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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the Ap-
- icaion OF tn Board Of Supsvior Of the Coun o Ne"
Yori relative Acquiring and Taking 10 d. for the bndns
ou Hou.- ia Pursuant to the proSoDs VI al
Act OF the Legislature c the Sta'e Of New fors ened An
Act to enable the Speryor. Of the County OF New ORR to s
our and take iud. the Building Of Courtbo Ice ia sHd
County" passed April TO- 1861 the ard Of supefVois oi the
County Of sby give notice that they intend pre-
~ etnn 10 Supfrnr Court Of the state ot New ORR,
,t special Term said Court 10 he held at the City Hall
In the G Of Now York Friday the 2st day Of June obl
the opening Of the Court that day thc'eaerss IS
coun,e heard praying for the appointment OF three Co
NH sppae the value Of the and proposed 10 be &c
qu ed taken for the pUTp"se nsreibeine eonea tna
- lands and premises be acquired snd taken
bonudrd aud described as follows, to VT; -,
Al that certain piece parcel Of land nstrd IN the sih
W.d the City Of NewioTs snd bounded and ds' oed a to
lows
Comm.nctus at poiut the southerly side Of Chambers
street distant rom the uoth~eHtTIy corner oi Tue
brown stone building used for Court purposes and IRONING
on .ld Chamber, street runnog thence westerly sns me
.ouhpry side said Cnabe' street three huhd ed ana twenty
feet thence running ouhsdy and pU.e with
hundred thence running essirry aud pHarI WIN DuN
hers street three hundred t~euty feet, and therr1 ru
and parallel Broadway hundred feet TO the
poit or Of lesinhi1g-Datsd New YORK May u l5tl
ABRA iAn L. LAWRENCE. IT,, u
OfCaun.e Board Of u tne County OF New"
mygslBisl9
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JAMES NJ. RAY, L.,
JESSE J BROWN, iroo.'1t..-,ns,,
IuHN III. OfBDILE.

OyFrcE oy THE ygYTrR-oSviLLE R.mEoap CosriSr{
JKrTEtsoSEILLg, iud May iii l1ll.
UFFFERCONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS.-Notice 10 hereby Given. that this
Compny l. ready to redeem the lot day 81 July nsIi At
the tned Ssies rut Company New YORK ty a. tho lowest
offer below par part Of M fisi hougAg" Bouds agreeable to
the provisions Of made between this IompaD ard
a., holis II said Hortghgc Bonds bearing dd" April ll
OHer for the raid Bonds should be sdffessfd und. "
10 tho United 1rlst Company soetAd hnd ndof'cd
Oder Of the F Mortgage Bond Bond Of tie Jefr,9n-
via. Railroad TO the Sinking Fund" which oilers Or bids VIII be
received until noon Of the LIT d., Of July af0fesaid
IAMPNELL. Sec lrtArN and IIrllufeT.
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Br1rr vuAsos. Ohio. Jan. 10, 1851

HFSRY C. sPALpiSG. ESQ. =, ,t,.h so,1 ~,
another box Of your Cephsc Pills They ave "uiS NE '''
ItIs hlre ae'""% A. sTOvER p. NJ,
Dne0' Belle Vernon, Wysndoi Co. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

SAVE THE PIECES,
ECONOMY. DISPATCH
u "A STITCH IN TEI sAvrs NIsr." Al
ooeu.ns to,n haPp In ,oeiequLatea 4. ia
yeTy desirable TO have cheap nveat .sy for e
psi,ipg furniture. Toys. Crockery, sc.
Pe SPALDlND5 PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can afford k>
without si, IN FvFRy u p,1ST n9 .S.iTetns point
hddr... ~ HENRY c. sPALDING
No. 20 Cedsr-st, Nsw.York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
HAyRgyoRD, Pa, Feb. 0, 1851
Mr.. SPALDISG.

HAYRbFOkD, "a T co o I1VA
Mr. SPALDISG -
,,A ~ % nd me on. more box Of your Cephsc Pills
hare yeesired great dcai Of beH>ft fye"" thea"
i'0 MARY ANN sToIKHOUSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

SUPREME COURT, City and County OF New,
Noah GIBSON. SAMUEL D. CROSBY and GEORGE
Robbins -Sumnons-Fora money demand on
onrrct the Defendants. You hereby suHmoned and
required the complaint In this action OF ~ch COPY
office Clerk of the City snd county OF
N.wYork copy Of TO the said com
ain on the subscriber his Office No ll2 Broadway To the
CITY with twenty days after the serves hereof
exclusive day of such sersice and you ION 20 ssw
the comp within the time aioressid' the pahtlu III Inl'
action " ,ar Judgment against you for the Of twenty
nine thou..nl hundren and hy three and dolas
with interest on twelve Thousand dollars from the fourth day OF
NAV s6 aud on seventeen thousand huldred and my
bf.e and a. 100 dollars the foureeuth day Of May ono
hundred and besides the costs oi TINS
sction.-Datsd May IS, lt6l - - - . .r, co...
The complaint filed IN the office o. the Clerk OF
the CITY ad ouny OF NeYors in tbs City Hall IN said city
on the 10TH day cf May 1901. mylb la"b"F
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Gieamboais ano RAILROADS..

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
i landing, Steamer ARMENIA nom foot Of Hafiisonst Il
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY At 0e'o'h'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec II. 1850.
u IN erAIn1NG. K.n.

u. c. SPALDIsG. Eco. ,. .A.. Mn. ~ h-,rS xo,,
cSi. pin. more particularly before my casiomerS u you
~ 90 ching Of the Kind please s"nd to me- CT,
ors ~ my customers who Is subject 10 severe oA
f two cured OF al s.tsok In one hou oy
vonr pills which sent her =,
w. b. WILKEA
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given t. all
%, having claims against EDWARD CLARK a,e Of the
ity Of New York deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber her residence No 25 Ninhs"
ia the city OF York before the 18th dag OF sep
tember ne4t-Dsted NewYo ok the 18th day Of March lBl
SUSAN CLARK, AdninistrariI.
mills lsw6mPt JOHN CLARK Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

nAY BOAT for AlBhNl and IntrTmedia.o
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 0'elo't'
g.
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for IAVER-
- sTRAW.--The Steamer METAhOkAle've' fier toot ot
Jay,L. every SUNDAY MORNING., at A. m making tue
usual Isndns:.
S,TEAMER METAMORA-For Yonkers, Hast
- ns. Dobb. Ferry Nyack r. Lake Sing sins and Hayer
z 9.,@ ." ,aS. P''''''' . "'P '' '''''' % -
CUNDAY BOAT for GLEN CONE-Touching
oos f'l" Th. f. rof,s ss"y, .sol NAV fL0
Jane. $50 m. Delaney sts ths, st' Rth"t at
s 70 ,. tfi1n' ss sa .p%,n 'S 9 " foi, sohays mi
NIGHT BOAT to NEW TRAY
~ ELER leave, II ?. ardvinF Ia ime for all IS "
morning iran. The Elm CITY leaves at ~ fS'ense'
Meden and Hartford north from New Haven at u ?. ~
L'OR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
sD,nbury Railroad -Ths steamer ALICE PklCl l.ay.'
DAILY, Hsi u. Pare 20 Cea"
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Farr Six Cents
- Boat leayr every hour, from m TO u Tom i'o' oi
Whitehall .i. .aii 'do Of The bs'iefy
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT .ad FALL RlyfR-Th' .plerdd sHd Iaes9r .a,I
;tf1st TIA SY NtifR mi =, oct
and the BAY stAJk CaPt Aen. on NDfbAi ~,
HsIss.r no fso. vii be rssafdsd secured any ap9l
gu III, % ..1 80, s,s sses PAD .' sr,. by
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-For ORIENT,
- GREENPoRT and SAC HARBoR -steAm-r Ns''.
river. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard hDAi AFTER
is.Ss. ,s H.r6oT .i,trhsia Day. At q ococi
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Courad' 'Conl ec'ias At ampt9u juno
lion vi D..a~ae acsAwauuA and Ns.ru Railroad aud a.
Tson with Lehish Vs'y Raiio.d and T., eegnsc o ormnS
sPRiSG ARRhSGfMENT = Coumenes. Ma IL. iSsi-
Lesye Ssw.iorL ~ floUs: . -,
Man THIiS-AtB m. f1r Easton, Ws.r Gap, Scranton
Gresi Bend fiit'ten. Wlss.brfe &c 81, Oh, uu,,...
I2n 1uKorGH TH.iN-Fof ksstou. MAueh CHUNK "llam'
port. Reading Pottsviile, HArrisbafg To- 80, .u.
~. \ THKotaH TKnS-kor EAton, be'hehsm' Allentown
sa@Ts WaI THuS-FOr soneryile.
@rs Ms'rfAS lIss,fS' hs,on. hento"n enc , h1sa I
'tiy through 70 ftrs'"rgh T.,
TrrErs. TE.IN ron H,ERpBrEd-The 4. N Express Tran
"a ~, an Psng.vlvnui. Cen,r, Baosd Northern Central
Ha'oad, North and South ard with the Cumberland F.sy
'IIt' r.u ErrRts. THuS WysT-An Erpress Train
have. New-Yors 7.J daily saudays cIceped nsk'
WIN no change Of P.bsh and bu ono 20 Cincinnati
and Chicago Three hour time Il saved oy taking ths train
pao.ngs' arriving Any point west same time those tsviaE
0T bv other routes.
Etrr.srrHroRr Avn NEw.YoRE fsREr-Les'e NeS'forf
from Pie. No North River at ~ and l'-OA M 1'-o 49,
Tn. boat. stop Bergen Point .nd Msae Harbor every tip
each wsv JOHN %. sfEKNs. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA
i j NJ ndTROY, CONNECTING WITHTRAISsN NORTH
From Chambor.st. FROM o'th't
Express and II H. sndJD 70 20 u shd 1''' and
TraS sId Albany with sleep Ioi5 p NJ Sundays iocuded)
poassbIsep.i, train, am, s2s m AID l2:O aud .a5
P,ei,klI train SOP M 555 p. m.
Sing Sing train go and lOl5 a. ~ and 4'iO and t'9
"A A. u. IN
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rrrF FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH

As these testimonials unsolicited by M srA5GjSs they
afford unque,tionhhe proof Of the eihcieneJ OF 'n"
truly Scientific DiscoVery
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
5inantial.

OtYIcg oY THE HOWARD lSsURASCE Co.
NEwYoHK. May %. 1861.
nIVIDEND.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
have th. day dec sed DIVIDE ND OF TEN fEh CsNr
upon the casl s"CA of the Company payable at their oce
No 60 W.ilst on aud ste MONDAY. June 1861.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secret,ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

CI'NDAY MORNING BOAT for HANER-
y STR ,W-Tb. Steamer META nORAlesves Pier foot of
Jay.L every SUNDAY MORNING. At a. ~ making the
usual landing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

From the RIsminer, Norfolk, Va
C,pbac Pills sccomp the object for which they were made
viz Cure Of Headache In all It's forms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD,

~ PASSENGER TRAINS leave sia fayonis feTy and
Long Dook, from foot ~ ChauIbersst
DT1NKIRK EXPRESS a. Z t. m. -,
MAIL st 3.jJA IN. THIS Tain femNlns over hl4h al FL
mira and proceeds the next mnrniog.
WAY at 4:CO p. ~. FOR Mldeown Newburgh aud inter
NIGHT EXPRESS daily s,5:oop The train Of Saturday
.,ans a, All Mail Train stations aud only Euirs
IHhS. MINOr, General SuP't.
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Ocean 6ledmers.
V,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS


TUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
To LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Ps.ssgc. ...........''..'s.........'FlD
Second P9dsago.
YROa boston 10 ii'khfOOL-
Chief abln Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ..'...s..'.'. W
The ships from NewYoTk call at Cork BafboT.
The ship. Boston =; Hslinr and cors Harbor'
PERSIA Can't Judkins AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA Capt. !. stone CANADA. Capt L.h1h
ASIA Cant i O. Lott AMERICA. Capt McAuley.
AUSTRALAslAN, NiAoAhA Capt; moodie.
Capt. Co /. EUROPA, CGpt anderson
SCOTIA (now buildlnE)
These vessels carry clear while light at nAsbhead Ee'n On
staTboard bow red on port bow: -. -, ~,
AMEHiCA. Mo die.. leaves Bos'on'' 'uno
AUSTRALASlAN. - - -, -, ..
ARABIA. Stone leaves Boston snheoay'
AFRICA Shannon. oaves new i"ts weuhesoS, ny IA
KURDrA Anderson. leaves bo-.on w ednesday' y ~
PEKsI IA, Judsns ..leses new-f OH weantsuA, yJ d.
AMERICA, Mood ..iesNe 'u' ~
Bsrths not secured until psidi0r
An erpef hnced Surgeon on board ,.., =. Oh
The over. shps will not De scountaDo ioI ooiu
silver BulIon Specie Jewely Precious stones or Mots
s NJ sdns are sfned therefor, and the value thereof
tL.,.in .Ynye...d FOR Freight or Psaagr, applyt to
NS'c" oAP&e' r. CIINARD, No. Bowling green.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ca,s ,ean., will eaye Now York the s, h and list
OF each month except when hese dates a, o1 suNDAf wsen
the day of departure will he the MONpAY following fof
"''s'''' Tes y. y, ALLEN. Agent
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW

SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK JOHN ZlGMOLA. JAMES MOlR, VIII
LIAM MARSLAND, aud 1HEMlSrOCLES r. a. pETkO'
COKINOS, plaintiffs, sgt CHAS. SCHMlTT and KLEIN,
whose ch istsn nam" 1. unknown.
defendants Yon hereby summoned and required
in thi, sction hich will Oe filed the ohce Of
the CerL Of the City and County New York At the Cry Hall
ad city and TO acopy Of your snswe 70 the said com
plAu the subscribers their office No 20 EIcLange place,
In City wiion twenty days AZ er the service Of this
you rGclnv Of the day ." such and you fail
10 suswsr the ssd complaint within th- time sforesd, the
plaintiff. ia his action will take Judgment against you for the
Of thirteen thousand eight hundred and two dollars and
cru Nth nine thousand thee hundred
aud s.vrut, liars and cents from Apn
M and with inerest FROM thu twenythd ray OF March one
hundred snd syOue four IN usand hVe hun
drcd and twenty-five dollars aud fifteen cents bedes the co's
Of this Action.-Dat.d May /, 1851 ..... . l,r,,.,.
CUMMINS ALEXANDER GREEN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
No 20 Exchange place, New.fork CITY
The complaint this filed In the office OF the Clef
Of the Ci.s and County iork the C hs ih the
CITY OF NewYork on the ,ecAd day ~ May 1851
CUMMINS, ALEXANDER GOREEN.
Mll.wlOwF Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 20 Etchh geplsce
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

RKYyoLDsBuRGH. Rrankhn Co, Ohio, J
January 3, l86L )
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

FYotn the Examiner Norfolk, Va .
TeV have been tested than thOussnd osss witt
Cntt
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Fo ALBA
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

i SPRING ARRAkGEMEhT.-th hange OF Terminus and
R.pniu. Iins-Ou and afte FRIDAY Msy TO- hb, Pags-n
ger Trains will arrive and take their departure from the Com
psDS's New Depot at Hunters int. 49,, .
Passensers yoinI Eat e.vs Jsmes clip and Jlth Ferries
York at IN Greenpo; az n t'r syosseti J'J p
m for Syos.eti $50 p IN Tor anins
dale. $50 D. NJ for Js1iaicA . .. ,
Passenger. oT Hempead leave q M u H. 1'So ''JV aha
$50 p. . 90 "a ,.ao
and $50 g. %, ,e
Ts,ins Ie.ye Hunter. Point arrival Of Ferry Boat from
lanes slip and 9ith &C. Ferries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
YrsILlSTi, Mich, Jan. II, l36L

YPsILISTi, Mich, Jan II, lS6L
Mr.. SPALDTSG,
Not lon, ,c. ,rnt 10 Won for bor Of Cephalc Pills for the
% az The Nervous Headache and Cosyeness aud received the
and they had good an eject tnA' 70 '
for ,u r.-....-
i'e1So A. X WHEELER,
Ypsand, Mich
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

January o 1861
HENRY c. SPALDITG,
No. ~ CedArst n l.
DEAR SfR:
I.sed find five cent, (20 for which send boI %
"Cephac Pills" Send IN address Of Rev WIN l. fier hey
poldsburp Franklin Co Ohio. .,--,z,.
Your Pills work Ike chsrmcure badaehe almost "''u
Truly yours ,,,, ~ vtrrFp
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

From the Democrat ST. Cloud Mnu- -
II troubled with the Headache send Tor
boz (Cephac Pills. that you have chem In case OF an
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
BOARD of DIRECTORS

NoKTn AxgnICAN FIRE Insurance C0AP.sI
No 6 Wall.st New York. MAY 2B. 1901.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
THIRD-AY. SAYINGS BANK,

THIRD-AY. SAVINGS BANK,
Cor 80 sy. and 25th,i
Chartered 1851
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al suns ifom One
10 One Thousaud Dollars
Deposits will draw interest from July -, 81. ,,.,,,rs
Banl open daily from ~ 60 2 also MONDAY NEDNf-s
DAY AID SATURDAY ENENlNGS. from 20 .. -
sPENCEH X. GREEN, PTesideat
STEPHEN s. CBLps, Secretary.
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Eegal Notlees.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYok Notice Is hereby given 10 al
De r-on, having claims gsnst WASHINGTON COOPER late
the City of NewYork deceased to present the wtti
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office OF SEIh
Willis No 70 Wal street in the City Of New York on OF
before the fifteenth day Of June neIDsted Newiork the
18Th day Of December 1850
SETH WILKS, Administrator.
dl4 Isw6mF EMELINE COOPER. Adninistratr1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

spALDINa's PREPARED GLUEl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

STEAMER METAMORA-For Yonkers, Hast
- ins. Dobb Ferry Nysck r. Lake Sin, sins and HayeI
Leaves Pier foot Of Jay,t daily al ~ ana ~
go
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

NEW-YORK. HARLEM, ard ALBANY X. k.
N-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH snd WEST summer ar
r.ns.m,nt commencing MONDAY, May a. 1901 II 8. IN.
Gvt EIpr,s Traiu om 2Ch., Station. For Wiem5rdso,
White Plains Croton FALLS Dover Plains, and s local rsains
zee Timetable. JOilN BihChlLS, ASH onPI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

sPALDINd'S PREPARED GLUEi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

fY- single bottle OF SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
win .sve ten time. iis cost ann ally .Ab
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-Far Six Cents
- Boat leave every hour, from TO irom foot OF
a 4 do III he Hsgrry
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

BBOABwaf BANK, May ~, 1901.
ELECTION.-The annual election for Directors
IL this the suing aud o Inp"et9rs Of the
succeeding election will he held a. the bsihlhs "
TUESDAY the Ilth day June rToaimo The poll Will
~ F AVN ). l.. EVERITT. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

IUk N7INIV.N uIU wv II'I'''VI ~ ~ TT "
i PORT and FALL RlVfR-Th, splendid ard superior
.tsamer METROPOLIS Capl h'.y, leaves rev on every
III SDAY, TIT RsDAY snd SATt RDAi II o'clock p m
and the BAY STATE CapI Alien, on ADNbAl. WINES
DAY and FRIDAY. 80 0cocf D. NJ rom Pier 10 JN H. a.
thereafter no will be regarded - secured 10 any ap2
cant until tho saul .lAl have been paid for
Fr,is Boston l. 0rw ATded through wh srea dPseh OJ
In EIpros. Freight lIeln. , =, -, ,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

STATE OF ILLiSors, TKE.sCHEKt OyP1CH,
SrhISGRELD, Mty p, 1851
DIBIIC NOTICE il hereby given that the
i Treasurer of tie State Of Illinois will and after tho
FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 1851 until n g. dsy o said
month BE- ready At tho AMERICAN ANFSCHANGEBANh, New
Yort PAY the INTEREST maturing the hrsi ModaI of
July 1861 on the PUBLIC DEBT Of the TATE Of ILLINOIS
The then due and called for prior 20 the Js day Of
july will thereafter be paid ,y tue Office Of the Treasurer Of
the State Of Illinois In the CITY Of Springfield Illinois,
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
Holders of ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS
where coupons exhausted required 20 present the bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. SO
sums to 500 and per cent sums over that amount
Open daily from 1Os m to D.. Also Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday Evenings irou to T. u . ,
VAsDKRBILT l.. BuIros, Secretary
CLKvKLlSD AsD TOLKDO RAILROAD Co.'S OfYiCE.
CLKyELAsp, o., May ~, 1861. )
vINHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Il CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COM
PANY for the Election OF Directors and the transaction OF other
appropriate business will BE- hed at the Compans oce In
tie CITY Of Cleveland state Of Ohio on WEDNESDAY the
day June lB6te polls 10 be opoDed at clock
D. M The transfer books will be closed ON WedncadnJ june
A. o'clock d. remain closed t a.to tho Gle t0H
BY order Of the Board, H. c. LUCE, Secretary.
TVNHE NOTES Of the PITTSTON BANK here
after rat. the other interior Pesnsylvsnis BANKS
cav a per cent discount
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-31

where ne had fallen, they found that life had
departed. 1t seems that the wounds given 10
tue young earl were not, as bis murderers sup.
poseo' mortal. His plunge into the river, instead
| Oh rendering his death certain, restored him 70
CONSEQUENCES, and when he arose to the surface,
he made desperate effort TO regain the shore.
In this he would not, probably, have been sue
cessiui, Tor he was very weak from the loss Of
Diood, had 1t not been for the gipsy queen, who
WAS crossing the river in q boat with some Of her
followers. She picked him up, conveyed him to
her tent, and, with the most devoted and tender
care, nursed him through the long and dangerous
illness that followed.
The earl, on his recovery, became aware Of
his cousins usurpation Of his estates and title,
also Of bis betrotbal TO the Lady Blanche; but
retaining grateful sense of his indebtedness to
the heroic woman TO whom he owed bis life, and
who, IN spite Of all, still cherished strong Of.
fection for his treacherous cousin, he allowed
her to warn him, hoping that ii would induce
him to fee the country, delaying for that pur-
pose his appearance until the very last moment
There was another bridal day appointed, at
which there were happy and smiling faces; the
Lady Blanche, the beautiful Rose Of Glen Val
ley, gave her hand TO Walter, Earl OF Egberton,
at the altar Of the ivy-olad church Of Stoke
Cantref.
Both the earl and countess tried to induce
Cleopatra, the gypsy queen, to settle down In
the neat pleasant cottage the earl had given her.
But they could not prevail upon her to give up
her rowing life to which she was 90 strongly at
tached. She made II rule, however, to visit
Egberton Hall once o year, and the earl gave
strict lDunctions to all Of his tenants that neither
she nor her followers should ever be molested
Many years have elapsed since the events
here recordedj but In remembrance of the ser
vices rendered by the gypsy queen, any member
Of that wandering tribe who visits the neighbor-
hood has always hospitable reception from the
descendants Of the Rose of Glen Valley.
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PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES in OHIO.

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARIETTA coLLEsE. .--'It Is truly magnificent work,
an honor to the author, the pubshers and the whole
country. ."-President Andrews.
OHIO WRSIKYAN UNIVERSITY .-"I 1t exceeds my expecta-
ons 1t will be my guide In orthography and pronun
cation and will often be consulted by for s neat
and accurate definitions. ."-President Thompson.
W. R. EoLEoTIo OoIIRaH.' Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthography. At recent meeting Of ouI
Faculty 1t was decided to change It to conform to that
Of Worcestsr's Royal Quarto Dictionary"
Garfield
WRsTKRH REsERvR OoLLEGE.-''I hnd It worthy Of
cordial appreciation, ,"-President Hitchcock.
0BERLM CoLLEsR.-"It more than meets my expecta'
tions. recommend 1t as the standard authority In
orthoepy to my children and my pupils."-President
Morgan.
ANTIOCH CoLIEsE.-'T adopt and aim to use In teach
ing, writing and speaking the orthography and pronun
ciation Of Worcester's Royal Quarto Dictonary."-
President Hill.
"In all my writing, speaking and teaching, have en-
deayorsd to conform to the rules for photography ant
pronunciation as contained in Worcesters Dictionary
Horace Mann, late President.
KENYON CoLLEan, GAMBm. .--'I most cordially recon-
mond It the most reliable standard authority Of h
English language as II Is now written and spoken."-
President Andrews.
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Four Trains Daily from Columbus
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at o. m, stopping
at London, Xenia, Dayton, Middletown and Hamilton,
arriving at Cincinnati at TAO q. M; and at DAYTON at
505a mi connecting at Cincinnati for Louisville Vim
cennes, st. Louis and all points Southwest arriving
at st. Louis at 1880 p ms connecting at Dayton for
points West; arriving at indianapolis at 10:40 a. m.
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Trains Leave Columbus as follows:

Trains Leave Columbus as follows:
VIA nEtLArRE' VIA sTEuBKNvnLE
Morning Express.
TAsr LINE.
arrive At BELLARE r.
lO4O A. NJ. G4OP.M.
ARRIVE AT PrTsBuRou
ElOP' VI. 2;4SA. NJ. 4lOP. NJ. 1890 Pm.
IRarvE At HARRISBURG
$40 A. M l;00P.M. 3I0A. NJ. e:l5 A. NJ.
ARRIVE AT BALTIMORE
s'2O A. NJ 6:20 A. NJ. 2;00P.M
ARRIVE AT PHILADELPHIA.
T4OA.M $50 P. NJ. 7;40A NJ. l:5O P. NJ.
NEW YORK VIA ALLENTOWN, MY.
Il;OO A. NJ GSOP. N. lIOOA. N. 5;3OP. NJ.
VIA PHILADELPHIA
lA5P'M M' lGl5 ?. III. l:45P.M. 5'OOP.M'
Passengers by this line reach New York in advance O
any Northern route.
2a5 P. NJ. train is the only one from Columbus
tns hour, BY which passengers can reach Baltimore
washington the following DAY, and arrive In Phiadel
phia or New York before dark.
I-Psleeplng cars on all night trains.
The Oniy Route from Columbus 10
New York
WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS.
This train also connects at Bollare with the BaltmOr
and Ohio Railroad.
IPThs route is 80 MILES SHORTER to pit.sburVl
and more than 100 MILES SHORTER to New York
than Northern lines.
U Baggage Checked Through to all i'm
portant points East.
O- Ask for Tickets via Bellsire or Steu
benville.
D- Tickets Good over either Route.
JOHN W. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent Central Ohio R. R.
IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
General Ticket Agent steubenville Short Line.
Columbus Dec. "a, 1851.
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~ For further information and Through Tickets,
apply to M. L. DoHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot,
Columbus.
P. W. sTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JN0. W. DoHERTY,
Agent, Columbus
E.w. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus Nov. 10, 1861.