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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-26
GRAFTON BANK-The Annual

NKA FIT ON A n K-The Annual
" Meeting of the Stockholders of the Grafton Bank
for choice of Directors for the ensuing year, to fix
limit of the Directors; aud for the
ton of any other business that may legally before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms, on MON
DAY the 9Th dav of October at two O'clock p NJ
by order of the Directors,
w. II. SUTTON Cashier
Grafton, Sept 1862. deOpto6 SIG
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OUINSIGAMOND BANK.-The Stock

I .EtCESTER BANK.-The ntockhold
- ers of the Leicester Bank are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting for the choice Directors for the
year ensuing, and for the transaction of any other
business that may legally before them, will be
held at their Banking Rooms, MONDAY the 9Th day
Of October next, at o'clock p. n.
d. f. MERRIAM, Cashier.
leicester Sept. 10, 1862. dto6 SID
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MI USICAL CON VENTION
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
Worcester County Musical Institute
WILL BE HELD AT
MECHANICS HALL. WORCESTER,

Commencing MONDAY, Sept. 29th 1852, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and continuing five DAVIS and eyenings
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{ WY BANK.-Ihe Annual Meeting Of
- the STOCKHOLDERS of the City Bank of Worcester,
for the choice of Directors for the wear ensung 10
the limit o. the loan to Directors and for the
OF any other business that may legally come before
them, will be held at their Banking Rooms on
WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of October next, at eleven
O'Clock A NJ. NATH'L PAINE. Cashier
Worcester, Sept l6, 1852 dto6 sIg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-26

{ ikNTRAL BANK The Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the ensung fix the limit
OF the loan to Directors and tor the transaction Of
be held at their Banking Rooms; MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of October next, at 10 o'clock A. M
Per Order OF Directors
g. +. HARrSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. l6. 1862. dto6 Sit
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Canadian flour Was unchanged, while GALES embraced
500 600 bbls At quotations Southern -four was in
rather better request, while prices easier. The
sales embraced about 400 bbs within the range Of the
above quotations. Rye -four In fair demand at steady
prices with sales OF 800 bbs at figures Corn msal
was in moderate demand at unchanged prices with sales
OF 800 bbs. Wheat was inactive, while nothing was do
ing for export. The demand was for milling. Sales Of
Of r"a and IN s
and easier, while the demand moderate and chiefly
fer export with salcs Of rs 80 bushels at sc
ao0ac for Western mixed in store and delivered, and
nj SOC. for new Jersey and Southern yellow. Rye was
heavy while tho sales embraced 30 0G0 bushels State at
soc, Sc SIC. alloat and .oo Delivered y Farley was
p. g. Barley malt steady: sale Of i 900
bushels was made at tho railroad depot. a. o2t
Oats were heavy at 3Sc sec for Western and Canadian
and at 40c. n 4O1sc for State.
COPPER was quiet, though 1rmly held In the abeence
OF sales prices were nominal.
CoTrON-Ihe market exhibited less animation,
while holders manifested ndinnished confidence from
the fact that, far, no advces existed of any cotton
bound to this market beyond small lots seized by gov
ernment with some small parcels due from Liverpool
The mporatons from Liverpool are considered to be at
an md No now orders have gono for some weeks
tRMGHTs.To Liverpool 30 COO bushels Of corn we're
engaged at Cd, in bulk; 20C0 bbs. -four at Is 9d
Is l0Ad; by neutral vessel 200 boxes bacon at 20s.
o. 4d Is e, and so tons Canada cut stavcs at 25s
ard 200 boxes bacon at 25s 100 tiorces lard
gagged to Havre at &c To Glasgow 0C0 bushels wheat
atpt.
FKousIoSs-Iork-The marSet was eas&er. The sales
footed 700 500 bbls at sl3 SO s3 rs for mess,
$40 so $40 621 for new prime, and at ga for city
prime mcsa. Beef was quiet, and prices unlhang-
ed sales of l60 obs made at $12as st3 for PLAIN
mefs and at $l4 St4 25 for extra. Beef hams were
nrm at SIC SIT GALES OF 600 boxes were
made at exc. for good short ribbed Western.
exc for long boneoss and 7c for short ditto. Dressed
hogs were duh, q, SC. 64c for Western Lard in
good demand, and rather 6rmer sales embraced
600 packages at Nc. aSssc Butter and cheese
SUGARS steady, with saos OF about 900 100
hhds at full prices and 5f3 boxes at 74c and zoo do
good Havana white, at 3.c,
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
BEJIUWs
Ship Mary a Tyler, from China.
OAIr III.
nI1sccl1af,cous.

The steamship Arabia Capt shannon sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship Borussia, Capt Trautmsnn, sailed Of PM
.eria for Southampton and arlb Her regular sail
day was Saturday bat she could not be got ready in
time owing the extensive repairs necessary 10 be made in
consequence of the ues fhc her PAS
sal Q TO this rotL
Tie seanshp Bremen which has been repairing the
pro. dock Cor days taken out is,
ming She had hole her hy the ice her passage
10 New York md arrived here with compartments full of
water. She been fully repaired, and viii Gail satur
dsy ncAt Cor Southampton and Bremen.
sur NooNtIcHr, Hong Kong on cr passage down TO
river Friday, Dee ihe banks below the pemies
criS al sri as Cescys Mrtre Hote and az the
eft her caIeoncd over o fghtfui angao at IN
deed at fh0ut ht would altogether. She
ay there m Oi tha 23d when, BY the ali OF capsan
and watr she fusCd on and was taken to Hong kong
sur r. wufrra at Hon Ko from Hanctok to within
one huutrel nad ciehy mcs, had made tho plssage IN
after ihe encountered very c1yy weather,
hi, alat, portion OF the cargo being thrown
busr tile sel had sprung leak snd was aborng ylo
lcluy.
s.u RrvFvcr, from Liverpool for New York put into
Lis Il. WITH loss " sails.
Bpta WI g CtARK--iIolnes' Hole March 1.-The brig
trx lptsv orc on XII Tslan Shla arrived here
trterarce o her former master ard principal owner CAPT III
Dacar VINO resides Islands The shore people lett
over hoas during the souhory blow yesterday She
little water nd VIII proceed on her voyage lBy
letter Ewoud Walter Esq Secretary OF the Board ot Un.
dcrwrteis.
Commemorative schr lost on II NIB Island, in Gardners
pay 2ih nit the Meteor rs urginay stated (not the
Motnng s,ar) Ca, Edward Davis from New Bedford for
NV York.
cons reb ai--rhc American ,hirs G n IIazene, from
fo Boston, and Liverpool from London for New
York reported have hauled TO The Dok Yard wharf
Tor rcrairs
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Eastpor Fowler Willard, Boston Summit, swe.t Wsr
1eet Minerva Jefferson, Fall River Merrck, Hangone-
ry, and 0enn Raeon, NYork Cid brigs Ida Morrison.
Lagaayra; Kodiak ressrsSn Isnid1a schrs Shatp. I
Nahony Foster, DO; + 2 smith, Aldsrson, so@srsst;
Conner, Nightingale, Pymouih w Nelson, Smith, ProvL
dcnce; T Cooper ayor. Norwich; Hammond Higgins;
9 W Cummings, weldln; Compton. Yatesi Q Hawlsy,
Cid ships Tranquebar and Moro Castle, London.
Morens, via Carcpas; brigs Fanne Ross Cardenas Eu
gene A Reed Crane NLondon; sehr u Russell Mankin,
Model, Dow, Cardenas,
PROVIDENCE, March l0-Arr steamer Westchester
Jones NYork Sid, schrs Mail, Kelley Philadelphia John
porranee Rice do via NYork; Mary ii Miin, Gadding;
kedron owes and Roxanna Burley Austin, Nfork sloop
Oregon Rhodes, do.
IN the West Bay llth brig Charles Miller, Brewer, from
Cardenas, via Key West, for Boston.
SALEM March leEhrr bark Tidal Wave Godsrnth, Cape
Coast, Alrca schr William Gregory, Wallace SYork.
WAREHAM, March lO-sld schr Cohasset, Tobey, for
NYork. - 1T
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Fort OF New York, March l2, lsca.

CLEARED.
ceSs Via ks9 s
Bark Elizabeth Cam tBr), Lewis Lverpool-Et1nistoD
Bros
sars osec 's wake. Go Ne
Bark Pametris, tNor) olaresen, Queepsown-Funch,
Bark 81 Marys Pendleton, Phladepha--wash, Carver
Big Minnie Miller, White, Marseillss-Moore a Henry
krs ssTS 7T ffsSSn snSY DSE
aris x%s yohn.,on, Point PesreAJ Bishop Co ~
sr 5teona EfSfHfay
sehr Heaoh Watnasn. b sl,iT?re-yap Druni 4 sagtI
sssh. Carol, Ghip%an, rSlladePhsatw Mckee
ss l efe' s%s orc assss.r ssx ,ifSSF"a'''' HSScs
ss'r Gais,n, on We,%ors r Serw.rh.o Harvey '
ans %t1 Rs, SeItos sb Fort r1s
81, ss E wss wsss MaEss ss
cntiie passage oh INST a SO 25 IT is
ST sH @ s% ln o sn n e saw sas3a sssas
sh wfssie toTse % G Gyp9 g dars wi rh n,1s 1 to
Fob eswhie under 3cose eeed ,opsas had hlrri.
away fore and er,ssjseE srs losing fere aid hlen p
a and fSre err ,opsa staSss Il days y selo % an9hsr
18th lat 81 80 lon .s A. passed brig mainmast
cs eaS e nG se sha aas % o
board Sa i. 8 81 PP;'sa sese q small
2n6 as g c2 lon 8 is sshr wa.eroged ana
dnsd with Yanmast and bowsprit standing bu cou not
make out any 2Sh, had aerrlc gale from W. which
Bak Hsdd'ueton lBr, Of London, Brown, Hong Kong.
Dec :, Helena Ian 80 with teas TO Low Bros Jan
g. lat II 81 :, Ion 729 w spoke Br ship Little Edith, from
bar. NJ Il Trout (of I.ncolnvio) Ames sasua March
with &C. 10 Metcaf Duncan Has experienced heavy
nark Eagle, Baker, For. Pictens, Feb 20 via Key Wee
March ], in ballast, TO w Lewis 4 Co
Brig Nara, Morgan, Para Feb 10, with cotton DC, 10
Brig Crmea (of stocktcr) IIchborn sagua March l. with
sugar, to Walsh Carver Chase Sid ir Company with brig
schr Thomas Holconbe Bennett Lcata Dec H. passed Oh
baltnr Jan with birthstone, to Cresdy Mott Co. Dec
90 Andrew Holm, Of New York eyed 35 years died
boat Spitsfnl. bound =.
rnkermann tBr Cook Halifax, days with fsb, to
Hunter Wheelwright.
schr ID Fars', Jactson Pot Royal, SC, days
shr J Ponder Jr, Dorinan, Smyrna, Del, lays.
Srhr " Moore, Bennett, Philadelphia, days
Sci T 5 Godfrey, Russell Greenvch, NJ,2 days
s.hr Elaic Flccmc, BIidgeton, days
schr EMrless, Torsy, E1abc,hpor for Boston.
SIR "A Russell HODGES, Eilzabehport for Norwich.
Sckr uncas CoiI Eiizabethpoit for Norwich.
sehr w Bnrdon, Kelley, Norwak.
Steamer w Brune Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer Ospray, Keurcy, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Mary Tyler, from China
SAILED.
Tth-sbips Anglo Sayou, San Francisco New World, Liv
SIN Locke Aspinws John Bunyan, Maarras; Wallace,
nd Chas Hody, Shin island btrss Loveand tNorl, Fat
month w oswald, of and for Hamburg; Ward, Matau.
rnc Faimorh; Arabells kspinwali AcAdam, 8. Jago
Thos Owen, Cuba; schrs onwar Prus) Cork (br),
j .cmeL -,
fcr Hamburg; Columbia, Havana.
wind al sunset SW.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

10 take relation 20 the hsxbor de<ences he under
stood that ths special session g devoted to the
question
The PREsDEvY replied that the members had probably
forgotten the objet Of the call The matter was tneh
referred 10 Ne Executive Committee.
Previous 70 adjournment Captain Ericsson Was ereaseo
an honorary nember Of the Chamber.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Corrt Ca,cnds r-lrnss Day.

SurRFMH CoURr--t RCy rr,--iart l.-Nos s3c0, 1873,
1876, l765 1877 t9s1. sos LEO. i16s l 1915, 1908,
l2s, "a, 1853, 1855, 1890 Ists, l4S4, i4cS
SUPERIOR CouRr-Pnrt Nos. 1857, t,a, 1865 30lo,
1897, l4ll, l247i5 ls49, l43l, 1855 l457 1851 l4s
1465, ll67 Part 2Noa. 2922, 2ss, 1850, 1870 1910,
lics. Sod i4S2; l4s4 Ass, 1893, lao, I442, i4i4.
1893, ls47, ifsl, 1929 1859, l471 1879 1i7s, li77
Part 4Nos. 1920, sS4, l45o, 1882 lAal, 14se, lA5s
la60, 1862, l4o4, l46d, 1868, lsI0, l4li.
COMMON PLEAs-Part l.-Ncs. 7so 439, o4s, 9i6, e4s,
$40, $50, 05I, 952 497 3c4 o53, 9o4, a55 COS Part
2Nos. 5s15, 1866 1857, 1865 9oi, gee se1. 72a 4o5
56s, 4e5, 2od, s22, Gil, o4l1s
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Murried.

FDssiI--BrspIx.--On Wednesday, March l2, at
Trinity chapel by tho Rev. T. " iigbee, HcRA,E v. Id
FALL, ESQ., OF Virginia, TO Miss laz<E, only daughter Of
William Z. Burdick, Esl Of this city.
HAyDy-sTrns.-0n Thursday, March 9, at the Memo
rial church by the Rev. 7. A. Cook, JANIS HANDY TO
EABIA daughter Of Alexander Shyes, both Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Central Mzsso uri.

GSmtkoA MsoscWAAs
rHB REBEL REcRyIrs FOR PRiCE's ARMY CAPruRED.
HkADQuARrKRs o. TnE MISSOURI IsPARrAEu,
ST.. IOUis, Mo- March o. 1862 J
Major General Moe KlIAS, Washing ston--
An expedition sent out from Sodaia, ny Breader
General MeKoan Bates county, has Just returned
with forty prisoners Of war, recruits for Price army,
aud . quantity of ammunition, arms, &c.
II. W HALLECK, Major General.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY March III y 81
BRkADsrurrs-Flour-The market was heavy, with
fair business doing chiefly 10 the homo trade whilo
prees without quotabis change. The transactions
embraced about IL 900 bbls closing within the following
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
S HIP PIN g NE w s

ALMANAC FOR hkw yoRK--THIs DAY.
N sEs...........,.. Is MOON SETS morn 30
~ shrs. ............ Va HIGH wATkR. %
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

TIVE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
l. valiiPnblsii for the b neht and as warning to
who suffer debility, de-
r supplying the uf seifure BY who cured
himself aier being put TO expense through medical i'm
position and quackery, Sin lie be had of the
thor, Nahan. Mayfair Esq IL ford, Kings county Y,
by enclosing post paid addressed envelope.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
TIxE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCATiON.-
Members Of the above associa ion requested 10
at the Hore House Thursday evening, March l3, al
eight o'clock transact such business beori
the meeting MORGAN L. MOTT, President.
ii. d. FLLTER, Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
NlII.IpARY.

THE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1879 VIII {,
assemble full uni his (lhursday) ening Mar n
b. O'Clock precisely at he Mercer House and bring
with tic money Tor tickets sold for the soree at Tho
Npolo B-The drum corps Il the For.y-sevonth regi-
nent Brooklyn (E D. Grays hvc kindly volunteered 70
escort US IL the Mercef House 10 tho Apo!o
II. RAYMOND Br gldier General.
ABR'M DAILY, Colonel
j. VI. PHYry Adjutant.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
,,,O LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

yrou 6 e.IE-AN OLD EsTABJfsliED TEA AND COFs
4 Zee store; of the best In the Guy doing large radoi
,o,o eneine boiler and ns complete, with lease Of tho
,anses with or without STOCK No agents need apply.
Address 5. a., box 40 Herald once
NOR SALE OR 10 LET-THE LEASE, GOOD WILb
Furnilure, Ac of old established ladies' Boarding
in good location anh doing good business. Reason
for sng on Of vi hcah. For particulars address
Mrs H. b., spring street station.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

@sOO CAsH-s3Oo ON MORTGAGE, FOR ANY
~CUV time required. viii purchase INC bes, Frai, ana
Garden Farm In New Jersey, New Brunswck ~ aciea
plenty Of fruit OF all kinds a necessary buildings wen
fenced and stocked with six three horses also three
wagons all farming utensils; railroad satop. In
Is sacrifice, but mustbe cold. Apply ~ We" For'ynfN
street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
LOST AND FOUND.

LCOUND-AT WALLiCKs, ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
Il ing, 9Th inst ovid Oats), Stone Ring, with initials
engraved The may send fun description to X. c.,
JI.-oIJ nfip
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

7 OsT-BETWEEN TIE CORNER OF THIeTEENTH
II street and Second and $50 Broadway, ladya
Brooch in ,Ee sAspe Of large blue enameled medallion
bearing the Letter NJ small diamonds pendant from bow
shaped pin OF engraved gold The Iler win be literally
warded upon leaving The article with Tiffany Co., $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

restores health In q few by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
affection, and that dread disease consumption
ious maze known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of
To all who desire It, h, will send copy of the pre-
scrip ion used free Of charse with the directions for
pairing and using the sane, which hey Will lind cure
Tor Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis &c The only object
o the advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted and spread inform ltiOn which he conceivs to be
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer w try his remedy
will cost them nothing and prove blessing Par
Ties wishing the prescription will p'ease address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON
Williamsburg,
Kinnr County. ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

vroTtI.-FRANRFORr HOUSE, 10. l2 WILLIAM
Ill street, corner Frankfort street. one block ear OF tht
- an MI and respectable single Rooms ut 2Sr SIC
~ o. Ter night and from 81 to 81 30 per week. Open all
night.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Lee Colson CenIucgos Paragon Hatch Matanzas; Jno
c5ISS coSS fh.ha Il Price. Kelley. TrSehfsr Tee fee
sPS Sa.' H s@ -
Payne Pa Sas% anal WIZ via Roe Deals I na; mfr cs
anet Abby Brown; barks Ionic, Argeani briss Bosom
BALTINoRE, March io-Ar schrs G II Moler, Allen, Ma
anr; fcn abn s%ss Enns' 3s JSn wTsomP
a'skinsi oarust 80; 1Sn nfe ScmPon Kessnsion y Y
a f5a S%Sne Nfg Kerr
a. @ H9 Ns @ yos % dprs h % Va Sa s b
BIN ship AegEsG SpGGl Haskell Ons Ella ua,,on
Rockiand Helen Mar, Niccrson and Courier, higgins D,s
9n Lsa & asPeI s h%ea a @ Windes sa eagns anr
Ecscsc d rse9G ~ Boston ys Pea S Sp Nay sr Il o
PEVERIY Mart Carr tchr Ryfer, whcding Nyork.
BRIsTQL March llrr schr rdnnsyieania, Ladd, sYork
''s 'hsrfTIsasRTIiroRr March liola shrs Dart Johnson
' 'TbaHsRT6WN, ' March s-Ar scir Cameo, Rendition,
Mslsa ss Ea,sss sp cl'ss for Ti@o Ss
William Grcscry, Wallace salem; Cameo Pendeion Boe-
FmfGu1ANp LIGHT, MTeh il-.signa1ed. ship Wizard
King oe NYork Passing oh oi'p Garnet. sonsei-out'
M0 aEs HOLE, March ii-Brie wo Clark beat over
pAs n% c $ s E's sF s ase & s asa rA''
Naoh Ar. Iars 'arS isT s9 . -sIf ~ aefgaa; RED
f1eo ,s,s PsssSisr Psai. eiiess ,,s,,. 'eIe
Ainiore no0aes philadelphia & Filler Holmes Fort
NiSW BEDFORD Ma'oh liar Sc RI Era s,dri-k BAL.
tiriora mclue H1isht, Bgcbe NYJJk ,ld schr Horace
/ stsr'-f, Gibis Fort rlckens.
! AEwPDRr, Maich l0-Atr schts II II Atwood Atwood
& o S n Tsa Ty ns y wrs Of Issa 1so p on s c
| timorc; Ma,dngas Blake, Portland for do,
| 1lth No arrivals. Sid, wind WNW. schr " Awood
soop AGENT Daniels, from Providence for Eza5ethrort
The schr Vincent Barkcrw, which sailed 7h, Is bound to
| Baltimore mot NYoIk), Bardck master.
| SEW LONDON, March llxArr steamer Daniel Webster,
Wood Portland for Annapolis Via NYork schr Thames,
Gcer Elzabcthport for Norwich SID shrs Aida Holt,
Pcrryle, Md; Jane Grain, NYork; Gen Taylor, Pereue
| trrun Bo toni, Anna polls
| PIifApELPilTA March liArr ship Adelaide Bell, Ro.
berson NYork brig Amanda Jane uorr Cardenas via do;
schrs uagsn, Combs, Natanzas tennessee Wooster,
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

r OsT-ON TUESDAY, llTH BETWEEN 8 AND 4
- o'clock, gold Iocket, with "f' one side, be-
sixteenth aud ThirtysNth streets In Firth avenue
The der. returning to IS West Sixteenth street will
be well1cw ardcd.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
HOTELS.

ALBION HOTEL AND 10 iRpING HOUSE 53s ~ iiUD ~ =.
n Son street Gunner rs.-I,onf1s from VI Dt Sd
- nc Ro ana Rooms ffori - tn sd single persons, ene
fa, a. 40 All married Parties cning housekeeping aho
,bnsc a change will md this ie.i able place;
'''7o "'"'e e T. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
REWARDS.

OF n REWARD.--A BAY HOHsE, INrERMIXED WITH
.DlU white hairs. about 10 old, 10 han high
white 1r in the forehead and white ring above the hoof
the hind legs and long tail was takn out OF the sta
bic 1856 Chry ac street. Any VINO bn the Horse vii
get reward without any further trouble at No
ueiancey
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CONNECTING TRAINS.


NEkTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.-
" FROM fot - Cou tlBdi.t -t injecting at H,mp'on
Jcacoa with Dtaws- Lsck-vsnn, snd wes,.rr Railfo, a.
sBd Essfon with L'bizh Valley railroad and ts conbee
lions. forming direct line to Pittsburgh 0d,te West -,iou;
srNISG AaKANGEnE yT--comnsneia. March ., is1
81 s.ve kr~.l orb 80 fol- Jws:
HARHnsuHs frPsEs-M s . m. Tor Easton. ReAdnL
Poit,yile Hsuisbnr;. N.uch Chunk. Whism'r -, &C.
h.tL TzAis-At q IA. for Faston, Wafer Csp, scrsn'
tor ofes, Bend. lr,tsion, Nukrsbu, kc
~ TaHOIGB Tkas-for EssOo. H.nch Chunk, WI
hsns,sr', R-sdinr Pousyie. HsusprT &c.
tr.s TaRouGH Easson, Bethlehem Aleatown,
end nsgch thgnL
si0P. ~ War TRus-for Somrrsl--
ar WssrERs tarEkss-tor E4stoD. Allrrtovn. Reed
nr H.r.bus fbsh and tho Wet sse pins cars r. IA
Jer.ey Git, 'hfeush o ripsbu,sh.
E1YkEss THss ron H.anIsHrtG-1hr g q IN Erpr.ss
IT, sn from fos strives Hssburs.i p M connect
hx Fat and esi P-npsyvsis eur.i Rr ad nofths ~
GENITAL klfosd kor.h and South and with tie Cuinbet
ard I.l.y Rsils'sd.
Tns TgKoros EIPKp, TR,IS yoH rHs Wr,r ieave'
sc~yors ct r. daily Sunday. exc ped making cio'e
connection At Har,br Penny vsna Haul oad-wi 40
ehsns~ pfcas "a bursn snd but one e. tieinnst AMI
,Licsso. iour hoas tn, 10 saved ny istiny th. ,in
EiiIsAE AsD NNS YORK fsREr-Lesye New
loIs Pier No. Norih ki'rG, ~ $50 and ii JIO,
$50 ADD $50 .. M.
1he h atop At Bergen Pcin ard Mariners III, bo- esey
TIP essh way JOHN u. >ifNNS ulrrin'cud.uI
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yjTD,ON RIVER INSTITUTE, Clayerack,

Columbia Comfy n. Next term opens April H.
SPECIAL. ADV ANTAG ES-Mi;ary DIn under an t1pe
.nc,d officer; Classical Instruction uy ale Graduate two
Professor, n Pisno Music Madam SItPHa Of "ew-
Yok insruots in Nocaiz,ous native Teacher In rTe'n
fourteen Professors AID Instructors BoNi Nsshi F''I
and Tuition bishrr English LATIN and Greek y per term
Of four,s.p wres, Rev. A. FLAX. A. H. Principal
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,NsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILRoAo.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With i. cCHnrcti3ua. fyIms
-uT SHORTEST AID QUICKEST ROUTE
Ppos NSwlORx ~ rHs PKisCirAL "ssrERs ,lriEs.
GIT rsins rna caiy iion SewY9t 70 rhhadeiphi' VIA
ALI ,orn fis s s"f Foh ~. THS wrsT BY rnIs
LUUi IN LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
gOOT DF COUkrLANDr-Sf
BY Wy Of Philadelphia TIE nomiug p'enfe', .avo Nov
TorL 4 tine a. oh-r rouss EyeGins passengers
st d p m one hour later tisn other line'
~ wey & Aiontown eyeoins pi,eng-i' iesve Al m
rni,e a. the slus tire Northern iae' in Cics, sd 81
pon.. h. tie sonh West trrshse Indianapolis, LouiviNs
81. iou. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati aid ell main
pllts West with ever chsn.es Of cats. $3.50.
~,p,n, C., without ch'ge run from Philidelphis 10
PtbIrs6 155 us- aud Nsw oIs % Pisblrgn, 40 uea
sHot .ng aud shoon Gers on al 'ssiul'
Fare a.. other routes
Bag. CHECKED through. Toii .fers free.
SECURE Ttokct. % autil us-i. BY f,',s,drsh
WESTERN EMlORATIO!.
Tho feuu"l'snA Central ,omp.uy taa' an EHI'sh,
Accommlds,in Liue !cb Affords comfortable mode 4
per'iss moving Westward at one hal 'hs u'sA ,s
VI lsre ,op,cur,
Dy his ror's regh 81 oil descriptions csn D" forwarded
and the RAILROAD. al Cho hertucsy lu-
di,u., Hiuos Wisconsin, lows or Missouri b. Rail,
lGs We. by sieamo,s from FiitsbUsh.
Of freight ana fioD spy point Ia the ct by
'b- PcansJ srosd st al tne a. a'oah ~ ara
charged b, other .apsd Companies Ne,c sns aud snp'
p,1. intng .o.por,sop Of their FREIGHT % ts Com
Isny c.n rely With confidence on he ,prodJ transit
LIVE SfOth.
Farmers snd Dealer 80 Live stocs ~i hrd This most I'd
vsntsgsou, route. Caps loo, Hfd VII tered sld sig.
Piled sh every convenience have bee opened on this ine
F,on Harrisburg where VII be found every oouyru'e q
feeding srd i..iitg rpoer gtrel Of TIE ffil ABEL
pI!IA, hEw.YOGk ssd bALr,&ORE MARhEfs
J. J.. ELLIOTT. 49,. niger AGENT, ho Asos'hon'''
LEfCH CO., tnsht Agents, ~
no. Actor Eoa.e aud 80 South W,lanisS
MCDONALD BI'cHoff' k@,.s"s' s A;sn'
rNOCu Lewis General sup't Altoona n.
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"IrDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA
Y L NY end TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave: . a.,
From Chauberrst FROM Jo'hs.
Express al and ): - lli,S a. M, sa "''' Nn'
y, ard >. ~. 3:.' p m. d,
Troy nd Albany with slscp 1879 pm tSundAS inc'0eo
log car. iS O. ,o,. ,e.r
Poughk-epsie train, at 10 %" n ana AN@' alu ~"
and IL N ana t:JOp III I'm
Peekskiu xsia, 400 IA. ~ ~
Sing Sing .f.n, s:is O. d. O:io t. M aH' '''' 2 III
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent