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AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
WHIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITIO
OE THE DISSNININE VIEWS

WHiFFLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DlSSOLVING VIEWS
as Exhibited IN the Cities Of Boston PHILADELPHIA
and eisetchsTe
- REPRESENTATIONS of the most beautiful
II Scenery of all parts of the world, with a great
variety Of Ancient and Modern Structures Ruins.
Citles' Castles, &c. which produced in a truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear, but 50
sudden and mysterious il the transition that il can
ohly be compared to the magic Of dream seen by
ihere has been but sentiment expressed in
regard to this exhibition that of comrninolrd ds
light. %
day afternoon
at half past and half past g.
Tickets % cents; children half price. Dee %
The above exhibition will be continued at Odd
Fellows' Hall but short time longer.
Ian
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UNITED STATES FRIGATE CoNsTIrurIoN.-Th
United States frigate Constitution, Captain Como
yer, which arrived at New York on Saturday from
the Mediterranean, left Spezzia the 81 Of No
yember, Genoa on the 18th, and Gibraltar the lst
of December.
On the 25th OF February, 1919, she landed Daniel
M'Cawley, esq, consul general to Egypt,) and
family, at Alexandria. The lady Of the consul
general on the previous day gave birth to a son. who
was chrstened ON board by the name of " Consti-
tuition Stewart" The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. N. Frost, chaplain Of the vessel. Captain
John Gwinn stood godfather for the child.
On the I'd OF August, lS49, Pope Plus TX, accom-
panied by the King Naples, visited the ship and
were each saluted by discharge of forty guns.
On the 18th OF July, ls49, magnificent ball was
given on board in honor of the lady of Colonel
Rowan, charge d'atiaires at the court Of Ma
PIES which attended by all the nobility Of
Naples.
At Palermo, on the lth of September, at eighteen
minutes past a. NJ, 1919, Capt. John Gwinn, the
He much beloved and respected by ali ON
board. Capt. Thos. A. Conover assumed the com.
mand of the ship at Naples ON the 18th OF Septcii.
Der.
The ffgatc sailed from Gibraltar for this port ON
the LIST OF December at A NJ, and the same
night came in collision with the British brig Con
fdence, from Newport, bound to Barcelona, loaded
with coal. The brig went down, but the crew,
consisting of eight men and boy, were saved.
The Constitution visited, during the cruise, the
ports of Tripoli, Malta, Alexandria. Spezza, Leg,
horn, Naples, Gaeta, Messiua, Palermo, Genoa,
Touon, Marsces, and Gibraltar-in all thirteen.
The number of miles sailed ''by log during The
cruise was nineteen thousand.
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LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, No. ssG-Iel c

CONTENTS.
1. Dcfenceless State Of Great BRITAIN Black.
moods Magazine
q. stocy Of tiaria Forster clean Paul -
&horpe's Niagosine.
g. My Novel, Book ?, Chaps. ZIP. Biac.rcood's
Magazine.
4. Smyrna, the City Of Figs. Nep Monthly
Magazine,
,: Records OF the Ancient Kings ofPersia. Fra
ser's Magazine.
s. Anatomy of Old Ago.--Ssarpe's AIosa2.ne.
q \ Fronohaan la Cairo Ne,r Monthly .lIuga-
xtne
=. Guizot on Washington and Monk. Tmes
= Fast Sailing Ships - Times.
10. American and English Constitution MAX
ing Times.
Poetry. Shait Articles aud Correspondence
US-A new volume has just commenced
WAsHiSCroS. December ~ ISIS
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Itern.
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO be the most
useful, IL coutains, indeed, the c EXPOSITION only of
the current literature of the English laprua.o out
this, by its immense extent end Soalprt SION i'm
cludes portrai.uso the human tnind in ihs -,
mcst c~pansipn OF the present age.
j. q ADAMS.
FH"...ss.cd weekly st So year, by
j. liirFELL Co. HJstun
And sold by JOS SHfIIlNGTON
Jan l. -dtrw&wiw corner Pa. nv. and a. 81.
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WHINE STORE.--l beg leave 10 invite the a T.
w tenton OF stran gers and citizens generally 10
choice selection of Wines. Branches, &c soms
old ana VI The highest order, and offered for sale
at moderate prices:
Sherry Wines, in bottles and wood, from differ
ent houses, some very choice
Madeira, bottled and in casks, ul various gradea
and yintages
Fort Wine OF very superior quality and genuine
Rhine Wine of great variety among them Stein
berger Cabinet, S.einwein in Bockscentel
Champagne, the Olive. of my own Importation
Also, lleldseik. in quarts and pints
Chateau MargeauN, Chateau Lailite, ST. Julien.
Uaut Sautorne
Also Bordeaux Table Claret, Sauterne, and Vim
nc Grave
Brandies, some in bottles. very old, such as The
Alpha Vintage, 1915, otard, Dupuy Co., London
Dock
Also, ON draught, variety of Dock and Pale
Coguac
Jamaica Rum, high proof aud fne flavor
Holland Gin, very fine and pure
Irish, Scotch, and fine Old Rye Whiskcy
Arrac de Batavia, Italian Alarachino, CurAcoA.
Ahslnthe, kirschwaaser, Wild Cherry Brandy
Stomach Bitters, Scotch Ale, and London Brown
Stout
Also, Sardnes in large and small boSes. always
kept
A very choice article OF Havana Cigars
Besides an assortment Of family Wines usually
kept by Wine Dealers.
JOHN ii. BUTIiMANN,
Penn. avenue, south aide, between a. and 9th sts
Dec l2--2twii6w
nExr IL, tkr.>- st.,-,. nit H.. -.
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A SALE OF ARTICLES now in store, of ready
"A made clothing, &c, will be held at the sales.
room of the Ladies Union Benevolent and En-
ployment Society, on Thursday next, January 10,
TO commence at ii A. NJ, and continue till 10 p. NJ.
The managers are requested to meet this Owed.
nesday) morning, at IL O'Clock, to make arrange
mcnts for the sale.
Ia III
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.

COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
HNHE FIRST CONCERT Of this Association will
Il be held at Carusi's Saloon ON MONDAY even
ing, January 20th, under the conductorship of Pro
fessor C. Lenschow, (the distinguished ex leader
of the Germania,) and il is hoped that the pro
gramnie which will be offered the occasion will
meet with the appreciation oil its friends, and of the
public in general. no efforts have been spared tn
render il worthy of their patronage.
Full particulars hereafter.
A. T. klECkHOEFER,
Ian lO-F MW~ President
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CiRCvs.--We see il stated in some of the ncYo-
papers that General Welch'J equestrian troupe
will commence exhibiting at the National Hail. in
this city, on Monday next, 10Th instant. We hope
the clown will prove 10 bc funny fellow.
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ENoK RENT, a most desirable three story
a dwelling on 18th street. opposite the Treasury.
Apply 10 G. IT. j. Chubb. al the Banking house OF
Jan 1T CHCBB 81 SCHENCK & co
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The New York Sun has received files of the
"Jornal do Comn,ercio," up 10 November 10, and
translates from them the following items
Orders have been forwarded 10 Sr, Joao Pascoe
Grenfell, Consul General of Brazil in Great Brit
ain, TO proceed TO Rio Immediately. He is 10 take
command of the naval division stationed at Rio, to
which are to be added seven of the best vessels of
the squadron.
Field Marshal Antonio Correa Seara. who was in
command at Pernambuco has likewise been or
dercd to Rio.
Accounts had been received from the interior
from Para up TO the 5th, and from Pernanbuco
and Bahia TO the 2Sth and 3ls October
Affairs in the provinces of Para quiet. In
Maranhao robberies and assassinations had become
exceedingly frequent.
In the province of Rio Grande do Norti the vel.
low fever had again made its appearance, and
carried of a considerable number of children
The accomplices Of Jose Guimaraes, who killed
his brother, the commandant OF TIMBER, had been
arrested in Bahia.
The American and British merchants al Rio had
sent into the government their opinion, requested
from them by the latter, with regard TO the pro-
Jected amendment of the Brazilian tariff.
Accounts from Montevideo up to oath October,
and from Buenos Ayres to 2lst, mention the arrival
at the former place of Sr Guido, lately minister of
the Argentine republic at the court Of Brazil' The
prevailing feeling in favor of the expected war
with Brazil. Rosas had under arms in the Oriental
State 1899, in the Entire Rios and Correntas 900
available troops, and at Buenos Ayres and Santa
Fe, $500 men; of these $4,000 ready TO take the
field.
A vessel had arrived at Buenos Ayres from Ant
werp, laden principally with munitions of war.
Great preparations were being made in the ar
senal of Buenos Ayres.
Letters from Entire Rios state that the feelings OF
disunion between Rosas and Urguiza have much in
creased; the latter, it said, had after delaying
to carry out the directions Of Rosas, agreed upon
the basis OF an alliance with the Governor of Cor
rientas Virasoro Urquza had ordered his guns
to be furnished with percussion locks by Belgian,
who had been employed by him for some time past.
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DANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK wants d
D by CHUBB, SCHENCK & co
Jan LOW
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UNITED sTA,rrS MAIL.

rHESAPEAKE ~ oH.O CANAL BONDS.
~ guaranteed by Virginia. For sale by
Jan LEW CHUBB, SCHENCk < CO
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pAsTS OF METROPOLIS STOCK
ID For sale by
Jan LOW CHUBB SCHENCk & co
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DAgFLE.-W i'll be ratlied for Mt Mclntiro' :
Ia Drug Store, corner OF eth and streets. a
splendid English Lever Gold Watch. worth $50.
Forty chances, at - a chance.
Jan ll-3tF
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PIcKPocKeT CAuGHT.-Robert Marques, mailing
from Richmond, twenty-five years Old, gentcely
dressed and modest-looking, was yesterday ar
rested while in the act of picking the pocket of Mr..
John Frizzle,' at the auction sale the market.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan recognised him as the man who
tried to pick his pocket at the United States Hotel
sale on the preceding day. Justice Dom commit
ted him for trial.
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LNoR RENT the three-story Brick House on
4 lob, near h street, now occupied by Charles
"a. H,sAtll. The premises can be viewed upon APP
pics,ion, aud possession will be given or about
tht 2uh Instant. Dec +--dlnI
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DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR KENT or
II poste the Treasury Bulding. Apply to {
St. j. Chubb, at the Banking House OF
Jan l-tf CHUBB, SCHENCk & co
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Gen. Ag't Am. S. S. Union,
At Rev w aIciain's, T. street, bet. Sd & 4, ct

WHIrPLE's DIssoLvISG YIEws.-These beautiful
pictures continue to draw good houses but we
derstand thar, owing toother engagements, they
remain on exhibition but few nights longer. The
interest of seeing them now is much enhanced by
an explanation which the exhibitor makes to the
auditors of the means by which these magical re-
presentations produced. What more rational
mode is there of spending an evening hour than
this exhibition affords ITO Odd Fellows Hall
to Odd Fellows Hall 20 then, cay
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-Sandy Sprgg, who waylaid
Mr.. Hutchinson, and attempted to kill him, was
yesterday sentenced TO the penitentary for eight
years. Tom Taylor, for stealing paper from the
Capitol was sentenced for three years. John Hall,
for two offences, two years. They are all colored
folks
Mary Lawson, alias Benedict, will probably be
tried to-day for perjury, in cndeavosing to screen
Brown, of silver plate memory. II convicted, she
will be the only white woman in the penitentiary
at his place.
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MusIcAL.-The Philharmonic Society will have its
second concert on "Wednesday evening of next
week 22d instant The first concert Of the Column
bia Musical Association will take place on Monday,
the Goth
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FVh CURE
Coughs, Cotds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. WhoO,
ing Cough, Group, asthma, and Consunil
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Miss E. F. Burdett,
Congress Water.

Land for Sale on Pleasant street.
fINHE subscriber will sell 10 II price which
will be object to the purchaser if applied for
Terms Of payment easy
my29-dtf WM. DICKINSON.
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STRIPE MJJSLINS,
Moore is Selling Clothing

A ND Gents Furnishing Goods such very low prices
N that fail TO purchase, who examines hi
stock the Old Stand, No. 2l5I Main-st, U. s. Hote
Building Worcester Mass. may26-d3w
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In Basement of Nos. 1 & 2 Piuer's Block.

Next Door south U. 6. Hotel.
HE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Il Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
The improv of the day. and with conyenenees
as the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus Of the latest and best con-
siruconj the establishment is literally supplied with pure
sprng water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
an Eating House, and they will be ready all hours to
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPUR & LEWIS
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Pasturing for Horses. f +.
GOOD passurng may be had for Ave six horses by ap
VI plying TO
my24-d4wt CYRUS LOWELL
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TWO or three Gentlemen and their wives be accom-
i modated with board and pleasant rooms at No. Ma
pie sreet,-Also two or three single Gentlemen.
Apr % If
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SALES At AUCTION.
Honse and Lot at Anction.


~ w. Selby d Co. will sell on the ises WE'D
-. NESDAY morning. June flih, at II O'Clock, the
House and Lot Chandler street belonging Wood
cock The House is and built in thorough and
venient manner Terms liberal
For further particulars apply to S. w. SELBY & Co.
inne4-d5t
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FRESH GROCERIES
Mattiona Black Silks,
Notice to Settle.
FlntAd Rihhnns.

A entire new style Of Trimmings, in endless variet
\ and shades, with Gilt Bands match, and low
prices than in any other establishment in this city, II
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0 Main ST.,
my l5-dwtf Near Worcester House.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTT0N

G w. SEIBY a co. viii sell n The premises on SAT-
~. uRDAY MORNING. June a, at 10 O'Clock, the
itEAh ESTATE on spring street, known the BUR-
NETT lLACE cons sting of lot 81 by "a feet. On the
same IS Dwelling Houses containing
Five Tenements
Tue ABOVE place will be sold together separate
chasers may desire Terms liberal and made know at the
sale orfurther particulars inquire of
JeIld5t s. w. SELBY & CO., Auct'rs
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Loan.
TNOR SALE--l0O 70 200 loads of good Lean. Apply to
X II. M BARBOUR, Plymouth street Coal Yard Office
room No. 4 harrington corner. ap6-distf
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BOARDING.
Boarders Wanted.
Boarders Wanted.

GIX Gentlemen can be accommodated with good room'
- and board at No. l6 School ST. my29-d4w+
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Arrive !. R.vsnna sa%. day. ~ ~ s t,,iaiv .ssm,
Arr,ye al Ca ton days by 4P "a. , 49,.
l00as From Csaoe by B.nys.s T., p,,a Csk Waa,
",s uius North Jackson, and Ellen, 10 Warren,
SO miles ami back oncs a week
Leave Canton every Tuesday AZ mi
I've ~ Warren ~, day by 6pmi
1--we Wsren every Monday a, 8 am
Arrive Al Canton nex' day by ~ m.
,ooa, Fem Canton, by New Berlin, Gresntown, Lake
North Springfield, and Mdd ebucy, to Akron "A
y, les and back, hire times We X
Leave Canton every Tuesday, Thursday, and SstuT-
Arris. a, Aknn ssme day. by4Pm; 80,
Leave Axiom esey Mo,day, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a, Canton same days by Gpm.
lOOx. From Msssilon by Caasl Full on, Clinton, Nimis
Akron. yahoxa Falls, ana Stow to Fr.ak-
Ian Mills 80 miles AID back. six times week.
Lave Maasllon ally e'c'la Sunday am;
Arrive al F, suk,in Mills ssmo DAY IN lime connect
with Cleveland mail. say y PM
Ls.vs Franklin Muls dairy exc pt Sunday after arr
val Of cleveland az, 'ay a' Jpn;
Arrive at Msssilh s,n d.. : by l2 pm
lOO36 F.om Mas N. ny N,.arre, bnya, Toar Canal
Dover, New P,'ladeipna; Tuscara~us, G,sden
ha,ten, PORT Washington, Ne Aoomer.town, White
Eye Pans, and WIS l. .yeue, To Coshoe, on, 6!
mi AMI bact Tires tim week
Leave Mars,llo" every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive ., shoc,on rext days by Hams,
Lave Coshoc,on every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive At Ms...,on ne II days by Ham
looa1 From Bolivar by s"dys'ir, Ma noia, W.ynss-
Duryy Malvern, OnSOh WINS f.kin, MlncNa
East Rochester snd Green Hill, 70 lianoysron
~ miles and back twAce week.
Leave y livar every Tuesday AMI Saturday at m
Arrive At tisnove,ton same days by SPIN;
Leave Hanoverton every Monjay AID Friday at
an;
Arrive At Bolivar same days by pm.
Proposals for thrs tnes q week are invited.
Iooss Fro.n Es~ Portage, by Nonos Centre Western
ss.r, W.ds~ onh, and River s'yx, to Medina, IS
niles and hack, ihres a ~o.k.
Lave New Portage every Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday al l PM
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Leave Medina every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
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Leave Malta Tuesday at6a~
Arrive at Stratsville same oily by pm;
Leave Sttssyille Wednesday at a m,
Arrive at Malta same day by %pm.
1923 From Beaverton, by Chapel Hill, to Oxford, Is
miles and back, a week.
Leave beaverton every Thursdsy a. SAM
Arrive at Oxford Same day by bpmj
Leave Oxford every Friday at b ami,
Arrive at beaverton same day by SPIN
1924 From McConnelsvic, by Mslts Pennsvile Chez
ter Hill, Bartlett, North Union, DecsturvIfe, and
Fillmore, 10 Litllc Hockhocking, 36 miles and back,
twice week.
Lcnve MeConnel.vil'c Monday and Friday at a m ;
Arrive at Little Hockhocklng same days by D m
Leave Little Hockhockng Tuesdays and Saturday .
Adam;
Arrive at McConnesville same days by p m.
1925 Prem Athens by Shade and Burning to Chester
~ miles and tack, a week.
Leave Athens every Saturday att pmi
Arrive at Chester sans day 10y pm;
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1926 From Athens by Calvary Log Cabin, Rnggold and
Malta to McConnesville, % miles and buck, once
sweek. -
Leave Athens every Friday at am;
Arrive at McConnolsvillc same day by 9pmj
Leave McConnelsvilc evcry Saturday at lam;
Arrive at Athens same days byypm.
1917 From Athens, by Lowroy, Star, New Plymouth,
Swan, and Rock House, TO Adelpbi, ~ miles and
back, once week
Leavc Athens every Monday at pm,
Arrive at Adclpni next day by Jpn;
Leave Adelphi every Sunday At am,
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lol07a From AmesvIls, by Pleasant Valley Ell'ots X
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l0l52 From Lancaster, by Dumontsvle Baltmor, =.
M,l'srspor., to Hebron 70 miles and back, Inv
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday, an,
Saturday at PM ~
Arrive At Hebron same days by 7 D M
Leave Hebron every Tuesday, Thursday, and &,
urday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Lancaster ssme days by l2m
lOI53 From Canal Winchester, by Gfovepsxt to L..
bourne III miles and back, three times xssl
Leave Canal Winchester every Tuesday,, Thsa.d..
and Saturday At 3 am;
Arrive az Lockbourne same days by IAN;
Ls,ve Lockbourne every Tuesday, Thursday a.,
Arrive at Canal Winchester same days by 81 n n
lOl5a From Springfield, by Enon, Fairfield, and Hs,
man.s,ie. 70 Dayton, "a mile. aud back daily o.
cept Sunday. =
Leave Springfield daily except Sunday a, CHM,
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Leave Dayton daily except Sunday ats AMI
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Roads, summerford, West Jefferson and A SSs
TO Columbus, AZ miles and back, three Tina, .
week.
Leave Springfield every Monday, wednesday, .a
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Leave Columbus every Tuesday, THURSDAY u,
Saturday at 5 a nj
Anive al Springfield same days by 6pm
l0l56 From Columbus, by West Jtferson London Soub
Charleston, Selma and Cedarvills, to xsn., 8
miles and back, twice daily.
Leave Columbus daily al 81 m and 81 am;
Arrive at Xsnia Same days by ~ m and II m,
Leave Xeniu daily at 81 m and 81 PM
Arrive at Columbus same days by 81 N and 81 ps
IOl57 From Columbus, by Clintonvile, Worhins.u
Wiamsvle Stratford, Delaware, Norton, WI
do, Marion Grand Prairie, Little Sandusky, u
per Sandasky, Tymoch'ee, McCutchinvlle, f&.
and Fort Seneca, TO Fremont, l0l miles and bs.
three times a week.
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, ~
Friday at pm,
Arriva nj Fremont next dava bv Q n m
LeavS Fremont every Monday, Wednesday, v
Friday at IN;
Arrive at Columbus next days by pm.
l0l58 From Columbus, by South Bloomfield Crclevl.
Chi|lico,hc, Waller, Wavcrley, Pike,on, and L
casvile, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and back, daly
Leave Columbus daily at 8 m;
Arrive at Chillieoths same day by m, and at Port
mouth next day by 6pm;
Leave Portsmouth daily at Gam;
Arrive at Chicothe same day by m, and a, @
lumbus next day by y M.
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Roads, Woody's Mill, Rousseau, Hekersons
Roads and Malta to Mcconnellsvile 70 miles
and back, once week
Leave m, sylIe every Friday at 3 mi
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Lave McConnelsvlle every Saturday al ann
Arrive at Amesvle same day by m
lOI28 From Chester by Bashan and Urahams Staon W
Great Bend and rotum by Sterling Bottom, equal
10 10 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Chester every Tuesday sam
Arrive at Great Bend same day ny *
Leave Great Bend every Tuesday at P M
Arrive at Chester same day by pm
1929 From Galpos by Racoon Island South New .ss
49, ,la Hereford Swan Creek, Green Bottom, Milers,
HasselIyilIe, and Quaker Bottom, TO duyando1ss'
Va, 80 miles and back once week
Leave Galipolis every Friday at a m
Arrive al Guyandote next day by i2mi
Leave Guyandoue every Saturday at APP m;
Arrive a, Swan Creek same day by SPIN;
Leave Swan Creek every Thursday at % m
Arrive al Gallipolls same day by m
lOlsO From Galipos by Smiths, Bays Bottom, and
MlIers, TO Haskeflvlle, 80 miles and back, once a
Leave Gallipolis every Tuesday at Jams
Arrive At Haakellvlle same day by 6pm
Leave Haskellville every Wednesday t6ami
IOI3I From Galpos by Addison Cheshire, Silver Run,
Salisbury Pomeroy, Chester, Alfred, and TuPper's
Plains, 10 Coolvie, 40 miles and back, twice a
Leave Gallipolis every Wednesday and Friday at $
Arrive at Coolvie same days by 8 pm;
Leave Cooville every Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at Gallipolis same DAYS by sp m.
IOlS2 From Gallpol-, by Pine Grove Vintoa and Ew-
ington to WIkesville, % miles and back oncs a
week.
Leave Gallipolis every Thursday at l2m;
Arrive at Wilkrsyie same day by pm;
Leave Wnkesvills every Thursday at am;
Arrive Galipols day by III an
1913 From Portsmouth, by scioovle, Wheslersburg,
Franklin Furnace, French Grant, Hanging Rock,
Ironton, Coal Grove. Greene's Store, Burlington,
and Quaker Bottom, to Guyandotte, Va, So
miles and back, three times week.
n,th Tn dav dnv and
Saturday at 4am
Arrive at Guyandotte same days by Gpm;
Leave Guyandotte every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at m;
Arrive at Portsmouth same days by 81 pm.
l0l34 From Portsmouth, by Scioto, Iron Furnace 26
miles and back, week,
Leave Portsmouth, Saturday at s