davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-08-25

Halter and NIanufactt1rers
VIII introduce the FALL STYLE Of Gcntlemen's Hats
Saturday. sept 1ss, 1s6.
uiTl.net 85 CLARK-5F.
ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND 9TH
i ERS-Wc arc prepared to MAKE contracts for
prime Beatet and loosa TFessed Timothy Hay. to b
From 10 to 1.000 tens.
WM. p. HIDRAHp CO,
hBflet No,4O Ceambet Of Commerce,
, 1866-08-25

Third Days Session OF the Pl,nr1nuceu-
rlcnl C0nventtUu-Thc Presidential
Hotel Quarrel Still UnscttIctl-Horrf-
Llc 1sutchery,
, 1866-08-25

Official Correspondence Between the
Louisiana Civil and Military officials
and :1tc Authorities Mt Washington.
WAsH1SGIox. August si.-Thc following il the
official correspondence relative 10 the New U.ieaus
, 1866-08-25

sluc- aho 1he -ac1n1a1s1tea lhtthco III lot thc1t
JORDAN hrcthten. The light lasted three hons,
shv acn oi caeh SIDE neing the nnus u thc4s Sns=-
oEe man had his 3aT bone bfoSch, ono ecsc-
raj were slightly Injured
There are S0, 600 colored persons in Wash
fr.top- Most Of them Ted ttt,hcr from slavery.
during the w7t:. and they dare not rcturn to sneh
{tttffyas awnlts thcm 1t their old homes. There
Il not work caou.h IN Washington forai1 Of them,
and they arc willing ard anxious TO 70 whc:c they
Gun earn their daily bread We exhort ese.y one
In wait Of fasua hands, household sezvanss. 1or-
tors, &c, TO write to 3lrs. Josephine Gsi1ing,
No asl Sor1h canitol street, Washington city, In
!. closing two possase stamps. It would be better
Fill 10 inclosc $, and ask her 10 send snca help
a. you need. We trust thcte will be a liberal and
hearty se7ponse 10 'has call.
a letter from Fort Reno. dated Aucust 4tt
IN ,,r Se1-elza City Neps says .r.ca, excitement
n,rra,1s therc-morc than th, tt.rty pe-1ous t,nv
in~ he,n killed bv tic resn5tpus lui,ans. Tie,
a., ,,.,,.,eh thc nnea.prctinc traveller, xhon,frs
Tn,- 9. sharc 1,ahiis and at urecnnccr1ed ,;c
w. shoot MI ,1nt are nesr them. lJ.n,en,n
D,n;s,. of tbc Etrhtccuth u. S. v, Wa, aicrcrt
L. ..rsr,r,sc.,,7, orrewr. sea.ned. aud hts band
~, S.oa ~ "a s,,'nned Of All hi. elolllu.. mn,
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RAILROAD LINES.

pHIILADELPHIA WILMINGTON, AND BA L
,sTI sTIIAEE IABLh; 9 ON menclns MONDAY. January 8,
srS w aniSw SsVe Depot corner Of BROAD street
i5Press Tram at OS a NJ tSoSday : excepted). for
fsTs '2SSSGs 2SErssen a ETnsS .lHg%sS
hasnolia and stsmnlers Run. -
ssIied for salisbury Milford ana Ser%Sdssc SanS ate
Way Man Train at sl5A M (sunda, 8 exeepted, for
invmoorTse os6 gt6ppRng R A. Chester Thnrow Lnwood,
haprsss Train 9t ?{5 r N. Sundays excepted for
P,TIynlts PSymGnns M.miDGton nswark, kton Northeast
h2eAolis and stemmer's Run. """ %
Stopping IN ' al chester SurSM GT sSTGT and
rang %Snt i ,Wd ,wWdnn5ton Newark EkOn North East
iMSParSSe UEqk Iiiy Point Richmond vii taSo
rs an additional accommodation for those holding
points Special Car %i eSye the PSSde SnS oS5 SSs
nepSt ne at $O A. Ma connecting at Gray Ferry With
s,DnIILMan %IhMn B. GT9N NS AGooMs sod iiIoN TRAINS.
WiImP gien t all STATIONS between Philadelphia and
o. e9Ts snd q F,s at aa5 sd5 p and Ills
Deaw are Railroad for Milford and intermediate stsons
ana eaSe se mnston at 100 SIS and ESQ A. M and %
rains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at sls A. NJ.
1BR0uGH TR ,INs FROM BALTIMORE
GHIsfTR FOR Phil hi n1 1pfIPHfhs Il fnq 800 p NJ
Leeye Chester at sol, 6s and 1914 A. NJ, and l23s
TRo 81 B1LTIMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA.
EKpfess n%'d H. Ep1ess s wPy na FkDIas. S M
n ACCOMMODATION Train for Havre-de-Grace aud In
TRAINS FOR BAL more
Leave Chester at 952 4. M. 49, and III 5OPM
,Ieaye wilmington at 1921 513 and l0'33A, NJ, and
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train at 405 A. Nj. Tor baltimore and wosb
lDgton, stopping at wilmington Perryv lie Havre-de
Run. ~ y e'' "iN ''eiluiers
,OHe Nieht Express lll5P N, for Baltimore and wash
mont Wilmington Newark Eikton, Northeast Perryy
Yile and Havre-de- Grace. 'iiS-
special train wi leave Phladelnha for wu,,in,to..
for intermediate stations az o p. M, WA
49,, BALI I'M ORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 025 +. M stopping at Hayre-de-
Grace, Perryville and Whining on Also stops AZ EIp
ION anu newark (to take passengers Phiauephia ana
ieaVe passengers from Washington or Batimorel and
Snesier to leave passengers from Baltimore or Wash
A special train will leave Wilmington for PbnaSe1nht.
and intermediate stations at 80 p, N
Freight rain with passenger car attached viii Ioo,
w mington for Perryville and intermediate q aons
"a =. M. H. II. KFNNRY Suner,p+anTans.a
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A City's Amusements.

A letter from Dresden thus sums up the one
ratio and theatrical performances of the past
year in that city:-"From the report of the
Royal Theatre, just published, it appears that
between January and December 81 1865, on
which the house was open TO the public. and
during the year no less than one hundred and
elghty-two different pieces were played, of which
and forty were what is called 1aeu-einst,ii,f'
or the one hundred and eghty-two different
pieces torty-two were operas. The total number
OF performances lthree or four smaller pieces
hundred and ffty-two. Shakespeare was per.
formed seventeen times, Schiller sixteen, Goethe
hve, Lessing three, Mozart twenty, Meyerbeer
seventeen, Auber fourteen, Wagner thirteen,
Meoer y. eight R2ssini six, Donizetti five, Boiel
dieu four, Cherubini three, Beethoven two. Rel.
linl two. There are not many theatres, we should
think, where such variety of really good per.
tormances are given"
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WI EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET Street Upper FerIy).
Daily, eXcept SUNDAYS .~-'''

"A IL IL D.
w From foot OF MARKET Street upper FerTyJ.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November u.s. 1869
For Brdgeton Salem and al Sta ions on West Jersey
and Salem Railroads, at 8 A. and $3.50 P. NJ.
Fo AliVile and al intermediate Stations, at A. M
For ape BSy aud intermediate Stations at A. NJ to
Mnlyie, Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May due 3'45 p. NJ, and p M =
through Passenger Que r. M.
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations at A. NJ.
For Woodbury., Gloucester, etc. at o A. M, 3. 80
Freight train will leave Phi adelpha from sandford,s
Gharf at 10 \. N :, and Camden at ~ ~
n y ~ yAN ;N,,s stNssEsLaA Err, superintendent
will attend TO all the usual branches Of express business
receive, deliver, and forward through other responsible
Express Companies 70 all parts OF the country, any
A Special Messenger accom- anes each through train
once NO Walnut street l6 9m
JOg6 PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
This great line trayeBes the Northern ana Korthwes
counties Pennsy wanna 10 the civ OF Erie on Lake
Eie II has been leased and II is operated by the Penn
FIME or PHssf5N GI RTR AIMS AT PHILADEIPHIA
Arrive Eastwa,d-l Te Asail IRAN 100 +. M.
Erie Express Train lilo A. NJ.
Leave westward-Ere Nah Train, 72O ?.
Erie FIX ress Train, 720 A. NJ.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail ano
Express Trains without cnange, both ways, between
INV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at COOP NJ arftveat Erie at 3S7 Am
Leave Eric at iS6 Z NJ arrye at M New YORK ll5 r M
Elegant sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
TS5 rG business apply
And Tor freight business Of the Companys Agents
=, - kingston Jr.i corner rHlRrEBNIH end MAR
GET Streets, Philadelphia; j. W. Reynolds, Eue WI
lam Brown, Agent U. Il. Z. Baltimore.
=. HousI ON General FEeig 81 ht gent Philadeiphia
H. W. GRIHNER General Ticket Agent, ,PhiadelPhs
JOS ID. POTTS General Manager. Riliamsport.
AIFRED J.. TYLER. General super1ntendent
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work Of cleaning the city will be done under the
supervision OF the Chief Inspector Of Streets,
and Joint Committee of Councils, who are au.
thorized to reserve one-twelfth of the whole
amount of such contract as may be due each
MONTH to guard against any default on the part
of contractors. Arrangements are being made
TO commence the work during the coming week.
and il is hoped the city will soon be placed in
that state OF cleanliness for which it was at one
time go remarkable.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DePot rTii THIRD RI, Street above Thompson.
SHDDSHlK, EAsToE, W1LLIAMsPoRT, and WILKES
At ! 80 A. NJ. Rxpress), for Bethlehem, AlIentoyv,
Saruo Shauon IhunA' hazeton WinamspoI[ and Wilkea-
At $50 t E5PressI OE Bethlehem EastOn, etc.,
feefhi5g az EfstoM at to4 S4' Ro;b1a, T.; M;
Chunk, DsnylIe and Wiiiamspoft ''''"D' "s'0n
Eol Fort washington at 10 NJ q and n il +. - n.
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line ,t
passenger fRRiHs HsEs run qsf RoR I P IN dsRG
Leave Bethlehem at 625 A. M. and 10 O2 A. NJ. and
Leave GSnsdse at $40 S a a. n "' o10 ana SOF'
Leave Fort Washington nE I a lOSQ NJ, and9lSP NJ.
philadelphia for Bethlehem at GA M
PPS{EhlefsStown PS{hfsSS 20 for phi Phi adePhia Al 20 AM
hrough Tickets must be procured at the ticket o6ea
66 tIIIs CLARK. Agent
ERElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
a a.! the stations on the CA MDEN N and AMRoY and
TRE sfESads ES AND bes6 I%S6S
for New York VIII leave WALNUT street Wharf AZ
ssht oSG Se sVaTeSy bsOie bsESePtsd aS to m
Sew noe SetUp Sn f spSe lines win
wick ana iS al non on Kingston New Bruns
road also on The Belvdere Delaware and FIeming ain
S Ig SSw JeTsey sn Ihe Freehold and Jamesburg an
forwarded up 10 7. NJ. 'e Gu an"
p5arg with he LehrR Va ley RSToSd nneSis aSS at a. Ph-
SsSRHnk With al points ON II Delaware LackawsnSa,
and Q her points IN tern New York Dun'0'
The New sey GeS1a ha 1'qs at Elizabeth with
the Morris aud Essex Railroad "i'A
"A sDp memoIandum specifying the marks and num-
bers shlppsn and eonsgnees, must in every instance
gs sent TlGn eaeh load o. goods no receipt will be
transporl alton OF Live Stock. Drovers a Invited In
more vii Be- 9siySred papqfsGs at Ss oCt &
Of Forleth street near the Drove Yard at Pier No
/ 7 Orth river the shippers deg AZ
OF Shipment other niormatomn m tns apoH 1e t
WALT r FREEMAE. F.eIeht Ieae1n1fy !"
No. 226 :. DELAWARE Avenue PhiladeIpRla.
pRILADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
on and alter WEDNESDAY, November lat lss5 up+,,
FOR GERMANTOWN
40, 5 ps I0 Il Il ., 10 H. II A. NJ $40,
Leave Germantown g. 4 IL, 5, so, 0, 10, IL DAM.
l%2bSS 4S4S d SoSp "a IA 4 So 20 lS g. il p NJ
stop on the GerniantcHn Brsnch. "'' DO'
Leave Fhiadelpna 9I0 A. NJ, q L lOA p NJ
Leave eeim93sa1nt9wns a ~, i 9ylP NJ
and II Gpiladeiphla6 s'lOl2 A. N2 3, sH 5H,1o,
d he9ye aye fhSsP9t e aq5 R4 5S M I@09qtss gA NJ
Leave Philadelphia o.i6 Minutes m A. NJ, 2 and7p "
dea{e he9nIt Hin 74O minutes A. M u 49, $40 and
FOR con sHoHocKEN AND NoRRIsTowS
~ 5S 5R 0S nnates and iu iIs p 70 A IA
! e9ye Norrstown 5N, Z 75O, 0, Ii A NJ. ~, ~, g. ana
me 5I 7. NJ, train VIII stSP at School Lane w.sa-
mekon hanayunk spElpg l MI a9d conshohoeken only.
Leave Leave R6isssIphIe7 aI,,s,dI.a A. NJ ~. y @pq7PM
Leave NoriS'0"PP PoR ! { MAN3Hn9S62ETKiM "a any & II M
Leaye hhilsdelphdlq s 5dd 80 minutes O5 A. M lh,I,
Leave Manayunk 81, ~, 8 20, OK, NJ A. M..a5I<
% a. ON SUNDAYS
Leave Leave fhSSsRRR'9R nanSSaRR * NJ 81 ~ snS sRd FM
W. s. VIII, ON; General supeIntendeA,
Depot NINTH and GREEN Sure h
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Tickets and Programmes at the Music stores. SSH
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHESNUT Street, above Twelfth
LEONARD GROWERS WILLIAM E. sINN. Lsssees
"iNi-' - i-' 'i ifiis EVE resident Manager
ntMfEXAsTE SkEAT i1Ty R9TBLE sLJT,o5L BILL.
Doors open at 45. Curtain rises at 1890
he great Historical Drama, in three acts,
"fSH The u THREE r. GuIAhRRbsSESSnt Ar MI ana entitled
tb0s.. F. MORDAUNT
MT F. FosfER
The performance to cone ude with P,anche's charm
Ing episode in TWO acts, entitled
THE SIEGE OF sTRALeUNp.
miss JOSIE ORION AS E0DIGA.
Charles Chart NIL MI King OF sweden... MT j. T WARD
SATURiiDAiiY XFiifER,N0j0N "a arch ItDA 10. oN
NINTY .sLYEiNTH y, 4 1TII GRAND EMILY MATINEE,
Friday RID tpESE EyESTES, STHEASiS@sa, Msl9S },
MONDAY EyENLNti, March Il, WIN be produced
powerful LEGAL II Drama, entiSled M d.
TUESDAY MARGH GRv ls, ,As AFTERNOON AID
BENEFIT no THE FIREMEN
disabled at the late disastrous fire.
IHE LOST JEWELS.
"a AdmsSlon to evening performances rs cents 80 cents
ano u Doors open at 645 Curtain rises t7'3O.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
MR.. FRANK MoRDAUNT
THIRD HNNU4L BENEFIT,
On FRIDAY Cfo-MorrOw) EVENING, March o.
when varied bill of attraction will be presented con-
slstng the ever popular
DON CESAR DE BAZAN,
Don Cesar list time in this city). .Mr +. MORDAUNT
- Supported by the full strength of the company
The ce ebrated Poem, written by our toYnsman
Henry B. Hrst, ESQ.,, entitled
SHALL AMERICA RULE?
y, MORDAUNT.
Concluding with the glorious drama of
- IRELAND AS II WAS
Ragged Pat first time)............Mr. f. MORDAUNT
Juuy " IrOt '....',. ............Mrs. II. MORDAUNT
All the iavorltes In the cast
M RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
Q1 THEATRE. Begins at III O'Clock.
UNABATED SUCCESS OF SAM
THIRD WEEK OF MR. CHANFR All
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF "SAM"
MONDAY, TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
De Walden's five act Comedy of
SAM" paASsa
CHANFRAU
LOGAN
~ ~ nuh y PARSLOE
DE w
lanes pinsb f. f. Mackay
Marl0We
MISS Euphemla Rosly yn..................Mrs Thayer
FRIDAY, BEHEFIT OF MIR UHASFRAU.o of0''0
Positively last night of SAM"
seats secured six days in advance.
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"A French MARQUIS enlisted the other day as
q musician in the French army. His band is
stationed in the neighborhood of Paris. He
began lie not only with coronet In his cradle
but with an estate of $500, 600 All of it is gone
except forty dollars, and he is only 28 years old
testations. P-'
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The CITY TO BE CLEANED.-Ye yesterday
morning contracts for cleansing the streets of
this city, and the removal OF all dirt garbage
ohal ashes, dead animals, and other refuse mat.
ter thercfrom, were entered into by Mayor Nc
Michael, in accordance with an ordinance
adopted at the last meehng of City Councils
For cleaning that part OF the city north of
Market street, the contract has been awarded to
Messrs. Smith q Hill; and for the district south
OF Market street, to Mr. Henry Buckley. These
partles are well known as having formerly been
contractors with the city for the same work
Mr.. Buckley had charge of the street cleaning i'm
the OLD clty proper for number of wears pTior
to consolidation. Mr.. Smith undertook the same
work two or three years ago, but was unsuccess.
1ul, ana we believe his contract was set aside nv
Mayor Henry, who received such AUTHORITY from,
Councils AT that time, Mr. Smiths contract
was directly with Councils, fact which placed
many obstacles in the way OF proper perform
ance Of the work.
The contracts Just made by the Mavor are
under authority of a law which limits tbe
sum TO be expended TO $4,000 per annum for a
term OF five years, payable monthly in equal
portions, after the work is done Streets in the
business portions Of the city are to be cleaned
twice IN each week. the work to be done AT
nlght, or between p. M. and A. NJ; and all
other paved streets, alleys courts lanes, cutters
ana cutters under railway crossings, are TO be
cleanseu at least once in each week Ashes
garbage, and other refuse matter are 70 be re-
moved once IN every week. The contractors are
also required 70 keep the inlets to public sewers
clean and clear Of all distractions. The entire
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FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &c.

IT j. NC G U 1 G A N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC.
FIREWORKS, FLAGS. Etc
MATCHES AND BLAcRING,
NO. g STRAWBERRY STREET,
First Stree above second between Marsetand Chesnu
81 PHILADELPHIA.
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WOMAN SHoT.-About 8 o'clock last
evening, William Smell, wife, and small son were
walking up Girard avenue together, and when
near Vienna street some unknown person fired
a pistol at the party, the ball from which took
effect In the head OF Mrs. Snell causing a flesh
wound. The injured woman was removed to
her residence, No. 229 Palethorp street.
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kOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
AmbOy and Philadelnha and Trenton Railroad

X OR NEW Y0RK.-THE CAMDEN AND
4 Amboy, and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ana way PAGES, from Walnut street wharf, win leave
At 6A. NJ, via Camden land Amboy Accommoda- M
Ats A. NJ, via Camden and jersey CITY Exprcss 9S
At2P M via Camden and AmbOY Express. ....... 225
At IL nj. (nOonl and p NJ. via Camden and Ann
boy ACCOMMODATION Freight and PassengerJ. 225
commodation (Freight and Passenger), lst class
ID Sass Tic;: 2
At and 10 A. M and r NJ for Noun: HoIlS o.
EwansVliie, Pembert9n and VincentOwn; ate A. NJ,
and P: M, for Freehold.
Att and 10 A M, IL M $3.50, g. and 1901 NJ for Pal
myra, RivertOn, Delanco Beverly, Edgewater Bnr-
lington. Florence B0rdentown etc. The IL A. M and
~, = NJ lines lines run direct through to Trenton:
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
80. AS F0LLOWS:- -
AtI1lS A, n, 4,SV and 6,45 p NJ, via Kenslngton
ana Jersey cry Express ..................., $500
AT IL + M (NightJ via Kensington and Jersey CITY
$40 Nj. Line viii run daily All others Sundays
At 40 and lll5 A. NJ. g. $50 4sO, and e45 p. M and
II Midnight, Tor Bristol Trenton eto '1S
At A. NJ, 1850 3, 8 and p VI. for CornwelIs Torrs
and Frankord, and at p M for HoImesburg and
intermediate stations '-O
kELYlDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsyl
vanla and New York state and the Great Lakes
TWO through trains daily Sundays excepted) from
Kensngton Depot as follows =
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
,o, VIII leave from foot of Cortland street
AZ ~ N: and 7. NJ, via Jersey City and Camden.
sey City ana KensingtoD. ~ "
From Pier No; North river at A. NJ and p. NJ via
Amboy and Camden.
AT, u NJ. ana 6 P. N. Freight and Passenger), via
Jan, l5 1866, WILLIAM q. GATzMER, Agent
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SINGLE ADMISSION. DOLL lR
Tickets and Programmes at the Music stores. ssH
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IAUIVbd ItHYe9 daily, PIttsburQ
Erie NJ all leaves daily except Saturday All other
trains daily except Sunday) ~ O'A0A
The Pennsy lvania Railroad CompanV will mt aaspr,
any any, rsk & or BagDa except for Wearing Appare and
unit tbelr responsibility TO One Hundred Dollars in
value. IL Baggage exceeding that amount in yalns
con ntract ' ~ 'A ~ 9p0NiA
THOMAS q. PARKE Ticket A gent at the Depot
an Emgtant Train runs daily except Sunday For
lu information as TO fare and accommodation annlv 10
FRANCIS FUNK No. 1877 Dock Street "
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COLLECTING AsHEs.-Our citizens are clad
to avail themselves of any means that NAV be
o1eIed for the removal OF ashes in the absence
OF their removal by the authorities; but some
OF the vehicles employed for that purpose are
the most unsuitable that can be imagined, and
should not be permitted to be used. One was
seen upon the streets yesterday, which was
almost shaken to pieces at every turn of the
wheels, and the ashes, having been piled up to
the height of three or four feet in the middle of
It, with tailboard not more than six inches
nigh, they were constantly falling out and
were blown into the faces or over the clothes of
the passers-by. Suitable covered carts or
wagons should only be permitted to be used in
the removal OF ashes whether done by the
authorities or otherwise.
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DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT A"

The trains of the Central Railroad eava
th sew Depot, at lHlRIlEI II and MA ARK Mt Stroats
The cars the Market Street Passenger Railway run
TO ana from this Depot they leave Front Streat
every two minutes commencing one hour previons
TO the time OF departure OF each Train and allow ahSut
SO minu es Tor trip Their are In WaItnS ON tb
arrya oieech Train and connections are made with All
roads crossing NaTke. street. wy aA
On SUNDAY Cars cave Eleven h and Market s,root.
at $40 Al. to connect with PittsbuIg and FTia Me
and at 10 % z. Wi b Phi RdelDhia kxpress ~ "Ht
Mann's Baggage Express is ocateda 40 81 g. ElevertI
street.. Parties desiring Baggage taken TO the trains @
have done at reasonable Iate upon app lcatlon 10 i
TRAINS LEAVE AND a RRIVE AT DEPOT IN n G1s, mn.
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Certificate az Authority.

Certtnoate az authority.
(lo expire on the 3lst day ofJanuary, 1871
orFioE or rms AupiroR OF STAFF,
Insurance Department, Columbus, O,,JuHe 1890,
WnEREAe, Tie Charter Oak life Insurance Com.
pany. located ut Hartford, In the state Of Connect.
cut, has filed In THIS office q sworn statement oflta
condition, As required by the act 'To regulate
Insurance Companica not Incorporated by the
state Of Ohio" passed April Sth, lsS6, and amcnd.
ed February 9th, 1875, and the Nct ITO regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies" passed April D.,
1866; and whereas, sad company has furnished
tho underaigned satisfactory evidence that u In pos.
sessed Of an actual Capital Of vt least ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS In.
vested "a required by said acts; and whereas, aaid
company has filed In this Office a written inStru.
ment under its corporate seal, sigRcd by tha Pros
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents OF said company IN this State TO acknowi.
edge service Of process, for aud In behalf OF said
Company according TO the terms Of said oct Of April
4, 1850.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the acts aforesaid,
/, II, GODMAk Audltor ofStatc for Ohio, do
hereby certify that said Charter Oak .Tiio insurance
Company, n Hartford IL authorised TO transact the
bnslaess ofIJle insurance In this State until the alst
day Of january, In the year oaothousahd eight hun.
dred and Hixty.soven,
In witness whereof, | have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my office TO DO Afixed
the day and year above written.
tseaLl Jas. II, ,qOpnAx,
Auditor ofstatc,
X. FRITTER, Agent.
July 5, isee.-aH
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I will pay $500 to the proprietor of any medicine
that can show a greater number Of genuine certif-
Gates OF cures effected by It near the place where IL
Ia made, than MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS7pf
Consumption. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody
Flux. Diarrh@a, Typhoid. Remittent, intermittent
and Billions Fevers, Fever and Ague, Cholera Nor
bus, Yellow Iaundlce, ~Scrofula. Running or Sore Legs,
Cancer, Abscess. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Coughs,
Colds, Cramps in tho Stomach, Chronic Diarrhea.
Piles, letter, 'Scald Head, ophnema, or falling-away
sickness peculiar to Oh llrrn, Lenchorrh@a, Fa ling
of the Womb all ohstructiona to the due course OF
nature in femal o all ven r al diseases, land all com
plaints arising from impure blood or 4 weak and dis
ordered state OF the Stomach. Liver or Kidneys
Certificates OF cures of the Yellow Fever IN Mexico
can also be furnished. Remember, If II does not
cure, tho money will he REFUNDED by the proprie-
tor. BENJAMIN MISHLER,
g.. Z. Corner of Centre Square,
Lancaster, Pa.