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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1861-08-03

M
FIRST MICHIGAN REGIMENT.-This regi-
ment came in .sie morning between three
s,Io four o'clock, on the Cleveland and
oittsburg Road, and proceeded immedi-
+, tely to Detroit without changing cars, on
the Toledo Road. The regiment was in
command of Col. Bidwell, and numbers s48
men. There we're two cars assigned to the
sick. Col Bfdwen will, upon his arrival
home, proceed to Ie.Orgsnizs the regiment,
the most of whom will enlist for three
years. We learn, also, that some four
hundred men have enlisted at Detroit,
ready to fill up the regiment upon its re-
turn.
The standard bearer of this regiment,
VIM. HallOway, stopped of, and proceeded
by Lake Shore train this morning to Buff
aio. He informs us that Co. A suffered
more than any other, having lost nineteen
men. Capt. Lum was badly WOupSed In
the knee. and the First Lieutsaant in the
hand. They are in the VOspital at Wash
ington, with number of men Who are on
sick list. The Orderly Sergeant was
killed. b.
In speaking Ofth Cleveland Grays, Mr.
Ralloway said /" Cleveland may well be
proud of them, for there were no truer or
braver soldiers in the fight
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HOUSE.

The Senate bill authorizing the appoint
ment of aid-de-camps in addition to those al
lowed by law by the President on the recon-
mendation of Lieut.. Gen. Scott and of the
Major Generals, was passed.
The bill was passed appropriating 100000
for the purchase of ordnance for the use of
the navy, sc. ~
Mr. Blair, of Missouri, rising to personal
explanation, read some remarks of Thurlow
Weed against him and bis brother Montgom-
ery Blair. tie Postmaster General, ,derogatory
to them in connection wit" the war. As to
the latter, Montgomery Blair, that gentle
man could take care OF himself Although
he (F. P. Blair differed from Gen. Scott
with reference TO the conduct Of the war,
their personal relations were of the kindest
chSracter.
Mr. Blair continued at some length defend
ing hiriself from the charge that be had
counselled the late advance, and was there
fore one Of those who were responsible for
the disaster at Bulls Run.
A colloquy occurred between Blair and
Richardson in reference 10 a conversation
between Gen. Scott and the President as re-
ported by Richardson, relative to the Bulls
Run disaster.
Adjourned.
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FROM FORT MONROE.

FORTRESS MoAHOEJ Aug.1.
La Mountsin made a balloon ascension,
and could not discover ths enemy in any di-
recton.
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Head Quarters lst Regt. o. V.
Columbus, Ohio, Aug. I'd, 1861.


B. WH1TE, ESQ, Cleveland, Ohio
SIN: i return Company "E' Cleveland
Grays.) of the 1st Regiment Ohio VOlun-
teers after its honorable discharge from the
service, 10 the kind hospitality Of tae city
Of Cleveland, and to those Of their relatives
and friends.
Company "ET was the distinguished right
flank company OF my regiment. During its
three months service it has been distinguished
for It's discipline and drill. 1t has been twice
under fire, escaping the first time by mira
cles the second time not so fortunate, yet
each time the members of the 'Cleveland
Grays" comported themselves like Veterans
1t was this company that drove the Pickets
of the enemy in, on the morning of the Batr
lie of Bulls Run. 1t is with pain that 1
part with them this pain being but partially
alleY.ated by the anticipated Joy of the Com
pany on their arrival home.
regret that it is not in my power to rel
turn all the members Of the company, who
LEFT your happy city in such patriotic haste,
70 assist in supporting the Constitution and
Laws Of the noblest country in the world l
tender to the relatives OF the members OF the
company who do not return home, my heart
felt sympathies; and in bidding farewell to
this gallant Company cannot refrain from
addressing 70 them my sincere thanks for
tIs;t qeli ntly In action and devotion to
= -
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I am, Sir, sincerely yours,
a ned Mc00OK
cnl isl Reriasnl 0hio YoIanteerg.

Col lst Regiment Ohio YOlunteefs.
Capt Ellsworth then aseended the stand
and spoke IS follows
N. White, and Friends of C.s6slaHd:
Ny heartis too full 70 express to you my
feelings on this' occasion, as could wish
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The WOUNDED IN THE FIRST MICHIGAN
REa1MEET.-Adjutant General Sanger and
Commissary D. A. Wise, of the First Mich
gan Regiment, came in on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad this morning,
having in care two officers in the Regi-
ment, who we're wounded in the fight at
Bulls Run, viz Capt Graves, Of COnpa-
ny K, who was wounded in the leg be-
tween the knee and thigh, and Lieutenant
Warner Of Company L, who received a
wound in the thigh. Private TainOr, Of
Company K, was also with the party.
We learn that he was SLIGHTLY wounded.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l
s-.~.-.-


Mr.. Grimes gave notice that he should in
troduee o bill declaring the unconstitutional
ity Of the at making retrocession of "a part
OF the District OF Columbia to the State OF
Virginia.
MIR. Salisbury moved to take up the reso-
luton Of inq Try in reference to the sending
of arms to the State OF Delaware. He said
that Delaware was as loyal as any State in
the Union; but persons attempted 10 make
it appear that there were disloyal men there.
Motion agreed TO.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill making ap-
preparations for Notifications. The bill pro-
vides for 800, 900, and also prohibits fog
ging in the army. Passed.
The bill to promote the efficiency of the
volunteer forces of the U. S. was taken up
and passed.
The bill to punish fraud on the part Of
officers making contracts for the Govern
ment, which was returned from the House
with amendments, was taken mp.
Mr.. Wilson moved "A reconsideration.
After some discussion Mr.. Wilson with
drew his motion, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Wilson made a report from the Com
mittee on the bill for the better organization
of the army.
After some Discus ion, the Report was
agreed to, and the bill passed.
The bill for the suppression of insurrection
was taken up.
Mr.. Fessenden made report from the
Committee of Conference on the lo&n bill.
Report was agreed to, and the bill stands
passed.
The consideration Of tbs insurrectiOn bill
was resumed.
Adjourned
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NEW ScHOOsER CLARABEE.-Thls mag
ni6cent craft cleared from this port for
Chicago this morning, on her 6rst trip.
The Clarabel was built the past winter
and spring in the ship yard OF Ira Lafri
nisr, of this city, for herOEners in Boston,
Massachusetts, and is without doubt one Of
the finest models sailing on the Lakes.
Her officers are Captain, George P. Byrce;
Sailing Master, D. P. NieksrsOn, Jr.; See
Ond Mate, David Foster, and carries six
men. Her length is ITO feet breadth,
26{ feet; hold, 81 feet 2l5 tons burthen-
This is the third vessel built for these
parties in Boston by Mr.. Laffrinier, and is
pronounced to be the finest model of them
all. She is furnished in the best manner,
and all her appointments are A No. L.
The canvas was all made east.
The ClarabeI carries out freight Of one
hundred and fifty tons Of pig iron and one
hun irei and ninet en- kegs Of nails.
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FIRsr MICHIGAN REsMEET-The latest
news is that the First Michigan Regiment
will arrive in Pittsburgh at four o'clock
this Thursday sfrernOOn-in this city
about four o'clock tomorrow morning and
proceed without any detention by rail from
his city to Detroit The order referred to
in this mornings paper, in reference to
the Regiment going BY boat from here, is
either an error or has been eountermanded.
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AcrIHo ROUTE AGEST.-A brother Of
Rev. F. H. Brown, the late Route Agent on
the Northern Division of the Cleveland &
Toledo Road, came in on the train this
morning in charge OF the nail On that
route. We understand he will act in that
capacity until new appointment is made.
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b% Rev. W. 2. Day, appointed to the
Ravenns charge for the present Confer
ence year, ofieiated in the pulpit Of the N.
E. Church on Sabbath last. Mr.. Day has
been stationed in Cleveland for the last
two years. He and his family viii remove
into the Parsonage the present week.
Mr.. Day is an easy, fluent, pleasant
speaker, and his pulpit ministrations on
Sabbath last made favorable impression
upon his church and congregatiOn--Fa-
Usnna Democrat, July SlsL -,-r
The Rev. Mr.. Day left for RavsnDa with
his family. on yesterday. His 1Ongrega-
ton in this city part with hiU and his e1-
eellent family with great reluctapee.
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FRINGE NAPOLEON ES ROUTE FOR
WASHINGTON.

Priace Napoleon BOnaparte and pOr-
ton of his suite left for Washington by the
evening train yesterday, leaving the Prin +.
cess and other ladies of his party at the
New York Hotel.
The Prince will take q tour through the
West and return in q few weeks.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24
TREASURY DBPAErSENT, NAsulsGToS. sept E5i.
nP0pOSAIS FOR REVENUE VESSELS =

Ihe Department viz receive proposals: scc0nE as.9S
ON s.nteber 1901 T. the complete qn.rJaon snts EMP
OF two Steam Screw Aeyenue r. e. IT,,S
Ron viii oriy be considered from Iuccessfh Itesmssis
builders actually engaged IN that business ana me hae " -
marine stesn.engine establishment at ~LcL tne stssn
cney g be made mos, ss stated sha " ye ps must sos
.rcd len G feet ard they will BE armed with o. tiued Pses
Of 100 Us weigh t%o on bs foreesss
e eonoospt Tor each vessel be l20 persona caiyaI
P2Ss ~ s ~ as Condenser for ii Hing potable as
Tie vessels to sohoonerrsssd, with flying SAd 'ops
ant Of weeT tSe vessels Of must 30,
coed v se ana s, two s2poaadoIs Of u c~ and
gt navy 2i-pounder howi.zer on the loessss
"a n~oyoes Tor siry days aud 400 gallons OF water In
tanks aud TO be furnished with condenser Tor di'tlns p0'A''
Ths vessel to be schoOnersgcd, with flying gs top's'
au. be for s hail. spar, rigging sail. ard
canvas gcrk mas, Goats awnings hsnmock snd b1s boats
bio nd cooking apparatus ind nss comPss
stem uachirery spare WORK codbunksn hlsd sian ses
an In All csoect ray 70 receive her officers p'ovoas
sad SImaeat and a. oges P,oee.a 70 and cr..
10 lave tie hi.est attsinsble speed which ma
h. ed in e ofe 20 .ether with the engh OF time IL can %
usinsBed and the quantity Of GO ihai can pc h ,s
dsyE OF t,geuty FOUR houIs each.
fhs specifications desebe fully The u'stertoee
the anaer and Of aenieg tbs detail Of the e hhia
ard Lsnseueat Of he psoeiaery ard Of we SAo' o'"F
tDens aud outfits included II tue pr0nosal
Tho paas be woTk9s draw irgs nom Wnieh he vee,
and chieTy can built Showing The clio uep Of Tsce Isf
ttcam-rO0n, magazines sn-f ohp"<
ton OF coal aud convenient owage must DC posloea -
lila to be understood that in the eou;yact gga5see "
itsI OF lie fulhmen o. the couetion OF dfaN on weSe
spoed fuel, satisfactoy woIktg OF tie pt.IIeiS S' ~
,oinS reo ed with forfeiture IN case OF "a nre
T ders Us. STATE TIC cast iae rom the siSnos o. 20.
contract or a. eptsrce Of tie proposal within V.ish icy
c 20 cofu,s;e tie ready ~ sea- era oeiN IN -
sv los hey may nlule. The tot a5ooEnt ~ wAleh = y
MI . % 10 do al that Is required Ia the toregoifg td'ert.S
pnt aud 70 be ebucod in theig specacatons and Plans
he G9s must be accompanied b. The suanee reauhso''
Nv III, II e-sr cd they vii execute 'le eontfe1
paymels v N oe mace at r oRefeEl inter s. 'ns ~
rrolfssses retaining clohh do Of the "hce sn'ouN ~
isfV taO dsv aor TIE delivery 81 tie vessel y repair ~
dfsts tbs, may DO ssco eIei Wi in that tune OF el o.
The Drplr,nsat reserves tho r5t 20 scceH sA
made p COMO uy " h conditions pre- crDet which insJ
eoue uosI tie interests of tie cover ,nett ana 70 "a
bine gres,es nuber ef sdvsn.ssa aud 20 reject Any OF
person ~ be spr on'od By tbs Department
,rs d the construction aud equipment Of eah OF 'es
| yCsselG .t,.. -, o.,.foa.
ihe spscihcaicns rllus SBd models Of parties no SS~as
contracts may Wittdr@Dn by them .. A. Z,
sep.. lO--5twt3OSePL oesIe'aiI % - A..-Z
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PROPOSALS for ARMY sToREs.-Pro


viii be received by the undersigned a. b. Office; No
Bowling sreen qoI O'clock M o. T;H9RsDAY ths "a
ssosss ss 81 tue o'is' states army tho
g4ls barrel. Mess Pork full .aitsd 200 % meat
packed n tight lierces Of about 800 n each
30 900 pounds frtqlay smoked Bacon Shoulders shaas
cut OF close to the briske slip packed above
tn pounds hfssqusiy Smoked Hams, slip cover paskss
5O5 barrels frs, quali'y Southern or St. Louis Flour
1000 barrels fSt-quali,y Weste-n Flour
ordinary 6sr thdrousy eooperea sDd il so,a o1gS
i0eO1 pounds Of prime Rice IN cls an bright spi. barre
800 pounds OF prime No. HOnny in clean b.isai spirs
'OcO pounds Of prime Rio Coffee raw, clean bright. .ps.
1900 pound. Of prime Rio COss rOntsd In clean bright
5000 pounds Of soOdqualy Black Tea half oOIOns one
go ponds Of refined st yellow Coffee Sugar or m.
best quality clean dry Raw sugar Ia ordinary welcOOpsss
sco gallons of good Cider Vinegar put up iron hOOpsd
10 oOO pound, Gs.qusy Adamanns Candles /, be rxle,s
Ounces 10 the pound one lird o. sod two-thirds l2s
1900 pounds frsqusity Sperm Candies, sixteen ounce. 70
10000 pounds good haId BFosn Soap, fsu weighs.
$50 bushels good clean dry fine Salt In strong tight web
coopered bsrres. thirty.two quarts to the bulhsL
gallons good Moassea syrup In barrels or half baHa
with four iron hoops.
SsPS SGn Of %oa5e F;eo w:s barrel . be
BE- gaug d and nars ed as sesl be required
% 0)1 pound. deescaied Potatoes.
Zoo gallons mixed Pickles In lOgelon kegs IS of ths N'
10 10 esiy for delivery IN part Of NevYok CITY on the
iTH Og OCTOBER and shall DO SO delivered without e0' u
the United stses.
Snail samples ia labeled boxes to accompany the proposs
when practicable. Separate proposals VIII De required iof
each article in which reference must be msde 10 lns proper
sunpies So,
Flour certifying tho of the seller their preen qualify
ard condition. The sellers name with dale oi purchase
required on each package. ,
Two iron hoops each barrel Of Pork BoSee TO De woof
strapped Affidavit Of COesToaster required as to tho identity
Of roasted Colee with sample
Bidders sy propose Tor tic whole or any part OF eacs
article La
All tie stores win be carefully inspected before their delivery
snd carefully compared with tie retained samples
Each lid must contain copy OF the printed ADJ isement %
which n res and have the signatures Of two 70
spoube sueties guaranteeing the fuhmsl OF Tie osnaAoof
OF tho bdde "a part Of bis proposal shall Do 20
cepted. s,-....o a,,x..
M Inc ,ned states Army" and must be sent with aaupes 70
nv oIce. NJ Il. MORGAN, Capt aud Com. SUBJ u D. a
| Seut 20 t2Gl
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j]roposgls.
NAVY AeFxcr. No. 30 Ea.sal A..


NEw-YoKE, Sep. 81 LOOT.
NAVY BEEF and PORK.-ShhLED f stI'l.' -
n shLS f4dorel Proposals Tor Eeeg' aud ff9po as
- Poll a. The Csc may be, v be received o. tai, eice az.
an y ,-i1I noon on st9rdaY lie Zth day q sept
Co. hing md s,iyong Zee Of all cost aud rsA 70 the Un'ea
stsits a. the Navy Yard al BEoosiyni
80 barrels OF Beef
go barrels u Pori. ,,,,, -,.l,. il.,r,,, A ,v.
no he naked IA hslfbsels sud delivered within iry dy'
rom ths date Of the accs plnce Of proposals. - 80,
m Reef PORK urd barrels to be oithS guilty and
iuvbly required the Of The Navy tehcept tA he
oop bs pen.cd wh) and be subject TO the usual ee"
Of he Navy Yard. ....- ..,.,,v
Every otter mast be accompanied by wttea saIa ~.
ced v tnr or more responsible IerSns 10 t1 eject t re
on undertake Il the bidder ~ bddera wiz liz OF thrif
ii ~ as.otrd enter toto obi-son fmnedi9teyt WIN
-SJ ard saccn sueties furnish The article Tr0pgc 81
1is ruarv fnusg be accompanied by tfs eerhcsie u the
United States District JUdge District Attorney C2tt.o %
MY Aq,nt that tie guaHtors 10 able 70 MAKE 60 u
Fss-iil-.i ''''a,,,,iy l. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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pOrI THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
OOE CENTRAL RAILROAD. w
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Tie capsni Of the Hod equal to any In tue county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST


Face FOR the transportation II Pasenyersto and from Tin
ounsu Chicago St. Louis 81 Paul. Nashville Memphis new;
Orleans and OIL other In the West NorthWest and
are unEupa cd for speed and comfort BY any route
through tfins Tor tho West Leave New iork foot OF Court
5-MOruing ESpTes a. m. Evening Express, p M
aso at D. m from game place via Allentown eiiyiDs a.
Pittsburgh next day. and connecting there with al ese"
traus.
kreegays low, and tie time as qick Is By any other
route. -, 4. fo,,,,r5.I 70
on any poin on the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky lndiin
T;,ni. Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD pl-
RECT or 10 any port the naygable MYERS OF ho "ee "
steamers from Pittsburgh. ,,,-,L.,
Tbe rates Of and from any point In ne est by me
Rsoad all tmc a. iavorGbe az are eiseu
bS oth Rsload Companies Merchants and shippers lnni
9a lie portaton OF their Freight TO this Cop'ny clh iey
vi couG denca on It's speedy transit .
T5 Company also painsns 80 Einlsrsnt @
Ire Inv WI ch parties gratg Westward enjoy cheap and
mode of convey az one half the rscls RACES
~ L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No Aston tiopse
" LEIGH & Co, Freight Agents, ,,.
No. I Astor House aud No. l South Wiiiau-ss
MCDONALD & BfsCHofF, EniiSfant Agents
ENoOH LEWIS. General sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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so ,5armsrs ano Others.

nIJRE SOUTHDOWN SlIEEP.-I viii offer
4 for SALE TEN soUTHD0WS shEEP and LAnSSss;
IA the NEsrCnESrER COUNTY FAik, at Aov No., "a
VERNON on WEDNESDAY, Sept. p. They are yu' ~. y.
Ienas Wcbbs Flock England aud afford an epTo!iae ~ 20
gentlemen to supply then selves With pare stoek az low 49,
w. A. CUMMINGS, Daiien, Coeo
ITO FARMERS B0NE-DUSI, 10 oasS
L Tar .,lebv PFVER CO0PER
No n Buring.slip. New iof.
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Coparlnersbip Monies.

nIssOLUTIoN Of COPARINEk IL I'LL. md t, ms
81 GRTtioRY REID wus dissolved the 18th day Of hu.
vastt by tue death OF Sir. Robert O. Reid hhe sir
20, lii ete lie afs Of the firm, and continue TIE Dusi
pess on Biz o sccOunt-Nsw York Sept ~ lse
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Gousc furnishing Goods.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGEBAIOhS
"a stIes than wholesale prices, SIVEl-pL AIbD WAHt-
TARIE CUTLERY. COOKING UTENSILS, Sc.i &c, a. es'
prices than any other house in ihq trade q, H..
f''''' Wa n. D. BAsSFoRD Cooper ils.isals
a INTERPRETATIONS, ater-Cooers, Guy
u ,,v Wo,ouio lrs Tea Trays rcIaubuldgrs Basksss
Wooieri Mare &c. at DEl4NARS. No 200 Broadway
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Professional Notices.

nR. HOMER B0STWICK Will continue ,Ii.na.,.n -, !.
~ practice Of hs profession and give espsea So
Ouerstve snrgcry Dieases Of the qiross Oosuhpd b,
male Compiant. Nervous Debility. sid IN yttk
hints 10 Young mon and before and alter mar this
Vial ooitanee 10 them and every family fhuu i,r,
VIZ. no. From hc Boston Medical aud Safgi -
Price 81 1t Insy be had a, a; oiee 10 - s Bro,dSsy,
doors west Of Btcltwsyi a. GODkkEfS No oSa rom
STJ M nlCHA RDsONS, No. / Yeseyst Ohes nouns ~
Until ~ aud fEoni uutn p m.
nR. III. BOSTWICK, author OF several M ,e1.-,.
IL works viii conDuc mo practice OF Aso'ein' 'N-
No Is EaSt i1th.st, near Broadway
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11riniin9.

A IWAYS READY-THE GREAT STEAM
"A GUN-C=ids Billhesds Ciculsrs. Pofer, lsmlhl,t.
ard rriu, irz cf a kind ut low prices BY T. hOLAi INC
Pronp. Phpter corner o. CsGtre aud Hhite.sie.
TRANCIS & LOUrREL, uu,,,u,n,
4 Mo- q Maiden Lane. SfaTlO"EES, FRiSlEiIS sn9
EDONRfNDER5 Bo5, woTk and lowest pdca Vdef' ~.
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uIDsON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA

xrrDeON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
IL ny and TROY CONNECFIHt " lrh TRAINS Hohlh
sndWEsT. Trains leave; r. ao.h,. -
From Chambers-st. AZ ., rro" o'u.s J =. * 49,,
Express and IL q IN, and Nv, "a sySs - T ~
and n,Dv with sleep iOiSp m Sundays included,
o ingear), 1915 p. nj. SOFA m, aud l:tDp
Poughksepse train, at a MI
au31;l5 Pr o- nm
Peekskll train, p m - - t.s5 and g;25 D. m
Slug Siag train, q. nir fiJO d ma Nv =
aud - Xxx m
Fhhkirain, 5:3op m i'ElS' siITu superintead.u..
ONO ISLAND RAuROAD-CHANGE OF
H. TERMNUsLesve James slip and 2h-', fente'' Ne W
York at o. for Greonport; $3.50 J.. o.. Ter = "a
satnnay 10 - enuort u and 43) for %,
D. IN. for Farminydae For Hampstead a. M " ~ So
4JO aud For Jamaica, leave ga NJ, ~ IN 49,
43O $780, and $50 Trains leave Hunters f0in' Oh aA
of boat from Jamss-slip.
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TRAINS LTANt NJ F-lUIN: .
For Neg.Hsyen T. M Ok VI 1913, 2 tETli $3.50, 800
For b.ijscrur, :, m (xl, 1915. o. EI)i $3.50 1872
Foi Mifcrd Stafford fairfield Southport aud wopos "a
NJ. I1:l5, $50, 49,, sudG ?. M. - ... -. =.
FOR No.wAh 9:3os M l2:l5 3 (EK)i $3.50 $780, $780,
For Dsrnu ard Greenwich o:3oS 2:l5 35o 4;3o S:3o
for Stamford. g. E1 9:;Oh mi l2;is, D. EIl $780, 42o
5.aL, d. -.
$3.50: f:JJ. $780, $50 o .. ~.
'''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Srrlgiia d, a. M, (EGl (EL) Up m
10 Boston, via Shore Line l2!l3 Pr
T,r Hartford aud Spin sdeld a. Ia tEK l2:lo D (LKl
r. 81.
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal M (Erl and
1913 u o. horthEu pt0u. -
Tor Hariord Proyiisgcc aud Fislkfl Railroad (Ex
10. New. Haven, Now london aud stoniagOn RAILROAD al
= m 1913, ., p. N.
FOR Canal Baifoad l2:l5 p m. 10 Northampton.
For Ilo1atouc llsilroBd % PsGed, =. an, p.
For Hang stuck Raiisosd. 9. m 3 p. IN.
For DGAbury and Aog@sla !l-l.2ad g;SO a M J2'p NJ
JAMES VI. HOiT, Superintendent.