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w I'M BLEDON.
Contest for the Elcho
Shield.
IR E l. A N d w I'm S.
Splendid Scores Made by the
Competing Teams.
Friendly Help from the
Americans.
SCOTLAND SECOND,
Invitation to the Riflemen of the World 10
Meet al Philadelphia in 1876.

WIMBLEDON, July %, 1879
The contest between the Irish Scotch and
English teams for the possession OF the Elcho
Shield took place to-day.
Considerable Improvement wa, shown on tho
shooting Of former years.
ENGLAND AHEAD.
In the first stage there appeared q strong prob
ability that the English would win, and when the
firing at the 800 yards range was concluded 1t
was found that the English had made 515 points
out OF possible 600, while the Irish had scored
but SOP points, the Scottish team being four points
behind the Irisn.
Up to this time the attendance in camp was
the progress OF the match.
THE IRISH DRAW AHEAD.
The advantage gained by the English team at
the 800 yards range was lost by them at the 900
yards range, where the Irish drew rapidly ahead.
AT this range the Irish did excellent work. scor-
ing 527 points out of possible 600. The Scotch at
this range also drew ahead of the English. max
ing GIL points. while the English maze only 6o4.
AN IRISH VICTORY.
1t was now considered certain that the irish
would win, but the opposing teams struggled
hard to regain the ground lost. Their efforts
were crowned with partial success, for although
the Irish marksmen carried OF the shield, 1t was
after Remarkably close contest.
THE SCORES,
When the total scores were announced it was
found that the Irish team had made 1,5Oe, the
Scotch 1903 and the English 1902.
AMERICAN-IRIsH ALLIES.
During the match the Americans spotted the
targets for the Irish ana superinteuded their
shooting.
The interest in the matter increased notably
when 1t became known that the Iisn would prob.
ably win, and the attendance toward evening in
creased largely.
THE WEATHER.
Only during the shooting OF the 1000 yards
range were the contestants In the match favored
with bright weather.
CONTEMPLATING THE vIoToRs.
After the victory Tor the Irisnmen. Wells cap
tain OF the English eight, called for cheers for the
Irish team, which were given. Lord Abercorn,
captain OF the irish eight, spoke In response and
called for cheers for the Scotch eight. Dunlop,
captain OF that team, in speaking, complimented
the American team and America. Colonel Glider
sleeve, captain OF the American team, returned
his thanks for the favorable remarks about his
country. In regard to the hope that had been
expressed that an American team would compete
at Wimbledon in 1875, the Colonel said
COLONEL GILDERsLEEvEs SPEECH.
"we are to have at Philadelphia. In that year,
q national centennial celebration and we invite
the rine teams OF the civilized world to friendly
contest theie. Should that be accomplished, you
will see an American teamat Wimbledon in 1871
LORD wharncline said he hoped the English,
Scotch and Irish rinemen would be represented
at Philadelphia.
The following are the totals made by the com.
mating ia ma at the thrnn ranoas.-
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DIED..

DCNN.-suddeniy, ROBERT DUNN, native OF the
county 11pperary.
Notice Of funeral in to-morrow's papers.
FALvEy.-On Thursday July ~, 1875, JULIA E.
FALvEY, in the Attn year OF her age.
The relatives and trends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, at nine
O'Clock A. M. on Saturday, July "a, from st. Lau-
renee church; thence TO Calvary Cemetery, for
inteIment
LUDLUM.-on Thursday morning, July o. 1876.
ISAAC FERRIS LUDLUM.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
COMPANY ORDER, NO. -.
SIX" COMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N.GSN.Y.-
1t becomes the painful duty OF the commands mt 20
announce the death OF Private Isaac +. Ludlum, q
good soldier, courteous gentleman and true
friend. Members Will assemble at the Armory,
Monday, 26th inst at -, in civilian dress, Grape
on LETT arm, to attend the funeral. Grape will Do
worn for thirty days. BY order or
Captain LENTILaON.
r. V. MILHAU, Acting First Sergeant
TAYLoR.-At Pearl River, Rockland county.
N. Y, July %, 1875, CLINTON TALLMADGE third son
Of Elizabeth NJ. and the late Joseph G.. Taylor. !
Funeral services at st. Johns church, Bergen,
N. j., saturday 24th inst. at half-past two p. M.
Monticello avenue cars at Cortlandt street ferry.
[For Other Deaths See Second Pd1e.l
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THE FLOODS IN EUROPE.

A sILEsIAN TOWN VISITED By HEAVY RAINS
GREAT DAMAGE TO PUBLIC WORKS, DWELL
INGs AND CRoPs-AN ENGLISH TOWN IN
pASGER-TRAvEL INTERRUPTED.
BERLIN, July ~, 1875.
The town or warmbrum aud vicinity. in Silesla,
has been visited by very heavy rain storms
Bridges. houses and crops were destroyed.
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puRroN-oN-TRENr Y1ooDED-A SECTION OF A
RAILROAD SUBMERGED.

DURToN-oN-TRENr FLooDED-A SECTION OF A
RAILROAD SUBMERGED.
LONDON, July 20, 1875.
There is q hood at Burton on Trent and the
water in the river is still rising.
A part OF the town is impossible.
RAILWAY TRAVEL INTERRUPTED.
Tho Great Eastern Railway between st. Ives
county OF Huntingdon, and swanesey county of
Cambridge, a distance OF three and a half miles,
is submerged and traric is stopped.
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

THE LEGISLATIVE BODY VOTES LENGTHY
RECESS ADJOURNMENT.
PARIS, July 20, 1875.
The National Assembly to-day, by vote OF 40
against 155, agreed to adjourn from the attn OF
August to the Attn OF November, not to the 10th
OF November, as was agreed upon by the commit
tee few days ago.
Many Deputies abstaned from voting.
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THE DIRECT CABLE TO AMERICA.

ENGLISH PRESS INFERENcEs AS TO THE FrNAN-
c1AL CONDITION OF THE UNDERTAKING.
LONDON, July "a, 1875.
The Times Of this morning, In It's financial ar
tice, condemns the silence Of the managers OF
the Direct United States cable In regard TO the
line, and says that inquiries Of its stockholders
meat With blank refusal ~ impart informat ton,
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A WALK OVER AND A VICTORY.

LONDON, July %, 1875.
The Kolapore Cup at Wimbledon yesterday was
at nrst won by the Canadians by a walk over"
as the English team did not put in an appearance.
Anerward, npon the arrival OF the latter, the
Canadians voluntarily cancelled their score,
which amounted TO 500 points, and shot the
match over with the Engushmen, with the result
already announced.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

A MILITARY POST TO DE HsTABLIsEED WITHIN
THE REGION.
CINCINNATI Ohio July %, 1875.
Private Information rem the West Is that o
three company post Is to be established In the
Black Hills-proDably two companies OF Infantry
and one oil cavalry. the location has not been
decided upon.
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COTTON IN ENGLAND.

A LIVERPOOL AUTHORITY SATISFIED WITH THE
CONDITION OF THE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL July %, 1874
The Post declares that nothing has occurred to
create the least uneasiness In the cotton trade
and SAYS the reports to the contrary are SEN
sational.
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TIE NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.

OMAHA, July %, 1875.
1he Republican state Convention has been
called TO meet at Kearney Junction, Nebraska,
Sc DtemDer 10 next Ii will CONSIST OF III members.
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THE KoLAPoRE CUP.

In the match at Wimbledon to-day, between
English and Canadian rinemen for the Kolapore
Cup at ZOO 500 and 900 yards range, the Canadians
won by "a points.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BIZ GIVEN
"A 10 a cultivated person than The Oyclopeda on we
Rcst Thoughts OF Charles Dickens" careuiy n1exsus
beautifully bound. Price 80 Nombled TX ~ Mrsn
street. New York ----------
AFANHOoD-2UTH EDfrION--A TkkArLsE, kx
M planatory OF the causes, with LOT ne
rurcosafu treatment Of weakness Low spirs, nervous
Rxhanstion, Muscular Debility and rrenature Decund
In NanhOod; price, SOC Address the authQr, Dr ~ ~
NJ CURTIS dT Nest TwantE second atreet New YORK. N
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A JURY SECURED.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 20, 1875.
A jury has been secured at Beaver in Lees case
II Is composed OF eight Mormons and four Gen.
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TO AVOID THE DANGER OF INFECTION, THE
linen suffering from skin disease of conta
gous nature should be washed with GLRNN's SULPHUR
Soar, which Is not only remedy but a disnfectank
Depot CRITFENTON'S, No Sixth avenue.
HILL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE contains no metallic
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Farmers Lceese from Hun
gary % South Rueeia.
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PIE ELcuo SHIELD. 1874.

The Elcho SHIELD was presented In lSe2 BY Lord
Elcho for annual competition between England
and scotland, Ireland vas aftsrWGd allowed 10
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HEAVY DAMAGES m ENGLAND
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YELLOW FEVER.

THE FORCE OF THE DISEASE EXPENDED Al
KEY WEST.
KEY WEST Fla, July 20, 1875.
The yellow fever epidemic has about expended
Its force. No new decided cases have occurred ID
ABOUT Ave days.
w. HARRISON. M. D., Health ofcer.
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a SHARP ADVANCE IN PRICES
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BREADSTUFFS.

Effects Of The Rains, Storms and Floods on
Tie Old Word Fields and Harvest.
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PAINFULLY aKoTEsoUE sPEoTAoLE-T0
ruptured buying the wretched me tai trusseS
which agRravate rupture. The ELASTIC TRUSS CON.
PANY 6SS Broadway, comfortably and permanently
oura Harm
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TIE SOUTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON FREE FROM
TIE EPIDEMIC.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1875.
Advccs received at the Medical Bureau OF tho
Navy Department to-day from the South Atlantic
neet report that vessels there are now free
from yellow fever.
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TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.

TO TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT TIE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO. FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. THE ONLY FOUR
TRACK ALL STEEL k.ILsoAD IN TIE WORLD.
cosSkcTJSa. WITH TaE LAKE. SHORE as ASP
$Es1EfSr srTTf
R Nd dA WhsT AFT AE osL a0GHR FARE
CHARGED: TICKETS SOLD ON TRAIN OR AT Her;
PoggHKEkPsIR ALBANY, RALAIINE BRIDGE,
F FEISo4N fad h Falls AND s6sfESsioN BRIDdE
A.-MArTHEws' PURE SODA WHARF.-THE
ppensed at 26Co stores in New York and Vicinity Ths
S% an
A REGULAR 50 HAT, 81 90; STRAW HATS
80 70 worth 50. Money saved is money made. Is New
Church street, up stairs
A PAINFULLY aKoTEsQUE sPEoTACLE-T0
see %sp Spy1s The The s xsd F6ss Sos
PANY, 6Ss Broadway, comfortably and permanently
DEsHLERs PILLS ARE TIE sUREsr AND
DISEASES OF MEN A SPECIALTY.-THlRTY
vears expe rience; interviews tree. CLINTON MEDE
CAL INSTITUTE, No I47 East Fifteenth street.
pRoPsY.-THERE Is NO DISEASE IN WHICH
the PERuvAN has achieved greater wonders than
In dropsy.
LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEIILEUsE rs PRO.
noupced by all who have used It, TO be the safest
sunburn, and makes the complexion clear ana whlta
SwsS Twsnty.nfth street ~
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
I'D broadway Is prepared to make loans upon Bond
and Mortgage first class dwellings and stores in New
full and their buslnes facilitated
without charge, except legal expenses Tor examina on
OF ue This society also issues the most desirable
forms OF policies upon selected lives, including the
Tontne Savings Fund PLAN by which, during the past
six years surplus has been accumulated greater tnaq
by plan heretofore pracsed The society has asse
OF S2OOO O0 aud has cash annual income oftOOOOUOO
Its annual business during the past ve yearf
tO $50 has been greater than that OF any other COM
pany.
$50 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR The RE-
covery Of the body OF Acton Civil Price, aged twenty
hair full English beard, dark musnche llghteri iuu
face well built supposed been drowned while
bathing in York Bay near Ellis island ms clotnej
and boat having been found address ~ PKlOE "
Murray street. corner Bergen and Fairview avenues
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEItLEUsE IS PRO
noupced by all who have used IT, TO be the safest and
sunburn, and makes the complexion clear ana whIts
an beautful II is not an enamel but medicine. No
West rwenty-hfth street.
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pROPsY.-THERE Is NO DISEASE IN WHICH
the PERuvIAN has achieved greater wonders than
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A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90. STRAW HATS A
specialty Casslmeres 81 90 worth 81 Alaska Beavers
Sc 10 worth 50. Money saved Is money made. Is New
Church street, up stairs
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A.-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA wATER-'THE
most refreshing and wholesome beverage At all times"
Dispensed 900 in New York and vicinity The
MATTHEWS dspenses beverages free from all
Inflammation JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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THE EQUITABLE LIE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,",

$50 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE.
covery Of the body Acton Civil Price, aged twenty
four years weight las pounds; light blue eyes dark
hair full English beard dark musncho ignite iuI
face: well built; supposed been drowned while
bathing in New YORK Bay Ellis Island his clothe
and boat having been found. address H. PRiCE. 81
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| DISEASES OF MEN sPECIALTY-THlRTY
! years experience; interviews tree. CLINTON MEDb
| 1AI INsTITUTE. No I47 East Fifteenth street.
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DEsHLER,S PILLS ARE THE SUREST AND
aafaat ramadY for chiIls and fever and malaria.
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TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE or
FIFTY MrI,RS AN UOuR
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YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD THE ONLY FOUR
TRACK ALL STEEL k4ILRoAD IN TIE WORLD.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
A Tragedy in 'TrentOn.

TRENTON, N. j., February Dur
ing dog fight in South Trenton N i.
j., yesterday afternoon, Edward Dim
ond threw brick and hit q dog be-
longing to Thomas Hindsley, "a grocer
of this city. Hindsley soon after heard
of the affair, and arming himself with
a revolver went to Dimond's house to
demand an apology. Dimond saw
him coming up the alley and went out
to meet him. The report of pistol
drew crowd to the place, where
Hindsley was found lying insensible on
the ground with bullet through his
brain. He was carried into the house,
and Dimond surrendered himself to the
police. He declares that Hindsley fell
on the ice and accidentally shot him.
self, The empty chamber of Dimond's
revolver indicates to the contrary. The
tragedy has created much excitement.
Hindsley will die tonight
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
Drawing Certain Or Money Refunded.

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, $25. Tenth, or
each coupon, s5. Eleven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets, or information, address
THOs, 4. BRAMLErTR. Agent and Manager,
Louisville. KY, or THOs. II. HAYS 4 Co., COS
BroadWay, r.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
CHANGE
PRICES OF ICE.
Commencing on Monday. August 5. we will
sell Ice at the following prieesi

60 pounds daily. 40 cent? each delivery; 100
pounds daily. ~ cents each delivery; 500 lhs
and upwards. at ~ cents per 100 pounds.
AS We guarantee to sell as low as any one
in this city. -GN
pUSEY d. RICE.
0gyIoEs--4O6 Shipley, 4th and Poriar, Isl6
Walnut Sts apr7if
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CHEAP BoOOTs AND SHOES,
SECOND ST.. DOORS WEST of MARKET
FITS CURED FREEs!

Any person suffering from the above dis.
ease is requested TO address DR.. PRICE, and
trial bottle of medicine viii be Iforwarie i
BY express.
FREE!
The only cosubeing the Express charges,
hich owing 10 my large business, are small.
FITS OR EPILEPSY
2 stniy for years, and be will warrant a crr
BY the use of his remedy.
Do not fail to send to hum for atrial bottle
itIcosts nothing, and he
WILL CURE you,
no matter how long standing your0 case NAV
failed. - 'A'' nH'e
Circulars and testimonials sent:with
FREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular to give your Express. as,well
as your, Post Office direction. and
Address,
DR.. CHAS. T. PRICE, 'f~'
1anl4-lyd&lyw 81 William st. New York
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carrying the mail who shall collect, re-
ceive, or carry any letter or packet, or
cause or procure the same to be done, con-
trary to law, shall, on conviction thereof,
for every such oiiense, forfeit and pay not
exceeding fifty dollars
SEC. 228. That no person shall establish
any private express for the conveyance of
letters or packets, or many manner cause or
provide for the conveyance Of the same BIZ
regular trips or at stated periods, over any
post-route which is or may be established
by law, or from any city, town or place
to any other city, town or place, be-
tu cen which the mail is regularly carried;
and every person so offending or aiding or
assisting therein shall, for each offense,
forfeit and pay one hundred and Fifty
dollars
SEC. 22a. That the owner of every stage
coach, railway-car, steamboat, or other
vehicle or vessel, which shall with The
knowledge OF any owner, in whole or in
part, or with the knowledge OF conniv-
ancs of the driver, conductor, master, or
other person having charge of the same,
convey any person acting or employed az
q private express for the conveyance
letters or packets, and actually in posses
sion of tbs same for the purpose ofconyey-
ing them contrary to the spirit, trne in
tent, aud meaning of this law, shall, fol
every such otiensc, forfeit and pay one
hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC. 30. That no person shall transmit
by private express or other unlawful
means, or deliver to any agent Of such
unlawful express, or deposit, or cause to
be deposited, at any appointed place, for
the purpose OF being transmitted, any let
ter or packet, and for every such oEfensc
the party so offending shall forfeit and pay
fifty dollars
SIC. 23l That no stage coach, railway chr,
steamboat, or other vehicle or vessel which
egnlarlyperforms trips at stated periods on
any post-route, or from any city, town or
place to any other city, town or place be-
tween which the mail is regularly carried,
shall carry, otherwise than in the mail, any
letters or packets, except such as relate to
some part of the cargo Of such steamboat
or other vessel, or to some article carried
at the same time by the same stage coach,
railway car, or other vehicle, except as
provided in section two hundred and
thirty-nine; and for every such otfense the
owner of the stage coach, railway car,
steamboat, or other vehicle or vessel shall
forfeit and pay one hundred dollars and
the driver, conductor, master, or other
person having charge thereof, and not at
the time owner Of the whole or any part
thereof shall in like manner forfeit and
pay for every such otfense fifty dollars.
(Section 239 permits conveyance of let
ters in stamped envelopes otherwise than
by mail.
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Leave Unger Store Tuesday at
sam:
Arrive at Gaineshorough by l2m;
Leave Gaineshorongh Tuesday AZ
p m;
Arrive al Unger's Store By I p m;
Leave Unger's Store Monday at
cam;
Arrive at Berkeley Springs by II m;
Bond required with bid, $500.
l2303 From Hedgesyille by Johnsontown,
Tomahawk Springs, Jones'
Springs, and Shanghai, to Glen
gary, 20 miles and back, twice
week
Leave Hedgesville Wednesday and
Saturday on arrival of eastern
mail--say at p m;
Arrive at Glengary by 30 p m;
Leave Glengary Wednesday and
Saturday at 80 a m;
Arrive at Hedgesville by IL 80 pm.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1904 From Glengary, by Shockeysville,
to Unger's Store, 10 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Glengary Thursday at Q 30
am,
Arrive at Unger's Store by
1880 p m;
Leave Unger's Store Thursday at
30 a m;
Arrive at Glengary by "a m.
Bond required with bid, 500.
1905 From Gerrardstown, by Mill Creek
and Darkesville, to Martinshurgh,
Is miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave Gerrardstown Daily, except
Sunday, ATTAIN;
Arrive at Martinsburgh by = m;
Leave Martinsburg daily, except
Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Gerrardstown by S m
Bond required with bid, S400
1906 From Kerneysville to Shepherds
town, 5 miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Kerneysville daily, except
Sunday at | As pm;
Arrive at Shepherdstown by m;
Leave Shepherdstown daily, except
Sunday, at Q a m;
Arrive at kerneysville by 10 l5a IN;
Bond required with bid, $500.
l2307 From Kerneysville, by Leetown, to
Middleway, miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Kerneysville Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 3 p m;
Arrive at Middleway by 80 p m;
Leave Middleway Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 30am;
Arrive at Kerneysville by ii am.
Bond required with bid, $500.
l230S From Charlestown to Rippon 5,
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Charlestown daily, except
Sunday at pm;
Arrive AZ Rippon by 3 80 p m;
Leave Rippon daily, except Sunday
at 8 am;
Arrive at Charlestown by 30am;
Bond required with bid, $500.
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EXTRACTS FROMLAWS, ETC.
OATH OF MAIL CONTRACTORS AND
CARRIERS REQUIRED BY ACT
OF CONGRESS. JUNE 8. ,72.

l, -- do solcmnly swear Tor affirm)
that will faithfully perform all the duties
required ofme, and abstain from every
thing forbidden by the laws in relation to
the establishment of post offices and post
roads within the United States and that
will honestly and truly account for and
pay over any money belonging to the said
United States which may come into my
possession or control. So help me God.
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BY section l6 OF the act ofJune 8, 1872,
every person employed in The postal SER
vice is subject to all the pains, penalties,
and forfeitures for violation of the laws re-
lating to such service, whether he has taxi
en- the above oath or affirmation or not.