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NEW JERSEY.

From July l, 1853, TO June 80, 1856.
BIOS From Lawrencevle Princeton, miles and back
once week
Leave Lawrencevile every Saturday at Gam.
Arrive at Princeton same day by Ham
Leave Princeton every Monday at IL m
Arrive at Lawrenceve same day by 2pm.
slO6 From Hackettsown to Hope, ii miles and back,
week
Leave Hacketstown every Tuesday at 9 am;
Arrive at Hope same day by IL m
Leave Hope every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Hacketstown same day by m.
Proposals to six times week will be consid-
cred
9lO7 From Newtown, by Lafayette, to Deckertown, IA
miles and back, three times week
Leave Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at 9 am;
Arrive at Deckertown same day by 2m;
Leave Deckertown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Newrown same day by 4pm.
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MAINE.
FSom July l, 1853, 10 June 80, 1857.

Fsom July !, 1853, 10 June 80, 1857.
1871 From Bangor by North Hermon, South Levant,
West Devant, Exeter, West Garland, South San
gervilc, Sangervle Guiford, Abbott, Monson,
Shirley Mills, and Shirley to Greonvle, 60 miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
sam;
Arrive at Greenvie same days by 8 pm;
Leave Greenvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at Jam;
Arrive al Bangor same days by pm.
Proposals. to omit Shirley Mills and supply it spe-
cially from the nearest Office three times week will
be considered.
NorE.--In case proper bid should be received and
accepted for the above service, route No. 36, ad-
ver,ised December Is, 1852. will be omitted, and
No 10, in the same advertisement, will be cur
tailed 10 commence at Exeter.
76 Proposals TO extend this route advertised Dece
Der Is, 1852, to Foxcrof, one mile further, will be
considered
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PENNSYLVANIA.

From July /, 1853, to june 30, 1856.
$40 From Smiths Mills, in Crawford county, by Coch-
ranion, to John Wightman's, Pa, = miles and
back, once week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose a schcd-
uc.
Sll From Psburg the line Of the plank road by
Allegheny, Penysvlle, Wexford, Zcnople, Har-
mony, Whitestown, Prospect Cenucvic, Harris
vlle and Wesley, to Franklin, IS miles and back,
Leave Pi,sburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 I'M;
Arrive al Franklin next days by 6pm;
Leave franklin every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Pitnburg next days by 6pm.
Proposals to run six times week will be consd-
cred.
sl2 From Agnew's Mills by Lamartne and Five Points,
10 Cas-, 10 miles and back. once week
Leave Agnew's Mills every Monday at M
Arrive at Cass same day by Gam;
Leave Cas- every Monday at 10 a m;
Arrive At Agnew's Mi same day by pm.
10 From Ulysses, to Gcnescc Forks, miles and back
once week
Leave Ulysses every Monday at Gam;
Arrive II Genesee Forks same day by l0am;
Leave Geuesee Forks every Monday at ii am;
Arrive At Ulysses same day by IL m.
w From Clarion, by Smcksburg, Chambersburg, (o-
cal) and Plainvilc, TO Indiana, 66 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Clarion every Monday at6am;
Arrive 1T Indiana next day by 6pm;
Leave Indiana every Wednesday at s. am;
:. Arrive at Clarion next day by SPIN.
90 From Scottsvic, by Little Mehoopany Centre, Love
ton, and Wolf Creek, to Dushorc, IS miles and
back, once week.
Leave Scottsvillc every Monday at am;
Arrive at Dushore same day by6pm;
Leave Dushorc every Tuesday at s M;
:. Arrive At 6coltsviIlc same day by pm.
elb From Smhhed, by Geneva, Greensboro, Maple
town, W'owtree, and Dsviatown, to Mount Nor
ris, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave SmithheId every Monday st6a am;
Arrive At Mount Morris same day by 6 pm;
Leave Mount Morris every Tuesday at a IN;
p, Arrive at Smithheld aamc day by 6pm.
pH From Clara, by Oswego, 10 Ellisburg, is mes and
back, once weak.
Leave Clara every Saturday at q M;
Arrive Mt Eisb,rg samo day by I'm;
Leave Elllsburg every Saturday at pm;
,,o nrr've a, Clara day by p m.
20 FROM curlsvc, by Limestone and kinGsvillc, to
0o's'cA, 10 miles and back, once weak.
.eavo Cntlsvine every Monday al ga m,
nIve ~ Corsica same day by 12m
cofsca every Monday AT PM;
l.. arrive az Curlsville same dav bv % M
~ From SkPPsck, by Harlcysvillc. Franconia, and
Lyenn'e, TO Charleston, (local,) 10 miles and
Leave SkpPsck every Monday at6am;
hnve - Cnsrles'on same day by ~ m;
Leave Chsr'ssson every Monday at o m;
M Arrive At Skppack samc day by 7pm
/" From Brookville by Bellcy,ew bal ra,;. p;noold
and Portervile, to Smcksburg, Is miles, and back.
once week.
Leave BrookviIle every Friday ATTAIN.
Arrive At 6micksburg same day by en- m,
Leave Smicksburg every Saturday at 3 am
Arrive BrookvilIe same day BY SPIN.
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VERMONT.
From July l, 1853, to june 80, 1857.

From July /, 1853, to June 30, 1857.
IN From Rutland, by Mendon and Sherburne, to
Bridgewater, 81 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Rutland Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
lam;
Arrive at Bridgewater the Same days by pm;
Leave Bridgewator Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at lam;
Arrive at Rutland the same days by Ipm.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips with
schedule to connect with No. AS, at Brdgewater
will be considered
Also, to extend No. AS, with through sched-
ue, to connect with the cars at the railroad sta
ton.
NoTE-In case proper bid should be received and
accepted for the above service, route No. 447 as
advertised December Is, 1852, will be curtaled to
commence at Sherburne, and route No. asa, will
be curtaied to commence at Bridgewater.
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Arrive at Bayard same day by 3pm;
Leave Bayard daily except Sunday at SAM
Arrive at Carollton same day by 3pm;
I0394 From Psuding Charoe, miles and back, once
week.
Leave Pauldng Thursday at Gam;
Arrive Charoe day by l2m
Leave Charoe Thursday at pm;
Arrive Pauldng same day by pm.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

From july !, 1853, to June &c. 1857
273 From Bellows Falls w. by DrewsvilIe, ~ H., and
Langdon, to Papcrmll Village, 7.miles and back
six times a week.
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday on the ar
rival of the cars--say at 81 pm;
Arrive Il PspermiI Village same days by 4pm;
Leave Pspermi Village daily except Sunday a. 10
an;
Arrive at Bellows Falls the same days in time to
connect with the cars--say by III
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MiddIeboumc, (va.) GO miles and back, once a
Leave Wsynesburg every Monday at Sans
Arrive at Middlebournc next day by 6pm;
Leave Middleboumc every Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Wayncsburg next day by pm.
9643 From LogansviIlc Qocal) White Deer Mills, 30
miles and baek, once week.
Leave Loga nsville every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at White Deer Mills same day by SPIN;
Leave White Deer Mills every Thursday at Tam;
Arrive at Logansyille same day by m.
96l4 From Titusvle, by Enterprise, Daviss Settlement,
Youogsville, and Chambers Valley, to Sugar
Grove, 30 miles and back, week.
Leave Titusvile every Monday at Gam;
|. Arrive at Sugar Grove same day by8pm;
Leave Sugar Grove every Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Titusvle same day by pm.
9645 From West Franklin, by Granville to Alba 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave West Franklin every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Alba same day by l2m;
Leave Alba every Wednesday a, PM;
Arrive at West Franklin same day by 4pm.
9647 From Hanover, by McCherrysown, to Gettysburg,
II miles and back, six times week.
Leave Hanover every day except Sunday at m
Arrive at Geit ysburg same day by pm;
Leave Gettysburg every day except Sunday at IA m
Arrive At Hanover same day by 8 a m.
Proposals to run via Two Rivers and Littletown
will be considered.
9648 From Dunds through the townships Of Heick and
Thompson, to LAndsboro', 26 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Dundaf every Tuesday at 7am,
Arrive al Lanesboro same day by SPIN;
Leave Lanosboro' every "Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Dundaf same day BY pm.
This route 10 supposedt V be Unnecessary, and 30
will not be let
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Balls.
Che Uorl0's far.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Mr. Lahoche being obliged
~ tho cnd Of the present month has the honor
Inform VISITORS the Crystal Palace that he has reduced the
Of biz goods aud purchasers mako their selections mme-
dh,y French Department lower hoor at the right VI the sixth
entrance. Courts u aud ID
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CRcrs-. NAV YORK AMPITHEATER 70

CURIOUS NETWORK AMPITIIEATER, No 81
powe,v rus EVENING superb spay Of kqnesIiAn
I.at. \, tho combined American and European ironPot
Tur Nj OIOa In all their Extraordinary oymnsa anu Jaw
Nc Ss cil}snIKr and Nj. horse DON JuASt MADANL
rR,NCoNi Mis- EMMA NArifASs and others SAN LA4N
ncc,. open a o'clock Performances commences at Boxes
rs,'s rnts,iannsn given on WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY
AttfNouNH
M ASHINGTON CIRCUS.-Coruer OF jyth-st. And
w ahsv noour Tno~Psosk MANS. '.ffopreo'f
qh'roPul'' ''''', s,1orr ss aIT Vggsasos
rvruv Nfnur ,,ib companv embracing the members
tho Eqursfans aud ymnasis IN the
A Ttand performance every WEDNfSDAi shu 'A'N
neot. orsn al rstiorrnsnce.M7P.M
Adu,ss on to al paris IT the house - cents
NuRISTls AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No
~ 81 nno.pwsy, above Orsndd ,,,,r
OrEN EVERY NiDHI.t
Tho vell Known Odrinnl ard ONLY far.famed
CURISTY'S NJ INSTRE ELS,
1912,
yhe Pint and Oldest Fsishahcd Company Ia Existence
riIE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLDl -
The Gs Harmonic Negro Melodies aud onsnaos Of lne p
~ rty continued succession OF SEVEN YEARS PAST 10
without precedent In tho annals Of pbo Amusement In New.fo,
.. ns' s risssf aS Es6s S0@ IvrSG who
Hand at Ito ssp,aon 1872 with ho exception Of GEORGE
HARRINGTON late Bone CABINET performer estabihncnt)
he they do not claim superiority Of tai
hsvng evidence OF their MORT for congatulation
tho Of patronage bestowed nron Their on ~ Kind sui
audiences o fespecahy anu sian ing arc mot
sstelisd plat Of Ppbic Annsemsnt Va the world
NIX COMPANY
Comprs versatile aud talented "corPs' erpcfenced perform
dn,t, uu,r n a cilon peona supervision of EDWIN
rhA1N Sole Proprietor aud Manager, tho Only indiVln,
tho Chy engaged pcIormer ia representations OF
Ad~on y cent open q O'clock conmesee a
O'Clock