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ILLUSION GOODS at WHOLESALE.-Th
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A TTRACTIVE SALE.-ln order 10 MAKE room
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RgR BONNER AND THE LEDGER.

"R BONNER AND The LEUUEh.
NI LEDGER OFFICE NKw-YoRK, August Is, 1856
Friend Roys In reply to yours of the 18th would eierae
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(Signed), ROBERT boSNKk
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
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tI4N fINI1IIf s--lFt HrtnE
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FOR Ladies. and Ane'' for Chdren They require button
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DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.
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THE ADHESION OF KANSAS UNDER THE wYAN
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PERSONAL.
DOPfION Any RRePkCI Bkz PERs IN WISHING
a 70 ,doRs e Aer ewn n,s hsai.hy male shnd
Donths Old hDne eensexion and long weAnod hss
Of ypatanity Of doing b. s6Srsasnx wh psreuls
D. Il. Perry, boz l70 Herald oMee
LICE CAREY.-lF ALICE CAREY NATIVE OF
~ the county, Rosscomop ireland and who lived In Wae-
street. New York city about twelve thirteen years sso
should see this Ioce and communicate with The Rev j. r.
OBren, a Great How Liverpool England she viii
hear Of soDehDg 10 her advantage ANY giving
rect Information regarding her win be rewarded.
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

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To P'oes 'of meA'' vose~oi~' "u", NC, a. wash
rg,on A1azket, show slight alterations from our last
.,'n,,,,on. Pie following IL an index OF the nroes.
suo'A'"'~ - ,.s n. -.
BEr-Srio h1AA, Loo. pr TO-; porr
cd beef &c. &c per ID. loc al3c.; corn
MUTTON Mutton ob~-
lcc. l2c: fn'- 80, l2 per 10. hind quarters,
quarters, SC. . &c Amb l2c
Outlets, l6c. lSc per a.: fore quarters Sc,
l0c hind quarters, lie. . l2c.
PeKK-fresh pork, lie. mar H. sslted pork do !:
hams, 1856 l4c. should Irx. Toe i2c sides. iO.sc
lie owl loo. per ID: roastps pigs 81 rs 81 so each
NiscElLANEous.-B ,tcens sausages Ice per TO- beef
tongues 55c soc. ..cS. Ira 1oc s'1oI-c rer in
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A bill to aid, by Auburn, the construction OF the
Lake Ontario, Auburn and New York Railroad, has
been reported in the Assembly. This bin contem
plates the issuing of bonds by the city to the ex
tent of 800 o00 The road, when completed from
Ontario or, Little Sodus Bay to Homer, will make
the shortest route by rain to this city, viz: 9ll
miles. 1t win be nearer, taking the same starting
point from the north shore Of Lake Ontario to New
York than via the Grand Trunk of Canada to Port
land, by about $50 miles; and nearer to this city
than by the Canada road to Boston, by $50 miles;
also nearer to Boston, via this road, the New York
Central &C., than by the Canada road aforesaid,
by $50 miles, and being also nearer to Boston than
Ogdensburg saving Of about two cents upon a
bushel of grain, and ten cents on barrel of -four
may be effected by this route, over the Northern"
railroad, that being about the difference in the
freight from the head Of the lake; besides gain
In the time, upon about 100 miles less Of lake and
nver navigation These advantages the Auburn
people regard and not unreasonsbly as yoficient-
~ important 70 command considerable share Of
the carrying trade between the great Atlantic cities
and the Northwest and upper lake country.
As to the TolliDg and Pro Rata, the Auburn Adrey.
fiser INDUCES in the following sensible remarks
and as they emanate from rural district and the
home Of Governor Seward, we copy them for the
especial benefit Of the advocates Of those pernicious
schemes, now attempted to be enacted for the
especial benefit Of canal jobbers, at the expense of
tie interest of this great city and State. Says the
Adcertiser -
The commerce Of tho lakes amounts 10 more thau
ftto, 600 spnuany-usarly a. mech % The entire
ioress issde 81 the country We submit has y q VIAL
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CALL IN THE sAnE PLACE IF YOU ARE WELL
" Fast Twenty fourth street R.M.
IF Mr.. JANIS HANLeY, OF MOUNTMEILICK. IRE
land, vcud call at l62 West Twenty si1th street.
Eighth avenue he would ffieud Any fsnA kHswing
his Whereabouts WIZ please aequsint him.
INFORMATION wAkTED-Or THE DAUGHTER OF
Brazil She supposed TO be married and living Troy NJ
Any information concerning her will be thankfully
ed and suitable rewarded BY addreng boz 29H Poas ose
New York.
TOHN MOFFITT STONE CARVER, LATE OF Wal.
worth, EnGand-Your friends have lOst your sddress
return ~
DAN AWAY FROM TEE SCHOONER " O. rRLrKR.
~ lying at Pier No North river tho Eight i9h OF
hNeh my son Thomas O. Arnold, yesrs OF age IA On
when leaving black cloth ock coat black cAsaners pans
feet nches now AL tbs that for
bid sny person persons harborng trusting him
count e Will pay Of hs debs unknown 10
me, - By ths advertisement make II pabiely known.
JOHN ARNOLD.
CHOUID THIS MEET THE EYE OF MRS ARABKILA
- jones "a. formerlv Of uasyb0rough county,
Ireland OF her family, line addressed j. NJ MOI
Henry street, New York win oblge
HRWsPAPERs.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

inporapca 10 The CITY az New York 10 retain ~ hoi ,os
WIS vast and nc sssipg trade, aud prevent Iossbis
otmg cytrted 10 any great extent into other rival
IL moi the question which particular railroad
or canal eres, to be nromote1 that question ia a.
sseondy importance when compares % i6t great into
rest Of ie State, whose prosperity In Identified with the
connerai prtponoerapce OF the cy OF New York, and
which diversion OF any considerable portion Of LIS great
inland trade woulo be sure TO damage
The February earnings OF the Eastern aivi.i~~
Of Tie Ohio and Mississippi road ~. 80.
7c7oo; ls.sa. ssQ,s74-inerease, 81 900 - i'0V'