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Chicago and Rock Island Raj, Road
GOING EAST.

and after Sunday Nov. G, 1864, Trains Pass Ottawa
-atiou follows:
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At WHOLESALE ONLY!
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- have been great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and had 10 abandon preaching. The Panta-
ton Bi;;srs have cured me.
REV j. :. CATTIORN Rn,ba.t.r V
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- 3 owe much TO YOU FOX verify believe the
Plantation Eitters have saved my life.
REV. ". ii. WAGONNER, Madrid, y. Y"
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80 Thou wilt send bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bters My wife has been greatly benefited by
their
Thy friend ASA CURRIN Phil-lelphia Pa
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From the army ho'pital-the bloody feld-the mansion
Of the rich and hu nbs abode poor-fom ths Office
and the sacred deskrom the mountain top distant val
lsys and ro islands OF the ocsanrom every nook and
corner Of the civilized works pouring in the evidence OF
the astonishing effect. OF BRAKES PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. Thousand, upon thousands Of letters like the fol-
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- % and - Gents per Eotlie.
HALL.G RUCEEL Proprietors.
2--iv ..- Crrsura'' So N y,-t.
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80 The Plsntaion Bit;c-s have cured me Of live
complaint, of which Ibid PROSTATE and coalilie
To abandon my B,Isiness
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland o."
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as have been in the army hospital for four
teen months-speecless and nearly dead 81 Alton Ill
they give me q bottle of Plantation Bitters.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured
e. A. FLAUTE."
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loo Jnhn.,on,s ARMY.

There are four corps In General Joe Johnst1n's
army, now opposing Sherman Hardee's Corps
is composed Of Cheutham e, Clehurne's, Walkers,
and Bates Divisions; Hoods Corps, of steven
sons, Stewarts and Hiudman's Divisions; Polk 3
Corps, Of Lorngs and Trcnch's Divisions, and
another Of different commands; and Wheelers
Cavalry Corps consists Of the divisions Of Kelly,
Jackson, and Martin.
There are also two independent cavalry
divisions, respectively commanded by Roddy
and Lee, which act in concert with Wheeler in
the field, though distinct in their organizations.
The Georgia Infantry, or "GovernOr Browns
pets, as they are called, are said 70 number b.
tween ten and fifteen thousand; they are princi-
pally employed In erecting breastworks, and as
yet have done but little fighting. The other
corps are each said TO be about twenty thousand
strong.
The Rebel cavalry have not, until recently
effected much harm to our rear. The burning OF
the bridge at Tilton and the destruction OF the
trains there and Wharton's dash last week, have
been the only damage since the burning OF the
mule train at Cassvile. General Sherman has
issued an order in relation 20 the punishment o
guerillas, bushwackers, and murderers, which
will fully meet the requirements Of the situation
---LoisriHe journal.
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FROM GENERAL UUNTERs COMMAND.


~ sa-A--4-l or
Rvpri roRcrs SENT TO fNrERcxrI HTW-uIs
tuppIIFs TlglNfD HACK-wHY HB ABANDONED
THE sIReE or LYNcHBUR0.
M,prrSsBtHo, W Va, June 20.--Ariviug
here on Saturday morning a. 2 O'Clock and lesrn-
ing that a large Train Of wagons, Escorted by
several thousand troops, would start at 6 O'Clock
for Staunton, with supplies OF provisions and
ammunition for Genefals Hunters and Crooks
command, determined 70 accompany t.
Late in the afternoon Of the next day we were
ordered to return 10 MHHnsburg, where, upon
our arrival, heard that the expedition had been
turned back because Hunter and Crook hid ar
rived At LeWisburg. II was said that the general
had not been whipped, but only repulsed before
Lynchhurg and that they could have taken the
place the next day, but their ammunition was
getting very scarce and Ewell, ana Breckinridge,
and McCausaud were an aiming for points 10
cut them off.
have TO comments = make. Time will show
the truth rCspe ting all matters, the Hunter and
Crook expedition included. The supplies which
were to have gone 10 the command through th'
valley, will nov ne sent via Parkersburg n
| Charleston, where General Hunter has already
/ ordered his headquarters 10 be prepared.
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IA tornado and hail storm, with a track half
a mile wide, wrought destruction with the crops
in Bethel, Maine, last week. Many farmers lost
every growing thing.
The Pope's censor has added large number
of new works TO the list Of the eXpurgated.
Among them we notice "The Life and Works OF
SwedenbOrg."
An original manuscript In the handwriting
Of Madame de Maintenon, has recently been dis
covered at Caen, containing rules for the govern
mcnt of the celebrated institution OF ST. Cyr.
The earliest miniatures iueXistence in manu-
script books are in the form of small, square
drawings let into the text without ornamental
adjuncts.
Drowned persons should, as soon as taken
from the water be placed on their faces with Que
Of the arms under the forehead, in which post.
tion the water will more readily escape from IT,
mouth, and the tongue will fall forward, kee' az
the windpipe free. ing
-Epglish words are creeping grad N. "a,
the German language. Al Hamburo iauy nv nv
just appeared, Assays, wissensc' aha oso mn ma
lterarlschen Inhalis, Won II. II ialsncuen l u,.
EnglBehen Won b. Athaus." iAnu' aus uo,, ,n
eed that staiionery had 90 p hesn isSSn sddaisa NO
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THE RLACK BISHOP.

We have already alluded TO the conservation
in England of the Rev. Samuel Crowther,
negro, as Bishop of Niger. The following Incl
dents of his career are furnished by the English
papers =
"His original name was Adjai. and his family
lived at Ochngu, in the Yorubu country, one
hundred miles inland from the Blight of Benin.
In 1921 he was carried off by the Ego Mahom-
etans, was exchanged for a horse, was again
exchanged at Dahdah, and cruelty treated; was
then again sold as q slave for some tobacco,
was captured by an English ship-of-war, and
landed at Sierra Leone in 1922. He was bap-
tied in 1926 taking the names of the Evangelical
picar of Christ Church, Newgate street, Samuel
Croyther. In 1929 he married Asano, a native
girl, who had been taught in the same school
with him. He was then for some years school,
master of Regents Town, and subsequently, ac-
companied the first Niger expedition. Arrived
in England, he was sent 10 the Church Missionary
College, Islington and was ordained by the
Bishop of London. In 1854 he accompanied the
second Niger expedition; of which he has written
very able account. He has since been an ac-
tive clergyman at Akessa, and has translated the
Bible into Yorubu, and hSa undertaken various
other literary works Of engious character for
the benefit of his Africs0 brethren. The new
bishop is a strong evangelical, but has not mixed
himself up with doctrinal controversy"
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The SKULL or CoNFUCIUs MOUNTED IN GOLD.
With the late Lord Elgin's collection of
Chinese curosities and works of art, this singu-
lar relic is 70 be seen at the salesroom of Messrs
Christie and Manson. Whether II be the real
skull Of the celebrated philosopher and moralist
of the Celestals or not it is converted into very
ornamental object by the clever design and
workmanship of the Chinese. The strange
,o,,., ,,,.o object is mounted in pure gold, on n
casket or box, ;"'sich rests upon a triangular
stand OF gold elaborately chased with the
Chinese conventional clouds and some very good
scroll work, with rude kind Of cherubim at
each angle its weight altogether 77oz 9dwts.
IL may be remembered in the Chinese Court Of
the Great Exhibition of 1862, and was taken
amongst the lot at the Summer Palace at Pekin,
by one ol Kane's Cavalry. The cover is Of gold,
and ornamented with the same work studded
with few Jewels. Mr.. Warren suggests that the
ornament of the clouds is intended TO Tepres" u
the region TO which the soul hz2 flow ,,,S q
there guarded by the celestial = .oons' AS /,
this skull being yeritable r"' ,'n S,as ,ta s,i
dence is against it, It c, We 5 iear Ls tEi ~,
quality o. GohIr r.srus brain had something super
Tno,,, a, oonld not have contained sutfcien
p'"n ~,er collection TO represent the quantum o
. 20 great h mind. The writer can only say tha
taking his own hat as the standard of an inYerio
organization, he found that the skull did not III
! Il by fuzzy seven eghths Of an inch in the long
and a half inch in the small diameter
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NORTH. NORTHWEST, ~ 8Np THE cANADAs.
PASSENGER TRAINS


PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Conipahy'S Depot, at THlRTEEHrH and
CAILowHlLL Streets, PhRdelPhla az the ioho"nS
hourss- ,.o -t
Al Sl5 A. H., for Reading, Lebanon, Ephrata, Lnz,
sunbuIy, wliiamspoft Emira Rochester, Niagara FaI
Buffalo Allentown. wiIkesbarre, Pittson, York, Carlisle
The train cchnset' at EiDiNG with East rennsyiv
CoIumba RSilSoao for EpSTSiS siiz' and coSmbIs and
with the Lebanon Yaley train for Harrisburg at PORT
BURG win "Sortgeru Central" .cun6srIand Valley"
and "Schnykin aud BuSquehanDa" trains for Northum-
Oer"nd wamsP9Et soorE Pines'Ovs &c'
Leaves p.So,nh, .so ssATEEs7 II ;5S Pots.
ynle, llneEpYv, barrs6urg 6e connecting a Harris.
burg With snnsvsna Central Railroad trains ses r1,ts
EorlhnmbeIland, Emira, &C. and at Port Clinton win
CaAwista Railroad trains for Milton WihiAmspor' IL
-A"" '" READING. Accommodations.
asnsss E.Sef IL Il S al sSpgs % at all way sta
Returning, leaves Philadelphia At 500 p NJ arrives In
Trains fT P6ilsdephA leave Harrisburg at A. NJ. and
hseIhSon 4S No Nj sTe sihaF haFSars Il nss !; E
vile at 23o T: NJ. arriving in Philadelphia ,, r. N.
Phiia6slphia at r NJ, for ReS. and aI sSn ssdo
leaye !sggaE AZ u no." and Downingtown 1890 r.
All n. Sooye trains run daiIy, sundays excepted
sunday trains leave Pottsyie at 7'ao A. NJ. aud fhA-
O''pN'" ~ CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
take ne n NJ ,nS Io p r. trains 10 m
returning nom pownnstown at 40 A. NJ, and l2'l5
NEW YORK ExFREss ron PuTsBURa AND THE
Leaves New York at r. NJ, passing Reading at u nad-
night and eonue;ag at Harrisburg wh Psnnsy n ami
Reurrinp Exnrets train leayas Eiirlsburg arrival 9
the rennsylyanie Rlpfess from fits6grg :, SsoA;
ps'sRg assnS & sa a. Cars n sIS Sesompany esc train
sSso,e between Jersey CRY and Psburr wiItou; chang
niia9P NJ. Mail trains for Harrisburg leave Nc" i'''
att A. h ssnITyTKIIT sna x ~ VALLEY RAILROAD
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
s,f~-.seI BEAUTY.
Tito gain admirns eyes;
HtO invidnu6 sighat
Tito be a incoming iower
Fading dying In an hour-BEAUTIl
ITO have a host offrionds,
n for vice to make amends
II with hlgh-born blood to we'd;
n marble stone wnen dead-WEhHs
nto live threescore and ten,
ntoliyo life Of peace;
n 10 die and 80 70 grease-HEALTHl
lyon wish Me Of pleasures
N every comfort you would see,
Take my advice and wish aH hres.
Then having Health Wealth and Beauty,
You'n be prepared for every duty.
BOOK ff aSRR2Ga ,Is GBE NsS should be sd
es Doctors ON once No IiS sPRUGE STREET; price SS
eents lsS-ha
CECRRT DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
.. SGMARITAN's GIFT
TIT MosT CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsEo,
GoSoRRilSi:A. GLEET STRUCTURES, &C.
Contains no Mineral, no Basam. no Mercury.
Only ten pills 10 be taken 10 effect a cure.
Cures IN to tour days, and recent cases IN
u1ve1s Of PSShsyaa oSe Of the @ost eminent
Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
Lot those Who have desparcd Of getting cured or who
have been gorsed with Balsam Copalya or Mercury at
'"'' ~ '' sAMkRIrASs GIFT.
Sent by mail In n plain envelope. -
Price, male packages, 81 Female, 90
BIooDi RLooDD BLooDnl BLooD'Hi
gLs5Hs S5 2Fh sEGrS 81 SSE
RIAL DISEASES. &c, &C.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
!; offered Ser he PS9I; as PGsye suTe RE sAMA
IASs R09l AND HERB JUICE The aqs RS'sSn
eTadeae % sS Pses Of bs poison
hst the cure Is oIoGeh and TAKE S sh
10 your potenty that for which repent In amer
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RAILROAD LINES.

IORd CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1854 |
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HouRslii
E -Four S.r trS9s day 10 HaSs sSs Vine street
Man, 7'30 A. NJ.
Express (through in hours 2no M.
Atlantic Accommodation, tl5 T. NJ
Junction Accomm DdatioD, $50 u. NJ -
Accommodation (Atlantic) 3'46 A. NJ
FrgsfSssi FrdgieSt iiSo SO a 4. X.
J1neti, n Accommodation. 6'22 A. NJ. 1900,
Fsss g Aila9e, t2oo Hound TIP Tickets .soSa % 0ny
lot 'ne Oni iEXTRH 51F All aSpDsxFiEi.p II TR&iNs, We
I::TS syS hhasas"iSIS h"S a $%S5SFE
Nah train for Atlantic leaves Vine street, aoA.M.
Leaves Atlantic 44s sP NJ. .ou,, % ppv.,r Ao.n,
The bar which made last year has entirely dsap-
peared leaving beach Of the most delightful on
'"e 'O4 FOURTH OF JULY At ATy1ASTICoi g, -, mi,
will be good return train on or before the oth
kesR Ii So -ccmaencns MoNDIYyJano
70, 1874, from WAl4Nu UT street Wharf
At 6 and ~ A. NJ. and at +30 p. NJ.
For Salem and Bridgeton, st9 A. NJ and Pa 2, i.so ~
For woodbury., Gloucester, &e., at and A. NJ IL NJ
anu anu RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
SnBs May q and l4S pa a l.sS N; and and SiSf SoPM
balem at A NJ. and ll5 z. H.
| Brageton at 6l5 A. NJ, l'30 =. n. -
GIassborO 7lO and 836 A. NJ 223, 500 and le r NJ
Woodbury. at T40 ands54A A. NJ, andz SO SzS, oVS anu
| S12P.M.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
once No WALNUT Street, viii call for and deliver
BAGGAGE and all the usual branches Of Express
business Heavy Articles taken by q a. NJ lines 9hyi
faa RSSt GS ss 70 @ Gs' ns mss @
sSsT R
4 fsT;czHyssa NORTH Pennsylvania
| a. w. AILRo AD-for BErHLEHgM
| YOUNGSTOWN, EAsToH, MAUCH CHUNK, HALE
| TON, WILKEsBARRE, wlLLlAMsPORT.
| SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
win leave The new Depot IIlIKD street, above rhomp.
street, Philadelphia, daily (sundASs exeepied)' al
! "a M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown. liaueh
ces;; T tAccommodatoe for poYlestown
| ioib N (Ae.NmmQdaton) ~ Fort Wahington'
| Bpm (AccommodatOn) for Doyes "wh. W.. A..
| 3lSP. NJ (Express) for pethlchem, EaSVon' NC
| 4'iBP. NJ. (Mail) for oylestown, ~ .usn,o,vn
| 5l5P.M, (Aceommodation) for helhehewi AA
CLAP A. AceorrfhodatIon) for Lansdale
! lip N (Acccmmoda q ioa) for Fort Washington.
| TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA .o,,, -.
Leave Bethehem at $50 A ~, 80 A. NJ, alde W T. NJ
DOybstown at 20 A. NJ S4o ?. NJ and T. NJ
FSrt Warrington al nj 25 A. NJ and 2P. NJ.
| on sUEDAIS.
| Philadelphia for Bethlehem atyA NJ.
| Philadelphia fpr DQyestowp WSP.
DoylaS0wn fOT Phlinda'"hi.a, at 7.2O A. NJ
! t.Dmans Baggage Express will call for and dehye
bsfgsge the depot, Orders may be left at No ld
tels ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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sT~-h FOR NEW WYoRK.-DEsPArcH
and swnsure Lines, VIA Delaware and ana
dsiy Al IL clock NJ and o'clock p NJ, rom third pier
above Walnut street, - - -. -. ..., ,a..ies
terms, apply 20 WILLIAM N. BAIRD co- NO. ~ D.
DFJAWARE Avenue.
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THE FIGHT AT LAFAYETTE.
A Copy Of Pillows Letter to Col. Watkins
FEDERAL LOSS ONLY FOUR KILLED
AND TEN WOUNDED.

The statement that Colonel Watkins lost fifty
Killed and as many wounded, published In yes
terdsy's paper, was an exaggerauon. We are
happy to make the correction. The Federal loss
was only four killed and ten wounded, while the
Rebel loss was three hundred killed and wounded,
instead of one hundred and seventy-hye as first
CODY Of General Gideon J. Pillows demand
for the surrender OF Colonel Watkins, with his
command -
Jnpe 9l~To the Commanding Ofcer Of the United states
Ssrees at ths Post-sTo save the unnecessary shed
osf and your forces have sufficient force 70 take ne
place and intend to do i and shall resoIt 70 tnS '1
P0'iu'ni, Brig Gen. GIDEoS ]. Pillow, oommaudins'
This vain, conceited wretch did not I take La La
fayette. His failure was most disgraeeful, ana
: when the Rebel authorities ascertain the small
force which held his three thousand in check Tor
@oEs than three hours, his disgrace will be final
a. eomplete. His family influence and impu-
Pole, aided by that of the Rev. DR.. Bishop
srtinecssnAman, has kept him In some sort OF
Iins hsSs 40 this time, but Croxton and Wat.
1sIattanooee "a "a an extinguisher on his torch
-
"A very fatal W., = -,.. =
Canterbury, Conn.,. HAplherlA ls prevailing u
an Boston IN November rSnss nesss Fair is to be held
-Paed's works are TO appe.s
edited by his sister, Lady Young, ~ ssssSS volumes
Sir George Young. Anephew,
Two thousand eight hundred anAsa
nersons have been saved from death SSssy,six
wreck on the British coast by what Is calieeaaR
mortar ard rocket apparatus
The anti-sIayery celebration on the Foni
NJ July. which has annually occurred at y
mingham, Massachusetts,, will be omitted Z
year. ~
The Pacific Methodist College ia Califorl
Il fourishing IL was established by the Netl
dist Church South, and Is situated at Lacaul
6oiano county.
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F~r-rwwurEzsz.o SALEM RAILROAD COM
Ab1tE = w. FANY,-Run time Of Trains oou-
neno nF AlDk1; ;JanaGry I, lsst a, 4 and4P. NJ.
From Walnut Street Wharf ate a. M - "A A
frelaht " M. Returning. leave salem a. = ~ -
M nlloP.A. Freight daily ia sseh vfifi s,ii Hssnt,
Second Covered Pier aspnSSs ne NNahRR twkRe Avenue.
Mt.a Van REEssEl-AER' sapsnnispaen''
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BOSTON br.,D PHILADELPHIA

fEF4 BOSTON I'D PHILADELPHIA
&NAAas Steam ship .ne, sailing from each port on
EATURDAls, from .rst Wharf above PINE street.
philadelphia, ard ong WhAH, boston. From arst Whan
The steeD ,hip SAXON. Matthew'S VIII sah ffom thi-
ladelphie or Boston, saturday Jly :, az ~ eeea
fer Philadelphia. ON same day. az T. M - -.
Tfeee new and ubstantal steamships forin regular
line SAILING nom each port punctualy on Saturdays.
oaeoted az one half the premium charged on
bail vessels.
Treiphts taken at fair rates. r ,,,
shippers are requested TO send sp Receipts and Bh'
.s,Ig Nv ~ n'Ne HENIiY WINSOR A co,
@taaY,T No. 382 q. DEL LAWARE Ayenue.
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SHIPPING.

fE5s. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
pool, tourhug at Queenstown. Cork IIaTbor =
lie Ne-k nown steAme. Of the Liverpool New York and
Phlladepma steam .np Company are inendedto san as
CITY o. MANCHESTER Saturday, July 3D.
". or LONDON, Saturday, July 9th,
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June loth. 4,
And every succeeding Saturday at noon from PIER no -
North River. - -...o,,
Payable In Gold or Its eqnlvMentlR Currency -.
First Cabin ..,";tsf00 steeIage ~ ~
First Cabin To Paris -. sbu0 steerage 70 Paris 400
Frst Cabin 10 Hamburg gBae SteeTAge 10 Hamburg 800
lers are also rwarded TO uavre Bremen, Roer-
DAM AntW erp, sc at equally low rates. -. go, -
Ta,s an, Iiyernool or Queenstown First Cabin Sb
SSb SOb Rteerage from Liverpool ana VueenhtoW S35.
Those WHO wish 70 send for their friends can dy tickets
Tor further Information apply AZ the Cor panys oces.
JOHN @ DALE AGENT
Nc Ill wAhEUp Street, Philadelphia.
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Depot in Philadelphia has been ehsnged hopa
Eiphteenm aRd Market streets to Thirty -fthsI anc
MARKET Streets, West philadelphia. Market street
'"f PassSsssTs 80 through without ehsHSe Of ears
IA : - HENRY WOOD, superintendent.
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The first Of the auction sales At the Great Cen
tral Fair took place this morning. The sales
were confined 10 the Stove AMI II ,llowwarc, the
Machinery and The Agricultural lmplcmcn g., and
Furniture Departments The attendance was
small and hnt moderate prices were obtlIned.
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General superintendent, Altoona, Pa

f.ruEzprE PHILADE LPHIA AND
~ E%feAetfE TRENTON AND CAMDEN AND
ANNOY RAlLROAD COMPANIES.
NOTICE.
On and after MONDAY, January e. 1884, the Trains for
New YORK. leaving Kensingoh Depot Phadelphia At "
A NJ (Nghtl, and 23O z. Ne and the trains leaving New
York A. NJ ana 2OP. NJ, will hereafter be eX
elukiyey the Unlled States Mails and New York and
Washington Passengers aud VIII not take In nor LET out
any passengtrs between said cities.
The 10 A. NJ. and ~ Midnight Lines from New York 10
Warrington, and the ll5,lA. and NJ. Lines from
Washington to bew York viii continue at present and
car passengers TO and from the intermediate stations
and Baltimore, Washington, aud New York,
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"a PHlLADELPMdIA d 1864,

E>s.rI9HE7z5.F1 PHILADELPHIA 1914
~ Epar- ~sstRcN AND ERIE RAILROAD lOO1.
INNS tTeet Inc tTayerses the HortheIh ana N9r'hWe1
ooanties Of yyana - the city II Erie on lake Erie
IA has been To- sCd by the = fESNSiLvANiA RAILROAD
COMPANY, aud under their auspices Is being rapiiiy
opened throug ghOut IT, eDiire length, ~
tsFCw IN use Tor Passenger aud Freight business from
Harrisburg Emporium tt5 mies) on the Eastern DVi
sion and fr1m sheffield TO Erie as mes) ON the Western
Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT Pi1LApELiluA .
Mall leaves
INpTeEb ITan
Cars throu gh WITHOUT CHANGE both WRFs IN these
trains between PhsdsphiA aud Loet s4ven and between
Baltimore and Loci naven.
Etgan Sleeping Cars on ne Express Train both ways
For Information respecting Passenger business, Apply a.
the e. ce.Her Of Eleventh and Market streets
And .ST Freight business, of the Conpanys AHents
.. b. Kingston, Jr corner Sixteenth ana MSrhe' sue''
| Philadelphia
| J.W. Reynohls Erie.
-'e~'' - ~ - 49, nj. H. HOI6 6fAN,
O,ereral Freight Agent, PbtinkeiphiG.
| LEWIS \, fOUpr,
General Ticket Ageqt, Faiadelnhla
JOSEPH ID. PORTS,
tf Milliam amspOn.
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ARRANGEMENTS BE- sES PHILADELPHIA AND
~, NEW YORK
,,Yys ltaye philadelphia, from kenslngton Depot a.
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