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time f-r the committee Q.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON
iJuss re-a-scm1led 90 II


Hous--Ihe House re-asscmlled 90 10
O'Clock to-day, there being slim attendance.
There vas call ut the I0-se.
A mol n % suspend the rules IN order %
consider the bill fJr the admi siJn of Nevada
and Colorado ss States was ncEstived, G.
against 47-r0t two-thirls
The report Of the committee On conference
On the miscellaneous appropriation bill vas
adopted.
a committee was appointed % wait on the
President and INFORM him that if he had no
further communication @ make, Congress
was ready 20 adjJurn.
The hour Of l. arrived, and the committee
60 wait on the President reported that be had
ID further Communication 10 make.
The Speaker thanked the House f1- the
complimentary resolution, el11uently alluded
% the country, hopefully expressed himself
Or % the future, and declared the House ad-
iluruel slvc Gie
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WAsrISGTos, March c.
The standing committees were snnounoei

Foreign Rei1tions-Messrs. Sumner (chair-
man), I0ster, Doolittle, johnson, Blyard, Da-
Wis, and Hlrrs
Finance - Mcssrs Fessenden (chairman), =,
Collmer, Sherman, Howe, CoWan, MeDougal,
and Hicks.
Coameree Messss. Chandler (ehairman), },
Mon Il. Wilson (Mass), Ten Eyck, Salisbury,
Trumbull, and Morgan.
Military -4fairs Grd the .NiiHiG-Messrs.
Wilson (Alass.) (ehairman), Morgan, Lane
(Ind.) Sprague, Howard, Bovden, and Nes-
NTH.
.Narol .fFaiTs-Messrs. Hale (ehairmanl. .
Grimes, Sherman, johnson, McDougal, Ramsey.
and Sprague.
JuiieiGry- Messrs. Trumbull (chairman)
Foster, Ten Eyck, Harris, Howard, Biyard. ard
Powell.
Post ofices and Post roads-AIessrs. Cola
amer (chairman), Dixon, Trumbull. johnson, +,
Ramsey, B0wden, and Buckalew.
PHBlic LGAds-9lessrs. Harlan (chairman) ,
Clark, Pomeroy, Garlic, Harding, Ramsey, and
Hendricks.
Pirate Land Claims = Messrs. Harris,
Cehairman), Sumner, Morrill,, Howard, and
Bayard.
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J. S. ADAMS LECTrRz. Prominent among
those Of our citizens who have heen lei %
study the history and invest. gate the resour-
oes Of Vermont, Is the Secretary Of the STATE
Board Of E l1ca-ijn. lie ms MT been there
10 improve the opportl mites which hi posi-
tion give, him, 70 become acquainted with
the actual present condition Of the people Of
every town, and perhaps we should he safe
in rayins Of every sshl1l district IN the
Stat L is almoz. necessarily resul. q:
hi- occupation that BE- should examine with
closer scrutiny than others the CAUSES which
ara operating 70 advance or re.arl Jhe b st
in,e.,=, oC The State Tor whose educational
teuel, he is constantly lohoril-. 1he resul;
Of h.s Observations Ie recorded IN his annual
reports. His lepor. 81. lsol contains i4l-
por-sa- facts 10 reference 10 emigration
frol Vermont, viieh. arranged in the form
ol lecture. ere listened 30 with deep iute-
rest b~ ,he cuoiencr which crowded the
AvFh ti'i-. i".- evening. mo tA'ceslN'
cmi-rat;1n from our >a.-, its disastrous f.
fcc.s upon oor- 'eial financial and educational
iu,sr~st-. it- eaa-.. found not n, tae superior
natural al.-Y..... tu- iU rhr letter law,
-..-.,
'i' -7' variety ''-'- t-'71-''
which T,.e.H. .sr grai-rl.- IN other
>..t.-. are f.au5 r..r fully -,. f.i in -rc
.rf.L..r.
IT, 'il'
turc csi attention t- -.s i,t .H- 1---
cmt.liyi la -ar rr.--. :. r" 7u-Dec-.
9,.;...i...-- .--..
NEhNoNr BOYS f- 'a7Fi 7-.is- - t.e
f,ii wing u-e.n5t'. end resolutions r-rei
I'll. sn rio .r,r,- --...a- .a-.. .r,-v
-ieI-ei " 'a- L--. y -- -'' '--i.
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AUTHORIZED LEGAL 1rSDEn.
BY act Of lo53. $50 200, 900
Silsclu--t .s=g-, 1862, l5l, l,Dl. 30
Total, S3JJlJl,l
By Joint us, luton, 1858, 10, IlJ. 90
By ways ali Ineii b u c.uqletei
Feb. IS, aysoluteiy 5000, 900
Coutiugenuy 10 rd,em interest
bearing uotes, il necessuy. l51,1l0,910
Postal currCuey. 5IJJJ,1J0
Total. s55o.ooo.ooo
Ir,eres,-Lsl-,ng Treasury notes,
either legal tender -u jhcir face
or convertible into le5il tender. 10000. 600
Total. SI.15o,ul0,pl0
Nh. CHAsE's PowEr 10 RAISE MONTY OVER AND
AB0yE TEE i--UE OF LEatL ftSnER ASD Iy-
Lsr-HuARISc S0TFs.
UnslI and uneEreli,i of Gf.-
cent bonds, authorized 5v act %
July e., about Sl.5,1j1.0J5
SIX per cent l-al authorized this
year, s51,"1J.o.'J
T-.s'. ,-5,y0,o8g
Power % issue ons-year certificates
afindebteiuess, in lQulstic1of
claims on Government USLuuTlD.
PtDItc riHl FALLING prA Hfrwrry ttyrsFv !,
io15 AND July }, loul
TcvNs indemnity, principal -, ,4ol. .0eu. irtg.-
-s- b Per cent d4e De-, o. is64; three-v,er- 7-s..
'1tel August 10, 1851. r-.lci4al -.'s ."t2 800.
interest ,@ Ter cent, due August l1, 1854;
tur,e-yr-r- I-3l. dltci October To- 1865. ur'uci-
pal ~cj.c95,,uu, interest 1.5 Per cent. October
], lcHf; csrtiicatss iuae't.-lue--. principal
: l-l %, H,-tli5, iitrra- % rcr cent. iue gtsr
from 3ste Temporary lI.r-, ,la.-s-iI.t .'o4gl,
Interest l-r cent, due ,al l-g-' notice, after
having remained al deposit go days, temporary
loans, gold. T., ,ila.al, interest rgr cent.
due ten dly's notice, sler having remained ON
iep-st ci i4ys; temporary l1aus, notes, prluci-
pli -5-,"tl ,o-1.-2, interest per cent. dGc ten
dlyz l1l-5 after having r.u-irei ol deposit
al days tT1-yc4I-' treasury notes. principal
-2.ola.'lo, interest Per cent, due July sos;
loan % l-i2, outztaniru-, principal 900,
interest b per cent. due Jsuuuy J. 1868;
Jnitel States notes, new Issues, principal
SOS .elu,HH; United States notes. Oh issue,
Sll.-e1"th Total, >i2I. .3lf C23I4
ha-l-,r currency may be- issued under
Mr. Chase $ banking scheme i- % Re added
TO the above SUN Of $3.50, 600 900 Of author
l4ei legal tender twenty millions i- t-ti-
mated On he the addition that VIII thus a-
made. Portions # The above lm0uut0 % J. egll
tender arr, hy thc terms of the net. o. be held
IN ''rcssrya sui % De- issutl only .'c1rtin-
gently, Ing -l,ir Issue i, regarded a- GER
tai0
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WEDNESDAY AioRS1NG


quorum being obtained, the bin 10 admit
Nehra-ka as State was taken up. . against
H.
At 30 the Senate went into executive -es-
sion. and ot quarter past 4 took recess till
lH O'Clock
" NEDNE,DAT F0REN0oS.
SEV.rr.-Thc Senate met ut 10 O'Clock.
The report Of the committee II conference
ou tie miscellaneous appropriation bi'i was
made and concuuti ia.
Mr. CoWau offered . resolution rendering
Tire thanks of the Senate 10 the President for
the impartiality with which hc had presided
over their deliberations adopted.
The committee appoiBted 10 wait on the
President reported he had no further commu-
nication % make, whereupon the President,
Mr. Foot. declared e session terminated,
ana the Senate adjourned without day.
WEDNESDAY, March 4
SESArE.-Ihe Senate vas called to order
by the Secretary, who read the Presidents S
proclamation convening the Senate.
4 resolution was adopted declaring Mr.
Foot President pro ten. The cath was ad-
ministered by Mr. Foster.
The President pro ten. then administered
the oath of Office 10 the following Senators
elect Bowden, Buckalew, Chandler, Dixon,
Doolittle, johnson Of Nd, Morgan, Morrill,
Sumner and Wade.
Mr. Ten Eyck presented the credentials Of
Mr. Wright Of New jersey, who appeared
and was sworn.
a committee was appointed to wait on the
President and inform MIN Of the cclvening
of the Senate, who proceeded 10 perform
their duty, and reported TO the Senate.
Mr. Trumbull called attention 70 the law
requiring new Senators 10 subscribe 10 the
oath Of allegiance.
On motion Of Mr. Foster it was agreed to
meet daily at u O'Clock.
Adjourned
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re. e. dssc sle2iure, It matters net where
Aad net with & iall, Q, in meeting the f.ir !;
For fell !1i.e n lJve-tut voa wouldn't blame
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Inc regiment Was Ne.co2at-A N Oon-
cord, March 9Th, hya grand demonstration.
Flags were flying, fro companies marching,
orutors di-ooursing, ana ali classes were de
nouncing the copperheads, end honoring the
brave men returned TO their lome- from the
field OF war Gen. Wool sdssesse,i the reg;-
rnent az iolloTs
Patriotic vfiioers and patriotic sc,dieFs--Re-
turning from the field Of battle. there Ii nothing
more sratefal to the soldier than tie confidence
ana affection Of his sinGro,l and cOuntryInen.-
THE Jews receivei theiE returning heroes with
THE ,i-rbrel snd the trr,cpe'; the RcInirs with
he iriuiBphal march ami the wresitis oi victory
the British With medals and promotions /; but
the brave soldiers before ne have the love and
the deep AID abiding confidence Of those whose
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Unall and uneKre1icl nc f.-
cent. bonds, alth0ri7-l bv act %
July g, about $4,000. 900
SIX per c--'. l-a- authorized this
vear, e5J,"cJ.orj
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-15

Die Srans psrbinbsn Su Rsnbtns nit ben phil:
abepbia unb Rsabine Srains natb uub ron Ssrris
burg, pcttsoilIe, uno Samoaua uno philadelphia,
ano lu aaeutcpu nit ben esha SbaI Sratns mad
uno ron GsuuOrt. dbsr bic Central Gifeubahn ron
Isu: 5srltn, uno philadelphia dbsr ois NSrosTsnuf
plpania Gilsnbabn.
Sire. 1 nnb fino bic SifIthsn une psRii6su
Sratns, cbns Brdfd IuiFheu ptttstur9 uno 0leus
Dcrt, nit etesanten Shlof 6arren, rpslte b'os ~
oarrtsbur9, eetanSn, Rsaoino, epCns, 1Gsntcmn.
9dblehsm, GailCn uno aneern 6auptpldesn anbolr
ten. Diefe SrainS MAIDEN cine oirefte 8ertinnuna
iu 6arrtsbur9 NIT ben RSrtlihsn Central Giftns
fsntabn Grpres Srotus nab unb pen Baltimcrs
8aihinetcn, Sunturp uno gSiuiamspcrt. gu Oar:
rtsture Tuirb ebsnfaUs cline @srbinbuua eemadt nit
Sratns' auf Der Cumberland 2baI Gfsnbntn fir
GarItfIs, Gbambersburs une 6u9srstopu.
go. 9 uno A itub bic pcft,Irains unb baltsn an
an alien StutiCnen, uub SO. Q unb hno Die Gp
preb:Srains 3ptiheu SarrtSburs uub GsupOrt, Oh,
ne @ebfsI Der Barren, uuo MAIDEN 6aIt an ousn
5tatcuen, aus9sncmmen III &urts uuo gRsretOpn.
Die GBslfli6s Grains, SO. 6. q unb 2, esrtnfTsn
@eurOrt tds(h. (SCnntoss nusaenCmmsn) UNI
llbr 9RcrasnS. IL SRittass, uno abGnos, uno bic
OsitItHe Grains, so. l. 9 unb Iaussn bort an um
1880 @ormittuas, 8 @dbmittaes uno 1918 "
bsnb5. Nbfpdrb S7. EihmRr. mreHt
Slepembsr %, 1862. no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-15
THE
HARPER'S
PICTORIAL HISTORY
GREAT REBELLION Is The UNITED
STATES,
NHtntaum. Sst. n 1891.

STATES.
Messrs Harper g. Brothers have COM
menced the issue in numbers of complete
" History of the Great Rebellion in the
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many months in course of preparation by q
writer every way qualified for the task
The introduction contains clear and sue.
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federacy of the states the formation and
adoption of the Constitution of the United
States and the establishment of lhe National
Government the origin, development and
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Secession, and the various phases which
they assumed, until their final elimination
in the Great Rebellion.
The History comprises a full account
drawn from the most authentic sources, of
all the Events of the War the 'iRtrigues of
the Southern leaders at home and abroad
- the gradual detection of section - the
great uprising of the people for the main.
lsnance of the National Life and Existence
the rapid creation of an immense Army
and Navy - and the Battles by Land and
Sea.
The Illustrations comprise Portraits of all
those who have bUrne prominent part in
the truggle--Maps of the different localities
Plans of The leading aclions-Fiews of
every scene'of interest aud of the most i'm.
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March f6, i663.
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Shfce BON SAP GDDte,
SubTcrip tiDu Aeent
Bel Snp GOCFs unp Co.. ganauttrs, 90. 114
flo Ste Slra6e, pbiIaoeIpbia.

Bel Snp &pGFe unp Co.. ganauttrs, DO, ia
flo 3te StraBs, pbiTaoeIpbia.
Der tlntsrjsI6nsts purbe bonn S&ablefrstSr
anseasIIt, ale SabfsTiptiOnsasrnt, uuO ID bsrsI
fOSlsif bic
Jteuen srpan3i9 Sabren = prog. 8onben
BON ben gstrinis. Stnatsn ausluRslen, srnaunt
..Siuf. .3pan,iser." finIEsbaE mad SslielHn Der
Rsetrruns, mad 8srluuf pom 5 Sakrsn, auttO.
rttrt Sm& cline aits bss GVnsrsHss. ssnsSm Ct
Gsbruar IS, 1852.
Die Coupon ScnbUn fpsrbsu aussrsEbtn Don
$50. 500. $500 unb $1,000.
Die Rsailr BUnbsn In Summsn npn $50,
S1C0, $500, $1,000 unb $4,000.
Die i6brliGr SntsrrGen Der 6 Yrcs. bFdinnen
am Gage bss gntaufs unp lfnp satlbar In Sob,
taltt6trlt8, unb brinssn aIIo na& ben trelstn
Golp'pr6mlsn, abt pro3ent jabrlid.
BauerTi, Rauasute, Nshantcs, Capitalism
unb aar bic @se gu SsrIsitsn babsn, Iolltsn ipiI'
fen unb bsbsnfrn. bag btsIe Bonbsn In 8irFIi&.
fdt als srfss MCrtsuss auf ale GiIsnbabnrn,
Ganalsn. SanffOds uuO ei&Gtsitn buft,t, pir
aud auf bic unssbsuern proOuttsn bon alien 8aD
trttwsisn, etc. i'm Qanbs. tlnb fn6 binret@enbs
Sorfsbrunssu sstrpffen ftnb fir bic 9r1abIung Der
Snterr0sn unb Sauptlumms, bur& @ustcuSBle,
4seIis'Stdmps unr sIntsimll6sr Rspsnusn, ma
den bIrle SOnbsn bic
Seiten, meiit portbeilbafteiten unb meiit
population Snpeltments i'm Warft.
SubfrrIptipnsn psrbsn an p In legal Zen.
bsr'9lctsn, Cosr Ncisn unc gtsds Don Banfsn
ote In philadelphia par llnp, anssncmmtn, I'm,
tsrIGreibsr rur& bic pOf rpsrOsh krpmpte Bsbis.
nun9 erbalten, unb ispr austunft unp Grplana.
ttcnsn esssbsn, trsnn man In pIslrr OfTss ppr
Gprt6t.
Gin btnl6na!t6G 0Cuat6 BON PCnbsu pstben
an 3anb sstaItsn far ICfCrtiss rlsbsrIIsfsrHns.
'SaD @c0Fe, Observation-Disclosures
yEeoember IL. 1852. nqlS
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Wee9ess ssssS Ssmsa

E1utmdnne SDneloer,
IA Wa6tn bsm putlitum bic Gr,stae
N ft ttrrn wcblfsiIsn 8lrtesractr fcrtIrb
4ARc. SO, SR, Samtltcn Strass, aurn
snabs nsten esm Hsvuttifdnsr. SuGHetr,
ron Saa ju Tag nsus Bnarsn auSpadru uni
rrit Iinb Dem YubiifHm duf tie allfrbsfs
,u bisnsn. Str Scrralb ben
&leibCrffofen
fam Mot absrtrrifsn Wtrtsn unb teAebt al
len artrn bic man fir REtr. 6cftn, gEsRsI
anrrrn Dtnatn trau6t. 49, Gle ptrtrn oI
psrdrbSitm unb bfRdnSIs auI Sano taltsI
Nrlen
TerfiAe Sletbcr,
oautr6afi aus bfm tsntn Wottrinl asmn6t
Ssmbs. Collars, GaT6mtdfsr II. +. 10. uni
wirb mBsliGR ucblisIl ssrfauft.
RunScus2lrbeit
pirb f6nsa, gut unb billia vsrriGtst, une
CUTE Grbstter erbaltsn wtrern, Tam man y
auf quite uno paFrnbs Grtcit csrlaNsn.
quite Sebirnuns boFsn fs Setsrmann bffr
"a fBnnen. Nufst an
t1atban fIIcbSer. Iiiabma1 Osi
alltntOwn, October 10, 1862.
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S|pp Stpp SDuI[ 2DpVlH ~ HtS
fbtpinb !!
81 mao bfm wctIfelen G4nsitsr j u P
& ma 8, In @asntaun, no jsbt bic tspfn unb
IdEulen 9Daaren FIR &lgotr AZ tabsn lnb. ale
Die REFIt tv grfr9rH 6at. 9tuu teIsE mas CT IaeT
Der lintrrtsIGnsts maat bisrmit GRinsn bielsu
Jrsunben unb bsm aeetrtm YublIfum bic QlnBet.
ss, bag sr Ictbtn pom ben Sssftdbtsn tsimssFebri
III. NO sr ben srBbtsn fhSnlien unc UCbIfetifer
StUd BON SGnriber'g8aarsn rinsefdult bat, ben
Oas msn1Glids auss felt @pam's 8aa asIsten.-
RCmmt uno tseuft ibn sinmal - 60 lfnb pabr.
haftts SuIs Baaren unb gu baten fit sanB nee
nig @rID. - Gs IN Elm patrsS Slid fir 9llen.
taun bae Der SranF In bic SGnsitT Buff.
ns6 aegansen IN, hdnn allsrsil fSnnsn bic qeui
bic tlsiber bt(lisr faufn ale te SprtG, unb ba.
Der IO1ts sr aud untsrldbt psrern. Sn feinsr
SAnebret III 5u isbsn
1as 9r6seffe, bette v. tpoblfeilRe Qforz
tement ferti9er 9leioer,
fir bas GpGtiatr unb ben @inter far SnaSfn
unb WGunsr, In Der Borough BON Qlsntaun.-
Inter Ieiusm ausseosbnten Enforcement fGnnsn
ssfunten pereen 9ongups. R1sIans, 5rpdrGds,
Sttosnr @easn, Satin gBeRsn, GaIlTmsre SOle1,
Drssr6de, SadrSde, galrniia @ellrn, Suhtcs
fen, Satiret 5OIen, DCslfin 6pIsn, asIriftf Sa.
den, u. {. 10. @tenfalls tin pUaes aIicrtemtnt
UCn llntertrmbsn unb llntsrbcfn. fsnsn 5smpsn
unb 6smtsfrdsfn, Salstibsrn, 6aI5binesn. 9Gs
IentrGgsr, SiCds unp bic l&Snasn SiO @Ippes
fdr Gentlemen. Die NOD ismaIs an NtnlasnHdn'
ben Az lthfn fparsn. Gspib paren nod nis fet.
ne lOl&e tabl6s In @lsntuuu. Gtsnfulls IUebsn
Ssrfsrtist, bas grbbe unp wcblfsillt
aGertGment pSn Rnabena aRleioern.
Seitrbsnb aus 5tnatHn.Grads, Sad, llsbsuad
unb WCntry. glSden Sadtn. SClen unp gGsfm
BON alsn GrSbsn unb Aualititsn.
Gbsnfals lOsttn smpfan8fn, sin lter GROCER unb
gut afTOrtirter Burratb uOn
Su6, GaBimeree, Sattinete, Wefenz
aeu9e, II. 10.
pslae auf 9elelung piinftlIn SsrfsrLi9t unb ga'
rantirt wtrben, In pfr NnpaBng Rne Gualt1t
Ssfrtsbisuns Ju ssbtn.
R6- Wer dIrc pHnI6t BEN pcllsn Wertb far
irn @sIo Az babsn. lclltr abfoluteIp BET 8 n
& au 8 anrufsn. unO fsins srObs 5auftrf deer
6auisn Spn pCblfrllsn @titrn tesudtn. Dnto
untrr Bat ss ale Garbsn -unb feline uRb IuprrFtI'
ne, unb 70 usitsr.
p6-gr wanI&t btn 9suisn bstannt su MAIDEN,
pas rr IsInt 0aarsn aud bsim @rpBsn wie brim
stdd an cen GIip Trsiben abfsst. Sent SlsI.
cunssfdds Gnb better ssrfsrttst nls irssnb anbTr
In @Gsntaun-pas fOIItsn fi& bic esuts bsfUnbsrs
nsrtsn.
BGssest aIIo bic srcet NIB pctlfsIIs S&nr. |
osrsi BON Brant 8nauB ni&l GIe btfnbst R6 |
an Nc. 80, Sa' '5amiltOn ShaBf, In Der Stabt
Haentauu.
Sranf 9nauB.
9lcSsmbtr 8. 1862. nabS
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SeFentlt6e @naetde.

Wa6rat wiro tisrmit srssbrn, bur@ ben I'm.
tsrJsiRnstsn, bae Der S6IStkpf In aqsntaun I'm.
ter esr gssnti&aft ppn gBtiom 8sd, aufasbetrn
wprhen IT, unp bus S&latsr16dft an Srn, Dob.
l'sb 5sr3Os. pcn hem ndmIthrn plabs, Rt,r.
trassn tuuros. a0e gsrGonsn bte baber bic burd,
btIasts assntl6aft mir f6uIbis seipOrbsn Ifnb
wsrOsn bic Sd&sr In ben 5dnbrn Der Ssrren
Warr unb Tunt far Settlement fnten.
Oenrp @iQiams.
alentaaD, Rar, i. 1853. no6m
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Sine 1lene 0irma.
3rDrea unb Smttb,

NHufniannssS sSAneiber tn Allentaun.
90 Die untrssianstsn bsbisnsn I'D SlsIsl
OsItssnbsit tOrsn Greunben anb rsm assbr.
ten pubIifum bic ansstss ~ MAIDEN, bae IL
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-15
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

@ m GREAT TRUNK LINE
49, from the North and North
WEST for Philadelphia, New York, Read
Ing, Pottsvile, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas-
ton, &C.. &c.
eTrains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia,
New York. Reading, Pottsyille. and all In
tsrmsdiate Stations. at 8 A. NJ, and 2 90
P. M. aslI.
New York Exp1ess leaves Harrisburg at
sds A. M, arriving at New York at 0.SO
BE same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: To New York
st16; to Philadelphia %. .sb and 81 80.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ.
10 Noon, and ZOO P. M, pittsburgh Ex-
press). Leave Phiadelphia at s.I5 A. M,
and 30 P. NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caltawissa Railroad
Leave Port Clinton at 5.l5 A. M, for Phila-
delphia. and all intermediate Stations and
at S.26 P. NJ, for Philadelphia, New York,
and all Way Points. '..
Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. NJ,
and $50 P. NJ, for Philadelphia and New
York; and at 8 30 p. M, for Auburn and
connecting for Pine Grove.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
1eadlng at $50 A. M, and returns from
Philadelphia at 4.s0 P. NJ.
~A the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted. ..
Sunday train leaves Pottsville at Z 80
=. M, and Philadel phia at s.I5P. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
saraion Tickets at reduced rates to and from
al points.
.aa .gg G.. A. NICOLS,
q, General Superintendent.
January 2s, 1863. If
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-15
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