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40 @ 49, 49, FOX tho

~ ~ On -, -
I'm ,ra aBALTIMURE AND ONO PAIIROAn '
fellows: '' A'u4' -'''' iAr Trans sill rau
at az C Sf Zen station Bdtmore-1aiI ,asp, ~
THE WEST SOUTHWEST KIN y s2r ! IL ~ 'i
trains so directly through. -'' 49, v >',i- i..'
p..,..,- D. iEtOR EA PASSENGERS.
bpStWeen baltimore and Piedmont take he IN Il ~
IerIad Gu1IDf we AMI Wheeling, (by lying over En- -
Graft an wheepg Acconmo G&ti6n Tain md 6, "a,
timore ~ ''N' '''' ''' r -. ram from 'af
~ ~ = fEstDfitlCk TRAIN i..ves Ratir3r-,
TIE ELLICUTTS NII'IG,rTs Any H.. %,
6l0 P. NJ ~ '1''''"-' diiIS al 't5 :. NJ. -r.
I.ave B RaI 4; w,pa1 40 AND THE SOUyy
Ne E6ai1nore at ~ and 500 A. NJ and, i5arJ ,a
Ba INN sundays at 20 NJ only leaves WSt ",
SUNDAYS at % ~ p ansi 10 d. and % and.5 20 P n ~
ongytl I'm b$ltioTe stop at way points Van
Wasb ION baltimore and the second and tiiI
For tieSes ~ meet ith trains the AnaapoIs P "
ENGLANn Sr very hhJ, Information, &c IIa!,' f
'i'-'D' agent or at the Ticket Ohice Ca2,d' S a.
". p SMITH
/. col l, r.---.... Master Of Trar -
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Es.sH~ NEW YORK AND BALTTv0Rz

e~A> fSsTSsSg6 TIL, , TRANSPORTATION LINE
- -, . - ChesapeASc and Delaware Canals. ~
FoF ne conveyance Of Merchandise ProfUca p.cl,.
low rates ''0'' Vi %'l SUITS AT very
nhtoggh between New York and Baltimore v.itbout
tight Compartments " ''0'' '''-@Hie'S' win wafer
FOX NEW YORK; Steamboat leaves Rsltir,o,a c
uG W. re- v 1 1 rom J" Light street wharf u'
Far tPt tH NhH fnkh-St"amh0at leaves in ike mama
No. !. ~ -' ''iH -'orth RIVER Pier
orys Seirnen or pac. beyond Baltimore or New York
commission. - 'i5e VI al charges for
Line. ' ''' '''iN F>oote-inand Propeller
with the Sa g Marty and dispatch of this Line together
Freight '''''" i'' Conveying every description %,
) \. SHliIV Err. Agent
NO Light street wharf Ranara
8rIs.tT ";DALZELL, Agent,
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6 ii baltimore AND sUsQUEHAN

$500 VI STkA NJ COYPlNE-
PdSiT HARE I be GR SE r(exes iSqpay Fr ~
I ne steam not NIATFA,' Capt Frcdr!c TomIr @
MoT6 10y wv u ehd o. VEST FALLS AVENUE EVEI
atiGcaHA i; NEl!N ESDAY and FRIDAY EVENIEC a..
D4Y ri fslRSEb99Sy leaves PORT DEPOSIT every r.
and HANRE DE GRACE at o'clock. P si 0'''N' %.
leaves S Sm g5ce L4 NEASTER Can't ! v TomIsl
SSa3PPTTK h2n EVENING at O'Clock Returning ayr
~ n " VIZ ~ hEI MONDAY WEDNESD3Y ~,
at . o'clock, P NJ 0'' '4'" ia M bf' GRACE
Passage, osrls included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until ncigck rar,,..y 80 lon,
ana carefully attended IN '''''1' ~ '3" 'l'-
" Duplicate receipts for freight will be raonirt
The agent at Havre de Grace win attend t f,r,.l
InefciaIldiSe consigned TO him for any nrint On t
ysnia Canals, win -esp fre;gi iflI en- l,f
Philadelphia or elsewhere ' l+'''' '' i''iiiHaf"
Jos JAS; TAYLOR, \ gent, Baltimore
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Cooks anS StatIonsrv.
M URPHY / CO-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
4'A LISTERS, PRINTERS,
TATIONE RS
MARBLE BUILDING, IS2 BALTIMORE ST
s-t BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
AS On HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
~ S0RPNENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and RI ANK
AfGSGG9UNT cooks Among his stock will be found WRT.
all the most approved manufacturers 7' "
S20TE PAPERS Ruled and Plain in very great variety
ENlE!OPES of all kinds.
tAa!QAEK4 Of every description, for Office and private
" I ND % FEt' PENS, ZEN HOLDERS SEALING WAX,
&C. &c. ''''' iA'iN 81 @A4>bo'
ri Mrn1g and Copying, OF all the best makers EFT
k ItHr SOf No PRESSES PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-MON-
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
Playing CARDS, PRINTERS do &c &c all at lov
prices. ' 0'' 49, Aii ~ w"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fe2etf
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W JorF IN ray Linz steamers viii leave the trr-
Daily, Sundays eyceDtaI w VI ''-Nio!'i' = tl.FS!

Seg York, at O'Clock, A. 81 Portsmouth, ~ ~ o..
FB sItimoIgc Z Il g g., Wclden At III A. H.
FOR augusta, Charleston and tie yuuth vi, So NJ III
ter Railroad; finished '' VI" '''' '''n'"-'
~ The train from Weldon in tra ,,,v,. ,,f,,I., -
Wilmington and Raleigh '''S"''7 -'s' o.
iiasseigts Tor Richmond and Petersburg or av .,
Po!ItS on the James River connect qyith I..es
ei AZ P 9eNt morning after leaving Baltimore
IyHyEiton e!don, Goljsboro Reaufr.t warsaw Raj ~
agreeable route. 80 - '''A f',tS'l,'' are. Ha'
Baltimore, October 1889 rretsr a. ~ ,,.'l.!..''r
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SkippiMa.
FOR LONDON

a44E FOR LONDON.
- he British bark emilia" Capt W. P Chirg
is now loading, and will have quick despatch far ehH bs
p"r'' for balance of freight or passage apply 10
ja3l-tf OAfhVN q "
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sSaar.aaasPHIA STEAMBOAT COMP NV La y La
u..,.. VIA CANAL,
for the transportation OF Merchandise Pro5r,o
oFSeS, CARRIAGES Furniture and Goods Of ali soTis Tg
bo 1S4f - 1 LIADELPHlAOne Of the Companvs s,,
riviI ia s. no Light street wharf daily at 9,cIo
NJ ~; IN 81 phia at O'Clock the next JGSrr
PIE nmG Tor the New York Trains 'IOIHliS' In aiD
,-FkOM PHILADELPHIA-Ia @vss,l,;1. ~. -,
Ne. 10 South wharyes '' - '"IJ' ats O'Clock,
noods forwarded Immediately with c7ra-fyaa f al, .
" '0'-''Ssi'h' \, D. ALEX. SHEIVER Agent '-
NO; : Light street wharf, Batirnar,
aplst No 10 10y Le2} IT, agent,
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-.
Sail RnanS-
4A$4 Es FOE TIE
VEST, NOE
,,ouN Q r T II VEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiT,c,t-
J. II. WARNER, Ticket agent '''"'0n ,s5
La ~ Ent5ss===s:.5sz=sZ PHILADELPHIA.
aas1sS E=--es-ssZ-sTZ WILNfNG 4


FAIL ARRANGEHFNY
nj, -. ana after MONDAY, October I7th Pas,.r o.
EhhhIIa9qHeiphla will leave PRESIDENT STREET WTT..
pf FxPRSseSSs ePt Fl Sunday as fellows, viz:
A n r. ~ ENlNG MAIL al g. Is p If - nam i'.'
New York Traine az 20 30 n only All trains connect ~
y freight Train, with Passenger car s,,fgcLsS I -
Hardwood. ' ~ N'ei'L'sI hGn, Chase'S anr
and II T. NJ ' ''''I'F. m 80" A MI. y
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DIR Az ,pr, ,,..-.
By leaving in 10 I5'A NJ train will co,,,,.,. ,..,
WIN WIZ oo r NJ tram, or By avng % p can ~
mingf0n, and take the 9.S5 A. NJ train " "Eht Ia N#
be renirad N Goored persons, whether bond or free IS
III ieulleu 20 DrlnR some TespOnsIt. Whit mere,
ally known to the undersigned. who y ia VI iJill '
Gortion of the road ' wiz " "'''
n2lf @ Vr,E IN ,.,-r.,....
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Commission MMfharts-

HENRY DUNCAN. 80
DUNCAN & BOGGS, l. DOSSs' 'R
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
o,,,>- ~ 49, DEALERS IN
GRAIN, FLOUR, MILIrFEED CORN MEAL
,r,,,, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
iae,, LIME AND PLASTER, Ni''' f'1'1A IN -
~ No l4l NORTH HOWARD STREET
HENRY ". DRAKELEY -, -
hRAKELEY & FENTON AANoN iLNroN'
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
pno,,, FOR THR SALE OF
" lSlONS AND PRODUCE
SS7 BALTIMORE STREET
,oo,s CORNER OF PACA,
IaZu BALTIMORE
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TURLETT & SONS

~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
No 80 NORTH STREET
re 80 The undersigned having greatly en-
2lLtlarEed their premises aud increased their facii
neS beg eage to can the attention Of the public to their
extensive stock OF every description Of ARRAGFS finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared TO sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS Al
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
49,, JOHN CURLETT i son,
--Jy<4-I 30 North street, Baltimore
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60 c,DDI ,lr,,,,,
Ihe Suhsc5erS have hand at their factory No %
H HI r tiIE STREET, general assortment Of Car
Q! tt most approved styles, all Of which will sid
az te lowest prices for cash, Orapproved paper II Car
ges GUARANTEED for twelve months We Respectfully inv
the pnDhc 70 call and examine our stock Wv
- n .B-Old Carriages taken in exchange for new o,.s
Repairing done with dispatch. " IL" ''
mott J. RIDDLEMOSER. JR 4 "a
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

MS<~U@ DR.. KING, formerly of New York for the last
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted HE attention to The treatment private
thirty years fsers HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. and cured thousands he IL enabled to
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad they
from inudeous medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. King Dspensary No. q DeadecE street. between Cherry
and the Square where he all diseases Of private naue
GoEcRHEA cured without nancous medicine nterrena
from business.
STRUCTURES or recent date eectuAIy cured in few
days. by operation vhichcsuss pain Where Structure
exists health cannet be enjoyed Perhaps disease
Eiscbefand rncerminea the constitution much.
SYPHILIS With all the diseases Of the Ekn growing out Of neg
iect or bad treatment eectuay cured in few days,
SRIHAL WEAKEE particular attention having been given
this disease and a the growing OF brought
in BY the destructive habits Of incondeae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
a. for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who may aboring any dculty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief =
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to DR.. A. King No. % Deadek street
Nashville Tenn, will have the necassy medicine sent TO their
address, With necessary drecons Strict secrecy observed on
hours from 9oclock in the morning Until In the evening
1884
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
pERIAL WINE RTTTFp

And sold BY Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB 4 LEITNER, Augusta, 6a.
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4 Boarding and Dav SchooI
Land for sale,

AM Offering for sale desirable small plaea
in Tennessee situated in Sumner County Immediately the
Nashve and 6aan Turnpike Tcad eighteen miles from the
former and eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
o. at which place tere depot Of the nasvle
and ouisVille Railroad, in hours Of Nashville
The place thirty asres eoupete
repair the soil is excellent. Thers thrifty young orchard
beautifully hedged in with Usage Orange The dwelling two
story Brick with five large rooms kitchen and frame
out houses we'll Of most excellent water, good esern
and spring.
Also within Saandersvile Is2H Of IAn ATTY
cleared the balance finely we'll in blue
Being determined south, will cell barysln In
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
iunel4-dku3m
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EZEsTBRDAY morning, Ladyss Gold Anchor
Watch. with the name Of Edward Fare, Brspd street
and the No. g306 inea Gold Chain Locket. Key and Pin
attached The Watch lost the Public Square
It's vicinity The finder will suitably rewarded leaving
at the Bookstore. Mod, College street
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS
Aiming at the Highest Degree of UsefdlDess splend1Iy
Illustratrated By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
the First, Second, Third and Fourth Readers ready Ter
full Description, Prices Terms for Introduction, &c
Circulars and Harpers Catalogue, which may be obtained
gratutousy applicatonJ
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wv sheet Metal work necessary in building In ths
most szhsantx manner, and VIII for saeh At ne Low
est possible rates T. N. EUBAHK CO.,
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A11eghany SPr1nss'
Monlgomery County, vIrgInLa

MOnIgOmeFy COHnty1 FIrgInIa'
gEOHE PsoprietoTs bsYing purchased this watering
Place in OcobsR last, have thoroughly repaired and
hrnished Il entirely furniture Of the best class and
open for the reception Of visitors ON the 15Sh day
OF Jumes
Having increased aceOmmodtoDs and made Hbel arrange
ments FOR comforto their guests, they hattsr themselves
thatbut f anyl Wssrg Places will afford The same al
fractions this
II situated The county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
shawsve Depot lVrgnis and Tennessee Rsilrc1d on he
the Roanoke River and surrounded By Of the
beautiful and attractive scenery to be found amOng the
Mountains Of Virginia. The Water has acquired such repnta
sonin the last few that is unnecessary to say ANYTHING
eomuendaon Of it. II 10 considered specc for the
dsordered conditions Of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver
prosraon Of the system. We might append
Of certificates from Physicians snd others acquainted
with merits, these might be ADDED dd inHUza
Passengers will ShaFsville By -Four Horse Omni
buses 10 them ever read 10 the Springs Persons
leaving Batore Washington, Richmond. and Psserburg In
the morning. at the springs the day. those from the
nth iii Ard he sane con the train
Upel9-d4m BOOTH, cOLH0UN Z co.
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WUsT received and low fguTe 500 bushels superb
II or Hungarian Grass Seed This SEED has beD selected with
great care raised in the Northern portion Of Mssou
sree from dirt and all impurities
apri2-0 ElLELLs HOOkEG q GU
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Tyree Springs,
Hungarian Grass Seed.

VWTILL be opened accommodation OF visitors By the
w 10Th OF June. Persons DESTROYS OF visiting The
SprngsD ADVANCE Of will nOdated fesson
able terms BY application at the Office Of Eetmore E
TEs EUssWURM
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FRESH Penches

THoR balsnee ofthsyear Servant 20 do the cooking
IN washing for small hmily. Apply to this Once.
sur2f ZAP
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NJ Z Z WINE BIT TIE Rs.
Wechallenge the weird to produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for only yet they
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake
remedy Incpient Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous 5ieases, Female Complaints, and all TqnF
tonic they are unsurpassed As Beverage they truly
ghtfu For the aged and nrm for sdults eh6ren
delicate eonstitui n they without arrival
FOR the cure Of roAt mong the Clergy they
act like a charm.
Used in connection with pure Coo Liver Oil they cured
OF ehonc Consumption IN Albany New
pronounced as ncurabe BY Of the Pny
scians in New York City. Mr. McGran Of Brooklyn had
his entire right side parayzed by being thrown sm in
o He commenced the use Of these Bers in November last
and 10 well.
Mr. Britain, Editor Of TAe Bdner Of Light" published in
Boston, and Mr. Greenwood No 20 Broad New
both cured Of Piles Of long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds OF persons suffering from Dyspepsia
have been cured BY using these er We have
possession which puolshe would Female in the
land TO supply herself with these truly valuable B1ers
CHARLES HEDDIPIELD & co, Pruprietors,
IS " lillian street. New York.
SOLO by DEMONILLE CO., Nashville Tenn, and all Drug
grists: iuDeQ9 'eO-dg
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DR.. J.. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

BE made from and unauthorized Vine which is abou
double the usual strength OF other wines imported
BY only house in the United States so from the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs &C. Soomons Seal, SpkenaYd
comfrey, oamome Flowers, Gentan Wild Cherry Tree BARR
and BsyberTy. - ..4 r. 4
We Challenge the World to Produce their
/ Equal!!
We do profess discovered Roots only
to the Indians Of South America sod for s diseases
which the flesh heir to- but claim present to the public
truly valuable PREF ara0n which every intelligent Physician
In tae country will approve Of remedy
lNCIPIENT CONSU MPTION,
Weak Lungs Indgeson Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Nervous
System Paralysis Piles peculiar Females, Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, they =
UNSU RPASSE
For Sore Throat common auOng the Clergy, they truly
ihe aged nr, for persons Of weak constitution
for Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers and all public speak
Tor BOOK keepers Taors Students, ATsta
all persons leading sedentaray life they will ay bens
fetal. ~ r.
As Beverage they wholesome, innocent, delicious to
The taste They produce al the exhraDg ELECTS Of Brandy
Wine, without intoxicating; aad valuable remedy per-
sons addicted Of strong drink wish
frain from 1t. They aud entirely free from the pOons
contained in the adulterated wines and liquors with which the
country is hceced. tl
These bers only cure prevent disease should be
used BY all Who live in county where the water Is bad
where Chs and ReYe prevalent Being entirely
sns harm they may be given freely to Children and infants
Physicians Clergvmea temperance advocates as an act
Of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly valuable
BteTs the land and thereby essentially banshing
Drunkenness and Disease.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co ,PrOprietOrs,
IS William street, new York.
And sold by Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB 4 LEIrNER, Augusta, Ca
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ExpRESS FREIGuT.

F7HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in
} nection with the Reads below, running Express
Freight Train from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville al
slower speed but with the certainty their passenger
janes-f 49, ' sesF '' T. W. COLE, supr.
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NOTICE.
Fresh Corn Meal.
. nnn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEM
I2(ItB their address A FULLAM, proprietor Of tn

nnn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
2tUb their address &c FULLAM, proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works spIn held Vt The old pioneer
Springfield. VI Eastern Office -
Fxchange Boston Prncpa Office 9R broadway, New Work.
The only practical seoe Tools made are patented W FUL
SIC including stock enough TO retail for $780,
with activity this amount be rezd by any one in two
ee time The tools will be exchanged and
st iyeu at any tme within years used with pro-
CERTIFICATE RETERENCEs-
We gued being residents Of Springfield, VT
hereby certify acqusinted with FUIAN who
enra in the of Stencil Tools, and consider
b responsible FOR the honorable ulhment Of all hlE
contracts and Of money him for his Tools
Colburn, President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield Vt
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter, Treasurer Of Springfield Savngs Bank.
Henry CIOsson, JuaRe Of Probate Court
Geo. WashbuTn, Postmaster
Sar1asI W. Porter, Clerk Of Real Estate Records.
fulv8-i2m
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For Sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell exchange in part good city Edge
field property, my RKesidences tive miles North Of IN
city, with FROM 30 20 50 OF land attached improvement
new, extensive and complete. -
foR TEaMs and further particulars apply the prni.
es uRKER s. FOsTR and JsO. L. sEHaN Cedar street
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Magdaen College the Temple Elegantly printed
| on Tinted paper, Vol-svo.
iUe ever 6ookf he u1o aOrots thee aoas tie Score
I'll Or ss 1 srsq q s muse: aad he A0n1y Dc
Contents.
l. EIitors Preface.
g Life Of Sir Philip Sidney.
J. The Defence Of Poesy
L. Astrophel and Stella.
S. Miscellaneous Poems.
g. The Lady Of May. Masque
z. valour Anatomical, in Fancy.
Letter Queen Elizabeth Ammo 1890, Dissuadng her
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g. Discourse in Defence of the Earl Of Leicester.
10. Letters, &c.
HISTORY OF A LAW SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
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THE LIFE OF GEN. GARIBALDI With Sketches
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree Of UsedlDess. Spendi1Iy
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NUMBER 1OS.
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.

1.-TWO through Rxprs@ Passenger Taina hst,, N..h,,
and Louisville, making Close connections a. Louir-is a.
New YORK. Boston, Rhads pha, Baltimors, Wzshin-on ON
Buffalo, sasara Falls clsvsAnds einenna Lous and s
far vest. -
follows: - -
First leaves Nashville q. SEGA n daily Al Gal
latin, Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, EEabehton I'd al
rguar stations yhen EgnAlsd By nag and arrive q Louis
Returning, leaves Louisville SIC n stopping a. .bova
AID arriving In Nashville At 2. IS d.
Second trEin, Express leaves Nashville 81 Ss0 Il,
daily, sa1days excepe stopping first train arriving
Louisville At 339 A. N. Returning, leaves louisville e
p n. - -
Sastin Accommodation Tfa1 leaves Nashville daily sun-
GAYS exoepea At $50 P h. ard arriving dslstn NJ
at 300 A. b.. 20
Through tickets sale It the pepot for all points North
Bsst and West, With many different routes.
JHO. B. ANDERSON, supt.
Al. tisbo, denI EtcketAgL julyIi-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
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