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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

DARNEs', Burkitts and Wesiey's Notes
pes Robinson's Harmony Of the Gospels Burns on the
PARALLELS and Miracles Comprehensive Commentary
Psalm Horne on the Psalms; Brdgess Exposition OF the
Proverbs; Luther on Galatians; Haldam on Romans
Dicks Lectures on Acts, &C. For sale by -, -,, -,
feb 27- A. GRAY, Tth street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
GENTLEMENs CLOTH CATERS |!

TUST RECEIVED this day. of the above OF good
~ quality, and for sale low TOR cash, by -
HARRIS n GRIFFIN,
Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
may 13-- next door to W. Harper Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
THIRD WARD.

JOHN It, TUWEHsy csq', The veIItrled hnu
efficient representative Of the Third Ward in the City
Councs E again nominated for reelection 10 the Board OF
Aldermen, with the the part Of his i1enhs
that his many years Of faithful service will ensure or MIN
tho support Of a majority of ..u,.,,.rs
NAV 2l--te HIS CUNSlII ~ bNls'
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
THIRD WARD.

hs- JOSEPH BRYAN, (our present and well
tried representative from tho north, Col JAMES O. BER
RETT, from the middle and LEWIS HASLUP from the
southern part Of this Ward will be supported for the Board
Of Common Council at the coming election by majority Of
tho VOTERS.
NJ ~
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
PRICE 3 CENTS.
EOURTH WARD

A0- DANIEL CAMPBELL Is presented as a candidate
for the Common Council from the Fourth Ward by the
voters of the NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
NAV 3l-te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

AS JOHN w. MAUHY, esq, is announced as
candidate for Mayor at the coming election Zap 2e
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
l. ORATOR, to prevent Badness, and
to restore the hair that has fallen off become hn and to
CURE EFPrCTunLY SCURF or DANDRUFF--price so cents
VELONS MAGIC HAIR OIL, for the promotion Of the
uxURANT GRowrH and BEAUTY the and RES
TOR AroN of the HAIlt--prce 25 cents.
H- Theee articles warranted 10 gtrc sntISfGcton.
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
ian ia 7th st., opp Odd-Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

TNHE Genuine Faber's Polygrades, In
L boxes
Fabcrs bcxagon and round Drawing Pencils
Monroo's and others,
The Improved SketchBook,
Abbotps Drawing Series.
Chapmans Drawing. Books,
Holbrooks Childs First Book Of Drawing.
Drawing.papor, &c. For sale by
feb ~ A. GRAY, 7th street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

DORTABLE wRITING-DEsKs.-A vsrJ
Sob 27-- A. GRAY, 7th street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

SECOND WARD.
HS- Capt. JOSEPH b. TATE Is presented
candidate for election to the Board of Aldermen and will he
supported by his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
ms IT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

FOURTH WARD.
HB- SILAS Ill. HILL is presented as a candidate
Tor the Board Of Aldermen for the unexpred term of John
W baury resigned. june 2--te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
EOXRTH WARD.

FOURTH WARD.
Asr WILLIAM p. MOHON, at the earnest soil.
citation Of many friends has consented to become cand
date for membership the Board of Common Council at the
ensuing election, and will DO supported by $4,000
may 2l-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
THIRD WARD.

Bg- r. r. QUEEN 10 announced an
ddate for Common Council In the Third Ward at tho
mayls-teS MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

THIRD WARD.
or CHARLES p. WANNALL, esq, is an.
candidate for the Board Of Aldermen from the
Third Ward at the ensuing election, in juno.
Rp 2s-te MANY CITIZENS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
SECOND WARD,
SECOND WARD.
N.Y. I, ne II NJ N for the Second w a

RS- ALDERMAN for the Second Ward
10 secure the services of gentleman emnenty qualified
that enlightened and liberal legislation essentially
cessary present cxgcncies
population provide for the future prosperity and greatness
city, and check tendency to anatcal extremes
nominate Mr. JOSEPH WINISATT for the Board of Alder
men, from Second werd at the approaching election In
next and earnestly hope that the citizens of the Ward
lay aside all political and personal prqudices and pref
erences and go for the public welfare by giving him Their
united support.
| nav l5-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
Pekin Tea Company Agency!
AT WIN, ADAMS BOOKSTORE.

Pennsylrania avenue, three doors above AZ street,
JTHERE the following list of Teas may at all times be
wv had-neaty put up in air-tight packages of lb, n
h., and Il lb. each:
GREEN TEAS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
A CITIZEN.
THE MAYORALTY.

IS TOHN w. MAURY is announced as candidate for
- the Mayoralty at the ensuing election In June"
MANY CITIZENS.
In making the above announcement Is deemed proper
that large number of citizens Of all parties, from
the several Wards of the city, addressed to Mr. Maury few
days ago communication expressing their wish to present
his name his fellowczens candidate for the Mayor
atty at the ensuing election Independent of oil questions
connected with the politics of the day. and solely in consd
Grafton his long and useful services in the Councils and
Of his fitness for the place.
To this communication the following reply has been
ceiyed:
~ have received your communication Whatever might
have been personal wishes the subject il would have
been difficult for TO resist the friendly call you have
made upon me- but agreeing do entirely with all that
you have said to the nexpedency of bringing national
politics into city elections most cheerfully place
name at your disposal candidate for the Mayoalty at
the ensuing election.
an 2I-dte "JOHN W. MAURY."
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
THIRD WARD.

Rs- A. GLADMON Is announced as candidate for
tho Board Of Common Council from the Third Ward at the
coming election. MANY VOTERS.
NAV 2l--te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

SECOND WARD
Aar RICHARD T. MORsELL is a candidate for Common
Council from the Second Ward al the approaching election
in June. lie will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
may Ste
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

Young Hyson 30
Young Hyson, Sweet Cargo 62l:
Young Hyson Fine Cargo rs
Young Hyson, Best Cargo ST.:
Tea 81 90
Young Hyson Golden Chop-ths Is the finest Tea
cultivated In China; it Is Of the first pickings,
and excels all other Green Teas for its deicaev Of
flavor, strength and aroma; heretofore this Tea
has not reached this country, except in small
lots presents to importers l so
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
JOHN l.. SMITH,

AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE
R OFFICE Eighth street opposite the marketheuse wher
he may be found at all times. 90 feb j.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

THIRD WARU,
Rs- Please announce Thos. q. Connolly
candidate for the Board Of Common Council for the
Third Ward, and oblige - -
tune 4-3t MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

THIRD WARD.
HSr Messrs. Editorsi Please announce
VIM. Q. FORCE a candidate fer the Common Counci
from the Third Ward. VOTERS.
" w6dlWN
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
extra fine plantation
BLACK TEAS.

BLACK TEAS.
Ming Yong, good flavor 40
Ming Yong, extra fne-(many sell this at higher
price, calling II 0olong) 30
Oolong, q rich Black Tea-compare this low-priced
grade with Teas which sold at most places rs
0olong Tea: the difference Is too plain, and the
deception too palpabe DO
0olong, fine 62I
0olong, plantation growth 70
0olong, delicious 90
Ne Plus Ultra--this Tea Is as fragrant and sweet
as a nosegay; 1t yields perfume that il truly
delightful; II is of garden growth, and superior
to anything heretofore sold in this country / 80
English Breakfast ine so
English Breakfast extra nne 621
Fragrant English Breakfast 621
English Breakfast superior plantation 10
Howqua Mixture-a very rich and highly y-fayored
Tea Of superior quality 75
Scented Orange Pekoe 81
Pekoe Flowers 90
Congo SS
Congo, fine 30
mar 25-3m g
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
SECOND WARD.

Fs- JOEL DOWNER is announced
ddae for reelection In the Board Of Common Council for
the Second Ward MANY VOTERS.
2O-eote
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
THIRD WAR;

AS- DIR. K. M. CHAPLIN is announced as candi
date for Board Of Common Council from the Third
the ensuing election In june and will be supported by
NAV 27-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

SECOND WARD
As- ROBERT Il. DOYLE Is announced d
as candidate for the Common Council from the Second
Ward, and will be supported by
may lite MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

THIRD WARD.
Hp COL. JAMES G. BERRET is announced
as candidate in the Common Council from the
Third Ward, and will be supported by . .
may 1T-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

SECOND WARD.
HV- j. RUSSELL BARR, esq, Of the Northern
Liberties candidate for the Board of Com
Council from the Second Ward, and will be supported
by MANY VOTERS.
may l3--te*
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SELECT VARIETY.
The Long Evenings.

a
It. to its long fall and winter evenings that our
country owes much of the Intellectual and moral
superiority which its inhabtantsi have always
possessed. A french writer has attempted to prove
that the fall ofthe year has pFo1uced more inyen-
| tons, more discoveries, more literary works Of
high order-in fact, more chef; d'eaurss of every
Esort-than any other season. Sin this season. he
says, fhe constitution, exhausted by the heat OF
summer; begins to assumea healthy and vigorous
tone; Sleep appetite and tranquility return. By
sympathy which is easily understood this season
necessarily acts upon the mind, developing the
powersj and increasing the faculties of mental 90
cupation' This is plausible, and facts will prob
ably sustain the theory. Our bracing autumns and
long winters are not the least of our peculiar bleS
sings. Ifrightly used, they become the safeguard
of offamily virtue, and the nurseries of intelectual
strength aE ie aii =
| We know Of no more valuable hint for parents,
at this season. than tllis-nake the long evenings
pleasant in doors. Furnish your families with the
| means of freside entertainment and instruction.
Provide them with books and papers, and, if you
have the means, with some simple apparatus, illus
trative of the natural sciences. Read aloud-assst
the children in their lessons-encourage those who
have mechanical taste, and take partin their hre-
side sports. Do this, and your boys will never ac-
quirre taste. for that worst of all schools-the
evening street9school, where obsenity, and pro-
faneness, and vice, and idleness are fought with
/ such fatals1ccess. Set them the example; stay at
home yourself, and let them see that you. prefer
the society oyour family to the noisy political eau
Gus, or the group of gosping idlers in the village
4 stove or tavern. Much of juvenile vice and way
wardness. ofwhich we hear SO great complaint,
might be avoided, we are firmly persuaded. pa
A rents would do more TO make home attractive.
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CINCINNATI Hydropnthio Or

Water Cure EStaDl1SnmenJ. 2
NIE above Institution open FOR tile reception OF
naents II is located about five miles from the ctys
on Inc Carthage pike but few rods from the Halu
tS distance from the Miami Canal In the roht,
of access those dbsrous enjoying The
ne fSe Of nature few parts Of the country
nsh more pleasing variety OF scenery than spreads itself
before the traveller all the way from TO the
Cure There natures art combine, rendering the view
5o 4s STSe and beauin Ediee displays the
The artist at glance The neatiess and elegance OF the
INTERIOR combined with the numerous attractions act which
this ESTABLISHMENT desirable one The Halls are eXten
syc, the Rooms spacious ana @ I e m
inosment weather. The Bed Rooms well ventilated,
nod;"s beng convenient for the application or watot III
evcI Tofn In connection with the Institution theres
viii have an opportunity g" restoring their muscular
strength by heshIui exercise. The Springs which mr.
and sbundanti flowing from graveIly bed, they send
forth water both cold and delicious The country and
air and variety of scenery Allhings combined, we can
NOT think of more desirable place, for those seeking
Dr having much expereneein the treatment
Of eass IPy ySa oS o o
those committed to his care SfTa PEAsE who has,
ssysTai years devoted her attention to the treatment
for so important station, will take special ehrge o. me
female department Prolnyaus UteTt with It's train O
ailments that Of female beauty health and happiness
which is prostrating the energies ana destroying me
tSe I5sti.ution snccessfny Independent OF peSsass
supporters or any kind To this subject we would invite
the attention ladies' as in all cases we shall ezpeet
Persons Visiting the Cure by the way OF the Cincinnati
stati6n Patients arc requested to bring two comorta
bes two blankets, two coarse sheets six towels and
o's rII InI+Sty of Old linen, suitable for bandAgeS.
for Hoard Medical Services, and a
will be ten dollars per week, payable
Extra attendance will subject the patient 10
~ chafgc Some deduction will be made TO those wht
F Il necessary to spend length of time in the Instu
HIM. FTSnent persons win be charged two dollars
From three Eve dollars win he eharEnd for the frs
FaT rittSer particulars address s ~ 10 esS z
| ..9s5, Proprietor and Physician.
| Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. auE24.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main md Quincy Streets

'''' WHEELING, VA.
IHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com.
Deted their extensive establishment, are prepared 10
furnish the public with every variety OF work in their ie
Splendd plain and fancy arChes including lenders, sum-
mer fronts fire stands, SC, oTcns common round,
and straight barred CRATES n
AN EXTENSIVE EASSoRTMEHToF STOVES .
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin balloon, cannon, ton plate keel DoaI,
bachelor, chamber and parlor stoves fromi 90 10
TJonH in ali its branches Sugir kettles or Tart
GUS Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. - .,, Ii. Vi ~. =. ...A;,,.I
and m6st improved 9brtment OF patterns our long eX
eTence in this line OF business and the liberal patronage
hheTto receiYed warrant to eSeeta continuation OF
custom in this part business Wind MILL hay scale
corn shelter truck wheel and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy boxes - = an, ..I. sliga
nrSpared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
cured at this time the exeusive right to OF
CSiST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one of the most improved
implements in farming at the present day.
Iron rails and fencing for eemeteT1es houses gardens
-erandas &c PoTter's improved graduating tWyere or
Ironye nave secured the patent right for several Connt
ties for this useful iron and can exhibit
from the United States ArmoTy possessing qualities
for ciiitans the Bl&sksmiths labors which no ether
nossesses Window caps. eonsos, &C. In short ereTY;
sTaerS porch feet, want celEe window and sewer
atings &C. Wrought fron nail, and spikes OF tho best
fifty and at the lowest prices II ~ sl ~
nPersons Wishing TO purchase in our line, wholesale
or please GfVe us call All orders from tEe
Wi, be cafAfdlIy attended to and pUnCtually fBd
| seTan iron purchased at market prices.
AuE24. 'h- t's-ss' ~ hAAFIbloN q IAOSEsIAso'5s
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

or CinCinnnIi-SesSfOn of 1S0S-'53s
TIME regular course Medical Lectures in this Institu
II ton will commence the FIRST MONDAYHOF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
: BoAZD or TRUSTEES.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, d. D., President oil tho hoard
o. NJ. LANGD0E&, NJ. H., Secretary +" = f.3
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. .t. ,--r... .faI ..#s.
Hon. C. u. COFFIN. r
r. d. NUSSEY, NJ. d.
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY ia. -.aIs..g tsf-s4., b
E ~ GREGORY, Esa, ...r.1.r- .tl-.
GRO MENDENHALL, NJ. d.
Tho Faculty a composed OF the following gentlemen.
r. D. MussEv M D., Professor of Descriptive and Oper.
j. p JuDEixs, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JoHN DAVIS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy:
JoHx r WHITE, NJ D.. Professor OF Theory and FTae.
ice OF Medicine.
Diseases OF Women and hildren.
Ions MURPHY, NJ d Professor oil MatCrla MedicaI
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. :,
C. G. CoXEGVs, NJ. d., Professor oi institutes Medl-
cine. ... 49, r,,,., ...Ir Ir
PKrLlMIxARY Of Lectures upon some Important
specaities in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
the month OF October These Lectures VIII be iree STU
dents arc advised to commence with this course.
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under tho supervision oil
ibe Adjunct Professor Anatomy will he opened on the
tst OF October. ,...,l.. ,u,.-.a-
I6ssccting Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25.
For 'urlne' '''''' ''N'''O" J. p. JUDK1NS, NJ. D.,
.e - Dean of tho Faculty.
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rha Romnanece of Trade

Lundy Boot, the celebrated snuff manufactured
of Dublin, originally kept small tobacconises
shop at Limerick, Ireland. One night his house,
which W as uninsured, was burnt to the ground
AS he contemplated the smoking ruins on the fol-
lowing dmorning, lin state bordering ON despair,
some Of the poor neighbors, cropping among the en-
beits for what they could find, stumbled upon sew
eral canisters Of funconsumed but half baked muf,
which they tried, and foundiso gratefulto their
noses, that they loaded their pockets with
the spoil. r l5dnsas8 tgit.6,! at ..li.,.. y
lLundy Foot, aIoused from his stupor, at length
initiated their example, and took a5pinchof his7
own property, when he was instantly struck by the
superior o. pungeney and favor had acquired from
the great heat atalwhich ithad been exposed,
Tteasuring up this valuable hint, he took another.
house. in place called ..Black Yard, and, pre-
naring a large oven for the purpose, set diligently
about the mapufapture of that high-dred commodi-
ty, which soon became known as .ttBlack ' Yard
Snuff" hi'5 ~ eEii0Geh 80 E.ii eg-gs s
aI;1ndy Foot, making his customers pay literally
though tie no nose &or One Of the most distinguish
edn. kinds of snuffin the world, soon raised the
mice, f.production, took large house the city
Of Dublin. and was often heard to say. "I made
a handsome fortune BY being, as supposed. utter.
1vruinedP, sHunt,s Merchants Magazine. .l
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KET,I,S 81 CALDWELL

(sUCoEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLI. & COZ 500,
Tmporters and WhOIcSaIe dealers an Drugs
medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &C.
no. s3, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. E.
uAvING purchased the entire stock fSuIes chemlsel
solicit the patronage of dealers and tho public
generally. All goods Warranted. 2AL1
Iretring from tho Drug business, we take pleasure In
AoTaendng to favorable consideration
Mesrs Kes 4 Caldwell, and have no in saying
hat our f0ner customers, and dealers V re-
ts attention Accommodation which has earned
for this wen known house large share OF patLonagei
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New sMusic Store.
sign of the Grecian TPfROnum, NO. 1SO
Main Street, .|. .g. tg

J, FlCKIEsoN would respectfully an.
Efef.ilf nounce TO the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
einy that he has Sst +, OPENED pen s0o pS ana
Guitars ViolinceIos Flagolets Flutes, Files, Aoeorde
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments thc
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments and for
singing. -, ~. ,,.,,., ~. A..
newest Songs Duei etc. and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings ,,, .,,.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for VIolincello and Violin.
~ KIecers Furniture Polish for renoruttng Narntsheu
Furiturc Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
desc rptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsbnrg Pianos
OF the first and best manufacture In the United @ S
hams Hallet and Aliens celebrated Boston Fanos sc
Agent the make of fCarhardt and Needhams Fa'eht
MelOdeons. . s. : =. IL A. .,.,
AZ tie lowest prices - ----- -. - --- VI
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lsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

l-T"" &C MARKET ST. WHEELING, VA. ?
TTJHE SUBSC CRlBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts in the East the supply Of Marble and con.
tempIatlng erection of Steam works. he would invite
eT 10 the inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Reytian Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
Dealers vould find it their advantage to inspect his
stock belOre purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in tho most elaborate STYLE and he
Would invite the attention of purchasers to examine hls
oSphs Tombs Head and foot stones &c and Grave yard
tfe supply this work at Considerable lower prices than
any other establishment in the country. -.5r .-s.s
Please Give me a call and examine my work.
4 'e"7e o ~ MICHAELJ J. ROHAN, N -r.
/: Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. 4 y u. II
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Rooks, { stationary. Variety Goods, So. %
TIME Subscriber thankful lor the liberal patronage exte
Died to him, begs to the OF
Ing School Medical Theologiea Historical and p1d mis-
books Wall and Window PaIers and Variety Goodss-
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing topurchase In quantities, every lnducement VIII
be ioi1efed IN prices and tctths; y ll :.
RAGS taken Ia exchange paid for in cash, at the highest
aleS'sala. ~ s.'- sSsz JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Augs af.-tfe eE9 sH7f W. 81 Monroe Street. 2
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AND PIETSRURG RAII.
!. " ROAD. -''' -N
49, lzss szs k4

"a and AFTER Wednesday, June 10Th, 1882 Passenger
n Tor
vile and intermediate stationsI $40 p M, AccOmmodR
I1 9 e RaSsn s aS st5S9F F.
ce1sand Stepping At = az stations R.., m r,p for
TSe $40 Express TTan rom Clsyeild, connects daily
with following lineA to wit: At hudson, with tho
Rayenna with Wards Line q -Four Horae Coaches for
warren Alliance with the Ohio and Pcnnsyl Rail
Road at Bayardi with hacks for novef, New Fhadelph1
FOR PTTTSBURG.-The $40 A. NJ, Express Train,
elegant side Wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Faro from Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn
syiyana Railroad, S4,OO s5. '''S''i eN ~ -"
Fareirom Cleveland Pittsburgh, byway orwesvile,
arc tiekeed through, and their baggage
fs aH9sE9 K So ~ W. ExpTsss
Cleveland connects at Welsvie with the spended side
wheel steamers, WINCHRSTER and 9lURNAL for
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing, and arrtV
RETURNiNG.-fa:S6 P. NJ. Express Train, connects
and Pennsylyania Railroad at Alliance and Hudson with
| thS Akron Branch Railroad.
Passengers leaving Pittsburg at o'elodk a iI and
Wheeling at ocIockA ,ilL take the 1895 p M Ex
press Train from Wesvie and arrive at Ceyeiands In
lime to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York.
via DunlEiTk and Buffalo,
Also for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Racine MILWAUKEE,
a1s tee or pIrTsRURGH in
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" and on tho following night can be In or
The Accommodations Train leaving Ravenna at O'Clock
A. NJ, connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
morning Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus and
/ Cincinnati Railroad for tho South, .l e .,. 49,.
\ REruRHIH0 Accommof tion Train leaving Cleve.
land at $40 M connects vita the Express Train from
Cincinnati Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
Il Clevsland June II, '5a t st' Superintendent.