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That the raid finds the Militia of the
endangered States dispracciully unOrganized
and Inefficient, is II palpablc truth. In the
fourth year of great and terrible Civil War,
scarcely loyal State in the Union has her
Militia even enrolled. much less organized
and disciplined. Why this is especially
with State 50 exposed as Mary land, it we're
idle now to inquire. We hold that at least
twice a. many men have bern running of
their movable property from the Rebels as
wuud have sulliccd to run off the Rebels
themselves. Can we ever he caught SO
again.
This invasion sweeps over Central and
Western Mary yland-thC most loyal portion
of the state. Yet even this portion, lying
directly across the Potomac from Old Nir-
yinin; and opposite the Valley of the She
nantiunh. whence Rebel hortrs havcso often
tnrcntcnrd aud thrice invaded it, has no
Mii,ia organization, and no idea (appareut-
lyD OF resisting such raids other wish than by
running before them. l. not this the sh Ger
est iniiualiun
The Rchlcs are desperately in earnest.
Originally few, they make intensity Of venom
atone for paucity of numbers. They clutch
their own section. compelling every white
man ur boy tO tight, every black man or
woman to work, tor the triumph of :hcir
treason. They tolerate no dissent or dcmur
where they have power to suppress it. Their
conscriptcis and bloodhoundS tas an Ala
bamian quantity Snidl take every one who
hasn't been dead more than two days"
The conscriptcd must either march or be shot
take your choice. but no words They
pay no hnunticS make no provision for their
soldiers families, and have given over the
farce of pretending to spy their men. Once
in their ranks, there is no release till the end
of the War. They have ceased to have
Finances; they regard all private porpcrty
aS Confederate, and take whatever they
want wherever they find it. There is no
hnsinc$s-littIe trade--no speculation among
thcm--nuthing but dreadful war.
Is the North prepared 10 emulate this?
II YES. let Us call ont ai the men that are
wanted. loan our Government all the money
it needs. and put the War through by day
light. BY this means, success is certain:
otherwise not. Is the North ut length re
pared for war in earnest! This question
is fairly in order, anh must he -answt red
forthwith. Triiiing is pcrilous; cquiyucation
j ruin. Let the North now arise or be for
ever fallcn.--N J. Y'ribUnc,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

~ ESa OF TIE REBEL INvAsf on. The
great rusrauding expedition OF the rebels has
ended as we expected. They have frightened
the pect,le and robbed the citizens of Mary
land snd some on the borders in Pennsylva-
mia, szd then skedaddled as fast as they could
across the Potomac, carrying with them large
numbers of horses ana beef cattle, money.
watches and other yaluables. Had Pcnnsyl-
vania and Maryland, had a proper local mill
tary organization, this disgracriul plumber
ing expedition could not have occurred. 1t
is supposed that the rebel Generals could not
be spared longer. and that Grant could not
be diverted from his purpose. Later accounts
say that Gen. Hunter intercepted some of the
flying raiders hurrying to Petersburg, and
recaptured about six hundred horses, and no
doubt more will be rctakcn.
The damage to the Northern Central road
consists in the burning of two small bridges
only The train will run in day or two.
Grant is undermining Petersburg and in II
very short time like Nicksburg, it must sur
render, or go up.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

tE RETrRNEb NErEHANs.-Wc forgot last week
To- notice the arrival home of Sudbury volunteers.
Company |. jSlh Regiment p. V This company.
which was formerly commanded hy Capt. buyers,
re-inliscd in January last. but was not mrloughci
until recently. They have done good service in
Gen. Badly Smiths corps, near Petersburg and
Richmond. in the late battles The soldier life may
be hard one, but il certainly improves the health
and physical condition of most of our men, ali will
admit who have the boys Of the IS tn. They all
speak highly Of Gen. Grant. Indeed we have never
met bat one soldier who was exception lie
thought Mcclellan would have done better lie nd
mittcd Grant was smart, bu; made his soldiers fight,
whom i; really dangerous to do 81. lie said he
liked Mcclellan better because ho spared his ;
but /; was evident that he liked friend in his pocket
in the shape of pint bottlc--hetcr than either
Grant or McClcllan which friend, while sitting in
the ears, he frequently consulted \ good and true
soldier rarely fails to speak well of Gen. Grant.
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Esr1;iiBG etaiircud.
SUMMER ARRANGEMp .r1

ItREAr TRlNk LINE FROM = ,,.,
u North-West f'r Philadelphia y.,, NJ gcnI
ing Pousyille Lebanon. Alien ,,,n r,s,o, -
r''r E1, nSd;V pdt,.,s ,or rhiludylpht- New
A. iv, and all Intermediate
stations. AZ, AZ =. " ad . 90 T.. NJ
Nv ''tS hNv," sltuYvs ilarrisbury ttr 30 VI .
~ tne ~ ~" Iork ut - the same day
u y y " '' y .cummoiation Passenger train lcpV,s
at L. " ''' '''''' '''''
3, ar ss from uutisb,rv To- New NrJk 81 Q, tr
:, indrlph ~ - and y 20 Baggage yhoskcd
nTough
{ Returning leave New York at 4 Nj. ~ Neon
snd n (fiushursh lNlrv.. nuiyiug at liuu,-
burg At A N LeNe lAhaddphii az - VI
aud 20 T. 81
Sleeping cars IN thr NrW Nnk E,Urrs Trains
through o. aud irum p,tt,bupd, withuut elupsr.
Pas,ug,rs by ihe Oattaui. ga Rail Nust lcat, fa-
nuquu al = 90 A N aud ih q N t1r iutadvlr
phla, Aye \ urs, aud al Way Point.
Trains leave futtsNtNv "a - \. VI aut p .h J.
NJ iur lhnHiH phia, liuifisiulr unA N'e lu,h
Auaclumm .,ia,iun latri.s,f tran leave Nrsil".
~ 90 A N aui r0,uths tipia fh.laHe.VAit ai Ul
l.. N
. ~ An ths ah,,s trains ruu daily sualsy, ,,-
crltrl.
/ A sunday train l,aYvs puus,Nlr at & go A. ".
sni lAlai,lplns ~ ais q N
NuiuiauiaiiHu. Mileage. aeaau. rni IkruIr.HI
. lfA,r, at Ieaa.s4 Isifa .o Aul rufH siI l.,inl.
] 20 ieuas laagas, aiipsvi sfsl ra.i.is,,.
a "A AltW.Lf
u'HNsi nultiiuitHi.ut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

AsliHGION, July :. 1851
OFFICIAL RECOGNITIoT OF THE SERVICES OF
CAPTAIN wINsLow AND LIEUT.. COM.
MANDER Tu@lNToN.
Secretary Wclcs has sent TO Cupt. Win.
slow. of the kcarSarec, the following re.
rognition of his services in the obstruction
1t the pirate Alabama:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July G. 1864 SIN :
Your very brief dispatches of the 10Th and
!oth uItimo, informing the Department that
he piratiral craft "Alahamu,' or ESQ had
,crn sunk ON the 10Th june, near ChcrbOurg,
* the kcarsargc. under your command,
we're this day received. | congratulate you
IN vnur good fortune in meeting this vessel
which has 50 long avoided the fastest ships,
nd some of the most vi9iant and intclli
,rnt officers of the service, and for the
biity displayed in this combat you have
nc thanks of the Department. You Will
lease express to the Officers and crew of
ne Kcarsarge the satisfaction of the Coy
rnment at this victory over n vessel supe-
ior in tonnage, superior in the number of
uns and superior in the number of its
.cw. The battle was so brief, the victory
) decisive, and the comparative results 50
rikng, that the country will hc reminded
the brilliant actions of our infant navy,
hich have been repeated and illustrated in
is engagement.
The Alabama represented the best mari
ne effort of the most skilled English
Drkshnps. Her battery was composed Of
well tried 30 Founders of 81 cwt., of the
NOUS GS FOUNDER of the British navy, and
the only successful rihed l00.poundcr yet
odneed in England, The crew were
ncyalig recruited in Great Britain, and
Z 4
Maiesty's gunnery ship the Excellent
e Kesrsarge is one of the first gunhoats
iIt a oar nSyy Yards at the commence.
the rebellion, and lacks the improvement :
vessels n00 under construction. The
ncipal guns composing her battery had
'er been previously dried In an exclusive
naval emgAgcment l'et ia one hour YOU
ccrded in sinking your Antagonist. thus
ytndiug her ptedai8yy career. aud killed
NY at her crew. giihout injury 10 the
,FsaFpe. 0r the i0ss of single life an
yr..cl our cOuAtrymeu have Fcasnn
= sa,sheo th@s ia THE, IA Ia every naval
ON uf this g6A2pPy war, neither the
b. the puus, not the crews base been
,riarated. Lu6 tkes they maiuiain the
uy and eonuhSs Shs rcnown Which ha,e
Alarmed our na.sl aunals. The Prr,i,
h,, ,jgnihed l1. intention IA FecDin
A thst ~ Teesiye = vote of thanks. ii
r. that yuu sssg a. advanced !" lh'
4. or Csmmo,uis. Lieut.. Commandtl
go = Tkayinn the executive ofiicer al
k,aF..rp. AN ..s recommended a. Tia
lr Elr gtlvanerme.at ia nulhiess in hi'
a.. aud yaa Rill Nla,t ~ tbs Depart
tlr nanies of any Sihsn af the "lhefl'
s, - hnsc go..l eai.lu,i sg slie acSisi'''
ls. thrn. a. especial menissh-
.rg f..t...ilyAv. GikEas hTiiEs.
sscfelsfy ni Navy
pi,ln JahH 4 winslos, ~ :. A.'s
l4suag Z sirlmfr kfsiaaiff, 'bif
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No. 100 Betkmau Street.
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The Only Safe Reliable against both Fire
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that has not been picked or cannot be picked hy
the aid OF the ,nicromo.eT 1hc-e Saics all present
uT u -ii inches IN thickuess Of rGd iron guaranteed
TO bc lhe strongest the most dih'ut 20 drill and to
stand the most resistance against both ire and
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size aud oo,t,
| have On hand Hlso and viii furhi-h an .ilus uf
Bank Vault safes, possessing all the advantages OF
the above against burglary,
Also all sizes oi Mercantile SHf,s both burglar.
p.uof and hro aud burglar proof
Also, Ornamental Dwelling house Safes burg Ar
PROF., nhi hre and burglar-PruOl warrant a mol
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Also the strongest AMI ehoapes, Vas l,sr. ia,
bank and mercantile Nauix
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Also, ,iS si,ss ihliss wuu .ht iron Fire tr.,f.
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jane ~, 1854
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fFor the Sunbury American |

In order that our absent soldiers may all have
ample time to cast the votes the good people Of
Prnusy vauia intend to give them, 1t is necessary
that the nominations should be perfected. iroiI
Congress 10 Coroner before the month Of August
closes. In thin view would urge early action upon
the gentlemen comprising the niun Standing Com
mittec for Northumberland county.
The most important office to be filled Mt tho Oco-
bcr Election il, doubtless that of Congressman. Oar
district should hr fully redeemed, and the mistake
Ut two years ago rcctihcd, To do 50. | know no
gentleman hotter qualified than GEO. +. MILLER,
Esq. OF LcwsbuIg. Had fair play prevailed. hu
would have been nominated, aud elected. twu years
ago. l.ct "by-goncs be by gone, bat We must learn
wisdom from past mistakes, and do better in future
Already, by popular elections without dissenting
vote MIR. Miller has been designated iOr Congress
by the people of Snyder and Union counties. lie Is
native OF Northumberland county, and is ms we'll
known and respected here, he in the county OF his
adoption. Thirty years successful practice has made
him many friends and few iors. lie is man oi So
lid Judgment indefitigablc mdusry-he Is faithful
10 hH irendsand his integrity is unquestionei and
unduubted.
Ii Mr.. Millers friends in county will but bestir
themselves, aud secure delegates IN his favor. his
nonnulion is secured, and lis triumphant election
will follow. SllAMuklN.
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NEW ADNERTISEME ENTS.
FOR SALE.

-Four STATIONARY steam Engines.
DUILr for the Mine Ilill Planes and run about
ID SIX months. They are all the same pattern, and
/ the following dimensions
Diameter of Cylinder Is inches,
Lcngth OF Stroke q feet.
They <1ive two setts of valve gear, one for link
motion and the other the ordinary hook motion 49,
There shafts, and six cranks, and two extra
pistons, piston rods and packing complete,
These Engiuts well adapted for Rolling Mills
and also Tor hoisiins aud pumping nj Mines
They can bc examined at any time ulter the first
of July, upon application to the subscriber at Crcs,
soma.
These Engines will be sold they stand, and re.
moved at tho expense of the buyer.
Sealed propu.als will bc received up 10 Saturday
night, July 10Th, aud the awards made within ono
week thereafter. Terms OF payucnI-Cush before
delivery.
J. W ALDER, Supt NJ, HAS. H. R.R.
Crcssona, sehuylkill county "a.
July .. ls6i.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

II CHEAr TILroRArniSo Tho English papers
announce new Telegraph Company between Man.
chester and Liverpool which transmits messages for
one-fourth the usual rates The Telegraph in this
country mnst come to this eventually. There is no
more proprcty in charging high rates for telegrams
than there was in charging 2j cents Tor letter postage
some twenty Vcars since
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

To Sunday last one Of those remarkable Sab
bath days of which we have had n number during
this rebellion, and which will long be remembered
By many OF our citizens. The news by tcegi aph of
the rebel invasion, and their march toward Baltimore
and Washington. kept the whole community in a
stats of unusual excitement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

NOTICE : hsfsLy siisa hsi The undsTdsnsi
~ Asdlet aP,.,lnssi ~ ,hs Yflhsns eoat =
the haiils " isli.s Mlll aaa''i..,Issss II Danlv
litlsk isie ~ hsshinsi.E lasnihip iH s-i eYani}
o. ani ulaaRg the rsfsaIs isxsliy ruiAisa " tho
faus, u'll ali..l 4 shs ds'ss " hls sAi1 80 'ai
Tassi.T lhe solh day :. lsiy, 4. u, lnei. a. 10
y .sek n al ssi4 aaY shfa and shsfs sl isl-
rsls ini,fssir'i i.as sittill u lhFf 80 rlolsT
Nh n hnfhlfili m. Auii'sf
q l.|a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

III BANK REMovAL.--Thc board of Directors of
the Bank of Northumberland on the 7th inst. fixed
the day for the removal of the Bank from that
place to Sunbury, which is to take place Monday
the 25th July, instant in accordance with the Act
Of Assembly and decision of the Stockholders
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loraI affairs.

., -. =. =
~ The Susquehannn Convocation Of the Episcor
pal Church will meet in this place Tuesday evening
the 18th inst. Services will be'held cScry morning
at lOs o'clock and every evening at - o'clock. Tho
Convoeation Sermon will be preached Wednesday
morning, aud Sunday School service will be held
Wednesday afternoon at . o'rlock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

tY- CrRRANrs.-The worms have attacked this
excellent and wholesome small fruit, or rather the
foliage. and in many gardens the bushes entirely
stripped of leaves. The currnnts if not already
ripcned. nre. of course, more acid but even these
should not be wasted as they will make excellent
vinegar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

ty Tho warm is upon us. The weather,
tho pns week, has been hot and sultry though there
have been several showers of rain. Our farmers
busy in securing their crops, which, pleased
to hear, turn out better than had been anticipated
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

~ nEorrING or GRArES.-Thcrc arc many
complaints this season. 10y grape growers that the
fruit is falling oti, singly and by lunches This is
caused hy or insect We have examined
number of the fallen punches, and find the stem
partially eaten OF, which soon dries up and the
bunch fills. We think however, a. the stem ma.
lures and harlcus these injuries will be less frequent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

~ Some recruits passed through this place from
Wiamslort. Lcwisburg. and other places, but the
number is small compared to the turn out during the
raid Of Sd2 In Sunbury, nothing has been done, The
several companies of this place having rc.cnls,ed.
there are not many available men left
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s.;isIics and dicnilcn,enI
AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY.

"a AL 1IIJIS L
In Deer street. opposite the Central Hotel
SUN b UR Y, p A,
9 BYERLY, has opened new Picture Gallery
-. in the above place, and is prepared to take
Portraits in the best style and manner.
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
are taken in every style ot the Art that cannot he
surpassed in the State Having several years eNpc
ricncc, he will give satisfaction or no charge
Copies will be- taken from all styles oi Pictarcs.
dive him u call Remember opposite the Central
Hotel.
Sunbury, June (, lsGi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16
MA N HOOD
How Lost. How Restored.

lust published, new edition of Dr. CtLN Err
,D WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the rodical
cure without mcdcinc) Of SrEHsATuHHntA. m
seminal Ncaknoss, lnEoluntary Seminal Losses, lN-
POTENCY. Mental and Physical lnoatpCity, lmpcd-
ments To Marriage, Get also, CoNsI nrliuN EFleP.
~, and Fiis induced by selt'indulgcuce or sexual
eXtTaNHgancc
Iy Pnce, H a seaicI cHcfiopc, oHiY sir
fFYfy
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from n thiry-year successful
practice, that the alarming consequence, oi seli'
abuse may bc radically cured without the dangerous
use OF Internal medicine OF the application OF The
knifc-puibiing out mode OF cure, at once siuiple
certain and eHcclual, by mean. oi which every sui
ierer no matter what hs condition may Ice, may
cure himself choapy, privately and rndlrslly.
IL This Lecture should be la the hands Of every
youth shd every man in the land.
sent underseal IN plain enYvlope TO say address,
posl- paid recr,pl Ot tao postage s1aN by ad'
dressing the publishers. ,.,,..,,o,
l:7 Bowery, New lork, Poet uG.e Boa, i3A6
June 4, is5i-ly 30
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Auditors recport.


To tie Buyyesses md Council Of tie Borough
Of Sunbuy, Penn'd.
The undersigned the Committee on Finances re.
port that they find uncanccllcd Borough and Roud
orders amounting to the of 81 2j7 7Ol we be.
ievc that the greater part of these orders have been
paid and do not report that that amount of orders re-
main unpaid, but only that they uncancclcd or
the order book.
The Treasurer paid and we cancel cd on the or,er
books, orders borough uld rUad) to the sum Of 81
3lS 30. ~
Tho Treasurer paid and wo cancelled orders for
Poor purposcs tn tho sum of 81 ,OU3 5lt.
The Poor orders uncanceed. amount 10 Sl5I %
The most of these probably remain unpaid TO the date
%! the closing of the account with the Treasurer wiz
the lst March, 1861
We examined and audited the accounts of the col. 1.
lector of Borough, Poor nnd Road Taxes of 1853
This statement is brought down to the llth of
April 1851. the date Of the auditor As some of tho
tax payers pnd on account of all their taxes instead
OF nppfopriaing the amount to or the other, OF
specific parts to each, we could not ascertain the
amount OF each tax outstanding but have exhibited
the amount of the three combined The uncollcccd
taxes amount to Sl,6g6 a., subject to such cxoncra
tuns MS may be allowed.
We have stated an account between the Borough
and John Dcmcr. collector Of taxes for 1868, hereto
annexed. and find and report balance to the llth
April. 1861. in his hands of Sl69 ~.
We have stated accounts with John W. Buchcr.
Treasurer, in respect of Borough and Road Taxes
and receipts and also in respect to the Poor taxes,
hereto annexed, the fret marked "F. the second
C. These accounts brought down to the lat
OF March, 1864, the beginning Of his second yeAr
Treasurer We report balance in his hands Of
$3.50 90 on borough and road account, and balance
due him of S357 g2 Poor account. twill be seen
the account stated with the collector, which s
brought down to the II th April. 1854 that the Trca-
surer received S6l0 %, after the LIST March, 1861.
The date al which close the account stated and
other money has been received by him. all Of which
properly belongs to his account for the current year
The balance in the hands of Peter W. Gray. Trea
surer was SiO IL. Of this he paid Treasurer Buchcr
charged in his account Sy2 O3, leaving balance
still due of SiS II.
In the accounts with the Treasurer we have not
allowed anything for his compensation. We believe
that two per cent. the gross amount nf all orders
paid has heretofore been paid 10 the Treasurer aud
recommend that an order be granted to him for
Si6 IS, being two per cent. on the orders paid by
him.
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Auditors Notice.

Aiglia lIclfyn,leiO, In the Court Of common
Ys Plea. of Norlhumhcr.
Mm. II, MaTshall A Mm land county. urlrr
NJ Weaver, OF sale Va partition, &c
No. 20 March Term A H. lSii.
NOTICE j. hereby given that the undersigned
aaiiior appointed by tkr Court TO report the facts
siui make distribution Vt the pFoeerds of sals Of The
lFrlc. Ia aud among the l,aTic. legally entitled
thefst. viii attend 90 the duvs ul bs sil appoint.
Hrnt 90 Manaay the Goth dAy Of July, \ a. lsGi,
81 hls ohsr il tho boToush oi suhbury al 20 clock
A ", " sall day, ahrn all parties Interested nAy
attend u iLsy 80 pTSpsr
Nm n HocKEfELLEl,, Audila
fHuLuIy, Jaly I. 1876
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

tS'A dinner is 10 10 givent TO the re, prned soldiers
Of the 5alh Regimen, from this place. hy aome of
patriotic citizens
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-16

Rsar. In5A.
Philadelphia a Erie EeaiIrou0.
INIlS great line travcrScS the Northern and North
L west counties of PcnEsy ylvana to the city Of Erie
on Lake Erie
1t has been leased by the Pcnnsyvania Railroad
Company and under their auspices is being RAPIDLY
opened throughout IT'S entire length.
1t now in for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg st. Mary GIG miles, on tho
Eastern Division. and from rSheficld to Erie rs
milcsD on the Western Division.
Arrirc E0NtwNyH. Lcdrc flC,firiyR
Mail Train, 1925 VI. Mail Train. i.0l 7. NJ.
Express Train, las PM Express Train, ). 56 A. NJ
Cars run through without change, both ways on
these trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
ways between Williamsport and Baltimore, and
Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the s. L. Cor. lth and Market So
And for Freight business of the Company : 4 gents
$. b. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market ;. .
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds. Erie.
j. NJ Drill, Agent n. c. r. r.. Baltimore
ii. ii. HoUSTuN,
Genl Freight Agt. Philada
LEWIS L. liOUrT.
Genl Ticket Agt., Philadu
JoSEPn b. PoTrS,
Gcnl Manager, Williamsport
May o., 1864.