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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-09
Bv George f. Poinde1ter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1000 Main street, under Planters Nallohul N.I'N.

DEsIRABLE TWO-sTORY FRAME ME-
l Gu-E1IINc. WITH BRICK BASEMENT,
10, 9 rs NINTH sTREET. BEYOND LEIGH 4 !.
FOR SALE BY HUCTI0N-Byr 5eqseSn5 % the the
9th ipstant, the above DESIRABLE PKOtEhaa ~
The house contains rooms with kitcnen XIV
in the yard. Lot 30x125 feet. ms pIIop saH}
sho,Ild commend itself to those desiring pet1e'''
and convenient home. qs--
TERMS : At sale. ,,,>,nryrEp
No 49, Auctionepr
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BY j. Thompson Brown, Real Estate Agent and
Auctioneer, Ills Main street.

MISERABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
DASHLAND AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of the owner, Rev. j. G. Rowe will sell ut pub
18th Of October, 1875. at O'Clock p. IL, that des-
sirable FRAME HOUSE and LOT, containing
One AND A HALF ACRES, being Lot No. 15, In
the plan of the town Of Ashland, and bounded on
the north by Lee street, the south By Myrtle street,
on the Gust by Mulberry street, and on the west by
Maple street. s..g
The house, which Is conveniently located to the
DEPOT is frame, comfortable, and In good repair and
has FIVE rooms. The kitchen, on the premises, mas
Parties desiring to attend the sale can leave Rich
mond on the 3H p. 81 train and return same evening
at O'Clock.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at 6. IL, and
18 months interest added and secured BY trust deed
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
se3O-Oc1 .b,7,9,lO,ll Aucioneer.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and BANK s'rects.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
U BEAUTIFUL HALF-AGRE LOTS On GI CHIN 2I
R0RHZo HILL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MARsMALL STREET E S1 EN- PR y
S,rPFET.-By virtue OF q decree of the Chancery
Cont of the City of Richmond made on the I'm OF
Nav. 1874, in the Of Hankins rs. Wilson, &C.:
in pursuance OF u decree OF the Supreme Court OF
AnpeaIs. entered on the 18th Of January, 1874, In
case Of Giles u.s. Wilson, &C.. shall as special
thereby appoRsd gTSeesd to- to sell at
of October 1876, at AZ O'Clock 2. No., nf fair #
not, on the first fair day thereafter.l those TWO
BEhTJTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS located as above,
to be sub-diyided into eight smaller ones, each 33
by 1865 feet to an alley ten feet wide
These lots being in close proximity to the new
park recently purchased by the city, should attract
the Special attention of those who may wish to Sc
cure choice lot in that very beautiful improving,
and attractive locality.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, satsfac
tory endorsed and title retained till all Of the pur-
chase-money is fully paid.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
j. G. BLACKWELL,
oc 4-eodtds Special Commissioners.
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MlLILE0AD LINYa

/ 500 N ~. leaves Broai-5srees statia,, d.,,.
cept SuHdayHf connecting M sLas er-
With me baltimore and Ohio rsd 2nea
tons for the Norfhw Vest ss,, Sennee.
9 Yslssd a. 1875 3 ss:s9 y: md H.
$3.50 p. 81. leaves Che Byrd.street s,asf I'm. -
,E connecting with tho f,aitilr,o.e1 IN,
..t.l Ohio railroad at shepherd. o,,, "a
Ae1andr1a; due at Carnticr1 sg, ls,.le
Balhmorc, at 10 p. Ne and sTsas soon,
sLEErEEa rh Is5:d s IL HE + Ts y
~ = $500 MN NV York., and with New "
: ~ YftscF Signt express UtG Baltimore vt
. Eot0!lac railroad &C Washino.ss9s
arriving at Charles Street s,a sion stS3,
S aTm e ~ l1;2S p d. THROitassI;
~ .s'a 70 Tcr; NEW " Yo RSa WAsHlsGfoss
4 S:l2 +. bl leaves ByrG-Sreet station da;v -
.TiaH Meeting At Washington win, ihs a.y ~
5000. more and Potomac and R.itss.e-
ana ONO ras'roafs, arriving IN Ts,s
h Cos r! ~ ACCOMMODATIONS :TRlIy G.
|: ~, ~. Ashland, leaves Broad-S;rest 40, iof
tSancays exceptedt. - 'N'aooa
TAO A. h. arrives at Byrd.street station a,u~.
i iSp eye Ssw York at sos the preeeasi
1909 P. 81 arrives at Byrd.s,rec. station ,,,.
s:32 A. n. ACCoMMoD ATioN T ..i"p Naaiy.
s az srEad-ssreet station lsundsyss SEQ "a.
6:35 pm arrives at jBroad-strcei station dr.
aa.n-a except Sundays. N"n ''aI
Thrsugh sleepers and coaches run on night rat.
between Richmond and New York each ,yav uani
FREIGHT TRAINS lcare Broad-S;rret s,,,,o
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATURRni@9
on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and E nj ANN
MORNINGS. Consguees OF live stock and ~ 81
able articles upon giving notice at depot, can ob,
Throngh hills Of ladjnS and ss s;sen ni,g
cipal points North and Wen. Z. T. d. MYEsS "a'
General Supernteuder,
G. A. TAYL0p
oc6 General Freight and Trek, hn,
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yAUCTEOM SALkS.sTrfura Onyg..
iiifffIsss Il by astibbs q SWfniamss 8
Real Estete ;Ageuts md Adctioaeefs
r-i,vn,,;Y atreeX betweefr Esait, and Bank.

DRrCK STABLE ON NORTH SIDE g, OF I,
sTREH pA aYsIT shLouusT ALLEY. AT AUG
TIoNlon WEDNESDAY,, l1th q October. &c e III
O'Clock p. r., we will sell upon the ,,n s
BRICK STABLE located rs stated above. y ~ ~
used as sop The lot fronts Ii feet BY depLn. q
feet, and IS covered entirely e tne
can be easily converted into dWeiing tilas
rent for very Inrge percentage upon e9s!' 4ss
90 a. 'N's'' = iAuctioneers..
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RICHMOND, FRED'sBURG s POTOMAC r. r. Co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, October 5, 1876.
-rrDnDTl SYu HrnTJHE
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

oc 4ns4-'~'
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS S sTlyS
Richmond DAILY at 10 A. NJ and leave Ins ti Al
West Point with he magnificent rst-class stea@e n
HAVANA and LOUISE, and lanaing pannect With
RaitimOre az a. n, IN ample time 10 conne ssr,s
all trains for northern, eastern, or Wes'eiH 90
Fare TO Balnmore...., ......'''.''' 8 90
Fareto philadelphia. 100
Fare to Philadelphia and return. ..-.''. csc
Fare TO New York .......... ....'.....'..'' 10 So
Fsre to New York and return. .........''.'' IA IS
Fa Rf e HSs5sR to baltimore Pn!is s
pliia, and New York, good for THlHii pAA0'
da TaRoGGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave RshnSsat
DAILY at 8 A. NJ; arrive st Richmohd D1>
reirhts delivered In Baltimore at A. NJ DsIsa.
Careful handling and the utmost disp
The management takes pleasure In ammo TDIILY
the public the re-establshnens o. Thsir
steamers have been rcftted in the moss AID
manner for the accommodation OF ssa end well
freigbfs Their STATE-ROOMS are lalsss , n az
furnished. TABLE supplied with every Vs.
Sayeiiera taking this line have the eeneus s,riye
delightful trip down the LIN The rl
ia Baltimore In ample time TO conneSs ana al
lines for Phlladelphia, New York. boS'0u' -
TSs LOWEST RATES and grss.sr disp o nSasssss
az fresSts to or nom southern points ~ athnta
Cars rfin through between West Point s az cast
Without ehanee Tickets sold to 81 nost, ehseked
ern, and western points, ana possase
For tickets apply al a. W. GarSers s,s ssS q.
pot, corner Twenty and nsck 1ssrn
aa2s ii. + DOUGLASS, sapella.-. =. n
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TOR RENT, CHEAP-SINGLI OR Ss
Il in suits-FIVE or SIX DELIGHTFQL 80 :1
ROOMS, pantry, storeroom, coal-housGf oatn, anu ,
family Of two grown persons in the house Location
convenient to business. References exchanged. Az
80 Of f,miI,, Sc &C 9-ltS
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TOR RENT, two connecting ROOMS, G:a
r. nortIy furnished ut No. lis Third street, Ell
north. Terms moderate. Apply Oh the premises
nc 0-6tF
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
Il No. l25 Mayo street, containing nine ELL
rooms; gus, water, &C. Rent low Apply to
CdAFF1N, STAPLES s. CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. Tenth street.
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DOR RENT, DWELLING No. 32OMs:s,
H west Curry street, containing eight rooms I'll
gas, water, bathroom, and other modern conve.
niences; good repair. Rent, $500 per annum.
Apply to CHAPLIN, STAPLES Co., ~
oc 7-3t No. Tenth street.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, THE DESIRABLE RE- @a
r. SIDENCE No. 6l7 north Sixth street, late z4:a
" occupied by Richard Fox, Esq. II contains Yen
rooms, with all modern improvements Apply 10
'0oA-'' ~ WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
M o.pod2w Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
no BARBERS.-FOR r e n T, the an
1 HARBER-S SHOP attached TO Randolph EEL
House, Farmville, Va. Apply TO the proprietor.
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TOR RENT, the convenient BRICK Ga
II DWELLING No. 1913 west Canal street Ell
containing eight rooms; water, &C., In the house.
Rent, $3.50 per annum. Apply to
oc T-3t No. Tenth street.
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On and after 18th September tickets over York
River iine-Richmond TO Philadelphia and return
good for thirty days. VIII be soid at ~ ooa aro,n
street; Exchange Hotel, and company's Office,
h"ei'' sNAo 90 ii. T. DOUGLAS,
rnle1m -.L Superintendent.-
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TOR RENT, SIX NEW HOUSES on O.
Il M and Twenty-ninth Streets built last @:l
wear, containing four rooms each; in good repair.
Rent. 60 per month each. Also, houses on street;
rent from SO TO 81 per month.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., IT,
NJ 7-St No. Tenth street
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GnUBDs s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc 2s
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TOR RENT, THAT F1RST-CLASS@
E DWELLING No. 712 Franklin street. be- Iii
tween Seventh and Eighth streets" Goodman
Block" This DESIRABLE RESlDENCE Is com Pm.
paratively new; has twelve rooms, with Dath, not
and cold water; most centrally located; In perfect
order j. THOMPSON BROWN.
$500 Real Estate Agent,
nc 7-et Ills Main street.
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 519Ms'
It north Third street. containing eight rooms /; Iii
in good repair viii rent very low to good tenant.
= CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
nc 7-3t No. ! Tenth street.
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seen in this city, and the management
should take every precaut'on. If they
continue 1t, to insure safety to the daring
little lady.
There are four clowns, all good. One
of these Mr.. Ben. Mckinley, is the eaues-
trian director. This gentleman is a we'll
known and highly talented comedian,
who has held fine positions in dramatic
companies. Another, Mr.. William Con-
rad, has troupe of performing dogs,
equal to those of the late Mr.. Davis.
The five performing elephants form 3
rare and extremely interesting feature of
the show. They execute maneuyers
which one would scarcely such ponder
Gus and apparently unwieldy brutes ca
pable of.
The menagerie is extensive and valu-
able. 1t embraces a very complete show
ing of African animals, all IN good con-
dItlon. besides a large numper of Great
ures from other strange lands. a feat
ure OF particular interest to little ones
is litter of baby lions, perfect beauties.
This party is notable in one regard par
ticularly above most circuses. That is,
in the neatness of everything on the
premises. The assistants in the ring are
all uniformed in uniforms that tit them,
and every detail seems to be carefully at
tended TO. Some idea of the magnitude
OF the concern may be gathered from the
statement that the management owns and
runs AZ cars, and employs some 300 peo-
pie, all told. Their circus tent which is
separated from that in which the menag-
erie is placed, will seat about 5000 peO-
pie, and was packed at both performan-
ces on esterday.-Chicago Times, June
22d.
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NEosHoRAP1ns-

Aug. Goth, 1876.
" esteTday was q scoreher, and
the thermometer indicated % degrees
in the shade at ten o'clock a. m.
The picnic at the junction on the
9Th, we are informed, was well attend
ed, and every body seemed to enjoy
themselves, especially the little folks.
Hot meals and warm boarders at
all hours at the Clifton house.
We will have nine months school
in this district this year. The winter
term commence the first Monday in
September.
"A heavy rain visited us last night
and this morning, which is in time to
make the late planted corn yield album
dainty.
Farmers in this part of Kansas
will have to spike another plank
around the top of their corn cribs this
year to hold the corn that this late
rain has made.
Emigration still continues to roll
in. Forty-three families passed
through this place last week in search
of new homes in Kansas.
We noticed in the NEWS issued
Aug. 4th a lengthy conglomeratien OF
falsifica tions written, we suppose, by
our Kansas Croaker, who says he
has skinned Buckeye. We, like the
man who was kicked by a jackass,
consider the source it came from, but
will say in reply if Mr.. Croaker calls
that skinning it does not hurt as
bad as when you collected money for
us a year and half ago in an official
way, and kept the same for your Own
use and We are not alone in this skin
ming process, and now in conclusion,
If the Kansas Croaker should ever at
any time get worried over Buckeyes
business we urge upon him the use
of about twenty drops of Mrs. Wins
lows soothing syrup three times per
day. and as little exercise as possible
the latter, we know, will suit his in
clinatiOns.
Farmers are threshing their wheat
and oats; the hum of machines are
heard on every hand.
Rev. d. Barnett will preach at the
Baptist church next Sabbath morning
at eleven o'clock, and Rev. Mr.. Span
gler of Hartford will speak at o'clock
p. IN. BUCKEYE.
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LYON county at PhiladeIpbea

Lyon county is to be represented in the
great National Horticultural display al
Philadelphia, September 18th to 10th, as
the following proceedings of meeting al
the court house on Saturday last, show
The meeting was called to order by
President MIlliken and the business OF
the day laid before the society. The
President read correspondence he had re-
ceived from the Secretary of the State
horticultural Society, and President of
the LeaYenworth County Society, relative
to the preparations being made by the
different parts of the state to participate
in the Fruit Display ut the Centen nial
Exhibition which takes place at the same
time and in CONJUNCTION with the meet
ing of the Pennsylvania horticultural
Society and the American Pathological
Congress.
Quite a lively discussion followed upon
the best means to adopt to secure the
cooperation Of the people Of the county,
when it was tina lily agreed that each one
present should be appointed committee
to see his neighbors and solicit aid in the
form of specimens of the choicest fruits
two weeks from to-day, Sept. I'd.
At the annual meeting of the State
horticultural Society in Manhattan. Dec.
10th, 1876, 1t was decided to accept the
invitation of the Pennsylvania HorticuI-
tural Society TO participate in the Fruit
EXHIBITION, "and make display IN our
grand exhibition worthy of your state
and of the OCCASION"
Recently, Superintendent Goshorn has
gwen to our society an urgent invitation
TO make display in the Psmologica
Hall of the Centennial grounds, which
the LeayenwOrth Co. Soci ETY. have accept
ed, and gone to work to accomplish,
The State Board Of Centennial Mana
gers have the Kansas building 10 keep
supplied with iruIt in addition to which
the Grand National Display for the
whole oil the fruit growing part OF the
United states takes place during the week
september 18th to 10Th, and ut the same
time the Pennsylvania Horticultural So
ciety and the great American PomOlOgi-
cal Society hold social reunion and
fruit display at the Hall of the Pa. HOr-
ticultural Society in the city of Philadel-
phIa, which is intended to be the most
brilliant, extensive and Imposing display
OF horticultural products, and objects OF
horticultural art and decoration ever
given in America,
VIII Lyon county allow herself to be
outdOne In this matter when little effort
will sustain the prestige she has already
gained. The State of Kansas has too
much at stake not to put forth all our
best efforts TO make a display worthy til e
occasion.
Fruits must be shipped as soon as Sep
TENDER 9th, to reach there in time.
Bring in your collections to the court
house on Saturday, Sep. 81, and give our
own people chance TO see what Lyon
county can do, and the society will see
that they are properly packed and cared
for. ROBT. MILLIKEN President
A. G. WnHITE, Secretary.
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Completed .sune 9Th. 1875.

The extension of the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern Railway from Fergu-
son Station to
The st. Louis Union Depot.
(eleven miles, was completed June 10th.
All passenger trains now arrive and de-
part to and from the Union Depot, where
connections are made with all eastern and
southern lines. This new extension
passes through the beautiful Forest Park
also, the most interesting and picturesque
portion of suburban st. Louis and sur
rounding country.
This company has just published a
beautifully colored engraving, entitled
ga Birds Eye View of st. LOUIS" show
ng the new Union Depot, the entrance to
the tunnel under the city, the bridge over
the Mississippi river, and the Relay
House, East st. Louis.
For copies of this engraving, free, adj
dress c. K. Lord, General Passenger
Agent, st. Louis.
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An Elevator It EmporIa.


We take pleasure in stating that Horn
barger d Co., have positively decided to
build an elevator this season just east of
their present warehouses. and adjoining
the A. T. s. 5. +. railroad track. 1t is to
be Of lumber, Isx9O feet in size, and two
stories high, with q capacity of 10000
bushels. The lumber has been ordered
and will soon be here and the building
commenced. This is an important en-
terprise, and in the hands Of men who are
amply able to carry It through, and
whose experience In buying and ship
ping grain in Southwestern. Kansas has
decided them 10 choose Enporia as
the best point for an elevator, Next
season they will complete the elevator
by an addition 1Sx36, and As feet high
The total cost OF the building will then
be some $1,000 or $1,000.
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Go to the nsountains OF coloraao.

BY the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad, the new and popular line from
Atchison and Kansas City via the beauti.
f'l Arkansas valley, to Pueblo, Colorado
Springs. Denver, Canyon City, Cueharas,
Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fee and All
points in Colorado, New Mexico ard Ari.
IONA. Special round trip tickets to Den.
yer, only $50, allowing stop-off privileges
both ways on the main line, and at Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou and Pixies Peak.
Low emlgrant rates to the San Juan
Mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
the Missouri river and Rocky Mountains.
without change. Close connections made
at Pueblo with trains for Denver and
northern Colorado.
For maps, time tables and the GsSan Juan
Guide" address, L. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Topeka Kansas.
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CLEAR LAKE ICE.

Frank Schmidling will this season,
supply all who want ice with clear, pure
lake ice, which he.has received by rail-
road, and will DELIVER to any part OF
the city at two cents per pound, and
guarantee to supply throughout the seas
on. His machine can't fail, for the ice is
already made by natures own process,
and is the best ice in the market. Leave
orders at my meat market,
FRANK SCHMIDLING.
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EvERYBODY,s BUSINESS

We have fine stock OF Drugs and Med
icines, and first-class men to put up pre-
scriptions. We-eAll atteAtiea Ito our new
styles and colors Of mixed paints just re-
ceived. Estimates given Of what it will
cost to paint your house. We keep all
the notions. stationery, &C., that we can't
sell. All goods sold at cost with few
cents added to pay expenses and profits. }
Homeopathic medicines at st. Louis prices.
loft TANDY & EAsTAAAN
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E1fPORIA.

NEW ADvERTISENENTS.- present
this week the following list of new al.
vertiscments. TO be found under that head
ID. w. Eastman-FOr rent
). ID. Gibson, Americus--Seed wheat
Jas. Hirst. Barclay, Ks.-Shecp for sale
n w. Plumb-For sale.
=. Hesse-N0tice TO well diggers.
Martha Roberts-Final settlement.
Hiram Conner-SheFin' IS sale.
T.. 3. Observation-Disclosures notice.
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MAPLEWooD CEMETERY.-H. Conner
is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He Will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so. ian1-t
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DIKD-In EmpOria, at 1890 n. m. Sat-
urday, August 10Th, 1876. X. l.. MeCor-
nell, aged - and months.
The death OF Mr.. Nee onnell, the genial
and popular landlord OF the Merchants
Hotel, has caused a very general feeling
of sorrow here. MIR. Mcconnell was a
good citizen, u warm hearted friend, and
a kind husband and father, and In the ca
pacity Of landlord Of the Merchants. had
become widely acquainted. He had been
sick for couple of weeks with typhoid
fever, TO which Inflammation Of the bow
elw added, and resulted in his uneApeet-
ed death. The funeral took place Satur-
day, and was largely attended. He leaves
q wife and several children;
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For the Cen ennIal.7W
Pullman palace sleepIng cars and day
coaches from Kansas City and Atchison.
to Fl Wayne and Cleveland without
change, via the wabash Line,
Connecting at TT Wayne with through
sleepers to Philadelphia, and at Cleveland
with through sleepers to New York and
Boston, making but one change OF cars
from the Missouri river to the Centean.a.
or New York and Boston,
The Wabash Line is also the most com.
Portable route to indianapolis, Cincinnati
and other eastern cIties.
Passengers taking this line have choice
Of routes either via Quincy or st. Louis,
and can visit all principal cities, water.
ing places and prominent resorts through.
out the country without extra charge.
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