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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

TuE EhITpR Asp.rHS psEMIER ER-.sslzsaek. the
editor of the Morning Chronicle, wassa gr4at
favorite With Lord. Melbourne. Tn oae occasion
the Peer said 8 Mr. iAaGk you ars he. oely
person who comes to see me, who iorgets Who'll
am. The editor epeHesi~hsss eyes wi.h astonish-
ment. "Yep forget that am aIle Rrnss Minis
ter; every body eiswrt takes. eshecfsf care 70
remember it, but l. .Rish they wuul,,s fqrsstsit,
for they only remember it TO ask me for piaces
and faSors Now. hlr Black, yen never ask NE
for anything, and wish you you'd, fer seri-
ously isho,adsbe most hdI4y TO do any hing IN
my power to serye yqp - - am 'a, ,.is 9b ,a ssas =
am editor OF the Aorufbg Chronicle, ike my
Business, and / I've h4fpIig "a ms ineonesai
..Thep.'' said the Peer, Il s''y You, and you're
the only man tevsrs4kss'e e st
A modest Young .entleman lit 3 dinuer party
put the tyllowius eonubdrCm:- q 3 80
awby are most pepple who eat tnrkies like
pae,s' No .eply The modest E man IN biusbea and
wce,a have backed out, but finally gave tie
.eason: a - RI 6
: because they are fond of the breast ~
Two middle aged ladies' fsinted; the remains
OF the young .uan. were carried out BY tlescaTo
ner, and three married ladies elsppedI Ibeis haHl-k
kerchiefs to their mopths ia conTulsions 4toeta-
ache. aef course, ;lssS " -
80 ST 4=-====== -
General Wolfe; o. he !. sssy tssi2ss iSise,
say, in a very fami Jar .,,sassner, skssi,s ss.lH
drank pottfe OF ains tos sEs 81
you insRlit say e. nee1al * N
ahe suhalseFD, with hais spress #sIfaa asIass.
$eid you evae hear sf sseisf al AchiIles q Gsa-
|eral Caesar ~ .,..-,5..sf - s
80 81 -sssSSs a7. 81 lg7T .5i.l ss5sfi s-aassse
On the night Of ths lsth . jewelry store r1,if
lskea opsn 10 Froyidsfos r. +, md about s3s
of Watches stolen, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

- &. = i4ft 5-i szs5sI s=9sssSH
On the nigh Of 3She lsth . jewelry store Kas@
iaskea ofsn 10 Fxoyidsaes r. I, about ss.eesl =
of watches stolen, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

W AZ0O RIVER SUMMER essg M.
III pAckET-Ths nsy light argght "a ineh) IsskT Ese Ell
+. K, Jk ~. l.. kHmg n4ka& anal
VT make regular ,iA rom viskeurg Y.secy stsgwe.
teInb.r sst continuing drrg the low
Bship BY theF. JR. may rely this goods going
through withtu, detention by
Es20 sHAW q ZUNTS, 40 Fp1 IL front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

NJ. IAhEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
azs egn and Domestic Malt Liquors. No. 80 Gravit, sr,
ksaps hsn shippins Ns
YORK and thhadeipbfa
rel er m 10 suit eareba
serp Al Imports Scotch Ae and London Porter, " ftA
Prompt and aacuar attention paid received
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

ILL., INN, ). G., TO MONTGOMERY ALA.--uel futiber notice
The oirsshti'on Charleston, o. e., 70 Aa will
be oIoSa ~ s=ff5s. i-s 3.sJ :
Ftrst es foot IS csn'sboEes h, banne fasaitnr
ttt0n matohp other
lbs, shoe dalesy
dry ods Giae, paints, PHI sna n confectionery.
and
isS lt toecot esther az hides lin, aopp
steel sheet and has ~ " nsry coils spns ami
s.sis fe sea' eideS q ars o!assss OIL
Eve tel shipment goo 70
tbs terror ot 'eotgM, FtnAeaase Aauana
application % 'r= HENRY YgN3E.
I S,Cnra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-28

N EW ORLEANS, JACK IA, ps,ss rs,iiss;ssS.s.59,
s0N AND GREAT NORTHERN aat-
IA Depot 90 caope arrest eiata mar
PASSENGER TRAINS leaves cs dny at tx r NJ Re.ess.
osyka Vt ~ = M taayss yka daily Al M Reaeass ths
e.y A. A. reestted landed all
FenkThrse Cents ns ~ay Children and ssrvan,s
half - - ~
FkstGHF TRAIN city 10 asks snd aI
stsiiona TusEfav, IhuEday Saturday, fot
yFa s Hsw oeanB and all Intermediate ever, hoadsy
t ssaaon Tickets lsaped application nta Moderate price,
-iaI @1s GEO. H. HAzLEHURsT. tSeuTsnperr
EW YORK AND ERIE - u e,s, rtSsss;ssssssss.-.
~ RAILROAD. EsAa ssSS ..sasss
On SUNDAYS, onIy Express Tr4iu, q $50 = NJ
In ad nfpsT kdnehy May lsh, notice
- - -
Dg.KIRS ExeREss, atsA.M for nuoktrs. -%
EuFsALQ .ESPRhsesh shte 9 A. u. t5g Haaase
NALL ~ ss a. M fr Duakrk Buffalo, inssrnsdia
BY m train will remain toswego
and proceed the ne IT rSa-nag. EYE tRfST Sess
R0CkLAS PASSENGER (roua the foo. Of Chambers
ttts. via Pisrmont fo Suhaaa stations
MAh rAssEs 5Ek at r M for Nsstetgh olisyfls,
NIGHT kXPBESS. k:snP. Dunkirk and Buffalo,
EMSkaAI,a r. M for .uuktk ard Buffalo. Intermediate
Wax KxpRfss, $50 for Du4 kirk and saaal, and Inter-
med ate Rtations ' ~
These EIsa Emira with he Eimira and Mia
CARA Falls ksroad for NArBrs and DuI MN vi
a. ass shots Rs9sa foreyelaud Tedo Detroit
etc. and with f class ports on
,ny8J gs4 DC, AcCALLuM Geaara saper,u.e nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
Alathinerp Sc.

A NEW sODA.WATER APPARATUS
"A P.ent spilled fr isiS-~hen esE be taken spsrt ana
vut tose souty nisafes AZ every eesrrptioe o. ~
psrstu. for DwIf Bouins snd Nsnats.'afns me sods
Nsisr eaer Of Copper Iron with efSs pno'ee afes
tSop, for pssire socs Wster end syrups
Manufactured and ,oli. ard constantly oa nsos ~
WILLIAM GEE No 50 Fult, q st Sss-Yo't "a n'e1.
TMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
sorARY FLAMING. rosoutING and GROWING Ma
CHIMES,
PArEsrEp Nov "a le5<
Fe.s Machines have been thoroughly sestei and n-f "a
s.dory over all othsn proved beyond docet raey ~il
os. yery naeh better ana er than any otnes nav 70 use
tearing throwtrs oat SasJ sno r ,,,,., ,.,,,
Appcatous for R hts and MACHINES or iof t-taes peoo
hr' can De "''e " 1' JAMES A WOODBURY..
Winchester. Mas. Dec IL. 1854
STATIONARy STEAM-ENGINES.--The sub
sss esss 70 of tass GA .A .,,o asss
sobstspA psn 5isny finished from u Nv nofe p se.
- or witboui Vsms boe kc. warranted 20 rve sss
faction Also Shading and Mil Vol of ali sind' es<h s.e
Blind srh pery made order. They also prepsfsd
trp'.s Toe v.ioS. ,s: .dOubl' Nd slof e Co
Northampton. Hsmpshire Co. Ma
CTEAM ENGINE, SEVENTY II U E
Buckets. line Gram screens for sale lo~ at No ~ WV
THE NETWORK FOUNDRY and IRON
RAILING Co Are the cole msnurscturep OF Growers
celebrated Iron Rating without nvsts; Aso OF o" enfey
syle OF Wire RAILING the pretest and wsrrsnsd tne
cheArsr abe the United States They maze csnnr OF
usses sis sId Lntes Ofi,e and Desk Raj na Gtrder
yersndas Brsckets Vault Covers Anchors "rNioo &c
and lowest price,; ADD contract Tor the whoe o,
the iron Worn for Buldinss OF every cis" ee,uoas Oh Va
doom cas-. OF Bosdwy Foundry At the foot Of i6shS
River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
Eouses ano farms r)antco.

DAFT Of HOUSE WANTED-By q family
Of four psr,ors (Ameicaus below Granist Kent a't
to exceed $500. Address N. B., No. 257 Fronts.
DART of HOUSE WANTED-East Of Broad
w.y and below 10Th T. cons OF Bs.emsn, or ktcs'
en- Pulors AID two three Bedrooms Rent about *5o
Address q. X Tribune 0ffce.
WANTED-A FARM of 40 to so acres, with
w ordinary improve and moderse price sb19' 4,
miles the city the Hudson RIVER tsiirosd sud
H,rlem Railroad Acdess w, Box No lss Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,
~ Fok BALE OF TO LEr.-ons lar, rec cOIrAoE
s fire view Of the Bsy IL well nrisheo. add has every
eoIvllepee for s.hse.i family ,n' s'od co--s soa saa
Also IN ssHs r-shtorhood, sasll COTTAGE, in GOOD
s e.tu AN .sSy LEVI COOK. NJ Il sro.s
nWFLLNG-HOUS for SALE or to LET
~ three s,ory .od basement eres HOUSE s,otsiaos
s,h h no :.s csS s. W. ). s
sr.. b,sin y wis Be leg for cue or NOR. y. ~ 70 ..p'n
Of Of L's -ra' No IS spruce S'''' ~ '''
EARM for SALE-In Saratoga County con-
tanning 10 Acres With t~ostory House, barn, Nc .lp
e. r @ ~ the s1f ops . rom
iss o the and thriving VILLAGES 10 Northern
visse d.srsbe fI busps lot. and mag '.u.
s ss e :. ~. For P .Spy Gss
FIN IA ve.ey 1t, seE YOls or ELCE. Glen. F.ll.,
L,CR SALE The four.story basement HOUSE,
d-ys worn with al. the modem improvements Fret story
h,o~n stone with ei'eoT door AID :Ddo.a Inquire at
srst elas BOU.E to to sm. family TIE part
be occupied by the owner
TOR SALE at ELIZABETHTOWN,N NEW
tvo.tory attic story extension s..roou
!, reps.d painted with hail Of sroani hand
soney laid cut with terrace shade aud fruit Trees grape
vine. &c With stsbe and carisse house The p see weU
calculated for s.ntse .,o, boarding house and but 6.
terns Apply to sFTss DAVENPORT No 40 Broad ~.y.
Metropolitan hsph bnild'ns bss~rnent
LNLOUR MILL for SALE or to LEI-Thst
l. well Known and frely located FLOUR MILL With three
ard desirable Water Privilege ct M.ea
the Bu6on River Railroad Inquire yCHESKs M.cb,ey
Depot No les Greenwich st EswY nk u toe sabsr6er
san. scBESCK. Nsite.ssn, Ny.
LOR SALE-A three story frame HOUSE and
two LOTS Of GROUND 10 Mount Vernon with the priv-
If Eisbt Lots I'D spiSg required In sthsv between
4h aud Eth The house contains II rooms and cellar hd
fphed krou.b and has good well Of sO water $40 OF
the purchase money cash the balance on bond sao
for y.ars Apply on the premises, or to JOHN CON-
MEBFOAD. No ~ Broadway.
TOR SALE.-TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS com-
prisiDs al i2s Lots zach 21oe. extending from Sd
to 5h-va ard 1t6th to l07hstA A the Central Psrk
to I0ftb this property will 10 short time DO
vsuste sfo ding ,hs for good sp.ea-
EOR SALE or to LET-A new twO-story
l. HOUaE. and kitchen sttseh.d, On 92fst Isqur. Of
Tor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
J. Fsirroupt near Upper Morrssnis Depot Lot 100 By
go feet convincing both OF the north a'd Ent Xiv
err, On r variety Of the be. trrt zach a. Pssches
Apples Pears Cherries Puubs Grsoes &c 10 hssthfln-"
ubsurpsSec luqure OF SMITH in the Mi!nets store
No 50 Cshslst
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP for CASH-A
FARM Of So miles from H.stioss Depot on TIE
Budson h.ilrosd House. Barn Mil snd Wstsr Power.
Apply 10 w keller or W. kUMsEY. No Sfsrsust
HOUSE and four LOTS in ssthst near 2tsv, for sale
orto let
EOR SALE-FOur of the elegant four-stOry
fronting square Of the most beautiful ocati
IN the city The Budir built OF the b-st material snd
10 the substsu by csy work For PARTICULAR
IL cure the premises or NO. lso lcth It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
paper narebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
L SON. Co, No - ssstnas-a. ofsr s's .'s @ -
iovest terms
Wiring Pspeu, EnsasA, French saA Ansdsas
News Paper, all mes weights and qualities
Dook Paper ell usss weights and eoAi.des
rssus Psps faney eoors ane White Of the be- SsahV
H.neins Paper white and coiorsd di6sreat wtdsha
HstterS Paper, thin, and Of shs bss eaAlity-
ClotA Pspes 8xU and tox4
Eusish Hardware Paper Q large ssostmsnt ~ anre6
0hesthins Paper Of the bes auakty.
Wnppins Paper, Straw RAs ~ hsalnA
Rea tsosr u different assA
~ iockaa Payer, s.lssSh fss rss6 y sofiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

VNO LET, FUINIsHED-Tbe three-story and
i attic DWELLING HOUSE No. 50 Clinton p.es near
pievoor House IL be seen between " shd oeoss
Rent 81 ee per srbum Apply 10 HOMER MOz0AS, NO.
s METROPOLITAN sGpk Pine N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

TNHIRTY PIANOS-(some nearly new; also,
L 10 hEL0DIoNs, . rent At low rates ssesad- hand
Pianos for eb e1S. ard tleo.
Have Yos SECS ss.."7sons ;ca ch0ru. syeI gopaaJ
1--WE Wandered By the Hut sas Song ssd Chorus
snl popular Bsr.un's ?slis. With eoersd visssts Of
p.bi.As1 y iESlf { oo2DoN. Ne ~ BrosdvsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
Boots, Shoes, ST.
frcnfb China, Rr.

CyKENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER And 10.
TprW.kF- In full .su or .-p1.rs pieces wh'ss, -
.5s.d .oa eeeossr.d; Cot Gl-s wsier Goblet. Woe g.
rumhiss Dishes, Deesa,,r, sateeI,v r,nS 49,
Wsre i row cold amos los the common snAii.n
which puts within the rescs II al hooseseeper
Porcelain Ware &c srd susngsrs, are invites
and eIsn inc CHARLES AHRsnFELDr. No 49,
lane up stairs above wipdls's House furnisnn. @'re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

ITO LET-A three.stOry and basement HOUSE,
i completely FURNIsHE0. 10 Tomptin.pace. soatn
Brooklyn desirable the House 10 good
let ressorsb to caefo tenant Address r0MLiN3 Box
s6a5 o. or sppl, GEO. X PBILLlP5, No. IS Cedar.
st, N (wLh Ostrom Roberts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL for
Il BOYS Esst Bridgeport, Com -AU 3usrto. n Art
fsrtf.r psreul.r, nav Be ob,sin.s OF 1. HAgr No
cotrlstdtri O OLNEY. No. Co1ftisnt' MI
cox soNs No 20 Bro dssyi or o. e~ns the rne'
pal ct BRIDGEPORT Com.
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING and
T. DAv SCHOOL Gr BOYS, RossyiLLE, sIs,.a i..at,
!. NJ SPRINGER, Phssp.l The ssn~-t Tern Of tos
tpue to the sst OF September Ccuns ssd dr,ns. i".r
fsIn fs ss; y of n. Prosis. :. sos.
vile,
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS in STERL-
ING MAss-The location Of this School Il pl ,ss.nt .nd
the .oci.l well utslscta. eaitas sf
tbOse Tsesd sbder Pupil received at any me
Refer e the Rev II ". Bsic.', D o., New-YSti T.
f1.'s "a II. R.7 Dr. Homer NJ pua s y
Ma. psrebs 1855 PaEsrlss ALIEN
EAIRHAVEN MINARY-IHOMAS 6.
i SLOAN Principal This School ple~saty sted in
VEN Corn kumSsr Of so.din" scholars. IS Every .ea
ton Isis to health. we,s. &c Mex Term hssn: S,a Of
HEDDING LITERARY INSTITUTE.-WM.
Ii O. BoNsoN. G-re,l Asent. will b, at the Dey 1t
HOess livery AFTt RsOoN until Tss.dAJ next 20 receive
applications .re give any information
HOUSATONIC INSTITUTE, NEW-MtL-
TIE sUsnEK TLRa viii commence Nay L. Terms $40
s,5ets md tas Lsuss." Music 6rs ING ard
extra ciieulsr may BE- obtained :. Earl: s9tsi psaros
interview be d rr1ocips oeINeea
hours OF S and O'Clock p. ~ for too days Only.
AXE GEORGE YOUNG LADIES INSTI-
IL TUTE-Mn JULIA A sMAtLeY, Principal ard N.
% NE sas Of L.
srd Social Du'
TIN Institution located Prospect Point the eassrn
the sutfo Lake whose 10 tue sire
Ct the Of Fort "ism Henry. aud opposite the Village
OF Caldwell stusfed proj elton from the main land and
quietly nsstlirs beautiful forest rove; conmsnds de-
bs and picturesque view Of Lste s molasns bays
ard spds for ossnes OF IS miles The buildins IA
uu beshu AID cobvens and adapted to The scconm de
tp Of $50 pupa Board Of comp>teot Teachers will be en-
yed and every secured to render the lostuton Ia
every resp-et second America The Aesdenic year
viii be divided into sessions Of tw-otyfSo weeks each,
the the 10 Of May next For young
so.. DESTROYS Of s-cnD to themselves toe OF tns
Institution IN IMMEDIATE application must be msde TO the rrn
p. Circular obtained By addressing them oct paid
Caldwell, Warren Co. ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for PROPERTY
i on the HUD'ON RiVER-rhs vslu .ole threestwy a.
tic al basement BRICK house and LOT No iS3 yorie.
non ct Frockyp built In the most subsna msnn.r By and
for The present with s the 'd.ra n
y-piences sss water &c deshtfuv situated ~itha few
Minutes walk Of the Nslst aid South ferrss Apply 70
sAhOEL SLOAN, Hudson River R,ilroad Ofics, No o.
nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

RIO LET-In Brooklyn Qate Williamsburgh)-
i Three Story FRAME HOUSES with fashed Bsssnents
Within ten wall OF the Ferries Nenhborhood
tood. VIII be let to family oily Rent Sls5 each
Applv to ATWArER & VASDERHORSr,
aouth 7ih Peck alp Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

TOR SALE-Four of the elegant four-story
basement bro~nsone front HOU' eo'n., Of i5th
orpg qosre Of the most beautiful locat
IN the city The 8uidir built OF the hes. material snd
10 the suhstsnt. manner BY csy work For PARTICULAR
IL cure the premises, or NO. lsO 10Th It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

CECOND.HAND EOLEAN PIANOS.-One
~ Gilbert Co sEolian Piano, all round eonsn, with
moldra a. fret desk fancy legs price $50. been used
shout eishfeen maths will be cold for sSS; Eosu
PiMo price s5s5 Will be od t1r $40; octave Ch,ctsr
ire Piano price sS0 for &223 Bsrmore price s5 for
e75; for el0. eS md SIS To suit some purchaser
monthly payments vf he tshen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

ITO LET-A Suite of ROOMS on tie first foo
of SO 4ih sv 18th st. susb for Offices or Lodging
Rooms for Gentlemen Inquire Of W. CaEAhER
OF hay and 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
~ o r s A L f b
Z PECAREs, BERNsTEIN & PHILLIPS.

No 81 Lioerty-st Nassau.
Two theetoy 6rses.s brick Houses with al the modern
Improvements in 6lsts 49, -,
The fopr story first English Basement House WEST 18Th
Of pesr 8 h sv., having ell the modern improvements
The four story and brown front House No to
ethsv. rear 40 It
Ihs story bck House Of cinton aad Rivns
tor -
Two four rtory brick Houses. 7th sv;; nssr 2'h-ss
The four s,ory bsick House NO ISL Ess. lZthst
The Lot 80 front with the improvement thereon
west side Of eth sv, Ash ct
Lots south side Of f5thst loo feet east OF Othsv
Six Lots 10 Harlem, l29tb. ct near 6th sv.
The three story and basement brick House finished 10 hand
sose style OF Lee and Rose-st Brooslyu.
TosetLer wth pumber OF Houses and Lots Ia York
Broot IyD and Wiispsbursb
An Of the shove property will be sold cheap, and easy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-13

Leave Carthage Tuesday at 6 a m;
Arrive al Union same day by pm;
Leave Union Wednesday al Ga M
Arrive at Carthage same day by 7 p m.
T4T9 From Salem, by Swanns Mills (locall Motifs (lo-
ca,) Hickory Patt, and Rocky Ford, to Lafay-
ette Springs A. miles and back, once a week
Leave Salem Monday at a m;
Arrive st Lafayette next day by 10 M;
Leave Lafayette Springs Tuesday at Ia m;
Arrive at Salem next day by pm.
1850 From Macon, by Situate, (oca and Brookyille
to Crawfordsvile, so miles and back once a week.
Leave Macon Friday at a ms
Arrive al Charlottesville next day by III am;
Leave Crawfordsville Saturday al ID m,
Arrive at Macon next day by 6pm
1881 From Panoa, by California Oakland and Preston
TO Grenada, Miss, as miles and back three times
week
Leave PanoIa Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
Gam,
Arrive at Grenada same days by 9p m;
Leave Grenada Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
attain,
Arrive at Panoa same days by SPIN.
1852 From Mobile, Ala, by Winchester, MISS Termi-
ofthe Mobile and Ohio Railroad, - miles and
back, three times week, in railroad cars.
Leave Mobile Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Sam;
Arrive at Terminus Of Railroad byl p m;
Leave Terminus of railroad Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 2 p m;
Arrive at Mobile same days by pm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-13

Arrive Anscosia same days by s
9945 From Mouat AIRY 10 Damascus, miles and back,
a week.
Leave Mount Airy Saturday at ~ N;
Arrive AT Damascus same day by pm
Leave Damascus Saturday al IA M
Arrive Mount Airy same day by y an
9949 From East New Market to 1rochett's Ferry, IN
Dorchester county,) miles and back, once a
week. EE@#
Leave East New Market Saturday at m;
Arrive AT Crotehetts Ferry same day by 10 m;
Lave Crotchetts Ferry Saturday at ~ IN;
Arrive a East New Market same day by
$3.50 From Snow Hill, by Nasango Furnace, TO Princess
Ann 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Snow Hill Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Princess Ann day by Bpm
Leave Princess Ann w edne sday at 3 m;
Arrive a Snow Hill same day by pm.
1851 From White Haven TO Realsville, (in Somerset
eounty,) - miles and back, week
Bidders will the distance, and propose sched
ue of departures and arrivals
$3.50 From Cambridge to Buckstown 10 miles and back
ence week.
Leave Cambridge Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Buckstown by 10 m;
Leave Buckstown Wednesday at nj
Arrive at Cambridge day by p
1858 From Glen Rock by Herieks u Kroh's Mills, to
Manchester - miles and back three times
week.
Leave Glen Rock Tuesday, Thursday, and Saur-
day at 10 m;
Arrive Manchester same days by pm
Leave Manchester days at = pm;
Arrive Glen Rock same days by S pm.
Proposals for six-tmesa-w week service Will be con-
sldered.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Posr OFFICE DEpARrNESr,
February 10, 1885,
nROPOSALS Tor carrying the mails of the United
States from July l. 1855, TO June 80, 1857, the
following routes in the States of MAINE, VERMONT,
MASSACHUSETTS,, and NEW YORK; from July l.
1855 TO June 30, 1856 the following in NEW
JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARY
LAND, and OHIO and from July 4, 1855, to June 20,
1858, on the following routes in ALABAMA MlSSS-
SlPPI, ARKANSAS LOUISIANA, TEXAS, KEN
TUCKY, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI, IOWA, MtCHl-
GAN, ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, INDIANA, and MIN
NES0TA, NEBRASKA, and KANSAS Territories, will
received the Contract Office OF the Post Office Depart
ment Washington, d. Co. until 8, p. m, April TO- 1885,
be decided by J0h of month, being for the most
part, routes established by act Of Ahyua 3, ls54)
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LOUISIANA.

(F5on. Lsly /, 1856 % June 80, 1852
7796 From Baton Rouge, by Robert Huaions Living
Parish, Coeik, the French Settlements, and
Bayou Barbary, to Springfield, 50 miles and back,
Leave Baton Rouge Monday az SAM
Arrive ut Springfield next day by i2mi
Leave Springfield Tuesday al p m;
Arrive at Baton Rouge next day by 10 p m.
1871 From sellcview by Decks Orchard Grove Lanes
vile, Myrtle Dale, and Dorcheet, TO Magnolia,
r1N Arkansas, go miles and back, a week
Leave Belevicw every Tuesday OF 9 ami
Arrive at Magnolia next day by pm;
Leave Magnolia Thursday AZ ans
Arrive Bellcyiew day by pm.
7795 From Lake Charles, the Parish Of Caleasieu by
Water, to mouth of Calcasieu River SABINE
Pass, in Texas, 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lake Charles Monday at 4am;
Arrive at Sabine Pass next day by II m;
Leave Sabine Pass Wednesday al m;
Arrive at Lake Charles next day by II p
7799 From New Orleans Bra's Settlement 10 Plaque
mine Parish, - miles and bach once week
Bidders will state the distance and propose sehed-
1900 From Pine Ridge, in Wnn Parish by Grays Store
to Mount Lebanon, 40 miles and back, once
Leave Pine Ridge Friday at o m;
Arrive at Mount Lebanon same day by 10 P M
Leave Mount Lebanon eaturday at d m;
Arrive at Pine Ridge day by 10 pm
1901 From Shreveport to Henderson, Texas, % miles
and back, once week
Leave Shreveport Monday at a m;
Arrive Henderson day by III m;
Leave Henderson "Wednesday al am;
Arrive at Shreveport next day by III
1902 From Stony Point, by William Aliens N Living
ston Parish, Duncan Blues. and Edward Stamps,
to Springfield, IS miles and back once week
Leave Stony Point Friday at am,
Arrive at Springfield same day by pm3
Leave Springfield Saturday At nj
Arrive at Stony Point same day by 2 p M
1903 From Alexandra, by Cone Cosenyiile, and Isle
Brcvllc, to Ns,chocbes, IS miles and back,
three a week, in two-horse coaches.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, ana Friday
at6am;
Arrive at Natchitoches days by pm;
Leave Natchi,oches Monday, Wednesday, and Fr'
day nj Aa M,
Arriy. al Alexandra next days BY 8 pm.
Bids 10 convey the mails in 4horse coaches viii be
| considered.
7se4 From Buns Ferry Anscoco, ~ miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Burrs Ferry Friday ats m;
Arrive at Anacoeo same day by 9pm,
Leave Anacoco Saturday at 6 a
Arrive at Burf's Ferry same day by 9 p III.
1905 From New Orleans to State Line, IS miles and back
daily IN railroad
Leave New Orleans daily st ana;
Arrive ~ State Line term nus OF railroad by pmi
Leave stase Line terminus u rsilrosd) 81 "a ni
Arrive At New Orleans by "a p
1906 From Alexandra, by Sonet, Winhcd, Saline Mills,
Pine Ridge, Saline Sparta, Mount Lebanon, and
Athens, to Homer, $50 miles ard back, twice
week