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Sinking Of the Keystone State with All on
Boatd

DETROIT, Nov. % The steamer Keystone
State, which sailed hence for Milwaukee on the
9Th inst is believed 70 have gone down with all
on board. She was last seen In the gale, appar
emily disabled, and pieces Of a wreck, supposed
to belong to her, have since been picked up on
Lake Hnrnn
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"A ARMY GLovEsn
+. b HASTINGS Il CO,
1913 d st facing Pa av.,

go NJ 59 9iH q NAGLEs go
Between Ninth and Tenth sts. south side,
oFFRR FOR SALE:
CHAMPAGNES-G. H Mumm, Piper Heidsick
Moet& Chsndon, Bullinger q Co., Cartier &
CLAkETSSt. Julien, 81. Estsphe, Cantenao,
60, by the oask or dozen.
HOOK WINES Deidesheimer, Johannesberser,
LiebfrauenmIloh, Rpdesheimer, &c.
In wood or glass.
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Edinburgh
and Yorkshire Aies, of the best brands, in bot
ties or stone jugs. .
CIGARS-Hsvsnss and Domestic, OF the choicest
brands.
We call the special attention Suffers Restsursnts
and Families to our large and we'll selected
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat,
Poultry, Fish, Soaps. Veg etables and Fruits in
Dramatically teled oans.
PRESERVES, Jellies, 40 Almonds, Nuts. RAJ
ans and EIgs.
CH EEsE, Eastern and Western Cutfins), Ham.
best Goshen Butter, the best Champagne Cider.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Sauce. Pickles
Of every description, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Cstsup, bv the gal on or Dozen. ..-..-
All Of which We offer at thsi lowest possible
noa 1 ~ JOHNSON NAsLE.
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The steamer San Jacinto at Bss,On.

BosToN, Nov. 2i.-Tbe U y steamer San ia
cintO arrived here early this morning, after land
ing Mason, Slidell and suite at Fort Warren
The ship 10 anchored of the navy-yard.
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THEATER-That genial performer, Mr.. John
Owens, was greeted at the theater last night by
an immense audience, whom he kept In capital
sp ris through the evening
Tonight, three capital pieces-'The Wind
MILL" "Toodles," and "Yankee Teamster, ~
afording J. o. grand opportunity TO spread
himself
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BOARDING.

A MEMBER OF CONGRESS wishes 10 .e-
"a cure n ooms and Board Tor himself and family
hve persons In all Prefers house y ith few or no
other bOarders, above 18th street. near the Avenue
Address 81. T.. l. :" 1t this once. no q Nv
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For the dersngements of the sJttem, incidental
20 tne b'oh .ya1x voInntss, t. X. liz 70
are no remedies so safe. convenient and reliable a
Holloway's pills and Ointment, rs cents per box.
Erlv
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VIsIr TO CAMP.-Mrs Lincoln paid visit Il
the camp Of Col John Cochrane's regiment o
Chasseurs near Glenwood cemetery Yesterday af
ternoon.
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MARRIED.

In Norfolk, Va, on the 18th of July by the Rev.
Father Miles, Mr.. JOHN II. KELLY. of New
York, to Miss MARIA 6ALLAG HER, OF WASH
New York papers COPY
On the I'LL instant, BY Rev. DR.. Finotel, Mr..
FREDERlCK LAKEMEYER TO Miss MARIA
RACE, of this city, u
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- o DIE r g A Y.

& l. ID l K g A Y.
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
for ward solcleTs remit ances tn their families, at
any place on the lines of their Express, at charge
Of twenty hve cents Tor any sum not exoeedIn z
fifty dollars; eRd propOrtionate additional charge
to places r ached by connecting Expresses. 4 he
mOneJ. whether Gold OF Treasury Notes. should be
enclosed in an envelope and securely sealed, and
have the full .dtress (lncluc Ing town, Post Office,
i'd State; and In cities, the street aud number ]
of the person to whom to BIS ,ent, and the amount
legIblJ marked thereon. Envelopes for this pur
pose may be rad at our Offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re
mIttanoe snOud be prepaid.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
WASHINGTON Nov. u, 1861. l2-l0tif
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For any and every article manu- aotured of India
Rubber, % at the oslv India Hubber Warehouse
IN this CITY. which IL located sos Pennsy lvsnia
avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. no 2S-tf
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The MARKEr.-Thursdayb being set apart TO
thanksgiving, there will be no sales at Cente
Market on that day. Tomorrow evening tn
dealers will attend at the market for the accom-
mediation Of the public.
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NoT1cB.-Bevare Of counterfelts and unprlnci-
pied dealers endsavoring 70 dispose Of their oyn
HslnboLFs ExfraetS BseAx, o positive and specific
remedy for diseases Of The Bladder, KidnsyS GIs-
DIop s S6 As tGr a,bsS Hp
umu. 50
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. JOHN H.. beloved son of
Jchn H. and Elizabeth Jane Wise, aged 2 years, 5
months and 10 tays.
The friends of the family are irvlted TO attend
the funeral on "Wednesday. the 9th insta {, at 2
O'Clock p. m, from the residence Of his parents,
No. $50 Nev Jersey avenue, south of the Capitol,
without further NOTICE.
Dearest son thon hast left Us,
Here III, loss we deeply feel;
Bnt 'tiS God that hath bers II us,
He can all our sOrTovs heal.
FREDERICK and Port Tobacco papers copy
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The FIRE ALARMS LAST NIGHT.-The alarm
bells were ringing at various times from eight to
twelve O'Clock last night, all In consequence OF
the bursting out of the flames In the building be-
.troyed YESTERDAY a copsidersbse amount D Of
combusti BILE material was left unc onsumed during
the day, and this taksng FIRE caused the alarms al
night
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-This morning 5
Odenwald Vas arrested by Patrolman Kelly for
an assault and battery on Johanna Cook He was
held TO security for peace by Justice Walter.
Aug. A. Sds, arrested for an assault and battery
on J. H LANCE, appeared before Justice Walter
for a hearing, and was held to bail for court.
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CANTERBURY HALL, with Its brilliant troupe
increases in attraction nightly, as demonstrated
by the rush Of the public evening after evening
towards its doors. Tonight the last of the cele
brated negro delineator Brewer, with an origina
programme, promises the richest entertainment
Of the company.
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- r. 7 " AT u.
= H = " AT u.
u H 7 " II,

G0NORRREA CURED PERMANENTIY
In THREE DAYS!
And no internal medicines uasd-no interference
with buslness-no ptIn-no dieting med
loines-odorless, and viii not stain.
GLEET AND STRUCTURES
Banished under this treatment.
With WHITES-that death 70 Youth and Beauty
mead be troubled no longer.
SYPHILLIS
In al Its forms, whether recent of long STANDING
cured, and every vestige OF disease re-
moved from the system.
Our charges shall be the most reasopahe and
satisfactory 20 all parties. Cousp tstions free ct
all times. M edlcines put mp with full directions
Tor use and sold 20 suit era, travellers &C.. a. low
rates. Medicine furnished which IL q oertsin pre-.
yentiye 70 any apd all VeRerisl Diseases. Dop't
be AFRAID Of high prIoes. Come and see us. No
NJ. La BONITA,
Prect doDer,
IL Once Washington Buildings, corner Ps
ave-, aRd 7th street, WashinEton ID. G., Room No.
GsRMAN 9alYEl HsbbS9SSliAA TEEEsrloS'
For Sending Money 20 Germany and Al part ofthe
Country,
10 MAEKxT SPACE,
S4sn ef fks Hsrs7na Ear, no a I'm
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rhe Fourth Ward Police report this morning
TO the Superintendent 81 arrests made in that pre-.
cinct of the metropolitan district. Six were
United States cases, 2 Of which were committed
for court, 3 released, and dismissed. The bal
ance were for offences against corporation laws,
and were disposed Of by tine, committed to the
workhouse, or dismissal.
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Especial correspondence Of the STAR
THE FIGHT AT PENSACOLA.
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CONFEDERATE REPORT THAT BRAGG
HAS PREACHED FORr PICKENs
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AFFAIR OF HONOR BETWEEN CoLoRBD GEN.
TLEMRN.-A gentleman of this city, who wa,
agent in the transaction Of some real estate bust.
ness for a respectable colored gentleman (since
deceased), found the following curious dOcu.
ment in the shape Of belligerent cartel amongst
the papers Of his colored client:
WASHINGTON Cir September the 1851
Mr.. STEWART / am compelled to challangee
you for the insult which you hav grantid me
with. Now sir, chose you time and weppon and
place where you will submit to fOllar this ID
death to my fealings TO think that | wood have
to send this unpeasable nots to you Now good
bye sir umtel wee will Sc one a mother again al
that mornfuil spot Of disscurtion and grief
your obedient
Servent,
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THIRTY GIFTS with bill crammed with nov
elites at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Don't mis-
the great "He-cant-dige st-a-tater"
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vo,ux,vvu. Arrvrr,or

ATTENTION IL called to the notice elsewhere Of
stores for rent and building lots to lease the
Depot
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DThough The STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
is 30 large as to require TO be put to press at
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before IL O'Clock n; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT OF
THE BATTLE.
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The Congressional investigating Com.

ST. Louis, Nov IS The Congressional COM
mittee for the Investigation Of contracts have ap-
proved claims against this Department to over
s6 600 900. their labors will not be concluded
for some weeks
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EN- ROUTE FOR FORT MCHEsRy.-Yesterda
afternoon detective officer A. X Allen, accom-
panied by officer Ecklof, started for fort Warren
having In their custody the four prisoners, Jones
Sissell, Hayden and Abel, brought to this city o.
SUNDAY from MARYLAND
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See elsewhere the notice Of Schofeld's livery
stables Nos. 2Ss and 200 street.
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A STRANGE AFFI time ago a man
named George Taylor was arrested and sent to
jail by Justice Ferguson. He belonged to the
District regiment, Colonel TAFT, and after being
released he was taken by the guard and carried
to camp, where he now is, under guard. his re-
latives, anxious to have him restored to liberty
are making efforts to that end. Mary A. Taylor,
in order to show he come to stray away from his
regiment went before Justice Dom last mig ht, and
made oath that on the 26th August Justice Fer
guson told her that il she would give him fifteen
dollars he would release George Immediately;
that he would take ten dollars In cash and wait
until George earned the other I've dollars.
A few days afterward she went to the jail, she
testifes, to see George, and Mr. Wise (the jailor)
asked her why she didn't get George out, as she
could do 1t very easv by giving Mr. Furguson
ten dollars cash. and Mr. Wise offered to take the
money to MIR. F, and get the release for her The
same afternoon she testiies she took the ten dol
lars to Mr.. Wise, a five dollar ntts, and Ave
dollar gold piece. He took his horse and went
away, and In short time returned the release,
and George was set at liberty.
The Justices statement to her, rs to what
would be done with George by Col TAFT, she al.
Isges induced her to persuade him not to 60 back
to the regiment.
The affidavit was made out to be carried to
Col. TAFT
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Of the ID Infantry.
GENITAL GUARpHoUsS CAsKs-B.foTe Justice
C7arks.-Geo. Jenkins, disorderly, fine 81 81;
Austin Alexander, do dismissed; Alfred John
missed; Absohsm johnson, do, do Ann
Hughes, drunk and disorderly, workhouse Gu
days; Kitty Morrissey, girl Of ten wears kept
in custody to be furnished a home; Ellen DOane,
drunk and disorderly. dismissed; Benz Hale,
do turned over to the military; Peter McCarty,
do, dismissed; Chas. Collins, do turned over
to the military; Tim Sanhurn, do, dismissed;
w. II. simon, out after hours, fined 81 SO; Geo
Lucas, do do. 81 So; Tim Nugent, turned over
to the military; VIM. Wright, vagrant, work
house go days OF these persons three were ar
rested by the Second, six by the Third, three by
| the Fourth, and four by the Seventh Ward Pat
rolmen.
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QoARDy-Rssseetspl ole psEtiss may fnd 5000
1..i ss e ao nd E sss sss sss ISL
b.tvsse wYlssdS and Kirkveods' Hossla H
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NoTICrs-Thuudsy next. ssth inst. being sp-
~ pointed BY our 90 20 sts ~ horIties 7. snfs
giving Dsy. eur no. sillt the, Do Q ostd and per
IONS having notes falling duk that Gay will lease
ssvzs l q '' RIses a co.
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SEALED PROPOSALS UNTIL THE 3OrH
- instant, are invited for furnishing the u 8. Sub
slstence Department with Flour
About IL GO barrels will be required of q high
ton At the siro.d depot. or At Earebonsas IN
Washington ~OT GeoI town. sometime betwesn
tn LIST Deoember and the 10th Dec ember 1861 Each
barrel the Flour to be Inspected just before II Is
received
The Flour must be equa in quality to the brand
known as Lyons Union lOur
The barrels will ne Iequir d 10 be head-Ilned
c. g, u. :. A., endorsed " Proposals" no2l
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SERENADE Gen. Charles P. Stone, was sere-
Daded at Wizards Hotel last night by the band
Of the ID Infantry.
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TIE DAMAGE ALLEGED TO BE DONE
TO OUR FkI6ATES.
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they began to distrust the prudence Of venturing
20 far from the lines sgain, especially an one Of
the most timid Of the party begged Them to re-
member the fate Of the Connecticut officers, and
other ninnies who had run their heads into prison
for sight Of pair Of pretty ankles, couple Of
black eyes, and piece of calico.
Our friends were fortunately sent In another
direction next day, but a scouting party comprs.
Ing thirty Of the = regiment, which happened
to be passing that neighborhood about noon next
day, were attacked by rebel cavalry company,
which was concealed In the woods within about
three hundred yards Of the hospital mansion, and
several Of our boys fell at the FIRST onslaught The
remainder took refuge behind the trees, and used
their rifles so well, the horsemen being embar-
raised by the trees that they had the satisfaction
of seeing a score Of the ambushed dragons bite
the dust, and our men then made the best OF their
way into camp.
Our friend Of the signal rods and flags heard Of
the Circumstance next day, and 1t is hardly neces
sary IN add that they keep ''wthin the lines"
ever since. This is DER true tale, and we only
suppress names to spare the bushes Of the signal
men aforesaid, who are all young and good look
Ing.
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DAN AWAY On the 18th instant, from George
~ town bridge: q bay HORSE, with white n
feet, marked &c 3 ;" on tis left shoul, In
for his return to JOHN Mo6ARVEY'S, corner
9Th and X SITS. no 2S-Sts
I nST-AbOut week ago, near Fort r unyon, q
IL leather POCKET BOOK. containing a note
for one hund red and fifty dollars, pa, able il month
y Instal9ents Of fifty dollars each drsvn BY Lew
Is Coke, M. d., surgeon, In favor of Rev. g. X.
Darrow /; has two payments endorsed on the bsok,
and the last payre nt is now due. As the said note
Is of no value TO one but the owner, the finder
will confer favor by leaving it at this ofioe.
M 29-2ts
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HANG HIM. HANG HIN. :,

A day or two since an Individual, whose allie
glance 70 the Union 10 said 10 be notoriously less
than doubtful, wss caught In the cot Of spsidng
one Of the guns Of Grifha's battery on the oIhes
side of the river. A drum-head court.msrtisl
should dispose Of his case In half an hour. Such
an example 10 absolutely necessary.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER FROM PENSACOLA.
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METALLIC
ARNIoRo OIL,
Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing r. ust

This is superior to all other oils in the world for
the above purposes, as we'll az for machinery and
ubricating uses. Ii is equally applicable to gun
looks and sewing machlnes rs In hig favor at
machinery.
Principal Depot and General Agency,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, near Eleventh st.
Sc "a Pm
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M NOTICE.
of the Army TO our very extensive assort a
ment of all GLASSES OF EQUIPMENTS, and
Cloth and Doeskin Cashmere, which we M
warrant will retain its color. Our sssort- -~
Caps Indigo dIel, superior Flannel shirts, Leg
sings. Sword Knots, Gold and Leather Bugles,
COW oomple to, and we are well sausfed that an
inspection VIII prove satsfsetoIy IN every PartIcl
lar. HINTON TEEL,
90 ss-lm Merchant Tailors. No: 406 Ps. sv.
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CD IN REWARD.-Strayed away from the
~ ~ suit scribsr, on the 5th of No aGer1&
vember, o light red buffalo cow. with XAk~
-four white feet, and q star IN her forehead A
and crop and slit in hsr ear; bell on when left
home. i v Ill give the above reward for her return
to me. CHESTERFIELD MARSHAL,
NJ Is St. On Fifth st., Capitol Hill.
GS REWARD Lost, on the 18th instant a
DO heavy, open-worked pair of gold EYE
e LASSES, marked with initials "H. B. :" glas ses
very cOnoave. supposed to have been lost st che
Gvyn sale. Apply at Al street, corner of 18th.
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
II near Bladenshu g, BOY ANTONY, 81
commonly called TOney. BE is feet inches e
nance when spoken o, with a small scar
over one ofhis eyes w mt away with tlack 80
jacket UNITED States buttons it, oasinet pa nis
yellow gauntlet gloves will give 300 to anyone
that will bring him home to me. -
nov 10 avs FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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< RAYED OR STOLE N-From in
- front of G. Royle's tavern. near the Depot, on
Wednesday evening lsst. . black HORSE. with
White spot n his forehead. three or four scars on
right hip, and MAJ ked u. 3 c. on left hip, Had on
cavalry saddle and bride. A suitable reward will
be paid for his return to JOHN O'MEARA'S Va
rlety Store. Pa avenue, near the Capitol, or G.,
BOYI E'S Tavsrn, near the Depot. no IS 81.
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RROKE LOOSE OR STOLEN-A large iron
- grey HORSE. 1t% hands, s white feet q
vart on of hind quarter. long name, show IN
ing marks of harness had q new ylish ga
son & Co. Any one finding the above horse, and
hat will bring him to the 9Th Cavalry Camp, east
of Capitol will b. suitably rewarded. With him
there uas . small ohestRut Colt. white hind fset
tail out off uare At the back, with mi itary sad
die dstJlish bride. Bring him. if found, also to
9th Cavalry Camp. NOS lv
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WHEELING. 18th April, 1861.
NN and after the l4ih of April, 1861. the pHssen-
ger Trains will be run rs follows. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundnys at 10 \. NJ. Rcnwood NJ 1880 \. NJ arTiN-
ing in Baltimore at 4:4O A. NJ connecting with the
ENprrss train for Philadelphia. New York lIoSfon'
and all the Eastern cities leaving at 6:l5 A. W. ar
rives Mt Washington at 800 a. NJ. making close con-
nection with tile Southern lines for all parts OF the
South. This train stops ut the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 345 T.. NJ, anu
Washington City at 2I5 =. NJ. arriving at BenWood
A. NJ aud Wheeling At 0:2I A. NJ. making direct
connection with the ENrreSstrnin for all parts OF tie
West. Southwest anil Northwest. This train stops
otlv for meals and wool and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including sundays ut
65T r NJ. RenwoCl mt I:25 j.. NJ, and arrives IL
Baltimore l:l5 2. NJ. connecting with tie Mail
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York Boston,
and all Eastern cities 4i5 p NJ. arrives at WASH
ington City at SEQ p. NJ. connecting with the South
ern linrs for all parts Of the SOrth. This stops
on theweSt end the road at MoundSvile. Cameron
/ Warrington, Water Station Fairmout and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ. WASH
ington City at 4:25 A. NJ. and arrives At ReHwood at
1910 p. NJ. ind Wheeling at 1882 p NJ. connecting
with the Express train for all parts of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cipAl stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont ut GAO A NJ
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 r. NJ.
wP. SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
L. ". Cole. GeRl Ticket Agent. apo
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TRANSFORMATION.


Cleveland, Pittsburg and Whee1-
ing Rail Road.
La q = -: -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June 10Th, 1851; Pas
| } senger Trains Will leave Bridgeport As follows
Sundays e1oeptedD .,
HOO A. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all WY a. @
arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 T. No an"
Cleveland at ESQ T. M =, -. z,,-
I.0n p NJ Express Train. stopping at all way S, y,
lions arrives at Pittsburgh Az Si'u =: ~
SOS p NJ Fast Express Train. stopping "n! ~
l,nyille Yellow Creek Wel'sNll'e mn ri ri
chester am tic River Division and ~ an
stations on Main Lines, arrives nj ~ :,
lureh at 1885 p. NJ, and at CieNel"hu III
1880 A. NJ.
RnTTTRNING TRAINS.
Leave cleveland at P:15 A. NJ. and 5;cn = Ms AZ
IT,. a. J,,id-snort nt 100 T. NJ. and 500 A. VI.
I've pittsburgh at 1895 A. NJ. 600 A. M;Sna
1910 p. NJ. arrive at BrldgeloTt ~ "-'' -
A. ". and 4:2O +. NJ So
Connecttons nre made as Foliows'
Al pittsburgh with PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Tor li nI
~ Inrs baltimore. Washington thliS
Jeiphin New York and Boston:
4. r,.,,,,,, viii Cleveland Toled r. Il. for Sam
a. ~ dnsky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago ana
ali points in the NORM NEST with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson si,.li
Chicago and the Norm WEST. With
Cleveland & Erie Il. Il. for Erie, DIM
kirk Buffalo and SiREIra Falls. WIN
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
CrestIine. Delaware, Columbus "nd
Cincinnati.
A. uuiS T.. Ia. u
a. Falls Akron. Millersburgh and Woos-
4. Iut.ree with p. Fl. w. G. R. R. for Canton,
a. Mas.illUn, Wooster, Salem, EnoH, Co
lulnbus. &C.
A. s,epbenyille with p O. L c. Line and At RELLAIE
with C. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New
ark Columbus. Senia, Dayton. lndi-
annapolis. Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville
St Louis st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and SOnth West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S37 o.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker th"h
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can he procured at the Office No. )! water
street next door to Sprgs House. Wheeling Va, and
at bridgeport Station. ,.... =.
Freight contracts will lie made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the East. North. West and Northwest at oihce
No37 Water street or with Freight Agent at Bridge
mort station H. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
bridgeport, o.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Err MYERS. Gent Ticket AG't. leIE