Cluster size: 95
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-09 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
elegant Real and Imitation
Laces ever offered in Cleveland, comprising
CoLlars, Sets of COLlars and Cuees,
SLeeve endS, BarBs, FLounoinGS,
EdGinGs, HandeerchieFs,
coIFsures and ShaWls,
In Point Gaze, Point Applique, Point Venice, Real
Thread, Blond, Honiton and Maltese, which they
offer at prices that Dery CopeTitION.
J. H. DWITT A 00.,
deol?and II Pablic Sqhare.
you wish to Buy a. BlaC
1Silk at a bargain, call on us.
TaTLOh, RISWOLD a0O..
to Superior strest
O
HRIs TMasGooDS!
8 taI wase e
now reany.
. H. DewAet e CO.,
dae 1sthY and 11 Fublio Sguars.
BaruaIns! SAraiNs!
DREss GOODS!
MrKed Do
ShaWIs!
MRKED. DOfN!!
CLOAKs!
MKASD DowYh.
All Winter Woolen Goods
At IMmenselY
ReDuced Prices
To close out, preparatory to Spring purchases.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 2CO.,
ianll217 Superior street.
Great Bargains in Bry Goods
o a ia
At
J. M. A H. I. hOWESs.
The Best Rargains in the City
a
CLOAKSI
.
comhrncin wir
HEAYY BEAVeR CLOAEs,
a
i DoLlarS1
230Superior Street, corner senecas
J. M.E H. T. HOWER.
janl6:189,dawy
Steam to and from the old Country.
frhe Well-KNOWn
ersofthe AEohor hINhof Steam-
ships, "Heeenld," "CledO-
NL," "BRITANI,"and "UNiTeDKiNeDOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from Ne
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow. Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerice,
Galwong or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments
RAtes OF PaSSaGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $o, payable in
American cUrrEnEY.
To New York from any of the above places t
Cabins $65 and $50; Stecrage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American curreney-
Those who wish to send for their frlends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A OO..
fan9,185Bowling Green, N.N.
F. THATCHer,
W. ARDnee, A W'NAIr.
ThATOHen, GArdner, Burt a
StOeace And produoe
OH HISSIOVHEROHANTS.
Office and Warchou. and 79 Merwin street,
OLEVET AOHIO.
Proprietors of the A UMION rAIlWaY,
shIe Aand CAnal Gratn ElevatoRs, (ad!
joining the New Freight Depot of the C. O. AO.
Railroad Oo, on Merwin street, having a storage
capacity, two hundred and fifty
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-10 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
WinTer HOSIerY,
For Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children.
noEBALDWINACO.
O
L OAKs!
E.I. BALDWiN SCO.
Continue, as always, to offer the largest stock and
best bargains.
ON FrIDaY Morning
Special attention will be calied to
SlacK seauer CLdars A 3 oltars
BLACK CAsTor seaver CLdaks at ic DolLArs.
BLACK ALL-WOOL SEAvEr CLoArs at i dolLs.
ONE PRIOE ONLF.
deceoBALDWIN A Co,
a tIdInenY! MiIne
.
or choicest styles of velVet BOnnets,
For largest variety of RIOH RIBBONS,
For DReSs and BONnet SileS and BiBBons,
For Ladies' HAtS, CAPS and TurBans,
For all Goods used by MILLINErs,
If you would find the best assortment at the lowest
ices, go to
MORGAN, ROOT A CO.'8.
BATTS, WICK AND WADDING.
A good Stock at
e moan, Ror00,S
Breaeeast shawls
HooDs And nuBiaS,
SCares And SonTaGs,
HOsiery and Gloves,
A choice assortment atd47
MORGAN, ROOt 3 0078.
declo
Laces for the Holidays!
J. H. DE WIIT A CO.
Open to-day the most elegant Rcal and Imitation
Laces ever offered in Oleveland, comprising
COLlars, Sets of COLlarS and OUFes,
SleaVe ENds, Bares, FlolincingS,
EdinGs, HAndKerchiess,
COIFe UrES and SHaWLS,
n Point Gaze, Point Applique, Point Venice, Real
Thread, Blond, Honiton and Maltese, which they
offer at prices that Dery CoMPETiTION.
J. H. DEWITT EOO..
deol?and II Pablio Square.
F You wish to BuY a BLaCr
Silk at a bargain, call on us.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD A 0O.,
$e, A7n a Bt Suporior street
ChrisThas Goons
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ROW READY.
J. M. DEWITT E O.,
37 and II Publio Squars,
BARGRIns! BArgAIRS!
DREss GOODS!
ed do
SHAWLS!
M RKEDDON!
CLOAKS!
MA kKeD DOwW;
All Winter Woolen Goods
At ImMenselY
reduced pricEs
To close out, preparatory to Spring purchases.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLDe CO.,
fanll2 Superior street.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods
oF All EindS,
At
J. M. E H. T. HOUERS.
THE HEST RorgaINs in the City
CLOAKS!
comhencin with
heavy BeAveR CLOArs,
six doLLarsI
230 SupehIor Street, corner senecas
J. M. E H. T. HOWER.
janl6:189idawy
Steam to and from the old Country
hE WELL-KNOWNe
I favorite Clyde-built iron Steam Isg
rsof the ANChOR LInEof Steame
ships, hireenld," "dledd ta
NI," "BRITiNI,"and "United KinGdoh,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiadg or Londonderrg. These vessels were bullt
specially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compariments.
RATES OF TASSAGE.
From Now York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, paayable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, paya'ble in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their frie ads can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANGIS MACDONALD A CO..
ans,196 6Bowling Ctreen, N.Y.
F. THATCHEN, .se
G. W. ArdeAI.
ThArohek, GARDNee, Buar a
Srorane and Peodloe
UOHH1s$10N HeRCHArts.
Office and Warehous " and 79 Merwin street,
CLEVEt. OH10.
Proprietors of the aa uNion railwaY,
ship and Canal Grain elevatorS, (ad-
joining the New Freight Depot of the O. O. A0.
Railroad Oo, on Merwin street, having a storage
capacity: two hundred and fifty
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-11 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
WiNTEe HOSIErY,
For Ladies, Gents, Missea and Ohildren.
noEI. BALDWINACO.
ChoAks!
EI. BALDWIN A CO.
Continue, as always, to offer the largust stock and
best bargains.
On FridaY Morning
Special atiention will be called to
SLACK BEaVER CLOArs AT A DOlLars!
BLACK CESTOR SEAVER CLDARS AT 40 DClLAss.
3LCK AL-WOOL SEAVER GIOANS AIIS DClIS.
One price onlI'
decBAlDWin a o;
MIhLiNher! MInLiNeex
For ohoicest styles of velvet BOnnets
For largest variety of RIch RIBBONS,
For DReSS and BOnnet SilKs and BiBBons,
sor Ladiss hat, oaes and Tokbare,
For all Goods used by MILLINers,
If you would find the best assortment at the lowes
prices, go to
MORGAN, ROOT & C0.8.
BATTS, WICK AND WADDING.
A good Stock at
hondan, hoor 00,'S.
Breaktast shawls
Hoods And Nubias,
SCARES AND SONTAGE.
HOSIeex And GLovEs,
A choice assortment at
MORGAN, ROOT & C0.8.
deol
Laces for the Holidays I
J.H. DE WITT S CO.
Open to-day the most elegant Real and Imitation.
Laces ever offored in Cleveland, comprising
COLLarS, Sets of COLLaRS and CUFes,
blnave Ends, Bakns, sLobnoingS,
EdGinGs, Handkerchires,
Ovlee Urhs and ShAwlS,
In Point Gaze, Point Applique, Point Venioe, Real
Thread, Blond, Honiton and Maltese, which they
offer at prices that Derx CoMPEPITION.
. H. DEWE 0O,
deol Tand II Publio Square.
FY0u wish to BuY A BlacK
Silk at a bargain, call on as.
Ta Lon, riswold & oo.
$p27 Superior strest.
fhIstMas GoodSI
nIN GREAT VARIEIY.
NOW READY.
. H. DEWIET A CO.,
das 7 and II Publio Squars.
BaRuAINs! SARuAIns!
DRESs GOODS!
MeKed Dowat
SHAWLS!
MRKeDDOwn.
CLOAKS!
M KK ED DOFN?
All Winter Woolen Goods
At Immensely
ReDUced PriCes
To close out, preparatory to Spring purchases.
TAYLOR, GrIswOLd a CO.
fanll 217 Superior street.
Great Bargains in bry Goods
OF Ald KiNDS,
J. Ml. AH. I. HoWEnS.
The Eest Rargains in the City
In
CLOAK SI
Oohhencin with
HEavI BEAvER CLOArs,
SIx DoLLArSI
230 Superior Street, corner Seneca.
J. M.S H. T. HOWER.
janl6;183,dawy
Steam to and from the old Country.
HE WELL-KNOWN4
I favorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam 170
ers of the ANChOR LINEofSteam teNMreea
hips, "HIernl," "CiledO
NIA," "BRITANI,"aNd "UNITED KING DOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartmonts.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins 3120 and $100; Steerage 345, payable in
American currensy.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins 365 and 500; Steerage 825, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MAODONALD A 0O.,
jan9,195 6 Bowling Green, M. Y,
F. THATCHN, J
G. W. AeDee,A'eAir
ThAronEe GARDNer, suar a
stoeage and produe
UOHHIsS10 N HERCHANtS.
Office and Warehouzs 14 and 79 Merwin street,
CLEVALa. DOHIO.
Proprietors of the new nIOn BailwaY,
Shir And Canal hasa Mln aho, ts
soining the New Freight Depot of the o. O. A0
Bailroad Go, on Merwin street, having a storar
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-13 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
steam to and from the old country.
RHE WELL-KNOWN.
I favorite Clyde-built iron Steam-
ofthe ANonon himeol Steains
ahes EeNi. aLeLfs
tun te rIead ahnpen ringdo
a aaa a tee o o
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from Rew
York, carrying passengers to and from fvepocs
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiody or Londonderry. These veasels were buils
specially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartmeat.
DAAr aieaw
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $15, payable in
American ourreney
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gola
or equivalent in American currency-
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the agente,
FeANOIS MAODONALD A O0.
jans;1so
o olin con ae a
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-18 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Steam to and from the eld Country.
PhE WELI-KNOWNeN ta
I favorite Clyde-bullt fron Steam- YN
ars of the AnCuOR LIne ofsteam eeee
ip, "HiEeNl," "OledO
NI4," "BRItANI,and Unitedinodo,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgon, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Saliny or Londonderry. These vessels were bulls
psclaily for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartmeats.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $15, payable in
American currensy.
To Hew York from any of the above places:-
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIs MAoDONALd a OO..
lanß;196 Bowling Green, N.Y
From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1865-02-24 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
This text comes from a proprietary database and cannot be displayed due to copyright restrictions.
From The daily Gate City.
1865-02-24 | Keokuk, Iowa | View witness in context
Wringers, Flower Pots, Bird
Cages, Hird Seed,Se. A lot of choice Clover, Timothy,
Blue Grass and Flax Seed, on hand and for sale at 183
Main street.WICrEESHAM A CO.
feté-daw
TO AnD FoM The OLl
CoUNTrY.
The well-known favorite Clyde-Built
Iron Steamers of the AnChor Linn
of Steamsuips, "HIBERNL," "CAl
EDONlt," "erItiNNl uN
TED KiNGDO," are intended to sail
fortnightly to and from New York, car-
rying passengers to and from
Liverpoel, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford,
Cork, Limerick, Galway or Londonderry.
These steamers were bullt specially for the Atlantic
trade, are divided into water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places: Cabins,
$120 and $100, steerage, $45, payable in American cur-
rency.
To New York from any of the
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-02-25 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Steam to and from the old Country.
h E WELLKNOWN
favorite Clydebult iron Steam
ers of the ANOHOr lineofSteam-
ships, Hieerni," "CledO-
nI," "BeiTANId,"and "UNitedKinGDoM,
are intended to satl fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Oork, Limerick,
Gulibbg or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $55 and $56; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at those rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS HAODORALD $CO.,
jan9,95" RANDL SBowling Green, N. Y.
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-02 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Steam to and from the old Country
fhE WelL-KNoWn
I favorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam-e 1$0230
ars of the Anonon Lineof Steams wateae
HtBERNII, "IledO mamate
niA," "hRITINI,"and "UNitedainGDoM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Stcer poors
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwodg or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
speciaity for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-03 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
he old Country.
wliNC
A favorite Olyde-bullt iron Steams
brs of the A Nohor linEofSteam
ships, "HIeernI," "CAlEDO.
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
tiasgois, Bejfass, Dublin, Waterford, Oork, Limerick,
Galwdg or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air nigat comparrmente.
EATES UF FAbSAWE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and 350; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agente.
Ehanol MAODoNA Lb a GO.,
Jans,15 6 Bowling Green, N. Y.
a
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-10 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
I favorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam-o, P
ers of the ANGhor lIneofSteam-
shipe, "HIBeeNia, "Oledo e
NI," BeITNID,"and "UNiTedKiNGDOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
trisgot, betass, thotin, wutenore, Cors, intertew,
Galtony or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
specially
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-13 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
a
Steam to and from the old Country
vorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam-G I
ers of the ANOHoR LInEofSteam7
ships, "HIbeenlI, "CAledO an
MIa," "BEIEANI,and "UNITEDKiNGnON,
intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Olasgows, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Oork, Limerick,
Galwry or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciatly for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
ron se or af the aore
New York to any of the above places;
Oabins 5120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Oabins $05 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tioness at those rates from the Agents,
FRAnOls MAOnONALD 2OO.,
jans18 Bowling Green, N.Y,
h
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-14 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
st, Dublin, waterord, Cors, lameries,
Galteds or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantie trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
EATES OF rASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American CurrEnEy.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins 365 and 350; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANols MAoDONALD CO.,
jans:195 6Bowling Groen. N. Y.
Thi DaTesr stthr ear brors
Just received from ae e
PhrsioIansteesonIions.
The dispensation of Physicians' Prescriptions
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-15 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
from the old Country
I favorite Clyde-bullt iron steam Eey
ers of the AnOhor LineofSteam-7 eete
ships, "Hieernl," "CleDO-
NLI," "BeITANI,and "UNIrehinedOH,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Ork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were buflt
specially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Irom ney Fore to any of the above places
ins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
Lo New Tork from any of the above pinoes
$65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FEANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
O
ry.
to
W
A
A
On
est
and
not
Low
who
are
cure
it
cles
It
U8C
hea
just
Dress
es
swTtave
Phisicans FarSCritonS
dispensation of Physicians' Prescriptions
From The daily Gate City.
1865-03-20 | Keokuk, Iowa | View witness in context
Wringers, Flower Pots, Bird
Cages, Bird Seed, Ac. A lot of choice Glover, Timothy,
Blue Grass and Plax Seed, on hand
is so pra t
febe-daw
Sran ro an
A Co.
FroM the OLd
OouNTrY,
known
Iron Steathers of the Anchor Line
of Steamships, "HIBERNI," ""I
EdONia "neitannia, d une
tEd KiNGDOE" are intended to sail
ortnightty to and from New York, car-
rying passengers to and from
Liverpool, Qlasgow, Relfast, Dublin, Waterford,
cork, Llmerick,
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-20 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
A
Steam to and from the old Country.
Th I WRLIANoWN:
favorite Olyde-built iron Steam 1
ers of the ANOhOR LinE of Steam
ships, "HIEERNT." "C4FEDO.
lhis
MI, "BhlTaI, and "UNlteLaintLo a
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glosgom, Betrust, Inotin, wuterforgd, Oors, taimcric,
Caltodg or Londonderrs. These vessels were built
speciafly
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-21 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
t, Cleveland. mhl8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
hWELL-KNowN ge
o on
"HIBErNI," "CALEDO.
NIA," "BRITNL,"and "UNitedKinGDOM,
are intended to sall fortnightly to and from Now
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpoot,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
pecially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartmonts.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above place
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payablo in
American curreney.
Co New Tork from any of the above places
$65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MAGDONALD A CO.,
ans,18 Bowling Groen. N.y
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-22 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
EWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE. Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH A CI.,
E. MoDOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhis,R3
Steam to and from the old Country
ne welnown
invoase i aas anwi selate sat
of the anOsOR lInEofsteam
hips, "Hieernia," CledO-
NIA," "BEITANEA,"And "UNITED KINODOM,I
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgoio, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Gahony or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
pecially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight comparsmonte,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above plac
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
To Hew York from any of the above pla
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage 325, payable it
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRaNOiS MAODonALD A CO..
jand;195Bowling Groen. N. Y
Ty,
.
tion Agency for the sale of United States Treasu ry
srte tharr inn
he
.
at.
OUR YOUNGFOLKS.
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Giris, edited by J. T. Troweridce, eAIl
HAMiltON and LUOY LArCDM. This Maga-
zine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. Wit
the issue of the April number it will have an e
tablished circulation of 50,000 coples. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religiou
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification
From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1865-03-23 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
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From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-24 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
50 Cents to $100.
TRANSPORTATION.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF ON1O
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROHETNESS, CARE AND DiSPITCE.
This well known Line of First-class Ser
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the b ail
roads for Hoston and all points in Kew
ngland; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oawego with a Line of first-tlass Oanal
Boats between
O8WE80, TBeY, ABArI AND KEU 70A,
Forming a DAilY LiNe between
Boson, NeW FOrk,
oGdensburgh, CApe FioeNT,
OSWEGO, and
Oleteland, toledo e Detroit,
And a TrI weeely line for
ChICago. Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGENTS.
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BEEED, 74 Fearl Strect, New York.
JOHN HOCRING,78 ate Street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY. Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape VincENT.
OHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A BAYES. Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. BALE, Wilwaukee.
N.J. HOWE. Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH e Cs.,
N.K. MoboLE, Cicveland.
Passenger Agent. Cleveland. mhi8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
IpHe WeLI-KNoWn
L favorite Clyde-built iron Steam-
ers of the ANOuor Line of Steam-
ships, "HIBErNI," "CIledO
Ni," "BrITInld,"and "UnitedKiNoDonI,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiodg or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
pecially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartmonts.
ATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and 350; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANGIS MACDONALD ACO.,
jan92195 6 Bowling Groen. N. Y.
PERIODICAtS.
Oue young Folns
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Eoys and
Girls, sdited by J. T.IRowBridge, Atl
HAMILION and LUOY LA RGM. Thi Maga
zine has already attaintd a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. Wit
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 copies. It is cor-
dially commended by both the secular and religiou
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juveni'e Literature, while the expressions of
gratrfication the publishers daily receiverom pa
rnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magszine answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class al agasme in every
respect, and they wilt spare neisyf labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to the
young readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always wele me, and shall be expected with plea
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-25 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
d be addressed to
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otosR No 140 SueERIOR STTREEe, CLEVELAND, O
AI PuBLiSHErs PrcES.
CATALOGUE.
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The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF ONIO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
netwoen
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROMPTNESS, ORE ANd DISPiCH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the bail-
roads for Hoston and all Poinis in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Raitroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego with a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
osWEe0, Tr07, ABArI AnD reW 10SN,
Forming a DAILY LINe between
BosTon, NeW ForK,
OGdease brgh, cpe yinceNt,
OSWeG0, and
Clevelnd, toledo eDetrOIT,
And a trI-WeeelY Line for
ChiCaGo. Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGentS.
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Tearl stregt, New York.
JOHN HOCKING,T StATE Street, Boston.
GEO, A. EDDY. Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O J. HAlE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE ChicagO.
PELTON, FRENCH CA.,
NoK. MoDOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhi8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
he WeLL-KNOWn
I favorite Clyde-bullt fron Steam-
ers of the ANOHOR LINEofSteam-Ch
ships, "HIBERNIA," "CALEDO.
He
NL," "BEITNL,"and "United eiNGDOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from Ne
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgots, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwody or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage 545, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places
Cabins 865 and 850; Steerage 325, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agonts.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO..
Jan9t195 Rowling Groen. N. Y.
PERIODICALS.
Oue foun FOles
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Giris, sdited by J. T. IruwBridse, eAll
HAMiltON and LUOY LarGoM. his Maga-
ine has afready attained a cir ulation unparal
leied in the history of magazine literature. Wi
the issue of the April number it will have an e
tablished circulation of 50,0 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and relgion
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
grat fication the publishers daily receive irom pa
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magazine answers a wan
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
ishers to make it a first class Magaz ne i every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall
always welc me, and shall be expected with plea
The stafr of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. SToWe, H
W. LONGFEUlOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O.W.
HOLES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
RED.
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as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
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TrOPOLI TAn
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TEaNseortation.
The
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OF ONiO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
Letween
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROMETNESS, CRE AND DISPITOH.
This well known Line of First-class Scrow
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the bail-
roads for Boston and all roinis in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Viricent and! New York,
and at Oswego with a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
OSuE80, I07, ASARI AND aEW 10rk,
Forming a DailY Line between
BOSOn, New FOrk,
OGdenSrurgh, Cpe fiNoENt,
O8WeG0, and
Cletelnd, ToledO A DerOr,
And a trI-WeeelY Line for
ChiCaGo. MilwauKee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Agents:
J. MYERS, No.9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Fearl Streot, New York.
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A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALDISON, Oswego
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH e CO.,
N. K. MoDOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agnt, Cleveland. mhi8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
Th E WELL ENOWSa
favorite Glyde-built iron Steam- ir a
ers of the ANOHOR LINEofSteam-rleae
ships, "HIdeeNl," "Oledo, eeatseen
NI," "BeIeANI,"and "UniedkindOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Wateford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGe.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
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fan9,195 Bowling Groen.N.Y,
pEriODiCals.
Our Young Foles
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, dited by J. T. IrowBridse, oAil
HAMILtON and LUOY LaECoM. This Maga
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leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religion;
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishers daily receiverom pa
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magszine answers a want
that is universally felr. It is the aim of the Pub-
ishers to make it a first class msgazne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always wole, me, and shall be expected with plea
sure.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
mong many prominent names: Mrs. 870WE, H.
W. LONGFElloW, JoHN G. WHITTIEr, O. W
HOLMES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
KNID.
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PROPOSALS.
phorosals wil, ne aEoEived
at the office of the City Civil Engineer until 2
'clock P. M., Monday, April 34, for trading and
Taving the roauway of St. Clair strest hill. Also,
at the same time and place, proposals will be re-
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-29 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
D FOE A CATALOGUE.
BuY Your Pravers Ar
Send ForA
Send the money for any priced Album
est in the' State for tale money, am
A Gift worth from
wiTh each BOOKI
All communications should be addressed to
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Located at
aI PuBlishers PrIcEs.
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CA TA LOG UR.
you want, an to
G MASIUSTa .
50 Cents to $100.
TRANSPORTATION.
Northern Transportation Co.
OF Of410
Is prepared to Transport Fersons and Property
between a
Boston, all Foints in New England,
rew Iork and the trest
WITH PROMPTNESS, CARE ANd DiSeATOH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hall-
roads for Moston and all foirts in Net
England; at Cape vincent with the Nalrads
between Cape Vincent and New Yoris,
and at Oawego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
08WE80, Tro7, ABArI ARD NEW I0RN,
Forming a DAILY LINe between
BOStON, New yOek,
OGdenSrgh, Cpe iNoeNt,
OsWeG0, and
oleyeland, toledo a detroit,
And a trI-Weeely line for
ChICago, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDLATE POKTS.
AgENtS;
J. MYERS, No.9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Pearl street, New York.
JOHN ROOKInG,7Sa'e street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY. Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo,
E. B. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukes.
N.J. HOWE. Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH OO..
N. K. ModoLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhis.R
Steam to and from the old Country
ThE WELLEBoWRsa
favorite Clyde-built fron Steam
of the Anonoe lineor steamWarey
ships, "HIBerNi," "CAlEDO-
Ni, Beia i, and UnlI eh iNwLUH,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiong or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and airtignt compartiont.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American curroney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and 350; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
an:195 Bowling Groen. N. Y.
PERIODICALS.
Oue yoong FolKs
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, sdited by . T. IKow bridse, Al
HAMIlTON and LUOY LAhCoM. This Maga
zine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
ieled in the history of magazine literature. Wir
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 coples. It is cor-
dially commended by both the secular and religiou
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the exprersions of
gratifcation the publishers daily receive from pa
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magszine answers a wan
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class hiegaz'ne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always wele me, and shall be expected with plea
aure.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names. Mrs. STowe, H
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
KeId.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
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dress for 2 cents each.
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perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorize
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as well as subseriptions should be addressed to him.
Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
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Publishers, Boston.
AGEnts WanteD in every city and town
For particulars address.h. Ahlbon,
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PROPOSALS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
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OF ONtO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
bee
Boston, all Points in New England,
Rew fork and the west
WITH PHOMrTNESS, CABE AND DISPATOh.
This well known Line of First-class S
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the bail
roads for Moston and all Points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
betwe n cape vincent and New York
and at Oswego with a Line of first-class Oanal
Doats det ween.
989E30, Ino7, ALBaaI AnD NEW IorS,
Forming a DAIlY Line between
boston New Fork,
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And a trI-Weeely Line for
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AGENtS.
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OHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
R. MATHNWS, Detroit.
O J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE, Chicago.
N.K. MobolE, Ceveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhi8.R3
Steam to and from the Old Country.
LlNwNA
A. favorite Olyde-bullt iron Steam-e Y
ers of the AnChor LIneofSteamF
ships, "HIBERNI4," "CLEDO.
, BTaI,and "Nitedido,o
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
Yerk, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Balwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
wote and airstight comparthents.
From New York to any of the above places:
Oabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
amoxlean ourrenoy
To New York from any of the above places
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in Amecican currenoy.
Anose who wish to send for their friends can buy
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PERIODICALS.
OUe foung Folns
An illustiated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, edited by J. T.I RowBrIDgE, GAIl
HAMILToN and LuOY LarCoM. This Maga-
sen inalready attaind a eir nlation unparai
in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es-
tablished circulation of $0,000 copies. It is cor-
dinlly commended by both the secular and religion
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
grateficatien the publishers daily receive rrom pa
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magazine answers a want
ut is iversaly fer. It is the am of the pa
ishers to meke it a first class magazine in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always wele me, and shall be expebted with plea
IC.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent pames: Mrs. SToWE, H.
W. LonGfElLOw, JohN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLWES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MaYne
REID.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad-
dress for 20 centa each.
JoHn H. AnMon, at Baver's Book Ftore, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only anthorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
39 Atlantic bonthly
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-03-31 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
roads for Boston and all points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
betwe n Cape Vincent and New York,
ad at Oswego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Doats octwoon
981E60, I97, ALBArI AND rEW TOrN,
Forming a Daily Line between
BOSTON,NEW FORN.
ocdensburgh, cpe pincenz,
OS WeG0, and
CleFeland, toledo a detroi,
And a ThI-weekly line for
ChiCAG0. Milwaukee And
INTERMEDLATE PORTS.
AGENTS:
J. MYEES, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
D. BGEED, 74 Tearl street, New York.
oHN WOCKI8G, 7 State street, Boston.
GE0. A. EDDY. Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent,
OHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES. Toledo.
E. R. MATHSWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, PRENCH A Ces.,
N.K. ModOLE, Cieveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhi8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
the WELL-KNOWN
ts of the ANOEORLINEOrSteaMF LMMST WEWF.
ships, "HIeernI, cledo. eams
MI," "BeITNI,"and "United KiNgDOhf,
are latended to salf fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,!
Ulasgom, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
pecially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
wates and airtight compartments.
LATES OF FASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places
ains a an seerake o payable in
American curreney.
To Rew York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
these who win to send for their friends can buy
tiehese at shese rates from the Agent.
RRAnOs MAonONALD A CO.
jans:19 6 Bowling Groen. N. Y.
PERIODICAIS.
Ouk roung FolKs
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, edited by J. T. T rowBridee, All
sine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es-
tablished circulation of 50,00 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religiont
press, also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
sattheatien the publisners oally receive irom
r nts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magszine answers a want
that is universally felr. It is the aim of the Puh-
ishers to mke it a first class Asgaz ne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
espense in their endeavors to furnish to their
ung readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always wele me, and shall be expected with plea
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-01 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
ME TROP O
Glrt ooK
PerManently
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Ill
Bo0rs ank soln
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between
Boston, all Points in Now England,
New York and the West
FITH PROMPTNESS, CIRE AND DISPITCH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steathers connects at Ogdensburgh with the Eail
roads for Hoston and all goints in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Rallroads
betwe n Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oawego wiin a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
089E30, I07, ABanI Ad re t0rK,
Forming a DAilY Line between
Boson, New Fork,
oGdensbUrch, ape vinoeNt,
OSWEGO, and
cleFeland, toledo a detrOit,
And a trI-weerlY Line for
CHICaGO. MilwaUkee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Agents.
J. MYEES, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Tearl Streot, New York.
JoHN 10CE18G,78 ate street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY. Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MAtHEWS, Detroit.
O J. HALE, Milwankee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH CeS.,
M.K. MoDOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent. Cleveland. mhl8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
ThE WhLiL EROWNaA
favorite Clyde-bullt iron SteamS 12A.
ers of the ANChor lIneofSteame
ships, "HIBeeNI," "Oledo assses
NI4," "BhITANI,"and "UNItedKiNGDOM,
are intended to sall fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Wuterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiong or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
peciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RAtTES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above placer
Cabins $65 and 350; Stecrage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FEARCIS MAGDONALD A CO.,
jans:195 Bowling Groen. N. y
PERIODICAIS.
Oba young FolK
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
HAMILTON and LUCY LahCeM. This Maga
alne has already attaind a cir ulation unparal
ieled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es-
tablished circulation of 50,00 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religiou
press; also by all persons inter ested in the subject
of Juvenie Literature, while the expressions of
gratincation the publishers dally receive irom pa
rnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magazine answers a want
that is univ, rsally felr. It is the aim of the Pub-
lishers to moke it a first class Megazne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
y ung readers one whese monthly visits shall
always wele me, and shall be expected with plea-
sure.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent pames: Mrs. SToWE, H.
W. LONGFEblOw, JohN G. WhiTTIer, O. W
HOLES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MAYn
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscripti us payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
d7883 for 2 cents tach.
JoHN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all order for he
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-03 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Northern Transportation Co.
OF OniO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
wITH PROMPTNESS, CARE ANd DISPITCH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the Bail
roads for Boston and all Points in New
England; at Cape vincent with the Ratlroads
between Cade Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
08Eg0, T807, ABarI ArD NEW 79A,
Forming a DAilY LiNe between
BosgoN. Ne Fork,
ogdensrurgh, Cipe tinoent,
OSWeGO, and
cleheland, toledo A Detror,
And a TrI-WehrlY Line for
chicago. Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGents.
J. MYEES, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Fearl Streot, New York.
JOHN HOCRING,7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
OHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES. Toledo,
R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukes.
N.J. HOWE, Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH G. OO..
N.K. MoDOLE, Ceveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mh8R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
Th a thens a
favorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam-a Elg
thins hibernl," "CleDo-
NIA," "BEITANIT,and "UNitEd KINGDOH,I
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Lverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Lmerick,
Galwodg or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
speciaily for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and hirtight comparthientts
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and shn; Steerase ato, payable in
A marican curreneY.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins 865 and 350; Steerage $so, payable in gold
egntvalent in American currenCY.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tlokets at these rates from the Agonte
tes FRANOIS MACDONAld a Co.,
and,198 6Bowling Groen. N. Y.
pERIODICA1S.
oue roun Folas
An tliustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Oirls, edited by J. T. TrowbridgE, GAI
HAMILTON and LUOY LarCOM. This Mag
ine has already attained a ciroulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religions
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishers daly receive ren pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magazine answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class Magazine in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always welcome, and shall bo eapected with piea
Rro..
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names, Mrs. STowE, H
w. LONGFEllOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
RELD.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ade
dress for 2 cents each.
JoHN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cloveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
o. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for 30.
TICKNOR A FIElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
ny agents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J h. AmmoN,
mhi7h Agent, Oleveland, O.
DISSOLUTION, KC.l
DiSSOLUTIoN. The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the under
signed under the name of Hughes & Rockefeller, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ether par-
ty will attend to its unnsettled businols.
Arthur hugugs,
WM. ROCK EFLLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
HiSSOLUTION. The firm of Davis &
Vorce expires this day by limitation. M.Ss
Davis is authorized to settle all its busine s.
H. S. DAviS,
Tenstes for the Eatate of EMapot Getes
for the Estate of hafayette Vorce.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
MOTIOE.-I have this day bought the
17 entire inferest of my late partner and associa
ted myself with hiesers, Arthur nughes and tis
Rockefel or, for centinuing the Forwarding, Pro,
duce and General Commission business in this city.
I am grateful for the very liberal patronage be
stowed upon the late firr, and respectfully solicit
its continuance for the new one, where, with large.
ly inoreased facilities, I shall be happy to attend to
their interests as heretcfore.
HENRY S. DAVIS.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
Corakrn wnhf NoriLwe
have this day formed a copartner hip under
the name of Hughes, Davis4 Rockefeller, for con
t nning the Forwarding, Produce and General Com
mission business, in Sex on's Block, Merwin street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Arthur huGhEs,
HENrY S. DavIs,
M. ROCEEFELLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865. april,202
DRUGS S MEDiCINES.
Erues
A
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-04 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
or
METroPOLIT An
GIFT BOOKSTOREI
FErMANentlY LOCaTed At
Ae, 1to superfor street, Clereland, Chio.
Ml 300Ks ARE SO1D AI PUBtISHess PaicES.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
BUF FOUR PHOTOGRAPH ALEUMS AT THE HETRoPoLIras
SENd For A Desoriptive bAtalOGue-te
BUY YOUR ESSSES AT THE METROPOLITAN.
FOR A CAtAlOGuE
BuY YOur eeaters at The metropolitane
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
Send the money for any priced Aibum you want, and I will send you o
best in the State for the money, and a Handsome UIeF WITM EACH.
A Gift worth from 50 Cents to $100.
WITH EACH BOOKI
All communications should be addre
oto8.R3
No.
ssed to
D. Lincoin
140 SueERIOR STREET, CLEvELaNd, O
TRANSORTATION.
865 E
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF ONIO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROMPTNESS, CARE AND DISPaTOH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail
roads for Boston and all Points Iu New
England; at Capo Vincent with the Railroads
betwe n Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
989E60, Iro7, ASAnI And rEW tORk,
Forming a DAllY Line between
BOSTON, NeF Fork,
oGDENBUrGh, CpE viNCENt,
OWEGO, and
OleFelnd, toledo a detroi,
And a TrI-weeklY Line for
CHIcaGo, MilwaUkee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Agents
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. EREED, 74 Feari Streot, New York.
JOHN EOCKING,7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A.F. SMITH, CApe VincENT.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYeS, Toledo.
R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O J. BA LE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELToN, FRENCH A Cd
N. K. ModOLE, Ceveland.
Passenger Agent Cleveland. mhi8,R3
Steam to and from the old Country.
The WeLL-KNOWN$
I favorte Clyde-bilt iron Steame
rs of the ANOHOr LInEofSteam tet ee
ships, "HIBERNla," "CLEDO hEaSo-n.
NIa,EAr ENLd, and agNrTed grwoDoN.
intended to sail fortnightly to and from Ne
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, W'aterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiong or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins $120 and 3100; Steerage 345, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steorage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tlokets at those rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
Jan9t19Bowling Groen. N. Y
PERIODICALS.
Oue young Folns
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
HAMiLtON and LUOY LarCoM. This Maga-
zine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,00 copies. It is cor-
dially commended by both the secular and religion
press; also by all persons interested in the subjec
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratificatin the publishers daily receive rrom ya
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convincehom that the magizine answers a wan
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to meke it a first class Magaz'ne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to th
yeung readers one whese monthly visits shall
always welc me, and shall be expected with plea-
The staff of Contribators embrace the following
among many prominent names. Mrs. STOWe, H
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of ur Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
JoHN H. AHMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only anthorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trace
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
D. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $0.
TICKNOR A FiElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
$3 AGents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J.H. AmMoN,
mh17:h3 Agent, Cleveland, O.
blssolution, AC.
DISOLUTIN. The Copartnership
haretofore existing between the under
signed under the name of Hughes & Rockefelier, is
this day dissolved by mutual conseat. Either par-
ty will attend to its unnsettle I busine s.
WM. ROCK EFLLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 186
iSSoLUTION. The firm of Davis a
vorce expires this day by limitation. H.S.
Lavis is autho ized to settle all its busine s.
H. S. DaviS,
WM. VoRoE,
Trustee or the Estate of Lafayette Vorce.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
MOTICE.-I have this day bought the
L entire interest of my late partner and associa-
ted mys if with Mesers. Arthur Hughes and Wm.
Rockefel er, for centinning the Forwarding, Pro.
duce an General Commission business in this city,
I am grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
stowed upon the late fire, and respectfulls solicit
its continuance for the new one, wh re, with large.
ly inoreased facilities, I shall be happy to attend to
their interests as heretcloro.
HENRY S. DAVIS.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. We
o have this day formed a copartner hip uader
the name of Hughes, Davis t Rockefeiler, for con
t nuing the Fcrwarding, Produce and General Com
mission business, in Sex on's Blook, Merwin etreet,
Cleveland, ohio. Arthur huGhE3,
HENRY S. DAvis,
WM. ROCKEFELLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865. prid,203
truGs And Medicines- Tre
Af
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-05 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
00.
WITh EACh BOOnI
A All communications should be addressed to
D. LINCOLN.
No. 10 SuPERIOR STREET. CleveLAed, O
TRANS PORTATION.
The
Yorthern Transportation Co
OF Ono
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
betweth
Beston, all Points in New England
New York and tha. Wns
FITH PROMPTNESS, CARE AND DISEATCh.
This well known Line of First-class Scret
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail.
roads for Boston and all points in Rew
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
betwe a Cape wincent and New York,
and at Oswego with a Line of first-class Oanal
onts between.
989E60, 1807. ALBAKT AND NEW TORN,
Forming a DAilY Line between
ogon Ne Fork,
oedensrurch, cpe tincent,
08200, and
CleFeland, toledo a detroit,
And a TrI-WeeelY Line for
ChICAG0 MIlWauKee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGENTS.
J. MYERS, No.9 Astor Houre, New York,
D. BREED, 74 T earl street, New York.
JOHN H0CKInG, 78 a'e street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
ChAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALEER A HAYES. Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE, Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH e C.,
N.K. ModOLE, CIeveland.
Passenger Agent. Cleveland. mh18R3
steam to and from the old Country.
Thi WaLlASOan,a2
favorite Clyde-built iron Steam-es Eegune,
ars of the ANChOR LINEofSteam-7b.
hips, "HIrerNI," "OAledO
NI," "BeITNl,"and "UnitedkingdoM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerice,
Galwdg or Londonderrs. These vessels were bullt
pecially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
babins ls and i0o; Stecrage 525, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tlonets at shose rates from the Agents.
FEANOIS MAODONALD A CO.,
jan9,185 Bowling Groen. N. Y
PERIODICAIS.
OlK Young FolKs
An illushated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, adited by J. T. I RowBrIdse, SAll
hAmILToN and LUOY LARCoM. This Maga
nine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
teled in the nistory of magaziue literature. Wi
the issue of the April number it will have an
tablished circulation of 80,0 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religiou
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juveni'e Literature, while the expressions of
gratincatl a the publishers daily receive rom pa
rints, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magizine answers a want
that is universally felr. It is the aim of the Pab
ishers to make it a first class Msgasine ia every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
espense in their endeavors to furnish to thel
y, ung readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always wele me, and shall be expected with plea
u7e.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
mong many prominent names. Mrs. S1OWE, H.
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIEr, O.W.
HOLES, Mrs.L M. CHILD, Captain MaYne
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
coples ot our roung roins will be sent to any ad
los for tolita cae.
JoHN H. AMMOn, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only anthorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all order for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
Atlantic Monthly and our Toung Folks sent
to any address for 00.
TICKNOr A FIElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
a AGentS WanteD in every city and toWn.
or particulars address J.h. Ammon,
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-06 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
h each BoOKI
"All communications should be addressed to
D. LINCOLN.
otosNo
I TA
tOreI
LOcated at
tleveland, Ohio.
PuBLISHERs PricES.
CATALOGUE.
ANY ADDrESS.
The HeirOoltlar
CATA L OGUE.
you want, and I wiml send yen
B MiitnUa ar te Aas
50 Cents to $100.
140 SuPERIOR STeEET, CLevELaNd, O
TRANSPORTATION.
1865 ham
ThE
Northern Transportation Co.
of Ol10
pranared to Transport Persons and Proparty
between
Boston, all Points in Now England,
New York and the west
FITH PROMPTNESS, CARE AND DISPTOH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the bail-
roads for Hoston and all roints in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
betwean Cape Vincent and New York
and at Orwego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
08WE30, Iro7, ABArI AnD eEW T0RA,
Forming a DAILY LINe between
Boson, New FOrk,
Odensbach, Cpe fiNceNT,
OSWeG0, and
Oleteland, toledo A detroit,
And a trI-weeelY line for
Chicago, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDlATE POKES.
AGENTS!
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Fearl stregt, New York.
JOHN HOCKING,7 Srate street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHeWS, Detroit.
0.J. HALE, Milwaukeo.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
ELTON, FRENCH C.,
N.K. ModOLE,Cleveland.
Pastenger Agent, Oleveland. mhls,15
Steam to and from the old country
avorite ydebult fron steam a
ars of the ANohOr Lineof Steam ps
hips, "Hieernl." "OledO-
Ni Iti, and UNite aIwith.
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from sicerpoes,
Clasqow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerice,
Galiong or Londonderrs. These vessels were built
pecially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compar thodle.
From New York to any of the above places!
Cabins $120 and 6100; Steerage 545, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
EEANOIS HAODONALD A OO.,
jan,15 Bowling Green. N. Y.
PERIODICALS.
of
Our roUng FolKs
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, dited by J. T. I Roweride, AIl
hAMilton and loy lahcoh. This hlaga-
zine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an e
tablished circulation of 50,000 copies. It is cor-
dially commended by both the secular and religion
press; also by all nersons intorested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishers aily receive ron a
rnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magazine answers a want
that is universally felf. It is the aim of the run
ishers to make it a first class Magazine ia every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits chall be
always wele, me, and shall be expeoted with ples
The stafr of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names! Mrs. STowE, H.
W. LONGFElLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MAIne
REID.
Terms 82 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
JohN H. AMNON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only anthorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subsoriptions should be addressed to him.
on. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for t0.
TICKNor a FiElDs,
Publishers, Boston.
aents wanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J.h.Ammon,
mh17h3 Agent, Cleveland, O.
DiSSOLuTiON, &C.
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-06 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
eral patronage be
stowed upon the late fire, and respectfally solicit
its continnance for the new one, wh re, with large.
ly increased faoilities, I shall be happy to attend
their interests as heretcfore.
HENKI S. DAY1.
Cleve'and, April 1, 1805.
Cora aenromar Aorte iwe
have this day formed a copartner hip uader
the name of Hughes, Davis A Hockefeller, for con
t
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-07 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
O
TRANSPORTATION.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
Of Onio
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
nolwoen
Boston, all Points in New England,
Rew Yorh and the West
WITH PROMETNESS, CARE AND DISPITOH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the bail
roads for Hoston and all Points in Ne
ingland; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
betwe-n Cape Vincent and New York
and at Oawego with a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
08WE30, Ir07, ABArI Aed eW 108N,
Forming a DAILI LINe between
BOSTON,Ne York,
OGdensrurge, Cpe viNoeNt,
OSWEGO, and
Oleteland, Toeedo a detroIT,
And a trI-weeelY Line for
ChICaGo, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGentS.
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor Houre, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Tearl Streot, New York.
JOHN HOCEING, 7S'a'e street, Boston.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WAlKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH A Cas.,
N.K. McDOLE, CIeveland.
Paseenger Agent, Cleveland. mh18R3
Steam to and from the old Country
Th E WKLL ANowRas
favorite Clyde-built iron Steam-e WleA
rs of the ANOhor LIneofSteam? r
ships, "HIBEENIA," "OALEDO
NI," "BeIeANl,"and "united kiNGdOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from Ne
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places
Cabins $120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American ourreney.
To New York from any of the above places
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tlokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
jans Bowling Groen. N. Y.
PERIODICALS.
Oue foung FOlKs
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Giris, edited by J. T. TRowBridgE, CAll
HAMiLTON and LUGY LarCoM. This Maga-
zine has already attained a cir ulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 copies. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religion:
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratfication the publishers daily receive irom ra
rnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magszine answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class hegaz ne in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always welceme, and shall be expected with pl
sure.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. STOWE, H.
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
REID.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
JoHN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subsoriptions should be addressed to him.
DA. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $0.
TICKNOR A FiELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
aGEnts WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J.h. Ahimon,
mh17:3 Agent, Cleveland, O,
DiSSOLUTION, &C.
CO
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-07 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
e under-
. signed will be removed to our new warehiouse
adjoining the Union Elevator on April ath,
aps;200 OAbDNER, Burt 8 CO.
Orrarraresule NoriCh,we
have this day admitted John Poole as partner
in our business, which will he continued as usual
under the style of Hervey, Bousfied & Co.
HERVEY A BOUSFIELD.
April 1, 1865.ap
DISSOLUTION. The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the under
signed under the name of Hughes a Rockefelter, is
this day dissolved by mutual conseat. Either par
ty will attend to its unnsettle: busine s.
AsThUr HuGHES,
WM. ROCKEFLLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 1863.
DiSSoLton.The firm of Davis
Vorce expires this day by limitation. H.S.
avis is authorized to settle all its busine s.
H. S. DAvIS.
WM. VoRoE,
Trustee or the Estate of Lafayette Vorce,
Cleveland, April 1, 1865.
NOTTCE. I have this day bought the
entire inferest of my late partner and associa
ted mys If with Messrs. Arthur Hughes and Wm.
Rockefel or, fer cntinuing the Forwarditg, Pro.
duce an? General Commission bnsiness in this city.
I am grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
towed upon the late firn, and respectfally solicit
its continuance for the new one, wh re, with large.
iy increased facilities, I shall be happy to attend to
their interests ad nerticIore.
HENRY S. DAVIS.
Cleve and, April 1, 1865.
SOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.We
have this day formed a copartner hip under
the name of fughes. Payis a hockefeller, for cone
nuing the Forwarding, Prodnce and General Com
mission business, in Sex on's Blook, Mer win street,
Cleveland, Chio. ArthuR HuGhEs,
HENRY S. DAvis,
WM. ROCKEFELLER.
Cleveland, April 1, 1865. pritl,202
PAT
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-08 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Permanently lOcated at
No. 440 superier Street, Cleveland, Chio.
ILI
B0ues Af soll
SENd FOR A CAtAlOGue
CATALOGUES MAILED FreE TO ANY ADDreSS.
BuY tour Photoeraph AlBuMs at the hetropolitan
$ Send for A desorietive bAtaloGue
BUY YOUR SIBAES AT THE METROPOlitar.
ND FOR A GTALOGUE.
Buy Your Pravees At the Metropolitant
SEND FORACATANOGUE.
Send the money for any priced Album you want, and I will send you the
best in the State for the money, and a HandsOmne GIFT WirM EaleI.
A Gift worth from
With each BooKI
BAll communications should be addressed to
D. LINCOLN,
otos o ao ia o
aI PUBLiSHERs PrIcES.
50, Cents to $100.
TRANS PORTATION.
HE1865.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF OHlO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
Now York and the West
FITH PROMPTNESS, OIRE AND DISEITON.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdenaburgh with the hail-
roads for Hoston and all Points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Rallroads
betwe n Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
989830, I97, ALBEnI ARD NEW fORN,
Forming a DAIlY LiNe between
BosToN, Ne ForK,
owdensrurgh, cpe tinoent,
08W2G0, and
oLeyelnd, toledoe deTroit,
And a TrI-WeeelY Line for
ChICaGO, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGents;
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Fearl Streot, New York.
JoHN HOOKING, 78 a'e street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape VincenT.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HAlE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH CE.,
M.K. ModoLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhisR3
Steam to and from the old Country.
pihe WELL-KNOWNas.
A favorite Clyde-built iron Steam-es Eure
ars of the ANOOr lineofSteamY gee nae
ships, "HIBERNII," "CALEDO.
NI," "BRITNId,"and "United AiNGdoM,;
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgows, Belfust, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwodg or Londonderry. These vessels were built
speciatly for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Cabins 3120 and $100; Steerage $45, payable in
American currenay.
caddns tes tok hom any of the shove placcs
$65 and $50; Steerage 325, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANOls MAODONALD CO.
jan9195 Bowling Green. N. Y.
PRRIODICA1S.
Obr roeng fols
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, sdited by J. T. I rowbridge, OAil
HAMIlTON and LUOY LarCoM. This Maga-
ine has already attained a cir ulation unparal-
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-10 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
989E80, Ino7, ASaRI AD REW I0EN,
Forming a DAIlY Line between
BOSTon, Ne Fork,
OGdenerUrgh, Cpe FieenT,
Os WeG0, and
GleFelnd, ToledO e DetroiT,
And a trI-WeeklY Line for
ChIcaGo, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Aents
. MYERS, No.9 Astor House, New York,
D. BREED, 71 Pearl street, New York.
JOHN HOCKING,7 S'ate street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A.F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MAtHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwankee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH A C.,
N.K. Modole, Cleveland.
er Agent, Oleveland. mhiskr
Steam to and from the old country
n e
a voe debu on eni
ars of the ANChOe bine of Steam
ships, "HIBerni," "CledO.
NL," "BRIT4NIA,"and "UNITedKiNGDOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
GRasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galwdy or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
pecially for the Atlantio trade, are divided into
water and air-tight compariments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places:
Oabins $120 and $100; Steerage $15, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send
From The daily Cleveland herald.
1865-04-11 | Cleveland [Ohio]
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From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-12 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
e under-
1 t signed will be removed to our new Warehouse
adjoining the Union flevator on april oth.
aps,200 OAhDNEr, Burt ACO.
OhraerarEsule NoTowe
have this day admitted John Poole as partner
in our business, which will he continued as usual
under the style of Hervey, Bousfle'd & Co.
HERVEY A BOUSFIELD.
April 1, 1865.ad
DiSSOLurioN.The Coparinorshie
heretofore existing between the under.
signed under the name of Hughes & Rockefeller, is
this day dissofved by mutual consent. Either par
ty will attend to its unnsettled busine s.
ArTHUR HuGHES,
WM. ROCK EFLLER.
Oleveland, April 1, 1865.
DiSSoLuIoN.The firm of Davha
Vorce expires this day by limitation. H.S.
Davis is authorized to settle all its busine s
H.S. Davis,
WM. voroE,
Trustee for the Estate of Lafayette vorce.
Oleveland, April 1, 1865.
MOTIOE. I have this day bought the
. entire interest of my late partner and associa
ted mys if with Messrs. Arthur Hughes and irms
Rockefel or, for centinuing the Forwarding, Fro.
duoe and General Commission business in this city.
I am grateful for the very liberal
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-12 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
ril 3, 1865. an3,206
PERIODICAIS.
Our foung Foles
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Giris, sdited by J. T. TRowBeidgE, OAil
HAMILTON and LUOY LARCOMI. This Maga
zine has already attained a oirculation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the April number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 coples. It is cor
dially commended by both the secular and religious
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishers dally receive irom pa
rnts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magazine answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class Magazine in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in therr endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall be
always weloome, and shall be expected with plea
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. STOWE, H.
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O.W.
HOLmES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
REID.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 2 cents each.
JoHN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him
no. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for 30.
TICKNOr a FiEldS,
Publishers, Boston.
AGents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J H. Ammon,
mhi7:3 Agent, Oleveland, O.
DiSSOLUTiON, &C.
HISSOL UTION. The
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-13 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
nd Fesight
s For through rates and bills of lading, apply
at the Company's office,
109 RIvER St., Cieveland, O.
W. D. CUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARD, Agent, 240 Broadway, New York.
W. H DAruINo, Agent, 240 Broadway, and 23
South street, N K.
John S. Dunlar, Agent, to State street, bosron.
pili208
ThE
Northern Transportation Co.
oF Off10
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Froperty
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
Nots orh o tho iost
wss Uassis osa ta a
WITH PROMPNESS, CARE AND DISPATON.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the Bail-
roads for Moston and ail roists as ows
England; at Cape vincent with the natiroads
betwe n Cape Vincent and New YorK,
and at Oawego with a Line of first-Class Canal
boats between
989E30, Tn07, ABANT ANd neW T0A,
Forming a Dally Line between
BoSON, Ne FOrK,
ocdensburge, Cape finceNT,
Os WEG0, and
Oleyelind, oeedo a deTrOIT,
And a TrI-weeely ltne for
ChICaG, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
eeaents
J. MYERS, No. 9 Aster House, New York,
O. BREED, T4 Tearl Strest, New York.
JOHN HOCKING, 7 S a'e street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAs. ALliSON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MAtHEWS, Detroit.
O J. HALE, milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH A C.,
N.K. ModOLE, Ceveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhis
Steam to and from the old Country.
Th h WALl-AROAaa
favorite Clyde-bullt iron Steam a
ers of the ANOHO LINeof Steamcaret
ships, "HIrErnI," "OAledo e
NI," "Belianid,"and "united kiNgdoh,
are intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers to and from Liverpool,
Glasgowo, Belfast, Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Galiony or Londonderry. These vessels were bullt
specially for the Atlautio trade, are divided into
water and air-tignt compartmeuts.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York to any of the above places
Cabins 5120 and s100; Steerage 540, payable in
American curreney.
To New York from any of the above places:
Cabins $65 and $50; Steerage $25, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currenoy.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rafes from the Agonts.
FRANOIS MAODONALD A CO.,
jan9,195 7216
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-14 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
N.
1865.
1865.
Navigation Open to Dunkirk.
Notice to shippers
The ErieR.R. Steamboat Co's Line
Of First-class ScreW SteaMers will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily,
cennecting at Dunklre with the erie raile
WAI for
Ne York, BostoN, hirtoed,
New HAteN, Providence,
WOrCESTER, BRIDGE.
PORT, TAUNTON,
And all the Principal Cities and Toins in
the New England States.
ALso,
To Dunkirk and all Points on the Line
of the Erie Railway.
N Parties shipping by this Route can get the
benefit of the reduced rates via the Lake, both on
Eastward and Westward bound Freight.
For through rates and bills of lading, apply
at the Company's office,
109 RivER ST., Cleveland, O.
W. D. CUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARd, Agent, 210 Broadway, New York.
W. H DArlIno, Agent, 240 Broadway, and 23
South street, S. K.
JoHn S. Dunlar, Agent, 15 State street, Boston
pllizes
ThE
Northern Transportation Co.
OF O1o
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
row Iork and the west
WITH PROMPTNESS, WRE AND DISPITCH.
This well known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail
roads for Boston and all Points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oawego wiin a Line of first-class Oanal
boats between
989e30, Tro7, MBahI ANd BeW tOrA,
Forming a DAily LiNe between
BOSToN. Ne Fork,
ocdensrurgh, eee vinoent,
OSWeG0, and
GleFelind, oledo e dearoit,
And a ThI-WeeelY Line for
ChICaG0, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Agents.
J. MYERS, No.9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 Fearl Street, New York.
JOHN HOOKING, 7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. $1TH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES. Toledo.
E.R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE. Chicago.
eELTON, FRENCH OO.,
N.K. ModOLE, CIcveland.
Passenger Agent Gleveland. mh18R3
HATS AND CAES.
e a a
breat
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-14 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
. Att'y.
Steam to and from the old Country.
HE WELL-KNOWN .
I tavorite Clyde-built iron Screwg tu
Steamships of the Anchor line,Pae
"HIrernl, "BeItinl," co
Cledonld, and "United KingDOM."
are intended to sail fortnightly between New York
and GlaSgow.
These Steamers were bullt specially for the At-
lantio trade, are divided into water and air-tight
compartments, and are fitted up in every respect
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of
passenges. An experienced ourgeon accompanies
ach ship. The rrovisions will be properly cooked
and served in unlimited quantities.
RATES OF SASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, G'asgow, I ublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, ac:
Cabins $65 and $50; Ir termediate, 885; Steerage
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agenta.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
apl4,13 Bowling Groen. N.Y.
AUCTION SALES.
From The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser.
1865-04-15 | Pottsville, Pa. | View witness in context
Caledonia; -
; . • Britannia. .I.loited Kiogioan,,
are ., Intended to sail fortnightly, between , New. York and
Glasgow. ...
'• These Stentheri were built specially for .the,Atiantle
„lade. are *Alividcal Into water and: air. tight anpart- ,
ments;andarc, fitted np.ineveiy respect to: insure the,
safety. comMrt and .ccinvenience.ot passengers*. • An
expaieneed surgeon accompanies each ship. The prit
visions will bel,toperly ‘v?oied, anti. senisd in anlitnit
From The Portland daily press.
1865-04-15 | Portland, Me. | View witness in context
'HlBKUMA,” *'CAI»MI>OJIJ A ,** ‘ BRITA»
wia" and **Uwit*d N ihodom," aro ;ntei.ded to sail
fortnightly between New York and Gla-row
Those steamers were built specially tor the Atlan
tic t«*ada, are divided into water and air-tigt.t «oir .
partmeeta. and are titled up in evc-y re-pet t tc In
aure the safety, com ert anl convenierce < f pannei -
gers. An experieco-d Burgeon accompanies etc i
ship. Thaprov si«»na wil he properly cooked, ant
served in unlimited quantities
Rni'i of Passage.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Be 'fast
Londonderry, tfc : '
Cabins, 865 »udS50; Interme !iate, 85: t aragu
826; payable in gold or its equivalent. "*
Those who wish to tend lor their irijnd- can bar
tickets at these rate* irrm the Ageuts 7
FUANCI8 MACDONALD ft CO
J»n»d4m_* Howling Preen. New
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-15 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
e funds,
apl32209
Steam to and from the old Country
The WKLlAnowe
favorite Olyde-built iron Screw
Steamships of the AnChOr Line,
"HIernl," "BeItinl,"
"OAledonlt," and "United KinGdOM,"
are intended to sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were bullt specially for the At
lantie trade, are divided into water and air-tight
compartments, and are fitted up in every respect
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of
passencers. An experienced Surgeon accompanie
each ship. The provisions will be properly cooked
ye in anamited quantities.
naes or eassae.
Ta and from Eiverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast,
Oabins $05 and $50; Istermediate, $85; Steerage
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FeAnols MAodOnald a co
apli:13Bowling Green, N.Y.
to
The State of o n o
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-17 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
by all persons interested in the subj ct
of Juvenile Laterature, wnas te cale feom ba
tha unblishers daily receive from pa
e uts, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
a e a tham that the magas ne answers a wan!
convince thou et ta i te atm of the pol
that is universally felt. It in te aim o ts
ishers to make it a first class Magazise in every
nes nd thay will spare neither labor nor
127 welcome, and shall be expected with ples
welcome, and shall be expected with ploa
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names, Mirs. 810WS, H.
HOLHES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYEn
aI erms ea ear inge ae
al useritons pavable in advance. Specime
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for a cene eat Baker's Book Store,
street, Cleveland, being our only auth
From The daily Cleveland herald.
1865-04-17 | Cleveland [Ohio]
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From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-18 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
eneral Com
mission business, in Sex on's Block, Merwin street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Arthur HuGhEs,
hEnrY S. DaviS,
WM. BOCEEFEL.LER,
Cleveland, April 1, 1865. aprill,202
Hohrt
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-18 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
do
are intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers were Iuilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti-
RATES OF PASSAGR.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bel
fast, Londonderry, &c.
Cabins, $e and $od, Tntermedats toz steer
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
trokets at these rates from the Agents.
FrANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
jan27-im 6 Bowling Green, New Yerk.I
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-18 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Steam to and from the old Country.
ThE WELI-ENOWSca
favorite Glyde-built iron ScrewS 7sd
Steamships of the ANchor lIne,7e
"Hiernii, "beitinl, tnwmals
"CIEDONL," and "United KiNGDON,"
are intended to sall fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were built specianly for the At
lantlo trade, are divided into water and air-tight
compartments, and are fitted up in every respect
inoure the safety, comfort and convenience of
pe72has CAn experienced Surgeon accompanies
eacir ship 2ha resisions will be properly cooked
and served in nulEalted quantities.
RATES OF PASSIGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Eelfast,
Londonderry, &c.:
Cabins $65 and $50; Intermediate, $85; Steerage
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANOIS HACDONALD A CO.,
pl4,19Bowling Groen. N.Y.
1865. 1865.
Eavigation Open to Bunkirk.
Notice to shippers
The EriSR.R. Steamboat Co's Line
Of First-class SCrew SteamerS will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily,
connecting at DunkirK with the erie raIl
WAY for
Ne FOrk, BOStON, FArTFOrd,
New Haten, ProtideNOE,
worcester, Bridge
POR, TAUNON,
And all the Principal Cities and Tbions in
the New England States.
Also,
To Dunkirk and all Points on the Line
of the EriE Rallway.
$ Partiet shipping by this Route can get the
bonent of tacvedaced rates via the Lake, both on
Eastward and Westward bound Freight.
D For through rates and bills of lading, apply
at the Company's omce,
109 RIvER St., CIeveland, O.
W. D. OUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARd, Agent, 210 Broadway, New York.
W. H DArlINo, Agent, 240 Broadway, and 28
South street, S. R.
JoHN S. DuNlAe, Agent, 15 State street, Boston.
aptt,30s
o.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF Onio
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England
Row Yorh and the West
WITH PROMeNESS, CARE ANd DISPITON.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the Hail
roads for Hoston and all Foints in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego with a Line of first-class Oanal
boats between
989E30, T97, MBAnI AnD sEW TORN,
Forming a DAilY Line between
BOsTon, New Fork,
ocdensrureh, Cae finoent,
OSWeGO, and
Olavelnd, toledO e Derort,
And a trI-WeeelY Line for
ChICAGo. Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGENTS.
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BREED, 74 PeARl STrEet, New York.
JOHN HOOEING, 7 StaTE STreet, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A.F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
O. J. HALE, Hilwankee.
NeJ. HOWE. Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH C OO.,
M.K. MoDOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mh
From Chicago tribune.
1865-04-18 | Chicago, Ill. | View witness in context
'‘HnEKHIA,” “ CAIETDOKIA," “BBITAH
HIA” and "TUniEB SIBGBOK,”
Are Intended to sail fortnightly between New York
andGloscowj
’ Tbcsesteaajerswere bnllt specially for the Atlantic
trade, and divided into water and aiMlziu compart
mccts, andare lilted up in ev-ry respect to iiuure tbo
safety,comfort and convenience oi paasemtora. An
experienced Surjeon accompanU-s each ship. The
provlslonswlll be properly cooked and served In on-
UmUed quantities.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow. Dnhlln, Bel fist,
Londoncerry,&e.: Cabins, $65 and £V}; Intermediate,
SSS; Sioeraae, $35; payable in gold or Its ennt valent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can bny
tickets at these rates from the Arent.
- FRANCIS aiACDOXALD & CO..
« Bowlin? Green, NewYork.’or
jataels7-lrotu-tas
From The Portland daily press.
1865-04-18 | Portland, Me. | View witness in context
nd.
H. B. CR«MWELL k CO., No. S8 West Street,
New York.
Deo. 8, 1882. • dtf
Steam to and T rom the Old Country.
giwfEjs?*. Th® well-known favorite Clyde-built
*?? Millr"'" steamers of the Ahchob Lin* of
SUalllUU|ls,''HtBeRKIA.” "CALBDODIA,” “BBITAN
;ia" and ”0un»J thodoHi,” are Intended to sail
fortnighUy between New York and Glasgow
Tkoif steamers were buUt speoiaUylor the Atlan
tic trad •, are divided into water and air-tight com
partments, and are fitted np in every respect to in
sure the saltty, com ort and convenience of passen
.•*■“ 0 * peri e nerd Burgeon accompanies etch
ship, iheprovslous will be properly eooked, and
nerved luanllmited quantities.
_ Safes of Passage.
To and iron Uverpooi, Glasgow, Dublin,Belfast,
ijondomterni, i/fc : Jl
Cabins, 886 and 860; Intermediate, 86; steerage,
**; payable in gold or its equivalent.
Tboso who wish to send for their friends oan buy
tlokets nt these rate! firm the Agents.
. ... fbancis Macdonald & co,
Jan9d4m 9 Bowling Green
From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1865-04-19 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
This text comes from a proprietary database and cannot be displayed due to copyright restrictions.
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-19 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
16th day of Aay,
1865, will be assessed by
mae wath the penalties at
17. R. S. HoRNBROOK, A. A
OCEAN TRAVEL.
e we eaow avorite olwe
I bullt tron Screw Steamships of the AnCiIor
ine ae
HIBernIa, 18t OAledOnia,
BrITANNIa,lunIted KinGdOM,
are intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow..
These steamers were toillt sspecially for th
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and afr
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provl ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti
ea e
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dubli, Be!
fast, Londonderry, &c..
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steer
age, $25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends cas buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCI MAGDONALD $ CO.
lanz7-im A Bowling Green, New Ferk, a
AUCTION.
House and Lot at A
From Burlington free press.
1865-04-21 | Burlington, Vt. | View witness in context
TeAM To Aad FroM the olD
countay.
e we o aoite ydeu
1 Iron Screw Steamships of the An-
CHor Line. HbekaI; bler
N4. Caledoni, United ki-
saesNe, $ if ara inrandad to salt torthialttw
between New York and Glasgow.
These Steamers were built specially for the
lantic trade, are divided into water and air tight
partmente and are fitted up in every respectet
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience onl
passengers. An experienced Surgeon accompanles
each ship. The provisions will be properly cooked
and served in unlimited quantities.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, ke,
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steerage, a
$2, payable in gold or its equivalent-
etiie dditba a
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALDA CO..
6
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-21 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
ED FrEe TO ANY ADdrEsS.
Buy tour Photoeraph AlBUh at the MerropolitaN,
de send for a desorietive Cataloue at
BuY YOUN BIBLES AT THE METROPOLiTAN.
SEND FOR A CAILOGUE.
BoY YOUr praYers At The MeTropolitaN.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
Send the money for any priced Album you want, and I will send you
best in the State for the money, and a HaNDSOME GHET WIIH EACH.
A Gift worth from 50 Gents to $100.
WIYH EACh BOOK.
"All communications should be addressed to
No.
octs-R3
D. LINCOLN.
140 SuPERIOR STreeT, CLEVELAnd, O.
TRAMSPORTATION.
stólim to and from the old country.
ThE. WAALL ENOWRga
favorite Glyde-built iron Screwgs B1e7e
Steamships of the Anchor line, bir
"Hiberni, "BeItinl, eseeare
"CAleDOnId," and "UNited KINGdOM,
are intonded to sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers wers built specially for the At
lantio trade, are dividad into water and air-tight
compartments, and are fitted ap in every respect
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of
passeneers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies
each ship. The provisions will be properly cooked
and served in unlimited quantities.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Bublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, &c.:
Cabins 365 and $58; Intermediate, $35; Steerags
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANOIS MAODONALD A CO.,
apl4;195 Bowling Groen. N. Y.
1865.
1865.
Eavigation Open to Bunkirk.
NOTTCE TO SHIPPERs.
The ErieR.R. Steamboat Co's Lins
Of First-class ScreW Steamers will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily,
connecting at Dunkirk with the Ehle rall
WAy for
New YOrk, BoSTon, ErtFord,
New HaYeN, ProvIdencE,
worcestee, eringe
POrt, TAUNTON,
And all the Principal Cties and Totns in
the New England States.
ALso,
To Dunkirk and all Points on the hine
of the Erie Rallway.
Partier shipping by this Route can get the
benefit of thg aeduced rates via the bake, both on
Eastward and Wectward bound Freight
90 For through rates and bills of lading, apply
at the Company's office,
109 River St. CIeveland, O
W.D. CUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARd, Agent, 210 Broadway, New York.
W. H DArlINo, Agent, 240 Broadway, and 28
South street, N. R.
JohN S. DuNLKe, Agent, 15 State street, Boston.
apili2bs
The
NorthErn TransporTAtion Co.
Of Ofi
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROMETNESS, CARE ANd DISPATOH.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hall
roads for Boston and all Points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
osweeo, Tor, At saer Aen seW ro,
Forming a DAilY Line between
Boson, New Foek,
oGdensurgh, eApe viNoenT,
OSWeG0, and
Gleyeland, toledo e detroit,
And a ThI-Weeely line for
ChicaGo, Milwaukee And
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Aents.
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BEeED, 74 Fearl streat, Rew York.
JoHN HOOKING, 7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAs. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES. Toledo.
E. R. MATHEWS, Detrolt.
O. J. HALE, Mfiaukee.
N.J. HOWN. Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH O.,
K. ModOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Oleveland. mhis
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-22 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
OHN, Auctioneer.
OCEAN TRAVEL.
He Well KNoWn Favorite olYde
built Iron Screw Steamships of the ANChor
LINE,
HibernIaledona,
BrITanNIaunted KinadOM,
are intended to sall fortnightly between Ne
York and Glatgow.
These steamers were I uilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided in to water and air
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve-
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti
Rates oF PASsae.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bel
fast, Londonderry, &c.t
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steer-
age, 325, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agonts.
a e aoo
m BowliNg Green, New Ye
From Chicago tribune.
1865-04-22 | Chicago, Ill. | View witness in context
QTEAM TO AND FROM TKfi
O OLD COUNTIiY.—The well-known favorite
Clyde-built Iron Screw Steamships of the ANCHOR
life, •
“HIBEBNIA” “CALEDOHIA.” * BEIT AH
HIA” and “UNITED KINGDOM,”
Are Intended to sail fortnightly betveen NcwYorE
and Glasgow.
These steamers were bollt
From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1865-04-24 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
This text comes from a proprietary database and cannot be displayed due to copyright restrictions.
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-24 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
O.
ANSpORTATION.
Steam to and from the old Country.
He Well-KNOWn
I favorite Olyde-bullt iron screws
Steamships of the Anoeor line, besies
"hineenI," "Beitinl, aicast
"Cledonl," and "United kinodoM
are intended to sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were bullt specially for the At
lantio trade, are divided into water
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-25 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
PEIO DICALS.
OUK FOUNG FOLKS.
An illustrated Mionthly Magazine for boys and
irle, adttad by J. T. Trowbridge, GAI
iAMILTON and LUY LAr0O. This Maga
nine has already attained a circulation unpatal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the Aprit number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 copes. It is cor
dially commended by both the secmlar and religious
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenfle Literature, while the expressions of
rents, and also from the Young folks themselres,
and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magaz ne answers a want
that is univ rsally felr. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class Miagezl e in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall te
always welo-me, and shall be expec ed wath plea
aure.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names Mr8. 81OW S, H.
W. LonoFELLOw, JOhN G. WhItTleR, O. W.
HOluEs, Mrs. L M. OhILD, Captin MAYnk
REID.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
noples of Ancoung kolss win be sent to any a
for 20 cents each.
JoHn H. AmMOn, at Baker's Book Itore, 209 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
ne. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $5.
TiCKNor A FiElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
w agents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J. H. AmMON,
mht7: Agent, Oleveland, G.
DRUgS a MediciNes
D70oe ais Metcana.THe
astontion of Fhysioians and all persons wis.
Tare and Rellable hedicines
a raspeosfully solicited to my stook, which comy ris
as compists assortment of svoryshing pertrin
YHE DuUG TRADE.
ad at prices to insure satisfaction to the purchaser
eNeal aNd EuniCal IasTrUNeate, Tantn, Foir,
VELCARIsed RUBEeR AEd VULCAnIsees,
of the lassst and mos? approved patterns, sold
manufsofarern' prioes.
Ferfumery and Fancy Articles,
in great variety. Also a stock of L1quors (asts
quairty) second to nons in market.
Agont for
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-25 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
Street.
OCEAN TRAVEL.
tthe well ENown favorite olYde
I bullt Iron Screw Steamships of the ANclok
LINe,
HIBernia,on
ana e eo
are intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers were I uilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited ause
RATES OF PaSSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bel-
fast, Londonderry, A6.?
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steer
age, $25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO.,
lanz?tm Bowling Green, New Yerk.
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-26 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
of Jusenite Literature, while the expressions of
gracifcation the publishers cally receive from pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince hem that the magaz ne answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class Magazine in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
es pense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always welceme, and shall be expecfed with plea
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names; Mrs. SToWE, H.
W. LoNGFEllOW, JohN G. WHITTIER, O. W.
HOLMES, Mrs.L M. CHILD, Captain MAYne
K1D.
Terms 82 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dresss for 21 cents each.
John H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
a. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $5.
TICKNOR A FIEldS,
Publishers, Boston.
sAGEnts WAnteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J. H. AmIMON,
mh173 Agent, Cleveland, O.
DRUGS A MEDiCINES.
augS AnD mediCiNeS. The
tisation of Physicians and all persons wiks
Fure and Reilable hiedicine
rsspentfully solicited to my stook, which compii
sez a coniplets ausortment of everything pertain
4A DRGG TRADE.
ad at prices to insure satiosaction to the purchasera
SSeTal Ahd SUrGICaL InSTrUMents, Theen, FoiE,
FEEDarIsd RUnEze AMD VULOANIeres,
I the latest and most
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-26 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
OCEAN TRAVEL.
phe well Known favorite olYde
I bullt tron Screw Steamships of the ANchor
LINe,
Hierniaaedona
BrITannIanTed Kinon,
are intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers were Iuilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and con
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bel
fast, Londonderry, &.
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steer
age, $25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FrAnCI MACDONALD A CO.,
an2? Im Rowling Green New Yerk.
NOTICE.
aOOl. EO
Ahk rensoes nate chals
From Chicago tribune.
1865-04-27 | Chicago, Ill. | View witness in context
;CTEAM TO AND FROM THH
hi* vJ'R* COUNTRY.—The well-known favorite
Clyde-built Iron Screw Steamships of the ANCHOR
“HIBEEKIA» “CALEDONIA." “BKITA3*
KIA” aad “UNITED KINGDOM,”
Are Intended to sail fortnightly between New York
ana Glasgow.
These steamers
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-27 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
on enturday, April 29th, 1885, at it
o'clock a. m.
Terms: CashS IaF. H. EheMaN,
Captain and Com. Subsistence.
MiaN Nelson, Auctioneer. he hs are-td
OCEAN TRAVEL.
The walt asows ravonire eibe
built tron Screw Steamships of the Anchor
mInee. io
CALEDONIa,
BRItannia uned KinGdon,
are intended to sail fortuightly between Ne
York and GlasgON.
These steamers ware I ullt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti-
ie
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow,
Dublin, Het.
londerry, .t
Cabins, $55 and $354 Intermediate, $35;
Steer-
age, $23, payable in gold or its equivalent,
Those who wish to send for their friends can bny
tickets at these rates from the Agenta.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A CO..
tane im 8 Bowling Graen, Naw
From The daily Gate City.
1865-04-29 | Keokuk, Iowa | View witness in context
e on
atended to sasl forinightiy to and
New York, and Glasgew.
hee staemers were wllt spectanly
for the Atlantie trade, are divided into water and alt
light compartments and are fitted up in every respect to
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-04-29 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
to his business.ald
OCEAN TRAVEL.
athe Well KNown FAvorite OlYde
A built Iron Screw Steamships of the ANChoE
LINe,
HIBERNIa,ledona,
BrITanNia, unted indoM,
are intended to sail fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers wore t uilt especially for the
Atlantic trade, are divided into water and air-
tight compartments, and are fitted up in every
respect to insure the safety, comfort and conve
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The provi ions will be
properly cooked and served in unlimited quanti-
ei as or assa.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bel
fast, Londonderry, ao.
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermodiate, $35; Steer-
age, $25, payable in gold or iis equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MAdDONAlD A CO
sanf7-4R 6 Bowling Green, New Yerk,
From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1865-04-29 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
This text comes from a proprietary database and cannot be displayed due to copyright restrictions.
From Cleveland morning leader.
1865-04-29 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
Magszi e in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whese monthly visits shall
always welcome, and shall be erpecied with plea
10.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. 81OWE, H.
W. LONoFEllOW, John G. WhItTier, O. W
HOLES, Mrs.L M. CHILD, Captin MAYne
REID.
Terms $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptiens payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
JoHN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to hil
Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for
TICKNOR A FIElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
waGents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J. H. Ahmort,
mh173 Agent, Cleveland,
DRUGS A MEDiCiNEeS.
Aruos And Medicines- Th
$ attention of Physicians and all perrons with
ing
Fure and Eeliable Medicines
a respeotfully solicited to my stock, which compri
as a complate assortment of everything portain
ie dhn TraDe,
and et prices to insure satisfaction to the purohaser.
DEKTAl And SueGICAL INSTrUMrees, Taeth, FoI,
uLcaHieed iueeee aNd VULCArisers.
af the latest and most approved patterns, sold
manufaoturera' pricer.
Ferfumery and Fancy Articles
a great variety. Alno a stock oj LIuORS tas to
quality) second to none in market.
Agent for
From Chicago tribune.
1865-04-29 | Chicago, Ill. | View witness in context
will bt properly cooked and served In un
limited qaan titles.
SATES OP PASSAGE,
, To and from Llvvpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, ftc.: Üblns, *SS and (50*. Intermediate,
ftS; Steerage, (2S; piyable in gold or Its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can bny
tickets at tbeae rates l»m the Agent.
FRANCIS MACDONALD ft CO.,
("Bowline Green, New York, or
JaHVeIS7-4m tu-tah
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-01 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
lass Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdenaburgh with te bail
roads for Hoston and all roints in
England; at Cape Vincent with the Rallroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at Oawego with a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats betwoon
059e30, Ino7, ASaeI AND NEW IOrK,
Forming a DAily LiNe between
BOSToN, Ne Foek,
ocdensrurgh, dpe vioeNt,
08WeG0, and
Oleteland, toledo a detrort,
And a trI-weekly line for
ChICaG0. MIlwaukre And
INTERMEDIATE POReS.
AGeNts.
. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BrEED, 14 Yearl strest, New York.
JoHN HOOKING, 7 Stare street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMIITH, Cape Vincent.
ohAs. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALK ER A BAYES, Toledo.
E. R. MATHeWS, Detroit.
O.J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE, Chicago.
relton, Prench
K. ModOLE, Cleveland.
Passenger Agent, Cleveland. mhi8r3
NOTICES.
ANE NOTICE--At a Meeting of the
L
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-01 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
arch 27 1865. m28,203 wy
PERiODICALS.
OUA FOONG FOLKS.
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Giris, sdited by J. T. TrwSridGE, GAil
hAMIltON and LUUY LaRdO. This Mega-
zine has already attained a circulation unparal
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the Aprit number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 cop es. It is cor.
dially commended by both the secular and religious
ress; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishers daily receive from pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magaz'ne answers a want
that is universally felt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to meke it a first class Megazice in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always welcome, and shall be expected with plea
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. SToWE, n.
W.LonrELlow,John G. whittier, O W
HoLMES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captain MAYn
REID.
Terma $2 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
Joun H. Amnon, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trad
a well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
s. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $5.
ToKnor a Fields,
Fublishers, Soston.
AGENt8 wanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address JH. AMMoN,
mhi Agent, Oleveland, O.
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-03 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
one but the best.
Send for a Pamphlet.
American le O.
Atwater Sulldins
fehat20117 Clevelane!
COAL.
hhenoNeS,
Wholecale and Rstatl Dealer fa
strip vein, Columbiann and Chippews
COALs a
OHos on O. A E. E. E. Fier. A1so, Ohice and gar
as Saolid street R. E. Orossing. Coal of an
Excellent quality for
STEa, GAs, GeAtes, Stoves,
0d0 or House Use.Alo, Anhracith Ooal
large or small quantities.
Orders respectfuily solicited and promptly attend
to. Coal for smithing kapt conitantly on hand.
Terme cestd mayisna
H. DewIte Coopen to-daY
ethe most elegant Black Silk Mantles ever offer-
in this market, together with a full lins of
Cloth Sacques, basques and Fitted Cots.
frweth!
To
I
MeTroPOlItan
GIFt BOoK storeI
PerManently
No. 140 Superior Street, Cleveland, chic.
ALI! 300s ARESoID Af pUBLISHERs pRIcES.
Send FOr A CatalOGue
CATAlOGUES MAIled Free to AnY ADdress.
BUY TOuR PHoTOGrAPH ALBUM At the hetropOlItaN,
te Send For a descriptive CAtaLOGUE ag
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BUY YOUR SRAYERS ATTHS METROpOLiTaN.
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Send the money for any priced Album you want, and I will send you the
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A Gift worth from 50 Gents to $100.
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octsR3
LOCated at
D. LINCOLN.
10 SuPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, O.
TRANSPORTATION.
steam to and from the old Country.
ThA WELIENOWN2
favorite Clyde-bullt iron Scres A tatos
Steamships of the AnChOr
Hieeenl," "Britania, utiil
"OALEDONIa," and "UNited KiNGDOM,"
are intended to sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were bullt speciarly for the At
lantio trade, are divided into water and air-tight
ompartmonts, and are fitted up in every respect
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of
passengers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies
each ship. The provisions will be properly cooked
and served in unlimited quantities.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, bublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, &o.:
Cabins $60 and 350; Intermediate, $35; Steerage
$25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tiokets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD $CO.,
apl4,19 6 Bowling Groen, N. Y.
1865.
1865.
Havigation Open to Dunkirk.
NOTIOE TO SHIPPERS.
The Erie R.R. Steamboat Co's Line
Of First-class SCreW SteaMrrs will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily,
connecting at Duneirk with the erie rail-
WAy for
New YOrk, Boston, HArtFord,
NeW Haven, eroFideNce,
worceser, Brige
PORT, TUNTON,
And all the Principal Cities and Toins in
the New England States.
Also,
To Bankirk and all Poiuts on the hine
of the Erie Railway.
1 Parte shipping by this Route can get the
benefit of to reduced rates via the Lake, both on
Eastward and Westward bound Freight.
S For through rates and bills of lading, apply
at the Company's office,
109 RivER ST., CIeveland, O.
W. D. OUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARd, Agent, 240 Broadway, New York.
W. H Darline, Agent, 20 Broadway, and 25
South street, E. R.
JoHN S. DuNLAe, Agent, 15 State street, Boston.
apil,208
$1865.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF OflO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PROHPTNESS, CRE AND DISPaTOH.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail
roads for Boston and all points in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
between Cape vincen and New Yori
and at Oawego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
9897E30, Ir07, MBANI ARD KEW IORK.
Forming a DAilY LiNe between
BOSTON, New rork,
oGdensrureh, Cpe fiNoENT,
OSWeG0, and
Oleyeland, toledo A deroit,
And a ThI-Weekly line for
ChICAG0, MilWakee And
INTERMEDlATE POrtS.
AGhnts?
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York,
O. BEEED, 74 Fearl Streot, New York.
OHN HOOKING,7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
A. F. SMIITH, Cape Vincent.
CHAS. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER A HAYES. Toledo.
R. MAthEWS, Detroit.
O.J. HALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENOM a O.,
N.K. MoDOLE, Oeveland.
Passenger Agent. Oleveland. mhl8tRd
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-04 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
oldier
but the best.
Send for a Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG OO.,
Atwater Buildin
sha:Clavolan"
COAL.
Lh EN JONaS,
Wholscala and Retail Dsaler in
trip Yeie, Columdizes and Chippews
COALS
on O. A P. E. B. Pier. Also, Onioe and Yar
at Enolid street R. R. Orossing. Ooal of an
Excellent Guality for
seean, As, Geates, Stoves,
or House Use. Also, Anthracite ooal
large or small quantities.
Ordors respactfully solicited and promptly attend-
Coal for smithing kent constantly on hand.
a. Tarre r mayISn
H. DewItTe CO. OPen toDay
the most elegant Black Silk Mantles
this market, together with a full lins of
h Sacques, basues and witted Coats.
H. DaWITT A 0O.,
2 Tand 1I PubliC Sqpare.
A
METRoPOlItan
GlFT SOOK STOrEI
rerManently LOCated at
To. 140 superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Al 300es are sold AT puBliShess PRices.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE
CATALOOUES MAILED Free TO ANY ADlress.
BUY YOUR PHOTOERAPH ALRLM AT THE wetpaparPEay
a mwa wi a
te SEND For A DeSCriptive CAtAlOGue
noI YouR SIELES AT THE METEOpOLITaN.
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BUY YOuR ERAYEES AT ThE METROpOLITaN.
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
rest in the state for the money, and a Bandsome GIFT WIIH EACH.
A i or o e
to $100.
WITH EACH BOOK.
EAll communications should be addressed to
octs Ra
D. LINCOLN.
No. 140 SUERRIOR STREET, CLEVELANd, O.
TRANSpORTATION.
Steam to and from the old Country.
well-KNOWN
elavorite olyde-bullt fron Serewa EteieeN
Steamships of the ANCHOR LIne.
Hienld," Beitini, wantnk
ahaboal4," and "UNited KiNodOn,"
are intended to sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were bullt specially for the At
lantio trade, are divided into water
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-04 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
ayable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad-
13S A Sa toHts caUH.
JouN H. AMMON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
so any address for 3o.
TIOKNOR A FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
FaGents WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address J. H. AMMON,
mhihAgent, Oleveland, O.
PROFESSIONAL
From The daily Gate City.
1865-05-05 | Keokuk, Iowa | View witness in context
spectally
for the Atlantic trale, are divided into watar and at
tight compartiments, and are fitted up in every respect to
insure the safety, comfort and convenlenee of persan.
evperienced Surgeon accompanies each ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
donderry, ae
eo asgow, Dublin, Belfast
ets at these rates from
the agenta
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-05 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
PERIODICALS.
OUK FOONG FOLKS.
An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Goys and
Girls, dited by J. T. TroweridGe, GAit
HAMTLTON and LUoY LAn0o. This Maga-
zine has already attained a circulation unpar al
leled in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue of the Aprit number it will have an es
tablished circulation of 50,000 cop es. It is cor
lially commended by both the secuiar and religious
press; also by all persons interested in the subject
of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions of
gratification the publishors daily receive from pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magaz ne answers a want
that is universally folt. It is the aim of the Pub
lishers to make it a first class magazise in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
axpense in their endeavors to furnish to their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall bo
always welcome, and shall be expected with plea
U7G.
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. SToWE, H.
w. LonUe EHlOwonn G. whIIaE, O. W.
HOLES, Mrs. L. M. CHILD, Captaia MAYne
REID.
Terms 32 a year. Single numbers 20 conts each.
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 2 cents each.
John H. AmMOn, at Baker's Book Store, 250 Su-
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as well as subsoriptions should be addressed to him.
Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for $5.
TonNor FIELDS,
Fublishers, Boston.
aGentS WanteD in every city and town.
for particulars address J. H. AMIMON,
mat Agent, Oleveland, O.
NOTICES.
Dart e
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-06 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
. ALLISON, Oswego.
WAlK ER a HAYES, Toledo.
R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
J. BALE, Milwaukee.
N.J. HOWE Chicago.
PEEcEN, FRENCH a Css.,
N.K. MebolE, CIeveland.
Passenger Agent. Oleveland. mhisr
PROPOSALS.
T BUILDERS.-Sealed Proposals will
I
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-08 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
. ALLISON, Oswego.
WALKER E HAYES, Toledo.
R. MATHEWS, Detroit,
han tilwankeee e
HOWE Chicago.
PELTON, FRENCH a Oes.,
M. K. MCDOLE, ClevEland.
Passenger Agent. Cleveland,
PROPOSALS.
fE BUILDERS. Sealed Proposals will
I
From The daily Cleveland herald.
1865-05-08 | Cleveland [Ohio]
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From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-09 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
land dally,
connecting at Dunkirk with the erie raIl-
Way for
Nef Fork, BoSton, HArtrord,
NeW HAveN, ProyideNcE,
worgester, Bridce
PORT, TUNTON,
And all the Principal Cities and Thiis in
the New England States.
ALsO,
To Bunkirk and all Points on the hine
of the Erle Railway.
Partie shipping by this Route can get the
benefit of the educed rates via the bake, both on
astward and Westward bound Freight.
S For through rates and bilis of lading, apply
at the Company's office,
1OD RIVER ST., CIevelanD, O.
W. D. CUSHING, Agent.
A. H. WARd, Agent, 210 Broadway, New York.
W. H DArlino, Agent, 240 Broadway, and 25
South street, E R.
JoHN S. Dunlae, Agent, 15 State street, Boaton.
apll:
a6
The
Northern Transportation Co.
Of Oflo
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
eil between
Roston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
wITH PROMpTNESS, CARE ANd DISeTOH.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail-
roads for Boston and all points in Sew
England; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New Norlt,
and at Oawego witn a Line of first-class Oanal
Boats between
08WE80, In07, ASAKI ARD REU TORK.
Forming a DAIlY Line between
Boston, New FOek,
oGDensBUrGh, Cpe viNoENt,
OSWEGO, and
Cleyelnd, oledo a DerOIt,
And a tri-WeeelY line for
ChICaGo,MilwaukeeAnd
INTERMEDIATE POrTS.
Aents;
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-11 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
d I will send you the
best in the State for the money, and a Mandsome Giet whei Eacr-
A Gift worth from 50 Gents to $100.
MITH EACH ROOK.
PAll communications should be addressed to
e eo
oca asoniee eo a e
s
TRAMSPORTA TIO.
ase lew on at te
Northern Transportation Co.
es Of Ov1
Is prepared to Transport
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-05-12 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
OCEAN TRAVEL.
he weLl Known Favorite olyde
A bullt fron Screw Steamships of the Anchok
LIE,es
HIeerNia,ena
BeIrannia, ion
are intended to sall fortnightly between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers wars Lullt especially for th
Atiantis trade, ase divided into water and air
light compartments, and are fitted up in avery
reapect to insure the safety, comfort and convs
nience of passengers. An experienced surgeon
acoompanies sach ship. The provisionswill
properly cooked and served in unlimited quantt
ties.
rates of PasSaon.
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Bublin, el
fast, Londonderry, ac
Cabins, $55 and $50; Intermediate, $35; Steer
ags, $25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends can bay
ticksts at these rares wrom the Agents.
eanoe maconad ao
oa os bowhns Grssn, Hiw YuNe
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-12 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
No. 140 SupERIOr STreet, CLeveLAnd, O.
Ed At
a.
THEMETROEDITAN.
UA TadoH
LOcated at
TRAMSPORTATION.
THE.
Northern Transportation Co.
Of OflO
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all roints in New England,
New York and the West
FITH PROHPTNESS, CRE AND DISPTOR.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the hail
roads for Moston and all Points in New
Ensgland; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
From The Portland daily press.
1865-05-15 | Portland, Me. | View witness in context
nd.
H. B. CROMWELL A CO., No. 88 West Street,
New York.
Deo. 6, 1882. dtf
Steam to and Yrom the Old Country.
%. The well-known favorite Clyde-built
suaim.ifi1 <HD, 8te#mc™ tt** Akohob Like of
'HtBBKWIA/’-'OAtBI.Oni.* ”' Bk,TAJ(.
•jaUswaassr
pnrtmenisland arc attod np in every respect U, in
iure the BB&Bty, com ort and convenience of passen
gers.
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-23 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
The staff of Contributors embrace the following
among many prominent names: Mrs. SToWE, H.
W. LoneFELLOW, JOHN G. WHITTIER, O.W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L. M. OHILD, CapTain MAYN.
ee1d.
Terms 52 a year. Single numbers 20 cents each
All subscriptions payable in advance. Specimer
copies of Our Young Folks will be sent to any ad
dress for 20 cents each.
JoHn H. AMNON, at Baker's Book Store, 259 Su
perfor street, Cleveland, being our only anthorized
Agent for the State of Ohio, all orders for the Trad
as well as subscriptions should be addressed to him.
e. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
to any address for 80.
TICKNOR A FIElDS,
Publishers, Boston.
a aGEntS WanteD in every city and town.
For particulars address. J. H. AmIMON,
Ohie State
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-05-24 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
ly
OCEAN TRAYEL.
Tae welt sroes ravorisoor
built Iron Screw Steamships of the Anohok
e1$$ thLne,
HIBernIa,aoao
BrItannIa. IunIted kinodon,
are intended to sail fortaightly between Hew
York and Glasgow.
These steamers were tullt especially for th
Attantic trade, are ividedoiete water ane ai
tight compartments, and are aitted ep in every
passengers. An ex srienced surgeon
accompanies each ship. The prert teas witt a
properly cooked and served ia valinlied asastl
oEates oF PAssaGllyeil hal
"To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Bele
ast, Londonderry, acl iitilean tn
Cabins, $65 and $50; Intermediate, $354 Staer,
age, $25, payable in gold or its equivalent.
Thoss who wish to send for their friends can buy
ticksts at these rates from the Agants.
FRAHGHS MACDONALD A 0O.,
BowLIng GRDON, HW Yar.
onolting anw evem sels
s poemoto' adr mos
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-26 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
No 140 SuPERIOr STrEeT, CLeVeLAnd, O.
$4 EUIStseC W Saa aa assawa
TRAMSPORTATION.
The
Rorthern Transportation C0.
OFO81o
prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Roston, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
FITH PROHETNESS, ORE ANd DISeaToH.
This wel known Line of First-class Screw
Steamers connects
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-05-27 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
es
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Ie wELL now
fayorite Olyde
A bullt Iron
Stsamships of the anome
Line,
GALEDONIA.
HIRERNIA,
EKETANNIA,
are intsfded to sall
unired sinGDOM,
fortnightly betweon New
York and Glasgos.lagisoedue
These steamers wors I ullt especially for the
Atlantic trade, ars divided ihts watar and air
tight compartments, and are atted sp in every
"pect to insure the sar ty, couafort and conve-
nience of passengers. An sassrivece suryson
ecoupanils sach ship. The provf tonr will be
preperly sooked and sarvedd io anlimited quanti-
EATES OF PASAGE.
To and from Livarpool, Glasgowg Dublin, Sel
.
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-05-27 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
a. i40 Superior, Street, Cleveland, Chio.
.
aF 300rs AEr sun
SEND FOR A
CATALOGUES MAIlED FRER TO ANy ADlresS.
BuF YOur PHoTograPh aleum at The heProPOlITaN,
sSend For A descrirtive cataloGuea
HuY VOuR BIHLES AT THE METROPOLITAR.
send for ottlogue.
BuV VOUR UPRAYEES ATTHEL METHOSOLtTAN.
ml o is EN DFORA OATALOG U E.
end the mouey for any prieed arbuim you want, and I wut send you
best in the State for the money, and a Bandsome GIet whrh
A wraseis rat
AAeiu b an whas
Wit eaer
"All communications should be addreste to THi140 41
D. LINCOLN.
octsRs" S7 No. 14O SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELANd, O.
Tan
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-06-08 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
2
TRAMSPORTATION.
The
Northern Transportation Co.
OF Onto
Is prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all roints in Now Ingland,
Rew Iore and the west
WITH PROMETNESS, OARE AND DISPATOH.
This wel known Line of First-olass Sorew
Steamers connects at Ogdensburgh with the Nail
roads for Boston and all roints in New
England; at Cape Vincent with the Ratlroads
From Evansville daily journal.
1865-06-12 | Evansville, Ind. | View witness in context
bullt tron Bere Stsamships of the Anehon
Le112
hieenIacaledOrIa,
BRitaeNia IUnited aIngDol,
are intended to sall fortnightly batneen hew
York and Olasgow.
These steamors wers I allt especially for th
Atlantic trade, ars divided into water and ar
tight compartments, and ars fitted up in every
respoct to insurs the safty, comfort and conve
nionos of passengers. An ay srionced surgson
coompanles sach ship. The provl ions will be
peoperly cooked and served in unlimited auar ti.
les.
HATES
From The Cleveland leader.
1865-06-22 | Cleveland [Ohio] | View witness in context
ILI
B00s are sod It
SEND FOR A
CATALOGUES MAIleD Frer To
BuY tour PhetoraPh AlBu
te Send For A descriptive CcataloGue
BUY YOUR BIELES AT THE METrOpOliTan.
SEND FORA CATALOGUE.
BuY YOur PraYees at
SeNDFOr A
Send the money for any pr'eed Album
in the State for the money, and
A Gift worth from
WiTH EACH SOOK.
All communications should be addressed to
D. LINCOLN,
octsNo.
OreI
Ohi
fuBliShers prices.
CATALOGUE.
ANY ADBRESS.
At the metroPolita
THE METROPOLIFAN.
UATAL O GUE.
you want, and I will send you the
a FandSOME GIet WIiH EaON.
50 Gents to $100,
140 SuPERIOR STReeT, CLeveLand, O.
From The daily Cleveland herald.
1866-04-20 | Cleveland [Ohio]
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From Milwaukee daily sentinel.
1866-05-05 | [Milwaukee, Wis.]
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