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BLOOD FOUDi
BLOOD FOODf
nTfnHfn ETtfnnN

10 an suderlng frem Consump ption, incipiont or
confirmed, or nom debility Of any kinds q from
montal or aerYous prosfEaii0n, brought On By any
causs; o. from sofctulouE cgmulaints; OF from dis
caaol of the Kidneys bladder sad to L9dies Guf-
erinr aQT OF the many diatro8ging complaints their
taE are liable %, and which ongsndcr Con1umption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
4 q1tred a. 9 Certain and Reliable Eemedy. Diner
ing III every particular nom the patent medicines Of
ehe days Il g echeuiesl cor oination a lR0ks UL
PHU and hHOSRH0Ryc, ofyory great worth, and
the banents if has lerTed on them.
CHURUH a DUPONT, eos Broadway, New York,
arc the sole pr1pr6torG Of the article and nave in
conheQuonce 81 a fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from RID
90 WILLOW; aud increased the size OF the bottle to
ounces Be very cautious In buying to see that the
Gcsimie Of their signature is the outside Of the
wrapper as gil others iterieifa. In oonae-
1ueuc5 oi the large demand Tor this article, the lo
lowing drugEsts have all ordered and received SUP
plies Of the new Kind, Nizs
Ohas. A. Eimbal, Mm. II French, }. 3. Hayes,
A. Staaiels, and samuel Eidder r., lowell
So sold b. WA flSKE, Druggi {, Cleyeland,
Ohio. sb25:daW
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9pnia. A0IItga.
hi AN H OODI


cast published en- ths Mature, Treatment and
sdicni curs Of fsperma2oFrhea, CT Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary
Emissions and 1mpotency, resulting from loiabuno,
Ae By Rcbt. J. c1isorWeli, n. D. Sent under seal,
In pln suvslops. % any address postpai6. on re-
osipf Ct SEc stamps, b. Dr. Ohas. ,. O. Kline, lsl
BoWsry, RS.s York. Post omos Box, No, !. t.sss.
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FoR THE WAR.-Lieut Savoy, of the Carl
bsldians, is in town, recruiting for the war.
His headquarters are at ThOmpsOn's hotel.
He wishes to leave for Camp DennisOn this
afternoon.
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SPrOOf Of the pudding Is in eating it, and
to know the real merits Of medicine Is to test it BY
giving Il q fair trial. Every trOubl with hn-
Inors that arise from impure blood should lose no
time in testing the merits Of Dr. Weaver's Canasr
and Salt Rheum syrup aad Cerats
Sold By +. 7. Gaylord, o. s. Mackenzie, Z.
". sackrider, Strong Armstrong and Wm. FiSke
OlsvsiAud, O.
EI-Sea Advarfiae7uent
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PosTAaE STAMPS FOB sALE.-stamps for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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NEw suxxER RGooDs.-Boulevard Hats kF
misses, Washington, Anderson, Union, and
other New York styles for men and boys
Also, e handsome variety for children,
inst received at the new Hat Store in Marble
Block, aI5 Superior street. Come and aee
them. ~
jsIO:dlw FULLER = CO.
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PERRY DAvIs-This name is OF world-wide
renoWn-not only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Daviss Pain Bfllsr-but for Lis great libe-
rality toward The cause OF Temperance, and bis de-
voted Christian lie. The Church he built for the
Baptist sOoisty in the year 1855 viii be lasting
monument to his coed name
~ Sold sFsTywh T :, and By +. =. Gaylord, Wm
= sks, Q. s. Mackenzie, Strong Armstrong, and
Z ". 6ackridsr, Cleveland, o.
ea7-sa~ Advertisement in another column
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for Salt Or aent.

DOR RENT-THE FRONT COR
NER Ohice over my store.
June4: 81 W P. FpGC
EOR RENT.-A NICE SMALL -
Dwelling, on Granger, near Prospect st. III
All the conyeniences and rent low. lnonirs -
a % 5Eangsr street apri3Rl2.
DOR SALE-YERY DESIRA
u BLE Vacant Lots on Prospect street, near
Hudson street. Price SIS per foot.
aprH EOUSE B JENNINGS,
raFra
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CAMP TAYLOR MILITARY HosPITAL.-The
Hospital in connection with Camp Taylor
was closed on Saturday afternoon, and the
remaining patients, four in number, re-
moved to Mr.. Cranes, on Forrest street,
where they will be treated by DR.. Prentice,
and cared fer until they entirely recover.
DR.. Prentice has had under his charge six
hundred and seveuty-six cases At the bar
racks and in the hospital, since the camp
was Orsned, and has only lost Oae-he .
soldier who had been discharged condition.
ally, that he should be permitted to go
home on furlough. He however went back
to camp, took cold, had relapse, was
brought back to the hospital, where he died
eighteen hours thereafter, in spite of all
that medical skill eOulddo for him. Taking
into account the fact thas the eonEenisaces
for treating the sick at first, were necessari-
ly insufficient, this is most remarkable, and
speaks well for all concerned in the man
sgem ent Of the hospital.
Too much praise cannot be awarded tc
DR.. N. B. Prentice, Physician, Col. c. B
Flood, Steward, Mary E. Alleman; Mstron.
and their assistants. They have been un-
tiring in their efforts to make everything
comfortable for their patients, and most GER
tainly have succeeded well.
The names Of the persons now left il
charge Of the Hospital physician are:
Thomas Rohar, Of Co. F, 18th Reg, ty,
PhOid fever.
Amos Berkley, Of Co. B, 2lst Reg, ty
phOid pneumOnia.
Geo. Everett of Co. c, 14th Reg, measlea
Martin Hinklo, of Co. H, l4Ih Reg.
measles.
We are informed they are all doing well
and will be about in q short time.
Robar and Binkley have been hOrorsbl.
discharged.
Il Everett and Hinkle have enlisted for thrs
years, and viii join their regiment as 500
as they are able.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
u ORDEROE COURT. On the 18th day Of June,
le6i, a. 10 CLOCK A. NJ on the premises, in thu
toWnsh , OF orange, Ouylhoga Co o., will Be sold
70 the highest bidder. the following Bcribcd Real
state as he property Of the minor heirs OF Frances
Campbell, deceased, to wit; situate il said township
q orange being - acrs part Of lot l. tract s. cal
division Of Orange being the north part ofT5 acres
co the sonth side OF said lot l. The sOuih 40 acres
hayng been heretofore deed5d to Edmund DYbail,
and sId s5 extends acrusa the aad lot ca I aud
west and bounded south By the north line Of said
Edmond Dyb4iis land. he owner Of said $ ,acres
Of land to have the priyilegss Of q road along tbs
west line Of sad lot l. aud also oi lot 0f said tract
from the southwest corner Of these preiss and the
praisgd at 500 o.
Terms Of sals-SznO cash at the day ofsa1e and the
balance In i've tQnAl annual payments.
EDnOND 0TBALb,
Guardian Of said Minor Heirs.
Cleveland, O., June 5, 1851. iuns7ssS
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. Is5I
NKW ADVRRTIsERIENTs.,

0. 3 P. RallFoad-chsnse Of Time
Hover a HisbSs-Dgy Goods.
I P. shsrwood-Dry Goods.
W. L. Aarvin-D Despatch Cook stovO
sunday School Union-Locsl Notice.
Fuller oO-LoeaI Notice.
jeremiah ooontsd-Adninigtrator's sale.
Hussoy 4 AMeBries-Eor Lake Superior.
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~ Sunday School Union Concert this
evening, at IL o'clock, in the I'd Presby-
terian Church.
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L u snInMOESnN

HrdefieGl dHf Scientific OphciGn,
Keeps she largest Assortment Of the most improved
kinds Of SPEoTACLES. All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground gnder his own
Inspection BY machinery Ota new construction with
the greatest care 20 suit tho eyes in s cases.
caring Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation ot tce
Eyes, and imparting strength for long reading or
Gue sewing.
l.. s0lcmouson would here inform the public iat
be employs any one in the sale Of bis Lengel
81 AlFo. a Euieutlid asEort tnent of6F II GLAb5E1t
MICROSCOPES, COMFASBEB, &C, on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL ETES inserted without patn,
e pariect natural.
oFTIoE-Eo. - supsriOr street, undsr American
Hote; mallsdlW
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OIL.-The undersigned ls prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vath in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. II. KIDNEY.
ian1sR1O
~ See advertisement of Dr.. sanEord's
Liver Invigorstor.
C. C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec23R1O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

REsELLIox KEcoRD.-Hawks & Bro. have
received number 8 of this valuable Publi-
cation, which years hence will be the best
compendium Of the American rebellion
published. It's printed on good paper, and
in convenient form for binding.
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Aake Steanlere.

E0R LAKE SUPE. ~A
4 Ok.-The fast and staunch lIeEL IN
steamer NORTH kRN LIGHT, tfss57557iE5
John spaldtng master, viii leave 4-l7zH1lals-s--al
our Dock for Lske Superior Ports, on Monday June
10th at O'Clock y FOR freight or passage apply
90 HANNA GARRETs0H 3 CQ-i
Juue4a3s Cleveland. D.
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- We congrafulate our readers upo

- We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery OF q sure cure for rheumatism, Gout and
heurEEis, and All heruurid Diseases, which Is sf-
iocted without the use Of Internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and gVe temporary relief
only. In aet, IL i the only known remedy ofeetiu9
q perfect cure, and We feel warranted, from its re-
commfldations, In calltag the attention Of the ar
hicted and those having friends suffering from Rheu-
matism 0out OF Neuralgia the peruicioua effects
Of Mercury, the advertisement in another column
of our paper, OF Dr. Leland'a Anti khsumatie Band.
nl9-Scld ~ Wnn, EISKE. Cleveland, q. feb25
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1881 PASTUBAGE.

The PAST res Of the subscriber,
about 800 q res in the Cuyahoga 8NK
valley, will BE- open on and after Gslzlllsls
the first da May. Terms-6fty cents per week
for Cows, aud dollar per woek for Horses, paya-
BILE every Monday, in advance, unless arrangements
are made with the undersigned for the Seassn.--
Apply at my Office over Merchants Bank, Superior
street., or TO Milo BoswOrth, Herdsman, At the en-
trance gates, near WOOlsOn, Hitchcock 4 Carter's
Stove Foundry. or at his brick yelling house on
University Heights.
Ss5- Parties ssUdiug Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire sazson from date Of entrance TO November lst
uRlfss they give notice In wiring Of an earlier
withdrawal and also, that the subscriber viii not
be responsible for animals that may STRAY from, or
be injured while on said premises. .o-
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TEE SEATR OF OHIoI
ExEouTfTE DEPARTMENT,

O0LVNEl6I UuuU . lUVIs
HoE. A. g. RIDDLE-Dear Sir: General
Order No. IS from Washington provides that
s'thsre wiz be sllOwedto each Regiment one
Chaplain, who win be appointed By the
Regimentsl Command on ths vote Of the
Field oheers and Company Commanders.
He must be q regularly ordained minister
Of some C1ristian denomination, and viii
receive the pay and allowance Of captain Of
cavalry.
Such is the orders frem Headquartsrs.--
Tell applicants that they must apply TO
Colonels Of companies, as above.
ReHpsstfully yours,
W. 7. BAsOox.
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on sPERHKToRRHoEAs
Il L So AND IN POF ENJOY
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
Jhe above named diseases. He viii pay the same
lum for the proof that any other Physician IN
be United States treats the same diseases with
After many years OF laborious study and expert.
Rounee to the unfortunate, that he has perfected
system Of trestment ler the
SPEEDY AMI PERMANENT OURH
9f the above and Other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With all bad effects arising therefrOm. including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATiON.
q whom had e1pended 6uHdreds Of dollars With
ssstyled physicians, who profess 70 treat all private
naladies with success and without rseeiEi1g the
Dr. GIBSON does not beast that ne "a a member OF
some College in London or Paris, IS perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent,
and who hold out great ex eecaon9 never 70 Dc re-
Allied But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of it
this that be is able % give entire satisfaction TO
those who repose conhdeneo In his ability and intes
0f treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
Ion or Paris, any patent medicine 70 equal tor the
radical cure Of seminal wea knees and all diseases or
arrangements, both mental and physical srisins
rom se1@al or secret abuse
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his nov treatmentths
io0Wing advan ages over all others rot dsc0Vefedi
and first, the agents used are in IPp0ct disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such os
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug; Secondly
restrictions IN diet or business b requiredi Third,
y his treatment Is positive and certain in al
de stands prepared to 80 into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known % the world IN point Of prompt
aess psrmanency, mildnesss safety and convenience
10 the patient
and has during the past two yea18 performed many
lures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
5thsr modes Of treatment EssEsles can Be- giyento
individuals Of the hrst re5pectablly in Cleveland
Boston, New YORK, snd other cities IL reEar- 20
skill and integrity ID al transacti. rs
Dyspepsia, Rhuematisfn. SGfotaiI and all cl roaIc
diseases treated with superior success.
1lR Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
recsipt OF tan dollars.
Dr. GIRsON's New Work on Physiology for sale
Il his ONCE
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsetropGtiy and Medicine,
- Once No. III Ontario street, up stsirs' tsW
iOors from the Public Square.
baflT. ffundaYH aEceDted-N aues
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geaal Aotiees.
John Webster, PPn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
/ ~, vs. Common kleas. CiTil Ac-
e isf M aaSS3. GSR 'an'' Ia At..csmsps.
THE DEFENDANT WILL T.U


THE DEFENDANT WILL TAEE
netiee that On the 9TH day of Hay. 1851. ~
Plaintiff commenced his action In the Court q boul
mon Pirasl in aud for CuyahOss county Ohio the
OtJeet az prayer OF the petition I'm Ehfch scton "a
70 recover the amount ot S3 uis 20, With interest
thereon from September lsf l56 claimed to Be due
Irom deiendaIt TO plaintiff, for damage sustained
ty the paintin IN tbs ale 20 him by de'sndanf Of
oil which defer dRnt represented as pure aud unadi
ssl ated Linseed Oil. about the tenth day Of No
Vmhers s59s and SIKH and eighth davs Of june 1850
which vas not 10 fset pure Linseed U but the gania
vas impure and aduiterateds and which plaintiff
6orght OF deiendant for use In the manufac urs OF
Oil Olotha by reason Of the impnrity and sduitera
tion Of which the oil cloth ma1uacarrsd from auch
OIL was ren ergd unsaiea bl8 and value es and nal-
tif was compelled 70 AXE the sarna back from his
customers and has besE unaO TO sell the same again.
and aso BY reason Of which, his rtpItation as man
utaeturer uf Oil Cloth has been CRAFTY damaged
ana ase BY reason of which be deprived Il salei
# his oil elyths ~ diFrIs parties 20 The PlaiuitGs
dam &c IN all Of tn above men toned sum.
Tie Defendant will demurr or answer sid pstl-
ton or Be he 18th day Of august, lsSf, or
judgment will be taken BY tefault agsinst H.
RAAhETs BACkUS 4 NOBLE,
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at franklin Mills. June 9Th, 1851, EMMA O.,
youngest daughter Of Dwight P. and Almeda Hop,
kins, aged years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10

@S- Geo. o. Blair will deliver the Morn
ISs LEADEs, by Pony Expssss, in the towns
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~ The following .etter, in relation to
Regimental Chaplains, was received saiue-
day By Hon. A. G. Riddle:
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From your friend,

IIvIH y V4I II ItIIAI DA-'' = y :
Four companies of Col. Barnstt's ARTILLERY
occupy Phillippi at present, namely; Co. A.
Capt. Simmons; Co. D, Capt. Ricej Co. B,
Capt. Hickman, and Co. F, Capt Kinney.
Companies E and G are at Grafton. The in
fantry encamped there are the 14th and 10Th
Ohio Regiments, lst Virginia, and 9th and
7Lh Indiana.
Lieutenant Colonel sturgsss, whom we
have spoken of above as commanding the
artillery at atPhilliypi, arrived in the city Sat
urday evening.
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no Rim TERs.

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
FOR eale-A lot Of BREWER and Non ariel Tyne
Imposing Stones, Gases, Chases, and eTeryfhfnf
complete for printing d1ily and weekly ne rs paper
with the exception Of pressl which will be sold q
an extraordinary BE- rgain.
na9-FOr particulars cali st the "Lsader'' Count
ing Room. iab2l.RIi
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FOR SALB
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
4 Pittsburgh street, known as the HiiebcOek
property, being lot One IN Case addition to Csye.
land and lot 469 in Kelley and WalWoFth-- subdi.
vsio1. Said properly having ons hundred feet lr0nt
on Pittsburgh street and extending beck ten rods 4
an alley. The house is large, well built aud conYe
nient. For terms apply 20
RAEEEY, BAOKUs NOBLE.
ENOR SALE.-ONE SECoND-I5AED
Il Steam POileF-upright 90 called, lately ussd
IN the lie sder ONCE. Said Boiipr is a inches in al
ameter outside, and feet og; furnace part, fsei
in diameter, and feet him.
Said Boiler originally 500; is now In rst rate
oraeT and with the CRATES, safety-ValVe, &o viii Be
- For further particulars enquire at this offoe
OF at 7. J. McGarry's Steam Boiler shop on Cenh6
street. II
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5ttOraFys at gaw.

n & RI 5 " o L D,
1TTORNEY AT LAW,
ones over Mould Eumssn's Store.
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RrrTnEEcEs :-Nessrl. Aead 3 Co. babcoek : Oo.i
6.ei-sfr. Belcher a Co., New York Mesgra. Alcott
q Hortor 81 Raymond o., Edwards lddingB
snf HUGHES Lester, Cleveland.
Rsysosantsd b. !. n. HALLIDAY. aPraasw:1'7
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mn, 9. 7. AETH0ET, IN. EEkN.
Prompt attention given 70 saia q
BITTER, CHEESE, EDS and ether Produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-20
THE EVENING STAR.

: FWhaling in San Francisco harbor has
become one Of the aausements of the Califor.
mans. The Mirror gives an interesting ae-
count OF tnrse Of those profitable fish having
come inside the Heads one day early in 0cto-
Del, and played around for some hours, after
which two Of them went out to sea. The third
female, remained long enough to excite at
once the cupidity and love Of adventure of the
boatmen about the docks, who procured a
whale boat and apparatus from the whale
schooner Olivia, then lying in port, and full
blown chase then took place in the harbor.-
After an hour of harpOoning and the use of q
steam tug, the whale was taken, lowed ashore
at IleknOr's Dry Dock, exhibited until 81 500
had been made out Of it, and nearly the whole
town driven away by the stencil, after which
1t tried out seventy-fve barrels of oil. Il is
now evident, from this operation, that Uncle
Sam has awhaling ground included within his
domains, and that he need ask no favors, on
that score, either Of the British or the Rus
slams
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

NJ TEETH.
W: hLHSMis, M d ths InysntoI aod patentes
tends personally At his ONCE n this CITY "a l
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~Io
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
Who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may deere
but TO those VINO are particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect dentafe thsi
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will De
more fully warranted,
Rooms In this city-No. 3Ss Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th sts Also, got Arch street, Phi. sdel
pnl2. oc H-d
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keayif nskSffSEsA sT6SSilsesffSSE

dlO run bOb
T0NooInland Routs-The shortest and most d
Seer, and GoMMoNWEALTH, CAPT J. w,
Williams, In connection with the Stonington and
Proyidepoe, and Boston and Providence Rsilrosds,
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No Is North River, st o'cloei r. NJ, and
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at So p. Nj.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yorf-
Monday, Wedn ssday, and FRIDAY. From Gro
soPzTlssdas, Th5Isdsy ,snd Saturday.
Tuesday. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Prom 6roton
: Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY.
Passengers from Groton proceed Per railroad 70
Providence and Boston, in the Express Mail
Train, reaching said place in advance Of those By
other routes, and in ample time for 81 the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer IL, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy nlghts' rest undisturbed. break
fast If desired and leave 6roton IL the IT'S A. M
Train, connectIng at Providence with the =
A. nj. Train for Boston.
Pare from Providence TO Newport, Fifty cents,
"A bessaEe master accompanies the Steamer and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
apply on board the steamer, or et the Preifht
Office, Pier lS North River, or az the Once Of
the Company, No. lis W eat street, corner Of Cort-
land street. New York, Feb. %. 1851.
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FOR BOSTON. VIA NEWPoRT
&AES AND FALL RIVER.
By the Splendid and supenof

stsems5s MEETR9t1IiE EMPIRE ST ATE,
ltrenIth and sPeed, but PsrtculaTy ADAPTED % the
neotfon with the Esll River sod Old Colony Rail
road, distance Of IS miles only TO Eoston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsytop.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Of O'Clock
p. M, touching Of Newport each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and saturdays, 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, touching 81 Newport each way.
These Steamers ars fitted with oommodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the seour-
~ and comfort OF rassenEors, who are Afforded By
this route nIghts' rest on board, and arrival
~ Fall River proceed per Steemboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting Of the Accommoda-
ton tt a; N, BY which they may reach Bostos
A bagGsge master is attached 20 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and ACCOM-
Danies the came to its destination.
A steamer runs IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through With
gTect dIspetch by an Express Train, which leaves
Fall River eveIy morning, Sundays excepted, at
IN O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving
1t its destination ~ about ii A, NJ
For freight or passags, Apply on board. or at the
and berth. apply or board, or Il desired 70 secure
them In advance, 20 WIN. BORDEN, Af't
20 and III W est street, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-20

q The steamer Pembroke, which lef,
Boston on Monday for China, sailed under
what is called 'sealsd letter." which au.
thorize5 her to overhaul and capture any YES.
sci which may Interfere with the steamer on
her regular trips; she is not, however author.
lied TO cruise for the purpose Of capturing
privateers. She carries two 6-pound cannon
and an efficient crew.