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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CHoLERA-No small
comfort was afforded yesterday to our nervous
fellow-citizens by the publication of the fol-
lowing official notice -
MAYoR's OFFICE NEW YORK. Aug 25, 1854.
The great decrease Of deaths by cholera in the hospitals
mot averaging than three or four per day (and
those mostly emigants) In population Of from SIX to
seven hundred thousand, thus far-therefore
Resolved That ID unnecessary to make any further
reports than the weekly report Of the City Inspector
JACOB A. WESrERvELT, Mayor
f. J. Brown, N. c. Ely,
Jedediah Miller, b. T. Bartlett,
W. X. Downing, VIM. Rockwell,
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

ri 7 7
VI The subscriber having sold his house, VIII ohersiU
sale at his late residence,
No. State Street, Worcester.
on WEDNESDAY October II, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the
Furniture in said house, consisting in part as follows, VIZ
1 FINE TONED PIANO FORTE,
Black Walnut Easy Chairs Mahogany hair cloth Parlor
and Rocking Chairs, Hair-coth Ottomans, Pier Table
Mahogany Dining Center Card aud Work Tables, Black
Walnut What Not Sofas, Mirrors, Mahogany Bureaus
with Glasses, Mahogany Dry Sinks, Mahogany French
Cottage and other Besteads Feather Beds, Hair and
Palm Leaf Mattresses,
SPY and Kiaderminster Carpets, Tapestry
and stair Carpets,
Valuable Oil Paintings, Paror Stoves, China. Crockery
and Kitchen Ware, Cooking Stove with copper urniture
and many articles not enumerated.
Also. at the time and place, a very superi or
ROCKAWAY nearly new, and desirable assortment of
Garden Tools f. DIXIE, No. State ste
ol
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

80: ~ rsszsgxg BOSTON s. y. YORK
$Syse - ~ s,z-7eez$s CENTRAL RAILR UAn.--On
and after Mouay October d. 1854 rs will leave Boston
{via Blackstone Norwich, New london and New Hayen)
for New York. follows: connecting with the trains
the Providence and Worcester and (vja that road) with
the Western Road to Albany and the West
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Cost an0 Goun0.

STRAY COWS.-On the I'd day of
ElllI October, four Cows and Calf brokeino the
WST Eaun-yard of the subscriber, the Shrews
RsaGEEE&sbury road, The is requested to pay
charges and take them away. JAMES WILLIAMS.
o5 diff
StTRAYED OR STOLEN-on Monday last
y from No. 9 Irving street, small YELLOW DOG,
weight about bs, has curley tail, black nose, and
few black hairs the back to the Of GAR
CO." Whoever will return the to me, or give in
formation where he may be found, shall be suitably
warded. ISIS DIFF VIM. PIPER
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Drp GOODS.
q Ill ZAP AND RICH SILKS
FROM AUCTION.

~ Ii u
FROM AUCTION.
CIIAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are receiving very extensive assortment Of SILK
GOODS, at unusually Low Prices Among other
good bargains,
5ps. good small checked Silks at 42 cents per yard.
10 ps. better do do I
3 ps. handsome Plaid do.
Cps. do. changeabe do. All so cents per yd.
$50 yjs heavy Eng. (pln cid
ps. handsome striped Silk,
10 ps. super checked do1
5 ps. do. Plaid do. ,.oo, .
800 yds wide hghu'r Black do AT o-z cents per yard
500 yds super changeable do.
10 ps. rich stripes, do.1
II ps super do. ..
100 yds handsome Brocade do AT 70 cents per yard.
10 ps rich checked Plaid do.
We have never, in our large experience known Silks to
be sold low at the present time and we would invite
the attention of all economical purchasers to the above
tariff and to the rich goods be found our sore conf
dent that they will find counters the cheapest and
richest stock Of silk goods exhibited in New England
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, d co.
NA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
MRS A. H. TUCKER, late of Springfield, respectfully
Informs the public that she has taken charge the Mill
Iinery and Dress-NIakimg Department, in the
Store of Messrs. CHAMBERLIN BARNARD, Co.. and will
shortly exhibit splendid of Millinery Bon
nets Ribbons, &C. to which she invites the attention of
the ladies of Worcester and vicinity. She trusts that her
long and successful experience in the business will enable
her satisfy the most fastdous in the style of her
goods, while the known facilities of the establishment will
enable her. all times, to offer goods at the lowest poss
bic prices. Sept. %.
VENO COUNTRY TRADERS.-The subscri-
H bers receiving 100 cases of
SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS,
THLBETS, CASHMERES, CLOAKINGS,
LYONEsE CLOTHS PLAIN GOODS,
CALICOES, COTTONS, sc. sc.
Which have been mostly bought Mt Auction, at great dis
from the of Importation and they invite the at
enton of the trade in the fullest confidence that purcha
will find their prices much lower than the usual job
bng prices of New York or Boston.
CHAAIBEBLIN, BARNARD, & co.
CHEAP STUFF COODS.-We invite the at
Stention of purchasers to the large stock of
Thjbets, Cashmeres, Lyonese Cloths, DeLaineS,
ParamettGS, Plaid Goods, &c.,
which receiving from Auction, and which we are
selling at least 80 per cent less than have offered
similar qualities. list of prices would hardly be credit
ed, they much lower than usual personal exam.
nation of the goods will satisfy purchasers that STORE
than preemnent. containing the cheapest
and most complete assortment of Goods ever offered in
Worcester. CHAMBEkLIN, BARNARD, Il co.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Boston advertisements.

OW RENTS & SMALL PROFITS!
EA FOR CASH
MARTIN & PETERS,
Amory Hall Building, Corner of Washington and West
Streets. BOSTON,
Are receiving per barks Sampter and HoughtOn,
from London,
$4,000 YARDS
TELTET PILE y TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
of the latest styles which will be sold TEN PER CENT
LESS than any goods of the same kind in this city.
5000 yards Tapestry. from 81 to 81 %.
5000 yards Brussels. from 81 to 81 20
10000 yards Three Ply Super Fine and Common Ingram
Carpetng from so cents to 81 % Also, full supply of
Cotton aad lVoole0 Booking,
Dutch Carpetng Venetian and other Stair Table and
Piano Covers, Mats and Mating Velvet Chcnelle,
and Tufted Rugs, sc, &c.
Parties furnishing houses, respectfully invited to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
lJ-rhe above store is but short distance fr,m the
Worcester Depot, in Boston.
MARTIN 4 PETERS,
Amory Hal Carpet Ware Rooms,
Corner Washington and West streets, Boston,
SIG daw3m
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS de 90
27I Piper's Block. Maim Street.

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing and general wearing apparel for sale
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants will find it highly advantageous to
their interests to call at store, offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In our Custom Department, may be found the most
tensye assortment Of Piece Goods be found in this city,
consisting of BroadcLotbS DOeSkiaS Back and Fancy
CaSSaaeres, Casters, BeaUers Pestiags in Grenadine
and London Silks, peUets, Piash Cashmere, &c, which
will be made up at the shortest notice, and in the best
manner, under the charge of Mr. ALBERT PATTERsoNw
cannot be eXceled by any one in this city, expert
ence Gutter. daWf O6
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
% GGt.

FENO RENT-A LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
IL Rooms, on Southbridge sreet-S125. Inquire of
O5 d3t A. j. EATON.
VENO RENT-A Cottage House on William street,
Il containing seven rooms, in god repair. Inquire of
JOHN FIELD, Central Exchange div o4
FENENEM TO RENT.-Two Tenements on
n Blossom street, two on Mason street. and two on
Chandler street. Apply TO E. f. ABBOTT & CO.,
o3 diff 21S Main street.
80 LIVERY STABLE.-The subscri-
Ltr-S, bers having purchased the rights and interest
F~aT% Of the Heirs Of the late d. P CUTTING, in
E=AE-z3- the Livery Stables Pearl street. would re-
spectfuy inform their friends and the public that they
will continued to keep ho for hire and shall also board
such may be entrusted to them Their long experience
and practical knowledge of horses enables them to ask
with confidence share of public patronage.
A few horses can Be BeaccommOdated now, with board
D. S. JACKSON,
A. F. WALES
% DIFF Livery Stable Pearl Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
STOVES, STOVES.
=
I'd BUCKS
C4EIMP WE'D COOK STOVE,

- STOVES, STOVES.
90 BUCKS
EEIMPROVE WE'D COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
This Stove has been thoroughly tested. Those who
have used it, speak in the highest terms of It's merits 1t
combines all the late improvements making it what every
good housekeeper desires to obtain, SrovE in
every particular.
THE TRIUMPH.
This is Parlor Cooking Stove equally we'll adapted to
coal wood In elegance of design, and beauty of fin
ish, it ia without rival.
THE PARLOR COAL STOVE.
This is very elegant Parlor Stove, entirely new de-
sign and is well worthy the attention of those who like
to purchase good article at a price.
COOKING, PARLOR, OFFICE, HALL AND SHOP
STOVES, Of every variety, constantly hand. Persons
in Of Stoves Of any description will find it their
advantage call and examine before purchasing as
determined 0 sell al great bargains.
All kin Of Jobbpg done at short notice
J. HILTON, No. Mechanic street.
REEDS PATENT RANGE.
This Range is constructed the strictest scientific
principles, with the idea of performing all its offices in
the most perfect manner with the least possible fuel and
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range
For sale by J. HILTON, No Mechanic street.
o3 dim
GSROCERY AND VARIETY STORE
Sp At the CORNER OF GREEN and POND STREETS.
The subscriber has good assortment of
GROCERIES.
Also-a great variety of other GOODS OF UTILITY for
every family. Just received small lot of WILLOW,
FRUIT, or WORK BASKETS of different shapes and
sizes; Diusk-Neon Seeds, for bags Sewing Silks Twist
Skein and Spool Cotton and Linen Thread; Stationery
Nuts Fruit, and Confectionery; Extracts and Essences
for fayoring pastry, &c, &c. L. SPRING, 2d.
N B.-PURE NATIVE WINE for Communion Service,
for sale above.
Worcester July 2Stl, 1854. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Auttiolts.
ny Il, w. VAILI
No. s State Street, Vvorcestcr.

N,ENTEEI. FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
w Thcsubscrber having sold his house, viii oheraior
sale at his late residence,
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHES! CLoTHEsW CL0THEs!H

CLOIHESs CLO III ES y CLOI1 ES :.
Clothes, clothes, clohesi Imperial forms of dress,
Give the king his regal air. to the queen her ovencss
The gallant SO grand and gay, the maid almost divine
Would be noticed amongst the crowd if their clothes
want superline;
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups of thou.
sand dyes;
We look at the dome of night with its thousand golden
And we bow to the spirit Of beauty that gives such
draughts of bliss,
And the spirit Of beauty you know, is nougbt but the
spirit of dress.
Clothes, clothes, clothes the summery days have gone,
And the chilly nights of the Fall swiftly coming on,
And the lights0me clothes when the in
bloom,
We must cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
So come ye gayhared sras for your clothes Of sober hue
And come ye schooboys gay for suits green, brown
blue
Come stawart men and strong in your native manliness
And MACuLLAR will make you shine in the glories of
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, clohes hurrah for the 0vercoat!
That we button, when reigns round body and
precious throat
Hurrah the bosom friend Of flannel that br'st
When winter with spears OF ice tilt thckest vest;
And hurah for MACULLAR, who makes and sells as fas!
he can
All that filling for 'Bub or the most imperial man.
Go him and buy your clothes and you learn bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes, Clothes clothes, the lawyer forgetshis brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his latest grief
The w0odman the green oak tree that grows in ITS forest
pride,
The doctor lis fees and pills the boaman wind and tide
The clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and cares hen they the uU dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MACULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And out in the newest styes and handsomest forms
of dress
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

WNORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS AS
w S0CIATI0N.-The next Quarterly meeting Of the
Association, will he held in the POLICE COURT
ROOM, on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, at u o'clo k
ls To act upon the names of any persons that may be
recommended for Membership in the Association.
a. To upon any other business that may properly
core before the meeting. SAMUEL SMITH, Clerk.
Worcester, October g. 1854. dm
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
1t1nllts.


| VEO WOOD CUTTERS.-The subscriber
4 wishes to contract for the cutting of about 100
| Cords of Wood, in the lot about miles from this
CITY, 1t is mostly soft wood Board can be obtained near
by WILLIAM DUDLEY seavrr street
Worcester, Sept lG, sl6
AN ANTED-By smart, capable Girl, a situation
w in respectable family in this city. None need
Apply unless they can give constant employment Apply
at No. is Franklin street. dots o3
kpOARD-Four or five GENTLEMEN can be ac-
nv commodated with pleasant rooms and good Board,
at corner of Main and Souhbridge streets rear of Sar
gents Block. S GOODNOW
$50 d3m
"TANTED-As SITUATION as Salesman or Gut
w ter in a Clothing establishment. Have had con-
siderable experience in the Dry Goods business. Good
reference given if required. Address Salesman Spy
Office. diff s2T
NMTANTED IMMTEDIATELY--l Good Kip
w and Thick Boot Bottomers, at 81 Main Street,
Buffalo, N Y. Any information wanted can be had of
5. A. FORBuSH, Grafton
s25 d6 F0RBUsII, BROWN, & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

RARE CHANCETO MAKE MONEY.
IN Any person wishing to make money, by endorsing
one dollar my address, (post pad) will inform them
of business that will pay from to two hundred dol
lars month, clear profit. j. D. THOMPSON,
o2 dtdecl5' Lowell, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
Notitcs.


\ ECTURES ON HUMAN SCIENCE
IL Or PHRENOL0GY and PHYSIOLOGY Expounded
- +1Y y = rs, eSo' ~ a1lI n"fP"'eSS' "
-. >. EOW LER,
At the CITY HALL, WORCESTER, on Evenings as
follows:
MONDAY EVENING October o, Temperance and
Prohibition, as enforced by Natures laws
TUESDAY, 10th, Anato1ay and Health illustrated by a
Skeleton and Maniln.
THURSDAY, 18th, PhrenOLogy its principles proofs
signs of character uses, &c.
FRIDAy 18th me PronenS;tjoS
IWgESDAY, WA1I I't4 SeY inayRrogeaaeHt.
i. i'''' i'''ef's0' u''" "ie"'0y anu 'leH
'uSS'e p oo., l,.,,
r TnIpAi -oti' oI} n.y.. s5, en- - c,. c
-ff 4def t"'ohy, OF Love- oelecuohi court
Sii> II @ atiu sballiSu m 81 i15S; 5S
mEDNESDAI' z2th' me same SUBJECT continued.
fr1DAi ' -t1i' "o"tetS fHTeHotoSy, sphere, rights,
"iSHES' C Itaullsn'i, Ia anu pyrecuon.
pvtI7
Seats frst t,,a fact,lres s'y ~ a - a. "a .;I: 49, "a
tied NJ others % . - ~. n u T r;, oIt
for 81 N''s' hi'Ne'9
-. Professional delipa.+iors ,r o,ooto. ;,, ,.,
and written descrintia,s and o1,i tb; h4h %1s III
drrn occunations n,arriara So Ill, @ e'iii
% '7'' Ii e(i s s,r''' anu s'
- -----
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
GUNS &c PISTOLS.

just received, and have constantly on hand
COLTS REyoLvERs of different sizes,
ALLEN & THURBERS, +"
CHIC0PEE-Self-pr Primers.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hammers
FRENCH PIST0LS-Rring twenty times in a minute.
BRUCE'S DOUBLE-BARREL PISTOL.
SINGLE-BARREL PIsTOLS-of different kinds
liberal discount made when company wants dozen
of them.
DOUBLE s. SiNGLE-BARREL GUNS.
All Pistols warranted to keep the Greeks and Kid
nappers-when wen used-at proper distance.
1876, Union Block. Worcester.
jel9 d3m L.. ID. GODDARD.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

The subscriber being about making new arrange
ments in business, would or for sale his Farm, situated
about mile South of the centre of the nourshng town
of Warren on the road leading to Brmfeld The Farm
consists of about
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

SUGARS IN STORE-60 bbls. shlart's Refined
- and Extra Sugars.
tons Porto Rico Extra and Muscovado Sugars all pur-
chased before the late advance and will he sold low
cash. II. GRIFFIN & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

ETNDERyy s. EARLE. ARCHITECTS.
a. FosTER'S BLOCK opposite Boston & Worcester Rail-
road Depot prepared furnish Drawings and Speci-
hcaons for Buildings of every descriptions and super
intend the construction of the same if desired Also will
give particular attention to making Drawings Machinery
Applications by mail, will receive early attention. and
Drawings made and sent to any part of the country
instruction given in Architectural Mechanical Draw
ing L. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN Il. EARLE.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1854 s21 d&w6m
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06
200 ACRES OF LAND,

suitably divided into tage, pasurng moving and woods
land The buildings consist Of convenient TW0-SIUhY
DWELLING-H0USE, ctmhiping many modern improve
ments &c, large enough for two families and the Farm
be well divided into il desired There are TWO
LARGE BARNS, Wood and Carriage Houses, 6ranary,
Sh ds and all necessary buildings farm ing operations
In good repair.
Likewise Tenement House md Barn has been fitted up
for the convenience of the farmer, and home for the la
borer.
The Farm is well watered. good spring of water is
conveyed to the house and barn. in lead pipes bei
excellent well Of pure cold water the house, which is
highly valuable in these days of temperance.
The soil Of the farm good, the tiage both level and
free from stone easily managed and richly rewardug the
husbandman. There is a large collection Of
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
IN FACTORY, No. II Central Street, Lopett.--H.
d. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and French
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated of every
style and quality. Silver Spoons of every variety, made
% short notice; Gold and Silver Bowed Sectaces Shell
"abs Of all styles Watches Clocks and Jewery, made
auu >spaired.
.she only agent for AcKLEy's ScoToH PEBBLE
r. Ta,,, StesCS, in Lowell, No. I Central ST,
lower, 1laa, dtf s26
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

6YRUP.-stuart's Extra, also other grades of good
- quality Syrup, at lower prices
o6 H. GRIFFIN & CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

CIAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now receiving very extensive assortment Of SILK
GOODS, at unusually Low Prices. Among other
good bargains, arc
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

NlIH BA Nh.-A temporary location of City Bank
~ will he in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner of Main
and Front Stnext door east of the Peoples Insurance OF
lice The first installment payable tue first day of
September next will be received their room as above
au2s z. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

EDREsERVED GINGER-Fresh and good,
n for sale by IL. GRIFFIN & CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

s66NIVE THEM SSME.''- The subscriber
GE being the oldest Daguerrean Artist in the city,
after having witnessed with PATIENCE the prices for which
his competitors have taken Pictures will now, for few
days ''cone down to them,n by taking Miniatures in
VELVET CASE for 80 0ENTs, and in splendid SHELL
CASE such sell for 81 so aud 300 with good Picture,
and warranted, for 10 We put things low
supply everybody and everybody's cousin. Call at
DAG U Err REAN GALLERY,
I12 MerriinaclS Street, Lowell,
s26 deod&g3m s. p. H0WES.
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore existing
IN between the subscribers, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. D. g. GATES
LYMAN J. TAFT.
Worcester, October 2, 1854. det os
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

The House is nearly new very thoroughly built by Capt
Putnam for his use, consisting of two tenements-
fifteen rooms, two suits Of parlors, with folding doors
Marble Mantles &c, neverfailing well Of pure soft
iUater set kettle and in fact almost all the modern
ir,Y,-r Thp Lot
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

NJ Il G E-The Copartnershp heretofore exist
IN ing der the title of J. M0REY X Co. is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent Business will be carried ON
at the old stand by j. MoREY. d3t* Of
Worcester daily spy., 1854-10-06

D I N, W, AIIIII
- A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT
f.:y1 AUCTION, ON OXFORD STREET.
- VIII be sold on the premises, Thursday.
Oct. 9, at o'clock F. NJ, of the most desirable
residences in the City of Worcester, owned and occu
pied by WM. Il. WOoD,
The daily union., 1854-02-03
MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI.
1901 From Jackson, by Newtown, Spring Ridge, Lane
Store. Galsiin, Hargrave, Union Church, scot-
land. ezsIcoIm, Hamburg, and Washington, to
Nasaho, lie miles and back, three times week
The daily union., 1854-02-03

Friday al b m
Arrive at Aberdeen ssno days by Bpm.
Proposals 10 run six times week will be considered.
1863 From Columbus, by Wavcry, West Point, Sloan,
and Palo Alto, to Houston, SO miles and back
twice week. -
Leave Columbus every Monday and Friday at 10
m;
Arrive at Houston next days by 4p M
Leave Houston every Tuesday and Thursday at .
am;
Arrive at Columbus next days by 10 nm.
Bids TO run three times week will be considered.
1854 From Union Church Pine Grove, 10 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Union Church every Saturday at am
Arrive al Pine Grove day by Sam;
Leave Pine Grove every Saturday at l0nm;
Arrive at Union Church same day by ? m.
1865 From Aberdeen, by Houston, Greensboro, Kilm
chaei, Cers,vo, Shongao, Franklin and Benton,
10 Yazoo City, l6O miles and back once week.
Leave Aberdeen every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Yszoo City every Thursday by pm;
Leave Yazoo City every Friday a, 9 am;
Arrive at Aberdeen every Sunday by pm.
Bids to run by different schedule will he consid-
cred.
StnrkviIle, Double Spring, and Pigeon Roost to
Greensboro, 70 miles and back, three times
week
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive at Greensboro next days by IL m;
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, md
Saturday Mt p mi
Arrive et Columbus next dnys by 9 p m.
1867 From Columbus by Deer Brook, Macon, Psrke-
vile, GhoIson, DE Kab, and Black Water, to Dale
vile, 81 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday st7smi
The daily union., 1854-02-03
rlvs q Clinton nsxs days BY aps.

Arrives Clinton next days by apu.
Propo.sl. for third weekly rip will bs considered
T1N Fron gainesville by SumervIle, TO Livingston, III
miles and back. three times week
ksavs Gainesville every Tuesday. Thursday, and
Arrive Al Livingston same days by 9 pm,
Leave Livingston every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday =. ans
yso From L,nxs,on by yoner's Bluff and Boligse, 10
EuAw, 20 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Livingston ever Monday and Thursday al
Arrive Il Rutaw same days by 4pm
Leave EuAw every Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive at Livingston days by m.
7Isi From Livingson to Brewersyie, miles and back,
once week.
Arrive at Brewenvie srme day by 10 am;
Leave Brewersyile every Wednesd vat IL am;
Arrive a Livingston same day by pm
7iH2 From Livingston, by Hobbie Ine rcourse CASTOR,
and Barrytown, TO Old Wash ngton, is miles
Leave Livingston every Monday and Thursday at Z
m;
Arrive :. Old Washington next day by spmi
Leave Old Washington every Monday and Thurs
dayat7am
Arrive st Livingston next days by 5 m.
7l59 From Demopols, by Spring Hill, Linden Nanata-
LA. Rnev,lle, and Morvn, to cofeevlle, 10 miles
and back, three times week
Lave DsmopoIs every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Il Coffsevile same days by SPIN;
Leave Coasevlle every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Il Dsmopois days by 4pm.
Proposals. g run, after passing Linden, via Choc'sw
ssfsesa1s X Eoa1s Zach way are invited ''S
7iN From Linden TO Jefferson, miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Linden every Wednesday and Saturday a, 8
am; # t
Arrive At Jefferson days by 10Y mi
Leave Jeferson every Wednesday and Saturday at
liam;
Arrive at Linden days by 2pm.
7l35 From Nanafaia, ty Tompknsvie Wl'iamss Cross
Roads, Barbour, Rosservile, Aamutcha, Miss,
y. and Why Not to Marion, 81 miles and back, once
week
Leave Nanafaia every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Marion next Friday by pm;
Leave Marion every Monday at g. nj
Arrive At Nanafaa next Wednesday at 10 m.
7l96 From Nanafalia. by Butler, Pushmassha, Hurri
Creek, Miss, Energy, and Quitman, to
Pauldine, 86 miles and back, once week.
Leave Nanafala every Wednesday at p m;
Arrive at Pauldng next Friday by 7pm;
Leave Paulding every Monday l6am;
Arrive At Nanafalia Wednesday by 10 m.
7lS7 From Baryton, by Nchouon's Store and Mackcs-
vile, Miss, TO Qui,man, 81 miles and back once
week.
Leave Barryton every Friday at 6 m;
Arrive Il Quiirnan same day by 6pm;