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ANIMAL OF NAILS At ID

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTi
AHsts66 '6a through arrives ct A. ID, Aaa
Esstern Way arrives at 9:lG A. Ii.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at T:45 A. Il.
do Way arrives at $50 P. IL
sandusky Way arrives 1t IliI6 A. Ia.
Hehoning Way arrives at 500 P. II.
Cincinnati Through arrivas et9:So A H., a;60 P. n
do Way arrives ct $50 2. III.
Western Through arrives At a-20 a. Ii, snd as
Western Nay arrives At 246 P. n.
Medina Wey arrives st 400 P. n.
BOe6Port, 40, ArTiyes Tuesdays, Thnndsys and
Saturdays st II IL.
BrseEsvillo, Ban, Sc, arrives Mondays and Fri
Sharon Osntsr, Granger, North Royaltoa, ko, ~.
riVes Mondays and Fridays ct p. n.
WsTTsnsyille arrives daily at lg15 A.sE.
last Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily q a. u,
.-t CLOSING OF MAILS.
BAsFEAs IHsOUeH for Eris, Buffalo. Boston, ~
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, PainssTille, Gs-
neTa, ABhsabuls and ConnssEt, closes ct s,45 a. u.
EAsTERE IaES5eH. for New YORK only closes ct
e:l0P. N.
EAsTEas faEoUaH, EoT Eis, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, beF RoEk and Hartford closes at 2lS0
ELsFEgs way, Tor eli Points between Olsvslaud
ana Erie closes q! G.zl z, IL -=--
WLsTERa THEoUGHl foE Toledo, Det-sis. Chicago
and clOsas ct 600 p, h,
WESTERN THROUsH, fOE Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
DuIuqus, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at BOO r. H.
WLsTERs WAY. for all points between OlaTsIaHd
= 1OlelOs Closed - Lz.oC r IL ... .-r-..
OIKCINEATI WAT, for al points between OisT5land
snd Cincinnati, ciogss 1t LIS P. ID .-i. r.-
OTEOEEAEf TH10UgH, for Columbas, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qssvss
at 6s26 ne-t morning.j
OECTENAru THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Ct, Louis Indianapolis, Zanssyile and
Wheeling, oi15es q 500 P. N.
PTTTsBURaE THRoUGH. foF Pittsburgh and WaaRI
ington, closes ct l2.25 P. IA.
PTTTsEUEsH WAY, Tor all points between OIeVs-
and, " WellEyille snd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
edelPLis. baltimore aad W@snnston, closes 1T 7:SO
A. N,
HABSyEEs WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes ct 10 P. H., issVes ct T:I0
next mOTning.( @ .a9
MsDnEA WAY, closes e. Q 4. ID - .----..
RoCKPOBT, &c, closes on Tnecdsys, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at I'm.
BREcEsyHIE, Bath, 20. closes Tuesdays and
saturdays, az a. Il.
sHAnoE CE'gTEz, Granger. North Royaiton, Ao.,
closes or Tuesdays ard Saturdays, at a. N.
WABRESsYnLE, closes daily, 1890 a. NJ
EAsTF CEsvrL5sD and Euclid, closes daily, Gg
Pm. z--
! Nail ard Drop Letters sre required By law % be
/ prepaid. g. lE--
AIlCity oEeHIars are required to be prepaid With
I = tWo-osnt stamp.
Onios open from T.sO A. M. to 7:sO P. ID. On
/ Sunday from Q a. II. to loszlA. NJ.
| Z. COWLES, P. Ii. .
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/ The London Times on the War an
Ameries---Its Opinion Of the Peace
Petition
We commented few days since on a
| petition that had been sent over to this
country from England, praying our Gov
ernmeut toilet the rebels go. The petition
Is said to be signed sbJ 400, 900, half of
which are Irish signatures, obtained
through the influence of the Catholic
priesthood. The London Tines thus COM
ments on the petition: . 8 45 .
= So But as q matter Of mele peace
making, what does this address come TO 2
Just 1aOtbiNgo It does not profess to enter
into the rights of the question, much less
its difficulties It does not suggest how the
miracle is to be accomplished, except, in
deed, by the miracle Of simultaneous and
instant7 neous disarmment, followed by an
equally miraculous forbearsnee and con-
tentment to be shown by two neighbors
of incompatible tenpers, occupying terri
tories geographically dovetailed into one
another, and with numerous questions nei-
ther settled nor capable Of settlement. We
are sorry 70 describe the cssea thus hope
Duk We e5c IL ~ y luG4huCuOlI LGAeO4
for resigning ourselves to the only possible
solution Of these problsms-thc die of lUar.
When the United States North and South,
cast that die four years ago, they appealed
In fact to the tremendous power which has
founded-the States Of the Old World, and
lsft us as wsaFe and what we are. War
has made Europe and Us who inhab-
it II; war founded all our dynasties
and all our institutions; war difused
and mixed cur races, war propsgsted our
creeds and indorsed our laws; war as much
as mountains, rivers, and seas, has laid
down our boundaries. That frame of soei-
ETY. which contributes 60 much to the for
nation of character, the preservation of
peace, and the stability of institutions, owes
its origin to war. The subOrdinstion of
classes, the rights of property, and the
respect paid to masters and pTOprietors
may be traced back to the period when
all society was 2 military organization in
which it was necessary for every one to
have his place. Europe has passed
through this ordeal. An her nations,
crowns, families and institutions have been
baptized in blood. Every gentlemen among
Us does but occupy the place Of feudal
superior, bound to render military service
and empowered to exact it. History does
not, indeed, repeat itself in identical forms
and phrases. We cannot forecast the
shape in which America viii come out of
the furnace. But she has only Just stepped
into that pit Of violence and rapine in
which Europe lay for sges, and, terrible
as the process of socill regeneration was
and is, we cannot doubt that America will
be the better for it in the end.
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Dtfsrsnes in value ofprodust for October
..nrnraraA Erifh IuIN- .............. 81 u
Tne ArminE of sIaves-why It shOuId
be Done

Tne ArminE of sIRves-Why II shO1Id
be Done
From the Richmond sentinel, Oct. ~
The Raleigh Standard is greatly alarmed
by the intimstion that sooner than be con-
quered BY the Washington despot, we will
avail ourselves OF the aid of our slaves =
We are not surprised at this In a journal
that with surprising uniformity sees un-
constituticnslity, despotism and horror, in
every measure adopted for increasing our
military efficiency, and advocates only such
views as tend to weaken and disagm u.s.
Its horror at the suggestion above stated is
not from any tenderness for then egro, for
il may become only question which shall
employ him, the enemy or we. It is not
from sny soHeitgde as to the pres sryation
of slavery, for if We are conquered slavery
is destroyed. The only other effect Of this
proposed accession TO our military orgsni-
zAtion, in 8 certain extremity, is to increase
our means of resisting our foes and win
ming cur Independence. Is it Ills that
alarms the Stqndard9 It can bo nothing
else. We prefer Independence TO every
thing elsa. It seems TO prefer anything
else than Independence. We have no vish
! to appeal 20 the resource we have men
toned. Nor Is it now necesssry. But
when We zee our enemies looking TO that
as their only hope, we should be fools OF
msdmen OF traitors, if We did not wfest
/ this weapon from their hands, and use it
ourselves, if occasion require It. Not OF "
our Independence, but the preservation Of
slavery itself depends on it. -..,
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mPCRTANT TO LADIK5-Dr. HsE-

vsV.s Ferals FSJs nave never pet fAIIsd in rsnOv-
inF diaeulties slssing Rom obGtructions or stop
page Of nature or "a restoring the system 70 pei
cot health when auhsrinF from Spinal AEeotionEi-
ProlapsuB Utsr, the Whites, OK other weakness !
the Uterine Orzans The Pills are perfectly harm
les on the constitution, sad may be taken bY tbs
uost delicate female Eifteuf causing dtstTess-snt
rarne time they oct Ike charm By strengthening
lnvizoFating and restoring the system to health
condition, and BY bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruetion nay sziss. They should, however, EoT
be takes during the hrat throe months ef PEsgnhn-
q, though sSfs st say other tins - misoaTTttse
would Be tbs rssult. -
% Each box oOntaias 90 pills. Frice 90.
Or. HAaETY's REEArlsE On Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarTenness, stsrility, Be
productIon, and Abuses Of Estura, and emphsticai-
Il the Ladies Private Medical AdFfser PAM bIai
81 81 pages ssut free to any sddrsss Six oanis ne
quired 10 pay postage.
The pills and book viii be cent by nail whsr de-.
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
J. BBTA9, n D., General A gent,
No. 70 OsdRr ST., New EcsE.
- Sold by ali the principal Druggt7ts-
CIV. OLAEK, DruSgiEtI Agent fgr Cleveland
inly2l:Rs:m.W.ftwy
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8eaI Ageurirs.
NEN EBAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
18s Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic
L. a. WILCOX


VIII receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Im.
proved and unimprovsd City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lan5s, Goal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &C wa Negotiate Loans
Paper and stocks, Lease TeGsment Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &C.
Ihs following property il noT on sale:
EUCLID ST.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, 1t0x200 n.
PROSPECT, near Perry-TEo houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. ClRiT-One lot S0xli2 #.
SO0Y1LLE, near Forrest-Bine house, with :
quantity OF fruit and o large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Merchant--Lot 6sx16i f.
LOkAIN, corner Eors-l7a story house, lot 81
xIIe.
KlNsMAN, corner Yins-Tw6 lots toxl50 fl.
FORREST, u ar KinEman--Eight loss COX 2281ff
MIAMI, nsar Huron-Leasekold, 11z story house
with blacksmith shop end toois.
LAKE, near Eris-FouE brick houEos-
HERMAN, near Taylor-Bice mouse very cheap.
FARM-l4 acres 10 mlies oct On the Lake shors
Road.
OLINToN-House, two-stoIy; lot 65xis0.
CLINTON, corner TsylOr--lh story house. y
OHIO, corner Osnai-Lot, dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man.
ufacturing purposes.
900. r--
100 seres of Camel Cos Lands at q bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marqnstse. -.
leo acres In Crawford county, love, very5 5chesp.
l21f acres St. Clair Road, 31S iles IRON Cour;
House.
WAETED-HonEes for good reliable tenants
rent from Sl5C to S6G0 q Year ool1;BS daw
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aCineinnati, Oct 81, 1884.
Re iuetIon in the Yield of PetrOIsum

Re iuetion I'm the Yield of Petroleum.
The Oil City Register says:
For the previous two weeks the oil bust
ness has been dull. The rapid decline in
the price of gold, and of most stocks, &C.
oasioned this. Buyers do not care about
operating extensively until there is a more
settled state eoffnancial market, and are only
buying 10 Ill necessary orders. The prices
here, which declined a week since, have
sdfened up within the past few days
Considerable transactions have taken place,
with better feeling in the market, and a
slight advance in prices, The stock of
Grade petroleum is represented as light in
all the Eastern cities, and is extremely SO
here at the place of production. There
has been falling off in the daily produc-
tion during the past two weeks, which is
estimated by some at 81, 600 bbls. per day.
Prices at the wells Sc 5097. t--
The river is now in good boating order,
but all freights are scarce. With the sea.
son for consumption and foreign shipment
just at hand, is it not reasonable to suppose
that prices will long continue at the pres
ent figure? .---
The United States Railroad Gazette
thus comments upon this report;
A diminution of thousand barrels g
day in the productof the well, and gilmore
than fifty per cent. in the price Of oil per
barrel at the wells, must cause reduction,
if not suspension of some monthly divi-
dends.
For Illustration, if if the esggregate pro
duction for year be 2,OO0,ooO barrels, the
average monthly product is l66,667 bbls.
l6esss IBIS At sl5 per hbl. puIy prics)
amounts wv
1856 ,5e7 bbls. at 81 POr bbl- October price,
amounts 'oo'So'
Dfasrsnes in value ofpreduet for October
compared with yuly,------ 81 ,94S, sSS
From October $4,000 barrels are deduct.
ed for diminished product.
7, A reduction of sixty-one per cent. In the
market value oftHe product for the month
Of October, compared with July, imposes
a loss of more than sixty one per cent II
the profits for October as against July, be-
cause the salaries, &c, for October were al
much as for July.
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Mr. Chase confident as tO.ahe ResuItin

Mr. Chase Confident as tOsthe Result in
New York.
In response to an invitation to address
the citizens of New York, during the
campaign Mr.. Chase writes Is, follows to
the corresponding secretary of the Young
Mems Republican Union:
'DEAE SR.-I regret that circumstances
have made it impossible for me to speak
for the Union in New York during this
eanYast. rejoice 10 know fhas no doubt
rests on the result IN that great State; but
that her vote for Lincoln and johnson is
Us sure as that Of Ohio. It canot be surer.
"Yours very truly,
S.P. CHAsE.
HCincinns+j Oct 2l. 1884
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"a sLIaHr coLDn-coUaHs.

IA SLIGHT GOLD9-COUGHs-
FsS aTs lFsTs ef ths tszportzn5a Of checking =
Oaurh or ssLIGHT oeED IN its hrst STAGE thst
which IN the bszinning would 5isld 70 mild rims
~ II nesiscted. soon atlaos1 the iunss ''BTown.s
Bfonehlsi Troches1 give sure and almost tnrasdiate
relisf Military o1acsrs and 5oldtsEB should have
tiIrE1x Il Der can be carried In the pocket and
tsfo1 sI 9udasion TsqEir1s, eug9isRe:im
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DHOTOGRAPHIG ALBUMS, AT
E. o. DOUGLAS 4 co.,
I79 superior-st.i
ARTIETS MATERIALS - WINDS0R'S AND
Eewtcn's add Compile Oh and Water COlors, as A.,
r. 3. DOUGLAS & cos,
I7s superi0r-Et.' %
OVAL AND SQUARE GI1T ROSEWOOD FRAh1S
Al B. B. DOUGLAS COS,
i7e sape-ior-st-
FHoTOaRAPH COPIES uF OELEBRAFlp
3. B. DOUGLAS Co.'S
lis SupsrioF-Bt,
"oARTEs De VIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Hsn sad Women, aad Psimer's Marbles, ct
Z. B. DOUGLAS & cos, q
s1Ts suPerior-st.
FTNE ENeRAVIHGS OF DISTINGUISHED N MKlEs
1TGt JEE E. B. DOUGLAS &.C0'S -
ssTy-1E = - = fs.s--..--.--- .-fzps sSnRsefarHt.
OREAKFAST CAPES--SONTAGS
Dan6 Edbiss, in great vsrsety.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 co.,
III SuperiOr Ftrsat.
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@agl-OtttFE 6t.ue Gabls.
1854. Summer Arrangement 1854.
i FoR THE
GRRIVA AND CLOSING Oh HAIs
AT THB
CLEVELAND PO6T-OFFIOE

cozzEEoESa aosBAr, NAY lsTH, 1854.
- Maiis viii be opened and ready foE delivery
one hour After arrival Of trains.
trains.
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY,
AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252,78o.13.

Have entered into an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of transscting EoazTzER the bustz4ss OF
INSURANCE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and the Pe-iis Of Inland Transportation"
R~ONE POLICY of Insurancs is issued by the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
Is made to meet the necessities of the business COM
munity, by SECURING, wITE DIsPAToH, IARGE LINES
OF IEsuRAEcE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPcN UNI-
Fona, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, THEHE3T oBVI-
ATING raE NECESSITY Of ARPLEIEG TO VARIOUS SPA
RAFE OFFICES for insursness the amount they are
seVeraUy abIe to accept, and Of holding AunEEoUs
sEPARAfE P0LIoIEs, TER CONDITIONS AND WRITTEE
PORTIONS OF vRIcH RARELY AGREE.
By tie conditions OF the UnderWrfters' Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS ls required to prove .
loss to Ahe several Companies insuring under it,
thereby making ths sdIustmsnt simple and ezPe-
ditiopS. s
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this agency, ana the re-
spectacle ehsrsetsr ol the largg number Of gentle
men composing their several Boards Of Directors,
afford an abundant quart ntee that all business con
hdod to them viii be honOrably and literally con-
Quoted.
For list of Directors, Statements Of Condition.
&c., OF for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN g. JENNINGS,
at-..,-p, sld;,, C7sval-ad q
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Thaekeray ON Death,

1t would be singular to learn the real
opinions Of the notable men of the day on
the 'qast of earth" Probably few in their
Published works tell really what they feel
on this subject, but sometimes they pnveil
their thoughts in private letters as Thaek-
arey has done ina letter to Mr.. W. B.
Reed, of Philadelphia. Mr.. Thackeray
writes onlh hearing of the death of Mr. Reeds
BROTHER Hfs l-7ia 'fr 80 tasI 7=
'IThe ghostly struggle over, who would
pity any. one that departs 1t is the sur
viyors one commiserates in the case ofsuch
good, pious, tender-hearted man as he
seemed whom God Almighty has Just call
ed to himself He appeared to me to have
all the sweet domestic virtues which make
the pang of parting only the more cruel TO
those Who are left behind, but that loss
what gain to him A Just man sum-
moneds by God, for what purpose can he
60 but to meet the Divine love and good
ness2' I ueYer think about deploring such;
and as you and I send for our children,
meaning them only love and kindness, how
much mora Patsr Nostsr2D s.s te-s..
General Beauregerds EeR Command.
lCorrespoudsneo ofthe Carleton hsrcprY.l
1 think there is some mistake as to Gen
eral Beauregsrd's command of the West.
I fear it is like General Johnston's com
mand, who, although having command of
the military department generally, could
not take command of either General Penn
berton's or General Braggs army. So here
General Taylor. and General Hood will
command and fght the armies respectively
under Iheir commands, and General Beau
regard can take commsnd of neither Of
them. he can order these armies from one
point to another, but. he cannot immediate
ly commander fight them. If this is so
be can display none Of his ability in the
Geld. We are still il the hands of Hood.
Can any Of your correspondents ehlighten
as in the matter2 AN OFFICER.
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Connections ara made at BGnr0sFfIis VIII tha San.
dusky, Mansfield B Newark r. B. ; at CLYDE Win tbs
sandnsky. Dayton 4 Cincinnati B. B.; at Frsn0nt
with the Eremont q Indiana r r.. and at Toioliq
With the Michigan Southsrn Northern IndiaHs a1d
toi9do wabash Railroads sor Chicago, netroit,
yec cAson, EoIt Wayne, E0gali5port LRfAysfta CaiTo
Alt9n. 81 Loulss aud Al p0ints West Horrhsesf I'D
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo AID tns.
West AZ 20 A. n, z:45 p - aud 5.5s = X 49,
OlsEelsnds May rs, 1854
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COnundFum.
Why is Mcclellan like Jobs horse
Because he 'smelt the battle from afar."
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81 iifErfE.
NLEVR1AND AND IJLs DJ 2.
gPRIRa ARR4HGHKIESIr

On Aad amer Monday, LAY lsEh, ~ Pssss- -
Trains wiz leave Cleveland a. follows X u Gays
cepeDd:
$50 A. h.-OHI6AGO EXPHE55.--St1as 81 s. rsa-
Grafton, Obsrin, HOrFalk, 81 onr -egiIl5, EcIlsl
we, yiydo, Freniout sud Etulore, s5Id arsffs
at folsdD & lus5 A. H. gld gfiCago tt Gs9'l ?. -
80 =. NV ESTERH MAIL.-StJps Gt al ste ligaa
On Southern Division, and arrives &C foiedo ts
$50 P. n. !. Chicago az $50 A. y,
up M.-EQRrHERa AlAIL--Stop5 az al sta.
5io1s on sortlela Division. and arrives e. ss1-
J 90 ?. M.-G1GHr Express. -stops at graror,
AorWalkl onr0syiils. Clyde and Fromort and
sit9A AZ
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NLEVELAND : ERlR RAILBoAQ.

s54- 50a1IER AERAHGEsITEsT. ls.s4.
On snd sIter Monday, Ray lsta, lss4, P.s.sarsr
Trains VIII run ss foiiSEs, t5Gndagl eEoSptsdls
LEAVE ChEVELAHDa l--.
9sA a, M--DAR EXPRESS TBAIH-5tOpplns Q
Hliioughby, PainasFitss Geneva, Ashta61la.
Oonnoaut ana eirard only, and arrive At Eris af
l:l5 P. 4, leunkrk 3s35 ?. q Bnflalo 90 P. 4.
80 p. M.-CIEOlhHATI EXPRESS-st0pbing Al
PaiDssyiIIs, AahtSbuis and Girar1 cnly, s1d AZ
.iyes q Erie s;sI p T., Du1htzk s;El ?. ~ Bgt.
lliO 9.be ?. H.
s:sO 7. a.9mAIb -ABR ACCOMMODATIONS
ssoppi2g at AL sistioaz AID arrive q Frs e
llg P, M--RIaHF EEPBESs TRAIS-stopnIag A
PainesgIls, Ash8ebnia and Olrsrd only, and
arrives a. hEie q Y; 4. H. DnnAzL a;4a
LEAVE EHIE.
LIS a. m.-NIaHT ExPREs5 TRAIE-ssop7ius
a. tir3rdt hsntabuls sid PainesFil only Gad
arrive at ClsFeland at s-00 A. Z.
e5J q. M.-MAlI AND AO0OMMCDA1lOh
LRAIh-5topFinE ai an stsiions sad arrive -
$40 A. B.1TSoIE66S IN So 4 1RzPREss- -stopgsas ct an
Etatalss except SWanviile, ,SaTbrook, Unionvine,
PerFy. Monitor a1d WtoEhhs, and ErTf7as at
7;,o ?. M.-bAT EKPBESs TRAI6-stoPpiuz AZ
aiTard, Ccuueeut, Aabtsbuia, end PsfnesVEla
..sg- only ard arrives IN Ologs.snd 81 % ?. L
~ Seoond Olsss OAfs sfs rl1 on sh through
AN the irains going Westward e0ansos ~ OIsTsisad
E7th trains for Toledo, Chicago O1lurn bus Cincfr
natl indianapolis. 81 Louis Sc.i and ali taroush
trains Of the Hew Yorz EEie Railroad, and a5 Bus.
IA with those Of the Hsg York Canfrsl & BulIslo &
EsE Fogk City lailroadz for Rev York Alba1y
cn the Philadelphia Erio kaiirOad-
So Day Express, East and West, connects at
Girard with Tral15 On Kris 3 Pittsburgh RsilToAa
Cleveland. Hay mn. iss4.1 :
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CIN-
OOIHHATI AILRoAD,
1854. sDhmER ARKAHQEAIEEE 1ssa.
ISt Train-5:25 A, M.-CTEuINNATI EXPRESS
stopping ct Grafton, Wsllington, New Lon :
don, Shslby, Oreaiiids, Gallon, 6ilssd, Car
dlngtonI Ashley, Delaware, DeHis Centre and
"a Train-s:25 P. INSTRUMENTATION. .-StopS
at all stations, and arrives La Oolrnbas at 70
P. n, Cincinnati 2ssg A. 4.
q TTsing-7 90 p. M.-AIGHT E1RRESS-StopEfuE
at Bsraa, Grafton, Wellington, NV Lolaon,
Shelby, Cregtiine. Gallon, G1ssds CArdihEtol
Trains lave Columbus az 80 aud lo:2a !. H,aRE
" sEz1Te st Cleveland sis0 A. X, 3sso snd ? y
OOHEEOTIOES: -
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