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THE STATE ELECTIONS.


vary little from 70 GOO
The Houssa II Assembly tAus Gar stands, opps-
s ssi "a, pemocpts as twenty-siz districts e
rhe LIST District 1. clssned by she Democrats
for searing, and by the Opposition for Carter.
The Union :ays Of the oh district: The intelli;
u aogR S Ssssa, By k soas
kemble $50, Haskin o25 Kemsle,s mai Is5
The New York Tribune of Yesterday afternoon
cisrms the election OF Hsskin by majority Of &C.
The election Of E. Strong: Dem, in the 18th
district, as the successor Of VIM F usseti. IN
claimed, and denied.
In the 14th district the vote for Congress stands:
1,Ies In 1855 the two opposition candid sfes had
-to2ether1 ,a30 majority over Mr.. Corning.
Massachusetts.
Returns Of the vote for Governor have been re-.
ceived from ali but fifteen towns, as follows :
Banks, 6ssGo; Beach, Dem, 3e 600; Lawrence,
The State Senate will stand-Democrats 3, Re-
publicans, 81. The House Of Representatives
will consist Of % Democrats and 1872 Republi-
cans. 3 .
The Congressional delegation from this State
stands Republicans, , Anti-Lecompton DEM
ocrats. The present representation stands-a
Democrats, Republicans All the new men,
bers are elected by heavy majorities. ..-.-.
In the Legislature the parties will stand az fol.
lows: Senate-Opposition, g; Democrats, 10
OppositfOn, ID, DemOCrdtS, %.
As the opposition have majority on Joint bal.
lot OF hve over the Democrats, in the Leg islature
Mr., Wright, the present Democratic u. s. Seha.
tor, will fall Of election. As to his success.
or, however, there is some doubt, as the opposi.
ton include several Anti-Lecompton Democrats
y r..i- 90. Delaware. .e,-.-. ..r
The Democrats have elected their Governor
Congressman, and majority Of the Legislature
The latter secures Democratic United States
Senator DR.. Bates, DEM, is the U. s. Senator
whose term next expires.
The majority Of DR.. Burton for Governor 1,
about 200; that Of VIM. g. Whitley for Congress,
| 40. 60. t'Et ~ -
Illinois. s-rr
The Congressional delegation stands as in tn,
present Congress-fve anti Lecompton Demo
Gratis and four Republicans.
Republicans are elected to Congress In thu
First, Second, Third and Fourth districts, and
Douglas Democrats In the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
| Eighth and Ninth districts
The Republican majority on the State ticket II
| the northern counties is somewhat reduced.
| Michigan.
The New York papers concede the election O
Cooper, Dem, to Congress In the First district
The Congressional delegation stands OPposi
| ton, Democrat.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY: :
FRIDAY ................ November ), 1855.
SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union treats Of the recent elections

Ano C"1o" ueats OF the recent elections,
saying: ~
The returns which have reached us are not
sumciently definite or positive to admit of an ac-
cufate and certain estimate of the complex ion Of
the next House Of Representatives There IL no
doubt that the House Is lost by large odds, IL we
national platform and endorse the action Of Con-
gress last winter on the Kansas question.
cit is notorious In Illinois that anti Lincoln
majority in the Legislature just elected Is not
ptr Sc Douglas majority. In a letter from a
correspondent who had just traversed the whols
STATE written on the LIST instant, the day before
the election, he sets forth the true state Of the
case Il have Just returned from a tri N tbropub
the State ! fad that there are hosts Of noo5
Democrats who will vote for Douglas cand dates
10 peat Lincoln, although they have ne cona
aenee In ihe Little Giant The election returns
Will not therefore give a very good indication of
ms strength 1t was the impression among lead
ing Democrats at Spring field that Douglas will
NOT, under any circumstances, be returned, even
Legislature. They believe that among them
VIII be found a sufficient number of members
erected TO beat Lincoln who will refuse to vote
LOT Douglas, and thus prevent the election of
The Union further considers the two 18th
muses., 'Darien and Suez, as the keys of mod
ern commerce"
Tho LnteliSeRcer replies to sundry COM
ments upon its recent editorial, by the Alex
andria Sentinel, and says:
Though il Is obvious to US tina, the De,n,c
Rev Is at present in weakly aad suffering coa-
dluon, We have never felt ourselves called IN
perform any surgical operation on il, either 10
ease us passage out Of life or to Indulge the
murder"us" inteRt 80 benevOlently Imputed 10
VS. by the sentinel. We have confined ourselves
10 simple atement of its unhealthy symp-
TOMS leaving to its favorite political doctors the
task and credit of restoring the patient by such
remedies as their sagacity and skill might be
able 10 suggest and apply Our only prescffp-
tons have been rather therapeutic than surgical
Tor, while we learn from a recent letter Of Gov.
eIh"r Wise that some among the Democratic
psysiclans are ready "to lop oil one Of the most
vigorous limhs' of the patty in the name of A
h,anhs measure, We have thought that the NAL
"dS CT the sufferer could be cured by slight alter
SlVes, such as the Protective Revenue Tariff
Land Distribution, &c, taken at first in such
shall doses as the weakness of the patients
stomach might be found able to bear AT the
proper time, when 'the party'' had sufficiently
recovered its strength TO digest stronger aijment
we mght, perhaps, recommend little .'Na-
uonai BANK as being not only decidedly W hol.
some and nntricious, bu: well adapted to prevent
tue periodical returns Of weakness under whose
repeated attacks the Democracy seems to be un-
deFSeing i gradual decline "
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ALEXANDRIA.
C'rr''p'-ss~es u n. sse,.

ALaxAssnsA, Va, Nov. S, 1883.
sines Tie close q the fairs, there has been
nothing 70 muse ous people but the energy Of
kunksi q Co, will make up The dencit by q
.eries Of srmatie e1hisitious, opening on to-
Omcer h. H. Warder on "Wednesday arrested
lad named Walter Dyer, charged with burg
lafiousiy entering the residence Of Miss Herbert,
on Ming, near Water street, and stealing there
from a number Of articles. The lad confessed
the crime, and named his accessories two
otherlads, Benz. Boswell and Edw Curran who
are yet at large. The boys sold a portion Of the
stolen goods TO a negro woman, from whom they
have been recovered. - aFfF
The Young Mems Christian Association ami.
yersary meeting. postponed from Tuesday last
BY the inclemency OF the weather, will take place
en- Monday evening next, q the Lyceum Hall.
st. Mary's Hall, the new building Of the
Young Catholics Friend Society, prosresse,
nneiy The brick work Is completed, and tht
building will soon be roosed in. IL will be n
ornament to Its vicinity.
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NEW ORLEAHs AND rHs EpIprM,c-Tbe an.
haai message Of Mayor Stith, of New Orleans
ahoass TO the epidemic, and states that since A.,
eemn'enes ment not less than $500 have been
expended, besides the disbursement, Of the ,i,v
treasury Tor The burial Of tue dead and the con.
Ve,anes OF the poor TO the hospitals and the mu,
nPlied private benefaoiions made by the cbarI,s.
be Of the city while on their daily round, Of
ueTcy "
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n~NOTICE .-Persons wi. hing to become
>lk 8 members of the Washington Ruildlng Assoc
oiation can do 30 BY application to Messrs. r. w.
Giesefns, in GeorEstovn. Michael L.sxmsn,
Coast Survey Once, and Geo.. Glorius. D. street,
will be on the first r FRIDAY in November. in the
Medcsl COLLEGE, on + street. second door from the
corner of 18th street, precisely at O'Clock p. m
CHARLES J. UHLMAN,
90 % dtNov5s 4H Secretary.
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TOn Wed nesdsy afternoon a

III On Wednesday afternoon all the boarders
at Casper Muhiman's, st. Louis-twenty-three ia
number-after partaking Of their dinner, WIRE
seized with symptoms Of poisoning. DR. V-igel
was called in, and HIDING the symptoms TO be
those of poisoning by arsenic, administered the
proper remedies, aud all the parties recovered
An examination and analysis OF the remainder of
the food the table by Or. EHno Sanders, chem.
if, showed the presence Of arsenic in most OF il.
and il was Dissolve red that its source was from
pitcher Of salt largely mixed with arsenic, and
which stood in the kitchen. 1t had evidently
been mixed by design, and suspicion rests upon
person who had been boarding in the houae
and had left in anger the morning previous. ~ :
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6roEaII-fhe Legislature of the State n,
Geossia met onthe ID instant. The Goyyrnor,s
message !. very long and quite an ultra anti bank
document. The Governor recommends the pro.
hioiion ofthe circulation Of bank bills OF de-
nom lnsiion under ten or twenty dollars He al O
advises the adoption Of a State sub treasury The
whole message Is devoted exclusively to State
affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-05

. III new comedy wa, produced at Wallack's
In New York on Saturday evening, entitled
life and manners Ia New Yorf-there are a belle
q Avenue ": fashionable scamp; fast men; an
old fashioaed uncle( BroughamI: an enterprisiug
man and various 1tber charact rs. The crit. 8
vary In their cosnmen,S upon IL The audience
was large and called out the author 1t the coz.
clu don TO cbeer him. y -
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" The Paris Pays has private advices from
shanghai TO the 18th Of August, according TO
which the mandarin Keying was not sentenced
10 death with the privilege Of committing sui
cos, as reported by the correspondents Of Eng
ish Joufuais. He was, degraded and cond mined
10 lea years confinement in the fortress orr ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-05

oxoRslA--fhe Comptroller's Report Of the
State of Georgia shows the assessed valuation O,
me property Of that State, exclusive Of Bank and
Railroad capital, to be s539, 055 III, which is an
Increase OF sily 226 Isl in one year. The number
OF slaves is i52 ,i2, valued at s2ss, i6s 927 This
IS an increase Of 5.55s since Is57.
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IL The IIouisvill. Journal says that the corn
crop has never been so large in Kentucky as the
present crop promises to be- It states that there
fields In the blue grass region estimated at us
bushels to the acre, while fields promising IS to
50 bushels are quite common,
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iD A few days ago, VIM. Jenney was muir
de ed by his daughter, In franklin county, Va
per the Floyd line. He chastissd her for SOM
misccnduct, when she picked up stone, with
which Sic " him.
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II The Governor Of Vermont has appointed
Ihursdav, the 18th instant, to be observed az a
day OF public Thanksgiving. This makes four
teen States that have named the same day.
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III A very singular circumstance happened
to young lady In Cincinnati, a few nights ago.
The evening, or rather all the day previous, she
and eyes, more particularly the latter. Judae of
Ler establishment and that Of her friends to ar d.
the morning following that during the night she
hsd become completely cross-eyed The trans
formation occasioned her no additlonaI palm, and
has been since matter of much speculation :
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T., GRAPES. GRAPEsn
Ss and 81 ss0'Aer lot Of lisa
les:; sns general variety Of ehoise g. a,s: F,ss
soss SO .v.. s q s s,h and o,b .;..
SUPER BLACK DRESS
Ggipure Dress and Cleai Princes,
II Braided Cloak and Dress Fringes, ..
Il 70 Tsssel Cloak ard ID. sss Fringes,
II Chenille Cloak and Dress Frinses,
Bssled Cloai and Dr... F1nse..
/ Ala, % a. ram Sioes md Dress FIlnses,
Our assortment Of the aGove named 6oods, par
south " New ss' SoIk in any ro'a store
no 5:eoet MAxwELL,s.
SPLENDID sTS sa s 9F oFsALL AND WIN
CLAGETT T. MAY woula respectfully announce
rene sna
Rich LKs S1'Esd H& AZ IDS Wool
EN- DhESS GOODS, we have . splendid assert
ment, Just received, per last steamers, from Eu =
In RICH sHAwLs AND MANTLES,w we hare
Of he ladies' of Washington. GeorEetovn and Alex
e5ob soH YSREs s SSSPso EINE
ING ARTICLES, HOSIERY. AND GENTLE
MEMS WEAR,oaI stock is full and complete in
We have on hand full stock Of fine BLANK
SERVANTS WEAR.
Heavy Twiiled Virginia Blankets
Best quality Virginia Plaid Lineeys.
BestqualIty and 6 PULLED Cloths,
HEAVY TwIlled Flannels. In white.
Blue, Red, and Gray for ser wants,
Blue Osnahurg Calicos, and other heavy goods,
suitable for women's wear.
HI We haze bat one price. All goods in store
are marie in plain figures, the lowest casa yr,es.
from tchirh trc cdRa OF dertdte. Bro. 80.
Citizens and STRANGERS cordially invited to call
IA M nn at nk ~h Inh II Ill
CIAGETT Il MAY,
Extensive Dealers in oil kinds of r oreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, corner Pa. avenue and
Sth street. no 81
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Vfe .UUU OF ELEGANT
DRY GOODS,
CARPETING, OIL CLOTH,
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Cans.

CoMPRIsING AN AssoRTMENr UNsURrassED IN
VARIETY, BEAUTY AND RICHNESS,
At Prices Entirely Unprecedented.
Our Stock will include every description and do
departn ents-a feature of our busiRess which Will
oommeId itself 10 those Who wish to purchase
many styles and descriptions Of Gods not to be
In DRY GOODS we name
Mousseiins Robe Les, Robe Duties,
LANES. of the most beautiful and modera pro
The best ca coes %sfrsntsd 10 wash without.
fidlng, at 10 cents,
~ csnt Colt ms at 10 cents,
Irlsh Linen of the best mikes, wn anted perfectly
500 dozen J. & p. Coats Spool Cotton.
$50 ShswIs; which for beauty Of design. quality. and
nt Ws hoyP ic iss cannot be sgrPas ed In the
CAssIMEREs. CAssINETTs, PULLED
CLOTHS and LINSEYS. The stock of these
in the city. - 'A' '"''r'-'
q. SsN i,NfS ~ sgE \ DRAW
NES rs Just from auc:l0n, very cheap.
Splendid CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS and
RUSS, from auction, which We are .ellinE at Nsr
HATS AND CAPS.
9ssS% ssset93 mas been made from the
Ing seasons which We are prepared To- loWef than
any other honss IN the city.
,-, BOOTS AND SHOES.
IN TINS lire We are well supplied, and special ca
hiss been taken to select Glass of each that will
give satisfaction we have complete as sortment
of Ladies, Gentle mems, Boys. a, d Childrenss
GaIters, Fancy Shoes, Boots, and ubbers of the
best qualify. at our usual low prices also. our usual
fall ste OK Of heavy boots and for yants
warranted TO We Satisfaction.
III An examination Of our stock and prices in
every department solicited, fcal great oon6 :
dsroe IN promising many unsurpassed adyantas es
III = w shall continue to sell tor r. prsffrrIne
to customers the advantage of buying char
goods instead of charging them large proi,s To MAX
up losses by bad debts.
n. BRICE HALL
No SO and SIS Seventh street,
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which We clip from the Cincinnati Euqusrey
Of Saturday, contains avery plain and compre-
hensiyo view of the practical working of our
present currency laws and illustrates most
palpably the wisdom which dictated the dcpre.
ciat;on Of the smaller coin by making it legal
tender only for small amounts. This paragraph
also renders apparent the reason why those in
favor of banks and banking are so bitterly
opposed to this law. 1t drives shinplasters out
OF circulation more efectually than any statute
enactments could possibly do, by supplying to
the humble classes currency which ca pitalists
and bankers win not absorb because of its de
preciated value when used in large amounts
As for the cry that I" somebody must lose the
discount" which is raised by those in banking
interests, it is hardly true; but if 1t were, it
would not be an argument against the system,
insomnch as it is but a small loss, and those
on whom it falls are generally able to sus ain it
While, on the other hand, the losses annually
experienced by those in every grade of society,
through the failure of worthless banks of issue.
are severe public calamities which frequently
entail distress on large numbers of persons, at
the most inopportuue and unreasonable mo-
ments. The Enquirer says:
'The small coin Of nation Ia the neonJ.,s
cntrencyi and, when up to foil Standard vain.
Is boarded by banks, monopolized by merchants.
10 pay duties and to export for foreign ,mporfa.
tions, the void thus created being filled by tbes.
sans persons with small notes, w hich arc slwavs
deprecldted as much the silver coin no,v &C..
and sometimes more, and ever subject 70 total
loss. Now, II half dollars are boarded al all. a
will be In comparatively small amounts Bank.
ers and merchants can not use silver coin in
larger sums, except at q loss. If the United
states mint, therefore, continues TO coin half.
dollars, they will finally drive out Of circulation
all small bills, for, OF two currencies In the same
field. the poorest will dive the best out of cir
culaiion and, with the moneyed business man
tue silver coin Is the poorest for his purposes,
fnasmuch as small bills will command gold coin,
which silver coin will not, and gold alone is a
legal tender. In short, silver coin will not and
can not be used out Of the small Of trade.
ana therein lies its power and peImanency as a
now al discount Of one and thIse-qnarters per
cen. 10 New Orleans two per cent in Cincin-
nsu y - not ban kable, and rates al one half to
tnsse quarters per cent. below par.'' o1e. ss-a
NAvALy--The Navy Department is in re-
eeipt OF dispatches inpm Commander Dahl.
green, dated on board the U 8. sioop.of. var
Plymouth, at Vera Cruz, Oct 18th. Com
minder ID. relates all that transpired during
his visit to Tampieo and Vera Cruz, and re.
capatulates the circumstances of his interview
with Governor Cara. when be demonstrated
against the attempt of that officer 10 enforce
loan from Victor Bsstsen and Christian Her.
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Il GA DIN u, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- lighted With gas, msy be ootained b. EARL APP
phea,ion at go I'm street, be- veen and sire %,
A few Table Bosrdsrs oansiso b seooanodssed,
&C IS lit
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FOR RENT AND SALE
A PEEssISHTFgL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
%.TniN 81 MINUTES RIDE of CENTR s

MTn!N 81 MINUTES RIDE Of CENTRE
MAhkET,tAB.UrS 1s MILES, -ThIs place 10 i'm .
proved by a very comfortable and convenient frame
rouse which oohtalns II rooms. and 10 surrou nd ed
ey Portico which is 1870 feet long and feet vide
also. good gardeners house, oarriaxe house
GIeen house. planted With the fnest varleties Of
imported grapes; ice house, iceroEd and IA we'll
icnceo A clstern, near the kItcht door con talns
s.uu gallons OF ram wster, and there ~ spripr az
hne watei near the house. The house 10 situated ON
nigh and and Is one Of the most healthy and pleas
. The srourds hsye been somewhat improved, and
there planted about 80 young trees III ever bsst
variety Of apples, peaches, peaTs. grapes OUNCE
cherries, spncots. &c.
Tire present owner 10 living and hss lived on the
premises about three ears, and has doue all IN hs
power 10 make II pleasant place; but his busIn
IL OF such character that II smpo sable for him
ofersd d for sale. -T.- = =
The stock on the lace, consisting of horses, one
cow two watonF, lls ht rock way carriage a O. ana
the farming tools, will be sold with the phos
There arc IS acres of land attached to the hon re-
which can be increased TO sO0 aores, NJ req ulfed
far prIos oaiy will be asked q small cash nv
ment required. ard very long credit riveu on a
oalance; or improved CITY property viii be taken as
part Pay ment 70 anal amount.
10 a party WEBBING to secure q comfortable homo
Ia the country which will be convenient 20 the olty
this oners an opportunity which seldom oceurs
=, elsa<s address Boa NO 4s4 Washington CITY Post
t''not. s 81
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kNOk kENT-A new FRAME HOUSE. on 10th
street, east of the Capitol. between and q
venient % the Navy Yard az CAPITOL Ipeuire of
AMOS HUNT, Life and fire Insurance Aren't
lNU IET-The commodlous thr ee story BRICK
u HOUSE with back buildi ngs and srGe vacant
lot attached. corner 2lst street and PsaDsy tysnia
avenue being Nose on the latter erect Apply et
the premises before 10 q. m. and after ,. m.
no 8 St D.. - ~ -.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENr.-The
~ House Of Mr.. kllet, No. sss Il street, north
nsge house ~ for rent, Ths 10 srse, cheerful ard
commodiors dwelling In perfect order, and Will be
tenant. 80 80 80 >. = = -. no 4 III
k>Uk kkNT.-Large airy Rooms WITH Brsrd,
y ~ No "a steet, convenient 20 the Depart-
nent. lab Board also, BY an expenenoed caterer,
ON reasonable terms. ooSivs
BOARDING..
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IDA MAY, new member Of the Paper FOIL
L Family, large size and beautiful, Just received
and for lie wholesale and RETAIL st miuafaci urers'
prices. q
no s-St -#rss .. n. LAMMOND,S.
I NOTICE.
j HEREBf Forewaru al persons from purchas-
lng from John George Nicholas the House and Lot
No. Sl2 q street south, between ID and 81 streets
west, where now reside, as 1 am deteTm ned not
to leave the said heuse and that ono else shall
move IN, as can prove that il was bought with NV
money and that he has no lesal re ut To sell II.
nos ST. MARY NICHOLAS.
WINTER FASHIDNS.-i.E BON TON FO .
w November illustrates and gives a full dea~rip
ton of LsdIes and Children's Dresses, including
Patterns. &C.. &c. price 50 cents.
Isabella OTslnI, by the author of Beatrice Cenci.
Every Woman her own Lawyer, private guide
all matters Of Jaw Of essential interest woman
he Mysterious Marriage, q true story of New
York Lille.
KnIckertocker Magazine for November.
APP eton's Railway Guide for November.
All the Books published, rece we'd Immediately ar
forwards, and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Hui dirg,
no4 corner 41a street and Pa avenue.
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

u Pain aud Orzamsuial Printing OF every description
done 4 he Printing Establishment Of the Leader O-e
the improved and most rapid steam presses best
style, short notice, and liable rates Particular
attention paii 70 blank Ever description Of Bind
Hg done, especially Blank Book, Le5gers Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c, &c.
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SUCCESSORS 10 G. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
mission Merci ants and Dealers n Fish Nails
Glass ard Produce, Nos 70 and ia Rive and and
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CLEVELAND, ZANESIlLLK 6 CINClNAATI
RAILROAD.

E4 - -,.;ssEz;s;;z
On and after March 8, 1855
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
l. leave Cleveland IN the trains u the Cleveland anv
Pittsburgh Railroad AZ 4l5 p NJ. ichanEIn- al
Hudson,l f1r Cuyzkoga Falls, Akron, OrITil!e and
lIllersnurg: counectng OTNie uI1n trains on the
Ptisbursh II Wayne AID Chica-o r r, east and west
or CaufJn AIassion, Wooster Loudenyllle and Mansfield
Trans leave AIersburE for Cleve and a IS A ii and
rs NJ connecting al Orryie VITA ANS on the Fl
c. R. r, By which passenger from Caniol Massl-
on Woose LIudsuvIlle and Mansfield rs-ch Cleveland
'fehs SIMON PERKINS. .Sup't