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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15

West Va.
II URSUANT TO A DECREE OF
Il the above named court rendered in the
above entitled cause on the Goth day OF Decem-
Der, 1866, ] shall proceed to sell, at public auc.
ton, to the highest and best bidder at the front
door OF the Court House of Ohio county, West
Virginia, on MONDAY, the 26th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1866, at lO o'clock, A. NJ, the
following described real estate situate in the
city Of Wheeling and Ohio county West vir:
Rinia, belonging TO the estate of Alexander Had.
den, deceased, viz:
All Of lots numbered and 5 in square No g.
= situated on the southwest corner OF Main and
1outh streets, extending from South street to
Wheeling creek and the Stone Bridge, except.
ing that portion of lot No. s. occupied by the
house Immediately upon the corner Of said
streets
y. Said property has been surveyed and divided
: Into lp four parcels. Two parcels fronting up.
: on Main street the one commencing at Wheel.
! Ing creek and running North ninety COY feet
more or less, upon which are two large brick
! huIGqgs and trane shop. The other adoins
said Parcel, fronting on Main street about forty
one (4D feet, upon which are also two brio K
buildings Both of said parcels extend west
wardly about 100 feet, TO 10 feet private alley.
The other twoparcels front upon South street,
the one about 81 feet, and extends South TO
Wheeling creek, about 200 feet upon which
b there is a two story double brick building: the
other fronts on South street about twenty .three
N0 teet, and extends southwardly about 81 feet,
upon winch Is two story brick building.
pliVste alley, 10 feet wide running from
N4rtn 70 s9nth. aud which divides said parcels
VIZ 70 Heeoea 10 the purchasers of said proper
> possession given on the first day ofApril. 1866.
Also tract OF land CONTAINING t-aPt $50,
ssrss Lt1oa and and poles sspats on the Nation.
city Of Wheeling and in Ohio counsy " w tne
. Virginia, adjoining the lands of MI Tbo,e IS.
Horn rock and 8. q. b Carter. A"o'nas
= "A plot and survey OF said property NAV no
seen 1T the ONCE OF the Commissioner, OF at the
Court House on day Of sale 'D0
81 TkE{s-0pe third OF the purchase money in
s Cash, the balance in two equal instalmenfs of
Stx and twelve months, with interest from daT
: Of sals;s the purchaser giving bonds with good
sDoartty for deferred instruments OF all the mr.
8 chase money in cash if the purchaser NAV 40
elect HANNIBAL FORBES.
tsh S-d&w II Commissioner
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JOHN LUMP.

MANUFACTURER SADDLES,
Nl HARNESS, Brides, Trunks, Yalises, &c,
&c, 2le Market street, Wheeling would inform
his old friends and the public generally that he
has reftted his establishment, and is now pre-
pared to fill all orders entrusted to his care
with proDptness and in the hest style of the art,
js2O1y
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New York Money Market.
New YORK Feb. ii

NEW lUKki FtW. II,
Money-steady at sac per cent ster
ing Exchange dull aad steady at Sl,U14
al,07t Gold-without material change;
opening at Sl,368 declining to sl33i
closing at Sl,33t
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TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Shortest and quickest route East & west)
rRAINs RUN As EOLLOWs,

Tickets to all principal points in the East ana
West can be procured at the Union otiice IN NC
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport.
A-''io AA!'''0 f. R. MYERS,
;or5 General Ticket Agent.
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ACUTE PAlNiNSTANILY REuisvEO,
TIE LAME WALK
THE BLIND SEE!
.- THE DEAF AEAR!
Over Fifty Thopsand Operation, "a
Five Years.
nR. DODGE,s PRACTICE IL

|nR. hodges PRACTICE -
~ mostly diseases OF a chronic nature a.!
cases given up as incurable. His treatment
peculiar to himself, although there have bee;
men in all ages who have had the same magn:t
Ic power over the diseases Of the body an
mind, some call 1t the Gift OF Healing,'O :,
few have possessed 1t 70 such an extent oyC
nearly all diseases and persons. 1t IL life AL
vitality passed from strong healthy body toi
weak one, that restores the lost or unequal cir
Culation Of the vital or nervous huid. SO power
ful is this influence that persons who have for
many years suffered from diseases which have
been pronounced incurable, and TO whom med
cine has been administered with no good effect
have been restored to health in al incredibly
short space OF time, II Will not restore a los,
member OF the body or perform other imposs
bities but il will always relieve pain, from
whatever cause. The practice ia based upoi
the most strict principle OF science there 10
nothing miraculous or supernatural about u
1t is in harmony with all natural laws Mauy
eminent physicians Of other practices not oly
acknowledge this power, but receive the tTcsy
ment for themselvas and families, as well ssSi
wise II to their patients. Dr DODGE dosy nc.
profess TO cure every case.
By this treatment il takes but iei, m.Hssi
for inveterate cases OF almost any durable cbros
ic disease, and so sure is the effect that but f.
diseases require second operation except Deaf
ness Broken Bones Digloca atoms had Curvature,
Of spine and SuppuratiHg Tumorg Even Ties.
will be much beneitted-always relieved from
PAIN and sometimes fully cured. Disease thai
are most certain OF being cured al one operation
are:
WEAK EYES
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
WEAK SPINES.
JUNIORS
FALLING or THE NJ&E
ALL hlNDa OF SEXUAL WEAKNEs,
INTERNAL ULCERS
DROPSY,
Loss Oh VOICE
WEAK LUNG.
LAIAERH
ST VITtS 1...t
WEAKNESS Oh TIE LINES
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DEBILITY
DIABETES,
BRONCHITIS
DISEASED LIEEEs
KIDNEYS
Ere. ETC, ETC
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Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent.

u,HE LOT AND STORE ROOM,
now occupied by VIM. w: Blanchard, front
ing on Monroe street and adjoining the N. w.
Bank.
ALso-The Lot aud Ware, Room, now 9ceupleu
nv Rhodes a. Singleton, and situate on the north
aide of Quincy street between Main street and
the river A. ALLEN HOWELL.
ian25.tf
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For Sale or Rent.
For Sale Reasonably.

ONE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED
" in Ritchietown, near the sawmill, IN wnic1
I now reside, containing nine large rooms anu
kitchen, with good cellar, and never 1alnls
we'll of water There are two full lots OF groun9
also, two Engines, feet stroke, IL inches IN d.
ameter, nearly new. JOhN FIN a,
For terms, see THOS. OBRIEN, Real Estate
Agent.
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P e. ZINN,

'unvaTERER s. CoNEKCIE9N-
+ Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling W. va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign 6L 9n
Nut and Cigars, and manufacturer oil henneu
Candy. s--..-,,e,, NJ, abort
Meeulns an o, rod atm tin o terms sep2O
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J. & q. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACkEH AND CAE "
ID BAKERY, Market Street. opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly Oh hand full assort-
ment of the above articles
70 Their wagon rams constantly 10. ali parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers. Rusbs Cakes
etc sep2O
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fktEaE FOLIO 1Na- Atth n u y"
| ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
j scholarly gentleman, speaking OF the Lily
in Forces" writes Il will do all can 10 pro,
III tie the spread OF thi1 excellent ana learned
work.
The President OF one OF our Oldest Colleges
saws: Judge Thompson is the deepest thinker
have met and his work will be rare aud orig
NAL 1t vii! move the waters
\ learned divine, speaking to Il brother min
ister said 1t is vast system OF thought
What wondlous visions Of nature and life he
must have had. Ii is strange that lived 80
long III the same town with such IA man, and
knew him only III his outward relations as d.
indoe aud politician His system explains an
CurTects many things heretofore seemingly in
contradiction.
Chief Justice t.. after reading a synopsis OF
the work, sends many gratulations To the
antbor and earnest wishes i0TShis success
Another divine says: 1t is new ana compra,
hensive in its general pnTPoso aud hlelhouI ana
ne datoiJ i. riie Tesn OF patient and eabOr
ale thought. JAMES CHALLEN, Publisher
80 brn1ry I-t,. Philadelphia
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Ell, CHASE. j. AloNlo aEHImAN
G. l.. ZANE eco.

L FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines
Quincy Street, between Main and Market SITS.
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hand BTandies.
Scotch aud Irish Whistles Jamaica Runs and
Cordials choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies,
sep2D
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feb Ii
Commissioners Sale

OF the Valuable ReRI Estate, SiiTniC
in the City of Wheeling and Ohio
County, w. Va, Belonging TO the
Estate OF Alexander MADDEN, deed
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BILLIARDS m NEW YORK.

A Mem Bl7iardroon Opened-Erhibit 10 H,e
Guests of The Metropolitan HoteL-The Billiard
Lights In Attendance French Cdrom Game
Betteeen Phetdn and Deergl Won by Me Former
Game of 500 Points Behceen Eaton and
MoDeuut-The Latter WINS by l50 POints-
Champion Match TO Come of BettDeen Deery
and MoDeuit. .....r .I.fr.,...
The new billiard-room of Messrs. Leland
Co. was opened last evening. The saloon Is
very commodious and elegant one, being the
same size as the diningroom of the Hotel, i'm
mediately under which 1t is situated, is hand
somely appointed, furnished with fourteen OF
Phelan q Collender's standard tables, and will
probably be one OF the most popular resorts OF
The guests" of the hotel were generally in
vted last evening to visit the saloon for the
purpose of witnessing number of our billiard
celebrities In performing upon the new tables,
The attendance was quite large, including
number of lady quests" who appeared to
be much interested. The great hall was bril-
liantly illuminated, and the whole affair was OF
an unusually agreeable character. Messrs.
Phelan, Deery, MoDevitt Eaton, and other skill.
full billiard players we're present, though Mr.
Pierre Carme, probably the fIest player in
America, was absent on account of sickness.
The first match was between Messrs. Phelan
and Deery, in the three ball French carom game.
Phclan was the victor by IL points, In ~ innings
making one run of nine points, Much beauu-
full playing was displayed by both contestants
Phelan, especially, playing with even more than
The next match was four ball American
carom game OF 500 points, between MIR. McDeyitt
and MI. Eaton, the superintendent OF the rooms;
won by the former in less than an hour-re.
markably fast olayiDg-the tally at the conclu-
sion showing McDevitt SOL; Eaton, $50. Nc
Dewitt made one ''run' OF l0l, and several
others, showing great ingenuity and delicacy OF
touch in the art OF nursing" the balls; while his
opponent, also, displayed considerable bril-
liGncy"
Mr. Deery concluded the exercises Of the even
ing by exhibiting his varied knowledge OF the
game on ine carom table, making several re-
markable ''shots,n which ELECTED applause. 1t
is said that champion billiard match between
DPery and McDevitt, for the possession of the
golden cue" will shortly transpire IN this bill
lard hall, and the affair is looked forward TO
with much interest-N. Y. Tribune, l4h.
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" on and Ruer MONDAY, February u two daily
trains will run between Washington and Lvnchburg
connecting at GordonsVile with virginia Central Ran
road trains to and from Richmond as toilOws;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (eunday excepted, at 6'45
A M ana arrive at Lyncnbu rg at b45 r. M
Leave Lynchburg at A. Nj, and arrive at Washing
RXHRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (includlng sunday at 6Oo Z.
NJ and arrive at LynchDurR at 900 A. M
Leave Lynohburg at $40 r. NJ and arrive at washing
ton at 6l0A M.
Roth trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
tOr North and Northwest
trains. a.. -,
The road is attractive not only for It's comor able
Recommendations but Tor the fact that it passes the
historic localities OF Fairfax, Bun Run, Manassas Brls-
toe. Catlett's, Rappahannock Cupeper. Orange, and
Gordonsville places of mperishable interest In the
IbIough tickets TO all points South and Southwest
NAV be had IN Boston, New York, Philad lphia, and
and AIexandria w H MCOAFFERTY,
3 IA q eneYal superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHiLADELPnIA. WILMINGTON AND BA

PHlILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
J. lIh0RE RAILRoAD.
1895 MIInns viii leave Depot corner Of BROAD street
an. TS press ram AZ CS @ o
Ballimcre and Washington, stopping at wilmington,
y BnPnona and stemmef' 3 Run "''- y
DeSware Rsirosd Tram st SIS !snnday ex
: way Man Train at Is A NJ. SUNDAY excepted, for
Baltimore stopping at Chester, TburlOw. Iinwood.
Caynont, and all regular stations between Wilmington
Expreas Train az 245 P. M Sundays excepted, for
Csymont, Wiminsfon NSWsrk Fton NoStb.ssst bSsst
pferryyille, Hayre De Grace Aberdeen, PeTyman's.
Nigbt Express At Ills r NJ. for Baltimore ana
RRts az SsMST ssor ERUn SSTGSt,
Per1yvi 10 and Hayre de-Grace.
Monroe, S9Tfet City Point ana Richmond VIII take
as an additional accommodation for those holding
Through Tickets ior Baltimore Washington and south
Depot at ll$O A. NJ connecting at Gray Ferry WIN
the MIMTe MMGITne S TCT IN New TSSk
u Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia at SIS and Ills A. NJ, and $50
200 and 9OP Al The $50 p. N; train connects with
Leave WiminetOn at 100, sl5, and $50 A. M and 90
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at IS A. NJ.
oO III TaR0uGH TR AIMS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wimngten on at & 100 1i, M and 30 and sSSP.M
Leave Chester at sol s5S and iOiI A NJ, and 1926,
10 II TBGn On BhLTIMohR BIi TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore rs A. NJ, Way Mali; l'l0 p. NJ,
Express; 6'35 NJ Express 925 L M Express
An Accommodation 1fain for Havre-de-Grace aud In
termedlote stations Will leave Ba tm0Ie al lOP. NJ.
TRAINS FOR BAL 1MORE
Leave Chester at 90 a. M. 3 20. and II so p. NJ
4P NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l. Express Train at 405 A: NJ or baltimore and WASH
lDRton, stopping al wilmington Perryv lavro-de-
Run.
Night Express 1ll5 p M for Baltimore and Wash
ngt0n, stopping at Chester Thur Ow Linwood, Ciay-
mont Wilmington Newark Elkton, Northeast Perry-
vile, and Havrt-de-G Grace. -'
special train wi leave Philadelphia for wilmington
for intermediate stations az p. M.
BAL IMoRE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore at 0'26 T. M, stopping at Havre-de-
Grace, Perryvilla and Whining Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark Ito take passengers Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Batmore) and
Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore WASH
npton.
special train viii leave Wilmington for Phil adeipha
and intermediate stations at 80 I. NJ
Freight Train with passenger attached will leave
Wilmington for Perryvlle and intermediate 8 atons a
QP. NJ ii. +, KENNY, Superintendent
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DRS. GALLOWAY & SHEDD,
No. 142 South EIGHTH Street,

2I6lOt1 PHILADELPHIA.
REMoVAL.-we will remove 10 the spacious build
ing No. 1880 WALNUT Street about the 26th Of this
month present building being too small for our ex
tensive practice DRS. GALLOWAY q SHEDD.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
IL WINTER ARRANGEMENT

The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
th New Depot, at 1BlR1IE1H II and MA RK EFT Streets
The cans the Market Street Passenger Railway run
every two minutes, commencing one hour preyioTs
to the time OF departure leach Train and al ow about
80 minu for trip Their aIe in WaltlnK en- ina
arriva each Train and connections made with ali
roads crossing N Market street. - -
On SUNDAY Cars eave Bleyenth and Market streats
at 6'45 p M. to connect with PlttsbuTg ana Erie Nail
and Al 10 25 p. N wi b hiladelphia Express '
Manns Baggage Express Is Ocateda No 81 8. Eleventh
street, Parties desiring Baggage taken the trains car
have done reasonable rate upon app icaton to him
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT IN Us =
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DHILADELpHIA, GERMANTowN, An

pHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
On and alter WEDNESDAY, November 1st 1865, uutH
further Notice.
FOR GERMANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia g. T. 8, o, 10 II, 12 A. NJ g. $40,
SA, A. 5N, Z, 8 8, 10. ii, ~ NJ
Ia 8, A,4A, 6k T6, o. 10, IL p. M
The S2G down train, and 81 and 5X up trains viii not
stop on the Germantown Branch
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave ueImantownB A. M. 1. 6. on NJ
20. CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave philadelphia 8, 8, TO- II A. M 2 3, SN oN,T,Ss
Leave Chestnut Hill ITO minutes, 8, 04O ll4O A. NJ,
40, $40, 8 40 $40, $40 and 1910 minutes p. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 0'l0 minutes A. M,2 and p. N.
Leave Chesndt Hill TAO minutes A. M l24O $40, and
FER CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN.
Leave Philadelphia g. 835 minutes, llO5 A M, IL, J.
AZ 81, 6H, 8 O5 minutes, and liz p. M
Leave NOrrstown on, 4 7SO, o. IL A. NJ, A ~, 9, ana
The 5H p. M. train win stop at School Lane Wissa-
hickon Manay unk, Spring MIL and COnshohOcke only.
Leave Philadelphia A. M, 2h. and 7P.M NJ.
Leave NOFristown A. M, and p. M.
FOR MANAYUHK.
Leave Philadelphia g. 635 minutes 1lO5 A. NJ, IL, .,
Al bH, 6H, 800, and liz T. M.
Leave Manayunk Ga, tx, 2O OK, liz, A. NJ. 81, 6hs
% ON. SUNDAYS.
Leave PHILADELPHIA a. M, 2h, and M
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets
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IOl6 -PHILADBLPH AND ERIE
ACtHJ RAILROAD
This great line the orthsfn Northwest
cou mites OF Pennsylvania 10 the city of Ere on Lake
Fe n has been leased and II operated by the Penn
syIyana Railroad Company.
TIME OF PASS Ek o. hThAIkS AT PHILADELPHIA
Arrive Eastward RE Nail Tran 100 p. M.
Erie Express Train. llI0 A. NJ.
Leave Westward-Erie Mall Train, 7'2O +. M
Erie Exbress Train, 7.20 A. NJ.
Passenger cars run through the Erie Mail ano
Express Trains without change, both ways, between
NV YORK CoNNEoTIoN.
Leave New York at COOP M arrive at Erie at3'S1 Am
Leave Erie at 1b5 p M, arpVe at New oIk l6 r. M
No change of cars between Eiie and New York.
Elegant seeping Cas- on all Night Trains. -,
information respecting PASSENGER business. apply
At THiRTiE1B and MARX Ef ST. eets, Philadelphia
And for freight business OF the Gompang's Agents.
&. b. Kingston JT., corner THIRTEksFH snd NIX
KET Streets PhiladelphIa; j. W. Reynolds, Erie; WI
lam Brown. Agent, q. X. ~ BalumoTe. a., . =, -,
III. n. HOUSI ON, General FreR mt Agent Phnaneipnia
H. W. GWINNER, General Ticket gent PhilaoelPhh
JOR. d. POTTS General Man6geT. Wtliamspon
ALF RED L. TYLER. General superintendent
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"a PRETTY Dish TO SET BEFORE KNa.n-Dur-
ing the festivities OF Christmas large cake of
very rich appearance was sent by some unknown
person as a present to General de Manteuflel,
Prussian governor of Schleswig. The gift was
received with great pleasure by the governors
family, and one evening 1t was placed on the
table with no little ceremony. But on cutting II,
the tempting inside was found TO be mere a
she'll, containing numerous copies OF Journals
prohibited in Schleswg by order OF the general.
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VIZ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET Street upper Ferry.

w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-
w From foot OF MARKET Street Upper FerIy).
Daily, except SUNDAYS
Commencing WEDNESDAY,, November 10. 1850.
For Brdgeton, Salem, and al sta ions West Jersey
and Salem Railroads, at A, Nj and $3.50 p. NJ.
For hilyile and al intermediate Stations, at A. M
and3l. III. .
For ape ay and intermediate stations at A. n. 10
MilVDle Getting with Fre ht Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May, due 345 p. M, end II. M,
through Passenger Que p. M.
For GassDOr0 and intermedai o stations, at A. M,
FOR woodbury., Gloucester etc, at 0 A Nj, 3, $50
Freight tram will leave Philadelphia from sandfOrdt
wharf, al 10 A. NJ :, and Camden at u D..
j VAN REHSSELs Err superintendent
THE WEsT JERSEY EXPRLSc CO1PakY
win attend all the usual branches of express business
receive deliver ana forward through other responsible
Express Companies; 10 all parts oi the country, any
article lntrusted to them.
Special Messenger accompanies each through train
Once No. Walnut street 9l6 Sm
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
n al the Stations on the CA MDEN and A AMBOY and
CONNECTING R p m RslFeads increased despatch;
TRAN SPORt ALTON COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT street Wharf at S
O'Clock Z. M daily Sundays excepted).
Freight must be delivered before AZ p NJ, to be for
warded the same day. Returning the above lines win
leave New York at IL noon, and and 2. NJ.
freight for trenton, Princeton Kingston New Bruua-
wick and and all points on the Camden and Amboy Rail
ton; the New Jersey. the Freehold and Jamesburg an
the burlington and Mount Holly Railroads, received and
The BelyldeIe De aware Railroad connects at Phil
psburg with the LehRh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachu unk with all points Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad forwarding to Syracuse Bufalo
and her points in Western New York.
The New Jerey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
the New jersey Centra Rsnroad, and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
snp mer orandum, specifying the marks and num-
bers smppers and consgnees must In every instance
be with load of goods or receipt will be
given Increased facilities have been made for the
transportation OF Live Stock. Drovers are invited 70
try the When stock furnished In quantities OF
two carloads mOre II will be delivered at the foot
OF FOTtieth street the Drove Yard or at Pier No
orth river as the shippers may designate at the time
of shipment For terms, other information, appy to
WALTZ FREEMAN. Freight Agent,
III No. 226 5. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
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trains dai y Except Sunday.
The Pennsy vania Railroad Company wfll not assume
any risk ior Baggage except for Wearing Apparel ana
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars in
value al Baggage exceeding that amount In valus
contract - r
THOMAS a. PARKB Ticket Agent at the Depot
An EmigIant Train runs daily (except Sunday, Ror
full Information fare and apply te
FRANCIS FUNK No. lST Dock Street
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Depot THIRD Street. above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLFSTOWE MAUOH
SHHSK, EAsToH, WiLLIAMsPoRT, and Wilkes
AT 30 A. N. (Express), for Bethlehem Allentown
barre.
Al $50 P M CExpressl, fol Bethlehem, Easton, etc..
reaching Enston at 645 z. M. '
At 5b p. NJ. tor Bethlehem, Allentown Mauoh
Chunk, Danville and Willlamsport
For poylestoyn at e'S6 A M, 230 and AIS p. NJ.
For Fort Washington at 10 A M. and Ii r. M.
For Lansdale at 6l5 p. M. ....
White cars of the Second and Third Streets Line CITY
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
6l5P NJ.
Leave boy estown at 80 A; NJ, ais and 5 sOPM
Leave Fort Washington al 1915 A. M, and 2lSPM.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at q A. M.
Philadelphia foI Doylestown at p M.
DOylestown for Phi adepbia at 20 A. M.
bethlehem Tor Philadelphia at p. NJ.
through Tickets must be procured at the ticket Offices
THIRD Street or BERKS street
s6 ELLIS CLARK, Agent .
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-09
For Sale or Rent.
Plantation, for Rent.

A rlan,a,ion on Red kiver. known as
n the Duke Rend ftantation. containing
1857 acres-700 acres under cultivation
at liberal terms. Enquire at Shreveport,
La. of + & Il JACOBS.
Jan . 1856