The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-01

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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
,aaak haa TINGE TABLE
Gasa' Coxxssc.xs MONDAr, JANUARY 10, 1900.
= aSs.lAs isays Ravsnna q, follows
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Tfains.leaye Cleveland, 9.lS A. NJ and s.ss P:n.
80. -,t. L. - in. MCCULLOUGH, Pres't.
F.R.MYERS, General Ticket Agent. ..
s. TxAxKs.-Hon. GEO. E. PUGH will accept
our thanks for pamphlet copy Of his speech
In Vindication of the Northern Democracy.
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80 To THE SIcK.-Remember DR.. DELLEN.
1AUeH will be in attendance as follows -
Rsvenns, Collins House, February Goth |;
Gsrrettsville, Norton House, Feb. 9th.
:. ~ "OuR MUSICAL FRIEND."-From the pub.
lishers, Messrs. C. B. Seymour g. Co., LOT
:, Nassau st., N. Y, we have received copy
of"Our Musical Friend" 1t is beautiful
specimen Of typography, and contains four
pieces of music, such as usually sell in sheets
1t from 20 to 80 cents. 1t is highly spoken
tby the first musical critics of our country,
.and numbers among it's contributors Mason,
Martexek, Suakosch, and others Of equal
: note.
From the same publishers, we have re-
.eeiyed the "Solo Melodist," which contains
eleven songs, arias, and marches, the music
Of which is arranged for the flute, violin
clsronette and ACCORDION. Each number
will contain twelve pages Of music.
"Our Musical Friend" can be had for ST
per annum the "Solo Melodist" for $2,5O
IHcREAsE OF CAPITAL.-On the let o
January, the Etna Insurance Company in
creased its cash capital five hundred thou
: sand dollars-making it, as will be seen By
advertisement in another column, one mil
lion FIVE hundred thousand dollars. Tht
Etna 10 now, perhaps, the soundest insur
ance company in the United States, as it ha
: been for years one Of the most prompt
: Persons wishing to insure their property il
this company can obtain all needful infor
nation by calling on the agent, ?. B. Co
EANr, ESQ, No. 3, Phenix Block.
PRoF. WEBsrER.-By advertisement il
smother place it will be seen that Prof. w
C, WEBSTER, who has been successfully
engaged the past few weeks in improving
the musical knowledge of the Ravennians
designs giving two concerts, on Wednesda
and Thursday evenings OF next week. From
the we'll known skill Of Prof. w. as an in
= structor, as we'll as the success which attend
ed his concerts of last spring, our reader
may anticipate a rare musical repast.
The ATLANTIC g. GREAT WESTERN RIAL
Road The following letter in relation I
. the prospects of the Atlantic & Great Yves
tern Railroad. we copy from the NY. Her
ed. That the facts contained therein viii
be gratifying 10 our readers, we do not doubt
".." 3S CLINTON PLACE, }
New YORK, Dec. 81. 1859 {
SAMUEL HALLETT, Eso.-Dear Sir: j
answer to your questions os to the bond
disposed of in Europe, and the means PROV
ded for the completion of the Atlantic
Greet Western Railroad, have to say tina,
with the sale of bonds already made, suffici
snt funds are provided to complete the lin
to Akron, O., that being the point of juno
tion with the Western roads, 1876 miles ives
Of the New York and Erie junction.
Should no further bonds be sold, the Sc
aurity will be perfect for the bonds issued
Indeed, with the Cleveland and Akron con
nection. it is in reality thoroughly com
pleted line, affording the only facility 70
passengers and freight from these points t
New York without break of guage. My i'm
preston is that the parties interested do nc
intend TO issue any further bonds till thi
portion Of the line is completed, as they ar
Of opinion that the balance Of the bonds wi
then command a premium, am prepare
to commence the work with rails and NOR
ley, and shall do 80 at an early day.
The first mortgage bonds will be ampl
for the completion of the entire line.
yrss.-e Iremain, yours faithfully,
II. w. KENNARD.