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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-03
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OR,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair Inez," "The Prince Of
Wales, " The Ghost Hunters" &C. &C.


Wales, " The Ghost Hunters, " kc., &c.
CHAPTER I-TAKINa rHE TRAIN.
I've been down East to buy new goods,
And must not allow to slip
The chance to tell my readers all
saw while on my trip.
No doubt may with safety say
No traveller e'er before
In time 50 short had half the sport,
Nor such great wonders saw
First, went down to the depot,
just 70 get upon the train
Now, do not mistake my meaning,
ne,er spree il that is plain;
But tried TO take the cars, sirs,
That were standing on the track,
When some men there rudely shouted,
You, Siri bring those cars right backi'
took mysslt inside Of one,
After bidding friends farewell,
And the train moved on slowly
With the ringing OF the bell
But ere long il new hike lightning,
When the Conductor, with a crash,
Rushed into the car and shouted,
Show your tickets or your CashF'
With politeness then my ticket
i did show him. on my soul,
When the fellow with puncher
In my ticket made hole. Id r
did ask Of him ths meaning,
Why such Liberties he took
But the fellow only answered
With snicksring, saucy look.
Then my blood began to curdls,
And said, 81 You shall not rob
Ne OF any OF my ticket,
For bought It, SIT, from Cobb;
And iust ask him, It you will, Sir
II 1 did not pay full price,
And 70 make holes in my ticket
/ do not consider nice"
tcONT1EUED TIL MKT wEEKl
In he meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the Largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen in
Cleveland and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. as
1 buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well 70 call at
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Ceebrated Sewing
Machines Storr's Aut0maton Pressman, and
strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk
~ Corner Superior and Union-sts.
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A PP Esl
= ,1s- APPLES II
APPLESII

APPLES II
2ooharrelS choice Winter Apples in store and for
sale Cheap; Ihoss IL Eant for Winter use viii do
roViS J.B. GLENN AGO.
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Tn,,l..-.-ss opr. lpa AZ -sb6. %,

The exports exceed tie receipts by about 70 Per
cont and iho price declines. The govern msn, Is "
pay out si,s2hOOO In specie the Is, Of April. for
intres, On the october $40 notes. Tais monsy.
IL h understood Ia already on hand. hAv-
ing hoen collected frum ali the dspod-
tories u the government, ,o make up the 70
quirtd Smoun', hence the government will nol Be
in the market as buyer for April interest,", Thsss
statements have hAd q tendency 70 make the priss
Of specie lower and Of course " llvor the sovw.-
ment operations
The banks have not increased The amouul o<
specie on hand. They have, however, been enabled
10 lay oG large amour, Of private deposits. M
returns are an follows
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A WEEKLY EDITION

Of TuS Nsv YoHE sus, issued svsty Tus.aay, =
grappars for the mail, TWO orrrs nAoa, eT per fooi
tuBscRIPTToHB-fAID IN ADVAHCn.
One oppy, ye.r. Tb CO. Three oopts-, ye.r y
b, i6 non,hs, si OolFivs oopiss- Do - ~
~ speciuen copies, gratis. Dtscouns q % -
oenl from single rsss, On each copy over ave.
IL Pos,.ss withhs Nsv.York s,sss, o.iu n<vi
teen cents geavou, n The s,s,s, seafv vsts essreN
Addreea n. 9. BEACH. sUr OYvIon. nEv Yo1
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aTOCK gLUCTuAnoNsI
NJ A K | N f


NISIATLlg AK AslAC,
sys EsEs. iUA SETS, MOON RsEa n. aovNaa.
Z. Z. Z. i i i III 4; Il: | Il
CLEARED.
SuLrS -Aie'o' C.lussr, Antwerp W S1hn.leS
M-nhai.ar, Dixon Liverpool, Z u hAlAllall q 70
NAldSia, FE.sdn, uUrdtAuN, kfsA
IARAs-ErIly, RcksssCu d, PeilAde phiA, J a
Dgwi b Krst.sn, tPrusl Kirstien, bafAsa, fun0A
Aulluks W,1at q rs ~, scAnto,lA. So Thods-
IS, &C n PsysoHeit & Co; d Pennsll' Psnnal, toa
PnllAIspilA, q Baker y co; b.ic, uasea, ia
vans Il + A Webster.
Bllia5--OOnIsd tPrus) aAlkt, Lpnd1n PunaAJ
NancS' " spdi; 5'ginaw, fsr.l ulArk, HAVahAs
ntJilo RuUh.l; WAppoo, Wilkinson, PaLlhds-
DhIN WAlAs, LAEVw q Chase; fortuna, BordA, for
Opcrto Hagsrnsyer a BruIn.
bCHOoSEIi5-Sss Witch, Tyler. PhLAdslPaiA.
Kenny, klsta for B1dgston y, mAa'sr
FATland' GIle,tA Pnilsds phlA Asrrul d Aoposss
Monmouth anderson. hog Isla1d, Az hNvuoS
TRANSPORT Tiltor, Hog lAnd, = aANeas' VhlAgs
Qterr, HaWktns PhiiSdsiphD, BAKER q pAytoni
Star, Jollns, ChtTrysione massar Wetot
fiAh, RoAncks bland, L AeOieAly Co;
aildreth wil1AJ G, 5ag HArbor. II kAchsa.
sLooPS-Blscssionr, Allen. B1sinl, L ksnnJ;
HorAcs, Salih. Gresi Egg HAroor. master.
ARRIVED.
srKAhwUS-F " Bruins, hsA uAhmaEas
With mdss " Nm DAlasA
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CEwIEG MACHINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
- 10 operate on Wheeler a Wilson's and Sngers
sswing machines; practice on shop work; terms
o.. i5s Canal n. binger's machine No for sale.
ma 24Acsi9f
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.lEWuNG MACHIHKS-LADIRS TAUGHT
) " opera Oh 6lngsT's aud Whsaler = wilson,
sswlng mao ines, by old eHpsrenoed ieacher,
ersutice ul serfeCt on military work. and ntheT
-urk. and reoutnmsndod W shops aher learning,
rum 81 10 81 %. ~ 81 2tsui0n ~, noA Allen, pr.
80 owillug tsl5 AAc'lH
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PR0VGsHONs.

FAMILIES,
trO RESTAURANTS,
u TO HOTELS,
TO BOARDING HOUSES,
IMPORTANT I IMPORTANT ~
undersigned win opan on Saturday ihs sia
u spsmdld new store, connectuc With ths
lg-hese, No u Second ave-, for supplying
~ supply Of meats OF all kinds Of the be-,
and n PRIors lower than can be found else
In the city, are the inducements we sffor ths
Gall and SEQ M,
Nos. 10 4 II Second Avanus.
l I'VE @. MARsHAIIL.
pA@on' l., q. MOORE,
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Patrck Dom, '. T.; ennis Couuor, Sec;
Elwatd MAhor, Ass. Sec; Thomas keenan,,
/ reas.
ON the banner wore tho figures Of OCornoll
anu Washington, vi Ia tho American Eah 10 oy or
their heads, anu ths inscription
.s........st..t ...,...,..
"Unitod We Stand-Diyidod wa Fll." :.
,...........,......... ............ ...............
On the other sito were nombors visiting a
sick mac; with tho motto
.stts.. .s......s .ss.s'' ''.s.''.''s s'''s'' o
"wo support our Sick ald Iiary our De,l." :
...........,....... .......t, ,......... ...,....
DryIsroS li-Patri,k Harrington, FROST;
James hughes, V. T.; Patrick Gallagher, Soc.
Patrick Koarnoy, Asst Soc; Patrick hughes,
Treas.
On tho banner woro tho fguros Of O'Connoll
and Washington, with harp BurmOunted by
an Eagle and the m ito
'........... ..s''''.s..s..s''''.. ''''''''
: " Let Friendship Flourish. ::
.....,.......r.. .............t,. ,..,t........
unto other side wero Sarsuold and ,cA son,
y IN the Harp and Eagle aud tho inscription
Humanity Fidelity and Love-
DUDWoRTu's SECOND BASp.
rrvlsnS No. 15-rAtrick Smith, Pros { 4;
Michael ,renhan, V. - ihom1s Coon' 90 )
Fat lex McClofy, Asst stcy Patrick Near
,Ic' ira,.
oh 'hs banner whs representation similar
10 tho rr,ccoii &, win the words
'''''''''''''''' ''',''''',''''''''''''. .''''
Lot FdcnJship Flourish {:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...............
On the reverse was the Maid Of EI in with her
harp and the legend
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
humanity, Fidelity and Love. &.
Observation-Disclosures.
DIVISION No. 1G-pa,rick Nolan, proat
John Glt,sOn, '. T.; Patrick Boyle, Sogy (;
Johh Hamilton, Asst Sacyi MicAad Hohyi
lreaA
Tho banner hal on ono f'do SICK mar ro'
loved by tbs nom lers Of tho Dfaor, win lEa
legend ABOVE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Trit,d We Stand; Divided W. Fall"
..,.,,,.,.',.'...' ''''''''.'''.''''.''''
and underneath
.,....................
.t,,,- H.. .t.. Gil. ~. p,,,,,,L. u,.I 49,.
.".'.'..,, -
.,
Vn lno f,E'r's g,ie o. ''I''H anu 'D' '"'
u,,.,s,,. NJ 4 p.trick Kearna prtsf
49, 'i' T,"c.v v - J.m", Il,rEen. SOL.
i''ass F,tr,li As.'t S,rt'v., Elsard Mullin'
T,,,s
ma banper bor, on ono side tho d,uros of
Hssh,r,,tnn nnd Pltrirk U.arv sqpoortin., the
as% a',I ne ,n. Linton Mo, with the in,cfptIon
'ae ......,............
,,, c-.,.-.,,
"o 'uPpoiI VI" I',u,ii,u,'"i T,,;na. anu '''
'.......... nu N''''..c."..............
On the reverse were st. Patrick and the NJ lid
Of Erin, with a background showing q Round
Tower a ry.r and n hilL, Uudorneatn was
tho legend
............,........., ................,...
. "W, Supnort our S,cx apd llry our Dead. -
80 ,p-I. NJ. ..,,-
IlYlhlOh NC. lo-JUnn lNolllyt lroit ldL K
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XXyANTED-A STEADY MAN THAT UN-
w dustNhls gslvan'z,ug rire, to so IN the o'un-
Irp. ATpl, Il ROBINSON, $40 BOWsry, n. Y.
mElb s'l96
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ITO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
Il Waited Efrw gold hNnca ~ make lower; 20
. few sinA'' rs and 'ppIcutices good wages viii
nlulT 2'1tl
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XITANTED-A SECOND HAND SQUARE
w body Ro,kAwRy wagon. Call Hddr' 3
JAMFS IA SMITH, Fut-b Market, cor Fourth aud
s luth sLh az. WuiAnlahnra. mill 2'lN
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,LITANTEL GIRLS TO WORK On RUCHES
w Or hands prsisrr-d Apply immadiA AIely
70 WALKER & PENMAN, 81 Leonard a., up s,ars.
1 mhlT 81 5
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ELIEVED-

ELIKVED-I|
als Of DR.. d
lor the spec
Los ot Api
1nAch, HnlulSl
"a one d Mo n
over dinoovor0I
slreAalnG diseAa|
b thia Aehoinay
q a al dm@.
, Obtained, bua q
ale regard 70 trt
III q daomning p
u oonhdent, hl
u estAbliAh lta el
or Ill olhG reno
For sale a ~ b
To DO had In !
rand u. F, l9 Al
, p and HSuse0
IaN lAasr
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C,AWYERS WANrED-THRFE GOOD
> sonoll s.wyers =, J W. MASON d cos chair
STORY, IN ave q, be, 1I,h and l2th ~, 10 whom
Gady work will bs given. mlo 9'lOo
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CAGLR BRIGADE-FALLIS! FALL IN .

EAGLE BRIGADt-tALLIN! fall n !.
Il Gen. sCROGGs -LNst Opp JrtuIitv-O si'sG
atAtea Nolunts.rs -- No Co4so1fRn 1u--NoHhu'g gu
On ls-eirs b Rssinent. Col. GBO A. BUCklNd-
HAM, tlA.a MAJ 7 list Rsg't n. Y. M NV in
camp - Rel evue Garden, fuot Sob 81 E-t River !
W, rm unif rms aud onn,5tab guAters furuishet
imm.di.ssly upnn enlistment. Pay from fl3 10 S23
per month, and ~ cents day when emp nyei upnn
held lstor. Riiei u Ssis fur ishcd " which soi.
der-' wves tsctive $3.50 and u oenis iur esor oNl
Compauy. patiies bringing men tb-raly dealt
with ann, g. Lieut.. MnpuEHSON. tae ~ ia
Rsgr ny S.MN G uipany @, ~ 100 Clinton ~, cor
Gts,d up rsatrs c erk's ia o AD-un G. rps ~lAl
vAApd. Arp icaug must be over Is years o. ne.
rrU15C''S2
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CBWING MACHINES-WANTED PER-
- sous who wish W Learn " opsrsse on Singers
sewing machines terms only and prac. ce on all
kinds Of work; also some good savers " learn the
pantAloon trade. Inquire 80 Delaney 81 ls'
floor. NH IL flac'lEl
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NHTANIED A BLACKSMITH, WHO
w thorou ytly Undo stands his business, N go
o. Chicago must understood puuiuy ure Ou lignt
wagon. To man wha suits, god wages wil be
psi1. Apply ~ WALTERS d CO., cor. of P,plAr
ami Henry std, Brooklyn. IL
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SINGERS & WHEELER & WILSON'S, &
oother sewing maohnoa " rent, Al 332 usnry -,
Ladies taught 90 operate all klnds; terms Tor all
%, and recommend ed 20 shops W work. Nee lee
and OH for sale cheap mh1B 2faC'll6
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
Do operate on Singers and Wheeler d Wilson'S
s,anhines, by an experienced operator: terms 10
.ta ON ali kinds Of work, a. Allen 70. near Dvls-
Ia, milo 24Ac's1T
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+ l N A N CT A l..

NEW nOhk MONDAY, Mnrok IL.
The Stuck msrkes was firm and highw. rhs
Government sizes rose 70 ~. point ,bsy hsvs nOs
touched since the loan Of lss' year, April ID v.s
taken 81 ths, rate. othsr Government socks were
all better under prospect Of better war nsws. n
railroads ,hs rates lower. Hadson River fsil
Per cent. under the sooidsn, o yesterday, and osh
osds syn paihissd with the fall.
Ahsr she boArd uovernmeats we're rather lower.
LNle, however done.
The Treasury Department ia paying out tbs 5-io
notes 10 euntraoiots q, the wesl and demand nJsss
sie sani from tho As4is,Sni Treasury in this c,y ~
pay soldiers The totsi amount Of these noes Do
pcsi'od with the ssisiant Treasurer on per ona,
coitAc.ios 10 sii,0O00CO.
The exchanges st the Clearing House this mora-
Ing wera s23, ,o3l, Ig1, and thu balances sI,Ss3sIL.
There iss new counterfeit Of the state Bank -
tndiana-ons dollar notes. Signature Of the Prsk-
dent heavy and bad. Tue heads Al the end dihr
from the genuine.
Ths rcoeipUs q tie Erie Rs.lroad s,r Febv,lary.
we're,
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ONLY FOR sl-LADTES LEARNED To
Ouperst- IA wheeler & wtson's Sewing uAch nes
In ah its brsnches. on all kinds Of work Aoply
492 10Th sva rear 4lst At the drugspe. mhl1 a'lsl
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STTUATION wANTED-BY A GERMAN
- bu'cher, 1sH years old; speaks Eng.ish fluent
81 Sest Of reference given, Apply a. 10 Centre ST.
mhl7 B'n2
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ory Cvpt Michael O'Nsol- was presented uy
Lieut.. M,C.n.I ltuu,tr, With valuable
sword, belt and sash. Mr. OCoonor made a
neat presentation a. ieoch TO which an appropri-
ate reply was made by CAPT. O'kseie.
ruE GRAND cryic PARADE.
Edward L. Carey, Esq., Grand Marshal Of
the Day
On a superb white Steed, having green sad
die cloth with deep gold lace bo'Ger, saddle
ard bride 10 match. His retalia, which was
made Tor the occasion, WAS ot rich grcou vel
vet, bcrdsr,d ard irinrcd with gold. lilo wa
attended by his aids as follows -
James Mhiio, Daniel Ghnnor, 7. llalpin,
Ihos. Mo- shan, J. NJ Ciosky. SpcciH iidi-
Mio ael Cilleu, bu,h Murray.
rs soon az the Marshal and aids appeared
'hc cheers again foso long and loud, 1nd seyd
raj addition al o1eofs and tigers were given bg
tho Fntter matthew T. A. Is Socicty, TO which
NJ. Carey and hi principal sids belOnR
A open bNCu,tc, gOi taaing Ron. Michael
G. molly a-d Mr.. io'u Wvuuo, Treasurer Of
the Convention ol lri h Socio,ios followed.
1La carriage Was warm Chsuroi, the Judge
Wayl.g hl hat. which va, pruus,lyj cata vi
wi shamtcoks, brought irom tho soil oi
Ireland, ard preserved hero by gentleman IN
Brooklyn
Ei,-T pNistu- --Edsard Dat, Mr.ual;
VIM. Ellis hrv r' Mu,lls-r, A
ShdtUn'e BArt. T'iftrr the arlu itisto a. o
INr tNts 1T ia.
ThCras tuuc's M,Huhor Club
Patrick Ford. PIts.utut; !. .fwa-l ll, ,,ha, v
p. Edward DAFT, See; Micuad CaNAnagh
Treas.
Tho Club turned out worry fnc body Of men
Thoy cufiod tWu bar dsomc hsnncr', the ttst oi
phioh bOrc on unc .do the Mad @! Erin, oy9i
" hose hesd a0 the ArCiietn Esglo bearing a
scroll with the be-, tiptou-
'''''''''''''''''' .t.'.'
~ T. M'agbor C,pn."
"rlott,LUu In i,krs S. sympathy IN
Death
s.s.sssss.
The other bore = painting o. p,iyiuE the bs.
revulont character OF he Society by Wow Of
the sick icon, with the m,muers a0otdng re-
lotto the an ctsd. On he 'ecord tanner was
a full lergth portrait OF M,aghcr, with the in
sc'iptior--
....s.s...,s's.s'ss .''s.s',
I'VE honor the Patriot"
........,........ .....'..'...'.
and underneath, the following
.,'....'......,
: Presented to the T. Z. Meagher Club,
January 10, 1853, by Committee
OF Ladies Favorable TO Their ,uso.'
.
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GIRLS TO WORK On
w Wfselar and Wilson's sewing mAchino, only
good operators wanted; apply ou Monday and Tues
Hay At 90 White "a. top floor mhlI 2'lI2
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tMANIED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD,
rsltnbla maR " make Umbrella and P.rasol
g,stirs, nlr. u good wors man, may apply 70 HALL
~EImohE d DEARBORN, 400 Brt adyAy nulI'4
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THE total cost Of the Warrior before she went
TO ssa, exclusive Of subsequent repairs, amount
ed to Sl714 425.
THE exploded system Of land banks ia finding
favor In Canada, and the project hhds numerous
supporter. All experience shows that the most
unsafe loans are those which are made on land
speculations.
A NEW system Of tslegrsphing has been sub
mittsd 10 the French Emperor. IL is called the
"Pantsgapb, and transmits autograph mes.
sages and drawings with all the psculiarities Of
the originals. II is in successful operation be-
tween Leghorn and Florence.
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WANTED-To SERVE 2 OR 3 YEARS.
o. thr wa, also mopNAaI valtint..,rs an, tns,r
tde~s and heirs ~ sucn are requested - cII on
4 hO"lNG 10 Nassau 81, room G. mill 6'l10
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%, Il
New Yo3h|
ng ons hal
FhSWs anil
/ q aha Uis
osps . Nj
3milh RGnSi
asr b Anal
WHrW HN
@ II LApptl
Y j HoAfm Z
Nm Wall ]
Joseph II "a
' 1AnAlisl ~
n n JHn@ |
JOnu N ~
q b WAh@
VLmline q
John J Voc
nsur Build
hold Rurn|
and oAhG P|
, On ~ hNt
- o0npAnA1
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these reSurns, u Ia uAdsrs,ood, are the Avsrsgs
amounts for ,hs week, and do nc, show ths acsuA
AT cunt Thus the actual amounts, oommsrciss
IoNnS and doposta, Feb. l2,h and March iD.h, were
A. f7lInWa
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salute by EN-CnPI. McMahou.
REVIEW BY THE MAYOR AND Co,uION
COUNCIL.
Parade Around the City,

IMMENSE CRomDS or SPECTATORS.
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Cpr~ 4
N we Al
| I'd by'
a -
|Alaar'
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James Sandtord (N. D), John Tucker 6 S),
MArshals. Aids John Mctu,ro, Francis k,elty,
Peter McGinnis, John COrcuran, Dominic Lynch,
Hugh Brady.
Hand
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"The Pride Of his Country, and tho
Terror Of hor EnemiOa."

On tho reverse was the Maid Of Erin playing
on n harp. The stAG Of the banner (whicn, as
well IA tho frame. was profusoly decorated with
tibbons,) was surmountod by Cap Of Liberty
in Froen velvet, embroidered with gold.
DIvIsIoN No. 2.--Jamoa Weldin, President :;
Hugh AIOnahan, V. Pros. David Howard, Soc
j. j. Rogers, AS Soc. I. Brady, Treasurer.
On tho front of tho banner was figure of
st. Patrick, with an Irish harp, and the in.
,c iption
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AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
"A soldeIs-wantsd Tor the Sth Infantry, an
old regular regiment, able bodied unmarried nsn,
under the age Of -. Pay trom siS 10 Sli per
msn,h. subns,ence, pay, clo,hins and rnetidA
st,endanoe, turniAhsd trou date oi eniS"nen,
Headquartsrs Al Fora Hamilton, uArblr. Asr
dasirous Of enipaing In ,his regiment car appy Al
1he recruiting off %, tsT Eigh,h sv. VS. WORTH
Fua L, s,h Infantry, 3 Recruiting Ohyer,
mhi2 94Scst0l
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SPRING ADVANCEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY 3 1857.
Passenger Station IN NewYork cor 2hhst ana +tnav'
iutTs1ce on 21th-s,
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer Ne w-Hsven :. a. M, (EH) E;l5, Ez.)i $50
Ior Bridgeport :, {. m, CEx.); l2:iS. tEI)i $50
For Mierd strsord Fairfield, Southport and we'ipor,,
"a N. RIB $50 and $50 p n. 49, 81. 80 r.
For NoTwsk Z, $3.50 m; l2:lS D CEH); 3:5c 49, s.:
For DaTen and Greenwich, :, $50 u; 2:i5 $780, $50
Fo stanford :, 9, (E1). $50 m; i2;l5 3. (Ezl 3:
70 f3l, $50 Q p. M, lrxl q,
4, $50; 30 $50, $50 P. no. -
For Pot Chester aud New. Rochelle. 80. m, (EK)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
foI Boston, via Springfield, a H.. (EKh (EKl 8p M
(EHl
Por Boston Wis Shore Line, 12:l5, 8 p. m, lKH
f0 Hartford and Springfield, h IN, (L1l R:l'' s.
KNl p. H.. Tx IN
For Conueeiicu, River Railroad to Montreal m, (Exl
Ard Il Us p. 70 Northampton 800
For Hartford Providence aud FlshkiD Railroad. m
ILl l2:l5 D. N. ,
For Nsw.Easen, Eew-London and stoning,on Railroad
az a m, " rs 3, Q o. m. lkX.l
For Canal Railroad 2:l5 r. IN. 10 Northampton
FOR Housstonic hairoan TO Pittsheid a. m D. NJ 10
Barring t1n s.d on Saturdi, through 20 Ptitulld
For Naugstuck Railroad 3 a. M. =. m
fcr Dsnbury and N0rwalk Railroad, $3.50 m, d 30
p N.
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to 8 p train.
JAMES II. HOlI. Superintendent.
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THE 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with IT, connections forms

fENNO1 IENIhAL RAILROAD.
with IL connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN NRw.YORK TO tar PRISClPAL WEsTEay CITIES
light trains daily from Newfofs to fhiadelpia'vs
New. jersey aud Camden and Amboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM The
FOOT or COURILANDI-ST
wy Of Philadelphia the morning passe esve Ne"
iot Al tine other routes; Evening passengers
~ m. one hour later than other lines.
bywsy Of Allentown eveDng pas.ergefs leave Of p M
ffe at the tue Northern lines IN Chicago sud all
snts in the Northwest, Cfes,ne Indianapolis, Loui'vis
2e.n,' West with fewer changes Of cars $3.50
Sleeping Cars without change from Phade phia to
s:tsbsg 355 miles aud NewYork Pittsburgh 40 uieA
sEcs.ng and Saloon Cars on all trains
sare TIE other routes.
baSgage checked through Transfers free.
Secure 1ickets good Until used. by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
lbs PenDsylyania Central Company runs an Emigrant
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
ei 70 parties moving Westward at one half tho usual rates
FRElGHTs
y this route feghs Of all description. can be forwarded
d rom any point on the Railroads Of Ohio. Kentucky In
liza IVA Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri oy RAIL
:, West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
rates OF Freight TO and from any point in the West
rtnnsyvaDa Railroad at all times "A favorable
sed by other Railroad Companies. sfchants and ship
nIu'tng the transportation OF their Telhs TO TINS Com
's Roy with cOInH v s % n. peed' transit
,.ners and Dealer 10 Live Stock will fad tbs most ad
,Sseons route Cspscous Yard. well tered and sup
% connections and every attention ia pa their
IVA Harrisburg where will be found eyery convenience for
s'ts su Sr sIf is5s q ss
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Assa., NJ. Astor.House.
LEIGH Co., Freight AgepN
No. Astor Hogsc. aud No South William. st
L keDOEALD BIsCH0tf. Enigfsnt Agents,
r,oor, ,v,,,,s Go 10, ba,'ery place
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NTIXON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
~ CORNER 6rH-AV. AND HrH-Sr. .,,
LESSEE AND PROPBlErOR.... jas. NJ NIAON
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
BUT ONE PRICE FOR ADMISSION
70 the Palace Of Music, TO the Cremorle Gardens to
the Equestrian School, and TO tue Hall OF Flora
THE BEAU 1IFUL PALACE.
with new and handsome stage Scenery, Decorations and
Furuitare Throughout commodous COOL and gsnteeL
Az ELEGANT BOUDOiR
for the exclusive patton Of Ladies. r,,,r,,r
" TIE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
n ,bi 1aligbtf, P,,ce all be under he direction os
AR. THOMAS BAhEh on,,, DAT
The Stsve Enterainu will consist = prrhA n
LET and PANTOMINE for which THE EeoSh AM
IsTES IN THE COUNTRY have been engaged.
In The operate Department are Us principal,
si,,o,. sRPIGLIA Nine. STRAKOSCH
Siguor DEBREUlL. , sisnor AhDA'ANl
For tie Ballet, there will be. A. the leader,
S-nohts ISABEL CUBA5 -
CAROLINA THELLUR, signor AlMINFS,
Mne HELENE Mons. MElTHOFF,
sud rul Corps
WITH CHANGE or PROGRAMME EVERY EhENlNU
Admission Palace Of Music Cremorne Gardeus aud ques
sch pol. GENTS
RI ered achsf in Palace Of Musc....25 cents extra
Orchestra cents ezra
Children 70 afternoon performances. cent
IN. 6hy pass much nearer to the Palace than do
those OF the 8th-ay.