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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-10

PROF. LOUIS WUNDkAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING /
2 & + G A T Y K Fl ERBs
I'm Pills ami Poaodeys,) e
rr>HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING sgsn,s
1 rs yet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter OF a century in Eurone
and for the last 3 years. also, in this countTy''
aud are particularly efficient IN the cure Of al
chronic Diseases. NO one should dispair Of being
cured without first trying them. n fsmSS
should be without them, tor by their timely usa
much sickness can be prevented. They are n
ported direct to this port by the UNDERSIGNED
and their purity efficacy and safety can Be re.
lied upon with perfect confidence
The following are some Of the diseases which
have been permanently re1noge ed BY their usee
letter,
Inflammation
Of the bowels
consumption in its
early stages headache,
ssthma, cough, sore eyer,
lockisw, ruptures rheumatism,
cramp cholc, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague open
wounds. pneumonia, dyspepsia: salt rheurn' cza.
Ger, scrofnla, jaundice, tapew oIm, biz
licusness, eruptions Of the skin, bowel!
srysipelas, worms, c6olio, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys-
enteIy, costlve-
sles, Sc.
Also. PROF. WUNDRAM'S RHHUMA-
TIC TINCTURE, a sure and safe cure 10:
acute and chr onic rheumatism, 40 matter OF
how long standing. 49, ..,,.
PROF, WUNDRAM'S GOUT POWDEKS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction witt tho
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS, will most surely cure the worst cases
!. Of Gout and InAamatory Rheumatism;
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPILEPTIC KH~
NEEDY the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of EgilePtjjec ITS
PROF. WUN D RA NJ S TAPE w oh ~,
POWDERS will completely carry OF TINE, TINS
troublesome ntroder, and also remove all Other
worms most ettectually from the systtSS9mm or y
PROF. W UN DRAM S VEGETABLE
STOMACHAL ELIXIR an invaluable re-
medv against asthma, billiousness: pain IN the
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, dlar5 5oS
cramp cholic,- summer complaln5.t, hoaa'cn No.
Sickness, SC. Every family should have a bot
tie of this Elixir in the house, and every tIass
e]ler in his valise. It can be safely given 70
the smallest children, there being no laudanu1n
or other deleterioas substance IN IT, 4fy H ~
PROF. WUNDKAM'S TOOIH -At l.a1s
DROPS. give Immediate relief, and are 1nC ?rS
relible than any remedy yet known: one Erla'
?: WUNDRAM's HERB TEA. cam
not be too highly recommended to all dlsp 1;Is
ties, sick and convalescent and those suffering
PROF, W UNDRAM'S RHBUMAIlo
HERB TEA, valuable aid III curing rneul'Aa
tism; also for curing gravel
Full directions accompany eacn ren0uS'
For further particulars, apply to
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
Dry Soups.

DHY sOoDs: ,,.,.-,.-~,. ..~~
a EIaHTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
A.ur BARGAINS GOODS
RksEHI At EET4 A. fsE peions SHhn SEIo"
1900 sPooIs corroH-}zc, ie. and - sPOoL 81
Ss sFooEs sFooEs sIGk i sSa sf2sL
JOB Lot CROCHET corroNs. S.
EsrS MacafE sk TMtSf shSs o a aos s.
sSS kyssRaS Sts coAss ss151s 1b51SAa1p 81 f1d s. .
' AND hfsSi sSirroNs. rAnss ac.s BEDS ae, '''S'
g AxAxuraMoGrGUh MGGh htks HMDsn sFock ckloE 81 STRAW
is'cOo BosNErs-ESsRS s!yfE. shAsE
' HATS AND asP sarh & to -
5000 MEMS AND BOYS, HATS. 2sc. 70 So
HH!haoss sLSv 3 ESSSS sssEs PRICES
5000 YARDS GRAPE, ALL CoLoRs. 2se YARD.
yxAruKRs .o .c dhkAH d5hhtkusH5oSs. LAoEs' FLOWERS,
;Ss ;Ss ESSs ES$s 81 3; SfI5SSSssy SSaSDs Ss oznAr
joB LOTS oF oF SSsFs osAss 0hbl aNb SLEEVES
y0s y0s LOTS LOTS os o PAEAsoLs A ys CGEAP, o ea
s,ooo faias Il LINEN k CUFFS CUFFS. co''So Sc ~.
sSSS SS YAsbs Ysbsohs eShFxfs s stsliSs & y g.
400 SEsfs' IINEs AEaIEp En- s HAspKERcHrEra ssa
Full 4ssonfassF sFs 81 SsR AZ 6sssc OUT LOTS .,
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, AT WHOLESALE on
HASDKERcHIErs: Wells. A.. Pull. ASSORTMENT
~ GOODS a BEIoW M53IksAIs' sai ea.u
-ggje h WH krNzgY, h.aoee
-, . 22l and 22s EIGHTH AVENUE,
~ Between Invent first and Twenty second streets.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFrIcs DELAWARE AND HupsoS CANAL CoxrANY
NEW YORK, Juno g. 1864.
~ COLUMBIAN
(MARINE) E4M
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU STREETS.

()fAoH " COLUMBIAN
CORNER IL bsseRHEoH wRHs AsD GGaEAx5 sAssx STREETS
Pour hundred ana !.ss .a..;. q The .s., al
BY under the nocc heretofore given win be
70 on me the M dSy Of & par Or r.
Sealed for the same viii be received at the
Of The company until the 18th day of June inst at twelve
n Hsi e s. s e the under
h 81: 81 ss T s . 1 q
ncce VII be and the :o to wsST @ h soSs
three ocoss the LIST day Of July nert or a' privilege
= = rpvn nows p MoaRz e Pre.asns
Jo:sPM MoFk!soS Finance
SksihE SksfsE & Il ZEE Teller, Committee "'s'.
. or n. Ssx S.S
ss s @ 3. n. s DAB So1Ss ID e the Ma M So
paid II gold on presentation 1t the
'n'' q the company Dated '"ps 5Sss II w: w.rr secretary
OFPIcE OF rHE MARrPosA COMPANY, "a WALL.
ss ct IS n. s & s a. ss dans o ss
II 81 { Srs i: s Z $
% @ n as tall be paid one. cold o 2 & he y e.
he M av - @ ss Sd TNa y s ss s
ya' sgss sSt' ss TINS JOHN WATT Secretary.
OFFICE WELLS FARGO co. 81 BROADWAY,
are prepared 70 cash IN Cod S osronI bond.
OF p.: o % viii IF d
terms WELLS, FARGO n co.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK MAPLE SHADE OFT
free o. ,as for the ending june is ha:
once O Q'A'S'n'o'' Bros 70 saira flSf Treasurer
OUTLAwED CLAIMS PURCHASED AGAINST PAR.
ties who are now responsible living in any portion af
TON. 80 Wall street, Jauncey court.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

ILL .A- sRPFIn0. 0.~-G~~~~A~A
NOTICE E-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF CoSk. OF
IN this ne viii sa - sntexrs steamer on Ihuisaay,
June 90 carrying limited number Of sagn s9o a
passengers at reduced rates payable In Unite1 ssases
rsncy. ss~ JOHN g. DALE, Agsnt ID broaawst
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AZ
Queen town Cork Harbor).-The Liverpool, New fork
ing the United States mails intend despatchng thcir iu
powered Gil de built iron ste am hips a. folows:-
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, July =
CITY or LONDON. Saturday July o. FIN
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, July To- 49,,
and succeeding Saturday. at noon from pier Nsrn
RATES OF PASSAGE, #Me
payable in gold. orits equivalent In currency "a.
First cabin. $50 Staerage .S5c
Do TO London. Do 70 London..... 81
Do TO oPars............ % Do 70 pars......... -
Do TO Hamburg. .......... col Do 20 Hamburg ...;. ~
Passengers forwarded to Havre Bremen Rottsrdam.
Antwerp. &C.. ~ equally low rates x, IN. ..-x sos
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
These have accommodations for passen
gers strongly built in water tight Iron sections and
carry patent Firs Experienced surgeons are
attached 70 each steamer. ,r,xx,,,
For rrther information spply In Liverpool 70 MlLL!AM
INNAN, agent ~ Water street. In Glasgow TO ALEA BAL
coin. No 3. Knoch square, in Queenstown 70 y: W
D. SEYMOUR Co.; 10 London TO EIVES 4 1MACEfsSl
King william street, In Paris 70 JULES DECOuE ~ huo
Notre VICTORIES Place de- 10 Bourse In Phladei
phia TO JOHN DALE, lii Walnut street. or a. the com
JOHN q. DALE. agent, Is Broadway, N. r.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

At THE NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
"A 767 BroAdway, between kiKhth and Ninth streets,
BY J. 4 c. JOHNSTON, long connected with
Ubsdel { Person who recently retired.
win be offered his week. at great reduction their entire
stock Of summer goods.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
MEDICAL

A GARD 70 THE LADIEs..cHARLEs Lutte, y. D.,
OF successful practice In ty positive
to lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
case may b. Can Be consulted q his old esa shcd pri
vate once, 64[ Broadway and whore his never falling
female medicines be obtained by letter TO
part the United States price S. B-The Doctor has
10 the city patients who wish remsin during treat
ment All communications strictly confidential AZ home
all hours Of the day And evening. a. .
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
yKnNcH ADvERTIsEM EaTs,

INN pEnArDR--yNE fFMMB pE cHAMBRg
~ frsncsiye sacbanl osn coudre et 60 fer DO boas
rsree .rront donnes persOnns capable Sadrcsscr
pendant Iours au 81 l1ne resi s1re "a ~
heurcs N .#I saaa
JrSE FEAscAIsE tPRorBsrANrEs REoEhNEsr
L de France, avaBk hCnne cducAtOn,
desrrat placer ssns taic prvee pour
gueconque. ssdresser ~. RerIard ssas ~ AsoMs. ~
nerce s.resA
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

THR LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON
Il pany via despatch semi monthly their and fret
class British iron steamships CELIA, RELLONA,
ATALANTA, IOWA. INDIANA and MANHATTAN. each
At Havre On The voyage from London Rates q passage
pavable Ia United States New York First
Cabin 500; Second Cabin $7e steeraec $40 From Lon
don navre Ttrat Cabin, $l0o For passage apply TO
apply Al 81 South street Advances made merchandise
consigned u the london agenta
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

1rxCLUsIvELY FRENCH FLUTlNG, ONE TO TWENTY
~ inches de. A materials tuted 10 nnsur passed
manner at Mrs G0LDEk French Fn,ing Estabishmenu,
Blocker below Wooster reet and 2ol Fulton
street, Brooklyn N NO machinery used in the genu
French luttug.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
The TIme., Account Of the Great Prize
- FiRh-.

The Times Account Of the Great FFiNe
Fighr.
The Times account, be it remarked, was
written by Mr.. Thomas Hughes, author OF
School Days at Rugby" Tom Brown at
Oxford" etc, who reported the fight be-
tween Heenan and Sayers for the same
paper four years ago. 1t is, of course
admirably done, and far head Of all the
other narratives, being indeed singular
illustration of how gentlemen and q
Christian lin the best sense Of those much
abused sppellstions) can relate what is
instrinsically detestsble, demorslizing,
and devilish, without allowing the natur-
81 horror and disgust inspired by the
frankly-recorded details 10 surpersede the
interest. You have all of it, the thud
and plash Of the blows, sounding as If fsl-
ling on raw meat, instead Of human faces,
the horribly cut lip of HeenAD, the bloody
tumors covering his body, the falls Of the
men, down TO the final picture, when one
lies senseless upon the grass, all vitality
beat out Of him; his companions peeling
his ensanguined garments from him as
from q corpse, and the other pushes his
way through q mob OF exultant wretches
to look at his victory. And I think there
are feW-of the Tribune's readers, st least
but who will anticipate Mr.. Hughes evil
dent estimate Of the whole affair, entire
reprobation Of it. 1t was none Of his bus
mess to protrude this, l presume, in
mere report, but his snimus is unmistak-
eble.-C0r Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
The Freodmen's village at Arlington.
Ninth Ohio Battery

The Efeedmen's village al Arlington
The object with which this village was
established was to gather together and
train to useful employments, within its
limits, all the fugitive blacks within the
District Of Columbia. Lieutenant Colonel
Elias Greene, Of the Qusrtermaster's De-
psrtment, first suggested the plan 10 Mr..
Stanton, who ordered him to carry it into
effeot.
We learn that there are now at Airing
ton fourteen dwellings, a church, hospi-
tai, and q home for the aged and inhrm.
The hospital is empty. The dwellings,
two storied, are constructed in groups Of
four under each roof, each having two
rooms perfectly lighted and ventilated, q
oooking-stoVe, a yard, and access to swell.
There are one rdred and thirty-hve
children in the sohool; there are work
shops in which the men are taught to work,
as blscksmiths, WheelWrights, carpenters,
tsilors and shoemskers; cutters from New
York cut out clothing, which is made up
by the black women In ninety days one
hundred and twenty-five more houses will
be ready.
There are already six abandoned farms
under thorough culture; the crop of the
last season was two hundred tons Of hay
worth thirty dollars q tom one hundred
and ninety one tons Of corn fodder, worth
twelve dollars ton; great qusntity oi
potatoes and other vegetables distributed
among the hospitals Of the depsrtment)
and crop Of beans and buckWhest, Wert
made and secured. II guerillss had moi
been permitted to drive in the laborerl
| from the outer farms this harvest WoulC
have been doubled. The enterprise hs
been more than self-supporting, and undel
the efficient management Of Colonel Green
the blacks have money in bank RaSh
iRgtoB Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
Along Telegraph Line.

We see it stated that the Russian Gov
ernment has commenced putting up tele-
graph wires from st. Peterburg to the
mouth of the Amoor, q distance of about
1900 miles, which is expected to be CON-
pleted by the middle Of next year. The
United States Government are 10 connect
with this line, and 80, By circuit Of 20,-
900 miles, reach England.
From st. Petersburg to themouth Of the
Amoor, where it debouches upon the Ok
hostk sea, through the Gulf Of sartsry, the
distance direct is about 5000 miles. The
circuities Of the route may possibly equal
so per cent. Of the distance, to make the
telegraph line 1000 miles long from st..
Petersburg TO Ghidstka. The former is on
the Goth degree Of north latitude, the lat
ter about the 55th degree; there is conse-
uuently, no great divergence Of latitude.
But, when the mouth Of the Ameor is
reached ct Ghidstka, there is still an i'm
mense gsp, Of perhaps, 1000 miles, by the
Aleutisn Isles, Of 5000 by Bhering's
Straits, before the territory Of the United
States can be reached ct all. This would,
Of itself make q line Of full 10000 miles
from St. Petersburg to the mouth Of ouI
Columbia River oh the Pacific coast; and,
certainly that is but about half way tc
England by the telegraph line, as above
indicated. And what arrangements exists
for the United States Government to bring
the line across the waters Of the Pacific
we do not know. We doubt that there il
sny. Though we do not doubt but thsi
private enterprise will bring it about IL
time.-gtate JooTnal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
ARebeI Generals wife In Connecticut
We find the following in the New Hsve1

ARebsl Generals wife In Connecticut.
We find the following in the New Haven
Palladium of this morning
uThe wife Of the rebel General Gusts.
vus ". Smith is the daughter of Captain
Abner Bsssett, of New London, and about
fortnight ago she suddenly arrived home.
It was given out that che had passed
through the Union lines in disguise and
had come home TO remain. Since her ar
rival she had been very free to svow the
most disloysl sentiments, exhibiting such
rancor and violence as could not be toler-
Gted. The case was reported to washing
ton, and the result was that on Monday
evening the woman left New London in
charge Of an army officer, to be handed
over to General Butler at Fortress Mon
roe and by him returned across the lines
to her rebel friends. Sending this woman
back finishes the matter very properly, as
far as she is concerned; but the next
thing is to find where the blame belongs
for ever getting through the lines to come
North. 1t is by no means unlikely that
sending her back is just what she wanted
1t is altogether probable that she came
North on some errand, which having beer
accomplished, she is quite ready to be es.
corted back to Richmond with military
honorsu -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
KxpOrutIOn of Arms to Europe.

The expectation Of arms TO Europe is
now brisk business. The supply Of rifles
and mUskets Of American manufacture is
now fully equal to the demands of our
srmies, and the European small arms
which were brought here year or two
since for the Government are returning to
their places in the srsenals and factories
which where emptied for our sceommoda-
tiea. The inferior oharacte of these guns
which were at first held at enormous
prices, but were subsequently, offered at
rates which would have induced purchase
had they possessed any vslue-is Of course
the main cause Of the movement eastward.
The German lines, which in the beginning
of the war assumed the risk, as carriers,
of bringing the srms here, are now convey
ing them back again. The steamship
Bavaria, Of the Hamburg line, takes out
on her present trip eight hundred cases, OF
about twenty thousand stands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
LUxURTANT BEAUTY,
WYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary Of
EAns are prevalent, insidiOus and dangerous.
The properties Of medicine TO alleviate cure AL
uproot these complaints, must be Expectorants Aho
dyne and lnvigOrating, lOOssning the mucus oi IN
throat and imparting tone TO the entire system NJ
discovery in Medical science mastered TINS ols
OF diseases Ike DR. WynkcOp5 Iceland Pectoral. II
Is used with the most agt0ushing results in all case
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhoopIng Cough, Dipthe
ria or Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma Group Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. j. J. Potter eertifies, /" that have use
Dr. WynkoOpis Pectora for several years. self anc
in my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, anf
have recommended il to many Others, and have nev
eT seen Its equal Rev. ). J. POTTERI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FERALEsl

There fs but one GENUISE AND SURE CUBG for GIRLS
or WoMEH who suffer from Irregularities or rOb5truc
tiOns Of the Menses, whatever may be the cause ci
those obstruotions. This cure has been recognizes
for many rears- Tha only SAFE Reliance is In
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
Oily PRoPERTY FoR SALE.

FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOB IET-srHENT.
20 vacant Lots some on Canal and River and near to
II business part Of tbs Ciy can be bought at bar
gain.
EUULlD ST-BrIck HOuss, two stories, basement
and attic, water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &C. 81 500.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park, enc and q half story
HOuse and Lot, 5Ox9g 81 TO
KIHcM sN-Sr-A large aud handsome House, fitted
up with sll tha modern improvements; Drawing
ROom, lSx24 feet snd args lot.
ST. .OLAIR-ST-hew Brick Il use with modern i'm
provement5. 1900.
KINSM Ah-ST,--Near Eris-st., good large Cottage
House and scre Of land. % 800.
HICK S-SI-NeAr the Gree, West Side, House and
PRGS PEOT-SF-Tvgo story Brick House. water and
SOS aud IA rooms. $3.50.
CEDA R-ST--NeaT Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn 1850.
WALNU -sT-GoOd Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EuOLiD-ST-Eear Perry, Vacant Lot, IOOx29O feet
WILLSON-Sr-Near Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot, sOz
go feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with StOres &c on Superior and Outsrio-Sts,
good tor Investment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

A FRIEEB II FzED-FRF IT. .
(. Egsst'H IaEAL1sIBIi2 LIN IL EHT 10 prsparT-
iru the recipe Of d. EtsEhs2 Sweet, Of Oonnso1cs
q crest bone SETTER and haI beon uBed in bis Pm
hfo- the Last twenty yszrE with tbs most assonh
nE1ccess. As an external remedy ft is without !
Fll, and viii elleviats pain moro Bpoodiy t2an AZ
oier ureparstion For all REsumatio sno 1sENtls ,
JrferE n Is truly fnfsllibie end curative ~
E'es, Wounds, EVr1ins, Bruises, 6o-i it sootnn
Eling and powerful btreng gthor ing pTofensities, e
= fbs lust wonder sad aston isEnentof all who hA
fsr riveu g triai. Over folr hundred oerti1oet
lFomarfabIo cures reformed by is within the I.
- years attest 70 thsE fsot- Strclg Arms tIol
A ,v.1ffs ~ flevs.Isnd ltenuEdhE:EiSa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Lnsurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written in the

Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. uo-,s,-J
North American Fire ms. TO. Tonn
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. A
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire Ins. Co., snr;nsFd Mass
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
REAL ESTATE,
q STOOKWELL.
- PEAb EgFATE AGENTS,
Oaes No. s Atyatsr BuiIdfnz. Entrance through
the Insurance Once OF E. r. BrAytoh,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sAIA.

8
the Insurance Once OF q. T. BrAytoh.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALH.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
I5lx2OO. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner of Brownell and viii
s0n-Sts. Let O. feet front, running to the Lake.
House and lot No. s75 kinsmsn Street, lot lO0xS0i
house has all the modern improyements Of hot
marble manties 40.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. le4 and IOs Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron stFess. FeT7
House and Lot, corner Parkuan ard Brownell-Sts. /;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xiO0 feet.
Building, Machinery, &c, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash-bOardB, &C, corner OF hesr River
10 feet on Euclid-st Terms easy.
HouRe and Lot, No. 100 OhiO-St. 81, FOO.
Brick House and Lot, No liz Lake-st., nsar to the
residence Of L. N Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick HOUSES and Lots on Elclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No 124 Lake-st. Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No; ~ seoyille- avenue
ais feet Summit St, extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson with considerable i'm
/ House and Lot, No. az Kinsman-St. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
the balance in one, two and three years.
Two-story Frame house on Lake street, opposite
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. BOT 4lXlsO feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOB SALE.
30 acres in Brecksville; IS acre. improved, balance
choice timber land f25 per acres. Terms easy.
100 acres in Parma, good House and Barn. 90 acres
good timber, we'll watered and good building
stone.
52f acres in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
SO acres wood land N BrOwnhelm, LOrain county
miles north of VerRilion Riyer.
Asav Mill in Bedford, with half an acre OF land, on
Tinker's Greek.
l2 acres on Sc Oisir-st Small frame house.
/ 10 acre8 On Kinsman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres. Is wood land, balance imprOved) on Euclid
ROad, good springs Of water, fruit, and 3 good
| situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres in keWburg, about miles from Cleveland
| Coca house and barn and fine orchard. IS 600.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and eight miles from
WauseOn station on Air Line Railroad; $50 prai
| RE and balance timber land. New House, Barn
snd good fruit. go per acre. terms Easy. decl,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05
DEThs only Direct Bouts to the Wonderful
OIL Regions of Pennsylvania,
NLEVELAND ! ERIE R.R,



IsSs4. WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. lsss4.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1858, Passsn-
ger Trains will run as follows, Sundays excspted);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 4. m.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIH-StorpinRa az
Milloughby, PainesFills, Geneva, Ashtabais,
Conneaut and GiraTd only, and arrive at Eris at
LIS p MI DqnkiEk 30 n, Buffalo 52O >. m
PatnesVille, Ashtsbula and GirArd only, and AZ
riye9 A. Erie 62o ,. m.i Dunkirk s:lTp. m, But
3.55 r. m..ZMAIL AND AOOOMNODATIoH-
stoPping as al stations and arrives At Erie Ct
O,IO ?, I.-MeHT E1PREss TRAIH-stOppinE
at gainesville Ashta0uia and Girard only, and
ArtEag At Erie ~ l242 q. m, Dunkirk 5:lS q,
m, Buffalo 40 g. m.
LEAVE ERIE
$50 A. H.--NIGHT EAPRESS TRAIW-StoppIuz AZ
eirardi Ashta6uia and Painesvills only, and ar
rtves - Cleveland At 700 A X.
$50 q. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
-Sto9ping A. All stations and arrives Et OIsys-
80 A a.-TOLEDO EXPREsS-stoppfaR at All sta
ttOns except SWsnviils, Saybrook, UnionvfIls
PeTrT, Mentor and Wicklidss and arrives af
7.45 .H.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-stoupiuz AZ gi.
rArd. Oonneeut, Ashtabula, and PainsaTilla
only and arrives IN Cleveland at 6s25 P. q.
~ Second Clsss Cars are run on al throurh
Trains.
An the trains going westward oonnsst At Usyslaud
with trains Tor ToiedO, chicago, Colzmbua Oincin-
natl, indianapolis, St. LoCia, &c; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect ct Dunkirk with the
trains Of the y \. < Railroad and 81 Bu1Alo VITA
those Of the New York Central and Buffalo 8 New
YORK City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Falls, 6e.i and at Erie with trains on tha
H5-Day EIpress, East and West, conneots at GirarS
With Trains on Eris and Pittsburgh RAilroad or
LiinesTiilo' AsadVills, JaEnest2En, &e;
Cleveland, November ,I6th. iss5 ' S-S -