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Lyons Periodical Drops !.-sTns Greal
Female Remedy for IrreEuAarAttess-.
These drops are scientifically compound huid pre-
parstioni and better than any Pill 10, Powders Ol
Nostrums. Being liquid their setinn is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and
certain specific for tho Of al obstruetioas and
suppTessfnus ofnature, Thsir popularity ts Iudl-
Gated By the fact that 100000 bottles arc Annually
sold and consumed By tie ladies Of the United
States, every one of whom speak IN the highest
terms Of praise Of thsir great merits. TbSy ra
pidly taking tbs place Of svsry other FenAla
Rensdy, aadar oonsid.-ed By all who know sughT
Of theD the suTsst, safest sad most i1ialliabls
remedy ia the world, for the cure Of sll female
complaints, the removal Of ell distractions Of IA
ture, and promotion. Of health, regularity and
strength. Explicit directions stating when they
may bs used, and explaining when and why they
should Dot nor could not be used without producing
eSsSts coptraTy to natures chosen laws, will b
found carefully fodsd Ground each bottls With tba
wrtttan.h signature Of John Lyon, without which
none are genuine.
Prepared By John L. Lyon, 1876 Chapel street,
New Haven COansStiOat, who can be consulted
either personally OF By mail, (osclosing stamp, }
concerning ali private diseases end female weak
neGsess.
s0ld b. all druggists e7eryF6sys.
CO. CLARK s Co.,
Central Agents for the o. g. and Csnadas.
dsols;Rs
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East Cleveland Draft Association
Ths Treasurer W. A. Nsa, viii receive subscriptions
until ths evening Of January Tth, when q mass
meeting of the citizens viii be held at the ''cornsrs
to determine future action.
Every enrolled man Is expected to be present.
nc. FORD, PreSidsnt.
DANIEL DUFF, Secretary. jans;ls4
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sacred Readings at the West Eigb School
Hau, Sunday evening, January sth, 1850. Mr.
Evelyn Evans viii give Sacred Reading sf ths
above time and place, for the benefit Of soldiers
families. Selections Will be made from the Bible,
with other sacred Lross and poetry. ri
Mrs, 7. J, BURRIN, lc,nn,ittaa
jan6:ls4 Mrs. J. DEGNoN. |'nilnl' ''S9'
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N. Z. HONEY MARKET Jan. 6

LsA 1ELkahARH-l
MOney-ScaTosly 50 stringent, hut still very
frm at %.
Sterling EXehange-Aodarsse reQae5t at
10e5S9lOs z for sold.
GOld-DUlI aud without material change IN
quotations, Opening ct 2qs11< dsoliinns to 2z73<,
advancing te 22s7S, and cloltBg at i2s34.
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First Ward Protection Association
Special meeting this Saturday. evening" at seven
o'clock. to hear the report of the Canvassing Com
mistees and determine ths course offurther actloa
Every one interested should be present.
Wm. Msllhinch, PTes't.
T. Chester seo,Y ian7ls7
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COMMERCIAL.
n0aE1Ns LaADas oFFi0R.

I1E1aE 1'H13IllI7l 91II' UT IsV1lI ]
Zee; tPss-Ths receipts Of Grain By rail during
tha twenty four hours ending at on O'Clock to-day
were a. follows:
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Bae0n Bldas-Qulst.
Dress HOgs-MOderats tsg1sss. Sales At
LaFd-Qaiet. Sales at 2o1z92s5<c, and go
for very eh0ice.
.R1ttsr.Quist and firm at ss94so tor Ohio;
Cheese-Vnehangsd a. 15a2se.
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We are again indebted to Hawks for New
York papers, owing to the failure of the
mail.
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FEEEDuAS'sE AID sOo1rrY.-Ths regular
monthly meeting Of the Freedmen's Aid
Society will be held tomorrow (sabbath)
sfserHpon, at the Methodist Church, Ohio
stRset As three O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Muse,
* eSsrlin. will address the meeting.
The public are invited,tO attend.
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EOtsee--our store viii be closed at 8 O'Clock,
p. n. except Saturdays, until April 1St.
iank1s5 8. a. FULLER 90.
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0O5 SUPERIOR ST, o1EvRIAxD, O.
Entrance thrOJgh Hawks store.l
JOSEPH FREIAND. Architect

Associate Member Of the American Institute Of
Architects, and formerly pupil Of R. g. Hatfield,
lsg., Am. 1ns. Arohts, New York City, respect
mlly announces that de has opened an Office a.
above, whsre he may be consulted on aud Gfter
Monday, January IS, lsG5. Having had q large
experience Of several years in New York city, he
offers to the public his professional services In the
practice Of Modern Architecture as an Art.
The Public pRrtioularly those about to build, aye
invited to call and inspect original designs;
Communications BY mail promptly attended to.
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TIE SPECIAL IEooxF TAX should be paic
by January 10th, 1865, to avoid the ten pc
centum penalty thereon, and costs, as pro
vided by law.
RICHARD c, PARSONS,
Jan5:l55 Collector
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LOCAL NOTICES.

stead, will preach at Temperance Hall, Iss super-
for street, at half past ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning, January sth. The public are invited.
janT:Is4
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FALSE ALAESs.-The fire alarms last
night and Thursday night were both false.
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FIxAL LIST OF EXCHANGED UE1oz PRISON.
ERs.-The following Ohio boys have recent.
ly arrived at Annapolis;
James E Were, z, 9th cav; VIM Harri-
son, F, 10th cav; Corp Geo Gerry, E, 10th
cav; Chas q Adams, D, I'd cav q Moore
2, 2lst; n Hurkhart, A, 21st; Augustus
Bird, 3, 111th George stahl, E, ll1th; E
NJ Chapman, Il, I'D; Augustus Ballard, F,
I'd Martin hnbeI, B, I'D; VIM mseymiger,
+, 72dj Thos dickson, I'D; Thes Babcock,
A, I'd; Hiram Chsles, lOOth; R Z Wilde,
@, I74th.
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For Rent-with the sale of the furniture. a
well furnished room on the second door Of the Mar.
be Block, Superior street. Enquire at Captain
DFummoAd's once, Empire Block. jams
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The poor mans friend-whyH because at
a trifing expense he can be permanently
cured of Catsrrh by the use of DR.. D. Il.
seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Ordinary
cases cured by one bottle-never known
over three bottles be required in the
most obstinate cases. jsn2R3
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CaFd.-Hussey Mcbride desire to inform thslF
friends and correspondents that they purpose con-
fning their attention exclusively TO the OIL busi
ness, retiring from the Produce, Commission and
Forwarding in favor of Malone, Petit 81 Co., when
they recommend to thsir favorable consideration,
trusting that the patronage with which they have
been favored for the past fifteen years. will be s1'
teudsd to their successors.
HUssEY q McBRIDE.
In reference to the above, the undersigned re-
spectfully inform tbs numerous friends and CORES.
ponpents of BuEsey & Mcbride, that they have en-.
tered into co-partnership under tina and style
of " Malone, Petit 3 Co.," and Will continue the
Commission and Forwarding business In the same
premises, No. III and 12s River street, and hops BY
strict attention to business, to secure q eontinu-
anco o. the favcrs extended to their predecessors.
H,P. MALONE,
". B. PETIT,
jsn4;1s5 VIC KoLLMYER.
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SozoDoSr.--An article that is at once
teeth preserver and breath purifier, and
yet so pleasant and convenient to use its
exceeding popularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established the fact
that the Sozodont possesses these excellent
qualities in an eminent degree. 1t has
iegitimstely acquired the night to position
upon every toilet table.
Sold by all druggists. jan2l9O-St
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
u. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III BupeEfaF ST.
Subscriptions received to the
~ AZ nr-, r,,-rr a,-r, IN knU N 1To,- A :

Subscriptions received to the
"a $40 PER CENT. AND 10.4o" NATIONAL
LOAN.
IUoEnntssiSn allowed to subsoribsrs.l
~U. s. Bonds CT 1881, 5-9Gs, I0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pU-
chased and fsr sSle on she most favoTabls seEnS.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and Eold a. best rates Deposits received snd
Collections mad3 st ali accessible points, U1cuz-
rent furds uonTeffed a lowest Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
Nor1ca-I have this. day admitted into
part1eTsHp with me, Jerome Monroe and
Henry A SheTwin-
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, ,ssn. I'd, 1855. jap2;2T
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SURGEONS APFaISTED.-D, J. Boynton was
appointed surgDon of the IO4th Ohio,
Thursday, and Henry c. Beard, Assistant
Surgeon of the la' Heavy Artillery.
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The undersigned have this day formed
copsrtnership under the style of J. G. Sim
mons & Co., for the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the old To-
cation of g Simmons, so Merwin street.
J, G. SIMMONS,
Il. G. DEMINa.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 2, 1865, jan2:lS5.
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The Sixth Ward Self Protection Club
viii meet st the WfgwAm on Wednesday and satur-
day evenings of this weak. The Committee on En-
rollmsnt will also be preasnt.
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FRRYELER,a REqTaTFT


~ Citizens Wishing ConFeyanes 90 either o. Ehu
Above Trains Boats viii h5 called for By Oosohta
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, fiT Superior street nsxt
door 20 the WsddelI House
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m H E G R E A I
RI ION,
Illustrated, at BralnaFd's Hall,
ON
FRIDAY AMI SATURDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY EN- AND 7TH, By
200 YoUYe LADIES AND MISSES



Miss r. A. Hager, PianO-FOFte.
Ths City Schools are to Te3eivs ons half Of the
nst proceeds OF these enteTiainm nts. Tha follow
ing gentlemen sie 3 Oommitses to receive and di5-
buEss she funds: BsT, ARs0n Snytb, DR.. Tho. Star
ling, A, G. Hopinson, l. N. oystl, s. Flrdlsy, c.
h. Adams, A. T. Bigelow, q. E. Eastman. 0. O.
Rounds, W. G.. Fox, A. ). Hardy, A. q. Manson.
Tick ts so Cents DeOss tpsu ct 61k to com
mence at N o'clock.
A book CT 80 pages, eontainiDg the Ell tire Songs,
Declarations, DeelsmatiSrS, Dialogues, &C. which
Will add gIeatly TO the appreciation and enjoyment
Of the e1tsTtanm MT for sale at the door price 10
eents,
The splendid steinway Con-ert Grand Piano uzeG
on this occasion, Is furnished byS BraiuATd &c.
and the Mason Hamliu Cabinet organ en-
Pierce 3 Allen.
GRAND GALA MATINEE
On Saturday afternoon. January Tth. Tickets ad.
mitti1g Schools and Ohildrsa 10 cents; Adults 25
cents. Doors open st ! O'Clock 50 oommenoo at 2
o'clock. This MatiEse will be the same as the eve
ming performance, With gas, &C. ian2 lsG
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Boston Copper Stock AEarket,


Prices for mining stocks BID In Boston to-day:
Central SO; Franklin 5411<; Huron 80; Isls RoyaIe
IS; Hancock 8; Minnesota 26; RooklaBd -;
Aztec =; French oreeck q; Copper Falls 81;
Quincy e9; Canada 17s
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CHICAGO REARKEz.. ian. 2 .
IRY TELEaRArz.s

FIOuF-Quiet.
Wheaf-ouiss Sales at 81 n for MOL.
Coru-Steady.
Oats-Dun at 651le.
HiRhWfneS-EasieE at So IL.
PrOVfsiORs-Quiet.
POrk-Ness sold to limited extez1 af SIS 80
@S9 20. Prime mess SO 90,
Hams-le%cs
Uard-22c.
HOgs-Firm at lIalsc for common to choice.
Dressed hogs quiet at 1455915.
Reeeipts-FlOur 1000; phsas l5Ge0i corn 7lc0
oats 1900; hogs 100.
Rose & PFsutEss' PROVISION market Re.
port
The following are the rAtes charged BY Us.
Hams-sugaT-o premium hams 3 Tb,,4...23
Dried BSeA
9hOuld9rs-Sugar-cursd 3 sB.....,.....,,,...-s. is
BacOn-Or Smoked Sides . HD......,.......-s......21
LaRFNs-Prime leaf kettls-rnd'd In bbs or Ircs.24
Prime lsaf ksttle-rndr'd In keg1 3 D..25
PORH-Eo. mess D Bbbl.........................6S9 u
Extra clear b ybbl......-.....-s............ Al %
- Nc extra charge made scF Packages OF tart
sge TO railroad dspots or boaEa. All articles are
warranted strictly prlws and equal % anything in
the State. Orders promptly flled.
BOSE 4 PRENfISs.
dslS.R Nos. 1A2. IA and 14s Ontario street.
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EVARM FOR SALEOOGTAININ
a5tb {sgtEs AoEEY ADVANCED

StVsVVV Ia Hcms to suit-st the old stand
And Teli-knBEn RA9EERiS LOAN CFFIOE, on
SsSQritiss of sTsTy hind, viz: Gold End Silver
Wstohee, Diamonds, silver Ware, JsWelry, Guns,
pIstoll, Clothing, Dry Geods Pianos, HelodeoEs,
and al rJsTsonBl property and articles Of value on
tbs 0st satisfactory terms. business strictly phi
TEte. Established 1851. l. IA variety Of IN.
redeemed Wssah6s, JsEslTE, Guns. So, 'nF sale Et
Bargains.
ofsce-oaInET % Ekssg Gnd Superior EtrsssE,
sVsF Dayis sHd PslEotio'a GiothiHg store.
--1o5xz7 :. O kWs WAGREE.
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NorErnmgntaI,

AssIsTAsT QUARTERHAsTER's OFFiCE,
CLEvELAkD, o., Jan. Sd, 1868.
NOTIOE.-ON AND AFTER THIS
IN date Horses offered for sale to the UGited ststss
Win 10 inspected at ths Gov. rnment C5rTsl on the
Heights,
Hours 1pr inspection win b as follows:
From 10 to L o'clock 4. ii.
~ to ~ Pm,
BASIL L. sPAHGLER,
iauEIS5Istp Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

Fiscal agent snd Designated DepOsita-
~ Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
Z 3-l0 TREAS URY NOTES,
On whiOh will allow liberal commission 70 daalsrs.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 5-2O BONDg
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
zUhITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES,
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
O0IN COUPONS,
Q. g. QUARTEBMAsTER6 V0U0HERR
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF I'M KINDS
nAH " TN TLnNn
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AmasEmsats.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
J6HE ELLsLHB, Ja.,......-..............aIA aIAsAaBa
RIOHARD q. GEABf..-....-.-,....'.fTs Treasurer
Third week Of tho Great Spectacle,
SATURDAY EVENING, January Z, viii bs pre-
ssntsd the Grand Oriental Fairy Spectacle, froa
the Arabian GightS, called
ALADDIN!
Or, The Wonderful Lamp.
ALADDIN. N......................Mrs. EFFIE ELLSLER
Kssra1, (the Dumb Save, .........Mr. John ElEler
AbanaEar 50. Mr.. ETsyn Evans
New Scenes. Gorgeous Wardrobes, Splendid
Marches, Comic Dances, OhoruzesI Songs,
IuminatlonB, Tableenx. &C., &C., Be.
HOST OF AUXILLAEIES.
The speetaels will be preceded By . Farcs.
For particulars see daily programmes
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parqustts so cents; eeczTsi Sss.
10 Drsss Circle, 70 cents Family Circle 90 osstz
Gallery, IS esnts; Private Boxes 8, and dcl
iaEs; Entire PFivsts Box, single seass 81.
Doors open at 6:46i Curtain rises st T;9O o'ei0oa
90. E, 29TB o. V. NJ, TAKE Ma
Nlgrest pleasure in Announcing that the
Third Of the Second Series sociables will q SO
Be held on THURSDAY EVE SIEG, Jan. ~
18th, &c OHAPIHs HALL.
The frieads OF the Company are respectfully in
vited to attend.
COMMITTEES OF ARsANaEMFSTs .-aapt J. g. Par.
sons, John n. RiebeY, ". II WsdsRcrth, Geo. q.
Hopper, VIM. y. Mcbride, 7. B NeWcomb, J. B.
Han, Geo. ". Tufts, Dan1 Aver, Rm, F. Scotten
In announcing the above = assure strict obser.
vance in making IL select and plea-snt season.
Orders for Carriages may be LETT 1t GarrstE's, or
with aay member ofthe Committee.
TICKETS 81 90 isns lS5
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
&of Land IN lots from three TO eight aores or in
~eser quantitisa. said Land is bounded follows:
On The north By ST. Clair road the west By Wilson's
STsaue and on the south By Superior street exten-
son, and Is known SIS the Sterling Farm. The above
described land is just out of the city mLa, Enquire
Of Il. NJ. sPARGLER, or Miss a. r. STERLING, SO
Eucltd street. Do2:I63
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jan5;I55
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CO. CLARK s Co.,
dsole;Rs
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WrOfellpr MSunbram's \,
W1QQen : SfrGnfer <fsl;ni..

IT nnftrettt6 naS Seft BIS lest besaunte Wtttsf .,r eo.,...
pUn Observation-Disclosures oaet Art. tusbeCpnSer. g NV. .
trornpt Seroauunssfnp69e @bO!eragNnfaus gsvs TrSuSsn
sen, DtarbUsa, FOItten, 8re6rubr. SSptnSaI. s;sa ~ y
RDpti3Tcrt. Ahhtna, Seltee 5teber, 5eetrdnfbs,t 80
Complaint, tspte ae8eE $ u & { n uHp GrfGIGnn@t
"a etsies <rtr aus rein unf9dMtten. spoptotit;is%..u
Strttn befebt, 10 etenet Is f9 mod StIpnpers arr asrrs1'
guns neu9eScrener Rtn6er, irrit eEenicas betrn Sohrsr ~
felten. Reiut Wtutter fplte Serl1u,nen. fsts Ssss, -.
2aaie 81 baeen. teeoG lDGte es tn bteiern 8aQe mt. + bs rS ~
Deher unb 3uGer ver6nnat gegsten nerben. Ser ornS"rt;o.
grfUle, Der fig felt ibs q SGbren In DeutIhiossS D ss'sTS
Dat ft, aud bter fttt ben Iestea A Satren aI1nssnS bfnSsss5
unt IL bteies @lrsr Iberaa rtr unsnttetTIisSs Sassrdt i
Bepprhen. ~
Der grsts ses fIeinrra 8idIa9sasi Ia So Cts. unb tts srt.
Seren rs Cts.
@rpf Wunbram'S GHeenetn betteSte gfrtreir,trr ..
RrGuter-gtGen unS DuIrer weESsn tebern etDen6Sn5 ~
d rrntf&en RrGntbsitsa sur g@ern 5etIuna trtrS.
Enh e~apfphlen. --- - .-l ,f, T'
Eernsr sHefstls ID gDuntram's GPtttsltfaeg,e G.
pfeu, sur 6antltben 5etlune Ger GluIuGt; @{dfp /.
Sert 5nr rSettaIen VcrtrEibure bpn @idt unb SEtu m dts.
mus; 81b7.EtnttUr 6tebt augentltdIt&e 2}sftrrna,
6Gnhtruru1' pul1er urp Er6uterttee.
gu haben bet @. 5epnt ebGHfeG, 8u g~tanbfune-
28H q: grattara 5aapt'asent fir 5aitsinr.e ,gpts in ben
earptidGtt4ften @prtpeitn. 7l
JGIins GleneIt, Dentif,
- -..g, GIerdubgt1, 3d..
(29np-6Hrjl Lenerai-Aeent fur adns Mmertla
9aIptaeen:ur iar BEN Dtfrttt @rIpTbia tet GbaS
Q brtftant, 502 9te StT. unS 81 gennfslSantaApt
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~ - Baltimore nilo Obio
/. GiienbQhp.

n <. rab Nspafas. %. apr., tSerben t6eGsH 3 ST.
uo% ~gD6eelius unb @argcsabn>s uus elm iSns aah =t1rst
rid ataeEeu, pts iUlc*:
BpRsng tS9IiG (GOnutass saSsenonsusE !, = arg 300
grpfessas tSstiG Gbenbs 9.4e. a.
Ncfbe Siee ~ter5jnben 10, an ObseNus . - - *ss,.
SEA refdi6, ncrDtDeaIte uuh iHcneafi@.
SaDer Sarpers Terrp unb Greberid &cccmpbntipnssS3ue,
ipchlit, perl3st Baltimore un 4 tbr gfa@mittas8. Def
lid nerlSst oieisr 3uS Sorpers GerrD um 6 lbr Wtprseus
mnS sreberid nm Z u9r, tG9li& (aussenpmmeu Sonutass1.
Gst Bus uotS &nicorts Sails Se5t ceu ~s3otftu.c, ,
e~orseus mn 6.20 e. 8 20, unb StadE. / 50 IL. 4.5O
uub bon gGieott's Eails sstorasas T so urt o auh
sRo&uittass a.AO unb $40. ts.,
ESis Ma@ &GoS9tnGtps.
abeaus BON BoltimEge uaG Waihinsfcg Gsresels $40
100, $50 uuh 9.40, me Aa@m $50, nab $50
0screeus Un 4.30 are S.fO, uMb SeaG.
stittces $50 Il. 800. aSsons bon gGafbiustta Ntcrssus
1m 6.15, 8.15 u. lilo ur6 Sa@rl. DIN 800, 4.3O unb
6.46. SouRtaes me- TtorSena III S.lo II. Ills 4. Ja9z
mitteas SOC. > Gnr ber ate NIB Ste qua pru Bali.
more rnb Der 3!oeite umb rierte 5ns cor sBaiS!nst u
.Enlten on SGen ~<tstiouen an
Der z Hnb $50 Wfpr9enSsus unb 80 unb 6 ubr
Na&mittasssuo .bon Baltimore unb Der 6.I5 uae 8. 10
Norsensus unb s uns 4.30 Na@mitta9s3uS BON Waib=
instcn b~erbinbem ft& NIT benz annapolis Suse.
GBeseu nXberst auStuulf anb 4Slletx its x4@: tosi:o.
Man flo an 8. Z. EuSIGut. sSssus In be- &qea, Is ~
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