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Increase ...... 250,6 or 9.55 per cent.
The rate of increase in Scotland has, therefore,
been less by nearly onethird than in the more
southern portion of the island.
POPULATION OF THE ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS.
In 1851. 1895
In 1871. ............... l24,0i0
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Add the number for the previous twenty. six
years. and We have grand total of 2, 5S6 0lS per-
sons who have been banished from Great Britain
to find the food which the landlords of Grea.
Britain could not grow, and which they would not
permit be imported until famine was in the land
and revolution was threatened.
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people to the Roman hierarchy. BUTT would have
no such effect; to the English Catholics he woald
immediately become a mere foreigner, and il would
only inveterate the evaporation of the English
Protestants The successor Of Pho Nono will there
fore, undoubtedly be an Austrian or at all events
a creature OF Austria, and (Which now is the sams
thing) OF Russia too. II is not at all unlikely and
even is highly probable, tina. the desire OF the
heart OF the present Pope to withdraw from the
cares, perplexities, and incongruties Of religious
monarchy, has only been hitherto postponed in
view OF she succession, and at the instigation Of
Aust ia, SO long as French power and influence
predo ninant at Rome. Hence the necessity as
his desire and even his sense of personal safety be-
comes the stronger, that the French occupation
should be superseded by that Of Austria hence the
movements now in progress of action.
Europe and America will now, for some time to
come, direct the telescope with great
interest upon this little spot Of the world this great
city, the nucleus, probably, of events to happen,
viii ch will deeply affect the interest and fate OF all
nations. 1t is field, however, which will not bear
close microscopic examination. Look out for
astounding news by the two or three next steamers
Great follies are undoubtedly often perpetrated
by some Of the American State legislatures, which
bring rdcule upon the Legislators, but believe
never has the world seen or heard folly equal TO
that which has been committed by the British Par
Lament, in an act passed some time back, and
which it is now sought to repeal. The title of the
act in question was Gan act to shorten the lam
guage of acts Of Parliament" Ii enacted that,
whenever she" was mentioned in any act it should
also signify she, and that the word GO one" should
be construed to signify many The literal effect of
this, as it was remarked on the motion to repeal,
was to make the women voters we'll men, as
it is enacted in the Reform bill, that " he" who
pays certain amount OF rent should be entitled
a vote. Another effect was that, whereas it is
enacted that the income tax should only be in force
for year. by this law it is made to be in force
for many years. Nothing more absurd could have
been rerpetrated than such act in fact, act
to mend the foolish acts of foolish men and make
them good and wise acts. After this, the British
Parliament cannot Law claim more good SENSE
than any assembly of the veriest back ~oodsmen
Well was it said by Cicero, believe, % Tea guam
tptd soYient regHr Ma,Ntas % "Alas! what
fools rulers and legislators are % w.
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Increase. ......... 1856, or 1853 per cent
In these small islands, therefore, the rate Of in
crease has been nearly one-third greater than in
England.
POPULATION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
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aoco riding to the treaty of 1878, q complete indie
pendence had been granted 1t was runored that
the intention Of the Senate Of that city was to
immediately place Hamburger under the protection
of England, for it is we'll known that Great Britain
enteItains large business with this free port.
IL is said that the Emperor Of Austria and the
Gear of Russia have decided that they would meet
again at Olmutz during the month of August.
1t is also reported that Nicholas had promised the
old party Of the conservative Hungarians, to rein
tegrate the country into its organi, laws, and to
give it constitution and a king. This news must,
nevertheless, be confirmed, for it would change alto
gether the politics of Europe. Austria would also
be obliged to abandon Italy, and such disnteres-
edness seems almost incredible.
The German Diet is really constituted at Frank
fort-on the M Ain, and its proceedings looked at
with much interest. The formation of the army
is one of its latest votes and it will consist of body
Of l25,OOO men, concentrated on the shores Of the
Rhine, to protect Germany agains; all evolutionary
attic npts.
At Szegedin, in Hungary, Frenchman, named
Lapierre, was arrested for distributing incendiary
prints. Another person, New Yorker by birth,
named Charles Brace, was also seized and accused
of being spy, sent by Kossuth to Grosswardin, Ito
excite the country to Instruction They were both
to be judged by court martial.
M. de Bearn has just been named attache of the
embassy Of France to the United States, at Wash
ington. Is. IL. X.
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The Census OF Great Britain.
THE INCREASE OF POPULATION IN ENGLAND, SCOT
LAND, AND WALES PROBABLE DECREASE IN
IRELAND.
From the Liverpool Mercury June 20.]
Although the census taken recently as
the 3l,t Of March last, the Regstrar-general has
promptly gratifed public curiosity by issuing q
gross return of the population Of England and
Wales, of Scotland, Of the islands in the British
seas, and Of London. We subjon the results az
compared with 1871, in brief and Ineligible
form
POPULATION OF ENGLAND AND WALES.
March 81, 1851 .... 1885, SSl
June T. 1871 .... l5.9II7 1871
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Increase. i, yDl, OH or I21S per cent.
Making allowance, therefore, for the anticipation
by two months OF the expiration of the decade,
the population of England and Wales may DO SAID
to have increased, during the last ten years, by
least two millions of souls
POPULATION OF SCOTLAND.
In 1851. ........... 2,S70,7S4
In 1871. .............2 ,620,IS4
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LoSpo, NOISY MAsxrr, June 20 one oclock-The
Bourses have during the present week shown
more animation, both respects business and prices
than for long while past. The general tendency IL
upwards, and in the principal stocks rise Of per
cent has occurred frebch Rents have improved
IN FER cent, and Austrian per cent. whist Peruvian
BONDS have been extensively operated In, and per
cent higher than ON the Amsterdam Exchange.
The kpglish stock market II steady this morning at
the closing rates 81 yesterday, and business remains
rsiatvciy inactive Consois are goI to hve-eghths
div Tor the opening reduced three per cents 81 one
eighth; Lew three and quarter per cents ys TO one
.itlib; txcb.qucr bils Az. to I5s prem.
1le general tobe Of tn. market has been heavy all
tie week and iron IN present aspect there appears lit
tie Irst,.t ~ much yeme1t for the better The
fycuatioR In prices since last week has been just quar-
ter yer cent There u l.ts firm fee ling IN tine foreign
stck market to-day, the prizes Of Mexican, BuenOs
tys and Peruvian being all lower, aud the tendency
ttl IsLsr dovnYsds for the hTst and last naIpd VI
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Academies for instruction Of common .ehooI

Academies for instruction OF common school
teachefs. 9,oS ~
For dimnuion In the loans under foreclosure Of
WOHkbkc l'V' ~
~
Forecoslycs u Mortgage hc several COusfcf bg ~
CoMmissi0neys Of hs United States Deposit Faad
The following is n list Of mortgages under fore
closure Of which the premises were bid in Tor the
State, and remsined unsold by the Commissioners
of the and Office, on the 3Olh September. 1850:
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Debt of,he Fund on The soth Sept 1894 70
To the above is to be added the stock subse-
auently issued to the creditors Of the Wateryliet
Bank, amounting to 1924 7s.
The contributions to this Fund. bv the sevarsI
banks are pledged for the payment Of the interest
and principal Of the above stock The following
statement shows the amount annually payable on
or before the LIST Of January up to the time of tho
exniration of all tho cba..a-. '-~ ~ w.
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See statement C for the increase and dimlnu-
ton Of the capital of this fund
wa REVENUE
Balance in the Treasury on The ooIh sepIenooe[,
lS49..s....s....,.sss 49, =. t'N-''S- ~ ~
Amount received into the Treasury dur
ing the year ending Suin OF Sept 1881; 40, ooo 80
(See Statement A)..........s...'''' <ooesV 20
Amount transferred from the General
Pnnd Revenue for interest on money
In The Treasury, during the year, per 1855, .,
chapter $50 laws Of lsi9..'.''. I@''Ol D. es ss -
Amount paid out OF the Treasury dur
ing the year ending 3oth OF Sept 1880 49, 90, d.
fSee State nent b)..'.: - ;o-''t'O ~
Amount transferred to the Bank Fund,
for interest on COmptrollers Bonds
due at the time Of transfer OF said 800.
bonds 10 TINS 'unu - $4,000 Os
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STATE Stock.
certi6cates Nos 20 and 49, Astor
s.0IA e4l7S5 81
Certificate No. ], ChenGngo Canal
loan redeemable let January, lf5l, ...o -
6 per cent. ........ ........ SViVVN "
Certificate No $50 loan for rebuilding
he Chemung Canal feeder locks,
redeemabe lsl January 1861, per $500.
cepf............s..ss ifft' ~
Certificate No l. State stock, issued
ner char. 4S3. laws OF 1917, receem- - "a
Able lst January 1885, per cent. looOoo w ooe "a
ConpfYoAST'I bends.
Arronpt OF boIds issued FOR oaIsi 10
Treasury, payable on demand es.,,e,s,o
per cent. ..'..'s -, .. - ~4~''''~
Amount Of bonds Nos ), T. b, 3, IS
ssse peI p les. per cent s2oSOO 90
Balance due on bonds, issued 10 the
CoIece Of Physicians ard Sur,
icons New-YoIk, the payment or
which has been assumed by the 80. 81.
trustees Of mon Colegeo pr eenI A''o AZ 90, oai IS
Bank stock: ,,,- .
One lhousasna sns sn II w . 'l $1,000 %
pany a 3, < - T-eosarv .......... l52,l79 IS
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80 - 7tS SInIflDsl- 70 y
The following is a statement of the amount that
mas oeen charged upon the Bank Fund for the re-
demption Of bills and payment of debts If the
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE,

CoxyrRotLER's OTFIcE, ALBANY, Jan. 7, 1881;
DH: lhave the honor herewith to transmit 20 sle In
hure The Annual Report prepared by my predecessor
Office exhibiting the condition Of the hnanceS a. INC
" fss veJy respeefclly your obedient serv
ia~' ''' PH C. FULLER. ComPHohef'
To the Hon. TIE SPEAKER Of The Assembly,. yozx.
CoNPTRoLLERs OFFICE, ALBANY Dec 49, io''
To THE LEGISLATURE The ControheI' "a oOe-
aience 10 chapter $780, laws OF ls4,, mas the houor
10 submit 10 the Legislature the iouo"ihS I'cPol''
exhibiting the state OF the treasury anu sn1
ition of the funds at the termination OF tne hscai
wear which expired Sept 80 Ie1O.
The several funds belonging to this State, an &C
aunt Of which is presented Ia this Report are the
General Fund the Canal Fund, the Literature
Tund. the Common School Fund, the United
States Deposit Fund, the Sinking Funds, estab
kshed for the payment of the public debt the Bank
Fund, and certain Trust Funds, to which refer
epce will be made.
GENERAL FUND.
REvENUK.
Balance In the Treasury on the Soth
Of September, :.SlSN9 -
Amount received into the Treasury
on account Of the General Fund,
during the year ending Both sept - 80. 81.
1850 tsee statement A.. $3.50. 75lST 30
Amount tran sferred from the General
Fund Sinking Fund, for interest on
moneys advanced from the Treasu: 1000
~ 20 meet the demand on that fund 6,7b II
Amount transferred from the School
Fund for bonds for lands received
during the year, belonging to the
General Fund. and transferred TO .
the School Fund ................. S,bol %
Amount Of warrants drawn or the
Treasury remaining unpaid on the -
30th Sept l85Q................... III VI 49,, A., -
Amount of warrants drawn on the
Treasury account Of the General
Fund, during the year ending SOth 100 -.
Sept. 1850, (see statement b.. S8V7,SW "
Amount transferred 10 the following
funds for interest Treasury de-
posts viz:
School Fund S1270l 81
Bank Fund ............... 6ZZ 40
u. g. Deposit Fund ........ 1880 90
Amount transferred to the General
Fund Sinking Fund, for interest on
State Stock paid from said fund.-. LOIS &C
Amount of warrants drawn the
Treasury, which remained unpaid
on the Soih Sept l8i9............, lf3 IS 80. -, o
Az 9t 90
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For The Weekly rTioshe
STORM on THE COAST.
AZ cyo RgBIETGH.

az GEo BuRLEIoH.
w,rp long unsuations, tina, heave IKE the ne&'' u
eepes, surge upon surge, the great pulse Oh 'u'
~.' -. LANCER.
eosnss eagerly shifting the rocks IN MS 'e''IO.9
The jar Of the granite Just 'e' IN ''e tramp u
coming,
,,, ,he ,remor Of courage set firm for the onset :
". .houh see the long lines Of the waves madi'
sinking the hedges,
Ia, sand to their charges BIKE yalor anmo'eo ~
S..,,,,,,on lrocks they retire
Zee the foam Of their champing as crosnea o
In loud murrnurs drowned by the rush OF 'nen "-'N
eompeer, ,o,o the same
Who trample them downward ana ha'''
overwhelming.
The ,ky darkens down Ike sco"' ." VIZ
sAo'a- back with proud gloom Of sallen
The sea ans" thunder,
.s,,, Grand as the Fiend yet untamed oil tne
n. loud flashing surge roars alofs Ike me CIV "
his vengeance =,
The sea-sulls hang screaming away Oh INC sam -
the tempest, - -
To the eve ike the shreds OF SAIL lha' ID 'oI" W VIC
TO ,Aa ear like the shrek Of the agonized seamen
tGehenna.
Ard w,,d,y they futter like souls IN the plas's o.
How earelessly swing the curl OF the hofr'0'e
breakers
The sea birds, rejoicing as if they were KIN 70 the
ING [billows,
Nov hurled TO the clouds the spire ofthe pyramid
Nov plunged to the gus by the rehuent sway OF 'he
waters,
uphsrned in the dash which had cruShea 'he s'os'
vessel to spnnters
40 the weak by their weakness are spared "hen VI
mighty are ruined
The boom Of the far waves, hurled SHOCK upon
shock TO the battle,
Comes .huddering through the loud burst OF 'hs
so"'e' on.nss;oo [muskets.
A.e.nnon roar hrobs in the close crash OF 'oieyhe
On ALI the ve1ed deep tumult with roch, WIN
and water,
ta 1.-The NAMED air is roar OF ncessant coihmo"oh'
Are there spirits abroad with their shreKs s'afnis
earth and the heavens
Az. these the white arms Of the skeleton bands oil
- metal
Tossng ND through the molten aoysses oil dlcnyhiseu
With their groans with their shrieks and the ctssh
of their neshlcss embracings'
q Terror how hardly the Wise can be calm IN ais
knowledge, tiess cni'le'''
When thy yas,ltude looms his path with ats shape
How easy the Rude, overwhelmed oy my omhii'''u
n,.s.ncs Imonium
Gan people with demons his terrified souls Pande'
put the ear OF the Trusting hears only the psalm OF
p,oc,es,ion. llasting
The flow and the refux which 'iorate In he ever
His eye sees alone the n,wining ofharmonized forces
In the dash and reco and the whirl OF the weterng
waters.
Ssaeoaaet, r T.
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Arrive Of Florence days by 8pm;
Leave Florence every Monday and Friday at s q m
ss4 Prom w..sias,os. By Buffalo W.., Mddl.,own,
pss:s osis Nv VAR %i:sss
and Cold Spring, to c.di1, 4s miles and back three
Law Washington every Monday Wednesday, and
Arrives c.dl same day. BY s,pm;,
Ar ~ s !, " ..hins,on sam. day, by spm.
3AS From Washington, by Charters, Cross Creek, e.
Ssr,vI'e, and Cherry Hill, to s;suGenvll., (ohio,)
. miles end back, once week.
Arivs Al Steubenvils same day by5pm;
Lave B.subenvllc every Friday at s. m
Arrive at Washngton came day by 3pm.
q EiaasSg Mix, x%iiy, md ': fsa-&ii Sp' to
Waynssburg, 3s miles and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Saturday at Gam;
I..v. .yn..buw sssry wednesday at Gam;
ss7 From Washington 70 Tayors,own miles and back,
Leave T.yior.town every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrisc /, Washington same days by 3pm;
Law Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
Arfiys l, T.yo.,own sam. days by s,pm.
F,s% rdS Ss ~ R A.s'ny Daqus.os Bakers.
Hsrihtek EIeh.ng.vilIe,. cpa.rd. Me.dvile,
miles and back daily
Lave Phsbug daily at9am;
'HVe :. Mercsr same day by 10 pm;
Lave Mercer daily at m
AfFits q Erie same day by 7 pms
Lave Erie daily al a m EST
Arrive Of Mercer day by l2p
Lave Mercer daily at I'M 80
Arrive a Pirtsburg same day bye pm
$50 From Pttsburg, by Herriotsvle and C,nnon.burg
#ts to Washington, 26 miles and back daily .
Leave Psburg daily at g.
Arrive n Warrington same day by I'm;
Leave Washington daily at pm;
Arrive At Pi,tsburg same day by pm.
Proposals. to extend this route from Washington To
Wheeling, Iva , and to run by proposed schedule
that will facilitate the great mail Tor Wheeling and
points bsyond, will be considered.
$50 From Pitsburg, BY Tempernncevle, Remington,
Fayss.s, Shsnd, North Star, Bavinxton, Flor
enes, Paris, and Holidays Cove, (Va.,) to Steu-
bsnvlls, (Ohio) Al miles and back, times a
week.
Efem la Jans 10 la November.
Leave Pittsburg daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive Al Seubenvie same day by4pm;
Lave Sseutenvlle daily except Sunday after arr-
val Of Whesl'ng mail, say 3 m,
Arnvs q r'sburg same day by II pm.
E}sr la November 10 l,t Junx
4sAss Pitsburg daily except Sunday al g am,
n Nave q Stsubsnviis sams days by q PM n
As t4nys bsubenvi|s daily except Sunday a, g m:
xfTivs At Pittsburx same days by M
aesl Frs0 P'ttseurg, BY Ansxsny, West MsncAsstsr
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IL
Bridge, Black Bird Smyrna, Dover, Camds
Canterbury, Fredrica, Milford, and Milton,
Georgetown, SO miles and back, six tu,ss . W.
with six times week branch from Milford
Cedar Greek and Draw Bridge, 10 Lows "a All
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday affair arm
of Phiadsiphia mail, say at l0I am; -
Arrive At Milford same days by iQ . m;
Leave Milford daily except SaAday At q m;
Arrvs at Gcorsstown same days BY San;
Leave Gcorgetown daily except shaasy Il ! , a,
as soon a. Snow Hill mail hasl armed, or
changed Kft 4iIeS g4HdaHts 10 3yllYB
Arrive al Milford SANE days by 81 m;
Arrive at Wilmington sext day in lima 70 oouna
with Philadelphia ears, NY BY PM
Schsd1isJv Drs~eA Ssvsies.
Leave Milford daiIy sxespt sundsy SIAN;
ArIiv. !! Milford sAms dsys Il ,i.ss . ssas.. u
10, the Wilmington mail ssy BY Up ny
sol From WiimiaE'on . Nevs.'sls sx raii.s I'd III
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday !. q /.
LI.y. Nsxs.,sIs daily except sasd 4 asi m
ssoa Fles w y %%ss0 s. e: sa z .s..
Ayn1dale. and Chaham, 10 cochnn,vals, 2, nh
and lex, three tinss I week ~ II.-T
Lesvs Wilmington every Monday, "Wednesday, n
h Law sssis :s s:;y:ss y S:4..
A. ais Erwin e VIM e. t.. -.
$500 From c.niws. .. :, ds{: y Pm and
wick to cseil'on.is mile. md I back. sr 81 dn~
L..v: G.a.s :, B. daily .,s.p. Sunday 81.
Arri'. :, c.el.cn sam. a. e.,, s, q nspmi
Arrive Il csn,xsis Brds S.dsy s :, ami i i'm.
400. = connect with Wilmington mai ny stsam
s0o' rr Sck naa , h,on 20 su"n" dgs, miles
Leavs Red Lion daily except SundA .,spm;
Arrive at Summit Bridge same days sIpm:
Leave Summit Bridge daily sfcspt sdGa.y at
Arrive a, Red Lion same days By II am
ssos From St. Georges, by Delaware Cy, to Port p
8 miles and back, six times . wcel.
L.i. ..y 81 .s 1. s11,. q s' | sass %.
Arrive at Port Penn same days BY Ten;
Leave Port Penn daily except SuSd4y 1t s I'M
1905 From smyrna to Leipsic, 9 diles and back, ID
Leave Smyrna every Tue-aay, Thursday, and s"1
Gay II nj nm. d.v. hxe
H H:ss C. KY 7 Tss:s Y and
day Al an; i'i' e7Ft4
Arrive !. SIyrns sam. d..y. BY sI.m
1907 From CSs'SM@Ly' W M.sten,s Corner, y.rs
L..,y canterbury every Monday and Friday
Afest Denton same days by J2m;
1--we Denton every Monday and Friday at ?
fnve at Canterbury Same days by 9pm.
Proposals for once week service will be considers
$500 From Milford. BY WiIliAmaville, Bridgsvie, He
Cross Roads, Fedsrasburg, and East New Ms91
n Md, TO Cambridge, 81 miles ana back, ,v'"
" week fW kRFN
Lave Milford every Tuesday and Saturday at i''
Arrive A Cambridge same days by sp m;
Leavs Cambridge every Monday and Friday
am; xxx tIia
90 Arrive at Milford same days by SPIN.
Ss From Georgetown, by Mifsboro', Dsgsboro, Sep'
vile, 81 Martins Md, Berlin, Newark Sn']
hili, Sandy Hill, Horntown, Va, Chinco'eses
Modesttown, Metompkin Accomack c. ~, Or
cock, Pungoteague, Belshavea, Frankown,
Johnsontown, to EastvIe l29 mics and "a
three times week
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday, THURSDAY ~
Saturday at 10 am,
Arrivs .. Snow Hill came days byspm;
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Leave Tsdon,e every Monday stlPai
Arrive IT lionesta same day Ny pm.
$3.50 From Msadsille, by Hayfsd, Harmoasburg, Rom
i3a delis S&srington, Connesatyls, Spring, Albion,
Elk Creek, and Palea Girard, 81 miles and
back, six times week. :,
Hsyfod to be supplied alternately with Harmons-
burg and Rundslls to be supplied alternately WIN
Leave Msadvlls daily excep. Sunday at Sans
Arrive at Girard same days by PM
Leave Grard daily except Sunday al 6am
Arrive al Meadyille days by m.
1851 From Titusvle, by Sugar Lake, 10 Msadsiie ~
maes and back, once week. .agis
Leave Titusvile every Monday al 6ami
Arriys at Mesdville same day by 6pmi
Leave MeadviIIe every Tuesday at an;
Arrive a, Tilusve same day by 81 M -
95S2 From Ssgorstown, by Casa and Ctossnxvie
TO Elk Creek II miles and back, twice week
Leave ssgerstown every Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Elk Creek same days by IAN;
Leave Elk Creek every Tuesday and Saturday al
Arrive at Sagerstown same days by pm.
1888 From Mssdvils, by Meads Corner, Sugar Lake
aaa and Wilson'S Mills, to Cooperstown, w miles ana
back, once a week. 5Ha
Leave MesdvilIe every Thursday at san
Arrive at Cooperstown same day by IL nj
Leave Cooperstown every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Meadville same day by SPIN.
1884 From Saserstown to Connsautvic, Is miles and
f+.'l back, once week. 9.A
Leave sageratown every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive At Connsan.vle same day BY 5pmi
Leave Conne.utyle every Wednos Dc at sam;
Arrive at Sagerstown Same day by IL m.
1856 From Titusve by Holland, to Perry 10 miles and
$685. back twice a week . Ii 't,
Leave Tltusvils every Monday and Friday at :
an;
Arrive at Perry same day by II m;
Leave Perry every Monday and Friday at PM
Arrive At Ttusvile same days by P m.
1886 From Kntaning, by scrubgrass potnsyville and
m Panxutawney, to Luthsrsburg, Sc miles and back
once a week. araat hge t1s.E
Leave ki q every Monday a. ss Jam am
Leave Punxutawney every Tuesday at p ms
Arrive at Ki,,ainng next day by p m.
1887 From Erie, by Mexican, Weiss Corner. Edinboro'
Vcnango, and Sagsrsown, to Meadvilc, 40 mixes
and back, six times week. st na3 E.b
Leave Erie daily except Sunday at 6 an;
Arrive at Meadville same day, by 6pm;
Leave Meadvils daily except Sunday at Sam;
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