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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

CoLp WINTER froze in the
tubs, and on the line, and blown and
broke more than they are worn. Wo-
men exposed to aching hands and heavy
colds; while Boswell's wife dries her
washing in few minutes. with few
chips and at the same time has her irons
ready for ironing. We advise you to
90 to Boswell's and see how it is done.
If the little Wardrobe Dryer don't find
its way into every family. there is no
further use for inventions.
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Theatre On Monday evening next,
the celebrated Buchanan Dramatic Com
pany, under the management of Frank
j. Whitcher, will open for. a season Of
six nights only. at Phillips Hall They
bring with them as Stars, the world re-
nowned Tragedian aud Comedian, Mr..
Mexican Buchanan and his accomplish
ed daughter, Miss Virginia Buchanan,
whose reputation is world wide, as they
have played in every part of the world
where the English language is spoken,
and have everywhere met with the great
est success. They will be supported by
large and talented company OF Ladies
and Gentlemen, selected with care from
the best Theatres Of the country. This
Troupe has made the longest travelling
tour on record, and has ut every hand
received the highest commentators Of
the Press and public, for their careful
and finished acting, their magnificent
dressing. and their judieioas selection
of Plays. Their performances will con
sist of the masterpieces of Shakespeare,
Buiwar,. Kctzebue, and other great
writer's, to the total exclusion of all
Farccs, sensational dramas, and other
vulgar productions ofthe modern school.
The opening play will be Shakespeare Q
Great Tragedy, in Eve acts. entitled
g OtheHo, or the Moor of Venice
Mr.. McKean Buchanan appearing as
Othello, and Miss Virginia Buchanan, as
Emelia. There will be change OF pro-
gramme every evening End Matinee
performance Saturday afternoon, COM
mencing at 2 o'clock. at reduced prices.
Adults, 80 cents-Children, Is cents,
Reserved seats can be secured during
| the day, at Lanthrum d Whites Book
Store, where plan Of the Hall can be
| seen. = 8 5-fss =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

To THE CRY COUNCIL The Union
Relief Association, respectfully tender
their thanks to the Honorable City Coun-
Gil, for reconsidering their request, in re-
gard to the City Property, and believe
the signers Of the remonstrance will
have no cause to complain as to the man
ner in which it is conducted.
BY order Of the Association,
7. C. MORRISON, Pres't,
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= HOOK AND LADDER BALL.-It viii be
borne in mind that the Ball Of our young
friends Of the Hook and Ladder Insti-
tuition takes place on New Years Night
As this 10 the opening Ball for 1867. it is
designed to make it, in interest and At
trsctiveness. emphatically the FIRST Of
shs season. by having good music-good
eating, and good time generally
We trust our young friends win be Hb-
orally patronized
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RANAwAY.-J. w. Frees horses, at
tached to his light wagon. took fright
near 7th, and at the corner of 9Th and
Main, ran against SCOTS Furniture
Wagon, starting his horses. they ran
down Main and was stopped on South
Front-no damage to SCOTS wagon. but
Frees rig was completely smashed.
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BuRoLARs..-Friday night last Beam
4 Jays store at New Paris, Ohio, was
entered and cloths to the amount Of
about 900 were stolen and spirited
away. Neither cloths or thieves heard
of vet
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

THOSE Crates at the NYE Bros. near
the Depot, are just the thing for warm
ing by-many Of our citizens are avail
ing themselves of either Dodge's Patent
OF. Habermehrs Patent Elliptic Fire
Crates, and are well pleased with both of
them. They are at once ornamental and
useful, and, most Of all, these hard times.
particularly economical. Call and see
them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

AN EFKEcrIA WO MEDICINE.
/ BROWNS SERMIFUGE COMFITS, 2
On WoRa LozEsGkks. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed other causes,
oceasiened by worms. The svERMEuSS CoAFIrs,"
although efsectual in destroying worms, do NO
possible injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been successfully used BY
physicians, and found be safe and in eradicas
ing worms, so hartful TO children. s --
/ Children having Worms require immediate
attention. as neglect Of the trouble often causes pro-
lpnged sickness. f-..4
symptoms of Worms in Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation, which be removed only by the of
remedy. TIE combination of ingredients used in
making Broess permiage CoHst." is such as 10 give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors. New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 cts. 4 box.
&C.. I yr. s. NJ. 2. 4 Co. s7:20.
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In this city, on Saturday night last,
the store Of Garret Sneider, on the corner
Of Mill and Front SITS, was entered. and
about SIG in money stolen. The thieves
came up through the cellar into the
store room--hayins gained an entrance
through the cellar window. &
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MOVED EAsr.-Our old friend JOHN
NJ. LAWS, who for the past fifty years
has been a resident Of our city, has
moved his family to the city Of Philadel-
phia, with tue intention Of residing there
He started on yesterday Thursday
morning.
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City Council appoints the Assessor
next meeting Of Council--several are al
ready figuring for it. Those who may
want this little ''crumb' had better be
on the alert.
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DR.. Schenckss Aandrake Pills-A subs titate
for CalO0el.
Thsss Pills are composed Of various roots having
power relax the secretion of the liver promptly
and s6etually blue pills Prsdac-
ing those disaGrsable dangerous esets, which een
follows the MS Of the latter.
In all hilioss disorders these pills may Be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge Of vita ted
bile, and remove those obstructions from The Iver
and hillary ducts which cause bilious Affections IN
general. i gfFs- zezz srzs LEs.B 80 q
Sehe.cks Naadsaks ?7ts, cure sick headaehs and
an disorders Of the liver indicated BY sayiow Bkn,
coated tongue, eostivpess. drowsiness and general
feeling Of weariness and iassituds, showing that tie
liver . in torpid OF ohstruc:ed condition.
In short these Pills may be used with advantage IN
III cases where purgatre or Alternative medicine u
required.
zFsass ask FOR sDr.k Sehenck's Na.dEAks Pins.~
Sold By an Druggists snd d.iers. Price Is esss.,
PR boz.
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LosT.-A Brown Leather Satchel, with
. steel clasp. containing the minutes Of
White Water Monthly Meeting. Any
one returning the same to the Gas Once,
viii be literally rewarded.
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We call attention to the card Of DR.. W. H. Davis,
in tordays paper. Tbs DR.. has bssn located in oar
city year and half, and has justly won the rspusa-
ton Of scientific Physician, and perfect gen teman
de gives special attention treating chronic Diseases
and has been very successful. ss4
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Or Monday last. VIM. Alexander,
whilst ct dinner at the Sherman House,
was relieved of his new overcoat, by
soma unreasonable scamp.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

Ladies snd Childrens' Shoes and every
thing else at the Cheap Store on 9Th
It., one square from depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

Tus No. 2's Ball, last evening, was
we'll attended. Harmony ruled the hour,
and happy feet kept time.
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Best calico, eighteen cents, and every
thing else, at the {" Cheap Store, ;" on 9Th
street, one SQUARE from depot.
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News DEpor-C H. Johnson's News
Depot, is No. 88 Main street. Go there
to get your Dailies.
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REsIGNKD.-Homer Ward has resigned
his positioo as conductor Of one Of the
trains on the Bellefontaine Railroad
Mr.. Ward is one of the oldest and most
popular conductors on the road The
travelling community will he sorry to
know that he hes resigned Uaios City
Eosse
~ That's so-we know Homer well
he's not only "a man Of infinite jes-
lures, but . GOOD one, in every way,
and printer 1t that-having learned
the " art preservative in the old Pal
F, Iadium office
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BAnoAIxs in Shoes for thirty days, commencing
Dec lst Selling At cost At Mrs. McGRAw's.
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Messrs. BACON & WIGGs, opposite the
Eagle House" on Main, have as fine 3
stock of Winter Goods on hand rs can
be shown in this city, and there is not =
store within the city limits, where Goods
can be bought on more reasonable terms
for cash, than right there. Give them .
call-examine their Goods and compare
prices. FURs, Ladies-Look.
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$S,765 81

Tctsi, $6,765 81
All orders have been paid that have been pre-
sea..d There is due the Society fc- b,,sncs on
lumber solo. and rot yet paid, $349 81. All Of
AT Scorr, Treasurer
On motion OF W. T. Dennis, com ulitsss of three
vas appointed TO constitute advisory committee
examine the reports Of the Secretary aud Treasu-
re-, and who are empowered to examine and audit
for ,ayr,ens any csin ag.ins: the Society; and the
Secretary is horsby instructed draw his order ur
dised by said committee.
On motion of Mr.. BaidridEe. . committee Of
three appoiatsd TO report The names Of officers
for the ensuing year. + Baliriige. Farlow, ard
Ell Sprigg were appointed said cnnnissee. aad
made he following report:
|. P.esiden.-Gen. Sol. Meredith; ce-Presideut-
J Gaa-; Secresary-W Dennie; Treasurer-A
Scott; Experimentation NJ Paxsoa; Direc-
tors--Janes Endsiey, Arlington: Levi Druley, Bos-
sop: B Jackson, C.nt-e; B L Harris. Clay: " W
Tt1rIburg. Dalton; z Bald.idse, Harrison; D avid
S.idsau. Franklin: Allen II Harris. Green; p We
uarl, New G.rder; Horton Ferguson, Washington
" Il Bennets, Wayre; D ROBBINS Perry; Sau-
ford Lsckey Jscksoo: II Ba,d,idse jefferson. Ex-
ecu i've Commi,,ee-Sol Msredth. Harris, ard
K Baiiriose.
Col W Dennis. chairman OF a eoan',.ee to Sc
,are damages for irjury to Fair Grounds oy troops
usie report. which VAS rec-iv ed and committee
continued.
John Maxwell offsses the following:
Reso!ued That the Board OF Directors be au.hor-
z.d to locate the next Fair such place may b
seemed proper. t.kiU9 into consG Grafton TIE
wi,h such location.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Best calico, eighteen cents, and every
thing else, at the Cheap Store" on 5th
street, one square from depot.
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LosT.--The Secretary's book Of the
Union Relief Association, was lost on
the 9th inst Any one returning it TO
Judge Perry's on the corner OF Marion
and.Spring streets. will confer q favor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

Delaines--down like forty and every
thing else, at the "Cheap Store,'' On 5th
street, near. depot. -.se..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

FLIGHT OF TIE JAIL BlRps"-On the
30th of November, two of the prisoners
that have been so long subsisting on the
hospitality of Sheriff Nelson at his
mansion" took it into their heads to
change their quarters. So after night
fall, when the servant went up for the
supper dishes, Hogan and Stockton, the
latter Of whom, it will be recollec ted,
was convicted at the late term of Court,
and for whom a new trial was asked,
thrust her to one side, and sliding down
the banister to prevent noise, rushed
past Mrs. Clayton, wife of the jailor.
who attempted to stop them, and were
soon lost in the darkness of the night.
The bell rung and pursuit was made, but
nothing has been heard from them up to
going to press.-[ Eaton Register.
FALSE ALARM-AccIpksr- Satur-
day last, an alarm of Gre was given--the
No. gs went as usual on double quick"
and, on the corner of Marion and
Main, Everett Vale, SON of DR.. Vailc,
u4NAAS hOitA "a SAS AoPC, ACAAs VIC
wheels of the Engine ran over him,
hurting him very severely. He was
hauled home, and is recovering rapidly
| from the severe bruises he received. j.
W. Fleming. Lew. Samuels and II. Ma
gle, all had similar falls, but held on to
the rope, and only received an extra
quality Of mud by being dragged some
distance. The alarm originated from q
chimney on arc on High street.
Tuesday night, another false alarm va.
given-chimney burning out near the
depot. c.
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Annual Meeting of Wayne County
Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of tbs Wayne County Agri-
cultural Society held at Cen.ervil,e. Saturday
last. The meeting called to order. when the
Secretary and Treasurer presented their reports
follows:
sEcRErARY's REPORT.
Lumber. and Labor on Fair Grounds. 500 oe
Printing, 2o6 40
Expenses 1865, ~ Al
Con,ingsu. Ell penses. including Police. on
GERS Salaries, l.22s %
Total. $2.255 81
W T. Dennis, See'y. to Wayne County Agricultural
Society. Dr.:
To Proceeds of 10 per Cent on Entries. $272 30
Credit by paid A. F. Scott, Treasurer. 239 %
Balance In Secresary's banda. $50 80
Settlements remain to be made with John Berry.
for Dining Hall. and for Advertisements in Premium
Lists. W. +. DENNIS, Seey.
rREAsgRERs aEroRr-REcsIrrs. ssssgase
Amour. o. A.sd a. psr last Report, 81 500 81
Tickets received Of Secretary, 4.26l 90
Rcd Of q Farlov Sup't 256 so
Tumh., .old 336 81
Reed Of Secretary. in ord.re. ass II
Total, ss,7s5 81
P.,er and Printing. s 3s3 50
Policemen and 0aseksepers, -. %
Labor on Fair Grounds, 270 IS
Sund,;es 4S IS
HsuIinr Gravel, Tan, &C.. 81 on
Ensns ana Pump. Is 90
Livery Hardware and ails 70 40
Hay. Straw. and Measuring Lumber, " 80
Rent of Ground, - W
Br.ss Band 50 &c
Treasurer's SALARY, Help Stationery. &c, ll3 50
are. &C.. as5 6s
Prsmiums paid on Orders. including 80, SO.
and IS. 1884 so
Tickets unsold, 1852 so
Balance on hand, Al
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crsrcx inside Shoes for ehIdrss - COS, u Mr.
Me(sRAw1. "a
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Skating Park is an institution-it is in
full Blast. A<1'sZ - -.
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,Bksr PRlHTs, down Like sixty, and:
everything else, at the Cheap Store"
on 5th street near depot th a'e
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TnE Dry Goods Stores on Main street
are making strong efforts to retain their
trade, since the s.Cheap Store opened
on 5th street. near the depot
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This pinching cold weather, reminds
one very forcibiy Of the wherewithai to
be warm, and that thought suggests the
Stove Store near the Depot, of the NYs
Brothers. as the proper place to purchase
= stove, either for wood or coal, or q FIRE
Crate, to warm by. Go there for bar
gains, in anything in their line
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wn1s Kid Shoes at Mrs. MGGHAw's fashionable
Shoe Store. 7sq
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BY Special Permiss ION Of the C0mzaissionep
--H- Of Internal Revenue.
QRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ga IA >
Soldiers Home.
At Knightstown, Ind,
To be Given at Phillips Halt, Richmond,
Ind, Feb. 4. 1867. s.t-.r szs-r

Ind. Feb. i. 1857. -4E-,Y-ss.t :
No of Tickets. ......3 sc, 600
No. of Prizes. Su5I
Valued at S31, 1000
Capital Prize, a fine Residence on North
sth- in this city, -. 50, 600
o. Tickets, 81 each, and at the fol-
lowing club rates:
Five Tickets to one address -. s4,75
Ten g :" $50
Sent to any part Of the country receipt Of price
and stamp to pay return postage.
Male and Female Agents
Wanted in every town and county in the country, to
whom the following liberal inducements offered:
One American Silver Watch worth $780, will be given
to the agent selling the largest number of Tickets
ling the next largest number. One Photograph AL
bum worth $40, to the agent selling the third highest
number For further particulars, enclose stamp for
circular. s.- ~ .-.... -.. NE
References:
Maj Gen. VIM Grose, Col. Int. Rev. 9Th Dis, Ind.
Gen. 7. W. Bennett, State Senator, Uaiou Co.."
Col. Oran Perry, Richmond. Ind. - - < ~ 4
Col. W. w Dadiey, Clerk ". c. c. Centervil'e, &c
Col. II. c. Elliott, Dep'ty COL. Richmond,
Maj NJ Ley L. s. Ia R Rsss ss. md
A. Gaar Co.,
- Virgins Co. ,tt"t - ~
Jackson, Swayne DUN, Richmond Ind.
A. Tuedge, Asst As'r, &c
c. Burchena Atty.
E3-Send 10 orders at once, the distribution will
positively take placs the Tickets all
soil. regardless of date. All communications should
be addressed 70 $. J. MILLER, ~
Box e3e, Richmond, Iud.
rOfhce at fremont House, Cor. 9Th and Main
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Wonderful but True !

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deine.tea the features 81 shs
person you aud by the aid Of IN iustfu-
ment of intense power, known the Psychomotrope,
guarantees TO produce perfect and lfe-hke picture
of the future husband wife of the applicant, with
date of marriage, occupation, leading traits Of chss-
actr &c. Thisis imposition, as testimonials with.
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disposition, color Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty
cents, stamped envelope addressed TO yourself,
you will receive the picture by return mall together
with desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE KEN
INaros, p. o. Box 2a7, West Troy, N. Y
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than otherwise caused br
thick, Shiny mucous, falling from the bead
as especially during the night. and
resulting from Catarrh, and
cured By
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Observation-Disclosures
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOUO
rwELyR DAILY rRAINs.

On ana sn.r MONDAY, October is, lsss, trains will
leave the Un?n Passenger Depot corner q Washington
DAY EXPRESS, daily except sunday, at z6oa m.
stopping ct Johnstown emaugh, 0aitren kltoona,
tons a &.lri.Burs for New Yori, Bstmors and wash.
ingion, and Al rhladsphiA for New York. Boston, and
IITo 1s EXPERIMENTATION, daily .ss.p, Sunday.
A. ',oRs,ss Al a. ,sss.s station. s ss.Ssss
with trzins the Indiana Branch West Pennsylvania
Railroad, Ebsn.bursaad crssson Railroad, And Holt
2iTfsbUsea AND ERIE NAIL daily .ss,p. Sunday
at 7poa H. stopping oaiy at coneinaugh, oailitieh,
Altoona, and all principal staiona making dlrec, con.
pse,ion At Harrisburg for,hsw YORK; Baltimore, and
NAIL 1ScccoxMoDArros. daily t.zs.p, Sunday, .,
P.ssrs M and .i'YE s.sats nsss :ssass s .s
r.ns on the kbsn,barE and cFe'son Piroad and Hol-
PaiIAbELPHix EXPRESS, daily Al as D m stop.
ping at Latrobe, BAirsvills intersection tohnsown
tonsmaush, osliitser, Altoona iswis,own
Downingtown, Al Harrisburg direct connsetons are
made for New York, Baltimore, and Washington, and
Phadephia for New York Boston, and informed ate
points Sleeping run through this train from
fttsburg 70 Philadelphia and Dsltlmore. and 70 sew
80 gcHssrcws AccoascDirIos. daily t..e.p, Sun
ssy M .,cPP,ss a. regular stations ~ ss.w,s.
Fksf LINE, daily. sresp, Sunday, me.so 2. m. /.
insdon, Lswfstown, Miaiin, Newport Harysvilis Har-
risburg, Middietown, Lancaster, and Downingtown,
more and washington, and al PhilsdelphiA for New
York Boston and intermediate points. Sleeping
through n hi. tran . Philadelphia and 70 New
York on the Allentown route.
FIRST Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily (sxcept Sunday at $50 q m
Second Train for wal's Stallion leaves
daily (except Sunday at e40A m.
Third Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily (exespt Sunday at sB p. m.
Fourth medallion Train for Wall sStAon leaves
daily (exoept Sunday al O. % p. m. Nt
Accommodates for Penn Station, stopping at all STA
lions bssUeeu Pittsburgh and Penn, At l0.sO p. m.
The Chureh Train leaves Wall station every sunday
Al sOs 4 NJ and arriving In Pittsburgh Al 1905 m.
Returning leaves Pittsburgh al iaeop NJ and Arrives
II wali's Station Il 400 ,. m.
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wv oEoRoErowH RA1LRoAD.
rrnE TABLE
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wasHrssror, jane ", 1859.
Tfains between WARRINGTON And BALTl aoRR, and
WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST. are now run As fol-
FOR pALrrMoRE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, pt 7oo Tso, and H.
q m. and as, 4 80, and 500 pm
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Is.v. daily. except Sunday. q. 100 a m. snd 40
ron War srArIoss SOUTH OF ASsAPoArs JUNO
Lave at 9. 10 .na a m. and at Az and Asp.
FOR AHEAPoLrs
Lsaye at 90 ana Z 80 m. and 4 80 p. m. No train
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday. y,
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at u 80 a m. and at5 and 90 pm
FOR WAY sTATioHs
Leave at $50 q m. and 4 40 and p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, sze.p, Sunday, at 7so-a, m. and 90
On sunday, at COP m only, .onn.slins ., Relay
Station with trains from Bsltnicrs TO wheslibg, Par
Throush ss.i. 10 III. Yves. can b. had .. IN. wash.
we'll as Al the new once In the American Telegraph
Buildins, Pennsyivana svenus, between -Four and-a-
half and sixth streets Nv
For New York, Phiisdsphia, and Boston, see .dvsr-
hssmsnt Of Through Line"
Master Of Transportation
l. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. KoonTz, Agent,
jas-t washington.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
~ depot foot Of Chambers street, via PAyonia ferry
100 A. n, Dsy Express for CAnAhdAigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects At Buffalo with
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and a sala-
mAnea with Atlantic and Great Western Railway,
$50 ~, MIR aud Way TrAin, DRi ', 70 Otiiyills.
1000 A. H., Express Mail for Buffalo, Salamanca and
DuOkiIk, eonhSeng with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
400 p NJ, Way Train for Port Jsrvis and Nowburgh.
800 H., Night Express for oAnandaiguA, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West
800 n, Lightning Rxpraas Daily, for OAnAndAiguA,
Rochester, buffalo, salamAnoA, DuRkiTk, Aad West.
Connects Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways, and ct sAiamAnes with Atlantic AID Great
Western Railway. ~
SOOP: m, EmisrAnt Train. Daily, for Buaalo, ssla.
mansa, Duhkirk, and West f7I
HU6H RIDDLE. Gen y sap,t, New York.
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