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Subordinate Lodges.

room No. Odd Fellows Hall Theo Marks g.; BoiS-
Secretary il. Dillingham; Treasurer. '-''''
Dy "A M,IGy NJ meets every THURSDAY
Secretary; g. Hooper, Treasurer.
UNION LODGE No meets Monday evening in
No. ga Fslows Hall A Thompson n CT j. Foger, V.
W. W. Gilkerson Treasurer.
N 1S q Hsx eysngn
SeymSm g. r zsrneee kee Secretary L. N Jahan
JEFFERSON LODGE No 9meets every Thursday evening
IN jefferson HILL Fourth District j. F. Miller N. e.; d. Lee
rctary VIM. Deacon, Treasurer
in rao Ss dd1 pf fi5 Nc s meets
Secretary; p Schneider, Treasurer.
ORLEANS LODGE No II meets every Tuesday evening
teom NG / ga teoR u.s. Hall D. Allen n g. j. Il Tenny,
| Treasurer.
+ COIN LODGE ~ T. meets Wednesday
t W. ~ Eimsh, w. G & y onte Secretary James T.
HoWAkD LODGE No Ii meets every Thursday evening in
Ks%s G es ro na RsTd oqs S G
| eeeteInSi a. Desola' treasurer.
No. l. oda reow Hs Tom evening
Caldwell v a. no 2 Todd sesetnly M Gharlts so ST.
nr r1 InnGr ' No. ns Va treasurer
room No l. Odd Fellows Hall A. Mcbons@ K e.; J w
Luther Homes Treasurer N'' anti fsr secretary
TEMpLAR LODGE No 1s meets every Friday svsn,r IN =
Field e. j. Moss secreta ,4eS T Sfnsn n a.; r T.
Secretary; p: A. Patterson, Treasurer
II M"rismy BUILDINGS Third District r R. Brady N. G.;
NJ u; Logan " Ga d. Farmer, Secretary; j. s. Maunseil
Per Sec H. MIllspangh, Treasurer
POLAR STAR LODGE 10 meets every Wednesday,
evening Polar Star room St. Louis street Second biseiy
II. Degruys N. g.; II. Dessonones v G.; r. b. Bnrbier
Rec. and Per Secretary; A. Dudougsat Treasurer.
| LODGE NJ. meets every Tuesday ,var;ry
in room No s. odd Fellows Hall j. csernowskR G.; v
Written v O. j. A. Brown. Rec and Per- Secretary W r.
j. Goodman Treasurer ''''' '''1 ' ''''e"'S' w.
M L0bG NO q meets every Wednssdsy
r. SaIt",ar ~ L 49, s, u hR1ieS "
H. schIG'er vi H. K4ck'' seefef"yf Ende Per secre
COLUMBUS LODGE No. "A meets every Wednesday even
Aglers fuw. wilson, O.; IL hruzG Jas.
Crouston Secretary Jno Mageh"nPe Secretary J Rohkey
GERMAN1A LODGE No % meets every Tuesday evening
IHser y o. r. Tarney Secretary; H. Dsmsron Per sscfs
PACIFIC LODGE No 80 meets every Wednesday evening In
Alien Secretary John r. Michel Per- Secfettv: " C. Ont,
ler Treasurer y
1I,punNv oDcp NJ 90 want, o,o. r,o ,..,
p e.; Sn S, FiuM! evening ID
"' A. Lee
rar, ,sio.t H. '1i'o''' e. SEC
49, -, -, Wv, - ue, :, w o.
| HESMANN LODGE No 80 meets every Wednesday even
" Wotstni Te ieneie Nee' anu feF' secretary
SOUTH WESTERN LODGE M Al meats ovor Fido, AVIAN
PnIi,Ison ~
man paw Sncretnry. q srbmli Treas"rer ''' "'''"-
| 800 -. -, .,u.,,r ,,,,.,-,-
MEECtiA MIS- Lodge No u meets every Monday evening
In room No z ODD Fellows Hall L. Graham, n g.; L. T.
tery G. Fonda, Treasurer
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THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA l. O. o.
E meets annually the fourth Tuesdays and
July, In Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall corner NJ
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Orleans. "
Officers for the Present Year-Edward Psbury of Temp,ar
Lodge No. 49, N. W. Grand Master; Howard Millspaurh nf
Covenant No IL W Deputy Grand MASTER Auuste Baqne
Of Harmony No 49, r. W. Grand Warden; Thomas H. Shields
Of Union Lodge No g. r. W. Grand Secretary: Henry Williams
Of Commercial Lodge No H. r. W. Grand Treasuy er Tho
NJ Blake OF Commercial No ~ and H. g. Steson Of South
western Lodge No 40 Representatives to the r. W. Grand
Lodge OF the United States; j. X Gutheime of Commercial
No W Grand Marshal Gardner Smith, of Commercial Lodge
No. IL, W. Grand Conductor Paul u. Mortimer Union
Lodge No w Grand Guardian; j. Frankford Crescent
Lodge No. g. W. Grand Herald.
District Deputy Grand Masers-E B. Mansel Covenant
Lodge Eo1 District No. q s. Burke. Jefferson Lodge
81 District No A G. Pakenson Of St Mys Lodge TO-
District No 8; G. N Eaer of St Landry Lodge No Dis
ct No g. A. j. Heron of DeSoto Lodge No District No
4. Hman Of Carroll Lodge No. 49, District No. s; j. NJ
Phillips of Trinity Lodge No 49, District No 81 John Moore
Lodge No 81 Dist No 10; O. F. Iangworty, Of Clinton Lodge
No. IL District No. a. George Dermeyer, Of Magnolia Lodge
No. % District No. 5 S. Slaughter Of Cheney Vile Lodge No
Il, District No Is; +. Maurin of Assumption Lodge No.
43, District No. II.
Standing Committees-sate of the Order: P. G. NJ. c. W
G. NJ. JAS Stockton; P. G's VIM Shannon W b. Koonz
Petitions and AnpeaisP G. NJ j. g. Dunlap: p CPS Mag
ncr aud f. A. Patterson I.egsatve-P. d. q. NJ. Henry
bier r. Gs l.. f. Power and VIM. Delaruc: Finnnce-P. G.
MS f. G. Steon and Jno Crickad and p g. Geo Rareshde:
Constitution and By Iaws-P. Is Furnenux A. w Mellon
X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust.
All communications to the Grand Master rand Secretary
should be forwarded the office of the Grand Secretary odd
Fellows Hall. 'THos. H. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary.
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The and respecve nterest o. The parties this
hereby declared TO be AS follows, 10 wit:
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ready for operation 1T Is actually astonishing to
how valuable cotton seed is thus proved to bean ar
tice which for so long period of time was consid-
cred as fit for nothing more than manure, and by
some considered not fit for that.
We regretted to learn that the hum of the hulling
machine in the mill, had been voted nuisance by
people living in the vicinity, and that petition was
in circulation to have the running of the mill stopped
at night. 1t is situated the extreme verge of the
city, four squares beyond Claiborne street has open
commons three sides of it, and no residences nearer
than half square on the fourth side Messrs Martin
& Drorne very reasonable in building their fac
tory as far out as they did, and it would be pity
| they should have to stop work at night, or remove
their factory as the petition of the neighbors de
mands. Still, the roar of the hulng machine is 4;
sound which shakes the atmosphere for great dis
lance at night, and people must sleep. Cannot SOM
enterprising genius invent some method of condens
ing or annihilatng sound? Such a thing wou
hardly be more wonderful than some other things W
have days,
To conclude, this cotton seed oil manufacture is
business which all Southern planters should foster an
encourage all in their power. 1t is not exclusively
Southern enterprise-there being an establishment
Providence, r. l., which turns out large quantities
OIL aud which last year bought up no less than foui
teen million pounds of seed throughout the Soutl
As it is probable that the extension of the bushes
. viii in time create competition for the seed, til
planters win at once the propriey if not the NJ
eessity of giving the Southern manufacturers the pr
ference in dsposing OF their seed and buying the
d olthe South, of course, not giving the North an
advantage over them in the lyerality of their de
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mountain flank with blind and anleSs impulse but
graceful curve winds the train out of harm, and
you move securely into the prmeval forest, feeling
the engine beginning to tug the sleeps as strikes
the edge of Savage River which bols down the west
ern shoulder of Savage Mountain. The transit from
| the world to the wilderness is instantaneous. Mr..
Bancroft and mounted the engine at this spot as
| to enjoy an unrestricted view of the scenery during
the ascent; and although gust began growl over
| the mountains, with frequent flashes of lightning
and thunder, we kept our post, finding the grandeur
of the prospect enhanced by the rush OF the storm
we rose higher and higher on the mountain flank.
"'And so we rolled resistle'sly upward, for seven
teen miles, along the broad lodges, seeing the tree
tops sinking as we swooped into the air which fresh
ened as we rose seeing the vale grow less and less
and the SUBMITS that were just now above come
closer and closer till We touched their level seeing
the river whence started shrink to film in its bed
and seeing the narrow, upward, imprlsOning glimpse
widen into a downward, distant reach.
/" Throughout the whole passage from Piedmont t,
Altamont (2620 feet above the tide and the creates
elevation along the route) the road. constantly an,
almost nsensbly ascends, in every portion filling tn
mind with a sense of as perfect security as if TIL
transit were made in a COACH"
Leaving Altamont, the road passes over the caster
edge of the Alleghanies, and descends into a high
land basin Of great extent known the ''Glades.
What charming region the Glades must be
"These beautiful glades, or mountain meadows, ar
not connected in level field like our western prairie!
but lie in broken outlines, with small wooded range
between them jutting out from their midst in moo
crate elevations. At this height the air is eNtremel
rared and cool throughout summer; so that athoug
the country is not adapted for agriculture, it is
culated for every species of animal and vegetab
life that is disposed to wild and take the world
1t finds it. 1t is rich in all the natural grasses tbs
delight herdsman relieved by Islands Of white-oa
interspersed with alder it is full of copous stream
kept full and fresh by the clouds that condense roun
" the submits its waters are alive with trout, an
waste themselves in deep cascades and falls after III
nishing pools for the fish; it pastures nnutnerab
herds of sheep, whose tenderness and favor rival TIN
of the deer which abound in the woods wild turkey
and pheasants hide among its oaks, beeches, Walnu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
u1TT INn IVTTTFp Tp4n NE

FALL IND WINTER TRADE.
SToSE & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
= they In receipt OF their full stock Of PAh and
Winter
Dry q oods, Varieties md millinery soOds.
They just received their Serond Fall Purchases,
which, added to their former stock, Will enable them 70
sent 20 the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by the largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
offered to the Public.
To their variety they have added large
CarpeDg and Rugs OF the latest designs and best makes,
and also beautiful line Of choice EurS, suitable for the
Winter Trade-tO both Of which, we'll 70 their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been the Eastern cities
the late heavy rise in ali kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and buy
ing largely with til: Cash. they haVe done for
st as well as directly from the Importers, and manuac
tn In some tnstances they able to der inducements
Cash BuyerS, either PIECE or RETAIL,
exec. al by similar house IL the West.
the Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made and making ample to furnish
the Public with of the best selected stocks Of goods in
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
1900 yds Sksenbracing OF the finest Imported,
1900 80 French MeTinoes, CaShmereS, Bombazines,
Thibets and Maddomias-Of every quality and collar
full line Of the Richest Painted SAT-
in striped CaShmeres and DelaIAes-imported.
400 ShaWiS and CloaksembrRcing OF the richest
ever offered In Wheeling.
yds Gnghams DebaSes Delaines and Prints, and
6O,UO0 " Observation-Disclosures the largest line of
house, II not by any house in the city.
They have laid In their stock with view closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their
shall be wanting to please.
They that they can offer inducements to
close cash byerS excelied by house In the West, in
the United States No trouble show gOOdsRcOs
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
G9 Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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WHEELING VA, THURsDAY y MORNING

Two Passenger Trains Daily each why.
ON and after Monday, May ass trains viii follows
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CITY BUSINESS.
ENcoURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
BUE14Eg6sS BOOK X EEPER'3
Writing FI1IIid

1NcR this superior piud Ink has been before Tie pablo
. eaTly years, it has been constantly gaining i
fAyeE and Is preferred BY many To the farfanea Ar
mold Fluid.
ues together with smaller sizes aye been sold
bankers and merchants In Gineinnat Louisville Pts-
bnrgh Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroz TeFTe Haue Lafayette,
Yincennes, indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort Lexington.
Nashville, 8tCpFs, ST. LoU VieEshurs, JaekEup, Nahsx
and New Orleans. II has also bsn adopted IN tie State De
partmens Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi 4 has
taken three first class Diplomas the Meehani 1hstes
Cincinnati and Louisville, and fGnr 0lonsaa Prise Nc
dal at State Pairs held last Pan in E York. Ohio Indiana
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankers &c. In Wheeling, hera
tofore using Arnoid EnRle have purchased J. But
leF's Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants MeehRniesS
Bank Of Wheelng Bank OF Weengt Crescent MRnufaen-
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County National Tsle-
graph Ohice; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ONCE; HcLnro
House; Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell AeAfer Gordon,
Matthews Co.; I. Sweeney Bon; DoRne Cowgirl; OFT
Boyd; Boyd OTIS Oliver Pryor; Jas. II. Co.. Lamb
din GEberson 4 Co.; Press.
ocSO LAMBDIN. enREBsoE sec.
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rTNIIE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented sue
cess which marked the Of their since
It's establishment at Capital and stimulates them to re-
newed exertions to meet, in TIE most sfctet ndnne tue
rapidly Increasing demand for gfrdettcTS ana
experience the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
men mas enabled him bring degree OF perfection
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises
SOT XTrAISED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
sndent by this new process is drilled at the DESK Indlc0
ud step by step, until he has mastered te woiS routine @
Serred an dpprenttceahip in some large Comnercdt
OuSe and all awkwardness; falterng ana eSrsgiOus
ibupders are in great measure, dlssipated.
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants We have secured the services OF some Oh the
most eminent in Ohio, lecture on commercial
of Instruction is too extended particularze
here but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion oil
Scientific observation-disclosures upon Commercial History,
and History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
Ogranhy Commercial Products Commercial Calculations,
Politica Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Traue Part
nersLip, &c.
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/. ]. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmer College.
LORIN ANDREWS,


To young men who wish acquire "Bustn EGhca-
tion we think 1t affords facilities very seldom qualeu
Mr. GRASGRR OF
edge and apness in teaching added practical Counting
Room eSperence and VIC feel that graduates from
his College will lie fully competent to keep the most coti-
cdted S6tQf Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant n
j. j. JASNEY, Secy Board of CONTROL state BANK 0i W.
]. f. pAHNf, Book Keeper at D. 4. Woodburys'
D.OVRRDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke GO:
G. b. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley q Co.'S.
eH-For full particulars, send for circular,
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v Proprletors
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CHIOkhRING,s PIANO FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, q fresh supply Of Ghfckerng Sons eel.
III n 1ebrated Piano Rortes of beautiful black Wal
9nut and Rosewood fntsh aud for hriIltaney OF
tone dlghtnes Of touch be
country Europe are offered at the Lowest ma1psetu
rers prices, including carriage.
Also, Prince Co.'s MelodeoRs, style, with fan and
haf swell OF fine Rosewood finish, and BuaO
prces with general stock Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian French and German YEons, yoIfncellos Pues
Flies, Banjos, Tamborines, Tuning Ferks Italian
with all other articles in the music Line, gene
raj assortment of Variety Goods
Wholesale and retail the old Music and Variety Etoxs
mys N''Y', jas. MELLoR.
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TERMS

TERMS:
For Full Course, Including all Departments ef Boot
E4aufn0 Lectures and pennI1nShip, Invariably an
5Ss %eissst T 6oaGssi xad1s: Department: = :
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SToSE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing hat
= they receipt OF their full stock Of RA and
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
POR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
rJNwTce DAnY Sunday night exseptedl between Kch-
nonl aud Washington City via GordonsTilie and Alex
andIta. ~,
houTs oas OF =. s:45 A. NJ and 1880 NJ
Returning leave washington. .,.e A. NJ. and4 p NJ
Arrive at Rlchmond :1:sO r M and A. ID:
Baggage checks Tickets given through between Rich
mo- and Washington. ,,,,, ~ e,,r. ,,.,,.,1
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTIIERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
nntec Of aways securing connections as s shown by a
walls daily at chnond Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat lne ,,, - q. IN
An Omnibus will found always ready 10 take thTohgh
passengers their baggage OF wearing apparel
h two Depots OF CHARGE with ample time LOT tein 10
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Throuvh Tickets can obtained between Danvne and
Washington at the Terminus of the Road now nearly COM
nleed to Danville. Agent of the Company Will receive
he Checks OF passengers from tie DAnEe Road and at
their baggage all the Way to "aHans'en or ne'
tImOre Depot. -, .,,..
no change of the night line, between Rich
mond and Alexandria. ISl
FREIGHT D DEPARTMENTS.
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rHE INDIES, DEPARTllENY

THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Is now opened for the reception ofLsdes No Institution In
The Union mparts thorough interesting course In
this Department.
In concuson we would add, that shall put forth our
efforts in still more eminent degrees the nat
tering reception which enterprise has met ana ace
pledge OuTseLCes to tnlpdrt moro ttoroug Pyactteae
course Of than can Oeorae1 dt'y
t,the1 sim liar Mercantile college,
Among the many recommendations, We give the follow
ing :. -
1--WE the undersigned, take pleasure in tesfng that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. GranSers aGitS as nm nm
Accountant and Teacher of Keeping which Is Of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an & AS
conntant in heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
gives rim suncror facilities in impartlng Practical
Enotrisdge or Book Keeping and thorough Commercial
Etlucution.
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III, EREsHn ARRIVAL,

FRESH ARRIVAL.
w A. EDWARDS & BRO have Just received, At their
w Grocery, OF Market and Quincy sErrts,
follows:
Rio Coffee, ssrdines,
Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch,
Ground Vanilla Chocolate,
Java Broma,
Imperial Tea, Farins,
Young Hysun Tea, Hermieeus,
GPoWder Prunes
0olong 's Fresil Tomatoes,
Breakfast - Fresh Strawberries,
Rice, Presh Peaches,
English Split Peas, Preserved Ginger,
Rice Flour, Lemon Syrup,
No., No. Mackerel bbls 4 kits, stragberry Syrup.
Irish Salmon, Raspberry
Potomac Herring, general assoFtn't OF sptoes,
Scotch /" and oils.
Cucumber Pickles, Filbtrts and Citrons
Mixed Palkirk HArNey's EOoteh
Walnut Catsup, Ale,
Iouato Fine Cigars,
Worcestershire Sauce, Johnson's 6ne Lump Cbsutns
French Maecaroni
B The above stock has been carefully selected
Eastern markets, invite friends and the puhlo
eau examine, prepared to sell At the oEeSt
market prices.
my9 W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
~ miSSs5t dsON AND GREAT NORTHERN


Passenger leaves New Orleans daily at o'clock
A. N; arrives at Haven Miss hundred and twenty
eight ss from New Orleans at 2s ocoek M Returning
reaches New Orleans at 3:lS o'clock, p. NJ ~ VI
FARK-Three cents mile each way Children under hve
age ee Children between five and twelve OF
age and colored persons, half price.
II SEASON TICKET be obtained at the office OF the
Company corner Caope Magnolia also family tickets
halves packages at reduced price
Colure persons ride in tetran without
written pass expressly them to do and naming
the stations which they go. As the viii
Be retained BY the Conductor and will good trip
direction only making trip both will have to be
provided with two. e "A ~. :
~ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaver
Intermediate stations at 4O A. Tuesday Thurs
day for New Orleans and In
termedste ssons. every Monday Wednesday and Friday
Saturdays Flag Stations idway between regular stations
to receive deliver freight but not on other days
~ No freight will received the New Orleans depo
after o'clock r. NJ. Il.
n line horse mail stages from Brookhaver
jackson jackson Brookhaven day connect
ing with the passenger trains. IS
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or. CHARLES INsTITUTE. GREENyILLE
7 30 Sl5Siise FOR yogNa, LADIES

N 1890 Conducted by Mime O MACE. ~ :.
Ths Glasses this institution Will be reormeo oE Inc Ses
z6ios the LIST Of September next ...,e -
opportunity Of her thanks 70 those fames Mno
s Is heretofore will combine Az the ee
ments the comfort and the
1ent Of the yonng ladies entrusted to her care
The impaired at the s. Charles institute sona
and branches which an
plished education, both in English and in Freach; Mime
Mace the greatest TO secure the most
devotion their duties every reliance may
be placed. SIS. ., I. :,
scoirs thorough knowledge Of the English and on
hand American pupils TO attain perfect
ia French are surpassed by those Of
stuon The and the success with which they nave
employed may be through the most
saisfactory references. ,3 ssI.. Isl
IL IL obiained at the institution. au31 i'm
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily

THE GREAT MA.
1 EIoTAL p RGFRE r. TIE THb
OHIO RAILROAD.-Whic forms the grand central link in
chain Of between the Mississippi and the At
WaEEIiSa, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
AT which places unites with RAILROADS and STEAM.
RoaTS s s S' H PSgts FL sEd HI
can be procured to which point veil BALTIMORE it
the shortest direct and respect the most rea
BILE It is the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New enabled to reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. the cost of ticket to New York
only thus enabling business men and travellers for
visit Of the principal cities in the Union
less cos. than can be afforded by any other
A@- To passengers from New Orleans Vcksburg Nachez,
Memphis and the eT F R X e 10 oGa s
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections
fered
of the Oho by the Illinois Central Railroad
sANBOyAL, ls miles, or ANA, Q72 miles, and thence by
Ohio and se snd Aen
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia Columbus Ohio
SEcoNDThe South river traveller continue upon
hsn " lake K M hs P E i sT he L Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad, which takes him directly to BEL
miles below Wheeling where he takes the cars
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Travellers requested to notice that while thss the
only aordng Through Tickets all the Eastern cities
is also the shortest speedy and direct to all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore
miles, being about 100 miles shorter to New York than
by other route here less changes Of cars by this
route and consequently less detention than by any other
to BALTIMORE or WAsHIN GToN is but FoRTY-rHREE
ssrKe gastsnlar and ASK FOR TICKETS v1A.BALrI
18Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
point on The vt and their g. pleasure mS b
Central Railroad under the Rfsan'
NOD Agent b. l. Q. r. r. New Orleans.
JOHN NJ SHARP. General Agent ny2 If