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a rendezvous in Lake Ontario.

NEW YORK, April 90 "A special -des-
patch from oswego, N. x, tosthe Time,
says 81 "A Il
One hundred and forty Springfield rifes,
destined fottthe use oftbe Feniaus were
seized last riigbt. 1t has been ascertained
that nine hun dred have been received THo
hurdred guns were distributed among the
Fenians last week.
1t is said the arms were destineu 10 pe
used in the Fenian expedition up the Bay
of, Quinte by mcans' of sailing eratt ana
steam. tugs, havinglfor its olJect the capture
of Picton and Bellevile, and faising OF the
green flag in situation almost impregnaoie
against assaults by land and water.
The. GALORE Islands, in Lake Ontario,
which arc uninhabited, are stated to have
been pitched upon asa place of rendezvous
and base of supplies Expeditions were TO
move simultaneously from, other places on
the frontier These rumors are given Tor
what they are worth. ,,....s,i liz J,
CALAIS, Me, April 23.-Two supposed
Fenians, while crossing the bridge. at St.
Stephens, this afternoon, were turned back
ard refused passage One of them drew a
revolver and fred one shot. but without ell
feet Both were arrested by the guard Mt
the Calais end of the bridge and afterwards
handed over to the civil authorities 4
The affair has created considerable excite
ment on both sides OF the river. b, f,..-,J
EAsrpoRr Me, April 23.--5The United
States gun-boat DE Soto, Admiral Boggs,
has arrived here. An is quiet along the
lines. All the Western reporters have left
on the boat for their homes. : s.,,,t-
SEIZURE OF FENIAN MUsKETs. rs .
OsvRGo NY .April 23--Tbree cases of
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To- TnE STEAM FERRY.--Next to

2 ~ ThE STEAM FERRys--Next to a
bridge Steam Ferry is, no doubt, the best
and most desirable means of crossing the
river, and facilitating trade and travel As
our citizens did not feel themselves able, as
yet, to incur the heavy expense of bridge,
they expected to reap the benefit of Steam
Ferry, for the use of which, Mr.. Ira T. Cle-
ment had just completed his new steamer.
But our worthy member, Mr.. c. w. Tharp,
who processes to represent the democracy OF
this county in general, and that of Sayder
iu particular, could not see the propriety OF
facilitating the interests of Sunbury and VI.
cinity as well as the travelling community,
when such action might,take o few shillings
out of the pocket of one of his democratic
constituents of q neighboring county. Per.
8 baps it was natural for Mr.. Tharp to indulge
in these splenetic and contracted views,
when taken Ia connection with the large
Republican vote ofthis borough, cast against
him.
'A What we contended for was, that neither
DR.. Hottenstein or Ira T. Clement had a
right to enjoy exclusive privileges, at the
expense and Inconvenience of large com
muuity, and that an enlightened and liberal
minded member, would take care of the in
terests of the public, and not become the
special advocate ofa few individuals (and
those not belonging to bis dfstricD in oppo-
siton to the interest of the public. But Mr..
Tharp contends that he only supported Dr.
Hottenstein in his rights. Neither DR.. Hot.
tenstein or any one else can claim the privi-
lege of ferrying as right. The Common.
wealth never received shilling from him or
representatives, Tor this privilege, incident his
to the soil. But it Is a mere privilege and
not an exclusive right. If it were otherwise,
the owner OF the ferry could prevent the
erection of bridge against the unanimous
wish of an entire community. Had the
owner of the Ferry at Milton interposed
against the building of the bridge at that
place, Mr.. .Tharps perceptions of right
mighs, perhaps, hage undergone change.
We are no advocate for either Mr. Clc-
ment or Dr. Hottenstein, whose individual
interests should not be suffered to interfere
with the rights oe the public, or the use of
the public highway in whatever manner
may best suit their interests. 1t was perfectly
right to give DR.. Hottenstein the preference,
provided he would agree to afford equal
faciiities to the public, in the use of steam
ierry-boat, or, iI default of which rent it to
some one who will do SO at the rent he now
receives, There would be 20 injustice in
such measure. to any individual, whlo it
would be an act of strict justice to the peo.
pie. gaf.. ..-.. ....
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Official adviees have been received by the
Government, from Commodore Rogers, COM
manding the United States squadron inthe
harJor of Valparaiso, to the effect that he, in
conjunction with the British admiral have
protested against the bombardment ef that
city by the Spanish feet, and that they have
insisted that ample time shall lie given tor
the removal of neutral property, and the wo-
men and children, and that if this demand
should be refused, they should resist the
6ombardmet with force. The comnodore
has the double-turretcd monitor Monaanock
and Ave Other war ships with him, farce
amply sufficient to make him master of the
situation 80, ' NJ 9dI
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w-sus9unuASSx TELrenArH CoMrAsY

U- U-SUsouEuANNA TELEGRAPH CoMrASY
"A stockholder inquired through the
Lewisburg Chronicle what became of the
dividends earned for ten years past The
editor, who is one Of the operators, says
''The Susquhanna Telegraph Company
was sold, leased to or consolidated with the
American Telegraph Company, year or SO
ago. aud the affairs of the concern are
managed entirely by the latter. The line.
we think, certainly pays, but who gets the
dividends We can not tell. We pay over to
the Treasurer thirty or forty dollars per
month, which is clear gain TO that Com
rany. We thiak the IDEAL stockholders are
entitled to ut least share of these earnings.
The suggestion of the above correspondent
is right and properi and an Investigation
might prove satisfactory to interested par
hes AZ any rate j, 'hele IS no game 10 bs
,toaAa' the saaaailisgs would .epst, nnt
,lltI.s sity 8 lsz -ares. s1t ; yt 30 2.
6sgts va tcs 81 t0s,re
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FANCYDRYGO

MISS KATE BLACK
narket street, four doors west of VIM. II. Millers
Boot ana Shoe saofV sUNBURYs Pa. ~1H
ID ESPkCTrULl. inforips her tendsln sunbury
IN and vioihity, that shs has just opsned het =
SPRING AN b SUMMER GOODS.
ofiNo,ions and Fancy Dry aocds,
Her stock 6onsts Of Al. Wool Dsaincs, Chassbras,
Ginghams, Rnbroidofies, Lace Collars, Fans, HATS,
Muslins, DrilIfngs, 1aribaidi Muslins, Bird -Eye
Linens, Linen Lawns Grape and Lace Wells, DO.
Nine. Democrats Hair Curriers', Hair Coils and
Curls, Gloves, Stockings Collars, Cersets. 10.
9ents' Collars, Neckties, half Hose, Handker-
iss, Sssy ,'s .. sPfPss. Ps,ss. p.pM. r,us asss.
Spring SKIRTS
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, flair Brushes, Combs,
Toys, and general variety of NOTIONS.
Il GAUFFERING done handsomely and at short
notice. KATE BLACK.
Sunbury, April 49, 1866.
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S24,O0o,OO0

THE COUNTY SEAT QUESTION The
election to determine whether the County
seat OF Snyder county should be removed
from MiddleburG, its present location, to
Selins'Grove, was determined on the Gath
inst, in favor of the former place The ma
jority in favor Of Mddeburg was 97O. The
Bench and Bar, and the majority of those
who have business relations with the court,
would have preferred Selns- Grove. But
the upper end, and butt end of Snyder coun,
ty, went against our Selins, Grove friends.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

~ The Committee of Ways and Means
will shortly report bill amending the in
ternal revenue laws so as to reduce or abolish
the taxes on many Of the articles upon which
they bear most oppressively. Our Manufac-
turing interests need the relief that such
legislation would afford. a ~. 81. m2,l
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PA,V E M E NT.S

r.,- .P,AVEME ENT,S.
Notice 10 the Citizens of Sunbury.
rJNHE following Report and Resolution, which
Council, on Tuesday, April I'd, 1866, arc hereby
published for the Information and guidance Of oil
concerned: .
a ,. ri-a .t . . ,,ra SUSDuRY, April 3, 1865.
W the undersigned Committee on Sidewalks beg
leave to submit the following :uu H .liFrN :
We reconim end that good substantial ravem ents
of stone brick be laid in the following viz
Broadway, on the eastern side from Elderbcrry
to Cranberry street River street on both sides from
Blackberry to Cranberry Deer street on the west
ern side from E'derberry to Blackberry and from
Blackberry both rides Of street to Cranberry
Fawn street from Elderberry both sides # street
to Canal. Dewberry street on both sides from Broad
way to Eawn. Market street on both sides from
Broadway to Canal. blackberry street on both sides
from Broadway to Fnwn, and Whortlebcrry on both
sides from Broadway 10 Fawn. Cranberry street on
the south side, commencing ut the corner of River
street to Fawn Pokeberry street frm the n. Z. r. K
to Fawn street, on the south side Ederberry street
commencing at Broadway to Fawn street, on the
north side, and also the south side of Elder berry
from Broadway to Deer street
We also recommen end that the cutters in the above
specified streets be paved with stone or brick, and
that regular grade be established for the sidewalks
or pavements in the above Streets and that all pave
meuts be laid in accordance there with, and all pave
ments now laid that are either above or below tho
grade that may be established shall be torn up and
laid to the regular grade.
We also recommend that the laying Of the pave.
ments in the aforesaid streets be comm eccd by tho
first day Of May 1866, and finished by TIE first day
OF August, 1865. a' D..
All OF which IS respectfully submitted
.f....-. BENZ HENDRICKS,
JonS HAAS.
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The Fcnfans ChccISmated.

||-| WASHINGTON, April 22.
!. A telegram from General Meade WAS re-
ccived !y, General Grant at his head quarters,
yesterday, in which he announced that he
had captured vessel loaded with arms. am.
munition and uniforms, intended torthe Fe.
mian army, and stating that but for his
timely movement theyw ould have soon made
formidable demonstration upon New Bruins
wick, but that he las now succeeded in
breaking up the anticipated onslaught.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

W- REcoNsTRuoTION.-We are indebted
to our representative, Hon. GEO. F. MILLER,
for copy of his speech on Reconstruc.
ton" Mr. Millers views. which are wei!
expressed, and similar to those entertained
by the great body of Republicans in Con.
gress. -., ,--,r.. s.....- ..,T.ar
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

ED Europe is in a very unsettled condi.
ton at present. A formidable war between
Austria and Prussia is not improbable
While Russia is spreparing for coming events.
France is looking on. ready at any time to
take any side that policy may dictate. .
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Mexican AAiaiI.s.

Napoleon has finally fixed November / st,
1867, as the day for the departure from Mexi-
co of the last of his troops. Maximlian will
in the meantime try to seize the money adj
vanced by Napoleon by collecting it by force
of arms. .-sa.-.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

ecy" "CHoLERA.-Th cholera en- board, the
ill-fated ship Virginia, now at Quarantine
below New York, is not decreasing Twen-
ty new cases were reported few days since
No cholera on shore has yet been reported.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

EB- CLOSING OF CoNeREss. is the
opinion of various prominent Congressman
that the present session will be closed early
in June. Apart from the question of recon-
. struction, al! the other business can be closed
in few weeks. iqs. rH. ". ..t
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ahH-. I'D
Rss0ired, That the committee on pnremeps
sidewalks, &C. shall have full power and authority to
require and direct the grading curbing. paving and
gutterng, the side and footwalks by the owner or
owners"f lots of ground fronting uny of tho streets
or highways of said Borough. reported by the said
committee, and to cause the same TO be done, and
on failure of the owners thereof to complete
the same within the time specified in the report OF the
said comuiittee, the committee to proceed mmedi-
ately with the work and furnish all the materials and
labor required to warrant them in completing the
paving. &c, in good season, and charge the owner
or owners Of the property, with all the expenses or
costs, with twenty per eeutum advance thereon
and the same committee shall have the entire regu-
aton and jurisdiction that given in the Orlnun.
ccs and By Laws on this subject .
Z. Y BkIGHT, Chief Burgess.
JACOB SHIPNAy, Town Clerk.
Sunbury, April IA, 1885,.
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TRIENNIAL CONVENTION.
To the School Directors Of North mb berland Coun

Gentlemen:--Tn pursuance of the forty third Sec.
ton Of the Act of the 9th of May, 1854 you are here.
by notified to meet in Convention, at the Court House.
in Sunbury, on the first Tuesday in May, A. D. 1866
being the lst day of the month, at hafpast one
o'clock, in the afternoon, and select rira roce by
majority of the whole number of directors present,
one person of Literary and Scientific requirements,
and OF skill and experience in the art of Teaching,
as County Superintendent, for the three succeeding
years; determine the amount of compensation for
the SHINE; and certify the result to the State Super.
intenden, Mt Harrisburg, required by the thirty
ninth and fortieth scctiohs,of said Act.
p S.-The time for holding the Convention was
changed from Monday to Tuesday by Act passed ut
the session Of 1856, \,
JACOB ULP, Co Supt, North d co.
Northumberland, April 81, l866-2t
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INDUCEMENTS

Novel Permanent Arrangement Of Business Col
lege Terms,
From Aprit to October /, 1866,
....s .. and succeeding years
LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS, Including Bookke cpiDg
Business CORES pentence, Forms and Gust oms
Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penman ship
Detecting Counterfeit Money, Commercial Law
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
Scholarships, including the same subjects az above
Time Limited TO Three Months,
'@' ''''- TWENTY DOLLARS.
Peninanship. p. Three Months, q g." 81
Pcnmanship p a,id Arithmetic, Three Months, $40
The saving Of coal and gas in the summer months
is an advantage OF such Importance enables the
management OF this College to make a considerable
reduction in tho summer rates
From October l. 1886. to April l, 1867.
And succeeding years, as before.
Life Scholarships, ..... $25
Scholarships, 3months, ... %
Pen,nanship. months, ~ - 10
Penn ansinp and Arithmetic, months II
Special Terms for Clubs Soldiers, and for the Son
Of Ministers and Teachers. d.. .f
Day aud Evening Instruction for both SsrsS
f HfH.7' ..-H and all Ages,
In Banking Storckeeping, Bookkeeping, Penman.
ship, Pen Drawing, Photography, Arithmetic, Men
suration, Algebra, Geometry, Analytical G Geometry,
The Calculus, Navigation, Surveying, Engineering,
Guaging, Mining, Mechanical Drawing, Commercial
Law, German, Telcgraphing, and the English
Branches, at moderate prices. ...-..s...
Endorsed by the public as tho most successful Bu-
sness College of the country as is evidenced by the
fact. that
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO STUDENTS
have entered in the first six months of its Existence
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

Chicago had three sensations on Tuesday.
a bold thief dashed in the window Of pawn
brokers Office and walked off with package
of 81 ,346 in greenhacks, effeoting hls escape.
A brute smashed .he head of his wife with
an axe, then gashed her with aiknife, and
finished by crushing her skull witt, club
He was arrested. Messrs. Dennison and
Lester had been, speeulating in grain, and
lost heavily. Mr.. Dennlson being short, on
q wheat transaction. drew checks 10 meet
the deficiency, when he discovered that his
partner had anticipated him, drawn cut all
the available funds of the firm. and retited
to parts unknown. Chicago mercantile credit
is getting shaky. iJlabaaY sIobomma0
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slanhood, how Lost. how RESTORED

Manhood, how Lost how stored. .
just pubished,.a "a new edition Of Dr.. CULVER.
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure
without medicine)I Of Spermstorrhoes, or seminal
Wetness, Involuntary Sepiipal losses. mIPtepcy.
Mental and Physical Inespacity, Impedimehts to
Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption Epilepsy, and Fis
induced by sef,inaulgenee or sexual extravaganoe.
k,S Price. in . sealed envelope, only 6eents.
: The celebrated author in this sdihirAbls essay
clearly demonstrates from thin ~ years suceessfu
practice that the alarming oobseq Of self abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerons use
OF internal medicine the application Of the knife
pointing out anode Of cure At oncs simple, cerain,
and effeotuai. BY means Of which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition may be, may cure hlnself
chsaply privately and radical y go go
yoath and every man 10 tbs land -
Sent under seal, ia plan snsslops. 70 any ID.
dssss, 0siPsid o. rsSs,Ps q ss ssa y two p0st
+ srssl5 .,ossa q cHAs.J, o. KLINE D co.,
In Hoys5x. New yotk, nsi' oaS bes ksSs.
: y D' 'a' VI" '''''''I
etsr 6'asL gslaarH
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LADIES' GUM SHOES for $780, at
.. .--r WV. Apsiey's,

TINhe SOleHh l-eg.--Undcr the patronage of
l. the United States Government, Models of this
superior log may be seen at the Agency Of the
Street, Philadelphia ~ IL
Call and see them or send for a circular containing
full information: n:nEe1o 86s hpi, 2s, ae6.-Ima.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
---7-- 7--T------T-----T------- ------Tr------------------
] NEW SPRING GOODS!!

NoW oPEN, '.tiH91
I'M 97sH A FULL STOCK OF NJ.
NJ z w q N'G GOODS.
Consisting of Dress Goods. in grssi varisty
such asy yDelaines, chslliss, 6inghsms, Grapes
iLasns. Brillisnts, DO "a oSa.s ol' 's'IIT ba-,
hh Hoop Skirts. Fine White Goods. T
in variety. oi a. 0s .saa1oh siI - 900 10
Dress Trimmings, Lsess and Embroid cries. Wells
Of all descriptions, Gloves Hosisry, Corssts ZEPHYR
Patent HaT Crimper, Neck-Ties, and Notions oi
all kinds usgsiIy Kept in Fancy Store.
Lockwood's Paper Collars and Ouhs. qiie sRV
llpi : ssii gm h.,-s.uL., AARYL. LAZARUS,
soasS tys a'01 1,,s rs,s !. e wR' Aiss saos css
oiaiq lsd -Ua anif'sa s''ta- Z - ,~a-s S,i9
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-28

E5g PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-An act
was passed at the last session of the Legsla
ture authorizing the Company to increase its
capital ten millions of dollars.
Present amount of capital stock, SEQ, 900 900
Additional amount authorized, - -, ..
section ], 10 0O0 0Oo
Loans may equal this sum, 10000, 900
100000, 900
present capital stock and bonds, $4,000 900
"a....- ..... G.rJ HHHJ t'F .tI-. = ~ = : :.
Proposed increase, -.'2 ' s'- 1900 coo
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Principals Of Departments.

ErihciPaIs OF DcPHrtmenfs.
THOMAS MAY PIERCE, A. NJ.
George Is. Snyder r. s. Barnes
Z. n Farr Jr J. Reynolds,
Henry keim, A. L Rogerson A NJ, c e.
Supported by an able Corps of Assistants.
Call Or send for Catalogue. College Currency,
and Pierce's Practical Educator.
OFFICE--53l North Eighth ST., Philadel'a.
THOMAS NJ. PIERCE.
April IA lSf6-2m
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The Legislature of California on Tie 18th
Of February last passed resolutioEs, almost
unanimously calling on the United States
goyurnment 70 inlegfere and .oyeqlIpw 1y
tsEcs Of ssu.s The sivpire H fsl!sailiia4fh b
Mexico so.fi,1
szs1r- 3, sitts ss'is,N7K 'ssaf0 !
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tfes = ls.-sfspss.,i az. - = a itlIsl.r - ~
- fe"ttss frrfrtt .lt s'aq '-ie- = effcf aA
.1tsI ,gf..aeti ,r7ttf'4t
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY,
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
No, 1915 CHEsN STREET,

OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE:
BUGGY HARNESS, from. om.,..............sz25O TO sl5o
LIGHT BAROUCHE do................... 80 90 to $50
HEAVY do do ............ ....... IS O0 to 500
E&PREsS, BRASS MOUNTED ARNESS 275O to 30
WAGON and sELF-ArJUSTING....... 1870 to 30
BTAGE ANDTEAh do................ 30 90 to 50
LADIES' SADDLE, dO..-............. 1900 to l5O
GENTS do do................. $40 TO
Brides, ountngs, Bits, Resets, Aorse covers,
Brushes, Combs soaps Backing Ladies' and Gents
Travelling and Tourist Bags and eacks, Lunch Baskets
Dress lg and Shirt Cases Trunks and Valses
J96mrp no. 1916 CEESNJJT SIT
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY, PHILADELP LPHIA
y ANB TRENTON, AND BELVIDERE DELLA
"ANA GRAND iH EXC CURsION ARRANGEMENT
TOURISTS AND PLEASURE rIE TRAVEL
NIAGARA FALLS, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS. LAKE GEORGE,
SARATOGA. DI LAWARk WATER
GAP ETC. ETC
These excursion routes arranged for the special
accommodation of tourists and pleasure travellers,
enabling them visit the celebrated watering places OF
the North at much less than resqar Tates OF fare:
Tickets good until November lst 1866 and enhte the
holder 10 STOP over at any point on the rouIe
For ickets ntOrmaton ana circulars descriptive OF
the routes apply the Ticket Cfice OF the Company
NO e28 CHEShUT Street CONTINENTAL Hotel
$50 Pm W. Ii. GAIZMER, Agent
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot of MARKET Street Upper Ferry COM
mencing AONDAY, July IL, 1866 Leave Philadelphia as
For ape May, 9 A, M, Mail; P. M, Accommoda.
ton; p M. Fast Express
For Brdgeton, saem and intermediate points, A.
For OMHivilc, and intermediate points SA NJ. and
Woodbury. Accommodating nsGP.M.
RETUhAlNG;
Leave Cape May at $50 A. NJ, all; A. NJ, Fast Ex
cave BrdgetOh is A. NJ. and 50 P M. Freight
6SOP.M. ,
Leave Mllvlle 655 A. Nj. and 6SS p. NJ. F4eght los
a Freight Will be received at Second Covered Wharf
That received before GO A M will 20 through the
uaE EE,eiobt Deliyerv. No 22s S. DEL AWARE Avenue
]. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
The West Jersey Express Company will attend all
the usual branches OF ExpIess business Special ,les
seDgef accompanies each through tram. Office No.
WALNUT street Philadelphia ~
c-PHIIAADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
lOOO RoAD.-This great me trayeEes the NoILh-
City OF Erie on Lake Erie II has been leased and is
operated by the Pennsy yania Railroad Company
TINE OF FPAssEHtyERTRAlNSA SATPHlLADELpHiA'
Arrive Eastward-Ere Mail Train, a. M; Erie tx
pres leave Westward-Erie Mail, P. M; Erie Express
lrsm cars run through on the Erie Mail and Ex
press trains both ways Phiade pha and erie
Leave Ere at AS P. M, arrive At New York 4lOP. M
eSs Sn ns nse1 SI 5sne apply
| at corner THIRTIE II and MARKET Streets; Phle.
O esh business 81 sS SO%5a% anS Agsa
| PbhadeIphIa; j. W, Reynolds Erie; William Brown,
| Agent N O R r., Baltimore -. M,
! IL W. GWIkNRR General Ticket Agent, PhDa.
Al. TYIlR General supt WnjAmsDOrL
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DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD--
Il hUMh Err AhRAN CEMENT.
The Trains OF tie Pennsy Vanla Central Railroad
leave the DeDot at 1hir.y first and Market streets
which s aChed by the cars the Market street Pas
seneer RailN Nay innnlng 10 and from the Depot The
TO the departure OF each tt ain
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleven and Market
streets 45 mnp before the departure of each Trains
Bann's Baggage Express VIII ca for and deliV er
Baggage at the Depot Orders lef. at the Office No
col hesnut street, viii receive attention. w.