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Cricket in Cincinpati.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The cricket match be
tween the Thames and Union Clubs ended yes
terday, the Union Club scoring 1T and tn
Thames 81,
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Impeachment Reports of the Judiciary
Committees.

The following is an extract from special des-
patch to the Boston Daily Adoertiser:-
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The four members of
the Judiciary Committee who favor impeach-
ment will probably present three reports next
winter Governor Boutwell, will probably con-
tent himself with presenting his views of the
law bearing upon the matter, which he will do
with considerable fulluess. His report is not
yet done. Judge Williams first presents the
law and then sums up the evidence in support
OF Impeachment. His report is about ready,
and would make at least twelve columns of this
paper. Judge Lawrence arranges the evidence
against the President In extracts under
separate heads and also argues the law,
aud his report would I'LL at least fifteen CO.
lumns. Governor Thomas has not yet drawn
up, any report, and may join with one of his
colleagues. The three anti-impeachment Re-
publicans take ground that it is not proper to
draw up report till the testimony is all IN, and
their report has progressed no further than
Judge Wilson's careful and elaborate statement
OF the law which, in their opinion, must govern
the case. 1t is not known what progress the
Democratic members have made with their
report. Another fact connected with General
Grants evidence has leaked out. He says, in
reference to the Presidential tour last summer,
that he was invited to go by the State Depart
ment. and declined, and that he did not waive
his objections and consent till he had been per-
sonally urged by the President to accompany
the party.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven Bro. No. 40 s. Third street
no u

--Messrs. DE Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at p. M.s-U. s. 6s of 1881, lIOI
@6a5io DO lss2 lI55SiIt iaS 1864 IOSl@
lOsl; do, 1867, new, Oss@lOsl; do. IS, 10 -1Os,
lO2t@l02li do. 7'SOs, Aug, l075@lOsi; do.
June, ,lO7g 11O7B; do, July, l07b @l07I; Compound
Interest Notes, June 1854 1896 DO, July ISeb,
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THF PEACE CONGRESS.
a Lsttsr rrom vlctor HUGO.

Victor Hugo writes the following letter-ap-
narently 10 Girardin:-
"a1v Honorable aud Dear Fellow CitizeR:-I
an, heartily with you. A Peace Congress of the
1ations viii be a magnificent response to this
Conoress of Kings, which matches war. press
vour hand cordially. VICTOR HUGO
'1HauteVille House, July o."
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JULY an.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELH-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M.........,77 II A. M............ 92l2 p, M OK
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THE PAPAL STATES.
Another P&pal AllOcuttOn'
At the COnsistOTy held Friday July ~ me
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Southern emigrants are settling in Ja-
MaiCa,
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Grey Jacket and william BagIey
Prize Money.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The prize Grey Jacket,
captured by the United States steamer Kennebec,
OF the East Gulf Squadron, commanded by Rear
Admiral H. H. Bell, near Mobile, Ala, is now
ready for payment at the office of the Fourth
Auditor Of the Treasury; also the prize William
Bagley, captured by the United States steamers
0ssipee, Kennebec, and De Soto, the two former
vessels belonging to Admiral Farragut's squad
ron, and the latter to the squadron commanded
by Rear-Admiral Bailey. The Grey Jacket is
the prize that was the subject of the long con-
tested suit which was finally settled in the United
States Supreme Court, and for the gaining of
which the Hon. B. F. Butler was to have re-
ceived the snug little fee OF $780, 900 had he sue
ceeded. The share of Admiral Bell in the Grey
Jacket is $4,000; the share of Captain William p.
Mccain, the commander of the Kennebec, is
SIG, ,75l; and the shares of the seamen $l095.
The share of Admiral Farragut in the prize Will
liam Bagley Is $4,000. The other shares are
small owing to the proceeds having to be dis
tributed between the two squadrons. The pro-
ceeds of the sale of the Grey Jacket are 1885 O21
and the proceeds of the sale of the William Bag
ley and cargo of cotton are Sl99, 300. Half of
these sums 60 to the Government and half to
the captors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 24-The London
Standard regards war as inevitable
between France and Prussia within a
few months. Some Of the German papers
are already discussing military opera
tons.
A Frankfort letter says the excite
ment in Garmany is intense, and the
most bitter enemies Of Prussia side with
her now.
The Paris papers consider the Luxem'
burg question attended with great danger
Advices from Vienna state that the
Cabinet considers itself no longer bound
by any consideration towards the old
Confederates.
A Washington special says that special
postal agents will fll the vacant Offices
in the South.
The British Legation hints that the
negotiations for the settlement OF the
Alabama claims will be resumed, coupled
with others to dispose of British Column
bia to the United States.
The Democratic majority yesterday in
the city was 1900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 24-It is said that
the Supreme Court will decide promptly
TO dismiss the Georgia and Mississippi
bills.
The jury in the United States District
Court of Baltimore, in the case of Thos.
r. Rich against General Wool for false
arrest and imprisonment in 1861 and
1862, brought in verdict to-day, award
ing one cent damages to Rich. The costs
in the case are to be equally divided
Vera Cruz advices state that the I'm
perialists have retaken Puebla, but the
report is discredited.
Liberal accounts state that Dinz had
defeated the Imperial force between
Puebla and the City of Mexico, and sent
aid in defending Puebla.
Vera Cruz letters say that Diaz lost
1000 men in the assault on Puebla, which
fell on the 18th. The Imperial loss was
1000.
The Imperial officers we're spared,
though Diaz threatened to execute them
in his demand for the surrender
Diaz has sent battery and 300 men
to attack Vera Cruz The Liberals had
demanded its surrender, and it was be-
heved that it would capitulate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April pam aid to
the Chief of Police was discharged to-
day by order of General Sheridan, on
the alleged charge of discouraging the
negroes from registering.
Mexican advices say that Vera Cruz
is closely invested by the Liberals, 1000
strong, commanded by Mendez and
Lonas, and intercourse between the city
and country is cut of, and starvation is
imminent The city is being shelled.
The levee funds are exhausted, and
the work will be discontinued unless the
planters are successful in raising funds
from the bankers and capitalists of New
Orleans, and there is no abatement Of
the waters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
DIR. C. SPIEGEL,

GRADUATE OF THE BEST MEDICAL
" schools Of Europe and the United States,
and member Of the principal medical societies
in the those countries, has practiced medicine
in Memphis for the last thirteen years, and
continues to offer his professional services to
the public, in the treatment Of all forms of dis
eass upon the most improved European meth
DDS. Ny vast collections of rare medicines and
surgical instruments, with a lifelong expe-
rience in their administration and use, warrants
me in claiming a superiority over the more or
binary method of treating diseases, such as
Cancer and tumors of every description.
which 1 cure by Constitutional treat
ment exclusively, no operation per
Ear and Skin, Consumption and Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Serofula, Syphilis,
Structure, elect, Gravel. Piles, Dropsy. Fistula
in ano; in short all Chronic Diseases, giving
especial attention to Female Diseases Of
every description. l am always ready at alt
times TO consult with hrst-class Physicians,
either by letter or in person, upon all diseases
pertaining to Medicine and Surgery. Medicine
sent By express TO all parts of the world, when
desired
OPPicE--No. 50. south side Monroe, be-
tween Main and Second streets, Memphis.
Residence No $50 linen street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, April 24-It is reported that
the great powers of Europe have removed
their appeal to Prussia, in the hope Of
avoiding the war which now seems SO
imminent.
LONDON, April "a, p.m.-Consols, 900 /;
Five-twenties, 679; Illinois Central, 723 /;
Erie, 36@.
LIVERPOOL, April "a, p m.-The cotton
sales reached 10000, the market is weak
-uplands lO+@lO4d, Orleans lO2d; Cal
ifornia wheat, las Cd; corn, ABS Cd pre-
visions are unchanged, except lard,
which declined 3ld, andis now quoted at
Sos 3D.; produce unchanged.
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SPECTACLES.

7 %""~TUy "T INS !"
81 GS IL -SAOA1GSs
m. h,,,a. ,,.;o, =, a.
invented which can be obtained at his office.
His Glasses last . number Of years without
chaheng. ne gives great IelieI 70 p s ~, !,
M n n ~ ir Sase SnectscIss are Scsn,
n .snp VI $780, a. a2 osse ~ defectiYe
s. Win aa d dnsss sSSSur ays,wop or pIsna
ture decay, by IT, N. bernaarat on aneT ana ana
~ ~ w md morur.otrer
81 an ns1raian rrystoI eSlass for Snectacias
| VI no Wy III OpcoN'Sioot
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HOME MANUFACTURE
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ONLY s25.

I HAS BEEN PRACTICALLY TESTED,
l. and is fully guaranteed to do the work as well
In ALL respects as is Usually done by hand.
IL makes the furrow, drops and covers the
seed at the rate OF from eight to twelve acres
per day, with but one horse or mule to draw it,
seed.
The seed is zen from the hopper by rotating
fingers, which separate the seed and distribute
them EVENLY in the furrow.
Its SO SIMPLE and complete in its construc-
uon that 1t cannot by any possibility elog or
larry.
1t is lily Endorsed by experienced cotton
growers, and recommended as agood and prac-
teal ma chine. The best yet invented. 1t is
selling eadily, wherever introduced. TO promi-
nent pl Inters in Tennessee and Mississippi, as
our ore.er will show.
1t has important advantages over machines
heretofore used. as will be evident upon inspec-
ton.
1t has an open seed box. and the seed in the
boy and in the process of dropping is in plain
view of the driver, so that he will not be liable
TO miss by letting il run out Of seed.
Its easy to handle and guide on the ridge,
whether straight or curved.
IL will drop regular, and never miss or clog
with clean or foul seed.
B2-Manufactured at 16l Madison street,
Memphis. Tenn, where may also be found a
good assortment of PLoWS AND SORAPERS
3l-59 TREAT & HAMILTON.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, April 24-The ship
Railway was wrecked on Howlands Is.
land to-day. twenty-five of the crew
were saved. The vessel is a total loss.
The official census of 1866 shows that
the population of the Sandwich Islands
has decreased 5000 in six years.
The treasurer of the Southern Relief
Fund RENTED $4,000 in gold last Sat
urdsy.
Judge Charles R. Prosman, of the Su-
preme Court of Nevada, died yesterday
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BE NOT DEOEIVED. :

EADER, IF YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL misfortune to contract the aocursed dis
ease, known as Yenerial, in any form, you can
be cured II care not in what stage il may pre-
sent itself, whether primary. secondary or ter
tiary). without taking one solitary srain Of
medicine. After ton years Of close investiga-
ton and practical experience, l am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose Of eff
fecting permanent cure Of syphilitio diseases
is useless, and, that in large proportion Of
cases. it absolutely does more harm than good.
While under my method Of external mediea-
cation, which Is pleasant and agreeable to the
patient, | defy competition with any other
method known TO the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent cure-which guarantee
Ia all eases. In making this important fact
known 10 the public, wish to state that / am
a regular practitioner Of medicine that i am
a graduate Of the Medical Department Of the
University Of Louisville, KY, and that my
method Of treating those diseases has cost years
Of deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the noEt improved methods.
0FFfCE-No. IS Monroe street, between
Main and Second. l67
Respectfully, q. W. MCLOED, VI. ID.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-25
FROM NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Va, April 24-Mr. Wilson
IS expected here this evening. The Radi-
calls viii tender him the cOurtesies Of
their party if he accepts their platform,
and if not, the civil authorities will take
charna nf Il
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FROM ST. JOSEPH.

ST. JOSEPH, No, April PA severe
shock of an earthquake occurred o-day
at three o'clock pm. The buildings
shook and swayed with a rapid motion,
and caused much alarm among the peo-
pie No damage is reported as yet
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n. Blowing to engagements elsewhere. DIR.
BERNHARDT will be able to remain here but
a short time only. 2l-4t
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

rTlHE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
i chine. An entirely new invention-imlike
any other Scoring Machine IN the World: PAT
ENTED 1867. II uses tlsO threads. and makes
.Stitch alike on both sides, haA l0iR not rip or
anrGutl, 1t combines simplicity, durability
and beauty. 1t is rs large as other hrst-class
machines. A child can learn TO work i. II
will do every variety Of family sewing and tail
oring. It will sew from the finest gsuze 10
leather In order to introduce the Star Shuttle
Seeing Machine into every household in the
land, we propose to furnish them complete,
with one shuttle, six bobbins. full set Of
needles. oil can. screw-driver. directtops. etc,
ETC., OF the unprecedented price Of only Tleenty-
Five Dollars. on receipt OF which We viii box
QfrLe Of expense), and ship 70 any address.
W. G. WILSON h CO.,
29i Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
n. Beach Machine warranted for FIVE
years Persons who order Machines and Ind
that they are otherwise than represented, can
return them and get their money bsek.
AGENTS WANTED.
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THE OXFORD FALCON,
3. n. THOMPSON. Proprietor
OXFORD, Mss

THIS PAPER rs. PUBLISHED IL A
Neaithf and rcrulous section Of country,
the University town Of Mississippi, az which
place l. located the nitei States Distriai Court
fcr the y urt1crn District 81 Mississippi. Q
10 the business men Of Memphis would re-
orcctfully offer The columns ID TIE Fsrcov a.
the best medium tarourh which ther can Gem
nunic=te 20 the ciii1sus % Lafayeite and ai-
joining COUNTIES.
RATES on ADEERTIsIyqy-Per eauars
81 ten hnes cr lcss. ~ q feffhe fr.t inserti5n.
ari Is cents Tor each sut1clur1t frsrrfior
Special notices - ccnt Der Inc.
The usual deduction VII h1 n.afa on month
ly and yearly adrerusenenA lcod-6l
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McGafrey's Cotton Seed Planter

D. A. SHEPHERD. oasher.
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The White Pine Compound.

1T vss early 10 the spring Of 80 that this compound
was originated. A member Of my family WIS afflicted
~ih irritation ~ the tercst attended ~ith ds#a
able corgh had Tor months previous thought
that preparation having Ter It's aSls the inside bark 81
white pine might hs compounded to bs very usenl
In diseases Of the fhi and tunRe To test The sziuo
Of II 10 tls siu5a3i IT, compounded email guam
fity OF the edictue tst had been planning SD gave
II 10 tesspo9ntul doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within daysthe irritation of the throat
removed the ooug snbsdtd and aspsedy onre vas
effected soon after this sent some 10 lady IN Lon
onisrry n IT who had been dsfins s6f some weeks
from had cough asoIed by sudden Cold and had
RI I'D rucns sfraaktd with bood She soon found r.
lief sud sent FIR mora She tSSk stca ten onnccs of
H. and sol we'll. J. p. Clark, kq- editor % The hsn
chester Daily Mirror made tEiA OF The same prep&D-
ton In this sass Of severe cold and was cured inm-d
stesy. he highly pissssf With the results. anA
fore The public, that he fasy persuaded TO gssbta
usie spd send II struad 10 ieDent the sufsing. In
November, 1884, d aAstrt sd IL under the nans 81
White Pine ,compoabd. in two ytns from that time
there had bssn whoissaled IN haneb1star alone 9se
hundred dollars WORTH wbsre took the lead ofsii the
cough mess In this market, medt still main ains that
position There good for this very s0oth-
Ing and heAfag fHft nature " warnipg TO the ston-
Aeh aud pleasant viLal TO the tasis End L. exceedingly
Cheap.
IL rssssdy for kidney complaints the hits Pine
Compound stands uprivaiod II not originated fer
purpose bat person In usfpg ~ for cough as
only eursd Of Gs cough, but va also cured ola
kidney difficulty or ten years standing. sncs that r.
cidatA discovery many Thousands hsse esed Tor we
sauls com paint, and have been completely erred.
Ths Atovs was written ~ Dr. Poland, ia ssoV sipse
theu In Malach~stAf, t.e WHIT Fi,~ tompennd o.
taken Trad OF .l ronkh remedies, well ~ prFpa
rson fBy the Kidney fnicultes, 10 every CITY
town village aud hanist throug bout tine Ns~ England
6tsfes.
This remedy safe and peasants 70 take - II.
sctsai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-28

n,.,or- arp INV EsaLANp PAssEssins, with thei
n. ss,ss. Ars tran.sfe1d ffse of eurSe In NevIork
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-28

DEsrRucrIex Of ANsssnARsa Osvsct N
AsxaxsAs. --On the 9Th insssnt,sax Camden.
Arkansas, at about half past four Clock
am, Captain Pieree, in ~ uDdseSe upirh}
with an armed force Of thirty men, 81 Z
company Of Usited States iafastsy, stasiosed
at Camden, Arterses pfpcseded 70 the
ONCE Of the CoRstitlfiopal E10k, edited BY
Colonel A. W: Hsbsoss tsass of ths Third
Arkansas Confederate cavalry, aad now =
member elect to the United States Cougress,
sad without any ceremony proceeded q
brake open the doors Of sid Office, taxing
thence oil the ''cases,'' scattering The type
about the Streets and thrO wing some in the
ravine pear town breaking upthe frame work
Of the press, and doing ali they could do ex>
cept TO burn sr The house They had .
wagon and team. and tasled of some Of che
things belonging to the Office, 4
The Mayor OF The CITY. Hon D. Newton,
addressed letter 70 Colonel Gilbert, com.
mauding post y Camden, Astins By xhose
authority this vas done, and ihs approved
OF sanctioned the same. He replied, late a
nsbt, TO this effect: '"Your note Of this date
received and contents. acted. The soldiers
ofthis post hate been Exaggerated 1by ths
pieces appearing IN said paper. IA osa -
the Herald. The ootempoary Of the E0gie,
parsnes the conree il il tu,suinkit win moi.
be n,erfered with. - NsmpAs zralaaele. !
= a.~---~---~ - -
LETTER From CHIEP IrsrleE CnAss ~ Re.
IATIoS To THR SHAMELESS LIE AG3rS4r HIM
SELF. We a.e permitted to make the follow.
ing extracts from q letter written by the
Chief Justice TO an old friend 10 this city, In
which he refers TO the shameless lie IN circus
lation hgainst himself; -
The ARTICLE IN the H.orld. Of New York,
is IN an excellent spirit. and NOT far hom
correct. But don't want 70 be represented
as particularly poor or particularly disintsr.
ested. | think | am worth now about one
hundred thousand dollars, / should at any
rate, be quite willing stostake that SUM in
8 2os, and make clear conveyance OF salfI
have in the world to anybody Who viii pay
ny debts. would willingly be worth .
great deal more if knew of an honeet way
to get worth more. Alithat the peopls are
interested in knowing is that haven I cent
which of right. belongs to them. "A 80
:" didn't serve them to make Moeey out
Of them, but to save monoy for them. eutl l
really feel that the rascals who are S3~adet-
,ps las ought 10. be. -dsaoanced, ssd this
mean attempt to injure. me in the public
esteem exposed. lisa much more impor.s
tant to the people than it is so to me, that
those who have served them faithfully shall
he fully mad cautiously ssstaised !; olAes-
wise rascality will be sfa rseminn,, and
those who are trying to make them suspect
me will run their arms to the shoulders in
the money -hags, - Pkstddefphfa mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-28

Iron s.d afer ApKfL 18th, 1851. frsinss WI ~
ID oosssrtien WITH III western in;s, z. e,'o.r: u.
HROM DUukIRK AND oAhA AAOA-
~ Nov York time iron Union Uepo0;
Ey9aA ; .ssss e. 80: e - 81. Z.
s,1 conrccta 6 Hornellsviils and Corning wlsh
=. 500 =. I h.Rr :: 10 80 mo. s'h-'' =
s,ss = 4. Lighsni.g E1pssss, frs. a.
nAnca, tsspdaIa sxcepted). stops g. hossssss,
|. "a sas.1 q ssssio. "a sr1is.. ia Ne. rsrl
AIS p. 4. Sew York .lgAt EaIr.s.. r..
4 zast ! ssss 90 ;;a e.
! - fskfs1 sad srrivesin New York q y y D.
n. connecting with Afternoon Trains and etsaD-
e, Tor Boston and New England citss.
FROM BUFFKLO-By New York time from D.
q os cor. Exehasss and Michigan ssrs.s.; a.
--kays excepted stops at Hornslls,iiIe eos n,
fskas 2 y sa e., T ,erss
M 6scn.sts 4 GREAT Bend With Delaware, Iesk-
4ki svsesa s Wsssssa Rai!road, nd q Jsfay Nsy
~ sspss.; Ise as
49, .elis,iue {eandsys s1ceptsG. Arrives 4 N.w
srn Central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
E.itimore. Washington and points South.
a.9O p. n. Lightning Express. (sund.ys e.
ma strives In New FORK 1.oo .. m. Connectss -
jersey City with Morning Rxprese Train o. .sv
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Wssningten
ana 4 Nsn Enek siAh Morning Expssss Train ~
pos,or aud New Nasland Cities. Asa
sin = nj = New York Night Express,
pAILY step. at Pa. tag. e:ss p 70 cap , Inter.
ssestnf At He.oslls,iiis Win s rs saS ~. ~
a. from bsnkirh aud arriss1s Nss A"A =
r1a6F. n. cfncinnati Exprsss, pund.ys
,srerUtedy ssJps at susqushsnne IRA =. (Bens
Tn,rss,s LAO o. M (Dinel Apdl artivee In New
York at 16 m. Connecn At Elmira via
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg, rhile7
ds,phia baltimore, Washington and rsants eosen,
~ ar.st Bend With Delaware. LArkawenna p
Weater7 Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and PM
adeiphia, and atNev York with Afternoon Irans
and steamers for Boston and New England Gtss
n~,s A. AtS6s y(ss$ Cd susssy iexstAg Buffalo u
s.io D. m and reaching New York at 1880 p. NJ,
r,.,o. arp INV EsaLANp PkssIsssns, with theft
B. sr.xs Ars transffefd ffee Of eturse In New1ork
ATo pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
many ote OF interest," raesing through the
ISs,.lf.l Chemung. enanuehAnnA. pelA-
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sTo pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
present. many otjes OF interest," rassng through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, susquehanna, Della.
80 and Ramspo rivers ever changing panorama Of
Of \ afnra,a hesaltt . commands Attention.