Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04
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1884, sUMMER ARRAHGRMEEF. Is4.
On and aftsr Monday, Nay lstH, 1854, TrsinI
isaVe OlsFeland e foloEI, daily (8undaEs aEcsptsd
$50 A m.-MAIL-ArTlVog at New York 12-o1 A
H PhilldslDhia 200 A. T.; BAltimOrs 7-a0 49,
Pltt!5urEh 80 ?. =; Wseeling s;zs Pm.
?. H; Philadslphis &c l0s10 A. -; Baltimore
il:b0 A. -; Pittsburgh SO ?. r.; wheeling Ei3
P.H New Phlladei1hia f:a8P.M.
s9th Trains sonnsas At Hudlsa fOE Akron aad Nh.
Morning Train connects At RaVsnna with A.ka,
". BaliFoad Train tor ail points on that ROAD.
lyia AllentOWn,) } without ohA1gs.
80 rare - low e. By any OthsE lins
Ticket Once Msddel H0use, at ths DsBot, q tts
R.R HTEEs. g. T. 1s5ai. = 'AAA0 SISi msTi; 4
ELEVELAND 8 TOLEDO B, RI
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l's4- sPRIHe ARRANGEMENT. Issa.
o. ana 4iisr Monday, MaE 18th, 1884, Pssssnss-
ErAin9 Ein isAss uassslAad fogi0Ns t6aldl5 AZ
5l4O A. m.-OaIUA9o oHxPREss-stsu, A R.r.,-
GEsf5eSns 0bSEin, aoISslkl Monroe EfIis, Bella
Tolsdo at l9;es Fl and ohioaso af $50 P n
Loo p HIVES 4ff lIAILs-1sops n All 1t,-
lions on souths a Division, and aTTiSss A. -
iedo q s;s9P, T.; Chicago 6:30 A. n.
As3O P. m.-nORTHERa MAII-Sto1s Is Al sta-
tiol5 On horthsFn DislHio1. ana arrives at SsE-
TsOO p. m.-RiGHT ExPREss-stopsa At Grsftsa,
aOrEalkl AoaEOeyiiisi qlyds, and grgmolt. En1
SO 49,.
OOEanOTIOHs.
OeunsofionE are mads Et Mo1rosTiila Win sas $40
luskY. na151eid hsEAtk 80 - oiyde Win ths
Elth Fremont 4 Indiana 3. r., and af Toledo Eif6
the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and TOz
Soc Fort WaEnss LogAnspoTt, LalYstts, Cairo, Ali
lons s.. Louis and al BSintE VEST HOFlhFsSt Els
TTzias sEriyS an Cleveland irom Toledo and tbs
West a ~ a T., ~ P = ana 80 2 H. IToz7
OlsTs.And. Nay l6, Is54-
HLEVELAND, OULUMBUH 8
~ UIkmaEAf1 RAILROAD.
1854. sUMMER ARRAHaElCEEF. Issi,
" and after Monday, Nay lsth, 1864, PLIlsnFsE
Csptsdli
Isf RFsIa- Sa3s A. A.m.-OIHOIHHATI HXPREss
stopping A. GRAFTON, wellington New London
shelby, GIestsins, Gallon, 9tlead, Uardingtous
Aanisgl Delaware Lewis Center and " hoEthiAG7
"A Tr1.ia-9s9S P. m.--AOOOMAOD4TIOH.
ssoPs q All ItAtionss Ead aIriEss In Columbus
"A FFaia-1g0O P. Ms-HIGHT TE4PBESS-stsBz
sing st Berea, Grafton, wellington New L0l-
don SHELBY, OEestiins, Gallon 6iload, OETaiaE=
t0l and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus af $50 and l050 n, Io0P
ssriys st uisEsisnd s;T9a n, 2s5 knn si0oe n
OOHNEUTIOH3.
6ssIag-ssud1ufy, ManInald q Newark EAlAfoadllc
Manshelds nt. VaEHoas HsNAfAI AAnsa
vile, 80. -, -.
OeEsiiiaa-PfttsbarEh, Fort wayne Ohloago hlh
road, FCrsst, Upper BanduakTs Dephoas La
a., Fort HaPuet Lapoftel gnlc4tOl $50
W65t and Esstf0r hEnE1sld MooltsTl mss=
gsssss, Ela Rslsfontins RaiIroad Line for Marion,
Bellsiontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Huloie, In
dianEpolis, Ferrs nauto, NinoenIe5s lF6n5z
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis &C.
UalavTars-Eith Spring Ehald branch Tor Springfield.
Ool7mbus-Ldttis Miami C0lumbu1t and Aonia
Railrosd, for Xsnia, DlLtOni Ind.anaPoii5i
Tsr-e Hhute, Sc. Louis, MorroEi LoIolands
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio B Milz
5IIIfrpi EailroadF -OineinnRtiioT LouiITflls
nTEnsVills, Cairo, 81. Louis, aad ali Ooinfs
en- tbs Ohio river
,buS-GeRtrsI Ohio Railroad for Newark, zAnss-
Wills, Wheeling, Sol Columbus, Piqua
indiana Raiirosd Tor PiqulB UrbAnAi 80
~ Tor Tickets 20 al points AID tnlormAsion ~
III st the Passenger Station and at Union Itokat
ohosr lat SupeE1oT-ss
OlsysIand, May Il, 1854 Superintendent