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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

The HoRsE RAILROAD INJUNCTION CAsE.-It
will be remembered By our city readers that at
a late meeting Of the Common Council, before
whom has been pending for s,metime past the
matter of allowing the Horse Railroads OF the
North md South Divisions to be connected By
4 track across Clark street bridge, an Injunc-
,icn issued By Judge Aanierrc was served upon
the Common Council restraining them from
granting the ltaEe to lay down such track
across the bridge. Atthe last Council meeting,
however, the ordinance received the rotes of
nine Of the Aldermen. i new and the latest
phase of the matter is the following.
John Erans It gl- ti< City Of CAicdgo In the
Circuit C,ur: Of Coz County.
To James Long, Charles L. Aobott, Fernando
Jones, Ianes u. Kennedy. Jasper D. Ward,
Charles 4. Rene, Andrew Wright, Benj4n,i
Carpenter and Andrew Euzeubacher, Alder men
Of The Ctr oil Chicago: Take uotice that on
Wednesday, the ed day of. February, a. D.
1861, At Q clock in the AFTERNOON Of said dav,
or a. thereafter as counsel can be heart,
We shall move the said Court to issue against
you se1erally M attachment as for contempt
Of said Court, committed By you in violating
lie ipiunction heretofore issued in said cause, OF
to make an order that you seEeralty shoN cause
why such attachment should not issue, or for
such other orler as said Court may deem the
laid complainants entitled, to which notice will
be founded upon an affidavit this day by said
conplainants fled in said cause and On the pa
ner. au1 proceedings Of said cause on flo in
said Court, which motion is also on file in said
cause
]oixued] VAN BCnES i GAn1,
Solicitors for Complain.nts.
| En,cAGo Feb, 20. 1860.
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Sundry Mentions. .

The Board Of Trade now numbers five hur-
dzed aud thirty-6ve membere.. .. Tho Amos
keag Steam Fire Engine, "Litsle Giant, ;" proves
herself perfect squirt Of the first water
she was being put through her PAGES ut the
Sherman House corner Of Randolph street YES
terday. -. S. L. Baker, Of the Comnittee Of Sew.
en- resigns, and calls upon his colleagues TO do
50. ~. Head the Communication touching the
Chicago Fire Brigade, from its Chief. The CHI.
zens should do something for tho equipment of
this excellent corps. "a pair of hay scales
hive been erected at the northwest corner Of
North Market Il IL, the new uay Market es-
taol.sh.u ., 44e common Council :. The deai-
cation OF Blaucy Hall takes plaee On the Goth
"Wednesday of next week. TODAY. Ash
Wednesday on the Church Calendar, takes its
name from the former practice of sprink1iuc
nshes on this the frs: day OF the season Of Lent.
On tho heads Of those sentenced BIZ the church
to do public penauce. ... At the meeting held in
Now York city on Friday evening last, to SYM
pathise with the Italian Libesals, ". B. Ogden.
Esq, of this city, was one Of the yies Presi.
dents.
, 1860-02-22
THE CETT TfCKET.

We take it that tho Republicans ,tonerallv
throughout tho CITY: whatever thru personal
dislikes or prefs1tnces, will a,,rcc that the
election Of tue Republican ci.y Ticket il 90
Etical necessity and that Il caanot be defeat
I'd without great dangc r to the supremacy Of
tho pnrty in the ar preaching campaign, not
only in Chicago hu.4 throughout The state. We
are willing to CT >nccdc the right Of uuy latitude
OF opinion rs tho cxpcdicncy Of putting Mr.:
"ent~ort.-. :. forward in this emergency az the
non'nc> K Of the party; hut our duty as jour
nall Ats aud Republicans, mikes it imperative
nat VIC warn those who arc disposed to avoid
che fight or assist the enemy, that they must
Sock to it that they are not doing an injury 10
the Republican cause. We say this because
au imrorlan: na:iunal contest involving mo-
snentous consequences, is near at hand, and
hacausc we cannot therein air1rd 10 invite
dcfca1 by permitting division in
the party low. Mr. Wentworth is not
the candidate Of our choice; but as au opponent
If Tie schemes Of the Dous'ascs and Buchan-
ans, he is far preferable to his Democratic
opponent, and we doubt not that he will le SO
estimated by d large majority Of tls party. In
his hands, the city ;:;ou!d bc saf: from Demo-
cratic misrulc. With the advantages Of a
years experience in the Office fur which he is
narned; with better notions Of economy, and
If what is due to personal right, lie would lie
able to avoid tile crrars Of Lis former admins
1ration, aud insure the government which The
people demand. IN supporting the ticket rs
NO shall DO, let liz say now, tl,at we shall not
descend to Tue personal warfare by which, on
"ssh eide, we appreLcDd, the canvass will be
f'I1t&cd We have lcaraed something within
1ne mouth past ri the value Of yituperatiyc
words; and il VIC do not choosc to.indu'gc in
ahcn, during the campaign, VIC shall refrain not
beczuee Of tho want ur provocation. fur the
1i:s.es will furnish that uor for want Of Of.
lenders to whom they may lie applied, for they
Tslll 10 many; hut because they will help no
one in tl.' deciding which Of tie two tickets
tho people ought to elect We fight the battle
on political issues; il any want to meet us THEY
bnotr mir ,,,-o,,,1
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I'm pOrtanf Arrest OF Railroad Com
kp1rnt1FA-.-N1ote Light on the Mar.
Aef Efreet Fire.


fof more thaa gear past. the Logansport,
teorla ana Burlington Railroad Company, IN
TINS state have been subjected to persistent
ano caring annosanccs and destruction Of pro-
perry a!ong .ne'f me- and Inc serious 'mpef-
.a'us o. 'oe '1.es ol passengers 0na Employed
at tne nands OF parties unknown, whose course
aaa grown ou' OF the fasca1'tles OF sue'confrae-
- Gss' en'eo5 On '"e pofnon Of tne hne eastward
1totn tae intersection WITH ehs lllanols central
~ "uman, 10 hogansport' IN iaallns to pay their
n1pas' :, Every vigilance was used' but still
Nuese ou'fases continued ha1s "ese torn up
A4a "o" III. cause IN Deeemoef lasE' 'fe'ght
gu t4n on tle 'saek near Fl faso' 4 ie"
"eeAs eafnef tne o'acAs"ltn enop Oh Inc na'i.
'oaa eo"pans III feof'a haa oeen oafneo.
1neeompanY resolved 10 na6e IN end to these
ou1aees' every way so cesf'mentalt 10 1ner H.
tcfests, put the Affair some time ego IN the bands
Vi our enlesgo uetectises' y. r. bradley anu
h'theS FRANK VINO nave since been WORKING
!. up and win suoa success mat . 1e" nights
elnee' 81 ieo1a, I"o meo' na1oeo htchae! h1aF-
-
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= We acknowledge most gratefully dona-
tiou uf twenty dollars from the Sons Of Malta.
10 purchase books for night school.
We want to find SOME work ut teaching OF Us
4 clerk for mau of fine abilities.
Also work to take care Of horse and can and
do chores, for clean looking 1iollandcr Of su-
rerior education aud appearance.
Apply ls9 Randolph street, up stuir*.
RonsRr CoLLErEn,
Minister ut Large.
, 1860-02-22

E.TuE F1nE on MoSDAr S1Gur.-At tho Huron
street fire on Monday night, the owners and
losses we're As follows: Two old frame build
ings owned by James Myers. were destroyed.
Loss $500. No insurance. The work Of au in
cendiary. John S.edmond occupied ono Of
them as blacksmith shop. Loss on tools and
stock, cleo. No insurance. James Miller &C.
cupied the other Us wagon shop. Loss on
toolt aud stock, $50. No insurance.
To BUSINESS MEs--J. G. D. Pettsjohn, ESQ.,,
editor of the Egyptian Republic, published at
Ceutralia, Illinois. is now in the citr for the
purpose Of soliciting patronage from our busi-
ness men in the way Of advertising. His paper
has IN unusually large circulation in Southern
Illinois, and is undoubtedly as good medium
for advertising as can be found in that portion
Of the State. A large share Of tho trade Of
Southern Illinois can be turned in ths'dircction
with little judicious effort on the part Of our
merchants. HI. Pstt1john is stopping At the
Revere House.
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r U ST PU Bill HE'D
THE
Atlantic NIOntl1ly !!
MARCH. 1860.

QoETEET9.
The French Ch,r..ter: The rurut OF K-oxeIsc its
D.3u tics; ~lEp.oa Pa-e tn: rEo.ress Of tic E'ec
trie Telegraph: Love and scfLoye; 70 Tic Muse srrrw
Propulsion While Fer Ckr!Ee's Sabe Tie Nur-
sey Bang Stone Tbs Frufsssrs stA5 l. The EetEi-
Gus y AIT ct the Age Nj?
KlvI1xs AZ, Lt1kaAE1 So91c1s-LudxIe vaa Eetsho-
ven Letea und >cha<cn Of u.us hoase-
tho Gseas American AGvo~,te: a History Of tbs WElS
Party; tn. In1its ana he Sp.nh Man: The Public
LIE OF Ca3sain John Hto.n; lo<ms By sdrev Doe~l
Good Fight. aid other TA:es; The Undergraduate.
Recent American Foblcatioas-
Tuxs,-.!pr.e uumhe-., IS crrt~. Three D2l.s:s FER
year poe11ee p7ll to any PIN Of the Cnlsef : ates
r1tu-Two cn7'c. Fire .'ar.; Five tep;e. Ten rc1-
Lars: eotts. i've y Doll r'!e subscribers 77J.
ING their osa Fo.t4se w IS eents psT year
C1+Ykymen. Tezchcrs anil Fr.nsss-.s, wl receve the
A-E z.nc Two uotazS PER feAf, ~ heftt". tEe-
Subscriptions r III any number; all a.
Ill the s.efeolype back Luabera can always
le furnished.
Al orlers should b ad!rc.s+1to
IcKHoR FIELDS, Publishers,
rs Wa*hlsEton.t-, Boston.
1TFor sa!eby NORRIS HYDE ana McSAt1r I
CO. Ch.c1Ao. 1e:.l to- =
, 1860-02-22

B Gilbert & Sampson sell this morning the
entire furniture contained in the house No. 11a
Wo1cott street, corner Of Ontario. See ad-
Yertiecn1ent,
, 1860-02-22

The ATLANTIC FOR AARcu.-yorris 4 HYDE,
No. 100 Dearborn street, hare the Atlantic
NonthEy for Norch.
, 1860-02-22

AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. This
body appear in their annual parade to~day in
observance Of Wasbipgton's Birthday.
, 1860-02-22
Drcs9 Il Grihu1te<


ANOTHER TERKIRLE CALAMITY.
Our dispatches record terrible Disaster
TIL, steamship Hungarian, On her passage
lr.an Queenstown to>Porslaod, was wrecked
Oh Cape Sable, On Monday, and probably ALL
or HER PASSENGERS AND CRY; IRE LOST. Tho
details that have reached Us yet arc very im-
, 1860-02-22

- II. W Address, dealer in Wall Paper
md Window Shades. has removed to store No.
l05 Lake street, between Dearborn aud Clark
streets, which has been beautiful II 6tte4l up for
his business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should BY all means make their selections
Ut his establiahmsnt. fe2l-1m
, 1860-02-22

~ We hope the Exhibition and Bible Ta-
bleaux to come off this evening in the audience
room Of the Clark street II. F.. Church, will rot
be forgotten bv those who wish to enjoy IN en-
tertainn,eut rarely offered AL who hare at
tended the rchearsals will vouch for the char
acter Of the Tableaux. Tickets 25 cents; to be
had at the door.
, 1860-02-22

ATLANTIC ron NARcu.-The March number of
the Atlantic Monthly" has been received By
HcNally Il Co., 81 Dearborn street, who have
also No. Q Of Thaekeray's Cornhill Magazine"
and the English papers OF Feb. 4th.
, 1860-02-22

Tue WEAruEn.-fcsterday was bright aud
bright and beautiful in the morning, went into
the dumps in the afternoon, and had what
woman would call "a real good cry" in the
evening. Such mud.
, 1860-02-22

soSs or CoLunnrA BA1I-The Sons Of Col
umbia give bsll this evening, the anniversary
Of wnshington's Birthday, for tho benefit Of
tho Home of the Frfendless.
, 1860-02-22

SABBATH ScuooL Exn1Hr11os.-We learn that
M exhibition. TO be conducted By tableaux re-
presenting Dib'e illustrations, will come of in
the audience room of the Clark street II. E.
Church, on this evening Of Wasl,inSton's birth
day. There will be large attendance, aud
only those who 60 early will have choice of
seats. Tickets of admission twenty Eve cents,
to be had Of members Of the School and at the
door Wednesday eyeding.
, 1860-02-22

McTlckgn's TngATEE.-Harring:o on, the stage
manager, has his benefit tonight in u capital
bill. Go early to get q scat.
, 1860-02-22

tocSoc.t, III. On the 9Th Inst, after srnt fp,ss
A:..HAs. D. .UGOANELL, IS i .tuas j. yeas.
Mr. Co.n u va. Ole Of a.:ufe- ETH. uea-.t4ak yra
eons. ast opeIhe1itl in all the rs. uf lie In his
cetnto uaesty Las lost oat # her lsac.ss True
assct deftutE a:i T.utl Ct her ues cl pio9s
5 Nee.
, 1860-02-22

The TAX L1sr.-Thc City Tax List will be
issued Thursday morning in the supplement to
the pnrss l. TRIBUNE.
, 1860-02-22

OFFICE CHICAGOFIEE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.
@OT!CE-rae Arr nua1 Aeet,uk Of the Stcekaofle's 0!
the Chicago Frtmens stTanfe Co. WILL be 1t tie
ntlce OF .s!d mpaoy The ..tA ly OF alAr1h ls6 fo
the eie>ti-n Of ulhc iucc,o's tr the ensuing year
l.. j. HOLDEN, ~-c-rfzry.
February = 1Sf1, 3sas..G ID
, 1860-02-22

GIVEN BAIL-Patriek S. Shesken, who is un-
der, arrest for the AcAu1eJ homicide, is atlarge
On 5000 b2il.
, 1860-02-22

e Go to John Jonrs, III Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleauei and repaired
They will be we'll done and At prices to SUIT the
timee.
..E; Mrs. Delen11.cF, a 1sa1pine aud Trance
N-I:um, has taken roou,s 1t The Southern uo-
tel, near thc II. 5 s y !. Il. +. aud Rock Island
K r. de7ots. and will give spiritual communi-
cations: Charge. 81 per hour. r. e sick aud
afflicted arc iuvited to call. VIII receive calls
from 4. II. to IL.
y. b--Nrs- Dclemater is one Of the best test
mediums Of the day. III
, 1860-02-22
TIL E CITY.


For Mayor-JOHN WENTWORTH.
For Trcasurer-A. HARVEY.
For Attorney-JOHN LYLE KING.
For Collector-JUIS RABER.
For Marshal-IyER LAWSON.
For Surveyor-GE0RGESW IT. WILSON.
, 1860-02-22

NEEr1Sc or THE Exxcrr1vE BoAnD or THE
Cook ColSrr AGRICULTURAL AND Hon71cu1rr-
nAL Soe1E7x.-The Board met at the P+ai-is
Esrmer office, Feb. 18th, 1860. pursuant TO cali
President kenuicott ia the chair. The follow
ing resolutions we're adopted:
Rtto1rrd, That the Cook County !sericu'tn-
raj aud Horticultural Society, hold Fair this
coming f2ll.
DR.. keuuicott rendered his resignation a.
President Of the Board, in consequence Of bis
official connection with the Northwestern Acri-
cnttural Society.
Ir. Pcrium offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Rtsoir<d, Tint the thanks OF the Board are
hereby rendered Dr.. kennicott far bis services
as presiding officer, ani that ic b. requested
TO continue to act in his present relation to
the Hnar3, until the next annual meeting Of tAc
Society.
The following delegates were elected to rep
resent the S-ciety ut the annual election Of the
State Society at the next State Fair: Dr.. John
T. keuuico;s, President, John Peziam, and
chss. D. Bragdou. The following gentlemen
were elected alternates: James L. Wilson,
David Gage and Frank r. Reilly. Adjourned.
JSo. H. KEsx1cor7, Chairman.
H. D. EMERY, Rccordin. Secre.arv.
, 1860-02-22

%ACD. ALDEkNT1. CoNNIAnLEH,
FTrst-WlLL1AM COLBY. CIIAS. F. C1IILSON.
Eccnud-r. II. VAN OSpEL. J. COuKTWKIGHT
Thhd-uIRAM JOY. i. E. Co0K-
Fou1th-L. LAMPEHTZ. E: ADCOCK,
Fush-K- II. FUSS. Il, CARTaEW.
Slxth-J. IT. COEB. A. KOgATS.
Scsen'h-G. s, HUBBARD. HENRY JANEE,
cht'-J. G. MACLAY. MOSES F. HARRIS,
Htnth-EL1 RATEs. SAN A. ELLIS.
Tr,.th-JoIN suULGES. ANTHONY oTTo.
, 1860-02-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND IsHOTIS-.
ffSN

FLurR AND GRAIN.
The amount Of aour aud grain in store in this
city on Tho 18th inst. compares with tie two
nre rih1a1 xRats m fnflo,ra.
, 1860-02-22

Meteorological.
THE WrArnEn.-Rangc Of Thermometer at
Lake Forest, ILL.,, one hundred and twenty feet
above The level Of Lake Michigan, for the week
-cnfinr SATURDAY. Feh is 1Eti1
, 1860-02-22

STREET COMMISSIONERS.
EoUth plFIsIou-PETEIs WOLF.
North Dtyts.an-GEORGE KNERK.
Wts. u;vIsIon-WM, Il. DUNN,
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I1la,lte1.

WANTED-25 Iron Fini.hers.
~ Arpy imneti1.e; 70 WI. b. TVCSG i CO..
renro{ l:5S ell greet. ieSafx3t
, 1860-02-22

The Milwaukee Democrat, I see, intimatc*,
very charitably for The printer, that my figures
in regard to the charges Of the Public Printer
arecrroneous. 1the Densoerat's correspondent
will 80 to proper sources Of Information, he will
find that t*the half has not been told" ~
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1860.
&dOHIO
1860. @MaE-z 1850.
u3zoiaS Ta1lEo - a- D.
National Route

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg on
the West, at which places it unites with Railroads.
Steamers, &C., for and from all points in the
7 7 WEST. SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
tg0s9R~@ VRa0ms 81
Leave Wheeling daily at 1886 P. NJ. and 1910 P. N.
One Train leaves Petersburg daily at $3.50 P. N;
Direct connections are made by these Trains
4 FOR ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This is the. only route to Washington City. 81
+. Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philade,phia, New York and Boston, OF the cost of
q Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines.
TThrough Tickets to the Eastern cities can be
procured via Washington City. at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any other
route. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. at any of the principal Railroad
Offices in the West. ri;
"a HoT e. F.. FULLER, Gen4 Western Agent.
.taz4FS I. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". p. SMITH. Master Transportation. 37tf
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TEE rAsrersArpgaE.r7A

Ye who have sat for weary yoars
And criticised my voice and tone,
And sorrowedt hatthe Word of God ~
By hands 50 feeble should be sown
Ny Christian friends, & suppliant
Your pastor comes to you fhiEday,A o. :.
And asks you, in the name of Christ,
For his immortal soul to pray.
Tempted without and veak within 49,
eteFatossd and tempest driven - &
xrI struggle mid wild waves of sin,
70 point to You the shores of heaven.
The very Office that I bear --
attracts the willy tempters eyes, {
For where there floats . leaders plume, !
4here quick the foeman's arrow flies.
sss-scs Although of all my own dark sins
-sesE d4 7 cannot tell the vast ameunt,-v
-tsH ,zsa5aa For souls committed to my charge {
-EA .saifs1zs shall be crlledto give account. .a5g
hse nai5ass1 oh, Christian friends, will ye not heed
The solemn words / speak this day.
Js7isrs1f : And for . bkssing in Christs name -
as9fa1 Upon your Pastor, humbly prayf u49 -
zziIEB5 I'd sssaI vi Ia -Authora of Herbert Athertons
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RrsFRYEn PEOPLE.

q A -
The habit IF reserve has most often is orii,
gin in q belief in sympathy, in the existence
tot somerqualities or some emotions with which
those Who are classed as fellow-creatures are
not likely to nave any fellow feeling.
There Is in such characters, it may be, q
sensibility fine and true, that shrinks itself
deep; too delicate to mix with vulgar streams:
II 9ouGwouldst taste the purity of this water,
you must dig l~aboriously for it. There Is, it
may be, . passionate power fervent and con-
eentrated; too fall to dfibble out; too strong
to dissipate itself in pretty phrases and agreea-
BILE expressions Of sentiment; or, perhaps, an
intelligence high and extended; TO which views
are granted infinitely beyond the horizon of the
general eye. - The reserved man,
therefore, is an object Of dislike and distrust;
bat he IS also a sukjsctcT Of interest He rspels
confidence, but he ercites dttention. x
Is it not agreeabie from a high window to sur
vey the movements of a crowd below dan
cling, laughing, leaping, fighting, crying kiss
ing,-to analyze their agitatien-toi be your
self, secure and still-a lo~okeronswho is mot
looked alto be yourself secure still audience
to a drama, and to .~criticiss the actors who can
not ~criticise your
ATThis is the privilege of the reserved man.
He conceals his emotions, he buries his feel
ings, he masks his passions? He controls his
features; every muscle is under his command;
there is no such thing with him as . sponta.
neous movement He reueIs an q coNTINUAL
vIcToRY. He battles curiosity, he defeats ex-
petition, he destroys hope. He wears his
shroud before he is in the tomb. The inquisi-
tive crowd viii pluck at it, but viii draw
back shivering when they feel how cold it is.
They8wonder, they fear, they admire-and
they admire with good reason--Me poicer of
conceolnnent Is IN itself porthy Of admiration ;
ke man scho toears so strong an armour, must
needs be a strong man, and 1t IS the conscious
ness of a valuable position hat suggests the ne
cessity for defense.
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|HREE

II G yk- THhOUGa y.
BETWEEN PITTSB6RGAND PHILADELPHIA;
s sfaas q ess gsss T1sis tie from gais Fl P ss:s. n f d;s;.: Z:
philadelphia, New York, Boston, BaltimoTs and
Washington City; thus furnishing facilities forthe
ltr6nsportatioD Of Passengers unsurpassed for spted
and sSsn fort BY any other route.
/ SE3Press and Fast Lines run through to Phil.del
Phia withoutchange Of Cars or Conductors-
Smoking Cars are attached to each train: Wood-
ruff. Sleeping Cars % Express and East 1Trainss-
days excepted: Three Daily Trains connect, direct
for New York. Exoress and Fast Line connect far
Baltimore and Washington. E 1s4 81
York; Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston. through Tickets Gall Rail} are good on
either Of the above Trains, and Transfers through
A TfcKHrs En- Roston are sood -. Norw ;.h
Fan River of..ssonington Lines. Baggage .%lsn.fsr'
NAV be ob.a;ned At anv OF the ;mnort.
ant Rail Road Offices in. the West; also ON board
any of the regular Line of Steamers on the Missis.
siPpi or Ohio Rivers. .
R62 su. ~ n p NJ nc Sln ne . asSTSsS 20
+ III. .anSi.t;an ~ ~ e.,s-. - ~.
psnn.v Ma Rail Road. maTes tb;. ne ,H''
4aIecg A1ne ootWeeA East anu tne 0fees
@ ID' West.aaaeo - SO has
Thee0nnection of tracks BY the Rail Road Bridge
Freight. toSether with the saving Of time are advan
ftaees readily appreciated by Shippers of Freight,
and the Travelling Public.
For Freight Contrasts or Shipping Directions, ap-
plyto or address either of the followingsAg ents Of
the, Company: L1 m - ~ -,
D,A. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
Ripley. O.: R. MoNErIrs Maysyiile, Ky: onnssr
4 CRoprER, Portsmouth, o; PADpocx L Co.; JEFF
ersonxile, Ind INV. BRowN d Co, Cincinnati o.;
ArHERx 4 HBBERr, Cincinnati, OFF,. G. MELpRuM,
Madison Ind: jos E MooaE, Louisville, XIV; Pc.
EOsRlLKY 4 Co.. Evansville, Ind; N. w. GaAHAx 4
Go. Cairo. Ill: r. r. Sass. SHAIEs a GLASS. St
Louis, Mo-; JonN n. HAMS, Nashville. Tenn. ;HAn-
~. a Hrsr eMe,nDb;. Tenn !, q Ye,rr A o., On;
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND" . Rare Companion
for the Winter Months.
p Every Pianist, Should procure this week.
Every Singer, ly Publication of Vocal
Every Teacher, and Piano Forte Music,
Every Pupil, costing but f5 IN
Every Amateur, . number, and Pro
nounced by the entire Press of the Country, to be
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