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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

A UvRALIA.-rBE ursURpAssFD A ] CLIPPER
"A ship Rad GAurTLRT win be t4psSchei fsr Mss,urns
an early day This bearufai clipper sessersed fss fsi
pera<c~ and consdeny especed she viii make the rus
out Melbourne seventy eve days Hew
tst,ous f~ passengers and secod esbhs be
rnpsssed raslv sppfrh.ou viii be necessary 70 SECURE
ser,na fesht or pssssgs ~ cv rates @ph 70 soor-
LkE, LORD A QUEvEAU, tns Wall ssect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

AUCTION sALE-uCUsEHoLD FURNITURE AND
"A hos etpinl Goods Ac sANCFl4 OSuOD co.
audontrs will sell wedre fes H. at los ocitcl,
at tp ,sesrcom 81 Nassau street large general assort
~ souaehcd furniture e,"sSing % rose wood mshoes
ry nd walnut paror covered 10 saun orocpei'
Diva h,irclo,h sc marble w~shsands sol "a
ehas table, euanred he rso suit, beosteads
vnrrlss kc aso large Election Of hcusek eeotng goods
plas Britannia ware &C Catalogues on The morning o.
.~lo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

UCT1Ok NOvlCE-N. DOU"uiN tVIlo NnnS,
"A Housa Of gentecl farniur' o. Wednesday rea. W.
q or oc ock l26 West tw-uiy els hth sure vE-hose
mahogany or suits, brosoe aod ace cursus,
roswosd tables, velvet wilton and py c&pets
Euish ooiois mirrors pau III costly gas cns1de ers
r@~ocd &C panofort- nv -srnoe Hoot 20
eeterr wardrvbes ench ARD cottage bedNeads,
uugsnY sud oak extentou Sung ard tes tables hors
hfnaressee beds bos spd po vs. wasnstsI ds
tr se shogaay cnairs sofas rockers, clSss vases
ubie orsasrtit lounges sc With a-ee assortment Of
tp uopf End kitchen furniture, china crocte aai glass
cutlery ko Worthy the aucni N OF houskeosoissn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

LroR HAvRE DrRECr-PRAScoA AMERICAN COM
s&arp co-msDder viii leave Cor the sbs-s po~, Non
dAT, Fee " Al " clock prectssy Prsced pssAAss-Fru
calm. At fO; do. do. forward fl Po~ r~aght
sepiy 70 ue sSeaiA IN I'D. PouuER co,
70 Bsoad arse.
E,oa HAvnB DrRGCT-PkAsoo AA88IoAs COZ.
psuy.-rhe vrcznh ssvev seansship CADfA,
tveriy two Aundrc< tsns burshea- AlniAnh cm.
uAsAsv, win savs m Ne Abovs povt THURSDAY, Deb
ocsock precssAy. Proc q pssaNxe-Frss cabin an
ss.S n ID. ron IA sse Co. "a srS.e .ss1sl
L'oR NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA. -rHE uNfrED
fsaiss msa steamship CAHAwbA, d BulIoch coon
maedcr, VII coolnescs receiving frcsh 90 MOB
6sy, February Q, and sAn foe he above poyts "a
rd.y rearuss 4 alto osie = y 'rcn he sc. q 70
:.s.a~ .ss. IftfssspsS. choGnsxos ! co, u
rsrx plsoc, n. n.
L'oR 0ALUoRNrA.-xRw roRK AND SAN FRAN
csso ste>nshp line vrr.css ss,si'I rcasoeS fss sss
peosk $50 tons burt6ea VIII al n,s .spavail 90 va
be .es.sr sIERkA NEW al "A nom Panama rsctal
fc~ San rssnctco. 50 lba - baggage Allowed ~ eNch pse
sssy o.y . caRS "a s x ssss ka B~ss
CUrroN cos DESPATCH LINE FOR sAr FRAN
- cisco-salng REGULAR, srd positively bsfbre he
day Advertised Clipper Of saturday eSn rsbrusy nst
CkOcKkrf srepcer master Ia bsfng per - sssi'1ver,
ard ~ill positively sail above The Davt Crckeu
Of the finest ships buh IN the ntsi st,ss ard the
shsrpes cspper nov csiins ns san franc.cc snpper,
hand In their bih 81 hdlpg for signature
SUTTON CO., south corner ef wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

L street Mortgage sale Of tunt'ure &c. on Tuesday
Feb. TO- at 10 O'Clock 81 ~ Chrsopher street consist
Ing of general assortment OF household furniture to
JOHN r. HARRINGTON. stNruey for Mor'g~gee
The above sale ia adjourned until Thursday Februaxy o.
1857, the time and place
JOHN Il. HARRINGTON. Attorney for MortEagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

--~-S cc1T ,u0syOs nsa - q aIRat MoRr AQI
j sSeoJ GUuE SON dssu II s.coe GO 'oosdsy ess.
"a n ~ s,cuk A. NJ II ttse sts saf edton
s~ls Hy,sxi, by order az B,ILNY sarsSgee the
sassnr siUc< zen pms bale b~ sud tse 6txrss Chairs
~ Ec with tho yenrg uOexsbcA ssra OF lease OF the
,reise northeast cornsr q Fufoa and Pineapple
sreets Brooki,n- Terms cssh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

A rcrpS SALE THIS DAY, At ]. oCLocKooBY y
N NONpTIf. auctor ~ Nassau street -oeuWN
ce,,Ienro s<lD paintings frnituec mirrors ms'tresses
bed. svr plated ware ievolry peuknyua maodeous 80
sars Se.ehoush for large advertisement Como ana you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

THOMAS vEITCH. AUCTIOEEER -6rORE NO. IL
Spruce s.reet-Mortgage sale Of drugs chemicals, dye
fixtures &C. On Wednesday, February IL 1851
M at the Of broadway aid TWENTY second
the contents OF first drug store, togeser With
the nxlures, &C.. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

w Wednesday at iei, O'Clock ls- old Cana. street
large snd general seofent Of genee parsor cham Der
and urnure OF family breaking DO ,sekeepiog
prror cenire anes mirror msbogsLy book
Asa brussels and ingrain oil cloths msrble too
drerg bureaus a. toet SITS mahogany add
walnut bedseeds hair aod over mattresses beds and bed
dry wardrobee. dinncroom and kitchen Ltnsls cLIar
e nd
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

<,ANkL BARCEs AND sutrs roR sN.S-sEyERA AL
barres adapted Cor sohuy MI sud Delaware ard Raitn
osnas IN good condition csrying 2e 70 us from Phia
cephs also number Of r, rate muea b~elthy snd souD
r sae At ne annahe and separately, required Ap
nlr to a. 2. NEYIN. No 4 New siroct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

VUuIIANT T. BOYD AUcTIoYEE GEORGE Nj.
w CROi.S-On Wednesday February u 1T ,0is O'clock.
the sassrcom 6 Nassau street. and second haad tur
pure comprising suits of furniture IN brocais
ard hacloh; rosewood and mahogany bedsteaes . YES
every variety mahogany chairs and sofas Ia halc0h oak
walnut book corcheS couch beds hair ua
tresses straw pslaes feather pillows and OILS terra cot
"a vases card receivers. and chuA &c
also superior tone pa, nCie, with carved legs, oil
palniir rs
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL.S

WlLLARDS' HOTEL-A T. MalcoIm.on. y
Y; Meade, A; Mrs ard Miss Meade n
NJ; Hon Richie. vi Saliade and LADY, Pa: 4.
y Hayes, NJ; l. Rowland, NJ McEwen A l.
Lewis, Magyar, Pa l. Cohen, Hon T. 4. Lowe
Md; Butler, Cal; DR. TinsIar, L. SN; J s Os.
good: Ny; Z OsgoOd, y y; II l. Gibson, La; J
T u Dorsey, Md; Mrs and Masters w red Mis-
DuIning, Ga; Mr. and Mrs Ga.dnrr La: Mr. and
Mrs racie, Ala: Mehatfey, NY; Com Sal.er L
~; Symington, Md; J Terrell, Cal: Miss
r NOrTell, DC; Miss re Wentworth, Conn: G.
Christie, j., K; DR. I.y nch, CSN; r e Khad-
with, p b Rockland, J Cofstain, jr. Pa: J p Gre
coon, y YOIk; X + Wilkinson, Lorian stifanos.
Egypt; Maury, USA-
BROWNS BOTEL Hon 8 y Marshall Ill.
Il Trent, Sd; Hon Jas Hughes, Ind; Hon A
Jenkins, Va; Ii HaTvie DC, DR. X Anderson
aud soEs, Va; j. HASKELL. do J BrIna d. Mo:
II ii CAmpbell, Va; vs. NJ sample, do; y /. Oar.
nall, Md; Madame Lola MOntsz Md Col Chas
BufshaI, do; w Brown, do, n Grow, do Jas
Candy, do, Geo shaft, do; Mr BOLIVIAN Va; ]
HObson, do; VI II Bailey, p Thatch.
ha.>; VIM Coz, Pa; A Lipmen. do; Mr. Sas.
s~r, aid; G + Tyler, Va. Jno 4 Mcdaniel. do; NJ
Horn, NY; L l. FountierUy, CSA John Miller.
~; w Maulsby, Md ID BucLly, Pa; Jas Il
HamIniu, do.
hihkWOOD HOUSE.-r VI Bowling Md:
Il "a CIass, Ntb; > friedman, Md: W Whistler
WI L MaIsLell and family. Nd: JF Cb,slev
NJ Zimmerman. Md; Il IIamblrton do. p
6oiuian, SID. l. Dudley, La: Il HARDY do: A
* Dshhe"' Ma ID WiHsberger, do; Dnble
Us HOTEL, a.. o. sMIru.J-U A Hay.
den VIE; W IA HO.kins. ] ] Lamkin 4 D,yfs
NJ GranthaH, Plymale. r. & Inca. i, y w
fales, q Rust, vi Fields, II Furdnn Tn CovIs
Va Thompson, Tenn; W LeComufe H.,
BraddOck, Md; Wall, Pa; f. Bradley, f K Ohm.
stead, NY. Jam
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BANKING HOUSE OF GHuRR aRorurp.

DEPOSITS Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
o ties received on Deposit at par and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DKPOsITs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS IL VIRGINIA AND GNcuRRENT, MONEY.
celved TO be checked for in same funds, in
specie, we charging the regular EXCHANGE;
pnlsscSuNIs:nNotes, Drafts, and Bills OF Exchange
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CRKDIr.-Tetters of Credit will be
fnrnished negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged If Costeras. on such terms as may be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcuANsR.-Traveers will
be furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired negotiable IN tue different Cities of the Cnion
LAND AND EuROPR.-BiIls of Exchange and Letters
at the market rate for Exchanges in sums to suit.
ties paying from to IL PR cent. always for sale or
bought in the different Cities at commission Of an
pr. cent Where stocks are bought upon orders, We
the COST. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered BY tee-
graph.
RAILROAD. CITY. AND STATE BoNDs.-Railrosd.
City, and Stats Bonds be placed in our hands for
neSotston, either IN this country or Europe. Rail
road Ir3I purchased for cash or with Bonds.
LAND WARRAN1s.-LaId Warrants bought at tho
market rates. All Warrants sold by are s10Y oa-
sssd II every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
~ rrants will be forwarded to w estern Houses on
orders, or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
RIAL Estate AND INsuRANoEs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and insuraDces effected.
CONsREss.-Cl:ims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to u.s. will be
BY prompt III Obi HBsRRTo6eTfHERs
Jan n Opposite the Treasury,
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NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO
1891 From Santa Fe, by Alameda, Albuquerque,
AgodoneS, Socorro, Fort Craig. Las Cruces
Bernanl'lo. .os Lunas, Fort Fillmore and
FrOntero, Texas, 20 Ell Paso, Texas $40
miles and back, ~ ice month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 10th and 18th Of each
month
Arrive at FL Paso in eight days;
Leave vi Paso on the 9TH and 5sd Of each
month;
Arrive al Santa fe in eight DAYS;
Bids for weekly trips will be considered; also,
for separate parts to and beyond Albu-
querque.
l2852 From Santa Fee, by Los Lueeros to Fernando
DE Taos, 20 miles and be ok. once week.
Leave Santa Fe Monday n q m;
Arrive at Fernando De Taos "Wednesday by 10
An:
Leave Frnando De Taos Thursday at q IN:
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 a ma.
1888 rom Las Cruces 10y MesIlla, 10 Tucson, and
back, once eek.
Bidders to state the distance, and sehedue of
arrivals and departures by which they pro-
pose to run.
1884 From Tucson, by Arizona and Colorado CITY.
to San Diego, Cal, and back twice a moItb
Bldders to state distance and schedule.
Proposals to extend, by enmmelcing at FL
Paso, Texas, will be considered.
1885 From Albuquerque,by Zuni.t to Vlsaa Wood
Will LEI Cal. 30 miles aud back once a month
Bidders to state schedule which is to connect
closely wIih route 1881
Proposals for more frequent trips will be coz
sIdered.
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OR ECON.

OREGON.
l27Ol From Astoria. by Ca hlamet. Wash. Ter Oak
Point, Rainier, Oregon, st. Helen. Lake
River, Wash; Vancouver, Souvie's Island,
Or. Portland, Milwaukee. ard OswsYo.
Wash Ter, TO Oregon City, Or, IA mlles
and back, twice q week, In steamboats,.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and Satu rday at Ga m;
Arrive al Oregon City next days 10y p IN;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
Tam;
Arrive at Astoria next days by 3 a NJ.
Bids to run by u different schedule will be con-
sidered.
1900 r rom Portland, by Oceola, Hlsboro, Tuala,
tin, and Wapatoo, to La Fayette, Is miles
and hack, once week.
Leave Portland Monday at I m;
Arrive at La Fayette next day by Ga m;
Leave La Fay cite Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Portland next day by SPIN.
1905 Fem 9ssxon fFys "a Yam HILL Ruteyo
Pspdencei |! BlS 90 nj Liberty and Albany
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
lam;
Arrive at Corvallis next DAYS by 5pm:
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Frid Az at a m:
Arrvsaf Oregon 6ity next days BY p m,
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EVENING STAR.
MUSIC OF SHOP AND FARM LABOR.

BY MRs. yRAHcIs D. GAGS.
The banging Of the hammer the Wmriins oil the
The crashing of the Dusy saw, the crssklpg of the
The r,nSns Of ths anvil the grating Of the drill,
The elsttsTns Of the turnins lathe, the whrrng Of
Tho buszng of the spindle, the rafting of the loom,
The pufins Of the engine, the fans continuous
Th. clipping Ofths tailor. shears. the driving of the
Thss: sounds of honest industry lO's-I love them
The clicking Of the magic type. the earnest talk of
The tOlas of the giant press, the scratching of the
The tapping of the yard stick, the Thinking of the
The whis,ius of the needle (when no bright cheek
The humIning Of the cooking stove, the surgns Of
The pstternE feet of childhood, the housewives
The bunilnE Of the scholars. the teachers kindly
Th's: sounds of active industry lO's-I love them
love the ploughrnan's whistle. the rsapers cheer
The dIovsrs oft-repeatsd shout squirting his stock
along:
The hustle of the market man he HES him to the
The hallOa from the treo-top, the rIpened fruit
The busy sound of threshsrs, that clean the rpened
The bu.kers joke and catch of glse meath the
moonlight on the PLAIN;
The kind voice Of the hsIdsman. the shepherds
gentle call
These sounds of pleasant industry lovs-I love
them all.
Oh. there's good in labor, If we labor but Alright
Thst gives yIgor To the day time and sleep
arnigbt;
A good that brngeth pleasure. even to the toiling
hours.
For duty cheers the spirit, as dew revivss the
flowers
Then say that Jehovah gave labor as a doom;
No!-'us the richest mercy from the cradle to the
tomb.
Then lot Us still be dong, whateer We find to do,
I'm cheerful, coping spirit, and free hand, strong
and true.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Containing conditions 10 be incorporated an tas
contracts 60 the s1tent ths department. mag
DEEM proper.
!. Seven minutes arc allowed at each lnter Immediate
ONCE, when not otherwise specified, for asserting
the mails.
2. Railroad and steamboat compan es are required
to take the mail FROM and deliver il into. the post
Offices st tho commencement and end OF their routes,
and to and from ali offces not than eighty rods
from station or Landing. Proposals may be sub
United fpr the performance Of all the side seIylee-
that u.s. for Offices over eighty rods from station or
landing.
8; No pay will be made for trips not performed;
and for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily
planned three times the pay of the trip may he de-
Quoted. For arrivals 90 FAR behind time as TO break
oonnexion with depending mails, and not sufficiently
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

r.. H.. MILLER, SON d CO. will sell all
QUEENS WARE, GAS FIXTURES.
&C., G. q g, at their usual regular low prices,
W. ulscount OF hive ger cent. for cash a. ~
G and receive in payments notes Of Any OF
tne Nrsinia Banks (exoept the Bank Of Kananwa)
Al PSF. ANY and all debts due them can be paid m
tne same currency, with thanks to such OF their
ositIOn. '-'s p'"p'
Alexandra. Sept %, 1887, ss9s-,f
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II The lIOnIle banA, d ID not suspend specie
payments dunng the late panic.
II The Dalton divorce case has by mutual
consent, been withdrawn from the Massachusetts
Supreme Court.
IL The provision brokers Of Baltimore have
orgenizfd an exchange FOR their especial bsneht.
MI. J. e. Adams is President.
u Lady Byron has sent over a contribution
oftS to the ChildIen's Aid Society Of New York
City, 10 benefit Of poor childIen.
LACONIC.-The following is a COPY Of thanks,
giving proclamation Of the Governor of Minneso-
IA Territory: Thursday, the 10Th day Of Decem-
Der, Is hereby appointed to be observed by the
people OF Minnesota as thanksgiving day. In tes-
timony whereof, &c"
ID The Allegheny muTderers in Pennsylva-
nis-Fife, Stewart and Charlotte Jone>-wiiI be
hun. unless the Executive inteIfsres; the Court
OF last resort having III med the sentence Of the
Court below. The victims, Of this murder were
H-n.y Wilson aud Elizabeth McMasters resi-
dents Of McMoresport, Pc.
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Insurance, 90.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-
aSo.po0!g

THIS COMPANY 10 now prepared 70 receive apP4ce-
tlons for INSURANCE'ON BUILDINGS, MER.
any charge for Policy, at their Ofhoe, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DlRGr0Rs.
VIM. F. BayH, Samuel BacoQ,
Joseph BRYAN, James F. HalidAg,
VIM. Orme, Hudson TAYLOR,
Francls Mohun, M. w. Calf.
Benz. Beall,
GRAFTON u. HANSON. Secretary. ap lilly
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MANUFACTURED
NALD NEDY.
No. 10 WdYreR Stystt, RoxbkrY. MnNaekHaafH

Agents for WashIugton-Chas. Stott r co p
Gilman, KIdweil Il Lawrence, J. b. Gardner BURY
< Co., ID. Walsh Co.. I. 8. Walsh, J. p Stone
Martin hlng, NaiIn Palmer, Schwartz Il CO. q
Boswell, Daniel y. Clark. J. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson. J. ord Bro. Agents for GeOrgetown.-R
:. CIsse, o VI Lenthaul, J. l.. KiIweil
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izaa From Corvallis, by ssarr,s Point, Franklip

' From SS sw Sand Nd Tpss r g S.f
Leave Corvallis ii " sdnesdsy Al sam.
Arrive At Oakland next day by pm;
Leave Oakland w wednesday st Gam;
is7o5 From Corvallis, BY kinney., MsITay,s, Pa,
Willamette, to oakland. LOO mile. and ba x.
once week, "
ffriV. q osfiand Fridays Is tpm;
Leave Oakland Friday At am;
Bids 70 end .. Wine sstsr are Invited.
b7sS From Corvallis, By Soap Greek, Lasfemuts,
BsStC sS0 70 L. Fs;.sts. NIUE. and tack s
Leave Corvallis Mondays at SAM
Arrive at La ayette next days by u IN;
Leave La Fayette Tuesdays at m;
lso7 From Salem, BY beat'a Ferry y and nd Noun,
Hood to La Fay cite, IS miles and back. once
Leave salem Mondays at cam:
Leave La Fsyette Tuesdays at 6 am.
i27os From salem. By santism City. Central. Wash
ssn.e .nS pH:
City, to Pleasant Hill, ~ miles and back,
Leave Salem Tuesdays at ian:
f1. srs 81 g. Pss:' n H!ii Fridays 3, SPIN;
1919 From North Csny onve by Ssissviiis Leland,
Gold River. Jacksonville, Phoenix, Ashland
Cal, lao miles miles and back, once week.
Leave North Cany onvIlIe Monday at q IN;
Arrlve at lrska next Thursday by 6 IN;
Leave Treka Saturday at q IN;
Auiveat North CsnyOnvIs next Tuesday BY
6pm.
l27l0 From North Canyonvills, BY Myrtle Creek,
Round Prairie, Alder Brook, Rossbsrgh and
Winchester, to Oakland, a miles and back.
once q week.
Leave North Cany onvills Thursday AT 8 m:
Arrive at Oakland by m;
Leave Oakland Saturday al m;
Arrive at North Cany onvIlle by IN;
It'll From Oak land by kslosE's, tlkson, Scotts
burg, and Gardiner City, to UmpQus City, o.
miles and back. once q week.
Leave Oak Saturday st l2 m:
Arrive at CmpQua City Monday by pm;
Leave Umpqiis City Wednesday at 6a m;
Arrive Mt Oakland next day by 8 m.
ll7l2 From Albany, by Burlington and Harrisburg,
to willamette orks, 50 miles and back. once
aweek.
Leave Albany Thursdsy at a IN;
Arrive vt W Ismette Folks next d>y NJ u n;
Leave Willamette Forks Friday at PM
Arrive at Albany next dsy by . IN.
1918 From Port Oxford, by Randolph and Coos
Bay, TO Gardiner City, 30 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Port Oxford Monday At lam;
Arrive at Gardner CITY "Wednesday a. m;
Leave Gardiner City Thursday At : m;
Arrive at Port Oxford Satur day by pm.
Proposals to run, AFTER passing Coos Bay, via
Mouth OF Coquelle aud end at Cmpqua City.
about the same dstanoe as aQvertises, are
invited.
l27l4 From Port Oxford. by Randolph and Empire
City, to Winchester and back, once week.
Bidders to state schedule and distance.
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Utah.

1901 From Salt Like City By IehiEh City, Ameri-
gan Fork: Prove City, SSPEingv,le, Pas:on.
wan, Fort Johnson, odsr City Bring hurst's.
N. Mex, Santa Clara California, san Bsr
hdIdno, Monte, San tatrIsl. and Los An
fe!es, to San Pedro, 81 miles and back, orOs
month.
Arrive at san Pedro BY the lst of the following
Leave San Pedro on the sh Of sach month:
Arrive al Sal; Lake City by the 6rst OF the fol-
lowing month.
Bids 10 run twleo month wall be considered;
,.. Cedar CITY e;sS nssis. from ss, i,qte City;
1890. Flon Sail lake CRY by Ness Mills, ill
to Alpine City, 40 miles end lack, once
Leave Salt axe City Thursday 1T & M;
cave A Pine City Thursday a. SPIN;
high City, Garduer's Mills, NOR can Fork
ois raSsS S ya cTees
and EPhrsim to Manii, 40 miles and back,
Leave Sail Lake City Thursday at Gam
Leave Manti n onday st q IN:
arrIve at salt Ian. "a, \ vtiuestsy by u N.
l9soi From Salt Lake City, BY StoIer, Centrsvie.
Farmingtan, NASHVILLE, and Ogden CITY, 10
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday
Arrive at Rrieh,m City next days by lqm;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and FTldsy At
,o.,. Arrive at Salt LAX. City next day. by pm.
1905 From Salt Lake City, by roocs City, to
Grantsvllle, IS mi es and bSok, onos week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday team;
Arrive at Grsntsvie next day al I'm;
Leave GTantsvI. Friday at Bpm;
Arrive at Salt Lake City rext dsy by 6 pm.
1886 From Salt Lake City, 10y TaylOrsvie, Mount
Pleasant, " est Jordan. Fort Herrlman. tnd
Gardnrrs Mills, To Cedar Valley, (South
FuTt,l 81 miles ard lack, once a week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday ate IN;
Arrive at CedN Valley next day 10y I'm;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at p IN;
Arrive at Salt ak. City next day by 6pm.
l2oO7 r rom Cedar City, by Harmony and Piue Val
ley. tn santa Clare, 10 miles and hack, once
in two weeks.
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at
am;
Arrive at Santa Calra next Saturday by . m
Leave Santa Clara every other Monday at
am;
Arrive at Cedar City next "Wednesday by
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