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, 1859-08-12
.sx.sY .sY'-:TELEGRAPH,


Ekw Yoax. Aug. 1.-THE stock market has
= rather stcadier tone to-day, mud The volume
of transactions is larper, but otherwise tue mur.
kat wears the same dull aud inauimate as1'ect
that has characterized it for weeks buck. The
principal item OF dealings wax the reaction iu
Toledo, sales Of which reached $500 shnrcs,
closing 1t lsf9 after selling ut Is for casl,
and on buyers option. Tue list Of Western
6tocks shows considerable steadia.css, excepting
Michigan Yuazanteed, which is offered freely NJ
o0@2o4, Gaiena aud Michigan Central arc each
higher.
There was nothing doing in Government
stocks State stocks were little 6rucr. no.
6's advanced I, aud Tenn 1 Mich. G.s brought
yesterdays prices salex Of Louisiana 6's nj A..
i, and Illinois iutcrrst n l0j. In railroad bonds
sales were quite light; Illinois Central was
sold st 81 seller SC. against IS regular laSt even
Rtvar thlrd do nj 7s@7cA. ~~0A
Tue money market presented no new feature,
IN eau. supply y fts.e at . per cent occus;on.
&ly 6f47 il paid. Sales Of tlikcount ar f;rn,
M7@s percent. The demand for exchance for
Iho mail 70 morrow il rcry limited, and tho
=, &c. 1'na a oaake1s ase 'l'ing drawers on London
~. Tho export Of specie on Saturday vii! b.
eeoot soo goo dollars; of ,hat already engaged,
.oogv dollars: the greater portion, Is silver re.
cessee last Saturday, trum New Orleans
and Vera Cruz Tho decrease in The
canal tolls for the first week in An.
gust H compared with the same week
1ast year is $1S,4oa. Al Second Board
Missouri 6's fell aud \. y. Central ross i.
hsadlng fell /; Michigan Sou.l.er. !. In other
stocks there WAS no chunsc. The futtoHinr nr,.
prices offered Tor Erie bcuds: first mortgage
so3 second do. -; third 5s4: fourth Sc. e..
lena Chic~go Road received tjtst wcct in
August fas,50o against sla,s4y in 1855.
The n T. c.ntr@. earnings for Juiy were
&5ll 1863. IN excess of 81, ,sl6 over last ycar
The nett receipts o. tho Pittsburgh. Fort
Matne aud Chicago hailroad, for the week
ending Aug. :, were-$sy,7 55ss.
eou'mattee Of citizens Of Auburn has been
appointed to procure subscriptions to tic
Amount Of $4,000. that sum being wanted tn
complete the Lake Ontario, Auburn mud n, +.
, 1859-08-12
Atlantic TnIewfnn NIL

graph Company have decided to make lLc con-
ductor Of tic ncxt cable consist Of six wires
twisted about six times the size Of the old one.
There will bc no outside covering of wire cx-
cept few hundred miles On each end. The
now cable is to be laid down. guaranteed in alt
ness eariy next summer. Cyrns ". Field occ,,.
pies two colutnna Of some of the y. i. evening
papers, with full statement Of tue atrAirs u
the Company. We understand the American
public will have an opportunity to subscribe to
the new stock which is guaranteed by the BRIT
iBh Government
, 1859-08-12
The Cincinnati Fire.

this morning are Us follows: Boyle / Co., $780,
1oo-sosurcd for <75,0ot; Crane, Breed i Co.
and barstox. Breed Co., a0,00o-fulty i,-
sured; G. Hensl'nw, furniture inauufacturrr,
$l0.0Oo-fnly insured rec.ifs ing establishment
of ) \. Pike almost wholly des,roycd-loss
&c., ,ooo. insured probably for $1,000.
Daring the fire the winter IN the cistcrns became
exhsuAtcd. or the destruction would huye been
leas: The whole Steam Firc Department was
On duty. mud wuter had to be conveyed dis.
tance Of half mile. The origin Of tic fire is
, 1859-08-12

WAsHEc7ox, Aug. 1.-THE delegates repre-
seu'iag The tailronds Of the southwestern and
middle routes between Washington md New Or
leans commenced their session here today.
Their business is in reference to the transporta-
ton Of the great mail fron Portland, Maine, to
New Orl'ans, aud 10 agree upon joint bid for
A'e1sndr's Kailrnud, 10 Lynchburg, aud tho
retnainin1 purl Of Mississippi Central Ku4iros.l
will! be finished first Of January, ut which tins
the next contract is 10 take effect. Thcir dele
gates confidently suy they will DC able to carry
rnails Ietweeu New Orleans and New York il,
three and half days Another object Of The.
present meeting IL to make uniform arrange
nents concerning general passenger and ireigh.
, 1859-08-12

Canal >62382ac for No. / In stnse; aad ssahSoe
for No. 2. Oats remain quiet ut SIC for new No.
IN store. Rye iu better supply aud not quite
10 firn'- uighwines more firmly held, bu. there
il no demand outside tho city trade. and they
remain nominal Mt e39ss}c. Provisions tnsc-
esse' 1zl!ow IN better supply, aud market tend
ing down~ards. Hides unchanged. New po-
ta'ocs not coming in rcry freely, and prices
steady ut 4o@5oc for common to good. and Csc
lot extra hesdannocls. A propeller takes corn
70 buffa'e ut &c, and schooner wheat to Os-
wego at Sic.
JAcon LITTLE "ALI K1onr" AoA1x.-we
notice by the New York papers that Mr. Jacob
Little was restored to his seat ia the board, va
Gated BY his temporary embarrassment in May
Last, by unanimous vote, on Monday. It is
understood that Nr. Little has adjusted Ill bis
outstanding contracts on tho basis Of payment
in full. with interest.
The Paosrzczs FOE HoLnEns OF GzA,x.-
Tho New York Journal Of Commerce Of Tuea-
duy contains the following:
We notico that our country contemporaries
are most Of them urging the farmers 10 send
prosnising them better prices now than they can
hope to reeeire hereafter. This appears 10 Us
to oe sound adEiec, but whether The holders Of
produce will profit By it remains to be seen. If
Era,n IL hoarded. tue holders argue, the price
N.Y.! rise, and they profit By it. But tue probu.
eu't'es point 1n quite another direction. II grain
- sent forward freely, lie price may be low. but
y WI! oe taken !or export, and every cargo
thus shipped will leave more s.ab1e market tor
tic reinaindcr. While if it be boarded. tue
specie vii! go forward in its stead, the money
market will become stringent, and prices viii
become permanently depressed, with no pros
reet o. immediate relief The position Of lo]d-
ers with early low prices leading to an active
export demand. will Lc very different from that
they will occupy when crowded by a pressurr
to sell out at low prices near the close Of the
seaxon.
FLOUR 1xsrEc71ox At Bos7os.-The nembers
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.TlltaaCtal an1 vrpututCtrtat,
MONETARY

TArtzpAr EsEx1Ho. August II, 1850,
Nothing has occurred during tic day to re-
l'eve the sscreutyped dul'ucss of the money
market. Exchange and gold are both steady at
The banks al ct per cent. premium. In tue
street exchange WIS sold at e}. Every body
anticipates fall Of \ quarter or half ut any
time but no one pretcnds to guess when it will
be.
The banks ire becoming much more careful
oftheir discounts. Only bes, busncs. paper is
passed" The market must be quoted strin-
gent.
Rates outside ofbank arc as usual, nominal ut
1@2 per cent. per month. with scarcely .rans-
Rciions enough to justify quotations.
, 1859-08-12
Tha Tuff In ERfHla nd

Saw 1oRE, Aug. 1.-THE s.ea,,cr Arabiu'>
mails arrived here tais crcnirg. At Goodwood
90 Frid+y the 29Ea ult.. Trubroeck's American
horse Starke Won the Dertw,ck memorial stakes
o4 o. thousand soverelgns. Prioress came in
third. fifteen htsscs running. Nr. Tcnbrneel
il aaid to hare won ea5.oU IN the Goodm oo,l
stakes. HIS colt Umpire, by Lccompte, won
the Nursery Stakes atso, on Friday.
, 1859-08-12
Ohio Autt-slarery Convention.

CoIrNBCs, Aug. ll.-TLe Anti.Savcry Con-
v'ntion met this A. NJ, and discussed and
amended the resolutions, which wcrc adopted,
4 standing committee Of ]: was appointed fur
the state a. large. After passing thrce addi.
tloah resolutions, tlir Convention adjourned
sine die. The pluce and time for The next meet.
ing ihte be determined upon by tic stundiny
, 1859-08-12

k1cuF1s AND aa1rxn1s hx LAKE 7opA1,
txcxftx kH1FNEHTz,
, 1859-08-12
From Wx4ItN:&0p.

WATERMELON. Aug. 1.-The Chrralierp Mas
sooe, Charge d'A1ars of hts Siciliau Majesty
has pTescnit1 lis'credentials in character 10 lii.
Secretary of Stste, and Mr. Edward Nlondrll
yesterday delivered his credentials to the i'rpsi-
dent and was received a> Envuy Extraordinary
and Ainlster flenipotrutiary Of lis Majesty. tic
Aiag Of TIC Belsians to thus government.
, 1859-08-12

New YoRk. Aug ll.-The steamship Nortl.
Star has arrived. She LETT Aspinwall on the 3.l
inst, aud brings California advices to the aoli,
ult:, which has been anticipated by the steamer
Habano at New Orleans.
The North Star has nearly 800 passengers
The excitement Oh the lethmus in relation IL
the golden images on the Indian mounds is dy.
ing out.
Adrices had been received from the rcro1u.
tionary Increment iu C2rtl.a: :,cna to the esd .,
July. when tue liberai parry lad pronounced
against the authorities aud appointed jun Jose
Nieao. pr"visloMal ruler.
The California markets were dull, uud there
wa~ Int Little Prospect Of immediate improve
ment-
The East India and China products we're d..
clining, in consequence Of tic heavy stocks OIL
hand,
, 1859-08-12
RaiIIoatS.


Nl LAKE sIIuhE RAILROAD; sca'on AT7ans'r
;,tai Tir1rsh Isoae Il ssw To:s y~a4n. Phtadtphia
R.a.t w5:hia.tea: sps'asssM ssr fnns1a. ;,asa
Dan * Albany, Knt!am Ate:,tal. folcdn. CleTtand.
PittsA rxb. u4s.ihuEh. Whertnz eJIacn.e T5rY Euf.
inSt,a and al putsi Penasyivaals. Nav fark. acd
the New England statrs.
soO IN. Nall and Accommodations, v!s old Achixsn Linz.
tatly, 3uue!ays etceptxd reaching Toledo at -
pm, conn<elnk Il Adrian With train rs7chnf Do
irolt at 7:l5 pm. connecting With tIalts on Great
Westesa H. X. Lloc.
so3 An. New Yo1k Express {i.!y excerpt s1nlayJ "
Dst1,u direct It 7:3 10 timeto connect .th tIaias
on t2re.t Western IIallcAd EaaAwaEd- Ind al
poluts Interior ln Can7d3.
$40 nm ExW 70 rl Bosten E1pseN &dalyt satnr4a{s
extxpsed). vsa Oh Asehlxsn rad, re.shes Toleao
prn tram IN t;reat Wt,t'n k-K.
..r.I. - -rsx. fur iii bunt4
i,tyIF il Sov3hxFn anI II ddla Ola DIX, connections
male al Cleveland nth La. Ill ..s.s.4 -
aui Baltimore mixing quick TINE = .ny ot6ef r1ass
WCNJUKCFF-S PATENT SLEEPING CARS secoaa-
pany at nIxht tus this route IN New fofk and 3sao
Aht1aas for summer afa newly 1tted VIII 9aoua1oss
Nd Fh,-f1r
, 1859-08-12

There wAa much activity in the whea. market
today, and prices were steady. Very little
Winter wheat mas offered. Sales Amounted IN
about 5000 bushels at 8se for No. l Red in
store; 7oc for No. 2 Red; 6s@7olc for MOL
spring; 6a@64e for new Standard Spring; 51c
for old Standard; and 4sc for old M. 'Spsipe
The gras. bnlk Of the transactions being No.
Spring 1t 7oc in store. At tue close the market
was quiet and unchanged. Flour Was dull. md
aales wefs limited to city trade: Corn has been
less activs to.day. and rather heavy. ABB Ut
=; 900 bushsls changed hands at e4}c + Q. b. for
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1)1TSEURGII, FORT WAYNE
L AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now c,n;ictel and fsm Chicago 10 P.ttsduTkh
without Change. can2cetiE~ with tie .-1eat
Peuusylvan;= Central Ikauroad
10 *s~ YHk. P,!.aie!ci:~ Baltimore and w.ahtnxton
Cty and II II. Interior LIVES 81 Pennsylvania New Jes-
aey. S.x iusI. NLfyianL xc-
Merchants BY tk5ux hks Tortr Win hare tho hene6s OF
~ tie Ea>tesa markets at ITO at.1.Iu1M Gust.
Ha<:1se checked Though
Trains h.are tic de,x:. eoFaer 1t C7Ea arl raa Bufe3
stsests. West Side, :. f.,inws:
7:s'A. M-Aahrk EAp:rs" da!7. snnays eaespted;l
t:nnneetus trr,lue with .'eyel4n AID Lz&s shore
Ea!!1ua4 to taaklsk baLn. Fa!!. New York and
lh'':"n ard Al n!raf .awh.tf NsHn En- 7a Ns~
xurk Central AID Nrw York X Ef!e ks..ssst4:s-
Afra. sv.tsate Columbus. Ianesyfe@ Aswlk. M Vernon
Steubel*a, heeinK AID lrglof tuu.s Of DO and IT,
Ksth-
asse trains eortct Il F,srss x.,h trails Mad
River l: tn Springfield Ettl1 Layton. at1 t:naa,u.
FARE ~ LOW .As ANY DTIIEik lsUCTE.
aeel rtt E-s viii aa1 this route buta pleasant
anil 7x1vex paE ttr h tra1y Of lie .1rscst aud 1nest
e!s.es II t.lr United states.
1a.-rax.ss arriving II ClsEn, INF IT the roadA will
End asrLye ck agents At tire atp0ta u eeexlrs ehecka
au1 convey b7kEe ft "f ciatxe 10 the l!t:-hxh and
Chi9fa ca:~- srtlEk t'ars :cruHrany each train.
Vet. aat :. fhe Cua1aass its u ElEtph and
lts;ss hrt s1c, II CAca. aad fan Eusxn aseet
Chiea.v.
b. i.I..-u.ar .G att fr ttst. +. ~ faxr wA1xz.
rAtI ". nts.sS. tsen- Areat, Chicago.
jas. IS. MI lssA>S. Freight ASen. Chicago.
j. HaSsra1 G::s7 Fses.4t ~. CLtea:s. mys
, 1859-08-12

r UNI B E X III EMS EA-
- cuANGE.-The Rooms Of The Association, in
Iieds Block Wi be open each no1nnk tota eEht 70 nine
paos III resident and nedeut Asaui.etusEt City and
Country beaeIs ttsss CAps~ns and otas's INTERESTED
A' A~~s 49, ' KUIERT L. ross, President
E.ru.1rr Wonp Het4,4ar, ulY14-&nr!A A6t w-d456
, 1859-08-12
80. CITY OF BUFFALO,

WESTERN uErCorDL@. ". T. pKAsE, Commander.
Form N EvenIex LIze ctes -sa4 nd nu.ato;
One Of tho above aakuhesnt boass VII kave taS Il =.
x.cstir1, II ocock tbs arrival of the 'l7ns nom
The Ssuh asd Wxat. In- aCkE c!hne1lon a b9aa
viii lie mofIcx f1cs IN tt New York Genital and hnf.
f.o New fork E1Ie ItatlEoad. for Sa*Asa faia 10
ch. stsf syrAcnar Kou4a Gu, Atany, Corning. E1kn2s
t}vc1n New York atas EaAtAn.
Il IS astss .E.ak ela:"ateT u Tho abors boat, oe
Ing already well Anwn 10 iAc tzatsnK pHtuc ~ N ~ to
sprets Fist cass 4oprors and sAFx
Titus frnAeytnt summer tpn New 1oEE dE any pone
et of luz d. tho desirable Of any thas could bs
pannei- .A
~ ~ 1,1r uo1er thf Revere ouse Of
Randolph aad Dearborn ssrEts4 lad u ne afpof.
r,rw n f.w~~v1r j:.o S4int kI5
, 1859-08-12

Summer Arrangement.
Tins ez.e II. Great Central Des, foot Of Lafe srae
Chicago: ., ,a, .x...a, -.
ia a-Detrot: Accommodation, (sufta|8 e1eepEed} A.
i've IT IetFoft as pm-
~ am-CtncInuai E1prcse-{s e1esptea, As4ssA
Indianapolis i: % PIN ;Clncinnati = s:t0 pm;
s:ooau-tzasnn: E.p'1e1sspt saadsys, ai5ays I,a +
Ds.vlt $50 pu: Suspension HtiaxS Gf an1
E;r4&1n 2-%LQ nj llxhs.
600 p:-Ser foEx an,! Bslor E1psss-lsatnrlays; *
Hsstss er Bur4lo 49, pu.- -tt"ny $40 IN, Ss~
Ywk 9:11 an, lsn.tun ::iO pr-
500 5n-Cinsnnau md Louisville E1prea<-exesss 81
ur!ay3 Anve II indianapolis At :: . An In
Only tran SUNDAY II s-0 I'm. Tie s:t0 aat aso
ST. rin trims connect It P41ts With lntao Lake Hc
the Grand TF11x Railway tU Kingston. UEiensaaExh Aon-
1ea. uehts, aud ~ points in Cnz4 EaA SoEthsfn fe1.
nont New Hampshire 7nd Hasue.
EH~ Easx1se checked thr,nZa.
Though Tickets fr Se at the principal Eal1EuAd odeea
IN TIC North and Wet and At tho ComtIanys U@ee. IS
4. y. RICE, superintendent
II xrAIuMe General r1s,e.-rr Aren't. les
, 1859-08-12
A1f1Va1 OF 6lAc - Fulton aud IS 6slas-
COWS
"nk, Aug 1.-the steamship Fulton.
w. I'd Southampton. las arrived.

n.
I nd Southampton, l4as arrived
from Hasrt &- N'4 ''@'e oeen
Her dates arc to an- .;c.t, ,,n.,..
anticipated. .:.1a ~ .'at
The aivices from Paris in>. in ihc
fe+tiux towards England An ara o''''t
Koaiifur, d'scrcditing the run,orcl prof.
Of IN accord between France nnd England o..
the question of tue Congress. and general dis.
armament had produced Il painful Impression.
The Loudur Htrdtf's Paris correspondent
.ays, the banding together Of France, Russia,
anil Austria, aud tue Immense naval ptepasa'
tions Of France. render il difficult to dEsbcIicyc
The universal report, of great blow being cot-
tomp'a.ed against England This was written
previous to the more pacitic action of the Em~
reror Of France.
Thc French steam nary il to he increased 10
one hundred and titty men Of wur, exclusive Of
seventy.two transports. The st. Pctersturgl.
papers publish the treaty h+tween Russia aud
China, wi,icl. l.ad been ratided by the Two E,n-
pernra II grants lcaye to Russia to send aua-
bsssadors u l+kin, promises protection to
Chr,stiAu missionaries, and authorizes mouth
jy nail service betweea K.achta aud Pekin.
, 1859-08-12


.r.. 4NSske''oS At bos1oS.-The MEMBER
e''a eo'n 13coange held meeting on
- ~ axe 'oto consideration the subject
" more uniform and reliahle inspection ol
Hour. 4 special COMMITTEES unou the subiect
appointed a. nrex;or. ,,a..;-E
IN .rh.,.. r.. t'eeang' "aus &'ePor''
consisting OF two receivers and two iobbers ol
-four, shall be chosen hy III. A.xoc;.t;c, MI,
,,..a"c ~ examine Tue qualification Of caDdi-
. ~ sus o"ec VI inspectors, and to -Tccom"
ao suitable persons to tho Corn Excba uge
d. flee. The co,nn,;tt.o .r, -. y
e' '"0 "udards Of tho different ,-,aa.
s'dc su1taosc sa-~ .~v ".s"'
such as superdne, tf>-- s1''a ana SUPERIOR
which shall be submitted to LIS eofn E3change
fnr aoproyal. and all -four inspected by the In
..ao,ar. of tha rorn EXCHANGE shu1l be branded
boston Corn Exchange STANDARD. The H.
spcctors are to Gige bonds for the faithful per-
farmancc of their duty iu regurd to weight aud
.,,,.,;,r of aonr md Ins,ectora branding -four
1a1'5 " -,
NOT up TO toe Efaae WI oe 'ao'e a"F oaolases
which may accrue. Tie Association who are
s.-.-.,. =, farm of the rnoyement we're to meet
stfoneS :" A0''' " 49,. NV ~ ''~~'
again in two Of three dayA
With rerard to the Weld
ink " HEAT eaoF' .ts sc;-s;...,; D..
Of "heat the present year. 'As ''''@' '
Currtns Of yesterday, says:
We woa'o a aga,n; say ;nat me Maeas erol.;
by our cor,e mnoraries Mt lie E3st TIere ~
but little doubt in our mind, fron, the infotma.
tiou We hare, that the quantity is rather below
the average, taking tue country together, and
fully one.eighth less linn tue crop OF 1857. which
in quantity was some~ltat above an average,
though badly injured By rain while harvesting,
winch made it Inferior as regards quality. The
quality Of the wheat this year is very superior.
Indeed, aud this has led many, no doubt, INTO
the mistake that the crop, Us regards quantity,
is Immense. But, Notwithstanding, there will
be, we think, large surplus. and there being no
forciSn dcuund Of Importance, prices cannot
rate high, except put up By u aspecu'ative move:
men., as *as 'he casc ousong lne 9a' snmmef ano
q, ;as ta.a aaJ ab "n'ea rean ~ 9ai
eoonr1, tn cn.,ncc n II, '~ '' "~'~ '''''9'
e ~
o1' LOUIS, aug. io.-t'our eon''oaes IL none-
TAG 5;., aemenu" ony supesunc sou AZ Ia.
~ aeasLlne oei.sr @ g,aoes o are Af1het; PRIME
REQ ana wnite so!o NJ tt4v2t9l.V9i cooace 10 at
, 1859-08-12
COMMERCIAL

1HrzaoAt EvExtxa. Aug. IL. ls:a.
The receipts mud shipments during the past
81 houtH were II fo1lowbf
, 1859-08-12
CHICAGO, low "a AND
~ NEBRASKA RAiLRo AD.
IN Aad ater Monday. juae lssh lesaa III ttber nots
tzap4 HIl run ~ follow1:
TRAINS WESTWARD. TRAINS EASTWARD

1F4n1 VII 9Un - 1Qu0Wss
TRAINS WESTWARD. fRAlN2 EASTWARD
NAL x4atN KAL r1A1v
Leave Chttko.... 500 IN. Leave teua5 isatl1: .r
Ltave Clinton ...3t3 km% A1tisa !! ~ stoa..A: ~.
Arrive at CedtF Rap AIzsss Il III -" = -:
Nfonr rrsts Leave C+.!arl eapldsi .p,
Teaye i.bc ~, ~ a-no I'm. Arrive cln tuu & rt~'
Leave Clinton. 6-so An~ AI1afH u @ah 1ko.s ~,
Arrive II CetlaF Rap
lis, >. ..-.1:0 pm.
Connecting with nj Through Trains for hle,so aa t..
E2st-
At peWnt nth Stages hor p,venpozt and Aaerok taA
Al YANKEES Run wh6 Stages fur Toronto; u ChIta Gn;e
With Stages for @1btoa; ~ thaon with stases TT A.
HaOs0.-
Also-At Cells. Rap.ts with staers for Marion. Y r..
Waterloo, tear Fall pavss1y Ckrksyie Ilradtan NJ
Charlie: Mitchell, Fort poias aa.l sions cy To.eta "
fisu Eora Nevada Hn,. orr. loner, 1tderaon, h..
20, Newt q. pe'qnnlnes aud tn, IT, 7 Maf'.
With Steamer Haekh1wk Ut. T. 1u Rtfez tor Tntan Il
Waterloo.
The .hoEtst ehszp<ss md tne.. expeditions rou,e t.
tween ChIeako md Central Iowa, A'ns only 13& lsx
from Cheo u hs AAassfrpa Kiver Ad thsnes dlresuT
IntO tho interior Of Iowa.
Txkeis fr Sale 1t .ha W.l1a Street ptpt. Chicago. ill.,
II an Agent vii be u the Depoa fulton, RI esye
Ill haEsks far Clinton tho road, which viii u conyeItt
iy.3v T. SMrTH Fns and ar-+
, 1859-08-12

Ran l. y. lNF%s- lle1'+ AEtA1 EHsf3$U%
III. Hs5sraa G:a7 Fsss.ss i II. CLiea:o. my5
pENNSiLYANl.A CENTRAL
L RAILROAD.
The ca7ac't. CT ua K,.; = ss~ equal to .ny.n th.
THEE 1NEUICN PASSENGER TRIMS
nErwEEX rrrEsRrEGH .exn rl!iLApEri11A-
CfHrs='a. Itrrtt n the abn l"t~h II Ft tur.h ~th
y,.,t Vt Tn: i.as t,r n ws>.s ;,<. ~ r';*
fun sics facilities 1f th~ .tSstase:H
suTa,.s' III E :e r., ea,ut'a " ~ s'!,sr rsn-;
%: :s:s.s " =. =: II. IT. as to Vt"
Sn':k!n: Tar. at:act4! Il, sara Traln; Wxs.tsd-s
LII. Iii ~: g. - .''s t t1:,ta3; 4s ns
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GH1CAGO, BUlsI INGTON L
~ QUINCY KAlLR DAD.

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RAIL.

Il noAn, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On end after Sunday. uns E1h. .aa Entns ~u leave
tho Great CrntzI Depot, Not Of laks Atett, kr A,v
St Louis, ltasenwpr1h En,as C3y, st. Jorx1h, t.:r
Memphis, Vtckshufzh. S& v Oreana. reosia Ga,-rr<a
Dee4tus. spsuxte1. Teu~ H.uts, vlneeane*, kv1.4..
- follows:
Dsy Express It 1:so an t.. tsundsys sxorps.rh a.v:
II st. Lo,s It =, sA[ro a. 3 AsIu;h..
4:St pm.
txht Expre,a Il 11oo PIN, (sasur.ays s1espts!., a
In. Peoria NJ 7.D Galesturxh II lo:l3
lCuts II l:a3 p,m; cairo 1t &.{hs D III.
EAnkakee Accommodation On: pm, tSuntayB exre1h.
aJ1tvnx y. kAnkakse Il t.u Pm Ssun!1ya1 ts.x-
ger AZ wLii be zsn eu thla train 10 CKHsNA.
Trains as.tv& 10 Chca3 IT 3:13 and yt3 pm.
Nesanx Sleep.rE Cars are all Stkht Trains.
17xx7se eheskaa fhsuush to Cairo st. Louis and 1t.
THROUGH TtCISET3 fur sals at The Compa..y't slEes
In the tentEa nnl sso ts ofcs of fttta-
busgt Yot Wayne an hlca,.n Ra1lroa Company,
u Deshom md Randolph ssErttss ard II the eh
Celtzl Railroad 014ee, peS,zbn street, between Ike
and andnpA atsee!s, and II al R.Eua otees North All
List
HYcE PARK AND WOOD LAWN TRAINS.
Lave ckj,. II 40 .tn Lt.vs god Lawn IT 5;!oan-
- s, 9sxs s;s: !. J. = .:i:sss:: .:si::ss':
":tt pns. e:DPu.
F,r4 u eepts each way
Communication TJxx.ts n Ee1uc<I rates good fur fhr-c
mHnths ,n la ossips ~ applying Ut the oNe u stu
d;rner1i Fasaenn,r xen In tic Gv1 teatal lsel"t
oe1s1A l.. ARTHUR, Superintendent.
r.. b. JOHNSON, Gen. HAe*Ak[t .ANSAt. wv: