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, 1862-06-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


NEW YORK June -FLoun-De Demand less
active and market SC lower. Sa1cs Y so9 hrls. at
S4 2594 5 for euper state3 f45ND4-69 1or extra
state e aain[ 10, saper r q
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio S.; 50 for trade brands do, mar
doing: Sales LOO b1la At s4.5595;1 10 for common
and 81. 4.f596.25 for good to choice extra. 1sEc
flour quiet and steady at g EnA4 ro-" meal in
fair request Sales 1op bzls Je1seY at $1.9)
WuIsKT-Quiet and 1rul. Jas at 24W
GRAN--Wheat market opened heavy and with
ac lower saics i, ,No b. Chicago spring 1t 9lG;
1o3 IS, 600 bu. Milwaukee at $lGolo6: 1870 q hu.
Canadian club at $1@1: q; $3.50 bn: amber lows at
lis; 12.5O In amber Michigan at s1.1s91!sx;
$500 hu. white Michigan at Fl Is: Rye galet and
unchanged. Barley dull and nominal. Corn, less
doing and market without material change. Sales
1900 bu- at d7Gl SIC for new mixed western $50
SIC for old A1146c for damaged; BIC for yellow
vestern 56@6cc for white western. Oats dull
and declining Sales ut 41S342c tor western, cana-
dian and state.
GROCERIES Coffee, R1o more active aud prices
steady; aales 9:l21 bags part as a. 19E5c Rice East
45sG474c, and aT4 bags Pafna on p, t.: Carolina
steady :.sales 10 casks at TG37?c. Sugar, raw
quiet and stsaqy at G2s@7c for ftr to COED rein
more active; eales 500 hhds clayed Cuba at 23c :;
10Chhds Cuba mufcovado at Sac, and 800 hhds
Porto Rico At s6D59c. and by auction 166 hhds do
PRnv1s1oSE:-Pork market heavy and lower.
Sales 145o br1e at $109511 Leo orness, including
enlo1l eAles at $1112H LOO for prime. and $t1 0O
/ for prime meEs Beef dull and unchanged. Sales
1oo6rs: at 355o@5 g for country nrime 5 oo
and G s13GGi1 ID fer eStra mess: Prime mess bec'
| dull and nominal at S19 01@ %. Beef hams in
active Cut meats in active demand. but prices
hardly SO firm. Sn1es 15n pkgs at 3aiGb3'4c io1
shoulders, and 41A@4.&c for hams. Bacon side!
IN fair demand. Sales 1,735 br1a- at sHQbSNc
Bntte1 dnll and prices favor purchascrs. We quote
1QGfTc for Ohio and 1GGg1ec for state Chees'
;ull and heavy at 4@754c-
| MoNEr-alarket eready at aga per cent. 70
loons call. and 4G5 foT PRIME paper; sterlin!
can gold Advanced to 5G15a per cent prem. Cali
fo1nfa gold bars Qaotad at 577zGe52s prem Coy
ernmcbt stocke active and 1rnler; 6s Of st, JOG
$50 Treasury Notes, 1oA.
67:CB Il Q 50: Cleve s. Tol II; Gal Chi 7o:s
6 & Pitts a123; Illinois Central scrip 6471
Panama 1S7; II S gid 5s7S: II r Isx;
G6ss; Pac Mail 11693s; NYCa311; Eris z 3s9s
Erie pfd GGH, Harlem TX: Harlem pfd a2; Rsa' @
II " i; Chi I'd bonds %; do 1st bonds 9639; Gr
| 5th bonds 81; Va e. 81: No 6s 5311 Tenn Is co..
| q 6s 81, regt 103; q $ &c 81. coupons 107.
: OSWEGO, June e12.-FLoUR-Steady at s i.50f
. / fancy from spring wheat.
GRA1N-Wheat quiet Sa}rs last night Of 3,c00 3
No. Chicago spring at 93c; :. 40@ bn choice g
and $50 bu. amber lows On private terms. 20
unchanged. Sales 1850 old mixed Illinois at ~
l.. | Other EraInea quiet.
CAFtL FHE1cn7s-Firnerb but unchanged Flo
6 | 3?e. wheat Sic. corn e, to New York:
Il, eco bu. corn.
! wheat, 1000 In. coEn-
, 1862-06-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GILL.
MONETART.

THURSDAY EVENING, June II, 1so7
The scarcity OF currency CONTINUES; "nue the1e
is 8 large amount wanted just now, the demand
for money being very good. much better than Tor
come time past. Most OF 1ne pankers "oulo no'
connt. md rnan7 OF them were willing to dispose
eoun.' -. - ~ aha.-s 49, ~ata Cit
u mnAs 10y D"o ~ hs1.o.s asa sns
~ - ASle7s ,,,o-r;nn, ,,o.t ~ +he,, gor
sroans a' aSsso p[enluu' 1aosa ~ lnem .oi
the larger figure. Treasury Notes are scarce. !
The bankers pay K for them, and sell for 4. |
@a,1,,a~ed ,r;,t he cnrrencv e haze thcv nnght
eo11lateu VIII lne eu44eAes ~ nA's, 'A"' oos"'
to be worth higher figure
Countezfeits are becoming very plenty, and 1t
will awe loss to keep sharp look out on what
~, ~ 80 Tha -,s-aa ,ba-oct,r ~ +ho rur~or,v
you .ahe -: s.l y. sue
now in circulation affords ample opportunities for
circulating spurious issues. and most certainly the
enaa.4,oi,. ,.,i1, ~ 1a a,,o1gaa ~ n,s. rn;rn.
.s Ds sho a"e ~ pl1s j., ts
a hare n,svionsr named # is atated % thst cnnn
ter trrfe,t u threes on the "Wt1liamsbursh CITY BANK
New York, are growing plenty hereaoouts. Inc
pruning o1 tns 4Alsc 1ettsfs IL Liz eent1e VI 'ne
Dill II 1mper1ect, "nlte spots oem 'lslole LII moss
OF the 4e&teEs lnstead o1 clean neaFJ IMPRESSION
as in the genuine me picture o1 IN lhd1ah
"omsn On the upper 1e'6 nana corner Ii impet-
tcct, efpeelans Inc nano, WHICH Is very clumsy.
The best way 70 a'o'a LIS countef1e't Is 10 te-
1nsc the pnls VI tna' uenolnl1iatAoA oA Luz " u
llamsbuFsh bank' ...
BAEE fAhuRE.-ua7enpoft' ulmAhn O CO.,
bankers, today received the following telegraphtc
a;.,otch-
olssa'en BUFFALO. June II. ts6a
DaFenpo5I, G1iuMn q S rne % panh u bran1 ~
1ord, cauaua' Aae 1alleo' ohut'As"o's2n o. eo'
C1Nc1NEATI-Thc Gazette Of to-day says:
There ia pcttfnp to be mo.e inouiry for money.
chicGy from prodRce commission merchanta Who
are carrgnp stocks: but It has not vet caught IN
/ LII ia snnn1v and the market ia easy for rood
naner At smic ner cent. As the Gemand imnroyes.
the rates lean 10th 5ethe OUTSIDE a$ass. n. u,,uz
, 1862-06-13
aCau On Dunlop, sewen &spa1d.ng for Printing. u
uov11h211ly

W Buy paper hangiRgs Of Chase d Co., 1c9
Randolph street. NH 29-am
New styles Of Paper Hanginss just received at
Faxon'e, Lake street. Call and see them. ap94p7a5
w For cleaning and dying gent1eman'a clothes
10 to Cook & Mclean, 90 Deagborn-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. ebA:y
, 1862-06-13
MARINE NEWS

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
DETROIT, June Il, 1862
UP-Prop Chicago; bark Sunrise, WinsloW,
Shanghai, Kate Dar1ey: schr A1debaron, Live IAN
kee; Fanny, Flag, Seaman. Traveller.
Dowx-Prop Neptune, Qneen Of the Lakes;
bark Andrew Stevens, Republic schr Petrol. DO.
Dickinson, Geo. Steel, Jupiter, New London, At
1ant8.
Weather pleasant; wind sW.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO FRoA CHIcAGo-June 10
-Stmr. Baltic; Prop Evergreen City, Mendoza;
bark Marquette, Naomi; schr. Echo. Yankee,
Mose1le;
CLEARED FROM BCFFALo FoR CBcAGo-Ju1e
| 10-Prop- Chicago; bark Naomi; brig Commerce;
| schr. 4. E Hart, Convoy, Plowboy.
BIG T TIAE.-The prop. Hunter OF the Chicago
and Godefich line left chicago June at 6 p. m,
| drawing twelve feet six inches aft, and twelve
feet forward. Arrived at the Manitous at q. N.
| the following morning; laid there four hours; Af
ter leaving fell in with the fast propeller S. D..
| Calwel1 run her out Of sight in Twelve hours.
which is tall running. as the Cleyelanders eay the
| Caldwell makes fifteen miles IN hour. Who takes
| the bloom9
| VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WELLAND Ca
! sAL-We are indebted TO Capt F. P. Dofr for the
following List ct vessels passing through the Vel
l
, 1862-06-13

at a 7o@5co for white winter extras. and $500
4.50 for spring extras.
The Wheat market suffered 8 decline OF 1<c per
bushel-the depreciation being more marked on
No Spring than on the other gradeg. About 1so,-
900 bushels Ecre cold at s16sl3dc for Amber Iowa;
Ga97oc for No Spring; and 721I3e for No 9
spring--thc market closing weak under the iudu-
cnce Of uufn9orable newB from New York.
The Corn market alao declined 5Sc per bushel,
owing to scarcity Of vessels. Canal and River
grain were difficult Of eale In consequence OF the
want Of storage aceomm odation, and the market
generally ruled heavy. About $50. .0Go bushels ofau
grades changed hands, at Sic for Old River White
afoat; 29kc for New River White and Old River
Mixed a1loat; 2GhO27c for New River Mixed
a1loat; 2s@2skc for Old Mixed in store; 25@ 15Kc
for NeH Mixed In store; 2l1& for Old Rejected :;
and 2oc FOR New Rejected closing quiet
There was an improved demand fur Oats and the
market advanced 1c per bushel-with sales at 25D
&C for No. in store. Rye declined 1c per bu=hel
| with Gales ut SIC. Barley was sold at 40Dsae,
according to sample. Hiehwines were steady and
| active at 2}c. Provisions remain 1nactiTc and
numinal-a few small lots Of country-packed neae
Pork having changed hands ut $8,75@s.oo, and
Lard at 7@7kc-the latter 1o- choice city steam
rendered,
fea--els we're scarce and frefghts hrm-"lth OIL!
Two engagements at 1oc for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-06-13

Tbs receipts OF Produce to-day embraced s,ssa
brls -four. 81 ,s7 bu wheat. 9ea 44o bu corn, 1858
bu cats, 5692 bu rye. 2.5i2 bu bazley~1n all equal
to 42s, ,049 bushels grain.
There was 3 fair attendance on Change, but
OWL to scarcity of freight room, aud high rates
Of feights, business WAS dull, and the u1azke. for
leading artfc1es ruled lower.
The demand for Flour was fair. but owing to
the difficulty Of procuring freight room in prope1-
le<s, buyers had to hold back. sud the market was
dull and 5elonef, Abent 2,6p0 brls changed hxada
, 1862-06-13

Flour dull Whisky, 19c- Provisions dull
Loco brs country mess pork at $'oGl1o2 2s-closlns
dull. City mese pork offered at tl05o; but gen
orally held at $11. CO. BANS 4A@f1Sc IN dt5 salt,
and 6A@56c smoked. Prime tiezce Land In falt
demand at TEc.
, 1862-06-13

Tnr EEw MCs1cAL SoC1ETT.-Applicants
FIR Submission to the new musical society are
As plenty as mosquitoes. Balatka Is fairly
bcsieged with singers.
, 1862-06-13

nfsIyauKee Grain marKet.-June IL.
Received, o., $50 bu wheat, 1854 br1s flour. The
sfnf;,is{ reports the market buoJant. About 1oo,-
i'm hushels were sold at Sic for No. a1d 161761{c
fo- No, Spring Wheat. Frcights, s@1oc for
.rbcst tn 13ufTD1O
, 1862-06-13
TIE CITY.


Tickets against the new consultation are
now ready at this Office, and for sale At ten
cents pcr hundred, or Fifty cents per thousand.
Bend in your orders from the country, II not
otherwise supplied.
, 1862-06-13
Toledo Grain NIarkct-June IL.

Received, 17,477 bu wheat, G,sso hu corn. The
Bloit reports wheat firm, with sales Of IL. y sed
at s1,03: D. and n. White Ut $1C6' and Canal
Red ut 500. Com, sc for New. Fre1shts, 3He
to EuffsIo.
, 1862-06-13

. ,Scaoo1, EXERCISES rhetorical exeV-
ciscs at the High School take place this after"
noon, continuing from two to half past three
O'Clock.
, 1862-06-13
5afcs.
100000 IN ONE OF

>%~ " " ~
BEHRING'S PATENT BAFHs,
at the crest fire tn Pea1l nn5 Fulton Bts7 Jan - 1l
new YORK, Jan =, 1851
Isas 9ENTs hnafS r. isree III aEESas PaTENr CHAM
TION SAFE you made for ne few years ago, ha2
been pat to test In the great fire. corner OF
fulton and Pearl streets, the 6th t1str which en-
tiTelY destroyed by building. together WITH many
othefn. The Ere commenced about s O'Clock SUNDAY
morning and the taie Was taken from the ruins sftea
N exposure Of than thirty houra Tour Safe cor
u6ble pzpets besides gold and 8ver. bank bills. con-
ron bond, &c, Amounting to over Two HUNDRED
THouaAxD DOLLARS. EverEthiug IN the Safe is IN per
<ect order, except the binding ut the bookB+ benk
stes:ned Your fRtent Champion 1afe gives us grca1
satsaenon. and has guarded sa1eiy thfoush the nst
syetT dollar Of sts contents. 1ra]Y {0nrA
ANorHKR III TIE sAXR TIRX-&1n0o0 eAvKp-
HxaKRAL OFFICE, Egw HAyKh SrKAasoeT g 3ss Ia.
NKW ToRk Jan y, 1sdA,
Aesss HxRRHa & Co. No. 81 @ bsoaaSa7 s1a5 n ~ -
We 1hd one Of your Patent CAao1p 2n5ea ~ -
rent eYteneiTe re corper Fulton and Fea1l sssse
On the Nt Inst The Sata WIS n ~ tiu i ~ - 70
Futon Bank Du1}dng and fe VIII sRs f911a " Az
TnTaa expospra and vas Red HOT: II co3t&qeo oa1
botB and papera Considerable suount y psaA no @
rities%aIi al Vhich Ee found IL good order, ano m
| scssnad. KespectfaA{H {HESRf 1Sasaf L. WRIGHT.
HERR1hee 3AA"NA SAFE. --
HERniEEs C6AMPi0N NBnRGLAKPE0J10f J1 E aT @fsEs e
lined Wtth HefrRE & Floyds EKT FAIRsT AIES TS. !,
TAIIZED RONthe oalT Het4 TalSn r. G+ta Gs9s tSst -
| drilled. HEaA.SH q w" ~ S'"'7 '~"'>
ta1-k1Hls.thp
, 1862-06-13

~ All who are in want OF or are dealers
in leather findings will take notice Of the sale
to take place at the store OF Blackburn q
Brothers, &c Lake street, this morning, at ten
O'Clock.
, 1862-06-13

FtnE.-A cottage belonging to John Ryan,
on Buena Vista street, near Cottage Grove
Avenue, WAS destroyed by fire at half past ten
o'clock this morning. Loss $500. No insu-
rance.
, 1862-06-13

at St. James Church. on the 18th Inst ~ the ReT
H. H. CIal kson u. d.. Mr. HENRY c. KASSEY anl
Mis-: LUCY 4. daughter Of s. q. BUTLER. ESD. at
Of this ctty.
, 1862-06-13

60 to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., and get you1
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
uoY12
, 1862-06-13

HOGs.-Receipts to-day. 7o7.-The market is
dull and dropping. The following arc tho sales
, 1862-06-13

Great closing ont sale Of Paper uanginge, at
F. E. Msby's, 50 Randolph street. 5c3:1m
, 1862-06-13

- Why do you deposit old Demand Treasury
Notes with your banker the same AZ currency
when you can eeu them to Boyd for large pre-
minmp ie9-6t
, 1862-06-13

ErE1swAr,s PIANOS At TIE LONDON E1-
u1Br11os,-The New York Times corrcspond-
ept says BY far the largest psrt of the sec-
ton is set apart for the display Of musical
instruments. Messrs. stcinway d Sons oc-
<uny the entire centre of the apartment,
exhibiting two grand and two square pianos,
They ere certainly amongst the finest
instruments in tie exlibi1ion-if not, o. is
more than suspected-thc finest. Tbs folly o,
sending pisnos from America to Europe nearly
excited the laughter of cisatlantic makers,
and until the cases were onened they ,yere
disposed to be very merry indeed. Since here
4hcv have parted v it'll q good deal of their hi.
1ayjtv-for the SteiuYav nfanos arr in fart 4be
1rusical-excitement OF the Exhibition. Both
IN onant;ty and ouslity of tone IN toucb r.
.<cp,,cnce Of Workmanship. aud.;n c1er.nrf
~ ,,,ncorsnce +1tcx are superior to anv n3ono,
7bo-e mt heard in other courts: and that Il
sewing a preat deal, for London, Paris, yienn,
and al the great centres Of this impor:an
, 1862-06-13

uoueEMErEn's ATTENTIoN.-The UnfFeTsB
Clothes Wringer,' Washer and 6tarcher. acknoIl-
edged as the best In use. Call and see it before
buying any other. These machines are all war
rantcd and after trial, II not liked the money will
be refunded Agents wanted In every town
C. Williams General Agent, III Randolph street,
P. D. Box $3.50. jul96t
, 1862-06-13

l. ANu1sAScE-Thc COWS hare not only bro
ken into the gardeus and grounds of our citi-
zens, but even the city ordinances and council
proceedings and are running riot. They are
almost as much Of q nuisance as the NeW
Constitution.
, 1862-06-13

w- Excellent Photographs Of the commits
aioued and nou-commissioned officers Of the
Irish Brigade, for sale st 104 Lake street.
Jan. 13-1t. SAMUEL ALscnELBR,
, 1862-06-13

NEW BooKs.-J. R. Walsh, corner Of Gus
tom House Place and Madison street, has re-
ceiyed t* RaEenshoe," the new novel by Hen
~ Kingsley, author Of "Goeffry Hann1yn. -
Also, the "Tragedy of Success dramatic
production by an unknown author. Both are
published BY Ticknor s. Fields, Boston.
, 1862-06-13

w Have you tried the ,Sno1e Cream Soda, with
tue fruit syrupe, at Dilingham's new drug store,
corner Of State and Van Buren, streetss
Tan,
, 1862-06-13

~ Grain sold "fn etore'' Is subject to % s5or-
ege, e6hieh Is paid By the 1uysr, ezc4nsics Of The
Is n7ode ii uAich the seller pays the storage ii is
on1ked = frss Of st0ra4e,'' Or q Q. 1.''
, 1862-06-13

GRAND BAsKEr Plcs1c.-Tho ladies Of the
six Congressional Churches Of the West Di-
vision hs1e united in giving grand basket
picnic to Aurora, on Friday, June 20th- The
train will leave the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad depot at eight g. H. I'm
usual efforts are being inaugurated to render
this ore Of the largest and most successful e1-
curtions of the Season.
, 1862-06-13

CNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COuEr-Dtfort Judge
D71nanond.-No. 439-Chanccrg. Henry R. Snot
WI =. Thomas spess ct \; report q master Of
al Is. William Hughee; sealed verdict; issue for
pIa,ntta. damage $59o;es- Defendant moves for
r1W trfal No. = Stickney ct al. " echr. War-
ren; admiralty o9 petittqn sd ssle ordered Of
~ - Ens1ht. diemissed By plaintiff, on motion
10. 4SsSJ F. Clark VS.; 1ohn Watts IT. , zane order
Su2EnioR Counr-Bsfore <1udgs Higgia<.77No.
ss3E-C Cha1les a Beckwith "a, JonAthaa G John
son ct al aeenmpeit submitted to CO 1T for trt1i
finding defendant guilty. and costs to Be paid y y
Clark Ct al; Masters report fled. and order
No. 577sJohn olipbaut ct 81. -; John Ellis;
Judgment as per stipulation fled, IN faros of
| plaintiff for 81 and costs. No. 0z-Fsanet1 ..
Lsw'cy vs. Londas Walker; assumpsit; defend;
| ant comes and pays an appeal, which IL a}1o ~ed
epen biz Ming bond in tae sun q 800 secu,ty
6a5-Ftanl1in q. Cutting r.. William Hops; as-
| enmpsit: nnw On trial.
| HtJoae Judge Goodrich -No7 LII. 1643, aud t58Q
! rQre detA2ltea aud judgment.
, 1862-06-13

DISTINGUISHED ARR1vALs.-Tah-ma-te
an Indian brave and chief Of j tribe Of the
Chippewas, accompanied by . squad Of ugly
faced, painted, bow aud arrowed, moccasined,
dirty, disagrceab]c, hcathen15h set of comrades
were in the city yesterday upon short visit
to their great Papa, Mayor Sherman. They
belong to the Secession Democracy, and, it is
iutimatcd, viii yote for the New Constitu-
ton.
, 1862-06-13

BooIn IN 4 NEW CuARACTER.-3fr Booth
appears this evening Tor his benefit as Sra
phael, the Sculptor in the French drama Of
The Marble Hea1t,'' said to be one Of lis
best pcraonations. We believe this is the
first time the character has been assumed by
star: It is often played by the second men
nfthe ttstoek." 1t is An evidence Of the uu-
doubled genius Of Mr. Booth, his selecting
the part with the belief that it is worthy Of
his best efforts.
, 1862-06-13

DE-. J. E. DorGLAs-Dr. J. h. Dons1as,
Assistant Secretary Of the e. s. Sanitary Com
mission, reached our city yesterday morning,
on his way East, having left the army at Cor
nth few days since Dr.. Douglas finds his
health SO seriously impaired as tc make 3
leave Of absence long enough to recruit his
strength absolutely necessary, We trust that
he nay soon recover, so as to be able to give
again to the sick and wounded in the army
the benefit of lis skill and labors, which have
been Of great scrsice, and are most highly val:
ucd BY those who know best how actlve, inde'
fatagable and judieious he has been while il
the employment OF the Commission. The
country owes large debt Of gratitude to the
Sanitary Commission, who have secured fol
the army the labors and care Of surgeons wht
are devoted to the cause, and bring to the dis
charge Of their duties the best medical talen
and experience.
, 1862-06-13

TIE KINGDOM STILL CoAEG.-The King
dom which las been coming SO long at Messrs.
Root d Cady'f music store, is still coming
and in such hurry that they have been
obliged to get out duplicate electrotypes to
keep pace with their orders. Probably no
ballad in latter days has had such run %
ssEingdom ss Coming 1t is Whistlcd, sung,
hummcd and instrurncnta1ized every where, il
fact it is one Of the institutions Of the dgy.
, 1862-06-13

The RoCRKE CAsE.-Jan1es Rourke, the
captain in the Irish Brigade, who subjected
officer Hunt to imprisonment in the Camp
Douglas guard-horse, the details Of which
were gi7en in our Issue Of yesterday, was
brought before the police magistrates yester-
day to answer, WAS convicted, fined twenty.
i've dollars, and sent to the Bridewel1 in de-
fanlt Of payment Shortly after his iuearcera
tioa in that institution, some Of his friends
paid his fine and he was released. suhse
quently he WIS re-arrested upon STATE
warrant for false Imprisonment, but WAS re
leased upon an order from the Mayor!l-,
stretch Of the municipal jurisdiction decided
funny, to say the least.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
1862. I H., IL Il l!sS.s62.


THE sUoaTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fros NEw.YonE TO raZ PgiScPAL WESTERN clrn
Eix.. trains oaily from hew'lok 20 fIisdefhA II
~'e New-Je.sey aoa Camden and mboy line.
ALL THRc JOB. rRAlHs 5oR TIE i,san VEST ,I By rEs
FOOT OF CoURlLAN DIST.
BY wsy of Philadelphia III. morning passengers leave New
York s ssGe noe Is cinsf routs' LVenhg psaseuisu
al D. m. oue hour later t1an oiner lines.
81 usy Of Allentown egsping pas.e1sers lesve ss n,
,bre. hon dian tEs Northern ines and oy both
arrive the iae as Sorte'n toes in Ctisys sot
81 Ioui. Cleveland Columbus. CisciunsIi and al naiS
noiuts Wes. with iewer chsngc, OF cefs.
sleep0E csr,, rithoa; ehsoye raa from rs,!.dspas
cniok , ardLS4ioon Csrs on al traiut
Fae the same d other routes.
B.gsss. cheoaed inro1sh., I1n,ieIs . re
The Penn,y,yans Central Company suas n EuiGta
Accom- N ddaiion Line witch aaorfs ccmfoaols Il
ei iars. .,r,,,t,,
By .bis route eisb e o description, can Be .ors,ts&
70 aud from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentoely IL
disos Illinois NscoDs1, Iowa or Missouri oy RAIL.
ROAD DIRECT. o. 10 any p0rs on The nayissos n'eo
the West b. steamers lFoD PNsDt'gH. =, A., .
The rse. of Frsvh TO srd from suy point In the Wetby
the Pennsylvania hail Dad are 81 az ties a. eue
chaIeed b. hsitroad Conp.nes hsei sns snd sd
sn., ,,n rey With Confidence OF it.,peedy transit
'"' LiNE S.OCh.
rsr-nes end Dealers 10 Live Sock viii hrd this n,t N
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