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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-09

The HAIR.-It is great mistake to plat the hair Of
children under eleven twelve years of age The pro-
of plating or less strains the hairs in their
roots by pulling them tight; tends to deprive them of
their requisite supply of nutriment and checks their
growth The hair of girls should be cut rather short
and allowed to curl freely When they about eleven
twelve the hair should be twisted into COIL not too
tight tied at the end with thin thread but with
piece of ribbon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-09

To prove the antiquity Of the name the same savan
Observes that in the temple of Osiris, Egypt was found
the of Pharaoh Smithosis being the 9th in the
18th dynasty of the Theban kings. He was the found
er of the celebrated temple of Smithopos Magma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-09

JOHN SMTIIs.-John Smith is sort of omniprcsence.
learned scholar contends for the universally of John
Jmths not only in own, but among all lands
Commencing with the Hebrew, he says they had no
Christian Names and consequently Johns-in Hebrew
the name stood simply Stent OR Stemh. In other ma
tons however, the John Smith is found full one and I'M
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pB@REGIMEYrAL HEADQUARTERS VoLuNrEERs

b1y" REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS,
WASHINGTON 2s lS5SThe President having engaged
ceve the officers proposed by their resolution Of the 10th
his from Bedford Tuesday the 10th
anticipate favorable the proposition
be submitted it that the officers be assembled for
structon previous To that occasion
The ocers OF all grades belonging the volunteers will therefore
mbc the evenings OF Tuesday the 81 Friday the 9th
tho hour TX O'Clock the Columbian Armory
tn meetings reports will be submitted OF the condition
the several compae view tho reorganization the
pse and officers sufficiently report
frankly their determination qualify Themselves without delay
their respective dutes the puncua attendance all is therefore
recei.
Encouragement viii immediately be given the
cha.ars pied TO consist young between IS
80 OF select their officers and be armed when
nhcd by the with breechoadng rifles arbnes and
They will form the company
BATTALION aud be drilled according TO IIardee's system
Young citizens belonging the several Gre
who well qualified themselves by their
engines and by their endurance and bravery os
tho company tho battalion of artillery
their officers.
BY order Of Colonel Hickey
July 30--cod H. n. ODER, Adlutan
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PoxrlcAL READNGs. We hear general commendaton
Of Mrs Blunts readings at the Smithsonian Wednes
day night last and take pleasure in announcing that
another opportunity Of seeing and hearing her will be
given this evening when it is expected that much
larger audience will attest their appreciation of her emf
nent ability Mrs. Blunt has pressing claims upon
the citizens of Washington from the fact that she resides
amongst them, and we highly pleased to that
they recognised and that there every disposition
to satisfy them Don't forget the rich treat offered 10
night. eft
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Aug
S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--TIIE


~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN NiuRTED This Gin,
distilled III london from sound harley under the surveillance of the
B excise laws, delcatey favored with ncure Of the Italian
berry, and the valuable
table kingdom rendering opinion the mcdi
cal men, the purest and safest smuant rec drink
It's delicious toc Of soft and delicate navor differing
from other Gin aud devoid OF that harsh acrid which
dera th cc known Holland Gin Schnapp
Though not intended medicine ills
generally IN cases OF spca Gout rheumatism Dropy Gravel
Coo Cholera Fever Aguc Structure Diseases the
tho kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility, whilst
weaker sex VIII bnd by ts adoption relief
ing annpyances which frequently attend their dcat
Dr. Valentino Mott Of New York tho highest reiini tn,lory,
onoances ARIhSS LoNDpN fpRGAf GIN "na only
obcr butc hest article Of tho kind he has seem
IL peculiarly adapted settlers in the southern and western
Scs well NJ for travellers exposed changes
For sale cents and thirty eight
by all drusgs frutcrcs and country
mutations. Buy only CHARLES. NONE UIIIEI IMPORTED
May be had in Washington Of Ford Brother Daniel Clark
Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York
EDMUND 9. CHARLES, Importer,
Var lily 40 Broadwsy, New York,
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CoLIscroxs orucs Chr ~ -, y,v IN 1855
THO TAX-PAYERS.-Ab b. c. ornunt nav
- non An reby given the year 1905
payable this Office aud that the law allows an
eight per paid on or sofe
the day Of September next
prevent being delayed IN the crowd usu
ally during Of the abatement tax
call their bills at an earlier day
July 20--oodtd JAS " HALIFAX tohcctor u
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LNOR RENT-The tbree-story brick dwelling at
the eouheast corner OF 12b
dry cellar has stable and carriage house attached
viii be low possession Immediately
Inquire A. Tamsrv No 43T street between 9th 10th
OF AZ No ~ west wing Of Patent Office.
A-eod3i
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A6y- Mrs. BLUNT's READINGs.-In compliance with
the request mbcr Of persons, Mrs Blunt has
the Smithsonian Institution this (Frlay) evening
Admission SO Tickets be had the door the
principal bookstores. Aug
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DEpFoRp SPRINGS. -lThis welI- known. ana De.

.
ng SUMNER RESORT will be opened for tie re- epon Of
until the i OF october
spacious buildings erected last now uy
establishment has furnished IN su-
accommodations viii be a character not
eclled In part OF the United States.
under the management OF Mr. A g. ALLEN,
experience attention TO his give
the Of comfort ana Kind treatment
In addition of deemed TO
passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chambersburg.
company made extensive arrangements supply dealers
and indy WATER by the barroi Arboy
in bottles, at the following prices al the springs viz
For n barrel muberry ..,. a.
For a do oak ....... ,.-., 8
For 4 do mulberry ............... 90
L do oak ....... 90
C,rboy 10 gallons 20
Bottles 4 pint per dozen 90
carefully prepared that purchasers depend
upon receiving the fresh and sweet,
should be addressed TO
THE BEDFORD MINERAL, SPRINGS Co,
June 3O-d4w Bedford county Pa,
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ON CHANGE. Tho offerings Of produce at the corn
exchange says the Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday rpey
ngy increasing, end yeSptday there was more actv
W manifested IN the market than have noticed for
some weeks The quality OF the wheat was, we were
sorry to notice, generally inferior and lof this cause Tho
quotations siyen N oar commercial report not fair
indication Of the market Prime white wheat for han,,
-four would readily command 81 80 There was an in
creased demand for com, and prices indicated an adj
vance there was no prime yellow efv,sd, which can
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be quoted at 80 cents Oats have ALSO advanced consd
embly and there were sales at so cents.
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WANrEp.--The trualoes nf \

TNEACHER ED.--The trustees of the
u Rockville Academy, in Montgomery county Nd wish
pcfinanenty gentleman qualified principal
sitpton and woNent In the Latin and Greek languages
personal Interview with the candidates
shcr scholastic aanmens together
character, will be required
Applications will be received instant
when an election will be made for the
the list Of September
rue Rockville Academy endowed
he principal reoe ,eo pr annun from tho State fund three
nnhs OF the triton fces.
Tho town or Rockville Is 1h mos
turnpike with daily communication for
beal'ti and Possesses many social advantages.
by order az the board & RICHARD j. pOwJF
Aig 8-3mwtnt sccrcs-u
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WTAsHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.

NAV AS1INI IUN !.
CIpaal $780, 900
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
only company Washington having its char
Risks buildings merchandise furniture &C. taken al the lowest
the actual capital the company the individual liability
clause Of the charter renders the private fortune OF each sohode
liable for losses.
Onice-Cornur Of Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth
VIM y, Bayly, Benz. Beal, Francis Noaun,
james r. Halliday Hudson Taylor, VIM. orme,
Samuel Bacon, Joseph Bryan, NJ W. Gait
N. B.--No charge made for policies.
JAMES c MCGUIRE, President.
RATION d. HANSON, Secretary. june PLY
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t'AMlLl CoA1.--lust received one thousand tons
aeie Coal Tor general family purposes pre-
i"r.u W our oiucr u. n W. NJ GAIT,
SuH ot-tVU NV corner 18th c sts. No 5s7.
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AMERICAN ARr.Wc yesterday enjoyed the proud sat
isfaction Of beholdng at the ewe of Mr. Samuel
Lewis of the most exqusitely finished and magnif-
Gently massive silver sets that has perhaps reflected
credit the American art 1t consists of six separate
pieces, each bearing the following inscription .'The
President OF the United States to Captain Thomas Scott
of the British ship Hcreordsbire for his humane zeal
and successful efforts in rescung the passengers and
of the ship John Gpin from the pers of the
1855 This gorgeous specimen of American skill viii
not only acknowledgement OF the heroic
ycos of noble and intrepid Britain in rescuing from
watcry grave at great peril the passengers and Of
the Inflated ship, but it will also stand model piece
OF artistic skill to challenge the criticism and tho adj
miraton of both hemsphcres We are especially proud
that it is tho production of a Washington artist
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beg INTRODUCTORY LECTURE--The Introductory to
Abstinence
Society VIII be delivered by Rev Dr. T. Ufole, sunday
ming inst, O'Clock Temperance Hall.
will their hail O'Clock
procession o'clock precisely
lie res lectiully invited attend Abundance
II. e. MCLAUGHLIN, Chairman
J. j. KANE, Secretary. Of Committee
6--3t* +. states x Star
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VITANTED--Printers and Edtors.--The propri-
wv tho well popular weekly The Rural
Missouri and would Ike TO dispose
the office and This opportunity as Is the only paper
the Kind in the South and the only wealthy
lou county Population the alone about 900 Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box 1927, Baltimore.
AGONY may be sentt TO wishing IL.
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nor TIE SPRINGS. AND ONO

JNOR THE SPRINGS--BALTIM0RE AND OHIO
i RAILROAD. --BERKEiEY, BEDFORD, CAPON, J0RDANS
tickets from Washington.
passengers from
Washington the Northern Virginia and Bedford Springs.
SPRINGS Morgan county, Nirgna take the
through leaving Washington except
Sundays stopping Johns Run 124 miles from Baltimore
from the Springs by good road Fare to Sir
So 49, Sir Johns by and Berkeley be
The leaving Washington at 10, connects
with stages Johns station p
passengers reach the Springs before midnight
SPRINGS bedford county ylvania by
Washington Is, 80 for Cumber
thence miles Bedford The
leave morning O'Clock arriving
dinner a the Springs. Fare through 81 rs.
SPRINGS Ilarpcrs Ferry,
Winchester raroad,) and
sHANNoNDE SPRINGS (l3 miles from Iarper's Ferry,
will take the mail 10,
Iarper Ferry, with the Winchester
CAPON SPRINGS take the 49, Winchester
for % nes arriving Cpon for early Fare
to Winchester, So.
Washington by 10 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
spend Sunday Berkeley, Washington
m Monday. T. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
W. p SMITH, Master OF Transportation. July 2l--3w
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SUMMER RESORTS.

T0NESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHAIlbEAf
81 Springs county, North
healthy and pleasant .seuon Of The eoin 10 nj
Depot the Raleigh CASTOR which
Wilson viii keep and handsome htfs
81 se ready passengers directly the springs
will be opened Tor the reception visitors
the 18th day of june, 1865
For board per month go. ........ ESQ 90
% week ................. 10 co
q iav L.. ........... ....... 60
Horses per month y 20
:. day II 80 II. ...... ....t.. 1s
children years IL half price
daily mai win be brosgh the Springs during the season
JrsH zs 1888 w d JONES, Proprietor
July T-2ra2taw
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EDUCATION.

TIME UNION ACADEMY The exercises of this
Il weLknown Iustin,on will be Of sepem
Der, 1883 Y. RICHARDS, Principal
July 3l--lmd
pal Mrs RICHARDS, gives tla
Institution will be resumed the st OF September 1853
July Blind
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sermit you please most respectfully 10 invite at
above; this conncxon that
largest operators Of Blankets market,
cay White Grey Blankets superior qualify and low prices
for r. & Is.
3--l0tdh
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IN j. & w. NJ. GAIT, Steam Fire-Wood Mill,
and General Fuel Depot foot Of Ira street Office N W.
corner 18th and streets, No. 547.
Prompt personal attention given to all orders,
In looreI and rooted yards
lbs to the
All will accompanied with bill delivery the
expected unless positive tho
DON 3l--l0tn
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STOVE WO0D--Manuihotur to order at
ID GAI,IS Steam Fire.Wood Mills foot of 18th street
Office, n. W. corner of 18th and .treets No 547
July 31--l0tr '.
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STEAM FIRE-WoOD MILLS, foot of Seventeenth
~ street \. j. w. NJ. CALF Proprietors.
orders be left at the Mil the ONCE W 18th
and streets No SAT- square soeth Of Pennsylvania
July 3l--1ouf
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. toI.-Meets Masonic Han,
corner Market and the rA and tir Nom
sAyeveninss each month g. W. saiTs, W. NJ; Ater
ana.r Lasghfia, seeretary.
wheeling Lodge No. l2S. Meets Is above on
s''s and tatrf Thursday evening each month. r. A.
0aaStllSoEH, w A.; S. ". Pedrson, Secretary.
wheeling uni0n. .Chapter Ne. 19.-Meets As
so0rs on the secoHd Monday evening Of eaehmOnth wG
SeorT, H. P.i S. ". PsdnsoR, seeretaEy
Wheeltns RneaunPment Ne. Meets as
sssreon the 0st1 Monday evening Of each nOath ".
s,a.o 4 .Lariag. Recorder.
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PENNsYDVANIA RAILRoAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Altar
4 tic cities with WestsTn, North Western and south
Western States by continuous R9ilEay dFscI This road
also PittsbuFh uth daily line Of STEAMERS 70
all ports the Western Rivers and At Cleveland auSan
iusky with stFalaers to all ports the NoTthyM
rotte by which PREIGHT BE Forwarded and from
the Great HeSt. f.l4I. .,ii Iu 30 tlEtr
RATES BEFWREN PHILADELPHIA AND PIFFsBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-BOots, Shoes, Hats and1
1 Sos.s sSd 9Oc 100 rs
Feathers, Rura, Observation-Disclosures. &C.
SECOND. CLASS = Domestic Sheeting,
DrnS sI sssI iiST'sg iStse TSc per leo hs.
lin rolls OF bOxss)WOOl ana sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD OLASS.-AnviIs, Steel, Chains On
caHksO Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, Ealted a. - ,oo ~.
Goose or In casks, lTObneCO manilfsct ctn- " ~ - -
ed, Sexeent eisaTs oTeutl ke &c.
FOURTH CLASS-COnee ,FIsh, Bacon ,EIeefl
and Pork lin casks boxes, Rrd) eo, ,,,o a.,
Lard Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger - = Nv u.s.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin, &c.
FLDUR.-4l, per bbl. until further notice l.-
GRANIn loads IS cents per lup lbs, untI further
notice.
cUTfON& per bale not exceeding 500 bs weight, untl
further notice .stf
Es 10 shirpng goods from any point Of PhadeI-
pha, be particular TO MARX packages Ci PtliHs Etdhtd
Railroad" All Goods cOnsigncd 10 the agents
at PhadePhia or Pittsburgh, viii be forUaFded without
detention.
FREIdIT AoENTs-O Evans - Kilby street Boston;
Clarke, No Astor House, aud No William John
MeDOnAld No Battery Place. NJ WORK Pierce &CO Zaneg
vile, o; Irwin and SprinsmAn BTOWn Cincinnati, o;
Carter lsWett Louisville, Ky; O'Rsy Co. EFans-
willie, Ind; X Sass, Louis, No; Harris WOrmfey
Me phis, Tenn; Leeeh Co. Chicago, ILL., L Glass,
WaSne lnoi snsydgrl Phila; Magrav KOenS, Balli
more; - A Stewart Pittsburgh
u. Il. HUSTON. GEM freight Agent, Phlad
B1y1 HI. LOMBAEteTY supt-, Altoona Pa.
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4S5I7S.1 q 7aisas.-p 1875.
q - .5esls izs5 ~
PEN RAILROAD!
lNAyINTER ARRA EAEST, On and afier NIoudaY. pc
THE FAsr sail TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
tinis, arriving Ia PhiadsipHia q II 80 y sl
THEENPREss TRAIN leavss th5 station every evening
At 9.4U.- s ff Is Il,, - -. 3 -
The JOhnsoEn AeeOmmodation train Leaves PftsbuTsh
daily except Sunday, O'Clock, .. NJ, stSnpiag an
stations, and running far Ooneuiaugh.
mediation Train Turtle Rridze RAVES daily
Train turtle Greek, leaves leaves daily, Sunday eI-
eePted, at ES0 p The Tdra AeeSmulodHton Train for
Rstanias Fras arrive "a Pis.sSaTsS s5t Is SolSls
press - p -; Mall SEQ a p; JOhIHtOEn Areo1anoda
second y ~ Third AeeonnOdation, Gle
Tr4ins for BaFgEile and Inanpy connect aIrsylis
IntsEseeon with Man Tran East, train West and
Pittsburgh and OOunellsVe Trains, stoppnat all STA
tons on me PsbpEgh aud CoPRsyls Head leave daily,
press Train, p IseturnluF PItisbufgh
ana rOnpsllsyo koaai arrive - Ptssslsh IS \ n, and
travelling VIII Ghd IL greatly to their interest
u s9ans or west % tr9Nst ~ t1s tall'
passed on any other route As the road is baasted with
y, speed aud comfort, a who may favor hisTOaH with
Pare to New York. k.................... .S1S 90
. - PhlAdsIphia =. .-..--, ...-EsiO ~
:. :. hss%Srs,.' *
It1 " '' harrisburg. ...!........ ..-.-g.. z -
baggage checked TO all Stations the PennSElyHDa
Ten CeitS In addition 20 the Station rates, from Sta
NoIIesia case oflos. tha Company win hoi, thya-
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
r. B-Te Excelsior omAbus Line has ern employ ed to
convey Passengers nj and from the Depot, At
ehargs NOT to exceed 20 cents Tor each an bag
Tof Ticket. apply to /. =. =. .srExAR1. Aren't,
.'~ Atthe p RI Passenger station,
tanl ne7I on lAbeTty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh
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cHUKCHEs OF WHEELING.

for the information of visiting city we pub
l tie following list Of The dncrent Churches, and their
imv aud place Of meeting II there any mistakesi
EilmaEr Tie necessary correction with pleasure:
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TRANSPOR ORT ALTON.

4s57,S.- q aaissss-p d, 1875.
q -
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NeW Books. StationerY. q.

TAAiEs c. ORK No. Iii Maitfst 6ss Is6ve 20 sai tl
- attenten Of uhosals and retail pufEnseFs OF f1Oka
and sationAEy g his Pan yz= sopl
Books % Al kinds. from the primary highCs cCliete
elasstes; Miscellaneous Book nteissuesl Dfan EooE,
Copy Books, Architectural Books (nsV pthogs 1fyiho
dtst1 Feey Baptt nnd Christian EyLn Books IA
gai0n let q bndlne Family Hlblss eFth from 81 e
eto. FOest do. q all styleas DG-G booh.keepilE aud
lAnks Jenny Lind Pens. ntueFs % Gioit,s
famous =s T. Ink tArnoldsl sud Inl-sthns u
VARIOUS StFtF- Mule Bouks % various anLi0rt-Saks
bath Hyll, g late boek Allas In graf variety. Tay
BuokHs 5u Ta- Blank BOOs every VaFety: fS.
res Tor ISIS, 1eoi sndaaA of - stylss, IeeS
aPtettsr And Sots PaPefst Of iHeFet ldes an qal.
ties.
GOLD PEaS-We wish % eau espesal ttsntion 20 car
large and we'll selected lol a Prg. Having darostd
Of AL our ola Etoeg EVHEE Pix GqE oasrs e NE and
almost even No q - 0-stgn
- stock 81 Pens ~ the city, Oss In want of superior ar
tfeie cannot fan % he suited.
We would eail the attention of the EFdErsfu gaFffef
20 oar stock Of FANCY STATIONERY which We puIsIls
expressly Ter telT atio, that nofI
q ts la sHa 5allty hss heEeofore teIfS
HLs-ase ealt aud examine Tor y0lTstErtf.
isof - llu llly Kept IN tit Bi5i
and statlonesy line can nov be had Al -sIsssi -
1A1fEs. O. OTIS
seHls III Nain 81, WhsslBg, Va
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! TR!ANsPO PORTATIOlN,,l. { II
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel.
. 2 -s ing Railroad.

IL 't4-Irt lrllt1lf -
2
0E aud afst NOndes January 2s lsOs trains win as
" follows;
~ 'sei LEAVE cLRvRLAND:
l;00 a. NJ Man Train, st6Pplhe at all staons
PitlshutBh Al I;4D.P n, and At nrisspoFt T:2i
Pm.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
300 A. 81. MA Train, stopping At al regular statiors
f ~ fi lPoFt Homer. soans, and Deep Kun dag
fi-t, Stations for AL passenger tTalns. At
~ Cleveland at 3bS II and AZ bridgeport at
2s5 p NJ Express Trsn, stopping regular stations;
arrives at BFidg' port at 7:24 Psi.
LEAVE RRtDGEPoRT:
1880 A. NJ Express Train stopping at regular stations
Elpe (Dsetl Hun Sio9ns; PORT Homer hFE sgs.
I IN :1J ~. at fBSS,laa At ass
225 r NJ Mall Train, stopping at all Stations and arrives
i, egaii Il AZ Pttsburgh - Tg4OPM. 1eIfasl
But train daily to CleEslRnd-lsaves Bridgeport at
1894. II ,lfli
ts0gl easeoi ,d COunecIionB. .i.HtI
Connections made by all through trains follows
At Cleveland with trains for Toledo Detroit hcar and
the Nort-west; aIso Eric, DnnEiTK, BuIal0 Niagara
Falls and Canada. Elf zfs1.4i
At Stsubenvle and BeIalF, with the SteubenVs Indi-
and Central Ohio Railroads. for OadE, Coshoeton New
ark Zapesrie, Wilmington, Lancaster C0la
bus CipcinnRti, Indianapolis and 81. Louis.
At Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland; Harpefs Ferry, Baltlmnrs Washington City
Local and Through Tickets purchased the vari-
Gus Ohces the e; also at the Union 1eket Once,
posite lie Leyee YheepE Va and at the Union once,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio. .tt
Superint. ndahrs Once, Q < P q R, JAMES FARMER,
/ i. fsQ Cleveland