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Washington News and Gossip.
SENATOR SUMNER Is improving, though. not
able TO resume his duties ia the Senate yet.

SENATOR SUMNER b improving, though. not
able to resume his duties in the Senate yet.
CHIHF JUSTICE CHASE will arrive here on
March 9Th, to attend his daughters wedding.
and viii remain during the month.
FOrty-second Congress will hold caucus In the
House OF Representatives on Thursday, the I'd
OF March, 10 select candidates for Offices OF the
House.
TIE SENATE was on the Indis an appropriation
bill to-day, and consequently the proceedings
were dull The galleries were filed, however
by strangers IN the city, to many of whom the
sight was novel one. The order prohibiting
persons from visiting the marble room during
the session was rescDded to-day.
The HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE to-dly
agreed upon the amendment of the apportion-
ment bill which provides that those States
WHICH elect their entire Legislature this year
shall make the appOrtionment, and those which
DO not elect the Legislature this wear NAV
postpone the apportionment until next year.
VISITORS TO THE CArIroL.-Ths strangers
attracted to the city By the carnival filled the
galleries OF the Senate and House, and all other
parts Of the building open to the public
Today AT least six thousand persons visited
the building to-day, and there were nearly as
many present last evening, when the rotunda
and house hall were lighted up.
The PRESIDENT RECEIVES THE IRISH Ex-
LEs.-The Irish exiles, who arrived here on
Sunday morning, consisting of Gen. L. +. Burk,
Capt. John Mcclure, Dir. Edw'd Power. Harry
;. Muieda, Patrick O'Leary, Patrick lennon
George Brown, VIM. +. Roantree, f.. r. Sim
cisir. John Dewey. Patrick Walsh, Peter Nsug-
han and DIR. Dennis Mulcshy, this morning Wis
tied the Executive Mansion in charge of Messrs
Murray and Barton, of the City Council and
mad an interview with the President by an
pointment- Each one of them was Introduced
TO the President by Gen. Burk. who made a few
suitable remarks. The President replied that
he was glad to see them. and aske d if any among
them were American citizens Gencrai
Burk responded that none present were Amer
ican citizens. but Col. X. D. ). Burke and Capt
n. u. N. Condor, two Americans were vet in
British prisons. and he would take the liberty
TO bring their cases before the President at the
proper time. President Grant said he would
hear him at any time, and whatever was right
and proper TO do should be done. After a fe
minutes spent in conversation the visitors with
drew
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Well, the Carnival is over and we can sum I'D
results Deficient in parts, it was as a whole
undeniably brilliant and effective. The illumi-
nation the first night, and the masquerade pro-
cession yesterday, were the redeeming features
Of the affair. Another year, with the expert
enee gained concerning the weak points of this
initiatory festival, and by concentrating energy
and expenditure upon the features found most
attractive in this experiment, a wonderfully
effective display may be made. And the whole
should be compressed into q single day.
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The Virginia Senate yesterday took I'D the
bill, passed by the House Of Delegates on the
previous day, incorporating the Washington
ard Richmond Railway Company. which would
nave secured to the Pennsylvania Central Raj
ROAD Company through connections VITA the
South, and defeated it by yeas -, NAYS "a.
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DROPOsALs rOR GRANITE,
OFFICE C. LlsHI Ho..I Ess,sSsn,

THIRD DIsrRUr,
TosPHINsviLLR, N I'll l. 1874
coe nn %I6SSsSaTsS e m,ycs + ih,
lst. FOR about two tn Us and f. s hundred. (sso,
weight from three austerr o. ton to tws Ton. de-
nfsr.d in rap. foundation for Light House
md. For about W tn aussnd 900, tons 81 granite
In irresuar bl1eks IN weight not less than ons ton
At r s eS side Of the
" Tor sbout the same quantity OF same weight
Light Station Thy second and third smounts are
not r 0uir.d 10 be delivered prior TO June n.xt
Tor the granite dely. red and placed at each * the
three ace. names In the manner shown in the plans
Proposals mus. be iniiupiicste, accompanied By a
guaranty in duricate, with printed copy of tbi.
TO- tss nnd. ssnsd endorsed on snysSPs P,ap7sAs
fe22s. Light House Ensineer ID Disirict
I ITHOGRAPHIhG, &c.
VIM y w ASH ssfs,s Feb! q. III.
The advertisement for Lithogr sphing, &c. for il
70 be opened on the 18th instant, T. hereby with,
drawn Nc bids viii he received ard opened on that
for future bids for his work
By direction OF the Joint COMMITTEES on Printing.
II tChr. 3 RepI Congressional Printer.
Spring sTYLH.-M. CUNNINGHAM is now
I.sdy 70 make ca order the best b $40 and n
% SILh HATS that Can be produced south OF
New York Measures OF Head taken By the
French Typographical ConfGrmateur-thereby in
surfing perfect TT N. Bold Styie Hats remod-
eled to present style. Store and Fsctory-g23 Ith
-treet between ard Massachusetts, ave. fes2 I'm
~ o L q H.
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR VISITING
MOUNT VERNON
On the 22d and sd insts In order to accommodate
the many visitors proposing to AXE r.
pilgrimeg age to the TOM b OF WASH EA849ES~
lNGTON two steamers will leave
the foot OF 9TH street at 10 o. the above DAYS
Tor Mount Vernon, retaining ats.
The Arrow makes her regular daily trips during
Fare for the round trip. including admission TO
the mansion and grounds, 81
feD3t General Superintendent
WONDERiUL IMMATURE PARLOR PAN
w TOMiME AND BAL MASQUE -9
WILD 4 BIOS Terpsichorean At ma
tachment for Pianos. Charms inAnmsteuIIXVV
figures into lite by music. Manufactured and for
sale at ago l1th street. between Pennsylvania sv-
.nue and street. Price only Si.6O, $50 and
Ss0 fe20 Il
IMPORTED OAHARY BIRDS, fne>6
1 singers. Also, Bird Food for sale, Cages,XA
&c. n BENRIOH 3
fes0 Inn 446 II St, bet 9TH and ,th sts ~
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governor Stevenson. OF Kentucky, vacated
his Office on Monday OF last week, to accept the
nited States Senatorship. He takes his seat in
the Senate on the ith Of March. Lieutenant
Governor Leslie succeeds him as Goyernor.
Mr. Leslie will be 4 candidate for the no nin.-
ton for Governor before the democratic con-
yentiOn, which meetsin May.
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TO COUNTY rAx.PAYrRs

In aoeordance with resolution 81 the Levy Court
passed February D. ISL hereby give notice that ali
due the Levy Court for the rear lSO And pre-
vioG ~ must be paid immediately, or they will be
corrected according to law, at the Cost Of the de.
linQpent tax payers.
JAS. PILLING, Collector
Rom No. 9, over National N strop oiitan Bank.
fe92w IRep >
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AND HARMLESS AS wArEI

n
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
FOh THE HAIR,
Makes bTssh, dry and wiry hair soft and glossy;
positively restores gray faded hair to their origi
nal color IN three to ten days stops the hair from
falling, and removes dandruh
The unprecedented success OF Crystal Discoye cry
IS oving 10 the fact that supplies TO great extent
the natural nOCrishment to the roots of the hair
from the premature los. OF which the hair becomes
gray and faded and falls of and fur fact ia At
Il can be used without the injurious effects pro
dVced by the various lie I'D aud sulphur preparations
containing nothing in the least deleterious IwonIj
impress all with the great importance of these re
suits as presented to them In Crystal Discovery and
those that have not yet tried il let them by al
do ais those v no have used il and spprecate
It's intrinsic merit, would caution them particu.
larry not to allow their druggists to sell them any
thing else. for you will certainly be Disappointed
Take nothing but Nsttan's Crystal Discovery, aud
your druggist has not got it, &c elsewhere ss il is
kept in various localities. by WARD WALSH
cor 18th Il and Pa ay and cor. 13th and q sta n
Oh klsTlANI BROS: Cor. 9TH and NJ SITS, and
Pa. av.; 8. CALyERT FORD HOS Pa av:
BACON, AZ and v SITS. Island; J. d. ODONNELL,
Sth St, Navy Yard: q. W R0PLEY. llO Bulge
81. Georgetown Price 81 per bottle
ARTHUR SATTANS, Druggist
Inventor and Proprietor,
fellr Corner ID and streets N. W
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" FOC Eth LIIERARY ENTERTAIN
~ hksT Of the WASHINGTON LITEE.EY
nf,sSS,OCtAilOS Nil take place At Odd Fellows
nan, tn sire ct. TIL Is W edne sdayl EVENING" =,
- 9 e'ock- Hon. Wolfe and Of her abis 49, srs
VIA denver acdresses. The public are invited. 1t
NJ sOTIUE, AN persons hoidins Bills sesias.
uS the CARNIVAL COMMITTEE AZ -.
ouested % present the came to GEO s GIDEON
s,cIsfsry, at Carnival Head on or betor,
Chairman Committee ArTanassns,,s
fe = tmhl lCity papers o0py.l
m ETHk Exhibitions AND CONCPRT 0g
US the FIRST METHODIST PROTEsrAST
SUNDAY SCHOOL, Virgins avenue near SIR
street, NAVY Yard SUBJECT ."Chri.flana AMI H.r
ChildIen,' illustrated b. Magic Liant Pict res
VIZ Be repeated, by request THIS fWedns dsvt
sNEniNs, February I'd, ls7I. Adn .s.ion. Is
cents.
"kATIosAL LIE ISsUK.N0K CJa
uS PANf OF THE UNITED STATES 1r
ABERnA-The annual meeting Of the stock holi-
ers OF the National Lille Insurance Com paDy ~ the
United States Of America viii be hello AZ The oirs
g. .sit Company, in the Bsnkis house OF Ivy
Cooke Co, on 18th street, in the CITY of WsshIny
tcn, on the SECOND TUESDAY (beirg the Uth
DAY OF MAbCH. ISL, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
oI The choice Of Directors for the ensuing year and
icr The transaction Of such other busiuess as n,y
lawfully Gene before IL. '
WASHiSSIos,D D. O., Feb. 70. ISL. feas n,
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U9
The Assessors 81 the several Wards having com
pleted the Annual ASSIGNMENT for the year ISL they
VIII met in the West Wing Of the City Hall on the
10TH pAT OF FEBkuAEY, and sit as a Board of
Appeals from the 18th day Of February to the st OF
April, sundays excepted. TO hear Complaints ana
APPEALS OF the aforementioned Assessment or former
Assessment.
Hours OF meeting. from a N to3pm
feTtapl PETER HEPBURN President
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GEORGE r. GOFR,
nABUFACTUBER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
WOODEN AID WILLOW WARE,
gROCERs SHELF AED STORE IURNIfURl
AND NOTIONS,
BBOOAs, BRUSHES. BAsKEfs.
ROPE, CORDAGB, TwINB, NAILS.
nATS. BLAOKIN0, MArOHEs.
WRAPPING PAPER,
STATIONERY. &C., 10
BRUSH FACTORY
BHUsshass OF ever descriptioa kept oonstaatl,
AT 4HB
wood AND WILLOW wARs 6sPor,"
sSs tTlxxI, BsTwlIR 6TH AND T1H.
Goods /" H''sA'F' 'ris s$ vno1r..n. or,,
no0 1I0A OF THE ma BAaKBH
EAToH's new nErHos
FOR THE CORNET.
MOST USEFUL AND Attractive IN.
STR UCTiON BOOK,
Contains, in PART l. plain, full. and complete ai.
oniains, In PaRr III. q fine selection Of popular
melodies: which may be played with the original
Contains, % PARI III. TIios for Cornst, Baritone
PRICE. IN BoA.Ds, 81 So. Specimens sent, post
paid, receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSON d CO., Boston.
g. HI. DJTSON 4 Co.. Netc FORK.
les ws,dN.r
(NRAND HOTEL,
" BROADwST an 3 SisT STREET.
Conducted on the kuropsan pI.n. The mos. elessu,
Hotel IN New York; perfect Ia All modern = =
detail ass,i sisSor.tely furnished throughout;
jAso NV aim ! HESxY 4. SMITH. froPf.
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CHIRP JUSTICE CHASE will arrive hers on
March 9Th, to attend his daughters wedding.
and viii remain during the month.
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~wAsHIHGrON SKATING PAX
hEMBERs, ATTENTION.

You are hereby notified tbs, meeting az RAJ, i'm
sortanee VII De held on FRIDAY, The fin Al -,
All members who take an interast !, ta..:.
The Park, and desire 10 save VIA, thrv hsTe sns
invested are warned that this IL the Last ch ~ J
Unless there l. full meet az and propsr ns..u-..
fafen the Park must be sold. One effort "a Ne
don't say I forgot IL. S eln
feoH DIRECTORS
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n REPUBLICAN uKNgKRa

The REPUBLICAN HKNBERs elect or the
FOrty-sccond Congress will hold q caucus In the
House OF Representatives on Thursday, the I'd
OF March, 10 select candidates for Offices OF the
House. -
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"a sNiAH NVAiOh'
TO CARNIVAL VISITORS.

sNs sdyise Xon 70 purchase superior DRESS or
SUI LEATH1h TRUNK, LADIES' or GEN
tknnpSS sA1CHkL, HARNESS, SADDLE
AID bnlDL or WHIP, from the extensive stock
=, Oui lriena 1AmEs 8. IOPHAM CO., sc their
ftsetlch nsnriaetory, No. AS Tn street east
SIDE, one oo1r above Odd Fellows Hall fe 2O,Jt
lkepublIcan, Chronicle and Patriot II 1
n~ELEOTION NOTIOE.-The sa1scT b, a 10
~ capital stock OF the COLUMBIA RAIL
WAh yVnr d Warrington city, are hereby
VII be held st the Board Of Trade Rooms No : 90
- Gkst Space on MONDAY EVENING, February
- III: between the hours of AID O'clock
- no subscriber 70 the above stock car be en-
= per cent. shall have been fTst nxid IN c.SE
subs gilons may be paid ia the M sntirs 10 q "A
tan Bank. " RI,t,KevP W.
feR-nez Secretary Of Board u Uorpsrat'r,
N@An ELEMINfARY sIN6TSa GLASS IN
w being Organized at DIT. Caulaeld' q Ac.deny
4 u. y. A. Terms IS per quarter q ten weeks IN
advance. Those wishing 70 Join VIII pease leave
t878 ba0c9 D. onco. CsI4r
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNEsDAY......F Pr, 1871.
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EOANSs &C.
y Dk WHITE, Sms,on Ofreyssisf,
llshed Washington, d. c., 1861 he successfully
treats CONS, Bunions, Chiilblains. Club, and Ia
oot pam or fnconyenience 10 the patient The shoe
can De worn with ease immediately after the opera
and Thousands Of other respon sible persons
Gho patronizs his establishment. Hours. from q
pr White Is una6le 70 VISIT patients ct their resi-
dsncss. sKcept between and .. q. ian Q-I
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BOARDING..

4 FRONT Rooms, to be had on reoeenabie
terms at 1901, COR Pennsyivania avenus md I0th
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o. "
wOoDi GOAL
We ssfl none but the best quality
LykIHb VALLEY, BED and WHITE AeH
GOALS,
I'll sises. IN an orders promptly, CHDAP.
Also, OAK. PINE, and HICKORY WOOD.
sawed and split any length or size.
Orders sent By nail promptly attended to.
Once and yard. south side canal. corner TIN 81.
jalx-d WALfER Il. MARLOw
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lREGT PASSENGER ROUTE BETW sRp
~ kiCHMOND AND THE SOUTH. SOrJTH
WEST AND NORTHWEST, VIA THE 3IRGIMI.
AND AND TENNESSEE AIRLINE RAILWAY.
Thls Great Passenger Route is composed of
Richmond and Danyille railroad, Virginia and Tenne.
see Consolidated Railway Line East tennessee ma
virginia railroad, East Tennessee and GEORGIA. rail
road, Neshvilie and Chattanooga railroad, Memphis
and Charleston railroad and other connections
passenger trains leave Richmond daily (Snnd.vs
excepted AZ e.i5 a NJ, making close Connections
throughout TO Lyncbburg and stations on Southside
railroad, Bristol and stations on the Virginia aDS
tennessee railroad, Knoxville. Decatur, Corinth
Grand junction. Memphis, New Orleans. Cbsttanon,,
ga, Canton, jackson, yicksburg, Mobile Dslton A.
tants, rome, Selma, Macon Columbus and ali no;pta
Souin ana Southwest Nashville, Colunibus Chicago.
all points North and Northwest 4i' ""4
through tickets good until used
Baggage checked through.
Sew and elegant sleeping cars on all nieh, +,.,,.
1ood eating houses, and ample time for Inaai. na
rare lower than by any other route.
1ol iurther Information, apply at the Office of a.,
virginia and Tennessee Airline Railway Is9s na;.
street, on at the Office Of The Richmond ana nari1
1h. WALKER.
Acent
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1,,n.oaps AND STEAMBOATS,.
,rSqT BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

rT,uE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday, 18th June, 1870, THREE
DAILY TRAINS will be run between Baltimore ana
Whoeing aud Patkorsburg as follows
The NAIL TRAIN, for all way points, easy OF
Piedmont, will leave Baltimore daily except sun.
days. at SEQ A. NJ; returning will arrive at baiu-
more at sos p. NJ. 4,
The s A. NJ Train connects with Strasburg and
Harrisenburg via Manassas Gap Railroad
The FAST LINE will leave daily at z: M; re-
turning will arrive at Baltimore at $40 A. nj.
The CINCINNATI EXPRESS will leave Baltimore
daily at S:45 P NJ returning will arrive at Baiti-
more at $50 P. NJ
The WINCHESTER AND STRASBURG Ao0MM0.
DATI0N TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily Except
Sundays at 405 p Nj returning will arrive at lV:4o
The MOUNT AIRY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
will leave daily Except sundsys) at 800 T. NJ; re-,
turning, will leave Mount Airy at Clio A. M, and
arrive at Baltimore at s: 0 A. NJ.
The ELLIO0Tr'S MILLS TRAIN will leave at l:2O
P. NJ. daily Except sundays) returning, will arrive
at Baltimore at 800 p M.
FOR HAGERsTOWN AND FREDERICK.
Leave at 500 q. m. and and 4:05 p m ; returning,
viii arrive at 500 and l0:40 a m. and sos ?. m,
FOR WINCHESTER AND sTRAsBuRG.
Leave Baltimore at 500 a. m. and 400 y. M; re-
turning, will arrive at I040 q. m. and 500 y. m.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 4;2o, sos, Z, $40 and 1880 o.
M and 2 $3.50, 4:i5 and $50 p. m.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Trains leave at e45 500 aud e:25 a. m. and 12;i5
$50, 4:l0, $40, 7:45 and pm.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at and 1880 a. m. and Do p. IN.
leave Washington at 6:45 and 1926 O. M and 4lO D. m
SUNDAY TRAIN-WAsHINGTON DIVISION.
Leave Baltimore at 4;2o, sos and $40 a. M ant
4;15 and 500 p. m.
Leave Washington at 725 q. M and ESQ, $40, TAI
and p. IN.
=, Tickets can be purchased at the Office No. Ia!
west Baltimore street, corner of Calvert, where
oruers can pc ieft Tor baggage to be called for ant
which will be checked at persons residence.
FOR further information, Tickets of every kind
&C. apply to j. 4. England Agent, Camden Station
or at the TICKET Oiiiee. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
L. Nj. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
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n ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

|
THE SHORT MIDDLE ROUTE to the Leb,oh ~,
a "Sopung Valleys Northern Pennsylvania, Southern
eS'sr' 'he Great Lakes and the Dominion of Canada
WINTER ARRAN EMENT
takes effect November 81, 1870
R,lteeh DAILY Trains leaves Passenger Depot corn
f'1Ins ana american streets Sundays excepted
.oo a. IN. (Accommodation) for Fort WASHINGTON
,, a. ,:oo a. NJ (Exprcss) for Bethlehem, Allentown
ma aauG ni. Chunk Wilkesbarre Mahanoy City. HALE
connacto iowanGa Wayerly, and Elmira, and in
Niagara rails, Rochester, Cleveland CHICAGO 40 y
francisco, and all points In the Great West 40"
20 a. m. lAecommodation) for Doylestown
04o d I'D. Express) for Bethlehem Easton Allan
xnwn, mahanoy City Mauch Chunk Williamsnnrt
Mlkf sbarie, Pittston Scranton Hacket1staSn =
Iochooleys mountaiDl and N J. Central and Morris
il:uo d m. Accommodation for Fort Wasbington
Up o;zo and sl6 p. m for Abingt n.
li' =. III. ttxpress) for Bethlehem Easton Allan
ITWn mauan Ghlnk hahanoy City wilkesbarro,
g, z;ao ?; m (Aocommodatian) for Doylestswp.
Az 90 p. IN (Bethlehem Accommodation for Beth
isheI' Esston, Allentown, Coplay and March Chunk
4lo p m. (aiail) for Doylestown.
Bauch Chunk. --"s'"' Anen'o"n'
6;2O p m. Accommodation for Lansdslo.
M Mo-. IN Accommodation) for Fort Washington
me ruth and Sixth street, Second and Third street
anu Union Lines City Cars run to the Depot.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA FROM
bethiehem at 500, l0:S5 a. M; 2:l5, sos and 1924
p. IN. 49, va" 0'so
Doylestswn at $50 a. M. 44o and sa6
Lansdae at 1850 a. M p W.
fort Washington at 800, l1:2O a. m and $40 n M,
Arlington at 2s5, 600 and s.s5 D. M
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for bethlehem at $3.50 a m.
Philadelphia for Doyestown at 200 n. m
poylestown for Philadel phia at ZOO a m
Bethehem for Philadelphia at 400 D. m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked tbrnnob 10 ,r;.
eipal points at Manns North Pennsylvania Bsorsa,s
Express Ofhee, No. los south Fifth sfreat ssNse
November 81 1870 sN' agent
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
NoRTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

~<-<z~
NJ ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after SUNDAY, December 4, 1870. Trains
will loave as follows:
$50 a. m Mail daily Except Sundays) for the West
and North to Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
l240 m Fast Lire daily Except Sundays) for the
West and North to williamsport
!ao p. m.-Daily Except sundays) for the West
lo:2o ?. m-Daily for the West North to Buffalo.
- Rochester. Niagara Pals AVID the Canadas
trains for Western Maryland Road at $50 a. M and
$50 pm.
trains for Gettysburg at $50 a M and 1910 d. m.
rrains ior Hanover at $50 a. M. 1910 and $50 d rn
trans ior cumberland Valley Road at $50 a. M and
1240 pm.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
For York daily Except sundays)-3:so m.
For Partition daily Except sundays $50 M
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE
From the West and Nsrth-2.s0 and elb IN loan
2:45 and Oils m.
York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
Perkton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m.
Fer tickets to all points North and West apply at
Calvert Station and at No North Calvert street
ED. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent
ALFRED II. FISKE,
General Superintendent.
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I'm the District Court of the Unitel etates for the
Il District of Virginia.
In the matter Of P. C. Galloway, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern THE undersigned, j.
p. Barksdale, of III ylortvills Henry county Vir-
ginia, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of the estate of P. @. Galloway, OF Nane,
Franklin county Virginia, in said district who has
heretofore been adjndged a bankrupt on his owa
petition by the District court of said district.
de 12-MSw j. p. BARKSDALE Assignee
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ESs0R NEW YORK.--oLD DoMIN-
Il ION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. It

Es'0R NEW YORK.--oLD DOMIN-
n ION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Efs-s155.sk
The splendid now side-wheel Steam. & N
ships IsAAC BELL, ALBEaiARLE
SAfAToaA, uATTERAs, and NIAGARA leave
Now York for Norfolk City Point and Richmond
O'clock p. M Nv
s,I Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
SUNDAY at high tide. '''"
pressly for tiis route
a, 1heg nave splendid saloons and state-roosss
the accommodations and attention are unsurpasssi
New York, on the Company's covered pier. an Norm
hiver. within forty eight hours -
INSURANCE EFFECTED WHEN ORDERED an 4
ClFFICEa n qrEri III c,a.5n =, ~ N1sA
Hreights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made eroe.t act1lsI
expenses incurred ~'"''
xs-For further information apply TO
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
v o-@ No. 3, Governor st.
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TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ

EIe MAI IeayeB dnily, running on Sam ffiav nipht
to Wiiamsport only. On Sunday night passena ers
Will leave Philadelphia at 1910 p NJ
cincinnati and Pacific Express leaves daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday
The Western Accommodation Train RING daily nv
cept sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured, and baggage delivered by6 P NJ, at ll6 Mar.
ket street. w -i' -'Ai
F. Sunday Train No. leaves PhladeInba at sto
M arrives at Paoli at $40 A. M Sunday Train No.
at TAO P. NJ ''' ~ A"0'i
Sunday Train No. leaves Paoli at $50 A. M. mr.
Iives at Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ Sunday Train
no leaves paoli at 4;5o p. M arrives at Phadel.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, 3D DISTRICT VA,
Richmond, May 14th, 1901
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY 1 SHALL BE
~. prepared TO- furnish INTERNAL REVENUE
STAMPS, of all kinds and in any Quantity that mav
be desired either by banks or individuals.
RUSH BURGESS,
my if-b Collector 3D. District, Va