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9 A L
GRkND Mass MERTINe

GRAND MASS MEETING
OF THE
UNION MEN OF THE NORTHWEST,
AT /
Cleveland, wednesday, May goth, 1868.
The undersigned Committee Of Arrange
ments would cordially invite. all who are
for their country first, last, and all the
time who believe in giving to the Admin
istration all the sourc of the country
with which to put down the rebellion; who
have no scruples to hamper their loyalty,
no conditions to interfere with their patri-
otism; who yield to no discOuragementsl
but are determined that the supremacy Of
the Government shall be restored, COST
WHAT IT WILL; who believe no more in
northern than in southern treason who,
in short cordially support the Administra-
ton in ALL its efforts for the restoration Of
the Unien-to join them in a Grand Union
Gathering of the Northwest, to be held in
Cleveland on the Doth of May inst.
The following distinguished gentlemen
have given the assurance that they will be
present upon this occasion Hon. Mont
gomery Blair, Post Master General Hon,
B. F. Wade; Hon. John A Bingham Hon.
]. NJ. Ashley.
A letter has been received from the
Honorable Daniel s. Dickinson, who
will attend if able to leave his official Ia
bOrs at Albany.
Beside the above, the following gentle
men have been invited, but their rePlieI
have not been received. 1t is expecteC
that a large proportion of them will be II
attendance Hon. John Sherman, Major
General Fremont, Governor Norton Hon
Charles Sumner, Hon. Carey A Trimble
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Hon. Owen LoveJoy
Hon. II. C. Deming, hon. James I. Brady
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The Committee rave strong expectation
that Secretary Chase will also accept 0
) the invitation rendered him, to meet HI
old and new friends Of the West.
1t is expected that this meeting viii b
, one Of such magnitude and such unequiT
ocal expression as to distinctly put at res
all imputations upon the loyalty Of th
Great Northwest.
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Color "a Recruits in OLiO-Lestsr from Gov

CoIoVed Recruits in OhiO-Letter from SO''
ernOr Tod.
BY the letter to ]. N. LapgstOn, from
Governor Tod, published below, i win be
seen that every facility will be offered to
colored men in this State to enter the ranks'
They will receive all the pay, r%atiOns, etc.,
which white troops would do, and will
have no cause to complain of unfair treat
ment. The following is the letter from the
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Griersnn,s Grsnt Raid.

The splendid raid of Colonel GriersOn
through the heart of Mississippi, grows IN
Importance as further details reach us. It
was S magnificent sweep through the en-
tire length Of the State, every railroad be-
ing cut and a great quantity Of rebel
stores destroyed. The CONSERVATION
which prevailed among the people was
shown by the crowds who hoeked into
Grants lines neal Port Gibson, they sup
posing the rebels to have command there,
and being anxious to escape a visit from
the dreadful nlinoisan. No wonder the
Richmond Enquirer sees a gloomy pros
Bect ahead.
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SKIRTS.
THE CLFVFLAND AND NEW

THE CLEVELAND AND NEW
YORK HOOP SKIRT d principal DEPOT 1os.
ri9-St.. Cleveland, Ohio. We, the unders4snedi hay-
ing opsned our Branch Establishment IN cleveland,
beg leave to cali attention Of the public to our stock
isf, We keep LARGER STOCK than any whole
zaler in the State
9d We make n greater variety or stylea, 6naPesi
sizes and Qualitie5 than any Manufacturer m the
United States.
f-om the primitive state to the salesr0Om, are under
onrov supervision and entire cOntr0l. cousaqnently
customers can obtain skirts from our house WitnouL
paving q second PROFIT, ..rl.F| r.Tr
B5-Ws have Just received q new supply Of Cono1
and Spiral HoOp Supporters -l-4li
and not forget the only Hoop Skirt
Factory. no. Iaf Ontario-St-
ET-Merchants supplied cheap a.
FRANK BROS. & CO., Proprietors.
-.v5-al- Igf uufariD-St.
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1851, WANTS Z FOUND.
D NM TONS OF COAL WAN

LEU
OFFfcE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CHICAGO, May CIV, 1855
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this once un-
tit saturday, MAJ E1 inst, 10 O'Clock A NJ, at which
time the Board will open the same, TO Three Thou
sand 5000 IONS OF Bdar Hill, Chippewa, 0rmsby,
Mt. Carbon, Cleveland or Erie Coal, to be delivered
in the coal bins Cfthe Engine-House o! the chicago
Water Works.
The coal must be free from sulphur Of the best
quality Gifts kind In the lump, and free from dust
and dirt. It will be weighed ct the said Engine
House, aud the weights there found will determine
the am7unt delivered. The delivery viii N
Immediately, will progress as rapidly as the Board
shall direct, and Win be finished by October 18th
next. PAYMENTS will be made fro u iime to time as
the coal shall be delivered, ~reserying fifteen Q5) per
cent. until the contract Is completed.
The bids must be sealed, and directea 10 the Board
Of Public Works, indpued proposals Tor Coal" This
Board reserves the right 70 reject any or all bids, or
to accept any bid, whose terms as 10 names Of coal
and time Of completion or manner o. delivery, may
not wholly correspond with this advertisement, fit
be deemed best for the interests Of the ci J I , do 50.
FRED. LETT,
J.G GINDELE,
Oh RO ~,
Commissioner ofBoard Of Publ c Works
maWIhaA
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The Great Meeting Of TO-MOrroy
-I-r Lin nan in fhfs city

int uEEAL HAEELAna
The gathering Of Union men IN this city
to morrow promises to be n Of the larg-
est assemblies ever held in the West. The
following distinguished gentlemen will
address the multitude who will be present;
Hon. Montgomery Blair, Postmaster Gen
erai, Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Hon. B F. Wade,
Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, Hon. Carey A. Trimble,
Hon. John A. Bingham, Hon. Samuel Gal
lOWay and General S. F. Carey.
The meeting viii be held on the space
north and west Of the PostOfice building,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. A national
salute will be fired preliminary to the
speaking. From all directions com the
notes of preparation for attending this
monster meeting, and all who attend will
be richly repaid.
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December q, lo6l-
VIZ d. GREGG & Co-Gents 1 freely give you ND
erty to make use Of the following Certincate OF ne
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommsnd
in the highest manner:
My wife, who was attacked with pain IN the shgul
ders, whole lenRth OF the back, and in her limbs, VIII
PGlpitation Of the Heart, attended with kaLlAny "
the Womb, DyHmenCrrhR, and Irritation OF the 6la1.
der. Icalled a physician, who attended her aoonE
three months, when he left her Wore9 than ne iolhqq
her, i then employed one Of the besf physicians 1
could find, who attsniied her for about nine MONTHS
and while she was under mis- care she did not slner
qdits as much PAIN hetnallY gave her up ana Atla5
ober case was fnCurable." "FOr," said he, "ane mas
such a combination Of complaints that msdlclneglk
On for one operates aga Inst some other OF mel dlmcul-
ties" About this TIME, she commenced the use q
Constitution Water, and to our utter asbonlsomenkf
almost the first dose SEEMED to have the desired si-
fect, and she Eept on improving rapidly unuet ~
treatment, and now snperintends entirely her 90
nestle affairs. She has not taken any OF the OSlsI-
tuition Water for about four weeks and Weare mPPI
WIN. N, VAN
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They seem to be calulating pretty conf
IDENTIFY, up West on Grants success at
Vicksburg. The Illinois Central Railroad
has arrangements made for a daily line Of
steamboats, from Cairo to New Orleans.
The capture of Yicksburg will open an i'm
mense business on the Mississippi. Louis
lana is destitute of cattle, mules, hay, oats
and western products, which will be poured
into New Orleans the moment Grant draws
in his Gordon about Fieksburg and knocks
down the last rebel stronghold on the
mighty river.
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AUCTION SALES.

EFAULT having been made IN the payment
J or two several chattel mortgages, one dated
October Ilth, 1851, and the other November "a
1861, each sxeeuted by George thompson %
4nnWalvorth John WalWorths Mary MaiWorIh
and Sarah WalwOrth, to secure the payment Of a
promissory note, dated October l4thg Isbl, LOT
me sum Of 1878, executed by sara ih0mP-
son to said Ann, John. Mary and Sarah Wal
worth. PAYABLE on demand, and the eondiuoM Of
said mortgages having been broken, the tald
morfGapees have, under sad mortgages ta2en
nosssssion Of the goods, chatteis and properly
tbsrein described, and by virtue Of the powers
and authority Of said mortgages, Will, on the
551d dav OF May, A.. d. 1853, &C me ml-
-oad bofsI on the corner of East River and Font
streets in the city Of Cleveland at 10 o'eioet A.
Nj. sell at public auction SAID goods, ChaAels
and propertv, consisting Of the bulldlngk n2Wn
a SThompsonis Railroad hotel, the ,o4iDef
shop.b barn and all out-buildings eonneeIedth sre-
wifb. together with all the furniture OF aVal IN
said hotel, comprising desks counters tales
chairs, stoves and pipe, clocks, BELLS chests
SOFAS. pDups, carpets, oil cloths, looking gases
erOckerv, beds, 6edsteads, bedding, stands, pa
sins. window shades, gas pipes ans hTtures'
Globes, shades, pendants, two Carriages orheAsi
one harouche carriage, tWO.dcuble sets harness.
Two sinple harnesses, one buggy, &C. &C Sals
to he e~ontnued from day 70 day until eomPleed-
AelW Aren't ofM0rtgagees-
uavI7.uO rs -lFlTO. CUTTER AuotqneT.,
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The Beaufort Is. c. Free South says
that 3 few days ago, a oOlOred woman en-
gagged in washing placed 3 bOmbshell un-
dernesth an iron pot around which was 8
blazing Ere. After using it the whole of
one day, she built 8 fire as before, on the
next day, when the she'll exploded, tossing
pot water, and clothes, in every direction,
and severely injuring the woman.
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ITO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

d. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage q Bruce,
Ii authorized and licensed by the United States 10
coll ct Pensions, Bounty aud Back Pay and other
Claims against the Government OF the o. s., and OF
the state OF Ohio. By a late law Of Congress Soldiers
nTsCHARGED by resEon Of WOUNDS received IN service,
arc entitled to sl0O Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
moRths service and large number Of others, are en-
titled TO pay for service be fore being mustered into
the us. Service, and thousands who we're not mus
tered in at ali are now entitled to pay. An such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected BY
applyiug personally or by letter, enclosing stamp, to
d. W. GAGE, les Superior-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
uar2HR7s cleveland. Ohio
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OETVE SEALED BIDS for the purchase Of
gs q2R-224O tons Of new Railroad Iron, Weighing SO
rs q the ward. &c Z21-22iO t0nsOf the above 10 at
the Cambria Mills, Johnstgwn,P Pa, ana the balance,
go 9O0-224O tons, is at Pittsburgh, Pa.
In case 3 bids accepted the par making the same,
will ba notified as FOOm As practicable. l. within ten
after such notice, the plrty shall fail TO make
pigment IN Cove nment Funds, to the un-crsignedi
me iron for which such bid was made will be sub-
iect to sale to any other person.
The right 10 reject any and all bids j. expressly re
served. All bids must be sealed and directed to the
undersigned, Washington, d. c. and endorsed "bid
for Railroad Iron
Bids will be received IS above invited, until June
5th, at which time q decision will be given.
Fl. Z. ROBINSON,
mnrIs-Llo Canr. and A. o. M
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An Old WOman's Welcome TO the Flag.
A letter from Monticello, Kentucky,
speaking Of the manne in which the peo-
pie received our troops in their recent ad-
vance on that place, says; "0ne old Is
dy, q mile beyond this place, said, as she
saw our columns rushing on after the
rebels: When I saw that old flag comm,
I jist thrOWed my old bonnet on the
ground and stomped it,"
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n~ D.
nov Iosri o REsTOBEB

Inst Published in Sealed photographic e.
Mcclure on the Nature, Treatment and kadicM
cure Of SparmatOrrhOa, Or seminal meaknesst AnE9l
HarriaFe generally, Aervuusuessl ERhepsy and Fiji
Consumption, Mental and Physical Ineap3eity re
STIfing from Al Abuse, &c, By RohertJ. culverWeu
n. d., author Of the Green Book
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF
sspt under sal, in a plain envelopes, to any add1al
Tnost uaid0 on receipt Of siI cents, OF two postage
Ssmrs, to DR.. J. o. KLINE, II B0WsTY, New York
P. o. Box 1855. aprl4o
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RRAD-READ-READ.
DAEullE, Pa, June ?, 1853.

DAHVIhLE, Pa, June ? 1869,
DIR. WV. Il. GREGg-DearS Sir: In February, 1851
was aHicted with thesugar diabetes. andfor6mOnhs
/ passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours. Twas Obliged 10 get up as often a. ten or
twelve times during the night During the month OF
July, 1861, 1 procured two bottles OF CONSTITUTION
Water, and in two days after using It L experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles ! vas entirely
our7 4, soon after r~egaining my usual health-
Yours truly, ~. L. DEWITT
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MmFOBDs Oln.i NOV 10 isoAs
DR.. WV. Il. GREG0-Dear Sir= i have for several
years been afflicted with that fToublesome Hd aan-
gerous disease. Gravel, which resisted al nMe1les
and doctors, IN til / took Coast tuition eAsEg an
you may be assured that L was exceedingly plSase1
with the result. It has entiT ely cured me- sn9 J-l
may make any use of my name you may see
gard to the me dieine, as I have entire eonnae1e55 y
Its emcacy. HOur8trulEs FONDSAhOnad-
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REKEDY NOW BEFORE UsI
THE CURATIVE

Of the medicine direct themselves 60 inc
Of secretion, and by 50 altering the eoleltie
me Stomach and Liver that the starcly principe
81 me food Is not converted into sugar 80 long ma
is under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-19

1 "A FRIEHD IN EEED-FRN IT. iaud
Br. sEesEsIEFALLIBhE LihIMAhTisIre7lrs
from ths recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of OouneoiU
the great bone setter, Hndhaa been ussdin bis BnEi
Hos for the last twenty Fears With tho most astonh
fna gucoess. As an external remedy q L Wltnouia
FIFsf. and viii alleviate pain more apeedily than al
othsr prsparatiOn. FOR all Rheumatic and NerVgu-
Digorders Il q truly lnialliblet and e. q curalgel 20
8Jres, WOunds, SprainB, Bruises, &C. It's sooInlhd
hsslinR and powerful strengthening WOpeuaiEn93 81
Ste he lust Wund0r and estoniHhment Of all Whohef
svsr gwen II a trial Over tour hundred certincetl
a. rsmarksble cures performed By II within the laa
80 resrg afts5t TO this hact StruuE &ArmEtuorI
hrsnfE FOR Cleveland. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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CLAIMS.
DENSIONS AND BOUNTYl .l
widows Of OmceF and Soldiers,

who have died, OF who have been killed in service,
or Sisters, are entitled to full pensions and arrears Of
pay and slOO Bounty, and wounded Soldiers are enti-
fled to a pension TO the extent Of liability All who
have served TWO years, or who have been discharged
BY reason Of WOundsBre entitled to 800 Bounty.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col. 9Th Ohio YOlun-
teers, has opened an Omcein Warren, Trumbun Co.,
Ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AMI BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and viii also prosecute all business against the Coy
erpmsut in any ofits Departments. His long expert
ence in the business and long service in the army, and
his thorough a quaintancs with the manner Of doing
the business, andhOw and where 10 obtain evidence
IN ali cases, gives him advantages over all other psr-
sons engaged in the business. lie charges ONLY the
legal fees-f5,O0. in Pension caaes, with a charge Of
$3.50 for each affidavit, where additional evidence is
required.
hce. II you write give full history Of the case and en-
close stampa and yOu will get a satisfactory answer by
return mail. j. n. ASPER,
Attorney st Law,
aprI6:4B Warren, Trumbull Co, n.
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T5.,. ere Rs.t, EaOuQh.

The Is no class OF disefgss that produce suen ea-
hausting effects upon the human constitution s1pf
abstes and Diseaseso Of tlfI Kidneys BLADDER ana =
nary Passages, azdthror Oh q false modestI \ hev5 y
neglected until they are 80 edvanced as 70 % Dey94l
the control ofordinary remedies, and We presoh
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed Proposals will be received At the Once
o. the City Civil Engineer Of the city OF OleVeland.
until p O'clCck M, May 18th, 1858, for grading Vas
son street betwsn st. tlair Street and the Cleveland
gainesville & Ashtabula Railroad
Plans and specifications can be seen and more par
ticnlAr obtained at said Engineers u
fca On aud alter the 18th inst.
The Board OF City Improvements invite the sub
misioa Of bids, r~eserVing lha right TO accept or re-
iect the same. BY order Of the Board.
]. SARGENT,
mayls-4H City Civil Engineer.
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
1853 1858.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
- AND -
LAKE LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, OITYOF CLEVELAND,
fRAYELlEB, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & hOkEh-
ERN LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
On tha Foilowfnu davHs
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For the Beueat Of Nervous suHsr-
aers. The rMABEIHG FOIUH Oh
sslilUurs OF Debility, Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, kc-t By . tormsf
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, addre5g
D. ii. WELLNGTON, boston, Mass.
PREVENTON BETTER THAN CURE.-Tes
new French safe i3 the only article ever reoommend-
"a b the Medical Profession a. a sAFE aud SUBS fre-
Ventive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED 70 M
address, on recsiptof stamp aeeAMs
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Stone in the Bladder, CalasIBI GTggsh BT5ek
DHIt Dpoab and Auess OF Milky
Diehargss after UTiaGtiag.

Disease occurring from one and the same esuse vii
besntirely cured By the Constitution Water uteeeh
for nv Ieugth OF time. The dose should vary Win
the severity Of the disease, from twenty aE9P5 y
teasp0onful three times q dAy, in water Durlns ~
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent ssmP
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper Iemeliesi
above directed.
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nANGTNG ROCK PIG IRON.
9OO Tons Hamden Furnace,
f06 do Monroe do
10 do Pennsylvania FqFnace
-..t.sh MURRAY \ STEWART.
maT5-M
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs imoto recover Rsalsay
tuition Water has cured every case Of DlaDsts u
which It has been given.
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OONsTITT ITION WATER

70 the public with u conviction that Il has % s4
IN relieving the claB ,of diseases fer which II hs Deea
found 50 eminentlV Buccsssfulin curing anu
that We shall bel ! Wardsd for our Efforts n
valuable a remed in q form 70 meet tho L9s
msntsof patien and physician.
For Sale bs all Dfsggsh-Pries 800.
VIM. H. GREGG & CO.
Proprietor8
Few York ~ noVl0;R2Ood
FoB.sALE BY
Str Ong 3 Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
& CT Wholesale Agents
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Captain J. R. TuRNER.
NORTHERN LIGHT,

Ea6-This Trip of mOrethRnE Eleven Hundred, Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven degrees
al longitude, passing through Lakes Erie. -. Clalri
Huron and Superior, and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
a. Clair and st. Marie, with its Thousand Isies, pre-
senting to the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, Grin the
pursuiI Of Scier CO, more BEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
R6-Passeneers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with one Of those Boats at Portsarnia on the
eyeuIng Of the day thog leave Detroit.
1BrUn of the steamers, Sea Bird OF OlsveiendiWlu
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City, touching at all intermediate ports.
FOX FU3THER INFORMATION and all enqui-
ries regarding Freight or Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS
ROB'F HANNA & CO., for Northern Highland
H. GIiRHRETSON & CO., for Meteor and hi
HUESSSEY & MCBRIDE, for iron CITY and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
s. P. BRADY&C CO, tor Iron City. rIausl and city
Of cleveland; ID.
WILLIAMS 3 90, for Northern Light, lninois and
JN6 3f HiiUgTF6HINs s co, for Traveller. maIz5:eo
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POST-OFFICE TIMETABLE.
1858 sUMNER ARRANGEMENF 1858
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails

Arrival anu Oh Willis
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
Commencing April Goth, 1868.
s-Maii will DO opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
Ss-AHM Mails close one hour before departure oil
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT IrlI
Eastern Through arrives at AS AM, lao B 455P.M.
Eastern Way arrives at $50 A M.
Western Through arrives At gM A M and 9&3 I. N
Western Way arrives at 330P. NJ.
SanduskY Way arrives at g.25 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at 945A NJ 36 NJ
DO Way arrives at gsS5 r.. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7iS0P P. a..
do Way arrives at 9.l5 A M.
MAhoning Way arrives at 7:0j P NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 P. M.
ROckport, &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat
Breeks7iIie, bath, &c, arrives Mondays and Fridays
SHARON Center, Granger. North Boyalton, SC, arrives
| Mondays and Fridays at ?. NJ.
l Warrensviue arrives daily at 10;l5 A. ii.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. NJ.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesyille, Gene
va, Astabula and COnneaut, closes at A nj.
EAsrERS THROUGH, for New York only, closes ats
Eastern THRoUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BOs-
ton, New York and hartford, closes at SD !. N.
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland and
Eria, closes at3:20P. NJ.
/ AIEhA 4nEtAhnH ~ 4pAguNs Du4ANAs CAA~ElL
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 7. NJ, ueaves at 5lo
next mOruing)
WEsTERN THROUau, for Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at CHI
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ.
sAEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all intsrmediate
points, closes at $50 P. NJ.
OTECIsNATI WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p n, Qeaves a. alo
next morning.1
OnsoTsNATI FHRousH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes at loP NJ, ueayes at 5l'
next morningl
CRcINEKTI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
} louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
2 Wheeling, closes at 4:30 ?. M. -.t- mi.
"PIrrsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
5 fngtOn, closes at T. n.
RrTsHUKaH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
4 Wellsville, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
] Baltimore and Washington, closes at I.O A M
; MAHOEING WAY, for all points between Cleveland
s and Youngstown, closes at i0P M, Qeaves next NOR
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3 MEDNA WAY, closes ats A. N.
! R0UKPORT, &C.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays ar
BREcxs9nIE. BaFH, &C., closes Tuesdays and SAT
saSRos CHSTES, Granger, North R0yAltOu 40
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at An. r
4 WARRENsVuLE, closes daily, 1910 A NJ.
81 TOLEvELANDand Euclid closes dhiiysa X. D
y s5-Mail and Drop Letters are require by law t
? Be prepaid. or H-T. H Hr-.H. u,
; BS-KnC City Circulars are required 70 pre-PAi
~ Once open IRON $50 A. NJ. to 7:3O P. 81. o
n Sunday from 9 A, M. to 1920 A,
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