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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
Albany Live Stock Market

WEST ALBANY. Feb 49, l+6o.
CArTLE-Athoush the receipts 200 head more than last
week. there better feeling the market The quality OF
Beeyes rate, nearly il net quite good Monday
There than the usual number Of buyers here from
they viii about 800 head about 300 viii be retaed here
which will leave about the number for the New ok
market as last week, say 100 TO 300 head.
The following comparative statement OF receipts at
this market over the New.York Central Railroad:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

GRAN-The demand for Wheat active and holders
are quite firm under the light arrivals and with milling demand
The sales Milwaukee Club private terms but
at full rates. co bush good White Canadian a. 81 49, store
wanted for milling Rye in fair demand and firm sales Of
small lots s6astc Barley Malt ia in fair demand at s9oec
barley Is quite firm and in request sales OF 200 bush good
ourrowed State &c. in store and 1900 BUSH Canada West
in cre Oats ARM and IN active demand s ~ Gise
plenty closes dull and lowers the de nadd light confined
10 the trade H. BUSH 1sc for Jersey and Southern
White and elbow and White Beans
fair demand al I2i bush Canadian Peas quiet at
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m.rh,,s-cAaxyrrIr REPORTED vos nm n Y rnisuss

Rrarkets-CARxyrIIr REPORTED voa sun n Y. TRiBuss.
, r,<nspypAY, Feb u.s. leta.
AsHEsThs mario. = uD't AID he dsmsnd Is fail fer
BEESWAXYtp.- . r.the, lower; sales Of Western and
81. nn..o,,n al 3els cash,
CoTTONfhe market s.eady ssles o. go bales inelud
ing 600 rsnstu The export nce 9Th inst has been 1853
bales We quote;
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La w LVI,ELLIGENUE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Frs is.
Before Judge BkTTH

The sMUOOLED JEWEBh1 CAbE.
The United States agt one trunk containing SIS, 900
worth ewery In this reported few days ago.
diet entered by for the claimants having been
proved property seized ewery which
claimants had with them to take TO Mexico and not for sale
The Judge in charging the Jury render formal verdict for
claimants paid compliment to the intelligence displayed
by the Deputy Surveyors Messrs Issacs and Brown who the
Judge said had certainly performed their duty in Selling the
goods, and their services worthy Of communication
Charles H. Hunt for the United States T. b. Cutting for the
claimants.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE-At auction, Feb Is, 1860,

AN AMATEUR PAwsBRoKER VIcTINIzED.-On the
18th January h alleged pedder named AbIsm Levy
called at the store Of Peter Fischer No IS West Thyhst
street desired negotiate loan OF 49, offering to leave In
pledge for the same bis pack and Its contents de represented
that the pack contained quantity of linen handkerhie table
cloths oil superior articles aud worth much more than the
the return in hour and redeem his goods BY
paying per for the Of the money or
Lew was not aterwsrd till yesterday when Mr. Fischer
met and caused his arrest for obtaining
false pretente lie alleges that the goods e with him
were Of an inferior quality and that the prisoner intended to
swindle him. Justice Kelly held the accused to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-FsB. l;

This Court met at the usual hour, but transacted nc
business OF the absence Of the Clerk whose
required the Court Of Oyer and TemiDer An ad
journment taken until TO the 10th, at IL o'clock
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Intoxicated,

Total BY al Routes Feb 1870 bbl. flour, 3S Dbl.
22i?0 bu6 Con- LOCO tie Provisions, 1872 do Lard 5g DO.
Vkisty.
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EXCHANGES

sr Lorls psn la-E t1s On aswYsrt ia, . cart
cIsoss .rg ,a ~ Cen. On Nsv sight,
NEw-ORLzAss, Feb <.--srsRLIss Excs1xer 7,aa ~ -.
prem do WITT Of lading 81 17i premia EscaSssse a.
SewY0h 20 days. Ia92a d.coanti DO sight, ias Aeo0nt
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DIED,

coRNWyIIIn Brooklyn this morning Feb. &c. Of scarlet
fever jesse son Of William X and Harriet Cornsen IN The
9Th year Of his age. -
Notice Of time Of funeral win be given to-mcnoW.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPRcrAL TERn-FEB. Ia-Before
Justice BoswoRTg.
OpIgIoH-PRAcTICE IN REGARD TO COSTS.
1rii-l ID "a Inhr w Mclinirn

oPIyIos-PRAcTIcE IN REGARD TO COSTS.
Elisha Bloomcr agt. John W. McGure.
BoswoRTu J-This ia an action for the ee,rn-v If
money The plaintiff established claim den a., s- a .ua
interest making in all ela 49, lie proved NJ. eStsr csn or
Tbs defendan. did establish o' M ~ demand The
. sn son sRfsS Sss
section 81 Court Justice q fcace hs. no jar.dctlon
tRS si 70 eS sss Ss . n9 eo.
in allowed to Sefepdsht Of course when the
4 GSt ' . .s s.S q As
Due ssl That the def Aisst entitled 70 COSTS settled in
How Pr Rep, as ID Pee, as warh' Bo' tsa). The mo-
Oa must be Isnsd with tn that the damages re-
balance only be elected oaooution
TRIAL ThRs-FEB 1s-Before Justice HorrxAs.
Venice sgt Sper
This was an action in trespas, for taking away and
dpOsns of the plaintiff furniture The questions before the
property Second; Did the defendant participate in taking &.
.o T4s plaintiff S sss 5
ing and him 'e The arrest she ordered ssT
her separate Iced. Co. paid the proceed.
the defendant the counsel Of plaintiffs wife, who accounted
II appeared that the defendant had acted the counsel and
The plaintiff Wiz 70, long time rSs e her TS.
Judge ruled that acting as such & nS s.
Jury he took active in the removal Of the
There socS deal Of evidence u relation e the
him with bis Money and the defendan. showing the; the
FURNITURE n sa p tie plaintiff clothes had
with the money belonging to the wes sepaIsts estate e
T. j. Genet for the plaintiff Henry A. Cram aud O. NJ sPsir
| for defendant.
| SUPREME COURT-CRcUIT-FEB. l5-Before Justice
|
| INSURANCE SUIT.
| The First Baptist Church of Brooklyn agt. The
Brooklyn Fire CompOnyn this already pub
shed the Jury this afternoon rendered verdict the defend
/ ants.
| CHAxBBRs-FEB 15-Before Justice BoSsEI.
| DECISIONS.
| John w. Hicks sgt Oliver Charlick, ct al.-Motion
granted Let an absolute order be drawn conformity with the
Court be entered to be settled on not less
| than two days notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

THIEvIsH BoY.-Jsmes Mcclure, lad in the en-
poy Of Chss Schuyler jeweer doing business At No rs
having stolen from his employer st various times ewe to the
Of as The boy confessed his guilt and was commit
ted nv Justce Steers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

BURGLARIous YoUTH,-A young man named
Thomas Henry Sunday night. charged with hav
ing buTgaousy entered the shoe of Daniel w. Slater
No Thrtieth street. and stolen thererom pair two
Kelly.
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FEMALE THIEF.

FEMALE THIEF-Mary Wright, residing in the ten
house No 27 West Tenth street arrested
the Of Alice Ross in the building while the
work The accused committed fer
nation by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

c.EFEf Moderate purchases have been made at former
s The closes firmly for all kinds especially NJ, an
ssntos sales Of s6s Rio 81 HIc' OLE oa"''s ~ '0' ''
h, y. Wits, s...,iii9l5; Maracabo
81 sa,, 10 Gl2l jamaica. .HfGHs
sio oian.sy st. D0mo tc) 100 d. OBJ
TS2LTbs demand good for Domestic at The deenei inc
,,yss are liberal; sales by the cargo 90 6Og - ~ an
for yard at - iS6$5 IS Nothing doing in Foreign and
prices nominal 49, xx, ~, MI. .,a "a, x,.y.,
e In limited request at steady rates Refined I"Ss'
quiet 3a2ic essh and mos for Baltimore ana Lake eu
perior. 100. ~, -. 4, -. t. III t;,5, I'm. Log
wood light supply and prices favor the seller tne a SAFE
Of ST. Domingo SIS GU and Of Laguna $50 ca'n
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and state
Flour limited especially for the low gsdes these are lower
hut the better firm and In good request Tor the trade
there l. fair demand for the East but nothing doing Tor export
The sales are 900 bbls, at t50S5 05 for soperne state
IS IS for do and low grade Of Western extra
IA as for choice extra sas d SIS IS for shipping brands
Of extra Oho &60$6 for trade brands and
as 600 for St. Louis and Geneseo extra CANADIAN IN IAN
demand and with liberal offerings Of the low grades
are heavier and easier at the cose the sales are a
at as 4Od sc extra brands Southern Flour freely
offered kinds heavy especially the low ssde
which the close the demand mainly Tor the nome
trade the sales 60 bbs IS 4VUs3 ~ Tor superhne
Baltimore de- and e5 1896 for the better grades Hs
Fou ia steady and Ia fair demand sales Of l76 bbs
a 40 Corn plenty and lower at tue closes the
ARE $50 bbs % for Jersey and ~ Is for brandywine
Flour fair demand at 81 62t0Sl 19V loo To-
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SUPREME COURT-CIRourT-FEB 15.-BefOre Juse
ALLRS.
eUEROGATE's COURT.-FKB. 15.-Before EDWARD C..
WlsT, Surrogate.

THE WILL OF MR.. BURTON THE ACTOR. .
The will of the late William f. Burton, the dis
pgushed comedian author has been offered for probate W
provisions relate solely the teators family and possess no
particular public interest Alter providing annuity Of Sl
10 be psid TO his wife Jane Livingston Burton In equal
quarterly during her life and beS1es'9ng one oR
ton the all the residue OF bis estate INTO three
canal shares one for his three daughters Cecilia VIZ
is aud Rosne to be held ia trust and the Income
applied their respectively daIlng me- ana .he ne
mander they appoint by Will
or IN default such appointment TO their children they shall
leave any Of the death Of either without such sp
pointm.n or without issue, TO the surviving sisters
Dr. John and Cecilia Burton the testaors eldest
daughter, are appointed executor and t1ecutrx.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srEcrAL TrRS.-FEB. Is.
Before Judge BRADY.-DRcIsIoSs.
Hess agt. Boss.-Defaut opened.
Crate agt. Benedict.-Question TO be answered.
Schel agt. Communication denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

wMR. B.: l hope you will excuse me Tor uosonns
1 he children have been very sick. Johnny went not to
hI these two days for he not very we'll Sarah Jsue
vctv unwe, che got fall and hurt herself severely bat
h very anxious 10 70 school again hope your honor win
be so Kind let have worn home, cannot posi-,
Nv leave the house. the Children and my husband
a. 20 ,ick with iunsnnatory rheamsml Kyou would be 80
hind as 20 little jackets to maize would 90 mucA
Ve' "ANNE FINEN"
The above letter received TO day. and tells Its own asry
There such who come 10 MS Tor ws
We ye them Jackets PANTS pske for the boys OF our nool
children othe five Points We afford pay for the eo bu
we have money purchase the cloth WIN the friends Of tn
poor send pieces of snet cosonsde for eeys soh
Ing and thus enable u. give these po mohefs the work the
desire B. X. BARLOW, sup't-
FisS Point. Boz,ecT Ineustry, Feb. "a, $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs.-An inquest was held az
the NewYo Hospital yesterday by Coroner Gamble on me
body Hannah Levi, German girl aged years who died
from the of burns received on Friday last Deceased
was employed at No liz Fifth street. and met with the acc
by setting clothes CRATE while busting the paIor
AveIdict Of Accidental death" rendered: William
Bishop native England aged 60 died yesterday at
the New ork Hospital the effect Of injuries received In
of bale Of cotton falling on his head Deceased
No AS Water street. when Of the bales accidentally fell
and striking deceased broke several OF his bs and inflicted
other injuries resulting in death Coroner Gamble held an in
guest the body. Verdict accidental death An
oner Gamble the body Of Charles A. Schultz, a
German aged % years who died at West Darlington,
Conn Deceased lived in this city, but insConnecout TO
put up machinery in the mills Of Mess shand
Co. Of West CarInson and while at his work caught In
the revolving thrown to the ground He died the same
ay from the injuries received and hs remains brought to
inement. verdict OF accidental death was
rendered By the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

o-CAKE-The demand limited and prices unsettled
sales of City at $a2 80 IN bsss and sSs 66s Western Thin
OiINEA-Tbe firm, with steady demand sales
PRoylsIONsThe Pork market Is hrm the demand fair In
part speculative and for the futures the sales bills at
l8 37l for New Mess 4l7 so for Old Mess New Thin
Mess 4I2 ga Old Prime so for New Western
do. rs fer City do P Cos Included in the sales
option all March, So and 500 paid for the privilege
Of calling eco bbls New Prime all month"; q, SlI So
the stotb reduced of ITO bb at 2s IS so Coun
try Mess $420a 81 so for do Prince Ss239S 10 for repscsed
Prime Mess in good demand and hrm Chi
csgot @e Lard Is shade better with good demand sales
Of o bills and tes o ollie Cut Meats In fair demand
the arrivals fair sales Of 1877 bids at 6i07ic
for shoulds e!qsle for Hams and loc for choice do.
Beef Haas IN fair demand and are hrmer sales Of $50 bb
$40 so for State, and $t 5o-S - Tor Western Ba
firm and In I demand aes OF 80 boxes aud
30 boxes good Clear City together loc 100 boxes Short Clear
City ebou ielc and Short Clear In bulk Oc. The
damaged Bacon om the ship John Boyd sold by auction
20 day and husht e1!rsyssAht Pe $50 boxes Long Clear
Dsssd Hogs aud In den and 7bd9c for Western
and delc for Ctythe extreme rates for heavy. Butter Is IN
fair demand and steady iIs.h roll Butter plenty Western
State at &c., choice do 2o62zc Cheese Is in fair de-
R .sf %l ss 81 ws ss 99I' 70 po, us7 50 ais 81
Beef Pine, City lsS 30 IPos, Pm. wn IL 81 i 50
Beef Mess. C,y.. Nominal PI f'nn .wa OH 80
Beef Mess Wosfn 0 25alo % Hams, Picked. 90 10
Beet, Meas EI,ralO lydl2 so IIsm. Dry salpd 0la 81
Beef Prime Meal ooal9 50 Shoulders, P'Id si0 y
PORK, Prime Mes..l5 I0dl7 90 5hoDld's D'ysd 6i0 81
Pork Clear, W'n-als % eeefH'1. pbbl 10 90 ais 50
POTATOEs-The demand is fair, and prices tend higher
RICE !. steady at tbs advances sales Of 80 cs a.
sPiCEs-We hear OF sales of 4COo mat. Css.a on pva,s
Terms and loo bags fmeno at &C. also 10 bales Cloves 3d.
Cssss IL m, p Bib aae Pepper I'm 3D., ch) ia
sNinser' haee''''' slg ~ Pimen!o Jam, ca'h.. 10
Pimenio Ia 3D. cah.. ia
Pepper sgmsfrs.'.... $40 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

On. GRANT GRAPERrEs-The report that the ex
tensive propagating houses of DIR. o. W. Grant, al
Iona near Peeksk, were destroyed by the late storm
is we learn, without foundation, not dollar oil dam
age having been sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

quest prices continue favor the sellers the sales include
500 bills last evening arrive in shipping order at 4sc $40
DO do to-day to arrive a the same Pee 100 d. poor and
prices are nominay unchanged Common Rosn In fair de.
steady Gales OF 500 bbs ahoa at 81 60; 500 do
AT 81 GIL 500 do al 81 IS 80 h. delyered 1900 do to
arrive aud 800 do Strained at ~ GO p $40 H. in yard
The medium and inner grades dull sales Of $50 bbs No
at 81 IS ~ $40 in yard Tar is quiet at steady We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

Police AUcTIoS.-At the ninth auction of unre
claimed property in the hands of the police, held yes
fe1day afc in tie drilroom over Centre Market
one hundred and fifty lots of goods were sold for the
aggregate sum of $50. The gun found in the house
of Cancem the murderer, sold for IS, and was pur-
chased by q curiosty-hpnter. The bidding was quite
spirited, and every one seemed eager to get good
bargain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

c,EFFF Wodeate purchases have been made at I3rTne
Tk mail Of closes firmly for gil kinds especially Ro an
s,o. ,ses Of sss Rio Me. 6i2 Santos at iatci ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

bibLi :seGRTY.AOn Sunday, $1,000 were collected
in St. I ~. sChnrcb Fourtb avenue. for the Bible
cause, s4s-p servno<' from, the Rev, Dr. McCEntock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

ssts !, also Gsiet al 81 for Dressed Missouri and
al S0as tun for Undressed, with sales of IS bales Of the
latter within the range At Boston sales Of $50 bales Jue have
been made at $50 So months.
HIDES There only moderate inquiry in part for export
The stock IL against 0t0 time last
HOPS-The demand 10 at lodl6c. for 70
rood and l6dlec. for choice lots 1855. Old quiet
HAY-Ths supply not equal TO the demand sales Of 90
bales at Loose ia plenty and In fair request at s7leG
81 q leo ID.
buoy ant
KON-The market Is extremely quiet yet prices main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

A PLEASANT PART1EG.-Mr. Nichols Superinten-
dent of the Chicago Reformatory Institution, left for
Europe yesterday in the City Of Manchester" The
children of the Hammersley Street Industrial School
and Boys Meeting, and number of boys from the
Eewsboys' Lodging House, met him at Pier No. "A
North River to take leave, as he has been great IA
yorite with the boys during his stay in the city. lie
distributed apples and oranges very freely among them,
and they wished him, with many cheers, safe pas
sage across the Atlantic He intends visiting the most
celebrated RefornS.ories in Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16
aeJu WAX DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY le 1860

SUGARS are quiet but frm sales 81 90 hhds Tezs1 &c
40 hhdA New Orleans 7} ho hhds Cuba at 7y17t5 ana
30 boxsa Havana al 7di2c Rohned steady; Gales ny
United states Com Idl0ior Crushed Gronnd and 1rn9
lated ela Tor White coss grades and 81 d9c for Vel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

NEW.YORK OLltsIFlOATioN
Irolanls glorida- NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

OILSThe market continues extremely quiet but prices
orally well sinained sales Of 5000 gals Lnseed sra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

- -. ac,n,sr 70 ruE VsssFL.--r The new /.
-. .,sor., n r Cuvle, Belonging to Crcmweirs
s.'..s;o Inc s.a-tsd from her dock, Pier No. l.
Nor,h River, yeterdsy morning for trial rp oa'slae
of Sandy HOOK Desphe tie arsateniog aspect OF the
vpa,l,. la,ee number Of invited guess accompanies
he, q the trim. The r. r. Cuyler was built by Mr..
sn.sa.n Of reeupont, Of the best materials, and in
n, 49,, sohs,antal manner. She is 235 fee. in length
"a Zee. IN with. and about 400 tune burden She
has tho dechs for freight above which Is the main
,as;u. essaSle Of accommodating comfortably %
Yassspeers with berths AID stste-rOoms. -
Above the main cabin il spacious dinir
n lsdes' saloon, pantries, and officers <Faiyes-
lower cabin lie finely furnished, the W a., Ane
polished white and gilt Ire g., -, oeiDs
panneled in oak. Broad flights =, .ss;rs ns M M
two saloons Her engine -, bn;l, -
Works, aud has 70ir Oh cv,nde .,' g. q ;n.t
sl0he Oh PS.On' ana i6feet prOps e> Before start
A"s' n.' "Hc"'"T was set in mo- I'm and worked adj
--1IOy' Al. dyler cos. abc,ot $lt5, 600, and vii
iS.l Ve.W'en his port and Savau~ ali in connection
VIZ u-e' her steamers b<tonginf, to the same firm
ANe " ssel made a f.ne RIA down the Bay anc
~ the NarrOws, bes whea of tire South-Wes
1P's re broke some portion Of her machinery, Whicl
~ der almost AZ Che mercy OF the wini and the waves
hus far eythng aside . ON the scs-sicknsas sui
iered BY the eOnpTIy Fss'ed Oh seasantly, the ms
ehinery working 10 tha entire satisfaction Of thos
most interested Afee7 Ehe bresSage, the vessel wa
dfted by the nor tesV gale ueon the stoDe heap bt
tween Sandy Fl p5k.asi the SPIT.
She subsequ, .VsWaatea OF and The last ssen Of be
was az 4;2Vp ma, when che was in tow q the Unde
writer's stes Ger :" H,mtress," between the Spit al
heok' Inc Consequence Of ne heavy snow, and Il
violence OF Ge4lle, Il wac impossible for the Gu
TO COZ fezp to her dock, and heanehored for Il
night un6 sss,rl.s Of tAa Hook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-16

INDIA RUBBEK-The market 4 under favorable
sdyice buyers shy purchasers the Improvement
LFAfHER-Heayy weights Of Hen lock scarce, aud
wanted the demand for export good Oak quiet; prices
UNCHANGED. -
LEAD-Pg IL quiet! note sale of English at SIS ~. Bar
sells at &c. and Pipe and Sheet at &C., cash.
LATBS arc dull and plenty at nominal rates
LIME-Rockand quiet at 7c for Common, and 81 n for
Lump.
Gales Of 40 bbs 4c IS hhds MuGcsyado do.
2sc. We quote - -
Eew.Orleans. gsu.A U49
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
Old town cheap Clothing Store

5~ortrabreup ene stpbs NuspuBI ferttSer &Ietcestar Serrea utb
&naben gu ben ~bt1iai9iten Nreiien
@benie cine SrCbe AuSpob[ bon Serren.6enben, &ra9en, 9aS-
unb Eaf9sntl1er, 9oieutr6oer, Spden, gropahsn, 1e9eni&trTe.
RcrtempnRais Mne cine Weenss aqbsxe NrtiteI, (Tk24,tD
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@tienbaNfen &c.



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GriparniB BON 3eit, 0elo m1O Gntfernnng
bur@ bic
Baltimore nmb CbipsO iienbabn
mad alien Tbetlen beS WefenS
aber
Yarfersburs unb Warietta, ober genwoob,
Wbeeltrg uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore ab Sttu.G tlenbabn bt.tet benz %rsilenben Dub.
Hum ets srsgtenn gsrtssiie IN St,as aaf gtaiatett. sequsn,liac
tet, Siderteit, YuntNt6tett unb SGSntett Der g enerten, 10 baB
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~sebebntefe Qtnte, stetdaettts aber aud BITE tlr3efe unb f6nt1fs
nnb battr Bic btaisas &uute fur bic 8etenten mad benz gBefen,
BITE ni&t psrfebltn fSlten, He su ~benusen:
Weilenentfernun9 Dp1 Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
reber YarterSburg 583 Wetlen.
ueber Benrcrb unb gDbeeltng - $50
ueber 5~arrtsbur8 unp ptttsbure $50 "*
Durh be Marietta Qtnte 583
ene @rfparntB an Der @ntfernuHs BON 116
DurH BITE q plunbus- Qtnte 500
etne Grfparni6 an Der @ntfernung BON SO
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