davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-07-25

Br TE1xs1Arn.l NEW YoGx. July =.
FIacR-lfregulaE. and t0a3E loxez chiefly on medium
saie: o. $50 - for sxta asate *v for Aupef Te:etn
aos!nk unset1ed K5e hour aga 75. Nhe heavy and
loxe1 sa' leooo y including Ehe.xe spt:ag = @ .os
Old nd Michigan. al.5 Cora heavy and lowcr- sais-
&C h. .s ss for Old mixed veste1n IN ssore ee9sse
f,Y new rcd.
NHmxt-Steady. IT. &c. 49,,
ltoy11oss-rtnt-ses8 60 tbts II I'll for PRIME Is =
apd6oo prime flI He'd sale. 80 tts nj g. %
sIs prime snoas ~ for mesz; 20 for repseEa
<lto 'ecs Hams u oo9ls % itaesn du! .aies u hhd
smoked shordc co. tut Meals dnll-eait. rs
SO het. nj loH alse naer lszlse fat sta&*
1lestte fur Uhio Cheese hfm With sales nj bGEsc.
, 1859-07-25

E1w York, july 23-This afternoon willis Il
young ~on,au. Virginia Ssunrt, was walking
a'oug Broad*ay near Cannl street, she was
shot dead by her iover, Robert AcDonneM.
fHer brans were scattered over the Sidewalk
Mefonuelt then attempted to commit suicide
by stabbing himself. but was seized by the po-
lics und his attempt frustrated. Jealousy is
SAID 70 have becA the ruling cause Of this srag-
, 1859-07-25

NEw Tonx. July e5.--J'hc steamer Quaker
City has asr.scd. bringing dates from Havana
ta The 1ath inst.
Tue yellow tercr prevailed 10 considerable
c1tent. but the disease is not 30 malignant as
during the two past Years.
Espeincs, 1sssnter, has failed, with liabilities
amouut,ng to fso,ooo. Two bankcrs hare also
fuilcd, aud q general distrust has been occa-
sioaed unaoug mercantile n'en..
=. The markets are without change. Sngars
heavy and prices uuattsrcd.
!: Just bsfote tho Quaker City left, telegraph
Dispatch wah received, announcing that q large
warehouses Of Asilkes l. Detlarc and Thus
, Very, together with G.o0o hogshcads Of Mus
C4Hn4p SItMar,
, 1859-07-25
BY.TELEGRAPH.


!. nsw Foax.. July ss3.-Ths E,eafag ie.t has
whici, contain seresa1 itctns of uaws from Italy
that hare not yet been known here.
: The uaasac1e Mt I'crugia had created ca sr ~
$ tense Excitement in Ml4, and On the SO .! sGit
the Pope. Cardinal An,onelti md Cyl: aehm'q.
were burned IN etlipy on tue pla1s ar"eI i,ra :.
rspssred r. ad to s sse c;,S q T.lasna te protsst
.hss Gig md suppaf. tue rtov,sionsl govern, a.
Bologna The news Of tte bat.le & q so!tcfIno al."
csaaisd a. great aensa''ou a Naples rs e.se %s
WHO'RE, and TIC Young king at oacc despatched
a messenger to tn. camp, to congratulate the
alliCa uul,ous. Ii WAS further au1norcd fllat m
cnyor cxitaordiaary would DO sent 10 him.
Perhaps to form all alliance wiltl tho Sardiuian
GOVERNMENT
, 1859-07-25
Y>O MlLLEt.S, CAPITALISM
L and otL<n
nHKnF}uRFN4. MILLS FOE BAIR

x~ an.eA~ h.saa Flooring Nil. Of Two Kun of eteoe.
It pt1xn I!i,utx ou 1ps 1t. Lou,a Alien Chicago
Kanad- TAs ru Il thrs sso4ss hugh Of suitable II. 6z
&oaf Of aid &aLEsau1ly bn4H 1f 15nst &t0s
xa11A tn1 DIR <u nat At6 vel loc9ud foF <oan
ssahauk It b c1xed u efea4 els.tn sod %
XN4eae, H. ,',..1. -. 3y1k7W40
, 1859-07-25

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
,AA coNPANT. cxA1rxazo N isio
NINETY -kloH1H ;sENI-A1SUAL STATEMENT:
easA capital and aarplus, Msy ], 80.
:: S844,64O.87.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID AT
Tut5 A0ESE1.
Far M1us7n~e On pwtlGnEs trfnitux Strres- FArc-
ho.es ! sna M sonsnti Aezhasd!. Gtan Mia A.auta1o-
and property ~ ali kind. spply 70 HUNT HJGGIEsoS
CfAA. Il. HC41. No / Loosts' Book.
QEo. II. ul51f5soy. tyt3 a..YSm
, 1859-07-25

:. WArkR1owx, n. L., July aaaa.-Mr. Lalfouu
nscension from Ills place August l1th. PARTIES
from New York arc here. aud prppose to place
in his hands sny hnonnt, not 70 exceed twenty
thousand dollars, for tue immediate construc.
tton Of q uew Aallovn for the transatlantic yoy,
aGe this season.
, 1859-07-25

EIcNF13 AND sHTxEtx NJ EAyAI TppAT.
EfcrJr1f AHIpkEE1k.


F1ous, 1rls ....... 1s Lumber. ....-.....14A46i
Edfa. 1a. 9.3ll
Coal, 1nna N@
The necessities Of ''short" sellers created IN
improved feeling in the Ehcat market during
the morning. aud prices of spring ranged atrnc-
ton higher than ut the close yesterday. After
tic receipt Of Eastern news in the afternoon,
however, this feeling disappeared, aud the maz-
ket closed very dull and without inquiry. Win
ter grades declined 5G7c on yesterdays rates,
aud purchases were made but spatingty cEcn at
sbis concession. Some q 900 1u sold in all, at
90@3ac for New No. Red Winter on truck and
delivered, s5c for old do Oh track, 5e@s3c for
Standard. and 45@45c for No. Spring in store,
closing, exception Standard Spring, nj the insiac
Ggurcs. Corn declined 4@5c, with sales Of some
$1,000 bu at 5e@G1c for No. Eailrond in store,
57@5sc for No. 2 do do-closing without pur~
chascrs, Mt Isc for No. 2, 5sc for No. l. Gals
| steady at tho decline. Rye and barley vcrJ
| dull Higbxincs dropping. No change ofmo-
mcnt in minor articles of the general Produce
Market
New YonK, July s1.-Receipts 5,41s brls
Aour, 1,s78 bu Wheat, 200 u corr, :,340 bu
oa4s, 1uV bu ffes S64 oalea WOOL.
DosroS, July el.-Rcceipts l,oo1 bills -four,
$500 bu corn. More inquiry for aour with sales
| Of common brands Western at S5@5.e5. Corn
/ quiet bnt firm at ea@9Gc. Oats dull at bs@55c,
Rye esc@t1.oo.
! Ds1no17, July el.-neceip's. 241 brls -four,
e49 bu wheat; 9ae bu corn, rs bu oats. Market
generally lower,
TnR Wool Cl1p At NArkzGAx.-Tlc Ga=<tte
says:
A. far ay VIC can learn from our woo1-buycrs,
Waukegau has purchased about $1,000 lbs Of
wool, II 90 average Of aoc per d: The s!1g - -
/ this county. however, has gone to other points
than Wankegan, and our purchases must not be
| considered the avuiis Of the wool crop Of Lake
county, which is now the first in the Ssaie-ac-
eording 10 her size-soE sheep raising.
ToIrpo.-Recs,pts ~ br1s -four. 1858 bu
wheat Sales Of $500 bu Red ut 9.ic.
CINCINNATI. July eea.-Rcceipts, a.6o7 brls
aour, $3.50 bu wheat; s,s47 bu corn; 400 bu
oats: G. bu barley; 1,oos brls whisky.
ST. Lor1s, July oo.-Thc -four market is dull
today. and prices nominal nj $40 for super
inc, Wheat Is in fair demand aud firm ut soc
10 tl,15. Corr. Is in fair request md brm. 0st-
under light receipts hare advanced 10 4o@50c.
There Ii moderate demand for mess pork, but
pricea hare declined to $15.e5. BACON is in
lair demau1 ut &c for shoulders, and lGic for
cIear sides. Hemp is irncr but not higher.
Lead-no change. Whisky is flru, =. 2cc, with
| good demand.
The receipts to-day include 1000 sks wheat,
| 1,0c0 do coru, and 2e!!4 br1s pork.
AiIwAexzs. July s2.-aceeipts. 35 bbls flour,
4ss bu wheat, sal bn corn, 1851 bu oats. 345 bu
ryc. Wheat inactire; smali sale Of red wintcr
| at SEC.
, 1859-07-25
rsx-% CITY OF BUFFALO,
At11a i. .. PE1xBz Commander.

NESTERN METROPOLIS. " I. PxAsx Commander.
Porn - E7eaax 14ne h<tveen C1eT<ant 7nd liaf,!o.
Ure Of The aoara magnificent b4ts will kara The 4. q.
Z. lsaroad Dock, Cereand evs1y svenin&. iounIays
ekceFte II oc.sk Or 90 the arrival " ths tatns foGs
the Sou!h AID Wc4& mix kin< curnsttson EAlo,
With the morning trans the New Tork Ce1sa. and tuE
Eo. Aew York Ire l.aifn,od. for St7kaE1 Fa,l. 10
chester SyE4ense. Rome ctes. Albany Curling, Emisz
OxrEo, Nav York and ltcsson-
1t Is usees 70 sr7k etaezsely OF The ahorc toat. le
or Are1ay well known 10 the t7avein public In Ill re-
sptg19 FsFst Ct1as 1aAAoptoCS aud xAEE.
Ihrs rnEcs1bT summer t1rfo New York any patnt
east pf Duc, the Mcst tesrAbia Of any TIM eu!1 be
p!annett.
Tickets CA te had It al IlIket 0ees In the West a3a
It the Company tnce unle the screTe nuse eus1sf
k.uaoph aEd Dearborn stretts. aai y the depot.
e. u. GRAY. General Western AE~at.
fnrY ~ j4E7N Nifnf l.uf
, 1859-07-25

no Sunday Railroad Travel IN Hlltla-
1elpAia4
pmLAnE1ru1A. July .3.--1n tho Superior
Cons1 q decis'on was rendered this afternoon
Substituting lie action Of the Mayor in stopping
Sunday passenger E='irpRd travci.
, 1859-07-25
3:55agS.

CHICAGO BAG AGENCY
~ <sG Fou.h Water strct.
SEAMLESS GEAIE BAGS Of various sl1es and quail
Ena.
FA0ER sAcEs-halv+s. Qaane4s, eaehths-ps1utsd 10
nsd19 4!uo. deared rsilnan,
NAA NAFk6-<resy uAed.
@ fhf nAtSS--J n1f th.tE bGatlt1a.
Eeaan4a9s4s 4ctrhAuA, NiLetk. GfuccEa aud F1pvz0n
OS&e14 vii sod i1A lha = ttc Atock
Hsfx oE}ictted4 HAWKINS 4 CHAPMAN.
, 1859-07-25
COMMERCIAL.

EAzCrnAT Erxs11or Ju1y =, 1s:a,
The receipts and shipments during the past
tWcnty -four hours were Is follows:
, 1859-07-25
8AtIreaHG..
ILLINOIS .CENTRtT,
RAIL.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rail
L saAs. SUMMER AEKAaGEuGNr,
he s,t I'D .s ces;,s n'ge bss IL r.. ~: . uk,
ssssss ~: ~ lIssts s as*sas a Es:sse E1sss4
YE.ete.' 4 l::so tsua,ya s1ce,s.a,, .s..nn.
LIZ Louis Il 9oam Ca1Eo AZ ~ Ia; Memphis i
~ 1sh f.ss Z y ;*:s9;:
x:ss.1:: , .,
;f Z a q Il to GaS%S <a
% sspat e s ~ ss u Il :a S1s;
nax<aee ehecxe1 through to Gallo, 81. loas nd 1t.
TIiE9CoM Tn;EkTs e .s:s T ,hs conpeay. o..
csss as T. !so. osaee = pe7,esn a.es s.:tsa Ke
IL. .'0'''p' ''ees a0' AZ al RAILROAD 0'e ''sfh A'
HYDE raEK AsD WOOD LAWN TRAINS.
Lay" ch's's' At sc sc e. ,s;r ;s,
4; I: E: e e !: : +: :'::$: :$::: :::$:s:
Fans ~ cents each w7y.
Communication Tickets settao<,s ssssa soet for shssa
t.*nets4 Passenger Ae1a1 i d ,ss;T1 Gssn! 1ss
p:1onNsox Geo: r..:.s.tt tt Amt Jsie1
Ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ CAG0 RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement
On md ''Esf srsDAz Il; IT, 1; '' no rs''s'' ''"'
ST: LOUIS cA1ns s1x SFn5l!S 5'lEsx xg1cxsBuRo AND
Rorka<rn Kskso.zi, K1nats aad E45raska.
Ge sHa ~ < w. Luna III
Tss!as ssses It Lsa. Dsos cor. Ws.. yaa surea aaa
s,0 =. m.-pay E.pssaA tsandays x1espted-}
/ q. IN *afG laf1M
, 1859-07-25
Transportation.

EHAAAL1N LEE tsEa FTfH14En$x
JAMES Z. EYASA, 3ee'Y aaa I.sssut.s
On The c.<nuk u Navigation. this Campany win b pre.
parrsl e 'rAEspott Property, Aegchan. tc from New
YORK l~ton Aany ans 10 say Of the Witr cities
ASH fAr: rfnfiaiohs rt!utr, f any Of The Laks
pysc aie Wiz wl;k - srl safe ~! dispatch, md Il
une ns thnr:h bls of an for III property whea ts.
a3std. This Company have \ l,s of
Et0HT sTAr@cH rKOpKLLKNS
To ply between Hus:o and Chcaxo touching "a routa II
shehoSkan. Milwaukee,, Eae.oe, Kenosh. AID Wautsxse
Having It chicago aupe facilities aa warlusnre .c.sammns
dstaons !or TIC rcsp0n as4'tnx and skipping III AT
entrusted to shetT eare we. will bs unpf tie tetIau
q ttheff Agent Who ~ SiFS lis peral Abandon to th1
satdlmeat of eousa. t. atl.Asn*at q cms sa Jaaaxss
~ cur Company have tArxe line OF
CANAL BOATS ON THE ERIE CANAL
md ~ about to eashiS tns Of SssaD Cxnsi Hostr
We lssl waEaate In r4ssaeatlnx - eyS nn,ns1nns -,
ers, that they ean rely 1oan
=. oEEAIEh plssA:r1n AND at Less HA.xhS
r. Inaa hAs 9eIesoi1ta eetoxsen We.thesrfcss Az b
taEinx Lie y4At1 four years "
onss .sl posks % Market strs*t bsv,sa N,.htnrtnp
~ !! Aad!.on Hrezta. Chicago, y. '"@1@s-"
b'ieis;su cHAs. = CuAsA. Asxxt
, 1859-07-25
FARE Always ~ Low IN by ANY Other

Fare Always ~ Low N by ANY Other
Route.
HAst fas T;stets Il y Pittsburgh.
s'pssG Se fsx Mxe, s9pnst.n' ~. " IL" fean.
- -l M lkE4r S5kri!W Isl. ai.st A'D 1AA
bu1xs a.sas 81 asa5sxe sr " 5sss II ,sS
viii ths swing of lime 81 s.,anasxs sei,y appsscas
S2:s E | e: g tai;::< s y t.. ,.s,.,
x Z aP2ax %
IT,: sts.st cp 4s:a 4.Ss,;a: n+ S f.
PSsaos F. l. 81 d*i dS:z,;: T.: Iii Sa + IL
.; 4; .. Isllfum, Ia.Isoo, lad; .WnIa1 IinrhaM..
s1;:hs css ill., H. t. - r. fsu Gs
John T. Na7.< Sz.syae. fsan.: MsE!s < Ians, Nsns:
2a ffss e5s; hsS ~: " T. Il fs
Assnss of Ea't..i. T dlae.ent pc:s.s d tlt Mrst
transportation Of Live stock md Eead Recommendations
with '''' fSR7s e. Risses: xsY%afkD s:yssfk s s''
ID ~ fki!.a*e.e ~ ~, iss;aa . !sss%e1s =
ne;. WIse'asa. iess or Ns.Saa. - III di'1es. ''
The Psnn+y1.an:. Kallz'a, al =. rstttnrza
q = r. & e..
as os I9s ~ SaFs Vt Ma1s ka:7 A.
CseaFo With s.saaets u al put. shs Seth estssa
Merchants aat Shippers ents.tias .he transportation os
ttsK to h!s Caapsny Cd Fe1 with eoatdeocs
IL 3pet1y st7nAE.
TIE ases o. Fteht to N! pelnt IL ths West By The
rcnusYivapia R7sad ~ times - farusld4 u "a
charged BY other lsal1road CemsanIea-
pe pa,:irs,la. q f. aaIi Isssak:s - rees. r.
Do we1 to direct them to he .hrpet ii, erite.
pastIe* attending TO er o..a shpasa1s nun tha Es.t
~ 1n t1 the To call Axrp. Ut shts Com.
Esoy = 20 paees hetoEe shipping es,c17 VI.
oIA p ster At .heM upon lie II Esexhts viii
meet with psoupt 1ttrsttna.
i, j. Snetd~r, Philadelphia.
Nigga! ke.aa- W SuTth s.sees, Halttmore.
street, New YORK. ~
Leech L Co. "a kllhy street, Boston,
H. HOUSTON. Gen1 fsessAs A=ta.. Phialelrhia.
Z; /: HoEFT, t5fn1 1tket Agent. Phhdetphta
, 1859-07-25

fOLLING WOOD LINE
-. comu,eneinx on thu opsntsx Of yav'-a-
.'a. .sL ,ns .o*S1ok ~. nav au htxat = .QAE n
a3e se1sw sssaa'es1 1a.tax iatstiy ias1ea.sJ
VIZ S1HSty ~ FAAsu:e will III ths line - f,1.t
n.y. EI tAFr@. aftK4ox.
oGSE.tN ciTY. lap&. recx,
OSJOSAfUS. Capt. W1tx1xs
~ Aia'iEEES GIFT, caps. C.Axsf4x a.s
At speteet Co.. wh7s, Iue~ta.;. Thun.dar an1
nv 49, ess9'1fs ~ os'ns tann< Ill p@lnts "a Tho
aAd u NnaknAe. ~SA'3 - *"o tAAssdas
Thrsaxh !1s IT LasEns st-en fn,a t.br, :, .,,
the Nc.t Shute OF taks MichI. m 10 iEssen ~ NJ n
Montfe1 and n The tucie pvtn. Is H. Fssr,n sn1
f.nut,ert II f.f,fIn.,snnAA -%fsr
, 1859-07-25

1fOSSt MOSs!!
lf1 UCNuAMS PREPARED NOES, Put up t1-
pt.T Yot Upho!teseEs Carrase Nasets and Sate pus-
po4es In large anil snail haie fur &ac in Qualities - fu
i low pr.sca- Urles uu lie city An country solicited.
3. q. DUNHAM X CO.. Cem1.is.soa AeEyt4ais.
Is Commercials. a.! IL Lette, s. Loo.1-
nhi1-ly-cA9I
, 1859-07-25

ELE.AAsANs
Fer ottawa-fsutaHo aos5s # 1usnher.
FuF Ottawa-Fa1ut II sc n lutnb+r, 1000 Ed1ng


r U 81 & + Il HI EMS. EA-
IL CHASGE.-The Room of The Association. In
ds Block Will he oien each morning tFop eight 70 nps
O'clock ~ iumbegm1ns Exchange, At which time and
placs III resdcnt and nonedtni city and
EoptrY pAc Ftssa1 Capzfna and uthsfs interested u
iIUREnT L. FUSS Prssldent
Errr8.r1r Eoap Ser5rsssY. EnYl46nd&tsV- -c.sa
, 1859-07-25
PORT OF CHICAGO.


s,, 7,r.., sx.,..t 4sn1sp; n,sE.: J.; Ss m s
esana % 1t Shls ID; :, ,..o,.. -.
1''p sStss 81 eess: aud % shee. :: hf te!s ass.
s. XII. sfHl 1s1 Hs!.ss e.ss ~: ., -, =,
ser asssy gs1sy ub,1s 1use,.o Fort wa.A,nstos-1. cd.
Sch, Efss Essa rke Bora k,,,u.,oo lumber 1. q,
ss' @si5 's''@'s lumber
Sehs b. saed Cafas ;.s IL n q@es sas m
seLr GIasd.. Coates. k.hnazoo-1s m lumber 81 N
Ell sas.tusSy, sie,onds biasesius- eds wood.
sef isls.'e' Is. A@s7 4s'a~-=''1 II 'A'D<' al
Sen1 cSx
sehs 4'.wsnkee Belle Davis Green baSs lumber -
o,.7zntn
s@f ss s1r:: sssnss1 ss1: > !: '' '0'''
s'a' e. Ss;ss s ssPsss sis sss. czz zi: : e & s's1
ia. -. ~, ~, ..a.,,
III: II: Hisa sss si es pork
Ds na1ss'''' Haa1. o'ok' "'een ~ ''a pun. ''
SCI SCI EeS ilts. Do9a. iafs K.anssaa :: 5s Iii
e,, s ,9ss ,o,., Sherman v.n,.. .. n,,, .,,t ton,
sss1 Sa:s; ';a!ssa II Light
ssr n9nssazs Is DeneT1 nas GI,1 - aa ~ oass
St. sasda;sy; s@oa$s - ;!s Is; y;IsE aEh'.
sets EhemIo. duEnts, Aato"oc- ~ e14s aoos' toaa
, 1859-07-25
DENNSYIVAEIlA CENTRAL,
L. RAILROAD,
The cae4ety Of tia Rnad Il eqral 10 a1Y1a lie
County.

THREE TNR0EcIl PASSENGER THa{xs
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Conasas brit "a Il ae Eusn lsPet u ;:!I.'sh 5t'
Ne~ iosk Bcssoa Baltimore md Washipnn cy: thus
furnishing facilities t0r r transportation 1t HzAenxsrS
surpassed fut speed and coutust by any other
E1pss anil Eat Lines through to Fhtkephiz With
out change Ut Cara Ur CtELuctoss.
smoking tzrs IT atfs~.l 10 each TrEn; WoGdEuG-S
sle*ptnf ta. f. E1ptss and f,st Tans Th*
talis e'tncss Jst fs Ns: ,"1s E1pfes aud r..t lns
connect for baltimore ind Washington.
Tiaes emnect ii I1ttsoarkh wIih the Ali. Express.
Arrive In E1ssphta " Baltntosr u IN ArL La New
York Ut iUlD F.A.
Trains eoncect II rsssburxh with the TN Faet Line
Arrive ID Philadelphia Hatttrare A. 4. u. 6sA h Nxx
Io.k 2t 30 4. H. Nail Trains leave lttAlrEh AN,
arriving Il rht.tetpha II r,M- New Yott 80 An.
Stx 4al1y trains between Philadelphia aad New York twn
day trus Lctveea Sewfork and Uo-tAn Thrpx
ta1a Isal are KhhI On either Of the above fFans.
Btat Ticket. tn Batun good yia Nofwc. Fall Rive:
or stnnlpxtnn llnre.
Tickets E,sxaru r. ATTAINED II aay of tbs impoyt.
mt E.r.ss Utc-s h tle West: a~ on nonl a1y uf t,
resuat Inc Il steamers on the As-rp ohh' r.ers
ard ttses Westward u Tie II the CotsAny In Bua
ton New f0tS. BALTIMORE or Philadelphia
, 1859-07-25

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
M GREAT WESTERN tCAxApA} RAILWAY
Summer Arrangement.
Trains ssa.e The G.eas certl Depot foot Of Laks street,
10 Accommodation, tauulsya exerptea}
r.vt Il DETROIT ':.a pn,.
20 cssesss,i = @'$
aos-fxhRtaLE ft is Sa4.y' .ss ;s 4
II n ~; Is sn, Nv ' iafs < 'sa : pm:
500 7,aSes Yotk % I'D f;os;oa Esp...s-sa,u.ta, ez.
5S,s, A5.s sn,a ;. ~ .;s se,g*e,sa 81
9orf rs sa ~. s.s ~: : e % aH. 'o 'a S'''
so = : :: = r.:
daasl II ~ rs ~. H. i.oasssas i:,s pa. . = '''' ~.
nTs =" Z s | Il u%a
T. 4 Ts & s q Sts i sss @ Ssl1 W. r.
mont, Eew hampshire aad Ma!se.
fsoas fisss t se te:Sosa It sae papa, R o..
70 ,hs North aad Wet md u he CenraaJs 0rcs, j
5.s..nsa. etrs F.s:aset :: se k:*se sae*''<'aSs
DIlTSBURGll, FORT WAYNE
i AND CHICAGO RAILROAD,
without ehanke. cosaeetlnx wka tie sreas
Penus1ivanla Central Railroad
p New FORK, Philadelphia RtImore AnA w.shInztoa
CJ aod ~ ihe atvroF oHus Of resa.y!sa1a, Sew Jar
tisAans s. taxss t5:s Foa.e ~a aa.e the bea.as of
a; !sass II ~ a12s se.ne: Of Canal and Van Bare
IS +. N-Ssli Esp1ses asiiy' isssaHsy. s1e:pssa
@s -! S:stas -: ~ s
:;s1 I'D ~ 1n*.or yx txas e H Ssx Ea:n Vi NV
ssea0ea7e, Wheeling mi a*aa. so"na af Ohio and s1
seors s..:n. connect =; ersss .ts .n: e M'
N F1l:E Il Low Is KY VriiEK kogTE.
, 1859-07-25
.Railxoapy,
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
~ - IL LAEE stI1nE KAtLKvAl; ssa'oa A'f.os"'
Ora: rhzt,sh lsou,s to New Yoek, Eeto. PhaafsHata
Hahinese WAahng:"a. hpstadesd tsoErestsr fostands
91checf Det1o: suspensoa ndze, N!s1a faus lsua1o,
ftttlh rgh, l3t'oush, Nhe+tnx Syracuse, Troy, Dur
nkton &n ~ ths points IN tsaasYsan1a N=w 11IE md
500 am- Mil and Accommodation ria Old Mehif1n L+ns
daily, san6a5A etespsed, naethx .ro!elo n ~
pU7 connecting II Adrian With train traehlEE 10
trelt u ~ Rin fsnnsrtinE viii tfaEs On Great
Western i. Il. 11ac.
s:oo IN. Etx York Erpnes {taily e1<spt suaday> v.a
Go4heu Ar Lsas. rtaeh Toae1o IL 4:ao pto- md
Dxfros' direct 5:t3 IN iIn,e connect xh tsasns
On Gns4t Western Ea,l1oa<i Eastwa1d. md III
points Interior In Canada.
60 pra &ew Yu -rd NGAtoa Exptct daily S43uriaJ1
axceptep. M o!l Alehlkaa nosd. reaehes Ttleao
ataau m, and Detroit Ii ~ eponeEstnS with l:sp
pm t17lp On Gse2t Western Ill.
Coanee3on male at Ctyds Ind M0afo~sls for n points
interior In Souhen and Middle Ohio. DIRECT ennnecon4
n.e Cleveland with tsna for Pittsburgh Phlladelqha.
an nalttmose making quick time other route.
WOODAuSF:S fATEST *LExPiSts CARS accom-.
psny all train. this noutx to Sev foEk and boston-
AZ trims foE summer nswly fted viii vaats!ssors
anl DusteE2.
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Allegheny Male aud Female Seminary,
EeAHNSBURG. Pa.
EACULTY


L, J. OSBORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof. of Lam
guages and Philosophy.
Wm. s. Smith Pref. OF Mathematics.
Jas. II. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. B. F. Stevens, Lecturer Moral Phoso-
ply &C.
Wm. A. SteYhens, Prof. Of English Grammar &c.
Or. ]. Hughes Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
8Es. E. V. Osborne, Preceptress, Teacher Of Draw
ing French, Botauy &c.
B. F. Drott, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
Price of Tuition for term of IL weeks.
Common English Branches SO 25
higher Branches, including common, each so
Latin and Greek, each 90
German and French, each so
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations ! so
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 2 90
Coored crayon, and water colors, leach S 90
Oil painting 5 90
HaIr aud wax flowers, each 3 90
Pellis work 3 so
Embroidery l 90
PIANO music, with use of Instrument 10 90
Board rs per week including room rent, fuel
furniture &c. This is of the best, and cheapest
institutions in the country The whole expense PEE
Second Quarter of session commences
August 4, 1859.
Teachers will be instructed free of charge in the
Normal Department.
For particulars, address the Principal.
E.J. OSBORNE, A. B.
Rainsburg, Bedford CO., April %, 1859.
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[SEE INSIDE.I

No lRIsHMAN.-At Sabbath school lately,
the question was put to little girI-who was
the drst man She said she did not know.
when Immediately little Irlsh girl said, with
great composure
sAdam, SIR
Our little American said
''La, you needn't be SO grand about it-ba
wasn't an lrishman ~
GF"Do you understand me now z" thunder
ed country pedagogue, to an urchin, at whose
head he threw an inkstand. "l'ye got q,
inkling of what you mean," replied the bow.
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HOW TuE NIGHr rAssrn.

The night passed without serious alarms, but
not without excitement. The Marines marched
over Immediately after the arri, al OF COL Lee,
and were stationed within the Armory grounds.
SO as to completely surround the engine house.
Occasionally shots were fired by the country
volnnteers-for what purpose was not under
stood, but there was only one return fire from
insurgents.
The broken telegraph was 5000 repaired,
through the exerlionS of Superintendent
Westervelt and Talcott, who accompanied
the expedition, and the announcement that
communication was opened with Baltimore
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fENHE HAMMONTON FARMER-A new
Il paper devoted 10 Literature and Agricul

h paper devoted to Literature and Agricul
lure also setting font. tall accounts of the set
uement of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subs
scrlhed for at only 25 cents per
lhclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 the Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton, P. o. At
iantlc Co., New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
o The best quality, OF the healthies and most
delightful climates in the Union, and where crops
are never cut down by frosts, the terrible scourge
Si the north, see advertisement OF Hamnonton
Lands,
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NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

TO AL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHTFUL.
AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH.
EAST OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY