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BUsINEss CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,

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fh YHt. eN so pnALkR In iel3AaF3is ~ aapG Wa
Foreien and Domestic Dry Goods, III
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnsts, As, s
So5 Ss1ssA srs~, bstsossa ~ and I ssrssss,
b. AL articles sold are warranted TO prove a. reu.
ia fs M az resented. Attftt A'Tr. .4H
ian 17--tfiia II l9l7 lT'l eu !ag~-s8
NJ y. B. HALL, M. D., 7T
Homeopathic Physician,
Office No. 4sO Washington Place, between d and
f e & streets. M
Once for night calls
Third door from the corner Of the avenue In sth st
east side. jan s--ly
' JOSEPH FERGUSON,
barber and Hair Dresser.
Eghth street neIt door % Squire Smiths ofhoe.
N. T. PARKER, ,s', a, 1--T
Honse and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
dee l9--diy. i W..
Ia JOSEPH G. G., KENNEDY, sl
-. Id gs LATE o. TEE CENSUS OFFICE, 3es s
Proseoutss Claims before Congress- and tie Dspar,
Once, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvanis avenue
over the Savings Bank. 81
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING. D
MRs O. v. JOHNSTON. r .,.,,,
Twelfth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue inert
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates ofios,)
NJ = ut Mrs. Bangs's.
NE wiI cut and basse, cut Linings and Pattsrns
ooc ely * a@{9 ti4iNt III s%it3 $tNsfN &St ssHiN
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~ WILLIAM q. DEALE gg w ~
Tenders hs ssrvioes 70 the pnbiic eensrsily, a. |
MEASURER OF ALL KINDS OF WORK CON.
NECTED WITH BUILDING
Ofaco on ID street, near 7th, second story,
Near Patriotic Bank, Washington. jan 81
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ISL Prisss, In sil sncuntng 70. 4. ... $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERs.
Tichsla ~ Halves ~ So Quarters ri Is.
< ! \. SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. y
-nov 1s-.Aly ~ a .ug -. Montgomery. Alabstne
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BY Authority Of the State OF Alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
GLASS RIO be drawn July 10, 1855,
IN tho city Of Montgomery, ~
When prizes amounting 70 e5e
s n8#ahsg ttc5 e30, 900 n n a s8s.
viii be distributed according 10 the following mag
ry tIb Fiji ni6oept schemel ..tl.s II -
And rsmember every priss is dra,on at each drawing
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INVESTIGATING POLICE AFFAIRS.

The special committee Of the Legislature, consisting
iMessis Clarkson, Crosby and j G. Hopkins Of the
Senate, and Messrs. Stuyvesant, o Keefe and Baker
G,he House, appointed TO examine into the affairs
anc CONDITION of tie several police courts of the city
and co mtg of New y ork and county OF hlngs, met
yestrday morning in the city library, City hall. Mt.
CT CROSBY presieed IS chairman.
At.r some little DISCUSSION among the committee u
Wa owed to adjourn TIL the 4tb of December prox'-
ne aud in the meantime TO advertise m lHt IRIRVNk
c tvo or three Other city pspers inviting con NUM-
csous from citizens relstve 70 any official cornp ION
HnkmSpSsement in the police couIts of this or Kings
comfy that should be within their knowledge. Ihis
milton WAS led.
The committee saer leaving the Hsl Proc aeded %
wit sLd Ipspsci the Cily prison.
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting of the Executive committee
on NJ on6ay afternoon, The 10th iost.-the Rsv Dr.
KNOX in the cbsir-w8s addressed by the Rev. l. j..
ROBERTS the ChiDese missionary. He sts'ed that he
owe much 10 this society. II was one o. lis tracts
Z" The Two WAYS and Two Ends that rescued him
som despar il was a. tract that led him 10 enter on
the missionary work 10 China; and it was tract OF
LesnI Alas from bis hand that shed the IL ht OF Chfis
hsbty on the mind of Fac Piog- Wang, the eader OF
he Chneee revolution That flnctionsry now circa-
htes widely the Gospels aud othe: portions OF the
Scriptures without note or comment, IN the form OF
tracts. Mr.. Roberts takes hopeful view Of the Cai'
ress revolution and soon ssils for Canton with the
expectation Of joining Tae Png.Wang at NAnklu
The foreign correspondence Of the month was pre-
Nnied by the Rev. DR.. HAILocK, secretary, and EN-
btced Interesting iettes from England, France Bel:
gum, Switzerland Germany, Turkey, india and
Cbns The receipts OF the month were So, 24l, and
for u period since April sls6 1884, iucudiog gu ,5il
IN donations. Grants during the month, 10, l64 .462
PAGES and for seven months, 81 l53, 1922 psges. The
snount cue on notes for paper, SIS So The enter
pses OF the society never more aclveiy prose.
cu',d and more needed the efficient support OF
u friends and patrons.
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BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs.

BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS.
Tbe bOari met at II a m. yesterday. After waiting
bhty-fve minutes for a quorum they proceeded to
orgenize.
In accordance with a motion Of Supervisor William.
con il was
Red That the e,das Of he proceed ~hsa Tiers
nc question although there be not qaorsm present.
Tie vote Of the Fourth district was sent back for
correction With regard to the vote for secretary Of
State
In the Fourth district OF The Third ward Jos. S.
Giles received ninety Line votes Tbey sent back
to the inspectors 10 be couI led for John S Giles
The Frst, Fourth and Sixth districts OF the Fifth
sboud have been.
AT 81 p. m. an attempt wac made 70 adjourn. Tho
vote stood: Ayes, Tiowbridge Ch'ystie, Ely; noss,
Hofmie, Kelly, VanaD.
IT ives not until A p. m. tina. the board adjourned
sfer terding bach the last dstric. Of the Fifth ward.
Is meets to-day at IL q. m.
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YESTERDAY afternoon Pubic school No. ., situated 10
he Fourth ward of Jel sey Ciy, was formally deoi-
oehd. A large humber of persons were present, 10.
clr ing the Jtrsey City board Of Educ.ion, several OF
ibt "a of he city, mos; OF the ctrIy and the
teachers Of the Public schools. Ex-Ald Ford pres
cert Ct the board, ofiicised.
Amer the Opening Of the exercises by SINGING, DR..
lSNrH gave sketch Of the nee and progress of the
sboos in jersey City. Concerning this particular
shoo be remarked that il commenced IN ISIS in the
0d Payoria academy, under the charge OF Mr.. Ear
B. Supple who present on this occasion. IL had
4 ben one hundred pupils, and now ii numbers about
lone thousand scholars.
L DR.. PHILLIPs the S.ste superintendent OF s,aools
VITO pm sent BY sp cia nv;s,ion of the Board OF
Education then addressed thoee preeeut upon subjects
pertinent 70 the occssion for about toreequsrters of
az toar In the Of his remarks he spoke ofthe
Ispld advancement Of the csuse Of education in the
State Of NewJtrsey during the psst two or three
ytMs He slsO advocated the establishment OF high
scf coz .nsr to colleges, in which both seIes could
pe eoeeeeo together. He urged the cooperation Of
P~tns van the teachers and n snagers OF SCHOOL,
Auon.ses were also msde by tho Rev. M. WV.
son. ~ ~
scholsJ w WV" '''es -
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LAdxertinsmspt.

The Crystal Palace Jurors o. the Amerlcan In.
itus have lust what the Juror, NJ tbs State FAIR st
Detroit d.ced The Chicago Ju.o Dap cat~d nd the pue
Lie reiterated that LILIES SAFES and Bank LOCKS are the
beet IN the world by them sepaf.ey the first Pre-
MUM sold ned.L Parties w.hinr3Fss approve Of ths
above decisions and opinion, BY examining LhLEs Psseot
Chilled and Wr5ulh Iron Fire sod Bursrpoot 5AfLs and
psE Locks and them with the ,heeron Safes OF
whatever m.ke, nsme, nature fg sssotment Al the
Depot cftbe woas Safe Company No ls PsN Ct. Hanover
,quAIe hewYoIk. j. Z. hokk', Agent
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pryrs FIsTJrIA AND kUPTJRR.-EDWARD h.

Pills, FIsTUIA AND kUPTURI.-EDwARD d.
p,xor NJ D. EDITOR Of the scap. and Operssg sad Coz
sutps surgeon No ~ Fhsv th. above ese.se, ps
mapet Nv without kpe iiature Complete sets OF the
n,vv Inverted Instruments used By him With practical oi-e
toI. and 6ssr, vii be for~Hdes 20 eonsty
10, O for practical demonrrsros tbs dead body
VII b. eomr JAM Fee sloo The eur 10 al eises
by Dr. DIXON warranted The psrert must spPy
p,Tsor.y Oee h,urs from TO to s. AMI to evening"
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RURGLARIEs-The house of ID. c. WinsloS, ESQ.
in ssekstt Bsyt fel1nioasy entered zee
sro.y orrns By removing the psns Of tns rear basement
door sn,et-s the lower past Of the huse TIE o5rg
proceeded to The ron occupied By Mr. Wipsos ana al
traced y.ch and pocietbook Nth papers bat DO money
from III. psnisloon He then oefed the DOR on tae oS
"a. .nd IN. and found her asske de
thrslered 70 iA Der abe made r-ise .sd freed eer to
shev him through hoa,e end the sTe Wser tsey
.t swai -ned some Ct the other occupants
AZ 4 the tkief escsyei with What be had
Tie house OF DR.. Robert Rossman, No. 1872 Henry
street. so sGreIed snt sooesd Of naseE OF T.4aaols ~
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too have hIeh and lofty names, which we
tpas !,Ilircly unite with you TO honor. we know II
meu .,Sshsl rejoice TO hear that throughout the
w,ssn there have been gatherings Of the people en-
- IN this good work till not one OF ths' orou7
~ n rs shall Be without al sppro iis'e Nsu.i'
pi.jof his coantrys gratitude Tins has tesee ,ne
n.,rsss ard excellence Of their work, aud nov De-
tvss ma 40 DO Justice not TO them but ourselves,
~ r,ae nj generaiion The old thuteei States nave
.irc. taken fhe honored place In the scale OF
tort New stripee have been sdde to our national
S -, eyer and anon on the western horizon = new
Us e. bright and b. autif9l on the sight, and holds
~ way IN haimsl with thoss of older birth, and
~ 'sxojye az upon q common center, around the
,s,;cs, con titut on snj the declaration Of inde-
Ths Deolsrstion Of Independence was then read,
and the ceremonies cosed with beneiiction by the
tficistbg cIergymen.
TIE monument is a column Of fine Italian marble,
.r,ineire from tomb OF the same material. On the
aides Of the latter sculpturea inverted torches;
midway ue the shat; ia the Of Taylor in chap
et of bays. and on the reverse the arms OF Pennsy
ysbis. The folds Of the Americ IN flag en- yeop The
eps1 Of the monument, and over all eagle draoos
bis pinions and sts broodpg over the memory Of the
departed The work il about twenty five feet in hight
aesered and executed with taste and skill worthy
of the man il commemorate, and will be lasting
honor TO the patriotic citizens who have erected it.
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Advertisement
NU soEs DANDEIION COFFEE-for Dyepeps

Wilson's DANDELiON COFFEE-fO or DyepePslAI
Indigestion Sick Headache Bilious snd Liver Diseases and
Especially recon nended persons Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY al respectable Apotheces and n the prnsps DEPOT
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

RowDY PRocTrprsos-On Sunday last party Of
Ncohsn IL Ven Rrun; s.et Even sIee having been
o.pi,d .snttspc md stitched the person. within In ne
Norhsp rely the head with o7tles
AZ man named She ocre s.bbse u ne Sds sne
oeiy,d eut upon tbe arm He 10 badly hurt J-ren,.h
hsr John Mh.n were arrested % the cha s. OF 0ns
the usaAanta Teey committed.
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fAdvertismer

CLOSING OFT THE CONCERN.-The fearful sacrl-
fee Of Fall and Winter DAY GOODS A O. CoLBrs No y.
Third bss cestsc exceme sn7ns the IAdies not
,s,i Als,ed Rich Dre-s Goods At half price gres' In
ducsntnt y Iurchasers Iryn.
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TAdVcItHomenfT
RHAUTIPUI TEETH-THE BALM OP A THOUSAND

y,ow.z,-Thi. would renowned cosmetic the only article
.,,r vel discovered that will besufy the complexion leaving
lie shin Ture soft white. L. Owes pesry rhtene. 70
an, teeth and 6ee.u fragrance 10 the oreh Price only
10 c.ota For BY all DruzfB through pu the ef sstes
ara Canada FIrEDGE Co., Franklin square, Ses-ftrk
Price. only 20 cents
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IAGyerisemeni.l
he OxYGEyATED BITTERs
No ALCOHOL. -

No ALCOHOL. - The OXYGESATED BITTRs
claim TIE f,yo.hs Of ho.e whose prin :pes forbi
The use Of aoohslic THIS ltn0wa remedy Tor
Dy,pep.a and General Debility richly worth f.r tia@
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(Advertisenent I
PIANOS. MIIODEONs

PIANOS, MELODEONs AND VIOLoNCELLOs FOR
SALE-Three SECONDHAND Pssos for $40 Pianos made by
L,ht Newton Br,dbuy the best in town. Come aud
before purchasing Private Lessons in Staging to Gsne
man In the Eyenipf. Terms, 81 per lesson.
CCLBURs NASH No as Broadway.
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fAfyerfiseu sat
$3.50 nsnf,l omar finp IF la ~ has ham

The most successful operation OF late mas been
de Of 10 Patent Pm and PEscIL made BY
WunALTH Of No. - Mad IN ns For beauty, elegance and
du fail rke the bic the best thing Of
t Ipd issued WimNh has also other style OF
Pas ana PEscIL CASE and GOLD PEss for sale.
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Advertisement
Bronchitis and Cough, which so often terminate

f,,.lv I'M M NOhen essiy sTtssd
oy Of ca had TO the WILD CHEERY pspNs
lion Of Dr. WsTAR Abundant eydoDce Of this fact - bsen
ayep,
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Advertisement
10 onlw cold rnada1 awarded for DAGITPT

The only gold medal awarded TOT DAGI KKKEU-
TYPES AZ ths late Fair Of the American Insute 10 j.
uRsEY TIE specimens DO at his Palace OF Art
No. $40 Broadway.
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FRpNCU MpRINOEs-S

FRENCH MFRINOES.-S. q M Il. TOWLE d 90
viii open THIS Day 200 pieces super6as French aEsSoEs
com prisips every shade which shall offer at
Der y.rd worth 81 IS. Abo so pieces French MERlso at
and 81 per yard CoLuMsAS HALL, No. 81 Orand-s
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IAdHerfis< rnept
AdFeril$ Debt
Dtsr aSrS up TuY EyP AND IA

DISEASES oP THE EYE AND EAR.
FRANCIS sALrER, NJ. d., NJ r. c. e
Oculs, and Aurif,
Ofice hours II A NJ. tn p. NJ
B-Dr. slLTER will f1rvHd bis Puenhsd letters 70 snJ
a. dIes Jpn sppiesrion.
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A BALL AND SAFE swISDLE.-On Monday after
loon couple Of eer tnced vedsnt Vrgnisn 70 the
foot Of ,s1th .,et, y. whea eJ svinded him ont
ofwo hundred tts Inducing him 20 bet UPON tbs con-
teDs Of safe" Afer parting with his money be b.
s6sd th.t srndiDs had been prsc &c ID upon
him ard he drew revolver and threaeued 20 put bs
through Of them they old efud the They
did do and escaped With whole skna The
Vusni.n roIs O. Loveoy's hotel.
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ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY John SHAY, a book binder,
snncsy psht charged With assault and bat
tely 18th ltent to ROB ooored named Js Danh.r
The comp sinant that willis passing through FrsnttOr
street ae sunday night h. stacked by Shay, ~h, at
tempted hi DoULiog the oystorman to
bis assistance and andumble fsht took p.es bet~
the 10 hch sbsy CT second bsst poeemsa ha,ly
up eok Shay into easody and be Monday
locked up by Justice Welsh to answer charge Of s.tesPt
rcbbeD.
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BLAKE's PATENT FIRE PROOP PAINT, No. 1l9
PealLs.-see unGer head Of Psnta
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TIE fair as CONNIE rcial hall IN Jersey City, con-
80 :. A. is6-s Of Hecains H. Z ehsrrh ~ lafgsJ
.Sss y~srrdsy sfsrsooe end svrsf.s. 40 - hosr>y
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NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

The frst lecture OF be course urder the manage
n OF tie YssDs Meas Cars Ian ssoT.lon % ys'ssy ~
-. -. ssh,.et Of Aikfl nes- Shs ehureh vas y ed 70
W. -, a. he lectare remarkably vel reesaved
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DRUGGfD AND RoBBED.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning John Sni h. mate OF The barge Ealargsn ent,
p'jiDg beveen this city end Phisdephis was me ia
Broadwa, BY girl named Anna Cuff, who decoyed
him into the hopse 10 which Heer Jewet. murdered
Dea'ly iven,y years sg', No Al Thomas street., and
tn re administered TO bin dIugget brandy, from the d
feels Of which be fell asleep and whileio th state
the cypran and female sccomplce rihei bis pockets
o. one hundred and sOr'y-fve dollars in gold coin aud
bask bills. They we're oorgrsu'aiOg ,hem'elve, over
their good fortune, when Smith swoke, aud finding
hmtelf robbed, be instantly accused his CO npsnion
who into the street with view Of spios; Smith
klLwed, ying Stop thief" aud policemen Webb
and Bel hsppt ming to be Dear eded in captu ing
Anna nut her sccsup ice ESCAPED With all the stolen
money except twenty I've dollars, which vss found on
the Ierson of Anna She was taken before Justice
Webb, and locked up for trial.
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CoNPLAINTs DIsNIssED.-The complaint for false
preeDses preferred about two nhs BY Mr Geo D,:s
Bs.pyt Nr Mary Je G,,ioid, wife OF Frsns banker
YESTERDAY oiused By Justice Welsh the eyiencs
Tsii-p, fol irS 70 sntain the charge.
The complaint c.thane 'det s inst Francis Vincent
wine merchant Of No. IS Wi ism street casgiGs aim win
also dsmksed BY the sstrste
for a iimil,r Ie
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FATAL FALL jacob Weir, German % years Of
sfe died Yesterday the NsvYOk hospital from io1Gi.s
o.iv, the "A plt BY fairs from SCAT id erected fr
building Eizabetl street walker Co.
otsr Hilton b,lo inquest upon b)dy and verdi Of
desb by frsetors Of the ssu accidentally received
defed by the isry
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MERCHANT COMMITTING SUICIDE BY TAKING
ARsKSIc--On MOI day night Mr.. Jas. Carey, who was
engaged in the grocery business at No. BIG Hudson
street put an end to bis life by swallowing dose Of
arsenic which he had purchased for that purpose
TIE unfortunate man has been In poor health for some
time part and by several Of his trends he was thought
TO be temporarily insane. About week ago the de-
ceased attempted to commit suicide by similar means
but WAS discovered too to accomplish his pur-
rose. An quest will be held On the body BY Coroner
Hilton.
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HATcHwAY AccIDysT.-,John Whyems, q lsborer
st evening fell through the h,chvsy from the sec 1nd story
The bon 'eo booe Broadway sni fractured bic spine
breast bone beside receiving other ari.s He
vtyeo the NewYort where biz recovery 10 dssmec
Nv doubtful.
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jealousy AND cowHIpIsG. -Csttarire Frances
and her reuu,ed husband, - Booth, formerly kept
bouse together at No % Howard street. Louisa L,T,
r.rce came to board with them Booth sooa tell
desperately in lsve with Louisa and they bee sns
very intimate. sub,eqsndy be furnished house ior
her, and then slmost abandoned his hons In do sa'a
street, CsihsrDe could not stand this 90, lew Days
ago, armed with cowhids, shs entered The dweuns
Of Der rival and chsstised her severely, and promised
to Iepest the castigsu,n on some future occssion
Louisa felt grievousy oeDted ct such tres.ment aod
yesterday made . complaint before Justice Wessa
90 sinst CsthsriDe. The magistrate Issued warrant
Ofhcer Binder sexved IL and CstAasine now on bal
10 answer 6ox tie efeno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

HIAvY BURGLARY-PoUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF SILKS sToLEs.-The dry-gcods store Of
Gsee, Slosns & Dsttr, Rea1e street, near o,dway,
was entered on Monday evening betFeen and 10
O'Clock by burglars and rob Jed of silks to the value
OF about four iboust nd dollars. Que Of the Third
WARD police found the doors open at 10 O'Clock in the
eveting. and from tire appearance of the premises
WIS ed to the belief that OF the burglars must
have secIeted himself in the store during the day tins
and admitted his confedefstes after il I'd been closed
for the NIGHT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-27

Leave Alsxandra every Monday and Friday al
Arrive al Homer every Wednesday and Sunday by
5pmi
Leave Homer every Monday and Thursday At "a mi
Arrive al Alexandra every Wednesday and Satur-
day by pm.
Bids TO run by different schedule will be considered
For connecting stage routs.see I466, Msssssfpf)
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KENTUCKY.

From July !, 1856, 70 june 80, 1861
1869 FROM Blandvlc, to Cairo ILL.,, Ia miles and back
s.si hlie week.
Leavs BlAndvillc Saturday at Ia m;
Arrive ct Cairo by ~ m;
Leava Cuisc Saturday at / p M
Arrive 1t BlandvlIe by m.
1870 From CannpteAsvile, 70 Neamvlls, is miles and
@E back ones week.
Leave Campbcllsvilc Saturday at sam;
Arrive At Ncatsvhie same day by II M;
Leave Ncatsvlh Saturday at Jpn;
Arrive at Campbellsvle same day by Jpn.
sst From Columbia to Campbeilsville, 70 miles and
back, three times a week
Leave Co'unbiu Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive At Canpbeasvile anne days by SPIN;
urday At m WIZ =
a,-, arrive at Columbia samc days by IL am
S512 From Cumberland Ford, by Partons Store to Bos
ton, 81 miles and back once wc,k w
Leave Cumberlsnd Ford Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Beaten by 8 D m.
m.l Leave Beasun Tuesday n a m.
Arrive at Cumberland Ford by y m.
s373 From 0rayson to PAinlsvile, so miles and back
week
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MISSOURI.

From Jaiy !, 1855, to June 80, 1881
9032 From Athens to Farview, miles and back once
week.
Bidders will state distance and give schedule Of de-
parlurcs and arrivals.
so33 From Bloomington, by Rices Ferry and Milan,
St John, rs miles and back, once week.
Leave Bloomington Tuesday at m;
Arrive at ST. John next Thursday by 10 m;
cave 81 John Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Bloomington next Saturday by 3 pm.
s03l From BoonvIlc by Boon's Lick, to Glasgow, 90
miles and back once week.
Leave Bconvillc Saturday at 5 ans
Arrive at Glasgow day by II M
leave Glasgow Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Boonvic same day by SIP M