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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-25
DENTISTRY.

DR. C. E. KLOEBER DENTAL ~
IL ROOMS No. 90? BROAD STREET, ,.as,LI
RICHMOND, VAL Inserts beautiful AkIirE
CIAL TEETH on the vULCANilE eAo 80 -.
twenty to thirty dollars per set fartieniar 49,
ton given TO ali necessary TO the preser
walton OF the natural teeth. Correction o. ,frest
lar teeth cleaning extracting. and The 'reatiasi"
~ dental diseases generally. NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-25

CEA-BATHING AT C0BB'S ISLAND
~ This delightful summer resort situated eigh-
teen miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land Is rapidly growing
to become one OF the most attractive places on the
coast OF America
Its pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength 10 the invalid, will never be forgoeh ny
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements both In lhs
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty oil
our grounds.
The surf-bathing Is on grand scale. and cannot
be surpassed being perfectly safe, with an apuhd-
ance Of lighthouses.
Shooting, fishing. and boating cannot be e1celled
on the continent with an abundance OF boats ard
experienced men to attend 10 the wants OF visitors,
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons, btlliarts,
&c.
BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
Fridays at A. H., win connect with steamer 10
Cherryst0ne and thence by line OF hacks across
The peninsula -four miles, to Nottingham's Land
Ing and thence by steamer TO the island, arriving
at2 Pm. .
TERMS Per day, "a; per week sls; per month
600. COBB BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Cherrystone post-ohce,
Jea-sm Northampton county Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-25

NEW, COMPLETE, AND EXTENSIVE
IN STOCK OF
SUMMER CLOTHING
MARVELL0USLY LOW PRICES
AT
N. W. ROSES
S78 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH.
Also, the largest and most varied stock OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS of the latest styles,
VALISES and UMBRELLAS,
which he has selected with care for this market,
and embracing every article kept In frst-class
clothing house. Remember N. w. ROSE,
s2s, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
nv Ism
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
lN CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST NIRGISA.
This delightful and well-known SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now In state of preparation for the ap-
preaching season, and VIII soon be In complete
repair.
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly
opened for the reception of visitors on the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT. but persons can be ac-
commodated sooner II desired. Route uih Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry then
by stage-coach twenty-five miles. From the South
u3n Richmond, Washington, and Alexandria by
Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburs, then Stage
seventeen miles.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing To
the public that he has secured the services 0fJU-
LUIS G. WADDLE, Esq, wbe Is well aud favor
ably known TO the visitors st Capon as former
proprietor.
TARIFF OF RATES: $50 per month OF four
weeks Sls single week; 80 per day.
je lo-2m n. NJ. CARTMELL.
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The Baltimore meeting was grand affair.
Letters we're read from many distinguished
gentlemen. Among the letters none was
superior to the following from A. Il. Il.
Stuart, ESQ.,:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-27

THg CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHr.-Thc match
between Joe Coburn, of New York, and
Mike MeCoole, Of st. Louis, for $4,000
and the championship Of America, was
finally eonsummated Monday, the third
and last deposit Of 81, 500 y side having
been placed in the appointed stakehold.
er's hands. The whole Of the money is
now staked, and both parties are under
going u regular, systematic course oil
training preparation. Cobarn's train
ING quarters are at his own hosterie, the
Harlem Hotel, in l25th street, between
Third and Fourth avenues ! Frank Nc
Intyre (who trained him for his previous
igi. With McCoole) and Hen McDermot
are his attendants and companions IN
his pedestrian exercises. McCoole IS
also paying strict attention to getting
into the best physical condition; his
trimming quarters are in the suburbs oil
St. Louis, and his attendants are Mike
Trainor and Bill Blake. Cobnru was
present in person yesterday when his
money was staked, but McCoole's was
received by express n few day before,
The former looks in splendid condition
already, and has got rid Of nearly all
superfuous flesh, owing to the strong,
steady work, and regular exercise be has
taken. The fight takes place on May
eth, at some place within fifty miles OF
Cinciunati.-Nep York Sun, april 4th.
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CouLpy'r GEr rr.-A certain physi-
clan, last Friday night, went out to the
Catholic cemetery, north Of Virginia,
for tho purpose Of digging up the body
of John Milleain, but found m armed
party guarding the grave, therefore u
to come back without it. Why disturb
the body in its last appropriate
resting place? With that, we have
nothing more to do, but his
living deeds, acts and words are public
property which all are fully entitled to
consider upon aud freely discuss in all
their moral or individual bearings MS
connected with the living. Let the body
rest.
MonE INDIAN DryILrmEs, BY II gem
tlcman arrived from the Truckee last
evening, VIC learn that news arrived
there Just before he left, that the Honey
Lake stage, bound for Virginia, was Mt
tackled near Long Valley night before
last by Indians, and the driver aud all
the passengers masSacrcd. The tawny
faced devils took the stage horses along
with them. Our informant met q COM
pany of cavalry, from Fort Churchill, IN
Steamboat Valley, on their way toward
the scene Of the Indian difficulties. lie
learned no further particulars.
LlrERAruRE FROM LILLIE's.-Lillic 4
Co., the well-known and popular book
49,. .nAAs aug
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pROCRRDINGa OF THE Union
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
STOREY COUNTY. ts.;.gF.

At meeting OF the Committee. held last evening.
tho following proposition was submitted:
The undersigned, members or Tho Union party OF
Storey county, for the purpose Of preventing any
mon prefercnccs Ior a United States Sen.
ator, 70 remove All apprehensions or unlhrless 10
our primaries by which tho success OF the party
party 10 cxprcSs Ills choice for Senator BY q direct
vote, and 10 prevent tho Senatorial. question from
Of Candidates for State and county oniees, do mu.
tually usree TO the. following mode OF asccrtAmin9
the preference Of tho Union, men Of THIS county for
said oflce, and Of determining the vote thereon OF
I'M members OF the Legislature TO bc elected In sald
County at the ensnlng c%lcclon:
'gtnni-We will vote for no. person for Delegate 70
the County Convention who has. not stgued this
agreanonIl and who shal not pledge himself 70
carry out strictly IL, provisions IN eespeet 10 SAID
OSeeo6d- The Delegates chosen to the County Con.
ycntlon shall, befors iuaklgg any Icsislattvc noinf'
nations. adopt tic folI6~fgy .re.oluti0iis;
~, RxsoLSED, That tnS, , .sS ssnS Ss, nomlnsSs 20 3,
pledge themselves that !l Z ", %i'i NJ, m s ss,s. h s apI.sd
W, sois Rs Z alS ss sSsna IA ID isu aS SS Ssistasn!SSpf
.ss's.9 y .I iss -. .sp .;;.5 ,s ss;s . ;s,sls 1's g. s ssS,ssss
npon Ills ticket, in addltioa-o the names OF can!l.
IsiySs ~ S1l.sssS Ss1.seEsas ellsa; I'm St SSISl: *. S,s IS
will M itsfas 81 his choice for said posltionl;
ana 'thc ncrsbh WHOSE maine shall thus DO piAced
Spon inc largest number o. ticketi shall be eonsid-
srrd tic choice OF the Union party OF this county
FOR said ~posillou. aud shall receive the support ofthe
\ Ieuisistlye delegation ~ above stated. .tg .,,.le
-at5. IA ticket Ilnl b., colstlercd d Unloh Gckeii
which Votes 6r the Union Presidential Elsctort any
nacs AZ ihis Con yehtion!n1y 49, is3 $50 Ht'N
TI,ird..N psflo1 Sihli be nominated esthe Lesis.
latnro by tho Convention unit, he shall ave ple1see
himself toablls BY tn f~orcsoins resolution and TO
TSutiSr b sEiiC Convention shall preserbethe
Inoaic or COUNTING Sa.d votes for the office orSenator
niM Or declaring officially the result thereof
'Inrf ~ IHSfW I IEEIHf yif} Uos1BJ up2aS 2
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eTtalf lMEDiCAL.
.sUR CO ~
1.
ORRICE-es SOUTH G STREET, ~.
~ posifo Wells, RnrSo 6 &c.
ON GO

YsTuE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM. OF NED.
il fclnc, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.hye yeIsof axperience have proved that one.
half ofihoss dying al an carly age can be- saved.
Homeopathy cures oil durable disc ases perma.
nently, w6khhaye resisted the skill Of the best
ptaethicnersof any Of thool medical system,
for years. Ia sIa
Homeopathy aims observation-disclosures entirely
to eure sure and sazy, without bleeding, bllstsr.
Ing, cauterlzlng or drugging, to prolonB w" and
lessen the number Of sick days.
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XrhiXal..
ny poNNRn AXE nourE

ny poNNBR LAKE. RopTR;
Thompson, J Stevens, w H Gray Tim
Griffin, Jas Griffin, K Mcfarland, Joseph w
Clary, Ole Asleson, Nh De Bray, John Kin.
sofa, w Schmidt, Mr. Couldoek, Miss Coul.
dock, Pa, Carroll, Thos Manning Jas Hun,
N Huff, A Fcek. D Roach, John Forbes, JOS
Roberts, D A Dewncy, T Driscoll, Richard
Taylor, John Peasley. Sol King, J Z Dick
son, G w Wheaton, w II Potter, Geo Muir
raw. Jas Mcdonald, H Hayes, w s Savage
and lady, Miss Sullivan, 6 A Williams, Jno
Raulc,!, S E CLAYTON, Inc : H Clay M n p .,Ssen
VIM Ferguson, g w Elliott, = d Lstarop,
Henry HSgan, Jas White, John Ward, Mary
Sullivan, j G Holloway, w J Cross, CT
Howe and two boys, Jas MoDead, Mr.; De- :
ianey, Jacob Hemmcrieh and wife. N c
Phillips, V Lemery, C H Knox, J Hen
messy, Al Falkenhetm, Mr. Haycoek, Miss An,
derson, Z B Mott, J Ryan, NJ Sweeny,,J c
Dick, p Collins, Miss fclcm, c BroadhAm,
Miss Gillerd.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE.
John Harris, S Wcnbau, J Haines, A l.
Parker, c W J Johnson, AT Sullivan.
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IL will thus DO Ieon that Of one hundsed pa.
,Ients treated by homeopathic physicians, eight
Will die, while II tho same number arc treated by
AllopHthic physicians, thlrty four Will do; aud
Of tho iuyrildI who die under old school t1at.
mSpt tbs world over, Homeopathic. treatment
would save sevonty. six Of every hundred.
Virginia, March, 2. 1868. mr2.tt
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o., .r.r- BE- /, .5i.;a Alb OVEA
The world people Of ssnse and tud Observation-Disclosures
to use PLANTATION BHitrTERs. s
Dyspepsia, with it, symptoni., Headache. Heart
burn, FcverisbL ps- BalBrsath Sallow Complexion,
&C., can be cured by uslpg PLANTATION BLrILss.ist
This Is the most successful tonic OF thc age.
Young, middie-aged and on. are Delighted Will us
effects. 80.
No chanro OF diet Ia Dsosssary. Eat ail'you wsh'
Of the boat and most nutritious tood c I. go
II ID the greatest cure ever known tof ~ oyer
loaded and dlstressedItom4eh, which rel'e'eiiha
We Know that We have the hest and most popular
medicine In thc world. We arc not afraid TO SHOW
what II ID composed OF hsfaai q VI nS.LL 90
PHYSICIANS ARE ooMPKLLEp 70 li.l
CALisAYA BAIK has been celebrated or, over W
hundred years, and was sold during the relRl, OF
Tnis XVI, King OF France, for the enormous price
or its own weight in silver. Il 10 reniafkaole Tor
DyrpcnsIs. Pcyers, Weakness, Constipation, &c.
.GhsohpIiIA Blak.-ior Diarrhca. Oohe, and 'diS
eases or the stomach and bowels. z
CHAMPIONSHIPS Inflammation or TIC Lolns anu
ChSoSitS For enfceblcd digestion.
LAygNpER fLOwHRs.-Aromntlc, stuiniant anu
t~onic-highiy invlg0rating IN nervous deplnty'
WINrSEoREEs : For Scrofhla, KheuinAushl, &c.
AEIsr,-Au nromatiecarminatve; ,cfeatnE nesn,
muscle and milk: much used by mothcrs noislngI.
Also, cloye-buds. orange. esraway' eorAnnel'
snake-rOOt. &c. -..r4Um#H --.v#pt t .H,.-f .ue
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..artEE rUt N.s,Bs:SsfuIl
Another wonderful ingredient. OF Spanish origin.
,mnarting bcalIy 70 The complexion and brllllailcy
10 thr mind. Is yet unknown to the commerce OF the
world. ami We withhold Its nahp iOr uhe present.
with ibis recipe before the community. and evl-
Lenccs Of effects meeting, thrm on all sldss, the Hie;
800 nj I'm. ORAKE stands founded npon the focSoi
,r,,tn' Almost avery family hastonir case o. ruier-
ING which the PLANTATION BtrrEEs will alleviate
and cure. i .7"'
They arc recommended blythe highest medical am'
,horitIcs. and are warranted TO produce an lmnleLl-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable,
nerfcctIy purr and harmless.
ppNoI,cy pretending toscil Plantation
Biiters in bulk or by the gAllonis 4 swlndler and I'M
postor. Iii put mp only n our log cabin bonie;
Beware or bottles rellled with imitation deIetsilous
.tnn, for which several persons arS AIesay IN prIs0u;
over the cork unmutilated; md our signature on
steetplAtc side label. M.
Sokf by respectable dealers tliroushoutthe haSita.
bic globe. q. -
p. n. DRAKE & CO., Now fsrk,'sele
PROPRIETOR. q 80 mi
REDDINGTON & Co., San frnncisce,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA NEVADA
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.. OIL. ..."|#. e. .
20 4.rs aIs..o ..rv- 81 HEh al. a.1an
u,r.g,. Es.Ir." f|'!y' sH' bnh """rhhA ptI
LY0N,S FLEA POWDER aE'
It Is VIII known that Lyons genuine Megneilc
Powder will perfectly destroy everything W Wy
shape OF IDEAS, ticks, bedbuRs, reaches, &c; inathh
perfect poison 10 the insect tribe. but eftlIely natip-
lesI TO the human species and domestic animals.
BedLuEs, Ants, Roaches. etc, arc II every n9use.
This Powder Is their natural death. II should be N
JonS L. Rosr. Esq. Superintendent ofthe New
York City Hospital, says: - "ltn uho oiAy
snrs article we have ever usod."t .sL
4 NEW YoRx HoTEL PsoPhIEroas say; "eha'e
u'ea LYONS MAGNETIC PowDEl.
For extermlnatug insects and yerniln, win eh''re
CoLEsAs b SrEfsoS. Aston House. z
I'll 3. 7. UoxzENs. American Hotel.
AcErR q TRKADwELi, st. Nichons Hotel,
&. LILANp 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
TclhpoIpof thls ehtrartsr phxetE y any
length. Wherever II Is used II adyeitIses Itself.
Tho genuine has the sigIAtu<e OF Lyon, aud the
prIyate stamp Of DEhka BARNES u 10. Anything
else Of this Mud Is IN Imitation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist will procure the genuine " you Insist you
Sold By ali druggists and general si9Iskeepers 10
every town mid mining camp on the Pae'nc Coass'
nos ~ 2of1p y .
l,..rgrr r..rah g. f.E '.lrU 'ri+ -
o. .IIr i'.,arl tg.- l'-i1r'iyl r7". "-l
.'~gueon.B 'n.YE.i1 - " ~ o. .'i .
m...f .r,UIrfG ra.NIt n.fh ,'A q Ni"''
81 %, 'sIi.l. 30 'uIahtsc Ei# ps''
as Fga u.a. lHH4ny g"i -
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* CLOS. XOIDS-Iae CARROYs
"A q SuphnrIe, Murlsilc and Nitric Acids.
In store and Tor sale at reduced prices by ~
II. @. KIRK x CO.
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All Policies are Non-F orfeitable
and Participatein tho Profits!
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.

Reasons for Insurius With the California
Mutunlt
LIST. Tho list Of Directors and Officers EN-.
bf~scs,namosweI oil and fayorably know through.
ont th. States Of the Pacific Coast as meu Of
broad and liberal Views. Of tried Integrity sngnci
NV und business experience, In whose hands the
AFFAIRS Of the Company arc safe beyond question
I'd. Ills the Interest Of evrry one, whose busi
ness and property 10 upon this Coast, 70 retain
here tho vast sums Of money which, In the alb
scnee Of y successful Home Company. will be
annually drained hence ty Foreign Companies.
N. B.-Psrsons I~nsurlng In this Company Will
mot have 10 WAIT TWO MONTHS for hppli'
cation to be accepted and Policy returned from
New York, on '''F
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SURG d: II y

10 Il Is ono ofthe greatest trlumphE Of Homo.
tatlou and Z IeIhon, in more than two-thirds Of
The cases, by tho radical cure Of the diseased
parts. which Allopalhy would have conslsned to
the knife pnlt-r H..
Fractures and serious wounds are healed IN
less time, and with less pain. than under any
other mode OF treatment. ~
H~onnopAthy 0 fdihilins d misrion whose end
IL the overthrow Of all other modes Of cure. and
the establIShfnent Of It's vi complete and per.
manent rule.
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vona .RIEAt POWDRR.

,r.r ..r. .' 10 60 r., :
f .U.zri DO ~
20 l.rs a.N- 20 ..rr- r'i "EN u /.
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Departures.
ne nNNNpn VAXR RnItTH.

John Harris Wcnbau, j Haincs, A l.
Parker, c w J Johnson, A Sullivan.
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Rrick 6torc. to Rent!

Gold Hui. Aprilsc, 1889. apac-In
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RAILROAD LINES,

nj ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ THE NIPPLE RogTE-shorteyt and mos,
S6SSs M,sJIstSn, white Haven. %IEssSsfEs. Ma
dale ali the points IL az she 'I IsSisS snd %Somns
sR2s n W. corner Of
IR2fNsA6n % % and amer aoNDAY, May iss q, isss,
eEsseKRger 1Hps issye 'hs Ssw psPes corner Of
Az 6'i5 A. M.-Accommodation for Fort Wash.
At Ti5 A. M.-Morning Express for Bethlehem and
eonnecting Al Bethiehem- with Iehigh valley and
enon anC sanESn %sus Ga aSstSR AL
Weatherly, Ieanesyille ,H.aSleten, White Haven,
hE6 ana %yg%iSE yslsyS also cQ96sction gith
and With Cslawissa RAiiroac for Rupert y pSnSs' y'
HlIton @ emo WMni,smsport a Ar5iye at Maaoh Chunk at
al p M Passengers by this train can take the Ienigh
sey T5Hn nnd pos SsSnS % s 9sssSv e I @
Wo% Grove we MatSoro Sd %nraTs &c @
At 1920 A. M1Aecommodstion l. M for Fort wsHhinE
Yates stations Hsprss. for Ben
hem Allentown, MauCh chunk white Haven,
M Carmel P5tstSn and & &6T9n.0n and
p0T nRS t oGa SSsSR
stopping at all intermediate stations.
getbiehem, Eas.on, AientoSn SSuc6 cbnnS, iSa
tS, snd spS CT S for Green
town TO North n ales,
As 4l5 p M.-Accommodation for Doylestow a.
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers
Willow Grove Hstboro and Hartsvllle take
stage at Arlington; for New Hope at Doylestown,
AT 90 p, M.-Through accommodation for BeLhle.
hem and ell stations on main line OF North Pennsyl
Vsnia Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Lee
high Valley Lehigh and susquehanna Evening Train
for Feston. Z leptown Maucb Chunk
At $50 p. M-ACcommooauon FOR Lausdnle stop.
ping al all Intern ediate stations,
Atl1S0 p. M.-ACcom modatlon for Fort Washing.
IRA INs ARRIVE In PHILADELPHIA.
Erom Bethlehem at 900 and llO5 A. NJ, 200 and
$50 p. m.
ii't5 A. n and 200 p M Trains makes direct connec.
ton with Lehigh Valley and Lehigh and Susquehanna
trains from Eeston, Scranton, Wukesbarre Mahony
City, and HazetOn.
Passengers leaving wlkesbarre at l45 P. M. con-
neot at Bethlehem at sos p. Nj, and arrive In Phila
From Doylestown at s'25 A. M. 500 and 700 p M.
From LAnsdsle at 7'30 A. NJ.
From Fort Washington at $50, lO45 A. M. and 81
P. NJ. -
PhllaueiphiS Tor Bethlehem at $50 A. M,
Philadelphia for DOyestown at 200 T. NJ.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 200 A. M,
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'30 p. NJ.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
senKerH to and from the new depot.
White Cars of Second and Third streets Line and
Union Line run within . short distance of the
Tickets must be procured the Ticket office, In
order 10 secure the lowest -ases uI iare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
iicKets SOLO ana Baggage checked through 10 prin
CI al points, at AIMS North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office, No. los 8 FIFTH street
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RAILROAD LINES.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Trains between WAsHINGTON AND BA LII.
FOX BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except Sunday at 200, 745. and 1890 p
NJ, and 200, and 4'S6 and s'45 p. M. A'
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except Sunday, at7DO A. NJ, and 400
FOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 6l5 and 90 A. NJ, and at 200 and 4's5
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leaye at zee A. NJ and AGO 2. M. No trains TO or
from Annapolis ON 6M 6sMSndSyS day{;Ssn.v
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave a'7A6 AoR a a. snd 4'sS H4{oS and saS M
FOR ALL u Parts iRf o OF s%H The H5o VEST. y;
eve aS0 aaS S except Saturday and Sunday, tT46 A
on Saturday at 74a A. NJ. and 2'SO P. M.
On SUNDAY aC 4'SO and S45 p. NJ. only connecting AZ
Relay Station with trains om Baltimore to WheeIs
Ing. Parkersburg. etc,
washinston station Ticket ofice at all hours In the
day. as well as NJ the new office of the Bankers and
aveR9e between sRh and eyenth sreets
F3r New foFk. OF 5 5philadelphla and Boston, see ad'
], L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
L. M COLE General Ticket Agent
225tl GEORGE s. kOONTZ, Agent Washingtons
EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
y ALL POINTS NORTH ard EAST and for all
INCREASED DESPATCH.
iGT sSa the
County Railroads. forwarded at IL O'Clock Noon
ali F5 ons S ssS
FSeSss FSs NsT recsi2sa TSFs az irGn @ apd e
clip mem0randum spe1Sog nse tns IN Aexs exsr1 anS
stance be sent wv ThR erfh ises q Agent
No. Ss 8. DslawaFps phisa hAiyenIs, Sa1,,.,
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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURsD

east of the mountains. Even the Chinamen
have shown a disposition TO hold back, having
an idea that snakes are abundant in Eastern
Nevada-creatures of which John has mortal
terror. But In spite of these obstacles the road
is pushed forward with more vigor that ever
hefOra.U T. n
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VEl EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILkOAD.-SUMMkR ARRANGEM ENp.

M EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD-SUMMERA ARRANGEMENT
On ana after MONDAY April 10, 1868, Trains viii
leave as folows:-
Leave Phl,sdelgnis rom the Depot. Thirty.
III, $50 p M, 4'l6 p M, $50 T; M 7, NJ, IL p NJ.
Leave West Chester tor Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street a. 6'l5 A. NJ, 7l5 A. M, 3sc
A M. lGf5 A. ID 65 p. M, $50 p. M, 655 p. NJ.
On aud after Monday, June Is, an additional Train
will leave Phiadephia for Bedis and intermediate
Points at $50 Z. M.
leaving Phadepha at 80 T.. M, VIII stop At b. O.
station between West Chester and b. q. Junction,
going East Will take trsin leaving West Chester ut
7'I5 NJ, aud going West will take train leaving
Philadelphia at 45O +. M and transfer B. q. juno
ton 80
the Chesnut and a Walnut Street Those of tins
Market Street line run within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon i.1
errIvsl. - ...,-
Leaye West Chester at 7'4o A. Ia. and SEQ P. Ii.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l5 A. NJ and 45v
T: NJ. and leaving West Chester at 7.S0 A. NJ. and
460 p. M, connect at b. q. Junction with Trains on
p d B. q. r. R., for Oxford and intermediate points
Passengers are allowed TO take Wearing Apparel
only. as Baggage, and the Company will NO! In any
hundred dollars unless special contract is made FOR
the same HENRY WOOD, General Supt,
Philadelphia April let 1868. f1Oa
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
"A No. 800 CHESRUT Street, forwards Parcels,
Packages, Merchandise Bank Note, and Specie,
either by It's own lines or In connection with other
Express Companies 10 all the principal towns and
cities In the United States.
2Ht JOHN BINGHAM. Buperfntendent,
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PRooFsAFEs
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
BROOKLYN, May Is, 1893.

BROOKLYN May 15, 1893.
Aessrs. Marvin q Co., New York-Gentlemep; Our
Planning MILL with FIFTY THOUSAND feet OF Iunl-
ber, was destroyed by fire last night and we are
happy to say your ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
SAFE preserved our books, papers, and money, In
excellent order.
We want another and larger one, and VIII call
you we have time.
Yours truly, SHEARMAN BROS,
This Safe was Red hot for several hours and tho
cast-iron feet were actually melted.
II can be seen at our store. No. 2e5 BROADWAY,