davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-12-29
Total Government revenue from Cook

Total Goyesnment revenue from Cook
county iof l6>o.. y0O0, ,000.0O
The Item above quoted, Of collections tor ftaudu-
lent returns includes only the fines imposed IN tho
u 8, Conrt and pald to the Collector the penalties
asfeteed by the Assessor Of Internal REVENUE, will
show much Larger figures being $Ss5,3ta which
was paid into the treasury on this account during
the arst eleven months Of The year. The total Of
fines and ps naliies amounting TO SSo,6A tor that
period, and making about 100 900 for The whole
year. Or nearly eight tmes the whole cost OF assess
ment and collection.
The total cost Of assessing aud collecting the
above annual revenue Of kIx and half millions,
!omittfne the percentage or stamps) was but 81
5coe0, or 3.l6 mills on the dollar less pesren-
taee Of cost than any other district in the United
Statef and very r above the cost In any county il
Europe. The cost Of collection In England is about
2H cents On The dollar.
This amount L. scarcely exceeded by the total
sum collected from this county previously: The
county um all sources since the first operations Of
the Law In 1SGa:
From Sept. 1et 1861, to Aug S1st, 63. 40
From Aug. S1st, u, 10 Apg. o.. aGl7, ,HSH
From Aug. NEt to Dee. a1st, W.. 1A7,57D 10
, 1865-12-29

Ct miles and C1a frtf, or lttle ovcrtX mllts.
Tie following plvate drains have been Laid d.
RUG The year II each 1yaaon-a total Of 10D ayer-
arinc . cost Of E60 or SGi,740.
, 1865-12-29
2sssssL-a.:5sEEE

eeaEtsemsr:, uhteh make -es ,oEe.al !nxn1sr or
be vesse.s abouL ore.taz1:a loss yaaa tha Oh Ms
, 1865-12-29

TAXATION 1T TOWNS.
The following table exhibits The taz,stou OF lbc
various towns Of the county. outside OF the citY.
for The dssal rear 1885. Included IN the totals &C.
GnpJfng The right hand column, NC The District
School, District Road, md Delinquent t11es.
, 1865-12-29
T.,.... ,eea14 50 $50 % ss.s5l.7s ssi eal %

The following tables give the assessed nnmbe. os
tcres OF lard HI Cook county for lSG5 md also for
the preceding year. The COMPARISON ia very lat-
tellns one 10 tho energy Of the oaners or farming
ground, exhibiting the transformation OF goodly
, 1865-12-29

Total v1zsc Of property In The county ,11
PRODUCTS.
VIC gather from tic census taken during the past
SKINNER, Tie following table. OF the rn.re of live
stock, EIaIa and o.her agricultural products, with
tie EEmber Of pounds Of wool for each town cut
, 1865-12-29

ccutcr Ct ec1ee st barrett land into 1crste tx,,ls
1 htee cur 1as, annual tsI1ews -...u
Eoi Of acres cult1rated sd4As) ):..... 3i6il s5.s:
% do do (shestr..+.. 1851 @,tD
do do do (oth& pro
Total 70. Of aces .....,.......1l 1la.711 11.,ssss
PROPERTY UNTlIECI1bN:
, 1865-12-29
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %. 1865,
AMMO D0MIMI 1865.

AMMO D0MINI 1866.
TIVE CITY OF CHICAGO.
Our Public Improvements
Buildings--Water Supply
The Lake Tunnel-Rirer
and Harbor--Drainage--
Paving and Lighting
Parks--Railroad
Statistics.
Property--What We Own,
Owe, and Pay in the City
and County---Taxation,
Munieipa]a and National.
BUSlNESS"""SALES.~MANU.
FACTURES~~IBE LA.
BOB MARKET.
F0PULATt0k--TAE CENSUS
CITY MCRTsLlTYs
lRquEsTs..MaRREAaEs.
Military Record--Men Furnished.
and B0unties Paid--Our Share
Of the War Debt--The Fall Of
Richm0nd--The Remains Of
President Linco1n-Sanf-
tary Fair--Uur Generals
-Retur1lins Soldiers
The End Of Camp
Douglas.
LOSSES BY FIRE.
Cfime---Cases Before the Courts
THE MuEderers--DirorCes |
Police Work.
Educational progress-Our Public
schook--Colleges and AcaIc-
mics-The ChurUhcs-Sab-
bath Gatherings of the
Children.
The Spirit Of Charity-Mis-
sions-Aiding the Sol
diers and Reliev-
ing the Poor.
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMa---FINE |
ARTS..SrOETS--LIST OF PROM.
NENT EVENTS.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
, 1865-12-29

Since July. 1864. the custom OF sending post bills
with paid cttctr has been discontinued so that it ts
not possible to malc an accurate statement OF The
number Of letters sent from this Office yearly. We
rumber is about s0,0c9 daily. BY actn1f count the
number OF letters received here for delivery during
the last neek OF each quarter since July, 1e5 as
foloWe:
, 1865-12-29

$l5,tU0 las heen rpeut the past year. ". n, Boy
liz iitls Sa:oa.CTonart the Latter pa,t OF the
past 1c1r, the erection OF lcrce and conmod1ons
lew public echoQ} borse has been commenced N
Di.tria No. u where the Mani Of Increased ao-
stucicd Of brick with stone faCngs and 1rim1n fnEs
md The pian lie aiter tina. Of The wcil known Haven
School, on Wabash ayenne, near Sixteenth street.
tendcnt Of Public Schools. Tue school "a situated
on The corner OF Keubtn and Cosnelia streets. 1t
contains fourteen lnrEc rooms and comnodiout
hail, and viii accommodate nbout fourteen hundred
pupils. When completed and furnished II Will haze
COIL ~, ,GHI. Bauer Il The architect
tAicuyo 1"estogieR Sentlna'v.-Ihit edi1ce, sit
mpidly p1oe7rssi toward completion. The front
e oi pressed brick. with stonc window caps, corner
quosns and handsomely carved projections The
seassss 4 ,sl M II sa2 eeh s ~
roof The building is divided into three lecture
5ogT. with apartments for Professors and hbta5es,
The cost viii be about 81 sUiD. .. L. Wheelock Is
- Lcss9rsoafionq, Mission 'seaa1.-ThIs building
Sl,s VII as when completed, the largcsi Mission
sss1ol n the civ. II Is OF farns with Outside
h Hi'ek "ass The bufldins has ront OF six.y fcct
and a porcn end octagoral lower on the other'
Inc lu.eHoI IS tncsniousiy divided by movable
ses earsb may L. ,seosh 81 ut III sen requ5ed e whos
audience room scats about eight hundred persons.
The cost Of the erection ie sl500o, o. s. Wheeiock
Is the3s1chitect
German 1setool--A school-hou.c for The German
School Association Of North ChIespu t1ss hcrn
e1etaed By the German citizens Of The North Divi.
sion, on North LaSulle etreet, under The suns.1n-
Icndcnec Of t. Matt, architect. The building is
tortyetx feet SQUARE and lwo stories In height II
conln1ns I've school looms each provided with ante
rooms and also pIivnte study. Tie rooms arc
We!yc fett tn height and ventilated and heated
IN The mort approved manner. The lot has front
q se'entxd cet on La Sale Tins providing rood
play room for the children. Ii cost f7, 7,W1,
CuE.oitc SeAooi.-1ht iute1nal turuishinr of the
tchool-house Of the Church OF Tue holy Family. on
MORGAN street near Twelfth, has been effected dur
tnE ihe past xear for Rcv- A. Damon. at cos, or
Sl9G0. 4. nGue. was The architect.
f5o1M h9o'L-TMo 0 handeomc and comnodIors
family houses hhye been erected for the Cbcagu Ra
,ofm school TLey nrc seventy feel by thtrty-two.
Gullt OF bfacE- The roof "a cnble. The prlnc3pai
MOOR has dining, library and odc cerst fooms md on
The Efcond noot nrr arranged hau1lnocks to oeco.
mooste thtr1y boye. The cos Of each building Was
nhput *lt.MO. They were built under the euSeryi-
sion Of Q. L. Nheeaock, architect
| Ii Add1tion 10 the nboye several fmnnr4nnt I'm,
yTOtenentF and alterations haye horn t.rt.r,na T.
unny oithc public schooI buildings. -
| TEn1lc BUILDINGS AND nAI1s.
| 1as Ca1mtt1 Of Commercially hla true iy,e q,
Ch1e 70 ftnhllit, and PRO pe ity h,e been foll
Completed during lbe part tar, and duly fEaututn
4 hd As ine SDoutac" Of nle queen Of Lie Wcsl. l,
, 1865-12-29

tlCDt. and the extension Of the t1seT
It is pity thai this ey,eneion shonld haSe 1er. u
ed useless b. II: pe fcfer 10 H. nr5ccfea hnidn
picr by cpmnapy Of which N. L. I1cden 1rss :hc M
pccuu6 at one pon or ali 1hn rs,,tads cnteri, t,e
eommeueed Oh that t5or las seco ioovcd IN n.
lhe tota] cost Of his ex1snsiou ia nhout 81 ao
i1cdced out from the bar durirc The present year
cost $19,0{D, at 30 cents per Cubic yara.
yeats pest lie river at the fork, wl,:tc the tyo
been telced out during the year to dep!h Of four
teen feet below the Ordinary water surface ortwcye
sted street and the locks Of The Illinois and Micht-
San canal, has been drrd.ed. on coutsact to mate
il fifty ictt wide and ten feet deep below standard
low NnteI-cokt 70 cents per cubic fald.
rnossrvn TIN. r,,-rr
No new avenue have been opened for crossing
The rTer Curing the year, the Stnte street bridge
having been finished In The Eaoe Of 1854. Two new
pivot bridges have been built this ycar-one at Fnl
LEI STREET tDrfdgeror} costing 81 md the other
at North Avenne Al coet of$S,1 1h We shall soon
wunt d new bridge a. Madison street. and II will
not be long before the old bulky structures called
tr7dces at FOX hnd Twelfth streets, VIII have to be
replaced by new uncs Of : more recent pattern. The
tldc OF 'taSe! over ihe orhses 1g constantly incrcas
, 1865-12-29

7ns Cn1nqGtT Of GxwRere.-1hI. t,ne ,r,,. =,
chic 70 ftnhllit, and PRO pc ity haG been julS i,
completed during lhe patt Ear, and duly f.aucu mn
ha aS 1ne "Boutac" OF tie queen oI Tic Wesl. Ii
, 1865-12-29

,sc ctr. besides ph.ch la7ge namtss OF private
drains tave been put in:
In tie South Upison.
, 1865-12-29

Although the Grand Tunk j. not strictly speak
1u.. chicaeo line 1t is 80 far connected WITH ser-
e,nl OF our mosr important railroads as to deserve
place in this reeos'. There L, moreover speedy
plosI ect Of its being extended to lhIs cIty. The
ie6p1e Of Western Michigan have already taken
hold OF the nstter, md there s every prospect that
Tic road viii be bnift At no very distant date. The
proposal is 10 construct the line from Port Huron
Joseph ontle Lake shore, passing round The head Of
tho lake 10 chicayo. Our city has laee Interest in
hc project It will opn 10 tfals The richest
cullrrai region Of " e4tesu and Ecunal Mchignu
, 1865-12-29

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

weeks ago his army numbered not less than Go 600 men,
that we have captured from him % COO prisoners that his
killed and wounded not less than 1900 and that the
balance ofhc army deserted the retreat or fell into
our hands at the surrender
The congratulations at headquarters this morning were
very hearty.
As the various gentlemen Of the staff appeared their
old homes and 90 commemorative OF their triumphant
return, Brady tie eminent photographer OF New York
preserved the group Generals and all, for the admiration
OF all their friends in this and future and generations.
J.. l. CROUEsE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
MAILED FREE OF POSTAGE,
70 al Parts IF the Country
rBss.THAN CITY PRICE,. q.

ALBUMS FOR THE PEOPLE,
TIE ARMY AND Til NAVY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
L. ~. E.uciC * CO., Auc1ioneero,

l.. ~. EuclC * CO.. AJIc1iOneerS,
(No. Sc Main street,
TTAvE determined to discontinue the auction and
commission business, and close the partnership con-
Germ will sell peremptorily on TUESDAY, April 18th, az
10 o'clock their entire balance Of stock Of Furniture
hand We nlme part Of the stock:
! Elegaat Sideb0ard and Press,
co Sidcboard without Press,
Solid Mahogany Wardrobe
9 Common Wardrobes
Bureaus,
9 or Cupboerds
Splendid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, good
as new,
s or 4 Leaf Tables,
Cottage Be1steads, ...
WashstanGs,
Chairs,
Tables,
Fine CiIisen's SADDLE
% Blankets, 10. Of Clothing, &c.
L. H. LUCK & CO.,
sp lT-2' No. Sc Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

ALBUMS FOR TIE PEOPLE,
TIE ARMY AND THE NAVY,
nFRS0NS ordering viii obtain the most orr.o!t
Albums rich Turkey Morocco Ornament 1 aa.s
Edges and beautiful Clasps
q Portraits OF Generals and Statesmen atten CEN e.
Photograph Album, morocco, 50 portraits,
Photograph Album, morocco, 20 portraits, \
Photograph AlcuLn, morocco, go portraits. II
,Photog-aFh A!DunS morocco, 20 views extra so q
photo Album, turkey mo-. extra gilt 81 picture %
photo. Album turkey NOR, alto relief so views u
Photograph Album, morocco oblOng, so views, + 90
Photo. Album, taskey NOR oblong relief 100 views rs
photo do, nor relief and gold oblong 100 views 81
NEW QUARTo, FoUR VIEWS on PAGE.
Photograph Album, morocco, 100 views, o
'PkotogTspi Album turkey morocco, in Felici I'D
gold. unique, rCn orhamCnts l60 pictures, 90I
'ibotograph Albam turkey morocco IL rrst aT.G
GOLD uniqoe, It'll ornaments, COO views u y
These 1rrssI 81 have FranSh sEr?mfns - iss,s 90
chased edg'ss- Tho cheapest AZ is-Frot@S
II FossaaStsz as.0 esA8p Is gushe p o. = y on
~ he aTDOERt OF fWeasy Donsrs y y ~. e s-c1-
z lean seat s:Esals 81 IS a'y t3fs- sr.
blns ~ tso afsSgat es fa co3ifrs = . -.' t:sLis
HiTILAE " ~ 'E
HG1u slr.- 81 kibcEs ~ D. .,
Family aEd fSi.i D.Ees Tad 81
Iaruigsr, 70, IS Cream
'sris- ssssS"&s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
N O &c e

N0TI CE.
THE Subscribers have taken Ghe store formerly
pied by Msssrs. Redwood Phillips, No. 81 Main st.,
for the purpose Of conducting General Auction and Com
mission Business under dc Rne anL style Of GILLESPIE
HANES g co. They viii aan by auction at private
sale all kinds Of goods wafes and merchandise. They
solicit from their friends and the public generally con-
signmeR;s with the thai heiY interest will
always be cared f,r They will also sell at the Horse
Lot Horses Mules Cattle Vehicles, &c. Sales made of
Real Estate or at private residences Of persons declining
housekeeping.
Richmond generally and the neighboTing counties.
W. r. GILLESPIE,
D. H. ATKINSON,
Ofthe firm Of D. II. Atkinson Co.,
No. l6 Governor street.
CHARLES c. HANES,
o. the i-m ofRedWood. Phillips & Co.,
splT-eoet+ No. 81 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
This Day.
By f. j. Cook, Auctioneer E
Go. 10 Main street,

CTOCk SALE OF ASSORTED GRO
y CERES, DRIED FRUIT, SHOES, &c, FOR SALE
Al AUCTION.-0n TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock will sell at the store OF Broad and Fourth
streets general und very desirable assortment Of GRO
CERES, DC, comprising
barrels Brown Sugar
boxes Granuated Sugar
boxes Dried Apples
/ box Green Tea
boz Tallow Candles
/ keg Soda
2 boxes Black Pepper
Beeswax, Soap
Tacks, Mustard
ALSO,
Congress Boots
Mems Shoes
Ladies', Misses and Childyen's Caters
shoes and Slippers.
apl7-2t f. B. COOK, Auctioneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

WYE y IL sell at .cctiou on THURSDAY next at our
w store No. 3D. Main street general assortment o
Furniture consisting in part OF Bedsteads, Bureaus Cao
nets Wardrobes Chair5 Tables, BOOK Case Tobacco. CT
gars Cooking Stove Clocks and very large end deaf
Fable lot OF Books-l0 C0 yols. Of POe:ca Historical
school, and Miscellaneous Works besides many desirable
and useful articles JeTeiry, Watches, &c.
GILLESPIE, HAhES L CO., AUG
apl7-tt no. " Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
AUCTION sAI.ES-Future Day.
BY FREEMAN Co., Auctiousey'
Corner Main d 9th streets.)
Household and Kitchen Furniture,

AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. tie 18Th instant, commencing at
" 10 o'clock \. NJ, we will sell at the residence on
Marshall between 10Th and 10th streets excellent
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE consisting of the following and o'Eer articles
One mahogany chamber suite
One walnut 10
One cottage 90
Feather beds
Hair and shuck mattresses
Brussels and Ingram carpets
Cane and other chairs
Sofas, mirrors pictures
Window curtains and shades
Glass and Chinaware
Table linen, knives and folks
Bowls and pitchers
EyceiicEt cooking stove, &c
FREEMAN / co.
apl7-tis Auctioneefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

by G. ". WILLIE Auctionoer.
WILL be sold ct auction at my store on TUESDAY,
w APRIL ls, commencing ct 10 O'clock y lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking ssovCs, &C.,
variety Of
Suffers stoTes,
Tobacco.
Fancy Goods &c.
P. a-An persons having goods at ny stOre eft from
previous sales must take th9n away on Monday, or
they will be sold at auction account OF the owners
G. ". WILLIS,
spl7-2t Auctioneer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
FROsT NEW YORE-

NEW YORK, March IL.
The Meridian (Miss.) Clarion denies the
report that Mobile was being evacuated,
snd says: If the preparations being made
for Granger & Co. could be seen, these
stories of evacuation would not be credited.
The Times Washington special says that
the Government soon expects to hear from
Sherman via Wilmington.
The last heard from Johnston was that
he was foundering in the swamps near the
Yadkin river.
Besuregard is fortifying Raleigh and
GOldsboro, but is already terrified at the
sppGrition of our cooperating column sd-
Ysncing from Newbern.
The HeTaLfs special says: II is expect
ed by the new Secretary of the Treasury
that from the proceeds of the large amounts
Of Southern products captured g fund will
soon be accumulated that viii enable the
Government TO resume specie payments
sooner than expected.
The Worlds Washington special saws:
A gentleman who left Newbern on the Eth
brings authentic intelligence that the reb-
els have abandoned alithe country between
that place and Goldsboro.
Kinston wss evacuated on the Sd.
Refugees and deserters say they have
heard of no engagement between Sherman
and the rebels.
The eHtire eastern part of North Caro-
lima Is IN q state of alarm,
Just before leaving Wilmington it was
that the rebels had fallen back
from their position fifteen miles northeast
Of the city.
There was no doubt Sherman was well
within North Carolina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
FROM NEAsnINGTON.
WAsHINaroN. Marnh l

WAsHIEeTOE, March IL.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 9Th,
ssys: 1t is reported that Suffolk was again
occupied by the enemy on the lst inst,
with force Of 1900 cavalry and regi-
ment of negroes.
It is surmised that raid is intended by
them in the direction of the Weldon road.
Both Houses of Congress agreed yester-
day to adjourn next Saturday. The bust
ness of the session is pretty well closed up.
The only important bill now pending is
that putting negroes in the army, which
was passed in the Senste by one majority
The bill was slightly amended in the
Senate and necessarily goes back to the
Rouse for concurrence. The amendment
not being mnterisl, it is supposed the bill
will pass the House without difficulty,
prob&bly today. Congress will have been
in session l05 days on next Saturday.
Hardee was not up to time, and the re-.
port does not say he gave battle st all, but
that Johnston was supposed to have at
tackled Sherman in front and got awfnlly
whipped.
The Republican says there is every rea-
son TO believe the above to be true.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
DAILY LEADER.
Saturday Evenings RdItIOn.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEwYoRx, March IL,

NEwYoRK, March IL.
The HsraIds Newbern correspondent Of
March 4th says; A number Of Union pris.
oners arrived here yesterday morning, who
escaped from the cars while being convey
ed from Florence, South Carolins, to Sal
isbury North Carolina. The rebels COM
menced removing the entire body of pris-
oners, IS Sherman advanced, towards that
point, and two or three hundred made good
their escape.
The rebel guard we're mostly boys, from
4tols yeats f age, and were lily
able TO bear the fatigues and hsrdships Of
service, or meet the shrewdness and skill OF
veterans.
Those who came in report that they were
first taken to Wilmington, and as they
were being removed thence to Salisbury,
effected their escape on the 22d Of Februa-
aly. They were aided in reaching our
lines by Union men and negroes.
The rebels are conscripting all the boys
they can find.
Negroes are coming into our lines In
droVes being terrified BY the prospect of
the rebels taking them into their armies.
They say they would rather fight for the
Ecrbn.
A citizen arrived here to-day, direct from
Goldsboro, having come all the way in the
main roads, and reports that he did not see
3 rebel soldier on the route.
People in tie interior were almost unan-
imously Of the opinion that the Confedera-
cy is gone up.
Negroes were being gathered up st GER
tain points, and there was q great manic
among that class.
The whites were equally despondent,
but for different ruason. 1t will be re-
lief to them when Sherman takes them out
Of the hands and bonds of the Confedera-
cy. Our informant believes that if many
of the North Carolina militia were near
our lines, they would desert nearly en-
nlasse, and as for Longstreet, he is long
way of.
Z Tho Union army is not such an object of
hate to the North Carolina soldiers in the
rebel army as to Beauregard and JEFF. D.
via
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
NEW YORK ITEMS.
NEW YORK, March II

The Washington Republican, of yester-
day, contains the following; Gen. Thomas
tslegrsphs the government that one Of his
scouts has come in with the information
that The rebel Generals, Lee and Uheatham
have been sent from Alabama against Sher-
man, but Lee wss subsequently recalled to
defend Selma. Chestham proceeded, IN
tending to form a junction with Hardee
Charleston, but scouts report that rebels
have information that before Junction was
formed Sherman hurled few of his veteran
brigsdes back upon Ohsthsm's column
completely crushing it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
FROm LOUIsYILLE.

LoU1YILLEl hy1 March 10.
A freight train ran off the bridge over
Long Lick, on the Nashville railroad, this
morning, causing injuries which detained
the upward train from Nashville three
hours this evening. The bridge will be
speedily repaired.
Frank Newcomb, of the firm Of Il. D,
Newcomb & Bro4 one of our largest houses,
died today.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13
Rpsi-0tttee ginsE. gabIe.

ARRIVAL or MAILS AT DEPOTi
Esstern Through ARRIVES at T:SO A. H., 2;l6 P. N,
and 9:25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives At 1O:2O Am.
Western Through arrives 1t 9:20 A. H., $40 P. n
do Way arrives at 2:6o P. n.
sanduHky Way arrives at 9i16 A. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at ESQ A. n, 500 p n
do Way arrives at s:50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct o:55 A. Il.
Way arrives at 1910 P. M.
MGhoning Way arrives ct 10:26 A. Ne
kssadVilIe arrives ct l0:26 A. N.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 P. n.
RockpOrt, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays st IL n.
RGrFensville arrives daily st 10;16 A. n.
Eat Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily q A. y,
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsFHRE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and PainesViIle, Geneva, Ashtsbu
Il End Oonneant, closes at $50 A. N.
LAsTIRH THRoUGz, for New York only, CLOSES q
EEsFIE4 TEloUoH, for Erie, Bunalo, Albany,
Boston, ESW York and Hartford, closes Gs SOC
Pm.
EAsrHRH WAT, for All points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes ct ESQ P. N.
WHsTIRE THRoUGH, for Tolsdo, Detrsis, chicago;
and Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. N.
WEsFERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES At eco P. L.
WHsFERH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at 1;45 P. n.
SANDUSKY WAY, for Sandusky and all interme.
date points, closes 1t $50 P. N.
OIHoKzATI WAT, for all points between OlsvelAnd
aud OinoinnAti oEoses ct 7.O6 A. N.
OHoIaHAFI THRoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton,
HSVaFk and Cincinnati, closes At T.05 A. n.
GtEcnIEAFd TERoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, 2anesYis, and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. n.
PrEIsBURsH TBRoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Wasa.
inEton, closes ct 126O P. II. .l
PIF1aBURaH WAY, for all points between OIeVs,
land, WellSVille, snd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adslPhis, Baltimore and Warrington, CLOSES At 100
a. n.
MAaoNma WAX, for al points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 3:46 P. N,
mEADvnLE, closes at 9:60 A. NJ.
HKDMA WAY, closes ut 7:80 A. n.
Ro0KroRT, &o., closes on Tuesdays, ThursdayI
and Saturdays, ct IAN.
WAnAMsVIr1H, CLOSES daily, 1910 A. d.
East OzHTMAiD snd Euclid, closes daily, ct
R.Ms
AGn and Drop Lsttsn are required By law 10 b
prepaid.
AIi Oty OIrOuIsn are required 10 Be prepaid WITH
tEo-oont stamp.
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A. n.