Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1868, Page 2

The Largest Cireulation in the District. CROSBY 8. NOVES. Editer. WASHINGTON CITY SATURDAY RUARY 1968, B7READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE POR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOR that the Ladics of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenimgs, after seven o'clock. The even- ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room Teceptions of the ladies in heu of the afternoon Ss during Iast season, and they will receive every Monday evening unti! further notice. Bixs. Postwasten GeweRaL RANDALL will bold recepuons on Wednesday afternoons of each week. Tux Lavine oF Secretary Brownixo’s Fawity will receive their friends, as usual, on ‘Wednesday's, from 12 to o'clock, p.m Resi- dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights. Sreacee Cotvax's RecEPrions are to be every Friday evening, from #4 to li 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 fternoon, from | to4 p. m. ———-—<+-2-—___. AN IRREPRESSIBLE STATISTICIAN. Webster defines a statistician to be “a person who is famihar with the science of statistics.” Our Government has a Statistician. His name —need we say—is Delmar, “Hon. Alexander Delmar, Director of the Bureau of Statisties, Treasury Department He is a born statis"i- cian, and where in the world, and under what extinguishing bushel his figurinz capacity bas ‘been hidden ail these years, and until the crea- | tion ofthe Bureau. is a mystery. A year ago, to fame unknowa, now a honsehold-word ! We have never set eyes om him that we know, and yet we have a vivid picture of the man— & Napoleonic sort of personage, dictating tabu- Isr statements to a dozen amanuenses. Wahat fertility. what fluency! Heads of Depart. ments, doubtless jealous of his overshadowing fame, tug at his aspiring coat-tails, suppress | his statistics, refuse to pay his printing bills, and minimize his supply of sealing wax; but scarcely has the official thumb beea brought to bear than np bounces this irrepressible statis- tician ke an elastic Jack in the Box, and as exuberantly tabular asever. Doa't the editors know the Hoa. A. D. Director of the B. of S. T_ D? Well, rather! Nota mail but brings -ome half dozen bulky pamphlets bearing the stately official seal of the D. of the B. of S, and crammed full of ttbular statements upon all sorts of things. And between mails how doth the busy B. (of S.) improve each shining hour by gathering fignres all the day with fort: horse power and dispatching them per s messenger to all the newspaper offices within reach. At 9a. m. comes a bulletin from the Barenw containing a tabolar statement of the | annus! imports and exports at Cathant’s Land- ing. of Mame; at balf-past 9 another, fresh from the pres, giving the amount of tonnage for Hull, Massachuse: at 1, comes in hoc baste a table showing the number of rods inches, and barley-corns of shore-line of Squ Beach; « half hour later the Hon. A. D. informs us, per table, conceraing the toal population Anslostan Island, native bora and fore and not including ecTetions from ace by pic-me parties. In sucee.sion come s hourly bulletins, giving the number of marine disasters to American vessels navigating the Washington canal, (including total and partial losses;) the number of certified salt-petric Ox. plosions, B.C. & A.D.,(A. Delmar.) and an elaborately wrought tabular statement, show- ing the fluctuations in the price of putty in all the principal markets of the world, wih the Tatto of increase From 1796 10 1800. From 18 0 to 1810. From I=1y to 1820 From 1820 to Is Erom isd to b From I-W to Is From 1560 to 1860. And so on through the day. But we are afraid that this fluency must be comewhat at the expense of accuracy. The gay and festive figutrs of the B. of S. do not seem to be bound by the Inw that pronomnees figures incapable of untruth. Some time ago there appeared :— “The International Almanac for 1566, or Hand Fook of Georraphical, Agricultural, Manufa suring, Finsneial, Scientifie, Social. Politica! Revenue, Commercial, and Industrial Stats- ties, Relating to Every Country in the Know: Worl!. Compiled by Alexander Delmar. New York, 1866.° The book bas 129 pages, of which 36 are devoted to the United States. Seventy two of these pages were reprinted in a pam- phiet compiled at the request of the Secretary of State, by order of Secretary McCulloch, for incorporation into the catalogue of the Great Exposition at Paris. The production wa how: ver, found to be so inaccurate that M. McCulloch ordered its suppression—out not tii all the nations with whom we have reia- tions hod reeeived a copy from Mr. Delmar. “The compilation, remarkable as it was in its phraseology and im the amount of misin fort thn conv so Tich tw from which it derived. We quot: some specimens from Mr. Delmar’s “Aimanac and Hanc-vook” of universal knowledge that our readers may see for themselves what @ great and glorious thing it us for the mation ty have a | stati-ticun “I. Amxgica, THE Uxirep States or.— Geoyropircat Stoliscies.—The United States of America cousists of tue lower third of the North American continent. # # # The surface of = country exhibits three great ridges, and four gieat hollows. © * * The fou hollow mieteues valicy of the Mississipp, * * * the Salt Lake Basin; and the facie Slope. # * * ‘The Great Salt Lake ts simply a vast field of sait through which water oozes up,and torms of it an mmpassible saline marsh Bayes 4-5. ‘The vcran, on ali sides, affords ready means of trapsit to and from all other countries. & # © Pagyeb. POLITICAL STATISTICS—Formof Government. The form of government is republican, and t Pehtical jederaiun of the States, mentioned on a edimy pace. It consists of a President and Cabiort, a ¢ ¢ or Congress, # and the Judic (For particulars see the new American Cyclopedia.) The system is supenor to tho-e of the German and South American Sistes, but still possesses serious dis- advantages; many of which, however, the in- evitable gravitation of all institutions towards perfect conformity with the social status of the people over which they are extended, is gradu- ally removing—Paye 7. Merriayes nay be validly performed by any person whats ver. Poiggemy is forbidden by txw, but is largely practiced in Utab, wheze some sizty thous rd polygemists dwell undisturb dé. Among the four miilions of negroes in the South. snd the Jour kuntred thousand uncivilized Indians who still ewarm the western ‘Territories, polygamy also exirts, while it is practiced in the large toume and cats bo the usual es tent. One-sizth of the entire matin «f toe country may be said to be practi- Fal potyoamcate— Page 8: liberal professions are almost entirely monopolized by white mates: colored clergy- men aud a few white female lecturers being Page. justice is generally in- sockal and political rank and wraith, apd often popular feeling, being controlling influences in all the States.—Page io. ‘There are no land ‘entre’. Slavery in the South bas, however, hitherto bound the slaves to the eoil.—/age 11. 4 criminals from the United States areliable * © to be kept within the coun- try. —Vege 19. Castes, & —Legally, there are no castes in the United States, unless ci'izenship is deemed ‘one; but resp: ctability anc wealth have formed sauraberof them. Kace aud color, too, have bad their usual effrets im creating castes. The negro stanes lowest. Next above this are the Indiananud Chinese races. Above these rank suceess.veiy (be newly arrived whiteemizrant, the naturalized white clgeo, the native whites, aud finally the mative whites of oid coloual Guilies, * * * There arene tities of no- bility, bet nearly ev servant isin- vested wath the ttle amark of di-tinctiun uakpown to the law, but common!y aecorded, and much covrted.—Pase 16. On page Sv and following, Mr. Detmar has tables showing the pursuits of ait the inhabit. ants of the country except 62,872, which he places under the menial Among those engaged in Religion are “Oler- gymen,’ “Sisters. of Obarity,” “Sextons, “lNuns,” “Attrotogt ts.” Yuder the besd “Agriculture,” we fad it € we Atlantic Slope. the immense | * a] comprise among others 2¢ Pill Postecs, 4 Cellar Diggers, 513 Firemen, 54 Sausage Makers, 1,016 Well Diggers, 13 Yeast Makers Commerce —13,.28 Barkeepers, 160 Draymen 1% { sloonkeepers, 39 Stage Proprietors, 1,198 T leprapb Operatora, 8 Treasurers, ©35 ¥ takers. Lob ‘Only four lasses are put under thiy ollows: 40 Chimney Sweeps, 960,301 Labo ors, 368 Rag Collectors, 225 Scavengers. Under “ Government,” with Judges, Law- , &e., he has 4,759 Watchmen and Messen y In a table styled “Rulers of the various countries of the world, 1866,” is the following entry for the United States: « Name ot Ruler, Andrew Johnvon—title, President—Year of | Accession, 18:5—Relimon, Methodist.” | Great is the Bureau of Statistics | Tar Wonxtno Peor.e.—The prospects for the working people are improying in some | quarters. The New York Journal of Commerce, |, commenting on the state of affairs, says that \othere has been a long interval of depression | in most branches of industry, but we earnestly bope that the lowest depth has been reached, and that we may hail the opening of spring | with brighter bopes. Massachusetis papers | notice a perceptible improvement among | sboe manufacturers. The iron mills in the vicinity of Troy ‘have startea anew. Cotton mills which bad stopped. or were ranning on short time, are employing more hands. Some of the locomotive works are increas- ing their seale of operations in the execn- tion of new contracts, the principal of which are given out by the Pacifie Railroad Com- pany. And in the building trades there are many hopeful signs. Chicago, Rochester and other large cities promise an amount | of work for the coming season tully equal | to that of Inst year. Builders about New York are only waiting ror milder weather. These movements are not important of them. selves as affecting the general prosperity, but are straws worth noticing; and when the de- mand is renewed for farm labor, when lake and canal navigation is resumed, and work is recommenced im the construction of sewers, improvement of parks, &c., we may expect the distress prevailing among the industrial class will have a welcome relief, and a more cheer- ful tone pervade all classes.” It is announced | that a man killed himself in Hartford last Sat- urday because he could not get work. Two thousand mechanics are without employment in Newark. New Jersey. Probably half that nomber of laborers are also looking for work there. We have not had such times of suffer- | ang among the poor everywhere in twenty | years, On Thursday some of the calkers who | were employed on vessels at East Boston struck for eight hours ard four dollars a day, but they haye resumed work at the old terms, nine hours and four dollars. em LUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL U! 10%. o —The regalar jag wil EVENING, at 1", o'clock, 19 the ( | Hal baa jH. BLACK, Rec. Sec.” ANGE OF HEART —New Jerusalem Temple, North Capitol strect, between B Service at ll o'clock t row. Subj What iss change of leart, au! why te it uece pie, re ve E. MoH db fem ENIN« alt imore, ch TO-MORROW ; iim the Firet Reformed Uburch. corner of oth and N streets. Services ia the English lan guace. } a ine ate ua ae) (Mas NT will pr ay hetwoen 9th and 10th ste’) MIsstONARY VERSARY TO MORROW, (Sun lis.) Fev- | ruary loth. Preaching by Rev. Prof. KN. BEAR. f St. Timothy's Hall, Md., at ilo clock a! mand 7% o'clock p.m. “it THE MEMBERS OF BETHESDA LODGE LF Ne OL 0-G Tare roanested to asse atyhe iy at Lo'clock p. m., on for the Ms rpose of attendin, Members of ttend. DLETON. W.S. MISSIONARY SERVICES AT HAMLIN MR CHURCH. corner of sth and P sts, hraary 1 Preaching ta. rm meeting at . at which Hon. of Mo. will pref | beexpected by Non Mr Hon. Mr. DIEHL. of Pa | ST. PATRICK'S DAY —4 meting of dele- | aS esate of the Cath {the Dis ret will be held in i street. on | BUNDAY 16th instar tomake final arrangements for celebrat he f) tival of Ireland's Patron Saint All Societies who desire to wnite with us in celebrating the day are invited to send three delegates to the meeting. 1t” WAVAL BANDS. ‘The World finds fault with the War and Navy Departments because they refused to direct or Allow their respective bands stationed at or near New York to play in the Central Park, for the benefit of the people assembling there once or twice a week. ns requested by the Patk Uemmissioners. It argues beget « bres who pay the cost of mamtaining bands, are better entitled to their music cogent than the few officers and men con: with the garrisons and vessils to which they are at- tached, and thinks that if they were to play at stated periods in some accessible and agreeable place of public resort, a direct and important contribution would at once be made to the educational resources of the people. The point seems to us to be well taken, That the music of the marine and military bands in the Capitol and President's grounds in this city contribute largely to the pleasure and amprove- ment of the public afi must admit; and we do not see Why a rule or practice that works ad- vantageously in Washington would rot apply ‘with equal force to New York and other places where military and nayal bands are sistioned. They are pretty costly luxuries; but if they were made to add something to the general en- joyment, the cost of keeping them up would be much more cheerfully borne. NationaL Tuxaten.—This is the last night of the Exghsh Opera Troupe, when they will appear for the only time in Benedict's opera ot the “Lily of Killarney.” ‘The Mikado Japanese Troupe have been en- gaged for next week, and will give their first performance on Monday evening. &7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have received Madame Demorest’s Mirror of Fash- tons for March. Wat's Orena Hovsr.—La Rue’s Minstrels open at this theater on Monday night. Lim INST THE New York St The city court of Brooklyn was crowded this morning to hear the case of Mary Ann Dean nee Boker—who afew years since created some excitement by marrying her father’s coach- man—against Moses §. Beach, proprietor of the New York Sun, for libel, oy copying from the ‘Washington Intelligencer an article, stating that Mrs. Dean had been divorced from her husband, and had taken refuge in a Magdalen Asylnm. The case was set down for trial this morning, but on motion of counsel tor the de- fence, the hearing of the case was put off until the March term of the court.—New York Post, 1th instont. "2-Mr. Engene Haywood 1s now put down on the tax Ist of Illinois as the largest land owner in that Siate. He holds fifty thousand acres. purchased by his father fitty years ago. Recently he purchased twelve thousand acres in Nebraska at a cost of about seventy-nine cents an acre, He is only twenty-two years of age WANTS. y ANTED—A GIRL, to do general housework. Apyly immediately at No, 219 Pennsylvania avenue, epposite Willard's, ND WOMAN WANTED—A MAN who stands farm work 4 y, and a WOMAN. a good Cook, todo the Cooking, Wash- ing a tin sight of VTroning for a snail family, 3 A ply, with good references at Locust venth street road, near the rst {oil 2 communicating APART. das parlor and bed-room. p ivate family proferred ween 18th, 20th, F and G streets. - MOM., Box 642! stating terms. conveniences, &c. fe 1-2" THE ORIGINAL FRANC felt im ANTED—$3,000. Secured on estate of ‘ouble the value: ‘Addrees Re SIMPSON. 13th east and B street south. fe 13-5t* $5.000. SANTED TO EC hand CLOTHING. Also. ajl kinds of FUR: TURE, for which » fair priee will be paid. at 44 Bridge street, Georgetown fe FOR SALE AND RE —NOW Ig THE TIME To puR- Fc PRICES INCREASE WITH THE ING DEMAND. SP Brick House. 9 rooms, location central, gas and etc.; liberal a ih vecrsom Frame, ous 81 ~ at Saying . inte appiication to us. KE STORY AND Ba’ BLLING on H street. P. oy ‘A new three-story BRICK HOUSE on 6% street. clon by ath street, containing ecscn rooms, Bat room. vantrics da intharear. Under the whe “Price ST om OR Hi ney \OUSE on V fistrest 200 cA ibeneatory BRICK HOUSE, lx rooms, on 1 atre ice A two-eto HOUSE. six roome, hall ant athe room, oo J0th street weet. This n'a decirable " ne yam Kiang HEAME memes a ‘9th and ieo-story FRAME HOUSE ob iat streot west. A to-story Tar FRAME HOUSES on Vermont avenue betwren P and 'Q streets. One at $2,200, two at $1,300" cach. at ROHRER & WHITNEY'S Beal Estate Salesrooms, fe 15-2 416 Seveath strect. T 0 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. the building season approaches we invite the attention of 5 ‘in search of ELIGIBLE LOCATIONS FOR BUILDING Boake FN parifedtars or which ‘nay be had by calliz g at our salerooms: and Eleventh street. Hiisct trout oe Tweltts street, between Mt and y. nt0.8 paved alloy ‘59 feet on 12th att 06 feet deep toa thirty foot alien between Nand O streets, being all of aa, feat font on Thirteenth street. by 8 feet near State Department. ‘SiB tect on Vermont avenue, ruoning throngh to Ble’ ee sarees ayer S and T streets, at an av- STD feet ‘on, between m Twelfth and Thirteent! by 100 feet an alley. weStteeton U stront between Twelfth and Thir- teenth streets, by feet deep to an alley. RE Bo aoc between Seventeenth th st a f front on Vetreet, between Twelfth and irteen! ia ‘One choice Building Lot on Rhode Island avenue. between Fourteenth and Pittesnth streets. One choice Building Lot on U street, near Four Ef: teenth sitet. OHRER & WHITNEY, ‘Real Estate Broker fe i-St £16 60 =e Fo RENT—A COTTAGE HOUSE, with six rooms, water and gas and bath room. inquire 462 i0th street, between D and E. fe 14-3t* (OR RENT—A RRICK HOUSE, PARTLY FE Founisned. Ininite at 335 New Jersey mu fea 3* OB RENT—The fine and large STORE, No. 432 Tih street. betw: Ca ond H streets, with « room in the rear Also. @ Bake-house, wi nod Oven. Inquire at the premises. ft JOR RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE 0 rooms, }: squares trom (he street cars month with Furnitare worth $1,200. bargain hi Cc. ree-atory and basement brick dwelling HOUSE, brown front; 10 rooms, water and cas situated No, 369 13th street west. ween Land M avenue. ene sqnare north of Pranklio Possession ist of March. Inquire at No. street, before 9s a.m. Or atter 4 p tf I. I. SHEDD, FOE SALE DAIRY STOCK consistis Cows, with a Milk Wagon, Harness, A good routs secured to the purchaser Lease of a five room House, Stab of Ground, at $15 per month. Pric half cash. or exchange for city pro 1-3t Corner of 7th and F sti OR BENT—PETWORTIi FARM, jnst ontsicls the turpoike gate.on the road leading from 7th street to Montgomery county, Md bounded by ther ad leading to ‘This farm is desirable for gardening purposes. “For farther articulars Inquire at 490 If street. north of Pat out omer, af Lovelock pm.y or at mizht. Posses sion given March 1.18% felatf "JAMES 9 OWLES, Property Agent. Foz RENT—Ati acres Home. ESPECTARLE ENGLISH WOMAN be die age wishes an ENGAGEMENT ful companion or attendant on a lady. or hous Keeper in a small family. Address B.B., St office, fe ids" ANTED—By_ 8 respec girl a SITU TION as chambermutd or as waiter in @ boarding house. Best of reterence given . address F.C., Star Office. GOOD GIRL WANTED—Awmerican. German, or Irish—to go West, as Nurse. Bost refe ences required. Call at 451 12th street, botwe: and H. ford at ANTED—A DAIRY MAN to stock one of the best dairy farms near Washington. or I will stock tho farm aud ec the milk at whoteeades, ‘A ress Box jee, stating namo anil ad- dress. wal mh felo tf | NOTICE.—An adjourned mecting of th MASTER PLASTERERS of the District efaGolobia will be held at the Merchant’ ix: change K om. on K street. opposite the Post i on MONDAY EVENING Ith lost mtTo-cloce Ul Master Plasterers are fnvited to be punctual fa atter dance. as the Conatitat: an be submitted for adoption. i Tae | _By order of the Chairman. fe 1s" ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION — GHANT CLUB of this District sillce, brate the Surrender of Fort Donelson on MONDAY FVENING at 73, o'clock, at Union League Hall, NT he followhy ers will add ne following *peakers w reas 2 Hoo Beare Ww one Hon" Ri igen. on. Wm Mi stewart, Hon’ Jol ‘orneys Hon. E.1i. Washburne, and others” The public are cordially invited to atten. by order of the Committee. fels at" EDWAKD AMBUSH, Secretary. lem LP THE ORPHAN. LECTURE For the Benefit beh Orphons of St. Joseph's a | GEN. JOAN TYLER. Jt i Street —CATHOLICITY AND PROTES TANTIeM IN RESPEOT TO Laws OF RCE. Which laws are now dethroning morals, sapping the foundations of sectet . wrecking the happi | nes* of the people subverting Republican In- s*itutions in the American worbi. asia the Roman world br fore the advent of chririiat ity at | CARROLL HALL. MONDAY NIG :T, Febraary 17 At Ts o'clock Movie by Grass Band Bongs by e Orphans. Tickets 50 Vents. fe 15-2 x COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUIL eS AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION CAPITAL STOCK, $2.090,000. NUMBER OF SHARES, 4000 VALUE OF EACH SHAKE, §500. MONTHLY DUFS ON EACH SHARE. vt Mret'ng—SECOND THURSDAY of cach month at Temperance Gall. Subscristions for stock received and copies of the consti‘ution gratnitously furnished by any one of | tho officers nr Directors | President—JOHN T GIVEN. Le phe FR tk & of Virgin Given ) Wth street. between D i Vice President—JOHN L PFAU. Treasarer's Office, Treasury De * | Treasurer—JOHN R-ELVANS. (JR. Elvans & Oo...) 309 Reba Wenne Secretary—G. ALFRED HALT, 300 Ninth street. Cros | THOMAS NORFLEKT. (Kucesi & Nortcet) hb street. 7 | ALBERT G. BALL Co! Col. WM ;ALFRED COORMAN will sraach spel. corner 31 apd._n>: tof Hill SUNDAY MORNING and + 26th instant. Bervices at 1 2 ae ST PUBVIC MEETING OF ST. PE. ‘B'S TEMPEBANCE BUCIETY will be hool house of Bt. Peter'y Parish. south, between 3d and 4th streets east. Y¥.the bth inet , at (Se m F Mc. ~ Enq , aud officers of the Socisty will | address the meetinz, __ 4-2t* ‘ST. PAUL'S P. E_OHUROH | (a -*™ PAVKSTweTON’ Be COURSE OF THREE LECTURES ILL BE sToTt s HALL, THUBSDAT, Fevreury In BISHOR CLARK rogreee se Suiyect: “rhe Law of Haman TRURSDAY, Febraary 20. Rev, A. N. JOHN Bb wi Brooklyn, eee a ition.” Admiasion to Sin) Le -ture.. Tickets to me Iebrown's, tomer the Hal Lecha Hh 352 PENN. AVENUE, WASHINGTOR, D. 0. Bi red "7 uments tor the production oti tow betta thet pupulat card tn the Bint ehplead the oot ae “es “__ JAMES F. Gipson. OF itrmcrseer, | AS EXTENSIVE SOOT AND SHUR HOUSE, Saar ane Mhar onthe beat guanere” "Bat Sher SRYENTH STREET, j scTig toorneouth of K and Northern fers, fos e ARM WANTED.—Anybody having a small FARM close to the city, good soil, avd ré wanted, a good Haycutter. second band. fe 10 it” GENTS WANTED Posts . “LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, By FRANK H. ALFRIEND, of Bichmond. This isa full and authentic history of thy [Life gpd Public Services of the great Southern lewier f. Altriend has enjoyed upusual advantages tn the preparation of this work. as will be apparent to allon examination. Send for apecimen py and Cireulars. with terms. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., hic Va’ fesimbaw* ANTED— AST-OF F CLOTH EW A ING. Watches. Diamonds. Geme, Revelvers. or any article of value, at the /Id-established firm of B. FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, S511 Ninth street, near Pennaylvauia avenuo, Singer Sewing Machine Agency. Ja 26-1" ANTED TO BUY_By WS. SUSTH, Laties? and Gentlemen's SKCOND-HAND ULOTH- ING. UNL ERULUTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, god SHORE: Se) de. at 284% 7th street beter cen L and M sireets north. N.U.—No matter how much they tinve been wor ja === LOST AND FUUND. FOUND TRESPASSING UPON THE raeM fees vccupied by the suberriber,ared HELE ER three yeare ol; tie end of one horn broken off; had rope on leg, The owner will come forward, prove roperty. pay charges, and take her away eis a J.W DAVE: LOCA DORA? SLERVE BUTTON. with tet 4 terS. in brillinnts.. The finder will be liberal- ly rewarded by leaving it at the office of Willsrd's "THE ORIGINAL FRANC felt OR BENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 7 roomsand cellar. 1th street, hetwoen P_andQ Etreets. Apply at No. 227, lith street fe 13 3t* 1; RE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE for $1:0. Apply at the northwest corner of 18th and E streets fe 13-3 [,OR RENT_A three story BRICK DWELLING on Bhode Island avenne. between Lith and 15th Inquire 187K 3 fel3-3t" A FOE, BENT HQUSE 7 proms. Tand ah tw F = 8 street; tw ay poe on. ‘nye R. ‘or sale— ain, Frame, 6 rooms ae Hain THUS, E. WAGGAMAN, fe 13-6 126 Pa. ave., bet. 19th and 20th, 2.000, AND §5.000 —Thy $1000, Sin oak On Biss secured hs deeds of trust on real estate. ats CHAS. A. SHERMAN fe 13-3 Corner 7th aud D streets, Fos BENT _ WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, By the Hight Week, or Month. for FIBST-CLASS PERFORMANCES ONLY. For terms, &c, =e W. L. WALL, fea22w corner Pa. ave. and 9th st. OB RENT OR LEASK—for three years. a GROCKRY STORE, with FIXTURES. Ap ply at the corner of 27th and K streets. fe FOE RYNT-COOMBS” HALL. known as Ton tonia Hall, with third story. centrally located on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and atrects; fitted up. Possession given immediately, Inquire sew. feli-im ANOE FOR 8B IN re or hern Liberty BILLIARD SALOON situated 356 7th st . between Massacha setts avenue, doing @ good buaines: Reason tor selling. the pyeristes: wishes to change business. Inquire on the premises. fo 11-6t* S95 CASH. AND $12 MONTHLY, ONTIL ® paid. purchase atwo story four room HOSE. now ‘ting for $10 per month, sitaated on the ailey between H and. T.wed 4%. Thad, STARE & METOALE, Corucr New York avenue fete ana’ ith street, RENT—Three story BRICK HOUSE. con taiving 13 rooms, with all modern improve nents. situated on H street. opposite Dr. Gurley’s Charel Posse: m given ist of March. Wanted to Fj chase for cash a SMALL TWO- STORY BOUER. Ina god location. ‘#6 500 to loan en good Oe oh SALE. Several enail HOUSES, Terms, Cash; balance in mont men STARR & METCALF, Roar folate fo 11-6t Cor. New York ave. and Isthet, - 5 rP s | #°0K RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, No. $52 on L ORaT wuutuge thet of rebrasce tis | FB thaet tatween ith nnd lat aiteaia weed owner will please some forward ce ortee, Nene Soom: wipes ove property ay charges. PETER McNAMAKA, corner ‘rien Street and Penusylvania THE ORIGINAL FRANO. QCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Ss COLUMBIA Notice is hereby g ven, that the limited parte heretofore existing’ between Bernard ai of Hi ames D. Hendley, Michael Groon, and David Mornson. in conducting the buriness of Keeping the Hotel known as the Kirkwood House, isthe city of Washington, D.C. was, on the soveuth day of February. A.D. ise, dissolved by mutual con- sent (Bigned) "D1. MORRISON. MICBAKL GREEN bE All persons having claime against or indebted to the eald frm win Sase call immediately aad ha th em adjusted by Inseca McOonell and B. Greene. at the vilice of the Kirkwood House. fols-lawa & HOUSEKERPERS WHO PU W CHINA AND CHASE OBOCKERY, GLASS WARE Will alws fiud at our store a large and choice se- Ro-auit all classes. from Hick iNet end Tea SETS toth Iection DE. OBAT SETS tothe ordinxry QUEENSWARK, cach grade being the best Of Vea kod know to the irad®, and marked oe ° 20) "Fine PLATAD WARE. on ALBATA. ish and American COTLEKY of the best WEBB # BEKERIDGE. Odd Fellows’ H: wenth Sires fe 15 6t FS SALE—A light BUSINESS WAGON wili Ve aoid to aethegwner bas ne furtuse tan forit. Inyuire at No. 250 7th st., betwoon Land M sts. fe 14-3t A ARE TEL aT Ea BOM RENE SS 7 Cuanues a. coprerr, 289 B STREET, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IW LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. FREE LUNCH served from 0X s,m. until 2 p Unter sania tate as ‘ibe VIRGINIA BPX tas Comea cia a aE oa ES SSENTIEL oo. ed Apply next door. diately FOE BENT—That four story BRICK HOUSE with store-room attached, situated No. 655 12th strect, near Penna. avenue, METOALF, t's Building, STARR & Ph fet Toth strect. corner New York FFICE ROOMBIT ¢ OFFICE ROOMS! For rent in my new building. corner New York avenue aud Isth street, sovereal BOOMS, muitable for offices or slecping apartments, Wor further par- ticulare inquire of GEORGE H, PLANT. Office room, 10 Plani’s Building, jn292w cor. New York ave, and lsth street, °0R RENT—Niccly furnished PARLORS and F ED BOOMS with with a . dso ob at , bet. C and Lac ave. et Sete {OR RENT—That beautiful and desirable RES- F'bance on the felgts of oer eee: merly occupied by Lient. Grant. sco al ns reautuce Which a One Pe al lefrenidences in the District. t destrabls tl |. For tculacsinguire of JOHN J BOGUE,” Real Estate Agent, Corner High and Bridge strests, we Georastown, D- 0, no 16-tf nN’ fine stock. at VALENTINE TENCE & NICHARDSON'S, ‘fels. 334 Penpsylvanta avenue ED) ING, INVITATION AND CARD EN- |G attended t Hy at Fe NOH e BITE EDSON’, fois © 334 Pen ven __THE ORIGINAL FRANC CE CLECULAR. ‘ASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN ICE CO. ‘Thankt pte of Washington fur the al: man siege they hate Btu tga Nicit thei e ot year “We shall distribute only the beat quality of Bos- W ea Bere ey tai Dantas shoe " eral ot ‘Our customers at ‘a uniform snd Teason We wing rules drivers: E Ghopiy your cunt ore early ib theday. 2. Use re wigan on ea ost 2 ni where re a ticket calls for a respectful fren aise od tive cloven rather a Give Pour agstomets ne Teeson whatever to fel4-im_ MR ehall_ ent not by remon strance mith rivera, at by them at rR S wee ntn siseibe only Northern Toe, our Wwill'wot be setbigh aa last years when der vering Potomac Ice. McLELLAN. | fe 1-tf President Tee Compa: Continuation of the Annual Olosing out sale. TALL i wineeE avons, ikon sri ‘AND. FANCY GOODS. — f ‘ED G00ps, = | VELVETS, fe. Medium DRESS GOODS, ot bait price, SHAWLS, very cheep. PROPOSALS Mtv arates MAILS. PENNSYLVANIA. Bogs Caries pei parae be ved at on dae Sp. m.of | for conveying the matis of i Juiz 1. 188. to June 3.1, ta th Btate yivenia.on the routes by schetule of ures and arrivals bereim speci © (Becisions announced by March %1, 188.) 1301 From Phils ‘eiphia, by General Wayne, Over brook, Cabinet, West Haverfori, Ralaor, 8 Eagle, Keesville, Paoli. Frazer, West taatag’ Pca, Seema’ Bt rdone ti Enterprise, Lancascer, f a. Mount Joy Garden, Elizabethtown, Mid: Leto: Spire. 'H % ville, Duncannon, Newport, Millerstown, St ico. Port Royal. i t Granvilic, MeVextowa, Newton, Haaiite Mount ta oat ston, Depot. Mill Croek. juptingd nm, Shayer’s Creek, Rarre Furgs Sprace Ureck, Birmingbam, Tyrone, tip ep, Rosaria. | Antestown.” Sabbath, Bt toons, Benn urnace, Galllty en Creston! Suomit® wemlock. Bosmac,, Will more, Summer Hill, Mineral Point, Gono. panel BE ig a, ey Lock po ion, “Bolivat,” Branch June tion, Hillside, Millwood. Braienvill>, La trobe, St Vincent. Greensburg, Penuis Sta tion, “Tinker Kun, Irwin's station, Lart merie Btation, Stewartaville. Cavettavilie Turtle Creck.” Braddock's Field, Wilkiay burg. and Wilkins. to Pittsburg, 3574 mile» ind back. by railroad, twice datiy. (or as fr> quently as cars are run. if required.) aud oye schedule satisfactory to the depart 1802 From Philadelphia, by Conshohocken, Norris town, Bridgeport, Port Keunedy, Valley Pompe, Phu-uixville, Moyers Ford, Limerick laseville, Umetend's, Baumstown,’ Birds oro’. Ector Btation: Reading ‘Pu mn eaport, lof ls, Shoemakereville Hampbarc, Port Clinton. Auburn, Lani a imgville, and Schuylkill Haven, te Potts “ile, 9 miles and back, by ratifond, twies daily, except Sunday, (Or as frequently a: cars are run, if reauited,) and by a schedu satisfact te the department. From Philsdelphie, by West Philadelphia Sta tion, pilose: Vakdale, Media. Glen Rid die, Lenni Mills, Glen Mills, Thornton, Chey nev. and Street Bond. to, West Cheater. 29. miles back. ice ex bel Tailrond. wud by sechedule sattefactors to the department. From Bhiladelphis. by Shoemakertown, Wa Pony Helehts“Fitzwatcrtown, White Marah. pper Dublin, Pendiyn. Gwyue nti Wales, New Harbor, Landedale. Matteld ders Station. Sclieraville, Wuakertown rebarz. centre Valley, “Leithsvitie. Hellertown, and tron Hill. to Bethlehem 54 19-10) miles and back, daily, except Sa: day. by railroad, or as ireunently as care rum. if revuired,) with @ branch by New Ge lena, Line Lexington.” Whitebalveitien ac New'Biitain. to Doylestown. 10 11-100 mile and back. daily except Sunday, by raitrond and by wscheunle satisfactory to the dupart ent 19% From Philadelphia to Norristown. 17 milesand back. -_ except Sunday, by railroad and by a schedule sacisiactury to the depart ment. 1906 From Philadelphia to Darby ,§ miles and back six times a week. by railroad.and by a sched ult sutisfactory to the department, 1807 From gerort. by King of Pruss Centreville. Chester Tas ern. and Exeter, to Downingtown. 2 mile and back, ix times a week by ratiroa: by @ echiednie satisfactory to the ment. : 1908 From Lenni Mills, by Sie “hedd’s For 7 Ivy Mills, Concord Hamerton.” Fairvilte vondale, West Grove New y except Suu day, ¢ ‘ond, aud by aschedule sati-fac tory to the depar 1909 From Hawley, by Fieid Bend an? Rowland to Lackawaxeu. 16 miles and back, «ix tines a week, by railroad, aud by a schedale patie factory to the deparument 1810 From Allentown, by Allentown Iron W Hokendaqua, Lehigh Vailey. Seigftied » Bridge, Laury’s Station, ton. Lehigh Gap, Parryville, Wetssport. Le highten, Mauueh Counk. Penn Haven. Kocl. Berk Hikory Raw, White Haven. Wright tlkesbarre, Plainvilie, Port Blanchard Pittsburg, to Juuetion with Lac Bloombsburg railroad, 95 mil twice daily exce; by railroad, aw by a schedule satisfactory to the department 181 From Penn Ha Bi Yatesvilte. Shy cept Sunday, by railroad, and by a Satistuciory to the depa 1812 From Perna Haven, by Weatherly, Ben ve jeadow, Jeansvillé ani Tresckow, to Ag dev ried. 17 miles and back. six times a wack by railroad by 4 schedule satisfactory to F oan Pots Ui sb Port 1818 From Pottaville, by Pos Middleport, aud T: miles and bac’ except Sunday hedule satisfactery id, Tama the deparimedt. 1814 From Fort Clinton, by New Bing: gna. Barnesville.” Summit Stat ‘ott's Greve, to Milton, 94.27-10) an! back, twice daily except Sunday, rd railroad and by a schedule satisfactory to the depart ment 1819 From Tamaqua, by Barnesville, Mahany town, Beaver Vuiley, Maineville, Catawiasa Rupert, Dauvil Ores 3 Saint Nicholas, voy Plain and Girard ville, to Ashland. 2) miles and back, six tine a week, by railroad, aad by a schedule satis fact. ry to the department 1816 From Hazleton, by Stockton, to Junotio: with Valley Railroad at Hazel Crook Beiies,f 1.) Smiles and back, six times « week, with @ branch to Eckley. 4uniles. sis times a week and back. and branch to Jeddo 2 miles, six times @ week and back. 1817 From Scrauton. by Lackawanna, Old Forge Luzerne, Pitteton, Wyoming, Forty Fort Kingston, Wi re, Ply mou Baoticoke, Huniock Creek, Shickshinny Bellard, Beech, Haven, Berwick, Willow Springs. Lime ' Ridge, 'Mifflinville, Eapy Bloomsburg. Rupert, Danville and Chalases to Nortuuml id, 501-10 miles fan back day week residue i isfactory to th 1818 From Scranton. by Pro: Peckville and Archbold, miles and back, six times a week, Leave Scranton daily, except Sun m, Arrive at Carbondale by 5.90 pm; Leave Carbondale daily, except Sunday, at s 2 ‘am: Arrive at Scrapton hy 9.36 am. From Great Bend, by New Milford, Montrose He repots “Oakley.” Hop’ Bottoms Nienot Pierceville, Factoryvilie, Waverly, Tettes Hollow, phreysville, Clark's Green. Scranton, Dunn Moscow, Sand Cut hanna Mills jount Ploawant, Oak Station, (no,) Henrysville Stroudslarg, Experiment. ML Water Gap, Slateford Portl: . Columbia Delaware Station, Bridgeville, Oxford. Wash ington ul Changewater to New Haupton as often as Cars are run. road, and by a schedule satisfacto departme 189 From jomsburg. by Covingtou, Mansfeld Lambs’ Creek. Tioga, Mitchell's Creek,Law renceville, Lindlestown and Erwin Centre to Corning, #) miles and back, twelve thues oe nd by a schedulesatisfactory to the ertment Branch to Fall Brook ,7_ mile ix ‘imes a week; branch to Morris Ran, « miles, six times Frost Wilkens rom MM Kinu, Bodlnsevitic. haleton, Nearing Brant Canton, Alba, Granville. Summit. Troy ©. lumbia, Cross Koad Snedekerville, South Creek, and Fassett, to Elmira. 77 miies wad back, twice daily except Sunday, by railroad ard by aachedule satisfactory the depart m: 1822 From Sunbury, by Northumberland, Chil quaaaes, Lewisturg. | Camerouia,” Milto te ‘Deer Millx, Watsontown, Dewart Montgomery's station, Muncy Station, Mus. cy, Williamsport, Newberry, Linden, Fert McKihattai vill Leb . Rene . Weoet Round Irland, Sinnamahoning. Se Pine Street. Sterling, Bun, Cameron, Empo rium, Keech wood.” Rethiun, Henvinger Ridgeway, Wilmarth, Wilcox, ‘Kane, shef- field Depot, Sheffield’ Wost Shetieid, War ren, Irvine, Youngsville, Pittsfield, Garland, Spring © Corry, vell’s cord Station. Ui : ad Sr mane, to ep epartinene: 23 by 8s a ° ven Face “Gatherer on, by Bindto ‘aud Limestone’ to Carrolito apd back, aaily except Su From Skegone Joncicn to Shawmat, 114 and back, daily except Sunday, by rail: and Uy" schedule satisfactory to the é. Tiatou ry Sahay by raliroad. nd by s scheduie to the department. Lag heed a rr mouth. tc Mi 52 end back, six times: eek. by railroad, - x eeeegn? in due connec: Wille, Fal 1 back, day Be lute Line to Hagers sand Hy except Studay, by railroad. aud by a schedule satisfactory to ort re Bantiegten. by McVoanclistown, Creme, Run.Cove Station Saxt »n, Hopeset!. Oy pher’s Cut Joan's ranch, and Bioc’ Kus to Mount Dallas Ste thor ( 4 ns 1 Geeots Mile, re. nt and back. dsily im) bei rallro: og Oy & ~che tn! to the de partmen 1898 From Altoona. by Bl vosado.to Hollids Wm'les aud back dai y except se road and by agchedale salistactory to th one nt roma Grewwon to Ebenaberg. 12 miles and back twice da: y excerpt fu: and by a scacdale tory to the de, artment Newbarg, telicfonte, Bel in. Howard. Beech Ureek, n, to Lock Ha Biles and back daily except Sanday aed and by a achedul sfactory to the J riment ‘rom Blairsville, by Livermore Tonnelton, teburg. ‘onlport, Biskimivitas, Apel», burg, Schenley Station, Freeport. Na frome, Tarcntum, Serine ale. Harmarvilir. louston. Etna, mesne and Alleghany. to Pittsburg. 645 10 miles ad back daily ex Cxpt runday, by railroad. and by a schedule Ae) the department Be From Washington, ‘Te: Ee ville, Coon Isinnd, Weat . Grove Triasdelphia and Elm Grove, to Wh. ing, 32}; miles and back daily except Sund by raiiread. and gy a schedule satisfactory the dey it. 186 Fr'm Pittsburg, by Soho, Port Perry, Mc Keesport, Boston, Rakin, Duucan. Kobbius, Johorany. Sucersville. West Newton, kite ents bear Jacobis Creek, Borrvopolie. ad ‘East Liberty, Broad Connelie. villeand Dunier to Uniontown Tt miles and k.datly except Sunday. by railroad, and schedule fatisfactory to the depart at. 1844 From Pittsburg. by White Ash, Hultow. st ‘¥'mo, Perpassus, Burrell, 1 See Kitesnta. Watson's. Ferr: ‘Sunday by railroat : jay. by railront, a achadulenstiviactory to the departen at, anch June ion. by Blairsvilie, Black Station and Phillips’ Mills, to Indiana 20 m:les and back, duily. by railroad. and by ‘a schedule satisfactory to the d=partient 15466 From Meadville, by Shaw's Landing.Co-hran tom, Utica, Frankli Keno. t= O11 City department ut. 187 From Corry, by Stewart. oie tig fuer’ Station. Contreville, Steuben. (hi Creek, Titusville. Meredith. Dennison Sher man Wells and Pioncer. to Petroleum Centre & miles ana back twice daily exorpt Sunday. by railroad. and by a schedule satisfactory to the department 188 From Corry. by Union Mills, 0: Miller's Station. Rockdaw, V geretowo. Mendvilie. Suiion'’s Ce Stony Point, Fallow Field. Adam«vil!. vard. Green Rurghill, Bazet Freedom Station venna Akron. New Portage, Denni Burbank. West Salem. Ash! sor, Ontario, Galion, © Trbann. Tee Mont, Springfield and Osborne's, to Diy ion 825 miles and back. daily, except. Saviat or more frequently if cars’ are run, by rail rowd. and by a schedule satisfactory to the department ‘This route covered by ronte 998. Ohio 1609 From New Onstle. by Cross Unt. Moravia Irish Bipple aod Rock Point. to Hon-wood 15 miles avd back,dailyexcest Snod raflroad.and by a schedule -atisfactury to the department (er more frequently if care ar rap itrequired | Miles Grows by intes, Elk Creek. Lun Lane, Albion ring, Conneaut ville neville Station. ** Jamestown. Greeny r im Harvor Rridee.to New Castle 53 ai daily. except Sunday, by railro edule xalisixctory to th © frequently if cars are Far: 74 100 m back. twice daily except Sanday. by r in close connection with trains en ¢ Railroad. by a schedule satiafactor; partment. required ) 150 From Petroleum Centre, by Tar Rouse ville, to Ol City, Port Perry. Coal Valley ort, West Blize Flizal, Coal Blut Monopgahela Cry Lock No 4, Wester, Bel ‘Cooks Bellezani, Pike Ran, Cali sulle Mount Airy. ‘Frederic boro, Rice's Landing, Davidson's Ferr. Gray’s Landing. and New Genev. Greensbors, 55 miles and back, éaily ex Bunday. by’ steamboats during navigation and three times a week the residue of the year Leave Pittsburg daily except Sunday at So w Arrive at Greensboro by Spin Grecneboro daily except Sugday at #15 Ffom Pittsburg, by Davishure. Mek Spm trips te be on Monday, Wedue-das and Friday from Pitsburg. and from Ureces bore en alternate 1890 From Philedelphia. by Upper Darby. Haver ford Ney ton Square, Edvemont, W 1d Milltown, to West Ci ack. three tiiuese week a Tuesday, Thereday and and P. t Chester bs 8 pun; a ter Monday, Wednesday and t Philadely lpm ima,to Howellville, 5 Les a week. ve Glen Kiddle daily except Sunday at 10:25 am it Howell ville by 11:40 am; Howellviile daily except Sanday at 11:40 Arrive at Glen Riddle by 12:35 pm 1882 From Glen Riddle to Village Green, 2 miles and back. six times a week Leave Glen Kiddle daily oxcept Sunday st 9.25 a Village Groen by 9.55 8m; Green daily except Sunday at n Riddle by Media to Marple 4 tines a week 0 Sam 3% miles and back, by 2 pm © Marple Tuesday, Thurelay and Sater- day at © Arrive nt Media by 10.0 m 184 From Cheyney to Thoriton, 4 miles and back there thurs a week : Leave Cheney Monday, Wedvosday and Sat urdsy ai em; Arrive at Thornton by 11 a.m. Leave Thornton Monday. Welnesday and Sat ordsy ats 90mm; Arvive at Cheyney by 930 8m Westchester. by Goshenvitie and Sa gartowm, to Paoli, 2 miles and back, once @ vek Leave Westebester Turad Arrive at Pach by 12 mm: Lenve Pach! Tuesday at 2pm: Ariive at Weet:bester by 8 pm 1886 From Westchester, by Marshalltown, Embre ville, (nionville, Doe Run and Gam Tree. t Loch ile, 20 wiles aud bach. three time- a week Leave Westchest Tharaday we at Cochin: ville by 3 pm. xe Cocbrausville Monday, Wednesday and ridays Sm it Westchester | 2m. 187 From Westchester to Downingtown, 7 miles and back. «lx ines 4 week Leave Westchester daily except Sunday at 3 it Downingtown by 5:40 pm; wningtown daily, except Sunday. at atSam; Tuesday aud 8 From Dovpingtown, by Guthriesville, Bran. " dywine Manor, Rockville, Hopey Brook and feartown to Bue Ball, 22 miles and back, three tim week wn Tuesdsy, Thared: ind Seturdey. after errival of cars trom Phila grees is tlh sw rrive at Blue ¥ m: day. Wednesday, and Leave Blue Bail M Friday at 63) am; Arrive at Downingtown in time to connect with cars for Philadelphia—say py 10 a m 1889 From Phoenixville, by Kimberton, Ches’er Eprings Wert Vincent, Mare, Morgantow, Chur htown, and Goodville, Blue Bail, ‘Side miles and back, three times a week, with three additional trips. to Chester’ Sprinxs r A ‘Tuesday, Thursday, and by Saint Mary's. Saint and Vincent. to Pheraix- ville, 20 miles and back, three times a werk. except Sunday at 9 daily EJ Prive at Fairville daily except Sanday at 11:3 and - spree rei Cotc Sarena tures * Leave P-nningtonville Wednreday and 5 Leave P. amin Saturday atte ve At KIord day at] pm he wd, Qolorain a, xi Shade, to Uak Hill ® miles aud in te tit eat m, ak Hil by 4pm ‘Oak HIM Turedas nod Pridey at at Penningtonvitic by ap Aes 1395 From Unionville t: Londen | smi ont aa es 7 Leave Unionville Tee Os). Thursday aps a. ‘orday att pm ar and Bas {itive af Lond’ Grov. by tym. ave m Grove Tuceiny Thorsday Saturda: apend Arrive Chandlers Leave Avondale Weonesday » 98 194, miles and back. © . nton by 1 pm Stanton Wednesday and Saturday pm Arrive at Avondale by 8 pm. From +tk View. by N don, KemMes Vide. Stricker el lant Newark. 12 miles aud back. ix times « we, Betwoon Bik Vi ad New font conn with mail train by aeche Anctory to the postmaster at N: Lease New Londen dail) exe 14.0 werk Leave Oxf rd daily exerpt Sn Ar Peteree Creek OF sp Leave Peter's Creek daily except Sunday at Arrive at Oxford by 12 m Leave Westchester Monday Arrive at Birdshoro by 4pm: Leave Rirdsboro Tuesday, Thursday, and Set Arrive at 193 Fiom Oxford to Nottingham, 25 miles Leave Oxford Tucaday, Thareday From Winchester, by West Whiteland. 1) ville. Uwehland, Wallace, Log. Bias Kock. and Greiger' Mills. to Birgabor>. 29 miles sod bark. three tines awoek Wednenday Friday. at 7 om. aaa ‘urday. at hester by «p 4 and Sater back, three times @ Week day. at 2 Bm Arrive at Nottingham by 3 pm, Leave Nottingham iuesiay, Thursday Leave Leopard deli ex frie Reeavitie Ayelvo ot Leopard ty 00m. 106 From ‘Kennett, Sycare Leave Kennett Square daily, excep: Sunday, + Arrive at Unione tle by 11:39am Arrive at Kennett Sai 1908 F a Ar Leave Pinevi Leave Shoemakeriown daily except Sunda; at Ar Leave New tic Arrive at Sb 109 From Nor: ist ¢ Norristown Tavsday, Thursday and sat y at Sam; at Barren Hill by 9:3) am; Leave Barren Hill Toeelay, Thursday and §. Arrive at Norristown by 1am 1910 Fr pm Arrive at Phowinville by 7 pm Leave Pheenixvilie Tuesday. Thursday Saturday at 5:90 8 mi: ve at Jeffersousiile by 70am s by Je@ersonviile. Eagio . Trapse. Limerick, and to Pottstown. 193 miles nud + Amd three Thursday yn Sat- Arrive at Pottstown by 4 pm. Leave wn Mouday, Wedaesiay and Fri- day atean Arrive at Norristown hy ts Leave Norristown Monday, Wedne=!y and Arrive at Norristown by 9am. 195 From P at Long Swamp by 5 pm Leave Long swamp Tucrd y and Saturday at 4:50 pm; Arrive at Colebrook Date by 7 pm: Leove Colebrook Dale Monday, Wednesday and th 194 From Po! sville. New Hon- Arrive at Pott Is rom Line Lexis 196 From hurih Wales Ville. Summeystown, and Palm. to Nereford three times aw ‘om. Arrive at Bine Rell by 9am: Leave Bine Bell datty except Sunday at Gan: Arrive at White Mareh ee Wis From Zeiglersviile. by Frederick. Douglass, Cilebrook Dale Clayton, to Hereford, tack twie a week 0 Alriveat Bereford by 5 pm Arrive at Zeigh 9 Ant Leeve hmaus W wsany and Saturday at 5 Bm; Afrive st Summestown by 10 pw. 1920 From north W-les by Onion Ry . Fran- conta, and Tylereport, to Te ile, @ Arrive at Shoemakertown by 8am 1905 Fre ort timer a work 16 miles and back cece Leave North ¥ ales Saturday at 6am; frstvest RE hy Leave Trumbaure jarday at 1p am; Arrive at North Wales by 6 “ 1921 From Jeti reopvilie. and Saturday ot 9m: tUxtord by 5p ato Receriite,? miles and pack, six times & week Sunday. at am om, except Sunday. at 915 wwille by s eeville dat? Unionvitte, ¢ mit ‘and tack. six times a werk hac at 0:30 am, © Unionville daily, except Sunday at 8 om; am Avondale, by Chatham Londo: W ek to Chat twice a week the residue. schedul econbection with toad tran of tue post makertown by Huntington ¥ Daviaville, Hach 1 maile Sorrel Hon Poun’s Park. to Piueviil #1x Limos a week Leave Shoemakertown daily. exeort Sco $ me vent Pi ington mineter Hartsvilie inogham and Bride Latioske. to Ne Riles and tack. six cimes aw Warm ‘at New Hope by 8pm daily excest Sunda, ats aber 5 6 age h Meeting. t yas bace, thi am; » own and Pl Barren Liill,6 miles sod ree times a week urday at 945 8m Norristown, by Penn Square. Cortes Square, W tor. Skippack. Lede Salforanville. ty summeyiowa. 1) < back thier times «week town Te Thureday and Sat- ney town umestorn Mow: ville Tuesday, Thursday sod Sarurday al Friday at 08 m, at Trappe ty 1 pm: ¢ Trappe Tuesday, Thuredey and © tur. ato am, tetown Torsday, Thursdsy « arrival of mail trom deadic the “ 0 Boyerstown, 1 Bat- ‘Thareday, awd Eaturce: at; am: - jown by 9am. gton 9 Hilltown, Moyers Magereville and Applet Vatley, 2055 mies and t Lin’ Lexington Monday, Wednesday, iday at 1p erate be 2 “tie tA hes Ret Bul. Pennshore » By miles and back, daily exeypt Sanday ats e North Wal reville Tursday and Saturday att we Bereford M. vcdny lie by 7 om Semone town, by H ville, Gery's, nsack. Dillingerstille. und Vers Orns. ts ue. 3: Miles and back twhor a week Dumpeytown Wednesiay and Saturday nt Rmaus by 12m: 4 Friday at 3.300 on; ™ a week. Providence: ‘ . ee