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MUSIC SALOON.

The Second story will zsed Ms Music Saloon. " here
ne has now md vi" keep supply y thnse t,uiy col.
hbrntrd W"rld> Fair London) l'rrmi m piano.. AL
hnds Of Music and Musical In~uumeL's furnished to
rider. Private trance tu the SH loon in the alley
Eisters ~ il leuse ring the loo. bel.
r. LA MAN, Bank Square
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad

Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD,
IN IL Eis .ss. n u. -
FALL ARRANGEMENT
flNHE Pa ~enFer rruin- tbs rond will tun AS fol
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBUsG.
Express daily, at. $1,000. --....---...-..4t A.
Accommod ition dai! Sundays excepted at..si A.
Mnt daily nj ~
TRAINS LE4VE RICHMOND
Express, daily ..--..-..--...-...ai A.
Accommodation, SUNDAYS excepted, nt.-..-..SA Pm
The Express aud Mail Train fom relersbu q
connect al Richmond with the Trains going Mouth. IN
Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia and New iok-
The Express taiu. asn connect with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad Tor charlottesville SUMMON
&c.
Through Tickets Tor Washington at........s6 %
- baltimore nt----.-.------. 81
" " philndeluha at. .-...-.--. 90
Can Ne procured at the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express trains do not stop for way passenger.
The Mail trains will only stop at Port al hal and
Clover Hill Junction. Hall WAY Station and Aunrhes
Ter. The Accommodation trains vii step for way ras
sengGs.
Fare for white persons 81 49, Children over and
twelve years of age, IS cotts Coorea ersnn
II So cents,
Servants will be permitted in first class except
when in attendance infant children sick Persons
absolutely requiring their in which the ,ane
price IA for white persons will be charged.
A discount of 10 will be made cncA fare
when uckets procured nj the Office and to persons
getting the where a ficarts sold.
Servants travelling by themselves bc furnished
10y their masters with two passes, that can BIZ
etained Al the Office md il must he expires stated
the pass tat they permitted g ON the Cars
n. B.-The Trains viii run by Richmon lime
TH0& DuDAhEAD Sum,
Office r. g. T.. R.Rco
oct 30-d&ctA
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NEW FANgs.Y aAssi, al uTTEys
n EW DRY GOODS

/ ~ FIrkin. ~. Fami Lafd. 30 Firki0s N.
Mountain Butter. ia receive md for snlc Ia
de- - LEE 4 JOHNSON.
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GEEA,HPAGNE WINE

y " I0e OF Inc mo,t approval b nds imported, !
pint and quart BEETLES, fr sale by
dec + FE & JOHNSON
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For BaltinOre and Philadelphia

BY IT EANER BELN IDERE.
teores Richmond crcrg Inesdoy at , o'clock p ".
sssSs TIL b large ana n"" Steamer E " DERE
x~As Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Nun.
lay, and up II tie hour of o'clock P NJ every 1u"r-
lay, l"r the above placc..
Shippers ~ Wheeling. Pitt,hnrg Cincinnati md the
south and West generally, will find this Tho cheap
tst and most expeditions. Foi freight. apply tn
LUDLAM X WATSON. Rmhmond. IN.
July l3.lts
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These ssels Of the first class huilt in the city IT
baltimore expressy tor this liade and have superior
ommpdations tor passengers. They are commanded
exporter ced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
md who y i'll spare eNrrtion Ia accommodate. They
viii be towcd up prd Town the rivers by and may
he relied 10 sai PROM Il y : advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from NV
iofk, will find it to their interest ship hy this Inc,
freight viii always be taken low by any otter
line of Packets, and every effort will be nude by
agents in Richmond and New York give suii sfncton
Freight II cents per whole, and II cents per 3
Tobacco being about so per c,nt. less than chuigf
he Steamers. Insurance be effected in the 49,
moad Fire Association b, this line Mt 3-s per
We respectfully a~N and hope succeed il, obtain
tug full shaIr OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this ine to New.York will be for
@arded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile.
Ghnrc,tnn savannah any other Southern Nurti
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
in New York Berth No. |, c coffee House Slip, foot Il
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, ,
c. II PlERSON, Y.
No. 6l,Soufh Street. :
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LINE of Richmond. ~,

AND NEN-1UKk FAUhET N.--Ih new .os7NN
hone line Is composed Of the following vessels
mils from Nrw-York every three days. All owned Z
tie city Of Richmond, viz
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REDUCsNG STOCK-W sling 10 reduce
~ stock Of Stoves md Crates as much as 10. ,il,
'etor >nrnc VIII. from this date, offer them at greatly
tednrrd prices The assortment of Patlor Office and
Ghur Stoves is Urge and Will be sold AT cost tor cnb
me mixing steve, some entirely new patterns Will
SOLD al greatly reduced ratesuuch lower than they
nave 'se be'orr been offered in this vicinity
Al who may lie in want Wi find a hlll assortment at
and Range Works. lin 3Ots r : pi7fSa
~ otICE.-The subscriber. having purchased of
tNJoAn a. fmnklin hi, interest in the concern of
tfahhiln Brother Il CO. will continue the business in
ne sumo house next door 10 Liberty Warehouse updpr
the hrn and style oil Franklin < Brother Thy rct,,n
their thanks to their friends aud the public generally
tor TIE liberal patronage extended them &c, the shor
time they have beea ia the Grocery ard Comu,i.si,
business, md most respectfully solicit continuance r
the snine; promising their hest exerons -. .;
snIsia ctlon to all VIM may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN
inn 2-dts ~
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Hampshire county Va. Mach 1t, 1871
NJ, f.. r. Cooper Drnr ST.: AeleeHhIc Ia >out IL.
quest and my desire benefit tie afflicted here
by certify the eroaf ree hive receis ed from The tie
OF Hamp'on's Vcgefati, 1mctpge.
WAS taken with violent gpla lt.on, rather lut,
tering an trembling al III" i.art, which continued
eral days. it seemed ~ ifrn, heart lad almost forgotten
its Office The family beranr charmed and procured
bottle of his valuable Medicine and beinc had nktn
bottle of this Tncfme IF Hamptoa's WINS en-
tirey relieved.
This is the third Instance Of relief in my amy T. m
the of this valuable Medicine I No tlr,- ,ear.
agoI was laid up with liberation OF ny arke from 1eei
Of what is generally called filk cg had lost n tas,e
and appetite and the VII eh Jor, ache,
up and down and half w,y htound my ankle. rejected
effort to heal until proc red Humptous Veg
etshe Tncture.one bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle and recr from swelling than for
the last thirty gears
Again, one oi my daughters very low from
dysenery, aud when she began to sill up her feet
mcnced swelling which increased every da Anl began
20 be very pnniul-she us ID "a bottle Of Hampton's
Iinctnre; the pains assuaged, SWELLING sub
81 led and her health relurne-we kept her leg. bnn
daged with strips of wooden until her strength returned
have been thus particular, that others un Ter similar
circums ances might be induced avail themselves
this remedy. Yours with respect
EnzABrrH EDWARDS
A.al.
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do hereby certify that | personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards and Gun safely recommend the
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Crpon kee Hampshire county, Va.
ETsDelica,e Ladie, and Children will please give i.
trial.
Space ra' MOI ptrmu 10 name hHudreis Of Others as
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt Thos Canot, Robert CAN'T,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail s. A. Griffin, John Lux, Rev V. Esh.
ridge. U. s. Navy, and thousands OF others cured ot
Dyspepsia, Sorofula, Cough Liver Complaint, Broneh
tbs, St Vitus Dance &c. We re'er citizens.
Call them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant! The Verdict has gone forth, AHadmit
that champions Tinctnre" has no Superior!
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n BOSTON LINE x==+ .s

These vessels arof the FIRST class built expressly foi
Il is trade and have superior accommodations for 1as..
hngers
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
lnaihed Tor hetadc, aud mo will spare no exertion
Ia accommodate.
hey will be towed ~, and down the river bys.,an
mud may be relied 1 sail promptly : advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find tothrir interest ship by this lnr
it is the only regular line and freight will always
taken low by any other vessels and every eurI
viii b. maize by the ugrrtsin Richmond and Boston to
9iveSatisection.
We respectfully n-k and hope to srrcrrd in oh
aiming full share of patronage
The vessels vii lie in Richnn ! ~ Ruckrtis
Boston at Rowrs Nharf.
DAVID CuRRIE Richmond, A..
ALLEN x WELTCH. Boston, Hs'
aug 2-dis NJ. 1873 Siatr Street.
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An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.fnoihtr CTR 6g HdNPT TONS TINCrURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.


Read the follow ing Contradiction Lady. endorse,
by Postmaster +. T. Goopcr
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS per steamer City of Huntsvie-90 bags cof
fee, sundry packages merchandise.
SMlTHIAND per steamer Hsrtsvile- &C: bbls salt
PADUCAH per steamer Alida-S2 ions pig iron, 500
barrels salt sundry packages merchandise.
CINCINNATI per steamer Seveniy,Sx-lG5 bbls ale,
q half DO tons hay, 166 bales d. so sacks corn 90 bxs
candles 0l do cheese. SO bbs apples 20 do vinegar 500
do salt 60 do seed IS do whkey do potatoes do on
IONS do ale, boxes lin plate mill stones bbls four
kegs herrpgs iii pieces stone ware 275 pieces ron
as bundles do doz seat chairs 20 sacks chair stuff
50 bundles do horses 55l pkgs mds 1874 bbs do lot
machinery, lot of furniture.
NEW ORLEANS per steamer America-279 boxes Ii
quo 80 esks DO "a baskets champagne 10 bags almonds
boxes tobacco, casks porter do ale boxes macca-
ron "a demohns fierce salmon, eask rice Dbl mack
erel hf do, boxes lemons 10 do oranges bxs snuff
cask brandy, magnolas, sardines, pkgs fgs
bags guano 81 do pepper do ginger boxes loaf su
gar Is do tn pkg silver, pianos, 100 dry hides bag
lead 1C46 bags coffee 10 hhds sugar. 90 bbs moasSes
bags salt. -..
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
TIE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE. April 8, noon-River on a stand
with 8 feet inches in canal.
O. know-Nothngs swept the city by tremendous
majority. Barbee elected mayor, and ali munich.
pal officers except one School Trustee and two
Councmen. know-nothings Anti Liquor carried
by large majority. Election passed off quietly.
NKw York, Apr9 0, night.-Cotton firm. New
Orleans Mdding 81; Flour has an upward tenden.
cy, 8 87al0 81; Pork triae lower, new Mess
IL 80, prime IA 44a15 90; Lard dull Rio Coffee
liz st
81 LOUISVILLE April 9, night-The river is on a
stand. -
The steamer Shotwell is reported sunk at Sis
ters Island in four feet water 1t is feared she will
break in two. Passengers all safe.
New YoRK, April 9, noon--Cotton UNCHANGED.
Flour trifle higher, sTalO 81; Corn tTiae
higher; Pork triae lower, new Mess IA S7al5 90;
Lard unchanged
CMcINNATI, April 9, noon.-The river has risea
two inches
S Flour 75alO 90; Whisky 9Oc; Lard Toe. =
e PTrrsRURo, April 9, noon River on stand.
with feet inches in the channel.
CINCINNATI, April g. night-River rising.
Flour 75alO 90; Whisky 30c.
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w. & K FhEEhlAN,
No. IL North College street,


WE are manufacturing at quarters 2icbiy Or
w nsmented Gilt Mantei and Fiei Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames
tam Cornice and Inside Window Blinds and Keep con-
stanty on hand choice stock of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with a complete assortment of
Artist Materials Of the very best description Oil Paint
ngs aud Engravings; Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c. &c.
We would call especial attention TO Gliding Depart
meut Having gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments the most elegant and beautiful yes can
safely promise that the work shall compete
all respects with that of the noted manufactures
the Eastern Giles and at low as the same de-
scrpon of work be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account Of breakage.
feb23-H
I ANGHORNE & AR uESTEA DIS TUB CCs,
IL so packages Of this justly celebrated Chewing Tobae
CO. just received by lsPI McCREA & TERRA5S.
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RIVER NEWS.

T. RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED BY H. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
MONDAY, April 9-4pM.
The river has again commenced to recede-bav.
| ing fallen one foot since o'clock on Sunday night
We however anticipate further rise from above
which will in all probability sustain the rise for q
few days-eightfeet large--the present amount Of
water now on the shoals
The weather is pleasant with slight indications
Of rain.
4 Steamer Iroquois passed Hickman on Sunday last
from New Orlaens bound for this port. Without
an accident she would be in Cumberland river on
Monday NOR ming, and will in all probability, reach
this port tomorrow at noon
STEAMER ]. P. Tweed, and Cumberland Valley.
at GAINESVILLE this morning al day light, and NAV be
looked for in few hours
The regular packet for Smithlaud and Paducah
connecting direct with the ST. Louis and Louisville
packets will be the Rock City. Hour of depar-
ture 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Business at the landing more active than usual.
Arriyed-Dr. Robertson and Aida, from Smith
land City Huntsville, Memphis.
Departed-Ahda and DR.. Robertson, for Smith
land; Sallie West, for St. Louis City of Hunts
vile, for Memphis; Seventy Six, for Cincinnati
Steamer Belle Gouldng due to morrow night
from Pittsburg, and Rescue from Cincinnati.
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fi.75 Messrs GRAVES and MARKS have laid on
our table the Southern Baptist Review and the
Children's Book for the Little folks at home. The
first is devoted to the advocacy Of the doctrines Of
the Baptist Church. and from the casual glance we
have given ii we would suppose it is ably conduct
ed. Both are wei printed and copies may be had
by addressing the publishers in this city
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f We have received the first No of the
Southern Fountain, temperance paper published
in this city by ALEX. WIGas, Esq. 1t is neatly
printed and well filled with good reading matter.
Price so cents.
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY
ID ECEIYED by express, the largest stock of SUMNER
IL WRAPPING we have offered.
Also
An extra lot of EMBROIOERIES, in Chemsetis and
Sleeves Collars Coarets Bssques Cottage Capes Jac0
net and Swiss Bands and Rufies &c.
Also
splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS i SLEEVES,
both separate in sets.
DRESS GOODS,
of all the newest styles that out in Silks Bersges lis
sues, Organizes, JacOnets. &c. &c.
All of which will sell at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or to prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 X. C. MCNAlRY CO.
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
Tickets SO 0O-Ualves 81 O0-Quarters s2 90.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with r. H. BR0CkWAl, II Public Square,
who authorized receive and forward them, and TO
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
compliance with the above viii save much time and
labor necessary to individual orders from time 10
time.
s-s5- Every prize drawn at each drawing
~ Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
az All communications strictly conidential
SAMUEL SWAMI. Agent and Manager.
Sign ofthe Bronzs Lions
Montgomery. Ala.
~ Thos Welsh ami Justus Wymau, Esq's, Swcrn
Commissioners to suporinteud the Drawing.
an9-td
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AUCTION SALEs--DAvrs & SWAMI and TRABUE
d Lucas have auction sales day. The first will
sell groceries and the other dry goods See adver-
tsements
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LADIES GAZETTE TOOK, NELSON g. Co, Union
street have received Lesliss Ladies Gazette Of
Paris, London, and New York fashions for April.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

POST VFIItE DtPARTIENT, Z
January 10, 1855.
SyEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this depart
- ment until O'Clock. a m, Of the 23d day of April
next for furnishing for four years from the FIRST day of July
next in such quantities aud at such times as NAV be re
CURED and ordered for the mail service mail bags Of the
following description. 10 wit:
[,taaas Nal BAGS.
Size No l. 43 inches in length aud co inches in circum
ererce to be made of cotton weighing ct least
TO the yard of % inches width the yarn of the
fabric to be donbed and twisted and tve-old
Size Nc al inches in length and 4S inches in circu-
ference TO be made of cotton canvas weighing
to the yard of 27 inches width and the cloth to be
in every respect like that Of the first size of bags
Size No g. (32 inches in length and SO inches in circum
ference be made of cotton canyas weighing ounces
TO the yard of % inches width and The cloth to be woven
above described.
The canvas bags Of sizes Nos and TO be made with
sufficient number of eyeet holes, and provided with
strong cord to their mouths. All be well and
distinctly marked "U s. Hail. and 10 be numbered ac
cording 10 the sizes above specified F-
LerfLsr nnH Efnr1S poErhf*
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PHEATRE.-The play Of the Newsboy, at the
theatre last night, was decided success The
house was full and in excellent humor. We have
certainly never Geen better piece of acting than
the Newsboy Of ELLEN The play viii 10 eoeat-
ed tonight and we cordially advise all who
ever 60 TO the theatre to see it.
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NEW BOOKS.
Rev BooIEg


FOR SALE BY JOHN YORK * co.
IT IST0KY of the Origin, Formation aud Adoption of
IL the Constitution Of the United States; with Notices
Of IFS Principal Founders. By George 7. Cmtiss.
Life of Martin Luther the German Reforineg: 70 which
is added Sketch OF the Rise and Progress Of the Rsfor
nation leo Illustrations. --
Land of the Ssracens. Nv 9ayard Taylor.
Journey to Central Area. BE Bayard Tas ior. n 3
Bancroit's United States. volumes.
Ruth Hail. BY Fanns Fern.
Wkoff's Courtship.
Life Of Horace Greeley. BY J. Parton.
HARPERS MAGAZINE for April.
IL Putnam's Magazine for April. rr
Frank Lese's Journal for April.
Frank Leses Fashions for March.
For sale by JOHN YORK co,
~ OLD PENS.-The best article in the market. FOR
VI sale by JOHN YORK & co.
CUPERIOR CUTLERY.-Pock Knives of al.
- sizes for sale by JOHN YORK 4 CO,
api Corner of Cherry and Union streets.
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TIE NEW TAX LAW.

Nashville, March "a, 1855. |
TN pursuance Of Act passed March 22d am author
J. lied TO allow interest for advance payments Taxes
due the Corporation Of Nashville al the of per cent
PER month from until the first day of August next
when all corporation Taxes must be paid not previously
entitled Taxpayers wshsg to avail themselves of the ad
vantages proposed land who did do in February
viii call and obtain certificates. A. NELSON,
m Collector
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, April TO- 1855
COTTON-The transactions in the Cotton market were
United, yesterday to small lot follows at 40 go at
~; and Is at7%.
ToBACC0-Sales of bids at 5 10, s co, c Is, 5 90.
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~ Es2 80 a

OPEN TO FRANKLIN.
ON and after Tuesday March 6th Trains will run as
follows
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville at $50 NJ
arrives in Franklin al. .7:s0 AN
do leaves Franklin at .....S:45 M
arrives in Nashville at .4:45 NJ
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats AM
arrives in Nashville at. $50 AN
do leaves Nashville at ......2 PM
arrives in Franklin at $50 PM
On SUNDAY the Mail Train only will be 0mnibuses
will connect with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot
carving passengers from point in the city, and
necliou at Franklin
Through Tickets to Memphis Waynesboro', Tuscumbia.
Florence Columbia Pulaski and Jackson by railroad and
Stages can be the General Stage Office under
the Verandah Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
mhI-ly R. Eng and Supt.
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DDOkS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
ID QuackenbOss' Advanced Course,
tioodrich's Comprehensive Geography and History
Song Book for the School Room,
Duntons Copy Book, No !,
Morses Geography,
GoOdrich's Primer of Geography
Shakespearian Reader.
Towers Gradual Readers, l. ?, 8, 4,
The 0ri0e, &c., &c.
This day received by -
mar2iu CHARLES w. SMITH.
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COLUMBIA, wAYEEsBoR0, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS
C,PLENDID Four Horse Coaches from n-RSEN
= franklin TO Lagrange, connecting at ElkS-Z1EG
those points with the RailIoadsto
Tuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery Ala, and Absr-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these paints are all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail
road at Franklin, Team. i.-.
Express Train leaves re Depot at e3e A. N. Also, to
Pulaski and Elkton,
and TO all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the O'Clock, r. n. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock, z. NJ. connecting at
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
BIA.
Forall information Through Tickets &c, apply st the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No. "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office.
N. B-0mnbuses win call for passengers in any part of
the city. mh25-H