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Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table-Holmes.
Miles stan1ish's Courtship, by LongfeloE
Song Of HiaEatha, by Longfelow.
Complete Poetical Works, by LongfeIloW.
Tom Browns School Boy Days at Rugby
Poor and Proud, by Oliver 0ptce.
Bertam Noel. A story for youth, BY Z. J. May.
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.,
decI4 No. y, Union street.
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Tie Ticket Once Is IN the Passenger DEPOT, and Is open one
RoF before the starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
fer the purchase Of Tickets. 1t is other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
which throughout with Trains the other roads
Ts to Richmond ~ hours Washington days Philadelphia
and half and New York three days This the cheapest
and from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave he30 NJ Train, arriving
Memphis for New Orleans the evening of
the day. and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnve Sparta, and Beerseba Springs leave
Nashville the 30 P NJ Train, which directly Tul
lshoma with the Train for Mcnnvle. Persons leaving Nc
Ennvile in the morning at Nashville 80 P. NJ
At Nashville, there boats which leave daily for Smhland,
AID connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
aissppi rivers also, daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
very morning on the arrival Of the night express.
By change Schedule Memphis
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
Delay Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
julylo, 1858 General Ticket Agant
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SALE o. a NEGIEO ~.

virtue Of Deed Of Trust sxecatedt By W. c. Bos-
b, which is Of record IN The Registers afson
county IN book No. Il, page as will expose to public ale 70
the highest bidder Tor cash, At the Court suse gate NASHVILLE
on Saturday The III Of January, l likely negro named
sam said boy IS first Spinsr snI Carsr. having en-
gasd for some time 10 that business with the
val be sold privately before that time II desired.
janl3-iu. JESSE C0LTTNs Trust-e
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TTDGEFIELD LOTS FOX SALEs--Segth ieaa-
tiful Building Lots. in H0ustons Addition,
dr yards from the Square Also, Of Xolcof
iers Williams and other Additions Also. Hsgr if6 bull
ding lot Of % the Gallan Pike Opposite residence
Of TX Gov Ne s Brown. Also, number Of ara nldng
lots in Brownsville, 2k miles from the city,
J. L. & r. W. BR0WE,
fauf- Real Eafafa a-sa-Hs a L 49, -
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NOR RENT.---fhe large Room the Daily Ness o.
~ nee formerly occupied b. Baruars Bndsry. Ths
is 6 By 20 feet, is suitable for job Printing Os, Book
BindeTy almost uechanoai employment. steam power
be had from ne News Once Engine, IN this
enquire OF Mr. Rsher, News 0dce % A. y Iiaesey
the subscriber. lao JAMES ". HJYTE.
NOTICE is hereby given % all PERSONS indebted % TIE e.
late Of he laSe Oliver B. Hayes make payment without
delay and Ass 70 all persons holding claims against said Es.
u present them within the period prescribed BY law.
Decided HENRY n. HAEES,t
I'm eEYIER B. HAYEs.i sExeclsars
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". a. STREET. a. D. KING M b STREET
STREET, KING & Co.,
ATT ORNEYS AT LAW,
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GEYERAL GEYTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
WTILL practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
W Nebraska, buy and sell Land WarIan land time
give special making selections Of lands in Nebraska
wishing good and desirable locations, invest for distant
dealers reasonable ers, taxes, furnish sbstracsc entries
short notice, buy and sell lands, town lots, and all
kinds o. real estate and doa General Agency business.
W. S. Gilman Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Hariing & c., Boston, Mass.
C. Hiblard. Sup n. Y, Central Raroad Albany, n Y.
Gen. Leslie COOmls, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
Dr.. J S. Yong, do do
Gov W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hod. Jordan Stokes, do de
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Ne.
McGarc, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Wa "A Sewer < Co 3 snkers 0scalOOsa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Blugs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana Iju2-tf
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBERED Ian
FOR SALE.


EtTEAM Saw and Grst Mill, nearly, coed ruHainsos
- der situated about Is miles from Nashville miles frtH
Springfield and Ia miles Of the EdgeHed and Kentucky
Railroad southeast county. VI
the whole there about 50 Of cleared land with EcC
country hnildngs two splendid never failing springs new rt@
from Spnheld to Nashville about TO be opened through
ll.
This would make splendid stsek Farm, erst ra
Tobacco land, and timber almost geltE
dueemen to lumber orpeous desiring good AID cheer
stock a Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring land WIN Cuunins
the premises, DR. Farmer, Of Springfield, OF
in Nashville The Steam Saw Mill Is cutting from 4t
Of timber per dyCrOaar and plenty o. g1
timber the Mill mher Jet having been cut q
tiles mostly level, and fne creek Of eonaaf
water running through the same --,rF,,sas
VALUABLE STMSER LANDS FOR SALE.
HTIsHING to change my business osrisS fer sale ny
Nv Sumner county, containing about leOc acres
miles south Of the Gaan and Nashville PIKE on
sonve Station Louisville and Nashville Ralroad and
nearly 60 Nashville and 6aaiE There
grass The balance with poplar maple,
&C. being adapted growth Of blue grass and All other
RTe DgeIiDg with six rooms Negro Kitchsn Smoke fiouss,
Ice House Gov and Stables and all ether necessary
buildings there the place 5team Circular Saw
MIL rs power engne) with plenty u timber spare
the pseeto pit for number Of years and young Orch
large hh pond we'll stocked. Stock and other pen
and geOd quality. Any wanting
and desirable House Of the best Tenne
will do we'll 10 examine the premises. tae Wkolsrac
at S400Oor half, $50 including all rsprovsen
except the steam Mill at SO Terms for the whole
place. fourth cash. the balance and years
half $50 acres with mprovsm third s1sh, balance
and for further particulars apply address
the subscriber Turner roster ESQ., Hashys or
jans-5@ - = w.B.wALroS.
PAINTING ESTABLISHmENT.
DUILEEES, EIOUSEBOLRERS, &C., are 70
questsd notice that the undsrsigned, having
Eoren Is now prsparsd take LARGE C0NTRAcTsn tSs is
Of his yoooaea u N ~ VIOS taNaes- IN tas dsP~tt v
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GARDNER a co.
NEW FIRM.

Nashville, Jan. !, 1853.
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open feauy Tor sale on next, January Sd
D. LAMBETH & SON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
10000 paper assorted Seeds:
In store and TO OF their Seeds Of which
SO well known they need word of Recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS q CO.,
Proprietors Of the American Seed Gardens.
Wahersfeld Conn,
900 dozen assorted, from this This
eeent house, and perhaps sell seed than house
New England
We the first introduce their Seeds this
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and many we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLEY.
Fredonla Netr York.
large supply from this house. put boxes containing 900
papers, assorted, 10 suit the country trade.
These seeds the market prefer
them from having been grown far Forth.
have also large supply Beans and Peas the gallon
and bEshei.
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union, Ry
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth
GARDENERS and families who wish supplies had
better send in their orders before broken
JAZZ RAINS &c BROWN
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& II A n G Z

HAVING sed entire stock Of Hardware, Cut.
lery, Gums. &c., to Messrs. A. W. MCa Jlate Of
the MCCALL Vauleer Co y and W. T. Fall, of Ularks
ve- take this method of sincere thanks to the
patrons Of the late house, and would cheeruy recommend
them meers tie firm being business and
gentlemen worthy Of all confidence. -
JOHN WILLIAMS,
jaAll Late Williams & Co.
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SIoUWtE ISs M NhtIhN III,
Captain JAMES MILLER, leaves every Saturday, at
4ocock p. NJ.
These passenger packets,
te carry Mall ami rely them
leaving puncusly They viii through tickets the above
named PaduCah with the splendid Uni
Ted States Steamers Alvin Adams Southerner Moses
NsClellsnd. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
deo5-lu E or II II HARRISON, Agent
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TNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are in constant
receipt Of the finest quality Of Family flour the
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills These Mills
Of Flour any Mills in the country We sell cheap
and guarantee every pound sold.
jaaa P.& C. ANDERSON, Broad street.
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MACHINE MADE H0RSESsI,,I;
BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.

NUS BEkASS
FENIlS Band fully organize with sstz
II struments, and its members hatter themselves g
that they prepared to furnish good Music snys
Band in the State They respectfully cali the 4E
Of MasOn Odd Fellows and other societies. we'll
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing PROFESSIONS
Celebrations, &c. Their shall be Address,
-.... J. P. BARTHELL, Sec'y, or
R. p. CHAMP. .-..
p S.-PRoF. B0NNINGis QUADRILLE BANDi is prepared
to make for Music for Balls Parties
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan22-dIy.
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TTVE public put possession o. OF the
ordinary remedies exant f5 what hereoiore ien
ssred an incurabe disease, being Outward APPlic0-
ton, the action Of which seemingly miraculous, aud
having Of those Attributes which he
compounds loW In general
pamphlet containing 6irectOn etters from distuguhed
and we'll known individuals and other documentary esee,
will accompany the remedy.
having ceased for the sIieo
this BalEam the price been reduci II only b chained
Of the propretorby directed g. OCAs p.
0. Philadelphia, Penn. nova0-i5m
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dec5 No. 50 cherry strsss
MTOElCE.s--fasen up and put h iaii 10 Tazsssl, =.
CaibOurns county, Tennessee boz OF yelloF ~
color, about p years old, weight about 55 pounds abo
feet incn-s high his JONES' beougz 20 -
ma in the sats Of Georgia. Wkeson county The viii
come and said boy, and charges and take atm Qua
". ". GREER, sheriff
Jas J9-w4tprs Zee =. and Tailor Of Caihor1e eoanty
NOT1CE.-s-fhs nesting Of the stockloiders q
IN The City Building and Loan Assoetatson
will be held the Merchants ExChanss oNDAA sEnnS,
18th inst, 20 o'clock, when the officers FOR the ensuing
year viii be elected, ne bird Annali Report rsai.
The Stockholders requested present, here vi -
some changes IN the Constitution proposed.
By order Of Board o. Direotors. b u I'll. irIr.
jai4 5s-d5t- ISAAC LITrON, sec'p-
The County Court FOR Davidson County,
ETAYING granted lsre Of aanini..Faiion toms On s ,s
Of ChRe P. Mcguire, deceased all indslfed .
hereby soEaed % make media.s paynat e
persons having claims against said etta heeE noil
h presept then 10 ne dy proved within he tine pfested
bv law ~ 49, JOHN b JOHNS0N,1 s a.
oaIa-d6n Adnnistratsr for cheresP Aa-Hirs
MOB SALE.--I VIII ell rOsisncs On Cherry sitsti
formerly ggns " D. Efz Rsbsrtsoa, ~ -, i.sas
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PhRmiX Redstcm0 EaCtOrY.
Cash for Negroes

FENHK undersigned will pay the fy likely young
Negroes he will also board negroes snd sell them on -
Ne. IL Cedar street. Nashville TeEa., and/
responsible for the Of Ill negroes left in his
GsarRS. Call snd -. LJHly2sGl TRos. 9. JAMES.
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nIANOSsssWe have received fourteen more
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled
Ts make HsT o@T stock yr 1r sna and
able We would be pleased have these examined
by all whether they desire purchase Every Piano
sold BY shall be warranted give satisfaction in every respect
feblO W. & R. FREEMAN
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RACE Three Thousand Dollars side, mile
I'VE heats; Ell the Thursday in June, 1859.
Guld & Blyhe Hiawaha, by Albion dam by WAGNER
Eli Odom Rames Mary Wye by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
STAKES RUN WEEK IN JUNE, 1859
Ne. l. Stakes for all ages. Two mile heats hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars Three or more to
make a
Ne. Stake fer uRtried three year Mile heats One
hundred dollars entranoe fifty dollars forfeit Three
q
for three year olds Mile One hundred
and dy dollars entrance fifty dollars forfeit Three
make
No T. Stake for all Mile heats One hundred dollars
entrauce fifty dollars forfeit Three MAKE a race
All the above stakes to close the lst OF March, 1859.
addressed Secretary OF the Gaatn
Race Course. accompanied with security for forfeit
decl4-trwtillmral A. BARNES Proprietor.
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PAINTING EsTABLTSHmENT.

BUILDERS, KIODSEBOLEERS, &C.s
guestsd notice that the undersigned, having
necessary arAngemsnts, te
vorken, prepared take LARGE C0NTRAcTsn tie ns
Of his Yocoaea u N ~ VIOz lsses- IN tas dsPStt
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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
~
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY July II, 1853 the Passenger Ira
u will a follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga at 2.2O P NJ. and LIS A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and p. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at : 80 P NJ. snd610 A. n.
Through tickets sold Nashville the following places
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GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
Atthe cid staad of KirkmaH & Ellis,
No. 81, Public Square, Nashville,

where will be pleased the I'D of the hsuss
also, friends in general assuring them of best efforts to
render entire salts action We wsuld that he stock being
complete large additions Of New Good and will be
pared for the prn Trade before the lst OF February The
general prices will the lew established by Will
liams & co. Jan I3-lml MCCALL & co.
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Ornamems5ll Trees and EiVersyFcrIls.

RMONTGOMERT 4 McGREDY ,yurseryrnsl Nas5vilis Ten,
IvA invite special attention to their Frn
Ornamental trees, Evegens Green House Plnts
Ornamental Trees and Ever sable FOR i'm le elect
Fruits-j0O0 Apple ?, } 4 4 years old.
Pears-3O0O- DWaTfs & Standards, Q years old.
Peaches 5oOOO 2years DID, Cherries Puus Aproots See
tariens and ounce. 10 large numqsrs-
large collection OF Grlpes, strawberries Rzspbees Go1q
berries, Cm'rsnts & Bouquets al al seasons
MONTGOMERY a McGRRpV.
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Having purchased entire Hardware Cutlery Suns
&C. lroa John Williams. Gate Williams & Col we will
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-Gs4ASSBS, &C,

KNTE have in store, fine o Pianos,
W Melodeons, Window Shades, Ar fists Ma -
terals, &c, and still manuseturirp Insde7 VI n n
Blinds, kinds of Gilt Works. recently
added largely 10 stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word, intend to please
customers and induce them Patrone hOme Of
sending abroad.
febl0-tf W & r. FREEMAN.
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FifIy NeRrOes Mnnled.

WILL pay the very highest market price 7r likely Young
u Negroes between he ages Of Is and IS years.
WILL. i. BOYD, ia
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EETE have Of Liquors, &c, te
Wv the large Store house, Of College and Broad
recently by TerraSs where shall be happy &c
friends and ome-s them that better
prepared than them the favorable terms.
P. & C. ANDERSON,
janlO Corner College and Broad SITS.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
. = = - - ll

Nnand Monday, 18th, 1883 be run
follows:
Leave Gallatin, SA NJ. Leave Gallatin 9 M
Arrive EdgeReld, 10 de Arrive Edgefeld do
Leave II do Leave do Ar dc
Arrive GVllAtin P N. Arrive GallatR $50 do
leaving Edgefeld II A.
Mail Coaches for Louisville Harsve and Carthage Only
the morning train will be Sunday.
SetI7-u 7. MACLEOD, SUIT.
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VALUABLE 3 FdI4 9 A p NEGROES

bedding. Wz1iug
TURNER particulars apply 70 Rev. Caraes Pcssentoi
University CT D. A Desdesk, Secretary he Board q Tr-
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LOTTERIES.
CPARTAACADEMY LOTTERIES.

- tArIHoRIzED BY THE STATE OF GEoRGIA.4
TO BE DRAWN AT A VI USTA, GEORGIA.
TO THE PUBLIC.-As the members OF our
hrin have, by way of purchase, become the own
of the Grants chartered by the Suites of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part OF those IN
Georgia, under the management oil Messrs GREG
DRY & MAURY, of w Wilmington, Delaware, we have
deemed 1T eXpedlent to change the name OF or
hrm alter January lst, 1859, to that OF WOOD
EDDY Il CO., who will have the management OF
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others as
above named.
We have endeavored to transact all our business
with integrity, and We can assure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on us is well
deserving OF being transferred To our successors;
WOOD, EDDY Il CO. Very respectfully,
SAMUEL SWAN 4 co.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHElI ME-.
The following scheme will he drawn by WOOD,
EDDY d CO., successors to S. SWAN & Co. Man
ayers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF
Georgia, at Augusta, IN public, as follows:
Class Is Will be drawn on SATURDAY July 9th, 1872
Class 80 - :! Z" % 80 - sd, 1889.
Class 81 '' q. 90 IS - 30th, 1859.
TO BE DRAwN on THE PLAN OF SINGLE Nu5fBER =
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNpREG AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRlZES-51,00O TICKETS.
Neatly One Prize 10 erery Nine Tickets
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-CuANCE OF sCUEDIIF

- d n ME- oF HEIDI r..
NAe63 TsEAsf 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT.
sn1 -Ssr-N~R ION MOND AND DAN
VILE RAILR04D.-0n aud after TUESDAY,
June 2sth, 1859, the mail and passenger train, on
this road, will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily Sundays included. at $50
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis. Ten
nessee; Atlanta. Georgia; and Montgomery, Ala
Leave Richmond daily texcept sundays for
Danvile. Va. and Greensboro, Y. G.. at 30 A. NJ.
RETURNlNG-Leaye Junction, Burk's,l haib
Sundays lnclEded,l at SIS J.. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at Is L. NJ.
Leave DanyIlle daily Except SUNDAYS at 10 A.
NJ, and arrive IN Richmond at 6l5 T. n.
"a The above trans eoHHscf beth ,oayS with the
South-S Side Railroad trains 10 and from the South
west, al the Junction, and with the Virginia Cen
trail and K, F, and Potomac Railroad trains 10 and
from the North, nj Richmond.
Through o. kets sold. and baggage checked thfo'
to the above points; alse. IL the Virginia Springs
For throuEh tickets and further Information ap-
ply ut the Ticket Office of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, Richmond
C. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND Pc.
- s u 8 TERSBrRG RAJ I R3Ap;-

TWEEN RICHMON b AND NORTH CAROLINA.
From the 9th day Of March until the LIST OF Septem-
he next. the Freieh ans Accommodation trains on
this road will leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at s
o'clock, A. NJ, instead of o'clock, as before
Arrangements have been made by this Compsnr
for the prompt and punctual forwarding and dsye
r. of all PRODUCE. GOODS, other articles Of
freight designed for transportation either WAY be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and RaleIsh, Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury and
Charlotte North Carolina, at low rates, without ans
charge for forwarding. storage, 4s. All such ar
ticies sent 20 Richmond. should be consigned ane
pia inly marked ITO the care of the Freight Aseu.
OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Pc
teTsburg,' by whom they will be promptly forward
ed. AS to the rates of tolls the reads south Of
Petersburg, which they require IT, I've pre- pad far
RS Raleigh. information may De had At the depot of
this Company, at Richmond. -
I. H. WYNNE, Sup't.
Office R. Il 7. r. r. Co.,t
March I. 1889. NH D-ts
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UAUE JHEt r I'D. I II KUJUN.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't n. 4 z. X. X.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.-ssks4sSzsszs. RAILROAp.-0n and after the MI
- Vs. June, 1889, TWO DAILY PAs5EN-
GERITRAINS will be run upon this Road as fol-
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburs at l3S
p. M,and arrive atBristoi ut 1890 A. M. Returuiny
leave Bristol mt $50 A. land arrive at Lynchburs
The he iGSc;oMMoDATIoN TRAIN Will leave
Lynchburg at II 2. NJ. and arrive At Bristol at A.
NJ ReSarnInE, teaye B, >, az u" T. NJ and ar
Throug tickets from Richmond to the folIowin.
named Springs, to be had at the Richmond and
paGys EslG Sa b bSiold 9i Depot
TO RockBrdgs Alum Springs via Buford's
To pd Sweet and Red sweet, wa Bonsackis 10 ~
TO ireenbrier White Sulphur, via Bonsack's II 30
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA Salenl. II :,
To GreenGriep " mite Sulphur, via Salem. u 10
TO Old Sweet and Red Sweet. VIA Mon hoIQe-
~ White Sulphur Springs. ........0..- IL Is
To Greenbrier White Sulpur, via Nontgome-
W. =. Springs. ..-............ Is Il
To Salt Sulphur Springs. via Montgomery W
5. Springs. .....t.......... Is Is
To New River Springs, via Montgomery w
To Red Sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New
To Allegheny Springs platform. at Shavss; " y
To Montgomery W. S. Springs platform, at . y
PASSENGERS Tor the Greenbrier white sulphur
SPRINGS via the Montgomery w. Sulphur SprInEs
stop all night ut the last named beautiful watering
place, leave next morning At O'Clock by Kent,
Ficklen Pcy tom hne line OF Sagcs, dine at Noun
tain Lake sup and lodge at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive Ut the GTsenbrier White Sulphur Springs
To dinner.
4 fine graded road has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs via
the Mountain Lake 10 the Salt Sulphur Springs,
throug h section oil country Astounding III scenery
OF the most picturesque character.
4. II. GILL, General Superintendent
General Supe rlntendent's Ofiee,(
I,yucA burg. lime %. 1859, 21-3u
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STfEE NY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA city
ssEf9sss< POINT AND NOREOLk..SPRING
ARRANGEMENT1.Stesm CITY OF RiSH-
SYLVANIA, Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer VlR-
GINA, Captain J. b. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice. every MONDAl and
THURSDAY, touching City Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight and Passengers. Returning, leave
Phiiadelpha every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY MORNING, at s clock.
These Steamers in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort OF passengers hav,
ins been added. also room for freight; and
we hope. by regularity, dispatch and care IN pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase OF patronage.
rs No transhpment by this line.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York and found. 1000
Do. do. Philadelphia and found,
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats. ~
rs Passengers by this line can stop in Phiiadel-
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
H. f. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.