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rAT ALoGUE SALE or EXCELLENT FURNITURE PAINT
Y INGs OF BEST ARTISTS, Se AT AUcTIoN.-on Friday
cnes Hail. near Browns Hotel al 10 oes u ssS Won, os
soIimsnt q furniture, paintings &C, viz ~
Large spring seat sofas, paror chairs
large rocking chair, pier, and side oiomans
Do. Lounges and king chairs
Handsome dressing and French front bureaus
Black and white maIbie-to centre tables
Bookcases and secretaries, wardrobes, &C,
Dining, and ehidrens tables, worksAnd<, 6e.
I Sas as s saa .
Do do ash-.tands, closets, and tables
Cane seal and wood seat parIo and chamber chairs
Feather beds bedding bedsead, hair and shuck mattresses
bMsseis ' ply and ingram carpets hearth rug, &C.
Also very paintings a.,
In handsome gilt frames, viz
view the Seine, by Aiol
in Holand-Duich school
scene NJ Fonlainbleau, BY vasson
view lhc Rhine, by Cibot
view in Rome, by Robert
called Morning Evening, Noon and Night are copies from
from the originals Mamaisons
Morning-and Jacob seeing the daughters Of Laban
Noon--he Holy Family sitting BY river In Egypt
NyhJacob, amer having caused his family the brook
Iabok, wresied with an angel until The break OF day
Washington in his Study, BY Stuart
view Of washnstons Tomb and House, by Garnisr
With several other finely paintings marine landscape
Terms Of for furniture and under sas cash
over y5o and exceeding sOO MONTHS over s
two four and months for all credit satisfactorily
Fateng ourselves that the sale will be worthy the attention
the public would respectfully invite the citizens OF Alexandra
Georgetown and Washington 70 favor with the light Of their
| tenances.
ready catalogues ready dsbu
o'clock precisely and the paintings at O'Clock Please
GREEN TAsTET
May 5-SWhF Aucuoneers
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DIED,

On Tuesday, the Goth April
~, Virginia, PRESLEY N. SMITH, esq. aged So years.
Mr. sMrH emphacaly the architect Of his
His only pamony ndomabe perseverance, unbendns
teg, coupled with great strength Of intellect From humble
condition. he raised himself wealth and position In society
neighbour he Kind and generous member society,"
exemplary In discharge Of all his duties family
and friends he endeaed by the possession Of all those qualities
which ado and elevate BY his death void has been
society which he lived easily filed,
his many virtues and Of viii
bered by his numerous relatives and friends.
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TusE salss-reom Of the L~dses' Bsnevo,.r. ..s ~
poyment Society he's been removed com,noa,s.. 80
ADJOINING Odd YsIlows Hall, whore sns,s
ready cosine Of the best materss ana
made, consisung In psr foliowst '""
Genslemen sh nns and boys do eolored do sep
usmen ndies and sacks boys
aprons, ladies' under ara
ngt caps, servants and workinmens coarse clothing csyas
collars, &C. -
Order. fr work and promptly and neatly executed, also
Genuemen's mendins
The can be obtained prices
- the object simply sustain establishment for the benefit
the Industrious poor, and not make money
NIB. An excellent rent under the store May
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By GREEN y rAsrET. Auetions.r..

III OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Wednesday, the 9Th instant shall SELL
Mrs Craven in Gadsby Row. the Of 2 and
Pennsylvania O'Clock extensive
fgood furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofas, cenue card, and breakfast tables
DO sideboards, bureaus, and dressing glasses
Extension dining tables
Maple high and low-post bedsteads
Wardrobes and wasllstaads
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Feather beds, bedding, and bed curtains
Hair and shuck mattresses, toilet SETS &C.
China dinner
Ivory handle knives and forks, castors &c.
Aibata forks and spoons, and Britannia
Andirons, shovel and longs and fenders
Parlor and chamber window curtains
Cane and wood seat chairs rockers and lounges
Parlor passage step and chamber carpets
Hall, air-tght, and other
Also, good lot Of kitchen requisites
Iermsi AL Of aud S25 gas Of
GREEN TASTET -
My2-6t Auctoneefs.
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ny DYER 8 BROrnEH, Aus.lon..r..

4
NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF PRIVATE FAM
lily AT AUCTION-0n Wednesday morning NEXT, the 7lh
Instant nj ~ o'clock the house York
10Th street. nown Bryan' Row. shall sell
sortment OF household furniture, &C., viz: .-7
One superior Boston piano forte
Mahogany sofa
Do and cane seat parlor chairs and rockers
Marhle-top and mahogany enre-able
Work table, gilt frame mirrors
Girandoles aud
sideboards window curtains and
Dining, card, and breakfast tables, hall lamp
Parlor, chamber, passage, and stair carpets
Stair rods, painted floor cloth, mating
French and low post bedseads
Feather BEDS hair and shuck
Bureaus, washstands and toilet
Looking glasses, bathing tub and heating apparatus
Walters candesucks, crockery glassware, table cutlery,
Together with good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
AT ONE O'CLOCK,
About 900 volumes valuable
among which
Carkes Commentaries, volumes
Waverey, 5 volumcs Shakespeare, volumes
byI3n,s Works, octave Harpers Family Library 90 vols
Rollins Ancient History, volumes, nc.
Terms Of sale s25 cash sas credit 90 days.
DYER 4 BROTHER,
May 4 Auctioneers
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To the Editors.

ESoNEER DEPARTMENT, May 7, 1880
GENTLEMEN: Enclosed you will find list Of the cade
appointments for 1850.
Very respectfully, your obedieni servant,
JOS. G. TOTEM.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrnoxK, May 7-S. p. m.
Democratic R,fsm Sfsstiag Of an imposor. feih.
odist ProtssiaWt General CoafssacRstuW Of the Aada-
h4sia.-cify Mortaiify.-1as Markets. re.
The democratic reform meeting, at Monument Square
last evening largely attended and the greatest en,hu-
sasm evnced by those present in the Of the
great movement The Hon. Robert M McLane and other
gentlemen addressed the meeting; though Me-, Lowe, 10
hear whom great anxiety manifested, prevented
from being present by sickness in his family
young man named William, who has been imposing
upon our boardinghouse keepers son Of Lady Penn
broke, and heir English ordship. yesterday
arrested and committed jail the charge Of stealing
number OF volumes belong ing TO the Mercantile Library
Association which We're found in his trunk.
The General Conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church Of the United States assembled in this city this
morning The morning session was occupied Ia receiving
the credentials Of delegates and the body being perma
nenuy organized this afternoon, by the election of George
Brown Of Ptsburg. president Ii is thought that the
session will occupy about eight days.
The fine ship Andalusiaone of the first ships tina, sailed
from this port for California carrying mo- than one
hundred pasengersyesierday returned to Baltimore a1er
absence Of year and sixteen days. la almost as good
condition when she sailed, bringing large cargo OF
copper from Coqnmbo.
The Odd Fellows Of this city making extensive prepa
racns attend the dedication OF their new hall ut York
Pennsylvania, Friday Extra trains OF ca will be
run and several hundred expected 10 up this
city.
The number deaths Baltimore during the past week
50 of which number IL died OF
let fever, and IL were still born.
/ Miss eastman appeared at the Museum last night and
Miss Davenport the Holiday Theatre The latter
had decidedly the largest and enthusiastic audience.
/ The MARKETs,-In the Baltimore market this morning
sales Of 250 bbls Howard -four S. No sales OF
City Mills Sales Of white Pennsylvania wheat l20
No sales Of red Very little here and change Oats
40 cents Whiskey rs cents The supply Of beeves at the
scnies Monday larger than Monday week, and
the stock being inferior further reduction took place
The offerings reached $50 head, OF which $40 sold
to city butchers and 80 driven Washington Prices
ranged from $s so to 81 Is the hoof equal TO 81 a
So % and averaging 50 sl gross We quote hogs
| from IS Is to SIS So
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We regret to learn that the Hon. j. R J. Daniel, Of
North Carolina, has been called home suddenly fr his
seat in the House Of Representatives by the illness Of
member Of his family.
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Mr. Tirado peruvian MINISTRY and suite arrived las,
evening. and have taken apartments at Wizards Hotel
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APPROVAL or Ma. WEBsrER--An address, signed by
400 OF the citizens OF Newbuyport Mass has been sent
to Mr.. Webster, approving Of the sentiments Of his re-
cent speech.
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EON Dnmcr-Wc have ON hand large Of under
garments % suit The warm and protection
case cdemcs o. Eauze fabr Of WOOL cotton, silk, and
Also, bsa quality shirts, do medium good cheap
sdoor ives, Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
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May 4


GALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND
~ DWELLING HOUSE-On The 22d day OF May will
offer for public By vested
attorney interested,
70 feet ON street, BY A. feet l3th Il
mention the advantages this lot
them.
one-trd Of the purchase money win required hand
balance equal nstamen Of sir nine and twelve months
with secuty
When Of sale complied upon full
payment purchase money, simple deliver
ed 70 the purchaser, At his cost. Tide perfect
i. ). WILLIAMS,
Attorney and Trustee.
GREEN d TAsTET
May 1-2aw3w Aucuoneers
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PHILADELPHIA, May ia, p. m.
Later from Europe.

LONDON, April 20-l. p. m.Consols 96t.
Paris, Friday.Fves closed at S9a, and more cheerful
owing TO the certainty of Leclercs election. No news.
GREECE Athens, 8ih-Admiral Sir w Parker still
tans the captured vessels The secret diplomatic confer
ence still continued.
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Ere IL HIT Trn.t

Troy, May a. lS50.-The extensive stables attached to
Plas Northern Hotel were destroyed by fire last night
horses harness. and large quantity of proven.
der destroyed The hotel saved through the al
most supefhuman efforts of the frcmen.
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TELEamAPnIo nEpoRrs EoR TnE UNION.

New YORK, May TIP IN.
The Empire City has arrived, but brings later
The steamer Georgia is below, with one months later
from California.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7--2, p
Our markets generally quiet today the business do
ing being confined pretty much the supply of city wants
Tie quotations of and breadstus remain about
yesterday.
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Yesterdays session Of the House was devoted 10 the
consideration Of the census bill in Committee Of the
whole AT late hour the bill was finally reported,
wnn 'nry-four amendments, OF which the only one OF
particular Importance Mr. Vinion's proposition TO
agree beforehand that the number Of souls 10 be repre-
sentsd in Congress by member should be the two
hundredt OF the total Of the population OF the United
Sules ms p1oPoson has Of course to 20 through the
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tie The officer conducting the election at The Court
house, Jasper G. Rowe esq the return TO William D.
Taiiaierro
Groyson and Carroll CAROLS majority over Wonell,
both democrats, in Carroll, 81; Grayson. l1toal, u.s.
Hampshire Of delegates: for Pugh, (whig)
$50; for Sherrard, (whig sos for Stump, (dem9 6s5
for Monroe, (dem) sos; for Smith, (nd. dem.,) ID.
Messrs Stump and Monroe (dem elected. Convention.
GAS; no convention, 100.
Professionalism, 1852; no convention, o. Colonel
Buswe re- elected without opposition.
The losses and gains, far heard from, are as fol-
lows:
We have lost the Kanawha, and gained the Ohio
toria district This leaves the State senate beoe21
democrats, IL whigs-l0 democratic majority.
HoUsE-democratic gains Charlotte. Essex. Floyd,
Gloucester, Goochand Hanover. King George, Marshall,
Mason and Jackson, Montgomery and Pulaski, Morgan,
Norfolk county, Petersburg, Wood and Richie. &c.-14
Democratic iOsses.-Aleghany, Botetourt, Dinwddie,
Fairfax, Fauquier, Pow hatan-6.
Net democratic gain, s-equal to l6 members II the
OF the counties before the democratic
jority on joint ballot will be 49,
Fourteen members still TO hear FROM of these,
pretty certainly known, viz Halifax, (2) Lee, ID Meek
lenbug, (2,) Northumberland, ~ democratic; and
Wesmoreland, ~ wing. The other are, Fayette
and Nicholas. Patrick, Scott, e democratic candidaes)
Smyth, Tyler, &c. democratic last year, 50 and Henry
and RUSSELL e., wing last year Should even all these
90 wing now, lnot at all probable,) the democratic
jority on joint ballot will still be tpenty-nine.
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COMMON HALL OF the town of Petersburg. virgina,
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted by
the Hall
Rsoired That mayor proposals.
obe bonds OF the Petersburg endorsed
The State ofvignis payable In ls7o and
with for payable half yearly February and Al
The proposals ESQ.,
addressed the chamberlain until l day Of May
at ~ O'Clock, which time will BE- opened, and
bidder win be entitled thereto The for the win be
required 18th May 18th June and lJh July, and bidders viii
which Of these periods pay The corporation
90 themselves the night 10 reject any offer made.n
Notice Is hereby proposals corpora
ton win be received by the chamberlain Of town, according
the above resolution, until the ifh day Of May, $50 u o
m. CHAs. CORI.IkG,
May 2-d14thMaynex Mayor.
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Logan and Boone. II. Ferguson (dem) reelected
BY about 200 majority. Some 600 majority against a
State convention.
Iayor-Mortimer II. johnson (dem.) reelected over
popular wing by majority Of $50 On the stump,
in Richmond he took the southern ground Last year
his majority only too.
Monongalia. Warman (dem.) reelected by 400 ma
jority.
Harrison and Doddridge.-Charles s. Lewis (dem)
re elected without opposition a@.H
Randolph and Barbour. --Henry Surm (dem.) elected
Louis. Braron, Se.--Samuel L. Hays (dem) elected.
Preston-Buckner Fairfax (dem.) elected
Mason and Jackson The Times reports Harvey (dem
elected A gain Ripley, in jackson, gives Carr. the
democratic candidate for State SENATOR SO majority over
his opponent Ward, the whg nominee Harvey (dem.)
beats Strbng (whg) at the same precinct by ~ votes
Pocahonfas--William Cackley (dem) reelected.
Richie, Wood, Sc.--Wiam l.. Jackson (dem) elect
ed his majority in Richie, $50 in Writ, As. Haymonds
(whig) majority in Wood, 49, Jackson's whole MAORI
Ivy, 122.
Al Parkersburg for convention, 35 convention, 259.
GLOUCESTER.
TO The Editors Of the Enquirer:
The official vote Of this county stands as follows
For the House. Taiafcno. CD Clopton, wv. }
Courthouse 1l9 l73
Dragon % 81
Guinea III 23
i
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0-Knights Tcmplar.-w ashingon Encampment knights
Tempa win assemble this "wednesday evening
lum, half past O'Clock precisely.
BY order Of NJ Z. g. c.: c. sCHWARZMAN,
Mays Recorder
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ROAT AND PIANOkrORTE FOR sAIEs---A patent me
taic galvanized boat for sale, with cylinders
a danger from sinking Original So Apply Miss Bcoes
Also, GOOD toned eocave piano. Terms cheap
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ONE pocket volume, London 1850, showing Royal Family
branches and households ministry
Council the House Of Pcer showing Die political bias, creation
and dissent each House OF Commons The Mobility Unite
Kingdom, their e rank, family name, and heir Judre
and Courts OF England, Ireland and Scotland Archbshop~
BshopS Foreign ministers England british ministers abroad
lord Lieutenant Of British possessions Geld marshall
officers the East India
Of the British navy, with ranks dates, ke
chapans municipality Of London Bank Of England
London bankers London clubs
tables Of precedence Sc Sc &c and
nation. Just imported from London by
FRANcK TAYLOR
Also Dod's Parliamentary Companion ior pocket vol
May n. T.
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NEW INCONSISTENCIES Of Canada, by wsfbuton, in two
An.onns ihe FAN Rome o. the h century by
w. Wike Collins. 49,
An Eastern Offering, by Fredenka Bremen.
The Daltons Three Roads in Life, by Charles Lever No
Just published.
the New Downing Street, being No. csryie. Latter day
Pamphlets. -
Msy4 FRANcK TAYLOR
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4bOS From Racine at <i-weekly, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday,
lngton, Spring Prairie, Elkhorn, Deayap, Darien,
Fairfield, and Emerald Grove,
To GAINESVILLE by IL m, rs miles
And back between a m and IL m Monday, We'd
Proposals for six times week service invited.
SSO7 From Racine a 6 a m week, Tuesday;
By Mount Pleasant, Raymond, Franklin, Muskego
and Muskego Mills
To Waukesha by p M 80 niles
And back between 6 m and Monday.
4bOs From Rochester at o a week, Saturday;
By Honey Greek and Bakers Corners;
To Sugar Creek by IL m, fs miles;
And back between p m and Up m.
45O9 From Milwaukee at IN once a week, "Wednesday
By Root Creek, Muskego, Norway Waterford, 10
chester, Burlington, and Lyons;
To Geneva by IN, Al miles,
And back between a m and p next day.
4blO From Milwaukee at 6 a m a week, Wednesday
BY Troy and Lafayette;
To Spring Prairie by m, 40 miles
And back between and p IN next day.
I6ll From Milwaukee at a a daily, except Sunday;
By Greenfield, New Berlin, Vernon Mukwonego
East Troy Troy, Sugar Creek, Richmond, Johns
town. and Rock Praine
To GAINESVILLE by 8 IN, 81 miles;
And back between A IN and p m.
Proposals three Of the trips via Muskego Centre
Big Bend, and CsldwelPs Prairie, instead OF Green
field, New Berlin, Vernon, and Mukwonego, are In.
vited.
A6Is From Milwaukee at a daily, except Sunday,
By Wawatosa, Brookfeld, Wankesha, Howard, Della
field Summit Ixoni,, Watertown, Aztalan, Lake
Mills Deerield, Isthmus, and Cottage Grove;
To Madison by IL m, 81 miles,
And back between a m and IL m.
Proposals three of the weekly trips via Milford,
Waterloo and HanchettviIe instead Of Azaan, Lake
Mills, Deer6eId, and Isthmus, are invited.
45lS From Milwaukee a week, Wednesday
BY Butler, Marcy Lisbon, Mersn, Hartand, Ocono-
mowoc, WateItown, Milford, Waterloo, Hsnchett-
vie and Cottage Groves
To Madison by IL next day, SO miles;
And back between I'm Thursday and next day.
Proposals to end al Waterown, 43 miles less distance,
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And back between m and pm Monda and ThuIs-
day. ~
Proposals to end at Fsrplsy saving IL miles, win be
considered also proposals for three time SER
vice.
1865 From Beetown s twic week, Tuesday and
Friday;
To Csssvie by III M miles
And back between m and 4pm.
1863 From Potosi at m week. Thursday;
BY Lancaster, Fennmore Grove, wingyils, Centre
vile, and Franklin
To Muscoda by IL m next day, AZ miles
And back between Friday and m next day.
1870 From Monroe at 6 a IN once week, Thursday;
BY Farmers Grove and Primrose
To Blue Mound by m, SO miles;
And back between a IN aud p m, "Wednesday.
457l From GAINESVILLE a twice a week, "Wednesday and
Saturday;
By Bachelors Grove Spring Valley, Decatur, Monroe
Wioo, shullsburg, White Oak Springs, and Council
Hill, ILL.,
To Galena by 6 m nex days, 80 miles
Andback between "a m Tuesday and Friday, and 6 p
next days.
Proposals end at White Oak Springs saving 10 miles,
will be considered.
4572 From GAINESVILLE 8 a m once a week, Tuesday;
BY Magnolia, Albany, Attca, Exeter, Bem and Turkey
Grove;
To Mineral Point by 6 p IN ne xt day, 10 miles
And back between m Thursday, and p m next day.
4573 From GAINESVILLE al 8 week, Thursday;
BY Fulton and Albion
TO Chrstana by S ~, .23 miles;
And back between a and p m next day.
Proposals TO extend this route Aztalan, embracing
Cambridge, invited
4574 From Beloit at week, Tuesday,
By Newark, Avon Clarence, and Juda i
70 Monroe by m, 33 miles
And back between m and m next day.
4575 From Beloit at y week. Friday;
BY Inmansvile, Spring Valley, and Hoosck
To Albany by p IN, rs miles
And back between m and m next day.
Proposals to extend this route through to Mineral Point
some fifty miles further, embracing Wilet Argyle, and
Fayete, will be considered
4576 From Geneva at week, Wednesday;
By Bloomfield, Ringwood ILL.,, McHenry, Forksvile
Gilmer and Long Grove;
To Wheeling by IL m next day, 46 miles;
And back between pm Thursday and m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered.
4577 From Geneva at A a week, Wednesdays
BY East Troy, Eagevile, and Watervie;
TO Summit by p m, ~ miles,
And back between A and next day.
457S From Darien at a week, Saturday;
BY Richmond and Uiter's Corners
To Whitewater by IL m, 20 miles;
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1891 From Fort Des Moines at M week. Tuesday;
BY Indianolo,
TO Lancaster, Missouri, by p N next Friday. 1875
And back between a IN Tuesday and p m next
Friday.
1892 From Newton a. m, week, Monday,
To Washington by next Wednesday, 90 miles;
And back between 8 a Thursday and 8 p m next
Saturday.
1898 From Marion at 8 m, once week, Thursday,
BY Palo and Alto;
To Vnton by p IN, 80 miles
And back between m and m Friday.
1854 From Marion at once a week. Friday;
BY Lafayette and Centre Point,
10 Quasaueton by m, 80 miles
And back between m and p m next day.
4os5 From Cedar Rapids at M week. Monday
BY vinion;
10 the falls of Cedar River by m next day, 10 miles
And back between m Wednesday and 6 y IN next
day.
1896 From Quasqueton at a m, once week, Friday
BY Independence
TO siurses Rapids in Black Hawk county, by 8 m,
25 miles;
And back between m and m day.
1897 From Tom Corwin, Iowa, at 6 a M once week,
Wednesday;
To Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, by IL M IL miles
And back between m and next day.
1898 From Garnavillo at m, a week, Saturday;
To Elkader by IL m, ls miles;
And back between m and pm.
1899 From Garnavillo, Iowa. at M week, Thurs
day;
BY Mendon and Manonah
To Prairie du Chen, WISCONSIN, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between m and pm
Separate proposals for route from Gamavlo Prairie
du Chen and from Garnavllo by Mendon to Mano
nah will be considered.
400 From Dubuque at 2 m, twice week. Monday and
Friday
BY Tee des Motto, Belleview, Wickiffe, Sabua, Eth
River, Lyons, Camanche, Princeton, lie Claire, and
Pleasant Valley;