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To continue the charter Of the St. Davids Society
New York.
To change the name Of the Moors's Patent Fire Arms
Company.
To extend the charter OF the Allars Works. New YORK
To amend the act establishing permanent exterior
line around New York.
To amend the charter OF the Lorlard Fire Insurance
Company, New York
To extend the time the complexion OF the Ccntrsl
Park Hotel New York.
To extond the time for the completion Of the Gsand
Hotel, New York.
To amend the National Guard act
To incorporate the Globe Company.
To increase the fees of He'll Gate pilots
To lay out parade ground in Brooklyn.
To amend the charter OF the Republic Fire Insurance
Company.
To amend the charter OF the city of Rochester.
To incorporate the Butchers Hide and Melting Asso.
citation.
To incorporate the Elyria theatre, New York.
To divide the Eighth ward, Brooklyn, and create nsw
ward
To incorporate the Manchester Exchange and News
Room Of tho city OF Now York.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. RgpDSGTos, OF st. Lawrence, spoke at length N
support OF the constitutional amendment aboishina
slavery.
Adjourned.
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BAIsMoar March g. 1885
Hon John A. J. CresweIl, member Of the latc Con-
eress from the First district nominated to-nvht BY
the Union for United States Senator to al the va
cancy occasoned by the death Of Governor Hicks This
is sQuivafeAk 70 an election
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The Rebel Tax Hill.

From the Richmond Dispatch March 81
The Senate Saturday passed the Tax bill, with rad
cal amendments which will be conourred In by the
House OF Representatives. A committee OF conference
the dsaEreeing votes will be tho result
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Valuable OIL Tract for saIe.-ses AHf
vettlcment wish this cspuou. On third psse.
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Royal Havana LOttery-Prfxes Cashs6
In gold Information furnished Highest rates paid To-
Doubloons and ali kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, u Wan sresA
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WOODS Mrssrnns-The new barlesque Pctroliama.
MIA" u a splendid combination Of funny and scenic
effects II abounds in local and political hits, very
humorous and appropriate The scenery is remarkably
rood especially the picture OF William street The whole
history OF the oil mania Is told In tho styn peculiar TO
the negro opera, "through glass darky." The au
ldcnoe last night laughed immensely and that 10 the best
test Of their appreciation Of the performance for people
go TO Woods TO laugh they In vain ifhey are made
laugh they are content II they do not they must not
have got the worth OF their money but they do laugh
'uproariousy at Petroliamania The burlcsque of Mr.
saycr, which Is not remarkable for originality IL very
well produced, and IL pleasant performance throughout
In fact "strikos e and that Is saying enough in
ahaae davg.
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Rebel Notice OF Exchange.

from the Richmond Enquirer, March 81
1t will be SEEM by the notice in another column signed
by Judge Sud- Agent OF Exchange that all Confederate
officers and men who delivered at Savannah or
Charleston during the months Of November and Decem
Der last and all Confederate officers and who
delivered in tho James river Virginia. any time before
March l. 1885, are declared 70 DO exchanged.
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Police intelligence.

A MAN AND HIS WIFE CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH
STOLEN
Last Monday evening Ernst Rutter keeping lager
beer saloon at 227 William street. Brooklyn with
his wife, to attend ball. leaving their apartments in
charge OF simon Meinzer and his wife, Judith living al
.227K, same street. The two families had long been on
very intimate terms, and than occasion Mr.
Rutter was mprudent to tell Mcinzer that he had
"a large amount OF money deposited in his trunk,
which he kept there thinking that would
be safe In his possession than It would be in
the bank In this ne the sequel will show, he mis-
taken. Rutter and his wife absent at the ball all
night, and on returning home the following morn
ing they were astonishcd to nnd that their room
had been entered by means Of forcing open win
dow, and trunk containing l,0B IL In English gold
and $3.50 In Treasury notes taken away The trunk
subsequently, found In the yard occupied by Ecinzer
with the forced Oft and the entire contents alb
etracted Obcers Horfelt and Mullen, of the Fourth
precinct, being informed Of the matter, naturally
.pected heszer, and going into his Butchers shop
discovered large STEEL on which grease and green
paint beside small wooden spnters Tho size Of
the steel exactly coresponded with various indenations
found on the trunk, which also painted green.
These circumstances satisfied the officers that this steel
had been used In wrenching open the trunk and accord
fngly they arrested both Mcnzcr and his wife, who
taken before Justice Hogan and required to give IS 000
ball each the charge The prisoners positively
deny stealing the compliments money and friend who
sanguinc Of their Innocence, became bondsman for
them. None Of the money has been recovered.
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Rid Yourselves OF Humors tn the
spring months.-IELMBOLDs SARSAPARfLLA 10 reia-
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RICHM OND.
Grant Preparing for Another Dash at
the SOuthSide Railroad
His Army Waiting for Good
Weather.
~>~~~~~~->-~~~~~~~
Lee's Army Being Fed by Subscrip-
lions Of the Citizens.
al -~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
Appeals Made to the People to
Forward Supplies.
Lees Men Must be Fed or We
ea Lose An"
&C., &C.. Go.


from the Richmond Sentinel March al d.
will require several days Of fine weather before the
Soads below Richmond in condition for active mill
cary operations &
For two or three days past there has been an entire
absence Of artillery firing except the occasional discharge
of wet gun Musketry firing has also diminished
what N intensity except at night when both sides re-
sumo and protract II until the return Of day.
Parties from the rear OF Grants lines report the
presence OF frequent scouting and foragng parties the
enemy running through the country These maraudng
gangs often ambushed defeated by bodies Of Con
Iederae scouts, and bowling back the main ary
1t Is believed that Grant has sent off all his cavalry to
sheridan Our scouts have been unable to find any Of
this branch of the service for several days past
Grants Cavalry n Scout with sheri-
dan.
From the Richmond Examiner March 61
There is nothing important TO report the lines
have sent his cavalry into the valley have
been unable for some days past find any it beyond
scouting and foraging parties sent from his rear.
Grant Waiting for Good Weather to Sieze
the SOuthsidc Railroad.
From the Richmond Dispatch March O.
We are still without official news from any quarter
The usual quiet prevails upon tho lines in this vicinity
though the return of good weather leads to expect
that the quiet will soon be broken Roads in this coun
try dry in few days, and Grant is said to BIO waiting
only for firm roads to make attempt to seize the
Southside Railroad.
Military Operations Upset by the Rains.
From the Petersburg Express March 81
steady rain fell throughout tho day being quite heavy
at times, which rendered the roads thrcefoid worse
wees on record and military operations have been en-
alrey upset by IT,
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Now York, Jnnaary Is. 1865.

DEAN smH affords pleasure % add my tasnorZn
wATER believe sir the great pans1ea for dis
OF the Kidneys have been adj sed with nnsmmsna
kidneys and irritation OF tho bladder fr nine yes
contracted when travelling South and wesShspfe 81 Ga
treated with the best phy nolsns wv
could rel no relief induced by rend 81 mine " w
Constitution Water I have now nearly assa TWO oosucJ
ma rr,s, .a that believe the disease II entirely cured
cheerfully recommend 70 Ill suffering from IKE dn,cu
". W. FLINT, NO 80 49,.
Depot &c Cln street
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To Noutralixe One nsivensss In Many
forms disnfcctng agents Impure BREATH causeA
by bad teeth tobacco spirits catArrh neutralsed By
SOZODONT IT'S healthful beautifer, and luxur1
dentrdcc The rcpusvs breath Ia by liz rendered.
fragrant and coldnoss by friends lovers WIN
be no longer noticed
Sold " 4
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Prizes Cashed I'm all galixed Lotteries,
and information gwen Drawings sent.
J. CIUTE. Brokers' onoe, No I76 Broadway.
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF Ngw York,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFicE,

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE, ?
NxsT ALBANY, March 8, 1885.
For the information Of all concerned and in to
repeated applications TO these headquarters for nforma
tion 1t is announced that sections and Of the Bounty
law passed February TO- 1885, construed distinctly
authorizing Cities towns and counties raise money by
tax, or by borrowing sums to Gil their respective quotas
limiting tho amount to three hundred dollars for volun
teer substitute for year. four hundred dollars to
volunteer substitute for two years. and six hundred dol
lars for volunteer substitute for three years. and the
of not exceeding hundred dollars for hand money
and incidental expenses for procuring each volunteer
such cities towns and counties to be reimbursed out OF
the moneys provided to be raised by section OF the said
act. WIN IRVING, Adjutant General
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
| an diseasea Of the feet cured by DR. zACHAREB -
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Arrivals and Departures.

Liverpool and MISUNDERSTANDING Ouba-J Breuess
Mr. and Mrs B Brss, infant and man servant; McAss;
land, ID Morgan, Genereaux, Volck j McTavtah,
Well, Mr. and Mrs II J Bnlay, Miss King. Murphy
Fouids Booth Geo Tennsnt "A Host.ns John re-
ney A.el Count wydenbgms lady three children 20
Jr. Fred Miller Jas Lee, Jas ogilve, r SPRING
4 Hazard, r McMastsr, J Brigham. Alfred HArread
Martin Plamonden, Pssssls Lonsdals VIM Birtsss
paser Mr. Cleghorn Mrs Palser and infant MS King Wa
Hissey Luders. W Beare, Mr. Smith, Mr. O'ConAsss
Mr. Chadley, John Hughes Total 90.
DEPARTURES.
Enthusiastically MORO Castle Brewster WIN Guirss
II Gardner, Sutton Saunder and wife, j Delgad0S
JD Pell Mrs Guirai child and nurse M Gural Csssrs
roy Heilbroner, Doi.e. Tschlsnnng W. guire,
Leav Fairchid, Friedberger, Levy Clapp, JTs
wife and two children A Machado and lady, Mcktuns
Pennim.n, 4 kinney lady and child Miss Chart nra
pet Amerina, Miss Molt Mrs Harmon, Drescher .n1
wife, A Faesser, Solmon, Fletcher, Beer La
Mrs Latham Mrs A Nichols, n Read, ID Moody
DR. Hopkins Mrs de Percy and child Mis-. someora
and servant, Il Olmseadt, Boisseau Clark bAys
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Cherokee Pills-FemAle Regulators
Sold by all druGgss u par box Thirty page panns
phiet free. ADDE'S DR. W. r. MERwIN 4 CO.. b Liberty
| street New York
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II You or Your Children Have Sores On
part Of The body the spring months should not
over without remedy HkLNBOLDS EXTRACT SAkbA-
n nanal
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HaIe's Honey OF Horeh md and Tar
certain cure for coughs colds nnvsnsa hoArssness an.
cult breathing and all affections OF the throat bronokne
tube. and lungs leading 70 conssmpuou The Hensx q
Horehonnd all The q Balm Of G1eal
renets ceAnses and heals an parts Of the throat and
iungs There 10 nothing like II % cents Per bottle. roo
sale by all druggists CHARLES DOwNER
General Agent "a Cedar street, n Y.
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THE DYSPEPTIC.

THE DYsPEPTIC.
No tinge OF rose dyed HIS saffron checks,
And hts pulse weak and nurrfed:
DyspeP.ia had rneaed his franc for wseA.
Slowly and sadly he trod the streets,
Existence for him had lost Us sweets.
And he seemed unto dust returning
But, hurrah this slave OF unrest and psa
Has burst the life cznkering fotterA n
And his strength renewed and uncouded trn1n
He owes to HosTErrERs BITTERs.
Lightly he talks Of sick days gone By,
For he Keeps q NE Bitter. Ter su good supply.
And with every dose grows stronser
An Establishcd Remedy" DreWn'o
BRONCHIAL TRocHEsr widely known asaa sss.s-
ushed remedy Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoaassess asA
ether troubles Lungs Their sOA rsssa
ton and sz.ennve brought imi.a.Ons sprs
CHIAL rROCHEs."
Anna T.. Dickinson
ON "wOMANs WORKS AND wAaRa"
See paricuiars under head Of '.Amusementa-
ms sp.as art Article e IN he word-PHxIoSs srca3
A silent Sewing Machine.
Beautiful Completion The Genuine
bseo, u Fulton s,asst. Drusssis sseryrSers :
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-Ths Best IN the
world Harmless reliable The only perfssA
Dye Factory ~ Barclay street.
Best.-Mirler's Hair Dye,r-Best In Dual.
NY, cheapes. in price Try IT, by drusgisH DopsA
:
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| Best.-Mtflers Hair Dye sv-Best In DUAL.
ny, cheapest In price, Try IT, Bold by drusgsA DopsA
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Argument Closed on the Paid Fire De-
partmcnt Bin-The New Health Bill In
the Senate The Broadway Railroad
Bill-Fare ON the Central Railroad-Thc
Evening journal Sold Out, &c.
0uR Albany C0Rp1apANnRNcY
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A Beautiful Gem plexions- The Genuine
and old established LAIRD's BL0OH OF YOUTH, Oh
LIQUID PEARL. ia prepared only by GEORGE W. LAtRN
Depot u FULTON s,neet. Druggtsts everrNhero
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From the Richmond Sentinel, March 81
In tho rebel Congress resolution OF the General As
sebly Of North Carolina protesting against the armlng
Of the slaves In any emergency without the consent OF
the States, was presented.
bill passed in the rebel House TO form volunteer
organizations outof such persons not liable 70
military duty.
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Anna r. Dickinson
ON "wOMAN'S WORKS AND wAaKa,r
Al Cooper Institute Friday evening. March 70
See particuars under head Of .Amusencnts-v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-17

Showing tho arrival and departure Of trains at Co
iumbus, Ohio. On and after August 7th 1855.
trains viii run as follows:Eg ns arf
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ltai ,podiig ,owo1a lAIuiaa
!: Legal X ,,,sail . Notice, u dt'sa:s,' .
,xUILLIAM o. IsTEyENs1 AND, JENN

O.. .,sTEyENSs AN ID = EmI-
lNf1llMA Steyens, his wife. OF .1-l County; State
Sf F.sak!la sSg n ist6 4 !, dGsy G, D
mon Pleas, within and for the County y'ofn Franklin
IN said State Of Ohio. against the said w illiAm
Steyens aid Jepims acfendants,, set9nl
forth thst the sid w ilhant Y. Stevc1s and Sepms
W inphafii Cd 29 acres Of land more or less beiht
the west part Of lot No. Of VISION Of sep
saii codnfy d Franklin, State Of Ohio, hnd In She
ron township 10 secure tbe Of s5eT atcord
That there e due thefeon $5 81 6 Interest. with in
tefest from Jauuafy 1855, and praying tha
ssia premises may bs saa tePay tbsfsnssne 10
sIsi The said william o. stevens and Jemima Steven
ARE notified that they are required TO appear spd an
aver said petitiOpol or before the third Saturda,
After the 2lth day Of NoyemPer, 1862
9is Dated lis isth DAY Of 0Stgbsg 1855. s4t..h
xfD,SSGGrtqs .st .GEURGEW. INGHAAk
ByH. B. ALBEEY. his Attorney.
octl3-6w
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Peter Martins Hot AirFurnaces.
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.

COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1865.
10 iciom asis psdy Concern: & {. 81 DE-
Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPRovEp HoT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No
s. The Furnaces in District No. 5 have
: beenin use two years. those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality Of heat, econo-
my Of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. cheer
ully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. ss Il. D. KINGSLEY,
80 Supt. of Public Schools Of Columbus.
o@s1 s,si x, CrRcLEyILLE, Feb. 18th, 1866. !
Z The Warm Air Furnace invented and
3 manufactured by Mr., Peter Martin, of Gin
5cinnati, was put into the Union school
building of this city in November last, and
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. IT
surpasses other furnaces in the following
important particulars: 1t has, compara-
lively, greater heating surface; produces
a larger volumes of heat with given amount
lof fuel the condition of the air In respect
,otemperature, moisture and purity, is SUI
-perior; the admission Of cold air, the sup
bly, Of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated.
se. To avoid scorching and decomposing the
mr., as is done, to some extent, by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
S.bundant snpblv Of pure. fresh air. warmed
- n,eooa,t temne,ature as well as to pro.
~. n ~, ob OH -irrn,n ,,air.aues from
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And notice is hereby given to all concerned, that
receipt produced therefor. before the SECOND mon
and Penalties remain unpaid, will, on the SECOND
suehIaxes and Penalties, and that said fae will be
have been disposed OF or offered for sale ,c ,,,
,e-liia9nk lar'gS bdh fog.t 10 .a-aa' l.g ri
r' By E. "A. MARTIN, Chief Clerk. .'., ,.s
Llt NnHemhar 9th 1865. L-..-t" '-.--II
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WINTER TIME,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES

taee Of a through ticket and baggage check TO
Washington City. and also gives the passenger tne
privilege Of visiting Baltmore, Pnliedelpnia sna
New York, at the c0stof New York ticket alone;
or the privilege Of visiting all the principal sea-
board cities the cost Of Boston ticket Alone via
iTLrousS tickets to New York ran be procured via
Washington City. at an additional expense OF ",
Three trains daily, Sundays excepted, leaVe w
lumbus as follows: ,,,.tf.f,.. a.. t,,..... r,.a
4:O5 A., NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
7 'Belaire and Pennsylvania Central Railroad, ar
riyes at Bell.ire at 10:48A. NJ Pittsburgh at 3zo
r. NJ; Harrisburg at 2,4s A NJ. Baltimore at 79p
A, NJ; Pbi!adolpais At s;SS A: NJ; New fork, @ via
t,wn, at 920 A. Nj. 10 'll
Via BsIlaire nd Baltimore Ohio Railroad. arrives
at De'laire at J046 A. M; Grafton at 40 L. NJ;
Cumber and At 1850 7 M Baltimore at 73S A: MI
wsshinston City sAs M This train STr,gss Rags
81 in advance Of any other route.
1920 LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Union De-
B. pot, via Bellsire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad.
arrives at Bellaire al 500 p. NJ: reaching Balh.
more at 1890 A. NJ, Washington at 1870. i
2:35 p. NJ. MAIL, from Union Depot, via Belaire
and Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. arrives at He'll
sire eatsao 7, M; Grafton at a..s A. si Cpwbsr-
ington City at 7:4o 7. N. tfuuaf .573a
Via Bellaire aud Pennsylvania Railroad. arrives at
Harrisburg at l:so p a.; Baltimore at 6:45 T.; NJ!
Philadelphia At 5:35 p. NJ; New York, via Phila-
delphis, st 1880 +. Nj New York. via Allentown
at 1000 p. NJ. ,it,..lF mao al ,rstd fJ1r.t 10
sS Five trains daily Sundays excepted from
w shinston or Baltimore, for Philadelphia and New
Sleeping cars on all night trains. :.7ssI 9fi
81 Besure to ask for tickets via Beaire. i in
ie j. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent
HI. j. JEWETT, President , .g.
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Testi I'M onIals frem the MEDICAL Pro-
GWIIIi fessiOn and Others. ''

TestimonJals frem the HIedical Pro-
u"' fession and Others.
NB, EDIroR:IItis with pleasure make known the
following facA to the poblc, believing mytestimony
maS be Of service 10 some invalid who has hitherto
failed to obtain relief. At all eyents am doing no
more than justice TO the medical gentlemen Of your
city, in confessing that have successfully treated
several very bsa Gases q seminal weakness and fe
now prescribed by D.. johnson. .gasl WsL .
: For female weakness. i do not know Of anything
that car, equal these remedies. i have prescribed
for years with weakness and In every case perfec{
cure has been effected; some very bad cases ihsye
Yielded 10 this mode Of treatment in the short space
Of two weeks. Yours, respectfully,
bit gfIi8yt 13llid Z W.F.MERWIN, N. d.
Cleyeland. O., Dee. 23ds 1868. n0s T0i B9i.iIq
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

\ DR.. Johnsoi-I have cured, by the use Of your
remedies several patients that have been inmates d!
the Lunatic Asylum from the evil effects Of semipa
weakness or sedentary habits. Forsuch cases CON
slider nothing can equal your medicines:
oInlOg,F gs0ffF B JsW.sSALLINS,M Md. /
Albany, N. T., October l5, 1868.
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. DTsEAsRs or TI8E IsLOOD,q &c. .

DR.. Jehnson-Dear Sir-l must again state that
your remedies for scrofua and blpod diseases are
really excellent For scrofula philis, Impurities
OF the blood, 4 find they never fail TO cure when
used rs directed, have succeeded in leuri, the
worst cases Of syphilis pow In our hospitals. in tht
short space Of two months. LTD. q " ~
T1f5sS dOlglH -Js r. VIII LESLIE, NJ. ID. |
e Cincinnati, December Is. 1863. nfli yim7m
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a
.s2ndi .,iAi FIRST TRAIN. lis Hs.1o
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus at J1:35 P.
YIN sgR. step t bsb1 baibas' CarfnsSn GG"sSn
wellington. Grafton and Berea, arriving at CleyeI
land at $40 A. M.
z fs.i - y SECOND TRAIN. $40 ..l'l
NEW YORK ExPRESS-Leayes Columbus ct
1920 A. M. viii stop At. Delaware. Cardington,
Gallon, Crestne, Shelby. New London, Wellington
OF - 9'1g THIRD TRAIN. 5Ds at q
y MAIL AND EXPRESS-L Leases Columbus at 3Ae
p mi. Wilstop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
At Shiloh. New London, WELLINGTON. Grafton and
CONNECTIONS. 4,
Asfa and s sll points tao On s{fst fosS D ~
cssc Rsirosd for Pittsburs, PhilsdepGis and Bst
AT At Shelly, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Rairga fgr tll points on that road. Also fOf TOls-
~ AZ unS Grafton S Tor Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland. with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric.
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston. rSr 7
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON all
Might Trains TO Chicago, New
.IuIy8a York and BOstOn.
s~Basgage checked through to New York and
Boston yia Cleveland; also to fniadephia and NOV
| RETURNING:
| Might Express arrives at Columbus at 3:45 A. M
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l:7o
I Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus st
sa5 P. N. I-g-1 .5'.7-,3 ,ol ..lgI-I.j
Fare as Low ms by any other Routc.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
| 1f1uLE. s. FLINT,
btr.rts-E 4 ga d q Sup't.s Cleveland, Ohio.
-. .... Z a,tf...f. 8. n MEE RATTREE S0N. Z