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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
WHISPERS AND MUsTACHEs

TNORCED to grow upon the smoothest face in from
u three to five weeks by using DR. SEVIGNE'S
RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most wonder
fal discovery in modern science, acting upon the
Beard and HARM IN almost miraculous manner. IL
has been used by the elite OF PARIS and London with
the most iatterng success. Names Of all purchas-
Will be registered, and ifentire satisfaction not
reIunded. Price by NAL, sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed Tree.
Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No.
2sS River Street. Troy, MY. Sole agents for the
United States.
Dec 90, laG6-1m
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- Il.
New York Market.

By Telegraph.l -. ~, NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
CoTToN-Rather more steady; sales 200
bales; zee for middIing uplands.
and pIs et6opt aeeed ose!e Sales se fs
barrels; So 90QD9 70 for superfine State and
Western; SIG 40ta Is 80 for extra western;
i6 75for St. Louis; California quiet; sales
$50 sacks and barrels, at Sll 259l3 50; sales
Of S5g bs rrels Of Rye -four at 90 1903 co.
Csc for Western bonded. s9n1iTs9
Observation-Disclosures o 173sle bushels y s; $@ 5ac
No, a3Spfing on the spot; 80 S3@2 30 for
No. Spring on the spot; " "a for No. 3
Spring on the spot; 81 20 for White Mich Ten
igan. III p m. ~
!, RYE-Firmer; sales 5000 bushels; 81 65ta
ilIes for Western !. the latter extreme; 81 20
! BAELEy- -sg5c better; sales g. 900 bushels;
fornia; Canada Wiestsl Us. lGoa sHN 81
GohaEReeeipts iss ss4 bush els; 1c Better;
sales $4,000 bushels: 81 95@1 361a for mixed
Western; 81 81 for No Illinois river; 81 81
II II 6xTs III i55ess bushels; without
decided change; safes $1,000 bushels 76189
TIC for Ohio and ChicagO- 81.
!. RICE--Nominal-sa i liItt h a Is.
hrin sales 300 SACKS On private Terms.
3 tsSyGAR-Firm and In fair demand; sales
E5 = hh 2 s. 1ls4Sas1ze for Cuba, and l21z@
- MoLAssEsao juliet ana firm. in3m sAl
4 HoPST qiet at leOs96oe. ls.sI gdt f'l
s PETROLEUM. Crude, firm at l4@l411c; re-
fined in bord frmer at 35e.
u Pork Heavy; sales 200 bbls at s2S FOG
S23 so for mess, closing at S23 70 IN cases,
and so 5o@2l 90 for prime. =.
hams in r1oderate demand ;salts so bbls
! w estefn at $50. 10 ,f1HoJ tolL.G
,BAqos and q sttesdys sales 20 boxes
short lsar "a At iAe y cog tpF. short ripped az
J 8 CUT MEArs steady; sales $40 packages at
r13c for shoulders, I7@l6lac, for hams.
I .BARDAStuiet; sales of $40 Dbls at l414@
1a5zcsf sn1 all lof ! sold at l5cU 1u9 heD2
/, UTTER Firm at, l6i9lse for Ohio.tl 9c.
/ cHEEsE-H east at 1g9i6c. 4.ffT q
fFRE1G urS-Fo Bivetpool more ACTIVE
sGao bushels W heat aedi corn at 75zs6d per
steamer. aats ~cae 81
WEEKLY Rank STATEMENT.
= Loans-zs 2i7 1874 $50; decrease, s. 9s4, 352.
p Species, 36S, COB; decrease. sly 500. 49,
u lGsircuIatfbn Ss4 925 ISL decrease, ga $685.
Il Legal Tenders-S56. sass; increase, SS62,-
e Bfeposits-si7s. Al. AZ; decrease, SOL, 1885,
E42 gEh r LAFESr-5 p. M. 3hi - so
FLoUR-Ciosed dull and a shade easier
for common and medium grades 81
WHsAT;nos q ;ss 80 Spring y se2 81
| RYE-Very gfirm at 81 65@l GO for Western.
oATs.Q uiet and steady at s6sa@77c for
CoaSIFiriner at 81 ls51z@l seN for good
Ito prime mixed Western. VGGG s9sfn I m
PoRK-Dull; sales $50 barrels mess at
s23 rs. regular; closing dull and heavy at
s23 7ot923 s., cash and regular. - IT, a
BEEF-NOmipal.F 81 -seosf 49, "i-
Cur MEATs-Qufet and steady. Oh
BAC0N-Dull and unchanged. frp IA
LARD - Quiet at l4ss91f5zc for fair to
prime MEAN and kettle rendered. 10
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

I By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Oct. z.
!. FLoUR-Good demand, and market firm
prices not higher; extra $40 75@ll 90, and
family So 00tdI2 25. .
z WHEAT-R1oyant and offerings light
sales. of No. 1 at 81 70.r but the feeling less
buoyant at the close. f.,e+ oaT
CORN Advanced to 81 90, and supply
light, but the demand not large. % -
sOATs-Adyanced to &c, and in good de-
mand. y
5. RYE-In demand at 81 80. s1i IA
BARLEY-Scarce and prices ten ding up
ward; sales of No. at 81 s.; choice Is held
at 81 10. 30.
CorToN-Dull. and prices nominal at 1sc
for middling. 5.sf.l ss --sssf ff.sr. =.
ToB cco-Firrn, and demand for free
at regular rates. ftf y iiit "
WHIsKY-Unehanged; good demand for
free at irregular rates; in bond IL is held
at 34c. with occasional sales.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at s24 90.
BACoy-Actiye and prices higher; sales
of $50 l1iIds at 1id1414 for shoulders; clear
rib sides held at lSc; no bulk meats offered,
and none in market excepting shOuldei S.
LARD-Eeld firmly at l3s4c, but the de-
mand is Light.
BUrTER-Firm and in light supply at
3263Sc for fresh.
CHEESE-FiPnn at 15c.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 81 Is.
COFFEE AND SUGAR-Firm at full prices.
GoLD-14454.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. z. :,
FLoUR-Steady and firm at IS 25@l0 70
for Spring extra. HT
WHEAT-Dun and 2@3c lower; sales of
MOL at 81 96@y2 90; No. 2, 81 9lt4l "a; clos
ing quiet at 81 9S for No. l, and 81 92a1 921z
for No. 2. >
CoRN.1Quiet at 81 Oe@l OF for No. /; 81 O514
for No. 2. ~..-.r rr.,
OATs-Mod erately active at $40 54szc in
store; 541ac afioat; closing quiet at 5314c in
store. -
RYE-Quiet and &c lower; 81 2S@1 80 for
No. /; 81 269l 20 for No.2; closing at the
BARLEY - Unchanged; 81 17@I 10 for
No. 2 100 -ff.fDr.~..
MESS PoRk-s2S 75@2i 90. >AEA. tAi-
LARD-Duli at 135S@I315c.
BEEF CAITLE-DulI at 81 5095 721a, pack
ing aud good Texan steers.
HoGs-F1rm and quiet; S. 1895 % foc fair
to CHI Oiee. .tA'SE ~ = Il GrtN
FREIGHTs and unchanged.
RECEIPTS 1900 barrels of -four; 100000
bushels of wheat; 12f, 900 Bushels of corn !;
Ill 900 bushels of oats.
SHIIPMENTs-S,500 barrels of -four; % 600
bushels of wheat; 10000 bushels of corn.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. Z.
ToBAcco-Firmer and prices full, but not
quotably higher.
FLoUR-Held firmly; extra at IS 50 /;
double extra $40 25gl0 90; treble extra Sll9
IL 80; choice aud fancy Sl29l3 %
WHEAT-Very firm; choice grades high
er at - 4092 80 for common 10 choice
white; 81 22@2 50 for common to fancy led I;
81 S59l 81 for fair TO choice Spring.
Constructive at 81 Vi fer yellow; 81 N9
0S for prime white
OATS-Lower at 56d60c-
!, BARLEY-Heavy at 81 121z@1 %.
RYE-Slow atsI 154l 20. \
Z PRoyISIoNS-Very dull. g.
q PuRK-Nom nal at Sz4 So
BACON SRoULDERS--kt l412c; clear sides
49, sugar cured hams 25C926c.
49, IARD-Dun.
WHIsKY-N othfng doing. o.
<REcEIPTs-Fiouf 1854 bbls; wheat 1857
sacks; corn 256 sacks; oats 9,343 sacks !;
barley 4,70s sacks ;rye ,i95 sacks.
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New Orleans Market,

BY Telegraph.I NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7.
CorToN-Quiet and unchanged; sales 300
bales low middling at l71a9ISc. Receipts
$50 bales.
SUGAR-Only retail business.
.MoLASSES-No sales: Cuba held at 55c: :
Louisiana 74c and Arm with light stock
FLoUR-Superfine $40, double extra SlI So
choice sl3 50aA 00or 3 Z. : l--l-A -
CoRN-Unchanged;; yellow and mixed
81 IS, white 81 40. : ~
OATS-S0c.
. PoRK-Dull and nominal at $50 so. z
: BACoN-Quiet and firmer; shoulders 15L
6l51Sc, clear sides 19149l91zc.
LARD-Quiet and firm; tierce 15c, keg l6c.
GOLD-l44. =
. STERLING -55@5S.
. N. .ExcHANGE-H premium : 40
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.
By telegraph

BY TeIegrapH.T NEW LUKE, OCT. ..
decline and the price of a few styles of
the best makes of bleached muslins was
held atrelatively higher rates than other
no material change. Some styles of new
prints are held nc higher for Merrimac d
and Inoskeag. The following are the
Mills bleached snfrtings dropped from 35c
to IA; Wamsutta reduced to 25c; Utica
Al Nonpareil are down to Csc; Washing
ton rs ,bleached muslins are reduced 10
l014c; Victory prints 1l1ac; Lowell prints
selling at ll12; Amoskeag prints, 121zc;
Oakland Canton hanDels- weighing us
yards to- the pound, selling at Ice;
Sprague's delaines are down to Zoe. &C.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, Oct. Z.
ToBACco-Advanced; sales 55 hogsheads
at SIS 0002l IS.
FIoUR-Firm at IS 90 for superfne; sl2 rs
for No. l..
WHEAT-S2 go.
oRN-DuH and Unchanged.
OAIS-66d Zoe in bulk.
GRoCERIES-Firm.
CoTToN-18llac.
/ MESS PoRK-$24 50.
BAcoN-ShouIders 141ac; clear sides 1870.
LARD-1354c.
WHISKY-Nominal at 35c.
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$500 Reward

TWILL BE. PAID FOR THE AR
w rest and delivery of VIM. W. MAX
WELL at the Jail of Ohio County, Ken
lucky, if arrested out of Kentucky, or 500
if arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
murdered John A. Smith on the 10Th day
OF September last. He is about IS yearssof
age; black hair, and little gray; blue
eyes; about 5 feet inches high; tree
spoken generally; profane; very lame :
the left leg very crooE ed and stiff; wears
a cane; strong voice for one Of his size. .
se26 J. STUART. 7
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New York Gold ands Stock Market
BY Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph.l New YORK, Oct. Z.
MoNEY-Easler; per cent for call loans.
STERLING-Steadier; $685., gold, first
class bills Z - -
GoLD--F mer: opening at As, and de-
Ginning to 4454; closed at 4514. ,'r
GOyERNMENT STOCKS-Are shade firmer;
Coupons 81. Ill; do. '62. Il27s; do. of '64,
lO914; do. rs, 1922; do. new issue, IO73S;
do. '67, 1073s; 10-40's 1Ol4; 1905 IO61S
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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RIVE R N EgW S
: Far othe,. Rive. Items see Seventh Page.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The river is falling,
with 70 ioches in the Canal by the mark.
The additional arrivals and departures
last night include the Mary Erwin, to Gin
'cinhatf; Rob Roy, to St.Louis; Charleston,
Cincinnati to Cairo; Chattanooga, to
Cairo 1.-THE Mary Erwin got good deal
OF freight-...-.,The Rob Roy came; up to
the wharf yesterday evening and left
about dark for st. Louis.......TheC Charles
ton arrived with three barges and much
freight, and proceeded down the river......
iMllDTcy QlQ uot RcL OIL 1<@ct Liz III
The Chattanoo4a, got good trip out !-.......
The Linton and Cobb w ebb were expected
last night or early to- day.
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MEEkIY nEyIEw.f

FINANCIAL.-We have no change to note
in the money market. Discounts are not
to be obtained from Banks, and the strin-
gencyt is nkeIylt ito eontinae during the
present month. The rates of interest con-
tinue as usual. but in some instances al
most any rate asked could be obtained.
Exchange on New York Is in brisk de-
ma nd and rates are arm. at par buying,
Ito premium selling.
The buying rate for Gold has been dur
ing the day I43, and for Silver 135.
United States Bonds are bought and sold
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OFFICIAL.

sfIErfERsf REMAIN1SG UNCLAIMED in this
Post-Office at Evansville, State OF indiana
on the 9TH dayaOf October. 1867.
Persons calling for any OF these letter.
will please say Advertised" giving dat.
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fB 0V'ssS1sp o,9ss 6 I " SpR6b4Ear

PRoVISIoNS.-zPork.c continues firm. Our
dealers seem abe to meet all de-
mands, and will, probably continue
so during the balance of the season. We
fix our quotations as, follows:. Ness
Pork Sal 50. Betka Meats. shoulders, 10
cents; sides, Is cents. and clear sides 151S
cents. Bacon, shoulders l41zc; clear sides
-tferces and kegs. Cheese we quote at Ice
for newt Western iReserves. and IKE for
Factory. Butter is in light supply at SIC
to 45c. for country and Ohio. ~w 9E
GR AM The sreceiptsa or wheat Ahave
been more liberal. though not large. Prices
are higher and drm. We quote wheat
this morning at 81 oO@2 Is. as per quail
ity. Corn, is firm, with only a mod
crate stock IN market. 1t is nov quoted at
81 90 in new gunnies, soc for shelled in
bulk, and S5e In ear; new corn Is selling IN
q small way at zee to soc. Oats, are. steady !;
quotations, 60c in new burlaps. II
+, FLOUR-For good superfine 50 30 to 81 90 ),
Extra is offered at IS 5O@9 so; Family
and fancy brands are. named at sll so
from new wheat. 1
CoRN MEAL-we finds but little business
do.e in meal We place the price of kiln
dried at 81 OO@4 25 per barrel.
SEEDs-We make no change in quota
tions since our last. New Glover is Begin
ming to come in; we quote at 50 so; limo
thy, So O093 so; Flax 81 90. ... -
HAY-Baled can be had now at SIS 00@
IL 90 per ton. New Glover, however, is still
quoted at So O09l0 O0-i p t3E.ft
BRAN-Is considerably higher, and is
held at $40 per ton. sd S-<sA1 r
FRUIT,-Nothing is done in fruit except
in small and local way. We have no
quotations for dried fruit, or for Oranges
aud Lemons.
SALTS unchanged. Small barrels 81 90,
and 53c per bushel in large barrels.
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European Market.

By Cab1e.I LONDON, Oct. 1--we.
Consols, "a 5-16; 5-20's, IL 7-16; 1. c., tn
Erie. Az; Atlantic and Great Western,
22h. -
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1--we.
CoTToN-Closed quiet and unchanged
middling upIands, S4; Orleans, S7s; sales,
1000 bales. O.
BREADsTUFFs- Closed quiet; corn, adj
vanced to AS; wheat, las Sd for California
white, and lbs 1od for red We tern; barley,
IS Sd. -
OATs-3s7d.
PEAS-46s. -
PRovIsIoNs-Beef declined to 1905; pork,
us; bacon, As; lard, advanced to SIS;
cheese, SIS.
PRoDUCE4Medium rosin, advanced to
Us per cwt. common Wilmington steady
at SIS Cd; spirits of turpentine, Sd lower;
closing at 26s Cd; petroleum advancing;
standard white closed at Is Cd per gallon !;
spirits firm at Is Id. r. ga ~
LONDON, Oct. Eve. !
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged.
LINsEED CAKEs-fl0 los per ton.
= rsxy4 sFs8as4 a. ANTWERP, Oct. 1--we. /
PETRoLEUM-Firm at an advance of ]
franc so centimes: standard white, So
francs per barrel.
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JOS. q. COFFMAN,


Auction House = CORNER MAIN AND
- ~ LOCUST STREETS,
- 4 n = II " 4 y -
oc3 dem EVANSVILLE, IND
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Seventeenth Quarterly Report

OF the Condition of the FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK OF Evansville, Ind, on
the morning of the first Monday of Octo-
Der, 1857.
...-,. .,rss. Resources. r. at
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in arranging for the Fall trade. Their
houses are now well filed, and the Evans
Vile market, SO justly celebrated for Its
enterprise in this department, was never
bet er prepared .to'supply the demand for
boots and shoes, and at rates which will
compete successfully with Cincinnati or
Louisville. @Thelbusiness Oft week has
been good, with a fine promise for the re-
mainder of the season. Prices are un-
changed.
QUEENswARE+The Fall business opens
up very well, and our extensive establish
merits, confident ofHa heavy trade, are
supplying themselves with large stocks.
Nosiciianges in Quotations have occurred
worthy of note, but prices are firmer I'M
der the reported ,ladyanceSin the East
Competition ,ip, this department has
brought prices in this city down
to very alow nlarginSof profits, and
in no neighboring city can the purchaser;
be better suited.
IRON AND HARDwARE.-The trade in iron
is iiodefateiy brisk Our quotations viii
be found somewhat DOVER Tin Plate,
SIS so, and firm, with gold; Bar Iron, &C.:
Sheet 4 zroa,s : = boiled, l7@sc.; Char
coal, 10 q lie; $50 s-Noils,ie' So 25; Ut Azes,
Mann's, $40 90; Lippincott's, sl7 90;
simmons. sI7 90. The large amount
of imrrovefhenf going on in this city.
and the towns and country adjacent.
continues TO have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in The line, Of absilding MATER
iais. - m the supply market, stocks are
light and 1nafketHrnil aPherel is no pros
pect of lower prices in most articles in this
line idtirdng the season. idASo erz
DRUGs.--Business is reported very good,
and expectat ions more than realized N0
changes have-occurred the past
week in prices Lard OIL, No. 1
YHiferl styTReS q l5N NS.Ei 81 05; Lsrs-
seed OIL 81 3091 80; Coal OIL 50Ca55c and very:
firm; &c for English. and SC for Ameri-
can; QuiRine, 81 25@2 80 per or. IsdfDo
Madras 81 Alto 81 IN
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Memphis Markell.

By Telegraph # Z >. + MEMPHIS IA Oct. 7.
C C0FNMAt si tiG Sgai Is bo1o!os 20
HAy-Scarce al $50 O0a27 co. ~
PoRK-At sN 3492s 90. - owl Tsso e
BAcoN-shouiders 1910 Ice; clear sides.
at 20c.
LARD-Unchanee ed. 1854 -@1tt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PIGEON TOWNSHIP, Sept 80, 1857.
~ Evansville Journal Com pany:
3 Please announce the name of VIM.
WARREN, ST., as candidate for Assessor
s. election. g p HRS z
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tenth Quarterly Report

or the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
q of Evansville, Ind, on rheamornfng of
the first Aonday Of october, 1867. -
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FOR SHERIFF..

Editors JOurnal-Please announce me as
a candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judicial
Circuit at the coming election.
j =. P.HA RGRAVE.
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BOARDING G..

sDOARDING HOUSE. = The under
ID signed has opened Boarding House
ON Third Street, between Sycamore and
Z Vine, opposite Philip Decker's store, where
q number of day and weekly boarders can
be accomm odated with board.
mayi5 81 ETei MRS. D.|CA RTEH-
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Eleventh Quarterly Report

OF the Condition of the EVANSVILLE
NATIONAL BANK, of Evan vile, in
the State of Indiana, on the morning OF
the tirst Monday of October, 1867.
.l-.t ResonrceS ut.- q n.
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a, l.. ROBI NstbN is a candidate for
AZ Judge of the Court OF COMMON Pleas
ties of Posey, 'Vanderbtfrgh, Gibson, and
Warrick. -4-r jyS diff
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
no. 33 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accident of
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
insurance ehected Tor in any from 800
10 $4,000 at premium Of only one-half per cent.
securing the u amount insured in OF death, and
compensRtion each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short time Tickets for l. g s. 10 days or l. OF
months at 10 cents day lnsurng in the sum Of $1,000,
giving Slb per week II disabled. TO be had tine
eneral Ofice, No. 1888 5. FOUBTH Street. Philade-
phla at the various RAILROAD Ticket offices. Be sure
pure hase the tickets OF the North American Transi
Insurance Company. ,
For circulars and furthef information apply at the
sncra ONCE any OF the authorized Agents OF the
o'r' LEWIS l.. HOUPT President.
JAMES n. CONRAD, Treasurer
HEkRY G. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN G. BULLITT, Solicitor
DIRECTORS.
L. T. HOupt, late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company
:. 4. Kingsley, Continental Hotel.
namuei Z. Palmer, asher OF Com. National Bank.
Il. q. Leisennng, Os. 28I and 239 DOCK street.
James NJ. Conrad, firm Of Conrad Walton NO. 62
Market street.
Enoch Eewis late Gen. supt Penna R. r.
Andrew MehB1ey, s. W. corner OF Third and Walnut
reefs.
G. C. FrancIscus Sen. A gent Penna r. r. Co.
Thomas X Peterson, No. 5O36 NJ MaIket street
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Ocrz PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
lOO ( .ROAD.-1his great line traverses the North
ern and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania the City
Erie Lake Erie has been leased and is operated
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
IlME OF PASSENGER TRAINS Ar PHILADELPHIA.
arrive EasUward-Erie Mall Train A. NJ. Erie Express
Tran, l'2O z. Nj. Elmira Mail, b 4eP. NJ.
Leave Westward-Ene Mail p. NJ; Erie Express
Train, u Nj. Elmlra Mail, 500 A NJ.
Passenger through Erie Mail and Express
trans without change both ways between Philadelphia
anO Erie. - - -
Leave New York at A a.. arrive at Erie BOO A. NJ.
Leave New York at 90 2. NJ arrive at Erie 7l5 r NJ
Leave Erie at $50 2. M, arrive New York 40 p, NJ
Leave Erie at 9'lO A. NJ arrive at New ork l0l0 A NJ
elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains.
For Information respecting passenger business apply at
corner THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, Pha.
And for freight business, of the COmpanys Agents. s. B.
Kingston, Jr, Thirteenth and Market Streets
Philadelphia; j. w. Reynolds, Erie; William Brown,
Agent N, O. K r., Baltimore.
HI. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phia.
II. w. GWN NNER, General Ticket Agent, Phila.
lis A. L. TYLER General Sup, Wiiamsport.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-25

L1OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
II Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ana Way Places, from Walnut Street Wharf will leave
follows, VIII FARE
at 8 A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, AccommOds-
A NJ vi amJc1 and srssv @ S
AT =. NJ via Camden and Amboy Express ,.,... 900
At 7. M, via Camden and AmbOy accommodation
ana Emlgfant lst class ......,................ 22S
At z. M, via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
ITO A. NJ, and 5 p. M, for Mount Holly, EwanS
vile, Pemberton, birmingham, and Vnoentown and vt
M. and 7. N for Mount Holly only.
AT 6 A. NJ. and p. NJ. for Freehold,
AT and 10 A. M, IA, 90, ana n'90 P. M. for FiSk
House, Palmyra RivertOn, Progress Deanco, beverly.
Edgewater Burlington Florence, Bordentown, etc T6S
10 a. NJ. and p. NJ. lines direct through Trenton
Thel p NJ Market Line win leave nom foot of Market
LINES FROM KEEsINGToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
At II A Nj, 4'3O, $40 Pm, and II r NJ (Hight) VIA
Kensington ana Jersey City Express Lines fare $500
The 40 T. NJ. Line viii run daily All others Sundays
excepted.
At 78O and IL A. NJ g. $3.50, 4SO s. and 645 P M. and
Y Midnight for Bristol, Trenton, etc.. and at lOI5 A. M
AtT3O and iOl5 A. M $780, 8, and l2 p M for scheucks
At lOl5 A. NJ, 3, b, and ~ p. NJ, for Eddington,
AT 1850 and 1913 Nj 3, Sc and II T. n for Corn
weib, IorreBdae HolmesburR, Tacony Bridesburg and
Franktord and at p. NJ fer HolmesburR and inter-
mediate stations.
At lOI5A. M, 8, g. g. and l2P M. for WissInonin0
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Valley Northern Pennsylvania
and New York State and the Great Lakes. Daily (Suu-
days eNcepted) from kensngton Depot. as follows =
At 30 A Nj. for Niagara Fans, Buffalo, Dunkirk Canaan
dagua, Elmra, Ithaca Owege, Rochester, BInghamton
Oswego, Syracuse Great Beno MOntrose, WIlkesbsrre
Scranton, strOudsbuTg, Water Gap, etc.
At 730 A M. and $3.50 r. NJ for Bevidere Easton Lam
bertvie, Pennington, etc The $3.50 p M Line conneota
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk
AnentoWn Bethlehem, 1 rs
All p NJ. for Lambertyile and intermediate stations
January Z, ,lS6I, WILLIAM II. GATZAIER, Agent.