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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10


@ say age a"hefnized Hence the Indian brave
SIMILAR rraso e isonahs aI ms greatest mor'y fora
H Wen Us "ef o'her Phreho.esitai organs It'll Dor
lie who should dseov, mod. Of preventing the hair from
showing the inr"ad fine 10y turning prnaurcly
gray m'tiod by winch At could be when ng oil
OF 'ornns white, and promoting its continued and
'N"li' efo"th would be Jn'! th "t t" rank among
.necSoi "rptss Wood Hair Restorative aud sec II he
la, not ace"mi,shrd ali hi.-t apitai CITY Fact.
s,;,, .,., ,,,, ,
ntnde such an undertaking as the nanUiaurcor rar alive
& ti yn " I'n's ir' ss'.' use Ana how pam.
ana snasfhs ina, mn, m.rsr OF "dy gos forth
"'' """"'' ~ D. y III" 81 Lowell uHnu:ac
F's through all the year mss eighi h"Ae~
ne 'o,e second W mus o"d over 5000 persons swallow
.> pa every ly' or l'VNo month ia. ei'iIns, think
Ill at ,,. nav S,a,, - y, . ." ''' ot ,hc med cal
case one Of The III st ntesemce ana :" , ,i ne en- - N ,
T.. aernrnon ,n;a ais uron him te, A a. u
veal ~. woe OF III fellow nan-Poinst,la 1Gurr '' "'
l.areu ln.
.
T.. n. Hcth"r", u"sS', A"s".t 26, 1SJ3.-
M'1'r> = DAVIS y Son--prar s,rs have had &c.
r"'1h 10 Us" Your rAN hili"' very frequently dnr'ns
r. T'G.r III "urnai and have tonid ii very
cue az not ink coni v'Ht The JhhScs without In
'a" 81 collie darrlca aud cholera the Pam k. gives speed,
rt and Tor many other alm' n,s have found hsncn,iai
and the bou, If TIA people Where TO- ny - ''"'
sneor"'y y"uis NJ II. BlABY
ia" KY II l. YEN Meter writing from Biss'in Bntnah.
conceive how as,9Ic m.il,ine better m,er Their rrcu
Tar a,'ni. aud habits han does your Pam Killer We
Low u,inf freely IN our family and find excellent luaes
,""finsd WIN eah renewed trial Please send me 4uO bot
tie. ei hr' 4, 1i'a i,.,i s,.
S",a =! az ~ ~, medlE :, t 1eaiers
Sold by JOHN H. SEAl, Lynehbnrs march 52w.
e,riuv '. s.n,c., a,hn,,n;o. ~. No.. .,,
rroo safe, with Hairs Iatrnt Frrdr Joof Inci. ,n @
,, ., .,r M ,,,., H., ,y ."e"s me same
dom e5 An m, WnrIs air Nv, Ynrl isi" a. ioh
% M ' " ''' ,, NJ" onh' ieoa, ana are the
WIFE ra, '""' " WV "" "''' A''" ~ the ho''don
] f any Sa ,c >, bT -, n against Ere and
- ,nn i ~ ,pI, =, II a., ,'a, -. 49,, @ II, -. = , -
I
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Candidates for Master of Police.

Ia" ! am candidate Tor the Office Jr Mnstcr,f
Pom At ia" ensuing cr' Gents me ag.ln
hstzh dtinit. As. u. ROY ALL.
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The Admission of Oregon


The Admission of Oregon
Two of the Virginia mcmbcrs-Gov. Smith and
Gen Mill.on-voel against tins measure. The
remainder Mr. Lctcher among the rest voted for
iit-except one or two, who were absent. The
whole South Carolina Delegation, AMI the whole
Alabama Delegation. voted AGAINST II. The Mo-
bile Advertiser. in III" following article, expresses
precisely our own views in regard 10 the motives
y hrh Induced the passage If this bill:
We l"k Iion lie admission u! Oregon. under
die circumstances. ~ Violation Of the federal
cons fitu1on. rs great injustice Ia the I'D States
II to cnntetcra,y y, aud as an opening Ncdg" In
inehc- sectional a,itutien. But ia" supp sed or
r.al rNrg.neies of hat il sill called the Demo.
cratic party ,.cman#ird the w" senators and the
.Ingic member r III IL" new State. who weI" wait
IN to take their eats III tonrc,s. and -, rs IS
usual with thar iarty, the proNi- ons 1t the 9 II
situation. the welfare If the country generally,
aud the lastirc ,lne tie older States ali cody
thrust nspe tr mere party cui-. And southern
Dom r.Hts, m'n Nhp pirate lpu II ot their !'"iIy
- southern institutions stood lv and aided III the
coI~un,nlaiion uf tins wrong voted Ia add, need
lc,>v another ire state Ia H." | mon. and thus
further the political supremacy Of tie \orih-al
IN the name of the Democracy. All honor, say
We, to the mnmbrr- from S5g'h Carolina aud Ala
humn, aud the few Democrat, from the Southern
States who, with ia" gallant band "t southern
Americans, mnninly bought MI finally voted
against tins ini4ull1u, measure.
Mr. Letcher Defends the Administration.
The tIesraphic Dispatch published ye,tcr-
aay relative to Nj lctol,ef', opening speech at
oolstock in the county Of Sacnanio all reports
that ho defended t,t A administration aud opposed
alien safrago.'
J We do not well zee how Mr. Lctchcr could do
nught else than defend the Administration -
1t Is not only nn Administration which lac helped
to bring into powerful IT is an Administration
which was endorsed 10y ihevcry Convention which
nominated Mr. Let,i"r fpr the Office for which he
is now n candidate He cannot separate himself
from the Administration, II he wished. The cir
Irutnstanccs are such that the two must 60 insepa
rally together.
In this view we shall be curious to hear what
defence Mr.. Lccher will have To make for an AID
ministration which. 10y lts extravaganza, its pro-
higncv. its corruption, and the dangerous and un-
constitutional character Of many 81 Its measures.
has driven of nearly all alh"IentS, except the Of
Gce-holders. in both the North and the south
mn Administration that is daily denounced iy he
presses Of its own party, and t'at MAS deserted ly
its own friends in Congress 10 such an extent that
every Administration measure that WAS passed
had to 90 through ~ the aid of Black Republican
votes Mr. I.o,chrfe Identification with the Adj
miustra,ion, aud his defence" e II will ncccssa-
rily rrpcl from his support mnny 81 the l'em"crn-
cv OF Nirgnia--but Nr'. "a We have said before
no other course wa~ lief, lam under the circum
stonrcS
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The Public Printing Plundercrs

JouN LrrcurR To DR. Rrgr>rR.
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Candidates for Clerkship.

- 'htRkSIIir ~ rHL iir>TINGS Coz nj ,e-
'tiHt a. hnno, hfls.h anI.atc Ia H.. III t Cot
@" II n','ins. t"nit TT til ct! Of l., nrl,ars
.''',''' Nm NJ
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Candidates for City Sergeant.

H. tIIr SERGEA>T.-At the So ieita,inn az nv
'is ahhfhh'c Jay sslf caniiair for the Office ( INV
Sc i"ari AZ the ci,snns spring
I'D ddor.L- u II.NNI\ttInN
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~" VI ,sTrR ~ PalIct.-Nc ,.e authorized To
ga "}r " = III kioA Aoanl te ton Il - -, Mas
Il :. I,i
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Ire We are re luestcl 10 announce II MUS C.
ND AM a cartst"f'r The clerksl of ito Iln>tiir
Z rff f'r N" r'v Of IS ucbi,.~r ii-n z 49,,
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~ announc" myself IA ,an,idute / re.
81 'ir,n 10 in' Office OF Chy Sergeant
III I'ifi"e ioIiS patSSI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

~ am IL candidate for reelection Il, H.,
Clos Ep"f the Court oi Hastings + r his Ell, "
'"'''' JAMES BENAGIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
RRo0KLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

EKOJhL1N lOMhON AOINIll-
The Beard net Monday evening; Mr. kALB-
FLEIscH in the char.
Mqy0Js getO.-The Mayor returned, without his
approval the resolution heretofore adopted, directing
tie Controller pay the bills incurred 10 tie W later
Celebration oct of the 81 40 authorized To be b0T-
rowed by Of the Legislature 20 meet deficiencies.
TIE reason assigned il, that the Common Council was
authorized ~ borrow the amount N anticp oi the
for the ensuing year for which must be sppro-
priated, being for specific object. Tie communities
tion ordered 10 be prnted
Asslslaa. Coua1ior.A report TO authorize the
Corporation Counselor 10 procure an assistant, al an
expense not to exceed 81 600 per year was laid over
for week.
The GraHd strost RaiiroGd.-The R-lroad Commit
tee on the petition q james ". Waterbury and Dhers
Tor privilege construct snd operate railroad 10
Grand stIeet, Eastern Distinct reported n favor Of the
following solutions:
ResItee Tat 70. Crk Be directed ., soos % b.
n he Corp1.st psp--s sofc.He- st3 IL .
4 har,er = q tie sn~ra Rse A. = thi- STATE. that Is
tk e1lo1 q Ceuuc = sr.al -rnsioo y Js.
Wssrtury Nn Marshall ard JDhu r. Thursoy aud hose
$40 nav - with them ,Iaef, Ogrrz,s ami
air af = IL prop.ht By horse r. the
III Of rass-Dxrs Grand stIe@t IN th- Eaten Dc r.
H. rsy b. ccErzrd b. he bootyu CITY
r. irrsS CsupsDy su6jt n1une and ooi-
.sle = h1uesa delivered to- sad Clerk before tic
- day Il &c nezt- n,
Prr,< That IT, Whole Be referred bss 70 he Rail
ros Co1uee ,o th- r-,cs u s.c prDp1s and hnii
r>rr- the eotdtns au1 res ctIec and a. other
sob ,rts CONNECTED tssrrw!6
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CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the sp-
pca,ion Of the Mayor Alderman and comInonay Of ne
CITY Of E.wYors by the Board II Commissioners Of ne Zen
yr.Pnt relative 70 The acquisition Of lands FOL Puonc P "a
place between and h and the 5h and stn sye
nue. Of New YorkThe hayoI Aiensn aha Con'
onsy The City Of New York by the Board OF
sr a tie Contra Pafk pursuant 10 The statute snu-e Az
A., 70 the Map Of The City Of Nevfors oy synt Oh,
thereon Place ard authorize The tssaf OF the ine
passed April ls-theehhs b-ins pf-sent-h-r-py eve 10
ice 10 the lssees parties and Person n
led unto or the lads t-n-fnrn hefrd Ae
premises hereinafter mentioned and desnb-d hs theJ WI
DIV 70 The SUPREME Of the State Of New York sPsoS
m Of Court b. held a. the City HAL Il the oly Of Ne~
Tot Wednesday the 9Th day Of July 1889 the opns %
ID, Cour, or DAY thereafter 50 ah %
beard Tor sppoiEtment Of three OF APPi
ovne parties and p@rsons aforesaid Jns snd
lie The .ouihery nc OF so -
IIets ARD 0-h and 5ch and sth avenues 10 AAn
ana which ID. said Board u Commissioner OF ne o-ht
ts-n sdvab. be acquired for me prPo.e of
Central P-rt In the City Of New ioTt which sald Ad S
.- an. aid cat on the map plan o. ssd city unaef sha "
vrrur OF a a.; entitled An Ac relative 20 nnpo's 49,
,hn. de- .yins cut Of and roats In the w, Of
YIN spd Cor other passed April lSn-Datea nay
v Is4s RICHARD BUSTED, CoGns- 70 tee Cofpo,s-os
uys7tiyc snd !" sara S~u y 'oND
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Of Appeals oss repeatedly affirmed this in welkoo"n
parallel eaes Decisions 60 20 show that asseseors OF
a,e- are officers under lie s,stae and the county or
canxaon and cannot in the discharge Of their iahc-
toes be- res ardea IN law the officers ut corpora
ton; tina. the power 10 levy taxes has asays oeen
vested in the Supervisors If this county and tha' this
power implies the right ard authority TO asses %
spporiion them as identical and inseparable; that
the corporation and the county have sepaTSe ana
Independent Jurisdictions which cannot DC CON-
founded with each other in their original powers;
that the Assessors appointed by the Controiier
resi- for their authority entirely On spccfai
avs ana ina; if their powers should BE- declared VOID
under the Constitution, they would have co jur~iic-
:OB 10 assss for taxes when must De EoaR that No
warrant of this Board 20 adopt effective precauiion
ar l.gal remedy for this possible result. The Com
mtiee think that the taxpayers whomSy feel sgricved
have il in their power and night Ia raise The question
before the Court, in their own name. single de-
csion declaring The Board OF Assessors without jnrs
dicton says he repor;l must invalida'e the whole
body Of Dt-ros Where there Is single tax
payer whose Individual payments aanaally Ia the
Receiver reach above 81, Geo, i can hardly b. ex-
pec,ed says the rep ~ tha, sufficient temptation aud
means are 81 hand 10 test the issue.
After disposing Of some routine business, the Board
adjourned 10 TUESDAY.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The President Mr.. PURDf, ~ the CHAIR.
Ire Police F0rce-APpltcGts0nJ 2r a. tecreqse.-An
sppHcsirr wa. received from the Police Commission
efs asking for an increase Of the patrol fOrce 10 ~
mer.
NJ. TWEED presented the following:
IlAt the application Of the Police COMMISSIONER
o- the rcrea.e Of the force to $50 ps;rolmen b. al
owei provided the Board sPPoin; mrn OF the Oh
force without requiring them 70 reiingui.e thelr
claims for services policemen. Al OF winch vas
referred 70 tie Committee upon CTmlnA4 C01t@ al
Police.
Iss Tar C0rlu1issi0rers SpD0iE'a>Ht-lh ne Coul-
nltiee OF County Offices, 70 whom Was f.irris,i tnS
resolution e inquiry in regard 20 he reliability u W
Board in the msiter II ts-s- AID asss.inent' eous
fron tba re,rIv apnoiutet Board q Tax Commission
ers -epoTte ID they toubed tie Legality Of tner p
ponirneLt b. the Controller and = employ counsel %
examine INTO q re subject Ordered printed
Tie Committee il summing up h0id iAai uhcS' .le
Constitution, the power 70 create A,srss"rs II tAe
counties II is STATE y reserved 10 the eee'ers Nv
the recognized county auhores, and that the C9.S'
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Arsp 1lork Daily Gribm,1e
YECUTION OF DR.. KING FOX THE
MURDER OF HIS WIFE.
,ouaesce Of TIE Hamilton &c. W, Spectator.

Corr.,poulence q Tie Hamilton &C. w Spectator
CoBoURG. June g 1853.
DR.. King i, the seventh man at whose execution
bsvs hen u-eseut in Canada within about year snf
H. terrible sentence has been carried out in no Que
case with such soemniiy 81 il has to-day. AZ rule
executions are very much alike but this OF DR. hing
was IN exception. There was an Immense crowd gain
cred together 70 zee Il. numbering IN az perhaps h'e
Thousand souls But If these very few we're women
c.rtaiu " not more than a couple Of hundred Even
,bese Nere mostly without their children. Ihey COL
l.cted al an early hour, half OF them were on the
grouud by o'clock. They waited With the greatest
pstiepce: they were quiet and orderly. ferhaps' nov"
ever the cause Of this unusual behavior - 20 De soet
for not in q superior intelligence a me peope "
Cohoury ana rs vicinity much A. in the tact tnsi
1--WE hundred thousand pecpe had been pfesent' 1Dsy
roni have seen the dreadful proceeding. EASILY ior
the Court House = on beautiful -iophs Ai an1 '0
y,uo,s. Wa y front II ia ye-iiore.
~ K;-e- +. viii h. remembered. was brought up n
the r,gbbor5ood Of Brighton. The shern, who hai %
S;-sr. ia execution had known hin from boy a, Al
49, "a. Rev Mr. BeesfoTd, who attended MN = =
iast moments. His he had been eheekered one;
IVbaD = vouth he VS.. fond OF reading tneo.oslcs4
- srf nj ,ismesuor WAS - serious thai Y VS. M
s-ined bv mary that be ~onld 90 into the eouIcu
Tben he married Miss Lawson Of Brighton hnl Nen.
"a Inc Normal ) heol. Toronto. N-1t Ne oecau
teacher Al the Central school Hamilton. firaLy' nc
.ttf,l homeopathy az Philadelphia and seized a""H
IA practice a. Brighton - -.
How he became scquE r'et VIII Mss Anlei -.
ned not be tod over again. He seems TO ave
tboueht bis wife beneath hm N stais0n sue eeiA.-!
xss Inferior 70 him in educa;iou and OF laie !eoi
NIL he was educating himself more ara NOR, me
seems 10 have become more and M0is us'Ss'- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

The CAPITOL DoHE.--Soms ore hundred and my
tons Il ronwt Tk i0r the interior Of the dome ha jet
been received from New-York and The WORK ms this
received q rev impetus. This Ioa u now 10 process
ef being nut IN place 10 which consserabl. nun
Der Of wsrkmen are engaged, giving bn-y appear-
suce 20 a uert Il the Cspiol which has had 10 rest
Considerable time FIR the necessary cuttings. We
learn that BY December next the whole II the frst
section or tet part Of the dome DOW 20 hsai viii b
comuet.d % ~ 10 allow the pet OF "pllaStsr' sec-
Ii. 10 BE- commenced. There has been no delsy On
The work from The beginning and tie apparent top
page on the dome apparent only, the founders It
S.w.Yak TO the pumber of about two agadreI.
having been continually employed thereon.
IWs.hlaston States, ans 10
a FRoG ~ THE STogacH THRYE YgaRs.-A son
Of Mr.. Charles Dayip residing In GOuld's Cont,
esdIg finn Montgomery, near Light street, has
caused tic isnAy great for yesrs past
IN oorsequ' a bs being subject NJ tines for hours
together, 70 spasrs ard terrible lts. Physicians were
contnlted tut al TIER investigations lae % reveal
the csuses thai produced the aady. Yesterday astsf.
noon. sboEt o'clock when entering the h0nse she -
VA. se!zed With The syu p,ous oftis rnaaty aDd N
fl a reiohirg, threw Dp upon the Nor Nv: hcSs
about two inches ia le6gtb. The frog hopPsf gaaiy
about the floor Until secured By the family tossane
relief was experienced by the lad. HIS name is Wm-
Davis ard te is about ten years u age. lie has 40
recos.ion II tie tine the frog taken Into hIsi
stomach tu, his father thinks IL was swallowed uth
his drink about three years ago, when he vas FRS
afflicted with fis. lbaSlnofe hpss
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,hal were added 10 the hst and Amended he reso-
lu,iors were adopted.
FgafEHsA srsnss Resral.sg-Bsrnsrd ON.i, SEQ:
N. Mead ard q. w. Rely. Assessors, were de-iSAA.ed
20 estimate the value OF property within the essts
Of assessn, NJ la cot for the regrsiirg ara epsvhS
If Fls,bush avenue from Eighth To Eleventh avenues.
TIE 0pesing = Thiri AID Fbs,fk s,yofs.-A resoia-
ticn adopted, fsre the limit district 81 stsess
usnt for csupstrg TIE opening II Third and Foarih
streets in the Eastern District.
yhsiioss Clsfks.-A resolution vas aioptei dre,''-
ing the Controller "a pay salaries to Jnsce,' Clerks
mil after their months returns made sal tho
rorey paid into the City Treasury.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board held a meeting 10 the Common Pleas
Court room. Present-C0mmi-soners Hrkrtt Kerr
ano Holmes.
Licenses were granted TO the following persons,
upon payment Of gu by each:
W and A. Marsh Co. .,ofefe-p-rs No lS5 Wes. street.,
Henry {. Fling mae. Per, NJ. , Moray afvs-
John c. " ashburn, No. lco Essey street
Benjamin K shaITe.is laHA.eYer Nos "A, - and q Dvy
Csri Mosslsy fnnisep-r Nos O. 10 and IS Fa avenue
lrsA Libb, Enseep-r, So.. 81 % aud % Warren sset
The Board adjourned to Wednesday at O'Clock
%.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-SYLVES

~ TER GEsNER sst. JOSEPH p. JOSES-slmmons for
money demand, contract, tCom not served he aOo'c
hereby summoned and required N assver
the complains, this sction which nsd IN the once OF s
Clsk the County of Retani ST Cars'own IN ah ,osh
On N, al d.y Of June Iss and copy Of
70 the said complaint tho subscriber, a. bis ofcs in rer
hi. summons on YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service d
II fail the said complaint within the nss Hos
sd the this action viii take judgment against yon io
III. sum seventy dollars With interest from the s Gay o'
.ptemb thousand eight hundred and my nns osSa
the costs Of this sction-Ds'rd June 4th lf5e
ANDREW FALLON, Plaintiffs A"sny,
si.xsxW Pernont, ~ Y.
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legal Notices.
TESS OF.

hudson COUNTY, SURROGATES's OF
FICE-LOUIsE V. AVERY Admins rstriN, with the
will annexed 81 Franklin Avery drcessed-snIIssies order
10 limit creditors DATED the 18Th day of June, d. lsb
On appa;iun the aboveuaed Administrative u Is ordered
hs Administrative give bic notice 10 the credit Of me
,,tA. bring In th. debts demands OF
lain. ,rain the same OATH within nine months from
this date stng copy Of this order within twenty days
hereafter IN q the public places in the County OF nd
son and also within the said twenty days ~ al
yerri,ps the The Daily Courier and Advertiser 81 r''
Civ n j. and The Nrw-YoTk Daily Tribune Of The City o.
New Yok fr the space Of time and II any Creditor shan
NEGLECT exhibit bic her debt demand or claim within ne
such creditor shall b. declared 4 Ia. her acton therefor
against the said Adulini.,Tatrix. BY order,
T. w KiSGSLAND, Sdu,sst
NB-Clans 20 be pres,nted 10 Mr. Avery No 81 warren
Jer-y City, George Chapman, NOS - and 81
place, N Y. Jelo la".A"
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CTEAM 70 IRELAND DIRECT, fsY S0.-TAe
y Liverpool Sev-f cs I'D Pklk5eiphs 8esusst, o.
Sylendsc and powerful rsarnsntps t<nded sail:
FROM B. tss ara Cors-
CITY OF MANCHEsTER ia. AID ID Of Jsps4
Srn Gsx yors = Co-, ND Lrysry<,l-
CIT OF MANCHESTER. ssh Of J1nA
kATEs OF PASSAGE.
Ssstz fND Nestort 70 Cort AID LssTsooi......es5
ete-rIsr tfoln SsS fosk :. Cork AZ Ly-Ytsl....
tnoln1ls unlimited allowance q r-c.ssu,
>ttch Vii 10 servec ~ ire Corpaay's rs~Ards
Yss.enr-fs y Wis hue ayc be iss and f-s- 5oteroa
asnns HAntsg az g. go,ss The si1sos
1-t
Par ces,. p..sss-, spply,s
IoHf MIKE NJ is v,csssiIs. selnss
C. ". D. SEYMOUR Co, Cora
IA rhses pns AID Eew ioli Company cfoes n.
- ".r1o:st, Fsi'S.lpts sne No IS bsd~sy Ss-f FORA
- - JOHN q. DALE, As.nt-
~ IMAM AssSs, No q and s. fo~-r aaisinss U.ss
,uoi
fur,ss .snn, VII .Vy-.T In tz,ore .dv.rtisem.na
LNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. NAIL
Il LiNF.-Jbs fsvorte s.ssnsAip ALABAMA Cap. Geo
sch.nef VII rave on WEDNEDSsY June Is at o'elocf
BON Pier No " n. Through iekot> Mont ery
tcnub1s A:isn.a, ataDy Macon Bills q Lsdsg sxned
oly o. board. For t.e.gh- o: psa<-se. Hppiy n
SAMUEL MITCHELL Il SON No - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

AJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY April lSs, and until further .oto.
Passenger Trains vii leave Pisr foot OF ouAsest foo"A
-k.:
DuEKIRK EXPRESS At So No., 6r Durhhk snl susASs
md principal Intermediate Stations 49,.
NAIL TRAIN IN. tor DunhIh and Buffalo, and intsf
mediate Stations
-n at VII. Pi.rnou and intermediate sstions
WAY PASSENGER At p. M, for NewbuIshi hiddsovA
ND intermediate Stations
NIGHT CYPRESS al S .. m, for Dunkrh And Rufass-
Ys~ above usins run daily, Sundays excepted
Yhess Express Trains connect a. Elnin win me Lnr
.n.nds,g,h and Niagara rAls Railroad Nnsaa fsls -
With the Syracuse and Bnshamptor Railroad r
syT,cu,, ct Conins with The Buffalo Comma and Nev,
lsirosd Tor Rochester and Buffalo Great BEND With The
nalsv,re Western Railroad Tor Scranton ~
Hom.l.syie with Buffalo and New-forh City knro.<
and Buffalo aud Dunhirk with The Lake Shore kAr>a Sf
cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit; ChcAso he .
CHARLES MORAN, President