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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
To Planters, Merchants, Shippers
AND OTHERS


HAVING leased Lnwood Landing for term
of years, we are now prepared to carry onthe
Storing, Forwarding aud Commission BIZ
siness,
in all its branches. This Landing is situated one
mile below Trice's Landing, and possesses many
advantages. There is now nearly completed to il
one of the best Turnpike Roads in the State,
leaving the Hopkinsville and GAINESVILLE Turn
pike Road just above the toll gate at New Provi-
dence, thereby saving toll, which is a considerable
item. The warehouse is new, large and fire. proof;
with one of the best wharves and landings on the
river. Our entire time and attention shalt be de-
voted to the warehouse, and no efforts or expense
shall be spared TO promote the interest Of our GUS
toners.
Our prices shall be as low as any other ware
house in Providence or Clarksvile, and all we ask
is, liberal share of patronage, and will prove to
yUu that we will make 1t to your interest 10 patro
nizesu We will also keep Lum Der of every
description, for building purposes. And at
so, constantly on hand, large lot Of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange for
produce of every description. Orders from our
friends will be promptly attended TO. And lastly,
all we wants. fair trial, to prove to you that what
we say is true.
We are, very respectfully, your obi serv'ts,
JAMES M. RADFORD.
WIN. e. MCGUIRE.
Sept 10, '5S-4m
Jefersonian, Hop. Mercury and Press, and RUS
selyile Herald copy till LIST Januarysend bills TO
this Office and paper to subscriber at Garrettsburg
Kentucky.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
1858. 1868.
New Fall Goods.
W. & j. Z. BROkDDUS,
Dealers in
STAPLE &c FANCY GOOD.

GAINESVILLE TENN,
Have received their large and general stock Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, call entirely
dry" in good order and fine condition, now ready
for exhibition, which we are very anxious TO sell
for cash or on the usual time to punctuai GUS
toners. s.s.-
TO THE LADIES we would say that we have
very complete stock of double skirt Silk Dresses,
fancy and black Silks, Mouslin deLaine Robe ara
mis-, rich new style printed oeLaines, Chenille,
Stella, aud Reversible Shawls, Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, White
Goods, Collars, Slepve' Rulings, & c., also eve
ny kind of hoop Skirts; Gloves, Hosiery, heeled
and spring hecled kid, calf and goat Boots and
Buskius, to which your attention is respectfully
invited. w. g. ]. E. BROADDUS.
Sept. 9th, 1858.
Planters are requested to call and examine
our very large stock of Negro Goods, such as
heavy fulled Cloths, woollen Jeans and Linseys,
Negro Blankets, Hats, extra heavy Brogans and
Boots, cotton Osnaburgs, brown Domestic, cotton
Yarns, &c, which we will make It to your inte-
rest to buy of us.
w. Sol. E. BRoADDUs.
Sept 10, '56
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

LoSr--A small, Ivory handle Dirk. Any per-
son finding and leaving it at the Chronicle office,
will be literally rewarded.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Mammoth Barber Shop
East side of the Public Square, next door to Fow.
lers Jewelry Establishment
GOLD GEORGE"

n ''OLD GEORGE
Who keeps clock ont" for sharp razofs, clean
towels, clean brushes and clean combs. lie will
also keep "look out'' that his customers shall
be waited on politely, promptly and carefully IN
the way of Shaving, Shampooning, cutting Hair,
&c. He will also dye Hair, Whiskers. &c. either
brown or black; clean, renovate and remove stains
from either gentlemen or ladies' wearing apparel
without injury to the goods He also has Bath
House, where his customers can be accommodated
with either warm or cold bath. He has iately
employed No. Barber, and with him and an
efficient boy 10 do the brushing, he fatters himself
he can please all who call on him. Gentlemen
give George call and he will do hts best for YOU.
GEORGE s. ID. MARTIN.
July 9, '59-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

~ young lady, Il our acquaintance, has ssu.
us quite a curiosity In way of an Irish potatOe,
We thought we had seen "knotty things" before,
but never saw as IA Otty" potaoe as this ons Is.
She will please accept our thanks for the "knOtty
thing"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
500 REWARD!

Runaway from the subscriber, living at
Trotter's Landing, Tenn. river, on the night of
the / 5th Of August, the following negroes, Wis
CHARLES, boy about 30 years old, weighs
1876 lbs ,olerably black, with light spot on his
forehead, qnick spoken when spoken TO, of very
coarse voice.
TENNESSEE, woman, 22 years old, tall and
slender, OF bright copper color, with an infant
child OF about the same complexion. The above
reward will be given il taken Ia any slave state
and secured in jail SOL can get them, except Ten
nessee; IL taken In Tennessee, SOS will be paid.
Address, mitchell TROTTER.
Waveriy, Tenn.
sept 10, '5S-lms
Nashville Banner copy mo- In weekly, and
send account TO subscriber
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Dissolution.

The firm Of J. b. CROSS a. Co, in the Sad
dlery aud Harness business IN Clarksville, IL ths
day dissolved by mutual CO.. sent, b. Cross hav-
ing sold his entire interest Ia the concern to &.
II. Roberts The business will hereafter be eon>
Quoted in the nalno " G. II. ROBERTS q co.
S,pIe, SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Fine Land for Sale
On Saturday, 10th of October, 1858,
I will sell at Auction. on the premises,

Formerly the residence of Garritt Merriwether,
situated near the GAINESVILLE and Hopksvllle Turn
pike, nine miles from GAINESVILLE, and lying partly
Ia Montgomery county, Tenn., and partly in
Christian county, Kv The land is Of superior
quality, about one-half cleared, and the balance
we'll timbered, and is situated in the most favofa-
BILE locality of the
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO REGION,
and accessible at all seasons to Clarksville, the
great Tobacco and Grain Market of southern
Kentucky, by good McAdamised turnpike. 1t
is within two TO five miles Of
SiU FIGURING and Sac NILS,
and in convenient distance of the Nashville and
Henderson, and the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad. On the farm are several acres
Of Chestnut and Black Locust, suitable for fence
posts and railsj large Orchard of every variety
Of Fruit of the best selectiOns good waller, and =
building site of unsurpassed beauty, surrou nded
by magnificent greve of Oak, Chestnut, Cedar,
and other ornamental trees; all located In healthy
pleasant neghborhoOd'
1 will also sell In connection, IL desired, sixty
nine acres, heavily timbered with white oak and
poplar, lying two miles distant on West Fork
Creek, aud In I'd three quarters of mile Of
Saw Mill. The attention Of all persons is invl-
ted to this offering the most favorable oppottu-
nifty for good investment, TO be found in southern
Kentucky. Those wishing TO examine, will APP
ply TO DR.. N. l.. Thomas, or 10 ]. C, Allensworth
on the place.
TERMs--Onesfo cash, the balance In three
equal annual pay ments without interest.
MINOR MERRlWETHER.
Sept 10, '5s-6w
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VALUABLE LAND

FOR s A Ell
WISH to sell my Farm, situated about six
miles from GAINESVILLE, on Red river, containing
200 Acres. About go acres we'll tmbered
the balance cleared and under high state Of
cultivation. The improvements consist OF good
DWELLING HOUSE and all necessary out
houses and good orchards. The farm is also ioler-
ably we'll watered. Any one wishing to buy will
be shown the premises and have the terms made
known 10 them.
r. sMALp.
Oct. I, Is5S-1m
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B. PlOsser q Co., have good stock of Clothing
which they are selling al very low figures,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

WE have now in store one of the largest most
elegant, and desirable stock OF Goods that we
have ever exhibited, and would respectfully invite
the public to give us a call before purchasing, as
we think some of our goods are calculated to give
satisfaction to the most fastdous taste. Our
Ladies' Dress Goods
are unsurpassed both in beauty and price. We
would also call the attention Of the gentlemen to
our stock of Cloths and Cassimeres, consisting Of
both black and fancy colored, among which are
some very handsome and desirable patterns. Our
line of Negro Goods cannot be surpassed in the
market In word, We have a good assortment
of nearly every article you can fnd in dry
goods house.
PICKERING q ELY.
Sept II, 1858
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ANDERSON & co
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
AND READY-MADE CLOTHING,
No. Al, Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

w L take pleasure in announcing to our friends
w and the trade generally, that We are in re-
ceIpt Of our stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, and Ready
Made Clothing,
Which we offer for CASH or TO punctual deslers,
at small advance ON Eastern cost.
Our stock embraces all the varieties usually
kept In Wholesale Dry Goods House, and was
selected with great care and taste, and at prices
as low as the market affor-ed.
We therefore invite those visiting our market
to call aud examine our goods and prices, we
are determined 10 offer inducements 10 those wish
ing to purchase.
Sept D. '5s-3m
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
Pollock e. Waggener's
FALL ADVERTISEMENT.

| oilOCh N w dSSCHcI ,
FALL ADVERTISEMENT.
Why al the folks in such furry,
All seem in a tremendous worry
Where do they go in such hurry 7
To Pollock & Waggener's.
For the last boat brought great stock
Of Over-coais that'll stand the shock,
And the coolest blast Of winter mock,
For r. g. w.
And business Coats. and Coats for dress,
Aud Pants that are the very best,
And none can wear better vest
Than you'll get Of r. & w.
And Furnishing Goods can here be found,
Enough TO supply the country round,
All good and cheap, and III be bound
You'll buy Of P. wv.
Their clothes are known throughout the land,
And will examination stand,
And no old stock is found on hand
AtP. $W.
All wives who on their husbands doat,
Ask them TO buy Pants, Vest and Coat
From the new stock by the last boat.
Alp. w.
And who dislikes the Happy noise
What parent does not feel the joys 7
To see how happy are the boys
That's clothed at p. w.
Come when yOH are tired Of wearing trash,
Come II you want 10 cht dash, .sr
Come aud buy FOR cieoit or cash,
From 2. & W.
Boots we have with the longest legs,
Shoes thai are sewed. or made with pegs,
All Of which you'll find to be "good eggs"
Al p. e. W.
Coats with ten thousand seams,
More or less. you have seen,
II you have been
AtP. &W
Come one, come all, We again repeat,
When you want Clothing good and neat,
Al No. I2, Franklin Street.
You will find
Sept 10, SO
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WAREHOUSE CHARGES

JOHN X, SMITH.
have on hand large lot Of square Cedar tim
Der, also lot Of Boards and Shingles.
July 30, 's8-3m
The Jeffersonian and Hopkinsville Press copy
2 months
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NEW GOODS |!
AT
Rice 81 Moore's,
No 8, Franklin Street,
ARKGVIIIE TENN
No 8, Franklin Street.

Our house Is now being rapidly filled with one
OF the largest and choicest Stocks Of Fall and
Winter Goods. ever brought TO the city Of Cinrks-
Vile, TO which respectfully invite the attention
Of the trade generally. We are prepared 10 offer
nnnsuai attractions In tho style aDd variety, ~
we'll strong Inducements In the price Of our gooas
this season. We bought the goods 10 sell again,
aid the "fgures' shall be lOp on nea.
Relieving that all should be, u they are not,
sufficiently alive 10 theT own interest, 10 buy
goods where they can fad tho prettIest and cheap
est assortment. we hope you will not fail 10 honor
us with call before buying.
Respectfully, RICE e. MOORE.
Sent 3, '5S
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FLOUR TNsPECTOH.

take this method TO inform the citizens Of
Montgomery County, that l am nov ready 10 en-
ter into the business of my office as Flour Iu-
spector l shall be thankful to all those wishing
Flour Inspected to give me a call. ! can be found
next door to the Posi- Office at all hours IN the day
Come fellowcitizens give me something TO do, and
you will much obge,
T.w. HARTMAN.
april l6. 1851
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INTERESTING
To Planters, Shippers and Merchants

The undersigned begs leave to announce to the
Merchants, Planters. and Shippers of Montgomery
Christian, Todd, and other adjacent counties Of
Kentucky and Tennessee. that he will continue
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15
Land for Sale,

The undersigned offers for sale several Farms
wing in Galloway County, Ky, ranging in size
From I5O tO I 600 Acres.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

WE are now offering good stock of Poe ct
and Table Cutlery, Razors, Shears, Double and
single Shot Guns, Wall Taper, Curtain Bands, Pins
and Cornices, at a very small advance up
on cost. We offer these inducements TO our
customers, with view of making room for a
large stock Of goods for the Fall trade.
BEAUMONT & BARNES.
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DIED,

On the 18th inst, Mrs. Harriet Grant, wife of
] Iseph Grant, OF this county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

HAVING DETERM INED to close our bust.
ness, we offer the entire stock at cost for cash,
consisting in part Of
Fancy and Blk Silks, Atwood Delaines,
Embrcideries, Ribbons, Swiss Jaconets and other
Undersleeves, Collars, Ladies Shoes, Musins
Table Cloths, Linens of all descriptions
Napkins Towels,
Prints, Hoop Skirts, &C., Negro Shoes and heavy
Domestics, heavy, brown, Blankets, Goods,
land beached, Striped Osnaburgs,
Osnaburgs, ).. Floor and Table Oil
Queensware, Carpets, &c. iCloths
G- Everything for sale at ACTUAL COST
and our store room to let for 1859.
Oct. LIST, 1858. ..
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.NesUs!
Immense Excitement!

While the world is plunged in doubt and anxiety
in regard TO the success of
THE ATLANTIC CABLE
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mr. Among the many improvements Of Science.

az os,orisl. orc. ossr W. H. B,ya,Iy'. store. a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-15

FRIDAY, OCTOBER is, 1858.
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Oct /, Is: g, .tds--[ch. Hop. Mer.
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Administrators Sale /!

Sent II, '5S-6w
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Travellers Directory.
DAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
IL - AND LEESBURG; Van
OHtSuptuAt uHH OttV OUt"t'
THRouGH IS EIGHT Hours. -,

Via chesapeake and Ohto CdHot'
THROUGH IN HIeHr Hours.
. Ihe splendid Packet Boats AROO ana nj. u
MElGS, having undergone thoroughsS~--TTTTSh
repair VIII commence making reguIars1--S5
March 22d, 1853.
The Boats will leave the Wharf Of w. III. & III.
u. Ritter, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., every morning st
O'clock, sundays excepted, in the following order
The Nj. Z. Melgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
days and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown Al O'Clock in the morning,
the Boats Will arrive at the Great Falls, or Wash
lngton Aqueduct at 10 a. m; Seneca Y m; Edwards
Ferry p. m, where Stage will be IN readiness
convey passengers to Leesburg, Va. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock .. IN
and arriving al Georgetown az sunset.
Through ticksts Sl75.
Intern edlate points as follows: Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct 81 cents: Seneca IS cents ;
Edwards' Ferry Sl.l2; Leesburg, Va, including
coach, Sl.75.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast SIX cts;
Dinner 81 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac with It's picturesque scenery. and exam
Inc the Washington AQueJuct, its tunnels, and the
grandeur of Its operative Importance. guaranteed Ia
the citizens OF the District by the fostering of
Congress, will have ample time 10 do so and return
the same day.
A Coach will always be in waiting IN Georgetown
tn convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties TO the Great Falls half price.
For further information inquire az the Store of
w. III. Il IL. q. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. m2tf
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DIsCRIMISATISG JUDGE.-The police court
OF the thriving town of B, in Maine, which
boasts boy rivalling that of Naples, is presi-
ded over by one Judge W, who is something
OF wag as well as a lawyer. On one OCCASION
while ENJOYING PoStprandial feast of reason
ana now ot soul, with some Of the jolly fellows
OF that region, the judge was summoned to the
court room, to try an Irishman, arrested for
drunkenness Having heard the testimony
which clearly proved the crime, the Judge ask ed
the accused Have you any friends - "No,
your honor" Judse W, "Have you any
money, No, your honor" Then" said
Judge W, 'if you have no friends and no
tence of the court, which is, that you be i'm
prisOned for thirty days in the House of Cor.
recuon-and may God have mercy on your
soul"
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~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
O1AsCI No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AvEnyl, hE
Th,ss doors FROM lffh Stysst, lo

can DO seen st hours at his once ed as above
practice with the large number OF patients and great
variety Of dicut cases that he has treated
.csntiio or otherwise, relating to the fssth HI;
own exPerienoe confirming the opinion Of many men
and and E. Pany, has led him, long since, to
% cnfd al mercaIsi preparations tnr hnf Teeth also
mentt for The CONSTRUCTION i of Continuous ] u Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
as va. most oSnoSsivey shown 'a by the ssi as
Amstican Dental Convention.
deos sSa ne n 6Sm s s 1aT
known to his numerous friends and patrons he beg,
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Eyiphsny
Dr.s1.rH.s BAni: Dear sir7I desire to ..pre..
you ne a superior dentist The operations executed
for mo have been highly satisfactory. hope that you
public that your skill SO well deserves.
Washington, Aus. q. 1855. j. ". .FRENCa.
srsm one Of the oldest hrms IN Baltimore. Mss.rs.
Having employ d 81 ssa sispSon hs; 81; Surgeon Den
tis of WashlnEton CITY, to eI coute for me an I'M
portaot and difhout pieoe or work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction and view OF the fact that
Of the nest dssnx ed meInbers of The Dental
great pleasure to eIpross my entire confidence and
baltimore, Jan. Il, 1857. HA MANN bogus,
Extset from . note received from thea lon. JsAl
M. Clayton.
y. s. SKNAyI, Aus. 10, 1875.
gse tenth lss made for mo work admirably; moth
Ing could Oe better Vers gratefully, v,ou
To those that sock relef from the maadies Of tbs
teeth, can olIeeriplly recommend Dr. - BaIly as .
superior Dentgt; ne made a set Of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family. and plugged sevara teeth for
self and the work has ali stood we'll for thar
ton yeaTs. ROBERT T.. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf of tho NJ. E. Church South.
April IA. 1855.
We, tho undersitncd. having bad OCCASION to svar
ourselves OF the professional skill IF DIR. Z. BaJ
SnfEeon Dentst of this city, having been cOEnia
Ant OF his operations amilI OF rIeads, tax
pleasure In expressing adullrailon of his artistic
skill, ~ we'll Of the uniformly satisfactory
IN which he performs tho most dehcste and dnicult
operations In Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
commend him to the confidence and patronage of the
public. OF which We consider him emlnently worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. =. CapItOl,
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., of Washington, ID. G..
BIS. BOHRBR, M. -. of g GEORGETOWN, ID. T..
N. :. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washing ton, ID. G.,
Jos. H. BRADLEY, Of Washins ton ID. e.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex. Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LENox, EI Mayor Of Washingtont
HRNRy BALDWIN, U. 8. Patent Office,
&c. WIsHT, Principal RIttenhouse Academy,
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lew AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULES.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
II ~ u 8

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent 81 tension and Improvement of ats lead
!nE connecting lines at the est has resured an en-;
tire revision of the running of this road
ny which highly important advantages 10 the tTav-
s 81 s IS 'fiq fTRE 3s Sa4 DS f fFhSs MSspA s
GGss oFsst FSdS
from Camden Station, Baltimore, at AN. .,(excopt
sunday , stops st way stations and arrives at Cum
Second The MAIL TRAIN starts C;;yndsy c,,
oepted) at 80 A. NJ. and arrives at Wheeling Of u
A. NJ, connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
Isvlle, Chicago, st. Louis, &c., and At same psoe
with trains for Cleveland, To:edo, Detroit, 6o by
CIeyeland Road, and also at PaTkersburg with Ma
T9,IarThs n e ST LOUIS and CINSGINNNAII
Meeting at ,Benvood at A. NJ. with express trains
from BellaiIe to Cincinnati, Crotthoai chars. ot
hours from Baltimore and 5 hours from Washing.
ton. II also connects directly, in both directions.
roads for Chioothe. CmcinnatI, etc These traIns
connect at Xena for Indianapolis, Chicago and 81:
MisssslppI Express for Louisville, Caro- and St.
LOUIS through to ST. Louis in less than ~ not from
and southern T IN he wb
the distance from 40 to 100 miles shorter than BY
connexions equally close snd satisfactory, ar
riyIns at Baltimore at s;s A. NJ,
III Baggage checked through TO all points.
Camden station and at Washington, ID. G.
.,.s fks satiys road by daviiskt, by taking morn,
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
lard, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac.
commOdaton train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland 1t 1880.
FORwAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A M,
viii stop at all Stations east OF Cumberland and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwardly, the Mail
Train leaves Wheeling at S.Sn A. NJ, and A Aooommo-
dat0n leaves Cumberland st Q, reacbinG Baltimore
at 80 p. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. M,
stopping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at els
A. NJ, arriving at Baltimore r. noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at So
A. NJ, and SIS p. NJ. Leaves EllIcott's Mills at
A. nj. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
For tickets information, fare, &C., apply TO J. r.
ENGLAND, Agent, ct the Ticket offce, Camden
StstIon, WM. s. WoODSIDE,