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a~& BROAD ROCK
AN&E~ RACES FALL MEET
lE7xYa ING, 1856, viii commence

s[<<-Sa-SA-~- The second MONDAY In
October 1856, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct IA Swsepstake
for ali ages; four mile heats; four or more to make
race, The ProP,ietor to add $1,000 goo entrance
half forfeit Closed lst Ssns with the following
Mr.. VIM Fl. Gibbons names b. m. Ehilo, by Mari.
ner. out of Cassandra four years old. /.
Mr.. Towles names ch. N. Cordeia Read by Waf-
ner, out of Madors, five years old
Mr.. Thos. 9. Moore names ch. b. Henry. BY Glen
coe out of MADEIRA, four years old.
Mr. John Campbell names ch. m. Blortde, by Was-
ner, out of Ann Watson, b. Glencoe.
MIR. John Campbell names ch. f. Laura spllman.
By Wagner, out of Gloena three years old.
Mr.. James Tally names &. e.. One-Eye Joe, by
Prince George, out OF Registers dam, seven years
NIL P MoGrath names eh h. Sam Letcher. by
Wagner, cut of q Medoc mare, four year, old.
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 6. Lawson, by Wagner,
out Of Mjnstreps dam seven years Old
Mr. Calvin Green names ch. Frankfort, by Glen
cos, out Of Mary Morris, four years old.
Mr.A Cheathsm names
SECOND oAY-TUEsDAY.-A swsepstake for
syears old $500 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats
closed with the following Subscribers:
David Mcdaniel names Il. by Regent, dam by
!mp Whale.
enue. dam Andrewetta.
Calvin Green names b. g. by Sovereign, dam Ana
Chase.
THIRD DAY -wEDNEsDAY.-Jockey Club
Purse s5O0, three mile heats
FOURTH Day THURSDAY Proprietor.
Purse $500, two mile heats. Sc
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY.-Propri Purse
$500, three pe heats, for handicap race, free for
horses only that have started in during the
week.
The following stakes proposed
SECOND DAY, Is E N ID RACE) TUES
DAY.-A bwes p.take for three year odd colts and
hesi entrance $500, half forfeit; mile heats.
THIRD DAY-WEDEESDAY.-A Sweepstake
tor fouryear old colts and flisr $500 entrance half
forfeit two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRIOAY.-A Swsepetake for three
year old cots and lies; $500 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats
SECOND kACE-SAME DAY.-A sweepstate
for unried three-yest old colts and Iies Sl00 an.
trance, half forfeit mile heats
" All the above stakes to name and close LIST Sen.
tember.
au4 CALVIN GREEN Pron,r
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CHALLENGE ExrRAoRDINARY.-Wm c.. Quirk,
Know Nothing candidate for c. 9nstable OF the frst
justices court In New Orleans, challenges his De-
mocraiic competitor, John w. Nader, Esq to a
public discussion of the various issues between
them, "either oratoricay, anecdotically, vocally,
fundamentally, or otherwise"
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RrmoyAI-The Oft ce Of this

REmovAL.--The Ofbce of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has be-n removed TO the second
Story of the Building cornrT of Main and IIth
e. Entrance on 1Ith street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE lNSu.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boastiug of thsir ability to comply with
their obgstions they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
sstsfastory manner In which 1t has been transacted
JAMES c. CRANE, President.
JNo. II. EosHER, Secretary. Ia Is
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PRICE ONE CENT.
VIRGINIA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. days ssince some ungrsciou.
scamps amused themselves by rifle practice In Mt
wood cemetery at Wheeling, taking for Z marx
me daguerreotypei In the tomb stone Of Miss Todd
The picture was shattered by the bslls
lScExDrAarsM.- Last week some ipcendisry set
Ire 20 tne spothecary store of DR.. Hail. In Weston,
Lewis county, and the estabiish1IBnt narrowly es.
csPed destruction = =
COST CT TRAvRL.-A gentleman st Hampton an
wednesday, started for Richmond and reached n
oy most ziez.g trip. He went to Old Point,
thence to Suffolk, thence to Weldon. North Caro-
lima. and thence TO Richmond-the whole trim
costing s915. - :. '''f -
NoHFoLK-A correspondent OF the petersburg
Express writes from Norfolk 10 that paper a. lol.
lows -
Would to God that could say Old Norfolk II A.
neaithy as Il has been 10 times past but an A-Wise
ooslaence mas seen dt to order otherwise and IL Is
NOT Tor me to murmur complain The en,ire
city wears most melancholy appearance Wiz
but very few exceptions, business Of everv char-
acter is almost entirely suspended. II nresen,.
more the aspect OF the Holy Sabbath day than sny
thing else to which can hken n. Eyerv body
you meet looks a. serious II they had lost their
nearest kindred People speak Ia whispers. and
tread lightly. Physicians end Undertakers alone
seem to be busy, and they may be seen trsveliup
TO and fro dashing up street and down moth ar
the former to attend the bedside of some unfor.
tunafe victfm and the latter 10 take the Dimensions
OF corpse, and prepare for sne las. sad re sting
place of the dead.
SAMUEL BARRoN.-This gentleman, commandant
of the navy yard at Gosporf, who 10 III with the
fever, suffered relapse on Monday, and his DISC
lution was hourly expected.
SUBSCRIPTION IN PETERsBuRe-The amount of
moner collected Ia Petersburg up to Wednesday
at noon, for the Norfolk and Portsmouth suffered
was 81 4l0
POSTPONED The Convention of teachers of the
various Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb in the
Uoited States which was to have met Ia Stauutop
"wednesday, has been indefinitely postponed.
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E'kENCH WOVEN ORS.ETTS.-
20 D. h r has q complete sssortment OF
var fa woven Conetts, which he will Gloss ct q
',.s low pnes. u. GOLDsMIT
"H 205 gToad street
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EAMILY FLOUR-We have opened
Il our list for Family Flour to be ground the last
ten days in August. The universal satisfaction which
our Flour gave last year, warrants in saying that
the present years grinding will be very supe rier-
Those who wish to obtain their supply of US are re-
quessed 10 call and enter their names
jy T-ts CRENSHAW l. FISHER,
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EDUCATION IN New YoRK.-Gerrit Smith Is lectu-
ring In New York on the edueatns power of the GO
Vernment De II of the opinion that government
should have nothing to d. with schools direction
Of education. Mr. Smiths father was partner of
John Jacob Astor, in the fur trade He 10 probably
the most wealthy man In New ork slil, except the
Asfors and besdea having devoted property amount-
ng to nearly $500 600 to benevolent purposes, hss
pledged, 1t IL said, fund for education double the
sums already bestowed. :.
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: PROFITS OF ORCHARDS distin guished asricui.
turist who has 1000 apple trees and to sat
out a. many more. s~ys that II apples will sell at rs
cents per bushel they are his most profitable crop;
and II they will not SELL they the cheapest food
he raise for all kinds of animals. - =
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an l4-12t

To MY FELLow-C1TIZENs OF DIsTRICT
No.4 HENRICo CouNTY.-A vacancy having occur.
red la the Office of Constable in this District here.
BY announce myselfa candidate for thet Office, which
10 TO be iled by an election to be held the 3oth
will try to discharge the duties promptly and faith
fully Respectfully,
an I3-6tA fHOS. N. MONTAGUE.
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THREE MILLS OF OATS --The farmers In one Of
the towns OF Penobscot county. Ne have their oats
sown In such manner a. to form continuous field
three miles long It 10 estimated that the crop Of
the above three miles will reach six thousand bush
ali 9 .
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JEo. Il. BosHsR, secrs,,ry. ia Is

OsBOREE's GOLD ENAMELED DAGUERRE0s
TYPES The public invited to call and view the
new styles Degusrreotypes taken at this od-estab-
lished Gallery. They admitted to be superior to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE,
1y Il Opposite EXCHANGE Bank.
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az CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
nssin- E-The subscriber has hand, at his Coach
ta. ana Cary l3tb and l4th streetsl ear the Co
EnnSIn, En9.sn hotel COACHES, CHARfOTEES. BA.
XII EESinEh sU6GlEs with and without tope ana
A.. iF4S, all OF his owe make, Of the best mater.
80 she workmanship. All Of which will be sold A.
good work OF the kind can be In the city Of
H. s"Snohd; and respectfully ask call from thoss
a.. want OF any article La the Carriage line a. / arr
se.sIninsd 10 Esks to order and sell at the Lowest
s pee, possible. and all worn sold that 10 new war.
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ANOTHER SNAKE SToRY.-The Trumbull (Ohio)
Democrat, OF 26th ultimo, says: "On last Tuesday
morning, Mrs. Edwards, wife of William Edwards,
living near Mercer, Ohio, while making the bed on
found coiIed up at the foot o IL large black snake
He locked up ss though he had had good nights
rest, and when awakened showed some anxiety TO
get up. He was despatched Immediately"
PROHIBITION IN sLIBxRIA-We learn from the LIZ
IBERIA Herald that law has been passed in that
Republic for suppresaDg the eof aiiintoxica.ing
drinks. The law is to take effect next May, when
duty of ono dollar per gallon Will be imposed
upon all spiriiuous and malt liquors.
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A NORRIS, BOOKSELLER, win re-
IA eeive subscript.ons for
PROF. A6AsStZ'S
GREAT WORK ON NATURAL HISTORY.
TO be Published In ten vols. at Si2 vel
-ALSO-
prsms CeaIt Of the United States, Au ST
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HAIR Tonic This Tonic is unsurpassed
by anything now before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action of the hsir clean
the head Of daudruff prevent headache, and is one
of the hest toilet articles ever used.
Made and sold by R. C. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail at his Hair Cutting, Shaving ard Shampoon-
Ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
l1th st. su7
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E'Ok RENT-TwO newiy-erected Brick
- Teoements on 25th street, near Leigh st. Ban
tnt Church, containing rooms. including basement
with passages, porches, closets. Psntrys, &c. with
saaen attsshe and we'll Of superior wkser on the
Pemfes Rent $3.50 each per annun,
apply 70 Ed. D. EAcRo or
JAS. M. CARTER, l4th st.,
JeHo-h Opposite Post Ofice
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW MUSIC
IN Received by HARRoLD Il MURRAY, BROAD
STREET.
The Land Of Gold, or Reality versus Fiction; by
II. r. Helrer (This is a most Interesting book)-
81.
Cleve Hail. by Miss sewell-Sl.
The Star Pspers; by Henry Ward Beecher-sI
A Long Look Ahead; or the First stroke and ths
Last; By A. 8. Roe-S1 IS.
Female Life Among the Mormons; by the wife of
a Mormon Elder 81.
Visit 10 the Camp before sebastopol; by Richard
G. MsCormack, of New York-$l.
Mary Lyndon-an autob grsphy-Sl
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE GUITAR
From the Mountain high; Styrisn song from the
Germen-25 cts.
How Proudly will they Hear this at Homs-so 4
of the CIimea--25 cts.
With Smile in Her Eyes-25 cts
Orphans Lament; by Charles JaIvi.-25 cts.
Iautette-music by Gerge Lidiey-25 cts.
Robbin Around, IS 4" suns by every body"-25 cts
The Young Amefics Sehottist3 BY Brown so cts
Whisper of Love by Brown 80 "
Little Dsisy-a beautiful sopg-25 cts.
complete assortment of all the popular and
star dard music for the Piano Guitar, always on
hand. au Is
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MAS W. EE,
4UCTIONEER,
0FTIoE MITE GEORGE ]. sums

No 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise. Household Furniture,
kc. Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collecting, 6o.
m
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GUANO, GUANO.-A full supply of
~ genuine No. Peruvian Guano branded zap
by the Bstimore inspector, and warranted of very
best quality. Fer sale Ia lots to suit purchasers
va & Mc0RUpERs SONS
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SCHOONER STRUcT By LIGHrNIN1.-The packe
schooner Melrose, David Croker, Master, of aud
for Provencetown, Mass, while off Long Islsnd
Head, IN the thunder storm, on Saturday evening,
bstween and o'clock, was struck by lightning.
Captain Crocker being at the wheel, was knock
nainmsst and maintopmast we're completely shiv-
cred, md rendered uufit for use Fortunately her
passengers, IA In number, were all Ia the cabin.
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@ FOR SALE-A neat framed House
ksA on Mayo street. containing s rooms kitshen
wood and coal houses, with water In the ward Tbe
CtHonH l6 feet on Mayo st, and runs back on CIV
press street 100 feet. FOR terms which will be yerv
liberal, applyto THOS. w. KEEsET 'J
ty l3-s No On es.i.
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m FOR RENT-A House on Union
suitable Tor Grocery or School-Hop,e the ROM S
ing large and airy. Apply at Stall No. 90 Old Mar
Aet 10 JOHN BRAUER
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-It you are sick, the
probability 10 that the root of your suffering 10 In the
stomach. From a weak stomach proceed dyspepsia,
languor, oppression in the diaphragm, jaundice,
hesdaehe, nausea, bodily weakness dimness of sight
heartburn, costiveness dy ysentery. and legion OF
other & &tormentins diseases Indigestion produces
vigor Of the system. To restore the tone of the
stomach and enebls ii to throw off and dismiss for
ever all these tormeptng and dangerous complaints
nothing Is necessary but persevering of Hoof-
lann's German Bitters, prepared by DR. C. M Jack
son, Philadelphia. There il no mistake, no failure
in their sentative effect.
Agents for this city-M ,ssrs. PURCELL, Lkpp l.
Co., and BENNETT L REsAs, Druggists.
au I3-d2w
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIVED.-The best planet reader In America
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci.
ence and calculation from many years of study flor
short time only,) by MADAME MAILOR ON
Franklin street, between 81 and 4th streets next
door to Alex. Motifs residence
Cures can be made Tor BLIEDNEss CANCERS.
C0RES and SORES OF all descriptions
il 19r,H
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@ FOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling
EA House at the upper end of Clay street. Pos.
session given Immediately. Apply at this office
jy l6-ts
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sPuCIAL NOTICES.

FAMILY FLouR.-Families wishing to lay
10 their wears supply of the best Family Flour, city
or couutry brands eau be supplied ct the milleri
prices and the quality warranted to piease, or will
be taken back.
have also on hand and receiving daily by rail.
road the best Extra Sup. rne and Bakers Flour, at
wholesale and retail, by J. FRY,
Flour and Commission Store,
aul4-12t IS Cary street.
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A CURIOUS DocUMENT.-A chart has recently
been executed by NJ. Carlambert, member Il the
Royal Geographical Society OF Paris. 1t is de-
the soil Of France. 1t appears that La Mancha
has produced the greatest poets, philosophers. his
torians aud artists, The region near the North
Sea have been most fertile In generals; while
tors, physicians, naturalists and inventors have
sprung up on the shores of the Mediterranean -
Politicians and lawyers naturally come from all
parts.
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RICH M0ED, Vh
SPIRIT OFTHEPREss.

FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST IT. IL
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ao OnAs FOR z RaNI AMI SALE

G FOX RENT.-A Cottage residence
ESN containing nine rooms on Grow strset in N q
town OF Sidney, short distance from the Fair
ofonnds. Apply to w. J. HUBBARD.
ty i4-H
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Cd FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
l&a ful new Brick Tenemepts on 25th street, be.
tween mr. V. Heckier's and Vensble street The
House has good rooms and Kitchen with rooms
and there is an enclosed Lot of about II acres at.
tsohed OF excellent soil for gardening and an excel
lent well of water within few feet of the house -
Rent at the of only $i25. -Four times the rent
might be made off the ground easily. Apply at nv
Shoe store, No. 48 Main ct. VIM WALSH
Its
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

t CVIteSPVHueuUc Ut DnP3sUu'
| The Rain and Crops-Narrop Escape-Reports of
Ysllop Feper =
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G FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
HM ment, corner of Sd and Marshall Apply to
au Its 6RUBBS & APPERSON.
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Bidders will ssats the di.tanc,, and propes. /.

Bidders viii stats the di.tanc,, and propose a
sGhsduls. -... .. .-.r : =
7l84 From Jonesbore' to Waldrop's Mills In Jeffe-.
fon county, aud back, cnce . week
Bidders wln state the stance, and Propose Q
schedule.
1855 F.Oa Louisville to serogginsvill. and back,
- once Q week trh -.---. -e.-a. "A #r-r'
Bidders yin state the distance, aud propose a
schedule. - iE' - w -
1856 From Louisville, by the Free bridse, to Skip
pensville and back, once Q week
Bidders viii ttfts ths distance, and propose a
- schedule. -- F.'-+ =. va.
1857 From Mil!ville, BY skains Store and Rsyne's
Bridge, to Andalusia and bark once week
Bidders win stats the disauce and propose
schedule. a.--'' - = -
7lSS Fr IN Newton, hy Hish Bluff, on the Cha ia
hoochee river, to Geneva ard tack, once
Bidders will tate the distance, and propose
-a echedule 1 .--.f .4. T'-t :. - u
7lS9 Fram Opeika by Lsfsy cite, MI. .ltown, LOUISE
W. sedowes, Rocs dale, and Cakfusiy, to Jsck
eonv.lle, and back, once weak 80
BNdH viii state the distance, and prep>se q
schedule.
7l99 From Roger. vile to Court'snd, IL miles and
lva back, ones q week
Lave Rogersville Tuesday at S a IN
Arrive a. Courtlsad "a o day by l2 N
Leave Cour,lard Tuesdsy at D m
Arrive at Roge .syile came day by 5pm
7l9l Fr m Tuscxloosa to Harky Clements Nil s
AM back, enc a week 81 .--
Bidders viii state the distance and p-cpo n
tcheduls.
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NEW JERSEY.

(Pnrm Jxly j, 1855, to June 30, 1ss6)
elll Prom Princston TO Lavrencevills, miles and
hack, thrss times Q week
Leave Pdnceton Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdsy st . am
Arrive II Bavrrncsvffte ssfDe days by Dam
Lave Law rsneeville same days at pm
Arrive at Princeton same days ty opm
ProposaS fer SIX times q week service will be
eenidspd-
sll3 Trsa Washington, by Tayior's Mn, Ksrrs-
vfrs, and foming and B<a Us Mills, 70 VI
snnA, 10 miles and Rack, tvics . week
Leave Warrington wednesday aad Saturday
st3Pm
Arrive st Vienna same days by 6pm
Lsavs Vienns Wednesday a1d ss' urday ct 9
An
Arrive as Warrington rams days by ii an
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ARK KANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
(FfoSl July l, 1855, to June 80, 1851
'0!s From Am ty to Ho. Springs 30 miles and back,
snce week
Leave Amity Monday at 7 an
Arrive a: Ho. Springs same day BY 6pm
Leave Hot Springs Tue day at m
Arrivs at Amity same day by 6 pun.
76l9 From Antoine, by stewards Store and CAPTAIN
Tatss, on Little Mis- ouri river, to Camden, 90
miles and back, on q week
Leave Antoine Tue day at q In b.
Arrive st Camden next cay by 6pm
Lea Camden Wednesday at am
Arrive at Antoine nsxt day by 8 pm. -
1850 From Aberdeen by Mount City, to Memphis,
Tenn, lilo miles and back on . q week
Lowe Aberdeen Monday at 8 IN
Arrive at Memphis next Wedne day by INN
Leave Memphis Thursday at a IN -
Arrive at Aberdeen ne It e q .urday by pm.
T6sl From Ben onvills BY J. NJ. Hosss, to Faystts.
vile, rs miles and ba:k once q week. = =
Lave Bentopynle Friday at s an
Arrive at e:tsviie same day by d m
Leave Fay evill, every saturcay At m
Arrive at u6Atonvile same day by 6pm. sd.
7662 From Browns vills, by Richwoois, Clear Ike,
and Bocage's Mill, 10 Pine Bcf, 80 miles and
hack, oncs . week.
Innge nrownsville Tuesday at IN
kexlvo0 Pine Blu6 "a ae day by l0pm
Lave plns Bluff Wednesday at m
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PENNSYLVANIA.

(FToH July l, 1s;6,iO Juns 80, 1sS5)
ssS< From Frisdsnsburgh to schuylkn Haven, 4
NILES and back, three times . week
Leave friedensSurgh Tuesday, 1hursdaJ, sad
Arrive at schuyikn Haven same d,ys BY :.
Lave schuylkill Haven same dsys .l2m
Arrive ~ rriedsnsburg faIns days by pm
Propos6S for six times . week serSlcs VIII be
oonakrsd.
069s From eOrdOnsvlle, by Int rcoarse, to Hat, s
miles sadback three TINES q reek
Leave Gordon vile Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday ct liz an
Arriys at Hat rama days by lpm
Leave Hat ans days a. . N
Arrive NJ GordonsVllls tams days by 91S m
Proposals for six times q week Ceryice viii be
constdsre1
ssss From Columb!a, by Manor ans Bishvills, to
safs Harbor, 10 N; LIS aud tack, three times
Leave Columbia Tuesday, Thursday and sstar.
Arrive at Safe Hsrsor same Gays by II an
Leave saf1 Harbcr same daysat2pm
Arrive at Columbia sans days by pm
Proposals fer six times We K service W II bs
considered
so0I Prom ChrIsti.Da, by Smyrna, Msy, Qu,rry-
lie, snt Mechanics' drove, 10 Cb bestnut
Level, 10 r-iles AID bark, three times
week
Lsav. Christians Toe d.y, Thur day, ard Eat
Arrive At Chestnut Levi same days by I'm
Lave Chestnut Level same days at 2pm
Arrive at Christiana same cavs bySpm
Proposals. for six times vsk service will be
constdsred-
0ooe Prom Kir Esr's by Williamstovn, Harrison
town, springwell Mills. Hat ami Mount Hops
TO Intsrcourse, miles a1d back, oros q
week
Leave Kinser's Monday at IL N
Arrive st Intsrcour.e same day by pm
lsavs Intxrso same day &C an
Arrive st KinKsr's sans day by Gam
Proposals far three times a week service viii be
considsred-
soeo Prom SAT- Harb1r By Lib r'y square % Buck,
10 miles and back, twice a we'k
Lsavs eafs Hsrbo- Monday and faturday ct o
Arrive at Buck lame days by l2m
Leave Buck Tuesday and Friday 1t cam
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DELAWARE.
(Fton Jsse 30. 1856, to June 80, 1867

(Fton Jsse 80. 1855, to June 80, 1861
0si4 r en- Newark. by Cooch's Bridge, Glasgow.
and Summit Bridge, to Middl town, Nd, II
miles and back, thres times o week
Leave Newark Tuesday, 1hprsdsy acd sttur-
cay st Jpn
Arrive at Miiilstovn same days byTam
Lave Midtistown sam, days st7 an
Arrive at Newark sa ne days by 17m
Proposals. to run six times . week VIII DO con-
siderei.
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.(From Joy !, 1854, to Jas< 80, 1ss5)
100 From Nahant to Lynn, milss and la X, six
times q week from June to October i, and
thrts times u week rs-idue Of year.
Lave Nahaot daily, except su day, at an
Arrive at Lynn same day by II IN
Leave Lynn daily. except sunday, at IL N
Arrive at Nshant same dsy by spm
Leaye Nabant ruesisy, Thursday, snd Saturday
at9sm
Arrive at Lynn same day by IL an
Lave Lynn Tuesisy, Thursday, and Saturday
at I'm
Arrive ct Nahant same Cay by2pm.
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(FfSza Juy /, 1855, to juno 30, :s5I)
ls6 From srip gisld. by North springfield. to Gas
sett,s Station, s miles and back, six times
week.
Leave springnell daily, except Sunday, at 10
Arrive at GAssett's Station same day BY I'm
Leave 6assstt's Station daily, exc pt sunday, ct
1pm
Arrivs at Springfield same day BY 2pm.