Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
RAILROADS..

sE WINTER AxRANGEMENT.
1855. Commencing january 1856.
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LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
svs t VIA COLUMBUS
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
The Q'1cEest-Shortest-lfos Direct.
uoHTSNo ExsKEs THROUGH TO COLUMBUS, cREsrLISE AND
CLEVELAND, WITHOUT CHANGE OF
By any other route passengers and baggage change cars
rINHE only route daily Cleveland Dun
kirk and Buo, by the unif'rm gusge and without fer
The only with reliable connection to Pttsburg.
The Only route 10 wheeling and steubenville-
The Little Miami via Columbus being the Short, Quick
and Direct Reue from Cincinnati to the East the time
is arranged that it is made with Connections
certain Passengers are not suhect To delay, aud
fa time for meals, which is comfort TO ladies'
and children Crossing the Lit Miami river Milford
II miles east Of Cincinnati eonnscs at Ccu rbus Crestne
Miami via Columbus being the shortest route enables uni
form and safe speed By any other route from Cincinnati
dangerous speed 'eqire and eompeed 70 overcome dis
tan0e which makes conn ctions uncertain.
BY the6 O'clock A. NJ Train, Wheeng Passengers dine At
Zanesve Pitisburg passengers dine at Ores linz Dankrk
and Buffalo passengers dine at Ceveandan dine the fol-
lowing day in New York. Philadelphia, or Washington City,
TINE Via LITTLE MIAMI ROUTE.
From Cincinnati TO
COLUMBUS in So hours;
CLEVELAND in \ Hours
DUNKIRKin 14K Hours;
BUFFALO 10 Is Hours
ALBANY in 26 Hours;
NEW YORK in 80 Hours
BOSTON in IS Hours;
CRFSTLINE in Hours;
PITTSBURG in Ia Hours,
PHILADELPHIA in s0X Hours,
WHEELING in 10 Hours.
BALTIMORE in 26X Hours,
WASHINGTON in 20 Hours,
STECBENVILLE ih 70 Hours.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling Baltimore
Pttsburg, Cleveland, Dunkrk and Buffalo.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRAIN-Clevelaud, Pittsburg Steubenvflle and
Wheeling Lightning Express, leaves Cncnna at A. NJ,
for all the Eastern cities. Also, Springfield and Delaware
Ccleve Lancaster and GAINESVILLE; Manchester and Chill
Hcothe.
Through Columbus, Crestline and Cleveland without
SECOND TRATN-Express Mail, leaves Cincinnati at 10
o'clock A. NJ, fO- all the Eastern cities.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommo iation, leaves Cincinnati at
$50 O'clock p NJ for Springfield Crcevle and Lancaster
Blanche ter and Chiltcothe, HilsborouRh
FOURTH TRAIN-Gievelsnd and Ptsburg Night Express,
leaves Cincinnati at O'Clock, for Cleveland Dunkrk,
Buffalo, New York and Boston, CreSthne Ptburg Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
One Train Sunday ESQ o'clock p NJ, for Columbus.
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.
THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information be obtained ut he Offices No.
Burnet House Building, W. L. O'BRtEN, Ticket Agent;
No III front office, Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON. Ticket Agsn at the old Office, Southeast
OF Broadway and Front street. opposite spencer
House, at the Eastern little Miam Depot, East Front
| Office hours from ~ A. M, nnta 95< p n
P. W. sTIADER G,nrAgt
THE OMNIBUS Line
Calls for Passengers all the p cpa Hotels for each and
train. By leaving directions at ether OF the above
| ut fail. lianl6-1yl II. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
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