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PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST 20. 800.

CLEARED.
Steamship leo. Dearborn, s,,annsh-Nargsy, Ferris A
s,s.m.bip Livingston, Baer savannah-Li'ing''an,
sseamship Fiambsst cladwss. chaTicsioniayinssson.
yoI Go. ,,,,. NJ,
s,e rmshIp " cii Hobart Newbcr' NC Gooasp~cf.
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sh,p ossTeso. @ Softon. Sew u, o,ans-s u Brsghan.
Bsrk Lieutenant Bciio, drJ, o"ae'' bofSssn--'oyd
ns,, cru.o. Srr1. viz. cAis.-cr9cker, Wood co.
BarA MAJ, Belle Roberts. Dfna Cow bsy-Bsct, Son A
sr,s san ANTONIO Csp.n,, riaa Barceiona--comea wal
" Mig peerless no Hi-e-, rOr an Spain, Trinidad
NJ 4, Ii,icr sear- lspiu erchan' carnsn
Brie koodso. McLeod. = Sohh'' ~ v |reene our.
snsEu Eenteay, emery, Cow Bay-ya,ss 4 Porter.
hss; s-e x.llIo Nish.u.Dunrsy sayannah-rcAan, ca
.sn .,,, o,,.s, eo,,.on. Phrsdeirhla ~ raiis4 800
AZ chiAn Wau.A 1srl, fuler' h"h'eN' ~" "lcsSody
will vy,., ,oh,nu. vevturvrqa IN rll1abetSort.
% sr,s ;si nsscs, nar,ss hsainsn hs' santa cr,J &
ccs E,,,,r,,. cuncr, Fersers,IIses Is frc's .,.
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sehr' Arrived.
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saeenslo~n ~ vi.a MI ant - pa@seaser', to tho "a
tSonsi steam Nayfrs'inN O..
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sengcrs, 70 tho Metrtl ltllt u ~ kNlehiU 60
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passage.
Bark wavrrs fcf Barhadoesl E'pe. Po Janerp Ioly :
via Hampton noads Ana q, VII ooa.c, z fondcfsasI
Bro4
Marx Morning star ,of Turks fslaui, wAas4 Gusatsoa.
ps., ~ days, wlh sugar, " v aydci sTa.
mark STAMPEDE (iIrl Jewcsi q astaaisno - days, w
suglr. to J u Mari A 60.
Srs Triton lRrh ssosiile yarmouth rs day, with a.
gar. Az. 70 Dolnv Potlsr.
kria Harp. Aryy, Bang0r. 9Th urnNe.
Krig q Amos. Wat CALAIS. with llfn.sr
efle Frunter. Iirfebed. Portland. win Nitnbe
Bis Alamo Libby Maebia.. 10 dag. win lumber 10 y
JAAot 20.
Snrprason (of 81 crllr sinrser 0rana Tafk, III. IS
days wth salt ~ ives, gs.cAcr a ~
Sheppard. candy a 80. :
selr Rswara ,Br, Marssr. wIn,'or. We, n aays with
stb Lyndon. Bharhefoft - Geruc M 4 asys ~l,h
a~n's5 10 Jca kgeACN
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

nurficu.
CLmE-MAcoy.-On Tuesday, August 81, at The resi-
dencc Of the brides parents bv Rev DR.. Partridge,
WILLIAM STEVENS CLARK to CLARA Mscoy, both of Brook
yn. f.. ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On "Wednesday. August %,
BY the Rev James Miilc't Mr.. JAMES CuSsiNGHAM to
Harrir L. KUKucK all Of this city. No cards.
FonHEs-BaDroRD -0n Monday, August 20, by the
Rev. A. G. Foss JoHy H. FORMS, Jr, OF New York city,
to Mrs. TntA A. RADyoED, of Newbnrg.
HALE-FRAN,TsCo--At Gracnpolnt on Wednesday,
August % by tho Rev. Francis J, Mansfield, EDWARD D.
HAZE Of New York, TO VoroiHE JOSEPHINE FRAScIsco,
Of New London, Conn. No cards.
HAwKrs. -KraBAtL.--At Newburg bv the Rev. Dr.
W. 7 Sprole d. H. HAwkISs, the son of Captain y. 7.
Hawkins. to AN.SDA G., daughter OF J. ". Kimoall,
both of New York.
Newburg and Hudson, New York napers please copy.
Vo-rgR-WBTrE. Wednesday, August -, by tho
Rev j. d. wilson Of - Luke's church, Jous j. vosLER
10 Mrs. SUSAN A. WHITE MI OF this city.
WALSH HrTToS In Brooklyn, on Thursday, August
o. by the Rev Benjamin ~ Adams of tho Fleet street
Methodist church at the residence OF the pastor AIE1
ANDER r. WALSH 10 MARY HUIroy.
WAsumRS-CoRSrsL sL-At Islip. 7. J.. on Wednesday,
August 20, by the Rev. James Sinclair DssIRL w. Wtsa
RuRS, of Brooklyn 10 Ery r., eldest daughter Of Cau
dius Cornish, of the former place No cards
WIIIIANs-CRAwroRD- D-On Wednesday, August 22, by
tho Rev. Mr. Inskip H. & WILLIAMS, OF New York, 10
Many CRAWFORD, OF BROOKLYN ]. l.
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N U &c AL.
CONSEQUENCE OF THE NEW york HERALD

The German lSocieties' Festival mt Erie, Pa.
ERrB, Pa, August a. 1863.
Tho Saengerfest wound up to-day with grand process
son, picnic and ball. The procession formed into line
opposite Bocsers Hail. at ten O'Clock A. n, and started
for the picnic grounds at Cochranes Wood, in tne
following order:--G Koli Marshal; Erie pand
ssinmphal carriage, drawn by six white norscs
and containing thrty-six young ladies oressco
IN white with red white and blue sashes ana wearing
ooronets emblematical OF the different States Union
Cornet Band, OF Bunalo Saengerbund Arion ana eq9r
Qermania, Of Dunkirk Ledertafel Of Ere deiegatons
from other societies and citizens.
Tho procession started from Bloesers hai uown otae
street. passing around the park and thence past the de-
pot through South Erie TO the wood, which was
prepared for their reception. The borough OF south
greens, while thousands Of flags futtered gaily
over the heads Of the ardent followers Of Apollo and
Gamhrinus The ladies representing the States were
received on the ground with enthusiasm and annexed
forthwith by the various societies. The principal feature
OF the picnic masquerade procession OF the Buff
1o Liedertafe which preceded by sheet iron band
atrcd In the most grotesque costumes The quantity Of
This evening Sacngerbhnd bali commenced at Farrar
Hail. and is quite brilliant affair. Every prominent
citizen Of Erie without regard to nationality takes part
In IT, and at this advanced hour the crash Of the
band, ringing laughter Of the merry dancers and hum
Of the assembled crowd outside unabated. II will
Do some time before the good burghers OF Erie settle
down to their usual quiet and get rid of Teutonic habits
and bring their jaws into shape again after nearly dis
locating them with uncouih dialects
Tomorrow, according to the programme, will be spent
BY the various societies in soca atercourse the mcan
Ing Of which at o Saengerfest Is portentous.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chea pest Newspaper and Best Literary
journal in the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for tho present week, now rcaiy,
contains continuation of
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S HIPPIN 6 NEW S.

ALMANAC Sr~ yosx-TIus nav.
N wars. .......... - NOON RUSS. mo-,
~ ,rrp........... ~ luicu vAtFR. .er,g
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WANTED STEADY YOrNG MAJ WITH coon
w g.fffepce ~ work n \ bUrherts Hb1p AfNiy ~
rlpn Bushei =. cogmbiA q, corusr u @sffen, ssa
afUsaitN.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
Italian Opera in the so,iyh and West.

Italian Opera In the SOspvh and West.
An Italian opera company, under the direction of Max
Sirakosch, is about to naugurate long in the
principal cities Of the South and West commencing on
the 18th of September the Concordia Opera House
in Baltimore. Washington, Richmond and other cities.
down to New Orleans, will be visited in succession,
after which season Will be opened In Nashville, Men,
phs st. Louis and other cities OF the Western region
The company consists of Madamcs Ghioni and Pauline
Sanissa Susni Irfre, Mara, Ervan and Coett, with
sare conductor The repertoire is said to comprise
nearly all the operas Of tho Italian stage, including
L,ffricdinc md Cl1snin0.
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tItNrEp~IS GROCERY sToHE. A YorNs MaS
W islFtfr, WHO uularsatis the hitssnrf mue no
horse Addrrsg n ~ stb VIA rtfertncet
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A ~, Dy~isfsg EsytpvwEsr call gAEi.v AZ
~ sh&nms~fs stys~t e~sshs~r<rs. sos-.ars sr.-
esry s,r rss s~sss ~vysss t~r4ss vssskasn sssssst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-03
TLECTION NOTICE.

We, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ey by the Legislature Of Virginia for the pur-
pose do hereby give notice that an election will
be held on Tuesday, the 9th day of March, at
the following places, viz:
No. "a Prince street for lst Ward
Council Chamber - End Ward.
N. W cor Princeand Alfred SITS for 4th Ward.
for Aldermen and 4 Members of Common
following officers Of the Corporation: Guager Of
Casks, Inspector of Domestic Spirits, Inspector
and Measurer of Wood and Bark, two Inspec-
tors Of Lumber, superintendent Of Police, Col
lector of Taxes for the Northern District, Col
lector Of Taxes for the Southern district, Attor-
ney for the Corporation, two Assessors, Clerk Of
the Market Auditor Of Public Accounts, City
Surveyor Chief Engineer of tho Fire Depart
ment, and superintendent OF Gas.
First Ward Third Ward
Benz. r. Lambert p. G. Uhler,
Geo. w. Dearborn, Robt. Brockett
n Hicks y. III. French,
John Arnold, John II. Parrot.
Wm n Brown Andrew J. Fleming,
Second Ward. Fourth Ward.
John r. Armstrong, ". Fl. Mcknight:
Peter G. Henderson, w. ". Harper
Henry L. Simpson: c. c. Bradley,
Joseph Cawood, r. S. Martin.
feb 23--td Commissioners.
XN7ILLIAM F. HENDERSON,
w GROCER, LIQUOR &
COMMISS SSION N RCH ANT,
No. 226, King ST., cor. Alfred,
Keeps constantly on hand a large and we'll as
sorted stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Thankful for patronage received heretofore
respectfully solicit continuance of same
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.,

~ ~OFFICE-GAzETrE BUILDING, Prince
street, near Fairfax.
~TERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
per month OF Six dollars PER ANNUMt payable
IN advance.
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JOHN T. CREIGHTON & SON,

10. So, King Street: AIexandria Virginia,
DEAIERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
~ PLEMENTS, Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows
Anvils, Nail Rods, Horse Shoes, Blister Steel
Files, Rasps, shoeing Tools sc: Commin's $
Iron Beam Plough at factory 2 ices; Castings
for Titus IRON Plough kept on hand Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Sc, furnished to order. Roofn g
Felt. and Cement Percussion Caps, Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
&C., Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. se1-tf
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a L @ S I II G O y r
THE ENTIRE

THE ENTIRE
S r O G. K Fl G. @ Cd S
contained in the store No, 50, King street,
corner Of Fairfax comprising
500,C coo CIGARS,
50 boxes superior brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO!
Pipes, Notions, &c, is now being closed out. The
attention of Merchants, city and country, ig
particularly called to the attractions offered in
the sale of these goods
feb 20-1m | LITTEN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
n f W ST OC K
NEW STYLES!
CHEAP'

Just received, large and well selected stock
Bo0Ts, sHoEs, and GA1TERs, & of every every d. de-
scription, and of the latest styles. Ladies' in
want of good and nice fitting shoes, for them
selves and children, at very moderate prices,
will do well to call at No. so, King st
feb 15--tf JOHN Il. EVANS.
The national Republican., 1866-12-15

AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ RoAD.-rHR0U0H By RAIL FROM WASHING.
~ T0s AID ALsxASDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On .ad snsr IRiDAY, September l. 1895, the .r.,..
on this road will rln - foliewss
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washineton d D N. aad % p. u.
E::I: :aonsTi III: :: x 8 = .,a ..s
Arrive In Richmond st 6p. N. and q m.
Arrive At Lynehburg st s. % p. n and g. q n.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lyaehbuig q 50 =. m and :. .bp.n.
.y: k:.y: assSS.d aEasos:SiIis I, i, q 3 ,.s
Arrive At Alexandria st t66 !. N. sld 400 an
Arrive at Warrington at $50 p N. and 626 An.
On sandayslesvsw washins ron at Q. 80 IA only.
rying In Gordonsvills at H. % q m.
Leaves dordonsvills at 1885 p. N. arriving In Alex
Through hsish. train leaves Alexandra q. sa n.
Leave: Lynehburs Il s2s 1 m, arriving In Alex.
'ns.: P..:.ss.Is s9 RON m w.u.n.o. vii, tax. n.
train train south from W..hinssOn, and the s1 = n traia
% P...sassr. % A Sy Il. s.As a. m. ..d 7,s D. m train.
from Lynehbuig, and the g. m and 7nbp N. trains
from RioanSnd connect with trains At waihinsoa for
This route has the all othsrs BY having
eontinuous rail- from New York 10 Lynshburg, 4o6
II also passes through Hsirfsx, Ball Run Msusssss
Brstew, Cstlett's, Rappahannoek, Culpspsr, Orange
and 0ordonsys, where many Of the great battles oi
the late rebellion were fought.
Tickets can Ss proslrsd IN Adsns Rxpress B.iidias,
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains lsavsths corner Of First and stsssts Mash.
General ssPs,iot:1S:is Pssn: "A:
oe9-u General Passenger Agent,
The national Republican., 1866-12-15
0FFICAL-THE WAR DEPART
" MBNT.
WAR DRPARrnRHr,
ADJurAHr 0EHERAL's oYYIcK,
MAsHIN0IoN, Sapt. %, 1855.

-+...s . ADJrrASr azSElAL's orYIcE,
4. ors.r 10 sor,set .uIos, sept; -; iS'S
eios.s:: =. s.sIstsy ofws dll:es. tAs following
"Ths synsst Of bountiss to soldiers under the ae,
Of Consres. has ,ot been delayed by any action or IN
Of Consrsss Board, with General Candy president,
was organized to prepare rules and for the
sorsd the eonsidsraOn Of numerous act. Of coSsr.s.
and the regulations and practice Of several bureaus
and upon depends tho proper disbursement Of over
ei.m.ns The Board devoted thsm.slns. diligently to
their work and, when 1t va. completed, made report
latons and, having doubts In respect to Of the
legal points determined by the Board referred their re-
sidsrson, sdvi.sG certain change. The matter %a.
again referred to the Board with Instructions to revise
and amend the Isgul..s}ns This was done, snd the
osasr. were promptly published, and orders issued 10
carry them Into effect, 10 the whole procedure there
by either them. The regulations prepared un.
diligence the deutes Of the subject, and the mag
nituds Of the disburssments would admit
neat Of bounss to eolorsd troops Congress had
ns:.sd an & sn.iGus desire ty .%sudneni. Of the act
psossst lin against frsuduisnt agent. and -
The amount Of these bounties is estimated aa sssry
twenty miliioas Of dollar. The Secretary Of War fs
men! s.Isaiiy revised 50 :. 70 piasids any sadens
checks that might the bounty to colored soldiers
and prosc the Treasury against fraud. The subjec,
was therefore referred to General CAnby's Board, and
upon their report being made, payment Of these boun
ties was ordered For the temporary Suspension Of pay
msnt, neither the President the Secretary Of h
Treasury 10 responsible. AL the time taken was re
carry out ss m:ass purpose sa1
grsss, - 70 protect the soldier, far might b.
done BY esFefuly prepared regulations against benI
1 cheated out Of his bounty
s' ''''' OF me ''''''',' s o. "si p TOWNSEND,
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IMPORTANTLY TO TRAVELLERS GOING
Il SOUTH.


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sBABoARD R0UrI NOW
OPEN AND In SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM HEw YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHReTKR RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Atlantis, west Pont
Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile, Msridias New
Orleans, and all points South AID the Southwest.
The managers Of this old established and favorits
route, with Q view 10 maintaining Its Will -known
prestige have thoroughly rsfarnished II with new and
magnificent passenger ears all OF the latest and most
approved pattern snd built expressly with an eye "a
health ssganes and comfort On all night trains luz
urous palaal sleeping ears, every modern
comfort.
portAnt points South
Be particular and ask for tisksts VIA WILMINGTON
And CoMF0RT.
For through tickets or reliable information, apply q
the Ticket Once the Of Psnnsyys-
80 ". J. wALKxR,
leo ......' General Agent
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1866 S SisFssI 4 Z ! i1lE.o1s. as 1866
rwHIvs SAILY MANA

.. "a sts:I HoHDAI, ,Eo.so..r ls lses s..,.s VI,
Is SM t''; - az ;ss :::sss r. ss:..s :: :
sssYp,g 2 SsAasDyn ceas.sags osihssat Aissssa
a.s ~ r. H. 4: II. .issG :s:
agtoa. ..a PAilsisiIsis fsr New IsfSS Sssasss "a
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f.ss,si "a ssHssss 3ssss i - :ssiss si sss [
.; :: 1ss;-a as:s: ss:la a.:. M: =:
'ifrSB HffSsBUs1G AND lsir xAn, dali, .r..p. s,sssy,
Aassna, aad III passlpsi stations, nakiss Sirsst Ca
sssiien q Hsrdsburs for New York, Bsansrs a.i
's1iL SooonnoDArIog. daily t....y. sunday, :,
lie n. s.oRling = al fsI.ias ss.tio.s sssvs.s
i.s % ~ Ils,.sssS "a or,sss: isiirssl ssi fs.
1szissiB fKis1ispEs1 s.iS.t i1rssss daily, q .e,.
6s.snsask, 0snisss Xissssz 1uslissSss. Lsvissews'
DsVaisStoun, a RsriisSsfS airsss sssssstics: -
made y! !sx rosk, Baitinefe, and Ws.hiagtea, sal
isr ssv rsrs ss::c, .ss ~
knsSsrs 70 PSnsasipAia sHl Dsitiasss, aal y Nv
r:ss soH4cMI Z; ;e:sSi ;sS ss,
~ ssi: 3 marvin:
Psnlsyiysais railroads.
nAsr s,I LII tly :.:;s s;fIs'S.s
sssss, SS t.1l.svs. I ssis. is.ps a.sSsss's ssa s
n:Surs, Iiiiisssv.. LAssssiss.. "a bsSsi.sssv.,
more and Washington, and a Philslsiphls fsr Nsv
rss sSsSsSS IL thi. train g fSilsSsiSs,a a 5 :"
iiil ss - ;s f.is for wars s.uo, leave.
daily (srestt suadsy) at SSo e =, -, :,
dsily ksxsspt Hundsy) a. go q n.I -lsb UgE J,
Third Aeeommodstion Train for walls aauea lsaysl
diIy ISy.s:s ss;: :ssss. q
daiiy (sxssyA sunday 1t g. % p n. '' Tt's-I1'
AscomnodAtion for Penn Station, stopping a all Sta
tions between Pittsbsrsh aAd Psaa, stioSoSIn nd
Tho Church Train leaves Wall sskion every eunday
81 eos H. and arriving IN Pitsbursh q 1905 D n.
Rsurnng lssvss Ptsburgh at II 90 b n, And axrivsl
| at WAll's Station d 400 p. n. NO "7t- u
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SUMMER ARRANGBMlNr OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
L.sSsg shs n:Ro 4 raiRTskNTn ,n and
MORNING ACCOMMODATION. .s-. 81,
% * sosssas sxhs;ss * Stations
Al g. 10 g. m. for Rsading, Lebanon, Harrisburg
pss Enr. isss. Isn:s1.% % ss.s .s
iowa, Wilkssbarrs Ptston YORK; Carlisle. Chanbsrs-
': ..:is sssn. 81 ssADrsa with x.. r.n,
s.,c. valley !,.i. ior H.rri:s,rs. :.s,i :. PORT
HansSsis, Loethsvsa, Esira, sss. q IARRIsBURa
Win Northern Central, Valley, and sehuyI-
Transport f''1 sTsssSos Gsi5sssfs Ekrssss. ;I''' etc.
, . 9 st ss s'ssa s...s r'
''i'n''' re; sfiDisS 81 SSisC sccoHscDAros. Is
ds: a:.,:: ..1ss as;ssf :. % :sPgas . all way
Rssur.iss, l..vss Phiisasphis i p n. arrives In
A;s T1as: sai * Psll.ssipAl. l..,. H..r.s.rs
n, sad Pottsvili: q ~ m, arriving IN fhlsdsl:
10 ro,.!iii: .iG a. ts % n % .rri,.S Il Psll. .
'''''l' ! Sisaissuae ! i Acoon.op Atom. :.
p m, sosnsetins at Reading with Ansfnool Iseomno.
a.tioa south At ESQ p arriving in PhiiadslPha n
MARKET train, With p...eng.. ca. attached. leave.
:. p n for h.d.ps. .aa al ssy
hons.
s..s.y .ssI: .. :,: :.;. iss s; ::s ss
dsiphia !. si6 p. n Leave Philsdslphi. for Reading
m 6aas4skE siifsa!skE 'IGa T1hh;T hh:;aRs RssiasGs
Passenger for Downngtown and intermediate points
take the T. % and g. i6 m, and p. trains from
Phn.asiphis returning from Downinstovn at e.sa =.
Iiw ioSE Exp EXPRESS xs:I ySs PITTSBURGH AND rHn
Lsavss Nsv York at 0 /. m and a n M. passiua
Reading st o, and IL. ss NJ snd Las p. m and con.
c:.,la :. win and FSI.A.I1
R.tuIang. train issys: Harrisburg on arrival
1868 |. n s.i II. 50 p m, .ad srrivias In New YOri
!: sss s....s ':ss .y q; c, :sssirRss %
bareh without change.
Es : ~ 1; Esa ::.'i .;.. s:s ns,
scHyYsKILL VALLEY RAILRoAD. I,
p n, rsturnins from Tamsqus ss7. 50 = m. sad L4'
scaUYiKILL AND susauRHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Anburn At 20 = m. for Pinsgrovs ant
Harrisburg. .ad % 2 m foI P,nsgrovs and TrsnSn.
retaining from aarri.buIs st 20 p n, and from IRE
.iiokfIs; ,.,.-,
s.s .as
q q 5R1pIokD. TI'.:u.i, He; q 9 fe9rtl .ir.ss
| tsndsnt, Reading. 17
| - COMBINATION TICIETs I'd
AZ Psr cent discount between any points dsairsd,
W. ' ~ VILLAGE TICKETS, ". '-
Good for 2 600 miles, between all pol $'2oo each
| SEASON TICKETS ..
three .ix nine or twelve months for holders only
| 10 all points, at reduced rates.
| CLRRGYMRN
Residing on the limo Of the rosd will bs furnished
esrds sating themselves and wives 10 tickets at hal
| fare. -.
| RRRI0HT.
Goods Of all descriptions vArded 10 all the abov
points, from the Company . new Freight Depot BRoAI
| and WILLOW streets.
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