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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

Cry CouNcIL-PRo0EEDIsa LAST NrGHr.--
Nes Penstsntiary--The special committee
charged with representation of the interest OF
the city before the General Assembly were
instructed to notify them thatit is the opinion
Of Council that the additional Penitentiary
should be located noar tho city.
Lioenscs.-- 81, 1888 was reportedas last months
receipts for licenses, paid in by the Mayor.
Litigatiom.--The City Solicitor reported that
no suita had been commenced during tho week
IN which the city was interested.
The Capitalization Stock Schems of Me o.
and N. r. R. Co.-The Finance Committee re-
commended resolutions which were adopted
20 ayes, nays l-acoeptipg proposition Of w.
II. Aspinwall h Co. to pay to the city $62l, 500
In the new stock Of the o. and M. r. R. Com
pany, in full discharge Of tho obligations of
said Company to the oity; also, $lS7 900 of the
capitalized stock for cancellation of the lease
of wharf-being present value of the stock
tho city has heretofore held, the one million
dollars Of stock to be surrendered.
The Railroad Company to proceed at once
to fll up two thousand five hundred feet of the
wharf above Millcreek.
The McMieksa Bequest.--Mr. j. B. Warren 8
final report of collections of the MoMioksn
fund was fled, and future collections are TO be
made by the Secretary Of the Directors, T. b,
Disney. sfNS 8
Appropriation. reports fled
$3.50 appropriated for repairing with broken
stone East Front-street, in Seventeenth Ward.
$50 TO W. Il. Field, Collector of Wharfage al
foot Of Fifthstreet, two months salary. I i,
Nsw Route Of q Street Railroad.--The Com.
mittee on Roads and Canals reported resolu
tion authorizing the City Auditor to adver.
tise for proposals for the following route: Com
menoing on Front-streot at Main street
thence on Front to Sycamore, thence on Syca
more to Ninth, thence on Ninth to Walnu,
thence on Walnut to Twelfth, thence Of
Twelfth to Vine, thence on vine.strset (
Hsmiton-road; thence on Hsmilton-road eas
to Main; thence along Main-street to Front
street to the place Of beginning.
Further, that tho street railroad stand nov
on Main, above Fourth-street, be arrange,
on Fifth street Markct-space, where the stan,
of the Pendleton route ahall be provided.
After o lengthy discussion the matter wa
laid on the table till next meeting. Ad
journcd.
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Mr.. EMERSON THIS EvENIsG--Y. M. NJ. L.
LRorUREs.--Mr. Ralph Waldo Emerson, the
"Plato of America" will lecture before the
Association this evening on "Msnners," which
will doubtless be the most able and interest.
ing discourse of the season, as he Is the most
original thinker and one of the ripest scholars
In the country. Mr.. Emerson published, some
years sinee, an essay on "Manners" that is
unequalled, and We do not doubt his new leo
ture on the same subject will be excellent in
every particular. We would rather hear him
than any other gentleman in the United States:
he Is perhaps the only lecturer to whom we
have ever listened that does not weary US at
times. ste
We hope Mr.. Emerson will be induced to
give us o course Of lectures here before his
departure, or at his earliest convenience. He
has many admirers in the city who would be
happy to attend.
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A HEARTLEss PHYsrcnN-Rov. Mr.. Clay.
ton, the British Minister, and practical
Christian, spending most Of his time in visit
log the ndigent and suffering, heard day be-
fore yesterday of very poor woman, residing
in the lower part Of the city, who, about to
become mother, was In great pain and dam
ger. He visited the woman and immediately
dispatched o messenger for physician.
The person sent saw certain doctor--whose
name we withhold, In hope that he may ba
more humane IN future--and related the cir-
ounstanoes Of the needy female, but the ph jsi,
clan refused to 60 unless he received bis regu
lar fee. 'I' 's 71a ~
Mr.. Clayton aftorward called in person or
the M. D., stating that he could. not believe
any man 30 inhuman as be had heard he (ths
doctor) was; but the latter still refusing obstin
ately TO visit the woman, the minister departed
with his faith In human nature materially
diminished. -----ezs..-
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SsRIors ACCIDENT TO CHlLD.--A child
about three years of ago, daughter of Mrs.
Fennell, residing on George-street, near Bay
miller, was scalded almost to death, day be-.
fore yesterday, under the following ciroum-
stances: It appears that the servant was
doing some washing and had placed q tub Of
boiling water on chair which had been
turned upon its side. The child caught the
side Of the vessel and pulled It over, deluging
her entire body with the heated liquid. Be-
side being seriously injured by the burning,
she was also considerably hurt by tho tub,
which struck her on the head, bruising II
quite badly and knocking her senselesss. She
is still lying in critical condition, but 1t Il
thought she will finally recover.
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DEATH OF A WELL-KHowv CrHorNNArrAs IN
FLoIIDA,-Professo r. s. Bacon, Of the WE'LL
known Commercial College of this city, which
bears his name, went to Florida short time
ago for the purpose of recruiting his health;
but tho journey proved fatal, and he died at
Jacksonville, In that State, on the 2sth ult.
He was for many years resident Of Ciucn-
natl, and was SO highly esteemed that all who
knew him living will regret him dead. His
remains will be brought to this city for In.
torment, .. t-t .U.4 =. H.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE PHYsr

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE PHYsro-
MEDICAL INsrIrurE.-The commencement sx-
ercises usual in Medical Colleges took place in
the Physio-Medical Institute last evening.
Diplomas were awarded to the following mem
bers OF the class: Marcia @. Hammond, Ohio
William Lane, Canada; j. B. Smelling, Ten
nessee; George Hasty, Indiana; R. H. Homer,
Kentucky; John A. Hubbs, Pennsylvani
An address was read by William Lane, NJ. D..
on the part Of the graduates; and one alsc
from Prof. William Cook, NJ. D., tho Dean
which closed the exercises. The Professor
epjoined the cultivation of industry Of both
body and mind, o strict adherence to the
teachings Of nature, and Jealous devotion t.
the interests Of truth and humanity.
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POLICE CoURr.-Business at the Police Court
yesterday morning was remarkably dull.
Judge Lowe examined but sixteen cases, and
Of these only one contained any general In
terest. Eli .EF 1900.
Joel B. Pancoast, the mato Of the A. O.
Tylor, who, in the riot at the landing day be-
fore yesterday; stabbed Michael Connolly,
was examined and discharged, as it was proved
that hs acted merely in self defense. The
wounded man is still in critical condition
but the chances are in favor Of his ultimate rs.
covery. IL. IL. ---
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS
AT the regular session of the County Commits
sioners, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting, in the aggregate, to$273 AZ,
of which 500 were paid to Gibhardt & Bomb,
in full for stone work on the Carths 20 Luuatic
Asylum; $50 to the workmen on the new Jail
and $50 to e. @. Baldwin, for services on thu
State Board of Equalization. Apart from thil
no business of importance was transacted.
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ourRAarous AssAuLr.--A man nlnsd jaime

OUTRAGEOUS AssAuLr.--A man n1ned James
Gabriel, who resides at No. 128 Mound-street,
was maliciously assaulted last evening about
six o'clock, while on his way homo from the
leves, where he had been at work. He states
that . man met him while near the corner Of
Front and Main, and after using villainous
epithet, without cause, struck bim Q severe
blow upon tho head, which felled him to the
ground, and then fed. The outrage seems to
hAvo been wholly unproyoked, and tho scoun-
drel, If he could be found, should be vifited
with the hesviest penalty Of the law. Z
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAaE--
February1: E.
City.
n.W: CLARK, ESQ. Chicago, Ill; .. .t.,. .-
2. y. martindale, Esq, Kirkland. 0.
Mo. = : ~
MIS-. Flora B. Nicholson, Salem, Ind. .r
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LAW REPORT.
surERroR COURT.


MOTION FOR NEw TRIAL IN SLANDgR SUR
Ellen O. Ireton Peter r. Christman. In this case,
In which, In action for SANDER, the plaintiff ie.
covered verdict for $1,000 damages, motion was
made 70 Judge etorer for trial. on the grounds
that the verdict was against tho law and evidence,
and next that the damages we're e1cessve the Court
overrued the motion and entered judgment on the
The President, Directors q Co., of the Northern
Bank Of Kentucky vs. w. D. Baxter, Ryan Farth-
Ing and X. ] Farthine. The court ordered an entry
oflqdgment and order Of ofsas--damagss 81, ,l55 81 H..
Watson ys. Bunt.--rhe Court oyerruled the mo-
tion for new trial and entered judgment on the
BEFORE JuDaE HoApisY.-Brooks vs. Mulford and
others After this ease had proceeded to trial Q
Juror was Withdrawn and the questions In issue were
submitted to the Court VITi m
COMMON PLEAS. '3 N.'t p
TIE UNITARIAN CHURCH CAsu--Wiswell vs.
The Trustees Of the First congregational Church.
The argument commenced before Judge Collins.
MT COrwine on the part OF the plaintiff addressed
the Court 10 an argument which occupied some -four
hours and half. s....... 81. ,.....f.
MIR. Kebier followed on the other side, and spok,
up to the hour Of adjournment. .e. N q
Several other speeches have TO be made before The
case VIII be submitted 70 the court.
Ion. Verdict for plaintiff for $50 Jury fee SO.
CRIMINAL SIuE.-The State vs. Peter Gandolpho
The evidence for the defense proceeded before Judg
Carter. Witnelsss were called for the purpose O
showing that the accused was struck In the face witt
the deceased. ~ n EFlt Ai lif TT ~
Mr.. Keiron the part ofths stats-and was followe,
by Judges Johnston aud Parker for the prisoner.
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CINCINNATI LrcTuRER IN BosroN.-Mr. e.
Y. Bobbins, Of this city, for some timo past
has been lecturing with considerable success
in tbs Meionson, Boston. Some persons Of
that city, who appreciate tho lecturer, have
made donations that he might he enabled to
deliver his course on "Sauitary Science" ad
mitting tho public gratis, and he delivered the
first one Of this series on Monday evening, al
the South Congregational Church, to large
audience. ss.l..it.r.5l ~
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THE OrrY COUNCIL TO VIsIE. TIE New LUNA
TIC AsYLUx.-The County Commissioners, last
evening, sent an invitation to the City Coun-
oil TO visit the Southwestern Luuatio Asylum,
which has just been completed, and that body
determined to do so on Monday next. The
members will meet at the Council Chamber at
half-past ten, and proceed to the building in
vehicles engaged for the purpose.
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TERpsICHoREAS.--0ne Of those excellent par.
tics given by Mr.. and Mrs. Shank will take
place tomorrow evening, and We heartily
advise any who may desire to epjoy the pleas
ure Of dripping the light fantastic toe to the
sound Of excellent music, to visit National
Hall upon this occasion. These so;yess dansants
are always pleasant and full Of enjoyment to
any votary Of Terpsichore. ..i .-.,....s,
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CoLD WEArHsR. ALI orc we'll aware that
the months Of February and March are the
worst Of the winter season, and should imme.
diately prepare for the "cold snap" by pro-
curing ons Of Dodge's patentIgratss and stovss.
Read the advertisement In another column,
and call at Eagle Stove Store, No. II West
Fifth .street. -
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NEWPORT NEWS

ScHooL BoAsD-The School Board held It's
regular meeting on Tuesday night last, at
which tho usual monthly salaries Of teachers
were allowed. James Root, expelled from school
some time since, was permitted to resume his
place, on condition that he apologize for his
past conduct. .L L4ht i3,i,sa....,
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SINGULAR AcoIDssr.--0n Monday last DR..
Wright, Of this CITY, whilo walking along
Twelfth. street with couple Of little children,
broke tendon in one Of his legs In the fol
lowing singular manner: He told the children
to ron, and made a motion aS IL about to run
with them, when he put his foot to the ground
rather heavily, with the result we have named.
The accident seems to us quite strange, but
although painful, It does not prevent the
physician from visiting his patients as usual.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

PRoBAsLE Cosr on THE NEW Work. H0usE.---
The architect appointed to examine the plans
for the new Work house and mako an estimate
Of its probable expense, states that the build
ing will not cost less than $4,000. It is
thought it will DO located on Desrcreek; but
the Committee have not as yet determined -
to its locality.
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To BUSINESS MBs.-Indiansp polls, Ind,
a city of thirty thousand inhabitants, with
only two china and two book stores, good
opening for either business. W. & H. Glenn
& 90. have o store to rent in said city, 145
feet deep and lS feet wide, IA feet high to the
ceiling, with fixtures complete, and French
plate glass, with front next door to the largest
dry goods store in tho State. Persons wishing
to commence In either Of the above, can apply
to W. & II. G. & Co. for information.
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CrsCINNATI STREET RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Cincinnati Street Railroad Company on
Monday last elected the following Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year: John L. Vat
tier, Gasaway Brashears, O.. j. w. Smith,
VIM. Bromwell. John s. G. Burt, r. D. Handy
and @. 8. Coffin.
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HANDSOME PaRsENTArIoS..--The smployes
In Shillito's store, on Fourth. street, about
forty In number, yesterday presented Mr.. Will
liam Wood, retiring member of the frm,
with handsome silver pitcher and Q pair Of
goblets. The compliment was rendered In q
neat speech by one Of the clerks, to which Mr.
w. replied quite gracefully, thanking them
for the mark Of esteem they had bestowed
upon him, and assuring them that the occa.
sion would be treasured among the fondest o.
his memories. .,
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SrRIoUs AooIDsNT.--A man named Horny
Myers yesterday fell through the hatchway Of
the establishment of Wilson & Carson, on
Front street, between Main and Sycamore,
from the fourth story to the cellar, and was
injured so badly that his recovery Is deemed
impossible. ,.trY 4,gr., m N
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A uCTIONsALE.-BY JACOB CRAZE

LA UU.-Fery EXceIlent Furnltnre az Auction
VIII be sold at public auction on FRIDAY MORN
OF family decling housekeeping at No: 27l Seventh
street few d9ors west Of john consisting Of greco
damask sociable, do. -cbar do Elizabeth CHAIR
do. four paror chairs all to match; cab
ine. chandeliers damask and lace window curtains,
Brussels carpet, hall twelvet extension
table, oil.cl0th, China, glass and Britaunia-ware,
elghtday mantle clocks, stair carpet and rods mar
ble;top dressing bureaus, do. wash. stands, French
and cottage bedsteads, fancy tables, rocking and
arm-chairs, cotton and shuck mattresses, ingram
carpets, looking glasses, toile.ware,
Scho0ley's refrigerator cook stove and apparatus,
and general assortment of Kitchen Furniture
fa JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer,
fe2 No Is East Fourth. street,
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CITY N E w s..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. John MILESTONE and
VIM. Perry desire to acknowledge thanks, on
tho part OF the Relief Union, to "Tbe Frank
lin Cotton Factory" for q bale Of muslin,
furnished them for the use of the poor. !,
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MONTHLY REroRr or THE MAYoRs CLlRK.-
Mr.. Charles Belts, the obliginx Mayors
Clerk, last night made the following report to
the CITY Council of the license receipts at the
Office Of the Mayor during the month Of JAN
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WKgKLY REPORT or THE Cry AuDIroR.--
The City Auditor, last night, made tho follow
ing report to tho City Council, Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the city during the past
week, and also Of the amount remaining In the
Treasury at its close: !vHfII
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AUCTION SALES
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Auction of Cognac Brandy.
BY Il. AARON, Auctioneer,
es'esrooms No. II East Third. street, opposite the
Henrie House. 2.

RN FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 8, AT 10
o'clock A. NJ, will be sold at Auction, 80 casks
Of line C0gnac Brandies. in packages Of aud l6th,
Just arrived from New York, and will be put up In
lots TO suit purchasers. .f
Sale withoutreserye. a...t
fe2 t8GfH %. 1. AARON, AuCtioneer
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE FOR A SHORT
IL time very desirable place containing 5s acros,
sS miles from shs ohio River. % Land Land Is good @ and and
mostly IN grass. For fruit farm the situation can
not DO sxcslled Good eighborhood for social inter-
course. schools, churches and mills convenient;
csterns Fruits Of all kinds In bearing, shrubberY,
&C. besides young orchard Of 900 peach and apple
trees of the choicest kinds. Also, Stock and House.
hold Furniture for sale. Everything complete for
any one wishing immediate possession. Apply at No.
"A Pear.street, between Main and Walnut.
fe2-3cs sAM BATE.
EvOR SALE COUNTRY PLACE-Con-
n tanning eight acres, on the Reading Road, five
Ing and out.houses, barn, young orchard, 400 bear.
Ing grapes, &c. Inquire at SIS Fifthsreet ja3law'
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, 0ptician, No. West Fourth-street,
February /: s.ItlIA 4s 5rs as,.s ~
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FOR RENT.

HN0R RENT-Two good front Chambers.
n Inquire corner of Baymiller and Eighth
streets. fe2bs
Ey0R RENT-A Brick HOUSE containing
- 4rooms. Inquire at 27S Main.strest, or 22 West
beventh'street. a. nLA.ll- .Mr.nt felb'
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ROARDING-A large, pleasant front
~ room, with fire and gas, suitable for family
OF single gentlemen, can be had, with board, by ap
to room together can also be accommodated. ja3ld.
n0ARDING.--Two young gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with first class Boarding and
pleasant Room at 1852 Plum-street, near Fourth.
Also, o few Day Boarders wanted. ja80.ds
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BOARDING..

R0ARDING--Ag gentleman and his wife;
1-D also, two single gentlemen can obtain pleas.
ant and board in private family, by address,
ing A. B, Cincinnati P0stof1ce, 'lff fu2bs
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ROARDING--Two or three young mon can
AD be accomm odated with board and lodging at
29s West FfthStreet. Also, few moro day boarders
Wantad. fA2ht
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R0ARDING--Two gentlemen can secure
.HD very pleasant room, With board, in private
family where few boirders are received, by apply
Terms moderate. " fe2bs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04
CincInnatI Market.

CINCINNATI, AUG. 3.
FL0UR-Market unchanged, fair demand
for the higher grades The lower grades Of
new -four continue very dull and heavy, and
unchanged
RYE FLOUR-The market dull and nom
nal
WHISKY-Sales of 900 bbls, at l6IC9l6sc
for wagon ASIA
0lI~-One sale of % bbls. Lnseed at
G2@c
SUGAR-Firm Sales of 100 lhds at s}C9
Ole
COFFEE-steady Sale of 1870 bags sold
at l5@c
MOLASSES-Quiet at 43@45c Demand
limited
STACH-Sale Of 80 boxes at 43c.
RlCE-Unchanged
WHEAT-The market firm at 93M95c for
prime red, and 036gl 05 for prime. Good
demand for choice grades, but little of this
offering. Sales 1876 bu prime red Mt 95c; 275
do do do white at | 0G delivered 200 do
do do good white at ! O5, delivered l5O red
at soc.
CORN--Market firm, aud demand good at
40@4lc bulk For Shelled the demand is
good
OATS--The market dull at 35c. Old are
in fair demand at 3iG935c. Sales 900 bu,
new, Mt 26c bulk.
RYE-The maket continues dull, prices &c
per bush lower, closing at 626B64: Sales 800
bushels bulk 62c 100 do do do in sacks al
64c.
BARLEY-The market is dull, but with
out any change in prices. We quote good
prime new at 75c. Old is nominal and I'M
changed.
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NEW I bhh, aug T.
Consul Archibald has called meeting Of
British residents for Monday evening next to
adopt measures for n welcome TO the Prince
of Wales on his visit to New York spe-
cial dispatch 10 the Times from St Johns
says the Prince drove to his temporary resi-
dencc between files Of men extending a mile,
composed of Military, Fire Companies, Socle-
ties, both houses of Parloment, &c Aiier be
passed. both ranks formed procession with
banners flying while the bells of the city
were ringing Inside the gates were 1000
school children, the girls in white aud the
boys in black, who sang the National An
them, and strewed boquets in the roadway
All the time the street was crammed the shops
closed and the shipping dressed with flags
Fornalitles are being gradually discontinued
and at Windsor the Prince dined at the same
table with the members Of Parliament and
Press who accompanied him II has been de-
termined by the whole West India squadron
now at Halifax should go to Quebec and Mon
treal
The Prince inthe afternoon crossed the Har-
bor in ferry boat aud returned by the sus-
pcnson bridge over the Falls Of st John
The members of the Government, several
members Of the Legislature, the Mayor of
Halifax, Boston, &c dined with him in the
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-04

p0sr OfFtcE, DAYTON, June II 1900
follows: ~ "
| For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
STATES, daily except Sunday at $50 A. NJ
FnfCncnnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
54b p NJ -
For Columbus and zancsyile, o., daily except sun
day at $50 A. ~.
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at s.50rM
. FOR Mlamisburg, Germantown, Fnnklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, O.fhnd Connersville, Ind, daily except Sunday
$40 p ~
For Springfield urtana, THIN, sanduslsy, Toledo,
Cleveland O., Fort Wayne, Ind and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at $40 a. ~
For Richmond, Cambridge, Contreyille, indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily Mt 800 y. N.
For Greenvillc O., Union City, Winchester Munice,
and Jay County Ind, daily except Sunday at sibA H.
For Troy, Coyiugton, Piqua, Sidney, st. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at siib A. NJ
For Union, West Milton and Little York Tuesday
and Saturday, at 7.90 A. NJ.
For Johnsyile, New Lebanon and West Alexandria,
Tuesday md saturday, 7;30A.M
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, nt0 pm.
For Centreylle, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday ut 22OUM
For Nandala and Uhamhersburg at 1900 NJ Tues
day and saturday.
For Toylorsyile Wednesdays and Saturdays at s.I6
A. N. H. A. KING p NJ.