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THE UNION.

wait patiently for the response Of the oracle In the
mean tme we will take the liberty OF advising this
great abolition party zone and ndivsble" that they
getting good many irons in the fire." and some OF them
will be likely to burn.
Yet, in striking of these hasty remarks. do not
wish to be misunderstood So far from Directing 10 the
higher education of women, we would earnestly adyo
cate it, We do not think they yet occupy that position
in society TO which they fairly entitled by their nat
ura talents. their rights Of inheritance, the interests
OF himself We have no doubt il could be proved,
by strict analysis Of the Biographies of the most dstn
gushed men in all nations that able indebted
to the auspices of accomplished mothers than TO those of
their fathers. II So would follow, necessary
sequence that the more accomplished the women are
the higher the education they receive, the dstin-
guished men would be produced. Woman would thus
be capable OF better fulfilling not only the duties OF the
mother. but the relations Of hepmate and companion
the husband We are even enthusiast in these opn
ions, and we should be happy 10 volume dedicated
to the exposition Of these truths, but upon rather a
different basis than Mary Wolstencraffs "Rights OF
Women !" but we have no idea OF countenancing such
wild schemes Of public convention like this, OF
and men, Of all colos, mngling together like the ele
ments OF the witches cauldron Of Macbeth Il runs at
once TO ridiculous and mischievous excess 1t defeats
the very object which all wise ought to accomplish
Such conventions come TO no good.
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rELEeRApHlo REpoRrs Toa THE UNION
Condition Of Tie Northern Markets

n
NEw YoRK October 2s-2, p. m.-The stock market 10
dull and prices tending downwads-no sales fix quota
lions. Sterling exchange. lua l0i premium Flour Is
more acve-sales OF 5000 bbs ut ~ A 81 SO for
mon state brands southern, - 81 S. Geaesee, IS
IS O64. Corn meal, 50 IL. Rye flour unchanged. Wheat
held very frnyno sales reported Sales OF rye ~
cents OATS 40 i3 Corn irm-mxsd held 70 cents
yellow 20 all cents Provisions steady, but active
sales bb. prime pork AT SO y7i mess held Sll
Lard u cents Bacon firm. Beef quiet Groceries exhibit
special changeprces steady Cotton to-day 10 dull
under sales yet reported Tobacco continues
frmprices in favor OF holders Whskey 10 steady,
with sales AT 26i n cents per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2-2. p, m-The sock.market 10
dull and sales OF moment Pennsylvania SIS OH The
flour market Is quetsales OF standard brands at
81 81 SIS extra, So % So 81. Wheat steady, with
limited of prime red at los cents and white st
III Il2 cents per buhel Corn is hrmer under the Pa
cities news-whie, 81 81 cents and yellow, 81 IS
cents Rye 6S 10 cents Cotton is im-saes are limit
ed. Whiskey, 70 a 26k cents.
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The signs Of approximation between the eastern and
western members in the convention are improving The
west wishes to obtain representation upon the basis Of
white population-he east demands security against
undue taxation upon slave property An amendment was
adopted in the convention Friday which substantially
proposes to refer both these great principles 10 the same
committee
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MAJos HoBsiE-The New York Tribune gives a rumor
that Msjor Hobbie First Assistant Postmaster General
resigned tina, post and accepted the presidency ohs Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, n salary OF six thousand
dollars per This the New York Post has reason to
believe IL a mistake, and ssysi
We undetand that the condition Of his health has do
termned Mr. Hobbe resign, and that he has received
applications from several large steam and elegsphic
Citations assist In their management but thai he not
determined TO accept any such responsibility until his health
A more 1fm,n
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BY GREEN u ThSTET, Auoti0neers.
nyo LARCE CASES OF DUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS AT AUG
TION.-on Friday, 25h instant, shall SELL
on oom Pennsylvania
O'Clock, m large Of Harsem flower roots, viz
Double single hyacinths, naIcisses, and tulips -
DO do jonquils, iris, crocus, Due Won Thols SC.
The In fine otder from the celebrated
florists and nurserymen Hariaem, Holland
Ladies md gendemen please be punctual 70 the time.
GREEN l. TAsTET,
Oct 24-a Aucuoneers.
00The above sale IL postponed until Tuesday after
noon next the O'Clock, when will posi-
u''y '@"' P'N'' GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct R5-2t Aucuoneer.
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EsrAu or JosrpH FowLrr, The real estate
sft by the late Jos Fowler in New odsans valued
the 7 Instant by appraisers appointed by hs Of
pobses. Iu value put down $685. 800 The prop
ey left by Fowler including real estate bills nc~ivsbe.
&C., will least million three hnndr.a thoa
sand dollars
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF PRIVATE FAMILY.-on
III Wednesday morning. October 3d. a l0ocock shall sell,
the
all her furniture and household effects, viz:
Piano forte and stool, mahogany sofa
Mahogany rocking, and parisr chairs
Do dining, card, and other tables
DO dressing and other bureaus
Do French and other bedsteads
Wardrobes, washstands, toilet tables
Chamber sets, looking -glasses
Parlor window curtains, shades and blinds
Pari0r, chamber and stair carpets
Passage oil-cloth and straw mating
India China dinner service
French gilt and iron stone China tea ware
Candelabras and mantel lamps
Crockery and glass ware fire sets
Kitchen utensils, &c.
$50 and UNDER cash $50, credit of two and
months satisfactorily sndorsed bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
oct25-d Auchoneers.
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Fire, in 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS October % Our city has been visited with
two destructive fires during the past week The first
Cured Wednesday morning, al o'clock in the flooring
aud planning mill Of j. p DWELL OF Eighth and Sc.
Charles Streets and the entire building together with all
the machinery. fxtures and content. Were entirely do.
,troyed The concern insured for 600 The stock
of -four and wheat destroyed valued 800 which
there was OF $4,000 The lumbar destroyed
was not insured, and valued at % 800 Two adoin
ing houses besides Dr. Van Coats church, more
less injured The fire occurred while the mill running,
and ali hands about The other, which proved de-
strucve properly, broke last night about O'clock In
the rectyng liquor store Of Mr. Harkerode on the evee
and aier burning for nearly three hours the flames
sumed the entire building together with the adjoining
occupied a cohee house, and third occupied ~
thousand dollars.
There were in the about thousand casks
of liquors. belonging to Mr.. Partridge, which
sumed The total amount Of the loss which there was
partial insurance. win be not less than $4,000 Several
persons were injured by the falling Of walls One
taken under heap Of ruins with leg broken;
other received confusion In the head by the falling
of some bricks from burnt walls.
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Law and Agency once.
DANCING ACADEMY.

L
public Dancing ssSS ss. s \, m.1. :.
every variety q p.,ior and ballroom dancing Madam :.
:s:s. .1 az. .s s: % e.: : IN
lessons given house. when not engaged IN school For
| Z OWEN a son would r.spsetfaiIy inform their
rs% New 1si and I'M.
!" a,S nj: . city Tssas iS1 pss, so hey yo sna.
call and Examine for yoa. m. YES .,,..
osm 900 sin'''' ''' " A''''
CITY TAXES FOR period deduction for promp,
win close on The hr.t q Novsmbsr until which time
deduction Of six per cent win be allowed upon all payments for
All person. MODIFIED advertisement Of den-
''.'' property W" . published course sssfsss
OCT low COLLECTOR
NoTICE.-we day NJ. Cha. St
soadue.:d o. chuss sessass Co. ....0w
SHAKER n.nnsl .n.rs. ana arsw:r.Is,. day received
full assortment Of Shaker flannel shirts and drawers direct
from Shaker village, New Hampshire
ssss s s:':s sss.s!ss:: clasp clasps .rseJ
For sale, At uniform prices, I" srrvrrsu
Gah cap and s'na'"'sss NJ ''; s.s"s :'f Ss.
/ WIN. ,. sroNE, Jr,
Arronrrr oouSsrLIos AT LAW
once on v, near the Of i4th
octio-dsm
ron r.surH.ss o. Lives and surviverships.- British
Commercial LIE Insurance Company snlhsd ls0, and
.sdc~msnt h.dr.s ss London, New YORK. wsshnson
Sass svsaus door Isss.sn H..
| oc~-dim Agent
CHARLES Asnnr.
Arrosss! At hAw
- And ascst Or eams 70 ssssFss
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:. oUvCY washington.--Ihs undersigned, lets Of Ire In
soecton Of the Post Once Dspaneot ces bic servy
generally and 10 nos ~ ~ so1wesen
sscton particularly, with the af ~ roova on eAee
the character b. ~ r sus
the department for honss, sapoevs cd eAsy sn1
his associates In ocs q bch patsss Win their hrU
All order. 70 attend 70 business, Il svsy nature a
AMn4 OWNER, Agent,
yuly t-dn sss dross oGcs pspsnnsns
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Bx DYER 2 MCGUIRE, Auctions,

BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneors.
nRUsrEE's SALE OF FANCY DRY GooDS.-on Thursday,
November 10 O'Clock shall sell, by order trustee
ali the the Sa T. Dury consisting
Hosiery, gloves, nbands, laces, flowers
Caps, edgings, buttons, combs, gmps a
Needless purses and hnges
Comprising general goods found fancy
stores
Terms Gas under cash s2 credit Of and four
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
FREDERICK FICKEY, Trustee
lac DYER b MCGUIRE
oct8-d Auctioneers !
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N 60! g dozen ladies' black kid gloves
i: & !: (: s sE;.. !: !:
ss b the best arsls + 9, county
Comb, Fancy, and Penumsy store, Penn avenue, near
INSTRUMENTATION many esh and choice goods jus,
opening PARkERs IN The psramsy aep.r'psn are Lq,
and mus. real r.n ma ooS s cold
heIf Bs %seops.roas hair washes S 10. sale sSs The
sth November, in the new store under The Ssnons Hotel
Comb, Psrfamery, Fancy store, Penn avenue,
octE-a National Hotel.
NoMBs AND BRUsaEs-Just received /. full and complete
Of English and American hair brushes she'll buffalo
and a no a s ,nc nan
National Hotel, on the l5sh November. v
Fancy peume Penn National Hotel
NEW FANCY GOODS, Shell and BunaIo Combs
besu and extensive Of shell and bualo
wilmington opened this day. and sold very previous 20
moving under the National Hotel the 18th
A'-' ' PARKERs
rssmsy and Fancy s'o Penn avenues near National o'sl
Law and Agency once.
THE undersigned attorneys agents. practice Supreme
Court OF the United States and the courts Of the District Of Co
ans ~ @
bounty lands PENSIONS return Of dues patents for
They tender their services members profession at dis
and when the case prepared By local agent win absie
Of the departments viii be furnished
lar couepondent without eha They have made
land the best western lands.
once Pennsyivania avenue, Lane and TueksI Building
BEN. Y. GREEN,
RICHD II. CLARKE.
iy-3taw3m
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CENEvIEvE, or the History Of
VI Alphonse de Lamartine. Price ~ cents.
Additional Memoirs Of my Youth BY II
cents.
Pictorial Field Book OF the Revolution part
MemoiEs Of the Life and Writings OF Doctor
The Country Year Book, by William Howet
Crahame, or Youth and Manhood a romano
aTaIbot and vernor.u I vol.
Domestic History Of the Revolution, BY Mn; !.
Oct 20 ~
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ctOE warming Paper, al 80 cents per reasa.
Letter and fooscsp writing paper, ruled ~ IS roam
- - For sale Al TAYLOR 4 MAURYr
Oct 10 Bookstore, near oh street
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WE have just received the new style Nightingale
w trimming ...-a
Also nne French worked collars Jenny
and muslin cuffs lace and muslin sleeves aud lot Of
cheap rlband.
10 which attention Of ladies generally,
cusomers particular
Don't forget the place. b. h. A. TATE,
Oct29-N Al Kings Lace Store--the old stand
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1.-The amount Of the precious metals exported from Lon
don during the week ending Thursday last was fl677
silver IL In demand for foreign coin abroad and, though
supplies come forward from hs United States, calls are
soo on the LONDON Market the great market for Imports
letd and silver In bars, 6s. I'd.
Q0- MasonieA regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No. l vii
be held this thursday evening at O'clock Masonic Hall
Of Z and 10th streets.
BY order Of n. w M GA scHwARzMAN,
Oct ~ Secretary.
wYMAN's EXHIBITIONS
AT the ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Every Evssins tAis Week.
small bills Doors open u TO commences at half
o'clock octN
washington and Alexandria o~t.-Ths Steamer
Thomas Collyer's Week.
..sfE-.A The fine new boat THOMAS CoLLYER
with the boat Washington hc iaX boat and
Leaves AeIandr!a a, o., \ am.l i AK, and as,pm
The Thomas Cclysr win tps Mount Vernon
week.
oct2s-5t
DIANOs, sERAPHINEs, Scyust received per schooner
Michigan, from New York. further supply OF pianos These
with of pianos,
make extensive
every variety Of scae st. st. and octsveo the highest quail
ty and finish. Secondhand pianos taken in pay
Also just supply superior seaphnes msodeons
New music weekly including songs Jenny
this country, with beautiful vgnees, and sold
-'' RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct 29-eod3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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BALrlAoRE. Oct 2s-5. p. m.
Basimsss IN Baltimore = NsD MILITARY Company -usko
Mssii"g.-Ns0 York aad ihs Fagitirs La1.--7xA Mary
Ia nd StcysfaTy Of State The Markets, DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-20

FALL or PART OF .1IIE HoRsK-SHoE AT
NIAGARA FALLs.-On Tuesday evening last, our
citizens were startled on hearing loud and terrific
noise, resembling, as near rs we can describe IT,
the heavy booming OF artillery, in quick success ..
sion, which shook the earth around us very sensi-
bly,. IL proved TO be part Of the Horse. Shoe all
on the Canada side, which had falleo, carrying
away about ten rods Of the rock in length, by four
in width. The canal boat which had been lodged
for the last few months on the brink Of the rock
which has fallen, and which has excited the adj
miration. OF all who behela II, was also carried
over with the rock. II NJ now in the whirlpool,
two miles down the river, dancing attendance TO
the freaks Of that great ma.lstrom The crash oc-
cure about O'Clock Ia the evening; and Il Is in.
deed providential that IL fell at such an hour, and
al this se ason OF the year. Had Il been in the sum-
mer, when so many thousendl OF strangers are
here. there undoubtedly would have been persons
crushed to death; for IL Ia precisely the spot where
so many continually passed, and where so many
have stood TO contemplate the grandeur Of nature,
and behold the vac Of the mighty cataract above
them rushing terrihcaly over their heads, that Is
now filled wi h the huge masses Of rock which
have fallen from above. The lees &c this portion
Of the rock has not in the least diminished in ap
pearance the view ~ the Fails, but has added to
the scs M, which LOOKS grspder and suhlime,
Irtssbe than ever --Atd. A, = Z = 4 - o.. "A,
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DEPARTMENT OF srArE,


SIRi-l deem IL to be my duty again TO address
you on the subject Of Mr. Seelys claim against thu
Dutch government. This is not now done TO en-
force It's justice, although deem II 10 he eminently
Just, but to instruct you TO reterae your request
for an answer from the Minister for Foreign Affairs
to your note Of the 10Th of November last.
IL is now nearly a year since the date of that
note, and yetit still remains unanswered Through
out my experience in this department, no such want
OF courtesy TO this governmen Mt has ever been mani
Tested by any foreign government For my own
part, should consider myself highly censurable,
were TO pursue a similar course IA regard to any
note addressed to this department by the Charge
dAfiaires Of the Netherlands, and more especially
~ It bad been written by the express command OF
his gCvernn ent.
Upon the receipt Of this despatch, yeu will, there
fore, address note 10 the Minister for Foreign AT
fsrs urging him, in firm but respectful language,
TO answer Jour note Of the 29,h Of November last.
Should he refuse to give you an answer, OF, what
is substantially the same, neglect to do 80 within
reasonable time, you will then report the fact to
this department.
pursue this course upon the suggestion of Mr..
Seely, who has just reason to complain hat the
Representative OF his government at the Hague,
has not been Die TO obtain an answer to his able
ana judicious note, written nearly year ago.
Mr.. Seely has just cause for his impotence and
shall expect to hear from you promptly on tins
subject.
lam, cir, respectfulIy, your obedient servant,
JAMES BrcHAyAy
Auguste Davezac, Eco &c, &c, NC.
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~ " DilAIe.

NEW MEDICAL BooKs.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and Of delicate Diseases
and all the Kindred sfcetiona-usratea By
Der Of beautifully eoored plates large hfsi ~ no
Bospteh NJ d. lecturer and diseases the
sseys eanet nature 4, e lsrEs qasr.o-rs pssssj =
a. snss, re. "a ,.,s,ss 80.
equal 70 Records Actions works ,hs family q
eaass and far superior 70 anything ~ the kind
hshsc in This county Author q The Family Pkysl-
abu and ts depiorsbe deee Impotenov e,sriiitv
,1 edition tUSTs,,s p,s,ss re. FOR s.ls a
ana By the author. tOt Brosdvey.
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The annual con pion Of coal in London Is esti-
mated ut 10000 chsldrons The effort Of this guam
tity would sufnce TO raise q cubca block Of marble
1000 feet In the side through space equal TO ts own
height or 20 pile one such mountain upon another.
The Monte Nuvo, near Pozguoli (whi erected In
single night BY volcsnic fre) might be raised BY
such an effort from q depth Of 10000 feet, about
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nocroR YoURssLF-FoR rwESrY-rrvs ossrs-
Own Physician Thirtisth edition. with one h.sdrsd
gravings showing Diseases and In evsry
uny Il b,susVss fTSs S ;..on D. fsrs
Diseases are faithfully described and All the rseipes five
n plain rhs q sAss Ycrss
who have been unfortunsts y conwsctns ssease
previous 70 pacns yeursve. 70. sr ~ ~ ,aecses
" ussfui work Strangers Visiting che oiy par.suisrie
those contemplating Goat thnf ., rsurnins homs
karrisrs TIE Posts, Escuapius tvery ons uis own
AZ receive sns spy = ". s s',
", copies viii ss sea, Cor enc Dollar Aasr--. DR WI
ossG ~ sssSs r s
DARIs AND LONDON rRxArssNr OF PRIVATE SIS
ssis In .seeoss ana dsbty brought on sy
Improper hssits eosins medicines With tie rssiy
vshou, a. 1 have e..e. daily. 81 years stssdiss. spsr
NE other rhyselsns all guarantee permaaens eurs,
sS.r. sss sss..S ~ sS. p.s .rsss ne s. v ss:
Nsssiss h.- hs. son. equal Yea srr.S me IN
s..s. q b.,oss w.. rps,, -. ..S.s rh,.i...: sy's
n g.. yss. cure, s' " IE .ss s...ss
you cured MS ~ local and general sssmepA shest
%s 20. s.'s br 4 ; 80 49, s'sr.
TIVE doors iron nrpsdws~e
I,R COOPER, "a DUANE STREET., HAa ron rHu
~ iset fourteen Led his Practise te We treat
men. q 80 o,sr s:ss w can srrs ne 49,
s~o 70 eve Gays. perfect srrs o. eessrwe.
ms JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE sTREry so WELL
~ tao treatment Of deliests diseases TIE
fer sk IN thess halcarod that
s-SSss s. ssS,, Sscsssy sursx Esssss Sssss
s-ss- .@.~-s ~-s-
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DAcITIo hAIL STEAMSHIP ConPANY.-THs Pun

lie are informed that under the arrangement Of tbis
Company steamers and approved BY the navy De-
to leave and San Trano.so o %a ,s s ar. s1
81. he sroo rssss unayoa
stesms Of the first Of the month viii touch Acapueo
Of the AFT Of the win touch At bSt ~
no other Mexican ports
her arrival IA the Pacific between Trsnesco and pcrs
in Oregon, awaiting the former port the Of nails
and for tho fooaiss steamer ron
between Psnans and San Francisco. '' '-''''s''
u sS1.' sniR i A..S win be s ne
tesnth. and CHEROKEE. leaving New York twenty
hshh Of each month for Chagres third boat viii also -
TRe new ,,..@ship. cXRiB6E&E ana PHILADELPHIA
leaving .. such periods win 40 little detention -
possible on thsIthmas sndfomips With the Paehe
Nesico. Calfornia and Oregon.
Through ,,etsts iOr .n month on sppss
lions p,sass fr.r New Orleans be made 20 xRS
srkosg. LAuRhsoN q Co, Agents 81 that place.
EARE RkDUcED.-TBRoUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
s,ssnsIs in the ps,dnsoa saturday, Doc: ~ Iss-Tss
viii leave hsr deck Pier river for Chsxres on
SATURDAY Dec rs at three o'clock Reduced rates Of
Saloon state Rooms. 500
-. the sane table and k.v. III. iiyilsss
stssr,ss, I furnished with uastr.,. and board .1
Pansma san Francisco In the splendid steamsSip
ChLIy0RN 70 leave Panama on sbost Jan. Is 1891
go. h'0"'.'' $50 80. $50
sse.rsss found With naitr.:; and beard ~
81 and IS south street.
EOn san TRANcIsco DIKEcT-DEsPATcH LINZ
first yes.eL-Ihe splendid Canton setstship NEBRAs-
hundred barrels freight, and viii sail sbos, ten days she
.ipsrr S tr s,,i cabin P.s
JOHN OGDEN. ii6 Wall street.
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UlIPPIU0.

Il Captain James @. Luce. This steamship will depart
With the msils for Europe positively 20 meirow Saturday,
Dec IL o'clock M from her berth at the foot Of Canal
street. No berth secured until paid for. All letters
pass through the Poet Once ThuTsdsy 18th instant
Tor elegance or comfort, SPPly to oo,,rs 90 v.u..
The steamer BALTIC viii succeed the Arctic and sail
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Cabin so steerAge ......... s26
The falcon will connect with
this line and having through tickets will NOT be
delayed At Panama beyond the usual at that port
PASSAGE rRoA PANAMA T ANcfsco.
ca Tss ii:,.;c,, "a; soy sssrsSe $50
furnished with new boilers, snd has and stat
room deck Her cabins are new furnished throughout and
her aeee for passengers those
OF any other steamed Ahoa For freight appIv
rem street, MO ROBERTA
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices in
Mississippi for the nett proceeds OF said Offices respectively
limited each 10 10 be named in the proposals
Anti Bank from Brownsville, ~ miles, once week
Aualavle and Bluff Spring from Kosciusko, ID miller,
twice week.
Blackland from Dry Rum miles, once week
Bolivar from Napoleon, Ark, ID miles once a week
Brookvlle from Deer Brook, Is miles, twice week.
Burkitsvile from Lexington, u miles, twice week.
California fr m Oakland, miles, once a week
Camden from Sharon 10 miles, twice q week.
Cato Springs from Brandon, Ia miles, once n week.
Centre Ridge from Black Water, miles, once a week.
Csibornevilc from Saarlia, miles, a week.
Cornersvlle from Hickory Flat, 81 miles, week.
Conerly's from China Grove, miles, a week.
DaIeys Cross Roads from Chockaw Agency six miles,
twice week.
Della from Helena Ark, 10 miles, twice week.
Dry Run from Ripley, d 8 miles, week
Early Grove from Lamar, miles, twice a week.
Elm Grove from TatesyiIle, 3 miles, twice a week
Emory from Lexington, IL miles, a week.
Eulogy from Lexington, IL miles, a week.
Fearns Spring from MashuaviIle, miles, once n week
Free Will from Raymond, 10 miles, a week
Fremont from Bexar, miles, a week
Greenlcsf from Hernandez 10 miles, once a week.
Greenwood from Carrollton, l6 miles, twice week.