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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-08
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Oct S, lSJ9-lm. Delaware count


NVIINF TO UNEUIIU KS.
: \ HIS is I" give notice, that the suhscri-'
:? bcfS Cecil county, have obtained from
III" Orphans Court o! SAID county, !cltcrs OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
Samuel C. Eciicl, late OF !Iumcrdon county !,
New Jersey, deceased. al persons having.
claims against The sand deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof daily authenticated, on or before the
4th day of October. 1906 they may other
wise. by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under
our hands thl> SIh day of October, 1859.
SAMUEL WARNE,
CORNELIUS S. CNNKLING,
Administrators of $ rmucl G. Eclcl, decd.
TeSt~-JAS. McCAvLEY, Reg.
Oct 8. 1S59-Gw.
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Household & Kitchen Furniture +:
TRUSTEES SALE.

DI virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cccll county, in chanccry tine under
signed Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKroN, ON
Saturday, The 5M dag Of Noecmbcr, neri,
at II O'Clock \. NJ, all that Parcel of Land.
in CCcll county aforesaid, owned by John 4.
Field and Elizabeth Field, his wife.
This ,J,nrrtv Contains
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New HoUsE.-Mr. VIM. Jones, is
building fine new brick dive ling house, on
B tow Street, between the dwellings Of +. A.
Ills and VIM. j. Jones.
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I7John, did Mrs. Green get the medicine
| ordered e. II guess So" replied John,
g for | SOW Grape on the door the next morn.
inp"
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NOTICE is hereby given to tho creditors
OF Thomas S. Thomas, deceased, to file
their claims, with the vouchers thereof, IN
the Office of the Clerl; Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, within three months from
and after the day of sale.
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Oct s, 1So9--ts. Trustee.
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20 Acres, 9 Roods j. u PerPhcs,

more or less, and is improved .%-"yI
by New and wrll-bnIt Frame. isS$.2.s3s
DWELLiNG house, Of con t's$is iE5
vcnicnt size. ~ =. rsss,4--A
1t is located on the Nottingham a0l Mar
ley roads, and adjoiMs the lands of Mis-. Ann
Bouldcn. 1t is in ihc immediate neighbour
hood OF the Lowcry farm, owned by Col.
John G. Groonc, and is about tour miles
distant from ElIiton.
TERMS OF SALE :-Ona-half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
OF sale, and the other halt at the end of six
months from the day Of sale; the credit pay
mcnt 10 be secured by the bond Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and to bear
interest llom the said day OF sale.
GEORGE EARLE,
Eikton, Oc.S lSj9-ts. Trustee.
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H5apcs' NitrOsczliZed
SNDer-PhCSDhate Of Lime !

NNE HUNDRED POUNDS will equal in
" effect and lasting powers, One Hundred
and Eighty-fve pounds of Peruvian Guano.
1t has the experience of TEN YEARS, and
all who have tried it, pronounce it the best
fertilizer now in use. r. W. P. ALLEN, Z
II South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Pennsylvania. Delaware,
and Southern part of New Jersey. Aug l3-3m.
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AcCIDENT.--O Thursday last son of
Mr.. James Denver, near Lords Factory, was
severely injured, by falling from chestnut
tree.
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EG.LeGH9N NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
~ will be held on
'Fed"esday, the 2ml dag Of NoremDer, 1859,
in the several Election Districts of Cecil
county at the usual places of holding elcc-
tons in said Districts, viz:
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The FAIR.-The fair, which has been
held in the Court House the last few days, for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church, has been
very numerously attended. The house is beau
tifully located and there is great variety of
handsome articles for sale. Much credit is
due to Mr.. Stephen F. Cameron for the
energy and taste manifested by him in the gen
eral arrangements. Mr.. FELTON,, President of
the Railroad Company, is much praised by
those connected with the Fair, for issuing
round trip tickets from various points on the
road. We understand the Fair will be con
timed next week, in the basement of the
Court House.
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TO FARMERS.
BAUGH'S
Highly Improved Raw Bone
EuNev- EShOSnhate Of Lime,

Manufactured from unburnt Bones. at DOWNING
fuN. PA. Wholesale Office and Store, No. 2C
South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
Fhe subscribers are exclusively engaged in the
Manufacture and Sale of this article, and would
respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
Dealers TO il Being manufactured under thoil
personal supervision. from. the RAW OR UN.
BURNED BONES, they can assure farmers and
the trade that it is perfectly Genuine Article
and super phosphate which can be recommended
as an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
They guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled
Burned or Roasted (for the extraction Of the Glue,
in its Manufacture
Price SIS per 1000 bs., (21 cents per lb.)
W Liberal terms to Dealers.
BAUGH & SONS.
Wholesale Office and Store.
No. 20 South Whnrves, Philadelphia.
~ 7For sale by DAVID SCOTT, ELKroN, Md.
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SnERii'FS SALE.

ESY virtue Of an Execution. issued out of
Ed the Circuit Court for Cecil county. at
the snit Of Hartman, Hntlin u Co., ag inst
the goods and chaitleS Of @. a. Thompson
Il Son, | have seized and taken in execution
all the right tide, claim, interest and estate,
Of the said Il A. Thompson, in and to a lot Of
Household 6 Kitchen Furniture /:
such as Beds. Bedding, Badstcads, Bureaus,
Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Mirrors, Looking
Glasses, Stands, Carpeting, &c. Also, II
lot Of Corn; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 22ad dag of October, 1859,
at the residence OF the said G.. 4 Thompson,
Port Herman, | will sell said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writ and costs.
C. Sale to commence at | | O'Clock A. u.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Oct 8, 1Sj9--ts Sheriff
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U7@When we received the card pur-
porting to come from Mr.. Vannort, we were
somewhat surprised, but did not for moment
think of its beinga forgery. Wc.give place to
the following reply from him, and if we are
able to ascertain who deceived us by the
card Of last week, we will have something
further to say. 1t was small business to say
the least:-
To HE poiers Of the SieM Diarici.--Tn a
former issue Of The Wing, my naine appeared
as Independent candidate for Constable. |
hereby beg leave to state that it was done
without my knowledge, by one who has
always been noted tor his depravity, for his
mean and contemplate actions, which have
rendered him obnoxious to all persons, and
by-word and reproach for every true gentle.
man. l am thankful that have friends in the
Sixth and still more thankful that he is not
numbered with them. WV. Jos. VANXoRr.
15rWe have from the garden of Mr..
John A. Wilson, ofElk Neck. citron weighing
Is pounds, and measuring sc inches in circum-
ference, a size VIC have not seen equaled in
the citron line.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug 9TH, 1861" Baugh s
Highly Improved Supcr-Phosphate of Lime
being made by process which was conrived in
my laboratory, | am acquainted with its qualities;
| regard it as superior to Super phosphate made
from bone, ash or burned bone. because the more
valuable portion of organic matter is not destroyed
in Baughs Super-Phosphatc. JAS. G. BOOTH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
July 40 1859 JIM
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NOTICE..

ENIIE County Commissioners, will meet al
Il their office, in the Court House, in Elk
ton, on TUESDAY, the llth inst, to exam
inc the Accounts Of and settle with Road
Supervisors Of 1859. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Oct 8, 1S59-lw. Comm'rs Cecil county.
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TRUS'TE E'sS SALE
OF ABOUT
I,l50 ACRES OF LAND.

IROS L Il l. = DALL
OF ABOUT
LILO ACRES OF LAMB.
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND
10y virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chanccry, the I'M
derSigued Trustee, will sell at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in the town OF
Elihon, on
1hmsdoy, The 10Th day Of November, merit,
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, all the Rca
Estate, in Cecil county aforesaid, whereo
Thomas S. Thomas died seized.
The most of this Real Estate is part and
parcel OF large tract called ,GioDivisom,'
and contains about
1,I5O ACRES, More OK Less.
1t is well located between North East and
Elkton, on the Phi!adelph Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, about equidistlnt from
the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The property is unimproved, but the
natural quality of the soil is good. Such
parts of it as are cleared could be YrszZ,sNss
cultivated to advantage in Peach ssss5S5s -
Trees. a thrifty growth OF \ Dung IN ~
CHESTNUT, now standing on
considerable part of this land,
| ADDS very much to its value.
survey Of the property will be made.
The land will be divided, and sold in par
cells to suit purchasers Plot showing the
division, can be seen at the Office Of the
Trustee, in Elkton.
The s.sle will be POSITIVE. All persons
wishing to purchase are requested to attend.
Z + r NJ S:-One- third Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash on the day of sale
onethrd at the end of six months, and the
remaining third at the end of twelve months
from the day Of sale the credit payments
to draw interest from the day of sale. and
to be secured by the bonds or notes Of the
purchaser, with approved securities.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
OF Thomas s. Thomas, deceased, to file
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OPENING NEW FALL DRY GOODS
oSilk, Shawls. Dress Goods Newest Style Dress
Trimmings. &c. from the best houses in Phu-
delphia Great variety Of Hosiery for childr en-
and full size, at the Dry Goods store of
Gets. L. BROWN, JR.
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~. -1:y7-zs,Thn Rev Mr.. Monroe will preach
sSs $3.50 in the Universalist Church, at
chesapeake City on TOMORROW Sunday
at TO- o'clock.
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nRY GOODS. &C.-SS cents Rich Dress
A1eilk, and rich | ulster black silk, Just rec lived
by Oct. 8 Il. BROWN. .JR.
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4 ebl cents Beautiful Autumn DclaineS,
q A2 and Nalencias Plaid. Just received by
Oct ). Il BROWN, JR.
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Ljlr0.

SCARBOROUGII.-D on the Sd inst. E.
RACHEL HARVEY, only daughter of. John
T. and Pauline NJ. Scarborough, aged lC
months and Is DAYS.
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tnas gay The Corner Stone of the new NJ =.
~ =. ,s,-,.i-a 4. Church, at Elkton, with ap-
propriate exercises providence permitting, }
will be laid on Tue sday Oct. 1lth at % p. NJ
Rev'ds. IL. F. llurn, Wm. Barnes. and VIM.
Uric. =. E., are expected to ofliciate on the
occasion. A large Teut and seats will be
provided.
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For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM II. PURNELL.
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q MEXICAN GUANO. This Guano. from
"a Tury's ltu fi eh:lttininga larger per centnge
oe Hnasulrt. Vi Aimedhan Bones contain
az sue by . IL ). Sites
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05

CWorSS iri, Oct 4.
FL0UR-Tbe market continues dull and
prices nominal. superfne can be bought at
t,5Oi 1853 bbls. were received the last u
hours
WHISKY--The market is unsettled and
prices nominal Holders ask an advance.
PRoVISIoNs-Since our last 200 hhds Bacon
sold at Sc for shoulders, and 81 Cor Sides
being an advance Of 14c. Bulk meat is held
very firmly at 7@9c.
GRoCERTEs-An active demand Tor Sugar
with sales of 300 hhds in lots at 7@sc, the latter
rate for choice. Molasses firm at 3s@3g. Cof
fee firm ut 1874
GRAlN-Whest is rather dull and price
dropping; sales Of 300 bush prime red at ,02
aud 300 do do white ttl TO-
Corn is in good request at 80.
Rye firm with sales Of l,lO0 bush 10.
Barley dull; sales go bush good Fall at 65
300 do do Spring at IS, aud 300 do prime d,
at Is.
Oats are in better demand sales Of 500 busl
at 4O@H.
oHEEsE--sales $50 boxes prime W. r
StsyS.
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ny the Overland maiI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.
Tho overland mail, 10 the 18th, has reach.
cd Jefferson City. Sufficient returns are re-
ceiyed TO insure the election Of the entire
Lecompton Democratic State Ticket, two
members Of Congress, Supreme Judge
State Printer, and large majority in both
branches Of the State Legislature
The Peoples Reform Ticket, Of San Fran.
cisco, is elected by majority Of 1000 to
1900.
just previous to The departure Of the mail
on the 9th, Judge Terry challenged Senator
Broderiok, which the latter seems TO have
accepted, as the meeting between the par
ties, on that day, was prevented by the po'
| lice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05

UTTAWA, 9. W. Oct. 4.
Prof La Mountain and Haddock came
into Ottawa to-day, having landed $50 miles
north ofthis place, in the Canada wilderness.
They travelled in their balloon 800 miles
were up but FIVE or six hours and were for
over four days in the Wilderness without
food. They were most proyidentially res
cued by Mr.. Cameron, who was hunting
timber with Indian guides.
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New York Market. !.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 4.
Flour dull and heavy Sales of 7 900 bbls al
4,50@4,60 for super state, 4,65@4 IS for extra
state, 4,5O@4 75 for super western, 4,7O@4 81
for common to good extra western, 5,25@5 ,4s
for inferior to good Shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. Canadian -four lower.
Rye steady.
Wheat duh and lower
Barley unchanged
Corn firm,
Oats dull
Pork lower.
Cut meats quiet;
Lard buoysnt.
Butter fair request.
Cheese steady.
Whisky quiet at 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
ArrlvnI OF thclTeutonin.

NEW YoRG, Oct 4.
The ship Teutonia from Southampton
on the 18th, arrived last evening, bringing
London files to the date of her sailing.
They contain Admiral Hopes report Of
the battle between the British and Chinese
at Laken, in which no allusion whatever is
made 10 the aid and comfort rendered the
British Commander by our forces on that
occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
GeorRIa EIectiom.

Au GUsrA, GA, Oct. 4.
The returns from the election held in this
State, are thus far very meagre and unre-
liable. Gov Brown is reelected by hea-
Wy majority in the 9th and 9th 'Congresson-
al Districts. The returns received so far,
indicate the election Of the Democratic can
didatcs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
ForeIan MAILS.

n. ", Oct. 4.
Il has been decided by the Postmaster
General that all the foreign mails for Aspin-
WALL Panama, Central America, &C., are to
be sent by the Vanderbilt steamer, Northern
Light, TO leave on the 9th inst from New
York. The matters Of the California mails
is still unsettled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
NEW EDrEI0N
or SsCG9l' 3 e1EaalasNE! /!
AT PAYNES.

A MANUAL ron ExFcurons ASo ApMfSlsrRA-
tors, in the settlement Of the Estntes Of
Deceased Persons; with Practical Forms.
&c, 80. BY Joseph K. swan, late Presi-
dent Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fifth
Edition; Revised, Enlarged, and Adapted
TO the Present Practice. By II. G. Noble.
Attorney at Law, Columbus with Notes oi
;he Enactments and Decisions down to
the Presont Time: BY II. J. Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, Of franklin
County. One Volume, Svo. Price, in
Law Binding, $3.50.
The character OF swans Manual is 80 wellknown,
that y would seem entirely unnecessary, AZ this
timei % say word IN commcndation OF A. The
present edition n believed 20 he much superior IN
every respect 70 any heretofore publishedi and
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mend " 70 the attention OF Members OF the Bar,
lrobate Judges, and Executors and Administrator
augt6
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EillibMSfering.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.
Walker and his men left last night, They
sailed from Berricks Bay, in steamer char
tered for that purpose. They attempted
clearance of Philadelphia, for Aspinwall
made to blind the officers. Harvey Maury
commands the steamer.
The Brownsville Flag says that the fever
is fast disappearing.
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GatfSt bV GtIfgrGVb.


N. Y, Oct. 4.
Collector Hatch refused clearance 20 the
steamer Philadelphia, for Aspinwall, on the
ground that II was alleged the steamer was
engaged in taking Walker and two or three
hundred men from Texas, Alabama, and
elsewhere, now encamped below the city
ready TO start to Nicaragua; ostonsbly
bound for Churruqua diggings, intending to
leave the 9TH.
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Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 4.
The Leayenworth election to-day, on the
question Of acceptance or rejection Of the
Wyandot, passed off quietly. The adop-
tion Of the Constitution is generally conce-
ded. Leavenworth city gives 23l majority
for the Constitution. Other precincts to
hear from will increase the majority.
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From VenzueIa.

NFw York, Oct. 4.
The steamer James Edgar from Charles
ton, wrs boarded by boat from the barque
White Wing, from Laguara, and received, on
board a messenger with Venezuelan pa
pers.
The French Chargede Affairs had been sent
out of the country on two days notice. His
opposition to the existing government, and q
participation in the late bloody revolution
are the causes alledged for driving him
away
Gen Rueben with the government forces
had taken the town of Marguetta, but the
rebels escaped.
The revolutionists, or rather robbers, had
committed the most outrageous excesses
numbering and plundering to fearful extent
From present accounts, however, the trium.
plants are at an end.
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Dayton & Michigan R.R.
Omen TO Tolado.

A ND FORM / Nc IN CONNECTION
n with the Detroit ana roiedo r. r., 40 mile, me
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago hail Road, %
TWO DAILY TRAINS
ON and after MONDAY, AUG. %, 1850, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
FIRST TRAIN--Leaveu At 500 q. m, arrives a.
Toledo at $50 D. m, Detroit 9, 80 D. nj connects a.
Niagara Falla, Albany, New York and Bostoni COM
nocts At Lima At ~ 90 A. with trains on the r. ~.
WA q. r. r, for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
AZ Fort Wayne A. 100 p M In timeto connect with
trains on Toledo, Wabash Western Road iot
Huntington, Peru and Logansport, and arriving q
Chicago At ], 40 D. ms In time 10 connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects A. Toledo win trains on n. s. n l. ~ n,
for Adrian aud Jackson, aud with trains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland and
Buffalo; also connects II sidney with ttAina on b.
I. Road, eastand west, and atPiqualor Columbus.
SECOND TRAiN-Leaves Day ton ~ ,s5 y. m con-
meets ~ Lima with trains on Y. H. w. G. n. n Al
n nidnight and arrives at Chicago at $40 a. M,
making close connection with all trains for the west
and northwest, and ut Toledo At a. m, connect
ing with all morning trains west and north and with
steam Boat for Cleveland and Buffalo.
sleeping Cars are attached 10 all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through TieKets Tor Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, and points Weat and Norih-west. Also fof
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern cities, aud
tor al local points on the BoefoDtaine and Indian
apolis H. r. can be had by calling on s. r. kiso, Tick.
agents ON the line.
fare as low as By any other route.
BE careful aud calf for Tickets bVway Of Lima.
L-fho rates 81 Freight TO all Points East or West
Will At an times be as favorable ssare charged bJ
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton aud Chicago
Pittsburg Toledo or Detroit.
sug2J NJ. SHOEMAKER, Snp't.
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QRnnNVILLn ANp MIAMIR. Il


Change of Time,
ln and after Monday, April II, 1859, untilfur
Otnor notice, trains will run as follows
Deaves Dayton Union Depot at $40 A.m.and
5,OOp. M. Arrive at Union at IL so a. m. and
7,JO p. IN.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at : AS a. M, and AS p. M.
arrives at Dayton at TO- So a. M. and 8,5 p. IN.
The 500 p. N. train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection at Un4Ou with the Express train on the
Beletontaine road, Tor Indianapolis, connecting on
ta arrival with trains for Lalay yette, Terre Haute
snd all points west, north and north west.
For tickets aud further information, apply tC
Samuel w. King, General Ticket Agent, Unior
Depot, 9th street.
II. G. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dec2
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Dayton, Xenia * Columbus IL. II
@@RaH

Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the East follows; Night Express at 20 a,
IN ;Day EXpreaHlO,Jb q. MI Accommodations, 10 p.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b,6S a. IA d;
No. Express, II, 80 M; Day Express, 80 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is 7 minutes
faster than dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p. h. WArman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, BaHt Third street.
Dayton, Xenia and ColumbuH-LeaVeH at @, 30 d.
m, and arrives At b,b3 Am.
Alireights left at the Depot by 3,30 D. m. will
forwarded same day, bv $50 D. m. Freights ar.
living AZ 5,6Sp. M, viii be delivered at s,tOH. IN.
J. DURAND, Supt.
e. WARMAN, Genr. Agt. aprlS