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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
=. ouR LONDON cosREspoNpENCE.

rHE DANISH MBRosLIo- DUPucrTY, BADTAIrH, sELTisH-
MSS AND cowARDIoE OF The BRITISH GOVERNMENT
LOUIS SAPoLIoN-wAR AvEATWHERE-THE ALABAMA
AND cApr sIxNKs- cosDDIRArE AID U. cAinirs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

lust PUBLISHED
- TIE VIRGINIA. SPELLER AND READR5-
Adopted 70 the t1bls sehOvs Pats % ssrny
stnctlon, ara gsd et-f the pan Of john Comfy.
ALNO.
THE VIRGINIA FIRST READER.
sus-ss A. aGaRIs 81 Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

SOhGHUH kElTLEol
~ asa SNYDER,
At Redmond Stove Roks Cary and l0h sTSsts
kichncnd, "a manufactures
sl2, 60 ~. ., sa1 100 gallon Sorghum Kettles
100 gallon Sorghrtl PsDs
Stores, 5tove Hollow WSre
Spiders and Ovens, and nost descriptions Of ugt
ina. tyiS-aWs1a,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

WANTED.
4 FARM.--The subscriber wants 10 rent a
Pa IA Southern para OF till State, Northern
part Of Moth Carroll fEd there for 70 So
nssroes, both AIpy BY letter personsy 20
ANDREW JOHNslOH,
iy1q--H al Las.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

~ 50 years Of desires 20 spcnd Win oms
respectable ady lhaS 10 widow WIN view
,oualcny Address with carte dc yisie ecx osss Foss
OAise, ", A.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

CooK.--WASTED, By A COMPETENT WOMAN,
situation cook 10 all Its branches S; understands
Pres, soups. eles and game. and IL Wiling ASST
ing; excellent city referen has OBJ ectiol
eetancen the county, Gail for Two days ~ l35 East
ST., IN the s,ore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

RI SP ECTABLE YOUNG GIRL SIXTEEN YEARS
OF age wants situation child AMI 10 assist
lanberwork. Good reference given Apply at Is West
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

DuRsuAMs FURNITURE FxPRpss OFFICE, Tvs
~ West slsventh street. between FUN ara sAth ays,
aud sApped 10 I'll rtH ~ world Large wagcna Tor
moving FWnitaI ,ty - svantTY, Furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
general ousewoik no ops lection 10 the country. Cal
v West 18th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK;
best cat reference; has we'd years last
e; has no objection TO in the country Apply at le9
av between I'd and 23d SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
family us chambermatd ana waitress. or seamstress.
reference can be given Call a: 1886 18th av between
and 10Th SITS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A
private family; ~ good cook and baker, and an
fnt washer and runer. Best city reere ee. Can DO
b at luJ w est 10Th ST. between 9th and 7th avs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

M ANrED-FOR CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND. A RE-
W spectacle glrl, chambermad and and to
sist in Washing ironing Cali between 10 and IL A.
Ut u East 2oth st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
10 do chamoerwork and waiting Apply a. 50 West
St, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

w ANTED--A WOMAN. AS OPERATOR ON WHEELER
w WILSON, sewing machine aud TO ASST ms TO
achd -four DID, Apply for two days at 2S West 10Th
St. after 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

GooD COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI-
yate family Is willing to assist washing and IRON
best city reference Ca at 178 East 3lst st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES, DESIRES
a situation as huusekeeper IN dow rs family Gail
h Union St., South BrookYu. Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27

WANfED-A SITUATION, By A Young WOMAN
] w "a chafnherrnad and seamstress or nurse and
seamstress has the be of city references from
place where she hved 1--WE Cali at III West 10th
| tn I'd L0Or back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
u / 3 h.
Victory at the Head Of the
Shenandoah Valley.
->~~~------~~~--~~-~-
Staunton Captured by the
Union Troops.
The Enemy Defeated at Mount
Crawford and Fall Back
to the Mountains.
---,~>~~~~~~---~~~-~-
General Jones, the Rebel Conn
mander, Killed.
DETAILS OF THE ADVANCE OF THE ARMY
-~--~-~-~~~~y>~~-s~---~~-~
Ammunition Carried on tho Backs
Of the Men.
>>~>~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~><~~-~~~
Wagons, Extra Clothing, Tents and Baggage
Sent Far to the Rear.
The Contest Near Harri-
sOnburg,
&o, &C.. -
Ammunition Carried on tho Backs
Of the Men.
Wagons, Extra Clothing, Tents and Baggage
Sent Far to the Rear.
The Contest Near Harri-
sOnburg,
ko, &C.. -

Secretary stanton 20 Major General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WARRINGTON. June 8-14oP ~
10 Major General DIX
A despatch from Mr.. Dana st General Grants head.
quarters, dated last night a. hafpast eight O'Clock,
announces victory by General Hunter the rebels
beyond etaunton and that the rebel General Jones
killed on the battle field. The despatch is follows
aThe Richmond Examinr OF to-day speaks Of the de-
feat or General W. Jones by General Hunter, twelve
miles beyond staunton, vs. General Jones was killed
on the battle field. His retired 10 Waynes
boro and now holds the mountains between Charotes.
vile and staunton.n
The paper further states that hospitals stores
wore captured by General Hunter.
Another despatch announces that our forces occupy
sssup.oD. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
seCretary Of War.
rHB SECOND DESPATCH.
wAwlSoroN, June 8, 1884.
To MAJOR General DIX
General Hunters victory and occupation OF staun.
ton is confirmed by the following despatch just received
| from General Butler
IAN Il quiet on my line Tho Richmond papers o
June give intelligence Of fight At Mount Crawford be-
tween General Hunter JONES' in which Hun
ter was victorious JONES' the rebel commander was
killed. staunon afterwards occupied by the Union
forces rhe fshting Sunday"
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

Oar soldiers tn Lynchbusg. W..
10 raE kDroR or ras assALp.
posrrY HnL. N ", June q, 1894
I forward TO you aud would respscsfsny ssH you 20
publish Of enlisted of shs
Second New York cavalry Harris Lsh), tssss prison
in the battle Of the wilderness hay ., asd sonnssd
In Lynchburg, Va, NAY 10 Az Of she vsss veil
made my escape from iypchburg Nay -, rssshsse ssv
lines June at IlarIer's Ferry
Sergeant howard, Co J.
Private James A. Campbell, On q.
Private John W Roe, 60. A.
Private Charles wi6oodsell, 90. n
Private John lawson, ca u.
Private Eugene Traverse, ChF.
Private julius Crause, 10. @.
Private Junius Warner. 20 q.
Private James Tbbetts, co W.
Private Benz. y. Bolivar, Co. ".
Private ilenry Frsnkenburger, 90. u.
Private John ~ Eger, Co
Private John Ticc, Go. X.
Private samuel cripple. Co X
Private Samuel chase. GO. l.
Private ii. Cumming, Co. l.
Private J. o. pronncll, 90 NJ
Very res pec;fuly, your obsdsent servant,
NB BIRDeEYE. Nrst Isassssss,
second New York ssvslsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

Hfsroraswxs, Assy 90 rss roso~ao,l
Jnns 1-t A. n
An y quiet ths mornns No satack wss made iAss
night
MAJOR Budlcw. Inspector General en esnsrs bssiers
san arrived here yesterday assrneoa M came ap ths
Chckshominy distance of thvsy ave nlle>, and landed
with escort of tea IN coming across the eosn
Try he occassossly rssal picasss, ~ho ass 81 hin
approach lie reports that Mr. Frames, correspondent
Of the New York World, taken prisoner fev ssys
ago while endeavorns lo reach the white nesss vah
dispatches for rhe paper he repairing for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

supRKsn Counr-Cpcur Part l-Adiourned 10 Mon.
day, Juno Is Part 2-Adjourped 70 Monday, June IA.
psrts-7s Duane street-Court opens Al ten A. H. Ca
lendar unoha uged
suprRioR CousI-raisL rrRn.-part 1-Nos s3ee.
so9S 1862 3l63 3s65 a2es 363T iiii s3i3, 3l3 3TaS
3l20k, $780, 22So, 3573 Part 2-Nos q oS, 33n2, s4o4
sese s2e ao46 $780, 1884, aIss 1884, a3s6, 1919 aeo,
3sig, 315I
Conus rtEis CorRr-TEiar rn.a Part 1--Nns az,
32t 462 $50. 55s. 100 c49 go tl9, s5 scl i0i 2o0
b6s sg Part 2-Ncs $40 40, iid. Eva. 400 s07. ~.
80. $50, 56T, 56S, 33A, 8l4, 3Ss, 12i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

nnwssssss {, q wsuss,Ss q nsspno vsesnL Whas
. rssss ~ shSo usss hsvs ssra vhn sSss Ds"y
s~sss q - 5000 60 - svssho srssss Wsns %
o. sAssv ssvs~vS sr~wA - pssesessso ssny hsvs
nsSs Snss ovsns vsuA6 asuar1 - sSvs - ~ -,
prsvs = - = Ans>ssus . 49, vsss ssoHssasy A
ssuy usy - Svsvsa sveo . ~ q ri1s piss by
shssss, . ssssss - rsaosbs nsy ~ sahsa
sy ssusus, sss vssn - . vsnssa vssss
m ne 10 asss - ss1y, ssss1 sss fsiy
ssssi n s~rs~svS 10 ss.bsp. wss vs strongly
s~sssS vsns have ressssscs 80 - sss-rsssse
en-. ne Aes sss ssss fsiiy, ss1 nsssssuy sssss-
sssssA. sAss " s~ ssosssfsi. Duss Dsss ~ sss1y
60 sesriy sgosa . fcsssns - pssisss vs sAssss
Usss him - sn ssvsnssss he sussehss, 20 NEST
iatrensn. sss srsvs sm frsa ~ posisss vth cannon
sss ers@rs rsssss ts~a " ssiselas NE lives = col
sssss - sAeusssts ~ Ihrevi~s sssu sss NE jsws q
snnss ssrssm essss.
ecs 4~xr,s q wa rmss
m our sssasn spas shs rebel strssehusass, On shs
"a nsssst, % k>a more mss. . = sad, INN Grant
ost surins the ~hos ssese sf yesssors. IN the
bsins pursasa ~ osnevsn srsn, and nesas - sa
omen ~ sseosss. wssss iss oaa,oas general sss Ne
sasae1ss snsssssa.
,nao~me " rssslasnS
isue ~ heavy parael fcrtlacaons being thrown
~ Aons eur entire rost. and sone places having r
sai~nss. A. wonid b. highly lmpropsr, sovevss, 10
describe her enact ocatlon a present.
rns Cosuxsr mw .vrsxsoos
Heavy cnnnonAdins tecs pi>ee a drsreni portcss Of
our mo between three and 'our ccoek this afternoon,
ard 70 Eco minutes general s~sagemeat seemed m
ssilablsi IN, "a subsidized. SINE 81 the euemys
shells zen the Second corps hospitals too miles
N the rear; sibos thai ume svsryshns hes bean
sualiy qnet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
The Navy.


GArArsl, 10 suns--rhe csa,sa overloaded on the
dry dock and supposed TO be thoroughly csuiked, and
was then prepared for sea- On sunday she sailed
for Cape Haytien when eight hours the water In The
well had risen wentyour inches and from that 10 thirty
ave- The mon were constantly at the pump, and nndrg
il OF no avail we we're obliged TO put bacx. The govern.
mcn ought to throw her back tho contractors hands
and put The crew on other vessel The following
q list of her of1cers:-
C0sBsdnd.r--Jchn Guest.
Llulerdpt-Iohn Mcfarland.
Acting Ras,sr--Fred. G Miller.
Actng Entgn-Thos. Cousins
Acting Asrsstunf Pdpmdsu-A. W. Bacon -rm,
Acting AssistaWt EnGe~s-Edwsrd Jsarysan, "hhs1
Robinson.
Azno Masters hatss-rsasc " Atkins, Frank A. Ioosy,
VIM H. Joseph go,
Engneers.--Actng First Assistants, a. =. .nrmnsn, rn,
Tbeo " Lewis; Acting Third Assistants, hooeTs oos
soa, Benon. Dupaine, VIM " Vale
Caytain's Clcrk-Mr. Pleannton.
Fasmnsey's Cisyk--Mr. Rid.les
Iagmasier's S's,paIi--s w Attwater
Doctor's Sstrurd-Geo. ATKINSON
Yeon,a,,--tdward Cornell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
Convention OF the American Medic nj
society.

rwcOsn pAy y FHoCsrDi N9s.
Tbsusw elected President, n. = Davies of OHIO called
me sens order At ha past O'Clock and after tnn
rsaaus q ne minutes the following medical gentlemen
~sre sectea members o the association, and
csrdea tbs pr ysse of 10 the proceedings
~ Kuleht ~ wesichester county, View York nr n.
Eosthward. ~ Esismasoo, wichlgsn Dr o. white, OF
OssssO Ans Df Livlnkston, ~ Massachusetts.
numbsr u verer~be physicsns VINO have been fore.
m advancing tho interests OF me association were
invlied 10 take s-au upon the platform, after
vhhh the regular order or business
sumed, numess q reports we're read, and
sfter me routine business OF the meeting was
eo,nfsssd a sdovrumsnt took place an nine O'Clock
shis mwnng, a. which time an important paper will be
re.f ~ ~ Krssianf, uf Onoudaga county New York.
pr Esnssy, VINO connected with the Health Depart.
m-rt The city, viii also read pspcv OF Importance
Yhe enact branch ~ medical sclenoe upon which The
tor ntopcses treat has not bern made public.
ne no.i Important part Of The proceeding. Yesterday
vsrs N resolutions, ofersd by Professor Gardiner
a.knx tina govsFnIneat o permit rag OF 20
70 fsuh vh medicines ~ be applied for the benefit of
wounded rebel ard rnou soldiers n rebel hospitals VINO,
by Inc surs~oss ~ the rebel army In cferiug
tse rssoai,ons ~ Gardiner said he actuatsd ~
uotvrs of ocmmor humanty ana for the advancs sment
Of nssssal scence he hoped they would be adopted
After fad con~iderailcu Of the subject many OF tho
nembsrs expressing their dsapprobstion--on q vote
selne taken tho resolutions we're tabled
Aflsr ths adjournment OF the regular meeting q mect
Ipu Of one held ~ hear paper rcad BY Dr
Gardiner ou the sub eel % Obstetrics The views ad
yancrd by ~. Gardiuer-athough several prominent
that important branch Of surgery difered
9th him of his deductionswere fsvoraoiy
esved by a majority ~ the members.
mretng II tue Whole body viii be held AZ nine O'Clock
IRIS rsoruBo and the 'nventinu will probably adjourn
finally tbs Ansruoos " ~ ihe nafnins session 70 NOR
r0F.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

losAi kleu 10 NAY .ssss* F0up1
Bth armies have suffered severely In the io~ o.
oncers. In virginia alone, since shs commencement of
the long agbt with 0rant, have lost nineteen gene
rais--sevsu Killed zen wounded and tve eap,ared Ths
names of The killed stuart Jenkins ntanord, Jones'
Julius Daniel Gordon OF North Carolina, aud Perrin o
Soutb Carolina. Thoee captured srs General Inward
johnson and General walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
Additional Details Of the Con-
Aiots on Sunday and Monday.
-~~~~'-~~---~-~~~~~--
no FIGHTING ON TUESDAY.
-~~~~-~~~>>--~~->~-~~~
interesting Rebel Accounts Of
the Battles.
~~~~~~>~.~~~~>>~~-~~~~-~~~
Tow They Figure Up tho Losses
on Both Sides,
1. H.. &C.. -.

porstary Stanton to Major General Dsx.
war nKARskSr,
WASHINGTON, June s-lz A.
Major General DIX
"A despatch from General Grant. dated yesterday al
ree minutes past Ave p N reports thai ali has been
Iry quiet to-day. No casualties are reported.
Dispatches from General Candy, dated June ., have
ss received which report satisfactory progress In
ganization Of his command.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

S,xru Amy noRrs, MAR Coat HARBcR, June 0, 1864
= roSoroSY' OF reurISG-ErFEor SUNDAYS ATTACK
! IA, has p wsed much the same yesterday; about
,same smou " OF skI,mshing has occurred and the
!. vork becn "a progress. Whom the light Of morning
minated tho 81 to-day, the effect Of last nights at
! ., The encn, became apparent. strewcd over the
..,eo IN 'front.' Of Hsucocks corps, the bodies OF
A,es number Of bw men, who fell In making the as
~ nome dead az ,heir quescent forms plainly attest-
and oners alive as we could perceive by their efforts
{,ras themselves away. or we could render
~ no ,ss,anee, as oo rides of the enemy swep. the
ana 4 was aSuos, srain death for a man to raIsc
lo,s noove the sarthworks. 50 all this i've hong day
| ran,p enemy bag laid brong aud festering IN the
mE pte wSs ,TRRrtY VARY,
q tho warest in fact Of the seison and the arcent
or m alposs tropical suN sNmeo 70 Donr tner aerv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
TIE STRUGGLE on MONDAY.
Mr.. ,. c. ri,spatriek's Despatch.
vIonrrNG ON MONDAY

NIFFH AKAl OUKFb, dUnU U-U n NJ
yIoHrrSG ON MONDAY.
Everything remained quiet on our front to-day until
|cut hail ar hour since when rebel battery, which had
Into position IN front OF Ledlies brigade, opened with
pll Our batteries responded, and brief artillery
M took place. continuing until the rebels ceased firing
CAUGHT SLIGHTLY uYpRgssKD.
bur boys,wcre washing and bathing in stream, when
\ bullets male them briskly beat hasty retreat
Iny OF u,sm In mdn1aiibus paris--to the intrencn.
In,s II hs auset again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS.
mr. Theodore o. wilson's Dsspatehe,

MY. Theodore o. Wilson'S Despatches.
BRApouAErxRs, IN TIE FIELD, June I, 1884,
cKsERAt HUNTERS PoucY.
on assuming command Of this department Major Gene
raj Hunter with characteristic prompude infused Into
the conduct OF both It's military and semiciv operations
vgor which 1t long lacked. In few days-amost in
few hours and with the dash OF pen-he did all that
good commander could, and decidedly than many
had expected Of him. Il Is not necessary that long leter
should be written 70 explain how this good
pl he'd when IL can be done much better by giving
eauo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
HARRsoSBuRo, SHENANDOAH vALLEY, June 3, 1854.
rnE RsBrLs ArrxxrT TO cmEcx HUNTERS ARnr.


REBrfs ArrxMrT TO CHECK HUNTERS ARMY.
shortly after had finished and sent on ny despatch
yesterday afternoon enemy attempted TO check
advance by making . stand At . creek situated 81
point miles before from this place. Small arms. with
artillery we're used on both sides. For very short
time the affair quite spirited We eventually drove
the enemy back crossed the creex and moved On 70 this
place One section Of Mccisnahaus battery reported
70 have been opposed 10 us.
In falling tho enemy destroyed the bridge over
North river, near Mount Crawford. Our march win
necessarily be delayed until We rebuild II.
There is every indication that We can take Stanton
without experiencing much Of an engagement.
eKSxRAL AvsRILI,-rHE VALLEY
General Avsrill is reported to be II or near Jasts,n
river tho nsghborhood OF the terminus Of tho vrgns
Central Railroad He stated to be progressing finely
We have authentic Information that Ia Withdrawing
his division Brecknrdge took With him TO Lee al regular
rebel forces In the valley except imbodcns command
Al last accounts there only Provost guard OF resu.
lar troops at stsuntcn. Militia forces manning the
fortncatons The rebels have from eight 70 ten pieces
Of artillery in position at stauaton. It's light, Intended
for Geld service.
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1 First Pfemium for Machine Work
Ey The above comprises ali the FAN:
al which tue Grover s. Baker Machines
were exhibited this wear
! Sales-rooms, 495 Broadway, New York.
730 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
March %, la6l-ly.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-01
READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the North and
~ North-west for Philadslph New
York, Reading Potisvile, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, PoisyIlle, and all in-
termediaie Stations, at A. n and p M
New. York Express leaves Harrisburg al
50A. NJ. arriving al New York al / 45 the
same day.
A special accommodates Passenges train
leave Reading al Is A. NJ aud T-turns
from Harris burg at NJ.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
SIS * 10 Philadelphia SO 50 end 81, so
Baggage checked through,
Returning leaye New York al A. M ~
Noon, aud p NJ. pittsburgh Express.
arriving al Harrisburg at A. ny Leave
Philadelphia al 8. 5 A. NJ. and g. 80 P M
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through TO and from Pilsburgh
withoui change. "a
Passengers by the Cauawissa Rail Road
leave Tamaqua al 8 80 A. NJ. and 2. 10 p
M. for Philadelphia, New York, and all
Way Points.
| Trains leave Pousville al g. Is A. NJ. and
2. 80 P. NJ. for Philadelphia, Harrisburg
| and New York.
An accommodation Passenger train leave,
Reading at 6. 90 a. NJ and returns iron
Philadelphia a, 3. 90 P. NJ.
~ All The the above uains run daily
! Sundays excepted.
4 Sunday uain leaves PoiisvIlle al 81
| A NJ. and Philadelphia al 3.I5 P. M.
! Communication, Mileage, Season and Ex
curslon Tickets, al reduced rates to ant
| from all points.
so Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas
senger.
G. A. NICULLS,
General Superintendent.