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city Intelligence.
DECISION N THE CASE OF THE JOHN 6rREET CHURCH.
The First Methodist Episcopal church, In the city Of
New York and others, against James T. Barnes and
others.
James T. Barnes and Others against Benjamin W.
Benson snd others.
The decision Of Bishop Simpson, the arbitrator in the
above cases, received this morning. by nail from
Pittsburg; 1t Is follows
In the above case having according to the terms Of
fered BY the parties, do award and decree =
First That the order Of sale heretofore made is hereby
Secondly That the Trustees of the First Methodist
Episcopal church in the city Of New York shall convey
three months from the rendition OF the final decree in
these the real estate held by said
being the lot on which the John street Methodist Epis
copa church stands TO the missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church" formed in the city
New York in the OF Lord eighteen hundred and
In trust that said Missionary Society shall hold said
property for church and missionary under the d.
recon Of the Board Of Managers OF said Missionary So
ciety and the associate missionary authorities OF the
church-and in further trust. that said society may
cause to be made such alterations improvements
shall tit the lower part Of said church edifce secular
purposes, to accomplish which, they may execute bonds
and NOR said property not to exceed the Of
improvements necessary And ia further truss t1at all
revenue proceeds arising from said property shall be
appropriated exclusively to the support of said church.
to extend missionary labors in the city OF New York.
1T ID also expressly understood that sid church property
is subject to ncumbrance Of thousand dollars
with interest, due the Wesleyan University.
Thirdly That said corporation shall have authority to
take the bonds and mortgages cash and parsonage far
nture and any other assets in their hands Except
such may be in, connected WITH the church eddce
aoresad) and which supposed to amount to 000
less and to expend the for the Of
ground and the erection Of church edce tor the Metho
dist Episcopal church in the vicinity of Madison square
near thereto may be deemed practicable to
held in trust for said Methodist Episcopal church. accord
ing to the general usage Of said church.
Fourthly That for the purpose Of carrying out the
provisions aforesaid the trustees of said corporation
hereby declared to be, benjamin ". Benson Esley Me-
line, seeIy Brown Wright Giles. William 4. Morton,
Lewis b Loder, Elliott E. Lapham William A. Odsl aud
Samuel Goyne and their In Office according
TO the provisions Of the charter Of said
question OF who legally elected trustees having been
expressly waived by the parties aforesaid
Filthy. BY agreement it is decreed that the parties
pay the respective costs incurred by them in the
ton and defence Of these suits
Given under my hand, Mt Pittsburg Pennsylvania
this fourteenth day OF December, 1850
THE LATE TRIAL BAKER THE HOMICIDE PooIE-
The following correct table Of the ballots of the ju
ry from their retiring until they came back to court
having been forty-one hours in delberaton:-
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The number Of days during which the temperature
rose to and above GO degs., was as follows:--
lS4,-Foar days ls4S-one day.
AnovE so DEGREES.
ls48--One day. ls5l-None.
1S4T--Eight days. 1852-Ssx days.
ISIS days. 1853-One day.
1Sae-One day. 1So4-None.
lS50-Three days. 1S55-Two days.
ABOVE 40 DEGREES.
ls4e--Seven days. ls5l--Six days.
ls47-Fiiteen days. 1S62-Thrteen days
1s4s-Fourteen Gays. 1853-Ien days.
IS4p-Seven days. 1S54-Fiye days.
1S50--Eleven days. 1355-Twelve days.
The number of days which the TEN perature fell to
and below the freezing point
ls4e-Iwelve days. 1s51-Fifteen days
lSd7-Eiye &C 1S52-Seyen
lSiS-Two 1s53-Twelve "
ls4e-Tweive +" 1sbl-Fourteen
1shC-Eight IS55-Tyelve +"
The greatest change during twenty-iour hours
the 9th OF Dec 1885, twenty four degrees and the least
The It'll OF Dec lsis and the 4h Of Dec. 1852, two
degrees
y this statement it viii be seen that the first sixteen
days Dec, 1s47 and 1s4s the warmest; and of
1851 m ! 1854 the coolest during the term.
viz. from 1Iss 1s45 both Inclusive, during the rst
sixteen days in December by observations made and
and below IA degrees on but fifteen days, via
1790-9th, IA deg. 1S34-l4th, deg; 18th,
1S02-l6th, 10 deg 1S35-2d, IL deg. ID, IL
1Sle-15th, Is deg. deg; 16sh, deg
1S25-l3th, Q deg. 1S43--13th ia deg.
During the term Of time has to and above
GO degrees on but two days, wiz
1S09-7th, o5 > 1S31-3d, 60 ,
The great earthquake ct New Madrid, the Missssip
p river which felt here, took place the 10th OF
December, 1911, at half past A. NJ. There nine
teen shocks that day and night on the nth seven
and several during the succeeding night; the 10th
there Ave, and the 21st the earth still trem
bling. At the second shock millions Of trees that
embedded in the mud at the bottom Of the river
end 10 the surface TO interfere with navigation.
The weather here during the shocks mild, when
rain storm set in and closed with
The great FIRE in New York commenced in the evening
OF Dec. 10, 1885 destroying twenty millions OF dol
lars of value In buildings and merchandise. The cold
that night was only degrees above Zero There was
then about three inches of the ground.
THUNDER Ii0nTNlNG.
Sunday evening" 9th, thunder and lightning accompa
MED by great wind
Three and six half Of inch has fallen thus far
in this month 9th, 18th and 10th.
SNOW.
Snow fell on the llth 18th and 1sth In all about fonr
inches mostly al Of which ien on the 18TH
BeooKIys HruGHrs, Dec. II, 1855 Z. MERRIAM.
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The following is tabular statement of the highest lowest
and number of degrees change in tine temperature of the
atmosphere in each twenty -four hours In December from
LIST to l6th both inclusive commencing December 1885,
by observations made ded hourly day and night
extending over a period of ten consecutive years.
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When The above fall Sunday the steamers viii san
Monday. They New Orleans A. NJ rs uso
VIII admit and Tho Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana ut
10 M
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
with the East
Tho maii leaves Southampton and sOa of.oa
month, and
Arrives at Gibraltar 25h month
Arrives At Malta about thu I4h and s0th Of month
Arrives at Alexandria aboui0e 18Th U and 4h Of fol
lowing month
10Th or list OF same ana Or 9Th 0.
following month.
Arrives at Alden about the 18th 18th and 10th
18th Of following month
Leaves Alden about tho 18th h OF and day OF
val for Bombay. and 18th TO l3th for China, &c.
Indian Navy steamer Bombay about ID 9Th
and lsth 70 2lat OF following month
and O. arrives Point Gale about tbs 9Th
7h and I'D 70 I'D Of following month
Leaves Pontde Gele for Pulo Penang the day. tho
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail on
Arrives nj Puo Penang about the l2h th and 1h and
18th OF following month
Arrives at Singapore about the l5th sh aud sls
OF following month.
Arrives at Hong Kong about he I'D 2h and Oh l0h
OF following montn-
Leaves next day for Shanghse.
Two mails leave Engand-one the 9th and 10Th OF each
0nhvis Marseles and arrive at Aexan1xA about the
time az the Southampton mail
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rH pAx.
SUN 20 HIGH wA1Eh morn 40
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aA~er supeisr bsrk called Ire Aurc owned by parges
IN 70 ne cffr mAncAd by Capt Batue az Hpok
isrd sae VIII sAn sson for APaaoheo lead r Eurvpe
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MU NlCIPAL AFT AIR s..
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Several reports for the correction oftsxes were adopt
Cd. report TO encel the sale ofa lot owned by J.
Ooddinctou and Henry Grinnen, for taxes was also
adopted. -
IeSor Of paying jeremiah johnson $780, for damages
10 his carriage while veying sick person the hos
ptal at the request of policeman.
The report OF the Committee Law Department, on
psoa Of Columbia College, to close part Of Forty ninth
street, Laid on the table.
discussion the motion to increase the pay
OF the clerks the office Of Commissioners Of Streets and
lamps to 81 600 per annum, whish ultimately post
poned till Thursday.
After disposing OF routine matters the Board ad
journea to Thursday next, at O'Clock.
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mo. 52s.l

Motto. of the dfscontinnanco or the United states
land Offices Jeifcr.onv lie, vinccnnes, and Win-
amaze, Indiaan.
NER the provisions
approved June H. 10 which
the quantity OF public lands remaining nnsed
utct shall reduced number
thousand shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
discontinue the la office for
such district shall unsold
existing land Offices the district which
land office shall
the Treasury shall notice " and the TIN
approved September Secretary
the Treasury continue land district which
of Of States
ded thousand when his opinion
required by public order land
in snch State under
subject approved ~ 1870,
dborc has been deroirsd The Secretary Interior
BY the act Establish the Home Department. Sd March,
I64o
accordingly hereby given that, Of reports from
that the districts
hundred thousand Secretary Of the Interior
probation Of the President has directed that
VrcKNxEs and WINAHAc in the
be discontinued, and lands unsod
disconnuance be de subject sale land office
ANNAPOLIS, the seat OF government OF said State.
Lands unsold unappropiaed
private entry within Of
will subject
the date this
thereof officers public
tce of they prepared appica
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
JANUARY as 1855
Jan 27-2awGw TSar.l
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limited STATES slsii Lane California, Aspirs-
" wall and Panama. the Month first
Glars steamships approved BY the Navy Department than
1900 tons burden, guarantying speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Dbispo
Panama,
The transit from embraces 81 miles
from Aspnwal obspo and la miles
dry road recently In thorough ORDER single
therefore, passengers
and their baggage being only transferred
alongside the
There will he no river transportation 10 future this
The entirely from sickness
Reserve steamers being always kept New York, Pana
and San FraDclsco,
The route IL entirely reliable.
Il Is expected passrga reau
larry In days the Pacific, In 70 q lax
Passengers win Panama
Through tickets attic iomesi be had agency III
West street, New York.
2S--du
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Law school Cunah~raaEsa University. i4cbsnon
FACULTY, Hon Abraham carnhers, aa o. the eircai
L Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, Of OF
Of Tennessee
Hon. Bromfeid Ridley,
Green dew to their whole
10 the school
Daily examinations OF each class
No regular lectures, but th
daily lessons IL progress Of the exauiinattons.
Weekly law equity, which
dents a by pruas
prosecute through all the progresses
practice. The framed require prepare
Wills records and all OF documents,
aence the trials some OF taken by appeal
snpree which il held monthly the and il
public the cad session The students clerks
jurors chanceilors
connected with their suits.
SsssioaThe first the third Monday
sIr5er, Thursday February. The
succeeding monday Ia February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses pc. ssssionTupon fee $50,
$50. 100
which had n Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete COURSE
No previous study
MISSION There four regular classes Students
during the collegiate
Number the las, collegiate year eighty
Feb tl--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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mo. 5al.l

No SOL
NOTICE OF the temporary continuance the land
IN office nj Viucennes, Indiana
compliance Congress- approved February 49,
1885, which offices of
be continued Vmeennes Indiana, until final report shall
approved July eighteen hundred fifty
An
the Indiana given
(No 52 dated January 1856 directing the
Offices Indiana suspended application
office until required
said of27 July 1884, Of the commissioners shall
fully performed, o which due will given.
Given under my hand, Of Washington, This h of
February, l655
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Office
Feb le--law6w
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THE DAILY UNION

proposes according the aavsEsenen' without
viii be borebsek
scrv
10 modification OF bad, It's essential TERMS tanta
a "a u
s,in regular competition, after the last hou for receiving
bids
pcsnnaslers eeny sutaoeacy
they Of su
hcsnt responsibility and ali bidders
distinctly noiihed that failure the
for the service proposed for in the bids legal
liabilities wli be enforced against them
a. Present contractors and known
equally with others
sunciency substantially the above The
ncates OF sucieney must ths
places before named, judge OF a OF record.
JAMES CAMPnEIL,
Postmaster General
P0sT OfFfcE DKPAsrsxsr,
January 10, lass.
Ian lg-law4W
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JOINT RESOLUTION relative 20 bids for posiSions c'oah
small stores Tor the asc % the uaFy.
Resofssa Nv TIE seaate end Houe Of Hsrressnf"tifs
Ghed S,ss Of .J,ssiea ~ Congress osssrab'e fha'
supplies PROVISIONS clothing, sad small stores for ths
nasy rejected option Of the dsgsfiWsnf
knoun manufacturer o. 90 ftEnH "'A
The article proposed BE- furnished which fes {" ~
offered fhst the bids 81 AT
who may have fitted comply with the cp"dgns ~ sI
they previously entered win ih~ United
the option department. be reiscedf that v mofs
bd offered vr supply Of ssticls account t
pafty either name, TIE o he 9afin
person. the vhe ef such BIDS rhHh ~ fejre
npsoB e department apa hat coressnsfr - any nfh
received other and ,hst. whenever
usc.@-a,y interest Of the government Aaa
United <tstss vessels, - procure P
keep dsstsn
an nj Provisions cohins with appreciation - ps
% Navy, be, and hereby authorized :" H'N
sne % he hess terms, IN market overt
Approved ~ March, 1884
fl tx4x
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AND CUTLER f.--The subscriber has n,

DWARF. AND CUTLER subscriber has nov
II complete goods, winch have
Europe and offered to
saving Of i've Our stock
comprises
articles required house
come unde head OF hardware
Building materials pting weights
cents 10.
Mechanics tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing, Boston factory
prices
Brothers. door springs, warranted for four We
he agents. will furnish dealers factory prices.
feather busters, York prices
and per than other styles
Of small
by the subscriber. t.,s5
JOSEPH T.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the large Gilt Saw, Penn nv.,
Nov S-eolm between 10th aud illh
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On aad after Tsssias, Noseasber !. Hasa,
,rhE isass Aiesanass acb fs cosdassyls
date ~ slcltesl The VI
giving simple
junction foe stsassurg
tor WAFrsnsun, Eafdoassls
win he Vhsaa Cenual resfoad for gshvna Char
lotissylie, and stanton.
Tne
before Ia o'clock e 81
Virginia railroad Dom Richmond, Charlottesville,
zf4B nton
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T. ANTHONY, No. 30A broadway, New York, man.
C ufcnrer dagueUeo,ype apparatus, mang,
and Of piutss chemicals, fancy
anype and chemicals pcnre
riais oYevery description.
supplied with
c. c. Harfisons celebrated Yoigtiandc shoD
always hand,
30e Broadway, June IL, 1854.
Jnue 20--dlyeass
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This quantities Of aay Or may increased Diminished
a specific quaner but for such quantities a. The service
a " TO- s's Das. wa sy.,s
auirrd mus establish agencies such place.. thar No delay
iais po q somps with sauion the chcf N The nurs
and Clothing shall he authorized y direct purchases
supply deficiency under The penalty ~ expresses
the con,rac the record Of rcqu'-non o. duplicate sog
"a s mi 10 si such saon
separas orr must each article each 81 the as
yads and more Than one article Is contained
Offer chef Of the BaIeaa VIII hsys We s' e aasp . .s
proposals accepted land none ohs
81 Transmitted 10 them Tor execution
turned e Bureau within ten days. exclusive me n"e feq0H
Two or mere approved in equal 70 hs essasss
~ a s w ss wsned from ,ns
collateral security In addition 70 secure
sepisa with a ninety Per cenlnn d dsss
e win be paid By NE navy assn, wn ah aa'' a'''
Blank popa may May +. 4 s asp'Es sw va
rhiadspa baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacola and
ecora Or duplicate OF the letter informing bidder
cepnnee proposal viii be deemed .hsrs. w.
- ,ns meaning - w. viii this unaerssanaisw
Every offer made must be accompanied lns directed y me AZ
ausa isso) BY written xusranss signed by os
ps,ss s 1Is 81 sh s !" a"ssp% ri
obligation within Eve days with good and .amcsnf
any proposal accompanied by the guarantee requires
by competency Of the guarantee 10 20 certified By s
the bureau Ia.
The ateuon bidders called the samples and dsserpp
articles required the inspection for reception, nsa
between the articles offered ana
receiving that fn below then ana ~
also particularly directed 70 The Annexed JOAN ~
ion IN addinon 10 the set f,hs ION August, 1885,
Ezirat from Of conrre's approved ausast 10, 1876
ESQ g. Ind further enactea, Tint from and aasf y
passage Of t proposal TOR naval suppI'es invited
Navy nader the xsnra lppW
bill lo the navy approved March tirJ eighteen hundred
y shall be accompanied by written guarantee asp.
responsible effect that he bey u
bidder bidders Will n his their bid be- sces
obiixa1n IN such time be prescribed VI
Of the Navy with good and snacisnt suress
The supplies proposed No propcss shall be considered ~
eoupand by such guarantee III after the sccepancah s
and ,nsreof the bidder hddars he o. ~ ~
ail into obligation within the time prescribed
srst u The NAVY with good sbd suhc'ent snrees hT
supplies fea the Of the Navy shalt process
with other person for 'Usn ching M
supplies, crth~sh difference ss~f~
coEianei the propnsaI guaranteed and the ans
~he he may contracted FOR furnishing the snid 'npx
the whole period VI The proposal 70 be charged aganH ~
der bidders and his their gussanior etafsatpfs W. u
b. aredsfsly recovered by the rnisd s'ans
Of Navy Dspsrmsns action II debt agains ei~
OF said rsEsons"
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IL. II. GILLET ,

Has removed his Office his rssid % Fankh Row
OF Tbr,senin He devote
ton principally The United States supreme Court
Having devoted patents he win
advice opinions questions
thc Patent Oce and appeals the chief justice
Justices OF Ds~ci OF Columbia, and will also
preparation and trial Of concerning patenH.
He will also and
having cla before either oftbs
viii also claims before board established for their
adjudlc aion.
eS--dif
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Lynchhag, svile
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
For Luay and New Market connecting with the Ca
pepper Tuesdays, Thassdsys, aud Saturdays
For Winchester daily, connecting with
For Mddleb1rs daily with the hu Plans.
Per order; w. h. BEoCkErf, Aeeal
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No. 527.I
Sales Of Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gwen that, in consequence o.
nuMbcr OF merofons actual ssiers
and aher circumstances would
pay lands the public sales of The United
the Southcea Paae
Stale OF assousi advertised IN pociasaon No
Offices December and
ordered those sales be
and @ take place as follows, 10 WI
Louis commencing Monday the 9Th Of
August
jackson, commencing Monday The 18Th o.
August next
Office Clinton, commencing Monday the 18Th ot
August next
Office Springfield, commencing Monday the sp
Of August next
Given General Land Office the city al
a.bngtoa December A. ID. thousand egh,
hundred and hfiy -four,
BY order Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Dee I'll Commissioner.
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EVANS WATSON, No % South Forth Philadelphia,
"a Pa iaie No 80 Dock ufeet
81 their
PATENT sAtsMASDER FIRE AND THIEF-rgpoF SAFES,
Bank vaults and IRON doors bank stores,
PATENT sLArE-LfNEp aErRIGERAToRs,
Water filters copying presses Fsbanks platform
asj c,uptFr scales
Spe ff Yales,
pat~at powdrrproof bank locks. Please a call
Reference Il made 10 fs ct The sanarsd who have
a. xsxuaer, street, Pennsylvania avenue washing
~ ~. G..
r.smsrs and ss-sa"ic-' sans, phi'Adelpn'ais safes
Uni,cd States Arsenal, IN California . in Phiadelphia
United States Appraisers oehce rhiiaaephis
Pennsylvania Essroad Company, philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bsi,more Railroad
Philadelphia.
Richard Morris, scn, Locosaoass WORKS Fhlsselphia
Winchester Hsss, Winchester, Virginia
Mr.. ". Wood Fosg, and 9th
str~s Washington O., - anihnnsea
sales Of the above.
Mayg-2awiy EVANS WATSON
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street Beaten !, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt
sahs modern
ION the uaveiirs pobi~
dee ~ div
20 2r ''" "'''a''' '''" - ~
Gents rosesa with bad hring shirts suited =
srEVENS'S
Dec 1-mf asies rcam, Bsownr Hsssi
EENrs srarf.. TICS, Cw.vsss &e.Every variety sire
STYLE aud shape o and Desirable scarf Napoleon ties
vs &C, Of late importation. and at moderate prices
Dec 7-Suf saiss-room. Browns Hotel
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DRoPosAs carrying mxs IL the Uaiied States from The
LIST day of July lros, In the
Tsrrlortss OREGON NEW MEXICO, ~i De reeayed a
Department ksc ~
uRul i5h Of June, 1885, 10 BE- de
cssa By day. the and IN the times herein sFoc
a.d.v Iy
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Notice OF Restoration and Withdrawal Of cer-
tain Lands in the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant i'm MiasOuri.

NOTICE hereby that consequence representa-
IN delegation Mis-
souri, of material change Ire supposed o and
Fulton railroad said State,
lands from market for the said road
that certain of said lands should released substituted
In lieu thereof comfortably amended
and situated considerably south Of The old President by
MS order bearing date iha lat February
lands situated Ia the
Withdrawn from market by order OF the 3sh May 1885, and
their public No. bearing
sd January 1884, for The Cairo and Fulton railroad the
Suite OF shall
lands situated IN townships named below ncudng the
old original reseryaonl situated within the probable Of the
according Of said
uted ana reserved FROM sale claims
cepedl until further Therefore, all
sale JAcksos which subject entry
at the date Of withdrawal and which have
following will be subject
and after the ninefsesfh day Of March merit
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cREMoNA, and
EMPRESS.
she United mail, VIII
Alabama OF November
daily the arrival of
tne trains
the cars and at MOBILE vii New
viii leave Selma the downward
> O'Clock,
The above steamers by
officers every the comfort
of passengers
fhe freight will exceed my
pesb barre, md dollar bale OF cotton.
For freight passage elegant accommodations apply
Oct a1-dsm cox, BRAINARp, co.
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WARRINGTON rRgRIToaY.

la7as As,oria, BY Chsneok Edmosscn, Tariff, oyse
Beach, brigham City, with from Oiym
psa tisSesv. ssu snstss snd bach
Leave Astoria mogdays at
Tnar.day. y !an 49,. ~.u,.
Mondays q 3 N tnF Ff'
Arrive 1t Asscna ThsrsAays ~ ~ N.
Cathiamsus FosA. Is miles back,
Leave Cafhlameue Tuesdays ii m;
Arrve g. Tuyqa days hyIsm;
Leave a 1hurs6uyS Al an,
Arrtve Cathlam<ue days ny -
Oiynpa ovvf Harbc ~ miles and back,
weeks
Leave Olympia every other Monday asoam,
Arrive n Harhor Wednesday by
heave cray's Harb0r other Thursday at6sm;
arrive nj Olympia NEXT osesrdAy syap NJ.
by Ford's Chenook CITY, 20 miles and
back, once in two weeks.