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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

Aps By boat osStre Steer. No z .a,. ss
A<rb bearing w. ~. W. 10 H''~ ~'-'-S'' - ~
PhisdelpSls fof hsh'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

NORTHERN RAILROAD Of N. J.-Leaves
~ foot Of Courand, st. Jersey City Ferry dAiy Sunday:
eycepted and for PisrmoRt and Suferp; $3.50 and
e8O m for Permont Leave Suf-tu AZ 80 and 6;tOP
and Pierrout 6:so and 7.35 and 20 and - n stages
Nyak, New City and Hsvsrs.rBW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

NENTRAL1 RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEI-
~ Connecting . New Hampton with the Delaware, Lesks
v.nns and Western Railroad and Easton with the Lehs
Valley Railroad =. 49,,
WiNTER ARRAN6EMENr-Commenoin Dec - ts9-
Leave New orb Tor and places rom toe
Of CourtlsndstI at II and t:lO p m Ter ponc
yfIe by the above trains, and 1T $3.50 p. M - =.
FyoI Pie, No North River at l1:so and .,
o. m for Easton and intermediate stations for somervue ~
be above trains and 1t $3.50 p. m. :. -.
The ~ M train from foot Of CourtlAndts and tie s N
ton Pier r. make close connection Esston Win sns
ehyh Valley Railroad and thence via East MAO
road 10 Res3 without change Of and connects a. ksa
ina direct for Pottsvile and Harrisburg
Delaware, Lsckswenns, and Western ks
road will leave NewYork at from foot Courtlsndt Sc
1880 from Pier NJ r. only for LehiEh valley e.iIosd 'Ae
M horo foot Of Courtlandt-st and AZ 71 nd sd N
nm Piar N r only JOHN o. eTERNS supeftntsn deni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
Wrean Cleaners, or.


WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL calling ct
QUEENSTOWN, Ireland TO land and embark passengers and
dspaaches-csrrying the United States mall.
{he Liverpool New YORK. and Philadelphia Steamship Oon
psnys splendid Cydebst ironscrev sseanshp ere n'snosa
TEox H1w-IoHK BOR LIyEzpooL
NIGo.. 3 Tyb nDAY' Apn
CITY OF bALTlsoAE..... sATHRDAY MAY
throughout the from pier No ~ NJ L.
PAysAak
CabinKo Queenstown or LverPoo
Btserafe-To Queenstown Liverpool.
eteerage-To London.
Bseersse okets available for s1 months hom Liver
P.s5::r c@.d:d to Hsv. P. Hamburg Brsmsn and
Antwerp, OF through rates . -
Ce6cses Passage Issued nom Liverpool to New York
Cehcses Of Passage bsued from Qaeenstowsto
Thee superior accommodations for Passengers
constructed with vsertsh Compassionate and osrry on
IOr gTeiSht Ps.... sppy the ofce q the Company
In Liverpool 70 YIN. INHAN Tower Buldfnsl
In Glasgow, 10 VIM IMAM, Ne. 10 Dtxon-st
IT 8. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNIA.-By
SHIP COMPANY from Hew-York to Aspinwall -
By RGiosd Of the Panama Rsiosd Company from np'n~A
And bv steamship. o, the Pacific Maj Steamship Company from
Panama O Gan Francisco.
From the foot Of WArrensL
AT II O'CLOCK. NOON PRECISELY
The steamship ARIEL, with freight and seeraee pssseneep
only win leave New YORK on MONDAY, April 30.
The NORTHERN LIGHT With cabin and steersse passenger
~ ssusl May 5h. And the NORTH STAR, May D.
Uncuxent money not received. , ~ .,o.
cabin PASSAGE 500; cabin $3.50 Neerfge, Ti
Fer farther lnformstios apply a. the only Office.
No. III Wesstt. foot Of WGren-st
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent.
BAH persons forbid trusting one on scoOunt Of
AZ. -. kfuan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

PIIoTsoAT GKoEes stEsks IspS n ssbr ,unl .eoos
mile fiom the beach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

HEAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT at FORT
Nj 1 sS,,,,3 lon RLEE CKER, SON 4 Co.. win
SIT =, IIIcTI0N on SATURDAY, April rs At IL o'clock.
- the sssehsn TCF end nine acres situsted
Of nile his side Of Fort Hamilton consissng
estp cor "a; Cottage, and outbuidngs
~ IN bsh state Of cnvstion every variety OF
~. "a o,ranentsl frees The whole commanding view
nSa ot he eouNled elsewhere and m1st be 20 be
$1,000 forming country residence Of the choicest char
- ferns liberal Lthographie views, &c, at No. Pine
s.'e' 1888
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
n CATION CoMPANY's NETWORK AND GALWAY
IINF The NEXT departure viii be the splendid
I'd powerful Tteamshp PRINCE ALERT, Capt Nicholas
Prowse which W.. leave THURSDAY April D. 1850 touch
ina At st. Johns N T., 10 receive the royal msts
PRicKs or PAssAeE-First class 80 and SIS third 600 In
oludin, nee many Of the principal cities on the .n
railway routes Britain and Iresnd Third eASs mus
provide pAse kn fOk &C., and bedding Passengers 70 s
70 bring persons out Galway for ca So from Dublin
om Cork sss, rom Belfast, Ss7; from Lon sondery eT
tYom Waterford RgT; hem Limerick SIS from London 3d.
ron Liverpool, go; and from GAssow, e4e.
." "'e- " fT' ALEX HOLLAND L Co,
Lfeuts fer the line, No. g. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

IMPORTANT NOTICE to CALIFORNIA
Il PASsEhGERs-The undersigned having been appointed
COMMISSIONER for the PROTECTION Of PAsSENUEh S
from the Atlantic States California by the Governor OF Cs
orn in pursuance passed by the Legislature OF that
State notifies paeI who about 70 take In the
uT Steamer that BY calling his oe before purchasing then
tickets they win be secured from ALL IMPOSITION and EA
TORTlON Al be 10 required by his best endesyors 70
p,oeot All parties nom BOG0s TICKET SELLERS SPEC
GLAToRs &c He also prepared to furnish them With al
&c &c C. DICKINSON Commissioner for the Protection Of
Fmierents to California No. ia Wsrren-st-
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TOR SAVANNAH
AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The hrs-csss aide wheel steamship
AUGUSTA, - . 49, .
Cent NJ s woodruff will leave SATURDAY, April ~ ~
M M from Pier No. T. North River. Through tickets Ca
he had for the following prices; EevOresns 55s 79 30
btls Sa5. MoptRomsry SIS; Columbus k2l Albany baS
Atlsps &2l ChattSnooFs &26; ksshye, sE Di hn2AVle
e25 so; MeInphis Gs Isl AusuSa eli sOi Mscon ~ 81
vspbab alt FOR freight passage sppy 20 no 10 bt9sa
way. eAmO IL u - NiI--D : -
TIME NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM.
il Snip NEW-YOBK, II. }. Won ssnten Commanded oG
VIM the United States Mall win positively sail on
SATURDAY, May u, at IL O'Clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking passeugersioI - ..,,,,,,, .
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON, AND bkEhSH
At THE following rates;
Yirs Cabin 500; Second .sbn, S60i stesTASe, sS'.
f0' 6ELPCKE, KEUTGEE REiCEELT
No "a Broadway.
TOR SAVANNAH and CITIES SOUTH.--Ihe
il pew az hrst-clsis steamship MOUNT VERNON TspS Il
B IsvRed VII leave Pier No y n. for SAY ANAL on
SATURDAY, AyT %, at p ~ ticket soio - iollo..n
oso.s Ne,1!Oie e39 IS; Mobile, s55 houtIonery
e25; Memphis ssI ID Nashville, s27 7s knozvl 90 Si
Cbsspooes saS Albany, go Atlanta 81; COLUMBUS Ell
Macon e20 Augusta all 90 Freight 10 cents per loot APP
aiS Ia " b. CKONWEi l. a Co., No. e6 Westst
~ MONT OMERY succeeds on THURSDAY MAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

YTNHR BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PRoB EKw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. "
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL. -.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. W
The chips nom Newly ork call At Cork Hsrbor
shps from Boston cal IT Halifax and Cort hHoof.
PERSIA Csnt JuSIns CANADA, Capt. Lng,
APIRIk Can't J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt hillaI.
ARIA, Capt. E. @. Lott, NIAGAhA, capt ApaeIsoA
AFRICA, Capt shannon EUHOfA CeP- ). hoisch'
SCOTIA (now ouilding).
These vessels carry clssr white Light NJ uathoao green -
s.arboArd bow; red on port bow ,y,, "A
CANADA, Lang leave ooston " eanesohy sPH =,
IEARTA Stone .lesye N. York.. "Wednesday, April u
"a Nh, issve wednesday, April Is
DEpS1t 5kiHs ssvs n YorL "Wednesday, Apdl -
.UTPfc fsng leave Boston. -. ednesdsy, May
AFRICA Shannon leave N YORK;. w eenesesy
EUROPA Leitch.. leave Boston w eaheessy ssJ
ASIA, Lott leave N 1sff'ss'" ShAs
Berths not secured I'LL paid for. -, . -,
Of these ships wiz not De Io
Silver BuisE Specie, Jewelry Precious conet OF
las bills Of hdns signed therefor and the Vaae neS0
thayep e.preFsed Tor lreisht OF passage apply 10
@0''~ oNr' n CINARD, No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
A. J. BLxs0xra, AsetioReeh :,
TARGF AUCTION SALE of HARDWARE and

M ARfE AUCTION SALE OF HAkDWAhb On"
H pOUsE FURNISHING GOODS "a obese ss9s eS.v :,
A. j. BLEECKER son 4 Co viii sell on sAIusUAt'~
o'clock No 81 ethsv bsswesn Sis sns S5e g1IR
Tia ENTIRE STOCK o. HARpWARE end hOosLI =,
ElsRlN0 GOODS oopsned In the above store h ~
aBe Table Cutlery Tee Trays silver plated spS2' R,s,he.
tsTs ard Cske saskeis Hollow and Wooden Wa .n;a
BreeBs PIl', hasss and every dssor pt0n Of s''"'
ETIIT CHANCE for HoUsEKgEPEss to snppS
fAennaslr.a artielea q ea1 then nel wv Nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

CTEAM-NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, and
- HANRE
The VANDERBILT European Line United statss Mall sseAn
ships cal between NevYo Southampton tno hsvre;
mon NBw-NoRB Ioh s0UfBs knTUkSts, rhok
1EproE and HAyKK. BAyKs & soUTHAsP.
vAHDFRRIIS IefevTe Sat- dsy May "wednesday, May "a
ITI.ISo q Grfen . Saturday Msy 10 "Wednesday June G.
VLEnSEHfI n -. ssturdsy June Is Wednesday, July
ITTiS11i :. ssturSsy, June o. Wednesday, July II.
V1NIFKBIt ... Saturday July rs Wednesday, Aug. IS
Saturday Aug. III Wednesday Aug b.
Thee ships nave wHteT-tght compartment
Price Of passage either way the ssoe -.
First Cabin 10 and 100 Becond Cabin, - and seo
Cetihostes Of Passage Issued from Europe 70 America
Specie delivered IN Lendon and Pars -.
ID. TORRANCE Agent No Bowling rreen REV. fofh
An. CHRYsTIE, Agent, No. q Rue Hcbelieui PAns.
OAKEORIL A &C ATentl. 81 Grace (hUohftt Ionden-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

Admiuialration will without doubt ackuowl
edge his services 10 the organization Of the
new administration, 20 that no wrong will bo
done 70 him 10 that respect Il Mr.. II. Is not
displaced TO make room for him. II cnD de.
tract nothing from the reputation Of Nj. Cid
dings u be is not returned 70 Congress, for he
has already served 10 that body, with great
credit to himself for the vert unusual term Of
twenty years but Il will greatly dettsct from
that Of Mr.. Hatehins II be fails to fecette from
his constituents the usual endorsement OF o
nomination for second term.
What we have said Is from no desire TO take
from the well earned reputation Of Mr. Gid.
dings one laurel leaf far from Il we are as
proud or that reputation ns the editor Of the
Sentinel can be we only ask that simple JUS
tce be done to Mr.. Hutchns.
AS we said before, we think discussions rela.
tive to the claims OF candidates 10 tho republi.
can ranks, is not the province Of Republican
papers, and we sincerely hope we shall have nc
further occasion to refer to it but as we have
published the article OF the Sentinel, we hope
il will also publish ours, and SO let the mattel
rest, when both sides are before The people.
W1rreH Chronicle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28
Ths Census.

II is said that the returns already received at
Wushisgtcn nom Illinois, clearly indicate the
population Of that State to be- 100000. a.
gainss $4,000 in 1850. And tais is only a
part Of tho astonishing growth Of the Great
West Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska
will show still greater relative increase. Mis-
sozri will also exhibit considerable growth
in wealth and population. In the meantime
the east remains stationary. Even Ohio now
no beager part Of the west, II is said will show
q slighs decrease since the census of 1850. The
rural population Of New York is smaller than
tsn ye0ss ago, and only the immense growth oi
her metropolis can maintain her popaaatioA al
its old standard.
The star Of empire passes westward. A new
apportionment Of the Congressional representa-
tiOn will probably diminish the humber Of mem
bers from New York. certainly that Of tbe New
England delegation. The south will gam no
thing in the House. Whatever her increase o.
population may be. It will be lost in and over
whelmed by the multitndes who have colonized
the prairiss OF the northwest. There, here.
sitter, wDst be the centre OF power thence
mast issue the mandates which will govern the
policy Of the Union.
The people of the Great West perceive. al
most tnstinctively, that the oppression OF o
part cannot cOnduee TO the happiness of the
whole ; that general diffusion Of wealth, an
equality in social conditions, a respect for the
hand as well as the brain that tolls, are part Of
the psrsuit Of happiness and tend to national
greatness and 70 individual welfare.
In tbs West more strikingly that at the East
tie normal condition Of freedom has been pre-
served, and the end must be the advancement
Of liberal government, And an increased inAu
snee to the spirit Of freedom in our natiOna
politics.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

TnE PolIuoAL PRkw on ONO. Tho
State Journal has taken the pains TO CLASSIFY
and publish foil list Of all the political ta.
pers ia the eightJ.sIght counties OF Ohio.
There are ale papers in the list, Of which
10s are for Lincoln, so for Douglas, s for
Breckenridge, and for Bell. There are
eighteen counties In which no democ ratio
organ Of either wing is published, and
twenty.three counties in which no Douglas
organ is published. The Journal says
twenty-five Of these papers are printed in
the German language, Of which 8 are for
Lincoln, the rest for Douglas. Eighteen Of
the papers on the list are printed daily, Of
which ten are for Lincoln, six for Douglas
one for Breckenridge, and one for Bell and
Everett.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28
esn fnnnrpnxrsAL ntrcroha ron rHE nrATH AT LARan,
FREDERICK HASSAURECK,
JOSEPH NJ. ROOT.


The Republicans cf the goth Congressional District com
Pessd of the Counties OF hshOning Tmbu and Ashtabu
atsqueaed 70 meet BY Deegaes in Contention at John
rou Centre N TruHbul CoOnty, at II o'clock A. NJ OF
Thursday, the sixteenth day Of August lseO to nominate
Candidate for Representative in Congress- and CANDIDATE
~ PresdsntiN Eectos for this District The bas Of repre-
ssusatOn aseauPsA f the Convention, Dsegsss 'c
saeh leo votes cast for Gov. Dennison in October last
Signed By the several County Committees.
The Republicans OF Ashtabua County requested to meet
In Convention BY Delegates in the Court Oufe at 10 oeh
An Wednesday the 18th day Of August $780, to noni-
nate candidates for the following County ocers Auditor
cst Of the Court Probate Judge County Surveyor Coroner
County Commissioner, and IB6rrnasy Director.
Thu Republican Of Ashaba county arc accordingly
requested 70 meet at the usual place Of holding elections in
their respective townships Saturday the 1th day Of Au
Gos 1890 and elect Advisory Member Of the Central Com
iss r each township and Delegasa to the Congressional
and County Conventions, ~ followa;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

TgE GAH4f EAsTERS.--Ths visit OF the
Great Eastern draws TO close. The Direct.
ors announce that she will be closed to the pub
nc after the 18th inst.-and that she will depart
for Eogland on the 18th Of August Oh
Monday July Seth, the great ship will make ar
excursion to Cape Nay, with one hundred o.
DodwOrths musicians, and few thousand ten
dollar passengers land them at the Cape, take
q new crowd Of Philadeiphisns onboard, steam
down to Hatteras and back, exchange passsn'
gers once more, and return to New York on
Wednesday. After that date she viii be nD-
chOred 10 the stream. and no more visitors will
be received on board I'll she sails for England
On her way home she will touch at Halifax, to
land passengers who may desire 10 take trip
10 her to see the ceremonies attendant upon the
reception Of the heir to the British throne.
She viii. undoubtedly, take out large number
Of passengers on her voyage to Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

SuSEnRIAsoF on THE CHRISTIANS OF LEBAsoS
"A letter In the Boston Traveller, dated
June 2Ist, sanounees that Zach, the last
stronghold Of the christinns at Lebanon
had been captured aud burned and that
the Christians we're aying ID sll drsesioEs.
II was rumored that Sidon had, also been
dsasFoJsd. and $500 Christians maasnnsd.
1hs defense Of Zach was heroic.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

The BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE Ion the
tenth of next September, the ami, ersary of
the battle of Lake Erie, the citizens Of
Cleveland, will place in position and inagu-
rate statue Of Commodore Oliver Hazard
Perry, in honor Of the victory of the Ameri-
can over the English feet on that day.
The Hon. George Bancroft, the American
historian, will deliver an GRAFTON on the Oc-
casion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

DESTRUCTION IN SYRIA The destruction
Of large number of Greek Christians in
Syria by their semi-barbafous neighbors.
the DruseS, is q very shocking event. There
seems to have been some provocaton on
the part Of the Christians, sufficient TO
arouse the traditional animosity between
the parties, and the Mohammedan officials
aiding and nbottng the Druses, the Chris.
tinns have fallen an easy prey to their enc
miles, The reports may be exaggerated,
but evidently some thousands have been
miserablY slaughtered. The houses Of the
American missionaries have been the safest
places Of refuge for the poor hunted peo.
pie, and the Americans have generally been
respected There is considerable foreign
feet at Beirut, but it can only protect the
people Of that city, while in the interior
The Turkish officials are unable, or unwilI-
ing to afford succor to the Christians 1t
is intimated, and perhaps with reason, that
these outrages have been instigated by
Russian intrigue, in order to make out a
case for intervention to protect the Greek
Christians in Turkey. France and England
cannot resist the force of the argument un-
less they can compel the Turkish govern.
ment TO secure the rights of all its citizens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

- BUTFALO CoNxERcItB ABTERTIsEE.-This
ED and influential paper is now doing good ser
vice IN the Republican cause, and We are glad
70 notice she evidences OF prosperity presented
By lie neat and elegant typographical appear
sncs. Il has just dOnnsd new suit Of type,
fez he iOOndry Of Nathan LymAa o. Buffalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

AUTHENTIC AHEeDorE. one occasion
Mr.. Lincoln was splitting rail in the par
lOr Of Judge Douglas residence, when the
latter Joined him, and thinking to make a
good joke about our beFo'S extreme leanness,
remarked
why, Abe, you are a rail, yourself"
Mr.. Lincoln looked up from bis work
with that sublime glare which has often
petriiied a world, aud graVely responded
"You, sir, are the reverse Of a rail"
Douglas inmediately grasped his hat and
carpet bag, went to Washington, and asked
the President to explain what Lincoln meant
BY that
why" replied the President, 'tbe re,
verse Of rail is rail spelt backwards"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

AnsBsTAH Wnu---This moaster hole Had
reached She depth sf 2.5l7 feet At noon on the
l7Ih. The men engaged work day and night,
twenty.four houn constituting their working
hoors 10 each day. The rock through which
they are boring is white sandstone, which they
struck - The depth OF 1883 feet The work
men express strong hopes Of reaching supply
q water when they get through this rock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

20 The population OF PaiaesUiEls village is
z'6z4. aud the township l,Tl2. The gain in the
two since the last census, 1908.
10 HaiosgAby, there were 10 1850 in the
vhols townsbip z,O8l. Now there are I.Tl5
10 the township propeF, and in ths village 675.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28
HON. JOHN HUTcHlNs

Will address the people Of Ashtabu!a cour
at the following places, viz
ColebrooR. Monday Evening July 30th.
New Lyme, "Wednesday Eve. Aug. lst.
Windsor, Thursday Eve. Aug. I'd.
Hartsgrove, Friday Eve. Aug. Sd.
Morgan, Saturday Eve. Aug. 4th.
ssntinsl and Reporter please copy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

Hos. LEW CAMPBELL has announced his OPP
position to the Bepsbican party, aud declares
that he spits:upon its platform. Now, we have
no particular objection to Lewis splitting upon
our platform. so far as the matter Of hrs sover-
eign contempt is concerned, but the whisky
taint that might thus be impaired to it, might
have the effect to mislead some of bis political
cOadjutOrs. and raise expectations which total
abstinence would be troubled to allay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

B6- The Milwaukee Daily Wisconsin
says that more Eastern "drummers" have
passed through that place in the last thirty
days than for two years brfore, This
shows that the promise Of good crop has
done much to raise the credit Of the West
again, and that Eastern merchants have
not doubted the inclination, bat only the
ability Of merchants to meet their obliga-
tions. The large crop this year will enable
us to purchase much more goods from the
east than we have done for ten years pas" /"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28

~ TIE PRINCE OF WALES arrived in two
steamers at St. JobG's on the 23d, at in the
evening. He landed at noon, the day following.
He was greeted by an immense concourse Of
spectators. The NeWfOundlanders shut up shop,
and gave themselves. up to the work Of paying
tribute 70 their. .ineipent sovereign.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-28
II INGSvILLE ACADEMY. - The
IN Summer Term Of this InslllgtiOn will commence on
Tuesday, August7th 1860,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION I

BOAkD OF lNSIkuSliON
9. w. Haywood, A, NJ, ..... Principal,
Teacher Of Classics, Belle 1eitrss and ElocutOn.
Miss SARAH HOLDEN Precepres teacher Of french and
German.
MSS AvRErA n. cHlrNAs teacher Of English Branches
and Mathematics
Ma L. g. BAMsrE teacher Of Geography Natural Sciences
Ma W. GIRsoN assistant Classics aud Mathematics
Ma d. b DAVIS teacher Of PenuAnship and Pen-drawing
Mas W. HEYwoOD teacher OF ornamental work and Pen
cil-dnwing. ....f "a.
Miss $. f. BARpETT teacher Of Pianoand Vocal Music
MR. @. l., SIXTH, teacher Of Violin and Guitar.
Rates Of Tuition, terms Of pseht 6s, heretofore.
The officers feel that under management OF the
above Faculty the former strength Of the school will be in
creased and m popularity augmented They take great plea
sure In announcing Peceptress the Of Miss SARA
E. HOLDEN who brings from the Faculty OF Kalamazoo Col
lege OF which she Is graduate testimonials Of the mest
satisfactory character recommending her "carefl schol
ar "a successful teacher" 'One whom they safely
warrant to give such satisfaction TO the patrons Of Rngsvie
Academy, as they ought to expect FROM Precepress.
The school was never prose pous than at present The
Catalogues 81 the last SIX years showing steady healthy
increase in the Attendance That Of the year thus far
exceeding that Of Che last twenty students each
With increased confidence then the officers ask the
nifty for continuance Of their former liberal patronage
u. HAWKINS President.
Kingsville, July 24th 1850. 3t553