank Of Troy 10
ALREADY discovered. The Metropolitan Bank Of
New York has 81 500, and the Clearing House "a
this city about $40; the LATTER Il ia said can be
traced IL is suggested that the excellence in the
engraving Of the counterfeit may be traced 20 the
consolidation OF the bank note engravers, by
which many able engraver, were thrown out Of
employ -
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Financial

INV YORK, Jan 3-StOcks are dull and heavy
Chicago and Rock Island SOL; Illinois Central
shares 69a; do. bonds 81: Cumberland Coal
Co. 90; Michigan Southern 2Ox: New York Cen
tIai Ak Pen"a. Coal Co. s2Si Reading So 4;
Mil. anu Miss l2
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The Georgia Railroad Disaster.

CoLunsus, Ga Jan. Twelve dead bodies
OF the victims OF the accident on Friday, by a
tram oreak king through a cnlvert, were 6rous ht
mere last night. Seven mnre were missing The
todo IL badly washed for forty miles In different
places oy the freshet Energetic measures are
oelng adopted 10 effect the necessary repairs
reporter has just returned from the scene Of
the disaster, and reports the following as among
the victims of the disaster
Mrs. l.eveIett and three children, Of Rapides
parish, Ga.
Mrs. Smith, of Texas
The two Misses Guys, Of Alabama
MT Miller, the engineer; Burke, the fireman,
and VIM. II she l, tain hand
OF an infant Of Mrs Leverett
Tue celebrated race horse Moidore was lost
The cars fell thirty feet, breaking in pieces
ana throwing the passengers In the raging tor.
rent The nfst reports were greatly exaggerated
as 10 the loss OF life, though IL is stil terrible
disaster.
SECOND pISPATcHl
COLUMBUS, Ca, Jan. 2.-The body Of Alien r
IN, OF the nrm Of Darrie a Eli, Beekman street.
New YORK, was recovered to-day c NJ Dick
son, Of England, is missing. His effect. were
found in the creek.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

" Tee STAR PUBLISHES TEE LISTS OF
,yTryRs REMAINING II TEE WAsBISeros CIrT
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF rHE
law DIRECTING THEN TO BE PRINTED IN TIE
wsp.pyK HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcULA-
ZION WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TIE orFIcE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
poupLE rHAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
~ TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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MARRIED.,

On the I'd instant, by the ev Andrew 6. Caroth-
ers; NJ II, JOHN NJ, MAXWELL to Miss ELY
(Balto Clipper and Philada. Ledger copyD
On the lst instant. at the Church of Eplpbany nv
the Kew. DIR. Hall, A. X. BENNER, ESQ, of Phil
ington City.
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fUTURE DAYS

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE
u AND THE LoT on WHICH IT STANDS. on llTH
.sS Fl
m part Of Lot No. IL. IN Square No. 22s having a
5oDI OF p feet on l4th street next to the corner OF
fennsylvanIa avenue, and running back 100 feet 10
a. sley, v,tn the improvements, which hand
=, noine Snok and Tame Dwelling house containing
sage and gas pipes through the house. This prop
ssrty Is handsomely located. being Immediately in
'front.' CT the pubic space on the south aide of the
Avenue. " WV
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in 6, u, 10,
a ana 81 months; the 10 for he
deferred payments. bearing interest from day Of
and DEED Of Fen .n9THs s Sssa
Geast A. GREEN. Auo..
NARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue ola writ of &
from the Clerks Sss Of The CIfc"It CoSrt Of Tss
District of Go umba for the county of IS ash ngton
CASH at the shop Of j. q. Gteen.Sii' o.. msr,I.Sd
avenue between 9TH and 18th streets west, ON the
next IS g, At o'c ock p the following des Iibed
goods and G6attes. To wit. wig Two Portable sav-
upon the property Of John a. Joplin and vii be
1 Iosn ia To5 of James E. and Hspry Hsy
ds {. Marsha for the District Of Columbia.
nj AsK IN; t,a SALE.ln virtue OF 2 vn, Of
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Wa,shnEton, and g me directed, shall
Court hOuse door OF SAID county, on FRIDAY,
the 24th day Of December, 1858, at u O'Clock m,
the following described Property, to wit: All
defendant night, title claim and interest in and 10
Lot No. nine, (9, in Square No. Oue hundred and
ninety SIX. 81 In the city of Washington. ID C..
together with all and singular The improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon the property of
Francis DIckens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju-
dclai No IS. to May, 1883, In favor Of w. 3. Shep
pard. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshsl for the District of Columbia.
no S-dts
=, III The above sale is ostponed until Thursday
January 6, 1859.
J. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
Is for the District of Columbia.
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ID NOTICE.
y ERSONS Having claims aeainst balance due
from the United States to William Darrell, lands
man, deceased, are hereby notified TO present them
81 the ONCE of the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury
within two months from the date tys Publication
A. j. O'BANNON.
Fourth Auditor ad IN terirl.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fourth AUDITORS Ufhce,
December 81. l65s.A de 81
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AUCTION sALn
TO-DAY 4 TO-MORROW MORNTN55


By WALL g. BARNARD, Auctloneer,
ANSE STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY Gao
THURSDAY MORNING., soth instant, at ten
O'Clock. We vii sell, in front ofour auction room
corner 9Th street and Pa. avenue, q stock OF pima
groceries, Fruits, &C.,
Barrels Refined and Yellow sugars
bags 10 and Lagulra Coffee.
tnmPenal. Young Tyson and 6unpovder Tea,
poaes starch. Adamsnflne Candles,
I.i,S Sastile and Toilet Soaps,
psr re- Ion, Sardlnes, Pepper. Maecaroni,
30 ne1 PRIME Shad, boxes Fish,
prp ,oAskes Lay er aud bunch kaislpe,
tEses "a sIass Jars and boxes
KS IN drums and case,
Rarrels ine old BouThon 4 u,I;l
Sotaves Brandy, Madeira And MIA. W..
NUN. IN, bottled Liquors ciasats WINES
80 bushels Carter Potatoes in 49,
Shevlng Tobacco. Ctars and W.
Nests Tubs. Sleves. Meal Buckets
with other goods in the grocery linz
Ie;Ins: $50 and under cash over the, -.
cfedt "f u and days, for notes SAT-
dorssd, al bearing interest, en-
oe q 70 WALL & BARNARD, Auot.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the rain, until TUESDAY, Jan a
Hl WALL d BARNARD. Aucts
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UIsFtTCH
The Fiiibusters Home Again.

MOBILE. Jan THE British steamer B,.,li.k
arrived at Mobile bay this morning from Balize.
Honduras; with one hundred shipwrecked pas,
sengers, or the schooner Susan taken on board On
the 10th by order Of the Governor OF BsIi,s Thsy
were treated very genilemanly by the ritish Of.
LATER The passengers Of the su.on have mr.
INeo. procession was formed and the Mica
raguan nag hoisied Capt Maury wa. called
OUT ana made speech TO great crowd, amid
the greatest excitement
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lShSonb pisPATcH
The Filibusters wrecked-An Fn,,,.,
cert Home

the AssocIaied Press sends you the foliovin0 70
iH,ation Of the dispatch from Mobile, reporting
ne landing Of the flibusters az Hond urss III.
~ tne agent OF tho association at the Bslire:
DBL "a. BRIrIsH HoxpuRa, Dec On r..
a ~ - susan, with her hlibusters, was wreck
Ri" toSeIs Coral Reef, sixty miles from th.
90, , oa zoe morning of the 10th. The passen-
S,n,,In 400, put the vessel Is q total lo<s
/. maury endeAvored to barter another YES.
~ 20 carry the Passengers 10 their de.fin,,,on
bnt could not succeed NNeH eesei"a''oh'
Steamer Basiliskt to convey the n,...D,..e. >,
southern port In the United State, 49,,
GO. captain circulated prejudicisl reports a. to
.ns passengers, but the Governor cho.e % -, "A
mem az Sd pwrecked citizens of frienaly n.,,u
and offered every assistance. "e''""'
Inc passengers will return to Mobile or S.w
orleans, a. the may decide upon
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Evening Star
Inc scheener Sussa-Lasdins Of the FIN
bustsrs. 49, 49,

a., - = 9dH' ~ sIoop Tom Ruatan reports
eI tne schooner Susan lspded her q Iibu.t,r n.s
,o.,S,,s Puerto Cabello, Honduras, and thev
nNlth proceeded 10 cross the countrv 10 80,
$3.50 aSna. The arms distracted from the
$500 IN Ion are now in possession Of the dem.
tie advent Of the Americsps In 90 =, S.nI'1
against hariinez General Vail, wa. AZ fssIon.1
on the confines OF Nicaragua =
IL Is reported that all n ondar,,
slarge BODY OF democrats 10 unIt. v-I,h ny VIII
icans Colonel Naizmsr had sent for~,ra ~.
apr anderson, In order TO complete the polit,.
cal arrangements with the Leonese
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CAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.

KINDLING WOOD,
n.nuf.otured of the very best Otf and yellow
P,as dssered an Of the CITY free Of cartaEe
crates viii be delivered 20 any part Of the house
free of charge.
Also, COAL of all kinds always on hand from he
most psroved mines go Ibs. 90 the ton and wall
be sold at q small advance
MeENEw MARROW,
Steam Fire Wood Mills.
corner fth It. and Canal, nearly opeoslte
de2s 90 Centre Market.
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AA ANOTHER hRRIvAL

A ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT HAMILTON a. CO.'S
SASH BLIND, AVID DOOR DEPOT,
Per schooner Helen Mar, direct from Boston.
$40 WINDOW SASH. Of VARIOUS sizes, which
are cred at low rates. for oash. Also large lot
of DOORS, part OF which We are Offering ~ rates
that defy competitor, viz:
g DooTs2 q bys at the low price Of si5 os.h
Do zig spysft;s: :. :" !" Ss.S
81 do, 2 n. s by 6 Il. 6 Dash
The above work 10 equal to any IN the Dlstflct
for the same money. All we ask 10 for those an waIt
of the above srtces 20 call and examine and SATISFY
Yourselves that they ere well worth the money.
Also laz ed Sash ofsll sizes constantly on hand at
80 7th street. OF posIte Centre Market -
de % w. HAMILTON CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The subscribers would
- respectfully notify those having ecconEts with
them thai their bIls viii be ready for settlementon
The lst proxImo. 49, ,... .o....- ~
In relation the accounts OF the ave concern ~
las C. McGu ire we would say thai Il 70 imperative
that they should he closed without further delay,
and All unsettled bills and notes past On noi taE
fsctorily arranged before Jar usry 5th. lsoe will
put IN process Of collection without regard 20 pei
sons. -. - ,,ourpp IN
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A RE YOU lNSUR 'D?-Ample indemnity
- against Loss By FIkKis offered by the WASH
INGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY. Ufhoe
corner of Penn. avenue and 10th ct. Stockholders,
directors and officers all citizens of Washing and
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
q. ID. HANSON. Secretary. NO 10 eodif
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FOR RENT-The DWELLING-HOUS on
street. Inquire within or of MRS HAMILTON,
80 Pa. avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th
Streets Possession will be given on the LIST of Jan
uhv. de % 6tH
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, including
three on the I'd story at %. <52 18th street. be-
tween and r. de &-eoIw.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SIZE FIRST PAGE

FOR RENT-One of the two thu ee-story BRICK
Il hOU SIS on the south eide OF III St, between
10Th ard III tn streets lately occupied by Judge MI
lyer. The house has large back building attached
and Is furnlshe the best STYLE with gas nd water
throughout. rhe key may he found next door, at
Ten. George w. Bowmin's, who W i'll give toe terms
OF rent, or apply to J. LIBBY Il SON. No a
Water street, GEORGETOWN. de 80 ets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

Or Nav YEARS DAY the Sabbath School Of
the street Presbyterian Church, called upon
their pastor, the Rev. DIR. Gurley, and presented
him with hneiy bound copy Of "Henry's Com.
in"ntaries,n In Eve volumes. DR. Gurley re-
sPonded to the compliment in few brief and
appropriate remarks, after which the compan nv
partook of refreshments which had been nro,
vided for them.
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IMPORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON
Il PETITIONERS.
GEORGE PEARSON, of Baltimore, has lately
opened branch Store here, with fine assortment
NUTS, CANDIES, 90, which Gao be pur chased ~
lover PRICES than at any other store in this CITY.
Call and purchase. e
GEORGE PEARSON.
Sei Penn. avenue, south side, between O. and 9Th
timore, dc 10 In
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21
The Paraguayan Difficulty.

The intelligence from South America is very
important inasmuch as we learn that the difficult
ties with Paraguay have been settled without the
loss of blood, through the meditation of Presi-
dent Urquiza Of the Argentine Republic, whose
actions in the matter is truly commendable =
The chief points in the settlement are, as we
learn from private letter from Commissioner
Bowlin to President Buchanan, that the United
States are to be allowed more extended relations
with that country; that they pay $10 900 for
the support of the family of the seaman who was
killed on board the Water Witch; and that they
allow us the unrestricted privilege to explore
the rivers. We rejoice that matters have thus
been amicably adjusted, thereby sustaining that
lofty respect which is due our banner, and open
ing business facilities which cannot but prove
beneficial
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21
wM@ aAM@@mgwaaaa gmmgg.

LATER FROM UTAH --LEAvENwoRTH, April
l5.-The Utah mali Of the 9Th ult. has arrived
The Mormons at Provo City were indignant
because the United States troops we're stationed
there during the session of the court
There were rumors of q threatened collision,
although actual demonstrations had not yet taken
place.
Gov. Cumming had been sent for.
An organized banditti infested Salt Lake City.
Some Of them had been arrested.
The Indians continued to interfere With the
California overland mail, shooting at the carriers
and stealing the stock.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21

VESSELS IN THE NAvY.-At the close Of the
present summer the American Navy will comprise
ten ships of the line, ten frigates, twenty zone
sloops of war, three briggs one schooner, thirty
seven screw steamers Of different grades, nine side
wheel steamers of different grades, three store
ships and FIVE receiving ships; total, ninety
vessels. This is about Que seventh as many as
are in the English, one fifth as many as are in
the French aud Austrian, and little more than
one fourth as are in the Spanish navy yet except
the first named Power, we have more sea coast
to guard and probably more numerous merchant
marine to protect than all the other nations named
together - Wash Star.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21
The Sickles Trial.

This trial which 50 forcibly interest the large
majority ofthe people in this country is still pend
ing. The defence are still occupied in examin-
ing witness. The confession of Mrs Sickles
has been offered by the defence as evidence, but
was not admitted. It is now going the rounds
of publication in the papers, but we refrain from
giving itspaee, knowing no good can possibly
revert to us. The+rial is now in its fifteenth
day and the impression is prevailing that it will
continue at least week longer There are NO
fears but Sickles viii be cleared
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21
M arriaats<

On the 1Sthinst, IN the Presbyterian Church,
of this place, by the Rev. Dr. Staddiford,
Mr.. Thomas p. Stead Of PlainfeFE, to Miss
Sallie E. Parker, daughter Of e. o. Parker 81
this village.
We received the cake, and return our thanks
for it. May yours be happy nmon. salls
was ever true, but now she is truly Stead fast.
In New Hope, on the 5th inst, by the same,
Mr.. Anthony Constantine to Miss Anna d.
Rhoads, both of Doylistown.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21
roo MANY "cOOKS"
SPOIL THE BROTH!

As the anquated and homey fashion of going barefooted
has in great passed away and the taste and
comfort of the present generation requires neat fitting hand
looking and long lasting rig for the feet J. H. COOK,
my Hook protesting to understand from beginning
to end the business of providing for the comfort of the feet
beg leave to that now located in the shop
lately occupied by Mr. ]. A. SCHERMERH0RN, on
Bridge Street, Lambertcdlle, ~ j.,
fully equipped &C., planted, al in hand and the ends
ready meet for the accommodation of all from first last
who may desire my services wish distinctly understood
that in to chap of the trade the of skill
TO THE LADIES present my compliments and offer my
services assuring them that my best abilities shall be put
forth to crafty their wishes their whms LADIES
AND CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS, will
be made at the shortest notice the neates style Of the
best material and warranted to it, TO THE GENTLEMEN
simply repeat the same with the expression Of desire for
opportunity to be put to the test the article of fine
boots by those who have not yet avaed themselves of
services in that ne To all say if my material is not
good my work not neat and substantial and my prices
as low as others ask not your patronage. up to
the Standard excel little think can your fayors
win be thankfully received BY your humble servant
JOHN Fl. COOK.
April 2f 1850 If
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3 < & 81 -
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT The Nashville TENN
Ne,cs records an accident which affords another
illustration Of the folly and danger of playing
with firearms, or of directing them towards the
persons Of bystanders. On Friday night week,
Messrs. Burke and Top, classmates in the. Lee
banon Law School, were conversing together in
their ROOM when the latter, to illustrate some re-
mark made during the cooquy put a cap upon
the tube Of pistol, which he supposed to be
empty, and remarking that he would illustrate
the manner in which the shooting was DONE pre-
sented the pistol, and pulled the trigger. To
his utter CONSERVATION, it proved to be charged ;
and the contents entered his friends breast -
Mr.. Burke's condition was considered hopeless at
last accounts.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21

THE ST. Paul Pioneer says that many of the
settlers upon the public lands in Minnesota,
advertised for sale in April are abandoning their
claims -" They have no money to make good
their pre- emptions, and it cannot be procured,
as in more prosperous times by mortgaging the
land. In some instances, Woodworking men,
with families dependent upon them for support,
will be compelled to lose the fruits Of one or two
years labor upon their farms.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-21

THE EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD will be
completed during the course of next week and
the Directors confidently expect to have their
arrangement made for opening the road for pas
senger travel and freight transportation by the
first Of May. They have finally concluded not
to lease it to another Company, but to work
the road themselves This will not interfere
with any Of their plans for attracting and accom-
modating through trade; an agreement having
been concluded with the cnnnecting roads to
carry passengers and freight through from Har-
risburg to New York, via Easton, without
change of cars.