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“THE RHINE, THE ALPS, And the BATTLEFIELD LINE.” The Famous FR/ Limited. _ FAST FLYING VIRGINIAN HAS NO EQUAL BETWEEN CINCINNATI ann NEW YORK, Via Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Vestibuled, Steam Heated, and Electric Lighted Throughout. £HROUGH DINING CAR and COMPLETE PULLMAN SERVIOE, THROUGH SLEEPERS TO AND FROM ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO AND LOUISVILLE. The most interesting historic associations and tho most striking and beautiful scenery in the United States are linked together by the C. & O. System, which traverses Virginia, the first foothold of English settlers in America, where the Revolutionary War was begun and ended, and wherc the great battles of the Civil War were fought ; crosses the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountains and the fumous Shenandoah Vulley reaches the celebrated Springs region of the Virginias, and lies through the canons of New River, where the scenery is grand beyond description. It follows the banks of the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers, and penetrates the famous Blue Grass region of Ken- tucky, noted for producing the greatest race-horses of the world. For ma geen og tive pamphlets, etc., apply to Pennsylvania Railroad ticket offices fn New York, Philadelphia, and Baitim re, the principal ticket offices throughout the country, or any of the following ©. & O. NEW YORK—362 and 1823 Broadway. ‘ W ASHINGTON—518 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue. a OCINCINNAT!—Corner Fifth and Walnut streets. LOUISVILLE—263 Fourth avenue, 8ST. LOUIS—Corner Broadway and Chestnut street, CHICAGO—294 Clark street. G B. RYAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Cincinnatt, 0, H. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent, Washington, D. © (e(o)| books.com