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SOUTHERN TRAvEL.-We learn that an important
arrangement-importan to traveersAis about to
be made, by which passengers leaving here at five
o'clock in the afternoon will reach Washington
the next morning. If this be carried out, as it un
doubtedly will be, those who visit the south will
find it to their advantage to take the route on
which this improvement ia effected. We believe
that the philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company is the line that contemplates
this great change bene dcial to the public. And
in addition TO the time saved, there is to be re-
ducton in the price of fare, thereby giving dou-
bic advantage to travellers on that road