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. A M
rS An oMNBus leaves CANA and CRarres street every ny
au mSi1 q p e. hour for the pePot SMITH
New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad.
ID M u 80
jCiARR0LLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains.
ors caHapaa sh% W. and b,eo,,,
Steam Trains NJ, and every hour afterwards until P
M incusiyely in summer. and until quarter past N
FROM GARRoLLToN:
Horse Cars-o A. NJ, and l0P NJ.
steam Trans-7 and hour afterwards until p.
M. inclusvel2 in summer, and until halfpast P in
Eassi5 Children under IL years and servants lOo
~ Summer arrangements commence the third Mon
day in February and end on second Monday in November.
Lafayette Line.
These cars run to and from he Depot No. IS Baronne
~ winter ,,on DFEP Pfs5s1s OF CARS; NJ
Depot. IS Baronue st. - IL 5 AN.
'u"hs' from h I'sss'I Is 6slonnc ;st:..ss I'm.
Alter Which the cars leave each and every fifteen minutes
Thsp s 3. 10 pR$ i ?, NJ, from the Depot
Notsspecia Sisbt Cars for oa1tss 5ap Tseinps
etc, supplied when required. ,nh3i iy
PLANTATION DRUG STORE he sub
.Sber %9ud IosPeGay eh the al,ebii9 Of Q
mapiGS , uMEMicALs S'c al Of shleh7bepg ~
Ss s Ss aad on 4.
cards apafy and the prices sha DO low those any
~ Ph TiI1 P,esfsP, IS ca.eiuy prepared
mllSi limos G, rner Camp and Poydras SIS
klROOE w WAREHOUSE COMPANY -rhe
- Bropklh Warehouses, Agiers opposite N feans
IN readiness receive PRODuCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for re.
SHIPMENT Having 1860 feet front the rye with wharv
conveyed without exposure the weather ample
will be found Me dischargins of NJ.
loading of ships.
Charges xed very low raes, every accomrnodl
on offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
1 % euu nj
the commencement the Atlantic Dock, OF New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Merchn udise invited
to visit the premises.
Office. of Magazine and Lafayette STREETS NewOr.
r. J. CASEY. Searetnty.
RefereRess-J & X. Geddes; Price, Frost q Co; j. W.
St"ntOn II Ce.s X. Y. Nichols. 'eiH
A GENCY~ OF THE 0'FALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, St isous-Vye viii always be supplied with
a stock of tcis choice brand Of Flour
dil VII FERD BENN lett q GO. W Magazine at
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New SArETY-VALvK APPARATUS FOR STEAM
BoILERs.--At recent meeting 81 lie Royal Scot.
fish Society Of Arts in Edinburgh, Mr. Jas Neil,
Of Glasgow, read an account Of an improved ad.
junct safety-yalve which he claims to have invent
ed, and which may probably be Of interest to en-
gneers in this country. II is of that description
terhed double beat, or balance-valve.
The steam exerts equal pressure upon the
face Of the upper and the back of the lower valve
lid, the being equal-conseq uenty, as regards
steam pressure, the valve is equilibrio, and kept
shut merely by the weight Of spindle and appen-
dages; but in the event Of the steam exceeding,
by 50 many pounds per square inch, the pressure at
which the common safety valve ought to open and
discharge overplus steam, small piston-valve is
arranged so as to open and give passage for the
steam into separate chamber, which, acting upon
the lower valve face, destroys the equilibrium,
opens the valve, and allows the steam from the
boiler to escape into the atmosphere, Should the
piston valve not open in proper time, and the steam
pressure still inscease, column Of mercury is dis
charged into cup and the steam PUSHES through
lube into the separate chamber, and, acting upon
The lower valve face gives sgress to the sieam as
before described The communication also en-
braces an apparatus, to be connected and worked
with the common safety valve, for the purpose OF
aiding the escape Of steam when blowing of.
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PURIFYINa WArER.--A singular, but very use-
beer recently effected The current i passed
Through the water, and the substances are dis.
solved and deposited. 1t is contemplated to apply
the same agent 10 the publication Of other liquids
This ia he discovery of Mr.. Cross, of England
The same eminent philosopher has succeeded in
and developed insects under electrical experiments
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THEY HAVE COME,


~ Those persons who have been so anxousy v,ii,r,
,9r The arrival oil our 81 RGlCAi., DENTAL. ANnrEYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed ,ba, tbsy r.,
az last come to hand, and ready for inspection 1bsv
re really beautiful. and guaranteed of superior on,, s
and see them. For sale by N"'
iel0 Y Z. u. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Grayie,s,s
DERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have ~
4 hand an extensive assortment of SHOWER BATHS
other bath made. E.WOOD PERRY, 81 Masaxino "a any
fV- Shower Baths rspaiTed. : '''s"Nn @bls
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 50 packages LASS LAMPS;
80 rrs ~ LANTERNS, a great variety OF patterns
and izes, which offered lie uae al manuiaeture,
riees. [mhIN E.WoOD PERRY, So Magazine ST.
WINDOW CLASSIFIED boxes Of various
w Sizes in store and for sale low, by
NATHAN JARVIS & co.
mhl II corner Magazine and Common
/ .EMON SYRUP-2O0 boxes, asuperior article,
- ior sale low. by NATHAN JARVIS n GO.
nnt u corner Magazine and Common SIS
SODA AsH-200 tons, landing and for sale by
: mn,s AAYMAN n holden. s. MAGAZINE st.
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North.
mba e. NATHAN JARVIS s. co.
:. -. egrnet NJ 1saalne ond commoa ~,
RRlCkS--lO,O06 New York Bricks. iu,t landed
- and for sale by A'''"s' JUDI i'''''"
aps iwis WIN, J. DEWEY, IS Gravierat.
,HAMPAGNE-10 basl els Lion Il Orr Cb,,,-
~ pagne. landing and for sale by va IMAM
mns. SAMUEL WOLFF. % Camp St.
NALT-Just received fine CARGO a, J;,,e---.i
- SAT- In heached saeti. Lols q, All. nroha H. H.
Coafse or Fine may be had application 10 e'ef
"4''' 'onN iooLE, Is Bank Place
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GOODRICH u co. offer for sale at their Ware
a. houses and ~ Common street. the sP9wing ARTICLES
s IaIp- nd worthy the attention Of the trade
Ivy paet lges8 ID, " b and 2 ID boxes Teas;
a a chests og and good God h Psf" 3d.
= cases curious Back Tea-supehor;
10 half chests Ensliah breakfast Teas:
90 D'G % s eys4Es f Re sgfs Sugar
HOO do assorted Mackere;
Ig0 boxes and drums Goldfish,
SSS DO LitehlisId coz Co. Adamantine Candles;
sSO do Star Candles;
~ mats Cassia
100 bags Pepper:
/ cssk Dutch 0mbro Nader
IL ia eases E e5s. Gr pSl,er ia A.
,lS99 cases English Poter;,
1900 kegs Brdgewater Nails;
2lI packages Raymond GODDARD Brrndy;
10 do BISCUIT Tricoehe's do;
"A pipes Howard, March & Co. MADEIRA
le0 pkgs Port, Sherry and Burgundy Wine;
100 boxes superior Virginia Tobacco;
~ WIN arge stock OF Pickles, Preserves, Champagne
GOODRICH Il co. have in store and landing
~ from shpboard-
g, SO =. :. old Government Java Coffee;
i g :. :. f asySDa
1000 kegs Bridgewa,er tNIass,) Nails;
i % :. :. R Rrop shot;
s e09 packages S Sreen Tea;
100 baskets tiedseck champagne;
packages sFsy o ans ana GG Madsa Wine
200 - Louisiana Loaf
n9 boxes eonard's Sperm Candles;
&o :. sdemantine
55S packages Ne Ne. ] M'et?'el'
drums Goldfish:
2J0 boxes underwood's Pickles;
Mo - London Porer;
All Of which are offered at very low prices at
mb29 No. ~ Common street.
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, mARETT 81 co. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
l. for the old established house Of Arbouin Mayett ~
Co., prepared TO receive orders for their very
COGNAC RRaEDIES upon the most liberal terms: tn he
shped in any quantity, or to any port that may be Required
d2s | ), WOLFF. 9 Camp st.
w K. f. FRYER, INDIAN DocToR, formerly
w :. Of Mobile Ala, cures all durable sickness of "a
Men. Women and Children Residence and Office "a Sx9
Frenchmen street, Third Municipality Office hours NY
rom O'Clock A M TIL sPM. For further particu ia
lars please to examine The " Daily Delta A@''
~ REFORMATION TO THE PUBMc--I do certify tina, /
nave treated and cured one hundred and four patients
dunng the month of Ma'ch 1851 and have moi csi but
case Many OF those patients had attended and
senped io W several o. the most distinguished physcans in
the United States and Europe, without a cure "
Afflicted patients with disease
lave oilen come TO me for
iough inneh distressed have been their ease
hhVe sel9om JAILED IN curing them
nave seldom failed IN caring MI
-. VINO to me have made call,
'e" "oef my hapS ana seal q honor this day and date
NewOfeans, La, April l. ISL '''' ''''''
Test monial.
FOR length OF time | suffered from Dropsy Every
ienedy winch tried, and every physician employed or
eouuiel Tor cure, proved of avail, and with despair
ohepae1 the future Then read in the Louisiana ate
tsah.ue card from DR.. Flyer Frenohmen street. No 81
7unS lna he cured every species Of Dropsy, and this in
very short time. As situated then, man woud gr,zn
az any ana every means cure, and to DR. rvsY
Whatever sad IN his preceding card he has truly performed
IN shoh space Of time cured, that am well
and IN perfect good health and therefore, earnestly ynnld
,'Ie,9a' near NewOreans, January n, 1881.
iei osH - BERNARD MUNou
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Oavis's Syrup Of ,yild Cherry and TarWe wouid call
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine
other column. Several of s gautay effects ha
under personal obseyaon and therefore IDENTIFY
recommend 1t to the aicted.-Ed. N. j. Weeklv Pis{tsy
and Temperance Seatsnsf zrsnton.) FEB. .. lS45.
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PHILADELPHIA, June g. l846Ife free recomm IT. d.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my experience
oil its beneficial effects my have been for
time subject attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspepo symptoms Last spnng, having
lind been cured BY Dr. Davss Syrup try it dso, and
was relieved by ii IN less than one bottle Its apparent good
effects immediate.
- Inns n OpAM I.saes' Shoemaker 10 Rans utrpat
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JOINT DRAM. Ladies' Shoemaker. 70 Race street.

~ Merchants from different sections of the country give
the most aeng OF the universal popularity and ell
feaey of Dr. DaViss Syrup, under their notice humble,
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold or con
diton that If it did give satisfaction the price should b.
seturned and Of them has had any apploationto
turn the This speaks volumes in favor of the mo
cine We append few extracts from orders samples Of
those we in frequent receipt of well verbal acoo
we frequently hear:
From Doctors Ydtghaa and Rush, both PRACTISING pay
ssriGRs, as sceH as DrugYists.1
MIsHAWAKA Ind, June l. 1847--Dr. Davs's Syrupp
Wild Cherry and Tar off like hot cakes We think that
you choose to give wholesale agency for that medicine,
dispose of almost any Northern Indiana
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SHIPPING.
FOX CALIFORNIA

- : = :. =
49, FOR CHAGRR6. DIRECT = The well
xE1EXA known fayogite steamship ALABAMA,
- r. w. Foster, commander. win cave the wharf
foot Of Grid street, for Chagres, Direct ON TUESDAY,
May 6, at 8 O'Clock a. M, punctualy. 80,
RArrsov pAsaAar.
In : loon .. .... : = AIS 90
In Lower Cabin 65 90
In Steesage. with berth and separate mess . As %
<
" All tickets for passage and orders freight be
procured at the office 6f the a gents, lf-|
apu Z. J. MEEkEY Il CO. 66 Poydras St.
1-37-1 Se.x. = MI es.-S,s..-.5,s.. S,,,,,. =,
o"" Ss"los Will Seoa"snAP oOA"P~"Ss
rapr ID n y1r,rr no neU ur vopv
r1op < NJ Il 4 III = & VIZ ~ fIt.vHNx hn1u
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rExom Mr.; s, G. Hayss, Of lsJsrn ef erewer Hayes
Co., booksellers and StdfoRcrs, No. 1873
PAiladeiphiG--Janaary9 9. 1Rs7.1
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE
dy II cured the worst of colds with me- Ii you want Ger
tifieats will cheeriully give one. s. c. HAYES
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<e1D, FOR NEW YORK, DIRECT-Tbe fine
xMGXM steamship PHILADELPHIA, William H.
..s..e Brown, eoImesder, will leave her regular
moraing Of SATURDAY 18th inst at clock directly
for New York.
RATES
In Saloons. 500 W Seerage. f25
Apply to ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON Il co, u
app 106 Magazine street. ,
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A. IL. DONALDSON,

| A. IL. DONALDSON.
| No. 81 Camp street, Nsw Or4snWs,
| - - .--- IMPORTER
| pRANDIES-Sazer 1886; Otard. Dupuy "
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70 REIGN PORTS.


.ssFO REIGN FOR rs: c.s,f
.Sa4 ROH MATANZAs-The fine and fast sailing
94XA brig LUCY. Brewer, master, will sail above on
-. FRIDAY next For freight or passage, having
good apply on board, opposite ro 49, Sc
CHAnLEs PALMER, Bank Place.
apps OWN. J. DEWEY, 80 Grayier street
a. FOR LIyEKP9OL-The tine, Al British ship
- the above port, and will have quick Dispatch For
freight, apply TO the captain on board, or
6. w. OLIVER n co. q st. Charles ST.
ER This vessel has fine accommodations for a few cabin
ana sleefage PASSENGER ap1
e. FOR Il assage only THE splendid
&a3A Al fast sailing American ship EXCELSIOR,
Crocker, master, having five accommodations
LIST ana sec9nd cabin passengers viii have Immediate dis
pstch. Apply to the captain on board,
JOHN H. ELLIOTT g. co.
mhD Wv 40 Cus0mhonse street.
a. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Fhe Sici
&&A Ian bark GANDULFO, UuIoia, master, will take
frelg Mt Tor any port in the Mediterranean in few
avs For freight Oh charer, apply to
aplo BARELIl & co. 81 Common st.
Il. FOX FREIGHT OR CHARTER-A fine,
9& fast sailing brig Of $50 tons carrying 140O barrels
q. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTEii-,
4&A The ine fast sailing copper fastened brig LUCY,
naes well found In and in good order
apl WIN. j. DEWEY, IS Gravier st. ~
.GA FOR FnEiGHT Ost CHARTEIt-Tde A /
SHXE Sioilian bark FRANCESCA, Vella master. will
be ready in few days to receive cargo for any port
N ne mediterranean. Apply to
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PoRT CARBON, February 40, lS47-Mess-s. Robinson
Collins 4 Co.! happy inform you that think DIR.
Dsys syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar VIII take the lead "
dozen bottles bespoke been asked often for Or
pauiss Deparatipe Extract and Joseph Dduis's H0rs
Imminent, that have taken the liberty of writing for az
for the above articles, if agreeable to you. please
write word, and send two dozen of each, with arge
show bills. Respectfully yours. SAML, B, KRMPToH.
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LisoMEa July 20 iSls-Your Wild Cherry and Tar syrup
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of for
dme and thought would order any. il is almost
daily inquired for. and thought perhaps would DO best
to order
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ES The following statement is from a orhy and wei
know citizen. Mr. Mar has been for several years Di
rector of the Public Schools and has held offices Of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September I9, 1854 month or more
slnce attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies such as paegoIc and squij
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved few doses, andhr
fDurhs of bottle entirely cured My mother iui,
souhed with abua cough and has been regularly tai 90
Eagls and pareeoc, has been taking Dr. Davs meden, liz
few days past, and her cough Is not hsf bad "a
lafnre she commenced taking it.
Thomas MILLAR, IL Race street.
s Sold Wholesale and Ratai by the General Agents Ion
Inc South and West WRIGHT & Co,
No. 1871 Oh Gssstrse New Orleans:
Where all orders must be nj dli
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MILFORD Pery COMFY. Pa, October l, Isae-yMcssr..
R0biRs0R, Collins y Co.. SIRs-Thsi to inform Won Thai
afflicted for twenty with violent pain in my breast
much that could hardly lie in bed at night Cong at
snded followed by emaciaOn and other decided symptoms
of consumption applied to several physicians and
took great deal OF medicine, without AMI relief Whatever
advised TO try DR.. Davis's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tnr. OF which took two bottles which entirely
relieved me OF my complaints therefore. can. with conf
dence recommend i to an who in Ike afflicted
q most valuable medicine JOHN TooaRY.
The authenticity OF the above vouched for BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford who knows Mr.
Tuomey the circumstances Of his case. snow sixty
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WRLLsyILLx Ohio January g. lS4TThe article Of Wild
cherry and Tar find 70 be valuable medicine and
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly al
mat you have forwarded aud would be pleased have You
send another supply the Of transportation
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sHAKEspEARRo EoUNnRv

TAR-300 bbls. Tar, landing and for sale by
L mhs HAYMAN & HOLDEN, IS Msxszius
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n. a. CONANT'S
Soda, Sarsopariila and Mineral Water
Mandatory, asa Girod street.
IA A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he s cont ues to mana
tAc,qTe SODA SARSAPARIl LA, MEAD aud NINE
al WATERS at the above establishment and warraned
any ~ Europe America supply constantly on
hand, Of wholesale retail. -
~ orders from the country promptly attended to- and
ss9y PIT mp 10 ship, IN barrels of from TO 10 dozen
gn,
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
Neio .3yrangementJ for the Departure Qf1ae Cars.
THE CARS LEAVE

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A.
re- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter OF an hour for the Depot.
mhl7 II 3t2p J. w. SMITH. Superintendent.
New Orleans and Garrallfor H aiIroa.a a
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HoI YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

Il, Al, ns, hAh DYE eoors he Hair the skin
= hsksr. ~ y oeAslonaiy usng this Dye, may seep his Han
csrel n, ,h Or perfect, black rhs Dyc is manu-
Sgm,nchs Chemistry, Philosophy etc and "a Inv hin o,
h 80 s h' soat nurng IN the least and without s1n,
mill TN J. WRIGnr X ro ,st
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&C. n Regular Louisville Passenger Pack ct
Lfs4aP ai53e steamer NJ & U LII A-For Louisville
Mssz1szaazk Evansville, Henderson and Nemphis- The
new and swift passenger steamer
MAGNOLIA, St. Clair Thona,sQp, master win positively
Leave for the above about tuesday, 18th INST al
O'Clock p NJ. For freight or passage apply to -
Il. SHUTE 40 lanai street. or to
I. y. SMITH. II Poydras street
- a Plan OF the Cabin be at the Agents Of
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ROMAYOSA, j., Successor to CosTA IL Coz
~ Importer OF Havana Produce keeps constantly on hand
large assortment Of Cigars consisting Of mperiaes, Re
saes, Caztdoes, canones, Paneelas, pams Small Re
sanas mnui, Trabucos, from the celebrated
brands OF Havana. No Front Levee, or corner Of 81,
G1tlies anu nraRler streets, mas ~
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For laying Brick Paueme,,t, Caty6 and Cater
Sto's, and three Jsst paved supports on North
Of Claiborne, bet. Common and Canal
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERG STORE-SMITH u BROTHER,
- 0U and b = Common street, New Orleans, IN
2ller Tor sale the most complete assortment of .AxkA
foods IN their line in the Southern country, com. s3s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-08

SODI III tAhDLlNA
3l0 From Columbia at @ a m daily
by Hopkius-Turn Out, Gadsdeu, Fort Motto, s. MIST
thews, and Orangeburgh &. H.,
To Brsnchvle by l0b m, SO miles;
And back between ARRIVAL Of mail from Charleston, ~
st2p pm and m.
slO2 From Columbia at daily except Sunday
by Aston, Pomaria and Frog Level
To Newberry G. II. by 50 m, 49, miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between ~ ? N aud
SPIN.
Proposals to extend service as tho railroad is EXTENDED
will be considered.
3lo3 From Columbia at daily except Sunday
BY Rdgeway and Simpsons,
10 Wnnsboro by 10 m, 35 miles,
And back between 4 and p IN daily except san
day.
Proposal. to extend service as the railroad is extended
will be considered.
5lo4 FROM Coumbia at three times a week, 1uesdr,
Thursday, and Saturday
by Lexington q. H., Leesville, Ridge and Lofts
10 Edgeheld q. II. by 10 p m, 81 miles
ana BACK between m, arrival oiGreenvIle n''
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and a m nett d"'
Sloo From Columbia at once a week, Saturday
by Pleasant Springs, Countsvile, and Calk's hoau'
10 Frog Level by pm, IS miles
Ana back between and p m Friday
3lO6 From Columbia at m once a week, Saturday
BY Oskve,
To Rockville by pm, 20 miles,
And back between a and IL m.
SlOI From Camden at 6 IN daily, or after arrival Of o''
by Tiler's Ferry;
10 Cheraw by IA day, 81 miles :,
And back between A p daily and 81 m neLsu 'y
Proposals to run by Bishopvlle, Mt Eon, sw' V'''"
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And back between 6 m and p m next dsys.
Proposals Tor weekly service invited ALSO propo-
sails TO embrace swangstown, (see 29b6.)
1856 From Shelby at M n week, Tuesday
BY swangstown, New House, s. c., and Antioch
TO Yorkvle, s. c., by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between IN and pm next day.
Proposals for semi-weeky service invited also pro-
posals to supply Clngmsn, and White Plains in lieu
of Swangstown, New House, and Antioch, (see Nos.
1860, 1885, and 3l7s)
1857 From Rutherfordon at m, once week, Friday,
by White Oak, Sandy Plains, EarIesvle, s. c., Cow
ensville, Miburgh, Milford, and Palona
To Greenvile g. H., ). g., by III next day, 80
And back between p IN Saturday and p IN day.
295s From Ru,herordon at m, week, Thursday
BY Logans Store, Duncans Creek PoIkvilc, and Gar
ner's Ford
To Camp Cali by pm, 81 miles
And back between B a and p next day.
Proposals to extend to Shelby will be considered.
1859 From Rutherferdou at I'm, week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove,
To Marion by IL a next day
And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL m and p next day, equal to "A miles
and back.
1860 From Shelby at 8 M once q week, Wednesday
BY Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace;
To Dallas by ppm;
And back by Kings Mountain. White Plains, and
Clingman, between ia and next day, equal
to 20 miles and back.
Proposals to omit White Plains and Clingmsn in
vited, (see No. 2956.)
1861 From Shelby at m, once a week, Thursday;
BY Birchesvie Sandy Run, Grassy Pond, 5. c., and
Corohens;
To Spartsnsburgh g. H., s. c., by IN, 40 miles ;
And back between a m and p m next day.
1862 From Rutherfordon At m, once a week, Tuesday
BY Coopers Gap, Miss Gap, and Edneyy
To Hendersonvie by m, 80 miles
And back between a and p m next day.
Proposals to end at EdneyviIle are invited also propo-
sails TO end at Horse Creek.
2gb3 From Aabaville al q n ~, onco rooL E,;lay
by Sulphur Springs, Averys Creek, Mill River, Boils-
ton, Claytonvlle, and Davidson's Rivers
To Cathey's Creek by m, 81 miles,
And back between m and m next day.
1864 From Ashevlle at m, twice week, Monday and
Friday
by Hommeny Creek, Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon
WaynesviIle, SCOTS Creek, Franklin, Tennessee
River, and Clayton, Ga.
To Clarksville, Ca, by 6 p IN next Wednesday aud
| Sunday, 40 miles,
| And back between m Monday and Thursday, and
6p m next Wednesday and Saturday