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FiEAEcIAI.-The New York Ereni.s Pos, of

FisANcIAL.-The New York Ereniss Pos, Of
yesterday says
The hesvincss IN border State stocks is stIIl a
prominent feature Of the market. Missouri,s
under moderate sales, fell TO i9S. virginiais
declined per cent. In Tenncssee's there were
&c saleS-53k bid, 81 asked.
The list OF Government securities Is dull and
prices are scarcely maintained. The Coupons Of
1eSl sold at S9x and more offered There were
no sales sf the Registered The 30 Treasury
Notes are quoted at 90 a99K
G~verBment certificates OF Indebtedness are be-
coming abundant, and large amounts can be had
n 6KGe6H In Philadelphia they are selling at
f4iH per cent discount.
6oId is weak and rather lower, selling at IOlx
IL haS been remarked Of late, as having some
beaTing upon the price Of gold, that the Califor-
MIA steamers do not bring an much treasure as In
1sol, larger proportion Of the shipments from
San Francisco going direct TO England. The
Northern Light, which arrived last evening,
brought 1851 ,292
The deposits Of United States notes with the
Assistant Treasurer on per cent. interest have
Zen quite large this week. The toth upon " hich
The Government Is paying interest 10 over
SO OO0, 90. :.
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WAR GAZETTE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WILMINGTON CITY, April Z, 1862.
Or6sT'd.-FrSt. That portion Of Virginia and
maryland lying between the Mountain Depart.
ment aud the Blue Ridge shall constitute a Mill.
taiy Department, to be called the Department Of
tne shenandoah, and be under the command of
Major General Banks.
Second. That portion Of Virginia east Of the
cue Ridge and west Of the Potomac and the
fredericksburg and Richmond Railroad Gnclu.
ng the Department Of the District of Columbia
ana The country between the Potomac and Patux-
ent) shall be Military District, to be called the
Department Of the Rappahannock, and be under
TIE command Of Major General Mcdowell.
BY order Of the President:
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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CAPTURE or BALTIMORE REcRgIIs ron THE
RsBEL sEkVIcE The Baltimore American states
thai party Of twenty four recruits for the south.
era army were arrested last night on board
schooner, on the Back river, near North Point
bound for Richmond They were com posed
mostly Of young men, and their movements had
police, accom- panied by twelve Of the Maryland
Light Guards, succeeded In capturing ali ofthem
bat four who made their escape. One Of them
having disclosed the fact that another schooner
10 the Virg mia shore, portion OF the officers
started 10 seize her. IL 10 understood that this
parry vere recruited for the purpose Of going 10
Ricbannd g. onss themselves as Substitutes for
psT.ies fece ny d afted, some Of whom are Offer
ing &c hisk a. 81 $40 and - .00J premgum TO
escape the service
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NJ. c MEIss, q. NJ. General.

II Assistant Treasurer Cisco sent from New
York 10 Louisville on Thursday half million
Of Treasury notes, and forwarded yesterday an
equal amount for the use Of the army and navy In
that quarter.
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CIRCULAR.

QuABIERMAsTER GENERALS OFTIcED
Washingfos, April 4, 1862.
Tie Secretary Of War directs that hereafter no
person not belonging to the United States service
shall be permitted to take passage In any public
transport without the special permission Of the
War Department
Nj. C MEIss, q. NJ. General.
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Col. Geary at Middle burg, Vale Charges
the Rebels through the Town-The Rebels
Make Hasty RETREAT.

the Rebels through the Town-The Rebels
Make a Hasty Retreat.
MrpDLEBuRG, Va, April 4--Ccl. Geary's ad.
vance encountered 300 OF Stewart and Whites
cavalry, and force Of infantry, at Middleburg.
Va, last Saturday. He marched from Philemon
in the morning, and drove In the rebel pickets
outside OF Middleburg, when he entered the town
ard discovered the infantry in retreat and the
cavalry posted to make a stand A gun was
placed to command the main street, and the 2Sth,
well deployed, advanced by all the approaches
to the town, while the main body rushed through
u with bayones fixed, and on g double quick, -
driving the enemy before them. The enemy
made a halt in a hollow beyond the town evf-
IDENTIFY maneuvering to draw out the Michigan
cavalry in pursuit, so their infantry might flank
them. Companies Of the 9S,h now opened on
them from behind stone fences with their rifles
when the cavalry dashed Of precipitatey. gun
OF the 2eth, In the centre of the town now opened
upon them, and drove them from a thcket two
miles distant, every shell ex plodng In the woods
The charge through the town was fraught with
great excitement. knapsacks were thrown aside
In the street as the men rushed forward. Over
coats snd blankets lined the sides Of the road
Stores were speedily closed, women screamed
horses dashed forward. Everything was excite.
ment bntin good order. Col. Gcary dashed on at
the head, and one time was within two hundred
yards Of the Rebel cavalry.
Col. Geary scommand has secuted the country
az far down as Aide from which place itreturned
as far as SiDckersville TO assist at incheser but
The battle there was decided before It could get
further.
tMiddleburE Is handsome post borough of
Loudoun county, Virginia, on small fluent of
the Potomac, one hundred and fotty-three miles
from Richmond. IL Is one of he principal towns
OF the county, and before the present rebellion
had an active trade. IL has a population Of about
eight hundred, and contains three churches an
anadclny, seven stores, and one tobacco factory.
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DEATH or MEMBER OF CoNeREss.-RepTe-
sentative Johnson, Of Pennsylvania, has received
a telegram acquainting him Of the death, at AL.
leHtovn, Of his colleague, Thomas B. Cooper.
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PAssEssER TRAM TO Ma 'AssAs.
WAR pTrEKrnIEr,

WAX DEfAKTmENT,
Oftcs Md'y Sep'f oad Dpssto- Raslroads ". s.
WasAtagtos, lPTti3 1872.
Until further notice, passenger train will be
rim on Saturday Of esch week, from Seventh
street and Maryland avenue 60 Manassas, issving
Washington at Q 30 m arriving AZ Manassas at
II IN returning will leave Manassas q, ? % ..
m, arriving at Washington at $ p m. Fare from
Washington 10 Manassas and return, 50; and
from Alexandria 10 Manassas and return, g. is
II. @. MCCALLUM,
Military Director sad supt Railroads, q. ,.
az att IIntelligenocr a Republioan.l
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CoNTnNzD.-Amongt the combinations by the
senate Yesterday were those of b. Ellis, as Con.
sui at Brunswick, Germany, and DR.. Hays, Of
AIcIic exploration fame. az brigade surgeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-05

IT, The health Of Mrs. Lincoln Is now re-
stored SUFFICIENT TO enable her 10 attend TO her
duties
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Beng informed that one or more individuals have
NlIhin The past lev weeks endeavoTed to present
70 the CONFEDERATION OF the Departments Of Cow
eminent models, drawings and DESCRIPTIONS of q
MARINE steam Bstterint Ram, and have repre-
eelted that they are the inventors of certain fea
tuIes or principles Of said War Engine:
NOW thlsl TO notify che parties SO mi repre-
senting, aud whom 10 is believed are acting sar-
reputonsly, and 10 v,rn the public generally that
am the oTtEtHdt iHUeHtor az III. Coneare HHif
IRON, wood and and India rubber-clad aud enoased
wa ves,e provided with al adjustable recIpro-
oeNne norm or ram devics, working through a
noIloW shlel or shat and on swivel bearings, con-
Meeting with and working through the sgercy of
the motive power Of the vessel.
Furthermore, not designing TO claim the stea mn
.aan a. suggested during the Grim can war BY Mr. i,
Nasulyth. nor the novel and ingenious torpedo de-
VICE OF Mr. Pascal Plant of this CITY, nor the hat
tWering hammer Suggested q few weeks since az
now This, therefore. is 10 notify and warn ali
persons against attempting directly or lndirectly
auy INVASION or Infringement oil any feature of nv
Invention, pre- imlnsTy ARRANGEMENTS towards pTo-
teotlng my rights In legal manner having been
apS 81 J0HN q GAIIAuER t.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctiobesrs
Sonth Gcra<f Pa m mad alh sftkaf-

By WALL q BARNARD. Auctionesrs.
sosth Coysef Pa. o. asd ga sf,ssf.
(tseSERIIEs: kk .9sI}SaSo1 s T{jpspsy
NOR MING. tbS sih Instant. alto o'clocf. se 1iit
sell at the Auction sooms,' an assortment OF
Groceriss, Lisours, su1Ss eSF'"es' eo' oom-
ssrreis Refined, and Yellow Sugars,
K kTfrns so.hen Bstssr, and Cheese,
Bo1es Soap, starch, and Piosles,
iass Sc s. st II. sac sac Eo1ss.
Cases Madeira, Sherry, Claret, and 6ermsn
Bsffsls W G n,st S.I d de- 3S' orsnc..
Quarter, and Eighth Brady.
Cases Boots and Shoes, AM Indi, Rubber
% Barrel, ini,tands, Combs and Brushes,
= cssfs cincinnsa Ham,.
eR5 WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auotioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE AID NEARLY NEW
ruR RwIELLISs Heus5 At PgBLIc AgcIIoS -on
O'clock. on the P1enisss We rh.l ss Lot Lot e. in
D.ilys ,ubdlvisicn q Square numbered sls. hsvinI
and verm9nt avenue, running back los feet inch:
es % an alley, improved " handsome and veil
The location Of his pioperi, u believed 20 be the
Tm. one r eS.s sbs resu.
ls months with interest, secured by deed OF tust
o. the premises.
An CONVEX sIcIng al the cost Of the purchase.
ap5 j. Q. MCGUIRE Co, Auots.
By GREEN g. WILLIAMS, Auct oneers.
. HOUSES AND LOTS ON NINTH ST. AT
y AucTIoE.-On THURSDAY, the 10th irstant,
we shall sell IN front Of the premises, az O'CLOCK
p. u., Lot No. 10 and part Of Lot No. N, Crit
improvements, which are two brick aud one frame
houses containing ak rooms each. This property
fronts 9Th street west, between % and 4 streets
north. Terms cash
ap l-6t GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
QY VIRTUE OFAwRIT OFFIERIFACIAs,
- issued by Henry Reaver, one 81 the Justices Of
the peeoe IN and 1oI the county Of Washington, at
the suit OF Edward Cammsck. against the goods.
chattels, lands and teneIneuts OF Joseph Boucher.
and TO me directed, have levied upon a. the TlGh
tie, claim, interest and estate OF the ssd Joseph
Boucher to and INTO part of Lot No. Il, fronting n
feet the south aide Of Prospect street. aud run
ming back In feet deep; and hereby give notice
that on the 10th day Of April, 'sS2 at o'cloct IN
the afternoon. IN front Of said premises, will offer
toI sale the said part OF Lot No Il TO the highest
sp s-5t. r. II. TRUNNELL, Constable.
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SOLDIERS PAY. - -
49, BARNDEN's EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES.


WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
WHETHER Monty on ALLOTMENT ,DRArrs.
sft Express st charge Of f7
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 1aE
For Any sum notexceeding Fifty Dollars $50
And proportonate additional charge for places
reached by eonneoting Expresses.
Notes. or Allotment Drafts, should be enciosed u
On envelope. and securely sealed, ano have the
Inll address, including the town, Post Once. and
St&te, OF the person 70 whom 70 Dc seat, and the
amount lt Eibly married thereon. = :
A.. nvelopes for this purpose will be furnished 81
Money received to be forwarded 1t the ONCE IN
Washington, Third street, second door below
Pennsylvania avenue. ~ ~ 5---'-N
ap clm X. 8 SMITH, Aren't
THE UNDERSIGNED Wishes 10 inform his
a fIiends and the public that he has opened .
Sew fulng snd hepelrlng Shop on the corner OF
nn N q streets, and belleylngs from long expe-
ne vooq SAWYER and the butcher and every me-
enalle thas uses saw. and hopes, by ssgict At
enron 20 business. that he vail merit shsre or
, MT ls.lms JOHN EENNEALLY.
- BO0TS-sHOES! 80
w coasxz TENTH ST. AFD Pa. Av.y U
WASHINGTON CRY AND EAsrEaN MADE
Ladies TtIPd Baimcfxis. lis 20 a22s
Ggsn l.s, F bsimera = - SIS 70 ssne
All kinds Of BOOTS aad SHOES very ohess
II Boots made to oEasr il a the best msnne !, ~
ma LIN CHARLES n. MORSE.
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FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
HE Schooner Mercy Taylor. Captain IN
Niokerson, viii sail for Fortress Monroe, XII
| sufficient freight is offered. Inquire Of
J. X. BARR & CO.,
ep5 l96 Ninth ut
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do . 3 BIG
COAL OIL,
PORE KEROSENE LIGHT
Al the Union Goa OH Company Depot,
siof Street betresn I0th and fh streets, aeaT IIfk
Ii you vaIt pure article of Coal Oil.
.. Cal at the Union Coal Oil Co., 516Fst
IL you want TO savs ha the amou of you paw for sas
n Buy your Lamps aud Coal Oil az SIS + a.
III you have ethereal OH or other lams,
Have them altered to burn s,oal oil al l6 r a
our OH Is net pure and unsduterated, and as
good as represented the money Will be returned al
IL you, want your Lamps, OIL, 60 delivered m
large And small quantities, call at SIG F ct where
you can purchase every article of Lamp Shades
patent Chimneys. Wicfs &C., at the lowest New
1ork prices, Delivered st Jour residence free Of
libeTsl d,scopnt to the trade. Country orders
.o-r sess FOLEY q BRO, Agents,
eR COW -.----.. / - - BIG n afrAef.
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NEW AKRIVAL OF -
~ BEAUTIFUL STYLES
SP X NC CLOT THING,
49, AT ASTONISHING Low PRICES
Whoie cuts elegantly got up at SO and Sia,
AT BAR & BRO,
up Z IN Corner + and 9Th streets
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r AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Just received an assortmen offspring Trimmings,
Gimps, Frint es, Buttons. Cords and Tassels, made
to order. at MRS. LOVES Trimming Store, 29T
Pa avenue, south side, between 9Th and 10th SITS
N. B-Also, an assortment Of Military Trim
minEs on hand, Banners and Flags made to order.
an H-an lur
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hTBASE BALb.-The regular mestings of
eroise) will be hed on the Armory grounds 9TH a.,
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS ofeach week.
Members of o. her b. b. Gu cordiall, invited.
ap 81 p. 6URMaN. SEQ.
n@ THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
uH be holden every day this week in the Luther
an Church, fRev. J. 6. Butlers,) at the corner Of
lin ana II streets, commencing ct ~ O'Clock M,
and continued but one hour. ID %
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A FULL AND OMPLETE STOCK OF
n Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, now in store,
lies and hou keepers. -
Our northern aud eastern correspondents send
us new sup plies daily.
One Price only, the actual cash standard value,
mark ed in plain figures.
AT inspection of stock solicited from strangers,
residents q nd sojourners; II will imply no obliga-
ton TO purchase. - s =
PERRY & BRO,
ap 5-6t Penn. avenue and 9Th street
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
BOARDING.

EIRSr-CLAss BOARDING HOUSE, North
Il ern family .lf4s 18th street. between g and n.
Iatls board 81 81; with rooms 90 to IS; TRANSIENT
Sl.0 per day. spt5t-
ROARD-Tvo large Front Rooms, Furnished
" each. suitable for gen, leman and lady. or two
gentleman. Pleasantly situated, at 500 r. street,
between I'd and Sd. Terms moderate. mn q u.
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SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR.
Invariably In Advance.

speak-vehemently, passIonately ely.--all her az.
sumed calmness gone. elT TIT
81 know you are 80 true, 80 noble, 90 Rood. 7
seem but week, erriDg child; but do not think
oh! never think that all your kindness 70 me
can be forgotten, or that my heart is not full
OF gratitude Tor every gentle word you ever
spoke And moro than all, for telling mo
when was wrong, which no one else ever
did," .aI 80 XII
She would have spoken more, but something
In his face arrested her. His voice sounded
hoarse and unnatural. ~ - -
"Alice, hush! You know not what you do.U
change came over her. She dropped hie
hand, and with both her own pressed tiRhtlv
upon her breast, as If to stay the beating Of her
heart, stood gazing upon him with sorrowinR
eyes and parted lips from which all shade OF
color had faded.
He passed his hand across his forehead and
turned from her.
'Alice, leave me. In mercy leave me.n
But she stood as though rooted to the floor.
Would to God loved her less." burst from
him like groan.
She heard him, and her lips moved, her arms
were stretched out TO him; one uncertain step
torward' and she fell senseless at bis feet.
Cousin Jonathan did not leave for Boston that
day, but Captain Hay did leave for the South;
and when the winter was gone Mr.. Warripe
returned 10 his home, but he did not 20 alone.
Alice went with him, and lived a happy wo-
man; for she had ever one with her who could
guide her right, and whom she loved with all
her soul But though Mr.. Warning was her
husband, she was always fond. in her playful
moods, OF addressing him as Cousin Jonathan,
still.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-05
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO

/ SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From Req. Aason &nytA, Contmissioner of Common
.a.. Schools tn Ohio.
Tho Dictionary Is an mperiahable monument to the
learning and industry OF its author, and honor to the
world Of letters The mechanical execution is far supe.
ror to that Of any other Lexicon with which 1 am ac-
Iquainted."
From R6N. II f. Baney. 10 Comrtssionor Of
/ ss Schools In Ohio.
"The most reliable standard authohty Of the Ian
guage.''
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WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUART0 DICTIONARY.
The Latest---The Largest---The Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
'sTho Most Reliable Standard Au.
thority OF the English Language"
St~ RwndrOd Bmtnent Educators of OHIO,
"THE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT." )"
! 0rary Aen Ebery,oherS.
"Heie are upwards OF a Hundred Thousand Words,
whose mutarous meanings and der yations, together
Win tnel correct spelling and pronunciation are clearly
Cincinnati Commercial
Road tho Deetstons Of Mc Members of tho Ohio Stat
Zddcher'8 AssOcfatfon,

Read tho Dectstos Of Tho Members of tho Ohio State
| 2eacher's association.
The undersigned, members Of the Ohio State Teachers'
Association, adopt and aim to use In teaching, writing
ana speaking, the orthography and pronunciation Of
Worcesters Royal Quarto Dictionary and we most cor.
ually recommend II as the most reliable standard au.
thorty OF the English language, 1t Is now written and
spoken.
LoRN Andrews, President Kenyon College.
M. D. LKeeFrT, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
IHos' W. HARVEY, Sup't Masslon Union Schools.
N. u. CowDERY, Sup't Public Schools Sandusky.
john LYNCH, sup't Public Schools, OircIeyile.
D. N SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semIna-
VIM. MITCHELL sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
sofa. ~ -, '''''N''
Cyrus Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
cincinnati.
H. 8. MARTIN, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN REGAL, Principal McNeey Normal school.
ELI T. TAPPAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University.
I Wh. W. EDWARDS, Sup't Troy UniOn School.
A. o. HOPKINS, Principal West High School, Cleve'
land.
THEODORE STIRLING, Principal High School, olevo
land.
R. =. HuMisToN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
% A. GARvIRLD, President Of Electic Institute, HI
W. L. HARED, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio. " N''D"''" ''""Oio'
JAMES MoNRoE, Prof. Rhetoric, oberlin College,
IHos. HILL, President Antioch College.
school, Dayton.
Dayton. e' ''''''''
5. M BARBER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
More than Sio Hundred other Presidents of Cole.
gee, Professors, authors and Dtstin0utshed Elacd-
sors, hdoe endorsed tR0 dbove sontinpent.
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DLAIN AN ID FIGURED BLACK
u DRHeB SILKS, Of every grade. The most seleot
asscEsmeht 10 tho city, and Of reasonable ntss
epEilS Nos - eepth fTighSsT "
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TRAINS LEAVE columbus as follows:

Trains Leave Columbus as follows:
VIA DEtLATRE VIA srEUBnvrLLE
Morning Express.
PAST LINE,
ARRIVE AT nELLARR
lO:4O A, M, 9i0P. NJ.
ARRIVE AT HTTsDuRaH
4lOP' NJ 245 A. M. ElOP. NJ. lO3OP.M,
ARRIVE AT HARRISBURG
$40 A. M l0OP.M. 3l0A. NJ. e:l5 A, M.
ARRIVE AT BALTIMORE
$50 A. NJ s:2OA.M. eiOOP.M.
ARRIVE AT PHILADELPHIA.
E40 A. M. 5:2OP NJ. 7:40A NJ. 1850 P. M,
EEw YORK VIA AttENTowN,N.Y.
.lOO A. NJ G50P' M. 1l;OOA, NJ. $50 P. NJ,
VIA PHILADELPHIA
E45P' NJ lGl5P. N. 1;45P.M. 500 PM
VIA ALLENTOWN.
passengers by this line reach New York in advance o
any Northern route.
245 P. NJ. train Is the only one from Columbus Al
ms hour, BY which passengers reach Baltimore OF
Washington the following DAY, and arrive in PhIlade
phia or New York before dark.
IPSleeping cars on all night trains.
The Only Route from Columbus "a
baltimore, Philadelphia or
New York
WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS.
This train also connects at Beairs with the Batimor
and Ohio Railroad.
U-5DThis route is 80 MILES SHORTER TO pttsburRl
and more than 100 MILES SHORTER to New York
than Northern lines.
10 Baggage Checked Through to all Inn
portant points East.
0J- Ask for Tickets via Bellaire or Steu
benville.
B- Tickets Good over either Route.
JOHN W. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent Centra. Ohio r. r,
IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
General Ticket Agent SteubenVilIe Short Line.
Columbus, Dec. %, 1861.
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~ For further information and Through Tickets,
apply to NJ L. DoHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Columbus.
P. W. sTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JN0. W. DoHERTY,
.,.Et Agent, Columbus
E.w. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE mIAmI AND UOIUmRUIS
AED XENIA RAILROADS.
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes oo,umbus at a.sOA. NJ.
viii leave passengers al all stations stop at Delaware
CardngtoD, Gead Gallon and at all stations North Of
son and at all other stations upon signal arriving at
Cleveland at 9:20 A. M, Dunkirk 400 p M. BufIaIo
$3.50 T. II. ''' D''''H
'.. SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPREss-LeayeS Columbus at 3l5P.
viii leave passengers at all stations. Greenwich
Rochester Columbia and Olmsted being Pzd0 stations
na hprvs T s nS SoP Sr except zig
Buffalo 4:35 A. M, Albany 4l5 p. NJ New York 0a5o
P. M, Boston 1920 A. M.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Crestlne with Pittsburgh, Ft WAYNE and Chicago
harSad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago.
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
Ioad' Ior all points on that road. Also for Toledo,
AZ uralton with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo and Chicago. N
AT Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
8dggage CHECKED Through to MeaO York and Bosto,
O'" CRenSeta'9i also, to PAiadelpata and
Rea0 York cta OreStlfnO.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. I:3O A. M
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 1880 P, NJ
Fare rs Low as by any other Route.
A'k tOT Tickets uio CrestEine or Cleveland.
n. q. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Nov 10, 1861. '''' O''''
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THIRD TRAIN.

EXPRESS at l;SS p. M, stopping at Jefferson, Lon
Fosters Loveand and Milford arriving at Cincinnati
at 6:4S M, at Dayton at p. M. connecting at Gin.
with the 0he and Mississippi Train for Louisville Win.
45 a. m; connecting Dayton for indianapolis La
fayette, rerre Raute, Chicago and ali points West.
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On and After Monday, November
IL, 1861.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at Ia M, stoppinv
at London, xenia, Dayton, Middletown and Hamilton
arriving at CINCINNATI at E4O a. M, and at Dayton at
50J m; connecting at Cincinnati Tor Louisyiiie Vim
cennes, st. Louis and all points Southwest arriving
at 81. Louis at l30 p. m; connecting at Dayton for
Indianapolis, Lafayette Terre Haue Chicago and all
points West; arriving at indianapolis at l0:4O a. m