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AMERICAN THEATRE.-Beneft Of .NcKson.-Among
the numerous professionals who frequently before the
pubc for benefits, know of deserving than
Mr. McKson, who is well and iavoraby known the habi
tues OF Pacdes Varieties season. to the patrons of
the Amer the present Ms Mckson talented
member of his profession and know OF who labos
harder please the public His benefit takes place at the
American this evening, and number of volunteers will ap
pear the occasion; among them, the fascinating Mile
Baron. We that the friends of Me-, and we know he
has many, will rally on his behalf tonight
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Ths court was occupied yes.
terjay with trials of several persons charged with keep
ing disorderly balls and tipping houses in the Third Munich
pality
Henry Darker tried first count, keeping dis
orderly brohe second count, keerng disodery tipping
of guilty on both counts returned.
The trial that of Fink and Hase on two counts
the above large number of witnesses residing IN
the neghborhood of THEN establishment testified that it was
infamous the eXreme and of the greatest nusances
that could possibly in the community. Indeed is
strange that should have been tolerated long has
been Hase found guilty the first count, and Fink
The second. The penalty which be inflicted by
the court two imprisonment and thousand dollars
fine but under the circumstances do suppose the
cused will receive the fu of the law Both OF the
establishments are situated on Il ysan Fields street.
On the of the defence these cases. testimony was in.
roduced show that the balls paid the Charity Hos
pa and further. that they licensed by the Municipal
Council.
Judge Larue in his charge 10 the jury paid high tribute
that noble institution the Charity Hospital but said thai
if 1t depended upon such for support better
that it were razed 10 the ground once it better
that the bodies of thousand should perish that the
soul of should be corrupted As these places being
licensed by the Municipal Council his Honor said the mora
oboquy brought upon the community by them rested en-
| tiIely on the men who voted 10 grant The licenses
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LOCAL MATTERS.

U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court in session a
short time yesterday morning. Alexander Edwards charged
with assault upon a woman with intent kill board
the ship ST. Charles, while at sea, aaigned and his
fixed for trial. The Court appointed c. NJ Emerson Esq
counsel for the auccsed.
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EXAMINATION or GRIFHTH.-J. A. Griffith, charged
with killing Warrington yesterday arrsgned before
Recorder Caldwell and his examination fixed for the 18Th
inst. Tire wife OF tho prisoner, a very interesting woman
appeared in ard her distressed look excited much sym
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The schooner Mary Ellen, at this port from Tam
pico, brought $l9,622 specie and the steamer
Missouri, from ST. Louis, SO 900 gold
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THE CASE KEANE pS. FIsH.-The Jury in this case.
which mentioned yesterday having been tried in the
Fifth District Court, rendered verdict favor of plaintiff
for the full amount CLAIMED 81 1885, fraud and dam
ages. Race and Foster for plaintiff Hunt and Rozer for
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arrived in this rural and beautiful last evening 1t
is OF the heahiest and prete pace in the Southern
country 1t now contains eight hundred inhab
ants, and is steadily improving. 1t is one of the
best business points in the Northern part of Louisiana 1t
contains two good churches large hotel print
ing press foundry shop for the mandatory gin
stands furniture, etc twelve thirteen Stores doing
large business and other shops for the manufac
tory of the various utensils used farming cooking ETC. 1t
neat, cleaniy place. and troubled with mud 1t
is also excellent point for the education of youth.
Hinen bound to Importance, for many reasonss
1t very desirable point for the wealthy in the sicky part
of the State to spend their 1t is fast becoming
manufacturing town. and second none save Sheve-
port in point OF wealth. numbers. etc., in the North OF the
State. There two lying at the landing
and one left here day before yesterday
Red River has overown banks many places and is
still rising fast Many plantations between Campte and
Shreveport entirely under II is feared there will be
ther large overflow. They have cause fer such fears
there has been floods of in this region lately The small
streams have all been looming There very pretty
here the last day of February II came down
by ffu showers all the forenoon of that day. cleared
in the evening, and the morning OF the first had
heavy frost and ice nearly quarte of an inch thick
There ffos and freezes for three mornings succession
1t feared all the peaches and pums that then in bloom
killed 1t fair and cool, with prospect of its
continuance. RAMBLER.
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RIVER FAvoRs.The Bulletin No favored us yesterday
with Memphis papers of Saturday last
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this too and assured the Recorder that she was
innocent and unotfending The brown DRESS in
the witnesses chair reoned, and the pink dress retorted
storm rapidly rising, and to the knife about
breaking out when both parties ordered to leave
instanter
John Cassidy called for examination the charge
Of appropratng considerable amount OF money! belonging
to a man with whom he a bit of There
not the slightest evidence subsanae the CHARGE and the
was dismissed.
RECORDER GEEoIs CouRT--The business in this estab-
lshment yesterday principally confined to dsurber of
the peace of assault and battery and other small po
tato matters.
Emily Forstall, Louis LAFAYETTE Almond Bagoter and
NJ Edmonds free people of COLOR had great Basin
street, and were arrested thereof They
fined So EACH and not being able fork the Dimes they
were committed as days they fined dollars.
Several other of similar nature came up and were
disposed of in similar manner
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS. March IL.
DAN RICE, Esq- Sir. In behalf of Jackson Monument
Committee, have the satisfaction announcing you
net of the you
your establishment the LIST in fuerance of the
dear to Lousanan 1854
The COMMITTEES will always cherish with gratitude your patriotic
and disnterested Offer and their permit
express to you theif thanks for this libera aid
| am, very respectfully your obedient servant,
mhl3 A. d. CROSSMAN, Chairman of Jackson Committee.
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THE LATE HOMICIDE.-Capain Frank Warrington who
severely wounded in afay the of Com
and Circus Streets Monday night last, died on Tues.
day night al the Hospital on Circus j. A Griffith,
VINO was arrested the charge of committing the act
taken Warrington before he died. and he stated that
Griffith the who cut him.
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest the body of The
deceased and evidence taken before the jury.
appeared that the deceased Griffith, Thomas Y James,
Redet c. w. Patterson, and Others about Ii
O'Clock Monday night, the corner Of Philippe and
Gravie Some hard passed between Patterson
and the deceased and the lie given. Griffith acted
friend both patie and settled the matter. They all Their
hoore Coffee house, of Circns and Common
streets, Griffith and the deceased walking They
drank this place. and after remain ng time, Griffith
and Rede started go home They did go Tar, how.
when they turned back to ash Warrington about
thing he had said about Redett Griffith asked MIN if he had
said and and he replied that what he had said referred
to Patterson Griffith told him he lied whereupon War
ngton struck him, and he made uBge the deceased
James that Griffith stabbed the deceased and
that the knife in his hand before the struck
Redett the unge, but did the knife The de-
ceased cut the abdomen and the entrails cut
through in at least dozen places There possibility
of his recovery.
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THIRD DIsTRIC CoURT.-The case OF Sarah Conner,
FIVE, Samuel Powers and N. johnson, came up for
trial in this court yesterday but concluded. 1t will
be resumed at ten O. clock this morning.
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STEAMBOATS OFFERED FOR SALE
~ The undersigned will receive sealed written ~ -
proposals until y M Of Tuesday, the 18th inst, kt5
for the United States Steam boats they
lie at the New Orleans Barracks, viz: the MONMOUTH,
low pressure: the PLANTER high pressure - for each
separately TO be addressed TO him and endorsed Proposals
for the Steamboat Monmouth Planter, as the case
be. They be examined by persons wishing to bid.
rhe privilege is reserved of rejecting all bids.
Terms-Cash before delivery
milo I'd r. F. HUNT. d. Or M Gen
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SHIRTS, sHIRTs.I sHIKTs!!!
THOMPSON ~ .v1y0,,

Thompson ~ .v'iCOas,
Fashionable Clothing Establish ment,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewlsti's Exchange,
IL Have received, steamer Falcon, sppes
SUPERIOR READYM4DE CLOTHING manufactured cn
pres'y for the Retail Trade, in the and style. The
stock, in part, consists
oEERg0ATS-of colored Cloths and Cassirnsres
CLOAkS-Of black French Cohs, 4 and full circle
DRESS COATS-of black French Cloth
FhItk CbATS-Df black and French Claths
PAbTO FRO1kS-Of colored Cloths ami drab ard mixed
Cassuleres. 49, ~ ~ 'N'
BUSINESS CoATSOf colored Cloths and drab and mixed
Cassmeres - ~
PANTALooNsOf black fancy coored Doeskn aud CASH
msre-newest styles
VESTS-Of black Satin Slk Cashmere Bonbazne En-
broideed Cashmere Fancy Silk SILK for Balls
and Surees; white Marseiles
SBIRTSO Linen aud Cotton uodes-plnin embroidered
BOsoms.
HuSlERY-Of silk, Cashmere, Meno and Cotton
G.OVES-Jouvins Kid white, straw, black and coored.
CRAVATS-Black and fancy SIX of the tyl
POCkET-HDkfS-Sik aud white and bordpren Cambria.
MORNING GOWNsCashnere de Lame and Cotton
suspenders Stocks, Shoulder Braces ETC. Tell zip
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The ST. CHARLEs.-Tbe Ballet troupe proved an at
traction. The dancing of Mile Franck is extremely light
and graceful, and modest the of the will
permit We commend her dancing, in this particular to
others of her profession.
Miss Ludlum, favorie of the American, appeared for
the first time in the st Charles
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A Card.

On Tuesday, the llth inst by Rev. Mr. Beade. HENRY
THOMAS, Jr., of the firm of Hyde Il Goodrich tn Mss
HELEN E. MCELROY. all OF this city,
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H.Y STEAMBOAT ~ =
utSsaassTl ID e PA RT R Es. - -.


March. Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination.
Thurs 49, FLORIDA, Gbsr.on DO clock .Mobd
NANlOPE Castillo. p O'Clock. Ittakapls
MONROE, Gwarney, O'Clock. ya.oo
Frd IA, sALUDA, Page, O'Clock. Hire,
!" BELLE REoLE. White. O'Clock - cksburg
OREGON, Hiern, O'Clock Mobile
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, o'clock Baton Rouge
MARY FOLEY. Dalferes o'clock Latyurchs
" I" TEXAS Claiborne, 10 o'clock Fort TODIsend
BELvlDERE Loiwick, ~ O'Clock Red River
HECLA, Kay so'cock Aisrani, IN
&" GEN. TAYLOR Trinidad, o'clock DonGidsonUHe
ID. B. MosBY, Kercheva, IL o'clock .dtaka pas
PACIFIC Fhhian O'Clock. ...-...-...-..st. Lous
Sat, u.s. CALIFORNIA. Reynod'.4 o'clock
NATCHEZ NO = Lesthers, 5 o'clock Hard Ttmss
" f. u. WHITE, Brady, o'coek........ WAiamspor.
" MUSIC. srsck, socock- Latourchs
BIT. JAMES. Power. o'clock .Lafourehs
boswell, J. T. Laross l0o'clock. .Baitss
J. MoRRsETT, Findren, O'Clock. dtakapGs
ANNA, Johnson, 10 o'clock. Bayou Macou
Mond, IL MONTGOMERY Estes o'clock Princeton
Tues, 49, PRINCESS NO. J. Holmes, o'clock ..-picfsbyg
Thurs 20, DOVE Box O'Clock Arkansas Rissr
Upceran ORIENTAL Parkinson. O'Clock .Pnsbnrs
" " GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, o'clock. Louisville
FANNY SMITH, Richards, o'clock .LouisviM
" BOSTONA, Price, S O'Clock. Louisville
e. P. McNEAL, Booker, o'clock. ..Msmphs
GEN. WORTH, Jenks So'clock. Memphis
' IOWA, Carter. O'Clock. st Louis
BUENA VISTA, Lamothe O'Clock ST. Louie
sULTANA Cable o'clock. ST. Louie
- ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock .-...--.H Louis
COLUMBUS, Pest, o'clock St Loms
PRIDE OF THE WEST Rogers, 10 O'Clock 81 Louti
- HUNGARIAN Warman. Cincinnati
G. w. KENDALL, Morton, 70 o'clock Cincinnati
" lhoQuos, Lee, O'Clock. ..NGshUns
MICHIGAN, Irwin, o'clock .-..........-.. Nashville
AMERICA. Johnson O'Clock. Mash iRs
ALAMO, Reed, o'clock .0uacha River
BRIDE, Amden o'clock Red River
mobiLE' Frost b o'clock. IN otts
-e>~
~ Debt, contracted y crew of che British Bark
,gnes. sARELli CO 81 Common St
~ Steamer JOHN MoRRlsErT will pay any debts
traced written order TIE CAPTAIN Clerk
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hangs in measure appearance anu spi'' et teh NOT
go uncared for,
szy~ OpsEKyR the above Braces sold only at
SHER N A N s,
No 10 st. Charles street.
e Mark the number and sign of the house the door
t9~ Ladies can be fitted with Braces at Mas. SHEER.
MANS, IS NayRds fell Up T,T&s
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLRANpRR UNION, No. 8, at No. 8, Marigny Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday at O'Clock.
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Fashionable CyOyh5vg.

{ ARPET WAREHOUSE, % Charities street
~ o0O rolls 40, "a and "a Checked, White and Fancy
Matings;
Velvet and brussels Tapestry Carpetings;
Hrnsses 3plys, Ingrains, and Venetian do;
Figured Baize and Linen Lrumb Cloths;
Window Shades Hair Cloth Table and Piano Govern.
Stair Rods; Rugs, etc, etc.
Floor Oil Cloth, from BIO "a feet wde ofvarious qualities
and beautiful patterns, lately received, all which
milo 6t2p A. RROUSSEAU & CO.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-Test between MI.
Fire Brick cost $35, branded Garnkrk.
Ieedss Foundry, August !, 1850
At the request o Mr.. Kendall put furnace in
which we melt iron, of Mr. kenas brick with one Of
the best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
slightly Mr. Kendalsn at ALL neither broken cracked
nv m LEEDS K co.
stand fire, at - and the carriage. WIN. H. EAGER
aus 3dptf A gent Biloxi Steam Brick Works,
r WOOD " CO, Ship Chambers and Grocers,
on the Levee, oppc site Post a. Second Municipality
and He'd Stores, Third Municipality, have received
assortment OF g DDS which they will sell reasonable
prices nls 3ptf
WlNpo~ GLAss-2,WO Boxes Window Glass ASSORTED ,ge,
W an. qualities, offered for pr b-r-s
SOLD IN New Orleans. Bu ders Dealers
shamne' and inquire me price before pnrch, .ins.
o2q r,rr.r =, 60. "a - AS JS1 IS DC -,
nUFFIELD'S HAMS-5O terces landing, fer
- sale by z. J. HART N Co. 70 Tchouptounss
CASTOR OIL-12 bbls No /, for sale by
~ mhis E. j. HART s. co. 70 Tohoupitoulas st,
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.VcaC Spring Goods,

~ Now receiving per steamship Ohio ship Holiness
and for sale very Low PRICES,
C. M. SIMPSON
mill 81 2dp so CANAL STREET
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GlOCeS and CrNcNtS.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING :::s The
subscribers have received large and complete Fall
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS
every way suitable for
NORRIS 81 WAY, 81 Camp street,
s24 2ipu corner Of Common M der Fauis,t,, E.. .
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IL No Debts contracted ty the British Bark
CAMILLA, Capt Brine, will be raid
agnees said vessel. mhs BARELl 81 Common ST.
~ Steamer JOHN MORRlsErT paw any debts con-
traced by the without written order the Captain
te2i HENRY McCULL, Clerk.
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Arrive Lancaster same days
IOI52 From Lancaster by Dumontsvlle, Baltimore and
Millersport, to Hebron, 20 miles and back Ares
times a week.
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Hebron same days by pm;
Leave Hebron every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sal.
urday at 6 m;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by IAN.
I0l53 From Canal WINCHESTER, by Groyeport, Lock
bourne III miles and back, three times q week
Leave Canal Winchester every Tuesday, nsrsdsy,
Arrive a. foctbourne same days by I2m,
Leave Lockbourue every Tuesday, THURSDAY end
Arrive al Canal Winchester same days by nm
I0l34 From Springfield, by Enon, Fairfield and Hsr,A
Evansville, to Dayton, "a miles and back, daily e.
Leave Springfield daily except Sunday at 6.pm;
Arrive at Dayton same days by a pm;
Leave Dayton daily except Sunday ..sam,
Arrive at Springfield same days by 10 IN.
lOI5s From Springfield, by Harmony, Vienna Cros,
Roads, Summerford, West jefferson, and Alton
to Columbus, AZ miles and back, three times
Leave Springfield every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive al Columbus same days by pm;
Leave Columbus every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive }, Springfield same days by spn.
lOl56 From Columbus, by West Jefferson London, South
Charleston, Selma, and Csdarvile, to xsnis, 81
miles and back, twice daily.
Arrive at Xenia same days BY s.4o p m and II m;
Leave Aenin daily at " m anu ~ m
Arrive at Columbus same days by 81 n and 81 pm.
lOl57 From Columbus, by Cntonvile, Worhinsua
WillamsvilIe, S,ratford, Delaware, Norton, Wal
do, Marion Grand Prairie, Little Sandusky Up
per Sandasky, Tymochtee, McCutchinville, TiAa
and Fort Seneca, TO Fremont, 10l mileo and back
three times a week
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, md
Friday At pm; 4
Arrive At Fremont next days by 9pm;
Leave Fremont evSry Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive 4 Columbn. nay, d.v. bvInm
l0l58 From Columbus, by South Bloomfield, Circlsvlk
Chilicothe, Waller, Waverey, Piketon, and Lu
casyille, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and back, daily
Leave Columbus daily at m;
Arrive at Chillcohe same day by m, and At Ports
mouth next day by pm;
Leave Portsmouth daily at Jam;
Arrive at Chlicothe same day by 6 p N, and Al Co.
umbus next day by IL m. 1ss
lOl59 From Columbus by Parks Mills, Blendon, Csnusl
College Maxwell, Galena, Ssnbury, Csntrsbuss,
and Mount Liberty, to Mount Vernon, - mIls
and back, six times 4 week, three Of the trips b
run by Central College and Maxwell, and the osAer
three trips by Weservle and Genoa Cross Road
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday At lam;
Arrive at Mount Vernon Same days BY SPIN;
AL, C,xnAnv O..
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Leave Chardon every Tuesday and Saturday at ga m
Arrive At Rsvenna same days by pm,
Leave KAvenns every Monday and Friday at 8 a m !;
Arrive at Canton same days by 4pm
loo5S From Canton, by Banyvle, Marlboro Mahonng,
DssrAsld Frederick, Milton, Duck Creek Han
ma. Mills, North Jackson, and Eden, to Warren,
% miles and back once week.
Leave Canton every Tuesday at PM
Arrive al Warren next day BY PM
Leave Warren every Monday a, ami
Arrive At Canton next day by IL
io's From csn.Gn ~ New Berlin Gs'"owI
miles and back, three times week
Leave Canton every Tuesday, Thursday and s-'ur-
L..v. Akron every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
.. Arrive !. Canton ,sms days ysp%%
Ia Akron usyahoga Falls and Stow, Frank
lin Mills, 80 miles and back six times a week.
Leave M.ssilon daily except Sunday atIam,
Arrive at Franklin Mills same day in time o connect
with Cleveland mail, say by SPIN;
val Of Cleveland mail, say p m;
Arrive at Massillon days by l2pm
lOOsS From Mas.'lon, By Na,arre Bolivar, Zoar Canal
Dover, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas Gnaden-
hutton, Port Washington, Newcomcrstown. White
Eye Plains, and West Lafayette, to Coshocton, 81
Leave Msssl'ou every Monday, Wednesday, and
Anv. :. Co.hocton mex. days by lam;
Leave Coshocton every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive !. Ma.silon mex, day. BY Ham.
l0os7 From Bolivar, BY sandyvi!s, Magnolia, Waynes-
burg Ms.srn On on:dls Mills: . rskn Minerva
~ miles and back, twice week
Ls.vs Bolivar every Tuesday and Saturday a. a m
AErivs at Hanoverton same days by 9 p m
Leave Hanoveron every Monday and Friday at
ami
Arrive at Bolivar days by pm
Proposals for three times Z week invited.
lO0ss From Nav Portage, by Norton Centre, Western
Star, Wadsworth, and River Syx, to Medina, l9
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave New Portage every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at l pm;
Arrive At Medina days by pm
Leave Medina every Tuesday Thursday, and satur-
Arriy. Al New Portage same DAYS bv l2m
l00oo From Clinton by Chippewa, New Prospect, and
Old Hickory, to Canaan, l6 miles and back, once
q week.
Leave Clinton every Saturday at l pm;
Arrive At Canaan day by p m;
Leave Canaan every Saturday at 3 am
Arrive At Clinton day by IL m.
1000 From Minerva, by New Franklin, Mount Union,
Mahoning, Limavle and Atwater to Edinburg,
~ miles and back a week
Leave Minerva every Wednesday at 9 a m
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Arrive At Minerva day by 3 m.
From lin Nv u;
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Leave Malta Tuesday at am;
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1923 From Dcave. ton, by Chapel Hil Oxford, as
miles and sck, once a week.
Leave Beaver ton every Thursday at 8 am;
Arrive at oxfo I'd same day by 6pm
Leave Oxford VERY Friday at 8 am
Arrive at Dcav, sston same day by pm.
1924 From McConne lavile by Malta, Pennsve, Cbes
ter Ill., Bartlett, North Union, Decsturvile and
Fillmore, to Linis Hookhocking, 36 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave McConne llsvile Monday md Friday at "a m
Arrive at Little Hockhocking sam days BY . m
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1925 From Athens, by Shade and Birmingham Chester
~ miles and back a week
Leave Athens every Saturday at 1 D IN;
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loiSo from Athens by Calvary Log Cabin, Rnggod, and
Malta, to MoConnslavle, - miles and back, s,we
Leave Athens every Friday at Cal
Arrive at McConnellsvlle same day by 9pm;
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lolW From Athens, by Lowrey, Star, New Plymouth
Swan, and Rock House, TO Adelphi, ~ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Athens every Monday At pm;
Arrive al Adeph next day by 7 pm;
Leave Adephi every Sunday a, s am;
Arrive at Athens nsxt day by ~ m
lolS's From Amssvls, by Pleasant Valley, Rlhsu's x