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INDICTMENT AGAINST P. DILLON, THE
FRENCH CoNsUL.-The Grand Jury yes-
terday empannelled in the United States
District Court have returned true bill Of
indictment against the Consul of France,
Patrice Dillon, for violation of the neu-
traity laws, in enisting men to serve in
the army of Mexico. The bill is similar
in specification and detail to that found
against Louis Del Vale, the Mexican
Consul, With the exception that only two
persons, the names of whom are given,
form the party alleged to have been en-
listed. This is an interesting addenda to.
the Challenge affair, promising full and
complete atonement for the recent and
remarkable can't Witness'' pecul,arities
of Monsieur Dillon, together with devel-
opments which it is expected will occasion
considerable embarrassment to certain
parties, who have not yet figured in the
matter, and who, at this time are partieu-
arly partial to obscurty.
The necessary papers for the arrest Of
Mons. Dillon' were issued yesterday eve
ming. Times f. Transcript.
Twenty young American students OF
surgery, in Paris, have gone to join the
Turkish and Russian armies, to practice.
If they live to come back, they will prob
ably tell US what they sato.
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The greatest depth of the ocean is sup
posed to be equal to the height of the
highest mountain, or four miles.
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Job Printing.

The Job Office of the HERALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa
irons can now have printing done, of all
descriptions, in superior manner: Or
ders from distance must invariably be
accompanied with the money.
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chant streets, or all the principal book stores,
hotels and saloons throughout the city and
State.
1st Grand Prize-Ten Thousand Dol
lars in cash, $4,000
end Grand Prize-One handsome Resi-
dence, consisting OF three acres of
land, with beautiful cottage house,
in the city of Oakland, on Broadway,
within 5 minutes walk of the steam
boat landing The proprietors own
the property under the Peralta title
and two years possession-thes same,
with warrantee deed. will be given
the drawer. Valued at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-One Ranch, consist
ing of 100 acres of land, with good
House, Farming Utensils, &C., &C.
This valuable ranch is located in San
Jose Valley, and is held under a con-
frmed Spanish title. A warrantee
deed will be given the drawer. Value 1000
to 254-Two hundred and fifty VAL
liable Building Lots in the City of
Oakland, the Brooklyn Of San Fran
cisco, situated on Broadway, within
five minutes walk of the landing
These lots are unquestionably the
most beautiful sites for residences in
the State, and are too well known to
need description. The proprietors
hold the Peralta title and have pos
session. The drawer will receive
warrantee deeds Size, 25x100. VAL
ued low at 5000 each, $4,000
255 to 465-Two hundred and ten Fine
Gold Lever Watches Hunting Cases,
each of equal value. Valued at $1OO q, 900
466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chi
nese Shawls, high cost. These shawls
are of the same quality as are sold
daily in this city at $50 each; each
one of equal value. Valued at $50 10000
Certificate the undersigned. are ac-
quainted with the parties owning the proper
ty offered in this Rattle, and also know the
Real Estate referred to, and we assure the
Public that we consider the title to the prop
erty as indisputable.
Hon D S. SHATTUCK,
JAMES A. MORRISON, M. D.
The proprietors in conducting this Rattle
bind themselves to carry it on in a manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may buy
tickets. The drawing will be done by gentle
men chosen by the holders of Tickets. each
county in the State sending committee Of
one for that purpose. Maps of the Real Es
tate, and samples of the property may be
seen at our Office, corner of Montgomery and
Merchant streets
For the responsibility of the Proprietors of
this Rattle, and that it will be conducted with
honesty and integrity, we refer to
His Excellency JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. J. W. DENVER, Secretary of State,
j. B. HARDENBERG, Mayor of Sacramento,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj. w. a. HARVEY, Sg't.at- Arms of Senate
Il. WILSON Wilson's Exchange,
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sac. City. ap29 I'd
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PLACER HERALD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
4. tho HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
~ opposite the National Hotel.
p TERMS.
Advertising.

One square, 10 lines, and more
than lines, first insertion, 500
rooh subsequent insertion, 1,5O
For half square Of five lines or less, 200
Eacb subsequent insertion, 100
~AIl legal advertisements must be
accompanied with the CASH, otherwise
thew will not be published. This rule
will be strictly adhered to.
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Oficers.-H. R. Hawkins, w. NJ; ]. R.
Crandall s. w.; Philip w. Thomas, J, W;
M. ?. Love, S. D.. S. E. Barrett, J. D; Char.
les Fl. Mitchell, Sec'y.; Jno. 7. Harper, Treas.
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NUMBER Sc.

scene took place at ball somewhere in
Mississippi last summer. Among the
persons present was a young lady who
had great horror of snakes, and after
dancing while she was greatly alarmed
ny feeling sensation as though serpent
had fixed itself beneath the folds Of her
dress. Grasping the head Of the monster
tightly in her hand she screamed aloud
for assistance. A hasty consultation among
the calmest of the ladies was held, when
it was determined that DR.. Tinson, who
was present, should be called to their as
slstance. He was quickly OH the spot,
and being man of uncommon courage,
he was not many moments within the cir
Gle of weeping and half-fainting females,
before he had caught the tail of the snake,
and wound il firmly around his hand, tel
ling Miss M. that she must let 90 the
moment he jerked, and to make the act
as instantaneous as possible, he told her
he would pronounce the words, one, two,
three, and that at the moment he pro-
nounced the slast word, she must let 90
her hold, and that he doubted not that he
could withdraw the snake before 1t could
have time to strike. All stood in breathe
less horror, awaiting the act Of life or
death, and the moment three was pro-
nounced, the doctor jerked out the largest
and most diabolical looking hustle that
ever was seen in Mississippi The whole
affair was soon explained, the fastening
of the machine had become loose during
the dancing, and it had shifted its position
in such way that it danged about, and
induced the belief that it was a snake
with an enormous head. The doctor fell
right down in his tracks, and-he did!
"DEAD HEADs."-A Stockton corres-
pondent of the Times :. Transcript, in
writing of the steamboats, running between
that city and San Francisco, tells the fol-
lowing good anecdote of one of the Cap
tains:
"Most of the steamboat men in this
trade are from off the Mississippi river,
and we have an anecdote about one Of
them, the Captain of the -, which
goes to prove how wicked some people
are from that part of the country. 1t is
generally understood that Preachers, like
Editors, are not very well to do, as re-
CARDS money matters, (thOugh we believe
Preachers are the best fed, and that their
passage is generally free, in respect for
their professions. 1t appears that one Of
the first named class went on board tho
---, accompanied by his wife and some
half dozen mules. After the boat was of,
the Preacher suggested to Capt. -, the
proprIety of allowing himself, wife and
mules free passage to the Bay. Captain
- simply remarked, "Does your wife
preach?" emo, sir.'' "Mules neithers"
"No, sir" "Well, then." said the Cap
tain, "You will have to pay their pas
sage" That boat has not, as yet, blown
up"
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POLITICALLY DAMNED.-Mr. Wicker,
Yankee Mack, "Commedian to the born
Republicans" related the following good
story to us during his stay in this city. 1t
will serve to give some idea of the "prin-
cipal ingredients'' of success in political
life away down South. 1t will be re-
membered by some persons about this
eighborhood, that McG., an Alabama
Marshal, arrived in Cleveland about two
years ago, in search of a fugitive from
justice. He put up at the Weddell House
and during his stay there he had "diffi
Guilty" with a "person" who roomed with
him one evening, in which McG., sho,
''three times'' at his antagonist, only
slightly wounding him the third time
He was Immediately arrested and put in
Jail; and on the morning after the arrest,
the following scene took place in the pri-
son: A friend of the Marshal entered
his cell, and found him seated, his head
resting on his hands, and looking like one
who had entirely given up in despair
"Come, Mack" said the friend, "cheer
up; the man is but slightly wounded; and
the matter will not be prosecuted"
"Ruined! ruined ruined - groaned the
Marshal, without even changing his posi-
ton. "Ruined bah !" returned his friend
"don't be child; tell you the wound is
but slight; besides it is an aggravated case,
and had you killed him, you would not
have been ruined"
81 know it," said the Marshal, suddenly
starting up,-"but three times only think
of ito shoot three times at man and
not kill him! | am politically damned in
Alabama !'-Detroit Times.
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q .MASONIC.---Eureka Lodge,
wv No. 16, F. & A. NJ, meets on the first
N and third Mondays in every month.
\Transient brethren in good stand
Ing are invited to communicate.
CHARLES H MITCHELL, Sec'y
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Tickets One Dollar Each.

To be had of the proprietors, at their office,
north west corner of Montgomery and Mer-
chant streets, or all the principal book stores,
hotels and saloons throughout the city and
State.
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uburn Lodge, No. 7, Independent
a Order of Odd Fellows, meets every Satur'
day evening. Brethren in good standing are
Invited to visit. M P. II. LOVE, Secretary
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cracy in warning them against the dangers
of dsaffecton and faction, wherever they
may exhibit themselves. If the Placer
Times is right in the object which it
attributes to the assaiIants of the admins
ton at the dinner referred to, we should
be recreant to our duty as a democratic
journal if we did not repel the assaults
with Indignation and denounce their au-
thors as the worst enemies Of the demo-
cratic party. In the same connexion,
we should not discharge our whole duty
if we did not bear testimony to the ability,
energy, fidelity, and efficacy with which
Senator Gwin has uniformly discharged
his obligations to the State of California
and to the Democratic party
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE.-Ihe follow
are the officers elected for the ensuing
year:
Most Worshipful Grand Master, VIM.
H. Howard, of San Jose.
Right Worshipful Deputy Grand Mas
ter, N. Greene Curtis, of Sacramento
City.
r. w. Grand Senior Warden, r. E
Cole, Of San Francisco.
r. w. Grand Junior Warden, r. N
Wood, of Martinez.
R. w. Grand Secretary, l.. Stowell, Of
San Francisco.
R. w. Grand Treasurer, A. Martin, Of
San Francisco.
r. w. Grand Assisting Secretary, o. j
Preston, of San Francisco.
R. w. Grand Chaplain, James H. Bris-
tow, Sacramento City.
K. w. Grand Marshal, j. S. Halsey,
Marysvile.
r.. w. Grand Sword bearer, C. Fl. Sey-
more, Nevada
r. w. Grand Bible bearer, Geo. Zount,
Napa.
R. w. Grand Senior Deacon, II. r.
Hawkins, Auburn.
r. w. Grand Junior Deacon, S. X.
Nurse, Benicia.
R. w. Grand Stewards, r. A. Appling,
S. Steinheart.
R. w. Grand Tyler, S. c. Field, OF
San Francisco.
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Now will I shortly pour out my fury upon
thee, and accomplish mine anger upon thee,
and will judge thee according to thy ways
and will recompense thee for all thine abom-
nations. Ezekiel vii, 8.
I will early destroy all the wicked of the
land, that may cut off all the wicked doers
from the CITY of the Lord. Ps. ci, s.
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GRAND LODGE, |. O. OF o. F-The
following officers have been elected for
the ensuing year:
G. NJ, j. F. Morse; D. G M, E. w.
Colt; Secretary, r. Rogers Johnson;
Warden, }. Coughln; Grand Conductor,
G. H. Van Cleft; Grand Marshal, II. M.
Hueston; Grand Guardian, P. G. Lam
bert.
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GLASS SrAIN.NG,

liz the modern yieS for ChtrchcS, PSbi;c Build.
iseS. Priraie Dl-eiiiRgs. dc DC
Td9 Fl 2ST P7IzS SECEIVEDI
Cincinnati, also at the louisville Mechanics In
n stiiutc.
We prepared to Gil any order with metal sash
sIained glass with borders aud III mond any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures remhlens
cheap can be nad in New YorS Boston Phlade
phs-the amount of risk Ofbreakage and transportation
less.
Our references all tho good, modern finished
Boats the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. three Preshy
terian Churches Cincinnati, the Episcopal at Ports
mouth. Ohio, Church at Madisot Ind, Il chancel
window at Frankfort, Ky. also window. with fg
urcs. at Nazareth, and two Churches ia Louisville.
BAY window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg, side trausome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isville. Lexington nd Danville.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment
Butt stfeet Louisville, Ky.
mhi7 GIN &C. MILLER & co.
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE. NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS, April 2, 1854.
Ouroice AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and 80 Natchez ST.,
with their contents, except the books and papers
tanned IN our Safe, were .ntrey destroyed by fire. on
the morning OF The 10th March. Although the Safe had
'Oeen Tor several bouis in extremely before
we could recover il. an1 being first discovered was
IN red heat; on being cooled with water removed
our books and papers the twenty thou nd
dolars without the slightest damage injury to
Being fully cCnynceG 10y this event OF The entire seen r
" o those Sales we have procured another same
description from the Agent viz Richs Freproof
safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge, No 80 Magazine street.
ana them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case of fire. e..
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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JEWELyEg S'CDEsE OF
c. c. - ss<xy @E-aS r.. va ,

SECoND STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN. ar KRoN's
NEw BUILDING, kV ANsvIrLE.IA.
x AT this store keep cdnstantly hand large and
IN g-nera, assortment of ateh Clocks Jewelry
all kinds and OF the best styles and quality Ny stock
wil be continually supplied by fresh editions with
the latest and most beautiful which
business connections enable buy sell
price;
Repairs Of any kind executed competent manner
10 ~ charges
All goods sold ard all repairs
Those in want ythng in line
TED TO examine my stock and prices. Jel-u
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRi-
~ EMILY NAH, LINE

cN aud after Saturday July Isl. the
ga deIsigned will run rRI-W ErKLY LISE oi
stage Coaches 10 abOTe.
Leavius Evansville Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
at clock A. returning. leaves New Harmony
day : Inir'd ~ and Natu days at o'cloek a. NJ.
The ltae Ntl o time be stocked with
comfortable Coaches trusty aud careful drivers rps
made Nth rgarty and dispatch. All orders goods
tended
For passage or ether business apply the Office Liv
y anc sale stable Locust the Market House
Prons leaving their names orders Of ta Hotels will
secure prompt sttention. NJ. d K. III. De GARMO.
r2J-tt
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CHANGE OF PROPRaECORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C,
wHo RETAIL
T,E " U n r., NJ q

Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
LEI = II Y YER I NJ G.
THE Undersigned have purchased t1e entire stock OF
Drugs and .NcIicines OF J. NJ. ID. Miller & Co.. and
intend carving he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IL Water street, under
the firm of Leich ~ Ve,ling.
Charlie LEIGH ofthe trn hopes he is iavorably known
10 the public. having been engaged in Mr. Cra~ford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Ncrng, ofthc
rn having been clcrhing in the present the
last years 1ttcrs hinself with having the Joni-
dence OF lis Old customers.
We intend Keeping hand large ami fresh stock of
drugs aud medicines and hope by this means and by
strctatteuton 10 business. aud by low prices tn merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb2j ~ PErFP VER'dNG.
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTRES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Anril 1874

NEW ORLEANS. April 12, 1854. &.
We have abundant reason 10 recommend Rich's Sala-
mander safe emineny reproof, since had an ex-
celent opportunity the 5h February last of testing
one OF that description, which purchased several
years since of Mr. Isaac Bridge, Our store, No. 81
Charres street. with entire stock of hats trimmings
%c was burned on the morning of that day, subectng
our sale to very intense heat during hours vet
IT saved all It's contents, comprising bank notes ana
checks upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars, ard accounts in our
books Tor oy thousand dollars. As said Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars. risk nothing in pro-
nouncins it the cheapest article ever purchased.
ALERRT d TRICO.
a large assortment of WILDER's PATENT SALAN.Nprn
SAFES, with Rich's Improvement. for safe by
STEARNS a. MARVIN,
(successors to Rich IL Col
146 WATER STREET. y. Y,
he only Makers of Salamander Safes. combining VIII,
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors Of
Jones' orlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLIS * HOWES,
my9-tf Agents at Evansville.
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y. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
soSter's Building, Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
builling, will be hand at all times, take
of Deeds. Mortgages. &c. and attend
to all business required of MIN as Justice of the Peace.
fcb9-f
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LAW PARrHGRS4IP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies at
~ Law. Evansville, Indiana. associated Themselves
rs partners in the pracce of the law and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couEes and in the
Supreme aud District Court They design turning THEN
attention pe-cuary TO land law. La short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments 0rin Iamasco, togethe with taeir prOfesioRa
pibn a. - sae title If desired jy25- -daw If /!
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STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. s. MAIL
AND EMPRESS PACK EIS.

TRl- NEEkLs A Boat of this Line VIII
y leave 1erre Evansville every
Es<-SA---M Monday. Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
p NJ These Boats large eemmodiods well furnished
Connecting Tere Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines of
ON the Ohio river. e22-tf
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+ x e! FIR e.! FIREItJ
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
EICH'S SA LA NDER SAFESy

IT = The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST nyrr
received by the mails They form additional testimony
of the superiority of RIcu SALAMANDELs over all
FIRE IN CHARLES ON, sc.
CHARLEsToN, April 90, 1854.
Mr. L. NJ HATcH, Agent for Rich's Saama nder Safes
Dear SIR Finding IL impossible to our safe du.
ring lhe late hre which destroyed store in Hayne
several papers TO test it, We glad acknowledge
that 1t fully sustained the high reputation your Safes
me preservation oil these paper was than we ex
peeted when We witnessed the intense heat it was sub
jected to. Yours, &c
COURTNEY, TENANT 6 &C
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TWO Daily Trains. Making ifrect Connection
By the
LITTLE MIANG RAILROAD

COLUMBUS. To PITTSBC RGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
TIM0RE ANU NEW YORK.
Atsx o'clock A. u. and tve clock Z. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BURGH.
At six o'clock A NJ; aud seven -and-a-haf clock A. NJ
and 6ve o'clock p. NJ.
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati TO sdelrhil .............sI
Cincinnati 20 Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York via Philadelphia Is
DineiInatl 70 PIttsburgh.
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh tfront 81
Time Cincinnati TO Pltt;birgh h:- - hours
Time Cincinnati to Philadelphia ............S SOIS hours
Time Cincinnati to Baltimore ......... 3Uis ho rs
Passengers by O'CLOCK A. NJ Train Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad have 80 minutes Cresne for dinner
arrive Pittsburgh clock p and make direct
neetion at Pittsburgh wit train to Philadelphia and Bt
more connecting Philadelphia with Train New Jersey R
road to New ork
Passengers by clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
ami r. r. sleep PittsburSh and Morning
assng the beautiful mountain scenery by daylight Phil
ade and Baltimore connecting st Phade pnia with
clock NJ Mail Train kenshgton and New Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers clock Evening Express Little Miami
make direct Pittsburgh Fast
Train for Philadelphia aud Baltimore connecting at Pha
lphia with Trai New jersey Railroad to New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all information please apply the old established
General Railroad 0ee in three yel building south
directly the
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat or at the
Eastern Little Miamil Depot. East Front
NM H. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
y. W. SrRADER, Tick and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
Will call for passengers in part of the city nv
southeast Broad
Front. directly river bank.
ey2S j. III. HOWELL Conductor,
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in - Hours:
BOSTON in 3f1s Hours:
BUFFALO in i6I- Hours:
DUNklRk in Is Hours;
CLENELAN u in -, Hours;
By THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route.


- BY THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route.
VIA
LlTTLE MIA7Et ALSOiD!
gyms ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
pn via 3 hase shGTs Rasoss Puntb
Baao Niagara Falls New YORK Bosom Mon1rea nne
a'9ga. Darlington, &c &c.
THgEE DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning Express at O'Clock
maxi, direct and exclusive railroad Crest
Cleveland Dunkrk New York aud oson st Bn,S at at
Al, any. New YORK. Boston. &c.. &c..
VI sxty les less lake travel than any thtr route
meeting at Cleveland with tue magnificent Low
QUEEN or THE IVES Cant Mcbride.
FiRE As CiihNp As ANY OTHER elEs sopTE.: pris:
through rom Cleveland 70 Bunalo without landing in
rom Bnao to New fo,k; rom Buffalo to Niagara Falls
This also makes connection at Crestne to Pttsarr
e CLEVELAND with Railroad to Dunkirk Buffalo
Third Tran"Raiiroad Evening Express, a. O'Clock p. NJ
Prh regs daa at Cresne to
. sTq to nkrs New orb and Boston at Buffalo to Niagara
The only route landing Passengers in Cleveland.
Inc roads OF ths route are the same from Cincinnati
THE LITTLE MIAMI is THE ONLY EASTERN DEPOT POI
eB- BE and procure our Tickets via Columbus
h Baggage checked from Cincinnati and Buff
fsS at Dunkrk to New York. aud checked
The DEP tot this route and Lake Shore Railroad at Ceve
are the
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And for s information please apply the old established
General Railroad Once, in three story yellow building
Southeas. Broadway and Front streets directly
poste the Spencer House Railroad Hotel and Mail Land
ing or at The Easern Little Miami. Depot Front street
NJ A. ". II. CLEMENT, sup't
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passengers part OF the eity bv les
directions the above corner Of
and Front, directly o river bank
ey21 j. H. HOW Ell Condpcl,r
DIR. j. G.. EURCH. Dentist
H(ESPECTr LILY requests those
sonal s'rvices to forward and settle: and would
inform those Who desire such operations in future that there
are no failures when shey paid for. my5i-f