' Oilmaitsuesipowalesaist pegs.), _ pill and Diasaigovtlle. Orsibi"lost most . bask, tir..tits... seek, in inn . nOrtil Leatrt-Mount Photostat avert 'Pesaday. tws and illaidniay after arrival of Casabalaad is, 'St p as, arrive at Wasistwas same days by 11 pm. - ' Lesiva Wasbiagton every Monday, Wednesday aid Friday *Per arrival or Whitehall Olaf ay at 2 it sa, arrive at !donut Pleasant nest dip by 21 a na. Proper&ls to carry twice t lapek on hone MN its vited. 1638 From Nl[mint Piessaat, by Pleasant Unity, Visuagstowa, New Derry, Rtairecille, Livermore. TarmeL Saltdrurg. Riskkaiaks's, Apiro6o atw 1•14c4- 1"1111g, Freeport. 7 2 mites and back, owe* week. Leave Mount Pleasant every Friday at 6 a to, ar. rive's% F.eeport neat day by 5 p ot • Leave Freeport every Wednesday at 6 a nt, arrive. at' Mount rkasaut nem day by 5 p m. '165/1' Frain enen E lgerine, by Salt Lick, to Gab bares 30m iles and back, once a week. Leave Connersville every Wednesday at 8 a ni, arrive atGebbart's sane day by 6P In• Leave Gebhart's every Tbursduy at '5 a in, arrive at Cannel/rale same day by 3 - P 1635 Frolli Uniontown, by New , also, Merrthe. town,Brownsville, Fredinicktown, Millanorn',Clarks vitle„jegrerson, Waynesburg, Harvey's, Ryerson's atlilloo.Seeler's Station, Va. and Kendall, to Grave Creek, 79 miles and hack, once a week. LeateUniootownr every Friday at 8 a in, an rive at Grave Creek next day by 6 p na. Leave Grave Creek every Sunday at 6 a m; at Waynesburg, and arrive at Uniontown every Thtirsday by 6 p m. Proposals to so run this route as to omit Browns ville, Fredericktnwn, Millsboro'. and Clarksville, saving 7 miles, will be cdusi4lered. 1636 From Uniontown, by McClellandtown, Ma sontown, Carmichael's, Rice's Landing and Jeffer . sou, tu Waynesborg, 32 miles and back, once a week Leave Uni.ntown every Tuesday at 3 a m, arrive at Waynesburg same_day by 5 p tni Leave Waynesburg ei ery 54010 ay at 6a m, arrive at Uniontowg Caine day by 3 p in . Proposals to carry in two horse coaches three timos a week, will be considered. 1637 From Uniontown, by McClellandtown, Ma sentown,Greensboto'an,l Whiteley, to t:armichael's 29 miles and back, once a week. Leave Uniontown every Thursday at 9 a m, arrive at Carmichael's axone day by 6 p m. Leave Carmichael's every Froth r at 6 a in, arrive at McClellendtown sane day by 3 p m. 1633 Front Beallsville, by Ntill.bmoutgh and Clarksville, to Jefferson, 13 miles and back, once a week. Leave Beallsville every F, Day at 8 a in, arrive at Jefferson same (lay by 12 m. Leave Jefftirtrin every Friday at 1 p in, arrive at Smillsville earn• day by 5 p in.. 1639 From Greensboro' to New Geneva, one mile And back, twice a week. Leave Greensboro' every M inday and Friday at L 2 in, arrive at New Giineva wife days by p tn. Leave New G•rreva every Mundav and Friday at 6 p . in. arrive at Greensboro' aline days by 61 p m. 1640 From Qrowncv'•llr, by Piko• Run and Horse Shuts. t.i Monongahela City, 21 miles aid back. once a week. Leavei Broarnsiille every Wednesday at 7 a m, ar rive at Moriongehela City same day by 11 tn. Leave Munongattela City every 'Wednesday at 2 p m. arrive at 13, ow. twills Carne day by 7 p m. 1611 Front W ayn• h> flap ker's, S ,bp.ott's Haire aad Gond Intro?, to West Alexander, 28 as lee and back, once a week. Leave Wayn.sburg, evPry Saiturday at 7 a in, :4r rive at Weet 11exander same clay by 5 p tn. Leave Weal Alexa,.der every Friday I t 7it M, av. nre wt Waye•ebiirg sane day hy 5 1, 1612 Fruit Wayne.bnrg to Blacks isle. Va , 19 guiles Rail back, once a week. Lave WaynesbArg, every 'rawa lay at 12 an, ar rive' et Li acksville iaule dry by 6 i) tn. Leave Blicic-vt le every Teeatriay ea G a au, era ice at Wayne>burg game Jay by 11 a in. 1541 From W .vneenitrg, by Rnoaav , lle anal Centreville, to Black-% Va g 14 wiles end back, 'Duce a week. L.save W4ynt!shil. g every Wetiqesdny at 7 a m, a rive at Iltacltaville SKIII4 day by 111 a in . Leyte Itlackayille eve. y We ine:day at 1 p tu, arrive at 'Wayne.t.bn g Inoue day by 51 pat. 1114 FrJut Dunninggyitte,, by Munntnwn and Tho.uptennvil!e, to Ilerri ntrille, 12 miles and back, once a week. Leave Dunhiuga. , ille every Tuesday at 6 a at. ar rive at fierriattvdie same day I t y 10 a m . Leavti He/ nottviile every 'rles lay at 12 at, ar• rive at Duri.iingivifie e.na, day by 4 p nt. 01S From %Veit .Vltltletawn, by Patteitrm'a itills, Crux, Creek Vi lage, Elden:vale, Burgette tawa,Cli Itoil au.t Se‘enty-Six, to Ilitukstowii, 50 aides and back, °nee a week. Leave West Slid Iletuwn every Tuesday at I p m, arrive at Ilookstown next day by 6 p tn. Leave 11..50k-to.vn every 'Thursday at 43 a rn, ar rive at %Vest Middletown next day by 1.2 .n. 1616 From Nashingtmi, by Locust Hill. Hick. rv, Borgettitown, Florence, Frankfort Springs, Kentish, Bonk-thwa and GeorgetoWn, to Smith's Ferry, 40 miles and back, mace a week. Leave Washiugtoli every 11 m lay and Fr iday 6 a m, arrive at Smith's Ferry saute flays by 8 p m. LeaveSmith's Ferry every Tuesday aid S ant day at 6 a m, arrive at Was :iiigtoh same days by p m. 1641 Prom Washington, by Buffalo, West Mid dletown. Ladependenre, Wellsburg, Va., Philips. burg, 0., New Alexaticiris, Smithfiel i end Union Vale. to Cadiz, 41 miles and back, three times a week, in two horse coaches. Leave Watihington every Monlay, Wednesday end Friday, at 6 a in, arrive at Cadiz same day by pm. Leave Cadiz every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa., turday, at 6 a m, arrive at Washington same days by6pm.. 1643 From Washington, by Van Buren, Sparta, Lindley's Mills, Amity and Ten:Mile, to Waynes burg, 36 miles and back, once a week. Leave Washington every Thursday at 6 a m, ar rive at Waydeshnrg same. day by 6 p m. Leave Waynesburg eery Wednesday at 6 a m, arrive at Washington same day by 6 p m. 1649 From Washington to Taylorstown, 7 miles ]rod back; twice a week, Leave Titylorstown every Wednesday and Sa ',ry ev at 1 p m, a. rive at Washington same days 3 P - Leave Washington every Wednesday and &aor ta,' at 34 p in, arrive at Taylorstawn same days by na. 1659 Kam Canonsburg, by Venice, to Candour, 35 miles and back, once a week. • Leave Canonsburg every Tuesday at 7 a m, ar -7ilte at Candour same day by 12 m. Leave Candour every Tuesday at 5 p m, arrive It Canonsburg lame day by 8 p m. Quern—whether service should be retained be yond Venice ! MI From Pittsburgh, by Allegheny,Bakerstown. glade Mills, Butler, McCandless Brownington, Slippery Rock, North Liberty, Mercer, Culb.•rtson's Custard's Meadville, Woodcock, Rockdale and Waterford, to Erie, 135 miles end back, daily, in four horse coaches. • Leave Pittsburgh daily at 9 a m, arrive at Merce. samerilay by 10 p Leave Mercer next day et 3 a m, arrive at Erie same day by T p m. Leave Erie daily at 8 a m, arrive at Mercer same dty by 12 m. Leave 31ereer next day at 3 a m, arrive at Pitts burgh same day by 9 p m. 1652 From Pittsburgh, by Herrioltville and Ca nonsburg, to Washington, 26 miles and back, daily, o.four horse Coaeues. Leave Pittsburgh dilly at 1 p m, arrive at Wash lovas tamp day by 7 p m. Leave Washington daily at 2 p in, arrive at Pitts . buret attineday by 8 m. Thug mail is tone run in close vuoneetion with the vatition the National Road, and schedule i4to be arranged aril modified accordingly. si itrs4. o ar-perrisi mliii. stir vice as a tuaricb.ef the National Read route, ate it:wiled. 1653 Fr,tii Pittsburgh, by "Fayeate, Bavington Florence,Para* and Holliday ' s Cove. Va., to Steu— benville,o, 37 miles and back, six times a week, in four horse coaches. Leave Pittabut gh daily except Sunday, at 9 a m, arrive at Steubenvi:le same fitly by 5 p m. Leave Steubenville daily except Smiley, at 6 a m, arrive at Pittsburgh same day by 2 p m. 1654 From Pittsburgh, by Allegheny, Sewieklv Bottom, Economy and Freedom,. to Beaver, 17 miles and back, six times a week, in four hors* ecracbes • Leave Pittsburgh daily except Sunday, at 2 p m. arrive at Beaver same da r t by-8 p to. Leave Beaver daily except Sunday, at 5 a m ar rive at Pittsburgh stone day by 11 a m. Proposals to carry in Steamboats during season 0 . navigation, and as above, the balance of the year, will be considered. 1655 From Pittsburgh, by Sharpsburg, Houston, Springdale, Tarentum..Freeport and State Lick, to Kittaning, 43 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Pittsburgh every Moeda) , and Thursday at 9 a tn. arrive at Kittaning next days by 11 a in Leave Kittatiing every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p in, arrive at Pittsburgh next days by 4 p to. Proposals to carry in two her.o coaches will be considered; also in canal packet boats to Freeport; also to run three times a week. 1656 Frain Pittsburgh, by Perryville, Wexford, Rirh Hill . Zelianople, Portersville, tiatlensburs, and Leesburg, to Mercer,s6 miles and buck, three times a week, in two hors:: coaches. Leave Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 a ntia, arrive at Mercer same days by 9p m. Leave Mercer every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 a in, arrive at Pittsburgh same days' by 8 p in. 1657 From Pittsburgh, by Surgeon's Ilan, Libra ry, Fioleyville, Monongahela City, Fallow Field and Bentleyville, to Beallsville, 37 miles and buck, ()nee a week. Leave Pittsburgh every Thursday at 9 a m, arrive at Beallsville same day by 8 p in. Leave [teal's, ice every We nealay at 6 a m, at • rive ai Pittsburgh same day by 6 p m. 1653 From Pitiebareii, by Buchanan. Street's- Run, McKeesport, %Vest Elizabeth, Elizabeth, Gambles, Rnsstraver, Belvertion, Cookstown, Per ryopol a, Flatwood's, East Liberty and Upper Mid dletown, to Uniontown, 58 miles and back, twice a week• Leave Pittsburgh every %if - irides , and Thursday at 9 a in, arrive at Uniontown next d tys by 6 p in. Leave Uniontown every Wednesday and Ba turtle), at 6 a m, arrive at Pittsburgh same days by 5 p m. • 1659 Frnm Pitt-burgh, by Walker's Mills, No blestown, Caudner, Wager, Burg •thrtown, Cross Creek Village, Pities tti's Mills and Independence, to West Liberty, Va. ,43 miles and back, once a week. Leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday at 2 p tn, ar rive at Noblesiown saute day by 5 p m. Leave Noblestown every Thursday at 7 a m, ar• rive at West Liberty same day by 5 p m. Leave West Liberty every Friday at 7 a in, at Noblesinwn same day by 5 p in. Leave Noblestown every Saturday at 7 a no, ar ive at Pittsburgh sauce day by i 0 a m. 1660 From Pittsburgh. by Montour's, Moon, Clinton, Mn dockstrille and Frankfort Spri..gs. to Fairview, Va.. 39 miles and back, once a we k Leave Pittsburgh every Saturday at 6 to, al rive at Fairview same etty by 6 p in. Leave Fairview every Friday at 6 a m, arr•ve at Pittsburgh same day by 6 p in. 1661 From Pittsburgh, by Antrim, Loctisl Dale, No: th Wathington, Apollo awl Frantz Mill, to She locta, stl orates and back, once a week. Leave Pittsburgh every Monday at 6a in arrive at Shelocta next day by 12 in. Leave . Sheloi tau every Tuesday at I p m, ar ive at Pot-burg liPX' 113 y hr ri p in. Ili" Fuom by hit's Mill, to Kittaning. 26 stiles and b ;ince a week. Leave Apollo every Sam, day at 1 p nt, arrive at Kilt:thins, same clay b% 7 p m. Le a ve Kittaning ry Saturday at 6a m, arrive at Apolio , n tne d .y 12 by in . Proposals to end route at Pi't's Mills are iii vited. 1663 From Kittaning, by Ross Mills, to Le , It burg. 16 miles ;slid bat k, mice a week. Leave Kittaning t•very Wednesday at 7 a 4 111, arrive at Leachhtirg saute day by 12 m. Leave Leeclitutrg evety We inesday at 1 p m, ar rive at Kittanine same day by 7 p m. 1661 From Kiitaeice, by Vs'aiierson's Ferry, Prookville, Cuillsville and Reid-burg, to C:ai ion, 32 miles and back, note a week. Learn Kittaning every Thursday al6 a m, arrive at Clarion same day by 6 p in. Leave Clari•tn every Friday at 6 a m, art ire a t Kittaning same day by 6 p in. 1665 From Kittaning. by Rural Vnlley, Glade Run and Sinicksburg, to 111ahuniiig, 2d miles and back, once a week . Leave , Kiitaitittg every Friday at 8 a in, arrive at Mftlioning same day by 5 p m. Leave Mahoning Every Saturday at 6 a m, arrive at Kittaning same day by 3 p in. 1666 Finn Kingpins. by New State Road, to Brookville. 43 miles and back, once a week Leave Kittaning every Tuesday at I p m, arrive at Brookville next day by 12 in. Leave Brookville every Wednesday at 1 p m, ar rive at Kittaning next day by 12 tn. 1667 From Kittaning, ny Oakland. New Bethle: liain, Red Bank Furnace, Red Bank. Lmiestrine. Kingsville and Summerville, to Brookville, 50 miles and back, once a week. Leave Kittaning every Saturday at 4 a m, arrive at Prookville seine they by 7 p m. Leave Brookville every Friday at 4 a m, arrive at Kittaning same eay by 7 p m. 1663 From New Bethlehem, by Leatherwood, to Reidsburg. 15 miles and back. • Leave New Bethlehem every Saturday st 8 a m, and return to NeW Bethlehem same day by 6 p in 1669 From Lawrenceburg.-by Murrinsville, to Ilarrisville ' 20 miles and bark, once a week. Leave L awrenceburg every Tuesday at 1 p m, ar rave at fiarrimille same day by 7 p in. Leave llarrisville every Tuesday at 5 a m, arrive at Lawrenceburg same day by 12 m. 1670 From Lawrenceville, by Agnew's Mills. Jefferson Furnace and Eden, to Saippetisytlle, 30 miles and back, once a week. Leave Lawrenceburg every Thursday at 2 p in arrive at Agnew's Mills same day by 5 p in. Leave Agnew. 'a Mills every Wednesday at 7 a as, arrive at Snippensville same day by 12 m. Leave Shippettsville every Wednesday at 1 p in, arrive at Agnew's Mills saint day by 6 p m. Leave Agnew's Mills every Tuesday at 9 a m, arrive at Lawrenceburg same day by 12 m. 1671 From Lawrenceburg. by Callembiag and Piny, to Clarion, 21 miles and back, once a week. Leave Lawrenceburg every Tuesday at 1 p m, arrive at Clarion sane day by 7 p m. Leave Clarion every Tuesday at 5 a m, arrive at Lawrenceburg same day by 12 nn . 1672 From Butler, by Barnhart's Mills and Bald win, to Lawrenceburg, 22 miles and back, once a week. Leave Butler every Tuesday at 4 a m, arrive at Lawreticburg same day by 1 p m. Leave Lawrenceburg every Tuesday at 2 p m, arrive at Butler same day by 11 p m. 1673 From But'er, by Browningion'and Harris vine. to Franklin, 40 miles and back, three times a week, in two horse caches. Leave Boiler every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 a 01, arrive at Franklin saute days byBpm. Leave Eranklio every Tuesday. There ay and Saturday at 1 p in, arrive at Butler same days by elm. Proposals to commence route at Brownington or McCandlless are invited, shortening the distance 12 miles. 11374 From Butler, by Connersville, Anandele, and Clintonville, to Franklin, 48 miles and betk , once a week. Leave Butler every Saturday at, 5 a in, arrive at Franklin nine day by 6 p m. Llama Franklin every Saturday at 5 a in, arrive at Butler same day by 6 p in. ~:_.::~. Proposals to sod route. at Clintonville, 16 miles Tess distance, are invited. . 1675 From [toiler, by Prospect, Whitestown and Breakneck, lb Zeliattople, 21 miles and .back, once a week. Leave Butler every Thursday at 5 a m, arrive at Zelinnoplesarne day by 12 m. Leave Zeliannple every friday at 5 a m, arrive at Boiler sanie (illy by 12 M. 1676 From by Parrine, Sandy Lake and Deer Creek, to Sugar Creek, 36 miles and back, once a week. Leave Harrisville every Wednesnay at 8 a m, arrive at Segal Creek tame day by 7 p Leave Sugar Creek every Thnrsdny at 6 a m, rive at Ilarrisville same day by 6 p m, Propinalr to commence route ai Perdue, 14 miles less distance, are invited. 1677 From Beaver, by Fallstnn, Brighton, Irish Mo avie, Mount Jackson, Cross Cut, New Cas:le, New Bedford, Pulaski and New Wilmington, to Mercer, 57 miles and back six times a week, to New Castle, 27 miles, and three times a week, the residue; three of the six weekly trips between Bea ver and New Castle to relent from New Castle by Chenango and North Sewickly. and so down the east si , e of the river. Lettv.- Beaver daily except Sunday, at 1 p m, ar rive at New Carole came dayby 9 p m. Leave New Castle every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6'a m, arrive at Mercer same days by 1 p m. Leave Mercer every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa turday a. 2 p m, arrive at New Castle same days by 9 pm. Leave New Casty daily rxrept Sunday, at 8 a at, arrive at Beaver same day by 5 p 1678 From Bea , er, by Parki.cm, Service and Frankfurt Spring., to Fioren.-e, 23 miles awl back, once a week. Leave Beaver every Friday at 1 p m , arrive at Florence same day by 7 ii m. Leave Florence every Friday at 6 a m. airive at Beaver aline day by 12 m. 1679 From Elton Valley, by Mount Jackson, Edinburg, llillsville and Loxedsville, to Poland, 0, 22 miles and litrit, once a week. Leave Enon Val:ey every Friday at 6 a m, arrive at Poland same day by 12 in. Leave Poland every Friday at 1 p m, arrive at Enon Valley Fame day by 7 p m. 1610 From New Castle, by Eastbronk, to Har lensburg, 10 miles a nd back . once a week. L-ave New Castle every Tuesday at 8 a to, arrive attHarlen.bure 'Hine day by 11 a m. Leave fla le:sburg every Tuesday at 1 p nt, ar rive at New Castle same day by 4 p m. 11681 From Pulaski, by West Middlesex and She. ron, to Clark, 16 miles and back, once a week. I...aim Pulaski eillkry Wednesday at 6 a m, arrive at Cla•k same day by 11 a m. Leave Clark eve'!" Wednesday at 1 p m, arrive at Polakki Fame day ty 6 p m. 1682 From Mercer, by Cla• k, Wes.. Greenville, Jamestown. Adarnsvdle and Hart's Cross Roa le, to Espyville, 40 miles and back, once a week. Leave Mercer every Tuesday at 1 p in, arrive at And next day by 6 p rn. Leave Andover every Thursday at 6 a m, arrive at Mercer same day by 12 m. 168111 From Mercer, by Delaware Grnv.., to West eenville, 15 miles and hack, twice a week. Leave Mercer eve•y Monday and Saturday at 1 p m, ar, ivo at West Greenv , lle same days by 6 p in. Leave West Greenv•lle eve.y Monday and Satur— day at 7 a in, arrive at Mercer same days by 12 m. Prop , sale to eiel at Delaware Grove, 9 miles legs invited: Ifiß4 cm Agnew's MOIR, by Porterfield and Rocl , land, to Cranberry, 17 m les and back once a we. k. Leave Agiievs's Mills every Friday at 6 a m, arrive at Cranberry some day by 11 a m. Leave Co atoberry every Play at 12 m, arrive at Agnew's M ills same day by 5 p m. 1685 From Ae,new's Mbl.=. by Em'enton an.i 50:r0010g.a...F., to Mercer, 34 tool!ts and balk once a e. k. L e vee Agnew's Mille every F.iday a. 6 a rive at Mercer panic day by 6 p m Leave Me , cer eveiy Saturday RI 6 a m, arrive at Agtiew'd Mil a same day by 7 p 16,46 From Cldr ion, by Limestone. to Red Batik, iiiiled awl baek. oi.ce a week. Lea' e Clarion every Tuesday at 5 a m, art ive at Red Bank same day by 1 p m. Lease Red Batik eery Monday at 8 a in, arrive nt ( . .11160 11 Same day by 4 p Propo , ll,l to en t at Liinestone, arc invited. 16.47 From Siiippeuisville, by Lucinda Furnace ',lad Fetzer's Mille, to Tivesta,24 miles Ind back, once a week. Leave Shwensvilie every Saturday at 6 a m, Arrive asa me day by 12 in. brave Tionesta every Saturday at I m, arrive at S. ,, ppen4ville s4me day by 7 p at. 1635 From Per.y to Tioue.ta, 10 miles and bac:, once a we. Ir. Leave perry e+ ery Thurslay at I p in, Risive at Tioi.esta same day by 5 p m Leave Tionreta every Thursday at 8 a m, arrive at Perry same day by 12 in. 1639 From Tionesta. by the residence of Joh Henry, to Flintier, 12 miles and back, once week. Leave Tionesta every Monday at 7 a m, e a Plumer same day by 11 a rn. Leave Plumer every Monday at 1 p tn, arrive at Tionesta Caine day by 5 P M 1690 From Franklin, by Cornplanter, Plumer, Perry, Deerfield and Irvine, to Warren, 51 railea and back, three tunes a week, in two hors. roaches. Leave Franklin every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 a in, arrive at Warren next days by 8 a m. Leave Warren every Mon. , ay, Wednesday and Friday at 4 a In, arrive at Franklin nrxt days by 11 a m• 1691 From F. anklio, by Cooperstown , Detimseytown, Cherry Tree, Oil Creek, Cenire vale, hlnomfield and Union Mills, to Waterford, 56 miles and back, once a week. Leave Franklin every Wednesday at 5 a m, ar. rive at Waterford nest day by 17 m. Leave Waterford every Tbure lay at 1 p in, ar rive at Franklin next day by S p m. Propoaals tug° by Sunvilleand return by Demp seytown will be considered. 1632 From Franklin, by North Bend, Henderson, Perrine, Mererr , Hermitage and Sharon, to Brook field, t 3,. 41 miles and back, once a week, with two add•tional trips between Mercer and Sharon, 14 mine. Leave Franklin every Friday at 5 a m arrive at Brookfield same day by 8 p m. Leave Brookfield every Saturday at 5 a m, arrive at Franklin same day by 8 p in. Leave Mercer every Monday and Wednesday at p at, arrive at Sharon same days by 5 p m. Leave Sharon every Monday and Wednesda 8 a m, arrive at Mercer same days by 12 on. 1693 From Franklin. by Utica. French Creek, Sandy Creek, Culbertson's, Salem. West Greenville, and Orangeville, 0., to Hartford, 44 mules and bark, once a week, . Leave Franklin every Thursday at 6 a in, arrive at Hartford nex: day by 12 m. Leave Hartford every Friday at 1 p m, arrive Franklin nvit day by 7 p m. 1694 From Hart's Cross Roads, by Line Mills and Unity. to Conneautville,l7 miles and bark, once a week. Leave Hart's Cross Roads every Friday at 5 a in arrive at Conneautville tame day by 11 a in. Leave Couneautville every Friday at 1 p m, arrive at Hart's Cross Roads same day by d p m. 1693 From Meadville, by Mead Cormare, Sugar Lake, Guy's Mill's, Kingsley's and t lappville, to Centr,ville, 30 miles and back, once a week. Leave Meadville every 1 uesday at 2 p m, arrivc at Centreville next day by 12 m. Leave Centreville every VVedoesrlay at 1 p m, ar rive at Kingsley's same day by 4 p m. Leave Kingsley's every Tuesday at 8 a m, arrive at Meadville same day by 1 p rn. Proposals to run the return trip through to Cans treville, without lying over, are invited. 1696 From Meadville, by Evansburg, Harts Crass Roads, South Shecango and State Line. 0, to Kinsman's. 27 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Meadville every Tuesday and Saturday a 6 a in, arrive at Kingman% sarsediva by 4 p m. Leave Hiustrunt's airily Monday and Friday at a in, arrive at Meadville same days by 6 p m. 1697 From Meadville, by Blooming Valley, New Rschmood, Taylor's Stand, Kart Thounield, Spring Creek, Lottrville, Sugar Grove and Rusti, N. Y.,to Jamestown. 59 miles and back, once a week. Leave Meadville every Wednesday at 9 i to, ar rive at Jamestown next day by 6 p in. Leave Jamesionn every Friday at 6 a en, arrive at Meadville next day by 4 p m. 1598 Front Meadville, by Harmonsburg. Con atautville, Spring, Jackson Cross Roads and Lock. port, to Girard, 35 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Meadville, every Thursday and Monday it 6 a in, arrive at Girard same days by 5 p m. Leave Girard every Fr.do and Tuesday at 6 a in, arrive at Meadville same days by 5 p In 1699 From Meadville, by Sageratown,Caavawagn, Crnssingville, Elk Creek and Lockport, to Girard, 31 miles mud back, twice a week. Leave Meadville every Tuesday.rui Friday at 6 a m, arrive at Girard same days by 5 p m. Leave Girard every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a te, arrive at Meadville same days by 5 p In. • 1700 From Evansburg, by John Custard's, to Georgetown, 12 mi'es and back, once a week. Leave Evansburg every Wednesday at 6 a in, ar rives at Georgetuvin same day by 12 ers. Leave Georgetown every Tuesday at 8 a m, arrive at Evastaburg same day by 3 p in. 1701 From Oil Creak, by Holland, Persy, 11 miles and back, once a week. Leave Oil Creekevery Monday at 8 a m, arrive at Pen y same day' by 12 cu. Leave Perry every Monday at pm, arrive at. Oil Creek same day by 4 p m. 1702 From Erie, by McKean, Edinboro' and Marvin's Mills to Rockdale, 28 miles and back, once a week. Leave Erie every Friday at 11 a m, arrive at Rock, dale same day by 7 p m. Leave Rockdale every Saturday at 5 a m, arrive at E. ie 'same day by 12 m. 1703 From Union 51 ilia, by Wayne, Columbus and Unita ills, to Sugar Grove, 29 miles and back, once a week. Leave Union Mills every Monday at 8 a ra, arrive a t Sugar Grove same day by 6 p m. Leave Sugar Grove every Tuesday at 5 a in, ar• rive at Union Mills same day by 2 p in. Proposals to en ' at Lottsville, 6 miles less die• lance. are invited. 1701 From Wairen, by Russellsburg and Carroll, N. Y., to Jameinown, 21 miles and back, Fix times II week, io Cotr bores coaches. Leave Warren daily except Sunday al 1 p m, ar rive at Jamestow n same day by 6 p m. Leave Jamestown daily except Sunday, at 6 a m, arrive at Warren same day by 11 a in. Proposals for carrying the mail in two horse coaches, will be considered. 170 F. ono Warren, by Shrffplci t to Ridgeway 42 miles arid hack, om e a w..ek. Leave Warren Pre y it' 5 a m, arrive at Ri - lgeway ihty at. Leave 11. i .;,eway nrery Sa nr iay at 5 4 ill, arrive at Wit• re,, a mt. flay by tl lb bii. 1706 Fr 111 Wa' Ymn.gginn..,, Pitts. geld, Spring 1.;,rr1; Gray's Seal in 1° Union Mills, 31 ani rg a .d naek, mice a we, k. Leave Wan eft ev.ry Saturday at 6 a ni, a rives Unimt ame day by 6 p nt. Leave Ulooll Mills every• Friday at 6 a m, arrive at Warren sa.ne dav by 6 p in 1707 From liii,son t . by Colydmi, Ten Mile Spring, N. v., Buck 'room, Kilibuck, Niue Mile Run and Burton's Centre, to Olean, 54 miles sod back, once in two weeks. Leave kinzlia every other Wedgesday at 12 m, arrive at Oleau next day by 6 p m. L.uve Olean every oilier Friday at 6 a in. arrive at Kintins next day by 12 in. Propcwals to commence route at Warren, twelve miles further will he considered. SPECIAL OTFICLS To he supplied for the net proceedsof said offices respeetiNety, limited to a rum to be named in the proposals id each rape. Alla i n Bank from St. CI kir, 4 miles and auk, nre a werk. Bridgeport 31.11 R f nin Cliam'irriburg„ 3 miles nod ha,k, once a week. Bilffito (7e , ,ss Read.; hem Lewisburg, 4 miles and hark, ',nee a week. I3•oukfiel I fioin,Troupsburg, 6 miles and back once a week. 13 , idesburg tom Philadelphia, ,6 mi'es and back d.t Iy. Boarisfirld rrom Schellsburg, 5 miles and back, ~e ca a week.! Garrick from Fasinetteburg, 4 mile• and back, once a week. Coal from Shamokin, 6 miles and back, three times a week. Day's Landing from Manchester 3i miles and bark ()ore a week. Elk Lick from Lille Cro.siugs 5 miles and back, onc e a week. East Sugar Loaf from Conyngbam 4 miles nd back, once a week. F:agle from 011 Creek fi miles and back, once week. Eniaus from Allentown 6 miles and back; once a week. Feasterville from Somerton 2 tni!es and back twice a week. F..rks:nn from Mehonpany 5 miles and back once a week: Granville from Troy 5 miles and back, once a week. GreeHvil!age from Chambersburg 5 miles and back Noire a w. Gr"ettfitthl and Souihville from Wesleyvillelll miles and hack once a week. fitrford from Lanni 5 miles and back, t *ice a week. Hogestown from Mechanicsburg 3miles and back pix times a week. Jo Mafia, from New Bloomfield 5 miles and beck, once a week: Klecknermide from Bath 4 miles and back. once a week . Logansrille from York 7 miles and back, once a week. Mount Republic Cram VVavmart 5 miles and hack once a week. Muddy Creek Forks frons Chancefiird 3 miles and back. once a week. Mactown from Marietta 2 miles, and back, daily. McWilliamilown from Coatesville 31-3 iniles and hack. three ( t imes a week. Nesquehodiog train Mauch Chunk 5 miles an back, once a week. Peonsville from Pineville 3 miles and back, once a week. Penn's Grove from Chester 6 miles and back, six times a wevk. Plum Creek from Shekola, 7 miles and back,once o week. Pickering from Fiazer, 4 miles and back, once a week. Rainsbutg from Bedford 10 miles and back once a week. Springfield from Columbia C.oss Roads, 2 miles and hack, twice a werk. Sylvan from Mercersburg, 14 miles and back once a week. Shannonville from Morristown 5 iniles and back, ogre a week. Schuylkill bend from Railroad, 1 mile and back, twice a week. Sony Creek From Berlin 5 miles and back once a week. Stasburg from Paradise 4 miles and back three times a week Selena from Mill Hall 2 miles and back, three times a week. Segfriedes Ferry from Weaversville, 4 miles and back once a week. State Line from Green Castle 3 miles and back, once a week . Torbotville from Ewenaville 3 miles and back, tiwee a week. Upsonville from Lawsvile Centre 6 miles and back, once a week. Watscown from itolcEwenaoille, 21 milasand back once a week. Wie:mile° from Millersburg. I wiles and back three times a week iq Stunmer and once a week in winter. Witt GretiawciOd be} back, ;Nice a wiek. Welch Ron iron' Moroorsborgs mess and back times a weak. .. • Zeiiersvills from Nescogis 3 miles and back once s vreek. NOTES. I Seven minutes are allowed for opening mid elo• sing the mails at all offices Where no particular time is specifito; but on .railroad.,end steamboat ratites there is tabs no mote data] d's's* is newsman, to de liver and receive the bags. 2 The mail is to be conveyed in preferenee to passengers,end to their entire exclusion, lilts weight and bulk require it. 3 A {)reference is to be given IQ passengers bro't in the connecting mail lines over those travelling in auy other. 4 Post Office blanks, mail bags and the special agents of the Department, on the exhibition of their credentials, are to be conveyed" without turiber charge on mail lines admitting of such conveyance. 5 Mail agents are to be conveyed without charge on the principal railroad end steamboat lines, where the size of the mails, and the number of tbe offices will require their empinyment by the Dspartment; and in that cue a separate apartment for the assort ing and safe keeping of the mail is to be provided by the contractor, under the directions of the De partraept. 6 In all cares, there is to be a forfeiture of the pay of the trip, when the trip is not run; a forfeiture of at leasfone fourth pats of it, when the running or art" rive l is so far behind the time as to In,. the ensre- Lion with the depending mai . ; and a forfeiture of a proportion or it. when a grade of service is rendered intitrior to that in the contra , * These forkitures may be increased into penalties of higher amount, according tothe nature and frequency ofthe r failure and the impos biome of the mail. 7 Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency he satisfactorily explained in due time, for failing to take from, or deliver at a post office, the mail, or any part of it; Par suffering it to be wet, injured, lost or destroyetl; for conveying 'tin a place or man• ner that exposes it to depredation- loss or Hun; fur refusing after demand to convey a mail by . any coach railroad cal or steamboat, whit h the coatractorreg ularly runs nn the route; beyond the specifier; num ber 01 trips in the contract; and for not arriving at the time "et- And for setting up or running an ex press to transAt commercial intelligence in advance of the mail, a penalty will be exaoted equal to a qearter's pa v. El "The Po.tina..lo.- General may annul the con - ct for repea•e t latl.tres t fat violating the Pet Of ce Lows, I.r d s.dieying the instructions of the De partiti. ; for refusing to discharge a cart ier when requi.ed by the El• portinent ; fir assigning the co, tract without the <vote'''. t.fthe Pry-master General, or for setting up or running all express as afro esaid. 9 The Post Master General may alter tho con tract, and alter the schedule, he allos ing a pro rata increase of compensation, within the I estrictions im. posed by law, for the additional service required, or for the inr.reased speed, if the employment of ad• notional stock or carriers is rendered necessary, but the contractor may, in such CUR' ' .. relinqu.sh the cwt. tract, on timely notice, if be prefers it to the change. The Postmaster General may also discontinue or curtail the service, he allowing one month's extra pay on the amount dispensed with. 10 The p4ymenis will. be made through darts on post offices or otherwise, after the expiration of each quarter, say in February, May, August and November, 11 The distances are ginen according to the best information; bat no increased pay will be allowed should they prove to be greater than , is advertised, if the places are correctly named. 12 The Postmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly makinke contract fur the tratomorta don ofthe moil with att person who shall have en tered into any enmninalion, or proposed to enter in to any combination, to preven. the making of as y did for a mail contract by any other person or pen sons, or who shall have made any agreement, or shall have given or performed, or promised to give or perform, any consideration to du or not to do anything whatever to induce any other person not to bid for a mail contract, Particular attention is called to the 28th section of the act nr 1836, prohib. tilos combinations to prevent bidding. 13 0o coach routes where the present contractor shall be superseded by an underbidder, who may not have the stage property requi.ite for the performance of the contract. he shell purchase from the present coat actor such of his coaches, teams and harness be. longinipto the route as shall he needed, and may be suitable for the service, at a fair valuation,and Make payment therefor by reasonable instalments, as his pay becomes due, unless the present contractor shall continue to run stages on the route. Should they not agree as to the suitableness of the property, the terms or the security, each may choose a person who may appoint a third, and their decision shall be final, nr the Pos. master General will name the umpire.— Should the underbidder fail to comply, his bid shall be oft-red to the contractor; hot shouli he decline it the proposals of the underbidder willbe excepted un conditionally. The underbidder shmild give early notice of his intention to take or not to take the stock, and if the latter, of his reasons; and the pres ent contractor is to, determine on the first applmation whether he will sell nr not. • 14 A bid received after time, to wit: the 2d April next at 9 p in. or without the guarantees required by law, or that cmptlsines several routes:m-one sum of compensation cannot be considered competition with a regular proposal; not adjudged to be extras.. agent. 15 A bidder may offer on coach, railroad or stea nboat, routes, wnere the transportation is diffi cult or impracticable at certain seasons, to substi tute horse or wagon conveyance, or to intermit ser vice a specified number of days, weeks or mamba. He may propose to omit an office that is inaccessable or is not on the stage road, the railway, or at a steamboat landing, as the case may be, or he may offer to substitute an inferior mode oesupply is such cases. He may propose different days and hours of departure and arrival, pri.vided no more running time.is asked, and it is obvious that no mail connection or other public accommodition is preju diced. He may ask for more running time to the trip, during a specified number of days, at certain seasons of peculiarly bad roads. But beyond these chances, a proposal different from the advertisement will prevent its being considered in competition with a regular bid, not set 'tide for extravagance; and where a bid contains any ofthe above alterations their disadvantages will he estimated in comparing it with other proposals. 16 Tnere should be but ope route bid for in a proposal. 17 The mote, the service, the yearly pay, the biddei's name and residence, and the name of each member of the firm, where a company offerv, should be distinctly stated. 18. The following is the form of the guranty which should be filed, the first blank with the name of the guarantor, the second with that of the bidder: and the third and fourth with the beginning and terminating points of the route; and - after being dat ted ; should be signed by the guarantor, who mos• be shown by the written certificate of a postmaster, or other equally satibfactory testimonial to be a moo o f property, and able to make good his guarranty, This guaranty, so certified should accompany each bid. "The undeisignod guaranties that if his bid for carrying the mail from to -- be accepted by the rPostmestar General, shall ente• into an obligation prior to the lit day of July nest, with gond and sufficient sureties, to perform !be terries proposed. " Dater! —" 19 The bid should be sent under seal, addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General, midi " Mail Proposals in the State oy--,12 Written OR the face of the tenet; and should ba despatched in time to be received by or before the 2d April next, at 9 o'clock, p 20 The corgreature to be executed hater* the let July next. 21 Postmesterset offices situated upon or near rai roads, but more than eighty rude from a depot, va t immediately atter the lit May out, report that aim to the Department, staling their wet disarms depot, and how otherwin Mb mail, to enablalbe Postmaster Gummi to Marth, isth)linf, if elected, plellgra irirnself ay to use his utm ( ost endeavors for the general good. * mate • JAMES DOR R, CAPTAIN E. P. PRATT, One of tbrioelantani- City Blues who fought wader Harrison in the lasf war, will be supported for Over seer of tie Poor. mar .5.-te MANY ClTlTilti, OVERSEER OF-THE POOR, -- - We are authorized to announce ?moues humus as a candidate for the office of Overseer of the Poor, at theapproaching election, -za4 OVERSEER OF THE POOR. The eutiacriberrespeetfully offers himself to his fel low chicane as a muididate for the above office at the coming election, and pledgeshiroself,ifeleeted i toper form the dudes of the above officers wallas lies hi his power. T. KENNEY. OVERSEER OF THE POOR. We are aunhorized, to announce JAMES MICEN NA as a candidate for the office of Overseer of the Poor at the approaching election. March, 2.--te.• OVERSEER OF THE POOR. The undersigned offers himself as a candidate for Overseer of the Poor. at the ensuing election, to be held on the 15th of arch next, and if elected, flews himself fmm his experience in the duties of the date to be Able to give general satisfaction to his Moser citizens. ALEX. PARK. OVERSEER OF THE POOL—The subscriber respectfully offers himself to his fellow-citizens as a candidate for tlti+`abevr office at the election to be held on Fridaytbe- . lsth March neat. feb22 I. J. ASHIIRIDGE. OVERSEER OF POOR. ►r H E subscriber °Kers himself to his fellovr-citizenv, _L as* candidate for Overseer of the Poor, to beheld on tho fifteenth of March, and pledges himself to the faithful discharge of tho duties of said office. f26—te PATRICK QUINN. Laud Surveying and Civil Elairineeriag. THE undersigned intending to pursue permanently the business of Surreyingand Civil Engioilleittg, offers his services to the ptiblic. Having had a vergextensive practice with Milk ; * Remington in this vicinity, he feels warranted to say ing that his experience and practical knowledge will be advantageous to those who may emplo7 him. Per• sons itrterested in real estate will find at his office plan; of the City. City District, "Reserve Tract, opposite Pittsburgh," "Manor of Pittsburgh," Birmingham, Lawrenceville. and lots and farms extending several miles around Pittsburgh. It E McGOWAN. Office, Penn, street, a few doors abuse Hand. • ar.rattitsca,,s: Richard Biddle, Esq., P.• Mu!wavy, : • Wilson M'Candless, Esq., James S. Craft, Esq., John Anderson, Hun. Harmer Deafly, William Arthur., Chas. S. Bradford, Esq. R. S. Cassat, 0. Metcalf, EM. NOTICE. 'Those of my friends and the public, Irbil easy wish to have reconrse to any of my papers, draughtier plans. will hereafter find them in the office of 11.E.Ide- GOWAN, whom I respectfully recommed as one in whose professional business and integrity they may de pend. Z W REMINGTON. . N. 0. Slaw. 100 , HHDS prime Ist 0 Sugar. just. recairad and for 51116 by - . ANNTIPGS &CO., m 8 43, Wood street. 300 LBS bright Path Green, in store rind Tar sale at the Drug Store of SON. LLD°, m 1 tomer 4tl; and Worsistreeta. BUFFALO TONGUES.—Received by Little Rise 10 bones Buffalo Teague*, in fine _ • from the mountains. - A. By frC-._ • "Coffee. 30(.1 BAGS Coffee, in mom and for sale by ‘..., MAILMAN, JENNINGS & CO„ m 8 43, Wood Street. - addax. 50 BOXES M R Raishuiklat 4 41 :f0r iglu by HAILMAN, JENNINGS & m a 8 43, Yirised streets I_O yA LF bbls Syrup, mum Sue, for fata4.4•14,,!: just received unarm t sale by HAILVIAN,,JENNIN3S & ms 4 3 1, . Weod etrees,. Just litecteivod, • • " ' TWO HUNDRED lbs small liquorice ball, sat dt, wholesale and retaildrug stare of JON. KIDD, tris corner 4th sad Wood it s. Olive AFEW baskets fine Olive Oil, just teeeireil ea . for sato by REINHART & STRONG, 4n2 140, Libirty street r. l - 1 BOXES . MR RAISINS, Ye/ just recenvd and for oak bt J W BURBRIDGE & C 0.,. mD Wpter street.. between Woodandateitlah&L SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-- 400 hbds N °Sugar 800 bbls do Molas;es, • . Just received and for sale by • , J W BURBRIDGE444 4 , .. - m 9 Water street, between Wood and Ries awl litaibma„, - 40 TIERCES Prime Rice; 28 Bids. No 2 Mackerel; 20 Half abbr. No. 2 dir.; ' • 6 “ I do, • Just received and for sale, by J. . W. BURBRIDGE & Co. m 9 Water Street:between Wood & Smithfield.' .* HARPERS' BIBLE, 1 1 / 4 T 0 2of Harper's illuminated and new 'lrsamstal .- 111 Bible, in advance of the day of pablinesion. ' New Publientjobs4ust-received, The Jew, by C. Spindler, author of **Jesuit, lated from the German. Bug Jurgnl, or a tale of the Massacre is Si Demi*• go in 1791. by Victot Hugo. Female Quixotism, exhibited in the romantic MOM and extravagant adventurer - Omahas Usk don. Utiles Magazine, edited by .T S Arthar,.far Martb. Alice, or the viotisnot ono indiscretion bad the mancing match. • Knickerbocker for Marcb. - Hunt's Merchant's Mntine fee March , . - - ' The Sisterso ~Eoßlnd and Fnnioe, aissishae•A‘ Real Life, by Henry Cookson, author of Vahnsene V 0 4 4: Stanley Thom, ac. • /m.° of tb. Auras, en Easton, Rosinokb7 Moon. Soya and Girls' Newark*, ilbr Merck only SI I-1 annals. Deinoanstiet itiview,for March. • Kendal Fir Soma Fe Expeclittan, with litartratinit 'A asp, tam* am. The Himitie. translated &ow thiri~sy • abiste . B Sim% EL, Haspeeseditioa. • I - 7 • SOicritiera •rempested to vett sitlytar: itio ills *Pa k editioavvilithe pima. New admiNibrigi"; fiddicadons rposived deft at comes ustrwy %el 88 Tomb Meet. k Pittsburgh.
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