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PROPOSALS.
PLiEn 70 THsSstS Sksbss9 ssSsCR
Den ThE DOMINANCE o.
THk BtREAU OF THAN
ENGlNTERINn
Nors n.aoxr.as,,,


ENGINEERING
Navy Department, Bgr,as OF S,,,,, r.
.ston ID. & une IS 49,
Navy for the fiscal ear ending JSns 81 ss, os g.
received at tails Buresu until 10 a. 'clo1l III
The 18th Of July neat, at which time ID. proso..
The PROPOSALS must be add res.es To N. c.,., .
me buresn OF Steam knsineering. Nav p.r.-i
poesls for Materials for the NAVY. thas H., 20,
Dc d,stinsuI.hed fren other business letter. NaT
Instructions 90 bidders, giving the 'rrs :, sth
poesl 81 gssrsntee, and Of ceriInc ate OF W
70 "a VII. pe iaL nshsd, !. such persons - dssiS.
Respective navy yards and those OF AII n. y, -
On application 70 the Bureau. "a IL
chasing Paymsster of each station vii h.I fur-
copy OF the schedules Of the ether yarI. $50
amir alton only, IN order that persons xh, a., ei
application for any of the classes OF those y.-s
ihe proposal must be ior the Who'll. Of a cl,..
and sll applications for Information or for No.
animation a samples, must be made 70 he -, "a
m.nnsn's of the re- pective yards '01
cate nom the Collector OF internal Rsvsnel.fs-
the district IN which the hidder resides that hs ~
and be- mu,t ses chez iIT sslea be
utscturer o., or regular dealer In. the artici..
shice be ofers 70 supply. The gusrantors .rls.
so- the dis; riot in which they reside WINE
Ihe contract Wit De- asarded 10 the pers1n VIA
qaired b, ls~ the Navy Departpeni' So. 80 re-
reseryins Ute light 20 rejcct the H. west bad 80,
Which IL may deem eNOrfftanI ~
curepes Ia the fell smaunt will be re1ri-as O..
slgn the contract, ard rhsir respopsibil;tv No
oe ceruntd 20 the satfsfactiOn of the NAVY IL
centun will lie Withheld from the arnounf 20 tr
DIS nntiI the contract shall have been cOmpIe,,
ara elsht! per centum OF the amount OF each kiii'
arprorei IN friplicate by the 4, ,nmsnda.t of "a,
reepecl e yards. viii be paid ~ the Pavu1ss,s
81 IN" station designzted in he cnntrsc, In f-ns
or Cffuncates, AZ the option 81 tho Gavarnp,.-.'
WITHIN Ten daJs after Ihe warrant far me -,
Treasury. " tn'
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGs

.a', Ea:s:ssss:: =; 2. ~: t. iss
pnser the a,reciion Of BIsvet Lieaienant Toionsi
Jamss u. Moore 4. Q; NJ; oa THURSDAY. June
~, lsSS, the following described Government
ON 9Th STREET, NEAR THE WHARF. AT
on.u, B.rr.eA. "a, ~ b a s. 4 feet.
Tss s s1a i ; s. !; i.st feet
dsh1 p Rs5s shi = s Zach e M BY io'
One ~ Platform ID hy 90 feet
coRNER OF sTE STREET wHsr AND ST.
One n,S S,s, se,m % o. h =, ~ 80 feet
ON aoTH s sTHEETI s sEI aw 9 y AND o
One N Mes house, 3I1s BY 81 feet. i
:; r.: :ss "a b.
Terms Cash in 'overn%er q fp pmcu,p fl
jel5-t Depot Of WashinRtJS
GALE OF GOVERNMENT sTOREHOUsz.
oHrnV ouAEIERxAsrEE's OrFrex,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d: o., June IS, 1885.
under the direction Of Rrsyei Lisutsnsnt Colonel
lanes Jans 20 ,ss noose; A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,,
One nj sforehoase. ~ by 40 feet, situated o., q
street between 1871 and llth streets, in this city
ss ,,d Rui,dins must be removed within fifteen
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Byt. Mai. Gen. and Chief Quar- ermaster,
-SAot Depot Of Washington.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT NEArsFOOT OIL.
0sU QsAsts,sssse,'. OHes, Ds,~e Of WasAisssex.,
wu,. WssAtnstoa, D. q, June rs, l6S
pnr w VIZ ~ ~ rnelic Auction. at LINCOLN DE-
IV1. w1SninVIOH. d. O., under the direction
o. breyes Dngadier General G. 81 Tompkins.
0ualyermsster' on sATUhDAY, June %, 1855. st
700 GALLSis NEArsroor OIL.
IN barrels. The OIL viii be cold by the SsiIssn 4,
The properly must be removed within I've days
Terms: G.:s, in eovsrnrs,. funds,
Brsyss Maj Gen. and Ohief ousTtsrns.1ssr
Sn-os Depet Of washinaton.
GALE OF e0yIRNMENr BUILDINes Ar
- 60LDIER6' BEST. AZ
CAfsf QxaySsSmastsy' OEee, DepotQ WasAiasto,
Washtnff0n, ID. C., June lS ia6s =
Win % sold at public auction, on the premis.S
under the direction Of Brsvet Lient tenant Oolonsi
! ys1es Il nScrs; 4. Y, n on FRIDAY June e,
enc U) Barrack, No. 2, IsHx1ss feet,
dtuaoee g the Soldiers Rest, in this city. -sE
The building must DO removed within fifteen
oeYs iron ooee Of sale.
Terms: Gosh. In Government funds
Dr.,.s MAJOR Gen. and ohisf aa. ssGna ..sr
eWW Depot Of W 4shinston.
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Up d A Nm ERY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
% BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK pxou. uor

Particular attention given to the following
stocks:
AI1er,edS ESp,sS o.. National Exyrsss o.
y s Es1YeS CO; Western Union Tlegrapi Co.
WelIs, fqyso 20; American telegraph Co,
Horsde~ Express Co. RESsian Amer. TissrapS Co.
SoxthsTn EzpySss Co. Insulated 1sles,npI Co.
National Erpssss and Transportation Co.
PGroleum and Mining SHARES, Gope,snsxt. Ssn,.
Toacn. and Cornty Bends
Advances made on the above securities.
REFERENCES.
Impt and Traders Bank.
Mechanics' Banking Association.
Eoyt Sprague Go.
Einsteih, Rosenfeld Co. NH a-dfm
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYNCH ASYLUM.
18TH street, Circle) corner Of M street.
THIS Institution is stu .ted Tn the most healthy
grounds. Cars pass the door every minntes
Terms 81 Admis ion from So to $40 per week
In accordance with the room required payahie in
advance. This includes Board, Med,etnes, Wsdrrai
and Surgical Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
j. Il THOMPSOS, M D.,
Ia street between 9Hh and 2ist stress
CUNSULTING HislUtANS AND SURGEONS
JOS. 4; BARNES, NJ D. Surgeon Gen u s. A
jos RILEY. NJ d Georgetown
TH0S. MILLER M D. r street Wsshinpton
GhRNETT. N D, New YORK. avenue
GRAFTON TYLER. III. d. Georgetown
Abptlcations for dntssion can be made ts any OF
me eclCaI Sta! or TO the mafron At the Hasptal
oroers tor admission to the FREE bed. Of this In
si1fuf0n can be obtained O. the Rev & ~ Hal
hector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev A. d
GiILEITE, Pastor OF the Lat Baptist On arch and
81 the Surgeon in Charge at his residence. Orders
Tor the a. ni,.i"n OF the Wives widow. OF Sci.
slers Of he U A. can he procured through the
Surgeon General. :. A. Wv
my l6-3m G II. HALL. D. D.. Secretary.
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RAILROAD Lin ES.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.

SUNDAY PASSENGERS TRAINS.
LEAVE WASHINGTON LEAVE ALxxAypsrx
Iscsl .......-.. o'se A. N Express 80. SIS, A.
Express .-...... $50 p. N Local .. I;50 p NJ
DhIa-ly w PBELps, w A SS' RI.
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TRRoUGB LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PhtLAhELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
49, ESa ss-s1 Sifs-s.aszp cH>axo
ssfs LH ss@sSX ae,si sssSx e,ss.sseees SSSsTsSs8

~
NA-HIg6ToN March "; 1896
It@Ihs between Washington and New York ar.
COW ruE So follows vizi Nv
zoe NsS YORK. without change OF cars
p ia. NE "o1 o''
phia
aNave daily except Sunday al u.Is .. no. spe
40 Pm. ' NV
FOX PHILADELPHIA
Leave esily except Sunday at So and p.ls .
ID =, sDd 80 and CSC y. m -
ON SUNDAY
Leave iof New York aud Philadelphia at $50 o.
n. ekiy.
daily. Hi,
Through tickets 10 PHILADELPHIA. Nav yo,s q,
Boston, can be had al the Station Office al si hours
IN the DAY, as wei. IA at the Office ia the Amer.
lean telegraph Building. PennsylvanIa avenue
between ~ aud 9Th strests
for schedule between Washington. Baifimose AZ
Rsnolts. and the West Hs
W. p SMITH, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
I: N. COLE. General Ticket AGENT
90 0-d GEO. b. KO0NTZ, Agent, Waship9ton
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kf ). y. hcGGIRk CO., Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS, near the Navy YARD with one com
Portable Dwelling House Of rooms. Also, val.
liable Bullding Lots on Capitol Hill, in nsi gc-
Dor hood OF he /" Philadelphia Row of Houses
Under and by virtne Of 2 decree in Cbancery in
Docket OF the Supreme Court Tor the Distrirt ~
Columbia, passed in said cau-e on the 18th day OF
May 1856, shall eff r for sale 1T public auction
.ee real property being portion OF the
ON MONDAY, the % day OF July at 6 O'Clock
In the afternoon, in front OF the premise s part OF
Lot = IN square north Of Square ESQ. fronting Is
feat on 5h street estt comprising southeast
OF 9th and street south. about three blocks from
the prlnclLal Navy Yard safe, containing ] $40
And immediately thereafter, the northerly nor
on OF said Lot fronting IA feet 9Th street east
and running back ~ feet TO Canal street.
O'Clock, in front of the premises rart Of Lot IN
Square s49 fronting 30 feet on Virginia ayenna
near street and bet ween sta and eth streets east,
HEd running back 81 feet. together with the we'll
ing thereon. consisting OF q substantial and com.
Portable fwostory basement and attic frame no use
containing seven rooms;
the afternoon In front Of the premi see All of Lot
in squaIe 90 fronting &c feet on 10th treet east
between q street and South Csrelina avenue. and
running osck ih Feet inches To centre of sou are
Also, part OF Lot In same sln are, frontnc 2;
Feet on 18th street east, and running back lis feet
60 the rear Of Lots
tive lots, having each a front of 81 feet With a
depth. a. above, of lis feet inches.
Terms One half cash balsnce in SIX mon tbs,
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured by
note with satisfactory endorsement Deed 10 ne
given ON compilation Of last pay ment. All stamps
sp5 convey sneins at cost OF purchaser.
.Adeposit Of s2s cash wiWbe required Of tn. mr..
chaser at each SALE the amount 70 be forfeited in
case OF q subsequent non eompIiance with the
je9eo J. c. McGUiRE On t, 49,,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW OUTSIDE LINE OF sTEAMERs
i BETWEEN
Anew YORK. WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, Va

AND ALEXANDRIA, VA
The Steamers OF this Line are 6rst cises Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georgetown. sym
every SATURDAY, and Pier Is,
Nerra River, New York, every WEDNESDAY.
Punetuslity Of departure can be relied on.
The passenger Accommodations are unsurpassed.
ieht received daily and kept Under cover 1T
Shows wharf, Georgetown
For passage and freis INT apply to
}. W. p. MYERS, Agent,
AO7 Water 1T Georgetown.
W 7. RESsETS, Agent,
te lin 81 Westt$., New York.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHINefos, March Is, 1883
3 e2

Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
MORE. and WASHINT0N AND TIN WEST. A.
row RIM 40 fellows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily except Sunday, at an, IN. an6
lib q. m, sno 3iS, and 40. and 80 d m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
hests ds'iy' excest Sunday at go O. n. sne
SOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLI,
JENOTION. O"As
Leave at and 6:2D m and At 2. a and x.ss = -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 1t 60 and 80 a. m And ~ mn n.
srains 70 or rem ANNAPOLIS. an Sunday
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
leave At 7S "a. and 2:b and elpm
FOR WAY STATIONS
leave AZ I'D - m. and 2:45 D. IN.
FOR ALL PAKTS OF THE WHIST
leave aaiiy' except Sunday, at 7: 80 a. M and las
D. u - ~ '"s
on sHnfay at 80 .: m. only. connecting At Bels,
S,a'lon Nth trains nom Baltimore to Wheelins
THROUGH TICKETS % che West ca, hs h.a =,
10 the day ~ well as at the now Office In the Amsr.
ar ~, asoeSiHsn eIittIng, PeRnsYlvsnfa avexus
ssvs sr hs% i9rs Phil.dsphts, and Boston, 90.
WI. SMITH, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Hgens os
90 S1u GEO 5. hOoNTX. Agent, Washing ton
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STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. ~ERNON
y rHunssDSksFF s sa Gg 81 sSSHEHhfbiAr;seGN
N 10 .. m. Returns at an p. IN. n<ze1AD
Fare Ter Round Trip. 8 so. One-thiri Of this
amount Tor use of Mount Vernon Association
. Washington and Alex sBdria Bosts leeve esch
Place every seur from "a. m. to 6 . m
" he fine Steamer Wasaset can h Chartered
for Excursions J. VAN .eISWiCk,
u SGT GeneraiGapt ?. r. %.
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pY GBKIN 3 WILLIAMS. Au.tioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
ha h.FEEGk AND Ep~ FRSET rE NnsTH A
PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 5th Of July next at 5
o'clock p. M. ! shall sell, on the premises, by
yirtue Of q coed Of trast TO me dated September
p. 10 3, and duly recorded in Liber q. No
tolfos IS, 90, 81, and g. one OF the land records q?
asbinston county, d. e part Lot No. l. in
bapare No n6, With the improvements.
Terms cash. All convej sncibg and revenue
stamps Mt the cost of the purchaser 800 down
wben the property il knoc KIDD OF. II the terms of
eale are not complied with within va DAYS after
the day Of sale tie Trustee reserves the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
deIsuliln2 purchaser, by ed vertising three times
JOHN STEWARD, Trustee.
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The following are the classeg ~. their RruN.rs.
required At the respective Nay Yards:
EITTFRY.
Nos. 1, 2 8, 9, Is. IS. 10, %, n. y. %, 33,sl.
CEARLrsrOWN
Nos. g. :, &. 10, II, l., u Is, l6, =, 'e s. q
q, %, -, Is, II, q S.. ~.
BRoUkLYS
kos 2. $, 8, 8, 10, u, IL, rs, 10, C. g, Ia,
y, Is, D., 50. SO.
PHILADELPHIA
Nos. l. as. s, 20, II, Il. a. l., Is, 10, 2, - q g
WASHINGTON.
Nos, 8, 9, 10, II, u, Is, Il I5 Is Z ls.ls.
i. T. Is. .etg .awaw
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ny JAS. Q. hcGUIRE Co., Auotione.rs.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

bUIbUINU hSEUDIh JUN TKUSTEEE Bale
OF REAL ESTATE.
On MONBAf, the 9th day OF July, at s o'c' pck
on the premises by virtue Of Q deed of trust duIy
recorded in Liber N. q. T, No SO, folios 40 ct
SEQ, and bearing date 9th day Of January. A. d.
lso5 and to US directed, We shall sell the half
X street. between Nth and 18th SITS, and running
back tb at width IA feet inches to 20 feet alley
Terms One third cash; residue in IS and IL
mOnths for notes with interest, secured upon the
property. Corresponding At purchaser g cost
fthe terms Of sale are not com lied with in ii *
days affer the sale the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulung purchaser.
CRADLES BRADLEY,
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AUCTION SALES.
RYC. W BOTELEk. Auctioneer
" 800 ttreet, between lpth aRd I'm so.

~ AND 18th STREETS EAST, AT AUo-
On V WEpsEsp.Y .r-rn.oou I'm. at, =.
6o'cinck, I shall cell a the premises Lot No ~,
IL sNusie $50. With the i'm provements thereon,
The lot fronts 100 feet on street and also 100
on Ith street
lots
Terms: One half cash; residue in six and twelve
months. with interest. tecaYed by q deed Of truet
on the property Couyeyar. Eng and stamps q cost
Of purchaser. $50 to DO paid Immediately after
the sale. 81. W. BoTELER,
%
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E1REIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND

INREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il al the stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH.
THks CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD AND
IkANsPORlA1lON COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
fol New ork VIII leave WALNUT Street Wharf at 6
o'Dock M. uai'y Sundays excepted.
FREIGHT must be delivered before ~ o'clock to be for
walded The same day
Returning the above lines will leave New York at IL
noon. and and p.
Freight for Tenlon Princeton. King gston New Bruins
wick, and al points on the Camden ana Amboy Rail
road aIso, on the Belv dere Delaware and Fleming
ton The ew Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburg and
the burlington aud Mount Hsly Railroads, received
and forwarded up 10 M.
1he Bevidere Delaware Reilroad connects at Phillips
burg With the Lehieh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with al Joints on the De- aware, Lackewsnna
and Western Raj road, forwarding to eyraeVse Buffalo
. he New Jersey haiIoad connects at Elizabeth with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum, specifying the arks and num-
hers, lppfrs. and Coz siPnees mus In every instance.
be sent with each load OF goods OF no receipt will be
given
TRANSPORTATION OF live stock. DrOvers invited Fy
the route. when ock IL furnished quantities OF two
carloads more II WI be deyffed at The foot of For
tie 5 rect near the Drove Yard at Pier No l.
North River as The shippers may designate a. the time
For terms OF other in ormation, apply 10
WALL Err FRI En- AN, Freight gent
Ill No, 226 y. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphla
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Pnrchnse Of Kamtchntkn bY Americans.

Purchase OF hamkCnatka bp Americans
A st. Petersburg correspondent OF March 10
has the following relative to a Grand commercial
scheme on the part OF capitalists of the United
States:-
IL is assert d, / know not on what authority that
q gentleman ITOm America q great capitalist, or the
agent of great American company, has arrived
here with proposal TO purchase kamschatka from
our Government, with the nton ION OF converting
II into the seat OF powerful commercial ASSOCIATION,
after the fashion OF the Hudson Bay Company II
this intelligence rs correct your count ymen would
be making much better speculation than you per-
haps imagine Kamschatka has got a bad name,
bui It ls in reality splendid region, two hum
dIed thousand square verts In extent possessed of
caIacious halbors; rivers 0bomding in fish noun
tsius in which IRON, copper MARBLE granite, Ing
mite ana native gu phur are found IN inexbausti
Bile quantities; and with soil which, I'D the
northern par is emnenty adapted TO agn-
culture, and would raise magnificent crops OF
cereals; while the interior contains rch pastures,
In which the breeding of cattle mi ght be carried
to good advantage. Ibe climate is not very genial,
but yet much more temperate than Eastern Sibe-
ria. The sea, which encompasses the peninsula on
three sides modeTaes The cold of the Arctic Circle
and the thermometer seldom falls TO twenty dc.
grees of Reaumur, hereas in YAK utsk and Occhosk
II often desct nds below forty. In the hands of
dustIious ana enterprIsing owners Kamschatka may
easily become one of the greatest cOrn.growing
countries IN the world, and wound afford COM
Portable home to millions of people, instead OF the
few thousands who now find scanty subsist-
ence amidst the unexpOred treasures that sur
round them, From PetrODaulowski, a thriving
trade might be carried on IN turs, grain, mne-
rails. etc. TO China, the South Sea IL ands and the
west Of America. In fact IT is every respect
superior to the AmooT, which is shut up by Ice for
SIX mOn his IN the year, while in Petropaulo wsk the
navigation is scarcely ever interrupted, and vii
the exception of San Francisco thel is not finer
port in the whole Pacific. Persons ACQUAINTED
with Kamschatka are unanimous in extoiling its
capabilities and persuaded that American com.
pany hat should purchase or farm It from the Rus.
sian Government would discover NINE of gold in
this too long neglected appendage of our empire
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ERIE RAIL:

4 Qee-PHILADELP AND ERIE RAIL:
1OOO ROAD.-1his great Inc traverses the North
ern and Northwest Counties of Pennsylyauia - the
City Of Erie 5 on On Lake Erie It has been leased and Is
TIME OF FPASSENGERTRAINSA AT ATPHILADEGPHIA
AniTe EastTard-Arie Mail Train a. M; Erie Ex
Leave Wostward-Erie MALI P. NJ; Erie Express
Passenger cars run through on The Erie Mail and TX
press trains both ways bel tween Phiade pha Erie
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
LeoVe New York at 8 A NJ. arrive at Erie 9l6 A. M.
Leave Ere at 1855 p M,ian i've at New York 34O p M.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains
For information respecting passenger BUSINESS apply
al corner THlRTlE ii and MARKET Streets Phila,
And iOf freight business, OF the Company Agents. g.
- Kingston Dr. corner Thirteenth and Market stree ts
Philadelphia; j. W. Reynolds hrie; William Blown
Agent n. Z. K r., Baltimore
ii. J.. HOUS1Ok, General Freight gent, Phila.
III. w. GWINNER General Ticket Agent, PhIla
A. L. TYLER, General Supt, WliamspOrt
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RAILROAD LINES
PHIIADEI PHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL.
i TlMoRE RAILROAD.


i TlMORE RAILROAD, -. -'D 'AI1
comu-.,-- TiME TABLE,
BRozB sTset ISSS SSd wHsS TE1PI Nm
Express rain at ais A. NJ Mondays excepted, for
BpptSS ena s9pS9s at Chester WIN
raee AbeIdeen' Perrymans, Magnolia, Chases and
Way Mail Train at rs A. NJ. (sundays excepted, for
saanbdde Stopping at all regular stations between PHI
cspted. for Princess Anne iifOrd, and ntermedate
Express Train At lIi5 A. NJ. Sundays excepted ior
Express Train at p Nj. Sundays excepted for Ball
mp1s ana Stopping at hester Glaymont
n mSye ds Grace Aberdeen Pe[Tyman's, Edgewood Mag
Night Express at IL p NJ, for Baltimore and wash
PaEensers by Boat from Ba atmore tor Fortress Nom
roe Norfolk CITY Point, and Richmond VIII take the
:, NiIMINGToN ACooMMoD ALTON TRAINS.
stopping at all Stations between philadelphia and Will
n Leave PhilS5s Phie ats lI5A. NJ 49O 8. and IlSO
Railroad or HARRINGTON and nieTmed,sts sa,ors
- Leave nmington St645 and $50 4. M, and $40
Trains fo5 New Castle leave Philadelphia at 0 A. NJ,
THRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WpiREfgn WHFhgfR ft Fo Il 4 p M 42S and l0
Leave Chester At 4e, s46, lOl4 and 1l4O A NJ. f4S
FROM BALTIM ORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
rI6lGss Leays BHl,npors "a 7%S M Msymsil 02O A. M
0D'' TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Cheslerat 440 ands 5lA. NJ, and 3.9s P. NJ.
Leave Wilmington at 23 anO SO A. NJ. and 415P M.
Freight Trains with Passenger Cars attached will cave
as follows llmngton for Ferry vile and intermediate
stations at sos p. M Baltimore for HAvre de Grace and
intermediate stations at 45 Z. NJ. Peuvvle for Will
mington and intermediate stations mt 800 A. con
pha.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train at 415 A. N. or baltimore and WASH
ingto1 stopping at hester, Wilmineton, Newark, Elk
ton, Northeast Perry vile HavTe-de-Grace Aberdeen.
PERI mems Magno ia, Chase's and Stemmer's Run.
Night Express,ll + M tor Baltimore and Washington.
Accommodation Trsln at IL 80 r. M for Wilmington
and intermediate stations
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore at 1925 p NJ, stopping at Hayre-de-
Grace, Peuyvle, and n imDgton Also Stops at Elk
ton and Newark ITO take passengers fer Phi adelpha and
leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore) and
inFtOn. = '
Accommo odstion Train from Wi mington for Philade
phis and nte mediate stations at 8 20 r. NJ
4B Il II. KENNY, Superintendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15

NATIVE WOMEN IN INDIA.-The' Indian Mirror
describes an interesting meeting OF native
women, held at the house of DIR. Robson, medi-
cal missionary of Scotlal j, the first OF its kind
in the country. There were seventeen present,
Of whom the majority we're Brahmicas. DR..
Robson exhibited the air pump, illustrated the
elementary principles of pneumatics, performed
experiments with oxygen, phosphorus, and sui
phur. Alter these experiments the ladies en-
joyed unreserved interchange of thoughts with
some OF their European sisters who were pre-
sent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15
w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w Irom foot OF MARK EFT street ~ pper FerTyl

DAILY, eACeDt SuDdaNB :
FALL AND WINJER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing EDN ESDA Y, November 5, 1860.
For Bridgeton Salem and all Stal ions on West Jersey
and salem Railroads, at 8 A. NJ. and $3.50 Z. M.
Fo Aillville and all intermediate Stations. at A.
and3A. M
For ape ay and intermediate stations at A. Htt
Mill vile, Getting with FreiRht Train Passenger Can
attached Tor Cape May due 345 r. NJ, and p. n
through Passenger Que p. NJ.
For G ASHORE and intermediate Stations ate A. H..
and 8 80 p. M.
FreiSht vii he received at covered wharf below
" alpIif street from A m. until s. p NJ,
Freight received before a. M Will so forward same
dny - ooo
VAN RkHSSE LA ER, SUPERINTENDENT
THE WEhT JERSEY EXPRESS OoMPANY
win attend TO oil the usual branches of express
receive deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies 10 all parts OF the country, any
article IN trusted to them.
4 Special Messenger accom- panes each through train
Once No. Wanut street 0 Is 0m