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RAILROADn
kuHMEl ARaANeEaEEr.
To take effect on Monday, April 18th 1851. Trius
leave Cleveland daily, tSundayB e1ceptod, y - bilous.
ss 4. Nal for PittsbarEh, Wheeling ard New
PHILADELPHIA
So P. H.-Aeeommodsdon Or BayAfd AhdMHlsrs-
s0F ,. M-Ezprss bz Pittsburgh and wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections With Penu-
yfVznia Hairoad for BALTIMORE, Philadelphia. Now
York end Boston. ALSO with Bgltitaart 0hio Rail-
road for Baltimorn and Wd1hiurt1u City Also, con-
Bectat HAd1on or Akroa and MtLeuturE
~ Time By this route g. quick HTd Drn Willie
he same ~ By Northern Lines 20 Nov YORK.
ERmYrRs. q i. IssSt ~
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BALTIMORE s OHIO
HW

HW
B A I i R o a D,
.FRETcar OTTICE-No. % ana d river Street.
tievslsads ohio.
E~g-Thsoush nseslpis and PronptaiSiry b. this
B1LTTnORE.
WAsHIhGTON CITY
Pn1LADELpHlAl -
PRo4iDEEcE aud
BOSTON,
- Al low rates.
sarlsRu KAN rIoHN CARLISLE, Agent.
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MORNlNGLEADER.
M0NDAY MORNING. APRIL %.
From ne Now YORK Evening Po.t


The Topography Of Waahlnston-.Approach
70 the Federal CEpltnl.
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AL HAm DYES AaANpoNED-WooD's GEEkI An
zIcLl has HEEEN THE ~EIEED.-Proies8or Woo
stands on an omlnonco no chemist whose ottenNon
haa been turned % tnTenfinH a hair tonici has ever
before reached. HE amoh sudden, Dat WORLDWIDE
and Thousands who haFt worn wigs or been bald fer
wearing their oNn natural and luNuriant head COW
erlDG. 80 much fur cl1ultrTs The chamltT %
tious ofths system. Prof God 6tudicd oui the hu-
man hAir, ~ cheracter, t8 properties and diseases
and how 70 reaioro sue dccaging vitality 10 that Or
namant ~ eaIS az 90 mg oNnca1e, that gray hair
4 unnatural 1le8 the eee oltha Individual hse
n81chUl tour dcQIo, aldteIIestd that the hair could
b. EatunaEF rgEitaiiEal He tried Is oan ase-ai-
most aid and quite RraT - the eEa o. thlrty.esfen
-npr eatortd rs nFn hair In color Strength all
the world. 0et WOODS HAlh hAStQAAItfAl
and tAko ncthing tlas.-fNsH 1ork Day Book
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II UKI0US KOINCIDENCEi
SLOAN rNnERT THE oonNrERl1
snIrn ANp oraFRs IN 4 no11n

MORRIS In sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
they are a Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Lose Of Hide bound, Distempergt &C., &C.
So These Powders always give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale By j, n. Gaylord,
E. w Palmer, Benton Brother, and strong& ARM
strong, Cleveland, o., and " all DruEEigts in the
country. Also, al wholesale by the Proprietor, ct iel
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, 70 whom all orders
must be addressed.
fabss nesFau q. a II r
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DE~if you have a sick friend, what more
Uhrlstian act can you dethan % administer relefto
their dlstre n n take them . supply Of Dr.. s.
q. Richardson's Concentrated sherry Wine nittera.
They are an a~aeyiator Of pain a. we'll Is q arst class
inuSouaior.
~ The sherry Wine Blttess are or sale By b. ,.
Gayield. stTons a Armstrong aud s Mackenzie
Cleveland, o.
- Aarrrti..nsnt slsswhsra.
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IT CURES DIPTHERIAl
IT Is EvHRY BODYs THIEEDn
BvHsYB0DY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLhh.
We ask the attention Of The public to mi. lops
tested and unriFalied
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Il hes been hayorabiy known for more than TWEEN
y year5 during which time We have rFceiYed thou
NEVER FAILING REMEDY
sudden Colds, Oouehs, Fever aud AFuh, Headache,
BILIOUS lover, hain Ia the Side naek and
RoSraiSia 4 Rheumatic Pshs
In any part q ne u.s.
and Pains 10 the Head and Faes.
As q BLOOD PURIFiER and TONIOdOr the
STohAgH, it seldom his 10 ours Dyspepsia, Indi-
ksfsdtsSs1a' Liver O4m "a a. hsia stoiafsh, hess13g6a
Or Phthisict bad B0ils, felong hltlOWrt
Old Sores, sWelled Jolnts, and General Debility d
9arsans the TSTqst H5:k fsia Khsf and water.
It Il also . promptand Burs Remedy ior
CHAMP AND PAIN
in the stomach. Paintoru' Collie, Diarrhoa, Dysen-
tofyt Summer Complaints, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Iniantum, eeklds, Ohilblsins,
4AAIN ANAAA4HN ~ -
Bites, dg we'll ag the
6tinEs Of Insects,
Ecorplon1,t
uentipedes, aud the Bites Of Poisonous Insects.
See Directions Accompanying Each Bohls.
It has been tested Ia every variety o fclimaio, and
hy almost every Nation known 70 Americans. Its
the almost constant ompan on and inestimEble
friend oItho Missionary aud the TruFeler,-on sea
and land-and no one should travel on our Lakes
and Rivers without Il.
NOTICE TO ALL pEALNg IN OR USING THE
PAIN KILL r.
It's grSat Merit and unprecedented sale hes caused
some men 70 oner preparatiops o. theh oHn make,
IN imitation OF the Pain klisfLaomo usiHs the
name % sell their worthless stun. Try no eEpori-
ments, but bo SURE TO cali for "Perry Davis Pain
Killer" and be guro that you got It, and you viii
always feta good Medicine and the worth Df your
money invested.
PTieS-25 cent, so cents, and 81 PEI Bottle.
HS-Soldb BY Medicine Dealers EvoryWhere. Gs
IN HARRIS CO., Uncinuatit Z
PrOprietoD for the southern and Western Stat, .,
tc whom all orders must BE- addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail By,
+. Z, Gaylord, VIM, Fiske, Strong 4 Armstrong,
o. 3. Mackenzie .. W. Sackrider, ulevulHnd. @b9
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JNHEY ARE USED AND RE-
Il COMMENDED By leading Physicians Of the
country, and all who Try them pronounce them In
valuable.
D r.JAMEs L. LEEPER, writes from Navarro,
Stark County Qhiop-"The Bittersgr highly prais-
aud Liver Complaint"
E. s. DAVIS, Postmaster at Wiiiiamp0ri, Ohio,
Bays-"They give great satisiacton. I use them my
my appetite. 1t relieved me, an 2 ! gan recommend
Il with great assurance Of ita merits.''
Dr Wm.M. KERR, OF RogersYills, Ind, writes
Us that they are thS most valuable Medicine offered.
with them made several cures OF palpltation Of the
Heart and General Debility.
THOMAsBTAHFORD, Esq., Brownsville, Henry
Co., Ind, writes Us q long letter, under date Of May
Z, 1850. He was much reduced having been afflicted
for three years with great nervous debility, palpita
character, latter usinRa low bottles 4 was complete-
IL restored, and an now In robust health"
GEoKGE W. HOFFMAN, says be was anIictsd
with rheumatism for twenty years, 10 all is Tari3u
years we'll; the BitterB ~eheeting The cure, when sew
eral Physicians attending him could do him no good.
he aayB-"For kleumatism, Uyspepsils Liver Com
paint, Kidney Affection or Dropsyi Il 10 . sPeeino
certain remedy.
J.. ". HUNT writes nom Delphos, Alon County,
Ohio, "a section whore fever and Ague preTails,l
that he most cheerfully them OF decided
merit In all cascs % Fever and Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
2. K. GALLEHERs, ND, writes IRON Van WeFt
Ohio-sI most respectfully recommend the sherry
Wine Bitters % the notice Of Dyspeptic persons, aud
20 all who require q stimulating medicine.
UGH NENS WE r RECEIVING DAILY.
H9-Fuu Directions Accompany Zach Bottle.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHBRK
Price rs Cent? per B0tA.
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DAEGER FRoM FAMINE.

The principal danger of Washington at
the present moments from famine-notirom
an attack by the Virginia troops. Any one
who will look at q map OF the surrounding
country, will perceive instantly that no pro-
visions can enter the city at present. Mary
land and Virginia refuse to allow any q
plies to be forwarded TO Washington; and
unless the railroad from Annapolis be put in
running order by the government troops, it
viii be almost impossible to transport provis-
ions thence.
ROAD FROM ANNAPOLIS TO WASHINGTON.
The road from Annapolis TO Washington is
very sandy, and the distance is thirty-fye
uiles. There IS q wooden bridge across the
D tnxent river, which the enemy win doubt
les hurn, if they have not before now. To
tronsn, vt provisions Tor q city Of sixty thou
ssn5 IN. Sbitants, and for an army twenty
tbo1sand :, vong, would be a mOnstrOus un-
dsrtsking Mt if government troops take
nosssggio5 and ,Ncld the railway between the
two points and put it in running order, the
connection between New York and Washing
ton viii be complete.
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NEW END

"A =.
superceding Cubebs, Copsiba, Capsules, OF any
compound that has ever been beiure the public. 1t
has been usel by
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice with entire success, in all
cases.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases Il G private diseases; aOure Is frequent.
y performed in 3 week, and entire conhdence may
Be Placed In them. This remedy is a newly discoy.
cred specific, more active and more speedy In - et-.
iects than CubebH or Uopaiba alone The Pills are
stomach or impregnate the breath Six dozen Pills
in a Box.
BB- Prise ONE DOLLAR.
The Above VIII be sent By mail, on receipt Of he
soidtywM. FIsKE, AGENT for CleyelAnd.
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nUMB BEL ES-WE HAVE AN
extensive assOft lent Of
IRON DUMB % Us,
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an u The. GFEHenhsfg Nedidnss are e
osuRoHFEn1 B80fHERkDnHs
Rn 8. VI. cor entArio gGeska9-eb4aA
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1pENED THIS DAY
nlc5 assortment Of

LADIES & MISSES Straw BOENEFs.
shaker Hoods, fitt1ns, nIoEera, Hdnohea. ~
a. hrs. HEARES, EtBuperor 81,
a1o undsr bannst Hou1a
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q R IRON
ANTkD,
Twenty Tons of Wrought Scrap Iron.
tsbs o0LWELL& 20. is Ontario u.
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TIE BRIDGES.

There are four bridges which need guard
ing, all within two miles Of the capital. The
first is-about a mile and a hall directly east Of
the city, and crosses over the eastern border
of the Potomac into Maryland the second
crosses the branch at the Navy Yard. The
troops coming overland from Annapolis
would cross this bridge. The third bridge is
called the Long Bridge and crosses the Pc
tomae into VirginiE. Il is one mile South
west Of Oipitol building. At Georgetown
there is astone acqGeduot across the river,
ACROSS which troops might be marched. II
would be difficult to destroy this work quick
y, and it should be guarded very strictly.
WHERE THE REBEL FORCES can Be coNcKN-
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AMI NAILS WAR
HOUsE, Eos. 81, IS, IS aud 81 Rirar street, and
b, IS, - and IS on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
W.. CAREKs MORRISON FoETER-
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NLEVELAND AND MAHONING

y 7 U
Tun TABLE No. $50 taks eject "a anu sitter
THURSDAY, March 3ist, 1851.
CTtvafand 10 Vonnostnur
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-Intsresrins Items rem h Confodernrs

A dispatch to the New York Herald Of
Saturday gives the following interesting
items.
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There are no hills north Of Washington
near enough 70 command the capital but it
is singular that the government did not take
possession Of the railroad running to Balti-
more, and west over the mountains to Harp
er's Ferry. On Monday the Virgiuians
might have forwarded Eve thousand troops
from Harper's Ferry and Baltimore into the
hearts oithe city by the railroad, which was
in their hands. Arlington Heights are about
two miles distant from the Presidents house;
the heights southeast Of the capital, on the
Maryland side, are a mile distant from the
navy yard; Fort Washington is fifteen miles
below the capital; and Alexandria, where the
rebel troops are concentrating, is nine miles
down the river. A railroad is in the hands
OF the rebels, running from Alexandra to the
Long Bridge, Washington.
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1871 TWELVE a AGO

lOOla the success OF several medical gentle-
men Ia curing disease upon principles In accordance
with the great nafurAllawa Induced their etabliah.
ment ~ an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislaturo b. the title 81 IHE GkHEEhBERG
COMPAHE Of New Herk. The continuod success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully iustined the honor
conferred upOn the Association By legislative en-
actment, snd they have reason 70 Eel great pride In
comparing their success with medical academies al
90 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited to1ti-
mouY IRON public aud private individuals and COM
mandatory notices In the leading public journals,
brnr witness 70 the medical skill and high personal
character oftha Rentlemen connected Win the IN
s~fitution, thus assuring ths public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of fhoday.f
ENBEHH COMPANY has ever been ana Will b .
rolI4ha aud trustworthy medium Tor the re1toratton
OF health 20 the afflicted, and All Who ano suffering
nav address them with entire confidence. wl-T'
Tie principles and practice Of medicine adopted b.
fhfs Inatftutinn are tucidly et forth
FNBFRG MANUAL OF HEALTH, IN invaluable
modical work, PUBLISHED for taTuily USE, and there
fore sold a. the nominal price Of cantnf tor which
sum Il 10 mailed free 70 any pArtoftnee country.
Tho health OF American Women, diseases Of Chill
drsn. and the mOre obscure and chronic Complaints,
- we'll a. the common diaeasel incident % this coun-
frv. have received The attention % this Institution,
Aud Il "a enough u say they haTD proved them8elles
fully compatgnt Tor the great tru1td which the public
have coufded to TIER Hknl.
Their ssriea Of Medicines embrace eleven different
romedies adapted % different diseases wish minute
dIrections accompanying each article The 4edi-
cina 10 which We wish 70 cali the attention Of the
manF Esmales afflicted with disease, e
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AaI 8aada.
0LEYEhAND 3 ToIKn0R


CLEVELAND 3 T0IEDOR R
-la sPRrse AERANeraEr
o. and ans5 Monday, April 18Th. 1851. Irnina vfn
an ~ fTslty lsgndazs exeeptsd Is blow
p geeslin, Camden, Hakeman, N6rssif.
Fi1sS 6saeEne clyde fremont
~ Chicago no {. h.. bsiroit AZ qn5P
20 ?. =. Through Mal-stoppinT n al Ef-ao-e -
We 3 SutPefn DIVISION arriving q Toiodoa i
10 ;. 4. MAJ, ssops e az sfsHoua go ofs.ndu,tv
Df.lsiqui and Hrlfo a. San
I'D ,. X Telegraph E~Hpros1-stoppinQ AZ Grafton.
RoHsln, 9tAem9ni horgnlk nouroeyiir,
a4si e Toledo at la1 2 ~ Chiosgo az
CoNNECTTOgs.
ansston4 10 madeat M0ErosViie with ihs SAN
a 4asaleil and hegaFk y. u., al ClFda Win
mont visa tsmoni 3 fsdiShS 49, - n foillis
vi We Alehifsn southern 4 Aofihefn Indiana
irQit. Jeckson, fon Wayn.. LoF-r-r.l 49,
uairos Ahonts Sc Loaf, anda u 55ias Wr So-tf
Trains sfriSs Is Cssslzna tron Te .so ana ,h.
sanduaRy % 9.DAH
Cleveland. Ap-His ISL. s55l
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
oIHsIEEATI RAILROAD.
sol hfnua AEEANaEnENF. IaI.
~ AHAAIu April Alllf NMIs EIaEluuHr
Trains VII leave ClsFolanf a. bI5wr.
81. a. =. N. u. a Cincinnati Erurew-1fc5nfnr A
hereal araltout WcliuT fon, New Eondon.
salem Shelby and al Stations a1uth OF
shelby reaching Columbus at $50 A. ~.
Cincinnati a. 40 ?.
EA3 p n Accommodation-3toapln az az Stations
ana arriving at Columbus HI1Rm
30 ,. -. eEnt AAq-3t9ppinz A. stations
ley Delaware and LoEis Csntsf, ana al
gae5 ftatl2nss g lesy9 Pss.sngcra ouig.
LL.nIL al M.N a.
CONNECTIONE
ehelbT, HandugkTt MsnTddld EN8Wark Hrilrdsd. fr
Aaasaelei NJ vernon, Newark NancsFils,
0r@ilins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wsyns & Chieaeo Rail-
rad i2r lofesl Uppsr eandufg, Delphc8,
Sg5t ard East r hanaaeid Woolteri Mas
Gallon and ~Bsnsontalne Balroad Linz, fr Hasion,
beue,ontaine, sieneyr uuson, Muncia, Iu-
diuapoNl, Igrra Hauta, HfrcfnHnI. Eraua.
VILE boul4Flloi Cairo, ST. Louis, SC.
DelaWare with Springfield, Nc. fern1n and Pitfs-
burgi kEllrcad Or BprinE1ald
Uoiumbul, Lit 9 Miami 2 Columbia and Voula
Lorre Hauto, 81. Louis, Morrow. EoFelaud,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio q E1-
Ehlsi1pI Railroad AZ Cincinnati Toe Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, 81. EcuIl, and az
points on the Ohio river.
DcluuEua. Central Ohio Enfrcnf Cor Naaart. Trnna-
villa Wheelng, 49, Columhul, Elqua and
Anq34na kslrQad 30 kAquai lrtanl, &C.
pT a. the Union Ilcset Once 81 superior street, Or
FLINT. -sabarlnandsns.
UdFelan6, April 18Th. ssfI.
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80 4oaaaFy.

LANES IA. BRASS
ID EOUEDHR AND MFuFAOrURER o.
sEN doom nom Superior street Cleveland, Ohio. u.
i rrsAred 20 furnish al kinds. q work l1ed ~
u1ed u tho Plumbing Business, Beer Pumps oiall
80 nada and repalrud. BrnU Casing done daily
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now LOST. how RESTORED.
Ju.t puhiiuhsd on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Dependencies, or seminal Weak
nsss, Sexual Debility, NervouHnesl, Involuntary
FmirsioEs and Impotenry, resulting from aoltabuse,
&c 81 Eobt. ]. Culyarwun, n. D. sent under seal
in aplaln unvolopo, - any addraaa, postpaid. on re-
celpt oftae stamps, ~ nr. Chas J. o. Kline N
BoVen, Rev York. Post Once Box, No. lisa
merr.fswealn
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nON'T DELAY TO PURIFY
IL h BLOOD.
DR.. wEAvER's
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM syrup,
roE rig oUn Or
tanker. salt Rhsum, Eryslpolas, Scrofuloua Dis
cases, Outano0us Eruptiona and every kind
Of Disease GriEfng toman impure
state o. the Blood.
The most Efcchee Blood RTJss Of The Nins,
tenth caeEy.
Is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
an Educated Physician, and all who are afflicted
without delay. II will drive the diaoagea frOm the
system, and when 0noeobt on the Skin q lev appn.'
cations Of Dr. WeaEer's
CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and YOu nave q permanent Cure. b.
TheaCERAIL has proved Itself 70 - the best Unit
ment over inyentedi and vhere once used, Il has
cure ofold Sores, letter and RinFHormf bcald Heads,
ehfiiblaiua, and Frost Bites karbcr8 Itch, Ohapped
or Cracked Hands eE Lips biotehe8 o. fimpios on
soRS NIPPLES AND SORE EYKs,
should be kept in the house ofssery Family.
Price Of Syrup 81; Cerdh % cents per Both.
Directions Accompany zach Bottle.
SOLD BY MosT MEDICINE DEALERs.
in. HARRIS CO. Proprietog,
To w6o@ III orders for the above HSdiei6ss must
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
Z. y. Gaylord, O.s. Maoksnzi5 william Fake,
3. w. sackrider, End Strong 4 Armstrong, Cigva-
ihnd Ohio; Robortg 8 samuel, Columbus; W. "A. era
ham, Banduakyi Carter ; Brother Erie Pa
weayers salt Rheum syrup and Cerstei u aold By
UurchiU a Brother lnua
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WHISPERS OR MUSTACHE
in from three to six weeks. This artifle is the only
one Of the kind used BY the French, and In London
and in Paris Il Il IN universal use.
1t Is . beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimu-'
lAting compound, actinR a. II By magic upon the
roots, causing a beautiful growth oiluxuriant hair,
Itapplled 70 the scalp, Il viii cnre bALDN ESS, and
canse to spring up In place Of the bald spots q hne
growth Of hair. Applied according 10 directions, Il
will turn BED or toWy hair DARK, and restore gray
hair TO Its original color, leaving t son smooth and
flexible. The "ONGUENTn o. an Indispensable Ar.
ticle in every q%entleman's toilet, andafter one weeks
use thy would not tor any CONFEDERATION % without
be addressed.
Price-une Dollar a Box. For sale b. all Drug
Eists and Dealers or a box Of the "Ongueutn (War-
ranted to have the desired effect } viii BE- sent to any
Uho desire Il, by mail (directl securely packed, on
dress HORACE l.. HEGEMAA 4 co.
Druggists, &C.,
fh2I8i9dhw 2IWnlfums a., n. Y.
HS-FOr sale BY Il. A. Palmer, Druggist, corner Of
Prospect and Erie streets, aud Strong B Armstrong,
- nkNa
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ilEusd and removed, and al baelntg
connected With tbs company prUmDly ATTENDED %
b the subssFiberi ne eafy ent9a1 obSus
poy7aHl6 Room Ne. sforkilS building
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WV = 30 lo4eeoa
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EXCURSIONS.

flHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
Fae,1 cents by Staten Islsud ferry Of whiiehan
street between the Battery and South ferry Beats leave
every hour from A. n. TOT NJ On fine Sundays every
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100 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LIT. WITH
IOC Board Two large front Rooms, The appct He0f,
suitable for tw0 four young iocdto Silent
Terms moderate and Board FIRST class. Dinner six
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4 ioAf. 81 s0,-IhB BEST COAL FOR STOVE AND
weight. I,9v{l q 81 -
a22 Eighth avenue, corner vi Twenty -seyeath street
1 ,oA.-EA8LISH CAMEL AND LIVERPOOL ORRRL.
OF inspirations intended particularly domestic use;
& ppe Ieaeh Orchard, genuine Le and Locust Noun
faH Ffiee, rs low AS cln Ike qualities ar so for
HENRY REEVE, corner Canal aud Centre,
-nd <oIpSr . jane anu " u. sixeeL -
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-wAETE
~ lot Of cast Oh Clothing, Furniture, Carpets &C. viii
the best price, by calling addressing n Abrahams
a Seventh avenue, between Twenty ard
Ladies' attended by Mr.. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

% GREENE STREET ABOVE spRING-AI.sroN
e) fouseltieganty furnished suits Of Rooms with
Croton water and convenience housekeeping
nouica,y particularly suited for small respectable families.
Tent low 10 permanent tenants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

ITNIoN COURSE, LONG IsLAND-rR0TTINd ON
~ Friday, Oct H. at O'Clock. match for $sDO mile
heats best in in harness Play pay d. Plirr names
hay stallion Young Jackson 9. Young bay horse
To come on on good day.
SHAW d WHITE, Preprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR SALE
The carriage and harness nearly new, having been
Us d but short time The horse pei frcy sound kind
and gentle They will be sold at Tow price the owner
has not sufficient them Inquire Of Mr. HAmliD
DR. Chitons Office Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

nR. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
- hiss attention 20 tsrAsrs 81 cnrsaiD class IN within
has treated no less than fifty Thousand cases without In
stance ~ Failure Ills great remedy Or Hpntcrs Red Drop
os certain diseases wheH regular and all
remedies ta cures without dieting restriction In the
hatf OF the - lent without the dsgu ken
tug effects ~ all other remedies;
map 1 hois y roots out the posoR0us faint The blood
sure 20 absorb uness the remedy 81 vnI and
cannot he oha'ned genuine anywhere than at the old ore
No bStson street 6ooa for nothing tht treats of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

no PRINCE STKEEr.--TwO HALL BEDROOMS on
lOC secoha ard hird doors With Board Gas bath, &c.
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

OF CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AvJNCE-TO
I'll let second story front Rooms, others, snie
sinyy with Without rst class Board References gwen
and required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

A RARE CHANCE-LADTES AND GENTLEMEN-I
IA want large lot OF east off Clothing for the Western
market Carpets and Furniture promise pay the highest
price for them by calling addressing H. Ellis No. -
Seventh between Sixteenth streets
Ladies attended by k~. Ellis.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1851.
r1an TURF.

CENTREyILLE COURSE, LONG IGLAND.-TRO1
y. uag-Wedaesda{, October o 1871, match for oStl
haf forfeit rain shine mile heats best three In I'VE
warren names gray mare Touchnot 70 wagon D. Pnfs
names bay marc Pauline, in harnesa
BEyINg CONKILN, Propristors.