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The cost Of Goldsborough farm and amount
expended on that atste................... 6l 2l2 So
The cost of present site, buildings and i'm
ASP lO2 3
Property to be sold, the proceeds of which
are TO be applied as appropriated to the
building of the amShOuse: IS acres of old
almshouse land, which it is fair to con-
clude viii bring the same amount per
as the portion already sold, which
was located fartherfrom the city than the
remaining part-say 81 600 per acre.... S76 00OCi
The Gold borough farm. which cost......... 2O3S5.U
The balance TO be received from the sale of
the old almshouse land..................... 550OGC
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may commence the work during the coming season,
applying the interest their investments to the
erection of suitable buildings.
The assets of the fund have been increased by the
addition of s. 500 during the year. and now amounts
altogether in hand to 1872 653 46: and it is believed
that in few months they will reach 100000 and in
IN two years they will he S5000D0.
From the report of the agent O. W. Randolph.
made to the Comptroer it appaers that he collected
Ia last to- year 81 1911. and that he has cXpended
=, 3Sl6 paid to the trustees S39. 9.25l6S: making
loS9 ~ leaving balance in the Citizens Bank Of
New Orleans of 81 POOLS.
The assets of this fund.- January 1, 1866 are as fol-
lows
In the hands of the trustees viz:
Baltimore city stock .. .,,.. S2I2 00p no
United States one year certifcstes...... 2Ht0aOO
eash on hard 65346
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. Trow wbridge, of Michigan, offered resolution
calling the Secretary of the Treasury for any ntor
nation what States have made deposits of public
money in the Treasury under 1886, together
with the dates and amounts and it it still
deposited. to what States is it credited. Agreed
John N. Goodwin, delegate from Arizona ap-
peared and took the oath.
Mr.. Ashley. of Ohio, presented the papers of Mr. J
D. Poust0n, Il contestant OF the seat Referred.
Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, from the Committee on Mill
ary afiiiIs reported resolution directing me ?ee
ings at Point Lookout, Maryland, which was passed
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The National Protective Homestead bill came up
regular order during the morning hour.
Mr.. Baker, of Illinois, briefly opposed the bill,
claiming that it gave enlarged powers to small and
exclusive corporation. lie made his objections to
the bill section by section 1t proposed to centraze
powers in the General Government for exercising
corporate authority in the Sates-a consolidation to
which he objected He claimed that this company
could not be incorporated under any clause of the
Constitution of the United States
Mr. Finck, OF Ohio, moved to lay the bill on the
table; WHICH was agreed to--yeas 1zO, nays g. The
Boutwell,, Broomall, Dawes, briggs EekIey, Eliot
Garfield, Grinnel. Highly. Hooper, John II; Hub
bard, C9f Ct) Lawrence. tof OhioJ Morris, QNeill,
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The appointment of Justices of the Peace for this
city and the several counties of the State by Gov
bradford short time previous to his retirement from
once likely to lead to trouble The matter came up
IN the Senate yesterday in the shape of resolution
by Mr.. Olin which requests Governor Swami IA
adopt the requisite steps to have the case brought
before the Court Of Appeals on a mandamus or writ
of,q"o carTanto. A large amount Of routine bust
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AUCTION SALES.

Es
j. r. FRANKLIN BALEY, Trustee in a certain Inden-
executed by the Tyrone and Cearncd Railroad Company
the principal and interest Of bonus OF sad Company e.
the amount OF $4,000 winch mortgage is dated the let
ioT recoIdng deeds, etc in and ior the county Blair
S0ot % hf B. al lis Of etc. %d n 6e p once for on TSGS
geeds ETC. IN and Tor the county OF oenre & on The 2St
G66 etc do hereby give notice thai deISut hay ing been
made or mole @ than ninety days in the Ymesnt 9 !hS
in Of the o5 5e9ufSt to me Of directed ire
bones. and b, virtue the power conferred upon me
IN tha espSet by the said mortgage expose to pub 10
IH0MAc q soNs, Auotloneers, at the PHIl.ADEL-
THURSDAY the da IN Of hs e S 81 s upOn ON
he terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole
1be Whole Of that lection Of the tyrone and ! ear
feld Railroad from tyrone station, Blair county Penn
yania as the same is now constructed ooether with
spd s u Oa bSc nces @ Gs6aT Wa iha ali
real property OF every description acquired by and
and al the Ths eres pTveses and U e c9rpoPSe TSS
franchises o. sso @ r0ad ana company and al tb 70 Is
arise the same, ana ali the lands used and occu
points with all buildings standing thereon procured
AND GENERALLY
All the lands. railway rails bridges culverts, tres
te works too houIes, coa-houses whaEyes, fences,
del erounCs, works masonry, and other suporstrdc
Shatevei nature or kind appertanng or 6eionsinS to
the mentioned property and TO the said sec on
OF the said 1N rome ana Cieare Railroad and owned
by said Cmpany IN cOnnec ion herewith, and all the
Ihts liberties privileges, and corporate franchises of
The said section OF the said Tyrone and CIeataeld
g unity. and through the bo!oug6 Palips6arg, in
Centre county, is about 2S'g mites in length.
TERMS OF SA f..
$4,000 of the purchase mon TO be paid in cash when
the property is struck of, end the balance within twenty
days thereatter.
Payment account of the said balance of purchase
TO the extent OF the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said rtgase and the matured
coupons of the said hOnds may be made in the said
bonds or coup9nsi ana il The lydend is less
than the actual sum que upon the said bonds
and counons. the ho ders NAV retain possession
he said bonds and coupons TeceiDting to the
said trustee the SAID dividend, and endorsing pay
ment of The same on tie said bonds coupons.
Upon lie purchase money being paid aforesaid the
1rus ee will execute anu deliver deed OF conveyance
OF the premises to the purchaser purch in pursu
Gnce of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the said sale o
premises be had application the undersl ~ ell
Trustee, al his Office No AZ South THIRD Street In the
city of Philadelphia, - - - -
No AZ south Third street
NJ. THONAS g. SONS, 'uctOnecrs
6 IL m9m Nos. l39 and 4l South FOURTH Street.
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o T G.

NJ o T G r.
- !, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
lnden uIe OF Mortg9ge Of the poP'rty hereinafter de
ComSany to e as in Us TO- the
payment of the principal an interest OF bonds OF said
datcd ne l2tn day q May p 1859 ana recorded in
OF BAR Dr the 18Th Gay o. Fay D. 1851 in ge
book A. pages 5O3 1867 and s, md in the Office
TeGi the s5b day q Nay anu D. 1853 Softgags BOOK f.
m for d0 aeGS S ES RoG sS hat n 6e
the interest due and demanded on the said bonds will
hodls OF more than $50 0S in amount f6 the said
bonds and by virtue of the power conferred me in
and md $ to the highest and bss bidder Sy y GaoM
d SONS, Auctioneers. at the PHILADELPHIA EX-
HA GE, 10 The civ OF Ihadelpha. on Thursdsy the
9th day of September u. 1865 upon the terms and
The Whole of that section of said Tyrone and Clear
Tyrone and Lock haven Railroad near Tyrone, Blair
syvania as inc same is now constructed together
with al and singular the IT railway. WI rails bridges
every description acquired red by and be51gine to said
to be derived and to ase scr F9 = t5e o and or s tae
tions between said points with al the buildings stand
ing thereon procured therefor
AND GENERALLY
All the lands railways rails bridges, culverts trest
works, tooh houses houses wharves, lences, rights
erouTds, works, masonry. and other superstructure
Real estate buildings and improvements Of whatever
MENTIONED pr0peI and 70 the said Section Of SAID
ana GleaTted hallr0au, by said Com
pany in connection Herewith, -
he sao section of the Tyrone and Cear6eld Railroad
from the intersection OF the AYTone and Clear
feo Railroad with the railroad formerly belonging to
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad Company, but now
to the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company is about
20 miles in length. - -, .
$4,000 of the purchase money 70 be paid IN cash when
the property struck of, and the balance wltn 2O days
thereafter ,
PAYMENT on account of the sai0 baance of purchase
money, the OF the dividend thereof payable
on the bonds secured by the said mortgage and he ma
coupons the said bonds be made In the said
BOMBS OF coupons; and ii the dividend is less than the
actual due upon the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession o. the said bonds and
receiptng to the said trustee ior the SAID
dividend and endorsing payment of the same on the I'd
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee Wili execute and deliver deed OF convey ance
OF fe premises to the purchaser purchasers in pur-
suance of the pow ell conferred upon HIM by the said
Any further information in respect 10. said sale, or
p,emises may be had upon applca ton to the under
Stoned Trustee at the office OF the PennsY yania Rail
road Company, NO 23S S. Third street Phi ade phia
- JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, trustee,
No. 23S s. THIRD Street,
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers
52l mf4m Nos. 139 and l4l 8. FOURTH rect
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The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 all
the usual branches OF Express business. Special Mes
sen ger accompanies each through tram Once No; b
WALNUT Street Philadelphia. ~
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LREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL the stations on the CAMDEN and AMB0Y and
c9pnectipp k9dToads hNCk15AnSYEQ 5nY DIESKATCH h Mr.,
TRANsPoK, AIloN COMPANY N.Y. tRErGHT LINES
for New Ork will leave WALNUT Street WHAT ate
O'Clock M daly Sundays exceptedl.
Freight must be delivered before Al O'CLOCK to be for
waIded the same DAY.
Returning, the above lines Will leave new York at 10
noon and a ana 7. M -. w.. 49,. - .
wick, ana al points on the Camden ana AmDoy Ran.
road: aso on the BelV dere Delaware and Fleming
ton The ew jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg and
The burlington aud Mount Bony Railroads, received
The BeiyIdere e aware Reroad connects at PhilipS-
burg with the LehiGh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kacRunk with all points Oh the Delaware, Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad forwGTding to syracuse, Buffalo,
he New Jersey RAILROAD connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A ain memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
heTs shippers and cOnsPn must in every instance.
be sent with each load OF goods or no receipt will 10
gwen. ,oro..os ,ao,,,.,o bovo hoer r,oao e,- IT,
transportatOn live stock Dr0vers invited try
The route. hen sock furnished In quantities of two
carloads II will be delivered at the foot of For
tie,h street near the Drove Yard or at Pier No. I,
North River the shippers may designate at the time
onshipment ,--.,-- -,.
WALTER FREEN AN, Freight Agent,
No. 22B \. DELAWARE Avenue, Phiadelphia
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RUsTEEs' ALE.

VI y . Il II . II - T'
Whereas, THE GREAr WESTERN PETRO-
III L VI AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis,
did, on The Twenty third day of January, A.. ID.
gnedas Trustee the lands and premises hereinafter de-
scTbed 10 the payment of elain promisSory
note, made by said Company, ana bearing even gate
with said trust seed Tor the sum Of ten thousand three
Lundred dollars, payable to CHARLES W. FORD, or
10 his order one day ter the date thereof wi lawful
interest and a to secure the paym ent TO said Ford
advance 10 said ompany AT its request with interest
And whereas 1t was in and by said Trust DEED pro-
yided hat in the said Company should make
de- aut The pay ment OF the moneys secured bY said
TO be by The said Ford, with interest tha the
said Trustee might proceed to sell property In said
the highest bidder at the east front OF the Court House
in II Louis tor cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time. terms and place o. sald sa bY
advertisement in some newspaper printed III ST. Louis
and whereas Default has been made In the payment
of the moneys secured by said deed, notice there-
will on the Eth day September, A; D., eighteen hun,
dred ard sXty-siX, between the hours OF ~ and
O'Clock z. M. at the iront OF The Court House In
Il ous Mo- sell at public vend9e lor eash 70 the hlgh-
which described as follows AL that certain racl
of land situate in the township OF Harmony cou tY OF
Venango and State Of Pennsy Vaula, oounae1 anu Ge
scrbed as follows, to wit t-BeginDng at post at the
northeast corner OF the Herkiner CompAnNs Iand ana
thence extending south and three-ourtns degrees
west OF hundred ana seventy ana Ios 70
lands thence south seventy and one nall Degrees east
OIyone and seven-tenths rods 70 post he southeast
Oner of Il piece thence noIth one az
degrees one hundred and eighty-three aad tour
enlhs is 10 post the northeast corner nl the dc
hen north eghty-egh and one-fon IN degrees, west
thirty nine End elghttenths rods 10 he place OF peg
ming. containing fOIty-tOur acres lana cr,,,c,,
600 tlGt Trustee
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DRIVY WELLs-OWNERS OF PROPERTY
i The only place TO get PriVy Wells cleaned and d
~ " '' ~" A. PEYSON,
Manufacturer of POudrette,
slOS GOLDsMITHS' BALL, LIBRARY Street
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SHIPPING.

<NfEEA STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-CALLING
sSAlR2Ak at Queenstown-The Inman Line, sailing
sthii-weekl Il. carrying the United states mails.
''Ol11 LCDl5lN ...'s'..... wednesday, August E1
"ll1Y OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saturday, August 25
GIITT1 ~ 0E ednesday AugusLT ~
.Clll- bhtuEuuy OeptelnDeI 4
"ClTY OF MAN CHES1E ER". 4. Wednesday Sep ember
and each succeeding Saturday and wednesday, at
noon from Pier No. a North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
by the mai steamer sailing every saturday
- Payable in Cod. ayable iniUunency.
First abn 800 Steerage.
10 London ' 'gbI TO London. ,......... 4O
~ 10 Paris. ....,... l0b TO Paris. ...:,..:...y D
slCO; steerGge, s35 Payable in United States cur
renCy.
men, etc at moderate rates -- -. -.
SteeraGe passage trCtr Liverpool or VueenstoWn say
currency IiCk ts be bought here Dy persons senu
inc for their friends 80, -, ,
Offices JOHN G.. DALE, Agent
81 No. III WALNUT Street. Philada.
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VIZ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot OF RKET Street Upper Ferry. COM
mencing oNDAY, July l6, 1856 Leave Philadelphia as
iOiEST For Cape May A. NJ, Mail; p. M, AccOmmOda
' For Bndsston, Salem, and intermediate points, sA
For Minyhie, and intermediate points, SA. M. and 3
Woodbury. Accommodation, 6P. NJ
RETURNING;
Leave Cape May at $40 A. M, Naili r nj Express.
leave Bridgeton 10 A. NJ ana q oO r NJ Freight
~ Ieaye Salem A. NJ and ss5 p M. Freight IS p M.
Leave Mnyllle 655 and 944 A. NJ and 6'SS p. NJ.
FIsIGht viii be received at Second Covered Wharf
be oW Walnut street. from 7OU A. M, until 900 r. M.
That received before OO A M VIII 80 through the
uuF uuFFreiQbt DELIVERY, No 92s s. DELAWARE Avenue
J. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent.
The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 all
the usual branches OF Express business. Special Mes
sen ger accompanies each through train. Ofice No,
WALNUT Street philadelphia. ~
ce-PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
lOOO ROAD. This great line traverses the North
ern and Northwest Counties OF Pennsylvania to the
City OF Erie on Lake Erie 1t has been leased aud Is
TTfME OF PAssENt1ER TRAINS AT Phil pHIA.
Arrive EsstWard-Ere Mail Train, A. M Erie Eek
piLei Leave Wsstward-Ere Mail, p. M; Erie Express
TPn PASSENGER II cars run through on tbe Mail
press u"in' sew YORK GoNSEGTI0N.
Leave Irs at 5 arrive q MsT tTSIn ySEE 4loP M
al corner THiRTIEfR and Ark En- Streets, Phila.
b. Kingston Jr corner thirteenth and Market streets
Philadelphia; j. w. Reynolds, Erie; William Brown
agent NJ T. =, r. HotsfoNi General Freight Agent, Pha.
NV. GWINNER General Ticket Agent, Phila. D..
A. L. TYLER GeOeralsup' WnuAmsPor1
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Vo SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERSHIP
A Undersigned having leased the KENSINGION
sCREW DVCK,pegS toin orm his renos and the patronI
OF Dock thai be il prepared with increased facilities
to accommodate those having vesse to be raised
repaired and being a prac ical ship-carpenter and
CaukeT viii give personal attention to the vessels
trusted to him iOr repairs,
CAPTAINS or Agents, ship Carpenters, and Machnists
nnyipc vessels to repair are solicited to call.
Having the agency Tor The sale of "Wetterstedts q
Patent Metallic omp ositiOn Or Copper Paint for the
Preservation OF vessels bottoms for this city, pre-
pared TO lurnish the same on favorable terms.
JOHN H. HAMMITT.
Kensington screw DOCK,
llS DELAWARE Avenue. above la UREL Street.
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nN~OA FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEL
dephia steam Propeller COMPANY De-
suuiCh Swiftsnre Lnesva Delaware and Raritan Canal
leaving dai at u NJ and Z. M connecting with all
Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight which viii be tab en- upon accommodating
terms, arpIy TO WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD 10 CO.,
3 l6 No. lJ2 y, DELAW AXE avenue
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21
Bloody ARRAY in Prairie County.

We learn from gentleman who came in on
the j. S. McCune. yesterday. that at a barbe-
cue. given by the citizens of Prairie county.
Ark Oh Bayou Metre. five miles south of
Hicks Station. which Is situated on the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad a few days since
Il terrible shooting atfray occurred in which
two persons lost their lives and five Others
were wounded.
\ greatmany of the citizens of the cOun-
try were collected tOgethertO hear the views Of
the various candidates for the County offices
upon the local affairs of the country. After
speaking was over and dinner had been SER
vcd the crowd adjourned to the grove prepar-
ed for dancing. As gay gallants and bright
lassies were mingling in the may windings
of Terpischore, they were startled by the re-
port of several pistol shots near by. 1t seems
that man named Natdan Byrd had attacked
DR.. Farr for some language used by him in
reference to the former when the latter drew
a small pistol and shot Byrd. inficting dam
gerous though not mortal wound Byrd then
drew pistol and fired at Farr. the Ball en-
tcrng his left breast. Farr then drew knife
and made at BYRD. but just as he was about to
strike. friendof Byrd's, Jno. Baily. came up
and commenced shooting at Farr. lodging four
balls i'm his body. either one of which would
have proved fatal. Baily's brother. Lee then
came up and commenced firing at Farr, also.
but he fell dead before any more shots had
touched hirG A friend Of Farr's. G. A. Ea-
Gle. came tohis rescue, and shot John Baily.
from the wound of which he died that night
Lee Baily then fired at Eagle. inflcting a
painful thongh not mortal wound.
By this time several persons had run up to
separate the parties. Dave Eagle. q brother
Of the one Just w9apdsg III sYseat Y i'd hi ii RiS RiStSS
when Capt. K. :. CAN'T knocked the pistol
from his hand but it went off. and the ball
entered the ileshy part of his leg. Lee Bailey
then fired at CAN'T, but fortunately missed
him. when Dave Eagle shot at him, inftictino
a slight wound in the neck. A Mr.. Jenkins
who was trying to separate the parties, also
received wound in the leg, which, however
isnot considered dangerous.
1t seems that the atiray grew out of an old
grudge between Byrd and Farr, both respec-
table citizens of the county. The Bailey bows
took sides with Byrd. and the Eagle boys with
Farr, and for weeks they had gone armed. ex-
pecting rupture at any time. 1t finally
came. and the result has been stated rs above
DR.. Farr and John BaiIy killed--Capt. CAN'T
Lee Baily. Mr.. Jenkins and G.. A. Ergle and
Mr.. Byrd wounded. Bailey and Byrd are
now being tried before a committing court at
Brownsville. where it is thought they will be
refused bail and remanded to Jail until the
the meeting Of the Circuit Court in August
Memphis appeal. -
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21
goyaAM. Texas. 81 July, 'GG.

DEAR DuYuAM: Much beef out here ana
very cheap. Those that object to three cents
per pound steal it. Providence has blessed
this section with everything that it ought to
be blessed with.
There is charming drouth coming on
The ground has begun to crack everywhere.
" Water-hauling will be the principal
amusement of the gentry that live on the high
prairie ridges. until next fall. Pismires
Though we cannot see the relevancy OF the
mire part are revcling. Their hills are be-
coming perfect lIinlalayas.
We are very religious in these parts, espe-
cially in this city. Next Saturday there will
be Sunday School celebration. Swiss dres-
ses and blue ribbons will flourish. Everybo-
dy will be rs much like an angel as possible
And we will have music-solemn. suitable
music. One of the tunes selected (and now
being practiced in rehearsal every night i
the Arkansaw Traveller"
There is one true-blue patriot south of Rec
River. | saw him yesterday. He had beer
out on the Prairie and had found him a huge
horn. He said was going to celebrate to-mor
row, the Glorious Fourth, in it. "a
Yours. tJoHN.
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21
Judge HanleY on Negro Suffrage.

As the Press was one nnfPssech Sc II" Of Il Judge HAN
LEY, advocating negro suffrage. we deem it
but an act of jnstice to the Judge to give the
following correspondence from the Little
Rock Pantogaph
Mr.. EDITOR: Having Noticed in several pa
pers paragraphs giving currency to a report
that the Hon. Thos B. Hanly in a recent
speech to the colored people at Helena. had de-
clared himself in favor of negro suffrage; be-
lieyng that the paragraphs did him injustice
and having been long intimately associated
with him, and feeling an interest in his repu-
tation, addressed him letter on the subject
of the report thus publicly circulated; and
take the liberty of requesting you to publish
areply which is herewith furnished.
Respectfully, Z. IL. ENGLISH.
The Van Buren press., 1866-07-21
Arrivals and Departure Of the Mails

ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIs.-MOndays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at II a. m. Depart for.
st. Louis-MODdays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 2 p. m.
DEPART FOR LITTLE ROCK.-MOndays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a.. III. ARRIVE
FROM LITTLE ROCK.--Wednesdays Fridays
and Sundays, at a. nr.
ARRIVE FROM FT. T.SMITH.-Mondays. Thurs
days and Saturdays at II 4. m. Depart for
TT. Smith-Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at 2p m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way Of
Lees Creek-Monday at a. m. Depart for
Fayetteville--W WednesGays at p. m.
| ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way Of
West Fork)-Thursdays at II a. M. Depart
for etteville-Thurstlays at II a. m.
| u.s.. BUSHONG. =. NJ.