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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
GIBSON
Sc INARY Y.
AYR PRINCETON, IND.,


rM1HIS Insti,utioa.-CMR- Cyrus cO.Lrss,a
"a graduate Of Dartmouth College, N. H..
Principal is now in successful operation. Here
are taught the elements OF an English Educa-
lion. ascending to the Studies of the Latin and
Greek languages, anda fall course of Mathemat-
ics; together with Notwithstanding and CIV
il Engineering Philosophy, in its seTeEai departs
ments; and the other branches OF Literature and
Science usually taughtii thehigher = cademies,
preparing Young men for College or the active
business OF life. There are secured. as they.
NAV be needed, adequate Assistants to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fully competent TO give
instruction in any of the departments OF Study.
Parents and guardians in the several Towns of
the County, or ELSEWHERE, will hud tito their
advantage to send their sonslor wards 10 this IN
stitution. The instruction is intended to be
thorough; and in the religious and moral char
acter 0flhe pace, they have security that the
morals OF youth shall be safe. The tuition lees
are, per quarter, Tor
l.. Civil Engineering and Practical Survey,
9. Latin, Greek, Mathematicks, Asiroro-
my. &C.. $50
s. Rbetorick, Logick, History, Composition.
Defamation, SC. ESQ
4. Reading, Spelling, Writing. Arithmetick,
E. glish Grammar. Geography. LOO
The mex quarter will commence on Mon
day the 22i Of the present month. July,
July. 1874. 3A.4 sEF
VIM. II. STooKwELL, Clerk Of
the Board of Trustees OF the
Gibson Co., Seminary. July II. IA.
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AN ORDINANCE. 10 amend an ordinance en-.

AN ORDINANCE, to amend an ordinance en-
titled Sn ordinance concerning nuisances pass
ed January 30!. i843. ,-aau1 3-4i
SEC. list. Be It ordained by the President and
Trustees of the Town of Evansville, That all
Steam Boats, Flat-boats and all other boats or
water craft OF whatsoever nature name or kind,
til al shall be within the limits of said Town or
within one half mile thereof, that may be infect
ed with Small Pox, or any other Infectious or
contagious disease, or froniJwaich any unwhole-
some, disagreeable or offensive smell or affluvia
shall arise to the injury or annoyance of any
person or persons living within the corporate
limits Of said town, be and the same are hereby
defined and declared to be nuisances. And any
person or persons who shall, bring. continue, or
suffer any such boat or water craft to. remain
within the limits aforesaid, or who being the
owner OF or having control OF any such water
craft, shall neglect or tall, or refuse to abate, or
remove such nuisance instanter on being Hotifi-
ed so to do. by any officer OF the corporation OF
said town, for every hour that ne, she or they
shall so neglect, fail or refuse, shall forfeit and
nav to the said President aud Trustees for the
use OF said Town any sum not more than htty
dollars nor less than five dollars with costs of
suit and such nuisance may moreover be abat-
ed OF removed by the corporation marshall in
such manneras he shall think fit and right.
SEC. Cd. That so much of an ordinace passed
January Both 1913, entItled, An ordnance con-
corning nulsances, as requires fen da US notice
10 be given to persons who are by said ordinance
made liable to remove or abate any nuisance or
nuisances in said ordinance specified be and
the sam is hereby repealed. And any person
or persons who by said ordinance are made la
BILE TO remove or abate any nuisance in said or
denance specified or contemplated, shall neg
llect fail or refuse to abate or remove The same
or being notified SO to do by any officer of the
corporation persuant 10 an order OF the said pres
ident and trustees-within the time specified
in such order The person or persons so offending.
shall be liza BILE to all the penalties and forfeit
ures in said ordinance specified and the same
proceedings shall be had therein as ii the said
ten days notice bad been given.
Sec. Sd. That all ordinances and parts of or
dinauces vening the provisions OF this or
diuance be and the same are hereby repealed.
(Auest.) SAMUEL ORR, President.
j. NJ. STOCKWELL, Clerk.
July 10, Al 3.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

subscriber offers for sale, three house 5
& and lots and six acres of town lots all I'M
der good fence aud well sci with grass for meod-
ow; The houses are on Seminary street, second
block, east from the square. one of them new
and well calculated for a boarding house, 1t con-
tains two large rooms and a Dining hall on the
frst floor, aud 3 rooms on the second, with frost
proof cellar and kitchen, with pletny of hard
and soft water at the back door; the houses are
all on lots joining each other and may be had
separate or together. A horse and carriage and
a stock of hogs FROM one year old ~downwards.
numbering twenty more or less. Terms half on
sale and half in IL months with approved secur-
ity. when warranted deeds will he given for The
real estate. Apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
Princeton. Gibson Co Ind.
Aug. /, t'44-f* THOMAS M'AFFEE.
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MAMMOTH CAvr.-Twenly six large av.

MAMMOTH CAvE.-Twenty six large av-
enues, and third river, larger than those
previously known, have been discove red in
the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. A sui
phur spring of an excellent quality of water
has been found some miles within the cave.
Boats of admirable construction have been
built expressly for the rivers, so that visitors
DESTROYS of taking a water excursion a doz
en- or so miles under ground, can be accomo-
dated. Large additions have been made 10
The Hotel, and from all accounts, a visit 10
that great wonder of the world would be de-
lightful in every respect -Iranscript.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

@The Cincinnati Atlas is not at all
surprised at Mr.. Folks uniform votes in
Congress against the old revolutionary sol
diers. That paper thinks him very nearly in
the predicament of a Jealous Locofoco in
Pennsylvania, who, a few days ago, being
asked whether he was going with the wings,
replied, "No! d-n the Wings! they hung
my grandfather in the revolutionary wdr.'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

,NOTICE isbereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has taken out letters OF administration
upon the estate of James Ring late of Wander
burgh County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
The estate is supported to be solvent.
July Is St. ELIZABETH RING, Adm'x.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

SOMETHING FUNNY.-Locofocos, in putting up
their pole on the fourth, set a steel trap upon the
cross-tree. Yesterday a Locoioco went up the
pole to put a coou skin in the trap. The blund-
ering fool however got canght in the trap him
self, q nd could not extricate himself for fifteen
minutes. His friends below had to call to him
and tel him how to get out. He cut a pretty
igure-'Aup a tree' and caught in a steel Trap.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

These are the sterling evidences OF the ex-
tinction OF repeal agitation by state prosecutions
The usual weekly meeting of this body was
held on the LIST July, and was very fully attend
ed. On the motion of Mr.. w. S. O'Brien. the
chair was taken by N. -O'NeiIl D1unt annonnc-
ing that the Corporation of the City of Dublin
had fixed upon Daniel O'ConnelI, Esq as Lord
Mayor elect. The announcement was received
with deafening cheers, which were again and a
gain renewed. 1t was stated that the "Martyrs''
were in excellent health and spirits. The col
lection of the rent was proceeding during the
whole of the meeting. and before its close, was
announced to be E2,152 As. III.
In relation to the appeal of Mr.. O'Connell to
The House of Lords, we find the following para
graph: .
Mr.K emmis handed in the writ and the record
at their lordships' bar on the evening OF Friday
2tst instant, aud. as may be supposed, the pom
derous mass of polished sheep skin exeiied no
little astOnIshment. The day for hearing cOun-
sci is next Thursday. Sir Thomas Wilde will
open tor the prisoners. He will be followed by
the Attorney and Solicitor General for England,
and Mr.. Fitzjoy Kelly will have thu general re-
ply. The argument will occupy perhaps two
days at the utmost, as the points raised on the
record are few, the principal one being the jury
lists. The law lords are, the Chancellor, Lords
Cottenbam, Campbell, Denman, Brougham and
Langdale.
! The Queen of Spain has conferred the Grand
Cross OF Charles III. on Santa Anna, President
of the Republic of Mexico.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

DoN,r KNOW THEIR MEN!-The Rochester
Democrat tells a rich story at the expe use
of the Locos. A banner, with the motto. Polk
and FRELINGHUYsEN." was carried by a delegation
from one of the towns 10 the Loco Foce County
Convention at Auburn. This mistske produced
a good deal of mirth, and the banner was demo-
lished as soon as it was discovered by those who
knew what the Loco Foco nominations were.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
ADMINISTR AToRs SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given That the undersigR
" ed will sell at public vendue on the II day
OF August next. at the late residence OF James
Ring, deceased, the personal property bel onging
to said deceased consisting Of Hogs Cattle, Car
penter tools, household and kitchen furniture,
&c. &c.
A credit Of six months will be given on all
SD ms exceeding three dollars purchasers waiv-
ing a~ppraIsment laws three dollars, all sums ua-
der three dollars cash in hand.
July 10. St. ELIZABETH RING, Admx.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

A GOOD REPLY-The Louisville FORMAL
says, that one of the best mechanics and most
re spectacle men in Kentucky, who aban doned
the Locofoco party after the nomination OF Polk
was tainted the other day by some of his old
L~ocofoco brethren as having changed his coat.
You may call it changing my coat. said he,
''but, if such an enemy OF American interest as
James X. Polk were elected President, | might
soon have no coat to change"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

HWe are authorized to u EZE
KlAL SAUNDERS, as a candidate for
County Commissioned for the third District.
GIVE are authorized and requested to an
nounce ADRIAN YOUNG, as a candidate
for reelection to the office of County Asses
ser at the August election.
March l4.*
GIVE are authorised 10 announce DR..
ID. S. LANE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer at the August election.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name
of ROBERT W. DUNBAR, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer at
the August ell ction.
@We are authorized to announce the
name of Capt. JAMES NEWMAN as a
Candidate for the office of County Assessor,
at the August election.
GIVE are authorized TO announce the
name of JAMES T. WALKER, as a can
didate TO represent the County Of Wander
burgh in he mex Legislature.
We are authorized to nnounce LEWIS
HOWES as a candidate for Coroner, at the
August election,
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Yours, &C.,
J. w. LILLESTON.

@The Louisville Journal says the loco
Gocos quietly give up Tennessee. They
have no hopes of carrying the State in which
their own candidate resides, and hardly make
an effort to do SO. But they are moving hea-
ven and earth to DIMINISH the wing majority
in Kentucky, the residence of Hen.y Clay.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

erThe Candidates for the different off ces
in Vanderburgh County are expected to meet
their fellow citizens in the following places,
namely: 6%s
On Thursday, Ist August, at the School house
near d. Grimes. in Perry Township.
On Friday I'd, at Ezekial Saunders, in Perry
Township.
On Saturday, Sd. at the Court House in Evans
vile.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
BREWERY FOR SALE OR RENT.

Brewery situated in New Harmony is
4 offered for sale or rent on reasonable terms,
together with BARRELS, Mill, Malt House, and
all other appurtenances. The Brewery is situa-
ted in a good Barley country. The Brewery is
situated on d two acre lot, on which is a good
dwelling house, which will be sold or rented
with il. Persons wishing TO purchase or rent
will please apply to the subscriber near New
Harmony.
Aug. Ist, 2 mo. GEORGE ELLIOTT.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
Arrival OF THE H7BERNIA.

-
Phe steamer Hibernia arrived at Boston on
Wednesday morning at 6 O'Clock, in less than
l24 days from Liverpool, with dates to the 30
inst.
The rejection of the Texas annexation treat "
by the Senate of the American Cong ress has
been the subject Of much comment IN the En-
gilsh journals, and the account has been receiv-
ed with general and unqualified approbation-
Though such a result was anticipated, SO large a
majority was scarcely expected.
The French King, il is now said, will not visit
Queen Victoria until September. and then only
IN a very modest and unpreteHding way.
The Galties mountains in Ireland were on fire
at the last accounts, for hundreds of acres to-
gether. Baltimore was on fire to the very top,
and Intellectual efforts had been made to stop tire
progress of the flames by digging trenches. in
which labor thousands of people were employ
ed.
ertrouble-
some subject has been got rid of for the session
VIZ: the anti-corn-law motion brought forward
by Mr.. VIliiers, and which was nega;iyed after
= nights debate, by a majority of 204. q
The Bank Charter Bill has also made consid-
cradle progress in spite of a large opposition.
REPEAL ASSOCIATION.=At the usual
weekly meeting of this body, on the Gath ult.
j. II. Talbot, Esq. late M. P. for New Ross, oc.
cupied The chair. The Rev. DR.. IIcarne, one o.
a depatation from Manchester, addressed the
meeting, aud handed in a contribution of 1925.
amidst enthusiastic cheering. There were va
rIous Populations from other parts of the conn
try, and numerous addresses were read. The
rest of the business was almost entirely confin,
ed TO the receipt of money. Mr.. d. O'COnnell,
Jun. was happy 10 report that all the trayersers
were in excellent health and spirits, and in par
tlcular that Mr.. O'Connell was never better, and
never enjoyed greater animation, the imprlson
lnent agreeing perfectly with his CONSTITUTE ion -
Fhe amount of The repeal rent for the week
was announced. amid deafeninQ cheers. to bt
E3,l78 lis. Id <
The Dublin Evening Post remarks, that there
has been held four meetings of this association
stree MIR. O'Conneil'S imprisonment, aud the fol-
lowing are the weekly returns of the amount OF
Repeal subscriptions:
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Petition TO sell real estate

The heirs & devise
es OF said decedent.
4 ND now at this time comes the said Admin
"a istraIor, and files his Petition shelving the
personal estate of said decedent which has come
into his hands to be administered is insufficient
to pay and satisfy the claims and demands out
standing against said estate. And thereupon,
On motion of the said administrator, 1t is order
ed that the said heirs and Degisces Of said de-
cedent be notified by three successive publica-
lions IN the Evansville Journal a weekly news
paper printed and published in the town of Ev-
ansville, to appear on the first day of the next
term of the Probate Court, for the County OF
Vanderburgh in the State of Indi ana TO be held
at the court house in Evansville on the second
Monday in August next, and then and there 10
show cause if any they can why the following
described real estate to wit: The South East
quarter OF the north east quarter dissection num-
her ten in township number eight, south of
range number eleven west, should not be sold
and made assets for the discharge of the debts
and demands outstanding against said decedents
estate, and it is further ordered that this cause
be continued to the next term of this court.
Copy Auest) SAM'L. L. JENKINS, elk.
July IS, IA, st prs fee $500.
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DRs. DAM s. LANE j. r.. WILCOX.

DRS. DAN'L s. LANE s j. r.. WILCOX.
rNr@HE citizens of Vanderburgh County and
u vicinity are respectfully informed that
that the unde:signedlhave entered into IA copart-
nership in the practice Of Medicine, in all its
various branches. Those who may choose TO
apply to them, may be certain of being prompt
" and carefully attended; and when the at,es-
dance of BOTH may be desired by any individu-
al, the expenses will not b. increased thereby.
DIS. LANE,
July I8, IA If. JOHN K. WILCOX.
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Notice..

NMY AS stopped by Joseph FuIwilor. at An
EI thongs Ferry, Yanderburgh County.l la
one email Sorrel Mare. The owner is reques,
ed to come and prove his property, pay charges
and take her away.
Anthony's.Ferry, July 9Th 1874. 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
AUGUST ELECTION. le44.

= AUGUST ELEOIION, Io44.
STATE of INDIANA} &c
Vanderburgh County
u SAMUEL T. JENKINS, Clerk Of the van-
d~erburgh Circuit Court, do certify that at the
general Election to be held for said County of
Vanderburgh, on the first Monday in August
next. that the following several officers are 10 be
chosen to wit:-One Senator, for the counties
Of Vanderburgh and Posey one Representative
in the General Assembly. for the County Of Vans
derburgh; one Associate Judge; a Treasurer;
one Assessor; one County Commissioner; ana =
Coroner. ar-.t
Witness my hand the 10Th
A true copy. test day of July A d 1874.
WIN NJ WABKERS S. V~C.s SAME JENKINS CLERK
j .sass of Vanderburgh Circuit Cour
July iIth, st prs fee slO.,5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

Flour.
IN Bills super Fine Grove Mil Flour for
eESR sale by GRIFFITH s. CORBET.
May 23d IA.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
STATE OF INDIANA, SIS.
.Vanderburgh Counsy.}
In the Probate Court,
May term A. D. 1874.

I. John T. Fisher
Admr. OF the es-
tate Of Washington
Johnson.
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LINE.

x "a BBLs. CINCINNATI REcTIFfEI
CgW WHlSKEY, for sale by
May 2, IA BEMENT & VIELE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

T'HE RYER-Boats that arrived here last
night from below report from 30 To 81 inches
water at Scptiletown, Flint Island, and Three
Miles bars. There were eleven boats aground
at Flint Island among which are the Clerlnont
Uncle Sam, Judge Mclean, Ocean, Importer
Herschsl, Florence and Biuaette; at Scuffle
town, the Belle Air, Mail, and National; at
Three Miles, the Swallow ard Walnut Hills
Louisville Journal, Sept "a
WRECK or TIE SUR SonrEsrt-The wreck of
this fire uesscl, now lying on Santa Rosa Island,
with the remainder of her cargo, consstinr ~
over 1000 bales cotton. 700 z..cks ,ed cedar, Sc
was sold at public auction on Thursday last for
the sum y; $3.50. II xe are correctly informed
CAPTAIN Helm of the steamer Creole, was the
purchaser, and if nc succeed in getting cut al
the cotton, which, we doubt not that he Will, he
may congratulate himself on a very fair specula-
ton Pensacola Gazette.
PoLI1Ics IN CAY.DA-Thc Montreal Courier
SAYS that MesSfS Baldwin and Small, cX rncin-
bcrs OF the Cabinet, nave followed the example
of Mcssrs. L;,ion,aine and Monn, and thrown up
their silk gowns of Queens counsel. IN conse-
qucnce Of expressions IN recent reply OF Sir
Charles Metcalfe in an address, which they un-
derstaId as mpeachlng thelr loyalty
HA5AaA.-A Ha gane correspondent the New
Orleans Tropic writes" The Cuba Mining
Company have discontinued their operations,
from unproductlveness, and all The woTknen
English are III pnson-cause unknown. The
superintendent, DR.. Wolf, (an American is also
arrested, and understand the American Consul
is carrying on correspondence in relation to 1t /;
Ine result has not TRANSFERRED
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

e,ps'S,Rs,PARrTL, -Dseases ~ :he mo't nsldiouS
s sre oea IN 20 NINE Jhe constitution and destroy
4. pe,ie health when by timely application OF the r'~'
1i'clne "e .,. ,r,,vr. rs-'' might be savsd Ser"
forms. sualejime. I'ng upon the glands,
,,sys AMI bone rheumatism affecting tho heart. h-nd
sodett5rint nnd "''r sirar af-c;ionS may De speedily
Ty,reirrHc h.; 'suy 'nsiaucc, brought health and
,.ene vreor o The ,'eG and anguu frame. Is operation
,-t, "a The trnue, o. tho general system
i eco,r.'s diseased action the atsorhlng and
.- 4ta-s,. The ot Nature tsu icfi
rn - renysgrate taem.eivrs, AID permanent health be-
e,fss established
IN further sfticuL, au conclusive evidence of Supc
,-rsiur and lcy iisfptt winch may be obtained
~. t-ulr.rus, au'l tf-tr fc-st> gf1tf-
Prepared 7at sod winle.t'e rnd retail. az \. B & H.
NOS Wnuele iirugci>f>- r. Fulton street New York -
al,n at 5I5 RrostVa = tpl Broadyray aud IS Drug.
"a. generally thrOg= =iout 10" [ utsd states.
p-c- 81 per hu,ifs. - t,yt!c, for 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30
DRY GOODS.

NJ De LANES AND CAsHMEIEs.
lust RECEIVED the most splendid ''res of De Lanes
J and Casnm-fes osre IN I'M. CITY al i=al Ihe fol-
!--riu. few OF the .'yes
spendd Jsrns.e color block printed Ds Lame. r,ch o
bre Bocuets Sectors.
New Cashmere De>i gus : and : co"Es
MG:aihceu, re:ra.saDcs sty. coloT.. Omore.
Superior quality. all '=ooi. ;ich printed eu'ssse
Superior quality. colon. printed Cashmere se@'s'e-
Par- sup=r quality e,tfa 'lch block prin'ei do
E-tra ,ucer Satin Rept Cashuefes.
Also 20 piece1 o. e riches. and newest ''Js OF silks ever
imported Ao 1900 ca nrnera Ekrws. ni designs. Also
% cases Alpaca Lu.,res and Mennos-
.sl. BARKER & TOWLE. Il Cathanne-.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

RugrN,TIsN CAN Bx CuRkp-lt t. not strange tha; peo
~ 1oud state ;ty remedies that they advertised
~, ,pavr because they liable 10 pay their io
1fthCs srcl-. Ho'" 'uau! j'erscnS who suffering
inel-hy h neuma,,u. have heard say they did not
cr neither the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Nerve
srI Bone i.infncn unt they had used things
.hou any good effect tla they had iah any thing.
< III. they have perfect confidence tins
.,,r,olnary re.pedy. II has e OF the hardest
80. IN county with perfect We the
n,re Of many if citizens who have been cured We
sr by al means etjbs Athlete try Sold ooy nj 81 Court
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

On Sstbsh morning, 9Th inst, lingering Illness. Mr.;
sgLL. wife olHKSsy &. STACEY. aged % years aud
inotin. ~, .. ;., II. -, ,,,
s tc residence % Cnambers TGesdny lst ins
s;soesck 7. VI =,
-, C,r1trEINE ylie Of George Foster, aged 3 year>
The friends o the tSm, respectfully iuvilei 10 attend
~ lunera from her late residence q Whitehall! steet. this
s5,,,,oon AZ s.. yioc..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-30

The National Bank has declared dividend OF
Tot the last SIN months ayse on the iOih OF Oct
They have $50 notes of the Tenth Ward Bank OF
Tin, civ altered - the Bank Of Pennsylvania IN circulation nj
phadephl. They easily detected There sa>o coin
,cei, Of similar description the Lancaster Bank. Inns
must have been of the Tenth Wa'd Bank ms the
en- md notes are worth neaS much those oi the Bank
Penny vana bens redeemed by the Comptroller n, - cts
Counterfeit iiyes the Bank O Wheeling and twen,es on
the Bank of Tennessee circulation.
The new track oi the Nloh1wk and hudson Road
opeos for travel on Monday The time is To be reduced;
we understand ~ minutes aud as 1t is laid with raj
nca,Iy all the wuy the inclined planes avoided this
will no doub, become avorite route TO the West.
Exports 10 the East from London, Liverpool and
CLHda FINN. .InnLlary 10 September 1913 and lsA