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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
Cnaucerv Court az Nashville.

scC.H Va8esr Co w. fhiiip n ,. tAl-s tan e Al
the sssSce q the Clerk and Master q The Chan
~ eerx Court a Nashville, % the ID oat %
Sr ISIS On nsotion - complainant, BY counsel ~
a. i,se cause And Appearing - tne aAt.fArGoa Of
the Clerk and Master, thai the sad aeien-lss -
s---..sx. sna AnkAM GskNlsfS rcst4etss "a
~. sat. q Tennessre, ana tkcfcfofe the orstf
..xx precess II this coart ca1EVt Be served uison
.A~sn n i therefore ordered by the Clerk and
1.~t.r ia patliratiun D. made fcr fuur s-cks
- ..,oe,sssoa IA The Nashville Patriot, nr~eIAi'-r
.,ahl,slsed n the city q NAshyite, requiring TIE
"a 4-frAnts spaT 81 ne SEX term % NE Chan
- Cours % be Aolden Cor The coanty ~ i4ytts
!. he csart house theref m the cry - Nashville, On
de ia NosaAy IN November nexts and Hns Nef
d IN ana 81 dossa fsr hsAfing ex farte-
mo T. GLkANES.
sspg2s-xsi .frs ice - ceEk A@sier.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERT1FIcArEs

Enclose tue moaey 10 our address for the Tickets
dered ON receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending IN any
figure they may designate
The List u Drawn Numbers aud Prizes viii be sent
20 purchasers Immediately alter the drawing
81 Purchasers Nil please write their signatures
plain and give tlIeiE iost Utcc, cyenty ana safe
ss- Remember that every Prize Is drawn ana IAya-
bic without deductiun-
as-All prizes u 81. 900 and under. Iaid Immediate
~ fier the drawingot'er prize Al the Usual tne OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for fcAets or Ceruaeaiss Il
: SWAN Co, Augusta, Ca.
a. Persons residing Monlg emery, Ala or
Atlanta Ca, can have their orders uiied, and -4ge
Time by addressing :. swan Co, Al either 81 those
cities.
ga list Of the numbers that arc drawn from ths
wheel with The ~ the prize that cach one s
utitlrd 90, w be published sfirr every ars~ lnE ~
the following papers ;AsFHsa lta) CoHtaiAflesaai-
- Nsso Ortsaas Ieita Ma%sls Rsg.ster fAETtsstos-
anl1ssf NasAriIlc ascfc, tdsssa f,liiigRcer, Aess
Tark H-e-kly Day Bod, SssaHHaA ccargsda- kscA-
aasaa Diay-acA. Ncse YORK HupcArA, and l'asldss,s
fAsss tiaf.oa asd Ls EoSk ,-iTk 1rEs Ds-soeS a,
scpls-td
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FOR RENT.

NEAT aad comfortable dwelling, sitnaiee tost
n heyand the Nashviile and Chattanooga kAilroaf
n-tot III HncsE Additlon, ia god eisirrn sild
-,srr convenience necessary % reiider desirable
~.-s{.f.rr. Amply 10 ". a. BOYD, Jr..
.,.,svsf No. So ChrrTa ~.
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Wusiness Chanye.

CUCcEEnING J. c. nardca Ia Tie LGmber trade,
- Ain continEe the business Al the old stand No.
IN broadway where l vii be pleased 60 meet all
the tatrons Il my predecessor and sz many others
- nay favor me sith call
1 have several mills cattIug Poplar and Cedar
I4ambef. besides large supply OF white aud yellow
Pine, thus Grabbing me % ssli a. manufacturers
prizes
Having purchased the books snd accounts OF NE
cd nrm an wo are aware of their Indebtedness Will
uluass cone for~erd and settle BY tne nrst OF Sep
ssuabsr, OF viii pas their accounts with an o1hcer
for coiiectioo.
Haxing determined 10 a. here rigidly 70 the Cash
system, al critters mass be tHceompanied with the
money be rxiectee-
saxas-g J.R- pARpEN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry Crutcher Thomas Crutcher and others
ITO Mary Urutcher, widow of Henry Crutcher de.
L ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas j. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Doweli and her husband Joshua A. Mcdowell, Mrs.
Eliza Twyman and her husband William TwynIan
George Crutcher, Thos Crutcher William H. Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs at law Of
Henry Crutcher, decd In pursuance of the law, in
such cases made and provided, you hereby mott
fed and required TO appear at the Court house in
Nashville, on the first Monday in November next 10
show cause, if any you have why the suit Of Henry
Crutcher Thomas Crutcher ct ais now pendin in
the Chancery Court at Nashville, Tenn, should not
be revived in your names.
JNO. F. GIEAvES,
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries.

DERSONS who desire 10 tFy their luck IN these cell
IL ebrlted Lotteries, which draw every saturday in
the year c&s have their orders preply attended 10
wSlssoat the risk Of seadBg by NAL, by addressing
SAINT. SwAN a CO.,
Box Ne %, p. o., Nashville
A copy of the OfBcAi Drawing 9iti be sent IA each
purchaser Immediately after The drawing tskrs Pi-1e-
Foo prices advertisement IA another e"sunah
Price ef whole tickets slos halves % quarters -
so. e.Ehths 81 IS. elltlt
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Home Againi

MIR. LiRCOMHE desires 70 Inform his
vi ,riends and the pablie generally thar he has re
tanned fro. hs Northern touF. aud 10 ready open
the fall cAIapaigH.
Fully posted IN all recent improvements Photo
graphic Aantpalatsoh-rsying,a as heretoiaTe, solely
apou As sssrks Of his pictures, and determined u
spare effort 10 please, he conndeaty IN vites thoss
Who have never given him fair u ali, ~ do 50
LADIES' will nsd his pFescat the most eonse
alently and pleasantly located of any iae Gay,
Cherry street, corner q lnion- sept2i-a
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Transportation.
Further Reduction.
@ Esz2 49, q

JUL IUfH, 1903.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville,
In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines To
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
New York 10 Nashville.
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post once,

NAssvtlix March 20, lsss.
E,RoN and after the ;st Of April, ths Posi- once III
It Be opened on slssd4ys At bali past A. NJ Ane
cluxe ii . A n Open again Al p. n. and eiose Al
r. NJ On ali other days the once Viii De epenea A.
n - 81 Il. ANDERSON, fozi Master
naFSl-r
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FOR S AL E,
.7s nm Wnrfh of MIST ValuablP Real FStafp

4 VIII. sell on the most reasonable terms ol
j the most desirable city property ever offered N
this market lying Cherry Cedar, Market aud spruce
Sts suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose 10 exchange the above for likely Negroes a,
the best cash prices
mayI5-u WILL. J.. BOYD, in.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
Jacks, Jennets and Cattle
FOR SALE

II HAVE Tor sale my plantation, In jackson coun-
Il ~ Nine Jacks from Two % AK ears Old, q good
sxs. the largest about is hAncs high eighteen jcn-
nets and forty head 81 Cattle. fur further particulars
Apply the undersigned Al Nashvaie-
AnglO-S Airi~lm W. W Nooifutk-
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In Chancery at LaFayette.

John Ward, Guardian, of the minor heirs of James A.
Taylor, sed.-Er pdrte
DURSUANT to Decree of the Honorable Chancery
l. Court for Macon county, July Term. 1858, will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on SATURDAY, THE
9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858, a credit of one,
two and three years (eScept the sum Of Sl25,) the
undivided one-third part of I76 of land
less with all of its appurtenances lying in Macon
Tenn. II miles East of Lafayette, including the cele
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, which are known
10 be nfaliible cure for Gravel, any derange-
ment Of the Kidneys from any whatever, Scrof
ulOus diseases of character, Dyspepsia ana Indi-
gestiOn; in a word will cure or greatly alleviate most
of all the Chronic diseases poor mortal man is subject
to.
The improvements and furniture are new and amply
sufficient render $50 200 visitors comfortable
Good Stables Carrage houses and other out buildings;
and about 20 Of the land in good state of cul-
tivation.
Also, large Store House in a frstrate locali-
ty for the sale of Goods and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities will be required, and
a lien retained upon the land and furniture for the
purchase money-July 18th, 1858.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
augl1-td Clerk and Master
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Negroes for Sale.

WE have good Lot 81 Negroes for sale. some ~
w or Il IIkfIY BOYS iTam 10 10 20 years old.
several young women with one child each; "r .
good House Girls 10 90 20 years old well qualified
can be highly recommended; good Carpenter -
years old; good Cooks, o or : men from 70 ~
years old II. Ii. HAYNES 4 co
tssraI a.
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ENira CliaNcC.

AN orerir for saie that beautiful House and Int
Il on Cherry street adjoining the 'Urion Buildings,
(uo~ In course erection fronting SO feet and
ning back Isl feet This Is the most desirable prop
ery 30 the city Tor safe. Also two store Houses 0i
Market street near spring -. Arpiy Z"
WILL l. BOln,
fvi-tf No. so Cherry street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
Chancery Court at Nashville.
Hyde & Holr

SAmended Bill.
F. W Brigham ct al.
the Office of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville the LIST day of October
1858, motion of complainant by counsel in
the above cause and appearing the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master. that the said defendants.
LEVI BRIGHAM and W. +. BRIGHAM, non resi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process OF this court cannot be served
upon them, ii is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for weeks
in succession, in the Nashville Patriot, a news
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendants TO appear the of the Chan
Gerry Court 70 be holden for the county of Davidson
the Courth house thereof in the city of Nashville
the first Monday in November next, and answer said
amended bill, the same Will be taken for con
fessed 20 them and down for hearing ex parte.
J. f. GLEAVES,
oct2-w4t Prs fee SO Clerk X Master.
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gotels, sc.
r y W = n An q " s Il,
RUSSELL VILE, KY

RUSSELL VILE, KY
M. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TTsTIIS and commodieus Hotel is now thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable Of stalIng $50 horses under the
care Supervision OF careful and attentive Ostcrs
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Aiss,
large lots under fences for the accommodation OF
droyers s1aar-- r fF
a BAR,
Furnished with pure and the must choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars Tobacco, &c, has also been
added TO the Hotel.
Thankful tor the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the Forst House" has received SINCE it has been in
charge Of the undersigned, ho intends 10 spare no
pains or expense 10 make u the most complete and
acceptable Hotel IN southern Kentucky
Hacks. lnescs, aAd Horses furnished travellers to
any point thrN ,nAS deaife from Russeilville.
spptt-sitItWty NJ. W. MASON.
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Fifty Negroes Cor Sale.

A MONG the lot have several good FAtnihcs, ~ {
"A OF three Young Women with lrsi child, four goOf
House BOYS. . boys from Is 10 20 good Duisg Tossu
SERVANT with good lot OF field hands, men and sirls
and a good blacksmith and Barber.
str2a-,f n II. HAYNES A co.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.II, COLLEGE STREET..
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN,

IIANE uo~ in store, and are Constantly receiving
j i a t4S assortment OF all kiuds vi CABINET FUR
NIIuIsE WhiCh they determined Ia sell how
any other house N the city AZ the time war
rafting their Furniture To be OF the best anshp
aud hnsh. Oue az the arm has just returned fTvm
the where no personally selected tue stock
which Is all OF REsENI AASUTAcrcKE and lATEsT
SrYLls. Our stock consists In part OF Rosewood and
Mahogany rATl1f Furniture some OF which Is very
nne together with Chamber Sets Book Cases, Ward.
robes. Reclining Chairs, Lounges, SOFAS, Esy Chairs
French Bcdstcaas, Music stands, Mahogany Chaiss,
Dressing Bureaus Extension Tables etc. etc, aud
complete assortment OF all kinds Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
EOR RENT


rr,HAr ElFGA All sTURE- HoVsE No. y east sids
i puble sga2Fe, fsrnssFiy s'esaise'i ~ ig0hs
"a Possession given lEnnssd atsiy. Apply ~
ixlS TRANSPORT. McWHIRrfR co.
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for Salr-Co llrat.
Executors Sale of Real Estate
To Exchange or Sale.

A likely Negro Woman, IS years Old, and heT
n i've children the oldest boy l., the next r!il
10 amt down To infant, viii be sold eX-
changed for other Negroes 70 some one living In The
eountry and that wants them for theroWn use and
not Tor speculation. Apply TO
augll-u WILL. l.. BOYD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
Coal Stock for Sale.

I'VE have l33 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w We wish to sell or exchange for likely young
Negroes or city property
aug24-u h II. HAY Ms co
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NcgrOcs for Sale.

7 HAVE quite number Of Negroes on hand for
Il sale; amongst them excellent Seamstress and
House-servant. Also, several good Cooks. Washers,
&c. Call soon. WA. L. BOYD, in.
septl7-u
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For Rent

TINE desirable residence No u south spruce Strect
Il A lease can he had, g. good tenant Aisn, ss'iar
ROBERT GIBSON,
surlf-tf On The premises.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-12
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
5,4s5 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to everv nine
Tickets.
NagniGccni Scheme
AppRONIr,A PIkITIcS.
54s5 Prizes amounting to. $500, o00
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 80 so.
csrtincates Of Packages wlI be ia at lhe foI.

M Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent u any DESTROYS Of receiving H.
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wa ~ HORN will continue the business at the
Gid stand GA CoIieg street, where sklbel ~ofkinsp
will be found execute any work entrusted 70 his
care.
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Low Priced Furniture,

aud every variety Of Wood and Cane seat CHAIRS.
We VIII epdeaVOr please all, and viii take much
pleasure IA showing our stock 10 those who may AvoF
WItl cth.
augi7-s,n PATTERSON A FREEMAN
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w. ". CMxLDS A. CO.'S
TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


JNHE undersigned purchased the State RICH, for
i Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has since Introduced extensively ia
portions OF the state asks the attention Of build
ers and the public generally, 10 examine It's superior
Hy over other modes OF Routing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface IL
is impcrvious water elastic and flexible; It will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 70 IRE; u Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style and am sure
II will give satisfaction To It's durability there
is question IL Is the best thing gvonted for
painting OF old leaky I'm roofs
BE- The Cement Will be furnished 10 those At dis
lance with dir sctions for using.
60 COUNTY RIGHTS FoR SALE
Hs- orders 90 the undersigned, through the
Post Once will be promptly attended Ia.
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
for whom have covcIet 6siidngs ia tle "a
ment aud many others whose names are mol hery
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AID sAsTIR NRaAStos NAssynIH
Mai A. HE1MAN,
Messrs. HUGHES & SMITH,
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN.
wM SfoCkEiI,
Mr.. II. a. An kkOlD.
WARREN 4 MOORE.
HouGH MCCULLOUGH.
Col II / ANDERSON, N. CO..
Rev. 4 u. ELLIOTT,
d. y. wIIkiN,
r. J. MtlGS,
ENoCH ENSiEY.
SLAUGHTER & HERRIFoRD,
W. d. SliAfARIi,
n. WILLARD,
A. " = IlNDSLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARllOw,
W. "a. GORDON CO
JAS. II. kk-SDRlCk,
Rector y. q. SMITH, Columbia.
MAJ A J. DoSE1SoS, DaVidson ceunsy1
Col A. J. POLK, Aanry county.
sz- me Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad Cempa
ny have adopted this Csnsnt for tbs covering Of he
cars aud other work.
n8- certiGeates aud trstimoniais IRON Cineianst
and else here where the Cetcni has been IN genera
use for several years can Be exhbssed-
Ths has been engaged IN various modes
Of Cemsns roonng loF many years and nAItsFs hmssi
thai he has gaiaed sine experience and kno~ie dg'
daring that TIME.
have made arrangements 20 receive a superior
Imported aFticia of Rsonng Fell from kDxssos hxo
| raI1sz, New YORK
Samples Of Roofing 10 be seen a once.
J. T. SATHuKST,
once No. Is Deadersck street,
maylk-em srssf NASHVILLE fkss-
n boxes TOBACCO, v.rless brands, BY
OU sepl5-Q DILLON CO.
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dissolution.

vTNHE copartuership heretOTors existing under the
i name ana style Is VA. II. HORN son Is this
day dissDIvel by mutual consent, WA II, h,irn taS
tn ali the effects and is alone authorized 10 collect all
the debts due firm, and pay ali claims asans. me
same. t...oI-,
sspts 81. W. l. hohs'
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REMOVAL.

A nEiIssER has rensoves hls sisSk 81 Liquors.
"A !. Gears, Tos-cee, ke. % No. North ooneEe 81,
al Tho Old stand OF Mr.. D. H. pckey, ~hcre he Nu be
pleased 70 zee bis friends and customers. lyle
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GERMAN EMIGRATION TO AMERfcA.
amburg corresponaence Of the london Rol, june II ]

Hamburg Correspondence Of the London Post, June I'LL
Two circumstances connected with the extent of Ger
emigration have recently attracted considerable
notice Several newspapers printed in the German Ian
guage in various cities in the United States of America
have been prohibited at the Psian frontiers and not
allowed to circulate in any part of the kingdom They
are chiefly published in New York, Chicago ST. Louis
Detroit &c. and they point out the advantages of set
Ting In thd localities it has been thought that at pres
ent, when many ablebodied men afe leaving their
'fatherland. it quite unnecessary TO give the addi
onal inducement to follow that which the glow
ing articles In these journals generally supply The
other event which though chiefly of Importance those
who have already sought and found home in America
may nevertheless have its influence on those who are
only medtating such removal A deputation from,
Chicago recently visited Iepsic for the purpose of obtain
ing tho most correct information Ia the best mode
education pursued there, with the intention of takn,
measures by the selection Of properyqualifcd teche
and otherwise, to follow the with childreh
of German extraction in that rapidly increasing district
of the American continent The members Of thi dcpu
taon have expressed themselves being highly satisfied
with oil that they had learned on this interesting occ
sion, and great benefits to German children in America
may be expected to flow from this most judcious pro-
ceedng. fscf gpsates ay avsfgf-.s gsl le1is aaau'i
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George Dawson, one of the editors of the ALBANY
Journal is fishing aunt in northern New York,
whence very pleasant Letters record his progress In his
last he thus gives conab among his companions in re-
gard to theory in the fish line which is somewhat start
ling, but which seems to be well supported %
'Wds history and uses of senes, fixes and drift nets
having introduced the subject of shad had an ami
mated discussion in regard to the theory that shad
lives through second season This theory is startling
one but believe Il true Edwards concurred with me-
although he admitted that he had never before thought
of it. The ground of his opinion experience He
old Susquehannah rasan and the introduction Of the
suboct reminded him that he had often noticed the strange
antics Of shad in June and July their way to salt water
They would act If stunned blindshooting hther
and thither In eccentric circles often upon the surface
and always erratic He remembered Also that thin as
June shad an old raftsman maxim going to sus-
tain the theory under debate and confirming him in the
opinion suggested, that shad live to back
into fresh water the second time to spawn. But said
Wild how is it that shad vary greatly in size How
greatlyr Take any hundred shad promiscuousIy from
a seine, and how much will they vary9 One out of
twenty five may be what you call fiat and plump but
they will be nearly alike that upon the theory that
they only live year, week, month, might make
all the difference You may be right said Wild !;
the idea is new to me- know that have often seen
dead shad in the river in July and August; and have
taken young shad not than three inches in length
early the middle Of May. When these early birds
return the next spring to spawn they will naturally be
larger than those which, at the me scarcely
hatchcd Besides if shad did return the second third
or fourth year. we might expect to find them varied
in size as ranging from ounces to 80 pounds
But we never do There is uniformity in the size Of
shad which ustifcs the theory; and You may be right
And believe am right. One, at least, of the most
scientific piscators we have (as notice while writing
thinks 30 and doubt whether any one has ever yet
tasted shad two years old caught in fresh water. If
they succeed in reaching salt water after spawning they
may live to another season. But even this doubt
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WET, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALH-
MORE AND OHIO Raj ROAD


L,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
il WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALI-
MORE AND OHIO RAuRoAD
summr nh, ,ofA greatly impropod scAodaIes
through connecting daily exccp Sunday
from Washington for the West, follows
LIST The CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL at 51b, al
lowing passengers Relay House.
junction before proceeding West This Grafton o
and Benwood the Ohio river H. with
Central Ohio train for Columbus Cincinnati and intermediate points
reaching Cincinnati at ii. 30 q. M, day. ltIW
ID THE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS counexion
leaves Washington Qncuding Sunday 80 reaching Gin
cnns connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville Cairo, and the Southwest and FOR S. Louis Kan
etc Tine irom Washington 70 0ncnn only - hours and 70
81 cwcsSNAIf baYroN INDIANAPOLIS, CAIRO ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS except Saturday
and Sunday at $50 connecting Washington junction or Bal
moe leaving Baltimore TO- Sunday night the
ion with this train made by the $780, train from Washington
5.I5, a. $50, train from Washington a ftEt
Pakersburg all Northwestern
take the $50 train For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the
trains both directions closest Direct
plc that have offered travelling public
advantage that the the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad associate ceud have been secured
quaos and other possible facility viii be found upon this
d Il .
Way passengers
road will leave Washington follows For all points between Wash
fngton Junction and Piedmont by the 515 train. For all
tons between Piedmont and wheng take the ESQ., train To
with the Frederick take tho s.so train
For tickets Of all kinds baggage checks and further information
apply to TH0S H. PARSONS, Agent,
Or at the ticket onice, Washington station.
sst at4 W. p SMITH, I
ft ..# re Master OF Transportation.
/. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
nA,rtu MavQ