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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-05
wheeling and aIoundsyLIle Turnpike
NL.l--.-. fnnnnnr .-.L -.

PURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE
Legislature the Subscription books OF the
capital stock ofthe Wheeling md Mounds
VILE Turnpike Company will be opened on
Tuesday, April 10th. as follows, viz:
In the city ofwheeilng. under the direction
Of John Hnndlln, Edward NJ. Norton and
Alon1o Lnring, at the ofiice Of the Benwood
InOn Works
Mechen. Hiram McMPchen and v. l..
CociSayne, at the Post Office.
At Moundsyille, under the direction OF Geo.
Edwaris, Vim Alexander, Alfred Tomlinson,
and Isaiah BTysOn, ~ the store OF George
EdWnniR
ON saturday, the 18th OF April, the above
named CotpOratoEs nre notifieSl tonAeet In tho
city OF Wheeling at the BolTd OF Trade rooms.
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For Rent,

a CoMFORTABLETwO STORY FRAME
N dwelling house, with stable and garden,
situated ON the Bethany Turnpike, near my
mediate possession given.
npr5-Std&2tw j. C. CAMPBELL
CtEED SWEET POTATOES
- esilVar-slSin Onion sets. Strawberry Onion
sets pure varieties, and OF good quality, for
april cor. Market and Quincy SITS.
DLows, PLowS- STEEL, IRON, HILL
side Levers, Peacock, Single and Double
Shovel, CultivItOrs, &c, Re. A nice stockfo
sale Mt manufacturers prices for sale by
- GORRELL a co,
apr1 cor. Market and Quincy sts-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-05

TIGHTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF
~ the First National Bank Of Bridgeport, D.,
showing its condition on the morning OF
the inst Monday Of April, 1885.
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Notice.
an AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF
lNytApfil next Will occupy the ioffirf for
mer1y occupiedby Dr.. BATES, Market street.
mIsl.im Clt PE hd n tRst 6I,io:;r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-05
DIR. LAKooKAH'S
COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure of
Liver Complaint, Scrofula, or Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Seuralgia, Epilepsy,
ErysipeIas st Anthonys Fire, Pimple.s,
Pustules, Blotches, Bolls, TumorS, SAT-
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
T1ll Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
MercuTinl disease, and all complains arising
rom or resulting in impure Blood.
1t Is double the strength fHny other SaTSap pa
rilln Compound IN the market. and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and cheapest
BLOOD PURIFIRR eXtant.
Price $500 per BOTTLE.
Prepared by DR.. E. Il. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelrOse, Mass. .
Sold TO the trade by LAUGHLlNS&BG BUSH
FIELD, wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. "a. Logan q Co, and Logan,
List q Co -. ieoSS-s s!r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-05

CoIsate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet sonp. prepared from re
nned Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
feb7-lyd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-05

QUARTERLY REPORT OF TIEE
~ condition OF the "NRtiOnal savings hank
ofNIvheeling," w. Va, on the morning OF the
flrst Monday OF April, 1866.
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RAILROAD LINES.
r EAD ING RAIL ROA D.
~ CHEAT TRuNk LINE
FROM rHlL4 DhLRHIA 10 THE INTERloR o.

u 3 A ID n @ RAIL OA D.
PElAAs1hNs ll.0pN 4 SIS TIE &, q IHyYLKILL, "
So solSS5 2Sp yFfh1 wY6hM NC VYnzffiIFFIsND' YzfIFFITssN
lGS SnfnT 81 fsR TIC rnAHss FR12ss
HGTgsRs Sss rSRSa rSsasDAa y he
As N. or k.ssSs ksSsH1Ne s.SsHDa sA@ a.,.o.,, ro,s
iesbsTs PiiistoD" "SsS TSsE srsS ss& SspsSvI
bis rain cCnncctsa READING with he las, Pen
'aS Es sOSS yos isIns ,rs q Sn'pEn . AND WI
SRi SusS Ss 1S caa%sa vi saSa train siG
Wh,amsport Lock Haven Elmi a etc al HAB
d scS snS 50fTn nns Sne oT
uul e'lsnd WiliaIospor York Ohambersbum Pr
ar ERNooS Express
ne IsGnfs, etc connecting with VT RSa8ins az. n
90 mn Iva Rs,IS@S train ioT OlU%sls etc and VIZ
NOhs tpfso etc -
leave. Reading a. $50 SHopHT4Gs Z. NJ STOPPING at ali wa
tEH;n. mSS s,TiEss Issvs y th'Ss lS RhG at oss
Trains o, Fidsdslphls lave Harrisburg at 7-2sA N
IgP H. khsfRs on ,sirs cave HsnssuTs att a. IL
tsn tlurs Accom- OoauOn leaves Readins at7%
% s VIII IN pI P"',s o, Ef R.SsE car attscsso @ eay:
RedHs S ana "pS To%n%son S %sS ss a,
l4sSH p, IT, IT, h &c seelnhIs m % and g. way stations
snrday tr,ins cave POrtsvilc at So A. NJ, and hn'
,TEsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
axe Se 6 or na snd RSs n s% PsSHs
PA phla, returning from Downington at O5 a. NJ. ant
NEW YoAK ExPREss ToR PlTTsBURe AND FBl
etss Ss' NeT YSfA and IA Snd 800 M sSsT
hlTIsufr with lem > SabIs sno northern ceS,rs
Snsssft El$ra B%i@Ore, h e. o.o f.'S0D's' Nl'"s' wi
he gDmE Ifprfss Train lsay R1,s,sSurg
a Nv NJ pS, ne !. RfsdPs 1S ns g Sy1
nctcn rnnS F Il sse trains hroug tetwoen JsT sS ci
'nd iih.bnIe wtl9u charge
M Mail Train for Harrisburg leaves New OrF at II
HUYLKIIL VALLEY RAILROAD.
lams enVe i0tisvi Ie at $40 and liOO A. M, and -
Z; turning gnom Tamaqua al 35 A. and '40 an
= Btl LKILI AND susoUFH NINA RALRoAp
asnlsSTis snds iss ~ Finerg9Te an6 Te%sni
uOnt at I 90 A N. and 90 N: '''- ~
be prHepa points the SorS and sst and ansaSs
ss Sn es se fSs 4S
aelphla, or OF o. A. Nicos General Superintendent
COMMIT rIoN IT, KETs
A 70 Pc cent discount between any points desres
MILEAGE TICKETS
Coed 'or 2COC miles between all points at s62oO eaci
70 three , sias9S 81 1TSKd I'll KETs %:un. ,oo.
MY to a points at re- Tsdueed S@ yass rStss
Res idnR the lire of the road will be mrnlsned wit
aards emit ling themselves and wives ticke.s ha
|
| EXI URSIoN TIt KETS,
| From Phi ade phia o principal stations gooo 10
RtulCay. Sunday Monday at Iedu ed fare, to b
had only the Ticket Office at Thirteenth and Callo~
/ hill streets
| FREIGHT.
Goods OF al descriptions forwarded to all the
poin from the Company's New Freight Depot Bros
| and " tllow streets q
| FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daly a. $50 A. NJ. l2 45 noon an
oG0 NJ Tor Reading Lebanon Harria ourg PottsvLls
por Clinton, and all poin 9 be, ond
1 NAILS
Close the Phi sde phia Post once for all aces
Lhe road and Its branches al bA NJ and or al prncps
| Stations only at 2'l6P. M SIS
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RAILROAD LINES.
AND BAL

pHlLADEI PnlA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TIME sIBLf1 fEAttsD%n o@m.pc,pg MONDAY Jsnu.rs
Iains vii leave DEPOT Tnsr Of BROAD street
pIRS piaRTss: rem a 5Ss SnGs, e1csgtsdl for
IsrryvIs Tsyre-ds.JrSse SBeas SBteTdsseS A. S rsny%saS;
bsenols end 81, mnsrs Run
seped, for salisbury Milford ana Intermediate
way Man Train at 1SA N. Csunday exeepted,, for
Sintlmore i. s stopping et Chester Thur ow Llnwood,
OmSmont ana all regular stations between Wimingto1
Gl.s mont v minsiOn, Eewatk I Eton Northeast
Mee4o 10 and tsmmor,s Run
s,msht wiimlnlton Newark ElE on, NOitR EIst,.
Eist S FSn Prem dnS S vi rI: sss:
hsosS & 155i.@S SSoSm%Sd' those holding
eTS gSH,s St Special ar VI leave the Phia
,VWILMf eT6S accom- SOD iIoN TgAISs
N snioplpg at all Stations between Philadelphia and
SO and TOs g. y ana M train G cOSneea nm sRs va "a
Dslavere ksilroad or yiord and intermediate stations
leave imington at 7VO 8 10 and 80 A. NJ, and 70
rS rs ior New asto leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
BhoI Gu TR IN. FROM BALTIMORE
-'@vo IA TR FOR PHIL I'D DELPHI HI 800 T. NJ
Leeye sS Chester M @t SOL S5S and Ol4 NJ and 1885,
I.'1s TIs 4, i ESLHISoh' TO FSILApElFnIA AI a
Express; $50 NJ Express o % Z NJ Express '
an Accon mediation Train for Havre-de-Grace and in
termediate stations vi eave ba tmore a 4l0P. M.
TRAINS FOR BAL lM0Rh
| j cave hester of 80 a. Nj. 20 and II so M
| 4P Nj ' w
SUNDAY TRAINS.
, Express rain at 4b5 A. NJ or Baltimore and Wash
lnPton stopping a. wilmington PER-, 10 havre-de-
| Kun. y - ~
Nigh Express II Is P. tor Ba tmore and " ash
inL ton, stopping at chester Thur oW ,inwood Clay.
| mont, Win ngton Newark klkton, Northeast Perry-
| vile, 6nd Havrt- t-de-Grace. '-'
spec al train wi leave Philade pha for Wlmin uton
| for inter a edate statit Ms p. N.
| Bal IN ORR FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ut 0"l5 p. NJ. stopping at Havre-de-
Grace, Peryville and Whining Also stops at e K
ton and Newark ito lake Phaue phia ana
leave passengers ffom Washington Baltlmore) and
hester to leave passengers rom baltimore WASH
| inpton.
specia train will leave Wilmington for PHILADELPHIA
| and intermediate stations at 6 30 z N
Freight rain with passenger tacned will leave
| WI mington for PeIryvile and intermediate atiOns
| CAP. NJ u r. KI NM Y, Superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ On and Arer MoNDAY February y two daily
connecting at GordonsYi lie with Vroinla Central Rail-
road trains TO and from Richmond as 10 .lVws:-
MAIL rR IN,
save Washington dai Y (Sundav 'pte1), at Gas
M ana arrive at Lyncnbu rgat 5A5 r. M.
Leave lynehnurg at A. M and arrive at Washilg-
" EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily fincluding Sunday at 605 p
and arrive at Lynchbu e at 6 90 A.
'on a. 6l0A NJ.
fol all points South and Southwest and at Washing
for Nor and Northwest
trains
The road is attractive. not only for its comfor able
but for that IL passes the now
htorc loca tes Of Fairfax, Bu Run. Manassas, Brs-
Toe, Catett's, Rappahannock. Cnpeper. Orange, and
Gordsnsyille places OF mperishabe interest In the
ThrouSh tickets to all points sou.h and Southwest
NAV be bad IN Boston, New York, Philad Dhla, and
baltimore, and at the offices OF the road In WASHINGTON
and Alexandria W. n. MCn AFFERTY
PIG GeneIa al Superintendent
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DtPEST III THIRD q Street above Thompson.
SHB1SK, EAsToE VILLA hsPoRT and WiLK Is
t7ao A. M. tIxpress, for Beth chem AIlsn,own
barre.
a $50 P N Express, Fol Beth chem Easton etc.
reaching Easton at 645 Z. M. N'e
At 516 7. NJ. Tor Bethlehem, al eptown Mauch
CHUNK Danville and y iliamspOrt "O'
For poyiestoyn at 8,So a NJ. 2'3O and 4;lBPh
Eol Fort Washington at 10 n. and II Y. N.
For Lansdale al 6l6 p. v.
White cars of the Second and Third streets Line irv
Passe neer ars run direct to the depot
TRA T. 8 FOR PHILA DELPaIA,
6l5P M. " ~"N
Leave boy estown at g 80 A, NJ, s'l5 and s sOPM
Leave l. ans dale at $40 A.
Leave Fort Washington q lS'9 a N and eIbP
Philade phIa loI Beth enem at q A N,
Phiadel elpha FOL Doy lestown at p. N
Doyestown for Phi adelphia 20 4. M
bethlehem ror Philadelphia a. 4 p. NJ
lhrough Tickets must be at the ticket ofces
IRD Street or BERRS 8 street.
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pENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


The OF the Pennsy entral Raj roaa es ve
the ew Depot, at bIRIlE II aud MARK II Streets
The cars The Market Street Passenger Railway run
every two minutes commencing one hon prevons
the tne departure Of each Train and al ow abot
50 mnu es for q trip Their In ~atnS an tba
arrya OF each Train and connections are made with ali
roads crossing Marie street -
On Sunua = Curs D. even b ana et afreats
at 645P NJ. to connect with ri sbuig and ris HsJI
and al 10 rs P. N wi PHI adelphis xpress A'
Asnn's Baggage Express Is OcaeGA 20 81 s. eleventh
stree. Partlts desiring Ba; gag, taken the trains ear
done at reasonable tate upon apo uaton to him
RIMS LEAvE AND KklVF AZ GEPOi tHo -.
-
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"A EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w FROM loot o MA ARKEI street Upper Fenyl

IVA EST JEhEE1 MAI u II q a u III N ES.-
w From loot o MARKET street Upper Fenyl
bal y, except kundass
FALL AND WlNTER r ARRANGEMENT.
ConuCneinR NLDN ESDAl November is 1860
For BridPet0n Salem, and al Sta lens on West Jerse
and saen Railroads, at GA. Nj and $3.50 p. NJ.
Fo MI vile and a. Intermediate stations a. A.
For ape ay aud Interme edate stations at A. n &c
MilVile cont Getting with kreil h Train Passenger
attached Or ape May, due 345 p. M, snd p. ID
throu(h assenger Que T. Nj.
.ldSS0P.M N.
For Woodbury. Gloucester etc., at A. M. 80
Freight tram viii cave Phi adelphia from sandiOrdT
chart at 10 A, A :, and Camden at " ~.
y vAN r. NssSA ER superintendent
i attend 10 ali the usu branches of express slnes.
nceve deliver, and forward through other responsible
xpIess Companies 20 al parts o. the country.
article IN 'rusted TO hem.
A Special Messenger accom- anes each through trah
once No Wanut street 8 10 em
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ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Three young men,
giving the names OF w. II. Lynch, Francis Re
baut, ano +. II. Lane, were arrested yesterday
afternoon, upon the charge of having forged
several checks on Mr.. Montgomery, upon
which it is alleged they obtained $3.50. Tney
were committed for further hearing, at the
Central Station. this afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DISLEY'S CONTIN Entail NEWS
HI EXCHANGE.
Cholce;Se0ts to all D aces OF Amusement may be had
mp to ca O'Clock any evening. 13lly
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SHIPPING.

.<FEsA NOTICE TO NEW YORK SHIP
PERs IMPRESS r. SIE4kMStIP Xd4nn r.oeo;S CON-
freight ss trs! Mhan below Market street. sne Tn sA
'9 fsAaGUhDAT ilA VIM No. p. StXph Wa1sSEs SSHE
..asEss, THE OLDEsTABLIsEED INDF.
sSn4Rs4c PENDENT OUTSIDE LINZ FoR NEW
rfiS9S sE10Nb faRs si BE- ISw rFRuoE STREET.
and viii insure a low rstsf; GsssK As0n,
2Slm Nos .sn and SIC s. Il DElvW { wa AXE Avenue
-eF6rs, AAMlLLS PASSAGE OFFICE
'sAAs%k " rnI .ANC CHoRLlNE OF sIEASEnRsAn, Tea n
;;.fEthff4h1SSoSSILAA'"' ;.Ehf41SSIAA.'' "SiSb%'| SiNbiX'
AVER DOL Lon DONDRRRY, BELFAST DUBLIN,
NLNRY, CORK, AID ole Sow.
PAYABLE IN IN "a PEfER FER sAEhNY ca EaharNcY.
SSo ana @ s5o
ses@i6lp "HiiBiiRSiK"' leaves SATURDAY
- IHE PAID GER IFICATEs
Efued ior bringing out passengers from tie above
IowtB r. TEs THAs ANY OTHER LINE
ALL sT&Ii oSs ON 1HE IRISH RAILWAYS.
sPECIAL . o 0nCE -Passen gers Will take particular
s Sso1s rates 9S to Sn hs
he DontS named above, ana that the undersigned the
only a. y authorized Ason in thisdelphIa ,,,,,
Sole Agent for "ANCHOk LINE"
liz No. 2l1 WALNUT Street
ISfEss, STEAM TO LIVERPooL.-
s....ns sEMl-W 81 K1Y, carrying the UnI'ed states
GITY OF LIMERICK. Wednesday February 81
CITY Or LONDON, SATURDAY February "A.
t1TY OF DUBLIN, W ednesday, February 2S
CITY or BALI lMORE Satu day March g.
at noon, ilom Iier a y Orth kiNer.
RAJ Els Or PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN GOLD
FIRST CABIN $40 90 S30'0u
First abin TO London 1910 steeraSe to London 81 o.
First Cabin TO Paris. .l05 O0 st Paris 4 OU
also forN arded to Havre HambuIg Bremen
eic, ETC., at n Cdtrate rates.
Pas age by the eunesday steamers :-Cabiu 500 90 .
ste, rage sS5 Nv; pay able IN Uni ed ytates
SieeiaIe passage nom Liverpool or Queenstown, $50
gold OF its equivalent Tickets can be bought here by
peIsOns sending 1Ur their Iiends
For iurther iniOnL alton appy at the Company 3
Oncee. JOHN q d LIE, Agent
l25 No. Ill WALNUT Street, philade phia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MERIoAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

"A hhhAOhh AOAObmA " M " - "
LIE 0HARD .................., Director
BRIEF SEASON OF
OR JvER's
GRAND eERMAE OPERA
COMPANY
LIMITED TO TEN NIGHTS.
Commencing
MONDAY, February %, lseG
The Company at present embraces y
Nile sLYlEA m EADDI m ma Madame JoHANNAao aob9q BOT;
pzIT s., %s Il h4 fYt6S4zzI Msdsas sCfRis FIRE
HES4N ihES6 ORE Il b LhHss a 1x on VIZ
Sro 81 LEssI ESs sSIl0H
wLfSE T sHfe'es SJ,Snii TRErLLE oOunod
EEfA glAyoLo, ASberi Il IcGtESors, Meyerbeer;
SERrh& and aRoBiS lbSfS' 6SfS'''So act of LA DAME
hoS Gidv&SSpf 81 Sg psDd ssDd MAGIC Fl UTE, Mozart
~ ts ogsTss g Is ere ere oagtFd and cO'tUmed with the
PAeAPHf RN LA Of the
The following Significant brief quotations sam most
cone usiyely the claims Of The coming season .
We may JUS chronicle as the most brilliant and salts
iaetoiy season which has ye. taken place In Wash
lie baltimore Sunday Telegram" =" with the per-
,letoI may wei take prize in the result Certain a
hcb we have enjoyed for years. Its only defect
he iIils1slthia Mercury" :-"we heard the COM
pany but just now in Baltimore -ney certainly
smliDg uch 6euer man at any former season OF Ger
Ihe Director has The eradication to announce that
he
SEASON SALE
Commenced on MONDAY MORNING in a most
suspicious and fiat citing manner BY far the greatest
number Of Season Seats have been secured which have
yet OeeH THE iIS sEAsoS 81 sALr CONTINUES AT
1RU MPLER'S.
SCALE OB PRICES:
SECURED SEAT FOR TEN NlGaTS,
TEN DOLJARS.
SECURED STAT FOR FIVE NIGHTS, alternating
with either First or Second Opera SIX DOLUARs.
II will be observed that the prices selected are
THE LOWEST AT WHICH THE GRAND OPERA
HAS BEEN PRESENTED at any time since the
altered condition OF the curfency
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L REIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
al the Stations on the U MDEN and AMBoY and
rS5SssShk * y IESoz dozSfS$ {SfEhoAp @ AHg
lor New York will leave W INGT street Wharf at !
oe eek, oek z M, daliy Ssnndays exceptedl
ydrGs sS Return6 m % Snss ss w S
ys 9oFf u sS F.
Ts so sHS m points 5 90 Ss camden and G &%SSy Rail
on the New Jersey he Freehold and JamesbuSS. an
the BuIh5eton apd Mount Holly Raj roads, received and
SS ESESaS nee !. Phil
Sank WITH ali pes ON icy bes%ss
and Western Railroad Forwarding to syracuse Bafa Q.
Raj od at Elizabeth with
he an Es:sa S:as Road and at Newark with
A shp n eT Orandum specifying the marks and num-
Be sent Win esc load d goods or no recer viii b
sssS ss have Ssa Nr ne
~ &c rSHs y when stGcs & Sr9shss to S q
ofth river es the shpI ers m des SD ie at the time
3 GlnsS
pHILADELPHlA, GERM1STowN, AND
On anS ieE fa1ES4R kS LIST 1885, uu
EoRRu EoRRus ai RI sMASTJwN MfY;'SJw
-, Leaye sS SShIleqeIPhiSo 2 70 ssG H. 'lO'
icsTs SsiSah!oSnS Germ s y g 1 %. aIO,nnAM.
La AN 6h s,9,ISIlP; NJ
oS he TsR up VIII not
ON SINDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9l0A NJ, l0A p. N.
Leave eeiTTsSpFtSSNNPns5g TSFSNn5g H1II M lRSSiHRpAb. IF
Lesys philadelphia 8, 10 II A, M.'a 8, SN oN,Is
Leave theenut Hik ITO minutes, g. $40, IL 10 A. M
40 so, $40, $40 $40, and l94o minutes p NJ.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadephia $40 minutes A. NJ, and 7P. NJ
Leave hesnjt Hill 7'4O minutes A. NJ. l2AO, $40 and
IL R ION sHoHocKEN AND NoRRIsTowN
Leave Philadelphia 8S5 mipu es,, ll05 a. M, ~ ..
AZ 81 6K O5 minutes, and III P. VI
cave NOrristown HS.7 50. ell A. NJ, II, Az g. ana
1he 6H P. Al. tlain WIN stop at School Lane wissa.
hickOn SSnayunk spSns MI eSs onshohOef ken only
Leave PhiahelphiaO A, NJ. ~ and7P.M.
Leave orrlstown I A Nj and p NJ.
FOR MANAYUNK
Leave Philadelphia ss5 minutes, Los A. N Ia, 8,
Leave GanSynnK 81 1k, s2O OK, iii A. NJ. 2, SN
on SUNDAYS.
Leave thladelphe9 > A. "a 24 and A.
W. 4. Will on, General supsIintendent
Depot NINTH and GREEh htreen
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tIpHIH FApTtsH IeAVeS daily PItBbuFQ
Erie n all leaves daily except saturday. An ether
trans hn Gs esI sexeebt si Snnn6davl
any rsk or Engage except for Wearing Appare and
Unit their responsibility 10 One Hundred Do lars In
Vbiue III Baggage excee ing that amoun IN va M
cor tract - ''0o'~a
BoNAt a. PARRF Ticket Agent at the Depot
An tmgIant Irain runs dai v except Sunday For
fnu Information as to taTe and accommodation apply IA
FRANCIS BBNK No 1871 DOCK Street
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OFFICERS OF THE NERO ANrILE LIBRARY.
The annual election Tor officers OF this inst tu-
ton was held yesterday, and the folio wing
gentlemen were elected;-For President T. Nor
rIs Perot; tor Vice-President, John d. Watson;
for Recording Secretary, John A. McAllister; for
fTeasprer, A. 5. Letch ~o~th; fer Directors,
Joseph G. Grubb, Richard Wood o. H. Wilson,
]. Wistar Evans, Claudins r. Linn, Professor
Joseph W. Wilson, John II. Watt, Oliver Evans,
s. r Harlem, John @. Granger, Charles NJ.
TAYLOR, William A. Rolin.
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THE NATIONAL UNION CLUH TO VISIT
HARIsBURG. = The National Union Club of
this city have made arrangements to pay a visit
10 Harrisburg on the TIN of March next, and will
remain there during the continuance OF the
Union State Convention. The Club numbers
over twelve hundred members and II is expected
that the greater portion Of them will participate
IN the excursion.
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Oc6 -pHILADELPHIA AND ERIl

ISOal RA lLROAD
This grea, line trsyerses the ortheru ano SortnnS
ie II has been leased and Is operated BY the Penn
svIysnla Railroad ompany.
TIME or Z .o6EN e. RThAlkSAt PhILA DEL .PBL
Arrive Eastward Tie A all ram lOOP
Erie Express rain llI0 A NJ
Leaye Westward-Erie MP Train, 720 p. Vi
Erie Elk ress Train, 120 A. M
Passenger cars through on the Erie Mall ano
Express Trains without cnanPe, both ways betweeI
phhade lJbta and BIie
n W YORK COMM CTIoN.
Leaye New York at 6O0P NJ, arrive at Erie at 3S A.
Leave Erie at LIS P M arrive at New Y ok 10 r,
No change o. cars between Flie and New York,
leeant sleeping n 8 all Night Trains
AZ tTHiRTiT TTH and N ARK I'd st eets, hi adephG-
And freight business Of the sDrs S%PanSs Agents
SET Streets Philadelphisi J. W Reynolds, Ere; WI
lam Brown, Agent u. X. =, balumoie. ,.,,.
Il. W. GWIR NER General Ticket Agent III Phlladelvb''
Jos n, PQTTR General Manager. WI iamspoIt
ALFRED L. TYLFR General superintendent
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4. OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Z AnbOy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
'0nn From PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ano wsy PAGES, from alnut street whar viii leave
At a. NJ, va Camden and Amboy Accommoda- >ND
M via tamccn and jersey City EXPRESS. %
At2P via Can den and Amboi Express. ....... 23
at N. moon and +; NJ. Via Camden and Am
tt6 anu ll'S1 p. n. via Camoen and Amboy Ac-
commodatOn (Freight and Fassenger), 1st class
uckeI 52
" and 10 a M and r M for Mount HOilS "
EwanEvil e, 7, mberton and VincentOwn; ate A. NJ i,
At and IL A. M, u M $780, and il9t M. TOR Pal
myra, RiyertOn, Delanco Beverly, Edgewater Bur-
nngton. Florence BordentOwn etc. The " A. NJ and
Line FROM KEH SIE GTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
As FOLLOWS -
tn'l5 A. NJ, 4 30 and 45 p. NJ. via Kensington
All 2P MiNig60 Via Kensington and jersey City
be NJ Line viii run daily All other; sundays
It 10 ind ll'l5 =. NJ g. $50 4.sO and as p M and
~ Mdnit HI LOT Bristol Trenton eto.
M esbGT @ fSo6y fnd Wis.To1g 9T Swes Ss
and Frenklord, and at P, for Ho mesburg AND
'''e IfIViDEKE D. LAwARE RAILROAD,
FOR the Delaware River Valley Northern Pennsyl
wanna and ew York Sta and the Great Lakes
Two through trains daily Sundays excepted) from
Kensineton Depot as fol ows:-
LiNfS FROM sew YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
VIII leave nom loot OF Cortland street
A. and 10 and liz NJ 6P. M. and IL Night via Jer
sc? Ilty ano Kensingtou
From Pier No North river, at A. NJ. and p. NJ, via
at IL n, 8 and 6 P. n. Freght and Passenser), via
Jan I5, 1866. WILLIAM H. GATzMER, Agent