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10 THE MEMsERs or FHE BAR


BAXgR yOO3mS & Co tSsccsssors 20 J. s. Fooraissi
LAW BOOKSELLERS AID PUBLISHERS, No % No.
s,us respectfully inform the members OF the Legal Prs
f..on th., tS,y hve been induced BY rb-r Of kss
friends TO open
.---. A REGISfER
oi the pnrpose Of recording ire name, o. al members or The
Bar who may b pleased TO leave tseu sAdess with thsm.
Re,ijen. Lswyets. AID Lesa Oer.len-u from dGcr,as
psi o. .hs oouary whiting ths city. respectfully invited
to cal, at tt.ir conrsasncs aud ls.vs their address.
wess.s b., y l. Co hope tia. this feature Of tbss
ousreu may IN time be made Of value sh. Prosson
and they ra tea. zoe suggestion ga, meet With general
ssp.lacs.
BAKER, vOoRHIs & Co, law Bookseller
No IS Ea1sa~s. New ort.
A Meetfns o. the Citizens and Gas:censaners
Of che city Of New York viii be he'd q. No. 83 brosdwsys
second aocr on MONDAY EVENING March !. o'c,Sos.
for the pnrposs Of forming GAS CONsuhEnS ~
TECTlvR ASSOCIATION 70 cooperase VITA tne ga COZ
slmers snd Association IN other part. OF TIE stsse IN ~
oos the passsge the Act row before the Leenstnr -
Ties Better liesuaon o. ga. Companies" Atnh sssoos
s,,. ef p,r.i,s i.s7es,-d is res!ss:ed o,r, .....
NATHANIEL Sa",s
CHARLES =, aALPINB
sivRACE GREELEY
d. APPLETON CO.
%. Z. WOOD Co.
VIM T. GARNER c. =.
l. ."u"IAs .. kgGAaTY.
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Naval Intelligence.
PERSONAL.

II is said that Mr. G.. V. Fox, Assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Navy will not leave the Navy Depart.
ment As announced few days since. and that instead
OF accepting ths Presidency of California Steam.
ship Company. he viii 70 to Europe on an extended
leave OF absence Mr.. Fox has performed most signal
service OF the Navy Department hence the Secretary
desires that he shodd still be retained in the Depart
men and granted leave Of absence for year two.
THE GUSBoAT SACO.
The gunboat Saco has now been fitted with
new engines. the original engines having been con.
dcGned unfit for She being prepared TOR
practice ship 81 the Naval Academy. where she will
70 ne II month.
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Imnoiiant Shirt Notice.

Pr SMITH & fOWLLR Mauusa ,.urers o. SHIRTS and
TIES No 36 Wasren.s, inform the public tha; their cole
brated SEA ISLAND White SHIRTS can D. obtained a
,bsS RETAIL DEPARTMENT. No. 3 PARkROW, op-
oo.ite As,or House at THREE DOLLARS EACH irregular
price So Also for sale a. abos ars. 20: o. Gens ssu
everywhere s3l. Also ogo Superior PAPER C0LLAM
AT 81 so per 100 10 tor IS cents Cal ar No Ptvk~sS
for Nsr's FrysishirS, from FIRST hAsps
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THE RESOLUTIONS

Mr.. srrPnHX J. MEAGy then read the following
resolutions which we16 unanimously adopted
,,,,s bv the Gov-rsnen, Of Ent and about 70 ,nle Dc
ternlnrdly Tor her freedom and Independence and
We,sa, We American sit5 ,o "a. ms,e psI'so ni
mon any people deserving 20 be hoo, and
Whrsa during the late urhuppy differences between the
4; he Roisnda Of Dublin with accord syap.thzcd
with our troubles and oppressed ts hope OF speedy and
~ lie, renuo1 81 the Amer States therefore.
Re.,S TIA we citizens Of tho ned States native ssd
adopted. hereby tender our heartfelt s,P,tnes 70 'hs
from tine 10 tim. receive encouraging words snd The
,pey Of defense tho very extent OF our sohy Second
a., tb, .uspsu.on OF the wit OF habeas co9pls IN
i,,d by th. Pssmen, and Crown Of England Is pa Ja,'o
sn soknoledanen that ireland h in stat. OF w and b,
ali the RUE. Of civilized warfare entitled to hc nshis Of bel
li.erept parties Accepting these aets s. iu. tlTd We
therefore request ovornne to scknowedse ue In.h
Repnbc 10 be entitled TO such rshsss be!oDgto beseien
Re.orsd That JsDe, s,e,sn, tc Central Executive Of
I'm Rsnnb c In America we tender siucessi wishes
,b,, their hone, and ambition free their native land from
the sa9 q o. hIssno opsy. Collected ol III. s.snc.
leland he sent headquarters or tho legi
n1Mbony h tho Herd Center to be by him Forwarded TO
John Mitchell In Paris that such moneys may De applied d
recty 70 ths cause Ireland ad not diverted TO any oh,
R,S Ths, a, the right by virtue OF
s \. State, rei,srste o right deesrs sympathy
and support TO the OF risb Nanon1y and say 1od
speed tho patriots ;nS .sSarey esn.urns Er Ea,
man the American Consul at Queenstown, and the
Hon G. F. Adams, our Minister ct London. for their
scorDfu treatment and neglect OF Capt McCnnerty An
American citizen. when under arrest III Heiahu ~
Fenisn were also adopted.
THE PLATFORM GIvHs WAY.
Before the reading Of the resolutions was finished
the n.toTIn which 10 used for dancing purposes In
Summer rave vay precipitsting several score OF per
sonI many feet who were, fortunately, aniipared BY
the fall The speakers addressed the meeting nom the
band stand and that was. iuc kiIy nrny supPor'od'
GEN. AtLLLNb kEhAhho.
Con. MULLEN, who has charge OF the Military md
Naval AfaN OF the Brotherhood was the next speaker
Hs was received with immense applause. and said; l
hers today under the orders Of my chief be-
csuss am . soldier and know hos to obey orders.
I desire 70 saplsin the position l occnpy. Hsv.
i~~ has the honor 10 sNss arss IA SfN'
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NEW RuILDING

is now under contract, to be ready for occupancy
At the opening Of the Fall Session in September,
and Il e hoped that hereafter ell can Be received
g pupils Who apply.
ne Library, Apparstus and Cabinet are re.
eefviue yearly, valuable additions and the pur.
pose is kept steadily IN view, % furnish eFefy 70.
cnity for q thorcukh course Of Instruction.
The Faculty consists Ct four male and e1eveu
female teachers sl experienced Instructors IN
their several departments.
The School is fully graded from the Preparatory
department, through the entire course Of Aeadem.
icAl and Classical studies.
I. r. WHITE,
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General News.
no.era Report

CIscIsKATI, August 2s@Twenty-fvC
deaths from cholera were reported yester-
day.
BUFFALO, August 27.-The Board of Trade
passed appropriate resolutions on the death
Of Dean Richmond, and voted TO close their
rooms the day of the funeral at Batavia,
which will take place at 2 P. m. on Thurs
day, the Both.
The meeting at the Mayors's Office last
evening appointed a committee on the re-
ception Of the President There will be a
grand ball att International Hotel, Mag
ara Falls, Saturday evenings complimentary
10 President Johnson and suite.
News by the Cable.
PRAGUE, August 27.-The treaty Of peace
made by the plenipotentiaries of Prussia
and Austria has been ratified by the King
of Prussia and is now on its way to this city
MADRID, aug. 2z-one of Her Catholic
Majesty's frigates has succeeded in captur-
ing the Gillian privateer Tornado" off the
coast of Spain.
Railroad Accident
MEANWHILE, Pa, August 2s.-The Cory
accommodation train on the A. & G. W. R.
R., while standing at Panama last night,
was run into by the extra following it,
smashing a passenger car. None of the
passengers were seriously hurt Conductor
James Clancy and the news boy were kill
ed. The engineer, Peter Murphy, was
badly hurt, aud one brakeman had leg
broken.
Lynched.
DETROIT, August 2S-Taylor, the negro
who committed murder naar Lansing last
week. was taken from the jail at Mason last
night by a mob and hanged to a tree
Fire
CHICAGO, August 2s.-A fire on West Lake
street and corner of Union destroyed Is
buildings; loss 100000; partially insured
Excursion Party.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.-The excursion
party left here at $50 this morning under
the superintendent of Major General Nc
and Major G. s. Koeutz as assistant,
vino has been detailed by the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Company 20 20 with the train
all the way through. Secretary MeCulloeh
and Hon. o. II. Browning were at the Sta
ton to take leave of the party, they being
prevented by public business from accom-
panying them.
The following is a list of the excursion
ists The President of the United States,
Secretary Of State, Secretary Of the Navy
wife and their son, Edgar 7. Welles,
The Postmaster General, General Grant and
Chief Of staff, General Rawlins, Admiral
.Earragut, with Lieutenant McGirley, his
Secretary. Rear Admiral Radford, Surgeon
Barnes, Minister Romero, Senator
Patterson and wife, and others.
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MEpICAl.
ENTN0NNSINTNX
EXTRAORDINARY
I'M DoLLARs PREkIUEI

SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh SPERNATTO2IAGA, GLEET, sc.
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southern News.
Cholera

.NF - Cholera.
NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-There were
% cholera deaths in this city for the forty
eight hours ending at six o'clock this morn
ing. The disease Is abating in the city. but
shows no diminutien on the plantations.
znnaE From Texas.
Hon. o. N. Roberts, President of the Sc
cession Congress of 81, has been chosen
Senator from Texas The ultra Union men
voted for Roberts
The collection Of the direct tax has been
poisoned TIL January, 1865.
"a Nominated.
81. LOUIS, August 26.-The Republicans
Of the Eth Illinois district have nominated
John Bates for reelection to Congress By
acclsmstion.
Counferfefters Arrested.
Two men named McCourtney were ar
rested in Mantoon, having in their posses
sion $4,000 In counterfeit Treasury notes
A large lot Of bogus presses dies tools DC.
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RAILROADS,
OLEVELAND . TOLEDO RAIIRaAn.


1856. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Isse.
IAN and after Mondsy, July Soth, lsss, trsire
~ viii leave Cleveland daily a. follows tSundsy1
szcepted): p
s:25 A M.-CHICAGo EXPRESS. stops A.
Grafton, 0bsrlin, Kipton, Horwalk, Mon
ROCKVILLE, Clyde, Fremont and arrives 1t
Toledo st 1880 A. H, Chicago at 500 P n,
and Detroit $50 p. II. 7.30 A. H. Toledo
Express stops at al stations on Southern
DaFlsions, and arrives q Toledo st 12-05 P.
n. Chicago At IL 25 p. \.
E0 Z. MAIL-Stops At all sta
lions on Southern Division, and arrives nt
toledo a. TO P n, Chicago 5se0 A. NJ, and
Detroit At 1870 ,. n. 10
AN r - At al Sta
noas on hozthern Division and arrives ct
sanduaky st6:6F P. n.
ED p. EXPRESS-Stops At Grafon-
Ooerlin, horwalk, Monroegilis, CLYDE and
Fremont and arrives IN Toledo 1880 A. ~.
Chicago at 1880 A. NJ, and Detroit at 1905
An.
Connections are made At NonrosvTls with tia
eanduskys Mansfield q Newark Railroad; a. sandus-
Ky with Dayton 4 Cincinnati Railroad; a Fremont
with the Fremont 3 Indiana Railroad; and At To-
lecO with the Michigan southern 4 Northern In
dams and Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LOgansPort, Lafay-
cite, Caire, Alton, ST. Louis aad all points West,
Northwest and Southwest. aE
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6:l5 A n, 9 4A. ~. &35 and 9.20 P. 4.
Sandusky ~ els A. n I. D. RUCKER
Cleveland, July 80. 1856. superintendent.
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Ezw MUsIc-W. W. Whitney, music pub
lisher and dealer in musical instruments,
&C., at Toledo, sends US q new song, dedica-
ted TO Petroleum v. Nasty, late pastor of
the Church of the New Dispensation. The
song is entitled MY Policy; or, johnson
on the Brain" Words by Luke Collin and
music by A. Weaver. Price 80 cent-
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GLAD N e w S
FOR TIE UNFORTUNATE.
RELI'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, for the speedy and
permanent cure OF all the diseases arising
fr- IN EaTnal erceaaea nr

permanent cure OF all the diseases arising
Fl, N sexual excuses or
YOUTHFUL IEDISGRETIoN,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions, and Sensual
Dreams; Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &C., &C., &C.
nc CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They can be used without detection. and never
fail to effect q cure, il used according to instrue-
tions.
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RAILROAD,


Il
1866 sUMMER ARRAEGEMEHr. 1885
nN and after Monday, July :, 1866, PAssen-
" ger Trains wiz lssvs CLEVELAND As fol-
Isl TRAIN-s:2o A. M.-oINCIHNATI Ex-
PRESS, stepping at Grafton, Yelling
ton, New London, Shelby, Cresfline, Gallon,
Iberia, Gileed, Car1ingt0n, Ashley, Della
ware, Lewis Center, and arriving at
Columbus at Hos A. NJ, Clncinnafi f.2OP.
NJ, indianapolis. Gas P. NJ, Chicagovi l.
On TRHTsn2sS ?, INV YORK WEST
ERE EXPRESS, stopping at Bsrsa, Graf
ton, Wellington, New Londsn, and all sta
ti0ns south Of New London, arriving At
Columbus a. 9:1O P. NJ, Cincinnati 200 A.
NJ, Chicago, via Crsstllne, 500 A. n.
ID TRAIN--15 P. M.@GALI0E PASSENGER,
stops At all stations, arriving 5. Gallon At
4rn TRAIN-s:20 P.M.-HIGHT EXPRESS, stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gflead, 0arding-
ton, Ashley, and Delaware, arriving st 90
lunbus al LEO A. NJ Cincinnati $50 A. NJ
Indianapolis 7:BA. Y, Chicago via CREST
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS At 12s4 A. T..
I1:1O A. n, 300 P. n. Arrive At Cleveland
600 A. n, $3.50 ? n. $50 :. NJ
INDIANAPOLIS n WESTERN EXPRESS
leaves Gallon ate.ooA. NJ, arrives st oisye-
land $40 A. n.
oONHECTI0Es:
SHELBY-Sandusky, Mansheld & Newark Ball
road, to Mansfield, Ns. TsFnsn, Newark,
A4NEHAM 49,
Observation-Disclosures, 1T. WeyneS Chicago
railroad for Forest, Upper sandusky, Del
phos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, &e., West,
and East Er MaABfsld, Wooster, HassilloE
&c,
The arst and fourth Trains make direct con-
nections via Fort Wsyns for al points oc
Toledo 4 Wabash and Great Western Rail-
roads.
GALION-Rellefontatne Railroad Line, for Ma
rion, BeIlefcntaine, Sidney, Union, Muneie
indianapolis, Terrs Haute, Vincennes, Eyans-
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. LouiI, &c.
DELAWARE-With Springfield Branch for Spring.
nesd
C0LUMBUs-Little Miami Columbus and xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton indianapolis,
=Tsrre Hauts, st. Louis, Morrow, L0velAnd,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Miss
iszipp RAilroad
mEOINNATI-for Louisville, EEaEssils, Cairo,
81 Louis, and sn points on the Ohio River
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ohio Railroad for Newark,
Evansville, Rheeling &C.; Columbus 4 In
dianapolis Central Railroads for Piqas, Ur-
bana, &c.
So For tickets to al points and Information ap7
ply at the Passenger Station, and at the Union
fickst once, IfT Superior street.
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mrMARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Aho, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, With sure means Of reliei. Sent
free Of charge in s-siod letter envelopes. Address,
DR.. J. sRILLIE HOUuHTON, Howard Associa-
ten. Philadelphia. Pa augl4-366
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all Of which were secured. The prisoners
were taken to Springfield and lodged in jail
in default of bail. e
Cholera.
MEMPHIS, August 27.-Twelve cases of
cholera and four deaths were reported yes
terdsy.
Radical Convention.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-The Radical I'm
ion of the 5th Congressional District held
a meeting this evening, and approved the
meeting for delegates to the loyal conven-
ton at Philadelphia, and appointed thirty
additional delegates to represent the 5th
District.
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EXAMINATIONS FOR CUYAHO-
u "a County will Be- hsl5 hereafter at the Ooart
H0uss in ClsTslknd, Room Nc. Z. third story aE
follows commencing at 10 o'clock: On the TTRsI
Saturdays Of March, April. May, ectohar and
Eaxambsr also on the SECOND Saturday Of each
moath in the year, except January, July end
August, and also on tie THnEp est1 rdATs d
No apphcAEts admitted after Il O'Clock, aH5
csrtahc1tss datsd only from tia day Of snsesssf1I-
IL AufshiuE exsEtnation- 80 80 rfr-r q.
I. ". FORD, C1sfk.
August, lssss aszs s~assssk-dstTtaW
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ExAxINATIoEs.-The Board of Examiners
for teachers in the city schools meet in the
superintendenPs Office to-day At ? P. H.,
continuing their session through the day
following. There are no vacancies in the
corps Of teachers at present, and the appli-
cations will of course be for future anticipa-
ted vacancies.
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chronic Constipation,

For which take . Single i every, or every other
night. They never produce debility and cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of, or Impurities
Of the Blood, Loss Of Appetite, and AL DerARge-
nsuss Of Bowels or Stomoeh.
ssrsoIdby an whOlsaAls and Retail dealers in
Hedlcine.
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U. s. CouRrs.-The next term of the U. S.
District Court begins in Cleveland on Tues
day next Judge swayne will preside. The
Grand Jury will doubtless be empannelled
on the first day, and Will have, we under
stand, a large number of cases to examine.
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STiNE Tx GOINS
Of HImbug. Imposters are in the hsld with
sAdly hair dyes, dangerous to health aud utterly
estructive to the hair. Do not submit to have
your lead
Baptised with Liquid ftrei
when that cooling vegetable preparation,
CristadOrO's Hair Dye,
viii, In ave minutes, impGrt any desired shade
from light brown to jet black without injuring the
hbrss, staining the skin, or poisoning the system
through the pores. Beware Of the doleteriOus
dyssi Manufactured by J. CRIsTAD0RO, 6
tor HOUSE, Esw York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied BY AL Hair Dressers. ang1-eoDeOW
nASWEET oPOPONAX FROM
MKkIooI Nature could not produce 8 richer
G n or ChoIesr Perfume. TeY It and DO convin-
eed. I. 7. SMITH d CO.,
aurT-ss4 New YORK.
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WIETER FUEL--The owners of coal and
wood yards are beginning actively to lay in
stocks of fuel for the fall and winter. Citi-
zens should follow their example, for fuel
is cheaper now than it will be again till
spring.
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HArHAK1Se.-The third crop of hay cut
in Monumental Park was windrowed yes
terday ready for being gathered in. Hay
makers in the country, can yoH raise three
good crops of hay in one year and have good
prospects for one more?
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CoLLEGE oPENxe.-We are requested to
state that the Fall term of the Allegheny
College, Meadville, Pa, viii OPen IN We'd
nesday, September 18th. To secure room,
studies and proper classification, students
must be prompt in attendance.
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MEM Hosrs DEPARr.-BOarders at the
johnson House have lately watched some
strange mutations" During the past three
months this hotel has been run by three
hosts until Monday morning when they ran
away and the hotel ran dry.
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SENT TO JA1L-Deputy United States
Marshal simmonds on Monday arrested
abraham Beckhart for Peddlidg without
license. He was taken before Commissioner
White for examination, and in default of
bail was sent to jail, to await trial.
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GLRVELAND . ERIE RAILROAD.

i
1896. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
ON and after Sunday, July LIST, Passenger
" Trains viii run a. follows, fSunday eEseptedk
LEAVE CLEVELAND
$50 A.. NEW YORK EXPREss-Stops At
Psinssvils, Madison, AshtAbuls Kingsvflls
Springfield and Gtrard, and arrives a. Erie
ct ESQ A. NJ, Dunkirk 1902 P. N, Bunslo
l:s5P NJ, New YORK TOO A. III. and Boston
o;5o a. MopAY ExPaEss TRhrH-stou. A.
Painesville, Geneva, Asktabuls, COnnsaut
s5d Girard, and strives at Erie Al LID
P. NJ, Dunkirk 3:A5 ?. NJ, Buffalo $50 ?. r.,
HsW York 81 1900 H., Bcsten 400 Pm
AGO P. M~.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN
Stops ct. gainesville, Ashtabuia and Girard
and arrives at Erie 7;00 P. n, Dunkirk
els P. n, Buffalo 10:4O ?. n, Kew York
s:E p. n, Boston 800 p. n
s:B P M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
stops at al stations, and arrives At Iris
$40 p MIGHT TRAm-stops
at gainesville, Ashtsbula and Girard.
and arrives ct Eris ITO A. n, Dunkirk 3;l6
A. n, Buffalo 40 A. n, New York 1O.30F.
h, Boston u;50 P Il
LEAVE ERIE.
IL A. h.-STEAMBoAf EXPRESS TRAIN
Stops ~ GiraTd, Connesut, Ashtabula and
Psinesville, and arrives at Cleveland st
2;4s A. M.-NIGHT ExPREss TRAfE-stOps
at Girard, Ashtabuis and PainesTille
only, and arrives az Cleveland At $50 A. n
$40 A. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
ct Cleveland i0s15 IL :.
1910 A. M.-TOLEDC EXPRESS TBAIN--StOps
ct all stations except SEanvisla, Say.
brook, KNOXVILLE, Perry, Mentor and Wick.
lie, and arrives st Cleveland 81 2sl0P P NJ
$50 T. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stops At
Girard, Connezut, Ashtabrla and Painesvtle
only, and arrives at Cleveland 1856 P. !.
~ Second Glass Cars are I'M on all through
trains.
Al through trains going Westward connect AZ
Cleveland with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Collins
hua Cinc;nnnti- IudianRpolis. st. Louis. &c. and AL
through trairs going Eastwarl connect at Dun-
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway and At
Buffalo with those Of the New York Central y
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie With trains on the
Philaaelphis & Erie Railroad, for CORY, Titusyille,
Fit Hole City AID the great OIL Regions.
n5-Day Express East and West, connects az
Girard with trains on Erie q Pittsb1rgh Railroad
sor Linssville, MeadFille, Jamestown, DC.
q. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July LIST, 1885,
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PHoTosRAPHED.-Mr. Sweeny, the photo
grapher, succeeded on Monday in obtaining
a life-like picture Of Dexter, under saddle
and in harness. In one case Mr.. Doble was
in the saddle, and in the other sitting in the
gig. The photographs Of both are accurate.