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Notice.

EyANaviLLE, Sept 70, 1866
The office Of the Superintendent Of
Public Schools, cover tho Post OlIieel,
will be open from to . o'clock, a, NJ,
each day, except Saturday, Persons
having business with the Superintons
dent, are requested 10 call at the time
and place above named.
CnAs, III, HuTTfRfIELD,
DIV Superintendent.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

.GHAab Amy OF THE ilFpuHLte,@
Tie members are hereby notified 70
meet NJ theH ball promptly, this
evening NJ "a O'clock Important
business will be brought up, and a
full attendance Is desired
ily order Of the + q,
j kAfaenga, Post Adit
Oct, 3, 1860. H.
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Rsss7 Mrs. J. Hastings has com.
meneed receiving her Fall Millinery
Goods, which ahe promises 10 sell
cheaper than any other house Of the
kind IN the city Mrs, J. HASTINGS,
No, 90 Main Street,
eopt6dim. (up staira.)
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haS-1'he friends Of Newton Mclean
will 6nd BIN ~ 1896 Main Street, al
Frank Hekef's new store, 0e5d8t
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Liabilities


!, George W itathb0ue, President ~ the
Evansville national BANK, a. soismnlg
swear That the above statement II true, -
the best ~ 10Y knowledge ana bailaL
u, w, HATHHONE, President,
sworn le aud subscribed before me, this
lsL day Of uGlpbef. igga, LI4a
oeg sat II. EBEHWtaB, A.. a.
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- CoL0ATlela Ah0MATiN hoAF-A
Mas. WinaLow.

an experienced Nurse and fetaeis PhEsis
elan. presents 10 the altsatioa Of mothers
Haf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag There Is 40 invention ~ modern
days which gives such universal salts aes
ton ~ tbs ladies 10 Madane Fos's Corset
slsir supporter, The demeha fof u daily
Increases, n may ba had Everywhere,
pg BACHELORS HAfn YEz The
best ~ Tie world harmless, reliable, To-
Simultaneous, The only perfect Dye No
disappointment an ftdifuieas naisl tue
~ ualufs. bla0k ~ bf9WUs geHnina "a
siEHhd WfEEtAa a HAfGHHLBh,
Z a lsa, ilagaa6iatine "a tract 30 MilietlsHfs
Restores, PRESERVES ana baaHtlnes lie
haiFl prevents badness sold W all drug
4lsts, Factory y Barclay street, ~, Y,
taafz2 diy ~
ss+ coL9ATE's AROMATIC soAF,-A
superior 10list soap, prepared ff6ai refined
Vegetable oils ia combination with 0lgF
asflne, and especially designed fef iIis Use
~ Ladies aHd f9f tbe Nursery, us perfume
Is exquisite, and Us washing properties un'
fiyaiiad, faf sale ny ali druggists
feb2g dswiy
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Ttm- Ware, stoves, Crates,
H0Lt0w- WAHn, COPPER, hnhKT-fHdh, and
.f5.tful4i.gy IAgAh WLak, 80 .l ~
No, W Main Street, above becond,
W. Ft iit Evansville, Ind. +
as job Work promptly executed In the
bsstmaanef, Orders solicited. lsepi sai
Christ. Heddefich. Jas. W. f.atief.
KK - - 1GEa a LAu o. &C..
- ueaiafH Ia uftODEHtfe, PRODUCE,
HOPS, DC, 40, sycamore htFeet, bstwesn
Fourth and rim, Evauhyttie, Ind
All Kinds OF Country Produces taken IN
exchange for Goods, and tbs highest mar.
kal price paid. NJ .fL fa..ff.-.l aff
Ia connection with the store, there is a
large and eommodionh Wagon Yard for
the accommodation Of country dealers.
sepib dly IA
KTOr1GE ~ HEREBY NIvEN. that
~ The undersigned viii apply 10 the
Common Council OF the city 81 Evansville
for per1lisaiop tobuild frame eornsshed,
N feet by lB feet, on the alley end Of the
northwest half of Tot Mo. 1874, Ia the bona.
ton Enlargement " said ely. lu fflI
hepD d2w NORRIS p. JoiiNsoH.
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w. LYON AZ 90.
M. LYON ~ 90.

VWYE HAVE OPENED MAN.
Wv moth Fine Clothing House In Nt.
Louis, and have the LAHuEHT and
FINlfsT STOCK Of CLOTHS and Fancy
Materihl IN the piece ever brought 10 81.
Louis. We also have one OF the beat Cut.
tcrA 10 DO found In New York. our Ready y.
Nude darinenta were gotten up especially
20 our order at the celebrated house III
nevlln Y Co,, hroadwny,, New York, OK
prensly for the ~. Louis City Trade.
We are prepared To got up hne, stylish
business or bfeAa Suits To orfeh III the
most tasteful aud nnobbyp style on the
shortest notice, We ARE niborntfty io-
Gated ht No. 800 North Fourth fFeat. and
VIII remove 70 the beautiful mar a build
ing eorner FINN and owe Streets on the
list November. 0IllsIi7 ffTF
Our Mr., Lyon would be ptcnAed tot,re-
eeive call and the ORDERS OF NH Ills for.
per customers and friends In EvnnsvfIie
Hsnderr?n, and vicinity. r F.'H
Mr.. Caleb Davidson, Third Street be.
tween Main ana Locust, Evansville, has
Kindly consented To take the naaauft.a of
gentiemen who may desire TO favor us
with their orders. Illf -
Amy OF the former customers or Mr.,
Lyon who may send their orders can de-
penn on getting lifat-ciaaa goods and ele-
CANT htA at the lowest prices; aud Ia all
cases whore not perfectly satisfactory aa
be retained.
sc. Louis, Mo-, Sept %. 1860. loc2 d2m
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OWEN Saloon ron LADIES AND
GRNftFNEa Ill Hermann 10 IN 70.
eeipt daily Of fresh oysters, Which are
served up In .lbe best of alyla, at his
Oystet Saloon. which will be open
day add evening for the heoommoda,
ton bf all. Gall AZ No AZ Main
sLfeeh IIAl .lllLAanLA oeL9.d2w.
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.'2 II OIL
sh atHd sB 81
For the Henderson Fair.

KT N The steamer NEwsBoY Will
A1--'-A'z1@ make two trips daily during the
Henderson County Fair. commencing oo-
tober "a - leaving Evansville at ~ and
II o'clock am. each day, returning dfter
the Fair closes IN the evening. good
band OF music win be provided on the nrst
trip down and the last trip up. lsep2s d2w
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Thirteenth Quarterly Report

Oh THE CONDITION or THE first
NATIONAL, IA NIX or EVANSVILLE,
Fiitsr MONDAY or OCTOBER, 1860
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Sixth Quarterly Rep0rt

or THF eoBDiTf0N on TILE Mf.Is.
GMAhIn, hAf1phAL BANK a9t
I MohNfNiN0F TffE Ffitsf h0HDA
OF oGfDnisit. 1905, tl0 iiaf i fHis
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Bows otornrra. --l'he largest as
aortment Of boys Clothing ever
brought TO this city, at ~ Main 50,
Sep2bstf =, N, SMTn n Co.
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FOR SALE.

Qp FOR SALE. amH
a TTwO-sr0uY nRICK HOUSE.
IA containing asven yooufs nnd hifchsn,
situated on sixth street, bstwesn Walnut
aud Chestnut. ...f,
f,-Aleor-
My interest Ia the Paper Store % y. N,
Decker a Go,
And
4 pair u Family Carriage Horses ana %
Ilobtdway Cartridge.
For particulars, apply 20 ..............
lI1 iH 4, NJ. DOCKEH,
iisep ar No 10 south First street.
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aeventh 0narterLY Renort

or THE CO&DfTtON or TnE EVA 81
WILLIE AAIiDHAL HA&k, ON Tiis
MohAtAo OF MoSDAf, OCTOBER
ISL, iseg,
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VI ,3U2,UBI N
Ht.g JAb. II. CUTLER. Cashier.
sworn To and subscribed before me. this
LIST day Of October, 1866
oea dat %. w. NExsfeN, ". Pu
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Total iegaislfBd, notes si40,eJs
National enffanGV,n 1913
speeis,an,a' "ny'na"s 4Ds= 5000 20
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NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Depot THIRD Street, above thompson.
EAsIoN, WlLLIAMsPORT, and wIl.kEsBARRE.
at 7'$o A. M ExpreSs), for Bethlehem, Allentown,
At $50 M tExPressl for Bethlehem EastOn, ETC.. =
At 6.i5 p Nj, for Bethlehem, Allentown Msuch Chunk
For Doylestown at s'35 NJ, 30 and 4'l5 P. N.
For Fort Washington at 10 A. M and II Pm.
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line City
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 625 A. Nj. and 1925 Noon, and 6b
Lave poyestown at G4O A: NJ, 8l5 and 5'aOP.M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Doylesown at 2'30 z. III,
Doy lestown for Philadelphia at 2OA.M.
bethlehem for Philadelphia at 430 r. M.
through Tickets must be procured at the ticket oces'
iO 52i 'A''' u --'-''>O % ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
4Ooc PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
lOOO .RoAD.-1his great line trayerses the North
and Northwest Counties of Pennsyvsna to the City
by the Pennsy lyanla Railroad Company.
srTye o EasfS Mali Train NJ Erie Express
Tram l20 p. M; Emira Mail, 4oP. NJ
Leave westward-Erie Mail, P. M; Erie Express
passenger run through Erie Mail and Express
aId Erie. ,,,,-.,.,..
Leave New York at a. M, arrive at Erie 10 90 A. NJ.
Leave New York at 90 P. NJ arrive at Erie 75 r NJ,
Erie Erie at at go arrive at New New YORK YORK 10 NJ
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
E6 es apply
And for freight business of the Companys Agents. s. B.
Kingston, Jr, Thirteenth and Market streets,
Philadelphia; j. W. Reynolds, Erie; William Brown,
Agent N O. X r. Baltimore.
ii. II, HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phtla.
II. w. GWY NNER, General Ticket Agent Phila.
A. l.. TYLER General Sup, Wilhamsport
WI EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot of MARKET Street (Uppsr Ferry, oommeno-
fng MONDAY, September "a, 1866,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOIL 0wS -
For Brdgeton, salem, Milylle, and all intermedlats
stations, at A NJ. Mail, $50 p. M, Passenger.
For woodbury., A. NJ, $3.50 and r. M.
For Cape May, at $50 z. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 7I5 ana $40 A. NJ, and 45i r NJ ,. .
Bridgeton at 705 A. Nj. and $3.50 p NJ Freight SOt.
Salem at 800 A. M and 305 p NJ Freight, 545 T. NJ.
Mlvie at 655 A. Nj. and sos P. AZ Freight, 10 r. h'
Cape May at II45 A. N, Passenger and FreiG mt. .
Freight win be received at at second Covered Whsn
below Walnut street, ffOm 800 A. NJ until 300 4. Nj.
That win through the same daT
Freight Delivery, NO. 22s 3. DELAWARE Avenue,
| 925 j. VAN RENsSEL AER, Superintendent
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TIE importation Of q wgaws -Notwithstand-
ing the dullness Of almost all sorts of trade we
optinue TO buy freely from our foreign relatives
Among the imports at New York for the last
week, the gewgaws and luXuries loom up with
the usual conspicuousDess, as for instance,
fancy goods, DBL; iewelry, $44, ,752; toys,
$40, liz; cigars, $l0,04l; patent leather, $lS22;
periumery, $685. brandy, S27,5O6; wines,
$780, Sal; champagne, S6l69.
"A married lady OF Detroit sold her rag-bag
on Tuesday for one dollar and afterwards re-
mcmbered that she had deposited the sum OF
$3.50 in it tor safe keeping.
r. B. Rhett, Jr., announces the revival OF
the old Charleston Mercury daily and tri-weekly
on the 10th inst.
Charlotte founded schools and hossitals in
Mexico, and supported them from her own
purse Good girl.
There were eleven divorce cases before the
Supreme Judicial Court, at New Bedford, on
Wednesday.
1T is great satisfaction to know that the
earth weighs 1256, 1876, ,O7O, ,OOO OO0 OOO 900, 900
tons.
The average cost of teaching per scholar in
the different wards OF New York is $l9'67.
1t is stated that Mrs. Mary Clemmer Ames is
writing new novel.
"A Clergyman's daughter in England has
elopei with her groom-brde-groom.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
i NoRRIsJ OWN RAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, November 1, 1866, until fur
wv FOR GERMANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 6, q g. 8, 10, IL, II A. NJ, l. 3<.
3&, 5, 81, 6l0, 7, S,9, 10, II, II 7. M.
ihes % down train and Sx and 5X up trains VIII not
stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia q A. M, 2, 7, and l0x PM.
Leave Germantown 50 A. NJ, ], 6, and 9A p, NJ
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia G, g. 10, IL A. M, az 6H, 10,
Leave Chesnut Hill 7lO minutes, 8, $40, lI.4O AM.
l'z0, sac, $40, 40 $40, and 1910 minutes T. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9'A minutes NJ, and P. n.
Leave Chestnut Hill 20 minutes a. M, lz'4O 54O, and
925 minutes r. M.
FOR CoNsHOHOCKFN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
IeAye Philadelphia O,6 30 IL %, minutes A. M, M,G
az 5H, 81, sos minutes. and H. p. NJ.
Leave NorTstown 40, z, 100 minutes, 8, II A. M lE
Az, ca and s =. M.
The 5Is p. NJ train will stop at Falls, School Lane Wiz
sshckon Mansyun Spring Mills, and Conshohocken only
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. M, ~ and6z 7. N.
Leave HOIrstown A, NJ, b and S3a L. M.
FOR MANAYUEK.
Leave Philadelphia G, 30, II 05 minutes A. M
8, AZ, 5h, 615, 800, and ll1s p. NJ; ,,,< =. M
Leave ManAyunk Clio, la O' VA lA's A M O'o'Ss
S3s NJ az srNvnAys
Teove PHILADELPHIA A. NJ, "a and 8s< PM
IcSVe Manavunk ~ A. M.,5hs and T. M.
". s. WILSON, General Superintendent,
Desot ninth and GREEN suee1
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INOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN Ann
~ Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com

INOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
~ Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and Way Places, from Walnut Street Wharf, will leave az
At A n, via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda-
AtSA M, via Camden ana Jersey City Express.. 90
At2P NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express ....... 8OO
At L: M, via Camden and AmDoy Accommodation
and Emig1ant LIST class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aa6
At Z; NJ. via Camden and AmbOy Accommodated
At 10 A. NJ, and p. NJ, for Mount ciy RsnS ISO
vine Pemberton, birmingham, and VincentoWn and Al
GA NJ. and 2. Nj for Mount Holly only ~ ~
AT A. d. and p. M. for Freehold,
House, Palmyra, Rverton, Progress, Delanco Beverly
Edgew ater, Burlington, Florence. BOrdentown etc The
10 A. NJ and r. lines direct through to Trenton
LINES FROM KENslNGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
at II A. NJ, 4S0, $40 p. M, and l2 7. M (Ngh), via
kensingon and Jersey City Express Lines, fare 300
The 40 r. NJ Line will run daily. All others Sundays
At 7SG and IL A. NJ 3d. $3.50, 80 g. and Gas p. M and
II Midnight, for Bristol, Trenton, etc.
Att 30 and l0l6 A. M3,4 30 and IL M for SchenckS
At 10'b A. M 3, 8, and II p. NJ. for Eddlngton.
Al 70 and 10 10 A. 80 and IL r M. for Corn
Frankford and at P. M. for HolmesburG and inter-
mediate stations.
AT 10 10 M 8. and 12P M for wissinominS.
BELVlDERE DELAWARE AILhOAD,
For the Delaware River Valley Northern Pennsylvania
ana New York State and tie Great Lakes. Daily Sun,
days eXcepted) from KensingtoD Depot, as folows;-
At 10 A M for Niagara FAILS, Buffalo Dunkirk Canaan
daigua ElmIa Ithaca Owege, Rochester, Blnghsmton.
0swego, Syracuse, Great Bend Montrose, Wikesbarre
Scranton, stroudsburg, Water Gap, etc.
AT 7S0 A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ. for BeYidere Easton, Lam
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk
Allentown, Bethlehem. etc
All NJ. for Lsmbertville and intermediate stations
December ,lS66. WILLIAM II. GATZMER Agent.
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DENTISTRY.
TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

aGgxs.. PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
e. 9SgS BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No, II
sessssss NINTH Street, above Market-B. O
hHhKHII' enc thirty years practical experience
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and a variety OF
others supporters Elastic stockings Shoulder Braces
Crutches Suspensories, etc. Ladies apartments
Quoted by a Lady. 52OS
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A Matrimonial squabble Wicked Ballet
Girls.

From the 81. Louis Democrat, Novem6er H.
A rather singular case OF matrimonial in
felicity came before Justice Walther yesterday
A young Englnhman, 10 years OF age, named
Robert Wbitton, was arraigned before the jus
tice on q peace warrant sued out by his wife,
who is about l6 years old. couple OF ballet
girls figured in the proceedings and took lively
About year ago, young whitton was living
in Pittsburg, Pa. At the same time MISS Lucy
Armstrong was leading an unquiet life In Gin
cinnati with her mother. For some cause, not
necessary TO explain, Lucy left her mother and
went TO Pitsburg. She there became ac-
quainted with Whitton, and an intimacy gprang
The young girl was in needy circum stances,
and received assistance from the English boy,
for which she was, OF course, grateful. Last
summer, Lucy and her mother and Whitton
came to this city, and on the 18th of July the
lovers were married by Justice Niermeer, with
out the consent, it Is alleged, OF the mother.
For a time they lived happily. Whttton OBJ
tanned a situation as waiter at the 'Hotel de
Parisn on Fifth street, and Lucy and her mother
were engaged at the Museum. The young wife
became acquainted with the ballet-girls at the
Museum, and by their Influence vas induced to
separate from her husband. A recOnci liaton
was effected but they soon quarrelled again, and
once more parted. For the third time theY
quarre'ed and separated "A short time ago,
Whitton went to Cincinnati, aud made arrange.
ments to remove with his wife to that city, but
on returning he could not ind her. He intro
duced himself TO some of the detectives, and
stated that he was IN search of his sister, who
was supposed to be in a house of ill-fame. He
put up al the Southern Hotel, and obtained credit
by telling the sorrowlul story of his errng
sister. At length he discovered the where.
abouts OF his wife, who had her effects packed
up ready to start tor Cincinnati. Whitton took
an axe and going to his wite's room, threatened
to kill her. For this she had him arrested, but
when the case came before the jury, the young
husband cried like child, and appeared so in
no-u.S, imputing the blame to the two ballet.
girls that the jury acquitted him, and last night
he was arrested and taken TO the calaboose on
a charge of vagrancy. aud II 1t is proved that he
has been sponging at the hotels, he will probably
be sent to the workhouse.
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HNREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL ali the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY and
cUnneS'i3g TIS %. RaiToSds: h INCREASED DESPATCH.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LlNEg
for New York will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at q
O'Clock 7. M daily (Sundays excepted
Freight must be delivered before 4S o'clock to be for
warded the same day.
Returnipg the above lines viii leave New York at Il
noon, and and 6 p. NJ.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Kingston, New Bruns-
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Railroad
also, ON the BeyldeTe, Delaware, and Pennington, the
New Jersey, the freehold and Jamesburg and the Bur-
lDgcn and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for
waIded up 10 =. NJ.
The Bevidere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, forwarding Syracuse, Buffalo
and other points in Western New York.
The New Jersey Railroad connects Elizabeth with the
Kew Jersey Central Rairsad and at Newark with the
Morris nd Essex Railroad.
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers
shippers and consgnees must in every instance be sent
with each load of goods, receipt Will be given.
N. b Increased facilities have been made for the
the route When stock is furnished in quantities of
carloads 1t will be delivered at the Fortleh
street, near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No. l. North
Lver, the shippers may designate at the time Of
Shipment. For TERMS other information, apply TO
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent
No. 226 8. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
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RAILROAD LINES,
PHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
i TlMORE RAILROAD.
ma

OHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
i TlMORE RAILROAD.
Cotomepcinp MONTH"; nE NC1AdsIE; NdABLE; Or ,oss
leave Depot, corner OF BROAD Street and WASHINGTON
Express Train at AIS A. NJ. CMondsys s,o,D,0d,. sor
Baltimore and washington, stopping at Chester Whining
SIscei Aberdeen, Perryman's, Edgewood, Magnolia,
way Mail Train at slD A. NJ. (sundays exceptedN. .for
Baltimore stopping at all regular stations Connecting
with Delaware Rnload at Wilmington for Crsneld and
Express TIsn at ii 45 A. M (sundays exceptOd), fog
Express Train at r NJ (sundsys excepted for Bal
ilmore and washington, stopping at Chester Caymont.
Hayrecde Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman, Edgewood, Mag
Night Express at ii p daily for Baltimore and wash
1gton. Connectsat Wilmington with Delaws Railroad
DovsT Harrington, seS5fd Salisbury Princess Anne, and
Crisned with Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Psssengers by Boat from Bal more for Fortress Mon
roe al d Norfolk win take the l1A A. NJ. train.
s..,Ntldl WlLMiNGT0N dl M on ,iACcoMMoDATIoN TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and WI-
Leave philadelphia at 1880, 400 G. an, ,,ao ,d,u,,
M The 400 p "a. train connects with Denw arc Rairosi
for Milford and intermediate stations Tho r NJ train
(dalyj PM. '"N y ~
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7.25 A. NJ Way mail, 92e A. NJ.
Express. ll0 P. M, Express. 30 P. M, Express. St
,FFo m Baltimore to Havre-dc Grace and intermediate
Itatons at 4t0P M,
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 449 and g. "a A. NJ, and 333 M
Leave Wilmington at 20 and 40 A. M, and AIS r. NJ
SUNDAY TRAIN
Grace PerIyv ana Wilmington. Also stops at Eiktou
and Newark 10 tSGS for Pnadepha and
leave passengers from baltimore or Washington,
west may be procured at Ticket once No S2S Chestnut
street, nder Continental Hotel Persons purchasing
tickets at this Office nave their baggage checked their
residence by GrahAm's Baggage Express: =
! 4I6 R.F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
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PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI.

DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI.
j. LADELPHlA.
INCORPORATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 22l WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition 10 MARINE and IN LAND INSURANCE
this Company nsures from loss or damage by FIRE OF
liberal buidings, merchandise, furniture, ETC.
limited periods, and permanently buildings by
deposit OF premium
The Company Las been IN active operation for more
than SIXTY YEA RS during which all losses have bee
promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
John L. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis Jr,,
M. Is. MahoDy, David Lewis,
John T. Lewis, Benjamin Etting,
Wiam s, Grant, Thomas H. Powers,
Robert w. Leaning, A. r. McHenry,
d. Clark wharton Edmond Castilon,
Samue Wilcox, - 49, Louis q Norris.
JOHN II. WUCHERER. President
SAMUEL WILCOX Secretary. AIS
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LIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIvELY.-THR
u PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
lANY-lneorporated le25-Charter Perpetual NO 5IV
WALNUT Street. opposite Independence Square.
This Company, favOrably known to the community
over forty years continue to insure against or
1mage by ire Public Private Buildings, either
permanently or for limited time. Also on Furniture
Stocks OF Goods and Merchandise generally liberia
terms. -
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund.-
invested in the most careful manner which enc bles
them to offer the insured undoubted security the
case OF loss.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel smith, Jr., John DeveTeux,
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith,
Isaac HazlehuTse, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, j. Gllltngham Fell,
Daniel HaddOck Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WILLIAM g. CRowELL, Secretary, 330s
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n B,-soned or tampbed fixtures refinlshed with
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