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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-02
rhe Calamity at Ravenswcod, L. I.

Eno Now York Herald gives a long account of
,nlosiou at French's ball cartridge factory,
~,rror Rayenswood, l.. L., on Saturday after
last The immediate cause of the explo-
| i not known. 1t is said the shock was felt
| distance of six or eight miles. The scene ON
snot after the explosion was most sickening.
ffIe Of the building and the surrounding lots
[. covered with the debris of the building, hu-
| rmbs. and fragments of machinery here a
tIoss head. there an arm, and all around
h and entrails, and shreds of clothing, all
mod and burnt SO that Identification is i'm
%le One man drew from the mass the head
| little girl, which he knew was that of his
Lh,or by n bit of ribbon fastened to the hair.
I terrible of all it was TO see women wailing
r. Ground, or grouping among the human
nonts for something which they could identi-
u mourn over; but lime barrels, filled with a
r,sting mass of human remains, black and
Nh. was, in most cases. all they could IN
T. their frantic grief upon. About ten corps
1ere fitted together, either wholly or partial
and carried away on boards, followed by
Inns of inconsolable mourners.
here were over $4,000 ball cartridges made
n the building, besides a considerable quantl-
{ powder. The cartridges nearly all explod-
and the balls were thrown IN every directions;
Oroyid, ntially no person out of the building
seriously injured. One of the balls passed
|ncb a pane of glass into the library room of
B1odne, a distance of one eighth of a mile
shattered the chandelier.
he dwelling houses within the circuit OF a
were more or less injured, having the glass
ely broken out, and in several instances the
.were damaged.
any instances are related of that character
h accompany every great calamity of this
these we are compelled to defer.
5 believed that but fifteen persons were ac-
Y killed; although three others were SO bad
unded that they cannot survive.
peral of the Irish residents of the place be-
shortly after the occurrence, quite riotous
he subject; and one was heard TO threaten to
ing up Mr.. F. Perhaps, in consequence
ese threats, that gentleman, with his family,
left the place tcmporarily.-R. Dispatch.
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TEST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
'.oRIyAL OF STEAMER OHIO.
10000, of eold Come h BOLIVIAN neS

-, YORK. Jan. 29.-The steamer ONO, from
ha"rall January 18th, has arrived with ooo
pngers and II. 000,0OOi in gold.
II :. sloop of war Albany sailed from Ma
;. car San JUN del Norte on the lIth-all
.neeie by the Ohio is consigned prlnei-
:" tf,llows:-Adams & CO.. 1912 900; Bur
and Plume, S200,O00; Exchange Bank
u or0. Wells Fys, & Co.. sos, UO.
Una dates Of the 18th. The steamers
pn Gate and Uncle Sam left Panama ON the
e. San Francisco. with 900 passengers.
rto English Steamer Bogota arrived at Pa
~ on the 4th. with Valparaiso dates OF the
y and callao of the 9th December. Business
\ alparaiso was dull. Freishts moderately ac-
! and unchanged.
rho revolution at Bolivia (before reported)
H. ont Mt La paz and extended to other places.
| Relzus had precipitately left the capital
4 = battalion of infantry and some cavalry, TO
aross the outbreak. The revolutionists hao
Lointed another administrator anu ''' ~
h. overtures to Peru.
4 revolution had also proheh o"s WV P
/ If Inca in Peru.
:, 1nrne dates of November 2d had been re-
led. nil e. I,aol
~, 18th. arrived at Hobson's bay, Oct. 10th.
a%nontitv of gold coming forward was very
and under the advices by the Great
- wos active Mt an advance of I'd. II I'D.
ance. A fair business was doing Mt Mel
- hut prices had not improved and some
Is we're tending downward. Flour had
,y declined. Best samples were selling at
.r ton. Coffee lower, with a heavy stock.
Pr. nrovisions i'm fair demand. American
| 'is f3: Gallego and Haxall' S3 5s a f3 III.
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severe wheather at the North.

|SCORD, N. H., Jan. 3O.-The weather IN
icinity since Saturday has been the coolest
Ford. The thermometer in this city, as in
|9eler, Vt, and many other places, indicates
|ytro degrees beiow zero!
|SToN, Jan. Bolts showing here to-day.
eather is severely cold.
E YORK, Jan. 30.-The harbor is full OF
|bstructing navigation and doing consldera-
damage to the shipping.
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-In the SENATE, Mr..
pglas has commenced an elaborate exposition
be Nebraska bill.
/ the HOUSE,, Mr.. Ewing called up the resolu'
| requesting the Senate to return the joint re-
on the subject of changing the mode OF
ltlng the President and Vice President of the
tied States.
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lSANcEs OF LIBERIA.-It appears from the
message of President Roberts, that for the
year ending Both September, the Receipts
he Republic of Liberia were $35, 093; expen-
Pes, S32,072. Besides sundry merchandise,
Fntire account shows n balance of $4,000 a
Eovornmont
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ntemplated Retire

entemplated Retirement of Senator Smith.
\ AsnINGToN, Jan. 29.-It is stated that Hon.
|nan Smith contemplates withdrawing from
he life in the Spring, and engaging in the cop
lusiness.
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NE PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1855.-The most
nsye preparations are making for the great
OIhon in Paris, to take place next year. The
lCe Napoleon, by the imperial decree institu-
'me eShibition,is president of the commission.
e the direction of which the exhibition will
ldd
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Photographed 70, the Daily virginian.
Arrival Of the Asia.
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
DECLINE in BREADSTUFFS!

New York, Feb. l.
The British Mail Steamer Asia. with dates
from Liverpool to the 18th ult., arrived yesterday.
She brings intelligence of the active prosecution
Of hostilities in the East. The aspect of her
news denotes n probability of n general war, but
the latest intelligence from Paris Indicate a more
favorable prospect of peace. The Turks have
gained a series of brilliant victories on the Dan
ube.
In the Liverpool markets the activity in the
demand for treadstutfs had abated, leaving an
,dvanoo for the week of only one to two pence in
Wheat, and n shilling and six pence in Flour.
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New ORLEANS, Fob. !

New ORLEANS, Feb. /.
The Steamer Georgia from Montgomery, has
been burnt at the wharf Of this city. Sixty per-
sons are supposed TO have loet their lives by the
accident. They were mostly emigrants, with
slaves bound for Texas. One thousand bales of
cotton were destroyed.
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RICHMOND, Feb. /.
Robert Johnston, Auditor, rendered his resig-
nation to the Senate to. day.
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ERIE, PA, Feb. l.,
Fresh riots have occurred here, growing out
Of the Railroad troubles. Tho track has been
ngain torn up.
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DISSOLUTION.

TyHE firm Of DlLLAhD X STUART wa. tbs lay
l. Dissolved by mutual consent. All refs"hs having
chains neainSt The ronrrrn will present them tor settle
m,nt. and those in Iebied will rlrn.c cal and settle
,I,cir accounts withnut delny n, II Is necessary to srilI"
the busiue : Of the cnncern ~ soon rs le's-1'le. Tue
uame of the finn will only lc used IN tie settlement ct
the ~ WILLIAM s. D1LLAhD,
JAMES STUART.
January 26th-l}m
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LIFE IN s A N E.
Mutual Benefit Company

nFFICE at the Bo TX Store OF X \
" FORD, corner Of Main and llIh streets, Rl1H-
MOND. Va. Is. w. Ageii,
After paying al .ses and expenses, the receipts ct tins
company on the LIST July, 1853. amount a to
/ = ,O36, s77 80
Paid in dividends 1, tn, insured, $50, 99l 40
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE II. 7. NORMAN, of thei tic rm .,
Moormnn &, Martin, would INF. rim the iiiephs ana
cu., ,mers of the late firm that he will continue Inc
~ Grocery and Commission Business
Ls "a s,ond nf n. e. M where lie will make every
exertion To give satisfaction TO his friends, customers
and he public generally, a.,d wall .
He will keep constantly on honI a large ana wen Sc
s,a.,ad s,ock If GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS &C.
rs. Snon;al a,trntion paid to the sale or forwarding
OF "nacco' ""'' TUOS T. NORMAN.
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January LIST, 1851. =

E'ONANT Il return their
" thanks 10 their old customers Tor their former
A,n,t -. and patronage. and ask Them TO continue to
e., where very exe,tiun shai be made In pIense them.
,a,6.dt. CON\NT e.
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Dr.Hastings'C Compound Syrup ofNartha


4 POSITIVE UURE POI CONSUMPTION, DE-
"A cline, Asthma, aud all Diseases Of tho Che.t and
Lungs. A angle bottle will prove its efficacy. ilefeto-
fore ali regular practitioners placed eonsumltionn r ong.t
the ncu,nbl, di.ca .cs; aud IA such, the hospital. Of all
cities declined to receive M patients persons afflicted
with il. Happily, however. n discovery has bcen made
which disnrms Consumption of its t"rrois, by placing
il entirely under our control. For the truth of all we
any, we refer To any NJ the most eminent Physicians or
Ho-piials in America and Europe WIN now. a trough
The nj Of Dr.. ilasting-' NAPTHA SYRUP. ~reeognise
Consumption IA durable. aud dali, rejoice In The return.
ing hcnlth aud strength Of those for whom, before its
discovery, III y could have expected or even hof cd TOR
no sucoor but the grave, II Ia, in fIct. the only ri.p,ra-
tioa ever known Ia buye succeeded In arresting thu Tor.
nation of tulerclcs IN ihc Lungs. or In revolving those
already formed. For Ash ma, Coughs. Night Sc 'ats,
!Spifine Of Blood. DiGcuitt Of Breathing, aud Scr ness
Of nf Chest. HASTINGS NAPrHA SYRUP, ty at
once graphing with the root of the disease stan!- be-
foie ul knnwn rene lies. and t. operations in all cnses
IRE 40 speedy that pnti, ma begin To feel its beneficial OF.
ferta suon after the frat or secoud dosc.
w might I'll n volume with certificates, bu, wo simp-
/, ask for u -inele trinI Of this medicine. Tor we are con-
hdent thut there Il no person suffering from any di'case
of The lungs but will find m immediate benefit and spec
dy cure fr I'm IL, use.
rr~ For snle in L~ynchburg at the Proprictors prices.
wholesale and retail by D. X. LYMAN.
JOHN II. SEAY & co.
H.. 10 lA,Erna
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Sl,o75,9J5 80

Showing n business unprecedented in Lie Insurance.
The annual dividends average aver one-thIrd the pre-
MUM paid, thus making the actual cost very low
A few dollars paid annually secures hundreds or
thousands to the policy holder
fP@Persons in LynchbuLg can obtain necessar, blanks
Of DR.. VIM. s. Morris. Medical Adviser for The Com
-, nov 10 d&c3m
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y hhhs new crop Orleans Sugar, OF good quality
100 Bush. Clover Seed.
1903 " Orchard Grrs-,
So q" Ever Green.
;,n ~ 1ta JOHN HOLLlNS.
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HOSTING MACHINES.
RICK q.

RIC LA G..
rlNilE -utsrtil ~ - prrpnr.rI Ia unIerinkr NIL kinds
l. III BRICK LAYING & NORK in Lynchburg
anI its vicinity. Work entrusted to him will be cseen-
ted under The supcrinicndcncc of Mr.. John J Phaup,
whose well known fidelity mud wokrmnalike kill Is n
suni lent gnarnn' ee for is faithful execution, aud he
hopes III ensure him a liberal patronage
inn l7.ts J, BENAGH, ia.
~ ropy.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY tOs
SaIc.-Thr undersigned offers for sale tn" ons
e. Let, on 9TH street. ut present occupied by WI NJ.
BIackfurd. Es1'r. The house is comparatively rw-
has 2 or 8 rooms, vii all necessary out houses nd u
line garden atiac md y
Apply to the undersigned. OF to Mr:o lJ.I',"r
%yrclburg. AUSTIN W. 'o'''
June Id Er2awt.
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N OTIC L .

TNHE under.igucd having lurda ed ot Mr.: James
Smart his intcrcs; il the above c ,uccfn will con
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Gy..sS STAINING.

IN fhc moGcrR styles fo, CharchcS. PHbiic BHiid
iRgS Prjraic DirciiirgS. Dc dc.
Ta8 FIRST PSIZ9 RECEIVED
4 I Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics In
"A stitute.
We are prepared to OH any order with metal .s.l
stained glas- with borders and iii mond centerS for an!
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures Orcmhems
a. cheap a. can nad In New York. "ston Pkiladel
phia-he amount of risk OF bcaSage and transportation
less.
Our references are all tho good, modern fn-hc'
Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Preshy
tean Churches at cincinnati, the Episc rpal at Ports
mouth, Ohio. one Church at Madison, Ind. chance
window at Frankfort, Nv also one window, with fly
ures at Nazareth, ani two Churches in louisville.
Bay window M Governor Helms residence at Barrod-
burg side transome lights in various dwellings In Lou
isyille Lexington md Danyillc.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment o
| BulIiu street, Louisville, Ky.
mill 6m l. L. Mlil'Eh O. %.
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CHANGE oF pgopuIEToHS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &
RETAIL
I,EICH & V ER N G.

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock
L nrdgs and .Hodicines of }. VI. ID. Miller d Co, al
intend ng Ihc Drug business 1T the well know
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street, und
the firm of I..ich ~ Verug.
Charlie. eich the hrm hope. he !. favorably know
To the public. having been engaged in Mr.. traWfp
Bells Store the last hve Years. Peter Nerng. oft
rm having been clcrSing in the present store
last three years, haers himself with having the
dence of its old cu.tomeis.
We intend Keeping ON hand "A large and fresh stock
drugs aud medicines aud hope by this means and
strict attention business. aud by low prices ri
liberal patronage both from old and new Customers.
CHARLES LEICH
feb25-iy PETER VERLING
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y. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEAt
fosters Building. Up Stairs.
+. CRISP. having removed his Office to Foste
y buii ling, will be hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &c., and aIte
to all business required Of him Justice OF the Peas
f.bg-tF
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sguRwOOD HOUSE.

vIIIiE subscriber has taken the above house, and h'
/ entirely reGtted aud re:urnshed it, and is prepare
to entertain The patrons Of the house in satisacor
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable. owned
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhOrses and cS
riages TO let.
The stable is large, clean and well located, and goo
hOstIer,are in constant attendance. Particular attento
will be paid TO the ol horses left with him for Keel
ng ami in all respects, the public sha Hud the she
wood House a good Hotel. fjysfl J. A. BYERS.
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BvAAsYiIJ.E AND AEW u,u,,DNY I'M.
" HkhLl VI lIl. IINli

$50 oN and after saturday July I.t the ur
II fers'tned will run TM-WEFHLY LINZ OF
t.S',"s E'sis'lle. Mondsys "Wednesday. s.S Frsa,,,
.ts Soek A. II; returnins leaves Iiarmop an T,.
~ ,n"''uV and ,"tu dsl = att O'clock A. ~.
me hns ril &C all rmes he stocked with rood ho,.,,
Pnitio coaches driver. ard ~. 80,
s'e eh sniAry and dispatch All order, fot .ooa, a,
ndcd ' f-f'' ""N~'e'"iv ~
fot or other business apply al onr Li,
Hl'uie on Locust street. near the MarkCt Iiou,,
wing th.'r names or orders Hotel. vill
w., f'0"t' ''"AuSa N. 4 h. H. DE uAKMO.
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PRICE, WALSH e. co.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS

web.,a.h,aN M" ORLEANS, April ~. 1854
ahuer Shie as emiIently freproof since q had an
ceuent opportunity. the 5th February las, ~ %
one OF that description. which we purchased sevarsf
tsas since 81 Mr.: Isaac Bridge. Our Store No .,
artres street. with GU. entire stock hats.
We, was burned on the morning of that day subiec,n.
our se 10 very Intense heat during seye raj hon. ,
J, saved All ts contents, comnrsng banE uo,as 80
upwards of nine hundred dollars bills recei
ao'e Tor several thousand dollars, and accounts i'm on
,oI 10 ~ ,housand dollars. As said Safe cost onIv
one hundred and ten dollars. risk no,hi,a "a
nouneing II the cheapest article ever purchs sed PRIV
ALERRT 81 TRICO
@ Alafge assortment OF NILDERs PATENT S.I.N.xnvy
oAFks, with RIch's improvement. for safe by
f.no.o. SIEAkNS d MARVIN,
successors TO Rich d Col
Tho o,,- u.-ee I3o WATER STREET. y. Y,
W o,li! mahers OF Saismander Safes. combining VIII
Jones Worlds Fair Lock, which has neitherkey nor
mo,nore' nr ALLIS d. HOWkS,
"''-" Agents at Evansville.
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CAV PARTNERSHIP.

VAS. G.. Jones and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Auornit a
J Law, Evansville, Indiana. associated tho mse ei
a partners in the pslcce OF the law, and will conne
10 practice in this and the adjoining couptes. and in he
Supreme aud District Court They design turning Tin
attention psrticularly 10 land law Ia short time y
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstrae
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlye
ments orin La,nasco, togethe with their prOfess,a
li,n ist' the title. ifdeIred ljy25-daN
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WHOLESALE And RETAIL BooKsEffpp AVN
STATIONER h-ND
NTOULDrespe fully inform his friends and, ,,ot
w lie generally that having nnrcbssad ~ e Nc pun
Kahoons Mheeer lhe, entire stock of Books
ne mas rei oFed his Book Store to the stan1
of Main and First Streets. "0n' eoihef
ne additions thus made to his stock enables him IN
oner 10 DIS customers larger and better assortment
than has ever before been brought to tb;s snt s.ment
stlng IN part OF, Miscellaneous school, Medical and
Enor p LOOKS Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
rahS. raper, a. q Foreign & Fancy Statione,y osIt
=, All OF winch will be Sold Wholesale and Ra,aii
Inciiha.I prices, fact TO which he would call ,h
uen'ioh OF country merchants dealers teachers al
TO purchase of him. '"eIr interest
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

ouroc,oo,, NEW ORLEANS, April :, 1854
uufohice am warehouse. Nos. 81 and 30 Natcbez at
"h ,neir contents, except the books and papers con
"eu IN our sale, were sntrely DESTROYED by 6re ON
,he morning Of the 10th March Although tbe g. "a IN
eeh or several hours in extremely hot fire hefo,a
eouid recover IL. and, being first discovered .a.
~ ,ea neat on being cooled with water we removed
dollars. wthout The slightest damage ar irInry n
I! convinced by this event the entire secn,,
" 's'es. We nave procured another of the same
rom the same Agent viz-Rcb's Firenroor
sae, SOLD by Mr Isaac Bridge. No 20 Magazine sra,
rIcoianend them To all who desire perfect secnrit,
Tor valuable papers IN case of fire.
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HACTE AND EVANSVILLE u. g. MAIL
AND EApHks- PACkETS.
s-7,-;% lkl-N W EEkL "A Boat Of this Line will
leave Trrre tiaate and Evansville
- hondty. "Wednesday and Friday. O'Clock
r NJ These Boats large.
Connecting at lerre Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
st and at Evansville with the different Lines Of
on the ohio RIVER
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains Making Iirect Connec,io
Bl IhE
LITTLE MIAnf RAIlnOan


COLUMBUS. To PITTSBU RGH PHILADELPHIA RAJ
TlMORE AND NEW YORK
Atsix o'clock A. VI. aud h,e oeloek 4. NJ and
IhkEE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BC RGH,
Az :h o'clock NJ; and seven and-a- half eiOeh A NJ
FARE REREDUCEDI
Cincinnati to Philsdelph. .... - a1
Cincinnati to New lork. via Phlaie phia .... is
tItt-hursh.
T!neinnt' to Pit;shurSh (froo csr)............ 5O
ithe Ciccinnau To ~ hon ?.
'nCihn@ti 10 rhiahrIphla .3D1a hours
iAne CINCINNATI % Baltimofe sol. no "a
Passenger. ly cl0cS A. NJ Train Lirhtnins k.nra.
:u- Miami Railroad have 0nnoes for dinner
arrye 1T Pittsburgh clock aud make direct con-
nteon at Pittsburgh wit train PHILADELPHIA and Bliti
connecting at Philadelphia With Train New Jersey Rail-
foad To New ork. ' ~
Passing rs W 80 o'clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
ann N n sleep Pittsburgh and Mornius Train
the heanal mountain scenery Daylight Tor Ph
ard altlrnore connecting Phad- pIia with
eioek W Mail Tram via kensuston anu New Jersey Rail-
Pa.sensersb by O'Clock Evening Express I. Miami p.
Road make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast Exr,a.s
Train for Phlade pha and Bstore connecting AT Phl.
delphi. ~Iih Irai a New Jsr-ey Railroad to New York
me Little MAN, ,, Is t.s Eastern Dep at C,neinna
and Tor all iniormaton please apply the old established
tener. Railroad Dtce. three sonfh
east ner Of BrOsdwa' Front directly opposite RE
Ger House Railroad Hotel aud Nail Landnx or az th.
Eastern (Little Miamil Depot. East Front street
NM. A. CLEMENTS superin,enaent
r w. SfRADEs. Tick . and General Agent.
TIL OMNIBUS LINE
III call for passengers bv eayir
econs AT th' above ohce southeast Of Broad and
frOnt. directly on river bank.
Sp J. III. HOWELL. Conductor. |
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TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York
ONLi >TEA NBOAF LINE .r,su
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN M ~ y TIE pr[g OLD sANDuSh, ROUTE.
WITH CERTAIN CONrE TYo.T aFsTiFsLo 4 - -
LITTLr m,AMs RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT rSthkss n2AiI hsx EEsyns
ar steamer CRESCENT CITY. VT Pease. Commando,
ss- steamer OF EEK OF THE WEsr ID S'Vs ~ M.p,;s.
days. '' Su"'s and satnr-
Through from Cleveland Buffalo in ten borr, wi,,on,
ssars Pals View Yori Boston Mcnsr ns n Nj
the Eastern States anu - points 10
The th.line deserve than passing notcs
nens built and owned ~ the New York and Erie Nv W
Centra Columbus and Cincinnati and Little Nil
Railroads With strength speed anrva "a
seeo mrodaton and masnneenc. Of finish than To
queen and Cresc.n, are both evidences skill
md will accomplish in this day perfected
r.. = I',,l. Miami is the Eastern Depot Cincinnati,
enses should bear in mind that this the onlt S,ear
,a & Line from clsysl,.d 70 gs1o and regular me
So Meals ana State Rooms included in tickets
From Cincinnati to Burs,a
rom Cincinnati to y York. (Railroad from Bnfisi1 ~
,om Siaeinnas 70 York via Hudson river ,trs 10 90
EycT RsiGixl TickErs.: :'''''..'.''..h 90
from Cincinnati To Buffalo and hack ~"
As 4 kAP As ANY OTHER ROUTE
he old established General Railroad Office in ry Ia 81
.os building souih-sast eorusr OF Broadway and From,
md mail boat Landing Eastern Iit Miam Rt
o.d depot East Front street: nail
P. W. sTRADER Ticket and Gsnc,.i -. iSapa: np.
~, h tne VII 's for passenger any part Of the
Ter NJ broadway and Front street directly on the
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