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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-11
THRO UGH BY RAIL FROM WASHING
non AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RICH

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASTING
ron AND ALEXANDR TO RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URIC
ON and after FRIDAY, September l 1868,
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg will run
A'''0' TRAINS SOUTH
Leave Washington. 700 a. m. and s.3 OPP. III.
800 Alexandria, 7: g $ .: N: ard 800 o. ,. N.
arriving at Richmond at 5 y. n.
" - Lynchburg, sop. N. and a. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lyncbburg 6.55a m. and? ~ ?. m m.
arrive at Alexandria 455 p. m. and 4.50a. N.
. !" Washington, S 90 p. IN. and 5.3a; NJ,
M, and arrives at Gordonsyilea at As a. N.
Leaves Gordonsvile at 1885 p. M. and arrives
at Alexandria at s p. m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria as a. M and arrives at
Lvnchburg at 7. 10 p. ~. Leaves Lynchburg at
3.2Oa m, and arrives at Alexandria at 6.10p: N.
PASSENGERS for Warrenton VIII take the a.
m. train south from Washington, and the 6.45
.. ~. train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 6.45 a. NJ. train from
Lynchburg, and the S a. NJ, train from Rich
mond, connect with the p. m. Express train
from Washington to New York, and the 7.50
=. N. EXPRESS train for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York, and places North and East of
New York.
Passengers leaving New York at 7 p. m. ar
rive in Washington at 5 Q: NJ.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia at LILO p.
M. and Baltimore at 3.35 and 430 a. H., arrive
in Washington at 6 a. n. giving anpletlm tor
breakfast.
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having continuous rail fr ON New I ork to
Richmond 1913 miles, and to Lynchburg, 405
miles
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsvile, where
many of the great battles Of the late Rebellion
were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the s. s. O. r. r. Depot in
Washington also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and G
w r. MCCAFFERTY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-11
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
YEYHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
4 SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81 ooo, 900 W
The rates Of premium are as low as those OF
any other first class company.
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL 1NSU RANCE
COMPANY.
Cash Capital ...S $780, 900 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS Of all kinds.
The rates Of premium in this company are
very low, and no medical examination is re-
CURED, JAMlESON q bRO., AgehIs'
AUG lO-ly Farmers Bank Building.
Tg7HE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
ALEX NDRLA.
CHARTERED IN 1910
Continues to insure against loss or damage
by FIRE The company which has had the
confidence Of the community for more than
half century, again so1cits the patronage Of
the public. Risks will be taken al the eStab-
lisbeed rates and losses promptly paid.
Osi2e hours 3 a. m, to 8 y. N.
C. W. WATTLES, Secretary.
Directors:
4. P. Cover. Prest. G. ", WattIcs
J. Il. Brent. T. ;. nou5h,
w. Gregory. SEM: barton
r. g. Violet, X. Il. Staoler,
+ P, Smith Samuel Harper.
aug 1o-1y w 4. Fowle:
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A RNOLD s. FIELD,
Merchant ailors,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORM

Would invite inspection of their large stock q
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which thew
will make to order as cheap as can be had
Quality considered) in the city Of New York
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS.-
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
Our long experience in that branch justifes Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keen
q select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks
Suspenders, Handkerchief, Gloves &C., usual
y found in a well regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see US. Don't forget:
the number, 50 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east of Parkers Theatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
ian 1T JOHN A. FIELD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-11

TTPHAMS TOILET PREPARATIONS
v The subscriber has received full supply
of the following. valuable preparations OPhains'
Hair GLOSS, Cphams Pimple Banisher, DePIIa-
tory Powder, Asthma Cure and .(apangse Hair
Stain. HENRY COOh.
aug psf No. 80, King street.
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EIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
L No. 1O1, Prince Street Alera11d1'1n, "a.
MARYLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF BALTIMoR
The undersigned is authorized by resolution
of the board of this Company, TO issue perpetual
policies of insurance against loss or damage by
fire, upon brick or stone dwellings, or ware
houses. This is desirable and cheap mode or
insurance to persons owning real estate. In
surance can also be effected BY persons prefer
ing it, on the same description Of property for
two to seven years, or favorable terms.
At the same time the company continues to
insure upon all descriptions Of property III the
city or elsewhere, By the year, month, or
shorter period including inland trans ortatlon
vessels and cargoes in port, at moderate rates.
Maid Taup17-tf1 G. T. THOMAS, Agent
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n FY ANDRJA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ClOthing. &c.

MURRAY. RIDGELY s. MURRAY,
IW MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. T, NORTH A lR FAX STREET,
Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, JTc
which they are prepared to make up at s6ort
notice, ana az reaso haolo pll00"' aug l4-tf
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~ O r ii 4 p u B i | G .

NTCTICE-We have this day formed a CO.
~ partnership under the firm name OF ".
l.. MILDUKN & BRO, and propose to con
duet q first class PREsChlPTIoN and DRUG
STORE. at the northeast corner Of King
and Washington streets, whcr- we VIII be
pleased to share the patronage of the citizens
and all those who may be visiting our city
Wcare thankful tor the tayGrs that have been
shown this establishment during the past tif-
teen years ana hope for a continuancc OF the
same Particular attention 8 wen to Physicians
Prescriptions. which viii be promptly COM
sounded at all hours. day or night Our night
bel is 1T the second dor on v ashington st:
". L. MjLBURN.
July 5, 1865 y. {. AILB0RA.
DR,rHS. CHEMICALS. <vc.-A fresh sup
/ : ply OF DRU t1s5 ard CHEMICALS just re-
ccv+d; also d choice selection Of Patent Med
zines, Perrumery Fancy Articles. sc. For
sale by W. l., liII4Dt hN q bItb"
f. e. corner King and Washington SIS
aug 16-dim Alexandrnl, q.
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INSUR ANCE.

ROBBERY JAMESON. GEO. W. JAM l'SoN'
The undersigned have opened an office in
the Farmers Bank Building, No. 100, Rrlnce
street between Pitt and Royal streets, for the
transac elton OF a GEN ERAL INSURANCE
business.
following we'll known and long established
Companies, IN place Of The former Agent, An
drew Jameson; VIZ:
TIE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
of the City Of New York oo o.,
tash Capua77 '''''0 q o00 900 90
TT7E HARTFORD FIRE INSU RANCE o.,
Of hartford, CONNECTICUT
Can:ta1 81, 900, 600 90
Assets ............. ............... l:5oo 500 w
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore, Md:
Chartered Capltal.... .......:::.... aooo, ooo 10
Losses will be liberally adjusted and prompt
IL paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those Of any other In
stitutions Of equal responsible and standing.
All persons dcsirous Of obtaining frst-class
insurance, are respectfully invited to call
W Office hours from = m, t. > p n mo-
aug 1-1v Farmers Bank Building.
FIRE lNSUaA >CH A(}ANcI'
MkRyLAuD FIRE IgsUnANcE COMPANY,
Active Cash Capital. $ : % 'ssoo.
JOS. K MINOR, Tu0S 8: H:.nihhloN'
Secretary. iIeSiociil'
NERCHANTs AND MECHANIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore
ISAAC WILLIAMS n. =. CAAI2BELL
Secretary. President.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
in Alexand ria, for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage BY fire, On all descriptions OF
property in the city Or country, on terms as
favorable as those Of any other company Of
equal strength and responsibility
Applications in writing Or BY person made
at my house, No. l0l, Prince street, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
lie l6-6m G. I. THOMAS.
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
l. OF DALTI NJ ORE.
Persons DESTROYS Of affecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
their agent, at my ofice in tie Market Building
nv 1T 4, JOHNSTON,
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S. I L Z NJ I n G =,
+ E " Z L r Y
jan 1T

E " Z L
Having obtained the services Of first rate
JEWELER am now prepared to execute all
orders for repair Of Jewelry eXpedluousIy
and in the best manner. SatlSIaCton var
rantod &. S. FLEMING,
~ 5-tf No So, King Street.
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Railroads and steamboats,.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.

Dr. i==.E Hs== Ss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
CurtaiIing tho Currency.

The fractional currency is undergoing
the process of curtsilment. Large guam
titles are redeemed dsily at the Treasury
Department in Washington, and at the
various su~b-treasuries. 1t must be put up
in packages when sent for redemption,
containing even hundreds of pieces-that
is TO say, each package of five cent pieces
must contain five dollars; of ten cent
pieces, ten dollars, &c. Different varieties
of the same denomination of currency must
be sent in separate packages, faced uni
fOrmly upward, and mutilated currency
must be sent separately from the whole.
Thus arranged, if these packages be sd-
dressed TO the Treasurer of the United
States st Washington, and registered at
the postCfice, returns by check may be ex-
pecied in from eight to ten days. ThIsi is all
very we'll SO far as it goes, and we hope the
bW illness of sending it in for redemption
will be increased. But we should be glad
70 hear that the printing of three and five
cent notes had ceased entirely. While
they are kept in circulation, the one, two
and three cent coins, that are in large sup
ply at the Mint, will not enter freely into
Circulation-not for the reason, however,
that some argue, that the people prefer the
paper 10 COIN for the very opposite is true
The paper being less valuable, every
holder pays it first away, thus keeping il
constantly in circulation, while the coin, as
q thing more valuable, is snugly ensoOnc-
cd in some out of the way pocket Remove
the cheap, dirty, small thres and five cent
notes and the coin will at onoe come forth,
and gradually break the way for the retir-
ing Of the ten cent notes.-PhitGGelphia
Leader, June %
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
- Or R~.G00DALE'S
TX CkTARRH
"a nj e DY
AID MODE OF T~BEETBEET Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IA Penetrstes the secret ambush of
this terrible disease, and exterminstes II, root and
branch, forever.
1t all disc Hretshed symp-
toms Of this loathesome mAlsdy, and Avsrts con
sumption.
1t cleans the head, GeOdOrIseE the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
IL aIIeVtates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tel.
Et Is noted for curing the most hope.
less ossesi that eV0ry known means failed In.
It cures Hay, Rose aEd Periodic CR,
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent tyres.
NO form OF Catarrh or nOises fu the
cad can resist Its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaEe's CatRrrh Remedy f. a
harmless liquid, inhaled rom tbs palm Of the hand.
DIR. z. 6OOdaIe f. known throughout
the oOan,ry, Is thu Author Of the only True ThsO-
~ Of CstArrh ever Published. Whsre its Origin
What its BsvageS-hode Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure In al its forms.
DIR. GOcSIaIe'a Pamphlets On Gafar-h
should DO read By every one. It can be obtained ct
our nearest Agency or b. sending a postage stamp
70 our of3oe.
Price 81 20. Eeud . stamp for pan pblcs.
NORTON & ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
BOLD by G. W. LARK. Cleveland Eebs:Bs
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A Noble Boston HOtiOn--Free Hospital
for INDECENT COnsumptiVess

A Noble Bostpn hOtiOn--Free Hospital
for INDECENT COnsumptiVess
From the Boston Traveller, June IS
There must be many anxious hearts in
community to which those words will bring
q merciful relief and from which they will
lift a heavy load of care. Less than one
year sgo this hospital wss opened. The
plsB was conceived by a Christian physi-
clan, whose practice had made him &C
qusinted with the urgent need of such
charity. He had no funds TO found it with.
He had, however, 8 faith that God would
help him to perform this good design, and
that friends would be found TO support it.
Strong in this faith be mentioned his pur-
pose to = few personal acquaintance. He
procured & suitable building. Funds be-
gan TO come in. The house was sOon fur
nished. Provisions were supplied. Nurses
were obtained. Patients applied for sd.
mission. The beds are all now occupied.
More room being needed, the doctor has
bought, under mortgage, the adjoining
house, and will throw it open into the
other, and fit il up as sOon as money
enough is put into his hands. We learn
from him that not one day has ever passed
since the work Of pure, simple, primitive
ihltu Mhs DtBun, hlLuOuL EOLub uOuhLlOu.-
q Day by day the mama falls" The foun-
seems to feel not the slightest anxiety |
as TO the Uvent-though if these free-will
offerings should stop. the enterprise would
absorb every cent Of lis income. He
has received gifts from acioss the ocean,
from California, from the death beds of
victims of consumption. A delightful re-
igious atmosphere pervades the house.
arc offefod daily, and there is q
.pecial service every Sunday. Christ sthe
Lord of the place. Surely here is some
hipg notwithstanding for cur cal
times to think Of; something for
hose, more or less rich, 70 remember, who
AVE known what consumption is. what
bitterness utter poverty adds TO it, what
he comfort Of being transferred from q
Vretched howell or cellar, in that wearying
to such q cheerful and blessed re-
reat as this, ard who have much or little
0 give away, or TO leave behind them, for
cause which oasis its daily burdens on the
ord, sDd is not afraid TO trust Him. The
is No. 4 Vernon street, out of Lev
rett street, and is always open to visitors.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-28
sgLIyS SPROIFIO PIIIS-WABi

zAETED II ALL OABE8-Ozn BE- relied
rssS- an 70 e6Fa % Rot nsusssssi Are spsss
sotioRi 10 ohsnss Of dies Eszairedi Do not Il
sTfers with basinEss purHuiAi Dan BE- uFsd With
ss detscttcni Upward Of 900 cures tAa past montl
-5De OF toem very Eeysre c1ssz. Oyer one hun
ll1 physicians bsFo pssd them In their pzse
~, snd yea vel CT tlIsiz sEosoy, ard gpPnoFr
faelF oonPositioa, uhi6h Is snfif6sg vegetable
z harmless OF the EyEteE. Hundreds q osEtiE.
8 ssn BE shown Bslra EpcCiEe Ptllu EIs n.
ri and only EcuniEs spssise FIJI, TbsJ 80
f1g male sad fs816la, oiaoE young, anC
iy Es6ahIa Eaaasdy so- eSooting q P1rnE6
sDd speedy curs IA 81 oEEss o. sPornASorchea.
zMfnhi WsakaeE, wish Al IS ErHsas Of oSlla,
IS DrEtEEsl and feaiDfi DiFohsTgss, elect.
Nbisss, Highly or 1nyoluofaTF EBiBsionz, IN
ti8Eans, CeEitsl DEBILITY EHd ITisahiiEy, LA
g8oy, Weakness or Icss flower, Nervous De
-, &c, &C., al orWhich sriso principally frg
~ eEoo55ss or gslf GbuHa, or scms oonstitu
ieTsnRsIZsns, EaG inozpsuitasss she sufsPsl
AihllirC tbs caass o. uaEEl5d lifs. In g
, dirozse, - GoRozIhsn, 3is5t ard Stnot1rs6
E1isieE Rtrtic-zu foE the treatment OF SsnfnrL
5aETF, Sezasl, Rad EeVVous DEsaso1, Wh1 viii
q, Ice 50 s1, tie sIlcEtRg valuable U6sE, 81
ztzd sHEel8ps:
HR BsRTIHEH THGUBAED.-Dr BeHiE Trehtiss O.
kDGBe, Premature Decay, lnpaLRos end Ia
Power, GsEual Diseases, SeBibG Weskaac
@taetiy EMISSIONS, Genital Debility, -, &c., ,
1nphlst Ct q pEgns, containing Important 20
b liU EXISTED, and Which r3Cai4 b rad :
-sS6uer, a. The n5aEs q 5aao n tbs aaVersSi
Is pisinlE Ess 6nrtk. Two stamps EoqaAai
p0Etaae. 'ul-E. Biglc, V.ftEFE
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e eHtTuI wilson

Is about five feet seven inches high, well
formed, with light hsir and blue eyes, and
a forehesd that indicates CREST symmetryof
character. He is about the best representa-
i've OF the culture ard heightened prinei-
pie, built upon noble instincts and q solId
basis of native good sense, that ii has been
my fortune to meet, from the national
Military Academy. Hehss proved himselfs
patriot sningeniOus organizer, and a dash.
ing, and st the same time, prudent soldier.
He seems also 10 to possess, in an extraOr-
binary degree, the civil spirit G gendoredb by
sincere sympathy with, and earnest, careful
study Of, the free institutions for whose de-
fence he has been trained. a thorough dis
ciplinarian, be is as far as possible removed
from msrtinetry, and though strict in the
performance of his military duties bis we'll
balanced head and heart Utterly iDcspacitste
him for oppression. Wilson is, by all odds,
the most promising of sll the late military
cadets. His physique is as healthy as his
morale, and sspped by none of the vices
that have proved the bane Of his school
particularly. He does not even use to-
bEcco, in any form. Yet nc is the last msn
TO whom q comrade would think of apply
ing the epithet of Hmilk.sop." His man
ners are genial, irrespective of rank OF
regular army" spirit; his sympsthies
liberal bis views lofty and expanded
and sll balanced by sound, practical, COM
mon sense. Brevet Major General Jas. II.
Wilson is indeed a type of { Young AMIR
Of whom this strong, free, seIf ruling
nation may well BE- proud of Straight
honesty and devotion 20 the right
is, with him, self justify ing, while SO health
lily hopeful is his faith in human nature,
that he believes that rule, and that rule
alone, to be necessarily the method Of sue.
cess Lincoln, AM not Napoleon or CW3sr,
ia his spoiheosis; the memory of the first
is already ssinted-thst of the last will be
cherished only by the equally reprebate.
Wilson is fluent OF expression, yet says
nothing for effect, while both his tone and
diction are energetic to expletiVe on the
earnest themes that engage him, where his
instinct is always to take q leading part.
He talks very b unity 10 these GsOrgians,
without mincing.
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EHE DAILY TRAINS FROH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,
New York & Harlem Railroad,
HNTLCF FA RIYELEPR.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
(5nndsys sxceptsd-l
M0REIEG EXPRESS, leaving Troy 1t o:I6 A.
H.; from Albany st Hudson River Depot Ut 3s3O 4.
r., arriving a. Now York at : P. 4.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct Boo
?. ~; from Albany ct 8gE6 Z, H., arriving 81 New
York st : P. NJ, oonDectihg With express trim
Tor PhiIadelphlas aud Washington City.
Tbs OnoinnsA Express fron Buffalo ooB1fetl
With the $50 at Albany Tor EsS York By tie Ear
Ism Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemoniB have been made 70 run thu trains Of
the Hudson River Beiroad %. and those Of ths =.
2. and Harlem Railroad %. IS different hOurI Tou
Albany and Troy.
H HARLEH Road,
Passengers EiD be Ttoke.od and BaaEass oasoksI
over ihIs road direct 10 Now York BY the OSTn
q. r.. Co., and all connecting lines E0Fth nnd Nea
T1okets OF the Hudson RiVer Railroad %. AnLa
this %. will Be received By sither road I; sndEEF.
gage checked BY sthsr Company WnEbs dsat M
IN New York without change Of ohsdha
HoV. I'd, 1854 ?. A. OHARIH, Bup'E
FORD b. GRHgN, Advertising Agent.
, AZ, Interchangeable, Agent, AhAsHs ao7ER
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DAMNED FRUITS AND YEGETA-
~ BLES Of very excellent quality, consisting o;
Peaches, PIums, Cherries, Blackberries. BAspber.
rss, Yea Mays, or White Flint Corn, Green Corn
and Tomatoes, osn be found ct
GEO. n. BEOK'S,
Ek2 $40 sEPSZiQI EtIes4
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Free Delivery OF Letters.

Parties Wihhing their mail matter delivered by
Carriers will please leave orders to that eject at
lotter through the PostOfhceI when they will be de-
ivered, without extra charge, with promptnoss,
0ocordiog to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying Between the River and east side Ontario st,
be Us follows;
FIRsT DEIIyERY.-Carriers will leave PostofHce
at 500 A. N. with proceeds Of all night mails.
SRCUED DELIvERY.-LeaYe POstOfioe a. 1000 A..
N. Wtlh proceeds Of 1880 Eastern.
THIRD DEsIvERT-LoaVo 1850 A. n. with pro-
oeeds OF $40 A II. Western, 9:16 A. NJ. Sandusky
Way, $50 A. Cincinnati, s:26 A. N. Pittsburg,
and IO:A A. II. Eastern Way.
FsgETH DELyEET.-LeEve at zoo P. 4. for Drop
Lotter Distribution.
Firth DELIvbRY.-Leave at 400 T. n. with pro-
oeeds Of 2;l5 P: N. Eastern, 2;55 P. N. Western and
Sixth LELIvEEY.-LoaVe at 600 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying Bets cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including scranton's Flats, the Heights, and the
Wost side:
INST DELTvERY.-LesTe POstonice 81 500 A. n.
with proceeds Of night mAils.
SEOOSD DELIvERY.-Loaye at 1870 A n. with
proceeds OF all forenoon mails except 1920 A. n.
Eastern Way.
TnmD DEiIvEET.-Leave at 500 P. NJ. with pro-
oeSds Of 1870 A. N. Eastern Way.
FOuRTH DELIVERY Leave at $50 P. n. wi.h
proceeds Of 2:l6 P. N. Eastern, 2.55 P. N. Toledo,
End 800 =. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
< TERRITORY.
EInsT CoLLEcTIoN-Wili commence at 500 An.
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEooND-Wm commence at 1000 A. II. fsr Drop
Letters.
TuED-Commonoes at II:SO A. n. for I:5O P.n.
Pitt burg, 2;45 P NJ. Columbus, 2:45 P. Il. Toledo,
and 3:z5 P. L. Eastern Way.
EoUETu-COmm9noes at 200 P. n. for $3.50 P, 4.
Eastern and $3.50 P. n. SAndusky.
EIFTH-COnm'noe ct $3.50 P. NJ. for Drop letter..
sISTH-COmmences at 900 ?. n. for 300 P. n.
Eastern, 10 o. P. N Western. and 1000 P. n. Gin
oinnati; $3.50 A. n. (no1t mOrning) MsbOning 500
A. II. next mgrning) Pittsburgh s:05 A. Il. next
morning. OinnaG; and o:lU A. n. (neXt morning.
Toledo.
COLLECTION IN THE FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
WIN ommenoe at 500 1. IL, 1000 A. NJ, S:OOP.
4. and 4:3U 7. Il.
z. GOWJRS p. y.
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pRIVATE AFFAIRS,
IN WEIGH
All Glasses r Interested.

Farmers Droyers, Merchants, Lumberman, Me-
ohsnics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselveJf tho alightest SYrHILIT1C,
or Eo-csIled PRIVATE DISEASE, faint is lingering in
their SYSTEMS, If SO, they should aPply In peTs0ni
" possible; II not possible in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail q blank circular Of
questions, which will enable tiny one to know posi-
lively Just how they Eta-d.
To the intelligent reader it is not necessary 70
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yet It msy
be advisable 10 mention rs most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIMARY SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERI AIRY, the latter involving the bonea In its
deathly action.
Every one should know, ASP, thst mary o the
mort obstinate and worst ULCER TED THROATs
proceed frOo this cause, and will, il not properly
handled, ultimately result In loss Of voice. Look to
your true Interest, and consult bv ~letter,or spply at