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y ~ &. A. EVICrs.-Ye>tc-day RELIGIONS
>trvIcsS. under the ausl'ices OF thn Young
Men Christian ASSOCIATION. was held at ten
Clock . m. on board the steamer Ascu-ney
Navy-yard. by Rev O. a. Hall, AZ two p m
~ S''Cwlcs hospital. conducted ny Mr. Gar
nett 81 ne Foundry NJ. T. church. ~ Pos,
hospital. - the same hour, when addresses
were delivered by Nr. ". IL. Bailey and Judge
Blood a Capitol park. tweSt.) AZ five u. M
oy NJ. ,. II. Weaver and Rev q. A. Hall ri
east Capirol park. nv Rev. M. HALLIDAY Of
f-a<t Washington. and Rev. -. A. Han
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PIc-NICs. Excursions. &C. The Zen Franz
Ian Iach- club give an excursion 20 Glymont
to-mCrrUw The steamer Wawasset leaves her
wharf al ;, o'clock a. M, and CT O'Clock y. Il.
The grand con. bin3Iion picnic OF the Broth
srhooa OF he Tnjon axes place Al the 7th-strest
PARK ;bIs evening.
Pic-uic parties can procure omnibuses,
coaches, A-c., - the stables of MessrS- Nailot n
Brother opposite the National Theatre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

EISHT BETWEEN TWO Circus MEy-Iast
evening fracaS between TWO circus laea.
named Clark ana BOyItOn occurred before the
National HoJel l. appears that an old feud
'NlsIinG between them. ami IL culminatPd by
tI@rN hitting BoyBtOn ia The face and knock
ing hiIr down. ana bruisinC his face cOnside.
racly- BJyulon arOse and drew revolver
When Clark called him = coward. aud darsi
Eiin . shoo'- saying thai be would not have
dir; WI he pistol II he CLARK had one. Clark
tsk ed $; -'niler-Sn near by for a pistol and
: as about % receive one. when B0yntou ran
mo re lgEal
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WEAPP1sa PAPER for sale. Apply a, tn
STAR Office.
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NJ RDEROTs ASSAUIT.-Op saturday afrsr
noon serious cutting case occurred in How
ARD county Nd. about !. miles from Jessur-,
u-a cOlorTd man named Reynolds cutting two
- L - bIne and Bugs quite severely.
IL appears that there had been a dlsprts l..
&een Bagg and Reynolds. III relation 10 ex
char glHe shoes and The latter going 10 blue,
hcnse ionhd Bug6 there and attacked him with
knife. cutting him twice in the arm and one.
IN tbr 10 and shoulder. evsri ng some OF th,.
larger blood vessels; and turning on Blue be
lIade terrible cash in has high, and LETT for
paris Unknown DR. e.. ID. Anderson Tas
summoned, and took up the a-teris4 Rugg is
10. W Cut OF DANGER, having lost large GUAM
uty Of blood
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BALTINORE, February u, ls63.

Or. J. J. Lanreao.:
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in recommending
-FOUR RoSADALIs as q very powerful sIte rstixss
have seen IL used In i've cases with happy results
one csse Ell secondary syphilis, In which the
patient pronounced himself cured Alter having
taken hre bottles OF your medicine. The other \
case OF scrofuia, OF long standing, which 10 rapiIy
lul proving under It's use, and the indications ave-
that the paten at viii soon rccoy-r. have c.reful
~ examined he formula by which your Ros.l.hs
Is q ade and ind ~ an EXCELLENT compound of al
terstive ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR, M ID
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ihk ISLAND BAPTIST - sDAY SCHOOL
Inc tWrif'h anniversary OF the Island Baptist
SabhAiE school was held yesterday. a; IN,
.burCh- on ID between -Four anI-a-kalf aud
SiN'h slT-ttS, tSOuih Washington Rev. u e.
headOT- ne pastor. officiating. The exercises
Were q az interesting character. aud partIci-
PateG IA by full representation OF scholar.
anC teachers. together wIth a number or parents
ana trends Of the school Aftfr singing an ap-
lIolriaie prayer was offered by Mr. Poihv-eil.
when MI James Hall. The Secretary read the
TtpCTi OF he sCnOOi from its organiZatIon n
synopsis OF which has already appeared in the
STAR succeeding the reading OF the report
btauiifui hymn was sung. which was follow
80 by PRAYER. and then brief addresses yer.
mace ~ Messrs. John 7. Given. Roth we'll and
ftaTsCn- after Inch ii collection was Il ken
np, ID and OF securing new library fo- the
SShoOi, the pastor statng that the old one had
been gwen 10 a Sunday school In virginia
winch was IN destitute condition. The erar
Sises Closed with singing. The present officers
81 me school are Messrs. Johu N Henderson
superlnts ndent: James y. Hall. secretary: Will
IAN III Bvers- tTrasuIaI. James ID Avery, liz
biarlan; and Joseph Bailey, A. ". Boswell
arc sChn Brady, assistant Librarians.
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Stk AND DESTITUTE YESTERDAY Mr.
Knowles reported n Police Headu ua-tsr. mat
a white girl named Isabella Green, was in nis
klt,hen quite sick. having been turned ont OF
EOOIs ON M RushPr. i'll whose EN- ploy she
Lac neen >anitary Officer Grant, taking with
hlrl Dr. Nuncaster. pros -e;!ed 70 Mr. KnovIas'
81. "h-A me doctor pronounced the disease a
WY S"Nere case OF measles. and the officer
N..L.r" on MI LusheT and prevailed on him 20
give her shelter until she couId 10 hef+a- nv,
lo'a Tor and to-day a relative i nursing her
br- Muncaster This morning gives il as his
.IlhioI 'hat she Is too i'll 70 be removed When
WI. hnewles took her in she lad very hIgh
i'Nef OF her, which cen plstely Frustrated her.
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IHE TEMPERANCE REFORs esterday AZ.
I'll cor. AZ NE Northern Liberties Market, a
lnse'iIg was held by The Washincion CI.v
i|m ptfSncs Society. which was presided over
~ ire President, Dir. John Ii. THOMPSON
aCGFrsS-s We're delivered by Ns-srs J. /
Nc Vel George Savage. WE Y, Phppfars
u. y Iyl"r. VIM. = Drew and Rev NJ. ID
GCLsalves 80
IL mont OF Island Hall meeting was hell
aLo-l The auspices OF Hope Division, Sons of
~ II ltiaHce, ana was addressed by AIss9rs
"H. H. hidvell- VIM. McPheeters Thorn
10 - " m. Il. Drew and W r. FInney.
A. H. NJ he Washington City Temperauca
society held tLe usual weekly meeting AZ
Tenn rance Hail, r streei- and was addressed
" MessrS- r. A. Aiken, II. ID. Tyler. J. Ill
! LS-rn>0n- VIM. r. Drew. James r. Diy! NJ. OF
tIOOCI.
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SIFeLE Dry sHiRT WIS discovered IA tine
cry Yesterday Il was IN a box under n s-sn-
,I..Y.an arm. Lscky sor he .Iirt =
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

\ BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,ss
Al the City Of Washin eton, on the I7th day OF
July. 1888: The undersigned hereby gives notice
on ms aproi Dfment assignee of JOHN n
JosLlN. IN the City 81 Washington. within
said District, who has been sdJudged a Bankrupt
npon MS own petition, BY the Supreme Court Of
GEO. MASON. Attorney a.-La~.
!e1o-W5w City Han. Assignee.
L DrsrRIcr OF CoLrnsr.r
At the City of Washington. on the 18th day OF
1Eiy. lSo The undersigned hereby gives notice
oi bis arpofn ;ment as assignee OF A. ] DOWN
lNU. In the city OF Washington. within said Dis
trict. who as been adIudEed a bankrupt. upon
lis own petition. hY the supreme Court of said Dis
trict GEORGE MAS0S Attorney at Law
-iaN5w City Hall, Assignee.
IN BAkhRUPTCy,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City OF Washington, the aJth day OF July
1879 The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
Pointment a. assignee of WM ). DOCKSrADER
IN the city OF Arlington within said District who
har beep adIudgea "a Bankrupt. upon his own peti.
ton, ~ the Supreme Court Of said District
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
"-is~S~ City Hall, Assignee.
DISTRICT W CsLUMBIA, sz
A. the City Of Washington, on the 1872 day IF
Jniy, lSo. The undersigned hereby gives rotic.
o. he appointment as Assignee Of JOSEPHINE
SAHgOkD, in the City Of " Washington, within sal
District, who hsH been SdJrdgsd a Bankrupt upon
her own petition by the Supreme Court Of said Dis.
t1t GEO. MASON, Attorney At Law,
J! i"-h"5w City Hall Assignee.
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LFANF ~ kE~EyCF.-The ye-,ry a. -,
faUI> Iu'hsrIr church, Rev. Hr. RutI.r
pa or have voted HIM with rha hearty con-
'ur-encs OF IN PEOPLE O: thar congregation
StN Ia rs leave OF absence, accompanying
Their resolve with q check 10 pay The hiIIs NJ
mace an appJCeiatIVe ac&no~ IetigInrnt OF
III hirc e&rFSsion yesterday morning from
rs lH!! =. stating Lhat lie WGuld D. absent
ifoFiurHcf permitting. for lfew Sabhaths A.
int ais. GCrlns The he;s I'D term For ne
pr - PARIS church VIII he closed =.
night n morning service continuing rarula--
y hhO th~ J. II. service cCnnucr-d - ire
Memorial Chapel. 18Th and - STREETS The
rascor has associated with him tspporariIv.
Air. III. =. Cook OF the Theological Seninary
~ reiit burg who gives premise OF great us.-
fnInTss IN this growing church
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MAR RikD.

KEEFBR-BEALLS. On the Sth instant, at the
rttisence az the bride 5 mother. WAtertoWn n Y
Nr r. hkEf IL, % this tity, t. Mis- EIMA
+. BEALL-. # WatertOwn, n Y
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"SPALDISG's GLUE" useful in every house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citisens, testify 10 its wonderful efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, ND, March a. 1863
believe DR. Lavrence's "BOSADALfsn T. b.
the BEsT ALTERATIvE IN tSR, and therefore n Nv
recommend IL rs such. '
THOMAS J. BOYkIN, md.
ROSADALrS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
BEAD Tx STATEMENTs BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT

d.. J. J. Lar-,pc..
Sig: Ny youngest dsug aged I've vears
has been dresifully afflicted with Scrofula ne.riy
AL her life. tried a great many PhysiCiaps I'M
"lthout reviewing her mach, in fact, most N then
said there vas no hope Of cure. During 10 Isst
sprinE che Wa worse than ever. her body AM
nn}ts being covered with sores aud blot hes
tsce and eyes badly ulcerstec and swollen Whilst
10 THIS condition, vas advised by DR.. L A sfith
% try your hossdAlis. i NJ once procured thrra
bottles aid commenced giving II u her Tas ~,
C0s u9sioG.. JR less laGs a psoah TO nv R-e.t
Astonishment, Sks lras eafIre!y lre!. an, sir
yours, with much spect aud gratitude '
W W BURNETT
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JOHN GRAY d CO.,
MANUFACTURES AND pKALEasIN
WOOD AND WILLOW WAkl
BROOMs,
1WINES,
OoRpAGB, &C., -
Is FULTON AND 202 FRONT sTREHrs.
NEW YORK
EDWARD HEATH. WILLIAM A. apA
fe 6-6m
CALIFORNIA WINES.

CALIFORNIA WINES.
Hyou have an invalid wife or daughter, ep into
CHARLES F. PERRIE l. CO.'S.
Corner Of Ninth and streets, and get bottle of
PERKINS, STERN CO.'S
CALIFORNIA WINES.
"old folks at home. than . few bottles OF their
nice Port W inep or Grape Brandy ~
Lovers OF - ock Wines" will find bottle Of
California W hite Wines An acceptable accom- pa-
CLERGYMEN desiring Q pure and agree, b,e
wine for Communion purposes will ind ali hey
CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni, late chief chemist ia the Depart.
ment ot Agriculture, has Just made u critical ana
ysfs OF these Wines, at our special rcquest-Inaie
In order that We might be treasured In regard 20
theIs-and reports them
PURE WINES,
and suitable for family and medical use
This analysis, in conjunction with that of the
Surgeon General Of the United states, together
with the numerous other evidences of their purity
presented during the past eight years has CON.
WINGED US that these are
THE BEST WINES
now before the public.
For sale in any desired quantities BY
&. F. PERRIE CO.,
ieso eosf Groeers, corner Ninth and streets.
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sosADALIs OUREs ALL SKIN DISEASES

Dr. LdrreN6e.
bEAR b n :-Iu lss2 my son, nov aged q We y.ar.
matter, which oOAplstely destroyed his.kesIth
tie has been afflicted With - iuyetersS. sad en-
times trssking Oas IL soros, -. Rossi.Iis Wa
prescribed By NY family lh/sieisn, Or. A D.
Dame and remains esisys!S veil. Yours truly.
j. b. DANIEL
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md reliable Alternative, &s., and take pleasure in
!" AZ b WSnRs sna the public.
IA. sTITH, d.
q FtRHhM d.
W G. DUGAN. NJ NJ
E.BARNEs,
r. " KING n n
w STo9 BRHM Akp; d,
W. j. BULLOCK, NJ d
hereby certify tha, personally acquainted
sen,ems si OF respeotabilify and standing in this
Mayor Of Wilson, N'
BOsADALS WILL CURE TIKI VERY WORsr
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N1ilburn's Polar Soda.
fHI COLDEsf AND fHE BEST.
~ No. lsO FIFTEENTH STREET.
- OPPOSITE Treasury.
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT.

THl HATIoNAL SAy1 l1POsIT DON
81 q Gs p z,
GI,raptee, Of 0overnment 1snds, Silver Plass,
and for tSs Rsntinx Of 40 insids Of re sns
burglar proof yanlts. OAes-2srnar =. Z. avsn1s
e sso W. sD 5sss0 so Fl GSScss
Geo. o. 1vsSs, D. p. Snyder, HathAniel Wilson
3. Brown, President; g. 0. Dvang, Vice PRED
ODE Rsuss-ss.n. 70 az. q
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WOODS THAT MUST BE SOLD THIS SEASON
Our centre tables are now very attractive, as We
have placed on them q large lot OF
NICE DRESS GOODS,
Of % Ard 81 n cents per yard. which ve are deter.
mined TO close out this season. Many OF them
have heretofore been sold al nearly double what
We are now Offering them.
We have also on hand q fine assortment OF
LINEN DRILLINGS
and cheap Cassimers, which We are closia out at
GREAT REDUCTION.
Alse, cheap White Brilliants, cheap Plaid Mus
bus. at q. 81, T1r, and 50 cents; Table Damask,
Napkins, Towlings. skrting Cambrics, Ns,nsoks,
ewi.s and French Muslins, and, in fact, large
stock Of
FIRST CLASS WHITE GOODS,
Of all kinds, which VIC wish TO close out before
moving.
All goods markedfn
PLAIN FIGURES,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICE.
ONE PRJCE-NO DEVIATION ALLOWED
W.M. sHUSTEE 4 BRO,
iy q dStseoS No. So Market Space.
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aOSADALIs ISA POTENT RRxKpY ISaI
CHRONIC DISIASEs

ZION 6. W. BLoUAT, Esq, ATTORNEY AT Law
WILSON, NORTH CARoLIsA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation n,
he Ear aud Partial Deafness OF ten yesrs stand
rs b hossdslis. GEO. W. BLOUNT
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WIZ KN1Bi 90. e ClLIBRArID aRAID
Al:o, G.tsys z Ge. tPARI0h o1azES
and nELODEOHe, Cor sale and rent onvuvvV
octave PIAHOe, ~ Chicksrin9, Loua, And otbSi
makers, from - 60 4le or sale bys AL monfk.
tore No. 4Se nth street, 80. ~ ls-R
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THE DAmr ryENING TELEGRAPH-PHILADELPHIA M
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1858.

having been conoocted by the enemies OF the
blacks for the purpose OF rendering the b llot
worthless to them, and making ths question OF
white Uersus black the only question of South
ern politics for all coming time, or of having
been devised by some political wld-ass in an
outburst of animal spirits. II will bs a great
and noble thing to see ths white childcen Of
the South sent TO the same schools "a the
black, owing to the indifference of thsr
parents to color distinctions. That will be
great triumph of civilization and Christianity.
1t will be also most gratifying to the states
man and philanthropist to see a eolored mau's
admission to hotels, the dress circle at the
opera, and "goo1 society" anywhere, depen-
dent solely on his ability to pay his way, his
decent behavior, and on his manners and
education. But the spectacle which the
Louisiana radicals want to furnish us, of white
children forced to go to the same schools with
colored children, leaving their fathers at home
loading their pistols and whetting their knives
for the slaughter of "niggers," curses on their
lips and bitterness in their hearts, and Of
blacks making their way into hotels under the
protection of the police we'll knowing that
every white man in the house wants to kick
them out, and because of their appearance
hates the black race worse than ever, is
spectacle which nobody who desires peaceful
settlement OF Southern troubles could look at
without dismay, and which nobody who has
not strong infusion of the DEVILS love of
mischief in his composition can see with
1oleasura
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-19
Advice Gratis.
T. EVeain9 FoSt

From Me ". T. EUeail9 FoSt.
The Democratic leaders are in difficulties
and no wonder. They have been very foolish.
They made platform as bad as it could be;
ana then they put on it two candidates who
were sure to be defeated on any platform
even on such half and-half one as Mr.. Sey-
mOur would have made with the assistance of
few of his friends.
Being in difficulties, seeing defeat staring
them in the face the Democratic leaders are
apxiously casting about for some means to
achieve victory. They propose to get rid OF
those 'impediments to success" Seymour and
Blair, and to nominate two new men. This
seems to us a step, or part of step, in the
right direction. We think it wise in the De-
moerats to abandon Seymour and Blair.
But much still depends upon the persons
they nominate in the place of these castaway
politicians. 1t would be of little use for the
Democratic leaders to nominate two other
men of the same character as those they are
about to send adrift. 1t would not help them,
even to nominate couple of obscure politi-
clans of the Pierce kind; for they have but
three weeks left in which to repair their ma
chine and set it fairly going; and it would re-
auire more than three weeks to thoroughly
advertise two unknown candidates.
We have never been hard on the Democrats,
and we will now take pity on them aud give
them some sound advice in their distress. II
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The Dreadful Blairs.
From the N. Y. Herald.

From the N. Y. Herald.
The Blairs have much to answer for if half
that is said Of them be true. They assisted
Van Buren, in 1848 in organizing the disrup-
tion of the old Democratic party; they assisted
in organizing the Republican party; they got
Frank into Congress and Montgomery into
Lincoln's Cabinet as Republicans; but the radi-
Gals got Frank out of Congress and Montgom-
cry out of the Cabinet, and from that point
we find them returning to the Democratic
church. Now from the Manhattan Club 1t is
proclaimed that General Frank Blair, the
Democratic candidate for Vice-President, was
the fatal mistake of the Tammany Conven-
tion; that his Brodhead letter has knocked all
the late elections wrong side up; that in
roping in Wade Hampton and all the Southern
Rebel leaders as expounders of the Democratic
faith this Marplot Blair has hattened out Sey-
mOur flat as a pancake; that Blair is the Jonah
who has brought the storm upon the ship,
and that he must go overheard; but that, to
make all sure, Seymour must walk the plank
likewise, and another captain and mate must
be appointed. Rank mutiny in the midst OF a
hurricane Is this the way to save the drift
ing ship
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-30
A Bill.

An Ordinance to provide for borrowing money to
build Water Works fer the City of Colu bus,
and to submit the proposition therefor to the
Ssorpos p / /. Be It ordained by the City Council
OF the City of Columbus, That for. tho purpose of
erecting Water Works for supplying the City of
Columbus with water al. At the m bonds Of said city
terest not exceeding seven per cent. per annum.
PAYABLE semi annually at the City Treasury in Co
lumbus, amounting in the aggregate to five hundred
b. the Presi1ent of the Council and countersigned
by the City Clerk and not to be sold for less than
their par value. and payable 10 twenty i've years
from their date, but rcdeemable, nevertheless. at
ten years from their date.
SEC. z. In compliance with the statute in such
made and provided. it is hereby ordered that
an election shall he held on the .cnd Tuesday Of
February, a. d. 1858. by the qualified Electol of
said city. at the usual places Of holding elections
in the respective Wards therein, at which election
the trustees shall be the judges: and in the event
cancy shall be filed by the Electors resest at the
opening of the polls. who shall also choose two
clerks for each ward: The polls shall be opened
coss a. sc eeIock NJ At said elect election those % in
favor OF borrowing money as provided in the first
section of this Ordinance. shall have written or
printed their ballots. $500 900 loan for Water
money, shall have written or printed upon their
ballots $500 600 loan for Water Works, No. The
said clerks and judges shall carefully certify the
suits of said election, together with the poll books
City Clerk who shall present the Same to the Coun-
ell who shall open said poll books and carefully as
certain the result, hch shall be entered Of record
upon the minutes of the proceedings Of the Coun-
JACOB REINHARD,
President of the City Council.
Passed Jan. go, A ID. 1868. ~ 49,, r. m
Attest l.. L. WILSON, City Clerk.
ian23-dlt r.t.'. y l--.r--ta..
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Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON al
Night Trains to Chicago, a.
New York and "a q,
Boston.
COLUMBUS & INDIANA
- lsszS
CENTRAL Rail- WAY

CENTRAL Rail- WAY!
Louis, Iouisviile. Iafsystte. spfinsssis, Ter Ter.
re Haute, Evansville, Cairo, Memphis. Richmond,
Toledo, Detroit, and all points West ana South.
No change of cars between Columbus and lndi.1
On and after Monday, December 2sd. trains win
rms daily. All other trains daily. Sundays ex--
''s:sa S:s0 A. M. ACCOM- mmODATION-Anives
200 p 81. This train connects at ford for Spring-a
field and at Urbana for Belleiontaine. Clsde and
oiHssssm ia:oS IN DAY Arrives at,
H9tps onion a1 NJ R qqa sSs nj Lin. 's
mond 4;45 p M NJ Chicago tva Richmond1 @ 1875 A.s
Tore Haute ia:s5 a. Nj: NATION sos A. :; Cairo;
45o MI Mi Pan. 40 A. NJ; 4ItSp sS A. n; st.
via Lafayette, $40 A. NJ; Sptinsfeid e:as A. NJ,
Quincy ls:SS T. n; Kookuk zoo 2; n: This trsis,
H9a6s s!sS in % sfveSsi & FL sHps
Esss M TrssR s Nj ssS
A. NJ; Toledo $50 A. NJ; betfcis 1910 4. H. f Rich e
Ropd 1G;ss InS;. r M; S6icasO Svia RehmSndl ioss
NJ: TER. Hauie $40 A. NJ; Evansville $50 +. M
s pattoon 7;is a: n; Il PaTa s'57 A. NJ; Alton a:os
PASSENGERS should be particular and secure tick
cts. cts by this tfiD as the only one Leaving Is
H. EGHf aoGRgs afo55GHss n sas savasss
1880 A. Nj. NIGHT ExPRESS-Arives
at Urbana a;so A. M; Pi9us $40 A. M: M; Bichm1nd
dianapolis ss5 A. NJ; Louisville 4;so z. N; Terre
Hsute 1900 NJ; Evansville @ 5ooo +; Nj; Mattoon
ton s:55 P. NJ; st. Louis 1880 NJ; lafayette 1890
I. NJ; Chicago tvis Layfayette, se9 r NJ; Spring.
A. nj. This Train arrives at ST. LOUIS the same
day, THREE AND ONE-HALF HOURS in adj
vance of the Cincinnati route. u ,lIri,tnf fse
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
trains. - 70 '2t ~ -''tl' %
All changes made in Union Depots.- baggage.
Checked through to al principal points.
ASK for Tickets via RICHMOND AND INDlAN.-
+ T. p +. p6TEN SSTTESNks' Ticket Agents. Columbus.
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