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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Nmnsemcnts.


RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- THE MOST TRlUMPHANTl
BRILLIANT DRAMATIC a, &C. GAM Sd,,btyy
under the direction of thu, popular and talented actor
SYLVESTER BLEEChER. Stage Manager . ,
composed Of such talented artists Mr LEklCk mr J.
S IIE NJ M M rE9R n t.AScE Mis-, If T..
o periec, success. Their performances nave oeen attend
by crowds a sf R Srf ad e r t GhG have
their various Representations The pieces chosen have beer
chaste wen as attractive. and tho refined aud fs'i-
LADIES, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES,
find nothing to ' %DSTk bat &S %Se1 AFpLArp
EVERY 1fTERSooS xxi, I'd" EVENING THIS WEEK,
Ia the very
TIE RIVAL CAPTAINS,
How TO DIE ,on Lows
AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY. ,,r
Dance MILE. LOUISE
' '''' " Il E!S 80 Gliyjs;' E&PFNsE,
A MONSTER PYTHON
THE DRAGON OF THE EAST.
nesr'y allied 20 the Boa; but -
THE LARGEST OF TIE SNAKE SPECIES.
on TIE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.
He has just arrived from the
EAST ISDlES.
and formidable that dare approach him tho
voyage give him food drink consequently no became
DEvoURED sIXTEEN RlBBTs,
FIVE GUINEA PIGS,
THREE PIGEONS,
end l. stil feeding
lilo IL universally pronounced not only
THE GREAIE5r MONSTER LIVING
but also - -
THE MOST WONDERFUL NOEELTY.
The civilized world has known anything Ike H. ard
in al human probability - -
NEVER WILL KNOW ANOTHER
Hence every person curious Ia such matters, every lover Of
Natures most marvellous works. . 1900.
EVERY SCIENTIFIC MIND
should embrace the opportunity 10 ..
LOOK UPON THIS HUGE MUNSTER
VIII u he remains on exhibition AZ -
THIS GRAND OLD TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
Hs may be all hours, every day and oychs as may
also - .. ....,.,.,
TIE LIVING OURANG OUrANG,
AUTOMATON WRITER,
THE LlGHTSlNG CALCULATOR
a DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINKS.
Tno GRAND AQUARlA, LeaEH,t seal, sea Lion hon-
ster Bear. Living Anaconda Wax fisnr"a &c .
Admission ALL - cents. Children under ten 10 cents
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\EW-YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY

NETWORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY
~ KAILROAD-Tlain. viii leave 2C.hst Dcpo,-fof Al
bany. 1000 a. M stopping Ut N4i4msbndso, White
aims Bedford Csoon fs aud stations north 20 Albany,
connecting win Central aud Northern Railroad for Saratoga
and al points north and for Cfolon FALL as
and o. H. The p tran will run Saturdays only r..
WAite Gins G,I5 and 10 NJ, 800 $40 and m and
Ca. D. H. from Mhitest Depot iof W!laufbfidge-dl -.
10 n 2;1 ilO 5, ., clio and tyi p M Iioion aus
For Dover Plains p stopping at While Plains and ia
tons uOrh Dover Returning leave Albany at .. 10
on arrival Northern and Western tains stopping oil
stations from Chatham TO trotOn fh sso at Bedford,
White Pleius and WilBinsbTdsc Dover Plains 5.f3 N
stopping al stations north 81 sud White fans Croon
Fall, m White Plains G.l0, ~ d. IN, 1859. 10
IL Niianshudge s.Jj aud l.oa p. tToton Falls
WHITE Plains and Nilinsbrde trains sop, at oil stations
Sunday Excursion Trons Mt Half faie For CE0ion Fas 10
H. stopping et oil stations except iofkiAe io Williams
bride 9.lJ II 30 M :5oand p For White Plains,
o. IN Wiaisblid;o aud White Plains trains siop a. al
.taOns Returning leave " bite Plains o:lO Williams
bridge 6.i2 1878 m IL 80, $40, $40 and stopping
al stations Coton Fala NJ stopping at al stations
north Of and at Williams bridge.
JOHN BURCHILL Superintendent
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DROWNED. Michael Cannon an lr'Sh iaDor-
ar rasilin,, a, No 1885 Washington street. fell over
hoard from the steamer Arago on Saturday. ana ~a~
drowueI. The body has notYet been reeo'ss09'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
NOLDAVIA CREAM.
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

For rstlenil. Be-uaas and Preserving the Hair to
the Ae. period Of no restoring ne sissna,cd naii' and Civ
ns strength soflness and u,,o 10 and thin ha slim
ul.ns aud producing ne growth saequAea b any other
preparation.
Prepared and sold by W. A. BACHELOR, at bis cello
braod WIG and TOUPEE Esiell.lmen, IS Bond',, X. Y
lIETALS-Iin Plates, Roofing Plates, and
w BLeet Iron Of all Kinds Tor ALE ~
4. a. THOMSON Co. Noe 2l3 and III Wsicf'st
DIAPER at LESS than MANUFACTURERS
l. PRlCES-So connection Will ~ comt!ned
MONOPOLY FOR mon PRICES
ceiling Note Paper from - cents per up large
stock q Cape and folo Post much lees than Mil prices
Letter 81 and Cop ~ - and every description "
Paper al than any other Paper Dealer. lOf cash
orders by mail promptly hAsd -
Whossaln Payer Dealer
No. ~ EssklIhu 81, y. L. Tho Old stand
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Cttureious.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND.-Thc
~ Car. Of the CONEY ISLAND and BROOhLlS RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY run every six minute. from Fulton and
Caharne Ferries Brooklyn, connecting City line VITA cars
oT Greenfield Grsycseud shoephgsd Bay and Concy Island
Brooklyn. May 30 zoos. w. r. &. COAE, supt
ITO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-
VANlA.-fokets for those eNoursons are now for sale
ct the office of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW JERSEY foot ~ Cournndt.i New lork. FOR do
scrpon of the and further information. apply At the
Office foot OF Courtlandit, Of IL L. BALDWIN General
Ticket Agent No. % Nalist
LISHING BANKS.-Stcamer MARYLAND
4 leaves Peck Slip at m; West 3Nhst. 81 Deyst,
- Pier North River "a daily. except Saturday, Fare 10
cents Muric. Refreshments, bait and lines board
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VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
" From foot Of Couranii s'.-Counectug 81 Hampton
junction with the Delaware Lsosswanue and Western Ij-'
road and Eaon wh Tie Leh GA Valley Railroad and it,
connections forming ducct line to Pittsburgh and the est
without change Of cars.
SPRING ANGERENT-Comin April 20, 1868
Leave Now-l ok 81 follows:
HARKlsHUEG FAPEESs-At a. for Ees'on, Reading,
Pot.syle Harrisburg Msrch Chunk. Ni.liAmsport
Mail IEASAt a. tor faston, Water Gap Scranton
Great Bend. Pittston. bmehamton NikcsnaTrc. &c.
y N. YRAs-for EAstou. Allentown. Nouch Chunk Wa
Transport. Reading fotisyAe. Harrisburg, Sc.
$3.50 Nor Easton bethlehem, AAentswn and Mauch
Chunk.
$50 p Nor Souervile
6:lO p. Nor SomoIvile.
~ II. WESTERN FxFEEs.-for Ea'ion. Allentown. Read
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tho ct Sleeping ou
jersey City through 20 Pittsburgh.
ENfKEss TRAIS ron AtRElsHURG-Ibc u n EIpIess
Train from NeYork arrives Al Hamburg At connect
Ing Fact and West PcnIsvlvans CerIal Refoad horh
oru teatf Railroad North zd south AID with the Canoe'
land Valley Railroad.
THr TaEousH ExPEEss TRAIN WEST leaves
New York =. daily Sundays eIccptedl, making close
connection HsusbuIg with icnnsyl ana Raond-w M
no change Pittsburgh and 20 ncuna and
Ch.cego Two hours tine rs saved hy taking tAs TAIN.
FLlfkBETHFORT AND Ma hoRk fFKKT-lc4ye Ncw-l ork
from Pier No. ?, North RIVER, o. s.Jy a. Ia $780, 'Jy ALL
I.
The hosts stop At Bergen Point sud Marines Hsrbcr every
trip each way JOSIAH u. SiEAkNN, -uporiu'enn mt
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IRVING HALL.
n GRAND RE-OPENING OF TIE
ST L. Il H. . II Il g O Y,
FALLON'S GREAT v ORh OF ART
Pronounced by all wonderful Invention. combining
the highest tTiumphs Of Optical and Chemical science
The only Instrument If the Kind in The WORLD.
Reproducing Photographic and Sere0sc0pc Jews covering
surface OF 600 square fee-and "ith On elect ansou'e
startling IN its ilusiOn. -...
TIE FIRST GRAND EXHIBITION
TAXI PLACE os
MONDAY EIEnlNG AUG. IT,
Each Exhibition viii CON priss over Sir'y Vows OF
ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, ITALY SN lTIERLAND,
ROME. EGYPT. AND AMERICA,
And all the Celebrated Stauary in the World
TICkETS,............S % Cents.
Family Tickets admit NJ si1 persons, one Dollar.
Door, open a. 1.-COmmence AZ o'clock
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Go iUbom il man Concern.

a. BSTIT UTE IS WANTED!-SU BoIl-
- IUIES WANTED SUBSTITUTES NANIED.'
LArGt CASH BOZ AIILS fAlD. .
aud get your cash llhc prices paid at NO "
Nnlnnt-st. second door, Philadelphia
1--WE Best Agcncy.-Send stamp for Circular,
aud mafk-Clafks Patent udeiiblo Pencil Sent oI 80
cents free by mali T. CaIk Co, northampton Mass.
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GAINSEVAIN's
y CALIFORNIA WINE BlTTERS.

4, the use Of California Wine 70 d-ned 20 exclude entirely
nom midst al ld made iraia d.. 81 90 oiAcf
Drug d~ccrou. 20 health many ofour friends have ug
ges'rd 20 g. offer 90 tio public
BlIIEKs MADE or fIRE NATIVE CALlfoR-
MA WINE.
which agreeable taste o. s combine r fle 1rr ond IN
gasirE proi-Ttc. Of those And 81 besrn-s stout pre-
.clfing OBJ. bad qualities II that made ou Of acohH A.
According tLelf wisle, oder Co the Hc lNefs
which h. cqmpo.ed Of cor bot Native California
Vine ia which have dlltfd healthy sf1uafc Ganis ~c
desire 90 call the attention ~ ufusss, riy.0aus nd Chem
examine Bitten snd they vi. md them rcpfe
seutcd We tfc cruideLt hat
CALitORSIA NlSF HlTTEns
will soon tAke the TAe = thc-~ norcus ,uolnds AID hA
the public IA general WI be- Ueuslfed - a.
sAlNsEYAiN BROS.
Sole Propulsion.
The Immense popusry = This T-duci has tic slacc q
yesfs no Isrt ~ Other Bifsrs IN ta
fofu'a Oregon British Columbia md 81 The facnr toa,
tbs has determined o. solicit - frcy from ny cds
Mcfsfs sAlNsEhAlA bros who have ,l,lty conte'd 60
the Ag,ncy 81 th,f v ints
iach CLIPPER shlI coming Caofus VII tfirs lot
q fAe4r mot pJpraf tefofaefhc Sa.nrfan Vine i'sfs
CEsAR AtG. ROBERT. 30 o. Ccdaf-st
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L'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer VII leave Nesg-f the 50 lh nd I'd
q each month e1ccp. when fhose dates a SUNDAY
xheu the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following
for freight passage apply a. the only once 10 Low"
,s.green d. Il. ALLEN Agent.
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tUsooins CARDS, 81.

AT VIM. EVERDELL" SONS. l0i Fulton
"A st-WEDDING CARDS, Fine stationery Colofod Int
tial Stamping, Monogams Door aud Number Plates seal
Presses FLANK BooAs Checks, Notes Labels AZ. lsstab
lisled 1872
AT j. EEERDELLs, No. 105 Broadway,
"A WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS in clcs CANT
yea A.o seal, And SILVER Door Plates elegantly engraved
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or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

j The hrst-cl4ss u. :. Mail Steamship LOCUST POINT
Cav. Samuel Hoffman viii leave Per No = y. T., on
THURSDAY, August 90 % 2. 20 freight received o..
ll- OF Ladug signed after Ncdo fy Ps.iagc 500 For
ftceh or passage apply L. L. GROIN NELL Go. No. 60
&cst street.
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Of ..'.;'''''.'.., hereby certify that ....:....
father mothsrlsss under IL
Of age dependent on biz labor for support.
Personiy appeared before the abovenauel .......
.......' and and seyeTaly made
oath that the above certificate true 10 tbs be,t AZ
,ueir An0w.edse and belief
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'fOR Newbugh, West Point, PouQbkeepsie.
and kondout-seslor Mary Powell leaves picr foo, 81
1t every afternoon .! o'clock Tor West Point New.
IN Poughseepsie, and E0ndOut
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NEW-YORK and WASHINGTON

N LW y OHk ana AShiNOION
STEAMSHIP LINE,
Gen Weekly between ELW-NORK. WASHINGTON AID
CORRECTIONS. y. {.
Resli4- SAILING Duys, SATURDAY AID WEDNESDAY, a.
o'clock J.
From PIER No Is EAST RRER foot Of Wsl-s,.
For ifeis h OF passage app 10
JAMES HAND. Agent. No. 117 WALL
MORGAN RLINEHAKl, Agon,s, Wellington nd
Geo .etOWu, d. {.
NTIAM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL. touch
- ius Of Queenstown Cork Harboll.-Ihe vel-knoWn
e,raofs Of tie LIVER 1o Seiofk sud Ph4de hia steam
ship Company are intended 90 sail 81 iolows;
y lAStrpN -ai lAF aug tt
CITY OF WAShlNpI HfdHt Aht
CITY Or A.ulcaFf Seii D
AID every succeeding SATURDAY, o. noon ron f.ef ~
North RIVER
RATES 90 PASSAGE
Payable In gold. or ifs cg1iyaielf 10 currency; -
Y1rST CAblN........S5 900 -lFERA1E ~ IN
lifs. Cabin to London. IS 90 ses1se ~ oodon 50 90
Sirst Paris. ~ Oo @eefaee g. fa ~ ~
xh.t Cabin to Hamburg ~ 0e >cersse HauDu'g 81 yo
Passengers also iorw ced TO heyre, brcu. Rotterdam
A. .werp. &c, OF 60 Ally lOw rates.
Fares from Liverpool Quee1-towu: jag Cstn IS
fiel. Steelage. IS Those who wish % serd for o..
CID ran buy t.tkets here a. these rates
" further Information. apply o. The Company ofce.
JOHN O. DALE, 4 gent, No. 10 Broadway, = y.
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E'OR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE.-The
steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves P-cxslip Pier No 20
II, River Daily at IL o'clock noon Freight on the
Nhar all day Arriving in bridgeport ia time Connect
~ tho Houssonc, kauga,uck New.Iaven and Iarlfo
s,1sds Also, the Shore Line Seybrook aud New Lon.
~ GEO. W. COkLlES, Agent,
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DARTRIDGE, WELLS * Co., PRODUCE
u COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. ~ Front s-SI'
LOUIS FLOUR-Davis Coz Beet Missouri state; ifop
ieal 81 Louis Double Eat4s. Spanish brand, Whtmofr re-
uopois Lacode; MetfoPa'sn. Springfield hl.i 'hc"so
Aii. Xxx Family Miami Nil Doubl. Extra Family Green
hrd Xxx FANNY Loser f.ypt Choice White Wheat Fanny
Upton XXX Family Js5Anan Mills Jancsviio Fanny
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sHsfssssf
Justice ol the PeGs
Dated this .......... day


We the subscriber ............. and ...........,r
me own county and state above mentioned hereby cerly
i 'h' aOore saeu.ht OF ........,..s ago 40 correos
and tue TO the hos, Of our know ledge and belief
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ERiE RAILWAY.-Passenge trains.
~ m, Express for Buffalo.
80 in.. Mill daily for Ousyile
To- u, Mail f5l Buffalo.
p. a.. WAY f,r Otsville Now5urgh and Warwicl.
u.. Might Express dairy for DOnkTk, faaa1, Roches-
= 'annd-igua and principal siaious Tram 81 Saturday
- through 10 BuilalO but doc. not run 10 Duukllh.
. y a., Euipsnl iOl DuHkfs.
CHAS. sllNOT General Superintendent
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Gieamboats ano RAILROADS.
,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

-.- .-
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER FlTCHpURG NtfrUA
LOWELL Concord. TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
And .NrEEtLDlA1E PONIES
The new aad .ac'i steamer 10 BOO l1faiel line,
CITY OF BOsrON eri CITY OF NETWORK.
lave Npw.1 ol dig nday excepted At Ocio,A p
f.om Pier No. 20 North River. foot IF Nostry 81,
FOR NEN-LONDpN,
there citing viii DE bos tAprcn Train fom the
above loius Via Norwich Worocster Boston Wooster
orce-tcr Nashua. ana New London Northern Railroads.
frc.A taken al the lowest Ice FOR Information, inquire
Of +. = MARTIN. Agent. on the Pier
NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-'rhe large and
coumoaious steamer DANIEL DREW leaves pior foot
MORNING, NJ oclock la.4iis at JotA.st Yonkers Coz
seu,'s, Wet Point NcabgTgn Poughaccpsic RAiuebeck,
TNo, Catskil and Hudson. arriving Albany time
take ihe Tor Saratoga aud tho West arriving IA Saratoga
a. O'Clock the same evening. Returning leaves iltauy
INEN MoNDAl, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORN.
ING, at O'clock.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
Il STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
tONNE( TON. The CON1iNE NfAL leaves Fock clip.
East River a. 1913 p. II. NIGHT hNt.-Ihe Elm ClIf
l'"Vo. al II cooA r. IN, Sunday excepted
NORBOSION and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 FORT aud FALL NlVER-fho splendid aid supeior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown, leaves New y uTk
every II ESDAI, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 3
O'Clock and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt BTayton, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY al o'o.oek ?. M,
from / i"r No North Ei.ei
Hereafter he regarded secured TO any Gppi
cant until the same shai nave been paid Tor
teis 20 Boston forwarded through with great disPaieh
By Express Freight Ircu.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

S1ARE REDUCED So 35.-PIITSBURG.
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY Will sell
csss tickets at a reduction Of - 50 all points Ia the
rhNest Pssseng.Ts by this the ahorest line ~
In distance and hours IN time oil other routes
have oaly change II cars between New YORK and CHI
This r. the only oy which passengefs can leave
ssg-YoIk al D. end arrive ia Chicago, Cincinnati ST.
those who ief at D. by other routes, and
two changes Of c.f1.
Tssst Tor sale Compsnys Ofce No 27l Broadwly
corner Of Cbambers-si. " v
y. kNOWLAND General Ens,ern Passelgsr Agent.
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hAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
y steamer ARM NlA leaves on MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and fB&AAl. from foo, Of Hsrrisost at O'clock
landing at Jo'h-sI. making intermediate landings.
nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
~ FORD connecting with Railroad 10 SPRlNGFIFLD
NORTHAMPTON. BELLOWS FALLS, BRAT rLEBONO.
&c Steamer GRANITE SfAIT leaves Pecs slip al : o m
foadly Wednesday and Friday Steamer CITY or HIATT
ORD leaves PeckSp at M Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
Iday.
The boats Of this lire hrs,clss Sound eamer, and sre
commanded by competent and experienced officers.
New York May 2J, 1868.
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" TnE NlGHr BEfORh nm STORM


Afr ill-FtfIAND, lN|N
"MFNOKi or TIE PAST
scys,he Cottage near th- Sea- rs hrff' lends her ~
4, the Ioun, do Iairuoysir hicton " lille. and Mn.
p.lr,lupl. n new charn' le,Ih- Counts ys1r1Stfiin,
nrw-tf. Eochfot uppealcd g. b. v,inIhe ctrospect-
IN. picture Of the pastIho awak.ulng-IAo Count TO
cel.e. lis rev ard and Mla ROchiolt lind, ret
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Wrrat Bens, Sfrantsu, nsu-DOrk,
and PHILADELPHIA

Returning leaves Factoryville the arriT al
of the New York, Philadelphia and Aceommoia
ton Train from Great Bend, arriving in Tunkhan-
mock mt O'CLOCK, p IN. ....
n. B.-W Express matter, packages and goods will
ie conveyei to- and from the Depot at reason Bile
rates; the proprietor hol ling himself responsible for
the ssfc delivery of all such entrusted to bis care.
Towanda stage arrives at this hotel ut IL O'Clock
IN. Returning, leaves at 3 o'clock, m
Stages for Prttston, Wyoming, ami Wilkesbarre
leave cn the arrival &C the Towanda age and re-
turning connect with the same.
M"n'rose stage leaves on Tuesdays, Thurs laws and
Saturdays, at n'eock II. m. connecting mt N,,ntro
with StaPes for Binghamton &c. Returning, conn, =.
with Stages Tor Pits'on Tnwan H. &c
Persons wishing to be calle for mt their residence.
will he accommodated by leaving their names at the
hotel of the proprietor.
Horses and Carriages in readiness toforward pass
engsf At all times.
T.B. WALL
Sspt24 v2n7.
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EINGH NTON. " ~
In i1s''t1djon n QmalJg fo"ng lL'n r
Business
il " LOWELL Puncfp1i, Professor of the Science Di
Accounts. Practical Accountant Author Of Lowe'i's
Treatise upon Book Keeping. Diagrams illustrat-
ing the .aaae, &c
Jxo RANKIN Commercial Accountant, Professor OF
Book Keeping and Practical Mathematics
A. j WARNER, Professor of Practical and Ornament
al Penmanship, Commercial Calculations and Cor
resPoadence.
J. J. CunrIL, Assistant Teacher in Bookkeeping
Department.
LECTURERS
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, ILL., d Lecturer on Com
mcrciai law and Political Economy.
Hon. RANSOM BALLOON, Lecturer on Contracts, Prom
isary Notes and Bills of Exchange.
Rev. Dr. E. ANDREWS, Lecturer Commercial
Ethics.
Students can enter at any time ; no vacation.
Graduates presented with an elegantly engraved
Diploma. Usual ti,ae required TO complete full CON-
mercal course, from 8 to u weeks Every student
is guaranteed to be competent to take charge of the
books of any business firm, and qualified to a
salary from $500 to $500 per annum. Assistance
rendered to graduates in obtaining s uations Bearl
81 90 to 81 so per week.
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-09
Del, Lack. 81 west rn Railroad.
THE P4SSES GER THAN

rr A. EAyES GREAT BEND AT 40 a Al AF
IL terthe arrival at 6.a0 a.m."i the CIAGlNNA-
tt EXPRESS from the West, connecting at
SCRANTON, where it arrives at 10. 10 a. NJ. with a
train on the LACKAWANNA and BL00MSBt RG
RAILROAD, for PIT1SToN, WYOMING NAL-
LEY. KINGSTON and WILKES BARRE and with
the DELAWARE and HUDSON RAILROAD for
PR evidence, OLYPHANT and CARBONDALE'
At HOPE STATION this train copneers hy omn'euS
with the BELVIDERE ELAWARE RAILROAD
for PHILIPSBURG TRENTON and PillLADA.-
AtNEW HAMPTON JUNCTION, where II ar
rives at 2.25 p m the some train connects with
trains on the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New Jer-
sew for ELIZABETH, NEWARK, NEW lohh
EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MAtCH
CHUNK, READING and HARRlSDu Re- Pa<sen-
gers bv this train arrive in NEW YORK nj 5.5U III
PHILADELPHIA at 100, and in. HAkFlSbUh"
at 8 20 p, IN ...-.. ...-...- .>,r e,r
The trains leaving foot Of COuRTLAN,D 81 81,
.NEW-Y0RK, at 800 a IN. : AM kENSlNHfoN
DEPOT, PHILADELPHIA, at 7 lO IN connect
with the Passenger Train of this road, leaving EW
4 HAMPTON JUNCTION at ii 20 a. m and arriv-
ing at SCRANTON nt 4 OF p, IN where it connects
with train on the LACK AW ANNA and BLOOMS
BURG RAILROAD, anhwth the omnibus running
TO the DELAWARE AMI HUDSON RAILROAD.
This train arrives at GREAT BEND at 6. 10 p.
m, making close connection with the mail train
going West on the ERIE RAILWAY
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves SCRANTON vt 10 10 a. IN, connecting at
GREAT BEND with the day ExpresS train West on
rive at ITHACA, SYRACUSE, BUFFALO, DC. the
SINE day. Returning this train leaves GREAT
BEND at 20 p m, the arrival OF the NEW
YORK EXPRESS going East, and BUFFALO EN-
PRESS going West, and arrives in SCRAT0N at
5.30p. m.
81 81. JOHN BRISBIN, Superintendent
r. A. HENRY, General Ticket Agent
Scranton, June Is. 1868.