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(rHINA. GLASS AND CRooKERY WARE
~ have rust received 6as Assortment Of M
GLAssIs. and everything to 8. out = Bar or ~
r r.1sisSrAnt and gsnsssl Sssortmsnt ss ..
usually kept in a 6rst claes China and H1essauf-
nishing store You viii save IS per Gent es G ,S.s
ing at B. FQLEYH. Si6f strssts eer "ny IN ss'
and Hth, ze..l- = .-.-----s ~ IL
rT,OWING PRoMPTLY ATTN sp 70, =. the
aJ P9sgTaeI To-. ScSsRfEsnss'H AVE sy
the CsStsins o. board orso yH0. b, DAVIDSON.
Wsser ctr eet. 0sergeteya tnlsytiss.
IsRAND HiLtTARx 9Y1RATIoEs: or 3 ris..
nsisS sths Grest al csatrasteA with ths Medsra
Systena Ry EAfen. de9Tind. tTfeAAetad from the
Issneh ~ ccSEyl sFEsassssd'aU.s A.;,s v'h.
a. FaANOK TAYLOR
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n J. RCSSBLL'S MAY BALE
liz will be held At a
ODD FELLO VS. HALL, 7th street.
THURSDAY EfsRRN1Na, Nav 18th
Tickets 81, to be had Of his On oils. or at ths
door On the hi int OF thu ball
IsbiS; M ne sid, Amssicsn Brass Bard
Scotch Deuce by Miss
Fisher Hornpipe by Cents
GoIeGe HornPipe by Master
Fisher Horppipe By Misses
Pas De Trois
Highland Fling by Misses
La Msuois by Miss and Mater
}as de Tampa by Q Miss
Baden Baden Polka By Miss and Master
TyIoean by Q Miss
Pas S:yresn by Gent and Lady
LIS CAehuCa by Miss
La Sal oleoske by q Miss
Highland Fling by . Master
Sailors Hornp pc by Miss
HiRhland Jette BY . Master
sstlor's Horn pipa by Master
la stte AFRO gopaies BY q Miss and Master m2-5t
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

TIL IsLAND SOCIAL CLUB TAKE GREAT
i please re n announcipg to their frienas A
ard the public generally that they intend ~
giving heir fixth grand MAY BALL stH
on THURsDA Y, May llth, 1855
Tickets, One Dollar. admitting . gentleman and
ladies'.
By order Of committee or arrangement
Geo. Miller. q. Dipon.
Thcs mcCCok. J. Little.
T. epYDgmau r. Butchipeoa
W I. Stone, VIM. Buckley,
=. y Fisher, J. Mokoney,
]. II. Wseden, A EpreeJson
ID Beach, g. Miller.
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AUCTION SALES.
pro. B. L. oRowE & CO.. Auctions


". viii sell a % ASgTI Mss ,..s.s s,
sqtsTe. No 80 Each Lot front. n feet inches
IN. canal running Saca 80 FEET ssia Lots are i'm
rsr@. On. n t,.y.
OoHveyance..nd Revenue stamps At cost of the
my 81 G. B. |. GROWN & Co, Aacts
RY G. b. L. CROWN & CO., Aao.s.
ENC groE's SALE OF A yALuAuLs BUILD
II & LOT AT AUCTION
By order o. the Honorable Orphats' Cour. OF
tn: oct H.; VII 81: gus
the premises. Lot No. 81, in sanare No 435: said
tween and u, running back % feet to 10 loot
Terms Ore half cash: the bsl.nse In 81. and
twelve months, duly secured. -.
an conEe,snc and revenue stamps at the cost
= WILLIAM y (. so Ii sTEH E'
nys 'sss'0F' g. Z. GROWN k1RSs ses's xset.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aacticasers.
TSgsTEhs SALE or yALuAsLE IMPROVED
On TUESDAY. May ed, a. sre O'Clock p "a j.. ve
yitgs q deed IS, e 'ras, sss,'ns dsss tss
No $50, foos 2Sl ana 1Si. Lot IS and west psrt Of
Lot 2 in squsrs No. l6 in the city Of a. hinston.
the Iss Of 81 fst inches
Brick Dwelling aoSser OF isSgs Size. with snits5le
Terms Of sale: Cash $40 to be paid in hand st
the time Of sale AZ expenses Of aonveyancs to 0e
paid By the Dnf'h''sxs RorHwnLL. rrust.s
my4ec&ds 20. MCGUIRE co, Aacts.
> DlMN SdsS SEAIS Il $ kifI SACKS, 'VN
Cai.f oso,..,,nsst-s OFFS. Dspet Of Wasisnsson,,
FrshfHgtoB. u. C., MAY 4. 1875 Z
Will he sold at public suction, 1t AfsIandris,
s.ess condemned As being uass for public use sA''
a, the same place, on TGasDAY. Ma, ID. 1865,
q II O'Clock a. ..aiot Of condemned Horses and
Terms cash In Government funds
Brig Gen an Ss Gsis e. :5IsE %s,sss.
SALE oe as2s san esHA .gs
0sss Bt's'e1 nga,'as,.a
y s's sqso & 'f Mss
s'0feW sseibsrroas Globs Eanserna. ssoTsss viz
Paplins Canvas; Brocns, Buoksts
Horse Brushes. Harness, &c.
fsP saa fa o.
Terms CASA, IN aov'snPBe%Rt f Rpssr -
Brig. Gen and Gtis lei Oar f tsrn.s.sr.
my 4Se Depot Of Wxssinstua
GALE sP, CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
- AND GARRISON kQUIPA9E. TENT
OUTINGS, &c.
Csisf Qvc,.s~-naslsr CFce, Depot of Fass,nz.o. !
WoShinSton. u. C. MAY 4, 1855 (
Will bes ID at public auctien under the dirsc-
ton ofCaptain d G, Thomas. N. q. e.. A.,
al Goyernment wsRhouse NO. +, on Ftb. between
and l streets north Washington. D. G.. on
MONDAY. May q? 1855. at e o'clock, A. NJ. a
ing Of
Infantry aud Cavalry Goats, Jackets, Trowssv.
Drawers. Shirts, Felt Hats, CAPS, Blu saes, T M.
pets, Dunn Heads, Eifes, Legsins. Flags, stock
pickaxes. Axes. Hsrer.aeks, Cantaeus Rnu.
Tent Cuttings, Hospital Tents, sibley Tents, WAL
Tents.1 &C.
Successful bidders must reno re the stores Within
FIVE 90 Gsvs rom date ofsale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D e RUCKsR
Brig. Gen. and Chief eusrtermsster
n 4 iGt DrpSt of Wash,nstou
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INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTORY
i and Ii TERATURE. Inquire At 244 Pa. sv.
Sp29-eotf
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I.AECREy.-Y-steroay, officer Gibson ar.
vested two sna all boys, William Carran ana
Hugh Striden, for stealing S22 from MIR. James
%htnore's store. They were confined IN tue
inth precinct station. from which Duran es-
0dped by eraw ling between tho boards OF the
ceiling OF the cell, but he %as rs-arrested by
officer German as he was about TO take the
StRnooat for alexandria. Justice Handy
committed them TO Jall
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RYJ. G. STAFFORD CO.. Aactiouse.s,

by J. G. STAFFORD CO.. Aacticusess.
VALUABLE IMPROVE ED PROPERTY AT Auu
TON
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May 9th, ats o'cIx.
On the premises. We shall sell the east hat of Lot
Nc. lp, in Square No 12i, fronting zS feet Ia hes
on perth street, and running back 1f2 feet 4
inch to ale y,between First and eecond streets
ess. The liz preveuents consists OF . two story
Brick Dwelling with Back Building This prop
GrtF fronts D street porth, opposite the soliier's
Rest and ii the immej iats vicinity Of the Raft
road Depot. This property is welt shaded by large
trees or the east and from its locat on is desira
bic summer residence,
Also, Immediately after the saIe of the above,
we 81 all sell the adjoining Lot No 1T. fronting o
street 81 feet inches and running back 90 feet "a
proved on the renr by three small tenements On
this property is spontaneous veil OF pure sprias
water.
Terms: One third cash, at the time OF sale: ths
residue in ak and twelve months. with iptecsst
secured by ae Ell Of trust on the premises
Conveyapces and stsu % At tte cast of the pur-
chaser, J. q STAFFORD 81 co
mys IChfoa. Auction ests
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RYy. Q. MCGUIRE L co. Auc.ioDssrs

RYJ. @. MCGUIRE co. Aac:ionssrs.
ATGTIo = SALE. sAtEo TUE gHeIoz sroDg OF
re ,ksy.;iEGs. tbiklofLT opposiTii VII {:
Ig sopses uence of the, ill:he.i,h of Mr.. 10
serh wilson, our sgent, tn. Subscribers have
GaT sosk1se ses + s sloa IHuRs
choice stocS OF hue Wines, Liquors. and Segars
Very 81 sosuac Brandiss, in bostiss and casks
Very OLE Bourbon and BYE Whistles, do.
sso,sS "a PEI Ps s9s hed.r" Whoa
ohsrpagnes, Claret, aud White Wines
Green and Blaci Tess, ,6-Ih cetdisa}
a full s'.ortnent 81 Crosse Blsckv.lls London
Fire H.vans CiEsrs. Bo nestle do, smol.ns To
Store Filtures, wagon, ;nevi, large Clock. toves
Ole soI tii IL quantities to suis the trade.
Gatslo CUES ready day of sale.
..s S p :, SssSiss e. s e., Act.
s.spensd us's acsS4F soksfsSi. E.a
'1 may, H'a' and 'l.1'c ncy1u1R. co, Auets
pfJ.G. STAFFORD CO. Auctioneers
1phfNTIsg et4dr I ~ s s1yHkshAsr
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May g. at 6 O'clock
No. s fontn. fees On n9s 9saSins
back n feet to Is foot alley
Thi. property fronts G street north, near North
the Printing Office and near Ostho lic Church. in o
s Cash. te rssdvs IL and
IL months with interest, secured ny deed of uust
Conveyaneilg ana revenue stamps at the cost Of
mys F. loren J. G. STAFFORD & 90 .Aaets.
ApY MoDkvITF & CONNOLLY. Auctioneers.
ALARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD At
On FRIDAY MORNING.. ct 10 .. M, Flat aad L
strests. viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies
Caters. new and second hand Clothing atmo st ss
and Pocket CUTLERY. Notions sesars sad re ,scco.
.sso;s Of ofI Rs.ns.ns, sts.l sssS.,.ass Of
Day Gales NJ ndays and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thuradsys and Saturdays,
The highest cash price psft for, Furniture. &c
o. epf fiSf 'tSs asSsasa
UoTION sALs OF PUELIo ANIMALS.
n WAGONS. 60.
CrARrsRNAsrRR GBSRRAL's OPFIoH.
Wostfn gtos- D. C.. April %. 1895
There Will he soId ~ public satiGn t, the high
est bidder under the direction of Br ssdier sene-
a eSas sf aSRshs na 'WAaoss
seS s ,r snG
This sale will enmsenss Ct City Point at ten
dsy there after ss General gals may direct
The sumbsE Of animals 70 be sold ia about two
Tsrms CASH. 10 Government funds.
n @. MRlGs, Qu.rtermaster General.
To 10 published In New Ye,s TrIS s sh Tin:.,
and Post; Philadelphia Press American and
News, Eve tunes. daily. IT nyIet
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FUNERAL OF An OLD DErBS DER esterday
afternoon tie funeral of the late Rein Orme,
Esu took place from tn strest Methodist
Protestant ChErch. The deceased was for
many years a resident OF Washington, and was
highly esteemed by large circle of friends.
BE q I'D in the 77th wear Of his age The fu-
l1erai service was conducted by Rev. j.
Ward, who was followed by Rev. DR.. Hamil-
ron, in feeling remarks upon the exemplary
Iifa OF thsde cesseG, and his participation in the
war CT I-I2. The remains were inferred IN
fi.enH cod Cemetery.
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IMPROVING ON IRA morning cotemporary
got sold the other day by some OF tse wharf
Joks's to the extent OF reporting the arrival per
steamer George Leary OF two barrels of JEFF.
DaTIe, specie, 'captured or the Rappahan l..
neck How ia thunder il the speciel got there
ine AFORESAID J0fers did not dsign to explain or
orr neighbor 10 inquire.
However. the special OF che New York
G'oSt swallow the hoax without guile, IA dry
day ar Hites," donb'iess;) but in order 10 give
a little Originality 10 the tning, In telegraphing
TO his paper makes Il " sereral barrels Of
specie"
As we have already stated, the said barrels
Contained some excellent Rappahanpock
oyster.
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lyELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
aELmBoGDs Go ION 81 S EXTRACT
sAReAPAKILIrA, is the Great Blood P~r. fer.
Both are pre- pared according to rules Of Phsrms-
And Chemistry. and are the most active tt at can
be made. 3 SIN
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NDANTED-A 6rst-claes DRESS MAKER No.
w 21e Sth street between aud NJ. ny ST.
XNANTED-A BARBER at Barber Shop first
~ door in Odd Fsllows' Hall, Nav Yar1.
my23> O. A WHITNEY,
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AAANTED-A first class BAKER Also Baker
W to work second hand in q bake house.
I. POTEETlNI, No. 279 Pa Az. at
WANTED-An APPRENTICE. ia learn the
w millinery. Enquire of Mrs. FLOYY. No.
All 18th st, between Pa avenue and d street.
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All the Fashionable Philadelphia Dances will
be ihtr'd uced: including tne Polsccs, Robertson
schottische. NaEourks, London Lancers, snd
RedOws Quadriiles.
Garland Dances, Floral Dances. and 8 variety
Of Fsrcy Dances BY Prof. 8 and Pupils.
Tickets I've Dol ars TO b. Rad Of the Academy
40s . street. GEO W.HARRY.
myl4t- Master Of Oersmone s.
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WAsTEDs oo ooo 1.p,.s MORT, a-
Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their
swiss Muslin. to VIM pRdNoEs s Sta
Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Rufies without the use of gum
&c and ave the only ~aeh5nsS hsrs to do such work
ANTED-sECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w AI.o, MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS. BED
DING and H0UsEF CRNlsHIHGG0 GOODS ofsvery
jestt between and Fl, east side.
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DBOTOGRAPHa painted neatly in oil colors fer
81 ~ a isdy artfst. Please send nam = aud al.
dress TO Miss Il. HOYr. Wsshin ston Post Once.
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WANTED-AY YOUNG LADY Who uaderstsnds
w hov to work On a Wheeler Il Wilson's Sew
ing Machine; can obtain steady EN- ployment at
otto Btrg's, 2G9 street. between 18th and 1871.
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DAILY LEADER.
M DONCORD HYM0,

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The following is Ralph Waldo Emerson's Clno8rd
Hymn for the Fourth OF July. It's prophecies, fai-
hllsd and unfalhlled, make it interestirg now
o tsrderlE the hAughty day ami tl a.
Fills the blue ur with IRE,
One morn il IN the mighty heaven,
And one in our desire -art 'hi
The cannon looms from town to town. "
Our pu s ars not less. 'ia'f- sii4a 81
fH The joy bells chime their things down, rs
Watch ehildnn's Voices bless;
For he ihstfung tlrat dark blue flld ,.
Ger m lntling land and BeA
ODe-thiud part OF the sky unroled
For the bannerof thefrse. rlt -tsSa
Ths men are rips Of sa1on kind t-'' 3
To build an equafstate: q tA
To take the statute from the mind, 3 lHs
And make 81 duty 6tsrk .3i.a ,i
United stases ! the ages pIsad- ea I..f a,
s.-qi Present aud Past In VnderloGg-= Alb.
Go put your creed inc your decd,
Nor speak with double tongde,
For sea and land don't understand
Nor skies, without q froEn,
See rights for which the one hand 68hls r-
By he other clOven down t..i. Boo
Be just at homo; then reach beyond
Your charter DER the SEA I'd sF.ra,d
And make the great At antlc pond
ferry OF the free. ~ '
a E1 0su ffg s.E-1i =
And henoefotth there shall be M chain
Save, underneath the sss,
The wirts shall murmur through the main
Sweet songs Of bEBIETEsd 80.
Tie conscious stars seeofdtBove, 90 liz
The wsters Wild bel0W,tGE
ApdQndsr, through the cable woyet .-t -
The htry errsnds 90.
For He that worketh high aud EIse,-
Nor pAuses. in his pain,
VIII take the sun out OF the skies. 'tt,l e. DE-
Ire freedom out of man -.f5Ig f9paJ
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ARRTVAL m WAUa Az nrpor,

ARRIVAL or NAILS AT DEPOFs
Eastern rsFG9sh arrives at T;So A. n, Rl6 P. n
Eastern Wy arrives st los A. q.
western S TShTough arrive, :. go A. h, $40 P \
ssndunky Way arrives at eI6 AZ.
through arrives $3.50 A. \. IOO ?. n.
60 Way arrives ct $50 P. II. ~
rib8ourgh Through arrives At a.6S H
Way Arrives at I0:IO /. ~
Asnonins Way arrives At 1O.a6 A. n
aesdVille arrives At 1923 A. n.
9edina Way Arrives IS 400 P. y.
SookPoftI &C., arrives TnssdHy1, Thuu-asys 40
Saturdays At Il II.
HaErsnEVills arrives daily ct IO.I6 A .a
East Cleveland end Euclid ArrIS6S daily pM
HOUR or CLOSING THE MAILg
Essss rHsoUoH for Arie, Bunalo, Boston. Hsv
Hork, Hartford, ard PaineSviue, eensTN ES5tabS
Ia and OonnAant, closes at $40 a. II. -------
= Ei I TasoSzs, STE:@ York only, oIo... At
EAsrHss FsRousE, for EzlA, Rus.lO. AIb.ny.
Bo5eoa, New Ferk and Hartford, closes AZ sd
Pm.
EAFflE E.Y, for ell points between 'Osvslsnt
ADD E1A&%ss 81 $50 ?. n
aRsTsRs hmoUeH, for Toledo, Dstreik, OhIcaro,
And Milwaukee olosos At ITO A. n.
SzcTEaz THRoUsas for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
DuOuques 80. scseph and Cairo closes at Boo P. II.
NAsIEsH WAE, 1or All poinn bstEeon IOISvsiauS
and Toledo, closes At Les ?. z.
sAsDOsKI wax, fsr Sandusky and al Inksrms
dlste p0inIs, closes ct $50 p. n. =
CIsouHHATI WAY, for AL points between UsVslaas
and Cincinnati, closes at 7:6 A.. n.
otsonEAT FHRoUaHs fsr OslaabuB, Dayton,
hssark aud GiFainnAti, closes IS fO6A n.
s1ioLasAeH f~HsaUaH, for Oolumbns, Cincinnati,
looisVtls, Sc. LcuR, Indianapolis, HAnssvils. and
wheeling. closes a. 300 P IA ~
ETEsaUaaM EuaouaH. for Pdteaburwh nnr HauAL
Gloss GEf5.5BP. T.
HFraSUnaH WsH M ed points between Osvs
and MsliSVills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, pm
edelPhias Batimors and FAshiagton, el0sss q 10
An. 49, -
HAHoHus WEE, sE All points between UsvsIans
and EoungBtoEn, CLOSES At a:46 P. n.
hEADvILLE, closes st $50 A. n.
MEDINA WAY, eiosel ct 7:S0 A. n. at Lgl
Ro0KFORT, Co. CLOSES on Tussdk9I, FhuFSdAyl
sud Saturdays, aflSH- -
NARsEEsVIhLg, ola1sI daily, IGS0 A. NJ.
EAST OLEVRLAHD and Easlld, elcsss daily, Ak
1. n q o. - aA
NAL and Drop LstsagS srs required By Law 70 b
prepaid.
AlOity OrOularI Grs rSgptSdto bSpre-paIa viii
! tuo-oent stamp.
Once open nom 500 An. to T.6O P. NJ. On
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A. NJ.
H IHa ". aHHs ~ sCOWliEA. p. Il
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AnnecdoIe of GeneraI sher

AnneedOte Of General Sherman.
The following little incident shows how
highly General Sherman appreciated the
music of the band connected with the SD
Massachusetts, regiment. -sAOne day the
leader, Mr., Israel Smith, was hastily ora
dered by an orderly 70 appear at head
quarters. This set tho modest musician on
the qlti eite, for ae could not think what
was up. He accordingly made his appear
ance at the tent of General Sherman, By
whom he was thus aeeosted: Smith BIT
down here between General Sl3cum and
myself at the same time handing him q
glass of wine and q cigar Smith, l think
your band is the best ! ever heard' Gem
eIal Sloeum and Ihave concluded to enter
Savannah in thrse days, and l want you
to hold yourself in readiness to give the
citizens a first rate treat on Pulaski square ,
In three days they did enter Savannah, spd
the band of The 3sd regaled the people on
that which took its name from the distlnT
guished Polish patriot ."-Rei0I rBedf9rd
Standard. -- eza, sHasg on
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William B. Astor rates his income At
four thousand three hundred and thirty
dollars per diem Sleeping OF waking,
his gentleman finds q three dollar bill
dropping into his hat every minus ofthe
twenty-four hour. He Cannot slttdown 70
talk with his physiciaa without having q
little more weslih, if NOS health can
moi unburden his mind for tSn minutes
without feeling hs-bRrden Undressing N
his rocket, and he cannot walk BroadTay,
however. the aYssthsr max ibe, without
NnhaihS g. shower Of m%oneysTm
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NLEVEhAFD a KBIE KAILAUAI
WHITES ABBAHsEzzBE.

On and atM Monday, oct. Ass Isss. Fasssnrs
Trains VII Fun a. Duogs, lSuucnya szcsptedli
r LEAYE.ObEVELARD:
ab9. A. M.-DAf GPBNS5 FRAIH-Gtosp51H "a
f Hnloushby, Pstnesvile- Madison, Ger5va, ss5-
zbulE- CO1neant and Girard onlJ and srrfTe n
kTs q lA 2 ~ bunkHs 4sR.E, BUtsig
Jss P. H.-CIHOIENAT1 EXPREss-stopuia.a d
PAAnesvilie, 6shtsbuiA ard gIrard on5v- sudE,.
nfesSt Ene6aDF- -, D11kirk sa5 ?. -. Eus
$50 r. a.-kAiL AND AUCommUDArfoz
Stopping II All stations ard auiVs st Ers q
500 H.-aiGHT EXPIRES FRAE-s.ov,mr. 81,
Psine5Vfie. Ashtabuia and Grad oElv, 81
srEye1 at Ere st Ra0 4 n. 1abEiEE ia
& ~. RuaAlo 4sn y
LEAvB EHIE,
- A. H.-hl0HT EXPRESS TRAIH-ssrszsur
~ GirArd, AshtAbula and PainssyFis orIF. A.
M, kfriSs a 0.ess!and A. 20 =
s;ibf a. NJ HAIL AND AOOOmEODATIpa
LkAIH=StoFY1g II all stations Sn1 arrive 81
UaYelsnd a. 10 ~ AZ
l0dk A m.-TOLEDG GL~PRE5S-StorPfrs A. al
5AtUn5~e zoepthvGnyiue, Ssybrook, GhiorynIa
FsIg nentor Ant StekHrs. and arfrsE y
SIS 4-DAY EXPREs T"EEIN-SozvIU a.
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