The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

Rates guaranteed as low at all times as by other
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
l227rpt No. lO5 South FIFTH Street
n OhTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-
~ TIE MIDDLE ROUTE.-Shortest and most
direct line to Bethlehem, Allentown Maucn Chunk,
and al points tn enigh " Yonin Uoai regions
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, n. ". corner Of
hLl'i'1 anu WiHTER AnS'fisi R 1ARRRaNGEMENT Ar
NINE DAILY TRAINS,
On and alter UESDAT, January /, 1867, Passenger
leave the New GepOt corner Berks ana Amerl-
AZ 745 .M:1MoIning Express for Bethebem Beth and
connecting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Railroad
tOr Allentown Catasauqua, SlatngtOn, Mauch Chunk,
whEesbafre Kingston r ttston and ali points in ie-'
fSS 0 @ Ta
with Catawiss Railroad, for RUPERT Danvtlle Milton,
Nj at Wnkesbare al p. NJ; at MahanOy CITY at P,
NJ by this train can - ske * NE Lehgh Val
and points on New jersey Central Railroad to New
pa oa stepping %6g
Grove, Hatboro' and Harsvile, by this train, take
Al lois a. .&-Accommodotion for Fort Washington,
stopping at intermediate stations.
! At2 20 M.-AccOmmodation tor ID Doylestown, stop
ping at all intermediate stations Passengers take stage
At S45 p M~Evening Express for Bethlehem and
principal stations on the North RAILROAD
Valley train Tor Ia ton reaching there at 6'45 nj
Passengers Plainied someTviile and other points
al tram Eason which arrives in New York at 10 As
Wales and for SzSreG at Bethlehem and for GrSen
At 400 p MNAccommodaton for Doylestown stop-
ping At al intermediate stations fassengers for W. low
o gve ha at stage Ao
AT 8 20 r. M..ThrouPh accommodation for Bethle-
Railroad connecting at bethlehem with lie high Valley
Eyenaa3GS a3S Train foE AentoTn Nm, Maqoh Chunk, etc
Atli 30 7, M~Accommodatlon, for Fort Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9l5 A. NJ, 23O and 84OP NJ
2 30 p NJ train makes direct connection with Lehigh
Valley trains from Eason, WilkesDarre MahanOy CITY,
Passengers leave Wikesbarre at 80 P NJ connect at
Bethehem at 10 ?. M and arrive in Philadelphia at
From Doylest0wn at S'35 A. NJ, 55, and 7O5 P. NJ.
From ansdale % at ~ A. M; ,o =, .,,oor =,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 0 30 A. NJ,
Philadelphia Tor boy lestown at 2'35 NJ.
Doylestown to rhlade phIa at 72O a NJ.
Filth and sixth streets passenger cars convey passen
White cars Of econd and Third streets line aud
Unlon line run wihin short dis % @nSe Of % the depot 9
to secure the lowest rates OF fTIs fTe CLARK AGENT
Hilman's Baggage Express win call for and deliver
bGgSSse ce So S 'nf i5 pSGG S6Gtb THIRD Street lis
NJ Ew AND MOST eiE P4RE9T DEsE6Es ROUTE TO TAE
~ WARREN ASB gR1ANKlTIIN RAILWAY, ,o
sfS From 1huTsday So9em5eT a. 1866 trains lssyo
Irgneton the junction q the Philadelphia and Erie
"'''i'"' GUING SOUTH i o OIL CITY.
6'65 A. Nj. Mail Train arrives at ItdiOue at 80 Am
S H. Express Tian arrives at dSle at oP
0eOPGGGoii PGoiSG S6RiH G HI f0 Fou IRviNET6S NE 4 o'
gIO a, N. Express fr a arrives at oleopos at 50 A.
NJ; at Tdioute at ll5O A. NJ and at lryinet9n a. y
trains iOr Philadelphia and all points, bot East and
West Passengers Tor Philadelphia by this train arrive
'Dr5O f2O ? ? Mail Tram arrives at oeOpO at lbs M
Td9ate at S5 f. ana @ az iHS S Ss on af 46 Fl NJ
messengers by this train emain Irvmeton until IL
P. Nj arriving at Philadelphia at 20 r. 81.
An trans goIg South leave rvlnetOn after arrival
trains on Philadelphia and Erie Ralroad, connect at
OeoUOis for tithOle City, and at OIL City with Atlantic
and Meadvile and with trains hallway for
hous, Vile Humboldt, Plumer, Rynd Tarr and Story
H Trans Going Sorih eaye OIL City and oIeopolis
after arrival OF trains from above points
no6H BE '9 arve Toa' at rvnetoh at $50 NJ having Is mn
utes for eakIast and arrive At OIL CITY at 945 A. NJ
Phiiadepbia at 80 p. ~ arrive at Irvineton at 20 r.
NJ. Gay, remain over night and take the 81 A, NJ
At ITyneton passengers will find four comfortable
hotels and trs' -class dining saloon in the depot
BE sure obtain through tickets ana baggage checks
at Pennsylvania Railroad lepOt, West Philadelphia
via ~ arren and Franklin Railway, The great shor
rOu'e 10 ''' isGxC BLAKsLEE, superintendent.
81 VERLEN r. KEN, General Freight and Ticke
Agent
GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE. No
u $50 81 ARKEr street, Philadelphia, November 10
IS66-The Globe Express Company viii tDis day opeI
lis FIRST line between n ew York, Philadelphia, Bait
"i0i'' HEAVY FREIGHT AND PACKAGES.
They will calfor and deliver promptly at the follow
For heavy freights to and from New YORK 4Oc per lO
100 lbs Georgetown, &c. per 100 lbs alexandra 81
peP and vauabes viii be taken at as ressonsb
rates as by any Other responsib COmnanv
at all important points through the South and son h