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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-02
FOR SALEM wEsTBoRO.

tT1l Tux SALE I n WESTBpR
ER, FARM e the first LASS containing so acres
A=h well walled and waered. II acres of hard wood,
ar a good supply of fruit
There were RAISED upon the fam the past yesr as tons
Of English hay, tons of meadow hay 800 bushels pota
ots 4so bushels of corn besides Fruit Beams and Pump
Tae buidiugs consi # aroc well built House-Barn
30 ny SOieetCarrage house II by 30--Wood house
by 70. Dagueireotype view Of the place may be seen
For further particulars inquire of W FISHER. Eeu ,
Worcester, Dea n. WHIPE, Site Farm Westbo o,
orr u GlLM AN upon eprennses. desired 50 acres
with the buildings will be sold separately
Westhorl. Jan 5h 1856 ianohitf I.
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NICE WHEAT,
prectirom the nlt and there purchased a ne oweht
pruoa-ust receiSsd ami kr sale Hugs q 100 lbs nd
under, by TIC subscntels OIL And ynn ~ be sstsaei
Nf III DiXA q Co,
jan 20 div 20 Maln Street.
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IL ONE VOLUME, 1emo.

Maryof these Speeches have been extenaiysly eircu
lated In our country, and repubshed in England Among
them Is that entitled Freedom National and Slavery
Sectional" title which has now passed into watch.
Wprd. E
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Notifies.
MESSENGERS NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. Jan. 81, 1886.
A LEXANDER II. BULLOCK, Esquire, Commissioner
n of insolvency within and for the County Of Wor-
eeser has this day issued against the Estate Of
JAMES w. GARDNER, OF AslburnhAm, in said Coun-
ty, vcualssr and partner IN the late firm Of Whitney
Gardner Insolvent Debtor; and the payment Of any
debts the delivery of any property belonging to the
said lnsolvent Debtor, to HIM. for his use and the
transfer Of any property by him. is forbidden by law.
The first meeting of ile CREDITORS Of the said If solvent
debtor wi be held pur of Insolvency. at the Office
Of the sai Commissioner in Worcester, in said County
the 2lst day of February next O'Clock in the
fren0on for the proof OF debts, and the choice OF an
Assignee or Assignees.
J.wALDo DENNY, Dep. Sheriff,
feb1 d3tSw1t Messenger
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o. FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED va

e!sA FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED IRA
Eas inleicester, the road leading from Cher EsS
FsA ry Valley TO Clappvile, and about Ave miles @~
rom the City Hall in Worcester Tae said farm consists
OF about fifty acres is new one (somewhst rodg) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit to
which use 1t is improved at the present time. On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants, Of many choice
varieties, two Young Orchards of grated and superior
Iu lnst beginning to bear, about acres Of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, aud 4 acrei a splendid Peat
Swamp, which is drained. Also Hili, and Barn. aud
other out-buildings in good repair
Also for sale, a MORGAN HORSE four years old last
June artrdvelert good size work in any harness. spot
or place Apply on the premises
JAMES NJ. DRAKE.
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GDEAL ESTATE BROk ER.--OFBIcE
IA Corner u NYtleAnd S0uthbrilgents,

For sale, and paymsnls lib raj One COlTAGFs and
modern but H0usks, situated In MI parts " the city,
Also eligible BUILDING L0fS Tor sale sheap for cash.
for good credit. (Afoney viii b. advanced in part
build, n desrtd)
Farms IN the country viii soil exchanged tr Houses
HOUSEHOLDS In this city the Reasonable ternn
Puraoua "a the o0nntfy who are Wishing 10 purchase
Real Estate this city, will nnd Il for their ts, alt to
call at my Ahca % du Az. EATON.
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I'VE have in our possession many Of Mr. S's speeches
and we confess that for depth and accuracy Of thought
for ulness of tit rical information and for species Of
giRanuc morality, viii h treads all sophisry under foot
antLrushes at to the right conclusion we know moi
single orator, speaking the English tongue who ranks
his superior. lie combines to remarkable extent the
Brougham, the Enthusiasm Of Wiberforce and cour.
age, which, as he is young may be exc pied to tell
powerfully on the destinies Of the Republic ~ din.
burg Journal.
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G5i;ia HOUSE FOR SALE. The subscribe
hi,;i ofers for sale valuable House and Lot very
A plea9antly situated in the Of Norh Brook
held The house ia large, nearly new and In complete
repair containing Ia rooms, aside from PARTIES and
presses it is conveniently arrsnged for one two or even
three families or might be used for Boarding House,
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well of durable water and come valuable
Fruit Trees on the place. The property will be sold low
and payments made easy Possession given the first Of
April next. THOMAS ROND :
North Brook field Dec. II 1855 dtf
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a NEW. VOLUME y CHAs. sU MNER.
TtGKNOR & FIELDS
WILL PUBLISH IN FEBRUARY
RECENT SPEECHES s. ADDRESSES

Q Fl A r. LES MINER,
"Such busy multitudes fain would SEQ 70
"stand upon Free Soil, with people free
(soelheta Eo,sse
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Notifies.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


All persons having unsettled acc UNITS with the sub
serbrs are requested to give early attention to their pay
msni' Every account is made Up, and must be paid
promptly, or no more credit viii be given.
Jan. ], 1855. = HANDON : 49, ~;
EiOPARFNERSHIP NOy'TCE--T6e s15
- sSriosfs having formed Copartnership under tba
TUE OF A. PEAsbEE Co would rssrsctfaiI- sos.;s a
eoI1he@ace OF that paF0nag. which "a he 4s,r No.,
50 Roeraiy bestowed on the setor uartner The, rill
eoh9ue 70 % Keep on nand Meats Vegetables Sc the
the market Affords, which they win dispose Of ebeap
va A. PEAsLEE,
xvr,o.,a w. ,e.. q. MCFARLAND.
"VtesS'eiI WV. :, 1oo0. da
n OTTO E.-The subscriber having made .h....
~ in his business by taking partner would h.rab
give notice that al accounts due him must be settes ~
mediately. A. PEEaTPR@ '
dti
nISsOLUTION.-The Copar .nersbip heretoso-.
NJ existing under the firm Of Robinson Houchi, =
tnis day by mutual consent dissolved =
R. ROBINSON,
7. W. HoUGHIN.
worcester, Oct q, 1s9o: isnIsf
ENvENING SINGING SCHOOL.
f. S. MASON
VIII commrnce his Evening Singing School for Ladies' and
Gentlemen.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. "a,
at his
MUSIC ROOMS, CLARK's BLOCK
Tllton-Gentlemen $780, Ladies rs cents to be paid
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1855 ar
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MlfONWEALTH OF MASS CHUSETyS
WORCESTER, IS. Court of Common Pleas at Worcester
December Term, 1855
SAMUEL B. L. GODDARD, Executor Petitioner.
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EHNta vllGae External anu Int rhai Re uedy orig-
nat with a skiilfu and Scientific Chemist Rho
found it difficult t. obtain article III would with GER
tanty and 10 short space Of time effect sure cure of
Wounds bruises, Cnts Burns &c. By various expert
ments he at length discover d preparatin IN which an
swered lis most sanguine expectations and its peculiar
virtues becoming known to his fiel he was induced by
them TO prepare it Tor general use.
Since its art iur duction 70 the public some important
additions and improvements have made in its coupe
silon decreasing its value and making it applicable 70
greater number of diseases espec ally those of the
stomach and bowels and it is now used Internally with
If possible, greater success u an Externally.
DYER'S HEALING EMBROCATIoN
is perfect pain destroyer aud nvaluable Remedy for
Rhtunatism, Cuts, Wounds, S,alds Eurns Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Sore Throat, Swelling
CraDp, sc.
Il is indeed truly gratifying to toreceiYe such indis
puabe proofs Of the value of this astonishing remedy
as are daily esented forming array Of facts IN.
para'eed tie history Of ay otter pre- paration. We
know It's tue vslu c>parmeutaly and do not hesitate ia
recommend it as superior to apy Other edcine SINH
Jar purposes, ard we willing any time to refund the
money fit does net give saacton or possess all
the virtues we ascTbetoit.
Forsae by Druggists gene ally throughout the United
Be sure and % the penuine
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EMBROInERIEs At COST.

EMBhUIIIEkIES At COST,
Our Stock comprises of the richest goods ever of
fered in Worcester, in
REAL BRUSSELS, ! LACEs
MALTESE and
HOEITON, 5LACE COLLARs
and BERTHAS.
THREAD 1SLEEy So
FRENCH AND. SCOTCH aCSLIN AND CAMBRIA
Collars, Brthas, Sleeves, Founcngs Edgngs, Insert
ings, &c.
Yhs whole, including nlportations, will be
offered at COST and large proportion less than cost
to close outthe stock
oHAMBERLIN. BARNARD, & CO.
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- FARM FOR SALE-sltuatea four miles
f, from the Court House. 1t consists Of S5xIy-sIx
lisA- Acres divided into Moving and Pasturing, and
strtesn acres Of young Wood Land; on the Faro is
an orchard having large variety of grated trees The
buildings consist Of two story HOUSE and Barn said
Farm is early aud wei adapted 70 the cultivation of veg
et3bles
The Farm will be sold cheap cash, It will be ex-
changed for House or Buding Lot in this city. large
portion Of the purchase money remain mortgage
Inquire OF A T. EATON,
Corner Of Myrtle and Southtridge streets
Jal4 d1m&g3t
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Orders for Mr. sumntra New Volume now received BY
TICKNoR 4 FIELDS, BOSTON.
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Real Gstate.

o. FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND
N;;, SHOE SHOP, together with about an half acre
- Of Land, with choice fruit trees on the ssTne pleas
any Situated in the conre of West Boystop within
~ reds of the Depot Store and Post ONCE Said 5ud
ings are nearly new GEO W. WELLINGTON
West Boylston, Jan. Q, 1855 daxlm&
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o. FOR SALE-Situat3d in AIillbury sze
M,Is anout half way between Armory Village & sSSE
Ass. amanville, Cottage House well-built, -=4--
and nary new, one and half stories high, 23x32 with
an l4Nlo containing wooi-house, and shoe m ker's
shop with 80 rods of land having about 40 young fruit
tree OF different kinds set out thereon Also good well
OF water. Possession gwen tie first of April For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber on The prem
ises JOSEPH NJ JOSlIN
ian19 d3wSwlts
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"Let us take few lines from the speech Of Hon. Hon
Charles Sumner, Of those powerful int ects and no.
be heats that have shone ty in sister coun-
try. What noble eoquence l-L0HdoR Tlaass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-02

aItUR s ALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE on 1~=.A
V Piedmont Street, containing rooms convert. FL
enty arranged. G. 7. S. CURTIS. Hssss
ja3 dSm
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ga FOR SALE IA t&o.story Dwelling House
% and about three ourths of All acre OF Land stua-
LILY ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
nom Charlton Depot the north side of the old Worces
ter and Stafford Turnpike aud formerly residence OF
the late Col Asa Bacon The HOuseis in good repair aud
well calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of eand, lying the opposite side
Of said road, with small Barn tn It will be sold
at "a low price, separately all together, and liberal
ere lit ven for most of che purchase money snd is de-
srabe location for boot shoemaker or other me-
chanc. JOS A. DENNY
LeceS' err, Nov. T.. 1880.
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Cost nno trullno.

a., k.--5Vu Bnshfla IN atgf1, ani % sac 0y
NV t.I..la r, a j. SUTTON.
JAZZ du Mechanic Street.
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Triesemar-The Great European discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters patent OF England
e seals Of Ecoe dc Pharmaeie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna. & ar4~<.s. r
Triesemar No the remedy for general and debility
OF yle decay and all distressing
quene arising from an early abuse &C. liz effects ecaeous
YOUTH manhood and old The virie powers would
impaired, the decline life IL the Tresenar
universally adopied all physical impedments magic
before its influence, thus rendering invaluable
tering the marriage state
Tesemar No completely entirely eTadicaes
those disorders which copaiva and cubebs
antdoe for, to the ruin Of the health portion pop
uaion. IL
Tnesemar No the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician with
the inevitable destruction of patients
and which all the sarsaparila in the world
Triesemar Nos. SMELL and
all nauseang qualities They may lay the toilet table
their use being detected.
Sold cases. each divided separate doses as ad
ministcred by Vaipeau, Lalemand, Roux &C. H E
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF Mr. ii. A. harrow
Green street. near Canal New YORK. specially appointed
proprietor and for the United
other part of America immediately receiving
Mr. Barrow will forward the Triesemar any part world
securely packed and addressed according
writer. n 3 .8 .FsN#
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov O-dlY
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mo. b47.I
Notice

ike States Of Ias~ois hcA'ysn, Wssconssn, aud Ioa.
FINDER provisions act
gess, June Ia 1870, which
quantity public land resiang uns0id
shall be reduced number hundred
districts shall and, in conp-
with other laws the subject Secretary
directed that the following Offices be discontinued,
shawneetown and kaskaskia in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsod
will 10 be subject those Offices from of tho
receipt notice 10 thai effect by The regers
points, and VIII BIO made subject 10 entry az follows
sbawneeon kaskaskia atlac 10 the Springfield
district, Illinois. Hr
Kalamazoo TO the Ionia dsc Michigan.
Milwaukee Ia the Menasla district, Wisconsin
Fairfield the Charlton distrct Iowa.
The officers points consolidation will
the days which will be prepared receive
applications entries such lands their offices.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this 18th
November, A. ID. 1885 5 # IA
THo5. A. HENDRICKS, RI
Commissioner General Land Office.
Nuy lila WG,y
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Nassau Han college Of New Jersey. princeton.


81 should a1ld aeqlsiassGce be forgot,
And never brought 20 min
should aud aequansanee be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne-''
The members The senior class Of the ending June 1883
junior class Of The eudng June, 1854 The sophomors
class the ending june 1884, and the Freshman class OF the
year ending in June 1880 hereby requested assemble In
Washington u e. BY the Third Of March, A d. e5 al the latest
10 brighten the links OF The chain love and friendship which
nor de can ever entirely exchange in Their
lives greeting and sympathy the uniimey fate
soms Of their most promising eompeers.
preliminary ening of the selfapponled committee win be
held on he nIst Monday In sepembe A. d. 1885, al The United
states Hotel, Chesnut Fourth Fih
which those members OF the whom
senien invited 10 attend when the viii be
adopted 10 secure as fu an attendance possible.
In us tne those 10 whom this addressed will ba
good enough furnish The committee
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT. NJ. D..
OF Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee
.#k ALEXANDER q, HAhT, M. d.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
## , q lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN
.H.#ra OF Winston, AIeghany Co., Md,
BAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Baisto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
- HE..f Committee.
JoaE WsIpnLK OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March a7--lawtalar3 (InteigeneerJ
All newspapers the civilized
ed TO notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
beers Of the classes scattered through The
visions the globe and all newspapers throughout United
States OF America requested gatulous
casionaiy between this dale and The 30 OF March A. 1887
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Washington Aqueduct.

.s. a T.t OrFICK WARRINGTON AouKDucr,
s# Washington, March Y, 1855
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation brick masonry
dams, tunnels, and other Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received TO the 9th Of May will be opened
that day. II
Maps proilcs specifications ae work will be ready for
animation and amer the 90tt day Of April next.
Proposals will be received particular cuIyers
bridges, &c. &C. described in The plans
Portions only OF Of the works completed under the
present appropriation; but all for
be subject TO future by Congress-
serves the right prescribe the work rate
under each contract for ee case
the appropriation hpag sufficiently decide when ana
what works shall be stopped until funds become available
In case OF the entire stppage particular want Of
funds, the reserved will Judgment OF
the engineer the work has been properly has
gone. r,. IN.
Payments will be made in checks upon United States
treasury upon the monthly
per cent? and will be odion Of that work
men shall be paid their full wages monthly specie
All bids should be sealed, endorsed Proposas
the Washington Aqueductn
The United right any or all the bids
should they be deemed
en as mA considered conducive the progress
work.
one ~ more Responsible thai
take that The bidder bidders WILL IL his accepted
enter into obligation within days. good
securities for the completion
70 be accompanied by the certificate OF the United
judge United States district attorney
the general individual or De-
parment of War; thai the able good
guarantee.
Bids VII be opened in Of bidders If any them
#&a M. C. MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
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FLEETWOOD CEMETERY.-oice No. 292 Pennsylvania
VI Of 10Th street, Savings Bank. This
laid the plan Of the celebrated Of
New York; and situated The high ground distant and
mile Of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the gateway This have received charter from Con
ges nppopraing their ground forever to burial making
legislation otherwise, which is
wish their dead repose where placed them for
In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable purposes, sell pro
iscuousy large and legal prevent
titles given to the ground. a8 tsf'
N Bodice open 10 M, pamphlets, with
nap, the charter and bylaws and all other information, be
obtained all orders for le
No 4O seventh any other undertaken win
aIsHaod ssas .g.r. June IDLY
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No. SAB
NOTICE the location two land Offices and
the Office OF the surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in pursuance of the 18th section OF the
approved Odd uiy, 1884, creating
Territories Kansas and Nebraska and Of the first section Of
establishing said
Office for the has been located
OMAHA Cry the Of Of Nebraska Territory and
sce for the "PAwsKR and othe
khA GLE CoMrros the seat Of government Of Kansas Ter
ntory. ~ &.7 s.a. 6fe -5 sA tta@- Ste
Given my hand city Washington twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1885,
by order of the Presidents ...
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
.. ...r. Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w INTEL and Star.
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Iy
rns S.swssn washington s.aa. and wheeling but III
Runnag ,iis 1seon Washington and CINCINNATI II hous
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved its
e and sI Of
the Northwest and the Southwest.
tains always promptly
Washington ,ane,Sa asy called Tie Relay ou.e nine miles
Washington and the Ohio river baggage checked through
there's nh the without charge, for those holding
tickets for points beyond The connecting trains leave
Washington daily at 8, and AZ, Sundays at the
TRIAL RAILROAD, running Belaire, Ohio,
sss aa esasss w a1s d.
Mansfield and sandusky raoad for sanduk Toledo Detroit
AZ Columbus railroad trains
q n co. M1 xsn s s e
formed the through Dayton % INDIANAPOLIS, Tene
aodiDs Through ,ese for Memphis vcA.bs
Naichss New Orleans are also sold :. Wasns ton
Tickets for Evansye Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi.
ae ticket, are sold when the Ohio . nsygabs between
the cleveland and Pi,isburg railroad s made
aordns through tickets and cheeks il Washington The
shortest speedy and direct 70 nearly al the leading points
bu, $50 miles, being abou, 100 miles shorter than other
Fare BY through ticket Washington To Wheeling, 90 IS
Cgmbus s3 Dayton, s5 5oi cinennat s6i Louisville
BY oad Si8 G5 by from CineiRna $iS lndianapo
lis SIT Cleveland S2 is; Toledo SIS 80; Detroit SIS 90
Chicago $40 6s $40 SOL 81 Louis 82s 50 and cas-; Memphis,
SCI; New Orleans 33l, &c. At
Harpes Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs,
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont OAKLAND and Famount
passengers may Washington O. 4i For the
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
train from Washington.
and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. special ad
verisemeIts.
Eo further niosmalan through tickets, apply TIL H.
PARSONS, AGENT at Washington station. IA
... JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dtf Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for trips performed, each NJ se
omissions not satisfactorily eplsned three lines the trip
be deducted. For arrivals schedule
excused fourth OF the psy for the "Trip be The
contrse be snnnlcd for violating The
post Once lsws for dsob~yng the
The General may orde, an increase o. ssvce
vdsd The nnnins time he
o. Discontinue paw
condition o. hs allowing months
service Aspens~d with.
No increased will be allowed n sny nct.sl
advertised distance, the
stated The contracts to be September
JAMES CAMppEJ.I
-. Postmaster General
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Posr orrrcr DsrARrsrxr, June 2, 1850
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States IL. day
Of October nes' tn the Beth June 1852
In Tennessee, VIII be received the Contract de-
psrment In the city Of Washington Of the ism day az
August merit, 20 be decided the ncst day visi T. N
Concord Depot, T.n to Louisville mue. ana
back, three time. week = : '- ~
Leave Concord Depo, Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday
on arrival Of tran from kno,vIle-ssy stIosm,
Arrive at Louisville by ~ m:
Leave Louisv'e Monday Wednesday, and Friday al o
Arrive At Concord Depot by 4pm
Proposals for six trips Invited