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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14

Robert Toombs has resigned his orfco
of Secretary Of State in the Southern Co.
federacy, and r. NJ. T. Hunter has bean
appointed to succeed him. The cause ns
Toombs resignation is not given.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14

MAJOR SLEMMER. 1t is stated that
the Douglas Brigade, Illinois, has invited
the gallant Major Slemmer to become its
commander, and that he has consented
to do so, if the proposal meets the appro-
baton Of the United States Government
The Ohio troops for the war will prob
ably number forty regiments, which, with
the artillery and cavalry companies, will
make an aggregate of forty-fge thousand
men.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
EZRA STARKWEATHFR.

BLACKSMITH, would inform his former Gus
toners and The public generally that he has
reestablished shop in the building form
erly occupied by BENZ. Kennels in Couders-
port where he will be pleased 10 do all
kinds of BlacKsmithing on the most reason
able terms. Lumber, Shingles, and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
work. 1894.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
Y. J. THOMPSON.

Il. j. THUMPSON,
4 WAGON MAKER and RE-
PAIRER, Coudersport Potter Co., Pa, takes
this method Of informing the pub, a-po
lie in general that he is prepared Ses5Ne9
to do all work in his line with promprness,
in a workman-lille manner and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery of
the work. BsA. All kinds of PRODUCE
taken on account of work.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
COD0n0iSSiOna1. OF.

T7" Announce the name Of BARNEY
HICKS of Ulysses township for Commissioner
He is every way qualified for the duties of the
Office, and will make faithful officer if cleo
ted T.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
CHARLES MANNING.

BLACKSMITH, Fourth street, between Main
and West Streets, Coudersport, Pa, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his line,
on the most reasonable terms Produce
taken in payment.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CoudeIsport. Pa, viii attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
tdt ity. Office on Soth-we corner of Main
and Eourth streets
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14

ANDREW SANBERG & BROS.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS.-Hides tanned
O. the shares, in the best manner Tam
merry on the east side of Allegany river.
Coudersport, Potter county, Pay ,'6l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
III. ". MANN,

II BOOKS 4 STATIONERY, MAG.
AZIEES and Music, n. W. corner of Main
and Third sts., Condcrsport Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14

COUDEBSPORT HOTEL,
D, T. GLASSlIIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport Pot
ter Co., Pa.
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l.. BIRD,

SURVEYOR, CONVEYANCER, &c, BROOK
LAND, Pa, formerly Cushingyille) Office
in his Store building.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
ISAAC BENSON

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend TO all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptncss. Office on Second st.,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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d. u. OL1ISTED,

d. u. OLMSTED,
DEALER II DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main St.
Couderspogt, Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14

2EALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware made to order, in good style, on
short notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Frio .Rlisisa Ar GaasH,R sc1ool No. H.
Yesterday morning beautiful has rsires oses The
building Ia Clinton place temporarily ceeuEsed ~
School No D, Fifteenth Ward Ths boys Of this
school have been lraiusi in the Parade Grouna sniI
their moyemsni- have beccue quite sold'ssy fbsy
sl,d IN ffont Of the building drums Dealing and ban
mar. e,ps IN beautiful order, and were sddr~s.ed ~
r...,r. a. peusaict Richard Warren, the Hon. y. a.
r,saNng Al. C., aud the Rev. DR.. osgcod. fsch
.,.slss was yocieroasly choered, and when . sodsss
~ H. gallant .h nov oa faflughl stclred forward
"a ,sfing Mr.. Warren by tho hand, said "1hc- are
a.. s,utimenis OF the stb, the cheering Wa ,fc-
,ns,dous lie stated thai biz regiment Was bel'sil
,h.I I, was willing 90 serve Ions rsgnircd and
thai the Governor had prevented lie servins fof
iaas.r terlcd than thirty days
nr D.vood sroke OF tho affection shown 20 tie
Prince a wales BY tho people 81 this coanry. and
sspec,aIl, b, tho children snd youth. We al hon.
ored the noiher, be sad, IN the son and under he
errms,snces the bsys u this school )ss,ihs IN
sspdine q message 10 hss, confident ~ we were thai
tbs true hoas Of old England could have no eommnn
lon with trssrhery aud oppression. lie wishsd the
bows 20 voe upon fhs motion, and ssnd u he Hdt.
.sh Cuvsul, and ~ the newspaper
We tte bsys Of Olsnna sch ~ Ne. sistt kendf~a =
nuness ssai lose % osssa tiss s.< esssss ssnh
sss Cd r. s, S ss % ss " '' ''''''
Hora Tnirvts--Ths unccsarisa houss, No. y,
Ersukn ssss zee sssBty essssa W sks>s hpys 80
robbed " ,csis lead yip< and saeh ehsS rstt stss
49, - 49, sss. Nc xfsfS nsss saes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

CEyTRAI, RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.-
- From 700. Of CouAnd Conneeos a, Hampton Jouc
Tson Win Lenish Valley Railroad md r. connections forming
s sFRSG Gs 9aRsSSsEmEsr Commencing Mas D. si-
Leave Newly ok as follows: -. ., 80, ao.,,,. pa.
H.Ru.sgEe tsrGssc cnr. 'ui i,l s r''
Man TRAiy- Ats M for Eaton, Water oaP Scranton
orsa, Bend Fit.tou wDse,b,rs &C. A Oh, yv,u,..,.
psr Reaainr P,tisviile, Harrisburg Sc ,u.,,o,uu
tEN THEoueu TruS-F0r Ea4'on De'A'S '''''''""
$50 P. " Way TRiS-FoT somcvile. No.. D.,
,Vsrfks cxPb S.--tJr fsston iicH.o ~
HAi n pit'sbursh ard ,ae e. Sleeping Cars rom 'ei
rrer.s s,ps 1oa H,KsrssuRslbe s Express Train
from Yori sye a Ha.9uIg = op,beTn cedis
hsioa, Eonb and sooth aud vita the |u'oei'~N' '''
TE EEr TAs roH TgE Var An EIge%;, lam Ts
ne clos connection Of Hafrisb5rs With Pennsyvanio iroAd
and CHI % Thee honr time !. by ski this train
psseuaer arriving any point west same tine IS NOSE 4As
FtI.SsE1HposT AND Nrw.YoKK FERRv--Leave New-YOtk
from Pier No. O. North River It 20 and l;o m J-V' Az
ne 5, a. top at Bergen Point and Mne lb9r every Zip
each way. JOHN o. 5lERSS Superintendent.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Port AID TALL RLytRhe .eadSiG ID. AND Sk upS Sa1T
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ar tTURDAY, a, 8 O'Clock m,
DAY and FRIDAY. al O'clock p ~ rom Pier No N r.
Hereafter rooms wi BE- regarded a. see rea 70 any 'PP
Freight to Boston y forwarded through WIN Es' " Pa'OS
en- Fxmeas Frsisht Train. . ,,v,
W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IL PASSENGER TRAINS leave, vie Psgonis Ferry end
Long Doek, from foo; Of Gran bersst.
DUNkIRK EXPRESS az a 49, -,
MAIL 8:3 THIS Train remains over night az FL
mira. aud proceeds the next norni1g.
WAY al 40 D. NJ FOX Midtown, Newbueh ard inter
mediate Stations. 49,
NIGHT FX RESS daily at5:cop. Tic train Of Saturday
stops at all Mail Train stations ard only to Eimre
CIAS. MlNOr, General SuPt.
NATHANIEL MsksH, Receiver
EOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
L Danbary Raroel.-Ths steamer ALICE PRICE leaves
Caihaiue Market Whsrf DAILY at p leaves Nor~alk
DAILY, al "a N. Fare 80 Ceats
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PIIlLA-.
~ DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
ClTY.Nsil and Express Lines lesye Nevlork ~ I and III
ard and Fare % Through tickets sold for Gin
cn al ard The Wes, and Washington New Orleans snd
tie SOUTH and hro1sh baggage checked to Washington In
Ia N. ard M tnins -
No baggage will be received for any ins unles delivered aud
checked IS minutes in advance Of the time ofleaging
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CUPREME COURT, County of westchester.-

GuPREME COURT County of Westchester.-
- ss,sn =. Wnles PIainia, @sn'. Edund A. Campbell
i.a S's'HP P hi. W John H. Carpenter and EIs
beth Jane Carpenter bis VIE Jane C. A1der.Sn R shd
ward Louuel William stamne,., John NJ Campbell, oeoIse
Wns,. I'D james G,f,n, AdmgirIo, o al AID ,ns.i.
Secsssed i.sa. IT, Barker smson ". smith. John Saith
Hart Purdy Samuel T. Gan,s EIccaor Of the ..t VII ard
.S caS. 81 G'I %S Sutton william Fb.@ JoSa
W. Mls Henry Wisis, Receiver Of the Bank Of sns sut
Hwoos Thomas B,lsy aud william M,us.m EIcsu!sr. Of
lat vii and testament Of Gilbert aAr'i9 ds,cas rse
Fohay Moe. nde Charles o fiil John o. Ogden Thom.
:. II EdwMd. wiim 9slwsy He1eh.h RAYMOND Mnslrs,
all and singular the sood, ehae and credits which w,rs o.
B5amn smith dess.ed ,or h,ir
BELL and ROxANNA c. CAMPBELL his wife Levi. c.
be,s Jane Carpenter HI. wife Anderson and Robert D.
Andsrson her ho.b md Leonard Brown Edssid LouI, va
liam s,sD ner. John Campbell George Nies and iams.
ian Administrator. s and singular the goods. ehss' sad
credits which we're u Jtcob Mh.'' drcea,.d 'asc p
Gdsn FIecoor II the ast vii and testament Of George
Gsnd. deceased samuel GAadsl sse C",Psner Ai'sa
ley, John o. Freeman. Gcssr W Har-ooi fhoga. Bailey
Of Gilbert Martin deceased Patterson har Jane. fa1ay'
Chnis. fOI Joha IsPsn JaTS fs.Iay FS.rs. wisn
Cewsy He1.aish Raymond haTgis' hei' ana no. eaa
Adninstor, With the viii snnoted OF Az az .hs
goods cha,e aud credits. which we're 81 benAnin sai'h
deceased.
hereby 1ned and IeauIed % yer s COM
plant 10 his seton which hid 10 the oce o. tho tek
N, County bite Plains 10 said county and
10 sew. sopy Of your answer the said complaint on h. sno
scber a. biz oce White Plains Wesehe'ier County VIEW
Yort. within twsnty days asr the .sryce 81 ih summer On
YOU exclusive of the dag Of such service and u 700 a 20
snswer the complain, the tune Aforesaid The pAnth IN
& action Will apply TO the Court Tor The relief denahao1 10 n'
complaint. = Dated December ~ Loo . -.
JOHN J. CLAPP, Pzintifs ANornsy,
White Plains " sstcl-sier Co N. V.
c, coab y, w ~ %scS.s At White Pn. .d
coanty on tie u Il dsy Of Desrnbef 100 -
JOHN J. CLAPP, Plaintiffs Attorney.
si0 isv7wW.
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
ICOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. wi
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
The capac, Of the Road equal 70 sy In the county
Tie GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEsI


Office No Aston House, corner OF ' sseJ ";
Facilities for the transportation OF PASSENGERS 70 ana
cinnati Chicago 81 Lou. ~ Pau Nshvls, MouEhs ne"
Orosn, and all other In the West sonh-" ss' ala
South unsurpas ID for speed sud comfort by sn ue
Through trains for the leave NewSoik foot OF Court
lands -MOrnins Express. a. Evonns Express M
a at a y NJ, plse- via Al va f,s ;.
Pittsburgh 1910 nett day and connecting hefe"i'h all "'
trail
Sleeping and smoking all the Trains =, 49,
Fare always a. low and the quick By any other
and nom any point the Railroads u Ollie ksnncny
Ilnoi, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri BE- HAlLhoap VI
RECT any port on the pavsaoe MYERS OF the "e ~
steamers from fitt burgh. ", A..
M ,e. Of Freight 70 from any point Of the West ~ ne
Rain sd all tine. a. isvoIabis are
by other Railroad Compsnies Meiehsn, a3a & ~.
ia the aiioD OF then Fright 70 TINS CompN, CAN rely
with CONFIDENCE its speedy tfsnsh -, .o,,,os..,.,
Line by which part es s'iny ws.'rhd sney e.sP ga
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No A''os Mouse
VI '.'e iFTIu A Co y eight Agents, 4,
LIN NJ A.,o,, uonse ard No South WDlismss.
"'DoN"" No Battery pscs
ENOCH LEWIS, General sup',, Altoona Pa
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANYNotice hereby given that the time
for funding the unsecured Indebtedness Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company according to the popoti9n con-
Of the Company IL limited TO July
ig6l The holders The River Line Bonds Income Bonda Div
idend Bonds aud Bill Of said Company nothed TO
present them to the bonds Of the Compa
Nv denomination Of 500 ready for delivery a. the
Office of the Company In Cleveland or 10 kiNGsLEf,
a. No rs Wiiam.st New York-Clevelsnd, May 10, l6o
J. n. MCCULLOUGH President and Receiver
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Cesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NowYort notice I. hereby oven 10 all per
ms hAsins assiDs GEORGE HliLkMAN, late OF the
Ctr New York deoesed 90 peseu, the with vouchers
thereof the Subscriber her residence No 1872 stanton
street City Of nosfok before the twenty third
day Of October neyDasd New York the twenty second day
Of prii. lsol. MARGARET HIRLEhAN AdmnistatTix
nrll1l alnTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents :.
Bosts leave every hour from 10 m, from foot Of
Wbitehalst, east side OF the Battery.
MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-The TRAY
~ ELER leaves a. u P srrvins !. line fot 81 san
for Merden and Hartford 20 north ou New Haven at II m
CTEAMER MATAMORA-for lonkers, Hast.
jngs pobbs Ferry Ny,cs Rocksnd Lake, Sing Sing and
H.yerstraw leaves pier FOO, Jsy', daily at ga m and g."
m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

BUFFALO May 10, lcli.
BUFFALO, NETWORK AND ERIE RAIL-
ROADThe holders Of Share, 10 the Capital Stock Of hi.
Company hereby notified that during the ensuing week
Circular win forwarded TO them respectively giving detailed
affairs and dtion Of the Company from which
the shareholders will be enabled 10 form An aeon estimate OF
the value of their Stock la the time shareholders are eau
Toned sssns, ceiling their Stock until they act undeT'aDd
ingy Thi, notice deemed be necessary Information has
been Interested parties 70 purchase
the outstanding Shares nominal consideration and with the
design selling the property Of the Cooperation to smother Com
papy on In equitable and disadvsntsg eOus terms
The address every Stakeholder may not be correctly sce
tanned Those who DO not receives copy Of the Circular y
mail VIII be supplied application to W. L. DOl Lf A9dito
Ru6.lo A. d. PATCHIN. President.
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firGnfial.
TaEAsURY DEPARTMENT, May II. ls6l.
PNSALS vii be received at Iii

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
- pepament gnt y os,os noon oil lGS'aay the twenty
United states isued under the Of Congress approved
ga thousand dollars Tkis stock win bear iSteres,
st the rs Of fE per cent per annnm payable On
ubusabe in twenty years om she FIRST dy Of January last
Tho proposals mos state tho offered for each huDd ed dol
without fractions per OF the offered must be
deposited with the Treasurer Of the Unoi States 81 Wehiug
New York suhec; the order OF the Secretary of the Treas
and the certificate showing such depos, must accompany
the offer The act 10 the Secretary the right 10 decline
bid not rege ded as d,anigeous 10 the United siatt
be Deposited with The Treasurer Of tie United States or an
Assistant Treasurer Boston, NewioIk Philadelphia on or
before the twenty nth day Of Mas current but II any
ccped bidder shall desire to deposit az any other point his
quest will he considered
On the receipt he the proper certificate showing such de
III bde their ssgnee for the amounts 70 which they may
be entitled n sums Of one thousand hye thousand ana ten
thousand dosrF each msy be required Inscribed stock 90
issued viii bear interest nom the date Of sueh dsPosi, and ~"
be trans'erae the books Of the Treasury sseeao 10 the
regulations Of the Deparment - ..,., III.
coupons OF seeluGl interest attached thereto they ~i oe
Issued sccodnsy In OF thousand dollars eaeh win
snh coupon stock instead Of being sersbe the boo OF
the Treasury may be assigned ard by delivery The
interest coupon stock the dae OF the deposit there
for 10 hs Jolly will be paid on that day 70 the
seeepteS oads Or be s,9s o. attorney by the depository
The proposals notice should be 1dor;ed on the en-;
Secretary Of the Treasury they may be put under
coverto the Assistant NewlOk who viii forward
They should be sent 10 season 10 be
opened and decided at the time above staed. -.
The preliminary deposit Of per cent required from al bid
be the final deposit OF esul bdders,
ana sin be directed be Immediately returned TO unsuccessful
bidders 5. p. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
NOTICE The time for receiving proposals under ne FORE
advertisement Is extended until Saturday the 18th int
ANY bidders may propose 10 the alternative for Bonds OF the
description forth any specified rate or Tor en- eqnsl
Treasury Notes any rate noe below par slch
Treasury Notes being receivable for public dues convertible
twenty years Bonds in 70 years
Al the op Of the holder IL any bidder proposes TO make
a separate offer for Bonds Treasury Notes, Il will
be copsdere ed The offers considered most adyan-
70 the United win be accepted all smouDts
ma able under accepted offers be Deposited with the Treas
Assistant Treasurer before the hrs day OK
June next OF preferred third may be deposited be-
first third before the eutb ad the remaining
third on or before the twertah Of June next.
7. CHASE, Secretary of the Treasury.
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Gtcamboais ano railroads.

NETWORK, HARLEM, AID ALBANY X. II
lN-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and WESF spIinsn
rsnseunen, commencing MONDAY May ., 1901; 70 3 m
f.,t R.ote.s Train ON 26ths Station For Wiansonese
White Plains, Dover Plains and all local Trains. see Ins
JOHN BURCHlLL, Asrt sapt
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for HAVER-.
y sTRAW-The Steamer METAMORA leaves Per 1901 OF
Jay.s, every SUNDAY MORNING, al O. NJ, making 'he
nllal landing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
Gnmmer Retreats.


A FAMILY Of four or FIVE persons wish to en-
IA gage BOARD in the country immediately Location must
be peasa esdy accessible and thoi distance from the city
STATE location terms &C. and address A. M Tribune Office
COUNTRY BOARD-In private family, one
~ hour from New-Yok by railroad gentleman and wife
DESTROYS of securing the comforts Of aue country home can
do BY applying to Mrs ID. FREEMAN, seotlaaast south
Orange, ~ !.
NOUNTRY BOARD-In a quiet and lovely vii
~ l.ge IN Berkshire Countrywide Switzerland Of America
few ROOMS, for the season unengssed Addfe" MOUNT
EVERETT HOUSE. South Egremont' Mass
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOlEL, Car
w Isle PaThe proprieors Of this Hotel take pleasure IN
announcing that they prepared 70 receive visitors er
fts Of delightful pisces IN the country The wa
AID medicinal purposes ipormsion aud circulars address
WIN II. BURROUGHS, p,o,,i..or.
ID. C. BURNETT, JA"P
WILBUR HOUSE.
This celebrated house .. Saratoga Springs. situated st
The corner OF Washington and Fcderasts Broadway Ia
or OMEN for the reception OF bcaders or the ensuing
The lady proprietor Mrs WILBUR has been long favor
ABLY kuog 20 the public and her fends 1t viii be
only necessary 20 say thai this house viii be kept 10 s usual
syfe of r rate table and every other comfort desirable to
nd on the M reasonable terms
Saratoga Springs, n. Y. May Is 1851.
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Their appears 10 be panic among depo-llofr ~ NE
New Orleans banks The ~ y. Be- 81 the 18th says
several psrons have been .arfisej srrl,nsn The
b, ~ 5l GOLD ,ueetins with reass be sell b. nsbs
.ho,t .nd .mrs espiAnsOu Within fw dsys past
su unit. Of soa have ecen ~ahdssn By dPcso for shp
nt. 10 tbs West With Wee u obssag his ers Of so
the b.uls sv.sJ themselves Of the act " he cetcdss
Csnsrcs. Amsiiosn and Meifsn silver da legal
tsndr sni p.rmi. ia tie sea.pea 81 'hsi note.
he paymsnt II checs II pscued Amenesn bali a. vii
La rsd out y discount Onfhsrks
ADD mare iu ssDAhs than and the 10 spiys
precautionary one ~ ~hicA they snahl-d 70 retain ,bi
sussrll'
There s certainly 10 better way 10 retain TIE
strength Of banl than "a refuse 10 pay debts gold.
TIE CLicago Tr,bgss ~ Saturday says
Tho mousy ns' he. been s.,sly uu.s,,isd .sd bead
en-. psnn sppeas have reached s ciuss haboty esasN
mos ~hs, 70 Do Es.yisns 70 e. s'ssd .'in ie' p.sy
,sa past u u The hs ers beep - susk
- done space ~ t~ dsy Nsfy little hss
he. dor. An efohsnss A. the nos'd Trade e. IA
strse, sold At Rsso csui premium skieh nsssass
s.r, nssy no Of s e1rcncy 10 re ne shor ia
"a sold Al Csc, AMI fyf coin 81
ne DsA0nsg1 SigHa says
". ,fs To-, n. ,ureru,snd.a, II ne Bsnsi Nui u ths
States 10 s has received odrg, ss ~
more eoB Of United fstss bss ~ klae aa
~ tho of III CoBfedrfuis slaiss fscstset
which ncw In course cfrfersfaoe
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Deal estate for Sale.

HARLEM LOTS for SALE.-Sx Lots on e i<ceh
and l29hsts.; elg.bly sused bet1een Sh ano oln W.,
Aprly 10 w. ~ SEYMOUR Co., No. Cha'ham'q'~io'
Also q HOUSE and : LOTS on l2Jhrst
ORANGE. n. J.-Country Seats village hesl-
" d,nces Farms, and villa sites, yIes vaiie'f uP&Py
h.pr Cfi,8 4 r rant end lOT fae very low oy tfhi
b. BLACKWELL No 50 Miliamst, New oh' $40 IL ia
No. - Main g. Orsnee 70 5 p "a
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Otcan Steamers.

nor LIVERP0OL.-Tbe steamship GREAT
i EASTERN Jsmos Bet, Thompson, commander VIII P9,'
iirey tail from he"foIk for Liverpool en- sAiOhDai'
Maya >,, ,o,,,,,
Second Cabin with very superior accommodatonsl 20
GRlNNELL, MlNTURN x Co., Agents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL sPRIN0 ARRAsGkMENT-than ge Q, isr i, Us ana
Rapnnr lime On aud after FRIDAY May 10 leti fassen
rer Train. will and take their departure from tho oom
peny's New Depot at Hunters T. int . 49,, . v,..
NewYoh at for 0reenpor; ~ m for syo.se, 80 ?.
for Ysy hSnk $50 M for syoseii siD p NJ Tor farming
dale; 6 % o. m. for JamticA - -. - - /,
Passenger for Hsmp,,esd leave u m, $780, 49, and
Passenger for Jamaica leave H., u M sso, 40 'o'
aud $50 .. m. n. A..
James slip and 3sih st. Ferries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Oyy1cE or THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPssY,l
Nsw-YoRK, May I, 1901.
yTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Shareholders
Il Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
for the Ct Directors and the transaction o. any ether
business will be Office Of the Company In the City
Of Chicago on WEDNESDAY May 30 1851 ct iOt O'Clock,
q. M.
The Transfer Books vii be closed the 2ls. OF May and re-
'P'N'' ' VIZ w NJ PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

From the Official report Of the state Engineer and
Surveyor made to The Legislature at Ne last session
we take The following statistics respecting our city rail-
road companies The figures are for the year ending
s.ns ~ 1850,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

HUDSON RIVER RAILRUAD.-i0 or hnbA 5,
II Il NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH ThAlNS Nohih
and WEST. Trains leave; ~ ...,.
From Chsmbers-st. - IRON du-ti, n. 4,
g,p,a.. and m M and 800 TIPS HIS m. and S aud
nnd n m 5.l3
r,aS 5 albany with deep Iois D. m (sundsys ineluled
ing-carl lH;i5 p -, -, ,,.o -, 4. az
Pougbkeepsie train, am o;Io 4 M, ana h'" s"1 ''
~; and p 7. VA
Peekshi train, 5:90p m. 3:33 r. m. "a -, IN
Sing Sing train $50 a. IN and lolo a. IN ana III" Au 49,
3:i5 and $3.50 p p M
Fihki train 900 p. m. l1;o' p M, ,,-.s..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Horss Tnr,ss.--Ths unccsurisd hoass, No. y
grsukn ssss zee ssty es,ssS W tks>s hpys 49,
robbed w lead yips and sash eetf rSsff siss
"a, - 49, a. ssS Ss sf1sl.s nsss 1sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A FIRST
class seA will cave NewYob on the lst I'm and 2l
mosh eIcept when these dates fol suNDAf when
The day Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
d. b. ALLEN Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

ENocH LEWIS, General sup'i, Altoona "a.