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muslin dress, the neck and arms trimmed with
lace.
CLoAKg.


In wraps for street wear there is no material
change. Loose sacks-richly trimmed, and
often confined at the back by ribbon sash,
with bow aud ends-are much worn. But the
newest style is the closely fitting pelisse, and
that combines short dress and outdoor coat,
and is very becoming to a good figure. A sash,
usually made Of rich colored silk, is worn
around the waist, and the skirt is about the
same length as the upper skirt Of walking
suit. Some have these peisses trimmed with
fur, but they are pretty with no trimming.
When these pelisses are worn over silk skirt
of some contrasting color, the effect is strik-
ing. For young ladies' jackets of velvet,
trimmed with fur, are fashionable.
An elegant, though costly, costume was no
ticeable on the street recently. The short walk
ing dress was Of velvet, and made double skirt;
each one having a straight band of sealskin,
and loose sack were also of sealshn. Sealskin
bonnets; also, those made Of white fur, are
much worn this season in Europe.
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The impartiality of English justice finds
very strong vindioation in the sentence of Sir
Cuiling EardIey to imprisonment with hard la,
bor. for eighteen mouths, for bigamy. 1t 'Eill
he remembered that he married lady in New
York and afterward married another in England
pleading that he thought the first marriage
was not valid under English law.
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, Spefial notires.

1.-THE LADIES WILL CONTINUE THEIR
P MENADE AND REFREsHMENT ENTERTAIN
ME- at the Hall over the Adams E1press Compa-
py's, ce, opening This Evening, at o'clock, and
To-Mo1 10, at o'clock, P. NJ, when articles not
previously disposed Of will be sold at auction.
February9
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February

@IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED sTATEs-soUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT
IN BANKRUpTCY.-N THE MATTER OF F. W.
EMANUEL, A ABANKRUPT-PETTTIo FOR DIS.
CHARaE.-on reading the petition In this case, on
this aoth January 1883: It is ordered that hearing
be had at Charleston on the osrteenm February, at
twelve o'clock NJ, and that noce be published that
all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons in interest, may appear at said time and
place, and ahow cause, If any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
By the Court: DANIEL H0RLBECK,
Clerk United States DistJ".l Court,
February mn
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Financial Statement.

NEW YORK, February i.-The balance in the
sub-treasury is ss,69S,12O. The bank state
ment shows an increase in loans of s8,G23, ,512;
decrease in specie Of s151, ,48O; decrease in
circulation of SIC, al; an increase in deposits
Of S., ,2s7 ,44O; decrease Of legal tenders Of
s1,957, 900.
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News from Alaska is received to the 18th
inst. No mention is made of trouble with the
Indians. The Russian Fur Company's effects
we're sold for f15O,0O0 One of the new COLO
nists had died of whiskey drinking.
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sg ga CARD OF THANKS. HOPE
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY return their thanks to
MOSES GOLDSMITH, Esq, for refreshments kindly
furnished them at the FIRE Yesterday Sunday Morn
ing. PHIL. BUCAHEIT, Jr,
February3 Secretary q. F. E. Co.
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Spefial Motifes.

@CONsIGNEEs FER STEAMSHIP
MoNEKA are notified that she Is disoharging at
North Atlantic Wharf AL goods not removed at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of owners
JOHN & THEo. GETTY, Agents,
Fabruarv9 North Atlantic Wharf.
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%THE sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE
Company desire to return their thanks to Mr.. MO-
sES GOLDSMITH, for refreshments furnished them
at the fire on the evening Of the let instant.
W. G. MILLER
Secretary stonewall Fire Engine Company.
Febr11ary
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January 20

aENEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sesed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Januarv 31 3mos
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~PALMETro HAIR REVIEWER AS IFS

E%PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER AS IFS
name indicates, is not only q REsToRER and RE-
NEWER, but also splendid dressing for the hair.
It also removes dandruf and cures all diseases Of
the SCALP aud leaves the head eean cool and healthy
1t 10 recommended and used by the highest medical
authority Give it q trial. For sale by Druggists
and Merchants. DOWIE NOISE,
General Southern Agents, Charleston.
January % wfm6
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specie ArrtvaI-The Isthmus-Peru.

Specie ArrAvaI-The Isthmus-Peru.
NEW YORK, February 1.-The steamship
Chauncey arrived to-day. She brings one mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars in specie.
Dr. Juacio Gomez, Minister from Honduras
and Nicaragua, is aboard.
Isthmus news is unimportant, but from Peru
important.
General Prado was defeated at Arequipa and
retreated to Islay. The revolution was sue
cessful. Arequipa was bombarded thirty-six
hours.
The cholera is very severe at Choluteca, Hon
duras.
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~ A CARD.-'EHAT Is TARRANT's Eff
FERvEsCENT sELrZER APERIENT and what are
its effects2 These are questions which the great
American public has right to ask, and 1t has also
right to expect can lid and satisfactory reply. The
preparation is mild and gentle saline cathartic, al
terative and tonic ard is most carefully prepared in
the form Ct snow white powder, containing all the
wonderful medical properties of the far-famed Self
ger Springs Of Germany.
Of its effects we would say that those who have
tested tho preparat the best judges, and they
declare over their own signatures that the prepars-
ton will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the
flow of the bile. Cure every specie Of headache.
Tranqualize the ne2vons system. Refresh and In
vigorate the weak Mitigate the pangs Of Rheuma-
6sm. Neutralize aid in the stomach. Cleanse and
tone the bowels ASSIST the failing appetite. Cure
the heartburn.
II you are sufferer give this remedy one trial. and
it will convince vol Of the above facts.
Sold by all Drug yists.
TARRANT & CO.,
Sole Propdetors, New York.
January % Is, 3mos
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New York and Southern Education.
New YORK, February IA grand mass meet
ing is proposed to be held on the 22d instant,
to raise funds for Southern educational pur-
poses,
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TEIE HEKALD

PUBLISHED, WEEKLY At NEwBErRY Q. e.,
sfion through all iho upper and lower Districts OF
the State affords great advantages to advertiser,
Rates for advertising very reasonaoe-for wniSa 2sa
apply 10 our Agent, Mr. T. P. SLIDER, at the MILLS
Hnuse TEIOS F. e. R. q. GRENEkER,
Jannarva Editors and Proprietors.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
FOR CHERAW,

GARDENERS BLUFF. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS ON TIE PIE DEE RIVER VIA
GEORGETOWN.
nE@A THE FINE LIGHT IDRAUaHT
,kIsSss515 STEAMER "PIANTRR," Captain O.
CARROLL WH1TE, Is now receiyiug Freight for tho
above points, and will leave Wednesddy ,Nilh the
9TH inst. = --4- 80 i'-.''---' i-1h.-s'
All Freight to be prepaid ON the wharf 1.f
No Freight received. after sunset
For Freight engagements, apply to
- JOHN FERGUSON
February Accommodation. Wharf
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nT-A ONE OF THE ABoIIl1sTKAM-
.Ez5S5;;s7S sss1S35;;s7 ERs will leave Charleston every
Henday and Thursdoy Night at - o'c.ock; and
Savannah every Wednssday and Saturday kofn-
ing, at o'clock. Touching at Blufton on -Aen-
Savannah
All Way Freight, also Blunton Wharfage, must be
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage. apply to -
JOHN FERGUSON, Accomn odation Wharf
Jaunarv IA
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R0DUNDA ISLAND GUgNO.
A Pure, Unm4xed, Natural Guano, as
Fine as Flour talthough not Ground),
Just in the Condition In whsch it In
Imported from the Island. 49,

THIS GUANO IS FROM A BECENTLY DIH-
L COVERED deposit on Rodunda Island, In tho
Caribbean Sea. West Indies, latitude l8 degrees 68
minutes north, longitude Ga degrees % minutes
west
It has been used for many years In the West India
Islands in tho cultivation oil Sugar Cane and careas
with great success; was introduced for tle first tme
TO the farmers and planters OF the United states In
the spring Of 1866. and met vi. unprecedented
success as the subjoned reports and tul-
" corroborate ..'t..i-.-f - & s.-1-i,!1 ii7io
The RODUNDA ayANo is no; mineral sphos-
phate. requir ng the action OF the Sulphuc Acid to
render 1t soluble; its great power as fertilizer IL In
its entire solubity, without the aid of scd-- 1t is
not q "rnanip ulahonn or Compound Of stsh OK Essh
with Mineral phosphates the regularity OF which Ia
always uncertain and dependent upon; and contou-
ed by the honesty OF the manufactures. The R0-
DUNDAis o PURE NATURAL GUANO (that term
being underatocd tomean the excremeut Of nah1eat-
ing birds ss the large per centase OF organic mat
ter sufficiently attests, and found upon the Island
ofRodunda, in the very state as imported and sold
to consumers. -~-..s9e a
The regularity and uniformity of the fneness and
condition of the various cargoes already imported by
us into the United States tested by th. aasysis Of
the most eminent Chemists Of this country and Eu-
rope, Is sufficient proof origin and gusran go
of our ability to furnish this Guano Of the quality
The PRICE of the hODUNDA GUANo ID not the
least unimportant In these days of agricultural cum
| petition and pecuniary embarrassment. on.
The very low price at which 1t cal be sold places 1t
WlLlliu osoIy stu esouo tuo
OF large loss frequently incurred by falures OF the
| crops In the purchase Of hugh priced fertilizers.
| In the preparation of lands for Wheat and other
cereals this Gusno possesses properties that reoder
1t more desirable for these crop1 than any YET oneeo
to the public.
Pamphlets containing tho analysis and expert.
ments made By the raes prominent Chemists o. tais
certfcates of its entire success from farmers and
planters can be Obtained at our Ofce, TO which no
| Invite attention.
Price $40 per Ion in bags or barrels In Charles
"a liberal deduction made to dealers and purchas-
ers of large quantities
WILLIS & CHIsoLM,
SOLE AGENTS FOB CHARLESTON. S. C.
xgWM. CREIGHTON SON, Bowiy's Wharf, Bal
timore General Agents for the United States
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
[pER ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.]


FUss ABOUT FARRAGUT-THAT TRANsFER OF ST.
THoMAs'-FAMNE-BETRo PRESS
BIsMARCK AND THE DIET.
MADRID, February LIN accordance with
the expressed determination to uphold the
Popes temporal power, the corps known as
the Papal Legion is forming.
LONDON, February 2.-The King Of Denmark
has signed the treaty for the transfer OF st.
Thomas to the United States.
There is severe famine in Tangiers.
Prince Humbert, Of Italy, is betrothed to
Margaret, of Genoa.
AS the Liberals oppose the new French press
law, Napoleon threatens to withdraw it.
The Prussian Diet, under threat from Bis
marck that it should be dissolved, has voted g.
large indemnity to the King Of Hanover and
Duke Of Nassau.
PARIS, February 2.-The Courier Francois
says: 'sFarragut's feet at Naples is intended
as counterpoise to the French forces in Rome,
and to sustain the Liberals" The Courier
says that Farragut has promised to support
Garibaldi
LONDON, February 1:Noon.-The bank Of
Holland has reduced it's rate Of interest to Sd.
Bonds 72!a72a.
LIVERPOOL, February 1-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady-sales of 10000 bales. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
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sF BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; nvgo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
brown Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 1e
Bond-street, New York. Tyr January Il
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eg- COMsTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD FOR
INyALIDS, INFANTS AND DYSPEpTICS-A con-
centrated nourishment, prepared from Liebig's
formula easily digestcd by the weakest stomach;
pleasant to the taste; highly recommended by emil
nent Physicians as nutritious. Misunderstanding
food. DOWIE q NOISE,
General Southern Agents,
January 90 wfm6 Charleston, g. @.
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SA-A-A-A-A-TH BEST DYSPEP-
TIC BITTERs now In use are PANKNN's Hepatic
Bitters. They never ial to give relief Try bottle,
and be convinced. Tor sale by all Druggists. m
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w ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
cASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rites paid for DoUBLooNs and all
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 10 lyr New York.
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The Alabama Claims-War Imminent.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The New York
World Of this morning contains the following
special dispatch from its correspondent in this
city: sa.
president Johnson viii soon declare to
Great Britain the American ultimatum. The
tereiyersation of Secretary Seward is OF avail no
more. Another and higher authority has de-
termined upon the course which is to be pur-
sued in respect to the claims OF the United
States Government upon Great Britain. am
authorized to state most confidently and deci'
sively that the legitimate demands, which have
been too meekly urged by the Secretary of
State upon the British Cabinet, are to be en-
forced at whatever hazard.
'The new British Minister, MIR. Thornton,
will possibly be presented tc President johnson
ON Tuesday. Although addresses are to be ex-
changed between the President and Minister
Thornton, they may be guarded and serene.
The fact yet remains that speedy and salts
factory response must be made by the British
Government to the dlt;metum of the Execu-
tive of the United States, or else declaration
of war against Great Britain must inevitably
ensue"
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA, .Gas:
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON The ct. johns

IT, STEAMERS DIcTAT0R. AND
E57ssss4188sZC CITY POINT, win leave chsrleston
everJ 1ueiddy and Friday Epenings, 1T o'clfsct,
for above llaces and SAW Inah every Wsdnesdy and
Saturday, ct O'Clock P. III.
Steamer DIcTA1oB, Capt L. NJ. CosIrTEa, sails
Ttesday Epenino. -.fs.-.---s r, ,.-e 80
Steiner CITY POINT Capt. 8. ApKraa. sails Ff1-
day Evening. '''i- g
For Freight or Passage apply on boaId Or at Office
Of J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
=, January a. isi. South Ata1ho Wharf
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February 8

THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE sEMI.wEEKLY VIA BEAU
FORT AND H1LToN HEAD-WEEKLY
VIA BLUFFToN. i,.,,
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Marine Reports.

New YORK, February 2.-The steamship Pa
tapsco has arrived from Charleston.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-SENATE.-Thert 1.
was no session Of this body to-day.
HousE.-The President was asked whether
he had appointed certain special agents as
postmasters who had been rejected by the
Senate, and under what law such appointments
were made.
The John Brown Young case was resumed,
Mr.. Brooks advocating Browns admission. He
denied the right Of the House to extend in
quiries beyond the prescriptions of the consti-
tuition. If 9 member was elected and took the
oath he had right to his seat; disloyalty
should come up afterwards, when, if he should
be found guilty, two-thirds could ezpel him.
Mr.. Knott, Of Kentucky, favored MIR. Browns
adm .ssion.
Mr.. Kerr, . member Of the committee, was
sick, consequently the action was postponed
until Monday.
Mr.. Brooks presented a petition from many
citizens of New York, praying for the removal
of the income tax.
The House then adjourned.
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PARIS AND NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Bonnets-Evening Costumes-Children's
DressCs-Cloaks.

There is no great change in the style o.
cloaks or dresses for ordinary street wear, but
dinner and evening dresses were never richer
or more elegant than now. They are made
fuller at the back, with very long trains. I
bonnets there is slight change, though they
are as small as ever, the latest importations
having medium IN the form OF roll, and o
low crown rounding from the 'front.' instead o
straight one with fiat top. They are taste.
full: and more attractive than the fall styles oi
bonnets.
Rs soNNETs.' giisA S!as
An elegant bonnet of lavender-colored uncut
velvet, with the new shaped crown and roll
of velvet forming the front, on one side has q
white lace flower, with point applique lace e1-
tending from the front to the fold across the
lower edge of the crown. On the other side,
dropping over the front, is beautiful white
flower. The strings are of velvet, lined with
white silk, over which fall scarfs Of white tulls
spangled with dew-drops.
A pretty style for evening wea- is Of white
Illusion, fulled over plain lace frame, with q
Around the edge are pearl pendants alter
mating with imn,orteRes. The strings are of
white silk ribbon, with scarfs Of illusion falling
over them. Another Of the same shape is
made of green uncut velvet, put on plain over
the crown, with folds Of green illusion, dotted
with dew-dropS, covering tne Hont ana lower
edge OF the crown. A small veil Of this green
Illusion is attached to the front, and the
strings are Of the same material as the veil.
A handsome bonnet is Of rich white satin,
with roll IN front, and fall of white blonde
depending from the crown, pearl pendants
and sprays Of crimson berries in front, with
white silk ribbon strings and illusion scarfs.
An elegant bonnet, and q novelty, is OF white
uncut velvet, roll Of illusion draping the front,
with fall of white lace at the back surmount-
ed with a plating of orange-colored satin, with
a wreath of golden wheat. The strings are Of
orange satin, lined with white silk, over which
fall scarfs Of illusion spangled with gold.
For evening bonnets the Fanchon shape has
been and will be more worn than any other. 1t
is 90 generally becoming, and 30 much more
tasteful than the raised fronts and prominent
crowns, that it is likely to continue in favor.
Among the styles noticeable for chasteness and
elegance is o white velvet, with satin strings
and fall of narrow lace on the edge, the only
trimming snowy plume. Another Of uncut
velvet, the color being beautiful shade OF
golden Bismarck, is trimmed with folds of the
same material, having large bow at the back,
with long erds.' A ruche Of blonde lace, Of the
same shade as the velvet, is set on the edge OF
the back, passing over the bow where it ls at
tached to the bonnet, so that the ends fall from
under it.
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TaE GREENVILLE MOUNTAlNEE.h D, -
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THUhspAi, A. Ss.og ~ o9
= pc, ea., 49, :, g. E. ELF0RD,
~ ,san u,11i a. 'A'''' Editor and Proprietor,
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A pretty dress, for home wear, made for a
little giIl between two and three years old, is
of blue merino, the skirt plated into square
with bow and ends at the back. Apretty vine-
embroidered with white, runs around the bot
tom just above the hem, and the yoke and sash
ends are wrought in designs to match.
A pretty suit for an older child is dress and
loose sack OF blue, embroidered with white.
Scarlet merino, also embroidered with white,
make attractive suits for children. For the
little one just attempting to walk, there is on
exhibition a beautifully embroidered white
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WILLIS & cHIsoLM,

SOLE AGENTS FOB CHARLESTON. S. C.
xgWM. CREIGHTON l. SON, Bowly's Wharf, Bal.
timore, General Agents for the United States
January Wrmz"os
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February 8
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
KENTUCKY.

Posr opYIeE DErAsrnlsr.l
wAsHIsoroE. Janpsry.7. isa
sPTsaJ u.s. 10 Jus. ~ ISL o. IL fS
Ss Contract rae one. Of az % sp
l.RFi,%i.: March next to DO decided BY Aprl'.
FIN q s mis. snS e.
once week, $1,000.
Arrive al Bufttsyille by 6p h.
h;sSs ssi gstlFssa ts 8 n,
L. ssss ts snse V. Ms,t Saturday sts.w.
leave iiasEinsxiiis Saturday a. liam.
HY From LissrmSre 10 Calhoun. mile. and back.
twice week
Leave Liyernore Tuesday and Friday atSam.
krpiTe S AZ hvermors BY p na "oA' "ip"'
' Milford, 10 Ciaysyiie, Is miles ana back, twies
.wceE.
Arrive al Ciaysyilie BY p m
| Leave Claysyille Monday and Friday attain
Arrive at Brook VILE By p m
fIE na PsSs Benton. ss aSS bs.s 1s.
week
Leave Padueah Wednesday and Saturday At .
Arrive a, Benton By opm.
| Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday Ateam
| Arrive At Padueah BY , m.
ps0 FROM Brownsvilis 70 Rocky Hill Station Il mlles
Leave Broansriils tuesday and Friday attain.
Leave Rocky hill station TUESDAY and Yridsyu
Jpn.
ssn FROM Psducsh, BIZ Woodsitls and Belle ombrs.
tno office, J to Bfandviiie, reiurning b. Love.
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jan2Q.wti
TENN RSHER.

TENNkbbEk.
Posr 0vvIcE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISaros, January 2, 1893.
Proposals for conveying the nails Of the Uni
ted states from July ], 1858, to June 20, 1870,
on the follosips routes In the State Of Tonnes.
soc, will DO received ct the Contract Cfhes Of
this Department until p. m. Of March 81, next,
to bs decided by April :, followingi .s
l0Ol5 From Brownsville. BY Beaver Greek, IN.
o. to Union Depot. o. miles and back,
siI times . weak. no. .r.
Leave Biodntsviils daily, except Sunday
Arrive At Union Depot By Tan.
Leave Union Depot daily, except Sunday,
Arrive At BlOun,svills BY loan.
loo32 From Rogsrsville, by Mil Bend, to Var
Hill, IA miles and back, onos week.
Leave Rogeysvilis Saturday allan.
Arrive ct Van Hill by . pm.
Leave Van Hill Saturday at pm.
Arrive ct Rogersville BY 8 p N.
IOoeS From Jacksboroush, BY Pine Mountain
... Gibson's Store, Ia. o.,l Clear Fork. 10
o,) Lot and Spring Rock, In. o. Il
Whitley O. H., a. miles and back ono
Lssv. Peterborough Friday atlpm.
Arrive at whitley o. II. next day BY
Lsay. whitley O II. Thursday at m.
Arrive at j seksborosgh next day BY IL IN
lOOs3 From Post Oak SPRING., b. Eagle Fur
mace, to Prsstonsills, Is miles ssd back
onoe 9 week.
Leave Post OAK Springs Friday at p IN
Arrive at Prsstopvills BY bpm.
Leave Prsstonvills Friday st San.
| Arrive at Psst Oak 6erings By IL m.
lo0s4 From Loudop, BY Wrishtyiils, 70 Stock
| tons, sig miles and back, once swssk.
Leave Loudon Saturday Al p m.
| Arrive at stockton's BY 8 p N.
| Leave Stockton's Saturday at 10 Am.
Arrive at Loudon BY IL N.
lOos7 From Athens, BY osntrsll's Gross roads