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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS


cR Rskf EsTs SALE 20 3FALL TIE REMAINING
SQUARES No: 50, I3l, 1872 AND iSs. N
c by virtue Ne Of 2 decree passed by the Supreme
cause No. AGA, George W. Linviile l. CO vs.
W ID. G. Murdoch ct al, we will sell at public
the 10th day OF July, <. d. is72, at ocIocE D. M
the following real estate, viz:
division Of Square No %, with the two'story frame
Also Lot H. east 1917 feet of Lot bv den.b ,bara
Of and Lots 81 "a 49, and IS in subdivision of Square
III, with the two story frame houses.
And Immediately after the above sale, will sell
part oil Lot U In subdivision of Square 1885, fronting
20 feet on 18th street, between and streets north
By 90 feet, improves with two story frame house
feet on Lawrence street By 100 feet in depth ~
Also, other parts of said Lots A, d, G, D, and Il,
depth, with two story frame houses.
And, Immediately after the above, will sell Lots II
tween New Hampshire avenue and 18th street S
And Lots 5, g, and T. in subdivision of Square No.
ing on street, between 18th and 18th streets N W
These Houses are Of genteel plan. Each House
building, and has also four chambers and passage;
III 'front.' paled yards from II to l6feet in Depth and
The vacant Lots above mentioned are eligible
sites for Houses, situated where land is rapidly
street now in course Of construction, and
its branch running north to Boundary street 10 still
In to all sess hand
Term. Of sao One sixth cash; balance in thirty
from the day Of SALE to our satisfaction aud
f1s lien detained pRon the property sold deposit of
time Of sale All conveysncns and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser Plats of the property will be
%% ii}SsasaS%i!EESSEHFfi, Receivers.
ID
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"PoTAToEs!" cried a darkey pedler in Rich
mond. ''Hush dat racket-you abstracts de
whole neighbOrhood," came from a colored wo-
man in a doorway. "You kin hear me, kin your
HHear yOut kin hear you a mile. "Thank
God for dat-I'se hollowin TO be heard. Ta-Oes!',
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMsRE a PoroMAC =. n,

pALTlMeRE a Po rOMAC =. n,
~ Depot Corner GA aEi y Streefs v. W.
IhAI RsLI hfsHn FoRrRAIss .SsIyk AT
So ,Nias.rS SIpre..,sNs a n, SS. s1 IN.
ssz S.sin sS9f Maj. s. sS1d.y
-. Ss, ws: s..I :, r.
''sPm Baltimore Ae- 50 , m, Pacific kHpre-s,
81, m, Cincinnati Er M kos = so lSa;Iao.
> Fs',, dS w1,ss..,.rnr,,, Ssliy -
aSily. except sunday. daily, except sunday
fs.sergers leaving heir orders ~ Ticket once.
s:ss rs: S$s%:. = s: ;s,:i E. &a
So F aoS Se; sss 70 an
1eiHneE.; lneiAn.golis, Leuisvil 81 Louis, Nsw
O. PERcr O SMITH, AEcnt.
IL. p1BARRI. Gent sGpI
LIS 1ol NC. Gen ! PSss'r Agent yl-tf
lS12rrss.,s SnEaT .o,,,IS19
TO TEE NoRTH"ksTs SOUTH AND SOUTH.
on and after June 10, ISL trains will leave o. foI.
wsshinstOn--...s ms =. m. Baltimore .-. 7.soan.
...-;ts :ST 49, 55Ss@
THE GREAT De6;UBLE TRACK RoUTk n
pg Nth %oers sfsf day and
I've hundred miles saved % Western and Ceairsl
The SIS a. m. daily, EXCEPT Sunday, northwest
T.4s 2. N. daily west,
MkkE CONNECTIONS
Throush from Baltimore 60 kOCHESTER ana
PlTTsEU nc without change.
foe corner Of eIh street aud Pennsy avis sveuus
under National hotel, where reliable infOrma ton
will be given IT all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this on &c can
secure accommodations In Palace Cars Tor ritts-
burg, PERCY q. SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner 9Th street and Penna. avenue,
- - - Washington. ID. q.
Ed YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
harl6-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID Northwest corner 10th and ID stretl

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH SHEETS WEST.
- BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
071Court of the District of Columbia. In Equity
Acause No. 1850, 1 will sell, At public aucr ion,
in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 1lth
Square No. 5l7, in the city of Washington, ID. @.
This lot fronts 81 feet inches on Massachusetts
avenue, betw cen 4th and 9Th streets west.
Term: 0ne-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for which the notes of the purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, Ill be taken aud
lien retained on the property. A deposit of 500
will required at the time of SALE All convey ancing
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser.
V. L. KING, Trustee.
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AA41LTON 4 PEARSON,

NOIICB OF et4OvAL.-A u. TUBNAH has
~ Rsmoyed he PAPERHAN0iH0 and UP:
HOLsT1HlI0 1sfABLISHABNTf from Osoree-
erAsr g NE room for eDring stock o6erS for tAS
.s.' IN &sS;fhs SlPaV %f3S6s;wIn suAnr.
PICTURE D1An DS. Oh RO2 OS, Se. M
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RkIpAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs, BO-
Preserved or Enameled In Wax. All kinds of Hair
Braidips done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, by Mrs FRIES, late of Boston, No. Az sth
street, Navy Yard, opposite Esputa's Hall Refer.
ences:-Mrs. President Grant, Mrs Admiral Colds.
kins, Gen. Aiken. ianl6-Iv
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NiW Express LINE, VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHrA, ALEXANDRIA VA WASH.
lkGTOk AND GEORGETOWN, y. q.
Regular ssiline days from Pier No. 3, Morn
Mhsryee, Philadelphia, every wkDk HsDAr -
SATURDAY, ~ IL m.
FROM SO water street. Georgetown. every wKD-
NEsDAY and SATURDAY 81 ~ o. u
Freight received 1T any time.
Apply 70 g, =. HYDE, 50 victor street, osseus-
town, b. O.; n. kLDRfDGE CO., Alexandf3S
w.; WI. CLYDE co., ~ South Delaware Az
nue., Phfladelphia. pdf-0
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WASHINGTON, December -, 1871.
Trains between WASHING
Ton and BALTIMORE md Sh
WASHINGTON AND THkshAs -
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily. except Sunday, at ; us, 6.sA, = 90
and e:l3 q. m ; loo, SEQ, &:lo, $40, sae T:tS
FOE ALL WAY sTATIoNs.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $40, s.45 an
Ell m: 4-l0 sRd as On
vile, Laurel, Annspai. Junction and Relay, leave
q 9,ls, D.: and e:ls 9. m, and l.os. 90 ana
1:4s D. m. 500 m. stops st Jessup's. The see
y N. stops AZ Annapolis Junction aud Relay only
The 1:<s .. m. on Sunday stops - during ths
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 6:45 a m and 40 D m No train IA a.
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ SUI q. m. and :oo, > 40 and y as n n
FOB WAY sTAfIoNs.
Leave daily except SATURDAY and sunday, at 81
and D % q and 3 90 and as y m
On Saturday st s. asd 8 4 a M and as m m
On Sunday ~ 500 and Z as y m only ooabect-
Ing At Relay station with trains from Baltimore tu
Nheeiing, Parkersburg, PittsburR, &C.
snd stTasbErs, leave NJ 800 D M, connecting ID
Relay House with strssburs aud Winchester ~
Through tickets 20 the West can be haA At tpe
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours In
For New York, Philadelphia aud Boston see a
j. L.. WILSON, Master of TrAnsportatfou.
i. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
Gko- y. hOON1Z, Gem Agf, Washington. MI
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Until HEPTEMBER lsr
~ WE

PHoroeBxPPHSsi AT Hal HALF PRICE.
CARTE DE YISITE6, o. dozen; 9i half dozen.
CABINHT CARDS, o. dosen: e2I0 half dozen;
city. We have opened . fine and commodious gal.
lery, second to none In Washington, and We have
lures win BE- nnished for delivery when promised,
- Our object In making Photographs ct the
above prices 4 wholly for the purpose Of adver.
,NBiELIR. = ANGHRMAN, Photogr.phers
je2o I'M AIS 7th street, between b and =.
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- We will sell on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
ER July, 1872, on the premises, at 6 O'Clock .. m
-part of Lots % and %, in Meigs' subdivision
of lots in square 36l fronting l6 feet 9Th street,
and improved by pleasant and comfortable Frame
House, &c, now occupied by IF. Tasistro, ESQ =,
the house being No 1880 9th street west.
To those desiring q good home reasonable terms,
this presents a good Opportunity.
Terms: $500 cash; the residue at and years,
with interes. at 10 per cent per annum. $50 to be
paid when property is knocked OF. A perfect title
T2.td LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

DxsTRrcTIyE FIREs-The paint shop Of the
New Work Central railroad company at West
Albany, y. V, was destroyed on Saturday even
Inc and about fifty loaded cars, with three of
WseneT's drawing room cars, took nre. The
Ioss il estimated at $50, 600.
Fhe picture frame and looking-glass factory
of Sanford s. Bar in Syracuse, y. Y, was also
DESTROYED by fire Saturday evening. Loss from
$50 COO to si0o COO. Insurance $4,000.
A fire in Philadelphia yesterday morning
badly damaged the railroad machinists supply
establishment of t. h. Beckerton & Co., No. II
South 4tb street, the shoe and leather finding
house of John Mundell and the tailors furnish
ish house of Robert Pearce s Co. Loss over
"a, goo.
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pALIIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.

EDS YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
harl6ly Rsltimore Nd
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.&S5 .EE
1870 GREAT .n~n
lSiZPENNsYLVaNIA Rot-rrISIJ

NEST.
On and after June 10, ISL trains will leave 9. fol
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WBwoULD BnOOnnBNp THOSE WHO d
w sire 70 purchase GEN U1NH f1AS q
S0s hh 81, BET La. ave. seA q. mayS-& u
E1s''sES sggiti i:i:.,:.' =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
Dreadful Story or n Dia-
YnOnd Ring.

As already stated, among the
recent railroad smash-up at
Metuchen n. j., was a Danih
couple named IPotassen, but two
months married, Mr. Potassen
being the, son Of a Danish no.
bleman. They were on their
bridal tour, and were en- route to
San Francisco, where Potassen's
brother is Danish Consul. When
the terrible crash came all was
darkness and confusion for a few
moments; but the gentleman soon
recovered consciousness, and his
first thoughtwas for his BRIDE
An immediate search was made
for the lady, who was at last
found beneath a. heap of debris,
senseless and covered With blood.
Upon raising her up her husband
was Mortified to find that one of
her arms had been completely
torn off. The unfoytpnate lady
was removed to a shelter, and
the husband began the sickening
task Of seeking his Wife's miss
ing arm. He proclaimed that
upon one Of the fingers was the
diamond wedding ring, a jewel
worth many hundred dollars,
and instantly,.a a general search
was begun. aAmongSthe prowl-
ers about the wreck was a train
hand, who was observed to Sc
crete something under his coat
and walk away He was soon
overhauled, and on perceiving
that he had beenI detected he
threw down his burden, which
proved to be- the lost arm. It
was picked up by the nobleman,
who removed the ring and caus-
ed the arm to be taken care Of
The lady was brought to st. Bar
nabas' Hospital in Newark,
where she now lies in a fair way
for recovery.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
A Mechanical Cal.

Leonard of the Cleveland Lea
der, has invented a sheet iron
cat, with cylindrical attachment
and steel claws and teeth. It is
worked by clock-work. A bel
lows on the inside swells up the
tail at will to a belligerent size,
and by tremolO attachment,
causes, at the same time, the
patent cat to emit all noises of
which the living bird is capable.
When you want fun, you wind
up your cat and place him on
the roof. Every cat within half
a mile hears him, girds on his
armor, and sallies forth. FIRE.
quently fifty or one hundred at
tack him at once, No sooner
does the patent cat feel the
of an assailant than his
teeth and claws work with light
ningrapidity. Adyersaries with
in six feet Of him are torn to
shreds. Fresh battalions come
on to meet a similar fate, and in
an hour several bushels of hair,
toe nails and fiddle strings alone
remain.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
A Green Passenger.

(, Conductor-Tcket.. g
D GreenyAI'ye got none, = q
Conductor Money then.
Greeny--I hain't any.
Il 6onductor--Got a passG
q Greeny-No, I hain't got a
pass. y il93 l
.d Conductor--Thunder and
spikesl You don't expect ia
travel on these cars for nothing,
do youS 81
Greeny-You advertis to take
a feller for nothing, anyhow.
Conductor-How soP
Greeny-Why, down there in
your Office in Cincinnati you
have got a great big sign stuck
up In store writing. 1t says =
Through to New York without
change" ~ 7
The conductor drops his an
chor, and puts that fellow ashore
right by q big white post, with
some black letters on it, which
read. &c. 80 miles,"
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indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayett,
Rail Road.
aREATTHRoUeH PASSENGER RAILWAY
To all Points West, Northwest
and Southwest.
THIS is THE SHORT LINE VIA IN
DIANAPOLIs. -

rhe Great Through Mail and Express Pas.
sonRer Line 10 ~. Louis, Kansgs City, Bt.
Joseph, Denver, Ban francisco, and all polnts
IN Missouri, KansNn and Colorado
The shortest ndonly direct route 10 Indian
apolis, Lafayette, Tere Haute, Cambridge
City, Springfield, Peoria, burlington, Chicago,
MMilwaakeo' st. Paul, and allpoInts IN the
The. indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
Railroad, with It's connoctions, now Offers pas
sengers more facilities In Through Coach aud
sleeping Gar Service than any other line from
Oinci pnati, having the advantage Of Through
Daily Cars from Cincinnati TO 81. Louis, Kan.
sAs City, 81. Joseph, Peoria, Burlington, Chicago
Omaha, and all intermediate points, presenting
TO Oolonists and Families such comforts and
route. fN ~ ''T T''l'N - -
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all
Trains sos Leave onclanati at 7,so A. NJ, 400 p.
Tickets can be obtained at No. Burnet
House, corner Third and Vino Public Land.
Ing, corner Main and River; also. nj Depot.
corner Plum and Pearl Streets, Cincinnati. O
Bo sure TO purchase tickets Via indianapolis,
Cincinnati and lafayette RnJlroad, m
y. X. LORD a. L.BARRINGRE.
Chief Ticket Clerk, Master Transportation,
W"'''"''' fHfl tNihuihhnp h,T
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

INcoE.-If your income is
five dollars a day, spend but four.
If it is one dollar, spend eighty
cents. Ifitis but ten cents spend
nine. If it is three potatoes,
save a half a potato for Seed
Thus you will gradually acquire
something; while, if you spend
as you go, you will never get
ahead one inch in life, but every
sunset will look upon you poorer
than at sunrise, because you will
have used unprofitably one day
more of your strength and your
allotted term of life.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

THE longest bridge in the
world is said to be on the Mo-
bile and Montgomery Railroad,
over the Tensas and Mobile riv-
ers. 1t is fifteen miles in length,
and has ten draws, one for each
navigable channel. The bridge
is Of wood, but the supporters
are iron cylinders. The struct-
ure cost $1,50O,OO0, and has
been three years in course of
construction.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

and shielded him from the fiery
vengeance of the victor. Make
him President and the Execu-
tive chair will be no longer the
throne Of vengeance, but the
mercy seat of forgiveness the
altar Of love.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
SUBMERGED PUMP.
The Best Pump in the World

OUR Agents report over 100000 worth of
" property.sayed fromFire this ear by thcge
pumps, being the most powerful force-pumps
In the world, aswell % Non-freezing.
See October number, page 800, also the Pree
mium. List, page ap3ofthe Am. AgrlcuiturIst.
This paper never decelves the farmers. Se-
u u don't do the werk claimed, send II back and
get, t,yourmoney, as we warrant our pumps to
70 30 AZ we claim for them on our circulars
send f0r circulars or orders 10 the bridgeport
Mtg Co., No % Chambers Sc Now York,
An order fornine No. Pumps secures an ex.
elusive town agency No i1-tf.
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Notices for the Grantites.

Notices for the GRANTEES.
We commend the following
statement Of political facts to
the attention ofthe Radical par
ty for use during the present
campaign:
1t was William Lloyd Garri-
rison who declared the Consti-
tuition a covenant with hell"
1t was General Grant who
Threatened to take his regiment
over to the rebels if slavery was
interfered with. y
1t was John A. j. Creswell
who urged Maryland to secede
from the Union in 1861.
1t was John A. Logan who
recruited ffty-one men in Illi-
noic for Beauregard's army,
I 1t was William Lloyd Garri-
son who ''thanked God he had
worked for thirty years to break
up the Union as it was"
1t was Judge Settle, president
of the Grant Convention, who
was kicked out of the rebel ar
my for robbing the sick soldiers
Of hospital storess rfp
1t was the Presidents father
who got a permit from his son to
steal cotton during tie war.
It was Senator Morton who
spoke of Germans as ''the Dutch
men who are only fit to eat cab
bage and drink beer"
It was Henry Wilson who
took solemn oath never to vote
for a Catholic or a foreigner.
It was Governor Noyes, of
Ohio, who said that "the Repub-
lican party can get along with
out the whisky drinking Irish. :"
1t was Mrs. General Grant
who received a $25,00O check
for "the Governments" share in
Black Friday.
1t was Oglesby, Of Illinois,
who declared that che hoped for
a law to sweep the Dutch and
Irish out of America"
It was Henry Ward Beecher
who stated that "Grant knew
more about horses than states
manship."
It was Wendell Phillips who
wrote from Galena that "Grant
is owing several old whisky bills
here"
It was Ben. Butler who said a
year ago: "Grant hasn't the soul
Of a dog"
It was Zack Chandler who
stated to Charles A. Dana that
E'we never had such an ignora-
mus in the White House."
1t was Robeson who paid a
claim of $4,000 over a law
made on purpose to prevent it.
Tt was Bullock, a Grant Gov
ernor, who stole millions Of dol
lars.
And it was Henry Wilson who
said Gen. Grant drank too much:
q told him So, and said I had a
mind to ask him to join the Con-
gressional Temperance Society,""
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RGy- No. 4, leaving Columbus at 4d0 D. M.
has y Through Carpid Delaware for Springfield,
reaching Springneldw without chang at 7:Q0 pm,
Train No. 2 on the Columbus A Hooking Val.
Icy Railroad connect with No. Train, Through
Tickets for sale at Athens.
PASSENGER TRAINS returning arrive at
Columbus at i2:30a m, II ;lb q, m. and 80 a. m.
b@-Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
v--r. On All Trains.
nar"No o., leaving Columbus at 2i8S a m, on
both Erie and New York Central Railways,
$40 AM.
For particular information in regard to
through tickets, time, connections, etc., TO oil
points East, West North and South, apply TO
or address u. FORD, Columbus, Ohio. l1f
E.e, FLINT, Gen. Superintendent.
JAMES PATTERSON,
La...a Gen. Agent, Columbus, o. Wt
EUGENE FORD, .f. ~. y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

--TnE late James Gordon
Bennett taught school in Steuben
in the year 1918. He taught
two months, and at the close Of
his school, September Is, 1918,
he drew $l7 from the Township
Treasury as compensation. I sse
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

The st. Louis Republican
suggests the revival of the
American party, and offers as
a ticket: For President, Spot
ted Tail, OF the Rocky Noun
.tains; for Vice President, Hen
ny Wilson, of Massachusetts,"
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Columbus & Hooking Valley Railroad
n tx7a yHy lssy --ttfEI
~ E is MI 4s'.S, sns

Close connection made at Lancaster for Cir
cinnati and Musklfgum Valley Railroad.
Direct connections made at Columbus for
Dayton, Springfield Indianapolis Chicago,
and all points West Also, for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and all points East.
Take the Hooking Valley and Pan Handle
route to Chicago and the Northwest, IL is the
shortest by slXty-slx miles, giving passengers
the benefit of quicker time and lower rates
than by any other line
]. W. D0HERTY,
Superintendent.
L. A. BUELL., Genr Ticket Ag't.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18

If the oflice-holders are not
afraid Of Greeley Why do they
make 50 much fuss about himf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
EASTWARD.

Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
Which are as comfortable, elegantly furnished,
and almost equal TO q fre-side, are on ali Trains
from Clncianatl TO Baltimore and Washington
SeeSchedule OF Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
way for time OF arriving and departing from
The advantages of this route over all Others
-, that II gives all travellers holding through
tickets tho privilege Of visiting baltimore,
Philadelphla, and the National Capitol free.
EmsS me quicker and rates of fare lower than by
This scenery along this hallway Is not equaled
Tor grandeur on this Continent,
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
This line Offers superior inducem ents-.the
rates being one-thlrd lower 20 and from Boston,
New York, or any other Eastern point In or
dMerinE M goods Of any description irom.the East
give directions to ship Vid baltimore e Ohio
K. ~, land inshipplng East give same directions.
Freights shipped by this route will have des.
patch and be handled with care and save
Shippers much money. j. l.. WILSON,
Master transportation, Baltimore.
Gen. Freight Ag't. Baltimore.
>. b. JONES, Gen. Ticket Ag't Baltimore
Gen, Pass. Ag't., Cincinnati
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onand after MONDAY, May 2sth, 1871, Ex-
press Trains will BEAvE COLUMBUS and
CREsTLINE and ARRIVE at points named be.
Invv No fOllnwa. III Hh ~ Z.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-18
'fBFE IINE." "
GEi ~ ~ q IEL

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railway. TSl