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, 1859-07-22


SEw foax, July .l.-The receipts for du,ir4
are large to-day making for four days 81 ,0tt,,-
ooo. The revenuc ut this port is rery sutisfuc.
tory TO the Department, nor is any doubt enter
taaned thnt thc next three months will yield tue
usual sums. The daily sales Of TREASURY notes
a are eqgsa % Tue redemption Of past due notes.
aud little ln excess. Money, ut the close Of
business. il in more demand, and brokers WIN
naFe had loRas from bankers for more than
year hare been notified to par.
1ae money market day, il anything, il
fssoFablJ affected by the foreign news wIiicl.
*nen :s taken tn connection with the shipments ol
gold, has peculiar importance. The transac
tons IN money to-day do not indicate any
change in the aales OF interest The Africa's
news haa had q marked effect upon commercial
and financial efAirB. M regards the future OF
the money market. There seems to be but one
opinion. as tue Termination Of the war would at
once remove 4ny disturbing influence, and gre
tEcer action TO confidence and credit
Nhiie admitting the general good which is TO
result from tue Resumption Of peaceful relations
throughout Europe, the fact th1t the news is
nhiasurAhfe to western interest cannot be lost
e'sit Of. The restoration Of the West through
- export demand for breadstutIs and pru,i.
sions now appears more remote, ualeas tie
crops OF Europe should not be harvested in
good order. Assuming that peace Is to result
from the armistice, this would seem to be tic
only contingency which is to enable Western
merchants 10 emerge 1t once from cmbarras.
ineut aud take freely Of the goods now pouring
10 upon us by erery European arrival. Long
aees are quite numerous on the Corn Exchange
today. 1he foreign news proving very diaal,-
pointing. the decline in -four il equal to l0M
la Wheat there is also fall with more doing
at the concession"
business in provisions and especially beef and
PORK ~.s nexriy suspended, neither buyers nor
seuefs being disposed 70 operate at this iupc.
, 1859-07-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4A GREAT WESTERN (CASApA) RAILWA

Summer Arrangement.
TI7Es !eage Gsat Ceat1 pe2ek foot Of Like street.
Chicago:
III aa-Dttzut Accommodation. (surdays exeepted}
rive II Detroit 3-5 PH+
100 an-EncnnaA -Sundays exctptedl Arrive u
Indianapolis u pm Cincinnati n s:s0 pun.
6:ooan-LEhsnln< E1psrs4-te1cept S1nd1ys) 1sHve At
Detroit ~ pm; suspen.oa kHdxe, OF Budalc,
4su AM; Albany 5s0 pm, New York s11 pun.
llSstun lao II n{sat-
eoo pna-Se~ York aud En8ton Expres4{ {Sasu1day1
etpsel-} Artxe II Detroit ::15 4a1. 9uspsnaon
Bridge uf Buffalo 10 pm, Aihary &40 An, New
York $50 AN, b4Atun tiU pn.
500 prnanc1nnah anat Louisville E1p1ees-{e1ctp& Sat.
uEday.l AEnve II indianapolis II 40 An, tn.
ctnaas4 n 80 an. Louisville A:0s pm.
Only ona sE7la On Sun.tay II bSU pm. Tbs 500 and
Elw.y nE Ba4to and al ponts Est Iusonto viii
tae GEs.d Trunk Halfway u Klnzon You.
sE Queaee Ind all pu1ts IL caaaA Ea. Northern Yer
nnnr. New Hampshire atAi S4he.
II ka-+rakc checked thEnuxh.
Taruugh Tickets fr sae lie principal RAl1uad ofee
In The North anA Eek. Ind It ths Grmpanys Utnes h
nftos1 ses chasu, Il the depot out Of Lake strsek
Il. y. KttE, superintendent
9.J. sFAEor1o. General fass<nk=F A.ent. te-1
1)IrrSEUi;GlI, FOl:T WAYNE
l. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now coup1eset AMI from Chicago to Ptt2sburxf
1Nk zk-hA .I-L. 81
, 1859-07-22

WAsanarox, July aL-A special dispatch to
the Charleston Cbxst<r, from New Orleans On
d American force q 700 nen 70 IA tben IL
the prosscat&sn-: -:Qf theHax.; :Spta1 Americans
had already arrived 1t Ta1npino to aid the Lib.
erals. General d. Gsllsoo 9aa a.Tenpira; aud
Gen. Gasaza ut Vera Cruz. Minister Acta4c
has positively made 10. definite tzeaty with
Jualcx =: =. fs - -
, 1859-07-22
Transportation.

4 MEXICAN TRlANSPOIeTA-
- TON EDMPANY.-Ineorpor.seI
under liz laws Of the ssass Ut New fotk. Ese34bKyN
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
, 1859-07-22
: ,<.S =
.$H%1EfXNff.

i HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
!A3-s cQMRANF. CRAnkD n ma ! r, y.
N1AIf1-xsoHfR axNI:ANGuAL 6rA1KMKBT:
c. -: Qs1esel ana e1zRaHst Nay l, $50,
/: 3844,64O.57.
Lossx3 PROMPTLY: Adjusted 1Ep. PAID AZ
THIS A0EHCf,
EeE 1nsas1ose an DvsIinfA fufaatu.~ sE&1sea wsrs-
hoqs. 20 eeseota ns1sAarl!se 0aa. XIs, naszfsao.
nd pnptM.tJ z q u kinda app.y q Hunt l1GdiSsoN
nuAI. No. l. Lnoansf Block
493. -. k3!e34&10. iY1X dir In
, 1859-07-22

~" ~ e*Hk8 e1&tM Wy.
Commutsttdt 11c1ets II reduced rates. sool sor tss
noath. saa b ohsrsAd ey applying he oes It ~
General Passenger AKe1t n The Graf Central Ispot
W. T. 8AfIiER. Superintendent.
W.RJoHN5CN. Geu- PA4seae~f Aksnt teiE-y
, 1859-07-22

0UUlE
ONLY lsX HOURS FROM CHICAGO TO FITS
DURtiH.
And IN lrret connection with Pennsylvania Il. R. a
htsrs to thllaIe'ph.A! ~ honrs IN Sr~ iJekt
0. and sftsr Apst: u. 1se trains will ss Chleaxo FROM
the Ivx IT the Michigan So1thsgn kAltfoai ~ oll0N4
A. N.-Arrix.sn. i. To!et'. ts Caeveland 80
Il, I!ttathrEh, ::&s nj. Philadelphia. 800 p
N. Srw Yusk, $50 II.
soP. 4-Arst.es - To!es! so" Overland. s:a5 n.
Pittsburgh, 47n nj. pAli34le.Yh!z, sls1 N,
Ne~ fhEx, i::d1 ns.
ThtsenEttnuc.a rau t Il u Le+ <o1rr than the New
Yotk ttntsl rHtx, kaQlnE traA IL nAks tbs ahove aehe
ue If tne anti canetttnns pruaptty aud with eolot md
.ty u laasckes. An night tai.s bsf CLkAso and
Philadelphia ptnst]e11 within spletlt klerplnx
ba:saxe CHECKED through fem Chcae, 10 FitatuRh.
charge fns haisInk.
Az fur tescts il Cleveland Pittsburgh. Tho fasby
this line viii Aways b. low - BY any oher roetc.
Thush tickets Be pEruss 1t tic ones of the Ntehl
southern kaltrUa uteF the Hevrru Hou*s II the d.
al.o II III the principal tissst u1lce% in the Wet.
y: &C. CLELAAu. l;en1 aSeut, Cleveland.
GEo. H. 2AAT. Gtn1 FaA1. AZ Eht1Rn {mv31 d841%u4
, 1859-07-22

NEW DEproRn, Masa., July sl.--The ship Al
laulic, Caps. Silva. which cleared for the Indian
Ocean, las been seized on suspicion Of being
engaged for the African slnvc tradc.
, 1859-07-22

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
l. default has heen msde By John Stewart in the rsy
cnt o' Five Hundred and S1 and DoaIs to Elisha
F. Hundley, due Nay 80 ltas set firth 10 eetain
tIee Of agreement tesng date Nav 50 1851. between Euths
+ Ao1slsy John !: ss5pEs William t,o;S 4s~is Bred
T. Whitney Joha stexaft I'D Samuel 2. Chass whsnin
raid parties according to their scsc1s Interest therein set
forth hs following described lands to Wit An h.t
the southeast quarter IT seoion hl.,ynre t3 in Town
ship thirty nine (s north Of Range thirteen a} lying
southerty of the 1nais md AchKan Canal the Iorh
~ qusrtsr ct sa tion eleven ti In Township ,hty-
eight tss aqd Eunge a:oesad the west haY Of Section
nlae % e sd ihl1ty eleht ta the northwest
quarter and cast ha Of the southeast quarter Of Sect
a.e ~ and ike ea.s III. .he nostLea qu,stes of sseln
thlrteeu flal csa1n for tha term twenty
ysas Of portion Of TIE southeast quarter Of Sectiou
ssuthe1!y slde or lank Of Tic 1nn and MIersn t;aa
Nov, therefore, public notice Il hsseby given that by v
tue OF lie or sale ia taid akrseeut and declaration
et trust eontauei shall sell o. Saturday, The thirteenth
day e Ausqt. .. 1872 It O'clock T.. at ny oaee
Geok I'D State Il Illinois 1t public aset.on the nkhe
tn the above apds being nny.aed aztsenh
paH thereof with all he ht AID equity Of redemption Of
the u!d John Stewart his helra ctecut Administrations
Or asAgns theErtn.
fyaS-SK-t-4s JAMES r. REFS
, 1859-07-22
COMMERCIAL.

TacRspAx EVENING. July Il, 18sa.
The receipts and shipments during the past
twenty-four hours we're as follows:
, 1859-07-22

DosToS, July .1.--The remains of the late
Rufus Choate we're brought to this city to-day.
Al the public bells were tolled, minute guns
fred, and hags displayed ut half mast in honor
to the memory Of The depurted.
, 1859-07-22

ILLINOIS, CENTRAL. RAIL
L ,o.. HunHKK KARR1NGfNENT.

- <41E4&A&<NA~0AAs
ths 0Esae Central Dspot bot Of ksks srest tSf Atee
L s1 1,ss: o;..s St s. 1s;;Rs; Sa
Dse.ia.. spoEae, Te.4s Haase. 7'aeanass, E'.n''na
pay Exprss Il ,t:so am sunds,. sze.p..ee a.::vlr1
as 81 Loula 4 70 A cslfo It aS am:s Asnphs Il
s:ss TO = .ssn,y: :: *1ssE,ss ~. a. III; 4;
lGe.s sS ss
.stat = K.aass I. ~ = X H. a to nRsAy@ 81
!sia. ~. j. c5se.s, !. Is =: "a s:e p:
kn sDex c no - q FL ~ S,9sf LIT, I'd g.
TRKorGH TICKETS ter ~ls >. h. COMPANY. oae.
+ 6sit.rn - Raa1olph s1sets .sd i g. Alea,sa
~ k4ndoiph ssss<ss snt n al R.so Offices North au
HIDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN TRAINS.
1a'' cA'c' Sc Sc m 1<.'s ;;s:
< Z; Is e. e: :s$s: ss$$s:
Faro 10 cents eaeh WY
commutatdt 11e5ets y reduced kool for thEss
s = see ~ saep3af IT,, :. s Ss u -
,ouxs,x y: X sArnlK: ssp<rtat.saeet:
ST. LOUIS: s:sd ALTON ! T, > !, AND CHI
Hnnanaer Arrangement.
Ga md ''f SUNDAY ~ ~ i: Il 's' Two xs's.' ''''
ST. LOUIS CAIRO a1% StHs,H1!s SRlHzss sy1eksscRe AND
northern Xis*ox-i, Kansas aad Esdra4ba, :.
sy:sy ot St ko Alton .a GS'sss ~ R.t;
Cd Sd & :s,s - s :n ' w n1'sa 10
T7as isaSes st. Louis Depot West Van busea md
:ss?'2: .:::;: :ss;:s .,s.,
Wight Express. I'll. =. n
, 1859-07-22

DAlr1Aonk, July sl.--The Democratic Con-
yention held At Frederick Yesterday, nominated
Comptroller of the Treasury, and adopted reso.
lutions eadorbing the riews Of the Administers
ton in regard to the rights Of naturalixed citi-
xens in foreign countries.
, 1859-07-22

SEw YoRx, July 2l.-The news from Europe
furnished By The Africa, haa caused cotton to
advsnce 3@a in the price. Good business has
Tbe saip Sarah Ninot, of Boston, reported
burned at sea, while bound from New Or1eans
10 Liverpool. MAS Of 100 tons buEthen. and val
ued at &00, 900, and owned BY Ar- VIM. F. Weld.
, 1859-07-22
TRUSTEES SALE.-Whercas,

TRUSTEES SALE.-Wh il ercas,
l. IN Il It'll Of MaTh 1850. By deed Of that dsse
cozed tn the Recorders Ofcr u upk s;ouny; Ifnp!s in
tsook III Of DeeJa. oa Page 49, Hank HtttinEtr aud
Cathafut, hs vile. conveyed 10 William Dartt4s the
underh IN trust the undivided uueaf Of Tie eouth
thy feet Ut Lois dean rs and rlxseen 16) In Bock SIX
ts In tIctt'4 Addition to tlcAko. commencing II the
corner Of ~ ae ORC haucIed iett .ouh os tht ensr e
street. nd ring ueet wet e hty feet thence Lotth
thirty feet tect eighty feet thence sorth thirty fet
e the rat nf beginning All also a the interest Of taE
Ftank M*ttnsef A. :Fa certain Aeet OF trust
lde ly George 0estrl lied tie IL day Of juy 167. aud
recorded in Book IS Of Dee> fagc 10 in sst o1ce
vyn8 the other und vie hat q sad prentses and also
setn pfoti.soty note fot a. 90 ae b. sld cetei u
d4ie secured ty I'D t,st d-e TT the purpose of securing
ildctte Of % due from ead frsnk e'lnxcr
to James h.ly TO-. ev-nceI b. thee notes made y
said Hetttnks dated the sa March ith ls9 tsanuk ID
ter s. at ten csnt anuu. payable 10 jan. Kelly
Co.. the hsst ait - nont hs afttf the d
therto The aecud for <117v fur mouths afler the est
thereof and the third fur asu Fasate SIX months after
uses and and deed 4 as1 eisr Of them
said otes not 4d when due then the hole should be
due and payable Aud whet1s the aid notes secured t
said tut deed and due tTU ahd four atatha respectively
after the date thereof have It been paId.
Nnw, therefore, l. tre +aM ttuts In pursuance OF the
puw contained In d trust deed Will en- the thitetIth
dry at Auud next ak ih- nh do.r of tic Court House.
tn lie Cy Ut Chicago At & h,us If ct that dsy. tel3
to the highest bdvr for cash the said r:enl**s and roe
sad TIE tst deed TO secu,e ths sam. me,onsd tn sid
trust decd to me. ". 7. BURGESS, Trlsttt.
J. &. Sk171t Auy.
Dated. julY I'D 1fS3. fYA4tA
, 1859-07-22

JASEss1LLE. July el-The great excursion Of
the Sons Of Ma'ta h1s arrived here-ten cars
full All in good condition. Large numbers
join at Jauesylile.
, 1859-07-22
DAHROAD LANDS FOR SALE
IL on LONG CREDIT,
AR4 At K.Aw Hnxn nf Ywtnr.nx

The Hannibal sad SC 1o.eph n.JsroG Company h..tux
over 10 a7o Of laod yirE tn tho Stte of Nlssau
which granted By at nf Coukes to "a In ~ ros
tucsloa of their rad. oes The principal paioo hete3f
fur HA3<. On The mot lheral tefua.
1he ertaer part u 1b.se 1ancz within ex md Ill
E1thm hteeo nle1 of tbs railroad, which nov top1.
p1ed and for u,e throughout a te lenk1h f:Js
Y he salasdtf u II cl0ate, tAs fertility os III so
Each puIehaxnk taad vi roceys ttkrt for oue
tEp betEeen HannGa and 1t station On La Haa.
alal and " Jsseph Ka.laad ths pspp4tt rufcLs,e
f1futber iLiutuation amply nj tha Land tfoe of tha
COMPANY. OF aadt<eA bv Lenc1. JOSIAH HUME
Land Commlsiuoer IT, S a. tR
HAurilAl. No June Il 1875. jy:o diw5tx III
, 1859-07-22

N9w YoRK. July eo.-Tbc Presidents of the
Baltimore and Ohio, Peansylvauia Central and
New York Central Roads hare appointed anoth-
purpose Of advancing the freight taritF.
, 1859-07-22
MARINE INTELLtGENCE.

TarzsDAr Evxzuo. July n.
TxATnI4-Coo xnd cloudy during the d4y, with evening
clesrbut cool. Wind very lixa. Gom the Southwest
AsssH0 ;,ex GH'stSe-At ss,s -Bsn*0. July l'-sehf'
CLrAz1n FOE CmcAao-Flnn Buffalo, July 1a-Prop.
Milwaukee,
From osweeo On thu lMh-seh.. Gent Smith.
pAa,xa TnzocaR 1az wnlAxp CAxA1-Fmn.shed 10
the Board Of Lake Underwriters The following vess<,s
passed the Port coborne Lack from O'Clock r. II. the
lsah til I o'clock r. II. en- the 18th Of July:
Bound Wes-Ju}y 18th, none; tho 18th, schooner
s % e.
propeller Young America bsx Ocean, schooner NETT, Asr-
thaut Alner.
Pok1 Ca1soszr, July Il.
The schooner. Montczuma and STIR Of Hope are In this
J.McGn11s1Ar.
Txmus srAano pEr.or1-Jnty sosh-
bssaa nR1n MtseDs s.s ss asala rs s1on
.h'ns, aIe L e s. Goldsmith, !. chaaas. e Granter: ~
FRox LAKE srrxuok.-Thes steamer Lady Eglu arrives
today from Marquette She reports the weather rty lras
act way up North md Just the place escape tho Intense
hGve been having In these paris for several
days past. 1t Marquette the found one steamer two rsc-
pees .od twenty-five sailing vessels the arge het
in Masquete te.
The Lady Esn leaves for Lake Superior tomorrow eren-
lag, the4d.
HoR1AEEa RAxsroHTAItos L1HE-Wt know OF no ch~ap-
pleas7er journey EAT is weather than by tie
Northern Transportation CompsnYs line Of psop<Ie11
Oensau.Eh and from there down the magnificent s. Law
rnoe With IT. u1es scenery, By rail- through Canada
orthe states To-Day tic propeller Buckeye ssat+, Cap,
Rassman arrived With numbss Of passengers anda cEo Of
salt esrh andie etc. and tbs propeller Wsconsn, CAPT.
Hickey, cleared With p2&ecn6csa -four, gEan hde3 etc1
, 1859-07-22
Rail1ua1g.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AM

u1 LAKE SHORE RAILROAD; sesou Arrange
G1at TS1ousa Roats t. New Ya,f BoEon. PansdesphiA
5ah.ootf w Mssa!s::on. saEaasM TeIs:sfst P@Sttsea @
Dun Hh Albany Rutland, Montreal, Toledo, Csereland.
the Ne1 England 5iatxa.
too An. Nall and Accommodation sta old MIeh&aa LInsv
daily, Sundays excepted, reaching Toledo 1t as
pm, oonn.esiog u Adftan With ttan reaching D.
ttptt Il 7l3 pm, esoasettnx with trails On Great
WeHern T. r. L1a-
SO sn- New YORK Express Gda!y except sunday> IA
Goshen Ar Linz. teaeh Toledo Il ass pa, md
Dttrof direct II It's in lime to vith sr1Ina
On Grels Western Railroad Eastvzzd, nd ri
go pm. Nav ~ I'd Boston Expre.. daily ssssrta,s
nEG N, md Detroit i..0 eoanectlnx With i:s1
nm tain ou Great WeatsEn R-R-
Ccnreesou made Clyde ant Aonroev!s for al polntA
fper.cf il southern and M1le Ohio Direct eoanet0ns
rnss It Cleveland win tfns of Ptts5uxh
aot NitItusv making quick time any otheF route.
Wt)ODKUFFS PATENT SLEEPkSu CARS ACCOM-
pauv a ft this route 70 New York and Boston,
At trains tor newly fted with Ftntlatofa
A24 ppNefs.
, 1859-07-22

ARRIVED. July Il.
None.
CLEARED.
For Ottawa Sultan: y s75 II lumber, t66 lhls salt
Fur JoIcs-renx1lin: Sh1
For Jo3et-Hutnboldt; light.
For Leckpo-D. '. Bell 16s 100 fhngles GU Ibis salt
, 1859-07-22
rx@> CITY OF BUFFALO,
zcSSHkA&Na{ 4 n pExUn f.ormsndsr

WESTERN METROPOLIS. ". +. PxAax. CofnnaaataF-
FoE2 Evening Lima between Cleveland 3nd Buffalo,.
0re Of the aoovs boa1s Will lsavs ths u c.
e1espse. II oeue. The a1vs of thu tfalas tfof
TIC South and West, making sCxR e1nee1on at bvaa
f.lo. New Yotk i L.a HallsusJ for Xiaksa FalA ko-
ehestcE Ron.s Ctlz, Albany. Coraiag, Enisa,
uweko, NeT York 3ud Hskuu-
u.e to SOAK e.aburaaety Of The shove toss b.
Ing ariy vel Known to the travelling public II In al
e3eeis ttIxtCls&A coA&optoCs and aAFk.
Thus rendering summ<! tip u Nsv York or sny potat
east uf Eu1ao. ted noat desirable Of any tha1 could b.
Planned.
T!cks BE- had It al Ticket Omces in the West and
the Coapsnys Oea under the Revere House. eoEaer a.
Ra1to.h and Dearborn st.xetA. aot It The depot.
q. Il. GRAY. GeueEl " xs3eFo Afeut,
, 1859-07-22
;,.BY.;TELEGRAPH.
1--we DaysLater.
: Dsexh Of the King Of Sweden.

~ &Nn1s1IE AesKxD on AND Hds1ut.
[E8 SUSPENDED.
, 1859-07-22

Pennsylvania Central Railroad
To Ses Yotk. Phil.de'phA Baltimore md Washington
cy anl ~ tha tntEur towns Of raaasylsaala New 1<z
t1eh,n.. j. takinx 81 Touse Vim har. the oensesos
II Il ss:,55e ssstRss ;sa.s = so additional eo
Tcal,!t.ss T. t*J. sstaes Of Cana, and vaa Darea
::JJ r. M.-Nisht E1pres< daily tsaiaFa4y. v1cspiea
saa T. banflE. Eaaio. Siaaa I'll. = New ~ lux % md
noa!on and Ill tn,eriot towns q New Eukad, RI Nsx
ssubearas Wheeling aEI interior towns of Ohio and Viz
RIvsr KaI Springfield r5baas. Dayton. aal C!anasi
FARE IS L3T Is ASi OTHER koyTE.
~. on4n r.s ~ "" 1na ~, M ots on assa
ciilea IN Tie Cnitl states.
Ia.s<asfss .I;ia1 i th:.<e ef The rost. III
snl convey basx=e ft4 Of tho Pittsburgh aud
sna Il tie p ": ean.f % i kaao'pa sa
Drt est SIDE, corner u Canal md Eaa bu.sa strrxs,
IL isitteu'az to az fot tickets BY ro.r wArz1
JOHN 3. ASDEKsoS. dsa7 sap*s.nisaisss.
FRIGHT es ~ kinds ~l = cas.4t from chiaeo sH
points Eat u Ill tne II Il low rates any oshet Ra.
To MEEcnAS1s AID SHIPPERS,
h.": tel = 1si ias Gen
!El tlFad tcinSny, tr the transportation OF Through
Il aaa 's
w nsoap.ness and dsra1ea. CONTRACTS y maas
ths fol1x.nk places:
=: $ ;;s S;;:,E S;;;s RS: VIZ: De-:
s. fs;.; NY S:; IL: Is; fsi'ii|gss, Sssiitss,
Depot Char.<s .ters, We.k sde, nekr Hus.n street
~ M.it pseiars. vi. p F. w.yrs4c.K~R.
Foffthtr Hss !h.,aii miss ss app9 t,,,
J. Hors1oa Teal SfrIsht AT. Chssako myf
, 1859-07-22

On the opernz ng natEaton this COMPANY will b, prs.
pared ttansport Property, Merchandise etc. ftoua Se
io'k H'ston Albany at Frys" any "f the s.ttn cities.
As. toaE Pnvaona fSuee. etc. f5,n any VI the Lake
fnA to Tubs Water. With great and d4poich, aud
- low sss ~ BY other responsible Tine. The G1no
nme snF tl!snuh bills Of tadlhE for al property whea d.
dfeI- This company have line Of
EIGHT SrAUSCH rROPRLLERs
70 py between Bualo anI Ehlcaso tsehtnx out4 1t
Ehe"Txan. Milwaukee, lsacne, Keno.hA and WaukeEau.
Aa..nx = chko .@ps fsea'its' aad atthoss
oa40hA foe The Ettep9u AsAEtinK and xlrpnkn al a3
@ etFusssd " thel' which will bs ujer the M eeton
st1eiF Axehf Hho will &ise his px~oa1 attention hp
1olnmsut or cDn17tt Of ckal1a nd dsuara
As our Company have a12e fn4 Of
CANAL BOATS UI TIE ERIE CANAL,
anl Il! about 70 asath III Of Steam Canal D<ssss s3Ao
warranted In representing to numerous castou-
en-, TINT they esu rey Jpon
GREATER DISPAr.;h AND At LESS RATES
lle to continue TN pAir,x q literally 5ssoxed N
Curing the past four Tea51.
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WV. IT. GILLIExxp.
CnARLEsrox. July 9th. 1880

Dear Sir: | have to-day received YOUR
polite invitation to attend the Blue Ridge
Barbecue and Mass Meeting to be held at
Tunnel Fill on the 10Th Of next month.
ragrst very much that am unable to accent
it. us [ have n strong desire to visit your
country, and could not have better uppor-
tunity than this occasion would aford'
am Of course mnch Interested in the success
of the Blue Ridge Railroad, aud would DO
glad to give any small aid that | could, to.
wards the furtheraneo Of that object. which
conceive to be of so much importance TO tl,is
State both politically and commercially. and
without the aid of which, feel aseared our
city of Charleston can never rise to the dig,
nifty of great commercial emperiani. tM
which hor situation ON the Atlantic SO well
entities her, being as she is the nearest sea,
port fer the omtlet Of lnrge portion Of tho
commerce Of the Western States. Il com,
morce now large and annually Increasing,
but OF which she is deprived for want OF
proper internal Communications, But as I
shall DC absent from the Staie on the day
proposed for the Mass Meeting, / nm COM
pelicd to decline y"ut h,ifatiop, which 9th
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@ElgO TGD POE TRY,
Communion of Kindred Souls.


Why may not spirits hold communion
With kindred spirits here below
Souls bound by no earth bonds of union,
Nor eyer hope such bonds TO know?
Why mnst We qucnch thig higher nature,
The souls divncst, noblest feature,
The loftiest giltsof our Creator
All Why must this DC so?
o, how glancc Of recognition
from earnest eyes when souls have met
Fills all our life with JOY Elysan,
a JOY we never can forget
ct NC must check the fountains gushing
Which oft from soul to soul is rushing
Nhllc its rich waters MIGHT be flushing
Ger hearts alone as yet.
All. why this ever cstless longing
TO meet soul whose every tone, ,,
The hopes and fears around il thronging,
Are but reflex of our.own?
@! it is wrong-ths ccnSclcss ycarnng,
The hidden souls volcanic burning!
May not that soul. in all its turning
lie to another known!
O God! why deep within the spirit
This subtle essence hast Thou placed,
1T none its imllncss may Inherit
II we must wander through lifc's waste,
with none to know the fount of feeling
Which seeks for aye its own revealing,
And longs. from echoes backward stealing,
One little draught to taste.
1t is NOT lisc-tlis constant aching,
The soul unanswered and unknown.
U tnthcr! when the heart is breaking,
Which feels on earth nlonc--alonc
Where can it flee? but up to heaven,
lioping, the latest earth tlroh given,
10 dwell whore ncvcrmore are rivcn
Spirits of kindred tone
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CITY Respectfully, Your oD' {. scrvt.
WADE HAMPTON.
LAxcronp. S. C.. Aug. 4th. 1859.

Gentlemen / have tho honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your kind invitation on
behalf of the citizens of Pickcns District, re-
questing my presence ut tho Blue Ridge
barbecue and Mass Meeting, to be held at,
Tunnel Hill on the 10Th inst am friend
to the Blue Ridge Railroad. | voted for the
removal of tho restrictions which cripnc the
Company, at the last session of the Lcgisla-
turo, and take pleasure in laying that ma
.iority of my constituents have endorsed my
actinn. | expect again to voto for tho Blue
Ridge, Notwithstanding the gloomy prospects
which now surround it,
| regret that circumstances over which
have no control. will prevent me from boing
present at the contemplated meeting.
With the hope that your united energies
may augur we'll for the completion of tho cn.
terprisc. have the honor to he, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt serv't.
w. L. GooDrNG.
To Messrs w s Grishnm and others of Cnn.
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CASHIER Valley, Aug. Qth. 1850.

VAsh3kK V-AtLEY, mug. Hth, Io0V.
To Mcssrs. Grisham, Hunter, st. John, pul.
liam. and Garvu
Gents: Your invitation to mo to attend
the Mass Meeting at Tunnel Hill on the 18th
inst, has just reached mo. 1t will give me
great pleasure to be present on the occasion
and hope to be able to avail myself of your
invitation. feel n warm Interest in TIE sue
cess of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and hope
that it may yet be successfully completed, and
thus yindicatc those who have advocated it.
Hoping that your celebration may prove not
only agreeable, but promote the interest of
the Blue Ridge Road ALSO am,
Very respectfully, your ob't scrv't
WADE HAMPTON