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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

MARINE lNsURANcE.-We would call the at
tertion Of those interested in marine insurance
to the advertisement Of John L. Dow & Son,
in another column. These gentlemen are max
ing aspecality Of this department OF their bust
ness, and present a list of offices that stand
high in the estimation Of New York and Bos-
ton merchants. They re'sll stock offices, and
insure at net rates, or will make liberal cash
diseopnt from mutual rates. Their Fire bust
ness is continued as usual. iy5.li-sdr4fi et
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

,'' hi1cTioN.--ln the notice of the Atlantic
N,o'oai insurance Company that appeared in
QUE Columns yesterday, an important error oc-
currea IN the statement Of the losses. Itsbonld
nave retld the assets of the company are S12.-
46, and the losses and expenses for the
year amounted to $6S7S,O6s %. "i 10
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
Why Suffer from sores .

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. II has relieved thousands
rom Burns, Scatds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains. Cuts.
Woan0s, ana erery Complaint offhe SKIN TRY II
for itcosts but 25 cents. BE sure to ask for ~
H0te's iA2'a,ic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your a,I,ro,s
30 cents to o. T. SEY M0UR Il co, Boston Mass
and receive q box by return mail feb2G,l9m y
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

SAN FRANCISCO-Sd 18th inst, ship Roswell
Sprague. Crosby, Liverpool,
NEW URlEANS-Ar 1st inst, ship Marcia Day
Chase, Have; barque Chimborazo, Newhall, from
Boston. tlt... '-l' -
cid %, ship Trenton, Walker, Tor Liverpool; brig
Benz Deano, Reynolds, Boston. a "a 10 = t,tt =
M9BIEE-CId LIST, brig Elizabeth, Ames, for Car
denas.
Ar 9Th, brig Maria Wheeler Wheeler, New York.
field, Skoield. Tor Liverpool. 80
. PENS AOoLA-Ar 1st, brig Arthur Rgsleso, Cir
sAVANNAH-Ar 9th, sch Myrover, Hughes. from
Portland. - s''7o7
CID 9th. brig Chas Wesley, Ford, Boston. q
CHARLESTON-Cld TIN, schs Azelda & Laura.
m n;Gind9s baFa'oai Elliott Gehrst, tor Sat Ia
Sid 9th, brig Maria White. Bryant Philadelphia;
schs AZelda & Laura T j Frazier.
) GEORGETOWN, Scar I'd, sch Carrie M Rich.
,Anlesbhry. Charleston. A'@-''
. WILMINGTON, NC-cld eth, sch Joseph Long,
NoRFOLK-Ar 18th, schs E X Dresser. Bernard.
Portland; Laura BridgmaD, Hart, st George: Car.
RE Melvin, Watts, Rockport. a. & = -.
Put IN 9th, brig Blackfsh Pickett from Georre
town. Sc, for New York, with loss OF jibboom and
head gear, having been in collision.) I..'1- :
FORTRESS MoNHoE-Ar 18th, sch Yankee Maid,
from Baltimore for Camden.
Ar 10th, brig Lincoln Webb from Bath for George
town, DC, Ieaky.
Cd 9th, brig Dauntess, Endicott, for Belfast; sch
Willie, Staples, Ponce, PR.
Went to sea 18th, schs Ella Hodsdon, for Charleston
J w Fish, for Wilmington. n I',-N' : I "a
,PHlLADELPHIA--Ar9 9th, barque & w Roosevelt.
HERMAN New York.
NEW YOkK-Ar 10th, sch Waterloo Pickering.
Providence for Elzabethport I'D - - - -
Ar 18th. barque j McCarty, McCarty, FIN Bueuos
ca 18th, briggs Virginia, Wood. tor st John. PR:
Aroostook, Bryant, Nuevitas; sch Oatario HnI,tIo,
Cientuegos i''oS
MEMORIAL 10Th. sch Fisher, Powers. from
sails split '"" win
n HOLMES, iiOLE-Ar 9th, sch Fredk Fish, Davis.
Boston ior Wilmington, NC NC '' D"''''
In port 18th, barques Ada Carter. s w Ho,brool
brgs Mary Roosevelt, j PoIledo, Edith. e Bernard
paragon, Henry Leeds, Showers, Clara Brown
sens sen S ZEN Grimes VIM Walton, Rippling Wave,
=, b1s'f0N-Ar 18th, sch Americas, Robinson, from
Sid, barque Washington Butcher, and anchored n
AZ, SALEM-AT 11th sch Mary Alice, Perry, Lincoln
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COLGATE & CO,s

WINTER SOAP /!
Recommended for CHAPPED HANDS and for
general Toilet use during COLD WEATHER 1t
may be obtained Of all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. t'f sN feboOd23t
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Mar. 70, 1867


'i The improvement in business which we noticed
in our last report, has continued, though the pur-
chases not to the extent made in former years.
Still, the prospects are good for fair Spring bust
ness. q qho home demand must be met by an ade-
quate supply, and country traders, though prchas-
ing sparsely at first, win,be obliged to purchase oft
ener Traders have idea of overstock ing their
stores, and in this tey wise. SO great are the
Accommodations now for obtaining merchandise from
the city by the various railroad Trains that articles
can be had the day after they ordered. - %.
80 In regard to prices the markets are generally
firm, for all kinds of merchandise, and in some de-
partments there Is an upward tendency. Especially
is this the with wool and wooden goods to which
an impetus has been given by the passage of the
Tariff Wool bill by the late Congress, almost at the
last hour of its session. Groceries are firm moas-
SEES having an upward tendency. Flour is about the
same as hhas been-if anything the high grades are
SITTER Fish are unchanged. Corn has been very
scarce but the market is replenished by arrivals
of cargoes. In provisions there is more animation.
and prices have slightly advanced 20
Gold, which at our last report had declined to 1861
gradually receded during the week. touching 1884 on
Friday. On Saturday it recovered little and closed
at 135. Monday, 18th, it opened at 1885, sold up to
1854, closing 1343 Tuesday il opened at 13li sold
down to 1883, closing at 1854.
:. d APPLES-There very few dried apples in the
market, and the demand is quite large. Prices have
advanced to 16917c for cored and sliced, and 15c for
Western. Green apples scarce and choice fruit
commands IS 5046 SO per Dbl.
ASHES-The demand for pot is quite moderate
The price has shaded oil.
BEANs-The supply is fully equal to the demand
We make no change in our quotations, though prices
favor purchasers. siftFts 5t4sEff5 - 41tFk ft
BREAD-With a limited demand all kinds Of hard
bread are firm at our quotations.
BOX SHOOKS-The market remains the same
as it did last week, except that stocks have accounts
lated. There is no demand and prices are nominal
BUTTER-Wth ample receipts the tendency is
downward. We quote fair to good Vermont tubs at
30a33 cents, and choice at 35a37c. IT
CANDLES--Tbe demand continues steady for
Trow bridges moulls at our quotations.
CHEESE-Tle market is well supplied and our
quotations are maintained for the best Qualities of
Vermont and New York. Country cheese is 3 and 4c
lower.
CEMENT-The market is well supplied Present
demand Is light, but prices are unchanged.
COAL-Tle demand for anthracite continues
steady and prices without any change except that
Lehigh is now delivered at SO per ton: = ii. IL
C0OPERAGE-The demand for country COOPER
ageis very slack, while that for city is large Every
thing Of city make is sold up and orders are taken
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
IS ANDERSON & CO.'S.
HOOP-SKTRT FACTORYi

1888 Congress st, above Casoo.
sR French, German and American Corsets from
rs cts to $1,000 pair. ..,I ,t.i d.itI ls.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9-SN d3m
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

CTElaN WHEEL STEAMERS "Falcon," and
- "Clarion," years old, of the following dimen-
sions Length 100 feet width all IS teet depth
u feet draft OF water 80 inchcs good speed with
large Freight and passenger capacity, in good order
and ready for service, with full Inventory.
Enquire OF ROSS & STURDIVANT,
inch n3d1m "a Commercial Straat
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

#.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, CasarrI,. Con.
sumpfiye and Throat Diseases,
TRoCHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS COOP sUOCEss
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troefes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singingor Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertcn the vocal organs
The Troches are recommended and prescribed bv
Physicians and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article o
true merit and having proved their efficacy by a test
OF many years, each year finds them in new ocai-
ties in various parts of the WORLD and the Troehes are
universally pronounced better than other articles
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TlsooIIEso
and do not take any the WORTHLESS INVITATIONS
thai may besofered. SOLD EvERwurRE e~-k A.
Dec 4--d& wcm sN
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Dog Lost.

A SMALL Black and Tan Terrier. Answers TO the
IA name Of Pr" liberal reward will be paid
for his return To 100 Daniorth Street.
.t HENRY II. FURBISH.
March H. DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
FOR EIGN p0RTs.

Ar at Calcutta nth ult, ship Jos Holmes, Croker
sldfm Cadiz eIst ut, ship John Tucker, Ua,lett
| Boston. "S'''
At Japan a. Jan g barque Blaisde, Sawyer
At do, ship Odessa, Nichols, tor Boston.
ps Sa IN Cagaii barque McGilvery, Nichols, for
| Ar at Mayaguez 18th nit, baruue David Nichols
| Soombs, Savannah, land sailed 18th for Ponce 4
AT mlragoane Feb IL, sch Cyrus Fossett, Hodgdon,
g., AZ Mansa1ia 2stl ult, brig Nellie Ware, Ware
Ar At Trinidad s'st sehA E Valentine, Hutchin-
In port 25tb nt, barnue Idolique. fsr Murpbv. Tor
port o Mof;n q Hatteras dg; brigs Cuba jenkins
90, DO; Z II Rich, Hopkins, Tor Philadelphia. Idg;
SD % cienfaegoa 9th, briggs iP M Tinker, Ber
nard, Boston; ]. wacsworth. Bailey, and Anna
Jordan, Parker, for New York I1''
sld nm Cieniueg1s 2Sth, brig Centaur, Narston for
ar az Havana 27th ult, sch MainesLaw. johnson,
Georgetown, SC 2sth, brig 'Gipsey Queen, York
sierra III NoTena land cid same day Tor Portland)
for Ne y org oaprera, Hchborn Matanzas, to load
b, SIC 18Th 6ars%e STAMPEDE, Jewett sagua: 18th,
nfis kossack, Elliott, Cardenas: baruue llAndaman
OTIS, New York. Sd inst, brig Winfield. Loring, ior
Remedies I'm to load for Northern US port : ~
leans Is s "a & erdgs Barter Tor New Or
AZ nc Matanzas 2Sth ult, barQue Carlton, Trecar-
un, New York; LIST inst, brig Scotland, Rose, from
Ar at do I'd inst, sch Jas Donohue G ilkey, from
Cd2sth, barGues G Minott, BIethen New York:
W Gritfiths, Drumnond, do. z" = = -
Ar a. Cardenas 10th IiIt sch Union, Bishop, from
New Orleans. .yflN4IlF IlI IT1lT' = 'N
Ghartered-bres Uncle Jerry. Norton. for Pb;la.
dephi; at Ss3 pr hid for sugar; Clara Nj Goodrlch,
LOOK. Tor New York, at SO pr hid. y"
cahi Al at Nassau Mp, 18th ult, sch W H Thorndike
% Per City of Boston, at New York;
Cd at Liverpool goth. Cumberland, Parker, Phla-
Emit TO-, ldg Goth, f A Falmer Patterson. for New
YORK Wm Putnam, Cochran. Gloucester. .i.
SD I'm Cardiff 23d ult, ship Moravia, Patten tor
Sid I'm Queenstown Goth ult ship Exchange. Chur-
chill from Matanzas for Bristol l.l II
Ar at Portsmouth 2sth, Windsor, COchrane Ham
burg, for New YORK. n II
Arat Vigo Goth ult. Evelyn, jenkins, New York
Sid I'm COnstantnople 9th ult, baraue Fanny
Lewis Gillian. BoetOn.4 " MEL @G - :
SPOKEN.
Ncv 0, lat N, Ion 1o5 W. ship Lockout from San
rr3nciSGO for Boston. tt '5' ~ ~ ~
Jan 2 lat "a so s. lon % 10 W. barque Henry Buck
from Boston Tor Bombay 4 1 IA N 0A,HkF
ian "a lot II 30 s. Ion 81 Is w, was seen ship Star
ron Caan Tor Gibraltar, all we'll; was seen again
FEB 2, lat Ms, Ion 30 80 W.
Feb =, IN rs IS N, Ion 20 50 w, baraue Devonshire
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
a fe1 ., at 40 20. lon 20 20, chip Kate Davenport,
nom Liverpool tor Philadelphia. A
req ., tat. 80 5. Ion "a w, shin Othello Tmkham.
rom Ne " York tor San Francisco.
- March l, lat 80 N, lon 30 20, brig Beaver, from
New 70 rk for Montego BAY.
. NO ate, lat 20 &c. Ion 70 80 brig Eta ii Tucker,
from jardenas for Portland. &kBkE&fFr
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

Oxen for Sale at CheSterville Center
nNE pair four years old, feet and two inches.
Zone pair five years old feet and three inch
es. All good workers and good beef.
ELISHA PARK.
Chesterville, March 18th, 1867. mar. 3wtf
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, ~ DIR. 81 s. FTTCH'S s''f'i''
g Eamilv ,,

Seventy-six pages price % cents Sent to any adj
dress No money required uutil the book received
read and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DR. s. s. FITCH, Is
fremont street, Boston. sN Jan29dlye
For Coughs, CSids sysd Consumption.
Try the old and we'll known vEGETA BILE
PULMONARY BAESAM approved and used
by our oldest and most ceebated PHYSICIANS for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
- REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists.
decZlsNd&w6m Boston, Proprietcrs.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
DIR. j. W. POLANDS
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

The Great New England Remedy! Z
DIR. j. W. POLANDS
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
is now offered to the afflicted throughout the cOun-
try, after having been proved by the test OF eleven
years, IN the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known the tree from which, in
part IL derives It's virtues. C~g No u
The White Pine Compound,
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthcria,
Bronchitis, Splitting of BLOOD, and Pull
mOnary Affections, generally. II Is n
4 Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Conn
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty Of v0iding
Urine, Bleeding from the " idneys and
Rladder, Gravel and, other complaints.
For Piles md Scurvy, il will be found
8 very valuable. p .iai - .tit' ~.
Give it trialit you would learn the yalue of a
n GOOD AND TRIED MEDICINE. l.
II is Pleasant Safe and Sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally.
Sold at wholesale by
w. r. Phillips n Co.,
J. w. Perkins g. Co., -slts ssf'
ID And w. w. Whipple,
PORTLAND, ME. '
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Glove AnOdvne.

THAT remarkable specific for Toothaehe and it's
Il ssOciated neuragies, prepared by only, cur
now b., furnished to consumers or TO tho trade In
quaint ties to suit, at our establishment, .t
-ia-.l 34S CONGRESS- STREET.,
ma12d3t ittsF-r j. r. LUNT & CO.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORT LAND.

FUR OFF PO X + LA ND.
,Stii'sf Tuesday. March I2.
...a l..1 ARRIVED. tf f.i1 $50 ir.'
Sch Georgiana, (Br) McCarron, st John, NIB, for
New Haven. : it q p Ffft f' TT
Sch Sunbeam, Howe, Bath. a.l.. ;- .a d
Sch Twilight, Thorp, Bristol .. % tt
Sch Lucy Jane, Nash, ROckand for Boston,
Sch Juno, Burding, Rockland for Salem. l. .a
CLEARED,
Sch Bramhali, Hamilton, iNewburyport- Charles
Sawyer fAf " *kANNg wv NfFNf "
Sch Willie Lee, Seavey. Rockland
= From Merchants E9ch0age. I.l ia % d.
Cid at Philadelphia 18th inst, sch Ida F Wheeler,
Dyer, Havana.
TFtfaiT
Il cas- DISASTERS.
Sch nj Mallory, before reported sunk at Tar
paulin Cove, has been raised and run up ON the
beach for temporary repairs. She will be taken 10
Holmes Hole.
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G. Il. BIGCKETT'S ESTATE,

Z 70 Es DIIChEIIS ESTATE.
CNHE subscribers appointed Commissioners by fine
l. Hon. Judge of Probate for Cumberland COUNTY
to receive and decide upon all claims against the es
tate OF Charles E. Beckett Late OF Portland in said
county deceased represented insolvent hereby give
houce that SIX months from the 10Th inst, are al
cai ms; and that said Commissioners will be in ses
sioI at the City Assessors Office in said Portland ON
the third Mondays of March, April, May June, july
an August ensuing, at o'clock r. M , for tho bur
Po Sc of attending to said duty. =
5. VIM; BOYD, lComm;ss;onors
Portland Feb. % 1867. d3wSw1t
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13
"STlR UW1TTC SALTS -,

"STK UM4TTC tNILTS =,
These SALTS are made from the eopcent ratea
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Sail Man
featuring Co., in Pittsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a In III M
rections attached. "'
INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Watersp,
In bottles of one and half pints. o. ne sufficient for
days use. N "
B.H Sold by Druggists generally. I
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State ST.. snuto,,. pu,,,
Pratt u Co, No. LOG Fulton st., Jew YORK wholesale
Agents. II NV nooo M ma n, |" ", nJuS"'e
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The Great New England Remedy!
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-13

IN the House Of Representatives February q, 1867.
This bill having had three several readings, passed
to be enacted. LEWIS BARKER, Speaker.
In Senate February q, 1867.
This bill having had two several readings, passed
to be enacted. N. II. BURPEE, President.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09
Bleaching Clothes.

We copy the following from the Working
Farmer Those who live in cities Or To-.
calities where they have no grass plot are
sometimes much exercised as to the possibil-
ity of sun bleaching their white cothes.-
As it is the freshest, whitest, and least in.
furious method of bleac hing, let me tell you
how to accomplish it under such disadyan.
tageous circumstances. Thoroughly we,
your articles in cold water Then rub on
soap until it makes the strongest kind OF
suds. Have no more than just to cover the
pieces, and spread them out on clean,
smooth board in the sun. When dry,
souse them into the suds again and spread
out fora couple of days, or until the stains
are out. Then rince in clear water and wash
in the usual way. Your clothes will look
white and smell fresh.''
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09
Tenants OF Farm =.

We have seen lately in our agricultural
exchanges several communications on the
subject Of farm tenants, all going to show
how cautious proprietors should be in leasing
their lands, &C., and generally complaining
Of the conduct of tenants. Now we do not
think that all the wrong is on the side of
tenants We know that Il large majority of
them skin the land of everything they can
get oft, leaving it in far worse condition
than when it came into their hands. But is
the proprietor not in some measure j a
great measure responsible for this? If he
would adopt the true system in leasing his
farms he would be able to obtain good ten
ants; but if he will continue to restrict his
tenants to gear leases, he must expect them
to pursue this very course.
If he will give the tenant a lease offrom
five to fifteen years, the proprietor can tiitd
good people to take them at higher rents,
and such being the case he can impose such
conditions as will not only maintain the land
in state Of good cultivation, but will be
sure success to the tenant. A system &C
long leaces is the only system that will work
to the benefit ofboth parties. 1t will then
be the interest Of the tenant tr keep the
land in good health and the fences, the
buildings, and the premises generally in
good repair.
No farmer but one wilfuy blind connot
but see that the annual system of leases
must result in the deterioration Of his brop-
erty. We have seldom known it to be 9th.
erwisc. The sooner, therefore, all this is
changed the better it will be for all concern.
ed.-Ggmantoun Telegraph.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most cfIcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
U.ned from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgaion Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the.
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other a.Icc-
tions which arise from it, such us EnurrIvn,
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrHoNv's FnRr
RosE, Or EnyspELAs, PIMpLEs, PUsruLrs.
BIorcHEs. BLAISs and Boris, TUMoRs, TErII
and SALT RmEuM, ScALD HEAD, RISGwoHy.
RHEUMATISM, SyrnILIrIc and MERcrnl.L Dr.
EASES, DRorsY, DYsrErsrA, DEnIlIDY, and~
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM WlTrx-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
III impvity fMe blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is u degeneration Of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rillajs to purify and rescnc,atc this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09

SAVING CARRIAGES. Select a dry mart Of
the garden dig trenches of sufficient
depth to receive the root and stocks up to
the head-into these trenches transplant the
cabbage, heads up of course, fill in the dirt
carefully about them up to the heads, plant
four short posts, two Of them being shorter
than the others to give pitch to the roof,
nail shingling lath, or strips Of old board
from one post to the other, and another
board half way up, lay upon this a number
ofbean poles, and upon these throw straw,
cornfodder or bean-hauls, protecting also
the sides, and your cabbage will keep in good
condition until May.
Where there is fence, only two posts
will be necessary, that being employed as
the apex Of the cover or roof.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09
u EADlNG RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, J,
April St!,. 1Se7o


GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NorTu
aud Mort West f'r Philadcphin. New York, Read.
ing. rotisvIe, Tamalra Ashland, Lebanon, Alien.
town, Eas,on. Epirata, Liiz. Lancaster. Columbia,
&', &c.
Tr,ins leave Harrisburg for New York. os roi,,ws.
Al IN, 10 aud IS AM and 10 aud O,, Pm conncri-
ing i'h similar Train' on the PrnnsyIva Rail
road and arriving n, New York AT $40 ANA 10 10 AN
nying the 800 n and 0O0P n. Trans without
rn,nsG.
Leave harrisburg for Reading, pm,.vi,ic. Tuma.
qua. Minrrsvillc, Ashland, Pine Grove Allentown
and rhiIad"Iph'a nt 10 a N anL ~ and 10 .N
stopping III Lebanon aud PRINCIPAL Way stations (;
the ~ nak lug connections for Philadelphia uui
Columbia "nly. For louisville, schuyikiii U,vru
and Auburn, via srhnyikill and SasqIciianna Rail
rO: d. leave Harrisburg at = ?UPM
Returning Leave New York at 90 A N, 10 NJ un,,
00 and OOrM Phila'elpbia ai = I5A N aud , aDp ~
Way Passenger rain leaves Philadelphia nj : 80 A
NJ re'n ming from Reading at 81 stopping at all
land w and u 30 N. aud I 05 y. NJ; Tamaqna AZ
0 IS a. N aud ! GO and y So pM NJ
Leave Pottsviiic for Harrisburg via Schuyik,n and
Susquehanna RarUad ai % A NJ
Reading Accommodation Train I,cayes Rcnd;ny
al b3DA returning from PhiLuIc,pbI, al 8 p,, pM
Columbia Ra,ir"ad Trans leave Heading at 90 A N
aud l5pa for Gphtaa, l.iiiz, Lancaster r, Coumn,u
F"list""n Accommodation Tram Leaves Potts.
Town AZ u ~ A. M, returning leaves Phadcipha nj
10 - ".
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading nj : 90
A. N mud 10 r. NJ for Ephraia. Litiz, Lancaster,
Columbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New YORK NJ 90 r NJ, Pbi,,
dclph'a Oo a aud i5P VI the UO A n, Iruiu
running only to Rcnding Poitsviilc ~ AN, liar.
far Harrisburg and 81 !. A NJ for New YORK and os
~. for Philadelphia
Con. mutation, Nile, ge, Season School and cxcuy
sion Tickets to aud nm all points ui reduced rates
fasscnser' q. A. NiCOLLS
General Superintendent