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go Iotal, t30, 560,OO0
Olive oil wine spirits and silk, are peculiarly pro-
ducts OF France, and every thing here named is
raised in the country except rice. OF the 223 900
tons of guano shipped from the Chincha islands in
1854, $4,000 tons went to America, 1l3 900 to Eng
land, and only 5,6S8 tons to France. The property
tax in France is said to be equal to 90 per cent Of
what the property will produce yearly.
Instead OF giving you letter about current Cos
slipping topics, you may consider it an essay on the
commercial policy of France, England and America
1t may be so, but there is more interesting sub
ject now to discuss, and it appeals with peculiar
force to you in America. One single act one line
OF policy carried out now by the British Govern
ment, though at first of apparently small moment
may in time increase vastly the trade resources
and power of this realm, and overshadow America
so far as that particular region traffic and
position can 90. The commercial state of
affairs in France, and of every country in Europe
is now of great interest that SIDE and our Amer
lean statesmen and rulers may be able to see in
misstep in country on this side how to avoid sim
liar mishap themselves. The United States is GER
tany very different country from France or Great
Britain but events of the last year have shown
clearly how extensively the prosperity of the whole
country and of all classes is based on commercial
affairs. Every single day and every year makes
the subject of commerce of more and more import
ance, and We had better take pattern after the poll
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New YORK, April 15-P. M.-The Susquehanna
has arrived at quarantine. She has had l55 cases
Of yellow fever. Eighty-five left at Port
Royal Jamaica. There were II deaths during the
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BALTIMORE MUsEUM.-This fashionable place of
amusement filed last evening to witness the last
performance of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drcw's first Sc
ries or entertainments This evening they com
mence their second series-Mr Drew as Camille
la Heron; to conclude with Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Drew at home. Judging from the encomiums of
the western papers, the Camille of Mr.. Drew is
something rich and racy. Mrs. Drew as danseuse
and songstress cannot be surpassed.
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ARREsTs.-Wiiam Lanahan was arrested vester-
day by officer Dorman for assaulting j. F. Thomp-
son. lie was held on security for trial before the
Criminal Court by Justice Mears.
| ANDREW Nelson arrested on Wednesday night
by officer Vane the Eastern District charged with
being common vagrant He was committed to the
Almshouse by Justice Griffin.
William Burrows and Washington Powell (both
colored) were arrested Wednesday night by off
GERS Lancaster and Norris of the Eastern District
the charge of violating of the health ordi-
nances of the city. They each fined five dol
lars and costs by Justice Griffin.
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z. s. STEAMER sUSQUEHANNA.


New YORK, April 15.-There is a large U. s.
steamer below, probably the Susquehanna from San
Juan.
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FINED,-Adam Filberger, for violation of an ord-
dinance in reference to nuisance, arrested yes
terday by officer Vernon and fined $40 and costs by
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MILITARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT Roberts Keene,
formerly member of the American Rifles has been
elected to the post of second Lieutenant of the In
fantry corps of Lafayette Guards.
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The bids varied in amount very considerably, and
some of the bidding of so low nature to for
bid at the idea that the work could be done at
anything like the amount named by them; whilst
others appeared beyond the reach Of anything like
a reasonable sum, this no doubt grew out of the
fact that the work is somewhat novel in its charac
ter the tunnels being smaller than the generality
of such work railroads and consequently more
costly in their construction
We understand that the contracts have been let
at prices from 20 to 80 per cent below the original
estimates made for the execution of this work.
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MALrEEATING A SEAMAN.-Lester Davis yesterday
underwent an examination before the United States
Commissioner on the charge of maltreating William
Sutton, seaman, on board the ship Ana E. Hoop
er, and was committed to Jail to answer the aega-
ton before Court -
PosTPoNED-The examination of the parties ar
rested in connection with the thefts recently COM
mitted at the State Tobacco Warehouse on Charles
street, which was TO have taken place yesterday,
was postponed to this afternoon. %
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CARELESsNEss.-Ye sterday morning, as Il cart
loaded with lime, belonging to Mr.. Stansbury, was
turning the corner of CRANKY and High streets, it
posts, almost tearing it from the ground and entire
ly demolshing the frame and glass. The driver
was not at the horses head, as the Ordinance di-
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sIA1E 4.2i,gTS ~ eSun,T' S. 'ASVAAf p 1870
Personally appeared Q. 3. BIvers Secretary Of the
4srtfsrd Fre Insurance Company and made oath that
fs so-roing Et taement, By him SUE erioed y lrne'
fan and correct statement Of the ahairs OF saa Oom
snv Ard exhibits can be ssoertsned Al this
date ia actual ccndition on The ast cay OF SAhnAs
1883. Before NE =, -, -.
srATE OF TEENEssEE, Comptroller's once,
Nashville gsnua-y 10, l656.
mis- is to certify that the Hartford PIE ln,nrsnSe
r1.nv located 1t Hartford 10 the state Of Oonnec-
mi has complied With all the requirements o. an sei
s br the general Assembly Of the state of Times
- in Nsreh 1856 entitled " IN act 70 reguatH toe
.gcis a. Insurance Companies not inoorpnr atra y
ne state Of Tenoessee, and that J, = OaADNiSA s
~ lev.llv Authorised agent of said Company - ne
toyn of Memphis STATE OF Tennessee
J. O. LUTTRELLs Comptroller.
POLICIES Issued In The soove reliable Company on
ISssss EoUTrABLY ADJUSTED and PROMPTLY
s.Hn - a. srsnrv JE CHADWICK,
r-AAS - Hsdi- street.
,. opposite Union PARk.
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MelIicnI N0iIce.

a TroENEF At Law, General Couecting ena -
q ar-r-s fa- tte Northern and Essteii,sSouh
f--srrsc DEa arc Ask.
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DIR. r. L. LASKY,
SurghNn and AccoucbeT.



o7-a ho7-z from % oiclock A. NJ aud from 70 4
o'clcck. p n
rFyEAEEFUL Tor the tinI patronage heretofore e1-
Ten isf % rna take pleasure 70 inform ny custom
es and s pab- general that i Is not ny u enlon
i leave fris -ty a. has been reported and thAt an
s-7 g. stt-nI t1a cases of internal and external
s-ass- a1f that an pr parsd 70 undertake the Host
din n 1zrztisus and sooluchn nents, and that DO not
r-e -sfs or sng prepsfaii5nef me.cnT N aoi-ees=H
ul1fe-sr- a., -,
rr A. 4 = taterfsre With he business Of the pa
ti-ntali thzs co not Use any mercury ID ne Eeai-
u 1at ~ t1- sane
F1- q. f51riar: Rheunatis A-thritis, 6eurslgts'
N-v-. Hsiachs and To5rbs h. Paralysis. DYSPEPSIA
T-ul--r an tue Liver, Spinal G1rTatnre ano heekhrs
U --.-- Bl--zses Hoe, Tumnr Albus or ate sEeii
f-r Dsf1ass as well all dt-zses o. the Sc ana Ear
suls1s--hl-s Cdo-5sis Sterity, SPsrmat0-rhoeas &C
a. ~ zav d sesss that require an entirs reEustion q
the fd aud 1-rrors srstsm- use the hzgneto-b
treatment hca j. univsrsAiy known for its prAeiiea-
buFT
After p-actios Of ten years Es stat Physician sne
D.---t1r of several hospitals in Germany. and slgh
s-s u-srti1e In To- United states reputation as
Pbv.-ssu sarEs1n aad Aoc1ucheT Is sueoieaty estao-
IishsI a. 90 use no farther comze1t-
de-2s .iEvIy DA- K l. AoAl-
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CoD COVsTAQVE

w are suthorizcd and requested b announce
u0TrFNBECE a. candidate fur the occe Of Constaoi'
In TIE Finh Civ District At the ensu ng March elee
- oetif-tes
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TTowr1PArHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ulsa 70 suforn the ct-ens o. NenPhis snd ~ VI,
cIrIEF tsaf b. hss loc1te1 tinse1 81 me southeat
c.r,e- 81 FFaioa and ssoona streets
OHse hours uuiff c0ot IL TIE morning oetNeen Z
~ 4 -f nom a "A b-tvssn and 7 IN the evening
Rr.Hr-scFs-I zdss -sha keei GOV BrowE, Of hiss-i
r-s-n rltet.I ga OF Ch ha-iestan. s G. Dis HefiuE
4 T-ps Of Phha elphA, sne DR.. Csspsr o. Lo1tiviie.
decIs DIV
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Dr. H j. HOLMES. Jr.
OFFTCs No ne Main stTeet. Memphis, Tenn
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NOTICE.

DRJH sLEDGE has rstarasd fran Ser rork,
after 40 ab o. ntne E1u1hss ana hEs eo1oieo
-. .-----.r--v -u-es ir .nst cl-r Re has taken
7-s al Y D. 81 M11rse street Be wen KAN ana saohe
l viii rrslms the pra-tic- u A-dicine, where
- r- ~ srsh hs c-I=orstsi CO mo Iads Al calls at
- ~ =, Fs- ~ night he intend, iocauE perEa-
=-fv Ia H-~phis anI from The great Success ne has
al - r treat lelt II ths various d -sSe ne tnlhAs
- fsns-diF
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Shortest ROgsS
Memphis to Atlantic {
"a Z go
BY RAILROAD PROM CAIRB.


BY RAILROAD FROM CAIRB-
To Chieeg0 Dtrsef n SIXTEEN Hours agisb01f Brsal
sf G-Gge or caGngs gf Cars o. Bdggaqs.
BRANCH FR0h CENIRALIA Is NOW FINISHED,
nus shortening The tine % sixteen hour % Chilsr1
A 7 ChioAgo, connecting Win MICHIGAN Central Csrs
n leaving the same Depot for Detroit 1sarars Fgus
Rocasster Albany, New York, Boston AMI al ga terra
and Atlantic Cities Only two chanEe cf Cars froil
four from Cairo 70 New York. Tine fr1ll Caire !. Ses
rork, forty-nine hours. Pare a. low and oC1 yrea.
ser suseted % the delays oonseGuent % the frequent
changes By short lines Of Railroads th-ough Indiana ard
Ohio, % the East ano North.
Also, eonneeting a ChicaEo Win kichigan south=ra
rains for Cleveland, Dunkrk sua The Bast, WITH Lafa
shore Railroad and Steamers for Racine. MursuEss
sheooygzn Ae., and with splendid Line q -rst Casa
WOOD. Toronto, sc.
rains lssvsoairO Evsry Morning A. ysnias as fol-
SOS a. Il, 0hieas0 and Bznlsiss azDrsus. Sundays
sxospted.
mis- Traln connects at CHICAGO WITH Nr Yo-k Light
ntaE Exress, over hichiEan Central Great western and
New Tork Central Rairoads through b. tsrtyoas hcrs
This Train also connects saudoval win Ohio and
AississipD Railroad tor s. Louis and Vinosunss; Il
Psns with rrains cf tbs rerra Hsute. Aifsn m 81
Louis Railroad for fndlauap0ils Louisville and Cinriu
aati a. Dee4tur, With Aain Line E1press for Gaeus
Ounieith ths latter oouneeng win Trains % sprng
aeld, Naples, Rock Island. Burllnz;on and Quincy.
e.iosP. n, New YORK EKpress, saturdays eEcepted
stopping sny ~ important Stations except on Signal
oouneetins sith NAN Line Day Expr from Decatur 70
Dunleith, and arrivinS az Chicago at2P n.
PAseensera for the Upper Mississippi VII nnd 81 Dun
ctth, steamers of TIE Dunleih and Minnesota Packst
Company ready % leave the arrival of either Cairo
rraia for L Cross, ReiEHg ST. PAU Se PasssnEe-s
for Janesyle and Csntrai and Eastern Wlsoousn con-
necta Feport With Traius b Belot and ganesve sud
iro1 thence 70 Ead0n and Central and Eastern Wis
oonsin.
ne Maps and Charts indicating me Gr-at Centra
Route 70 the North and East ezact t-zcrg. o.
Coton's Nap Of the Unites states snd psss-1-s ars
requested 70 examine this rorte vel -uni lE
time cards % ne connecting Road ard judge pr than
selves as 20 the corrctuesso o. the ahove stlts TIE
8penns Of ne Illinois Central Ralr1ai Cairo -
Chicago and thus forming SPECIFY ant direct mes uf
osmmunica0n between the Upper Lake. and Rivers, and
tAe Lover Mississippi sfords % the u-asure trsvsr,
well the business attracf ard fsciiitlea
for reaching The North and East which -uras those Qi
any Otner route whatever Ths oatilra fu--
aished hy the Company for the o. the trav
cling public, the puanency % the road and Errucrur
ths strength and slERnce OF the Engines and Cars
mend themselves those Uho zeslre IN rarrnE Fpesd
comfort safsff STATE secured an pack
| TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE YEAR, With ihe privilegl
o. laying over at any point, Be hsd 90 Memphis
No. IS TeGerson street.
WILLIAM NORM Agent,
i rart-ly Wernrhfr Taru-
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HI00N I.

A T-r0gEEY AT Law. EemRhis- Tenn- or1oe' !ene
a zon streef midway the Post once buhalns-
frrrl-1 -7-tWiv
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JZvTE.S EfOOExE,

a ,r.--rs We-s q Jones' Philips White, LAmo
- 4 =, gerIsuahan, Trousdale Dill AAton =
Purusu Hnas OEen. Esq- H. Ase.ss 49, : s-.;-
os7-- -,-sfaf-s Il the corner q AAtn Hnc AAlla'-
s,ae.s - 6or = the Gsyoso Savings lnstitniaon-
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". FRAZEl
A-n-Lun


4 TTolN ETs At Law. O1oes No 155 hAin stree,
4 0-er Bens-n's Nusic Store Memphis Tenn, Hno
re-r.uia DesotO county, Kiss Wil stteno qronpts
= s cecions and business enrsteo % tnen u ~es'
Errrar=a- and North Mississippi =,
Prprs ro-Truirt. Bro g. - Philsaelphiai Oronln'
Hur1rbau & Scar. Wslfer Ste!nieln. y Il y = D
RuIer, Ea1as, Brown Ce, = Heoo 80 : SS. -.
rlLs.
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SaOs.7 o sss5 sss 90 !
Rms Reseivahle bearing interest inouding
sueeisl Deposits IN Bsnks-..-..-..-'- IL - y
p.l.ros. on hoof due the Coml any.....- so54So u
car iu hands 81 AEents, or In course OF ..
trsn s.s n-............. 4s,573 81
.H.# 49, q eo
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Honse- Mover and Raiser.

r no respectfully info-m the ei'izens o. aen- -
| phis sud the surroundinE oountry thst ! sm Iii
~ nared With the necessary screNs ana n1.eIes uu
a sove Rate Lower sOd Stfaishien Bulohss - -.
~ Al Persons vsntins vork o'ne ~ ~ @ -
it,s mi And ia 70 thefr interest 20 csh on ne ~ ny
i.a =, red nee corner Of Main and Overton SIRE IS
Menphis.
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4rofrsslonal GaTOs,
SCOTT 4 DIXON.

4 CEaT -1fplis. Tenn VII pra tice thtiT prafes-
IA in al d. lu-ts he'd in the city % A-npnis en1 me
s--s- su -is-sl lozIts IEck=on- Prompt stiea-
si1 v - riv-a % sItcs for ool cti1n q trusted 70
fre1 one a-st dor 20 the le-ts UP stairs "a the
walk B.1ck Esfn street sne-u
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-. a.ETEEFNER. M. D.,

ia sKraUzk rtyLoR has sssseisted VIII ~
"a. --.fa-r D. WE '. TAYLOR, r. They one
az = o. 5arf : 81. s5u.h side Ct the square
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. G.. w. AGREE,
DeutISt
4ottls---4Ottls.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL!

rTIHE undersigned has the pleasure 70 sunounca -
| 10 The pubic that be has this day bsoone S,.d
the prar tor and has taken charge ~ that pop tti
MAR and well known house. the COMMERCIAL -
HOTEL Nemphis Tenn. The 0ai7e is under the ehArt,
a. M N N TYLER, late proprietor Of The bronJot
Heuse Grand Rapids Mich, one Of toe inst tnorou
and ash-o bnsinsss in the South A'tistel y
ar John O. McALISTER, formerly OF jackson, Ms
A. paok K.eper and Cashier In that departmenl. n
NcAuster has no superior. NJ. J. BkADLE1s iAl'
q Estehe1 Mss Is Assistant Clerk and general eoet
tor Tue catering dspsrtueGt l. under the suoernten
dsuoe of Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAN, late OF NiossouIt
Mss louE aad well known - Coniectiontr anu 70
several years Proprietor OF the Washington hoei y
Vicksbu T. SHHoe Il 10 say that In bis depsrtnenl =
Rogsn has no superisr. Nj. ca ARLsS fAlhbkOth
fr afteen ytars Superintendent Of the dining rms o
soe of the frat Hotels In the Unued sta g. W
he his Asstan The house keeping department. u unle
II. charge Of Mrs. 8. A. TTLER most eleeAht a.
aeoomPlishsd lady The Comu erciAl Hotel Is stuAN1 ol
Jersan street and fronting tue Great Father OF " a
ters surrounded BY the largest and heayie con ls
sion produce and dry gods hoHses In the city
add Omnibusses viii at all times and at al hsnrs Dol
dav and night b. ready b convey travellers ana pes
rs q and from the river and Railroad Depots IN
Railroad Ticket once and the telegraph onae fre Doll
Kept 10 the rOumercia Hotel The proprietor being N
surrounded BY such able AID oump9tent corps OF
tants alters himself that h can give very general sat
lsfscfio1 In a word, h. viii hurry up the cakes. sn
hand round the rols he vii Civs you the ham and ~
lamb the Jelly aud the IN the true Achsekian y
al tn best the world BE 20 icts very horsl shar
Of public pstronage q AifohhLLg
Proprietsr Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn
f.nI Am
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We arr suthorizsd 20 announce JOHN v. tAhb9k
A. csndtste FOR ect un Tor the once of Constene
IN the Fiith Civil Districs oct7e
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E00 C0IST1RTE-

nj SAINT Is esndsdate for the once of Constable
t the next election In March, n the Fo1reeta Oish
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WEare authoriEed 70 anE1unoe JANIS = FSLI5 =
s,dste for re-Ieetiou % tbs once Of Sheriff, st the
ensuing March electiin oeu
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MEMPnl. ID HOLESAlE

We are Authorized e announce ". q BRIDGES, as .
e.sdids FOR Constable o. ths 5th Civn District Ess
tfnn N March next. 60
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HELM.
Fga n TR0TFCR.

A rToRyEYs At Law M=zPhis, rsnnessee. ono,
a sluta siae OF Court saazre, doors East o. the
~
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ANp TENNESSEE
= 3 4 = -
R A IL r o A ID


nN and aftcr WEDNESDAY, Februay 3. looI, tne
~ trains on this rosd VII follows, tSnndays
excepted }
Ths Maii and PasssaserT VII leave Panola dany Ht
Z A a. and 1rrive at Memphis AZ 10 A. ~
RsturnluE, leaves Memph-s q ?. H. sc srrtves -
Panola sf6P
~ Fraiaht and Aooonmodstion Train leaves Memphis
daily 81 % ~ and arriv.s st P1nolA - II A. ~
zeurnnE. leaves Panoia Il - A. a7d arrives q
Memphis at p.
P-rsous travrliEg tie Msf Train cHu gpsnd ave
hours IN Memphis ani return TIE same day.
PaszsuE-r Train mahea cl-ect cuunection st Aempts
Eth The Herrphis and Chsrestan Rsroad xolns East,
TIE Hemphis an4 Ohio Raiiroad sllng Nsrtn.
The Freight and Accoum0tstion runs fn couaecflon
with stzg-s and from tne foIosinE pase4; Oskland
Prtatsu aud GrUnada. th-re making c1anection vita
STAGES fhrough carrn sd LexuEtoni theDos % tbe
rortheru terin o. the Al.sssipp Ceutrt Raioad for
Canton. Jactssn ara New Orieans
Thrours Ticksts for Granaaa can be obtansS st fhs
Memphis D-pot
This much the shortest routs, End pAssenEers ieav
ing Memphis By the morning train srrve II 6reasda De
sams evening, having daylight The Whole Say.
". H1W8LL.
-U.aa-
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THE0D0RG @. GOMEZ

AT70RSFg Al Law. Memphis Ie1n l,.s..-I Oins. y
a r1.ls Bs,.k over Cleayes 4 Guion's boeksiote'
r. rs-o- ca Csurt street
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NEaPHIs TENNESSEE FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20 IS0S
Le.vss every sArrRDAY. s1sF n.
Nashville Packet.

J. g. CLINE Nk-......-.-.-...........EL .ELti0Tr Master
VTTfLL have - above. ronnsciinH 81 ,@Ak
w Caus With the Illinois Central Aa-.,-s1IF-
Railroad ard p kets for 81 Louls. and - 1i+
Paeucsh stts me fennsssee River Ptek-H~--'---l-.
ets. For freight or passags appiv %
DAVIS WILLIAMS a co.
feolI-sm HoWsr.'s RoE. Aesnis-
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baltimore G1sd Ohio
H@E
ID A ID n "a n

II a 1 Il N " n u
rTrHIs Rosl rms fr0n Wheeling % Balsluors. On
mes,l and 70 Washington, zoe His,l and pressrts
tue fullest aivantaEes both fright and passsnGeI
line II runs throuzh Eid and ruua1tlc rexons q tn
Alsgheaies .nd esins solldy eons.Sueed eonpsssI
trcive md safest Railroads IN the Uuited States n
C-ntrsi Ohio Railroad, trom Columbus and EanesvetI
EheenE unites this rOad with al portions q tie Wes
TrTE oyr.v FFRouaH TICKETS FRoM MEsrPHIs
LOUISVILLE snd ST. LOUIS % ne sAIIosAL NE
rROPOLIs arr sod By this road which runs direct =
washington without The delay o. passing through Bstt
more i sflso he eny llns 5Z vheA oAssass can D
r7-By lie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the maj
stsEsrs ruaning daily for Lonsve, eonneetiag the-s
nsti where they arrive connect with the
little Mani KaroEd for Coiumbcs, oonnect ng thsrs
With Central oho Railroad through AsEArk and Lanes
Vile Wheeling by the express train Of this roEte
re vine fru Cinennst 70 Baltimore and 70 Wsshngto1
B surs 70 Esk for tickets By the Bsltmore and Ohis
Rsirosd Rsute-
s-s-P.ssenSers fron Memphis s0inE East thrsaEh 81
ISus can buy Troush Tckets By us Baltimore and Ohio
Raroad Th route lays through Fnconnes ferIa HAuie
Indianapolis, etc, % Wheeiinr oFer ne new ONO and
assisspui and cunnnecinE Roads. These connections
ar all direct and the time from 81. Louis 70 RAltimo1
OF Washng.on T. but sbout a hours rhrough rekets
b this route may b. had Of the Agent under The Plan
fs House Al the following rates Frum Sc. Louis q
ssltiuore s25; 70 Washington s2s.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superi0r cars Of
hs Baltimore and Ohio RaroAd, which leaEs three times
lay for Baltimore, wsshinEoL, Philadephia and New
r safstv spt regulArity beauty of ihe eountry AND
rsurrrn1rt this read is second 70 none IN The Union
FREIGHTS. - his company possesses the largest
erHipment OF any Railroad n the United States and u
apsrd 70 do an immense business In trAnsportatiOn.
me mad makes immediate connection a. the WhErves and
IN the streets OF Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Pnsde-
uhia .nd New York steamers 81 Ericsson and B2LTI-
I ronE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea % Nov
Tork an By ae aerchRnts and Miners Line 20 Boston,
st-suers ~ Norfolk Charleston, savannah &c. POI
paricusrs freght tariff copies of which may b had
f me ForarinE Houses IN the west - J. B. FsRDs
RecevinE and ForvErting Agent st Y Hheeling-
/ WM s. WOODSIDB,
1 Master o. Transportation Baltiuors-
/ THROUGH TICKETS, allowing The holders % stop q
aay point and resume their seats st peasurs, may b
purchassd al the Company's once. No IS gedersoI
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
/ fune2s-fv WM. HORIN. Agent.
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