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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-02
M A R N E {.

PoRT OF CLEvELAED, June 1.
EETERED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop OwegO, Bryant, Dunkirk,
Prop CanesteO, Bla kman, Buffalo.
Prep Olean, DriscOll, Dunkirk.
Prop Racine, Grthen, Buffalo.
Prop Comet, Wetmore, buffalo.
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Green Bay.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo.
Prop SusQuehannah, Webster, Buffalo.
Prop Portsmouth, Traverse, Sandusky.
Prop Globe, Williams, Buffalo.
rchr Petral, Pelter, PIT. Hope.
Schr Mariner, Mcleod, Amherstburg.
Schr B. Par-ons, Young, Marquette.
echr II. o. Post, Green, Toledo.
ScoW B. Hays, kelsO, Plaster Bed.
scoW Mona, Mallory, kelly's Island.
Scow Spray, Bedford, Port Huron.
ScOw ST. Joseph, Strong, Monroe.
Scow Whittlesea, Duprey, Bay City.
Scow Mystery, McPhillips, Toledo.
ScoW ghland Chief, Buckmaster, Port Clinton.
ScoW Black Swan. Field, Avon.
Tug May Belle, Vader, Bay City.
oLEAKED.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Susquehannsh, u etster, Dunkirk.
PROP Olean Driscoll, Dunkirk.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt Buffalo.
Brig MayfOwer, July, Milwaukee.
Scbr Peiral Pelter, Port Hope
Schr B. Parsons, Young, Marquette
gcir CsranyiIle Carroll, Port Clinton.
BeOv Whittlesea, Duprey, Saginaw.
ccoy Black Swan, Field, Avon.
ScoV Highland Chief, Buckmaster, Port Clinton,
so0W Mystery, MsPhillips, Toledo,
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PIP. sTEWARTs COOKING STOVE
A PUBLIO EXHIBITION OF

A PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF
IA this cslsbrated Stove will be given during the
coming week. at
Mr.. ]. WGEs0B's Store, q Public Square, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
At DEWEY & cos. Store, % Merwin-St., thurs
day, Fridsy and Saturday.
BroiIng. Roasting, Baking, &C, viii be practical
ly illustrated
gB-One and all are interested to known " to cook
their Bfeak lasts and Dinners, In manner the mos
wholesome and p4a'able, and with the greatest
Eco1omy and Dispatch, ave respectfully invited TO
witness tkese exhibitors
H8-Cal 10. Yoa wi ] be interested and profitei.
J.-J. IOW, Agent.
PS-Bituminous Coal viii be used in the Stove
for fuel and with as much neatness as with wood.
Cleveland, o May 80, ls63-4i2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-02
L0ST. WAITS 4 FOUND.

HORSES FOR THEU. s.
GOVERNMENT WARTEO.-Ths EUA
undersiRne1 1haS c mmencsd the purchase VS&
of Horses for Cavalry purposes, and wiIl&@A-4-4a
continue tn do untilfhe required number is pro-
cured, The FOrses must be from 10 years of age,
Is hands high, OF dark colOFs. sound free from
blemish, and in ali respects seIviceable.
As these accounts can only be paid in checks on fe
o s. Treasury, a sun fcient number Of Horses must
be srpplIed by toe same party TO amount to one
thousand dol ars or more
As parties wishing tn sell have their Horsaa
really for inspection. ey will register teeir n mes
and number HerEes for inspection and the in
specton will be made in the order in which they ap-
pear on the Reg ster.
The REGISTER will be kept at the WeddelI Bouse
Stables, Oenter-St Cleveland, Ohio where the Hor-
ses viii be inspected.
D. "A. DANGLER,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-02

BIZ TRLEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Steady. Sals. at $500 1or fancy
Wheat-DulL Sales Of Winter red Ohio at 81 ~
white Indiana at I,45
Corn-Quiet and nominal.
Other Grains nominal
FreiEhts-Dull and unchanged.
BUFFALO mARKRT-June 1.
icy TEI EGKAPH.l rrU .
Rlour-Demand moder. te ind market steady.
Wheat-IL good demand and ma ket frm. Sales
100 bb ordiuary No. Chicago Spring at a. 10 aHd
choice do at e., No miw .nkee Club at 81 34dl 35
Corn-Aetive and firm. Sales at 60Ie6l5s &c, clOsiRg g
at the utside price.
ORts-Quiet. Sales st &c to arrive.
kreiEhts-lle on corn, l3c for wheat, 43c on -four
to New York.
CHICAGO MARKRT-June 1.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FlOur-Market dull
Wheat-Qu.et, and q to 4 cent lower. Sales at
GCrn-Quiet. Gales at 453zc.
n. Y. BANK STATEMENT-June 1.
[BT TELEGRAPH.l
Increase in fjO6, ,On5
Decrease in S5,Z23
Decrease in Circulation .--.-.. 2e6,5U3
Decrease In ,394.557
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

TIME place to Luy mems and boys Calf, Kip aud
Tho. Haots, Eaimo, al aud scotch Boots, Oxford
Tiss aitcrs, 40 of good 9uslity aud ~ low prices,
l. at the NY BOOrA SHE STORE, Main 1t.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14
PEACHES, PEARS, SIBERIAN CRAE
APPLES AND GRAPES.

T1NsrAFTLY arriving per sxprsss. Now y n.
III time to .sSo in" for priservss Call At essfs@
LANPSON L IOWERS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14
a. A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dsgp0NcO's Golden PtllS
FOR FEMALES

T. -. Il. - = - - - - aas
IRf0lIible In correcting, regulating and SemouinS
all obsfrucfions, from ssh7ieuer cause. and
g. .l,r, ~. suer1ssf;.i AZ n pr.n. MINI
Tho combination OF ingredients in DR.. Duponco's
Golden pills, are perfectly harmless They have been
used in the private practice OF old Dr. Duponco Tor
over thirty years. sed thou sends OF ladies can TESTIFY
to sher great and never failing success II almost
case in correcting Irregularities, relieving paufn' and
distressing transformations, particularly ut the change
Of life. From e 10 pills will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint the Whites. Nearly every female
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

| JVOWARDS ASSOCIATION. Philaaephia- for
IL the Ricf ofth. Sick and Disty.ss.d d, aStic. 4
,iih virMlrnt and Chroaic Diseoscs, aud esofcialy
Dissases cfthe SeSudl Orydss.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS SpERNATOKNiIEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. aud other Diseases OF tho
| Sexual Organs. aud on the NEW REMEDIES empin. :
cd L. the n,spensry in sealed letter envelopes,
frso Of charge. Address
Dr. J. SKiLLIN HOCGHTON,
Howard Association,
| NJ: South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Dyken's Express!

Cash for UtahcNt.
SxTURM co will pay tho briD h eesl
- tor Wheat, delivered a. ,ths6 bstS - ~ -
Assill.
oass9 s1sa, 1sc3nSaa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-14

Tho Confessions and Experience OF
7a@ Poor Young Man.
A GENTLEMAN having been cured Of the results
II OF early error and disease, will, from motives OF
bency o,cmcc, send to tho who request il copy OF
che above interesting narrative, published by himself.
This little book il designed rs warning aud caution
e young men and those who suffer from Ng.vous
&c. &c, supplying At the sams time the means OF
s.lEcure single copies will he sent undor seal in a
olan envelopes without charge, any who reque It
T. by addressing the author, ... ~.
CIiAs. \. LAMBERT, ESD. 4
3.lm3 Orecnpont, Long Island, New York.
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IF YOU desire nice piece OF engraving executed,
/ co TO PRENCH'S, A. his j. tho only setsb.
h-kmcnt we.t Of Milwaukee that does shis kind Of
at workaH. s..- ... srs EtsrEs -s@N. T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Baptist Church.
pr..chnv every sunday At 10 l.? A NJ, and r
n. by REV. L. n. CssGsHALL. sunday School o.
p. H..
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~. by REV. /. " CssssHALL. sunday School ut
p. n.
d, osLt,S AND :, ;I:;,r:I rrERs.--Prov-
deucs has bestowed blessing upon mankind through
the fundamentally Of DR.. Huntington in present.
iug to The world hs Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bit
e.rs We have tried in family with the greatest
pceess, for the euro q Salt Rheam. A blood pu-
riner, it is the effective remedy extsnt Sec ad-
vsr,isement in another column - Lansing Argus.
WHAT CAN WOMAN DO IN WAR
Much, every way. But she can't keep peace in tbs
Family without bottle OF Dead Shot to kil on the
blood thirsty hordes OF hungry bcd-B that, unn
vied introduce themselves to her lodsers TO 'he'e
great annoy and disgust Now is the time use
IL. Kill 'em now! No family should be withoutn.
The Dead Shot make. clean sweep; renders peace
eertsin BY the humiliation OF the enemy. SOLD ny
all the druggists. s.hoNliNui"N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
The Polish lnSurrecfiop.

1t 10 said that the eight corps Of Cossscks forming
part Of the Russian army hao received orders to
hold themselves In readiness to enter on active EEL
vice.
An engagement had taken pnee between Berdyc-
zow and Nachnowka, winch resulted III favor OF the
lns urgents.
Osinski had ssccessfUl engagement with the Rus.
sians in the enyirons OF Iarki while Donlbrowski
was successful neor kleS1ewo.
The Cas- publishes memorandum Of ". de Pogo
dine, pointing out the means for the extirpa'ion Of
the Poles in the provinces Incorporated with Ru-sia.
Intelligence from Gonice states that an ins1rrec-
ton had broken ont on the further side Of the
Dnieper, OF Charkow, Pultows, and Coiernegow.
Near Charkow, 900 insurgents were posted, under
Russian officers.
The Gazeite Of Narodowa says that above 900
Insurgents bad occupied Zwishel and Volhyna.
Near Kew the insurgents had suffered q defeat.
4 thousand students from the University VI Kew
bad joined the insurrection.
The Warsaw Credit Bank bad declined 10 afford
the Government Il loan OF million rOubles.
report was generally current at Vienna that the
Russian Government had called upon Prussia TO be
ready with military force 10 assst ia putting down
the Polish insuuection.
-Four bodies OF insurgents were under arms In
Eastern Podoha II is stated that ia Little Russia
aud in Western Russia 81 districts were in state
of iDsurrecuop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
The Polish Resurrection Still Spreading.
A CRISIS IN PRUSSIA IMMINENT.
Slight Advance in Cotioa-PrOyiSionS Steady

Tie Cunsrd mail steamship Persia, Capt. Lott
which left Liverpool 81 II o'clock on the morning OF
abe sd aud Queenstown on the 2ith ut, arrived
here on Wednesday morning.
The Glasgow called at Queenstown at about $3.50
on the evening oftle DIST, and reached Liverpool at
s a. IN. on the 23i.
The New-Yorl arrived at southampton and the
City OF Manchester al Queenstown on the evening
Of the 22d.
The United States steam corvette MoLican was at
81. Vincents on the ri Of May.
The steamship Persia reports as follows: On the
18th of Nav az 1915 a. H., twelve miles West OF
Fasinet passed steamship Europa 10th at am
la. 30 IS, long. q, passed bark Arbitrator %o'o'
Of IL 80 a. H. lat. a. If, long 81 81, passed Amer
lean ship james Foster jr.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
FOR NewH,ven. :, tEI.l llD nj lZl9 tELb
~ (Er J. 80. 80 snd o. II
Fos Bu1s port :. (En.l. lib g. m l1lo tEIb 10
(Fr J. %. 80 snd ?.
For Milford .nd ! rstiord. T. ll.3a q M 80 80 p n
For Fairfield Southport and WsGpor llS0 l. NJ 10
s.. Sop. $500 ~
} s.. D. SO. 2 p m -
For Dsrisn sd Greenwich. T. go lis a m a@ 40.
For stanford 7.sCE1p so, iioosm., l2.is (EIL 40
(EK) So ~. So =
For Pc Chaser anlntensdiass stations. go ilao
m n 49, ~. C.S p IN.
kot Pott Chester and New -R"cleue, m
con NRCTiNG TRAINS.
For Boston v a Spr gheld m x 21 tExb 5p m
F.r Do,lol. rs Shore lils, lll9 ia J. p n.
tor hssiJTd aDd sPrinshe!d a. IN lLAh Ai' -"
for Ccna,e,icu, River Railroad to Montreal. 10 N tELb
Z. g. ard IL IS y. m. 20 Northampton,
For Hartford, Proyidsne, sna Fi'hkil Railroad n
(Er J. l..l3 3. N. .
sol Nesfavsn. New Loadsn ard stoniust0n Ralrssa u
.. ~ ~ IS. , ~, ?.
For C,ual Rallrosd, ass p. IN. to Northampton.
For iou.,l nc Rel road, 5 a. IN, 40 ,.
For Nsusstuck Esi.goAd, 3 g. n, f31 r. m.
For Dlnoary and Nor~ak Rs.lfosd. Ia IN, 4 20 p. N
Conn oLiou. Slsepius { irs attached 10 ?. NJ rfsio
JAMES n. Holf. sGpchutsndsnt
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Prussis.

In the Prus,isn Chamber OF Deputies on the Plat
May the Premier, Herr Won Bsmafk, was present
aud read a royal message, N which the King sayti
"Tho House has indirectly approved Of the conduct
of It's Presiient, which IN violation OF tie con
siituioual nights OF the Ministry. SGch positlon
for the Ministers doe not correspond with tie dig
n!'y Of the Crown. The King can only advice the
Chamber 70 terminate such state OF things In order
that IN, business OF tie HOuse may be contributed
Herr Won Bsmars then left the House.
Her Nerchow moved that the royal nessaGe be
reiorssd TO the Committee on the address. ne the
Minister bad misnormed The King, which was
unanimously adopted.
IL q. considered that the above message from the
King brin.s matters 10 a crisis with the Chamber,
and important results are considcred probable.
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QcarrEAS,sTgR's OYTcg. Ngv.l oEA. June 2 It,J
CEALEp PROPOSALS VIII be received at
- thi. ofe untii o'clock D. H.. on THURSDAY for the
follow IA. aft.cl-. OF LUMBER, VIZ:
OOO feet ileh Spruce PSuS 10 pieces 20 Feet ishs 'a
foot wilr ....
OF piece. 9If Hemo X Joist. y feet lons
a. vcrs 4Gb lIsulock Joliet, Y feet long.
I0tsi fsrt uu-chAutsbs Pine Boards.
IOUlU feet a i1cn fio5T fl,uk, worried
100 80 zee Mcichspts5le Pine Boards, pl'ed
100 Getting Boards, p.aErJ, t0usIed aad s'oeFed
q. $50 Sawed ls'hs. -.
All ,he above Lumber be Of good merchanibe quality
srd 10 lie Dc yerua l.4f n. ehcn there e sood
depth o. water. 40 -
Per.an. Offering supply thu above articles al es'-
state thr iowrs YiCc ol zach article and udVfse uef '"
nuuicauons " Proposes for Lumber
STEWART NAEELEII. Major and Oear;etinss'-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
France.
a, -os bocomino warmer ard

I he electoral contest WIS becoming warmer and
opposition candidates were starting up every nay.
In District o. Paris, the Sixth, there are no iess
than four oppositoni-ii to one eff ial.
Some Of the French provincial journals were re-
sistng the arbitrary condnct OF tho ubpreects al
other funciionaries Thir is s.ii to be due to the
new spirit created by the elections.
NJ. Bhroche continued in the same state ss previ'
ously announced. No symptoms have appeared CIV
ing cause TO apprehend An aggravation Of his NAL
ady. Madame Lamartine, the wife OF the poet, is
dead.
VI. de Persigny, in letter TO the project OF the
Seine, Dounces Theirs to the electors being con-
necied wirh the avowed enemies Of tbe Emperor
and of the Empire. He concludes by saying that
France, now possessing universal suffrage, all not
Oppose tie Government which has ex'restcd the
country from the abyss in which those men had pea
mitted her 20 fall
The BJurse was fat. Routes closed at GO .35 on
the I'D
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BRoDr, May 2l.-An engagement has taken place
between Berdyc1ou aud MachnOwkss which result
I'd III favor Of the insurgents.
CRacow. May 2l.-Tbe announcement, made by
he Sties'aa Gasette, of a victory having been
aimed by the Poles a. 0jcow, il des,itue Of Iounda-
.ioD' NO encounter has TAX IN place at Cjcow.
ORA ka iu,s bud successful engagements with the
hussinn- Ia the enyirons OF Yash Dombuwsk Xxi aud
Kleczewo.
The Gas publishes memorandum Of NJ. de
Pogodine pointing out the means for the extrpaiou
Of the Poles in the provinces incorporated With
Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

1863. rhE 1868.

PaNNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Ni.u u. COS n-cfious. torn.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Froy NuwYoKN To rUs fsiNCiPAL WEsrERS CTrtsa
Gev.n trains oar lsou N,"-l Jrk to fndv phA, via
AL TuROUaH TRAINS sOR til. WEST 8Y THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NfW-NORk FROM THE
FOOT OF COURfLANDI-Sr.
u, Of PhsdepLia t.e ming p,s-eogr leave New.
N0rt timv v,hsr iOuo- evening passensee
q b +. ni houf later thsa other Ines
by wy Of Ale town. evening pass svrs eve a. T. M.
later than the Northern nrs, sod o. both 'oa'ee
90 The sare tine northern Anrs IA csgo sHa All
po4a tle Nol-Nrst, Irsiiue, ludiangfos Onisvfs,
= Louis Clve',nd Columbus. Cincinnt; and All main
point. West, WIKI isNer changes Of esis. ma, ,,,,
Sr-I cars. uithout change fan O. m Ihia"epois 70
P-l a. $50 miles, and NswYoiA to Pttsos'sh' Az inhse
tu.J.lug ani saloon zen on al Trans
IL e. t. as J'b her routes
Ig,.e.o cl., koi through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good gu,l u.od by ittsbugh
WESTERN kAiGRAlioN. 49,.
ia ou Line WI Cd eaorls coInf statle meda Of
trsvoi 70 pssties moving we'twafd, at oaeLa1 De
OF i,te. vpr,,u-s
BY tais route. hes.s Of AL description, e,n DC a
10 aud rom any tie ksilioss5 o. Ohl9 AesNrs
iudeue lnoi, Wisconsin. lows or hi,.ooir ~
ROAD DIRECT, or Go 10y port "a TIE nav saw ~ " e
V.., b, stesnrrs fioIn Pitsbgrsh. -, l., a., W.
In, .., o rIeight sd iIon, any poia IN 'ne ss. ~
80, Cent, al Railroad are ~ al unst ~ i$VufaHe
:. by ether n.ilfoac ComfsG eiefcnsns sad
s1pass inlusns ths tTansPoItson - 'uot. s.s 10 N'
Company, rely Win cosnisaeS "a i" 'P''''
fr. and Dealers h Live Stock viii hnd This M st id
o., f.,-i. ruat. Capsr5us Yards we'll waersd and sup
Piled uiih every cow n'Aee eVe urtn opr.ed rs une
mi II, infectious dc,ey attention i.psiG 20 thslr wsats
tt nsus1ux. whrfe vii De found eye.y for
81 tx NEW. YORK ard BALTIMORE MARKETS.
LEECu \ Co., Feisi 4 senU n
No. Astor ti.use rpd No. south NiGisnist
M'DoHALp hisOAoFE' Lai,,9r'a h is,,sr,.u.s.
ENOCH LEWIS General Supeyintesdert AhssnA y
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Proposals.
or,e-,rx,srxn Generals oryrcs,
HAsHINGTos CRY. Msfch ~, ioo@
If STEAM VESSELS are invited


OWNERS or STEAM VESSELS are invited
" g. s~nd to the once tenders Tor
tletT charter OF sale -, - 49,
leader. should contain l-'etons OF the vessels th-ir
e-n.lous sBrosd Or ltsed tunnesr, LrtnA cary AZ
csrArity material wh-thrr ,oppsrod whether "de"nrc or
frop- le neither iron listened 'ize ard power Of
and boilers aud .ho.t s'se tic pic" o, when tcy
s rcd Tor long eiafteT with the estimated value
Of h. ysss. u los In the O0'e cLt hos'
prefer 70 rurc!.s ir.esd OF eharsring -
Owners steam ytssts already IN no serves OF 'h'
Quae-ms.,ss Department re TO uske Known 90
lie Department any reiuolon ~ ihel present iate' "uen
they De wilu. grant AMI also he pfee a. heh 'Asy
will be wiling 10 sell hem
All such t.ud-fs should be sddr..ed 70 the Quartz
q, tntd states al NashAfon aud tAou!i Dc
!udos-d Proposal. fog charter 0r Z 'trsns "h-h
they viii be- eonfids red ans the Department VII en-
reduce The Le.yY expense attending army Gso'o
tiion upo1 sEi tiiswaters By subsniins wh~
ever d. cheaper vessels OF oqaa capacity ioI s's
now employed
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Greece.

Another new Miri.tFy had been formed, will NJ.
Rufos ~ President Of tue Council.
Tie National As emily bad voted an address OF
,han. % the three protecting Powers for the bene-
lts they have hitherto conferred upon Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
lfulI.

! The Parliamentary session was closed by royal
decree on the 2lst, but new session was called for
/ tue 9th ultlmo.
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
~ Car. II the COMFY ISLAND md BHOohLfN
RAILROAD COMPANY run eyerJ sir uinGes 400 Futon
AMI stlallo erIi. Book w. couu.ciiIs a. c me VIA
w. r. c. COKE. sursuntendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

4 PORT aud FALL RIVER The splendid end sup.hor
steamer METROPOLIS, Cspt brown leaves New. fors
evofy TUESDAY, THURS DAY. and SATURDAY at
O'clock p. No.. aud tie EMPIRE STATE Capt Bray.on 90
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY At o'clock 0. m.
from Pier No. n. K.
Bereaf.er no rooms viii b. regarded secursd to any
nc .nt until The same sbdil have bsen paid for
Freirht Boson l. r-vtrded roUgh with great dspstoh
By en- Express Freight Train.
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Gicau5oa.5 ono liGi,roa0s.

Gican5Oa.5 Gno nGi,roa0s.
DAY BOAT FOR ALBANl-'Ihe new Steam
Uo,.CllY OF ALBANY, viii .-,ye Na.i,olsL pier st
a. - b.. 49,, Oh TUESDAYS tHU&SUAls. 0.d SAT
mn AVS and 3ntis, a. i.l0 apotl: AZ Wet Point, View
bu.sb IoIshfr-gsia. r! nencck to"A. ana iue'on'
TOR NEWBURGH
4 AND I,T.KmrDIArE LANDINGS. -
Ihe SIEtNt!. .lVNAN l. tas O loo o. ~ AitUt S-9I.
on MONDAYS era i'uRsDAYs a. . o'clock ,. D.,
STONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
y ROY KrN-LOEpoN. SruNlNGTON. PROV
DENCE EEV PORT TAUNTON, ana MN .bEDlOND
u .r'rf ia stfuiers tpMMO.N kALrH snd PLY
MOUTH ROCK Vii leave fi,r NJ 10 X. foot OF Coit
lld...l. d.iy teatrpt SLudsyl. st . T. H.
Frcgit tss-n a. low 3, other Inc Oico OF CON
ueuy No. 10 Ne.t.st. Garner u iofir.sud. -
Nc.,.York. March Z, 1903. W. III EDWAGiS', Agent
ERIE RAiLWAY-Passenger trans.
IA : ., ui rxpress Tor ba'ialo.
o.. o ;. M, Nib. daily, fci Ousyile
I'm N,y fer p.,..i To-. Ecwburyn srd warwos
3D. NJ Night rJpress, druy, iyi bnGAirA buhlo Nccl-
tt Cs1aouisua sut principal .auo.s. rriu OF Setur.
day ihrou,h Buffalo. hut does Dunkis.
CHAS MINOR General superirtsnd.n,
NORTHERN Il X. Of n. JERSEY. Trains
~ e.yo Jsnsy Iiy los tior.out 90 .. 9:l5 =.
O. hcnes a. y 10, g. 40 p.n TM.JE lAREs /. Sa5t
l CNC ISLAND RAILROAD--lNCnEA SED
~ a. ~. SiJ,. At.-A. l. avs Janies.aup AMI FOO; o.
~ f.l % tei J-. l,luosa, Jrtussl "a ana i o. l1h-
s7,t 10 Green, Tor Dip a. d., 'tJ ard r. t' i"t
- 'e, atb " .u IA 30 n, 'i'' and T. ii T. anal
ic'uf seb' % n "a. jew f;N g. ~. sun
day fycuts O rtr, at g.I5 a. 'ron Ah-si (fapei"t NJ
~ toni TO Isphans 81 oscli'oD ITes retaining Ds'e'
fsphauk a. ia. y. m
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 10. lS6a
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:

Passenger Station IN Ne~York 27thst and tshsv
Enlaa on .7IhsI
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NYFW.YORK. HARLEM. AND ALBANY

~ / ~
~ E.ILROAD.-rrAas " III leav- 6th.t Depot--for Al
bsoy 1890 a. m. stopping q, NuiamsbTige. Wuis
Pl. bedford Croto1Fa t. sni stations rouh % Albany,
with Centr, and Northern Rsosu or sasoSa,
I'd a poiat. ucrtb-we-t or Crltou Falls o. 10 u FOG
Wine fl.ius e:lS and 10 23D. 4:lo and p snd
e:s r u non whe--t. Dep q Tor Nlham,..idge-s:lo,
10 t. IA sj, ALE, ;, t:i5 CToton fs-, VII Pa0s
and Ninmsbrdgs usius ,np At eli stA'ious FOR Dover
Plain D. ..topping WHIT. sins snd stations noI1h
4, Dover Returning ssve Albany =; $40 IN, n1vh
of Northern AID Western Trans. stopping II ali stations
AID VII !.psbni-e; Dover Po'u. 3lj Stopping al
pl station. nortA Of ard White Plains IE,ton Fsls
5 D. "a. White flsns 6;lo. :, 8:20 ~. 40 nj
Wiim.bridgs $3.50 CToton FsIs, " bite Pians, snA
Miism-brid.e trAius stop NJ al s,stion. sunday Ex
co on rr,in, ut Half Fare On AMI after sundy Nay 81.
SUB Coto. Falls S:ij ft0prtng A. al sections exs
c-pt lo.kyuc. tos WuAism,bndsr s:l3 IL ID and
a.: D. Or . ttoppus II al S.,t NJ. For Whis Flaios ms
,,o ID. a ali siious. Re,auins esye Nnts Pl4us olo
Ia. ,,qpiug IL static NniAm,b idse ba2. f1io
m ~ $40 $40 y. stopping 1t all sston' Croson
P.I,J a. H.. atop piping ., ~ Si-t, ne -p' o-kste
JOHN BURCHlLL. Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADFLPHIA "a The SOUTH aud WISE via JEt.
sly CITY Mail sni express Lines esye New York a.
and ipa m. T. d 5;sl sod 1882 p. M fse W Throusn
he rhetksd A. sni 10 ard $50 snd ll;,o -. IN,
n, Ws.lirgtgn atd ~ sd o. NJ. for th' West.
J. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Suceriutendent
80 bsgssge vii be received Tor trains uGess deivsEsd
and ei L. miau.ea 30 aeysnc' of Tbs time o. LEAVING