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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

DEATH OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE
WYOMING MAssACRE:-A letter to the Balti-
more Sun, dated York Springs, 18th inst,
says,-The death took place yesterday of
Samuel Kennedy, near York Springs, Adams
county, Pa, in the esd year of his age. He
was the last survivor of the Wyoming mas
sacre. His mother brought him away when
five years old, in her flight from that inhu-
man slaughter She, with her son Samuel,
settled in Menallen township, then York,
and now Adams county, where he has re-
sided until his death, surrounded by his
children, grand and great grandchildren, a
respected citizen, without an enemy, be-
loved by all who knew him. His father,
John Kennedy, with his two brothers, Sam
uel and Thomas, settled in Wyoming settle
ment some time before its destruction by
the Indians. Samuel was killed, and his
wife and six children taken prisoners and
never heard of after the massacre, but Johns
wife and three children, the eldest being the
boy Samuel, just deceased, after hiding in a
wheat field, surrounded by Indians, all night,
finally escaped. John was absent at the
time, having gone to Penns valley to assist
in guarding the people there from the In
dians. Two of his wife's brothers were
killed in the massacre. The other Kennedy,
! (Thomas) was q single man at the time, and
was uniniured. The deceased was born the
9th of December, 1878, in Northumberland
county, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

The duke of Choiseul, who murdered his
wife in Paris, many years ago, and was said
to have committed suicide in prison, has
been seen lately in that city. 1t is asserted
that the Government connived at his escape,
and that he has been living in San Francisco
for twenty years past.
DIR. Newland, who killed the seducer OF
his daughter, has been acquitted by the
jury. The verdict meets with approval in
New Bedford, Ind, where the homicide oc'
cured.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has re,
ceived through the United States Consul al
Honduras, Central America, hive OF sting
less bees. The bees form no comb, but de
posit their honey in sack or pouch, In sizs
and shape similar to O. hens eggs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

1866. 1866.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad.
NHIS great line traverscs the Northern and North
Il west counties Of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased and Is operated by the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
Time of Passenger trains at Sunbury,
Leave Eastward.
Erie Mail Train, 1I.45p.m
Erie Express Train, SIS am.
Elmira Mail Train, l035am
Leave Westward.
Erie Mail Train, 450am.
Erie Express Train, 6.45pm.
Elmira Mail Train, 4.45 pm.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Express Trains without change both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie.
New York Connection.
Leave New York at 900 a m, arrive at Erie $50 a.
m. Leave Erie at 4.45 m, arrive at New York
40 Pm.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night Trains.
For information respecting Passenger business
| apply at Cor. Both and Market St., Philadelphia
And for Freight business of the Company Agents,
S. b. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market St.,
Philadelphia
| ]. W. Reynolds, Erie. -- .......r-
William Brown, Agent N. G. r. R., Baltimore.
ii. II. HeUsroS, ..
Genl Freight Agt. Philada.
| II. w. GwisSER,
| Gen'l Ticket Agt., Philada.
| A. l.. TYLER,
| Gen'l Manager, williamsport.
June 2, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
Support Home Industry

Ii AT . Oh Every DeScri p 0 N
FULL ASSORTMENT JUST OPENED by
SAMUEL FAUST,
Two doors west of Benefits Drug Store, Market st.
SUNBURY,P PEN MA.
NALL and examine the large assortment Of the
~ latest New York and Philadelphia styles of
Silk Cashmere, Petto Derby, Wire Brim, Soft Fur,
rabity cannot be excelled Being practical Hat
ter he atters himself that his stock has been select
ed with more care than any ever before brought to
this place.
He also manufactures to order all kinds of soft
Fur Hats, all of which will be sold at Wholesale and
retail, at reasonable rates.
Dyeing dohe at short notice and at the lowest rates.
Sunbury, May IL. 1866.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

WORTH REMEMBERING.-It is said that if
piece of charcoal is laid upon burn, the
pain subsidies immediately. BY leaving the
charcoal on one hour, the burn is healed, as
has been demonstrated on several occasions.
This remedy is cheap and simple, and GER
tainly deserves trial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

so,nefhing New and Novel for
Agent, Psdiers Country Stores, Druggists, and all
seeking an honorable and profitable business Free
by mail for s5 os Wholesale ys per dos Canvsssers
ABB0Tf D0wD MansfaetuIers,
myl9-lm 40 Water st, T.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
FLOUR & FEED STORE.

WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
TINHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
j. that he keeps constantly on hand at his new
WAREHOUSE, near the Shamokin Valley Railroad
Depot, in SUNBURY, Flour by the barrel and sacks
of all kinds of Feed by the ton
The above is all manufactured at his own Mills,
and will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
] M. CADWALLADER.
Sunbury April l. 1896
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

Erie Express North and Harrisburg Accommoda-
tion South run daily, except Sundays. Elmira Ex-
press North daily and South daily, except Sundays.
Fast Line North and Harrisburg Accommodation
North arrive daily, except Sundays Eimira Ex-
press North arrives and Fast Line South leaves daily
Mail North and South daily, except Sundays.
Erie Express South arrives daily, except Mondays.
For further information apply at the Ticket Office
in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
For further information apply at tho Office,
IN. DUBARRY Gen. Supt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09

Trains leaving Kingston at $50 A. M for Scran.
ton connect with Train arriving at New York at 20
Leaving Northumberland a; 500 A. M. and Kings
ton o. SOP. NJ connect with the Train ARRIVING at
New York at 1885 p. M,
Passengers taking Train South from Scranton at
s. so A NJ via Northumberland, reach Harrisburg
~ 80 p. NJ, Baltimore $50 p NJ, Washington TO-.
90 P. NJ via Rupert reach Philadelphia at 90 p, m
H. A. FONDA, supt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-06-09
10 B Rim T I NC

We have connected with our establishment a we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the neatest style, every variety Of
Printing
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ACCIDENTS.
81 rELsoalPH TO rss TRIBUNE.

nj rEI EGA lPH
MR. r. C. SCRANTON RUN OVER AND KILLED
Npw-UAyEN Dec 29.--Ex-MayOr +. &. Scranton or
this CITY President OF the Sew-York and New-Haven
Railroad was run over and instantly killed by the
O'Clock train from this city, at south Norwak this morr-
ing Mr. Scranton had stopped at South NorwaR TO do
AN errand ut store the north side Of the depot BE.
fore he had time 10 the train had started and he
assed around the end OF the depot TO jump On
The train The platform being used for freight vac
very high and in jumping down upon the patformof tno
car he fell and swung under the wheels Two cars passed
over him. mangling his body terribly The engines aud
ears OF the road have been ordered 10 be draped ia
mourning The sad event has cast heavy gloom over
this entire city, where the deceased was greatly es'eene
THE COLLISION AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or A
LOCOMOTIVE Al ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, n T. Dec. 2s-A coilision occurred On
the Niagara Falls division OF tho Central Railroad yeter
day at Knowlesve In Of the breaking OF
switch-bar freight engines one train ran int"
another freight engine standing branch fys non
were injured severely, and the engines ana cars
were badly broken. The engine Limited sIstes ot VIC
Central Road blew up today in this eity Jhe snsee
and fireen had just left the engine, and escaped INJURY
No person was injured
COLLISION ON THE GRxAT WESTERN RAILROAD
LONDON, c. W., Dec. 3.-Ths emigrsnt 1sin on
the Great western Railway bound for Windsor ran INTO
a train ON the sarna branch at Konohs st9son tnls
morning Thres were badly smashed s2a NJ per-
| cons injured. tive ssrioasu
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
TIE PACIFIC COAST.
FAurrpFs IN SAN TEANC1sCO-sHoCK OF AN EAE'"
QUAKE AT ANTIOCH. CALIFORNIA dC'

FAurrpFs IN SAN FrANC1sCo-sHoCK OF An EAI'4"
QUAKE AT ANTIOCH. CALIFORNIA, &C
ny TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
s,x Fr,NcIecO. Dee 99-The steamer Golden Age
sail a to-day with SGc4GiO In treasure sSIVOOo % VIM"
iaf dozen snin failures in This city were annonnci %
Yesterday Including ihrce produce cIniilS'loh hi.N
The most extensive failure Is that ~ Bitlhhs
AGAINST which house attachments amounting "s''''
have been issued. .,., t. ,,,s state
severe earthquake felt at Antioch, IN 'his slas
~, Dcc 90 M uparticlar damage VaS done L"e"c luI.
urr was shaken out of place, and c0lsdeiHDie ahin ~
manifested for some time. al, o.,if
The Pioneer Oh Company Of Oregon, has fed cet'h,
caes of incorporation with the Scciyiay ot nlsc Va
Oregon. Tie capital stock amounts 10 ssD'~n u ~,
posed 70 build mills respectively at saem Oi'gV" 'i''
and P0TtlGud. .. .,.,,s,,,,, =.
Cen Mcdowell has issued special order esabllsllre
military post IN Ycrbf Buena Island San Fiancsco a.
bor aud requiring every person residing ON the lsiu W
obtain n lease from headquarters
THE NEVADA SFNATOiSIiIP
The Virciin Cify Neyada) EpnTriSc ~ Dee ~, mas
lengthy article on the United States oenai0irp O ihs
state The election for Which takes place next on IN
which II says the success Of James ". Nte u TOW ~ ~ ~
-nrrd result ard his election h due 10 the fce on % ue
popular will which Il manifcstug itscf so iIeSisuDV
thr,ucbout the length and breadth 81 the land
Referring 10 The burning ~ DaI's MIL. the same paper
saws: The ruin il conpl.te not fraction ,i The ma
81 nery u saved and nothing but cnbers marx te sv
on ~ famous Dali MIL The entire value 0i the ii
was SO 600: ln.urauCc, 80 go
over four tuus ~ bullion has accumulated r the once
II Wells Fargo & Co. In Virginia city nnd boid bhs
awaiting shpment the state of the ROADS his
the mountains viii permit
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
piSsENGERS SAILED.

pOR BRFST AND HAyRR Dee 9-n steamship - lslrsnt -
Marquis Monhogl late Ms rlsriIot,nag fTacs al ash
inos ard --rv; de MOnihoon AZ ssf'as
william Cksuhc,y Newiork; Cisr, Hasinss 'es'Shi g. saao
r state of Louisiana 20 ne fsh Iso, .a
rid Ms G-srg@ Miss Helen stsaon ser lerf
rsnt Fssoon Rb lnord Fsr wn P!r flsi'rsseh y Ji
Ise r. Hill D. Mohs san frSnsoo ts ose Manuel
Riben Hi,tra jg-s fa7sei NeioI O. Br,sn, Nj. bresn
pars Jaseph Tsur.n J. ksnmal Mrs haufasn san
rT.neo J1les fArs, Mrs iaffene ahi
9ebdn Or Bnkl New YORK Fehce J. fgarts Par,
u lnela N, tsNns Au;oifs Nzre Havana Na1er ftrsch,
New York Aphous- Gc Mrs Roas Gt ahd chh P.s Chsrs'
L. Cheranlef ". o. Curu, S,sloh; Peter hai-se MIS- hnss
q1e Pap.no, Paris ,,,,, n, xv = T
FOR RLIvRRPOOL Dee 40 IN steamship William PenhmW u.
p.vs and Joseph 4 RcLsson stephen Masse "nan n
Austin I. Miss Rose Morton William L.,eT IsonA Ms.1. ~
,ud lsy Blsdou Jes Fsfquhar Richard Phihps samuel u
RauWht Charles keu Eiwin Gooichd, Joseph bes olnes
Po stephen BAsso Bent Bsgo Henri Lambert Antaony Dos
nor Tno Rodgcr obadiah IawTehce Gesdow Jesh larson
william kuus August Hnm Jehn Blake William Iaesnn yspa
and rlt FsssT Ts's Nd oalh ''R' Sanev p' "sV'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
CASUALTIES.
FATALLY BURNED.

FATALLY BURNED.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Wildey
ot the Yew-York Hospital the body OF Annette l.
pout,n aged IA years lately residing AZ No 81 Whc-st
Ahont three since the clothes OF deceased canyhr
fire while working the ktchenrange ana ss whs -
bndy her deafh ON Saturday ngh last
DEATH IN A sTATIoN-HoUsE.
On Saturday afternoon IN unknown man, supposed
70 be German ragplcker found in the street by the
Eleventh Precinct Police grossly intoxicated He was
t,ken IN the Station house and placed In cell About
o'clock on the following evening he found TO be dead
Deceased was apparently about IS years OF age and was
dressed n grey suit and plaid shirt He had dark hair
The Coroner was duly notified.
FATALLY INJURED BY FALL
On Friday evening last Henry SEIZED, aged 10 years.
while PLAYING on the OF the stairs the third
floor OF the dwelling No Bleeckert fell TO the frst
floor and striking upon his head received injuries which
Wildey held an inquest and verdict OF accidental death
rendered
SINGULAR CASE OF SUDDEN DHATH.
The wife of John Reilley on Thursday last died
somewhat suddenly the residence OF her husband No.
10 Baxterst on Friday Reilley went into the barber
sbon No Franklin ST. and desired to be shaved 20 In
pon OF the operation by the barber the latter noticed
That the face OF his customer was OF ali unearthy paor
md he snake TO Reey. No returned, and ol
leaking closer the asonshed barber found that his Gus
toner was dead On Saturday, DIR. Wooster Beach mado
a post mOrtem examination, and found that the cause
of death wis aneursm Of the heart Deceased was ma
tive of Ireland, aged 40 years.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
pASSENGEPS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Dee 2D-Il steamship Aus,r,'inMr ard
Mr Pratt Ms Hels an Mnj0rten. Risse g. li H. no,le,
Capt Mall1 A lsst " A Bel, Mn Ehndye A. Mac on,ld W
o. Willis Fnrilrrg A. Baliwil aud ad, Mr. eouy
H. A. Th,oron ani a Mr. Bccett Lieut. Davies James Patrick, A.
Ward Ellison Mrs Bow. 1hs W Brown, A Hutchinson H.
r. Fargo W. H. wig n T. Lewis O. W JohrsoH Don Pedro Jose
Csiio and tbne etllren A. Peters The iol G. drnon W T.
Brock r. T. Martin A. Williams, A. NJ Brewer M Bunentla,
W. Brigham Janrs H. oIs;cr. b. sherman, C. Bnton aig ad
infant Mr. Bgeoomh aud ay Z. D. uhbar d. Farr Gea hs
sells servants Mn noitons maid g. DYKES. NJ NhteS
PROM GALVESTON Dec. 5)IE steamship NilnngionJames O.
Booth Beucrr - Laura Benhy Paul Bucrv MI anl Mn
Mayfe Ella LIME Ids and Sc ard hamilton Ma bold
FROM NRWORLI ASS Dee JD-Iu steamship Huntsvile-b n
Mr. BrAley n. Elrsen.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

Maria Flanders Joho MARTA chlirep 'r Marion
l. C. and servant Joseph Rolge, William 10 sers, Pt l.
WnFht and family. ani Oiaers In the siecrage
FOR NRWORl EiNS-n steamship PnT ShreyPcr Henry aF
anl children. LanLre Daniel -mih B. Dolnr L Ars 'toe
Cls aud Samuel Gln and daughter Henry Mum aa 'L A. "a -
Mlnu r. r. Thompson Cad Store Joan Lammo,, L. Delaney NJ Heb
son. =. Hamilton Joan COancL ,-,
FOR sAyANNAn steamship San Jhdn'o. Dee 20 - Guthrie
T. {, seaurv, T. i Gilbert. H. lo3Ausoa b Carr W tsff h'
Clsiletor hnm Iors04 r. " Masters NJ Roberts T. y fr hn
G. W. Wimo Isaac WILLIAMSON. Nilam Harris yss AHorr,
W. e. Coli j. Mcllsov Henry Lnls Rev J. H. fcaS-
Mclean VIII daughter ilr and w ks0l, j. T. Peterson
Master Williams. Miss CrarT. A. r. Thompson j. D. Carter Nihn
Shnors j. Henry Uuler James Connolly B5gOert, AM
tie seruge.
FOR HAVASA. lee 2nstearshn Mrmack-'spt Henry Treat
H. Prpst Albeit Wagner A. Nartl 5s. lutrhus Miss W. g.
Rrer Ar ard Mrs lGtchngs Madam, W. " Wendal Gasaaf
lLaua jaime T0ucA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
NIORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
'EW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Ises. WINTER ADVANCEMENT NG5
COMMENCING DEC. 10, 1860.

Passenger station HssYo TseFyefth,, ard foafh
EItranee On Twenty ssrertlrsi
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New haven, 200 400 tErl l IN i&h 'LLl j" 'hih
For Bhds.por zoo 800 Er) n3o lAlS GI), ace Erl
J Is. 20 and & % tEIl
For Parssh Southport sHl Wes'PoH' -" IL~ & "Ah ~"P
Por Yorra 100 400 CEI 900 NO. l2l' GI) 81" tsIl
Ta,r D,rS@n : % 500 III ~ ~ AS 40, S1p
tor Greer Eteh 100 800 n 30 2l3 a$, ~ asJ 10 n
For Ssmssrd ZOO 400 srl so5 ioA m nls on. ans 800
pat Pon Chester and Iierselis .1ol. oO 200 iio0 ans,
on TSasdsJ. III. as Tram VII leave T~sIy..'.nih't At
n.0rn co,,,. r,xc 1,p ,,cs
For Bo.,on via Springfield 800 ". tEN Ah tbf) 1oN m
Por Boston via Shore Lane, l2s Csi.l, a'o p ~ - m ma
For Hartford Springfield 900 tEG lAl9, 1W ihhh ~"
r. nr-t soa. 8. NJ, i91in n IN Mon.
tr,al 30 .. N. 10 Northampton - -, -. - "a "a
pm $500. .u5 s..,,.,o, R,tl,e,d Al $50 4 m,
20, Cana Rsiro,d iils p IN. to Sorhsmp'oH
For Hous.tonie RAirosd, bto a a., aol y n
Por Esncstnck Railroad, 100 a. n, 40 p n
10, Dausugy and NorwAt Railroad 100, a0s m A~r IA
'oH'"n"i' '''''-' wv JAMES h. Horr SUIT
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ARMY G1ZEI'TE.

BY ,r1ECRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
MUSTERED OUT.
December n; breye Col j. brhny
REGIMENT Veteran Reserve Corps December o Major James
VII sknev 2ih Regiment Reserve Corps December b.
B,et v schenck and G. Irving Wisou' Assistant sur
seons L. y Amy, 10 take effect January J.
ORDERED.
Breve, Major Seey Assistant QuArerma.'er to dn'r Win AZ
Frcemens Bureau, 10 North Caoi1s
APPOINTED.
Mr. Pdmund Rice Colonel lah Machu'en Volunteers, fis
Lieutenant 10Th 4. y Infantry
MISCELLANEOUS. .
q ,rer IN, Of ant Hear W. smith eet Lieutenant Coonel
A.an, usrai 10 date suspended nnh further orders
and is ordered to join his proper station
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
NAVY G1ZETTE.

Er rELEes,rH TO TRIBUNE
DETACHED.
Dec Engineer Oscar LeHb Sn steamer Mss
vasla and ordered o steamer Huron.
ORDERED
Dee Paynaster John H. stevenson 70 ssner
Pavnse Jan IL Second Assistant Engineer JohH Love 10 sAer
MadAwaskA
RESIGNED.
Dec -Pset assistant Pay master EdNard shs"n SefonaAs
ant EngnoeT Owen Jones -
PLACED SICK LEAVE
De-. gl-PaFnA,lsr George A. SAuysr
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

PROMOTED George b. Kars Of the Eight
eenh Precinct who recently shot and mortay wounded
burglar named Patrick Farrell, while the latter was at
tempting to break into grocery on the corner Of I'd
ave and Twenty first -st, has beIh made rounds 0y
the Board OF Police and transsrrsa 10 the
Eighth Precinct
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

CAR CoLLrsIoN-0n Saturday evening one OF the
cars of the Third line run into at the inter
section OF the Third and Fourhaves, by one OF the
freight cars Of the NewHayen Railroad Tho passenger
car was badly shattered but fortunately none OF the IN
mates were sciiousy injured similar accident causing
the death Of boy occurred at this place about one year
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

AMERICAN TRACT SocIETY.-h Is stated that
10000 has been subscribed for the above society Oh con
ditou that $4,000 be obtained by January l. 1851 The
socistv therefore need immediately 10000 gentle
man In Philadelphia offers 10 be one Of ten to give this
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ferinrts ano hleetinss.

NOTICE.-The Annual Election of Twenty
~ O Managers lPsaon ior IN. Bind will hs
bsd Nuis's and Thirty fourth at, oG MON
DAY The J Inst At q O'Clock polls 10 remain osn one hol
Eeg.York, Dee. n l9bs. r. BAILEY hlEkS secf.sry'
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YoRK-Ih- s.t term all opcH On THURSDAY, jar Pcf
fng the classes viii present Themselves IN We
Councl Rgom Tor etanaton THURSDAY, Jsn y ~ 10
~ ISAAC FERRIS, Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
l)ort- i1)arocn's Notire.

sr.rE Eyw.YoRK. I
PopTW OvyCu. No 2j william st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the passed April a. 1887 entitled An Act to
Reoapis the aren. O the Port Of Neviok 10 all persons
interested having charge u the uheci matter Of such hquy
.smaon or survey , the follow ing under e1anne
ton by the Port she ,sd examination, S
he completed within succeeding hi notice, on eosd .si
vessels .xa
steamship 70 ~
Steamship
Steamship Nirgo
steamship Palmyra. Jersey wy
T MINTHORNE TOMPKINs, President
I Ara.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
Billiard Gablss.
nlarble alantels.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter ar
rangsmeuis Hor lfCdLeares James shp hes iOrs a.
m Greenport And stations II NJ fof sTos
and var stations; EyerlsAd iTAini io
syOsast .ad way stations, m P'rnngde and say asn' s
on Sarrday or North ip On and after January bI
the D m viii only 10 faphank except saiurl~ys
when Il R!veTbsad The train vii only to FAr'
ingtAie
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PAsY-COmmeheing Monday December - ne Lave
bAHehes at el5 80 m, n Haisii'oHn Aoeo1sSAon
leaves At $3.50 SnrnstoSn Accommodating eAes at I'D NJ
Morsoxr Rrpes IN sdian 10 above l2 trains day
nm 10 Newark i've South and three 10 Snnmi A. T.
BERTHOUD General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
NINIArVpE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun s..7:2l San Sets.....4;2 Moon Rises .....id
SANDY Cows leland .s;l8 Hell
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
OTYcx AREI CLOTHING AND EqcIrAGE,
No % BKoaDwAY NEw-YORK, Dec 10 1916 J
WILL ISe SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION a

NV ILIl TN NVID dI I IDIlIN ANNI I'I.N NJ
w The De,tofA Clothing ald Equpsse, Of Ight ard
Nahugton EeWYok City THURSDAY the 81 o January
fe67 commencing II O'Clock, o0 10 40co ARMY BLANA'
ITS
samples above be s Depot and further iniorHa
ton obtained J.lis Office
before SoO taken from the Depot which be within three
sale orfture Of puTchsse and 10 Y cent
d Breret rgidicr Gen. d. " VINTON,
! Assistant QuarermasferOen 4. $ a.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.Trains leave
.nd 9 o. IA for BALTsoRE md wAsHssTOs s and Ga o.,
~. and IL uidnlgkt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
lISTH AUCTION SALE.
ANl 5000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
a TuIfRsDAV 1851

HOl 2nO0 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
, on THURSDAY JAN. D. 1851,
NEw. .YORR Dec q 1866
THE DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY viii sell hy MBSSRS JOHN H. DRAPER Co, Auc.
f0nsrs tempsnys No % Exchange Of
SyiRaa st. YORK THURSDAY Jan proEio, IL O'Clock
----
10000 TUNS
sf PRRSH MINED COAL. FROM TIE LACKAwANNA REGIONS
s the sia their DEPOT. ELZABBTHPORT
EEW JERsBY d5ing mouth Of Jsnuary, 1857.
TERMS CENTS PER TN, payable current finds the
DAY balance within days theree At The one. Of
ths Company. JOHN BhlSBlh, Fre'lG.ht
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

Ps.sras.r station IN HesYob Tveyssvefh ard fo1
ave EliEancs 7 ssuty -ssreutIsi
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

MASONIC FAIR.
wi NOTICE The Fair for Hall and Asylum Fund o Ingsnt
Masou Widows and Orphans y BE- closed January aud and
TeopBed THURSDAY NEXT al place. the Pesoy'
tsIiah ChuTch corner Crosby and Grandsts
GREAT MASONIC FAIR.
" H. aid u the
HALL ASD ASYLUM FUSD,
Il now oper,
Au. Pr,,byteran Church Of Grand snd crsbFstS
The display Of .ols will unusually attractive and presents sdsn-
iage, for those wishing 70 purchase for the Holidays
Tie proceeds Fair be appropriated TO the erection Of en-
Aun NioSs and orphans the sged aud INDECENT and
strongly mpathe, the cha,sb disposed The Com
,ss Wheeler Wilson sewing Machine sold BY
J. T. Broadway and Twenty secondst, which contributed
Ebsra proceeds Pair and peculiar advantages to
ledscA
Ahnisson H Season tickets ~.
GRAND GALA WEEK
~ at OArMANs ffPTliAVE SKATING hNk,
FNy.ninih.d And Sittl-ays-
A GLORIOUS TINE ANTICIPATED.
HAND OF MUSIC AFTERNOON AND bSENlSO.
speuid Illumination With Gasgh nAkng the knk The most
uh this county skating Every skater should
Ticket. Of Admission. ~ ets O. oAIMAS Proprietor
VALENTINE N0USDEN,
TIIE GREAT POLYNATiONAJ MIMIC,
rms AND EVERY EVENING,
lis UNITY or NATIONS
Cln'oh Hal Aston place, Broadway commencing NsoeocA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

E'KIE KAILN AT Il rdIHS ItuFt DtpUI IUUV
II ofChsnuers st. Psyona Ferry; . .
s m Day Rpr,ss Rochester Dusso Salamanca DsnEE and
Al points Wet and south
s;45A n Way Train, daily 10 otsyile.
10 a H- Express Slal, Buffalo, Salamanca AID West
lp m WAy. for Port Jery Sesburgh. WaTsick
p m Night Express, Bafalo, Salamanca, an Dunkrk
$50 Might RlpreS, daily for buffalo SALAMANCA Dunkk and
all points West AHl South
30 D. IA Emgrant Train. daily for TIE West -
rs IN direct come tion Sou and Western
HI GIL RIDD n. CeH' SupL