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Ehe Charleston Cotton nrarke<.

ron rnE WEEK EHDING THuRspA7, JAHuA1Y g. 1887
coTToN.-The nnarkst for tho staple during the weak
has heen quite active tho esles being large for seve
ral days. Ray from Monday last, the transactions have
besn at IN improvements Of about &c. q b above tho
cloEsng prices of last weak This advance has BEEN
caused by the upward movement at IAverpool. which
has taken place TO the extent Of 1<d H. The receipts
1t this Fort fr the weak have slightly fallen osay ia
bales Of Sea Island. and 54e2 ba1es OF Upland Cotton
aens "a bales OF Sea Island and eeas bales Of Upland
Cotton tho week benro The following ststeneut exhib
IT, the daily Of the Cotton Market for the week
On Friday. Deoember 2eth, the market was lively,
bsyefr ps1rchasng heeay-ss transactions amounting to
loss bales, at uShsnged quotations-say Tow Mddlto
soH0m; Aidd1tng 81 y; and Strict Auddling a2@sax
On saturday there Was Dir attendance Of bzyera,
~to purchased generally q previous aeuros bs,t ane
tho dsy tho peASSet sorswhat stnened end in se,y
transactions the advantage with the seller-uota
sao0s however. relnained besore-say s1xc. Is. sr
MAILING Cotton, with sales OF sos bales.
o. Monday improved intelligence aom Liverpool
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COMMERCIAL.
Expoxta 6or the Week enain9 Thnrsdny
January q. -t .%s-@ s@ IA ,.+-4

. a. y & E- I,
Expoxta 6er the Week enAing Thnrsdny
January q. vi,
ToHR1oN.
IIvERpoQl-Per ship Mary ogden-A7 balee 8 and
1850 bales Upland Cotton. aI"'3aS- S-5- -7-'
BAHAMAs-Per Br schr Gertrude-16,eo0 feet Lumber
260oO Shingles, and sundries. 7-7 n
DoMHs7Ic.
HEW YoRK-Per stesmship 'sazagoesa-2As hales sca
1naand and 4eS bales Upland Cotton, bbls uRa l91
tsrces Rice, 81 pkgs sundres. ~ bales Domestics,
derces Wax, 80 Bags and box Tobacco and is roIls
1eafner. sohr n " SHnith-Sos baies Up;and
80 bales Cotton zo3 tcs Rtce, 17e bbls Rosin 22
bars Ftre Iron, ~ hhds and bags Cotton Seed 23
cases Liquor, boxes Scales, Soda Fount is bales
Bsea II Empty Csrboys, bb1s Paint 100 Empty
hase Bhls, 20 cases Hats, Forges Battery Wagons
1siese Gun, Siege Carriage, csses Mdse IL caaks
Clay zs bo1es Ammunition. 80, --I '-- !.
R1TIMORE-per Stearashtr Falccn-e ta1ea aea Tal,na
sna s ISL g nslss eao upsna p. Cotton bags Wool 81
Steamship Adee-lsa bales Cotton 20 noo fst nv ~
6er hsres C. R.ce. hid Bones, / bale Wool bales
Hidee, Ie Hides, bundle sktns, bbl Beef j cssF
Rrsody. boz Machinery. II Enapty BasreIss. : bhIs
Rodn, hbb Turpentdnel bales Baes baIaa Fsor
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE sTON.

7 Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Fannie. Davis. Georgetown. @. 5s barrels
Resin. &C. To Ferguson Holmes and others.
Cotton TO Mote Pringle. Roper s stoney. Austin.
And5us alE : ! C: 1ngraham, 1ha, wills Ghseln.
TO Clifford Matthewes, J Pringle Roper d stoney
5 From this Port.
Steamship saragossa, crowen, New York. Jan g.
Cleared for this Port. @
Steauship Whirlwind, Fargo at Philadelphia, Dec g.
.s@ LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port or Charleston, January 3, 1se7.
VESSELS usDKn 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsr1so
w1rHa THE STATE xxcErrzD.
STEAMSHIPS.
Monsa Ya1 o.s;ns Gns Leeby at Atlantic whss ss New
sondss IT'S tons lockwood At 1nto Whsr sop
CO.. en As'sas vSs Ss;o s11
Boston, loading "A salinas
eEeus 1853 tons Nichols y Atlants wharf Tor 1A..r
- son. Johnson brown wSasf: 'sU fo
=. asIt Is;:s s4ae Ss
Mary Hathaway in The ss Se
a. xt.ne ssse
Liverpool, loading. " B Smith & Co
Modsna @ 2s tons Ryder. at Ksrrs wharf for Whining
ro.esac 7as Deisno at Brown ssss soe
e.:
Regina % sss sea To 1t to-
Anss s.sSs ;oasRs s?F; . e
assz M M;s;at s. toa', csan. :. Nar;p:s xssr + 8
M.sasn a. sss TONS F.avr. 5no ~sss ss Se
g tom. sta,; at Gniea :sz ss
% So tom: Dyr .: Ge
orchils So Hsvener, xiiioy RiyeT tor Nov
osteaSis sxsa;sn ton: carlson. = xsadsssos.s
wharf for liverpool loading .......J Tred.berg
from Liverpool. dischsreing. o Hubert
BRIGs se.s
Haze 2s4 tons. Hall in Ashley River for Boston load
Alien i7s tons, Rstse. in the stream. sos Dasisn, @
pss 9 $50 Bian. 1T cos ose1 wS gH
Carmen @ Hsasr IN xs6s; As @
5e.s sess 9ss !. o @s
Union a,aas iasy st Union Essa a
1s II os Is sons Uer a sosd
mediation wharf for Boston, loading.
os.:n ssi tons: z.rdsns:cei nssE 4 gass 9eessa sh
5.ss Rs5ss sen: Thompson :: esns.:s sv -sas E
Poinset sle tons ANDERSON. IN the strsana for Bes-
ch.bmoteo r lis tons Kenney 4 no7r &c Go
wharf from Halfaz, 8 diseharging
............................ Budd Bske
5ssG5s sCHOONERa 3a.i5 q.
Eenawa All tons. Dinoway, At yanderhorst whar1.
for Georgetown. C, ready. Rdsley & Cresohton
ohas Do9nis 2as toms Hughes. in Ashiey Rtvsr, for
:. P.tioa; .hssf asssa fcaa
Rockport, Me. disohargtns. Trout A1nsbury
Watezman 107 tons, Edgen, at Kerrs wharf, from Bal
ss:s xs:aas
s:ns COMPTON st Central VIII tor a PM
raass sdeRna da oa H. I:;: ;.:; r. Hslss GO
Ell Palmef is7 tons. Palma. At N wharf tor RIH.
more. loading. p Locke
Smith 2os tons. Tookar. At Aagers wharf for Now
Dassi Bttan a1 IN: nr;,1s a.
waar1 e Lead for New York. .Rtsley Creighton
80 At Ccntral wharvss froa
Magnona 1S9 tom. chase, at Aarsh'. wharf, from Turkp
iaand =. - AErsaow 90
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Two rats fair min sold at $40 psr M
Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, December 81 -CosTxE-We Dotice more
activity In this market with sales Of 91OO haas o car
go Of brig Edith and 5000 do, ex berk Adelaide both
vessels reported In the bay, terms not tanspired
CoTroNIhere was good feeling In the market .his
morning with eolne Gales and prices closed hrn on the
ers having Withdrawn their stocks from tho market
FLouR,-The only sale reported to-day wus 100 bbls
Howard Street Extra at $l4 25 Holders eeuaray nre
nr and quotations remasn nonnina,ly unchanged, vs:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. january 2--ow1ng mainly to the
busineas has been done to-day. a -"-, =, 49,
1u1rES11sE-None received and 40 sales to report
Inst sale at "a 80 for yellow Dip 50 Is for hn.
X No sales reported In Spirits Tuspentine and Tar
RoaM-92 hbs strained Common changed hands at
% so per bbl. as5z ..7. 5g-7 =, "
coGTos-Market steady. sales Of IT bales at say
cents for mixed grades, and u do At S2Xa3 for mid
ding H.: .t,' I1l..T5... as - - ~
TnRER.-Two rats fair mill sold at $40 par M.
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81 Pe1;ons derokttng letters tn tia Postofncs win
peaee 70 piace tho sop the upper right hand
mar Of TIE envelope and they VII peaae to rensnn-
bsT thas without the stamp letter mailed but
Inus4 he sent to The Dead Letter Once. 71t~ '-.1
January '--7a---- ts-as t.s
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LIST OF LETTERS
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofce at Charleston. weel
ending JANUARY 8, 1867. and ordered to bo printed
In THx DAILY NEws agreeably to tho following section o.
the Postohace Law, the newspaper having the
lsrgeet circulation in the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be It further enacted That Lists lot
tEs remaining uncaod for in sny Postofce in city
Ihau hereafter be puhRhed only IN the newspapel
which. being pubhshed weakly oftoner. shAl have the
G66ce. N1.s-a
ASr Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised''
H9- Omoe hours from A. M. to p n. On Sundays,
from o'clock to o'clock P. M
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Acting Postmaster
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5wOMEN'S LIST.
Ahrens, Mary
Aston. Mrs

Ahrens, Mary /.
Aston, bIrs +.
Alston, Clartssa
Alexander. Miss .
Alexander, M1B J
Aldret, Mrs B 8
Ancrum. Mar%et
Axon, Mrs II E
~, b F~. ..
Ballard. Eliztbeth
BArksdsle, Mrs g
Baker, Eugenia
Bailey, Miss NJ
Bennette, Anna
BaumAn, Carrie
Beshan, Agnes
Blake, Mrs B ~.
Black, Mrs E J
Blake, Mrs p
Brant, Mrs
Burns, Nellie
Backsdale, Mrs s
n ".0#
Culph, Mrs M @
Campbell, Mrs L
r ..u s
Chambers, Ann
mAse, Mrs J
Conway, Kitty
Cooley, Jennie
Conn, Miss A s
Conner, Mrs 8 d
Goldman, Mrs M
B 8i
Colwen, Mary An,
Groom, Julia G "A
sT d I8l \.
Dawson, Margret
\ A 851 lsS .I8&l"s
Dolen, Mrs P
DSwSon, Ammo c
Days, Amer @#@
Dobean, Madame
DavirHn, Kate E
Davis, Jane lio
Dugan. Mary Il
DuQtorH. Pauline
Edger. Miss F
Elliott, Miss A 4
Enke, Hester
Enilenetta. Miss
AC l.5.t
/ Erwin. Mary.
I.r.U r.
Farrell, Ellen .
Fcklin. Lizzie H
Fttcher, Sarah
Fitzgerald, Abbie
FeTTan, Mnry
Ford, Nancy L.
FogRrty, Hester
@
Gadsdan, Jane D
aeddes, Caroline
Glover, Julia
Gasbtngtor, Rosa
y Grogan. Eizie
Grant, Mrs 8 J
Grant, EIneline
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Passengers.

Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, 8 CO E
Hazelhrrst, Miss Bailey. Douglas. and 10 deck
Per Steamer Idea, from Edisto and ckv1lle-v n
Brown, Townsend. " Wesco.t a NJ Bailey, " c
whaley, whaley NJ whaley. T Whaley. Miss 8 F1z-
sinons Mrs seabrook, Miss A Marsha1l, Miss A
hampter. Chippenfeld, DR. A Clean. Mrs Chippen-
field, and IS On deck, t" H,lg Gs@ 4.
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dealers steady Inst quoted, WIS Ground Alum
81 16a3 2o Fine ut So 1Oa3 25 per sack; and Turks
and 60 cents per bushel.
suoAR.-Tho market quiet to-day; sales worthy
Of notice. - .fs%rI -,
Wu1sKEr-Is dull and inactive; quote from - Is to
50 IS gallon to quality aud character OF packages
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Strict Midding. 9e,c
y (1Cod NffddI{nO l5g .5h1,-'I ~

p S.-Sincs tho above prepared we have the nnr
Hculars Of yesterdays and to-day's transactions The
market Is much excited and large number Of bales
The sales since Monday 45 hales-ls at 2ok: ut
SO: at 31h ia ut 80; 81 at l28 at s2k:
bales tzpporahl at Soc The receipts are 120 baes
Tho stock on hand in Augusta and HAMBURG On the
first OF January, 1857, L. i, ,2ss bales. =
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Ralph Carlton. tona Harrington in Ashley River
r, fes Boston loading :Rdsey creishton
Ella slsh. tons. Wiley. at Brown Cos wharf, from
Louie sn 2ea sSn. Cue Central wharf nom
Nevada. las tons. Doughty at Kerrs whar from Nor.
fok. Va. disehargiug ug.......,.,TJ z Kerr 4 Co
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caused an active and excited demand prices gradually
advancing. commencing at Improvement of half
cent q f and before tho close Of tho day tho rates in
come sales indicated upward movement to tho e1tn
Of two cents fb.-4he transactions amounting to 1000
bales and closing at about the following quotations. Or
dinary. 81 Low Mtddnng 80; Niddling. ss@s4; Strict
Middlng ssc. Z, ib Tuesday being New Years day, it
was, TO great extent used day Of exemption from
business; but during tho morning few buyers took
about 140 bales, at generally full prices
On Wednesday tho market opened quiet, but became
active during the day. 65e bales changing hands
ut previous rates
yesterday the weather was inclenen interfering to
great degree with outdoor business. and tho Cotton
market quiet, with salcs Of only 90 bales Wig:
Soc. at 81 % at 49, 10 at 32 at 49, Is ut ls
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ConS1Rhee8 PEI So11th CAfOI1MA R 0t1fOSd,
January 3.
371 bales Cotton, Stock. II cars Wood, carr
Lumber &c. To q Jeaers & Co, " C Dukes l. Co, J
Robson. j McElroy, P Gervaia, W A Desportes, q
Rodgers Co, Israel Lorentz Chisolm Bros, willis
b Chisolrn Mowry s. Co. g VI Williams & Co, W W Smith,
Rarry, Carlin. City Railroad, a Baker 4 Co,
Fraser & CO, Railroad Agent.
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Strict Mlddling. .35 G
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-The receipts Of the week have
been Light amounting to only 17e bales There is rather
improved inquiry this class Of cotton The sales
Of tho week amount to about 800 balcs and tho lower
qualities have advanced from to SC. q fb. We quote:
e2a76c. for Common; 75casl for Medium; s1a1 40
tb Il : Fine Cotton.
Flo .das are in request and sell from 50as5c. q ID.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. Ispd Uprd. Rice
Stock On hand Sept. l. 1866 ......... 2S5 $500
Received from Dec. ~, &c. to Jan 2.
Received previously 1898 G2o79 4,077
Total Receipts. 47o4 72.sA 4,eos
HEPoRrs: S:rd Up'd Riee.
ieJ to Jan. nec s. II isss, 81, ss1 $3.50 as4
Previously. -. s,621 bs,124 $3.50
s,s12 $1,000 s5M
Total exports. .S,911 s7,09O S,624
Stock oa hand and on sipbosrd " 7g2 15,7a 1.o7o
- S. rid gprd Rice
Stock on hand Sept I, 1856. 362 1910 1OO
Receipts from Dec %, 65. to Jan &C. 100 23S2
Received previously ...........2,1 2,176 l,328 1928
Total Receipts. .2,6bs 45270 i.z23
EFFORTS S. I'd. Up'd. Hiee:,
From Dec Is, '65,
to Jan. 4, 'ee.. "a s,se7 10
Dec. IS, 1856: 1904 s2.4s5 1.1so
2,s1s se.s02 1,lso
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Ph1ladelphta NIarket.

PHILADELPHIA. Decemuer 2e-CoTToN-Pric.s are
rather hrmer but the demand is limited. Small sales of
iddnngs reported at 34a55Hc per Ib for upl2nds
and New Orleans. %5& FL. 7.gI%
GRocEn1Es-In sugar there is little nothing doing.
Coffee continues dull LOG bags Of Laguayra sold at 1Sc
per ID, in gold.
FLoun.SHolders aro rather frmer in their views;
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@a,,,-.,,.--.. .,7'-

AUGUSTA January y2-FrHAesc1A1.-qg the or,e,,,n,
Of the new year. We have the hope that our financial
nfrs are aetthng to Armer hnas Credits are estab-
merchants @ havs hsd agood Eau trade prices
amount Of ourrency into circulation and it hss fom the
divessity Of laeoF been pretty wen scattered. Our
and are generally preparing for good, If not heavy
Spring trade Il! =8'' 5#l:g 4. NJ, l.. 80: -
AZ GOLD AND SuyEn-Brokers buying gold at 1aa and
selling At 1876. Silver, 1os selling at 1872 - ~
E1oHANaE--Our Banks check on the North at uar.
outdoor rates, to discount Time bills so iavs Il.
90 days, az per cent, discount 80 - go -
Cor1oN-Ihe Operations for the past week have been
light, owing to the small quantity Offering and pr1ces
have advanced 2aac during the time We tnk It proba
PIE TINT this scarcity Of oenng stock viii continue as
the great bulk OF the Intended for this market has
already been received Our planters have either sold
enough to supply their wants have made satactory
arrangements, which will enable them to offer their e
naming stock prices are enhanced The markat
closed to-day ut about the following - % -- -
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9RAM-suprlies cG an kinds were extremely Light to-
da and connned to Land carriage the harbor and
being more or leae obstructed BY Ice and the wct
ssosy ~ Hnsas there WA nome received, md IN the
absence OF which Quotations entirely nominal. no
white corn offered. but Of yellow there were received
6ooo bushss with sale Of $50 bushels Western 1ired Ct
cts; 22O0 bushals Pennsyvsnia good To- prime p6aQ8
etson1y 900 buahes at the outaade figure oets-I7O0
brshsls sold a4 6sa8c No receipts sass oT Rys a
socout Of the latsness the seasons qunke
nominal. ] ;g2@5rT "a. 1f!l |. '1'e =
NAyA1 sroazsAre 4uies quote sptrtts tui2euttne sc
e70 Gu gallon 1sr~-Last sae was at g. for whining
ton baSe1 advancc of 2tttn ON this rrovfcua eale
Common xostn dnn and nominal at ~; Nos9 - 6Oas
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GRA1N-Prime wheat is In fnir demand at full prices
Sales Of 1900 bus good and choice Pennslvanja red
50 9Oa9 TO- and small lot OF California at 50 80; white
ranges from IS soas 4o Rye is held 81 s0a1 S5 In
corn no change to notice sales of yellow at esassc
and old do at 81 16 Oats slowly with sales Of 30OC
bus ut 57a5ec. Nothing doing In barley malt The
receipts to-day follows: 800 bbls dou-: 1900 bus
wheat; 620O bus corn; 5000 bus oats.
PETRoLEuM-There ts little or nothing doing. We
quote crude at 1ea1sEc; roaned, in bond. ut 2ska29
and FREQ at 46a4Sc q gallon. as to color.
PaovH1oNs-The market continues very dull and
prices are unsettled and dropping. Small sales
ported at SOL so per Dbl for pork 14a6c PEI
ID plain and fancy bacon hams: l2al2Ac for picked
do; for sat shoulders, and 12halSc per ID fo1
prime lard, In bbls and terces.
wH1sKEy-There il nothing doing except in the con
traband article.
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Charlesfen and Savannah Steam
Packet Fine. \ n ''5 1.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAn

Steamer PILOT BOY n C.r4stn ~ n ,r.,r
1 81 ELlzA AANoox: Captain = K R1onasnsoH
~ and chadeston WHAT ssvannah. nonda1 Wod,,es.
The rs fna pn1 nS1e1nrsy Mornings at ocloei
E51oay. ana savAnnah every Wednesday and ssnrssy'
1ne 49, AANCOx leaves Charleston every Weinas
dayy. -. ano savannah every aondsy and FIJI
1he Pilot Boy WIN touch at Blusston on hsr ssn,d.v
vannah. }S 5G5 = - -. .11AoaV 1aP ;xxos0 ~
For TsssShs Tsseayed d. sna nee Of charge. h
- y gERaDsoh = HOLMES, agents, Il
oI.AaHoRE 6ouNiNaHAsss1e ssessen: ass,ss 3 o =
f $N u ~. "a. = Savannah, (7s.
LIhs stenae,s Of this Line connect ot Chssleetn
1a SCUM tsrolanA Ana Northeastern Rsflroada 9 ~
T1saa VIII Central and Albany md ana
.'1A-' NovazSher
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DEoPosALs FOB NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrEProp

WAsHiNGToN January "a, 1857
seaIed Proposals will be received al THIS De.
psrtnent until i2 O'Clock M, os MONDAY, the
4h OF March lsT, for the erecti on of the JaiI in
ana ior the District 81 Columbia, auth orizsd AMI
-. 1856. 9''.SS'S'su SuS
The designs, detail drawings. and speci &c tions
can De seen et the architect office in The es. tern
grounds OF the Ospitol. Wsshingtoa city. every
Gay except sundays. between the hours OF A. m
apd p; N. OF and sitter the 18th instant.
oepsrat9 bids VIII tie received for the masonry
~9%lh, brick work iron work ard carpentry work.
IDe contractor whose bid may be scce pied Will
oeIGuied 20 enter into Q suHicieu bond to be
sppreved by The Secretary Of the Interior for the
IaxhiuI ccmpiefton OF his contract PAYMENTS
will be made .. the work progresses. on estimstes
eeIuhsd to BY the architect, out twenty Der cen
sem o. ne estimate, will be retained until the
The contract will be swardsa to the lowest RI.
sponsl1ie bi6der, bat the Department reserves
the right 20 rsJect any all of the bids I,
be deemed for the interests Of the Government 10
TIE bids win be opened ct noon on tn. 9Th or
may choose ts att nd. -, =, = N'NS's
Propossls should he endorsed on the envs,on.
. Proposals for New jail, Z" aud be directed 90 ~
" Secretary of Interior, Wsssiaston. % o.
e3eos secretSry ii the Intsrior
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RAILROADS.

HEAptkG RAILRoAD.
EHiA 70 HI Hill isrhsios 81 pf fsssssApE..
cgB zkI safb lkb kkiYo S isg kk tftfEIyEis
tszS q ES rs EIEfHfhka haEEtzs EtfsTr S 5s
',,.s.. i 4. ssS SaL
49,, HoRsINe AocoMMopArIoss.
100. u. for Beading and ali iniermsSiste
lsssI.ine, leave. is.a,as At p m ). arriving
MORNING ENPREss
Hscss:yill: Pine SrSys, fs.sSs.. ssnssry. VII.
iso xiI.nso"a. efissssriss ii fs, 9si' sSf
ossli :s. SiAs%S:r.s.s
Psnnsyyania kailrosd tI.ins Tor Aiisnso.s. "a
s burg .sh sss fcsf s:S sr NM
k%ifs. & e. .i hs'i sI a;ssn
train: for ScrsS SS :.d
Transport, York, chsmbersbura, Pinegrovs, &c
ArrERHooN EXPRESS.
Leaves Phtledelphia at $50 p. m. for Resdins
and ooiasSis k.To:a Tsns saI oouI
kEADIEo ACCOMMODATION.
stations s sfiiHs. y ping . :. va,
.,rs.sa i n raves PhiisseIphis at $50 ,. m.
TRANS e. sf fsass.phi = .. M
O. n, and Pottsytlle 81 . as o m isfns IN
m; arriving st Ph1acelphis st as D m -
71 ana a sS%SS.ion Leave. kesdins .s
ing q Reading with Afternoon Accommodstsan
S10tn ateS p m. arriving In Philsdelphis az
M..k Git; TS:,n With PASSENGER car attached,
Down,nstown Il 50 m for Phifsaeishia and ~ All
An the abe We trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
PSiadsiphi. at SIS M, leave Ps,,ss q and
Beading at s .. m. returning from heading al IS
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
rs.senssrs Tor Dow ntngio.n and Intermediate
raips from PhiiaaeipSis. RETURNING from pd ., m
ipRtown att .. m. and IL 80 neon.
NEW YORK ExPREss FOB PIrrTsBUReH
Leaves New York At % a. m and .. mn ,..,-
Ing hesdin 81 Us, 4 8, q n and Is D. M and
k.rthern Central RAILROAD Rfsress' T, snis and
rittsourgh' Chicago, wiliamsport, Elmira. ssIr
ESgr q 1sPFs:: Train leave. on
ats and o. sA rs press from Pittsburgh
s.S sndiiSsz q m. and Ii sa'Tnas heading ss
acOempan ing these train. thfeush bsf ping cars
ses .ity snd Pittshurgh. without change.
1OrS ct IL noon. 'Of hAff''ours leaves New
sOaUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
p. m; returning from Tsnsqua at 7s5 nna rs
l.so and AIS D. No. n'' ana
soHsfLklLL AMP s5 ssTSsQUrHAssA RAIL
.nd HT Leave AsnSrn at 50 m, for Pinesrove
and fremont: returning from HarrIeburg IS I've We
,. m, and from fremont at 50 O. m and -
Pm. N %
FREIGHT
Goods ~ all descriptions Forwarded to ALI ,h.
above points from the eotnpany,s M Fs, tne
Dep OF, Broad and Willow streets 'eisht
FREI GIT TRAINS
Leave Phfladel mi a dsi ly at S so a m n, AZ 49,,
and ,; m for keeoins, lebanon, HsrrishnSgn
Pottsyflle, Port Clinton, and ell poiut. hsyonss
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphfa Post Onsoe Ia n,
places on the road and ITS brapcbe. Ar q al
and ior the pr nei pal stations only az SIS D m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-04
ID IOHMOND, YREDERICKsBURo AND Po
II TOAAO RAlLROAD
TO TRAvELLRRs GOING sOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSandsy p. N. excspted.)

The quickest and most direct route 70 Riohnood,
Va and the South via the Potomss
:sea%srs from Sixth Street Wharf ssES
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Az .ia Greek to Rich.
mond Va connecting there With trains on the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danvills
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
RaIeigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, bharlotis and
Steamers Keypors and Q Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday evening excepted) at
SEQ .. m. and ,. m and arrive In Raohmond %
IS D. N. and % O u.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
any other kouts.
Be gare and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and Fredericksburg, 70 Rtohmond, at the
Company . Once. corner 81 Penna. avenue ana 9Th
street, or on board Of the boah. Baggage checked
Omnibussss and Baggage wagons win BE- N
readiness 70 convey passe ngen ana baggage b.
tween depots In Richmond.
Psssen gers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon ana NAV have a opportunity Of vtstnns
seversI BE- tile. 1slls nser BrsdeFieksburg By stop
ping Of that point. ..
Pain TSTTfHGLY Supt., Warrington, b o,
@. 4. GATTiaGLY, Ticket Agent, W.;hinssol.
sptly .H.. 0snsral PASSENGER Agent.