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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
CANN0r EscAPE HIa aREArnEsa.

James Buchanan is the victim of his
own personal and political unpopularity.
He can no more escape it than heDcan his
own shadow He is most emphatically
suffering from that peculiar condition of
the human facts where greatness is thrust
upon a man. Mr. Buchanan lives at
Lancaster, Pennsylvania--has lived there
for many long years, except at intervals of
official duty elseWhere-seems persistent
In still living there, and the people seem
determined to let him know that they
know he lives there We learn from q
citizen of Pennsylvania that for three
years in succession the3Yoters Of his city
have honored him with their sufrages as
constable to the extentOf an election; and
thrice under the law requiring IL, has the
oldaP P. .zgone to the proper authorities,
and made oath that his election was with
out his wish, knowledge, or procurement,
and that he did not desire to hold the
Office. In this way Mr Buchanan is an
nual4y reminded that he holds a. distin-
guished. place In the popular regard of his
city. Having been an ardent Office seek
er all the days of his mature life, this
would Seem a fitting diversion for its eve
ning.-Bufago E.cp1ess. hae
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
A BAD ODOR n FASHIONABLE sOrrTv.

A New York letter writer says that
something of sensation has been created
among the denizens of the Fifth. Avenue
and other fashionable up town thorough-
fares, by a mysterious foul air which
sweeps up along that select section of the
city. All endeaVors thus far to discover
it have been unsuccessful Some think il
proceeds from the sewers some think the
gass houses are to blame others the reek-
ing pestilential tenement houses, but none
of these theories are satisfactory. The
odor is Of the most horrible description,
and SO offensive is it, night. after night,
between eight and twelve clock, that not
few people of delicate olfaetories have
been obliged to remove to more whole
some region. The prophets of evil tell us
it is precursor of the plague or the
Asiatie cholera, buff the plague or cholera
is worse than the precursor, it must be
shocking indeed s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
HnNNE.

What a feeling does that simple word
convey to his ears who knows the real
blessings of home-that shelter from
the world, its jealousies and its envies, its
turmoils and its disappointments-where,
waters VAT sleen IN silence while the storm
and hurricane are roaring without-where
glad faces and bright looks abound
where each happiness is reflected from
every heart, and ten times multiplied, and
every sorrow comes softened by consola-
ton and words of comforts and how lit
tie like this is the abode of the great
ledger of fashion, how many of the fair
est gifts of humanity are turned back by
the glare of hundred wax candles and
the glitter of gilded laequeys and how
few of the charities of life find entrance
where the splendor and luxury of volupt-
uous habits have stihed natural feelings,
and made every sympathy questionable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

BEET SUGAR.-We learn from the
Prairie Farmer that the very successful
experiments that have been made ia su-
gar making from the beet, by the Messrs.
Gennert Brothers, ChatsWortb, Ill., have
attracted the attention of some capitalists,
who have been investigating the whole
affair, and stock company is being rapid
ly formed for the prosecution of the bust
ness. The sugar made last season, some
eight thousand pounds, has been refined,
and furnishes one of the best samples Of
leaf sugar anywhere to be found. Every
experiment necessary, TO prove that there
is no impediment in the way Of success
fully prosecuting the enterprise, seems to
have been made by the Messrs. G., who
played. -ralE -saI1 n.L9--ls
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

-
A SHEEP TRAEsACTIoN-On Monday
the 14th inst, two men with a flock of
sheep, come to the farm of VIM. Ross, in
Butler township, Knox county, where
they remained for two days They said
they were buying sheep. On Thursday
morning after they had left Mr.. Ross dis
covered that seven of his sheep and five
lambs were missing. He at once followed
and overlook them in Coshocton county.
Upon seeing Mr.. Ross coming the one
with the sheep fed, leaving the flock in
the road. Mr.. Ross found his sheen and
lambs in this flock He drove the entire
lot thus left, back to his farm, where they
now are, without any owner. The whole
lot were probably stolen. Mr.. Ross de-
sires us to say that there are between
eighty and ninety of them now in his field
subject to the call of any one who can
show right to them. They are stock
sheep, ewes, lambs and weathers.-Mt
Vernon Banner. t6 5aais svaE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

STANDING UPoN ETIoUETTR,--The
Prince of Wales won't 20 to the naval
fetes at Cherbourg because there will be
no prince of the blood to receive him,
and the French Minister of Marine
(Laubat) also refuses to go because there
will be no English Lord of the .Admi-
ralty present. The princes and statesmen
the time Of that Spanish King who re-
fused to be saved from his burning pal
ace because the officer appointed TO care
for his person was not there to attend 10
his duty. aaasa=sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES
Legal Notice.

ctARAH A. BENNETT, whose place of residence is
- unknown, will take notice that Willard F. Bennett
her husband en- the 6th day of July, 1865, filed his
petition for divorce against you in the Clerks Office
of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Delaware County
Ohio charging the said Sarah A. Bennett with COM
mtiing adultery with one James Closson at the house
of Gratia B. ClossOn, in Harlem p Delaware County
Ohio on or about-the 18th day OF day Of January,
1865 and various other times and places and with
persons unknown to petitioner, aad praying for di-
Voree from the said Sarah A. Bennett Said petition
viii be for hearing the first day Of the next term Of
said Court. WILLARD BENNETT, 15t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
Desirable Property for sale.

A large and convenient house situated on Hill
- street is offered for sale at bargain It contains
over twenty rooms, with excellent wen, ofstern,
&C., and the lot well stocked with choice fruit trees,
vines, shrubbery and Towering plants It is situated
within thirty rods Of the University grounds, and
both from its arrangement and stu alton is admirably
calculated for Boarding House for students. Price,
So ,50O-terms made easy. Address Box 28S. Della
ware Post once. sep 1-8m-tS3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
lSeptenaber 3Oth, 1865.

'0EossS' S'o' a--0f
between the hours OF and three O'Clock p m, to-
wit: In Delaware county. in range II, township 4,
section 3, lot one, Q. NJ survey, containing about
and fourth acres, in the nOrthwest part OF SAID
lot, known as the Rome steam mill property II is the
undivided half belongs to the deceased.
ALSO-In the same range and township, and in g.
tion 2, lot g. in the middle tier OF lots, dwelling
house and lot, bounded the east by Berkshire St
sorth by lands belonging to the heirs Of John Nelson
decd, containing One-haf acre. rtss1-7r e7f-r =
ALS0-In the same lot, tract bought by said Saun-
dorss decd, Of Dwight Calhoun, containing 80
subject TO the dover assigned 70 LeOnora Saunders
being 121< of the end OF said 80 acres;
cuding the said one half acre. ard reservng the right
Of way rod wide on the north side iron BeFk-
shire street TO the land in the The tract OF
and one fourth appraised at $500; and the 80
ed at $500. One third OF purchase money in hand and
ihe residue in and two years. tr
aug 25-4s $3.50 LEONoRA SAUNDERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

It turns out that Maximilian. Emperor
of Mexico, is an abolitionist. He will
not even allow slavery in modified form
lin the shape of laborers shipped from
China. AS there are, all at once, abOl-
itionists in Spain and Brazil, our pro-
riety Of places to go where the atmos.
sphere will be salubrious.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
Saturday, 3Oth day of SeptensBer, 1865.

Court OF Delaware county, o.. l. Samuel A. Ramsey
Guardian Of William and Louisa Miller, will offer at
public auction on
Saturday, 3Oth day of September. 1865.
at l o'clock p. m. the premises the whole Of my
wards interest in the following described real
Being the undivided fourth interest in the follow
ing tracts Of land, to-Wit Situate in the county Of
Delaware and State Of Ohio, IL being the south half OF
Lot No. 49, in the 4th quarter Of the 5th township
18th range United States Military Lands, in the
ty aforosa estimated to contain 5O1z Of land,
more or less. Also, other piece, situate in the
State, county and nshfp afOrssai1 it being Lot No
19, containing 10l 7-lOO acres, by estimate, be the
same more less in the 9th quarter, 5th township
and 18th range, United States Military Lands Also
the following described Lot situate in the State
county and ship Aforesaid il being part OF the
4th quarter Of the 5th township and 10th range be-
ing all Of that part Of Lot No. 20 which lies north Of
the State road 70 Delaware, and being about =
Also, the oast half OF Lot No p, estimated 70 eona in
80 acres said premises will be sold subject the
dover estate therein OF Sarah Miller, widow OF John
Miller, deceased
TERMS OF SALE-one third in hand on Gay Of sale,
third in year, and the residue thereof in
years from day of sale, be secured by mortgage
the premises sold. SAMUEL A. RAMSEY. p
Guardian Of VIM Il Louisa Miller.
By 7. E. POWELL. Atty seDI-4w-SS.75
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
FRUIT TREES, &C.

Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, DC.
& H1HE subscriber wishes to inform his for u-.,
~ u mer patrons and the public generally, &S$
@=th he has moved his place OF business 10 .A%<
the. south side of William Street, near the covered
bridge, and s turning his attention particularly 70 the
propagation and sale OF the select varieties OF the
Grape, Of which he has hand good stock OF well
rooted plants. Please give him q call.
Delaware, o. April !, 1S66-lY. 0ASTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

Two hundred paymasters in the navy
are to be Immediately discharged from the
service and the naval force to be reduced
to 10000 men. e,.f t4.4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
Town Lots by the Acre.

A $3.50 per acre. Only $500 down. % In-I.Ots and
~ OutLOts, making 6Z exclusive OF stree Is
and alleys, for which charge) Situated south Of
William Street, between the two Railroads, town Of
Delaware, Ohio. HI. EATON,
May .1s64. AtIAw once of Reid Eaten
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

The New York Tribune and the Albany
Journal of Saturday, announce that their
issues of that day are printed upon paper
made from bamboo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

The boarders at ten hotels IN one ofthe
New York wards pay about one-eighth of
the whole revenue from incomes collected
in that wealthy ward, and il is supposed
that if all the boarders in that ward were
included they would be found to return
about one-seventh of she whole. The
number Of boarders Of the ten hotels
who return incomes ia 217, and tho ag-
gregate amount is So, ,130, ,902.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
INSURANCE.
fFrom the MARION IxDEPESDENr.

(From the MARION INDEPKNDENT-l
A MoNG the Insurance Companies which had Policies
CHANTS, Of Hartford, Conn, and the way 1t takes
care Of lis customers is shown by the following
HARTFORD, May 27, 1865.
J. s. REED, STATE AGENT:
right, pay at once E 7. LOBDEI1,, Sec'y.
WELLINGTON, June 2, 1865.
Received of the MERCANTs Insurance COMPANY, of
Hartford, Conn, per J. 5. REED, State Agent, Two
Thousand Dollars in full for Policy Store and
Warehouse, destroyed by Ere. A Company which
thus fairly and promptly meets its losses deserves
general patronage. SIAhhSs tOO1E q w.
We see frequent mention made of the MERCHAN
and is always spoken of Company which. after
beinr satisfied that loss is fair and square, KS at
once without useless red tape In this county The
MERCHANTS is the popular Company. Its losses
here at Toledo, Elyria Lima, Wellington, and 9TH
er places have been fairly and honestly adjusted and
promptly paid. Our farmers and business men pre-
fer the honest frank fair policies OF the MERCHANTS
and look to them as guarantee against loss and dam
age by fire. The receipts of the merchants" )" as
returned to our County Auditor for taxation, are
largely in excess of those of any other Company do
Fund is greater proportion to Capital than tn at of
any other Hartford Company.
Mr.. J. S. REED, the State Agent, has been doing
business in this place, as merchant and banker LOT
over twenty-five years. Parties desiring insurance,
then, can find in the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, reliable guarantee against
loss by fire. and if they Will consider character and
reputation, as shown by Its prompt payments re-
sponsibility shown by its large surplus reserved
hundred per cent. upon Capital; convenience IN the
settlement Of losses, in having them adjusted and
paid by an old citizen of known responsibility whose
connection with the Company, as State AGENT Is sum
cient guarantee of its responsibility and responsibility
thew will effect their Insurance with the MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford. sas-'si ~ -
JAMES EATON. Agent,
June s0--sm 90 $50 g Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

A. 7. Stewart, of New York, Al build
ing residence to cost at present estimates,
$I 200 900.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
Sale of Land bv Administ'x.

FYHE UNDERSIGNED, Leonora E. Saunders admin
istratrx the estate Of Edward Saunders, dec'd,
in pursuance of order or the Probate Court Del
aware County, Ohio, will offer for sale the premises
the following described lands and tenemeuts on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

10 Holder. Of the Notes of the Bank Of Delaware.

5YS COMPLIANCE WITH THE FoRTY-FIRsT SECTION
III OF the act passed March 21st, 1851 to authorize
free banEing IN Ohio the Bank Of Delaware at Della
ware Ohio gives notice that the outstanding notes Of
circulation OF said Bank will be redeemed by the First
National Bank of Delaware, AZ Delaware Ohio
Holders OF said requested 20 present them
for redemption within six months from this date.
Fa7as7 w. q. MOORE, Cashier.
Delaware, o July %, lsS6-sn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
ESTATES.
Guardians 81 of Real rs

| TN pursuance OF order granted by the Probate
Guardian Of William and Louisa Miller, viii offer
public auction on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08
IRegimentaI Court of inquiry

Ths Court win convene at 10 O'Clock a. m. on the
day and at the place above specified when all dslin-
quent lists must be presented.
By order Of
We. NooEH. w JAS II. CRAWFORD,
Lieut.. & Adjt. Col eomd'g Reg't
sep lit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-08

TELEGRAPHY-
FIny per cent. discount In favor Of disabled sol
diers. Send for College Journal and Letter.
BUSH MARSHALL,
Ism Columbus, Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains vii

i 4 le.vs James slip, New-io OH. as follows.
300 M IMPORT Mail sai Passenger irsia stopping
al ~ s,aiou. and connecting with Glcn Head Rosyn ana
hsmpstssd Trains $50,
Ion III sy,...t Train. Stopping At sl Way Stations
30 NJ ,sre.r Express, cOnnectfns with kos'yn.
Glen Head eIpst-id and stopping at al Stations esst Of
Hlca.vii- except Saturday, which days ~ rxtfe
Train will leave D. s 1.-THE connections 70 arm
ings which day. the Express will not stop bet" eoe
Junuica and Deer Par.
30 o. M syo..rt sssengrr Train and ali Way Stations sx'
cepns Glen Head ard Rosyn. ~
So D. nl For North Isip Hampstead. Gen Head and
Roslyn. op,.s..
e. M for \ ,phsnk and al. ltermed!. ate Stations. .
o. CHARLlCK. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

direction Of the Croon Aquedrct Board and that The scoo
panyins ordinances thrreor b. adopted-
Whici was adopted by u. following vote %
Aforementioned Moore Tho President. Flynn. C~d-
ney Mcknight Ryers Jeremiah, Bricc. osuwel OBrieo.
Van Noorhis-le.
Eegative-Al1srmsp Mas'er-on-l.
MOTIONS.
Alderman RYHIs moved that when tho Bosd adjourn do
edo 10 meet on ednssdsy next twenty instant It
two O'Clock
Which was carried
On motion .. Alderman VAN VooRMs the Board adjourned
and M PRESIDENT that the Boad stood sd ouned
until Wednesday next twenty third instant at two o'clock
p. ~ - 'hhi'N'i'bf N'o4A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21


For New. Haven. 100. 800 (EX, l3 III lsl3, tEGI
400 (fI.D 345, 4 ~ and 500 ga p. N.
For Bridseport ZOO AGO. (tx.,l llN a. m iZ.i9 tEfJ
800 TX } 3l5 l. % aud 300 ttx. pm.
For Mi ford and Srsttord 100 n ~ m. 343, ~, N
For Fsirneld southpor. and Wespor 100 ilJos IN ia
app 49,. -, ana =, m. ,,,x ~.
IS 40 $50. 800 tEx.l p.
FOR D.r,rn 100 s 3D. II 20 a. m. JAS 40 $50 p.
For llr-eawich 80 ll.3o 3t3. 40, 80. m
For stamford go 800 tEr,b $50 IIJo Ia 2io. tExf
z 00 Or 34S, 4 % $50. go. go tx y. m. -.
For Port Chester intermediate saiions IN aJl IL
q. m. 3a5, 40, 8. -, on, go p m 800
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield. 500 NJ tEs,) 3ep lEI'lsN
pm. a., r.
For Hartford and Springfield 800 tEX,) q IN. tEx)1A
Hx) IL. Is. 80 o.
For Connecticut RIVER Railroad 8ooa IN. (Exl i2l3p. -
H. Montreal 100 y. IN. t. Nor hampton.
For Hartford Providence aud ti,Ai Railroad 300 'Ex..l
q. M. ill3 p. m. .
for New Haven New. i.onisn and stonington Railroads.
$50 u. Il IS. 800. BE- Z
For Canal Railroad. IL. IS .. IN TO Northampton
For Housstonic Rsi road. q. M. and p
For Nsugauck Railroud, 80 q ~, 800 .. N.
For Dsnbury and norwalk Railroad 100 $50 O. m, ~
pm
CommOdOus Sleeping Cars attached TO soV p. train
JAMES H. hOYT SUPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
WxR. BARE GenI Pass Agent, New.York.

HUDSON RIVER RA1LROAD.--On and
arr MONDAY, June 5, 1895. tram. -sve Thirtieth -
Station Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ans
Western trulus, at 1:30 q 2 4 D. lO.p p. N SteeP
ing Car, attached 20 aud 10 30 M tans The p m
trAu runs oug Buffalo and Suspension brdse VIA Troy
! ~ TO,CEY. Asst. SUPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN -SUMMER HUMANITARIAN and afier MON
DAI June s. 1872 Trains will ,-av- Twenty -sixtl~ s,a;ies
Tor Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ana Western
train. II III. and 20 D. Tie II trsn ccnnects
Toy with TAIN ia Saratoga Lake 0eoge Bnmf,on, ant
Rutland and Ivy La Champ Boats for ps,t-hgh ons-s
Point and Montreal Sleeping attached TO the $50 IN
train at Albany Tor the West
j. C. BUCKHOUT, Engineer ana Srpt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
NETWORK apd NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1886.
COMMENCING MAY IS, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk:

PASSENGER Station in New York. Twenty Seventh =
aud ourth-svs Lntsnce Twenty Seventhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

lV1 PANf-Foot OF flrcay st--On ana AFTER June ~
" ming al train. for Hsckristo~n and sta
ton. will $50 MAJ Exr--s for al statious
west OF Mbum, ,:io Mou.;o~n +, pres At p ~
) scHOCH, Assistant ,uperint 'nd-nt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave
~ foot OF Cortsndt for PnILApELPHA At ~ and u
u ~ IL M ana o. m and ~ inidpish, for bALfinoss
and wAsnuso ron ct 9 and II 30 am p n and itm1'
liz sthss pazaoajens ~ W. = eo0sA 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
ERIE RAILWAY. TRAINS leave Depot ioOt

II OF Cham interest, via Pavouis ferry;
nl Day Express foI ,snandaisue. kocness' bns 1@
Salamanca and Net Connects at Buffalo with Lake Snoee
Grand Trunk kslways and at Salamanca vito Ahanas
s.d Urea. W-s'-In Railway.
$3.50 T. NJ. Milk and Wy Train daily. TO 0tisville
~ Express Mail, Tor Buffalo, connectns With Laka
Shore Railway
pm Way Trails, for Port Jervis and Newburgh.
p m Ni,h Express for Csnsndsisus, Rochester budAA
Sslamsfc ca AID Vest.
6p M Lightning Express dlily for Carsndaigus Roehss
ter Buffalo. Salamanca Dunkirk, and West, Connects =
Buffalo with Lake Shore ant Grand Trunk Railways andA
sel,msnc. riih Aisniic and Crest Western Railway.
Or M Enisrart Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genr Supt. N-w.fork-
MIR BARa Genl Pass Agent. New.i0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
rAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.


TLANIiC ana GkEAt We'll
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SEN(iER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iCAK. via the Era
Railway from foe, Of Ch,mbersst RUNEIN0 THROUGH
r. CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
onnectng with railroads fer al principal cies in the West
ni. road telng extended and will % in complete
mnn. order Mansfield Gallon Urbins, Dayton, Cnctn-
al ard g. Louis without break Of gauge -
I. H. GOODMAN Gen. Ticket Agt., X. SWEEISER
hieadvile "a. General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
fnrniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Wsnnt
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental, at H. D EARRING
TONS. S68 Canals, opposite Wooster. Established 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

~ -Pas.ons.r Lepo in NewYok foo. Of IibertysL. and
reign, Depot in York PER- No. North River. con-
rec,ins Hampton Junction with Delaware. lacxswsnna
ana Western Kailroat Eaon W , Lbisn Valley kah
.oad ard forming direct line 10 PittbWse
and the West, vithoU. change Of cara. -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO The WEST
Two Triins daily from the West except Sunday~
when evening Trsin a..
Sixty Miles ard Two Hours sayed by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati st Louis with but one change oil cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Apri a, 1855. leave New orb si9l ,
Al 900 a ~. ior Easton Mauch Chunk, "ihahsPrS
W llkesDsrre Msharoy City kc.
o. n.-tor Bergen Point. w.
iiAfL Tram 90 for Pennington, Easton !" as
Gsp scranton Wikesblre, Great Bend Piston bhsns1
ton. &c. a..
500 a. m. Wse-n Express for Easton, Scranton Grosa
Bend Ale-ton. Esidn-, harrisburg, Pittsburgh ard the
Net with but ouspge OF Cincinnati or thcse~
AND but twv changes 20 :. LOUIS m
Al % H. 2 5:3l 20 and II for ribaoetn
II ~ m TRhs--for Esston, Allentown bauca ChuDS.
Nikesbalfr. Kcsains. Pstsvile, harrisburg 4c a.
n.-toT Fas'oi. Scianion, Great Bend, b5tnieoc"
l.niovu. Mau,n unk and Wiiams2ort.
SD n-For Sorls.yl.e and y lemington
$40 D. SonsTx..le- =. .x. .n>
SEQ r. M wxsrrxN ExPRxss TRAIS-ror Esstou. Anee'
town R,sdas Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West sleep
ina car. roush Jersey CITY 10 Psoursn every e'snh
ELiIABxrHpoRr AND NEw ! oRX ts.9r-Lesve New
YORK from Pier No. n. H. a. 90 boss SOP ~ Der
gen Point AID Mariners HaEbor. -
Tickets Tor the West be obtained ct tho once OF tse
Central Rsiroad Company. loot ci Lbery-st, N h. Ma
Aston Hou.s Nos 27 and so Broadway and III. pein-
cip.l hotels. JOSIAH q. sTEARSs. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

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