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IN the interest Of my policy and thor al. they should
be subject con0rmatioa In the Sena A. and referred
an instance where bank sgen. AS sent to examine
above 500 000 which could have - done in one day
but he stayed ten days. prociai Alag 10 tho world that
the financial distress Of the ry was caused by the
legislation of Congress-
Mr. STEWART trepl OF Nevad In favor Of cutting
on all special agents. They ~ould soon then sscertan
what officers necessary and law could te passed
authorizing such appointments and defining tho dutea
committee FOR further Consideration
Mr. HESpRIcKs referring 10 the political aspects the
question had aken said Ne did no. believe Of
the employees Of the reasury Depar.u cent supported
the residents policy. He had been rhsgused by the
removal oil the only sppointee recon mendsd by him
who bad been lieut. enant colonel H. an Indiana regi.
ment deserving man, and his So fcessor supporter
OF Congress- had been q suffers crk He denounced
the idea Of Introducing Retrencl men bill for party
purposes
Mr. PATTERSON sympathized wi Ii the senator but re.
minded him that as this system OF removals had sprung
up since the contest for the Pre- sdency the
ought not 70 be agg aeved II they did suffer IN
s .nat way he would make report tomorrow II the
bill was recommitted.
motion TO recommi carried.
The Senate then, otion OF Mr. SUMNER, Of ten
minutes before Eve O'Clock adjourned
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Mr. MARSHALL submitted that u was . matter or ord.
nary courtesy the part Of the House 70 aDSw mem
Der to appeal TO q party making motion
The spnAKxR asked Mr. Wilson Wheeler he would
withdraw the demand for the previous q isstion.
Mr. Wilson said ne declined TO withdraw the demand
Mr.. nARsHAIl-very well, then, Let the country
understand the fact
The previous question was seconded, and the motion
agreed 70.
NJ. scHorEID, trcpl OF Pa offered q resolution In.
the proprety Of giving &C. the Ellie Extension Canal
Company public lands to enable the company 70 enlarge
the canal, by making ship canal from the ONO river
10 the harbor Of Erte. on Lake Eric, which was
adopted.
The House resumed tho consideration OF the bill 10 for
felt the railroad sands Of the South.
Mr. Julian yielded 70 motion TO adjourn.
Mr. WAsnBURNE. trepl OF ILL.,, gave notice that II the
bin was not disposed OF to-day he would move tomorrow
to postpone H.
Mr. HOLMAN advocated the bill IN the interest OF the
iandords--men Of the country
Mr. JULIAN closed the debate replying 10 all the ar
guments made by tho opponents OF the bill
He yielded to Mr. LAwRgNok, tep) OF ohio, who in-
troduced table 10 show shat there was not enough
public land In the States Of Alabama Mississippi.
Louisiana Arkansas and Florida TO supply homeseads
the andess In those States. II shows that Ala.
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana there 29i. 3e1
male citizens having no homes, and that II oil the
lands subject TO homestead entry could be cultivated
they would only make 230S37 homesteads. The lands
which this bill would open to homesteads In these
three States would be sos acres whereas $50 400
acres needed for homesieads and but hall OF Inc
lands could be cultivated Tor homosteads
Mr.. JULIAN resumed the floor, and continued his ar
gument In defence OF the bill. He closed by now na
the previous question the pending notion which
TO consider The vote by which the bill was recon-
mtted 10 the Committed on Public Lands
Mr.. GRswoLD, trepl OF N. y, moved to lay the mo.
ton to reconsider the table, Negatved-yeas 63,
nays so.
The previous question was seconded The vote 70.
committing the bill thon reconsdered and the bill
came for the first time formally before the House.
Mr.. ARNElL then moved to amend by excepting from
the provision Of the bill the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Company.
Mr.. PILE moved to amend by excepting the Alabama
and Tennessee River Railroad Company.
Mr.. BLAINE desired to offer an amendment supplying
the provisions OF the bill TO all railroad companies whose
grants had become forfeited by limitation
Mr.. JULIAN declined to allow the amendment TO be Of
fered.
without disposing finally Of the bill the House at five
O'Clock adjourned.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
s>>~>-.-~~s-~~S
Almanac for New York-This Day.
sun rises ........ 4 O6 Moon SETS. ..mOrn q 10
sun sets......... 5 81 High water..mOrn ) 80
PORT OF VIEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4, 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship Georgia Deaken. Vera CRUZ Alexandra a
steamship Lord Lowell tBr) Jones' Havana via Nassau
steamship Leo. Dearborn. savannah-Murray. Ferns 4
steamship Virgo. Buckley. savannah-Murray. Ferris
Is.%s rsnnngson ssysDrahE HSds
Steamship kerens bearsc Bostos-wm T CLYDE
ship Melrose. Nichols savannah-Sesmith a Sons.
Bark Fores. Queen tBrh Anderson. London-Bre.t Son
Bark Imperador OBJ, Heard. Pernambuco via Batl
Bark Iva OBJ, Kerry. Observation-Disclosures. Phelps
sark = Holeroes. Le.yi,. cardens.zPrs,. Son 4 Co.
Brig Flor del Mar fBrl Petis Liverpool Via Wllmngon
Brig Amanda Gaion, Gerard, St Pierre Mars-s Reg.
Brig Fashion tpr, Rayns, Jacmel-Brc,,, Son a Go.
Brig Ram,res Barnard sn cienfuesosaMo;s ward
ssST g,sa smith smith rR snd
sc5r Josspnlne, hegeman, Promulgated Potter Co.
81. Geo w.sSIss,oa: 5o;qssa: ssifos% .mp.sn
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sssamsnip Gen Brrne: Norton; ssvann,h hours
SS ssss sp "a. ssse !. %' . ScR o
nc ~ % Dsrs ssoa FEB J. VII"
ss...sship 3 sssSsr: tesSy: Charleston, with md.s
sos'S' sss%ssS and City Point
Steamship tNrAoga King. Norfolk, with mdse and pas
senaers. 70 u McCready,
Beaten s s:ps
Good Hope De crossed the Equator Jan In Ion l
a. been the for the ast 10 days strong NV
"a esi Dec on ye q Good Hop; spoke ship Benjamin
slip Prins Albert HamJ Heiderick. Hamburg and Cu1
bays.n Dec with N dse and passengers 10 n sloman
Edye. IL anchored outside the bar
BARK Amlcus tof Jsr ~y Olsen. shsnshss oc 10 With
tsros D. 10 Nov is la, 81 ~ ION 81 @ had gale from
The norlhc. 81 carried av.w buwarks stove small boats
FOR NYcri Ii days out; Dee @ iss 3 Ion oc g. passed
ist "a 70 s. lon n SIS passed ship Dusty Miller lBrL from
Kurrschse for ckllao, " day. oct 2ist u, % Ion
u n, exchanged signals with lNrx haruerc from Cape
Town Tor Boston, days out: Jan ~ LAT ~ lon 81 w.
spoke bark Wexford Orb from De wsrAn Tor Liverpool
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VITA s ad:: S .:s S.%s
Hsss.ss: J:s Den ssa strong NV ssls. A..
With na:s 20 S0so ns Ct sssmors
81 Lon ,, 81 'pss bark jacques Orb from ROehs0rs Tor
ma ssg: ss- az,
~ s S.S,ss s. Vial. Palermo g DAYS and dss:
6 p.:: s :s
Dee rS fruits Sor g .ss rns. ssd
One weather from Gibraltar Thursday last since shsn
ssrs Rogers Crosby Alicante. 81 days with rail-
he ssyd nsD: MA s::n on hs se
ha az @ & sat Tss ss u
can ass with dag sadsrnsaS. :sssSlns
esag s wss e. s
says e r and Sg
w x q ss
We % Pee sSsf ssys 'sa 81:
's1. y y Ssss r. @
British 1 BARK showing s Ia
BRIG orion tSor) Peterson Antwerp 81 days with mdse
to 9 se Had heavy weather on nh The o JAIME,
gales r. sn
2s la g 50 Ion g 50 while hove IN gale was run into
port bow, and doing other damage damage to the ship
Big Wiley Smith s., Grant MaraoaiSs g days S With q,
Jan 49, lat % 90 lon H. spoke bark Cenfuegos hence for
New Orleans for Providenee'
Brig Gpsey DAM Davis 81 CroiI u days in ballast %
sshr Jesse Carl 6nderhl cudad Bolivar % days, and
%s Ssa o ess g
ans with Brig afe or New 70 YORK Rowe
as, SchT Nathaniel Chase lot Nea,pcke Kendcs Agns
~ Ion % % spoke ship Belle creale tof Boston nom
master. Jan 81 OF Cape Haeras had agale from Ne. in
away MAN, ass All sD' SF days
Mass with 9sh to master Night OF "a n ns
had great aiicul;y IN getting as far as Throsgs Neck,
where took steam am and owed g the city 80,
ton TO D Hurlbut Co. Had strong nof,herly winds
schr Alice 9 Grace Gnchr,s Savannah. Q days. Had
s eh wRd and sm s. the whole Va
cSr VIM Henry msssey Back i RIVER
schr I aerwin, Ridriass' viraIna for New Haven
v sfh sarah Har
S Schhr Glad Tidings, -, Gloucester.
sehr 1rs sl''s Murphy s Glen ne Cove
The ship Feetford Slower, from San Francisco which
y consigned to ss'9n Co F5s par.
rs 80 W. sgnal2ed ship Germana from San FRANCISCO for
oSs thence Cape Horn 50 days. Dec ' Cape Horn
INV p On, mites sgnas With bar.
from y Mada = q
Equator in Atlantic Jan 80 days out in lon sc 80 has
and Gains took pilot from boa, No i. Feb Highlands
bearing wSw 20 miles, RE1ow
| Brig Queen Of the South.
| SAILED.
Steamships Georgia, Vera Cruz LORD Lowell Havana;
Leo. savannah Virgo and Thames. do; Niagara Norfolk
/ Nereus, Boston.
Wind al sunset W. light
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation Of any afternoon paper IN the city. II IA
therefore, The most desirable medium for advertisers
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A NswER TO MEDICAL INQUIRIES
n MEDICAL DHrARrMRsr X. 7. r. OFFICE,

81 Maiden lane. New York
DEAR DocToR-we are compelled osnswcr your inquiries
relative to the curative Of sarsaparan and It's
soeistes as constituents in our RENoyAriNv REsoLv-
Ing aud decay Of the uag healing Ulcers loosenng
he Ssk sougsns matter sposed 10 he air passage.
and cells Of The lungs and bronch and a, the same time
The waste good SQUAD and healthy nsseris impars.
through tAa medium o. se pros sSa, hunareds q
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OF consumption either Of the ung ver kidneys
The Resolvent 10 eompensatins remedy. u eommuui:
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rsis-syep . act directly on The lunss REGULAR
sssss; .ss liver .s ssss;: "
weigh, chest riisoa soreness in the throat pain
psea yness The .sa Or ss S' con.psoa
As ss s s .ss Or ., a ws,
brick dust or thread.ke skens or ishgh coored smoky
ssw issss ss 'ms S TIC
table and S s,, q nall 80 hour er each
viii afford immediate and viii soon remove all
ss a ,s Il. P, E en- &
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gulsr excavations from the bowels The proper
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waste that daily passing win sound and aesl,6s
!so@ VOWS .s, Ma ssldsa sss srss g..as
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bottle or % doxen Pills ooated &c. or I'VE bosta Tor
81 Sold By drugGsta
To A. L. SD Boston, MASS
A BsoLUTB DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A New rorh and States where dsserton, drnnkepne,a
40, snIicient CAUSE No publicity. No charge until
''''''' n HowEs, Attorney, 70 Nassau stree,
A CIRCULARS AND INFORM ALTON FgRNIsHED IN
iis Broadway and iss FULTON stree.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS or rHR KENTUCKY
.xsrucxv ssars sxvaA-stAss ~, sssRvAnr T. 1888
s., 81 e. g. -. tl "a ~, ~ u, 10, 90 e.
= sss5rcII "1Ts-.siAs; ~ usSsr1sr 1888
:" o. MuskAt kbpY 4 g.. h.sss.rss
For circulars Of Kentucky state Lottery address
omcai Drawings Of the rsducah Lottery Of Kentucsy
ax1a1-cLA9 ~ rgsnuAsr 4 1883
So n q rs 10. 90. D 81, s g. 49, o.
oLAn 3i0 rssauARy 1858
:" octros, b bIdkrssos. Co. m IS 81 e
For circulars, 10, In Ee above Lottery address
COTTON, DICKINSON 4 CO,
LJoUsRKBEPRRs LOOK HERE
IL You buy 81 80 and go Greenwich d.. New YORK.
Best Engllsh Breakfsst Tea o.
Splendid Oolone Tea 600
Roasted Ground Co6ees isc 70 soc best In market
All grades OF sugars Al renners' pricss
30 pkRs New Orleans kolAsses. Thos. n, AQNRMv
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."os whom were Messrs Carl Roeser, Louis Schade
" chmct Major Behler and several other prominent
We" nan c1lizcns OF Washington, who appointed by
eelins held here on the Goth to deliver TO Baron
- olt the Prussan Minister setof resolutions adopted
- the meeting. expressing the qualification OF
10 Germans at the recent Developments in Germany
nd THO delivery to Baron Gerot or his credentials
rs Bins,er Piouipotentiary to the United States
from. the North German confedcracy, visited that
gen lsman to-day Tho committee politely
rec rived by the Baron, who expressed himself
hc Sred by being selected to deliver such address
CO Sing from citizens OF this country who st
feep love for the old fatherland. More than lfty
sas ago he had cherished hope OF seeing united
krmany, and he now felt proud 10 represent the
reater part Of Germany united The committee wero
U,sn vi,ed 10 dnncr at which also present the
nssroness Won Goro. and Baron Won Musserow and
sount OF Lottune Secretaries of Legation
'Nhe British Minister Fails to Appear nj the
White House.
Tho Telegram states that number apf people aasem-
bed at the White House between ol,ven and twelve
O'Clock to-day in the expectation that Mr. Thornton,
She new British Minister, would be presented to the
President. After having waited patiently until the
hour for the meeting OF the Cabinet and having wit
messed the arrival Of each Of tho members or august
council, Secretary Seward included, without fehoding
the dgnaed diplomatic representative Of her Britannia
Majesty descend from his carriage with brilliant
coors and geld lace the sight co0tepted them
selves with an inspection ohe White House parors and
retired For some unexplained the British Minis
Ter did not make his appearance for presentation to the
President to-day, and it thought the ceremony
will not occur until Friday next
The Situation in Crete.
Tho laest mail edvices from Creto arc to tho 18th or
january. At that date the Turks themselves acknow
edged that the Grand Vizier Ali Fachn had entirely
Tailed IN his mission md 1t commonly believed
that he was about to to ConstaninOple Many of
the leading Crean Turks beginning to express
themselves avoraby tho eubject OF eventual an.
nexaion of the island to Grecoe. Saba Pacha the
newly named Turkish Governor Of Sphakia was twice
attacked by tho people OF the province while proceeding
10 take possession OF bis command end compelled
20 rersce his steps after losing of hs followers
seven more provinces had voted for a with Greece
The Cretans have at this day declared themselves by
iwentynine thousand free from the Sultan FORM
Ing part Of the Dominion OF King George. Two more
Turkish batalions arrived the island from Thcssaly
but, on tho other hand The Russian vessels were on
gagged in saving women ard children from the brutality
OF the soldiers.
The supreme Conrt.
The Supreme Court to-day engaged In hearing tho
concluding argument in the Gaines case. To. morrow
. No. 50 will DO taken up
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WASHING ON.


he had heard remarks Of the Of those charged
te resolution under consideration fall from the lips II
Chief Justice Chase and Associate Justices Davis Ind
Field All OF these gentlemen had pronounced the
pending Reconstruction bin unconsrtutionaJ, The
repetition OF this testimony outside Of the committee
room mas created something Of q commslion in the
sadcai camp.
Inc AD'oaut Of Money In the Treasury
Vaults.
'ne ionowtng Is statement Of the funds in the
treasury vav It's al The Of business this.
morning
1,ac.onal currency Tho amount being greater
au ~ provous timeI. .............- 81 Q4D 40
Na,.s United states notes ........... ESQ 600
s,.i bank notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1S4, 2G0
1 ~n silver. 500, 30s
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BELOW.
Brig Queen Of the South.
SAILED.

Steamships Georgia, Vera Cruz, Lord Lowell Havana
Leo savannah Virgo and Thames do; Niagarn. Norfoik
Nereus, Boston.
Wind al sunset W. light
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LIoUsRKEEPRRs LOOK HERE
"A You can buy 81 80 and s2 Greenwich st., New York.
Best Japan Tea 81.
Best English Breakfsst Tea o.
Splendid OoonG Tea 600
Roasted and Ground Co6ees 5c 70 toc best In market
All grades Of sugars n renners' prices.
800 pigs. New Orleans kolAsses. THos. H. ApNRM,
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HOOP SKIRTS.
126.
WIN. t. HOPKINS "owN MAKE"


s'KEYsTUNE SKIRTS"
are the beat and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop Skifts
IN me market Trail Skirts, rs springs, 81 90; 30
sep.ings, 81 20 and 40 springs $1.45 Plain Skirts
On 'apes ~ springs 80 cents; Is springs, % cents;
ed II aps,y s,ro and % springs, sl.25 Warrant
"our own Make" Of auNreN SKIRTS, - Elev.
en- rape Trails from 20 to 80 spripes ri 20 to 40 So
Plain, Six Tapes, 20 to 80 springs from S5 Tsnts N
$500. These Skirts are better than those ,cld hv
o,ner estabshnens as frst classgoods, and at rath
"0ur OWN Make" Of dCfIAMpIoN SKIRTS +,
are in every way superior to all other Hoop Skirts
before the pnblic, and only have TO be exnminsd or
tured of the best linen finished English Steel prn
very superior tapes, and the style Of the retslic
fastenngs and manner Of securing them surpass far
durability and excellence any other Skirt in this
country ard are lighter, more elastic, will wear
longer give more satisfaction, and really cheaper
than all others Every lady should try them. They
are being sold extensively by Merchants throughout
this and the adjoining state at very moderate prices
If you want the beet, ask for "Hopkin's Champion
Skirt" If you do not find thom, get the merchant
with whom you deal To order them for you, or CENT
or send direct 10 us. Merchants will find our diff
ferent grades Of Skirts exactly what they need ant
we especially invite them to call and examine ou
extensive assortment or send for Wholesale Pric
List.
To be had at Retail at hanufactory, and Of th
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale OF th
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should b
addressed.
MANUFACTORY and SALESROOM, 62S Arch st
Between 9th and 7th Sts., Philadelphia.
WIN. T. HOPKINS.
February 20. lSeS-l0mos
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Lime F! Lime f! Lime !

TINHE new Lime Kilns Of H. b. Masser at Selins.
Il Grove Station are now completed and in sue
cessful operation, producing lime of the yery best
quality These kilns are built with all tho modern
conveniences and improvements, and have capaci-
ty Of producing 400 bushels per day Excellent
roads have been made to the kilns, not interfered
with by the railroad, where wagon or sleds can be
loaded in few minutes from the schutes, without
handling Having opened a large body Of the
best limestone at the mouth Of the kilns they are
enabled to sell lime at the low rate of IL cents per
bushel. The kilns are in charge Of competent per-
.omers. Apply to II. B. Masser, Sunbufy' or 70
Chas Dunkleberger, or Chas. J: Conrad at the klns
December IA, 1857.
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Reading Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NAY 20. 1868.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
MAY 90, 1868.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ans
" North. " est for Philadelphia New York. Read.
ing, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town. Easton, Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Columbia
30, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York as fol.
lows At 2.50 5.25 and $40 A. NJ. and l2 20 noon,
and ZOE and 9.35 p M, connecting with similar
Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving
at New York at sOo 1000 and II so A. NJ. and $50,
I.9O 10 ~ Z. NJ. Sleeping Cars accompanying the
$50 A. N. and 9.S5 p. M. trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Talna.
qua, Minersville, Ashland Pine Grove Allentown
and Philadelphia at $40 A NJ and 2.O5 and 4lO
r. M, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
s.a!iohs 1a!I the 4;l0 P m making connections for
Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Pottsville,
Schuylkl Haven and Auburn, via SchuylkilI and
susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg at IS p m
Returning Leave New York at $. 90 a. m IL 90
Noon and 500 and 800 p. IN. Sleeping cars ac-
eompaaying the 600 a. m. and 90 and 500 p. IN
Way Passenger Train leaves philadeIphiaat :. 80
a. m, returniag from Reading at 6 30 p. m. stor.
Png at adj Stations; Pottsville ats As a. M and
2 40 p m; Ashland 800 n IN. and 1918 and 2 O0
pm; lanaqua at g. 30 an. and l 90 and 40 r. III
Leave Pettsville for Harrisburg, via Schuylkil and
Susqdehanna Railroad at 20 a. m and n OO nooE
heaong Accommodation Train leaves Reading at
p. NJ. '''A' AA'"u''pn'a ~ o'l'
Pot,stown Accommodation Train Leaves Potts.
town al at 645 A M, returning leaves Philadelpbis
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 700
A NJ, and 6,l5 P. NJ. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancas,
ter, Columbia &c.
Perkiomen Rail Road Trains leave Pcrkiomen
Jnnctfon at 900 A. NJ. and $50 p NJ Returning
Leave Skippack at 645 A. NJ, and is p M con.
Meeting with similar trains on Reading Rail Road
On sundays: Leave New York at 8 90 p m Phila.
ephia 500 A. NJ, and 3.l5 p NJ, tho SEQ A m
train running only to Reading, Pottsville 90 M .
Harrisburg, S.s5 a m, and 40 and OBS p m and
Reading at 10 2 IS and Tbs a m, for Harrisburr
and 100 A. m, and II 40 p m. for New York AS
| p IN. for Philadelphia.
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Ex.
points. "''
Baggage checked through 100 Pounds Baggage
allowed eaoh Passenger es'e~
| G. A. NICOLLS
General Superintendent.
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Laclxawnnna !S Bloomsbury xn;t

Trains leaving Kingston at $50 A. M for Scran
ton, connect with Train arriving at New York at 20
PASSENGERS taking Train South from Scranton at
o:50 A. NJ. via Northumberland, reach Harrisburg
l2.3O P. NJ, Baltimore $50 p. M, Washington 10
90 P. NJ. via Rupert reach Philadelphia at 90 p. IN
- H. A. FONDA ,upt.
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SHOEMAKERS.

HE best qualities of Sole Leather, French Cali
skins Morroccos, Innings Lasts Nails, Pegs,
Tool of all kinds and every thingusod by the trade,
for sale low by j. H. CONLEY a co
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Coachmakers

NTE are selling Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Springs,
w Canvass, Bolts, Clips, Axles, &C., very low
Large Stock at
coNLEY co. J
Sunbury, March 80, 1867
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LNOR Sadslers, we have Saddle Trees, Bits, Buck
IL les, Gig Trees, Pad Trees, Hanes, all kinds and
every thing pertaining to The business for sale by
Y CokbEN co
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SUNDURY STEAM SAW MILL.
WILLIAM REAGAN.

Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds Of
TIMBER, LUMBER, LATH, PALING SHIN
Giles.
Also, Flooring, Shelving, Siding, Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Brackets, Mouldings, &c.
Corner Race Street and River Road, SUNBURY, Pa,
April 4, 1868.
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SUMMER TINE TABLE
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on ali Night Train
On md after Monday, May IIth, 1858, the Trains
on the Philadelphia q Erie Rail Road will run as

on Che PhiladeIphia d Eric Rail Road will run as
follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train lod7os P hiladelphia, 1l.Bpm.
ID" Sunbufy, COS a In
:" arr. at Erie. S.b0pm
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia. 1200 noon
ct" bupbufy 6.40pm
" arr at Erie 1905 n II
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia, 500 a nn
Sunbury 415pn
arrive ut Look Haven, 7ab pm
EASTWARD.
"ei Irata1ee7es Erie f1.ooa an
e Sunbury, 1900 m
rEr;e Ev,,os. u, as rnledephia, ITO N
q K ~ y" "Ss.Le Lrie 740pn
q .rr =, pE,,L5y 968 q m
Mail and ESnras. NeiPma, sNP b.09pm
A,iegheny g River Railroad. BAGGAGE CHECKFT
THROUGH. ED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
| General Superintendent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-07-11
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Are espeolaly invited to call and examine our stock
Of BUILDERS HARDWARE, comprising
Naih and Spikes Of all varieties Butts, Screws
strap and i Hinges, Locks and Latches, Bolts Plss
teTlng TfoUels. Brick rrowcz, Plsateror Sleeves
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-07-11
ChiIdren's Carriages.

NTE would call the attention Of those wanting a
w Child Carriage, TO our new and large assort
ment comprising new and beautiful style
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