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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-29
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Mars travels i'm such an excentric or
BIT that the light and heat he receives
from the sun vary very much accord-
ing to his position. When he is at his
mean distance from the sun, the light
and heat he receives are less. than ours
i'm the proportion of about 4tO 8. His
year contains very nearly 6S7 of our
days, SO that each of his seasons last
about 81 of our months. But, owing to
the eccentricity of his orbit, the winte-
and summer of his northern and south
ern hemispheres, are not equal. His
equator is inclined to the plane of his
orbit at an angle not much greater than
that of the earth, SO that his seasonal
changes, so far as they depend on in
clinatiOn, do not differ much from ours.
Though Mars when nearest to us is
rsa FORTY MILLIONS OF MILES
distant, he has been observed to more
advantage and with better results than
any planetary body except the moon.
SO well, in fact, has his surface been
studied that Mr.. Proctor has construct
ed and printed in his book the map of
Mars, in which the seas and continents
are displayed in a very interesting and
undoubtedly authentic manner. 1t is
true that for long time after the in
vention of telescopes astronomers
thought that the darker portions of the
moon were seas, though we now know
that they are not; and it may be
asked, how can we be certain that
similar Illusion does not prevail in the
49, Al se.
that there is an important distinction
etween Mars and the moon.
THE SURFACE OF THE MOON
is always the same; no natural process
ses seem ever to take place upon it.
But ON Mars the case is very differ ent. |
Physical processes of change are con-
stantly taking place there on grand
scale. There are winter and summer
seasons, clouds and fogs, rain and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-29

able for batting or coarse article of
goods.
A lady in Bangor, Me-, a few days
since. sent her Hibernian maid-of-all-
work up stairs, with verbal instructions
to take out and clean the windows.
Shortly after, the lady made tour of
inspection, and found that Bridget had
dug out every pane of glass and neatly
piled them on the floor.
A Chinaman at Stockton, CAL, with
blackberries for sale, got by accident
into the grounds of the insane asylum.
The inmates ate all his stock, and the
keeper then coming up elected him
from the grounds, Notwithstanding his
cry, "pay for blackberree-one dollar
halfee" -, .. -.-.
Greed Taylor, q negro of Vicksburg,
has been committed for trial for two
murders. One of these was that of
Henry T. Markham, lad ii years old,
who was found on the 10th of last Au-
gust, i'm a dying condition from con-
cussion of the brain. Taylor recently
admitted that he killed him.
A recent storm at the East had its
comicai as well as its serious aspects.
At Albany lad, born practical Joker,
threw a large piece of ice from an upper
window into the street. 1t was imme-
diately seized by one of the spectators,
who took it for hailstone. 1t was
hurriedly carried to an adjoining store
and weighed, and its weight was an
nounced to the crowd as seven ounces.
Comments on this remarkable hail
stone were everywhere made. He con-
tinued this sport for some time before
being discovered. r.r.r-. ~
The late venerable Josiah Quincy
used to relate that he once asked John
Adams how he managed to keep up his
activity to sos.late a period of life. The
answer was, that an old man was like
an old horse; to get anything out of
him you must keep him going all the
while. That is apparently the phiIos.
ophy of Mr.. Bryant. The only paral-
lei to his intellectual vigor that we now
recall is the imperial GOethe-wEo from
and poems for his playmates, up to his
eightieth year, when he had just COM
pleted the second part of Faust, never
allowed day to 60 without its line,
never a year without its book of some |
kind.
FEMALE INTEMPERANCE. 1t has |
been stated, and a very remarkable fact |
it is, that the children of professional |
thieves are rarely thieves-those who
have fathers, never so-and it is diff
cult to have an instance of man who |
has trained up his child to acts of dis
bad as he may have been him.
self. With women, terrible as the
statement may appear, instances OF
their teaching their own children to
thieve are not uncommon. In these
cases, however, the women are invari-
ably drunkards; no sober woman,
though her character may be bad, ever
trains her child to dishonesty. !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05


d. I. Kicking, corner oI bird street
and Pcnnsylyania avenue: -
T. ". Heller corner oil Seventh and N
streets.
b. Clark. corner OF tour-and-a-halI
street aud NJ street south
II, II. Bury, corner oil IhIrd street east
and l. street south.
IL, Il. Ferguson, corner OF First street
east and Pennsylvania avenue
Brown \ Co, corner oil seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
q. II. Haupt h Co. corner oil Four
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Phelps, Darwin, Pa, Kirkwood House.
PiStt lanes H., va, 9l5 y street.
Poland LIP, W. NO 20 P sGss n avenue.
Porter, Charles II Va, gi2 Louislsna avenue.
Potter, Cl.rkson n, n 9 is KY M oi,s ss,e''
Prosser, WIN. n, Tenn, s'5 ~ ~ InTie place.
Reading, John r., Penn, gis N. II ii Neppue'
Reeves, Henry A, N. " NatioEh ho'e"
RidEway, Robert, Va, 4Ol Sixth street
Root, Logon NJ, AIR, iUl Sixth ~ r.n.,
sargent, RsfRon A.. CAi., 90 i Street north.
sawyer, Philetus, wis, AIS Fourth 81;
sshum aksr, John o., N. Y, Arlington House.
Ssoneld, ulehIi w, Penn, zoos y ct.
Shanks, ,. p. u, Ind, 81 North A street.
s ssido, Ilo ,, A. Is, lsss fst A..
smith, John <, Ohio, ESbit. TSSUse. hO
smith, Jos. s., Oregon, 1879 q st.
smith, w. j., Tenn, Goa II at.
smith, W. o., Vt, l0lt q:
smyth, VIM, Iowa, t2S Third st.
Spink, s. L., Dakota, p0s a.,
StaTklye ather, II. H., Conn, Jonnoss House.
sisysH:SP, jG6 u, ohio NS. MSsi'qP Place.
| Siokep, WIN, b., Tenn, si3 Sixth at.
| stone, II, Nd, Union Hotel, lGooTetown)
| Stouahton, W, L., Mich, st. James Hotel.
s,gSder, Peter W, Ohio, sal Thirteenth u.
| Striokiand, Randolph, Mich, eli Il street.
Strong, ]. L., Conn.,, Jennesh House
| Swami, Thomas, Md, 400 18th street,
| sweeney, VIM. N, KY, North street,
| Taife, John, Neb, corner u and Sd streets.
| Tanner, Adolphus H., N. ", Seaton House
| Tillman, Lewls, Tenn, 22s Duddington Place.
| Townsend, Washington, Pa, 1872 = street.
Trimble, Lawrence s Ky, 1913 = street
TwIoheIl, uinery, MaHa., 2l9 ~ street
Tyner, j ames NJ Ind, $40 Indiana avenue.
1 Epson, VIM. H.. Ohio, 500 18th street,
| u. Auken, Daniel NJ, Pa, 1871 q street,
vs. nrn, Rubt. T., Mo-, COS 18th street.
y an f,,, ~, p, Ohio, us Tenth street.
| nan WI, =. H., N. Y, Ole 18th street.
y ysa mSyshfij " lad, iIS Missouri syshue
M Msral Hamit9gn, a., Arlington House.
washburn, WIN. H., Ma, 81 .,,s lsh street,
| welker, Martin, Ohio, g36 ri avenue.
| Wells, EfAstus, Mo, al Missos 'reei
| Wilkinson, Morton s., MIN Us 1871
| willard, q, W, Vt, North street.
| williams, VIM, Ind, 50 North A street.
| Wilson, II. NJ, MINI, ais Indiana avenue.
| Wilson, John T., Ohio, SIS North q street
| winaus, James J., Ohio, 1915 q stree.
| Winchester, Boyd, Ky, as missouri avenue
| Witoher, J, s., West Va, llo d street.
| Wood, f., N, Y, tOl cor. 18th and streets
| Woodward, q. W., Pa, $50 N. j. avenue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE
oyy,or cs1 2,

! HEArq' RH DEPARTMENT or DAKoTA,
81. PAU, MISS, March s,Is7O,
Sealed GTopo.9l', Ia d9glSaiS, TilIbo received
psParims6t With good fal Beef Cattle, on the
RgiOrd, b. r., % be delivered BY August l.
one huudrsd Rpa twoSty u9p, head at Fort Tot.
ts9, D. 7 DO d.liIsIsa BY July 20. lsiS. -.
ninstI ~ hsia g. EsTt stevenson D. To- to DO
Two hpSdf red ana ten tgiO) head at Fort Sally.
gaSISd aud iSS5tS i Ss aH a. Fort Ran.
dali, D. z. 10 be dellysIsd BY June 1870
ISifIySalT 90 BEAD az ES5' RAn'on' D. IT, to DO
The eiitis must average about one thousand and
hnE Leo, p3ands sI199sI Esigat; and DO steers
e q mo 20 fs as
Cherokee cattle ihayiaE bssa to9nt gR'Gi,Sd %
The Ss 80 ~ & al tsrss IS Ss
SCS 70 sods stoss wsiehG bulls, itsss and cows
N Hash Eii s6ould contain written s9ArSass Of
Ls'g' sS 20 Soarse iI 10 sesoFd i nee
wntb nv terms 81 III pfofo itOn, and that should
s ptSP9i II Soe5TdSnsy tisrswih, and hat
hoy sfs prsEp5ed n become W. sSsHTtiSs, Giving
PRS o 4 q sS sisT Iuf re
Si.s Pss. o2S or S 81 I've 0 he
Dlds may bs made si'heE IoT The whole OF ioT
DIN he name ard sddTsss II each number thereof
~BiSGsS' EFoaid he rrssen, to rOspOud to their
'TThs nuvsgpusal reserves Tho right to rel Ct any
iistpeliy, nPropo5als for lloef Cattle. "Gnd Gd.
dressod q the uuderaERed.
Byauthorlly Of hotDepattinent Commander
Capt, Gad Q. s., Broy. Lieut.. Col. u. j. a., chief
q. 3, Department. Of Dakota, mhlt'6l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Franklin Lodge No. 2 meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, Eighth street east, Navy
Yard, every Monday night.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. . meets in
Intclligcncer building, corner Of Seventh
street west and ID street north, every
Wednesday night.
Liberty Lodge No. meets in Eg.
puta Hall, Eighth street east, every Fri.
day night. ......
Webster Lodge No. meets in Intel.
ligenccr building, corner Of Seventh
street west and ID street north, every
Thursday night.
Friendship Lodge No. meets in Po-
tonaC Hall, corner Eleventh street west
and Maryland avenue, Island, every
Monday night.
Decatur Lodge No. Q meets in Society
Hall, corner High and Prospect streets,
Georgetown, every Wednesday night.
SyraCusian's Lodge No. 10 meets in
Intclligehcer building every Friday eve.
ming. .
Calauthe Lodge No, II meets in In.
telligencer building, corner Of Seventh
street west and ID street north, every
Monday night. ..|...
Hermoin0 Lodge No. ~ meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, Congress street, George
town, every Tuesday evening.
Damon Lodge No. 10 meets in Seneca
Hall, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Twentieth street, every Tuesday
evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. Ia meets every
Monday evening in Intelligencer build
u a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

pEEIoE CHIEE CoNNIsIARY sUnsIsTEEcE,
DEPARTMENT or rus MtssauRI,
..' eT. Lows Mo March 10, lbIO.
Sealed nroposals, 10 tuplieatn. VIII be tees,ytd
at the Onlce Of the Depot InminlsshIys ~ feft
LsAyenweIth, Eautal, ufu u ~ TUESDAY,
April ~ Is7J, Tor furnishtnE
5000 pom nda FAeAu, clear sides.
100 pounds Rio Coffee, green.
700 pounds In d Bread
l0,OO pounds Choice Family FlorT.
10000 p0unds Double Extra Flour.
1910 pounds Extra Family SOAP.
Bids thoud state the prices Of bacon In single
IA strsppsd boxes with, partitiouI dur 10 single
aud double saeks, sud soap In strapped boxes,
The aJnT must DO from alt wheat Flour and
coffee should net one hundred pouod., aud
Bacon about 100 ponds to the package, The soap
sixty pounds Iei to tbs bog. an phokasss sub
ject TO Inspection at tho time OF delivery. Pro-
possls should state the ptiee at which the stores
VIII be furnished at the railroad depot In LeAyen
WoTth, kansas, as we'll as the price at which they
will be uFnished at Port LeAVenwOTth, and the
time Of delivery: Samples must accompany bids,
pTgposals should Be ilelossd IN snyslopss, parked
g GeloHslO B. PsnrOso. C.s Pct LsSSenE9rth,
bS nSssi Br,r. Gen ,pdcA n9Bs sSsrsns,pt
Of the dissouri mhl7-6t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

oYFIoE CHIEI QU4RrERHAsrER,
JHfPERaoNylLLR, IND, March IS, 1870
b.sled proposals, - duplicate, viii be received
az this otee nulil TUESDAY, Anil s, 1870, al u
o'clock m for furnishing at tAis DEP L ave thou.
sand Bsts olminon or A Tent Poles
The poles to ha manufactured from the best oIesT
specifications: T .-|T TT--
4 Ridgs6 feet 10 inches lcpg, az iaehss wide
Inches thl * bands 90 each end Inches wide,
cured BY 7setsws Zach longiJi ZACH hole
Upright feet ehes long, inches thick, bands
on upper end ~ ihehes wide, secured by 2seTeWs
ineh louEi splndlos inch iIob, to pTojo tiout
And spludlea 10 DO galvanized.
Delivery 10 elmmenee within hfteon day from
dat % award, aud TO continue 1t tie rate Of not
less thap 800 tels peF week until all are delivered
The right 70 reject any aud all bids ~ reserved.
Proposals 10 DO addressed TO the und aTHiRned,
and ind9rsod Proposals. fir TsHt Poles. y
BY order u the auaTieTm4ster General, United
States army, j. A, POTTER.
mhs-6t Brew. Brig. Gen, & Eepot o. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
MABONR.

Grand Lodge of L. and A. NJ. of The
District Of Columbia meets in Masonic
Hall, corner ID street north and Nintl
street west, on the first Tuesday in MAY
and November, and on the 9th Of De
cember, at p. m.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of tho
District Of Columbia meets in Masonic
Hall, Washington city, on the second
Monday in November and NAV, at
o'clock, pm.
Columbia r. A Chapter No. | meets
in Central Masonic Hall on the first and
third Wednesdays in each month.
Washington r. A. Chapter No. 2
meets in Central Masonic Hall on tho
second and fourth Thursdays in each
month.
Mount Vernon R. A. Chapter No. q
meets in Central Masonic Hall on tho
second and fourth Mondays in each
month.
Eureka r. A. Chapter No. 4 meets in
Central Masonic Hall on the second and
fourth Fridays in each month.
La Fayette II. A. Chapter No 5meets
in Central Masonic Hall on the first and
third Saturdays in each month.
Washington Naval Chapter No. G
meets in Masonic Hall, nayy-yard. on
the first and third Tuesdays in each
month.
Washington Commandery No. |, X.
T., meets in Masonic Hall, corner of ID
street north and Ninth street west, on
the second and fourth Wednesdays in
each month, and on Good Friday
Columbia Commandery No. 2, X. r.,
meets in Masonic Hall, corner of ID
street north and Ninth street west, on
the second and third Fridays in each
month.
Federal Lodge No. meets in Cen-
trail Masonic Hall every other Tuesday.
Columbia Lodge No. meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall on the first and third
Wednesdays in each month.
Washington Naval Lodge No. / meets
in Masonic Hall, Navy Yard, on the
first Saturday and third Thursday in
each month.
Potomac Lodge No. meets in Ma
sonic Hall, Georgetown, on the first and
third Mondays in each month.
Lebanon Lodge No. 7 meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall on the first and third
Fridays in each month.
New Jerusalem Lodge No. 0 meets in
Central Masonic Hall on the second and
fourth Thursdays in each month.
Hiram Lodge No. 10 meets in Ma
sonic Hall, Nineteenth street, above
Pennsylvania avenue, on the first aud
thhd Fridays in each month.
81. Johns Lodge No. IL meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall on the second and
fourth Fridays in each month.
National Lodge No. u meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall every other Tuesday.
Washington Centennial Lodge No. II
meets In Central Masonic Hall on the
first and third Thursdays in each month.
ID. D, French Lodge No. 5 meets in
Central Masonic Hall on the first and
third Mondays in each month
Dawson Lodge No, lG meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall on tho second and ,
fourth Mondays in each month.
Harmony Lodge No II meets in Cen. !
rial Masonic Hall on the first aud third .
tuesdays in each month.
Acacia Lodge No. Is meets in Cen.
lral Masonic Hall on the second and
'ourth Tuesdays in each month.
La Fayette Lodge No 10 meets in
Central Masonic Hall on the first and
bird Thursdays in each month.
Hope Lodge No. 20 meets in their
Hall'on Nineteenth street north, above
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The Grand Lodge Of the District Of
Columbia meets In Odd Fellows Hall, on
Seventh street west, In annual session,
on the second Wednesday in November,
and quarterly on the second Wednesday
in January, April, July and October. 81
The Grand Encampment Of tho Dis
trict Of Columbia meets in Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street west, on the fourth
Monday in January and July.
Columbia Encampment No. ! meets
second and last Wednesdays Of each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Magenenu Encampment No. meets
second and fourth Saturdays in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth
street east, near the navy yard.
Ridgely Encampment No. s meets
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth
street west. ...r .r.a... .....
Mount Nebo Encampmcnt No. 6
meets first and third Wednesdays OF
each month in Odd Fellows Hall, Sew.
enth street west.
Central Lodge No. meets every Fri,
day in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west. .F..r.. ...
Washington Lodge No. meets every
Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street west.
Eastern Lodge No. I meets every Fri
day in Potomac Hall, corner Of Maryland
avenue and Eleventh street west, Island
HARMONY Lodge No Q meets every
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
WASHINGTON CITY POST OETIrE.


Officers.
J. NJ. Edmmds, postmaster.
Lewis Porter, assistant postmas tel
and cashier.
Lambert Tree, chief clerk.
Nathan II. Barrett, assistant chic
clerk.
William r. Turp,n, superintendent
post Office.
George II. Plant, jr., chief asserting
clerk for city delivery.
Simon II. Merrill superintendent
nOney.order department
S. Il. Kilby, clerk registry depart.
luent.
James L. Bell, superintendent of lct-
ter carriers.
Richard Lay, chief Of mailing depart.
inent. -
James l.. Mcphal, special ogent.
Entrance to mOney-Order and registry
departments, from F street; door east
Of delivery,
Entrance to postmaster, chief clerks,
carriers, and cashiers rooms door west
Of delivery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
SIU NICIPAI.

Mayor-OHicc, west wing City Hall
second door
CollectOr-OlllcC, west wing City
Hall, second floor
Register-0ficc, west wing City Hall
second floor.
surveyor-OHicc, west wing City Hall,
second floor.
Attorney.OGicc, City Hail.,
Inspector and Superintendent Of Car
riageways, Footways, &c.-Oflcc, City
Hall.
Tax 'Clerk-Oaicc, west wing City
Hall, second floor.
neutrality-suspicious., west wing City
Hall, second acor.
Ward Commissioners-Ro in the
basement west wing Of the City Hall.
Water Registrar-Ofice, third foor,
west wing City Hall.
Board Of Health-Ohice, Four,and-a-
half street west, between Louisiana
avenue and O street north.
Board Of Fire Commissioner West
wing City Hall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Pennsylvania avenue, on the second and
fourth Fridays in each month.
Anacostia Lodge No 81 meets OF
Uniontown on the first and third Mon
days in each month.
George o. Whiting Lodge No. %
meets in Masonic Hall. Georgetown, on
the second and fourth Thursdays in odch
month. ..
PentalphO Lodge No. % meets in Cen.
trail Masonic Hall on the first and third
MondaYs In ench month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
IrPnovEp onnnR on MIN nl

Tuscarora Tribe No. meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, near tho Navy Yard
every Thursday night .
Usage Tribe No. G meets in Onon,
dago Hall every Monday night,
Logan Tribe No. 8 meets In Society
Hall, corner Of High and Prospect
streets, Georgetown, every Thursday
night. a0...
Onondago Tribe No. 10 meets in Barr's
Hall, corner Of Ninth street west and d
street north, every Friday night
Seneca Tribe No, IL meets in Stott's
Hall, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Twentieth street west, every Mon
day evening,
Black Hawk Tribe No. IL meets in
Good Shepherd Hall every Thursday
night
The Great Council of District of Co.
lumb,a meets, in quarterly session, in
OnOndaga Hall on the second Friday Of
January, April, July and October; and,
annual session, on the second Friday Of
July, James Il. Dement,, Great Chief
Of Records; residence, AZ N street south,
near South Capitol street. as
brotherhood of tho Union.
Capitol Circle No. l meets every Tues
day evening at Odd Fellows Hall, near
tho navy yard,
Potomac Circle No. 2 meets every
Wednesday evening in DTuids' Hall, d
street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west.
Washington Circle No. 3 meets every
Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Select Committee on the RcorgauIzd.
ton of the Civil Service Of the Govern.
ment-At call.
Select Committee on the Ninth Cen.
sus-At call.
Select Committee on the Census OF the
Reduction Of American TonnngC-At
call
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

FcllowS Hall, Seventh street west, be-
tween u street north and Louisiana
avenue;
The Grand Circle Of the District Of
Columbia meets on the second Wedncs.
days in March and September.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Especial attention is called to the free
delivery system. This Office has an eff.
cient corps of carriers, upon whom the
public can rely for the safety and dis.
patch of delivery. Business men in par.
ticular will find il greatly to their nd.
vantage TO use this mode Of receiving
their mail. ....
Persons changing their residence will
please notify this Office. Such notiGca.
ton will insure the prompt delivery Of
all mail TO the proper address. Stran.
gers upon arriving in the city should
leave their address at the post Office.
Tho carriers deliveries are made at I,
$3.50, and IL q. m, and and o'clock,
p. III in the business districts; and at
$3.50 u, IN. and 2 p. IN. in the outside
districts. The collections are made at
each delivery, A special collection is
made for the a. IN. and o'clock p. m.
northern mail.
The carriers are retarded in the de.
livery Of the early mail by business
houses not being open, the people not
up, &c. This can be remedied by bust
ness houses and others providing them
selves some reliable box for the recep-
ton Of mail from the carriers. A speci-
men box can be seen at this Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

.SUUiG,yi UuUs.
Via Richmond and Fredericksburg.
LIST. due 6:4j a. IN. Closes $3.50 a. IN.
ID, due Up. IN. Closes $50 p. ID.
annapolis Nail
lsl, due 1890 .. m. Closes IL m.
3D. due 6:3O P. IN. Closes G am.
alexandria Ta.) Nail
LIST, due q. IN. Closes 8 q. IN.
I'd, due 6;25 p. IN. Closes 5 p. IN.
Georgetown ~. O. Mail
LIST, due HAS q. IN. Closes I q. IN.
%, due $3.50 p. IN. Closes p. IN.
Bird, due 1850 p. m. Closes : p, IN.
r Rockviiic (Nd.) Mail
Due 6 p. IN. Closes $50 o. IN.
Leonardtown (Nd.) Mail
Arrives G p. IN. Closes u. IN.
P,scdta,rdy and DqGisld Nail
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at p. IN.
Closes Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day at G. a. IN.
Upper Marlboro (Hd) Mail
Duo > r.. IN. Closes $50 "A IN.
Port Tobacco (Nd) Mail
Due p, m. Closes q. IN.
Norfolk { va Mail
LIST, due lO;3Oa.m Closes l:3Op. m.
Closes 1880 p. m.
Lecsbury (Td.) Nail
Due p. in. Closes $3.50 q. IN.
BrookriHe (Md) Nail
Due 10 q. m. Closes Gals p. IN.
Closes q. IN.
Sandy Spring (Ud) Mail
Due 1890 a. IN. Closes p. IN.
Mail for Eastern Shore Of Maryland
Duc $40 pm Closes : a. m,
On Sunday only one mail is received
from the North, and two from the West
South and Northwest.
Mails departing on this day for thest
routes close at 1880 p. IN, includin {
NOrrolk, Old Point Comfort and Ports
mouth.