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or & aSS
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2eih Mary Annsh wsde New Orleans Queenstown for
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the shot aid dsHsefeas, wounded Of the) CD leh
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through Psntlsnd Firth about IOs.n. Lawrence
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YORK Nathaniel IhomI Cul0ch ~ Orleans Cafe:
liant, Hin s.tl tor Boston.
AtRo,edam sd Heinrich del Pngsr Msr-en; Republic Sawyer
and Arnold BoLlngrr. Meyer n. YORK. ig
SD. from Brtut 1ven 18th Europa n YORK; 2lst Eba do
Sid from Hamburg nth johanna E.ab and sailed for
CuNhAyen lsthZsa Oder do John Bsias, McKeDney,
Sid from CuXhsyen 18th. John Hermann Johanna Ellie
loik-l7h Sir Robert Peel doth Elizabeth LeaY H.cksas
B,I.eu.
SD from Flushns Road. 18th ut Don ouxote and Julie Yk
AT at HAVE I'd Ncwfor., Thompson. =. York.
Cd. at BoIdesnx I'D. Louis Bile, Hylcr ~ YORK
Arr a. cadiz Caroline Mary
SD t;h, Dorcsa pT.nce, Keuney, Corunns.
Boston ' '''
Go. a. Venice I'd n., lIArmion, Jackson Leshorn
50 NeibO0fne FEB, Dutcless
Cu!dt Age sSeDcyi Hee Nc Kege Fnci.co "a G,m
IL. Oeesn Crosty Calcutta 2ith, Eastern STATE Csao
Az 81 for hip Feb ~ AnsTaia Avery Bombay ga Frn.
&C Partridge. BToushton Horg Kong
Arr. Syduey n \ W Feb John F.rnwor,b Gar F-.-.,
CO. I'd Rep 10, cohcte Gerry Calcutta
May <+lAc CcguinhO Of nd
loIs last fsy which sustained damage before euorte5 b,a
70 .eps iSL. &c eomglsed ana mem
oeiyiue her nrrnssis, spsrs and beDs fresh rigsed
Ike wIsek OF bark Mt Washington (of New .yi. o,
oTsDs ioI Iree ashore near Trieste ~ N he
oa ~ n American Consn May CARO- had been saved
"a ssir cotton which ~ feet ws.-r and 10 r.t
ht M VAN such accumulation ballast sr them had
s~' ga Nts it The rigging aud
those med WIN '"t A4e SeHeH' VI
orAAs 10 May laPut in aky the norwegian ship NepIe.p
" from GothenbuTs for Boston
'uT.eyed and must discharge o be repaired 49, ~ $3.50
oIItAhtkG May l3The American ship Levi Woodbcrv
go emisrsrts ''' ' N'H' ~ " per 'uD' as'
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REGENTS OF Proiuce-,JUSE Q.

b. The Neo YORK Erie Railroads.&c. hbls Flour, I'll pigs
Proyous 50 do Es. 81 do Butter $50 sides Leather $50 Hogs
Nv Ritey oHi BGggcs-7lOi bis Flour. % dn
Ashes Whisky $500 bash Wheat, 1900, usts $1,000 do
pigs Pork l526 do other Meats S do BHtte '
Issfh.
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, nd paff.
t's,d ,y, -e Rs' s'1 ss@ as a. from Msso
WILL, 70, ~ Rs, rom Msl5ouras Tor ssaEpsrs
rs .Isas5 a 1917 G1h Hars ana ap 81 IS asd no
,fsis h wind. hsys been .nss' Z. '1 10 na ss
Wa , , r1 I'm I a. Ley 10 nd. h and s
Li7in.n the pilot Of N.nfueset Had death on
the Nsseb..er Tyler Newoe.ns Is d mds to Ralph Post
Bss Tenor o Boston, Pereiv sasHa Ia ora"ds u Is sugar
hf Ss bs.no of wsussl Thompson M'nr d. ''sr to
T fs Bss OBJ Wellington oafass's 20 d. 'usa 70
Tgssr & Dvi uda de Cuba May Bailey Co
OF Cap xliOn signal, with . John HsSy LAT
Bs Warren Fhs q q; SUGAR aud oas:
nt ,ir Ssssdshsci lof Bath bO.nd 70 London Ct. l.
ps Ts,or La 81 %, exchanged signals with asAP
shswins ed srs M sssO H Csrdenss 10 d., molasses
Bt Aie.s o Harsws Haskell ssrus GFsnde Is d sugar
'r ss AusuaJ Blake Lssay. IS d. osyoCd TO
kes.sh ssh.Pl.I June H. ysrd . &e %
Biz Abes.s sisSneeh Mssnlas Is d. sus'r and Oas'e' to
Queen South i Bsmors chaP Sosp Trinidad ssd De
Gaia s Is, = s1 " 'P T1,, a0 for B.nors
co B r,s es 0 sf E.. aseh. Jnn Cub.
IsIsslsn Cop; n obOy .aad With luTber bOana g
Boston sinking Ond,ou took s q% A! ns, saw .chr Msia
Davis. hOm R. medic. S' BOoI Remedies sus.r
.u ss Y Gs. GSYS 1i Si1sS yoS s.h Ma,
Bs Winthrop Lsibrop Martha New Granada Dds ha'
Bra fufene a Reed Reed St. Mays 10 d. Lumber TO master
BIZ, TTshy CODY 1 Bs0s0r s1id s 81 5 on IS o. saw
m: Of F,eigsss Berry r'l'4 de '''' May
Brig UFsIus Church Trinidad de Cuba 70 ds s'sar ana noe
Bis bstro. efs..po Patterson cardena 10 d sugar and
Brig CIfn lei BosonJ Ames 10 d, and mOAs
sEss,. con sousd 10 R,:Sa and
sshr Louisa wynsn Philadephia coal bound Boston.
shr G O Bissow Written Nassau 10 DIS old copper &c to
ssq Yonns America Warren CienaesO d
~ send F gv .sS: Ssi.S s:af5
IT,. Con VVidelce f0E MsisnIas June OF Cape Asy "a" 's
l s6T Ben SS Se1 small d. mgr to :2r Wv w
NAV so in Gulf stream in gale nom Me- Carried AWAY I0
fee TO H. W psshsid June pd.Isr6 so I, MAJ. 's
shr Nav of Mers Maianzas 10 ds pineappes TO
scli C. GTener Co PHILADELPHIA Hertz Jacksonville T. d.
shr SAMUEL Rankin tof Roe.landJ Brown, Aaknp" ds,
sehf of Msehis') Thompson jacksonville 10
sehr oiisnna Tu,hl Richmond DIS mdse to C. H. Pierson
shr CLYDE Swelling Absco 10 d.. apples to Ene Co
shr bssb, Davidson New HGvenJ Hardy BaeOa Msy j
SchT Maths Smith Philadelphia, coe oound 10 oo''oh
Schr Harriet. Small. Portland ds, tone.
sehr. James Macy, Harvey Portland ds stone .
schr f. Wies Ocrscoke ds shingles 70 Bent
BIos.
schr. oreids Hooper Virginia d., wood
SLED-From Bay packet AshbuIton for Liv
erp o.; Alert. for VspErsso g. CosaI, Tor bei Asns
for Cse De yed. Br chip Hayon for St John N B. bark Ore
CON fcr Montevideo. -,
Aso eam,hs Black Warrior for Havana and Mobile Curew
f 81 Thomas, chips Constellation for Lyerpool shp undeiwef
for Lyerpool
BELOv-Schr Nancy r. Hsgan, Hsssn irdena IA d. Also
IA p and bark unknown.
WiND-DuIiug the day, w 5. W.
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Axss~ya, roHsyrs, rssrcs, sNgs ." Ns NV ss,
~, ,rss y, - lassaa s'sst d'"'se' " Wv
t.rTfT taSys s fAr,sss, Ne 81 tsst ~ nc wss ~.
- 3e,' tAesth ~ she nes AfSalee, "" 'eA" '""'"""
81 tesessy, tho go ts.., by ne Rev.
49, 49, J. :. 49, A,soaes M Se'A csAe CIV
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iLADELPHlA, Jgne Geo Inf Wbelde,
saIah L. Smith Boston - 'N''"' -"'>''' N''''''
WITH st sarah Ana nsaey Boston; .ch Tyro, Went
oehtoi sarah L. smith, Providence; Isabella Williams
heinceer Jarvis Providence; Lady Lake Par
nee sarah Elizabeth Solsers Newport Lacy Robinson
Nerpofii Joanna Powell Haven: y.lor Khoade-
ii0'i Delta Lloyd Troy; Roekhil, Clifford wsessset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

A ,clcgraphic Dispatch from Cumberland was received
IN M. Ci,y to-day, stating tina, the Parker Vein Coal
Company hid made an assignment for the benefit Of its
creditors 49, ,
Tho ,rcdors Of tho Buffalo and New-York City Rail
road held another meeting to-day. Progress was re-
ported.
The following are the earnings of the Michigan Central
n. ~ 4, th, six tnontbs.
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rNiirukf sLMkSAc.-....Th
SssRso........4 20 u AOsb 81
nigh wATEk......THIs
ssody Hook..... 10 Gov Isaoa.. com 81 Gate,
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INV Sandy Hook Printing relesraph.I

Tar HeHLAvos. J1ae 9-Sundown
One shin one of the Highlands and baIk and brig
in the Bay, all bound in.
Wind fresh s. W. Weather clear
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NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER THAMES.
rRrSIry HOUSE. LONDON, Tuesday, May 10. lsol
tine Tees Conservaney Commssoners
unae date 18Th Bran Sand Lights tho South
Care sard has extended the W. ard No Waite Buoy has
beer moved into feet low water spring des
and No Black Buoy also been moved the w into
fee low water, spring tides.
ln - !n above s necessary that
ofshr taking tbs should Be cautious doing Bran
Sand Lights IA one lead very No. White Buoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

The following American vessels been sold public auction Ia
Css sLp Duche Orleans april ~ for $l2 900 ship shsk-
sp.Ae tMsy ~ $500 ship HCpewel MAY 49, -fuSo brig
spndd (hsrunder Peruvian coloss) sold on the Ss,h
Anil f o98i MISUNDERSTANDING TO the -,
gallon 5000 gallons LEFT UNFOLD on &C
count OF low bids.
April S. So fell in with aud picked % casks sperm
Ill shou b apparently been IA the water tive or SIX
meuhs with tsrnaces Lett several other
essks N be water, leing unable TO pick them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

The for the small amount of conageother than
the uniercseeH difficulties in the way of starting
establshment that the Government neglected sup
ply sufficient quantity OF silver for refining.
The deposi.es from the LIST 10 the 18th of Nav were
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BY Telepruuh.
lFrnr Onr Cnrre.nnnden, L
PHILADELPHIA

posioNIAr June 3 bsrks Juno Manssdills; VIM NJ H.rd
"a'eseni onss John z Dow and Crolstadf New
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New yoL; sh a. seh Cbs Hspry. Racket PhnsSsphi
=. Y. Rswlip, New-Yssk.
WHINING ON N. Carr. June schn y J. Csnmine Wee
rie csrdn Ne Vermont, EIou, Boston, Hattie Anns Dag
ss Roesand Ne CID Juue shr Eluse Jones Nswfosk brig
Harriet Newell, Warm Bos,on, sch Ambasdor Allen ser
Thomss0n Me- Hsmuinx Bird Bogsrt New Yors Echo Pot
dos Aba. Haf do Went sshrs Helene or New
York, and Hestrcrt fer Boothhsy Me-
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SECOND BOARD.



- Pxurs Ickirh Zinc. IT'S Gardiner Gold
81 c. Cepper.........-.. II 100 Phenix Gold .. 81
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FRIDAY, June 9-P. M.


The Money market to-day remarkably active. The
payment of California drafts and the receipt gold by the
packets created brisk circulation of the precious metals
in the street.
At the Stock Board there decline in Harlem,
which fell off to l6 but recovered at the Second Board
HI. Michigan Central Railroad sold at l0Ol and Michi-
gan Southern at l1s. Hudson River dull The troubles
Of the Parker Vein Coal Company have not recovered
from their complication Advices received by telegraph
from Cumberland the election of the Reform
ticket for Directors.
Freights dull and unsettled To Liverpool, 5000
bush. Wheat, SD, in ship bags TO London, $50 tuns
Lard, eol 20 bbls. Resin, 49, an extreme price. To
Hsvre, 200 bales Cotton, of cent. Acharter from St
Johns to Hull Deals &c l0 Two American vessels to
Aareilcs and back, private terms.
The Baltic, tomorrow, will take s75oOOo in specie
Exchange on London, 1904 0lo9i.
The following gentlemen were, on Wednesday, elected
Directors oftbe American Exchange Bank for the ensuing
year: Samuel Willets David Lcavitt Lowell Holbroo
William N. Richards, Slas Bronson Frederick Leakc
William A. Booth, Samuel d. Babcock, Henry Meyer
Christian Heydecker, David Hadden, David Hoadley
William G. Langley, Shepherd Candy Alexander Camp
bell, Edwin Thcrne, Andrew ID. Mellick and at an cleo
ton held yesterday Samuel Wiiets, Esq, was unan-
mously reelected President and William A. Booth, Esq.,
Vice-President c. A. Meigs Esq, is the Cashier. This
bank lie about pay extra dividend Of per cent after
which the capital stack is to be increased.
After the adjournxent of the Board the following sales
Of bonds aud stocks made at auction by S. Draper
500 NcrtA indians Goshen Err LET int added...s1
see sssd4.iy Nsssssld and NensIk RR do, aS....s,
= s,sres Mes-oroliss iss Insurance Company
n shares Th'sc RsiIoN Company
lie Warrants entered en- the books at the Treasury De-
partuent, Washington, or the eth inst, were;
rsI d. payment Of sihss Tsoaiy tios g
=. sl : So $50 40
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wcrc s,N1ecias OF, showing considerable Elimination
frm the average which has prevailed 80 long Inc cash
balances were Seal, 900 ~
The following are the receipts aud dl'hursomen's" INC
Assistant Trcasurors Office the day
ts.tssss.sf ,,
Pad Min, ~
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To Mariners.
NAVIGATION OF rHE RIVER THAMES.
t...-~,, Heres Ioxnox rne~dax MAJ

Official nstee given that the bay boat has been replaced the
sluer Of rBekernuek ShoaL
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Clsrkson Crsl;us, Hcustsn.st.
J. a. Westeryeit, 5e8 4. B'dway.
Philip w. Eng. l3i Frost-st.
Hush Nanro, 80 Wster-st.
Samuel Leeds 1875 Msiden.lane.
Charles Miles, 1883 Wstsr-st.
T.. 5. Brooks. cor. Catherine and
Cherry sta.
Samuel y. Ashley, 1o5 south.st.
VIM. II. Heard, ~ southst.
@. w. Qnintafd, Morgan Iron
Works.
A J. Undrrh
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LIS.
Chss. NJ. Livingston. BrooklyB.
Francis ii. Abbott, Iil Frontst-
Edward Bridge, 10 Parh. place
Isaac 4. Smith, io2 Wsll-st.
&. w. Thomas, n Pesrl-st.
Fran. b. OConnor, 5 Burlins shp.
James d. Fish, los jouth.st.
Joseph Jamison, 9 Old slip
Charles L. yose. q South-st.
James w. Ewell, 81 South-sf.
y. y. McCresdy, 80 5outh-x.
y. II. janice, y Clifist.
j, 60 Pcsrl-st.
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OFFICE or THE bowARD Issuance CoapAsy,l
hEw.YoRk, May 20, 1884 !
nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors have tina
~ day declared DIVIDEND Of TWELVE PER CENT.
the stock Of the Company payable and aer MOE
DA ~, the fifth day of June. HENRY A OAKLEY, ssey
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MAD RIvgs LAEE ERIE RAILROAD Co.
nIYIDEND.-BOston March 30, ls54,---A Divi-
~ dend TEN PER CENT has been declared payable
o1he Company May Offices who're
the certificates have shareholders OF record he
sis inst SAMUEL HENSHAW, Treasurer.
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For enterst upon the hooks OF the Treasury spropra
toss to upPyyefeisrees ses Of May ST. Is
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week ending 'une s.
The daily union., 1854-02-03

Saint Albans nom Chill miles and back,
week.
Sand Creek from Cochran's Grove, miles and back,
once a week.
shaw's Point from carnsvile, miles and back,
week.
smihyile from Peoria, 8 miles and back, week
Southport from Brimheld miles and back, once
week.
Spring Creek from Macomb, 6 miles and back, once a
week.
stsnington from Taylorsvie, 10 miles and back, once
week.
star6ed from Tnvoli, 5 miles and back once a week.
Sulton's Pond from Louisville 10 miles and back, once
week
Stockton from Dorinda, miles and back, week.
Scott from Ottawa, l2 miles and back, once week
Union Point from Jonesboro' IS miles and back
week
Venice from st. Louis, miles and back, three times
a week.
Vergennes from Pnckneyvie, miles and back once
q week.
Wales from Adeline, Ga miles and back, once week.
Waham from Troy Grove, miles and back, once a
week.
Wayne Centre from Wayne, miles and back, twice
a week.
Wabash Valley from Livingston, II miles and back,
a week.
Wmds Grove from Howardsvile, miles and back,
a week.
West Jersey from Toulon, S miles and back, once a
week.
Weston from Elizabeth, miles and back, a
week.
Woodland from Bushville, miles and back. once a
week
Whittey's Point from Paradise, miles and back once
a week.
whtefed from Henry miles and back, once a
week.
Woodford from Washington, 10 miles and back, once
week
Wyhe and Sylvan Dale from Warsaw, IL miles and
back, week
Young from Macomb 9 miles and back once week.
Yellow Creek from Eleroy, ~ miles and back, once
week.
Yuba from Plymouth 7 miles and back once a week
GAINESVILLE from Carlinsvlle, Is miles and back, once
q week.
The daily union., 1854-02-03
Lave Danvills Tuesday at . Ia m,

h1Nvo D"uv"as Ae~~&y - W
Arrive Pontiac next day by 6pmi
Leave Pontiac Thursday At ga
ls5ls From EdwsrdssiIe, by Lambs Point. Rising Sum-
Bonds Point TaylorsviIe and s'oninston to
Decatur ss miles and back once q week.
Leave Edwardsyile Saturday at6am
Arrive at Decatur next Tuesday by 6p mi
Leave Decatur Wednesday at a m,
Arrive al Edwardsyille next Friday by pm.
1859 From Fredercksyine by Browning and Sheldon
Grove, TO Astoria IL miles and back,
Leave FredsricksviIs Thursday at Ipm;
Arrive al Astoria same day by 7pmi
Leave Astoria Thursday at u m
Arrive at atFredercksyils same day by i2 m.
1880 From Havana, by ouiyer Pilot Hill, Long Point,
and Alcna Grove, to Deavan, "a maes and back,
Leave Havana Friday al a m;
Arrive a Delavan day by 6pm
Leave Delayan Saturday at M
Arrive at Havana same day byb pm.
1881 From Hennepn by Flord, Caledonia Ok Bow, and
Magnolia, 10 Weenona Station, Is miles and back,
Leave Hennepi Tuesday and Saturday at a m;
Arrive o Weenena Station same days by l2 m;
Leave Weenona Station Tuesday and Saturday al l
Arrive al Hennepn same days by 7pm.
Proposals for three-timesa-week service invited.
1892 From Lacon by Seuben Lawn Ridge, and Valley,
to oWyoming 20 miles and back once a week
Leave Lacon Friday at Ga mi
Leave Wyoming Saturday att m;
Arrive at Lacon same day by p
1888 From Lacon WeenoDa Station a5 miles and back
Leave Lacon Monday and Friday at Gam;
Arrive at Weenona Station same days by IAN;
Leave Weenona Station Monday and Friday at p
Arrive at Lacon days by 7pm.
1884 From Timber by Brunswick, Pennington, French
Creek, Elmore, Truro, Victoria Walnut Grove
Bishop HILL and Red Oak, to Cambridge, 7S miles
and back once week
Leave Timber Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Cambridge next day by 6pm
Leave Cambridge Friday at m;
Arrive at Timber next day by 6pm.
1895 From Newton, by Willow Hill, Yale, Zero and
Johnson's Mill, 10 Mar.insvile, 80 miles and back
once week.
Leave Newton Saturday at m;
Arrive at Martinsville Same day by g. pm;
Leave Marinsville Friday at 6 am
Arrive Newton day by 6pm-
The daily union., 1854-02-03

ls742 From GAINESVILLE TO Bsloi, u miles ana \.
times week. wa
Leave Janesvie daily, except Sunday, al 10 :.
Arrive at Beoil same day by SPIN
Leave Beloit daily except Sunday, at4pm.
Arrive al Janesvllle same day by I D m ~
1918 From Janesvie, by Bachelors Grove Snr.
ley, Decatur, Nevada, Monroe, Woh
burg, White Oak Spring, and Council HT
to Galena, se miles and back, three tioss
Leave Janessille Monday, Wednesday and p|
at Ill am;
Arrive at Galena next daysty 6pm;
Leave Galena Monday, "Wednesday, and "a,
6ami
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next days by spm
i744 From Janesville by Centre, Magnolia Aha.
tica, Exeter New Glarus, Bem. aod " I
Grove, TO Mineral Point, 10 miles and b0ss u
times week to Albany, and once week M
idue OF route.
Leave JanesyiIle Tuesday at 3 am;
Arrive al Mineral Point next day by 6pm, |
Leave Mineral Point Thursday at s m;
Arrive at James vile next day by pm
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday and Saiprdav n .
Arrive at Albany same days by ~ M
Leave Albany Thursday and Saturday at A.
Arrive at Janesve sane days by p m
l3745 From GAINESVILLE by North GAINESVILLE Fuho,
Albion, to Christiana, 23 miles and back \
week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday at Sam;
Arrive At Christiana same day by mi
Leave ChrIstana Friday at 8 m
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same day by 5 p m.
l3746 From GAINESVILLE, by Teotsa, Albion, Cum,
Cambridge, Deerfeld, Hancheville and NJ,
Columbus, SO miles and back, once wee
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Columbus next day by IL nj
Leave Columbus Friday at | PM;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next day by 7pm
l3747 From Daren, by Weeds Corners, Richmond
Utter's Corners, to Whitewater, 20 miles
back, once a week. I
Leave Darien Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at Whitewater same day by IL m;
Leave Whitewater Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Daren same day by Up m.
1918 From Bloomfield, by Genoa, Richmond, Riugv} :
ILL.,, McHenry, Forksvie, Glmer, and |
Grove, to West Wheeling, as miles and
twice a week
Leave Bloomfield Tuesday and Thursday at G y
Arrive at West Wheeling same days by ~ "a
Leave West Wheeling Wednesday and Frida
am;
Arrive at Bloomfield same days by 7pm.
l3749 From Beloit, by Avon, Clarence, and Juda 70 y
roe, "a miles and back, once a week.
Leave Beloit Tuesday at lam;
Arrive at Monroe same day by 6 pm;
Leave Monroe Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Beloit same day by 5 p m.
1880 From Belot, by Inmansyille, Spring Valley
sick, Albany, Attica, Morefcld, Monticello,
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