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10 Ira veIlt's -JlI , csih. c PIED INC CIiEA' # h ysal q. nietiiinn on I1 rhe GREAT e IfaAL liOUl r lIoln Mont gpmery (Ala Ia Chariestsn ts @ via Golnmbps' Macon and Savannah >6a.) )-ha,In2 less staging and more rest ih1n an, other line 10 Charleston

 By recent arrangements, ths line carres iis pas sengers through ahsad ul eher of he lines by way of Augusta, Ga having 25 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Lme

 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Gi eat Southern Maii inr Chtllaw, hN railroad 40 miles, thence bS splendid line ol nnI horse post coaches via Columbus to Macon, ia., i45 miles: thence by the Central Raiiload 'u Sa9annah, Ga, l9l miles, wilh unsurpassed expiilIian and comfort: thence by splendid line of steam packets o Charleston, no miles, where passengers ifave while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without eharee, and arrive in Charleston from oui to SIX hours ie- fore the departure of the " ilmingon boat, carrying the great Southern Mail.