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r1 Gen. Shields has declined to accept the din
ner that was in contemplation to be given him at
Washington, and it has been, in consequence
abandoned
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DESTRUCTION OF THE FINE STEAMBOAT Al
rHoNsx DE LAMERTINE BY FIRE-The steamboat
Alphonse de Lamartine, engaged in the trade be-
tween St. Louis and New Orleans, was burnt to the
waters edge, the evening of the Oath inst while
opposite the Bath, West Point, Illinois river,
about fifty miles below Peoria. The fire originated
behind the wheel-house. A strong wind prevailing
at the time, it was impossible to check its progress
and in a few minutes the boat was all in flames.
The boat was trip to the Illinois river in order
to obtain freight for this city The books of the
boat were saved, and her :" safe " was preserved.
The passengers took refuge on West Point Island.
No lives were lost
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on The officers of the steamers Buckeye and
Missouri have our thanks for late river papers.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ans J Low, La Prngie Aston Hampton ia; IT,
Montienard Canada Person. Alton Capt Mainiord Al
DR. Mccormick lady, Miss Peyon, Wehers, VIM Clifford.
HEWLETT'S. IT Chamberlain.
PLANTERS "A Robertson C; Chamberlain Ala; w
Gordon Coast Col Elliott, DR. W Edwards, Elliott Tenn
B II Banks Fla M Weems o Wakeman, s G Hibber, La.
vERANDAH - L Hill Ca W Turnbul, w Polk, W R
Taylor. Coast; hunt, Mass.
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must have passed, and yet it would seem that he
had made very little progress as ne Is reported to
have been distant from Taos about $50 miles, when
the disaster befel him.
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See Third Page for Cry News, &c.
MAMMOTH weekly orSsesnt,

Willsbe Issued at / o'clock 1t will contain the
general and local news of the weeks great va
riety of miscellaneous matter-together with
review of the New Orleans Markets and cor
rect table of Prices Current, ETC., ETC. 10 he had
at Morgan,s, Exchange Place, and at the publica-
zion Office. o5 ST. Charles street.
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A LONG PAssAGE.-The brig Howard, sixty days
from New Orleans. arrived at Boston on the 18th.
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nT We learn from the Baton Rouge Advocate
that the steamboat Monterey was burned at Dun
cans Point few days ago.
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.nT Seventy vessels from Gloucester, Mass,
have Lett On th1k fishing voyagess .eason.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE
The steamboat Consignee ran into small craft
c6led the Caroline, short distance above Steu-
benville, on the Ohorver, on the night of the 10th
inst, capsized her, and drowned four persons.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Compa
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
HIyY Ayuy Avryea~


AAeGtssss ks 81
nr Woo ior the highest develop
ment of the human faculties Those Americans
who look with distrust on European attempts at
democracy, are particularly ingenious in finding
reasons for the failure of what they pleased to
call Icarian schemes and Utopian undertakings.
They are more Toryish than the most ultra Tories,
more legitimate than the EXTREMIST member of the
extreme Right cit never rains but it pours >"
whenever an American is ant-republican in his
tendencies, his absolutism is apt to run into the
most furious and unmitigated despotism.
At every stage of the recent revolutions in
Europe, the reactionsts in feeling on this side of
the Atlantic have predicted the disappointments of
republican hopes, and the ultimate return of all
the continental nations to the WORKOUT forms of
monarchial and aristocratic institutions. Every
thoughtless act of the progressist party has been
hailed as the precursor of their ruin; and the
worst Interpretation has been given to the conduct
of republicans, called for the first time to take
part in the practical administration of government
The new leaders have been tainted with want of
knowledge and experience in the details of govern
ment; but to this they may answer as did the
friends of Louis Napoleon TO those who sneered at
his German pronunciation of the French. The
very persons who banished 0e republicans from
power are those who rail most loudly against the
slight mistakes which result from want of practical
experience in administration.
There is a class of Americans who are continu-
ally declaring that we are the only people on the
earth capable of selfgovernment; that all the
nations of Europe unfit for the exercise of those
rights they are now struggling to obtain. They
wish to monopolize freedom and democracy. We
suppose that they do it in accordance with their
general protective principles. They must seek tc
maintain republicanism by putting down all COM
petition build up an home mark0 for liberty and
equality by crushing all foreign producers of the
articles. Let them laud as much they please the
selfgoverning habits of the Americans; but why
should they depreciate those foreign nations o.
whose condition they are almost entirely ignorant
Will such persons learn that it requires long
and intimate association with any community, ii
order to Judge of its qualities! National defects
lie on the surface and are easily observed nationa
merits are modest and keep themselves back from
the general gaze. But it is hard Cor ignorance ant
halfknowledge to desist from deciding Difficult
questions in government, in religion, or in science
Fools rush madly in where angels fear to tread.
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Auction Sales This Day.

SdICS
H. SMITH will SELL at halfpast A. at the Bazaar
corner of Car0ndeet and Perdido streets-kockaways
BarOuches Buggles etc. and first saddle and har
ness H0re
LEWIS FLoRANCE will SELL at II A. M, at Turner'S Ware
house. corner of Magazine and Lafayette streesndia
Rubber Bags.
THE SHER1Tr will SELL at haJfpast p NJ, at "a Camp st.
the confents Of a Marble Yard CSee advs.
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EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE Boston, for Vessels Disbursements for
T. sale BY lm31 Ct isl DEWEY & Co. 81 Grayierst
CEYMOUR & CO, AZ CAMP street. (Next Door to
y the corner of Gaver street, offer at the lowest rates
that can any where be found in the city FASHIONA-
BILE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS-Linen, Silk, Wool
en- and Cotton Fabrics, in great variety.
Aso-UMBRELLAS,P ARASOLS, CARPETlNG
and MATING. n31 st
Smiths md Engineers.
AULT & SEYMOUE-Julia street, Next to Com.
merce street, near the New leyee. (
VTTILL undertake every description of SMITH q
w WORK-Reparng and Altering Engines. h$A
and all the various Work in Iron and Brass. M
tV Scales Repaired and Adjusted with prompt ~
mh3l IT
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM PowERs.
n Now Exhibiting, in STATE HOUSE, Canal street, TIE
STATUE OF
1.-THE GREEK SLAVE
yXHBIT1ON Open Daily Sundays excepted) A. M
r. P. NJ II Admittance Is Season Tickets g. Pamph
lets 10 cents. fy22n
To Gas Light Company. ORLEANS, March
49, lS4A Dividend Of Twoanda per the Assets
the late Bank Department will be paid the Stockholders Of this
Institution and after LIST April next.
mhl4 eodl0t r. N. WOOD. Treasurer
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mWWzw GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, wNWx2l
lNEz stats Of Louisiana, s. Of r. W&
aAK - An Adjourned Session Of the Grand
zz09O Temple will be held in the City of NewOrieans @
Temple Hail. No sst Canal street on EVENING
April s. Open O'Clock precisely Representatives, are request
psncua by order of the Grand Worthy Tsmpiar
mh3I j. a. ulLE' " w. n.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
~ Seventh Ward, Second Municipality. 1.-The The
please Ryan' Of J.ck.on and Claiborne
streets, FRIDAY EVENING 30h nst O'CLOCK
Also Meeting will be held Mr. John Hendersons cor
ne of Poydras st. streets, SATURDAY EVENING"
the 3ls Instant halfpast O'Clock.
Several distinguished Speakers will address the meetings.
Ncrsr IvA a mh2
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District of Louisiana .. No
651... LEONARD DOBBIN us. Brig KEDRON.- In
obedience e the commando of Admiralty Warrant to
DRON her tackle apparel and furniture and do hereby
cite and admonsh the owner OF owners and all and every
other person persons having pretending to have, any
right title interest in to the TO be and appear
before District ol Of the United Sates for the lEasen
leans, be ore the Third MONDAY from this date.
70 show cause any they have why the said Brig
Be Condemned and sold sreeaby to the prayer Of the
O. s. Manhal's Office New Orleans, March y, le0
m2l. ALL WIN. F. WAGNER. U. 8. Mazshal,
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ing the Third Ward Second Municipality held
Hotel Monday evening" the 26h Instant nom
Aldermen the ensuing election, and two
Delegates the Democratic Convention select candidates for ne
General Council Mr. James Dunn appointed President and MI
c. p Bennett Secretary, when the following gentlemen were duly
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e~ Complimentary Benefit to Mr.. Jamison.-Ths
Undersigned DESTROYS rendering Mr. GEO. W. JAMESON
Complimentary Benefit, token Of their estimation Of him a.
gentleman their appreciation Of his excellence as an
actor have, concluded negotiation with Mr. r. L.
Place. Manager the American Theatre TUESDAY
EVENING. AnriI & New Orleans March 81, I849.
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WER'S NEW NOVEL.
Just received, and for sale at No ~ Camp street,
THE CAxToNs-A Family ply Picture By Bulwsr To
ABBOTf'S LIFE OF MARY-Also, of HANNIBAL
and ALEXANDER.
g. and S.
sTEPHENs's TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
AND YVCATAN.
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND. 2 vols Fresh supply.
RJJSSELL'S MODERN EUROPE. 8 vols.
tR- Just received and for sale by .a
mh3O 81 III. BECHTEL & co. ~ Camp st.
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Sv Philadelphia Hose Go. No: 14-Attend Regu;
Monthly Meeting and Washing on SUNDAY MORNING. April
|, at hat-pasts o'clock BY order Of
mi
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CANDIES sARoAPAHILLA, N quart hsesAss, sor tho
y.s .sa IN ss hss 81 "a A
as OK ns sos S
ngwo or letter sesd Head Enlargement, and Pain
and Diseases nudicious Of Mercury
ao D'S 'als be- By @ Chronic
a.. ai IL, s 81 ss nsm and
~ by physn. and admitted be the pow.
pioy The unfortunate Of Asrs
as ss'ssss.
ed hopeesy years under gsndular disorders
Of the
from the rack Of disease and nov with
The following Col Samuel O Taylor gentleman
high standing acquaintance through the southern
states lately appointed consul New Granada eomusnds
NV Yosr, January !, is.s
cd the Effects excellent preparation ssIsapsa on as
en persons in parts the county Virginia
ugh apaoa sa,sansi se.. my own
exciting il tbs most agreeable
Your s..para highly approved extensively BY the
United Ms.ico and cousin Gen Zachary Taylor
nss the same he and adopted the article same me
.nn In would ls the the
highly viii be priced and trust that il. health restoring
breadth Of onr widely extended country 'A N''
us Consul to New Glsnada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
NV YoKx, Feb II, 1913.
Messrs Having suffered with disease my
most Europe and the United States
receiving benefit but all the time
strength declining the disease making fearful
applications Whatever
thought producing hut confident the
derloabe situation the afyngis being accompanied with
phthsis great difficulty breathing would have
invaluable say gentlemen when
sarsapa did not place much confidence In its virtue
nj wi when informed had
fifty different remedies during the four without
Obliged yield evidence This marvellous spechc has
not cured and therefore think duty,
gentlemen the benefit suffering humanity to give this
tesaon OF my
Yours. very truly, d. fAkENT
Consulate of France IL the United States
The above and signature acknowledged in
presence Mr. ID. Parent true.
For the Consul General Of France
l.. BORG Vice Consul
The following interesting presented the
its peiua evidence
Ew YoRx April IS, lsA7.
bfessrs sA,ps: Gentlemen: Having long afflicted
debility loss OF appetite &C. receiving benefit
month since to make youI sarssps'la have
informing M effects have been attended with
happes restoring health and am induced
those desiring viii personally the par
effects OF this invaluable medicine by
calling at 2ss Bowsry New York
Yours respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH
Janet Mcintosh Is known TO member
Of church. good snaing and worthy Of conGdsncs
Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared wholesale and reav by A. and sands
druggists Fulton of William New
druggists generally throughout the United States
nd Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for S.
For sale in washington CITY, by r. Of 9th
Also by Charles Sto
7th and Pennky vania avenue. Oct 2SdtFeb25
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National lsatinx-house.

NATIONAL Eating house.
JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF St Thomas
u per brig Annaostin, Ca,H Dorry a lot of the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought this Market which
will be served mp daily in soup and al various modes
OF cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
tolk fresh oysters spced oysters shcc pshesd nacke-
ho5nsh, Sc. &c, ali c. which win be served up the
shortest notice.
Or Families served as usual.
Aug. I3-d w. WALKER,
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TIIlENCH and spanish LangunRcs.--J MEIEIiE, late
Il professor United States navy, Yale College, Nc. re-
specially acquants the citizens OF Washington thai he
contemplacs giving instruction in the above languages
we'll as in the English TO foreigners.
Prof. Meice haties himself that his reputation an in
s'ructo is too well established here to require particular
references.
For &c addre', NJ at the bookstores of Messrs
Fnnck Taylor, Tylor& Many, and Fischer or at ~hus
residence nj Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Fanck Tayor's
rchnsylvanla avanue Nov S--tf
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Seminary ior the Education OF Young Ladies'.
street, betucen 10th and l7M streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
THE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hav
l. ing selected the position above Indicated will be
prepared receive pupils Monday next the M OF Sep
tember
All the departments OF English, Classical, and Mathe
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages
Music Drawing. and Painting NC will be provided with
com petent and acconp lished instructors.
Miss Carroll will bsslow unrented personal attention in
the instructions OF her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much fence and tile inssitu
will have the supervision OF her father, Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, now resident of tins city.
The conditions of Abundance, which will be moderate
of study Nc, viii be found her prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application
the institution LIST of Sepcmber, at her present
residence, g street, between A and 9TH streets.
Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary oil the Navy.
Hon Reverdy Johnson, v. S Senate.
Hon James A. Pcarce, u. S. Senate.
Rev. DR.. Laurie, Washington
Rev. II. r. Gurley, do.
Rev. DR.. VIM. S. Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. DIR. breckenridge, Kentucky
Rev. DIR Thomwell, South Carolina.
Rev. DIR. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev. DR. Campbell, Albany, New York.
Hon ]. w. Cristieid, Maryland.
Hon J. G.. Chapman, do.
Aug. 3I--dtf
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GEORGE NJ. PAYNE,
J, CHILD,
VIM. A. FORWARD,

03- Editors in whose papers the above notice OF sale Of
lands is required TO be given will insert the same twice
weekly their respective papers ill day o SALE and for
ward their to the commissioners at st Augustine
by the month OF June, when the said accounts will be paid
n,.c .orovt
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A IDE Memoire to the Military Sciences, I'D VOL
~ London, ISIS Just imported by + TAYLOR, with
many Illustrative Engravings, Maps, Diagrams, Gc Sub
lects; Fortfcaon Field Fol,, Permauent Fo, Field ;
Fortress, Permanent forresscs, Field Places du Mo-
ment Forts, Detached Forthcation, Permanent; do
Cochons; do. Basrion do Monale nbers do Carnot's
do German do Relative value of; Fougass, Fmise Fur
nace (shot > Fuze (r mines } Gabon Galvanisn, Ge
ognoy, Geology, Grenade, Guard house. Guee, Gun Cot
Gunner, Gunnery, Gunpowder, Heat, Horse, Hurdle
ling, Loophole Machicous Magazine, ManDuvus, Mant
let, Marine A. tlery, &c.
TIE following volumes of this valuable series will be
ceived by the advertiser Immediately their appearance
in London. Nov rs
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\AANTED-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange for 10,
w shares of Washington city Gas stock. Apply 10
j. T.. DOW,
Jan 6-u No ., Union Buildings.
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Extract from tAs act Of Congrss Of March io'o, ''" 40
and be further enacted, That u shall % ms uuy ~
the Postmaster General in all future lettings o. Io
the of the mail let the same IN every case
10 the lowest bidder rendering sufficient lot as
III thout other reference 10 tho mode Of such
than may necessary % provide for the due
ceerirv ceranty and security Of such transportation
mi. snv contractor hereafter be required to purchase
out or tske at valuAon tho stock vehicles Of any pre-
yious contractor for the same routs."
MS Bidders will be careful read the forms and in
appended to this advertisement They
uues ed state their proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the and weight Of
mails, the speed called for in the schedules shall ro
que it, will be made for coach, steamboat
railroad conveyance the may be and nscqusnty
such will be let to bids proposing such mode OF
veyanee In all other the will be assigned TO
bids proposing the cheapest mode Of transportation
DWOPOsALs for Carrying the mats Of the unitsd
L States from the LIST day Of July, le49 the Both Of
June, 1885, inclusive, in kentucky Tennessec, Alabama
Mississippi, Arkansas Louisiana, and Texas will be
c<ved Office of the Post Once Department
in the city of Washington until Of the 4.h Of April
l64g Ito be decided by tho 2h day Of April l049 the
routes in the and tns herein specified viz
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KENTUCKY.

5l59. From Grayson, in Carter county at m Tuesday
by Little Sandy, D. Horons West Liberty, and
Hazel Green
To Jackson, in Breathu county, by 8p m Wednes-
day, 10 miles
And back between m Thursday and 8 p m Friday.
$780, From Jackson in Breath county, m Thursday
To Crocke,tsvie on the middle fork of Kentucky
river, in the same county, by IL m, Is miles
And back between p and m Thursday.
5l6l. From Kiddvlle at 6 Saturday
To Walter Goudc's, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and m same day.
5l6o From Mount Sterling at q Thursday
BY the Beaver Ponds on Red River, and the Estill
Steam Furnace
To Irvine, in Eslill county by I p m, IS miles
And back between and p m Friday.
5l63. From Peasurevile at m Wednesday
To Owenon, by 5 2 m, IS miles
And back between a m and S p m Thursday.
5l64. From Williamstown at g. m Wednesday
BY Fork Lick, Merediths, Collinss, and Logans
willie
To Leesburg, by m, 20 miles
And back between a m and 6 p m Thursday.
5l65 From Winchester at a m Tuesday
BY Reuben Fuckers, Walter Goude's, and the
mouth Of Woodward creek
To Irvine, by s pm, 80 miles
5l66. From Warsaw at I Thursday
Ry Glencoe and Poplar Grove
To New Liberty, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and p m ramo day.
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ALABAMA.

ALABAMA.
56t5 From Benton in Lowndes county
BY Joseph Walkers
To Warrenon in Dallas county
Bidders will the distance and the times Of arrival
and departure to be observed
56lC. From Jasper at a m Monday
To Springvic by p m Tuesday, IS miles
And back Cetween m Wednesday and p m
Thursday
Bids to extend TO AshvIle are invited.
56i7. From Marion Z m Monday
By Dickens Mill, Bsush Creek, Centrcvile, and
Jericho
To Marion by m Tuesday, 60 miles.
564S. From Moulton at S m Monday
To leighton, by IL m, "a miles
And back between ! p m and . m same day
Proposals for different schedule will be considered
$3.50. From Russelvlle at 7 a m Thursday
To BuzzArd Roost, by p m, 30 miles
And back between a m and IN Friday
$3.50. From Taladega at m Thursday
To Broken Arrow, in 81. Clair county, by p m, 20
And back between s m and IL m Thursday.
Bids for semi-weekly service are invited
BY Wellborne and Indigo Head
To Geneva, by I m Tuesday, 81 miles
And back between I m Wednesday and p m
Bids for scrvice once in two weeks are invited.
5652 From Wetumpka at g. m Monday
BY Nixhurg, Socopatoy, Pinckncyville, Goldvilc
To Griffin, in Georgia, by S p m Friday, ITO miles
And back between s a m Saturday and p m
Proposals to include Becket.svIle, Buyers Mills and
Brownsville, are invited also, to run twice week.
$3.50 From Wctunpka 1t a m Wednesday
BY Qutman Chestnut Crock and Wascahatchez
To Columbiana, by p m Thursday, IS miles
And back between a m Monday and m
Tuesday.
1884 From Wilderness at a m Wednesday
By Cartoons Store
To Choctaw Corner, Qa:e Motifs by - m, 16 miles
And back between and p m Wednesday.
$685.. From Whitesburg at 81 Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
BY Lsssy's Spring, Mount Hill, o'e.oder. Santa
Fe, Bountsvlle, Home, vi Iasc Springs, Mount
PnsOn. Oregon, ElvtOn Flora Monevalo
Maplcsvile, and Wetumpka
To Montgomery, 200 miles, by 81 p m. on Thurs
days, Saturdays and Mondays
And back between q m, Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays, and Thursdays Sundays. and
Bids carry twohorce, also in ouhorse coaches will
be considered ALSO in lieu OF route mentioned
at Gunops Landing, and by Ashvic Cropwel land
other oe e be specified by the bidder 70 Montgomery,
through rs hours each way, by schedule to be arranged
by the Department should the latter road be selected
M MGsslssIPPI. -.
$685. From Aberdeen at m Monday
By Ahens. Quincy, Spluns, Grub Springs, and
Hamilton
To Aberdeon by m Same day, As miles
5607. From Belefontaine Al m Monday U
BY Grenada
To Farmville, by p m next day, so miles
-84 And back between . m Wednesday aad 5p m
Ng ncxtday
$685. From Bolivar at m Saturday
To McNuu, by IL m next day so miles
And back between q m Monday and - m Tues
day.
$500 From Tnloxie at Wednesday
BY Augusta and EIIsvillc tEa
To Pauldng by 10 m Monday, $50 miles
And back between a m Wednesday and 10 m
Sunday.