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Fight i'm Meade County, ky.-Ten Guer.
riIIas Killed--Cnpt. james Gersuch Of
New.AIbany Among the Killed.
From The New.Albsny Ledger, May

On "Wednesday last a company Of the 36th
Kentucky Cavalry, while scouting through Meade
County, KY, We're fired upon frou MI ambush by a
few gnsrrias, concealed In the woods near Bradon-
burg, Oh the road leading from that town TO Mead
Vile The Unionists dashed into the woods, bat
failed TO discover the enemy. They then' proceeded
along the road toward Meadville, and a, a point
near that town halted, and were gong through the
sword exercise, when they were suddenly fired upon
by about thirty guerrillas concealed in the woods
near by.
Our cavalry immediately charged into the woods.
ard the Rebels took 10 their heeIs The unOniSts
succeeded however, in surrounding ten Of the
scoundrels nLe of whom were killed outright, ana
the tenth MORALLY wounded and made prsoh'' lie
Unionlss lad two thgltly wounded
Among the killed Of the guerrillas was Capt Jas.
Gorsuch, formerly Of the city, who left Portland in
1851, and joined the Rebel army, IN search OF bis
rights He leaves wife in this civ.
The rout of the guerrillas was complete, with the
above loss in killed. and the capture Of ten horses,
an equal number OF guns, and the recovery Of con-
adorable property that had bean stolen. Mr..
Osuauder, "a sister Of Goruch, wrote G.'s wife IN
this city yes erday, that she was about leaving to
recover Gorsush'. body, which would he buried at
OstIanders Landing.
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IMPORTANT FROM SUFFOLK.
HEAVY ENGAGEMENTS IN PROGRESS.
Attack on the Rear Guard Of the
xetreating Rebels.
Prem Our Special CorrsIpondent

From Our Special CorrsIpondent
SUFFOLK, May $40 m.
An important movement is transpirDg here. In
the night large attachments Of forces crossed the
Nansemond at different points along the river, and
this morning we have large body over and crossing.
For several hours heavy engagements have been 60
ing on at different points, mostly between our adj
vancsd skirmisbers and what many suppose TO DO
the rearguard of the retreating Rebels. Within the
last half hour few shots have been fred by Rebel
cannon, the shells from which have burst within
sight Of Suffolk, without damage. The morning Is
clear and beautiful and the forces engaged and the
General in commsnd-Getty-prop something
brilliant before night. Four or Ave wounded men
have Just been brought in. More tomorrow.
DR.. Smith, Surgeon attached to Corcorans Brig.
ade Hospital, was shot this morning by Major in
the Goth Michigan, in fit Of delirium. The wound
10 probably mortal. The Surgeon is most estims.
BILE man, and his loss is deeply deplored.
sOJ0uRNER
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PROM CAIRO AND BELOW

Cen Cr.nt,s New Observation-Disclosures
an, Cavalry Raids on the Rebels-The
Inst Of Marmnduke.
From Our special Correspondent
CAIRo, Monday. Msy t. 1862
The reports from the lower Mississippi are OF skir'
nisb,nes and battles and army movements in almost
every quarter. We are now waiting to hear OF Gen.
Grants army and the gunboat fleet up the Big BLACK
and across the country back of Vcksburg, 90 rs to
reach the Southern Mississippi Railroad, at any
point west of Jackson To hold this road will GER
tsnly insure the fall Of Vicksburg.
In connection with this movement, cavalry ex'
petition having left Cornth about the 2otn nv,
among which was the 9TH Kansas, Jayhswkers has,
we now learn, succeeded In reaching the neighbor.
hood of Aberdeen on the Mississippi Central and 1t
ia supposed was making its way to Columbus, where
the Southern crosses the Central. Perhaps Grant
army will be able TO reach hand to this cavalry,
and If 90 the whole Of the State OF Missiselppl VII,
colause in which event the forces at Vickburg VIII
ace Fort Donelson fate We shall see. The most
momentous events are at hand.
| may add. that another cavalry expedition also
set out about the same time on most daring ana
woudrous exploit which. il successful, VIII De
counted one of the wonders of :he war. 1T now
too early TO be more definite.
The last accounts from Marmadukes Inflated
army is, that failing TO cross the White Water ~
miles from Cape Girardeau, he turned southwark
and was crossing on the Bloomfield Bridge, when he
became involved with our forces and suffered I'M
mensc losses. /. is not likely that he will escape
with his guns or wagons. We now learn from
prisoners taken from him, that it the Rebels in
teniion, after plundering the Cape to cross over
into Southern Illinois, for the purpose OF getting
supplies of provisions and horses, Of both OF which
they nearly destitute. Their successive defeats
have had very in porsnt results and The arrest of the
business of men Of Jonesboro' about the same time
have thrown the COpEernaads into commissions. For
instance, Rebel sympaihizer in Union County,
came to Union man and inquired: what he should
do: what he should say, and how should he act TO
prove himself friend to the Government.
So many Of Marmaduke's soldiers were wounded
that every house his retreat contains mere or less
of his hurt and dying men. s.c.h.
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From valparaiso,
Correspondence Of tho Associated Press

correspondence OF tho AssociAted PTess
NALPARAIso March H. 1863
Trade here il as duh usual. The affairs of the
Republic are quiet. The Spanish fleet 10 looked for
daily, it will bring the distinguished gentlemen of
the Scientific Expedition.
The ship Caroline Tucker, from Philadelphia, with
COAL came in early this morning Ia Distress In care
OF the mate, John Is. Miner--the captain having
been washed overheard III a storm aud drowned.
She is out IO2 days. She all the month Of Feb
ruary trying TO weather Cape Horn. She now has
four feet OF water in her hold, and is constantly
workihg temporary pump, tne ships pumps hav-
ing been literally worn out. She is in O bad condi-
ton. Tie mate says he had not had his clothes off
nor gone TO bed but twice for 70 days.
Tie ship Levanter, OF New.York, has Just entered
tho bay. The captain has not yet come ashore. A
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FROM R0SECRANS.
The Great Cavalry Raid in Mississippi
Communications Between Richmond,
Charleston and Vioksburg Cut'

spseiI Dispatch 70 he Tenn Tuesday, May 1863
n..er,ers rsport that Rebel communications be-
tween yick,burg Richmond, Charleston and Talla'
bona have been cut.
It's very probable the vick.6urg line has Dsen
ant. A deserter says that neither newspapers or
,.leorsus have been received in Bragg's army from
MOh;le Charleston, Richmond, or Vicksburg, for
,.vsrs days Dates of the 3Oth inst. were the last
Ai,patches from jackson, Miss.
The same informant reiterates that Bragg was
MORALLY wounded by Breckenridge, and is dead;
that the particulars of the ARRAY were published in
The Chattanooga Rebel Of Sunday. The latter
statement is not credited here. PosTMERcY.
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sl95,697I
IBy Tslegrapb.l

fBy Telegraph INC,
San FRAScIseO, Tuesday, May ., 1908.
The cargo per Oregon for Mexican ports to-day IL
valued at over $20O, 900. ~
The market is generally exceedingly dull, except
speculative movements, in all descriptions OF bag
gng material All suitable descriptions Of buraps,
either here or to arrive within three months, are
bought by operators who have advanced prces -
per cent. Drills have advanced about . Genus
yard.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company advertise
for proposals for constructing the second section OF
the first division of the road, the same being thirty
miles, extending eastward from Auburn IN Placer
County.
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A Card.
To "a. Id,ts, oJ IA. n. y Ty,buna

To MS Idtfor " TN ". 7, ITbtHd
SIR: Allow me TO call the attention o. tue public,
through your columns subscription now on foot for the
relief of tho widow the pilot Of the steamer Escort which
vessel ran the batteries Washington N c. carrying relief
to the garrison that place Mr. fedrck the pilot took
IN. bo.t up under the OF the enemys batteries
bu, on the trip shot dead at his post
BY North Csous sharshOOter. Gen. Foster pronounced
tho feat Is one Of the daring record Psdck
lected q. most competent and Of known loyalty He
leaves widow and child In poor ercumstances Subschp
,ons for the relief ofthe widow of truly brave nsu. who
has lost his life In doing service Of ncacuabe benefit to
hi. country will be received by George w. Bunt Water
street or the Pilot Commissioners corner Of South and Pine
.,r.e,, A. w. SHAW, steamer Escort.
DIR. swinburne of Albany, left ON Tuesday for
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CITY ITEMS.

JOE CoBUIs, IHE PRIZE FIcHrER-The cham
pion OF the p r. in America doe Coburn) W" In town yet
eday Notwithstanding the contest Of the day Previ
ous in which fought 81 rounds in one hour and ten min
u,es with the exception Of battered fat snds 'ght sbra'on
Of the cuce OF from falling on the ropes there
ere no visible signs of the rough usage to which be must
asye been subjected Joe Cobun awell built man about
y-srs of age OF ordinary sIe and stature His hair 10
closely cropped forehead rather narrow aud Ts'rsatns eyes
DARK and piercing nose hooked like the bill " eagle
T. general Of his is not indicative Of
6 pbstvene.s Few would select him the formidable
tia, he H. but he mastered his art aud educated his
body for the severe ordeal through which be chose to pss.
lie is considerably b,ui.d 1bOu. the body HIS antagonist
" q. badly punished
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Disiey"iisis Sent shortcomings in Com
mands in Tennessee.
NAtHyILLK. Wednesdsy

NAtHviLLK, Wednesday. May Z. 1858.
number OF dsloyal residents were sent South
to-day, among them the Hon. Neill NJ. Brown, for
merly Governor Of TeAnessee.
Gen. X. 5. Granger assumes command of Nash.
willie tomorrow. Gen. Mitchell takes command Of
cavalry division, having been ordered to active ser
vice at his own request
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Advert'ement.
THE GUARANTEES OF THE CONSTITUTION -

The only legitimate obsc, of 10 to obtain jua and well
founded peace such only be made by
storing tho Union the basis Of the Constitution with
tho rights Of every state aud guaranteed and
this that instrument provides the proper and practical
The Great Rebellion sg,inst the spirit and letter of the
United States Constitution by some Of the protested friends
Of Freedom well 40 the Coppeh-ads OF the North and the
Shareholders Of the South" will be the subject Of the Lecture
by EDWARD GILBEKr. esq the Church ofthe Puritans
Union Square. Cd THURSDAY EVENING May O'clock
Admission free.
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Great excitement existed At Dayton, Ohio, yestsr-
day. IN regard 10 the arrrft Of the Hon. Clement l..
Vsllandgham, by order of tho military authorities.
At dark a crowd Of from i've to six hundred pro-
ceeded TO The Journal Office took possession OF it,
completely Quilted the building BET i! on fire. ind
burned il TO the ground.
The fire communicated to the adjoining buildings,
and all the property from the south end OF the
Phillips House to the middle Of the square was
destroyed.
All the telegraph lines in the city were cut down
and destroyed.
The bridge on the Xenis Road is reported TO be
destroyed.
At 10 o'clock at night, troops from Cincinnati and
Columbus succeeded in putting down the rioters and
at III o'clock quiet was again restored.
Ci.cINSArI "Wednesday, May 6, 1863
Dayton has been comparatively quiet to-day.
About thirty ringleaders i'll last nights not have
been arrested without resistance and placed in Jail
The EmPi,e Newspaper hss been suppressed. lu
editor las been arrested and brought here.
Tie soldiers removed swivel from Tie Empire
Office and also took possession Of two wagon loads
Of mnskets stored in the Light Guards srmory.
Every precauton has been taken 10 prevent re-
newal of the outbreak. Ths liquor shops have been
closed, and the telegaphs have been repaired 30
that communication with the east is reestablished.
AL il quiet. Tle,e are signs Of any disturb
snce whatever
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of the Steamship Northern Light
S2OJ,OJ7 % in Specie;
The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tinkie-
paugh, from Aspinwall April q, with treasure and
mails to D. B. Allen, arrived on Wednesday morn.
ing. She was conveyed by the U. s. steamer Con-
nectcut.
Specie from San Francisco, $l95, 697; from Aspn-
wall, 50, $780,. Total, $685. O6.
The following Is the specie list Of the Northern
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COMMENCEMENT or THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF
rHE USvsRsIrY.-The Annual Commencement Of the Law
Department OF the Unworthy Of the City Of Newfork Was
held evening In ths chapel of the University. Chancellor
Ferris presiding aud opening the meeting with prayer The
salutsory delivered by James T. Miller, who In the
course Of his sddre. frequently applauded. j. Ras
ledge Fz Henri Of CAoon La followed with an etssy on
Justice and Mercy OF the Law, Edward Curtis o. New.
York Oar Country TriAl-it. Delendors-s De.tnyp
Howard NewtiIh OF SewYok, PpJucice versus Patriot
Ism . John Llriin Of Wisconsin The American Revolu-
ton - Solomon Calhoun Murphy The Power of the Law"
The vAedctery delivered b. Miehse McNsmara Walsh
which the Chancellor Proceeded to confer the
degree OF LII b. the following members Of the Senior
Class:
Michss McNamara Walsh. N. Y; John Lukin. sinsnawa
Mod, via Sol Calhoun MDtphy ~ Y. Jas. +. Miller. N.
T.; John b. Pemberton. Willismsburgh. ~ y; X. Chg
Moore jr, Brooklyn. n Z Louis {; HsneTsly y IL 5
De Bevoise Newton. y. Y; John W. B.unett, ". Ed
ward Curtis ~ Y; W. J. Hiidreth ~ Y; J. Rutledge Fi1
Henri CArrollton. La. Edward &. Cook. n Y John w.
Davis ~ Y VIM w Kip. N. Y. James NJ. Tighe, n. Y.
Bloodsood Bssbv, N Y; Daniel j. Ross. Brooklyn A. Y
Jacob H. Fonda, N. Howard Newkirk n. Y. james Nc.
CAM, N. Y; Peter Il. Ross N Y; Abraham UBrieu.
brooklyn ~ " Richard b. We,!broOE, N Y Gilbert NJ
Pympton, ~. y
The exercises were enhanced with muac by DOdwoths
Band.
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IAdveriisemsni.l

lAdvertisement
SPRING CLOTHING.
AT EvAss'
EIrKSsivE CLorBso WAREEousE,
4 { '''''.-".
Is Per cen, below the market price.
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Advert cement
G0oD FIGHTING QUALITIES depend as much
high moral character bodily power and he who has
faith Trust IN Providence will have ssadfss
aud most true courage. PHRKSoLaQY explains tli.
Examinations with written charts. given sn1y by fowler
WELLS, No. J0s Broadway
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$40 POSITIVELY MADE FROM $l--AGENTS
WANTED Cell and See sample free by mail for 10
that re.s for 81 By X L. woLcoTr, No. ITO Chat
han. square New-Y.rL
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The Anniversaries.
1kursddg May Z.

1Nursddy Mdy1.
NEw.YoRx MAapALKs SocIETY.-Annyersary exercises al
the Asylum, Eigh;yeshh street near Fifth avenue, ss II
o'cl orla nm
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At EyERDELLs, WEDDING and VISITING
CARDS th. mos. elegant In the city. Note Papers Seal. aud
Presses silver Doorpstes Monogram kc 502 Bosdwsy
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boat has boarded her. She reports the mate killed
by fall from aloft, which broke bic skull The ship
appears 10 be in good order.
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Aoststtsr's 8tomatb Biturs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Mahs sure Of RnALrH. "ButAev,, you ri,
We answer, 'tis easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH and susssin
The NERVES, the servants Of the bniA
The LIVER keep In sctive play,
And regulate. from day 10 day.
Each organ aid on Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the ISxER nAS,
And like watch, that's kept In chime
By constant care, with railroad time.
The systsm's tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spiyi,s, Voc.
How" you inquire, "csn this b. do.
This Victory Ger Disease be woni"
"HosrErrzR's BIrrERs" We reply,
hHHAIrHs suPRxxs PRoJRcroS-,nrl
Asa means Of rssnsrsng the disordersa md sus..As
system regulating every function Of the internal Crss N
wing the depressed spirits, nvigorstins the esnsus.
and proongipg life. medicinal preparation either u
past or the present time has been completely and unvss
sally successful a.
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The launch Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
ON .tsmer Sacramento will take place TO day. at III
yelOck frcn the yard Of Mesns. Webb Bel, Green
point, L. I.
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SAILS OF REAL Estate AT AUCTION, May 6,
1863, by Adhsn H. Muller. r. r. within, Co. Woolsey
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BrTTERs

HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
Against the vspOrs foul prepare.
That feyer-tsint the heavy air
Drink not unmiIed the water found
in prshes, woods, or msrshy ground
B.edentsry toll you ply
Nature you NUT asfist-or do
For when declared from exercise,
For nytJ6eia, aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intsss
Isthrea,ensd evil to prevent;
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the uapyeparet
Hoste,,ers Bitters use-for note
TAsy are the suKEsr ASrIporn.
To set at defiance the missms Of unhealthy so The poissu
~ unwhOe.ome water the euvs Of crowded worirosas
usnts, II 10 only Necessary to be forsasmed with
HOSTETTER,S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Dyspepsia, psngs. that rack and grind
The body. and dspress the mindi
Asues. thu, IS they 90 aud come.
MAKE life . constant msrtyrdom;
Coles and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans vsor wanss'
Bilious complaints, those tedious ns
Ns'er conquered yet by drastic pills.
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer. day by day.
Nervous prostrstou. mental gloom
Her.ds Of madness or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrums fail
Mesns Of Relief at least We hail,
HosrErTKRs BIrTERs-medeine sure,
Not to p,rsnt alone. bat esrs
In DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuE, BiLiors COMPLAINTS
'oSsrIruriosAL and NEsvous DEBILITY, CoysrrrArIos'
sPA.xs and in all complaints Of Ma -
Woman proceeding from casual or inherent weakness Of Ne
ody, the one great remedy and restorative Is
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs.
To wanderers sea or land
From Polar shore to Tropic strand;
To household lone. and regions Ne
And dweler, In great cities. too;
To soldiers in csup, fort, aud Geld
Who need against disease . s-ield;
To miners. California bound.
And tillers Of wet, nisrshy ground,
To feeble wives OF fragile msld
To young and middle aged, and oldi
To those In health. who would enjoy
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DIR. swinburne Of Albany, left on Tuesday for
lockers Army, by order Of Gov. Seymour.
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THE ARREST OF THE HON. CLE.
UEyT L.. vALLANDIGHAM.

Great Excitement mt layton, Ohio-The
journal building Gurted aud Set on
Fire-Pnri Of the Phillips House De-
stroyea-The Telegraph Wires Cut
The Bridge mt Xenis Destroyed-The
Military from Columbus and Cinein-
nati Finally Put Down the RioIers-
Trouble at DAYTON Suppressed.
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Arnnsemenls.

NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager .........Wm Whestiey,
LAST WEEK
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST
MISS BATEMAN.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
LAST NIGHTS
WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL
new play Of
LEAH.
TIE FORSAKRN,
adapted nom the Gsrmsp by Augustine Dsy. Esd shos
has been performed moro then
SEVENTY NIGHTS
to OVERLOOKING houses and will be withdrawn after h. week
in obedience requests made a. the box otcs tnsi
MISS BATEMAN
ONCE MORE
GREAT CHARACTERS
which orc identified aud in which abe 6r gained
BRILLIANT POSITION
sho now holds with the New York public. before she taxes
her departure from the City where she recognized a. the
mos, esttsued aud cited living .,
INTERPRETER or HUMAN PASSIONS.
MISS BATEMAN
will bo supported by most powerful company 'nSns
whom are the Z. client srtis,es Nh l. r Sbeve Mr. J. No
Culiough, MIR. }. q. Burnett Mr Harry Pesrton, mr.
Lauih Mr. C. II Wilson Mr Geo. Andrews, MIRA }. W. Ian
erssn, Mrs III. p. GrattSn, and Mrs Skenett.
Original and beautiful by MI j. H. Selyyn; otg
nal nusio composed expressly for this piees By Mr. Robert
lips The aud full chorus under the direction Of hG
vey B. DodvoIth. .
Boz book open THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors at "A Performance commences 81 U O'CLOCK
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1868. THE 1863.

pkNNSYiNAkIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Gltb IT, CONNEXIONS, iorWs
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FsoN SFw.IoRE THr rRTSCiPsL WssrFRN CtrIxs.
S-y,a trsins Gay iEom TO rhiadepoia vie
New jersey eud Camden AID Amboy Lima
ALL THROUGU TRAINS FOR THs WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEH-lORh FR0h TIRE
FOOT or COURTLANDr-Sr.
By OF sJ-phs ming snsers leavs Nswy
york time oth,r routes; evening pisssngere
81 6 p M one hour last thau other lines.
By wsy Allentown evening Passengers leave At a..
nrsiys the ;ims Northern tine. in Cncsso aud al
p.inss IL tic North Mosi, Crsstine indianapolis. Louisville
point, Nest, with Tower change, of cats. .,
Sleeping Ca,-. without -hense from Philsde phi. 70
P,barsh 3a5 miles aud Ne~Yok to Pittsburgh, 40 milsA
Smosiu. ana Saloon Cars all ;ganA
Fs tie her ront-.
Ragrage cheCtoi ,isoush Transfers free.
seeurs Ticket, GOOD until u.ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EVACUATION .
TIE fennsyh Cenir( Company runs ~ nSsSrsa3
Accommodation Line. VII IN sharis conioriahe mode or
travel opsl,es moving westward, az one'hAh inc
OF FIRE ....,,.,.
BY this route ifc-hs OF al desfuptloHs snn % s,pw
TO AVID tom pCir; the haiGSsas .. M h. n
ROAD DInEC OF q, Any tho Hlvsaoia v'ss o. the
West y, s,e,nrrs from Pittsburgh. l., Il, u-..
qha - of rts.sa. AID from any point IN tae o" ~
a. p,,sr. Central Railroad al all times 80 fsvoraose
a. chs;,aa hy otasr RAILROAD Conpenies Merchants eaA
I,no., ntetng the transportation OF 'eor riesn 70 nfs
Company. can rely vat" h TSpa4 sTocR. '''-'
Frmers and Dealers Ia Live STOCK will fnd shis mos: A.
y,nagrous route Cspcious Yards ~e waeted and sup
mi ia Attsntion paid TO he wants.
LON Hssbors whes viii be found every convenience COG
s sssdSs NJ ~ aud BALTIMORE MARKsTs
]. L. ELLIOTT, Passonger Agent, No. l Astos-iouss.
LEIGH Co, F'-shs Agents.
No. asor. House. end No. South Willsm-A
MCDONALD B'ScHoFF EmiEe o A R.s,s,,o,...
ENoCg LEWIS osasssl ssssSias.adsaI AiscuS T.
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RS OYFICs. 4,h May. 1854
1,HE following nrtice. Of MERCHANDISE. now


Of
lIBi
this
atwoh
such conformation Oh aol OILS clam and wiz %
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Gnmnler Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--Withn two
" or three hour. rido Of EswYos for family OF three
ssOt, infant, and from about Junr 10 10 sepen
Der - Three rooms will be required Of which DO
sual Address, with terms J. p, No. 53 4thst. NJ T.
"FATU HOUSE. SCHOOLEY's NOUN
TAIN SPRINGS n. This large and elegant hotel
&C widely and aYoraby known will be opossd on the lat Of
Em,1 Rslro.d Iea,inr loot Of Coat,andt-st, y. Y.
mol sud q D. m d.t,nc. So MILE. Rooms may now be Gu
gged ou reasonable teTms MOe particular information may
r. hsd bv Addressing tho subscyihsr by calling On Linn
Wednesday between IL and O,cloch. al the Astofou's,
n. \. u h. COLEMAN PfOphotor