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CITY NoTIcEs.

Best COehecO Prints.-Just opened,
Two Cases of New Style Cocheco Prints.
These are the best goods in the market.
THOMPSON Bros. 4 KELLY,
sep25 st Simmer street,
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The Rock CIV RAND.

This well drilled aud able local institution
will give one Gifts choice instrumental con
certs at the Capitol tomorrow evening.
We are pleased to announce that one of the
selections that viii be played is the ''Lunn-
wundfuerekesle,' and the rest of the pro-
gramme will be given tomorrow morning.
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WDrsruRBrNG PUBLIC woRsHIp.
One OF the Rcwdfes Fires Upon an
Oaicer and Escapes.

A few nights ago a party of drunken
rowdies disturbed religious worship at
Baskerville, Shelby county, where revival
and protracted meeting was being conducted
by Rev. WI. T. Allen, pastor of the
Baptist Church in Bartlett The offenders
being made known an officer named Oscar
Webber attempted to arrest them by virtue
of writs placed in his bands. The officer
was resisted by one of the party named
Dover, who fred at Weber and escaped.
II is said some of the youths residing in the
above named locality are very amiable in
their habits, the practice Of which viii az
ford them an opportunity of an introdac-
ton to, the Attorney General, jury and
i1ydoa
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Infants.-Much suffering to these ten
der little buds of the human family might
be allayed by using Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup.
See advertisement in another column.
sep24 d1w&w1t
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Ace,aenssIIy KiIlcd.

A few days ago n man named Richard
Mcpherson, living in the fourteenth district
of this county, and at work we understand
at a saw mill, was crushed TO death by
rolling log. .3s
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PUBLIC sPEAEENG

l win address my fellow-citizens of ths
Sixth Congressional District, as elector for
Greeley and Brown. The eleetOr for Grant
and Wilson is invited to meet me, or any
other gentleman in their behalf.
Little Lot, Hickman county, Oct. A.
Wiliiamsport, Maury county, Oct. 5.
Centreyile, Hickman county, Oct. 2.
N. N. Cox.
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New Printsl New Primitive have
just opened large stock of new Fall Print
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
sep20 81 Summer street.
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Insurance Matters.

AT meeting of the officers of the Middle
Tennessee Branch of the Republic Life In
surance Company held at the Maxwell
House yesterday evening, N. Burns was
appointed Chairman of The Finance Com
mittee, ex officio, Thomas Caldwell, Vice
Chairman, and Capt. W. G.. EWin, Secre-
tary. The committee will meet at IL o'clock
every Monday morning, and pass upon tue
applications for loans.
DR.. c. n. Ordway was appointed Chair
man of the Executive Committee and M.
I. Branch as Treasurer. This committee
viii met the first Monday in each mouth.
A draft of bylaws for the committee was
recommended by the officers, and will soon
ba rasd.r -=z-.=----.a-
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sep24

New and fashionable Silk Poplins, Black
Silks of all grades, Sateens and Velours,
Roman Scarfs, Shawls, Black Alpacas, and
Kid Gloves, just received and selling very
cheap at NoRTHMAN's,
sep p 1weod Public Square.
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Kid Gloves, every size and shade; will
send by mail 10 any part of the world for
S1.00 pair. ALEX HOGAN,
sep22 d4t&w4t Union street.
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Connfr Fair

Col. Tom. w. Neal of NedrS State Ga
zette will accept our thanks for ''compIi-
mentary" to the Fair Of the Dyer county
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
which commences on the 18th of October,
and continues for five DAYS
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Congressional Appointments

UyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SPEAK AT
the following times and places:
Beth Page, Sumner CO., Thursday, Sept. %.
SaundersviIle. Sumner co., Friday, Sept. q.
shackle Island, sumner CO., Saturday., Sept.
%.
aoodlsttsville, Davidson CO., Monday, Sept 80.
Yarbrough's, Davidson CO., Tuesday, Oct II
Hampton's Mills, Davidson CO., Wednesday,
Oct. 2.
CARROTS, Davidson co., Thursday, Oct 3.
Coopertovn, Robertson co., Friday, Oct.4
Gross Plains, Robertson co., Saturday, Oct.,S
Springfield, Robertson CO, Monday, oct. Z.
Adams Station, Robertson co, Tuesday, Oct.s.
Barren Plains, Robertson ~ Wednesday,
Oct. 9. " e. e. 8RIEN.
- lark
e. b. h. HITE
sepe ddw1n 4. /. GOLLIDAXs
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Westward, HO!

Within the past few days, several we'll
known young men of this city have depart
cd for more westerly States. They have
gone seeking their fortunes --.
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Gray hair may be made to take on its
youthful color and beauty by the use of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover,
the best preparation for the hair known to
the science of medicine and chemistry.
sep3 eod1R tues, wed&fi
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ministers and Deacons' meeting.

a meeting Of the ministers and deacons
of Cumberland Association will commence
at the First Baptist Church in this city on
Friday morning next at 10 o'clock. Quite
number of persons are expected to attend,
and several essays and criticisms win be
delivered. .....-'.
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Union street is now receiving a coat of
gravel. There is no thorOughfare in the
city where it was more needed.
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Funeral of General Patton Anderson.


The funeral of Gen. J. Patton Anderson,
one of the purest citizens and most gallant
soldiers of the South, took place Sunday
last at Memphis, where the deceased resi-
ded when the death angel came to summon
home the gallant hero to that land whence
so many of bis noble comrades in arms have
gone since the war-cloud hoated from the
country. Speaking Of the funeral the Mem
phis appeal says: a
THE funeral of Gen. J. Patton Ander.
son took place from the Cumberland Pres.
byteriau Church, yesterday, in the FORE
noon. The sacred edifice was crowded with
people. The solemn ServiceS were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Richardson, of Chelsa,
who preached the funeral Grafton. The
coffin, which was deposited near the read
ing desk, was covered with wreaths of ever
greens and flowers. The street without
was crowded with carriages, while the sa-
cred ediice within presented a scene of
sadness and mourning. The solemn silence
during the services was oppressive. The
following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
Gems. n, B. Forrest, w. Y. G. HuDes,
n. J. Wright, VIM. III. Browne, G. W.
Gordon, G. j. p How, G. w. Adams, j. G.
Fizer; Coils. T. w. Brown, j. H. Edmond
son, Z. +. Looney, and Capt. w. G. Barth.
The religious ceremonies having been con-
Guided, the pail bearers carried the coffin
forth and deposited it in the hearse. The
deceased Generals war horse was in the cor
tege which moved down Main street to
Beale, and SO out to the Cemetery. The
funeral procession was nearly half a mile
long"
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling Point
Applique Collars and Point Applique Laces
at cost. sep24 If
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A sure remedy for chills and fever
Ayers Ague Cure never fails.
sep3 eod2m tues, wed&fri ~
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Just received by Gennett Il Co, 100
Bbls. choice Northern Krout. sep24 1w
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling Ladies'
and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs at cost.
sep24 If
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Cold Weather knocking at the door,
Buy good Atwood Flannels at
1t ALEX. HOGAN's, Union st.
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IF you buy the Hume lots, to be sold
to day, you win have ample time in which
TO pay for them. -..,.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacfac Railroad.
70. Leaves Lebanon st: $40 Az
Arrives at Nashville at..S:40 A. NJ
Leaves Nashville at.... .4:OO P. n. --, 90
1T. Arrives at Lebanon at $50 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at Z O'Clock p. NJ.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays arrive
AT Lebanon at O'Clock A. M on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. E -fif do 81
50, louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Lime.
Chattanooga train leaves s:15 A. N. and S15 P. n.
80 = q arrives.1:05 Pm. and 1880 A. n.
Memphis train leaves. :. 200 A. M. and l;45 Pm.
+" arrives. ..4:45 P. N. and 5:20 A. N.
ST. Louis train leaves. .. 2:00A. n.
/" arrives. BOO P. n.
Tullahoms train leaves. $50 P. n.
SO arrives. e:45 AN.
The s;l5A M. train does not run on SuRdays
The 200 A. n. and Sis 7. N. and 1;45P.M. trains
un daily.
Teave Statisn on North College street, at $50
A,M., 1:40 P. Il. and Loo AM.
Arrives at 1880 A. II. and BIOS P. n.
SThe LAO P. M. train does not stop at. any point
between Nashville and Gsllsrn, except Edge
Geld junction, and does not run on Sunday.
aaIIafiu' Accommodation Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .4:O5 P. n
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern RaiIrOad.---NashV1ll and
Decatur Division.
Come SoUTB.-Nashville an Decatur trains
leave stations on South Cherry ;reei at 600 A.
n, end 600 l.. NJ. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at 400 P. N. (goes TO Colum-
bia.) Trains arrive at 4:45 A. N. and 9:s5 P. Il.
Accommodation at $50 Am.
st. LOuis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway EFr-tE
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. 6:l0 All
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... .1:3O Pm
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. lies Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. --7:40 An
Louisville and CfnciUDafk Short Line
Railroad.
Trains lesVe darriye At Louisville Is follows:
LKAvRs ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. ESQ A. NJ 4 ~ r -.
Cincinnati Express daily. S:t5 P. IL 12:50 P. Y.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except sat ardsy .n:0o P. n. b:oo A. n.
Lexington Mail, except ...-
Sunday. 6;OO A. n. ESQ 2. Il
Lexington Express, eXceP
sunday. ESQ P. n. HOO A. II.
Frankfort Accommodate,
except Sundsy-........ 5:J5 P. n. SEQ A. Il.
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The MayOraIfy.

The candidates for the Mayoralty will
speak at Greenhalge's Drug Store, in the
Seventh Ward, at u O'Clock tonight.
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New Flannels, good, fresh and cheap,
just received at
sep24 st ALEX HoGAN's, Union st.
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling real Val.
Laces at cost. sep24 If
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John Gilgan & Co. are selling Hosiery,
Kid Gloves and Corsets a; cost. sep24 If
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Still they come for the Ladies' Ties,
Morocco Belts and 81 Kid Gloves.
1t ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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John Gilgan & Co. are closing out their
stock of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods at
cost. sep25 IF
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Please Notice ThiS.-HeaTy Black
eros Grain Silk at $1.S5 per yard-the
cheapest goods ever sold in Nashville.
1t D. LOvEMAN & Co.
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New Cassimeres at H
1t ALEX. HOGAN's, Union st.
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Keep Dry TO-Day.-Get good Um-
brella at ALEX HoeAN's, Union st.
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New Style English Chintz.-We have
just received a large lot of New Style Eng
lish Chintz, more beautiful and cheaper
than the first lot. y sls-- l
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY,
sep25 st Summer street.
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roo Much Fthiontau Cbee,.

YOUR money viii be well invested if yol
buy the Hume lots, to be sold to-day.
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PersOnal.-To the many kind friends
who for months past have been so constant
and unWearied in efforts to minister to the
comfort of suffering invalid, warmest
thanks are due. So numerous are the bene-
factors, and so multiform have been the
manifestations Of sympathy and kindness,
as to make it impossible to render to each
due measure of acknowledgment; bnt ali
are desired to receive the assurance that
there has been no act of kindness done
which will not be held in grateful remem-
brance.
If, as the MASTER has declared, the
smallest favor shown to the least of His
brethren shall be counted as done unto HIM
personally, so must acts of kindness, shown
TO an only daughter, reach beyond their OBJ
jet, and load with obligation father as well
as child, demanding at least such recogni-
ton as it may be possible to make through
this channel. A. LARCoMBE.
Our GrOs Grain Silk at Sl.S5 is within
reach of everybody. Good reason it raises
an excitement. Call soon if you wish to
procure any. 1t ID. LOvEMAN q Co.
Our Department of Fashion win be
opened on Tuesday, Sept. "a, under the
supervision of MRS. BROWN, an accom-
plisIted and experienced manager. .-r .
We have made arrangements to receive
regularly from Paris she very latest Pat
terms and Fashion Plates. 1t will be our
aim to execute all orders i , the best style
and at moderate charges.
Elegant Dresses, Bridal Outfits, Walk
ing Suits, Velvet and Cloth ClodEs and
Ladies' Underwear, promptly made to Or
der in the latest fashions.
An ample stock of latest style Tim
mings will always be kept on hand. To
insure dispatch, ladies will please place
their orders early.
THOMPSON BROS. & KELLY,
sep24 lot Summer street.
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The Hume lots, to be sold to-day, are
within convenient distance of town.
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Travelled.

THE Hume lots will be sold at the Court
house to-day at II O'Clock. ...
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At the Jail.

EVERYBODY should attend the sale of
Hume lots at the Courthouse to-day.
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rFagaziues 70 bo CircnIatad.

THE Hume property, TO be sold at the
Courthouse to-day, is suitable for garden
ers
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Williamson County Fair.-The Fair
Of the williamson County Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association will
commence on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Half fare rates on Nashville and Decatur
Railroad. Liberal premiums offered, and
an interesting exhibition expected.
sep24, st
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the longer it remains and dwells in the
mind.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Telsgrdpkie Report from Signal Service Corps U
y. A, Of Observation, at $3.50 o'clock p. 4.
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ONE OF GEN. JACKSON'S HEROES
.r.. GONE.
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LOUISVILLE.

Horace Greeley in the Falls City.
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Stage Of Rivers, Sept. "a, 182.-Hei0h II water
sb0us loo mater marx at 500 p. M.
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Our GrOs Grain Silk at Sl.S5 is within
reach of everybody. Good reason it raises
an excitement. Call soon if you wish to
procure any. 1t ID. LovEMAN & Co.
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New York Market.
New YORK, July 10.

FLOUR-The market is quiet and
steady, at s. 1905 GO for superfine
State; sc l5@6 80 for extra State;
sc 3O@6 40 for choice do s. l0@5 65
for superfne western; s. OO@6 80
for common to medium extra western;
Sc 35@7 Is for choice do; 81 20@S IS
for common to choice white wheat
western extra; sc 20@6 SO for com-
mon to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio SC 55@S 50 for
trade brands; 81 00@9 90 for common
to fair extra St Louis and So 05@
IL 25 for good to choice do. Southern
-four is unchanged, at 81 O0@9 90 for
common to fail. extra and 80 05@ll 75
for good to choice do. Rye flour is
quiet and steady at So 9O@4 10. Corn
meal is quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat market is dull
and l@2c lower, at 81 4S9l 81 for
No. . spring in store; 81 52@l 81 for
No. l do; 81 55@l 63 for winter red
western; 81 coal 63 for amber western;
81 609l 20 for white do. Rye is quiet
at 77@7Sc for western. Barley quiet,
Barley malt is quiet and unchanged.
Corn, at at 50@54c for steamer western
mixed Gle for sail do. Oats steady,
at 4lG43c for western in store and
afioat and 42@44c for Ohio. -
PROVISIONS-The pork market il
steady at sl3 37@l3 43 for new mess
10 56@ll 50 for prime, ard sl2 $50
l2 so for new prime mess. Beef is
dull at s. 50@9 so for plain mess,
and $40 O0@l2 so for extra mess.
Beefhams dull at so 00@24 90. fierce
beef is nominal at $4 00Sl7 90 for
prime mess; eli 00@ls 00for India do.
Cut meats are steady at l0@lSc for
bans; 5I@5ac for shoulders; mid
dles quiet. Lard is unchanged at
S}@9 9l6c for No. / to prime
steam, and 9sc for kettle rendered
BUTTER-Dull at 209pse for new
State. =
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VOTE AT THE SPRINGS.
Greeley's Majority Over Grant-A
Prelude to- the Railroad Car Can
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

FEeAuuc ~ W." Ssss wa
vass.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenbrier Co., W. Va, July s, 1872.
The greatest anxiety prevails here
among the guests as to the action OF
the Baltimore Convention, which meets
tomorrow. 1t is the chief subject Of
discussion, and is canvassed in every
possible shape. As is usual, there is a
large number of Southern politicians
among the company, and not a few
from the North. The, point upon which
the people seemed to be exercised was
the probable Endorsement of the Romi.
nation OF Greeley and Brown, or
whether an attempt would be made
to nominate a strsight-out DEM
ocratic ticket. The latter .propo-
sition had but few supporters, but in
the afternoon the Presidential fever had
reached sucb a pitch that it was re-
solved to take an informal ballot Of the
guests upon the subject. This scheme
met With general favor, as many be-
lieved it would furnish an index to the
national vote in November next. All
the southern States, from Texas to
MARYLAND, insluding Arkansas and
Missouri, are represented, while a large
number of visitors are here from New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,,
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Besides
the guests there are 800 male negro
servants, all Of whom are voters.
None were permitted TO vote except
those legally entitled to that privilege.
ASP. NJ. the ballots were counted by
q committee with the following result:
White vote-Greeley and Brown, 1858;
Grant and Wilson, 90; opposed to
both, 81; woodruff and Douglass. 3;
total white vote, 4l6. Negro vote
greeley and Brown. 46; Grant and
Wilson. 249; stotal negro vote, 29a.
Recapitulstion-Greeley aud Brown,
500; Grant and Wilson, 272; oppoeet
TO both, 81; Woodruff and Douglass, 3.
The result Of the vote created quite an
enthusiasm among the supporters OF
the white.costed Philosopher.
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Mr.. Greeley's Letter OF Acceptance.

Mr.. Greeley's Letter OF Acceptance.
The principles of the Cincinnati
platform. as expounded by Mr.. Greeley
in his letter of acceptance, present the
issues of the Presidential campaign in
so lucid manner as to bring out their
true democratic spirit in great force and
iullness:
New YORK, May 20, 1872.
GENTLEMEN: I have chosen not to
acknowledge your letter Of the Sd inst.
until l could learn how the work OF
your Convention was received in all
parts OF our great country, and judge
whether that work was approved and
ratified by the mass Of our fellow citi-
zeus. Their response has from day to
day reached me through kilograms,
letters and comments Of Journalists, in
dependent of official patronage and in
different to the smiles or frowns Of
power. The number and character OF
these uncoustrained, unpurchased, un.
solicited utterances satisfy me that the
movement which found expression at
SiuSiuuoti hoo EcCClfcu Tic otatDp vi
public approval. and has been hailed
by the majority Of our countrymen as
the harbiuger of better days for the
republic. I do not misiuterpret this
approval Is especially complimentary
to myself, nor even the chivalrous and
lastly esteemed gentlemaa with whose
name / thank your, Convention for a.
sociatiug mine. r- r .
receive and welcome it as a spon-
taneous and deserved tribute to that
admirable platform Of principles where
in ysur convention sotersely, 90 lucidly
and 30 forcibly set forth the convictions
which impelled and the purposes which
guided its course-a platform which,
casting behind i the wreck and rubbish
Of WORKOUT contentious and Jby.gone
feuds. embodies in ct and few words
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. R. GO.

bnA4 LII S4sh ~ SAA4S ~ 49, wv
r. RHP PASSENGER + AL Ms
~ will be run by the following
schedule on and after June ", lS'2-Wheel-
' ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAyEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $50 A. NJ. daily at....ll:l0 A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.2:l5P p. NJ Columbus. ...;525 p. N.
Saltimore.S:25 5andusky.. ..l0:j0 I"
Washington lCinciunati... lO:l5 -
ID. C.........-.9:50 'Cnicago....-.S:uA.
Philadelphia.3O0 AN 1t. Louis-.-...l:OO p.
New YOrk....6:4O
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
sWheeling |Wheeling
daily at =. $40 p. n. daily at. 8C5 A. n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 200 A. N. Columbus.--.2lOP.M N.
Baltimore .--S:25 Sandusky...".5.O
New York;: hop. MICincinnati...-
PhiiadelphialN 4" Chicago. NJ.
Washington st. LOUISE.
D.C...........IG0j A. II. Sundays excepted
Sundays exceptedI
MAILTRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyEs wnsr-LEAvEs
daily fy at.s..ll:5o r.M daily at.,.-ll:55 p. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.S:OA A. N. Columbus. GI5 ~.
Baltimore. ...-4:i5 p. NJ Sandusky... 550P. NJ.
Washington Cincinnati-. 2i5
ID. C........-6:25 p. NJ. Chicago----.I2l5
Philadelp'a-ll:D ". Louis. d w A. N.
New York. HSaturdays excepted.
saturdays excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
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wheeling wheeling
daily at. 1855 A. n daily at--...5 - p. II.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. $50 Columbus...l2j A. u.
sSuuJays excepted Cincinnati 5:i5 -
II. Louis...... 6:25 P. n.
lChicago-"-...&l5
Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTT3'G & BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling at us a. III. and 40
D. IN, Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at baltimore with trains for Philadel.
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington CITY, for all points
South.
West bound trains make direct connec.
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cared al the office.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
Il. T. DEVRIE5,
jel2 General Agent. Wheellne.