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NEW YORK CARDS.

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o. G. NORTH, ! r. w,sny 81. n. dugYax,
j. j. sHERAAF,t &c, ", BRUsr
NORTH, SHERMAN & CO.,
AZ IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs ."4
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS CUTLERY
JEwELRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS,
5. THREADS,
ETC.,
No. 9s Chambers street,
my21 1y&W NEW YORK.
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IN STORE
GOSHEN BUTTER hoice--5O irkins. ."#
BI-CARB. s0DA-301 casks.
Castillo sOAP-400 boxes. .@- .a-
DENTJ0HNS-Assorted sizes-25OO
No. SoAP-Winchester- lbs,--150 boxes.
WHTSkY-Wilshire's- barrels.
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I .1sFRAuck $ EnalALE eoapIAL-
THE AGE.

ns~sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO, New Orleans; TAIL
hAur n CO, Mobile, and Druggists generally. se24 ly
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FIX ship Cordelfa-
OLIVE 0II-Quarts and pnts--50 cases.
SrARCH-oswego pure-20O boxes
ToBACCo-Assorted qualities and packages-l50 boxes
SMOKING TOBACGo-Goodwin's- boxes
TEA-ooong-25 packages. .@.m. ."
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MOSS, BROTHER & co.,
No. 43o MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
booksellers, Stafiomers and Blank Beck
MANUFACTURERS.
ss- Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS,
REGALIA. JEWELS, etc. ies 6m
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FIX ship Barnabas Webb, from Liverpool
PoRTER-Marzettis, quarts and pints--l25 casks.
ALE :. :. =. 50 casks.
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9attitalar Aotites,
OFFICE o. THE NEW oalr4ss CRY RAlIRoAY Co. !,

OFFICE or THE NEW ORLEANS Cry RAILROAD Co.,
No, Royal street.
gg.seaIed Proposals viii be received ut
TINS oce until the eth Of October furnishing 4lbED feet
o. Nj Of RED CYPRESS, Of the following sizes 25iDg feet
5s anu l9Q i'll engs Of ~ TO 10 feet TO be delivered
l2gOO ~ Espanade street. from Broad street Bayou
ST. JQn-29 feet the LIST December, and the balance
monthly say vi W each month until the whole are delivered
l2BOO 10 Meairie Shell Road from New Canal Bayou
St John in lots Of 1000 feet be delivered monthly,
ll40j6 52 and 10 he delivered on Magazine and Prytana
streets IN the First District in lots Of 10000 feet monthly
commencing On the LIST November.
Said lumber entirely free from bud knots splits and
other defects, calculated tofmpair its durability.
Bids 10 be per 1909 feet, d. VI j delivered and piled.
Payments in cash, upon each monthly delivery,
be25 I'd Engineer md Superintendent.
new ORLEANS, JACKSON 4sD GREAr NoRTHERx RR.3
New Orleans, August IS, 1850. 5
EarSunday Excursions-Un further no-
Grscase rates half price Tickets good the p NJ train
Saturday, and the NJ train Sunday Returning good
the same trains Sunday and the morning trains Mon
day. r. S. WILLIAMS,
aus 81 sci 78H152Ga GENERAL Superintendent.
CAEoSDEEET cAxAL AND NAVIGATION Go%rAAsgY,}
New Orleans Sept II, 1860
Bg~At a special meeting 0fthe Board of DE-
recors held on the Eth st lie following resolution was
adopted
Resolved That hereafter oated tmbers spars Of
description shall be allowed the harbor any part OF
the Bayou st. John and Canal Caondee and sixty days from
ber pars In the the Company to be removed
under the penalty Of so for day that TIT same shall re-
main beyond that period removed at their
seis 8ot Louis GAGNET, Secretary
New ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, August 30 1860.
Company wsi hold itself responsible for loss by fire Of
freight either its several stations and depos
apsl I'm 's o'0' y r. r. s CHARLES. Secretary.
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w Gs
SACKETT, BELCHER g. CO.,
~ Who'll ALE GRO CERs
Importers and Dealers in
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. 5 PEARL STREET, corner Of Whitehall street
my22 lyaW foot of Broadway NEW YORK.
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspsper ior states
cities the Austrian Postal Union and
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands etc.
from the Post Office In New York senai.weekly
"A mail for West India Islands will DO sent by this
steamer.
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aeMerchRnts' Lodge No. AZ, L. o. o. E.,
Room No. Odd Fellows Hall, every Monday
ming O'clock Tie following brothers elected officers
for the present
W. living Hodgson N G.; H M. Isaacson " g.; VIM II.
G. King Rec Secretary L. Adam, Per. Secretary F. Rawle
Treasurer. ja3 ly
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-Ex ship Constitution
No. NACKEREL-- 10 half barrels.
:. % quarter ;.
No. 10 barrels
10 halves.
20 quarters.
:. 200 kits
LARGE No. ] MACREREL--lO kits. ... m#".u..
No. 8 % barrels
Medium No. 8 20 ."~.. .5-
FIX schooner Mary Clinton
BRooMs-Assorted qualities-200 dozen.
cHERNS-Assorted sizes-50 cases.
CEDAR TUBs-2G nests.
COCOA DIPPERS-50 dozen. ."N'
IRoN-BoCND TUBS-21 dozen.
HORSE BUCKETs-25 dozen. m ..m..#z
BR4sS-BoUND PAII.s-20 dozen.
g. d. CAPS-500, 900. ..5.mH mM
ToBACC0-Assorted kinds-150 boxes.
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DWELLINGS AT AECTIoN-FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
persons of moderate means to buy Dwelling House.
A DESIRsR BILE MODERN DWELLING ON APOLLO ST
a Dwelling on ferpichore street. near Annunciaon.
A DWELLING ON RACE STREET, nearly opposite Annun.
citation sqaAte
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TO arrive per steamships Arizona and Philadelphia
CRUSHED sUGAR-l00 barrels. ....m
POWDERED a.. 30
LOAF 25 boxes.
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pHE COTTON PLANT,

Ne 1872 CARoNDELEr STREET,
Having been thoroughly rcnoyated open for the season
heretofore has always hand the best Of Braniies
Wines Ales Corda for its old friends and customers who
are respectfully invited to call and try.
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TO arrive per ship Villa FraHca-- E.
CRUSHED sUGAR-I50 barrels.
POWDERED - so
LOAF =. % boxes.
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TT e. DIBRLEE d CO.,
-. IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Or
SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons aDd
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
White Goods Laccs and Embrodere Gravas Hosiery
Gloves and full Dress Goods shawls Msnl
las, Skirts, etc, etc,
% WARREN AND Is MURRAY STREETS,
my24 6m&W NEW YORK.
FTE ROBERT ei srrs
CHAPMAN, LYON g. MOVES,
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
I'M
French. English, German and American
FANCY GOODS AND SMALL WARES Generally,
Nos. % and 81 Park Place
@a .#" Corner Church street.
my26 1yW NE YORK.
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FIX ship Columbia
CoDFISH-20o quarter boxes.
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M oKEAU,s RESTAURANT, CANAL STREET.
p A. FATlNEsT0oI1.s vERMIFUGE.

0HIESIA HOUSE,
No 96 ST. CHARLES STREET,
open having inst completed the improvements each
department, for the business season:
New Orleans Sept. "a, 1860 sea- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

by eny tearbet or without immediate exposure. Be
sdcs. the books arc selected by The Board and the
shool is visited daily BY some Of the members Of the
Cen mittee who have charge OF It. Tins COMMITTEE
c0nsiets OF such gentlemen as DIR. Menmnger, the
Chairman Of the Board, and Judge hagrath W. D..
ID, nneti and C. 81. FurDan. and some ~ these are 80
frequently at the school thai MI the pupils know then
and would acquaint them with anything uIuss more
especially rs some OF them have daughters and Tela-
tions at the sci col
The Committee, finally, informed that the
Board of Commissioners have to abate
their confidence in any Of these teachers The antece-
dents Of the male teachers and their opinions were
made originally the subject Of inquiry, aud salts
factory. A. TO the female teachers the Board do not
profess TO know their opinions, which could only be
ascertained by instituting private inqa-ion; and
they thought that if these teachers quietly aud faith
fully discharged the duties all done that the pub
lie interest required. Ia this opinion your Committee
concur and they take the occasion TO remark that it
would be repoach upon the character Of the State 80
discharge and eXpel females who had come among us
nj invitation, and entitled TO our protec-
ton"
The Charleston Mercury publishes the following list
Of the suspected persons:
List Of the Yankee teachers in our various public
schools imported from the Abolition schools Of the
North the time Of their arrival in this city together
with the amount Of salary paid to each:
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To The Pyedrz Of C Sz1,s and Spsait Of tie Hoss Of R
ycs'Nfofrcs ~ ne GeEeyai dsseaily Of FIoyidq.
GENTLEMEN: Allow the, through you, TO annourrs
20 TIE GererI Assembly, the elecfing BODY under
ne Constitution Of tie United States for Senators I.
NmgeFs that uron learning, at any time between thb
ano me 9Th day Of March next Of the dcterninatss
siateN, shal promptly and ioyonsIy return homo TO
snTIot the banner Of the State TO which my aleaaee
is owing, ard IN which my family altar Is established
Respectfully your ss-yan, "
Uo-bngfrn Ci;t. Nov 90 1910 m r. yrrLRR
TIE Florida Legislature will resume its session On
the 9Th of January.
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GEORGIA..

s0UrHERs CONVENTION Discouraged.
In the Georgia Senate the 4th the resolutions in
favor of calling Convention Of the Southern States
were indefinitely postponed by vote of % to A..
PHACRABLE DISSOLUTION.
Mr.. Fulton of Columbia introduced the following
resolutions:
Resored That Senators and Representatives IN Congress
be requested 70 plan to the Congress Of ths United
States for tho Of Commissioners tho OF the
North and ComissoDos the of the South provide
for Teaceabs dissolution Of the Union, aud for equitable
division Of tho public property between the sections
hs0ired That copy Of these resolutions be fors srded by his
EXceenc the Governor Of Gcor 70 each Of Senators and
r. In Congess and to each OF the Governors of the
states comprising the ConledeBcy.
GEORGIA VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
At the hour Of II the Electors of the State came
into the hall They are IA follows:
Alfred Colquit. Of Boxer; Henry X. Jackson Of Chatham
lt District Peter Gone OF Buoch; 20. VIM NJ Slaughter Of
Doughty 3D. o. c. Gibson Of Spaldnz 4h Hugh Buchanan Of
Cow 9h Lcvis Tumlin Cass 9Th Hardy Strickland Of
Foyth ih " iiam A. Lotion Of Jasper ath, Wn. McIn
tosh Of Ebert
The Hon. Hugh Buchanan Of Coweta County was
called to the chair, and John H. Steele, esq, Of the
County OF Spalding requested 20 act az Secretary.
The vCtos were then received and counted, and re-
suited az follows:
For p7t,dcat Of The United Stl,-Bon John C. Breokin
ridge Of Rcn:uckyl0 y5,es
For Py,5SRt-Hon Joseph Lane Of 0regon-le yotss.
The Electors tLen adjourned.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

EORrHruS sCBooG-rFAcHEE, ~ CHARLRsroS.
50 much noise has been made about Abolition school
nstrefrrs IN Charleston that the Legislature ordered
an inve-'ipliion. The Committee in their report, say
there are only Northern out off, teachers.
AS 10 aiy darqer TO be apprehcndtd from their
teac ing DE Committee unanimously think II l. purely
m chHry. Iltle Normal school there are about 100
yOOuf Do ie- ~ - years 81 age and oyer-the lnte-
gent md iirl-sl irited daughters Of our own citizens
Ob iCus tha, ,tlng eXeopdouable could DO introduced
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IMPROVING CHARLESTON HARBOR.

The Legislature votes to Use $4,000 to dredge the
Mafit Channel in Charleston Harbor, az to admit
heavy-draft vessels George A. Trenholm, Henry
Gourdin George N. Reynolds, jr. Wilmot q. DeSaus-
sure +. j. Porcher, ii. T.. Vincent and the Mayor Of
Charleston er-o6fco Commissioners to superintend
the said work
CORN TO FEED TROOPS.
Mr.. Simonton offered resolution that il be referred
to the Conn ittee Military Affairs, toinqure into the
eXpedieny Of the purchase, by the State, of sufficient
quantity OF corn, 10 be stored in proper granary
a aries for the of any troops which may be called
il to the service OF the State and that the Committee
report the quantity Of requisite, the market price
at which can be procured the place places which
it should be stored and the disposition which be
made of il in case any portion whole OF it should
not he used BY such troops, or in troops be
quired.
FREE NEGROES SHALL NOT WORK.
IL the House, on the 9Th inst, the Committee on
Colored Population, to whom referred the bill 10
prevent free persons of color from entering into
tracts for any mechanical pursuits, and prevent them
carving on any mechanical business their own
count, and for other puTpOses report that they have
pyen the subject their deliberate consideration and
are OF opinion that the object of the bill s that is
demanded in Justice 70 that class OF citizens who
are brought into competition with the free cOored pop
ulaton of our State, and recommend the bill do pass
with the following amendment by inserting in the sec
ond line Of the written BILL after the words, free
persons OF color" the following: Either by himself
agent, OF guardian" Respectfully submitted.
VOLUNTEERS WILL BE RECEIVED.
Mr., W. &. Black offered an additional section 10 the
bill, "That it, in the Judgment of the Governor, it
-ha at any time become necessary. he shall be author
led at bis discretion receive the military service
of the State such bodies of volunteers from the other
slayehOding States may tender their services for
term of service such as may appear TO him advisable"
Adopted.
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Also in Bond Cask Of james Hennsssy Brandy, ntage
Of ls which think will Putt the most fsStdOus palate
L. & s,
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Lord sOmers' Tracts.
w. Il. BERRY & COMPANY,
HlEE JUST RECETTED
A Collection OF Scarce and valuable
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M Mae.nifeent Schemes

1895 70 sIsIs6sTs5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
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Dissolution.
NOTICE.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!l

WTE have opened Ice Depot in theresr Of the State
Wv Bank, and Wl sell cheap any in the market that
good Our ice is from Paradise Hill thirteen miles North
a Nsshve and exclusively o. the Spring Water in
ths State four eight inches thick. We will open
depoton south Cherry street, At EeCrays grocery store
about the 18Th of April
marahl4 B. Z. & J. J. GARRETT
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WHOLE TICKETS. $50; HALVES, slOi QUARTERS IS.
Certificates o. Packages viii sold at the following rates.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
sNumBers--I3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters Sa.5O

ss's9e Prizes, amounting t0.-......-.--.....-s5s9,
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sit Lux ct Lux FuIt
COAL OIL LAMPS.

TTE Just received another supply OF Coal Oh Lamps
w anong which handsome patterns FOR par
lors all fitted with the Collins burner which last improve
ment mmeaIably superior any other Lamp
fore the public for sOness and stenof fame freedom fIo
smoke, simplicity IN construction beauty and elegance IN hnhs
eaaneu and economy One Lamp win give the light Of four
candles and does not cost much The Oh We have i'm
ported 70 burn in these lamps clear beautiful article, fs
from any offensive orOr leaves grease spot Fhsa sp upon
carpet or clothing. and viii not explode
RAINS, BROWN a CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. l9 Public Square,
ruarlg-tf NASHVILLE, Tenn
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TFNHE light drsught passenger steamer EDMONlA, - -
KINNEY Matter, will regularly throughout afS7s
the above, ouchiRg at sl prints that may
be desired Her htness Of daught together with her superior
freight and passenger facilities must render her des7ey popu
lar For freight passage apply on board or %
apr6-u P. II. MITCHELL, Agent
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YEyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in
necdon with the Roads below, running Express
Freight Tin from Charleston and Savannah 70 hashye At
slower speed, bat With The certainty thr passenger
trains. No delay to freghts hy this rouie.
iang6-tf a.aaa. HaBF Az. ". COLE supt,
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NAN % contrast cui and ecr 1 tuu g .ss shon4rrf
~ conis a Hood, doinng Edlads Apply 60 ths efsll
"a q TIE WaFehou1soi y. s. RFsnea q 5en.
ocil4 e rs FREHoH
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FIRST rate paying manu- Scurng business for sale, with
~ Food run Of cut0m. Inquirest this0ho iupeS-lm
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Apple Brandy, I6 Years Old.

NTTE have a small lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-
Nv lima, said to be I6 Years Old Which believe to
be strictly pure, and as represented.
may26 LELLYETT & SMITH.
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The superb Low Pressure Steamer
JAG OBJ STR A ID Il II {,
Fob LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

rryHE REGULAR packet JOHN GAULT J. h.
puNcF, Master. and c. 7. REEDER, Clerk have
efsrnined to nae their boats trips from this
~ Gouigville commencing Wednesday the 18th
inst and run regular leaving port other wednesday
untillOW water.
Psrerurr also Cincinnati mall steamers and in low water
viii not detsin freight, hut forward Immediately.
feS2L6@ h. H HARRISON, Ag't
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ART RECREATIONS.
AHALUARLE ROOK.

complete guide and belP toPenel Drawings oiPsntinE'
Crsyon Drawing and Painting Paper FlOwe, Mess work.
Fs. Flowers Leather Work. Hair Work, Art Of preserving
Rrd Gliding and BronzinE Grsan Painting, Antique Paint
ino Oriental Painting Wax FoveB Fruit, Sign Painting, Paint
ing on Glass Magic Lantern Embroidery, Panorama Painting
CoEoring Photographs, Water CsIors
with valuable receipts for preparing the materials.
II viii inform the inquirer il every branch Of fancy work
rfcty Is they taught b. the most experienced eaeheg
For sale by lmsylll JOHN YORK co.
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THE PURLIC ACTS.

wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
Legislature just closed obtain them by applying at this or
6ce the Secretary Of State thsre few copies for
at SLIGO per CO aprl4-d
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
s8
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
COmmENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 29s 1860;
Going South.
Leave Nashville AS NJ, arrive at Coumba 7O5 A N.
Leave Nashville 2:55 NJ, arrive at Columbia 5:35 NJ.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:3O n, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia Las NJ, arrive at Nashville P NJ
TTF Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday MAY h to Louisville and al Eastern cities. But
train Sunday. W. ON. PERKINS,
may1-lm ePB&E Superintendent
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
E@@@@@@NWMRW

To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, and the only Road TO
Washington Citys
OtENTRALl OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City the East and Columbus the Wt at which places
it connects with Railroads for and from all points in the
West, SOuth-West and NOFth-West.
Passengers by this Route visit the cities OF Baltimore,
Philadelphia New YeT Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York Boston alone, BY other lines
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City to
the Eastern cities at additional charge Of 50 only
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege Of stopping Of at
all principal points.
Business and Travellers for pleasure or information,
visit all the Eastern Cities comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty ald submi
it unequaed in the world. Its system Of day and night track
police its splendid equipment; its exclusive telegraph lines; its
large amount OF double track its fine hotels under the surIe
lance Of the Company ensures to the passengers speed safety
and confsrt
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroed.
W. P.sMITH, Master Transportation o Z R.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent & R R.
, Il. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western agent, & 0 R r.
H. J. JEWETT, Pres't, ORR.
J. W. BROWN Gen'l Ticket Agent, G R R.
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NASHVILLE AND oHATTANOoGA x. r.
-
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 2Sths 1850,
Passenger Trains East Gnd West, will run e follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE at A NJ and 3P NJ
Arrive Al Chattanooga I:30 P N AID las A NJ.
COMING WEST.

Leave ChattaROoga At l.5J n and 1;5O u.
Arrive al Nashville at 5 II and "a n.
Ii rail connection and shorteroute to Boston, New York.
A Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond,
Perburr, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Monte,uery Memphis New Orleans, &c.
10th Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Racad, and at Chattanooga with Trains
East and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any hour application to
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot, to the following places and
st the following prices, Wis:
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may il