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arrive in the steamer Allemania. Possibly it
may make its appearance next Monday; if not,
then on either the Saturday or the Monday fol-
lowing. The principal members of it are
Madame Lanner herself; Mad1le Bertha Lind,
Swede, and said to be a niece of Madame Gold
schmidt; Signor Albert Geraldini, director; NJ.
and Madame Alberti, pantomimists and mimics;
De Francisco and Van de Vergue, male dancers;
besides ten premieres and eighteen coryphees,
numbering altogether nearly sixty individuals.
Among the ballets that are to be presented are
lie Didble a Qudtre, Pdpillon, Faust, La GiseIle,
Rose de SeuilIe, Esmerdldd, Robert and Ber-
trdnd, Cinderella, Fee des Fleurs, PostiLlton
and ViUdndiere, and half a dozen others whose
names cannot recall with sufficient exactness
to specify. One of Mr.. Fisk's most trustworthy
agents assured me only yesterday, with one hand
upon his heart and the other raised to heaven,
that although they had been swindled in the case
of the Spanish ballet and the Khedive of Egypt
this ballet was undoubtedly a big thing. 1t
would either make them or mar them for the
summer season. The last place at which they
performed was Lisbon, at which they created
a great furore. But what would please Lisbon
might not please New York. ALI BABA.
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health, pleasure, and economy within ride
of ten hours from the great centres Of New
York and Philadelphia.
From Towanda you pass up the west bank
of the river to Athens, the junction of the
Chemung and Susquehanna rivers. Crossing
the Chemung at this place, you have ride of
four miles over beautiful undulating plain,
terminating at Waverley on the New York and
Erie Railway, in time to take the evening
express for Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, or
the not less attractive and beautiful ''Watkins
Glen, situated at the head of Seneca Lake,
twenty-five miles from Elmira and forty-two
miles from Waverley.
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A SOUTHERN SNAKE.

A sURREPTITIoUs WAY OF OBTAINING NoURIsH-
NIENT-HE IdPRUDENTLY EXPOSES HIMSELF
AND is KILLED-A MARVELLOUS STORY.
Some of the papers in the South and West
are trying which can tell the toughest snake
story. The State Journal recounts one
which we think fairly entities its editor to the
champion belt. negro woman living near
Chesterfield, Virginia, according to the Jour-
nal, has a nursing child, which occupies the
entire night usually in imbibing it's regular
nourishment. The woman has frequently,
during the period, imagined, while in a semi
somnolent state, that both the maternal
founts were being used at the same
time, and mentioned the circumstances
to her husband and several friends,
who puzzled their brains to account
for it. She was afflicted with asthma, and
frequently sat during the warm evenings
with her dress loosened to allow of greater
ease in breathing. One evening she was sit
ting thus, half asleep and half awake, when
she felt something creeping over her shoulder
and down upon her bosom. She Immediately
reused her torpid faculties, and glancing
down, saw monstrous black snake in the act
of nursing, its basilisk eyes cleaning into
hers. Of course she was frightened almost
out of her senses, and screamed and threw
up her hands in the widest terror, which
alarmed his snaleship into loosening his hold
and executing prompt disappearance. The
alarm also awoke her husband, who was
at once informed of the astonishing circum-
stance. He, rightly thinking that the reptile
would return and attempt to finish his meal,
took favorable position and waited for him.
La a short time the snake, which was of enor-
nous size, came out, and after a sharp battle
was despatched. This is rtainly a remarka-
BILE story, but it is vouched for as strictly
true by bur Richmond contemporary.
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NINETY (eo)

And interest in currency added to date of purchase
These bonds are OF mortgage loan of s2OOOOOO dated
October g. 1862 They have twenty-five (25) years to run
and convertible into par until 1879 Principal
and interest payable in gold.
They secured by first mortgage on $500 acres of
coal lands in the Wyoming Valley, Wkesbarre at
present producing at the rate Of 100000 of per
snnum with works in progress which contemplate large
increase at early PERIOD and also upon valuable Real
Estate in this city.
sinking fund of ten cents ton upon all taken
from the mines for five years. and of fifteen per ton
thereafter is established, and The Fidelity Insurance.
Trust and Safe Deposit Company the Trustees under
mortgage, collect these and invest them these
Bonds, agreeably to the provisions of the Trust.
For full particulars copies of the mortgage etc. apply
to
O. H BORIE,
W. II. NFwBoLD. SON d AERTsEN
JAY COOKE q CO..
DREXEL co.,
e. W. CLARK d 90. GIL I'm
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FINANCIAL.
LEHIGH CONVERTIBLE
Per Cent, First Mortgage Gold Loan,
Free from all Taxes.
FINANCIAL.

We offer for sale 900 of the Lehigh GOAL and Nav
cation Oompanys First Mortgage Six Per Gent. Gold
Bonds free from all taxes interest due March and Sep
tember, at
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United States of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.

FOURTH CIRCUIT--IH EQUITY.
Abram Van Buren, and s. Angelica, his wife
ct al. Is. John Peter Broup, ct al.
RY virtue of an order Of the Court in THE
I'D case, will offer for sale, at public outcry.
on tho FIRST MONDAY in January, 1871, al
Columbia, at not less than the appraised prices
below stated, tho following parcels of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called ''Big Lake. i"
situate, lying and hcing in the County of
Kirhland, in said State. on the Congaree
Kiver, about eight miles below Columbia. con-
tairing about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acros. and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre Said plantation has been divided
into two tracts. OF nearly equal quantity, by
the road running through tie plantation from
tho main public road to the Cunearee River
and the tracts will be sold separately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION. called "shiver u;
lying i'll snme County and State, about eicR
teen miles below Columbia, containing thir-
teen hundred acres, moro or less, and sppraie
ed at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash; balance
upon credit of one, two aud three yeara-
with The bonds of the purchasers, bearing in
tcrest at the rate of seven per cent, PAYABLE
annually, secured by mortgage Of the lands.
Purchasers to pay for stamps end papers.
Said lands may be purchased at private sale.
on application to the undersigned, at Sumter
S. G. US. g. RIGHARDSON
Dec lu Special Referee
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. G., December 22.-Salcs
OF cotton yesterday 112 bales-middlipg
l33sM l3isc.
LIVERPOOL, December 2O-Evening.
Cotton unchanged; sales $4,000 bales;
speculation and export 1000.
LIVERPOOL. December 2I-Noon.
Cotton steady uplands 81; Orleans
Sl.(MS'a.
LONDON, December 2l-Noon.-Con-
soils 9l7s. Bonds Gniet
NEW YORK, December 21-Noon.-
Flour, corn and wheat quiet and un-
changed. Pork quiet and heavy-new
mess 9.00W lJ.2 %. Lard dull, at 1216(G
l2li. Cotton quiet and steady-mid-
ding uplands 1913; Orleans lG; sales
800 bales Freights steady. Stocks
lirmer. Gold 1Ol@@lO55. Money =
currency and gold Exchange-Iong
SO; short 93i. Bonds 7as.
L. M.-Cotton dull and lower sales
$500 bales, at 1898. Flour-Southern
steady; common TO good extra 64O.
Whiskey 94iiaM05. Wheat lc. better
winter red and amber Western 1.430
Lac. Corn shade firmer. without
change in price. Pork-old 1850; new
10. l2%@l9.50 Beef steady. Lnrd 12lh.
frelgLts quiet but firm. Money active,
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American InseIlsgcnrc,

CHARLESTON, December r2l.-Arrivcd-
S,eain>"'pS Manhattan, New York; j.
w; Evrrm.n, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.--The
Fair for tho benefit of Tic German
wounded opened tonight, with great
cclk
The election in the First State Sena.
torial District resulted in a majority of
l,3t3 foT Gcchcli, Democrat. In Octo.
ber: the Republicans had ], 900 majority.
NoTE.-lt IS understood this gives the
Pennsylvania Senate to the Democrats |
ERIE, December 20-Thc Railroud
Convention is sitting with closed doors.
New YORK, December 2O.-Henry ".
Geston was sentenced to ten years for
perjury in a fraudulent divorce case.
HAVANA, December 2O.--German
steamers from New Orleans and Havana,
for Bremen, have arrived.
Exchange on England and the United
States is declining rapidly. Spectators
pay high prices for sugars. Old houses
are innctive, with few exceptions.
DeRodas sailed yesterday. Valmaseda
has sent to the field 500 soldiers, who
have been doing duty in the city. Vc-
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| ~ --cu!HepcJ " &ol1TDuL -ctOSeQ rat
6@7. Exchange 5000. Gold 1880
steady. Tennessees -old 4A; new 64X.
Virginias-old e5; new 83. TouisianaaN4.
old 7O1a; new 81. Levees II: Ss 85.
Alabamas 1.0O16; 5s 70. Georeias 81:
7s 911a. North Carolinas-old 1917;
new %. South Carolinas-old IS: new
681.
BALTIMORE, December 21.-Cotton
qniet but steady-middlings 1516; re.
ceipts 91O bales; sales 500; stock IL, 1856.
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat
dull-only choice samples wanted. Corn
active and higher-white 74CQ75; yellow
". Wbiskey 93IaC094L.
BOSTON, December 21.-Cotton quiet
and steady-middlings 1919; receipts 45O
bales; sales 200; stock 6,00O
NORFOLK, December 21.-Cotton quiet
low middlings IA: receipts 1,730 bales;
sales 100; stock 9,s71.
LOUISVILLE, December 2l.-Bagging
active. at 2615627. Flour quiet, at
rs. Corn active and unchanged. Pro-
visions heavy. Mess pork 1850. Shonl-
ders II *; clear rib 1917; clear sides IL.
Lard IL. Whiskey SG0S7.
ST.. LOUIS, December 21.-Flour quiet
-supcrfine 2004 so. Corn quiet
mixed bulk 43045 Whiskoy steady, at
81. Begging unchanged. Pork 1876
Bacon lower-cleur rib 1200I2Is; clear
sides ID. Lard-stenm II.
CINCINNATI, December 21. Flour
steady, ana i'll moderate demand. Corn
5O(052. Pork iu light dcmaud-18. 75@
1900 asked; 1850 offered. Lard in fair
demand kettle IL. Bacon drooping-
shoulders 10; clear rib 1ll.; clear sides
II Whiskey qniet, ut SGMS7.
WILMINGTON, cceinber 2l.-Cotton
Huiet-middlings 141l; receipts $50
bales; stock 653
CHAKrEsroN, December 21-Cotton
qnet- middlings 141,a@145a; receipts
232 bales; sales 500; stock 81, 102.
GALVESTON, December 21.-Cotton
firmer, and offerings light-good orlinn-
ry 12'a; receipts 3G7 bales; sales 200;
stock 49, 212
SAyASNAH, December 21.--Cotton
firm, but very little doing-middliug
LIZ; receipts 1888 bales; Sales 1000;
stock 76,9O0.
Mobile. December 21.--Cotton quiet
-mlddlings 14!l!; receipts 3,219 bales;
salea 200; stock 63, 1913.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2l.-Cotton
active at full -middlings 14aa(0
l4'l; receipts $3.50 bales; sales $500;
stock l73. 669. Flour tirmer- -supcriine
525GY5; 37l@; double 575(05.SO; treble
6.0O. Corn white G6(TG7; yellow GS0G
TO- Pork frm-mess 2i.lO(0,22. o.
Bacon dull aud nominal-clear sides IL:
shoulders 14t4; hams 19(622l,. Lard
tierce 12(9l3; keg l4(G14La. Sugar
lower-prime 9IM9ll%. Nlolasses ac
tlve-common $4,000; fair 5O(654;
prime 55Gy57; strictly prime 5SG059;
choice 60@61. Whlskcy 1.0O1I. .O5.
Coffee 171l0l7Is
AUGUSTA, December 21.-Cotton mar
ket active and prices shade firmer-
sales l,4O0 bales; receipts 1890; mid
ding II; closing easy, Mt these figures.
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McKenzie's Christmas Carol.

II remote from cares ALLOW
Ana III sports that do not cloy,
Our time bn spent i'll JOY
While we're young;
Then the memory of TIL.
ls sweet az loves first kiss,
Flowing like II tale of bliss
From the tongue.
Would you thus your children bless
On their little hearts impress
whole life IF happiness
And Of Joys?
Help now their gladstone mirth
As they gather round your hearth,
Nor let there be Il dcarth
Or their toys.
There's pleasant place for these.
Where friends may, if they please,
At their leisure and their ease,
See them all;
lis MckESZIE's Bazaar,
And it shincth like :; star;
Nor need you travel far
Should you call.
Ills we'll worth long survey
10 examine tho array
Seen there by night and day,
And the throng
Who are crowding there in quest
" the brightest and the best,
Their children's peace and rest
To prolong.
There arc woolIy lambs that blcat,
There are chairs with softe,t scat.
And OF ships Il perfect fleet,
Taut and sound.
Ana or checkers and of chcas,
And of dOllics in full lrcss,
There are many scores, | c,lcss
10 bc found.
Silky pO IDLE dogs that bark.
Noah and his bulky ark
Wt.raupitt, A., l,,,l L..
Little mice,
Little ducks and ponds and parks,
i;lttlc mGhtinSaics aid larks,
Every one who sees rcmurks-
Ol, how nice!
Skipping ropes and little clocks,
Stoves and rugs and tiny frocks,
COWS and goats in varied ilucks.
Horses fleet;
Jumping Jacks and building blocks,
Battic-doors and shuttlc-cocks,
Hoops and trunks, and keys and locks,
Children greet.
Hobby horse, bow and arrow,
ship and rolling barrow,
Spade and rake, and hoe and harrow,
For tho field;
Tea sets and checker r-boards,
Banks to keep what baby hOurds,
lrumpcts. diu uma, and dirls and swords
Boys may wicld.
Cages, boats and Iatcnt swings,
Watches, chains and golden rings,
images of Queens and Kings,
AS they rcisnrd;
Then that great invention,
Tho Spring llorso"-this but mention
And 10! each child's attention
Is enchained.
Then bat and ball, and slate,
And games of skill and fate.
And the baby's cup and plate
All complete;
Then hoop, lotto and doll,
And carved monkey droll,
Pen or tongue can scarce extol
The whole treat.
Now, all these and more you'll meet
At MckENzIE's Toy Notrcat,
On Main, near Lady street,
Where ono gets
All that boys and girls admire
All that childhood can require,
All that ms and pa desire.
For their pets. Dec %
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Three Desirable Cottages.
By D. G. .PEIXOTTO & SON. Auctionee

ON tho FIRST MONDAY in January ne,t
1871, at 10 o'clock. in front Of the Court
House in this city, VIC will sell,
THREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES.
Cottage No. l, mt the corner Of VIM and
Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
60 feet front, moro or less, and runping back
on VIM street 20s feet more or iess. The
above Cottage contains four fine rooms and
all necessary out: buildings upon the lot.
Cottnge No.2, West of the above, contains
the samo number of rooms, and lot of the
buildings.
Cottage No 3, West Of tho above, contain
ing the same number OF rooms, and lot of
the Same dimensions, with all necessary out
buildings, bounded on the West by estate of
Taylor; All of the above Cottages are bound
cd on the North by estate of Taylor.
The above property can be treated for pri
vately before the day OF sale.
TERMS OF FSALE.-One-half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in
tcrest Mt seven per cent. per annum, and
! ortgago OF tho property-the property to Ire
insured and policy assigned.
Dec 8, Ii, II POPS, ,27Jan1
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l.Auotdom sales i,
Desirable Real Estate.
BY DC. PE1XOTTO & SON, Auctioneers.

Desirable Real Estate.
BY DC. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY In January next.
1SN, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Court
house, IN this city, we will sell,
Al! TINT LOT, with the two.story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situated on Richardson
street, measuring thereon so feet. more or
less, aud running back 2O8 feet, more or less,
bounded on the West by Richardson street: on
tho East by the Rev. j. j. O'Connoll: on The
North by Richard Wearn; OIL tho south by
Rov. j. j. O'Connell. .. ~
ALSO,
All that Vacant LOT, adjoining the above.
measuring 52 feet front, and running back 2O8
feet, more or less, bounded on the North by
Rev. j. O'Connell; on the South by State of
South Carolina; on the West by Richardson
street; on the East by Rev. J. ]. O'ConnelI.
ALSO, -s-.,.,, - go
All that LOT, with the Brick Dwelling
where the Rev. j. J. O'Connell now resides. on
sumter street, measuring thereon l04, sI5
running back 20S feet, more or less, Bounded
on the North by Richard Wearn, on the South
ns state OF South Carolina; on the West by
etrcct. ~ N""iSeA
TERMS OF SALE-One- half cash; ba]ance in
WE'VE months, secured by bond bearing inte.
rest at seven per cent. per annum. and mort
gage OF the property. Buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. ="
The above property can be treated for nro-
vlous to day OF sale. Dec 1114l7202927 Fl
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For Sale.

<sse SMALL FARM, containing twenty.
sSss five acres. more or less, lying between the
- asylum and Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
g,sta Nai!road, and opposite Upper Boundary.
street. Fifteen acres of this lnnd is good
Bottom Land. Thore is also on the premises
good DWELLING. 1 will sell the above de-
scrloed property for the low sum OF 81, 600.
Any one wishing to purchas so can address
Dec 81 JOHN RYAN, Charlotte. N. c.
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Dividend No. 5,

CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK.
OF COLUMBIA, =. O., December 81, 1870.
|HNHE Board Ut Directors of this Bank hnyo
Il declared DIVIDEND, of 6 per cent, or
It's capital stock, out or the pr otts for the cur
rent Blk months, payable OH and after tho 3Olh
instant. W. B GIJI!NE
Dee % st C.si;,
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A NNUAL EIiETING OF THE LADIES,
N INDUsTISIAL ASSOCIATiON.-Mem-
bris Of the Association, and those Interested
in the cause, are requested to attend tho An.
nnal Meeting OF the Associati ton, FRIDAY
2'd instant, ut half-past 3 O'clock, at the De-
pository. L. t. LEVY
Dec % o
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In the Sandwich Islands it is death for
Il mans mother law to visit him with
out permission.
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CAI TIDN.

ris 1rltiir - ,I.I-ialIrt I;Il5a=- sn5l'TIna- n
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with vi.r ~ l.i,llrl1!iLTe UL Men u eTerf par
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por rts blssfule-s Ehsh Tn-p.-so j. .1oelsd with
are NJ uss-sli-, ce-a.r vrt1 TIRE -c--7 % the Icc
ped > AID si-rel hy otassr - NE toEpAn!- 80
sr-rF Operator " >lir5-, 4 Iurra19 Efy AEOs u.
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Operators will confer = ;lTur b. rr1gEsirs to this
Csice any negligence Of Agents
TIE following named per-ons hsNe fs--n appoint
el Agents and Assistant Asen,s fl tie Oh he=i1i.s
0. fenusNlvaiia and Wost Nirsiril.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T,TUsvII.LE, CHURCH RUN AND NICINI
TY-SrEPUEN .,DOf. bi'lec. ilarnhon's Cissr
Store, addr,s, Iiiuayilie, Ia ASs's'sss John Nan
TIilisyfIIe, CHuncu Rim AND. vlClNI,
NY-IJ. ii TIioMAs DgieH and address, Nau'
sion House Jitusyti.ai ~ -
SUAMnuRC AND y"iNitf=nEohGE H.
MN. Oilicc, slambBfs, fssi9shfsi qilnsEno, IN
ESTERrRisg, i1,TAstHTgtltt,. BEAN
FARM hND PiTu0LE =t.EH~f, " VAN
VLiET Office sDG sHGyqssy Cts f6ts4; flsaa
nrtyijlr A.si,taBf, II. q tifH}ttt3N ,,
TIOIOJJVh G@D @HSf HtSR9RY tlihs
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pE,TEDLgr Il CPSSss& Atb, fFifNffY
,EVI MASON GsiGs api '1,itNff, St15 t'1mN Ntf
trc T., AssfsfQet EidtlNF H:f,Ho1rIi ,..t.. l.....
rsPg And EgI2yg FFHNs ~ G'.'r't NIX
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rsTr-1Na1cINFin inlA}c OH cftf AZ 30 Ili
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F-iz--s-azi 7.:-1as. o1s s-iaiI.
T.lr .i;eaiio= 10 NJ biz ~o1ld cal;
TINS sc dull an money tight.
Bet in tle.e lizles In locking .o- us.,;
To those who --s building ,i-s viihou, nuub--,
E5-'.. is.:o-E,---h!, i tie p!acsio tuy Lgnbe.;
VI -.7.,, i tbl.. .Q7ies Sale: and Small Profit"
70. b1s!usss "a he1l,ry aat think Luch o. -;
IN q7sliry ny I.am6sr Is second to none,
And IS for Shingles, keep No i
some may 70: iooS ct /: in the iich, DO,
Ard 70. .'o.e have quality Nc. :;
Ard 10 those who are rsTticulsr-ss some msy bs,
s;;n Lave sEvIa,. qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which WI. sci 4; low o,.h pEie-.
Slch IS Flooring. Cei.ins and siding .oo:h Rossa
and dressed,
La;h, Ba,tsns srl Surfaced Lumber. all CT II.
b-s.;
I also have Rig Lumber Of ell kinds.
At prices to compare with Gil and haHd tines;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
Aad box Of Cislys Of avery good brand;
My f,cli,i5s Tor selling arc surely w!,hOu, 1pmhe-
| always heCp good teams TO deliver gcod,L1Elhsr; ;
So If you wan, Lu,nbe-, Rough, Dressed. sen or
Herd,
You will and Jus, whs, YOU wan ~ L u So Ium-
Ter Yard
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-19
GOING WEST.

80 4. N. DAY EMPRESS, dsi,g. No-sty'
- Z ii tor .ev-i-ut. G .uiuus'' ani '-- 81 -
srd S1u;h. Connect. ~ C'arA>viiis. Sl-c4r-
rsr'sd for Stascu NC~cs--'e 4it fit'-hC-1A- :
fnvi'i.1urg for Youngstown and siarlr., ?. t.srt-
lara with Iske Shore R,ipay. f1- tie Wet .r3
S17h-Wt<'. 70 Rsv-aia, silltay- e1cs ped fo- A.
..alc- a.. P.tslur-L. - a ~ % >-t5ag- cr-2 80
- Cryil'e sd Miller -Nurs. a. U-rts vi.l --';,-
h,,-fl C7rtansti s.ii - wis ~ &! - Ir'i,r-
r-. is I'D 81 Csrciruzii with thr OHIO & Mis-.-
-;rpi r1i'say, ;JE - L0iis sui ile >o11 .oj
: sitf-Nc-i
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Uurnsi-y.is, running ,a.ousa ~ C..s--s-t u.;ao-'
cElu.e
$50 4. II. EXPRESS NAIL daily. s--5s,.
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s.'e Isl way IL. lie " - -I- NuEt1-"e-i
so =. u. NIGHT EN"RE>> cs!'-. o.
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way. 'ar gt- Wet auI NuE-l Nes'. A.. : ,ireln-
na-J with The ,lIil g Ni--i--ip7l H--W.! +. -
LOU. and the So-th -. Sor;h Wes'
4 Sleeping C1s-h ?. s''--'ifd - :-is i-1!l 81 New
Yo-s. GyuI.ir :; through 20 t!n,iunAii.
ll.lO A. II. ACCOMMODATION. suu'ays
excepted, fr Leavitt.hgr. AID u :! ssiOr- COL
rec,rc 10. Yoa' sstO~n.
3.o5 p. N. FREIGHT aiACCoMNoDA-
TION. daily
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