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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 16.-Virginia Sizes deferred,
due coupons, 80; do. new ten forties, 4OH. North
o asM a % R'a an saGa ae
change. Wheat, southern quiet and easier; western western
lower but fairly actiye-southern red 140a1 AT do.
amber, l50a1 So; No. western winter red, spot
and December, 52Aa1. 521; January, 154a1. 5f14
February, =, 1.56Aa1.57; March, t.6O1Sa1. 60a
Corn, southern steady and quiet; western lower
and dull-southern white 62a65; do. yellow, 63a65
western mixed, spot, old, 65; new, 81; December,
Old oId. 60; new GIN January 59s5a60; February,
45a46H; Pennsylvania, 47a5O. Rye steady, 9Oa95.
Butter easier-prime to choice western packed, 22a
q; roll, 2OaA; Eggs frm-fresh, %; lined, l6a18.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee dull and unchanged.
Sugar lower-A soft, 81. Whisky firm, l. IA XaI. IS
Freights unchanged and dull. Receipts-four
3, 1872 barrels wheat SO, 600 bushels; corn 49, 200
bushels oats, 800 bushels; rye, 500 bushels Ship
ments-waeat, &C. 100 bushels; corn Is. 600 bushels
Sales,wheat, At, 700 bushels; corn, 154, 800
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-stocks irregular. Money.
5a6. Exchange, long, 4S1; short, 4S3A. Govern
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-7Flour dull. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn dull and lower.
LONDON; Dec; l6, 1880 p: m.-U. 8. bonds,
S9A. Pennsylvania Central. 51A. Reading, 351
There have been no transactions In New Jersey
Central shares marked in the official list for weeks
At the close of the market yesterday they were
quoted at SO to SO, and at the opening to-day at
50 to IS. ' "
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TIE COURTS.

EQUITY C0uRT-ytdge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Boteler VS.. Langley: rights of par
ties adjusted by decree. Bowen vs.. F. s. & T.
CO.; auditors report confirmed and judgment
for DEFENDANT Campbell vs. KENNEDY; demur-
by B. T. Hanley, trustee. Smith VS.. Smith; di-
yorce granted. Queen VS.. Brooks; commission
10 select guardian ad litem appointed. Cook
vs.. Cook; bill and cross bill dismissed. Sheehan
VS.. Sheehan; pro confesso as to C, Sheehan, and
reference to auditor ordered. Barbour VS.. Nay
Tor; sale ordered, and DOC. Callaghan appointed
trustee to sell
To-day. Bryan agt Edwards; auditors report
ratified. Van Riswtck agt. Spalding; bill dis.
missed. Capitol Hill Building Association act.
Hilton; reference to auditor. Blake agt. FAINT;
trustee ordered to pay special assessments
Hadley agt. Sovereigns BorpOrative Association
time limited Cox agt. Cox; appearance or
dered.
CIRCUIT COURT (No 1l-Judge While
To-day, Strong agt. District; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2)-Judge Cor.
To-day, O'Neill ct al, agt. District; on trial.
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BAD SIDEWALKS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Frequent remarks are made about the bad con-
dition of some portions Of the sidewalks on Penn
Sylvania avenue. Soft bricks ON great thor
0ughfare like this will not do, and some harder
material should be used. well cut tagging is
the best, but II too expensive some OF the best
compositions of cement or asphalt might be
laid The footwalkS along some OF the triangu-
lar squares are great nuisance, on account Of
the uneven way in which the bricks are worn,
and not unfrequently, when the carriage-way
is free of vehicles pedestrians take to the middle
OF the street to avoid the hollows and humps OF
the sidewalks. This is especially true OF per-
sons who have corns or tender feet. To make
Pennsylvania avenue attractive for pedestrians
something should be done with the sidewalks.
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THE MAINE ELECTION RETURNs-Certifcates
Gipe', to Majority Democrats IN Both Houses.
Dispatches from Augusta, Me-, assert that a
count has been made by the governor and coun-
Gil OF the election returns, which will result in
the delivery of certificates to-day to sufficient
number of democrats to give that party ma
!ority in both branches of the legislature. A
Boston 4drertiSer special from Augusta SAYS
1.-THE republican majority in both branches Of
the legislature has been counted out. The re-
publican members have been counted down
from 90 to So, and the democrats counted up
from 81 to 49,: 1t is claimed that this was done
on technicalities and infOrmalities in the re-
turns. The senate under the count will have
democratic majority OF 9, there being under the
count 20 democratic senators and II republican
senators. The governor and council count out
three senators from Cumberland one each from
York. Lincoln and Washington and two from
Androscoggin. The democrats will have ma
jority large enough In the house to give a
quorum If none Of the republicans should ap-
pear and take their seats. They have thrown
out republican representatives from Portland,
Bath, Saco, Rockland and Lewiston and other
towns, enough to make vacancies in ID repre-
sentative districts"
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Christmas is Gaming.

HOLIDAY GOODS AND WHERE TO BUY THEM.
The holiday season is near at hand, and our
merchants are getting in very attractive lots of
holiday goods. AS many people prefer making
their purchases before the great rush that comes
just before Christmas, enterpriSing merchants
are making their announcements through the
columns OF THE STAR. AS these advertisements
come In they will be noticed from time to time
In this column.
Mr.. THOMAS BOWLING, corner of 18th street
and pennsylvania avenue, south side, offers, at
private SALE for the holidays. large lot of sing
ing canaries, in cages. These birds are all good
singers, and they are being sold at very reason
able prices. They are from Reiche Bros New
York. There could be no more appropriate hOlt-
day present than one of these charming sing
eIS.
Go to WnLIeEs, corner e2d street and Penn
Sylyan1a avenue, for nice assortment of toys
candies, &C. Anything in their line not on hand
will be furnished at low prices, by leaving Or
derS.
ROBERT BEALI, 495 Pennsylvania avenue, has
very choice stock OF goods suitable for the
holidays from Paris, London and Vienna, con-
SiSting of work boxes, jewelry cases, glove and
handkerchief boxes, odor cases, ETC.; fine Illus
trated books In fine bindings sets of Dickens,
Thackeray, Waverly novels, ETC.. His stock of
Juvenile and toy books this year is particularly
attractive, and sold at low prices
At REICHENBACHS piano warerOOmS 423 18th
street. secondhand pianos can be purchased at
great bargains. None Of the stock has been
much worn; but the pianos are almost as good
as new.
WIN. LINKIN & Son, 2Oth-street market and 72O
10th street, have on hand game of all kinds,
fresh fish, oysters, terrapins, turkeys, chickens,
ducks, beef, lamb, mutton, veal, venison, beef
tenderloins, sweet breads, California grapes,
solicited.
MEG1NNIss', 1902 F street northwest, have
large and complete stock of ready made shirts.
The Grown Diamond, y Mystery and ssRc-
ception," are celebrated for their style and ex-
cellence of material
At CARRIERS, III Market Space, another lot Of
cheap dry goods has just been received. The
most complete stock OF colored satins, pure wool
cashmeres, every color, very wide and heavy
(wooD Shaker flannel, large size double IwooD
blankets, colored silk velvets, cloth for men and
boys wear, piano covers handsomely embroid-
eredwith silk, Nottingham lace for curtains, etc.
can be found at Carriers.
II. K. KEMPLER, optician; 453 Pennsylvania
avenue, has artificial eyes and the best glasses.
He also has full line of opera glasses.
The ALBERNEY DAIRY is ready to furnish the
best butter and the freshest milk in the city.
Ward keeps things moving.
ARTHUR NATTAN, pharmacist, Fourteenth and
L streets and Second and d. streets n. W., has
fancy toilet and other articles suitable for holi-
day presents.
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Amusenaents, &c.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE was filled with large
and fashionable audience last evening, who
greeted with roars Of laughter the funny antics
Weathersby In that queer medley Of music and
puns which they call Hobbies" Goodwin as
Professor Piggy Whiffles gives some very clever
Those of Joe Jefferson, Raymond and Stuart
Robson are particularly good. Miss Jennie
Weathersoy as Miss Euphemfa Bang" is as
eccentric as Goodwin, and her fairy ballet must
be seen to be appreciated. ''HObbies" is an
cratic comedy without plot, but is very merry
nonsense for all that, and the singing Of Miss
Eliza Weathersby and Miss Clancy Is decidedly
pleasing feature Of the piece.
NATIONAL THEATER.-AbOut the best "Pina-
lore" In many respects we have had in Wash
ington, was that at the National Theater by the
Chicago Church Choir Company last evening.
with spirit and keen appreciation OF the hImor.
while the music was excellent The whole cast
was composed OF ladies and gentlemen with
me Voices tst and true concepton Of the dra,
made Of the ruler of the Queens navee not so
much OF buffoon, as some, but was none
the less enjoyable on that account. Mr.. John
McWade, as captain COrc0ran," has no Supe-
rior. He has rich baritone voice, and manages
it most admirably. His acting is very good.
Mr.. Phillip Freid, as 'sRalph, :" took the house by
cause Of considerable laughter until he turned
the scales by his excellent voice and apt refer
ence to being "a Dutch Sailor" and "loflng'
JOSepnlne. Inc TWO OF the company VINO car
ried off the honors were Miss Bartlett, as "But-
tercup," and Mr.. Ltverman, the ''bosun's" mate.
The former capitivated the audience by her
beauty, fine voice, and ease. She was sncored
again and again. The latter is giant, with a
voice like the winter wind. 1t comes rolling up
and browns everything else when he exerts
himself. His singing Of 'He is an Englishman'
had to be repeated twice. Miss SOmers' "Jose-
phine" was well sung and acted The National
should be crowded this week.
LINCOLN HALL--The tickets for the Thursby
concert are selling very rapidly at Metzerott's.
Her single appearance at Lincoln Hall to-mor-
row evening is looked forward to with great in
terest by all the music lovers of the city. She
comes fresh from foreign honors, and will re-
serve most hearty welcome.
THEATER COMIQUE.-The principal features OF
the Comique's bill this week is the engagement
Of the great Reynolds and Cowgirl combination.
Frank Bush, Lottie Grant, Ell NinO Eddie, Mabel
Pearl, Sharpley and Carroll, Lou Edwards,
Sparks brothers, and the ten beauties in the
Female Minstrel Scene.
TIE MITE SOCIETY Of Asbury NJ. E. Church
will give pound party for the benefit of the
poor, Monday, December %, from IL m. to II
pm.
ALL Souls CHURcH.-The ladies of "All Souls
Church" will continue at the church this even
ing the fair so auspiciously tnaugurated last
evening. concert will also be given by the
church quartette.
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SIX INHABITANTS TO THE SQUARE MnE.-The
are, on the average, six Inhabitants to the
square mile, but the distribution of the settle
ment over the state is unequal. Thus, San Fran
cisco has about 5000 people to the square mile,
nardino counties In the Colorado Desert and In
closed Basin with an area Of Il, 900 square miles,
have at least seven square miles to each white
tnhabitant. The counties Of San Francisco, San
Mateo, Santa Clara, Contra Costa, San joaquin,
Sacramento, Y0lo, SolanO, Napa, Sonoma, and
Marin, fronting on San Francisco, San Pablo,
and Suisun Bays, and the deltas Of the Sacra.
mento and San Joaquin rivers, all within thirty
miles OF Mount Diablo, and distinctly visible
from its summit, have $50, 800 Inhabitants or
about 50 to the mile, leaving little more than
state. In general terms, one-fourth of the state
belongs 10 Individuals, one-twelfth is fenced In,
and one-tWenty Fourth Is cultivated San Fran
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GEORGETOWN.

MASONIC ELECTION. = Potomac Lodge No. 5
elected last night, the following officers: j.
Holdsworth Gordon, w. NJ; VIM. B. Orme, s,
W.. Isaac Birch, j. W.. w: Nordlinger, treas
urer;..C. f. Shekell, secretary.
BUILDING AssoC1ATIoN.-At the 14th regular
monthly meeting OF the 18th Building Associa-
sold, being five shares at $40 per share
THE ALTERATION between John Ormes and
warren johnson, mentioned in yesterdays STAR,
did not take place in front of Dennis Ready's
restaurant, but further up High street.
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Mr.. ToBEY FIGHTING RAILROAD The
trackmen Of the Chicago and Alton railroad
took advantage OF Sunday to lay track In
Chicago on the property of Tobey & Booth,
packers Mr.. Tobey mounted his roof and be-
gan playing stream OF cold water from large
hose on spot where 200 workmen would have
to pass, and threatened to use hot water II cold
had no terTors for them. Mayor Harrison ap-
peared, however, and ordered the laborers to
deS1St. The matter will go to the courts.
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THE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION last night
adopted resolution for a running race meeting
in May and trott1hg meeting In June next.
A statement OF the financial condition of the
association shows that the receipt from exhibit
tors for space at the late fair amounted to
81 &c. receipts from privileges, s. s3265; from
entries for races, ETC., s., Sl26S; sale of tickets
S23,7I6.s4; total receipts, s36, 1888. EXpendi-
lures were: Expenses, 81 041.91; cash paid for
premiums, s4 4I399 total, SIS, 515.96; net profits
81, 6O3.57.
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ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Hill, the pro-
jector Of the penny postage system, was re-
warded by the British people and government,
in donations, office, and grants to the amount
Of over 100000. Taking this case as precedent
Mr.. A. Watson asks the appointment of city
postmaster for his service to the people and
government in the invention and Introduction
of self sealing, stamped, and unstamped news
paper wrappers or envelopes, on sale at post
offices for is years, about so 600 900 being sold
last year, carrying about $500 600 in postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-J. It. Coldwen auc-
uoneer, sold yesterday afternoon, for Messrs
William Stickney and Benjamin p. Snyder
trustees, parts Of lots and I, in square 255,
fronting 30 feet and 2 inches on 14th street, be-
tween ID and Z streets northwest, by depth Of
72k feet, improved by two brick dwellings, No.
400, to John A Milburn, at 81 ,l10, and No Al to
John s. Kraft at 81 200.
Messrs DuncanSon Bros. auctioneers sold
for Jose NJ. Yznaga and Frank NJ. Wright, trus-
tees, part Of lot 81. in square 500, fronting IS
feet on street NV and running back 100 feet
TO an alley, TO Catherine Madison, for 500.
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CARPET BUYERs.-We still have Is beautiful
styles of ingram carpets and 100 styles of floor
oilcloths. Towson's, 636 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side
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B. ROBINSON, at the Boys Clothing House, 909
Pennsylvania avenue, offer for this season a
magnificent display Of youths, boys and child
ren's clothing, including large lines of cheap,
medium and fine goods
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H-The New York police board have trans
ferred the notorious Captain Williams from the
twenty-ninth precinct to the street-cleanlng
bureau.
u The corn crop OF the United States and
Territories Is larger this year than any previous
by over 160, 000, 900 bushels. The country west
Of the Mississippi returned over 100 0eO, 600 BUSH
els more than In 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

AN IMMENSE STOCK of holiday goods, Japan
ese boxes cabinets, screens, pictures, and Ian
terms, fans and parasols, for decorations, French
fancy articles, Swiss carvings, and many other
beautiful and useful things, at prices which are
always at or below the market rate, to be had
at FrtebuS', 800 Market space, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sth and 9th streets +
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A SEVERE STORM has prevailed in the Red
river country of the northwest for two days, and
the mercury at different points has fallen Is to
40 degrees below zero. At Breckenridge, Mimi,
Two children of VIM. Owens have been frozen
to death, and two men are supposed to have
been lost and frozen in the storm.
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SEE ADV. of Terrace Dining Rooms. 11o4 18th.

MASONIC MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge, No.
%, F.A.A.M., last night elected officers as fol-
lows: W.K.Mendenhall, VIM; E.B.Hay, senior
warden; J.E. Bangs, junior warder; j. c. Poynton,
secretary, and J.W Griffin, treasurer.
b. b. French Lodge elected NJ. N. Parker, w.
M; George Wallace, S.W.; Samuel E. Slater, Jr.
W.; ii. Lemon, secretary; Edward Lawton,
treasurer, and w. Faulkner. tiler.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c., Tonight.
FOrds opera Ronse.-The Weathersby- Good
win FTollques in Hobbies"
National 77edter-Pinafore by the Chicago
Church Choir Company.
Al Sours C1tltrch.-Fair and concert.
71eater ComiQue.-Strong bill Of attractions
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
r. Flick and Mary E. Ennis both OF Prince Will
liam county, Va; Thomas II. Champion and
Mary Ellen Young, both of Washington county,
Nd: S. W. Hauser and Catharine Raurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

Observation-Disclosures, misses and ladies
wholesale and retail, at Prigg's 45T Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, +
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NJ. WILLIAM has six Siberian squirrel fur lined
circulars left from large assortment bought last
spring, which he guarantees as the finest and
cheapest in the city.
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day addressed
note to Mr.. HuntOn, chairman Of the House
District committee, calling attention to the con-
dition Of the untitled portion OF the old canal,
south OF the Capitol, and the advantages to the
public health il it were filled. They ask that an
appropriation of 81, 900 be made for this purpose
and also to give employment to willing labor
ers during the inclenent season.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-L. N. Cooper,
construct q three-story brick dwelling, 18th,
bet. G and Fl SITS. NV; 81 900. j. P. Jidt, con-
r and SITS NV; 81 400 c. A. Bates, construct
three-story dwelling, S, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
NV; s, 800.
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THERE is magnificent display of useful and
fancy goods at Dowling's auction rooms, now on
exhibition, and to be sold at auction on Thurs
day next. +
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

INACT1oN Of the Kidneys and Urinary organs
cause the worst of diseases which Hop Bitters
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GAS COOKING STOVES.
The Washington Gas Light Company havesat their
omceFOn 10th street, assortment Of the sun DIAL
GAS COOKING STOVES, In various sizes and pat
terms This is the Stove used by Miss Dods in her
Gall and examine themY my2O
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CITY ITEMS.

Why Am So Dull.
think am bilious One dose of Qnirk's Irish
Tea will relieve you. Sold by druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

eBLotta refuses to believe that she has been
married and had two children without ever
knowing anything about it. Some women are
awfully stubborn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

In 1850 THE BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, were intro
duced, and from that time up to the present
their success In Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
hold should be without "Bf'o,oa's Bronchial
TrOcheS,' as by their early use most troubles Of
the Throat induced by cold can be overcome,
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To Ladies' and GentIemen.

To Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
NO. sos street, near 9th street By promptly
accepting the latest improvements, whether OF
to 90 his work in manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
Through skillful pressing and refnishing, all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city, according to the work done, and suit
ing dull times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WelleS' Health Reae,rer.'' Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists Depot, IS Barclay street.
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS at
auction, See adv, +

MORE CoLoRED ENIGRANTs FROM. NORTH
CARoLINA.-About 1.20 O'Clock to-day the south
ern train on the A. F. r. r. arrived at the B.
4 p. depot, having among Others two cars pretty
well filled with colOred emigrantS from North
Carolina. They were accompanied by two of
the agents OF the B. & O. r. r., and soon after
disembarking they were taken to the B. & o.
depot in ommibusses and will leave tonight on
the western train. There are in the party about
100 persons, including children, the latter max
ing up one-half the number, and their ages run
to 20, and the entire lot are farm hands, and
expect to find work on farms in Indiana.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to obtain first.class
mantels, chandeliers, &C., is presented at the
sale at 1lS b street southeast, near the Capitol,
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock a. m. The stock Is well
selected and worthy the attention Of private
buyers and dealers. t
FIRE To-DAY.-The alarm from box 213 at 10
O'clock to-day was for the discovery Of fire in
the second-Story front room OF house No. 22S
French street northwest, owned by the Citizens
Building Association, and occupied by Mr.. VIM.
II. Howell. The damage to the house and furni-
ture Is about s7Oe, which is fully covered by in
surance. The fire department confed the flames
to the upper portion OF the house in which they
were discovered. It will be remembered that
this house was partially burned q few days ago,
and the origin OF neither OF the fires Is known.
HOLIDAY BOOKS, stationery, albums, scrap
cooks j. D. Nilans, COS It'll street.
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TJANTKDL OLD GOLD ana SILVER. In Iaree or
N GmAu quantities. Highest Cash price paid.
~ psnna sYenuA bstxsen u and ~ ST. fsb1
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1879 PEN fSsKHH 1879

1879 ns $S$HS 1879
TO THE SoEIH. VEST. s.sn2 SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAeNmloENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS eye PsssHHss Isl Depot
ds VIE fs St dss e e dcsso
Falls and the North. at 500 am, daily, except
Cas- e eaa s.0sRs ssadans
Lock Haven, and Elnira, as D:4o Am. daily.
For New York and the East. s.a0 am, and ] 80.
PM PM daily. except Sunday. and ;as Pm; daily;
Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 a. m. daily, except
For BrOoEiyn. N. Z, al through trains connect ct
les double fsrsiase and journey across New York
For ssssps saRsasx 80 81 80 In
itsd E1pTss "a ~ :. IA d al s5Cspt s1nd
yor 1870 paSs: 6;:ssa 10 sDS
For ~ ssS:s' s ES55s s .na4aopm dahl, e.
"55sERs#s AER lsaRHs'G 2sB HAH
For as1sas nd 20 10 Sn sa aaG !: II ma nd
For h.a6moa nda ssd he South 100 am. d.ny ana
Trains .Es 81 is sSs p Ma. anS q r.
On sunday & 8 and 10 an. and and sSS.
Tsist. tnsormstql sssg9. 3. s e. Pss.r Oar a
wing sortSsss. soTnsE, e ssss :ssss ga fsan
6ote7S snd neidqncee. . -.