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Lows Honey Soap.

WIS cellent Soap for winter use together with he
IN oyesa2 Windsor, and Other standard Soups SAFE
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Five Store to be ENLARGED.

He Proprietor Of the HIVE being about enlarge his
store to nearly double its present size also intending
70 remodel throughout finds will become necessary to
crosse up part OF next month"; in consequence will until the
rst oil August, offer inducements his customers which
the citizens of this city seldom favored with close
my Store for one day for the express purpose of
MARKING Do wv THE PRICES,
customers will find upon examination that they all pur
chase who give call, if low prices will induce them
by reference to past experience the citizens will take
hotce that no advertisement appears from the HIVE
whch does not mean something. Prices will actually be
nlch less tan formerly, and examination only
sary to convince all.
During this sale shall cfer all my Shilling and Twenty
cent MUSLtAS for 10 and l2} cents.
M9SLtYS DE LANES, none shilling, and the
most at l25 cents.
Cents-owest retail price for the of has
been less than SO cents
silk and Wool BARAGEs AZ cent goods at SO cents and
the 81 cent goods at 25 centsalso lot of Cotton Warp
Barages at l24 cts.
large lot FRENCH PRINTS reduced to II and 20 cts
Super French 374 cent GINGHAMS for 28 cts-25 cent
Gnghams at 20 cents7 and 20 Gnghams for IL.
20 pieces of super 30 cent MUSLIN GINGHAMS marked
down to l24 cents.
SO prs. blk and Pic Mic GLOVES and NITTS at cts.
Lot Wrought Palm CASHMERE So SHAWLS for 81, ISL
Lot Black $3.50 SILK SHAWLS for 1925
Lot Readymade MANTILLAS for less than the cost of
materials
Black and Green PARASOLS for SLAP.
Amy thing to be found in the Store will be sold cheap
enough to satisfy any one.
II the intention ofthe subscriber open the pub
tic the coming Fall an entire Store to appearance
also nearly entire stock of Goods FLOW PRICES
will sell those on hand.
~ Ladies who give this sale their attention will be paid
for their trouble
- Sign Of the Bee Hire, 1O5 Main Street
GEO. P. BRYANT.
P. S. The above Low Prices will be continued until the
first of August when the Store will be closed for repairs
July l6. dw2wis
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JOB PRINTING,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
EXECUTED AT
THE SPY OFFICE.
THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
Anniversary OF Emancipation in the West
India Islands.

The Board OF Managers of the MASSACHUSETTS ANTI
SLAVERY SOCIETY having voted that they would celebrate
the approaching Anniversary of West India Emancipation
by public meeting in the City Of WORCESTER the Com
mittee OF Arrangements would give notice, the use of
the beautiful and spacious CITY HALL of Worcester has
been granted for that occasions and on behalf of the Society,"
and for the sake OF the three million slaves of this country
whose emancipation is still delayed and scOnflly refused
they would invite all the and daughters not OF
Massachusetts alone but of New England to assemble on
that day in WORCESTER and renew the demand for that
Emancipation in the of Justice of Humanity and of
God.
Let early extensive and general preparation be made for
ameeting which shall surpass all that have gone before
1t should be remembered that Worcester is peculiarly
easy OF access by Rail Road ouly from other parts Of
the STATE bat from Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hamp
shire, and Vermont and it is hoped earnestly desired
that numerous delegation will be present from each of
those States.
The Committee of Arrangements is as follows FRANCIS
JACKSON of Boston, SAMUEL MAY JR of Leicester JOSHUA
T. EvERETT of Princeton BENZ. p RICE, LEANDER EATON
JOSEPH A. Rowland and MARTIN STowELL of Worcester,
and ALFRED WYMAN of Westminster.
u The abest and eloquent friends of the Anti-Sla-
very will be present The meeting will commence at
10 O'Clock AM. of Thursday, August l.
~ The Boston and Worcester r. r. Cowi convey pas
sengers from Boston to Worcester td back, the first
for dor each and will despatch special return train
from Worcester at 5 p. NJ.
u The Providence and Worcester R. R. Co., the Woy-
cester and Nashua r. r. Co., and the Fchburg and W0r-
cester r. r. Co., will convey passengers to Worcester and
back, the Isl August from the different stations their
respective lines OF road at hq the usual fares. They will
also send s=s trains from Worcester at P. NJ
o. The NorCic6 md Worcester r. r. Co. ALSO will con-
vey passengers Worcester and back that day. half
the usual fares provided obey take the train which leaves
Norwich at 81 A. NJ. and by the train which leaves
Worcester at A P. NJ.
July Is dwis
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Copartnership Dissolution,

coparnershp formerly existing between the subscr
l bers, under the firm and style of SAMUEL FLAGG d
Co, was dissolved by mutual consent, the goth u
All debts due said firm to be paid to the firm Of
SAMUEL FLAGG Co.. and all debts owing by the old frm
viii be paid by said new firm of SAMUEL FLAGG & Co.
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS w. POND,
EPHRAIM II. BELLOWS.
Worcester, July IS, 1850. d3wis
NOTICE.
TINE subscribers have formed Coparnersp under the
i firm and style of SAMUEL FLAGG IL CO.. and will
continue the Machine and Tool Manufacturing Business as
heretofore their spacious Machine and Tool Establish
ment situated UNION STREET Grateful for the very
liberal patronage extended the old firm respectfully
solicit continuance to the new.
u All orders viii be executed with promptness and in
the most workmanlike manner.
SAMUEL FLAGG,
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS w. POND.
Worcester, July Is, 1850 davis
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NOTICE,

WHEREAS, my son, Francis b. Ut!ey MINOR iel. my
wv house on the 2ith inst without my consent-ths is to
caution all persons against haborng or Trusting him on my
account as shall pay debts of his contracting alter inns
date. o. W. TO-.
Ware July 26, 1850, oot~
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Wanted- Young Men

OF BUSINESS HABITS intelligence, and enterprise, tc
" act AGENTS in the different Counties in the States
of Maine, New Hampshire Vermont, New York, New Je
sey, and Delaware. Also,
ONE HUNDRED
Who be absent months longer travel Agents
in different sections in the Southern and Western States, and
Canada They will be required principally with
work lately issued by the subscriber and which has been
got up under his personal decon and designed for the sub
scripton business exclusively entitled
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD,
Giving complete history, both Ancient and Modern, of
every nation globe brought down to the present time
including the late MEXICAN WAR, CALIFORNIA, &C.
1t illustrated with large number of beautiful Engrav
ings representing the most important Battles Coronatons,
ProceSsions Costumes &c. &C.. that are known in the
worlds history. Besides is attached the work magnf-
cent CHART representing the Flags of the various nations
and splendid View of the Cy of San Francisco, printed
in Coors in the highest style of the art The work is sold
extremely low price, which places it within the reach
of all.
Being connected with the extensive publishing house of
Messrs Harper Brothers, N York, supply Agents with
their Books at their regular wholesale prices
No agent will be required to territory previously
occupied and all books sold be returned at prices
originally charged Anopportity rarely offered presents
itself professional and school teachers well
others who wish to engage.
" For further information, apply at my Office MAIN
STREET, NORWICH, in the same building with the Norwich
Courier, address HENRY BILL,
July rs, 1850. dwistf Norloich, Conn.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WOrceSter, SIS. July TO- 1850,
DY virtue of an Execution which issued on Judgment
ID in favor of George L Makepeace, of Worcester, in
the County Worcester yeoman against JOSEPH CUSI
ING of Peterborough in the Count of Hillsborongh and
of New Hampshire, the June term of the Court
all the Right in Equity that the said Joseph Gushing had
the twenty first day of December A. d. 1s49, the day
when the attached mesne process to redeem
certain morgaged Real Estate situate in the of Rut
land in said County, and is the that is described in
mortgage deed thereof from Thomas Read to the Worces
County Institution for Savings recorded in the Reg
istry of Deeds for said County, book pages and s. and
Saturday. the thirtyrst day of August next A. d. 1850
at o'clock in the afternoon, my office in Worcester, No.
1876 Main Street. shall offer for SALE the highest bidder
public auction the aforesaid right in equity of redemp
ton satisfy said execution and all fees and charges Of
sale. ldJyl3l J. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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shaving Scan.

Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.
n, rIyHE Estate Pleasant Street, opposite Chestnut
80 81 well known the property formerly owned
..iH and occupied by DIR. o. II. Blood The House in
good order and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees. very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase. Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
mo. IA dwisf BENZ. BUFFUM. Pleasant-st.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. July Is, 1885,
virtue of an Execution which issued judgment in
ID favor of Abram j. Gibson of Clinton in said county,
painter against JOSEPHUS KENDALL, of Clinton afore
said yeoman the last of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county, have taken all the Right in Equity that
the said Josephus Kendall had the twenty day of
May last, the day when the attached mesne
process to redeem certain morgaged Real Estate situate
in said Clinton and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof from the said Josephus Kendall to John p
Houghton recorded in the Registry of Deeds said
ty book ASS pages 37 and 3 and Saturday. the thirty
first day of August next O'Clock in the afternoon
my Office in Worcester, No 1856 Main Street, shall offer
for sale by pubic auction the highest bidder said right in
equity of redemption satisfy said execution and all fees
and charges of sale. lJl6dl J. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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At BRINLEY HALL,
Opens on Monday, the 99th Of July inst,
commences at II O'Clock in the Evening,
On TYednesdGg & Saturday afternoons, at 8 o'clk
fine occupied is 81 hours.
NOT being able to obtain AmOry Hall fer two weeks, the
IN Manager will open this exhibition above stated 1t
consists OF the PARAMOUNT WATER WORKS and seem
cry adjacent on the Schuylkl = Also, the MAMMOTH
CAVE OF KENTUCKY, 49 different views, and not any
of them in the least resembling each other-aso, the
PRAIRIES or Life in the West ending with the Prares on
Fire. Also the NIAGARA RIVER, and FALLS in Sum
Iner and in Winter time.
This is the third edition painted by Mr. Brewer from his
original drawings-and is much enlarged and improved
The second edition was exhibited by him in Philadelphia
but has now gone TO Europe Inc arIsts oil Philadelphia
speak oft as follows
Thomas Sully ESD SAYS Mr. Brewer has achieved
Indispensable requse-uth of representation. My udg
men formed the accuracy with which the painter has
given the Falls of Niagara the original of which have
seen Its truthful deneatOn has given me firm reliance on
the faithfulness of the rest of the Panorama
Rembrandt Peale Esq, says " Mr. Brewers Panorama,
Interestingly varied other scenes owes its chief attrac
ton to his excellent epresen of the supendous and
magnificent chambers the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky
His residence near Cave a0rdng him the advantage OF
frequent studies should be duly appreciated in this unique
production"
myself Of the opportunity witnessing Mr. Brewers Nov
ING Panoramic Painting executed by his truthful pencil and
and several of who accompanied me to this eX.
hhition derived renewed pleasure at each visit"
We might fill a volume with similar high testimony OF the
best judges-but citizens are invited 10 see ana Judge lor
themselves No lover of the caste the sublime and Deal-
tif should fail to embrace the opportunity oil behodng the
great and instructive Wonders OF Nature, especially tose
in our own country, which surpass all Others
nyAs this will he taken TO Boston in few days, and from
thence TO the large cities only arrangements can be made
with the different Rail Road Companies during It's stay III
Worcester 1Eo noHoN ~ ~
AZ Messrs TUCKER q BoNNEYs American House.
" Tickets, 2 cents each and children nan price, lor sae
at the Bookstores of w. Lazell, e. LNefmore anu = a.
Rowland, and al the door a
Worcester, July 20 uF
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July 10, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ANs0N BRA
MAN, late of Worcester, deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited TO appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of August next 10
show cause why the first rendered by Francis H.
Dewey and Otis Braman, the Executors, of their admins
traton of said Estate and the claim of said Dewey us
CREDITOR should be allowed and all allowance decreed
to the widow J20d CHAS G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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81 Decd Shot for Bed EsMgs.

Fatal inatiOn-Sleep in Peace!
THE DeaL Shot Bed Bug Poison article surprising
in its destructive effects any thing known and utterly
annhilang those noxous of nightly
For sale by C. A. g. E. HARRINGTON,
Sign Of the Good Samaritan,
MAY II d3taw3mis No. so Main St.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate O6ce July Is, 1885,
To all persons interested in the Estate of LUCRETA
LEAVENS, late OF Thompson, in the State of Connecti
cut, deceased Greeting
YOU cited to appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of August next, to
show why administration of the estate of said deceas
ed should not be granted James Allen of Norhbrdge in
the County Of Worcester.
Jyl9d* CHAS. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July 49, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JENNIS0N
LOW, late of Warren, deceased, Creating.
YOU cited to appear Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester the first Tuesday of August next, to
show why administration of the estate of said deceas
ed should not be granted Augustus H. Low, of Warren
Jy20d* CTIAS G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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!, ONts, eEaeeJ A0OtNtOes.

Corn, Oats, tgaseJ Potatoes.
G0O BUSHELS Northern Corn
[OO 400 do Oats;
200 do Potatoes;
For sale wholesale and retail by DEXTER s. STONE,
March IL. diff Southbridge-st.
Dotted swiss NEuSEimS.
f0NE carton of the above goods just received at
~ July IL d4ws HALL 81 THOMPSONiS.
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REGEEOW'S
Spring Fashions.

INHE undersigned begs leave retunher compliments
the Ladies for their patronage for past years. and would
respectfully that she has Just received splendid
assortment of MILLINERY, which she is prepared to
hibit at her establishment, No. 90 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES RIB
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats Gaps this establishment will
be get the right shapes.
~ Please call and examine. ?. FELTON,,
May dwstf go Main st.
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ny virtue Charles county court sitting a. court
equity undersigned, trustee WIN sell before e court
mouse door Port Monday the I'D day ofyu next
.e and Ave O'Clock the tract Of land nhenra
mother, Mary V heasi and aiso, tns'
d Dr. Francis Neaie died
which said Dr. Francis Neae hNea
occuped n tie called and known toose
creek containing hundred and my acres oso acs)
more less. .Fts. x !.
This farm upon comfortable dwelling barns aoiss ana
II Is well watered, heavily ubefed
navigation The land In high state OF GUN
vaon, yields abundany the usual products OF the county
Tobacco, and conveniento church ana
mill vi #tfs ,nttt n eAt sh 'tst
dollars cash The day Of SALE or aunea
ereo In three equal annual
by the
from day Of sale Upon payment Of the whole Of the
purchase money, authorized 70 convey 20 the puca
Mary Neale and the late Dr.
PREMISES ee and unncam
bered Of the widows dover interest ,,,,.,
July 4--iawtds ,l#t sasgDttn Trustee
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THE Principal Of dis instanon, made BY s death
bson filled appointment Of H. W. Thorpe,
M recommended 70 s board gentleman d
long experience teacher He viii be assist
ed BY Professor Of Modern Language and such other help - the
number Of pupils may require.
The school be opened Monday September
regular meD and In few days ereaer viii be
made o the reception o boade In The time boarding
be had reasonable other places 10 The Town
heauness Of s own (probabD surpassed In
the Unon accessible poon, combine with the intI
and patronage VI
paTenis Others having The charge OF yontl
ROBERT Y. CONRAD. President.
N9H ai ijr. W. 8AnrON Secretary
II 8.f l as8 non. JAMES N. MASON,
/. a THOMAS A. TIDBA LII, esd,
DR. RonERT r. BALDWIN,
JOHN BRUCE, esq,
. ss n MI H. Mcguire, NJ
PHILIP WI.BERNs, esq,
JOsEPH II. sHERRARD, esq,
JAMES MARSHALL, esq,
cs.@ Rev. "A. A. II. BOYD,
Rev. @. n KRAUTH,
Aug as--4wcp -st 8sla 8D .6tF Trustees.
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USryERsrrY OF MARYLAND.

THE NEXT VIII begin Monday the lsh day OF ocioe
Il 1850, and close hrst March, lsol #..
Nathan X. Smith, N. D., Surgery.
samuel Chew N. D., Therapeutics Maera Medica' and ny
giene.
VIM Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine ,,
Richard H. Thomas, NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases Of Wo~
and Children
The most ample opportunities foi the prosecution OF Pu
Anatomy q moderate expense
Clinical week. by Professors smith and ~
err IN the baltimore nnary with the privilege Of daily visit
wards without charge the student Cor the ticket .
Fees go Sa5; Practical Anatomy slO MAT
''''a0'' - WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug. 7-2awti5oc
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IN conformity entitled IAN reduce into one s
concerning passed the 6th day Of Jana
ary 1872 do hereby make known all whom may eopce
appears by certificate echeaior Of Logan county ea
day April received Into the Land Once % y
10Th September 1850 that by pqness held ON The s o
March, 1880 following land lying the county Of %
been found eschratcd 10 this Commonwealth, siz
Of three hundred thousand acres which was convn
j. J. Thome OF France, company France siylsa
"ynan Company Guyandotien and which escheaied
bccause the title thereto, legal and equitable was
alien Aliens and In citizen of Virginia. resident
Uaited States. !,
Anohc tract humid thousand part ~ tract a.
contain Ave hundred thousand acres which James svt
died seized and which vested John Peter Dumas Of f
the general assembly Of Virginia. passed In the yem
another tract Of three hundred thousand acres, OF yhh
Swami died seized, and which also vested @
Dumas France fine general assembly ofN
passed be 1855 which said tracts hundred osa
three hundred thousand esceated the Co
monwealh, the tile thereto, legal and equtahe was
alien aliens, and w citizen 81 Virginia resident
United The said John Dumas being dead, and @
n " PARKER
Sept a9--law6wif Register Va Land Ohc'
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ADVICE about wines.-Genemen al Washington city who
n DESIRE for occasions have az their tables ne choicest
condition and nj moderate prices al h
same wishing purchase original package Of
each Sort superior selection for table, OF number
residences ee o. freight by Adam on any day
telegraphic the day previous
dozen will be made by the under
signed from Mosee sparkling Champagne and
unequaed stock sherry, Madeira and
Port that be surpassed including some exquisite
Manzana, White Po; Claret Mcdoc BURGUNDY sau
German Wines superior 10 any stock IN
the United medium and finest brandies and Havana
'sa ~ P JACOB SNYDER, Jr,
Aue 27--dImif Wine Merchant, Philadelphia
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s3 osyloE o. UoAHssloskRs, June ~, 1850
sitting q this DAY, me iolowns order MAIDS
That
he geneer Repubc and Union nswpape
win be received BY the Board after The h day Febra
~ ue unless shown by
adsy; where memorials have been received
ut not vel decided hearing the h Monday
Dseember and further delay IN any BE- wanted
ion III writing 10 before
setua forth sach deiay' fe .tA ~
csmans viii please receive, accordingly the notice BY
inc fsei'A' % u's "''s's EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
Juv a-utIstFeb Secretary the Commission. y
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E4sas. Jso~ "a. act q cs-pa. q % Marsl, ls4s

ssEc. 10 sas JssiAs saastsd That shan be IL. Am,
Of e mall 10 lei the same in every case 70 ~
.aasr ,snesans ,sf 3 ssssn,ess es a
necessary provide for the due csisiiy certainty, see
ssa ao s z. s
Of any previous Tor the same route" ~
w ss. . fsss ne % az
soposa mode by which tsy intend 70 convey tho mail Va
as and ma. mss sas s he sons Win Be %
steamboat railroad conveyance a. the case may be and
ssssnss In al Other eases die route. viii Be assigned % I'D
posing the cheapest mode Of transportation.
pRcros.AIs. ser s.rsy.nx .hs man. q ,hs Uni.
herein described, win be received al Coae, o
ss Is sly y Es sa
Roale s5ae Leave Rome, Georgia, al > pm, weeky, Mona
"Wednesday and fTidayl ''s
spring Garden, Iadiga, cnans Crees' ap Sr "sa
Ashvlle, Mount Niles sprngylIe, Truss and Roc
TO Elyioa. sy $ , m. nen, days, ia7 miles,
Ana S back .n Se,c ~ m SUNDAY Wednesday
No. $500 From Tuscsoosa .. M weekly Tuesday Thu
" Ti,on. MsMashs and Jons.eero'
TO Eyton, by am. next days. 50 miles
And back between 8 m Tuesday Thursday, and s..
pr Sas sas !. ass @ays weekly Monday
BY So:iss. BUCK Creek Knoxville. springfield, j.
TO Clinton. i.' 8. m same days, a miles,
!. day, ats N. same days 1
No $3.50 From Tuscaoosa az am t weekly Monday Weda
~ acrspor sip.sy Turnpike, Gordo Reform, Anuos
TO columSu. Mississippi by II, m, days, Il
And back, between O. IN, Tuesday Thursduy and sau
- .so, day. and N; same days .s., no,.,,
No. o5s7 From SIeensegros a. M "eekV, Monday WI
By 1i sss. ssa aas'E ss.w cn.on
TO Ssiaass.. Mi..i:..pe. m. days, % nile
And S,s sas r. DAVIS rss'day Thursday and
No ssoa From i m, weekly. Monday, Wedn..
BY Mount Hebron, Gainesville. scoossr Mis.i'app4
To Herbert, BY 10, M days. "a miles;
And back, between 4 m, Monday, "wednesday, and 6
Proposals. % extend four miles TO Muckausky, with oa
. hour more tune 70, ;he trips i, are . nysd
BY s.ss ason ,n DemoSa sk Belmont, aud nlupo
o yinsi,on by p M same days, y r %lss =.
No soa pr s' ks and No. E. .sss . weekly.
BY GgssnSash, hiisboro, County Line, and Union,
TO Herbert, BY 3 m ne y days g %1s nu,.,v =,
Proposals % end a.Mue.aia,Ky, with hour
for the Trips, are invited.
No $751; From Herbert ui weekly Monday Wsdnssd
BY m TalasSs, okubbenah, Daleyle, Pona, raudsraA
Springs. and penoa, Alabama J. ,,..
And back, between 4 m, Monday, "wednesday and III
B,Ss 3 a Commence a. Macsau-ky miles further, wi
additional running time, are invited.
NOTES.
or more responsible persons In the following manner viz
he s undssgnsd mai, from sual" 10 A' be accepled NJ
Posmnster Cenera shall obligation prior the @
day 81 january ne with good and sumeien' sureues perform
the service proposed" 456
hs should Be by the certificate OF postmaster
other equivalent testimony Of properly
and able TO make good their guarantee.
The proposal should be sent the department sealed endorsed
Proposals for route No in and addressed 10 the First
Assistant Postmaster General.
FOR he prehibion Of bids resulting combination IBID
terms and conditions to be made, h
- --- N. X. HALL,
Il hat. Doaa.a