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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Slosson.

ACTION ON CHARTER PARTY.
April SS.--Chas y. Weber w. Danil c. Kiaqland and
os-Tb,a was an action brought by plaintiff as assignee
Of Messrs Grascmann Co.. ship brokers' Of London upon
- parole agreement made between Mcssrs Grasemaun
Co aud Messrs Broadwood Barclay charter partes OF
the ship Typhoon from Calcutta London by which the
vessel was to be consigned 10 Grasemann Co., and they
were TO receive the usual per centage consgnecs
namely ~ per cent. In February, 1884, Graseuann &
Co. entered Into an agreement in writing with the defend
ants, WHO are owners Of The ship Typboon, by which
Grascann Co. TO procure charter party for said
ship for round voyage ifom London 70 Calcutta and
back, g sum OF G12oo0 sterling, 10 be paid TO tho
owners, es i've per cent commission to he paid Grasc-
mann Go. for rrocuring such charter party and tho
vessel upon her return Was 10 be consigned 70 them
(Grasemann Coz The Eve per cent commission has
been paid and they now sue 10 recover the commission
Of 2ls pcr cent az coDsnees upon the gross OF
freight The vessel returned in January, 1855. The
pnntn claims G300 stcrlng with interest from that time
For tho defence commended that the five per cent
was payment full for all services Of Grascnann n Co.
that there was agreement between Brentwood II Bar
clay the charter parties Of the ship by which Grascmanp
Co. were 10 perform those services gratultously The
tried about two ago, when the jury facf
20 agree. Verdict for the raintor full amount claimed
-. rT cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

SUDDEN DEATH FROM A SINGULAR CAUsE.--We
ind the following in the Troy TnicsOn Tuesday OF last
week gentleman named Augustus Bedford belonging in
New York and who was In this city on business, got
shaved at Of barber shops On returning from ii
10 the store OF friend with whom he was visiting no
remarked that he believed the barber had given him
some disease as small pmpc on hls lip panied him
very badly, and commenced swelling after he shaved
presenting an angry and inianed appearance During
nom no decided 10 return home, which he did on
Wednesday night His condition rapidly became moro
dstressDgthe pain extended through The body and 10
tho vi,aeand ina'y, Sunday morning, after suIicr
Ing untold agony, he died Tho doceased ne long M he
sncd eorsle attributed his snncrnes to tho nocu-
laton Of The pmpo upon his lip With poison from The
ban bcr's razor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30
NEW York Cry Lpnr CrAnp.-Tti is now certain

INV lonK CRY LGnT GrARD--It is now certain
that This crack military company, commanded by for
mer ownsmnn Capt Garland, will visit Harrisburg some
time next month X Is TO be regretted that tho capital OF
Pennsylvania Is without military organization 10 re-
ceivc companies. We learn, however that number OF
our prominent oizcns contemplate making arrangements
70 give ;bc Light Guard proper civic reception, and
terrain Them Hospitality during their stay hero The fact
that large and poruous town Ike Harrisburg Is without
asngle military company by means 10 our credit.
Webore another and successful effort will be made either n
revive the 'Natlona Guardv organize new com
pany -Har1 isbuvg (Pd.) Tlegroph, dprft 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

JEALOUSY AND MURDER NEAR GUELPH, CANApA.-
Tho Montreal Daily Tdnofpt says that john hcGsnsIy,
sbOrcr has boon committed 10 stand hs trial LOT w
murder Of bs wife. lie Acknowledges thai e killed. h,s
wife by striking her the head with stack Of cosa 49,,
ani assigned ~ the which Ind cd BIN W cos =.
frebtir IN offence that she had been guilty % "p'SpsN
intercourse with another man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-30

A WoMAH's RIGHTS DECIsIoN--Judgc Johnson,
of Louisville, Ky, last week. in deciding case before
him sald:--A man has right 10 whip his wife, but
should be severely punished he were guilty Of such an
Outrage But NC women on the contrary had The risn.
prcrogavc belonging 10 them peculiarly and nalcnabic
lie only surprised II NOT exercised to greater
extent
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The southern Democratic Platform.

SOUTHERN RIGHTS OR DISUNIoN THE ISSUE.
IA. ehDe oil the democracy held Montgomery,
Ava the ed instant The following resolutions were
adOfu,d;- A.,
which PROCESSES respect the rights of the South ia negro
property in the democratic party that tho overthrow
hat bono.ed paty will insure the triumph Of the
black republicans, under whose ruie 1t IL impossible for
the Southern people 10 live without moral degradation
aud perm 10 social order and that, therefore,
is, believe, The imperative duty Of every patriot 70
aSor zsalousy for the success Of democratic nominees
and the carrying ont OF demcratc principles in The All
mlnsraiion OF the federal government.
Resolved, That the great fundamental article OF the
creed Of tho emorasc party IL the perfect equality the
sovereign States rights and privileges, mmuntes ard
honors and the Indispensable complement to such pre-
apbe this Is the right Of each State 70 annul the com
Pact Of confederation whenever shall soemBly deem the
came incompatible with its liberty honor
entitled 10 the smpest projection Of their property Of all
snds in the States and Territories Of the Uncd states
and upon the high seas and that tho failure Of the Federal
Government TO give such protection will justly the S9o
ern States in throwing OF such government
Resolved, That nasmuch as the South insists simply
uron the observance Of her any COM
promise legislation upon these rights must simply yeid
something upon the part OF the South, without gaming
anything and therefore We are unateraby opposed 10
any further compromise Of the issue OF slavery, and VIII
be satisfied with less than fi and distinct recogni
ton Of constitutional rights whenever made the 50 D.
jeet Of congressional legislation.
Resolved, That we have read with amagement ana
indignation the declarations made by leading Moth
ern Democratic Senator's in the Senate Of the United
States that net man viii be foand a. the North 10
support the claim OF the South to protection OF the 60
nment and against act Of the Territorial Iegsa
ture either obolshng slavery destroying by hostile
legislation
And in reply we here proclaim our unalterabe deter
nnaon TO demand this protection from the government,
and that when plain constitutional rights violated,
and find nc protection in this government We will use
best endeavors to withdraw from that government
the powers which pervers to our injury and following
the example and adopting the principles Of ancestry
Of 1776 we will 'instltute government, laying its
foundations such principles, and organizing its powers
in such fol to US shall seem most likely 10 effect
safety and happiness"
Resolved, That opposed to all schemes for the
building OF railroad to the Pacific with the funds OF the
general government.
Resolved, That opposed to tariff discrimnatn
for protection and opposed 10 specific duties
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At he Eyoyeti llouseBon Edward Everett, Bcson Hon
Stephen Douglas Washington; Mr. ard Mira Appleton aud
servant, Boston, Mr. and Mrs r. Pond Hartford; Job I'll
dale BradIte Mia j. II. Biadee, Miss Goddard boston, Mr.
and Nrs NJ Reynolds, Roswell Hart MIRA Mos.Marriot
Mrs james II Wilton and maid and three children Rochester;
Marriott Telfar Marriott y. Brown Parker Baltimore
Henry Ludam and family Gustav Ksin.kin New York Mrs
well 1asor, Norfolk Va. William Ma bury NJ D. Pilndel.
pLia; Paan Stevens j. A. Wood NJ d. Boston; G. NJ PHI.
lrs, Jamaica, W. L.. o. j. Mills Middletown M Henry
Dooe, Philadelphia Mr. and Yrs o. L. wasblr ,ton Jeier
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rl4iswevs

LrcREzii BORGIA IN BUFFAIo.-At Chicago, one
John Mclaugh him il Oh tria for throwing of train Of
cars on the Chicago and Galepa Railroad, By which
deed man killed and several persons injured. TN
the person Of Mclaughlin, at the tine OF ms arrest
were found number Oi Letters from abandoned females
in Buffalo and other parties going 70 show the exist
ence OF organized band of murderers, whose opera
tons conducted by means Of pO!son, arsob and
railway distractions. Buffalo would seem 10 be the
headquarters OF this bloody mnded band. Doe Of these
the revelations they make /; Is addressed to Capt
Jones ahss Benedict:
BUFFALO. February 49, 1853.
"DE.s HEsEy: You ua-y be sure snal be % hand
70 hep you ,-nt here Ey IT, Oh rip
AID Ax gS BE- cary % ga, h barr ana stare t0s1e
o yOs hare eay Syt; bur b. il nn' Do M =; him
cone fn 4 II should would Jus' stick knife in hiD
yse FOR tsuEd you hal hzce snd tss' before
rave here eolt send yOa eon't game bat
isont sr ~ him; rns,b- maybe be ala ~ him
h. 40 ~ MS. ., =. can I'll BIZ .ae. ~ eoat Do ssy
ling then selves, snc JoenEy OF aAt s1d thins ia
saa better 10; I'D him VII g OF ths --s .nd PsD2 ~
vi5r H,lry AID COZ, sid any u1-., yoa s0o a-l-
hat. 400 that JotAHy bad n fs,aer Tiled ~
s,vs revsn hi. krs ego hs's r-s-sa DO ~. Ike
rs.; aim. be coward OF BE vv-c 70, iet saosrr
bsy- Dor tbs, 10 ,os 49, re .oogt IN s.;.t @ - 60
ihpk would rs; rim If ~ers IL pace :; al event.
.ho Id I'd kiE hrr. GEs he sS4 .1or "a Ae feIsa~r
~! ki am rs ~ c1a rose eao Lac ~ SCI Ell ave
god II .oo6 g-i- hr nay ay. my sister. but hs
ooac 81 Der !; hs va not
died sb III. February Oh row be suffered b.. ras
1iaG h S-isg ~ fsoiss. cad <a iaak tai va.
az Hsayv dit bnt you keep eo--, Do think
thry pciou you she q 90 tk thy sSgd 10
ihHE yoo, even thy foand Joc YET L e-s'-' iary
ten Do more tr yo1 which s~nA you in ths
~. to- bsso- IL secGt Eve weeks DIT vii Be
wn:s N, .oou W. az. il living on ,bs oyieaa. ~.s
could CINE 70 you instead Of tas le-tsT
Yours EMILY
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TRFEs-DsTAScE APART TO SER THEY'VE copy
from the latest catalogue Of II. T.. Hooker & Co.,
which We suppose to be the very best kind Of author
iy, the following directions for setting trees In
orchards or plantations, and the number Of trees and
plants required TO Gil an acre. As this table win bs
thought valuable by all who read il, We advise them
to Gu, out and preserve it where it always Be re-
.erred to:
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INDIAN ARAbIAN DOCTOR

INDIAN ARABIAN DOCTOR.
Dr. CHA kELLlSrZ has lad many year. experience amo1s
lie dif,ren. wild tTib.s
NO MORE
cf .hose 6sseSorc and Ca'ara- Eyes without anrius
S,rss Dyseutery Scrufaia Glsndgsr Affections Careers
Running Sores twenty years Old Consumption Gravel
ston. Kidney and Syphilis.
Or X s.S discoy.rd wonderful remedy while 10 Egyp or
the cure o Piles in few days by magic Pains ard 'chus
c.s.- directly after ole tIlal. , a.,
Tne Doc.of warrants radical No chure viii h. made II
the remedy fails lie s m-ny other Diseases snd has made
wonderful H. this city. Reference ~ NJ X O. Harmon
.ayed life Pile. Dysartsry for foHr mouths, in
the m b. is IN The Tribune Of;T and Ms ArManrs
No IA Madisnut saved her hfe she ne Ia. stage
with The notification iu the lea NJ Chas. Wolf csaFa;
eyes years blind; Mr r Smith sore eyes mr W Young
pi-. sauds.t Bruoklyn; and hundreds 10 mis- city
d. K b. consulted IL French. Spsuh, TGIssa ard
Sprsche. Office hours from TO II m and fcn
.. Sunday from 10 q. No. % brands NE
doors from B0wery.
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EOR BOSTON And PROVIDENCE sia NEW
PORT FALL RIvER-Ths sp~asis and usp~hos
HeAne AETROPOLis Cspt Brown, k.yes Neil ort s'en
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AID SATURDAY - czech n
I'D u. EhPIRT STATE CAPT Bny.un, IN MONDAY
WEDNESDAY saa yaIDA9al 5ebGh ? a. fruH Pss- NJ
lN.R
Hereafter, ell regarded scg-r4 - Az ASpn
Ant until he sane shAn have ben pad fof
yreixn 70 bstob Forwarded thro1sh With ress fssscs
MN s0sDEs Assn., se> - md n wess-A
FTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON fI BOSTON and PROVIDENCE -i-basd RSS.s-
Ae dr--.- carrying ihr Eszt-rn Mail
C. VANDERBILT C-pt q SfuSs In c7u-se.Aln sI.a re
sTONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE ard BIOS ron AND
PROVIDENCE RAILRUApS rssnE Wv iufs d.il, t-an-
Ssy. ,xe.6 r. Per No North River tr.. uhs1 above
Bsssy pl.ss orl,k ana soJisstn a. 500 n, q
r Ms Train which Bcsuc q. $50
Tie { VANDERBILT, from New-ioIt, Aond.y W-dn--
dag ard Friday; from Sonnsou Tussdsy Thur-isy ADO Sal
sr6sy.
II. PLYMOUTH ROCK FINN SewYork Tuesday Thur.
Saturday; finn sou!us,on, Monday N-dDesd,y and
Friosy.
proceed s.ong.on rsosd Providence
the Express Mel Train r-aeLiHE said PAGES an
uorIr. north asd Pss.Escrs isa:
rr-Er bard The .;ssrHer Enjoy u'shs RS; m
disturbed br skss If desired and lss,e sonBrrn in the
train, ooune-inl Proydetcs with ne II n tran Tor
Bos-nn.
ssssse psnes he steamer aid tram through
For psssase hsr-s freight Apply board ne
..sarsr OF Il Frsish: Oc Per No North River or a.
IT. ofcr, Nc. 10 Battery place.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JUNE ls. 1859

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FTemM MAY
II asa TRAINS vfn l.vs cssnserest ss9's =
0sSv,; Exf-r. TraiIs and II u. &C 70 ~ a
~ ro1shie.p-- LIS and SO for rsrry'oso - sns
rs u; far Pe.i.si. 5;SF1 T.s hud.n 90. -
ssy s.sus Ps..-nxer taken Chamesr CsnA
N; sr-s-, fr.irs fer SevYort ~sTe III :. ~"
49,. - A. y SMITH. sups
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-Msssrs. Longman & Co. have in pres H. y.
w. Seniors journal In Turkey and Greece b
1858" and descriptive work On Ceyloa By St u
z. Tenant, which promises b b sxhsastivs.
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AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On ana aHsr WEDNESDAY June |, 1889 Trains VIII leave
6tAs.. Station, Ee~Yofk, as follows;
7:45a N. For Wilhsmsbrds-
sSga On. Mail Train for Albany.
$500 u For Wiliausb,idge.
IL SaA For White Plains
$50 D. u For Wiliauzsbridse.
40n ,. m. For White Plains
fS D. NJ For Dover Plains 49,.
els o. For White Plains. from Wh-Ie anc Se-re2
$50 9. III For Wul;.mshrdse-
RtrusxMS-Wil leave:
500 q From White PANS
$50 O. N From Dover Plains
e4OA N From W!lkainsbridfe-
7aA IN. From White Plsins
eSpa q. From Waliza..bTidg
IlS0A u. Mail Train from Albany
l:oc .. u From williamsburg.
SEQ D. u. From White Plains
5(a D q. From WillAmsordee
$50 D u. From White Plains.
VIM. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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r. z. cHrtcs the Book Stand ilsde tseD I0s Once,
CueAyArL ~ JAx TIurxy 81 als.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN lss sUMAsa ARRANGEMENT. u.s..
Commencing May g. 1881.
Passenger sscn In Nsv-Yort, corner Of Has sod f,sv'
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Yokk
FOR Nev.Hsyen, T. So IN (exl; lfS, Sis leaJ $50 "a
esp m Fd BrderPort, !. m te1 n:%5 S:l5 teAD u
$50 and asp m Fcr Milford sr.,ford Fsrhsld SouhPon
IS. n. l24s s:i5 teI1; s:ss. AS So. ESQ p n Pa
parier and Greenwich J, l2+5 s:S as $50 80
> n FOI Stamford, !, lex, l2A5 Sis (eI $50,
aopa . Q q m ; Il: Sse. AS $50, $50 m
CONNECTING rkAlNs.
For Boston, Q O. lex Sis te1b Yos haoofe ane
eprnsh.d n leA SIS m teAl Fer Eoonecca u h'si
Northanpoz For New Haven Loreon And s,or,as'cn
Rsiro.s .; and SIS ror Cana Railroad % Norih
snpon l-xl And Y: - N Fer hoSsA.on.e kAil'osd
m %, Oar bun ga Nor~sR RAiiro-d. >. n s:scp
JAMES Il HOyT sgpertn,enesni
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or
~ and ster MONDAY April lse .ns una further notice
fsrrs-r Trans vil l~sse PIX. 0s Of uoAas - so~a
DCNKIRK EXPRESS % Ga n, for punkirt I'd BuSAh
Nd principal in-@rm-siisie statlo-S
NAIL TRAIN .; nr Drnkrk sna BANJO, N H,s<
IOCKLAND PASSENGER a. 50 n, rvo Nc: Of Hss
op r. va Pirron, for Sur.rns intsrmise ScAssonA
wAYPASSENGER G& .. n, fer Nevsarss- AiAA~sOvn
"a tr.rrr1-<iz.e Stx-Sors
NIGHT ExPRYSS a, D. n sor Dur kira Ana B1s.h
he above trains daily, sundAys exeeP,>4
kxprrss Trsics El1lrs VIII II k4n1a,
cansndaixua and Niagara Falls Railroad Tor kASsre FAs
eyTsoase Corning win the BGta Corning and hevfos
RsrosA Rochester and Buffalo Il Great B>ud Win n
nsAvsre Lsck1v and Western RAioAA s Scr.nsnni
~ Ba1Ao and Dunkirh, With Ae LAks Saors ksasosA, -
cHXRLts N0SAA Is~ttssa
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fegai Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp-
plc.tion Of the Mayor Alderman and Comuonay Of the
CITY by the Board Of Commissioners Of the Cen
.ee between th and eh aud 9Th and 9Th
nus. In tn city Of NewYorTh- MayoI Aldermen and Com
sonsy OF the City New York BY hs Board u Commission
or. Of he Central Parh pursuant 10 the statute entitled Ar
Ac, 20 alter the Map Of the City Of Ne~YofA BY laying cut
hereon spube Place and % authorize the taxing Of the same
passd April three being prssent-bsreoy i've no
ce 10 n. parties and respectively sn,i
led interested the lands .-nsm-n and
Div Supreme Court Of the State OF fok 3; Psa
fm Of Court BE- held The City Hall of hr City q New
Yorh Wednesday the 9th day of JAY ss o. me opening Vi
ne Court that day thereafter Counsel an be
oeard Tor appointment Of three Commissioner Of Appraisal
% he .bovr entitled matter estimate IN favor Of the several
,vnrr esee. parties and persns aforesaid jus, and sqns
bic for taking al hose lands ,rnemens hsreds
aen and premises lie between TIE souh-y nr or AIDE of
ia,s and cth and 5sh and sh said city
.sen .dybe be SECURED tor the purP.- q extending sale
C-n,r Psri the City oN-w Yori whh said land. ard
,,ss Il 40 A., entitled An Act rvls5v . nprov-sn1
uc.rs laying ou Of streets and roads IN me Cry OF New
EGt '' s IL srsTEE6
ny71,tys o said Board Of Commissioners
CTPREME COURT COUNTY Of NEW
- YORK, STATE Of NFW-YoRK.-GEoRGE y TRIM
BILE executor oflhe last vii aud testament Of SAMUEL DE
MILF drc-ss.d, alsits, CHARLES NJ. NAERf and ALICE
Ia. wife John w Many Frnnc Mann, John Dinon, Elizabeth
Lee Mary Jo-eph kesins James Lyech Melvin Whi,is1
MAJOR Thompson Joseph Lee Daniel H.tnett Henry Ml-
PENDANTS named; You hereby summoned and qred TO
plant IN this action which lied IN the Office
H. n ,be CRY New YorE State o. NeYos on the "a
ds, Of April se and 70 copy u your % he said
eli plant subscriber as ofce, No. 81 Wal -, in
ii. CIV q New YORK within days sfs: me service Of
hi, summons YOU exclusive day 4 such service and
II you fail said complaint within rh- time Aforesaid
ne psrla iii, .etol vii spply . Cou. Tor tae relief
K H. BROWNE
ml4isrsTs Plaintiff Attorney.
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Hlehirai.

DRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, No
~ II Coolest, Msidrn-.ane, New fors, otsr. %
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
An assortment reliable DRUGS So res-oUs Die ;er-a
COSsIGSNENTS Of MEDICINES CHEMICALS L. dc
srd the hes. adyzr.asr bruush; ~ pDbi no,ice
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- r. X u / ~
i Tbi. PREPARATION Of IRON differs from al others b.
ns protected solution q the Protoxde combination neysf
before obtained In a permanent form. Il is widely known N
Boston snd New England where 1t prescribed by ne msf
prunrn physicians and "a extensively usd ;hrre ny se m
Intelligent and respectable citizens For Debility from any
cause Dysr~t-s and III. various diseases ssnl from aee
ora,sd state the blood /, has been found extremely efhcs
ou, Pamphlets giving full description Of the r-Ineay and
The remarkable cures has ra-ced may be sbtained Of A
sgenis. IL, NJ.
We subon article from The Boston Daily Advertise ~
June, 1856:
PERUy.s SYpuP-We feel justified IN calling attention 20
hi. medicine after carefully weighing the evidence Of s bench
The value of iron IN the System wen fn"u
but heretofore been deemed impossible 10 maintain is pro
IN solution such be ~ permanent value
We have now however the testimony Of Dr. Hayes STATE
Asyer that method Ut combustion las been discovered
which obvstes this difficulty and that this preparation Il he
pro,oxde may replace all the existing combinations Of
he Marris Mrdra Il has already received he APPROPRIATION of
several physicians Of high stanins while the pTosietos have
many testimonials from respectable private citizens who have
virtues We believe tLs IL Is very eaeioas
r The re Of variety of diseases which hs human 10
prune." ,, . A., ,ao ,-,. -. .
p. c. WELLS, No. rs FIsnktort ., HEOEhAS Co., NO
5Ii Broadway and BARNES PARK YORK
~ L CLARK Co., Projectors, No " atrf-s'., hoson
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daily except Sundays a. ocboek p u ins'ead o. p u
IN5U THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
OBJ. RAILRoAD-Tb. ospaor.s Of Iris eDsS . Doc
"'N 70 'H' =" -'r THEE THROUGH
sEfwEEs fHiLADEIPHiA AND PirTssuRsh,.
ds ~ rd s s nd aTSsti t noh 'G sae
;69rsh sA ,1ISs.s rS' Fly Fnfnss 81 h .
Ne. oresn. and al inrrnsdis;r pau,. IL Ono nd.na lib
.os Ken,Oety, Michigan, wi.coa'iH Miane.ot. M..ooh
Of passenger unsurpassed for speed ana sofor By any
EIprr,. fsr through 20 fi.ssG'sh v:soo
shame a conductors
IAES s sns F.. Tam. THE EI
PREss Runs DAILY Mail FAs; Linz Sunday, e.esp:sd
Ts.t t ia,I .set. PA.sd-lpt.
EIPszss Tran caves Phisdep 5is A. ~. ~ p a.
Daily Tram, NrsYofs and Boston rhroash Tci~s
AZ RAD are GOOD % either q he shove rain. -,
Passenger. W..hinon Cry rwc as;s ram. 70.
Baltimore At - N. and - p m
-, ss for sss SSl. s.Is; sR s'. s;'
md II so III 60 directly through
~ny in Phiisdeiphia New.Yori, Boston Baltimore .S
Hcfe. Eastward Of The iHp9IaI; Rairosd of' IN y.
xi..i..ippi @ Ohio River. ~ vv or,,, ,o,r,
ZWA sR A tSH IS By fhf Hrh ROUTE
ft- completion Of Western connections Of he rennsyb
'ns ed linz S sFr%fFN RE II EAST AND THE
GREAT NORTH VEST
fne Of RACKS BY 'be Railroad bTdss ~ r'lso1rlh
,,oidns all dIsyss- frsse Of Fright together with s
nyius Of tine advantages readily Appreciated By shipper
" tvifht and The travelling public
FREIGfiTS WESTWARD
81 cvo Preights Of 8. descriptions can Be or~aorA
rom Phisdephs N-York Boston, Baltimore 20 aay point
the railroads # Ohio Kennedy 'ndisas lno "soonsn,
iowa Missouri, ny railroad direct
The Pennsy ysnis Railroad also connes li.1tieh VIZ
Ohio Mafinguu Kentucky Tennessee Cgnberand Illinois
Wi,eosin Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Red Rivers sn1
Cleveland saDdusky And CHICAGO sb stssmeS N ~ pos
70 the North. Western Lakes 49,
Merchants and Shippers inrusins the rsnsp1suon 81 thet
sresl. his Company rely With confidence ~ speedy
The RATES OF FREIGHT 70 a., p0tnt u The w.a b,
he Railroad At al fnes ~ hyoEtbs - trs
hArged By other Railroad Compsnies
Es ns-icnlsr 70 mari packages "Vs Penn r. r.
Merchants the West orderns gods from the Es VIII 4
' 1di r st ,ss% spsa app, or ~
r... ethel % the following Agent. Of The Company
D A. STEWART, Pit,sburghi
III. Ohio; j. j. Johnson Ripley, Ohio r McNeey May.
c Ds ysSro 9d Ind W Brown Co. Cincinnati ONO
A;s.m Hibssr CineinI.t Ohio asd nP s.S' CO.
Cy.n,yile Ind N W Graham Co, Cairo. III r. y s.s:
h Louis Mo-; John II Harris. Nashville, Tenn Harris
Hunt, Memphis, Tenn cAri Co, Chicago, Ill w d. n
sr.ish, Agent. Of R.rosds points the vs:.
Parties attending To their own shipnrnts nom ne "a. "a.
he following places before chipping letter, sdd,e..ed e
Of tbesubiec Of tsisn v us<s VIZ tfomv
rteptiop.
HAGRAW Rooms No. so Nor.h-st Baltimore
LEIGH L Co. No 2 Aston House, or No. VIM q, N I
LEIGH Co. No 81 kDby-st, Boston
e. H. HOUSTON General Freish. Agent fhiAdelPhiA
" j. L. ELLIOTT, AssaA
IL HoUP1, General Ticket agent, Philadelphia
SCOTT o-n.ra Superintendent Altoona 70