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CaVtaln Gallo aud The British Oonsal.


Tho telegraph has already noticed the
barbarOus treatIneat received by Capt Gale,
Of tbs barqae D. @. Pierce, who put into
Norfolk in distress, and was robbed of both
vessel snd cargo the latter valued at s., ,oOc.
The part which the British Consul had In the
matter set forth in these documents.
U. s. STEAM FRGArH, MSNEsoTA, |
Hampton Roads, Va, May le, 1851.
Capt. C. Gale, Of the American barque D.
O. Piercs, sunk ~ on obstruction 10 ireVent
iugreas into the harbor Of Norfolk, BY the
people Of that city:
SlR-This is TO certify, that in an interview
between you and - Myers, British Consul
for the port Of Norfolk, held 10 my cabin
heard the Consul ackno sledge, in answer TO
your question, that he, the Consul, had now
in his possession, and his control, all the sugar
with which the said barque was loaded ct
the time Of the entrance into Norfolk in
distress.
The Consul nevertheless declined perempto-
rily to give You, when requested by you to
do, receipt TO this effect; which you request
ed, that you might make as you decla.ed,
proper account Of the cargo to thesPersons
entitled 10 know what disposition has been
made Of said cargo.
Respectfully, your obedlent servant
s. II. STRINGHAA,
Senior Flag olicer, BlOckading Squadron.
l was present duriug the above converse
ton, and certify TO is correctness.
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Commanding U. 8. Navy,
and Flag Captain BlOckading Squadron.
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By the latest foreign ~adviees We have .
report that Spain has accepted the aane1a-
lion Of the Eastern portioa Of the leland OF
San DOni. SO, which Il viii be reriembWed
was lately Invaded and ovOfpoveEod By
Spanish tcoops In ships from Havana. This
iteision, oa the part Of that government, may
prove the blow which will cut down ell
Amieabls feeling oetween this government
and that Of Spain. Il is mOrs than probable
that this will be the case, and that ere long the
two countries will be 10 hostile array TO
each other. The United States will not
allow its rights, or the rights Of friend
ly nations 70 be tRmpled under :Oot
because internal war Is raging In our midst,
This has been plainly set foTlh in the in-
sIruetions Of Secretary Seward TO his foreign
ministers, and Il is probable that the Ad-
ruinis,ration viii promptly resent any such
action upon the part OF Spain. We are IS
ready 10 meet iossign foes As We ever have
been, and ara ready TO take the responsible
ity.
An important movement toward supply ylng
Hagland with cotton, independent Of the
American aeldS Is announced
The military movements of the tive armies
in or near Eastern Virginia are watched with
intense interest. Here the war has OPensd,
and here ths brave ard too imPulSive Els
worth has died Gen. Butler has lsh Fort
ress MOnros with G force 30 large Is to in
dieate an important movement, but mot large
enough to attack Norfolk or Richmond
The ssw4lrs Point batteries viii probably
be frst reduced $3.50 Be- aaaa a.ai- elr
There are rumOrs Of Sighting at Harper >
Ferry, butAt this writing, we have nothing
definite. no
Western Virginia Is exempt FOm he order
by which all mails are ordered discontinued
70 the seeding states. u' sa a-e
The rebels at Hsrpefs Perry hsve stopped
the running Of trains On the BAldnOrs and
Ohio rOsd and hare stopped at that POlnt 8
large auantity Of coal. d BE- s'oaE sai 3e
The battery at AcqulR Greek, the emily one
between Washington and Fortress AonrOe,
Is reported taken By the q. 8. vessels
By Saturday nights report it win be seen
that Gen. Butler has taken possession Oi
SewAlrs Point with a loss of eishty-fOuE
killed and wounded on bis side and three or
tour hundred On the side of'the rebels. Some
six hundred prisoners Wsre taken. This is
very important action, As the rebels de-
signed the batteries on that POint ior the de-
fense Of Norfolk and Richmond.
There was reported engagement on Ar
llngton Heights.
Prom all over the country comes news
of the mourning over the murder Of Col.
Ellsworth. In Louisville fAgE were dis
played at half-mast and gentleman who ar
rived from that city yesterday, says the Iesl-
ing there was intense against The assassina-
ton. ssl 81
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The Wre,eh Jaohsou.

A legal gentleman Of Washington, who is
now In this city, knows the men Jackson
the murderer Of Col. EIlswOrth-7ery we'll
by reputation. he It vss, who sitter the
.JOhn Brown fight at HarPeTs Ferry, swan
into fhs river to a rock upon which tss dead
body Of one Of Browns men had lodged IL
floating dawn the stream and With bis jack
knife, with dIAbOIical cOolnsss out Of enc Of
the eur8of ths dad man and putting q into
his pocket. returned 10 shore. BE had the
ear put into alcohol in a glass bottle, aud
kept 1t upon exhibition upon tbe bar Dt bis
tavern at Fairfax, By this outrageous
barbarity, be 80 aroused the people Of that
place that they drove bim from town, when
he went to Alexandra. Such was the
wretch who assassinAted the foremost mill
tary man Of his age in the country.
jackson Il also the same man who headed
the gang who attacked the Republican libes-
ty pole at occaquon, Fairfax county, before
the Presidential election He cut down the
pole with his own hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

fFor the Leader.l
Gen. Johnston Ofthe Utah Expedition not at
HarpeF's Eerry.
Prom the telegraphic dispatches Of yester-
day we clip the following:
The Richmond Examiner says thst General
Johnston, commander of the Utah Expedi-
don, has been ordered to the Command Of
the Confederate forces at Harper's Ferry.
In the Washington Intelligsucer Of the
same date, received this morning, End the
following: .'
The Richmond Examiner states on she
authority TO the Editor from his friends in
the South ,,.
lst- That Gen. Joseph f. Johnston, late of
the Federal Army, and nova Brigadier Gen.
eral Of the Southern Oonfederacy, has been
ordered to take command at Harpers Ferry,
and ought 70 have reached his destination
either yesterday or t. day. f.a51t
1t would thus appeaF that the General
Johnston who has been Ordeeed to take com
mAnd q HsrPsrs FsrFy, is nOt Brevst Brigs-
disr General Albert g. Johnston, Colonel Of
the End Regiment OF Cavalry Of the regular
army, Of Utah memory; but Brig General
Joseph 3. Johnston, who on the deossss OF
General Jesup, Chief of the Qnartsr Masters
Departnsnt, was By Secretary Floyd. hoisted
over the heads of other more deserving and
older officers, and appointed to ill the vacan-
ey. he is native Of and was appointed IN
the army from Virginia
Gen. Albert s. Johnston was appointed to
the army from Te1as but is . native Of Ken
tueky, from which State be was originally
appointed Oadet at West Point He is a
much more capable aad reliable officer than
the othsrE and knowing him - the writer
does Is . MOST ROHrHY, jilidssious and potriOt-
e sbBos, he cannot believe that he Till ever
Be found among ths traitors Of our army and
country, .5rsa 1 81 tales3 81
AN OFFICER OF TaE ARMY.
OLEExLAED, Nay Is, 1881.
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- = ,he olsssslana Rsrl.u

-
Although It appears upon the surface that
the present war times are prosperous ones for
newspapers, yet the contrary is the fact, for
the life Of newspapers-advsrtisIng-is dull.
The number of dailies which have succumbed
to the pressure and suspended Il legion
The latest is the CIsveland D ally Review,
which published itS LAST number on Saturday
morning last The RsYieW has Of late been
spicy and snterprising, and It's Editors and
proprIs,ors MesEs. AilGrdt and Spencer,
have been known aS fab AID honorable
newspaper men, which is evidenced In their
choosing to SuSp ,nd rather than to involve
any parties in loss. They are deserving Of
the confidence Of the commuaity, And We
wish them success In whatever baEnesB they
my engage. Mr. AllArds particularly, as
business nsufOf the Review, We have ever
found a perfect gentleman, and thorough
business man.
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As the Michigan Regiment was preparing
to march into Virginia, q was desirable to
procure sn Amercan Gag. None suitable
could Be found excepting one belonging to 8
restaurant keeper, and which was suspended
across the street. Hon. Mr.. Howard, Of
Michigan, purchased it and gave it to the
regiment Il wssoarried by them to Ale1aa-
sria, and now hOais over that city.
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oLrTzLAED, Nay IS, 1891.

sTAs Advance Guard Of che Grand ArmyyD
At the entrance Of the Federal troops into
Virginia, all the OutpOsts Of the Federal army
were instructed to answer the challenge Of
the rebsl picketS %Who goes there n with
z The Advance Guard Of the Grand Army
Of the United States.r This answer in all
instances made the rebels beat an immediate
retreat
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A CIeyeIaudsr among lhs Rebels.

We are informed that one William b.
Maltby, formerly well known rrinter in
this city, is now, in connection with his
brother, publishing secession sheet, called
the Ranchero, at Corpus Christi, Texas
He is also lieutensnt in the secession
UHome Guard" Matby was at one tins-s
member of the Cleveland Light Guards, but
if he ever returns to this city, We hope his
present efforts in behalf Of treason and rebell-
ion viii be remembered. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

HOn. J. A. Ashley, member of Congress
from The Toledo district has gone to Fort
ress Monroe, in company with other distin-
guishsd gentlemen, 70 note the progress of
events there, and TO see the fighting, II any
Is done.
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AMftfplt SaIfs.

GALE OF GAS STOCK.-NorIoE
\ Is hereby given that there viii be snld at public
sale at "a door of the Court Hnnsa 10 the Cfty OF
CleyelHnd CuykhOG ceunty Ohio, on he eth day
oi Iuua, iSal tetween tie hours Of and o'clock
= W., - shares Of stock In the Adrian Gas Liqht
Company, 81 Fifty Dollars each share, iully paid up
raid stock Il ple0ged collateral security Tor the
payment of $40, with interest theron from Aprfi
18th, ls60. will be sold TO pay said debt and ex-
nsrI oi sale. L. PRENTIsS,
maY2I, ,i66t;737 Attorney
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
DOUSE & JENNINGS,
EEAL ESTATE L INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. Ill Sape7or 81, (uP sfci-4)
MARBLE BLOCK.



Twenty Acress one n lie IRON City ins-goOd sandy
loan soil. Fl25 per -cro.
Valuable Grazing Farm, IN siIIoushby-23l acres
with house, Barn. Urchn' 4, &c. SIS PER aero.
Einy-siN Acres 3 miles from City S35 per acre.
Prospect street, Brick Building Tor Store and
Dwelling, with lot Sl5tu.
Hamilton Street, House and Lot. $50.
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0gstEts.

H7S. EMALTBYFS OYSTER DE.
Ma POT (lAte Holt 4 Maltby'5l C1ILEBR1rFD
WILL BE RECEIVED n8FIY
From his esta1liskmeut II Dalti1iorS-unt - 4,
eang and warranted frsah and food or Ne 80
also hermetically Sealed Oysiers TshIt.r1 ('t.u,-
Spice Oysterai aRd sardinss kspt constsnfiT b.,
tere viii bo received daily 81 EER-oEl .
- OBAoKGRs for sale b the bartal-
~ No % szssrior sssS-i. 6i5;.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

Hon. s. a. Douglas Is still lying alarm
ingly III At Chicago. BE rallied slightly on
Friday, bat was By 40 means out Of danger.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

The Fire zOusves propose to open the
polls at Alexandra today, and "hays
fair vote on secession"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
Niasmatc C.ntoiea.

We are enabled hers TO onsr the. .ournr,ffy q.
remedy winch, while Il cures the abFe comDiaint-
with certainty is stin perisctly hnrm = h ei,v
quantity. such remedy Is i1-faluable a disirf-fs
where these affecting disQrdefs prevail T6i1
CuEH eEpels the nllssn1als5u poison cf FFTER an
AGUE nom the system and prevents the dsysioo-
ment OF the disease Il tAren on the hrsf nppn1aEh
0I lts premonlt0Iy symptoms. II Is nOt oniy lhs
best remedy ever ye discovered fJr tis clnss hi co
piaiuts, but als0 70 cheapest Tie large ouau5iT
We supply ter doll 'r brings il within lie rs1cn -
sYerg body and Il bilOGs districts, where FTTrl
AND AGuk prevails lsVeEy body should have Il rnfI
use x lfseJ u9tl iur a cure and protection. A -
supetiority u ihis remedy over any 9TH die-
covered ~ the speedy and certain care OF Irietnit-
tents q tnat II contains QUinine or mineral con-
sequently Il produces Quinism or other iniuri -
effects whatever upon hecausfitnta5sl Tlls -r--sS
p is are Ell Is healthy If tAsy bad never had ~
disease.
Fever and Agus is s,ot alone the consgsseucs q
tne nilesnilo poisun- great VHfistT OF lisorlur1
arise nom rs irritation, among which are Neura r1
kaellHGissal, Gots HsGdachss 6iindlell, ooftucts
EafqeAs CLfaTrh, Atniu, taipitafi0n, Painfal sc-
non, % ths Spleen Mysteries, PaB IL ts B0scs, Golo
which, when orlRinayins ln this cause, put on the
fHtellitssf tgs. Or become periodical. Tbs CuHE'
eNp-ls the poison nom thr blood, and conEesEeniy
curaa them al alike II iuvaluAbie protacii0l
% Immigrants and persons travelling ten p0rlrlly
residing in The NAL i9us districts. II taken occn-
8ionay or daily WIN exposed 70 the Injection that
viii BE execrated hum fhe system, and cannot 1ccu-
muate N shncient qualnty y ripen into disea1o--
Hence q - even more valuable Tor nrotectlu1 t1l
care, and lF viii ever suGer from lutermlttsnt1 d
t1ey 4Eall theEnselges ol the pro1sction ts fezns
anofds.
Prepared by Dr. J C. AYER 4 %, Lowell, Mas,
Tor Sale By Strong 3 Armstrong;. Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

NAL Eo n 1---1. ~. AL Gcs
y (formeriy OF the hrm OF Little Keyes,1 haS
0pened Zeal Estate Ofiice ia kouge'E Block, cor.
her Of Superior street and Public Square, and haa
constantly bqI. several thousand acres OF drgi
quality OF Farming lands IN the StstCe Of Iowa.
Wisconsin and Missouri, to e1chAnge for city and
country property; also for al kinds OF personal
drOparty. Part cash paid u neneaaarV. aprIs:R
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FAIR HAVFN- OYgTQDq'

THE CELEBRATED FAIR IA.
~ VEN Plant oysters, being th8 largest and fds1s
OyatoTn caught at thus sessnl Of Ia vanr - -
oelfed daily bI E1pra1l b eans and k6e5 lI1f -
sae only oy }. q. A. 6. GOkaAn,
ocEGkh iof 6uDariur Hfraai
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FOR sac or ExcHANeE

OA 0hAE Oh La LA ~ Y L.
Wilson Avenue, House and acres, with Fruif,
&C. Exchange for Yarn.
COlamBr, 81 acres, with orchard; also house and
one acre, near CVlamer, on Plank kOad. kxehangs
for land neHr st. Paul. MINI.
A Valuable Water Power, On the Ohio Canal, 3
miles from City. Exrhanga for City property.
Farm Of I53 acras In HiliouRhby, EGcd HOusa,
Barn, orchard, &c. VIII sell the whole or 100 acres
and take house and lot 10 nssr thecity In paIt Day
Five Houses and Lot, west Of Erie street-a good
tonant prOgertytO exchange for land near the GirF
and pay difference In cash
Scoyill Avenue-large two-stOry house and large
lot, barn, &C. Exchange fJr land in part balance
long time.
handsome Country Residence, in Saudusky, one
and a half nj Is ron the Railroad depot. large,
handsome and we'll nnished stone house, barn aud
45 acres Of land, with great varisty Of choice fruit
to exchange tor improved propertysin this G.tY,
Farm OF i2l Acres, on Plank Hold, y mllrs from
Oty, large two-story Brick HOuse, good Barns, and
Orchard; soil sandy loan and muck-a superior
faTm VIII take pay half in house and fsW scres
near the citys balance on time
kfrsnag street, twO-stgry House and Lot, To
sZchaDge for farm and f5W acres near the City.
GTeenVood Street, tWo-gtOry House Aad Lot. To
exchange for sarm.
Brick Tavern Stand and l9lz acres. on one Of the
principal Plank Rosds, y miles from the City; large
and conEeuient house and excelleut land. To eE-
change In part for house aud lot or w acres near
thacity.
One hundred and sixty Acres Lahd-ln Lebanon
county, Michigan " Per ocres .1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27

AYERS AGUE CURE.
FOB TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
GaternitteHt FeOeT, or Fever and Agus, RsEsit.
t1It Fever, Chil Fever, Dumb AQse, Is-
Fiodieaj HeqdashS or Bilious He'd
Gehe, AID Bilious FsUers, isSee8,
for the lgA0le class Of DE-
eases originating u b.
EGTy deralgsnseBt
caused by he
Af1Lzria
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8fal estaa.
r YMAN LITTLE,

w ESTERN LAND.---H. b. LIZ
wv TIE, Of the late firm Of Littlss keyes. B
constantly on hand large quantity Of hne FarmiA
Land in Iowa. WisoJnsi1 and Missouri, 70 eEchans
s9r city country real estate, personai propert
Once with RoRse jennings Marble block, Sups-
nor street. rnaVlBR7f
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oXsTERS, oYgTERs

OYSTERS, oYSTER& --o u
MANN & CO.'S
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
In Cans ald Kegs, warranted freah and ~, no.,
shells, and gupsEior 70 any IN the marfai, rndrse
J. h. B A. s. GORHAM,
10 suPEataa gTREEf
Who are the only authorized 'snts for f,I7 49,
We ass prsgsred 70 supply oo1l iry dealsrs Gth ~
QuanrIflr and e. any tlIio. Ihals OFsfarI - -
- uuisr The 5utdrVition o. - \
MR. JosEPH r. Mann.
no.S toe4tlon y sliaeieSf Elaraatao aoas toR
tle 5000 qualities Of the Oygtess Ne VIII rss-ats.
tnem eqqal in size 70 any Oyster put 20 ID naifIs
mora and Hre rpady 3 supply cur oounfry frisnlII
oneaeer thgn eEer. We alSo kee5 -
SHELL OYSTERS AND CLANS
% the barrel buahei. Mannf,crururI a. gvsgV
Eind Of Cree keIs, and Of q supey- quality, Ehich
~ oner to the trade low.
J.H&As ORHAMs
oclahi1 - lot Su7e.-lr ll1oGE
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aaltAiEiaEs.
ScRorUIA, or KINols FvTl


rs a CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, corruption % The bIood. 81 uhlch -
aaid eee9lasa 4i,isied. weak, and Poos. nslng -
burst cut in disease any part Of Il. Eo oS9In Il
Lre9 nom iis attaes, nor o. there one shrh L us4
cansed by mereuriSi disSs. So,y sit s,,e
or unheslthy igod Impure ar, dlI I'D al hT ~
real inisetion. NhaisFsr bsfis ori9i- e b horot-
tary in the constitution, osacendlns o1 ,arlaf1
indeed, i seems % be tie rod of EIIi abo ss7S q .
I'll vlsi5 the iaiQuites q The iaiAers a,oh lhls
Its elects eonnenee By deposition from fhs ~
q corrupt Or ueeEoes matter, which, "a the ilAas
!fer, ana intdnai or7-Ias b taII1e1 tu6urcl1s, -
the gands sWellingsi and the surface, ernFtions
Sr sofes This foal eorrrp ton which gsdsrs b he
blood depressea the energies of l, 80 thas scroiu-
lous Constitutions not ohiy aaIsr fdnI scfofu1-7.
oouplaints, but shey have far less power 70 With
stand the afta,ks Of oshef diseases: cpnseQua1fiy
vast num6ers parish b. disorders which, alfho1gh
not scrpful0us their nature, ars stii rsudsr5 =.
sumption which decimatss ths human ia1iiy bsa ls
origin directly in this scrOfllous ecntaHinafions
and many destructive diseases Ct the liver, kidnsgl
brain, and, indeed Of all the organs ariss fr0Il 81
are aggravated 5y the same cause.
persons are invaded by this lurlins inisotias ~
their health g undermined b. T. 70 clsaa,e 4 ou-
I've nedietne and inyigOrate it BY hrathy S0s "a
"A YE R IS
C0APOUED 4ExrRACl OF SARskRARELIA.
tbs most s1actQal rellsdy which the medical skillo
our times devise for this eVeryWhsrs prsfailng
and fatal mala y Il Is combined fr0m ne nosl -
tive renediels that have been discovered foF ths az
paration Of this foul disorder nom the blood and
the rescue 9f the s55ts rsza its dsstrueiEe clls
quences. Hence L should be employed i0r the cuFF
OF not only Scrotula, but also those other actionf
which arise from It, such IS ERUPIIgI ana BEn
DIsEAsEs, ST. AEIHoNT's FIRE, RosE, EEHsIFE
Las, PIMPLE6, Pu6TULEs, BL0rCHEs, BLAus, anf
BOILsi TUno8s, TEFTEB and 6ALI pggEH, sdsrr
HAD, RINGWOaN, RHsUMATIsil, s aILlTic AZ
MEHCURIAL DISEASES, DRUPsT, DysPEPsIA. DEBIIs
TT, and indeed, ALE CONPLS ms 4RRisTya Taeal
s'impurity Of The biood Is Founded h trGf5. =,
scroiula is q degeneration Of the blood. Ths artif
uar purpose and virtue Of this Sarsaparfla b 70 pl
rily and regenerata this vital fluid, without Which
sound health Is impossible IN eOntamiRatsd conli.
krffon5
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70 LEr r.

TO u E r.
Herss, Barn and ACRES Biud, on Enolld Plank
Road, y miie from termination Of Street r. 4 Szu.
Lake Strref--artn1e HOusa-.....-..--......-f flao.
Superior ST. (" q ...-..........-...... s00. @
Wainut ST. -
Pittsburg St-Brick House, in g0od order 40 d.
Hamilton ST., near W0od-Bfick House,. Is.
800 d -RQGSE JEhAih05s
mays Real Estate and Ens. AEeRtE-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

THE RECRPTION HOOP sKTssT
The most graceful and elegant skrts vet oie,sd s
sale. new lotiust opened by b PETER RaIN '''
dec'l' No 70 South Hlsh stIest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-21

patriots already, as nucleus for this great marty
Of Union and Justice. A''' party
CONCLUDED TO MORROW
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Save Your Money!

ELEGANT PLAIN BLADK SILKS FOR
u Street Basques and Mantlesi also, Rich Trimmin
and Tassels to match, at BAINS
may23
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Winter Arrangement.
Little Miami Il Columbus II Xenia
kR@M5
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton & indianapolis,
Through to lndanauolis without Change Of Care
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and St. I.ouis.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUM-
BUS.
Winter Arrangement.

FIRST TRAIN.
- DAILY, Mondays excepted)
NIGHT EXPRESS, ola Dayton, at 2:45 a. m. ston
ping at London, Xena, Dayton, Middleown and Usmi,
ton, arriving at Cincinnati at $40 a. IN DaytOn at 5a5
a. m, Indianapolis at l046 m; St Louis at II 5o
pm. - -"
SECOND TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION, at 6:lO a. m, stoppinp Mt all s,..
tioni between Columbus and Cincinnati and DAYTON. ar.
rVng at Cincinnati ll:02 a. m, Dayton at O. is A. M
Indianapolis afa;2s p. m. -''
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS, at 2:3O p. m stopping at Alton.
JEFFERSON, London, Charleston, Cedaryille Xenia
Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow, Deerfeld, Poster,s
Loveland, Milford and Planyille, arriving at Cincin
nan al n2O p m; st. Louis at l2 Dayton at 5S5 p
m; Indanopolisa at 1923 p. m.
Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains In
cincinnati and IndianapoIis.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
For further Information and Through Tickets applv tn
NJ L. D0HERTY,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Oolumbus Ohio.
Il. W. WOODWARD,
superintendent, Cincinnati
-, JN0. W. D0HERTY
Ju'' Agent, Columbus,
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