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THE LEvIATHAN.-This monster steamship. II ID an
nonced by the company viii not make her contemplated
trip to Portland, Me- until next spring She will then
running regularly between Hoyhead or Liver
pool and Portland, making the trip, it Ia expected in
days Arrangements have already been made with
the London and Northwestern Railway Company OF Eng
land and the Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada
for allowing the steamer portion Of the receipts on all
the ships traffic passing over their lines. vs.
Ono Mr.. Babcock has recovered the sum Of $40 from
Mr.. Raymond publisher Of the New York Times for
Communication furnished to that paper and published In
September 1856 giving statistics showing the great pop
Of the views of the people travelling upon many Of the
railroads aud other routes in the country Mr. Babcock
ys he expended ten days time in collecting statistics
The money claimed by Virtue Of the Standing offer of
tho a TO pay for important voluntary correspondence
II used slaA s-1 .H-s, ~ Y, ~ !
The citizens Of Memphis just now are intensely exe
TO the river majority of thu city fathers seem to favor
the pscect while many oppose It he ground that If
the cotton which reaches that city by railroad and sends
purchasers there ID delivered immediately ON the bank
that Memphis will TO be cotton nasrka and only
be shieg pax In other words the planters will xhlp
direct to New Orleans, instead Of selling at Memphis IL
this project IL carried ont.
USivERslrr VIRGINIA. From the catalogue OF the
University OF Virginia for tho session of ls57'5S we
learn that the total number of students In attendance tu
ring the present session In cas- from the following 6tates
Virginia. S5l Alabama, As Houth Carolina II Mis
sisippi, ~ Louisiana, 50 0oosxA, 40; Kentucky
10 North Carolina, 1s Maryland, III Tsnnessrs.
District Of Columbia, Missouri, Florida Texas
4; Arkansas, California, Pennsylvania, 2 New
York Ohio, Peru, Delaware, 1.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE le. 1855.

Immediately after the Senate assembled on motion by
Mr. STUART they proceeded 70 the consideration OF ex
ecutiye business After some time spent therein, the
doors we're reopened lzl ~ ta n.ta
M MASON then moved that the Senate proceed TO
the consideration Of the following resolutions which
were submitted by him yesterday "a
o les us Judgment q tho senaie That American vesses
The nigh %s o. 70 which, oaa sss
ore moIesaAs dssnon o. such vessels BY force
, ", III The sovereignty Of The United ~
ra' the recen, and repeated Violations q this immunity
The uef Asxo adsn ssss by firing i.so ntsrrupng
. ss s as sr ..s Sa.
the the Of Great Britain and the United
TIL, preclude hereafter tbs Of like
Id a, the sene fully approves he action Of tho Executive
40 sending into tine nsei with orders to protect
sill vessels Of Tue as ~ :" n ns @ RON seasca % aessn
senate that bseoms necessary such additional sgsa
should be supplied IN AID of the executive power AS viii make
such protection enccuai
The question being taken the motion was agreed to-
yeas 80, nays 3-ss follows;
YEas--Nessrs Alton Bell Benjamin, Rxlsr Brown, Cay Cling
man cendon, Davis Douglas E.eh E,zp.irst ewin Hammond
nsy King Maon Polk Reid Sebastian shdsl ssuart Trunbu
Wade Wright aud n lass ~ MARIAN an. p.vh
ABSENT OR NOT vorINd Ba.ss ihyard Bright Cam
Foot Ysr Grsen Halo HAnln johnson u Mallory
Pe.ros ce seward Shields m%1 sanasr Thompson Of Ksn
Mr.. MASON remarked that notwths.a nding the i'm
poranos of the subject he had refrned from partcpa
ting in the discussion, and would only say that he
hoped the question would be taken without debate
The resolutions then adopted, without division
Mr. CLAY, from ths Committee ON Commerce. to
whom referred the joint resolution to authorize the
Secretary Of War 10 ody the contract made with Right
er and Grain for the removal Of distractions in the South
west Pass and Pass lOutre at the mouth of the Mss.
sppi river together with the accompanying papers,
ported them back aud asked 70 be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject the ground that
the work has been completed and the contract complied
WITH and there is necessity for any further action in
the premises. The motion WAS agreed to. 3
On motion by Mr.. SLIDELL, the Senate then adjourned
sine de
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THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD REGION.

Our San Francisco and Oregon papers received by the
last steamer full Of accounts OF the rush to the
gold mines. According to the San Francisco Herald
many OF the quartz mills in the interior of California
langushng for hands, and hundreds of prospecting mi
turning their steps norhward. Large numbers
of the unemployed in the cities also the point
leaving and within six months should the fever con-
tnue California will have sent at least twenty thousand
of her population to the newly discovered mines We
have before given account of the sudden rise into
prosperity of the of Port Townsend on Puget Sound
Whatcom, on Bellingham bay, much nearer to Frazer
has since expanded wonderfully and has all the appear
OF San Francisco in l848. Mr.. Giddings, just
turned from there gives the suboined description of
fairs to the editors Of the Olympia Pioneer
'sHouses were going up In every direction on lots
Streets alleys and water fats. Men seemed to be re-
garess to where they built provided it suiced the
purposes of to-day. Many buildings in the
of construction and hurried rapidly possible
towards completion Lumber 10 far had been abundant
and had been selling at SIG per thousand feet Very
Gently however IL had advanced to $40 per thousand
Upwards Of twenty five houses firms had sprung into
existence since the gold discoveries in that region where
miners goods sold.
From the mines the IL quite favorable any
heretofore received Mr. Giddngs estimates that up
chants within the week preceding his departure in pay
ment for goods. Miners were arriving and departing
every day. those arriving invariably making their stay
short as possible. party had returned to Whatcom
few days previous to Mr. Giidngs departure who had
proceeded far Fort Hope, where they met large
company just from the mines, to whom they had dis
posed of provisions at above 400 per cent above cost
The miners instantly retraced their steps, while the 9th
ers returned to Whatcom."
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very large amount OF Ia annually imported In
to Boston mostly from The southern States No es than
IOs 900 bushels arrived at that port during the three first
days of the past week
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OFFICIAL.
IsrASrsHsr o. ssAss.

lBrAxfAksr W h<Aass
.t Washington, Nay leah, lsss
inflammation has been received this Department frcm K,
f The United States Consul oesa thai department OF tor
egn Commerce. has made tho that
u communication ta As Couucl Medicine IL Nsisuy vi
the Interior he isaon from abroad a t following drugs sud
pharmaceutical preparations pr0hbNed,
list Injections ID, s@nom zschsn 81 Exsracnm frorup jug
lands Ath, Exu~ctim satan,Ae 9Th
ngru Dab Injection Bssn 7 ExtrAs aro
syrop dsae 9th Boules sudortHques ot
soinc lth pasIss) fer oxide rsee l2lh Eau
oohtsme dc lob 18th, lAaueur Dc Iovle 18th, ras. Ia
VILE 10th Infusion doaaw lss Infusion Do nyrrhs iIth
sulphur xumonu 1ssh Aa do Kumssvnad lssh
pecosals balsaaqos do Desacak 4oh. Kxu beiadonnse
2ad, Exr dxssis; 3D. Eztr uHliolse alh
Exr viro~ae 3sh Exit fhos sostosAssds Sh ka
caaabs iudcse.n s5f faaa 5s.a Maui
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INFORMATION WANTED-The heirs of Thomas
Souhcomb also the heira Richard Gernon,
something % their advantage BY Addreng Tos P.ss Frank
fort, kentucky June l3-3@
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Rev r. H. PHILLIPS A. r. rsncltal,
Rev. !. G. WHEAT, A NJ Wee rrinepa
Assisted BY fall corr q Proessson ard Tsashsra
vTNRUSTEES: NJ Rev. w sAsade,s d. D.; 1t. Rev.
j. Johns p D. nsv ). LAsans, Oh p H. smith DR.. y. T.
&riblug, wm. Kinney, J. MeAts, r Pswsfs, 3 Crawford
sa VS. vsFfQks
Rev. T. C. MCGUIRE b. D., 20 Hop, r G. L. Noacurs,
Rev W. sparrow, D. d., PrG ~HSpApsh Minor,
Hop- n. G. Myes, q 1870 A Z. (Ansrtoo, ESQ,
Hon " Ballard Preston, WIN, ~ Rnsktord, Rsq,
Hon. Gs1rge VI Summers, David NJ. Barton, EsQ,
Han, 4. a. n, Gnart, TAssNsn Taylor, Eq
Hon John fAtcher, Dr Ds4Ae
Hon. George w. Thompson, wn n, yOwls, Esq
buildings for the purposes u femals CslsgAts
conmodous and elegant in stuaoa Of great beauty
heshness remote from the tampaoDs incident cities
refined society IT. organisation Southern
embraces dren seoas the Southern portion
the confcicracy. gltl.
viii commence the 10Th IL September.
EAgsh tuition annual sossiOa 800
guages, drawing, be-, extra. esssl5a
UrCuars utosmauoa upon Application hs
cipal ~ alf vslsissa Rev. X II. PHHLIPS
49, sod2m% e|saH.ss t4a. ss5stt Hsauntou
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- u i4ti vl.fsili a kAHoaH 01vGm, iHF
wAshingtap, yups ~, 1895
A IL persons having claims against tbs Cooperation
OF Washington any kind exccp& this funded debt,
aey. JAMES y 6YA&T
l6--oe rfts ft nyor.
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The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, Baltimore City
Guard, Richmond Young Guard, Light Battalion and
Staunton Guards have been invited by the Monticello
Guards to join them in celebrating tho Fourth of July
at Charlottesville, Virginia Every arrangement liberal
ty could devise will be made for the entertainment of
their guests and in the published programme 1t is stated
that for three days the armoy Of the company will be
provided with refreshments for the visitors dinner
and ball also to be given and the owner Of Jeer
sons homestead Captain Levy, u S. NJ has given per-
mission to have il visited by the military.
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CNOPPER SCALE.--Thers will be sold at public
~ auction, At ~ the 1Sah day yay, 1855 tho
49, wy 49, xrs w. ~ 2 ~: '01' nay a "
has given about sS per cent u metallic copper.
10 W. ss upsx applica
ton As the Navy Yard Terms Of sale cn1h
rs ts9 ' tht w WI. FIHN Navy Agent
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CONFIDENCE MAN registered his name at one Of
hotels last evening, very angry at not finding his
trunks which he said had been sent on from New York
by express and after tea endeavored to borrow twenty
five dollars having brought his funds in the shape Of
draft upon Riggs Co., ''as there many rogues
and pockets in the cars. The draftp proved to be
show bill in the form of hank mote, and the insn
uating scounrel had ''leave to withdraw Look out
for him
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.

WiuArds' Hotel. 5saf
Mr. Davis and niece Richmond, Va A Hicks, USN
Pcarce, Cincinnati, o w. WIN Norris, Philadelphia
Punuock Coatesvlie n X Boyd, Kapsas Territory
u a Bokee lxooklyn, aYH q ga q Anei NsV Bedford
T Rutherford, New York e G Hubbard, Masssppi = AZ
Comstock, USN
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST REscUx. 1T having been
renty reported that attempt will be made to rescue
James Powers in jail under sentence of death, the
President has lat the request Of Marshal Seldom ordered
guard Of marines to he detailed to guard the jail This
force will remain duty until after the hour fixed for
the execution ON Friday.
It is stated in the Star that the efforts being made to
induce the President to commute the sentence
earnest and extraordinary than any before esayed
here The mother Of Powers arrived in the city yester
day. and it said that she has obtained permission to share
her SON. cell until the morning Of his execution.
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THEATRE DE REGNARD. l vol. limo. 81 IS.
u Msximcs Rochcfoucauid. vol. I2mo u IS.
Theatre do r. 4 +. Corneilc vols l2mo. 81 So
-Oralsons Funebrcs. l vol limo 81 %.
lie Sagc-Gl Bias. vol. limo. 81 rs. -Ss sg4. r
Rotrou-Chefs dGInvr Trasiques. vol. limo. 81 49,
Rousseau--IA Noavslle Hsloise. ivol limo d 2s
Nuvres dc Rabeas vol 12mo 81 Is.
Ietrcs De Madame sevgne. vol lime u %.
MontesQuiere des Lois. l vol limo. 81 49,
rAui 81 vlrgnc ] vol limo Illustrated 81 90
Envlrons do Paris vol f2mo Illustrated with 220 Wig
nettos and maps. "a 25.
juno IL - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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II OST.--A gold hunting lease watch. A reward
will paid for recovery left
United States Hotel, Peunsylvania avenue. 1t
June 17--3t stsit fs.4a
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sight, fragrant to the smell luso0uss 10 the TASTE do
they not deserve Bishop Keas sulogy Doubtless God
might have made better berry, but doubtless He never
did Difficult Is it to say when they taste
when pucked fresh from the vines floating in delicte
summer potations, powdered with sugar and fecked with
rich yellow cream, half hidden, like under an
avalanche beneath dissoving Ice cream but they are
delicious and now d the time to enjoy them,
sOxn or rHl OUrRAaD We HaAnD Oy."--We Published
few days an account of young lady being stopped
on Louisiana by well-dressed man. who took
her port monnae and finding It only contained 10 cents
gave 1t back with tho remark that she not worth rob-
bng The Unon Of this morning ridcues this account
and ASSERTS that it brother Of the young lady who
stopped her described Our informant in tho
the young ladys brother, and satisfied that the
Union explanation of the affair is wholly untrue.
We find in the Star Of yesterday evening the above
criticism paragraph in the Union of yesterday morn
ing four contemporary will make further inquiries he
may not then bc satisfied that tho Union explanation
Of the affair is ,chouy untrue" a@sssst
HERRxo for which the Potomac has ever been famed
brought into this District large qusntitiss from
st. Johns and other ports In the British provinces under
the reciprocity treaty. 81 s IS "a A. 3 81 siasssef
Masonic BURIAL FLAcx. The Grand Lodge of the Dis
trct Of Columbia at their recent semi annual communi
cation, directed the purchase Of reservation the
gressonal Cemetery, and negotiations in progress
to effect that object. t
tHL fA9fnEt 1i4fFl IT, W. grdft I'm n
TENrkRAxcE MovEMESr.-- Arrangements are being made
In this city for the formation of temperance society tho
members OF which are 10 pledge themselves to
toxsstng drinks, but to bs permitted 70 drink lager
ber In moderate quantities. This will doubtless iwean
many from, the of impure aud poisoned alcoholic
drinks who would not give up their draughs Of lager
also
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IT ORD ST. LEONARDS' HANpY-BOOK OF
Property law; highly extcikA = February
woods Magazine Ono vo csh sscs q RssAes II cents
Chscks Beard plpyns games railway
coaches coAp,sts =
For sale 4ieS TAYLOR MAURYH
June Is Bookstore, ~ Ron0aytvAnlA
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Notice EYfFaOFdinarV.

WE oSsr $500 worth Of Dry Goods damaged By reno
W Vsl :. tAe als Ere, 81 lss6than B'TRln PE.s Call
koRaAN, PEVNMEE, eooE 90.
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Agencies SoIioite d.


HAVING completed his arrangements for the Transaction
II oIau kinds oi Agencies 20 MS Own satisfaction lt7a
HtrBt hs eau meet expectations OF those who mas
rutrust Goods NO CaGElcHnE interest on Es
Tart shall st au5 be allowed, EtrlCt com upieson
h..t1as. alone grrII be FtfeauJrd. ianT
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TIE Great Central Routs eCunsong the AfantieoitIsl
4 FithW estsrn western aud 50ufhHessTn osateA,
o. continuous Railway direct ThIs road also Connsol
Il Piilsburg Nla dsily line Of Steamers % al ports on
hs Western slTers and at Cleveland and Sanduaky wits
Steamers 70 all ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
she most dFect cAsdpes. gHG rGsiG5e By Whicf
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the ggsGs Wssi
Rstes between Philadslphiz and Pittsburg:
FiRST CLASS. Boots, shoes Dry foods a.,
On boxes Furs. Feathsra, &o....... ~ Poa A'DA
5ECOED CLAS5.-BgaEs sRd Stationary,
Dry Goods On baiss,) Hardwars, Lea S75s per 2eOn
theF, &C..
HID OIAS3.-Auvils, ,Bsgglng, Bacon, ias,...,oor
aad Pork On bulk, Hemp, 6e....... ~ P91 ~V'A
FOUR1H GLA33.-C9dse, klsh, Bacon, tE,. 49,
and Pork (Dacksd.l lard sudl Lard OIL ~ Fa1 AOyA
Flour 81 o., per 5bLuntil further n1tiss.
Grein-45 ets. per 100 ibs. untd furgasr R0tes.
C0toR-S2 per balG n0teEcseding 500 5s- Weght.
f1Ethsr nOiice,
- In shipping Goods rron any point Ea5t Of Phia
taphia, be particular art package ga PhilQdaPAa
kzltroGcP All Goods sDnsgued 20 the Agents OF this
load 81 Pnadslpha Ptts5urg viii be forwarded wii5
st detention
FREIaHF AaESFA-HsTTis, W0Emley & Co., hsnphis
fsnuessss; K. + SaEs Co. 81. LOUIS J. 81 Mitchell
son. Evansville, indiana; Dumssn Bell and Murdoek,
Jartsr jeWett LOulEve, ky. i. e. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; SprlgDan 4 Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnati
\. W. Graham 4 Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech Co., NJ
d kilhy street Boston, Leech 70. Astor House. New
Eork R0l william street. and No. BattsrE Place New
tork; (. Szesder, Philadelphia; AEgras . hO0rs, Bs
more; Csc Y. kr&1eiBcls, tliE5uEg.
81. 4. HOUSTON, 6easra. kFslgk Agsat, f'bSa
q. J. L0ABAE2T, SgP's ALtooaa, q.
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w. e. CE1ILDS & CO.'S
Patent

Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.
Tub uDdersised having purchased Right FOL
tennessee Of the shove patent b prepared 70 ntEodue
Rut5 I5I-s All ne nabiis geeersiiv IA
ARCHITECTs AMI BUILDkRS should not fafl 10 eEams
inc this roofing Is be.leT aud cheaper han any thing in
The sa forms hsrd End smooth surface taai will
resist the action sphere every climate. Il s
impervious 10 vEtoy elastic and flexible Il contracts
expands With the CHANGES OtRo atmosphete spd m HsIh-
o. eFaPorae, crAss nor Fo Rn6 IS 70 l a1'aby hers Is
lis practically imperisSsbis, and viii Poriee,ly resist
any mary exposure 70 se, sbBudaBiy prov
cd, and VIII Ratransil waller proof will engage to
pu RoOhEg over Ordinary good saeathlRg CID shin
giles, and gave tn aic and znc copper iron roois-
L making difference steep Hsi they Hgy befOT
aOis Per one huEdTed square se eingfarcheap
thsn auy kooi Of the Old style aud Hc are cure vii
Il also b. found 10 he the best thing ever invented
cover ead old eay TIM tar and gravel ROOFS OF around
Chimneys, 9e, dOTmaT windows, aud CUTTERS, where the
Tin is rusted This Cement can be put on 70 last
which it iI applied ls Roofs PAINTED and war
70 leak, at dclsr and any cents per hundred
square ee which is cheaper ad much better an paint
This Roofing will be found TO be the best thing for covering
arge Roofs where they are much exposed 10 hresueh af
Steam Als Saw Mls Faes2rssI hallroad cars Bridget
DspOs Station Houses, Steamboat Decks and, in fact, even
knd Of Root where nee Is an external exposure from ns
AS The roof Is sect, Wl1hout olntln h presents no
chance for hrsto communicate and any light suPssnos Will
n ? Insurance. Ofoes at Cincinnati, and other place,
where Chlds Co.'S Cement has been ose insure Buding
with RoO covered with this Cement, az the
Tor those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
IL The Cement viii be furnished 70 those At distance
with directions for using.
Il ? County Rights fOr sale.
i orders sent the undersigned, through the POstOt
acs,Willbe promptly attended, to
would respectfully The following gentlemen for
whom have covered buildings With the Cement
ATchitsetg and Master Mechanics Of NGShUils
Mr. ii. 81 AKkROYD,
Mai. A. HbiMAN,
Msssrs. }. A. hUGHEs & SMITH,
8. WARRkh & MDOdk,
COLEMAN q SPAIN,
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A Valuable Business LOt F0F SaIe,

Al nge snutlug .is1 salu2-u - IafAst
slrssi AZ Jlli-s slyIrla 4-leas ln- sl
i9lis o. tsvs alzEkst JsgA lu7 ns-li
ffgLL
q voaid make one oihs best stands wholesale Gro
safs assfs A. sas Cil3 % lppiJ ~
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GLAlB0RNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY
WE have now sg4rted our and extensive Foundry
~ the old stand OF she NsshVils Msnufactuuns
Company, and are prepared 70 heaVy lIgh
work OF any description the shUr LIaBt
nEs 10 small amounts VI moderate city prices heavy
ugs large amounts furnished per Ciucinna1
prices with addinusOf Of freight " have alSO
operation in
MACHINE SHOPS
steam engines, SaWms FlOurmis Of he most
patterns made 70 order JObbing repslTng done
AZ y, We ready 70 make contracts Tor Engines and Mills
and shall urniEn plans 20 enable purchasers put up
lills with little expense Manu- Farmers viii
Ind profitable 70 Us, b5oss going East West
Machinery,
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made order ohe
best MATERIAL complete with FiTsr0nts, Gras standpipss
and Valves warranted 70 stand 10y pressure required 70
Manufacturing or pOTpeilidg purposes.
BLACASMlIl SHOP.
Any description Of SmitEWOrk done In excellent style
bu hrsIraL8 Iron used-SaWm WORK, stsrups Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw cranks, Bolts and all kind Mil lrJHs
u zde 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good cheap Machinery, viii
do well % call a. our Office or address by eIlsr.
n. JACkBR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, Tenn,
aly3 Late Nashville Man. Co.'s ShOps.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RGNBLN ING TlAh BErW EhN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND (
BALFlAORE, E8 HOURSI


BALTlAORE, Is HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHf
rENHE ONLY bOUTE BY Whcs through tickets 70 Wash
L Ingt0n be procured, which point well as &c
bahmOre, II 10 he sa0ries most dlr5c and IN every
speGt the O5t reliable route Il Is the only route by which
purchasers OF Thr0Rgh Tickets New York are enabled
reach the cities OF Baltimore PhadelphiA and Hsa
York. the cost OF Ticket heE York Only thus en-
abng Business Men Travellers Tor pleasure or nior.
naaon 70 visit four OF the principal cities Tie Union
.sS3 cost than Can be afforded by any other route
and tits the only route BY which Through Tickets car
lsi to Richmond, Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah AaCOn A.
ANA, AGgusIs, Bsrkey Springs ald Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take he Stage Coaches o.
carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland rIVsr
70 LOUISVILLE, conneotng t1ere with the United States
4al steamers 70 Cincinnati, or with the JedsusOuTls
Railroad 20 Indianapolis, Ind make direct COulsoOn al
Columbus OhiO win the Csntra ONO RsIrOad ~ hse
inE whence close connection WEh the Baltimore ana Ono
hAAroad Is made % Washington City, Baltimore, tha
"a Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS transferred a. Cairo care VI the Illinois
central RarOad, lrom t1snce passing through Terrt
Ezde Indianapolis Dayton and Aenis ~ Columbus Thrss
Oay Trans leave GOlUnbEs 10 l. H., $3.50 Z. Il. snc
"a T. N.
~ Travellers requested notice that whine this u
ne 0y T0s anlrding Through Tickets TO 81 the EassrD
Jues as the same raIs as charged BY Oher As
fOrE ORL, It s also the Shortest speedy and direct
% all tne leading points IN ths East Tne distance from
Columbus 70 Baltimore Is only so miles, being about lOl
niles shorter 10 New ork, than 3y any Oler There
re less changes OF cars BY TINS rOuEs and consequently
.sss detention, than By any oIher.
- The road Is 0aliasted with broken stone and iH
snarely free from dust
EOrturther information, please sPpytO D. g. RUHsEY
agent, AashVlLs1 Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply IN Louisville ct the Office Of
as u s. hal Steamers at the Js6erBonvie kailrOad
tuse, Main street. WM- s. WUODSIUA,
Master Transportation b. d U. K &.
JOHN X. SHARP. General Western Agent
iHna Is