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Collisiou or Trains-One . Petroleum
Train. which took Fire and was
Consumed. together with much Fro
perry.
New YORK, August PA train with
petroleum, on the Erie railroad, collided
with another train near Narrowsburg, N. J.
The petroleum caught fire, and burned the
whole train, three dwellings, and five thou
sand feet of lumber. Mr.. Williams, while
endeavoring to rescue his two children,
was fatally burned. His wife jumped
from the second story window, and immc-
diately gave birth to child. Loss, eighty
thousand dollars.
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FruIh Tue AtIahIa IIa. ETA.
We therefore waive our individual Opt
Mons respecting the declaration OF princi-
pies, and, for the sake of harmony among
our own people, give our adhesion to the
Philadelphia platform. We do this with
out in the slightest degree modifying or
changing our previously expressed Opt
MONS. We are far from cordially en-
dorsing " the policy Of tcst-oath representa-
ton now, as heretofore. We give add
hcsion to the measure without thanking
anybody for supprcsSng the rebellion"
and only asa matter ofeXpcdicncy,-we had
almost said necessity. 1t is the best that
can be done under the circumstances.
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An INFAMOUS OUrKAGE.-As the Rev.

An INFAMOUS OuTHAGE.-As the Rev.
f. W. Pierce, Of the Baltimore Confer
cnce, was ON his way to town TO fill an
appointment Of his to preach, he was met
10y a parcel pcrhapsa dozen or more) OF
Young men and grown-up boys, who order
ed him to return by the road he came, or
submit to being duckcd in Blacks creek.
After cxpostulating with them for some
time in relation TO their conduct, telling
them who he was and what his rights were,
finding them still determined on their pur-
pose, he turned back and went home.-
WarriSOEJUy taioa.
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jy 3l-3rn

cCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
= CORNER GRACE AND FOUSHEB STREETS
The exercises Of this Institution will be resumed on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. A Thorough In
struction In ali the usual English studies the Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong 10 hnohed female
teachers The school rooms are being RENTED,
and strict attention will be given 70 everything
contri uting to the comfort Of the pupils. Terms
as before war. Circulars may be had on applica-
ton At the school or the principal bookstores:
Teachers.-Mis, MARIA Csokk, Mis- fASsIs
pRRBgRa. Mr. CAsLos c. AERA, MI G. w. Thi.
p EN- ~ q. A. ERICSSON,
WI dS.wtI.,Oet Principal.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN MICnGAN.-A ne
gro named John Taylor attempted to de-
stroy whole family named Buck at Delhi,
Michigan, Thursday night. He killed one
daughter, and dangerously wounded Mrs.
Buck with an axe. He made his escape,
but was captured in Lansing, and the
sheriff and his men had their hands full in
preventing an Infatuated crowd from lynch
inc him
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SEA BATHIN G AT COBB'S
~ ISI LNn fha nronriatnrs Of CORPS ISLA N

-
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred and ffty
persons and entirely rehtted and improved all the
forIner premises, win be prepared to receive vsi-
tors on the 18th OF June.
COBBS ISLAND Is situated on the coast OF
Northampton county, Va. eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles north OF
Cape Charles.
Without pretending to compete In point OF
fash ion with of the older sea bathing resorts
it presents q salubrity OF atmosphere and surf for
bathing which cannot be surpassed. whilst the pc
culiar facilities 1t possesses for boating cunning,
and fishing, are not equalled on this continent.
Passengers from Richmond will take the James
River steamers, so as to connect with the steamer
which touches al Old Point for Cherrystone MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
On arriving at Chsrrystone about 10 A. n con-
veyance. will be ready to take them 1t once across
tho peninsula (about Ave miles,, TO Nottingham
Landing, where q new wharf over three hundred
Yards in length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed to the island In safe and
,pac ious boat built this spring expressly for the
purpose, reaching there in time for dinner.
Every effort will be made to add to the popularity
this place has already attained, and the proprietors
refer 10 their numerous friends in Maryland and
Virginia in regard to their efforts to please
Parties desiring TO engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, Eastvilie.
iya-dlotAeodsw Northampton county. vs..
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Wreck of n British Ship on her way 10
CalffOrnia--One Hundred and Forty.
three Chinese Drowned.

SAN Francisco, August 26.-The British
ship Twilight, from Hong Kong for San
Francisco, has been wrecked near the
island of Pochung. One hundred and
forty-three Chinese passengers and one
European were drowned.
The flagship Hartford had arrived at
Hong Kong from Annoy, and reported
that the Imperialists had beaten six thou
sand five hundred rebels, causing them to
retire.
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Brevet Brigadier- General Joseph S. Full
lcrton, colonel of volunteers, has rendered
his resignation in the army, and purposes
returning to st. Louis and engaging in the
practice of law.-National Republican.
The Russian telegraphic cable between
America and Asia is probably now being
laid,
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JEFFERSON DAvE.-The New York
HTolFs Washington correspondent says
lie has excellent authority for stating that
Mr.. Davis will be released on bail or pa
role soon, holding himself amenable to- the
process of the court, which is expected to
dispose of his case in October.
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GENERAL BEArREGARD.-A Paris letter
states that General Beauregard has de-
clined every offer that has been made him
while abroad, and that it is his intention to
return to New Orleans as soon as the mis-
sion upon which hc was sent has been COM
uleted,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
oath ALUM SPRINGS.
TAR BATH ALUM SPRINGS

TAB BATH ALUM SPRINGS
are open. and will continue to accommodate the
travelling public and few boardsrs until the
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER.
From the 18th OF August the rate for board VIII
be TWELVE DOLLARS per week.
The water possesses the same qualities OF mo
Roekbrdge Alum Springs, and arc equal to any in
the mountains.
Passengers taking the Central train ut Richmond
In the morning will arrive ct Millboro' depot about
9 oelock, and ct Bath Alum In time for supper the
same evening.
The stages for Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
leave here at o clock in the morning.
au lo-eodlm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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WASHINGTON, August ZI.-t Is uiluel-
stood that the Presidential party, to start
tomorrow for Chicago, will embrace some
twenty-five persons. Secretary Seward
and several members of his family, Secre-
tary Welles, and Postmastcr-General
Randall will go. The other members Of
the Cabinet find it impracticable to leave.
General Grant and his Chief of Stan
tRawlngs), Admiral Farragut, and Gene
raj McCallum and lady, and Surgeon-Gc-
neral Barnes and lady will be of the party.
Senator Patterson and lady, Colonel W.
G.. Moore and Colonel Robert Morrow, Mar
shall Gooding, Mr.. L. A. Gobrlght, OF the
Associated Press, and Mr.. W. ". Warden
will accompany the President.
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NE D0rCLAs MoHCMENT.-A dispatc n
nom Chicago states that the Masonic fra
'HIty ancgc that President Johnson
S'''id not lay the cornerstone Of the
,t :, monument. Being exclusively a
masonic affair, they say ii should be done
ny "a Grand Master, and suggest Mr.. X.
'oIo. lfhc is not allowed the honor, they
reuse to participate in the ceremonies.
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-. LARGE RoBBERY.-While the clerks of
I'VE !Irsl National Bank Of St. Louis were
,@''hg lunch in the cashiers room on Tues
"a! apacEage Of ten thousand dollars was
s s from the desk by some person un-
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NCOLLEGR, WASHINGTON, d. c., Offers sups-
rior advantages for thorough business education.
The course Of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book. keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Law,
CONNIE rcisl arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Spencehsn Psnmanship 10 taught by Henry Z:
celebrated As the editor OF the Spencerfan Key to
Psnmdnship, adopted by all 1rst-clsss colleges a.
the standard Of criticism.
The system Of Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives hi.
special attention; This Is the most valusble part
plies his theoretical knowledge, and 10 prepared
Tor the more minute details Of actual business.
Scholarship for full course, and life membership
in this Union Of Colleges, forty FIVE dollars, II
cured before September !, lse6.
For circulars, specimen Of penmanship, college
currency, and nsrchan dise, address
HENRY v. COPP, A, NJ,
g. I'm propYiatCy.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated WATERING. PLACE |, now
open, with accommodations for
THREE HUNDRED VISITORS.
The buildings have been recently painted and
repaired, and the furniture and bedding are entire.
~ new.
The medicinal virtues Of the waters are well At.
tested, and HOT and COLD, SPOUT and SHOWER
BATHS, and PLUNGE BATHS, can be had at all
times.
The Springs arc delightfully."- situated, surrounded
by the most beautiful and picturesque scenery. and
afford most Agreeable resort for the invalid or
those in search OF pleasure the access is easy, and
the scenery on the route Is grand and imposing
Travellers leaving Richmond or Baltimore on
the morning trains arrive at Niilboro' depot, on
the Central railroad, at s p. ", whence they are
conveyed by stage, over q fne road, ten miles, to
the Bath Alum Springs. spending the night there,
and crossing the Warm Spring Mountain about
sunrise, reach the Healing Springs TO breakfast.
DAILY MAIL AND DAILY LINE OF STAGES
10 the Springs.
skilful physician can be consulted,
au 23-5t 5. A. PORTER, Agent.
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Cholera In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 26.--The deaths
from cholera yesterday were only thirteen.
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and ferrero. Hundreds Of Istters are Re, Re.
ceived daily by the committee from SOL
diers who endorse and sympa thize with the
movement.
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The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Only eleven
deaths from cholera yesterday.
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CASH IN TIE TREASURY.


The following exhibits correct state
mcnt of the funds in the cash vaults of the
Treasury Department on Saturday the
25th instant: United States legal tenders,
S9,l7G,000 ; national bank notes, 50, 262, Sll;
fractional currency, slSG,272.S0; gold,
s323,659; silver, $3.50; five-cent coin,
500 cents, $50 ; three-cent coin, $500 /;
total funds on hand, Sl2,953,212.S0.
NATIONAL BANKS.
No new National Banks were autho-
rizcd TO commence business last week.
The total circulation issued to these insti-
tutions up to date is S9,02l ,Osj, for
which the Government hold securities
amounting to 1890, 1921 500, and for deposits
of public moneys the sum of SIS, G47 800.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements of the Treasury last
week on account Of the War, Navy, and
Interior Departments were as follows:
War, SG36,329; Navy, si63,4Ol; Interior,
s477,30i. Total disbursements on account
of the Departments, sl,577,O3i.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from this source on Satur-
day last were $1,l3S ,540.2G; and for the
week ending on that day, s7,s4G, 5G6.62.
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CATTLE MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE are rather dull, and prices not sus.
tanned There are no prime cattle in market. We
quote common to good at 5Qlasc., gross
MuTToy.-ln request; but no prime In market.
We quote fair to good at iasc., gross. Common
grades Of sheep sell at SO per head.
HoGs.-IIeavy hogs sell ut Eli per cwt., nett.
VEAL, III head, $5USi2.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND

WARE, CUTLERY AND
Ill MECHANICS TO0Ls.-Ths subscriber begs
to announce to his former patrons and friends and
the public generally that he has resumed business
AT his old stand No II (now No. l43s Main street),
where he il prepared to supply them with new
stock Of AMERICAN, ENGLIsH, and GERMAN
be offered at the lowest market rates.
HOE & co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS,
G 61k sssShSL ETh'B EL Ell 'A0
for sale at manufacturer prices.
Thankful TO his many friends for their favors In
the past he hopes to merit and secure the same In
the future CHARLES J. SfNTOy,
sign OF the Giro ular Saw,
iaI2md&sw No lass Main street.
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Cod here is governed altogether by the
New York prices.
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JOHN HART, A. NJ,
au Slot Principal

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
III This institution will reopen OCTOBER l In its
own building, OIL Tenth street. The premises will
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole establish
ment refurnished and put into complete order,
with arrangements for large number OF bosrders.
The faculty will be large and able. Terms mode.
rate.
Particulars IN circulars ard in fn.rrs advertise.
ments. CHARLES ii. WINSTON, 4. NJ,
lin President.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS: AM
Y NAL COMPOST AND POUDRETTE@Ths
t tosmsrv Gon
aAIKE s,s,ss NitTs Beds, near RlCHMoND. VA,
tbe Above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
of.er to the farmers senerallyas being the BEST
and CHEAPEST In the United states.
This being strictly . Virginia enterprise, com.
mends Itself to the Virginia farmer.
MANiPULATION6 WITH PURE PERUVIAN
GUAyO will be made IL desired, but to the James
River farmer this 10 entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been analysed by the best
In the country, which analysis will be
exhibited for Inspection and information: Address
BARGAAiS d MULLER,
an l-sw3m Richmond Va
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, August II, 1866.


The gamblers of Wall street had quite
a struggle at the Gold Board to-day. The
price opened at 1867, rose to l4S1s, and
closed at l4s4Gl4SS.
Money is abundant in New York-so
abundant that the banks are offering to
loan freely at four per cent.
On Saturday stocks were very buoyant.
Government five-twcntics sold at lll34.
Virginia SKIES advanced, and $4,000 sold
at 1O1s@7l. North Catblina skies brought
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= IT. PEND ETC IS MALE
=. SCHOOL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRASKLIN-SESSlOS FROM SEP
TENDER 18TH TO JULY lsr.-petcrmned TO In
sure abundance OF time for each class, and on
class graduating, having another already formed
and prepared under his own eye, he has secured
the assistance OF Mr. A. d. CHESfERMAN, A. NJ,
hiiGseif DIRECT, aud by exchange from time to
time gxAnISE all the classes.
Wanted, scholars to ill up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS forty dollars per SESSION. To BEGIN
SERS IN LATIN AND ALGEBkA-sixty dsllars.
'ff'' st. PENTnEToN,
su1l-2m Principal.
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IINIYERSITY OE YIRGINIA.-The

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The
~ next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1863, and end the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, 1867.
A Professor of Latin and secon nd Professor OF
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the organization OF all the departments of instrue-
ton Academic, Law, and Medical-will be fully
established on the same enlarged basis a. be-
fore the war.
The entire expenses OF the Academic student,
exclusive OF text books, clothng, and poe kst mo-
new. amount TO three hundred and sixty dollars In
currency per session OF nine months or the Law
student, 10 three hundred and sixty ave dollars,
aud Of the Medical student, TO three hundred and
ninety five dollars.
nation. address $. MAUPIN,
jy l5--ts Chairman Of the Faculty.
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DEIJEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.-I Wi

BELLEVUE HIGH SCflOOL.-l VIII
ID open y HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
m -u ut my residence, on tho let or october next:
The location Is immediately on the virginia ana
Tennessee railroad, hftoon miles west VI Lynch
Gurg. | shall be assisted by three highly csmPa-
tent tea cheers. session, nine months:
TgRYs: Three hundred and fifty doll ars In cur.
rency :: one-half TO be paid at tho beginning, and
the other half In the middle Of the session Nc
extra charges. Ny pos. office Is Lynchbnrxi,
An IiIm JAMES 7. HOLCUMBE.
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CT. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, corner OF
y Fourth and Marshall streets, will be reopened
on the IIRST MONDAY In SEPTEMBER. For
terms, apply at the Institution. an ls-tlSc
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NFA NIPUL TIE ID GUANO.-The
wi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY i, prepared 70 furnish the farmers OF Vir.
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER; and not
caring TO indulge In extended Communications OF
its own, confidently refers 10 those who used this
fertilizer in the years 1850 and 1851 when WAS nrs
introduced, and met with universal approval.
1t consists OF an equal proportion lone thousand
pounds each) OF Peruvian and Phosphate fsom-
brero) Guano. weighed In with the most scfnpu;
lous care and precision, and IL finely ground and
perfectly incorporated.
Should any one prefer larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders, Tor
not less than two tons, will be specially and care
fully executed in this case the proportions viii
he Two-THIRps OF Peruvian and okE-THikD OF
Sombrero Guano. Both there preparations are ad-
miraby adapted to the use Of the drill, and can be
applied in this manner OF broadcast, without loss
or trouble TO the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity OF money The Company
is admsnish 10 reduce prices to the lowest point,
and to be satisfied with moderate pront In ac-
cordsncs with which the public Is offered these
fertilizers At the following rates. FOR cash kesu
lar prepa ration OF 200 pounds Peruvian aud lgo"
pounds Sombrero, at 80 per ton Of 900 Ponnds
Special preparation Of ], asa pounds Peruvian ana
657 pounds Sombrero at $50 per ton OF coo pounds
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly 10 ths uios.
signed, who bestous on this department. his CON
slant and most careful supervision. nySrrrv
,o ,s-,- Agent
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FEMALE COLLEGE,

Payments required one. halftn a.lrancs; balance
at middle OF session.
Pupils are entered for the entire s,sston unless
otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence except In cases Of protracted sickness
A deduction Of nifty per cent. made on tuition fees
Of daughters Of oil rsgalaEly.employed mlnistsrs
nish lights and towels. Washing furnished at one
dollar aud fifty cents per month.
,,n-,m Il. q ", 4khhffsHART, PnD'ipal'.
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DOTATOES, in barrels, suitable for
or g wI TILL HSs co.
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~ r. BASES ENGLISH AND CLAS-
SICAL SCHOOL. 1.-The twentieth session Of my
school will commence on the FIRST MONDAY In
SEPTEMBER al my residence, on Clay street, Ne.
Ils The tuition payable monthly In advance.
la the classical department. for the session OF
In the English department, for the session OF
ton months.
PS-P,r.ons desiring to enter scholars will
please do SO early ~ the number will be limited.
49, I'm T. r. BASS
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The principal will be Assisted by . graduate u
the University and by graduate Of the Institute,
OF eminent qua ations and experience;
full corps Of instructors Ia the modern Ian
images aud In music have been employed.
For te rms and further partic ulars address
ID. LEE POWELL, A. ~,
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL EOTICE.-The exercises o.
- my school. two and half miles from AshlxnSs
Va will recommencs on the FIRST hONDAI
September rext. few boys taken TO board.
Price Of board aud tnition, fifteen dollars POI
month In advance.
Richmond. fan 3,vsl r. JOSES
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1885,

This institution will be reopen.d in the laYs,
building formerly occupied By II. p. Lefebvfs
Esq, on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-28
TALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL,.

N The next session Of this school will com.
mencs on MONDAY the LIST VI October, and close
ON the 3Nh Of the following June. For terms and
other particulars apply to Mas. HENSON Or MIss
SHErfEY. Stanton, Va. az E-sW
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ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-

n TUTg.--Ths session 1907 will begin ssptsm.
Dor 18th and continue to end of June. shall DC
ass.tsd in the Collegiate departments by CSionSi
b. SEMPLE, educated at the University and N
the other departments by competent instrnctofs:
with their help hope at least TO maintain tnas
character for thorough teaching which has hersto.
fore belonged 10 the school.
Boarders are, lue ubers Of my family, under
my personal control, aud shall be responsible
for their comfort.
The, Cos! per session to girl boarding At the
school, and who studies Music will be about eseo
tn $40 without music, SOD less. Tuition for day
scholars from SIS to $40, according to cireun-
stances.
JOHN HAkT, A. M.
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MAIL ROUTES.

Chicago aud Eastern Mail arrives at $40 a. m.
and $50 p. m. Closes at Z. so a. m. and p. m.
Port Byron Mail, via. WATERFOWL, Hampton,
Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, arrives
a. Closes 4. 20 p. IN.
Davenport Mail arrives at a. and p. IN.
Closes at p. and 40 p m
OquarkG Mail, via. Camden Mills, Pleasant Rioge,
Hazlitt, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High Point,
New Boston, Keithsbnrg, Oquawka to 0quawka
Junction, (Sagetown,) leaves daily at y a m !,
and arrives at $50 p. m. Mail matter tor Edg-
ington, And alusa, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, &c, &c, gees by this
route. -a+---.'
Monmouth Mail, via. Presumption, Suez, Viola,
North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat
urday at a.. m, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at p. m. Millersburg is supplied by this
route.
Centre Ridge Mail via. Centre Ridge, to Oxford and
Galesburg, leaves Wednesday and Saturday at
s a. n. and arrives Tuesday and Friday at 4
p. III. Richland Grove is supplied by this
route.
cal Valley Mail, by cars, daily, leaves between
and a. m, returning at about p.
Cambridge Mail, via Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at a. m, return
ing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. IN.
MAr Office hours from a. m. to p. IN. Sundays
open from to 10 a. m.