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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER H.


l
Adams 81 Charles,
sfhip Allen private OF Louisiana between
/. T. AIchison, Browns Hotel
S.sfss ms as. Ss q
BELL private, street, ron"syya
Benjamin. private, north side Of " betwesn ish aud i4'
~ ? Bright, Union Hotel, cso.xsows
w. Cas W,ads Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, between IAN
= Chase Mr simouoa's, 9Th street, frs, door north Of
Clayton bsas penn,y,vania avenue Capitol
Cooper Davs opposite Hotel Pennsylvania
"A 6iloa' Na.oa. maIGnss iiae 0's'
~ Dodge of Wisconsin, Mrs Ena's's, Dowsons row. Capitol
A Dodge, Iowa, Mrs. Ennss, Dowson's Capitol
s. A. Douglas, private corner Jersey
Essrs pa.s, corners Us an ism slse,. South 4ds
III Fish, south side Of street, between i7 and 10Th
3. ritzp.1ick.
ha" a. G~s % s .% s % a
between I'd and ID streets.
RM. II Hunter, Brown. Hotel, Pennsylvania
R. W. Johnson, Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
g Jones' o Iowa. Mrs Essys no'' side OF rsnnsy''a
! ~ Jonss, Of Tennessee. National Hotel
NJ. Nuson, Col Coopes corner Of and aia,
Norton north OF between h ana btb
|
Norris, United States Hotel rsnnsyyana avenue
Tnos. Walaces north side OF Pennsylvania
| avenue, LIST and I'd streets.
| 4. G. Pratt, National Hotel Pennsylvania avenue.
4. J. Rusk.
| wv. TX. Sebastian Browns Hotel.
w H. Seward private north side OF +, between 9th and 9Th
|
Shields, Bu Delaware Capitol Hill tnorth
| side Captol.)
.John side private side Of street, between 9Th and
1 9th
8T Smith, private, side OF l9th street, between and
|
sc Stuart Charles Sd and Pennsylvania
Charles Prof kieys north aide OF q, between lt and
| liIh
J. b. Thompson, Kentucky, Mr. Rcys side OF 7th, be-
| Louisiana and ID street
vi Thomson New Jersey, Wnards Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue.
| 4. Toombs.
| isaac Toucey.
Wade Hyaus, Pennsylvania opposite Browns
| Hotel.
/ y. P. Walker, National Hotel.
j. B. Weller Boyds, side Of street, between 10th
| and llth
| j. w. Williams, Gadsby's Hotel
| w. Wright, Wilards Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
4 Indicates married ladies'.
| SIndicates single ladies'.
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N X. CHAMBERulS,s Commercial COLLEGE, located
VI No ~ Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The o~tensbc
object o s institution in the reach Of individuals prop
~ facilities tor obtaining and practical mefcanc ednca
hon Young obtain correct knowirdee "'
general business crs few weeks than can be acquired IN az
many years IN any one counting house. .a. ss...
The course OF study embraces double entry book Keeping and Us
na eniaon. taught approved msthods
Practical penms"sp combninR npdy Of execution with beauty
~ construction Lectures mercantile law, upon various I'm
poan' mercantile subjects beside other pnfs necessary for
book business The time
for student 10 complete the five 10 eight weeks
There being no vacation apRcsn" enter At aay time and ~
tend both and evening held stated periods
and diplomas awarded to those who graduate For sc write
snd have circular forwarded by NAL.
Nov l3-lYdhep
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Law school of Cumberisnd University, as Lebanon.
Tennessee.

Law school Cumberiand Universisy, as Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Non. Abraham csru'be, late Of the circuit
L t0dGcs u Tcnnessee-
0een Of the Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromhcd Ridley ensncei,ors Of the sne
1udses Green dew their whole exclusively
O he
Daily examinations of
regular of lectures hut explanations the
daiy the psoare~a Of the examinations.
and equity, In which
of the profes
through all the known actual
framed require them
Of documents be- read
in of the taken by sppesl
supreme court, monthly
every This students clerks
in jurors Judges and ehaaceors and in other ocal
pactuea with thess suits
SesksnsThe the third Monday in
ends third Thursday In February The Aecopd
the succsedns Monday In February and cnds second
Thursdayi JuIy.
Eys~sss pm ssssio~uiion fee 90 in sdvsnce contingent
~ Students furnish their
which canb be had n LebsRon bookstores.
complete the uniess the
advanced No study required for nd
regular classes. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
Number Of students the last collegiate eishy-ir
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ti-eoiy Presiden, Board Of Trustees.
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will be published
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II will be that the three S,aies--New York, Penn
syvania, and Ohiocon'an about half the civic popua-
ton Of the United States, while they contain less than
one-hird the whole people. Some nferences may be
drawn from the distribution Of the civic population. in
regard to the future growth Of the several States
1. The entire growth OF New York in the Last lea
years has been in the civic class. The census shows
tha, some OF the beet agricultural counties have abeo
u,ely diminished. II depends almost entirely on the
growth Of towns in New York, how far or fast the
State shall grow 3% M eEr
q. Pennsyvania has 320. 900 more Inhabitants than
Ohio; but this excess entirely civic. The rural popsa
ton being equal II depends. therefore. almost wholly
the growth OF Philade phia and Pttsbufx whether
Psnnsyvana keep her position. h $3.50 i
g. Virginia. the oldest State. has only per cent OF
civic population, while Ohio. young Stale, has "a per
can't and Pennsylvania has % This proves INST slave
State cannot have very large civic population snd
from that. ALSO arises The fact that they cannot deal
largely in manufactures and the arts slave popula-
ton necessarily results in floating and assestnel peo-
pie New Orleans s city foreign 10 louisiana. hall liz
people being only temporary residents 81 Louis may
grow fast for time, bn will never equal the growth
Of Missouri--,hai H. hereafter -kl.ft
Dsnsify Of hsAtfstion - important, showing the
pacity of country to support inhabitants, and the
pidy Of growth. compared with the soil let TAX.
come examples. from nearly equal surfaces
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THE public called the advantages Of
Gred at Of dspers,
houses the spacious saloons atsf he'd
facilities enable the proprietor
with variety Of d,sh
nnsquaIed Tho county His table
and costly style hts silver
China Of the elegant description, which
be families without trouble
reasonable lie prepares and Keeps constantly band
Truasis. asparagus mushrooms green corn
Paes 9 rsas, petis pos Lima beans
1'omatoc. nd al OF cstsnpe and
assortment Of French
frctona HIMSELF and superior the imported
article " nj made in this country.
I6-eo6
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Correspondence Of the New York Daily Timss.1
CiNcissArI, Wednesday, Dec. 4. 1

OINtINNATI, WtuHesudy, DEC. 2 IooJs
After considering the numbers ani growth OF people,
the next most interesting inquiry ~ how do they live
Ia what classes are they dvdei Is agriculture or the
arts mos, predominant Toe furnishes with the
facts. from which ay draw nierences, but does not
furnish with the philosophical conclusions TO which
these lead This is the work Of scientific and phi
losophic minds for whose the ia really in
tended
The first classification in the pursuits and habits OF
people into civic and rural, own and country From
their division in this respect may be inferred their pro-
gress in the arts have given below OF the pro-
portions OF the civic and rural population in the Un-
ted Statescounry towns of over 900 inhabitants each
as belonging TO The civic class;
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CELECT Public schoossThe pupils Of the several
y schools Washington viii be admitted to the Industrial Exi
above O. on Saturday the h inst between
Of II O'clock m, md O'clock m. ATTY ococh
H. W H. Crosby assisted by his
for the especial gahcaton Of The chidrsn
Admiranee-Ch,idren, 5 cents; TEACHERS, 10 cents
in the shape of conce or lectures
both are rivon the Exhibition. Admit
ian, Ss cb.l, half mice t5-dM
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nHE NEWTON COMPANY, fATENTEEs, No. North VII
liam street. New York This type Is now used exclusively IN
many aud general printing ofces IN this
county England The strongest testimonials have been
ceved that will do at least donols the amount o work a can
be type, while gives the time, superior
working surface.
In seeopng saving of 100 per cent viii be eneeted py
of this type.
The company will furnish type from OF the foundes In New
York. Boston, prices, aud chago for
.lBcn M 4 ncco fdinRu q e xed
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sngse ted by the John Gunnison and Richard
ko Of the typographical corps who, with party OF s1 9th
were surprised and October @ by tho Utah Indians
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IIErDstECK CHAMPAGNE
III Hedeck wine, imported by nnsuld and
Francois.
50 baskets Charles Hed-icck wine, imported BY T. w. Bs
you'd
Ju-t received and 6,r ,a,e by r.. ". WHITE h CO.,
ss1 avsn between 6th and 18th streets,
Dee i5-3uf opposite the Bank OF Washington,
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y. RICtfES ~ CO..

u. RICuEy * CO..
vARtrry sroRr,
mo WaAneon Place. SereuA street. the Ge~era Pssf
- Omce, Wa.hirste~, ~ G,
DEALERS in ace embrodsrics, millinery goods perfusey,
IL hosiery, gloves, worxtsds, ewclry &c
Jss received supply Of embotdcre and cloak and dress
thmanes.
Dec 6-eolm
i,OR RENTTb- gate of the Capitol
,st~ty occupied by John hotel Tho house large,
and well hotel bcasding honsc, pri
vsse ssidrnc- Pos.~ssion Ksvsn immediately.
Inquire Of Robert Brown, south side Of Capitol square
Dee teAccAhs ff'a f rrM Hs6N
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OR RENTOno OF the best bufness stands In the city,
three doors below seidcn, Wihcrs,
will be for four more ~ the store
occupied by Bsshcar The W feet
wide, cellar For apply 10 the undersiensd
J CLAYTON BRAsuEAks,
Dec I5-eod2w Al Hall b Brothers,
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CREEN's Ink ERASER and Paper Cleaner for hook
clerks and literary RentcmenA kind o eraser
rubber superior article for te Same pops ever yet
qualities Penr cleaner,
facility than ordinary
scraper, surface Of the paper unbasned
| For. ale hy COLLINS BOVINE 4 CO,
1h door. north Of rsnnsylvanis avenue Branch
Of stsuener's Hall, ia and i76 Psab street, ~ Y
' seHis-u
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NbNyt-iaWutspDef
BRUNSWICK CITY, Georgir.-Lsrge and peremp,oy sale
ID Of building the Brunswick, state OF Georgia
propvcos
ssIe Of Ave handd eligible lot. will take place by public sucon
ONe0rpe said Thursday the l2h day o
January 1854, ~ O'Clock The sale viii he positive 10 the
highest bisder.
years. Title perfect
Bunwck hold commercial and maritime
other souih Of Dssa
peskc bar The climate healthy the ws,e Further
w be had The Office Of The
Broadway of Mr. John Brooks, Buuswck
Georgia wM. CHAuNCEy, President.
THOMAS A. DEXTER, Secretary.
Nov B-taw5w
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u ICH Lace nssd MmsIsn brctdefsss WALTER HAR
IL PER 4 CO., Pennsyiyauis between 9Th and leh
streets viii and beautiful assortment of
Honotoo, psn', Limerick, Meckn, Maltese, and
Ghassiila isce@, in
cspes, rhemisettns sleeves, collars, ,cnps
scarf., Jsssscs, hridnl veil ' s#fE t4
Infants hspsmal rohes nrd avlpltdes
IN embrciteed muslin have the variety with few ad
Dec 4A2seoif
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OMce or Army Clothing and Eaaip~8e,
PhiIadelpbi4. November 10. 1858.

Omcs or Army Ciothing and Eqaipage,
Philadelphia, November 10, 1858.
r rAIEu PROPOSALS. will received ohee until 10
II O'clock IN 3s December furnishing
py contract following supplies aud materials deliverable
si ns Clothing and Equpsge scluyk
uai. In Quanuies y required. sixi
900 ysds "a dark blue tindgo dyed) twed cloth, weigh
ing 2t OF. per yard -
5000 yards sly blue (ndgo dyed) twied cioih wes
Ing ~ OF, per yard :, g j.
army Blankets WOOL gray, with the letters y. D. IN
black, inches long In the centre,) 70 pc seven
~ feet long md wide each blanket 70 weigh
i've pounds Ns..
SO, 200 yards 76 flannel, cotton and wool
$500 do 3 Canton flannel
$4,000 do "a unbieacbed drilling
1s,O0O do ~ do do .-,..- -, III
100000 duck, asx inches wide, weighing lsx Sa %
1890 do do asH DO do 10 %
,nWS do do 80 do do l5k do
10000 do do "a DO 40 IN az
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nch Thibst long shaws
do
ver rich gold embroidered 1hbst square sba~s
Do do do long do
Do plaid long ,hswis
DO do shnwis
do Hungarian scnrfs
1labct scnrfs
rich gold bord~red broche Tbibet scnrfs.
In cloths
widths, which be offered
Ne pstc~s I'D u t.H uooE nRo., d co.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr Oruos DIR
December Is, 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA
pRoposLs for carrying the mails cf the United States from lst
February, 1885, Of June, 1885, the following
received the office Of the
Once Department until Monday, the 18th Of Ian
uary ls5t, q be decided the day:
psa6 From Curwusvine. by LuihcbuE Reynoldsv''e,
Brook Vile, Corsica, strstonsviie, Clarion, Sbppeus-
Vile, Ko~soth, Case, Cranberry, franklin, Canal, and
cochrsn,on, 10 Meadvic, JOG miles and back, six
a wee
Leave curwinsvine daily, except Sunday, "7 am.
Arrive NJ Meadv'ne next days by g. pm
Leavv Mcndviic daily, except sunday, att M IT
Arrive al CurwinrviIe neat days ny 8, r. m
certificate also for instructions and
rcqueen tbrane conditions be Incorporated In the
such the department deem eIprdnt
for mail service in the States OF
New jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland, and oho dated
the 22d sertembsr, 1851
Dec l6--Aawfw Postmaster General.
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establishment successful operation,
proprietor aslcrs himself that his vs,ers will now be
particular
designed for the OF ladies' aud gsniees when
the second oor to The
len gentlemen alone TO which the particular alien
OF members OF Congress and others who roo" out invited
all hours low the paneu houses
enjoyed elsewhere Thosc wishing 10 givs
fine
the Saloons furnished style OF unsurpassed magnih
cence Dec l5-Aawswaataw1~
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VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP-The undersigned, having had
scme twenty acquaintance with Virginia military land
cans and revolutionary Rich1ou will
the revsion of here 5p August
ssa and VIII purchase sell scrip
q counmisesoM.
vEsPAsfAN ELLIS,
Jans R-ecdh Irving Hctei
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GR0irNn YLnnp

MOTTO E.The following Johns Church offered
~ for sale. Possession had the
present occupants having eep,on right, price not less
the vsiu. assessed by the Church;
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBlIION.-An Industrial Fair will be
held Baptist Church, 18Th street. above G. IN De
psoIno, continue at month";
manufactured aiclcs valuable publications.
and interesting different OF the will be
exhibition VIII be enhanced by
pgoprtaas lectures and concerts.
abroad have consented TO de
Rev. John bowling d. d., Rev.
Burrows, Rev Wheaton smith, Rev A. A. Willis and Rev.
d. q. Haynes The Rev. Dr. Magoon kev Dr. Neal and Rev
Prof been invited More than dozen excellent
H. Crosby and LADY, and other celebrated
may siee be expected.
feel CONFIDENT therefore, that they viii be
snake Of extraordinary interest
Of ali Of manufactured goods and fancy
respectfully solicited from citizens
say Gentlemen making contributions TO the vsse OF ~ ladies
81, viii be
admitting tbcm the exhbuon lectures
and concenz .s.a
comc will be ready contributions the
and daily Afterwards between the
hours Of 10 and until the opening OF the fair OF which
due uotce will be vivsn
7ls j. c. LEWIS,
Noy Chairman Of the Committee.
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Blue a.n%si 'nSf '5 sgi"np lining pa' great a eoais
Worsted sashss, crimson
drums, complete, artillery and Infantry ~
Tin csnleens, TO hold three pia,s
Bunting Isd, white, and blue .
q . Il s o
S.mpss w be BY mail with any additional information up
which be desired by manufacturers wishing 70
oacs poposa ouut OF delivery will be retained
tho completed, whichis 70 BE- forfeited ne un
S Of s az s
these supplies required before The first OF July next
ton sy Congress branch The service available
ne win BE- p o Of :" BY the quantity
of Supplies above mentioned -,
usn o s %
sired only .sS so. 6 !"
my known manufacturer or regular dealer IN
stated IN hs Cids offered address Of
intended be proposed as securities IN case
Letter. containing proposals be endorsed. Proposals
amy s'pp"'' G. ii. CRosMAN,
Nov 20-3aw3stDcc. Major and auarterniaster u s. A.
ABOUT NO MOvE.--we expect in Of the
middle month and in order TO reduce o.. stock as
much a Usi ss
better than present. and we think our assortment
Of hns d,s.. m will De found one OF ne ana
A fun assortment Of plaid French merinos
100 pieces Of french me'nos, from s7k up
G stock black Lyons vcivc,s in all
largest Of hrocads plaid and plain silks we have
had. 8 s.
Our goods kind is full aud complete
sHAWLs
In department confident that show the great
Market al such low prices
speak for themselves fact whole assortment or
goods good % and hys @s Sesa Sa no es M
anime before purchasing.
Our stock OF embracing quality
Of Blankets sheengs owengs, table linens, and napkins
all kinds OF which
Al q
all Of dry goods. u
w. NJ. SHU5TER h CO.,
Dec 0-eo6if Th the
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from copper faced type;
New York Tribune, Boston Journal, 5
New York Herald, Boston commonwealth,
New York sun, Boston Transcript, 81
Morning Courier aud Enquirer, Boston Herald,
New York EXPRESS, Bos0n Traveller,
New York Journal, Boston Post,
Universal, City OF Mexico, Cincnnxu Commcrcia', =
American Messenger, True Democrat Cevcahd VI
Chid,s Paper. others this country and
Phil. Saturday Evening Post, England -
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IAlESS Caps Head DTesses.-Lades in want of the
goods give CALL as wish to close
the present stock on hand
100 dress caps, el 10 u Is
100 de do 50 cents To rs cents
Plain caps, rs cents 10 70 csnts
mourning caps 50 to 81 -
Nae I--eS1 A TATE.
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- ~
Washtngten Branrh RAssrcsA--Traims Rnn Fei-
l0Was
LAVE daily except Sunday, at and g. m, ~ and s.
~ On Sunday, ats, .. m snd g. p
The m, .rprcss stop- only Annapolis Juno
hon sed Relay the others at all stations
Tnsns > a. M ard *, p m, connect with Annapolis.
Do do = and 3, and s, p. m.
Fare from Washington Baltimore al os
DO 10 and return N. . go. u so
DO Annapolis. ................. ......... os
DO do do and 4
The round "Trip tickets once
and arc good for the day upon which they issued.
r. H.FARsoNs,
July B-dn Agent.
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Notice 10 Delinquent Taxpayers.
CoLLrcros's Orrcs, December IA, 1853.
hereby Of delinquent In
will npleted and published
1854 All persons Interested earnestly
and y payngl relieve TIE undersigned
collection, and semeves
additional expense attending an adverss ment
Dec Is-d,JanI Collector.
shirts fG.nteneo in want OF superior
shirtr will hnd first assortment OF
all styles at LANES
Dec 3-dlwif Gcndemen's Furnishing Establishment.
By y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctsoneer.
nRUsTEFs SALE or VALUABLE PRorERTYs-on Friday
aetnoon 23d Al 3x O'clock the promises shall
by bearing date December I'm, sfs
ber A. =. No y oios 400 AL 3a and fJ
square No 25t beginning for the the southeast
thence street west tveny v
north s9 Zee, 70 an sey thence east win he ns o.
south place sf beginning
third the residue in and twelve mon'hs,
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
Of within Eve
right e-c the risk and Of the fret
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAs q. MCGUIRE,
Nae IA Aucitoseer
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The New YORK Musical Review aad Choral Advocate

Indicates married ladies'.
SIndicates single ladies.
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Application 10 be made 10 the treasurer ofthe Church.
Nov 2-iawift2SDce
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ably in the world
LONDON JOURNAL OFFICE,
33i Strand, August 10, l653
This certify that .hs copper aced ype in Tor print
London Journa has The satisfaction
has only maintained its original sharpness and
but has been made least three times more durable
millions OF impressions this font which
In August 1852.
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.

TRIBusK OFrIcE, New York city, jan IL, 1853.
To the NEwT5A CoMrAKY:
using the copper faced type
Tribune greatly
OF coppeng. We also consider the working
THOMAS N. ROCKER, Foreman
HORACE GREELEY, Editor.
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West Camp from Maiden. miles, three times weok.
West Dandy from Dandy, miles. once week
West Greenfield Middle Grove and Rock City Mill from
Ballston, miles, twice week.
West Henrietta from Rochester, 50 miles, twice week
West Kendall from Kendall, "a miles, three times week
West Niles from Moravia, miles. once aweek
West Onondaga from Syracuse, miles, twice week.
West Polk from Johnstowp o miles, week. ,4i
West Polsdam from Po,sdam, miles, six times week.
West Schuyler from Utica, miles, three times week
West ShaDdaken from Cloyesslle, miles, once week
West Tyre from Waterloo. % miles, twice week
West Wswor,h from Wslworih. A miles. twice week.
West Windsor from Conklin, miles, twice week
Wilsboro from Essex, AZ Dies three times week during
season of navigation on lake Chsnplain. ttet
Williams Place from Portage depot mile SIX times week
Wilton from Saratoga Springs, miles, twice week
Zoar from Gowanda, miles, week.