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By THE PRES, S SS g.: b THE UNITED

sThTrer AhE oNilED
. In ,g..s. y Sc. LINCOLN.
30 held At. the land Office at s1svHNs: ' Pofsr,in
the ss o ne1s of &. d.eSss y
the pubic lands situated within the following
named townships. VIZ:
North Of the base liae aud east of tbs Jon,th prix
Township No S. S,r Of r ssTsasa''
5osnshis: Nos. ii and 8, Of rs sDs
TTo osp Nos. q. s, g, and 50, o. ranges
TSS..nn::RRIIss:: NJ: s' s "a rsass'
TTo oxn:bbIps Nos 81 3, and g. Of I.n..,
TSx:5 No: St. 80 T. s. s:1f: s. So. %. and
Lands spp oprated by av for the use of schools,
mln.ary; ana otsss purposes tosethsr with the
for o.tl;s.,Op il srsntrd to the STATE b. the
sn%s slsba Their limits. ss sp in ss,smbsRR
% 1850. will be excluded from the sale. '''
an. ada II. Nh p1d % SS
the order in which they are advertised until the
s R. ncs sP f., s s. :.f thu.
H. s admitted SI ssf sS' Sa1s ~ q
Given S.ds5 my h:2d at the city Of Washington.
and sight bundled and sixty dU oni' one 'h0u'
BY the President:
Conn issioner Of the General Land Oaioe.
Notice 10 Pye smptisa Claimants,
EVERY person entitled TO the right of pre- ann
ton to Any of the lands within the tovnships and
parts OF townships above enumerated, Ia resulred
% establish the same to the ratisfsotion Of the
hegstef and Receiver Of the land office, ard MAG Q
payment therefore Is soon as practicable after
seeing This notice, before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the pubic % Q OF the lands
will be forfeited. j. ~ nm IiNtnS
Commissioner OF the General Lad Once
NoII.Under the regulations of the Dep artment,
Is heretofore And now existing, no payment can be
mSde for sdvertelrg proolamstions exoept 10 suoh
publishers as are SPECIALLY .dutkori.sd 10 pubIish
by the commissioned OF the General Land Ofice,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AvINpI, MAR SIXTH ST,
Immense success Of the beautiful and ACCOMPLISH
ed songstress,
CHA X A b UTLER.
No one should fail TO hear w. B. HARRISON,
the Extemporaneous Ginger.
GL0RI0Us SUCCESS OF THE DOUBLE
COMPANY. DRAMATIC AND CONCERT.
Tonight the Dramatic COMPANY will appear IN
the lsuthsble Comedy, entitled
Is o U 8 H ID A NJ o N d.
CARA Butler as Observation-Disclosures Msrgery.
New Programme, New Songs. New Dances,
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THs NafhyILLs RoolsAcK.-ws published
N yesterosy's issue q special Dispatch to the
entertained for the safety Of Nsshville. We IN
dersssnd hat these fsa1 are unfounded, and that
the whole story II groundless rumor.-Losis 3
vile Ex.
III The trustees Of Greenwood Cemetery have
app opratsd free lots for the burial OF dead New
YORK soldiers.
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I'll cry; London: 50 cents. AN
kelsSo,s New Msnsaf Of the Bayonst; illustrated;
Manual Of Heavy 4 rttllery; rs cents,
instru ot.ons for Field Art lery; O. 80.
ManuM Of Aft,liery Elsrcisss; London; SSH
Patssnn's Art,llsy Drill; osnis. - :"
secsss aiis.ls nSSo SsS SS Wss London; s'
ke5ay.i lie tents 81 FORTH ,sdos; London, a. 70,
Cssey's lnfaa6y Tastos, volum,G a. RI % no.
NSi y on Training cavaiiS R9Issst q o.
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EQR sALE-A SAIL BOAT, a feet long. Q
= isst inches beam, vii! Be- sold low 10: ~
s SIaos ssrs s east, or ct Z. 4. DELLWis'sA
Sr0osfy Ssofes 10 lS-Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

FIsANcIAL:-New York papers Of Yesterday
evening say the excitement In the stock ket +
renewed to-day, and prices are stronger than yes-
tefoay The Government stock Of ISL 10 IO7 Der
cent: The 73O per cent. Treasury bonds are
steady at yesterdays prices.
The gold market 10 again higher-loSx.losx
Per cent.-and bills on London are proportionaliy
higher, the quotation being 1l6aIleH per cent.
Tor osnkefs' drawings, and lis KaIl5x for mer.
We quote nom sales at FIRST board Yesterday
oregon ,sg wal loan, half yearly, los; U. s. e's OF
leo7, l0Oxi U. :. SIS 1856, look; u. 3. 6's 1855.
coupon, iUax; U. 8. SIS 1855, 81; U. 8. So lsss'
eouPon,-; U. s. So 1874, registered, 93X; U s.
os 1874, coupon, 81 u. 8. So 1871, registered
01i U. = So 1871, coupon, ssK; u. g. 6's 1881,
fsgl.tered, 1oax; One year certificates, HOOK
Quotations Of state stecfs are a. follow: New
York 7's 1870, ia; New YORK 7's ISIS. IIs: M,cb.
igan s's %; Ohio 6s 1855, 100; Illinois war loan.
loii Calif rnis 7':, eek; Indiana war loan, s6K;
gia Sc, 20 North Carolina IS, ~; ID sour o..
81 Louisiaaa 81, Oh Kentucky 6's, 6S-'7a, 9sH.
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0DD FELLOWS HALL!
PO-LEMORAMA,
ST "A N L Y e. CON A Yss
GIGANTIC ILL USTRATToNS
WAR FOR THE uNIaN


OF fHH
WAR FOR THE UNION!
rCSmSt1i,lps View Of Ciues North and South,
ES.s mo WesS Battles, Bombardments, Msrches
ESpiSSn,Gfns. scenes and Incidents Of every Kind
SGpEGle for National Life.
a. ne Navel Battle 1t Hampton Roads, In vhioh
Hc5foNn SF THs Ga shi g q
MAC1the Destruction Of the Coreress And fsnM-
oerlandEthe Burning ard sinking Shir.-is mott
v0naerml and Interesting exhibition 81 itse6
a. ns Hrees Historic Work viii DO presentcd N
s ~ EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
"a NWkDNESDAY and SATURDAY xfYRR-
NOONs as O'Clock for Families. StN
A PPOLtO CONCERT SALOON. La. NJ
a. IL roEn Seloon, near Browns, Nstionsl and
Czienoon Hotels, oor 9Th and Pa. av,, the ooolsSt
cen mel agrseabls place whore gsets9sp really
Iseipon IN regard 20 sIngng, dspcine snd Slssinr
q this celebrated oompany. Miss Annis s.-,s
8n s Of s0ns; J: A. florence, KthiopiSs CcES.
Sdips 1 Ssae o. F Gsa'5 NsSSs ss
W. n s sGp1Iit{; lssds the oIohssiIs sndsons
Ssissf EFT fsE STSnPR soS,:.sss..
WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN. M, Y.-s
bsr r. r., 9sslsssa lsf ssd q sss 1hs subsorS-
dc sSoys sn sssass me sss!s &c, Z: -
~ snaS hereafter on every Mopdsy Ard fsnrsS.Es
~ oclook N, there vil b bSnd OF mSs,o n
6siIssy have bs ans . Is1, Alsy md sSooasS
vi,;sor Club and a,Soess,oas Co SSvs - % q
nat &c Ss VEN . s: ss' II. %:
~ YnI G INK s3Pft bH tyfS ESss
EQR sALE-loo Barrels Pure RYE WHIsvy
- i1 Iots % suit Purchaser Apsiv corene n
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CITY OF cHARLEsI9wN. MAssAcaU


The Water Commissiop ers Of the CITY OF Chsrles
Town viii receive proposals. for making, delivering
sae a.. I'd 11 ns Of fs ai
the sdfi he R Rssi II
The ), rust .lso stsie ,he price at yhcR hey Vii
es IN the Mains, and perform eli The work incident
% f1s ns n fleet order for
Of S :SssGs%R my ss:n
total naa, :no.n' Of t,nph hydIsnt PIPE 4:
lnoIss.iaE dl.meIer Of nozzle to inches, WtSoS NJ
alsa sss II sS 5sssSsa fo, .sou,
Of Is Of oh fS 2, I1 aISa Of
STOP CoSfs, TO include every essential o.spng pei
Engineer may from tine to time direct bsss tns
IL 3D. E g b
positions Of ydrants and Stop Cock ,osn be sssS
on or before June sOrh. 1854. The Commisaion 81
Ds:., o,s to aoOePs or reject any Of the pro-
C. s EERRWVAkR LAWRENCE, Chairman.
The S.nats of ths United States of Imeriea.
as the Court Of Impeachments, sitting on
the ease of West II. Humphreys, Judge of
the Distinct Court Of tho United States for
ne several Districts of the State of Ten.
HeSsee.
MONDAY, JUNE ., ls6a.
ORp1RzD, That thls High Court of ImpAsah-
ment stands adjourned tiil the 18th DAY On June.
in;itAn5, Twelve O'Clock meridian; and, @ tnc
seio west =. Humphreys has failed to make Iii
nsSS,e fnSs 70 HI.vsr The aad articles of mlsso6
thst proclamation for his a on tSst Az ~
made BY subllshing this order in the Nstionsi In
telIgenoer, National ReDublIosn snd EvSnfns
stsr; nevspapers printed In the oisy Of WsshinS.
IN d d9 >, Yen Gay. .nocessyey, before aid
Hn no. s nsx:seRsr printed IN Che e
0e'0'e 'a'd x sss Gay OF June in'5Sns o,v,,
ien-lot Secretary Of tie Ssua{s.
ENAMELEl LEATHER,
II No. DASH LEATaER,
For sale at rms advance on cost. for ossh snl,
islo-iv tRssab. I Al:x. 6sssss:.5 1'ANS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14
THE ARMY BEFORE RICHMOND
[Correspondence Of the N. Y. Exeninp po.,

tOAesPonoCuCC VI tuc ~. Evening Post |
NEAR RICHMOND, June 9.-Not gun has beer
heard this morning-buta few pickets are seen
over the river-and no haste 10 made In complet
Ing bridges. The latter are of but little account
1--WE are not waiting for them; there is no hurry
about the bridges" said an officer who should
hn % tne movements that are contemplated.
The rebels made bitter demonstration unou
the railroad at our extreme LEFT last night, and
while they Were engaged In II Generals Smith and
Summer took the opportunity to advance our pici.
eu up the bank OF the river nearest to New Bridge
which caused commotion In the rebel camn
Inc enemy are now a. they have been all NIGHT
In very unsettled state of mind, and as nat1I ra
cons quence, Smiths and Summers troops were
under arms, In line OF battle, until this morning
Thus matters now rest
what our cautious Gene al is waiting for can.
NOT say. IL Is certain that he IL gaining steadily
In position and strength each day, although "a
the army and the world at largeft is scarcely
perceptible tits close game, and the ingenuity
and skill OF the rebels are pitted against Nc.
Cleiian. The moveof q single rebel p7cke, leave,
us ready TO close up and occupy the points Jeff
advancing-sloWiy but surely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

JuNs lo-Noon.-At midnight last night a
northeast storm set In, and, for the last twelve
hours, rain has fallen In torrents This will add
anothef 70 the long series Of vexatious DELAYS
which keep the army waiting on the bants of IN.
Chlckahominy. Work on the bridges Opposite
the right wing still continues Two are fnished
counting the Mechanicsville crossing, and two
the Goth Pennsylvania, today, represent. Won,
State In the fatigue party down In the swamp
Dozens Of cannon on the hills keep OF the rebel
troops and sharpshooters, and a strong resi- rye 10
der cover Of the storm. N
The whole country hereabouts !. covered with
water. A steady pour for twelve hours, on a
country with but limited drainage, has had a
wonderful effect. IL has entirely prevented yntl,
tary movements, and III consequences will be
felf for several days. The Chickahominy is stead.
iy rising, and the swamp is again filling up.
the banks OF the stream, have been compelled N
recede On account Of the oyerfoW
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oo;t from the foot of .6th street.
DAY q Svs5, oo %losPPi91; sssn
Greer. stopping a. MsrbuTy's Landing. Returning
WI VII iesve Aena Creek every Gay, ISundsys ex-
IN eonneoti0n. fright boat will run every d,y.
Thme ignt end passage spplv on board the boats
30ND4Y n MU 81 SsilssCn JUNE Sn Is.
,h IN sssnrdsys, the boat leaving at O'Clock In
and primo psl Intsrmsdi.ts lsndinss. RetuInIns''
isavs Finey Point q eight O'Clock on Sunday eve
Esrs 70 Aqnia Crssk. %. Round trip, g.
EsIe to p .ney Point, Ca
th FOR mssht or pas spSly to freight agents on
suo WnefV0. ie Ia Inn
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auouspeers.

By WALL e. BARNARD. kuotsneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
VI HoRsRs AND MpLls We vail teli az Public
Auction, On WEDNESDAY Jane g n, If62 az
the Cora, on street. near the q servstory,e
Woe.
Terms cash. in Government funda
j. J, DANA. Cast.
Assistant 0uartermsster. u. y A.
ieE WALL BARNARD, Auotk
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T W.nssa for the above. tas M:ltiss Sent.
ChsmDermsid, waking and juvenile Lsdies, for
seseon Of fonI monihs-no logger AL expenses
''Msnsser," Star Once, for tiree days. season
commences from the 18th of June, leH. 10 Is 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

ENAMELED LEATHER.
- No. DASH tEATSER,
For sale At rmsll advance on cost ier os.h snl,
islolv fRseub, 4 Alsx. Saxsss..5 ASANe'
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i No. 2s9 Penn. avenue, south aide, between
9Th and 10th sts Every evening o FACE CON
formed BY eminent afti,ts in their fnest styie The
concert commences att p. n. daily. The best OF
refreshments at moderate prices. Ofhoers Away
in ate ndanoe for the preservation OF order. open
Il II u O'Clock. HENRY AOsEN1RAL.
je IL I'm proprietor
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WARN WEATHER!
oR6ANDY MUsLINs

AND PARAsOLe!
r. klLki a. $40,
No. Sc, Central Store,
fth and sta streets,
)Dposite Center MGkef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

.~OFFICE OF JOINT COMMISSION
~ uNIfip STATES AND CosTA RIGA, WASH.
Oroered, That this Board will be in session On
sne Sta day OF July next for the purpose Of CON
sb u1,ias ana ao,lng upon suoh GASES may be
sp l2-law2m CHARLES w. DAVIS. Seo.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE = CO. Auoroneers.
ug;g SJEIJE WILSON IA hgcsiSscsrs

THikTY:FiVE MULES. HORSE" VA
u CONS, &C. AT Auction -On TUESDAY
MORNING, June lfth, oommen ips Of 10 ooh,
We shal sell in front of the stables Of Cook Co
on 9Th street, south % the avenue
Thirty i've superior young Mules,
Three fine work Horses,
Eight Wagons ind Carts,
se Sets q SfTA4 HINES. saddlss. Brides, &c,
ssis sersmRBSsSTHti t EE G wssfhfirsoN .r,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

U9 sabbath school, GEORGETOWN, viii taie
sIsoe In ne H99mbarton Street Church, on sAl-
n. BY the n>stor, Rev WV. II. CaiPHAN sd-
dresses i q So O'clock Pm b Hon; w. r. VII
children, and the friends generally, are inv ted to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

INST AL0YSlUS ,INsTITUTE.-T There
~ vii be IN extraordinary IN setinE of the ~
Aloysius Institute In the basement of ct Aloysius
ChurSh; SUNDAY, June 18th, at s O'Clock , M,
our Catholic OF dren, and the friends of Christian
eduoation are invited and res uested to attend The
tend its care to the Paroohlal Schools. and otber
BUSINESS OF i'm portsuoe viii be pro 90 ,ed Iadiss
TAXI an interest in the Of the Institute are
luSlteO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-14

0TBIBLE LECTURE BY THE REV. q
w w. SAMSON. ID. D., At the Rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, Pennsylvs-
SATURDAY EVENING. at 8 o'oloof. Pnklio
cordially invited. Young Mems Prayer MestinS
lrom IN 70 p. m. m S-eS,u
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Jou NOTICE!
onN a; 6HIMES is no longer my AGENT, And
nss no antnorlty to dispose Of wood or other ,roe
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~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
w. srder tho act of April 16, 1862, emitted IAN
ect Tor the release Of certain psrsous held 70 ser
woe or labor In the District Of Columbia" CITY
HAL n,a, WaSshTln sa City. u; June !, le6l
writing or schedule with the Clere of the CIrouIt
CouI, Tor tae District of Columbia, a. provided in
10 hereby extended TO the first dsy Of J1Iy nest
JET I'd VIM r. WOODWARD Clert
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hTI o. o. F.-ORIEN7AL Lode 4, No.
- iS;.The Offices and member. of this lodge
Seventh strs.t. ON SUNDAY, the 18TH Instant, at
o0,ooa , m, for the purpose Of attending the fu-
neral 81 our late Brother M. ERIBckE The mem
bers Of sister lodges are frste-naly invited
Je l3-I LOUIS KETTIER Ma
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

Fellow Citizens it is to you Iappea who have been
brow-beaten, harrassed and annoyed from the COM
mencement Of this suicidal and unholy war, which
must soon end, viii you shirk duty and depend upon
friends from other States to come and guard from
the dsboca outrages Of self constituted oligarchy,
in violation of every principle of humanity, even
common sense3 No, my beloved countrymen, to the
manor born, adopted, come forward snd register
your names on the saitudes Of time as beacon light
to unborn millions, that stand Leonides at
Thermopylse to guard against rebellion, that force
may not usurp the place of law that one mans pro-
pery be not exposed TO the violence of snother that
the common band of society be not broken; that ar
tifco and fraud may not prevail over innocence and
simplicity that all things may rest in peace under the
protection of the old Star-Spanged Banner and the
laws of one OF the freest COVER ments in the world
that the weakest nongthe people may find sanctuary
in the public authority under the direction Of old Tn
Gle sam, who always takes care of his soldiers, and
pays sll promises punctually.
This company will be stationed at Nashville, in COM
Portable quarters, and if only remain in the service
ak months our bounty and land will be promptly
paid.
Office in the irving block Second street.
A. CLARK benson,
Recruiting Officer.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06
GENERAL ORDER, no. 9.

HEADQUARTERS u. 8. FoRcEs,
MEMPHIS, June %, 1862.
1t having been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted up the city By Federal officers a
yertising for recruits to join the United States army,
have been torn down b. unmitigated traiterous
yandals, it is hereby ordered that all PEI sons guilty
Of said oense upon detection shat be arrested and
most severely dealt with by the military authorities
and the Provost Guard is required 10 be dglant and
sEFatehful in detecting the perpetrators.
By order Of JAMES B. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding.
u. P EyASss A. A A. Cen je25-tf.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

4 LADY and gentleman, OK two single gentlemen.
II can be accommodated with board and q furnished
room within three minutes walk OF Court Square,
Also rEo EnfurElshed Toorss. with board flr rent.
AppiYa this office. eaG-lR
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

PHILADELPHIA, June ss.--Thc following
are among the sick and wounded brought here
to day: X. A. Fish, 5th Wisconsin, e Nor
ris, h Carpenter, hi. Boucher, 9Th Micbioan !.
o. Newcomb, 9th Michigan L. b. FnlyiIls
G. Dawson, F. bushnell. F. JohnsOa. 10th IN IN
aIsxa.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06

MP. EyASs, A. "A Gen.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-06
'sei afslI.EffEg IiSf.wi

1 IsT OEahETTEHs remaining in the POST OFFICE
IL az MEMPHIS, Tenn. foFsfhe time ending June
afhs 1852 Persons calling for these ietters viii
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-14
DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Eastern Mail Via {. x X. |. X. R.--Closes al
O'Clock q IN; closes at ~ o'clock m; arrives at
10 o'clock a m; arrives at :! O'Clock p m, sun
DAYS excepted.
iCe.icrE M1H.-yia VI. x VI. X. R.--Closes at
81 O'Clock IN; arrives at O'Clock ? IN, sundays
excepted.
Northern MaH.-Ya Lyons q Camanche,--
Closes at 9 O'Clock m; arrives at O'Clock ? ~
Northern MIH.-Vla Dewitt Maquoketa'--
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at y o'cIoch
D N; arrives Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at
= O'Clock m.
Route No. lO977-via Blue Grass, etc,-Closes
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock m;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o.
clock p IN.
Route No. lO9is-VIa Tpton--Closcs Tuesday
andFflday at ] > O'Clock m: arrives Tuesday and
Friday a. u O'Clock N.
Southern Naii-Nll Burlington & Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock
p m; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock m
Route No. lO9i7-Via Butalo-Closes Friday
at O'Clock a IN; arrives Saturday at O'Clock
p IN.
Route No. 1880 -Va Annlmosa Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at IL m; arrives Thurs
day at - N.
HOw.-Offce open at : O'Clock m; closes at
O'Clock m. Office open on sunday from = to
10 oalock IN.
"a. As the principal mails are carried by rail- .
road all the time as stated in the above notice,
will be RAILROAD TINE the clock IN the sup |
eruiendent'. office, NJ. \ NJ. depot. being the |
standard CliAS. II. ELDKlDGE, P. NJ.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives al
glbA NJ, and 7.i5P NJ. Closes at "a NJ,
and $3.50 =. NJ.
S.srIiHg and Rock Island Railroad Mail, wa no,
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids Chy, fof.
Byron and CofdOya arrives al 9.l5 a. IN, anu
closes at p. IN.
Davenport MAJ arrives at9.lb An, and $50 T.
NJ. Closes at 9 A. NJ ard d p. NJ
Ogulwkl Mud, via Pleasant Ridge, hazIitt' nam
let, Mllcrsburg, Monroe, New Boston ana
Kethsburg, leaves Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday, atg A. NJ, Arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY
aud Saturday, at 4P'M.
Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, farlo~'
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and Aludo, leaves Wednesday and SATURDAY
att AN. Arrives Tuesday and Friday al
?. NJ, ,,
Centre Point Mail, via PraInefeld, RIchland
Grove Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, North PfaI-
RE and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at A.
NJ Arrives Tuesday att Pm.
CamJriige Mail via; Pennsylvania, oHon ana
Audoyer, leaves Wednesday at I A. NJ Arrives
Thursday at 5 ?. N.
Camden Mus Nal, leaves Monday, Wednesday
Friday aud Saturday, at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and saturdayat p. NJ
Goa! Valley Mud, leaves Tuesday, Thursday ahu
Saturday 1t has no regular hour tor departure
No mails sent or received on sunday:
Office hours from 8 A. 81. to . Pm.
On sunday open from 9 to lOa IN.
{. TRUESDALE, p. NJ.