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CHRISTIAN CnARITY.-Rcv. Uurl

CHRISTIAN CHARITY.-Rcv. IIurn,
preaching last Sabbath on this subject, refer
rcd to the Atlantic Telegraph Cable as the
spinal column ola broad, Worldwide Chris
tian Charity. 1t was happy thought. When
shall the time come, when we shall not be
forced to say with Tom Hood:
:. Alas FOR the rarity
OF Christian Churicty
Under the sum-
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MARTIN koszTA.--rhe Bolton CTexas) In
dependent says that Martin Koszta, instead
of having recently died in INDECENT crcum-
stances in Guatemala, is now living in Medine
county, and we'll of.
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are dissolved our earthly joys am sorrows
md, ard we steep into the valley Nd shadow
OF death never to return. If we hay loltrred
away our time have not secured yourselves
the Attendance Of the Shepherd Israel,
alone and sad we must 60 into acountrv
whence 10 traveller returns. But iiliEc Our
dear d, parted friend we have rcmeuA cd our
Creator in the days Of our youth. an early
and fithiully con>cnratyd our time All alice
tons to Him the stars that will lightup Tic
evening Of life will he rs windows troagh
Which, we may behold crowns Of nrycraIng
slory-tho general ASSEMBLY Of the Glitch Of
The first born.
''-Sure the last end
o. the good man is peace! How Qlm
His exit.
Night dcwS, fa'l not more gently to the g%cnd.
Nor weary, wogn-out winds expire 50 Sot
EiEion. II. i, /,
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EARTHQUAKE IN New HAMPSHIRE. HOLD
ness, n. H., Aug. 2l.-A shock of all earth
quake was experienced here day, shaking
the houses. but causing no serious damage.
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THE AUTUMN DAYs.-The cool morn
ings and evenings Of this week remind us Of
Bryant'S familiar lines:
-" The melancholy days are come,
The sLddest of the wear"

But the poet was wrong there. They are
neither melancholy or sad. Like rich, ripe,
mellow fruit comes the Autumn. n OF the
gay blossom Of childhood, not the ever rest
less, changing leaf of green youth. but the
calm, mature quiet of a ripcned manhood
Manhood with its steady purposes, its bcnev-
olent large charity and its broad genial views
Of men and things. Welcome the Autumn
time, its leng thcning evenings, when IA fire is
built on the he arth, and the girls look 50 nice
and cosy, and the boys find such pleasant
cheer.
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1.-THE Peoples Party of Wilmington
have nominated John Rice for Mayor. The
locofocos have nominated Thomas Young for
the same office.
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DRESS MAKING,

NRS. L1UIf VI. RUSSELE respectfully
L'l informs the ladies Of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds OF FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence of her
father (John Janncy.) second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, l85S-tf
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Love honor health and beauty. are Thy sEoil
~ "'nGIrn,'i h"hor a'-r :. '"pg'';
RI l,j ~ ",." ia i",i's si' ;' r
cn,cmrs a,' tr,, rer;. ,f,is '''' i''''
Alike triumphant Z. er the tomb and Thee
1T Is II" ne" thouSht '',at 'he Sorr"S at-
Tenant on seeing one cn.Ied away IN the
Sriihg-llhe oil lie, whose chiISti"n gtaccS and
intellectual cndoWmcntS had awakened high
hopes OF his future usefulness i'll the Church
al God, and in the world, acquire additional
poignancy. and, seem to awake u more thar
usual suffering and sympathy.
1t was the privilege of our departed friend
to enjoy the instructions of maternal ,,irtv
under Which iioinrd with the rosur mi,,istr,
which he attend IN ,t an ea,l,. ,or La .,r.,,...
to l,,vo nroft,.l and h.v, L.,n tho s,iti,ot
- .,,;,.,,.. ;,,,,,,.,;,,,., u.l;ah ai, ~, ";
,, ,.> t,.'t "'
", e'e' way 40 Nv III Se"'''
""'" ~ S'"""'' III" ''"'"''a VI 'ecreh'ioi
were c'"cty e'np'"He ca III He.G"l,'9 some ISc!ui
book or III dong some uStinl thing and at
home ne ever manifested an orderly deport-
mcnt and more than usual SObrirty and rcfcc.
ton.
A: lG years Of age he entered Delaware
College and graduated at the commencement
in July, 1851, with high honors. His college
career was marked by a uniformly dignilrd
and orderly dcmcanor, pure mo,al.ty, a
steady attention to his college duties, and a
diligcn, cultivation of his varied pow ers. My
| acquaintance with him commenced soon after
his cullpre course was comI,lctpl and wrll do
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G-An effort is making in Arkansas to in
duce the Legislature to compel the whole COL
ored population to leave the State.
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e.,i'r. GsETt

nNthc l3'h Of July,a dark b. iudl, COW,
with white face and lIIac horns; was
apiugna when she LETT. and may have Il
calf by her side; was bought Of W. Boyd,
Esq. near North East, Md. list Spring, and
When when Let seen was going ~ rlit
direction. 4 liberal reward will br pail ipr
her return, or any inform ltiun Of her
whereabouts. ! the subscriber.
WELLER NANRtSS,
Battle swamp Post Office, Md.
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Seminary for Young Ladies,
No. CAREY Street, ncar Ftanhiiu Square.
Il \ J. I NJ o r E.
Miss Jane Cumming, Principal.

Miss Jane Cumming, Principal.
Miss NJ. Patterson, In the Primary Department
Mons L'lluilior, Professor Of French
otto SutrO, Professor of Music
Emil het Professor of Drawing & Painting.
TE'ilS Boarding and Day School will omen on the
j FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER in the
commod!ous residence which has been purchased
expressly fer School purposes. Particular atten-
ton is called to lis desirable locaitv com
Inning the advantages OF the country with those
OF the city. In this seminary advantages will be
afforded for acquiring superior Education -
Teachers and Professors Of experience and skill
will give instruction in the various branches Of
thorough Education. Careful mental and moral
training. aided by iudicous plans is die basis Of
THIS system Of Instruction The discipline will be
intelligent, mild. firm The manners. morals. and
The disposition Of the heart will be cultivate with
assduty. regular record will be kept of the
conduct, and proficiency Of tue scholars with n
view to incito TO correct department, and per-
severing industry.
IEgMS FOR THE S,rOI ,eTrf. Nr,p
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N1'EsEtE.
II ENRE CLAYTON,
EoaV0E EsNEEEGN. iIN.

ID Il y l. i r n G r. AIN
A ND AGENT for the sale of Port kcnnc-
Ady Lime. The highest cash prices paid for
heat and Corn delivered at any point On
the Chesapeake Delaware Canal.
II Lime delivered At any point on the
Canal, Delaware Philadelphia and Bllti,
more Railroad, OF bohemia, SaSSatl3,S or
Lik klVer. Aug. %, lSjS-3m.
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The Steamer Fort DeDesit,

CAPTAIN D. w HITE,
A R1 will leave Port Deposit at
eG;:sYfaAI4 9.45 a. M, . and A p. NJ,
hsa'f'zaaS-4zz5h connect ng with the cars
at IIayre de Grace.
Leave Havre de Grace at II a. M, $3.50
and lisp. M. DAVID WHITE.
June 26, 1858
SCOWS FOR SALE.
nAVID WHITE has Q SCOWS he offers
~ at Private Sale. The small one carries
u cords Of wood, the large one 20 cords
He will sell low, as he has no use for them.
June 90. DAVID WHITE
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Gle Gefil lDbio.
ELKTON, AUGUST %, 1858.
" The following Dispatch was published

w. The following Dispatch was published
in the city paper Of yesterday. 1t is the
first news telegram over the Atlantic Cable ::
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
~ ATLANTIC TELEGUArH.
TEN DAYS LATER TREATY OF PEACE
BETWEEN CHINA AND THE ALLIES
-MUIlNY AT BOMBAY SUBDUED.
NALESrlA, Ireland. August %, 1SjS--Iy the
arrival of later adrices from India and China at
London, We have important intelligence to trans
nit
A treaty Of peace has been concluded with
China. England aud France to be indcmni-
fled for the expense attending tho war.
Bombay dates to the 18th of July. say that the
muiny was being rapidly quecd and subdued
The Lon"on papers of yesterday (rucsIayl had
long aud intel, sting report by Mr.. Bright, the
company engineer, on the Atlantic Telegraph.
The steamer Asia will leave Liverpool for New
York, On Saturday.
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TERMS FOR TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,

No pupil received for less than five months
Pupils may enter for ut any time, though it is very
desirable that they should enter at the opening Of
the School.
TERMS FOR BoARDIDG PurILs:
list. The scholastic year commences on the first
Monday of September, and closes the last of June
2nl Boarding with Tuition in all the English
branches. payable quarterly in advance, $3.50.
Sd. No extra charge made for beds, bedding
lights and fuel.
4th. Pupils may enter at any time, it being I'M
derstood that they are responsible at the date Of
entrance to the end of the year.
9th. 1t is required that each Boarder be supplied
with towels, table napkins, silver fork, and that
each article of clothing be marked with her lame
in full.
9th. Pupils will be considered members of the
fnmily, and they will be surrounded with the
privileges and restraints, which make home
pleasant.
eth Funds designed for the use of the pupil.
should be deposited with the Principal, ana the
manner of disbursement mentioned.
oth. Parents or Guardians are requested 10 COM
municate freely, their views and wishes respecting
their daughters or wards. Their suggestions viii
be received with due consideration.
9Th. Boarders will attend the place of Divine
Worship, designated by theirparcnts and guardians
REFERENCES
Rev Il. Fuller, d. d., Rev. j. G. McCabe, Bal
timorc Rev, Dir. Armstrong, Norfolk, Va; DR..
VIM. Vaughan, Hampton. Va; Rev. /. b. Jones,
Norfolk Va, Rev Franklin Wilson, Baltimore
Rev. j. N Brown. Philadelphia, Pa; Rev. Daniel
Cumming, Vienna. Dorset county, MI; Mr.. W II.
Ryan, Baltimore; Rev j. shaver Richmond, Va;
Rev DR.. r. b. C. Howell, Nashville, Tenn Rev.
B. Manly, Jr., Rev. DR. Jetor, Richmond, Va;
Rev Dr. Plumer, Allegheny, Pa; Hamilton
Easter, ESQ. Baltimore; Or. sempIe Hampton
Va: Rev. q, I. Adams Rev. Il Y Reese, BALTIC.
r5P Further particulars obtained by application
to the Principal. lAus %, l855-Sm.
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ohitua lE.

ABRAHAMS.-On Wednesday, July IS, IS,
JOnN BAPTIST ABRAHAMS. son Of Joseph
W. Abrahans, aged % years and six
months
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s II T. 4 NJ G Q NJ p A n Y =.
DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except SIM
-selays.) for Ffavrc dc Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-ooi. l.


s5rte market is very duh and fully l0c lower, and
he demand unanlY for the supply o. the pIesSil Nls
ia7 tT az; sales 5s0o bbis u = 5G - ~ u
S fr saperne state; IS % % for extra siaie >
- r Sierne west sru; = 315 20 Tor common 10 me-
.n extra western IS 195 % inr shippiS uIalls ttI.
s,l h1D Ohio; the market closing dull aii u tliae
f-i iovgsyrar Cai adam hgur droopinE sales q -
ll n IS l0d - for suicrnc; - ado S0 lui y
,.noicu ertra Bye -four - 5 a. 49,, , = -
IRREGULAR and unsettled, tcarcey any Il
- ae11snd and unlv limited buslless d1ins tir luca
i,IiIng There l. hUWevT. some slcpa we usisiA ~
,iofer rcd western. which Il generally held a. -
irs a q az Stumn tail Is mod sTacly want "a a &c
,b holders asking S4Ggucs sales O luuu uu AZ - - lo
si i,tsn new NilWauk club 81 lt5s or new 1aladiAi
Juh which Is considerably shove M Market - - oI sN
white Michigan; - 5 az > 1T NAlae h1l.uSAs-
Rye-Nomtnal AZ so .. 3. -. 90. :, N ..
Baey-Sales sou bus prime four-roWed state Al ~ &c
arrive - a., ,... =. 80. -,
oatsEoUet Al safe for state; 552e for western and
W6isE-Te market is msr; sales GO bbls al DC 'E-
'S - at IS quiet and rm sales 20 bhls at
sic ais IS for mess; Sl4 ea ~ Tor pElei Sla ~
clear The total stock 5ll ehlS; II the same time
iast month Z4Z7i bb!ss and al The zane Time lasi
ReefIui and uncnanced; there iriing sales at
sIfal4 : flr repackod, Sl55 3 for eEEa Cheug0 mess
Total stock so packages; slue time lsl ll,h hll
prckas 3 and a. he time last yea: a'ess
Beef hams quei' small sales OF new made al Sl'i nothing
doing prime mess beet
Cut AIesis-Heayyi sales 20 hhds at ss4e for hams
o. dG1ac far shoulders
fsird-TIeavy; a 'es DO lbls - ,o3s 9llAc,
Butier-Selllu n lblc lli ohiui rs Z ioi sae-
Clees6-flrm n 6.16tsc-
StorkS-Sscsnd b1lId lower aud generally closing frm
f the hest descripti1ns Mo g. si-. Va 6s sss; Ere
G uverb IS 3lll; VI NJ u bonJs Is; Pae mail lU; Lac
~: c SIX Harlem l0as. Read f7a4s u als Gal =
ca si1Si NJ si1Si do rref iiA' Pan ls7s Z X Chi
SRI653s.
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HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR

- AIItE-ls fast becoming known and bids far To
come iaed as the following certificate Nil show II
be obtained Of the subscriber under the AmereaB
House, m tins city Puee 81 per bottle
wM- HENDERSON
HENDLssoN's HAIR RESTc7ATIvE.-The undersigned
4id on the Top OF thei heads and Their hair
ru I4tl1it growing hIn ali over their head when
81 N aenderso1 The Barber under the American ap-
pied MS 1sty ebrated Hair Resf0rafiT. an6 in sn5rt
time the JOS q HAIR stoppel and y har beean 10
grow aud row the place h-ads ast wa enir, h
haid Is covered VIII me coal on We caraIIy re-
camuehd Nj HelefSns Restorative believing n 10 be
he bes. article Of the KIND IN n ar ef "
IEWIS DODGE MD
H EDDY
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. lit.

ARRIVALS.
S.osmer Ocean Evans Doror; 55z m shinsies 40 hbs
p0ttoes 81 ass beans, hbs ffos fsh 100 bbls hour
81 bales
Prop Allsghunr. Hunt, Buifllo; ua carco.
Brg Isabella. Granm. OsyTrsu- an hhs ait G Dcsson
Schr Wiu-s the Morning. Gray Buffalo, co. bbls slit
Tracy. Chapm Co.
Schr kdi Dyer DetroT "a d shin-les, Day.
so0w Lame iock isseIt Ieiies's Island, 35 cords lime
stone, G W Calhius.
CLEARANC NCEs-
steamer Ocean Evans Dstroit, 10 pkg mdsc 3o3 lbs
n ualis 81 l'ys cheese. laI bts gss - tons
pg Anon. a. les batter bbs purkr bills OIL - tons
cut sisne. a idls chaits 81.
Prop State Caldwell Dsds fur=hs l1io i HOUR 90
unEeS glssNaTe, l0tules Isu as - srirdsiones' ~
SchT Sea Gull bradley. Bufalo; , m stayes Thatcher.
Burt \ Co.
- VESSELS Passlnslin and out Of the Lock Of
the Weaud Canal al Port Colboame c w. furnished By
the Lock Tender p Dobins, Secretary OF the Board
OF Lake Un,ieruuters:
Bound WEST, Sept. 29ih None On the s0ih-Brs
ChrIsiana; ScArs rHtsy, Maze, Carthasenian
BouSD EAST, Seut. egh-Schrs r J Gibbs, Gem. TarTy
Not p Pierce, NJ Fillmore On the S0.h-Schr Flora-
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fair Dpe.
DYING ECONONY FOR

IL bens. BASSEfr HAIR DYE. great desilerltu,n
eNpressly io5 barbers heneht Which be bought in
arg OF Snail qdes AZ niiy per cent less than you
purchase other dye the COUNTY, Bottles taf Won
have 70 pay 81 for yon get the led 81 fT cents
and 60 further for the same quantity You can get a
shade desire frum Light shade brown shade and II
black and gives the best satisfaction cusf0ers In wa
lnE- keeps natural apqearance For sale Wholesale an
Retail b WN. Z AMBUSH. i64 Superior 81
myl2du5 Regularly authorized Agent.
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
ALCO OHOL

RUM MING FLUID.
MANuFAcrURED BT $ COENING CO, Is RIVER s1AkkI'
CLEVELAND, o.
uoiaiions sept 24h Isis-Terms, Cash. Current Funds
&c per cent -....... sec per gallon, BY the bbL
IS .........g3c
qs ...--....----i6c
BURSTING FLUID-By the bbl, 1900. ---Sdc per gan
By the gallon, ---5js
Also CANPIIENE-6jc, ly the Dbl
6so BY the gallon
Ii,sse5 OIL. White Lad &C sc. The pHces Of Alcohol
change with The change ia priee OF Hishvines-
re S. CORNING co.
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coNsIGNERs
Gnarapers.

ENG r. AVING AND LITHOGRAPHiNd
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
Id FNGRSVERs AND ITTHOGR IPEhr1p,sO y, - =,
street, ,Cleveand o.
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
Fridav Evening oct ], 6 P. N. 5
FIoUR-sales loo Bbls good extra Al -
wHEAT-The market to-day has been fat Helders Aavs
- . and decline may be noted Of &c from yesterday
ce The sales are-so0J and 200 bus free on board Al
a m and s6o and 400 from store at same CARLOADS Al
3 o5. and several At si,o63s.
oATS-foibus new, very light, Al i2e.
sEEpS-A lot Of z bus Timothy sold al 81 %
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CONSTITUTE DISEAsE9
MANY diseases that Affect humanity inherited heir
looms frup the diseased bodies OF slcky Scroua
Consumption, syphilis and Fits among the
mon OF constitutional diseases Now, care not how
many the seeds OF these diseases may have
WAYS RENovATING REsOLvENr will eradicate the
bodies Of the afflicted every Particle Of diseased deposits
and hl the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RADwAY's RENovATISa REsoLvEaT should be hailed a.
blessing b. eseTy ulgter, tlIuus nuf tie land whose
infants ficted with Sares Huors, c. The - break.
Egs out aus earlyl evidence Of disease Transmitted
RESoLvENT Will eradicate every vesge OF the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
R.RR.
r R-RaduvaVS Beady Relief for Headache ,shethe
or nervous. Rheumasrn. Paralysis, LumhaFo Cont
Neuralgia TOothache Small POI, Fsvers, Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Lver
RsdWay's Ready Rebel WILL in lew minutes, change
the miseTies you suffert0 Joys Of pleasure
r. R. R-Raiway's Ren0vatlnE Resolvenf, for the cme
OF chronic seaseSsurh Scrcfulous and Syphc Com
painis Cansu mptve aid other affections of the Lungs and
Throst Indurafiun and Enlreeeuis Of paTtl EruutVe
pepsia and all other diseases arhs from antmpure state
Of the Blood.
RR R-RadEay's Regulators Will cure, eaectusliy anl
sueeifiv Cosffveness Indigestion, Inflammation Of Ia
Bowels Dys0epsia. Liver Complaint Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys Female small PoK. FeveFs
dose of RadaTs Beguiai0rs will restore 1t 10 regularly
No female should be without them
r. r. X Remeiies sold By DrussistS sveryyy yyhere-
GAYLORD q CO., and W. FISKE, AEslis clsys
lsnd, Ohio, isu7'2A
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Drugs.

G0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eavor's Glyoenne. Musk and Honey
S0ap-waTrsnted genuine-for sale BY
feb9 = W SACKRIDER-
PRUSHES-A fine assortment of
~ Hair and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes ofIv0
Bone. Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood Fursals by
feh9 =. ". SACKRlDER
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL s0rtment Just received, Eeter with great variety
d Ierfumery aud toilet artirles al
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Oot. 1


Flsur-RIariei very dhl, and transactions limited 10
the rome tic and uoutS interior, 80 bhls
IS gl5 % fur good choice extra Michigan. Indiana,
Ohio auI Canldi4u: IS . tor d Die extra
Wheaf-Duli and heavy slcs 3uu hu al 81 10 Tor No
red ILLINOIS: 81 Tor Nj Nukeo iun 81 Tor sOod
spmug. ,-. 80.
hu far 81.
Bsricy-Sitad5 NJ stss5--
RFe-Gc
Dats-t5d4cc-
Whisit -Duli and held 1i 2lc.
lanl Fre isf-U Unchaase- Soc nuur, lie On Wheai;
and lIc un corn To New TX
Recent, hf lake - houfsFlUur l0.so hhlsi whea u
Oll hu- com TO- go hu; barley s7i u; uals 6s2 hu
Shpuens by CanalFiuur "a hblss wheat 1855 bus
CON > s5l tus
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CLEVELAND, ZAAESIlLLR 4 CINGlNNAfT
RAlLROAD.
1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati RaiIrOad

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| WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" TO- ls5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland follows
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Cresflne,
Gailoa, CarsingtOn and Delaware.
$50 p VI Accommodation, stopping al all stations.
$40 N Cincinnati Night ger stopping an
tons between Cleveland and Gallon. and Al
CaIdingtnn and Delaware; also, stopping to
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Vt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvilie &C
CreSfllne, Pshureh, u wayne and Chicago Railroad
f0rFOrest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima Ft
WAYNE. Lapurte. Chicago, Sc. west. and East
for Mansfield, Wooster. Afagsillun. &c
Gallon and Beeloutane Railroad Line laron Belle
iautaine, Sidney Uniun, Muncie, Indianapolis
Terre Hauie, ,Vincennes, Evansville. Louisville
Cairo, 81, LOUIS, &C.
De aUa-e, ,Dayt0l and Cincinnati Line f0F Springfield o
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. hichmond, In
cIznapOis, Terre Haute, 81 Louis. &c; AMI a
Cincinnati with the Ohio \ Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville and all points on the Ohio
River.
Columbus I.ls Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail
Ioad, for Nenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, Ierre
cinnati. and withthe Ohlo and Mississippi Rail
road a. Cincinnati Tor Louisville. Evansville,
Caro- - LOUIS, and all points the Ohio river.
C0lumlus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanesyile
Wheeling, Gc; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urtaua, &c.
" Fur Tickets 70 all points and Information apply AZ
The Union Ticket ofee 81 Superior street, al the Pas
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IsENTs AND cONsIGNREs


Myers, Cgnfies Otis Kimhall, los Stale s'i
J. L warner, SIP. N. YORK Boston, Mas.
Geo ClarAt ~ Broad 81, CruWford Co., Ogdenshh
>. c. H0sey, New York New YORK
HoveV 4 Crawford, Oswego lWm T. Walker Toleio q
New 1orS- y r. Mathews Detroit, NH
Aiaihef Co. Chicago III Barclay Co, Milwaukee
Wis.
cONsIGNERs
LLocKER \ Co, Racine. lJ-F KIRKLAND, shsboygan
Chambeflin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
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