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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
In Common Pleas Court,
CuyahOga County STATE
Of Ohio.
TIHE DEFENDANTS WILL


Il take notice that On the I'D day Of September,
u 1850, Paintinh filed their petition in tnis cause
In the court o. Common Pleas for said County,
which petition claims 10. recover Judgment aqaiust
said Barzilla H. Hutchinson on three notes OF hand
signed Dy MIN hs maker bearing date January 81,
1901 payable respectively IN one, two, and three
years, 10 the order Of the said Caroline n Grty or
lss Hoso loT sI1J with interest at per cent. in
terest, payable annually from January Z, 1855. On
second note ior 81 5uO with like interest from Janu-
arr 81 lsSl' On third nolo for Sl5OO with same in
tefes from last date that TO secure the payment Of
said note, said Hutchinson and his wife Hnnuah J.
executed ana delivered to said Caroline L. Girty,
on the Su Jay OF january A. ID. 1857 mortgage Of
the following described premises situate IN town
ship Of heWDurgh, IN said County and state, and Is
known ~ Delng part Of original Lot No. 32ll and
bounded as follows: Beginning at tile centre Of tho
Pittsburgh Road, on the south eastery line Of land
lormery owned BY Eliazer Cable, Tn 'ncs n 45' 4.
y chains and a links ~ stone IN the east line Of
said original lot, now the centre Of the highway
thence n - Z. along east line OF said Lot 81 3
links TO centre Of Pittsburgh Road; thence s. 45o T.
along centre of said road chains and 81 ks 10 the
place Of beginning. Plaintiffs claim right 10 sell
sRd land TO secure payment Of said notes, and that
said notes and mortgages arc the separate Droperty
OF the said Caroline L. Grty; that said Defendants
except said Hutchinson and William Perkins, claim
that such judgments are Liens lnieiOr TO that Uf said
plaintiffs.
Zilla M- Hutchinson for tue amount above named,
due said notes for COSTS and for the sale Of the
mortgaged premises 70 pay for such judgment, and
the 5th day Of December, A. ID. 1850, the allega
tiOns in said petition will DO taken true and judg
octs:5oS ALBEIT +. sLADE. Prnts. Atty.
| The State Of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas OF
| CuyahOga County said County.
| john Croweil, Pltf
vs..
William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
THE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
| nOn-residents OF said state, will take notice
tnt PAintin has this day hled his petition in said
Court to 1oreclOse mortgage on certain premises
described therein, given by Defendant, William
MITCHELL TO Plaintiff secure the payment Of note
dated April l. 1855 S622 76-IOO two years from date
| with interest at ten cent.
| The Defendants will appear and make answer on
the 18th day Of December, 1861, judgment by de-
fault will be rendered said note, and the premi-
ses ordered to be sold 70 pay the same.
| Attest: holland ID. NOBLE, Clerk
/ Orowell & White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
] tlcrober I5laI. OCti33iO
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At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Z Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleYe
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaYenna-, keT
Al DraceVllle with hacks 70 Newton rails, &C.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
yile, Bloomfield, Canfield. &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. +.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
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8kaaI AotitEs.
NOTINE-
George W. 6irty and Car /
Oline n. Girty, Prtfs,

George W. 6trty and Car
Oline Il. Girty, Prtfs,
against
Barzilla a. Hutchinson,
Hannah } J.HutchinHOn,
Ambrose A. Lane,
Thos. Wsddls, Thos.
3. Weddle, and William
Weddle. Dennis 4.
Barnes and John ID.
Park, Stebbins Morgan
A Allen, Alexander
Chambers & David II.
Chambers, partners IN
der the nrln name Of A.
4 ID. II. Chambers, Ca
briul B. Mayer, Charles
I. RaynOld, Frederick
W. DeVOs, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies a Leopold Wicket,
Gross a H0yt, Lewis
Cox a Co., Samuel b.
5oheiiislin, Sidney A.
5cheiiioltn, James L..
soheiiielin, Bradhurst
b Scheitislin, Lewis
Feuchtwanger B Will
liam Perkins, Defend
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PASSED DETROIT, 3lst.
UP-steamer City of Cleveland propeller Buffalo,
Ontario, Michigan, Kentucky; barque Ledy Of the
Lake, Niagara; schooner Pierpont, lno, Waurican,
COllingwOOd Wellington. Geo. Steel, CrinOline, Pc
Oria, Queen City, Titan, COrnelia, Augustus Handy
EDOWN.-Propeller Acme, Chicago, Susquehanna /;
schooner Lewis Cass, Thomas kingsford, st. An
drews Grey Eagle.
Weather cloudy. Wind light and Westerly.
The SCHOONER SWEEPsTAKEs run a rock yester-
day on the Clay Banks. The Reindeer pulled at her
but not succeeding IN getting her oh came up to the
city and procured a lighter, but her return met
the schooner IN tow Of tho Ives, which had pulled
her ofi.-DetrOH Tribune.
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UIeveIandl Uct. II.5Jo
SamneI Mason pIaintiH
vs..
John Green, defendant,

vs..
John Green, defendant. }
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10th day Of October, A
y, 1850, asummons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. H. Benham, a Justice OF the Peace Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, tor the sum Of
Ss2JIOU dollars in favor OF said platntln, and lh3t
said action will be for hearing before said Justcs d.
y O'Clock A. NJ, November 10Th, 1850.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct I7.30S Pit fIs ATTY.
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NJ A R N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EvrFRgD-Noy.

ENTERED.-NOv. l.
Stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Schr. Fame, BlOsier Sandusky.
Scow n. G., Reynolds, St. Clair.
CLEARED,
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schr. A. Bradley, Miller, Milwaukee, lll0 kegs nails
Schr. Chisholm, kenewRy, Detroit.
Schr. Fame, Blosier. Sandusky.
scOw Lime Rock, Bissett, Toledo, 200 tons coal.
CHICAGO, Oct. aoth, arrived, schooner Leader, Mon
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b NM BARRELS FINE AND

A.ONJO Coarse salt
100 bbls. Water Lime.
Just received per sehrs Ben. Franklin Ocean Ea-
gle and Helen Blood, aud for sale bE
oct5S CLARK GARDNER co.
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CleYeIand. d. I7:3os
Edward Wall, plaintiff, I
Vs.

Edward Wall, plaintiff
TB.
John Green defendant.
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10th day Of October, A.
u. 1850, summons and an order Of attachnlsnt was
issued by G. II. Bennam, Justice sf the Peaca OF
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, for the sum Of
Sl2 % in favor Of said plaintiff and that said action
will be for hearing before said Justice at o'clock A
NJ, November 25th, 1850
JAMES n. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct. I7:sO5 Pitts Atty.
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NLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. IS.
To take effect after Thursday, February TO- 1889.
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DOMESTIC MARKFTS

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nav s 1s6o NE,o,r 30
be ior western Canal Flour quite light and
the market Tor most kinds is lower The nouirv ia
hned to the home and provincial trades The sales are
10 ous So for Superfne State S. SOFAS 80
SO 20d6 30 for shipping brands round boon Extra oh;
Sooog % LOT trade brands do $6S017 IS for St Louis
Extras. Southern Flour is rather lower-the beav;Oa.
is much marked on common brands and the arria Ole a
lmited-sales of 700 bbs at Sc 3O6 IS for Snna1s
Alexandria, NC, and S670G77 rs for the better Grades
Rye Flour is in fair demand-sales of bbIs at 45
81 90 Corn Meal is selling slowly at $3.50 for Jersey
and lower the arrivals limited but shippers hold off
and miers purchase sparingly. The sales s, 900
bushels at 81 so for prime red Western 5s for white
MichigaD 81 go for prime white Indiana, and Milwaukee
Club on private terms Barley is unchanged-sales of
100 bushels State at price did not learn Barley
demand is fair at the decne-sales of Canadian and
western at Al cts, and Id42 cts for State Rye is
% ces and IN fair of 500 bushels at $50
" Gus, te latter an extreme Corn is offered more
freely and mixed is lower; the demand ia nartI for a
Port,sales OF 1900 bushels at 7S7s cts for Western
mixed, SlS2 cts. for Southern and Jersey a,lo vsr
choice do. at SO cts and S3as4k cts for White SoutE
ern The market is quiet yet prices are steady
Gus and $50 do Maracaibo at 13K@l3A cts Hides are
In ar request sales of 500 Buenos Ayres at 25X
and 300 Western slaughter, rs lbs OK cts cash The
stock en- ,and estimated at 254 600 dry OK and cow
against 10 last and 1872 600 the wear before
Whisky is lower and rather more activesaies Of 1so
bb 1s,i at21 Z i cts si,,
fH 7. d E MARKETS, May 5-The Flour mar
ket Is dui put prices remain without change The onlv
sale reported for export bbls good Western
Sc GIN per Dbl There is steady home consumnt;on de-
mand from to $637x for mixed and choice lots ~
superfne So 55g6 62h for extra 757 Is for extra
family and Ns71@775 for fancy The stocks Of RIVE
Flour and Corn Meal much reduced The former; ia
firmly held at $425 and the latter at 62k ner hi
Grain-Wheat is dull, and with liberal offerings and
limited inquiry prices rather favor buyers Small sales
of good red 81 50d 53 red white sI60GI rs rive
comes forward slowly. Pennsylvania commands So cts
Corn very quiet 500 bushels good yellow the cars
sold last evening at II cts and 1000 bushels to-day at
the figure Oats dull 500 bushels prime Penn
sylvania sold at As cs aoat No change in Barley or
Barley Malt The Provision market presents fea
ture and the Of very limited character
packed Mess Pork is held at SIS 50 and prime
% =. change in Beef Bacon is selling in lots want
cts, 90 days whiskev IL rather nujet Sales OF Ohio
cts and cts Pennsylvania at % cts hhds at 21K
Root and shos ,a AND SHOE MARKET, May 4.-The
last week few orr remains quite dull noticed
aoesh and West including for future deyery and
ths 1onoing trade still nrev act;ya FOR
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W(onftaru ano Commercial gsbltb.
BALTIMORE, May 5, 1860

urir Stocks were active to-day, and the market for
,b vas very strong but the operations in other stocks
~ rigbt The only sale of Railroad stock was one of
1s shares Baltimore and Ohio $73 Railroad shares al
though quiet, were however firm, Baltimore and Ohio
closing at s72H bid and Northern Central at sl5X bid
Sl5% asked regular way. There was nothing done in
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds but sales were made
Of 81 600 Northern Central 1855 at 62Z63 these fig
ures being an advance of to per cent on yesterdays
closing price For Baltimore and Ohio 1855 s3k was
bid and 81 asked. All the Mining stocks on the list
were active with the exception of Gardner HILL but this
stock although quiet steady at former rates. abou
loOo shares of it being sold at $sS@sX cash and time
Springfield, which particularly active, to-
day The sales Of this stock add up about shares
at $5HG5$ cash. and $5K95A time, and it closed at
$5.06 bid, $500 asked regular way. Guiford, North
State, and Cambridge all firm, and for North State
prices improved of dollar per share Sales were
made of 100 shares Guilford at 81 31G4S and 900
shares North State at $21e9244 or Cambridge there
100 shares sold at the opening at $1I and 1000
subsequently at $751; and it closed arm at 81 81
bid 81 "a asked regular way There was some inquiry
for Bank stocks and sales made IA shares Union
at $7h % shares Farmers and Merchants at $40 and
40 shares Bank of Commerce s25X and we note also
sales of 900 Virginia 6s at 3d. and 500 Baltimore CITY
1890 SIS at 1904
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PRICES AND SAILS OF STOCKS INNRw rORA
BY TELEGRAPH

The New York Express OF Saturday evening, says:
Stocks have lost nothing of their rregularty
generally lower than last night Tennessee 6s fell
In Virginia and Missouri 6s change. Michigan
Southern Sinking Funds fell x Illinois Central Free.
lands rose y.
Bank Stocks are steady. Merchants and Phoenix sold
at 107h, and Commerce at look.
Reading unchanged; Pacific Mail fell q; New York
Central Z but closed rather dull; Erie and
assorted Stock y. In Michigan Central change
Cleveland and Toledo \; Michigan Southern x; do
Preferred fell 81 Panama Illinois Central x.-
Galena and Chicago was largely dealt in, and fell per
cent. Rock Island fell 81.
On the LIST day of May 1860 the balance against the
country shown by New York s12 900 less than
last year To this must be added the fact that the cotton
export since September is 500 bales greater than
in designating it clear that the country never so
free from foreign debt now.
If fifteen millions of gold transferred from the United
advantage to the London Money market can readi-
ly spared. The country, as whole, fnanci-
promises to change its position
The Post says
The money market holds its easy appearance and we
hear of no fresh activity in any quarter. On call per
cent is the ruling rate Short paper is still done at 51
5H per cent.
The City of Baltimore for Liverpool to day takes $685.
9lo IN specie The precise amount by the Vanderbilt will
not be known till 81 O'Clock The total export of the
day will most likely reach 500 900.
The Auditor Of Virginia. in very recent letter. makes
the following statement of the debt of that State
Entire debt existing October l. 1859 $50 As
Former and subsequent appropriations. $500 900 90
Bonds of James River and Kanawha Canal,
guaranteed and authorized to be funded 2260 900 90
Guaranteed bonds of the Cesapeake and Ohio
Canal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 900 90
Total of all debts and liabilities $40 1856 $50 4S
Less than cent of the value of the property
Commonwealth will pay off the entire debt and liabilities
OF the State Besides this solid source, the Common
wealth possesses investments without estimating any
thing for investments to be made of the approp
ations amounting to $35 1851 469 50, of which SlO057
$4,000 yield to the State of per cent per an
num- and are, on that account put down asproducpe.
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QOOF ING. .......
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889
MPR0V EMENT APPLE FOR
FIRST PREMIUM 4 WARDED

OlflO MECfANlCS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared cover all kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat cid, shingles, tar metal steamboats,
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience In the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief Of failure nearly all roofing az
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has parts
and been adding to for two yearshe has produced
which is offered to crticsng public superior any
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind rated in compositions
rendering perfectly Water and Alright, and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
not injurious to, but actually preservative cotton and
being alright, DAMpNRss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints cemented together and the whole covered
with one heavy coat of Cement compounded from materials
Which will not scale o injured by
being walked -
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
2t protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
eqHaed and is the cheapest Goa ing that can be used
6dsnt, MBoAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS,
ordinary coverings. No Oil Is bronsht ny dI,ecs con,a5
with the canvas to burn IT, the Cement or Paint ss
on .e canvas is made from materials hich do
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE he States Of bGraias,d
Dstapnre, girgin,a and The District Of Columbia N
Relieving that when I, the quality of this Roofing is
qued in the above territory, have constrmced onr
msapeS Ts So G E arge to s2PEy any
81 Prepared material for sale, with instructions to put il
and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them Iar
margin fer profit.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Nd.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETs.

SATURDAY, May s.
C0FFEE-The sales of Coffee to day include 200 bags
fair Rio at 13H cts $50 bags do. at 1917 cts SO bags
good do. at 13A cts, and so bags stained do
at IL cts and we quote Rio closing steady at 1890
publish below the usual weekly report of Messrs White
& Elder, Coffee Brokers:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee, April g. 1860 600 bags
Received since, per bark Henrietta ........4S65 {"
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furniture.

@ W. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
Ea . CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
MI Nos. 95 AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS AND WHO'D ESA A + DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured of Mapl. OaE Walnut
and Mahogany Cane Seat and Buck Rush and
Chairs painted unpained Touchdown or drove M in
bundles or boxes for shipping ~ "
Otnce Chairs, Cane and WOOD Settles, Cane seat,
seat, - Boston Rockers
ROCKING Chairs Cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture
r Back, Bureaus,
leea Tetes, Cane seat Toilet Tables
back, Extension Tables, &c.
We cordially invite our former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give us a call "
REFERENcE:-Robinson Lord & Co Diner Norris S
Co, $. s. Stevens Sons - ' ~ -
W. GREENWOOD & CO,
ap2stf anu i0' DAi'''n'i Ra st;ne,,
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Boot and shoe I'M. AND SHOE MARKET, May 4.-The
South and s. rev orders have been received from the
the New England Jobbing trade m i9ture delivery and
season. The business be g lS
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
and Of rich fruy TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
any Wine in the American market.
RUBlS Cabinet CHAkPAGNE-Particu attention of
connosSeurs is invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrvaed merit Its beautiful Kahn oLor
guaranteed to be the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR NoTICE-Th undersigned, being aware that
many competitors are Spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the name Of Rnbis is arcaly coored do
hereby bid the OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS known
chemist who could in any public Experiment. afford he
scientific proof that the deep color of the due to any
thing else but the pure juice of the grape
j. GOERG Co,
U,,,,. ChaionssHr- Marine, rance.
Milf Potnos.o
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: PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING

given.
~ PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
~ REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. SLY
THO LOVERS OF GOOD WINE.-We have
4 the largest stock of Sherry and Madeira Wines
town Price, $40 per doz.; delivered free.
.el+u 2n and 20 Pennsylvania avenu
AMS.-John Shay's celebrated Sugar Cured,
IN terees ~ is plain, in yellow bags 500 Bulk Hams
Tor sale on pleasing terms by
MEIXEL d GRAFTON,
aPlseooe - l49 Pratt street.
GAS LIGHT FOR THE COUNTRY.
~ MACES PORTABLE GAS FIXTURES
Anording a cheap and beautiful light
i.--.. For sale at NO. 8. LIBERTY STREET
aplo eotr AMMIDON CO.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PRODUCE
Crosse Blaekwells London Pickles, Sauces. Jelies
anu routed Meats at New York prices French Peas Musb
rooms Asparag and Pate de fol ras all fresh importa
n"hS' lot SAFE wholesale and retail, by
- Nnrtn Chaiies street. Fayette
DlPES AND PIPE HEADS
large variety Of Clay Pipes and Pipe Heads white
boxes, imported and f6sAale by - anu > S'o'@
.,., VIZ A sEEAUL.ER 4 SONS
.o 3-------------- Exchange Place
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANT0N
UMINES. STEPHEN q rER 49, ~ AoN
matt -, hi GGsens,
TOBACCO STEMS AND SCRAPS for sale bv
l. POULTNEY MOALE, A Lombard st. myl.tf'
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RaIl R0a0s.
- RaEa FOR THE
WESTERN


EEWS@&@&&& HARTE4ND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ, and F. NJ
Tor ReStersown. Leave Reiserstown for Baltimore
and 1915 A NJ.
b. Omnibus from Westminster daily g ~ connects
with 1913 train. Waiting for train Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving 730.
omnibus from Manchester Ut A. ~ TO- As train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days TO Manchester the arrival Of the train from Bal
timoFe.
apl6 If IRWIN X TAYLOR
fSSs EE$Fs$7 FOR TIE
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

HARBoR GRACE, N. F.-Schr. Blanche-S52 bbls. -four,
100 do meal so boxes tobacco, 24S bbs Pork 800
kegs butter.
HAvBNA-Bdrk John C. Brune.-3S3 tons coal.
CARDENAs, CUBA-Brig Sea Foam.-4, $50 feet lumber,
162 tons COAL ], 400 shocks and heads, 100 hhds.
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JOHN I. RlGNEY, Asst Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent apl4.tf
la EEz Es445s.sssss4sssssHa PHILADELPHIA,
EE2 %8+ya&E@-a&S WILMINGTON AND

FALL ARRANGEMENT
and after MONDAY, October nth Passenger trains
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET nEPOl
DA Al N 1eSee At, Sunday Ss fellows, viz:
A. y; EVENING MAIL SIS p N. 'V'''
ON SUNDAYS at 625 p NJ only All trains connect wit
Freight lran with Passenger Car attached, leaves al
81 r M, stopping only at stemmer's Run, Chases and
From PHTLA DELPHIA to BALTIMORE at s.I5 AMEN
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD.
By leaving in 10 6A NJ train will connect tmingtO
with $50 b. train, or by leaving at Is p NJ procure
sopover check from Conductor, spend the night in vii
mington and take the 9i35 4. train.
NoTiCE.A colored persons, !etheT bond or free viii
be required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who lie willing sign
bond to the Company, before they viii be taken
portion Of the road
n2l-tf WN CRAWFORD. Acrur
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The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers viii leave the Comma
~ ~ I; Z wharf UNloN pOCh, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET

&ssS-EI CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
22@1R1O OUR MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY
one y Of the largest and best ASSIGNMENTS of CAR.
HAGES to be found in the city. Persons in want of Gar
rages invited to call and examine our stock as we are
determined to sell at low ana on as
terms as Gny other establishment
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= s.SllsmA GREAT
sazsA.zaaassssssAs SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BETWEEN
bALIIMoRE, CITY POINT LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX
Ann VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
IT., Mt ER EDIATE TOWNS
- IN Inc steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BELVIDERE are
aDS aTTqg bam9e EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
a connecting with the South Side Railroad to IyncR
bult knoXyle, Memphis and intermediate towns heinz
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEnITI0iIS 's'"s
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between the Depots on The Route - '''' r.
IN seRgers by tins Line enjoy comfortable nights resi-
at any point and resume thsir trip By daylight
@-PARIlCulAR MOTTO E-PassengeTs from New Ycrs
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their barggs
will be checked TO different points South ' -
For further information anu frouEn Tck-ic which g.,
good by the Bay or Mail Ine apply In NEW YORK at II
Gompanys Great Southern Railroad Office, Jrrsx
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street. Pearce
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office CORTLAND
street or at 229 Broadway Of Barclay stree hoy
a ths AstGr House In PHILADELPHIA at the Company
at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in BAiTI
h0kE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
ofunion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers "
The large and commodious, new and beautiful se.u,-,
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete with ever, couI
e beng noE composed Of the splendid steamers UUsi.
a aNA, capt o. Russell and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
modationS $500 ~ anu ''''''' "Ie'iE
~ z wharf, UNloN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET