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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLERS. De
asionallf we hear Of the proceedings
# distinguished travellers from abroad,
a II now AMI then some super-sapient
.i'ise',s Of adjoining States, takes up
Ms nute book m does the world the
,tttlee 10 travel about, to oltnin
Et,aslelge Tor the people" which Is
generally done up IN II heat pns'e
foarl volume with gilt letters, and
%lnws to great advantage in the stalls
# the bookseller
Some ct our collntrrmen seem ~
be so fully impressed with The fact
hat they have been called BY Heaven.
IS lights to shine" that they even bur
dgn Tie world with their own private
sayings and duings. and gives us not
ONLY letters "sent' bit letters received
luing n long and tedious life, very
wasiet,tlly and unprolitahly spent, in
writing letters and miscelanies. A
mountaineering author, is not 10
be endured, and lady who so far
gives up her good common srnse-
and The responsibility nj her sex, as to
travel and play lie peiIIet Of her own
book Of Prose Foems," is something
that sonrs ns against all authors --du-
nestle aud foreign--itinerant and res
idrnt. ..a.
Tia moi unfrcquenily that VIC bear
Of the doings ri some masculine mem
bar Of III" serili|llng fraternity, w|rr
takes OFT his note.look il, The railroad
ear. and ,p.es the fur sex IN the ladies'
cabin (.less their fufhparine souls)
with his own. or somebody e1ses
'lceture on things" Il is this class Of
Of travelling 'rirk<tnfs, az inst whom
we should like to bear. the whole,
weight Of Indignation The question
is, how do the.t get in the csl'in9 In
nine cases ont often, it is by represent
ing themselves as clergymen Of some
popular seet,---this is deemed sufIiei
ent passport. We bear Of such frl-
lows every where, introducing them
selves, as the Rev. "So-and-So' from so
and so Mission in the State Of Texas,
or elsewhere as the case may be; and
10 make the time agreeable they be-
como the escorts of the Indies cabin.
and read snatcles from their moral
lectures. upon the 'mabpers and Gus.
IONS 6i the THf1ErS.
High time it is, tl,at this class Of i'm
posters should be driven to the Social
Hall, to keep company with their
more honest companions who live by
he authority Of tho -Four Kings"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01
Two BnfAenes or Two pRontsss.

Two BaEAcnEs Of Two pRoMtsss.
The Rev Jaeob W. Cooper .s we
learn from n Lowell Mass. piper,
was lately arrested in that city aud
carried TO Grotton to answer to Il
charge Of breach Of promise Of mar.
riage. brought against hin by yuanr
Indy Of The Methodist Church. over
which he had be SET IA pastor
He II seems. had be,n mixing love
10 tso Of his fair hearers, both u
whom he had eng god to marry
The bet way for a reverend gentle
man given at all 70 philunde,ing with
his flock, IL to marry one Ut 'ht,n as
quickly alter his settlement rs possibl
ard then II is perfectly as'oni 'i,iug
how all the rest Of them will forthwith
let him alone Ufifa.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

JuDeE or rnE 17rH JUDICIAL Dis.
rRtcT----several prominent gentle.
men are ont for this office. III addi
ton to the name Of MIR. Jno Young
announced two weeks ago. we annoucc
two others this week Mr.. p. r. Har.
ris, Of Claiborne, AID Fl. A. Drew Of
Minden. Both Of these gentlemen
are well qualified for the Office. Judge
Harris served ten years on the bench
in Alabama with distinction. and Mr..
Drew is gentleman Of fine legal at.
tainments, and eminenfly popular in
his distriot.-Lonissano Democrat.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

A 4 tlitnIy having occurred al
Maysville, Ky between Mr.. Collins,
tile edi'o, Of the ia gle. and Mr. Lu-
Tier Debytis the former shot the lat
Hrr. The wounded nan is not ex.
pprtel to teeuver.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

A PBretriap MhN--Oue Of the
most astonishing curiusites ever rx4
libifed in our city, fsays tile Bal'i.
mtre Sum, can now be seen at Tars
,oll Hall. II il the body If h man
found hurried tx fer deep in guano,
on Tie leland Of 1etabm It IL petri.
fed md turned 10 solid mass II
.l,nn, retaining III The minute ont.
lines Of prfeet specimen If funahi-
~ II has baeh examined BY physi.
cians and scientific ,neb, and pros
honneed one If The most marvellous
subjects ever witnessed.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01
IL We find the following gem Of

Poetry IL MI txel'ange piper.
Beneath this stone II sweet feppse,
Is aid mothers dearest pride;
flower that seafen al wukp to life.
Aid light and beauty ere it died.
God. IN his Wisdom. has recalled
he tfptiuus honu his love bad aiven
And though he taskpt tnpulde,s lie,e,
The GIN is sparkling NOR N Hearen
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

SrielrtA1ls1a AT LAW -- Al trial
for libel IL Massi'lon. Ohio. in which
some SpiriualistS were concerned. The
plaintiffs attorney offered to Prove by
i committee If Spiriualis's 'hat a me.
dinm made RIPS invol''n'arilv This
was objected 10 by the defendant, who
insi+ ted that if the plaintiff wished 20
prove that splits made the rarpint,
they must obtain n subpoena from the
cour, and have spirits brought upon
the stand "lisembolicd and un'ram-
melIed by i1e,h, blood aud stomach"
70 testify 10 their agency in tho mat
ter The Court sustained Tue objee-
ton.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

4 western man advertises for sale
in the Nv Ynrl; lapers, n file Of The
Pennsylvania @ z3ttc. for the years
1855. and Onward TO Dec. 1868, pub
lished BY Benjamin l'arklin.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

1.-THE Free Public Schools Of
Ward No |. will be opened to-mor-
roe. The male schol under The
supervision Of Mr.. &. g. Terry, and
he female, under the direction Of
Mrs. G. HiIgley See notice.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

~ Niadame Sanchez. near the
Market. will furnish her Coffee rus.
TONER'S" with n glass Of egs-nogg
Ibis morning.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

EE' The Nrw-Yerk Tribune charges
thirty cents line for advertisements
in its weekly paper.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01
The NEW Year.

ieu's fl To b. dishr,l up u customers
The difficulties magnify on reflection
Think tor tnoinen', how It il pussi
ble for man editing 50 large at,d IT,
fluentia Il sheet A. the aRAt' fpr IN.
stanre At Donaldson --how is It POS.
eiblp for him to publish and publish
and keep publishing from day TO day
without saying something that has
been said, or something that large
and respectable body Of his customers
will disagree with him abonf' We
aak the question and pause fur an
swti.
OF late years, we notice that The
Almanac Is Of gfpat service on the
editors table. ~ reference to the
column IF ASPECTS" IT will be found
that there is scarce n dry Of the year,
Or mot III, that Il not celebrated fer
''seme'hing." and whatever It IL, it
furnishes 4 text as IT we're, for d lead
er. Titus By reference to The ''aspeet"
If The coming year. II will be found
TINT on lie 18th Of january David
Young was born. All the editor has
TO do IN the premises. Is to find out
who David Young waa, and bis tim
written biography. Is an ineShausiabft
theme for editorial On the 10th Of
the same month, in the saihe column
Of aspects" It will be found that 4
great uoalpit explosion took place in
Scotland This subject furnishes an
excellent text M The dangers Of gas"
NJ respectable editor should be with
uut ~ almanac. wherein he Should
be particular 10 mn,k all the DAYS Of
Battle because this ia the Most pop
mar subject never let The annivei-
sarY of any battle pass by, because II
affords scope for your pat'ioti1m. and
YOU can dilate about The "Sar Of lib
ertv." "Ameii,an Independence" the
'sons Of FREEDOM 'tlr Great War
boss" aud o'hef edirving things.
This l. the First Of January Scri tt
ut large has agreed that It shall be the
beginning Of Of the vpar, III order we
presume TO regulate the payment Of
'pfolnissarv notes. Any other dry
in Nav ur June, would answer as well
ana we think IT people would begin to
believe The fact. that the year ends
tvetv day IN the year, they wnnll be
yin seriously 10 contemplate their own
latter cnda; but enough has lepn said
on this score. The most important
event u be chronitlvd this First oil
January, IL the second anniversary If
the CoMEra eNstanue. To-day We
have lived two years, we enter now
orr seventh volume. ard we must
sav a word to orr customers. The
greatest pleasure Of Our existence l. 70
hold the reins Of this ls lv 10. news.
paper. in our lands--wiih unlimited
power to say what we like, after orr
own fashion. 1t is q great source of
pleasure to TIA to look hack two Janu
aries ago, and see where we came
from with half sheet. half printed.
on a half side. When we reflect, that
every MN who reads the CoMrr l,aa
come up to the Counter for II. il tick
lea our vanity, and raises our self
esteem to zero in the scale. There il
no one Jouaa tous by party ties; and !
II IL 4 consolation for ia to think. that
il no single instance is this imamecu-
late newspaper thrust down anyboiios
throat. IF perchance there should be
any such; we beg them to ito ny the
favor 10 let their wish be known al he
Office, early in this new year. Now
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01
r. The Natchitoches Chronicle

~ The Natchitoches Chronicles
gives Al areouht u tho installation Of
bishop MApris, on the 18th inst
Bishop Martin has bn, recently been
elected, and Il now Bishop Of Nateli-
toebea.
II will be gratifying to HE nnmer-
friends Of bishop MAhtts. III Baton
Rouge. II h4ar 6fhis advanccmunt.=9
During his long residence here, ~
IRE Of 81. Josppl's Church. he gath
red around him. A host If friends and
'dmitars. NJ one II more deserving
tpfathtae than Father MaRna To
lis falshts as Il minister ofthe Gospel,
IL brings others, rarely met with
tsa naturalist, science is indebted 10
rim for mahy valuable contributions,
--s-<b s---------
TMecorn'iek Il Co.. lay us un.
Ter stress Of obligations Fetefai
gsluslle works from their large and
varied stock Of tooks, are now I'm our
table, and viii b. noticed at length
after tersi,al. We eanhnt, in justice
10 oar "ihotai principle, " sreak Of any
hing else than lie esttrpals. When
ire have taken a pleasure trip through
The Interior arrangements, We shall
give more extended notices II my
be smelly said, however that n more
agreeable ronantn, has not Al peared
Ills season, than "lfot Corn from
The pen If Scion Robinson a The
Tribune. II il warm with The truth
md simplicity n genuine hannhity.
md the seene il lail At that ranker,
n The heart Of Gotham, "Iha Five
Points" The patronage that Trinity
Church. has extpnlpd tu tllispan1ein.
,nian If cotrnp'ion is unB,hskod in
no romance, ard held up 10 view,
Or virtnous Indignation Out with
II, say We Keep in your onward
'oarse Mr.. Pease, and past any doubt.
'on will find in The vast popula-
ion If tha Americun Union. enough
'tppnrt ~ make n creditnbla resistance
q the crowned head Of iniquity.
i isnlfogother toe ensy and fash.
efable. TO weaeh morality. Let us
,ate some little Of it. put 10 praoii-
al account Teacl, wild Mag"
nd her companions to be time, learn
hem industry, aud all the virtues
must follow The olson a'mo. p,ere
+ the Five Points must change. 70
GO 1t IN all its hidoDsuess as IL now
:. rad uncle solon's book.
Mccormick II Co., have our thinks
~ neat volume entitled New
,orne or HE United Suites Of the
World" W. like the title Of the
1ofk, and shall eiee il on extended
ntice.
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fr~z-Tt,o r, 4 I,,s*i,,t. ,,,si A,,,s r. ,,ar.,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

tt3-1t is said by the New Yofl
Herald thst Secretary Mare, has s4t'
Wool---Genl Wool to California
to get him out Of the way for the
Presidency We take this as an All
noune'meut Of Marcy, for that respon-
sib'e Office.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

CHANGE or VnNuE.--,Iatt r.
Wand a,,l Il J Wa'd jr., made oath
On the 18th inst, be iorp Justice If
the i, ace a, Louisville. to the effect
that the, could not ohfaio justice in
Jefferson county. The Application
for q change Of venue eHa moi decided
at the latest dates. Tint it will be
granted. however. we have no doubt -
Memphis Eatie
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

EE There il u law IN Russia where
by every man or woman found drunk
in the streets, is compelled to spend
a few hours in sweeping the streets,
under The surveillance Of the Police
They are thus exposed to the public
gaze. It 10 pronounced a "'gfeat pre-
ventative' d intemperanoe.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

fr~Tho following just flow Of merit
I'd indignation. IL taken from The 10.
cal columns Of the True Delta. We
heartily endorse every word gift. and
hs corrective, SUGGEST that The mas.
cnlipe brntes, receive their punishment
from ibe hands If the opposite sex,
IN lashes well laid on, in the very Halls
Of Justice itself.
Not Idly pnsscs without orr city's
fair fame is not polluted by the fpul
dced4 If anhnng vaoitn.d@, who are
mentally and morally, calculated TO
bring disgrace 10 Ike gallows upon
wideb--lf lbey got tF IT. due they
will eventually swing. DIRK, debasipg
aud bsfbar0ts iohtnu,njries inflicted
By husbands ~ wives. and by men on
~ men with whom they live without
~ sanction If the Inv. are eo,tin-
najly brought to The nstice II Tie Re-
eorders Of the several Districts. TIE
w"ine''---forgising creafures----after
causing the arrest of he offending
mascuIlnes. Centrally yield to the sng-
aes'ion cftbe angel thar is within them,
md either Withdraw tie conplainf, nr
ia'l to prosecute. This slrou,d not be
20. On every woma, .heafer's brow
The brand Of infamy should b. burned
'leeply in. ard they should be made
10 work on the streets in the degrada-
ion Of th" chain gang 81 that all tue
men might know them and shnm them.
w" have bece1e tiled II noticing
'he cases Of he offenders individually.
-4---
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-01

~ Capain Joe Walker, in bis
travels among the Western trappert
aud Dountaincers, gives some glowing
accounts Of the wonders Of nature. be
met with between the Ncyada, and tn"
Rio Grande. In the great basin which
intervenes, he found on the Virgin
river sublime cataract, SURPRISING
Niagara itself. in subliuity. fapiai'
Walker. says the body Of water wu-'
he fully as great rs at niagara. and
falls over thousand feet the rive,
il then lost in subtcrrapean pas
sage.
The daily union., 1854-02-03
No. 493
AINTICE M WITHDRAWAL from ID.

No 493
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
lands lying within fifteen miles each side Of the
from SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
VcxssuRs, MISSISSIPPI
behalf
The
UKrGD directed that for The un the h
nc1t public lands lying within neen miles for
either side te said
townships, be Withheld from
cams which excluded from the
special that
have accordingly the land oiecr to WIZ
In the district subject MONROE LOUISIANA
North Of tAs line and east Of the meridian.
eighteen, Diueeen and
twenty, Of ranges inclusive
Townships heen, eighteen, nine
teen, and twenty Of range seven.
een sixteen, seventeen, eghaen and
nineteen, OF eight to fourteen, inclusive.
Township. fifteen and sixteen, Of range fifteen.
North Of the base line and pes et the meridian.
eighteen, nincecn and
twenty, Of ranges one 10 1--WE, Inclusive
subject, sale NArcnroemrs, LoUs
lana, viz:
NORTH of fhs base line and Ssa of the msidian
nineteen
twenty, SIX 10 hiueen inclusive.
under hand General Land once, city oil
ingt0 I7ih day of December, lo33
= 81 BY order the President: .#g
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec 20-lhwi3w
The daily union., 1854-02-03

DE a. known and sande nranifest 10 aI whom II
Land Once Of United states Washington city, o.
lowing d warmth issued BY the register o. he Virginia land Of
he ana et apart Tor ha officers and soldiers
Once military warrant .e3 Issued December j. sas 500
fayor Of sally Pence Ray county and John and a.
of Harrison oounty Thomas o. G., Light,
bno, c coonv, and Richard 2. Lghhurne Of Jefferson
aa3 oce exchange military warrant No. $40, ilo 1927
scros September 90 1885, in the Of the Aforesaid Alvin
Lightburns.
wsii ss,si ISSUED september ~ ''' " ' name =
issued september 90 si in the name Of The aforesaid Richard
Land oee exchange military warrant 5sa 5sis acres
ssned the aotn day Of Noyemne ~ and Lend oaee exchange
in of George W. Iarda, Of bloomington, onroc county
The above described warrants were Issued in consideration
years. services by Richard Lghbune lieutenant
Virginia navy sans 'ps war p .e n ia ana aa y o
their assignee Of warrants numbered 5t3 and s,laD.
53a duplicate part No
a isanea in the Of the euienan, Rich
ard shlburne June as lie3 for 1905 which original
und Once dupiica warrant No 2l47 for acres issued
day March, rusris-
No. 247 which issued for Joshua Tugses Deeem
in The Virginia Continental line and lost desuoyed oae ha
Hardin on 7h day o. June is47 by William ars-
county, Indiana and his wife, sarah afns the sole heir aaw
Once military No 500, for 100 Is
-ued November IL 1896 in the name George sdin ssssnes
dish, Elizabeth seoaed, Nancy Brewer and samuel w Butter
cate ued IN pa Tor original warrant No AGA issued in the name
OF Jhn suer April os 7s5 consideration Of h, revoouors
major In the artillery IN The N
aa Stats n and which original warrant NO. fo9 was lost dc
have made application to the Genea Lsad
obtain land scrip under the provision
o. s act Of Congress q August ross =, W. We HARDIN
Tor himself and "a. ,s' esSs s,ns,0 named heir
nrOoarsoros Monroe county, sn,s q lad,sna ,s,,
Nov oi-iaw3m
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mo. 1881
or WITHDRAWAL

AfOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
~ miles each side OF
river Arkansas Camden Texan
dsry hse, and i,s branches al camden
behalf OF the interests
Proposed mentioned, the
PxxsprsT or Tux Usrnp bearing
public lands
fifteen ms each side Of
pre- esnpion claims whcn operation
Doce all situated he following land districts In the State OF
KAHsAs, 10 wit;
Ia the district Of lands subject TO sale at HKLrsA;
South Of east Of e tA pri.eipa ,aeon.
Townships H. a. a. i5 and fraction Of 49, OF
ins Of the ih principal ncridigr
Townships H. 49, 49, a. i5 and 49, OF ranges q and
Ia the district of subject sale at CHhsrAosoLsa
o|Ms hns and ea Of the rr principal meridian
Townsbp4 H. H. 10, IA, I5 and l6, OF TO- IL
Tewnshaps H. a. la a. U.s. 10 Is 49, and a. OF range
Townships H. H. 49, IA u.s. e ~ s ~, and2o Of ranges H. IS,
fownship. H. n H. "a, IS, I6 and H. OF rangs 10.
Tewpsh.ps "a, II, 10, II, and is, Of range 20.
In the district subject LITTLE Rock
so.dA Of As Of ma principal meridian.
Townships q and }, OF range la.
Townships q, ,, 4, 5, g. y and 8, Of range 10 80,
Townships p D. 7o apd TO- Oranges H. 10 10 and ~
In The dissrict of Lands subject WAsnrsoroS
seufA Of line Of he rA principal neran.
townships s, Q. Z, &, ., and 10. Of range is.
Townships and lo, of range 49, = - - - =
Townships II, IA 49, H. and Is, Of ranges I'll ~ 2 "a 2 70
and a.
Tswnshp- 10, I3 and ~ Of 20, 30, 81, and ~
Tuwnshps 10, IA, ~, aud 10, OF range 80.
iveu under my General Land Once city Of Wash
h0son, THE SIN day Of January 1881.
b. order Of the President
Jan o-iawi3w Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
The daily union., 1854-02-03
ossIciAL.s

TsEAsuAr DHrAAIa1sr, January 4, lisa
koaee hereby gives holders 0f The following
stocks Of the United States thai this department pur
chase, between the date hereof and Juns
portions os those amounting The aggregate ssy..
million dollars, In and as hee,nater e.
TONED, 20 wii
In Of contingent competition, within the stated
preference viii be the order OF time IA which sa
be offered The certificates duly assigned uas
staIes by parties who thereof mus,
ba transmitted TO thts department the reeps whereof
price will be paid compounded OF the following particulars
!. The par yaue specified in each certificate.
2 premium he stock o; The loan authorized BY se, a,
July, 1886 reeenahe November ~ ia56, Of m
stock Of the loan ahon1es by the act OF esa redscmabie
cembef, 1909, OF lteea AMI half Of M
by OF ls4s and ie4o, and
3si December 1887 and the latter the sod
June 1868 twenty per and ON the stock Of loan
BY 1885, redeenabe the sst Of Dece
ber Commonly called The Texan ndemuity ten
Sd Interest each certificate from the lst OF January
1854 settlement The treasury, he
lor money reach te owne OF days
in addition.
Payment VIII be made In drafts the
uaed the al Boston, New Yo
Philadelphia, a the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dstJune Secretary oflhe Treasury.
The daily union., 1854-02-03

rHOCOLATE, Cocoa, md Broma,--w. BAKEH CO.'S
Vanilla and brona,
premiums have been awarded the chief institutes
Union, safe principal
he United States, ssd by their agents:
Hussey Murray, New York Grant Twes rhisdephia
Thomas Brnndiae, Bsrncfe Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio, and q. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. @,
WALTER BAKER, n Co,
Dnrch Macs.
The daily union., 1854-02-03

no ALL WHOM III MAY CoSCEtN.-Tbe undersigned
hereby gives notice that whereas the 10Th day OF December
1918, ISSUED by the Commonwealth ui Virginia military
HoOih
Porch legal OF Michael Booth,
Of continental line OF Virginia, for
rendered sergeant during tho war 10 said continental ne
which said msaJ, and whereas the 2th
October sii duplicate warrant
which said duplicate has been missd and whereas
November s53 duplicate issued
said minor therefore, publish that viii make aepca-
the General Land Uce Washington rcp 10 be issued
only said Michael Booth, deceased
Congess making further provisions
satisfaction VIRGINIA warrants approved August 81
MARTHA PORCH.
97-Isw3no
The daily union., 1854-02-03
nsasn.p..sa az y,rsl.... "a. re. osas. D.s,.

TUE holders following certificates Of debt issued BY The
State Virginia, shs nh DAY Oh hafeh
and afterwards within period eSeesdns ntenn years WIZ lake
ahfag a" creates py
se o The assembly u vsn passed on ne seh das q
March 1885, w proceed hs ri day Of March, eo 10 re-
OF
aforesaid The holders o said certificates required on the SAID
onco OF the second
audtor whether surrendered not the Interest heeoa VIII
that day:
The daily union., 1854-02-03
la j. 4 ( /. Z. Is :;l
GREAT gnHouGH LINE TO THE WEST.
Ia .,E sssss.s.:-l .ssgE5

SE1 NJ -tsa.eNee W. 5dn IN y sSz--7aX
baltimore and Ohio ruroad from Beiavrs WAeeiiag
necfng hsTc h The urge and psmdiS steamers OF IA
UaoR iine the Ohio, andthe stage, 10 1anevle 8e
n HIS expeditions line being thoroughly by
finishing of the Eoad Tree Tunnel the road being
erceent order The travellers confidently
advantages and low fares The
this road Of the supenaour and attractive character
The cypress mail Baitinoe daily
directly through Wheeling ( miles in 10 or 10 hours In
GLIDING all siOppagcs, arriving there at 3 next day
passengers leaving ma lay lodging
Ia Cumberland tl7e me,) and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
To with these the cars leave Washington at
m, daily, meeting Baltimore Wash
Junction. tbetor known the Relay House rae miles from
BALTIMORE
Al Wheeling unrivaled Of the Union
which been completed for this route, daily
ion with the and convey passengers down the Ohio 70 Gin
Louisville, where the for Nashville, kc
the Louis and New oeans packets be taken those
ing further N.
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cnna the West proceed
Ohio Companys excellent
the best of the National road GAINESVILLE, &C and thence
by railroad
Passengers welsvIle by
dnd this agreeable route, being
regular and speedy connenon at Wheeng To and from those
places,
@ Baggage through Washington Wheeling
d o charge transfer Of passengers baggage
ticket wh the right lie anywhere the
rouie) from Washington Wheeling, 80 5oi Cincinnati, sli
to Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets had Parsons, agent,
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
WIN PARKER,
May li--dn General Superintendent.