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, 1863-03-13

The stir recently made in Washington
and New York, in relation to the manage
mcnt Of the Custom House in the latter
city, was the work of l1r. Congressman
Van Wyck, who, it now appears, was ac-
1uated solely By motives that do not con-
troll gentlemen. A letter in the New York
.Encntng Post, written By William Allen
Butler, places the whole matter in its true
l'ght-cxonc1ates Ar. Barney, tho Collect
or, md puts q hand On A1r. Van Wyck that
Ec will not soon get rid Of. Mr.. Butler
says:
Mr. Van Wyck wanted places In the Custom
House for some Of bis constituents. he
madc application for such appointments. To
appolnt n new man, it was necessary to re-
move nm incumbent. Van Wyck stated and
represented to Mr. Barney that Q. Winston, n
6torckecper, WIS sccessionist. 4 memo.
by Mr.. Barney, and in Van Wyck's prcscnce
Afterwards he wrote rs follows:
40. WLiEton should be removed. and Dl-
vid holly appointed. c. IL. VAN WycK''
At a later date hc wrote again us follows:
'WAsuMG7oS, May S, 1851.
II wrote you not long since that Q. 3,
Winston should be removed. Whiston' i
friends drs seesssieas,s at heart end Agye 20
<ott6t such is lThisfoM. g. II. Y. W."
Winston WAS removed on this. He sought
for the ground of his removal, and heard thai
his own Representative in Congress had effect
Cd 1t BY charge Of disloyalty. He wrote to
him, nt6ing II It WAS trne. Van Wyck replied
rs follows. quote from his letter:
"WAsu1Se7oS, Jannary Il, 1862.
ITO Q. WINSTON, ESQ: Nothing could sur
prise mc more than the statement in you1
Letter this day received, that you were re-
moved IRON tho Custom House ut mr. suggcs
t1on, because you were seccssipnIst, What
Efef may be the source Of YOUR information
pronounce the Statement false and untrue
ineFcF Asked Tor your removal: I never saff
son were eeccssionist; I never believed yor
Not content with this, and not rene,nha,
ing that the record would show thc T,1fe
1a1tttF of his denial, he goes on to dcnounc
Mr. Barney for his base conduct,in remoyIn
Winston, and In refusing to make appoint
mcnts for Him. The letter Was pab1ished i
The Tribune at the time.
At,cr this, LIZ. Van Wyck's influence, 3
might naturally be expected, was not col
trolling with Mr. Barney; hence his bitt'
hostility. The blows of that mythical a
sassin who assaulted the member fro
New York, On Capitol 11ilI, in the dead
NIGHT, for words spoken in debate, we
1rcrc 1ovc-taps compared with those Il,
Mr., pr:!cr has dealt. But Van Wyck d
f1.yes Il CHI.
, 1863-03-13
AuotEcr Union Victory ut H1r'
fiNnfNn.

An election was held in Burlington, Iowa,
Oh Monday Last, for school officers, and the
Corperhcads not content with the mau11ng
they got a few weeks since in :lc municipal
election, again rallied, but only to sudcr
another defeat, the entire Union Republican
ticket having been elected. The scn"ols Of
Burlington heretofore have hccn under the
control Of the Copperheads, and the petty
an,oyanccs Of tic teachers, who have bccn
The mere tools Of the school, hare been dis-
graceful. 4 total change will b. Esade.
W Ali the " blessed Democrat ic ma1tyrs''
are candidates for Governor. Dennis Mahony
considers himself the candidate for Iowa,
but in steps Slr. Thomas Clagctt, Of the Eco
huk Constitution, who is a martyr Of later
date, and claims tho position heretofore occu
pied by Dennis. So in Ohio, Oll=, Tallan'
disban, and now Sammcdary, all Legitimate
"martsrs," claim the Governorship, and we
shouldn't wonder ii they had each other By
the hair soon. Verify, marsyrdom is likcl,
not to prove SO popular as it has been. Thert
are too many candidates.
, 1863-03-13

The Boston Commercial Bu|lttin ssys at
tempts have been made to fleece Western bust
ness men By set Of 1ascals who hayelocated
themselves In Hayerhill, 11ass.
"These swiudlers, says the Bulein, figure
under various fictitious copartnership names,
and have sent ont their orders to merchants
Mt the West for various descriptions Of mer-
cbandise, promising to honor sight dzafts after
receipts Of merchandise We learn that they
have succeeded in obtaining quantities of1our,
spirits, grain and other Western produce,
which it Is almost unnecessary to state the
credulous owncrs will never hear from again.
We have seen one Of their letters with print
cd beading, giving number, street and loca-
tion opposite public building, all nicely got
up and, as We sry In descriptions Of other
counterfeits, swell calculated to deceive
No such number, store or individuals as those
specified in The heading can be found In Ha-
verhill.
The safest way for Western merchants to
do, is to have no Transactions with ncw Gus
toners. unless theF furnish . known and sat-
isfactory reference. In the principal cities
application to the mercantile agencies Will at
once determine whether the applicant Is IN
impostor or not"
e The news dealer at Sycamore, IN this
, 1863-03-13

DEATHS N TIE WAsu1SGroS HosrITALs.-
The following Western soldiers hare died in
the Washington hospitals since our last re-
ron: Michael Mcrrhutt, company D, 9TH
Michigan; P. C. Summons, company a, sth
Illinois cavalry; John Mcleod, company l,
1tl Michigan cavalry.
, 1863-03-13

UNITED STATES TAxKs.-Thc time for the
payment Of the annual tax expires to-day uhe
l3th.) It should be remembered that in case
Of non. payment Of taxes, whether for licenses
or otherwise, it Is imperative on the Collector
to add ten per cent. TO the amount, which
sum is paid, with the tax, to the Government.
The tax is for licenses, for silver plate and
carriages. The income tax is not get as
st.ssnd
, 1863-03-13

= general order from the Department
ef the East supersedes the old plan Of sending
all deserters to Washington. Drscrters will
be examined in New York, and those pcrma-
nently unit for duty will be discharged. Per-
sons only temporarily unfit will be sent to
hospital, while those who arc 1T for duty will
be held In prison, subject to orders.
, 1863-03-13

w Tho British steamer Princess RoyaI,
which was captured In attending II, run tie
nlock1ae, has been taken to tic BROOKLYN
Navy Yard to be madc into q gunboat. Is
ehe WI qa require much alteration It viii be
, 1863-03-13

TIE Dudley OnsRRyAroRY.-It ia rr,o--
stood, says the Albany Journal, that Mrs INA
ley left $50 ,O0O. iE addition to her nrcy1nna
gine, to the Dudley Observatory. -
, 1863-03-13
One Gift to Every Ticket.

sPEc1.tv-owire to the inshEty Of thousands to 80
Esrs q speeta1 request have made ARRANGEMENTS e
ahle purchase Tickets loF late Concert vii now
haSe IN opportunity In this. the Second Grand Gilt
Concert. The management Will labor to nuke this
Concert the ablet and best ever given In tha West
THESE prizes have iii been selected with great care and
are Of good msnntacsure and xsrraste.iEenuine The
best OF vocal and Instrumental talent t+cug3Eed and
eve.r effort will be maize 70 render the Concert eater
talnlng. a; e ak7 It A1osE acompensatloa fos shs
Tickets toE sae 4 Weshe Il!tons otlee No. u
erin Fsno Forte. io Lake street M stairs i. IT, siL
ler 1eHeler 18 Lake street. corner Of Clark GIictt
Ifus& Co. j Fancy Goods and Stationery WaFeroou1s
No. 1Ss Lake Ftrcct: tortug It's isntolph
ss1set: an! nearly all public places,
he en
Loek Boy sfS. WIN meet With prompt attention. AL
communications must he addressed TO them
Tie public Is respectfully Invited to examine these
two elegant Pianos at Y. " k!n'baus dealer In Psno
Sewing Machines II Wheeler 1 Wilson's Agency. los
Lake Erect; of them their Prize tachfnefs the
rne~t and hai,tsumest manufactured. 1Bduptc3te Is
In the Wlte MeE*e IN our Pre:sents E.1nl-; also IN
The Household Of lie T5ccon o7 6an he duchess 81
Fa Esf5snd 5;sF ths "a
Lake street, Photographic Albums and Other Fine
Goods at Gfett Titus Co.'S. ls7 Lake Erect: and
other Prizes. Cudworth 4 Losing's. LIS Randolph
street,
Drawers Of Gifts tn the country can have them for,
Post Onlce Boz tS.5s ~ -NN3|00'
Tie principal G I'LL be on exhibition at Bran Hal
on the evening Of the Concert.
Enh.hf:l tn the Daily Papers Immediately after tic
i,onrsf{t
, 1863-03-13

from LIE NeN 1otk utEdIa, !0tn.I
yallandigham, Booby Brooks, Ben. Wood
and the rest Of the copperheads who have been
performing their antics in this city are mere
agitators. Not one Of them has the brains,
to say nothing Of the training and experience,
requisite for statesmen. They are fit to be
local demagcgucs or ward politicians, but
have no capacity for national affairs. They
remind US Of what New Hampshire farmer
fixture as President. "Frank PIERCE said
he, twas 4 great mnn here in the Granite
State; but wien he was spread over the whole
Union, he was SO mighty thin there was moth.
ing Of him. In the same way there Is
nothing in such noisy men as Vallaudisham,
Brooks ard Wood, when they attempt to dis:
cuee the affairs Of the nation, rent, as It IA; by
civil war. They are all froth, sound and fnry.
Some Of them are courtiDg nartyrdonl; but
we trust the Government ~ill not CRAFTY their
aspirations. To arrest them wotlld be to give
them importance and INCREASE the excitement
which their infammatory appeals are intended
to DrOduce
, 1863-03-13

HUVbk GY hE13sEsNN1Aft -. =
WASHINGTON C1T1, March 4. 1851
FRIEND suLanovH: :--Wi1l yoa obige nc p hana.
ing the enclosed check for $629 81 70 INC inaland
roldiess. Il is the mileage voted to ne for tho
tn'fu n session OF tho 37th Congress, which CLOSES
Aoaags and which prefer they should have
| fouzs, truly, SCHUYLER CoLrAx+
, 1863-03-13

AttAe urgent request Of our rany friends to arrange
q Gift Concert, Under DER owx AEEPICks. we taxa
pleasure IL announcing that Es haEe sonslGdsd to DO
and standing of The Grsas Western Band I,l ns 81.
Concert v!l be (unke ths one pressd!a: l. md VIII
in card. pnbished By ns In th9 pare!s At ths tsEel
Band" organization so long and well known. that
It Is needrssto say thattha arrangement and oxeea.
tion Of this enterprise wl te di'essed OF even the
senb11nce Of hrrnbu..
our pIt.es have al been selected With mqsh jqd:.
Ment and care and warranted 70 be genuine. Thu
best vocal talent IN the city has teen engaged d add
ton to our owu grand orcEestra 10 make the Con-
cert alone more than equivalent for the Price Of
the ticket
Tekets to be had st the office ofshe Crest Vest,
Band kl=:bu1T Block. Room II; 1utius lsaaeF >
Ncstc State> 80 South Clark strret: Singer 4 Cos
stote. 50 Clark street: aud Geo. v. S:cEcus Jewcry
Persons from the country E1slin. tickets will p1essa
iuc1ose the moEey to SW1LL1AM BTRkHART,
Leader the Great estefu Raad. Rox III. Chicago
Hho will fotw ard tickets without delay
The two clegant7 0ctsEe Pianos curved, one With
pearl name boAr and Me1ndeon. may bo seen at tho
store ofJulus Eauer. g CLARK .tsret other g at the
ttorse Of singer Co.. Geo. Vt Stevens and A. jaeger
The dra1ers of Gii1s In the country can haye them
fsTT3dsa 9y @ sencieF theis addresses to WILLIAM
Tho followinE Gtfta drawn. viii be published In the
1 ia 1v 1rr eft}afr1y fer the Concert.
, 1863-03-13

F The news dealer at Sycamore, In this
statc, has discontinued the sale Of the Chica-
20 TINES. He is sick Of encouraging tzesson.
, 1863-03-13

Jrsr L1EE H1M.-Hon. Schuyler ColtaS
sends the following letter TO the editor Of
the 1ndinranolie Journal:
, 1863-03-13

We hereby certify that the PRICES Annexed 70 the
above articles. bought at establishments. our
regular retail pr1cca JULIUS BAUER.
JAMES BOLTON,
Agent for /. II. Singer Il Co.
| GEO #. STEVENS.
At the conclusion OF the Concert gifts will be drawn
In the presence Of the audience, By committee a-
pointed By the audience to supeslniend the drawing.
Doors open 1t o'clock. Concert 10 commence 1t
| II O'Clock.
TICKETS.
, 1863-03-13

THROAT AND LUNG Dis
- EAsES;,.ArpEoxcda and Intalllbc Cure by Ins1t:
18th street New York Letters contaiainE E fui deb-
crPton Of the disease will be promptly answercd BY
fnclQslrE S fec MI Az. -SneQd
, 1863-03-13

| and that the rebellion is making Its last Sink
ing efforts IN an unholy and wicked attempt
to destroy bcniguant Government.
1n the rejoicings Of victory, what part have
those who sympathize with or give aid and
! comfort to the enernys
The patriot and soldier demands that this
war he prosecuted until the rebellion Is
crushed and the Union restored. Our motto
| stin is, st1ibcrty and Union, nov and forever,
one md inseparable."
Chief Of ARTILLERY i. E.A.
n n. Hayd.n1 Capt; Sd 1owa Battery.
CIV schodeld. Capt Battery 4. it Mo. /. !.
NJ. Smith, Capt I'd Ohio Battery.
| ]. c. Hansel. 1st Lieut.. Peoria Nattcry
F. d. Fcntou, I'd Lieut.. Peoria Dsttery.
Nc. Wright; sr:1et Lieut. 3l Iowa battery.
f i:t st xar ent itth doGh oho isst bstsy
Geo Murdoch, 1st Lieut. 10th Ohio Battery:
] E. q. Funston. Lieut. 18th Ohio Battery.
| j. y, Mitchell. Lieut.. 10th Ohio Battery.
Tl.es. Mitchell, LIST Lieut.. 1st Mo, L. \, U. S. A.
e. N; Callahan, 1et Lieut. GO: A, 1st No. L. A.
Aug Beech, tst Lieut.. I'd Ohio Battegy,
VIZ. Ha1per. @ ID ii Licnt. "a Ohio battery:
y:W, Wheeton, I'd Lieut.. q Ohio Battery.
=: Linesy, 1st Lieut.; Fort cnrt1s-
| David S. Bender, I'd Leut Ind. Infantry, with
artillery at Font Curtis.
A-yo1cE FROM THE IIEs%EeS3 AhYY OF SOUTHEAST
AxrM1pp1rsRook, sEAs p1Lor KNOB, No.,
| 4lAICQ <, lSO1.
At a meeting Of the soldiers Of the SD and
oath regiments Of Illinois volunteer infantry,
held at the headquarters Of the SD Illinois,
Or. Rex, Surgeon Of the SD, called the meet.
ing to order by nominating 1t. Col Roe, SD
1cEimcnt, who was unanimously chosen Chair,
man, aud Capt. E. r. Smith, Of the Goth, Sec.
retary. Col. Roe (Democrat) addressed the
meeting With much e1oqucncc and effect.
Col. Lippincott {Democrat) offered series ol
Ia. riotic resolutions. Among them was thu
following:
Etsdred, TLat We, volunteer citizen sollier.
fem tho State OF Illinois, temporarily deprived o.
our at tic ballotbo1, esreer
it privilege TO be able IL this manner to c1pres;
our eco11, abhor1cncc and contempt Of the d!spla1
| Of dieloyaltF and sympathy with an armed ani
| holder treason, recently made by large part q
our Illinois Legislature, and We pledge our drty al
soldiers and our honor rs men to do what We mai
to free our clorious State from the disgrace witt
which It has been threatened.
We should bo glad to publish the srcect
entire Of Col Roc, wlo Is 4 wel1known citi
xen Of Bloomington. formerly connected Will
the State Normal University, and always
strong and determined Democrat, bat it il
impossible for us to make room for It.
The meeting was also addressed by Or. Rex
Surgeon Of the SD; Corporal Durfinger 0
/ the ed. sergean tGeorge 8. Clasks. Capt. FL
, 1863-03-13

Holt, Capt. Mckenzie, Capt. La~ton, Rev. n.
uawkor, and Chaplain Eddy. the speakers
wore MI well received and heartily applaudcd
by the soldiers. In I'll the speeches no quar-
tcr was shown to the Copprrheads. AT the
close Of the meeting, tlree hearty cheers were
giyen for the braYo old champion, ISAAC
FuSK. who branded the Coppcrhead members
| nf nnr Teris]nt1re as traitOfH
, 1863-03-13

~ ~ ~ e1;SS aS - @ ao sy nnnooy onoaness
r "Mat "u TO- niu pro1ueo ~ ~ ~ stln our gooa
"1m ~ !sS SI.: ua'i st:aAutE ~ 1ne otoeh ooa!4'
VIC beileFe IN abstract principles and In sun
uis 9aties 10 our iSlo" men1~hlch they,
VIC hnsS nea3y q Wit @!ne, should attend TO-
ccrs enS ca,,it,,;sts , i sree1 5 nto5efs f. nnan
cn,s} na nMd s1.4s, Sps.s ~ Glea.Sa 1ese an9
,;dhn ,;rhts nu ,ama -, nsne1ai
,n.1a,o ~ 1;th o0se'0s's A"'' NV oasAnees "
! ~ 1,c,;aIa na,n ,;,,, o,a Tr Car, 1o.,so, That
ors,v ,,a,s ~. *; ~ ~ .3 w. ;f at
trct i, h T. .,H ~ 4ec' an" 1Aas Il ne
~ w - ~ isa1;a'.p !; y pattiot' !iIa4 -, .,.u
so,,;, .na. 49, W IT,, aea III our HoeetLou
n,o a,if;as J., su5u ~ ena: ana anal lnS9
In ~ bn,'o ~ 5,,;., l,ese wou.a
~ Iorn ton,, ". ~ ~ f'cA as stepneu 9lia3u
~ hnl;"-n ;1.ot oo.+o,, = .. ,..
with ,Gc '1a, , eot.on ,t Is I9G great Ieve1
H.. n,'nnnd a,,J ha,o ,uuns " Eutops mus. ,is
s,n;!c1 - t;ncs IN pua pon.ra Sa1o 4a ~. ~ As1le
" hc,fcrc " % ti,ot ~ - .ra III o a1 Tue Mar:
~ MIX. W.. snthat ,u1 ~ e9.acs
thc meme tn cni,iretn tfc;r taataot 10y Ia
n"dworth,s Of Dishrow's' md a1so IT, Iu traxe; =
rnns;dcrahiy abrna1s,E as f,r eost ~ ~ sal H.
ssIlo]y Iand" ''' '4A'
| IN belieTc in REORGANIZATION or nredest,nn.
tion In rccard to troublous tines. in money
matters and that as W. are fnrew,rnrd ~
| s]Ion1d he f;,rearmcd with the Wchoiccsf &C.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-02

Han. psIany storer Prof. Geo. n. Day, Lane eHemina-
NsS q s AplesS asSE H9Sssl asss
nisv RsS. ~. Aiyh, Female college
5sti IA dibson BsQ;, h. 6biei, Ebq., ". .h. Wright
Es2 Hon, j. b. etsilo, u: 4 Adas ESQ, B. Homsns
JT.. Washnston Msisan, ma, ~ =. Starr, Esq. sto'
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The Napole0n- Hair Toilet

..gil Ora. aIeny a siE soft. lsllken FLOWING
Ourls, that will remain In shape for one day or on
week desired or any longerpehod, II the direction
arc strictly followed, which are very simple and cary
the Ndtaral 6ofynsss Of s Hair. Itneither scorche
nor dyes IT, but gives the hair SOFT thrifty appear
ancs. It also prevents the hair from failing OF AM
turning gray. s-at ..--- q s.ffI
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

PoR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, influenza. Hoarsenesg
/, Croup, Brone hits, IncIplent Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
of ConsumptIve Patients ~
cN.., I'm advanced Stages
49, 49, OF the Disease. Nr
7ohis remedy universally known to surpsss any
other for the cure of throat and ung complaints that IL
& useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
anryalled excellence for coughs and colds and It's truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the EARTH
Few are the communities, or even families among them
who have not personal experience Of It's eneets
opo living trophy m their midst Of Its victory over the
subta and disorders Of the threat and lungs
All Know the dreaaiil fatality Of these disorders ana
than assure then thai i has now AZ ,ae sn. VIZ
tus at ~ did have when making the cures which nave
wen SO strongly upon the confidence Of ofmankind,,
Prepared BY DR., J. G. AVER g. Co, lowell, Masa
u TAHRANT'@o
dskiorss "a medicine everywhere.
! lAprilJs isoa-dkwsOwiy d2.ld s.. ira
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L,,,ydr,.a,ru ATT AcuoMMoDATIoN 1t $50 .. n,
oNptnhAnIa. un ...fens bssSsep oolumbus Cincinnati.
opps opton s,nd indIsnapois; arriving o. on'nnsn o. *
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Read ms Dscfssors y 20 Msnosps ~ ~ .OAso o'ai'
= fJa Dia '..,-s 49, M. .l ....a.
Tho undersigned, members Of the ohio sts.s xeeonsm
ASSOCIATION, adopt ana ann 20 use toac.ns Mt,'.s
d.iS @ is1 / ss tho most rsaSs siaassrd
tnss,sy Of the Ansan language l'hn nov Nr''ea sp
q JL,,.i y 81 ~ l,u,. te,IHuIy
Mn 1.os.v, arnsrint.nSsnt zsnesviiie SCHOOLS.
1ruos' ~ H.ryrv -bup,t MsssiIon Union Schools.
NJ y Govnrrv aunT pnbIio gohoois. eanduaby.
JOINS LIsCn, supt Public Schools oirclcyillc:
p SA'oho' Principal oieveno mo- Sen'' saH - SA
WIZ. MIrcHlH, supt Public Schools, Nj. Union.
yoHn oeDn, Principal state Normal bcnool' hinne-
(vnus NAsor prpeipaI Fourth IntermediAte School,
oioonusti. W. ~ ~ 'Tig - SNT-sW IA n 'T'I
{ a. 8. MAlrn, sap,t gastSR Onion schoSls;y
M, \. T.seas. Ppofs MatSsmsscs; Ohio univsrrty.
W. WsS HaS soSoo o.
a..'.., Associate Principal ls nn s.s s's's o',. o,'
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NapoleonIi HairI Toilet /

Has Seen before bat shori time al.
ready been tested 81 over one tuuBand p6rsonsl and
they testify that the Napoleon Hsir Toilet " the greatest
besutiner ever offered 70 the American people. -,
70 prevent tD Toilet nom being countefsted or I'm
lsted By dnphcipIsH Pefsons We do not ohef II fol
snyLady or Gentleman who desires Soft huxuriant HaiI
and Curs and Long, eoft Whiskert Of Mousache, can
procure the Invigorator or Toilet either ono, for on
Address o. =. sP1NY 4 CO.,
. ----tI Boz 162, Oollinsyiils,
I- -&ecl Hartford Co., 0onn.
And Il will bs carsfuiiy sent By return mail.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
HxoIpT SUNDAY,
noeIuneus, In connection with TrAlnses the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLI OmBUS
AND XENlA RAILROADS'


.sEl FIRST TRAM, II w
MIGHT ExPREss-Lesyes oolumbus at 400 A. h.
wnlsst9S atrBslAwsSe. Ashley Darlington, aiload,
asish1d Al m salbns North Of Galiont arriving at
olsyeIand al s45 A. NJ, Dunkirk 313 P. NJ. Buffalo
aInPi n. Albany 445 A. NJ, Now York $50 A.. >,
Boston 225 p H., Chicago, via Orestline, e5O X :,
Pittsburg 3:05 P. NJ, Philadelphia $50 A. NJ.
,-n "a SECOND TRAIN. its (
NEW YORK HXPRRss--Lsaves Columbus at Halo
A. NJ. Will stop At Delaware, Darlington, Gallon,
oresline, Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf
ton; arriving at Cleveland at3 35 p. IA ,Dunkirk $50
p. NJ. BunAlo 1910 p. NJ, Aldany 6:40 A. M, New
York Las p. NJ, Boston 445 p. M, Pittsburg via
orsltline at 75O p, M., Philadelphia 1000 A. NJ.
IA. : RLO STHIRD TRAIN. - '--l---
MALL AND ExPRKss--Leayes Columbus at As P. !.
n win Sop IL al stations south Of Shelby, and at
salem, NeH London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea;
arriyinR at Cleveland at 9:35 P. NJ, DunkiIk 2s5 A.
NJ. Bunalo l:2O A. NJ, Albany 300P. M, New York
Sl5 p, NJ, Boston IE45 p NJ, Chicago via Orsstline
at7:a0 A. NJ. Pitisburg 2:25 A. NJ, Philadelphia 500
Pm. ,a - ~ .lnn .4 q f-.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with apringhsld Branch for Springfield
and points On that road w w =
Al orestins with Pittsburgh. IT. Wayne and Chicago
Railr-ad fer Pit,burgh, Philadelphia and baltimore
Assnsi1s, with sandasly. MAnsneld and Newark Rail-
rosd lof III points that road. Also for Toledo.
At Grafton, foI Toledo.
A olsyeiapd. with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
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