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WILMINGTON.
ED. BR.NGHuRST Il CO,
RING and DISPENSING
Chemists and PkarmscCutist..

es"u hoh ettullStSg
Cor. Wr"ef and Sirth Streets,
" L NJ y UTON, DELaW ARE.
OLD srANn.l lEsrA LIsnEn ~ 1890
HAFiNi "A SIN II Laboratory aitlchcd to o..
Esab' shnent and avail ell Ourselves Of sons
modern 'mprO., me- IN manuf,cturu x We feel
cor Eicnt of o ability to furn sh Coul ~ Phy i.
cia' 5 Merchants and he rade ~. erriy with al
ari,el IN oar line. OF the n.ost itab'e q nifty
and 7 very reason bic and satisfactory prices
IL I'd rs by mai: or private hand promptly
atIe. dcd 10, and carefully packed
Our 10 consists Of Id. Irin2hurst Jr.. T.
iames Bell ard Ferris Brinyhurst jr idu ito VI
The Philadcl plia College Of PHARMACY
4. Co. IRE tgeLts for the following:
bAir Nycth's compound S, rup Of the
lh"srhsts; deservedIy popular as a Nutritiys
Ionic for building up thr strength of irdydu Is
previou-ly wasted by proracted | he lth, par.
ticular y In CONSUMPTION ard dyspepsia.
Dickinson's Magnetic EleCtrir Machines
for Nervous end Mn cdl.r AZ, Lotions Rheumatism,
Para ysiS. &c.
Dr.. Il. James Extrict OF Cannabis Indica
Tor Coisumptives. Ayers Cherry p-ctor '! AMI
PMS .sSoois India Chclogogue. and Pasch lis
Ague MIX NE fa- Fever and Agur. &c Genuii Q
jecxer 9 Eye Bnisnin. Perry Davis Prin Killer
The rs D. supply III this city, in bottles of al
EP~E, B i Co. IRE constantly in rsceir, of new
henediss; and Physicians Dies ring new puAnMA.
'EUrlcAL PREPARATIONS can have them promptly
prepared by applying. 60. e above.
ALL ARTICLES usual kept in a First C ass
Drug Store. msy be procured OF
Z. EklNGHURST / CO.
n. ". Cor. Market & SIKH streets,
ffsr 1898. Wilmington. lei.
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A Desirable Property

4 T.
Grsyg substantial frame dwelling, i6
EssS1saTd by 30 feet, two stories and ut &c
sssez conveniently divided. painted
80 1stsyS:A and papered, with back building
with a pump of first rate water
therein. a good Carpenter shop ii By 2S
feet, a stable, carriage house &c. under one
roof 10 by 40 feet, and all other necessary
ont buildings. garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun
Der Of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is cligibly situated and ad-
mirahy adapted to the wants of almost any
of the mechanical branches. and will be sold
At a very moderate price to good purchas-
er. ROBERT III. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1851.
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LIS Acres & l5 Perches.

More or less, it being the Farm upon which
James 5. Nickel NOW resides. This land is
composed of several paiccls, originally
patented under the name of ..Richardson's
Purchase = llospitaity'' and "Frieud-
ship The buildings are in excellent order
and HE improvements complete This pro-
pr'ty is situated in a healthy neighborhood.
within five miles Of Port Dcpnsi convenient
to churches, schools and mills.
TERMS bF SALE.--The degree requires
one-tlih Of the purchase money to be paid
III cash on .hc day Of sale. and the remaining
Instalmcnts Of onc-thrl each to lie paid
scYcrally in nine and eighteen months from
the day Of sale nd 10 bear interest from
sale. the payment Of the last two instruments
to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser
with a surety OF surcticS to he approved by
lUstre. j. I. MCCULLOUGH,
Feb 20. LISTS. Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Il T. y \ l1.AI ~.
FEVlilS Beautiful Estate will be sold a
4 Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, March 2ad, 1858,
at O'Clock +. NJ, at the Court House door,
| in Elkton. 1t contains
500 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
The cleared land (abput one half of the
farm is in a good state Of cultivation, and
particularly adapted to a grazing or dairy
water in every field, and the advantage of the
markets Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, three
or tUur times a day. The W oodland (he bal
ance of the tarm) is heavy timbcrcd with
WHITE OAK, of which il Is supposed 1000
Trees can be cut, Black Oak, II cllOry. Wal
nut, Beach. Poplar, &c. The buildings en-
bracing all Necessary for a first class farm are
in good order, as also the fencing. There
is an Orchard Of Apples, Peaches, and Pears
Of the best quality. On this property there
is valuable MIl.L-SEAT with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters of Elk
Greek, on which there are many Factories,
Furnaces. GriSt and Saw Mills.
This Farm can be easily divided, giving
cleared Land. No place in the state is more
healthy or has better water.
TERMS LIBERAL, and made known at
sale. W. C. GLENN.
Feb c, iS5S-ts. near Elkton, Nd.
Enoch Crouch, Auctionecr.
r.'D-l. Republican,, Village Record copy
once week till sale, and send bill to adrcr-
iscr.
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NEW STORE IN ELKTON!
On Main 81. Nearly PIP, s.te
the Old Bank.
THHIlE subscriber respectfully announces /,
4 the people of Elktrn and lis vicinity
that he las opened New Store on the CASl
RINCIpLE, and now offers for gale at til
lowest CASH rates Il first rake assortment g.
Family Groceries including all The ,aiicti,
Kept in Retail Stores. Alsv we'll Eelecte,
stock Of
EsEy GCGDs,
Quecnswsre, Ila, DWARF, lu,lery, Fame
Goods, &c, &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has 81
hand Il good lot Of ShoYels, Spades, Corn
Hoes, Hay forks; and he intends to keep o.
hand varions other articles used by Farme,s
He also has Fish. Salt, Bacon, aud good
assortment Of Brandirs, Wins and other Ii
qusrs, holcsale and Retail.
His whoIr Stock is selected with gre at care
and he respectfully invites oil PERSONS TO cal
and examine and judge for themselves.
u County Produce taken in exchang,
fer Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM NcCLELLAND, Jr.
May 2, tt
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REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

IN virtue Of 4 Decree Of the Circuit Court
4 for Cecil county. as q Court OF Chancery,
the subscriber, as trustee. will sell to the
highest bidder at Public Auction, at Smith =
Hotel. in Port Deposit, on
IFedacsdag, the 2Eh dau Of March, 1858,
at y O'Clock NJ, all that
LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
(heing part Of Il tract called g PATTERSON 5
FuRTuNE,'') which is situated on the road
leading from kocl; Run. in Cecil county, To
Battle swamp. aud particularly described in
deed from Elisha Brown to Lydia ami
Eleanor Armstrong, recorded among the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county, in Liber
J. s., No. 30, folio 95, containing about
Three Icres Of Limit, more or less.
The improvements consist Of a GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE and ~-syS
SCHOOL HOUSE. The Schorl EssttS...,a
tl"usc Lot, VI ich is part Of the Hays i A
above, is described AZ fronting ssGs ~ ~. I'M
on the public road thirty feet. and Turning
back fifty !irct, and will he sold with The rest
on separately, as purchasers may desire
The location is high and healthy, and the
Land of good quality.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the
Decree are that one third part of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the day
OF sale, and the residue in two equal install
menlSa at six and twelve months. with inter
est from the day sale, for which notes, with
approved security. will he rcqurcd
HENRY W. ARCHER.
Feb 20, lSjs-ts Trustee.
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NOTICE,

NSEA0E,
THE undersigned take this method Of in
L forming their friends, customers and the
rnblic generally. that they have large and
we'll selected stock of
STORE GOODS,
WHICH they offer for CASH, al prices TO suit
the times, aud expect TO keep stock at
goods, constantly On hand TO meet the wants
Of the prompt Cash paying community,
CyAll kinds OF country produce taken as
cash, in exchange for goods at mari ct rates
HAINES 4 IRELAND
Brick Meeting House, Jan z, 1853 sm.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
FOR the Present and approaching Season
A. KIDD & Son
4 T THElRNEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
"a Pohf Dep oStT, ND. have just opened a
fresh agd desirable aHortn ant Of
G:uoos for GaDifs' ll,far,
Selected with grcatcare. they nam.ippsrt:
Robes N lawns, silk Shnwl..
BF,ti'sn;es, Tribe; and Sttlin do
Challes. Embroidyries and Iuce.
ffench ChIntE, Cnderslecvts srd Collars
Dress silks skirts. Lin. \ Con. Hdks
Manu- DO. Dress Trimmings N raris
Aipanas De Beges Rereges / No, a.,lines
uin5 inns rlaids, Hair. and ether Brushes.
Hosiery and Gloves, Port Monna1es &c &c
A FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is cullod 10 Ii eli stock Of
Lai,ss o1d Misses Cutters. Boot: and Shoes
In all tn ia ,hon bic coioIs md STYLES.
FINEClitNA AND GLASS WARE:
White Stons CIina il F.trs II, Gut Glass Ware
with finer grades crscls
ALSO CUTLERY OF CHOlCEQUALITY
nuiN es and Fork, in sets: spoons pocket knives
CARTETtNGS, MATTINGs AID OH CLurrs
They also keep on hand SrArIQvEEY c .rrcb
Ayr HYMN BUuNs, Letter and Noe Paper. En-.
vclopes. &c. Any Book ordered, supplied a, Pub.
!sher's prices.
Family Groceries. Pravis.cn.
&C, regularly received, and kept constantly
hand in a separate stone room.
The attention ST their friends and the rublic
srospectfully called to thi advertiser ent Prices
will DC found to compare sAvcrably with loves
city rntes.
~ III fCountry Produce taken in *.
| change at hi CHEST marks prices
A KIDD L SON
Port Deposit, May "a. 1856.
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PUBLIC SALE,
NOTICES.


NOTICE. TO CREDITORS,
TENillS is to give notice. that ths subscri-
d Der, Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters of
administration on the personal estate OF
Eliza J.. Amsden, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to cx-
hihit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the Oh day
of February, 1859: they may otherwise, by
law. be excluded from all bercft of said
estnte. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber Given ander my hand
tuis 10th day OF February, 1858.
J. B. AMSDEN,
Administrators of f. l.. Anlsden, decd.
Tcst-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Feb. 20, lS5S--Gw.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE unde rsigned have this day entered
| into C"-Partnershlp in the Mercantile
business. under the name ana nrn.or iIaiues
L. Ireland. CHARLES II HAINES
JOHN NJ. IRELAND.
Brick Meeting House. Md, Jan /, 1858.
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PHI. ID. LPl.IA.
GIFTS! GIFTS.
500 Gesi and Silver Watches.

TO he so ut wholesale prices This /. tho
l. cheapest lot Of Watches ever before off rod 20
the pub ic Gitt in Jewelry worth from 81 10
Sl2 VIII b. given with every Watch in proportion
10 il va We. Iioirg d srous of introducing our
goods 10 the pub ic in order o meet with Quick,
ready ana cash sales we have aiop ed this method
for her disposal. We sell
Composition Verge. open face. at So anil 81 20
tine silver LePnss : and 9 90
Hunting case 1910
Lever: heavy hunting case II aud l8 %
E,g Fat. Lev, e - IL and 30 %
llrhIi!y Hoid n tsi Ley. - "a 90
'oth anchor open lace, &2l. ga and Is W
Lever hunting cate. 81 and 81 %
Beautifully engraved, IS 90
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NJ IBL O's G A r d Z N -
~ FEW WEEKS MORE ONLY,
AND POSITIVELY FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
. THE INCOMPATIBLE RAVELs.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
TERESA ROLLA,
WEDNESDAY EVENING April IL,
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF RAOUL
ANTOINE AS COURCI, THE CLOWN
LA SYLPHIDE,
La Sylphi6e. Teresa Roa
THE MlLLlNERS,
Simon the FootHsn. navel
Doors oFen At q O'Clock; to commence at y o'clock
feke:s. 80 CeD's; Upper Boxes, - Cents
Children, Is Centa
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES
VIM NlBLO in TO the numerous applications rom
the PRINCIPALS Of SCHOOLS. HEADS Of FAMILIES aud
MANY COUNTRY PATRONS who find impossible TO attend
The evening performances, has induced
THE INCOMPATIBLE RAVELS
previous their departure for Europe az final retirement IRON
the stage, 10 give $1,000 - ,.,,,,,, ,,,nc,r.,u
-FOUR GRAND AFTERNOON FAREWELL ENTERTAIN
MENTS,
on four successive SATURDAYS commencing at O'CLOCK
The frst 10 take place SATURDAY next, April IT,
The selection pieces will he made with viewto ke specla
amptement of the Juveniles aud afford two hours hearty laugh
ard recres alton of InatuIer years
will cOnckde about O'clock IN time Tor
all the ears ana boats pass Nblos minutes
Til ksts 50 Cents; Children, Is Cents; Upper Boxes ~
Cents Doors open O'Clock TO commence at oclocE
SATURDAY EVENING FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MARIETTA ZANFRETTA.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY of DE SIGN.-The
~ isiI,y,tlirs ANNUAL ExHlBTIoSo Of the NATIONAL
ACADEMY i NON OPEN daily from a. m 10 ~ ?, N a.
- G.n.,ss in Oth =, Broadway TIE collection 10
J ,,rlu.ly Of oIieins Pfur,s api Sculptures BY living
uis.ioa % cent? ticket, % cents . =, .
LIE T lDDTs9N RICHARps dbus,popdins Secretary N. A.
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w. TcrFNG, Aucionssr.
DFRENPTORY CASH AUCTION SALE OF
TIE ENTIRE sroCK OF
DRY GOODS

BARNES LYMAN Co,
AT THEIR STORE NOS " AND % BARCLAY-sr,
INsMALL LOTS TO SUIT THE
RETAIL TRADE.
BARNES LYMAN Co. viii eel at AUCTION, a. their
Store Nos 50 and 81 BAray through Ms-ss wM TOPPING
Co, on WEDNESDAY, April q, aud THURSDAY, April y
O'Clock Of each day their entire large and well assorted
stock Of STAPLE DRY GOODS, amounting nearly qsarter
Of million Of dOIarspreseriiDs opportunity for City
and Coun. Retail Merchants to their stocks the goods
being Of the class always sold by this hou The Goods
will be put Up small lots aud the sale being prempory
EVERY LOT WILL BIZ SOLD.
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NEW MUSIC
N MUsARD'S QUADRlLLEs
LES ZOUAvES, BOEUFS TT MOUrOSS.
are Ju'' p''''"1 c. BREUSiNG, No. FOL Broadway
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NEW ESQ inches, with Deep-Sea
~ so,,1a,rs. so,h-rual Likes and
ALL THE MODERN DISCOVERIES:
7. @. w. BLUNT, New York
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printing.

DAKHR d GODWN-TRIBUNE BUILD
I'D NGS print even thing nom the smallest ARD OF LABA
70 the ,gest BILL BOOK, at the Lowest Cah Prices
ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE,
II Wedding, at Home and Business Cards. Il kLLLY'S
No q Fulton-st For SALE-l00 Magazine Steel Plates
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MUSARD'
~ CONCERT.
As%.s.,oD cent: Reserved cent.
These extraordinary Concerts Tll b. given
until further notice. 80
Tb. Pre- Of the Inauguration Coreef. will
THIS EVENING, April A. At o'clock, 49,.
for the last time. Several important COMPOSITIONS rave peeD
THIRD NIGHT, AND LAST BUT SIX,
sfGisMGND THALBERG and DANGRL
THE zoUAvEs-BAITLE oUADRILLE
THE EXPRESS TRAIN GALLoP.
PRoGkAanE-PsEJ p.i,t
William Tell. noe'I-
2 /. Cent Sui.se (Q1Adre) With solos. hl.srd pre-
8 Air the Page (rhe Hug 1enG NJ vGRI
TIE Express Railroad GsOp, arranged by..'''' MlssId
Celes,iIe Polka RondO for cornetl Leeendfe
Mopsirar LEGENDRE No.,
n n, L Z s % in1 a1assC aaUXDRiIIE
THE MONSTER ORCHESTRA
In.ermissioG.
l. Overture IRA Davoo)
f'n'"''S 'h''s IG1sMUsD THALBERG.
The Cattle Show Comic quadre). ...........Musard
" " Bout ?. motion (beef and muttonl
THE MONSTER ORCHESTRA. ,,
D. INC "'''f' Madame DANGRI.
Variations (Ophicleide)
Monsieur MOREAU. 49,
Thf T Mt1 FGk Ii AND AUTHENTiC PRoGR ANNE,
containing an explanation Of the descriptive pieces and the
words Of the different songs has been prepared will beside,
c'D'''N THE PIANO. FORTE ARRANGEMENT
of the and the Cattle Show Cusdnes From desire
10 D. puaze Musards compositions rapidly possible, they
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets and Reserved Seats may BE- had al the office Of The
Academy Mnsc; C. BreuDg's No FOL Broadway, and
Sibefs. No ~ Walist, corner OF Nassau
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OU T T HIS MORN NC.
OH T rnis MORNING
OUT THIS MORNING
THE NETWORK WEEKLY
The EEW-Yosk M MERRY.
At AL TIE NEWS S SsEcEs N THE
4 4Ef 4 E#E S SEWs S SFFSEs II HE
MAGGIE THE CHILD OF CHARITY. By francis s.
Rachel, THE JEwEssi Or. THE ARTISTS DREAM
MARY, THE ACTRESS: By WV; E.raE BINDER;
THE CAPTIVE OF THE RAFT 4 Thrilling Adventure
With h' TisBss SP R ss sketch
Ysnkee character; By M.UsIcG SmLscsSY A., v.c
SKIING vIsLETs. A Love Story. BY HELEN FcSss-r
ORIGINAL POETRY. from Francis j. CrO'by' "Po-
"T EipIfoRIALs. ITEMS GLEANINGs. FACErIE, AN
swERs TO CORREsPoNDENrS. &c; .s.. sroov n.uup
MAk NS@ TUE X TIE
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
CONTENTS of THE SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
~ CAN, No So for the WEEK ENDING April IL.
selfsctipg Feeder for Nail M,cline~, Illustrated.
Clarifying Sugar by Soap.
The Recollection Of Spirits and Cure for Draukcnne'
Performsnce Of Steam Engines
The Eyes ard spectsces
Carnage s Wheel Machine. Illustrated
Improved Pump Illustrated.
Csnsls and Railroads.
Coal burning Locomotives.
Hydraulic Clements and MoTtaIs.
SubduDg Vicious Horses.
How o Improve sosry Potatoes.
Trsniflson Of Blood 10 the Horse.
Manufacture of Coal Oil.
Laboratory, No
Recent Patented improvements.
Improved Pow. Illustrated.
Ercs,ons Ho:.AI Engines on Canals
Shovel Plow illustrated
Claims Of IS Patents granted April 6. - ...,,.,,.
Tyery MECHANIC shonld subscribe for THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN information he would get from years Pc
If would be invaluable to him
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DEAUTIFUL and L W GOODS
ID AT RETAIL.
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
No. $50 BROADWAY.
Corner Of woRrsr,
SuPERs ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING SILKS and FANCY DRESS GOODS,
JUST LAHpEp,
Comprps all the latest Novelties in
''A"'' BAREGEs. o.vvs
ORGANIZES. se.
OF NEW ENeUisIrE DESIGNS.
1000 JACONRT ROBES GUILE At 81 each
500 s Of beautiful and exclusive Patterns u nr'i qsahty u
FRENCH JAC0NErS,
st?5c, per ysrd,
will be opened on MONDAY, 18th met
50 COZ ,ds INDIA SILKS aud desirable patterns,
b. cents!
DRESS GOODS FOR TRAVELLING PURPOSES.
The complete Of this description Of Goods
BE- found in the msrket
POLE DE CHKVRE
CHALLTETTE,
MOUssELINE DE CHINE.
POPLINBrrE, &c
MOURNING DEPARTMENT,
Comprising al the desirable Fabrics:
CREPE hARETZ
BAREGE DE- LAME,
BLACK GRENADINE BAREoE
"a Lew article, just TeceivedD
CHECKED SILKS
CREPE Walls. DC.
Very particular attention will be paid to this Department.
5000 yds Plaid FRENCH DUCALS at % eis wananted to
BE- the best quality Manufactured
BRoCHE, STELLA and GRENADINE sHAWLS and
SCARFs,
with new and beautiful Of
MANTLLAS and LACE POINTS,
Which will be opened
On MONDAY, l2h ius.
g. FURNISHING GOODS FOR FAMILY Use,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
BAYOU KID GLOVES,
TqsL IL superior any make Of Gloves known 10 this
natet
MIssls, 75ceuts
LaDIEN, 81 cents
GEsrs, o.
Also LADIES' SIX TAFFITAs GLOVES, 10 foil sss0r-
ment, At 81 cts the pair
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

s5os From Berwick La TO Galveston, Texas 255 miles
and back twice week from let July to LIST hoyem-
ss' ber and three times a week from lst November TO
lst July In steamships.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27

and back twice week from let July to lst Hovem-
ber and three times week from ist November to
lst July in steamships
Ftors I'D Jaiy TO Is koVs"n6sr-
Leave Berwick Sunday and Thursday at PM
Arrive at Galveston next days By pm,
Leave Galveston Tuesday and Saturday at az N;
Arrive at Berwick next days by IL IN.
Fran Ia Fovrnbsr 70 la Juy.
Leave Berwick Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday at
Arrive at Galveston next days by lpw;
Leave Galveston Tuesday, Thuredsy sDd Saturday
et' Arrive at Berwick mex, DAYS by ~ m.
Bids secp,y Sabine City, TO run three times week
.i the whole year, and by proposed schedule, are
.1 invited ~
1904 From BERWICK La, by Galveston Te1as, Saura,
t and La Sale, to Indianola, 400 miles and back,
three times week, in steamships.
7 Leave~Befwick Monday, Wednesday,, snd Friday
Arrive at Galveston next days by lpm;
Leave Galveston Tuesday, Tbursdsy, and Saturday
Arrive at Indisnoa next days by Ia N;
Leave indianola Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive a, Galveston next days by "a M;
-. Leave Galveston Tuesday Tbarsday, and Saturday
=" Arrive ri 81 st II Berwick nett DAYS BY Apm.
Bids 70 rruu daily by proposed schedule are
s505 From Berwick La, to Sabine City, TexAs lsO miles
and back twice week in st.smships from lat
July to lst November, and three ti~ss wsek nom
# lst November to let dWy, stH ~
Prom la Jaly to la November.
Leave Berwick Sunday and Thursday at PM
Arrive at Sabine City next days by pm;
Leave Sabine City Tuesday and Saturday at IL
.a.f.H m; sa ' t-a.,ta
Arrive ct Berwick next days by Ia In.
F+om Isl Nopember to LEI Jnit.,
y 81 Z. = . r .as. u
Leave Berwick Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at
pm; ..t.,s,{ +,
Arrive at Sabine City next dsys BY lpm
Leave Sabine City Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
allan; .a,.tt Htts'
Arrive at Berwick next days by lam.
Bids to by proposed schedule will be consider
ed