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pOLLrE JVpHLLJqENrP

Fletcher Halls was arrested on Saturday by off
GERS Cook and Arnett on the charge of drunkenness
and threatening to kill John E. Evans, reporter of
The Baltimore Patriot. He was fined &C cents and
costs for drunkenness and committed in default of
payment by Justice McAllister.
Officer Handy, on Saturday, arrested David
Houck, on the charge of having committed an ag-
gravated assault upon John Farlow. Houck was
taken before Justice Logan. The evidence before
the magistrate was to the effect that Farlow was
discharged by Houck from working on the City
Passen Railway, and that at the time Farlow
applied several epithets to Houck which caused
him (Houck) TO seize Farlow and give him a severe
beating, greatly disiguring his face and head
Justice Logan held Houck in $500 security to an
swer the charge of assault before the Court-George
Delphy, of the Adelphi House, corner of Franklin
and Howard streets, being taken as his bondsman.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, August 1s.-Cofee-Rio is
less animated but the market is firm at the improvement
sales 500 bags ST. Domingo at 10 &c. and 300 do Mara
cebo at II KG114c.
Cotton-The inquiry is limited and prices are slightly
lower-sales of 900 bales yesterday 500 to-day
the following basis We quote;
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- LA'1h Wv u tANAAAN
gle. WASHINGTON

P. $. Since writing the foregoing, have acci-
dentally looked over former letter of yours of the
Sd of April, wherein Mr. Arthur lIarriss, formerly
OF Hartleys regiment, is recommended by YOU for
an Ensigncy. All new appointments, by a resolve
of Congress- left to the States, Respectively
Many-very many vacancys want filling in the Ma
me, distressed for persons to make officers Of There
can be no difficulty, therefore, of Mr.. Harriss get
ting in, if the Executive power Of your State is ap-
piled to. This mention to you that you may take
measures accordingly. To the best ofmy recollec-
ton, directly or through Gen'l Smallwood, have
applied to Gov. johnson to if gentlemen cannot
be had to fill the numerous vacancys that (exist)
Y'r ser't, G. ".
To the Hon. WILLIAM FuzHUGH.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR a FHIsIVl
are composed that disease within the range their
rarely Withstand eYade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvgoate every portion
the human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy yitaes Asa consequence of these pro
uertiIs invalid who is bowed with pain
debility asonshed find his health energy by
. rem edy simple and inviting
Not only do they the every day complaints OF every
Gody, bat also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis Anne
lcan Almanac certificates of their and d
econs for their in the following complaints Costire
ess, Hedrburn, Headache aTSiBg from diso1dered St0D
Gch Nauea Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid hGc0n Of
the Boue Fotenoy, Loss cf Appetite, JalRdice, and
other kindred complaints arising fo low state ofthe body
or obstruction ofits functions.
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steamboat Disnsfer

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE steamer Mariner,
from ST. Louis bound to Cincinnati, sunk last night
on the fats about twenty miles above the city. No
lives lost The boat will probably be raised.
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Sailing of the Kangaroo.
New YORK, August l3.-The steamer Kangaroo
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool with 220 passen-
gers and $S5,000 in specie.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


PALERMO SIC.-Brig Ahipo.
256 cantars brimstone pipes wine 062 hoxes lemons,
95l do. oranges Jas. Crosby and Son.
BoNAIRE-Schr. Harriet.
1000 bushels salt, A. Schumacher & Co.
ST JonNs N. B.-Brig Philip Larrabee.
3S7 600 latbs 1000 palings, 1886 bbls aewves, do.
mdse., T r. Matthews & Son.
COASTWISE
BosFON-SchT. Lacoa.
100 boxes lemons Schwartz Dix; 800 pkgs. wooden
ware, Robinson Lord; 500 do mdse., 800 bbs herring,
sundrv
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COURT OF APPEALS OF Neutrality-suspicious. Term,
IS59.-ANNAPoLIs, August l3. No. 3s. Elisha W ar
tords and Others lessee Richard Colvin, other
wise called Richard Colvin Warford. Appeal from
the Superior Court of Baltimore City. Tuck JUS
tice delivered the opinion of this Court Judgment
reversed and 1rocedendo ordered
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RS
POUND E-fFRAUT OF SARSAPARILLA,


he eectual remedy which the medical skill OF
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
naady 1t combined from the active remedas
have been discovered for the expurgaOn of this foul dis
order from the blood and the of the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed
the only Scofuia but also those other affections
which arise from it, such ERbPTIYE and SETN DISEASES,
ST AyTHoNYs FIRE, Rose, ERTsIPELAs PIMPLEs, PUs
BLAISS and BoILs ruMoRs, TRTrER and
svPHILITc hERCURIAL DISEASES DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, and, indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITATEDo IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in 'mpt
fy Of fe bo9d is founded in truth for scrofula is de-
generation the blood The particular purpose and virtue
81 this Sarsapara is 10 purity and regeeIae this vital
lud without which sound health is impossible in contami
mattel constitutions
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GPENCES PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
WATER COOKING RANGE.

y WATER COOKING RANGE
SILVER NEnAT. AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
Having purchased of Mr. MOORE formerly with Me hlessrs
STANLEY Coz the exclusive right to make use and
vend that Justly celebrated Cooking RANGE, known as
is9EGOE's PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
GIlOKING RANGE,' now prepared to put up aid
Range in thorough, workmanike manner at the shortest
ne ii give satisfaction. All persons having the
Range in e can upon application to either in person or
letter. procure prihlea t pfice oi i ue Fis eVes
Sary for repairs; 40 .,,.
F'i sac ROBBINS & co,
tYt'''0F 46 and 48 Light street,
Baltimore, Md.
atot thaf trad
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From Washington.

WAsHNGroN, Aug. l4.-Secretary Thompson has
gone to the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia
The Secretary of War is now at the Red Sweet Sui
phur Springs, in the same State. The latter's
health is improving.
Only three of the seven heads of Departments
are now in Washington, namely: Messrs. Cass,
Toucey and Holt
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

RoTIERDAM-Ship Jn0 G.. COster.
Ole hds tobacco 100 do STEMS 459 bags bark, SO 29
slaves.
RIVER Ia PL.Ta-Bdrk Jno c. Bruno.
2431 bbls -four, 100 hlf do IS tobacco cases
do, 800 bbls sugar, 100 do alcohol II tres hams so
boxes oysters, 10 bales duck.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.


CcUGus, CoLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARsESEss GROUP, BRoN-
CHI1Is, 1ScIPIENF CONSUMPTION, AND FOR THE
RsLIEF or CoNsUMPTIvE Patients IN
ADVANCED STAGES Or The
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March 18th, 1859
lN TO ALL WHOM IF NAY CpNQEnSiIThis il to certify
IS .gt street, my entire right MAKE use and yend the
ftlT ATfR RANGE, as well my HOT IR FURNA CE
dr ali territory south OF Mason DXon's line and they
alone are authorized to make, sell repair the same
W. r. MOORE.
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SCRoFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a copstitu-

o.
5tonal disease corruption OF the blood, by which this
aad becomes vitiaed weak and poor Being in the crcu
taon peryades the whole body, and burst out in
disease part Of it, Nc organ free from its attacks
is there which not destroy The scrofulous
faint is variousy caused by mercuria disease low living
disodered unhealthy food, impure air, filth filthy
habits the depr ssng vices Whatever be its origin
Is hereditary 10 the descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed
auities OF the fathers upon their cii.dfen.D
Its effects by posi ion from the blood of
rupt rueerous NATTER which, in the lungs, liver and in
ternal is termed tuherces in the glands swellngs;
and the surface eruptons This corruption
which gende the blood depiese5 the energies of life
that scrofulous constitutions only suffer
Complaints but they have far less power to withstand the
tacks of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although scroulous their nature
are still rendered fatal by tins tant in lie system Most
the consumption which decmaes the human family has
origin directly in this serouloqS contamination and many
destructive diseases the liver Kidneys brain and indeed
of all the organs arise from aggravated by the
cause.
One quarter of all people scrofulOus their persons
nvaued by this lurking Infection and their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse il from the system must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine, and invgo
it by healty food and exercise Such medicine
in
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wide the field of il, usefulaess and
the cases its that aos every section country
abounds persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs
its use When tried, its superiority over every other
medicine kind is apparent escape observations
and wh re virtues known the public longer hesi-
ats what antdoe employ for the distressing and dan
os affections Of the pulmonary organs that are incident
= cur Climate hiie many inferior remedies thrust upon
{e comminty have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by trial conferred benefits the
actpd they can forget, and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten
Prepared by ~
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DIAPER BAGS.
Oflae there been serious 2hlec3n % 70 t n aTfes
UFAGTURE These objections are now ENTIRELY over
'' Z SFW @ mng1fINE ro1nclSW Ma "a De PATENT LIP BAG,
eiGg Manila Paper, and perfect IN Alb
espects, (szes from Il to % lbs Al, .
rocers Confeeoners, Druggists, and all oters using the
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to cali and examine. a
j. A. DUSHANE,
SOLE AGENT,
Iss-ttr No. 40 $. Charles street near Lombard.
E)HILADELPHIA, August 9Th, 1884 SPECIAL
NoNT m PET 2EIIS STocKHoLpERs IN THE PIED .s
2ssenbly Buildings, a, w corner of Chestnut and
lentn streets in the city of Philadelphia on TUESDAY,
lne zoa instant at o'clock, NJ for the purpose of
ganlzng ne board q Directors and adopting measures
gether with such other business as ma, peo,a the
meeting A"S eoiue "eioie ''S
FRANCIS WEST, THOMAS cp ,,,rN
HENRY PERKINS, JAMES RI HAEpI,P 81
nAN'L ,. JONES, BENZ. ORNE
1rnoMAS |. l.lDEhS, J. l.. FENNIMORE.
Nm THOMPSON. THOMAS THOMPSON
CHAS. W KREBS, JNO ri BARF5 s"-'
alO-l3,i5t -
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JOHN S. BARRY,
20 Hanover street.
LOSE & OTHER,
" A GFRHAN STREET

7 INEN HANDKERCHIEFS
IL We have this day opened large and varied ssort
of Gentlemen5 Coored Bordered Festooned, Plain
Corded Hem Stitched, Embroidered and Tape Borlered
Linen Handkerchies for genene lready hemned, to which
we invite espescal attention. stock is unusually
large and attractive. For sale low.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co,
Opposite the Museum
~ n. b. NH
We have store large supply of those CELEBRATED
WHITE FRENCH HANDKERCHIEFS for gentemen-de-
cidedly the finest goods offered in this market.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co,
ite he
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Lowell, Mass.
All our Remedies for sale BY Thomson, Wood Block
and W. IL Brown Bro, Baltimore street, at wholesale, and
- tha sta at retail 29eofm
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To the Hon. WILLIAM FIrzHUeH,
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Total. ................,. .l56,498 l34,797
Showing increase of 2 01 compared with
year.
The quantity forwarded hy Railroad as we learn from
the Shoe and Leather Reporter, was
Week ending Aug 9, cases. .............. 1852
Previously, since January y1..........,.,, ,334,2 ,2T3
Total by Railroad, .,.... ..,...,,...,....a5 .a52155
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05
1 8 9.
G =
NEyy AEswAxGEMENT.

FE7RtYELLFRs Tor e North and North West o. the South
SIt procure Tickets from Cha lesar. Sarinrh.
Chatnno0gl. Montgomery Macon, Mhniugin- hUoxvle.
Iynalulg. Naiugtcn Atlantis ni Augusta 70 st Louis.
Louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Columbus, ETalsyie, Cincinnati.
New Orleans Nlekare lnducah, Smslan aid Memphis, We
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads and Steamboats,, m close connections
all points, Passengers rivirgat Nashville, vl Nashville AM
Chaftasooea Railroad directly boat without definition
This she quickest and cheas route for those bound for t far
West
Regular Cairo, HEemphis and ST. Louis Line
The Sine steamboats, s. NJ. huuyan, Ninneonkar sa West
Cuia and j. @. Cline.
One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville day st Il NJ
Meeting az Caro- With Illinois Genital oad and troug from
Nashville &c St. Louis in sixty hours.
louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance lunisth, Ella, John au and Tempest leave Nash
ylieerey Thursday and Tuesday, at y O'Clock n time from
Nashville to louisville Sixty hours and TO Cincinnati four days
IL tilar MciEg pssis. ReNy Orleans and EiCii 49,
burg Line OF Beats.
james Johnson Nashville, Howard Re Rover and Joseph
Inc savage One q dse oats wi leave Nashville otr
dayat noon time from Nashville Memphis fS hours Yicks-
burc, Eve day>i ~ d TO New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every arrival Of the
PASSENGER Trains before starting.
For rstc accommodation upon the Boats Tickets te
procured at Tie different points at prices named IN the annexed
Schedule Of Rates
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The Soutter1, CstzeH announcing the arrival Of the
Irish patriot SaITH O'BaIsS, says;
We repeat that Mr. O'Bfien comes TO this country
a. a tourist merely. Some OF the New Io,k papers
pres.m to a him in anticipation Of his arrival,
A. 10 how be is most likely to '-msks capiat' IN
Am RIGA and by Eh4t course Of conduct ne is too
ikeiy to luil himself They need be under no ap
prehtnsi,n be WANTS nothing hat America can give
him exert civil treatment aud comfortable accom-
notation in the hotels, whose hosp alities be will
unanimously vote to himself MIR u BIieu CONES 70
Oh erye ana study The institutions tie Republic
Tor whose national character he has always an or,
taiaed high respect lie knows, indeed, that there
10 one v ful aad inegitabe bore TO be encountered
he-e-Eu5iic celebrations and honorable mention,
but evs n the lie can meet and pass by with digui
fed C, urtesy and impurlurbsb.e good huWor His
country men will OF course, be unable tOrerress their
ehthn-iasic GOOD will; AMI this at least will be
grateful to N.
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ALY's
Aromatic valley YNhiskE.

r OBJ. are r aG''r-steI aui s1rs L E it source
Of -rs1t satisfaction 20 s 90 ar--iue. O.. public nOJs
ts above astsil st-i= OF uagae-i.-l parity and pa
esin- an qualities sycsrr zu,h Sc tvr tls ,goiable
lev -o,s 1t s oa be 5-- % Tie Rhine produce Ire
Grape, -.i'1 ei q s-i.a Eze es from WIN iace pro-
feF Of l i' Cu pa iH-rs q li-rr ,t rand
01a'iry at Vii 3D. nl-u @ @ .rcon Plra-
row stfpaf land 10 ,s -sl Of t1- 81 I1lissua, has
lru- supplied the world vita sr-es os..Ht @ Of srua,
from sue. f'a'g-7 %. -iruot De iri 90 4r -s-ufss.
an like nin1er- 10 has Tong teeI sua t tI- territory,
lying iu Or valley o. tie Nou'nzit 7sf es.uvcy tlugs
irth Rye of pr'psrir l1 LED and pcf r that ts dst
lou WHISKY OF sach s1periatlye cl pa
II beyond rivalry.
u,uHuturr ts grain iro1 'hs essi -1os Of this favored
locality is maIe % well The
arO.saIie valley WsisLy,
with vhic1no utucrr1u stand am ius,iHts
have no apprehension Of ne s aergsl % Pa4ishng IN
warrlutt5e. even el--erar7l eHcd5, ' any via
wil first suijectm5 WHISKY tltie tess
It's now st1rf trys Jta the Gr-t class TIotss sud
Claws the vof N Tors, ari sersvsr W uiruuced il
G,sa-ast ti,e PALM % superiority,
and the deslaIl Tor i- Je-,lgs .. l5Ishe,t-
Itz uede a properties a' ti, aa.e Us inmeiiots ef
Tlaysar ~,saplso. '.I1iy'l Aromatic .sy WHISKY
and hni t' Tea 1lls 1ftsls % sue I.e ard eaout Any
a-ieter1us aaiIais-age- JAMES H. CHlLrUS. 81 d,
srArz Ass.YzE's OTri-z. p souarrsst s.rretJ
Boston. April isih l-l5. :
WI II. D,lg. New TorE-
have male chemical aHalvsis Of Your A-oUlis Valley
~ laus uttess .y Ell. ana would t
'- ''''''- ''' Gd4ELas a. JACKSON.
Iour Araae valley WHISKY s rersi7rd and after careful *
7una,iou. iuI % Re Iys o7t, -7y Joes from tie
nd -orzsag agzeaies aaJs4-s-' lssl yogrs IssFest-
fully, JAMES J. MAPES
Go9sFTI eI sna dPsad q923 sas Tes critics 't'n
% So1.h William street. Wv Yors
iaul9-feo }U FTorTct0r-
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Matters IN UrAn "A sert.r from til Lake City
10 the St. Laus RePuji con dated tn. IS says:
1.-The condition f he army j. . quiet ID CON
Portable Now an jheu ds;-chld 10 lies asc 0r,si-
ed 10 move - M Plin 10 suppress lud 80 iEsur-
rectiops bat they uylra0ly Fad % lathe 20 Do.
think an1 know tia about he mos or ihem II
be to quelt utus igyrT5e-t.eas is not snp11ssd OF
present by u.gst Ie.i T. here taat toe No are
rtdlc Co tstste IF quclurss, aui you uccd not be
a loni.hgd, ere Ion 2. O. hear that have fuss
there il Ant ic sUFins going on, which uay yet
teIninat Ia vhat yan lr1-t 81. Many Ut us mere
note a1., hut tac a;toas IF 0 us OF me Mormon
peopie ten o. tncO-ta-r the IKE, aUi not by any
means the " Al ri a litIe time will be req d
to yeloE then Eysa he Secret iy Of otlie
NJ llaltsgtl, vino has harro.0Tc been c5nSl i.iei
Gather IeEeaj TO this 90 upe has been tirea cucd Oh
the streets. with violence has also Mr. Frk Al
erson of the VelL,ysT H. Tae'r lives. h'"eVer.
are iErinrH singer as yet - thia IN o Her
action slew bus late eJHgeulali'y OF feeling ise
ween the Aorm "a people and l.s people Of The C"'
ted States.
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The Memphis Appeal Of the says " yesterday
between eleven and twelve o'clock, A n, tharegular
freight train of The Memphis and Ohio Railroad
came in COLLISION with COW that lay upon the
track when the locomotive and two cars were thrown
from the track, whereby John Fancy, D Kelly, and
P Hudson. Icsh lahorers, were seriously injured,
IS was also The brak ,ms1 The wounded men
W re brought TO he city; Hudson, Kelly and Fannsy
aere taken TO lhs hospital and the breakman bis
boarding house. The accident hspp'ned ahou. II
mics sbovo this place. 1t is thought BY De-. NJ ID
Z, the physician in Attendance at the depot, that
one Of the CARED to the Hospital viii de from
he Injuries ecejvei"
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DeAru OF TWO CixrsyABIASs We record he
remark tbie sc th within the past week there have
been rs moved from township two Of The oldest
residents. prab4b.y Cf the STATE. Old Aurt kan
d4s, aged Iyj years aaj d ply 3 tsncE aged lis,
bo. n co'oreI Old Auaiy Sch sick distinctly ruen-
berel The .uTeriug sgl'I-r- creeping The brooks
and springs L. queuoh thrir hr-t Dol Sic memorable
battle Of VI nuaWa. She hear! tHe s5sieS7 a-d
aroaus oflhe diving aud copd p5rgay windy, in her
uncouth way. be incilel Is connected wih tbo
times that irjed mems souls She 'ah shat "h
about four e-n yelrs Ill., on Que ocras'eu her mss or
found the Brtisn approaching AMI G. save her he
threw her nader brush heap Ths enemy adv rs
ed, killed her master, uurasd he bai.d'g, an! left
her undiscovered 10 her p cuiiar EO-.ion Ih. other
auut Of waom W, record lied N cur village, ~ the
residence Of n NJ D,hf0W, E-q she had been I'D
the service If the vtriou, hrsn.Ees oi taa .amI'y
during the u.,s oG IA r h,, and vas cJnridcre by
them as on o. the 1a. s / a ST remarkable
fac. in the Li.rory @! rAtsr women ,hli hcy hsd
lglys been acq ,eIutsd auh each taer; The riiesi
one rsremb r a the tir;h OF sU1t nj o., aud thy
.serA both intsrIe in she Cool Luck 5uy'ng grolud
in he same ssek, a.,I oa,y day apart Ia i0s
IN ~ Adeerilssr. r. b. -.
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THREE EEE5sgE GEF
PAS Il y a. Z sS q 80 AEN 9
BETWEEN PITTSgURG AMI PHILADELPHIA,
TONNECTING direct The Union Depot fsurg, with
Though Trains from al W es,eru Cfis for Philadelphia
NsSr VIZ Eo.tor psir;nrs r yssra.r Cff, inns r,r
shng facilities fer the OF Passengers unsurpassed
or speed aud comfort by any other route
Express aid Past Lines run through to Philadelphia without
change of conductor.
smoSng carsare attached TO each tam, Wru1's Sleeping
Cars 70 Express and Fast Trains. Ahe s&press rTmS
Trains connect direct for New York EN and FAST LiHecon
meet Ior Baltimore ana Washington.
Express Train leaves Pittg2 NJ, arrives al Philadelphia
-, or Baltimore . p. NJ New York ie'.l p NJ ~. -,
Nail TraiR leaves Purs A. d., arriving 20 Philadelphia u
Fast Line leaves Pi.tsUr- r. NJ arrives in Philadelphia or
Baltimore at $50 a, NJ. New York --3u NJ
Six Daily Trains between Philad,ila New York Two
Daily Trains between New ior and Boston, Through Tickets
Call RAID are good on either oi the above rains
Boat Tickets to boston good via Norwich F2 River
Tickets Rastasrd NAV be obtained a. u OF portrpl Rail
road Offices in the board W Of ae ulr Of
Steamers the Mississippi Ohio rivers aHl Tickets
at the Ofces Of the Company ia Boston, New lor, Baltimore,
Philadep hia.
Fare aIW.ys as low rs by ;,I,y osl.er Esoute.
ASA fOR Echs4> 30 OF t>ht re.
The esmPe'n Of the Western connection Of lie PeuHTy1
DTRE zSi' iISs = Hi " 53s.z THE FAST AND
TREIs GgIss' EGRF1s. ~ ~E.
The crnnectn by tbs Railroad Dril- Ptfs arg.
avoiding all dryag or erriase Of fret together w t w
ing Of time @i'dntJEes readily appreciated E sl Of
freight, and the Travelling Public.
ship by this route.
dsss e hfsEo Of G the fdoT Gr @ 81 M " OF al
D.. a. STEWART. rtt-har.;
Doyle & Co., SteubcuviIIc. " Pierce ll-ezrto o.
Johnston. Ripley. o. NeNeey. aiage,.'a, EE u-rs
Chopper. Portsmouth, o.; raGGaas g. 90 r Is'.
W Brown x Co., Cincinnati, o. Z. e eii,ua, -aa, '.,
m, r sass. 81 Louis Mo: I5ir % ars Nashville. Tenn.
Harris & Hunt. Memphis Tenn CLARKE A. 49, Chicago, lIi
W II Koontz, Alton, III HIrpl- O. Wall. naaH .le, l.
d to Freight Agents Railroads at points - t. N
The Greatest Facili'ics 81 tered Ter q se Proc
lection and SPEEDY Tra',~Portatiou OF
And Good Accommodate with usual e5 t.- persons tIF
'''''-t IL FSsEIGFTTs WEsSTyvAsp.
By this route Fregs OF Gllaesgr 20 i"Ha i 'aFIe from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

Jones the defaulting Cashier CT the Colchester
(Ct.) Bank has been committed to the Norwich Jail
in default of fifty thousand dollars bail HIS exam-
nation is to lake place this month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

The Clarksville Jefs,soHian says the tobacco barn
and factory of Mr.. Nelson Brown, of Montgomery
county, was dest Dyed by fire. on Saturday night,
the Goth ut, toge,her with about 10000 lbs CT to-
baocO The fire is thought to have been the work of
an incendiary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

The Hon. Truman Smith vas sttseks by para
lytic shock a. New York Sunday night. He
seriously affected by it that his ysician ordered
him 10 return 10 his home 10 Stanford
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05

The treasurer Of the Western ard Atlantic Rail
road has paid mo Inc treasury Of the State Of Geor-
gia s29 600 as the REL earnings Of that read for
the month Of February.