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Evening star., 1877-10-17
The Synod OF BaItim ore.
PROCEEDINGS LAST EVENING

The annual session of the Synoi of Balti-
more, composed of the Presbyteries of Bal
tlmOre, New Castle, Washington and Rio
Janeiro, was convened last evening in the
First Presbyterian church, (Rav. DR.. Sun-
derIands.) There was very large attend
ance. The session was opened at 1.:i1 O'rl'h
Rev. DIR. Wills, moderator. called the
Syrod TO order and offered prayer. The roll
was called, and about 15o members respond
Ell 10 their names. Rev. Robert III Fullou Of
the Baltimore Presbyfery. was elected mo te-
rator and stalled. DIR. Cromwell. of N.,y
Castle PresbyJery, and F. l.. Moore, OF
pOIaTy clerks.
TO DAYS PRocEEDrNGs.
Ane Syhod met thls morning at O'Clock,
and was opened with devotional exercises.
Ine moderator appointed tie special COM
mittees.
Revs. J. C. Lowery, Synod of New York:
James Z. Moifat, Northern Illinois; ]. \.
Jennison, Philadelphia David Conway,
New Yors, and Mr.. Campbell, Florida, were
elected corresponding mem bers.
The memorial OF the church at Taneytown,
an appeal fIcm the PrCsbytery OF Baltimore
was presented, and after some discussion the
subject was laid ON the table.
Rev. George Morrison asked that certain
papers III his case appeal and Complain inD
lodged with the stated clerk. be praiuce..,
that he might file them. The moderator
sta, ed that the certified copies in his posses
Rev. Mr.. OFT Offered a resolution ibat a
commission be appointed on the Tsneytowa
cuufcn case; WhIcn was ruled ont of order.
Toe committee of arrangements. through
DR.. Sunderland, reported the programme for
tie communion service this evening The
COMMITTEES were requested to call on Presi-
dent Hayes and ascertain when he would
give the Synod an interview.
Kew. u. +. Biftinger, stated clerk of Wash
ingtOn city presbytery, submitted a report
showing % M inisters, - churches, liceuti-
ates, l3 candidates, 1896 communicates 4 1d9
Sunday school scholars. From the Balti-
more pfesbytery were reported :, 200 conmu-
nicants-
The Westminster church, Baltimore, was
selected as the place for the next meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison asked for the papers OF
complaint and appeal OF the New Windsor
church against the action OF the Baltimore
presbytery, and on motion of Rev. Mr.
Squier. the papers were returned to him,
with the understanding that he file them with
the judiciary committee. Mr.. Morrison
passed the papers TO the stated clerk for that
purpose, but objection was made on the
ground that they had been mutilated.
After lengthy discussion, the papers were
referred TO the judiciary committee.
resolution was adopted that Rev Drs.
Rackus, SpOttswood and Wills and Judge
Strong be appointed to convey the fraternal
greetings OF this body to the synod Of Vir-
ginia. which meets in Alexandria on No
vembe 9Th.
A recess was taken.
Evening star., 1877-10-17
kilograms to The Star.
GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORY
Turks In Asia Routed.
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONS,
Burgoyne Centennial Surrender.
THE RUSSIAN TECToRr IN ASIA
Thorough Defeat of fhe Turks

lONpoN, oct. l1.-AccOrding 20 Russian
official bulletins, not only was M0ukhtar
Pssha deCiSively defeated on Monday. bar
tht TURKISH army was utterly destroyed as
nehting iuieger. As made out from these
dispatches the following was the position of
the forces and the course OF tie acton. The
Russians occupied the positions as described
in a dispatch OF the i5ih instant, OF The Yagnf
hills, Sarhatan and keEl-T -Tepe. except that
southeast of Great Nsgni. CO the lata IN.
slant, therefore. the Turkish LEFT rested on
Little Nsgni, The center on Avolis Tor Olyal
Tepe, and the right on Aladga Dagh, where
three divisions were strongly fortified Olya
Tepe - spur OF htll midway bet ween lagni
ard AlsdJa, s6out IS miles east by south
from kars. Besides these positions the
Turks occupied several strong pisces such
as trlok end NeZinkoi, I'm the rear OF their
me, Tor me projection OF their army ant
mars from a flank attack. ga sunday the
Russian ieft haVing been extended ID the
banks oi tbo ArpGchai. beyond AMI, a di-
vision under G'Eeral LaEarcff moved south
lok. upon NezlnkO and kars. aud occupied
0rloA; ara mus completely turning
Nc. khiars IShI "a the morning
OF Monday. she l1ih, s heavy cannonade
was directed sgaiuSt Olya. .Tepe. witch was
the Key 20 the Turkish pos lions Ia The af-
ternoon General "A ymaIu. with Rhont ten
Thousand iutantry- carried biya- Tcpe by as
sauit. cutting tEe Turkish army ia two. Toe
center and leit " nE~, under VI bu khtar him
sell, relreatct upuu k8rS. plrSuet by Gen.
Hey mann and baTasSei ln the iank by Gen.
L3ZsTef. hUt succeeded I'm gatui1g tae cover
of the fOrtlncstious Of kaTS sfter a fearful
roUf, during which he lost great number IA
killed and wounded, several thousand pri-
SCuCrS and four guns. Tie three divisions
constituting TIE Turkish i-ht had meaptims
been surrounded and attacked and driven
rom thelr tOriiuet camp with great loss;
hnally. at O'Clock on Monday night. the
remnant o. this portion Oi MOukhtar's army
surrendered with - guns and a great GUAM
uty OF material. Among the persons cap
iuTed are seven PashaS. MoakhJar Pasha is
IN kars. The Russian losses are stated 20 he
rel Ia
Evening star., 1877-10-17
THE FIR ESCH ELECTIONS.
What a Paris sorre-noudaaa s.x.

Los DON. Oct. IA SPECIAL dispaJch ffom
Paris 10 the I.Hs,S says; The country has
spoken very clearly. Alter five months OF
unnearc OF pressure, fewer than forty seats
have been gained by the government, and
these chiefly thro1sh local Influences, such
as elections are. The republicans have been
made compact and stronger by the mission
given them 10y France. They have n ma
JoTiiy OF ~. There is not "A chamber in Eu-
rope containing sucn a majority. People are
amazed when they consider the resolution
and energy the electors must have had To
bring about such result despite The pres
sure, which, according 10 a competent wit
hess, did as much in tnrse days as the EN-
pire did in twenty years. WHAT will the gov
ernment do confronted 10y such an over
whelming result No one knows yet. but
they seem decided o. again using their form
liable administrative machine TO influence
TIE eltction OF the lifteen hundred conseillers
d'arrondissement aud conselllers generaux
fixed FOR the 4th OF November. that is To say
three days before the meeting OF the chamber.
IL was 10 manage these elections "a at the
crime of The 16tn of May was committed.
Ihey Were OF enormous importance. Tne
consellle-s SenefauX and conseillers d'arron-
dlsSe ment, together with delegates OF the
municipalities, are the electors OF the Senate,
and as third of the Senate retires early IN
lSI3, II thai election returned a republican
majority the moCarchlal parties would deem
themselves lost forever; therefore, the present
Cablnet Is going TO make fresh and igan-
tic effort II II remains In power I'LL the 5tn OF
November. At any rate Jla. is all that can
predicted. Ii may resign on the 5th or 9th.
The Rnmored Change of Ministry.
y Reuter- telegram from Paris has tne fol-
lowing: IAN official communique waicb
has been issued contradlcts rumors OF the
resignation Of the ministry. IL points out
that for the present, a. least, the ministers
mU>t neceSA arily remain ia Office
A note issued 10y committee Of the Senators
of The left estimates that after the result of
the second ballUting, and the colonial elec-
tions is known, the republicans will have
three hundred aud thirIy-hve ia the cham
ber. The note also protests against the revi-
val OF the system OF official cdndldatures in
lha lpfe rlncfinn.p
Evening star., 1877-10-17
The Requisificm for senator Patter-
HEARING CT THE WRIT or HABEA

HEARING CT THE WRIT or HABEAs
CORPUS.
To day, tie case of Senator John ]. Patier-
son, who was arreS.ed abou1 ten days since
on reqEisltion from the governor Of South
CaTotiEa, 10 answer charges of conspiracy,
&C., In that state, was before Judge Hum
phreys, sitting in Cham Oefs, on writ 81 ma oeaS
corpus. General Conner and Jas. Low ldes
represent1ng The state, with MessrS. w. A .
Ct ok, ShellabargeT and Wilson and Judg ge
Pelman for the respondent. The case was
Opened by the reading OF the papers. in the
case by the counsel for the TelsJor. After the
papers had been r ad, ii was suygeS ret tnat
The argument be adjourned, and Attorney
General Conner, stating That bis engage
mentS were such that ne could not be here
until the 3lst, the hearing was adjourned to
that time,
Evening star., 1877-10-17

~ CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED.
Wy SCHENCK'S s PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK S SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCkS S MA " DRAKE PILLS,
Are tie only medicines that ill cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
frequently medicines that will stop a cough will
OCCASION the death OF The patient they locx up th
liver, stop the circulation Of the blood hemor rh
fellows and in fact they clog tie action of ths very
Organs that Caused the ugh.
Liver Comp plalnt sud Dyspep sa are the causes of
tWo-thirds of the cases Of Consumption. Many Per
ton coated tongue pain i'll the shoulder blaze feel
heavily en- the stomach. accom- panied with AGILITY
ant b lching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a drsor-
dered COZ diton of the stomach b torpid liver
Persons AFT, cted, il they take ode or two heavy
checked will ind the ach and liver clog gsd re-
naming TORPID inactive. and almost before th-y
tie lungs a of .ures, and ulcer
at d, the result f which is death.
schencks PulmODic syrup IL al expectorsnt
lated 10 check a ugh suddenly.
SchencB's Sea v eei Tonic dis soves the food,
mi Nes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
dig stion. and creates a rsvenous appetite,
When the bowels are costiye, skin saloE o. the
ptnns Of herw ise of a bilious tendency Schenck
N mabdrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
J. Ii. SCHENCK SON.
N. X. Corner sixth and Arch st,., Phila.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
,Wf lpl
Evening star., 1877-10-17
Destructive Fire In Neu York.

NEW YORK, Oct. E.-FIre was discovered
early this morning in i've story brick build
ding, Nos. 1tl, l63 and los West 18th street
occupied by Alex. Roux, furniture manufac,
turer. The building and its contents were
totally destroyed. Toe fire extended TO I51
West leth street, occupied by T.. Il. Lansing,
as stables. Building and contents both de-
stroyed. The flames also extended 10 Har-
dN's chair factory. l5i ard l55 West lgtb
street, doing considerable damage. Several
other buildings caught fire aud were Dadly
damaged by fames ana <ater. Oae colored
woman was frightened 10 death. The losses
are placed az S2nO.UOn.
Evening star., 1877-10-17

NEw YORK, Oct. 1.-The long -psnding
contest between James Sargent, OF Roches-
ter, and the Yale Lock Company, respecting
a patent covering broadly the right 70 use a
time or cbronometer lock In ombinaflon
the award OF the patent to Sargent. The in
terests OF both parties 20 the recent contest
have now been pooled for the interests of
both, by joint arrangements between Their
owners. This action relieves some sixteen
hundred banks already using either of the
locks referred TO, from long threatened pros
ecufiastg fufrin@eDaanf
Evening star., 1877-10-17
SirtIug Rull

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 16.-The Dominion
government have received ady.ces from
Fort Walsh 10 the Sth instant, in which no
mention Is made OF any trouble with Sitting
Bull The nlteo States commission having
bee n delayed al Fort Benton by the hostili.
ties with the Nez Perces, the escort of
mounted police had been temporarily sui ojecf
10 General Terfy's requisition. sitting Bail
Hills, about dfty miles from Fort Walsh.
Evening star., 1877-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nF EDUCATIONAL.-An Teachers, Parens,
Wy ara IneDos Of early instruction are cordially
edJc alton al question, at the Summer sch1 IL
On street, between l6 and Nth, FRIDAY, oc.o-
ter aoii7 fGte, 3, At ~ o'eieck p IN. R1oH.Bpt
nF MAMBERS 0F CONGRkSj in need Of q
Wy "a CbETARY NAV cure the services OF =
hsss'' as references BY 'adr'' ing A n ooIs P ss'
F- MENDELS SOHN CHORAL so IETY :
,sI ehssrssl s1,S CIV on ThDEEsDsH r rsHESiNG @
ner 5th and ttreets Singers cOntem plating Joining
.,s seiss E Gaap
T MADEMC IsELLE V PRUDTHOMME is
US now recognizing her Glasses for the .eason
Resd her advt elsewhere IN ou columns. octl36t-
T WHY PAY OTHKR TAILOR BILLs
fhe Custom Garments at KEEL E1's, iOta street
aud Pennsylvania avenue. octl3-lW'
T, TO TEE sT0CKH0LDEBs OF TaF
w ME- mETKQPGGLIs 10 Gh SaEiNGS BANK OF THE
The Annual Election OF Eire Trustees If the
Be.rop lis Ssyin gs Bank Of he District of CoTu nbis
on MONDAY, November 3, 1877, between the hours
= he Rtp,rt Of the Committee the Traasac-
ious Of the Bank for tho third wiIl be read
] u'ciCck o m. on the same day.
fu,l stteIdsnce 10 requested
SAMUEL EORMENT, President;
NICHOLAS ACK Elk, Vice President;
GEO x THGM PSON. tecre ary;
JANE l.. BARBOUB,
WI. CLhGETT,
JoHH +: G0EDARD,
JAMES s. FlWAR :,
BEERY SfRtSBURGER,
oc5Ssv,td HENBY ICKsON, Trustees.
~ BoCKBBIDGE ALUM: rrr,,o0
BEDFOBD, BETHESDA,
And other natural nIEsRaL WATERS for s1,e at
MILBUBN'S PHARMACY,
seT25-u Is2g Penn. avenue.
Evening star., 1877-10-17
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. E.-yirsinis skies, old. 30: do
deferred 5s, 10. cJnsul dated So Do. second -sries
4. North tarolina skies, Old. Il bid day sugar
steady. l0i4.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ~ Cotton quiet and weak
nnd0llng, ii. Flour duh and UNCHANGED. Wbe AZ .
southern quiet aud firm, western auiet-southern
red good 10 prime, Sal Al do. ainter, sasl s5:
NJ. western inter red spot and October, l.slA,
Nov mber- -. Corn, southern quiet and steady, I,
western strong and hgher-sOuthern white IS; DO.
yellow Cla62 western mixed, spot aud October s.
November, t91si December, 5ss; steamer, 56S bid.
Oats qulet and easier-sOuthern, S&ss; western
white, SSaJ6s; do. mixed, 81. Rye steady and hrm,
60sb9 Hay duil and unchanged. Butter easier but
not quOtably lOwer-choice western, zla23 Petry-
leum d,lll-crude. Sass; refine Is Coffee quiet and
uDch u yed Whisky dull aud nominal, IN Be-
ceipts-flour, 4.a0; wheat. 5000, corn, W. oats,
k-00; rye, so. shipDenis-Whest, loSo1. corns
35gOO.
Nav YORK. Oct. E.-Stocks heavy. Money, 6.
Gold, lo2sS Exchange, long, soi; SNORT fo. Gov
Haw YokE, Oct. E.-Flour dull and declining.
Wheat a uiet ans steady. Corn dull and unchanged.
LoNDcN, Oct. H. lssS D. m--Consols % N rs for
money, and IS Is 10 for the account Americaa
tnal, 7s1 Pcnnsylvania Central, a.
Evening star., 1877-10-17

0Bulkley and Guild, the fugitive o6aooru
OF The State Savings Bank 0f Chicago, nave
returned, and viii assiG The receiver n
stratehtentng accounts.
~The monument 10 Roger Wtllisws 49,
dedicated q Providonce, r. l., yo0ear6ay.
The Masonic order and public schools co0e
part In The exercises.
1hompoon q Co, tobacco cOmmlnuSon -.
ohen16, NeW York, With liAbllltiO oSf1IoSSa
as 6o0 oooQoo - o25oNoQ
Evening star., 1877-10-17
APOLLINA
NATURAL
NJ i n Il II AL ATFR.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERs
HIGHLY EFFER VESCENT.

DB hsMlS SAYRE a. delightful beverage ~
Dh iLLlhM A. HAMMOND. - Far superior 10
Slchy - ltZeT, or any other >
DIX: ALfRkD l.. LOOMS. Most grateful aud
refreshing
DIR. Il. OGDEN DOREMUS. absolutely pnre
and Wholesome; superior 10 all for daily use; tree
Hon All the objections urged against CrOtoa ani
aItlhcially aerated waters. "
fhSF. WANkbfS. LoNDoN:, Eng. Impreg-
able"
full, ard well suited for Dyspepsia ana casas of
acute disease" -
DB. JAMES b. WOOD. Mildly antacfi: agrees
seli with dyspeptics, and where there is a equity
DB. FORDYCE BARKER. "By far the mos,
agreeable, alone mixed with wine, usefoI In
CataIrbs of Stomach or Bladder and in Goutn
DB. J. MARION SIMS. Z" Not only luxury, bat
aneceesiry."
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drue.
gists and Mineral Water Dealers throughout rSe
United States. auR2) mwfeow 10
Evening star., 1877-10-17
English Crystal Chandeliers

English Crystal Chandeliers
AT COST.
Having determined TO close out entire stock Of
ErGLiSH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS offer
them
AT COST.
The above sre all of the newest patterns and of
recent
DIRECT MPORTArION.
For Elegance ss well as Economy, these Chande-
Hers excel all others.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. q CO.,
sepeo I'm e,peI,ers.
Evening star., 1877-10-17

THE NEW YORK OEFICEs.-It is generally
that Roosevelt will he given the
collectorship of New York, and that Merr. r.tt
will be either surveyor or naval officar. Toe
name for The third position will D. decfi "A
at the Cabinet meeting on Friday
Evening star., 1877-10-17

Of the United States.
@The government OF India offers a priza
Of f6,0 900 for the best and El 900 Tor the sec.
ond bes1 macoine q pr0eees for the prepara-
Evening star., 1877-10-17

GENERAL GRANT visited BirminRham m
yesterday and was Welcomed by the mayor,
and at the Town Hall received address as
from the council and deputations from the
Workingmen and Peace Society,
Evening star., 1877-10-17
l. L III II II r..
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf sbOut $50 900 feet Of Prime
Heart "a Georgia BOsRIS :. " hich we will sell for
THIkTY DAYS, at $40 rer 1909 feet
Evening star., 1877-10-17
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.

THE NUMEROUS FRIkNDs in this city OF
Mr James z. 'Owardin. the brilliant young
jOurn slist of Richmond. W il be sorry 10 hear
that he is seriously i'll at his home In that
aff "
Evening star., 1877-10-17

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
this morning were Vice President Wheeler,
Senators Paddock, MATHEWS, Cameron, Bay
ley AID Harris; Repre- ,eg tajives Ellsworth, /,
Neal Dnrham. Stevens, Brewer. Lo'<wpo1, 4,
Stone ard Can
Evening star., 1877-10-17

CORNs. BAD NAILS, BUNIONS g :,
ees.s: Qoss.s TeesE bE. svHUIf4, fs Is: 81 81
ten euyVR o010t.S
Evening star., 1877-10-17

~ HuNYADi JANOS WATER
BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER,
Are offer ty the bottle AZ loves, rstee, by
W. ). THOMPSON,
sep5tf 7Ds 18th street
Ne ID, MCTARLAN, Denttn,
U4 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Not New Jersey avenae as erroneousy printed In
Boyd's Direc- ory for 1877. Jams ly
~ SAMUEL g YOUNG,
S1 NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-tf OFFICE-STsR BUILDING
Evening star., 1877-10-17

WILLET = LIBBEY,
sepH-tr Sirth street and ". Y. Arenue.
Evening star., 1877-10-17
OUR NEW
pRY LUMBER SHED,

which has capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET. Is fIIed with all kinds II LUM
bER, well seasoned. Always dry sad protected
frOn- the wea;her,
Evening star., 1877-10-17
RUSSIAN VICTORY

Turks In Asia Routed.
Evening star., 1877-10-17

We are now Ieceiving our full line OF FALL and
WINTAR HOUSEfURNISHING GOODS, "a
which We invite the inspection Of purchssers VIZ:
Wilton, Axminster Mo99et, Velvet Body Brussels,
newest designs; Velvet and Weltoh Rugs ana Hats:
vi Cloths and Linolum Curtain Goods and Lace
curtains; French and English Cretonne1 in 9reaf
variety; Blankets and sheetings, all sfses and
widths; Tsol. Damask, Napkins, Towels and Tow
HOOE, BRO. 4 CO..
eepl m 1888 y Et.s near Ebbtft House
Evening star., 1877-10-17
Ala KEEN's Ala
MERCHANT TAILORING PAHLOIts,
4I4 Ninth street.

ever before offered 10 the Washington public
KEEN deRls Ouly ia PIECE GOODS, and ne kee p
10 Beady inside Garments, employs none but the
besf Cutters, and wilb 3 score Of skilsd wOTkn.eu
engages 10 turn out q Garments well made
and artisticsiiy cut "a any hrst-oa5s Merchant
Tailoring establishment in the United states.
Gentlemen will hbd II 20 their msterial ADVANTAGE
TO leave their orders for suits AZ KEEN's se7-3.n
Evening star., 1877-10-17

y JOINT CAUCUS OF THE DEMOCRATS of
the two Houses will be held tonight to
decide as 10 the length Of the session, and
whether any general business other than
that for which Congress was specially called
snail be transacted. The western democrats
VIII insist that some act ion shall he TAX n oa
the currency question, and a lively session
is tXpeCtI1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-06-09
. UNITED sTATKs niAIL.


PosToFP1uK DEPARTMENT.
Washington, April 10, 1877. !
DR0PoSALS WILL BB RECEIVED AT TIKI
Contract once OF this, Department until
the twentiethl. for carrying the mails Of the
United States from September l., 1877, to June
L0uiaiaRa, and by the schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein specified, viz
30AO3 From New Orleans to Grand Isis, ninety.six
miles and back once o week, from June
residue of the year.
Schedule from June to September 80;
Leave New Orleans Wednesday at Z. MI
Arrive ct Grand Isle next Friday by P. Nj
Leave Grand Isle Monday at A. NJ;
Arrive st New Orleans next Wednesday by
IL M. t-
Schedule from October to May Oh,
Leave New Orleans on the third and eight,
eeRth Of each mouth at p NJ;
Arrive Ct Grand lse on the fifth and TWEEN
Leave Grand isIe on the first and fifteenth
Of each month ct A Nj
Arrive at New Orleans on the third and
Bond required with bid $1,000.
3O2l6 From Hickory Flat to The Bay, eighteen
Leave Hickory Flat at A Nj
Arrive at The Bay BY 10 ~;
Leave The Bay Saturday at 2. H.;
Arrive at Hickory Flat BY N.
Bond required with bid $500
30 2l7 From Centrevile to North Bead, seven milea
leave centrsvflle Saturday at PM;
arrive e. North Bend BY : 2. NJ
= Is
arrive at CeHtreyille by6 PM
Bond required with hid, cleo.
sO'sls Prom Collar, by REEVES en- o. and ailman'a
Ferry In. o., to Funny Louis, fifty miles
and beck, once week.
leave OOfaK Thursday at A. NJ;
Arrive At Funny Louis next day by 70 d
Leave Funny Louis Friday at ] P. H.;
Arrive ct Colfax next day by TP n.
Bond required With bid, $500.
30 2l9 From Oypremort 10 Glencoe, ten milea and
back. once week.
Leave cypremort Saturday at A. H.;
Arrive At Glencoe BY 19 ~;
Leave Glencoe Saturday ct p NJ;
Arrive at Cypremort BY 4P. n.
Bond required with bio, 8 100.
30 40 From Hops villa by New st. LauiB, to Baton
Rouge, sixteen miles and back, once .
Waob.
Leave Hope villa Saturday at IAN;
Arrive It Baton Rouge By 70 H.;
Leave Baton Rouge Saturday at PM
Arrive 1t Hope VillA by 6 r. N.
Bond required with bid, @200.
90 al From Ponchatoula 70 Pine Grove On. o.,
eleven miles and back, once week.
Leave POnehateula Saturday st A. NJ;
Arrive atPine Grove BY 70 NJ;
Leave Pine Grove Saturday az / II n;
Arrive at Ponchatouis by Pm
Bond required with bio, $500
For forms q proposal, bond and eertihoato, and
ALAG for Instructions a. 70 the conditions 20 be
embraced IN the contract, ETC., see advertisement
Of this data IL pamphlet form, inviting proposals
for mall asrVic0 in Louisiana to be found ct thu
terminal pastofces Of the above reut0s, and to be
had Oh application to the Second Assistant Peat
Bids shoaid bs sent in sealed envelopes, super
aeribed Mail proposals., state Of LouiaiAna,y anf
addreased 10 ms Second Assistant Poatmastel
.D.,,.va, po.,I 2; y; Ses ss::,.,.