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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-16

4 RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON;
VEA$ROE COUNTY, VA.-This celebrated
1s.hI i. WATERING PLACE is now open for
the reception of visitors. and furnished with APP
piiances essential to health and comfort. For the
peculiar and remarkable properties of the water,
we refer to the several works on the Virginia
S,rngs. Visitors travelling by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad are informed that the Depot
for this place is NEWBERN, tnow Dublin where
they viii be met by a regular DAILY LINE OF
STAGE COACHES. and conveyed over beauti
fully graded road to the Springs, distance OF 80
miles.
The diseases to which these waters are applica-
Bile are-Saryngitis. Bronchitis Phthsls; DiarrhTa,
in their chronic forms; Dyspepsia, Snbucute, In
Hammation of the LIVER and Kidneys, and of the
Mucous Surfaces of the Alimentary Canal; Rheu-
matisut, Gout, and Cutaneous Affections. and all
that class of diseases requiring IN Alternative Sc
dative and incidentally Tonic Treatment, will be
benefited by the use OF this water.
~ 9-lm T. S. CAMPBELL. & co.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I have i, s,ora
= this day, fresh supply of 500 Pine Apnles am,
,apie ior preserving purposes. They must he SOLD
TINS DAY at low prices per dozen Can and snnni i
'"''Ss"es' A. ANTONI,
Next door Exchange Bank
FINE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE RI
No. 1atF9I;-I nave IN store an excellent assert
ne,L on havana and Principe Cigars to which
"oaia respectfully call the attention of smokers
JOHN w. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th ct.
EALING SPR IN(IS, WATER,-Tbe nm
H. aerslgned, sole agents for the WATERS Of the
rs ppfseaa "a. e supply orders
TRY PICOT'S ANTT.CHOLERA AND
4 DIARRHEA REMEDY.-It is a sovereign
cure Tor either of the above diseases. Prepared
only ey +. J. PlCOT, cor. 18th aud Main sts,
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.2a AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR

N?13 spRffNGSHTbis dsIirbtfnI snmmsr {3sl
.sslluIT.-l sort will I've opened for the epton of
visitors on the 18th of June.
The waters are similar to the far famed White
Sulphur, and their accommodations equal TO any
SPRINGS in Virginia
They are situated in Amelia county so miles from
Richmond. and 21a miles from .Jetersviile Station
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, on which
there are two trains daily, to and from Jetersvle
SPRINGS, on the arrival of the cars. Their local
lty and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARp-Pef month, $780, per week $40; per day,
So. Children and servants half price.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
aAk HOT sPnSnos, VIRGINIA.
49, II NATrrRr,a REMEDY FOR cHRONr

. DisEAsES.
The Hotel at this PLACE will be open Tor fhA recep-
tion of visitors on the FIRST of June next The sup
NINE BHThs Z supplied WITH fresh
water from ssparate Springs Of various tempe. a.
lures. from Is deg. to los deg. Fahrenheit. These
waters cure the Chronic forms Of hhcumatism
ton; Govt; Diseases OF he Liver; Old Injuries to
the Muscles, joints and tendons; Enlarged uiands;
Spinal Irritation; Chronic DiarrhGa, and some DIS,
eases peculiar to Females, more th9ronghly anu
rapidly than any other remedy on the American
THEIR Alternative AN CURATIVE
POWERS
ter on the face of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enume-
rated above, in forms which had resisted the most
skill full medical treatment and had rendered the lives
long years of pain, have been restored to perfect
health by their OF the vast number now suffering
with such maladies, there are comparatively lew
indeed who would not be either cured or greatly re-
The SPRINGS are situated in elevated noun
tain region. The scenery around Is wild, romantic
and beautiful, and more healthy and delightful
summer climate can nowhere be found
Besides the Hot Baths Tor lnyallds, there are TWO
FINE PLEASURE BATHS, for persons in good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
States By Railroad to the MIllboro' depot OF the
:. Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
the SPRINGS Passengers leaving Richmond,
Va, or Baltimore, Md, in the morning, can come
through to this place the same day to supper, or
pass the night at the Warm Springs and arrive here
n, For full account Of this celebrated Watering
AMERICAN FARMERn for May, or write to the
nv 2i~d3m 8. GOODE.
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"a JUST RECEIVED-A fresh supply Of the
oat Also, that beautiful NJ nehaha Hat hich
has attracted SO much attention.
ELLETT WEISfGER,
No l67 Main street.
~ LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP
PLlEs OF SHoES.-The cheapest place
STRACSE. Ladies' Morocco and Goatskia Bootees
with and without heels at very low price, yon viii
rocco Slippers with and without heels. 50 cents and
upwards, you can get at JOSEPH STRAUSE. La
dies black and colored Caters, with and without
heels, at astonishing low prices. ynu can tmy of
JOSEPH STRAUSE. Misses and Chldren's Moroc-
co, Goatskin Caters. Slippers. and ali kinds of
than at other places, at JOSEPH STRAUSE. Men
and Boys Congress Caters, Oxford Ties, Slippers,
Brogans, &c, well made, at reasonable prices Won
can lind at JOSEPH STRACSE,
No. MAJ,
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GOODE.
AL,A ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.-Ths IA
W. l, e.,

VGEAY vorite Watering Place will be open for
S..Tx~l the reception of visitors on the first day
OF June next From those who have tried the VIZ
tues of the water, and who know the character of
the accommodations IN point OF attendance fare
and lodging, continued patronage IS confidently
expected. while it IS hoped that the rapidly growing
reputation of the baths and the facility of access
to them, will largely extend the list of visitors du
rIng the coIiiinG season.
The GHtemens Bath is 40 by so feet in size, and
that fer the Ladies rs by So The water is highly
carbonated, and contains variety of salts OF mine
raj INGREDIENTS, among them Iron and Magnesla.
The bathing in this water has been pronounced by
many persons, OF long and varied experience, to be
the most deli ghtful and nv gorating that they have
ever tried. II has proved espec tally efflcacious and
curative in diseases peculiar to females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles of
the Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or Alex
andria in the morning reach here by sunset the
same day. A daily line of Stages connects with the
abroad at Goshen Depot The North River,
hich runs through the grounds attached to the
Baths, affords facilities for boating and fishing, and
the neghhoring mountains afford excellent hunting
ground. The undeTsigne promises to spare no
pains in these and all other respects, promoting
the amusement well comfort of his guests.
He has leased the property from the Bath Compa-
ny during the present year and Ii will be under his
exclusive management and control
TERMs-S2 per day, $40 per week. and S32 per
month"; weeks to the month. Children and ser
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amongst many others. to
his Exceency Henry A. Wise. Esq, Governor of
Richmond, Col. F. II. Smith, Superintendent of the
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev. VIM s..
White, d. D.. Lexington.
5-dym VIM. JORDAN.
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IS PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT,

VEAY BUFFALO GAP HOUSE-This we'll
r4..lsEE known MOUNTAIN RETREAT,
10 miles west of stanton, on the Central Rail
road, is open for the accommodation of travel
of summer in cool, quiet way, cannot find
suitable place in all Virginia II is of access
the cars of the Central Railroad passing by it every
day. The house is large and convenient surrounded
by the most beautiful mountain scenery. Fine
Springs of Freestone, Sulphur. Chaly beate, and
Alum Water convenient. Elliott's Knob, the high
est mountain in Virginia, is visited by hundreds
from this place.
A good TEN-PIN ALLEY, with good order, mo
wHIskEY) and every attention to the comfort of
visitors
Board per week, 81; per month, SIS; children and
servants half price.
Post Office, Swoope's Depot. Augusta co., Va.
je 2G-5w* P. HERRING, Proprietor.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
AnfIJsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THEATER.--The Dramatic and
Equestrian Troupe Of Miss LOUISE WELLS, are
still the card at this establishment, and have
become go popular that few of the play going
community have neglected to see them. They
rank high as drama tic personators, and as eques-
trianszare +siabsal sdpetiefs This evening
they present, for the first time in this city, the
Equestrian Drama entitled the "Eagle Eye"
with Miss Wells and Mr.. Arnold in the princi-
pal roles. The performances conclude with the
lively farce entitled the "Turtles."
WooD's THEATER.-Sparkling, vivacious and
merry little Maggie Mitchell-the most be-
witching and captivating little sylph on the
American stage, and whose appearance is
crowned with succession of triumphs wher-
ever she goes--commonced an engagement at
Woods Thoater last evening, to an overfowing
house. Maggie is the recipient of more encO-
miums than would fill library of quarto
volumes. Yet not half as much has been said
in her favor as she deserves to have said This
evening she appears in two of her best pieces
the "Pirate Prince" and the "Maid with the
Milking Pail"
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HOME INTERESTS.

Female Weaknesses.--Ala large propor-
ton of the female sex may trace the beginning
of incurable debility to some irregularity Of
nature.
These are permanently relieved by the Pc
ruvian Sirup, which contains the protoxide of
iron, and the only form by which this indis-
pensable element of health can enter the blood,
the want of which causes palcness, dizziness,
headache, debility, and every form of ill health.
The Peruvian Sirup, by its speedy action on
the liver and stomach, increases the digestive
powers, thus cffectually curing dyspepsia, and
enabling the food to nourish the tissues and
increase the flesh. A pamphlet, fully deScrib-
ing this new remedy, may be had gratis at
Office, 12s Fourth street.
Electricity still Ahead--Dr. y. B.
CAMrBELL's invention, patent applied for
Electro. Chemical Foot Baths, in daily opera
ton at 1853 Western Row. The easiest, best,
and cheapest method Of extracting all minerals
out of the system, and curing neuralgia,
rheumatism, paralysis, liver complaint, and
many other distressing diseases; (some at u
single sitting.) Only two dollars bath, and
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. myl7
Parents, Husbands, Wives, Brothers
and Sisters, all who mourn some lost, loved
one, what would you not give for a likeness of
them now? What would you not sacrifice to
look again upon the features of dear friend,
who has gone forever? Avoid this painful
source of regret hereafter, by securing Pictures
of yourselves and friends, at
DEWEY ~ cos,
No. liz Fifth-st, bet. Vine and Race,
Cincinnati, o.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row. over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
May 18th, IS59.-What are the Peo-
pie, just now, mostly talking about, except
war q? Why, where they can obtain choice
Table Butter. The mystery, however, is now
solved. At 357 West Sixth, is to be found
the best selected Western Reserve Dairy
Butter, received daily, by express whole
| sale and retail.
J. H. EGGLESTON 4 co.
Redman & DurandO, Merchant TaiIors
1877 Main street, are now doing fine business
The people have ascertained that they know
how to do good work, and can afford good
cheap.
We understand that the best and
cheapest likenesses in the city are to be had
only at APPLEGATE's Broadway Gallery of Art
They cost only twenty five cents.
One best of the Picture Establish
ments in the city is at 12O West Fourth street
BALL 4 THOMAS, the proprietors, are celebrated
| artists.
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, GO
to HALL's, No IA West Fourth street; also for
fine English and French Note Paper aud En-
velOpes.
Harlan & Wilson, No. 30 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo.
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
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uncommonlY Uncertain.

The dispatches of the Associated Press
published yesterday inform us of the
PROBABLE opening of the war in the fol
lowing lucid and distinct terms.
ain regard to the war there can be
but little doubt that the war has com
menced in all probability"
How long the war in all probability
will continue, it is impossible to guess !;
but there is reason to apprehcnd that the
war UPON all probability will continue for
some time to come.
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AUCTION SALES.
auctions on Tuesday, May ~
LOT ON THIRD STREET.
JACOB GRAFT & CO..

JACOB GRAFF Gu,
"ILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON TUES
w DAY, May u, at3 o'clock OH the premises,
Lot on the north side of west of SIN it'll
and next east of Roger Simontons factory, % feet
front on Third-strcet by 100 feet deep.
Terms Of Sale-0nc-fourth cash balance in one,
two and three years, with six per cent interest,
cured by mortgage on the premises. Title indsput-
able and sale positive.
Also
Will sell Splenid Private Residence with Beauti
iui Grounds, at o'clock. ut Auction, on the premi
ses that very beautifully sitnated lot with the i'm
prOyements, being next cast of the Kgour residence
and having two fronts of Oj feet each on Congress
and Third streets by 375 feet deep.
The improvements are double brick dwelling, two
stories and basement, containing double paTloIs l6l
by Al feet, hall feet vide large liniug-room and
sitting-rOOm on the first floor large and small
chambers on the second floor and a large attic. III
the basement is large kitchen, sitting room OF
office, wood and coal cellar, vegetable cellar wine
cellar, hydrant and cistern water Gas pipes intro
duced into the house, but not distributed House
about 20 feet square, the ceilings are all high and the
house is well built On the grounds, which al lar
fully laid out with walks and hower-beds are grapes
peaches, pears piums cherries, apples, raspberres
gooseberries anu great number of monthly roses
choice varieties, handsome shrubbery, &c.
The house and grounds can be seen on Monday, tn,
10th inst. Terms which will be liberal, made knowI
at sale. Title indisputabe and sale positive
JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer
myl6 Is East Fourth-street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17

Terrible, terrible is the despotism Of bad
habit. The case of Coeridge is an extreme
one, Of course. But there are many, whose
eyes these lines will meet, who are as truly the
slaves of perverted appetite as he. Their
despot may be opium, tobacco, drink or worse;
but they are so completely under the dominion
of their master, that nothing short of a moral
war of independence, which should task all
their own strength, and all they could borrow
from others would suffice to deliver them
". Y Ledger.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17

IL usually pays off upon the heads of
those who have made themselves instru-
mental in the process; and gentlemen
among us have been so essentially blown
up by fusions of their own devising, that
il is doubtful whether they have yet be-
come perceptible to sublunary vision.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
Great Sale of Real Estate--16 Lots of Land
on Freemnn street, ut Auction.
COOPER & STOKES.

ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY19,
"ILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w at 3lf o'clock, on the premises, Lots of
Land on the west side Of Freeman street., commen :
cling 20 feet south of Liberty street, of these lots
being 20 feet south Freeman by 100 feet Deep and
lots being 20 feet front 10y 1873 feet deep, to twenty
foot street
ALsOTwo lots adjoining the above, each 20 feet
front on Freeman street. west side by 1873 feet deep,
to twenty foot street.
ALsoLThree lots south of the aboye, each 25 feet
'front.' the west side of Freeman street, extending
back in depth 1873 feet thirty foot street, and
lot of 81 feet inches 'front.' l33 feet deep to thirty
foot street.
ALso-FUur lots, commencing on the east side OF
freeman street. 222 feet south of Liberty street, each
lot 20 feet front Freeman street. l25 feet more or
less in depth, to q twenty five foot street:
ALso-One lot of "a feet front on Freeman street,
and 25 feet, more Or less, in depth, TO twenty five
foot street. n
ALsO-One hundred and fifteen feet of land on the
west side Of Freeman street, commencing 22713 feet
south of Poplar street, being in lot of rs feet
front Freeman street, and 100 feet deep to ten
foot alley and also, lots of 80 feet front each
Freeman street, and varying from 10 to 100 feet in
depth
Terms of sale-0ne third cash. balance in one, two
and three years. with per cent interest Title per-
feet COOPER STOKES, Aucts.
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Also, Great Sale Of Real Estate, Forty Nine Lots
Land at Beech Grove, on the Reading Turnpike
one mile from the city.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May Path,

Will be sold at public auction at half past o'clock,
the premises, forty mine lots of land at Beech
Grove ON the Reading Turnpike, one mile north of
the city, adjoining the residence of Gen Wade and
in the neighborhood of Heavier Sayres' Nursery
Grounds.
This property is very desirably located for country
residences as 1t is near the city and in an excellent
neighboThOOd
Tile lots are large and Of various shapes and sizes
and are laid out 10 suit the form Of the grounds and
contains hity three acres of land.
Terms-Une- third cash, balance in one, two and
three years with per cent. interest Title perfect.
OmnbuSses will leave the auction rooms Of Cooper
Stokes No II East Fourth street, on Tuesday after
noon, May 2th ut two O'clock and convey persons to
and from the sale free Of charge Plats Of the pro-
perty can be had of Cooper Stokes, Auctioneers.
myl6
Also Brick Houses on Longworth street for sale at
public auction.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th, o'clock
3 three-story Brick Houses, on Longworth street
between Western Row and John streets.
House No. 10, North eide of Longworth street, Is
modern built and contains ten rooms. Bath room
and summer kitchen. Gas in most of the rooms,
and cellar Wndcr the whole house. The lot Is 20
feet front 10y 70 feet deep.
House No lgl, south side of LongwOrth street, one
door east Of John street; contains eight and
kitchen, and finished basement. Gas in all the
rooms, and cellar under the whole house. Side en-
trance and small yard The lot Is Il feet front by :;
feet deep.
House No l93, on the south east corner Of Long
worth and John streets-contains eight rooms M,
kitchen and two finished Easements. Gas in thr
rooms and basements. Cellar under the whole
house. The lot is Ii feet front LOngwOrtb stree
by 20 feot ON John street
Terms made known at sale. myl6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
ATTACHMENT,

]. Dugan, plaintiff, against b. p. Steel f. Best and
Samuel Reed, defendants Before J. J. McFall, J. 7.
Hamilton, Ohio.
On the l6tl, day of April, A. D. 1859, said Justice
issued an Order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of ninety five dollars. J. DUGAN.
myl3t CIscIsHATI, May 9th, 1859.
80, THE UNION BANK, NO. ~ WEST
ThirI Street, Discounts Paper, Grants, Temporary
Loans and deals In Exchange, Specie and nncuT-
rent Bank-nOtos. CDloctiOnH made on tho best
terms lnterest allowed on time deposits - sixty
days OF longer
mayl0-kt JAMES b. RAMSAY 4 90.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
Great Sale of Leasehold Property-I7 Lots in Jane
A. Prices Subdivision, on the River Road, Just be
low MillCreek, near ST Michael's Church.

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nav II,
Will lie leased at Public Auction, at o'clock, on
the premises, tory-seven lots of Land in James A.
Prices Subdivision. These lots are situated near St
Michael's Church, and front ON Burns street. They
are from 2j to " feet front, and 60 to so feet deep.
These lots will he leased for ten years, with the
privilege Of purchase at stated price-thus afford
ing excellent opportunity to secure lots in q rapidly
imprOyiug neighbOrhood
TeTms-Ground rent cash, semi-annual payments
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
COOPER & STOKES,
Sales-rooms No. Ii Fourth sire

Three Cottages on Cutter street.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at 2 o'clock
Will be sold, at public auction, on the premises
three brick cottages the west side Of Cutter street
between Seventh and Eighth streets. Each cOttag,
contains three rooms, with good cellar, hy1rant
etc The lots are each about Is feet front Cutter
street. &c feet deep.
Terms-One-half cash, balance in one and tive
years, with 6A cent interest.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
BY G. L. W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,

NNOUR NEAT DWELLING HOUSES
n on Maple, NOW Findlay,) near BayIniler,
being Nos. 3l3, 35, 37 and 3l9, for sale at Public
Auction.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. .AFTEkNO0N, May ie, at 3 o'clo *,
four fine Dwellings Of six rooms each, cellars under
the whole house, front and back yards, with good
side entrances. The lot is 70 feet front by 95 feet
deep, to alley, and will be sold all together
each House and Lot separate, to suit purchasers.
Title perfect Sale positive.
Terms-One- third cash: balance In one and two
years, with interest
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
BY WARD 81 GUYsI.
salcs-room No. 35I Western Row

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18th,
w commencing at o'clock, to close consign
menii variety of Coal OIL. Fluid and Lard tOil
silver plated hNe and six Bottle Castors; Table, Tea
ana Desert Spoonsi Tea Bells; Glassware, &c.
ture, Carpets, Rugs, &c &c.
A. 70 o'clock, precisely, one Spring Wagon we'll
suited Tor peddling, and one second hand Piano
myl7b EDWARD WARD Anetioneer
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17
THE PR ES s.
CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, MAY ~.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter of the world.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
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a"NOMMENCINC ArRIL n, 1S50.-LIT.

a COMMENCING ArRII. II, 1S59.-LIT-
" TIE MIAMI AND CO. Il LEs.s '1!s s:E;gssss--7
LUMBUS AND NENIA h II. .ztgEa 80 -, !, si4.ls.,
-Four Trains daily. Three
through Express Trains
First Train-NO. Express, at G 4. NJ , connects via
Pittsburgh, via Cleveland and steamer. This Train
stops, between Cincinnati and Columbus, at Love
land, Deerheld, Morrow, Nenia, Cedaryille, Suutl
Charleston, London and West Jefferson.
Second Train No. Express, at A. NJ, connects
via Columbus Belar and Bemwood; Wheeling; via
C'estline and Plttsburg: via Columbus and Clcve-
land; Detroit, via Cleveland and steamer; Spring.
field. This Train stops between Cincinnati and Co
lumbus, at Planyille, Milford, Loyeland. Morrow,
Spring Valley, Nenia and London.
=, Third Train, ACCOMMODATION at $40 p. NJ, for
Columbus and Springfield.
Fourth rrain-Night Express, at 1880 ?. NJ; con-
nects via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood Wheeling;
via Columbus, Steubguylle and Pittsburg; via Co
lumbuS, Qrcstne and PittsburR: via Columbus and
Gorwin, Nen!a and London. SLEEPING CARS ON
THIS TRAIN.
No. Express, through to Cleveland without change
of cars.
No. 2Express, through to Wheeling without change
of cars.
The NIGHT EMPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
AZ ll:W +. NJ runs daily, except SATURDAYS. The
other Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS
For all information, and Through Tickets TO Bos.
ton, New York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, Washing
t9n, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, DgnkiIk, Cleveland
apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. j Bur,
net House, south east of Broadway and Front
| streets, and at the Eastern Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster thAn Cincinnati time.
omnibuses call for passengers by leaving directont
| at the Ticket Offices. myiJ