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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
LETTER FROM nARDYvnLE.
lrEON A. occasIOxaL ooaKEsPosOEsr.


HARByviLLF, Feb. - Is67.
Eurroa MIxEa:-agsiH j. cur town thrown
into excitement by the murder Of one q our
fellow townsinsn and brother Pioneers. On
Friday morning last, As the workmsn on the
Toll Road at Union PAS, sixteen miles from
here, wese going TO work, they discovered
the tracks o. an Indian, who bad evidently
but lust crossed the rad Ms Theaags Ne
Cali, who was in charge Of the work, alone,
snd with nothing but pistol, started over
the hills TO follow the Indian, instrueting the
party 10 bead of the indian Il be succeeded
ia turning him that way.
lie wAa goBs some time, and the party
started oat to look for him, thinking some
thing had befallcn him, or he would have re-
tnrned On travelling about two miles they
came upon his body, pierced with arrows and
stripped Of clothing IL would seem that the
Indians had purpo-ely made the tracks across
the road 10 draw their enemies INTO Ambush,
a. there was evidence II a large party ofthcm.
The night before, they had made raid into
San Francisco District and killed two mules,
and captured one horse, which they had with
them, and which was found dead near McCsll's
bciy, il having been sho; probably BY Bic
Cali in his defense.
Mr. Metal was one Of the oldest settlers
here, having come here in the spring Of 1851 +;
was an honest, upright and fearless man. uni-
versally esteemed by all who knew him, and
his untimely fate Is 10 be deeply mourned-
The arrows prove the Indians 10 have been
Pah- G ties. We had been fearing trouble, as
she red devils last week held barbecue at
Cottonwood Island over a couple Of horses
they killed there, and their tracks were de
covered few miles above here, along the riy-
er. These Pah-Utes must be externinated
and 10 do that the war must be carried 10
their homes. Their head quarters are on the
Muddy. They come down to CalIyille and
III Dorado Canon, and are there :" good In
dians, dash across the river, massacre few
Of our citizens, then back with their blood
and booty, to be good Indian" again.
Now it seems 10 me 20 be wrong policy
for any one to treat any o. them as good In
dians. I am told that Pah Utes are, and
have been Of late, hanging around the troops
al the Canon, receiving bread, instead oflead
a. they should. They no doubt are very
friendly there, and it is possible they may
Chose who go boldly about be innocent Of
the commission Of the depredations, but they
are Pah-Utes, and Of course have intercourse
with the tribe, and gather items for others to
act upon. And they cloak the real offenders.
Tho only true way Is to abolish this system,
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINT.

4 correspondent Of the Maysyille (Cai)
dgIsal thus discnnrsaz concerning ss.s..sss--s
relating 10 the San Francisco Branch Mint
At length the long asitatcli Questions II =
site CT the L. s. Branch Mint. ia San Fran
sisco seetns % he settled Collector Miller
has been very sficcrssiil In his rfideasofs 10
find snifaAs lpality As the laan ard
specisssatio7ss for the nov LaikiiffE are ~ The
hands u tie Secretary Il the TEa=zary s4t
many nsenths viii elsJ-c ere we have, At the
oornePof Fifth and Mission street,. ga cstsb-
li-hment which win be in every respect All
that can in reason he desired. The Old build
ing on Commercial street, which has 40 long
been used for the purposes o. the Mint, j.
too contracted foT the business so De carried
on with any great degree ~ comfort 90 L.
employees aud certainly with but little -.
commodation 20 the public Many people are
unaware that under certain regulations the
establishment Is accessible 20 visitors, and
consequently they do not see one II the most
interesting places IN the town. Between the
hours Of 3 aud ~, forenoon, Oh almost any day
any one can. by applying, be witness 10 the
operation oi turning the virgin gold aud sil-
ver into current coin Of the realm" Every
visitor to the mint signs his name in great
register, kei. So tlse pssFI-@e, aud following
messenger he Is taken through the different
sections % the establishment, beginning at
the room in which the gold ard silver l.
weighed and reoeipted for then into the
melting room where he b holds the various
processes. chemical and mechanical, which
are used 10 Separate al bsssT substances
from the valuable metals. There u no little
trouble experienced in bringing the gold 20
the proper standard OF iineness and il requires
careful manipulation After the gold is
brought 10 the standard o. 900 fine IL i cast
into ingots and then rolled into bars, which
are cut into fiat uniform strips these stnps
20 into an adjusting rooIa-" here woman
reigns ten golden strips are there weighed ;
those that are too heavy are reduced by fiji
ing, and the light weights are returned 10
the melting room. After the strips leave the
adjusting room they are put into the fiery
furnace again and heated 70 red heat, then
the coming machine receives the metal and
impr,sses upon il the cmbems Of sovereignty
Of the United States. Here at length the
reward Of the miner assumes a shape in which
many delight aud yearly every one desires.
The first mint of the United States was c.
tablished in the year 1902, at the city Of
Philadelphia Since that tune several branch
minis have been created, by law, the moSt
important being those Of San francisco and
New Orleans. The business done at the
San Francisco mint greatly exceeds that OF
all the others combined All the dies and
scales, with many other Of The neccssarics
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
srAGE AND ExPREss FAclLIrIEs.

We are positively informed that for some
weeks past the agents Of Banning & Co. have
been engaged in establishing stations upon
the La Par road, with view TO running a
weekly line Of stages from San Bernardino 70
that place The line 10 Yuma will be main
tanned, branching from Dos Palmas instead Of
going direct to San Benardino a. heretofore
1t is expected that but two days and
nights will be required to run from San Ber-
uardino to la paz This Is the time hereto
fore occupied in making the distance TO Yu-
ma, aud the la Psz road is thought 10 be at
least 80 miles shorter indeed il Is said that
the route to Yuma will be shortened that
number Of miles in going rio Dos Palma
The great accommodations which the Ban
ming stages have been 10 Yuma and ARENA
City shows that our Ia Paz friends arr TO
have a prize in the line 60 their place, which
will We trust be well pstronized, and very
soon extended 70 Prescott, 80 that We may
have our chdee Of stage travel either Ny the
Mohave or Ia Pa road
M=sr Ballard and CinEare are ybl ia
rers and knew al about their busit<ss. bat
they will have to move lively 10 keep pace
with Farming a 60. We need hardly say
that We do not forget that they are entitled
TO much credid Tor their enterprise and that
wc wish them az saoscss
Our people should literally euppoFt AZ
stage lines, Tor great drawback % the ooun-
try Has been the impossibdity u getting
here without private transportation often
difficult 70 procure, and always costiy.
Upon the establishment, the stage Inc 70
Yuma, wells, Fargo & Co, established az
Office there We presume they viii noS
open one At Ia Par. They have agreed TO a,
Hardyville and Prescott. The public conf.
deDoe in their express y such A. to insure Il
successful business, and the convenience IL
our people wall be seoCsd olay TO that q The
stages
Nothing not even tho large increase ia ,bc
military force in The Territory, Is more en-
csiIsEiiE ~ promising tisaH tae provision q
good stage, mail and eNfnss fadhfas Tse
outside, or inside, world may nov acquire
a true knovledge Of our rieh country, and
We feel sure we shall quickly realize the
benefit
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween tie undersigned, snd known under the
firm name 81 Clutter Darling, dealers in
Drug and Medicines in the town Of Prescott.
A I. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
} T. CLUTrER,
T.. DARLfSc.
Al persons Indebted o. the above firm are
requested % car and settle with T. Darling.
who viii continue the business al the old
stand :. DARLING
Prescott, A. 7. Feb. q. 1857. St.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
ARIZONA MINER
Prescott, 4riz0nu.
ESTABLISHED 1864.
Volume Nv. 1867.

The third volume Of the MIxER lie begun i'H
an enlargement Of the paper and correspondis :.
improvements. Il i the determination 70 me-
II In every respect more complete and attracil,-
than the preceding volumes II will lead rails
than follow in the sure and gratifying proxr,ss
which the Territory Il making, Wife Il Ell
treat Of ali matters Of pubiic importance, its q.
uinDs vill Be more particularly dcvo;ea 20 :se f..
terests Of the miners % Arizons the intrepid s.l
deserving men WHO A. pioneers and pscspeefe
through dangers and diiaeai;ies 70 which ordin,-
~ men would have succumbed hare Nrezted u.
rich e0aBfET nom tiss laHds o. the savage, a.1
viii not abandon IT. As their organ, aud recos
Of The progress In the opening and deselopn
Of the unrivaIled mineral, agricultural and p2ss...
raj regions Of the Territory, and Of all that -
tatas 20 its.routh and prosperity, the MISI.s
viIl merit = large local and general cireuIatii,.
Is the oiaoss F=s. Il tsse Territory, rs Ts;ss
news medium and advertising sheet must be .
parent, nos only 70 orr own citizens but also >
busiBess n.en throughout the Union
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

THE GUARDIAN
viii be published every Saturday Morning
in the City Of San Bcrnardino, Cal.
By II. IIANILToN.

RArEs OF ADygRTisrxc.
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One square, first insertion, 81 each sutse-
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On advertisements u half column, or more,
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this size type.
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81 50 Single copies, y II cent.
i 9 Subscription payable in advance.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that a meeting II the Board
Of Directors q tie Prescott and Mohave Toll
Road Company will be held in Prescott on
Friday the 18th day of March. 1867. for the
purpose of lsyying an Assessment uyoa the
Capital Stock u the Company. and for the
performing Of such other business a. may be
considered necessary.
\ iH0, al the same time and place. meeting
Of the Stockholders d said Company will be
held for the purpose Of surrendeTing VI their
Charter, and re-inc0fVorating under the laws
Of the Territory. By order
". NJ HARDY.
Secretary =. d VI. I. X. Co.
Pyesco'f, March Q, ls67.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

LRoADs.-four projects for Southern
Z Railways are under consideration one
PPr'ngfield, Missouri, via Albuquerque
POND from Memphis, via FL Paso; the
Prom Freeport, Red River, via Marshall,
and the fourth from some point on
|ulf TO San Diego, California. The pro-
contemplate enormous grants Of land
bnds.
foregoing telegram from Washington,
the growing interests ia railroads across
ointment. From these four projects,
n which contain plates, a track across
p, NJ ought TO have at least one line
''sa'esar's day.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

l Jo.rrn TrrrLE aud family, icf, Fort W.
month for San Francisco. where he will
..,er,d out Of the volunteer service. u is
much to say that no quartermaster ever
Ain Arizona has shown better business
.ation.. or been more respected than Capt
/. 10 intelligent, upright aud courteous
and gentleman, and We hope soon 10 have
M a. again. either AZ an officer Of the regu-
|. y. or A. a private citizen. Capt. Hughes Of
Iultr.. succeeds Captain futile az quarter
At Foft Yuma-
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
MARRIED.

On Thursdsy. Feb. q. BY Rev Charles " Blake
Hon. HEZEKfAH BROOKS to Mr.. MARY G.
IiEb, both OF Prescott
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

,NeGoLp.-we have just had a good look
4 thosc large size buckskin sacks Of Cold
I Sterling Min, a small portion Of The last
n NJ Wiley, the present worker Of the
gi,es very faitering account OF the
|, IL nov appears, and believes in is perma-
Mr. Wiley is another Of those who sub
lad nav for newspapers.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
Dos Paln,as House,
81 Do palfnas sntiaf. Hali .,rav h.ss..=
SAB EeSTzf,lsuo ard - Pax

80 tsefsaAffffsis aff % 44L
The attention d tie Travelling public j. ne.
specifically invited to the above StsiiohL Kse.
~ attention possible wili be paid % tie coaa-
fort ~ 1gasts.
Good meals furnished q, al bourz Gro
ccries Liquors, Cigars. etc and Barley, Hay,
etc. kept on hand. IL attached 20 tho
lionse i iins Sglphsr Bath. the beat on the
coast, which Is delightfully."- exhilerAt.ng 4
20 tae heated aud weary Traveller.
III d. W SMITH.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
PRINTEp IN GOOD STYLE.
CASH SYSTEM.

The high cost Of everything necessary to Prin''
ing la this Territory, andthe eOsEmoHusAgef mai y
this necessary.
Funds for Subscriptions 10 the MTNEh. for hd'
veTtising, or for Job work, may be sent BY MAJ
express or private hand, at the risk Of those sen
log
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

Al San Bornardino. Cal on the 2ist u February
Mrs. LOLA ALsAP, wife Of Dr. a. J Alsap snd
daughter Of J. y. Osborne, al Of Prescott.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

c,s sALoos, by Mr. George Cooler, Il an
=, 20 the Osborn House, Granite Street,
yery genteei affair-for this country
Ia. several good traits ofehafactor he
nos 10 ,aSscFibc for newspaper and pay
"a he knows the elegant style Of marking
!, u,tle package "a. MINER"
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

J Bundings at Burke's station, on the ella,
bsrned lately BY an lneendisry.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
SCHOOL

MISS BLAKE win open her arlooi o., Me...=;
Inc istH inst
Pupils received at g. &C. S. e0rreocy) per week,
payable IN advance. FEB D-tf
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
NorcE

Parties wishing 20 locate kaarirrs IN the Pres
colt and MOimyc kVDd, will not b. charged toll
for passing over snid road ~ and from their ran
chcs, for one year from March let. 1861
WM w. HARDY, Pres. +. q ". T. Road
Feb. 23-4-f
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

,,yrp.oR GooDwrS, our late Delegate in
=. f. reported en- route to Arizona. lie
..,,eorscd back By many warm friends.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

IN wmLrSG, Of Philadelphia, whose
r. the MINER will be found under our min
.,,meu, head. Is on his way to our Terri
,..ume the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Brad
r.. Mr.. vikings communications will
.,,b interest by al who reside In Arizona.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

b. BAcKUs Is reported To have rsccntiy
h pleasure trip to Gaaymas.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
PRESCOTT, MARCH ., 1851

80, McConNfcK.--A lcttcr irora the
ID February 2ith, dated at Arizona city
4 ',y. he would ieavc Ia dag o. Two io'
Ia u,rdyville, aud reach home In all
We think the arrival Of our Governor
/. 4, Prescott, after an absence OF nearly
.J.. .hould be noticed By public dem
',on on the part Of our citizens, oftheir APP
~ The valuable services rendered our
hy n. highest officer during bis absence.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09
WILMINGTON JOURNAL,

Published In Wilmington Los Angeles County.
California.
The .Isazszi viii b. cent 10 any address ~ ths
folloniag rates: Fog one year, s.; ak Esoafiz,
Llherai terms yin ie given % advertisers 5
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

!. RUsLfSG, special inspector from INC Office
Quarterrnastcr General, Washington, and
hrnm4n. special agcn, oftho Post Office De
Bot, N - BE- expected here soon.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

ALA CALIFonsfA continues TO give much
ron to Arizona matters. In a late number
pee half a column Of extracts from the MI
p IN another number there h a long and
notice Of Affairs here, complied from
'smeuta Of Mr.. GoldwateF Of Ia Paz, The
p always been good friend TO Arizona,
u people should show their appreciation Of
/ ''f cpHrtc ~ subscribing ssE Il. &ccFs.-
oodward, Ciayes aud McCoInb, are prae.
tive men--jolly good fellows, a. the world
[ana In the various departments Of the es-
linen,, scai'ourgi, the writer " the sturdy
'Ah-kitteil, the commercial ediiOr-Hitteii
F'iehu author Of resources ofCalifornia'D
p ADD Livingston. Of the city columns, are
brains and experience.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

| CRTrTENpES, and two companies q s2d
~ under Licuiauanis shepard and Camp,
3 al Fort Yuma Feb. 23--nineiocn days from
Inron. They were 10 SO 10 Tucson amer 8
s-st
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

b. ~ rRuE-ii T. reported that the Indian
murdered Nr Ehrcuburg. Al Doe Palmas.
k,ly been Killed in California reserved
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

&,ous-The hrst clean up AZ the Azilau
the Umpqua miae has just been made,
IL the expectations Of all concerned. One
3Swners Is reported six feet taller than usual
and that his waving and glowing beard h
az and three quarters feet above The ground
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

JANIS. the partner Of the 90 reserved Ken
!. q descrier from company % Tie Let L
slry in California. about year since
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

u. Of New Mexico. y Al last out or Office.
s senate having confirmed the appoint
b Mr. Heath a. Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

|rMBER OF good animals wero recently stolcn
b. corral Of Banning q Co. at arizona city .
\ To- number were two carriage horses be
y 70 Mr.. Mcdonald, partner IN the fra
y sNs uads- isi too late 70 oscrtake The
!, =ss =e:s. 20 seaor= @ish ils=ls booty.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

\ OcEAS YAoHr RACE, in which the celebra.
p York Yachts Henrietta, Fieetwing, and
y took part and each crosscd the Atlantic
q - aass. y siiii ufUcn talked ~ IN Europe
\ Alfred isss challenged yeuRg Bennett, ci
fnhrtia. the winning Yacht, to a race with
D. Yacht, IN Angus, next. and the prclinsin'
r. said 70 be arranged. Doubtless Bennsft's
rsck win continue with hiIa, and royalty
eTe % take = back seat.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

Oyrosrr1oS STEAMERS Nina Tiidgi,. aud
fAida, are laid az at FeFs fuma. Captain
Por'hy and steamboat Adams arc reported
Lake city, Imploriug Brigham Young 10
BEN through with thelr-enferPfise
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-03-09

|srEEs, the gentleman alluded 10 BY our
sslie correspondent IN smother column, hes
here safely, minus good horse and equip
which he supposed himself robbed BY the
near Union Pass. Mr.. Sykes performed
Frry from Hnrdyville here slone, where be
f'erai old acqaAlRiances, who speak highly
As an experienced ani Industrious miner
FIe our corn" viii suit him better than the
fsilie q beans straight 81 times a week"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE, NO.
u $50 n A RkEL street Philadelphia November 10,
lis drst line between New York, Pbadelpbia Balti-
"'OiN' HEAVY FREIGHT AND PACKAGES
They will call for and deliver promptly at the follow
ing raes:-
lbs; Ba more, QUO per tO lbs Washington, Soc. per
per l(0 lbs.
,ates as BY any other respOnsib COmnanv
The Company Is arranging rapidly omen its oeices
Of iii imporan points through the SonIh and Sontb
west as a lul Express
Ihis Company are prepared TO pay promptly for anv
,os, or damage that may occur. W Wy
Orders may be lett at the above Office,
3. w. WILSON, superintendent
STUAaT GWYNN, '
OF New York, President
+. Q. PEOHIN
OF PHILADELPHIA Treasurer
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OFT PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
lou sROAD,-1his great line tTaverses the North
ern and Northwest Connhes Of Pennsylvania the City
OF Erie on Erie is the direct route 10 the
,at OIL Regions OF Pennsylvania 1t has been leased and
iI ope aztec by the Pennsy ylvanA Ralroad Company
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
Eastward-EIie Mail Train, A. NJ; Erie Express
Tran, l'20 z. NJ, Elmira Mal, 40 p. NJ.
Leave Westwsrd-Ene Mail, p M; Erie Express
Train, u M. : Emira Mail & 90 A. Nj.
Passenger through the Erie Mail and Express
without change both ways between Philadelphia
Enc. - -- sz
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York At A. Nj, arrive at Erie 1000 A. M
Leave New York AT 300 p NJ, arrive at Erie 7l5 T. NJ
Leave Erie $3.50 p M, arrive at New York 44O 2. M
LeaveErie at 1928 a. Nj arrive at ew York 1910 AM
elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
BOr information respecting passenger business apply al
corner THlRTIETH and MARKET Streets, Phia,
And Tor freight business Ofthe Company's Agents. 8. B.
Kfgston, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market streets,
Philadelphia J. W. Reynolds, Eriei William Brown,
Agont y O. h r., Baltimore.
H.H HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila.
Il. W. GWYNNER, General Ticket Agent, Phila
lis A. L. TYLER, General sup, Erie.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04

THOR NEW YORK, VIA RARITAN AND DELLA.
u WARE BAY RAIIRoADs,-FromF Ferry foot
6 =. H.EFTeght for New York, and points North or
East. - ,,.,oht
itloads ad delivered at Uompanys Depot No 92O N.
w S0EVE6 Philadelphia, by 8 p. M will be for.
WaIded By this line, and arrive in New FORK at 3
oeoSS nen 1seeSeo al Pier No. 80 North River N
nv 4s0P NJ, WIN be ready Tor delivery in hiadephs
early FARE EgG iSi'HO 10 iSiEW YORK, TWO DOLLARS.
Tictet office, Vine Street Ferry
FoT tnrther information. apply TO Company's Agents
r IL CHIPMAN, Freight Ofice and Depot, No. 32O
WHARVES, Phladelphia.
Street New 1ork, -, ,- 90, -,
6einhis No. All CHEsNUT Street.
NepN'' 49, WILLIAM n. CLAYTON,
superintendent, Red Bank, N. j.
I. :. @. HASTH,
General Freight Agent, Red Bank, n. j.
T. BRENT SREARIE9nN.
General Agent, Philadelphia.