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More Bank Failures.

II is pretty evident that the BANK Of
ClRcLEyILLE has gone down. A consider.
able amount Of paper on this bank is scat
tered through this county. ltis rumored
that the Clinton Bank Of Columbus has
also failed this was considered to be one
Of the frmest banks in the State. The
GAINESVILLE Courier, says:
Tho Trust Company and Messrs. Groes-
beck & Co., Of Cincinnati, and the Banks
and Bankers Of Cleveland, threw out the
notes of the Bank Of Circleville yesterday,
and to-day the Banks and Exchange Of.
foes of this city decline receiving it at all
though it was taken BY them up TO last
evening. As yet we have no positive ad-
vices Of the failure of the Bank. but the
panic will most likely create. if it has no,
already created, such q run upon il as will
force il into an immediate suspension.-
We would therefore advise our readers to
refuse it, at least for the time being, though
it should not be confsunded with the Pick
away County Bank, which is State Stock
concern, and is considered ia sound con-
dition. teF,a
LATER.-In the Cincinnati papers this
morning, we find the following dispatch
from the cashier, which will probably set
tie the matter. for the present at least.
BANK OF CIRcLEvILLE, Nov. 6, 1854.
Messrs. Editors The course pursued
towards our notes by the Bankers of Gin.
einnati. Chicago and Cleveland, will drive
US into q suspension. We have not q
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6TFhe religious belisf Of tho losrtseA
persons who have filled tho prssidsnsial
chair in the United States. 20 indioassd ~
the attendance upon public worship, and
the evidence Afforded in theiSs writines.
may be sumed up % follows: Washing
ton, Madison. Monroe, Harrison, II.
Ter. and Taylor, were Episeopalians;
Jefferson. John Adams, John Quincy
Adams and Fillmore were Unitarians.
Jackson and Polk were Presbyterians:
Mr.. Van Buren vas Of the Dutch Tsform-
90 Church; and President Pierce i : Tim
itarian Congregation alisi. s.s',s,'1
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EXTRAORDINARY WoMAN.--Tnt the coul

EXTRAORDINARY WoMAN.--In the coun-
ty OF Harrison. Mississippi. lives afemale
hermit--a curiosity. indeed, Of. her eek,
because prone to solitude and silence
She lives in house the fabric Of her own
hands, cultivates her own fields, splits her
own Fails, does her fencing. and the pres
ent autumn she will have one hundred
bushels Of corn to sell. and q few hund.
red bushels Of potatoes. all the product Of
her own unaided andindomitable labors?
She lives alone--nor husband, nor child
rem, nor nsighbors (nearer than three
miles, TO cheer with ray Of sooisl SUM-
shine her singular and voluntary isola-
ton. 1853
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Progress Of the War.

The principal part Of the intelligence
which we receive in regard to the eastern
war comes through the French and En-
glish press. We must duly consider the
national pride OF rather vanity Of these
nations before we are prepared to make
sufficient allowance for their palliations
and sxagerations. II il is true that the
Allied armies are succeeding as they are
represented, il is little strange that the
Czar should be so well satisfied with the
progress Of the war, while in England and
France so much. uneasiness prevails.
The following from the Globe will serve
as an illustration: ? E
s.Prince Menchikoff gives an account
Of The battle Of the Alma. very different
from the reports Of the French and Eng
lish commanders. He says that the Rus
slams rspelled for soms hours the attack
Of a very superior force, and retired in the
evening behind the Katcha, where they
established, the next day.. their camp in
front Of Sebastopol-that the Prince, after
uutiuK tohOh 0sl Ills 00tOu6lv0 uu0douI0S,
would confne himself to driving back the
enemy should he be attacked again-thal
he has carried out his plans for the cam.
paign, and finally that the Russians los,
but one thousand killed and wounded
whilst the Allies must have sustained "a
much greater loss in consequences Of being
the assailan,s, and Of hasing attacked the
Russian batteries. sp'- q 5iisBslas is;sssil
The reports differ in almostsvery,hiug-
plans, battles, results and purposes. The
allied generals report, il is true, . much
larger number--from three, TO four thou
sand--of killed and wounded on. thei
side. but At the same time they SET dowr
the Russian loss at six thousand, tits n,
doubt much more than Menohikoff admits
hut it is probably not AZ great AZ is statet
Fby his antsgonists. And this viii be III,
ease during the whole 1ar-no reliabiiit,
lin the reports OF battles, and their results
and nothing Of any great importance ,hs
may resch us until it has been confrms,
lagain and sgain." aassss, ,.i.sssl. 81 :
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erA Wheeling (vs) paper says the
first snow Of The season fsll there on The
9th inst.
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A LEcruRE.-Mr.JosIxH PREscorr will
deliver : lecture on the general topics Of
the day. ia the courthouse on this Tues.
dayfsvening. The public, and especially
shsladiss are respectfully invited to attend.
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ora letter from Havana. aIludinR 70
the murder Of the oeptors Of Lopez, : says:
Like the beasts Of the forest. having
tasted Of human blood, the Creols sappses
inclined TO solely gl0t themselves with such
dainty fare, and, mark me. there viii DO
many other less justifabls sasssssinaisns
before along period shall be elapsed. In
deed that some great plotor eoaspiraeyis
about to develope itself ID very esstain. but
it would be dangerous for mo to write al /
know upon this subject,
The New York Courier also exprsssee
the opinion that there win be hot work il
Cuba within few weeks. asaf
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The dome Of the Capitol Il Columbus.
10 now being covsrsd. The hs;lding 10 =
magnificent one, and worthy Of Ohio.
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Monroe County School Teachers
Association"

The above named Association, mot at
the school house in Woodsfeld, on Mon
day, Got. 30th, 1854, q, ono o'clock, P. NJ.
The house was called to order by the Pres
ident, V. c. KNIGHT.
The Association was addressed by sew
eral gentlemen present, after which the
teachers were exercised in Orthogrsphy,
by A. J. Sutton. The meeting then ad-
journed to meet at early candle.lighting,
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The Insane Asyiums q Nswburg and
Dayton will be resdy for occupation the
coming wiaisr.
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Advice from Havana to the 18th ult,, IN.
nounce the assassination ofCartsgadn, The
man who arrested Lopez. ssss4
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The class was exercised in reading BY
j. 2. Clark, after which the COMMITTEES Of
ladies reported the following resolutions
which were adopted.
Let, Whereas, femsle education has
been heretofore, greatly neglected, and a.
the moral culture Of the rising generation
depends IN great measure upon women,
therefore,
Resolued. Thai we urge the nsces.;,v
OF . more thorough sduostion Of our f..
males.
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Look Our.-A dispatch from Cincinna-
Ii this noon informs US that the Bankers
of that oity this morning threw out the
notes of the Clinton Bank of Columbus.
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EVENING SESSION.

The teachers were exercised in geogra-
ply, upon the ''outline system" by A. ].
Sutton and VIM. Wheeler, for some len 9Th
of time.
On motion, committee Of three gentle.
men were appointed to draft resolutions
for the action of the society.
J. G.. Clark, A. J. Sutton and Enooh
Martin, were appointed said committee.
On motion, adjourned to meet on the
3lst inst, at 8 o o'clock, P. M.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
LIZ ur1 z1rsaasfs5kfHafEl rgssszn1nr1

and OHIO railroad roa Baltimore Wheeling,
Meeting there ci the large, and plendi Of the
Union line the Ohio andth stages to Zanesvie &c.
IS expeditions being thoroughly completed
finishing great Tree Tunnel, being
excellent ORDER Of travellers confidently
rected advantages and The
the and character
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily p. m,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies) in B 10 hours
Guiding all stoppages there ut
Baltimore at d lodging
Cumberland mes and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning.
trains Warrington
and daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvulicd Union
which completed for roue daily
ion with the and down the Ohio Gin
cinna Louisville where the for Nashville
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus prefer
Ohio West
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
part the National road Zanesve thence
railroad
railroad will also find this agreeable being
places.
o. Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling,
charge fo- transfer of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the lie anywhere the
roue) from Washington Wheeling 50 So to Cincinnati sl
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Parsons agent the railroad station,
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the company
WIN. PARKER,
May Il-du General Superintendent.
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1854
mo. 1881

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
~ certain lands lying within een ns each side Of The
Of he railroad Gains Landing the Mississippi
dafy iinei aud las branches al Camden
consequence OF behalf Of the interests
Of The proposed and BRANCHES above menuoned
m directed public the
townships lying within fifteen es Whereabouts, each side
said road and branches be withheld sale valid
claims which excluded from operation OF this
notice, all situated In me following land districts the State OF Ar
KANSAS 10 wis
In The district u lands subject to sale al HKLKsA;
South Of tao base line and east Of the lA pe.p al eda.
Townships IL, IL, H. is, and fraction of 49, range
South Of tAs base iis and Of Me mn principal eridian
Townships H. IL 10 IA, IS and 10, a. and
In the district OF lands subject CnAarAasoLs
South Of The base line and the nm principal meidian
Townships IL, II, 49, IA, 49, and 6, of ranges TO- IL
Townships IL ~ 70, IA IS, 10 Is, 49, aSa 30 of range
Townships H. la 49, a. l5 49, H. 49, 49, IA 49,
10, ~, and IT, :.
Townships IL, ~ IL, a. and u.s. ofpnge 20
In the district of lands subject a LITTLE RooKi
Of the base line aud Of the th Yinepai metan
Townships and 3, OF range IL.
Townships z, 8, 4, D q, 2, and Z, Of range 10.
Townships s. A. s. and 10, H. i5 &c. H.
district Of lands subject sale at WAsHsoros
South base line and Of the nm principal meridian
Townships 5, 6, 7, q, ., and 10. Of range 10.
Townships and 10, OF range ~.
Townships III H. 3 IA, and u.s. of 90 49, a. u.s. 20
and "a.
Townships 40, IL, 70, 10, A. and Is, Of range %.
Townships TO- n 49, 10 and a. Of ranges 81 and a.
Townships TO- IL ~ and 10, of range 80
my hand, Office, Wash
ingon, this 5th day OF January, 1854.
BY order Of the Presidents
Jan 6--Iawl3w Commissioner General Land Office.
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DANIEL HRrysxR, and MARY
ANN HRYFsxR, his wife,
os.
JACop JOHNSON and Others.

THE object procure for division of
Of which William Johnson, late of Mont
lying being Montgomery county the State of Maryland,
among entitled, nnd, il be divided those emit
partes that decree
and thereof distributed those
interest The bill alleges
died and without leav
following and sisters his heirs alaw,
Mary Ann Johnson (now ener) ntermaed with
Daniel Hener who reside Montgomery county Maryland Jacob
johnson, IDIOT and Jacob Johnson his
commee Johnson Hesson who inter
with certain John Heson, who is dead Drula Johnson
certain Henry Feaster, all
reside Frederick county Maryland and Adam Johnson
Kentucky The bill charges that Adam
Of State Of Maryland hereupon ad
Judged eighth March, 1884, that the
pannu by causing copy inserted
paper pubshed city Of Washington week for
month Of April give notice the
defendant of the object and substance Of this b and
by solicitor
Tuesday July the premises and
cause any why decree ought not
p' NICHOLAS BREWER,
Circuit Judge
Test; JAMES Il. HENING.
Mar I7-awiw
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No. 497
NOTICE extending the time Of tho reservation OF
lands heretofore Withdrawn from sale, the
Fulton RAILROAD and branaei States of MISSOURI
and Arkansas.
The
from Market and ordered TO be withheld from
(.rccpt valid empons) until the 9th
lying probable limits Of the made by the
ued granting the right way and making
Missouri aid
from point the Mississippi opposite the OF
Little Rock the Texas boundary line,
ton with branches to Fort Smith and
approved February 1884, be, and hereby
until further orders ONCE
hand the city Of Washington, 23d OF
uay, 1854,
BY order OF the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Jan -lawl3w
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pesoss claiming Of Mira Eliza
n beth Spencer deceased who resided in Petersburg Virginia
beginning eO0 hereby nonse
make known relationship once,
and before the 2o day OF March next Of The deeIee
OF Petersburg the al AL Me
Nei al The object OF the said the construction
will OF said Elizabeth
deceased relation the real OF which she died
divide the said real BY Otherwise and the
profits thereof entitled their
speevs interests For that the undersigned has been
by the said report the
all said Eliza
beth Spencer deceased aud for that purpose pub
shed for
might be deemed best all persons claiming be in
such heirs
n r. GAINES,
Commissioner In ChanceIy.
22-law4w
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limited STATES Mail California, Aspiil-
u wall Panama, on month";
class steamships Navy of less than
1900 tons burden, guarantying speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Oblspo IL miles
Panama.
The transit from embraces miles
from Aspnwal Obpo, IL miles
dry recently thorough single passenger
therefore, housthe
and their baggage being only transferred and from mules
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The sickness any description
Reserve being always kept in New York. Pana
and San Francisco detention aeciden
The entirely reliable.
expected that passage the Atlantic will be made
larry days on the Pacific, in ~ TO lax days.
Passengers win Panama day amer arrive Apin-
wall.
Through tickets the rates. had agency, Ia
West street, New York.
Jan 26--dR
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uyJ.o nreuIHE. Auc,,on,,r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE :
" The uRderncd commissioners appointed honorable IN.
the District % Coionba ms
ate william Duncan, deceased win offer public Tues
day the ish day Of April ls4, In trout premises IN
lot square No 300
oatng Twelfth between port
Said ot hrs mont TwcIh OF eight inches
running hundred feet wide alley
sge siop brick dwelling house and Other
Terms q ae One nhh Of purchase down
tho balance in equal proportions Twelve and
fou months with the securing with in
and the Of whole purchase money and rbs
~ the eom.
will The purchaser IA,
said property IN fee.
JOHN ". REILLY,
John ID. CLARK
NICHOLAS
JOHN ". GODDARD.
BENJAMIN X. MoRsEIL
Commissioners
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
NMlb~eod Auconeer
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Law school Cumberland University. at Lebanon.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham cauthers, late one OF the circuit
T. Judges Of Tennessee.
Green, Of the Judges Of the
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomfed Ridley, Of the cnanceIors Of the State
Judges Caruthers their whole
the school.
PLAN Of Daily examinations Of
of xplaniions
daily Lessons IN progress OF the examinations
and which
profes
through all
practice. framed require prepare
deeds Wills records documents
the trials Some Of the cases are taken BY appeal
supreme which held monthly class and
public the end Of session. The students act clerks
jurors Judges and chanceiors, and other official
pacites connected with their suits.
the third
tember Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
Epensss per seonTuon fee ESQ, In advance conungen,
n boarding $50. Students their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the unless
No previous study
mission There regular classes may
any during the collegiate year.
legislature connected with The school
Number OF students the last collegiate year eighy-aI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Fab li-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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mo. 1851

| NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL Of certain lands ia the
road to cnsanoosa viii, Central
ne ana u S'a % sns s bsns
bearing 3t ulumo all the public lands within the following
na ID s@s s q "a e
OF lands subsc, sale the several offices herein mentioned
claims until ,hs 1T day Of July next, 70 wit
North the base n and west Of hs principal meridian southern
Townships SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen, nineteen twenty
y-one, and twenty-five OF range one.
Townships seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
townships seventeen eighteen, nineteen, twenty, range
range four.
North es base "s a4 est q he principal meridian, 'o1tA'rr
Townships nineteen twenty, and twenty Of
Townships twen,y.one and twenty-five, Of range four.
In the district Of lands subject @'sais at cAHArAi
Of as base re, and east Of the principal dan 'Ohn
surrey
Township twenty two, ofrange Ave
ntbe district ofands subject TO sae at TvsoaLoos.i
North ne base "s, and ~et e ,As Y"ai meridian, 'o~A'n
Township twenty one, orrango
Townships twenty and q two res and
North u line Of principal aeiaiar southern
Township twenty three, Of ranges one and two.
i've, and Sit
sot Of s base line, and Of The principal meridian northsrs
survey.
Townships fifteen sixteen, seventeen Of range one.
Townships 6neen sixteen, seventeen eghteen and nineteen Of
Townships sixteen seventeen eighteen, nineteen and Of
Townsps sixteen, seventeen, eirhoen nineteen, twenty, and
townships eighteen nineteen twenty twenty and
Township. nineteen twenty, twenty one, twenty two
rsas,s sir, seven, eight, nine, ten, and eleven.
so~ 81 ne base H"e and saa q ne principal "an "'rAer"
surrey
sfry nd SIEVE ~ rang
Townships heen and sixteen Of two three, aud four
Township 6feen, Of range i've,
In The district ofiands subject sale at HusrsvLLr:
Of ne base ine and e e ne principal msr'a'a" "or'Ae"
Townships eight nne twelve, birtesn and fourteen
To~n.bip. Twelve thirteen, foureeu OF range
ssh ofs line Of the pnePai 'eriaian, ror~
surrey.
Township. eight nine ten eleven, twelve, een
Townshps .even eight nine eleven, twelve, thirteen, and
Townships six seven, eight, nine eleven twelve, thirteen
Townships nine ten eleven twelve hreeu, fourteen, Of
Township. twelve thirteen, fourteen, Of range
In the district Of lands subject sale al Lsp.soSs
base line and Of me pvinepal tsar, northern
sswuev.
Townships .evsn eight, and nine, Of range three.
Townships s seven, eight sen and sixteen o. rnnga
Townships nine, ten, eleven, Twelve hhteen. fourteen o.
Townships eight nine ten eleven, twelve, rccn fouueen
Townships eight nine twelve, and thirteen
Towa.ip- SEVEN eight, nine, ,en eleven, twelve,
Townships Ave- SEVEN eight nine ten eleven twelve
Townships our Eve six seven, eight, nne ten eleven Of
Townships ave six .evcn eight nine ELEVEN range
eleven.
w..nns.on h ass "a, Ispus lss "
JOHN WILSON.
an N-Isw1Sw Commissioner.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. - Wall street, n. v.
BROWN, sHTPLEY, h co,
Liverpool.
n a. ROBERTS \ CO.,
IA Kings Arns Yard, Loados.
J. MUNkoK CO.,
"a Rue Nctr. Dave s~s vcscis,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Hawr~.
witt
bullion specie vvelry, precious xnle~s bills Of
fading therefor and the value expressed
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE AND GROUNDS AT
public Saturday afternoon, April To- o'clock,
on The premises shall sell lots d aud Of 2, IN 257,
fronting VI feet inches north between 18Th l4
running back about 100 feet containing 3 with the
Improvements consisting of BRICK livery stable Office with
iron roof containing twenty 1--WE fine large stalls with ample yard
the carriage house,
small frame house. which for SAB per
The whole property elcby situated presents fine
opportunity for good desiring
duct livery and sale stables the opportunity 10
stand where large profitable conducted
Terms 81 200 in cash the balance six twelve eighteen
twenty and thirty months for bearing Interest," and
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap7--d Auctioneer.
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No. 500
NOTICE of the Continuance OF the Land Once II
IN Cbiicohe ohoIn
subjected by
OF office therefor Columbus
against that removal, the President Of
ststes authority him
September lsi To appropriate proceeds
public iands,n directed
Ohio, of land oee for the
therefore
Columbus, dated LIST March, 1854
the Office will remain open for business Chscotha
lofore.
Given under hand the city Washington day
March, A. d. 1854.
BY order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON.
9-2aw6s Commissioner O GeH.ra Land
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July 1854, June o,h, 1885, Inclusive, ths following
lucky, viii he received Contract Once once
lss 90 decided By April Is54 me routes and IL
the times herein specided
Augusta, by Leaf River Leaksve, Chronicle,
Ala, 80 miles and back, week.
Leave augusta ss.aa. Monday atesmi
Leave Chronicle "Wednesday ADAM
1864 FROM cola%S. BY Wo Over Ono omss 70 Augusta
ssns s, Columbia saa ssss sS Unes sr ss,f
Arrive at augusta next day by spmi
Leave Augusta Sunday at6
Arrive q, Columbia next day By pm.
20 GO niles and bach, soes a week. u.s.
Leave M,.issppi City Monday a'sami
Leave Jackson c. IL "wednesday q, O. %
Arrive Mississippi CITY day by pm
LOUISIANA.
Grand Lake, Ark Con Mis-. r,ver, shaw } by
bend, Richmond, Carthage, Ashwood, and Grand Gulf
MISS, 70 81 Joserhs, La, $50 miles and bach,
Leave Grand Lake Friday m4smi
Arrive at Richmond Sunday by pm
Leave Richmond Monday adam
Leave 81 Jo-eph's "wednesday aisams
Arrive Richmond day byspmi
Richmond Friday q IN
Arrive Grand Lake every sunday by opm.
80 eSsr Mss Fsvsv and Ua'o" foa i p Rs nysr
Leave 81 to-cph's Monday at 6 m,
hys M = ss Fv Eyf , landing , w1"s,asy
Arrive at ST. Jcseph's saturday by sopm
iocsJ mssr and floyd 10 Dssraed 50 miles and
Arrive at Dcer6ed day by pm,
Leave Desrhed every "Wednesday
Arrive at Grand Lake day by o m.
TIe5 Prom Fort Hudson Mount Willing MeCarste
tuo ofhce) % mile. and back, n week.
Leave Port Hudson Saturday
Arrive ai Mccarsiel'r Store day by II
Leave McCarsfcl's Store Saturday D m
Arrive at Por Hudson day by pm.
KENTUCKY.
From Bowling
TO Evansville Indiana, mile. back, a
Leave Bowling Green Thursday stApn;
Arrive al Evansville next Saturday hy l0pm
Leave Evansville Tuesday
ne n bY n m
Proposals for frequent trps will be considered.
$500 Prom Liberty, by Harrsonvis and Rohcpor
u, rs miles and back
Leave Liberty every Saturday mt Gam
Arrive NJ Monticello days by
Leave Montcelo every Friday a,
Arrive at Liberty days by
cling the conditions to be incorporated in the such
S the department deem advertisement
proposals for mail and southwestern
dated 9th January 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb lp--iawfw q
MORE q t.arIaaruru ..ar aro,,,.s.~. 80. A.
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srHE Of this Institution will on weda.s
Il day the 10Th instant
Resides tho regular collegiate the pisn Of en-
preparing practical wishing pursue naris
liberty Of from either de-
pattment
For catalogues containing full information addros.
DANIEL kIRkWoOD, President
Newark, Del, April 4, 1854.
Ap6-taw3w