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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

NAL- |-| N ~. H- HLHH#N .|
Hon RESrs.-The New York Mirror
gives a,fsW samples Of The way in which
.repS are gSiHg up in New York @ ID
Mr.. CFs,adora, the calculated q arlisI
10 hair" who has occupied No. 5 AsIoi
House for some dozen years, al a rent ol
$500 per annum, has inst beep notified
by Mr.. Aston, that amer The lst Of Nay
next the rent will be raised 10 S3,T66. 4
year The stores ihktohl Of the Metro.
politan Hotel, which have been bringing
1900, have besp raised 70 $4,000. And
80 i goes With fOpr4t Al @l5 a barrel.
and a fair prospect q y running Up %
$50. No wonder the little girl lold .hsl
papa, Il bread go.io DO % dear, they ,apsl
liUs on pound cake. ~.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
For the Ohio Unioh.l

lFor the OhlO UnionJ ~s~IInhstHf
Al a regular meeting Of the ALPHA NJ
LITERARY SoclErY, on Friday evening
25ih inst, The following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Proti.
dence in his dispensaiion to remove from
our midst our esteemed fellow.ciiizen, Mr..
James Sloan, a member Of the Board Of
Education Of The Ashland Union School,
and an honorary member OF our Society.
Therefore, tHJl '.i 3h' ~
Resoiped, Tba, ip The character Of Mr..
Sloan, We rReognize thSse high and emo
bling eiemenis that adorn the moral and
intellectual man, and render him an orna-
Tent 10 his profession and 10 society, and
a benefit 10 his race. I'h ','H7nai
That in this dispensaiion OF Providence,
community at large has los, a brilliant light,
one Of its most efficient mepbers-our
School and the cause Of EdpGagon a YARN
and liberal suppoHet-opr Society a true
anq valued Trend,
That We ~sympathize deeply with the
bereayed family and friends Of the deccas!
ed in this their %irreparable Joss, tia, we
point hem to the volume of divine ruth,
as The only balm to lbe bleeding heart,
containing also an earpeSt Of . brighter
future. i'i sii ns'i
Yhat a copy Of these resolutions be for.
warded to the bereayed family, and lhe
county papers for publication. Of
JOHN KENDIG, PrsPt.
hARRIEr WBsoS, Secretary,
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For the Ohio Union.l

~ LH
Al a special meeting Of Mohecan Lodge,
No. IS, |. o. 0.F held at their Hall on
Friday 24ih February, 1854, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted.
WHEREAS, il hath pleased an All. wise
Providence 10 remove from our midst by
death our beloved brother, James Sloan. a
member Of this Lodge, and one who was
associated with us, by the endearins ties
Of Friendship, Love aud Truth. There.
fore, 'r' ir1 a11hid. 1llI
Resolved, That while we cherish the
memory Of his virtues with sincere es.
TEEN, we will endeavor 10 emulate those
virtues which she'd halo of glory around
his pathway 10 the tomb, and left a fra.
grance upon his character behind him.
Resoioed, That while we truly mourn
the loss Of our brother, who has been trans.
planted from q world Of suffering and sor-
row 10 a more congenial cline, we also
deeply sympaihize with The bereayed wild
ow, wholly a dark and mscrulable dispen.
saiion Of Divine Providence, has been
suddenly deprived Of an amiable eompan.
ion and an affectionaie husband.
ResoiUed, That We o only tender 10
tho disconsolale widow our own deepest
sympathy and kindest regards, in this her
dark hour Of sorrow, but we also com.
mend her 10 The protection of that Benefi.
cent God, who knows now 10 +" temper
the rude blast TO The shorn lamb" too wise
10 err and tooagood 10 be mkind. .'h5ra
w. {SLOCUM, j. ID. JONES, J9n
R. II. CHUBB,T +. W. COFFIN. o
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THE n , BILL.

By reference to our Geographic columns,
it will be seen that the Nebraska Bill has
passed the United States Senate, by a vote
Of 81 10 IA. Three members were sick
and one absent when the role was taken
and six did not vote at all. Had the Sen.
ate been full, and had the members all 70.
ted, the vote would have stood, we think,
40 for, and 81 against, the bill. We are
of The opinion iha, it will never pass the
Horse, Notwithstanding the determination
of the friends Of the measure to press it
through.
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6ounr or oomMoN PLEAS.

a u.
The Spring Term Of the Court Of Com.
tnoR Pleas in and for this County, CON.
menced he session on Monday, 9Th inst,
Judge STEwARr presiding. There is con-
siderable business on the Docket; but the
Attorneys show a disposition 10 continue
agreat many cases The Criminal Dock.
a is mol very large. but there are several
cases TO be tried, the most important Of
which are--The State Of Ohio %. Eli
Baily, changed with passing Counterfeit
Money; TIE State Of Ohio es. Webster,
ehAtg,d with Forgery and Tho State Of
Ohio %. J. Cornell, charged with Grand
Larceny.
The general belief is, that THoRxTox
Pool, charged with the murder at orange,
will also be tried at this term Of the Court
The Grand Jury consists Of the follow
ing persouss John Mason, Foreman J
Jacob Poorman, John Ateh Jeremiah
RuchmasIer. Joseph Nea, Martin Doud
jacob Fact David Fox, Jacob Johnson
Michael Myers, John Devauli Elias Ford
John CIqgsIon, Hcury Siicklef and liar
vey Saeken. 30 i1a3 .lssionDl -ldI (.
Ion Monday, Mr.. J. s. FuIToN, on be
haIf ofihs Bar Of Ashland, presented q Sc
his Of resolutions relative 70 The death o
lANEs sLoAS. Esq. Mr.. fsLrOE aeeOm
Psnied Tho ~pfssenlsiiOn Of The resolution
pishsOms appropriate remarks, snduovei
ftl they DO entered upon lhe Journal 0
aid Coun and, as A further mark Of re
spec, 70 The deceased, thai the; Court ad
jousn until Q o'clock Tuesday morning.
t-aso1 .nrr
t1FE Dou'timagine. reader, that We an
-sknhind ilkb times. = 90 iccOnni d lh'
daft ~ I.ns on,.ffp
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BLANK DEEDS.

Numerous calls have been made upon
us duringsthe past few weeks for Blank
Deeds. We have just printed a large
quantity Of Warraniys, SwAS's improved
form, on The finest quality Of paper, and
are now prepared to fill all orders that may
be made upon us for Warranty and Mort
gage Deeds. We shall have a full assort-
thent Of Justices Blanks in a few weeks.
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CRIME IN E~SsLsSP oS THE ISoRE 4sE.-
The records OF crime IN England show
that in 1905 there were 1906 persons
committed for serious ~oaenses, while in
ls42 the number Of COMMITMENTS was
$500, an increase Of commitments Of
seveu:fold, while ihe population has scarce.
ly doubled. In Scotland, crime has in
creased ihiriy.six fold in forty years, and
The population only fifty per cent. Il
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FifIeen IhonaanA1 INN Lnndred mn.

Fifteen ahspsapd two hundred and ssy..
enty deaths from rousumpiioR occurredip
Massachusetts, during the past four years;
or about ope in every sixiy.6vs OF The
population, and fqpr hundred and seventy
out Of every q thousand Of The number
Of deaths IRON all diseases.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

6AHbbIN0 ~ Nav KoREs-Fhe New
York Day Book states that the police Of.
fssrs indulge In gambling 10 their station
,housss, directly under lhs aye and noses
,of the police. magis,raies. Pretty state Of
%slfairS, ruly-7indicaiive Of a very flour.
iShing state OF morality. .~.UHl-aya
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

1t is mentioned in a Russian account Of
the batilo Of Akhaliyeh, in Asia, that the
Russians gave no quarters 10 any but
Turks. One gun, served by Poles, was
charged by BagawUuth's Dragons, and
The artillery men, in despair, iGng bullets
with their hands a. the heads Of The Rus;
slams.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

1t is positively stated, in a.leiier ffSM
one Of her Msjesty's ships. under com.
mand Of Admiral Drndss, al Constant,
pople,, ihpf after the destruction Of Sinopv,
numeross pieces Of so FOUNDERS shellS'
were \ nd there. marked with tho broad
arrow pf fhe English dOckyards.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

Some idea Of the State Of the Russo.
Greek Church may be- formed from tie
fact. tina. "as drunk as q prissi,n 10 IN
Russia q popular saying 10 describe the
mos. disgusting state Of, inloxiosioa, VI
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

The city Of philadelphia. sf,er consoli.
dalton With The adjoining ~disirics--a bill
70 that effect having become a law-wil
DC twenty-five miles long By six broad.
and will contain : PePuiaaon q over HAN
Amlihanh .isii3rs ~ .aoy t,a |
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NOTICES.

n See advertisement Of "People's
Saloon and Confectionery" in another
column. BAcHEsER knows how TO get
up " ixins" for the inner man." His
assortment, is one Of the best in town.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

~ Douif imagine. reader That We arc
ssknhind ilks times. = op account Of The
dsis Oh 6ur Outside. .eoeoil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-06
On 8-Sm

~ THE HERO OF THE cELEBRATD WORK
"TWENTY YEARS OF An AFRTcAN
CURED BY HAMrr TSRE. VEGETABLE TING
Captain Canots brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and 10 now Medecea en- Chef OF the
We extract from letter written to Mr.. Stock
bridge, of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let.
ter should be read in fall does credit to the head
BY this Ticture Of Hampton's would thus speak out
many now suffering might be induced to Try this
esHavug called on me on the 10Th of April, and
seen me rostrated on my bed, useless In all nv
limbs you can appreciate nearly well as myself
the prompt relief received from Hampton's pe9e-
"You may inform Messrs. Mortimer L Mowbrsy
that they at liberty to make use OF my narne In
the support of the good effects of Dr.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tncture, as it has cured me. In five weeks
of chronic h,fammatoyy Rhemmdttsm, contracted
under tropical climates and of years periodical
duration I have only used three bottles, and find
that the defrmed parts my hands are fast le-
turning to their former natural appearance.
II have been under the treatment of several ply
sicians in London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
ing been tormented with galvanc batt cries. cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds fnternal and external
medicines, ali to effect. am, far cured by this
hampton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
and believe me your well-wisheE." THEo. CANoT.
trial.
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofuls.
Sold BY o. A. STRICKEN and PURCELL. LADD
b. I'll the pIussis.. i Pstsrsbuls; By HoRTIMEf
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Druggists and
Storekeepers every where.
y u per bottle g bottlss Tor u.
n
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TO THE p u C.-Thr
III suhscrfhsr hsyina offered his stock of SAnnIE

NJ 1t public auetion % the 9Th Of June Last. but
owins to the extreme warm weather and sickly sea
son. bis ssls vss postponed; nov hs oden for sale
his large and beautiful assortment OF ready-msde
SADDLES amOpest which are some Of . new and
improved pattern ashehtfay pleasant t. the rider,
and warranted mot 20 hart the horse. Also. Q very
HARNESS, which cannot Be ssrpssed. Ny seck
embgaesa also, Wsgon and Cart Harness Of the most
1urabs qssty; and fact every aSiele usually kept
" 6aadiery establishment, may be fyoDd q my
shop. s manufactured under my own aspsrvision 81
the most sxpsriencsd workmsn
OBJECT N selling out Is TO close my agency bu-
-. sa0 dominance on my own accoant. And ~.
sFy srncis not el.peee4 ~ 81 the 1t Novembsr Win
= oss.sa e d.aas the steas Asrsa!-
tenel xnipkaen, ouoAotiee Of which win - SivSn
10 enabls ne e pFossests this coarpe
II Fe1sess ~ fisnas 70 call me & ones IA 80
fls thstr biis-the necessty OF which ma ~ 49,
70 me- ass ssmsssnt . extseats me hen dshs ~
u ~ nset ardent wish - - 80 ~ssn
ss5-dksts y0sEPH q. coLQuIrr.
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MAfTgns m PM copy t1e 10.
,owsse iron Tho PhiiadslpAia cpsresposdence Of
he Baltimore Americas, dsssd Oct ,:
An extraordinary swisdlisg opsrstion tsok placs
here yesterday, of which IN ussopaiacassd drovef
dispossd II his hofses for el,loo, ZEN In with =
man Who persuadod him 70 80 over to Candea,
where shey met third party, who YVES unknown
% the drovex, aud who said he wa 40 agent Of tho
Emperor Of Russia, authorized TO procure mum
Der Of bomb shelis, 10 be manufactured y thu
country for the use Of his Hishnees army u the
present war; and that the ball. which he held 10 his
hand, was model Of . shell which had been given
HIM The stranger ssked biz friend TO sfy and open
the ball, which was done, and piece Of paper
throws out In the presence Of the man The man
Who he'd the ball then bet that L eonfaineda piece
Of paper. The other parry replied that he had no
money, but be would bet bic gold wateh shss no
The part thet two aecompltces when the iosing ono
said that oil he now had was check for q, 500
which he would change when he came over 10 the
ctty or perhaps he said. the other gentleman
(nesning the droverl wpnld cash b for him. The
foo!sh dfover compiled with the request and hand.
ed over d 100, vim the understanding that when
be got the money for the check he would pay over
the difference. The cuanins rascals hsd no sooner
got possession Of the money than they gave the
grover me sllp and have not been heard Of since
Inc countryman says hts farm, all that he owns,
tune.
The pawnbrokers' establishment at the corner Of
fHth and South streets, was broken into on Safur.
day and robbed Of . large number of silk dresses
and jewelry. The robbers broke into the cellar
beneath the store, and then made their way up to
the noor above BY forcing trsP door,
French servant girl named Julia Ann Ben, was
found dead yesterday morning, In a room that was
filed with gas which had escaped from kitchen
range. An Inquest was also held ON Sunday on
the body of. Q Mrs. Honery .aged - years, whose
death vas caused by attempting to get into the
house feet foremost, Through hole inches by IA
inches, leading into the cellar. Her clothing hav.
lhg caught, she hung in that position until she was
found dead
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MRS b. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
Nl CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs DOVE L
CO.. Main street. has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and eli diseases arinng from i'm.
pure blood.
n See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 Der bottle. or s for @5 an q to
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, Gc--We are now. putting Up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range Ii not sur
passed b. any in for cooking, or for ts
econofny In fueE :
thing fixtures for hot and cold water all Of which
We viii Put up and warnpt 20 give satisfacton:
We slsdputup~CHdLSQN6 PATENT HOT-AIA
FURNACE. which, for tn durability, economy II
fsei, and the great amount Of fresh ar hsated snd
distfibdtsd thfsdSh the registeA II unequsllsd b
O. O. "A. RANGAlGIN, H..
NH $ 81 corner Of Main and 10th nts.
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OFFICE 4. r. l. r. n. COMPANY,3
- ~ RICHMOND. Sept 50. 1854
m - GREAT NORTH
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR NIGHT TRAlN.-On
and after THURSDAY next, the 5th October, the
Mad Train going North win start at n scls ck r. NJ
instead Of O'Clock r. N. 8. RUTH,
se SO Agent of transportation.
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WATCHES. &c.
MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE.

e The subscriber (who has been en-
"a gagged with Mesrs. Mitchell Tyler for
AA2e the last TIVE yeara.) having the tenement
No. 1871, south side Of Main street, second
door east Of 13h has opened well &elected assort-
ment of WATCHES (eold and silvex) and JEW.
clay of all binds, and bess leave to inform the
public that prepared to sell goods In his line on
moderate terms He asks attention to his stock and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase can find
no objections to his prices. -
Being practical matchmaker, he IL also prepared
to repsir Watches at short notice, and in the best
manner, or to mend Jewelry in coed style. Reliev-
ing that those who have work to do, win seek the
best workmen do it. he feels assured that
who favor him with their patronage once, will need
invitation to continue his services when needed
au SETS C. l.. VOE6ELE.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
PRIVATE LESSONS.
!" DE MONTHIJRRY has the honor 10

AZ Inform tho public that he will resume hin
Courses In the above languages on the frat Mondsv
OF October Application may be made TO him at
american Hotel, or 81 his rooms Bank street over
DIR Gooeh's Office. = szs.sg'~ - - : WV
PRor. De MoNTHuRRY, WISHING to make himself
sgreeable and useful to the Students tales the b-
erty Of calling their attention to which
but towards which they seem ON sudden to havs
felt themselves sttracted-he means the EPAsIsH
LANGUAGE sae@sa4 sssasssesa
The relations of his part Of the country have be.
come 20 frequent with that Of the South, that Anne.
ricans have had better epport OF hearing and
approaching the beautiful language which the EN-.
10 not The least doubt bat the Spanish
will become the French to good and
finished education, whilst, account of the intimate
csnncxion existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies Il viii prove use
full IN business Transactions Especially for the South.
iorable circles. ne I4-lm
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very modest lady sent her very modest daughter
pretty young damsel, out morning for sone ar.
ticies Among the many she informed clerk in ono
of our stores, that her mother wanted to get three
yards Of CLOTH for print i've triangular appendsges
Tor her iufant.n
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FOUSHEE STREET ACIDEMY
FoUsHxE n. Bkrw. GRACE AND paoxn.
]. B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.

THE next Session Of this Institution viii
4 commence on Monday, the I'd day Of October.
The Principal win be assisted by tvo well qusfsa
Teachers, and the Ccurse viii embrace everything
taught IN the best Acsdemies. The Tuition Il f,or,
Mathematics extra eA
For partculssssse Ciscalar or Inquire Of the Pnn.
cipal. at the corner of Grace and Adams 80, a
REFERENCES. Professors Gessner Harrisoa. M
Va. - IL u
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FIRsT old woman-"Whst does the minister ssy
to our new buryins.eround?' Second old woman
He don't like at all; he says he'll never be buried
there - long as he lives" First old woman-"Wel
if the Lord spares me. will"
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PIANO FORTE TUNING.

PIANO FORTE TUNING.
Having made arran gements with
HI Mr.. Rufus Morse. who has been ia.
svorably known for many years, az a
Pisno Forte manufacturer, regulator and turner, to
take chsrge of my PIANO WARE ROOM, am
prepared to receive orders for Repairing Regulating
and Tuning Piano Fortes in the city, upon the most
reasonable terms. ALI orders will meet with imme.
date attention. WIN. A. BUFFERS,
Bookseller, Stationer and Piano Forte dealer,
se l9-1m 157 Main street,
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OFFICE Va. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,

OTV1OC
RICHMOND. Sept 12, 1854
I'm = So TO WESTE RN
z-.1af-EdEzM ERCHANTS.-Good
to be transported the Va Central Railroad may
be consigned directly to STEPHEN HUNTER, Depot
Agent.
If the Goods belong to any living off the line
OF the road, they must be consigned respon-
sible person residing at the place of destination
will be required to pay all charges before they are
taken away, which must be done promptly.
III. d. WHITCOMB,
50 l4-2aW1m Supst Va C. r r.
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OFFICE r. r. l. p 4. r. CoMPANY.l
RICHMOND, October ID, 1854
n - q IIEIIH1 Observation-Disclosures

RICHMOND, October ID 1854. !
= y of the a Agricultural Society
Of Virginia who desire to visit Richmond on the oc.
the 5lst of October ensuine are hereby NO.
tilted thst return tickets, avsiiable for ten days.
will be furnished them free Of charge on exht-
oGicers ON the route of this Company between
Wsshirstcn and Richmond. provided specification
is msde therefor on the way to Richmond
And though the usual charge will be mads for the
evaporation of stock and articles intanded for The
ex hibiticn, such stoek and articles will be re-
tnrred over the route for account OF the same
owner free of charge. and the amount hch hes been
paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
P.S.-Stock and articles intended for the exhibi-
ton. must be in resdsneaa for the Steamer Maryland
at Wsshingion and Alexandria, ON the morning Of
SATURDAY 18th October. In order to stcnTc taeif
arrival in Eichmond In proper time. n
SAMUEL RUTH.
cc2 Agent OF Transportation.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
DOWN TOWN!!.
GREAT BARGAINS IN READY

Ia MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
w AND RETAIL. ct n. 6CHuLTZS, No. 81.
MAIN STREET, UNDER THE MAN
SION HOUSE. - Country Merchants and others
are respectfully solicited to give cal, having
hand large and varied assortment Of Resds- Made
Clothing made in the city under my own
want of goods in my line stasaviDg Of at least twen
ty five per cent. either at Wholesale retail Hsy-
MERES and vESTINGs, am also prepared to
make to order every article of gentlemens wearing
apparel in the neatest and most substantial manner,
aud prices that cannot fail to please the most eco
nomical. Feeling confident can offer greater In
ducements than Is usually found respectfully soii-
cit call. Iss 29-2w.I M. SCHULTZ.
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ia -: - -
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
Ttoiee Daily from Richmond to Nep York Nth trans
ers Of Passengers and Baggage through the cities Of
Washington Baltimore, and Philadelphia, free Of
an AND AFTER THE 18TH OF AU-
~ GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be run over the inland route between
Richmond and New York:
Leave Richmond daily at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, and n
o'clock, p NJ; arrive in N York daily at A. NJ, and
5P. M.
Fare to Washington, 1t elias. seats o. g
:. Is Baltimore 1st I" - 6 90
I" Philadelpha 1st 8 90
Between Philadelphia and New York five times
daly) at % and s. for each first class passengers
and Oil so and % for I'd class do. t#
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Phiadepha, or other information, apply at the tick
ct Office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
cts direct be obtained at the Depot of the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Company in Washington, for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at % so.
2. S.-The night train will not stop to take up or
lions: Hungary, Cottage Taylorsville, Junction
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guines's, Freder.
icksburg and Brooke's. @st7
tits deemed proper in addition state for the in
formation of passengers that four daily lines are in
means of which the traveller who through business
or pleasure, has been delayed in Washing on has it
always in his power to proceed at convenient hour
directly on his journey to any port North Of that
ploce. 8. RUTH
oc5 Agent of Transportation