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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02


THE line OF the Ashtabrla and New Lisbon
Z. Il. from the IIarbor to point near Hitch
cock & Moss shop, has been adopted, we learn
by the jamestown branch.
After crossing tie gulf, it takes nearly a
straight line through the orchard OF Mrs. Ross,
crossing the lane leading to her house be-
tween the barn and house in direct line to
high ground through the orchard opposite the
residence of Fred. Bartlett, from which point
it curves to the right, crossing swale with
some 25 feet fill, aud leaving the cider mill Of
Levi Hoffmen little TO the west, reaches the
Summit level just east of Plymouth Church.
from this point, the lot lines followed as near as
practicable, crossing the main street 10 Jefler-
son, be tween the Methodist Church and Mr.
Iloskius' Tannery. The Depot at the County
seat will be located little north Of the East
ard West Main street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

Brnndreth's Pitts. They sxpel the poll
sons which threaten life. Every time sick
person is purged by this vegetable remedy, he
has less vititiated humors and more life and
vigor, as any one can prove by taking a sin
gle dose. Persons of spare habits gain flesh
while using them. Every time we rest few
days or weeks from the purgation, we make
new fluids from our food, which replace the un-
sound ones that the Pills have caused to be
evacuated. Each time we repeat the process
we expe further quantities of impurities which
are again replaced by fluids less and less impure
so that in short time, by continuing this treat
meDt we bring back the whole mass Of fluids
or bumors to that state ofpurity which consti.
tutes health, for Brandretbs' Pills only take
away bumors VIII ich are unsound. Sold by all
respe CT able dealers in medicinrs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02
10 THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
IA on my Books prior 70 the l day Of December 1863
Respectfully Requested
10 call and settle the without delay Those having
Notes unpaid hereby reminded that want the
Money meet my liabilities Wheat Oats Corn Pork But
tey Lard aud Dried Fruit will be received notes and
counts, " S5siivsred NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
= Ashtablla, Jan. is 1854.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

The Oil City Telegraph Company contcm-
plate building an extension of their line from
that'pace to Erie, via Franklin and Uonneaut-
LII
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

We. have heard OF another transfer OF rea
estatein this vicinity. The iSrn OF the late
David Dubois. in Plymouth, was sold las
week, with the personality, to Mr.. + L. Faver
for the sum of $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

Our contemporaries having withdrawn from the
agreement entered into respecting marriage no.
tices, and uow publish them graiutousy, no
other course is left for US but to do the same.
We therefore make the announcement that
that we will publish announcements of mar
riages and deaths without char,-e therefor,
but our subscribers might, with as much pro.
priey warn US out TO work out their road
taxes, as TO demand the surrender of large
space 10 our columns for the publication OF
lengthy obituary notices. We are literally
overruD with that class Of literature-some in
poor prose, and worse rhyme-the publication
of VIII ch would not interest the general reader
cannot be made a pack horse for patrons
without kicking up.
On we have few old, obsolete friends
sometimes called pdtrons-whose names under
the o. s. was suffered to stand upon our list
for years from whom we have never received a
red cent who are strangers to US, and who are
careful TO remain so, by keeping out of sight,
whom we cannot reach, who have not common
uouOotJ SuouSH W VI 80 tuOu VIZ W u fUluuld-
ry payment of our bill, and who are spending
life with this daily consciousness of their guilt
weighing upon their souls, and goading them
into a consciousness of their meanuess, and
fixing the standard and gauge Of their man
illness and selEappreciation. Their hides are
as mpervious as that of the Rhiuoceros, and
their conscieuces they are schooling into a
similar nsensibity.
II they escape the fires Of perdition. it will
not be because they do not stand in need oI
their softning and salutary influence
We have also some notes-demand notes
which will require restamping, if not soon at
tended ", or paid. The makers are good
enough, and do not want any trouble with
them. Neither a., we.
NtaNf nf FQQ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

O,OOQ THE Craig Microscope, can be
p,cSS pt the Book and Fancy Store Of off,,
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Brewery.

Brewery.
EDWIN r. WILLIAMS & ALBERT
u A. STRONG, under the name and firm of Strong
Co. have fitted Brewery upon the most approved plan.
in Ashtabu and having employed experienced Brewer,
makinga
Superior article of Beer and Ale,
which cannot be surpassed in any city They fur
nshng the 10 the good people Of Ashtabua and ycn.
~ in barrel half quarter and Eighth bbl packages 742
Il AND For Sale in East Trumbull.-A A
IL bout 10 Acres OF Land with good House, Barn an
out udings prime order, with good water and choice
fruit situated In East Trumbu thee miles from the village
Of Rock Creek being the premises occupied by Far
menter.
Also, Grist Mill, known as the Clark
Mill with about 20 of Land situated the above dc
scribed prem The Mill is we'll situated for business
durable stream is In good repair has two of stone bolt
smut machine rolling SCREEN elevators &c complete In
above described property will be sold cheap, AS the owner
removing to theWes and reasonable credit VIII be CIV
en- for portion oftbs purchase money. Apply to
O. II. FITCH, Real Estate Agent
Ashtabula Nav 90 1868. 3m70
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

d. A. Crater, son Of Jacob, of Kingsville,
ll5th N. Y. l., has been wounded in the leg
in an engagement before Fort Darling.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02

A meeting OF the citizens Of Ashtabula on
call, convened at Mansfield & Bruce's store,
Wednesday evening, June 29th, the object be-
ing TO make such arrangements as necessary to
receive 10 proper manner, and attend upon
the burial Of the remains OF our friend and
townsman, the late Capt. STERLING MASouEs-
TER who has fallen upon the field Of battle.
II. @. Tombes was called to the Chair, and
e. w. Herrick made Secretary Of the meeting.
After few brief remurks by the Chairman,
the meeting elected as Committee Of Ar
raugements the folowinh gentlemen, viz:
John Massfeld, II. Fasset, E. w. Herrick,
r. G. Warrington, G. A. Knapp, II. L. Nor
risop and Geo. Willard; giving them full pow
er TO appoint subcommittee, and to make all
other necessary arrangements. The meeting
then adjourned.
AT meeting Of the above Committee,
Thursday, June Both, after comforting with the
Mason C order-also Of the friends of the de-
ceased, it was found ia be congenial with their
wishes, that the Masonic order should take
charge of the burial, and co operation on the
of the citizens is also desired. 1t was resolved
that this committee retain its organic lton and
be 10 readiness TO aid in any way, to perfect
arrangements.
The arrival OF the remains at the Depot
will be announced, by the tolling Of the church
bells. At this signal the citizens are requested
to assemble Immediately near the Ashtabulf
House, before proceeding to the Depot.
BY order of Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-02
GENESEE VALLEY
IMPROVED MOWER T

THE subscribers, having purchased the
Il exclusive right Of the manufacture the shove
nGowyIrJC+ MACxEIrIu,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05

The last trial Of the celebrated Yelvcrton case has
developed the fact that man may lawfully lave a
separate wife III each Of the three counries-England
Scotland and ireland d-whon bo may respectively re-.
piate in each of the others, legal marriage the
one country not being legal in the other The House
Of Lords have the matter under consideration
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05
Siege OF Charleston

THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIRsr DAY.
One hundred and ninety shots have been fred
by Gregg at Fort Sumter since last reports, four
teen against SnlIivan's Island, and eighteen
shots from Sullvan's Island against Gregg
Twenty-Five shots were fired at the city after
six o'clock Tuesday evening, since which time
the bombardment of the city has been unusual
y severe,
large four wheel truck, drawn by sixteen
horses, with squad ofabout one hundred men,
with large gun. came from the lower end Of
the Island to the middle battery.
The ''Cosmopolitan" visited the fleet off the
harbor on.her return. There was a general
display Of colors from all the vessels, and sa
Lutte was also fired. Visiting was kept up du-
ring the afternoon.
Nothing els of interest transpired. ..
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Headquarters,

RESEREE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, July &c. 1864. (
GENERAL ORDER NO. d.
81. DETAILS OF PERSONS OF TIE RE-
4: SEhFh classes heretofore granted by the Con.
script authorities now revoked by General Order no.
9. Sosicr'pt Department, S. G., are hereby revived
ana continued upon such terms and for sa,e period
as originally granted.
II. Enrolling Officers will forward to these Head
Quarters the Rolls as Indicated by Major Melton Com
malnlant OF Conscrpts S. G.
TIt. App'icat'oEs for details will in future be made
through the local Enrollng Officers who viii inycsti.
gaze t'e cinns-buiHg governed by the Rules and
Regulations prescribed hy the Bureau of CONSERVATION
the papers will 'heil he forwarded to tho Command
ant I" crps for his examination aud reference to
tnesc Headquarters. where final action will he taken
upon them.
ny Command Brig. Gen CHEskUT
August i 3 ED II RARNwErJ
e2s Cd'oliniun copy five times; Courier and Jjt,-
su'y three times trweeky; a other papers in the
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Headquarters,
CONSCRIPT DEPARTMENT, }
COLUMBIA, july 80 1864

GENERAL ORDERS NO. s.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING Dr..
T.. cided that the Conscriptio authorities have no
jurisdiction over the classes of Reserves excopt in the
granting of Exemptions under the Act Of Congress on
titled An Act to organize forces to serve during tho
war; II IS ordered, pursuant to instructions of the Sill
perhendent that all Details heretofore granted to ner
sons OF the Reserve classes by the officers of conscrn
o % 70 ana they gre hereby revoked Details of per-
sons OF lhese Classes will hereafter be made only by
tho order OF Brigadier General James Chosnut com-
n'anding Reserve Forces in this State
H. Enrolling Officers w:A proceed at once to ri,rn.
ish to Brisadier General Chestnut roll of all pcrsons
Of the classes Of Reserves whose details ure hereby ro
vokea g,v,ng their ages the date and period Of de.
granted. WV"
r. ~. PURSUANT to orders. Of the War Department.
Enrolling Officers arc made subject to and will oLey
ali orders of BrIgadcr General Chestnut.
c. u. MELTON,
AnEust4 Major Conn dt Couscripts
gY cdroH"aan copy five times; Cott, lei, and INs,.
State three times. " ''o
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM OUR LINES dT PETERSRIJRG

PETERSBURG, August 3.-Ycstcrday and TO-
day everything WAS unusually quiet along our
lines. There was no shelling and scarcely any
picket firing. Nearly all the force which Grant
sent to the north side Of James River has re-
turned to our front. 1t is supposed that Grant
is busy sappins and mining at other points.
Dcserters who entered our lines yesterday
represent great dissatisfaction and complaint in
the Yankee army over the results of Saturday
PETERSBURG, August THE Yankees have
not fired gun-this being their day OF fast
ing.
The enemy are so near on our front that the
p'ekets on both. sides are within speaking dis
tsnce of each other. =
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05

BY a L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

BY l.. MCDONALD ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS. SARAH HAYS. APPLIED TO
w mo for Letters of Administration Oh all and
singular tho goods and chattles rights and credits Of
ceased
These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all, aud
singular the kindred and creditors Of tie said deceas-
Cd to be and appear before at our next Ordinarys
court tor tho said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the % day of August inst,
70 snow cause, if any, why the said administration
should not bc'granted
Given under my Hand and Scal, this 9Th, day
oi august in the year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sxtyfonr and in the eighty-eghth
year OF the Independence and Sovereignty of the
State of South Carolina
Aug. S ~ A. L. MCDONALD. O.KD.
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05

Queen VIc1pR1A and her daughters are at full and
open war of Jealousy with the Princess Of Wales
Hor beauty and popularity are gall and wormwood to
the melancholy old lady.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05
Arrivals NJ tho Soldiers Rest

= ON THURSDAY EVENING: AUGUST, f.
. ". A. Allen-Co. A, 7th S. c. Battalion--sick and
wounded-from Darlington.
Thos e. Evans--Co. \, 7th s. c. Buttalon-sicfc
from Kershaw.
Daniel Magoogan--- Regiment discharged
from Kershaw
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FROM GEORGIA.

l6Hce OF each other.
-e-.--
FROM GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, August 4.-Iate yesterday after
noon hoavy skirmishing occurred along the
entire line, and until after dark fall.
All attempts to break ohr lines by tho enc
my were defeated. We still hold our original
position.
The firing of musketry and artillery was
brisk, portion of the time. y few prisoners
were captured in our front. The city was
heavily shelled in the meantime. > Ono lady
was killed.
The exchange OF prisoners at Charleston
came of day before yesterday, according to
programme. Our Charleston exchanges give
full details, which we have not the space to re-
publish. The following is the list of Confed-
crate officers restored to us BY this exchange
Mnj Gen Edward johnson, Virginia.
Maj Gen Frank Gardner, Louisiana
Brig Gen Geo II Stewart, Maryland.
brig Gcn,J } Archer, Virginia.
Brig Gen M JET, Thompson, Missouri
Col James N Brown, 1ith South Carolina.
Col IL NJ Barbour, 37th North Curollna.
Col Il W Garter, lst Virginia Cavalry
Col Norvcll Cobb, 44th Virginia; J.Eintrv.
Go! H.E Candill, 10th Kentucky Cavalry.
Col Il W Duke, 2d Kentucky.
Col w II Fornoy, 10th Alabama.
Col W Ferguson, 10th Eirginin.
Col NJ Hanks, Kentucky Cavalry.
Col Il G Morgan kentucky.
Col w II Peebles 44lh Georgia.
Col James PclI, Forests Cavalry.
Col Vandavonder, 50th Virginia.
Col w w Ward, Tennessee.
1t Col JAS II Tucker, 9TH Regiment I.
1t Col Jas T Brown, Forests Cavalry.
1t Col P E Davant, 3sth Georgia.
1t Col VIM Lee Davidson, 7th North Caro-
lima.
1t Col F Fitzgerald, 23d Virginia.
1t Col l. Haynes, 9th Virginia.
1t Col D Il l. Marty, 10th Virginia.
1t. Col. w. NJ. Parsely, Sd North Carolina.
1t Col L Swingley,- -.
1t Col NJ J Smith, Artillery.
1t ca 0 Patton.-.
Major D W Anderson, 44th Virginia
Major J W Caldwell, lst Kentucky.
| Major 1 Carson, 18th Georgia.
Major W Ennell, Sd North Carolina.
Major E Gross, A AG.
Major E NJ Henry; 4th Missouri.
Major Il G A Higley, Commissary Subsist-
ence.
Major W II Manning, 9th Louisiana
Major E A Nash, 4th Georgia.
Major l. ] Perkins, 5Oth Virginia.
MAJOR Sanders, Sanders Battery.
Major Thos Steele, Sd Kentucky.
Major 1 p Upshaw, 18th Vrgin
Major Marley, I'd South Carolina Ar
tillery.
Major Thos Weber, I'd Kentucky.
Major NJ Wilson, It'll Louisiana.
Major & d Smith, A A G Major General
Wheeler.
Lieutenant A Dupre, AD c. Major-Genoral
Gardner's staff.
Lieutenant L G Jackson, a D c Brigadier-
General Anderson's Staff.
Lieutenant a jacques, A DC Vol to Gen
cral Gardner
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III
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. ~
No deduction made, except to our regular advertis-
ing patrons ''
sld 80 Egypt.
il ,r'The Viscomte E. de Rouge has adj
ssdresseda letter to NJ. le Due dc Nor
ny, in which he gives, compressed
s-into a few columns, the summary of
his six months labors in Egyptian
archaeology. Were we to attempt
to analyze summary already 80 con-
, densed, we should fail to give our
readers an idea Of the talent that has
been exerted, the enormous field that
has been subjected to search, or the
grandeur of the results which have
been obtained. The commission con-
sisted Of ". E. de Rouge and his son !;
of'M:: Wescher, with a specialize for
!, Greek Inscriptions; of M. de Bauville,
the photographer; finally Of the we'll
known NJ. Marlette, az archaologist
and savant In the course of heir
six months work they travelsed Af-
RIGA from Tunis to the Little Cata-
ract of'the Nile, visiting, cxhuming,
deciphering, conjecturing, we might
almost say creating new history,
on their way. They have verified
historical facts belonging to the age
Of the fourth dynesty Of Egypt, 500
years or SO before the TIME Of Abra-
ham; they have thrown new light
on the history ofthe sheppard kings,
who constitute the point of the con
tact between sacred and secular lit
erature at that period.
Going on through the succession
Of dynasties, the commission reached
the Greek age, and studied the in
fuence Of European art on the Afri-
can mysteries, and even from the
times when Egypt was thoroughly
Ronranized they have gathered fresh
matter for observation, and have
traced the existence of the primitive
religion underline spurious nyticism
Of the Roman Egyptian religion
Some Of their observations will, it is
hoped, clear up to q considerable ex-
tent the difficulties which beset our
knowledge of the aboriginal faces Of
the Mediterranean shore, to whom
tradition teaches ug to ascribe the
origin of the Greek and Latin peo-
pies. Altogether, we may shortly
expect work to be produced un-
equaled as yet in that line of arch
zoology work which will lead us
through the "dewy dawn" Of history
among the strange and awful figures
OF those early Egyptian kings, who
must have been contemporaries of
-Shen, Ham and Japhet.
=, A Prussian Countess, II years old, shot her.
self at Baden recently, and was not expected to
survive, causo-a letter from he betrothed,
saying that her could not marry her at present.
and releasing her from her on anorpert
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q, a Prussian Countess, II years old, shot her.
self at Baden recently and was not expected to
survive. Causo-a letter from he betrotbed
saying that her could not marry her at present
and releasing her from her engagement.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-05

Berlin professor finds that Europe contains 272,
100000 of inhabitants; Asia 72o,ooO,0OO; Africa
ss,oooooo; America 1000, 600 Ooo Polynesia 2,ooo,.
o0o total 1888 900 600. or this little crowd, about
100000 die each year, which is s776l day, or
6la minute. Another professor calculates that &c.
627, ,s43, 2I5,s75s55 people have lived on the earth
since tho creation
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The harbor Of scbastopol is nearly cleared Of
the ships sunk there during the Crjmean war
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IMPORTANT TOLADIES-Dr. Har-

vVyG Female Rills have never yet failed in remoV-
Ing dimenlties arising from obstruction, or stop
Pags Of nature, or in restoring the system per-
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ProlApsuay Dteri, the Whites, or other weakness !
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
les on the constitution, and may be taken by tho
most delicate female without causing dist=ess-the
came time they act Ike charm by strengthening
tavigorating and restoring the system b 8 health
condition, ana b. bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, ho matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise Theg should, however. EcT
be taken during the first three months Ct pregnAn
o., though safe ct any other tine, ss miscarriage
Wouh be the result. -a -l - {
Zach box contains % pilIu Price 90.
Dr. HAREEFs TaEAr1En on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, MiscarriAge, BarrenBess, sterility, Re-
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q q pages, ssnt ee to any address. Sir CENTS re-
CURED 70 pay poStAgs-
The pills and book win be sent by mail when de-
gired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, II. ., General Agent,
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n Sold BY all the priacipaI Druggists.
g. ". CLARK, DruggiSt. Agent for Cleveland.
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WATER.-IOdine water acts upon the Hsart, Liv.
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The success which has attended the uss Of this
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the practitioner and the public feeling oonhdsns
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Of Iodine Wltsr 4 containing ttree-quarter graf,
Pure Iodine IA each nuid ounce Of pure water,
otvsnt being used II Is not liable 70 dsoonpoai.
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she iodine oradissd o. nsatraiizsd by oonibius
ion with any ingredient, rendering this solution
upeTior 10 any oshsE nsthOd = orhlittSSR Iodine.
FuIi directions accompany each bottle, that Il
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pEolsaai0a. -s
Price one dollar per bottle On ressiPt Of Eve
dOarI, Sx bottles delivered nee By express to any
h6dreas. &C.. tiAi t-1-
SeEan Of ofcounterhitS and limitations which IN
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for &aIE.

OTIS FOR SALE-ls6- -FT. FRONT
~ on Superior street, corusr Of Muirson street.
Aso sub lots i6 II end 1s being 4s feet front each
% superior street, east OF MuiTson street. Also
70 ioet 'front.' on spring street, running back to the
a-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
haliroed stands. Also, IT feet inches 'front.' on
C,smPlan street, nearly Opposite the new Police
For terms Inquire Of q PAINE wADE..
GsctED AttorneY1
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THRH1 pELrYERY rERR1raRY

Lying between ontario-st. lezolusive) and South
And North Perry-st., including all OF Euclid and
PEogpect-sts, 70 aEdSon.
sIAsT DELTTERX.-LeaEes at s5la 4. < Fith pro-
os-si5 Of night mails and 500 A. H. Esstern mail
szaoED DELIvERI.-Leavss Post-Ofios ct 1I,1b
with proceeds Of forenoon mails ..I r
THTED DELIvER1.-LeaTes Il $50 ?. y. with pro-
eeedS Of 1901, =. Rastern, 245 Western, and 2;5o