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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-24
ALUABLE LAND NE4II NASHVILLE

FOX SALE.
An authorised TO sell and make eomplsts titles to the
Tract Of Land upon which the late n. P. Walker re-
Csd and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
.ed and the slaves and sIOcz the place. The place
sat1ued the GRiBtin turnpike, is interested b
Nashville and Louisville kalirosd is enough L
nashville 20 make it convenient country residence OI
ersCns doing basBsss in the city; has hne sprngs
here the STATE and Ia susceptible Of divisions into
syerai lOs, each Of which would afford beautiful build
1g situations fronting the turnpike rsr08d- lam
hOIisei 70 sell the entire Tract body parcels
and such credit Is may deem sXpedsnt. l shall be
the pa8s DUNG the r5 and second weeks Of NOFs
neZE, and will receive proposals Tor the purchase
Va.e sale Of all any o. the above named real and per
oral property In the time any person desiring
the property DO 90 By calling on Hrs. Agnes
Walker TIE place, and proposals purchase be
nads her or JOnn Taylor or Mathew Allen the place.
r addressed 70 ne al 1rezi0u Gibson county, Tenn,
seutgA-tf SAMLEI WfLIIANS Trustee
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LIABILITIES.

STATE on NEW YORE,
-ri8-a Gin and County Of Nel0 York
Morris Franklin OF said city President Cf The New York
Life Insurance Company be duly lra ed, doth ce'
and saw that according to the best OF his kooEleiee
formation and bsef the foregoing statement IS cUIrect
aud irus that all the Investments therein Ieerred to,
were sde good faith and not for any temporary ez
deucy that the assets Of the said company were at the
da,s Of the said statement 4O2 $50 25 and invested as
therein stated and set forth.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres
Affirmed this Esd day Of February, 1858, before me,
L. A. SFAURBkRY,
Commissioner of Deeds.
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Exchange OfLand for City Property

NnrE vfh 10 exchange 900 Acres Of valuable lau
w near White Tor cas- Island, Tennessee river
iO' properly " ]. l. q r. W. BROWN,
s.h $50 sak gheTTY street,
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w a mt e d.

Bacon! Lard! and Feathers
EUR uhch the mguess market price in will be paid.
SFRArTON & SEYMOUR,
No. 10 Market street, dOOrs below Church street.
fah IA-dlm -...
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Who buy Planes ofeny kind Common Or Cast Stee
Auger5 and Aurer Bits, Hand aud TeuOn saws, Ralea
Foot AdEes Braces and Bits Double and single Plane Bits
UCmpasses Chises and GouEos, Drawing kniresl Gimo
lets Hatches aRi Ham mes spirit Levels, Oil and Wafer
Stones Squares Of any kind Drivers, Gauges, Chak
Lins, Anger and Chissl Handles, saw Sets,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-24
HOUSE-BUILDERS,

Who want good Barrels Flintof Percussion Loeb
Sbsst R-sss ~ German Silver, Guards and Butts, Doub
ri reers Rihs and Shot Gun WiPers, Gun, Nipples.
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Soldiers oFthe War 1872.

WISH to buy old MiaEy Land Patents, issued % So
diers Of the Regular Army Of the OF 1872 au1 date
The year 1918. Soldiers having such claims, he
assignsss viii address the undersigned NzEaTla
nov ag-wtf G FBLLOwEs
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EVER YBODY,

~ are in need Of Knobs-Locks and LatcheTs OF ny Kin
bstsver But Hinges and Screws Bolts Of all kinds, Win
v- Fss1srs Sash Springs Nails Pat Bfzds, in Short
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R. RUSSELL,
D e n t is t,
OFFICE-OVer Vests Music Store, UniOn-st.
feb I6-lm NASHVILLE, TKNN.
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
R. RUSSELL
FARR OILY a1a-TI1IE .EHIto, as TOUT
EXTRAORDINARY Bargain

IN A DESIRA BIZ r ESD ENCE,
81. OFFER or sale ct great sacrifice for cash, q "A
~ New Hand Om8 Brick Dwelling, with six large lif
kitchen, csgera, Gr and loL frOuunE 100 feet
Russell street. in Zouc5sT's Addition sdeld, Ouly
yards from The public squsrs Persons wishing
great bargain Of the most fesiTsbie residen
EdEsdeId, viii fad their ineTss make mms
disie application 70 }. L. d X. w. BROWN
lob is-Im AK Cherry street.
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1T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.

NJ Referring the foregoing, the subscriber continues
osne the Policies Of this old aud sterling company al
bis ONCE, No. Is college street.
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who is in Of Single or Double Barrel Shot Gnn5
ane Razor Pocket knife set Of Knives aHd oIke OF
anything uuay found Hard ware STORE would nud 10
t5elE Interest before PURCHASING. 60 call on
Williams & Co.,
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for the purpose Of buying Table Knives
aud Forks Pocket Knives Shears and Lessor Shot Guns
and Rides; Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards. Axes any
the iunumeTable items esssTy 20 make up oompsts
tOek Of Hardware.
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No ALTABLE EARl-IS CDR SlLE


MAT Valuable flra. which undersigned has
sided for the last eight years. for sale. g es
on the Waiera Of Big harPeth rVe ihe county Of VIE
iansOnl fourteen miles from Nashville the EaEB o.
Eak The kchland and &c htreFe In-u pike une miles
from Frank, lhe county sea- Of Williamson, and within
EW0 miles OF The North Western Railroad being
stEucted The tract contains about four hundred and eight
Of 1rst armug land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
OF the tract. d formally the well known farn
he late wilkins WhlLedlds
On this larA two comfortable residences With al
eessay out houses barn. cribs stables carriage h0us, c
spring water and anAbunaance Of never aa stock water
running different through the arm. Adiou
farm Is OF about hundred acres o.
Eeolsni land with good residence, for sale. The coll Of
tracts equal any for cropz either grain grass
ang both united (thcy viii be so u separate together
may buyers t thought bg good Judges cuuld Be
aJ6 Of the best suck In Tie state, % ts GEa
As Hose wanting 70 buy, WoGld Of course Whsh view
-hs premises before Purchaslng. further description l.
a5med Unnecessary. but all Vige call and or
-s-nseives. aug &5-eo&Wul JOHA a. HILL
WISH 70 sell the farm winch reside, In williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John q.
ni, containing BY recent survey, hundred and ninety
nne and ha acres Of hFst ras farming iaud With
tOrabs dwelling, with all necessary houses, suitable Cor
smsn farm, with good water. Inc farm well enclosed
with gOOd fences, including about seVsa hundred y %
stone fence. viii sell this place separately together
With 5r hsas both gntsd would csriainy make dss-
liable farm, and Purchasers invited call pr. Hl
and examine he promises. LAVlAiA CEAIGHEAu.
For erher Particulars apply 20 Mr.. o. n snyder The
SsOreof Snyder q FriEzs, Nashville L. q.
aur5-a truvfF
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House.
TIE Propuetors beg 70 Inform the Citizens Of Nashville
and the public ganvray, that they have considerable
expense lifted up LeC sore houses on ths corner Of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
tho purpose carrying Irregular business in The
NGgE OFk style.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices
asched that be enabled 20 suit both pocket and
sppetis Of our customers, charge for than
hey This been needed 10 city and hope By
tTc attention business 70 merit pubic pasEOaEgs,
We feel ceran Of success In enOTs ahd the i'm
FIL in The kcnen, will Turnsh Public Dinners
he shortest notice. We also keep hand large HOeE d
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
and Liquors.
Can and examine, al the Metropolitan.
Oct6 & ". MOORE.
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LINCOLN HOUSE.
II-L.l. A LIaIM s. TENN..

70. B. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge OF The above HOTEL will endesv.
II or 10 please all no may favor with call OF my
ruds and citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county,
vu aid solicit pstrOusrS. Ny liable will a. all times be pro
The country aG0rd aad every care Will
% taken % please all.
There good Livery Stable contiguous TO This house,
ana Fayetteville Mulberry and LynchouTg ha and Pas
senger coach This hotel every Monday Wednesday
and FRIDAY the above places al y o'clock, and 70
turning every Tuesd8y Thursday saturday al N O'Clock
A. M making connections with the Nashville Chzua-
uooga, and NcNinuyiIe and Manchester Mail Trains.
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Fresh Garden, Flower, and Grass Seeds.
~ WELLS,

Agent for the sale Of Landre.h's Garden Seeds.
10000 PAPERS,
LonEblOOd Early tuTBip and Extra Early Beet, BaFly
york, LaTgeyOTk, Drumhsdd aud flat DuJca cabbage,
Long Scarls aud uTnip Radsh EaTJ White fat Dutch
RedIOp and yellow Rataba,a Tufnip Seed, Dy Pound
EXfa Eay May AMI Large MaTOwfa Peas Six week bush
and Red Specified Valentine bush Beans BY the bUSHhL
Eandreth's Rura Register, Descriptive Catalogue,
and Almanac for distribution gratis.
Flower Seeds Assorted,
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS
Best Steel SPADES aud SEOvsls HauI Gu tYators Iron
Rakss DEtek and F0rksd Hoes, Pruning Scissors and
Sex shears, assorted, &C.
10 BBLs. GLOVE ONION sBTTS.
800 lbs OSAG8 ORANGE, tbs American Hedge Plant
Seed
Red Clover White CloTer, Blue Grass, RedtoP Herds
Grass, Orchard Grass, aud limo Seed; all thu growth
Of n. WELLS,
sign Of the NAN g. MORTAR, Market opposite UnlOE
street, yaSfCigG. FEB '9-tri " On.
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and returned for another, which he rave his
brother, and was forced to come again for a
third, and the next day for a fourth for a friend
OF his, and again tor one Of his club-up to at
,east dozen Gorgeon was one of Bertrand 8
best pupils; he could tip the button nine tim es
out OF twelve with the pistol; but what was all
that M. de Gaudry had not insulted him; on
toe contrary, he was the mirror of kindness
snd courtesy; 1T he quarreled with De Gaudry
the world would not only make him in the
wrong, but would say he was cracked -.
Pauline loved him as we'll as ever, but she
hked company and compliments, and played
with the fre like a woman who was sure of not
burning her fingers. When Gorgeon proposed
tartiy to shut the door in the face of her ad.
mirers, she stopped him at once.
" don't want to make you ridiculous - said
she; don't be alarmed if any one of these
gentlemen outstep propriety, I shall know how
to show him his error; but if we make a scene,
all Paris will know Of it, and you will be point
ed at in the street,
He had the impudence to allude to these an
noyances in the presence of some of his artist
companions, and tho consequence was a con-
slant series of Jokes and puns at his expense
mot to his face, but where he would be sure to
hear OF them which ended by souring his tenn
per and destroying his domestic peace.
He accused, and quarreled with his wife, and
she. confident in her innocence, gave him back
tit for tat - -
In the midst of these disturbances, the ami.
versary oi their marriage slipped by without
notice by either. The next day each one recol-
iected 1t, and GorgeOn said to himself "She
cant love me much to have let it pass unre-
garded; while Pauline thought her husband
repented Of his match. But M de Gaudry,
who was never far out of the way, sent her q
bracelet. GorgeOn wanted to take it back,
with an expression o. fhis sentiments. Pauline
insisted on keeping it. - Because you didn't
think it worth while to make me a present."
sand she, g you find fault with my friends at
tentions.n
"lour friends are asses, whom 1 intend to
chastlse, cried GOrgeon.
You d better correct yourself. / thought
up to this moment that there were two classes
OF men superior to the herd-noblemen and ar
lists; but know at least what to think of ar
fists now ~
You may think what you like, " said Cor
geon, selHing his hat, but you shall not take
me as text of comparison any longer"
:" Are you going ?'
Good bye. :"
Where are you going1 1r
You ii know one of these days"
when will you return ?'
Never"
TO BE Continued
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BANxINe HOUSE OF ogEHuRH BROTHERS.

DIroeIfs.- Deposits recelyed and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern sesboard
cities received Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-lnterest Will be allowed
On Deposits at such rates as may be Agreed upon.
DKr2sITs H. VLRsINIt AND HseUERE,sk aeS MeShs. ,s
oeved to be checked for, payable same funds or IN
specie, we charging the regular EIohange;,
Dsc9uNrs.Notes Drsits, ana 81 BIZ :, OF. Rnns
and Securities, q the mar ct rate. =,
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-Letters OF Credit VII oe
uned States. on Deposit of Money or CoIlaterss,
and interest allowed If Money 10 deposited, and
chars If Cousteras. suoh terms AZ may be Agreed
TRAvEIINs BILLs or ExchA viii
be furnished with drafts N such sums a. may he de-
sired nesots5s in the dr S esent G,,sf Of the Upon.
LAND xNp EuRoPE.-Bills Of Exchange and Letters
OF Credit on England Ireland and Europe furnis he'd
os q
soatSt ss 1t in ths different Cities al ccmmi.son Of AZ
reserve the sht to cal for Sspost Of 10 Dr. cent on
graph.
RAILRoap, cIrr. AND sTAIl BosDe.-R.ilTos1.
road Iros purchased for cash or with Bonds:
marke rates. All warrants ssId b. us are ssssss-
tsed IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on oommis.ica.
Land Warrant quotations regularly farn'ssa VI"
>Wsrrsnts Will be forwarded 70 Western House On
orders, or sent for sale on oommisnon W f0sro1soe
REAL EsIAI, AsR Is.sa.ssss.Mt no.. e .ot. hses's
on EEnrR On i6s United s.s before
Court Of Claims or Cons lntrssted 70 as' vu %
prosecuted BY prompt catBB eSa tGi rsfsRR5SsTHERs
I.,1 OpposIte the Treasury.
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Dancing.
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. Fl. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
to his friends and the public generally, that "A
his last quarter will commence on Tuesday ~
afternoon, Feb. Cd, 1885, All those who desire "a
to be prepared for the exhibition earnestly lA
solicited to JON as soon possible. the arrans
ment of Fancy Dances will take place Immediately.
The programme for this season will be entirely
new, and far excel any ever offered to the public
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
IN their carriage, should not fail to enter
them soon.
Gentemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, as usual. from ~ until 91a o'clock.
~ DIFF
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DIANOs-vERY CHEAP.-I have now In stt

IDTANUS-VEKY CHEAP.-T have now IN store
l. the following grea. barga MS:
very superior Piano of Hallst, Davis 6-
Co.. Octaves, hne rOsewOOd; oIIg lnal price V.f|E3
800. 1t has been rented ont In careiultJI RI
family, and will be sold for $500.
Also, a similar PIANO. same makers, 6h Ootaves !;
OrIglnai price SSo0; will be sold for z25.
These PIanosa e really bargains; We warrant and
guarantee them as willingly we do new ones.
All persons In want OF good reliable fiano
lIclted to oall and see these instruments.
Also, q Second hand Piano, which we have
cepted in part payment for one, for Sl5l; one
for 30; one for s Is; md one for 8 20.
Ours AWAY the largest stock of Pianos IN this
city; therefore call at No. SO Pa. av, between 9th
and 10th streets.
fe9 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR "A stump candi-
date for the Mayoralty of Galveston, Texas,
announces himself in the paper as follows:
by Industry tcc Ihrirs.-T. W. B. Odam
is the workingmen's candidate for Mayor, at
the election on the first Monday in March. He
is not the tool of any clique or party. He is a
Democrat of the Jeffrsonian school, believes in
Supreme Being, accepts holy writ, submits to
the laws of his country, and takes physio when
he is sick Balance from the stump when
called on. ....' : ssr
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~ NCIN AGA De MY.

Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen "a
tleme9 of Washington and GEORGETOWN that ~
Washington Friday, the 9th of October. at lssak
Temperance Hall, street, for Misses and Masters,
from from GEoek p nj soT LADIES and
the 7th of October, at Miss Harrover's Ladies Sem
mary, from clock .. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr. g. residence, 407 street, between 9th and
10th streets. Sc l2-6m
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OK EARLY RIsNG. One OF our contempora-
ries dispcses OF this virtue as follows :"We have
watched (he says thoee fellows who are the ear
ly risers, and as general thing they are the
FIRST chaps who 60 to the groceries of morning
1t is all noonshine about the smartest and
greatest men being the early risers. 1t might
have been 90 in old times, but nowadays when
you see chap moving about very early you
may be certain he is after drink"
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II DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyYIcI No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUI, H44S
TRrss dooyS from lltk Street, 0

can be- seen at al Hours, at his oce located Above
He feels assured that perienoe OF fifteen years.
practice, with the large number Of patients Eres,
variety Of difficult that he has treated success
or eos to shs Fem H
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and j. and E. Parmly, has led him. long since, TO dis
sd all f., Teeth also
Tee nd S s nS OF s Gum
ID the only reliable substance that be in the
mouth, as Was most conoluslvely shown by the last
American Dsatsl en- ,sv Gonvenf10ni Sm.sf ,,o ri,
fnoxn to h. np@srou. friend. and patrons. he 6ss'
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rotor Of the Church Of Epiphany Of
DR.. STEPHEN BALI I Dear Ss sir-I desire to s1prs..
my esteem for yon peTsSnay and my confidence 9
Tor me highly Sops that
may reoeiye the patronage from my friends and the
public that your skill '0~sll ou1: SS:cTvs,i
Washington. Aug. y, 1855. J. .W.FRENcA.
From ono Of the oldest firms In ssltimore. Messrs
H.vn. .m,oy SS.%ss stsDssn cG ,n
portant and difficult piece of work, whoh he did to
n snd nsS Of %
College Of Baltimore, failed, aer repeated trials, to
ss HSss
beltlmor0s Al. lZs 1901. dAhmANN bO66Ss
Extinct from note received from tho late Hon. John
M. Clayton. -0.-
The tsssh yos made for me work admirably moth
ing could '' better Very tSaS tStaaaiSip&a{' &' CLAYTON.
70 those that seek relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerfally recommend DR.. 8. Baiy a. .
superior Dentist; ne made set Of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several tooth for
the work 'ai
of the VI. Conf. of the NJ. E. Church South.
Alnl Is. 1855.
we, the undersigned having had occasion to avail
ourselves Of tho professional skill of DR.. g. Baily
Surgeon Dentist of this city having been cogni1
ant Of his operations our families OF friends, take
pieasure in pressing admiration of hsartistio
SKILL we'll as Of the uniformly satsfactOry manner
in which he performs the most delicate and dioult
operations in Dental Surgery and werespeotfuy
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. Of which We consider him emnontly worthy
| THOMAS U. WALTKR, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
| THOMAS MILLKR, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
I B. 8. BOHRKR, M. ID. of Georgetown, ID, e..
| N. B. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of WashingtQn, ID. c.
Jos. H. BI IADLKY, Of Washington, p: g.
| 0HoRsE WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida
| WALTKR LINox, x-Mayor Of Washington
HKNRy BALDWIN, y. 9. Patent Ohce,
O.C. WIsHf, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
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These ships having been built by contract pressly
for Government service, every care hiss been taken
in their construction, also their engines 10 in
sure strength and speed, aud their accommodations
for passengers are unesualed for elegance and com
fort.
The steamers Of this line have improved water
tight compartments and no pense has been spared
to make them all good as new, the thorough exam
inston gwen then, proves their mode of constiuc-
tion yet unequelled.
Price OF passage from Ney York to Liverpool, In
hrst CABIN, 9lS; IN second DO, e75; From Liver
perenoed Surgeon attached to each ship. No berthl
can be secur 60 until paid for.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&HE 49, sssS So s.


D. s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension snd Improvement of ITS Iead
tire revision OF the running arrangements Of this road
by which highly important advantages to the trsv-
6RT3 R nn3 'fE EhSss a
GG.s 81
SUNDAY , stops It way stations and arrives at Cum
seoSnd.Ths NAIL TRAIN starts tsund., .,.
9epsed) at 50 a: NJ: and arrives at Whsei!ns at
trains for Coiumbus. Cincinnati. fndsnspoiis, Lou Lou
lsyille. Chicago, st. Louis; &c, and st same place
nd sd m
ThiEdEThs ST LOUIS and cINGINNATl
Meeting at Benwood at "A. NJ. with express train.
from BelIaIe to Cineinpati, C,,ifhoTf eiarss %
snS anf SouPs o " Sat
ton also connects directly. IN both directions.
roads for Chillicothe. Cincinnat, eto These trsns
connect at Xenls for Indianapolis, Chicago and ST.
MIsslssippI Express for Louisville, Cairo and ST.
Louis through to ST. Louis in less than g hours from
and southern places in the West is much less, while
the tistanss from % to 100 niles shorter than ,,
fi?Ens i os 4 NJ 'a'lA0,0'' "
Camden station and at Washington, ID; c.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may
rietr the entire road bp daylight, by taking morn
lng trains, and lying over at Cumberland Oak
land, and resuming next morning BY Wheeling 40
coTmodatIon train, leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A. M,
will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
esHs. sSns Ms
dstop leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
at 50 Pm.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ,
stopping at way stations. Leaves frederick at BIS
A. NJ, arriving az Baltimore r. noon.
The ELIIG0TTs MILL TRAIN leaves at s:1
A. Nj. and =. A., except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BsltIm95e for Washington at 4.Is and s;n
.ns Mi snd 55 NJ On Sundays at as A. NJ
Leave ave WasSinsion for Baltimore a, and s.so A.
N. and Sand 40 P. VI. On Sundays at IA. NJ, AND
The ffst and fourth trains from Baltimore, and tn.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
Junction md Annapolis Junction.
The 9l5 and SIS trains from Baltimore and the csc
and ~ trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information fare, &c., apply to ]. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, st the Ticket Office, Camdor
Station. WIN. 8. WOODSIDE,
~ ls-tf Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
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WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Passenger trains for Phrladelphia leave President
street depot, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays, as
follows, viz:
Express Tram at s.aO g. m; Way Ma, Train ct II
o'clock a. m Evening Mad at6.25 p. On Sui days
a. 6sa .. m. ouly. Ali trains connect with Nev
york trains except IS .. m. Saturdays.
FOR HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY.
Leave Baltimore at T. 4 O'Clock p. IN.
From Philadelphia a. a. m, p. m, and u m'
FOR SEAFORD, DEL.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at sec q n. .. eoanec' 90
at Wilnlngton with 1.08 p. m. ue ana o-<o y NE
from Baltimore with q o. m. trsin.
Fare from Baltimore to Seaford ~ -.
feSd WILLIAM CRAWFORD, AGENT