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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04
Arrest Of the President Of the Mer.
F~ars chants Bank.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Leonard Huyck,
President Of the Merchants National
Bank, which failed, was arrested to-day on
the affidavit of Freeman Clarke, Esq,
Comptroller Of the Treasury, for misap-
plying 100000 of Government funds,
Another of the specific charges against
Mr.. Huyck Is, that on or about the 9th Of
January last he, without authority, en-
sdorssd as good check Of Re- w. Latham
for s3I 900 on the Merchants National
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Barn.. o1 witch checF said Istham 80
ceiyed that amount Of money and that ne
tIfuyck) knew at the time said Latham
| had no funds on deposit IN the bank, nor
any claim upon 1t. Justice Walter re-
quires s200,0 bail. ars s. stg gszf (
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Later from EurOpe-ArrivaI of the
Steamships Herman and Marathon.

New YORK, June 3.-The steamship her
man, from Southampton 23d, and Marathon,
from Queenstown ed, Uia Queenstown (0
23d, have arrived. The following is sum-
mary of the news:
A Paris telegram to the London Post
states that it has been definitely arranged
that the Conference will take place between
France, England, and Russia on one side,
and Austria, Prussia, and Italy on the
other side. The Congress will meet in Paris,
with Drouyn De L'IIuys as President.
The London Herald says the Conference
can do nothing, and war is certain unless
the combatants become exhausted under
the burden of their preparations.
The official journal at Dresden an
nounced that the Congress was to meet
on the 25th May, but Austria evinced a
dissemination to participate. If she per-
sisted she would be represented pro tenn
pore by England and Russia. There was
no relaxation of military preparations.
The universal feeling was that pacific
solution was hopeless. ...
Prussia DEGREES that in the event Of war
the enemy's merchant ships will not be
liable to capture Oh the high seas, provided
similar rule was adopted by the enemy.
The Austrian commander had notified
the Venetians that attempts to enlist in the
Italian corps or any encouragement of de-
sertion will be dealt with by martial law.
1t is asserted that Austria refused to dis
cuss any proposition for the cession OF
Venetia. The formation Of volunteer regi-
ments commenced on the 2lst instant. A
Vienna dispatch says that the treaty be-
tween Prussia and Italy is offensive and
defensive, and continues until the end OF
the present year. The Prussian corps are
concentrated at Weltzken, Erfurt, Hesse,
and Glatz. To prove that Prussia accepts
the mediation conference, the departure
of the Prince Royal and Prince Frederick
Charles has been postponed. The report
that an Austrian patrol had crossed the
Prussian frontier is denied by the Aus
trian commander.
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Illness OF Thad. Stevens-New Hamp'
shire Senator.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Thad. Stevens is
very ill. His friends to-day express seri-
Gus apprehensions of the result.
The State Legislature of New Hampshire
meets on the 9Th instant to choose United
States Senator in the place of Hon. Daniel
Clark. The prominent candidates are Mr..
Clark. Hon. E. II. Rollins, and General
Gilman Marston. tee7r.g
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British Account Of the Battle nj Rtdg-
way-The United states Government
Ceusured.

TORONTO, June 2.-The British version
of the fight at Ridgway is, that the attack
was made by the British, who drove the
Fenians before them. A number was
killed on each side. The volunteers were
expected to hold their own for reinforce
ments to reach them, which were momen-
tarily expected.
American neutrality is severely cen
surcd, and people declare that the Govern
ment is in collision with the Fenians.
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WEST POINT, June 1.-THE funeral cere-
monies of General Scott were most i'm
pressiye. There were present distinguished
persons from all sections OF the country
The state and municipal governments
were also represented, Respect was paid
10 the memory Of the deeessed in nearly
III the eastern cities. ~
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Fenian Bonds nj q Diseount-Fenfans
Off for the War.

AsH1NGToS, June AT the Fenian
headquarters in this city the sale of the
bonds of the Irish Republic has closed for
the want of patronage. A company of Fe-
mans has left the city for the scene of war,
and others are preparing to follow.
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rznw0 OIL 49, -,
nHfLLIPS u WHlaHxs y
Con1fISsf0N AxD IND tG1h1Im,
or eAaY.. rryrsrx 1LIvsssx ARD 9Wslysxs
4 V- 1911 p t7uBers.3N 9Tssf @s9Ssfss
TIA subses1bsss bAvs sssosists1 IT. ~ In
4 de .sSss sssss!y sssa:sS g i Ssssh "a
rT n ossins ssss,r ssry,s ,ssy ,,sss
DT. John Dove and Albert u smsE n Hotsos
s R...s, + C g a.aTcoa T. o.
cisSaia, and 0sr,hf!sA' % klSss%sQ9iI rs;
LIN saaSSA, Wiiiiara ri. Redw wood, Of BAlnm9S -
In cisirfra share Of the pstr2nsgs 81 tne co ~
maniy hey promise al ,hasssss spDSasnso c
prices and make prompt i JANIS T. iHILLrps.
!. nv as-sm JOHN r. WRIGHT -
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FINANCIAL AND ;csSoMMERcrAL.
RICHMOND, June 2, 1866,

There is no change to-day in money mat
tiers or trade. The Tobacco Exchange
transactions showed tobacco to be firm,
with no change in prices. The gold mar
ket maintained it's usual relation to'that
of New York, the quotations Of which we
rive below ..r s .4er.s
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Stephens Protests Against the Inva.
sion Of Canada.

PHrLaDELpHIA, June 2.---Stephens has
issued manifesto here. protesting against
the movement of Sweeney on the ground
that it is not desirable to commit any breach
of neutrality by which the country might
he COMPROMISED.
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A Battle between the Fenians and
Canadians-Enslish Troops occupy
Fort Erie-British Regulars ON
hand-UncIe Sam watches the River
General Sweeney-GOyernOr Fen.
son IN fasua N Proclamation.

ton 10 issue Proclamation.
TORONTO, June 2-10.30 A. M.-This
morning force of volunteers attacked the
Fenians encamped near Ridgway. The
fighting became general. A number were
killed. The result is yet unknown.
BUFFALO, June 2-11 80 A. M.-The En-
glish troops occupy Fort Erie. 1t is not
known whether the reported fight at Ridg-
way is with the Fenians who landed yester-
day at Fort Erie or another party-proba-
bly, the former. The report is that the
English troops are retiring from Ridgway,
but there are no particulars.
New YORK, June 2.-The intelligence
from the Fcnans is conflicting. 1t is re-
ported that they have abandoned Fort
Erie, and are dispensing. Other reports
say that the Niagara river was filled last
night with small boats conveying reinforce
ments. A Buffalo dispatch says that fifteen
hundred British regulars had arrived at
the Suspension bridge, aiming to capture
the Fenians, who had vacated their encamp-
ment. The United States gunboat Michi-
gan was patrolling the river with orders to
sink any craft attempting to cross. Gene
raj Sweeney was here yesterday, but has
probably left for the scene Of action. Co
vernon Fenton, it is said, will issue pro-
clamation to-day warning the citizens not
to countenance the invaders, and that
twelve regiments of militia will be sent to
the border. Twelve hundred Fenians have
left here for Canada.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, FRIDAY.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, FRIDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, June l.-Cotton feeble
sales 1900 bales at SO. Gold, l4O1a'
Bank sterling, 155. . ..e........
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, SATURDAY.
New ORLEANS, June 2.-Cotton dull +;
sales 200 bales at 1896. Gold, l4Ok.
Bank sterling, 156.
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.
New YORK, June 2.-Cotton quiet; sales
600 bales at 3S@39c. Flour steady for
good common declining; southern un-
changed; sales $50 barrels. Wheat quiet
Corn active for sound unsound declined
2@5c. Beef steady. Mess pork, s3O.621la
Lard firm at 19@2234c. Whisky firm
Sugar and coffee quiet. Naval stores quiet
Turpentine, 92@95o. Gold, 14l1s.
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Gold for England-New York Markets
Saturday. = ss.g

New York, June 2.--The steamers to-
day took ss,sOO,ooo in gold. Cotton is
firmer, but prices unchanged. Gold, .l4o7s.
Sterling dull at s2zf;; three-days' Bills
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Huyck Committed 10 Prison.

WASHINGTON, June Sd. Huyek, Presi-
dent of the Merchants Bank, is charged
with embezzlement. Being unable to
furnish bail, he was committed to prison.
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THE LATEST.

Queenstown, May 23.-The European
crisis is unchanged. The Statement that
all the Powers had assembled to the Con-
ference is premature, but invitations had
been sent out.
Liverpool, May 23.-Cotton--sales of two
days, 10000 bales; prices still declining !;
sales to spectators and exporters, 1000
bales the market closed weak; quotations
nominal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

MUCH ADMIRATION HAS BEEN
NH BESTOWED UPON OUR
MAGNIFICENT EMBR0IDERIEs, f
and we are now opening splendid stock OF me
latest importation, comprising
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA BANDS, elegantly
wrought;
INsERTISGs AND EDGINGs, Of beautiful
patterns;
ALSO, SOME OF TIE
RICHEST GEMS OF LACE GOODS
ever imported.
We ask the particular attention OF the lovers OF
EXQUISITE NEEDLEwORK
to these goods and we are pleased to announce
that they have been purchased under the
MOST FAVORABLE CIRCUMSTANCES,
AUCTION,
Hn FOR
c.su,
And, added to our stock, serve greatly to enhance
s reputation and extend Its almost infinite variety,
rendering II pleasure to visit, II only to inspect,
these rare productions OF
THE CONVERTS OF EUROPE,
at such an establishment IS that Of sssaa>
J. srEENBoCK b CO.,
~, ~r.t.s Nos. lsa and al Main street.
-
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Il EXTINCTION HOTEL. 40. sss 8.
- LExInd4ASSE. vfheIsfAiI,.s ''s

s: ss's sf3 si iSss: 81 Hssss
o Sssi iotiss ssss.PS@ Z - - S:sss'f.
Issa sss END $ai a!sssS e - ~
places, renders Il ono ~ ths -: 49, esssg
and aeii6htful ssna1g yeeosts - - xza1ll "a
Piled With syeTy lsllsast O y1s $500 ).
Buggies, Hacks, OnnteseeS - MesHbos!O
ss S:s.s i. a bee 6 .ss =: - ~
shortest notice Oh ysn1Oaaels 49, = 49,. q
The proprietor sill sl.se e - q 9 ~ ~
honle 10 such a. nay ttSe NJ Ss,ss !. -
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Richmond. Nay 81. 1885.

rest of MI. William B. Allegro In the eOneer4og
Allegro 4 goode, Will continue 70 .ccscs3 10 10
business at the same stand, and rsspse9sIiy eoas9
public generally. go j. bBWIN 0VVDD.
NAV 81 1885, tnitA hgsfis ~ VIgcI gsls52E tt.E
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DISSOLUTTONa.

DISSOLUTToN Or CO-PARTNER--
DsHiP T r, sc,1sr; aer.hip herssDesss s8,ssans
printers under TIC asa ID x XLiEEaRf ) d66Sf, Z
this day dissoiSed BY mutual conssnt. All asets
due by the CO ncern viii be paid BY Jsnss 0oods,
to whom Ill persons indebted o'the seid lrn Will
make payment. 9hs$i.sk W.H;AkknoS5St ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

ISnasd Sh0Uid have 10 40 0cl.lb ysIt'asU
,lnushtcr.hoasc,, around Mhiek should be
sathsred all The; nAnpfsctcrics feg the eca-
sumption Of thc ofal q fAss q Y accumn-
la.es. Near by should be the hotel or
butchers change, the pens for cattle, &c.s
and the sheds and earners for food for
them. This would secure MS healthy and
neatly dressed meat, and II would put an
end 10 the numerous slaughter-pens which
arc dotted over the suburbs, and which
impede the prosperity and Improvement Of
some districts In the highest degree dcsira-
.lc for suburban residences. 1-h
That the investigations set on foot by the
apprehension Of epidemic may lead 70
something Of this sort, We are sure VIII DC
the sincere desire of all who have given 'ne
subject any reflection. '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

Being engaged in other business requiring ~
undivided attention, have withdrnwn from We
and myself thank my friends and the psbiie i1
the patronage extended to the Ists fsms anAl laEe
friends as may desire work In his line.
:. = : w.'B. ALLIgR.
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DICKENYS NEW BOOK. y
IL JOSEPH GRIMALDI. By Charles Dickens
GOLD BRICK. BY Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens. %.
ST. MAKTIN EVE. BY Mrs: Wood: -. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. By Mrs. souihworth. Ss.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY Dickens. u. ,r
MlLETgs. ~ By Bulge ss D. Victor lingo 7sc. +,
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY. e.. ~
KENNETH. BY Bayard Taylor. $90
UNDER THE BAND. ellis a..,.-.
IUTTRELL OF ARRAN By Lever: u.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. BY Mrs. Gaskeh-
si'0. ~ SOLO y A. Il. CHRISTIAN l. CO.,
myIo No. sl4 Main street, opposite spotswood.
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B !; ~
!. &! e.: =: -: |; q; !, &
s sifs'y Z, sss ss..ss. rs 3. ss.31 e
s1xuss 49, s1 II 49,. ....,s., ~ -
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La CD :::.:;i;ssss
UEALTH AND RECREATION. 81
PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS.

FOR N . a accommodation of those who need or de-
sire prre country air, exercise and recreation, at
the least possible cost, on and after the foehfH
OF JUNE, 1855, an
EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad between dE0sHgFa
RICHMOND AND ASHLAND
until further notice on MONDAYS, WEpShs-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS ofsesch week. leaving
Richmond ut P. NJ; and after an hour spent Ia
the beautiful rural village and lawns OF Asnialnd'
returning, to arrive in Richmond atT.as X; ~.
FARE: For the round trip Of thirty three miles,
only ONE DOLLAR for adults, and FIT ~ Y
for children under twelve and over three yes" =
age, and for nurses in charge OF them sssaF
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.

--S~~--~s~.-~-0 .-y.@--->-I-|~~ --~~~~~-->~~-~-
CHECK BOOKS
t--s ON the several banks OF the city !:
FoRIIdN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
BILLS Oh LADING. r4..
LAWYERS BLANKS,
+ at BANK BOOKS - III. asaN s rt.
LEDGERs, JOURNALS,
L DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, 5a'
BILL BOOKS, 10
\ g4,. Ii INVOICE BOOKS, 80 ...s4 ....gr
RECORD BOOKS. at- t@
-f..Is COPYING BOOKS, IN -, ,ssi IS stIsaf
Ea y COPYING PRESSES, . ~.
4 for sale by +WOODHOUSB PARHAM, x
49, Ssl Booksellers and Stationcre,
myso tl Governor street, near Nain.
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UIRGINIA.--At;R Rules held In the
Y Clerks ONCE of the Circuit Court Of The coqnty
of Gloucester at the court house, the hrst Hon.
day in May, lsss, being ths 1th day Of the month,
Shepard a. Northumberland. .Complatnant.
Against Z, - - 40. ~ ~.
we'll seavell and Oh. Martin. .Defendants.
Ir IN CHAHCsRY.J
The object Of this snit Il to recover q the q;
three hundred and twenty seven dollsrs snd
shy six cents With interest thereon from me iss
DAY q January ss duo upon deere a e q ne
the debts due or to become due by the defendsnts,
NJ B. Seswsll and a. II. Martin, 70 the othsf q.
ants, whether in their own hands or IL the hADSs
OF the other defendants. And II appearing q -,
Mary A. his wife, are not residents OF This STATE u
Is ordered that said defendants DC appess wnnI
do what Is necessary to protect their Interests IN
this suit.
10y. ,.-@y J. r. CARY. c. c.
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DOARDING.-Nfiss BIDGOOD. SoufS
ID side Msfn street. seconl door aACvN tsSeh11
can taks . few nofs boARDRs, VII q $780,
iooSih6- limI.a = = 1a4-S I
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WIN. KNABE q co"ni
w MANUFACTURERS OF f2
FIRST PREMUM. GOLD AIDAL. y ~ w
! Grand, ,~sf SQUARE eli
AND UPRIGHT M. .ss
r Ia N O,6 !. ys,trosr :,
These Instruments having bean before The pub.
lie for the past thirty years. have, upon 0eH -.
esIlencs alone, attained On UIpuRcHAsIp 1ns-
sxrsxscs that pronouness then uns4asiied. Thsir
combines great power, Richness. svsstnsss, ana
ans singins quality, ~ we'll - srsak parity Of
lntonstion and harnoniousasss tAsosshoas 9s
entire SCALE Ih'H TOUCH .
is pisns and elastic, and b entirely frss ffos Tie
Stiffness found IN 90 many pianos. which ssssss
the performss to 90 easily tiss. In t&lf@
tusy sannet bs sxssllsd. Thsif action - soa-
structsd With care and ATTENTION 70 svssy ysu
therein that eharsctarixss the anest asshsrfsn.
None bnt ths best SEASONED material 3 49, n nsR
man ufscturs, ana they WIN accept the hard usaGss
OF the concert room With thst d he Dasies 80
an equality ansfsSts4 in thsls nsle&y; N ~
they are eoussraets6 49, -. -.
"aoT ToR a yIAR-BUf 1OR WI1." :.
All our sqsafs ;Pisnps hsys or nsv inpscysA
Grand Scale snA Ne AsraEs Treble:
wAsfRocHs: sH IrsT BALfIxoRI SfRyxf.
spH-an DALTIM0RY.
ICE, ICE, ICE,-rIhsre Il no use IN
So rs Ss} s.s ana
| ginia spring waiae. ms1s On 81 Owh sleS
: :anne s s. .s.i. a. .S Sise yst
Srmsra want every sdfis. Dial thsy Gar nsss ne g
y.Es: , fi e s: ass sss
n 'fiee1si' f fife 81 Ssiad NAs
! u ::: Z: ::s!
EILLTVFFYAT REDudtD
MI pstcSs ~ & DEvLIH hssls sse1.1ly
s,p9 sT:s;ss s2a a. 20 ss .s'3 :
sold Il greatly rsdussA pdsss. !. puvrrEv
81, !. ...-. = Is s =. = az ~:
1I0TICE 10 ITAx.PAYERRr
fx,: aHnSailf Vii slsssa = !Sss -
ok 6 <. e: asl iss9 3. q &; ~
fssss shasvsa % fkssA s1lfsl NJ -
p. i feiis sft gtsriafHso 81 csilsSsk
N6TfcR. = RfCHTUFD ANb ID.
~ s.s sssIsaA1t ~ soA 3 81 81 ~
3 ss'li ss, y: b 's:.s
TINE; sCNalElIxs 40 Or y
Is !! 4 :l!s:!! !:
80 - tel1lSI
1880 - GO; 49,
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ORANGE HOUgN z. Y. $3.50. 800.
Ha} EosSs4SI PiEsSs skl iSsssssssss

Or ssHIJpERioR . d uSssIdsg
nssis ready 1pSn he s;rissi d ssin4. ~ go I
Client time allowed. The propnetQI pls4gSe -
self that its we'll. known frsts Sl1w fop0ueo -
ROARDING.--Mrs. DUvALI, NaiAs
very comfortable unoeeupisi roo1ne fOe SonylGu 4
and can take few more 6Xf SOAtOE11. Tst
70 i1-n Sg 's--7-l =, 10 "a nh
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Is SPECIAL EXCURSION. TRAINS
for SCHOOLS, PICNIC PARTIES, =, m
MENTs, BALLS, &c., can always Do h'isN
most reasonable terms. ), .ur,,,.nasnt
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wy M. SUTTON q co. have removed
wv thssr banking-housa 70 No, Lns I vsn
sinia, whsys they Win continue their hn1msi =
ksfstaforss 81 . 81 It's II + al ssys%arsN
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUrIOM1lse
IN CO. partnership heretofore sxistinG u9Aer -
lrm OF KROHNEk 1 TANNER Y tbs ~ gu.
solved by mutual consent. James -. Eenn1.
late concern, and ell claims against y Will p pAi4
by him. THkDDykh 4 hVhH -,
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The undersigned Will contin1e the 6a,tnes. =
the old stand, on Fifth street, No. 81, betwssn
GRANGE and Broad. ..f-B A., 4
ia Nv JAWS III. TAMMkR.t
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
! il existing between BROADDUS rALIArkRRo
| Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. '1at~t
| The business carried On by the above ,arm Win
| be continued by me-. STAIRS, HAMD-kAILiE0gi
| &c. fabric ted o. short noets6. Az ofdeu ien -
my shop on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
| Hall. win meet with prompt attention. nnv.
up 2s-ts aH @"g u. W. bhOAUDuo.,
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OO-PARTNERSHIP.-The GROCE-
" RY BUSINESS conducted By JOHN BLAIR,
gats q WILLIAM Hsrfso sS shs SG IA.
day united and VIII be s. s.5isd on under the arm
W. yoh have tsten The nav :tors No. i,ris Nsia
| street. between Eleventh and Twelfth aresfs
few doors below the National Exchange Bank, An4
will he pleased 20 furnish our friends And ting PAD
Thankfui 10 our friends for former kindnssses,
lie favor r.H.,,.. JOHN BkAh.8
my 29-1m ALbkkT DLAl1.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-12

INOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AMI
II Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
p"l' FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and Way Places from Walnut Street Wharf, viii leave Al
At 6 A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Accommoda- '~AA'
ATS M, via Camden ana Jersey City Exprcss.. "a
At2P NJ via Camden and Amboy Express .,...... 910
ATT r M, via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
and Emip1 ant LIST class 9ak
At Z; NJ, via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
Atie A NJ and p NJ, i;r Mcnni i;oy fwans NY
vile Pemberton, birmingham, s1d own and al
"a NJ. and p. NJ for Mount Holly only N4" ~
ATT A. NJ and +. NJ. for Freehold,
House, Palmyra, Rvertoh, Progress Deianco Beverly.
Edgewater, Burlington, Florence, Bordentown etc TfS
10 NJ and r NJ lines direct through 20 Trenton
LINES FROM KENSlNGToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
Kensineton and Jersey City Express Lines fare $500
The 40 p NJ Line Will run daily. AL others Sundays
At 7SO and IL A. NJ 3D. $780, 43O s. and e45 p, M ana
II Midnight, for Bristol, Trenton, etc.
At730 and l0l6 A. NJ, 30 and 10 NJ for Schencks
Atl0'l5 A. M 3, B, and II P. NJ for Eddington,
AT 7'30 and 1915 A. NJ 3 I56 and II p. NJ for Corn.
Frankford and at p. NJ. fer HOlmesburg and inter
mediate stations.
AT IOl5A M, s.. and I2P NJ for wssinomtns
BELNlDERE DELAWA RE- RAILROAD,
ana New York State, and the Great Lakes (Sun
days excepted) from Kensington Depot, follows:-
At 30 A NJ for Niagara Fans Buffalo. Dunkirk Canaan
daigua, EmIa Ithaca. Owego, Rochester, Bnghamton,
0swego Syracuse, Great Benz Montrose, Wllkesbarre
Scranton, Btroudsburg, Water Gap, etc.
At 7'30 A. NJ and $3.50 r. NJ for Belydere, Easton LAM
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk
Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
AtJP NJ for Lambertviile and intermediate stations
December l,l666. WILLIAM Ii. GATZMER Agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-12
RAILROAD LINES,
PHIIlL.lA1lDIEElL,PHHII4A, WILMINGTON AND BAL.

IL
TIME TABLE. *rs
leave Depot corner Of BROAD Street and WAsHINGTbT
Express Train At AIS A. N. Cdonday. srOeped,. q.
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester Wlan-
ton, Newark. Ekton Northeast PerryViDe, Hnvro-ds-
bsss, A1SefSeen, S PerIymans, Edgewood, Magnolia.
Way Mail Train at $40 A. NJ (sundays excepted), for
with Delaware kaIoad at Wilmington for CrisdeId and
GHPress Train a g A NJ (sundays oxcopted), s
EKPresS Train q X. tsundays excepted), for Bai
Wilmington, Newark, EhtOn, Northeast ferryyiiis
@ c ere Aseerdeen Perrymans, Edgewood Mag
Night Express atl (daiy) for Baltimore and wash
ngon. COnnectsat wilmington with Delaw are Railroad
line Saturdays eHceped, stopping at
Dover Harrington, seaord Salisbury Princess Lnne ana
connecting Crtsned with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Passengers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortres. Mo,-
roe al Norfolk VIII take the u4b A. n. train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and WI
Leave Philadelphia at 1890 400 g. and ll,SO (dayl p
M The 400 p M train connects with Delaware RsilrosA
LOT Miord and intermediate stations. The r. M. traiR
Leave Wilmington at7l5, and $50 A, NJ, and ESQ
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA. M
Express. IlOP. M, Express S5 r M, Express. so
From Bsitmcre to Havre-de Grace and intermsdlats
ttations at 4IOP. M .|- n
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE. ....
Leave Chester at 449 and 1854 A. NJ, and 338 p NJ
Leave Wilmington at 20 and 40 A. M and AIS P, n
SUNDAY TRAIN
Grace PerTyvle ana Wilmington. Also stops at Elktou
and Newark 10 take sssensers for Philadelphia and leave
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washington,
Through Tickets te all points West South and South
street, nder Continental Hotel Persons purchasing
tickets at this otce can have checked the
4l6 H.F. .KENNEY, superintendent.