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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24
TWo DELIVERY TERRIToRY

Between North aud South Psrry-st. and Wilson
AYeRuo ION nom Prospect and Euclid 70 Hudson.
FIRST DELIyERT.-Leaves at 500 A. n with pro-
ossds Of all night mails and 500 A. NJ Eastern
sEcoN OELTvERT.-LeaYes at S.5OP n with pro-
Ceeds Of day mails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

They are working an oil well at Albion,
Michigan, which is now 400 feet deep.
The new post Office money order system
will be ready to take effect about the first
of October. l.7
Queen Victoria calls herself invariably,
the "brOkeR-hsaTted widow"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24
&usl-0tfiFE Gtmf- GaDIE.
1854. Summer arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
CLEVELAND POsFoFFICE

ooNEEsoISa MOsDAT, NAY l6rH, 1884.
RB- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Mails close one hour before departure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

1t is equally convenient as temporary or per
manent investment. The notes can always be sold
for within fraction of their face and accumulated
interest, aud are the best security with banks as
collaterals for discounts. t2ll1 5t-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

From the Tribune,s correspondence, date
ed August the sth, we make the following
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wEnsssaAv. ssps ss-eP.
urhs stock msrket opened suoyant to-day, but fell on
slightly before the close call st ths nrs board
Az compared ~h tbs quotations a. The early sessi a.
q the stock Exchange yesterday, New YORK Central
advanced IN per ce1t, Erie Railway ~ Hudson
River !, Reading s. Michigan Central 81, hicb
gas Southern 2a Illinois Central ~, Cleveland
and Pitlsburs IN, caicago and Rock Island AZ, Pitts
burg and Fort WAYNE AZ, Alton and Terre Hauss
a. Chicago ana Northwestern 2, Cumberland Coal IL.
Quicksilver khuins 8 Aariposa 1, Delaware and
Hudson Canal and Ohio and Mississippi certificates AZ
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Railroad and Canton
Company were without variation. @
Stocks cl ised weak at tho second board; but
Afterwards at the open board and on the
street. there a better feeling. New York
Central sold 49, Erie 9Sx Hudson River ll0H Read
ing l2ix, Michigan Central 126x, Michigan Southern
TAN, Illinois Central l2os1, Cleveland and Pittsburg
lo7& Chicago Northwestern 60, and tho preferred
So Chicago and Rock Island 97x Milwaukee aud Prairie
chien 6l Pitsburs and Fort Wayne lo0X, Alton
Terre Hauss preferred oS, Qucksilver Mining 76
land Goal cox, Canton Company 2sk and Ohio and Ms
sissippi csrsincates 3sX.
The highest cash prices OF the leading railroad and
mtscslaneous shares the premium gold at the
rst sesslou OF Board OF Brokers to-day compare
with the quotaiaoos OF wednssdsy Of isss fol-
lows
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

OryIoE OF THE nARrrosA COMPANY, NO. -
ths October oouveNs y s Ssnds 81 1894 VIII b
paid % ana aftr De- "a dAy bstotss merit prcsen
eRrI a. l0eA M frUb, eeeseAeJ.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
Since Jan. .sIO0 7l0,Ss3 $50 742 $50 1865 53s 1884
The New YORK imports comp1re follows
1861 1888 1854.
Dry goods. ..... 81, ,6S7, ,8I6 1O75 .245 10Il GIT
Gen. merchandise. 2656,92l 1865 ,655 1,755,ol9
Total for week. S4s43,737 S74U,o0O 27o7,22
Previously rsportd 12o $50 $50 12o 036 coo 05

Since Jan L. $3.50 $50 2es 1872 ,sss ia, ,2oa, 2a
Tho New York National Exchange Bank will pay, list
October, q dividend Of ave per cent.
Tho Northwestern Railroad will pay at their Office No.
Wall street. the coupons Of the equipment bonds.
The October interest the FIRST mortgage bonds OF the
syracuss Btnghamton and New York Railroad will be
paid at the Continental Bank In this city.
cash balance 10 the hands OF the Assistant Trca
surcr Boston, tho close OF business September r.
was TIA Of Sa47 65I 70 compared
with the close OF the preceding week.
The Boston exports last week were $o52s2o, against
40 for the corresponding week In 1868 Tue imports
were $Tso ,oso, against $2Sl ,s4s in 1868.
Tho petroleum produced In the State Of Pennsylvania
was sold tue wells for s56 600 600 during the last
twelve months and the iron and coal Of Pennsylvania
only produced Sbl, 900 900.
A counterfeit OF the dfty cent postal currency
not the fractional curreucy-n IN circulation The face
OF the note printed pacr ink than the genuine and
may easily be detected but the back 10 good imitation
and calculated deceive. Those who employed 70
pass them always present them with the back up.
The following the quotations Of American securi.
indian On tha 18th irst.:-
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

The earnings OF the Chi ago and Alton Rasroad during
the week ending September 23 amounted TO $50 9o4,
against ss5 1913 the period last year increase
81 0Sl
Muller, wilkins Co. sold the following securities to
day
100000 Pitsburg Wayne Chicago 6rst mortgage
seven per cent bonds. ll5
5000 Brooklyn city six per cent water loan ...... ITO
20 shares Corn Exchange iDsursuce Company ... So
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
nAyID SCOTT, AUCTIONBER.
l. Thirty LOTS AND PLQTs OF LAND AT
OLARBMONT AND SHERWOOD,
Bergen Heights, n. j., at auction.
nAlfI, 2rCTr a AECTIDNERRg


THIS DAY trnGRsphY5, a Sf Ss sRPTEMbER 70 1884,
Thirty valuable BSdSs s.ss snsed on Jackson avenue
Claremoh Forrest Oak and Park streets and jackson
avenue sherw2od on one bl9ss from tne dummy steam
the property ha hour throughout the day and even
Sherwood and clarsmon, Are situated high ground
overlooking fths Bav and Harbor Of New YORK Staten
island and surrounding country This :.
persons who seeking home short disancs
oGlos OF tho Auctionsers ss Montgomery street
~. way.-rhis day. Fancy ooods, One line ef Vases.
Clocks Broukes Parsn Ware, ac all OF recent importa
0' " on FRIDAY, Sept 30 at II o'clock.
5ea Shells, Combs Jananese Goods &c
On SATURDAY, October
Stuffed Birds aud American Vases. Birds BY the ceic
brated Taxidermis Gabrah Of which Is one fne speci
in comprising three hundred barda Well
worthy OF amateurs
nADrv D. BoAN, AUcTTosKER--wILLs SELL THIS
~ day a, tss Canal street. O'Clock lnrgs qusnt OF
Wardrobes Sofas Lounges, Tables Bedsteads Bureaus,
&C. Also two Pianoa
EDWARD sCHBNCK. AUCTIoNEKR -sEOokD
Ia hand Furniture, Carpets, &c by hpw'D sCHsNCk
a,.rS srso he ssrntar. sf private rsdeqs re.
for conven OF sse prsnc n part cl velvet
srns'el and Ingram C,rpe s Mrror.
uessess Feather Beds aud Pillows Brtensson Table ma.
ent Of Furniture 70 be positively sold without reserve
Usrsy mrEs s .s sas.
streeI oornsr Of Fh elegant French p po.,ea
ce.sss and Goups Dog onr, e sn fsrs
Phseton sh, wssco shins sp mac s,s w a nss s,s .,
bsh have been rssd by ladies' also one Black fony u
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
CITY oommnRoIAL RAPPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, sept. 26-6 p. N.
Asuxs-Recsps, eS bbs. The market remains isac
tive and prices nominal.
BRHADsrurs.- lsT bbs nosr, 100 bbis. and
637 bass corn meal, l42o0 bushels wheat. $50 do
corn do. oats s6S6 do. malt, and 607 do. rye
The nour market opened more active and decidedly
Amer In sympathy with the rise 10 gold and the bulk
Of the sales At On advance Of l6c 25c upon yes
terday prces but At the close the buoysocy gave aos
70 depression and the Improvement osl Sales 900
bbls State and WestesA 900 Southern and 900 Cana
dian In rye -four there nothing OF moment doing
beyond Job lots u s. SO 25 the lattsr IN extreme
price fos fancy Corn meal was more plentiful and prices
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

" Boston Railroad Company lston!nsou RsiirSsd5s
BrosiNGroN, Conn.,. Sept ~ 1864
quarterly DIVIDEND Of three 90 per coat free OF govern
sat tax, declared this payable At the once OF ~
Of October next TranseS books Will BE- elossd until e "a
proximo. NEEA&MA% r. b. MOYA6. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

The annual meeting OF the 81
will be held on the let Monday
the company. Is William street,
NJ. for the transaction Of such
fore the meeting. .
H. Y. PooR. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
FINANCIAL.
NosrHHsss. LIGHT ay olt oosrAsT; g oSossnryAssyT;;,x..,.

~ OF NEW FORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
The property Of this consists Of valuable oil lands
In fee, on the following well Known farms Locke 6lact
pole Avery Smith, Jones SAMMY. shafer Aclihany John
And Widow MoClnock. Ry Ac all being located direct
on and include the best part Of OIL Greek venan{o
fee simple and (0, hundred in interests together
with inlarests In the celebrated Kmprc and Hammond and
twenty five other wells progress The present
receipts O. the company s.s per bsrSe peg cycs " three per
A 80 per share The public rely his being Of
the very best enterprises offered for the Investment Of
capital Over half Of the capital stock 10 already sab
scribed Books for the balance Of subscptioc are nov
JOHN BOYcR SON and AVIS PLUMER CO..
No. 63 Pearl Broad street, New FORK.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

sRLpNRR, ,AU0TIQNnsR-s. W. sRLDNBR, isS
IL. Nsw cssai areeS vM sell this day, Al iok O'Clock
B!e:sssA SD sAsA Also ala bs'sss u old sousbsa
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANR-CHArHAM SQUARE.
New york-opcn daily str per cont interest allowed.
Deposits made now or before October J. WIN draw
N. ID. VAN PELT, President
CHAS u. BAILEY. Treasurer.
JosKPH p CoorxR. sscreary.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

ros.pu uaopnAH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 AT
j 70 o'cioes A. al Tho Central salssroons wlloalbby
prvrv - - Ptsnos Parids suits Pier Maasl Mirrors
marSIn Top CHAMBER Furniture, Mesmessss Bedding.
ssH and insrsin Csrpes 0lco.hs "a marble bed Bil-
iisrI fAbieS wiiders patent SAFE nearly new, Ac
The New York herald., 1864-09-29

AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
snS Ar and s.'s
sss sSd os. s.. %ssoo xsSs %
52 West rwenty nrst street. Seventh
are oompists and elegantly furnished win everything d.
srsbc fashionable rcsidencesnd rosewood Eageres,
nut sus Two Library Bookcases one Secretary BooEcsse
Eronses PArian and Bsque Fga.s Paintings BY eminent
Spring Msresses 100 yards Tapestry and Ingram Csrpe
Chairs OF all kinds French China, Crystal Cut md Bo
No Sale nn aaa or SO Fa aessp
tive catalogues al the house.
J L. SMITH, AUcrloNEKR. WILL SELL THIS
"A. day. At II O'Clock At No ~ suyyesant place tNnth
wood and mahogany; bedroom Suits Rockers, Looking
0ses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brussels and
house.
"A Taiors' Trimmings aud Hosery.-JULfUS @. SAL
HINGBR Auctoneer will sell Thursday. Sept 90 at 10
Overcoats Vests Pants Suits to OF every style and
quality. Also Shirts Drawers leo dozen Travelling Shirts.
other goods too numerous Catalogues ng
of sale. Goods for inspection this DAY.
"A Auctioneer will SELL Friday. Sept. 30 at 10 A, n,
40 Nassau street. second story large quantity Of Hard
ware consisting o. Also QUANTITY 'ne'' 'pA'e' @0
OF sIbey and Shelter Tents entirely and Of the best
manufacture and quality also one large Hospital Tent
Sale positive for cash.
A sstGNRBs SALE or GENERAL ASSORTMENT
"A OF New Furniture, de-. NJ. StCKELs, auction
viii sell at 2S2 shh avenue between Twenty fourth
assortment of mahogany Beds,eads Chairs and Tables
mahogany and black walnut SOFAS and Rocking Chairs
Husk Straw Mattresses: Lace Curtains &c: also
quantity OF Second Hand Furniture from Hudson
yited JOHN B. WRIGHT, SALESMAN.
The New York herald., 1864-09-29
OFFlos. ONION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPAN
" No Is William street

NEW YORK, Sept z. 1884.
ockholders OF this Company
OF October, st the oilice Of
Now York. at u o'clock 4.
busiuess as may oome be-
JOHN A. DIX, Presidoct.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-31
A curious Letter from Napolao,.

The Emperor Napoleon has addressed the fol-
lowing let'er 10 Marshal valiant, NJ Mister OF the
Imperial Hous. hold and OF the Fine Art-: -
"VlCHY, July 3l.-My deir Marshal IL wish
to CDBmuuicntr To you a reflection NhiCh has nc
cured tO me dur ng the repIsU enjoy here
Two pr at buildings, iuteuged for very different
IMPOSES, are To ne rebuilt in PARIS The Opera
ana the Hofel-Dieu The FIRST has been plrea1y
begun fhe s. ,und is not as yet. Though exc
cured, the OpeTu 10 ih, expense II the Stita, tue
Hot leu ut the expense Oi the hospitals aud Of
lie ely Of Paris. both will be remark be en-.
hcllishmCtts r thr Capiu'l hut rs they resp pud
20 very different intcTesIs, | am unwilling Chlt
one thould gppear mote projected than the other.
Tie cost OF the lmperia! Academy Of Muse
VIII, unfortunately, exceed the estimates, and we
must avoid the repr0acu Of having employed mil
lions for theatre when the irststOnc OF the most
popular hospital Of Pads has not yet been laid.
therefore pray yOu to request the Prefect Of the
Seine 20 have the works Of The Hotel Deu com
direct those OF the Opera iu saCh a manner thar
both buildings may be completed nc the same
time. This combination, admit, has no practi-
cal advantage but, in a mora point of view 1
attach great importance 20 the TACT thgt an clideo
devoted 20 pleasure shall not have the precedence
OF the asy um of suffering.
"ACcept, my dear Marshal, lhe assurance Of
my sincere friendship, NApoLEON"
This letter in spite Of the benevolent sentl-
ments which IL 50 well expresses, has not pro-
duced the effect desired. The incredulOus
public will not be persuaded that the manner
recommended for carrying on the works Of the
Opera Is caused by anything but the want Of
funds.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-31
WHY DH. Wis ARTS
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL
IS rBE PEST REMEDY ron THROAT AND LusG
DIGEA@I1S.

1.shevlta principle or the pine tree obtained byS
,,uu procs,su the ds'nauon Of the tar BY which Is
h'g,cstmsscal properties are retained
I,lshc only .as ard reliable remedy which has ever
bo,n prepared from the lues orthe pine tree.
It puso,,c, the Jlse,,yc organs and restores the ap-
petite.
Htvtnzthors the debnlta'ti ,ystem.
Hturi-cs and snrlohcs TIE blood and eSpe!s from the
system The corrupuonwtish ,crorala b.eads.
1t dI,sovss tho nucus or rhlcrm which stops the air
passages orthc lunss.
It's healing principle acts tho rritaod su''es Of
tho upg, sn throat penetrating to each diseased part,
relieving pain and subdulng Inflammation.
ItS the result ofyosr' stuey snd experiment, and
onTed to Il snil,tod with the positive assurance offs
power 70 the following diseases. II the paioit has
not too lori della, cd a resort the Of Con
sumption Of The Lungs Coughs Sore Throat -oat,
bronchitis, Asthma wnoopng Cough, Diphtaera, and ls
also an excellent remedy Tor Diseases the Kidneys and
Female Con plants.
ave- ou courhY Have you a sore th-oAt2 Have you
,ase, Consumpuong should be warned by
symptoms fcr orally think stt OF them until is too late
Prom his tact perhaDs than any other arl,es the
,ad prevalence and fatality u disease which sweeps
The grave at loit on'-sN Of deaths tctius. uonsump
ton has destroyed more Of the human family than any
other disease he best ply scans for many years
cesrared OF cure or remedy tnAt would heal ungs
hut for tnan tw, hundred years the whoe medc,
world has been impressed that thero was mystrous
power ard efficiency in the Pine Tree Tar to boal the
lungs therefore, they have inmsnded he of Tar
water which IN many cases had good effect out no to
tht meiea proper ties heal the lungs has
ever been mystery until twa, discovered by Dr. L Q.
Z. Visbar ot Philadelphia, the proprietor Of wshar.,
line Tree cordial 'isnow recommended and prescr bed
practice Of large number Of the most intelligent
and able physicians.
This Corcialwhen taken with DR.. wshartG Dyspepsia
pihs, is uEialfng cure for D s1cpsla.
1000 DOLLARS
WILL be paid to any person who will prove this any
Of certificates published by Dr. wlshart Of Phladi
ph aPa in any way false Issued without authority
by those who gave them.
On. W snAEY-Deer slr:-I Ia Bronchitis, Inhamua-
ton OF the un-s and shorness Of breath 10 her
Trad been treaea by several OF he eminent
physicians in Philadelphia wi hout bereht l was truly
the verge Of the grave Your PINE TREs TAR CORDIAL
to by friend, and after using four
Srte aud small bottles, am restored to perfect
health. JOHN WARD, Receiver OF Taxes.
Cor Sixth ant Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
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Grenina Teleamph
rRoFEssIoNAL LoYE soNa.


Ahh Law AAfhf
splnster Of the Saxon hesutv,
At the Gtainthorpe Mia'r mli,
OF his heart you've ba po 5s"H
Since made my unc es ~
Yours the image Hll-engro's"B
when tIy 10 read IL P.Is'
You, my Amy. am draw'nE,
Fven IN the Cha1cery courts.
ANNA, brow as smooth as-vellum---
Al those lips v,rmiliuu red
1fissce wberewrh have sealed them
No one ever witnes ed
Twoph sue the man who veu'ured
To deny you dr. ssed W th taste,
would tax bis costs who mined
An Impeachment" OF , our waist.
Soon the long vacation 5 coming,
Soon the weary term viii end;
No more writs and attn iavits.
Nc more actions to defend.
shall take the tirs' Inveyancc--
Trsin at five p. M.-exprtss--
shall couut the sluggisn moments
FOry minu C., more or less.
Meet me, Cousin, at the alton
With the tap that's duty fee,
It can take my 90, ana gun. case,
We will walk, pr0cheiH AMY,
Pas the x ehe and old inciOsure,
Pa { tn" deeply mortgagrd inn,
On 70 where the frcehOlds finish
Aud the copy holds begin.
There I'll make my declaration,
There III pause and plead my suiti
Do not ct ne sin error
Do not ne of malice mutei
Bul "surreuuer' % your Cousin
10 lbe visionary way,
And become The dIn,c, dearest,
OF an opal heghgee.
I've n me.suage-recent purchase
Sixfy-tight ia MJrtmiyne Row,
Title goOd, and uneucumberJd,
Gas and water laid b low:
Come aud share lt, un isputtd
Owner of This heart in fee,
Come and be my Junior partner,
AnO my better mOiety
J. p. Wilde shall never par us,
And 10 time We tn may see,
Girls fair copies of their mother,
Boys, the counterpart of me -Pahch.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-31

History OF SwoRD.-The Memphis Bulletin
gives a long history Of sword which was cap
tuIed from Major William stubhs, at Shiloh
Ii had been presented 10 him by his fellow con
ductOrs on the Chicago and Rock Island railroad,
and bore an appropriate inscription. When cap
tuTed IL fell into the hands Of a Rebel lieutenant
colonel who was taken prisoner at COrinth by a
private of the 10Th Missouri. The private, hay
ing no use for H. gave II 20 his Lieutenant After
the fan Of Yicksburg the original owner Of the
sword was exchanged, and the Missouri private,
reading a list In Chicago paper, saw the name
Of the Officer which was the same as that upon
me sword. He wrote 20 the major, who answered
pa person, and the sword WAS returned. IL had
hesSsa though three calnpaigns sometimes
"ioluso ior ana sometimes against the UpiOn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-31

Mr wsbart wish to add my testimony to the hua-
des ytu receive to the healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial 70. nf cen years sufferer ten ye,rs
of that lime have slept ouiy my chair being able
to lie down for fear Of sunoeaon have employed
Il best physicians 10 Philadelphia, AL pronounced
my cast ircurahle the College, wnere tho
Faculty, having done what they could arei nv dis
ncurabe ofAsthu and Chronic dyspepsia,
in s last Stage that my lungs partially slae
Finding ofyour my wife procured FROM your
bottle your Cordial Pvrsevereingly used seven
bottles, aud box and half of your dyspepsia MS, when
felt hat my disease mad Who'll given way, aud the Cor
da had gver new ygor ana strength continued to
In owe, HnG for thepast three months have been abls
to sleep in my bed 40 soundly as ! did. now
wei, and have gained twenty five pounds in my weight
able TO sok and provide for my hmily. sead you
this true faithful statement the benefit Of the suf
feTiug. friends, call and me, Oxford Church
Post once, Twenty. thIrd Ward, Phiadelphla.
ISAAC HELLERMiE.
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READING, Pa April 10, 1861.

1NfsAbiN"i ih ' ApEl ~ lobi
Dr. wisbAt-Desr Elr:-- One year ago the Examining
Surgeon oiths District told me had Consumption the
Lunps and that could not be cured ard judging from all
ny symphonic at that tme,I yso supposed this to be
true Twas Tor than year troubled with hack
lug cough witch gradually grew bad that could not
have severe lit Of coughing without splitting " blood In
larre quantities.
ToT months I coud not work at anything and was
oLiig, to Acep my bed time. While in this
condition was IN at Mr. Row 3o.ham score Ia lhs city,
and he seeing me very low, recommended to try
your PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. lie said he had sold
gis4' deal it, and that had cured many othsrs
he belle, I'd would 90 good. bouph, bottle aud
commenced u,lng In ayer5 short time l saw that
Wa getting beervt fast and after taking several bottes
IVG- entirely restored to heath, that could work
daJ at up business which syery heavy work Ia an
ron f5sniIy. when 1 commenced to use your PINE
TREE TAR CORpIA Al my weight was only one hundred
and thir yave pourds since the Of il have weighed
on an average hundred and nIy-fye. shan be glad
have you publish this, 1 believe | shonld not have
been living this time if had used your grt At med
cine ana / wish all who suaer to receive It's beneat.
Very truly yours, Captain SAMUEL HARNER,
No. 334 s. Eighth street, Reading Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
4 BALIIMUkE RAILROAD.


tH LANCE , HOURS. n
On ard after MONDAY, august 1, 1864,
Passenger ira ms leave Philadelphia for
ha.umorr At 49, csNpies Mondays exeeptedC
NJ, ~ NJ. 23r q lu 10 2. NJ.
Chester OF O5, II 10 A. NJ, l30, 30, 49O, 600 and
pm
wilmington at $50 (Mnpdays cxcepted), s'0S, II \
" ! ~, z'3u, -, go. 10 81 and tl'pOp NJ
New Castle nt8UbA NJ and $50 z. NJ.
lover al St5 A NJ ana 49, T.. NJ
Hifid 10 4
salisbury n. So A. NJ
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
leave Baltimore at 80, $40 (ENpressl,
Siini, rior Ut Iis, Gas, A NJ ,122il, ,r45, EOO|
7RIdg giU 4 Nj.
SSH, bury At II rs a. NJ.
hifofd at i5 NJ.
10. - atG;UA. 81, and 4'lhP "
New CastL at 30 A. NJ anh G'27 Y. NJ.
Chester at 746, $40 A N tUu, %, $40, 5OO, fJ6'
PM
cave Baltimore for Salisbury ndtntermed'ate stat
Al 10 o. p. NJ
Les,e BAlrlmsre for Dover and intermediaus statoi
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Cnts'er az S 20 A NJ SOB and li'u5 NJ
Leave wilmington Al 535, 925 NJ, $40 and
q VI.
Freight Trains. with Passenger Car attach ed, viii
as t lUWH
Leave Wilmington for Parry vile and lntermed ate p
att 40
sUHphYS:- Only at 40 A. NJ lO3OP NJ from
dephih % Baltimore
Fiom Philadelphia to wilmington at 49o A. NJ,
anc u y. NJ.
From wiz Irrton tn Philadelphia at las a. NJ and
P NJ ONLY at 1928 ?. M from Balti noTe 20 philadel
la II y. kENNEH, +u2ertnteniS