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Reile= j r(e0en0etten.
Neues arrangement.

re- 1880 NeueS arrangement.
~sghiiohclpbio, Milninotcn II. Baltimore
GiIcnbnbn.
gn ob mad Drnnereas, l. Stunt, oerloRsn bic 3hse ea'
81, eftenthr. Depot ME tlgt:
Ser ycaspe fir Dbslaoelpota rne 3~tIGfnttafOne" u"
. 20 ; w ~ sipo mur fir gtr gsrf go MOrssus.
Grprsf5uS fur gbtlaOtipttd nne gsip slGrt, il3 y gGa q H. -,
GrpS,BJue fur Yptlaeslpbla nnb 5~tl@enliat'Onen' 90
Nbsrbs. ms. y or Wx..bs
SIZE 3uSe oeben dslt6, uussenpntmen SSnntaOS.
an Spnntd 90,
Stir Rep BORT UNI $50, nnO fur philadelphia UNI s.Z0
@Sr Salisbury unc 8wif6erpuntteo an Der 9elerars gabu
e.25 Asents, NIB fat Dover, 9sly 10 Ma9m: m..n.
toGf-) W"' m"
e. Baltimore uub 0biO
'1N 0tlen6abn.
Im unb mad @cnntas, 90. Oft, Werben td9lid 3iiSe
nod g~Bbetlin0 uub YalteraburS ob9e9en, mie folgt:
g,pft.1to tGalid5 (Spnntas8 auSgencnImeN) um SID
cincinnati Grpg 5.8ug ta8fi4 (sOunt09s sin0si9l0i-
FEM INT l6r 81 t1sS.
st. qouis Grf Bug td8li4 Tsamffa8 oHs8sn0n''
-" s gnl pieie 3iiae t en- BEL getair unb gartersbar5 mil
oueu tpeftuhen, nc. efi9eu unb iiopeili9en 8abner
Ser }Frecstrd &c r1Dtatipns 3pg oerIGst 8aItiuor'
nm Also WaGmitteG3. Der Oeflt6e be1ld6t 6reoerit
taoIiG t6pnutass aueGenoumeu) nm 7.l5 Wprsens.
Der Bug mad effects Diils sebt bon Baltimore
nm $40 Morgens uub 10 ubr DtorsenS unb 800
Qadu,. unb bon GnicOttS Wi1s Wtpr9ens TAO uni
11.30, urb Iadu. 5.26.
gIa3 8~aibin9tcn.
Mboana BON Baltimore nnG g6aI9ington Worgens 4. 81
1905, S.45 unt $40, unb 2.30 uub & n6r I1Gm.
Gonutags UNI 4.30 unb 8.45 Uicr9ens une 4.2(
Nadnl.
! Gb9ang bon gBaibinstcn Inn $50, $50 nub LIE
Ntpraeu8 unb LIS, 80 unb 4.40 yadm. Spnnta9i
pur 500 Wiprgens unb LIS unc $3.50 gtatm. gtu
ieter $40 Uipr0en;us unb Ter 2.30 gtaGm. Bug BOZ
Baltimore uub br 500 Dicrg. 3ug NIB 40 gtafm
8un BON WaItingtpn balten an alien @taticnen.
= Scr 7.O5 mp 3.45 Otor8en;u9 nnb 4.20 yta6nit.
t,o8;u9 Uon Baltimore unb Der $40 nub 800 DtcrBeu
ana un6 4.40 gtabn1ittagS5u9 bon N5aiRtF9tpn Derbin
BEN if, nit benz adnapcIiSs5u9e.
Qpesen raBerer auetunit unb 8ldete ieber art ipenb
man fmb an 8. Z. @uslanb, aSent in Ter @amoen Sta
ton pber an bic 2ifet Office.
u. y. smith, Gr~anSpprtmeiffer.
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yi0rOli1e 0entral
Giienbabn.
0 N merz6 ahrpIan.

On unb mad SOnutag, ben %. Utai 1865.
3lge nDromdrtS.
Barton Accommodation MO. l ...........7.2O Born.
6~arrisbrra Accommodation .............2. so Na9M.
i,arftpn AccomcbatlpE go. 3............6.0
Bittsbura unb &rie &~rpreB5pS. ......:....8.0 y
Bittsburg unb Gluiro @rpres3ug ........10.00
3Ige IomdrtS.
gittsbura, Glmira uni Srie @rpreB3u9. ....7.00 Born.
gerftpp accommodation gp. ............8.1
oarrisbura Accommodation. ...........l2 20 gtaGr1
HotSuS n
BARTON Reconciliation No. 4............7.2
Scr Bi1tsburS S~rpres3u6 SePt bur&, pRue bic @ars 81
pe6iein.
Ser 1000 GrpreSsus 9e6t tGsti@.
Der 100 &rpres5us 9ebt tdgltG, au59enpumen Gausz
tags, mao harrisburg, Pittsbure unb erie.
Der 1000 gbenp8 G~rrreB5u8, Sonntags, MAD 6arriss
5ure. Bittsburg unb oem gsten nut, tpulrrt tGgli1 ali,
Iusqercmmen DiontaSe.
Ser 500 absnbs &rpreB5u8 9e6t tGsGi9, ous9enom>
men SamftasS.
Bet Bpft5us sebt taSliG, au89enpulmen Sonntaes.
Der harrisburg 4ccOrIpOetion5uS sebt tagli9, Gpnntagf
1uSgencmmen. Die Bot uub @rprebBi9e 6alten Btpii6en
Baltimore unt BARTON uiGt an.
Bof. unt &rpres5ige feben in Berbiubuns nit Der
Benniblpania @entralz@iienba6u IN 6%arri8burg fir Bits.
BURG, @IeYelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, 3nbianapolis,
jscrt Eopne, @bicaso unb alien gISsen bes grcfen Bes
hens, unb in Glmira nit Der gtep gort erie @iienbabn
nab allen Bldeen i'm u6roti&en, %u1ittleru unb pefli6en
Rem Drrf.
0S6ere 4ustnuf. pir5 aul @aIoertRr. Depot ert5eiIt.
8. u. Dnbarrb,
Gen. superintendent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
Mi1tig fir 9n,nrn !

0Gi1tig fir 9nmcn!
Oamen, pelde Der Dienas etnsS Suten arJtss bsbarfer
IOnten f@ hetS an
pr. Sdumann SO. 80, Nrrtb nnbe 9ertn9tOntttv.
peuben. Or. S6umann Ia Der einjtee Mr8t tn btetsm Nanet
duf ben man RH BET Der 5stlun8 daer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Uerlanen Tam, ale bd fnb:
Strtune Der mCnatlt6en 6etnt9nn9, -
5eb1rmutter-Uor uno Vert1mdrnne'
Ruden. unb SeitsnfdmerSen
acknowledgements,
m.;ssr aIre. Nsp,titlpasfett NerpGftat, RCpfreb unb aut
Ssbe Dame, bic einen seIdiftsn DottUr wunl3t 10ute pe'
. r. 9 d. II m a n n psriprEhen- s
Ulan SerasIe nidt bic Summer 80 Nprtp' en paas
bon Qertnefpnfr., Baltimore, gfo' .u.u
MrSeneten werbsn mad alen 3dnotSee8e"'t" "''l""''
0kMiNn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
S5erbjfs mnD 2Esinter-& leiDer!

HUE %5EV1NE UVsVsV~"
sptr leufeu Bite Nufnertfamtett fS 6eetrten yubIifams
auf unftr erosrs ea3er pom
0erbltz uno Ninterz&leioern.
DaIf.lte befett aus aaen SSrten uete-sGteH. en9ltfGen
unb franaSRI1tn @efAaftS.8 6fen, BON iehsm S6nttt rne
Urets. G5enIO cine grpBe Nusndbl DDn Soien unb g0titen
ie6er Nr, uebt etntm %lpleub'beu Sp'ttment eon 8Hobsn"
Rlesbe-t. Aa9 taten M r Stpfe betrt stud FUR Il unben'
areett tets p~oJrdtbt5.
gDr rFertrsn Oblge Woareu Unit 20 YrD,cnt tiuiasr, oils
traeut EN- auberes 9dlIs in Der Stabt, pGbrenp oT na9fen
90 Eaae, UNI fur bic 5rabItngS .gBlaren gIas 3u paGsa.
mttb 8rpS. & &G.
= - Ntdrmprbale EIeioer~Dfcy c3tnt
tin7-l Jp. go 70. @alttmprehr.
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linton gcner 8erit7 erGnsS' @e1s"
{dsaft bCli SAtttmDret

gi.5, O. eeu,taft a nuunstr bsrest, 6tntr'g fftSstSSattS
a. Stsht. uuh Qanbte nkttua, eutGsgenJrutbnsn; EtfSItt
e6nbti no Np. 40 Grtrnrnrabt aut ntf NH'eFI Is,,nt.
frsttGrGn
gtouuee 5rppiS, gratbeat bet usDslttrn Sa"F'
btnrp 9. Sbrpsd.
Qptn. Gbs smut, prn Spm, Gbssnrt 4 sF'
Stmpn garIburf, Sar fmaun, SGuttEr
nm Srtbatf, con lfm. 8rte6ts q SPp"'
fpbn o SCENES, 1iebItaubIer. Ytatth:'
Spfepb WiattbemE, prn Ehcs. YtattpeUS - S'F"'
g4yn &. penb Beef unb gcrt'yptlers
Sssn = Bridges, pom s. =. SF'p6s9 ="
Scbn @pates, gretterbdnelef.
Games 8 @pear, ppr @ebt. Speer' ,.a.
SUgn sHTH0"" ,Otts Spear Ger
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SSeue @erbSf umo SSSinter Grs
(SdDDS.

Srnuon6S! 81 50. 8altimpreitr., SrDgDD0S!
twtlHen Wtartst space unb Srebertdrr.
1Spfepb Settger ertaubt 1b RE Aufrnertiamtett hes
Dubiturns unb fetner Brsunbe aut feline %etesdnte Nu8rahl
Sn n4uea 0etbf. unb Wtntsr-@itera gu lenten. "a tidy
aerabe ppn ytep gprs surifgetetrt bin NIT etelen neren ST.
tern ieeer Mrt, 10 bin i1 TN Stdaps, Auen, pel1e nitb NIT
tbrem Bs(nde beebren wo1en, etne AuSwabl BON Drs9ppfS
III ~eerinsern pretGen ais trBeno Elm Orp5DoeiOre tn cte'er
Stabt Al pertdufen. Raaftebenb ntu t9 etnt8e Der Stelen
neuen gDodren, be I'd erbalten, %drflbrer:
500 nede Bdlmpral Sftrts Su $3.50 (nettb $5).
100 Stud better neuer GdltcD, 25 Cts. pr Ydrp.
100 Stit better Muslin, 2b-3l Cts pr 2Irb.
500 Guide neue Gaitccs8, WuSItA. ~llfber3Tee unb DeIatneS,
bon Der Werifeiaerun9, su biuiJen pretftn.
100 Stufe &atimtre, BON so &tS BIS 81 per garb.
so fAbnen rotpen, uti6en unD 9slben j dneu 3u 45
Cts pr gnrb ,pertb 6ZA GtsE
500 Stife neue frdus IFetiYce taI7dta t. 5efrtttte WS1drfn
fur Ser III. unb Wtntr. 4riu5t. .uslnet:
40 Gtude fA5ne tparts mo turpt9c SttpeGtprts BON lran'
;5t6ben NatttOEsoeTtGHfsn IN 9eW Ycrf Sn stIt5tsi
Yreicn.
1000 ueue Arten ppn Sbarpls uuh Damer.W anicln gu btute
9en preifsn, um Sebermlnn 5ufrieeen gu ftuen, mt
1nbete lDanren 3u jdpIrett, fe due gu tenn"n.
GNb lbnet ME MIR, burc metns 2~5idbrtSe Erilbrure I'm
Drpapne=C5e lhdft tn . Ittm0retr. uberS.A8t gu ietn, rap
9ebermann, bar mt5 nit etnent 8efu4e bfetrt, 8 u e
Daaren unb btlltgere pretfe fa1en ptrb, dis tn
iraenb etnert dnbern 9aule tn tteler Stdot
Wtetn Wfpttp fGr rs S pre- mar: Sbneler Nertauf! net
net prOft uub 96ft9tett seen Seben, Der bet mir pOrtsrt3t'
SGfepb SeIt9er'S
Popular DrpSpUb 9auS,
q QB.ft Baltimore Ctr.
Oe22iO swifben SrepPridfr. u. Wiartet Spdce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
9amburgz II merif0nii6s
sazss. P%afctia5rt Aftieu>OrIsai9aft
&JOizSa

~ QGuiOnrg@f 1nlcFtTGnllDe
- RofctiaBst Nttieu<U elsai9aft
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5wtfhen
6onlburg l&no Ntep Nort, ria southampton
r~ermitteIIt Der nrusn, auf fas SDlitefte ertdutrn unb 81
santefe einssri&tstsn err6sn etierusu @Nft.DampfiGifs;
o5ermaria. $500 8onnen, Capt 5 G6lers,
Gdronia, $500 9prren, @npt 8 s Oteier.
9luemdnia, $500 9runen, [reu] @apt " 8rautmann
SOruiiid, 21OO Epnneu, Capt y 8 Spenien.
Suparid, G4OO 8onuen, Capt 5 Gau5e,
SentDnia, 2GGO 9cnnen, Capt 8 $ Saad,
Dte DGmPfer tieier 9tnie ~bef6rberu BITE
Uereinigte Stadten DpIt
United States Mall
unb ee6tn wdtrenS btefs Sabres re5eIrib.g bon gter YGr
aneua 49,; eeptember 2. &c., So; OftUser T., A., 2S.
NDpemters Il rs; December g. 70
@uBereem wereen nCd @rtra=Dampfl9ifte ebseEen am
/. gtOpemter unb Is. NoUember.
@pn Nep Yprt mad Sambur8, 9aSre, SDn6pn unb
S-DufbamptrE:
Ster-Saipn..... .$105.00
"" Unter-Sal0n 80. ............ :. 61.5o
( 2mtIherbef. ....,... SI,3C
gpn 5amburs unb 6Gpre rad New 0Ort.
rn S5er.SGlpn OF
untsT'Sdira-.....""......... = ~ " y
sati5dr In GU:b Uber paptereeib NIT @Olo-AetU.
Rtnber ju%tfsen J unt 10 ,jGbren Bic 2dtHs.
(Ils incl. gefO9tsap3)
GetOur-8idets 3u e~rnabtsteu Yretlct.
80 4ddee nGd) @Hrrpa resn,en wtg st8 9 ubr glrrgenf
am A5san8stage etnes isben Daagii&tfies an.
2Yeaen @dfdge wtnbe man lid IN )(eg Nrrf ausl6lteBItf
an bic @eneral-padaes u genten ber 2tnie, 6. 9. u t6art
& 8pds, Rn. 6 4drcl0S4v Yhbe Srcacpdp.
SIN Baltimore an Gle 1~rpepitic3 pes Baltimore QosGer.
t22ilt tup ID
81 Yotomac
a2111A XrGn8pOrtattOns=2inte+
Daurpfer Grpres Capt e.. u. 3ptber.
81. 81 uil6en CAPT. gDnt. Ntggdn
~SerId1Ien 9tebtfr 2Dbarf, BIB sVn U1rretE, lepen OteRttat
unb SdnHae 4 nbr Na6m'tta8s fir
Nleranbrta, WaibingtDn nno Georgetown
In gerbinbun8 nit Der Orange nro @leranerta @tlenbatr
mad 9gnGtur6 unb baIten an De MISUNDERSTANDING
plaSen ces potomac 3, uGes an.
3uridtehrenb SerIafen Rte ieIten " G ii I n to ieben
JRtttupd uno Sanaa8 b ubr ~aJfOrGens unit AlerGRbrta
7 utr NtOrSers une balten ebsnfaGs an ben pptpnac Qan'
ounesplGBru du.
N5esen AuefEnft Iber 6ta&t pber paTnge tpeute man id
SH S1Ittn1Nre,
an u. NeehtG n Il Spn8. 142 3tettRr. gp66rf;
Su Aleyanb~td,
an &. BroberS Il 6 .. Np. 3 3tnehr.;
Sn QDoibtnetpn uub Georgetown,
au Rar9dn. Rbtne6art s. & o., gtp. 104 sDdtsrfr
uno 211 Z ctr. thinn ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
Wemer>gSerf1eruu6
ser o'Spciirten 5euermanns Serii9erun9SSe'
~" gouid,nft nnn Baltimore.

w,. a. Sputefr, seeenaber benz SuH'@esduet.
On @strodt Der eriCleret6en Spdttsistt bee EampI+& SF,
DcSSartsments Renen mir OOn i's tn an ~ iS@ @It Ssn, - BEN siuta.
neue gti,,t" S + Dieienissn, pelde 3duisr yssbeln Setf
f mi - @Snttrtssssenaanss fS hermit st4 's sfnd 1tists Yf ID si L. Site
&He %erIpp' Spbn& e. Who're, pral'
be5ablt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24

Ofoutaaue SrOS.,
6euer@8e ril6erungs~ Agenten,
3S Seepnrftr., SGltilnpre.
Nsenten fur titfuIeenotu 5euer-@trf6trun8s @Umpas-
rteen l. @laHe:
metropolitan Sniuranes 20 Rep DUrt,
9runbtdpttal unb DtIte. $~1,7Q0,O00
SnternattpnaI Snf. Co., Rg,
SrunptapttaI unb DbIte. 1,25O,0oO
Mtrtattc Sire Snfuranee Co.,
@ruuetapttaI 100000
Oh Iolute 8trt SuIurdnct &c.,
@runeiarttaI 100000
0srIuae rerben prompt beeutohtst unb ptnetreeut cine
9eraDeerurg tn unlerer Office beSablt.
Eur gUlt(Cn unb Stempelsetue 8srrf nune!
9eripnen, nelde tn Der metropolitan cber Tseiointt ep.
Uerat ern taTen, fnb III elmer Otptoenbs bon tenn Sertrn
bere6tiet, rel&t f6pn manHmal 80 prCt. bttrue, cbnt bat
Fe bic .tpateen BerluRt Der Comp beten gu be fen trau3tn.
9eutf6e Btrmeu ais RtferenJent
Gail 4 Wr. Gods Splitter & Go.
@elmann, 5tnrt6s 81 60. Sarsb Seeser.
& 6. Brdane & Go lnat23tD
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Oeuticbe yeuerzS5erifaerunGs=Oe fens
fc3dft o Baltimore.

30 TEWN Ty TETTN UNTVT
fddft bon Baltimore.
Office: Ng8Gde ppn Scutb unb 2OmbQro Str,
TN 2. Stpd Der Jarmtrs & d9er5antS 8ent,
Ginedne tn 9Omtarb Str.
Dte{e reue @efen fbaft Ia test berett. Verf6eruneeH auet
art aeaen BEIRUT pbsr S6aben bur6 }erer enteeeenauntb>
MN. Da BITE Mftten Der @eeafhdf I'D tn ben 61nbeu Spn
lber 400 fat burhse6enbs Deutlber 8urger Salttmprt's
b~einben, 10 TT bag beu,f6e pubIttum beiOueers etueeIatsn,
btefem In unIerer Wiitte auf Der lottbefen Bats besrinbt-
ten unteruetmen letus YerFdsrunseu Gn;ubertraWeu.
prafbeut; 6 bd .. N eibtr.
0tce. Yr6ftent; > eturt6 Strdrs.
Nirestpren
SpIepb Ruppert, @ueuf QEGgner.
GbaS QBebert @briroph 5tTtl,
Mntpu Q%BetBtttteI, Sernt- 8: grppnftIe.
Geor0 Rpf, Brttbrt6 0ebr,
Seiurt6 Strou8, Yetet Bali,
Spbann 8ater, SCI. u. Auhoun.
NR!6ael QBilln9er, STast Dsfprb,
Jran3 s. Sgper, SatGb 5. Santdrh.
Sttnrt6 @ees, SER.
Ks SIR Dpltsen ptrb Eetne gers6nuns 8smG@t. TGa
l28mar3 il
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-20
Rates of Advertising in the Daily.

Business cards not over five lines $40, 90 per An
mum.
For each change an additional charge OF Is
cents per square will be made.
Notices OF wants, - lost,'' 80 found,' So to
rent :. to let," SC, not exceeding tour lines
inserted for fifty cents.
Marriage notices will be charged one dollar In
aHcases.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate oi 10
cents per line, seven words, and special no.
lice at ten cents per line, or 50 cents line per
week.
eli notices tor religious and benevolent pur~
poses will be charged one-third OF regular rates
Obituary notices, except simple announcements oil
deaths, one half rates.
Advertise ments not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charg-
ed accordingly.
Advertisements discontinued before the expira-
ton OF the time contracted for, will be charged at
short time rates.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
invariably in advance unless from approved
gents.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
so per cent. advance OF aCove rates, and kept
standing the inside pages p per cent. ad-
vance on regular rates.
All transient advertisements must Je paid for IN
advance.
Advertisements inserted IN the Weekly argus
reasonable terms.
Liberal contracts made with yearly advertisers
]. B. DANFoRrH, il. HILTON JONES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-20
ROCK posi- OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Nail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4;45 P. NJ. Closes at 7.2O A.
M, and 1880 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, RapIus City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $3.50 a. IN, and
closes at 4.30 p.
Davenport Mai arrives at $50 4. M, and 500
P. NJ Closes 500 a. NJ, and AIS P NJ.
0qUaoka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlltt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aiedo, Monroe, New Boston and
heithsburg, TO Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at A. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, al P.
MGcOmb Mail, via. Presumption, FarOw's
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North Holder
and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday p. M.
entire Point Haii via Rural, PrarIeheld, Rich
landGrove, Centre Ridge, oxford, North Prairie
g4d Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at ) A. Nj. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 5 p NJ.
cambridge Mai via. Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, TO Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday al p. ri.
Office hours from A. M. to 100 P.
On Sunday open from to l0a IN.
J. B. HAWLEY, p. NJ
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-20
List o. sizes and Prices OF Wrought Iro
fire Proofs
OUTSIDE.
INSIDE.

Sample OF Flre-Proot Safe at office OF the Am
Ad. Agency, 3s9 Broadway, y. Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-20
Chicago ROCK Island Rail Road.
G0R = - 8 lR'EZs

On and after Sunday, September 18th, 1865,
and until further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train a 100 m, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30 IN.
Rock Island freight tram at S:45 m, arriving IN
Chicago az 90 m.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. IN, arriving IN
Chicago a S.55 a. ~
Night Express SOD m, arriving IN Chicago
at 800 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at 600 a m, leaving Chicago al
900 q. NJ.
Express Freight train, at 6.I5 a. m, leaving
Chicago at 400 p. IN.
Rock Island Freight at 80 p. m, leaving Chicago
7.l5 p. IN.
Day Express and Mail at &. 80 p. m, leaving Chi
cago at 900 m.
All trains over this road are direct connection
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh ana
Fora Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, CINCINNATI, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also At LaSalle with trains OF the Illinois Cen
trail Road, North to Galena and South TO ST. Lou
Is, and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity oigIy
IngdIstInct directions to the destination OF thei
baggage ALSO to procure tickets before taking thel
seats IN the cars, as the conductors collect far
only stations the line ofthe Chicago and Roc
Island Railroad.
Il. II. BEAEDsLEY, ASH Genl SuP't.
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