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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-21

WA young widow of Quincy. ILL.,.
met a stranger on the street. he
asked her if she was not a vi .F:
she said she was: De said De Wa. n
widower. a doctor, from I....ra.
Mo, and proposed matIlmony un the
spot; she blushed ana he~.tataa.
wouldn't he come home to see her
friends ajoIt itf The interview
was satisfactory. and the marriage
was arranged ioT the next morning:
the widows cash $40 got into the
doctors pocket, who went 10 cctl
shaved but never returned. IIri
even left her. cruel man. standing in /
the public square, while he inst run
over TO the haTher's." There was
Go such doctor IN Palmyra. and tha
curtain drops "H woman Iu fears
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-21
. NOTICE

Tony debtors would say, pay me what thou
pwest tgE NY wants are great.
To u- creditors. that with me- rrerri.,.ts ,r.
scarce. but d they want any work done IN ms line
would c.adly aHridatc NY debts in this way. in
la LOT allie u come 20 time with the Sfo1fn
DAVID JOURNAY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-21
STALLS UNRIvALLED PIANO POLISH
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

10 all persons interested as Creditors
an the estate Of Starkey Collins, de.
CEASED:
NJ HbRBAS, at the January term, 1867. Of
the Probate Court OF Madison county,
sala estate was, by order or decree OF said
court declared to be insolvent, you are here
oy no9hed to come forward aud duly probate
your claims and have them properly reg;sI
tered within the time prescribed by law In
said decree, or they will be forever barred.
SAMUEL MILTON, Executor
Feb. le,le67-6m.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-21

MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.-o0D box.
VI Is Of CONCENTRATED LYE; makes
DE cheapest aud best soap FL ordinary Iur-
poses. Sold Dr.
May % CAsSELLGPAUGHN,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-21
Plantation Supplies.

BACON. FLOUR. MEAL. SALT. SUGAR
AoLAsSEs, HAY CORE. OATS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
BBliktyk lyTellICspCs.

CoHrrNriATEp Irxovn. oF RAILROAD DISTINCTIONS OK
TEE RIVER rroSr.--sueet Commissioner Furey having
completed his tour OF inspection along the
the Eastern and Western Districts, and having effected
much needed remedy by the removal OF obstructions
which prevented public TO tho docks has now
turned his attention In another direction II is under
stood that the City Railroad Company win be compelled
10 remove the aud turn-trble from Full
ton street. The dock OF present occupied by that
pany was brt az the public expense and Is the only
dock med by tue city in the Western District Il has
not been ayaabe for public use and the city has de.
rived no revenue therciron. 4 OF cars block the
street, which latter the company have laid three or
four tracks which, OF course obstruct access to the
dock. The railroad company WILL therefore be required
10 erect depot for the accommodation 81 their vehicles
Al the Fulton street terminus Of the route
lyFoETasT TO CIIzESs.Ihe jury lists have been pre-
pared by the Commissioner OF Jurors aud are now
ready for examination, tina; such citizens as may
claim exemption do so any lime during the present
month. To those who liable Jury duty, or who
likely TO be enrolled is important that they should
attend the matter before the LIST OF september Such
persons not liable have Their names erased
from the jury list and the of having TO
respond 10 summons. besides avoiding the delay which
l. generally experienced by the courts In hearing the
excuses OF jurors.
TN RrcrT CONFIDENCE orEEArfoS.--Lcws u. Dole
man, tho individual mentioned ia yesterdays as
having been arrested on charge OF obtaining money
under false preencss aaned before Justice Corn.
well yesterday morning The prisoner confessed in
court that be had rece ed the dollar from the Rev j.
y. Brown, and thai his not Marx. bat Dole
man. lie was accordingly committed TO await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
WssTcHEsTER mIEllIssNcE.

sivculAs CAss or AuEGkD juvenile CRrELrv. An
infant OF msn named Christopher Often, residing
at the OF Mott and Morris avenue, Not,
Haven, had his hand shockingy inutila,ed yesterday
through the cruelty alleged, OF boy named alton,
about ten years Of age. From the statement OF Mr..
Ol,en IL appears that Dalton i'm his little in the
store and, the OF play ng, picked MP
large cleaver and chopped OF three OF the child's
fingers.
SERIOUS OccUeHEScE-KrcyKD ", Hogss-A young
man named John schermerhorn. while grooming a
horse Ia the village OF westches,sr few DAYS SINCE
kicked in the abdomea by the animal aud Injured
severely that serious doubts of his recovery
tanned.
TUE WIDENING or Vas sTo1T srRsEr Nor HAVEN -
The work on the proposed widening Of Van sto street.,
Mot Haven. at length fairly Under way so that il
hoped by the people residing In the psghborhood that
the undertaking, along with The proposed improvement
on Boston road mar be compctsd before the winter
sets in u Us to DO hoped thai the Road Commissioner
will take prompt measures 70 provide proper cross
ings along the latter thorougbfars A present. u -
matter Of serious inconvenience q well a. possible
danger TO passengers either soiag 10 or from the cars
during rainy weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
the SCIENTIFIC AssEmsLAeE At HARTFORD.
HAKTsoRp. Conn. August

Hartford Conn, August 10, 1867.
To-day was the third meeting Of the academy Of
Science and there good attendance a. The honr Of
opening this morning Professor Aeassiz dis,oarsed
the structural character OF selacians n lucd and
teresting paper illustrated somewhat from the Profess
soFs recent researches the Amazon. ~ tho copclu-
fessor Van Vleck invited to take part the DELHI
eratons Of the body. An invitation was extended 10
DR. Henry Barnard IN present tho Academy with .
sketch Of the plan Of the new National Department og
Education, OF which he is chief 80 ~. !.
The next paper was notes on problem N Curvature
by Professor Hi nf Harvard University
Professor Hail. OF the New York State Geoloeis WAC
the suthor of the next paper, being remarks on the
geographical relations OF the mastod0n and fossil ee-
phaut suggested by the discovery OF the Cohoee maso
dom He sad The mastodon might have Dsen brousht
down by the river and have settled on profession o.
the bank, and his bones were finally washed into The
pothole; or It might have been carried thher
preserved in ice, like the mammoths d
Siberia, ana by the gradual melting Of the
glacier bsen deposited IN the localities IN question Pro-
in his views the glacial action. Not only the
disposition of the bones the result Of thai action, bus
the potholes themselves were formed by cnciers No
nuvai motion could have made them. He desurbea
OF precisely similar holes In Switxsrand,
where they could be seen in actnai process formation
Thew caused by waterfalls, which wef rcqieusiy
thousand feet high. In the crovasscs Of gia ters =
The fourth paper read WAS by Brigader Nneral ]. G.
Barnard Of the United States Engineers ana YES the
procession Of equnoxes and mutation resoll.rg from
the theory OF giroscopes with remarks explanatory Of
the deviation OF riged projectiles
This afternoon Professor Agassiz presented paper on
sterility among skates and Professor y. Fierce pre-
sened paper on single, double and triple associative
algebras.
Senator Dixon gives reception to he scier.,.ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

BUFFALO August 49, 1887
10 O'Clock T.. NJ. 1
~ the races at the Cold Spring Course to-day the
number of present was no, so large a, on the two
previous days In the morning rumor was circulated
BY persons having booths the grounds that
ter, the King of the Turf, the course
between the set down for to- dav This unioun
drew large crowd OF persons 10 the course The
weather gloriously beautiful, which taken ad-
vantage Of by sporting Of the surrounding coan-
try, who poured into the city by every train.
The Following entries for the races to-day
Class f-e--premum, $3.50; double teams; $500 to
60 to the FIRST team $500 to the second and $3.50 the
third, free all; the following horses were en-
tered:-O. W. Dimmicks Lizzie Warwick and Lady
warwick L. r. sessions Chaatauqua Chief and mate:
Ian Mace's Ethan aud Honest Alien; j. Steyenson's
Ethan Allen colts Iebond and mate; VIM. Browns
Rainbow and mate r. Bonham's Gray lagle and Cornell
ClRss six.Premlum, 81, 900; 500 20 the first
horse $500 to the second; 500 TO the third mics
and repeat In harness: free for all horses j. Love.t
entered b. b. Butler, q. w. Dlmmck entered =. r.
siiss Kch Thomas L. Oliver entered b. m Black Maria:
In Inc first of those Ethan Honest Allen were
thai ELECTED by their trotng In the pools last evening
Dimniick Warwicks we're the favorites. when they
were oroueht on ;he ground for the hrs, heat they APP
pcarsd splendid condition. and bets freely offered
with but few takers that they would make the rst
IN 20 For some cause unknown they failed to come
up 10 the time predicted for them By their hackers
Cons leranle doubts expressed when tho judges
vi watches in hand announced the heat made Ia IS
Inc second and tnird heats we're taken BY Rainbow and
mse in 1887 aud 2.3sli.
In class The great trotting Of the day expected
between Butler, sizs Rich Fearless The first
heats by Slas Rich, with ease in 1884 and
1888, Batter. who appeared 90 the spectators To be held
in check, coming IN second, followed closely by Fear
less. The thrd heat by Fearless in 2:3i,
Slss Rich being neck and neck with Butler who
over the score Ii was quite evident to the knowing
ones thai the friends or Slas Rich had bought Butler
IN order that they might portion Of the money
Lost IN Rochester. lhs judges, being Informed OF
this fact declared ths heat foul and stated that
beIs made the result should be considered good
number OF those having horses in attendance ieft
this evening TOT ne West with their horses, having
become discouraged with the result of to-day.
Between the heats OF class Eve sud Mace drove
Ethan and Honest Allen over the course .pg the
hnf mile IN ~ which drew from the spectators three
rousing cheers for the driver and horses
Last evening ir Bonner presented Dobie. the driver
o. Dexter with hundred dollar bill for drv ng
Dexter Ia his great time OF l1i4.
II IS sad that Nr. Bonner pad $50 600 for Dexter
Instead OF $50 600. ss ,eesraphed last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
TIE NEGRO EQUAL FIGHTS CONVENTION At READING.

READING. Pa, August 10, 1867.
The Negro Equal Rights Convention held two more
sessions to-day and adjourned
Resolutions were passed condemnrg the course Of
Senators Fessencen rrumbul ard other republicans in
s,eaily refusing 10 face the question OF manhood
rage, and recommending voters OF the So1t 10 sup
port such men Sumner, stevens, Wade aud Stanton
Tor Chief MagstrGcy; cantionng the freedmen or
the south andN elsewhere not 10 be deceived b. mish
room politicians but remember those who had been
their tre aud friends IN the darkest hours Of the
nations history
Mr. Forster, OF Philadelphia pronounced General
Grant occupying an equ.voca position ard Wendell
Phillips inpraci ca The republican party might
well nominate O woman as nominate Wendell Philips.
who had Datly refused for oncc under govern
mont which sanctioned the power though he had
been Is the interests OF the negro and had su
fered much iI tho cause
Resolutions also passed denyng the Jurisdiction
OF the National Ieagne NJ Washington establishing q
Joint stock company &C Washington for the pubfcsou
Of aadica newspaper Tor the newly enranchsed negroes
and encouraging money remttances for the education
OF colored Young for politics and tho rcs;rum.
VIM Neso,t Eof Atone, was rcieecied President, and
other officers we're selected Tor the ensuing ycar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Crew Of the Schooner Ida Birdsan Dewa
with Fever-Registration Returns In 1ssuisS.
ana-Yellow Fever In the Cisy-The Gsstou
Worm in the state. !.
New ORLEANS. August Is, 1867.
The steamship Cuba, from Baltimore, reports on
August O. in latitude "a TO- longitude 70 So she spoke
the Baltimore schooner lda Birdsal nom Savannah FOG
Tho Cuba relieved her with ice medicine, &c.
The full registration foliows:Whitees
A. 1872; blacks. So 907 Total 1851 The whites have
majority in this city is forty. As the State 10
arranged into districts General sheridan will ise
order for tho election Of members the Convention
form constitution under the Reconstruction act
There fourteen deaths from yellow fever during
the week ending this morning.
Accounts continue to be received from this and
border counties OF Texas Of Tho distinguishes Of
tho cotton worm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
NEWS faCg SAN FfaECIScC.

Detail Of Garrison for Sitsa-The Cssifsvsia
Senatorial Question-Disision knoRg the
Republicans.
SAN FRANCISCO, August rs. 1867.
General Halleck has issued order attaching Aiaski
TO the Military Distrc: OF California making Sitks the
headquarters OF the district designating Company ~
Second artillery and Company f. Ninth infantry for
garrison duty at sitka The troops will sail for Stka
Septcmber IL.
The district commander 10 yet to be named
The republicans OF san Francisco have nominated
independent legislative ticket taking three nanies out
Of the fifteen the regular Union tickot Sebsto-
rial question Is the chez cause OF tho divisou A.
Tho New York overland mai OF July "a has been
received.
Arrived, ships Germanis, from New York Epnch
Train, from Philadelphia; cnoD, from ISosson, aud
Canisimore, from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
BuLD ROBBERY At HARTFORD.

HsR1roRp. Conn.,, August Is, 1857.
A bold robbery committed last night Eessrs
Pratt, Whitney a Ga. 5 factory Flower street The
premises entered at midnight by four two Of
whom knocked down and gagged the night waichman
while thel other two rded his pockets aud secured the
keys OF the Office. where they attempted TO blow
the safe with powder but the animation lock rendered
OF Weeds Sowing Machine Company and blew open the
safe and took $780, which all the money in II. and
made Oft locking tho doors behind them IL Is thought
the robbers eit the city Immediately after the
o clock train for Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
GENERAL pops's DISTINCT.

Wholesale Rcm0vaIs In Macon Ceamsy-Tko
Withdrawal Of Pasronase from the X ebel
Journals. n,
Augusta, Augusl Is, 1867 I
A. r. Lamar Solicitor General Of Ausccess county,
has been removed by order Of General Pope.
The Montgomery Adcertiser says General Pope has
moved all the civil officers Of Macon county, from
Probate Judge down.
The Atlanta Opinion thinks that General Rope may
shortly issue order requiring jurors 70 lake the tess
OATH
In accordance with General Pope's order civil officials
have notified opposed TO reconstruction under the
Military bill Of the withdrawal Of the patronage from
them. " thirteen daily papers in the state only four
endorse the Congressional programme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
P,RD0y or ~ ALLEGED PARRlCIDu.
SPECIAL TElsGsAa 70 THE Hssllp.

the trfmfnai hcNtsfts the scenes Of His
trtmr AMER Thirteen Years Iu,prison-
meat.
cNcNSsri Angus, Is. 1857,
2oClock I. ~
James Summons, who poisoned his fathers cut re
family here thirteen wears sgc causing death OF two
persons aud who sentenced be hung bul after.
wards sent to The Feniten,ary for ife has been
parionsd by Governor Cox He appeared the streets
here to-day Tor the nrs, time for twelve years HIS
father was wealthy steamboat captain aud the sou 4,
- alleged adm asercd the poison in order get his
money bsga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
CuvaI MARTIAL or GENERAL swsEEY.

ArCCsrA, August Is, 1867.
The court martial which has been IN session here for
weeks trying the case Of General swecny, the
mandsnt OF this post, against whom certain charges
were preferred by officers OF his regiment, has adj
iournet From the evidence adduced before court
II Ia believed he has been Eonoraby acquitted Gene
raj Sweeny Is well known from his connection with
Teniansm. lie has been In command hero for nearly
year and has given great satisfaction all people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
stssIaaIIun IN kaaIn cAnulIsA.

wnnSGros, N. c.. Au<kss Is. 1885,.
Registration commenced. here to-day In the first
ward Twenty one whites and three hundred and twen
tysix blacks were registered.
RALEIGH, N. C., Angus. is, 1867.
Registration commented here to-day. ssverty-one
whtes ana sixty-ssven blacks we're registered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
The SPRINGFIELD ABORTION CASE.
sstclil rslsssAm 70 TIE HERALD.

sfnserrsLp, Ma, August rs, 1857,
3 o'Ctock p. n I
ps. william y. WHITE the alleged sbosssoniss waived
IN sxamuaissa bsfors ne Police Court to-day, and
sssns unable 70 cbsAia go ssir ssas bssk 10
70 await IN tfssi By higher eoun N Dscsmew. the
$500. I S; ~ if ;ssi ~ 81. Svs .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
TIE NATIONAL GAME.
The Worlds Base Hall Tournament at De-

Tie W"rId Hasc HaIl TourOnment az De-
troit.
DErroTr August 10, 1861
Five thousand spectators present to-day at the
tsse ball tournament Three games wcro played. The
nrst between the Ann Arbor juniors, and the Vic
toriss, OF Ingcrsc. Cansds which vas easily won by
The latter. Ihc second game was played by the Maple
Leaf Club. Of Hamilton, Canada and the wilkins, Of
Port Huron, and was also the Canad ans. The
third game vas between the Aleghanes. OF Allegheny
city, Pa. and the young Canadians OF woodstock the
champion club OF ,anada. The AIeghaniss won, the
Canadians havo been beaten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
WuITNc MANUFACTURERS At ALBANY.

ALBANY, August 10, 1857
The Manager Of some twenty knitting manufactures
nss sas Dsavaa House day sad received NOT 70
more Shn I've 80 Of mschissvy for the ninsty days
fellevng ~ II q September This yin - eguivslent
70 sn6poog1ea q werk 10 Ill the large milla me
rsssc. as'saae Sae svw suP2y w'hpis sos>s % 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
HAvY RAIN STORMS " IBosTon. BALTIMORE AND pNAA-
DelphA

BOSTON,, August 10, 1857.
Heavy and continuous showers have prevailed here
during the last thirty-sx hourS
BALrxoRs August Is, 1867.
IL has been raining here for the last twenty
nourA and 10 still pouring In torrents Nc prospect Of
abatement aff
PHLApllPnA, August Is, 1851
Il has been raining here for the last twenty fouy
hours, q times pouring in torrents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
Bass hail Match at Springfield. sIass.

7 SrniNGFikfn, August 10 1907
The game OF base ball In this city 10 day, between the
Union Club, OF LsnsngburT. ~ Y, and the Hampden
Club. Of this city, was terminated BY the rain after Ave
innings and eight runs for the former, and six pnsgs
and ten for the latter Had the game continued
i the Unions would probably have boon defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
A CHICAGO liBtl SUIT.

CplsAeo. August II. 1867
D. A Goodrich who caused the arrest of seversi msm-
bers OF Board OF Trade few days since selling
short has broucht sg against tho Chicago Jsncs
for ibsl-damagcs $50 ,0C0 The LIBEL cons.sts In A.
ir.pitipg mercenary motives 10 him 10 procuring the
nrre9s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
ANOTHER LION tanner CRUSHED.

RocHnerRn, August 10. Iss1
Professor Lansworhy, While psrcfm.s VIA s.s srs
lions connectsd with ForepsugRs Crcaa ~ IS
Hon and badly Injured. Hi sids - esuSsa 20 III
bssE ana limis kesassa - w EssseV wv"
Do8 ~ iljW1Ge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
RAIN sTesns m TINE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA. Co., August Is, 1851.
The rain very general yesterday throughout Ala
hama, Georgia. Florida, South and North Carolina.
Slight accidents have occurred 70 the railroads ~ the
washing away Of culverta There was heavy shewsI
this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16

SPECIAL 1rlEeaAn TO the neal,a

MHnoKD. August Is lGe7N
$50 O'clock r - ~ 4
Thsys has been . heavy and unintsnupsll 4esA
pouring Of rain the whole Of this day. and fefnaabis
frsshsts anticipated in the James river AccephD
from al parts Of the State indicate . universal rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
AEeEIhAIloM N ALABAMA.

Augusta. August Is, 1857.
SO fer heard from, the following = she result Of the
isa,'ra,Ion IN AabsnS-WAlt~s n ~; h'soa No.
tssab lsSefs. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
S HIPPING NE w s Fl,
PERT or NEW YORK. AUGUST IS. iss7.

Arrived.
Brig whitaker Look Addison. 10 d&ys n sJars, 10
Snow Richardson
Schr Napoleon. Nichols. Jackson,lue
schr EYertion, Torbct. Virginia
Schr Jennings. Haysiton, virginia.
Sehr A s Clark, Nelson Virginia.
Schr Rapidan Stirling. Virginia
schr James Allen Rocket, Virginia. ra
Wind at sur set ENE.
For Our Skippin7 Ness Sc S,r,.a pace
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
zs-sss.zF sxaET nOf-e
A Dangerous Season.

An almost un paralleled quantity of rain
has fallen during the Summer. Vegeta-
ton has been wonderfully thick and rank,
and, as 1t decays, an unusual amount OF
sickness may be expected, unless proper
means are taken to prevent 1t. 11-&
Fever and ague and bilious remittents
already prevail to an alarming extent,
and as the Fall advances and the mala-
rious night fogS become heavier, the sick
dist is likely to Increase both in the city
and the country. 1t is, therefore, only an
act of common prudence to keep the vital
forces in full vfgor. so that they MY resist
the unhealthy Influences of the season.
Reinforced by the tonic operation OF HOS
tenn, however weak and susceptible natu-
rally. will, in nine cases out OF ten, sue
cessfully combat every species of atmo-
spheric poison by which epideniics are
During the months of September, Octo-
Der, and Move mber the difference in tenn
perature between day and night is very
great, and the chilling dews and mists OF
the season are the prolific causes of in
digestion, chOiera-mOrbus, diarIhoea, and
dy- entery.s Bearing this in mind, reniens-
Der. also, that the BITTERS not only in
vigorate the stomach and brace the nerves
but act specifically upon the b0a0eLs and the
ttUer, importing to those important organs
regularity and tone. Itsis not reasonable
to expect immunity from prevalent COM
plants Is no precautions are taken to
HOSTETTER,S BITTERS are, at once
pleasant to the. taste and the most certain
OF All safeguards against febr1le iIments.
sRsS.xs@ aTnkzEISS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
. SHENANDOAH LINES.

k94E<An1DO<1x 4414yE Esd
To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10o'clock Am. Every Tuesday.
w ednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock P. M<rkW - E0SA LII
+ TO CAIRorDaiiys except Sunday. at 8
70 GEEHE.. iRaIlyEa.-E Every wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. M. Every
Monday and Thursday ate O'Clock Pm.
= To EAsrPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. II. .-y,r.,
4 To Daily. except Sundays,
. 10 NAsHv1LIE-Evefy Thursday at four
20 Mz,ffihns- .9ssklSa - : = .
Rockports Stage tvia Newbursh andBoon
WILEY Carrying the mail, leaves att A.. M,
on Mondays W ednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
N New Sai Ha1mony NAH stage leaves Mon
days and Frtdays att =. NJ Arrives Tues
Mt. Vernon: TAD stage Leaves daily ! (ex
capt Sundays) at A. N. Arrives daily lex
esbt Sundays by 2 P. N.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sum
dayD from the MERCHANTS Hotea, Eatl q
o'clock p. n.