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\ TEE GAMBLERS OF GOTHAM.
Their winniDR DRs-How they L1ve-The
Eascznations or eye Tiger

s A New York letter says:
\ i Ihaye heard 1t estimated that the winnings
OF the regular gambling establishments in New
York that is, the money that goes into the
than two million dollars Year. There ls no
WAY Of getting ct the exact fig nres, or even OF
.approximatil.g it, ais both the winner and the
loser ere interested in keeping their uansac-
dons secret All the regular gamblers live at
o very fast rate. They are the best dressed
dressed, and Ere quentl5 sparkle with diamonds
like aperambhiallng jewelry store. They keep
fine horses and finer mistresses, md the latter
are never allowed to spend the money OF their
lovers. MprrIseey, Heenan, and other cele-
brated gamblers, have emassed handsome for
tunes in spite OF their Ian &c current expenses.
Most OF the gamblers live from band to mouth,
saying nothing, but few Of them have pro-
Eided for retiring from BUSINESS, and have
bought real e,tatein desired localities, which
will servo them we'll for q rainy doy.
If men could or would stop playing when
they have won o certain sum. Or when they
have made small loss, the gambIing business
faro, which is most in vogue in the firsl-class
houses, offers few opportunities for deception,
and is the fairest OF all the games. There is
slight PERCENTAGE IN favor of the bank, but not
enough TO giyelt Q heavy profit. But lot ten
men enter q gambling house with Eve hundred
Them Will toRe all they had before they leave.
1f he WINS o hundred dollars at the start, he
thinks bus luck ls in favor and Aeeps on. If he
gets two hundred he thinks. he Will make IL
i've, and then stop. but when he gets6ye hunr
dred be wants Six; when he gets six hundred
ne begins 10 lose he thinks he cannot do 80
long. and concludes 10 play until he gets up to
the figure where he began to lose end then he
Will certainly stop. ,3et III, sss,cS I ~ .s.s,ps
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Agnei'us Dei.

AEnelsus Dol.
ssS s--- +Te '
.O love. look ther. I is that q snn,lef
Or thus can wild despair
w Ss gsa Pasaseas at ssas Il sfsst 'ss ssss's
..Lihe light a,ound tho Babe Divine
In Holy picturesfet,
ses tender glory shine
JEsUs our babe has met!
& The besm ,hat on an infant's birth
Sbone Like q Rondrous star,
Stll leads the cbild-like Of the eagths
10 Him, In regions far.
2 Jt shines upon the martyr dowera,
~ 1he Vrkin H0st In white,
Around the Lamb, now leading ours
Amongst the felds OF light.
0'er purple Mills. through valleys low,
Wbere'er the Bright One moves they 60,
". With ever new delight.
Yes IA inter- now for farther on
he follows, farther goes
Intn the land where chimes no sun
That everset or rose.
1t fades-and on that pearly faoe
The shadow grows. as far
He pass es through the aiming spsce
Where fs no sun nor star."
$50 1--we. iooih1 roti ne emile is fisd,
NJ Yon dassling troop ana BE
Into the light 81 fhr,hsr LED,
Into the 6arkne.s. we WV. L.
charleston, May "a, 1883.
tg,l lt -ur czIru
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ExEcuTHvu p.sPARTMErr.

STATE TREASURY OFF1cE,l
COLUMBIA, s. G.. Juhe 16, 1869 I
UNDER TIE ACT FOR TUE co >vBRsION OF
THE STATE SECURIrIEs, tue Treasurer OF the
State is preonred to issue Bonds bearing Six Per
Cent. interest, payable semiannuav for Registered
stock Bonds are prepared for $780, s5aO and $1,000.
Persons desirous Of converting their Stock into
Bonds, will please present their certificates at this
Office, with name endorsed upon the lack l1it
nessed.) wa
Persons having Coupon Bon1s desirous to procure
REGISTERED stock in lieu thereof will please present
the same to this office with Instructions.
Where parties cannot attend In person to transact
their business at this o 1t 10 preferable that the
same should be transacted through some authorized
agent. NI;.ES @. PARKER.
June II is Treasurer state South Carolina.
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AND BE HAD A rrMA1E oHrrn.

AISO 1h1 HHU q FEhaALE CHILD,
Whose name waa Heya Brightwoter. and who was
twentY-nine years old; who wore red stockings red
garters, metal tipped shoes, green speotacles, ana
the preiest red hair the world ever set eyes on or
into. Hexa, true New Eogland gal, chewed wads of
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions.
Hexa wasn't so much handsomar than adon as to
make the doll faint but she was intellgent III fact in
teligence was her best hold but ones she was great
on making baby garments, and had her trunks full
packed away, that she might be ready SO willing
when the evil hour drew nigh as she trusted it would
from year to year.
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. ll9iats, Giqaers, Gtf.
n 7 p W ii rs Kln

TIE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
M0UNoM that thOy have been appointed by Messrs.
sole Agents the state Of sonth Carolina for the
sale. OF their celebrated ACME. X XXX, xxx. XXxX
WHISKfES. - - 80
They Also wish 10 announce that they win be in
censtant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIES, direct from
Distilery at Hannisvllle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia. Ia & Tg T.. .rs, IN.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots Of
new WhiEkies in bond at Distillery Warehouse.
i.'a CLACIUSA WITTE,
June 16 wfmsmos Charleston. 8. q.
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markets ny Teaegrapn.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
4 LONDON. June 90 Noon Bonds soM.
LIVERPOOL, June 22--Noon.--cotton active; up
hands 1231sa1214d; Orleans 12sSai2K; sales $1,000
bales Bombay shinments t, tho 18th are $4,000
bales s.. .f
Afternoon -BreadstuHs active. OLD corn 29s cd;
new 9ss 3D. lard 77s 60. Yarns and fabrics at bet
\ ter paises. s.. v s M
5 Evening Cotton arnn; upiazas 12Ad; Orleans
2236d; sales 15 900 b,les Iurpentine 27s 50.
HAvaB, June 81. Cotton opened quiet ana steady.
s DoMEsrIo, MARKETg.
a New YoRlf, Juno 22--Noon Money z, in gold.
4 Sterling Oh. Gold 49, Cotton dull and lower. 1t
$3.50. Turpenine quiet at Al 116a4ac. Rosin. stran-
ed 90 36s
Evening Cotton heavy, sales 800 sales; middling
$3.50. Flour brisk for ahpp'nps deman Y; superhne
96ab Cos conmon TO fair extra Southern Sc 5Oae co.
wheat closed auiet; noon advance partly lost Corn,
closed quiet; noon advance partly lost. PORK heavy
u Al sss rs Lara lower, kettle a0a2o1zc. whtssey
heavy Mt 31ssaassn9 sTurpentine 41sSa4es, Hos'n
S3 30aS Fretghts firsner. q Gonay In presaieg de-.
n zaand 81 y,Nith salsis countssion. Sterling OK.
Gold heavy ax 81.
4 BAnrnsonz June 22.--cotton weaker at $50.
Flour, lowerades active; o,hers quiet: prices un-
Shanae1. wheat shade Hrmar. Corn dnl, whIe
0Oas2c: yellow 6eatse. pTovisions unchanged.
yVhinHey 81 0se1 eB sssa, w .45 5 sg2s;.
II ed at csc. Provisions aulet and unchanged.
III &gT. LOUIS June 22.-- whlskey steady at 900.
Pork held as esS G0a3S rs. Bacon shoulders 1A1kc;
4 1elear sides 1870, Lard I99za20c.
NJ LoUIsyzLxss June a2.--Mess pork $50 co. Eacop,
MhSuldefs l4a&c; eleas sideg 1880. Lard 1oNc
81 nav whssksy esc. @
TxxasMeros. June a. Spirits Of tarpentane at
Rcsin steady at si eoa1. Cruee snrpsp-
II aasiio uIchanasd. Tar unchanged. VA. 49,
AUaUsxA,r rJane "a Cotton market firm anfl quiet
steady, ssles DDales; rceeipts 20 bales; mid
I azinRs 81c s s GNU IS
@ ss;ss;ias rotton continues lr4a mid
Slc; sales 400 baes reoaipts 400 bales; ex-
g merits GS5 balee. % % s s.s 4. i
g,iIss sahs snaana III lra ed: sloss, ouIet:
ses 1as bales icys 3maaditns asasyc; rscelpss 40
Nss S3ars yune "a, Cotton saa,er, a,,o.a.
4sns ncnsnal sds sales alo naies. e.
GgpfS 6Ia bAles; experts 1900 bates saold
s &ssasing ". New yors sight 3Sc pfesniun,
Sugar non mai ten "a y, sasl,c. prsms 1850. Is
ssssy s5.
Vi Rmsny.IIp nsarIxcf. &.
M aAkHyiLrEs inns --s p1x0N. be xpashas ID
wss asi Il
* sss sssas asassa 'sa ssssss
on hsAA otlireg VI lss III x. ..et
ssssys ssssgs .sas; I. as I, 8,
lg Y ,rs III RI slIsSl
\ psogsos,aiyss IA
Il s':s q q; Il Ss s;ssi:|. I; q Y Y;
sss:s 4 I'm s,.s ;,
54 SsE
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II WENT TO TIE LAND OF STEADY HABITS"
wanted TO hand several s'brioks' down to pos.
terity, and was told by father that with New Eng
land girl tor wife, could raise more children grow
more onions, sGin more cells. sing more psalms
know mole Of what was going on in the neishbor-
hood, hear moro scandal. sleep less nights, have
more relatives. eat more BEANS love myself ana hate
others more. and get nore out Of dollar, than any
osher sort Of woman in ahis happy country soOared.
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is Cnarlestola COstom antl RsAce hlnrlxet.
OFFICE OF TEX CHAkLESTON DAILY NEWS,
GHAnInsroN, Tuesday Evening. June 20. I
M CoTToN In 10 market exhibited better sustained
inquiry, and the transactions were on the basis Of
previous qRotatons. which were generally accepted
by sellers, The operations were about 2iB bales.
viz; 2sa; at 1854 at so; SO at ao7S;1S5
at 81: a at 8f3S. We quote:
IIvEEPooL cLAssIKTcAT1oN.
Ordinary to rood ordinary .......28 0D29h
s Low M,iddiing.. .Su @So1
y sE@a ahafuomng. .5l O.,
by New York classification VIC quote. s
Mia ling ....,..s. ..3lA O. s
iS EsIcn Ihe demand moderate. prices showing
mo important change from the rates previously pre-.
yaiiing. Gales 40 tierces Of clean Carolina, say 25
sierces ut ~; is at 7N. We quote common to fair
Clean Carolina at at7M@7sls good s@8Ac % fb.
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TKEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they who mind their own business. Find hap
py man or wcman, and the affairs of another trouble
them but little. II is none Of your business II the
minister kisses of the sisters one of tho
ters thus salutes tho minister 1t cannot effect YOU
when man you know calls on girl you don't know,
or one you do What il thcr, is kissing behind the
door, IN tunnels, and when the night Is dark at the
vestibue OF the caurch, ever the gate Would
you not do the same thing If the chance offered
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JAMES -MARsH, ESQ,

No. 15s West Firststreet, New York, says he
has three children. The fret two are weak and
pury, hts wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but she has taken Plantation Bit
ters for the last ten years, and has chila now is
months old, which she hss nursed ana reared her
self and both are hearty and we'll Plantation BIT
tess is invaluable to mothers.
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PLANTATION BUFFERS.

Is made fronn pure st. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark Gfnown the world over for its curative proper
tesl. and win fortify the systom against disease,
caused by change Of water ana diet. II you are in
elined to dyepepsia Try Is. II you have the ch,ls
and fever or Kindred disease, by all means take
Plantation Bitters. They ore sold by all druggists
of repuse.
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WALTER, MY BOY.

Here conea o msn who was once rich. He had
friepds. aad money. and loving family. ana posi-
Hor, end influence. and selEreapeet ana tnpegrity,
anA . fathfe OF usefulness before him But, my
boy, he donst look like it now He ives elected TO an
lrnpogsant ofaoe. He forgot she lessons his gooa
mother tauaht him, and wsy asked by DESIGNING
poit 70 cell his vote TO party Of 9swandess he
cooid not or me o Of him cave articulation to thas
little word, and so ne folf.
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Diantatiou Ditters.
VIZ HAT BRICK MERCY

wv HAT BRICK POME R @ Y
DID WRITE AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and no is not here yeti How
dreary this little room does seenn, and 30 lone
eomeI Ten O'Clock How wish he would come.
1t is SO lonely here with the children asleepi Once
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and ann tired, cannot sleep My
heart aches and grows sad. I am growing old, per-
hsps May be my face is not fair as once, but my
heart is as warm. though it is often sad.
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GORlllllIfrflaI.
~SN~
lEx1sorts.

s s, " tEx3eOrtS. t
sHoRTIN GREAT BRITAIE--Per British bark Ans-
s,- dell--17t2 bbls spirdts 1prpenHne., 66s bbls
BOSTL N--Per sehr Netiie Richardson--1O5 bales
4 a Upland Cotton. 800 toms Phosphases, 26 bbls
s :, y ,rg Rosns bcle Wrappers.
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PLANTATION BUFFERS

Are always puro, reliable. They strengthening
and invgosa.ing, and are Exhausted Ma uro's great
restore1. AS an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be excel'ed.
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A WINE GLASS FULL

a WINE GLASS FULL
OF Plantation Btters, taken three times day, before
each uell, win mako the fame of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence
For ladies it is an elegant and gentle simulant just
such as they require.
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noes per sontn Caa olana Rxallr0aa
june 20, if

153 bales Cotton. 8 bales Domesties. 10 packages
Bacon, 246 bbls Naval Stores slaves. 10 Rail-
@ NeiA, street Bros g. Co, Becke & ;schTchte, M
BRISTOL. Klinck, Wickenherg y, Go, K b Btoddards
Goldsmith son, Hopkins. Mcph6rson & CO, Pelzer,
Rodgera b Go, G w WIliams& g. Go, Marshall, IuhR-
ston. Crews & Go, and Kinsman & Howell,
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Pa assengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New y1rs-Miss
Nellie Harris. Mrs + Woodruff. " Symmcs and wife,
Lonaberry, d Yates, MIR smith, Mrs Capt etewart
two children and servant. Mrs T stoney and daugh.
ter. M Colding, A Vanderveer. Rehone. Mary
McGratb. Meyer, NJ Comfort, Iatharine Comfort
L McIutosh, and - in steerege.
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ARE YOU DYsPEPTIC.

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited weak, or are you
slck and don't know what ails you; then try Plants
aon Bitters and our word for it, It will cure you.
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms he ind in that foulscented
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filling himself with poison tainting his
breath running his mind, undermining his constisu-
ton. planting seeds Of disease. squandering his
money, clouded with smoke, tired with excitement.
Is this happiness s this life Is this our missaon3
Oh am so tired do cone home
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If THE LADIES Bur KNEw

! =
What thousands OF them are constantly relating
to u.s. we candidly believe one half Of the weaness
prostraton end distress experienced by them would
vaniah. -a
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MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,

MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
sEEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Of various sizes
on hand er }.n
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL corn
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. OF all sizes -
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from 8 IL
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES Tor HAND.
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description.
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FoR BUILD.
INGS. GRATTNGs,
czsTTRN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, dc, dc,
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
Ma CRINIS1 AND FOUND Err,
No. s14 4MEETINa-sTREEf,
CHARLESTON. s. 9.
Au9ust mws
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) WtlnalnQt0n saarlxet.

WILMINGTON. June 2l.-sp1Rlrs TuRpRNTlNE -
Sales OF 1A3 casks at 38Hc. s..t.-
RosIN.-Sales 628 barrels at 81 so for strained;
81 80 for No p 90 for extra No. Q; % 2B for low No.
l; 90 26 for No. 1, ana "a fop pale
CRUDE JURPENTINR.-SN barrels chansed hands
at S3 for Virgin, and 81 e5 for soft.
TAR.-Sales Of only 20 barrels at 50 25.
COTTOrJ. Mo reuOrt. ~ tfts, ~ b. .-.&5 Ia
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''Dc you 60 DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
mo darlipg, have labored enough to-day Why
should flee from home, from happiness from tbee2
Life is full short to love- too Snort to squander.
love the phot ,eraph of my cart too well. No dar-
ling ny hart is here; here let me Keep it company"
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This delicious cordial and 6ne tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver end re-
storer Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep on
1t. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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SOAPS,

GEO TIEAT.ArJlg dsc CO.,
4, n N ln yvs * u ~ sK
srAsusA cs III, NJ s a "A s
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a souaplese assortnens o.
PERFUMERIEs. AND
TOILET ARTICLES. .
COMBS, DRI5sEaIse. ssc.

'AapisT Roa,
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Qrnas, QAemifals, Gtf.

~ A N X 1N,
~
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

ITO LET FROM MAY IA NEAT THREE STORY HIGH
stoop brick House, Ninth street. between Firth and
Sixth avenues containing IL sized and all I'm
provements and viii be put in complete order and rented
who require the whole house, the would pre-
fer occupy two himself References exchanged
Agents reply Address Owner No. 291 Broadway
49,
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

ITO LET OR SALE-NEW BUILDING t525 TO 5cI YVES
Twentyfou street, Tenth avenue; five storie
lU0xl00; 81 horse power engine.
NATHAN STEPHENS, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-13
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL 49, ls69QUADRUPLE SHEET
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

n,O LEr-THE THREE STORY BROWN sTON. HOUSE
West Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-13


Twenty seventh street, between Fourth and Lexington
avenues Corner Second avenue and Eighth street well ca
cuated for physician being occupied such for num-
bor Of years past Also small House adjoining same on
Eighth street. Inquire at 80 Lafayette place.
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. CARD TO THE LADIES,

nE DUIONCO'S GOLDEN PERI ,DrCAL
~ PILLS for Females. lnf,lible in correcting
Irregularities, removing obstruc,ions of the month
turns, frGm whatever cause and always succss .ful
as u preventive One pill is a dose Females pe.
culiarly situated, or those supposn. themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills, while in
that condition lest ih,y invite miscarriage al, o.
which admonion the pro- rie,or assumes no rs-
sponsibillty. although their hildncss would prevent
any mischief TO health; Otherwise the Pills are re-
commt nded ~ most invaluable remedy for he al
deviation ofto,e suffering from any irregularities
whatever. rs well as to prevent increase OF fAmi-
ly VIXEN health will not permit ir; Guietin, the
and bringing back the rosy color OF health"
to the cheek of the most delicate
Fnll anc explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 per box; boxes. s.
Sold in Petroleum Centre, BY A u. MILLER d
CO, Solo Agents" for Petroleum Centre, Pa
Iadie'l by sendne them 81 to the Petroleum Cen
tire F. o. cal have the Pills sent confident .lIyl by
mail to any part 4 tho country free of ch,rse
Sold also by X. " {. 9 Clark, Titusville
Pa. A. II Griffith. Oil City; Fleming 4 Me
Cun'. Frank. in; DR.. j, J.. Acomb, Tidiouts; f. r.
Hazelton; Warren; and by lone Druggist in every
town in the lited States and by
ju4 3. ID. HOWE, Propr, New York
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Erie and Pittsburgh IL. II.

Eflc NuO f1ItSDur&n l6s H.
nN AND AFTER STNDAY, NOV. 22d, 1865
~ trains will rcn on this road as follows:
LEAVE EXTRAORDINARY.
1925 q. m, Pittsburgh Express stops at all sta.
tions and arrives at A. Il q. w. r X. Trans
fer at 1.55 p M, at New Castle at 3,l5 IL.
and at Pittsburgh at 90 p. IN.
4.3O q, M, Accommodation from jamestown. ar.
rves at A. u q. w. II. X. Transfer at 5, ,c6 a.
m, at New Castle at Z 90 n M, and at
Pittsburgh at 1000 n m.
5.lO p. M, Mixed Train leaves Erie for Sharon
stopping at all intermediate stations and al.
riviig at l0Ia. IN
EoRrHwARp.
7.l5 Erie Express leaves New Castle Mt 9,45 m,
A. d q W. X. Il. Transfer at IL 10 H. m .
and arrives at Erie at $50 p. m, making
close connection for Buf and Mag Falls
i.35 p m Erie Accommodation leaves N Castle st
7,25pm A & G. W. II. Il. Transfer at 9,ju
, o., p m, jamestown at $40 p. m.
500 p, M. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for Erie, ar
irving at n,50pm.
Pittsburgh Express south connects at Jamestown
at l2,5O p m. with j. u +. Express. for Frank
lin and OH City Connects at Transfer at IS P m
ren, Ravenna and Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects at A. & q. W Trans
er at lilo a M, with Mail east for Meadviile
Franklin, and Oil City, and at jamestown with j.
& +. Express for Franklin.
Trains correct ut Rochester with trains for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia, and nj
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia Harris
burg, Baltimore and Washington, via Penns ylvania
Central Railroad
Erie Express North, connects at Grard with
Chicago anc all points in the west; at Erie with
Philadelphia u Erie Railroad for Cory, Warren,
lrvineton. ,Iidiouc, SC, and with Buffalo 3 Eric
Pairoad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and
New York City.
r N. FINNEY,
Asst Superintendept
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pUFFAf.O AND EnIE RAILROAD.

- On and after Monday, Nov. .3r1, 1865,
Passenger Trains will run on this road as follows.
LEAVE ERrE--GOING EAST
1slA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
A'TO Ripley, Westacld, Dur'irk ana Silver.
creek, arriving at Buffalo at As A. NJ.
fN.kS A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS. stop
AV'D" Ping at Wcstield, Brocton, Dunkirl ST.
yercreek, and Angola arriving in Buffalo
73 Tns 4, SSS,ssns wa:rs ExrRnSs
puns,I Bnakirk apd silysrcreek, and arrives at
R,NN A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA.
O'OV TI0N, stopping at all stations. arriving at
Buffalo at 1e4O A. NJ.
DIX j. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
UT" Northeast Ripley, Westfeld, Dunkirk
Silvercreck and Argola arriving at But
falo at 100 p NJ.
LEAVE UFPALo-GoIN3 WEST
HO,DS =. M, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
A" COLA, silvercreck, Dunkirk, Brocton,
Ne4lfield and Northeast, arriving at Erie
A.SsNP NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA.
H'oU TI0N, stopping at all statious arriving
AT Erie at $50 Z. NJ
E,,eA A NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. atoppinc at
V''O all stations, and arriving at Erie a. Io2o
N,AA + NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, atop.
O'VV ping at Angola, Silvercreek, Dunkirb,
BrOcton, Westield and Northeast, arriv.
ing at Erie at oA. NJ.
t.1M A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
'sSV sivercreeS, Dunkirk and Westfeld, ar
irving at Erie at $40 A, NJ.
Rs.road time Is 10 minutes faster than Elie time
X N BROWN, Gen'l SUIT