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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-12-13
IN STORE,

4 LARGE LOT NO. I WHIT r.
MORE COT. CARDS, NO. TO-
100 600 @ . GUN CARS7
lOO 900 WALKERS WATER
RROOF GAPS, BOX 25O-
To he had at HARRIS
nov Is tt WHOLESALE anu heIaIl'
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The nth of December, Instant.

r EAVE Laurens on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
u days and FRIDAYS.
Leave Newberry on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
Passengers will be carried through in ONE
DAY, and in DAY LIGHT.
In consequence of the irregularity of the
Trains on the Laurens Railroad, and the proba-
bility of their discontinuance altogether, pro-
pose to establish Hack Line between this place
and Newberry, commencing on at or about the
above stated time, and Oh the days mentioned.
Passengers will be furnished with comfortable
Coaches, and every accommodation usually af.
forded in such travel
Passengers going down will arrive at Newber-
ry in time to take the cars on the Greenville
Railroad for Columbia, th;., meeting with no de-
tention.
Passengers coming up will arrive at Newberry
in the morning in time to take the Hack for this
place.
do not undertake the enterprise so much for
what expect to realize from the profits, as to
facilitate me in publishing the Herald, as we are
compelled to have mails; and as no one else
seemed disposed, have undertaken the project
For further Information apply at this Office.
T. B. CREWS.
Laurens C. H, S. c., Dec. l. 1865.
Dec 6-50-4t.
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CO-PartneTsllip Notice.

TNHE undersigned having this day formed
i Co-Partnership in the Drug business, under
the name and style of Pratt, James L Co.. at
Newberry C. H., and James, Pratt & Co, at Lau-
rcns C. H., advertise the same and solicit share
Of patronage.
One of the partners is now in New Yosk se-
lecting stock, which will comprise seyery thing
usually found in the best ordered Drug Store.
DIR. W.F. PRATT,
DR.. B. S. JAMES,
S. D. DARLINGTON.
Newberry S. c. Nov. oath 1865 49-St. ...r
Laurensville Herald copy.
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ABuggy supposed to be St0len,

WAS seized on Thursday last, by. 1t. D. J.
w Crooks, commanding post at Newberry,
and is now in his possession. 1t is a single seat
buggy, with movable top, Immediately under the
scat on either side is painted the figure ofa
horses head, with blazed face. The property
will be delivered up, by the owner presenting
evidence to the Provost Marshal where ne re-
sides, and forwarding the same through the
regular military channels to the underslGned
Nov 29-49-2t. 1t. D. J. CROohS:
Augusta Cons.itutionalst copy three times and
forward bill to this Office. "
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
san..hinr rnr Rnnfh.

A few days before the news of Booths
being shot reached US, Captain Scott re-
ceived telegram from Syracuse, stating
that man had been seen st a country
tavern few miles north ofthat city, who
answered to the descripti n Of Booth. He
wss in light buggy, had slippers on his
feet, wss apparently footsoFe from travel.
He had with him poOdle-dog and q flower
Dot. and drove very rapidly in the direc-
ton of OsWego. He was supposed 10 be
Booth making for the frontier, thence to
Canada Captain Scott notified the Chief
of Police, who promised vigilance on the
part Of the police force of the city. The
Captain then dispatched detectives to in
terceBt the suspicious parsonage before be
should leave for Canada, if such was his
intention. The affair was kept quiet At
the time from obvious reasons, but there IS
no harm in publishing il nov, especially as
Booths body is rotting in mid-ocesn. We
heard nothing farther from the "expedl-
ton" until yesterday, morning we found
in the Pulaski Democrat the following:
"Our Booth-the man with the "pOOdls
dog and kouse plant" was overtsken and
arrested at Wstsrtown, by Provost Marsh
al Scott and assistants, last week. Bosth
seemed very much alarmed, and didn't
know he ,OGs Booth; and we believe that
he succeeded in convincing the officials that
he wasn't, but lived in Jefferson county
and was on his way home from oildom
where he has been sccumulating "spelter
for some time past. We did not get these
facts from Captain Scott himself, as We
did not see him on his return.
The Captain will be obliged TO scknoWl
edge the corn and his dete0tiyes-vhose
activity on the on the occasion was ver!
commsndable-must content themselves
with the one thousand dollars reward. :
Osuego Com. Times.
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Mererbeer,s La.s sa1pera.

Paris Correspondence New u ok Herald
The opera of EAfricGiHe, by Meyer
beer, which bas been asbout TO be pro
ducedP Tor the last four years, and hss
therefore kept the musical and artistic
world IN a state Of excitement during thst
whole time, is finally TO be produced to-
morrow evening.
It is said that the performance OF this
opers will require seven hours time, and
that Nine. Meyerbeer, who hss been i'm
plored by the msnagtrs to permit 1t 70 be
aeutr to 8 reasonable length, looking upon
sueh 3 mutilatioa Of the illustriOus macs
tros work as sscrilege, has positively re
fused. The curtain will fall upon the per-
formanee st two o'clock in the morning
One of the entire Gctes viii be three-quArteri
of an heur inslength The rush for places
has been immense. For month past, tht
bureau Of the director has been besieged
by persons imploring his influence to sit
them in obtaining seats any time within
the next month. FOR the first represents
tion it is supposed that seats bought up b!
speculstors will command premium o
five hundred francs each. The first repre-
sentation of this opera viii esrtsinly b
Whist the French call q ''solemnity," AM
it is said that the Emperor himself has de
Isyed his departurs for Algeria one day II
order TO ''sssist" at it.
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b. R.GOODALE'S
/ CKTARRH
i r ( NJ E DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IL penetFates the secret ambush of
this terrible di ease, and exterminates 1t, root and
branch, forever.
Il removes All the Wretehed symp.
toms Of this loSthssoms mAlady, and averts con-
sumption.
II cleans the head, deOdOFises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It aIleVtRtea more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
Il fs noted for curing the most hope
less cases, that every known means failed In.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ga.
tArrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form Of Catarrh or noises ln the
ed can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. Go0tIaIe's Catarrh Remedy is q
harmless liquid inhaled from the palm OF the hand
Dr.. Y. e5OOdnIe tH known throughout
the coHniTy, the Author Of the only True Tbeo-
~ Of Catarrh ever puh'ished. where its Origin
What its BavRges-Mode Of TreAtment-And Rapid
Gurs in all Its forms.
ny. GaOOdaIs's Pamphlet on CaIaFTh
should Be Rad BY every II can be obtained At
our nearest Agency. or by sending postage stamp
10 our OGaoe.
Prics 81 o. Send = stamp for pamphlet.
O. R. PARKER, eole Agent, rs Bleecker st. N. Y.
sold BY O. W. oLARK. Cleveland iebskS
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Mezieo. or Homer


The Mexican government Is offering in
dncements TO 3isbanded soldiers Of our ar
mics to 90 10 Mexico-With the unexpres-
sed purpose of their serving it in arms. OF
course, if any American citizen chooses 70
emigrate to Mexico that is his business I;
but We shall be sorry To- see any one leave
this country who has strength, skill and in
dustry TO labor At suy trade, oFin any hon
est and useful calling.
The country needs all its wofkingmen,
and millions more. There are probably
hundreds in both the great armies which
have just ceased fighting each other, who
will prefer the calling Of 3 soldier for the
remainder of their lives. 1t is one of the
chief evils Of q state of war that it breaks
up the regular and industrious habits of
the citizens who take up arms; and while
the greater parts of the soldiers viii, we
believe, return quietly TO their homes, and
settle down,to their accustomed occupations
there is no doubt that a considerable num-
Der will prefer the rough life of the camp
to the seemingly dull and plodding indus
tries IN which civilized man Is happiest
and most useful to his fellow-men.
To these wild and adventurous spirits
Mexico is no doubt promising field; yet
We wish that no soldier of the Union
armies might turn his face thither before
making at least an attempt to settle down
in his oan country. The nstion owes
much TO the brave men who have so nobly
re-established peace and the supremacy of
our flag; and what It owes it will gladly
psy. The return TO civil life will sesm, at
frst hard and discoursging to many q
brave fellow who will find his place in the
workshop alled, and no opening Offering
Immediately. But the spirit which ami
mates the people-the affection which all
good men bear 70 those who have fought
and conquered peace for our land, the
vene1stion with which the veterans Of the
great war are already regarded by men,
women and children, the hearty and active
good will which is everywhere expressed,
will help 70 smooth the way and make
easy the transition.
lhege are soldiers employment societies
in several Of our great cities, and we know
that the one at 85 Chambers street Is
helping many returned soldiers every day
TO proper employment. Such associations
ought to be formed in every city, town and
village, in order that, when the soldiers
return, they may find such warm vel
come and such ready help as viii show
them that their greatest happiness and
prosperity is TO be gained in pesceAble
pursuits at home. And let no returning
soldier refuse such help-for it is not
charity. What Amerieans do to serve one
who has fought for the old fsg is not be-
nevolence, but only payment of just and
sacred debt.-N ], Post. i..-.8 e4
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DAILY LEADER.
me Night before IHs Battle. :
For the Olevsl.nd LllDEl-l

We lay BY the frs Of the bivOuac,
And the foe lay grinIy be'ore usi 81.
But We slept as calmly IS bsbss might sleep,
vita the fair stars glittering Ger usi
With the silent Pleads above rs there,
Like heavenly watchers Ger ms.
We kEsH We should wake to . bloody morns
But Shsn the oidsF was giVsns
We laid Us psaeefully down forest
Meath the roaf sf the jewel!ed be wen;
And the light Of eur dreams Of home was fair,
Az stars in the bended heaven. =-aiat l.,
We knew what rivers Of tears must hoW ..
FT.E dear eyes dim with SorFOE;
We knew that woe for a thousat hearts
Must spring from our work to7mOrrow-
For many manly head must bow .g..
When tbs BtouthAHds EBlote tomorrow. .,
But II to one heart came regret,
Twas stiaed and never spoken;
nd our mo- hers had rmiIed 10 see our sleep
Inihs light Of tur dreams unbroksn.
But We followed our } aapsrS to death next day,
b When the spell Of our dreams Was broken.
J. @. R.
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..rn,,en 10 me woods. :,

The prospect is that we will never again
have occasion to refer in pOeticsl terms to
that glorious old /" Sun-Set' in the West, IS
il is announced thst little Sammy Cox OF
Columbus is going TO the woods not to
the grand old forests Of the Buckeye and
Hoosier States, but to the Woods of New
York CityLto Ben. and Fernando. There
sppeafs 70 ne tOomueh loyslty in the winds
Chat sweep the broad fields and smiling
prsiries Of the great West to suit the anti
conouering-rebellioR procHvities of the
Bnckeye who went abroad he is to take
lessons in the new Biology, as taught BY
Rev. OhauneeY Burr TO the Rebel symPA-
thizars in G6thsn-Ciss Times. y
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Parties WishinR their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will ease leave orders to that eject At
the POstmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or BY
letter thrOugh the Pustotca, when they Will be de-
Hvered, without eztrA charre, with prOmptness,
according to the following Tims-Tabls Of Depart
uras Of Carriers from the Office: -r..
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On and aftaF nondaS, Oot sist, issl, PussonKuR
Trains Uil run - DfOvu, tsundAyS sEesPtsdl;
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80 PHYSInLOGIOAL VIEW

-. so3d by a,I shs principAl DruggistI.
p - 4 ll.lrll .na.m. y .inWN
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OF MARRIAGE.-OontAin nearly SOO pages
and $50 ans plates and engrasings OF the anatomy
Of the Human Organs IN stSte o. healtn Ahe M Dls
plorebIs consequences upon ths SIND ana body'
with the Authors plan Of treatment-the only La-
tionaI and successful mode OF cure, a shown y
fhe married and those contemplating marriage,
Who entertain doubts Of their physical oond taon.
Sent frea OF postage 70 any address on receipt Of 70
cents in stamps " postal currency Sy addressing
DR.. LA OROlXs No. 81 Maiden LSns' Albany
NJ. A.,
Tbs Author may he consulted upon any OF the
dise,ss upon Which his book treats, either person
ally or BY mail, and medicines sent 70 Any PsIt OF
~ v-nrld mnE4@Llo
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q Trsins-l8a0 P. M.-HIGHf EXPBE8-StopglEg
e. onfbon, Wellington, HoS London, shelbyB
iaEs Oraatlins. 6alions Gnead Oardington aud D..
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OOHNEOrIoH5i
aassssId. 81. Y.rsoa. Es.ars. z.assviIis.

SgGrs. -
s|TiT' q 0SsveiEnd S:I0 a \, and s;ss ,. =
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uo,uaosIoau arc made a. MonrosEills with the Sals
dHSrT Fangaeid 4 Newark b. h. at Clyde with the
ssnditTy, Dayton Cincinnati R. T.; 81 tremonl
vitb d,s frefloat q Indians r. Z. and - IolcQe
vith he Michigan Sonthsrn Northern laGi4na ana
Toledo wabash Railroads for Ohicago, Detroik.
iacEarn Fort wayne, LOFznsport Lafayette, Cairs.
Alton 81 LOdis aBd Al Points West, Northwest ana
Southwest. . -.
Treius arrive IN Cleveland inon Toiedo and iha
tEs-f ~ 9s59 A. - ass p -, snd $50 2. y. Ercl
aAndusky 1t 9:l5 4. L. D. kDoAShs snf-
A Orf Ta1a
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ABRIVAL OF kAILs AT DEPOFi lr
HaItsra fhFCogh srrIV's as T:SO A. n. ais ?. NJ
Gnd 9s25 P. n
Hastsrn Way arrives as IGD A. n.
Western Through arrives at 90 A. H., 80 P. \
DO Way arrives at e6o P. n. tasa
5Aadusky Way arrives 81 sI5 A. n.
Oinoinnse Through arrives At 80 A. H., 800 ?. =
do Way arrives At $50 =. Il.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at o:56 A. y. ,..r.f..
Way arrives At 1910 P n
HAhoaing Way arrives st 1913 A. n
a.eadViIle arrives at lO.25 A. n.
Medina Way arrives At SEQ 2: n .-..l
4kookpoFt h., arrives Tuesdays, fhuradAyD 49,
Saturdays At II Il.
RArrensVills arrives daily At lois A. n.
EaEt OsVeIaad aud Ecclid arrives daily A. y.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILS.
EksFHRz TERoUsH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. HsU
Lork, Hartford. and PAinssviIls, eeasVA, AihtAbp
Il md OounAAns, closes At $50 A. n. D.
EAsIsEH FEEoUsg. for Esg York only, eIosss Is
EAszssa rnnOUen, for mia, BunAIo, AIbany,
Boston, HsW YORK sad Hartford, closes - 500
P. n. .r. u u
/. ElszznH WAY, for all points 6ssvosa OIsvsland
and Enc, closes At e5O P. n. -=
REsTEsH TaRouaa, for Toledo, Detrslt, OhioAeo,
and MilvHukee eiossg q 7:l0 A. NJ
WNnBRH THRoUaa, ior Tolsdo, Detroit, OhioAgo,
Dubuque St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct es0O P u.
" ssTnRN MAI, for All points between OlsvslAna
and Toledo, closes ct 1:45 P. Il.
sAHDUskE Way, for sanduHky and al interns-
dtAte points, closes 81 $50 P. n. p .
OsEusHATl WAY, for all points between Ulsvslane
and OinoinneH, closes at 7;06 A. NJ
OmUIHNAu THRoUaH, for Columbus, DaTtoa,
Newark and Cincinnati, Gloss It Ts06 A. 4. -
& oIaouHAFn THR0UaH, for Columbus, Oinolnnsa,
GouisVis, Sc Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Whssling closes at coop. N. -alF
PITTzI1RGH FHEoUaH, ior Pit.barEh ana wsss.
IN ngton, Gloss At 1880 P. n. o. .ls, sT..i
RIFrssuRRH WAS, for AL point1 botWpsn OlsSs
End, WollsVills. and Pittsburgh, HArriIbufg, Phi
Ldelphia, Baitimors and Washington Gloss at 700
HAsoTro WAY. for an point. bstw,su OssSlans
aud Youngstown. CLOSES at as4S P. y. 20
mgADvILLn, closes 1t ESQ A. N. u
MHDINA WAH, closes Gt I:a0 A. n ~
and Saturdays, st l2H. I THIs
WkREHEsTIIIa, oInsss daily, 1850 A. n. -.
lar OhHvELAHD and Euolid, oiosus daiiy, IS ,
r. m. 80 -i.l..L
hail aad Drop Esttsss AFs rsqulrsd - AW 70 -
prepaid. -I.ss afsaI-. L1l- y
All Oty OruuIArs Ars rsVuirsa 20 - pre- PAid uits
4 guo-oant stamp.
Onioe op.,n from 8 90 A. N. 20 I:5o P. N. On
Sunday from 800 70 1000 A NJ LII.
n n0WU.RH a
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u TrslH5l:ss 2. h.-AOooa4oDATIoz ;-s.o..s. q.
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- An-aIgsI - 81 -. EsAIIIEI-s.ts,,l3
OIEYRLANp AND TOLEDO 3. B

On and aftsr Monday, Oct. slIt, 1sst, PanssnfsR
FrHinS ViIl lsaVs Cleveland iollovu tbpndAYH sH-
s.iaAM.-uHI0AeO EXPBEs5.-stops At beraas
/. - flrsftoa. Obsrn, WAkeman, hoEWalk, n Monroo-
fi VILE Bellsvus, Clyde, Frenout and Elmoroi
and arrives e Toledo At l2s45 ?. ~, UnicaRo &c
o. U30Pn and Detroit 5.1 ?. n
so p IM.-WESTERN MAIL.-Stops 81 Al station.
on Southern DiVislon, and arrives A. Toleiio A.
.- T.25 P H.; chicago ~ :i5 A. r. ana Detroh ~
p lns1BP. n. -, -.
AsaP Ml-HORTRER ERA MAIL--stops - AZ EfAs
. =. Fons On Northsrn DivEaons and ArEiVcs ~ zsh'
aaakT At T:l0 P. n. - -
In.,a p H,-NIGHT ELPREsS.-Stoel at Grsison ]
NorTalh Mourosviua, Olyde And Fremont 90
S-rITe1 AZ Toledo IS rs A H.; ohioeso ~ " =
l. p. q ard Datroll 81 500 A. p.
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DAMNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
~ BLES Of very excellent quality, consisting OF
PeacfIus, Piums Cherries, BlaekbsFTies, RGspbef-
FieE, Zea Mays, or White Flint Corn Green Corr
u '17GI q - emo. D. BBoE's, o CD
/ uho RS itst sas 80 eapsEibE HtFsgk
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~MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR

OF YOUTH RESTORED In four weeks, by Dr..
Rioord's ESSENCE OF LIFE Dr.. Bicord (OfPa-
ris) has appointed an A FsDt in New fork ior me
saie Of his hlghly-Pnzsd Essence OF Liie. nh s
wonderful agent will restore Manhood 70 the most
shattered constitutions, In four weeks ane II useo
aooordin 10 printed instructiOns fsilRre s impo5-
EfbIs snooess I'm every care, Is certain. -
Dr. Rieorda Es-6nos of Life 70 sold In cases. Win
fall instructions for usa, At 81 or iour quAnunSs
In one for 81 and will be sent 10 any part careful
~ hacked on receipt Of remittance 70 his aesFedt'
"a agent. OiFcnlAr sent FREQ on reo-iPt OF iouI
-4am5a PHILIP ROLAND,
al Droome street, ons door west o. BrSsoTAT
fablb.R8 hea EoIk.
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MEuISAG.E
DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
.aa4 IN WHICH
= -.g ssI1 nfasaa. are IataPpstpd.

t.- LII VI aaHoo eAb
Farmers Drovers, MeTchan Lumberm-n, Me-
ShaBies, Miarrs bankersl tue rleh ana ths pool'
ahnn,d ask theasevetif Ihs slit hfest SYPHILiTIc,
or 10 called PRfyAtE nIsrAsE. tAint Il hugering IN
theft s,sTGMs If So they should apply In person
if possible; If LOt pos lble IN perso., by ISttsr
auestiYn =, which u enable any one TO kno" posi-
lively ust how they sta A.
10 the fntrIliztnt FSalisr It ts not neess1ry u
nnbli,b the names Of the many complications and
forus assumed by this tsrrib scourge, yet IL y
he sdyiaisbe TO mentiOn most Prominent bYPH-
uIs lPRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, snd sfPHILIs
TsEr,AKY. the latter involving the bones IN It's
tieathly aetiOn. 80 I-.I Ifa - -. , - -
Eysrv one should know, also. thst many O. TIE
Tno.t obstinats- and worst ULOER TEO IHRoArs
nroeasd from this cause, and YillI n not opsrly
handIed ultimately suit in loss OF voice. Look 60
cr and consult bv letter, or apply Al
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"A FLANTIO s. GREAT WESTERN
n hallway.
spring and summer Arrangements.

7SEes Eject Monday, March 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through Expresa Trains DAILY between
OLEVELAHD and HEW YORK.
aDAT ETPRRss, leaves cleveland (sundays except
sdA A $50 A. H.. arrives st Meadviie at Ss0O P ~,
Dinner salamanca Is 6ss5 > ~, (sl ,eplng casll
and New York II l:l0P. =.
sENIgHf ExPnnss,n leaves Cleveland (SaturdAga
ixcsptsdl At S:l5 p r., sleeping G9rs attached,
arrives 81 Mesdsille 1t LEO A. n, Salamanca e
$50 4. T., and New YORK At 1880 ?. =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay OF Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Dis ases Of
the Urinary and sexual sy'temS. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. skIlin HOughton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mys.R4
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Free DeIIEerY Of Lefters.

Free Delivery OF Letters. e Z
Parties Wishing their nail matter delivered By
Carriers viii pease leave orders to that eject At
the POstmaster's Room, with any Carrier or BY
letter thrOugh the Pustofee, when they viii be de-
hvered, without extra charTe, with promptne.ss
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office: - - .1
IN THE BUSINESS TERRIToRY. g y
Lying between the River and saAt side ontario -,
Onoluding the OI-BOW hAtsl, the Dehvsr1sa sih
be a. fOilOSs.
FIRsr DELIvERY.-narriers will leave POstOfhce
1t 500 A NJ with proceeds Of all night nails.
SEC, Nd DELIvERY.-LeAve PO5tofico ~ 1OsuoA-
n with procaeds Of T:SO Eastern.
THIRD DE IvEEY,-LeAye 1l:3O A 4. With pro
ceeds Of ESQ A. N. Western, 9:l6 a. N, bandnsky
Way $50 A. N. OinctnuAti, 9.25 A n. PittsbuEg,
and lO:2O A. n. Eastern Way. .+.-is4.
FoURrH DELEVEET.-I.saTs at 200 ?. n. for Drcp
Letter Distribution.
FIFTH DELIVERY Leave Rt 900 P. n. with pro-
ceeds Of 2i5 P. N. Eastern, s66 ?. n Western and
1'GS s.Era STIiVHR1.-LsAve at 500 p 4 for Drop
Letter Distribution. .. ~
-FOUR DEIIvERY TERRITORY,
&s ,nouGSs sslSnoH a1 Flats the HsEh and
West side!
FIRsr DRLIvERH-Leags PoatOnice ct 90 A. \.
with prOeeeds Of night mails.
SEC0SD DELIvEBY.-LeaVe At lO-SO A. =. Win
proc eds Of all forenoon mails except lo;20 A. n
Eastern Way.
THIRD pKLWKRY.-4ieaye at 500 P. n. with pro
eesd. Of 1920 A. N. Eastern Way.
FoURTH DELIVEEY --LeaVe At $50 P 4. win
proceeds Of 2.1b P. n Eastsrn, Ass P. n. Toledo,
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUst-
MESS TERRITORY. b..
FIRST OOILEcrIOs-Wih commence ht 500 A. 4.
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and SEeai
sFcoEp-WRI commences At 1000 A. =. fsr Drop
Letters. -r.
/ Pittsburg, 2;f6 N. Columbus, 2slb P n. Toledo
! and S.25 P. n Eastsrn Way, s.lral
| foURFa-COmmance8 at 2:O0 P. ~ iar asoo -
/ Eastern and $50 ?. N. Sandusky. .r--
| FIFrH-CoDmr noes At 4snO P. n for Drop Letters
| sIx1H-Commences At 500 P n for 700 p n
Eastern, 1000 ?. N Western, and 1880 ?. n Gin
| ctnnAti; $50 A. n. (ns1t morning. Mahouinsi 80
| A. n next -rning) Pittsburgh 500 A \ t1ex
morning) Cinnati and $40 A. n (ne1s morning
! ! OtedO.
COLLECTION IN THE YOUR DELTvER'
TERRITORY -4a a-.i
win commence At 500 A. NJ, 1880 A H., 500 !
n aud 4}O p. n.
Z COKEES p, II.