The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-26

ERIE RAILWAY !,
1900 MILES under so NILS %lt"h VT roaehe->.
one Management Change oil
The Broad Guage- Double Track hou'e
New York, Boston,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
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THIS RAILWAY EXrENlEo h'-"
Dnnkirk to New York $50 N,i... Ill.,.
Cleveland to New York 90 49,,
Cinrinnati 10 New York $50 Mics
AND - FEoM
% to 27 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE.
All Trains run directly through to New York
FIt-St0 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE Or O'N' H.
In
From and after Feb. 18th, lSol trains w, WI
leave in connection with all Wes'ei" INV
as follows:
From CieyeIand-From Erie Railway Dc
500 a. VI. Lightning Express daily, ar
TiVeS at LeaVittSburgh Sd " W tSIetpihS
Coach from this point to New Ofk WilhO,i'
changel NeadVille Lilo y. NJ. M-.HorneiisNlie
q. Il T. NJ, (sup.i New York 10 ~ " COh,
meets at Leavittsburs for nouhSslo'Whl uhSo' az s.'
Meadville for oil City; at Elmira Win Nor,
thern Central Railway for Harrisburg ana
the South and nj Jersey city with MORNING.
Express Train OF New jersey Railroad lOr
Philadelphia. Baltimore and WssiInstoii-
4.IS Il. vi Cincinnati Express, sundays
excepted, arrives at LeavittsDurSh Ok L. VI,
Meadville 80 p NJ. Sleeping Coacn rom
this point to New York without change
Breakfast at Susquehanna .. h ~ NJ; ulne =. y
Turner's S.E p. NJ, arrive New YORK 2:tV I.
NJ, connecting with Evening Express Trains
of New jersey Railroad FOR fhiiaoeipi""'
Baltimore and Washington.
0.45 y. VI. Day Express saturdays eXeeHt-
ed, arriving at HornellsIllie e.Io a. VI,
breakfast } Great Bend >. l5P p. NJ, connecting
with Delaware, Lackawanna anu western
Railroad; Susquehanna 2S2 r NJ, t%tIhe,, %
Turner's s.S5 p. NJ, supper New note st iO:so
p NJ connecting with Midnight Express
Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phlladel-
phia.
4 Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Cleveland, and runs through TO Hornellsyllle.
From Dunkirk-By New York time nom
Union Depot:
7.3O A. N. Express Mail, nom DunklrK,
(Sundays exceptedJ Arrive at Hornellsville
2OS Il. NJ, tdinel connecting with the 80 y
NJ Express Mail from Buffalo, via Hornells-
Vile and via Avon, and arrives In Ne" iorA
II5 II. VI. Lightning Express, from Dun
kirk, daily stops at HOrnellSvllle 6O0 T.
NJ, tsup.,D intersecting with the 2-50 p. NJ
| as above arriving in New York at 40 A. NJ.
| Sleeping Coach attached 10 this train at Sal
amanca at $50 r NJ. running through 10 New
York
10 90 p N. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
/ excepted, connecting AT Elmira for Harris
| burg Philadelphia and the South at Oswego
| for Ithaca at BinghamtOn for syracuse; at
| Lackawaxen for Honesdale; at Middletown N
| for UhiOnville; at Goshen for Montgomery
at Greyeourt for Newburgh and Warwick
/ and at jersey City with Express Trains al
! New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia.
From BuffalO-By New York time from
Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan Sts.:
5.2o a. VI. New York Day Express lSull-
| days eXcepted.) stops al HOrnellsNllle 9-lu
| a. m, (Bkft.l; Susquehana X p. M, tDlnel
| Turner's S.5Op H., tSup.,l and arrives in New
| York 1910 p. III. Connects at Great Bend
with the Delaware, Laekawanna & Western
Railroad, and at jersey City with Midnight
Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
| Philadelphia
7.3O A. vi. Express Mail. via Avon and
Hornellsyille Sundays excepted-) Arrives
| in New York at 7.4O a. III.
2.5O r. VI. lightning Express, DAILY
Stops at HOrnellsyille 6.l5 p H. Supper and
arrives in New York 40 "a. H. Connects al
Elmira with Northern Central Railway fOl
Harrisburg and the South and at Jersey City
with Morning Express Train of New Jersey
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
Sleeping Coaches are attached TO this train
at Buffalo, running through TO New Iork
Ii.2O r. VI. Cincinnati Express, (Sundays
eXcepted.) Stops at SuSquehanna 9-40 a III.
tBkft.); Turner's 345 p. m, Dine, and arrives
sey City with Evening Trains for Philadel
phia, Baltimore and Washington.
Sleeping Coach attached TO this train at Buf
falo, running through to Susquehanna;
Only One Train East ON sunday, leaving
Buffalo at 250 p. n and Dunkirk Lib p. IN.
and reaching New York at 40 a. H.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND PAssEsGERs
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