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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
FOR THE SEASON!
EVERYTHING WANTED TO MAKE a MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NV
YEAR

EECSTAYE BROWN, at III. old established stand
~ o! Blessing, in Che,i:ztown has now opened
one oil tue largest and In|st varied nssurilrcnts Of
Foreign AND DOMESTIC FRUITS;
FRENCH AM; AMERICAN CANDIES
TOYS OF EVERY KIND s. CHARACTER,
(and ~ euch endless variety that all rnscs can he
su"cd,) WHICH has ever before been offered in tins
town. His supply of
CAKES, CANNED FIR TTS, NUTS, &c,
embraces all kinds, and is being offered at the most
reduced prices lie respectfully sulici's call from
parents and child rcn, young gentlemen and ladies'
as the wants of al have becu amply anticipated
Call soon and make your selections.
Dec ii 1866
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A RICH ASSORFMENY!

0@"PD &c NLa5oN
A NNOUNCE to the public. that they are in re-
~ cCipt of an extensive stock of goods in their
line, which they invite attention. Their artic cs
arc such will bear close examination, aud their
tcrms will always be found accommodating ard
reasonable. They name as portion of their stock:
Pocket Books, Cabas, I.ady's Companions,
Bibles. Prayer BOoss, hymn Books,
Clildrcn's Books,
full supply of Stationery. al low prccc,
Lead Pencils. Pen Holders. Pens,
Diaries for 1851, Photograph Albums.
Blank :oks, Hagcrstown Al.nanacks,
Beech nbroUk, by Miss Preston;
Porte fOliOs, Jujubc Paste,
Gum Drops, Spring Tops
All of which we will sell cheap for cash. Give US
a call before buying elsewhere.
Dec. Is. lSE6.
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GR0TESTEEN 4 eOs,
PLA No.FoRT =
HAN UFA CTURE

III N IN " + "A y 4 u IL II II s,
400 broauWay, .............. New York.
TNAE abortion of the Public and the Trade ia in.
n, yited 10 our NEw SCALE OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume and
purity of tone unrivalcd by any hitherto offer
cd in, this market. They contain all the moc'errt
improvements, French Grand Action. Harp PetiaE
Iron Frame, Ovcrstrung Bass, etc md each instru.
lncnt being made under the personal supervision
OF Mr.. D. II. GROHEsTEES who has had Il practical
experience OF ovcr IS ycars in their manufacture il
iulIy warranted in every particular
THIS "GRONESTEEN PIANO FORTES RE.
cEiVEn the AWARD OF MGaTT OVER All OTHERS
At THE CELEBRATEp woRtD's FAR.
Whcrc were exhibited Instruments from the host
makcrs oil london, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Boston and New Yo L and nlsn al the
american Institute for five successive years fhS,
Foldand silver medals from both of which can 10
3y the introduction of improvements We make n
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by m,nnufactu.
ring LARGELY, with strictly oash syStcm, re cuu-
brd to oilcT these instruments price which will
TERMS-Net Cash In Current Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE cIRcULARs sEST FaEG.
October ., GsG6-3m.
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NOTICE.

flNEE owners OF CARRIAGES left in my chop for
sale, or for s.1c keeping, from and after the at
day OF January, 1867, will be charged one dollar
per month storage, aud if sold by me. 10 per cent
amount of salCs.
Dec I, ISG6-3t. w I TTAwES
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NEW YORK ADyERT1sEMEN4sss.
NEW YORK
UNION PIAKO-F0RTE COnPANY.
CHARTERED JANUARY. Isees,

CHARTERED JANUARY, 1sess
WE arc now prepared at eyv NEW FACTORY,
corner Of TENTH AVENUE and THIRTY
from oar Splendid New Sralcs-which are pr,s-
nGunccd by the best lodges Ia be the most power.
inl Ssrs PianO that has ever been brought beEtG
the FEoite There Is Fialao4aRde thatVll stahd
~ Tune like them.
No. a 0etaeC, front Round Cor.
nCrs, Plain Case, octGgOn legs, s &eaSa SI5O
No.$-T Octave, front Round Cor
NO o octavc,f four large Round Cor
hcFs, with Carved Logs, &C., $500 to 5000
The New York Uninn riano Company, believing
that the public want dcmRntis
- GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
A0ctava Piano-Forte.
Embracing all the M4dere I,nprovcments-sncb as
i fs"scic"oF CGsc. FlsncA Gruad ACTON,
H''P it.1'1. FWH Lrp~ Frame, Deer
arm,I Rsss, e.,
At fEiGES HlTIIiS THE MEiNS OF ALL
Now CIR s'c!' \" last, U,Hcnt n; price lorrtban
any "'irer rclisSle aiamNtSrtOry.
TlI>s6 P;NnnsO made Of tho with
3 \, c',L"' a4 by '!''' uif'st slsitul WoRKNIEN..
sell rt. frGl 5hy cst Elctotics IN this md the al
Countries and t'1liy warrSHtsl 10 stand in any cIl
self lnr - !" 't'slOUSA M DOLLARS
OUR TERMS ARE NET C SH, CITY Funds
Tor ; by adopting such terms arc enabled to sell
All Orders Tt'''-s !,c sent direct to the Fac
rory corner OF ih' Avenue and 3e,H StIcct, as wo
sSt Hi our sIHn" direct from the Factory,
"u' CUSTOMERS 'r"1 paying FIR costly snowy vRTc-
I9onls, ''h CNpeI So tho pnrr aseT aIwa " ha t,s
tH2r- "" SaHt $40 .it;EN rs aud TEACHERS "a
ihtrrJsurr th-sr = rt.ENDlD NEW INSTRUMENTS
lh I'll parts nj tho United States
AEit, YORK ENiON Piano FORTE co.
Goa. thrH AvES"cSnd S6ru STREET, NY.
SAMUEL FISK. Boston. President.
!. q. IL Nl:t:, y " FTSSs'T s Gsn'I : gent.
Jun" u, iS66--Iy.
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CAUTION 70 TRESPASSERS!

WHILST ] keep no Ferrv,T keep bo4ts only 70
w my own use and that ofmy family and friends
and such only, aud MT fpr those who Unwarranta
bly, take my b0ats, much to my Inconvenience, aad
a similarity of indulgence. To sucl.I say, stay
awny-Gor il my Lon IS arc to &c had for the future,
it is to be only by my consent. by any Othcr will
invoke the penalty Of the law to the full extent.
forbid trcsPasscs OF any kind upon my promises
Some parties have found it convenient to dcprCdate
upon my timber, in transporting it from anc tt,cr
county into this, and applying it to their
respectfully announce I" all such, that the dep
Cd"tions must cease, the law will be applied ia
all its full force aud rigor.
GEORGE BACKuOUSE.
December IS, !SG6-3t.
rs. wish to hire NEGRO ROY from 10 to Is
years Of agc-"nc who is good boy. a fair conf
ucnsItiDn for ms s:rvicvs. C. Is.
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DCMESTICS.

DIEACHED Shooting, Is i; ST do. do I'D
~ Hicachcd NlusIns: 1 4 Brown Muslins I I
Blcachcd MuslEs' Plaid Cnttons, GiNehams PIais
lnseys. bed Ticking. Prints, Shaker Flanncls,
White and Figured IRISH Linens.
Just received by
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NEW STORE IN MIDDLEWAY.

NEW o1OAL 4S MIDDLE WAX.
TO MEET the necessities OF the community. the
a undersigned has opened in the house formerly
known as Sc Farnswo,th's Ilotcl,'' in Mddlcway, 4
general and well-scc':t ID assortment of
HARDWARE, TIN WARE,
CUTLERY, PAINTS, OILS,
AND DYE-STUFFS.
IRON, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, x--@H-s----\
HORSE SHOES aud NAILS, LEATH- >-Esss..sZI5
and in short, everything almost, that -A-i9Ns
the public want may require. His assortment of
"a t . " q -,
is 20 general and complete, that he is sure from his
manner Of purchasing for CASH, from first hands
(no commission husncssl nc make il tn, inter.
cst of the county generally to give him cali In
tue way OF SIOHFs;, his stock consists in part of
INC Ironslde, ta: MGR and Planter Cook Stove the
rarl2T Cook Stove for. wood or coal; A1r-Tght and
Ten rat, as also endless variety Of other ari-
ClSs' Unnecessary to cnulnCratc.
w HIDES will BE- received in exchange for
Goods at the lnnI kct price. Hoping to be able to
cct the wants Of the public, reasonable share Of
thcir patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOSIAH WATSON.
November 81, IS66-lln
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IiO! T0g A BERRY CHRISTMAS!
7 UST received a beautifully selected assortment
- "f WATCHES, JEW ELRY, and TOYS Call
""dcNAmiuc; you can't fail TO be pleased. The
j z W e RY
izCem?nscf in part of BEAUTIFUL Sets of every dc
scripii"I,, Bicastpins, Far Rings, Finger Rings
Watch Chaims and Guards Sets FOR the Ilair Chains
|Mda varietyO: other things. ALSO, come choice
SEGAES and SMOKING TOBACCO,
with Fancy SOaPs, Combs AMI Brushes, in c3nncc-
zion with as NICE assortment Of TOYS es can be
found in tuwE. Call and sec
am also gent Cor the sale Of KNABE &. co. IS
HANDS. Persons wishing of those clcran /
Pian"s or Mcnccons, Icy calling nae, sec n
specimen and can have item brCuC lit to tho DCnot
at Manufacturers prices. l. DlNkLE
DccCmhcr Is, 1860
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r EAL rs TIA TT
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

TINE HOUSE AND lot in ch,rlcstown.
Il now ia the occupancy OF DIR. Lippctt-bclonay.
ing to the heirs of tie late A"dreV Kcdncty-wIll
be sold at Public Sale, on the
Sd MONDAY in January nexts
in font of the Carter House. Possession will he
Eivcn on the first of April.
This is one OF the most desrobe residences in tie
town. TERMS made known the day of saIe
nd upon appliCa lOn to John w. Kennedy or Il,
me: ANDREW E. KENNEDY.
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IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY.
BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!

oFFosITE BANK BUILDING,
EARLIEST own, WEST VIRGINIA.
MAJORITY of those who read newspapers. never
espn give htsry glance at business advertise
NAN
actually las n choice variety Of goods which lie il
IIid TO publish the fact. Thereforc,I have
FOUND
it he's; simply invite every body 10 call and
amir nay stock and prices before purchasing else
uherp and TO say bot little in regard my ability
;;ud Determination to make il advantageous to
those who arc not
DEAD
20 dior own interests. TO buy tlieir Dry C. 7ods.
F.,' =, Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps aud Ready
Made Clothing
oHARLEBTowN,
a. he BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
IiAEk Building
rOgh respectfully request my ftie1ds 10 give
~ - tt;il. J GOLDSMITH.
Baltimore Priee Store, opposite Bank Building.
Snr~'nIer Il. IseC
HLLLTOWE ERECT!
1 TssST pss V GToBs n such stock to
FRENCH MERTNoS,
P0PLINS. ALPACGAS.
DELAINES, BLEACiIED
AND BROWN MUSL1NS.
hiso. fino stock of Cloths, CassiT1eres, CASH
n"its, SliawIs. Ribbons. Velvet, Embroidery, Hoo
5irry. lii0"rs. Linen and Paper Collars, Silk and
Linen andkcrchicfs, Neck Ties, Boots, SbUcs,
IiIts Gaps. &c.
Havins. made 'Et-Ec purchapcz under advantageous
circumstances, have Hesitation in saying Sat
we can please all SIM may cal arg {salaf9s our
BslItoxn, Nor. a. 1896 '
FHor'T target to call and be supplied with Jew
II clry at the New JcEelry Store. Opposite tho
hank J.. DINKLE.
z Tor sale by the dozen by
Nov. y. CHARLES JOHNSON.
HITATEG PROOF HOURS, for sale by
w Nov. ID. TRUssEEL < CO..
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:GHOVELS, TONGS. POKERS
~ Aadirons and Coal Scoops,
FOr sale By d. HUMPHREYS & co.
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NEW GOODS!

ItIE arc now receiving second supply al
w WINTER GOODS, which makes our stool;
one of the most complete this side Of B,Itnorc
and as short profits and quick cash sales is mot.
tn, VIC hope receive large share of the rubIic
patronage. EEARSLEY s SHEERER.
Nov. o. 1866.
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oFFosITE BANK BUILDING,
CHARLES TOWN, EST VIRGINIA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-12
DIED.

CHEw.-on the 1lth instant, Mrs. KEZIAH D.
CnEw, relct of the late Wesley Chew in the esd year
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited n attend the funeral, from her late resi-
at O'Clock. To proceed to Wharton Street Church,
GADSBY.-On the 10th instant, JOHN GAD5BY, In
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral rom his late resi-
dence, No. Fetter lane on Saturday afternoon At
O'Clock.
GOELLER.-On the 10th instant, MARIA L.. .daugh-
ter OF Philip and the late Frederick Itoeller
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
residence, No. 204 Monroe street, Friday afternoon
next at O'Clock. To proceed to Trinity Episcopal
Church. for service and interment.
HARRINGTON.-On the 10th instant. ROBERT J..
HARRINGTON, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence No 3li C3Rsklll street above Third on Friday
morning, at 8 O'clock,
MoMAKIN.-on Monday, the 9th instant, Captain
BENJAMIN MCMAKIN, of pneumonia.
The funeral will take place on Thursday 18th In
stanI, Rt o'clock A. NJ. from his late residence, No.
Sington Ii O'clock A. M tram Relatives and frie nds
invited. without further notice. "a
RPHILBIN.-on the I1th instant, JOHN PHILBIN,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the f0nerR from his late resi-
No i2OS spruce street On M1n1ay sns o Ssh
Funeral services at ST. Johns Church. *f#
POST.On the nth Ins ant amer lingering uluess.
CATH HER1NE POST wife OF the late John Post in
The relatives and friends Of the family respect-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Funeral 10 pro-
coed Go ODD Fellows Cemetery.
HATOHER.-At Chester. Pa, on the afternoon OF
THATCHERn in the 62d year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
dence Chester, Pa at 8 O'Clock, Friday morning. To
proceed to Wilmington, Del. "a
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7 HIRD EDITlO N
Blythe Cuba Gable.

BAvANA, Dec. 1I.--It Is reported that Presi-
dent Baez has offered the Bay of Samana to the
United states for loan OF 81 O0O, 900 ~ gold.e
Ebe attempts made 70 organize expeditions in
Curacao against President Cabral, have failed
for want OF funds to carry them out.
Small bands OF revOutionists are hccking
into Hayti, badly provided with arms and am
munition.
An attempt was recently made by General
MoDtez 10 escape from the custody of President
Salnave, but it failed.
Many parties who were suspected of having
been engaged In the attempts to get up revo-
luton IN Hayh have been arrested by order of
President Salnave.
IN Jamaica there Is much suffering from con-
tinual rains, among the planters.
At the French Islands slight earthquake
shocks are of frequent occurrence. Tue steamers
arriving at this port from New Orleans aud other
Southern ports report very heavy weather in
A vessel has arrived from Honduras reporting
earthquakes there, and the disappearance of
islands in that neghborhood. Statements are
also received OF severe shocks felt down in
Venezuela and among all the islands In that
vicinity. 5000 ..
An atfectionate farewell proclamation to the
inhabitants of the DANISH islands, which have
been sold 10 the United States, has been pre-
pared by the King of Denmark, aud win be de-
livered on the 1st of January next. A commits
sioner from the Danish Government has sailed
from st. Thomas for Washington. VT.
The American schooner COuqueror has been
raised by the American Company with their
diving apparatus. Admiral Palmer, at last ad-
vices, had arrived at Kingston, and is termed
Governor OF st. Thomas in addition to his title
as Admiral.
1t is reported that the United States Govern
ment has reopened negotiations for the pur-
chase of the Bay of Samana from President Baez.
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of few hundred barrels at 81 50@S25 for super
fine; sS60@915 for extras; s9@li for NORTHWEST
ern extra family; e'0756l2 for PennsylYanle
and Ohio do. do, and tl2 75@ "a for fancy brands,
according TO qrality. Rye Flour ig inactive at
&S5O@0. 300 barrels Brandywine Corn Meal sold
on secret terms.
There is a 1rm feeling IN the Wheat market,
but business is quiet. The inquiry for prime IS
steady at former rates Sales OF lOO0 bushels
red at S245@2 55. r. o is in fair request. with
sales of 500 bushels PennsylvRnia at 81 T09l75
Corn is quiet Sales OF old yellow at 81 400li3
new do. at Sl05@I Is, and old Western mixed at
$3.50. Oats are unchanged Sales of Southern
and Pennsylvania at 65@73c. Nothing doing
In either Barley or Malt.
Seeds-Cloverseed is selling at S725a9 q 81 lbs
Timothy ranges from 50 i50205. Flaxseed is
wanted at S245@250
Bark is held AZ s56 Q ton for No. Quercitron.
w WhiskY-NOlhinR dOing
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-12

A SwNDLER.-John Quinn some few weeks
ago took lodgings at the.boarding house of Mrs.
Cullen, No. 1919 Market street Two days ago,
without giving any information OF his intended
departure, he suddenly left, not only swindIlng 2
the lady out of her rightful fees, but aggravated
the swindle by stealing sheets from the beds
and clothes from the wardrobe, not forgetting q
SCI of valuable furs. Yesterday this same dis
honest Quinn, with q constancy in his dis nonest
profession worthy Of higher calling, wentinto
the store OF John Conner No. 607 South street,
and ordered handsome silk umbrella, direct
ing 1t to be sent to house in Ninth street At
the day appointed for the sending the store
boy, with the new umbrella under his arm was
trudging along to the house referred to- when
who should arrest him in his progress but this
selsame dishonest Quinn. The latter told the
boy to hand him the umbrella, and 90 back to
his employer and ask him to make a reduction
In the price OF the article of 81. The boy did So
and he had no sooner disappeared around one
corner than the untruthful and sWindling
Quinn disappeared around the other. He was
not seen again until he was arrested by an
officer, when he was taken before Alderman
Hurley and committed.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival OF enc stsamsr DE soto.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 12.--The United States
steamer De Soto, Commander Boggs, has arrived
here six days from st. Thomas, with the DANISH
Commissioners, the Rev. DR.. Hawley, OF Au-
burn, N. z: William Moore, Vice-Consul at St.
steamer Monongahela, wrecked at st. Crox, on
board. Five men of the crew of the Mononga-
bela we're drowned. .e
captain BurroQgPst Oh the 9nSed states Ma
SusquehaDna, died Of yellow fever at 81. Thomas.
Rear-Admiral Palmer was very low there with
the fever.
There we've eighteen cases of fever on board
the United States steamer Don, and six deaths.
The bottom of the steamer De Soto was tenn
porarily repaired by the divers, after being
ashore, and she now leaks but Il tie,
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AMERICAN PIANOS At THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
hNcoNrnoyERTI9Ln PROOFS OF THE HIGHEST

dNcoNTRovERTIBLE PROOFS OF THE HIGHEST
AWARD TO sTEINwAY q SONS.
The following official documents prove be-
yond adoubt that the Highest Award within the
power OF the International Juries to bestow was
by their unanimous Uerdict accorded to Messrs.
Steinway q Sons, and that the ribbon Of the
Legion Of Honor. obtained individually by a
member of another American plano firm, upon
hiS otOn personal application for the same, from
the Emperor. was not (as persistently and
falsely asserted) recommended by either Glass
or Group Jury or Imperial Commissiou:-
PARIS, July 20, 1871 certify that the FIRST
GOLD MEDAL for American Pianos has been
unanimously awarded to Messrs. steinway by
the Jury OF the International Exposition. First
on the list in Glass X MEbINET,
President OF the International Jury.
SMBRosE THOMAS 1 Members
ED HANsLICK, of the
Il. a. GEYAERT Ilnternat1onal jury
j. SCH1EDMAYER, J
STUTTGART, Aug. 15, 1871 certify herewith
that the Jury Of the International Exhibition
in Paris, as well as the group Of Jurors, have
unanimously acknowledged the Pianos OF
1dessrs. SteinwRy s. Sons, of New York
consisting of Grand, Square, and Upright
Planos--to be superior to those OF Messrs'
Chick erIng Sc Sons, of Boston; and that on
this account the First Large Gold Medal has
been awarded TO Messrs, SteinWay q Sonb Ior
America. j. SCHIEDMAYER,
Member of Jury Glass X, Member OF Chamber
of Commerce. etc, etc.
Sworn to before and certified by Emil Klan-
precht, United States Consul for the Kingdom
of Wurtemberg, dated Stuttgart, August 49,
1867.
ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF Music, DIRECTORS
OFFICE, BRUSSELS, Sept. 49, 1867. = Messrs
STEINwAY s. SoNs:--In answer to your letter o
the 18th inst. have to declare that my posi-
ton does not permit me to let you know the
contents of my report before It's official publ
cation, but cannot refuse to Join my declara
ton to the one of my honorable colleagues o.
the Jury of Glass 10 of the Universal Exposition
in Paris, dated July 20, that the First Gold Media
for the American Pianos has been given u
you by the unanimous vote of this Jury, con
firmed by the Second Group JITy, as well as
the Superior Council of the Presidents Impe-
rial Commission)
declare furthermore, that neither the Jury
of Class 10, nor the Second Group Jury, nor the
Superior Council of Presidents, have asked the
Decoration of the Legion of Honor for Mr.
Chickering, as such demand was not within
their province. Accept, gentlemen, my high
regards. The Reporter OF Glass 10. FErIs,
Director of the Conservatory of Brussels. =
-Ne1O York Evening Express.
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A NEW RAILROAD TME TABLE-IMPoRTANT
CHANGEs-There have been great changes
made in the time of the departure of the va.
rious lines on the Camden and Amboy, and
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroads, which
will continue in force during the winter; and
they are of particular Importance to those who
are constantly travelling to aud from New York
to this city,
On and after Monday, December i6, an additional
street wharf at $40 p M. Returning will leave New
York from foot OF Cortland street at7 A NJ arriving
at Walnut street wharf. The through New York line
now leaving Walnut stree wharf at p M will be
Amboy only. The line now leaving New York az
a. Nj. for Philadelph1a, VIII be discontinued after
December Ath. the Through Line, now leaving
New FORK, Pier No az P. NJ, will leave Al p M,
via Amooy and Camden. and the through line
leaving New York from the foot of Cortland street
for Philadelphia at 439 p. NJ will leave at p. M,
now leaving Walnut street wharf at 5 P. M. will
leave at & p. M. for New York. The Way Line, now
leaving Walnut street wharf at p. NJ, Will leave at
430 p M. for Bordsntown and intermediate sta ions
Intermediate stations only. Returning viii leave
Burlington at z A. M. All other lines Will as
By the way Of the West PhiladelphIa depot there
viii be additional line at II o'clock, night for
New York via Connecting Railway, stopping at ali
the principal stations The lines now leaving Ken
and the A. NJ. and IL night lines from New York,
arriving at Kensington Depot will be discontinued
after Saturday, December IA.
The line now leaves Kensngton Depot at 730
A, NJ for Cornwells and the line leaving COrnwells
at u NJ for Kensington Depot, will be discontinued
after Saturday. December IA. On and after Monday
December l6, the A. M. (Bel Del.) line from Ken
sngton Depot viii stop at all the principal stations
between Philadelphia and Trenton. The line leaving
at 10 Is A. M. will run 10 Bristol only Returning,
Will leave Bristol for philadelphia at 245 p, NJ.
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A LIQUOR STORE RoBBED. The liquor store
OF John O'Reilley, at Twenty second and Race
ST. eets, was entered some time during the night
before last by burglars. There were In the eel
lar of this store four barrels OF whisky and a
lot OF empty demijohns. The burglars ct ence
deVislng the most feasible plan of stealing the
whisky, filled the demijohns, and carried them
away; and appearances testify also that when
they had used up all the demij ohns they rolled
the barrels out OF the store and into q wagon
yesterday morning the first car coming in on
Race street was stopped by a wagon standing
across the track at Twenty second and Race
streets. The driver making an examination.
found two barrels of the whisky stolen in it
Further investigation led to the discovery OF
TWO nVe-gallon demijohns filled with the spirits
on on an empty lot opposite. The rest had mystic
rtously dtsappe ared, as had the thieves