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DRINKING AND SMOKING GSTupENTs.-A GEN.
sus OF tne graduating class Of Harvard Col,
lege, has been made with the following resul Is:
Whois punoer, lo6. Smoke, oU !; do not, 40.
Drink, - do not, -. Drink and do not sun ke,
%. Smoke and do not drink, 2. Both drink
and smoke, 50. Neither drink nor smoke, III.
tnose men are reekoned among smokers who
have made il a habit during the whole or
part OF their college course, and no allowance
has been made in favor Of those who are at
present laboring under temporary Mt OF ABB
6tlQenCe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

The Lester Factory, on Gary street, is nearly
ready for operation, rs the building is now up
and the machinery is being aoj asted as rapidly
as possible. In the course OF Il few weeks al
far rthest, IT will be in full blast, turning out
sewing maehines tor the Slnthern trade.
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a RUCKBRiDGE BATHS.

YfMT ROCKBRIDGE CO, VA,
j LIZ l situated nine miles from Goshen Depot
on lhe Virginia Central Railroad, and eleven
nlles from Lexington. This delg ghtiul SUMMER
ESORT Will be open on the 20th June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Ceatral Railroad, or
Washington City by the 0ranse and Alexandria
Railroad IN the morning, will reach the Baths by 6
o'clock In the evening: Persons coming from the
Southwest, via Lynchburg, may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
TRR&s-Sl0 per week.
Col. c, +. LEE, Superintendent for
10 lg--Gw F JoRBaN 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

Police Ma.sers.-At Court, yesterday, the
warrant against John McMahan for thTeat ten =
Ing Jas. Sullivan, was withdrawn. David
Spriggs, VIM Bennettand WA. Kinstry, who
were arrested for fgh ting on 18th street, Sun
day. We're AGO lifted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE House or
LoRDs-A victim Of the circ amiocu ton Office
recently attempted to commit suicide in the
English House of Lords. During the sitting
of the House TO hear appeals, q turbansd Him.
doc began TO harangue Ia Hindostanese, thro W !.
ing up papers, and Yelling ana gsslicuiating
Ia the most frightfui manner. The Lord
Chancellor ordered bis immediate removal,
but before that could be effected he drew d
small knife, and with cries Of "Allah Allah =
passed 1, across his throat iniiieting severe
lpluyies.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH, :,

AK L II IVIAL L r - II. :. IHe CT 40
NfYrPastIc and Vulcanite Prooess;-9, W.
LS JONES, DENTIsI, having the right for the
of its absolute superiority over all other methods
can with confidence commend 1t to those desirins
full partial sets of teeth, and especially sDch
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate 10 the
him to insert one or more teeth tctth0ut clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and SPECIMENS exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will OF course he made for
those preferrng them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted 10y ELEt.
TRICITY tcithoxt pain
.HA Office on Main street, opposite Corr, -,thian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

The PENBERroN MILLs.-Ths Pemberton
mill ~ Lawrence. Mass, will sooD be COM
pleted. IT is to be ons-story higher than he
FORE Il will man fac ture cotton and wooien
goods, and employ enc thousand hands,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

THE CONFESSION OF HARDEN.-At the period
OF Harden's execution, it was announced that
he had written confession of his crimes, in.
volving the characters OF a number of females
attending his ministerial teachings, and that
his father intended to publish it for 80 much a
copy.
The confession has been published, but it
appears that the disgusting revelations exhib-
tied have been suppressed, if they were ever
written. In this book, the poisoning of his
wife is openly confessed, but occupies only q
little over page, aud merely confirms what
has before been published. He administers
arsenic 10 her on an apple. Several times af-
forwards he gave it TO her. Little is said con-
corning Harden's feelings, except that after
the murder he was haunted by fear md re-
morse. 1t is mentioned, as corrolary to this
confession, that, to his other crimes Harden
added that OF forgery. He endeavored, on the
day thai he bought the poison for his wife to
get checked at the Easton Bank a check for
81 900, with the name of John l. Blair Presi-
dent Of the Belvidere Bank. forged upon it,
The forgery was discovered at the Phillips
burg Bank, but no means were taken to arrest
the offender. who subsequently confessed the
fact 10 the Sheriff.
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Not Dus.-The note of Jordan, Winn & Co.
about which Mr.. Chinn and Mr. Winn had
difhcnity on Saturday last, has mo- matnYsd,
as we had unders TODD and SO stated in our no.
tice Of the affair before the Recorder
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Ha6sas Corpus.-Richard P. Turner, charged
with feloniously stabbing and wouuding
William Shelly, on the 4th of July last, and
remanded by the Recorder for examnatio at
the August term of the Hastings Court. came
before Judge Lyons, yesterday afternoon, on a
mitted to bail. After hearing sll the witnesses
that testified before the Recorder, and the ar
guments, for the defence by Col. August, and
for the Commonwealth by l.. Tazewell Esq
the Judge admitted him to bail in the sum OF
So. 900, which he readily gave.
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~ SHOES AND fRtNKS
AT LOW PRICES.
&iaI

6. HELLER h CO. No lss Broad st.e-r arc
now sell nj decIdedly the eBeaps ct of ne heat
suaht, BOOTS. SHOES. rRUNKs. So, in the
state Y4:
Ladies fine .IteIs wi h heels at sl.2s; la.
Gles hne Congress- GaIter<. with heels, at 10.
Ladies fine quality Maroeoo %. OTIS, with nee s. al
Sl23 GEN iLEMkN'S VT X.
Gents city -maos reLch Cali oxford Ties Ss:
Gents city made French Calf Caters, Ss Gen -
city made French Calf Patent l,eather {, a, srs
"a. PEGGED WORK
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State
Mems hne Brogans. at 81 q psif; " Womsn's neel-
ed Leather Boots, at 76 cents q PAIR, Children's
Heeled either Boots. at % ceLts q PAIR
TRUNKS BONNET BUxES xc
or the best and largest mapufscture. only sold "a
low prices at u HELLtR q co u.
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A SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF LoRDs.-What a
pageant OF splendor and OF grandeur was nere
presented! The floor OF the House was packed
with wives, daughters, and sisters Of the peers
In iuil dress, leaving Only & narrow space in
tnes cehtre, which was occupied by peers and
olshops IN their scarlet TO bes. The entire gal
iery which surrounds the House was fiji.
with row of elegan tly dressed ladies, onl,
broken oy line OF reporters the benches, one
rising above the other, were filled with ladies'.
Presently the trumpets sound, the signal thai
the Queen is approaching She leaves the
drawn by eight crea m &C oIored horses. attended
by her Minister and household officers in car.
riaees little less sunptuous than ner own, es.
corted by the Life Guards, all mounted on
noble black horses, the whole corteee forming
a magnificent spectacle. In alighting from
the carriage her Majesty's foot presses an
eec trio wire, which fires a cannon in the park
The usher of the golden rod gives signal, and
suddenly every lady in the house rises and
throws off her mantle and a more beau tiful
revelation can hardly be imagined, surely not
describ bed.
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FATAL Observation-Disclosures a yiolen t
storm which passed over Lincoln county,
Tenn, on Thursday last, the Fayetteville
(Tenn.) observer, says:
Mrs. Ewing, widow, Of Crane Greek, and
her two daughters, had started to Petersburg.
when seeing the cloud coming up, they sought
shelter In the covered pass-way of Il doub BILE
crib, but the blast threw down the tree upon
their shelter and crushed it in, instantly kill
Ing Mrs. E, and so severely wounding her
eldest daughter that she died the following
Sunday. MIR. r. NJ. Weaver's little son, Lu.
cius was also seriously injured. He was rid.
ing mule to mill, when a tree fell, killing the
animal and bruIsing and cutting the boy. In
this place trees were uprooted, about twelve
feet of the roof of the northern end of the col
lege building is gone, and the tin roof of Gen
FarQuharson's large residence was torn up
and blown off.
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"A FAUaUIER WHITE SULPHUR

A FAUQUEER WHITE SULPHUR
YAYSP RINGS.-Ihese Springs stu 4ted Fl fly
s..IsI miles west Of Washington city, Will be
cpenrd ON the 18th of June, as q first class WA
TERIN6 ES ESTABLISHMENT. ne subscriber
having become the purchaser, will make every eff
fort, with competent assistants. To estaBis h
ter former hgh reputation. ! hey may be reached
IN hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandria,
and eg hi from Richmond, by Railroad, with about
miles OF staging, over good turnpike.
RATES 80 cents per meal; 81 50 per day; SO
per week; $50 per calendar month"; and $50 for
two months children over two and under twelve
years, and col red servants halt prlce-whte ser
wants three -fourths.borses 50 cents per day. Ad
dress subscriber, "WaTIelton Springs"
ROBERT HUDGIN,
FaBquIer CO., Va, June 9. lS60.-je % d2au4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

Stealing Iyon.-Two negroes, John Wallace.
slave to James Ohaddoek, and Richard, slave
to Michael Hart, were arraigned before the
Recorder yesterday morning. to answer the
charge of stealing SIS worth of pig iron from
JOS. r. Anderson Il Go. The evidence proved
that about O'Clock John went up the canal
In skiff, stopped near the Tredegar Works,
ripped off plank from the yard fence where
the iron was stored, put it in the skif and car.
ried it to Dick, who was receiving it when the
parties in pursuit'of the lost metal came upon
them. They were both deemed guilty of the
thelt, and the Recorder directed that each
should receive thirty nine stripes.
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- THE "DIsPATCH" STEAM

The Mayor is detained from his post by fami-
ly Affections of serious nature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

During ths;past year, over 100000 pounds OF
dried apples have been shipped from Lynch
burg, Va, 70 Australia.
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. r. A. JETER,

TfW[ SURGEC,N DENTIST.
NIO Once on Main, below sari stysat neI.
door to P. Horton Keaeh's trir ming store and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. H. prIcs & Co.'S Gy
Goods store.
The subscriber, h..uns removed 70 the above
house, would be Leased to see those with whom he
mas eng GENE ats, and has made extensive prepa-
ratons 70 serve the public generally. An opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
syte xaown to the Profession, and all work done
by hlm warranted to give satisfactIon. ocIS-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

CONFLICT BETWEEN Two Boa CoNsTRIC-
ToRs.-Two large rock boa constructors, De-
longing TO Wombwell's collection, at present
at Plymouth, were, during the hours of exhi-
bition. placed in glass case, for the purpose
of being fed. A rabbit was put into the case,
and one of the boas Immediately made for the
prey. The rabbit, however, eluded the fangs
OF It's enemy by q sudden jump, and the enor-
nous snake, instead OF dealing It's deadly blow
on the poor rabbit, fas tened on The other boa +,
which, finding itself assaulted, Immediately
assumed the defensive in the most determ ned
manner Boa No. struck boa No. /, by which
IL had been assaulted, with its trighttul fangs.
The struggle was now fiercely maintained ON
both sides. The two monsters Writned and
struggled in one another's grasp, and both
seemed intent Oh pressing by It's constructive
coil the life out Of ITS opponent. This struggle
was at last Terminated by the keepers, with
the assistance of several gentlemen, but not
before one of the combatauts was seriously
wbu ndeo that fears are entertained that the
consequences may prove fatal.-EHgiish pa
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DENTISTRY.

GEORGE Il. STEEL,
M~ DENTIST,
~>0Lb Office and Residence SouIhsde of Main
between 7th ano 3th sts., FIVE doors above Cren-
shaw New Hotel Richmond, Va.
Having an experience OF ten years Ia his profess
sion, he feels confident Of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him witat patronage.
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AAs BEDFORD ALUMAND IODINE

&hlk BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
YMysPRiE iEGS.-These Springs viii be Open
for The reception of Visitors on the 18TH
VI june They are situated directly on the Lynch
pqfs and Salem Turnpike. ten miles from Lynch
Uqfs ana four miles from Forest Depot. on the
FHkinia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
hVekeie Will ran during the season to convey visit
9sto and from the Springs Persons from Eastern
tiIslnia and North Carolina, coming here by pubic
conveyance, VIII take the South Side Railroad at
feterspufs, thence to Lynchburg, and then per
virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest De pot.
sT-sm 7. ECHoLS i SONS, Proprietors.
L. AMELIA WHITE SULPHUR
ASsffs'si s'aa'ss I'D ssal's s.
ffolp JET -tsviile, on the r lchmoad and Danyllle
Railroad. ~ miles from Richmond. viii be open
lat July, when there VIII always be a convey ance
~ tase the yisit0f 10 and from the Springs
TERAs.-Sso per month, SI0 psr weak, and az
par day. ="
90 the 9TH Of July there viii be grand military
displas OF SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
dsliyered by the Rev; r. MciLwAlsE, and rsadin ns
Of Declaration Of Independence by Col CkuMp.@
AZ lo'cloek ia the afterno NJ there viii be grand
Tlltlns Match. between the Cumberland and Amr
liza Troops; and at . clock In the evening, there
VIII Dc grand military party. when the u ueen OF
Love and Beauty VIII be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate on that oeea-
sion several th0nsand persons. -
jsA-59' TH0s, q. WILSON 4 SONS.
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DROUGHT IN TExAs.-A Texas correspond

ent says
THE unprecedented drought throughout the
State is really alarming; vegetation is almost
further west one comes, the more apparent the
drought. The prairies look as bleak andtdreary
it is possible for them to be you can't pull
up blade of green grass any where between
in many places the ground was cracked open
so much that il Is dangerous riding across the
prairies. The cattle, in many localities, are
dying for want of water; all the little creeks
and water holes have dried up, and many of
the farmers and stock -raisers are reduced to
despair by the drought which has prevailed
for the past five weeks. Some of them will
have to appeal to the State tor assistance, If
is already at the door of many"
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,AAy RIETY sPNIHGs.

A VAR IETY SPNIHGS-rhese
YSPRINGS are opened for the reception
k--ulkl i of visitors. They are situated Is miles
wess OF stanton, on the Virginia Central Rail
road the cara stopping at he door. There are
here two alum streams-one caly beate, one heal
lEg-and tr-s stone springs, all OF superior qua
Nty. These mineral waters have ALREADY become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues.
Board per month, or 2S days. ....- -. S25 90
Per week Observation-Disclosures. 7 hD
Children and Servants half price,
~
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Resisting an O6fcsr.-James A. Gill, an aged
man, appeared before the Recorder yesterday,
to answer the charge of resisting and threat
ening to shoot Deputy Constable S. w. Henry,
when in the discharge Of his duty. Mr.. Henry
testified that he called at Nr. Gill's house to
serve distress warrant, and on telling his
business, Mr.. G. shut and locked the door
upon him. Mr. Henry then said he would be
compelled TO break it open in order to dis
charge his duty whereupon Mr. G. seized a
gun and threatened 10 shoot him if he at.
tempted it. Mr.. II. procured a warrant and
had the accused arrested. The Recorder re-
marked that resisting officers i'll the discharge
OF their duty was becoming too common for
the public good, and he therefore required
Gill TO give bail for his good behavior, and to
answer an indictment by the next grand jury.
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pARGAiNs. BAKeAINs..-DRFs. cor

RAkGAlNS: HAksAINs!:-pRES. GOODS
FER's; No. .e2s BRoARD Sr.- CALL AND sN-
AMI MiNE. YOURSELVES the season ID fsr
Of Dress Goods. Of si kinds and bsinx dets mn.
Cd to close them 1t all hazard, / Will. from this
cost. and will further offer great nduce n ents 10
paIchssessi 10 Linens, pamasks, ,Tovsis, Shssiinss
ana ;Hapsins. which ! have just received itam
Goods are too cheap, but must Be sold. Cali and
examine for yourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

BANK NOTES FOR GREECE-We saw a short
time since In the rooms OF the American Bank
Note Company, in Wall street, proofs of a set
OF plates which had just been engraved for
bank in Athens, the National Bank of Greece
or something of that kind and it struck us
that when the countrymen of Phioas sent to
New YORK 10 have their engraving done we
might be pardoned a little for mild boasting
OF our advance in art. The work itself though
of a superior character, was not much to boast.
to be sure, for it was only. after ALL the blanks
OF commercial bills. But the fact of the the
mans sending 10 New York to have their bal X
book notes engraved and printed, simply
proved that New York had established a re-
putation for that kind of fine art, and that I
could be done better and cheaper here than in
London or Paris. We owe To our banking
system, In fact, the preservation and perfec-
tion OF the art OF line engraving in this couD-
try aud the public eye has been educated to
the appreciation and enjoyment of the very
pest Klnd OF line engraving by our paper cur
rency, winch Is result that its inventors
could never have thought of, or cared fix to
accomplIsh.-N. T. Trtouns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25

eExyvo TRUNkS AT COST.-We will from
kNSrN this day offer our stock of Trunks Valioes,
Hal Cases, Carpet Bags, 40, At eost =
Having Faade unusual larss puf chases of Irupks
earl, In the season, and e. dina that our stock "a
larger than desirable and IN order TO reduce our
stock we will sell at about cost prices thereb, Of
fering great Inducements to all IN want of any
thing in the Trunk line.
MARcUs HARRIS & BRO.
No, IFS MAN. earpar nth - -.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL AATTERa,

Assauffing a Poliesmas.-Wm. Bennett ap-
peared before the Recorder yesterday, to an
s~er the charge Of violently assaulting John
=. rerrin, on Monday evening last. Bennett
har one OF the parties arres ted an hour or two
heioa % on Gary street. by Bibb and Perrin, for
eharssd Ego pg In an affray. At that time he
denied. ara IN. win choking him, which p.
he was $3.50, a!.ea being held to bail, dec Jared
- ~ as no, satisned with the treatment ba had
received Between the hours OF q and n,cIoct
Ierih, IN company with Mr. Stevens .tsrts3
up the Central Railroad In rch 1s 70. ~ seN
VINO mad stolen a load of coal Jus, &C.. 49,
nad passed beyond the corporate limi,s ~
nett, who was in q vehicle with his wife nj,
ed Perrin, and at once approached and III rea =
ened to whip him. Perrin says he warned
him OF, and that q lady ran up and seized his
cane, whereupon Bennett gave him a violent /
blow in the breast. As he got his cane from
the lady, he gave Bennett two lcks with it,
and received another in the back with q stone,
thrown by the lady. Perrin then took Ben
rett by the throat, and after choking him, let
him go, and the row ended. Mr.. Stevens, who
was with Perrin, did not see Bennett throw q
which he said Bennett made. Mr.. Perrin is
connected with the Night Watch, but for seve-
raj days past has been performing extra pO-
lice duties, under the direction of the Mayor
When called upon by officer Bibb to aid in the
arrest of the Gary street party. he promptly
obey ed, and says he took hold of Mr. Ben nett
because he seemed about to strike some one,
and certainly with no intentio Of treating
him rudely or unkindiy. The Recorder, after
hearing the witnesses, required Bennett to
give bail for his good behavior, in the sum OF
$t50; and forfeited the bail bond given by him
the afternoon before.
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9SrEihNF ssFaSSikSSs.s'..fsiSSk' g Sea-: s M.
street. City Savinxs Bank,i Rlchmopd. Va. ara
prepared % supply people ieav,n. feI y:,ssssins
and TELESCOPES, possessing EIgh power and
svns Gear and disiiHcS ios ana
REOSC0PiC VIEWS-tbs eater aintnt insyJu-
ment. ehanginy the tadiens aad mohaotoaoas Tune
niahed 81 meat reasonable rgts.. Inc worid-
renowned PERlScOPIc SPECTACLES are oor-
'e0's sa''sa oSii . rRANKLfN co.
I COX Ar THis.,. Tho andsrsgnsd havi,.r
IL sustaincd seyers loss BY the tate IRE on their
premises respectfully inform the public that they
have sgain rsbui Z. and solicit the wesx of car
formsF customers. frieaAs, and the pablo gsnsr~
ally, promnink TO use every exeItio1 on oar part
70 give general .satisfactioa TO all Who msy kvoT
" iR6tsS R6S Sejlts 2e9sS SxsaSii aSiiLxR. NJ .pai.ss,s,,s Of
Marble Monumepts, Tpmhs, AAnsies,
bGildlAG Work. 4e., Main street.
Ni'-i 0ssaaiN = sasasI cSsIoA
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- THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
0A POWER
T. Il N i / n u . r FL CE,
Corner Of Main and TaiytssEth Streets, Richmond,
VtrgtasG.
This Estabhs hment, (being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, X O., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l is daily turning out the finest
BOOK AND JOB PRINT NC,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA.
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
As WILL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES HANDBILLS
PARTICULAR attention given TO hne work for Banks
Public Orhces, Insurance Railroad, and Transpor
tation Companies, Tobacco FACTORS, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
small circulars, Labels, &c., are capable Of turn
Ing on l5O0 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment 10 obtain this
description Of work p, the shorte possible notice.
OF speed
-. Prlahng, in various colored BRoNZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business, the propretors can
ssfelS challenge competition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-16

NAs1rvrnLE AND CHATTANOOGA Is. n.
O.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday. APREL 29ths 1850,
- s7..ins Fast and West, will run as follows
GOING EAST
Fs.vs NASHVILLE at 4 A n and 3 n.
L--lve Al Chattanooga 100 P n AID las NJ.
COMING WEST.
Ta,ve Chattanooga at 73O A II and 7.30 PM
Arrive at Nashville at S P N and "a NJ
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York,
n Phfladephis, Baltimore, Washington City, Echmont,
Petersburg, LynchbUg Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both connect at Stevenson Trims Memphis
Charleston Railroad, and Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any application &c
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, the following places aud
At the following prices, Wis: