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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
PERfEefioE, C0SyiElsIlEIISScE d lYb 5 EcoSoN7

The oven Il thorouehly ventilated with heated air
BY En ingeuiqpg patent process which. -canses the
bottom 70 bs hotter Than n other stoves, and per-
koasting is done beioEe the open hTe1 50 tha the
Tuicea Apd favor of meats and poultry are ierTsd.
from the IRE ia She stoye.. .b,s i .-,,., s---s.I
The me chanibst y 40 arranged as to secure the
most perfect Combustion o fuel possible. We guar
sntee u be most economical in the consumption
q fps eRa 60 gIys entiEe s49 siseqa 70 Al who de-
FOR proof 81 the truth OF the above. We refer our
hiends and CUSTOMERS ii general q the mRRE hun
dreds Of HOusekeepels in this city and surrounding
country, who daily using the stove. Call and
anime for yourselves get circular and be cOnVin-
ced. Its plAfns heavy and Beautiful stove, of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

TR0N-0B ALI KINDSAND OF
i the best eEs9Fifs. for sale sj {gF, ,Ibgy,r By co
T-l n6v1s iie rlIt. ai't t'- il 143 Ontario ct.
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CoaP00EDl EzTRao7- oF slasA AFlalltll,

the most euectal remedy which the medical skill OF
our t1les Ei1 d eFis6 Ill alyislaIs prevailing
and fatal malay II is combined from the most ac-
tive remedlas that have been discovered Tor the
the rescue OF the system from its destTIHa sense
-Quences. Hence " should De employed t9r thacura
which arise from it, such az EHUrrIvk and sKIE
DISEASES, ST. AasrHo1rr tTEE,- ROsE, or ERTEIPE-
BOILs, TUMORs, rEffEe and SALT RHUEM, ScALD
Z HzAD, RfgGsF0RM, RHEUMArIslI, STPHILITIC and
u hEECUHIAL DISEASES DHaPsKs .DIsPEPaEAs DEBIL-
III, and anaeeds ALI loNPEAIlIs sARIt1I1la tBROM
NIzIATEp Oh llIPEaR BL0oDs Ehb popular bgiief In
"impurity Of the blo0dn ia founded inlltEuth. for
scrOfua is adeEsneration of de blood. The partic
ular purpose and Yirtue OF this sarsapaE s TO pu
sound health is impossible IN contaminated consti-
tutfJns.
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= Frlntea Dlreell0nl.

taken internally should Be aduterated with milk
water, or made into sgrup with mOlas8es. For
Cough few drops 6d Bukar eaten viii Be more e.
fectiTe than Mining else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
RELIEF Alg]aIlIlEaFo YOUR INFANTS.

We have put up and sold this article for over ten
FKUfIf III, Fhzt Is iFs hsvef BEEN able to say ot
any other mediciUs, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
tiley 1Bsd. Never did Es knb a instance Of dis
satisfaction By any who used it. On the contra
y, al are deli ghted With rs and speak in
1se9mgOfs sdmust gatl5t bf.ths 1iasfeaf efeet5 and
WE DO KNOW, AMER tcn years, experience, ands
pledge Tepgtstfon thg fulhllment Of what we
hseedselaFesf 4h,al3Ost gvsIy pgtAqce where The
sntis sdsrfht nom pam and exhaustion, relief
will be found " tsses % twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. %
= Thi5 vsluAble prsBdEai Jon ID ths pTesrIption q
one Of the most EIperienced and SkfIlful Nurses IN
New England, "a hss tegn used with Ssver-failing
THeFsA aFBs OF GASES. II
rFf nOt only rslisEes thsehlld F5i aus bit invig-
6fates me stomach and bowels, corrects acdity and
gives tone and snoFaF 70 the whole system. 1t VII
lnqst Fsls stEzGEaTTIaO
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLO
and oysrcomes> >eonyulsiops, which II not. speedily
st remedy in the world, In an cases Of DysenterJ
s.-1 DiarrhRafu uiIiftrgu1 whether it arises iron
thing, Or Az qtaI EaFses lde would say to eve
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
oUaDilG c0mplaidts do not let your pref udices, nor
the pye udice5 9t hers, stand e fpd yogFo
p Sure ~ low the use di this Medicine,
iftinslr used I1il glfoetibu7for using VII accomS
smile of CURTIS PERKINS,, NslEy Yorky is Oai
the outside Sold BY druggists throughout
Principal .eff55, Is 5e DAT Street. New York.
: 9sPIsfUE, 6NBYi 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE. bl
Il IisSt tssetFtli p,5s 9iJL dnad lGuulIEl a5lt1
atFz5lF Sals. ~ sFRoNGE 6 lARAISTROff0, Agents
90 Superior street, aVelandl AlEd Ju4liJl7A- q
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I 10 the line. Also, HOop-Iron, Riyets, &C. r-
{ . EEofssls cheap, bY-A 5o0LMEL Z q Co, -
uOvl3 fr u u -r r, l43 Ontario street.
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2 EARPENTEKS' TOOLS,mEV b
RYTHING wanted IN the way Of Carpsuters'
tools, Of thsbest ulaEes.l For sale YER cheap by
COLWELL AGO, b
novl3 lSs Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

DUILDERSy HARDWARE, p A
li.s ID ven fpssssorimsnt,. FeEs,gllsb ~, ~ :.
-. CoLgyIELL eo.,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

The PAIN KtLIEE Is By universal esn8ent allowed
70 haveiWon for itself 3 feputation unsurtlsse IA
the history Of medical pfeparaf lohs. Its fn5ltans
effect In th5 5eutife era ton ana 5lLnGlion
PAIN, in all its EaEiou8 forms lnofsntal - tha hu-
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony Of the masses in its Yor, have been and
are its own best afyeTti5eaaeHt!t z. "
What stronger proof Of these fcta can be produced
than the following letter. received unGOlcited nom
,,l.-is>. O. 81 REK. WaR 1AlQB3si-- i--51 q
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't'l tf'''f4 NN --N--- n1u.- uN uH
- .y.<. .',sf.. ..-il-,-,s..L. .riifodrg
FaT Fdu1 % 60 si7ivskr1rrEH
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5ataWart,

IRON AND. NAILS WARE
HOUSE, Kos. 81 6s. IS, and67 River street, and
9, vs. q and IS Oh the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio =
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

ssos on the Fundamental Principles o. the Gospel
BY the Rev. George b. Miller, ID. ID. l2no, PIP. oh n
Tibbals 8 Co
The Discussion OF the Trinity containing Notice. Of Prof
Huntington recent Defense Of that Doctnn1 lInoi PIP
a. Walker, Wise Co.
Historical Discourse delivered at the Last Service held IN the
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Ny the Pastor the
Eev Peter Styker l2mo Pr ". Board VI Publication
Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
Joan OF Arc Poem In koIT Books Rmo PIP los. River
side Press.
Life OF George Washington. BY Washington Irving In Five
Volumes Vol. l2mo, PIP s4 0eorRe p. Putnam.
The Works Of Washington Irving New Edition. Revised.
Vol Knickerbockefs New York. l2no, pp. Ar. The
Same
New Age for the New Church By Woodbury. NJ Ferusld.
8yos PIP q Boston. MAJ.
Ids Randolph Of Virginia Pecan In Three Canios limo pp
D.. Willis Haza-d
Right Last and 0thr Tales By Mn 6aske limo, PIP.
sos HarIer Brothers.
The Year Of Grace: History Of the Revival IN ireland A d.
1850 BY the Rev William Gibson. lsmo, PIP. l6a.
Gould Lincoln.
Hist ny OF the Rhode Isand BY Samuel Greene Ar,
mold In Two Volumes Vol H. syo., Pr. $40. ID. APP
pl-ton Co.
The Mount Vernon Pape. BY Edward Everett lime, Up
81. Jhe b~ac
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MARRERD.
RARsT0W--MacpONALD-In FlashiI

BARsTow--MA Flashing Long iaAs.S, -
THURSDAY June So Ueerxss Church 81 - Ne ce
peut.r sai,h Dr. ". Bsrsow 70 Flora el5~st aoffsr o.
ire I.te DR. Ju MacDoaad of Sanford Hall, F1azhiag
CooK-CROsBY--M Caldwell Laks Georsa, on Wedaesd.y
June o. sthe resistance Of the bies lsiher By the he.
b. IA nj ntGr, AIgHsrss Coos, esq n Whitehall 10 me-
Ida fsu<ht-r Of o. r. Crosby 90 fhs fo,ve1 pise-
FOss-MEAD-On Thursdsy juno 81, By the Rev Cyrus D.
Foss Of Brooklyn the k.v Arcrbsd Frs, Pfoi-s-g o.
Latin and Hehrw In the Wesleyan Biserty 10 Caroline,
dsugb; Of Ralph Mead, esq oftlis city.
GREEN = SUTHERLAND - ~ FhsndI ceremony co
Wednesday, June 20, Eliza w SGhsIlspd 70 James 4.
Green, both Of Cornwall Orange County Y.
KNOWER-CLARK-Ou Wednesday June ~, BY the He7.
X. W. Dickson D. d. George A. kDouer Of srooklyn, 70
Annie e., daughter Of Andrew CLARK EST, II Rye " "
McKEwAN-TAYLOR-on Thar.dsy. June q by the Rsy.
A. d. Gillette John p aeKewsD 20 JEANNE Tsylor. both Of
this cty.
MOT GAy-HAuILTON-fn thj ETY. on Thnrsdsv. June ~,
by the Rev Cotton Smith E1~asd MORAN 10 Ehxsbek A.,
youngest daughter. Of Ae Pate Wan HsDitoD Of SewOr.
leans.
sUFFERN-wOoD-At New Lebanon, ~ Y. on Tsesdsy
Jnns 49, at a. m by the Rev q. w. Timlow. sufern
esq., Of suaen y. Ns. Julia s. Wood daughter Of the
ls,e DR.. l. Wood Of Ramspo. N. T..
I.6VIS-HORTON-On Thursday, Jons q, BY ehe Rev
Ssmssl D. Alexander Mr. Fowler Travis 70 Ms Gsor2ox
H., daughter u Ii. II. Horton esq, all Of this city
WHITE-KNAPP-A, st. Msttbew's Church, Jersey City. on
Thursday, June a. By the Rev j. sni h. Alfred White
esq Of New York City 70 Eliza Knapp oChicopee, Mass
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DIED..

AYLWARDIn this city Thursday, June IL Johanna, vito
OF John AylwsTd aged "a years.
BEEKMAN-On Friday june 70, Of consumption Kate A.
Beekmsn widow Of the late Jacob w BeehHse and dsagh
The relative. ' and friends Of The family are p,d
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon ash last at a
o'clock fiOm her l4,s residence No ISL LaureDs direct
CHACE In Providence, H. Tuesday, June ls Ann P.
Chsee, wife Of Thomas Chsce, aged ~ years
CRAWFORD this city, Wednesday June 20, John
Crawford, aged 40 year,. ..r
CoNLAN-In this q v on Thursday June a. Bridget Csbsrs
months
MonnOuh street Jersey city Ann E1s 0nsfrd ,s beloved
vie Of John Crsford, .srd "a years snd uootha =
WGHT-In franklin MaIys Parish La, at the residence
about 60 years Mr.. Eect Center Dwight Sidos Il he lsss
nohy C. Dwight Il YonssIs n y and sister Of RoSsr and
Asa H. Center late # hi. cry decessd ~hO While living
mother grandmother great grandmother, fi-nd Christian,
and to her God.
HAGAN-In Brooklyn "Wednesday June 90 after hnssr-
inr Illness John Hasan In the +hh year Of his age.
HARRIs-In Grd.op City Thursday Jans a. Caleb Harris
aged and months Of Edmond and Sarah Barns
ofCearpbilly, wsl-s, England.
JOsTMEIER-In. HObOken on Thursday June 81, Henry
Josmeier, aged 40 years
LyNCH-Ip this CITY, on Thursday, Jrne a. Mary Lynch
daughter Of Ptrck and Ann Lynch aged yeas 10 month";
and II days
LEwIs-On Thursday, June a. William S. Lewis, sgd o.
The relative. add fiends Of the family respectfully invited
Tenth Street Ciornery Amos) on saturday asruoos at
O'clock wihou, further Invitation His remains win be taken
10 Greenwood for intsrment
osULLIvAE-At Lisbon Monday. May 81 Of lingering
illness Mis- NJ, X. OSnll an, mother of j. L. USaiyss
ESQ., hate Minister 70 Portugal
PHYFEO Thursday jane 81 Edward Gibson, oulJ child Of
John NJ. and Martha Phyfe, aged year and months
Funeral services this afternoon at O'clock at No a West
Twenty fifth street
REGAIN-n this ity Thursday June d. of consun
John P. Regain, aged u years, 3 months snd days
sPRAGUE-At Kngsboro Fulton County N. y on Monday,
May $780, Horace sprague AM in the ed Of his
THOMsON-In this city, Wednesday June 90 after short
and uapful David only Il Alexander and Annie
Nara Thomson, aged years, months and ~ days
NJsF-In this city Thursday June a. Robert r. Wise
Rob and Sarah Wpe, aged year months and 6 days
Fer additional Marriage, ana Deatks Gee Sta Pare.
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fesal Notifes.

DY order of the Hon. DWIGHT IL. CLARKE,
- County judge OF Chaneo County notice hereby pub
hshed Of order reqpxng all the creditors Of ALFRED
RACE OF Greene IN said county insoyeL debtor! to show
any they before the said County Judgs At his
the Of oxford In the County Of Chenang aore-
OF September 1850 az 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon of that day why Of the said inovet
tate hosd be made and he be discharged from his debts
according 90 provisions Of the statute concerning voluntary
made the application Of al n.ovent and
his credits. -s-D1iea May % l8s
S. BRUNDY, Attorney for Petitioner,
Se2layy6w 8 oxford Chensngo Co.
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CUPREME COURT, RoCKLAND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, KOCkLANU COUNTY.
- JOHN y. WEYANT and ALJANETTA hs wife, Henry
C. Dennr aud Cshene A. his wife Plaintiffs, against JAM
WFYANT CYRENlUsF. BRILL and Janett Brill his wife
Matilda Weysnt Horace Wood aud Rsch. A Wood his Wife
James A. Weyst Peter Weysnt aud Adeia Ids wife ssa
FsuTo and Jane Weysn surviving Executor AID EIecut
Of Vincent Weya deceased Horace bennett Francis Wey
Matthew ID boget James Eekenson. James Miller Isaac
FaIot eorse Alison and Daniel c. Spnngsteen. Summons
The Defendants above named and each Of them. You
hereby summoned and reqursd the complaint In this
action which the Clerks Office Of Rockand County
Ckstown IN said County, the 10th day Of April 1860
ard 70 copy Of answer 20 the said complaint the
subscriber h Office "a Peeksk Westminster County with
twenty days aer the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such service and f 10 the complaint Within the
time AZORES the plaintiffs in thu s viii apply 10 the
the relief d. nanded IN the eomplaintDid March d
1897. WA. X. NELSON,
Mayl2 lswl0ws Plaintiff Attorney, Peet.hn, NY
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We learn from Austin, Texas that three Young
men residing at Palestine, the roai leading from
San Marcos TO San Antonio, murdered BY Indians
on the I'D ult. Tleir names are Wi II. Jones' marx
A. Deloch, and Charles S. Iarvcry, the h. er 5eipg
nephew Of f. Simpson, Of me firm u +. simpson *
"a of phiadeluLia
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IN. OF New York-wILLIAm NJ. n. SMITH. Plaintiff
against JOHN 5. WRIGHT EBEN WRIGHT and r. r
VIII IMAM composing the firm Of WRIGHT l. WHITMAN
Of Bos,on) observation-disclosures for money demand
tract ON served To the Defendants named You
are here the nt In this
action which BE- fled the Office Of the CLERK Of the City
and County Of at the City Hail. 10 the City Of New
York and copy Of your 10 the said Complaint
on the subscriber his NEmbsr 50 Wall street, IN
CITY Aforesaid within twenty days after the vice
of this YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this acton will take judgment against
VI for thousand hundred sad four dol
lars and eighty three cents with interest from ID. twelfth Day Of
June thousand eight hundred and sixty benie tn. costs
this action-Dsted lOlh June, 1850.
q McADAM, Plaintiff Attorney.
50 WElls-. ". Y.
The complaint in the entitled action filed 10 the Of
Gee OF the Cerk of The City and County Of NewYok tho
72d day Of June 1850 O. McADAM Plaintiff Attorney.
s.9rT s.uG
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matfr-Cnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Ding-
wi bauton ~ y eight hours from New Yoh city by rail
rosd-Tbb location unsurpassed in natural
advantages by any otheI Every facility for comfort and the
recovery Of health win be found large garden Is attached 10
the penis which the finest strawberries win De served
this month. For Circular, address j. n. NOKTh, NJ D.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge Of
~ an insovent his Abts pursuant to the provisions
the of the rst title Of the nth chapter OF the second
part Rsvisd Statutes DANIEL BROWN Of the town
OF Genoa Cayuga County lnoeDt debtor Notice rt pub
shed April r. 1860 Creditors 10 appear before the Hon Charles
Dwight touIy Judge Of tsyusa County at his office in the
City Aubt sad County the 18th day of July OF
the show II they why
assignment should not be mode Of said insoVsnt estate AID
he discl arg,d from lis debts-April II, 1890
uIy5 IGwl0wS Nm b. WOODEN Attorney for Insolvent
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IOcO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOOOCENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
GREAT poUBLE-TRAcE ROUTE.


The e.pssily Of the Rosd equal 70 any IN The country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Once No. Astor Honsc, corner 81 Eesey a.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers to and IRON I'm
enIsu Chicago 81 Louie 81 Paul Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans and ali other the West Northwest and South
vest unsurpassed for spe-d and comfort BY any ous
Through trains for the West esv. New YORK foot Of Court
landt st S-Boming Exprrss Evening Express p m
Steering and smoking al trains
Fare always low, and the time qu.ck g By any ohe
route.
By Of all descriptions be Forwarded tn
and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky dna
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Missoud, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT TO any port the nsysabe vors OF The "ss oJ
gtearner from Pttsbnrgh
The Of Freight to and from point Of the West sy the
Railroad al al times favorable a. are ehnsuo
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers tr
hg the transportation Of their Freight 10 this COMPANY can rely
With confidence its speedy transit
This Company also mantins IN Emigant ACCOMMODATING
Line by which parties rating westward enoy cheap and
mode Of Il half the trstcass rstes
az fare L ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Nc Astor House
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents, -
No I Astor House, and No South w liltan-st
MCDONALD BIsCHoFF, Emierant Agents,
No Battery place.
THOMAS A SCOTT, General Sept Altoona Pa
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NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

On and s.sr MONDAY, may u, 1860, Trains wiz leave
s4h-st sttt New Yors, az follows! -
,o williamsburg and al way STATIONS 1;4o and IL m,
nd 30 o NJ Whit Plains Gnd al way stations 2 I, and
FOR Whit Plains and all way stations. eil3p N from
Jchtest d, pot For Cfvt Fsls 95 stopping a. VIII
anssndse and stations above For Dover Plains 400
topping II hite Plains and stations above For Albany O;D
Express Mail Train stopping a. Nhi.e Plains, Bedford
Crcton Pals and ell stations north.
Returning. S1 leave ~ilsmsbrdge .iPpng a al way sta
lions u 6.s0 and aud n bite Plains stopping
It sta-ious at and - snd Dove P.iis
a. stopping all stations north Of fordham Croton Falls
M Stopping all stations north Of fOrdhen. Albany,
~ Express Na Train s'oppng ell stations to W bite Plains
JOHN enRCHILL A.s,staDt Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the Couny Of NewYork notice IL hereby given TO all per
,ons having csrns against CHARLES DAVIS late Of the City
OF ounder deceased to present the sane, witt
voucher thereof the subscriber at her residence No ia
Cts the Ciy OF NewYork before the sd day
of uly rext-Dsted Eev-Yok the Both day of December
I8sa Jd3l law6mSFl SARAH y. DAVIS, Executrix-
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD fos ALBANY

Ii end TROY, connecting with train. NORTH and WEsI
FROM Monday April 90 1910 Trains sD leave Chanberrst
Station follows Through Express Trims and and
o. M; Albany Mail Sleeping Car Train s1o p m
Hndays iDsludedl; WAY Trains or Sing Sing 9i5 and
s.Is and m for PouebheePss l:iS and s;n N tor
rarrytowp BIAS and 0:45 Tor Poskah 500 p n from
sst T. Buffalo and Northern shtng News Train $50
Emsrant es p n Passengers taken AZ Chambers Cahai
Christopher and TTshs for New Yofk leave Troy q
Gas tsandays inonded and s;s5 and 1910 N and $50 and
sos lsundsys inonded and s@ and sIhany shoat bali
an hourista- A SMITH sdprrintendent
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Reeeipts Of Produce.

rsi Av all Ross. June 2o-sS24 bbs Flour, % 90 bush.
Corn ~ i6i do Wheat I'll pks Whisky 1855 bah osis
29 Rye pAsA Preyior lo Do Lard 49a DO OF CsAs,
III do. Cam esl
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TJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

/ TON FOR BOSTON PROVIDENCE, and EEwPoRr-
nlADo Rou:The ahOrsst aid most dIecs-Csyns the EAs'
Msls.
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK CAN'T joe Stone. and
COMMONW EALTH Capt l. ". " iaiDs, IL connection WIZ
he stonsOn Providence and Boston and Provlden %
Railroads, leaving NewYoTL daily (sundAy eIespedh ron
sr1iya Of the mail sin which leaves Boston at 80
The COMMONWEALTH, from New Yort-Monday Wed:
ee.dsy and Friday From stongon-Tpesdsy Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, rom New York-TIesdsy, Thur
lay sud Saturday. From ssOungtonMohdsy, Wednesday
md Friday.
Passenger proceed from stonnEton per Railroad 10 rrovi
fence Botonn the Express Mail Train, reaching ssld
pl.ccs IN advance Of those by other routes aud 10 ample time o
I'll be early morning lines connecting North and East fassen
thai prefer remain board the enjoy ngnr
undsturbed breakfast desired and lesve stonngon ID
lbs 7:4s train connecting Ut Providence With Inc II a M
rain foT Boston. Il,
Baggage Master accompanies the and sin through
each way.
For passage bes state freight sPpy on bosre NE
steamer the freight Office Pier No. 10 North Rlvo OF
he Office No. llb Westst. corner Of CouTtlAndsst
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TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ste anship
Il BREMEN, = Commander, carrying the United s's''s
SATURDAY, July ., a; IL O'Clock n,
BREMEN, Via SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON, HAvRE. s5bTH iMPToN and BRExTN.
Fhyt cabin, sisO, second cabin SEQ; seernse, sh
=" H''sD' p STffc KEY KEureEN REIeHLLr
No 90 Broadssy.
nor SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
Il steamship r. r. CuYLER, Cart r. Crocker' WI lSavs
Pier Nc j. R. on ThURsDs1{ SOns q as Tss
cts sold 20 the foowns pAces EsWOrbeaps sSsI1i Moe
s s sss tSssSSoas SIS Albany VS.
s2l Ausn.a sal; MosOn, sos Augusta eli ' and places
F,sisSi 10 cent. per foot, Apply H B. CROMWELL
Co, No s. Westtt and No. aas Broadway
DORTLAND and WHITE M0UNTAINs.-The
h,;, End :Stf 's Cant sso.y cox and
PAT1Ps o Capt "a E Vail
ever. Sa y' %EbNFsDAS md sATtRDlY. s.sp m
Pssssse and fare, including asteroon, s. -. NJ.
yTs and he % Is % ISs md Vineyard
sounds to Portland and Grand Trunk Railway GOrkam,
H. b. 'AI No. !" g sv @e.i S 4 and %, Broadway.
EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER PORTS as
Coz. J. WoodSu hl' viii ss1e on sATTRoA
m nom Pier No North River Through tickets can be
New oSle.as, 4s5 IS, Mobile, ssoi Montgomery. sSsi
SSIhq' @ AOFf%y a, 4 Asns MimC e.
Fusta 447 50; Macon $50; Savannah, 4l6.t
For freight passage apply It No 10 BrnadSsy SOW
SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-1he NORTH
- ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii ttpatee foI
he above pots splendid steamship ADRIATIC Capt
Constock carrying the United States Malta on the 'oovnt
lays from CanGlst Whani
LElyR HAVRb'
SATURDAY, jane q TUESDAY, jane IL
SATURDAY, July a. TUESDAY, gnly o.
SATURDAY, Aug Is TUESDAY, Sept Il
sETITRDAY' oct s. TUESDAY Oct %.
md leaving Southampton the day ster leaving Haue.
The Astic IL undoubtedly ane1ceed BY any steamship !.
the comfort afety and speed She has wstesnf
Compartments Fist Cebin passage, . 100 - 49,
., ~ fcr nassaas to VIM II. WICKHAM
Once on the vhan, foot Of Cenal-st
AGENTS at London and npton-MesEl Gnne Tinker
L Morgan.
Agent at Havre-John Punnett, SEQ.
Agent Psrs-Jsmes w. Tucker, esq, No. ID Faubourg
Mortmartre
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,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

LNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VA New
i Port and FALL RTvER-The splendid and tipen n.
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown lesves Nsr OH eyey
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ct oslSci 3
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At oelockp N. from riss
No 5,kR
Hereafter WIN be resarded scared 70 any sppa
can't until the shall have been paid fox -
Freight Boson forwarded through with great dpaen py
~ ny WI BORpEN. Ases. Nos 70 and n Wet st
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FUDAY, June n, l86o.
AsHEs-The market for boh kinds l. quite steady, the
degn Is fair Of &c bb at s5 rs for Pos and rs