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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

The Superintendent of the Ohio In.
sane Asylum publishes statistics to show
that insanity has not increased during the
war.
Fifteen thousand persons have visited
Mss Hosmer's Zenobia in Boston, and the
interest is undiminished.
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ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Oelsbrstsd Sew
ing Machines, 5torr's AutomAJon Freshman,
and strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-EtS,
~ Look ont for the Giants "Ba dec9I
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0. S. $50 Six Per Cent.
coLD-BEARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7-SO Loan, ct
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum. besides its exemption from Sats
and municipal taxation, lvhcb adds from one 10 three
per cent MORE according to the rate levied on other
property. TIE interest Is payable ssmi-annually
BY coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
Tbo 9,+orost a,,o,nt, 30
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Captain F. HI. mason R.leassa.

We are pleasedto record Captain Frank
Mason, of the 18th O.V. O., as among the
released officers that have Just landed at
Annapolis,
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HUGH MoCULLOOB,
[ Comptroller Of the Currency.
NAT1osAL BANK CT CLEVELAND, !
Olavaland O Eehrnarv 6 1868

Cleveland, o., February g. 1865.
This Bank having been duly authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency to commence the busi-
ness Of Banking under The Aot aforesaid, will open
its books and be prepared for the transaction of
business on Thursday, the 9th inst.
The basness of the Merchsnts' Bank Of CIeve-
land except in the closing up Of its affairs, will
ceAte at that date.
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions of
Government Bonds, and act as The agent Of Jay
Cooke in the sale of O. S. ''soVen. Thirty" notes
7. P. HANDY, President
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A0ttGEs.

Il. H. Johnson, Before Wells Porter, J. P. Of
vs.. SoleVeland Township, Cuyahogs
Theodore Burr county. Ohio.
ON The 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
NJIse5, said Justice issued order OF attachment
in the above action for the sum Of IS 81.
II h. JOHNSON.
Cleveland, Feb. II, 1855. febls:I92ltaWsg
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
L of the Directors of the State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, to change the Company from
Mutual to Joint Stock Company, said meeting
to be holden February 10Th, at o'clock P. NJ,
at the Office Of the Company in the city Of CleVe
land. J. Ii. UNDERWOOD, Sec'y.
Cleveland, Jan. 25, 1865. Jan27:lS7
dissolution NOTICE.-The firm
- of Andrews, CLARK & Co. is this day dissolved
Dy mutual consent. All persons Indebted TO the
firm are rgqnestsd to make immediate settlement
st the office Of Clark Rookie -ellsr.
N. B. CLARK,
JOHN D. ROOKEFELLER,
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
JAMES B. OLAkK,
RICHARD OLARK.
February I'd, 1865. feb&
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1t Is proposed to organize st once the
school Of industrial science of the Mssss-
chUsetts InstitEte Of Technology at Boston,
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2ank AptifE.
zREAsORY DEPARTMENT,

CEFIOE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENoY,
WAsaiNeTos, January 3lst, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w the undersigned it has been made to sppear
that "rhe MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEVELAND" in the City Of CiereLqnd, In the
county of Cuyahoga. and State OF Ohio, has been
duly organized under and according t, the require
msnts Of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to
provide National Currency, secured by pledge
OF United States Bonds and 10 provide for the or
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
). 1854 and has complied with ell the provisions of
said Act required TO be compiled with before COM
mencing the business of Banking uuder said A ot.
Now, therefore, [, HUGH MC9ULL0OH, Comp
tToler ofthe Currency. do hereby certify that Ihe
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVE.
LAND" in the City Of Clegsldnd, In the county of
CyahogG, and Stale Of Ohio, is authorized to COM
mence the business Of Banking under the Act afore-
said.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofofce. this Thirty first day of January 1860
- [Signed,l
ta} oenDtralIsI a9Gd MGagb1SGB: q III SGl1:noy.
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The Company own In fee simple, free of all incum-
branoe, large tract Of land (all Of which is bore
able territory situated in Venango county, Pa In
what Is believed to be part Of the Great Oil Basn
Of which Oil Greek is the central line.
They have two Wella down, each 70 the depth Of
500 feet, with splendid show Of OIL both of which
are about to be tested, and are making prePa-
rations for sinking third.
limited amo1nt Of Stock now offered for SALE
Subscription books open at Banking House Of Far
mer Painter las Superior street., where Al infor-
nation can be obtained. ian13:193
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ArehblshoP purcell and the Fenians

Archbishop Purcell and the Fenians
.Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati, has
issued card in which he gives reasons
why no good Catholic should be member
Of the Fenisn Brotherhood. It's oath
bound character, and the fact that its
members are under supreme and ire
sponzible tribunal, whose behests they must
obey unqusstioniugly, are the chief rea-
sons urged against the Fenians. He does
rot think that Ireland would be as well
off under Fenisn rule as it Is under Eng
lands. 80 @
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ConcernIng a state GeO1Ogist.

We observe that the name of Professor
L. Le:quereuz, Srq Of Columbus, is sug-
gested as q man suitable to take the task
of a thorough geological examination Of
the State of Ohio. The eminent position
which he has achieved among the first geol-
ogists of the age, certainly entities his
name to favorable consideration. We
earnestly hope that our Legislature will
not adjourn before it has adopted measures
to secure complete examination of the
geology of the State. The vast mining in
terests, the coal and iron and petroleum
wealth of the State demand the immedi-
ste accomplishment of this work.
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o. S. 7-3O LOAN

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subserip-
tion Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent In.
terest per snnum, known as the
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issEed under date of August II
1854, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, convertible at the option of the
holder into
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Iy expected that its superior advantages viii make
it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TaE PEOPLE.
Less than $500, COG. .OOO ,man unsO'd, which will
robably be dispOssd Of within the next sixty or
ninety days, when tbs notes viii undoubtedly com.
mand premium, as has uniformly been the Gaze on
closing thu subscriptions to other Leans.
In order that citizens Of tvsry town and section
Of tbs country may be afforded facilities for taking
she Loan, the National Banks, State Banks and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub.
soribers will select ther own agents, in whem they
have confidence, and who only are to be responsi-
BILE for tn. delivery of the for which they re.
csi5e orders.
subEor Mt, Philadelphia.
subscriptions viii 's r'etlv4
First National BsnE cleveland, and
Second National Bank Of Cleveland,
febl4;202
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REdal AutIEes.
1gFiua.

CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYK.
SHe, AErEBIEs and PREssiEs.--RGving Just res
turned from the East, am prepared, BY the aid Of
experienced hands, to do any work In this line,
vel as In felt and beaver hsts In the best pozihla
manner AMI most fashionsbls styls.
FRED'K OTRIAX,
French Steam Dye H0usa,
HsFl5 102 snd IGf Seneca atr--4,
ENAMILY DYE COLORS-A FULL
IL assortment Of these ool0rs. Every family can
Dye their own goods at q very ana1 cost. The coI.
ors are bright and durable, and effect great saw
ing by making old garments look a5 good IS new
Prices 25 snd 10 cents per package. For sale By
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
dslO I28 Outarie street.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tcis IN
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
cRElI pnpInL IA InAN nE TRE pErpLE

now offered by the Government, and it is confident.
Iy e1peotsd that its superior advantages viii make
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onlnp evAalIlsA1rIa's oII11l. !
,.s,,.,.PBs3 eE'y. .51SssH:scs I

wAasnssoi, B. q rs. y lea
ss:s 5! ss;;, q (. ' s..a - ssa
mas,ss's DeDaltnsal - Wa.Alngton, D. Q. BAL
VI. or .iilsr q mas phases. xsh hay. Com.
~ ba. ~sl ): s.s.,.a for IN. s.,.ry ., 600
beshsls q corn Q! oats, sad 90 tons q hay or
Bidders must sta,s at which Of The above
named points they propose 70 make deliveries,
add the rates Al which they will make deliveries
.hs5sa,i ,As qean.i,y q each article proposed e
BE- commenced, and when 70 be completed.
The priee must be written ous In uords on The
Corn 70 be pat up in good stout saba, Of about
two bushels each. Oats IN like saeks, 81 about
three buahels each. The sacks 70 BE- furnished
without extra charge 70 the oovernment The
hay and stEuw 20 be securely bAlsd. - f.
The particular Kind or Description q oats,
be stated IN the proposals.. =.
All the articles offered under the bids herein
Invited VIII be subject 70 rigid Inspection ~
eo",,s, EN- ~ sei s,o s ~ ,ss q
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interest Of
the Government may require, and payment will
be made when the whole amount contracted for
The bidder viii Be rsquifsd 70 accompany his
proposal with guaranty, signed by two rospons-
ible persons thai in case his bid BE- accepted, he
or they viii, within ten days thereafter, execute
the contract for the same, with good and Client
sureties in . sum equal 70 the amount Of the con.
tract 70 deliver the Articles proposed In conform
ity with the terms Of this advertisement; and In
case the said bidder shall fail 70 enter into the
contract, they to mako good the difference between
| the offer Of said bidder and the next lowest re-
sponsible bidder, or the person V whom the con
tract may be awarded.
The responsibility Of The guarantorB must be
shown By the ohlcial certificate OF United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other officers under the United states Government,
or responsible peTson known TO this once.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the accept
anee or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name and post once address Of each
bidder must be legibly written In the proposal.
Proposals must Be addressed 10 Brigadler Gen.
erAl D. H. Rueker, Chief Depot ouartermaster,
Washington, D. Q. ana should b. plainly marked
Proposals for Forage
Bonds, In sum equal 10 the amount Of the con-
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guArantors, viii be required Of the successful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blank forms of bids, guarantees, and bonds
may be obtained upon application At this once.
All proposals receive under this I'D vertlsement
will be opened aud examined At this once on
Wednesday and Saturday Of eseh week, nj II m.
Bidders are respectfully Invited 10 be present at
the opening Of bids II they desire.
feH.tf Brig. Gen. and ousrtsrmAstsr.
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eoyHnroR y n. PirhPoNT, Of Viz
glnia, has issued an address 70 the voters
ofthe First Hscond ana Seventh congres-
slons -dlstFicls ofthaf STATE, ON the subject
OF elections. The fourth Thursday In
Nay IL the regular election day, but, %
dtstflols lpogenamed arr noe yet thoroughly
organized, no elections can DO held. By
the laws OF Virginia the Executive IL EN-
powered . call special elections to al
ylsed no polls 70 DO opened for members
OF Cougruhs, either In tha counties already
Organised OF In those nnofganlzed, assur
Ing the peoplothat a. eoon a. the county
Officers In The unorganlzed portions are
elected be viii order 4 special election
for the above named diatricts, when there
VIII DO = fair opportunity 10 choose repre-
sentAtiveA -&
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v-mArxnOADa.f
OIgl'H l1 I5.5 SSas. 11p oHIo hAl-

~ =. ~ y !. NOAu VVNtANAs
o. "a ansr iUfDzf hidiF, De-. LEI issk
Passenger flalns tllyssn wa.hlheion Aad Bal
10. I. -BzLfinoRR WAY Station AND
nARR1BBURo T2Ain--Gsass Washinstoa .. 10
q n. Arrive II Daltimors a 90 q. m. - "a Il
No. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ExPRnes-Lsavs wsshlnsioa :. 90 . m; AT.
,. N. No BsisI%Srs tisEsi. ola. sss iY -
No. q AND WESTERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington q ~ a m, stopping a
Trsin for tbs West and reaching baltimore 10 90
No. A-xEw YORK ,nAIL TRAIN. -Leav.
Washington II. 10 q. n. Arrive at Baltimore
"a - p m-3 PhllAdelphia 's,s7 p, m. {; New
No. .. ~BkITmoRr TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TI0Ns. Leave Washington 81 90 D, m. 4, con.
Meeting a. Relay with frederick train. Arrive
No. @yrBALflSoRE CONCENTRATIONS AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-Leave Washington
4. 30 p. m. Arrive At Baltimore osl0p. M This
train stops At Bladensbnrg, Belhviils, Laurel,
No. 7. IBoSrON. ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPIRES TRAIN-Leaye Washington 9. 90 p. m.
Arrive At New York 4 % A M Malls and pas
sehgers By this train connect with an tie early
North and West. No Philadelphia and Balh-
more tickets sold by this train, which n limited
in capacity BY Government orders, 70 Insure The
: No. a-BALrfMoRR AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leave Washington At Q. 40 p. m. Ar
rive al Baltimore al s. - p. M ftftr.l 40
No. Q. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN--Leays Washington At 7. 80
p. m, stopping n Relay House for Western
passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, Parkersburg, and all points In the
West. Reaches New York at O. IS a. m.
For Annapolis the connections. will be made
with the q is .. m. and the . and 4. 30 p. m.
from Washington. No train 70 or from Annapo-
SUNDAY TRAINS
The only trains from Washington for passen-
gers on Sunday are the s. 10 and II. 1bA, m. and
4 90 p. N. for Baltimore, aud 100 p. m. f6r
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the
West and the .. COP. M. for New York ONLY.
day are Noe land A. At 4. 30 q. m, and :. 80 a.
N. !, with the New York passengers and malls,
and the No, a 8. 30 and No tle.o0p. M
Sleeping ears direct to New YOrS on 7.sop.
through S t,sie.. 10 ,Ae west As well as 10
PHILADELPHIA, New York or Boston, can be had
at the station Ticket once At all hours in the
day, a. well a. Al new once in the American
Telegraph Building, PennsyivAnia avenue, be-
tween Rour-and a Half and Sixth streets
Baggage will be checked At all hours; also for
through points, 70 save trouble and confusion at
the departure Of the trains.
Ror further Information tickets Of every kind,
&C., apply to Georges. KoontE, Agent at wash
ington, or al the Ticket once.
~ W. p. SMITH,
Master VI TransportAiion.
J.. NJ COLE,
delo-u General Ticket Agent.
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q HoI AL n OIL On.
DEM vKL1nxpPnvni, uospi,.i, !. sksr,i,
~ Biosk, corner q e.vSnlh s.t , srsss.. ~
ppsiis Ne ROsi snd r.i.si onss,. b,ons y
ana u. ups,.ir.. washinsson, D. q
= 80 u-ata ate a---sr n0sff'If tffIslin
An Diseases Of . privsis naiurs treated N ~
bsst scientific manner. and radical surss sasstsd
in an sasea sYPHILTrIc AFFECTION. COZ.
oRRH0A. 0LEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
wEAKNEss, or the result o. voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS. or any weakness Of the oKNgRATTvR
ORGANS. from any cause whatever, Or how
long Standing. thoroughly sad radically cured
also, GOVT, RHEuMArTsM. NEuRALoIA, and
other oHKoEfC DISEASES Of the NKRvxs,
MUSCLES, BoNEsj and JofKTs; scRoFuLA
BLoTcHEs on the HAcR ERUPTIoNs Cd the
limbs and body. and All ether ERuPTIvE Dis
RAISES aud DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from vhat-
ever cause they may have srissn.
AFFLICTED AND UNRoKryEATK, "a
No matter what your disease. let no false deli
eaey prevent you from applying Immediately 70
Dr.. vellny, who is acknowledged 70 be by far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Pear not iOeOms and make
known your misfortunes. and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELP-ABusK
That dreadfal seourge Of the young, indulged
in when alone, destroys the sensraiivs organs,
units them for married life. predicting wsAknss.
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, pAlpitaiOn Of the heart, nsr-
vOus irritabllity, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, eonHumptiou and death.
YOUNG MANTLE view Of the dreadful eonss-
quenees Of delay, DO not fall to make your case
known Immediately to Dr.. Vsllhyl Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose syatsms were shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back to ylsOrOu-h health By his skiifui
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri.
nony, who suspec. themselves Of impoieucy.
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from a
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful inaiserstiOn,
or indulgence Of the passions in riper years, are
earnestly shtreated to place themselves under
the care Of DIV. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restored 70 full
health and vigOr.
he treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such as LEU0oRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsus UTERI, &c. &c. and IN every case guar.
antees perfect CURE. ~
FEES moderate, and VISITS and coafMUSIcA-
TONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PERsoSS calling see no one hut the DoeroR.i
These at distance may BE- rnEArnD BT uArI,
BY sending . stptement Of CASH, &c.
Jy2-sm So t.tt
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AsrsAnBoArM opm MAD. BIT ABnlHLN
LrsooLz.-The Wellington correspond
emit Of the Boston Adryt ser says,

LtNOOhn.-Eno washington correspond
emit Of .he Boston Advertiser Says
, "0ccupyipg 60 eca.ssry and common
place position in one Of the Showcases In
the Patent Once Il one little model which
In ages 70 como VIII BE- priced as at once
one Of the most curious aud one OF the
most sncred relies IN that vast musoum Of
unique and priceless things. This 10 q
plain and simple model OF q steamboat
roughly fnshlouedIn wood by the hand Of
Abraham Lincoln. Il bears date in 1S49,
when ne inventor was known simply As
q suecessfnl lsvyer and rising politician
ofcontral Illinois. Neither his practice
nor hia politics look mp 30 much Of HE
time as 70 prevent him from giving much
ettention 70 c0ntrlvances which he hoped
might BE- abeneat % the world and Of
J. {" The design Or this invention is shg-
gestive OF one phase Of Abraham Lincoin's
eafly life, when he vent up and down
The Mississippi - q 1afboat-msn and be-
came familiar with soDe Of the dangers
and inconvcnienees attending the navi-
CATION OF the western rivors. Il Is an nj.
tempt 70 make Il an easy matter 70 trans
port vesscls over shoals and snags and
sawyers The main Idea IL that OF an
apparatus resem bling . nolstless bellows,
placed on each side OF the hull Of tho craft
just below tho water line, and worked by
an odd but not complicated systsm o.
ropes, valves and puneys. Wneu the
keel Of the vessel q stss against the sanu
or Obstruction these hslloss are 10 be hlled
with air-and thus buDyed mp the ship is
expected % noatiigbtIy and gaity over the
sh6sl which would otherwise have provsd
aserlous interruption 70 her voyage.
~ Al = .a..alt....
twenty Inches long aud baA the air OF
having been Whitfield with q knifs,out OF
ashlnRle and eigir boz, IL built without
any elaboration OF ornament, or any extra
apparatus beyond that necessary 70 show
the operation of bunying the steamer oveI
tho oOeiructIon. Herein Il differs from
s very many Of the models which share with
II the shelter Of the immense halls Of The
Patent Once, apd-whl are fashioned
with wonderful nicely and exquisite dnish,
ms n much Of the labor and thought and
affection ola lifetime had been devoted TO
their Construction. This 10 \ model ofs
dlfIorent kind; carved a. one nigh imagine
retired rnilsplltter would whittle, strOngi,
/ but not smoothly, and evidently made
with View eolely 70 convey, by the sim
plesr possible means, 70 the minds OF the
patent authorities, an idea Of the pnrpose
and plan Of the simple Invention. Rhe
label Of the ateamer's deck Informs ne thai
the patent wAa obtained--but we do MOI
learn thas the navigation Of the western
rivers was roFolntionized BY this qualn,
conecptipn. 5he modest little model hat
reposed here sixteen years, aud since Il
/, found iis resting place here On tbs shelf the
shreSd inventor has flundit hls lask 10
guide tho ship ofsta.e over shoals more per.
ilous and distractions more obstinate than
sanypruphe. dreamed ofwhen Abraham Lin.
coin wrote his holl. autograph on the prov
OF this miniature bteamer.n rA4
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


OIME TABLE.
gommsIeing MONDAY, December l9te, 1854
and Warrington avenue, as fOliOwsl -
Express Train At tos An Mcndsys OK.
at Wilmington, PerryyilIe, HaSre-ds- Grace,
Aberdeen, ferrymAn's, and Magnolia.
Way Mall Train at lbA m, Sundays ex-
oepted, Tor Beltimore, stopping at all regular
Wilmington for Milford, salisbury, and inferno.
diate stationa-
Express Train At ]. ibp. m, Sundays ex-
esPtes. for gslilnore and wYs,hinsiOR, stopping
and Hayre,de.orae 500.
Express Train NJ 20 N. tSundAys ex-
eePtedi for Baltimore and washington, stopping
A. wilmington, newafk, klkton, Northeast,
reryyille, Havrs-de-drAoe, PeryinAn'S 3, and
Magnolia; t.,Fy.r.
aud Washington, stopping - Chester, tonly to
take Baltimots and washington passengers,
ryyyills, and Hayts. "a .etass;u 20,
s. IS .. N. traip,
ACCOMMODATION TkAIhs-stopping at all
stations between fhiladeiphiA and whining.
Isly. rAii.dsiyAis 81 ll.s a M. 90, 8, 50
.a sa. ~; %p m ee up IN Train s'1 meet
mediate sn , a., .,,,x..s -
and 2 80 p N.
Thh0uyh TEAMS IhVn bALTiMOhs =
Leave Wilmington a. IL m, Ia, g. SsNnd Q. d
p cmnvs,vp ron pu,, ne, pu,I n ..,.c1..