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ARRIVAL og NAILS At pspOr,


ARRIVAL os MAILS At DEPOTi
Eastern Through srrTos as A. a., and
6:20 P. n.
EsstsTn Way arrives az 9:IO A..
Pittsburgh Through arrives at I:45 A n
40 Way arrives a. s;9J P. H.
sAnduBky Way arrives AZ HIS A. n.
mahOning Way arrives at quo p. NJ.
ClacinnaSi Through Arrivez Of $3.50 A. , ESQ =. Il,
do Way arrives AZ $3.50 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives A. 9;2O 4. 81. and H5S
Western Way arrives ct 2;45 =. IL
Iedina Way arrives at 4;UO ?. NJ.
ROckpOrt, &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays end
6aturdays as II NJ.
BFeOksyille, Bs:A, 40, arrives Mondays and Rri-
days st P. NJ.
sharon Oentor, Granger, North EoysIten, 80, 81
rivss Mondays and SEidays a. 2 II.
WGrreRsyille arrives daily at I0.l5 A. H.
EAst Cleveland and EucIid arrives daily q. Il.
CLOSING OF. aAIIlS.
EASTERN THROUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, EeW
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, PainssVille, Ce-
neva, Ashtabua and Oonneant, closes At 8.45 A. IL.
8AsTERE THsoUsH, for New York only, olcses a.
CHOP NJ.
EAsrEBs TEEoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo. Albany,
DOstoc, New York and Hartford, closes At 2;2O
m.
EAsTEEE WAY, for al points betwe.,', ,Gisyeland
EB1 Erls, closes a. Z:2G P. NJ
WESTERN fHRoUGH, ioT Toledo, DetrvI., Chicago
and closes at GOO P n.
WEsTERE fERoUeR, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Bubuquo, ST. Joseph and Cairo eloses at 200 P Il
HEsrEAE Way, Tor all points between Olsveis5,.T
"A Toledo, cl08d5 as T2.50 p. NJ
CIFcrNsAz- way, for All points betEssn Cleveland
Ead Cincinnati, closes at l:25 2. Al
CIsCINEATI THHoUda, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and uineinnatl closes at 10 p NJ QeSVes
st 5:z5 next m0rnins.)
0IEOIEEATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, cincinnati,
LouiEvillo, ST. LOuis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 5:0J P. n.
PTTTsBUEaa THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wasts
iRgtoHi close5 eB I225 P. Il. -
PrTTsBURGH Way, for all points between Olove-
and, Weusyiila, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
EdslPhia, Balt!ncsa Shs Washington closes ~ T:Sg
?.
EAHogIsa WAY, for sl points between Cleveland
aud youngstown, oioses a. 10 p. L., Gssyss a. 7:lE
next mOTning.l
EEpIHA NAY, closes az s A. Il.
ROKFoRT, 10, closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at l2M.
BRBOKsvILLE, Batn, 81 closes tuesdays and
Saturdays, at a. =.
BEAROs uzsfEE. GEEaZar GCrEh RoyalIcn, a.
o'Osos OF Tuesdays aai Saturdays, - A Il.
WARBEhsviI1-z. slos5s daily, 1880 A. Il
EAs= CEEVaLssD ana Egciit, Cio=es eEiiy >.
P.H
EAil and Drop Losts-s sse repaired % lay 70 b,
prepaid.
Al City Oiroaiars srs reqairodto 10 prepaid with
once open from 7:sO a. N. 70 T:sO P. II. On
Rrudey frGas g 4. n. 20 1920 A. N.
80 Z. COwLEs, P N.
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CEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior street, Cleveland, ohio,
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L. a. WILCOX
VIII receive on sac Real Estate Of all kinds-Im-
proved and uniAPrOyed City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands So VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Eentb, DC, so.
The following property Is now on sale
EUCLID Sr.-ThTeJ desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, lbOx30O #.
PROSPECT, near PeTry-TWO houses for sale.
ERIs, near St. Ciair-One lot 30xi12 f..
SCOYILLE, near FOrTest-Fine house, with .
quantity Offruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner MerchEnt-IOt 6sxl6i II.
LORAIN, cOTn8r YoTk-l1S story house, lot CO
XIIe.
KiHsMAN, corner Vine-TWU lots 0XIb0 #.
FORREST, M ar KinsmAn-Eight lots 5Ox 2261SS
MIAMI, near Hurou-Leasehold, ~ story house
with blacksmith shop and tOo.s.
LAKE, near Erie-Bour brick houses.
HERMAN, near Faylor-Nice mouse very cheap
EARA-l4 acres 10 miles out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIHTOS-Houss, two-stoTy; lot 86EI9O.
OLISTON, corner TsylJr-lH story house.
OHIO, corner Oanai-Lot g dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for
uiacturinE purposes.
With other tenemonEs varying from $500 to $751;
coo.
iO5 acres Of Camel Goa Lands at & bargain.
20 acres adjoining Marquette.
loo acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
i27z acres on 81. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House.
WANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from Si5o to 5000 a year. ooll;RS dAw
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NFUNRos TEN CENT NOVELS

This popular series OF Novels Is not the produC'-
tion of dilapfdased old Ladies and Geeaes, and the
publishers de not think 1t necessary to eShume fos
sis OF former generations Tor the Amusement OF
their readers The works are all written by men Of
lice 0sais and talsn and hence ths ease with which
they have ouI-run their tardy competitors. Hav-
IuK firm conviction that merit will assert itself in
spite Of all opposition, nothing but the very best
works are put upon the market. The public have
always been our Judges, and VIC invite to compare,
our works with all others. Tho following Is List
of the Novels No. ]. The Hunters. 2 Ths Trap.
per's Retreat. 8. he Patriot HighwAymsn g..
'rhs Hunted UnioniEt. 8. The Track OF Fire. o.
The Man Eater. T.. Charlotte Temple 3. Tlte
Death Face. 9. The Indian Slayer. 10. The Tur-
tie CAtcnor. il. Ths Hunters Triumph. IL. Tho
Ocean ROyers. Is. The Tory OutWitted. IA. zeko
starnum the Lion-heartsd Scout l5. The seourge
Of the Seas. l6. The Captive Maiden II. Long
legged Joe, or the Demon Of the Woods. is. he
Wild Scout Of the Mountain -19- The Forrest
Lodge ~ The RoIlicdng Rangers. 81 Rattle
EnaEe Dick or the Flower OF the WigTaIn 2
Ticketty Tom the Rover. 3. Imps Of the Prairie
"a The Robbers Terror. These Books sre for sale
by al News Agents and Booksellers, and sent post
paid on receipt Of price.
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gatua $gafk.

JUHN Hs > HNNIN
Atwater Blu Hiding, CleyeI
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DAILY LEADER.
sherIdan's Rfde.
By 7. B. READ.

By 7. B. READ.
Up from the South at break Of day,
Bringing 70 Winchester fresh disnay,
The a6righted air with shuddsr bore,
Like q herald in hzste TO the ohieftain's door,
Ihe terrible grumble and rumble and roar,
Telling the battle was on once more,
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
And vidsr still those billovs Of war
Thundered along the horizons bar
And louder yet into Winchester rolled
The rOsr Of that red SEA uncontrolled,
Making the blood Of the listener cold
As be thought OF the stake In that nery fray,
AND Sheridan twenty miles away.
but there Is a road from Winchester town,
a good, broad highway leading down;
Aud there, through the flush Of the morning light
q steeo, as black as the steeds OF night,
WEs ssen &c pass as with eagle hfght-
As If be knew the terrible need
he stretched away with his utmost speed
lilh rose and fell-but his heart was CAV
With Sheridan fifteen miles away
stin sprung from those swift hoofs, laundering
south,
Or the trail Of comet sweeping fast er and faster
Eoreboding to traitors the doom OF disaster;
The heart Of the seed and the heart Of the master
We're beeting like prsos srs assauitinR their wallis
Impatient TO be where the battlefield Gala:
Every nerve Of the charger was strained to full
play,
With Sheridan only ten miles away
Under his spuIning feet the road
Like an srroEy Alpine river flowed,
ana the Landscape sped away behind
Lice an ocean flying before the wind;
ana the steed, like n bark fed with furnace ire
swept on, with his wild eyes full Of fire.
But lot he is nearing his hearts desire
he Is snufhng the smoke Of the roaring fray,
With sheridan only Eve miles away
The first that the General saw were the groups
Of strsgglers, aud then the rrtrsating troops =
What Was done-what to do glance told him
both,
Then striking his spurs with q terrible oath,
hs dashed down the line mid q storm Of huZEas,
And the wave Of defeat checked its course there
because
The 81 ht Of the master compelled II to pause.
With foam and with dust the black charger was
gray
By the Fash Of his eye and his red nostrils play,
he seemed to the whole great army to say:
81 have brought you Sheridan all the way
From Winchester town 10 save tho day p
HUrTah, hurrah for hsridanl
HuTTaf, hurrAh for horse and mani
And when their statues are placed on high
Und-r the dome Of the Union sky,
The American soldiers Temple Of Fame,
There with the glorious Generals nams
Be it said, in letters both bold and bright:
:Here is The steed that saved the day
BY carrying Sheridan into the fight,
From Wipchester-twSnty miles awsyr
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Exchange Of Ten Thousand Prisoners
at Savannah Ga.

An Exchange of ten thousand sick and
wounded prisoners at Savannah hes already
been mentioned as a future event. We
learn that on yesterday the first interview
of the flag of truce took place st Island
City, Colonel Wsddy acting on the Con-
federate side, Colonel Bennett appearing
for the Yankees. The perliminsl ies were
arranged for ten thousand Con federste
prisoners already arrived at Hilton Head
on twenty five transports and the steamer
Baltic. None of them we're deliv cred at
this first interview; but boxes for prisoners
on both sides were delivered. Tha second
flags Of truce on this business wi meet at
the same place on the 9Th instant. .-.Rieh-
/ DIO7sd ErINti,aer Nov. 5.
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ZNzZzZ
GTRICKLANDS
kNTI-CHeE.KkA FIXTURE

Is a competition OF assEisgeats, sbsoiSsnts ssiEH-
ulants and csrniDsttYes which every physician &C.
knowledges is the only preparation that viii oeot
permanent care Of Diarrhea and Dysentery. This
Ant-Cholora miEtureis EpWi IN use I'm several OF
army hospitals, where 1t giye5 the greatest satsiRc
tion. 1t has EAved the lives OF thousands OF OuT
diers and citizens, and We viii guarantee It to ne
the best remedy IA the world iOr DtsrrhsA and Dys
sntsry.
Mr.. Woods, of COuingsOD, Kentucky, viii bo most
happy to satisfy Rny one e. 70 tina yrtus Of striok
lands Anti-Choiers Mixture; in fact, we have
great number OF testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced inouEablB
by their physicians, sone afteS taking only oas
bottle Of stTiokisnd's Anti-Oholsrs Mixture. II
oou suffer with DiErrhaa aad DysentsEy. try one
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"A SLIGHT COLD"-COUGHa-
Few are aware Of the Importance Of checking =
o0agh OF ''EIIaHE oOLB u IN Its arst stage; that
which in the beginning would yield 70 mid rene
dy, II neglected, soon attacks tho lanEs. browns
Bronchial Trochss" give sure and almost immediate
relief. Military ohios1 snd Soldiers should have
thsm, as they can be carried in she pocket and
taksn a. occasion requires, sug5l:R2lm
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MPORTANT no LADIES-Dr. Har

VsyG genlsls Pills nave never jet fsilSd in EGHOy-
Ing dif1cuitiss arising TCss ca9trlcti5n, stop
pSgs Of Eaturs, q Ia restoring the system TO per-
cot health when suffering NON Spinal Aaeot!O2s,-
Prolapsus, Uter1, the Whisos, or other weakness J
the Uterine Organs. The Pilis are perfectly harm
les on the constitution, and nay be taken BY the
most delicate fasis With M calGing tisL2osssiis
same ti1no they act Ike a charm by Strengthening,
Invigoratins aad restoring the system So health
condition, and by bringing on ths monthly PoziOt
with regularity, nc mastyr from what causes tho
obstruction may arise. Toy ahOuld, however, Sol
bs taken during tho hTst three months eg pregnAn
or, though sale EE aay UthsT tins, IS 1isoar-isgs
would Dc TIE EssClt.
Each box contains 60 PCS. PriO5 %.
Dr. HAExET's TREATIES on Diseases Of Femaiss,
Pregnancy, Hisssrrisge, EsrTSnness, Sssrilty, ne
productiop, and ABUSES ci Eetuzo, and emphstical-
" the Ladies' Private hsJosi Adviser, psnphle.
Of g. pages sent nee to any address, Six cents
quired to pay postage.
The pills sud booE viii bs cent by mall TEoa ne
EiTed, se5rrely sealed, aud prepaid, Sy
J. BRYAE, NJ. D., Gensrel Agent,
No. 76 Cedar st., New York
- Bold BY su she principal Druggists.
3. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent foT Cleveland.
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OIL OIL! oIL:Ii
ALEXANDER. SUOFIELD & Go.
REFINBR5 OF
EKtrss:s Petroleum OIL, BeRSOle and
Machinery oils.

we paw particular st5eaFion to packages, thereby
1syinE our ouEtomsrs much los3 by leakage. We
guarantee our oil 20 give perfect EGtsfastioni an5
e rood e. any made IN ts city. Also, We pay par
4loular attention 20 putting up
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Saitabls for YarniSh AsHEfaetCDsr1 or Psinterl.
rs. On hand and for sale
500 bbls sxtra refined Petr0ieaD OIL.
100 6bls EeodOriEed Benzoie leQual 70 Turponttnsl
100 bbls No. Lubricating on,
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OTFIoK-lOs Sc. Oisir--t-. formerly occupied BY
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|. INV VELAED AND r0LEDO K. z
WINTER LRRAHaEaizz1. 1s54-s

On ard after Monday. Oct. Slss, fs54, Pass ngsr
L-ains Wis iesye Cleveland -0loEs (S1udzys ex-
sspfed
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Grafton, Obsrlin, W akemsn, Horygglk, hs onrCs-
wife, Balieg gue, Ciyd8, frsmont and ElmOrs,
and arrives ~ Toledo NJ l2:t5 P. NJ, Chicago &C
II g or. \ aud Detroit 30 P. n.
Z.41 p. M.-WES ESTEHh MAfL.-StOps at al stations
on SCuthsrn Division, and arrives a. Toledo -
Is ?. T.. chicago ~ 5 ;8s A. \. and Detroit at
l0.3OP. n.
4:se Z. M--HORTHERE MAIL.-Stoes at al sta-
tione On Northern DiVlsion, and arziVes at san.
dusky 81 .l3 P 81.
lONa r. M.--HIeHT ExPREsS.-stops a. Grafton,
hO-walk, G0aFrsT.ii Olyds and FrsmUuL, aB5
srTsyes aC F9it-in ~ , A X. ghi-ago a IL. .30
Pm and Detroit !. :oc A. n
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tsrfsre with business paTsaitsl Can Be used with
out deteotiOni Upward u 30 ouEes the pass month
some OF th0m very severe cases. Over one hUl-
drsd physicians have used thsm IN their Prss-
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such a. UrethrAl and Vaginal Discharges, elect
he Whites, Nightly CT Involuntary Emissions Il.
confluence, Genital Debility and IETitAbnity, In
potency Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bTity, &o., &C., ell Of which sriss principally fro
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from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In al
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send, free to all, the following vEiuahle work. IN
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sasi5y-Ea-tussy, iispsEeid g Newark Railrcad, -
Msasleids LIT. TlrnOn. Newark, ZaneeVilla,
40.
iif=ssiine-Pitlsburgh. Sort Wayne ChicAgo Rail.
read. Forest, Upper SGndusky, Dalpho5, Lima
Fori Wayne. Laeorbs, Chicago, sc. " eat ard
Eazt ior Aiansnsd. wooster, Iassillo1i &c.
5ssHeR and faizscotains Bailroad LIuz oT AIarioa,
Belleloutaii.e. Sidney. Union, &auc.e, Indian-
spoiis, Terre HauLs Flncaaass EysusgiIls
Louisville, Cairo 81 Loais, &C.
LialsECre-WlLh SpzIngnelt Branch FOR SprfugheId.
iiolEuiDus-Eistia hiiatai & Columbus and Es lfz
kaihoad, for NsniA, Dayton, Indianapolis,
kerF5 HEuts. S. Louis, Morrow, Loveiand, and
cincinnati, and with taB Ohio and Missi5sippi
Hairoad at CincinHsH Tor BOIiEFilis, Evans.
vills Oa;-o. e. Lulis. snd ell points on Ehs
Ohio isiver.
Coiun,Du5-Ce8tzai Chic Rsiircad fnr Newark zauss-
vile, Wheeling, 1Ec.; Columbus, Piaua & In
diana Railroad loT Fi1uR, Urbans, 40.
80 Yer Tickets % 81 points and information spnlg
y Jlo Psss station. and IS Union Ticket Olhos
* Superior EErsst. T. &. ELIET
asavsiari, Get. = gsfl S1naFfus-zadsas
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Doluoct!ous are made at MourosVIgio with tbs San.
tuGSy, 1snsneit Newark &. H. st Clyde with the
5endusky, Dayton Z Cincinnati Z. L. 81 Fremont
Gith the frenaoHt & Indiana L. z. u; and at Toledo
with tiIe Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads tor Chicago, Detroit
jackson. FcIG WaFre, E0gansyOTt LafaJestO, Uaire,
Southwest.
Trans arrive IL Oleyeian1 iTosn Toledo and the
West AZ so A ~, 8.5 =. r., and $40 r x. From
aandusky g s.l5 = \ L. D. BUCKER, Sass.
OleYaLand. Ocs. y. -.
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CeIebrateil SeWFng sla0illllea

JCsGDEHbCsa CCW HASS IAs=Ss-ErsNN
We're Awarded the Bighest Premium Oy5z siil . -
FErTToRs, IS tho following szssc fsss o. iSlf-''-
the
BESTrAElI.s EEWiEG y =SSit.E
BE5|MAc, UFACTURIGd &AEAlN
ANDTHE EasT GbCHir HHEh'
Low York State EGlr Indiana Ssa.- Far Ven @
State Far, Illinois St-te For, Aoea 13nsv
Fair, Clio StEsc Fair, Pennsy lysnla
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The above -omnrfses al the State fGiEB.F 60 .
she Grover Bakers dsehiEes we've sEhiBits sg tn's
GRUVER BAKER s. 81. %.
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252,78o.13.

Have entered into an arrangement for the pur-
pose of tIAnsgctinR TOGETHKR the business Of
" INSURANCE against Loss or Damage BY Fire,
and the PerilB Of Inland Transportation"
e@ ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued by the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
s made TO meet the necessities Of the business COM
munity1 by SECURING, Win DIsPArUa, LARGE LINES
OF ASSURANCE WITH RELIABLE C0APASIEs, UPON UNI-
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, THEREBY OBvI-
ATIHG TEE NECESSITY APPLTIS0 TO VARIOUS EEPA-
EATE OFRlcEs for insurancUs 20 the amount they
seVerAlly able 70 accept, and Of holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, TIE CONDITIONS And WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF WHICH RARELY AGREE.
By TIE conditions OF the UnderwTiters' Policy
bus ONE EXT OF PAPERS ID required to prove a
loss to she several Companies in5uTiI undeT it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and eIpe-
ditiouB.
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number Of gentle
men cOmpOsing tEeir several Boards Of Directors,
afford an abundant guarantee that all business con
flded to them will be hUnOrably and literally con-
Quoted
For list Of Directors, Statements Of Condition,
Sc, OF for Policies, apply to
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Ocl7 Atwater Blu Hiding, Cleveland, o.
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cleveland. Oct. zst =
OtLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. R.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
- LROAD.
is65. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and zfter Monday Oct. 5lst, le6i Trains leave
Cleveland As follows daily, Sundays szcept0d)
500 A. H.-HAILl-Arriyes ct Pittsburgh 4 4OJP N.
Harrisburgn ? 80 A. NJ, Baltimore 90 A. NJ,
" ashiugton I0..5 A. NJ, Philadelphia 6s55A ~,
New York IO-CJA n, Whseling % ?. n.
] % ?. h.-EXPEkaS- rriEes a. Pittsburgh 9:,5 P.
n, Harrizburgh 80 A N. Baltimore Il 20 p.
n, Washing ton 4:4i P. II, Philadeph phia i2:lO P.
n, New I0l 2:i5 p A., Wheel ng 20 A. n,
E1t1 trains ecaHeae e. q auEan ror AEroa ana Nil
lsTsburEE.
CErs run through from Pittsburgh % GeE fOfk
(gis AIsEicEn), without change Of o3ro-
~ Farp 81 low ~ b. Aay csher Euo.
- Through fIcl6ts esl b procured a the Union
zfaltai A-lca = aid=il Hcrsa. as the E5rct, a. q
IsnoiiG-skrsst station.
MOI j. Z. DEYEREUZ. sup't.
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s.asl-Wn.ts Slas-ssoss.
1854, Summer Arrang6meHs 1855.
FOR THE
ARRiVA AED CLOSING or NAIS
Ar THB
CLEVELAND PosT-OFFIOK,

oOsAEROEss HOsDAY, MAY l8rH, 1864.
~ Mails will be opened and ready Tor delivery
one hOur after arrival Of trains.
~ All Nails Close one Eour before Departure cG
traius.
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LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 4. M.-HaK EXfRES5 TRAlG-stoppins AZ
WincuGhOT, Pes1ssTliie Mad son, Geneva, ASH
uAJul2 lOnnoart and Girzra only and arrive at
Eric c. IN ?. X, bankirk s;45 ?. H.. Buffalo
5:iO I'm
3.sJ r. M.-CIECTSHATI EXPRESS -stopping at
falnesviiis, Asisatqia and GiFard only, ana ar
riyes AZ Erie 40 p Da1EtrE Is P. n, Euf-
salc 1880 P. n.
$50 z. y. zEIB Ard AOOOEIHODATIOE-
StJFFlns - sl stats9us e1d arrive a. Er!z az
7:55
eco 4. sa.-&iG1c EXPRESS TRAIN-stcpplna at
PEiuasN;lie. AEhEa1Gla and Girsrd only, and
Lrfigea - E-t5 c. l2:4e 4. L., Duukrk 500
A. ~, szEsio 20 - X
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Ist TraiR-s:O5 A, M.-CINCIENATI EXPRESS,
stopping at Grafton, wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, GIisad, Gar
dinston, Ashley, Delaware, DeWis Centre nnd
WoethiaEton.
d Trzin-2:45 Z. H.-aCCU5IMUDATION. -Stops
~ AL stations, and srrive5 in Columbus at 30
P. IL, Cincinnati 30 A. n.
- fraing-iO08 2. .Ai.-NtQHr rEXPREssS-2soDpinE
Gt GrHf50n, Weiingtou, New LOndon Shelby,
Orea-,lce, Gallon. Gilsad, Osrdirgso1 and Dol
aware.
TTas Igsyo Columbus ct $40 and IG.z5A.a, 2.4O PH
arrive - Cleveland 9:Sj 4. Il, and $50 ?. <.
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g!L8VELAAD , BRIs RAILROADI
%. wINTzr ARRAEaEzlEr.

81 sHd L-lsr EoDday, Oct. slst. Iss{, Passenger
1rzins VII ruE a. tOtoWss C5uRGayB excepted:
LEANn nl.EYrI NJ
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20 a. M.-RIGnC EEPEES5 TRAIH-stopsins
st Girsrd, ash abuls and Psihesvie only, and
arrive at Cisve md 81 20 !. 4.
6:l5. A. M,-aAIL AND AOCOMsIODATION
TRAIN-St55F: g at all s.sti0ng s'nd arrive al
Cluguiasd az lD:zi 4. =.
IO:l5 = M--I0LEDp aPEE5e-S-opping Gt al
Atsib-as except Suas.vI.is, 5sybrOok, UniOngile
parry, 8entcr nd W;Ckhee, ana arrives at
giegCiecc ~ 2:l5 p. n.
5.s5 p E-EAT ENPEEgS TgAIn-Stogpiag at
9ire-d t.ounoaUt. Aahtabula- Geneva = Fsfnss-
vile only, ard sffi7ss q Csveisnd at - ?. n.
- .ncc-c J.zss Cars 1ro re sH Enfylgh
sszinH.
An the traits going g7rsswart connect az Cleveland
With trains ior Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, CZI.cin
Lati Indiarap pois, St. Louis, kc-; and ell throuqb
rains going eastward, connect sg Dunirk with & 9
trains Of tho Kew York Ere RailrOsd, anl as But
fs with thOso Of tine Now FORK Central & Buffalo
syOst0a, Niagara Falls, &c, and ct Er59 VIII trains
"a the PhilEdalphia q Erie kaiirnGd-
pzs- Day EEgre6s, Esst and West, connects at
Girsrd with Trains On Erie Pittsburgh Railroad
f2r Linesss,ie- hsedgille, jamestown, DC
Cleveland. Oct. S7st. -