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, 1860-01-26

Il; nor. doing for n" fe 'Ssn Sn r :iot
aad hume consamptoa whle rrics hare ner4y under
.+1 s.stt ~ ss 1tra s,a,e tss 10 :ure:- W.strr
tiMXa 81 common to medium extra Uesterr 1GCa5 ~
*hippssk brands round tnI' 0aln. The n4ket closing
Quet aud ri ndy. tIcl te In tue kses 30 h!s
s1pat. ca adan In nodtt9,e rsqnes whhnt material
change IN pre-. Eyes ~ bbs; ea, tc&65 coumon tn
r. p!ee r.. Rye Flour n moderate dem sud s43
cnnnun to choice eupcr. uckwhc1t At ouni4st and ~
Br4dyw1e st.'b aaoa- jersey hrd sss9. Whiskey IN:
sales 14Iu lLls -, clrs ug dsn Il thesc .rier.
tixA1s-Whsat tnatkEt very quiet and nonnaY quot
I'd Yesterday. without sllt6 e momrat shippers sill
ter ttls or phne l~auitc clnh Rye asb2 e hImtt:
:UHe. Corn scarcely 70 buoyan ta'ef b. II ea1sac
ats plenty and du nj Is *c fur Western. Canadian mud
rsovlMoxsP.at market quiet aud hm- sales Is hrls
1t q 81 for old 1nes+3 Is for d.: IS for
uusnare d.: eit-ss for Ole IF.me: 50 70 for bea
pr mes sl3 IS fH Cd ih'n n,es.. bsef without change
as:s 70; Chttso asss; ssas:s srpaettd Ms; as
II ior mts Pee. h~ns unehspE.d. lW bill At 1.c
t,r Sa,- 4@'6 for w-ftern P'ia mess he*f
I've. Sales te1ces ri slscis f.les 40 .ieces tndss
sfsrs dyx@aHc fof hasa icon qu,et sni nrn .acs
200 pkgs ham at -. Dressed hoss In god
queS i Ode L>3d teady salc. =. br!s at tni:
I'D eho,e Guy as,4 nner tn Tnodesat- Ixqae,t " s
CoITEE-ve1y qust but h.m.
euaARs-St ady. .rha 11h1.x fair .etu!ng. and BY
au1on o1 !.hd@ New 0nean* i. IL Csc, four nths.
MoLARAxs-u ary, and CuH1 cAvrd new crop NOW hrll
1t ,ih3 n. O. al 4ae5ac ard y suction 4ss bbl: NO
Vi at&'Ha&sHcat nihtty Gays
srcxs-WNlout natcr!ai change. Money and exchange
una.tenrd. t'h r. *sk SIS. c & sp4 b a. Oil 4 Oh
& ssad. :1eSa s'H !. IS sas " Z
II lkOk,
, 1860-01-26

[Fram Sol!er!oht~ Sons 4 Co.'S Clrcular.l


In tt general markets business quiet today but
prices # the leading aclcs were nr. There was na uah
disposition buy hog products except 10 crdea. M
uosk held ut el7 ur coed osAn ann the only Aaeo
b-wa. at Ii figure " hac4 150 hhts ID Al
shouder ~ 70 .bed +idcs nnh l11c for cl.az Do.
Bulk meats had Il aud sxc delivery. With
out sales. Lard I. Observation-Disclosures 9Th.
= ST. LOCiS.
Provisions a1e quite sctve with large sales for preser
AMI future delivery. hut mostly private 1hc dcsn fer
larrled meat pAt1eularly1a HrRe; hut thee Will not bc
much done 10 bulk meat Until the rfef1 heard +
sal to-day hut :he rates Ter city thoudezs M and
ri,ad r. ess4@skc; Country do 9ad IS some hoalDG +
usnand VI 7Hc a1d rbped s.das sa1c-Tkcpualean 2,d.
NEW ORLEANS,
9-Mcss Fox fr1. and in Moderate deuard 1t als
for atw.
Bacon in and In nodrzEe demand. at ~ for Shoulders
10c ~. asusa aud l,A4tlXc fur ccaf S.des.
Lard remains du | Vt tq4c
, 1860-01-26
Fisc In DclaFan. Tyls.---Loss $4,000

Fisc III DclaEan+ Vsls.---Loss $40, ,000-
UELEyAx, WIS, Jan. a4.-A new brick block
Of three stories. on Walworth avenue, was en-
tirely consumed last night. The FIRE Is supposed
TO have originated in the Sortrtigu Printing
Office. At one time during the fire it was feared
that the whole business portion of the town
would be consumed. The vest wall Of the block,
together with the almost superhunan efforts OF
a lew old freuen, saved the town.
The following are the names Of The sufferers:
"A. H. Barns, q. Topping l. Son, aud P.
Gorm1ey, owners Of the block, loss S7, geo; in
= red as follows: Etna $4,000, Home {N.
- $500. Hartford $500, Charter Oak $1,000,
Fbnnix 81 900. Il. Topping 4 Son, dry goods,
loss $4,000, insured; Bates E Parish, books and
stationery, sl,5oo, insured; G. c. Lyon, boots
and shoes, $1,000, insured; ". ". Bradley,
ready made clothing, $4,000. insured; Allen 4
Barns, attorneys, Office furniture md from $500
to s, 900 Of library, burned; Clark / Patchin,
attorneys, library aud everything IN Office
$4,000 loss, no insurance. Talworth Co..
sovereign and Sorthron offices, both entire dc.
stroyed- Sovereign's loss S'00o-insured for
500. Sorthron's loss $500: No insurance
Doct. W. +. Gray and Il. d. Gof3, dentists, loss
$1,000. No insurance. +. VI. Phelps, loss {30o
on stock. Insured. Total loss about $50 900.
Insured for Sl24. O.,
, 1860-01-26

NEW Yonk. Jan. 25.-The National Executive
Committee Of the Union League hare resolved
to Issue proclamation in compliance with q
provision of the Association, calling for Nn
tioral Convention, 10 be held in New York o.,
July 10Th, 1860, fer the purpose Of considering
the propriety Of supporting any one of tic
Presidential candidates put in nomination by
the several political parties, or in case it i
deemed ;nexpedient to support any such cnndi,
date, then 10 nominate a Candidate who will
represent the opinions expressed in the pream.
BILE and declaration Of principles Of the Union
J4engue,
, 1860-01-26

CLEVELAND, Jan. a5th.-U. S. Marshal John
serve summonses on J. X, Giddings and John
Brown, j., to appear before the Senate CON-
mi,tee. Giddings is in the State of New York,
but was telegraphed, and will no doubt proceed
TO Washington forthwith. Brown could not bc
foun.l. A copy Of the summons was left At his
house. The probability is that he will obey.
Ro'l. are summoned to appear on the 5oth.
, 1860-01-26

xsv Yc.x.-TAo y, =. Esra'5 1t xesd'y
says:
There i. not much doing ip grain or -four.
The news from Europe is not encouraging 10
SINNERS. md ppr,ies Who hare bought here on
specuIatiou are disposed to hold for higher ri.
ces. Corn is coming forward very freely Mt tue
West, and the price is dropping to more natu-
raj rites. The belief in short crop Of pork
having become general, m ndvance Of s5@31c
lative price heretofore kept up ct the West has
given way about a. much. Dealers arc conf
dent that we shall not see pork lower than it il
a%{e
, 1860-01-26


PROV1S1oNs-neccIpts, 100 brls PORK; 40 m Cut
Me.ts- Ness Pork firm. S4eswe.e 200 brls Milwaukee
p. l.; = brls light Mess ut Milwaukee seo Bulk
MeAts sca1ce and adsAntcd Nc. Szses wee:-e0e0 Ies
shoulde1s 1t &c packed; SO pcs Green e5des ghl
packed: 100 brls rickled Shoulders ut sll,o0+
LARD-Reee pta, a+:s h.. Market I'm. Sales were
100 brls prime Le4f 1t s4c; l0otes do at9Xe.
TALLow-Ma1ket qnl-t but fl1n At s}5sa0e-
HlDEs-Receipls 46 "A u. Market more active and
sAade better. Slea today wssr at tic following quota
ioas s:-Green, 6sG7c; Green Salted, sa7hc Dry Flint
1akGiAc.
BITTER Very dull S.te. = 10 PKG, god t,tln
.YHe; Dally. l2914c.
pOCLTRY-Dne.el Chicksn., ssD06s.t 70 per doz !:
Turkeys, S4oc perlb.
EGGs-Qulet ut Exc per doz- for fresh.
POTATOES Market quiet 1t &5c for fair Neshannock:.
DRIED FRC1T-a,10 h choice East=sn Aprle., atsHc.
LIVE sTocK-Recc!pt-, 8 car, Gait Z, and DO Hogs;
shipped by N. c. r, r. g. head cattle. The asket
without change either foE Hogs or Cattle.
-1aAfn
, 1860-01-26

S7. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Thc St. Joseph Ga.ft.e
says:. "W. F. Tithson,. agent Of tic Yaacton
md Sioux Indians, just from For: Kendall, re.
ports the weather extremely cold in the noun.
tains, thesma1aeter indicating 81 below zero.
snow IN the vpl1eE was eight feet deep. The In
dams were peacenble."
, 1860-01-26
Daily Reyicw Of Chicago j1arket.
"WEDNESDAY Eyrx1xo. Jan. q. 1tGe.

WxpxxxpAr Eyxx1xo. Jaa..i 1tGe.
FLoUR-R.crt1ts s43 btls- Markc. Quet. Sales wei.
1Up bhls "Jcnel !" cio!ce s. ring extra It sses deli "
b5ls .c1tbnets" do II u 80 del; dobols to!e
do II stso dsl; 10 bbls "Bovcn City" % en- P 20
tbl Eoh stas~ do si de % Ibis spt nx super II
as7s del.
CORN Meals tons unbo!ted At ~ delivered Loo
lbs d. Al . on tack.
BCcKwHaAr FLoUR-as Ks 2t u 81; 1.1oa ss do It
s!.75. Mskcsvsry dull.
MILL sTUsFS-tons nlda4n2t nj q.
wHEAT-R~ce!pts s.ea busa. Martc. quiet, salta
loo bush No Spring sc In ssese 800 lu. do
for delivery betwce aud the April at SIC es
10 bush DO At track; 20 bush DO Al e9c deli so hu:h
DO Ut ee4e dc Loco bush fair aarnk al u on tack.
C0KN-1tecc pts, S2aa3 bush. Market advauced s3se.
S.cs bu Illinois River q. 54e aGost for delivery
May; 0o bn MOL at sie IN store: Goo bu Go
at@ec store; oa bush at 4ac IL ssose; 2o au do It
4sciu sore 4oo bush do SOC In sosc: SEQ bush do It
4sc IN o1t; 10 hush do &e in etore 500 buea tct
cda 40cin soEe 1000 bush do 1t t1c in sote; LEO tu
doat &c ii It oo bush d. at stores 1coo bush
10 at4se in STORE; J. Goa tual do n &c on t1sck.
04T5-ReteEpts esS bush. Market quiet End steady.
saes bush No. At &c in sose; IS bags do ri
&c on track.
RfE-Recspta ',74o bu.h. Market Aas5e iowe:. Sales
were: ehaAh No. In bulk Al Sic nt1a Gl bags do 1t
| 6lc on track ~ bax, DO at Soc on track.
| BARLEy-Recelpta s.6l bu. Market 1c lower, Sales
were 81 dellyered 200 bu Nc 1t tec In store
800 bu do a. Goc in store.
| Receipts l9sbrIs. Marke. quiet. Sa;ts
! wsre 80 b7ls at aie; % bFls at 2Etfc.
! ALCOHOLIC bsls t4se.
1900 Ds. Timothy advanced 10c.
Sales we.e4 bu prime Wisconsin Seed At s.6 Clov,I
advanced sc. sales we1esoo prime III sls84o bills DC
| 1t &4.8s.
DRESSED uoGs-Rccelps, Is. Market advanced 1ec
with good demand by packers md 81 rpers bales
| ~ folIo~s:-
, 1860-01-26


WAsH,soroS. Jan. 25.-Calleader, Cashier of
the Hartford Bank. testified to-day before the
Senate Brown raid Committee, that Brown de-
po5ited with him. and that he never paid money
for Browns check to any one but Brown, ex-
cept in one case to. Col Forbes, to whom he
gaye $500, on Browns check. This is q coutra-
diction Of Forbes statement in his letter. in
which he stated that he never received money
from Brown. Calender also testified that when
Missourians invaded Kansas, he and other Con-
necticut men adviaed Brown to 70 there, and
he eave him u Sharpe's rife and told him to use
it. Cullcnder Was informed that the Committee
did not care about such testimony.
Mr. Chas: Blair, Of Colliusvi1lr, Conn, tes i6ed
that be made Browns pixies, mud that Brown
paid him for them himself, and be kcer no 9th
er parties concerned With Brown ia the matter.
Nr. Blair is a Democrat, and made the contracts
as he would with any other person, not know
ing for what purpose the weapons would be EN-.
ployed.
Had ballot for Speaker been taken to day
the result would have been about the same as
formerly, no change having taken place suffici-
ent to produce result On either side. For sew
eral days report has been circulated that some
Of the South Americans will vote for Cogwin,
:na thus force the Republicans to 90 for him.
At.'her ruUor is That Messrs. Briggs, Riggs,
Adr on and Clark will vote for Mr. Pennington,
aud thus dictate terms to the Republicans,
Neither Of these projects will divert enough oi
the friends Of Mr. Sherman away from him to
elect either Corwin Ut Pennington. Since Mr..
orwin's speech to-day, it is doubted whether
the Americans will pursue the course indicated.
, 1860-01-26

MANSON. Ind, Jan. ae5.-Mrs. Ely Lockwood,
Of North Vernon, Ind, who had been deranged
scme ten days, hung herself in IN out house y!
covered life was extinct.
, 1860-01-26

TIE CRAM Trunk EA1LwAy.-Wc find tho
following in the New York u 5ibune Of Mondry:
The Commercial Of Saturday says that thu
Grand Trunk hallway Company Of Canada a..:
ahoue making overturcs for tue lease or pu.-
chase Of large part Of The Michigan Southern
Road, With view to tie use Of Il third rail II,
Detroit. leaving tho Michigan Southern Com.
pany to operate exclusively the direct Goshen
branch l,ue from Toledo 10 Chicago. The sam,
paper mentions rI,nor that the Grand Truuk
people are also seeking controlling connexion
Of their own FROM Montreal to this city, throuc:
Vernon. to Albany, and thcncc by the Harlt,,s
to New York.
, 1860-01-26

In uncurrcut money there is no change, ex-
cept that the feeling ie better under the in
proved condition uf the Exchange market ut St.
Louis mud Chicago. Missouri is bought at .s
dis., and Illinois, Wisconsin and low. at dis.
CoA1EncE or New YoaE.-Tha following is
comparative statement Of the Imports Of For
c,gn Dry Goods and General Merchandise ut
xhe port Of Now York for the week and since
, 1860-01-26

a War with Mexico Predicted.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o4.-The Galveston
.Itus thinks, on The authority Of reliable infor-
1nstion from the Rio Grande, that the present
difficulties there will end in war with
Mexico
, 1860-01-26

THICaGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
I J STORE WILL STaxrF..
Depository of American Tract Society,
prbrrauo,s II cn:.vrkatiorst faasd, 11rshEfef efan
Dosrd, X Outer aod Br5nssa. Gould 1.rcon' Nas'1
"0A 1a@e' 'N4e1 p1WX w. q. HoLAEs, ID Tslsfueet.
, 1860-01-26

1T TELIGRAru] N1w Y4E1, Jao. a.
1r1-nwint 10 sho:t supply advanced " 2 100. Qu,.
tafouf-!nferoE e&:Sr. ntdun s29c. pc&t 9kSSlVxc.
average &c: Receipts 100.
safKr-NAskes active At last weeks full prices. Re.
eeIpt2 u %.
4a1l aud Consequently price. advanced
1&4 Reseip,a Loo t1@ik tnE I've Hogs, xnd
sA@;xcsof Diesed. choes CITY dzesea sell as high
, 1860-01-26

BosroS, Jan. o5.-1t is understood that Dr..
s. &. Howe, summoned to appear before the
Harper's Ferry Committee Of the Senate, will
1caTe for Washington tomorrow.
+ Geo. Sennott, counsel for Sterens. whose trial
is soon to take place in Virgaia, will leave here
to take charge Of his client.
, 1860-01-26

NJ TICE TO BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals will b. fccclyel ii tie oaee Of
o. S. KINNEY, ARCHITECT,
Princeton. Bureau County, Illinois,

Until twelve O'clock NJ, Of the ninth d,y Of Fthu,r
A. D. Ito for the building Of addition TO- md rtat!ag
the old coust Of Bureau t:aunsy, aois. the to
missioner resevink The right to ,eleet any au of the
bcA serarair pruPosAa u BE- rec@!sed f Aasons 80
C&Tpener's Woik, Painting ahd GIaxfn9. iron and Tin
Work for tic whole eonttzes, the coaamsssoaeEs
1uay deeEmn~.
The plans snd specifications can b. seen ahc shave
Place fcm tle 1rtt ont; te nInth dy o. february as
ds % tec above WORK. 1t i snExescd that brick he
Atd rery reasonable terms vhln mia at
the building. NATHAN GRAY. Fe1r, Illinois.
r. h. fRAhx. Pinceton, -
blA0N' 'Et.LlOTT, !"
=. Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
T. u. FxAAH, Corresponding Secretary. 1s2sbi7s "
, 1860-01-26
The Connecticut Republican Convene
ffnbF.

HARrTonp. Jan. 25.-The Republican State
Convention met at ~ o'clock this morning, Mr
E. Foster, Of New Hason, Chairman 4 bal.
10. for Governor and Lieut.. Gorernor resulted
in the unanimous choice Of Nm. A. Buckiug
ham for Governor, aud julius Cutliu for Lieut.
Governor. utter which the Convention adjourned
for dinner.
Tie Convention is one of the largest and
,e>. TINT has been held in this State for years
Nearly 800 delegates are present.
, 1860-01-26

ALBANY, JAM a5.-D. II. Irwin. Of Fulton,
0sHego Co., one of the injured passengers By
tile accident last week on the Hudson River
Railroad, died this forenoon.
, 1860-01-26

Vessel Nurnet-4 California Hail FacIlI-
tics.
NEW YoRK. Jan. s5.-The tnrk Cleaner hound
to Amsterdam, was burned yesterday oil Apa-
lachico!a, Florida.
A dispatch from Washington yesterday says
express from ST. Joseph TO Placer ilic, to con-
meet with the telegraph to San Francisco, thus
securing dispatches from the Pacific coast in ten
days.
, 1860-01-26

NEw Yoak, Jan. a5.-The steamer Jura salt
ed this forenoon. She took out 81, 600 IN sPc-
cir.
, 1860-01-26
Baltimore Market

KAIKIKMWf6 N1AfRHEe
1T TttxstAru.1 .DAI11xokE, Jan. IS.
F1ora-Qu3et.
atAx-Nheat duh and dropping. Corn active ara
AleAdy.
Psovu1oxs-po.k steady; Mesa III. .scal7M
, 1860-01-26
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY Evrsrxa, Jan. =.
The following are the receipts and shipment,
for the pRst twenty -four hours:
, 1860-01-26
.FtnuuridI a,,n Commercial,



Tic c1ehnnGo market is still dull al quota
tioas, viz Il per cert. premium. The banks
would MI sell freely, but buyers arc few and !
their wants not very pressing. 1t this season |
there Is not much exchange making directly; t
but the paper maturing on Eastern shipments |
made near the close Of navigation, keeps the /
supply Of onr stronger banks about equal to the
demands upon them. In addition to this the |
railways in the aggregate are still taking con-
siderable quantities of produce eastward, all Of
wh,ch tends to meet tic limited demaad 81 the
present extosbitaut rates--outaide lie banks
exchange was scld today at 2a..
X Gold 2iG5 per cent. in Amalt lots at retail.
ST. Lor,s.-We find the following in the De1n-
ocvae Of yesterdays:
:.he money market is vcry tight, not 50 much
forwAnt OF E,uucy to loan, or on account OF tue
heavy demands for it, as au indssposilon on the
part Of many institutions to discounttTeely until
the future couree Of fnauces il mora fully de-
veopcd. They prefer 10 strengthen themselves
against emergencies, rather than become weak
ened: aud the Banks doubtless find prudence
dictates quie4ncss on their part in the way OF /
extension IF loans, while coin And exchange are
a such premium,
ans de.,nsa rs hard1y So great for exchange,
and rates mAy fall during fs'e week. but sight
on Tue LaSt aEu outtu eu4u I!Ect} ~ pea Seo.-
premium ior bankab!c funds. on me street
rates we're lover, say 1tM1* premium; a;. fos
currency: &ll'lnefs Anti "sco"sau| "u'e" -
p,euty, It premium !. the selling rate. Tor gold
premium. On Cincinnati and Louisville, par
for gold. premium, ,or baokn5:e funds, and II
premium for currency.
C1sc1sSA71.-Ihe GasetEtof yesterday says: =
The money market continues 10 improve
gradually, and financial matters generally arc
beginning to exhibit a smooth aud healthy mo-
non: ne asmaoo 'or aoans unoer y .n :ne l1essase
arersce tor 1tis tcasou ,hou.h Il has i,een for
several weeks in exce.. Of the supply Of cap
ital, and this IL still ihe case 10 some extent,
ay{.a taty yss' a'e '0 ''f' all tue acceptable paper
Tue tone o. the Exchange market FaF1ea i"
Rooo gear. an improved dcnaaa aslhSsttengtn-
rnrsd dcci;ne IN saturday .yb;e m the c1her
hand. parties who lad q full demand On Sa.ur-
a.r experienced falling uif in ,lci, sales to.
day. Upon tue Whole. however, the market j.,
ing. witb. # anything. shade more irmness il
the general feeling Aost Of Of TIE dealers f p.ld p
tatar t.:' cuztemers prem. icr New 1sIk ana
nre,m' Tie cffrr;nrs of Hills Wars Krn. und
: good 60 duy paper on The East aud South, was
Farnrrte tirna,ures Ere somet;mes tnEen ut
aovsi ~ nnr c.ni N rhan1c in 1old-,h.
damand moderate We oYoie:
, 1860-01-26

DosroS, Jan. a5.-The Royal Mail Steamship
Europa smiled at noon to-day. with q passen'
gers for Liverpool and 81 tor Aalita1' but no
specie.
, 1860-01-26

New York, jan aJ.-Sereralparties we're ar'
rested lust evening, By the Police for passing
and attempting to pass counterfeit 81 bills on
the State Ha1E Of Montpelier, ~.
, 1860-01-26

No Signs of The Steamer.
Dosrox, Jan. c5, P. Mo signs yet Of Nora
Scotian at Portland, or America ut Halifax.
, 1860-01-26
CtALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD
GREAT WEETkkx

WIxtKl ALXAxa1XIxF.
~On and after MONDAY Noy- 18th lsi3 trains wl11leava
Wells sreet depot Ck:caxc a follows sundays excepted:
ll45 aud li:tl pm fnr Nxon Polo, Fulton, Cellar
Rapids. 2nl intermediate posa:s.
At ltu LIN" an prl f17 Hesh.ere, EockScrd Free
port. Warren. ulena, nunielth Dubuque Belott James
7iIe. xnd ufefr1edIaie p:oee1.
At4s pm for t;-n.-a E!xn, and Iuttrnedla.e psaces
Par.enErr for Mc1tnrv Richmond, (3ereva Lake and
intermediate points, will tlA4 tie li:+o train
ET s!septEE casa on night trains
k. 3. TALcOTT General Supt
, 1860-01-26

HllrAx, Jan. IS, r. Mo slgu OF the
american, now fully due.
, 1860-01-26

Ipt21 ....,,,,............,,.t1b5,463 &siG,N.
1cftA.s Of the wetl a. compared with that OF a. Ass
The following is comparative statement Of
the value Of exports from the commencement
Of the 1car To January 1a:
, 1860-01-26

THE PENNoYLIAN la CEN
' :iSi; Is aiGRs k.AGi G6iorrtE TRACK.
The capacity Of tbs Eosl Ia equal to any IN The
Three Through Passenger Trims
i:esween Pittsburgh and l1.1a.>lp lphia,
G"nnSstnG disvet The Eaton Detect at rls u,Eh with
tntssh:S fa-,!s:e r. anro.sa.'on e asnscss
:ss II sa +; Sd ~ liz. 1 ,c{
w,ta"':t a,', ,e eian;e af Car* ol cuadus er..
5un:ta +! Ml and ~ Linz :au;a!.. ir:r;.a. Ih,se
tns S mmor 1907 s I'D as a,p' amt
ATh!osxh fAstcnseT Ira n:rsov:lcd .ta Loushrtge's
kus aas much ssy o. Of f.s'a tie
Six islI; T:an- te;.-t. ft..deIIh:a and Sew Yerk;
Through llekr.. al Tai, kout ethcs or tho ab-ve
I"1t Tickets to B~stcn soo via NORWICH Fail River
~ stonnkt.n L!n.s bo~on psstenst ee II
cSrs obtains. at ary ef ,h+ Important Rascs,
0asTa IN .he = aI>' On 'a q the srxu re
,,, e. n % m the Ms:spI - Rse ani At 'hs
Philadelphia.
ANT OTHER RITE.
Assn FOE TicKkTS DY PITTSBURGH.
The .nrlcton cft.e w.~c1n connections o. ,Ae Fen
sysaaia kal road. make. III stte
DIRECT LINE hHawEET ,;i.X e a TaE EAST AND TIE
y
with tue tastnE tine. a.yan.a r.. IL srs,v:
b. sh'pre,s af F!eis I. ant ihe Ir.ssil us ruale.
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