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TO TAKE EFFECT ON AND AFTER 1bTH INSTANT THE GREAT CENTRALMAIi. ROUTE iron A New Orleahs to New York Through in seve, dogs and ttbeipe hOHs-via steamers stJas. L. Day. "Creole and "Fashion," daily 10 Mobile.

 Thence by the river steamers to Montgomery, Al. abama.

 Thence by the Montgomery and West Point Rail- road Cars to Chehaw, 40 miles.

 Thence by Daily Line of splendid Troy built coaches to Macon, Georgia, via Columbus and Tal- botipn, Tn connection with the Central Railroad to Savannah, and

 Thence by Steam Packets to Chal eston. s. C., which for accommodations and beauty of arrange menus stand unrivalled.

 By this line passengers from New Orleans to Charleston enabled avoid 25 miles of very un- pleasant staging, to which they are subjected the Georgia route, via Augusta.

 ny the new arrangement, passengers who travel by the Great Central Route will arrive in Charleston m advance ol any other line or lines from New Or leans eastward. The following s the schedule:

 DEPARTURES. Leave Montgomery at o'clock AM.

 Chehaw at o'clock AM.

 Macon at 10a do AM. next day.

 Savannah al IOt,lo PM sarne night.

 ARRIVALS. Arrive al Chehaw al 6 o'clock AM

 Macon at 10 do PM.next day.

 Savannah at lOt do PM.

 Charleston before do PM. next day. By this arrangement the line from Montgomery to Charleston, by the way of Columbus, Macon and Sa- vannah, will be run in less time than the line of the Mail which goes from Montgomery via Coving,on and Augusta, To the truth ofthe pbove statement the company stands pledged, all public statements and private in- trigues to the contrary notwithstanding. Passengers are assured that every thing which can be done to add 10 their comfort, safety and speed in travelling will be attended to. The Company is 30 well satisfied with the supc- rior accommodations of the route that it is perfectly willing to refund the passage money in all cases where dissatisfaction expressed.

 For through Tickets and seats in the stages, apply at the CENTRAL LINE OFFICE, Montgomery, Al abama, 10 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent. Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, inc cluding Omnibus fare and meals on board of the boats, $26,50.

 Fer further information, please apply to the under signed, Mt the Waverly House, Mobile, he will be in attendance at the starting of the Montgomery boats.

 ap9 1l1c DAN. NICKELS, Travelling Agent. Extract of letter from the President of the Com pany: "CentraI Railroad Company,)

 Savannah, March 1, 1845 Mr. Dan Nickels is in the employ of this compa- ny, 10 make known to travellers the advantages of the route from Charleston To Montgomery by way of steamboat line to Savannah, thence by the Central Railroad 10 Macon, and thence by Columbus to Che haw, the head ofthe Montgomery Railroad.

 R. K. CUTLER. President