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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

The PLACE TO Bur FUks.-Indian Summer
cannot last much longer. Cold weather is
just ahead, which will render furs a neces-
sity. People must soon SUPPLY themselves
with these comforts, and we know no place
in the city where better furs at better bar
gains can be procured than at the establish
ment OTIS. A. Fuller & Co, No. 215 Superior
street. 1t is the only firm in the city, we
understand, which manufactures fancy furs
of every description. Dress-furs, fur
trimmed hoods ami skating caps, gentle
mems fur caps, gloves and collars, buffalo
robes, &c, &C., are kept constantly on hand,
but the sales have been and are so heavy
that it is impossible-to keep up a full stock.
All these goods are manufactured here by
Fuller & Co., and the public can rely on
the good quality of the stock.
Furs are higher in price this season than
ever before, but they may be had at Fuller's
at as low rates as can be bought at any,
other establishment in this city.
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TnIedn Ma-Ea1@ =.

WHLAr-Hew steady, old &c lower. Sales Of old
amber Milwaukee at SI,96; new 81, 20. %
| CORN-Steady. Sales At Sc,
0ATs-Dull and dropping. T
LAKE, FREIGHrs-Dul and lower; I3c on wheat
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Milwaukee Market-NOv. Ie.
FLOUR-Declinel l5c.
MHEAT-Declined &c. Sales at 4I@4IL for No l
OATs-Dulla and declined &c. ~0T
FL REcEIPTs-e, 100 bbls -four; 1O5. geO bu wheat.
-SHIPMENTs-2,G0 GOO bbls flour; 5000.
"FFfTgF "rr7N %. ur..
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q M Y:

Cleveland is ,uhiyetsslly admitted to be the heal
tliest, clednest and neatest city in the Union In
no place can good living be obtained as cheaply-
And in addition to which, it is a thriving Cofnner-
cial Center, where many advantageous situations
are offered. WI caR assure Rll1whO come here that
they will and it not only exceedingly pleasant and
agreeable, but profitable.
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T%estimOniaIs from thePrOresslsn

After having examined the P~iaho-Fortes Of
hessrs- Decker 4 Bros. very errefuIly, We have
come to the conclusion and cheerfully testify, that
they are very superior instruments. Their tons
is Pure, Rich, Distinct and Of an entirely Musical
character. Their wOrkmanshipis Of the very best,
plainly demOnstfatihg that none but the very Dess
materials are used and their touch, evenness and
quality u tone throughout the whole compass Of
the keyboard, is unsurpassed by any other Piano
Forte we have ever seen: @
CAN WOIFsoHN, Philadelphia.
S. B. Mills. r.
THEODORE THOMAS. .lL .L-1 9TH
WILLIkN Mason.
CHARLES FRAnEI. r- 20.
THO. HAGEN, Editor Musical Review and World
CARL ABSOLUTE, Direction Of the German Opera.
JOHN 2UNDEL, Editor journal Of Public Worship
n. L. BITTER and KARL KLAusER- ~
A well selected assortment Of these superb IN
struments may be found at our Ware Rooms. cor
ner Of Seneca and Champlain streets, Cleveland.
together with
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Rose d Prenttss' Provision Market
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED...Noy. ls-1s.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Arctic, Crosby, Buffalo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo .
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Buffalo
Scow Rescue, Porter, Marble Head III
Scow mountains Maid, Fideld, Avon -
CLEARED.Noy. IB-IE
stmr Morning Star Yiger, Detroit
Prop Hmira, Thorn, Toledo @
Prop Michigan, RoIlo, ogdensburgh
Schr Wanderer, Farfasy, CIarevilie
Schr Conrad Reid, Reid, Marble Head
Sehr Coral, Thomas, Toledo 22t ~
Schr Watts Sherman, Burke, wyandotte
Scow Industrie, Beiiham, KeIfey,s Island :
Scow Union Star, Wilson. Windsor
scow kHen White, Dupe, Black River
ScOw Tom Swain, Willis, Black River D r.
Seow Rescue, Porter, Kelley's Island
Scow Mountain Maid, Fifeld, Avon
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Our Practical Department,

n % MANAGED nat each student puts into practi-
caf use what he leafs If tbeorYt and becomes ioT
the time being, the miniatufe btsItf5s man, whose
position he is expected to fill in real lie.
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CleYeIand WhOlesale Market.

N"1 NLNANu Aoh- v "
Freights-Ths following are the rates by Lake
tsteam) and Rail from this port to Now York and
Boston:
LIST cl9ss----~~~--"---A. 81 2 81 80 ?
q ~~----I a. 2l$
I'm 81 ~
rIour"--."-""-."""""-..-.. q 60 so
Wool ...-"-v3~-s---."-~-. 81 80 sT--S $50
FIOur-ouiet and steady. City brands held at
81, OO@TI, so for Xxx red; sl2.OO912.5O for Xxx
wnre. Country branus Az red 8, 5O@le, 70; do
Xxx white slO,5O@11,7 70. nfrfr
Wheat-Quiet and steady Sales 2 cars No. l
red from store at ST. 10; 1000 bu No. Milwaukee
spring on private terms.
C~Orn-Firm- Sales 8 cars No, 2 mixed from
store at sc 1 car do do at CSC. PHI $3.50
Oats-Quiet and lower. Sales cars from stole
at 42c.
Rye-Nominal at SIC from store.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed H0gs-OHering in a small way
Heavy selling at 14@1419c; light weights neglect
ed and nominal - --
Nest BeeE-1n moderate demand and steady.
~POrk-Steady, with a fair demand sales rs
bbls city mess at $3.50
Lard-steady at CSC for city rendered in tierces,
29c for do in kegs.
Dried Beef-In fair demand and steady at 21c.
Butfer-Quiet.l Small sales Western Reserve
at 4OG4lc; 32@3Gc for common to good Central.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at .l8@2Ic
for good to choice shipping lots Western Reserve
and New York.
Eggs-Scarce and firm. Sales 3 bBls at 4Oc.
HighWtnes-Held at s2,S7. Very few in
market.
AleOhOI-Firm. Held at 81, 7O@4,75 for 9s
per gent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,s5. Neu-
trar Proof Spirits s2,5O92,55. .=FAa
PetrOIeum-The market is quiet and steady
at 7l@72c.
OiIs-stesdy at the following prices --T,
Carbon-~-.~-. ia ne Elephant, " B., 2 90 90
Lsrd--.~-.--S2 OO92 As Sperm, W. S.. 8 90
Bank.-...-- 81 20 straits--.--...- 1 As
Neatsfoot..--- -9l 90 "
Dried A~ppIes-Scarce and qniet at I2ISa
lSc and pay for packages.
Green ApPIeS-Dull and dropping. Good to
choice winter fruit beld at a range Of s., 5O@4.OO. .
-POtatOes-PeachbloSs in good demand and
firm. Sales 100 bu at Soc delivered. -z
Hay-Loose lower; pressed advanced. Loose
selling at a range of s9,OO9I5.OO; Beaten pressed
Lake Ffsh-Firm. Nos L Whitsashg per halt,
W., NNi'"' NhAOAOA ftiOOJ 4AOuL- fiyUJUl,O Ui
Herring 1925. y IVA VIC
TalIOW-fn fair inquiry at tsg for country.
rendered. !. 2
SaIt-Firm at 1886 for Fine; s2,eO for coarse
onOndaga s2,55 for Saginaw rESTsH
Ale and POrter-Steady. We quote Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock xxx Si4,CS; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream ST. :iPartsr Sl4,O0.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion
H0ns-Firm. o Held at n ranga Of AOaao, f.
New York, Michigan andOhiO,
MaIt-stesdy. Barley Malt selling At $3.50 ?
bushel.
Water Limc-stock light and market firm st
$500 for Akron and 0swego. .stAA -
PIaster-POweIi's land plaster SO, % y ton:
Calcined $500 q Dbl. -
Pig IrOn-Firm. MassiIlon, Ne. l. $685. 90; |
MassiIlon, NO.s, 5000 iTusCarsEas, No. /, $50, 90;
Tusearawas, No. 2, $4,000.
GrindstOnes-steady at the following prices:
Berea, small size, per -.----y..Yr,.,.... 300 90 |
Berea, large size, for machine shops ........ IS 90
Independence, IaTSe. a. ~" --r- 4 a. w
Lake huron .-..-,.- -. -. - ..- - - !. IS 90 d
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n. y. stock FarLet.Noy "a

S~TocKs-Steady but dull.
355s; do preferred 651<; Rock
Island 1885; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
lll12; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 100; do pre-
ferred $50; Fort Wayne 1885; Cleveland andPitts-
6urgh 934; Southern Michigan 761s; Erie g2Z;
certificates e71z; Treasury 7-30s 81; IO-4Os, cou-
pons, BIZ; 5-2Os, coupons, 1865, s9A; do, 1862,
102; Is oflSsl, coupons, 1857; do do, registered,
1861.
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R K BYvgFEHEGRAPH
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press !
loHEw YoRK, November l6.
.sAAILwAYsfodKs.L G'z3c.s
o Railway shares were dull at the early open board
and the leading stocks were slightly lower as com
pared with the closing rates, OF yesterday evening.
I the Stock Exchange the marketwas firm, but
business was quite moderate. r5 y,7srir
strongest stocks,at the second board we're
Rock IsiaAd, Michigan Southern, Pittsburgh ana
Northwestern common shares.
HRs market TRs tame at the last bQaEd, and Low.
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OPTICIANS.

TWE MNEST ASSORTMENT OF COR.
J. ner and Side Brackets in the city, at
| VSss .S9Y1Is 4 %,
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Over one hal the litigation Of GU country people
would be avoided, if they understood the principles
or COMMON LAW. Thorough instructions given
iii both b5 Able Lecturers. Hon. John Crowell
and Chas. ~. Pslrfer ESQ. Professors Ohio state
and Union Law College -F. -4aE af4f' .-F. g
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sNoRwooD, THE MAGICIAN. Brainard':
Hall has been crowded every night this
week by people who were attracted there BY
the fame of this great magician, " Norwood
the Nestor of his art" His feats are new,
and many of them difficult, and all of them
are heartily appreciated. But the popular
feature of the exhibition after all is the be-
stowal of a large number of presents, night
ly, after the close of the performance. Some
costly and very elegant articles have been
given to the patrons of the show. The ex-
hibitions will be continued the rest of the
week, and the conductors of the enterprise
will be literally patronized while they re
main. There is perfect fairness uniform
ly observed in the distribution of gifts. The
proprietors and managers are thorough gen
tlemen, and are deserving ofthe largest con
fdence on the part of the public.
A large number of presents will be given
away his and tomorrow evenings. A mat
inee will be held at three o'clock Saturday
afternoon, for the benefit of those who can
not conveniently attend in the evening.
GROVER AND BAKERS SEWING MACHINES
The sewing machine has simplifed modern
female life in a striking degree and put So
eiety in the way of being quite generally
modified, if not thoroughly recognized.
Long, weary hours which were formerly de-
voted to the use of the needle, are by this in
crowded into as many minutes, max
ing the day longer and labor less exhaust
i've and fatal. Chief among the benefcent
agents effecting this change, mustbe ranked
Grover and Bakers machine. tits the best
manufacturing machine in the market, COM
bining quietness with great raPidity of
movement and power. 1t is equally adapted
to the Iightest muslin and the heaviest boot
and carriage work, affording a working
space Of fourteen inches in width.
The Grover and Baker Sewing Machine
Company, No. III Superior street, this city,
have these machines combining all the latest
improvements. These machines havs both
The elastic and the lock stitch. Send TO them
for circulars and specimens of work.
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Money Market-Noy. Is.

MONEY-Steady at 7 q cent. ------
TSTERLISG-Quiet and steady at 1OS%91O9.
GoLD-Wtthout material change, opening a
l471s, advancing to l47L and closing at l47jk.
GOyERNNENT SToCks.-Ai shade fTner, -
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PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, ORGANS, &c.-Messrs.
KeAnard, Dreher 4 Co., No. 17O Seneca
street Cletsiahd, keep constantly on hand
a large, excellent and valuable stock of
Pianos, Organs and MeiOdeons, which for
elegance of finish, volume of tone, evenness
of scale, &c. &C., cannot be surpassed by
any other instruments offered for sale in this
city. They are the sole agents in Northern
Ohio for the Decker Brothers celebrated
patent improved over=strung piano-fortes.
These instruments have already acquired a
great reputation, and are getting very gen
eral introduction. Every one of these pianos
is fully insured for seven years.
OF Organs and Melodeons this firm have
all varieties. Circulars giving full informa-
ton sent free on application.
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rs PATENT IMPROVED ovER-sTRUNe



MANY and very valuable improve
Ikl nents have been made in PiaBo-FOrtes
within the past few years, but the most important
one Is the improved Iron frame and Wrest Plank,
recently patented by Messrs. Decker Bros. New
York, and there can be no better evidences Of the
judges Of the quality Of q Piano, than tll5 very
great demand created for the Instruments Of this
firm throughout the entire county. The favor In
which these PianO-Fortes have been received Is at
a new principle In the system Of stringinE the In
strumeHt, patented June 1863, by which means
wooden bearings are obtained foa. every string
throughout the sesle, although the full mstalir
piateis used. The results thus arising are:
FIRsT-A quality Of tone far superior to thas
usual in the best instruments Constructed upon
the old established principle. And
SEUOHD-AbsOlute certainty that the instrument
will remain in tune even when subjected 20 sudden
changes Of climate or temperature, or to severe
usage. Furthermore, much additional strength Is
The peculiar qualities Of the Decker Patent
PianO-fortesa are:
L. Extraordinary Volume of
Tone.
II. EVenneSs throughout the
scare -i eHiFeE .~fiI
HI. Excellent Singing Qualify.
w Richness and BrilIIancy.
v. superb Action.
VI. The power Of standing I'm
tune longer than any Piano
ever before made.
No instrument Of this make is deemed Mt for sale
unless combining every Que of the foregoing truly
desirable Features. Livery instrument Is fully
warranted Tor seven years ,.--r,
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TO LADIES.
Ifyou require a reliable remedy to restore you uss
DR., HARYEY'S' FEMALE PILLS.

A never failing remedy for the removal Of Obstruc
tions, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are safe and sure, and will restore nature in every
case. They are also eficacious in all cases Of Weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsus, &c. Sold in boxes con-
tanning 60 pills, price One Dollar.
Send for Dr. HARYEY'S Private Medical Advis-
er, addressed to females 100 pages, giving full in
structions, 10 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the Pills Of your Druggist, they
will resent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt of One Dollar, by DR.. ]. BRYAN, Con-
S79. Dealers supplied by Demas Barnes & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. w. CLARK, Druggist, 119,supe-
DIOR street. Cleveland. sep4:r6:wA1ztd
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MeIOdeOnS, Organ MeIodeOns,

And our newly PATENTED ORGANS with the I'M
PkOtE SWELL in every grade
Of nnlsh from the Cottage Walnut cased style, to
the elaboFately curved Loris Fourteenth Rosewood
case.
r NIB. The orders Of parties residing az q dis
lance from town. EecsiEs- the same careful Rttsu-
tion as il given personally. Ths recent enlarge
ments in our Mandatory enables Us to an N
orders entrusted to cur care, with promptness and
despatch. ftU
No extra charge for Boxing and shipping.
Circulars and descriptive price list sent free IN
any address on application.
klNNARD, DREHER 4 CO.,
10 Seneca St, Cleveland.
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1855.
TR1TRLRR;s RFG1sTER-

no. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boato, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, I47 Superior street, next
door to tire Weddel House.
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OPTICAL.

T 5. PERLEY, the reliable OpiiciAD, still
- . continues to give universal satisfaction in tho
practice Of his profession, No. I33 Superior street.
johnson House Building.
n9-ltl rs TO the advantage OF all, when so dc;i-
cate eBenfe a. that of sight is CONCERNED. / deal
with one q acknowledged skill, who makes no fslSe
pTetensions; also a full assortment Of Optical and
AAtAaRsticA gRatEuRsR iEjIS
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6dlaf uno Der 9eierteur bot babel alerlei
b6ie Gebantsn gebubt in ienem tudii6en Sept.
Denn bic beioen, maBt Sbr Mil n, !6err, tuaz
rem alte 8efannte, Der. 0eierteur unb Der @raf,
uno batten i6pn enmal nit einanoer gu tbun,
unt Elm Meibsbilp, mein' i6 lit es eewelen, poer
tpeIden Span iie ionit miteinanoer m6oen ee>
babt. gBie nun Der 9eierteur 70 baitebt unb
oentt ioq id jebt bid falt MAIDEN poer ioa id
es nidt, ba Wl6t pl6bli6 Der Groi auf. llno
neil ct elm 9id)t bat pOr ieinem Bette bremen
laiien, ertennt er ben Sob1nnes - Sobannes
Selfe bieB Der sWann nit ieinem ri6tigen g(a@
men, ertennt er 9leid iein @eii6t, uno oa er
Spoesi6red befpnlmen bat uno na6 einem
Wtener Ooer OOlG, ben er auF ieine,u Gii6lein
pOr oent-Gett lie9en gebabt. se9riffel unb 1T
unD bal Dem Selfe baS in ben
Gals itOben wollen. Ser 8 lie aber nidt faul
fabt pes @rafen Nrnt, uno nun ringen le uno
Der Selte erbdlt nit oemDt fer ems in Die Slip
pen, befommt aber 9lel6 parauf oas Uteiier gu
paden nno iti6t ben @tufen nan,it in bic Bruit,
Oob er ritdllnss iberitir3t uuf lein 8ett sltrIf.
llno oa faBt Der Selte lbn on Die @ursel unb
ltransulirt ibn nit Der 6uult, biz er bin it uno
raput 4a
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fHi::sN 3ouiS W1. 0Osber'S
g8!ii Mtarplano Snititut 6al HeitauratiDn,
5II-a $40. 20 Martet space.
Dem blef8sn isrpb iste bem du pdrttsen Yubfum EN-
peble i'd bterutt meine eufs S9Sne enser&ete QDrtb
t6af unb RefaurattGn.
aae Speien ab su ieber Ga8es'ett an baben
unb bic Bar TT fets NIT retnen Wetranten Sereben
~ .ifen be nn6 Rnarhsra fnhen eoer3ett Unter
m mon y 2Qfnl2dRtmni
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9entlde ltuO englii6e Sdule

Triebritb &napp,
SO. 20, 81 unb 33 !6Datcap StraBe,
iGras eesemaber Der Wsapur Office.
es pirb BON 13 ae6rern pOnfdnbiser 0fsal@, Spradz
@6reib, @eIaus nnb 3ei6nen tuterrit eriReilt GET
tionen I'M 9ateniI4en uuO run5FfiiGeu, owe I'M Saz
piepielen uu 9erlausen Sebrati9er nnterrtt IN per-
i6eDeuen &taiieu.
ir weibltfe 6anbar6eiten 1T cine 2e9rerin anseelt.
N1it Der 9Gule ilt etue Guru @nalt Derbun6eu.
@6HIer perben in Soft unb Sp9tS 9e@
upmmen.
gsS6ere austunt ertbeift ber 8rin5ipal Der Anitet
s. 9Mapp, 33 Sclieapftr.
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lSSortlebuns foL8t.l
Dr. Snntpe is {SOslar, aDmig=
reich SodnnDper,

eet0 S9dnnDUer,
bet NIT enen ben beliamaen uab trdfttsen STRAIT
tern breten Ar5ueen nnfebibar ans ra6 aue ee Eran
betten uele eseIastststteu I'm GseH Ober 8iuss
entlteteu, ale oa Nnb 1eg 3
Rrdmpls ieDer Art, insbeicubere Wtagentrampf,
9dmorrboioen, gbOlerazNnfdae, Diarrbae, 2D=
liten, Brehrubr, Sdrpinoel, 8ldbun9en, aopf=
idmer5, Nitbma, talte$ 6ieber, @pileplle.
SIN alien biefeu Sdaen Ia bas Or. ampe'fde ltrta
(per Bottle 81 BOTTLES ur sal unblbar uno wirt DfOr
Ge9en ebronifdsen t0srotfeten! Hbeumatisnams
btIft bte Or. G a n o. 10 il tt m s Salbe
per 5Or 81 9Oren 'lt s5l. N S&Derssen Baasn n'tt
benz g ~ r 5M8!etd aneespGubt, ifd3er.
Der NGtrppttpr eampf in Spsat Iat etnen ~ 6roBen
&uf bdb Dattenten allen Ibetlen ber gDeIt su tim
fr6nten bat 9pus RapoIepa TN Sabre 1862 DOB etne
entertainments S ais unbtlbar eriart mar turtrt un
bat 9eenDart8 auset erea 1000 Dattenten Nab uni
Sern Ste tbntslte 5amit pannDoer 3rrbfarit @pn
fanttn RnBaKb nebR Semablin wnb 5etap9 bon al'
tenture neba ECbtet tn 8ebanDlunS.
Sn Baltimore Sci u. 8peeler s. g.. Setb 8. 5ante, 4
aencamp gasporiS unb alien aneern NpGtbfen 81 tdben
5GuptbepDt fin Dtnrttt &rluniba 81. Gsrtftant, 81
% ADenie. 9Baibtnetpn, p. 6
4 Smpprttrt bon Dr. Dsitfca, & Co.,
tGft27--l ND. 482 2rp1tmap, 3lep yDrf.
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9e(C6dftS=A An5eigen.

6. g. GfbarDt,
Sape5irer,
Np. gtprb Sisb na9e 8altimOre 9tr,
bal furtwabreno etne Nuswabl pDn Sapeten unb n.
terpDrbdnae (Sbabesl mad ten nenefen Wufern ins
3u btut8en Yretien.
3tmnSer merDen NIT Der befsn Sprsfalt tape5trt.
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Ggpre6s

Ggpref.Mn,ei9e.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
SfU. @93 aS. >SSaltmOrcftr
Sine reue Qtnie pon Baltimore
Cine neue Qinie mad Ni6monb.
Gine neue 2inie nah Betersburg.
Sine neue 2inie nab Norfplt.
Gine neue 2inie na6 gitp 8Dint
Gine neue 2inie no6 Sort Wprrpe.
Die 9arneen @rpre6 bat bas ausibleBlide Yri.
Stle9um an ber neuen Oamprltnte erfer Ga bon Bal.
more mad ben Drengen1nnen Yl0sen
R1F Seiteuuneen, nn @nter 0bjubDlen tpDGe man In
No 2O3 W SaltlmDrerase e6seben unb bteieIbea erben
prompt abgebclt.
etDtnsfOn, Ebsms[en 4 g.
- @tsenttumer'
S. o. 4 SER "a. Naent. tnis--lmh
Oie ein;i9e &itlie,
bic 25er. ct. Nplt nneA Nibmono
tdsli2 befSrcert.
fFzs~ S1eue DampficbifT= =3tnte,
sfsEs@=sesS ssEssze1ssass 3d9lin
bon Baltimore mad,
Sort Wtonroc, Norfpif, Stu Nnint unb
Sticbmenb.
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