Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. . The Largest Circulation in the District, CROSBY 8S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: WHEDENESDAY.... FEBRUARY 12, 1568, SF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. KE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even- ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room receptions of the ladies in lien of the afternoon 8 during last season, and they will receive very Monday evening until further notice. Mus. Postmaster Gexerat RANDALL will hold receptions on Wednesday afternoous of each week. Tae Lapres oF SzcraTany BRowNING’s FAMILY will receive their friends, as usual, on Wednesday's, from 12 to 4 o'clock, p.m. Resi- | dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown | Heights. Sreaxee Coirax's Reomrrions are to be every Friday evening, from 8% to 11 p. m. ‘The receptions of the Speaker's mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentiemen accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1 to4 p. m. —_-+e-__ THE JOHNSON-GRANT IMBROGLIO. The reply by the President to Gen'l Grant's Closing letter of the correspondence hervtofore submitted to the public, was sent to the Hons yesterday. and appeared in this paper last eve- ming. Mr. Johnson reiterates his understand- ing of the agreement and conversations he had with General Grant in relation to the War Office, and appends letters from Secretaries Welle, McCulloch, Randall, Browning and Seward, reciting their recollection of the con- versation which took place at the Cabiget meet- ing om the i/th of January. Mr. Johnson then argues that General Grant intended to circum. vent him from the moment he took charge of the War Department, and that he accepted the Office “not in the interest of the President, but im the interest of Mr. Stanton.” The President proceeds to accuse General Grant of insubor- dination im obeying the orders of the Secretary ot War. Ut the letters of the Secretaries, those of Messrs. Welles. McCulloch and Randall sus. tain the President's statements, Messrs. Browning and Seward are more qualified in their versions. Mr. Browning states that G eral Grant did say in the course of the conver- sstion ~that he had come tothe conclusion that, if the Senate should refuse to concur in the svepension, Mr. Stanton would thereby be re- instated, and that he (Grant) could not con- tinue thereafter to act as Secretary of War ad interim without subjecting himself to fine and imprisonment, and that he came over on Sat- urday to inform the President of this chapge in his views, and did so inform him. Seward det . P adds that he did not understand Gene “as denying or explicitly mente,” ete 1Grant imitting these state. nt’s respon: jer is very brief. He the conversations with the remark notadmit anything in tho atements where they differ from what heretofore had been stated by himself.and notices only that portion charg- ing him with in-ubordination. He denies that be purposed to disobey any I¢gal order of the President, and says his only intention was to give an interpretation of what would be re. garded hy him “as satisfactory evidence of the President's sanction to orders issued by the Secretary of War.” He urges that he was the only person who had been instructea to disre- gard the authority of Mr. Stanton, and as evi- dence of this encloses official communi addressed to Mr. Stanton, and recognizing him as Secretary of War, since his reinstatement. by beth the Postmaster General and Secretary of the Treasury. It Is evident from this correspondence throughe hat both the President and ( Grant are sincere in their convictions that t construction of what occurred at the intery was the correct one. The fair interpretatio ther: fore, of the difficulty, would seem to be that there was an entire misunderstanding be- tween them as to what was said and promised on the one side or the other, to the President's ismisses the matter of hat he dows ations Tue Workrxc Prorie.—The Frost states that it is conceded by those best in- formed upon the -ubject that, with the excep- tion of the very hard winter of 1854,'5, desti- tution was never so general in that ci prese and other benevolent -ocieties, as well as those from private individuals, «peak of extraordina- Ty privations among the poor. including an un- paralleled numberof Americans. This winter, for the first time in the experience of the police, American mechanics nightly seek the shelter of the station-nouse: and not alone for a night, or in few numbers. but by dozen: and accom- Panied in some instances by their wives and little children. In many cases the applicants for shelter are women and children—frequent- ly the widows and orphans of those who Ik thetr lives in the war. Some of these lodge the station-bouses many nights in chusetts © Gloucester instances of destitution among the working peop! that place, and makes a strong plea for their relief. The Lewiston (M-.) that the demand for laborers for that ci Advertiser t y ts increasing. The m: are all to be putin motion very soon. The Fall River (Mass.) weavers have taxed them- selves 2% cents loom per month to sustain be np.” From the Kitte cw » have been discharged seventy-five - ship building being dull The Wins Hoe Company, mannfac- turers of Sonthern hoes. have stopped work nt throwing about sixty ui. The Howe Sewing t Bridgeport, Ct, bave i the system of giving * 4 employ m ny less workmen ture out a larger number of Sew ing 2 Tur Jost € Chromete im w Plished by the ( of Printing say oMMITTER OF PaiNTiNe.—Ti ngressional Joint Committee “We see the expenses of 1356. virtually reduced to one-half those of 1439-5). It cannot be denied that this satisfactory result is largely due to the «crupulous care and judic ous management of the Joint Committee of Printing. of which Mr. Laflin is chairman for the House. and Senator A Positions they also occupied during the Thirty- Ninth Congress. Their practical knowledge of all matters affecting the business entrusted to their char; ind that of their colleagues in the committee has been worth tens of thous- ands of dollar: to tbe Government, and th have devoted to their work a degree*ot energy and close attention which could not have been exceeded had they been conducting an equally extensive business of their own.” AS ARTICLE on the American National Cur- reney, in © New York contemporary, states that the number of counterfeit legal tender Botes, contrary to the anticipation of the coun- try when greenbacks were first introdue=d, bas been exceedingly limited. Two serious obsta- cles, it adds. have never been completely sur- mounted by the counterfeiter, the difficulty of imitating the green ink tint and the intricate and minute curves traced by the geometrical Inthe work of the National Bank Note Com- pany. Tur act just passed in the Kansas State Senate allowing any qualified person, «with- out regard to sex or color,” to practice law in all the courts, may be fairly pronounced a point gamed by the advocates of Woman's Rights. ‘Tuk CANADIANS are beginning to have one ofthe unpleasant experiences of their neign. bors in the United States. Lond complaints are made of the swarms of lobbyists who are ‘watching their chances before the Ontario Le- guitare, BOW in session at Toronto, --ttectommcenteirit ce 'e Sevavon Guruaie has sent bis resignation to the Governor of Kentucky, on account of his incurable illness. Tae Legislature will elect bis successor on the [8th instant. The reports from the various missions | | communicated by the Secretary THE JOUNSON-GRANT CORRESPONDENCE. —_e—— Another Letter from General Grant. ¢ President's Last. —__— ‘The second message from the President of the United States to the House ef Representatives yesterday afternoon, transmitting Gen. Grant’s reply to his (the President's) letter of the 10th instant, was as follows: Jo the House of Representatives: The accom- panying letter from Geueral Grant, received since the transmission to the House of Repre- sentatives of my communication of this date, is submitted to the House as a part of the corres- pondence referred to in the resolution of the ith instant, ANDREW Jounsox, Washington, D. C., February 11, 1858. LETTER OF GENERAL GRANT. HikApQUARTERS ARMY oF Tu UniTxD States, Wasuinoton, D, C., Bi at, 1SG8.—Hix Excellency A. Johnson, Présitent of the United Stues—Sir: 1 bave the honor to acknow- ledge the receipt of your communication of the 1th instant, accompamied by statements of five Cabinet Ministers, of their recollection of what occurred in Cabinet meeting of the 1ith of Jan- uary. Without admitti: anything in these statements where they differ: from anything heretofore stated by me, I propose to notice only that portion of your communication where- in Iam charged with insubordination. I think it will oe plain to the reader of my letier of the Sth of January, that I did not propose to dis- ‘¥ any legal order of the President, distinet- given; but only gave an interpretation of what would be regarded as satisfactory ¢vi- dence of the President's sanction to orders of War. I will say here that your letter of the 10th instant con- ‘uns the first intimation I have had that you did not accept that interpretation. Now, for reasons for giving that interpreta- tuon: It was clear to me, before my letter of January 30th was written, that I, the person having more public business to transact with the Secretary of War than any other of the President's subordinates, was the only one who had_been instructed to disregard the authority of Mr, Stanton, where his authority was derived as agent of the President On the 27th of January I received a letter from the Secretary of War, (copy herewith,) directing me to furnish escort to puble treasure from the Rio Grande to New Orleans, &c., at the request of the Secretary of the Treasury to him. 1 also sed two other enclosuren show. ing recognition of Mr. Stanton as Seorctary of War by both the Secretary of the Treasury and the Postmaster General, in all of which cases the Secretary 0” War had to call upon me to make the orders requested, or give the informa- His Reply | tion desired, and where his authority to do 86 is derived. in my view, as agent of the President. With an order so clearly ambiguous as that of the President, here referred to, it was my duty | to intorm the President of my interpretation of | tofore, of disobeying any | the w | which oc New York | ut their work to | ng the valuable work aceom- | thony for the Nenate, | | President of Brown U and to abide by that interpretation until L ‘ceived other orders. Disclaiming any intention, now or hereto- zal order of the President, distinctly communicated, I remain, very respectfully, your obedient servant, U.S. Q@nant, Gearral. The letters accompanying are from the Post Office Department asking for information with respect to change of military posts, in order to the protection of the mails; from the Treasury Department, asking « military escort for the iransitn of public moneys to prevent them from falling into the hands of robbers; and one on the 27th of January, from Secretary Stanton addressed to Gen. Grant, asking him to detail A force to protect public moneys in Texas, National TuxaTER.—The second per- rmance of “Martha,” by the Richings' Troupe st evening, drew the largest and most fash- nable andience even of the present very suc- ful season ot English Op. This fact ed to have its effet on the Company, and ppera bas never been performed spirit. The acting was admirable, but aknes= of the orchestra in some instinces Was not altogether satisfactory to the musi- cal critics present The singing. with the cast of Inst ing, could not tail to plense the w faulty the beau- tiful songs of the ope: an atoned for by the spirit and f iven. Castle lunkett,” Mise Richi Mrs. Segain as “Nancy share of applause. Mrs. Sequin hasa benefit thi< evening. on ion she will ag: the English vers thi more all came in for a A DISPATCH to the tions that 11 Mont New York Heraid men- al (Canada) political cir- it is whispered that a Cabinet crisis is im- minent, the design of some members being to turn out the . John ALM Id, in order to effect some changes in the Union act at would render confederation less unacespt- le to the people of the lower provinces than itis. Ln the event of a change Hon. George E. Carter, itis said, would likely be make Pre- mier of the new Cabinet, Tuk PresnyTeeran Assemuiins. —The ueral Assembly of the two chief divisions of Presbyterians will meet: in May next—the old school im Albany, N.¥., and the new school in Harrisburg, Pa. Ac these meetings it is thought the final arrangments for the union will be settled, and thag in 1869, if not soo! the General Assembly of the United Chure Will be convened Tre Brit for compelling the Chicage, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad to complete its line of road has unanimously passed both Houses of the lowa Legislature, and the Gov- ernor will sign it. De. Atexts Caswent, bas been elected versity to succeed Dr. Sears, He was once a Professor in Columbian vilege in this city. New Mvsic.—Mr. John F. song, “The Rosebu Cauitie! lis sends tus a Fair,” by Prof. T. N Teaecbed its fifth edition. ¥ ™ RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT. No 9}. ar requested to lnvet at their Hallon THURSDAY. the 13th Inst ‘clock p. y order of the (Pp B. A. KIUDER, Scribe - © "O-_F_At w special meeting of FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 12, held on Wisday evening last. it was unanimously resolved thet the } edge should mest on THURSDAY EVE NING NEXT at six o'clock. instead of baif past seven. The members are therefore earncstly re- auested to be pres int at the redesignated £.T. PARKER, Noble =LECTVRE AT REV. pRB Church, on FRIDAY EVENIN( olock p. m.. Mth instant. Hi DIEBL inte 0S Consul at Bal ve an interesting lecture on *() jand® other than Palestine; 1 and pumerous diagrams. Evid: tone bundred ancient o om exhibition. Mr has had gather cata for an interesting lect 25 Cente. MASTER BUIL UNION —A special meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING. February 12, at 7 o'clock, atthe roows, 21 E street. opposite the General Post Office {fe Matty A DA WASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- ING AND TRUST ASSOCIATION —The meeting of the Washington Co-operative jiding and Deposit Association. for the recep. Hien of dues and sale of funds. will be held MORROW (Thursday EVENING at Tem Bit (feli-2} J. E_ THOMPSON a lem JUST RECEIVED, FLORIDA ORANGES, very luscious, J. PEARSON'S fe 1tt_ FOREIGN FRUIT DEPOT. MEST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION ‘The next regular meeting of the above As rociation will be held at Stott’s Hall, corner Pei syebne and 2th street. on THURSDAY, February Admission, fe lz At 13th. at 7 o'clock p.m. All persons wishing shares ted to attend, ae the books will positively that night. and be reopened for tho next *. on payment of a premium of 10 per cent per share per month. fet BR. GOODCHILD, Secretary. 1.0 0 ¥ —GRAND LODGE AND GRAND ENCAMPM: =! mt of the rand Bess and of Bateedt Lodges and Encampments. and of the Bebekah ions, (ail 1a regalin,) are requosted Aiesting of the. Order on 13th Meno rbot enue, P. Baxbens, of New Gren Jimns L é LR. W- Grand Secretary: damwean ice! he '* owl bers of the Order, will ‘be present, Testing exercises be a Wiest a Fv moa THE REV. THOMAS M CLARK, D. D., Bishop of Bhode Isiand, WILL LRCTURE AT E STREBT BAPTIST CHURCH, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. the 13th imetant, It being the Eleventh kecture of the Course before the Young Men's Obristian Association. Sumece: “THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.” Doors open at 7 o'clock. Lecture commences at Bo'cloo’. ‘Tickets % conteeach. Por sale st Metrerott’s, Baftaatyne's, and (Be usual placce, te 10-36 yonetted. The ‘then fled in all directions, leaving the wounded on the nd. During the day an attempt was made to seizé and burn & well-known inform. er, but the appearance of the police patrol pre- vented Mogg. a ‘One man is known to have been killed by the police when they charged upon the crowd with bayonets, The number ‘wounded cannot be ascertained. Mr. Martin and other gentlemen in Dublin, arrested some time ago for taking a prominent part ip the funeral ceremonies for the Fenians executed at Manchester, haye been indicted by the grand jury. The trial of Lennon, whic: ended yesterday, résulted in a verdict of treason and murder, Mr. Sullivan, of the Dublin ead deen indicted for seditious publi- cat we P, UL’S P. EB. CHURCH, ASHINGTON, D. 0. COURSE OF THREE LECTURES WILL mm, oIvEN A: ar ore BALL. BISHOP CLARK, rie Lew of Hames THURBDAT, Febre of Whode Kelana. Butject: PUACRSDAY, February 20, Rev. A.W. LITTLE- 4 N. ¥. Bubject: JOHN. D. D., cf Brooklyn, “Reading for the Million.”” Admission to Single Lecture...... Tickets to be had at Bookstores, heen ‘under the Hall. Lec! % p.m. SPECIAL NOTICE. BRADY & 00.8 NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, 352 PENN. AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Having received a new and complete set of In- qtrapents or the production of the ‘new Cabinet Os fog 1» We are now 1o make that popniarcard in the fret style of the art, at eam SaMes F. GIBSON LUMBIA 00-OPBRATIVE BUI DING Te OUND Dh boat MesOcla TION arn b mec eige of this ewe PU ad Bhs f livery to any One wire may call forite ce of tha Secretary, S00 sth street . Subscriptions for stock will be received at any time, by any one of its officers. The first regular meeting for the payment of menthly dues will be held at ‘Temperance Hall, on next THURSDAY NIGHT. Febt 13. ready been ‘ebrai Seven handred sharce of stock ha taken. Now is the time to subscribe for stock in the best Building Association in the District. fe8-5t G. ALFBED HALL, Sec'y. (Cbron., Rep. and Intel daily till Thi WANTS. WARSTED- An Active Tidy GIRI. as Nui ‘To one qualified good wages will be gi Enquire at the Star Office. fe iz WARNTED—By & respectable girl a SITO TION as chambermaid or as waiter in a boardin, nce given. address V ANTED—A pga coe COLORED WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Tron for two persons, (to. keep kitchen clean and not entertain,) 490% Mae ave. 1" A GOOD GIRL WANTED—American, German, or ol pa Wost. Nurse. Best refei at 451 12th street, between G fel2-4t* ANTED TO RENT—Two furnished parlors or ope parlor with adjoining roem for prac ress, stating terms, Pa. LEON, 46% 10th Muet be on or near Pa. avenue, tween house. Please fo 12-3t ences required. and H Tthand ith etrects. | feiz-ste WASTED-A SEAM ih a private One capal ing and fitti dresses ani can come well mended. may a Diy $34 K felg- 2% Franklin Row. next to corner 12th st. NTELUIGENCE OF FICE, 479 1itn STRE WANTED—Three Honsekeepers, one German. from 25 to $5 years of age, intelligent ladyhike, vith good references. Also a white Marker Gard euer and Wife. and « colored Man and Wife for the country. jals-eoly ANTED—A GIRL (white) to do genern housework. She imust be competent to Cook, Wash and Iron well. To such @ girl «good home nd good will be given. Call ou Mrs RAVES, 260 Fourth atrect wes ‘ween T and K, next door to the corner of I street, Good refer once reaulred. it W4NtED-* WITCH GRE. to do genoral housework. Applyat No 340 Dat. fe 11 30" WasteD TO BOUY—A two story BRICK or FRAME HOUSE, with gas. Inguire at 43 La. avenue, between oth and 7th ste. fe 11-3" TREET, WANTED—By 8 TION as Seamstr eral house work in « private family, Address Box 5 Star of fier fo 11-20" WARTED—By a respectable Woman. s SITUA TION to do chamber work, di Fo0m Work, Durery,or plain sewin, The best of references: given. Address B.X-, Star oMce. fell 2t* ANTED—By a respectable young eirl, « SIT- UATION as chambermaid or dining room servant, who is alxo willing to assist in sewing in ‘a respectable family. Address Box No, 3, Star Office. fe 11-28" RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA: TION in # private family as Chambermaid Waitress, or would assist with the Washi Irowing. The beat of references given if req Please address Box 9, Star Office fe WANSTED—A WET NURSE for a child of f Months. References required. Apply at 462 12th street, near @. fo st ‘Good Cook, Washer and Ironer; white preferred; good references required Sth street, between D and E streets, opposite City Hall, fo10-3t WANTED T wo communicating apartments, on second floor. to be used as parior and bed. room—unfarnished , and with a private family pre ferred. Address J. McM.,box 642 City Post Of- fice, afating location, terms, feiy-3t* WANTED—A DAIRY MAN to stock one of the best dairy farms near Washington, or I will stock the farm aud sell the milk at wholesale. Ad dress Box 15 Star office, stating name and a4- drees. fold tf or German ral housework all family a short distance im the country. A wod and steady home fer a good woman. Addre! x 1M, Star Office, with address. fe 10-3t* El).—Anyboay having @ small FARM close to the city, good soil, aud reas in. c ing by mail fice. Als fo 10 an of unexceptionable TUATION to learathe Compensation Tvices are ANTED—By a youn) character. aged 17 i Apothecar; no object until make him useful to b Star Office, directed to GENTS WANTED gor THE “LIFE OF JEFF KKSON DAVIS,” Ry FRANK HALF RIEND, of Richmond. This is full and authentic history of the Life and Public Services of the great Southern leader. Mr. Alfriend hag enjoyed unnsnal advantages in the preparation of this work, aa will be apparent to on examination. Send for apeciinen pages and roulars, with terms. Address, NATIONAL PEBLISHING CO., Richmond, Va’ fe5-ImD&W* ANTED—NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH. WwW ING. Watches. Diamonds, Gem, Revelrors » article of value, at the «id-established fire FULTON & CO-; Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth near Penneylyanis avenue, Singer Sew! Machine Agency.” Sie iy" ANTED TO BUY_By B.S. JUSTH, Latics’ W tnd Gentomenc RECON DAG RTE OE NE NDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS. PDL SHOES: Bc, dc at 284% 7th street’ between L and M sireets north. N. much they have been worn No matter how fo THE NEXT Drag will b a8) WO DAYS ONLY, - G GASTON'S. LVANIA AVENUE. nts enc! Ho: FOR THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT. New Blocks just received at M. CUNNING. HAMS. where you can got your old Silk Hat made new for Also, constautly on hand and made to order best anality new HAT at $6; second quality at §5. Don’t forget t number, 3463: 7th street. between I aud Mass avenue: Sign of big Tin Hat. fe 12-e01m A CARD. Coat awp wood FAKED: K street north, near Bat atreet west, Notice is hereby gitem that the =e o ag Bri 5 as " . eer a; terms easy. Apply at FOR RENT—A Brick ‘ard. Witch Sestak Sar, tees, UT Sh OR RENT—FR, , five rooms, on T Sa cee e Raat gio vey at 9 ‘tt, ist ince a Oe et natin Between tet preape weet. "Pamp in the yard ese STUARE & RENT—Onethicesiory BRICK HOUSE. Scontaintag Rive toca No. OB) Lith etree FOR AE AGRE rede ee tetween Dand C streets. Rent 830 Ror month is advance. Apply at 309 G street, r and Mth, fe 11: bat po lvauis betwee ju 5 on the Drentives 3 eco P)RGG, STORE FOR SALE —A first class . 3 i ORE. deine ator pty antag es nl a . knowa as Teu- FORE Sunite Sat get os 1; tion; for aale to a r T—K three-story HOUSE, Contalting cteht room hue hall and autos rior. situated 1643, New York avenue, betwee: grit auise baat door of sede Tie wey ela i Wit POWELL. $10,000 ft, Mrmr te wate oe cured notes on to nait. Bouske sna UILDING LOTS through, out the city for « MITCHELL & SON, Brokers. fell 4 . corner 7th and D sts, ND DW) si WT Fi: Siives tor tule—Near the Norther Hikerty Mar: ket. on the business side of 7th street. Good reasons given for leaving. For particulars inquire at the office of WM. KILGOUR, Attorney-at-law, 517 7th street. fe 1i-3t* A SQ0R CHANCE FOR RUSIN ESS — For sue ‘The Nor-hern Liberty BILLIARD SALOON. situated 356 7th street, between Land Massachu setts avenue, doing a good business. Beason for selling, the proprietor wishes to change business Inquire on the premises. fo 11-6t* ‘OB RENT—An excellent Threestory BRICK P OWELLING HOUSE. No S89 New between 12th and 18th streets, con! rooms, with water wee a Apply to L. B. WENN corner of street. $25 CASH. AND $12 (ONTHLY, UNTIL far will purchase atwo story four room HOSE. now renting for $10 month, on the siley between Hand. I_wad 4 Tstand.. STARE @ METCALT, Corner New York avenue fe 11-tf and 16th street. 7OR RENT—Thres story BRIOK HOUSE. con taining 13 rooms. with all moderna improve ments. situated on H street. opposite Dr. Gurley’s Church. Poneeasion given Ist of March, Wanted to purchase for cash a MALL TWO- STORY HOUBE. ina good location. 86 500 to loan'en good security. FOR SALE—Several email HOUSES. ‘Terms $20.ceah; balance {n monthly pay monte » BTARN & METCALF fo 1.6 Cor. New York ave. and 15 FoR SALE A new three-story Brick DWELLING, on 11th street. with modern improvements. Price only $5 (0. and only part cash required. Certainly a great bar A Frame HOUSE on the corner of East Capito! and ith streets. Price $1,100. Buitubie for @ gro- cery or drug store, A HOUSE, part brick and part frame. corner of 9th and Vatreets. Price $2./00 A two story Frame HOUSE, with 5rooms, on Int street west, between Land M streets. Price $2,50). ‘The sum. of $1.50 is payable in four years, in monthiy instalments, cellent chance to se- rg Lots on 12th street, bet being all of original 1ot is, in nauare 35. the attention 0 jes desiring to build iv par Ucularls invited. Alec:a fine Let fronting 23 Yest op eae ; 'N owite square, be- tween M emt i BOHBER & WHITNEY, No. 416 Seventh street fell at Between G and Hl streets. {OK RENT. FURNISHED—A BRICK HOUSE Fen etx rooms. in the northern part of the eit ot rmonth. Inquire at room Begister Omiee, basoment, Treasury Departuvent. fe 10 3 ‘OR BENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 407 New York avenue. corner lth street, contaln- 12 rooms with all the modera improvements. saession given immediately; can be seen every between the hours of 2 and 5. fo 10-4" WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—A Farm. # miles from Washing- ton. 6 acres. house and st or furcher pac. ticnlars inquire at P. PREUSS’, northwest of 6th and F40'clock p. m. [DESIBING To CHANGE BUSINESS. 1 ons nt private sale my EXTIRE STOCK of BOOTS, SHOES, and STORE FINTURES. ‘The Stork is quality. is first-class, having been purchased of the Dest manufacturers in the country, and tmnch of it made to express order. The Fixtures are in good order, and of the mont tasteful style for a first-class house. To any one desirous of entering the trade, very liberal inducements will be tonderod. The Stere ia in one of the most fourishing locations. 27% Pengsylvania avenue. abont the centre of ie. and the block has been re cently more highly improved than any other on t avenue, which bas arisen from the fact that bi ees, om this great thoroughfare 1s sottion wee wal For further pa ticulars apply to the proprietor nthe premise ~W. HOWAR! ee 278 Penraytvania avend fel 3td near Kirkwood Ho: LOST AND FOUND. OST— On the Wth instant, while going from the Port Office. down 7th stre eK uew's Gro- cery Store, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and oth streets, a FIKTY DOLLAR NUTR The finder will be liberally rewarded if left at this office. Fouss ast night WATOH and CAIN. the same by proving property and advertinement Call at 442 Mascac’ or at the Bookbindery ,Governnie: fe 1-3t CHABLES T. s 1 () REWARD —Lost, this morning. $ 1 February 11. between 7 »mal! Black and Tau TERRIER DO and white leather collar, w: snail brass bell of Chopper. The OST—At Marini Danciig Academy, on Satur 4 dayeveniug. « BLACK FUL CoULAw lined with binck eatin, (Astracan.) §5 will be paid if left at this office: fo 10-30" CBT—On Wednesday, fth jnatant, a JEC RAR 4 KING, secured by a bandot gold. The finder will receive a suitable reward hy returr same to Mrs. BRAXTON, 571 ith street, fe 10 3t* RTRAYED—A large SEW &S with a rope coll: Diack spots, one on an eye, and o air worn off in the m reward will be paid for his return ty the corner of New Jersey uvenue and I etreet, fe 10-34" FOUNDLAND DOG, wh INTERIOR, EFARTMENT OF THE D ‘ PATENT OFFICE, UNITED STATES z ASIING TON. Febranry 6, 18% On the petition of ALURST FINK. of Louis ville, Kentucky. praying for the extension of = tent granted to bim the vth day of May. la, ment in Bridges. for seven years ration of said patent, which takes day of May, 158. dj that the said petition be heard at atent (fhce on Monday, thec7th day of ext, at 12 o'clock M; an’ all pregous are tified to appear and show cause, ff any they have, why said petition ought not tobe granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Vatent Office, their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least imentydays before the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party, used at the said hearing must be taken and ceardance with the Tules of the office. which will be faroished on application. April Depositions and other pape: s, relied upon aa tes. timon often tancaty days be bs the wrgaments if any, wi the testimony, fi this notice be Ordered. also, ip heretofore the Be publican and the Intelligencer, an wyle OP RYAN & PERRY Sie Ghie nanan | icq mutpiene and thedntel tae ncer: Ma folved by al consent. Ail persons having | ONCe A week for threo succcesive week: the Claima avainet the said firm will nt them to | first of said publications to be at least sixty Be reer Se ment, who in wathorignd torollet Previous to the day of hearing. Ai. arog “fe 1a 3t - Sostan' Panky, fe 12. Acting Commissioner of Patents. BUREAU OF BF AND ABANDONED 308. 3. MAY & CO. Heade 8 Sub Ass't Comm 3d Sub viet iclimond . 3 NoTIOR— barge wa’ eri of Tahoe are stantly applying ‘at this office for emp! in Farmore nd others in went et help, an Pigned. and ie F vid b- Distriet Vi the laborers will receive kind. treatmentand srompt payment at the expiration of | fo12-6t fae AAT ae Gonzae4, COLLEGE cab ee the PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK. Between Nimfh and Tenth streets. FULL SUPPLY OF ALL THE BEST MAKES. FOR LADIES’, GENTLEMEN and MISSES, fe ¥o-Btit Nw coops 2 Large Stock of ‘ MEURIMACK, SPRAGUE AND PAUIPFIU PRINTS. Large Btock of : BLEACHED SHEETINGS and SATRTINGS, foto att between Hh and Hoth streets, 4 Seater Decisions announced by March 31. 1354. x09 010 PROPOSALS. STaTEs mais. euro. Saaisos gnacieds ty the laden pete ile, piichmantiaie. struction 19.) % Vigo. Ray From Bell-Air, by Shields, Glencoe. Warnook atest =. Pures ‘ines, Belniont -thededa. , Barnes: . ir five." a le. Now Eur’ Constitution ang haaetaes we $ app athetale waistcoats dope ams From’ Morrow, by Clarksville, Ogien. Wil ‘mington, Station, Rer«vitie. Sabina, Jasper Mills. Washington. Atlanta, port. six times & week, edule xatixfs tothe Department” * ie A 2034 From Dayign. by Trwocd, air Hin Bipot. hesier, Eidorado. ‘Briniey's “Station, end jew Paris. to Richmond. (lad. i1 ities and beck; dally by railrond: ‘and by a schedule MS Trventon, (lots) Cedar Graves Becokalie, So nlice iad backs siz Umess werk or rail oad. end by a schedule satisfactory to the \t. Colambus, by Taylor's Station, Black entre, Potaskain, ES ts * tville, os me Rivan Hanover, Breede Wanstsh,Valparales, Wheeler, Hobart, Tol Adare’ baits, Jeaton, Callao, Clarke Station, Onsselia and West Whi Junction Grove (TIl.) to Chicago miles wn, Port Washington, and back, twice daily: except Sanday. rail- 2) Gn om lapimcgnrcnepeamenean a | tons Sele, Jewett Mt . by Rochester, inionport. Fair Play Morris Cross orth Ny pemmeatet, Suhestes, lohmes’ Mill. Alexandria Btation. ville, Lit Recoy Station. Heshenville, Bis Beit? hee Ve. Hoilli- Bloan’s jeddo. Steubenville, Phil day's Cove. jandie. Hanlin Rtation, pf ma he og ge Se ; ty . to Broadhead sud Temperamccviite. to iene 193 miles em . to s and beck, with « branch from Msene.10"" by Folks’ tation. to Cadiz. miles and back. making a total of 201 miles and back. B as, twice daily. oe by a echedule satisfacter) to Ia. : Witins ter WauemMa, Acloaet: fc jottingbam, vi miles, and ‘Gait except Sunday, ‘by railroad, and & scl the department? wdule satisiactory to Biadeon ortaxe iMersburg. 62 miles. a n Mills, Gak Grove, Mf week, by railroad, and by & schedule a tlter's Sti enango. Woodoock, Sae- jory to the 4 ge Sation's Corners, Foo Uecvslaat he, tein... Bent. tunten| Ansbarg. Stony Point, Fallowfield, Adams Mentus Gtation,. Gerrettevillen Winter Ville. Kennard. Greenville. Transfer Oranee- Station, Windham, Leavittsbure, Warren, wate.tO 5) iil, Bazetta. Warren. Los Miles abd Girard,’ to Younmtnea, Cee Nittsville. Freedom Station, Raverus. Keot, sod by Svckesisn nehueeney ic cae Wedeworth. Burback: West belea note ; ~ Achiai poset Sige peernaeey © Cneopert, West Windsor, Ontario, Galion. Caledont larion, Ureen Camp, Richwood, Brosdway_ North Lewisburg, Mingo. Kennard, Urbaen, Fagg ogi eld. and Osborne's. to Day ton, 387% miles, and back. by railroad daily, except Sunday,(or as often as cars are run, if required, by @ schedule satisfac tory to the depa: it. 51 From Portsmouth, dson, Earlville. Ne fe wh, Atwater. » Marlborough. Alliance, Mount nil), Moultrie, Bayard. East Koch soar, Green Bin. Mayevil je, Summitville, inesville, Hammonds: ind Linton. to ‘Wellsville, 100 mites and back, i ‘Pond Ban. Quincy ‘duily. except Sunday. to Alliance, and six times Freestone, (O..) Vanceburg. (Ky..; week the residue, by railroad, aud bya sched. Station Landing. Conesrd factory to the rument. ¥ z tile. £0. ) Ebersole 's Ware. rownheim. Vermillion. Berlin station, i Huron, to Sandusky, 61 infles aud back: we miler. and back, three times = week. by times & week, by railroad. and by a schedule satisfactory to the department. From Bayard, by Minerva, Oneida Mills. Mal yern, Wayne Mineral Point. Zear Station. an Dover, to New Phil adel bia, 32 miles and back. ix times a week by raflroad, and by a schedule satisfactory to the department. From Oneida Mills, by Hibbetts, te Carrolton, 12 miles and beck, six times week, by rail steamboat Leave Portsmouth Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. et 10am; Cincinnati by 7 a.m next days: incinnati Tuesday, Thursday. and Sa urday. at 0am; Arrive at Portemouth by 5am next days. 9052 From Gincinvati. by New Richmond. Point oncow. Poster. (Ky,) Bradford ) Chilo. Rural. Augusta road. rt. (V.) Dover, ) aml Re : Leave Oneida Mills daily, except Sunday, at 6 ville, (Ky-) 06 miles and beck pm; Six times a week. by steamooat; supplying Arrive at Carrolton by 9pm; voint Pleasant, Neville. and Chilo ee times Li Carrolton dsily, except Sunday, at 7 aweek only on the going trips, snd Bural oon F: wie 9015 2016 9017 ous m9 #2 9022 once a week from Cincinnati Leave Cincinnati daily. except Sunday am; Arrive Mayville by 7 pm: Leave Maysville daily, cxcept Sanday, at $ reton, iy She. by, Mansfield, He. ville, Butler, North Liberty, Shalor’s Mills, Fredericktown, Mount Vernon, Hunt's sta. am Arrive at Cineinnati by 12, mrisdyi tion, Utica, Saint Leuisville, and Vauatta, to Fr Ironton, by Coal Grove, Rewark "115 miles and Uack, six times aweok, | °° ‘Sh Goal Works. (0) ct road and by wachedule satiafactory to varg,(Ky.) Bu: rr Frampton,(0.) a) From Xenia. by Alpha and Zimmerman’s, to unker Bottom. (O.) Atballa. M Dayton, 17 miles. back, twelve times a week ottom.(W Va ) in Bottom, by railroad, and by a schedule satistactory to (Q,) South New Castle, aml Buteka-to Gall the department. opolis, 8% miles..and back, three times» Krom Dayton, by Harshmaneville. Fairfield week, by steamboat born, Rnon, Springfield, Buwlusvilie. Ty te. L fronton Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- Went Liberty. Bellefontaine, itunes- day. at 8.20 am; pile w Richland elle Centre Yelverton, Armrest o ver Creek, |. Grant. ia. Forrest. ave a > Whartonebui y, Adrian sodas ‘urday. at Arrive at Ironton by = ‘Tifin, Watson's Station, Green ama, Gi izde, Zuwnsend. and Castali: 064 Brom Zapesvilie, by Falls, Philo, Sandurky ,(Ohio,) 155 miles and back, tweine Blue Kock. Rokeby, Mo Usville, Matta: times a week. by railroad, and by a schedule Stockport. Rexbury. Ce Beu satixfactory to the department. fe Beverley. Coal Run, and L From Spripufield, by New Morefield, Horrs, Marictta, 70 miler, and back. (as est Mechanicsburg. Irwin, Milford Ventre. New Dover, Marysville, Ostrander, and White Sul- phur, to Delaware, @ miles and back, siz times a week. by railroad. and by awchedule eatisfactory to the department. From Columbus, by Ulintonviils, North Co bus, Worthington, Orange Station, Lewis Centr, Tanktown, Delaware. Leon: Ashley, Westheld, Cardington nt Jead, Iberia, Galion, Crestlive, Shelby. Shi loh, Carson, Greenwich Station New Lou don’, Rochester Depot. Wellington. La Grange, Rawsonvitle. North Eaton. Columbia Sta-isa, Olmetead, West View. Berea. and Rockport, to Clevelind, 138 miles and beck, dally. ox: cept Sunday, by railroad. and by a schedule satisfactory to the department. From Columbus, by Alton, West Jefferson, London, Seuth Charlestoa, Selma, and Cedar. ville, to Xenia 85 miles and back, daily. ex cept Sunday, by ratiroad, and by @ schedule pilistactory to the department rom Volumbus, by [iillard’s, Darby Creek, Unionville Centre, Milford Centre. Woad stock, Chalfant, Brintoa, Urbana, Westville aint’ Paris, ‘All ns, Con Fi tty abu: six times a week, by steamboat, schedule satisfactory to the department 9056 From Wheeling. (W Va.) by Briderport.(0 to St Clairsville, 11 miles and back, six tiwes a week Leave Wheeling daily except Sunday, at 2 pm; Arrive at St. Clairsville by 49 px Leave St. Ciaireville daily, except Sunday. at Arrive at Wheeling by 0am; Proposals to extend to Cambridge invited. 9057 From Wheeling (W. Va.) by Bridgeport 0 Colerain. Plank Rosd. Barrisville and short Creek. to Cadiz.25 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Wheeling Tue-day. Thursday. and Sut Wheeling by 5 pm: posais to commence at Bridgeport invited. 963 From: Barnesville. by Somerton Miltonaburg. to Woodaeld, 21 back. six times a week. Leave Barnesville daily. except Sundey, at 9 an. Arrive at Woodsfield by 3 p Leave Woodsfield daily. ex m: Arrive at Barnesville by 3 pm. 909 From Warnock, by Demos, J acobsburg, Busi nenpan Neng aes -e te ape ~ — nnd jo. Warnock,enual to 16 tales. an back. three times a week ue Leave Warnock Monday Wednesday and Fri- day at 6 aD Arrive at Armetrong’s Mille by 2 pm Leave Armstrong's Mills Monday, Wednesday roy ‘igua, Covington, Otwell'a Mills, New Madison, Richmond, (tnd.,) Centerville, East German. town. Cambridge City, Dubiin, vewisville Comins. Ogden, Hayarille, Knightstown Charlottesville. Cleveland. Greenfield, Phi acelpbia, and Cumberland, to Indianapolis, 188 miles and back, twelve times a week, by railroad. and by ® schedule satisfactory tothe jepartm From Gal i. (Relea Locusts, loomirgton. Lara omtaine, Decrate Guia Si vey, Hardin. Houston, iNés, Dawn Union City (Ind .) | 960 From East Richland, by Uniontown, Flushine Winchester. Park. and New Athens, io (aiiz. 28. miles and back, three times a week Leave East Richland Tuesday, Thursday and Woodbury, Germantown. Saturday. at9am: Sud Lawrence, to Indianapolis. 301 miles aad Arrive at Cadiz by 4pm back, twice daily. exes pt Sunday, by rail- ind’ and by & schedule satisfactory to" the casita From Bianchester. by Westborough, Lynch- wvrah, Witeitvitie, and esate Station to orOuEn. aud back six times weck. by railroad, and by a schedule satiefact tory to the department. rom Portrmouth, by Selotoville, Slocum’s Heloto Warnnce Troe Furuae Leave Cadiz Mom atl pm Arrive at Kast Richlaud by 7 pm 961 From Saint Clairsville, by Bast Richland Loydevill:. Morristown, Hendrysburgh. Fair view. Middlebourne, aud Wasbingtou, to Cambridge, 39 miles and back, six tims a el week. Leave Saint Clairsville daily, except Sunday at 12 0p Arrive at Cambridge by 8.30pm: ve Cambridge daily, except Sunday. at 7 am Wednesday and Frid Station, Lil B Arri week. by railroa/l, and by a schedule «atisfac- at Saint Clairsville by 3 m foryfto the department. 9062 From Wheeling,(W. Va.) ty Marin’ Ferry From Toledo. by Millbury. Genoa, Elmore, (0...) te Mount +1 miles and back. Loos, Fremont Hevac, Kipton ix times a week oly Monroeville, Milan, Morwalk, East Town. vend, Townsend Station, ‘akemaa, North Camden. Oberlin. and Bawsonville. to Ceve jon. 1i¢ mil-s and back, twice daily. exce punday. by railroad. and by ‘Sechedule satie. factor of the depa:tment. From ‘do by Maume. City, White House Colton, Liberty Center, Napoleon, Okvlona, Defiance, Emmett. Cras Antwerp, Wood- burn. (Ind.,) New Haven, Fort ‘Wayne. Abvite, Koanoke, Huntington, A: Beiden, La Gro. Wabash, Bich Valley Leaye Wheeling daily, except Sunday. at 2 pm: Arrive at Mount Pleasant by 6 p mi . Leave Mount Pleasant daily , cacept Sunday, at am; Arrive at Wheeling by 11 a m. 9063 From Steubenville, by Wintersville and Rich- mond, to East Springs, 6 miles and back, ix times a week. Steubenville daily,except Swnday, at 1 pm; Arrive at East Springfield by 6 4 fiers Reet Beclexta guile, Datiet guntiy, atéa ten, Apantrdom. Beregs. eke moe Arrive at Steubenville by 10.30 am den. Delphi; Colburn.” Aimeric: 064 From East Springfield, by Amsterdam and ville Lafayette, Glen Hall, West Point. Inde. Harlem Springs, to Carrollton. 17 miles and pendence, Attics, Williamsport, WestLebanon. back, three times a week, 1d Marshfield, to State Line, { Ind.) 243 miles and back daily, except Sunday, by railroad, and by aechedule satlatectory’ to tas arene! it. i Toledo. by Holland Swan Wauecon, Fitieeiile, ryan, Melbern Waterieo Oity, iba Waw rock. Leave Kast Springfield » Thursday, garg Rast Springfield Tuesday, Thursday, and rrive at Uarroliton by 12 Leave Carrollton Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- jay Arrive at East Te by 6pm. by Island Creek, Knox- itle, Mitchell's Salt Works, "* Works. Creston and Sailueriiles te Toren sage Suede rsa Leeann aor From Hronoet, be W Arrive at Inverness by & pm. Mill, Fostorie et a cet igestey and Bavuriay wt § =, Cocabriace Fncctay cn ‘and Friday at? om; on Hew Liston! UP nocks, Few 0 . Wein ean eere five Moultcle Woletaes ane Saterday act ™; Prive at New Lighom by 7 fare invites for oc to New Garden, sad aneverton. by TD. a 00 Bow Lavon, Ws enn ant bee ee Leave Hanoverton Tuesday and Saturday ag am: et New Lisbon by IT m EttveNew Lisbon Tussdar snd Saturday ety Fefve at Hanoverton by 5 ‘Tom New Lishou by Imrorness $0 Witte, Ie mifler and back, three tmes'e See Leave New Lisbeu Tuesday, Thursaay ang Baty athe = naloutts, to One three times s bons Bile, ¢ miles and Leave East Liverpool Tuesday, Thurstey aod = ‘Saturday at 2.90 9m. Arrive at Cannon's Mills by 4.0 pm, Leave Cancon Mille Tuesday, Phoretey ana Saterday ath am: ve at East Liverp. 7 2076 From Salem, by Boswell. Merch, Beaton, miles and back. three times a weak. Leave Salem Tuesday, Tourwiay aud Saturtar ™. pire? et Norwy Benton by 6 pm we North Benton Tuesday, Thureiay aad Sat Dam. Arrive at by tpm S07 From Wellsville, by Glasgow and W ret Point to w Lisbou. it milor and back, six times « wer Leave Welleville daily. Sunday. stipe Artive at New Lisbon cupm 29 Leave New Lisbon datly except Sandey at r arm eat Wellsville by Ham. 7s From Satom. by Frankl to New $78 Non, Io milee ued back, ely thmees eeeke Leave Balm ly. except ati peo rrive at New by 4pm. ve New Lisbon. daily, excopt Sanday, at? : Arrive et Salem by 100 979 From Warren to Lordstown ,6 miles and back, twice a week Leave Warren Tuesday and Seturday at 4 om Arrive at Loraste. 2 Ram Leave Lorastown’ y end Saturday et 10.39 A Arrive at Warren by 12m. gon From Moultrie, ty Mew Franklin, Parie, BRoberteville. Mapleton and Oseabure, te gad 2, miles sud beck. three times « wee! =: joultrie by 12 m 61 From Salem. by New Ali 5 ficid and Orauge. to Youngstown, 22 and back. six times a week Leave Salem daily. except Sanday, at 1p Arrive st \oungstown by T pm Leave Youngstown daily, except Sunday, at 6 am Arrive at Salem by 12m 982 From Salem to North Georgetown, 9 milesaod back, three times s week Leave Salem Monday. Wednesday and Friday wilne at 3.30 pm Arrive at North ¢ wn by 6 pm. Leave North Georgetown Monday? Wednesday apd Friday at 12.9» Arrive at Salem by 5 963 From Summitville, ientown. Mochas- wile and Scroeefield. to Car rollton. 20 miles and back. twice & week Leave 8 tumumitville Weduesday and Saturday ati pm Arrive at Carrollton by 7 Arrive at Summitville by 17 m 9084 From B: Pa.) by Hack Hawk, St Clair Ohio, Clarkson and Elkton 29 mil Leave Beaver Mo Arrive at New L Leave New Lint: Arrive at Bee’ pm *35 From M by Jerusalem Beallevi « Iniles aud back. thror Leave Malaga Tuesday. Thursday Ga) at diam, Arrive at Bealleville by 2 pm Leave Beaileville Tuesday . Thursday and Sat urday at? am. Arrive at Malaca by 20am 930 From Clarington, by Cameron Round Bat ton, Laings, Young Mills, and Mount Ger Fick, to Woodsheld, Si miles apa back.once « ve Clarington Torsday. at § 0m at Woodsfield by 5 pm, dnesday. ot 5am and Satur arctetevilie SP, wiles and back ‘dn ‘ednesday and Saterday. at ‘a3 Harriettaville by 6p Leave Harriettsvile Tuceda) aud Friday. at am, Arrive at Woodstield by 6 pm; $88 From by a ine, Grayevilie, An tock. and Centre View, to Jolly twice » week Woodsfield Wedureday and Saturday at Arrive at Jolly by6 pm; Leave Jolly Tuesday ani Friday at < b im Arrive a 9089 From Jolly ye Joly Thur~iay at am at Marictia by opm. Leavé Marietta Friday at 5a on; Arrive st Jolly by 6pm 90 From Spe » Station. by Batesville, Tom rape 5 Atlas, © Summerfield, pearne. MeUleary, Enoch. aud Caldweil te Sharon, 40 miles and back, three times Leave Spencer's Station Monday, Wednesday nd Friday am; at Sharon by 4 pm © aren Tuesday. Thursday, and Setar y at Sm: pencer's Station by 5 Gombe by _Senecavitie. Ephraim, sarabevilie, and Gsidwell, to st rom, rien an kK. three times « week Leave Gober Tuesda;, Thursday Satay ciny ath ao Arrive at Sharon by 2pm: baron Monday, Wednesday. and Bri end at Caldwell invited fic, by Builayo, to Dyson's, sty wice a on Tus Sepecavi day and Saturday at We wt Dyson's by 1 an Tuesdoy and Saturday at 6.90 Arrive at Senecaville by § 308m 9983 From Cambridge. by Ciny+vi land, 16 miles and baek, ax ti Leave Cambridge daily. except Su. t Cumberland by Leave Cumberiand daily 6pm except Bunday, a6 go Tuesgay and Frid Arrive at Miloersville by 6 pm Leave Milnersville Tuesday . Arrive at Cambridge by 12 m 90% From Cambridee, by Creighton, to Sago, «2 miles and back. twice @ werk “id Leave Cambridge Monday and Friday at #a Arrive at Dago by 12m Leave Sage Monday aud Friday at 1 pm; Arrive at Cambridge by 4pm 1 Friday at 6 9006 From Cumberland, by Hiramsbarg, Hoskine ville, Sharon, Olive ereviile, Bi pelleyiile. Ley Teen TOOK, Bein ~tol. and Meige Creek, to Mevoe ie miles and Leck. once a week ‘Cumberiand Friday at at McConpelisville by ™, ave MoUonnelis ville Saturday at / om, Arrive at Camberland by 7 pm 007 From Cumbertand. by Ava, Noblesville, Be Tahsville. and Whigwille conday at 8am; id by 3 mente id Tw Arrive at Comberiand SP, 98 From Kimbolton. by Bird's Rup and Livtos — to Plainfield. 11 miles end bak wee Lo ave Kimbolton Saturday at Arrive at Pisipfielé by jl em, Leave Plainfield Saturday at Ham, Arrive at Kimbolton by = 099 From tinerevillc. by Peolt and Albany. to Port Washington, i6 miles amd back, omer « k Leave Minperesttte Baturday at 6.0 m; Arrive at rt Washington by tz m, Leave Port ae © Saturday at! pm; smi From Charon. by Gareeee, Seu Ove, Box Tom shores. by = vier's Mille. Crooked Tree, and Cia» tunia, Lowell, 25 nilles and back'once Sten a Midéle Creek, Ber r's Mills, Lower Bown, and tg, to Marictia. se miles sud Sg Leave Narrietsville Tuesday and Friday ot? . at Mariette by 6 pm, Leave Mariette, Monday ahd ‘Thursday at 7 * sum Brom Gussersheteen, iigan. Rech tten, ant Upp to Gnataliader “i wale ane T bark, twies @ week Lonve Gunddenbutten Monday and Friday at © at Gnaddenhutten ‘wile, 2 alles wet Canal Dover ox Lear