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TRIPLE SH e E Il .
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IN AhXerliHCrs.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
On their Advertisements early All hour as possible II
received after O'Clock they canuO be cSsed under their
nroper heads.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
To GorrCspondents.

No motto. esn be taken of Anonymous Unrlmr nenon'
Nhstever intended foT insertion must te authenticated
ky the name address Of tie wlefnot necessarily io
publication. but ss 3 puar8uty ior Lis good lsii IT,
All business letters for this oce SHOULD De addesseuto IA"
TKtBUSE," New-York.
We cannot undertake return rejected ComiruhSAioA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

The report of Gen. Carl Schurz to the Presi.
dent; Family Marketing, and the Proceedings
Of both branches Of our City Government, will
be found in tie Supplement issued this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
THE Trihunc in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. ,Amencsn Agents fn- Libraries,
I.nrlstta, Coyent Garden " CO. Agents the sale o
1IiE TRIBUNE. Tney viii also receive sss.r'Iio" SH1
Am
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
To The Associa,ed PresL
Associa'ed PresL
WASHINGTON Friday, Dee. % lsGj.
THE SOUTHERN DELE ATES.

Jacob Barker. Member OF Congress elect
from Louisiana rst several days ago for home Others
from the South are following bis example, and will not
until Congress has acted the questions pend
ing regarding the political status OF the States lately in
Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

SUNDAY LECTURE IN BRoosLYS'-r.' r.s,.,
renry Blanchard will deliver lecture on s..d.v
,hom tho workingmcn Wish to See oH
. yenipg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

THE EXHIBITION or THE BROOM BR9e,sas. :. the
AssocIAuoN.-rhis exhibition of pInl,aJ Ia, even
Academy oi Music was Hk"in 1'Eo'' and CaI Iisnas
evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
The BARK Enrique.

QUARANTINE, Friday, i
The bark Enrique, before reporte
Fort Lafayette, is now going uP TO the ci
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DISCLOSURES
IL SECRETS FOR THE MILLIONS ~

A most valuable and wonderful publication A work
of 40 pages, and 30 colored engravings. Dr. HIM
rER's wade MEcuk an original and popular treatise
4nc Sexual disorders of every kind with New
ing Remedies for their speedy cure. The practjc.
OF Dr. Hunter has long been. and still is
hut at the earnest solicitation Of numerous persons
he has been induced TO extend his medic
through the medium Of his "yade Nj ecum" IL -js 4.
volume that should be In the hands Of every family
in the land, prev entive Of secret vices or a.
gside for the alienation Of Of the most awfuI
and destructive scourges ever visited mankind One
copy, securely enveioped win bs forwarded free Of
postage TO any part ofthe United States for so
In 7. .. Stamps. Address, post paid DIR. HUNTER
No. Division street, New York. f1i-l6.v'
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Augusta.

Augusta, the capital Of Richmond county
Is one oil the hanbsomest cities in the South,
and ranks above Macon and next to Savan-
nah, il Georgia. It is situated on river, two
hundred and thirty-one miles from its mouth
The Georgia railroad, of which Augusta is
the eastern terminus extends to Atlanta, and
theSouih Caro'i,a railroad connects il with
Cha,leSton 4 large whole sale business is
transacted at Augps'a. The Augusta canal
which was constructed ia ls4J is nineteen
miles long, and brings the waters NJ the
Savannah river sort hiN'ysfive or forty fee,
above TIE level Of the CITY nv .he pewe,
thus furnished, number of factories, ma
chine shops, 81, are kept is Succrssfu
operation. The population of Augusta /,
from twelve to fifteen thousand The CIT,
Hail cost 100000 The place also contain,
fifteen or sixteen churoes, two or three acad
emies, hospital, arsenal, &c. There arr
some magnificent powder-mills at Augusta
built during the war. from which much o
the supplies Of the Illuminating material fo
the South are obtained.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

regularly-hred Physician, from the Me dical Col
lege Of Canada, Toronto, as his Diploma, whict,
hangs in his office, will show, dated 1slS where all
who receive honors are by law Obliged to sudy hy.
years at east, and then pass rigid examin ation
not as in the West, two short winter terms OF Is
weeks each. DR.. Whittier has made Chronic Dis
eases the stndy of his life, and has a Union wide
reputation having been longer located In st. Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physician. I'm
Much Of his practice has been of private nature.
Syonilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure all Urinary
Diseases, Syphutic or Mereual, Affecti6ns OF the
TEroat skin or Bones; Orchitis Hernia or Rup-
ture ,also the effects of solitary Habit ruinous to
tency, dizziness Of sight, confusion Of ideas eSii
foreboding, aversion to society, loss of memory .
weakness &c, not all these In any case but ali
occurring frequently In various cases ~ a '3v0IU
tB Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed. Consultations bv letter or at
office, free. Most cases can be properly treated
without an inteivie and medicines secure from
obs ervation sent by mail. No hindrance to busi-
ness In most cases. Address Box 3u99 ST. Louis
Mo. Hours-s A, NJ. tosp.M. Office permane ntly
located at Is 81. Charles ST., between Sixth and
ed spot In the centre Of the city.
Consultatit rooms, and oons r. the acceu o., +.
on OF such patients as require daily p.rsoi al ~
tion. so 4lt iai.a ft.i.t., sIf9T
Can get, In Asesled letter envelope, my Theory
Symptoms aud Treat mt OF Nervous. Urinary and
Sexual Diseases clearly delineating all the diseased
conditions, with full Sym tom Lists for two three
cent postage stamps to prepay pos tage. Circnlsr
for Ladies' relating to Disease Of Pnberty
tion and Pregnancy, Sc. .;E i,
By the use Of these lists. patients at n distance
can answer the same question that scientific ply
scian would ask alta personal Int erview i aid in
many cases much better. Is they would have more
time for rejection He keeps . systematic record
Of all his practce,-the symptoms, ,the drugs used
quantity useds time OF using, &c., and the expert
ence thus gathered treasured In these records
succeeds better by judcious al.ern alton Of RENE
dies. mostly vegetable. 3S-16-6m.
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Keokuk, Ft. D. M. & M. R. h,

I'm andafter w Wednesday. Feb. 9Th, 1852, an du unty
~ further notice. daily train will ru n ..
Sundays xce ptedl follows:
rsSve neoKuk at 130 arriving at Ottumw IL As
d pm, and At Eddyville 300 m. asr4 IIIfsi. -
Leave Eddyville at 1880 M, and arrive eat Ottumv
12:46 IN, and at Keokuk $50 m. 3 n 1ar1T- -
y Passengerstakingt the MailTrainfrom Keokuk
At $780, m, make sure connections with Stages al
Eddyville for Oskaoosa, Fl Desmoines
and all points west. sf.s--.-' : : -,
Throughtickets, as Low as the!owest, may beh ID
Southern Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, &c. g.f .TT-
TICKET ORFICE-Atthe Depot foot n johnson
street. fft rs,. GEO. WILLIAMS, in. stgs
rep D, lSoz s stsq Superintendent,
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE ATLANTIC FOR 1868.

The Number for January, 1865 begins the Fifteenth
Volume Of the Atlantic Monthly. The publishers
STATE tnat they have made such arrangements for
the coming year rs win convince their readers tha,
they intend to maintain the present position and
popularity of their magazine. They can now an
nounce definitely the following fea lures of the New
Mr.. HAaHrsr B.xcHxs srowK win contribute 3
newseries Of Domestic Papers, with the tit of"The
DosaLD q. MITCHELL, author Of "Reyeries of a
Bachelor, win begin In an early number story
wtththc title OF "Dr. Johns"
PROF GOODWIN SMITH, of the Univ ersity of Oxford
has engaged to write regularly during the year. on
topics ofinterest to American readers. -
his interesting and valuable Scientific Papers,
NArHAEIEL HAwrBoRSE's PAPERS furnish some
scenes from his unfinished work, "The Dolliver Ro.
Firx- -HueH LUDLOW will continue his admirable
sketches of travel and adventure
GFoReE AUGUSTUS SALA, the well-known novelist
and magasinist, will contribute series of papers
similar to those written by him in Dickens House
hold Words und All the Year Round The first
paper VIII be sketch of George Cruikshank.
Mr. and MRS s. G. HALL will contribute to the new
Volume Memories Of Authors they have know l. in
GLIDING many interesting "reminiscences Of Moore
and other literary celebrities.
The author Of "Ten Acres Enough" viii furnish tn,
Atlantic with regular articles of strkngly origina
In addition to the fe atures above enumerated
other interesting oaes are in preparation. The ag
aSine will still be favored with constant contribu
nohs rom lte regular staff OF writers, whose name
sre iam'har to the reading public as those OF the
First american authors.
The Atlantic win continue to furnish to It's read
ers the best Essays, Sketches Poems Stories Polt
cal and historical Pspers. and Miscellany of al
kinds which American talent can supply.
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
6lHgie subscrptions-S4 90 per year.
Club Rates-Two copies for 81; five copies &i6
zen copies, $so, and each additional cnpy, $8. Fo
every club of twenty subscribers an extra copy Will
beturnished gra tis. or twenty one copies for $60
Postage-The postage on the Atlantic is twenty
four cents per yer, and mcst In all cases be pa4
at the Office where 1t is received.
CLusBISe WITH "OuR YouNG FoLKs."-The Atlanti
and "oUr Young Folks" will be furnished to one ad
dress for Five Dollars per year.
.grsr e q TICKNOR FIELDS, Publishers,
Dec. 10 1854. ti.dss SEED Boston, Mass
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PHILADELPHIA z PITTsBURc

rHiIAOEArHtA PIIIs6ohS
aoo v,,.s nou,,. rr.,.,
.pro,,, .u. no,.,on. ~ tho Wa. nor.,.we.. ana
tbe snr,,s or the hast rnn,e - ph;iad.inhia New
YorS' Rostop' Baltimore. and Washinrton. The
traveller NAV With cooa9ence reIv- mon snre con.
nections high speed with perfect safety. and every
e. Ds
the Pennsylya apja central r abroad -,
- m, .,.ly..;.. 49,. lp.,4,,.u,, =,
pt., x4mr Dgatg 1@ro"y" 1rd'"s iron" ffs''o"r0" TO-
fhmdoet{,hs1
w.,e To,Ey Ivy 1"''o1s" 1'o'''s 'r''" ~
Three Daily Through Trains from, Pittsburgh to
Baltimore!
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh at 90 A. NJ, arrives
at Altoona for breakfast at so N. rea ches Har-
BALTIMORE PASSENG ERS by this train leave Har-
risburg at 20 p n and arrive in Baltimore at 40
Pm: . ;,
10 GO N. I-I%{lj I57TTT
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS at all Sta
tions-beaves Pittsburgh at 90 NJ, arrives at Al.
toona for dinner at II 25 M, reaches Harrisburg
at 10 N. and philadelphia at II IS Pm.
THROUGH EXP RESS-Leaves Pittsburgh at 4 35
Pm, arrives at Altoona for supper at 9 20 Pm,
reaches HARRISBURG AT z oo M, anu fmiauelpma
| BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har-
rsburg at 30 N, and arrives in Baltimore at
vT% TSoxM xn1v .ssr,.v1s - ~. =. MT,
adelphia at s co AN, and "a arriy. in an New York at
rAaT ITNr-Ja,ra. p,t,shrroh a. O Ak nx .-r;vos
| at Altanna .t * :. roa.h. s IT. r;.h,, ~ =, 80 Z *
sI s'aoa reaenes ns,... na..'soosg osg az 90
n,;i | a., ph;,ods,h,a =. IN OK "' ~ NJ o."
| RiITINORE PAssENGERs bv this train Ieave Har
r;shrro at 7 oo " and arrive IN Raitimore At
| II b hH.
Nryy yNpH pAssrNcpps NV ,h;s train have a
| cho,ce ~ rontes siasnipc car rnn. tbronob from
| p;t,shuroh to Nev yort w;thont change VIA Har.
r,sbnrg and Allentovn, Arriving In New York at
iHpS Rv vav of pbila delnhIsY na saenoers = an
! reach New York AT 3 Ah p M
| IicKes lot SAFE 10 boston py BOAT or haii
| Boat tickets good on any Of the sound lines.
e1- Enr. Tn ozz ,,oinfs M L,,o os ANA Royte A.
! = = ,,,E.,SS, - =
Sleeping Cars on night trains 70 fniiadepn,a, New
York, and ba!timcre. baggage checkeo througn
and transerred ree. 4-.,
| FREIGHTS-by TINS route Frelghts OF All descrip
tions can be forwarded To and from Philadelphfa
New York, Boston OF baltimore. TO and rom any
points on the kaiiroeos OF Oho heht9c ~, lndiana
Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, or missouri, oy hairoad
| direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburgh with steamers, BY which 0oods ran De
| forwarded to any port ON the Ohio. Muskingum
Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland, Ilnnois, M1ssis
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, kansas Arkansas as ano
Red Rivers; ana AZ Cieveiano, Sanausxy anu Cnica
20 with steamers to all ports on TIM Northwestern
| Lakes r.f
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation of their freight to this company, can rel!
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cD0D NEWS','

! Wish to make it Known TO the public that have
engaged the services of an pIishs1 enstIlin
PHOTOGRAPHER, who will take the, -.
- LATESTSTzLES or pRpToGRAPHS
which arsso mu ch admired ail upon al t,ldse
that wish TO have their Photogr aphic ihau1a ,essa
nented with nne Photographic, to give Us : cali,
! also VISIT announce to the people, ana tsttr.
ally TO my old customers, that have disps led with
uhsnds and have resumed the srI 7-rsHf1
q AMBROTlPEBU USINEsspp,
myself and expect TO doiustisete all tvAs wish b
caif u upon me FOR pictufek Don't forset the nIass
H,NQNAMAKER'sJ JEWELRY STORE
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~ fs1afslt! ffast tsf-i.#es ts.-1 r.stt..''ss
ERIE RAILWAY. n,
Great Broad Guage Double Track
- -. And Telegraph, Route. fa y
To Ner Yorh, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Harrisburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH U. 8. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DuSKRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHoRE
via the Ne,o Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern dilaody from Cleveland o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o., Off Sir Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, Roo'ny, Pal
ace Cars. direct 70 Nav YplK. perfection attain
FOR FREIGHT
between all points EAST and wssr our facilities are
unriyalled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DuSKRx and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the ~ - - s.rt. ...ss y;
Broad Guage Atlontsc and Great Western
.tsF -. 20 Z" Raittodg, 's.l..
hy which route there Is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie ave New York daily for ell points the West
other route. For Freight Passage in quir
the principal Offices In the West, and at
"a Clark Street, Chicago.
$40 Broadway, New York,
% South st., E. R., New York.
- -, - Is State Street, Boston.
B. W. BLANCHARD. CHAs. MINoT,
GEM PrtAgr. Genrsup't
w. q. BARR, n. 8. SPENCER,
3 Gen'i Tic. ARt. Western Ag't,
Z Dec 81 :, 1868. e E &
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
!. ...a 7 74.a {. II. TALBOT.

Late Examiner Of Pension Claims in tho Dspatnsisat
/ WASHINGTON, ID. Co. i'9Sa' ani
Having resigned that position Oct 81, 1884, 10 es
tablish GENERAL CLAIM OFFICE at Chicago
Government for E ;,.o..,7i 80,
PENSION. BOUNTY BAUK PAY, PRIZE MONEY.
i gsle BOUNTY LAND. HORSES Lost IN Ni'l99H n
THE ARMY, Etc, Etc. f,.,i .
connection Of nearly tour years With the. Depaft
ment has made him thoroughly familiar with ths
ss rsrioa. psSie Ses.
ablng him 70 peoseeute all kinda Of Cliimst with
sn At es
until unit, claims pave been Allowed and then onI Ne
REFERENCES. .,..
TREAspRY DEP'r, FOURTH AuprroR's Ory,or.
ain .eq..,nsss .sHisEieR .S ssso ssS Spt .a ,ss.
Gently filled Responsible place In the Pepeisu co
on q ss
petent and thoroughly reliable His acqus usintsnes
ssS . sssh s.
- sa0g a sFEfaENj ;dSi,S II; SSxises|Rssa
~..Ssssa, 1ics T. g. AsS,'s: css r:
D.., 81: 4. oi.lm Agent, your past so,psesion,
the Government eofnme ID You q th ths pSblie b1l's'
Very respectfully. Ifi - h9hi.o
Hon. j. H. Barren, commf.s,on y fsiSn: eSSiss9
Hsa1 hsn ssa eSS ssjSs Asa.': ass HSa
tors Harlan apd Grimes Of Iowa HonjI Ruai.s
Adjt.Gen Of Ills; Hon saunders, Gov Of Nebrsa
Grinnsll, VIM b Allison, and A W Hubbard, Of Iowa.
Office at No. 20 La Sale Street, oppbsite
COURT HOUSE, ,0i iu0ds ii
2. nov5S,S. Q; gox aa11' dli CHICAsO,LLL.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RAILROAD LINE.

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F:om Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving Burlingt on on the 600 A. M
rain connectat Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Eveningtrains. Both trains connect with
ailthe great Eastern Railroad routes, wit: M c.
and Ft Wayne via FtWsyne, of which passen a :
gers can take I'll cir choice. ~ tsggsE ~ rr-9tF
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead of any othe eronteleaving Bur
lington.
Baggage eheckedt Wrought to Detroit, mi iagsra Fall
and New York. boston, Toledo, Dunkirk Buffalo
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Ticketsfor this eat Easter efor sale
at Ottumwa Fairhed Mt. Pleasant and at the Tick.
ct Once corner Front nd Wsterstreets Burlingt
Sleeping Cars attached to the Nighttrains.
Fare aslow as by any otherroute. yss.1srtss =
E-F1 ~R. HOsFoRD
Dec.1s,'6i. Gen'Ag'tC B.&QRR
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animatrJ Win % ,,c Iii msy ashes OF It's nre, No.
lr rejnvenate the syste,o and avSsans vS .s S,
57ss.. The R.;uv.,,.,;, r,;;,
.r. jscaverS T., .h s.n, ,,i,A - ,e result oil mod
,m en,;ro,r ne,v M, ~ ,eee'aos kihgaom being
n.ctiv, Of all tb Old and n. ~. es.on OF cure nres
.Tsly- Th;s n,aJ;c;n - has -. 49, ~. ~ s.e,ns.
s,snrnt medical men Of The a.. 'e1.sI n oy sis most
,,,n.s g. ,n ~ % NJ ~. =. ..e uay, ana py tnetn pro-
~ thn 49, ' " ''s s'e"'es' 'neoicai discoveries
,es-- On. hottls will euro oo., n.,,,. @
s.- f.,v dns.s ,,,a III n go, So; o. q, .DepliIy.
ssy- ons ho,tIs cnras paiy;.,; III eihaiss.
sy- FROM on ~ tbr.a hatt,as y, VI. iieart.
,e.sand fnIl yigor ~ von,L ie''o'es Tue hiahi-
srpy- A Few doses rs,ter.s s IN. ,,,,o,,.u
~. Three bottles cnre the w. ppe'.o. ~.
tency. ~ ''' 0"'e Vi in'po
s1sr-A Cow doses cu,as ,hs ,o,5-,,.,
sSy- One bottle Restores menta, ,pa,,.eu' nS
sy- 4 Zen, doses restorss d. s. n,.I's 81
~ few doses bring the rose 10 ~ haar
ssr- This medicine restnras 20 " n.s .ng eheek s.
robust health the poor debtated, worn-down and
s,y- m. ,ist,ass a,arv.tea vo,.h
ed man Of business the victim Of nervons denra.son
the individual suffering from general debiIitvT or
f,n. soeakness Of a single or0an n VIII All And imms
die and parinanent relief by the use Of this Elixir
or Essence OF Life.
IA og, per nosue OF three bottles FOR 20.
a. a., a,,s 'J GNp'e'ss On reee'pt o. money
'' "N
yenating Elixir, sre sold by an enterprising
druggists IN the civilized world. Some unprincipled
nd
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

Anew Volume of which commences January 1.
This valuable journal has b cen published nine
teen years, and during all this time II been the
firm and steady advocate of the Interests ofthe In
ventor, Mec hanic. Manufacturer, and Farmer, and
the faithful chronicler OF the progress Of Art,
Science, and Industry.
ssThe,SUIsxrIFIc AMERICAN is the largest the only
liable, and most widely circulated journal of the
kind now published In the United States. 1t has
most OF which have been Illustrated and describe ed
In Its columns. 1t also aims a Weekly 0ici al
List of all the Patent Claims, feature of great val
ne TO all Inventors and Patentees. H3-sf'
In the Mechanical Department, a full account OF
alliaprov ements in Machinery win be given. Also
practic al articles upon the various Tools used In
Wo rkshops and Manufactures.
Steam and Mocha nieai Engineeri ng viii continue
to receive careful attention, and all eNperim ents
andpractical results attained will be fully record
ed. .... u --5. --.. ,--.sF at.sE
woolen, Cotton, and other Manufa curing Inter
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War implements, Ordnance, War Yes sells, RAILWAY
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Household and Farm Imp eme nts--this lat ter de
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Patent Law Decisions and Discussions will, a.
heretofore, form promi mt feature Owing Ia
the very large experience of the publishers, Messrs
Mum & Co., as Solicitors OF Patents this depart
ment Of the paper will possess great interest to Pa
tentees and Inventors. - ,l
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RAXROADS.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
lvl ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 New York.
New England and the Canadas.

UFeSt Schtkai htVute " Ne" AOHhs
New England and the Canadas.
On and after Sunday, Oct. Sst 1884, trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of Lake street, ss
follows:
600 a. NJ Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit 5:45
p M; Toronto Goo D. m; Suspension Bridge $3.50 ..
m; Buffalo 80 a. M; Albany 400 p. m; New York
1890 p. M; Boston II 80 .. m. t
6.30p. m. Saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
6:l5 a. M. Toronto 800 m; Suspension Bridge 800
p m. Buffalo ESQ IN; Albany $3.50 a. A.; New York
Loo p. M; Boston $50 p. m. ss
1000 p. m. (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit 1000 m; Toronto $50 m; sus. Bridge sa0
m; Albany 9.10 m; N. Y. $50 m; Boston 900 p m.
CINcISSArI TRAINs-via the Michigan Central X. X.
leave Chicago at 600 q, Mail Train; 6.15 p. m.
Fast Express. The 615 p m. train leaving Chic go
through to Cincinnati without change Of cars or
baggage NJ
az Ruttan's Patent ventilating and Warming APP
paratus all cars'of this Company.
eF An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added to our day trains. a.
Patent Sleeping night trains. Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at al
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar
al Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, (un
der the Trement House,) Chicago, and OF the Depot
r. N. RICE, General Sup't.
H. @. WENTWORTH, Genr West'n Pass. Agent
Dec 1. .1S6i-87-16s Chicago
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