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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DOVDARDNENT OF VICESBTRG.
REPORTED ESCAPE OF PEMsERTON.
HE LOSES ALL HIS ARTILLERY.

PHILAnEIFHLA, May 27.-A special dispatch
to the B'dietiR dated Cincinnati, May 81, says,
The latest adyiccs received hero through
Union sources from VIcksburg arc to Friday
last, May 22d. At that time a vigorous bonn
bardment of the town by land and water was
going on.
special despatch from Murfroosboro' says
rebel prisoners reports that, on Friday last, a
courier dashed up with dispatches from Col.
Breckenridge to Gen. Wheeler at McMinnville
acknowledging that vlckSburg had fallen, but
that Pomborton escaped with almost all his
army, but had lost his artillery.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
Another Yankee Interference.

The Beaufort Is. c. Free South reports an
other Yankee outrage. A certain Capt. Green
leaf has been clearing out the wells in Beau
fort, from which the Barnwells, Rhetts, Pick
cnses, MOultOns, and others used to draw, or
have drawn, the water they mixed with their
punches, cocktails and julUps. The Free South
says:
Some Of our residents were slightly aston
ished at perceiving that they had been imbibing
a decoctton ol old hats, pups, wCll-worn boots,
cats, crockery, tin pans, vegetables, second
hand clothing, etc, etc"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

RAIEE5' HOTEL, in Richmond, must be a com
Portable institution, Judging from the tempta-
lions thrown out in the form Of an advertise
ment in the Richmond papers, as follows:
AT RAMEs' HOTEL, Locust Alley, a Free Lunch
IL served every day between II and o lock Here
10 the place to get good Julep with strawberries
Boating on top, and the finest eating IN the South
cTn COnfedefAcY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

Affairs In Central America grow no better
very fast" war is in progress between
Guatemala and San Salvador, In which the
belligerent parties seem to strive to sec who
can ravage and steal most. Thus far IL would
appear TO be " nip and tuckj" but the former
had executed a flank movement" by at
tempting To assassinate the President of the
latter.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

FREE FIGnT.-An Irlshman and citizen
OF African descent got into scufnc at the corner
of Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
the quarrel soon became serious. The Irishman
chased his antagonist with "a pickaxc around the
hacks standing mere, and the hackmcn, surprising
II to he " lre' hgh'r kicked up general row, and
some pretty rough handling was done. Finally
one Of the mounted guard ended the emeute by
striking the ringeader of the Jehus over the head
with his sabre,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
stock Market To-day.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

Secretary Seward is on a visit to Auburn, N.
=, and it is expected that he will make speech
at Utica, while the State Convention is in ses-
sion, to-day or tomorrow.
+. ". Seward, Esq., Assistant Secretary Of
State, will perform the full duties of Secretary
during the absence of the premier.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

The HOSPITAL LSERvICE.-Gov. Andrew, hav-
ing suggested to the proper authorities at Wash
Ington the policy OF establishing in Massachu-
sets hospital forinyalid soldiers, was informed
by the War Department that there were several
thousand beds still unused in the Washington
hospitals, and 1t was deemed unadvlsaUle to
furnish additional accommodation DO far from
the armY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

JEFF. DAvIb6 CLEANS PROM THE NORTH
WEsT'-ln speech made at Jackson, Miss,
in the autumn OF 1869, Jcf. Davis said:
" VickSburg and Port Hudson are points
that must Du defended; every effort must be
strained for this purpose. This done, the
North-We6t Will grow rvstlesb and cease to
support war ruinous to them, and only bene-
tctal TO New England contractors. From the
North, West l look for the first CLEANS Of
peace he news from Nicksburg will hardly
encourage JEFF. as TO the timely coming of those
CLEANS he hoped for.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

RAnRoADs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TkAINs-The advertise ments on our fourth page
re inserted by authority of the railroad companies
seveTally named, are officially corrected when
,h,nges are made, hence can be relied upon cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
Another Foray by Colonel knnntrlok.

Colonel Fitzpatrick recently made foray
into Matthew's and Gloucester counties, Va,
in which he was entirely successful,
Five mills were destroyed on the return from
Gloucester Court House to Gloucester Point,
They were filled with grain.
The wife of Brgadier General TaliaCerro.
formerly in the United States army, and now
in the rebel service at Savannah, asked, in the
most maize way, whether we we're making war
on women and children, because our cavalry
took horses which she claimed
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

DUEL.-The New York Nc~s, Of yesterday
morning, stated that duel was to come off in
the course Of the day between a Captain in the
L. q. Marine corps and an ex-Adjulant Of the
Maine artillery, now attached to Gen. Ledlie's
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

REBEL PROPERTY SEIZED AT DETRoIT.-Two
valuable estates in the city of Detroit, Mich,
the property of rebels, have been seized under
the ConhScation act. One is that of Major
Thomas Rowland, who has been dead for some
years, the estate belonging 10 his grand chill
dren, living in Virginia. The other estate is
that Of Elisha BreyoOrt, now said TO be in
Texas
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, CoLoRED MEE.-WAR MEETING,
vince the world that they deserve freedom, viii be
held TONIGHT, tg1th, In the BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Nineteenth and streets, Rally, free.
men, for the Flrst Regiment ID. C. (coIoredl Volun.
teers ny order Of ID, TURNER,
my 07.it WIN. G. RAYMOND
No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OR TRAt.
ToRs.-NoTICE-Ta am authorized by the Secretary
Of War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY for
spccid ScrUicc
Each company will be organized "A prescribed I'm
General Orders No. I26, series Of 1852
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding subject to the approval Of
the secretary Of War. --rr
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
Of this Battalion none but sober, honest, and In.
telligcnt men will be enlisted.
The best, neetcst, and most serviceabls Horses
only will be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new ceIe-
brated Repeating Rife, dlScharging fifteen shots
per minute. H.. =.
For further particulars, apply at No. 2f7 Penn.
sylVAnia avenue. L. c. BAKER,
may Sim Colonel Commanding Battalion.
The NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
Speeches, National Songs, &c. The reading.rooms
open every evening. apr 4-tw
Alfred Thomas, Esq, is duly authorized and
accredited a. an Agent to solicit and receive sub
scriptiOns and contributions In support Of the Ma
tonal Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President.
THEo. ,. STOKES, sec'y.
To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in a few weeks, by A very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, is anxious to make known
to his follow-sufferers the means Of cure,
To all who desire II, he will send a oopy Of the
prescription used free Of charge,) with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will ind SURE CURE for CoNsuMPrIou
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription is TO bene-
ht the afflicted, and spread Information which he
eonceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings county, New York.
myIs-3m
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
FROM MON
SILENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 27.-The steamer
Georgia arrived at Fortress Monroe this morn
ing, from City Point. She brought no prison
ers, papers or news. Some Of the passengers
saw the Richmond Examiner ofyesterday, which
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

Rich sHAD.-We always knew that Conncc-
tIcut river shad were remarkably rich fish. A
Hartford paper says that a cook found inside
OF one, the other day, a fnger-ring and s.. so
gold piece.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

FOR DREwRT's BLUFP.-The steamer schnlt7
commenced running from Richmond To Drew.
ry's Bluff last Monday, and Is making two trips
daily. She leaves the dock gates, foot of
TVenty-hfth street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

lee VRoISA ELECTION (rebe) take9 place
tomorrow. Refugees are allowed to vote at
any city or county where they may happen to
be, and soldiers at their camps.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

SEVENTEENTH or FJUNE.-Postma5ter General
Blair and Postmaster Wakeman, Of New York
are to deliver addresses in New Hampshire on
the anniversary Of the battle of Bunker Hill.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Sold by J. c. Mcclure,
ESQ.,, brick house on'Twelfth street, near F, con.
tanning basement and two stories, for sI,625 to
Cory Gwynne. Also, brick house on street,
near Twelfth, having three stories; to John Riley,
for sbOiO
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

To ADvERTIsERs.-We call the attention of
business men to the classification OF our advertise
ments We intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the beneht Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
Death Of a Telegraph Operator.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Marion boy, for
many years an operators of the American Tel
egraph Company, died this morning, after a
severe and painful illness.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

REBEL RAvAGEs IN KANsAs.-Thc OIuLc
(Kansas) Mirror says that during the past year
every town in the county has been sacked, and
one burnodi that sixty of It's citizens have been
killed by the rebel bandits; that SlOO, 900 worth
of property has been destroyed or carried away.
and that reign Of terror has prevailed in nearly
all parts of the county during that period.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

Before you commit suicide, take an cmrllc
What you take for drapalr may he only a ruu
pie Of pigs feet. Try ii on.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day'S REPUBLICAN for
lntcFcsting news matter and miscellaneous para
graphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
NOTICE.

IHIs PAPLR Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

Why Is man never hungry on the border of
a Iakei Because there Is banquet at his feet,
"a bank, wet, at his feet.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

LUMBER per Thousand ltet'''''''''''' IOONq3ONO
Business hatj markets falling. Flour market
very dull.
were in to-day sold at s2i per hundred; Herrinps
SA6O to 50 per thousand 1000 Herrings from
Little Falls.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
aug 9

QUACKERY.-l earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C, Agalnst en-.
dangering their health by patronizlnE any OF the
methods used By the advertiser, and BY hundr, dis
OF others, and In no other way. Read letter which
VIII send you, II you viii send me postpaid en-
velope bearing your address. Direct 10
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
hp b-d6Wbm Lock Box BOstOn Mas
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

FoR the DEFENCE or BOoToN HARBoR.-A
battery Of eight guns Is in course Of construc-
tion at the CharlestOwn navy yard. 1t 10 in
tended 10 mount Dix guns of lO-inch and per-
haps larger Calibre, the other two being of less
size. This battery forms part Of the scheme
Of harbor defence recently determined upon.
This will prove formidable to an enemy at
tempting To enter the hurbor
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDs.-About six hun
dred oontrabandS arrived here this afternoon,
from Aqua Creek, consisting Of men, women and
children. They were turned over to the Provost
Marsha
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

Tue number of unlicensed dogs in St. Paul,
Minnesota, Is s97, 7,34lI.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
NEW BOOKS.

N EW MILITARY BOOKS.
GIBBONS ARTILLERISTrS MANUAL, new and
greatly enlarged edition. So
HEAVY ARTILLERY TACTICS, for 1868. 81.
new and enlarged edition. Price al.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StationeF,
my 25-lw fChTonI 99l pa, av
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
EBEL EHooD.
HELENA NOT CAPTURED.
MOVEMENTS OF PRICE.

CINCINNATI, May 27.-Tho report, through
rebel sources, of the capture of Helena, Ark,
by Price, is false.
The Gazette publishes letter from that place
dated 2Oth instant, stating that Price was
threatening an assault, but merely to covon
contemplated move on some other point.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

~ Ice CREAM AND WATER ICES, Wholesale
and retail Hotels, bOarding-houses, retail storeS
parties iAtFs, excursions, and suffers furnished AZ
the lowest prices. Families supplied with the 6est
cream and confectionery and delivered 10 AnV mart
OF the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Com
iectionery, Sixth street between @ and H.
my 2S-lm JAS. SHAFFIELD
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

N L w B o 0 IS.
OPEN AIR
GOOD THOUGHTS
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, In all
Ages and In all Churches, and Pagan, De
mOnstratlng Universal Faith.
AGNES, by Adams.
TWO PICTURES, by Mcintosh.
PARIS IN AMERICA, by LaboulRye.
THE RACES OF THE OLD WORLD, by Brace.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR
Bookseller and Stationer 33i Penn. Ave.
my 25-lw [ChrOnicel
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
LUMBER YARD
- FOR SALE.


The remaining stock of COYLE BROTHERS.
LUMBER YARD, between Thirteen-Ald-a.hAITa and
Fourteenth streets, on the Canal,
IS OFFERED FOR SALE ENTIRE
Centrally located, with business we'll established
and capable, by properly directed energy, OF being
largely increased. To party desiring such bust.
Yestment is rarely offered.
In connection with the YaFdi isa
bEAhDsLEE PATENT PLANNING MACHINE
AND hatcher
oFkeu Dy Mr., SAMUEL L. PARTRIDGE, recently
our foreman In that department, and producing
WORK OF unsurpassed excellence.
Application can be made on the premises, to
LEONlDAS COYLE,
Surviving partner OF
my y2b-d6tI' COYLE BROTHERS,
TT $. ASSESSORS OFFICE,
REMOVED TO
Ali EIGHTH STREET VEST,
Between Penn. Avenue aud ID It. north,
p. NJ. PEARSON,
U, 5. AHseSHoE for District of Columbia.
my I-ImBtaw (stAT h Chron.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27

BROKE OUT PROM JAL.-Wm. Sorrill, Jas.
Reagan, Jno. Ford, Samuel johnson and Thomas
Parker, alias Borker, broke out Of jail last night
They managed to make their escape by breaking
through the floor and going through the nue OF the
furnace into the passage. They had been convicted
Of highway robbery, but were not yet sentenced.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-27
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
TOR CITY JOLLECTOR.
A. c. RICHARDS.
FOR CITY REGISTER.
49, TAh II TT uvn

TOR CITY SURVEYOR.
L. SCHAUM MBERG Err.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.
Sfean,hiDs
Passcr gers Sailed

In G,am,Aip BIO BIO. for HdraRa and New'oHedn,-
John O A. Griffin A. NJ. Collins. Wm 4. Peetson' d,id1'
Dsqser T. J. V4neavsck T. Rousseau T. fs'{, ,, w, ~
A Whit nan Daniel Baker Misc Jane Harvey MfF JYh1Vn
r. farwood VIM Luce }. NJ Broker, wife and child J'Hn
BDnpP. Edward fe1ne1 Ma Capt. Bro~n i Enot,nd
AZ Ponfed AID lady p Pend ton, G. H. Carl e. Geo r.
H. Y.uug Jas. DonnsBy, P j. Fannisan, 1ho' iai Jonn
Duffy A. Wolf. john frospsr. Amei. DSensossAs oanlueI
] Jsnuant, Caroline Well. Madame Weiss. For Havana
nner C. C. Adams, Cecilia Chane. Miss VS.
cher Mss-r Fischer Jane Hegan
friend b. X Stevens r A. Youugs, d. Pell G. W w COT
lev Miss Ball Nj, Giroy 8. Shuz. A H. Ball, NJ D. Mi
ynel j. Cnerrer H. r. Kngaud. G. r. Foster. Mrs Arg1im-
bue children and servanti T.. o. Vidsud, M Davis, H.
Jaubsr, h. A. Bsnea, J. Lsndhon' J. H. Smith ana ,say
r. Rnie Dr. NJ y. Liuquiers, W. u. Irowbrdge, Miss j.
Even = Holmes ,. j. Banci' Miss l.. Fell w PEI ana
adv r. Echeveus, s. Ceryels e. Camara, j. T. Layaa A.
r. Goprr, j. Del oral A. Pilot l.. Hernandez y. o. Mo
reno J. AIimunds ii. w. Hls and lady, A.. Bohn lady
children and servant w. d. O'BIisn. W. A. huteI Ns "
T. Osborn child and serven p L. Labor and servant
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sIggPPIWG INTELLIGENCE.
OFT OF sEw-YoRK......-F 4
ClcurcI.

Cleared.
Stsrnships-Fsgls Adam Hrsns, Spoford Tilenon
Co. Bio Bio Drew Havana Ludl & Henuikeni ParAer''
bury IA JffnGn Port md. III. Is. Cromwell q Co.
sAlp.-AlLon (BEl. Locke. Liverpool Tapscott. Bros
Co Colombo dtsll. Vsssal Dublin, Homboe Il Balchen
Aurora Barker Liverpool Hswgud Froshiughsui Glad
Tidngs Nelson, Ola low w A. NeSoni Hemi'ghsjs'
Ta,lor Lyerpoo Emerald Isle Corniih, Liverpool Jas l.
TsPscott. 49, ~, IL.
BMk.-Caiharlne Maud (Brl Anderson, Gihra,ar Andrew
Bradshaw; Parhan (Dsn) Hansen Lisbon Fnnch Meinets
Wondt; Lamplis h.cr Morris Gibraltar, Merrill Abn't
Return tIirL Ksl srn, Famouh. Boyd Hncken; frn'
derre (NorwD Ebeh.rdt Cork. HoiIboe Bslchen Col
den Eagle DBL Mcdonald Liverpool
ph.s-Muuie Settler (Br), Copsaushton. Natsiu'ras,
j. Settler, Ocean Wave Wnslow. CsrdenAs. Jatnrs T.
Ward Co Brill Or CTOwe!l. Havana BOYD hncaeh
KnrnAs. Ks'am Newt Orleans, ~ H. brigham Fannie Lo'
ren.s-n. Malass, Wa. lngslls
Schoouef.-lfannsh, Loud Jscme. Eiv. Beck j. NJ sy-
lor RichGdioa snow lin A. c. Hayens yumstown, l'ton
f,te Wash .ton. l.. d. HuTibut Co Hop1il Ann smith
Philadelphia Ann, Jacobs Denison. New Haven l. b.
Gsgsr; EuterPrise Wheston. Chuco;eSae, e. havens
l.. a. Dantnhsuer, PhI sdelphil, Jas iisndi John n
ton Kecham Philadelphia, Bsser Day toni beTsh Onen
Cnen PLisde phla baker Daytoni Nancy j. bTH ton.
MHIkin, ProviAe5cs. l.. Kenny III. Hobad, Hobihson
Warrington. Van Brunt Slasht +. BIDDER Hai&,ep hsJ
West. u. c. Murray.
Soop-Biacss.one. Allen. Providence. H. Kenny Hanger
Pointer, Nichols. Providence, l. Kenny.
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LAW 2NTELLlGENCE.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT-FHn s-JUdse
S.IpNAS presiding
DECISIONS rs ADMIRALTY
Ru"ell sgsl. az TIC B'Ts faw~d hcI Ia9 Hs' 20.

Russell S,ufr. a.t. The Bsrk Edward, her rac4le, ks
On the Atm OF November 1861, tho bark Edward
wa living a. anchor Of the Highlands below Sandy hook
bOuld nt0 The port OF NtNYO1k IL coming ino the neigh
borh4od q the Highland the wirf blowing esh 70 me ea
ward she crossed oa touched bottom fnd Gained 0"
hor rdder brcAkila OF pu ont The hanging aachoI
stefnnos She rad 81 steering, ana II does
appear that those board could rspR or supply TIC os
ILe wind Lad shifted 10 the westward, ard was blowing OIL
She cbor In three or four ialhoms OF wae III
tb helpless condition but In inuinent danger. She had
fsnt snaboat with the mate 20 Slnoy Hook for aid which
was a. by the libeiaDps tug the Acliuea
While the .nai q disess wa hyug she was sighted ny
the Achilles looking ior tow She bore ds"n ior tne
then agreed 10 pay $1,000 to be taken 10 New-foS Ihe
bark was a.tcrws d sold for $4,000
Uude these circunstencss with anohsr tug In sight OF her
Gag Of distress reay the job tie cspain o! the Edward
With h end Sandy Hook pilot on beard deliberately
entered into tn contract upon which ibis libel !. founded
adl by the Of which tho tug was TO receive
90 service rendered In towing the bak 10 Ne"
York
The sum paid wss greatly IN Of the servcs rendered.
AMI the Cont hollis that tho uent must Dc degMded
aad awards ( ON1, with coat, Tor the service.
waiter T. Klos as, o. the schoone< H. Hemsen
eg TIE steiner Rcd Jacket
SHiPNAY, J.-lhs hbel 10 brought to recover
damAge for collision which occurred "a the Kills on the ~
Of June 1860; which resulted in the sinking OF the schooner
they alege through the csscssnes o tose In otags OF
the steamer Tie presents obstinate conflict OF cyl
dence To the wei the hbean;s' evidence must be
added the character and direction Of the wound Inflicted on
the hull Of the schooner by tho stem OF the steamer inns
wound II stands clearly the proofs could not nave been
produced by collision the angles described ~ the claim
ents winees while is sApe aud direction tend directly TO
confirm the wue"esl or the .bsants sDd. thnk snow
reasonable uty that tho tea eF was al iaut IN not
giving he schooner sufficient room under ths ccuGtances
10 pass safe y 20 the soutnwhd of her 80
Lei ecree be entered Tot tho hbelInS with an order OF
reference.
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1862. THE 1853.

~ PESysYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VI its eounle,,e. lei - t'rl, 81 po1rrr
TIE SHO6tEsf AND olICA, ~ ,., ROI l.
FKou NEw-l oRy 10 rns PniSeT'L "N s 1 Siriaa
esvS, rams run daily from Nov 1orA 10 4hsoe!p ia vie
S'''A ~, Jer.e aud Camden ani Am6oy inc - o,,,,
ALL tbit1iifSIF LEAVE NEW-YORh FROM THE
go I or COUkTLANDF-of.
Byway ofPhisaephia the no n.ls pasenses sew.
A. T. o. a.. one hour later than Other Ines
HY way u Allentown evening passengers eve q. = On.
srrye at the te Northern lines Ia Chicago ava al
noiut, IN the NouhN est Cfestne luuianapos Lousvls,
g. Louis C.ev-.sni. CoumoGs Cincinnati aud ell msih
points West, vita fewer changes Il cars ,,,,.
Seeprg cara without change run nom fhisdeiPm 20
ptt.bursh J'S mile, and NeWloIk 20 Pittsburgh. Az miles
smoAus and saloon Cars on all frame.
Fare he same other routes
Bsresce checked IA, Ugh. Transfers rec.
Secure Tickst. GOOD o.ul us.d; 6y et s6nrsh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Accommodate Line waich atord, comfortable mode Of
travel pases moving Westward II hall tue usual 'es
Of fse. ,,,,,,c,c,
by this toight Of al defcIip ions eau be ioTwndsd
TO aud from any point the Rifosdl Of Oaio hena ~
Indiana uiuois Wisconsin. lows. 81 Missouri by kAiL
ROAD DlRENr auy pott on tho naVisahle rivers OF
tie Wet by steamers from t.ts5ursn.
the Peuu y4na CrpTa ksrosd ago At all times 8. s'e'os
q. arc cnsged 5y other Railroad Companies Merchants iae
shippers mu'ng ,le trausqosion Of her rteig - VI"
Company cam rely van SStH Sc " 40 'f''''
Farmers aud neaess Live Stock Will hnd ths n'o,' ,s
ysntageou route. CapacioGs fsds wen "ss5Ies a. ~.
piled with every have teen opened On sn
sld s connections aaI ever attention 10 sAS Sr
Frcm Harrisburg where VIII be loGd eNef. PHI ADEL.
feeding and Iesiug choice 4 offered = ths i,rs
PAIA NEW. YORK ard BALrI.a UhE Manu-. rIou..
l. D.. LiOrt, Pa.tens er Agent, No. As'Oi''A
LEECh y Co. Freight Agent, so,,h yynlAm..t
va. 1 Aufof NJ oufc. and NO Souo ~ ~ W.
-i'"o-'-Ni" d NO. battery Pisos-
ENoCHLEW!s General Superintendent, Ai'oona "a
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Arrived.

Br, Mnn.h.ha yarmouth q 81 Perry. Lancaster vi,
Yarmouth n ). IL days, coal to Wilson BisAe Had
heavy weather.
Bis Aladdin. Curtis, EliEaheihpor, for Boston.
schf saadin (Br Card Salt Cay IS days cal. to Mccall
4 Fnth.
schr. willie Pu,u,in Cook Provinee,ovn days mlss
ffofl rtear,hip Csedouia ashore Oh Cape Cod.
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