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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

MIurARY.-We learn that the Adju-
laut and Inspector General has COM
missioned General A. Harleigh Hill Of
Derby, Brigade Inspector for the Fifth
Brigade. Also that orders have been
issued by the Brigadier General Of said
Brigade, to the commissioned officers Of
the l4lh regiment, 10 meet at Lake
Bridge on the l4ih Of April instant, to
elect field officers for said regiment.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08
North Middletown, Ky, March l.

G. Mrs. Silence Bonney, widow Of
William Bonney Of Pittsfeld, was found
dead in her bed in that town, on Tues
day morning, having retired in her usual
health on the previous evening. She
was the Oldest resident Of the town, and
the Eagle says she would have been I03
years Of age on the 2eth Of this month.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

FIRE. Rochester, April 4 The Ma
tional Hotel, together with several fine
blocks of dwellings in Dansville, Ligings-
ton Co., were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Total loss exceeds $4,000. There was
but little of the property insured.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

G. Col. johnson, Of the New York
State Agricultural Society, estimates the
wheat crop of 1859, in the United States.
at 158, 100000 bushels as against $780,
100000 for 1858.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08
= Nc learned Rnssians connectel

" TIT I1dIIlb4 AsussIau5 COHHtCt5u
with the college in Pekin have recently
announced that according to the last
census returns, China contains a popula-
ton of four hundred and Jftty-tive mil
lions.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

e. Hon. G. w. Grandy, who has
held the Office Of Mayor Of Vergennes,
VT. for the past FIVE years, received
every ballot for a reelection at the an
nual meeting, last Tuesday. His last
three elections have been unanimous,
iboHgh always made by ballot
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08
C From the oourisr and Enauir.r,,

CO From the Courier and Epguirer's
correspondence
It's. perhaps, not generally known
that distinct offer was made to Juarez
four months ago to supply bis army with
five hundred American fllibusters as re-
cruits, and that he refused promptly and
positively. This incident has given some
of the illibuster organs very reduced
opinion of Juarez and his prospects"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

a Medicine scientifically compounded,
efficient in action, radical in its cures,
containing nothing noxious, but every
thing harmless, merits and viii receive
the support Of the public. Witness the
Orygenated Biters, that remarkable
specific for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
General Debility.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

ELECTION AT ST. LOUIS. St. Louis,
April 4.-Incomplete returns from yari-
Gus Wards in this city indicate the re-
election Of 0. D. FilIey, the Republican
candidate for Mayor, by from 1000 to
800 majority. The vote polled is very
LANCE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

g The brother of the King Of Abys-
sinia has just arrived at Paris. lie is
Perfssly black, ard Tery handsome.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

CREvAssEs ON THE MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans, April 2.-There are sew
eral bad crevasses above, which threaten
great damage. The water is higher than
last year.
4th. The creEasses are flooding many
plantations at Diamond Island, and great
fears are entertained Of a break Just
above the city; 500 men are employed
Strengthening the levee.
The river is nine inches higher than it
was last year, at Vicksburg.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-04-08

G. Sam Prior, colored. died last Sa-
turday, at Petersburg, Va aged l35
years.
, 1859-11-07

lFfou: tie Mark Laar E1p:t*.. oes. I'.l
Tie weather Of tie past week. though raria.
bic, hus permitted the continuance Of Held
work. especially on the d1er soils. The SOW
ing Of Wheat has commenced under favorable
circumstances, with every prospect Of gene
ral SUCCESS. The Whcut markets have, too,
steadily preserved an upward tendency, not
wi.hstandipS the slight improvement in the
condition of samples. The demand for seed
has bcrD an auxiliary to 1he rise OF another IL.
per Or, some places noting greater improve
ment. Ffance. rs well as the near countries,
has ruthcr evlnced retroSrade movement.
but northern and southern Europe, as well us
Odessa, on the contrary, have either been firm
OF dearer in price. Rye haring universally
risen throughout Germany. Even the AUS
far Flour during the lust mouth, the frat 4ualitF
being quoled E.s. or sos per $50 lbs. New York
with almost crery mail exhibits uoderately fne
tuAiiunS, the 3prepnnderaucr, Oh the last I'd
vices, Lciug to1ards decline. Tile recent news
from Frauce and England will not fail to pro-
duce upward tendency in prices. and leave
the impression that n time for tcnIuncrattre e.
ports il u. hand. Foreign imports have centla'
,,ed moderate, aud tie sale Of dry Russian quail
tiles of tic coast has been very active ut about
Is pr ar in advance. The scarcity Of English
| samples in gond condition bus directed the at
| tep,tun Of mtlcrs 10 these qualities for mixing
or grinding. whi1e the scarcity ofbctter descrlp-
l lIDu6 VI 134sllC ~ HtAI ACcpS t1Css 'SAAA*~'s
dear, and only in retail demand. The general
| Averages, as compared with those Of London,
show that the country markets are compar1..
lively the highest. The arrivals of the coast
since the :it}, ns' were u, which 5wcEe Wheat
aud Ma,zv, tie business reported being H.
fellows, viz, Il careocs wheat Tagonrot.
Hhirka at 43s Cd 10 as 6l. i Odessa Ghirka at
Ais Cd to 4Ss I'd, md ? Egyptian Sa,de at jas
sd upd G4s id, about Is Is vi mlizc ut :!s Cd Il!
sos Sd, aud about Is Of Easlr1u barley Ut 2ls Cd
to 23s.
Wheat at ass sd, against 1la,724 qrs. in ISIS
The London averages were 45s I'd On 5,l:2 qrs
The imports into the principal ports of Grea
Britain, in Wheat and Flour, for the week end
ing 5th Octobcr, were equal to - ,4:2 qrs. Tht
total imports into tile kingdom during Sep
,c.nber lust were ls9,e 80: qrs Wheat, and 1:o,
| 13G cwt Flour
, 1859-11-07

61z<1<N 0l yesterday cohtA1na Ihe following:
Business in all its several departments was
tn meal thc wants Of The locaj tradr IL ~
CARDS prices we have but few changes TO notice,
which will b. found under tue proper head
Our rivers remain low this is a ser,ou. draw
back in trade, and prevents receipts Of produce
BY that route. We hare Ut present to depen..
on our rairoud facilities until there is a rise nf
water. Our wholesale dealers hare IN a,,,pI.
supply of goods on hand, aud appear 10 b. d.
ing fair amount Of business.
Rxck1r7s or Wheat Ar Bcr7AIo.-The re-
ceipts Of Wheat by Lake Ut buffalo, during the
month Of October, just closed, werc s,G3s ,s'ui'
busels. This 10 without parallel.
These receipts are far ahead Of any month
during the present Of any prcriou. year, and W
show the ent.se receipts Of Wheat ut Buffalo
for those years. are but little short Of The re-
ceipts Of The entire 4tdrs Of 1851 and 1854:
, 1859-11-07
Daily RcyieW of Chicago Market

S.-rppAr EvEy1Sa Nor. t. is.A.
rce1curs-1-orhanr,1J sch, Morning Lt:lt ,at,u
H., .-,. ,., =. t..o,.,, =, -, xc,, u,,r t.o,.r =
.-s. $3.50 r'rs..,s :,
H1o,.n 49,, .o.. ,,, ,,,., ,c- ,,,, u.~
=, 49, ,,i ,,,,..,.,r 49,,
co,,,. - i, =, s.t. d., N
H'"1 go 49,, ~, ,,".s,.s ~ ..,-s =. =,
=. .oau, s,,r. ~, sn.n1 sx,r, ,t A, =, tr uo Ill,
~, ,.,,, -, 49,, ,s,.,,, :. r., ,,v,
,-rv, ...-., N ,,, ., ..,,,,r- u, ,al -, ,e!,
49, ~, s.... a, .: de m, ,,,. .wa.,,
s.,-5 cn III, T.. r,,a.c;.- , ,,i s,o hi. su,1,.
~, ~. hn,o. ,rhnr w,o.c7 ,t 3. -:
,1.''. ~ W =. vs. .'s ,o,,,t. ro,t sn,5cy
~, a, e. 80, ., "a :, IT,, -. 10
.oi*. ''*'". 'e''' - oO'' ''"'"' '"'>' "
W. -, =. =" ~ .o,,,. 7,,-
49, '..'. s.s.. ss' ~. r.a,s. ,on,, n,
o. an In =. + ra =, =, a, in s,onc
~, =, y, -, :. .,as. .o h., 4. =, =, NJ T., .,or
~ -, -, y, - y. =. .-s.. ,m ,r ~, a > "a II,
~ In .,or, srnso-,.r,., a, IN advance hut close!
.. .,os ,ro,o. ~, l., rX,,, t.!,, At a,c In
IN M snr5n~ =. "a. tn ,,.rs .n.J ,u 10 II.
1,,x n. e. in sian, N, In S,, s,nr fin particular
hs T., u, WV, 8, s,,<r In s,rr ca1 ,u d., ttr.
49,, ~. VIII ,r, vt g. in x.o. !: n IN in ii sake
- - nv IT,, A. q. Ga. t., x,,rc an h,, 1,cf.4.1 n:
-. T., 49,. -n,1m N a, ~. IN ,,orc
c',uS ,.a.,,,. =, a,a In. .,;ntr.,.. T. 4nlu Srx
-, ~ .v1 ,. on ~, 1,d s,,,x we,. ,,,,
~.... sa,,. A. =, ~ ~ s,a-.. mn H.,
~ .n,, ,.e;-.,.s =, ~. T., .,n,s mi y
-. ss',r ~, In H., :. ~. a. t,ars. IN, In r
.,. =, ~. -, ,o t,,c, Al, II, ao a, 7.c a.:
- r,-nou md ,cr,,ctx, s,s- xcn.. ~, In M.
ltd. In .,nre. x lars do at Is. On track.
o,rs ~ cs,, ~ 20: ,m s.,,.nr,s> . IN hu Mark,
duu ard .r,nwrr s.,e, wer: sspo bu cauu1 at a,c
..., nm b y, nj - III x,ore sOo hi do a. src In
s"'e'' ''''S
TYR. p.r.t,., RI In. .,,.,,co,. nouc N.rx,, tr,
.,,.,".ss s,,. xrr' III ,,s, n n, f1c IN .,,cl.
- - - ,,. e
, 1859-11-07

PEn KIEaAArH] SEw Yexk. Nov. = ls:S,
fLorE-FlnuE market stry :e4xy, da sud 3aloe lower.
saba EFp labi* II aJ~%.1a .usr ~tate: 4s3
fur extra 4&stz ,; fnr fnF suttf western A "a
s.7 F oorclnot. to mean extra ~csfen e3+tl3w lof
es,r to god tlgrinE ss.na. CIR. rsund hoop thlo-
Eve Eonf III IL. frlue-& ii $s.GtsA-&s.
GRttx-Wleat vt1y heavy uu4 uonlnaliv ..i:c ioxrr
~,acat .3es u aonen. sh'p.t. ne ~. 'o ,hs ma,kt
sales 1900 Vi e5e. Barley ctalyt an: strrsy
rric. howercr uncaaEe d. Corn qu:r dull sacs cf
~ } NJ qsc 4l0 fIf Jc:scy nc. .tt5a aul .oun vel.
Inv Mixed notiu7i II ssc- 0+ss jall 1t
for state. western fd I ana:lan.
WnsskY--AakCt without caHAr. Sales o! 100 bills n
:txa17c.
Txovan,osx--rnrk III snd lover me; sais 800 bels
VI se0tsl3 Is for 0 for rEie- lrrf unchanged.
szIes ~ bEis ~ = for e.unsy prime: ff
cnun1y 4349 for rrfaeled mess: for tx.
ans unchanged: e4!eh 101 hsts ii sl3l3o. ine less
brxf Qults Ut II. Cut Meals and nominal. L2sd .
, 1859-11-07

u Az
Now sompetst and from Chicago to Pittsburgh
Without ehaoEe, ephpecLnE With thu k.eat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New Turk. Phiaieiphts. Usttn.urs and Warrington
Uity and ate Interior tawns Vt Peaas5lsaaa, New jsf-
sey, New York 3tarytand. &c.
Merchants. BY t.sns t' soute viii ha1s the esaeat of
nj the Eastern nasket 1t ns 7f4ltt!u1aa Goat
B4xk7xe checked through.
TADs leaye tic dtpt cuEntE OF Catal xnd Fan DEF~n
xtrsztA, West -he. Il futuNs:
~ 4. II Morning E1pn.s JaI!v {Suntays e1cer.c,i)
~, A-N.hlt Express. daily satuntay exeeptr1lt
Ccnnretus 1t Cse.ttine With Cleveland and Laks hHr
Raisuat nuuA!fk. isuaio Sslsa.a FAILS New iu1k ,d
i.,st4,r 1tl ali laelir VI New England. ria New
furk Grntrai aId New York Ind Efie kal'rOads-
.lsl,. ~outh to Columbus, Zahs,Ei!e. Newark Mount
Teran. euheaytt. NkstiEk, sud tneEtur soNas.f Ohp
AMI Virginia
The a.ore t.7!u. II Forest ~h trains NAl
River kns1 ts Springfield, Isklna, hIyiun snlCluc!unau-
Also ~t1 trains 1t nIl for llasfrn ALL! Ciac,nrz treSt
FAKE A. LOW As ASf OTHER ItuCrE.
Passengers bouti East Will tsl tass rone p1i seasant
and aetrshe passing thEuuxh anJ 1t the Lr.est ahd
fuEsl tI.es tn the In tsl States 80
fs-eukers arriving II Eh:xn any Of the Ett VIII
tn4 check gvrts At the Aepos 10 rerive check,
an eunysr baggage free sf ehaf-e I" lse Pittsburgh Aid
Et1ca+, >ieeEaHs ci:s .ccnal any eask 1ala. ,
Tickets for ae At ali he prfnetp Ticket Ott< In the
Nrs AID 1t Tie Company Ddcr- c"rner of 1sluph aud
Ieas.rn .5e~ "yIrsste the kestre House. IL the
1wr West >lte, Of Caaa and Van Eusvu sSscx!a
u pas,icular TO 1ss for t!ck-ts by F.st Warne.
UAAL ". EuSS. i;en1 Agent, i'h'taEo.
JAS M. MJ>s.tIA. Fright Agent, Chicago.
J, ]. Uore{uS Exnt Ftt1nkt It. thie1NI, nlY9
, 1859-11-07

The receipts Of Flour during the same month
o. October, were es5.Go4 brls The receipts Of
Wheat reduced to Flour, would give an agere-
gate receipt ot Flour during the month equiya-
lent to s49 $3.50 barrels:
SHIPMENT or CoRs IL 1xn1ASA.-Thc Lafav-
ette Courier says: 81 The preseu, activity IN lie
grain nasket-the c!a,tter of .si,r'lrrs run.
ming night and day-the rnsh Of street Luvcrs
The e.ravan - o. *uSena Which daily b1oci up
ter timea, and leaves croakers without a neg to
hang = groan upon. All the available rolling
stock Of the Valley Road has been called into
reputation to carry of the corn. and ths canal
II doing land Office busincss. All the gram
dealers from Toledo to the State Line, a.e
, 1859-11-07

lit TkLxorArni NEW iokx, Nus. s.
The h+avies IN the Soci Market noticed u1a2n the te
ce!p Ct the AmS1icant ytsttTlAt. continues TIL.
NJ AID prizes Of H. Il. share. decidedly Jnwr1 and
rc.u,aF. The StAx $tockk e.uI r. Il. bonds md !s~
te!rld Iayk sla1ss do I'AtaI.tk IN TIC downward
tendency.
ln. Cc1Fal shatEa agan responded to London cu2tk.
lions bY ihr Ameida. Tue IT the tuaa gave tbs
EouGany 1:9sbU Il m3t. 2sa the traffic thus far $f.
mpn1h i EA!nng &Ih1 per day; rs Ja3d.3 On
the - a11 - discharged. Tits The new
wh! las Icsttd cac f4aa lrpucht ssa the
south ty the {Eu''s ttt 4ad St1l A!ts hare
vn1at East ~ way et Casrf. u lag" and fvl-s:o-
Iloek laA1d ant Gatra f -! cent: Mich. Sou he.t
guaranteed fEM u: fs&!sf tx eGEl,n Wa f+x
Il Inc .:oas aotks N stniesslv he'd s l,e:arar
81: K.es 1ILht ~ ASK; tl"'- centsal tsh+<,a4
were s;a.lx:y 4ta. L. few ring ,hs nta5t. !;
Tenn. "a ,t-c x: fr keuu:ky +. s.oI IA Id l.. -
r. Carolina w. G-ore.a tl4 Jnt Eves t. Ini x rrr
c.n.e IT, Federal ~ u ls.t III te:a at tLL
c-k: 10, The coupon ttocks the seer'd a.ue Is &l4
ltd THE r4lr1 ID a,srs With few e>tr;,.
tnns Ere sts PER tcat higher. while the ;,ta and :!1.
.,e offered Ut Mich. Southern 1r.sa x.i t.xn.
liter, Tar frnleF xee IL b1 f.3:tr sod Il, 1T.
c-astal fE-t'and ter traf -wef.
The Mon-y market frs Ec sery uniform. In CI.cnun,s
sh~ has tcea active II G: fur shcrt
a.d ice d.,~.. Tas rates II staoh.sy
cent TIE Exchanre thaEsh tho ese4I.nec holae ttay
A.&,1-"4 The tataf tusnE tie ~csk- $lH3 36.el7,
Average 1t1 day Ct 1905 ,nr-
Foreign change for he teAn Queens Mt closed dn:i
a tofstcIlink and for francs. The
weekly hAak statement will !foah9y sho~ escelc avtrase
of :0aUslt a+iH Dr.. i
, 1859-11-07

~ RAILROAD. wISTEr. AKRASG:M;y.:
hi, c a VII III s2s suia@s tta w.; IN. ss
Dv2o, nntl further notice IL erder of ,!e IT, IT,,
anon Gen. sure:..s:,r. T..
ILLINOIS CENT. EAlIl,uAi,
o. .aa attt SgGGMS. gGs paY1se: YA1fSatMsSr e. ~ !,
Ie,t. Leav1a1c % '' kaasa, @ TN. im1s 'T'' it. ~
Mtnphl4 s1ek,hurxh, Sew tr'e~n.. rr"I:a a..
eeiss spdnsas'. Tern 'auss. Vnssas>. E....
pey Esprsa It - an. snn..,y. .1:-1 ID. as,:.,z
= ~ 1va!s Al as Am. ea.so At Il a:s N,s; 80.
S:hs E1pre.s = Il % ?: r. s..as.v. .,,s,',,.,~,.
Eansa4*e hee"mmealL,n 50 pm., s.:s.1..%,..;.,4
ss9 e: I'll L az a. II: 10 ysS
Train. 7,sise p chl..,xo II 9'sam \, a"i 9!:p.'..
E!e1 ant cl<ltng ta1s Nc rrn On al night tas..
liaxEssr ehsh1<'i lhroash u cair'. 81 L"c's. 4,
For aa1e ~ III. c"npn, sue.ee !" the Grr.tt'., -.
Pe<, ~. st ,tr e.; In Ftt..'as q, t"r:
On DeaTtyra :srx; I*.:. a:v aud n.'l.,l :,
.'o i 't!ys !i: ra:k AZ s. %;s'i'1iwx W i;i rnA>:
Leave s1ds.so ii ~ S,' pu, L:ss w"ca~aa' Il
- l:!Un."'n. j" H.; :,
Fa1e j" eTas+ saeA way.
sss'ssas ssa G. ';fss. t ;: ;y: ::: Il %
GrnvEai Passenger I'm. il il. t..t:' vassa. t;S>
] ". H. A:TlitE. H,t,st4;. j.. -
WIS, JOHNSON, tien. Pa.s.nx+r assnt. 49,.
d ACME AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
On AID atter Mvu.ay, sept. loh ls:s. is:. x ~; :,
| follows:
AtE43t. II, and $40 r. H., c'.Hstcitu. At t.'.:,
tralnson IT.. Ch >aso aid N.,rtL~rs:rE1s L..
| An.lson ami t1a1'!e tn t''en-a: fi.si.; -,
t.a:ss on sae E.auiA tc1trol Il. H. f'r IL. M.: -
/ Suuth-a1r.v!ns 1t pnn:. III GisF. N.aIn"A,N ~
/ LEA> = FHEEPuHT.
Al l0:Gs II. and i l. ~. Arrival u fs7!I> st I.-
| ieitl4-ennurcti s,t Clinton with ttalHr"h ss''
81 anil SuEtlIwtsfrs1 HaIl~ af-aErtslns' 'i' :.>..
| II n and 4 !. II.
Trains 1eaye t:hras"tl The chicago and S"t'h y -,
Railway II 2:IJ y. Matchmaking At t4inon ~, rs !
East and West. aEd ut stu IN. cohn.xt!Lc *.s.
/ for Ffe~rnrt and lhn!t.tb.
z Passengers will b. tick<t.3 fkis Et1t" :.."
| a! principal 10 MS. .
Freight ~.nit,! 10 a.1 ptsnts the Nis>:;; y
At ttaes a. low l. by aaJ other Tnr, aud with thy U.s.
| despatch.
RNEEKT NtEElS, s':'..
T1I9MS1tS t:.n1 3l,pu
, 1859-11-07
NlI1C4lGU, BURLINGTON
" QElNL.Y liAlLktlAn.

Ou AID after :!nSpAY, AuEn-s !. 1sj3. fa. ~: IT,
will run :1ut. C,.t1;, ~ f.tAs:
80 ~. SnuLayse sctr'rG. fur EaEH.!a An! ~
..S6 +. NJ SATURDAYS r.. r,tttt, "
i.'5 L. ~. *uA..aYa rxertlr't ;nr Aurora.
SAxcn PowxLL, Gsns1Ai Ticket AZ h.
&C. HAMMOND.
, 1859-11-07
TOLEDO, Sos. s.-Receipts, l4,500 bu wheat. !.
II 900 bu corn; 1,so6 hhls aouE. Wlsa.-sales,

1{7QU0 uu toth; I,eVb dh1E uout- la2-saIes
2.1o0 hu white Ut l1sc; 1900 bu do 119c; 1,s4a
do 1l9c; .o'o do 1lsc; l,ooo do 1l4e; zoos do
12oc. OF Red, l,3U bu II. S. 1Hc; 900 do
lU9c; GVo do 1o*c. Coru---New corn is coming
in quite peutifaliv BY X. H., and the streets TO-
..ar are flled with teams loaded with corr il
tue ear. The latter sold at from .363 &c pcr b..
OF ears. Sales 3,0e9 bu and lo,0'r3 bu new corr
IN n L
, 1859-11-07

4training every nerve to push ille largest pos.
s,blc quantity Of this staple through to l'na"'o.
before tue close Of, navigation. The intin1a'c
relations and extensive correspondence he.
tween this. city aud lsuGalo. may be inferred
n,astcr Wood makes up special mail bag r ,r
l'udulo, daily, Persons who are 5kepsical us 10
1hr wonderful resources and promising fut urc
tf The Wabash Valley, may have their strength
renewed ny visit 10 thr Depot Of tho: alley
Road, or stroll ntnong tue warehouses on tbe
Caua}"
Receipts At T1DE-NArEn--Thc quantity ri
-four, wheat, corn and barley 3eft al tn.e.water
duringthe f,urlh week Of October, ir. the years
1S5S md 1S54 In Ia fn3lnsSs:
, 1859-11-07
DENNSYl.%ANIA CENTRAL
j RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of ills lst !, now equal ~ 2ay In the.

j RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of ills E., !, 10" equal to aas IN she
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN .riTrsirKGH AND r1lILArEL.ItiA.
" ?:a W. i@ss @s ns saI w:h''ra ey
surpassed sr*ea aol my o,i<; r:p;
W snssi;-: ] Gars ~ a.a:ss eash rz.in woc.su1s
Snat sss M r. n. ha'.s F., IT, + Th
ai'r trains eonntss d!r.st l1 AsT Yrs. Express ard
r.; Ta h:t 8 1 s%s ,'' via u
AnveIn III. rhl'-::Pha Or Baltimore At afA Aaaf" Ne"
Train: e...:rst II :,.sssxh with tie I'm. r., Linz:
Arrive IN ii.4ieph baltimore 4 ~ sa, In N:~
a1sa na!x !, i1.Sa E |, III s ~ 'ssst 4s;s
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HEat Tck.,-to l's sood VIA Norwich. Fall Klvv'
Or Tesss s:as may be oalne any of the Import
a.. IT,. u IN s vt We si :: @ ty Is .t
aad tieke. eswst at tie tae*s ofss cou1sAnyta p+
tn fSEE Sf II aWYS Is i5i,'H SW Is py ANY
OTHER KOETE.
r.. Ask t,r rIskst'h \, l9ttelMr:h.-4U
The eor!s,ton :ftas we,'sra e".nee"ls Of the Psa
:' EcF Esr AND THE
The cvaaes,:rs II tact: hY ne KaIns. E,ss at r:;.
hnr, av"l'!sns a! ,r.y.se "5 fr:ar Ut ;tsx!t 't.,s,
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ras1s i4nx E-swAFd Will Ind t" thsts aasanta:s
r. c:atr.s .hr:ia= directions. arry to Q,
adtres..:thr. cta. t''"~ins AGENT. "ttle C.n:any:
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fhr m .:r> d ft' isF sr p1t ttitH alt speedy
transportation II !iFs stck. an' ."l accommodation
With usual Fi1':if :.i X. * 'Af'e'
Hyth* Tatt Fejshst "fa:l Gc~rint h- fnrw3rI
ei frE rhiia4! ha- S:~ tfk sion IT ls4.iin.rr: =
nu!4 >Su~n, in~A ar M.%.nt!. .y rail i!fstt.
I'Lr Fyans}:vanH a..rssnt a-' CONNECTS a Pittsburgh
wh hr which s's.l- y '~a1ytt tn any pct
1an!. ,a At..~tt1i. "! IN. Missouri, Kansas Ar
amt lseI Kiv.Ts: amt 1t dtt.cr.:d >H"!'sky at
tica.t Wit. aca!tis to al ports III the N"t es:eE
kax@s.
Merchants AMI si?ter> ea.r.rc the tsan.t~sa.!rn Il.
tIef rc:! t"t! top1ay GILL 1ey with tt'ale'A II"
re i:a,. u FresA. III any point IN shc ws-t ny .sr
Fenrsy,vHsA l:slr,at 1t al s:us k4sura!s
c..ass7 Iy 'tl.rf Railroad t'.'r 1.a"r-. So.
1 Ee par icnsaE t. marx package. rta f-nn- j.. H.
NrfCahs~ III LIZ West .rt.E. .i-.!4 fFll HE ASH N
10 wei! III direct tss. IL IT. shipl -! hs tls rni:r
Flt.. st4du., their -ip1Iehss from the Eat
viii n1 Their .er,>t +" ea!l tie A.E.i* Of t:.;-
addressed t either If them npuI tht VI tcx N
rIe< with prompt att-4t,. IT,
T.. J. snrt.srE. fhilu!cirhta.
Masrtw 4 krrn*, ~ St'lth .tfRct, E.trlur'.
fret Nrw lori
f Hs ! iii; Isl = :4;y f;!F ;:. <1; f1:s; Sss se,ot ,x,,.
L.. II. lInrPT. Genl Tick tAkent. Philadelphia.
TuOs. A. sCUTT- Genrral >uii-. A.1pn,, II. jal.
, 1859-11-07

TRUSTEES SALE, Whereas

J. t;eorre \. tsinr. aud Aana H. Gl.< hs. wife. on
the ninet:rth Aay u Nay H. I3at- f1ecuse! aEt i.
Are: nd 10 the trkne Marx skinner th.s l'~.
Of fru.s q fat tase t e Premises trEsiEaer detert+d
10 The yuae1i u t-n thousand clr 3ttd.nx
and ttees Of ctEtain hills n exchange
tuned aud te.cr.t cu ii s4! IL ri " trl-t, at ~:ch x.
tre n tEus t'ei IT rerGr Ia The ltt". vss
3nd for the couniy Of ts. IN she State Of lano- at
:lse tay Of May. 4. D. ls. and rreo-d Ia hook No.
II Of Deeds rsgs 1.J .ta,tl III certificate
of The Recorder duly endorsed The tack af sad .s.d ~
trust and. xhete7< :fsnt ss ten mig hy the said
Geor y. Gibbs TO prtees ard pay the s4st I'LL. Of ek
change to NadswoTh shu1u ts lsyets aEl-d In s.iI
bills of exchange, tie legal hl sad bills -
change srcsdnk to the terms nf saf deed o trust Ard If
said bills of exchange. and the I'll e na!n wholly Tue
and uapl!d and rhereaA sI4 deed "f trust rs,se
ami confirmed ty ctsa!o dctI VI cnnvtr
naic AID executed by the n3td ttnrke A. lt,s tEr,lt
wta Hlr.m A: Tsskst nd Ellen Il. Tucker. H..
hear. date the twenty thh taY of May. L. 4 f:6 aad
VAS du} aei for rc"r'l tn the Rc. order Offer A.!
for The County q Cook atufrsa 1a- t~enyGrss day
Of June a. Il. l9. Ard EeeuFsd IN hook q Gres No. 1s
d..rs, % lie aet of Sd a+esi And whereas H.. !eI
holders Of said bills ot exchange hare u.~ application t,
meto .e the Premises EeEtionel IN sid tret "f tl4
and sa!d deed of conveyance .ts!FnE sn renewing Tie
\ Aforesaid.
Nua therefore, the said 3fask Skinner 60 hereby give
noc- thu In Of ves:ei In br aue-
k!d det.ls x! the twelfth day Of November. 4. L.
IL Eel nj public auction At the North Of The Court
state of illIno to lie hshet er c tbe following
described pro.Hy IN pr 'n!*es situate lying lad tr!ns In
t!stiaxuhed t~fnk the West thirty TO. Of ,h4
Of se-tan fneen t3) IN torn thtrEnae t3s. Senh IL
1nxe thirteen li5) cf the third principal saer.au
k=thtr wh al the he.e.t tenemepts And a;2rrte
nancts heEruntn helnxsnF- AID Ill berets anG equity
redemption Of Tie Ea:oFs named tn tad leeds Of euter
oc.l1,d MARX SKINNER Tru.ter