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~ An assortment Of Fire Clay UlHs, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought TO this
market, designed for ornamenting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &C. Also, beautiful va
riety Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament and utility-a certain
remedy for smoking chimneys. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed, to s inch bore.
Also, variety of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &C. All the above are the
products of the Hammondsville Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh RalFoad Pier.
--1rz l.g J..J. ROCKAFELLOW,
March 2:S2s. General Agent,
TUBS AND YATs.--M D. Eddy, No. 46
Bank street. next TO Academy of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refner's use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples Of tubs refer to Mix & Morris, J.
Masury, and E. Main
Jan3I:3-2s
on.-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. c.. H. KIDNEY.
s m janlsRl0
FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. U
rsa.l 8 ia .seps4R2s:Iy
Na- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar. are for sale at W. P. Fogg's CrOckery
Store. ...,
~ All should not tail to read the adYsrz
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanford's
LiverInEigorator.
&C. .c.-cary'a Cough Cure. dec28RlO
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LITERARY ITENs.-Messrs. TicknOr 4 Fields
have in press and will issue for the spring
trade the following books
Mrs. Thrall's autobiography, letters, &c.
She was the friend of Sam. johnson, and
figures in Boswell's book. After Thrall the
brewer, she married Pioazi. Oliver W.
Holmes medical essays, currents and coun-
ter-currents, and SO forth. Life Of Andre
the spy, whom Washington ordered to be
hung. Harriet Bescher Stowe's new tale,
q The Pearl of orr's Island p now appearing
gradually in the Independent. Theodore
Psrker's sketches of Washington, Webster,
Adams, Jefferson, Franklin, and others,
with memoir. A new volume of poems by
HOlnes the Poets Journal, by Bayard Tay,.
lOr, and Fireside Travels, BY Lowell, the
poet. A story by Rev. Nehemiah Adams,
D. D.; the beauties of De Quincy, and vari-
Gus other readable things.
The sale of Webster's Spelling Book is
enormous, being larger than that Of any
other school book in the world. The Apple
toms keep large cylinder press busy
printing this work during the whole year,
reaching the enormous editien of one s.illiorl
jfoe hundred tboNsand copies annually. They
also issue Ons hundred thousand Uornell's
Biographies annually. Several publishers
are beginning to appreciate the importance
Of the Spanish American school book trade,
and have even had agents prospecting pre-
paratory to the establishment of branch
houses.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1rsrInE nEran prAcE

JULIUS q. Brown will be candidate tor Jus
ties Of the Peace (West SidoJ at the coming Spring
Election. ieb20
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GrofkFrg 4 GhilaWare,
VII LIAM P. roc G,
Importer and Dealer in
CHTRA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE

CANA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIRELE Of james Edwards na8uact7re;
we'll known to Be the BEST and FINEST W,ARE
made at the English Potreriest warranted not tn
cTaaf Hor turn yellow from hot Waterin sets and By
The sprste piece quite a. low any inferior Quai
y can Be bought elsewhere. at
GOLD BAND CHINA-0F THE
nn8st quality, imported direct from Frhnce.-
TEa gliding warranted 70 stand Tsa-Sets for Si4fO
Worth Stg,o0. DininF-Sets for 5000 worth S55,uO-
arT Ell1l llllIl1l lan Be bad aaparats from sets.
Culver PLATED W ARE
~ Double Plate looks IS well as Silver, at one-ffth
he cost and will last TIN YEARS at least, in con-
slant us ad can then Be re- plated, II desired. Our
CFsTfRs FORKS aud SPOONS,
COFFEE TEA UREg, NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTEH DISHES, NUT PlCksi
TIA SITS SYRUP CUPS,
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G0aI
CnRRII l41KETEI

O0KEI COKE1i COKEFII---
~ q, WALLACE SON ARR NOW MANO
EAyIuRINg Coke from the pure HANM0NDs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
% au7 Other Coke in the market We can furnish
to1tllouial7 ron numerous manufacturers who art
noE using it and Who speak Of its character in the
hiEhest tarulE-
purpo8eg.
Being located Immediately or the line Of the Ceve
lEnd q Pittsburgh Railroad, we can-slip with dis
cstch % any part Of the STATE. Orders BQliciteil
lta-' II. ~ WALLACE & SON,
Aamrn0nasvilie, Jefferson County, Chic
-len1arg 81, ls6o. febiRs
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The counties mostly interested in coal
mining are as follows:

There are four or FIVE other counties
which mine coal on a smaller scale.
1t will be seen that the whole Eastern and
Southeastern third Of the State sbounds in
coal. We may gsneralise the coal centres,
however, into three, thus: ..--s
E...- H.E Bushels.
The Northeastern Centre e............. "a 500, 600
The MuslIingum Valley 80. 1896, coo
The Pomeroy Region ...-........... 12.500OuO
Other counties will bring up tie aggre-
gate to 1000, 900. .eial.as
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Q. q HUssEI, Pittsb q J.Il- HUssEY. GEo. sfgoLAfR
--s.it HUSSEYS & COMPANY itf
HGAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
" SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Riftsbursh
allRsFille and STRIP Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
Or emifdina Once on the east side Of The Clevt-
taEd a Pittsburgh 3, B. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Orders left at Hnssgy & McBride's (WinEloF's
NarahouseA viii receive nromnt attention decl7
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NRW ADVERTIsKMENTs.
John d. sargoht-NotioeS Contract ors.
Hawks Bro.-LoOal Noties. i5
For Rent-Briek Dwelling House.
Morgan Root-DFy Goods. @
Wanted Reliable Agents.
To Reut--Dvslling House.
MIS-. Foster Local Notice.
Lost-Large Brass Key.
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The process which was begun in Pennsyl-
vania on large scale thirty years ago, has
only been commenced in Ohio to a consider
able extent within ten or fifteen years. / an
ticipats, though perhaps on a smaller scale,
the same consequences IN Ohio which have
followed in Pennsylvania. North and South
Of US there are extensive counties and popu-
lous communities which need and will de-
msnd that great class Of articles, which iron
and coal can create. On the North they can
not be supplied. On the South they cannot
compete with us. The one-fourth, nearly
one-third of the surface of Ohio, which
yields iron and coal, will hereafter be found
one Of the richest sources Of wealth and give
most profitable employment to labor.
The amount and progress Of mining in
Ohio, is shown by the censuses of I840 and
1850, with the return Of Auditors and indi-
yiduals to me in 1857 and 1858. Since then
(ls56) this business, like most others, has
been comparatively quiescent; with small
addition to the amount Of coal, the same
amount and values, will remain true for
1850. The manufaeture q salt is still in
creasing, and at tbs time = salt wells in the
West can compete with tose Of Pomeroy-
The great sources OF eat suPply in the West,
were formeriy-The hanawha w0fks of'Vir-
ginia, and the Conemaugh in Pennsylvania
-butneither Of them can now compete with
POmerOy.
In the following tables will be found the
result of twenty years. progress.
Or IRON-.r D..
Furnaces. Tons Pig Iron Hands Value.
In Is4O....19 $3.50 ] PSI S64S ,975
In Is5J....35 2,653 24l5 ,255, so
"a 1890 "a 1O5,5OO $1,000 8,i71 900
Increase since 1850 100 per cent.
Or CoAL.-The following tables will show
the amount and value of coal dug in the
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RUNNING IT INTO THE GRoUED.-Some Of
my asphing competitors Say that I am
''runuing the oil trade in the ground"
by selling SO cheap, but 50 long as oil runs
out of the ground, the " running Of tin"
may. for the public benefit, be justihable.
am now selling the besttwice distilled car
bon oil at 60 cents per gallon, and hope
everybody within the range Of the circula-
ton of this paper will improve this OPpOr-
tunity to get good oil cheap.
I have made an improvement in the
LONG PIPE OF which you have heard SO
much, SO that get lamps through, the same
as oil and am now selling lamps at 25 cts.
that I recently sold for IS cents, and lamps
for s., 90 that cost elsewhere $4,000. Let the
people come in crowds and make no delay.
I42 Superior st-eet is the place.
mar7:326 SIS. BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

L is confidently asserted that .. X. Cartier,
ofoho, VIII be appointed Federal Judge Of
Nebraska
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

Warner NJ. Bateman, Of Cincinnati, is
candidate for Federal District Attorney.
Frederick Hassaurek' prospectf for the Swiss
missionare improving. He has been warmly
recommended BY a majority Of the Legisla-
ture and State officers Of Ohio and Indiana
The chief objection in sending such fine
speakers as Schurz and Hassaurek abroad is
that their campaign services are thereby lost
at home; but the Germans are impregnRble
anyhow. William Renau is added to the
applicants for Pension Agency, Cincinnati.
Enoch 7. Carson's chances for the Marshall
ship Of Southern Ohio are 6rstrate.
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Mr.. Seward is slightly better to-day, but
not able to be out No Cabinet meeting
therefore was held. Thurlow Weed has re-
turned and is consulted by Mr.. Lincoln. The
New York Post denies authoritatively that
William Callen Bryant IS an applicant for
the Spanish Mission, or any other Office under
the Federal Government. Good for Bryant.
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FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. u
.s r sep94PQB.Iv .s
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s. C.. PomerOy, Atchison w. " Guthrie,
Brown County }, L. Mcdowell, Learenworth
Rev. c. Reynolds, Lawrence Rev. L. BOdWel
Topeka; DE. s. Ayers, Linn COuntE,-E1 u iiiaEe
Junction City C-B Lines, Afabaunsee: F.B,
Baker, Centralla Rev. VIM. Bishop, Salina
Judge A Spaulding, Jefferson County J. c.
Lam6in Butler County Geo. NJ. Russell, Wy
andott, .,lff
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GAS FIXTURES-OUR PRESENT
stock comprises the Largest and most COM
piete assortment of Gas Chandeliers and Pendants
from one 10 ten Lights each Brackets, Drop Lights
Glass, Paper, Tin and Transparent Mica Shades
Tapera aud Gas lighters, &c.
fa5-All ordlrs for GAS. FITTING a,d REPAIRS
or alterations Of Gas PiPes promptly ATTENDED to al
the lowest rafaa.
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sfwElrg

CULVER WARE-JUsF RECEIVED
~ new supply Of SPUOEs and FORKs, making
GU assortment complete.
is6z CU@LBs a CO, Weddell House
Gi8RAh.-GOOD SUPPLY OF NEG
LIaUs and Armiets, Beads, Charms, &C
ises COW LES 4 Co.
1&HIMBL ES.-SILYER AND GOLD.
EgerT s1e Al COW LIS CO.'S.
M EkDLkS.-SHARPs, BETWEEEs,
in Grouna- down, Glofers, Dal ming and Jhroohet
fho very bsst al COMLES 4 GUS.
DODGERS SUISSORS.-EVERY-
g. n1rF knows they are good aud can alwaFs be
is1ae = tfs6zi COW NLEs 4 UQ's.-
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Or CoAL.-The following tables will show
the amount and value of coal dug in the
same period of time: -.........

In 1857 the receipts Of coal at Cincinnati
and Cleveland were "a, ,OO0, 600 bushels, The
receipts at Portsmouth, Chillicothe, Colum-
bus, Newark and many other interior places,
About Il, ,O0O, coo bushels Of coal are consum-
ed in the iron furnaces and by the popula-
tiOn around but as yet small part of this
only is bituminous. Most Of it is charcoal.
In future it is probable that bitumous coal
will come to use, and thus largely increase
the mining Of coal.
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1t will be seen from this that the whole
tonnage Of the State owned at home, and
engaged in both foreign and domestic trades,
is Increased as it has done in past years, and
that the entire tonnage Of the State has
trebled in twelve years. The State is divided
into four collection districts, under the o.
s. revenue laws. These are Cuyahoga, San
dusky, Miami and Cincinnati, Of which the
principal ports are Cleveland, Sandusly
City and Toledo on the Lake, and Cincinnati
on the Ohio river. The latter includes all
the Ohio tonnage on the river, except small
amount on the Upper Ohio, which is attach
ed 10 he Wheeling District. The following
table represents the tonnage of each of these
districts in 1850 and 1858: FGE-H
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7- Street Railroad Tickets, 2I for one
dollar. are for sale at W. P. FOgg's Crockery
Store.
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FoUxD AT LAsr.-Bronehitis, and also
Lsryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted, It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. he
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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~ All should not tail to read the adYsr4
tisement Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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UNITED STATES COuRT.-The Marsh terms
Ofthe Circuit and District Courts commences
this morning. The docket will be called
aud the cases for the term assigned
COmOx PLEAs CoURT-B BEFORE JUDeE
FooTE.-In the case of sackett vs., Estepp a
decision was given in favor of defendant.
Flnny VS.. Min ct al. suit for dover. On
trial. e
BEFoRR JUDeE BoLFoN.-A new Grand
Jury was ordered, made returnable on the
the 18th, at 9 A. M. The following are the
Jury aa
Darias Adams, orin Hurlbut, Ef
Elias II. Park, Charles Rudd,
Samuel z. Eason, Daniel W. Mc1ntyreJ
Asa D. Howard, VIM. II. Willard,
Moses ". Dunbar Milo Fuller,
Rollin R. X. Merrill, Joel Stone, g
Samuel Z. johnson, Ezra Honeywell
Isaac W. Blake,
Case Of Phillip Bowman VS.. Cleveland
and MahOBing R. R. Co., suit iSr killing a
COW, on trial
In the case Of Barber rs. Barber; divorce
was BEdglbeu.
BEFORE JUDsE BsHoP.-The case of Jno.
CrOwell VS.. S. B. sturges, for libel, was put
over until tomorrow on account of the ab-
sence Of defendants attorney.
POLICE CoURr.-Jane E. Green and Kate
Nolan, keeping house of ill-fame, dis
charged. TH- Ias
Martin Cunningham, assault and battery,
| discharged.
Catharine Quirk, for destroying property,
bound over to Court of Common Pleas. Bail
$500.
Dennis saxtOn, drunk, discharged,
Samuel Cameron, drunk, 10 days ct hard
labor.
James Dewire, disturbance, 10 days ai
hard labor.
John Hurlbut, drunkenness, 10 days chain
gang.
Henry EasOn, drunkenness, fined costs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

key LosT.-Lost on Sunday noon, a large
brass key having bit of twine tied on the
bow.
The finder will be hyerally rewarded on
leaving it at this Office. It
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The Courts.

UNITED STATES COuRT.-The Marsh terms
Ofthe Circuit and District Courts commences
this morning. The docket will be called
aud the cases for the term assigned.
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spssiel Dispatches to Cincinnati Com.
tlLf LvvFR a.
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LOUISE FURNISHING ARTI.

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
CLEs-A great variety Of new and convenient
articles for kitchen -lah0r-Eaving inventions
well worth an examination from curiosity alGne, such
ag Rotary Egg Bsstrrs Oy sier- -Broilrrs OystaFOan
Openers, Plate Warmers, Fire-lr0ns and Stands,
Folding Fenders, Knife and spoon Baskets, Table
Msts, kc.
HousekeepeTs, and those about going TO house
keeping, are invited 10 cal and examine our stock
which are shall take pleusurB In showing, even Il
tneg DO not wish % purchase.
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
@ HI n A II A i L,
Corner Of Superior 4 Seneca Sta
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JOSEPH PO0b, gQ1
ATTORN AT LAW
H8fi ia suPERioR sTREET. OctaeRle
10 r. SPALDIN6, ATTORNEY &
II ~ Qoansoilof a Law, No. Perkins Bioek,
dlsvsisnd. Ohio. aepl
NH lhlIAM H. SHERWIN, Ar.
pORNEY az Law and Proctor In Admi
ely ho' Perkins hpiiding, Public squarsi Cleye
49, AAtl. AllL.aAAeA
uaVIB v. 0hGE ana HhuOE
GAGE 4 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS.
and oouncellora as Law. Onlce l68 Superior
struo1. lqpposite Aurchaat's Bank,l Cleveland, o.
lepl7Slad3W
DOARDMAN AND INGERS0LL,
Attorneys al law, Atsater Block, foot u su
ctrior street. Cleveland, Ohio
". =. eaARnnAEs lab6 p. iNaEasqFl-
DROOKS s. FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D an Law Perkins building Public
~. uaooss, iebs Nv. roam.
w WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLB
ArIoRSEgs Al Law. omee 10. % suPeEiof
ss olefolana' ohiq- 3 elbbii.hA bi1Ii. fssOA' f5
a sPER, j. ~, ATTORNEY AT
h Law, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. once
No. af Market strnct. dec2dsl
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInVigorator.
&C. c.-cary'a Cough Cure. dec2aaio
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CleYeland, Mareh lO, sd.
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BoOKsn

BOOKS embracing az Of ,hs no.t sPprasss
Standard Works Of The latest sditioa', q. ogsr
fl'tOllol'i1g at The a1nn.rsd reduced prices
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CONNON PLEAs COURT- BEFORE JUDeE
FooTE.-In the case Of saekett vs., Estepp a
decision was given in favor of defendant.
Finny VS.. Min ct al suit for dover. On
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SIsamnasfs.
NOTICE
49,
T-gissi-llr -~tS

r sssli. Er-a NOTICE
change Ct, OF OF DAYS "a TO THE
TIE steamers GEORGE FSas and MAk4 WASHING
~ W leave Baltimore for the Pauxent River on the
n sATE 5sI6Ass TgEsRAY and TarRsDAY eeuneno
GoNbA SHf " and sRruR
Wednesday viii be for fsatmare Oil ~Oi'S anu
81 lhe Saturday Boat will leave Hs Landing on Friday
o'clock for Baltimore. 0's g"
he above steamers will call at all the usual landings on
the RIVER also at Fair Hnven Plum FONT gong and
Fleighs received up to O'Clock on the DAVIS pvious 70
the departure of the Boats ~ "'S p'e'' '"' "
Passage to Patuxent River....$l CO. Meals extra.
DO FAR Hayen..... 80, DO. ies-tf
s-siJ6 FOR THE PATUXEN1T RIVER
s@ spAf f rSG bfs to the @ kiysr Ed
The steame, GroEor M NAsSy l. T,EEMs, Master
every sIU RpAY MORNING. commencing March Ti 6th
Tor The same place ~ 'H'
TREo wEEMS, Master
B-IGhacco landed at either No or Tobacco Ware.
Al! freight must he prepaid. mt1su
s,syzAss-,;e BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAE
In S sxssps SONNY 294E5S W PORT
@ 81 Of a4s gSt{ EghI hSSh !.
TEsDAY as saa FHT R2 Il E oo Est
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, Til. RsDlY anr
S$ zk2 EE65YgEEsiBB5 lsay
Fl oS,Y EVENING at O'Clock, and HAVRG GRACF
Passage, berths included 50 cents.
Freight received daily until o'clock carried AZ lev
! rates and carefully Attended TO.
* duplicate receipts f0r freight viii be required
A Soats towel only at the risk of their owuprs
The a;eat at Havre e Grace win attend to f5rwardlnpa
merchandise consigned to him any popt on the
g , Ca1als,or vii! reshP ifeighs Intended more
| fh,ladsiphta or elsewhere
The steamboat JyNIATA, Capt Fred Tomlinson, ca,
be chartered at any time.
Jos, JA3. TAYLOR, agent, Baltimore.
Il. Alex. TAYLOR Agent, Havre de Grace
| apl5 II }. TONE, Agent, Port Deposit.
zs+~-ls OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
5I F2F * ExR&TRE2&RI ], XIkaINi AND Ian
| , The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairhank Iaave
Baltimore from her BERTH at Needhams stree
wharf EVERY Friday AFTERNOON, at o'clock an
OEN!A at O'clock oil Immediately after the arrival
the an OF cars from Richmond and Washington StopDin
a. Al the regular Landings the Rappahannock rive
sengers e W 7
TIE VIRGINIA
pratVeiy new, and was built by merchants Fred
iieheIrg ANA baltimore, Interested in the trade and
Cants ana farmers residing the counties borderin
On % aappahannock for the express purpose Of keeping
WARD deck las been enclosed thus aTorng coIap!ae mr.,
tectoh Tor Horses and other live stock jarrages NJ
taknr Of G 90 board and carried under deck whou
aaiGnS re large and coumoiious and her capsctv n
ne as passenger and freight beat she ba
m fS,ght received in Baltimore and charles IA
by r. j CAPRON Co, Bowlys wharf '""' SO 20
elE ut received on board Of the Steamer WcdDesda
f2r further information and Blank Recent 81 foy, use
Z: J. CAPRON & Co, Ages,
II - ,,,,r,--,,, No. q Rowiy s wharf, Baltimore
- -. ~. Eis President Fredericksburg, Va mh22
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Ass ssssss FOR THE
R-z2sz NJ go E-$sSs---iaEs VEST IND SOUTH
-, THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD 10
On ana .iey May 10TH 1861 the viii Tun a. follows
= Leave aaMDLN STATION, BaItinore-Maii (excsUt
SUI ~ al $50 "A; NJ; Express daily at 3s5 p NJ
rr 9lh TTsin3 directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
ESI, SOUT1W EST AND NORTHWEST AA.
~, FOR WAY PASSENgERS
netween Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A NJ
traln between Piedmont and Wheeling take AccomInoda
t!on train Laying Piedmont at $40 4. ~; and betgee
Baltimore. N ~ N ''' n Il Tram rom
FL FaGnERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4so p. II
and IdG SsLlGorrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atoso
At lao and Ito a H., .ud 3 IS and ZOO p M 1ii'
FO5s RA8ltiNGTOE aNO THE SOETH
leaves bamore at 20 and 20 l. n and As and sop
ir On S1nGays 81 40 A II. only Leave Washington at
!i 'iO A. and go and - p. Il. On Sundays AZ
E'J r u only The second and fourth trains 0nlp froa
stop at way points The second an fourth tains
fo batt ana the second and third frou Wasinton
coRnsts - n tr5ins on tie Annapolis road. ''1
f1r nftT iGrttioG, tickets Of every kind &C. apniv
NJ &NG GLAND agent. at Camden station, or at the
Aio-e0 once. W P. SMITH,
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