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City Ineolll9enoe.
. wEATHR--Yssterday was . moderately WARM

The WA1Hk-Yeserdsy . moderately waru
day, tho Thermometer being at
= q a. a. a. e d.. = so 20 d.. r.
Tho wind VAS in the morning. east At three O'Clock in
the SOUTH and 1T eight O'Clock in the evening,
southeast It would have been splendid day for the out
Of door spectacle but unfortunately abou. half past
H. as the procession moving up Broadway, i. came
on giving the whole assembage, President peepes
and Mill ary, wet jackets.
FATAL ACCIDENT HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Yetsrdsy afternoon, between four and five O'Clock
the Peel skill train Of the Hudson River Railroad
the down track New York, and near Fifty
seventh street, . an whose is unknown, was
the next track and she became evidently confused at
the approach Of the train, and instead OF remaining
where she she very mprudent endesvOred 10
the other track but in Going the locomotive Knocked
her down, passed her body and caused her DEATH
The train was im"edi,ely stopped. ana the conductor
caused the bsdy to be brought to the depot at Thtyar
street. where the Corore win hold inquest this
ing. at mir Q O'Clock.
ACCIDENT AT THE HIPpopRosE During The perform.
sIces last evening a. The Hppodrome while the Young
Aies were riding the hurdle the horse Of Mdo
Caroline In attempting - leap OF the hu dles STUN
hsd and fell heavily upoa the young lady Of hts
boofs striking her bead SIZE was picked inssnsbls.
extent Of her injuries the performances soon after
closed.
FIRE Yesterday evening, between seven and eight
Water aDd Front streets The whole IL Ocou0ied
A. coopersee by Shay & Adams, successors to John
Flss orth. The fire was, trng, and OK.
euisbed the damage being confined the upper part
and the roof
RuNAwAY-SERIous CARRIAGE ACCIDENT - On Thursday
evening spirited bors attached TO carriage CON.
tanning Mr.. Theodore Ropape his wife and I've children.
hoy and gy-becane frightened in Court street
IRE corner Of sackett AID ran of At full speed dahinx
the tbce in pieces and owing out ths sn,
Mr.. koa air es lady and cndren. Mr.. Romaioe having
become entargd The eins, draggsda considerable
nfhtaY hGfn Tho ha ais
sustained serious injuries, although il feared that
any fatal consequences will ensue.
GRAND Regatta There will be a sailing mats h to
afie, three eli ok for splendid silver COB.
let given by the Uoion Boat Club The boats start
boEa pier No E. , ard SAL around Robbins Reef
Light and back to the pie of starting. The folio wing
bears hsve been cred for the
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The QUESTION SETTLED.-We understand
from reliable authority that Mr.. Buchanan has
finally consented to undertake the duties of
Minister to the Court of ST. James,
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were yesterday shown very beautiful and aabstsn-
italy mace one horse carriage manufactured by Mr..
lard Riddle Of Boston and designed present to-
bert Coleman senio proprietor Of that we'll know
81 universally popular sb hment the Aston House.
Accompanying the carriage and from the establish
mtbt elegant harness, mounted with silver trap
pinps AID in Its Ceign and workmanship rejecting much
ceoit upon those who got it up. We suboin the letter
Of pse,eDtstcn from G Swan Esq Superintendent OF
the Union Telegraph Company and Capt. Coseman'S
reply -
No. 20 WALL rs; sTn 2 Fla New YoRK.f
CAPT. ROBERT B. COLEMAN, Astor House.
Dear Sir In behalf of number OF your PERSONAL
freT de- whose appended to this
beg to request acceptance OF the and hsr
acfured by Mr Riddle, Of Boston, and
hitting in the entrance 10 the Aston House, q eli sht
as testimony to the which has attended
osertons through long ries of in behalf Of youI
guests and the travelling public.
Be pleased dear Sir to accept Of the
GUST. SWAN,
For Oscar W. Sturtevant, VIM. Lamsyer. Geo. N. SAM
ders Capt james West, Jno. G. Wyman, Jno E. Devlin,
Simeon RI p. Alden Macy jenkins, Edw. Riddle,
j. c. Forsyth E. Charles Via. Norri, Robert Gregory,
A. Richards Salisbury, Jno l.. Tucker j. Osborne
" M. Coalter Jno. Satphen.
AsroR House, July H. 1853.
g. SWAN, Eco. and others
Gentle Per nit acknowledge to you nv pro-
found gratitude for the splendid chae &C., which have
teen fl. to present me with.
Your appreciation of exertons the public Your
selves value most highly coming from circle Of my i'm.
mt date al dearest friends
Accept ny most kind assurances to you ALL and believe
me, Yours very sin eerely,
r. H. COLEMAN
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AT - MansOe

AlAt." MangOe ~ Co.'s Extensive Retail
stfug establishment a. broadway etweon ~ari and
t'eess Well nade goods exclusively. No deviation
- - -~n'-'-o
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deons tuned tic eqpea temp like NOLAN a.
ard orgsn and superior any In the harms
lcs equally good IN al the Keys For sale whole Ale
ard rrtail at the piapo and music store OF HOMAGE
Aih RS oao broadway, corner Of Anthony street.
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Tine BRITISH STEAMSHIP FaeIIN ssilsi yesterday afs.r
noon for Bermuda End S. Thomas
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Summer Hars-A Feyy T,ef, Ye,-or

IL st complete contist OF drab teayera ,asme,e
and itt Lat In grest variety straw bats in
6ehtlfn en- ntea not despair OF being fitted.
NAkhOJks' Hattcrs go BROADWAY Irviny Uopso
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~ Grecnwcb street err Of Chambers tho EXCELLENT
ortment Of shirts all sizes for SALE made up expressly for
custom trade the splendid Oh under uar epa siik
seten and nerinn, collars cravhts stocks
&C., stsracts customers foL evesy quarter.
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tihg shirts gentleman feels himself en- toi. tia In a.
gre depnrtmeo Of HE wardrobe No an cay at
~ ~ ~ bosom collar or wristbands 1t s inyara
he iieet that oures troops Of custoners 20 REENS
No. ! Aator House. ~ -
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Ps rsOunl InfelilDenee.

Amor z tps arrivals st The CLARENDON are Lord Ee5-
mere. RE Countess ElesmeIe LADY Baucne Eyerton
Lacy Alice Eye ton Hoo. Eeerton Caot Arthur
feeton. sir CHARLES u ell Lady Iyeli Sir John Acton
LIt G'lhert Grosv.Dor Professor WILSON, Ed,aburg; c.
W. Dixie Geo Wallis. W-ntworth, Commissioners from,
tie yovtr0ptnt Of Great Britain: Mr. Hol sell Com mis-.
tiohes from CsDsoa II. Prescott the Historian; Mr..
Hum and family Manchester England, Mr.. Aston, Mr..
d. pcou,he, Mr B.ttersbg, Mr. Webber. ar Greoied,
II raLd; Judge Lane Ohio; Mr. Barber Louisiana; Nc.
Dexter Bosto6: DR. Ew n, President Girard College,
fhLotlphia, Capt. Judhins. Of the Arabia
ARRIVALS.
In the steamship James u, from Richmond, &c,-J
GItgoIy I'd bo.emus, 4 Jobnes, WnT Eed ECHay.
bridge md two daughters Miss Dickens Mrs Congreve,
hHJ Iahbey Ihos Grown Ers Roaddell, ii Lasenby,
"m singleton II Jackson, Chas Tenner, L Ira
Place lady, VIM Ii Johnston and lady Burpitt,
Datiel story Mrs try and child Avery Thee
Cray Bugh Fry Motley Jun Nathaniel Doliard,
ciss Tbopson aSg sad three ms sne
Ke, dali, Mrs Condit Mrs McDerrot, Mrs K Rufus
Pearee, KNAPP Thomas j v.nable, Mrs styn John s
Salisbury lady and three children, John Lynn lady q
Cook Miss 1rowt bridge Mr. Taylor Miss Jones, Mr. and
Mrs E Il th Mrs richards and child Messrs
Wal noe, Ridley Chas IL Butterfeld and lady Ms u
blackwell WIN habney G. Anderson II Thorn pson,
Iestheru Jas MIL. jos johnson Jas Gordon
nstr Jas Loutha s.ml Ietterfeld kobt Letterfed,
" Gum Stewart, Col N Paine, u $ A. MRS Stan.
ley Mics Fisher, and rs ia Storage.
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool in packet ship estern Wor.d-Mss spear
OF New YORK Mrs Aoarman and eon, Portsmouth: Mr. X
LIlis Lpperson New York; ii Johnson Boston; Mr.
N oih0n Toronto, Mr Henry Sherman, New Orleans Mr.
Clas hoL Btfalo Mr. Henry Gibson lady Utica:
ard ffveIty In the second cabin and steerage
Fer st Thomas, in steamship Nerlin-Mr Mosauera.
Capt and Mrs Hare both Kegt Mr. Pro Canada
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p esi0ent Pierce anu the yssaI Palace -.
spnd dapurreotspes of the President of the United
tnt,s and interior exterior Palace for tho
reoteoIe, &C may BIS seen in galleries Copies for
,aie. MAZE BhOIbEns, 2S3 Broadway, New York, and
WILLIAMSBURG, l.. L. - '' $500
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sptendha Views of the Crystal paiace

sT'VHUH" S1CWS U VNC CrystaI PAIACc,-
Also an immense variety Of English
and superior atts ntsrals of for eas
Wholesale and retail by W. SCHAUS, 303 Broad way mn
tsirs Orders from the country executed with care II
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d of the Greenville and Columbia
GEORGIA.

From July /, 1853, to June 80, 1855.
1926 From Clayton MILESTONE the district of Pick
ems, South Carolina, Is miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Clayton every Tuesday at Z m;
Arrive at MILESTONE same day by IL M;
Leave Milestone every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Clayton same day by 6 p m.
1927 From Pendarvs Store in Wayne county, by Lin
der's Bluff Ruddshville, and Esonville, to Holmes
vile, in Applng county, 40 miles and back once
week. 49,
Leave Pendarvi's Store every Tuesday att M
Arrive at bonneville same day by7pm;
Leave Holmesyille every Wednesday at M
Arrive at Pendarvis Store same day by IN.
1923 From Centre Village Camden county by Trader
Hill and Raulerson's Ferry, to Suzanne Shoals,
Florida 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Centre Village every Tuesday at ann
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NORTH CAROLINA,


From July l, 1853, to jane 80, 1855
299o From Middleton to Cape Hatteras 80 miles and
back, once a week.
leave Middleton every Saturday at i p M
arrive at Cape Hatteras next day by IL m;
Leave Cape Hatteras every Sunday at m;
oooe arrive AT at Middleton next day by II a m.
0o from Greenvllle, via Wards Store to Hamilton in
Martin county, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave dreenville every Friday at 7 I'M;
arrive at Hamilton same day by m:
Leave Hamilton every Saturday at I am:
ooo7 arllve "a at Greenville same day by p M
from Hookertown via Johnsons Mills and Coxville
TO dreenyille, So miles and back, once week.
Leave Hookertown every Thursday at lam;
Arrive at Greenville same day by 6 pm:
Leave Greenvile every Friday at 3 M
Arrive at Hookertown same day by 6 n m
zSeo From Columbia to Fort Landing in Tyrrel county
~ miles and back, once week -
Leave Columbia every Friday at am
Arrive at Fort Landing same day by 70 M.
Leave Fort Landing every Friday at Inn.
Arrive at Columbia same day by 7pm
2999 From Columbia to Gum Neck in TYRE, county on
miles and back, week
Leave Columbia every Friday at Sam
Arrive at Gum Neck same day by 10 m:
Leave Gum Neck every Friday at D M.
Arrive at Columbia same day by D M
5000 From Beaufort to Jarrotts Bay in Garterat
Is miles and back once week. ~. o0''
Leave Beaufort every Monday at / D m:,
Arrive at Jarrotts Bay same day by pm;
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MICHIGAN.

| From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1854
3940 From Grand Rapids by Grandvle to Holland, 80
| miles and back, week.
| Leave Grand Rapids Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Holland same day by 4pm;
Leave Holland Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by p M
Separate proposals for service from Grandvle to
Holland will be received.
3S41 From Kalamazoo by Oshtemo, Pine Grove, Breeds
vle Hunters, South Haven Ganges, and John-
stons to Newark, Alegan county, 81 miles and
back, once week
Leave Kalamazoo Monday at am;
Arrive at Newark same day by Top nj
Leave Newark Tuesday at N
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by 10pm.
9S42 From Abscota to Pine Creek Calhoun county 6mes
and back once week.
Leave Absceto Monday at am
Arrive at Pine Greek same dag by loan;
Leave Pine Creek same day at12m
Arrive at Abscota same day by ppm.
3843 From Ynousk by Orangevile Mills to Yankee
Springs, Barry county, % miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Ynouski Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Yankee Springs same day by I'm;
Leave Yankee Springs same day at pm;
Arrive at YnousM same day by SPIN.
1914 From Lance, by Ononagon and Lapont to Fond du
Lac iii Minnesota Tertiary 300 miles, |once month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify a schedule of arrivals and de-
partures
as45 From Marquette by Lance, to Eagle River Hough
ton county; $50 miles, once month
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip Bid
ders will specify schedule of arrivals and depar=
lures.
3846 From Saul Ste Marie by Grand Island to Marquette
Marquette county, 200 miles, twice month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule of arrivals and de-
partures
Ss47 From Marquette by Little Bay De Noque to Green
Bay Wisconsin, 220 miles, month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip.
Bidders will specify schedule of arrivals and de-
partures
3S48 From Columbus by Memphis, East and West Ber-
lin, to Amonte in Lapeer county, "a miles and back,
week.
Leave Columbus Friday at am;
Arrive at Almont same day by pm;
Leave Almont Saturday at 6 am
Arrive at Columbus same day by ppm.
3S49 From Lapeer by Lathrops Mills, Oregon, Nevers
Mills, Marathon, Hays Mills, and Fouss to Pine
Run, in Genessee county, so miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lapeer Thursday at am;
Arrive at Pine Run same day by 4 pm:
Leave Pine Run Friday at am;
Arrive at Lapeer same day by 4pm
1850 From Saugatuck South Haven Van Buren, coun-
ty, % miles and back, once q week
Leave Saugatuck Monday at Gam;
Arrive at South Haven same day by PM
Leave South Haven Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Saugatuck same day by2pm.
Bidders will name intermediate points or offices.
1891 From Corunna, by Owasco, Rusk Northampton and
st Charles, to Saginaw City, Saginaw county, A
miles and back, week.
Leave Corunna Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Saginaw City Thursday by 9pm;
Leave Saginaw City Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Corunna Saturday by 9pm.
Separate proposals for service from Northamptono
Saginaw City viii be received
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Leave Circleville Friday ats am;
Arrive at Adelphi same day by Bpm;
Lava Ade1nhi Saturday at a m,

Leave Crcleville Friday ats am;
Arrive at Adelphi same day by SPIN;
Leave Adelphi Saturday at Gam;
Arrive at Circleville same day by SPIN.
10391 From Marysvile, to Dublin IL miles and back
week. KA
Leave Marysville Saturday at I a M;
Arrive at Dublin same day by u m
Leave Dublin Saturday at pm; s
Arrive at Marysville same day by 6pm
1852 From Dungannon, to Hanoyerton miles and back
daily except Sunday.
Leave Dungannon daily except Sunday at PM
Arrive at Hanoverton same day by 2 pm
Leave Hanoverton daily except Sunday at 10 an;
Arrive at Dungannan same days by IL a m.
1888 From Carrollton to Bayard 20 miles and back,
daily except Sunday.
Leave Carrollton daily except Sunday at Sam;
Arrive at Bayard same day by3 pm;
Leave Bayard daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Carrollton same day by pm.
lO394 From Pauldng, to Charloe, miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Pauldng Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Charloe same days by II m;
Leave Charloe Thursday at pm
Arrive at Paulding same day by A pm.
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Leave Jarrotts Bay every Monday at IAN;
Arrive ct Beaufort same daysby IL m.
SOO1 From Fayetteville the east side Of Cape Fear
river, via Blockus, to Elizabethtown, Bladen coun-
tys As miller and back, once week. zr s
Leave Fayetteville every Frdsy9at fam;
Arrive at Elizabethtown same day By P m;
Leave Elizabethtown every Saturday at 6 q M;
Arrive at Fayetteville same day by pm;
5000 From West Brooks Baden county, French Creek
Church, TO sCaintuck, in New Hanover county, 20
miles and back, once week.
Leave West Brooks every Saturday OF m
Arrive at Caintuck same day by IL M;
Leave Caintuck every Saturday at M;
Arrive at West Brooks day by pm;
3003 From Cypress Grove Post Office, the Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad, via Long Greek, Beatty's
Bridge, and Black River Chapel, to Harrers Store,
in New Hanover county, 80 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Cypress Grove every Friday at IN;
Arrive at Harrell's Store next day by SPIN;
Leave Harreps Store every Thursday at 6 q m;
Arrive at Cypress Grove next day by II m.
1904 From Brinkeyvlle to Arcoa in Warren county,
miles and back once week.
Leave Brinkleyville every Friday at - m
Arrive at Arcola same day by 2 p m;
Leave Arcola every Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Brinkleyville same day by p M.
3OO5 From Graves to Leaksvle in Rockingham county,
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Graves every Monday ct IL m;
Arrive at Leaksvile same day by p m;
Leave Leaksyille every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Graves same day by p
3OO6 From Allemanoe Post Office, by Summers Mill to
Monticello, Guilford county, Is miles and back,
week.
| Leave Alemance every Saturday at Fan;
| Arrive at Monticello same day by I'm;
| Leave Monticello every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Anemance same day by 6pm.
30O7 From Salem, by Germantown Walnut Cove, Madi-
son. and Leaksvie, to Danvile, in Pittsylvana
county, Virginia, n miles and back, once week.
Leave Salem every Wednesday at am;
! Arrive at Dannville next day by JPN;
| Leave Danville every Friday at am
Arrive at Salem next day by Ppm.
| Proposals formore frequent trips are invited
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INDIANA.

From July1, 1858, to June 80, 1854
4l33 From Lafayette by Rensselaer, and Morocco Mo
mence, Illinois, 70 miles and back, once week.
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at Fam;
Arrive at Momence next day by 6 pm;
/ Leave Momence Thursday at am;
Arrive at Lafayette same day by s pm.
| 4134 From Logansport, by -, to Camden, 16 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Logansport Saturday at sam;
| Arrive at Camden same day by IL am;
| Leave Camden Saturday OF IN;
| Arrive at Logansp0rt same day by pm.
Abs From New Castle, by Cadiz Mechanicsburg Hun
| tersyille, and New Columbus, to Pendletoh, 81
miles and back, twice week.
Leave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at ga M
Arrive at Pendleton same days by pm;
Leave Pendleton Thursday and Saturday at Gam;
Arrive at New Castle same days b, 8 N.
Abs From Frankfort by Reese's Mills Lebanon and
Jamestown, to Danyille, 38 miles and back, once a
Leave Frankfort Wednesday at Dam;
Arrive at Danyille next day by I'm;
Leave Danville Thursday ct ppm;
Arrive at Frankfort next day by p m.
4lS7 From Winamac by Medaryve to saltillo 25 miles
ahd back, once week.
Leave Winamac Friday at s am; r.
Arrive at Saltillo same day by 4pm;
Leave Saltllo Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at Winairac same day by Up N.
4l3o From Charlottesville by Independence and Pine
Village to Oxford, 40 miles and back once week
Leave Charlottesville Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Oxford same day by PM
Leave Oxford Thursday at Fam,
Arrive at Charlottesville same day by7pm.
4l39 From Brownstown, by Houston to Bloomington SO
miles and back, once week.
Leave Brownstown Wednesday at "a m
Arrive OF Bloomington same day by pm;
Leave Bloomington Thursday at am;
Arrive at Brownstown same day by 6 p m.
4140 From Muncietown, by jays Court House. and New
Corydon, to Wiltshire Ohio, IA miles and back,
week.
Leave Muncietown Monday at Sam:
Arrive at Wiltshire next day by 6pm;
Leave Wiltshire Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Muncietown next day by 6pm
AL From Albion, to Swan, II miles and back once
week.
Leave Albion Saturday at am
Arrive at Swan same day by 1am
Leave Swan Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Albion same day by 5pm
4142 From Liberty by Clifton Abingdon Centrevile and
Boemingport, to Winchester, A miles and back
once week.
Leave Liberty Tuesday at 9 am;
Arrive at Winchester next day by IL m;
Leave Winchester Wednesday at Bpm;
Arrive at Liberty next day by m.
4143 From Portland Mills by Parkvie, to Bruins Cross
Roads, 10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Portland Mills Wednesday and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Bruins Cross Roads same day by IL M
Leave Bruins Cross Roads Wednesday and Satur-
day at m;
Arrive at Portland Mills same day by a p m.
4144 From Hagerstown, by Unionspor to Macksville,
20 miles and back, once week
Leave Hagerstown Friday at am;
Arrive at Macksville same day by 8 pm;
Leave Macksville Saturday at So m;
Arrive at Hagerstown same day by ppm;
From Columbus by Jonesve to Rockford l6 miles
and back, once week.
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FLORIDA.

From July l, 1858, to June 80, 1855
1858 From New River Middeburg in Duva county, be-
ing an extension of the route from Alligator, SO
miles and back, once week.
Leave New River every Wednesday at Fam;
Arrive at Middleburg same day by pm;
Leave Middleburg every Thursday at am;
- "a Arrive at New River same day by 7p ID.
1868 From Homassassa, by Crystal River and Wekuva
Long Pond, in Levy county, 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave Homassassa every
Arrive at Long Pond ;s- .-......
Leave Long Pond every (;
Arrive at Homassassa
Bidders will state distance and intermediates Offices
and also schedule.
$3.50 From Tanning, by Cooks Hammock Warrior, Fen
halloWay, Econfence, and Rocky Ford, to Marion,
in Jefferson county, go miles and back once week.
Leave Tanning every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Marion next day by 6pm;
Leave Marion every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Tanning next day by 12m.
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2755 From Charleston to Kabetown, miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Charleston every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at ppm;
Arrive at Kabletown same days BY 4p m;
Leave Kabletown every Tuesday, Thursday, ana
Saturday at II M;
Arrive at Charlestown same days by II pm.
Proposals for more frequent trips will be considered.
2756 From North Mountain Post Office via Hedgesvile
and Tomahawk Spring, to Jones's Spring, 10 miles
and back once week.
Leave North Mountain every Saturday at 5 pm;
Arrive at Jones's Spring same day by 6 pm;
Leave Joncs's Spring every Saturday at II am;
Arrive at North Mountain same day by pm.
Proposals for frequent trips between Hedgesvie
and North Mountain, and also for commencing OF
Hedgesyile are invited.
1851 From New Market via Brocksgap Dovesville,
Brakes Run and Eyman's Run, to Luney's Creek,
in Hardy county, 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave New Market every Thursday at Fam;
Arrive at Luneys Creek next day by IL m;
Leave Luney's Creek every every Friday at l p m;
Arrive at New Market next day by7p m;
2758 From Moorfeld, via Towards Lick, John Matthias
and Orkney Springs to Mount Jackson, in Shenan
doah county, 45 miles and back, once week.
Leave Moorfeld every Tuesday at IAN;
Arrive at Mount jackson next day by I'm;
Leave Mount Jackson every Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Moorfcld next day by 6p m.
2759 From Williamsport or Duncan Wood county, to
intersect the Parkersburg and Baltimore mail route
at the junction of the Wlamsport and Northwestern
turnpike sixteen miles east Of Parkersburg, IA
miles and back once week
Leave Wliamsport Tor Duncan)
Arrive at
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