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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Rgs.r,.,.fbNALs.
+ A HACE.E q D0LL's
PIANO STORE REMOVED

"a No II Barone street. SIX doors ahoTe oaqS al American
We Agents for the nssS o Fn1igs vices ''la'''
contmepE In FS WHITE made by Gale Co. EeT York
from $3.50 $500, for sale by n Brstcisss 1nos
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
- ROAD tROPkRlH
OFFICE OF ASST @. NJ. U. s. MIL. r. r. J
NO. 25J street, (

OFFICE OF ASST Q. NJ. U. s. MIL. r. II.
NO 25j & street.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August B. 1866 }
Will be sold at public auction at Alexandra,
Va, on THURSDAY, August %, the baiance OF
United states Military Railroad Property remaining
on hand at that place, consisting in part a. fol-
lows
Two second.c ass seIviceable Locomotive Eng ,as
Norris Son, buil0ers; gauge, teet 81 inches.
One Tenucr Truck, TWO small tTuCk Cars
One hundred pairs secondhand Car Wheels
aXles.
Seventy tons al" Railroad Iron as lbs to the
yard nearly ew; fifteen Stoves; two lreen-tOn
Hydraulic Jacks, and ten tons unserviceable Rail.
road Iron.
(25) Twenty-Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap
Iron, second -hand Railroad spikes, Chars, Rubber
Loops Broad Axes, Maus, Platform and Counter
Scales, Lanterns, Oars, Desks, lab es, and va
nety OF other articles; also,
Nine Frame Buildings
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at the
Military Railroad Wharf, where the Locomotives
Railroad Iron, and Car heels are stored. The
balance of tho articles will bo at the Raj road
supply Store, near the Orange and Alexandra
Depot
Will be sod at PItsburg, Pa. OF eleven O'Clock
A. d on lUEpDA1, August 2S,
Eleven new Box Cars, i've feet guage; Pennock &
Co., Kennett square, Chester county, Penna.,
buIlCeTs.
TeIms-C Cash, in Government funds.
Any further information relative to the property
vii he iuTn.shed on application at this Office.
L. }. CHILLY,
S7Sw Bvt Major and A. Q. NJ, U. 5. Army.
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q l. A D n f w s
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
nTT 80 oDnT,1 Mo DTAtnnInr ID

FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in ali the SPEEDY and PEaMA
ELNT CUhE OF ill diseases arising from eXCesses
1OUIH IHFUL INDlSC RE ION
Emissions Genital Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm.
rO''H No CHANCE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without de &c ion, ana never lan
effect cure, II used according to Instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, six Boxes for Five Dol.
lars; asO Large Boxes. containing Four Small
BrlCe Three Dollars
From four to six boxes generally required 70
ordinary OF Seminal eaknesS though beneht Is
derived rom using u single box
In Chromc Cases, and particularly when I'm otence
Genital Debi iy with Nervous rrosration has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommC Cnded as the most caciOds ReuYenating
ana Invgoratng Remedy IL the word.
Package Plice Five Dollars, will last q month ano
is genera v sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTHESNAL ELHnI &CDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for a month be used
10 GOOD advantage.
II gives StIenstl to the Organs and with the Pills
will restore Ihe IN to their norma condition.
Pamphlet 100 pages, on he ER AORN OF YOUTH,
designed as Lecture and eau ION to Young Men sent
tree Ten Cents required to pay postage.
If you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist take no other. but send the money
direct
DR.. JAMES BRYAN, Consrlhng Physician,
No 80 BROADWAY. New York
And you will receive them by return OF mail post pad
For sale by DYoTT & Co., No. 1872 n. SECoN D
Street. CHS
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TIE LATE DIR. LATHRoP.-John ii. Lathrop,
TN president of the University OF the State
of Missouri, died at Columbia, Mo-, August 2, in
Sbe sixty-eighth year OF his age. President
= InS atbroo ron was born in Sherburne, Chenango
conntV' N. Y. He graduated at Yale College,
.,d Has tutor at that institution for tour years
anS IiS n half In 1925 he was admitted to the bar
IIe was teacher in several schools, and from
200 Iae 70 leA0 was a professor at Hamilton Col
ieoe. iI He was president, at different tunes, OF
lesszgorol colleges in the West. He was greatly
IbenvnoTed Ievsped by those who knew him intimately.
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THE DEAD SOLDIER.
Translated from the German er j. @. Seidt, by r.
r. Frohock)


The most precious tears are those with which
Haven bedews the unburied head OF a sold'er
OtiUer Goldsmith.
Upon distant war worn field,
In death a sold er sleeps,
Unnum bered, overlooked-no page
His noble record keeps.
And Generals. with cross and wreath,
Ride by him ND and down,
Nor think that he who brively fell
Is worthy OF a crown.
For many a hero falls the tear,
Or an anxious quest is heard;
But for that fallen soldier
Is neither tear nor word.
There sits, at fall of evening,
In his home far DER the plain,
A father fun of anxious dread,
And says:-'I lear he's slain !"
There sits weeping mother,
And sobs alouG :-"Help, Heaven!
To us he has announced himself,
The clock stopped at eleven ~
A maiden pale, with steadfast gaze,
Looks through the twilight dim:
"And is he Tar away and dead?
My neart ne'er turns IRON him !"
Three souls, with deepest anguish filled,
Their tears to Heaven commend,
For HIM who far away lies slain,
The sol ller and the friend.
And Heaven those heartfelt tears doth take
Upon a cloudlet's breast,
And bears them TO the distant Geld
Where the soldier lies at rest.
And pours them from the cloud as dew
Upon the hero slain;
That ne no more unweDt may lie
Upon the distaht PLAIN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, sURGEON-G ENE
Wv RAILS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August II


WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10, 1866
An Army Medical Board to consist BreVet
Colonel }. B. Brown, Surgeon, U. 5. A President;
BIeVet LieutenantC Colonel Ill, r. Writ, Surgeon, u.
S. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heger,
Surgeon, U. S. Al and Brevet Major Warren Web,
ster, Assistant Surgeon, u. s. A., Recorder, will
meet In New York city on the 10th of September
next, for the examination OF candidates ier admis-
SION into the Medical staff of the United States
Army.
Applicants must be over 2l years of age, and
physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General, United States Army, and must state the
full name residence, and date and pace OF birth OF
the candidate. Testimonials as TO chaI acter and
qualifications must be furnished. II the applicant
has been in the Medical Service Of the Army during
the war the fact should be stated together with his
former rank, and time and place of service, add tes
timonals from the officers with whom he has served
should also be forwarded.
no allowance is made for the expenses OF persons
undergoing the examlnati6R. asit Is an indspensa-
bic prerequisite to appointment.
There are at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
Staff foFty.six of which original, bQing created
by the Actot Congress approved July ~ 1884,
8Il smW29t Surgeon'General, U, y, A,
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QUARTERMAsTER-GiE u ENERAL's OFFICE. J
First Dvlsion)
WAsmN NGToN, -. c., August 10 1866
BY order OF the Quai itCrma ter u neral there will
be sold ON the premses ar publc auction under the
direction OF Captain George T. browning, a. Q. NJ,
on DAY, August a. 1856 commencing at 10
O'Clock y. NJ the following described lot OF Quar-
teTmasers stores VII
5000 ieey Hickory, Ash and Counter Scales Far.
Oak Plank banks'6
2OC0 leet one and lwoinch Portable FORCES,
Gum Hose, 4 rmiths Bellows,
IS IONS Railroad Iron, 13 Anvils,
1912 lbs caslIon Railroad Ire Bender,
Chars Tire Drill.
Hand Cars l Hand Dnll,
Warehouse Trucks, Tanning MIL
3 " agons Uwo-horse) IS Gum Buckets
Hav Scale (kar l w Work-hour Boil
banks (aTge)
8PIaIto1m Sea es (Fair Medicines, 'Bitters, etc.
ALSO,
Office Desks, Planes,
tables, ,rlue Pots,
Chars, saw sets,
WaIdrObes, Hand-Saws,
STATIONERY cases, |CTOSs-cut saws,
Iron Beadsteads, Iron Squares,
Cooking and Heating Fry ing Squares,
Stoves, Broad Axes,
Cooking Utensils, CaInpers,
Bar and Scrap-iron, Compasscs,
Spokes Mallcts,
FenOes, PnceTs,
Wagon Wheels, screwdrivers,
Haiters, SpOkeshaves,
Cold Chisels, Splitting Guages,
mes, Round and Straight
Farmer Knives, Cutting Plyers,
PuncDCS, hYet Sets,
Stocks and Dies, Claw and Edge Tools,
deadlng Tools, PTicklng Wheels,
Travellers, Paint Brushes,
Wees PANT Cans,
v Tenches, PANT Muller,
Adzes, Paint stone,
AuGers, Paint Null,
Braces and Bits Palnts,
Wood Camps, CooIs.
lemon Cutters, Venetian Red,
GOuges, Gnndstonts and Frames,
Ha,chCts, Soldering Irons,
Drawing Knives, Lumber Rule,
Spirits Levels, Whee ebaTrows Sc, sc.
Tape Lines,
together with many other articles not above emu
meTated
Purchasers must remove their stores within five
~ days from dare Of sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
A boat for Ilesboro will leave Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-Gen U. S. A. in charge
10 lot First Division, Q. NJ. u. o.
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
"A PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August s, 1865.

n SSlS1ANI W Ak OttlCt
~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 8, 1866.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT HARNESS,
RIDING SADDLES, ETC.
VIII be SOLD al Public Auction, at Il @ United States
Government Warehouse HANOVER street wharf,
Philadelphia, Pa. on SATURDAY, AuPust 18tn,
aud " EDNESDAY, August 22d, 1866, commencing
on each of the Gays specified at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
lOts to SUIT purchasers large quantities of the follow
ing described Harness, etc, wiz
Lead Ambulance Harness. TeDalred, sets Of.
Lead Mule Harness, worn, sets OF.
Wheel Mule Harness, worn, sets of.
Wheel. Ambulance Harness, worn, sets of.
Mcclellan saddles worn.
Collars, a sorted Mule ana HorseL worn.
WAGON Brides, worn.
Wagon Saddles worn.
head HalteIs ana chains, worn.
Neck g Iaps and CHAINS, worn.
All lhis harness is made of the best materials,
strong and serYiceabe, ana was carefully inspected
when puIcuased by he Government, and Is now
sold because the war is ended, and Is no longer
needed Tor the army.
Railroads Passenger Railroads, and Express Com
panies Manufacturers, Farmers. and Harness Deal
ers are respectfully invited TO attend this sale Such
an opportunity will not occur again, 1t is probably
the Iast large lot of Government Harness that will
be SOLD in this city, and VIII not bring anything
ike its true value Much money may be made by
puI chasers Ieselling and dIsposng of tine same in
the w est ana elsewhere.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in Government funds
a deposit of twenty five per cent to be paid on
every accepted bid tine balance within twenty. four
All articles purchased must be removed within
two days from date OF sale.
Brevet Brig Gen. &. II. CROSMAN,
Assistant QuHrteTmaster. General u. A.
GEORGE K, ORME,
s71lt Bvt. Major and Assistant Quartermaster.
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Our Navy on a Peace Footing.

The official "Register of the Officers of the
United States Navy" corrected up to the lst of
August is Just issued from the Government
printing Office at Washington. 1t shows that
the regular officers of the navy, on che active,
retired, and reserved lists, number little over
two thousaud as tOiloWs:-
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RU S TEES, SALE.

Whereas, THE GREAT wEST TERN PETRO-
LEU N AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis
o did, on the Twenty third day of January, A. ID.
signedas Trustee the lands and premises hereinafter de-
scTbed secure the payment of certain prOmissOry
nOle, made by said ompany and bearing even date
hundred dollars, payable to CHARLES w. FORD, or
10 his order day ter the date thereof will lawful
interes and a to the paym ent to said Ford
OF all other moneys which he might, time time
And whereas, lt was in and by said Trust Deed pro-
vded mat, in case the said Company should make
deiault in the payment OF the moneys secured by said
note or in the payment OF any other moneys thereafter
be advanced by the said Ford, with interest that he
said Trustee might proceed TO sell property in said
deed de- crbed or part thereof at pub c vendue to
in st Louis for cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time, terms and place OF said by
advertisement In some newspaper printed III St Louis
And whereas Default has been made in the payment
of the moneys secured by said deed notice Is there
hereby given that the subscriber as such Trustee
dred and Xty-six, between the hours OF II ana
O'Clock z, n at the 'front.' OF the Court House in
st louis No. sell at public yendue tor cash TO the high
est bidder, the lands in said deed mentioned, and
of land situate In the township of Harmony. eourtE of
VenaDgo and State OF fennsylYania bounded and de-
northeast corner Of the Herlmer Company lana, and
thence extending south and three-ourths degrees,
west hundred ana seventy and seVenenths rods 10
post at the southeast of the Hermer Company 5
fotyOne and seyen-enths rods post the southeast
Orner of the pieces thence north three Ourths
degrees east one hundred and eghty-three and four
tennis Is TO post the northeast of the Jrac
then north eighty and One-Ou IN degrees west
thirty nine and eght-tenths rods the place OF begin
ming containing foIty-tour acres OF land
Date June q, 1866 .uANurTo,, s,,,,,,,,,,,
| 6 20 hot Trustee.
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olapn aterals, &c =
22 BeaI ds!ey's signal 80 OCO pounds Wire Iron.
Ie!cnaph Instruments GO miles Insulated Iele.
and Cases. graph Wire
"a BeaIdsley's Instru Jog Reels for Wire
mems. IS Reel Stands, small
Il Augers. 10 Hee Stands. centre
IL CIowbaIs. Platform Scale.
a utIpC Pyers. 1873 InsulatoTs block.
Dial haLdles. Coal Stove, with Iipe.
10 hammers. 20 ool Boxes.
Oller. Al ull Reels.
8 Pruning Knives 73 Empty Reels.
arGe Reel Stands. 81 Reel Stanos.
Is Small Reel Stands Is Reel Stands. delivery.
6 RuLbCr Cement Flasks. 6 Reel Handles
8 Soldering Acid Bottles 3 spools Copper Wire,
Rubber Sleeves 81 IN. No %,
6 Large Gear. 5 sDoois Copper Wire,
Rings. 7 pounds Gutta Percha
u Notices and Straps. I'm shee 81
2S8 lumblers for Battery III Iron Spikes.
24G Porous Cups 81 Insuate Bending
162 (l3} OF A. o. d. Pla- Screws.
uIa SnIps. 90 Rubber Rngs
173 OF. a. o. d. Platina 60 cells Portable Field
stnps. Telegraph Battery.
$50 pounds Mercury. 303 Zines Tor Grove Bat
JOG5 pounds Nitric Acid terry.
6 carbOy Sulphunc Acid 6 Empty Mercury Flasks
l4C0 pounds Nails, 40d lron), with Screw
and sod. Wrenches, Screw DrIv-
2SO0 lnsu!ators Bracket. ers, Spirit Lamps, Sol.
60 Empty CabOys. derIng Irons, etc.
TelmS-Cash, IN Cover ment funds
len daNs will be granted purchasers IN which to
remove their goods.
ID. VI. RUCKER,
Bvt Mai. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
8719t Depot OF Washington, ID. c.
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TO RENT.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

I7INAL SALE OF QUARTERMASTERS'
i SLORES Al THE CAVALl.Y DEPOT, GIkS.
BOkO, ID. e,
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.


No. 225 North THIRD Street
II anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
OF this Whisky: the following certificates should do Il
There alcoholic slimulant known commanding such
ect nmt nGatiOn Il ON such high souices;-
PHILADELPHIA, September 3, 1888
We have carefully tested the sample Of CHESNU1
GROW WHISKY which you send us, aud fnG that II
contains NOM OF TIE POISONOUS sUBsTANCE known as
FUslL OIL, which Is the characteristic and injurious in
gredient of the whistles in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT q CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK September3 1859
have aDalyzed a sample OF CHESNUT GkON r
WHISKY received rom Mr. Charles wharton, Jr,
PhilRdelphiai and having carefully tested 1t, am
pleased to state that it is entirely FREE FROM PoIsoNoU
or = .RIous substances, 1t Is an unusually pur
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
. Analytical Chemis
-.H BOSTON, March T. 1883
have made a chemical analysis OF commercial sam
pies OF CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which prOVestS
be free nom the heavy Fusi Oils, and perfectly pure
unadul Grated he fine favor of this whisky Is derive
nom the grain used in manufacturing IT,
Respectfully, A, A. HAYES, NJ. d,
State AssayeT, no. l6 Boylston steet.
For sale by BARREL demionn or bottle atNo. 22S Nortb
THIRD Street Philadelphia. as
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MEDICAL.
VOX POP U LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
NJ rr1 South THIRD Straa,

PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 7?1 South THIRD Street
Price, sl'OO per Bottle $500 for balfa.doze1.
The undersigned citizens take peasure in cheerful
menOihg the use of Nrllhts Tar Syrup 10
tever, liver complaint, pains in the breast rronchids
inflammation, aud restriction OF air In the lungs
etc. he remedy should be in every family -
Charles &. WI son, Fonet : Press office.
Char es Fl, Grahen, Sunday NercuV Odlce-
James Nolen Inquirer Office
William +. I orbit, Associated Press
william II. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police
graph, Fifth and hosnut streets.
A Randolph Front and ombard Streets
James W. PerTine No ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No. 22G Gaskil street
John oodside No 1881 Franklin street.
r. q. Marca, 10. sc FiSi kin arc a'feet. si'''
J Geblof, No 73l S, second street
John seymour, No. 9l3 T.. Front street.
r. W. Howard, No. | Dock street
II. {. bartlett No. 527 S. econd street.
l. Baes No. 6O5 Arch street
AafY Ai1eIt ca dwell No. los2 ssnsom street
W. Thomas. 30. 20 Fourth street
4. NJ tarthy. No. le L lretn's alley.
George WI son y o. 236 Race street
". f. Brooks, o.69 North second street
NJ j. Hassett, 10, 10 Canal street
Char rogers, 40 g2l south street.
T. 7. We ing on, SCcond and Quarry stree
I. I, Thomas. No. l36 South >ixtn street
William Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
s. S. SANFORD, Opera Manager.
John Maginns. rear OF No lJ North Second street
Mrs. S. II. Choate, Newark, De.
Ur William b. Wr,Gb;:-
SIN I'VE take pleasure in recommending yout IrA h
SYRUP (Of which we have already AO,J consideraOI &
qua 1ues q most exec eIt and efhcacious remedy
or the complaints set forth In printed Dill already
humanity We wI cheer ulv recommend your prepara
ton 10 al afflicted with diseases which T. ls designed to
'Ni' DILKs son, Dtugglsis
n, +. corner Pine and SiXth streets,
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TELEGRAPH MATERIALS AT AUCTION.

CHIEF OUARTERMAsTEB's OFFICE,
DLPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., August =, 1866
Will be sold at lubIic auction under the direction
of Breyer Lieutenant ColOnel James III. Moore As
slstHnt QuuIteImaster, at Warehouse Il street.
near lw, at EN- street, Washington, on THURS
DAY, AT Pust 80, at 10 a. Nj the 10 lowIng Iele-
4 af Go
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY B. CowDEN =,
DYOTT & CO..
A nd an principal Druggists and Dealers.
The SUI sCrber would beg leave iur'her tha
he pre- pared to fiji orders eLd forward the syrup tt
any part OF the country. Persons desiring other inor
ion by mail will nClose pOsHVe stamp aud answer
will be returned the exigencies OF business
will admit Address $500 . -
WILLIAM Il. WRIGHT,
$40 No. I'll 5. THIRD StrCeL Philadelphia Pa.
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ORANGE. AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS -
I J on and amer MONDAY, February IL two daily
trains will run between washington and Ly nchburg,
road trains to and from Richmond as follows:-
- MAIL TRAIN '.r
Leave Washington daily (sunday excepted, at Gas
A. NJ ana arrive at Lynchburg at 6s5 P. Nj. u =
Leave Lynehourg at A. NJ and arrive at Washing
~ = EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (including Sunday at 6O5
M. and arrive at LynchDutR at 800 NJ p.
Leave LynchDurg at 80 T. NJ and arrive at washing
Both trains making close connections at Lynehburg
ior all points South and Southwest and at Washington
for North and Northwest
Frstclass sleeping attached to the night trains
The road is attractiVe not only its oomiOrlabIa
odatons but the fact that IL passes the now
historic Localities OF Fairfax, Bull Kun Manassas Bris
toe, Catetts, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Orange and
GordonsyIle, places OF mperishabe interest in the
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
may be had in Boston, New YORK, Philadelphia, ana
Baltimore and at the VAssa OF the road IN Washmgten
tAlexandria ". II. MoOAFFERrY,
General BppF. ntende
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DENNSYLvANIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD

The Trains tie Peunsy Iynna Central Railroad
leave tIe Dcpot at thirty -hTst and Market streets
which Is reached by the cars the Market street
Bcpler Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
last leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
10 the departure Of each Tlan. -
on Sundays-Cars leaye Eleven and Market
streets A. MINI before the departure of each Trans
Mann's Baggage express Will for and deliver
Baggage at the DepOt. Orders left at the Office No
65l I lesnut street, will receive attention,
II,Au L Nnn
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4H-PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
IOOO RoAD.-This great line traverses the North
City o. Erie on On Lake Erie It has been leased and is
TINE OF PASSEN TRAINS SATPHILADELPHIA.
Arrive EastTard-Erie Mail Train, a. M Erie Ex
Leave Westward-Erie Mau, P. NJ Erie Express
Train IL M.
NEW YORK CONNECTIONS, ..
Leave New York at A. M. arrive at Erie 8 80 A. VI.
Leave Ere at 445 p NJ, anive at New YORK 4lO r. NJ
Elepant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
For information respecting passenger business, Apply
at corner THlRTIEIH and MARKET streets, Fhla' O
And for freight business, of the Company Agents. D.
Kingston Jr corner Thirteenth an1 MhTSet sLress
Agent n. Q, X r., Baltimore. -. -. MS,
II. y. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phpa.
II. W. GWINNER. General Ticket Agent, Fhla.
A. l.. TYLER General Sup I, WhliamspoF1
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The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 all
the usual branches OF xpress business Special Mes.
sepFeI accompanies each through tram Office No 5
WALN UT Street Philadelphia. ~
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He G o U r r S.
SUPREME c0URT-cIacur-PAaT 3.
Action by "A Lady ia Recover $1,000 Dam
age. for Alleged False f,npri-onDeni.
p.fore rtdyc pnIc0tn

Ariian by Lady ia Recover $1,000 Dam
age. for Alleged False ftnpri-onDent.
Before rndsc Balloon.
Marian <. Nan o. jos EssohLr and Abraham Afro
hami--Ihe planun IN th,s action 10 . young woman
aoort twenty years Of age, who seeks, through Edwin
James and Iho@ Dunphy, Of counsel TO recover dam
ages IN he Of 5000 for alleged false imprison
m'hl Tho defendants partners In nrm doing
business al No $50 Fulton street, brooklyn and the
painpn formerly occupied position sales soman m
their es,ablsahment The complaint forth ihs,
hcr iofrh from th.ir PROMISES and caused her arrest
no streets 70 police ONCE and after yards 10 tho City
hAi thA' her person was injured and bruised thereby
thai kbc Was deprived Of her liberty, and sustained
great injury b hef character and reputation.
The answer was a general denial u all tho allegations
contained IN tho Complaint and set forth that tn. plain
TN had been IN tbs store u tho defendants sass
woman, but was discharged the 7th Of August 1888
for ncgsc o duty aud tina, three days sfs
enered tito establishment and conducting herseh In
unbscoming manner, and. up.a bc,ng requested 10
leave refused 10 do ~. The srrsccs Of officer
then ca-d and tho lady was removed.
Upon evidence II appeared tina, third partner had
aucssd paiDin TO accompany him u.s store. and thea
he ni1rcsdsd for rcnstaeinant of tho yoang
her i0r.aor position. Tnls refused by twN
partners, Who Immediately ordered her 70 leave and
upon refusal 20 comply they prscsred her arrest M
Jury directed ~ return ssais1 verdict th- mornao
Council for tho defendants, Basrsss ssd kir-chnes