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The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-28
A NEW YEARS HYMN.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.

Ring ont, wild bells, to the wild sky,
The flying clouds, the frosty light;
The Year is dying in the night
Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells across the snow;
The Year is going, let it go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
Ring out thegrief that saps the mind,
For those that here we see no more;
Ring out the feud of rich and poor
Ring in redress to all mankind.
Ring out slowly dying cause,
And ancient forms of party strife
Ring in the nobler modes of life,
With sweeter manners purer laws.
Ring out the want, the care, the sin,
The faithless GOODNESS of the times;
Ring out, ring ont my mournful rhymes
But ring the fuller minstrel in.
Ring out false pride in place and blood,
The civic SANDER and the spite
Ring in the love of truth and right
Ring in the common love of good.
Ring out old shapes of foul disease,
Ring out the narrowing thirst of gold;
Ring out the thousand wars of DID,
Ring in the thousand years of peace.
Ring in the valient man and free,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand,
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-28
[For the Weekly Anglo -Afrieanl
THANK GOD FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
BY FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS.

BY FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS.
Thank God for little children
Bright flowers by earth's wayside,
The dancing, joyous ife-boats
Upon ife's stormy tide
Thank God for little children
When our skies are cold and gray,
They steal as sunshine in our hearts,
And steal our cares away.
| almost think the angels
Who tend ife's garden fair,
Drop down the sweet wild blossoms
That bloom around us here.
1t seems breath of heaven
Round many cradle lies,
And every little baby
Brings message from the skies.
The humblest home with children
Is rich in precious gems,
That shame the wealth of monarchs,
And pale their diadems.
Dear mothers, guard these jewels,
AS sacred offerings meet,
A wealth of household treasures,
To lay at Jesus feet
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-28

too ignorant successfully to throw off their
chains and assert and maintain their free
dom. If SO, past history has been written
in vain. MIAMI.
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BUFFALO nIARKFT-UJNFa.

IHL ILLIaHAFI.T
sT0CKs-Dull but firm, Chi R 6gss; Gal &
Chi 6l51 III Q scrips 634; nj az; Erie lgtf; II Y
s256 Pacific Mall s3S6i Hanibls st Joe bonds y;
III o bonds el6.
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NEW YORK aIARKET-JUNR s.

1 LIL IELE9AAEH.I
FLOUR--The demand for EXPORT and houe con.
sumption s less active, while prices generally have
unQergone no very striking change. Sales 1880
pDlsi az So,lsg5z for superhne state; S5,5O@5,3 3,
t3,3og3S 50 for common 10 medium extra western;
! t3,l595i3 for shipping brands extra Ohio round
hoop. Market closing quiet and dropping. Inclu-
ded in the sales are 1900 bbs for export at prices
CANIDIIN FI,OITR-stsadv for pood and
heavy for common grades. Sales OF 600 bbls at IS
9Ii49 ior common 70 choice extra.
RYE FLfoUR-Oontinues steady at e3 5Ofa4 N
Tor common 70 choice superhne.
1IOOlltN OOltN MEAL-Quiet and dull, at Ss,4O9s,sO for
.WHIsKY-ln. better demand. Sales $50 bbls
WHEAT-Tho export is quite moderate and the
market M slightly in favor Of purchasers with hold
disposed to realize Sales OF $500 bushels
Milwaukee club 81 l96 30; 500 bush amber western
81 20; 900 bush white California on private teFms
RKE-MOre active Sales Of 500 bush at sli7ssc
BARLEY-MarkstD Dull and nominal, at coca
CORN-Quiet and Scarce, with fair eastern ex-
port and local demand. Prices have advanced lc per
1ushe and shippers are holding on for better sup
ply sales Of 66o00 bushi Gle for heated mixed vest
erni ec964c for eastern do CSC for sound Shipping
mixed WESTERN 6I5fc96s for western and Southern
Yellow 7sc for choice white Southern.
OATS-Plenty and duh at 4Oa42Hc for western
Nenada and state, including unsOund at 37C63gc
TUX OnAA- AA-I,merket q, oull without striking change.
sales 66O bbs Sls9ls, for new mess; Sl745 for old
BEEF-DuI and heavy. Sales 775 bbls at s4a4.25
1910 for Tepaoked NESS and ISL 29l25o for extra
.LARD-Market firm. Sales 2sO packages at Il54
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at l0eal7e for
CHRESE-In moderate demand for export at IN
lie for inferior 70 prime.
NEW YORK STOCK AIARKET-JUNEs 8.
lBE TRLEaRAPH.l
sT0CKs-Dull but firm, Chi ar 6gsS; Gal
Chi 645x; III gcrips 634; N 6356; Erie 1885; n
~ is2 Pacific Mail ssSi Hanibls st Joe bonds ~
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Report Of the Butter and Cheese Market,

RspoFt Of the Butter and Cheese Market,
NEW YoRE, June 5th, 1880.
HUTTER-Western Reserve s selling al l6 to l7c
for choice lots, shippers are not inclined to pay
eo tor choice selections, but some known marks
being sold to the trade at latter quotations
The receipts aro not largo and more confined to the
leading houses than formerly, which western ship
pers will find much 10 their advantage In the end
the extensive distribution amongst small houses
having had the effect generally Of breaking down
prices We hear Of some sales low a. l5o but they
are not we'll authenticated Central Ohio sells fom
l2'fo TO lee.
CHEESE-The receipts Rs yet Of Cheese are not
large and sales are being made to the trade at 90 TO
g4o The amount coming forward from Ohio which
lu badly cured large proportion and Is selling at
&c 10 Sc We would not advise shipping Cheese TO
this market unless choice and we'll cured, when Il
can DO sold readily,
In our next report We shall have some more eXton-
slve remarks to make with regard to the market and
future prospects.
DEAiING 4 TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl 81.
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Last Nights Report.


WASHINGTON, June g.
Ths House resolved on Monday to take q recess
from ~ 70 ] O'Clock.
he House resumed the consideration Of the
Ala9ouu contested election case.
The resolution that Barrett is not entitled to a
seat was adopted, o. against o.
The resolution that Blair is entitled to seat was
adopted, o3 against 90. Blair was sworn in.
Taylor took q similar view, and felt compelled
by selfreapeet to ask to be excused from service
on the judiciary Committee.
HICKMAN said this matter never excited any
leqling1 IN kis breast and indeed very little in
teregt he had no malignity Of feelings to graf
~: He acted simply in the performance of q
plain duty In reference to the charge Of dis
courtesy, he must say he did not recognize mi
nority report at all Such action on the part of
nl19r vas an invasion Of proper and legitimate
On motion Of Train It was resolved that the
SPEAKER be directed % Issue process for the ar
rest Of Chas. A. Dunham and Alex Hay, of N
Il Gideon J. Wescott and Albert Scoheld, Of
Fnilaaelphia and VIM. Kearns, Of Reading,
Holman called up the resolutions heretofore
reported Dy him from the Committee on Judici-
eTyi aeciaf1ne the dissgnt Of the House from the
doctrines N ne special message Of the Presideut
against the resolution authorizing the stfenuf of
the COFode Committee
Afier some conversational debate. Hourton Of
lsred substitute from the minority Judiciary
Commiftee, declaring the inquiry ghould have
been founded upon substantive charge bV some
person whose responsibility should have been
Vouched for, that On investigation IN advance Of
such charge would be want Of respects and court
esy one that the indefniteness Of the part Of the
re9olElion, under which the Committee was ap-
pointed, was liable % be perverted 70 partizsn
ends and therefore the prosecution Of said in
qqiEy e defogatory TO the dignity Of the House
HioEuan refused 70 entertain the substitute.
Houst0n said It was understood that he should
have the opportunity Of Offering IT,
Hickman was Of different opiufou and de-
manded the preYiOns question
Iaylor SAID II the gentleman nergigted in his
refusal, be should withdraw from ne COMMITTEE
On judiciary, never again 70 enter II
Houston, from EelfcouYiction arlred N ha AZ
euzed from serving on that Committee
Hic1msn's resolution was adopted-sT against
Houston again asked to be excused from ser.
wee on Committee, and made some remarks elr-
pfeeliFe OF his astonishment at the denial Of hir
glatenent, Haying II was extrEordinary tins the
colrtegy should have been denied him.
Esnaing me question on excuHing Houston
ana Iaylor, the House adjourned
lsEN4TE
AF. Green, from the committee on Territories
rsPortsd adversely on the petition from Utah to
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CLEVELAND MARKRT-JUNR 8

FLOUR-Selllng in q small way only.
WHEAT-sales Of 200 bushels Southern Ohio
said to be Of inferior quality, at Sl2O three cars
choice Milwaukee club at same one Ohio red at
Sls; two cars do at Sl,24, and 1000 bushels do free
on board at Sl,25.
CORN-In some demand to-day for shipment and
tribe better prices have been obtained in conse-
quencs Sales are one track at 4sc; 100 bush
and 100 bush free on board at 5Oc
OATS-Duu and lower. Sales Of two cars on tack
at sc.
HIGHWTNES-Ins steady demand, at lgJzc.-
Sales Of 100 bbls at that figure.
GCHERSE-sales are 600 bs new at 71[c@76c.
RGGS-Steady, with sales at lOc
LES-(dried) d)-Sale5 Of 1000 Ms fair quality at
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THR JAPANESE An BALTniORE.

BALTIMORE, June 8.
Iha japanese Embassy was formally received
at TIE l-aTyland Institute by Mayor Swan. The
procession WasTery fine The Ambassadors rode
n open carriages, each attended by member Of
ue Naval Commission They were reserved
seeming 70 notice nobody.
Subordinates, however, manifested greater in
tereEt at the scene, acknowledging and returning
lhe situations with the greatest enthusiasm.
some are even taking on their quaint hats and
Ealalng them IN the true American fashion to the
ladies'
On The arrival a. the Gilmore House, in Mon
u.nenili Square, the whole procession was receiT-
ed oY the Embassy from the pOrticO.
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FLOUR-Duu and unchanged. Sales Of so0 bbIs
f5lzk@9i25 for extra Rtate $525655O for extra IN.
Hnols, wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan; S59Oa5T X
traG. NS'S0'' ~ i0 ca
RHEAT-Holdsrs firm and demand moderate
sales Of 1900 bush Racine club SI.i3
r,AOaN-Market lc better. Sales Of 2tO0o bu.haIu
Illinois at 65c05lc - '' 'iioi7
osS SSATs-stesdy. Sales Of 200 bushels Canadian at
No change in other grains.
kY-HOmi1aI. af 2lc
CANAL l4EREIaETTt7-tOc on flour. 1Iil, - .
l0Ec on corn, TO New YORK -' ii|10 "heati
LAKE ImP0RlTe-9ooot t,llv fy,,-. oooo -,
wheat. SIO0g buah earn @3-- -~+-Ai N0JV uuAllela
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form 4 constitution and ssklnE admission ~ a
Nf. Chandler presented memorial Of . citizen
Of Michigan, against any increased duty on
A number Of reports and petitions were then
Mr. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill 20 carry into eject the treaties with
japan, Siam, China &C Passed,
There IL a great desire manifested 70 GET Dusi-
ness through.
The Private Calendar was taken up and several
House bills Of private nature were considered
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN's LETTERS OF
ACCEPTATION.
NEW YoRK, June 8.
The following are the letters Of Abraham Lin.
coin and Hannibal Hamlln.-
sPEm0FIELD, H., May %, 1850
Hon. John Ashmun, President Of the Repub-
lican National ConyentiOn-Sir: ] accept the
nomination rendered me by the Convention over
which you presided, and Of which am formally
apprised In the letter Of yesterday and by Others
acting as Committee of the Convention for that
purpose.
The declaration Of principles and sentiments
which accompany your letter, meet my approval,
and Il shall be my care not TO violate IL OF disre
gard Il in any part. Imploring the assistance Of
Divine Providence, and with due regard TO the
views and feelings Of all who were represented
In the Convention-tO the rights Of all the States
and Territories, and people Of the NatOn-to the
inviOlability Of the Constitution, and the perpet
unl union, and harmony. and prosperity of ALL
am most happy 70 cooperate for the practical sue
cess of the principles declared BY the Convention
Your obliged friend and fellow citizen.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL AND MR.
CHANTCAL FAIR.

o
The programme for the fifth annual fair of the
st. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical AssOcia-
ton, are ready for distribution.
The leading premium is a sweepstake prize OF
81 500 for the best roadster stallion in harness
Three premiums of 5000 each, for the best
thorough bred bull, thorough bred stallion, and
roadster stallion to harness
Three hundred dollars for the second best, and
500 for the Sd best of each description of animals
offered. All the other prizes are in keeping with
the former fame Of the association, and cover
almost everything connected with the agriCul-
tural and mechanical world, embracing the fine
arts, the floral kingdom, &C
The premium list amounts to upwards 50 ,0OO
The next fair commences the last Monday in
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OsWEGO aIARKEr-IIrNr 3.

FLOUR-Steady. Sales at S525 for axtr, sts+.
S696,57z for fayoFite double extra Osvyseo brSnSs
WHEAT-Ia held firmly Sales Of 10 IN fsii ioi
amber Wisconsin ct ,221f, and 200 bSsbeis
white Indiana at Sl,A
gORN-Firm but quiet
= glher grains nominal
CANAL REIGHTS-Steady, at 26c on -four.
e on wheat sc on corn, 10 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-l50 bbls flour; 257G0 bush
neat 1000 bash corn; T7UO bush oats 25OoO bushels
wheat 100 bu oats.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
HSrEHEp-June 8.

HNTEHEp-June g.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Schr. Return, Forgason, Marquette, $50 tons tF0p
schr Industry, Hurd, Detroit, IS lumber, 600 ce-
dar posts, Crawford.
Schr Artc, Carpenter, Buffalo, light.
Schr Watts sherman, Harrington, Wyand0tte, li0
M lumber, go cedar posts, Crawford.
SchF oouFtlandt Fraser, Detroit, l47 N lumber, G
n lath.
scow Prince q Peace, Moore, Pt Cliaton, 80 cords
wood, RaysOu.
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REPUBLICAN 1TEETING.


NEW York, June 8.
There was lafge gathering Of Republicans at
the Cooper Institute last evening for the purpose
Of endorsing the action Of the National ConVen-
ton, which met ct Chicago. r. n. Blatchford
presided over the meeting, and speeches were
made By Wm- II. EYats, Rusehe Of Iowa, G. W.
Curtis, II. Greeley. VIM. II. Fry, Judge Tracy
Of California, Gen. C. +. Bruce and Gen James
W. Gye.
Thespeeches were all spirited. Nearly all ac-
knoWledged 70 have been grievously disappoint-
ed because Senator Seward had not received the
nomination, but all Of them expressed deter
mination to give TO the nomination a hearty sup
port
Resolutions endorsing Lincoln and Hamlin
were passed unanimously
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LINCOLN AND HAAILIN's LETTERS OF
ACCEPTATION.
W.sHrNeroN. Nav 80, 1890.

Gentleman Your official communication oi
the 18th inst, informing me that the representa-
tives Of the Republican party of the United
States, assembled at Chicago on that day, had, by
unanimous vote elected me as their candidate fOI
Vice President Of the United States, has been
received, together with the resolutions adopted
by the Convention as Its declaration Of prinei-
Those resolutions enunclate clearly and forci
blythe principles which unite u.s. and the objects
proposed TO be accomplished. They address them
selves TO all, and there Is neither necessity nor
prOpriety in my entering upon discussion OfRny
Of them, They have the approval of my judg-
Inent, and any action Of mine will be faithfully
and cordially sustained.
/ am profoundly grateful to those with whom
t is my privilege and pleasure politically 10 Ope-
rate for the nomination 30 unexpectedly confer
red, and desire to tender through you to the
members Of the Convention my sincere thanks
for the confidence thus reposed in me. Should
the nomination which now accept be ratified by
the people, and the duties deyOlYe upon me Of
presiding over the Senate Of the United States 1t
will be my earnest endeavOr faithfully 10 dis
charge them with just regard for the rights Of
II is to be observed In connection with the do
ings Of the Repub. Convention that paramount
object with US Is to preserve the normal condition
Of our Territorial domain as homes for ffeemen
The able advocate and defender of Republican
principles, whom you have nominated for the
highest place that can crafty the ambition of
man, comes from q State which has been made
what il Is by special action, in that respect, Of
wise and good men who founded our institutions.
The rights Of free labor have there been vindica-
ted and maintained.
The thrift and enterprise which so distinguish
ed Illinois, one Of the most dOurishing States of
the glorious Union, that we would see secured to
all the territory Of the whole country, by bring
ing back the government 70 what il was under
the wise and patriotic men who created il. If
the Republicans shall succeed in that object as
they hope TO, they will be held in grateful re-
memberence by the busy and teeming millions Of
future ages.
I am very truly yours,
II. HAMLIN.
To Hon. Geo. Ashmun, Pres't SC
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on REAL ESTATE ny

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF C0URT.--On the lith day of June,
tl0 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, In the town
ship Of Middleburgh, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, will
bo sold 70 the highest bidder the following descrbed
real estate as the property Of William d. Bryan,
deceased, 10 Wit:
Situate IN said township Of Middleburgh, and Is
also IN the village Of Berea, and a bounded and de-
scribed follows: Commencing az the Intersection
Of tho south line with the south line Of Bridge street
n said village, thence south Adams street about
s rods TO lahds deedAd b. RQbert Wallace and wife
William Fitzgerald, themes east on s4id ttEgPTT
AIDS line % rods thence north rods on Bridge
street, thence west Bridge street 20 rods 20 the
place Of beginning, containing acre Of land, be
the same more loss Said land 70 be sold for not
less than $50. Terms Of sale will be made known
- WfLRikM RRYAH, Administrator ef,
Wm. n. Bryan, DECEASED,
Cleyeland o. MAY a. 1860 R7
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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
ORDINARY u
One Hundred Dollars PTemiuBiH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
OR sFEKMAr0HRH0E,
q EFT &C., AND IMP P0TENOH
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON


Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever fails % cure
the above named diseases. he viii pay ths same
sum for the proof that any other Physician IN
the United States treats the same diseases With
amer many years Of laborious study and szpsri-
snce, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being able 70 an
noanee g the unfortunate, that he has perfected
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private Diseases with all bad
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
He has sueoeeded in curing cases In this city, some
ssstyled physicians who profess 20 treat all private
naladies with success, and without reosiVing tos
Although Dr. GIBSON has q Diploma, yet hS
makes no boast Of that et for .he Ve7Y reason has
Diploma is comparatively simple thing dsgtituts
Of intelligence, for neither diplomas, colleges
nor even experience ever yet possessed power sum
one single Ounce into medical genius; neither does
hs boast thst he Is member Of some college in
purpose Of snsnaring the Innocent Bat what d..
GIBSON might boast Of is this, that be is able to
give entire satisfaction to those who rgpose c0ud-
dencs in his ability and integrity, and that be haa
perfected an American system of treatment which
challenges any Physician Of London or Par7s or any
patent medicine to equal f0F the radical cur u sem
lnal weakness, and all diseases or arrangements,
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also Claims for his new treatment tls,
iolQWpg advantages over all others yet diacUVer8ds
gpd FIRST the agents used are in no respect disagree
able he uses no relies Of the dark aEas, such e.
Mercury, nor any other deleteri0us drug secondly
y his treatment is positive and certain in an cases
He stands prepared 70 81 Into any public private
hospital in the plited States and demunstFats tho
great iact that be is able to permaneaty cure ten
cases, u the same length Of time required By any
Other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things, aud in
this age the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and from which just and definite
conclusions can BE- deduced.
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Reference be given 70
Individuals Of the first Tespectabity in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
5ki and integrity in all professional transacton8
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success
70 Medicine sent to any part " the country o.
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSOh'S New Work on Physiology for sala
a. his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPatAy and Medicine,
B5- Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, f5H
doors from the Public square.
Ohice hours nom 70 y and from to to5 O'Clock
daily, (Sundays excepted nova
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R9a1I A0t.Eee.

NOTICE.---IN PURSUANCE OF
~ dcoretal order issued from The Court oi Coln-
mon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county Ohio, IN case ~
which James O. pruntlss Il plaintiff and Alvin A.
Turner et al defendants, 70 me directed shall eI-
pose for sails At the door Of the new Court House, IN
the city OfOevaand, In said county, on the Ath DAY
Of June, 1900 At o'clock p M. Of said day the io-
living described lands and tenomonts, 70 wit;
Situate In the city Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
and State Of Ohio on the west side Of OuyRhoRa Ry
or, In that part Of Cleveland which was iormorly
Ohio City, and bounded az follows beginning e. the
Intersection Of the north line Of Vermont street,
with the west line Of West street thonco nQrherly
along said West street 20 Washington street thoncs
westerly along Washington street 60 feet thence
Boutherly parallel With West street 70 Vermont
street thenee esstery along said Vermont street 70
the place Of BEGINNING, Appraised AZ 5000
y, W. BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN PRENFIbs, Plaintins Attorney,
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At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland 3 Erie, and ClsVe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At sOlOn, with hacks 20 Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaVenna, &C.
At BraceTille with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &c.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
l9Rd, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence BY P. r.
W. Q. R. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't