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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31

tbs Washington Star serves up some
interesting information respecting the
difficulties attending the work Of news.
gathering by the army Of correspondents
at Washington. Every nowsgathCrer has
channels Of information which belong to
him pretty exclusively. BY this is meant
that one may enjoy facilities Of a social
nature (which may pour the article Into
his lap. But the main spring for all news
Ia lie the Executive Departments. In the
Treasury Department the fountain head
Ia the Secretary. To one who has never
applied the newspaper pump to BriStow,
or puts II In operation for the first time
the conclusion would be jumped at that
he isA rather dry fountain. lie treats all
who wait upon him cordially, but ask him
II he has any news and his answer il n
shake Of the head. Carrying as he does
In his head all the grand batch Of whisky
information, what fund he has in store
II one could only cheek 1t out! Jewell
wants "thC boys to have everything that
Ia worth having in his department,
and the heads Of bureaus and divi.
SiOns, knowing this, give willingly to
The press all matters Of interest. Secre.
taty Chandler Is also tavorite Cabinet
officer with the journalists; he il willing
that the press should have every facility
extended them in their laborious hunt for
news. No newspaper man thinks OF 20.
Ing to Robson In person. lie hates the
guild, and will rayn no more attention to a
card sent in by one Of them than would
an Egyptian potentalc to the salaam Of
his humblesl subject. At the War Dc.
pAttmcnL Belknap IL variable. Some.
times he is talkativC and Obliging-and
then again he isn't, The jclliest and best
liked man by the guild In the Treasury
Department L. Treasurer New. His heart
is a. big as his vaults. lie has genuine
Western bonhommic which makes visi.
tor feel at home the minute the door
closes one in his office. lie can toll 4
good story, enjoys one with keen relish,
and is not chafy with his information
when he has any. But the worst to do
business with is Architect Potter. SUrC.
taty Fish, too, is always dumb as an cys.
ter, while Attorney General Picrrepont
rather eGetls himself to give information.
Al the White House, BabCock usually
makes public such matters as the Presi.
dent desires should be announced. But
the White House i' no. good hopPerior
news
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Ilcllnirc Manufacturing Notes.

From the independently
Mr.. Rodeier, OF the National Glass
Works, says the managers Of that factory
have no notion Of shutting down indef.
nitCly, M has been reported upon The
streets, but that, on the contrary, the
works are crowded with orders, and will
resume IA soon Os some necessary repairs
can be made.
President Holloway, Of the .Etna Iron
Works, bridgeport, informs US that those
works have run more days during the
past year than any other iron works in
this region, and he believes that the ex.
aminntions now being made will show
that the year has been prosperous one
with them.
The annual meeting Of stockholders Of
the National Glass Company will take
place next Monday.
The Bellaire Nail Works and Blast
Furnace has made some money. Its nails
find a ready market, although selling at a
very small margin. The works will con-
tinue to run at their full capacity.
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DIED.

MCADAM-On Wednesday evening" December
90, 1915, MARY C., wife Of WIN, McAdam'
Funeral from the residence Of her mOthcr, No
2I2o ChaplIuo st., on Saturday, January l, at9h
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited to at
tend.
MURRIN.-At tho residence Of bis mother, No
", TWenty.hith street, In this city, on Wednesday
December ~, 1875, Ut noon, JouS MURRlN, aged 81
yean.
Funeral from the residence tomorrow Friday
al o'clock FL n, Friends and relatives invited
Interment at Peninsula Cemetery.
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Irhas been decided in New York to
commemorate the Centennial Of the first
hoisting Of the Star Spangled Banner, on
the lst Of January, 1875, by a general
display OF the flag on the buildings in
that city and on the shipping in port on
Saturday next. 1t is suggested that this
DO done also throughout the country and
the Centennial year be thus appropriate
ly ushered in. Hoist the flag.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL, the
Washington Republican says Is about to
administer deserved rCbukC to the Post.
al Department Of the Government Of
Great Britain. In the transmission Of
holiday gifts through the international
money order system during the past few
weeks a balance accrued against the
United States Government and in favor
OF Great Britain amounting to about
100000, Yesterday the british Post.
master General "cabletl' to Governor
Jewell q demand for the immediate pay.
nent Of the sum due. In consideration
Of the magnitude Of the operations be.
tween the two Governments, and the fact
that Great Britain Is indebted to the
United States for exceedingly cheap
transportation Of her tranS.cOntincntNl
mails over our Pacific Railroad, this de.
mand was accepted as extraordinary, to
say the least. Accordingly, Governor
Jewell has decided to give John Bull n
Roland for his Oliver, md will, in the
future, demand prompt settlement Of
mail transportation accounts by Great
Britain.
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A CHANCE For SOME BELMONT Boy
There is vacancy in the Naval Acade-
my from tho Congressional district over
tho river, and the place Ia open to some
smart boy Of good physical organization,
from II to 10 years Of age, possessed OF
good education in the ordinary branches,
who Is ambitious Of being u naval officer.
Apply to Hon. l., DanfOrd, at Washing
ton nitv
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Tue well known Jubilee Singers" are
reaping the reward Of their lAbors. The
superb new building Of Fiske University
at NASHVILLE, will be dedicated on New
Years Day. 1t was erected at a cost oil
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars
raised by the Singers.
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SCHREINRR-WoOD.- Washington, d. q.
ldonCs Of br. l., Harvey, by Rev, Oliver Cox, Mr.
OTT0 q. sClRMNRR and Mis- PRIsCILLA ]. WOOD
both Of Wheeling.
WOOD-JOHN.-At tho residence Of the hrldO'i
parents In MorgAntOWn on Wednesday, December
%, 1875, by Rev. D. W, Ryan, MI, JOR n. WOoD
Of Wheeling, and Miss ELLA JonN, Of Morgan
town,
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BRET HARTE, in his last installment oil
"GabriCl COnroy," speaks Of two or three
women OF doubtful reputation, "cIad IN
the lightcst and whitcst Of muslin skirts
with very heavy shawls over their shout
dcrs, as II summer had stopped at theiT
waists, like an equator"
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FRIDAY, DEG. ~, 1879.

TAX PAYING Is slow over In Belmont,
The Treasurer and Auditor are disposed
to give taxpayers us much time Us posi-
BILE. Some Of the duplicates will be kept
open until about the Goth prox,
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A PHILOSOPHICAL and psychological
Journal, to be called "The Mind" will be
Issued next month in London, Professor
Balm, the editor, will contribute to the
first number M article on the early life
of Mil.
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BELtAtREis excited over the removal
Of Daniel NvCstlake from the position Of
Transfer Mail Agent atthat place. Dan
was good fellow, and performed we'll
his duties, and We are also sorry that he
has been removed. George Maring has
been appointed in his place. BdrStrlie
EniapriN.
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MEssRs. FREw 4 CAMPBELL, publishers
Of the Wheeling INTELLlGENCER, will
please accept our thanks for handsome
and tasteiully gotten up wall calendar iol
lS76.-S, ClGFsvillE Gazette.
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The Catholic congregation has put.
chased the property on Third street ad.
joining Commercial Bank and design re.
moving the improvements preparatory to
the erection Of . church on the ground
MariiM FTy NOrS.
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EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
N National Bank Of West Va. at Wheeling, In
the State Of West Virginia, Of the close Of buSnCsa
on the I'm day Of December, 1875,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENOR RENT
Il The room now occupied by The Street Rail-
way Company adjoining the sntFlnoa Of AeLpTO
Houss. Fo'neaaiol April lat. Apply q
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NOTICE.

NoTIsE'
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
EXCHANGE BANK will he held At their Bank
Ing. llOuso on Monday, January 10th, 1S7s between
the hours Of 10 and i2 a. NJ, ict the election Of
Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
deep JOHN J. JONES, Cashier.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

steubenVillO Accommodate n-arriveI 626 a. M
departs 800 p, IN. This trRln during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BCllalre, stopping when required At sherman House.
ktlavlllV, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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NOTICES.
.rOCKnOLpERsI MEETING.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

M VTTVE To CKEDITUKS.
n he CtoiitO,J n joan L. Hrpruw,, deceased:
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Municipal Court
| Of Wheeling made In cause therein PENDING ID
subject the rial estate Of the said John L. HaF.
ereaves to the payment Of his debts, yru are re-
questcd 10 present youf claims against the aid John
L. HarEreaves iuF adjudication to R. q. RaTF, Com.
missioner, At his Office, No, ia Chapline strpt,
In the city Of Wheeling on or before The 18th day
Of January, 1916.
Witness Thomas N. DarrNh, Clerk Of said Court,
this "a day Of pecCmbCt, 1875.
deS-F THOMAS N. DARRAff, Clerk.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
BELMONT GLASS WORKS will lie held at the
Ofiec Of the works in Bellairr, Ohio, on the 18th
day Of January, 1875, al 2o'CloSk r. n.
". A. GORBY,
uRrl2 9arFrtnvv
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Mali, ROUTES

1 NHSINoONsN-No~NJNO~IO- NJO.N.N.NJN.oJ~S~J~1IoI
| der the appropriate route.
20. All checks deposited with bids will be held
bH nc eoncract executed and ssrviee Commences
turned 6y mail on the vrftten request of the bid
n Transfers of contracts, or of interest in con.
tracts, are forbidden by law, and consequently
cannot be allowed. Neither can BIDS, or interest
IN DIGS De transferred or assigned to other par
they will be expected to perform the service
awarded to them through the whole contract
-. Section 249 Of the act of June 8, 1872, pro-
VideA that contracts for the transportation OF
the mar, shall be awarded to the lowest bidder
tendeTihx sufficient guarantees for faithful per-
fornauee M bout other reference to the mode
of such transpcl tation than may be necessary to
O &c aS Sds tRst
trs1Jport the mails VITA ,estsrIy, certainty and
security" hasfNg beeH G''efded 70 Dc ne only
fiTs rnG5' horsver large, Gnd tohGteTer may be
the mode IF Conveyance HessssdFy 10 insure tS
q CELEBRITY, serfGinty and securing and haze the
sidered, except for steamboat routes.
q. modification of a bid IN any Of ies essential
terms L to new h BID, aTa cSnS n %
tiop. Making Uuew bid IN proper form Is the
only way to modify previous one.
approval OF the bond Of any bidesr before the bond
is signed by the bidder and his Sureties, and not
until entirely satisfied Of the s1fHciency Of the
Sureties. See sections 246 and 81, act Of June IS
1874 accompanying Tits advertisement.
25 POstmasters are also liable to dismissal from
Office for acting agents of contractors or bid
ders, with or without compensation, IN any busi-
ness matter or thing relating TO the nail service.
They are the trusted agents of the Department,
and cannot consistently act in both capacities.
Is In all cases where the routes are not fully |
supplied with the necessary locks and pouches, 1t
is the duty of the postmaster at the head Of the
route TO make requisition on the Contract Ofice
of this Department for such locks and pouches
before LIST July next. provided the route be let.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
deIQ-S6W Postmaster General.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is.
There is no sensible, change in the stock market
to-day, except a decline Of 5 cents in Western
Union Telegraph and an advance in the rates for
District 3-65's Of 4 cent. These last men
toned bonds are now beginning. to appre-
ciste, as we predicted few days since They
were very firm and in fair demand this afternoon.
The sales were at $50 and SO, and cover about
ESQ 900, including some foreign orders, which is
very good for this time. Trade in them will
very shortly reaah It's old proportions In the HIM
dred thousands. The engagements for tomorrow
may aggregate S39, 900.
Other District securities, bank stocks and
bonds remain unchanged.
In New York Money is So; Gold, I13I; EX-
change, long, 4s51I; short, 400; Governments
active and lower. Pacific Mail has been de-
Ginning since, Tuesday; rates yesterday, 34I;
very weak to-day, and all stocks declining.
Since the retirement of General Thomas ].
Eckert yesterday appointed president Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company Western Unioa
has been on the decline; very weak yesterday at
1915 T5s4, 75114, T514gT5. To-day the rates are
In BaItimore-Vlrginla SIS, palers, IS: Virginia
Carolina 6s, old, 3; do. new, special tax, s. bid
to-day.
In London money on Government securities IS
3per cent; Bonds, new hves, 1923; Erie, 2802514.
9The following are the closing quotations for
bonds, stocks and gold at the New York Stock
Exchange, as telegraphed TO Msssrs. Lewis John
son & Co., bankers, Vernon Row, northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street,
WaRhiuntOns
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FOR MANILA HEMP.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, 7
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received atthis bureau
until WEDN ESDAY, at 10 O'Clock a. M, the 10Th
Of January, 1876. for the delivery Of fifty tons of
Manila Hemp at the Chsrlestown NAVY Yard, sub
ject there to the usual inspection and Government
tests.
Samples of the quality required be seen at tho
COMMANDMENTS Office at the navy yard, where al
Information can be obtained.
The price of the hemp offered must Include its de-
livery at the navy yard.
Two satisfactory securities must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution OF the orer
II accepted.
The bureau reserves the right to- reject any or all
the bids, If 1t Is deemed best for the interests OF
the Government.
Any Of the hemp that is rejected Is to be imms
dlate1y removed from the navy yard. otherwise
will remain there at the bidders risk until re-
moved.
Envelopes must be marked proposals for
Hemp, ~ and addressed to the u1dersIgned.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
den Chief OF Bureau.
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The Postmaster General has no power, under
the law, to release bidders and contractors and
their suretes from their liabilities on the allega
ton Of real or supposed mistakes OF any kind in
making proposals, He particularly requests
that, before Bidding, the fullest inquiry and in
vestigatiOn be made in regard to the route, dis.
feed, and ali expenses existing and likely to
occur during the contract term, and with due
consideration Of the consequences imposed by
law on dellnquents
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.VLATMER e. CLEARY.

DY LATIMER & CBEARY,
ID AuctiOneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Pennsylv avenue and Elev-
enth street, Star Once Building.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
FURNITURE, DINING-ROOM FURNITURE,
On WEDNESDAY MORNINGs January IL 1875.
at the country residence Of the late Chief Justice
teIy commencing at II O'Clock, we shall 8 Ill the
above superior collection OF furniture.
For convenience OF purchasers attending the sale
four-horse omnibus Will leave the salesroom OF
the auctioneers at 10 O'Clock on morning OF sale.
N. B.-The magnificent law library belonging to
the late Chief Justice Will be removed to the sales
rooms of Messrs. Latimer Clearly when due no.
tice will be given OF the sale by catalogue.
H. ID. COOKE, Executor.
LATIMER & CLEARLY,
jan5-d [Star aud Chronl Auctioneers.
RT THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until WEDNESDAY, January 20, 1875,
came hour and place. By order of the executor.
LATIIER & CLEARLY,
janI2-d&ds Auctioneers.
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DYR. II. KA:RNER.

RY ID. n. WARMER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federol Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. MN
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
k kES2REET As S ~ ~ AAyESTE
iRoNTIEG 2 FEET s INChES ON SAID
hAEEEHUE, AMP G9HIAJSSIEG AN AREA
E0uR5SToRY PRESSED BRICK FRONT
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed in G rtGln caus5
therein depending, wherein Charles g; Clarke, ex7
samuel A. Peugh, Mary L. Maguier, EdwIcd N.
Gsllsudet, Z. Fessenden, President, and ..Tne
No. 54s Equity Docket - the under ,Igned, as
January. A. ID. ISIS, at o clock D. M in front Of
the premises. the following real estate in square
the city OF washIn gtOn, D. C.. viz: Sub 10. four
~ in said square ass, according to deed recorded in
Liber 64s, folio 81, with the improvements thereon
and the appurtenances there9nto bslonging:
The improvements on said lot consist Of line
This property will be sold subject to any claim
charge upon the premises subsisting In favor Of
ment between defendant 8 A. Peugh Ant said
Ia j $500 ~ 70, cnG TSr "
Terms Of sale as follows: One third of the pur-
days thereafter and the residue in three equal in
stalIments at six, twelve and eighteen mouths
from the day of sale, the Purchaser or purchasers
giving his her their prOmi sorry for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from the day
or purchasersSthe title Of the property to be re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase money and
the failure OF any purchaser to comply with the
terms sale sid trustee reserves the right
cost and risk OF the defaulting purchaser. A de-
pc sit Of two hundred dollars in cash required at
The time of sale. SSa = cot % PuF
Jan13-d&ds :. T. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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DYE. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuetIOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N.W.
TRUsTEE,ssALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust TO me, dated the 18th
day of November, 1872, and duly recorded in Liber
No. 6s, folio 1884, one Of the land records for Wash
ington county, District OF COlumbS, shall sell
MONDAY. the G5th day of January, 1s75, at o'clock
p. m, in front Of the premises, 1Z5 street north
west, be tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, lot
lettered IN, ~ Todd aud CaldWell's subdivision in
square numbered "a improved by two-story
Brick House, containing eight rooms.
Terms OF sAle As prescribed by the deed OF trust,
and the balance in 81 and twelve months for which
day Of sale. secured by deed OF trust on the prem
Uses sold, shall be taken. deposit Of 800 Will be
required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
cOnveyanclng at the cost OF the purchaser. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
sell the property the cost and risk of the default
N. WHIPPLE. Trustee,
j. T. COLDWELL,
de22-TuThS&ds Salesman.
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DYLATIMERACL EARH. AuctIOneers
M and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Penn avenue and Eleventh street,
StarOfice Building.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN SQUARESZ77,Z7s AND 20, SUR.
ROUNDING THE THIREEEhTH STREET
CIRCLE: THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
By virtue cfa decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, in, a cane wherein George
Owen ct al. defendants, No. aus Equity, bear
ing date January s, 1875, Will sell at public auc-
ton, on MONDAY, the first (lstI day OF February,
lS75, at O'Clock d. M, in front OF the premises,
n, being in Robert COltman's subdivision oflots-
g. = and Q, or said square, situate on, the
east side of Thirteenth street, between Q andfR
streets, having front of q feet by H. to 1S-fOOt
alley. Immediately aftsr, lots one, III two, q,
three, g, Nfour, (4.J five, Is twenty-one C2i and
Cntye glA us lmmedla tely fronting the Circle.
Also, lots twenty-five CD and twenty .hree, (2)
in square two hundred and seventy-ntne, (279,)
bounding the Circle on the southeIs side.
Terms Of sale as In said decree as Iol.
lows: One fourth 81 the purchase money TO be paid
in cash, the reSidus In one. two and three years;
deferred payments 70 be secured by deedSoI trust
on the property sold, and to bear Interest al the
Ste Of six per cent. from day of SALE Conveyanc.
ing at the cost OF the purchasers: Orc. hul red
II serms of sale not complied with In TIN days.
the property Will be re5Old at the risk and cost OF
thadefaultiRg purchaser or purchasers. after ten
uays' adv eFt s4meRt in some newspaper published
IN the city OF Washington, ID; q. .,-
N. B.-The ab0ye-described proper1y surrounds
the Thirte enth- street Gree, the largest In the
District, and Is i'm nediatey opposiSe the lots Sc
lecfof for residences by General Grant and MT.
Phelps, our rec ntly-appoint Commissioned.
Without exception. Hi3fs the most desirable I'M
Investments, eth to hold Il Is or IS desirable
place for residences. MILLS DEAN, Trustee.
LATIMER Gle AIRY,
IanI2-d&ds Auctioneers.
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MAI, ROUTES
SHsCoCOOO~---N-C-~-~.N,C .~.O.C-~-O0NOO-~IO
United STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.

NAN LANb
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
u, WASHINGTON, DecembtT !, lSli {
Proposals will be received az the Contract Or
of March l, 1875, Ito be decided by March TO- for
carrying the mails Of the United States from
July l, 1875, to June so, 1875, on the following
routes in the State of Mary land and by the SEIZED.
ule Of departures and arrivals herein specified,
1897 From Laurel, by Waters Store IN. o. and
Wallis Cross In. O. to Clsrksville, Il miles
and back, six times q week.
Leave Laurel daily, except Sunday, at q.
Arrive at Clarksville BY 12m.:
Leave Clsrksville daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Laurel by 4p.m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
569s From Gardenville In. o) to Baltimore, AZ
miles and back. three times a week.
Leave Gardenville Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a. m;
Arrive at Baltimore by $50 q. m;
Leave Baltimore Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at $50 a. M;
Arrive at GardenvtlIe by II q m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
3e99 From SelIman, by BeaIlsvfIIe to Pooles-
vile, miles and back, six times q week.
Leave Sellmun daily, except Sunday, at a.
Arrive at PoolesviIle by 1870 a. m;
Leave FoOIesviIle daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at SeIman by SPIN.
Bond required with bid, $500.
500 From Berlin to synepuxent, miles and
tack, once a week.
Leave Berlin Saturday at s q. m;
Arrive at SynepuXent by $50 a. ~:
Leave SynepuNent Saturday at 10 a. m;
Arrive at Berlin by 1870 a. N.
Bond required with bid, 800.
s7Ol From NewtOwn to New Church. tva.Os
miles and back, three times a week.
Leave NeTtOwn Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a.. IN:
Arrive at Now Church by 11:3O a. m.
Leave New church Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 1870 p. m;
Arrive at NewtOWn by p. m.
Bond required with bid, $500.