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One hundred sober teamsters accustomed
to drive teams with & single line wanted i'm
mediately for the .. S. Army, East.
BTr Pay twenty dollars per month, and
one ration per day. Apply to
W. F. CARRY,
No. 65 to 81 River street,
June 90, 1851. Cleveland, o.
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Gomfeftianefu.
John SCHRINk

John SCHRlNk sal9sb
having removed to his new auarsera
no. %. LYHANS BLOCK, sr
OPPOSITE FaR GOHRT HOUSE, on PUBLIC
SQUARE,
kg PREPARED to receive Ne co48 o. Ms L1enQa ara
EEerythinr 10 the line Of Confecfionsg Is ksDtas
HHOEESALE RETAIL as uslala
OYSTERS AND HOT C0fFEE
y well Is The choicest safables served Up q . nc.
pants notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY Tea
o. he REORGANIZATION q persons having business
KESEETf AIR Oh DKEUsHTs
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TR JAChoUN, oILh AM
N DYER, No. III Pearl street, Rea
IA. once Eos 70 Bank street Harris Block nv
oo2Ls $3.50 variety cleaned or dyed. Genff
4s.+, cipans5 or dyed without being taEei
Sesr4 ono n1en snor1 8 o'ciooA- r. th efh
nHE WHICH EY
15vannT ro-1ia1nF Of may Be couuteracted
tA..If5g - nc French DyesQE ntebhshmeut o.
Frsdrrff UyriaE, No s. seneos eUeet ne4t o9oI "
~ Vortaria Millinery Hnores where tltI Atrleg
S<g,o5s- from the finest Grape 6haMla uoLne baoies
1Js-fe and geuficmfn'B Goats fests eno rams
ean becoIorad or cleaned ana renota'91 ~
r--rffvely tFihiaF eEPeHee. ru.s.-
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We cougratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of q cure cure for Rheumattsm, qoui and
keuralgta, and all Me-turiI Diseases, which i9 Ell
tscted without the use Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
only. intact, Il Is the o16 known remedy enestinG
. perfect cure, and We feSl warranted, from its re-
Communications, In calling the attention Of the AZ
nicted and those having friends suffering from khou-
matism, Gouf or Neuralgia, cr the pernicous checta
u Horeury, % the advertisement IN smother column
II our papert OF DR. Lelauds Anti Rheumatic Band.
GISold - Wm. FISKE. Cleveland. O. eb&
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Mants.-gos
for SaIe OF RFut.

DOR SALE NEW BOILER AND
ENGINE, suitable for a Saw Mill. inquire al
n &. ksssler, at Morgan q Roots, 22s Superior g.,
corner Of Seneca St. fuueqf.gfz
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MUSICAL PATRIOrIo FEsTIvAL.-This and
tomorrow evenings j. B. Packard's Nu-
steal and Festival takes place at Melodeor
Hall. Two hundred young ladies and
misses constitute the performers, and most
magnificent display is announced in the pro-
grammes. The Festival viii open and close
with grand and thrilling tableaus, the first
called the "Court Of Beauty" The four
seasons viii be appropriately represented
The songs for each evening areO of the very
best selection.
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~Prostrstion Of the System and rsPid
asslLse an almost invariably the results Of early
msl.uraotiss ~ and unchecked vicious habits, A treat
iss slaboratsly got NJ. has lately issued nom the
prsss. Illustrating this tendsncT, and the cure e.
Esl a. prevention OF the same. Il Is entitled "Hu-
nan Frafty, or Physiological Bssoarches-" Il en-
tsr4 fully into the causes, effects aud most eheaeious
mode Touring all diseases Of delicate nature, With
coDious iustructions for the perfect restoration Of
thoss Who are prevented By impediments from en-
tsring into the marriage state
SOLD b. Dr.. Barrow, lsa Blesoksr 81, n. J. Pr'a
8eeats. Sent Tres Of postage everywhere. ks@dFhs
Advertisement Of "Triosemsr" in anOther column.
Also sold b. K. T. Gaylord and william Ftske'
Druggists, Cleveland. Ohio.
SIT is wonderful how soon q valuable
remedy becomes known. DR.. S. o. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bitten Is used and recommended By
he leading Physicians Of the country, AMI all who
aDcs try II pronouncs Il valuable.
DEIPHos, Allen o., o. July ., 80.
Messrs. J. \. Harris & Co.-GENrLENEs: 1 have
soId DE-. 8. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can eheertully recommend them
q the public as e menieins Of decided merit in All
oases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever Ague,
sc. fOurs truly
J. ". HUNT, Druggist.
~ The sherry Wine Bittsrs are for sale By L. r.
GayiEd, Strong 4 Armstrong; and O.s- Mackenzie
GsFslHza. o.
R-sss Advertisement elsewhere
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FRoM LAKE sUPERroR-The steamer nli-
nOis, Capt Haloran, arrived abOut3H o'clock
yesterday afternoon. From Mr.. Charles
Atwood, Clerk, we gain the following intel
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erie, Buffalo, New York, BOs-
ton, aud Eastern Way, daily
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New York.
and BOstsn, daily .---
Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. ,.
& krIe Agent, dAily-
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily. ..- -..
Pittsburgh q Way, Philadel
phis, Washington, Balti-
more, Akron. tanton, Mas
BillOn, ia r Il. r. & Steu-
benville, VII cling and B. (
a. r. z daily
Supplementary Letter Pack
age Tor Pittsburgh, Phila-
delphia, Washington sno
Baltimore, daily.
TOlsdo, chicago & DeuOjt,dlb
horwalk. Fremont, Oberlm
and Toledo, Way.
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque nd
CHICAGO daily
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Toiedo, Detroit, Chi
caFo and Milwaukee, daily.
Elyria, Eandnsky and Way
Youngstown, Warren and
Way, daily-
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, daily.-
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
vile, Louisville, Wheeling.
New orleans, ST. Louis.
ChiillcOthe, Grclsyille and
Marietta, daily--
Supplementary Letter Park
age for Columbus and Gin
ModinR and Way, dAiiy.-
ROckport, Dover, sheffield.
North Ridgevills and Am
hsrst. Leaves Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Batur tays..
Saith, BrsCksville and Copley
Leaves Tuesdays and Satur-
sharon Centre, Granger,
Hinckley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays
Warrsnsvilis, daiiy--...-
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m-HEHKKDTfMBS WHICH EY
r. s. WILLIAMS

HOMEA GAIN@G, s. WILLIAMS
sss-- over and shawl Cleaner, beg lsaye
1nnounost 10 81 fisuds and The public Lne
hone aEaia, and located e. g 81 SlArr 91HaE1iif
the best machinery, reEardlfas Of eAft1 80
tern himself that b. strict attention % bWl1
which for 20 many yeara crowned his enos
N1nufrlr
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ATTENTION YoUNa MES-RECRuITs Want
KD.-Zouave Light Guard, Co. C., is re-
cruiting for three years service at their
Armory, Superior street, Atwster Building.
JAS. ARMSTRONG,
ie2l-st Recruiting Officer.
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Time OF Time Of
Closing Leaving
Nail. Depot.
- -
80 A d. 33 A. Il.
50 A N. 9SA. N
7.sO P. N. 800 P. NJ
eco P NJ. ',@P. NJ
74s 4. M s:lsA NJ
s;l5 A us A. a
ieoO P. NJ 500 A n
7sOA. N ssoA n
Sis P. N IS P. N.
So :: Il. IS IS E ?:
P. n. 500 A. NJ
P N s;iOA.M
s;S P. N. as P. N.
N
ll:NA.MI
IA M
5a.@SAA.MI
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POLICE COURF.-There was 8 large docket
to be disposed of ct the Police Court yester-
day morning. The following cases were
put through:
Ellen Smith, Martha Carr, Maria Carr,
cordelia Simpson, COrnelia johnson, Mary
Blame, Nathan Smith, Simeon Morris, E.
Morris, Charles Fremont, Andrew Sampson,
John Bush, the parties arrested satur-
day night for disturbance. They were all
discharged except Nathan Smith, known as
"Chicken Smith," whose case was cOntin-
usd, be having been arrested for keeping 8
disorderly house.
Charles Wallace, keepingdisOrderly house,
81 and costs.
n. T. ROckert, assault and battery, S2s
and costs.
Catherine Mulligan, drunk, Is days in the
House of Correction. -H ETf
Walter Mclean, drunk, 81 and costs.
Gran Woodwork, John Curtin, L. D.
Nichols, disturbance, dismissed on payment
Of costs.
James Gardner, disturbance, s. and costs
Jack Quinlan and Fred. DrOne, soliciting
passengers, 81 and costs.
VIM. Mickey, petit larceny, discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

PosrAsE STAMPS FOR sALE.-stamPs for
sale at the Leader Counting Room. Bank
bills taken in payment.
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AmnsEtaemts.

TIE ANNUAL BASKET CON-
WESTON II the ]. {. Coed Tsmplars vii e
held in 5reessyl1e, on the 18th INST several good
iohn r. Williams and Rev W. d. Breusf-r-A i8o.
the GkAED OHIEF vii be with rs. Good Music
IL expected. Al8q, 6 good time gsnarslly. All
]. n. sTR0Ea,
III. LEWIS
lune223n w.. W. GOuLD.
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PERRY DAvR.-This name is OF worldwide
rspovn-not only for the celebrity Of his medicine
Perry Davis's Pain y iller-but for his great lfbe-
ralIty toward tbe cause Of Temperanee, and his de-
voted Christian life. The Church he built for the
Baptist Society In the year 1858, viii be a lasting
monument 10 his good name.
BEsoId egsFyNh "a, and By Z. =. Gaylord. VIM
Fske, O. s. Mackenzie, Strong a Armstrong, and
T. W. sackrfder, Cleveland, o.
80. Aar.rfisamant In anofhar column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

~ Geo. 9. Blair viii deliver the Mons
ua LrlDER, BY Pony EXPRESS, in the towns
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-3ttOraegs at gaw.
. GRIs 0 L D

II GRIsW D,
a AT Law,
nmoe over Mould 8 KumSsn's Store
myIz.sa
JOSEPH POOL,
AT LAW,
IN sUPERIOR STREET octzsRle
ID P. GPALDING, ATTORNEY q
HI oounssilbr At Law, No. : Perkins' Block
cleveland. Ohio. sepi
HAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
Lud Councelors at Law. Once l6s superior
Etfeet, iopPogita Msrchants Bank, OleVelanof y
FsFH.8ldGE
DOARDMAN AND INGERSOLL,
ID Attorneys At Law, Atsstsr Block oot Of sp'
Udor street, Cleveland, Ohio
VI. BaAzDrAE, eh6 EP. HoEEsoLL.
DRO0KS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT Law. Perkins Building on Publ1
/. y. usoors tbs roam.
Al SPER, J. r. ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, TruUbu1 county, Ohio. 0Hoe
So ~ Market street oecSd3l
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
" AFToEsEYs At Law. Qmce 30. 90 Superior
treef, Cleveland, Ohio nlbLIA HsONI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Closing the Mails at the Cleveland Post once,
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HE Y

CHANGE OF Library HoURs.-The Libra
rian of the Cleveland Library Association
informs us that the Directors have thought
it best to close the Library on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings Of each week, and for
the better convenience Of the public, to
open it from 10 TO u o'clock on Wednesday
and Saturday mornings. Other evenings
and srery afternoon as before, from 3 to 5
and 7 TO s o'clock. The Reading Room is
open at slltimes, as usual, and this depart
ment alone is worth the price Of a member
ship.
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VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the I'D:
Bound UD-Propellers Northern Light, Illinois,
Fountain City, Queen of the Lakes, Bay state bark
MassilOn, Ocean Wave, Alexander: brig Fanny
Gardner, D. Ferguson schOOners Lone tar, Enter.
prise. Yankee Blade. Syracuse. Fulton, Three Bells,
MHrshhelj, MOntsRgie, tuba, hOntszuma. Robert
Emmett, c. q. TroWbiidge, Eli Bates, Japan, Z.
North.
Bound Doen-Propeller Marquette, Adriatie bark
Levi Lawson, LOUISA sohooners ZephTrI Lewis
Cass.
The following passed on the sd:
Bound Ep-Propeller Young Americ O.; brigs Andes,
Concord schoOners Hubbard, Baltic, Tartar, h +.
Muss.y, star Of the hOTth.
B0Hid DorH-lrOPeller Free State, Rarine, Bay
State, Mohawk, Buffalo. Evergreen City, Wisconsin;
barks Andrew Stevens, Sunshine, IsaaH Hoyt; brigs
Mechanic, s. W. Cross schOoners l.. h. Gilbert,
Caledonia, J W. Sargent, Starlight, Eleanor Arc
tic, Autocrat, Major Anderson
List Of the vessels passing through the WsIland
Canal:
Boaitd Fea-Jne 2th-Schooners Titan, Russell
Dart, st .rm Spirit, Algerine, Mark II. sibleyL A
Medbury, Jessie and Dolphin On the 2lst-Brg
Fruntier City, and schoOners Thee. Perry Utica, L.
J. Latham, Surprise, MOnteagle, Revolving Light,
st. Andrew aud Lewis Wells.
Jefferson, barks sovereign Of the Lakes and George
Ihurston, brig Seminole, and schooners Boy oi
Quinte, Herald and Fremont.
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2apsr Aaaainaa.
mWWK0LLsw WALL PAPER

War has been declared anc Secession % the order
Of the day, and nov is the time for all tidy house.
keepers 70 secede from dirty and smoky Eal1t and
oosres on them with : rnsh, nsE WALL PAPER,
: rsby improving their homes, End most Of all The
re HEALTHT.
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale a. n. Cara1n 4 Co.. lS4 Superior St. and
90 low that all can get them.
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French Engli8h and
American wall papers from 50 to IS peg cent. below
Degvious prices, and would most respectfully Invite
All TO look In upon our stock before buy1ngf iof IL
quality Of goods and the onglh OF pieces, ue can
1--WE he utmost satisfaction Our goods Ginning d.
rsctiy from the f~acturies, we thereby save one profit.
Also a large assortment OF shades Of every VaFis-
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OsWEGO "a.

CHICAGO MARKET-June "a,
lBT -TELEGRAPH.l
RLOUR-Market quiet.
WHEAT-Market firm ct SKATE for No. !,
7EG5sc fi No. 2 in store.
GORN-Market firm at &c for mixed IN store.
RECEIPTS-Flour ZOO bbls; wheat A., OUbuah;
corn $4,000 bush.
sHIPMENTS-Flour 400 bbls; wheat 5000
bush; corn IA 400 bush.
wheat TO Buffalo
EXCHANGE-New York he premium for gold.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TO pREsERrE GREEN CAGES.

The following receipt appears to be good
one Pick and prick all the plums, put them
into preserving pan, with cold water enough
20 cover them; let them remain on the hre I'M
til the water SINNERS well: then take on, and
allow them TO stand until half cold putting
the plums TO drain. To every pound of plums
allow ore pound of sugar, which must be
boiled in the water from which the plums
have been taken; let it boil very fast until
the syrup drops short from the spoon, skim
ming carefully all the time. When the sugar
Is Sufficiently boiled, put in the plums and
allow them to boil until the sugar covers the
pan with large bubbles; then pour the whole
into psu, and let them remsin until the fol-
lowing day. drain the syrup from the plums
as dry as possible, boil it up quickly and pour
1t over the plums, then set them by; do this a
third and fourth time On the fifth day
when the syrup is boiled, put the plums into
1t, and let them boil for few minutes; then
put them into jars, should the green cages
be oTer-ripe, ii will be better to make Jam of
them, using three-fourths of pound Of sugar
10 one pound Of fruit. Warm the jars before
putting the Sweetmeats in, and be careful not
10 boil the sugar to candy.-CfsrmGRtorn
IasgraFh.
WRITES OF COAL OIL.
Coal oil Is ssid to be u sure DESTROYER Of
bed bugs. Apply plentifully with brush or
feather to the place where they do most con-
tASSeeo- Auo cure 10 tHeCtual anu permd-
nent. Gilt frames, chandeliers, &C.. rubbed
lightly over with coal oil will not be disturb bed
by fieS.
C0L0RING MATTER.
chemist of Lyons announces that the col
oTing matter Of any tree may be known by the
o"lor OF It's fruit; and advises the boiling of the
bark with lime. in water, when a precipitate
VII be formed Of the same color as its fruit
Several of the new vegetable dyes have been
discovered by this simple process.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

CRIESEMAR,l,2 and s-PrctecIed by Royal
Letters Patent Of Elglsnd, and secured b. the
seas oftSe Ecole dc Phsrmscle de ParIs, AID the
In Perial College Of Meiicino. Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for c. hAustlon and retorTLess
and al physical disabilities
No. 2 cCmPletely Graduates al trtocs cf thess
diseases tAt have besn hitherto treated By the nss-
seous ard PeTnicious nee Of coSaivs and cube5s.
No. has entirely FBisItec the injurious pte Of
uercury, thereby irsurlnE 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlsperslng Ell Impurities, AID roofing on
tae venom OF distSse.
:, TRlEsEMAR, Nos. !, and ), are prepared ~
Tho form OF Q lo1ente, devoid OF tasts AMI EEe.s,
tnd can be carried 10 the aaisIoOkt pocket sOiS
IL osses, and q gIded iG.to separate doses as a.
miniEtered By Vepeau, LsIlnmsnd, Roux. Ricor5
&c. PT,es IS each, or four cases for %, which
saves IS; ADD IN 81 cases, vhereb. there IL saw
ms Of %. To 5e had, wholesale apd ressll, of Dr
BARROW, of 1S1 Bleecker street, New York.
lmme0lsteiy on receiving remitts noe, D-. Barrow
Will forvsrdthe TresenEr 70 any part OF the world,
1rely rscked and oddTcssec according the in
stIuotiuns OF the vTitsr.
The Boot, Of al Others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
= human Frsilty, or Physiological Researches"
IL Ia beautifully illustrated, ald treats rnutey Of
al tie syup oms that lnvarI6blJ develop them
selves sooner OF later, resulting from the faIlties
ano yitatlng habits Of eers youth, Incapacitatinr
the victim from rnarIns the kuiiion Of the nstSI-
monls state, and. II nor cheoked IN time, degener-
atinG al TIE funcuOns of manhood. ard bringing
hlIn, step by step 10 lingering snd uDtlmeiy death
Sold By Dr.. IA ROW, 19l Bleeoker street., four
doors below MacdouEsl, New York. PrIee q
oenu; Sent Tree ever who're.
sold also BY s. q. Fcro, Jr., Drug store, WASH
tntton. ID &. de 1-em
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOX NEW YORK.
.&EE

The Camden and Amboy and Phila1elp and
Phh rs SER% Ydk STb pHItA
KID kENs GT GMTaaSETI I
Ats A NJ Vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
AIS A: NJ via Camden and Jsrse, City, IN. J..
aeoommodanonD
At Is a Nan via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
Ally a: NJ Wis KeLsinston and Jersey City,
Atl?h r; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, tAcoommo-
AtaP nj, via Camdsa and Ambo,, &C. and A ,
At - P A.. via Kensinston and Jersey City,
At ~ via Remington. and Jersey City,
Az NJ. via Camden and Jersey City. Evening
Ain r M, VIA Camden and Jersey City .(sou.h
Ats 2. n via Camden and Amboy, tAooommods-
st lion af[sisht s9d passenger, First Class ToEst)
~ The 8 r Nj, Mail Train runs daily. The liz p.
NJ Mail, SATURDAYS excepted
ac 4 NJ and * Me- I FsIRss
bI e, Ws,s, Cap
i,9m kesipin.ton via Delaware, Lsokawanna and
For Msuoh Cbunt, Allentown and Bsthlebem at
10 A; N. spd So P. NJ. from kensington dc DOT;
ne 40 a; connects with the tain Leaving
n For Mount Holly at and A. M. and . and ~
For Freehold at A. M. and 2P.M.
For HIistoi, Trenton, &c. at ITO A. NJ, * and
70 =. rom kensinston, aid 21s p. M from
For Ps,nyrs kisertou, Deisnco, Beverly Bur-
= ~ ton, 9renneco' Bordentovn, 30, atl2k,i,
sIssmer Trenton for Bordentowu, and ints,ms-
gess places, ut ~ r. M. from w alnut street
ID For New York and Way Lines, leaving
so oss Ssisrs on s.p ra
from the desot. - ~ -1"sA feh
tIfty pounds Of baggage only allowed 10 ..ch
fssseenser Passenxers are prohibited from iakin9
enylhng - baggage but their wearing n 49,
All baggage over 6fty pounds 10 be- said rt ~,
sxtra. The cor pany limit their responsibility
~ 70 one col er per pound and will not be
exoept By special contract
- u. s8a WIN. H.6ATzMER,A Agent
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E->F FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
AND FALL, RIVER

N Il H.
By the splendid ami superior
BY STAT r.. aud STA rEEF NJ Il ~. # great
st,ensth And sp I'd, but PARTICULAR ada pt~d tho
raviEstion OF Long ls ana SorBo, Tnnnitg liz O m
CO.. On WI n tao IA aver q Old Oluny Rail
roedI distance Of So les only T. bustnn
Leave Pier No No N River near the Batts-y.
The Gamer EMPIRE So re. Capt Br .yton
- Tnusys, Wednosdeys, and FIitays, at O'Clock
", LInchlns 81 Nevp II each wa.
- ne Stsa ner Nj ETROPD C8pt Brown. on
1usaday- ThurSdsys AID STtu'd 8, al O'Clock
II N iouc Ing ~ new? TT each way.
To se steamers 8 o fitted with comm 1dious
ga onIs, end every rang eUisnt for the Sc uri
" shd O. m ort ni PsSssngeTs who ,rs afoI led bY
tnls 70 re nj hts rest co board and ON arr, 81
Stfe'l Ri er proceed per Steamboat rrain reaoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
Iefns or Dcard until stsTt'n Of tbs A ccommoda
e5on- as A. NJ.
a baggage master is att,ched TO each steamer,
VINO receives and mex "a the bss gaze. and accom-
bs.tes the saae % Its dssHnatOn,
n -teatneI RI Q IN coma Notlon with this Line be
Sundays "-'' '>'0p'
FIeSht 20 Boston IS !warded through with
rfSt az PATIO. ~ al Express Til ain, which caves
Esii hlVer eyess mo- ming, Sundays 81 cspted a,
u % look Tor Boston a.d NV Bedford, arriving
tsoSSiinH tl1a CT shout III A NJ
OF Bels n or pa sage aep 81 board. or a. the
cHloI on rier No 5 North k'ySr Fors.a Q looms
80 De IA app sOar1, ~ II ssireI to SECURE
tnen II advance, to " NJ BORDEN Ag't
~ And y
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~ cYzsu, NORTHERN
$ TH3Ek3S2R3 CENTRAL RAILWAY,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFEIC

SUPERINTENDENT'SO FFICEJ
CALVERT HTATIoS, Bat more. May 10, 1851.
On md after SUNDAY. nsv 18th, 1881, Trairs on
the NOR CHERN CENTRAL aAI!WkY ar
rive and depart ss follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MALAYSIA VI
EXPRESS st32OP.M
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATl0N at P.
The Is A. VI. trsin connects at Rel,y Houso
with trains on the Western Maryland Raj read:
az Hanover Jurot, on with danovsr ard Gettsbu
Ra!Iro:ds; at York with York and Wrightsvi le
Rtllr0ad; az Harr ehurg With Pennsy yauia Raj :
,oad for al parts of the West, also v ith lebanon
Valley RAILROAD to Nen York direct; at Northum
beTIand VII snd IL. oaIHoad Tor X pg ston nd
a. parts Of Wyc"mlng Valley and al sunEury with
the phiadelphia and Erie Rail -oad for eli parts
N9r'hsrs Pslnsylvanis and New York.
>, me ) 50 r. ala makes = a the above coanec-
nons except Hsuove- Railr-ad, Wrighsyile
Rslirosd end the Lebanon Valley Railroad
[teSf; train makes conn, ctiOns with Penn
Swans kallr6 I'D for al parts Of the West, and
direct connects for Nav York. -
TRAINS ARRIVE.
ma! az 10 r NJ Expire s AZ IS A. NJ; Harris
burg Accommodation at 2 As p. M
FOR Tickets and mfr alton insuire at the
Ticket Once, Calvert station, Baltimore
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