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Historical Cnrrinrn.-

The Paris correspondence the London Hor,,isg
Star says
several carriages having an historical interest
are being brought from different palaces 10 tho
new Imperial cOaCh.h houses on the Quai d'Ofsay
Oteot these belonged to Napoleon / and was
on ditefeDt occ1siUns driven by him. The great
Emp,rOr was by no means good whip; bat
ne " an bilious Of gaining a reputation as such
This ambition, when he was ayiug at he Camp
OF Boulogne, was very near being he means of
shortening his days. One day he insisted on
taking The rCins from Cesar his pet coachmap
who not 10 geBey his master, got up in the scat
behind, aong with Rtpp MOngc, and Gambia
ceres. or the safety Of the enterprise some
opin on may he formed, when it is told that the
vehicle WAS urawu by five young, spirited and
relatively unbrokcn horses, presented by the
town of Antwerp to Napoleon. IL required all
NWShrs experience and strength Of arm to drive
them. The instant they felt less expert hand
of they set in full PRllop in the direction of he
sea. The unCrownCd Caesar thcrcupOu roarod to
the crowned, Sire, TO the left pul them to the
LETT, and give the reign to the second gray to the
right, Hold your tongue, Caesar, know what
I'm abOut returned the Emperor.
"SCeng that the driver was no longer master oC
tie hors,s, Cambaceres impO ingly said, 'Ah,
mon Dieu, sire, where is your MsiCs'y going to %
What coward you are, Camb ceres was the
answer; don't YOU see that I'm driving YOU as
shuuldH Certainly, said Rlpp, VINO enjoyed
the fright of the Arch. Chancellor despite che
danger he ran, " our Males Is driyi1g as s'raiglt
10 England, where We so badly want to 60 Bat
CumhaCCTes, on seeing that out of spite NAPOLEON
a,hcd the hOrses, besought him TO pull them mp
before they went over the ciiT Mongc, his eyes
shat stuck to the door yellaw with consterlat N
tl.l the wheel came In contact with q big stone
when the carriage turned over, and the horses of
themselves stood still. The Emperor WHO was
thrown from the box TO a great distance, ftntci
CambaceIes escaped with q bump on the fore
head; Munge's hat was driven In aud Caesar and
happ managed TO land on their feet. Rtpp was
no sooner down than he ran TO succor the EN-
peror, who took some time to recover Notwith-
standing the p ight to which his Majesty was
reduced, the whole party laughed heartily and
when Napoleon got up, he, handing the whip %
Caesar, said IL must render unto Cr,nr the
things that are Caesars. l have had enough of
coachman's work, and accordingly resign
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English CONGREGATIONS Abrond.

Very curious is 1t to notice the various places
abroad in which the English congregations
assemble to worship. 1t is odd to witness a;
Venice the arrival Of the congregation in a multi
tude Of Rondolas; the service Is held in one of
the old Venetian palaces. To the best of nv
recollection, II is also held In a state palace al
Coblentz. At AiX-a. Chapee the clergyman
mounts a pulpit OF extraordinary height In a
Lutheran church At BAden-Baden the service
IS held In Roman Catholic church. At Biebald
It is held in palace Of the Grand Dukes, and
commonly at certain point in the service an
appetizing oder is given out by the servants
bearing dinner to the Serene Hghness, througha
gallery which is part of the room.
At Versailles there is an iron church. At Nice
there ts an exceedingly beautiful church. At
Malta there Is cathedral which will always be
associated with the memory of Adelaide, the good
Queen DoWager. In one place the service is held
in the chapel Of what was once a Jesuit college
another in the old Carmelte convent; In another
in acOnvent Of the S9urs Blanches. Sometimes
1t ia held In the salon sale pdngeF of q hotel,
and in one instance il is held in room of a public
casino; sometimes In little church or chapel
attached.
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DROP osALs FOR CUTTING AND CORD
i INE EIREMnnn

DROP osALS FOR CUTTING AND CORD
i ING FIREWOOD.
HhApQIARTtRs DEPARTMENT or WAsuISGToN,)
OFFICE or CH1RF QutRrECMAsIER,
hts. 53I and 500 Fourteenth street,
Near New York Avenue,
WASUiNGrON, ID. c., November 28, 1864
Written Proposals win be received at this olco
until THURSDAY, the S,h day OF December. 1864, for
cutting and coTdng 1000 to 2bOOO cords OF WOOD, on
lands within the lin It's of this Department In Yirlia or
Maryland, to be DESIGNATED by the Chief Quartsrmaser
Department of Washington
The wood must be cut four feet in length and split to
feet long, four feet wido and feet and four Inches
hph.
The contractor win be required n make all necessary
roads and to cord the wood in places easily accessible to
teams.
Any further inform alton desired can be obtained upon
application at this flee.
An oath of allegiance TO the Government of the United
btates must accompany each bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Cutting and
COIdiDg frewOOd,' and addressed to
NJ. J. LUDTHGTOG.
Colonel and Chief Qu lFteGmaSter
lly-St Department OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
1HIEF QUARTRRMASTER's OFFTCR,

(HlEF QUARTBRMASTER'S OFFICE,
y CINCINNATI, Ohis December g. 1885,
ftoposas are invited by The UNDERMINED until WE'D
NENbhf, December H. 1861 at u O'Clock NJ for the i'm
mclNc deiycrl tf tho following articles
AofAlES PENGEb BOOTS, Nc. ., Army standard.
tO0 co do do noe. do do
;SS ;:% Go DO sS sS NSs DO do
Samples OF the standard articles may bo seen At the
CMce fC.otfing and Equipal In this city.
Iob cevclod &c ot charge the United ststcs In
With the the party frushug the kind ard unan,
PACKAGE
Parties offering Goods distinctly state IN their bids
We quantity they propoie to furnish, the price, and
ui delivery.
SAMPLES, when submitted, must be marked and nuui
bcr'd 10 cor,sGoud with the proposa and the parties
htto muN guarantee that the goods shah be- in ovory
[rnect HpuM 10 army standard otherwise the proposal
viii not be considered.
guarantee, sgpcd by two responsible persons must
accompany cacl bid guaranteeing that the bidder will
suppN the A'tC CN AWARDED 70 him under his proposal
bios VIII be opened en- Wednesday. December n. 1851
60 be present
kDl. ''
hoLd2 wil be required that the contract win be aitb-
Iclcgrems relating 10 proposals WIN not be noticed
obtained at once.
me rsht 10 reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
Eudorsc envelope Proposal Gr thcrc insert the name
OF Tic article Duertd),' and address
Co.obel WILLIAM W McKTT,
i2.t-'t Chief QuartctmAster Cincinnati Dcaot
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUn


PHtLAptl Il1N, hoccfubcr 3, 1861.
Neaed Proposals will be received NJ lhs ONCE uuN
Arsenal with the following articles -
HJSPIIAL TENTS AND FLIES, Army standard
The Tents TO be made OF 2 nch Cotton Duck % weigh
l2ounets TO the linear ward.
Tie Flies 10 be made Of 2Nt inch Cotton
10 OunCCs TO tho linear yard.
SHELTER TENTS. Army Standard To be- m,dc OF
linear yard
All OF the above toms and hes g. Dc made according to
the srcchcauous adopted by the Quartcrnastcrs be.
parmcut
Each hd must be guaranteed 10y two responsible per
sons, whose signatures be appended 90 the giaran
tee, ana certified To aS houg good and sufficient security
for tho amount involved By some public lnctouary Of
the United stats.
ids nom domultrg contractors and those that do not
viii not BE- considered.
Blank forms for proposs', embracing tho terms OF the
guarantee required tsCb bio, be had apn cat.n
at this office ana none other which not embrace the
guarantee WIZ be considered, viii any proposal
sdetd which tocs not strictly coutorn 10 the require
mCnts therein stated
Tho bids must state the number and quantity otcach Kind
Cf article proposed 70 DC delivered.
Proposals must he endorsed Proposals for Army
supplies stating on the envelope the article bid for
1873 6t Colonel Qua,teuaasicr's Department.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-


No. ll03 6IRARD STREET,
PHiLADGLPHlA, December s. 1854.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this stace an ul
neon OF MONDAY, December l2 1864 Cor the prompt
livery At Mower Hospital, Chestnut Hill, OF
s1 % pi sess 5X6 inch white pine, 81 oe long, well
seasoned. ' "
Twelve q9l pieces 5x6 inch white pine, IS feet long,
Eight % pieces 6I6 inch white pine, y feet long.
Zen (lO) pieces 5x6 Inch henlOck, - feet IOnE
Eighteen (lS) pieces 6xG inch hemlock II feot long
len tlO) pieces 8X6 inch heml0ck, 20 feet long
one hundred O pieces 3X4 inch kemlOck is fOet long.
flooring boards. '
boards; all well AsOnsd
Iwenty-eight sash. glazed, lights each, l0xl2
Eisht 80 pairs Of but hinges, with screws a iash
Eight (sl knob locks; heavy.
One "a keg 7-inch spikes.
-Four (4) kegs nails of pod, Il Of lOd ana of Bd
Twenty-Five (2j) perch Building stone
twenty -fye t25) bushels OF lime.
Three hundred 5000 pounds round iron 4 inch
Inspector. 80 49,
No proposals win be received except upon the regular
blanks furnished at this oce and the United States re-
serves the right TO accept parts OF bids and reject bs
deemed incompatible with ITS interests.
12-G.5t Captain ana A. O. N
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me UNE YOUR LIFE

Il
IN r1E
a Nj H. IS L g AN,
g. Il. Corner walnut and Fourth Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
.,nbsuoME COMPANY, and profit, divided nnunarlyt
dividend ~ per cent.
BOARD OF rRrsrBRs.
AlsSapder st, whidin. J. Edgar Thomson,
no., siSo,; yanss :, s POLLOCK Hone seg9 Altlon,
hnmuolT Boone, Phillip a. Mlnaio
Munam j. Howard, Isaac HaAehutst,
samuel work.
ALEXANDER wHlLLDIS, President
, sAMrEL WORK, Vice PRECEDENT,
lllIu JOIN $. WILSON, Sec aud Treasurer
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.
TNA'Elhhil nARTS 1FSEB SRB. USE SSES COMPANY
90
WILLIAM W ALLEN,
Ne. 4O wALNUf STREET.
Iusurarcetctctcd IN thi, Company ss.ln,t
ACCIDENTS " ENE.N DESCRIPTION.
ft"ly Policies vii b, he E issued for Premium OF
granting insurance to The a1,oant of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
EE'ni accidental loss othie while travelling by any pub
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
tecufes 4 pglcy Tor Five hnus and Dollars ami a'so
twenty I'VE DyarS Ier week for personal
injury HtAlseitaIng the assured from his ordinary
business.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures tul 70 icy for $500 So per cNnren-
saon for al and every cescptou of accident travelling
or Utht fwIsc.
role Is or 800 with 81 per week compensation can ba
had tor prem %. or any other betwvcu $500 aud
$500 AS propor, maze tatcs.
JAMES 6. PATTERSON, Prosldo1t.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
D. Rach td starr President Enterprise Insurance Com
panv, Chairman.
Isaac Baker, trm Of Cornelius & Baker.
M w, Baldwin, firm OF NJ W. Baldwin & Co.
lemuel CONN, rrm OF Conn & Altemus,
u. Il. COmegyS, Cashier Phi adephia Bank.
hon Alex. Henry, Mayor City OF Philadelphia
VIM. IL MerriCk, hfm OF Merrick g Sons
Joseph Paterson, President Western Bank
Hon, james Pollock, Director Suited States Mint.
Thomas Potter, MefctAut.
sc 10 II. stuart, hrm stuart & Brother.
John l. o o. lOr firm TAYLOR Gillespie & Co.
J. Edgar Thomson, President Pennsylvania Railroad
James cs President Fnh aud Sixth Streets Passenger
Railroad Company.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND POLICIES
ISSUED BY
WILLIAM w. ALLEN
ll-l2 stuthtJl No, 40i WALNUT Street
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=, The Bishop of Orleans, now in Paris, went
there to celebrate the marriage of deaf and
eumb couple, both belonging to rich and noble
iaLniies' hes' The bridegroom Is a Count, and the
title. ''0N''N" ="
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PROPOSALS.

CHIEF QUARTRRMAa arER'S OFFICE,
~ DFror OF WAsWsGroN,
WASHINGTON u, c., January (, 1861. (
All dealers in Drugs, sTdware Lumber, Leather once
Furniture Harness, and Saddry. requested to send
TO this office on the hONDAY ofeaoh week. sealed pro-
pos OF ust IN duplicate of the articles they prepared
TO inis 10 this depot At short notice with the price of
eacn nahedin plain figures hat IN case the eNgenoes
u the service require , tho article articles OBJ
lalnCd without delay, a. the lowest pucO.
Dealers wishing to sell to thls depot win he reQurcd
furnish the List punctualy ever Monday morning
u II. NUCkER,
BtGAdier- General aud Chief Quarterna aster.
III poDot u Washington,
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS.
~ ter, No. liOj GIRARD street.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNIAS-
~ ter, No. liOj GIRARD street.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office unu noon
that may required at hs once in accordencc wit 5g
following schedule, for six months commencing january
White Cap Paper ruled weigh not less than i2 pounds
White csol Cap Paper rplcd to weigh not less than p
White Lcti,r Paper, ru,cd, to weigh not les, than
White Commercial Paper ruled to weigh not less than
White Folio lost Paper, ruled Name price o, paper
nun Envelope Paper, 24>32 inches
I.otling Paper, 1924 inches. Price per sheet
B,Hlk Hooks Gcm size, tn bound. Price per Qurc.
%RlanE % BooEs cap ~, 6aifbo9pd Price fror qairo
Envelopes, white bun, gXi inches. Price per 1000
Envelopes, whtcor buU 81 NIX 'hes Price per 1000
Letter Copying ooss, letter and cap size, 800 1860
pegrs each, per dozu.
Writing Fluid, equal to Arnods, quart and Fiat
Copying Ink, equal to Arnolds, quart and pint
Canine Ink, Equal to DayIds' glass bottles and
Ink Powder, rer dozen papers.
dozen. '0 ~ '''
Red and Blue Pencils, equal % Fabcr's, per dozen.
Gass lnkstRnds, assorted per dozen.
Ss 'SsI PENS PENS tt GiSSttea SS, SSs sqs @ ana m
Pen Holders, assorted, per dozen.
I'm faper folueIs, per dozen,
Red Tape, No %, per dozen pieces
Glass Jars Of MucIage and Brushes, large and small
All tie articles must be OF the best quality Samples Of
the bidder distinctly marked thereon, ana only one pSo
must be named for each article,
Should any articles not enumerated above be wanted
they must be furnished at tho lowest market price.
ProPo'a ais must DO made only upon the regular forms
The United States reserves the right to reject all bids OF
parts Of bids deemed Incompatible with It's interests.
l2-7-l2t Captain land ana A. a. Q. N.
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seFEFe, FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINE.
CoASTwIsE STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
NEW FREIGHT LINE
FOR NEW YORK,
and connecting for all Northern and Eastern otes ana
New Orleans, sailing every
TUESDAY
THURSDAY,
from the Companys wharf 6rst above Race street ana
3P.M
Tor freight which win be received daily handled IN the
most elul manner delivered with the greatest dos
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR co.,
ll-l0 3m No. $40 horth WhAryos.
,.ezFEF8, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
ssRaszs pool, touching at Queenstown CoIk Hsrbor.
The wen known steamers Oftho Liverpool New rork,
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intendeo v
sail As olows:-
EDlNBuRG. Saturday, December TO-
GLASGOW. Saturday, December " ,,.,..
CITY OF MANCHESTER, saturday, December u.
And every sneeecdng Saturday at noon, nom rier Ne
RATES on PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin $4,000 Storage ,............ S6o0Q
First Cabin 10 london 100 90 Seerage to London GOo
First CABIN Paris, 100 % steerage to paris.. 5000
First Cabin 10 HamDgiSO0O seercge 10 Hamburg. 7L00
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAvre. Bremen, Rot
terdnm, Antwerp, dG., at equally low rates,
Fares nom Liverpool or Queenstown First Cabs,
$3.50 STO S2lO SteerAge from Liverpool and Queens
town SO. Those who wish 10 send for their friends
buy tickets here a. these rates.
for further Information apply AZ the Company6 Odees
JOHN a, DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, PhlladephlA.
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Samples Of Tho standard articles may be seen AZ tho
Once otCL III ng and Equpsge IN this city.
TO be delivered free Of charge the United states In
specuon Wsrehouse In this city In good new packages
WIN the name OF the PARTY furnishing the kud and Juan
tty OF goods distinctly marked each article aud 70
FarueS offering goods must distinctly l their b Ia
the quantity they propose furnish the price and time of
delivery. -
samples, when submitted, must be marked and num-
bered TO correspond with The prOpOsa aud the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods sha be- In every
will not be considered.
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons must
accompany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii
supply the articles awarded TO him under his proposal
Bids viii be opened on THURSDAY December -. 1854
at u o'clock, NJ, az this office, and bidders are ro-
qucsted TO be present
Awards will DO made on wednesday, December IA, 1894
and pref renee VIII be given bidders agreeing to com
plete their deliveries within thrCo months from Of
commencement.
Bonds w be required that the contract wbe faithfully
fulaI d.
Kilograms relating to proposals VIM not be noticed
blank forms OF proposals. contracts and bends may be
obtained ~ this Office.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable ia
reserved.
Endorse envelope Proposals for (here Insert the name
Of the article Oh,rJdl,' and address
Colonel WILLIAM w. MCKIM,
l2-j-6t Chief QuaroImaster Cincinnati Depot.
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YoRly Policies Will be Issued for Premium OF
FIVE lOALARS,
granting insurance tO the au4oUnt OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
eganst accidental loss Of lie while travelling By any pub
lie JOnY vance.
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(MIEF Neutrality-suspicious. OFFLCE.

=. CNriNNNTI, Ohio, Noycmbc' 20, 1901
Proposals are inyct ID, the urdcrs ncu until ruSsD AY
htc'mter 10, 1854 at Il oc ck NJ, for furnshns this
Department lby cunrdcti With
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WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
AgEkr,
Ne. 4V WALNBf STREET.
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TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
tecufts policy for Five hnus and Dollars Aai also
twenty hfe DrarS Ier week rompcnsaton for personal
injury ln'apscitalng the assured from his ordinary
business.
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Insurance tCtciod IN this Company sgainst
ACCIDENTS " EyE. \ DEsCBIrTIOy
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TeIegraph
MADAME LOFTY.

Mrs. Lofty keeps a carriage;
80 do |.
She has dappled greys TO draw Il,
None have l..
She's no prouder Of her coachman
Than am /,
With my bue-oyed laughing baby
Trundling by.
I hide his face lest she should see
The Cherub boy, and envy me.
Her fine husband has white fingers,
Mine has not
He can give his bride a palace,
Mine a cot.
Her's comes home beneath the starlight,
Ne'er cares she;
Mine comes in the purple twilight,
Kisses me
And prays that lie who turns lif8s sands
VIII hold his loved ones in Ills hands.
Mrs. Lofty has her jewels,
SO have ]
She wears hers upon her bosom,
Inside l.
She will leave hers at deaths portals,
BY and by;
I shall bear the treasures with me,
When l die
For I have love and she has gold:
She counts her wealth, mine can't be told
She has those who love her station;
None have /.
But have one true heart beside nc,
Glad am
I'd not change It for u kingdom,
No, not l
God will weigh il in the balance
By and by;
And then the difference He'll define
'Twixt Mrs. Lolty'S wealth and mine.
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1t was Marshal MacMahon who said 20 an
aid as he was rushing into the Malakoh h;-"Iell
General Pelissier that if we are blown up, he
must Immediately crown the crater with other
would have been pronounced insane, and treated
as Mcclellan treated Sherman. lie sent the
latter to command the Benton barracks as
"oTazy man."
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VIII START FRon rus
WEST PHILADELPHIA gTATION
EAH q ataHH

Eric oV,cnt Saturdays,
All other Trains daily, except Sunday.
on SUNDAY
Tho cara OF Tho Market Street Passenger Railway viii
lesNc Eighth tutct al 10 r. M 81 ith tho Eric
Express, aud az 10 r. ~ 10 connect with the Philadelphia
ENpTJss AZ the West Philadelphia Depot
DURlNN TUE WEEK, ENCErr SUNDAYS,
Tic Cars Of the MARKET STREET pASSEEGER RAIL
WAY viii leave Front street every minute, commencing
hour previous 10 the time Of departure of train
and the ascar viii loave thirtymnutos pH0rto the
time OF each ttaln from the West philAdc pa Depot.
MANN 5 BAGGAGE ENPRESSl
Tho once OF MANN'S BAGGAGE EXPRESS win DO
located AZ the $. T.. CORSER or ELEVENTH AND
MARKET Streets snd no will cIn for and dchyer Bag
gaze iu tir c Tor oil Trains Rs heretofore,
THE DEPOT At THE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND
hAlliEr STREETS WILL De CLOSED AFrER
SATURDAY, 18th instant.
q. @. FRANC1SCUS,
su7t Philadelphia Diys on Pcuna. Railroad.
West Philadelphia, October "a, 1851 lO-I5-6t
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PHILADELPnIA, GERMANTOWN, AND

IT TIUIINVELT IIINl NNTNMAlV 10 " M AINU
L EOERIsTOWH KAlLROAD
TIME TABLE.
on and hfter MONDAY, May 10, 1864, unta oirthsr
notice.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
LeSve Philadelphia g. 7, 3, 10, IL, II A. NJ; $40
81, s. 81, G, Z, g, Q, 10, II, ~ =. NJ.
Leave Germantown, 6, u 73o, s, 30 o 10 II, IL A. NJ
IL, 2, I, ~, 3, g. O, 7, &, Q, TO- IL, and ls +. M.
ThesHdown, and the 3 and ~ trains up, DO not sto
on 0io Germantown branch.
CuESNUT HGII RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6, $, 10, II M ,, 81 b4,TS
and II Y, NJ.
Leave Chesnut HuI, no g. go, r4O A. M 1'iO $50,
0 40, GO, $40, and 1910 4. NJ.
FOR CONSUOUOCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0, 1885, IL 06 A. M H,S ~ 5k
G5i, ,S'05. and llS L. NJ.
me 5jl train ny, VIII stop at wIssahckon, Mauayurk
and ConshoCkou only.
FOR MANAYUSK.
Leave PhiladSphie g. ssj, ll'O5 A NJ, lH, }, * sS,
leave MsnayGnE, G4, ~, $40, 9S. 1IH AN, as, 4,
II. X. SMITH, General superr toudont.
my3l Depot, NINTH aud GREEN Streets.