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''TSR RaoLE Gil TIoESR e15RIs sS HALVES s QUARTERS @
PLAN o. TFIE L0TTERY.

The Numbers to So O00 corresponding with thoss
Tickets printed separate slips Of paper ed
with small tin tubes and placed in one Eteel.
The rs 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encirced, placed
in another wheel.
wheel is then revolve, and number is drawn from the
NUMBERS and the time prize drawn from The
hbite audience, and registered by the Commissioners the
prize being placed against the number drawn The operation
rsrsated until all the prizes drawn out.
AFPRONEm ALTON PERAEE EES-The preceding
and the succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing first
Prizes will BE- entitled to the p ApproXimang Prizes For
ample Ticket No. 1880 draws the SO0 Prize, those Tickets
numbered 1925, 1t249 l viii each entitled $500.
Il TsceNo $50 draws the SUO Prs those tickets nubarej
5s $40, l, 5 will each be entitled 20 $780, and 50 accord
ing 20 the above scheme.
THE sJO,OOO PRIZE OF SEQ viii be determined
the Number that draws 0000 Prize. For
example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No
all the Tickets where the number ends in l, will be entitled
to S20 If with No ., then all Tickets
where Numey ends will be entitled $50, o..
CERTEFICATES OF PACE&AG E5S WILDE sold at
the following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates OF Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, Ss8
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A WHIsrLISo MATcH-A Whisiling match lately
came off at Mokelumne Hill Two whistlers com
mcnoed at half past O'clock IN The evening, and
kept IL Up till ten minutes Of tWohs next morning
when one Of them Cavsd in, and Eas forced %
stretch his mouth in on sorts Of shapes to get the
s.rueker" taken out Of It, He "all0Hed" his lips
felt Ike they we're the toe Of an old boot with
large hole in ft"
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REERSHERA SPRINGS.

FHNE undersigned viii Beershea Springs for the recep
tiOn Of visitors the 18th inst.
Large additions have been made the premises since the close
Of last season, which wiz enable accommodate this
than double the number Of visitors had last.
There will be drinking saloon kept alb the establishment
will there any proessed gam
blers, and none need apply.
All engaged will be ehargeable from the 1st day Of july
june6-deodlm 5. NJ SCOTT.
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NIsTTETI.I.E T.TTIT8Ei{ YIIHn.

II G. DARDEN, dealer in Lmnber Shingles aud Boards
has nov large LOT Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, Joist, scsn
ling Square Cedar Cellar Plank, and Poplar Shingles. have
Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR dressing Poplar and
yellow Pine Fl0orngi Single Machine making No
Poplar shingles-all in constant operation. can supply ans
quantty Lumber Shingles a. the shortest notice, t
lsWsst prices for cash. J. @. DARDEN,
mar2 NASHVILLE Lumber Yard, No. III BroadFsy.
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ESPECTFULLY informs his patrons and friends that -,
= that he has returned to the city, and that lie VII -
open bis Academy his his Han on SATURDAY, October ~
18th, 1857, at O'Clock, pm. tEza
Dqys and Hours Of Tfja, Friday, AZ O'Clock, P. n, and
Saturdays at o'clock, a. IL and p. u.
Among the dances lately received from Paris, he VIII teach
the fashionable LANCER QUApRILLE, danced in
the principal Eastern Cities.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him, Mons respectfully socits continuance Of the
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TTTssOURI LANDs ZOE sALE.

4ILEAIION E-HGRAAIo ND bFEC4LAlOBN
ANlAG made an arrangement with extensive Real Estate
firm in Saint Louis for sale liberal terms, large
Of desirable farms, and unmp lands containing each
from 90 64O and located in the following counte Jr
son, Washington, Fraak, Madison, Polk, Oag Montgomery,
Gentry Cole and number Of other counties. number Of the
farms we'll pr0vels we'll Waered and tbered and portions
Of the lands in a high state Of cultivation.
We viii furnish those Wishing buy list Of the lands and
farms, and letters Of Introduction the rm. Tie
quality Of the Missouri lands well established that
from unnecessary Apply at office, 44Js North Cherry
street address. j. i. & r. W. BROWN, -s-
l3-dtW6rWf Nashville, tennessee.
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ARREST o. A CAPTAIN OF A BAND or RoBBERs-
The AAegban (llieh. Record reports the arrest Of
one Bell, alias SWsetliug, the Captain Of band Of
robbers. The Record says;
sWe gather the following anteoeJents Of Bell,
or sEeetling For two or three years he has been
captain Of a gang Of one hundred aad sixty rob
bers on the banks Of the Mississippi. He lived
in a perfect palace on The Iowa bank, and patsed
as a rsiired physician, which enabled his gang to
visit him without suspicion. They owned several
boats In which they were accustomed TO run their
plunder to q southern market The goods OF
property, which was yearly stolen by the gang,
amounted to between fifteen and twenty thousand
dollars.
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FFVHE ONLY ROUIEby which through tickets to Washington
can procured. which point asvell ts Baltimore,
Is shortest drc and IN every respect the most reliable
1t is d only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York at the Of ticket New York
only enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information to visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less than be afforded by any other route.
the only by which Through Tickets be had
RcnoHd Norfolk, Winchester, Fredericksburg, and Peters
bury Vas Charleston. Savannah Macon Atlanta, Augusta,
Berkley Springs and Bedford springs.
Passengers Nashville the Stage Coaches Of Carter
Th0m0s the Cumberland river, Louisville,
connecting the United States Mail Cincin-
matt, e Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis, Ind
direct connection Columbus Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad 20 Wheeling, wencs close connection with the
Baltimore and Oho aroad is made to Washington City Ba-
more, Piial-lp phia and New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo 90 the of the Illinois Central Railroad
passing through Terra Isute indianapolis, Dayton
Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 A. NJ. $50 P. n. and y, p. n.
lT7 Travellers requested notice that while this Is the
Oy a0rdug Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities
the charged 10y other to eg York only, it is
also shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
SIC miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by
There changes Of by this route, and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
III p The read is bsasJed with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. C. RUEy, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
U. S. Mail steamers, 70 the Jacksonville Railroad 0fee
Main street. Nm. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & o. X. r.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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srrF-vENrrLArrvG REFRIGERAEORs.

fhLlA EsE5.sllh hll-s
DOYLE CO., No. fo Front street, having lecllie pro
75-st5rs Of the rsn fr the stats Of sCH0OIEES CEI-
IN, fTFD yENrIL ATINC. MEAT, PE0fl2l0N, AND
FEITT pREsERFEE Offer chem 90 ne Ns1File pubic
Tls article Ia hound Ia aursle everything % -a sind inlss
its great alvutaEe being strongly apparent t1 1e dqualf
1f the ysutildiqu. 1l1llsfr Is llrsuals
be sls dry and entirely free from mould must impure "a
- l current of cold passing through tcdniunlyal
ae-or1fi sieI viii. tle usr8l qilurtT qf iees
Every house-eeper should give this article trial, sn
will -7rseut b be without it.
we have diIereut sizes 70 suit customers.
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Z NV AOAAlA NA8BkEkELEis
Eirst class, per 100 lbs, slo
second class. 81 i A
Third class ID
Hats n Boxes, sc 81
{ Special rates, 90 ~.'.i %
- CLASSIFICATION OK THE ABOVE ROUTES.
ASA ,ano-kortes, Books, Stationery, Boots
SHOES, Liquors, OILS &c, in bottles; Camphene and Spirits
Turpentne, IN barrels; Carpetins China Glass and Glass
ware IN cases. Clocks, Confecronees, Cotton Cards; Cut
ley, n cases. casks and boxes Dry Goods in boxes and
9aei Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery, Furs. Garden
seeds Looking Glasses, and Lookin Glass Plates lat own
era risk Oysters cans ars Saddlery, Tin Brit
tania v are, Teas and Spices
S Hardware, (e1cept such Specified In First
and Third elSsses) C0dee kls Maclinery Foreign Lii
qu0r inharre and pipes; Tobacco, in boxes; Leather, IN
QueensUare, eratesand casks; Rice, Whiting, Plaster,
I Sheet Brass and Copper.
3DGAAsSs-AKe Shovals, spades SaIroas, Zinc and Tin
np jim Paiei Apvs Vices, casks OF Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coe Heavy Castings, Mil
tearing, Carriage Springsand Ax Railroad Nehes and
Axless Chairs, Spikes, aud Resin in barrels, 81 ~
SPECIAL IESs--Furnure and Carriages boxed, and
other light aFpcs not enuerae; also, Carboys Of Acids,
double First Class rates. 2
IL No charge for drayage, Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above rates all expenses from New York 70 Nashville.
ll Stevenson aud al stations Nashville and Chattanooga
l Us IS only necessity insure ciarlestdn and Sa
vanah the Roads all risks after teg delivered l the
steamer into the hands Of the daymen, the wharf, until deliy
cred ct the depot of destination By doing this merchants viii
from cents per % the Ist and q goods.
II Road viii not be rsponsilefor any damages occurring al
Goods shipped via Savannah, should be gent Cen
tral Railroad, savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston, should be consigned Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERsGN,
junel-tf General Agent
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue our freight
n nunrH San nnnHrfE
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WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS,

II AhDlN NUUNLGs y lNNEaeeEEssaIhe a6oTe
Watering place will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the first day Of Juue next. daily coaches (fOur hours
angl will connect with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
the Bunsvle Depot. Ten hours rave frsm Memphis to the
Spru For health pleasure, the White Sulphur equal to
any Watering place, North South. fine band Of Music from
New Orleans will be in attendance. GEO SHALL.
may30-d6zwlm Proprietor.
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1lElFEIs- Eehfulry %, 1853
Y yoLt1SrrzR Esq.:-We have examined your Digest of s
sons of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered sue
t he period which Ar. Meis Dgest ceses, with much
r and binding are veil eecuti snd L nIst prove Tau-
sbIe addition library Of lawyer we trust yoe may
IL amply rewarded your Effort the Profession and ta
PuS5TIaiT Sw5TIaTgBT JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
T4FSyfyTT d. SMALL. Judge Of the Common Law
VSI n DROWN, snd Chancery Coat Of Mem
G.. p. FOBIE, plls,
r. e.. PAYNE p =. - - - ~ -. -,
GEO. DIXON, f-e5- p .-s ~flll-Aai ~9sAt "a
t1rI " IYRFs JOHN FaSALR u . Pc
J. B. LAMB, Ass As5SfN7s Ns'-A'-
NASHVILLE, March q, 1853
II yotLrrr7gE Esa.:We have examined yoiz Digest Of the
Tg ~ ts srene Court Of Tennessee reported since tle
fofion of Mr. Weir Digest which insiudes Ten volumes or
an Reoor ne points decided clearly stated, and We are
tie to sav f the work Is chaEaeezei By accuracy a1l-
- 15 r i1ustrr It viii Be Of much value 70 the Bench
and Bar, trust that you VII receive ls
-.-efssion h, -yvbici, vo.1 are iustly entitled
PiS-TS7I9l' S-TIII . RP0V-y HENRY n n. FOGG,
r n M GGSV0CK @. HDssELI HOUSTON ss
" y GOOpFp THOs. WAsHINGToG,
HERMAN cox, A. =. Ail.1,tAAs
MANSON n. BRIEN, 6H-s >. s.sAl,-A7
n ri FOGG JNO. REID,
TNo RIcc ARTpRFIL. WM. K. TURNER
FP6NTIS nj FOGG Judge Of thu. CiIcuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS, erillai Loett- -
stores a.. .sr
Neszs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis Tennessee
Mr. {. II. Brown, jackson, Tennessee
Alessrs. Sohn YORK & Co, Nashville fennassee-
SIr. J. A. Rayi, Knoxville Tennessee. -,
may4-dSw6 ~. eOlL1s- 1-,l--
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EACH WAY OvEB THE ROAD.
" win he follows:

and after THURSDAY, april e. 1855 The Passenger Traias
" viii he run follows:
Leave Nashville daily az 5 A. n. and 9 P. N.
Arriving 81 C1attsaooga at - p. d. and l2-55 A M
Leave Chattanooga at 10 30 A. II. aud 9.25 ?. u.
arriving az Nashville az $40 a. NJ. and $40 p n,
Passengers Tor the East Wilmington, n O. can ea o
vile either train, clos connections Eouno wa
Auoxyille, enn and LynshhuEs fa s4Qad leave NASHVILLE On
the morning train % aakc c0nneeuons-
which connects al sts4enton With j. g. c. Raroad.
rhoza for lcllinnrile srar will leave Nashville The
p M train, which connects directly st Tulahoma with te train
for McAlnnve. The train which leaves Mclnnvile at l290,
with day train from Chattanooga. and arrives at
Nashville at $40 2. M.
Nashville there daily connection with boats for St. Louis
Cinonna Louisville Memphis, New Orleans Psurg, &c,
6c.S also. da y neOf Stages for Louisville.
Through Tickets he procured at the Depot before the Starting
Of the trains for McMnnve Huntsville Memlis Junction
Atant, Macon, Montgomery, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta
Wilmington and Knoxville. c. L. ANDERSON.
apj l155 General Ticket Agent.
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WARE store, "a IIarket ST.

NWTM Hs IINCHHNs dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Wv guns, Tools, S1c.Is opening mis- establishment
Market street, door NJ. Burns large and we'll
selected of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns which be intends
offering exceedingly low for to prompt dealers short
Among the leading articles hand viii be found
the following. viz
Pocket Table Cutlery Carpenters and BIacSsmiths
Tools Axes Of every description make large
Hinges aud Screws Flush and square Bolts: Shove
suades GrndstOnes, Cnks Rollers; Rifles and
Pistols; Single barrel Shot Guns Mill, Cross Cut
Pitt Saws CCtton Wool and Horse Cards: Trace, Halter
agUn and Log Chains Hames and Collars Pcks and Mat
-. --L---- -. .--LL 4
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Sz5,OOO--S7 1900.

Id ARE CHANCE FOIE FORTUNE.-sFOR
4 SALE-S75 600 OF the valuable estate.
vii sell on the reasonable ters desirable
city property this maret lying Cherry CEDAR
Market Spruce Streets suitable for business private
Dwellings IpToPose exchange the above for likely Neroes
a the best cash prices.
may l5-6 Will. l.. BOYD, Jr.
HNTNE FAFEM FOR SALE.--G WISH TO
sell one Of the prettest desirable places that has
been offered for sale 1t contains 400 fine and fer
tile land with elegant Improvements.
Also one containing y acres well Eatered and mtered with
improvements.
may l5-tf WILL, I, BOED,Jr.
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RED H-OTTTNG SPRNGS.
ALLEGHANY STRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGTNTA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
VEVHHE = complete and thorough gements
made render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the attractive and agreeable places Of sourn
where in the country These Springs haTebeen demonstrated
possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PIROPERTLES,-
situated in the midst Of the beautiful scenery, and
climate healtful salubFous. They are situated
within three miles Of ShaWse the Virginia Tennessee
Railroad which trains pass daily, connecting with the great
thoroughres beginning Bangor, Maine, terminating
New Orleans Arrangements have been made with all the Rail
road Companies North and SOUTH whereby through tickets will be
issued point the Yirda and Tennessee Railroad
line Of snenlid
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- -" 10 Quarter -
. 10 Eghths
~ nRsnErTNfa TICKETS -nE cERTTETn ATES

IN ORDERING IIChEI6 UE CERTIFICATES.
the money address for the Tickets ordere
receipt which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur-
ehasers Immediately y after the drawing
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post 0idce County and State.
II , Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without uCtioH.
~ Al prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
dTaWingothe prizes at the time thirty days.
All communications stricky confidential
Address orjeys for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georga.
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Atlanta, G
their orders h and time, by addressing
& Co., at either of those cities.
list Of the numbers tnat drawn from the wheel, wiz
Of the prize that each entitled will be pub
afBF every drawing, in the following
(Ga.) ConstutiOualist, Orleans DGa Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Ingehcer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Morning News, Richmond
Dispatch York Dispatch, PauIiiug (ss) Clarion, and
IfttIe RscE ARK J True Democrat.
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". M. HARGRAYE.

HVL5El oI1-Il ~ Od-IllI.lI III Iall ~
BROAD STREET,
sept EFT NAsHvrtlH. lu1z-
- EAsA h Ds--fOung COW, with calf, he owner can have
- them by calling &c this 1ids and paying cl 1f llsra-
ment Enquire q james jackson, at BrsHnns Coles
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E4--Hil-z-.---
FENHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct. This road also connects Purg
with daily lines Of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers,
and a CeTeand aud Sadsy vi "a all ports the
Northwestern lakes making The most diree, che0est and
Ebt0fs ly which FREIGHT can be forwarded % and from the
Frs1f H6sf.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FERsT GIAss-Beots, shoes, Dry Goods (in 5 nav ma
b0Xes,) furs, Feathers, &c, 49, - ~
SFCOD Cl1ss.--B8oss ard Stationary, Dry ca soss
Goods ln 1aes Hardware, Leather, &C., wv Pe' ~OOD
THIRD CLAss.-AnYils, Bagging, Bacon and "a. - ,oou
Pork lin bulk1 Hemp, &e.- Z ~ POI -OOn'
FOCRTH CLAss.-Co1ee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork Al nm
tpacked) Lard and Lard Oil, 1ON POI AVID o
Flour-I5es per isBl. until further nosics.
Gran-a5cts. per 100 lbs, until further notcs.
CoonS2 per bale not exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
tlsr notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phaasphia,
e particular 70 marx package 'Uia Fhiqdhiq Railroad"
All Goods gued % the Agents of this Railroad at Phadel
pLia or Ftt5urg viii he forwarded without dstsntion.
FREIGHT AGENTsHarris, ornley & Co., Memphis, Tenn;
r. p sa IS 4 Co.. St Louisi j. s. Mitchell SON. RvansElles
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Mnrloc, aud Carter JeWett,
Louisville Ky; r. c. Meldum, Madison Indiana, Springman
Brown, and Irwin a. Co., Cincinnati, n. W. Graham & Co.,
Zanesvipe1 ONO; Leach & Cos No. 81 Ky street, Boston;
Losch & co. Astor H0us, New York. No. William street,
and No. Battery Place. New York; L. j. Sneder, Philadelphia;
hareW & Koous, Batmors Geo. g. Franciscus, Psburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Fr6i5lt Agslt, Rs6gG.
H. J. L0MBAEKrY SUp't,, Alto0HG, Penn.
april, J5-f
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Fi5OUR-HORsE COACHES

will be in readiness transport visitors ShaWsve
nearest point Of debarzation 70 the Springs. ~
To mvas labOrng under affections Of the Stomach
els these waters particularly recommended
Inay2O-2rnins CLAYTOR 4 LEE iefors.
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Kansas Land Agency;

TAWES -Es. HEB ID, LATE OF. SPARTA >
ID Tenuessee.-Wil attend promptly all business entrusted
to his the Land Office of the Delaware Distict Kansas
Territory, situated at kczspoo.
lie will sell Land Warrants cash time or locate the
when lands OF District subject to private entry
Also, purchase lands the public sale IN July next and do all
that he in udcous selections, promote the interest OF his
clients Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer to Kickap00, X. T.
Cen J. " Whitfield, Register, Kiokapoo, KIT
Smeut, Russell & Co., LeayenwOrh, X, I.
ROhert Campbell, Esq, st. Louis, Missouri.
III. G. FaWt, EsJ, Washington, ID. c.
Cook, Bailey 6CO. Nashville, Tenn. may l5-tW3m.
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Cabin Passage from Charleston to

Cabin Passage from Charleston to
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TTNITED STATES MAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
ships, through in As to SO weekly.
The new steam Ship COtaBJJiG l50O 81. Berry Com
mander.
NTsIC5Ie, 1900 tons, W. j. Foster Commander.
-WEFi0d, lJJg tons, W J. Foster, Commander.
jas Adysr, 1869 tons, s. c. Turner, Commander.
sS,at4era0r, LOU TONS l.. NJ. Marry, Commander /.
l-.-. LEAVES Adgsr's Wharves every Wednesday
<aE 3, and saturday after the arrival the
- sl-L4 the South and West, 'at hiyh water"
e12z2sA These Steamships all built expressly for
this line and Cor ait comfort and speed unTivalled e
Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive courteous
Commaude viii insure travellers BY this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, SIS
Steaage passage.
For freight passage having elegant State accommoda.
uOus, apply HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents, i
msyl1 ST Charleston C. .
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CHANGE OF scHBDULE.

Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c.
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, Sl5
Excursion Tickets good for reuruiug up January
lsj9 sos
Tickets from Philadelphia TO Niagara Falls furnished
by the AGENTS at Charleston and Savannah, S6
The well known first class side-Fheel Steam ~ r.
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. q. p Fl5ssE,
MARsuNAd, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt - 4ks5If
j. j. GARyIN, sz11Na&--zzas
Now form Weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah o alternate Saturdays follows:
keystone STATE arCst0n May Sh, cd
18Th; July Sd, ls and 3l &C. leaving Philadelphia the alter
Saturiays-
The state Of Georgia, from savannah, May lst, l5th 29th
I2u jhi July lOh 24h, &c, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
safety, and cout7rt' having superior sate Rooms, these
chips surpassed by the coast. One hundred miles
this route is on Delaware and the Baytwo
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, TIE LAKES AND CANADA,
2 SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
Tline c0uuec Padshia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
from Plade ha. TTou h Tickets, with hd privilege stop
ping Pae pha and intermediate points, for by
AGENTS savannah
hare Niagara Buffalo, S23 Elmira, s2l; to Canadag
So. A. GREINER 4 CO.,
Agents Savannah.
7. s. & 7. q. BUDD,
april23-d3m Agents at Charleston.
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ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.

FAKE As Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon as being the short
st and most expeditions Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and
New York and all Eastern cities. - --
THOMAS MOORE Agent
aur2I Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad. Philia