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-wBY NOT Use THE BEST ?

~ Nh1 NOI toE LIE oGSA .
over Twenty YEARS inoresa ng demand
has established the act that MATHEWS w
SErIAE HAtR DYEi- the best IN the world. It
"a iho cheapest, the most reliable, and most con-
ysnisnt. omplets in ems bottle. Does not r-
quire any Trovioas p-e7arafioD OF the hair. No
trouble. No crock or s:in. Produces = beauh-
full black or brown as preferred. 4 child can aP-
ply It. AIvays riiss satisfaction. Only rs cents
PR bottle. Sold 'rywhere.
IL. hAfsEws, Manufactures, n. 7.
pEMAs BAR IS ; CO., New York, Wholessls
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARSTOA HAIR L for
restoring and dressing tbs hair. jy2.gl7-eod
rAsWEET oPoPoNAX FROM
MEGICei Nature eoa'd not produce = richer
en- or Ohoieer Porrane. TrT it aud le eonvin-
ced. L. T. SMITH co,
nnv7-esA New YORK.
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RENovED.-By the telegraph of yesterday
morning We learn that the President has
appointed Seth B. Noe, O.. s. Marshal for
the Northern District OF Ohio vice Earl
Bill removed, and Moses Kelly, Of this
city, U. S. District Attorney vice Hon. j.
Root, removed. Mr.. Noe was formerly
General steadman's Adjutant.
The local fraternity arc indebted to Ar.
Bill for a very many favOrs courteously ex-
tended BY him, for which they are not IN
grateful.
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NoTIcE TO MARSsRs-A Lighthouse,
with keepers dwelling, has been erected at
the extreme end of North HarbOr pier, at
Milwaukee. It is TO take the place of the
North Cut beacon, which will be diseontiR-
ued, and the new structure lighted on the
LIST Of September next. The lens, which is
of the order 81. will show, at an elevation
of Az feet above lake level, a "hxed red
light" It must be observed that the new
light stands about "A feet north of the inner
edge of the North Harbor pier.
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TELEGRAPHIC
TeSterdayAfternOOn'sR Report
oREIcN NEWS.
View of Prassla's Policy.

VAR CLOUDS FROM ANOFRE
QUARTER.
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aE~ ~ HE L-u Aa
TELEGRAPHIC.
observation-disclosures Report
FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian View Of PraSsia'S Policy.
Russian Troops on the German From
tier.
VAR CLOUDS FROM ANOTHER
QUARTER.
FENIANS BUSY In NEW YORK.
Judge Holt to be ~Supercede.
Secretary Stanton will not Re-
sign Yet.
Secretary Stanton will not Re-
sign Yet,
Cholera Subsiding in Kew York.
Fiftyihree Deaths in Cincinnati
Yesterday.
New York.
Cholera.

NEW York, August 22.-The reports of
yesterday showed e slight decrease in the
number of new cases of cholera in this city
aud a rather more severe mortality frca
some cause. There were twelve new cases
and fourteen deaths reported il Brooklyn
The disease continued TO decline and hopes
are entertained that it will disappear soon.
Gen. Sickles, commanding at Charleston,
having inquired of Mayor Hoffman whether
New York city was an infected city, Dr..
Harris has replied unhesitatingly that it
rae not
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CosTRAcrs.-The Committee on Parks and
Public Grounds have been authorized to ad-
vertise the second time for proposals to build
the Pavilion / n Woodland Cemetary.
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HoEsE sroBEK.-A dark bay horse, Of
small size, blind in right eye, 10 years old,
was stolen from the pastures of Mr.. Law
renee O'NeT, East RockpOrb OF the night Of
the 18th inst.
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K1SsNAS STREET RAILROAD AND TIE RACES.
Cars will run directly from the Square TO
the Driving Park during the races, over the
Kinsman street track. Through fare ten
nnnta
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The CosT.-The cost of grading and
paving Michigan street will be Sis per
foot on the several lots Astounding or abut-
ting on said street; the sans to be paid on
or before the 10th of September next.
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NEw York, August 22.-The morning
papers have the following Washington
specials;
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CLEVELAND, C0LUMBUs&OENCIEEATi
RAILROAD,



1895 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1855
IN and after Monday, July 2, 1856, PAasen-
isT TRAIN-s:sC A. A.-oIEOISEATI Ex-
PRESS, stopping At Grafton, yelling
Iberia, GIlead, Darlington, Ashley, Della
ware, Lewis Center, ane arriving 81
Columbus at Hos NJ Cincinnati EDP-
NJ, Indianapolis, e:45 P. n, Chicago vi
ID TRHIF-a:25 P. H.-NEW YORK & wEs
E3N EXPRESS, stopping at Bereas Graf
ton, Wellington, New Londsn, and all sta
lions south Of New London, arriving 81
Columbus at s:i0 P. NJ, Cincinnati 400 A..
n, Chicago, via O~restliue, 500 A. NJ
% TBAIN-15P P. M.-GALIeE PASSENGER,
stops at all stations, arriving IS Gallon 81
4rH TRAIN-s:2O P.M.-EIGHTEXPREsS, stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Orestline, Gallon, Gilsad, Carding-
ton, Ashley, and Delaware, arriving At 90
lunbus 81 1.5O A NJ, Cincinnati $50 A. n.
Indianapolis 7:46 NJ, Chicago via Crest
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS at l2;46 A. H..
Lilo A. n, 500 r. II. Arrive At Cleveland
500 n $50 ~ 2;so :; M Dsvss
leaves Gallon At s:O0A. n, arrives At OisEs-
land e.s0 A. n.
CONNECTIONS:
sHELBT-Ssndusky, Mansfield & Newark Rail
EOa1f 70 AAnn12Aog nv fNAANhs AN5
Evansville, &C.
CREsTLIHE-Pfttsburgh, n. Wsgne& Chicago
railroad for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Del
phor, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, &C., West,
and East for Mansfield, Wooster, hassillon
60.
The FIRST and fourth Trains make direct con-
~nsctions Via Fort Wayne for all points on
Toledo 3 Wabash and Great Western Rail-
roads.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RaiIroad Line, for Ma
rion, Belielontaine, Sidney, Union, auncis
Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Fincsnnes, Evans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DEhAWARE-with Springfield Branshf for Spring.
held
oOLUMBUsLLittle Miami 4 Columbus and xeniA
Railroad, for Xsnia, Dayton Indianapolis
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LoyelAad,
and Cincinnati, and with the 0hi9 and Miss-
iIsipp RaiIroed
mNClNEATI-for Louisville, Evansville. Cairo,
s. Louis, and al points on the Ohio River.
COLUHBUS1csntrAl Ohio E1lrcad for Newark,
Evansville, wheeling &C.; Columbus 4 In
dianspoiis Central Railrc=A= for Piqua, Ur-
bana, &c.
GB- FOR tickets 10 ell points and information Ap
ply ct the Passenger Station, and At the Union
rs. LIN
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- MRTCALFE's GREAT RHEU.

JOIN Z HtNSEWELLs Fropcetot
Practical Chemist,
dsoi:dswsom Commercial Wharf Boston, Mass
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box or Six Boxes Tor Five
Dollars; also large Boxes, contsinin
Feur Small. Price Three Dollars.
From four 10 six boxes are generally required
10 curs ordinary cases of Seminal Weakness and
Emissions, though benefit is derived from using
asingle box.
In Chronic Cases, and particularly when I'M
potenoe or Genital Debility with Nervous Pros
tration has affected the systsm,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Ehicacious, RajuVi-
Mating and Invigorating Remedy in the world.
A package, price five dollars, viii last a month,
and is generally sufficient.
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Brevet Asior Gsasrzl J. S. DONALDSON.
Chief Quartermaster, N. DIT.
E. B. KIRK, BrsTet Major and A. o. NJ.
aag2l:346.
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AUCTION SALES.
TGTI0Y RALE 0F GE00EH.HINn

A UGTI0N SALE OF SBC0EB-HAND
n BARRELS-In default Of payment Of
chsrges We VIII cell at Pub &c Auction to the high
est bidder, GIG empty second hand Barrels, at the
Rsiz cad platform near our refinery, in the city of
ClevelHn Ohio, on Saturday, August 18th, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. n. Terms Ca b.
auS1l342 RAYEOLDS, BISHOP & 90.
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DYEINc.
FERTILIZATION rYRLaI.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Clssnfns
EstabIishmsut, BelYidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and 95 Seneca strost.
OFrrcE-i04 Seneca street, Olevelsrd, o.
In can TO make this he BEST DFE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shsl srs-s No Effort TO give sst's-
faction.
I can the esp -eiAi attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FREEOH STYLE
of Cleaning or Re-dyeing of maae-up Garments.
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GRAND LARcEsY.-Martin Stanton, who
stole two coats valued at $50 from a Maux-
man, named Philip Jones, had his case con
tinued yesterday morning to the 24th-bail
Sann.
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PATENT FENCES.
UNION PATENT WOOD AND
IRON FENCE.
The CheaPest, NEST Beautiful and
parable Fence now Ia use.
Manufactured by tbe Union Fence
Oonspans ef gainesville.
j. ". E0kSS. Agelt, sariWeli's Rl9Cks
CLEVELAND, os-ze.

THIS FENCE Is MADE OF WOOD
hraos8 vita iroa, st IN ornamental iron
pests, which IS euboddaa ia a stone foundation,
and the whole is painted Vlrh tarer coats Of hest
quality Of paint ard tho sCstiy saui=d With lirht
colorna sand. Tn Eoed 4af- elthe fcnoeig 90 c1u-
Etructei tia, It does bot rz1lh the groan1, and
thers is ne p lce whore water can possibly Be a.
R0rbsd. H-nen wi last, 81 The lowest caiouia-
rioa, IS ysars. The gates are made opcu the most
improved principle, ana are ornamental in the
highest degree. The psinfsd ornaments sue ell
iron. By many this face, when set, IS ssken 70
b. composed ertirsly o Ken. - airy and substGn-
ealis 1t In appearsace.
The attention Of those wishing 90 improve the
appearance OF their frsnt yards, and those con-
templatins building, is called 10 this fence, now
used n uoat OF the dwellings q t1e following
~geutieuen % this city:
rHosE USING THE HALLIsIEB FENCs VITA uoS
PIcKEs esS sSEsr.
Petor Thstch-r, Pea, Seneca street.
8. n. caEn, Esq Seneca street.
G. ". morrill,, -Esqs seneca street.
D.A. DANGER, ksq-, Huron street, east e Erie.
Esyette Brow, ESQ. Enchd streee.
e. q BarS, ksgs Euciia street.
THosE uEIsG THK EALIIsEEn FEScs UIrEoUT EEoS
r-cKEI ENAHESI.
Mrs.. Oro~e.l, corner Superior and Erie s~treets.
&sy. 7. a. Hawks, Superior street,
h. n Ghspin, ksn, = 4issr street.
Z. G. Hitshcoek, s. fi1iT street.
A " fairbanks, 81 Clair street.
n. Y. Wilson. St. Clair street.
Ms. Bend, 81. Glzir street.
Sd. Porter, Architect Huson stres.
Dr.. sapp, Huron street.
Using InE BEcsD FIcKE1 FEScE srxLE.
II. P. Wodlsls Rag, Eacid ayeaaa.
For further particular cal At ~ snice. over
FogE's CrOckery stcu, VAone sample Fenoss and
drawings can b seen L.
nav 2s-ss2 n0RSE, Agent.
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UNCLAIMED RAILROAD BAGGAGE
1T AUCTION.

n GUTTER & SON will sell at their
~. Auction Room, No 1874 Bank street, On
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Ith, 1866, at 10 a. m.
the following unclaimed Baggage from the @ p. :
Al r., unless claimed before day of sale:
J. G. IS. Mower, Rome, n. Y, / box, ladies
clothing; Agu5ta Pifer, Freeport, ILL.,, l box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, Louisville, KY, 1 black
trunk, ladies under clothing; l box, no mark; J..
I, Pierce, Toledo, Ohio, l Russell trunk, mems
clothing; 1 black valise, 10 mark, shirts and stock
ings; l black vElise, no mark, two wooden shirts;
Coriett, l black bag, mems clOthingi l black bag,
n. Y. E.. & Cleveland check IS. mems clothing; !
box, No mark, l bed; Thomas Farrell, l red box,
mems clothing; Patrick Farrell, Allenviile, Pa, 1
box, mems under clothing; J. A. Stone, l black
trunk, mems clothing; l tool chest, no mark,
cOoper's tools; l box, no mark, cooperis tools; ! black
trunk, no mark, ladies clothing; n, Garry, Erie,
Pa, l box, mems clothing; I bundle, no mark,
ladies clothing; 1 wooden box, no mark, clothing;
lRussstt trunk, no mark, c. E.. check No. $50,
children's clothing; l box, no mark, mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, l black trunk,
ladies clothing; 1box, no m.rk, wash boards; A.
DeMott, l black bag, clothing; / basket, no mark;
john A. Letter, Dunkirk, l box, mems clothing
N. Il. Miller, l black valise, shirts and collars; A.
@. Lowell, Galesyiile, Wis, 1 box, wooden yarn;
D. as Clark, Cleveland, o., / box, hnim.nt; r.
Buskraft, Evansville. Ind, Russell trunk, mems
clothing Mrs. l.. A. Psge, l Russott truak. mems
elothingi l blach bag, Buffalo & Cleveland check
32S4, rsyolTers; l box. no mark, marble mantle;
Ellen Simpson, 1 red box, ladies clothing; box,
no mark, Buffalo & Cleveland check 3026, mems
clothing; l green box, n. Y, E.. 4 Cleveland check
1884, ladies clothing; l carpet bag, charges $3.50,
mems clothing; Wm. q Dayy, Hsrbor Greek, Pa,
l black bag, skirts; J. P. Killman, Canada West,
l Russell trunk, mems clothing; / hair trunk, no
mark, looking glass; b. Leonard, 2 black bags,
soldiers clothing; l red box, no mark, charges IS,
ladies clothing; 5. Nichols, Sheffield, Eng., l Rus
sett trunk, mems clothing; A.. B. Scott, l black
trunk, mems clothing; l black trunk, no mark,
mems clothing; CROWN, / black trunk, laGies
clothing; ] Russell trunk, no mark, mems cloth
ing; 1 knapsack, James Smith, soldiers clothing;
F rank Bresce, ! black bag, sold RS clothing; VIM.
Reed, l black bag clothing; l holster, no mark;
l spirit level, no mark; l sword, no mark; l pair
saddle bags, no mark, coat; l black trunk, no
mark, mems clothing; Auriiia Morton, l black
trunk, ladies clothing; l Russett trunk, no mark,
charges $3.50, mems clothing; l piece OF railing,
no mark; l hammock, no mark, l child's wagon,
DO mark. Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
marx. z. N~0TTISGHAM,
Supt. O., P. A. r. 3.
Cleveland, Aug. Tth, 1866 aug7:3f6
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The Fenians..

The two wings of the Fenian Brotherhood
were busily engaged at their respective
headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Stephens re
ceived a personal report from two young
Irishmen WIS had just arrived from the old
country, where they had been confined in
prison. They report the organization as
being stronger than ever since the suspen-
sion Of the writ of habsas corpus. Col.
Roberts is deeply engaged in correspon-
dence relative 70 the proposed convention
in Trov.
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BRIrIsH GUNBoA1s OF THE LAKES The
following Is q list Of the British gunboats on
the great chain of international lakes
Brittomart-Lieut. Arlington, 20 men and
two large Armstrong guns.
C~herub-Lieut. Huntley, do. do.
Heron-LieuE Roman, do. do.
Rescue-Lieut Fairlie, 40 men and two
Armstrong;, smaller size.
Michigan-Lieut Heron, do. do.
81. AndreE-Lieut. Smith, 40 men and
four feld pieces.
RoyAl-Lieue. B0yce, do. do.
In addition to the present armament Of
the Rescue and Michigan they will soon
have two more guns.
The Brittomsrb Cherub, Rescue and Mich
igan will be engaged between Fort Erie and
the upper lakes, constantly on the move
and ready for immediate service.
The Heron, St Andrew and Royal, with
another boat, which is expected to arrive
next week, will be used on lake Ontario and
the River St Lawrence.
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Foreign News.


Frontiers of Germany.
NEw YORE, August 22-The journal Du
/ Havre of August sth, saws: News comes
from different quarters that Russia is max
ing great concentrations of troops on the
frontiers Of Germany, and this military
manifestation appears designed to execute
a pressure on Germany. The Prussian
journals make use of language tending TO
confirm the authenticity Of the report
The MuscOvite Press declares that Russia
does not fear the extension OF the HOhen-
z~ollerns, but they nevertheless direct her
attention TO it.
The Moscow Gazstte, the journal Of
Ksttksf, devotes 10 this question 6 remark
able article. The following are some of the
principal passages:
Nobody in Russia, for the moment at
least, fears Prussia eyea with her needle
guns. But if that power places itself at the
head Of all Germany the Russian govern
ment will ind it impossible net to come to
a reckoning with a state become so consid-
cradle. The sound policy of statesmen in
Russia can never wait for q combination
with which Prussia might become a dan
gerous Reighbor. Therefore Russia ought
to take time by the forelock. Here is the
great point of the article, the writer of which
enjoys q moral authority in Russia as great
as that Of the government. He says: No,
the policy Of q conquest peculiar 70 Count
Bismark does not yet terrify us, but the
augmentation of the Hower Of a neighboring
state, and above all the conditions of Euro
pean equilibrium which sare necessarily
varying, imposes on Us the necessity Of de-
handing eompensatiOus prOportioned to the
situation of > russia in Europe.
NJ. KattkoI advises Russia to profit by the
occasion TO seize on the Grand Duchy of
Pasen.
Arrival Of the Steamer Persia.
NEW YORK, August 22.-The Persia with
Liverpool dates of the 18th has arrived.
Her advices are anticipated by the cable.
French papers contain China dispatches
Of June 2Sth, stating that the rebels had
been dispersed, their encampmen burned,
IND their leaaer killed.
Napoleon has paid visit to Maxamilian's
wife.
The abdicaiion of Maximilian is consid-
cred very probable in Paris, at 40 distant
day.
The Christian have risen against the
Turkish archorites.
There had been large arrivals of 5-20s at
London prior to the lIth, and considerable
sales for Germany and Holland.
The official quotations Of Friday BY the
brokers circular were Orleans fair I6d, mid
ding 144d; Mobile fair 153d, middling I33d;
Uplauds fair 15Zd, middling I91d. The
exact sales of the week were 1880 bales,
including 10000 for export. Stock in Liv-
erpool SSes, 500 bales, including $685., $40 Of
American.
Flour advanced 1s9ls6d per sack.
Wheat advanced I'd on red.
Corn easier.
Best and pork dull.
Bacon active at Is decline.
Lard, cheese and butter in steady demand.
Sugar Sd@6d lower.
Petroleum firm.
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EFA NEW PERFUnEI Ca1sd

ny SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM
NEXTCoI New, very rare, rich ard fashionable
perfume. The finest ever imported OF manufao-
tured in tie United States Try it and be con
WINGED. aug7-s4
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A VveRAxr-Michsel Wieks was sent to
the Work House for 80 days yesterday
morning for vsgrsncy
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rrPHnoe ply

30 SWEET OPOPoNAXl The only
elegant Perkins. L found on al toilets, and
never stains the handkerch6 so. Rag7-36i
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SENT TO rae CHARITY HosPIrAL.-A Ger
man, from the West Side, was sent BY the
InArmary Board to the Charity Hospital
on Tuesday.
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Darn At THE INFIRxARY.-Mrs. Pierce,
an old lady who has been a long time in
the Infrmary, died on Monday.
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ATTIC REMEDX.-This rev and wonderful
ezielss ssts Ike magic, Gu ing Bhsumatian Of
years standing n e fsw dsys.
augl: AZ STRONG q ARMSTRONG.
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CooL.-The weather Yesterday morning
was decidedly cool, and in the early morn
ing overecats were not uncommon.
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ERIE RAILWAY!
GREAT BRO suA%GE7 p TRACK ROUTEI
New York, Boston and New
England C1t1 s.
TETS RAILwAY EXTENDS IRON
Duukfrk TO New York 40 Miles,
III In Non KnrE AoC MSUo

Duuk1rk 20 New York 9 Miles,
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Salamanca "a New York 4I6 Miles
AND IS FRoM
"a fO27 Miles the Shortest Route
All Trains run directly through to New York, 46O
MILES without change Of Coaches.
From and after July 9Th, 1855, Trains viii leave in
fs99R61eetiSp With 81 Western In : a. ISlI0vs;
York time from Union depots
545 A NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, from
at HornensviIe With The $50 <. NJ. Day Ex-
press from Buffalo, and arrives in New York
40 A. M. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk, Daily
except Sundays. stops at Salamanca 30 A.
NJ, and connects 81 HornelsEille and Corning
with the $50 A. NJ. Express Mail from Buffalo,
and arrives In New York at 100 A.. N.
4.l5 P. N. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from
Dunkirk. DAILY, except SUNDAYS. stops At
aiAmanc 6S ?. NJ, and arrives in New
T F9IiH s5d stss Is S9hfh oF Bo,t tom ana Ns2
England Cttise.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York Time from De-
30 A. n. NEW YORK DAY EXPREss, Sundays
excepted Arrives in New York at 1850 P. N.
Connects IS Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
Ewapa6 wesiern Railroad for Philsdelphia,
$50 A.. NJ. EXPRESS Mali, via Avon and Horn
~ellsville, Daily e!oep. s1ndsys; Arrives IN
risburgh, Philadelphia, baltimore. Washing
40 P. N. LfGHTNfSG EXPRESS, sunday sx-
cepted. stops for wood and water only, and ar
6.l5 P. N. NEW YORK MIGHT EXPRESS, Daily.
Connects at Hornellsviue with the AIS P. II.
train from Dunkfrk, and arrives in New York
. 1880 p. N. Also connects at Elmira for
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and South
lilo p. II. CINCINNATI Daily, ex-
cept Sundays. Arrives In Neg York at "a p.
N. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware,
Lackawana6 Western Railroad, and At New
York with Ater1oon Trains and stsamsn for
Boston and New England Cities.
atSI ~ p. M And reaehinr New Yo-F ~ "a p ~
Boston and New England Passenger, with their
Baggage, are transferred free ofchargs in New York.
The best Ventilated and most Luxurioun Sleeping
Coaches IN THE WORLD accompany all night
trains on this railway.
Baggage Checked through and fare always e low
as BY any other route.
Ask fOrT Tickets via Erie Railway,
Which can be obtsined at all the Principal Ticket
Odices in the West and Southwest
VIM 4. BARB, Gen1 Pass. Ae't.
b. RIDDLE, Gen1 sup,l. a1g2
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DRpSxs-FOurteen g~uzzlers presented
their red eyes, aching heads and perfumed
breaths, 70 Judge Abbey yesterday morning,
and signing whispered, "guilty, Of drunk
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General News.
ACanard.

CIxcINSATb Aug. 2l.-There were ffty-
three deaths from cholera reported yester-
day
LoUIsvLLE, Aug. 21-The announcement
by a Chicago special from here that 800
Fenians left here fer Chicago is received
with derision by the entire press. They saw
Il Is q ca~nariaimilar 70 the declaration from
the same source 8 few days since, that the
cholera had been declared an epidemic. in
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