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LVII TO JOHN BULL From the St. Louis Gazette. wonder, John, if you forget, some sixty years ago, When we were very young, John, your head was white to sooty; Yon didn't count as much, John, and thought to make us run But found out your mistake, Join, one day at Lex And.iihen we asked you in, John, to take a cup of tea, Made'in Baston harbor, John, the !ea -pot of the free, You didn't like the party, John, it wasn't quite select ; There were some aborigines you didn't quite expect. You didn't like their manners, John, you could'nt stand their tea, You thought it got into their heads, and made them quite too free. But you got very tipsy, John, (you drink a little still,) The day you marched across the Neck, and ran down Banker Hill. You acted just like mad, John, and tumbled o'er and o'er, By your stalwart Yankee 301:1, who handled half But now I hope your sober, John, you're far tou fat You havn't got the legs, John, you hud at Benning ton.. You had soma corns upon your toes, Cornwallis that was one, And at the fight at Yorktown, why then you couldn't run ; You tried quite hard, I. will admit, and threw away your gun, And gave your sword, fy, John, for shame, to one George lYashington. lidb not think you'll cro forget the time you went to York, And ate so like a beast, John, you raised the price of pork ; Tan we had some to spare, John, our hooks with pork we baited, And hung them out on Jersey shore, and you evac • noted. Another much loved spot, John, such sweet associa When you were going down to York to see your rich relations, The Dutchmen of the Mohawk, John, anxious to en tertain, Put up some "Gates" that stopped you, John, on Saratoga's p rain. That hill you must remember, John,'tis ' high and very green, We mean to here it lithographed, and send it to your queen. I know you love that hill, John, you dream of i , Thibsame it bore in '76, was sia.ply Bemis Heights Your old friend Ethan Allen, John, of eontinenta fame, Who called you to surrender, in "Great Jehovah's . name, You recognized the "Congress!' then, authority most high, Tho morn he called •so early, John, and took from you Fort Ti: I know . you'll grieve to hear it, John, and feel quite sore and sad, To learn that Ethan's dead, John, and yet there's many a lad, Growing in his highland home, that's fond of guns and noise, And gets up just as early, John. those brave Green Mountain boys. Oh no, we never'-mention it, ,re never thought i The day you charged the cotton bags, and got into Kentucky ; I thought you knew geography, but misses in their teens Will tell yuu that Kentucky lay, just then, below Orleans. The .beauty' it was there, John, behind the cotton bags, And did you get the "booty, — John, somehow my memory flags I think you made a "swap,"-- . .T. ve gut it in my head, Instead of gold and silver, yArtook it in cold lead. The mistress of the ocean, John, she could'iat rule the lakes, You had some ganders in your fleet, but, John, you had no Drakes ;" Your choicest spirits, too, were there, you took your hock and sherry, But, John, you couldn't stand our fare--you couldn't take our Perry. We make them all just so, John, on land or on tho sea, We took this little continent on purpose to be free ; Oar Eagle's free, he loves to soar, he cannot bear a • cage, But, John, he loves to scratch the bars, ant make the lion rage. Our glorious stars aro sparkling bright, increasing year by year, Supported by a thousand hearts that never knew a fear ; Our children lisp it in their prayers, 'tis carried o'er the sea ; Dost hear it, John ? it thunders there, 11 , e'or chi dren of the free." Free as our sires of '7O, as bold, as bravo and true, To worship God and keep the land, dear John, we took from you; To keep the flag free on the land, unsullied on the wave, Until thelast bright star shall set on the last free man's grave. THE RAG GlItL it was one cold and wet morning in the year 1834, that hire. —, wife of Isaac L—, who lived on Columbia street, Cincinnati, discovered a little girl in the alley, in the rear of their house, picking up rage. The girl was very dirty, and covered with rage stitched together, and nothing on her' head, feet or arms. When Mrs. L. discovered her she started as if afraid of chastisement. Mrs. L.'s feel were wrought up to a high degree of sympathy in seeing the child, only about eight years of age, shiv ering and black with dirt, and standing in a mass of mud half way to her knees. "Child," she addressed her, "ain't you cold_and hungry ?" "Yes, mans," was the reply. "Come, my child," said Mrs. L. She took her in, and gave her a breakfast. After eating, .she began to question her, and found that she had a mother and drunken father, who compelled her to go out and pick rags to get money for him with which to buy liquor. She told Mrs. L. where she lived, who to test her voracity went to where she was directed and found the place; the poor drunken father, with three little children, ragged mother, with haggard and sickly look, and no comforts of a family within their miserable hovel, on Plum street. Mrs. L. became satisfied that the child could be nothing but misera ble with them, and she resolved to keep her at all hazards. She leftt a.dollar with the woman and de parted. On arriving home she found the little Annete S. cheerful at the fire. As soon as Mrs. L. entered the room, the little, rag picker smiled and said, "I have been waiting for you some time ; I must go, and I wanted to thank you for your kindness." This lady hearing such a remark from so young and miserable a looking child, astonished Mrs. L., and still farther calling out her sympathy ; and as the girl was stepping to the door, the woman told her to stay, and she would give her some new cloths; but, no, the girl would go, she said she was compell ed to be at work. Nothing could persuade her to stay ; but a promise to go and see the mother and got her consent. The lady left, and in a short time returned, and told the child that her father and mother had given her to them. The child in about a week was in one of the private school's of the city, and at the age of fourteen, re oelTed 4 modal worth thirty dollsri, for her !noel- lence in composition. At the age of sixteen she was the idol. of the family of Mr. L., the belle of Cincin nati, and the admired of all who knew her. Mr. L. was a man of great wealth and prominence in the city, and did all ha could, for the education of Annette, in connection with his two eons and only daughter. In 1844 she was married to a very wealthy young man of high accomplishments. They soon removed to the city of Boston, where they prospered in busi ness, and—here the story must end, for a further statement would reveal to the reader precisely the person who was once the Bag girl of Cincinnati.— Suffice it to say that she is now one of the first liter ary women of this'country, and the wife of Mr. L , eldest son of her benefactor in 1834, when standing ankle deep in mud in the alley in the rear of the house of her father-in-law. Reader, this i 4 one of the many bountiful returns for the labors of the generous. „blow many oppor tunities the wealthy have for doing that which will contribute to the salvation of the object of the char ity, and be a lasting ornament to the pages of their biography. STARLIGHT I=l Moonlight is beautiful, and noonday most glorious, :yet almost overwhelming with its poweisof dazzling light and glowing hues. Sunset possesses a melan choly and tranquilizing charm, and twilight issweet and dream-like. lint when the Shadows have deep ened into night, and ono by one the tremulous lamps become visible in the cloudless dome above, when silence deepens, and the voices of nature sink into undisturbed repose—when there is no moon to soften and to beautify while it floods with light the dreamy landscape—naught but the fur off glorious stars— then there is a deep solemnity, much of earnest thought—a spirit of contemplation that mingles past memories, present experience, and future hope upon the scene around. And hopefully the eye of Faith turns upwards to those starry worlds—perhaps the dwelling-places of the hearts loved and lost to earth. All pure and gentle feelings pervade the musing soul in an heur like this. We love even the forget ting ones, who heed no. more our once welcome words. We forgive even the bitter enemy that has unrelentingly pursued us ; and we refrain from all bitter thoughts and angry feelings, for it semis that angel watchers are above us, and the influence of better worlds around. Thoughts as solemn as the surrounding stillness fraught with consolation's soothing power, mingle with the subdued light reflected from those distant isles of peace, and intuitively our souls question, and nature responds, leaving no doubt of future good upon the anxiously seeking spirit that yearns for a higher knowledge, for the assuring certainties of the life beydrid. Thoughts too beautiful, too soul-fraught for human utterance—thoughts of that promised Hereafter, immortal whisperings of coming joy, of Hope's realization, of Love's heavenly renewals, of Friendship's • re-union, of happiness complete and unalloyed, in the glorious realms of unending bless edness—they come to the yearninz heart in the quiet hour of solemn and still communion with self and nature beneath the starry skies, the world illumina ted depths of the divine abodes. It is truly sweet, lovingly consoling, harmoniously soothing, to• the world-chafed spirit, to meditate in the silent hour of night, to hold communion with higher worlds, and feel the unmistakeable evidences of angel influences shed upon the earthly scene, and the aspiring human heart. Moonlight with its beautifying power, sun shine with its joy-giving radiance, aro sweets when shared with others—our earth companions. 6tar light is beautiful enjoyed in silence and alone. ANIMAL thou.—in a lecture given by Dr. Kane, to the citizens of .New York, he mentioned the fact that the increase of cold on the human body required a corresponding increase of animal food. if this be the case, we have reason to believe that the consump tion for the lost few weeks must have been increased in these parts. On the subject of Dr. Kane's lecture, the Ne lurk Evening Post remarks : "An opportunity has thus been given of testing the ability of the human body to resist a temperature of seventy degrees below zero. for several months to. gether. The Doctor and his party were enabled to du this by an immense consumption of animal food the ordinary daily allowance to each man being six or eight ducks, or an equivalent in several pounds of the fat seal. "Shortly:after the discovery of the compound na ture of the atmosphere by Priestly, Crawford broach ed the theory that the animal heat of the body is maintained at a uniform temperature of IS degrees, by means of a liberal consumption of food containing carbon in excess, as animal food, where the cold is severe. The most brilliant and beautiful series of experiments prosecuted by Licbig, were those inten ded to establish this theory, which they do most suc cessfully. this connection, the experiment of Dr. Kane and his party, in showing the kind and amount of food required to enable the human body to resist the depressing influence of a continued low teinpera ture, for a period of time longer than any other re corded, is of the highest practical value." WILD PIGEoNS.—The Central Alabamian says Our woods are now swarming with millions of wild pigeons, attracted to our region, no doubt by the abundant crop of acorns which have not yet fallen from the oak trees. So numerous are they, that the sound of their wings when they start from one forest 'to another. resembles heavy distant thunder. It is said that they have a roost a few miles south of Fly ton, where they pals the night among the branches of tall long leaf pines, and .such numbers are collect ed at this nightly bivouac, that their weight causes a continual falling of the branches, so as to render it rather hazardous to approach them. Sportsmen with their double barrelled shot guns, have flue amusement in shooting them, and the children take great delight early in the evening, in watching their dark masses as they make their way to the general rendezvous. They have alarm steam engine in operation in Ohio, which will thrash and clean from five to six hundred bushels per day. Tho boiler is tubular, the cylinder is of six inches bore and twelve inch stroke. It makes one hundred and seventy-five revolutions per minute with steam at forty pounds pressure, and does more work than any common threshing machine driven by eight horses. Lee young and pretty married lady, belonging to Chicago, recently administered a sevoro flogging with a cow-hide, upon the barkeeper of a hotel at Jackson, Michigan, as a punishment for repeated insults. DAMAGES CLAIMED FROM ME:KV:O.—ME. J. S. Murray, a graduate of the Law Department of the University of Louisiana,returned to New Orleans last week, from 50nora, where he had been imprisoned for the last nine months, by Mexican authorities, on suspicion of having been in correspondence with Oen. Walker the filibuster. No trial was allowed him to disprove thecharges, and his letters, addressed to friends of reputation irkliis country, for certificates of good character, &c., were never forwarded. There was no American Consul in the place to see justice done, and he was compelled to bear his imprisonment with pa tience, until it pleased the Mexican authori ties to release him. Ile is about to present a claim against the government of Mexico for damages. His visit to Sonora, ho says, was solely for the benefit of his health. SAVED DV A DOG.—The Grand Rapids ( Mich.) Enquirer states that. the dwelling of Me. Al Fred Sayles, of Caskade, Kent county; was destroyed by fire last week, in the night, while Mr.. and Mrs. S. -were' absent. Five children were sleeping in the house, ono of whom was awakened by a faithful dog, who went to his bed and actually scratched his face with his paw till the blood came before he could awaken him. The bed, wherein two girls slept, was already on fire, and one of the girl's arms badly burned, Without awaking her. They all escaped, but had not reached the road before the roof fell in, carrying eve rything with it to the ground floor. • " THAT COL'Iii4Y IS THE MOST PROSPEROUS WHERE Levu' COMMANDS THT,GRFAMM 8,KWA11D,1)..,--BraHANAN_ LANCASTER CITY; PA., TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1806. Gaets.-LTlie Philadelphialittir , er, in speaking of the condition of the winter grain, states that many inquiries - are daily made.among, farmers as to the effects.which the recent heavy bed of snow has liad upon it. Some entertain fears that there may be a coat-' ing of ice on the top of the ground, sufficient to smother the grain ; others think it is not sufficient to injure it, and the snow will effect ually protect it from the cold. We under stand that where the ground under 'the snow has been examined it has been found to be rozen to the depth of three or four inches on y. The snow keeps the earth warm. EXCITEMENT A T NEW ORLEANS.-NEW OR LEANS Feb.2o.—The bill removing Mr. Hufty, the Know Nothing Sheriff of this city, has been passed by both branches of the State . Legislature by a strict party vote, causing considerable feeling among the friends of .the incumbent. His election was contested in consequence of the illegal destruction of the ballot boxes at the election in November last, The vote destroyed, it is sworn, would have elected Mr. Bell, the Democratic candidate. The District Court gave a-decision previously iu favor of Mr. Hufty. WIIEELING, Feb. 21 The Law Greys, military corps, from Balti more, arrived here last night at 12 o'clock, and left this morning for Cincinnati. At 11 o'clock yesterday, 100 miles east of Wheeling, the forward engine train, broke a wheel and was precipitated down an embank ment one hundred feet, killing Christian Zeig ler, the fireman, belonging to Frederick county, and seriously injuring Thomas M'Kinley, the engineer. .I'.'Tone of the Greys were injured. CARDS. D. G. Swartz, LAND AGENT FOR THE STATE OF JOWL Real Estate bought and sold on commission ; Land War rants located: Taxes paid; Money invested on Land se curity at high rates Atai - ^" 5,000 Acres of choice Land for n_.l6._ Office in North Duke st., four doors above Walnut, Lancaster, Pa. sop U - 13 , 34 `tunnel H. Reynolds, Attorney at Law, OReal Estate Agent and Conveyancer, Office South Queen street, formerly occupied by Wm. .llathiot, dee'd., Lan caster, Pa. REFERS TO Ex-Gov. W. F. Johnston, Pittsburg. Bigler, Philadelphia. Hon. G. W. Woodward, •• Alex. Jordan, Sunbury. Peter McCall, Esq., Philadelphia. Joshua. W. Cornly, Esq., Danville. lion James T. Hale, Bell font.. Henry Broekerholi, " sep 25 tf 36 Jeseie•Lrinills,—Attorney at Law. Offico one door east of Lechler's Ihnel, E. King St., Lancester woo. All kinds f Scrivening—such ns writing Wills, Deeds. Mortgages, Accounts, &c., will be attended to with correetness and despatch. mey 15, '55 tf-17 ylr. J. T. Baker, Uomepathic Physician, successor Dr. WAllistor. noire in E. Prange St., nearly opposite-the First Ger man Rethrmed Church. Lancaster, April 17 (tf-13) ine . I„ S ljt7: l .s k t e „ ' .. s l u l e ir x Tt ni t I N:T o r.LO S E t ti ° CE7 4 tat:, oppo,ito ,tour non Could' HOUSE. opril 17 ' Om-13 BELLEVUE HOUSE. COLUMBIA, PA. • BARDWELL & BItENEMAN, PROPRIETORS, (Late by Mrs. Haines and John - Barr. Refurnished with all Modern Improvements fur the eon nience of the travelling public. Cit- Terms made easy to suit the times—rail and see. 155. I. II icnufLL, ( fIL 31. IlnoNEolos, Wyoming CO., 1 . 3. f apr 17 tf.l3 1 Lancaster co., Pa. ;mins 8.. If..aufmnat, .ATTORNEY AT LAW, sj nod Agent for procuring Bounty laud Warrants. Onioe in Widmyer's Building, South Duke street, near the Court House. mar 20 (MS.4) T) elno va I.—W 11.1201 B. FOR DNEY. Attorney nt 11.1. w has rentavol his office from N. Queen st to the bulhling in the ;south East corner of Centre Square, for m-rly k tu,sn na otky's Lanraster. oprit 10 YArlilte's ate.—Located in York, Pa., 01- y fors Yonag Men all the advantages of a thorough Mercantile Cirrulnrn ulfordingnvory Informa tion to be had on application to the Principal, o ,t 3 Gw Si T. KIRK WRITE. Tames Black.—At blowy at Law. O ff ice in E. f 3 King street. two doors east of Leehlur's Hotel, Lan caster, to. 23J- All Imoisoss • connected with his profession, and ail kinds of writing, such as preparing . Deeds, Mortgages, Will, Stating Accounts, ,kc., promptly attended to: may 13. trl7 eorge W. ill'Elroy, ATTORNEY AT LAW.— Onict.--E. Orange at., directly opposite the Sheriff's Office, Lancaster. um 23 tf-18 - - JG. Moore, Surgeon Dentist, continues .to practice his profession iu its various branches on the must approved principles. Oftiee S. E. Corner of North Queen and Orange streets. N. R.—Entrance id door on Orange st. non 1 tr-a emoval.--ISAAC all ESTER—Attorney at Law. I~ las removed to an Office in North Duke street, nearly pposite the new-Court house, Laucaster, Pa, id 6m-12 I Ir. John. 111. , ('alln, DENTlST—Oftleef-No 4 East liingstrrot, Las tor, Pa. japl 18 tf.l3 !due J. Neff, Attorney at Law.--office with / - 1_ IL A. Shwa,. Esq., south-west corner of Centre Square, next ,I o to Wager's Wine Store, Lancaster, Pa.. may 15, 1555 Iy-17 "MEW Stage Route from Lancaster to ill Reading, Vat Oregon, New Berlin, Ephrata, Reams town and Adamstown.—The subscriber has commenced running a Stage bemoan Lancaster and Reading, by way of Oregon, New Berlin, Ephrata, Reamstown and Adams town. 4,6 - -Leaves Lancaster (Shober's Hotel) every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 50 o'clock, A. M. t...n - Leaves Reading, (Barto's Keystone House) every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock, A. M. I' arc..-For throngh passage, 51,50 Froni Laticast, to Oregon, 31 cte. to Pritz'a, 37 "" to New Berlin, 50 •• to Ephrata, 75 From Reading to Adamstown, 50 to Reamstown, 62 . •• to Ephrata, 87 • BENT. MISHLER. N. B.—This route is shorter than any other one and over a vera,goal road. nov 20 11.1 1000 TON S NO.I SUPER-PHOSPHATE 01 LIME.—DEBURG'S Original and Genuine, warranted of superior quality, the cheapest manure in the world.. Farmers and dealers supplied at low prices. EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER. 5,000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plaster, selected for its fertilizing quality. 10.000 bushels of same in bulk. 10,009 barrels beet quality Ordinary Land Plaster, equal to the BEST USUALLY SOLD. at the low Dr.ice of 3.t cents per bushel, or pl,lO per barrel, with a deder . etion for large lota. 25,000 bushels of same in bulk. 1,000 barrels Calcined Plaster. 1,000 " Casting " 500 Dentist " 6,000 Ilydraulic Cement. 1,000 " True Roman " PERUVIAN GUANO. This article we offer in confidence to our customer+, as equal to any imported. and far superior to most In the mar ket. 10,000 bags of this superior Guano for sale et the lowest market rates. Also, t'oudrette, Idexicau Guano, Ground Charcoal, Sr. , &e. FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO. At the STIAM PLASTER MILLS, junction York Avenue ud Callowhill street, Philadelphia. felt 12 3m 4 LOVES.—Woutz's have oparied a largo variety of I.3rOlovea—ladies and gouts, boys and caisson. The very bent quality Kid Gloves. Ladies and Denis Drab Doe Gauntlets Bud: and Beaver Gloves and Mitts, dc., &e. ALSO—A large lot of Woolen and Cotton Hosiery. Just received at [des 11 tf 47) WENTZ'S. yr eswi k litsti ( tit te.—The Principal of this Scheel 13,f0r Young Ladies would invite the attention of parents and guardians to the tact, that among the first advantages of a Boarding, School. ;and yet sea rare to flud,) hu has pro. vided the moat approved 'method of rENTILATION. By this means the pupils can always have fresh air, so indispensa ble to healtli.and intellectual Improvement. DfSclNt: and GYMNASTIC EXERCISES are also taught, and by the most approved masters, forming with the English and Ornatanutai branches, a thorOugh system of female ed ucation. For Glennlan; address, CIAARLES LANCASTER, Norristown, Ps., fohi 2in 3 Principal rNITED STATES MAIL POST OEFICE DEPARTMENT, Januaryjlo, 1850. TIROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the United JE States from July,l, 1070. to June 30. 1060, inclusive, in the State of PENNSYLVANIA, will be received at the Contract Office of this Department until 3 p. to.. of 14th April nett, (to be decided by. the ith 41 May following.) on the route.; and thd times luireio specified. 3001 Prom Philadelphia, by General Wayne, Cabinet, West Ilaverford, Radnor, Spread Eagle, Pauli, •Prazer, • West Vibiteland. Downingtown, Thorndale Iron Works, Caln, Coatesville, Parkesborg,Sadsburyvllle. Penningtonville, Christiana Gap, Kinzer s, Belle. monte. Paradise, Gordonsville, Enterprise Lancas. ter, and Motmtville, to Columbia, 681, miles and bark, twice daily. by railroad. Leave l'hiladelphia daily after arrival of New York mail '.say it 6%a ni and 103,1 pm; • Arrive at Lancaster same day.byll. a m and 2 a in, and at Columbia by 115.', a m and'.li; a m; Leave Columbia daily at ain and sr% pm; Arrive atLancastecsame day by D a m and e p And at Philadelphia by 134 p m and 2 eat; 3002 Prom Philadelphia ,' by' Conshohocken, Norristown, Bridgeport, Port Eennedj, Vaßei ForgM . • phieeis... mile, Boyer's Ford, Linierki Bridge,. Pcvttstown, Donglasaville„Banmstown, Birdsboro, lleadinvtTack-, ertociXohrsville, Leesport , Elamburgh, Port C linton,l Auburn, Orwigsbargh, and Schuylkill . Haven, to Pottsville, 97 miles and back, twice daily, except Srinday, by railroad. . Leave Philadelphia daily, except, Sunday, at 63.4. a at and 234 p m Arrive at Beading same day by.lo a at and 6 yitha and at Pottsville by 12 m and 8 p ta ; Leave Pottsville daily, except Sunday, at 7 a m and 3 1 %0 m;_. _ • • Azalea at Realitqg same day by 9.a m and 6 ' p m and at Philadelphia by I p ra and p us; • 3003 From Philadelphia, by Rising Sint, Milestown, Janke known, Abingtown, Willow Grove, Horsham, War ricigtown, Doylestown, Danbcirough, Pinaistaadville, Buckssille, Drahant, Belgian Uhlerseille, to Easton,. 58 .miles and back, six U rues a week. - Leave Philadelphia daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m; • Anneal Easton same day by 6 p in; • itase Easton daily, except SuPday, at 6 a in ; Arrive at Philadelphia same day by'6 p . m; 3004 From Philadelphia, by Rising ' , Sun, Germantown, Mount Airy, Chesnut Hill, White Marsh, Uppe Dublin, Spring House, Montgoneryville, Line Lex legion, •Seller's Tavern, Banker mu, Quakertown, Coopersburg, Centre Valley, and %icon Valley, to Allentown, 54 miles and bark, daily. . Leave Philadeldhia'daily at 3 a as; -Arrive at Allentown mine day by 3 p m; Leave Allentown daily at 6 a ne • Arrive at Philadelphia same day by 6 p m; 3005 Prom Philadelphia, by Feltonville, Cheltenham, Fox Chase, Huntingdon Valley, Sorrel Horse, Darisifilles Bithboro, Newtown, and Dollington ' to..Taylorsville, 33 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Philadelphia Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 2% p Arrive at Taylorsville same days by 9 p Leave Taylorsville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5 a us; Arrive at Philadelphia same days by 10 a in. Proposals for six times a week service are Invited. 3006 Prom Philadelphia, by Kensington, Port Maui:loud, and Bridesburg, to Frankford, 8 miles and back, twelves times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily at S a in and 5 PM; Arrive at Frankford same day at 6%a m and 6% pm; Leave Frankford daily at 8 a m and 1 p Arrive at Philadelphia by 9% a m and 3% p m; 3007 From Philadelphia, by Upper Darby, llaverford, New ton Square, Edgemont, Willistown Inn, and Mill town, to IVester Chester, 25 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily, except Sunday, at 2p mr Arrive at West Chester same day by 8 p Leave West Chester daily, except Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive at Philadelphia same day by 1 p m. 3008 From Philadelphia, by Milestown, Jenkintown, Ab ington, Willow Grove, liatborough, Warminster, Hartsville, Bridge Valley, Doylestown, Buckingham, Manske, and New Hope, to Lambertsrille, N. J., 42 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive at Lambertsville same day by d p rut Leave Lambertsville daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m ; Arrive at Philadelphia name day by 7 p m. 0000 From Philadelphia, by Falls of Schuylkill, Mena yank, Leverington, Andora, Barren Hill, and Ply mouth Meeting, to Norristown, 16 miles and back, - six times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily, except Supday, at 5 a m; Arrive at Norristown same day by 0 a m; Leave Norristown daily, except Sunday, at 2 p m; Arrive at Philadelphia saute day by 0 p m. 3010 From Philadelphia, by Biting Sun, to Germantown, 7 miles and back. six times a week. Leave Philadelphia daily, except Sunday. at 4 p at; Arrive at Germantown same day by 6 p Leave Germantown daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m; Arrive at Philadelphia same day by 10 a m. 3011 From Philadelphia to Spring Garden, 1% mile and back, twice daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m and 4 p m; And return to Philadelphia by 11 a m and 7 p m. 3012 From Philadelphia, by Kingsessing, Darby, Kellys vitt°, Oakdale, Media, Lima, Ivy Mills, Concordville, and Chad's Ford, to Ilamorton, 33 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Philadelphia Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 8 a rn; Arrive at Ilamorton same days by 5 p m; Leave Ilamorton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a m; Arrive at Philadelphia same days by 4 p m. 3013 From Byberry to Hdmeabarg,o miles and back, three times a week. Leave Byberry daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m; Arrive at Holuiesburg same day by 7 a m; Leave Ilolmesburg daily, except Sunday, at 5 p m; Arrive at Byberry same, day by 6 p m. 3014 Frei, Bristol, by F.ibdnkton, to Yardleyville, 14 miles and hack, once a week. • Leave Bristol Saturday at 6 a m; Arrive at Yardleyville same day by 12 m: Leave Yardleyville Saturday at 1 p m; Arrive at Bristol same day by 7 p m. 3015 From West Chester, by Paoli, to Philadelphia, 31 miles and back, twice daily, except Sunday, by railroad. Leave West Chester daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m and p ni: Arrive at Philadelphia same day by 12 en and S p m; • Leave Philadelphia daily, except Sunday, at 7 a m and 2 p m. Arrive at West Chester same day by 12 and 8 p m. 3010 From West Chester, by Thornburg, Dilworthtown, and Talleyville, Del.. to Wilmington, 19 miles and back, three times a week,. Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 m; Arrive at Wilmington same day by 12 in; Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 is m. Arrive at West Chester same days by 7 p m. 3017 From West Chester, by Dewningtown, Guthriesville, Brandywine Manor. ltockville, Ramey Brook, Bear town, Blue Ball, New Holland, Ilinkletown, Ephra. ta, Blanch, Brickerville, Cornwall, Campbelltown, and Hockersville to Ilincenelstowa, 04 miles and back, three times a week. Leave West Chester Tuesday, Tliiirsaty and Saturday at 7 a rot Arrive at Hummelstown next days by 4 p Leave Hummelstown Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 10 am; Arrive at West Chester next days by 2p m. :Vila From West Chester by 31arshallton, Embreville, Lab onville, Doe Run, Gum Tree, Cochranville, Russell ville Ilaysville, Oxford, Hopewell Cotton Works, Nottingham, Brick Sleeting House, Md., Rising Sun, Farmington, Principio, and Battle Swamp, to Perry ville, 53 miles and back, three times a wank. Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day at. p Arrive at Perryville next slays by 12. m; Leave Perryville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1 p Arrive at West Chester next days by 12 m. 3019 From West Chester byGostienville and Sugartown, to Paoll, 10 miles and back, once n week. • Leave %Vest Chester Tuesday at 9 a us; Arrive at Paoli mine day by 12 ns; Leave Paoli Tuesday at 2 p m; Arrive at West Chester someday by 5 p Is,. 3020 From West Chester. by Parkersville to Hamorton, 9 miles and back, three times a week. Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at I p m; Arrive at ilamorten same days by 3 p m; Leave Ilamorton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p m; Arrive at West Chester same days by 6 p m. 3021 Front Frankford by Bustleton, to Somerton, 10 miles and back, sic times a week. Leave Frankford daily. except Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive at Spmerten stune day by 9 a m; Leave Somerton daily. except Sunday, at 10 a m; Arrive at Frankford same day by 12 m. 3022 From Parkesburg by Ercildon,McWilliamstown,Mor tenville, and Marshalton, to West Chester, 20 miles and back, once a week. • Leave Parkesburg Monday at 6 a m; Arrive at West Chester same day by 12 m; Leave West Chester Monday at 1 p Arrive at Parkesburg same day by 7 p m: 3023 From Penningtonville by Nine Points, Bartville, Cole rain, Oak Shade, Fulton House, and Wakefield, to Peter's Creek, 27 milts and back, once a week. Leave Penningtonville Tuesday at 1 p m ; Arrive at Peter's Creek same day by 9 p m; Leave Peters Creek -Wednesday at 8 a or, Arrive at Peuningtonville same day by 4 p m. 3024 From Penningtonville, by Steelvllle and Collamer, to Octoraro, 9 ladles and back, three times a week. Leave Penningtoriville Tuesday, Thursday and &tur a day at fpm; • Arrive at Octoraro same days by 3% p m; Leave Octoraro Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at 4%' p m; Arrive at Penniegtonville muse day by 6% p m. 9025 From Christiana, by Smyrna, Quarryville, and Me chanic's Grove, to Chesnut Level, 18 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Christiana Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Gam; Arrive at Chesnut Level same days by 12 mg • Leave Chesmit Level Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 2 p Arrive at Christiana name days by 6 p m. 3026 From Gap, by Cain's to Peques, 7 miles, and beta, six times a week. Leave Gap daily, except Sunday, sifter arrival of mail from Philadelphia—say at 11% a m; Arrive at Pequert same day by 3 p m; Leave Pequeailly, except Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive at Gap` same day by 83 a m; Proposals to commence at Par kesburg, in lieu of Gap, and embrace Sadsburyville, are invited. 3027 From Gordowellle, by Intercourse, to Hat, 5 miles and back, three times a week. Leaves .oonloriville Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day at. 11% am; Arrive at Hat same days by 1 p m; Leave Hat Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at S am. Arrive'at Gordonville mine days by 9% a in. • 3028 From Enterprise, by Grog's Store, Manville, and Vogansville, to Innkletown,ll miles and - back ,once a week. Leave Enterprise Saturday at 1 p M Arrive at Illnkletown same day by 5% p ; Leave Hinkleton Saturday at 8 a m ' ; Arrive at Enterprise same day by 1.2 m. 3029 From Lancaster, by Landisville, Mount Jay, Eliza bethtown' Portsmouth, Middletown, and High re Spi, to Harrisburg, 37% miles and back, twice daily, by railroad. Leave Lancaster daily at 2 a m and 11 a m: Arrive at Harrisburg same day. by 3% a m and 355 Leave Ilaxrishon daily at Sam and 7 p m ; Arrive at Lancaster same day by 9% a m and 9% p 3030 From Lancaster, by Neirsville, Eothsville, Ephrata, IteaMstown, Adamstown, and' Gcniglorw vide, to Reading, 34 miles and back, six times 'a week, with an additional daily mall, except Sun day, to Lilts. Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at 9 am ; . Arrive at Reading same dAy by 634 P.m; Leave Reading, daily except Sunday, at 9j a Le; Arrive at Lancaster urea day by 5 p m; Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday at 4 p m; Arrive at Litivamaday l y 7 p Leave Litlx daily, except eunuay,at 7 a to; Arrive at Lancaster same day by 10 a M. 3031 From Lancaster, by Lampeter; to.Strasburg, 9 miles and back, six times a week. Leavo Lancaster daily, except Sund4, at 4 p mt Arrive at Strasburg mune day by 7 p m; . Leave Strasburg daily, except Sunday at 7 a m; Arrive at'Lanchater same day by 10 a m; • 3032 From Lancaster, by Millersville, Slackviater, bar 'and Liberty Sattare, to Buck, mileaand back, six times a week. Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at 2 p m; Arrive at Safe Harbor mine day by 4 p m; Leave Safe Harbor dally,, except Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive atlanciater same day by .9. a m. 7033 From Lancaster, by EastHempfteld, Manhelm, White Oak, Mount Hope," and Cornwall' to Lebanon, 28. miles and back, six times a weak.. _ . . Leave Lain:eaterdatiy,aicept Sunday, ACM% Arriwe at Lebanon tameday . l4l2 l 3iptn; Leave Leheriou'dally; except Stmdanat gam; - Arrive atlancsater mots iday • by.f.p 3034 Froin.lancaster, - by:H . ll'OW Street, Smithnu..llac* , Cheinut Green,Pleasant Gromliock Skisgs, Md~ and Hawlirundile; lo' Port •Depoolt,ts miles and . - back, tbrce times& week. . • Leaves Lam:later, Monday Wednesday and Friday, at Arrive atPOrtiDepesitsamo day. ly 5 p ml Lame -Port. Deposit, Tuesday Thursday and. 'sawn day - at S. a la; Arrive at Lancaster ` same day p I 3035 From Lancaster, by Swarr'e ;MI, Sporting mu, Mas tarsonville, Colebrook and Campbelistown, to Ann ' viute2B mtles and and hank, twice a - Week. ' Leave Laitcaster-Mcmday and Wednesday. at 6 a an . Arrive at Aruiville same days by.'6 p m; Leave Annville Tuesday and Thursday at 8 a in; • Arriyeat Lancaster samedays by 6 p , • 3038 From Lancaster„ by Oregon, West 'Bari, and Farmers villa, to Illikletown, 15 miles and tack, six times a week: _ Leave Lancaater daily, except Sunday, at 3 p Arrive at Hinkletown same day by 7 p m; Leave Hinklettuni daily, excebt Sunday, at 7 a m; Arrive at Lancaster suns day by 11 a m; 3037 From Strasburg, by Martinsville, New Providence, • and Camargo to QuarryvHie, 9 miles and back, three times a week. - Leave. Strasburg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 534 a ; Arrive at QuanTyille'same days by 934 a m; Leave Quarryville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 12 m; Arrive at Straiburgh same days by 3 p m. 3038 From Columbia, by Manor and Highville, to Safe Harbor, 10 miles and back, three thnesa week. Leave Columbia Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Sam; Arrive at Safe Harbor same days by 11 a m ; • • Leave Safe Harbor Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm; Arrive at Columbia same days by 5 p m. 3039 From Columbia, by Mulatta, Maytown, Bainbridge, Falmouth, and Portsmouth, to 3lidgletown, 19 - miles and back, sir times a week. Leave Columbia daily, except Sunday, at 7 p m; Arrive at. Middletown same day by 6 7 ,( _ pm; Leave Middletown daily, except Sunday, at 2 P m; An Iva at Colninbla same day by 3%p m. 31240 From Norristown, by Jeffersonville, Shannonville, Port Providence, and Quinzyville, to Pnmetx.vlHe 11 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Norristown daily, except Sunday, at I• 10% a m; Arrive at Phcetalxville same day at 1 p m Leave l'hcenixville daily, except Sunday, at 4 p m; • Arrive at Norristown same day by 7 p m. t 2041 From Norristown, by Norritonville, Penn's Square, Centre Squalls Worcester, Skippack, and Salford. villa, to Samneytoarn, 20 miles and back; thfie times a week. • Leaved Norristown Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 10 am: Arrive at Sumneytown same days by 4 p m Leave Sunaneytown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Os W.; Arrive at Norristown same days by 12 m. 3042 Erom.Norristown, by Jeffersonville, Eagles - 111e, Per kiomen Bridge, Trappe, Limerick, Crooked Hill, and Pottstown, to Boyerstown, 27 miles and back, three times a week.. 'Leave Norristown Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 pa); Arrive at Boyerstown same day by 9 p m; Leave Boyerstown Monday, Wednesday, and : Friday at Oa m; Arrive at Norristown same days by 11 a m. • Proposals for three additional weekly trips to +Trappe • arc invited. 3043 From Phamixville, by Kimberton, Chester Springs, West Vincent, Marsh, Morgantown,Churchtown, Goody!Be ! Blue Ball. New liollareflareville, Lea, cock, and Binkley's to Lancaster, 45 Miles and back, three timas a week, with three additional weekly trips to Chester Bprings from let April to Ist October in each year. Leave Phcenixville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday atli am; Arrive at Lancaster next days by 11 a m; Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at . 1 p m; Arrive at Phoenixville next days by 10 a m. 3044 From Phcenixvllle, by .Setzler's Store, Pottstown, " Brower, Birdsboro, and Robeson, to Reading, 30 miles and back, twice a week. . Leave Phcenixvillo Tuesday and Saturday at S a m Arrive at Reading same days by 6 p m; Leavo Reading Monday and Friday at 8 a m ; Arrive at Phcettitcville same days by 6 p at. 3045 From Pottstown, by New ilanover, and Frederick, to Sumneytown, 15 miles and back, once a week. Leave Pottstown IVedneeday at 12 m; Arrive at Sumneytown same day by 5 p m; Leave Snmneytown Wednesday at 6 a m; Arrive at Pottstoten same day by 11 a in. 3016 From Reading, by Sinking Spring, Wernersville Fur nace, Womelsdort. Stoucbburg, Meyerstown Leba.. non, Annville, Palmyra, Onion, Deposit, and Hum melstown, to 'Harrisburg, 64 miles and back; twice a week. Leave Reading daily, except Sunday, ut 11% a in in summer, and 134 p m in winter; Arrive at Harrisburg same day by 834 p m in sum mer, and 11% p ai in winter; Leave Harrisburg daily,. except Sunday, at 7% a m ; Arrive at Reading same day by 4% p m. 3047 From Reading. by Stonersvflle, Bruntheldville, Earl vino, and Greshville, to Buyerstown, 18 miles and bark, six times a week. Leave Reading daily, except Sunday, at 3% p to; Arrive at Boyerstown same day by 7% p Leave Boyerstown daily, ex cent Sunday, at 6 a ; Arrive at Reading same day by 10 a ra. 3048 From- Reading, by Beckersville;Joanna.Furnace, Mor gautown, Blue Rock, Long, Wußare, Uwchinud, Li onville, and West Whiteland, to West Chester, 40 miles and back, three times a week. heave Reading Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 um; Arrive at Weed Cheater same days by 7 p m; , Leave West Chester Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday atS am; Arrive at Reading same days by S p m. 3010 From Reading by Lienback's, Lower• Bern, Bernvllle, Tulpehoecan, Rehremburg, Bethel, gloss Key Mills, and Fredericksburgh, to JOUOtitOlVd; 34 miles and back, three times a week. ' Leave Reading Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 7 a m; Arrive at Jonestown same days by 5 p i Leave Jonestown Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday at 6a m; Arrive Ileruling same days by 8 p m. 3010 From W - ..ding, by Uley, Lobachsville, and Pike Town. ship. to Manatawny, 17 miles and back, oncela week. Leave Reading Friday at 3 p In; Arrive at Manatawny same day by 7 p m; •Leave Manatawny Saturday at S - a m; Arrive at Reading same day by 12 us. 3051 From Reading to Geiger's Alills 13 miles sod back, once a week. Leaves Reading Saturday at 8 a as; Arrive at Geiger's Mills same day by 10 a m; Leave Geiger's Mills came day by 10 a m; Arrive at Reading same day by 3 p m. 3012 From Leesport, by Rvansville, Moselem Iron Works, and 51olltown, to Moselem, 12 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Leesport Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 11 a in; Arrive at Moselum same days by 2 p m 3 • Leave Moselum Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3 p m; Arrive at Leesport same days by 6 p m. 3053 From Hamburg, by Albany, and FeatheroffsVille, to Lynnville, 20 miles and back, once a week. Leave Hamburg Wednesday, after arrival of Philadel phia mail—say at 12 m; Arrive at Lynville same day by 5 p m; Leave Lynnville Wednesday at 6 a m; Arrive at4iazuburg same day by 11 a m . 3011 From llamburgia, by Windsor Castle and VlrginsVille, to Kutitown, 13 miles and back. three times a Nook. Leave lia.mburgb Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 12m; Arrive at Kutztown same days by 3 p in; Leave Kutztown Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 pm; Arrive at. Hamburgh same days by .7 p m. 3055 From Port Clinton by Focht's Forgo. Tamaqua, Lind- Ringtowtt, Maineville, Gad:missal Rupert, Bloomsburgh. 11aav1llo, MiltmailWatsontown, Meßw ensville. 'lurborville, Minty. and Montureaville, to MiLlamapoct, 118 82-100 miles and back, daily, ex cept stinday. by railti:44l. • • Leave Pert Clinton daily, except Sunday, at SH a m; Arrive at %,,% ilDwmmort same day by 2 p 312; i p Leave 0% Onuesport, daily, except eunday, at 3 p.m Arrive at Poet Clinton same day by 7y i as. 3056 From Orwlgaburg, by McKeansburg, to West Penn, 14 miles and back, once a week. Leave urwlgelnarg Saturday at 9 a m; Arrfire at 11 eSt Penn Baru day by 1 p m; Leave West Penn Saturday at 2 p m ; Arrive at Orwigeburgh same day by 6 p m. 3057 From Schuylkill Haven, by Ilinersville, to Tremont, 12 milei and back, six times a week, by railroad: • Leave Schuylkill Haven day, except - Bunday;6t 12 Arrive at Tremont same day by 1 pm; Leave Tremont daily, except Sun&y, at 2.p m, • Arrive aahuytkill Haven saguiday by 3 pre:, 3058 From Haven to Fraidenalnulp 4 miles and back three times a week. • Leave Schuylkill Haven Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday at 12 m; Arrive at Friodetusburg same days by 1 p.m; , Leave Friedensburg Tuesday Thursday; and Eatuilay at 12 mi Arrive at Schuylkill Haven same days by 1 p no. Proposals for six-timesa•week service are invited, 3069 From Doylcatown,bylinckingbarn, Wrikhta town, Newtown, Attleboro', Ilubsiarville, end, New portville, to Bristol, 26 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Doylatown.dally, except Sunday, at 5 a m; Arrive at Bristol same day by 11 a m; Leave Bristol daily, except Sunday, after arrival of Philadelphia mail—say at 7 a m; Arrive at Doylestout same daj by Tp m. 8060 From Doylestown, by Mechanicsville and Catveruville, to Centre Bridge, 13 milea and back, once a; week; Leave Doylestown Wednesday at 7 a m •, Arrive at Centre Bridge same day by 11 a nr; Leave Centre Bridge Wednesday at 12m; . Arrive at Doylestown some day by 7 Rm. Proposale for threeelmes.a.weelr service, also' proposals to end at, Lumberville instead of Centre Bridge, are Invited. . 3061 From Doylestown, by Line Lexington, Frassr.enio, Hulpsville, union Square. and Bkippack, at Trkppe, 31 miles and back - ,•once a week. Leave Doylestown Tuesday a, - 7 a m ;. Arrive at Trappe same day by 6 p m; • Leave Trappe Thursday at 7,a m; Arrive at Doylestown same day by 6 p m. 8062 .From Illoyleetown,-by. Dublin; Applebachsville, kerb:urn,. Bichlandtown and Pleasant Valley, Co Spiingtown, 31 ittllesand. back, once.. week. leave Doyleatown Tuesday.at 7 a in; Arrive at Springtown seine day by 5 pm; Leave'Springtawn Wednesday it 7 a nu Arrive at Doylestown same day by 5 p m. 3003 From .Doylestown, by Cross Keys, Dyeratowo, and Daaborough, to Point Pleasant, 9 miles and back, once a week. Leave Doylestown Tuesday at 3 p ni; • Arrive at Point Pleasant same day by 5 p to; ' Leave Point Pleasant Tuesday at 104 Arrrive at Doylestown sem% day by 72 m. Proposals for three timesa-week, also for six timeee week service, are invited. 3064 From Spring House to Sumneytown, 19 miles and back, once a week. Leave Spring House Wednesday at 8 a m; Arrive at Sumiseytown same day by 2 p m; Leave.Smnneytown Wednesday at 3 p m; 8111.10 at Spring HOU. same day byp p in. 9065 From Line Lexington, by 11.01town,Magerstown, Ap• plabasabsville, Pleasant Valley, Leithsville Holler " towri,' and Iran Hill; to Bethlehem ; SO tales and ' back, three than a•week. • Leave Line Lexington Tuesday, Thurdsay and &Matr a*, at a . . • Airlis at Bethlehem same days by 6 p m; LetivaßothlebemManday, Wednesday end Friday, at 8 am; Arrive at Line Lexington same dariby 6p m. . 3066 From Centre Talley, by Presdensville, Seidersville, ' Bethlehem Heaton. to Nazareth, 13 miles and teek,tbrax time a week to Bethlehem, and residue daily, except Sundtiy. Leave. Centre Valley Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday' at 2 it . ux Arrive at Bethlehem same days by 4 p m; Leave Bethlehem Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 a an, Arrive at Centro Valley same days by 9 a m: Leave Bethlehem daily, except Sunday at 4 p m; Arrive at Nazareth samedays by 7 p nu Leave Nazareth daily, except Sunday at 4 a m; Arrive at Bethlehem same day by 7 a m. Proposals for three times a week service over whole route are invited. -- 3067 Prom Plymouth Meeting, by Blueltell,Gynned, Mont gomeryville, Pleasantville, and Miliehallville, to Doylestown, 19 miles and-back, once a week. Leave Plymouth Meeting Tuesday at 12 m; Arrive at Doylestown same day by 6 p m: Leave Doylestown. Tuesday at 5 a m; Arrive itt-Plythentli Meeting same day by 11 a m. 3068 Prom Lima, by Howeliville and Thornton to West Chester; 12 toilet and back, once a week. Leave Lima Tuesday at 2 p us Arrive at Wets Chester same day by 6 p ru; 'Leave West Chester Tuesday at 8 a 'm; Arrive at Lima same day by 12 m. 3069 From Honey Brook, by Cambridge. South Hermitage, to Piqua, S miles and back, three times a week. Leave Honey Brook Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day at 4 p nr; Arrive at Piqua same days by 6 p m ; • Leave Piqua .Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 2 p Arrive at Honey Brook same days by 4 p m. 3070 From Unionville, by Kennett's Square, Ilamorton, Fairville, and Centreville, Del., to Wilmington, 18 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Unionville daily, except Sunday, at 6 a m , Arrive at Wilmington same day by 11 a m; Leave Wilmbigton daily, except Sunday, at 1 p m; Arrive at Unionville mane day by 0 p m. 3071 From Cochranyllie to Parkesburg,t, miles and back, six times a week. Leave Coehranville daily,, except Sunday, at 9 a in; Arrive at Parkesburg same day by 10 a m; Leave Parkeebnrgiledly, except Sunday, at n a m; Arrive at Cochraiiville same day by 12 en. 3072 Fred Hopevrell Cotton Works, by Oxford, Elk Dale, New London, Remblesville, Strickereville, and Blc. Clellandsville, DeL, to Nowark,l9 mile and back, 61. x times a week. Leave Hopewell Cotton Works daily, except Sunday, at 5 a m; Arrive at Newark same day_by 10M a m; Leave Newark daily, except Sunday, by p m, Arrive at Hopewell Cotton Works same lay by 7 p m. 3078 Froca Oxford,hyliountVernon,Colerain, Puseyville, and Mechanics' Grove, to Chestnut Loyal, 18 miles and baek, twice a week. Leave Oxford Ainaday and Friday atl a m; • Arrive at Chestnut Love! Caine Jaye by 11 In.; Leave Chestont Level Monday and Friday at 2 p m; Arrive at Oxford same days by 7 p m. 9074 Frum Girard, by Hopowilli Cotton Works, Glen Roy, and Kirke Bridge, to Oak Rill 7% miles and back, once a week. Leave Oxford Saturday at 4 % p in; Arrive at Oak. RBI ea day' by In; Leave Oak URI Saturday at 2 p to; Arrive at Oxford same day by 4 p m; Proposals for twice-a-week, also for three-times a-week service, are,inviWd. 3075 PrProm"roAvondale, by Cheaterviße, Chandlersville, Pleas ' ant Hill, and Mermaid, Del., to Stanton, 20 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Avondale Wednesday and• Saturday at 4 a to; Arrive at Stanton same days by .1 p m; Leave Stanton Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p m; Arrive at Avaridale same days by 8 p. m. Proposale for a 24 weekly trip are invited 3076 From London Grove to Unionville, 4 miles and back, three times a week. Leave London Grove Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 6 p m; Arrive at Unionville same days by 7 p m; Leave Unionville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p m; Arrive at London Grove same days by 5 p in; 3077 From Lida by Brickersville, to Shatfferatown, 12 miles and back, once a week. • Leave Litiz Tuesday at 2 p tun Arrive At Shrefferstaa a sane day by 6 p nr Leave Shsafferstown Tuesday at t a nu . Arrive at Litiz same day by 12 m, . Proposals for threa times a week. also fur six times a week service, are invited. 5078 From Litiz by Durlach, Scheeneck, Reinhuldsville, and Sinking Springs to Reading, 28 miles and back, once a week. Leave Lida. Friday at S a in; Arriye at Reading sumo day by 5 p in; Leave Reading Saturday at 8 a m; Arrive at Litiz same day by 5 p Proposals for three times a week service are Invited. 3070 From Reamatown Schceneck, Reinholdsville, and Cocalico, to Shrefferstown, 17 miles and back, ones a week. Leave Reamstowu Saturday at 5 a nu Arrhe at Shrefferstown same day by 10 a ns; Leave Shrefferstown Saturday at 11 a m; Arrive at Reametown same day. by 4 p rn; 3080 From Reamstown by Terre hill, to Chart-1.11,n, 12 muss and back, once a week. Leave Reamstown Saturday at 8 a ut; Arrive at Churchtown same day by 12 so; Leave Churchtown Saturday at 1 p m; • Ar. Ivo at Reamstowns same day by 5 p to; 3081 From Safe Harbor, by Conestoga, Marticville, Colo nial:Mile, Mount Nebo, Rawlinsville, and Liberty Square to Buck, 20 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Safe Harbor Monday and Thursday at 12 nu Arrive at Buck same days by 6 p ,e; Leave Buck Monday and Thursday at 6 a ni; Arrive at Safe Haring earns days by 11,1,.‘ a In. Proposals for three, and also for six times a week rew rite aro Invited. 3082 From blanhelm to Penn, 4 miles sad back, twice a week. Leave Manhoim Wednesday and Saturday at 8 a m; Arrive at Penn same days by* in; Leave Penu Wednesday and arc la hly 11 anu Arrive at Manbeim saute day yl2 as. 3083 From alanheim, by Sporting Hill to Mount Joy, 7 miles and back, once a week. Leave Manheim Saturday at 12 m; . Arrive at Meant Joy same day by 2 p ta; Leave Mount Joy Saturday at 3 p ns; Arrive at Ilanheim same day by 5 p m; 3084 From Trappe, by Schwenck's Store, Sumneytown, and Ilarlaysville to Franconia, 21 miles and back, once a week. Leave Trappe Thursday at 12 m; Arrive at Franconia same day by 5 p us,, Leave Franconia Thursday ut 6 n in; Arrive at Trappe same day by 11 a tn. 3085 From :Morgantown, by Blue Rock, Saint Mary's, Saint Peter's, Pughtown, and Vincent, to iquenlxvilie, ill miles and back, three times a week. Leave, Morgantown Monday, WednasrLay and Friday at 0 a m; Arrive at Phoenixville same days by 12 ins Loave Threat:villa Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 A nit Arrive at Morgantown same days by pm. 3086 From New Hanover, by Hillegas, Twinsburg, Spin. neratown, billiard Square, and Steinsburg, to Coop ersburg, 25 miles and back, once a week. Leave New Hanover Friday at 9 a ne Arrrive at Coopersburga32l.lo day by 5 p Leave Coopersburg Thursday at 8 a ne AITiVO at New Hanover same day by 2 p m. 3087 From'Frederick, by New Hanover, tiiibertaville, Boy eeateswn, Manatawny, Lobackevillo, Now Jerusalem, and Dryville w Kutztown, 28 miles and back, titres times a week. Leave Frederick Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at , 8 a m; Arrive at Kutztown same mane days by 6 p m; Leave Kutztown Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Sam; Arrite at Frederick same days by 0 p m. 3068 From Womeladorf, by Millback, to Shmffenstown, 8 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Wdmelsdart Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a us; Arriveat Sluefferstown same days by 9 a m; Leave Sluellerstewn Monday, Wednesday and Satur day at 11 am; Arrive at Woraeladorf same , days by 1 p m. 3089 Front Lebanon to Shaifferstown, 8 miles and back, three thuoa a week. Leave Lebanon Tticaday, Thursday and Saturday at 3 Arrive at Shrefferstown same days by G p ra; leave ranniferstown Taosday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 am; Arrive at Lebancna earns days by 12 m. Proposals for six times a week service are invited. 3090 From Lebanon, by Mount Zion, to Fredericksburg, 7 • miles aad back, once a woo*. Leave Lebanon Saturday at 1 p m; Artire at Fredericksburg same day by 3 p m; Leave Fredericksburg Saturday at 10 a m; Airless at Lebanon same day by 12 m. 8001 From Rehremburg, by. Host to Woraelsderf, 8 miles and back, twice a week. Leave ilehrersburg Tuesday and Saturday at 1 p ra; Arrive at Womelsdorf same days by 3 p m; Leave Womiledarf Tuesday and Saturday at 4 p m; Arrive at itehmrsburg same days by 6 p na: 3092 From Rehrerabrtrg, by Mount Etna and Mount Zion, to Labium, 14 miles and back. once a week. Leave llehteraburg Wednesday at Cu m; Arrive at Lebanon same day by 12 m; Leave Lebanon Weduesday at 1 p in; Arrive at Rehroraburg same day by 7 p m. 3202 From Pine Grove to Tremont, 9 miler and back, six times a week. • Leave Pine Grove, daily, except Sunday, at 5 a nu Arrive at Tremont same day by 7 a m; Leave Tremont daily, except Sunday, at 5 p nt; Arrive at Pine Grove same day by 7 p 3251 From York Sulphur Springs, by Bermudian, ITall and Davldsburg, to York, 20 miles and back one a week. Le . ave York Sulphur Springs Saturda'y at 6 a m; Arrive at York mune day by 12 in; Leave York Saturday at 3 p m; Arrive at York Sulphur Springs same day by 9 p Proposals for a second weekly trip aro invited. aajj; p ast a m a amaimburgh, by Sidonsburg, Lisburn and Learisburg, ,to Roseville, 19 miles and back, once a week. Leave Mechanlcsimrg Thursday at 6 a m; Arriveag TlMsterille same day by , ll. a m; Leave Roseville Thursday at 1 p m; Arrive at Mechanicsburg same day by 6 p m. 3205 From Carlisha by White -House, Dickinson, Walnut Bottom, and Lee'a Cross Breda, to Shippemburg, 20 miles and hetly throe times a week. Lame Carlisle, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Pat; Arrive at Stdppensburg next days by 9 a nu Leave Shippansbing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3% p t ra; . • Arrive at Carlisle Monday, We rniesday and Friday by 9 s m. 3230.Fr0ra Carlisle, by Mount Rock, to Stoughstowa, 14 • miles arid backeonce a week. Leave Carlisle Wednesday at 3 p ta; Arrive at Stoughstown 'same day by; p m; Leave Stoughstosvn Thursday at ft a in; Arrive at Carib& same day by 10 a ru. Proposals for alladriltiorsal weekly trip are Milted. 3207 From Carlisle, by Allen to Boling Springs, 15 miles • and back,. ones a week. Leave Carnal° Thursday at CI a ne Arrive at palling Springs same day by 19 a m; Leave Boling Springs Thursday at 12 m; Arrive at Carlisle same day by 4 p an. . - 3 2 209 From Shippensburg by Orrstown, Pleasant Hall, Up per Strasburg, Roxbury and Newburg, to Shippene burg' equal to 14 miles and back, throe times a week. Leave ShiPpensburg Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 9 km; Mitre at Zaipponaburg same day by 6 p In 7 • NO: 7 3201 Ftem Millersburg, by Dalututtia, Malioniiy, Fisher's . Ferry, and Augusta, to Sunbury, 30 miles gm& back, three times a weak . Leave Mllleraburg ' 'tursday and Satu rday at 8 a In. Arrive at Sunbt Leave Sunbury , Arrive at Millers 3210 From Mlehonoy, per Mahantane and back, twit Leave Mahoney Arrive at Miners! Leave MtnersiP Arrive at Mahe 3211 From Grata, by , Ilepler, to tippet once a week. Leave Gratz Weds Arrive at Upper alatsaniango same days 17 6 p as; Leave Upper MahantangeiVednesdayat 6 a in; acme day 10 a m Arrive at Gratz . 3212 From Gettysburg, by F 'rfield, Fountain Hale, Waynesboro' and Leitersl arclL N, to Hageratetrn, - . 34 sidles and back, three t es a week. Leave Gettysburg Tuesday Thursday and Friday at dam; Airive at Hagerstown 83.M . 14 days by 4 p m; Leave Hagerstown Honda , Wednesday and Friday at 8 a w; . Arrive at Gettysburg same days by 4 p tn. 3113 From Gettysburg , by Huss ratowu and New Chester, to Hampton, It. miles and back, three times a week to Ilunteretea - n, and on a week residue. Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at et a m;. Arrive at llunterstown same days by 911. a wand at Hampton on Tuesday by 11 a m; Leava Hampton Tuesday 4 12' nu Arrive at Hunteratown same day by 1134 p m,And at Gettysburg Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday by 8 P m• • 3214 From Gettysburg, by Mumeriaaburg, Arndteville, Big ler, Bendaraville, Menalleis and Table Back, to Get tysburg, equal to 25 milesand back, tut 'e a week. Gettysburg ettyiburg Tuesday d Saturday a , 7a m; i n Arrive at Benderaville tam days by 11 a re • Loaves liendernsville Tueada and caturday at Ip m; Arrive at Gettysburg same lays by 5 p m. 3216 From Shrewsbury, by St wartatown, bbawbridge, Fawn Grove, and Mateltid e, to Bryawsvils e2O miles and back, twice a week. Leave Shruwsbury Monday and Saturday at 1 p m; Arrive at Bryarisvilla some slays by 7 p m; Leave nryansville Monday Marl Saturday at 6 a m; Arrive at Shrewsbury awn daya by 12 ill. 6216 From Stewartstown by Criss Roads, Apple Grove, and Dallaatown, to Y0r k,22l mhesand back, twice a week, Leave Stewartatora Wednday and Saturday at 13 a m; Arrive at York same day b' 11:. in; Leave York Wednesday anti Satusday at 1 p m; . Arrive at Stewartstown biLMO days by 7 p to. 3217 From Wrightsville, by Marguretta Furnace, New Bridgeville, GrahanuivillA and York Furnace, to McLain, Ferry, 24 miles aback, three times a week. Leave Wrightsvilks Tueetl4, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a m; Arrive at McCall's Ferry canto days by 2 p m; Leave McCall's Ferry Monday, Wednesday and Fri ' day at 11 a in; - I Arrive at Wrigbtavllle sane days by 7 p in. , ;3218 From Cross Stands, by Union, Chanealord, . Lower clianceimd and Castle Fit to Poach Bottom, 23 miles and back, twice a week. . Leave Cross Roads Tueselajand Friday at 1 p m; Arrive at ranch Bottoan wipe days by 7 p m; Leave Peach Bottom Tueadhy and Friday at 6 a m; Arrive at Crows Roads cant days by 12 as; 3210 From Glen Rock, by llama er Junction, Porter's Said. hog, and Smith's Static) to 'Hanover, 13 milos and backelx time, a week b railroad. Leave ' lllen Rock daily, exempt Sunday at 11 a in; Arrive at Hanover same ddy by 12 as; Leave Hanover daily, exeept Sunday, at 2 p ra; Arrive at Glen Rock same (lay by 3 p rn; 3220 From Ilauover, by Abbottetown, to Earit Berlin, 10 nadaa and back, three times , a week. Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 13 pm; - 1 Armen° at East Berlin came days by 43.6 p m; Leave East Berlin Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 aur . i - Arrive at Hanover same days by 12 m. 3221 From Rollover, by New pxford, to Gettysburg, 16 miles and back, three ti ume a week. Lento Hanover Tuesday, 1 hursday, and Saturday at 11::p in; Arrive at Gettysburg saine 4 deys by 6 p in; Leave Gettysburg aueado. , Thursday and Saturday at 6a m; Arrive at Haig/Yee same dAys by 10 1 ,4 a m: 3222 From Hanover, by hicSheirrystoam and Bunouglays toWn to Gettysburg, 18 slues and back, three timed a week. I Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thurtday, and Saturday at 1 p us. on arrival es the Mail Irons Baltimore; Arrive at Gettysburg wend days by 6 p m; i, Leitia Gettysburg TuesdaY, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a in; Arrive at Hanover same d4ys by 12 m. Proposals for sax times-a-wpek service arc invited, 223 From Swing Forge to Cbderue, 5 wiles and back, once 0 Woe], Leave Spring Forge Saturday at 12 m; Arrive at Codoorus same day by 1, 1 ,.4 p m; ' Leave Codortm Saturday at 26 pus, Arrive at spring Forge same tray by 4 p as. Proposals fur twice a week; also fur three times a week service are invited. 3224 From Last Berlin, by King's Tavern and Farina% to York, 14 miles and back, Once a week, Leave East Berner Saturday at 7 a w; Arrive at York same day Hy Lill a at; • Leave York Saturday, stint- arrival of easteru mall— say at 3 is in; I Arrive at East Berlin same day by 6 p ni. Proposais for twice a weal lake for three times a week service, are invit..d. 3224,..Fr0w East Berlin, by Hal , Bermuslian and Franklin" town, to Dillsburg. 13 mi es and back, once a week. Leave' Past Berlin Thursd y at 2 p m; Arrive at Ilillsbueg same day by 6 a in; • Leave llillsburg Thursday int 8 a u, , Arrive at East iserlid kismet day by L. iss..• 3226 From Chambersburg, by Saha Thomas, Loudon, Me.- Conuelsburg, llarriaisavulle, itay'a 1101, and Bloody Ruin, to Bedford, 56 mile 4 and bark, dairy. Leave Chambersburg dallyt at 5 p us; Arrive at Bedford next day by 7 a ru; Leave Bedford daily at a aim; A rris eat Chambersburg a. ale day by 10 p us ; Propoitals to nod at Bloody Bun, 8 sidles less distance, are invited. 3227 From Chambersburg. by Marion. Green Cwtle. and State Line, to ilagorstosvis, ltd., 21 miles and back, six times a week. Leave Chambersburg daily, except Sunday, after ar rival of Harrisburg mail-tit:ly at 52 m: Arrive at lingonstown name slay by 5 1 i p m; ' Love itag,pituao doily. except aund z sy, at 614 . a m; Arrivd at ,11 ssalscreburg mine day by i.: us. 3228 From Chambersburg. by -Reeler's store, Upper Stras burg, Fannettsburg, Buhl; Cabins sonde Gap. Gr bleenia, Shineyeburg, and Vianyard alilia, to Mount Union, 50 miles and biek,rthrea [lams a week. Leave Chambersburg Tutesday, Thursday, and Satur- . day at 4 a tu : Arrive at Mount Union same days by 11 p M; Leave Mount Union Ilowlay, IYeduestlay, aud Fri. .day zit 4 a In; Arrive at Chambersburg me days by 11 pm. 3223 From Chambersburg, by Jackson Hall and Quincy, to Wayeesbore', 16 tallest add back. tales a wank. Leave Chambersburg allay and Friday at 2 p nu; ri Arve at Waynesboro' sa s.e days by a p m: , Leave Waynantaw.; alms y and Friday at 7 a to; .. Arrive at Chausbersburg game days by 1 p at. Proposals fo'r suppsying ftew Guilford and Mont Al to aiternatray with Jaceisse Hall, aro it :lied. See list annexed of postattern in rents : mulct who are authorized to titgtily to th suleciency of g. - :sisters. &Int of PROPOSAt where no ctlitnge from advt.' f .ement is contemplated by the.bidder. I, -, of -county of -, i,:toto of -.pro pose to convey the mail from Ally 1, 1850, to J 0... Su, 1.860, on routo -, from' to -, agrcoAly to tho adverthlowout of thol'ostinaat.r Gener..l.dat.d J+u, nary 10, 1856, and by the following mot.o.oi viz: for the annual sum of- dollars.. This proposal is made with fill knowledge of the distance of the route, , rolght of the mall to be carried, and all other particulars in reference to the route and service, end also of. on cm etul eY"'” , " 2 tkUil of tlab . instructiona email require ments attached to the advert's/mint Dated. • Form oflG ilarantee. The underaigued, residing ntate of - drank., that, it the lortgemg tur oast ying the MI On route No. - be accepted tey the rusuusater ti,-Iter..l, the pt tor the (thy of Juiy, leen, or us e.. 11 thereaster ns may he, enter into the ruqatind obligatit.ll to perform the service proposed, With good and sumckut suar ties. Thie we do understanding gstinctly the obllgatione and habilltiee nsaustod by guarantera under the tie suCtital of the act of Cougrate of July 2,qesu. • ( t olgned by the guarantors.) • Dated Sur= of C6rtiftc.xte The undersigned, p.nunesiei of -. State of -, certifies, under his oath of °Wide. that he wacquainted with the aboveg. uarantore and k4we them to be men of prop. erty, and able to make goods hbir guarantee. Dated _ The suffaciency of gnaw:awl fled by ajudge of a courtof i 2-clird, by the postmaster, of Washington and Georgetown, 'D. C. and by postmasters at the killowing °Mau, and no others i In the State Of i'LWltSTl.w.t.:4o,postmastersof °Mots falba court house or county seat of each county; and at Addison, Albion, Alexandria, Altoona, Annville Archbald, lAron spring, Athens, Beaver Mond we , Berlin, Barwick , Bethke hem. Birdsboro Blairavllie, Bioomoburgh, Blossburgh, Brady'. Bend, Birdsboro , Btol,Brownoville,Bnchanan, Canonlibugh, Canton, Carbon c, Caritsio Springs, Catrup MINILI., Catawissa, Chester, Clarion, (nark, Coatelville, Cochran ari Ile, Columbia, Con deautville, Connellswllle, Con - eohocken, Cookstown, Cr. on, Darby, Douglassville, Downingtown, Duncannon, uncansville, bunwore, iDun shore, Euit Smithfield, Ehen burgh, Ezlinbototigh, Elila liettitown, Eoou Valley, Eraldown, }kiloton, Florence, Fountain Spring, Franklin, Fl eedom. Freemanablugh, Gap, Germantown, Girard, Ulen Riddle, Ureat Bend, Green Caa„ tie, , liemlock, Ilogestown, ilolmesburgh, Honesdale,. Hyde Park, India - nu, Jeansviile, Jersey above, Johnstown, Joneatown, Kingston Landis urgh, Latrobe, Lawisbargh, Liberty, LigOnieriliiiz, Live I, McConnellsburgh, c -3.1 Landis Keesport, hicVeytown, Man its; Mauch Chunk, Mecham icsburgh, Mercersburgh, IB atown, Mlddleport, Middle town, Milesburgh, Milord, •fferstowil, Milton, Mlners• villa, Monongahela City, ll orrisvide, Mo,iut Pleasant, Milord, Money, Nazareth, Kew Brig n. New Castle, New Holland, Now Hope, New London, Nu Millard , New Mount Pleas ant Newport, Nowtown Ne villa, New Washington, New Wilmington, Newton dantil n, North East, Northanber. land, Oxford, Paradise, l akesburg, Penniegunallle. Peridomen Bridge, Philli oburgh, Phtenirviite, Pine Grave, Pittston Ferry,. Port Carbon, Port Clinton, Port Kennedy, Port Richmond. Portsmouth, Pottstown, Potta villa, Providence, Quakertown, Safe, Harbour, St. Clair, Solti.burgh, Sdaellabgrgla, iieboylkill Haven, Scranton, Saline Game, Shamokin Shannensvilia, Sharon, BIIIPPentc burgh, Stilremanatewn, shirleyeburgb, Silver Creek, Slate tun, Slitington, Slliicery It , Spruce Creek, Strasburgh, 4 StrattonviCle, Stenudeourgh, unimit, dusquelianna Depot, Tamaqua Tarentuut, Tom ranceville, Twice, Tremont, Troy, Talk liannook, T orit,•'Cyrone Waterford, Wa- Tv ,, , ,..i .T: z ralynag r ie ti i , d ,r , o l u s gh t Il li e . st O n r , ce N n y v i a i Ll i e n , r Wr l s y t illi. lliddle b t o o r w g z w e naeisdorf, Wrightsville , Vyomlng, Y..ardlys , flit' I•. it f Sulphur Spring.% Youngvil - Ze.lenop. ~ 1ain..1.:, tina Buffalo. N. T ; Wheeling. V ; Wellsville. C. For laws and. losauotions fi r the zubizuce and informa tion of bidders see advertise rut in pamphlet form atthe Pewit Office at the commenanziont of each of the Routes Mentioned, 7pm; -• day and Friday at by pm. otin - LIDO Altntn, 3lntersvllle,3b miles Iday at 6 a in. l' b ye m; m; S.tturday at G a m; r 4 p n. and Ready, and 17 cotta ant back MMEO JAMES CAMPBELL, Post Maitor,Ge =Fat
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