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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

..RENNETTS nELGHf.'


The Bill states, in suhstaLc-, tli ssi>-
cue Adams. the mllainsnt 10 this cause.
by virtue of the payment of certain defer
red purchase money notes due by GER
tain Sarah \. Palmer upon the aforesaid
tract of land became possessed of lien
thereon in the amount of four hundred
dollars. with interest thereon from the
first day of January, in the 5ear eighteen
hundred and hfty-uine
The Bill farther states that the party
Defendants to this cause arc John ii Mil
burn, Sr. Thomas f Bell William +
Bel. William J Aud and Mary \. Aud,
his wife, all residents of Saint Mary's
county, Mary!end, ana jackson Bel. 4
NONRESIDENT Of this State and. after
PRAYING FIR a sale Of the aforesaid real eS-
tate, to the end that the Com p!aiEaut may
be repaid the aforesaid sum e four hu@-
dred dollars, with interest thereon from
the said first day Of Ja-uary, eighteen
hundred aud itty-nine, prays that an or
der Of publication may be granted against
the said non-re>ld, ut Defendant, warning
hia. to appear in this Court, either in per-
son, OF ny >tit'lt'Is td StlIlt it'tLu uiN
to be named therein t, answer the Bill IF
complaint Of said Complainant.
And the Court being satisfied that the
aforesaid Jackson b Il is a NONRESIDENT Of
this State, and that he cannot be found
within the jurisdiction Of this Court, it is,
therefore, this twenty fourth day Of Feb
ruary, in the year eighteen hurdred and
siNty-cight, ordered that the Complainant
give notice to said nonresident Defendant
of the object and substance Of this Blll, ~
advertisement of this order in the Saint
Mary's B~ocoH, newspaper publishe il
Saint Mary's County, MARY land, once a
week for four successive weeks, three
months prior to the first day of July next,
warning him to be ard appear in this
Court, either III person. or by solicitor, on
the said first day of July next and show
cause. if any he has, why a decree should
not be passed in the premises. as prayed ;
otherwise the said Bin Of Complaint shall
be taken pro contt<So against HIM.
JNO. 4 CAVALIER,
Clerk
True copy-Ttst:
JNO. \. CAVALIER
Clerk.
Fab D 1Q8S-t,o
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Valuable Vessel
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Saint MaryS county. Ma
ryland. the undersigned as executor of
James l.. Foxwell and administrator of
Andrew j Foxwell late of said county
deceased, will sell at public sale at Pat
tersons's Wharf, next to Coopers and Sill
GERS railway, in the city of Baltimore, on
Thursday, tie 23rd of April,
1868,
between the hours of II o'clock. m. and
> o'clock, y. m, the following vessel prop
erty, to wit:
Schooner J. < NJ. & \. J. FOXWELL,
tonnage So e9-l0e. new measure, draws
6 feet deep loaded, y feet, light, car
ries - cords of pine wood or 1900
bushels Of grain. ) years old and in ex-
ceileut sailing trim.
Schooner FRANCIS BARRON, tonnage
IS, new measurement. draws feet
d cp-loaded and feet light, carries 90
Gods of pine wood or 5000 bushels of
grain.
Also, By virtue Of an order of the Or
phans Court OF the county above named,
| viii sell rs executor of James L. Fox
we'll and administrator of Andrew J Fox
we'll late of Suiut Mary county, deceas-
ed, at public sale near Blogdcns Wharf,
in the city of Washington, on
Saturday, the 25th of April,
1868,
bctwcecn the hours of II M, and ; o'clock
p. IN the following vessel property, to
Wit: .
Schooner g. n FON, tonnage l42. draws
+. 81 feet loaded, 51 feet light. carries $50
cords Of pine wood or Is. 600 bushels
OF grain or 2l0 tons Of coal.
TERMS OF SALE.
as prescribed by the Court, are, one half
cash, the balance on six months credit,
the purchaser giving bond with security
to be approved by me.
j. FRANK BOHANAN.
Executor and
Administrator.
March 10. 1S6S-ts.
Baltimore Gazette AMI Washington
.>tur publish o.ce week until day OF
sale and send bid to this office for colce-
ton.
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Mar, land Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

ENNE progress Of Life Insurance in the
"a Uatcd States, proves This great
GROWING triumph Of modern science and
philanthropy, to be ouc of the marvellous
features Oi our social economy.
The wisdom of all ages has devised roth
ing that cahrsrer With it. 1t is so mani
fe.rly good, ihsl i, is difficult to see how
an Intelligent man with proper concern
for the comfort and protection Of his far
lily, can fab to avail himself Of its bene
fits
life Insurance leaves ready hoses to
settle estates to advantage. 1t will pre-
vent sacrihce of property if q man die
in debt, II il subject TO no tax durin.
life. nor rrphaps' court expenses after
death. 1t is exempt by law from debt
1t is rapidly becoming RUE that ALI men
of just attributes insure
Our Maryland Company commends it.
self to the confidence and patronage Of our
people in all parts of the State. Its. direc-
tors are men Of known integrity and abil-
ity, to whom the public may look with
confidence, tor just and careful super
vision OF its affairs. 1t must be clear to
to every thinking mind that, if We would
secure the largest prosperity to our State
and people individually. we must build up
our institutions aud keep our capital at
home
Had the FIVE million dollars sent out Of
our stare annually for insurance, been IN
vested at home, il would have told favor
ably upon our own wealth and commerce.
Til, is phatlcaIly o"r compnny-got-
ten up by our bcSt merchants 10 afford the
opportunity for all to insure without send
ing the money ont Of our own State. The af-
fairs of the company are managed WIKI
economy. For two years anu half the
President received no compensation for
his services.
Such has been our morhcd success that
we were able after the second year to de-
clare and pay IN c"Sh as large dividend as
the o{'isst and tnJyest company in the Tn
tied States. The company feel greatly
encouraged BY the patronage and cooper
alton thy have received, aud seiisits
continuance of the same. Selt-respect,
State pride and interest, combine to make
this the company for US.
Now, dear sirs, III view of all the adj
vantagcs of Life Insurance as an invest
ment-the uncertainty of life-the strong
claims of wife and children upon husband
aud father-is it not the moral duty of
every man TO put something in form
that will prevent want and distress, or
trouble on the part of those he loves?
II A.
in the Maryland Company. The officers
OF this company are:
GEO. ?. THOMAS. President:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's County,
sitting As Court of Equity.
No AS L.
Ely virtue Of authority vcSte'i in ms as
= Clerk OF the Circuit Court for ST .,lary>
county. BY the Code ofPubic GeueraI Laws
OF this State, il IS hereby ordered. that
the Report Of Robert Ed and Robert
c. Combs Trustees. filed in this cause,
he ratified and conirn'ed. unless cause
to the contrary, be shown onor before the fr>t
Monday OF April next, provided acopy Of tbs
order be inserted IN the Saint MaryS B.d-
con once in each Of three successive weeks
pr,o7 to the first Monday q April next.
The Report states the land solo for S1525.
JNO. A. CAMALlER, OK.
True copy Test:
JNO 4 CAVALIER, Cl'k:
narch 3, 1S6S-3w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
GOOD YIELDING,
AND
"TR | N Bile .
Cor by whatsoever names the same may
be known or called) containing
1877 ID acres
1877 I-2 acres,

moro or less.
These lands are situated about four
miles from Chaptico adjoin the lands of
Dr. Robert Neale and Washington Her
bert, and embrace the lands formerly own
cd by Gustagus Bowles,
TERMS OF SALE
One half Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash-the balance in equal instaments,
at twelve and eighteen months credit
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred
payments, with Interest from the day Of
sale, aud with such security as will be
approved BY the Trustee.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute a Deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and discharged
from all claims of the parties to this suit
and of those claiming under them.
j PARRAN CRANE,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
attention
TOBACCO PLANTERS.

nY the use Of Blbb x Cos Tobacco tur-
% mace. Tobacco can I've made 10 average
$50 per hundred. 1t IS TO the interest OF all
Planters TO use it and increase the rrict
of their Tobacco. rs well as guard against
.he damaging effects Of the weather during
the curing season. Order early, as the de-
maud will be great this season, aud mona are
made except 20 oldT.
Apply to
BlBB & CO. Baltimore
DE- GEO W DORSEY,
JOHN L BOND.
Fort Republic.
Calvert CO., Md.
m- A representation Of The Furnace and
sample OF the Tobacco cured by Il can NO"
be seen At Mr. J + Fenwick's Hotel.
march 9th, lS6S-t LIST aug.
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TpNspT.4 AY>
en1~S - .SSSA - =

The State Of Maryland, Saint Mary's
county, to Wit:
hereby certify, that Elkanah Ed
wards, of st Mary's county. brought be-
fore me the subscriber, onc Of the Justices of
the Peace III and for the said county THIS
9th day of March in tie year 1865, as a
stray trespassing upon his enclosures,
RED BULLOC X,
marked with a crop and slit in the right
ear. He is about two years Cd, otherwise
unmarked.
Given under my hand
JNO \ CRANE,
j ?.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
EQUITY Notice.
No. 1SS y. f.

EHE object of the Bill fled in this
Il cause is 10 procure decree for the
sale OF the tracts or par.y.> Of land lying
and being in Saint Mary comfy, State
of Maryland. called and known b the
nam, of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
NEW STORE!

Great Bargains tc be hat at the
Broum Store, Formerly kcptby
.Sinms s. Fort.
Thisis the place to get good and cheap
Bargains
Here you Will get the worth OF your
money.
Call and Examine
TllE subs, rhc,s have Just received well
Z selected asSortmrnt OF
Fail and Winter Goods,
Bought at rates which will ena!-lc them to
sell Cheap. and to which they most respect
fully invite their friends and t'e pablo gen
orally to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere, as they are resolved not to be IL
.lcrsold. Their motto viii be "QmcE Sales
and Small profits. Our Stock consists In
par, of. Black Cloths, CasSimercs. Sat'nets,
81 and "a full Lnsoys; Silk and Col
osed Trimmings. all wool Declines, Cocred
AlpacAs. Poplius, PLAID, Dress Goods, Nc.
Also a fine assortment of Domestic Goods,
such As Prints. Giaghaus, Brown and Bleach
e,i Shirtngs, Hosiery, Notions, Nc.
Har ware Quccu>warc. Gr"erlfe. SHOES,
Boots and Hats. ali Of the above Goods anf
many more we offer lew Tor cash.
The Hishes, Price Given for Cotton Rags
All kinds of Fur bought
SMITH \ MILLS,
\ CONRAD. Agent.
Oct l., lS67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
|e's Sale
! 7 A 7 +

writ" writ = Of yendi,loD;
i the Peace Of 10,
and for Sam, H., ae
|. suit Of John Gl-
INST the goods ana
:. of X. N
IT of John Dlla,ay,
7 owens, against H..
nds and tenement.
!. Owens and =.
ted, | have seized
all the right, title
ate at law and II
VI. Owens. J. R
IN and to the 81.
y land, located;,
nary s county, cal
laHfe of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Geo. H. llilner.
AllcnsA Chapman, Thomas Ca.sard,
Geo p Thomas, William Devries,
Hugh SisSor, Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr,
A. J. MYERS. State Agent
The Company refer u Judges Ford and
MagruLcr, NcsSrs James 5. Downs. John
T. King, y. Conrad, Dr. A Jack SPald-
ins, J W. } Moore, John +. Fenwick
e. Persons wishing information or
desiring to send III an Application will
call on Mr. n Conrad at the Post oifcc,
Leonard Town.
March ~, lS6S-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
ORC

Nays county
equity.
>,cd in me as
! for st Mary's
erai Laws
cred, that the
Bailey, Trustee.
fed aud con-
contrary be
|rd Monday of
OF tins order
/ Beacon once n
IS prior 10 the
sold for $TO0-
LlER, Cl,k.
{LIEH, Cpk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
PATAPSCO

Oct. 81, lSG7-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

EE
ERS OF ORDI-
THEIRS.
of Ordinances and
bottled, in pur-
en'bly, in such
to take out and
st of May,
enfor T. against
ply with the pro-
mbly, passed at
me any person
goods, wares
first having OBJ
f. Clerk of tbs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

Importers and Manc!acturers
March ). 1865 I'm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26

March 5, 1S6o-ts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-11-07
HONOLULU.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON ALL SHIPMENTS
j. SKINNER.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received at all times in the
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same given BY the
undersigned NO charge for Storage OF Carriage
Fire risks IN Warehouse not taken by The Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing vessels
Particular care taken Of shipments Of Fruit.
All orders for Goods. to be purchased 10 San Francisco, will
be received and filed by rsturn OF steamer.
II Shipments from Europe and the United States, intended
for these Islands, will be received by the Com Iany in san
Francisco, IL consigned to them, and he tOrEarded by their
Steamers TO Honolulu, free Of charge. excerpt actual outlay
IL Passengers are requested to take their Tickets before II
O'Clock on the date Of sailing, and 10 procure their Passports.
All Bills against the steamers must Ire presented bsfore2
O'Clock on the day OF sailing, or they will have to lay over I'll
the return Of the steamer for settlement
6i5 IL. HACKFELD K CO. Agents.
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Shipment per R. C. Wylie,
JrST RECEIVED, CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, &c.

DALEs FANCY PRINTS. SUPER quail
ID IN AMI N=~ -tyiS.
White C0ttou., Bloc CCttsi :. Brown Drills Blue Drills.
Heavy Bloc p=uiusa saperpor article. Asst Cehr,d Bunting,
LaTzs SIZE COtfon ard Noalsn Blankets q escorted Colors-
Fine EIzcx Esrafh-as. BI-rx and cord DE4sDss, Cashoerss, &C
EL4ex. " bite All E11s CohGEss aud Aip~c4s.
szp-rior whst- ant Dn.b Moi-s<in. White snf BiG= Fiannsls,
Slack sd 10 Dee-, BARGE Tor Wells *. Back Crap
Fine Blscx zDd B1G Br1aielsth, CHECKED Dy~lAs-
P.EtsIooa sag. Victoria L4-us- NO-qgto Settns--
B1sLsps Ard Hz.s@n-, f4ucy AeTlno-s and Sashmsres,
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New YoEE, Sept IA private letter from Rio.
August 26ih. SAYS six Brazilian gunbOais had
reached Asuneinn. the Paraguayan Capital. where
they found a large number 0; foreign flags display
ed from private residences.
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Hosiery,

A Choice Assortment, q Men. Cotton, half Wool, Nerino and
silk Under.hirs and Dr4srrs-al Large sir--,
A eompIets Ingoice % Mems Socks in Cotton and WOol-shte,
eobor,d and Fancy,
Ladi.s' Fiss White and Black stoc1Iags, superior quality
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Slack sux 30 Diec-s, BARGE Tor Nsls, *. Back Crap
Fine Blscz mi Bige B~r1aiclstA, Checked DJ~hs.
PaEsIooa sszz, yietorA Ls-H.- Mosquito SstIins-,
B1sSPs ard Hz.s@n-. Fancy AsTEno-s aud SashDsfest
Clothing, &c.
A Complete and Well-stIeeted Assortment Of
Cotton. Linn. r..kin. Cashmere and Fine Cloth COa.s,
Als0, PsHialooss % various qaaltte, anil sykes,
Fine White MEGil- and Black Satin Vests, &c.
Shirts,
In Great Variety and Styles, viz:
Whit. MadapolAn and Fancy Boson Shirts
White ami pdutsd cOtton add superior Hickory SHIRTS,
pain. CorJ, striped and fancy Cord FlAnLsi shirts, assorted,
Heavy Grey aud Blue FLANNEL shirts, Open Front SHIFTS
Hosiery,
A chose. Assortment, q Men. Cotton. half Wool, Merino AMI
silk U~BdsLshirs and Dr.-srs-al lsrse SIRE
A c0mpIsts Ingotcs q Mems Socks iu CottOn and WOot-white,
Lsdies' foe white and Black stoe1Iag., superior quality.
Hats,
OF Different Qualities and Styles.
Boots. Shoes and Caters
or the ysry b-s, Of German and French makes.
In Calssia. cEth. Cashmere, Patent Leather. &c, &C, ks-
Sa0dlefy, &C.
Men, saperior Ensish. German aud French saddles. large.
Lsii-. ssid'ss, Ehliss q v.Iious ''yiss'
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries and Provisions, &c
NAMELY.
crq,hed sgsaf IN hsifs ar : seI<r Ws.'PsslH Hans
Aneboyiss A9d s-r4snss IN s'0as Jars, Vinegar Ia 2 and gal
ASS. Tr@fs n syrap-. Fr4i.. in sos4r. vanilla Choeoia;s.
Spirits, Wines and Beer
ca.ss very .sgsro Pai- Brady. Fs~ Oh sherry in .eA.
ssrergr Pon 80, sparslinS h,ss, CL-sr-Sss: Sar
Al. ad Potter - quarts and piss.. q tks ~eitknowH Essssy
The famous Lssfr.s-aEHleh lick
Cigars.
From the Cheapest to the best Havana.
SUndries.
S1IEoRS' SHEATH AND JACK KNUES,
4 CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY Cutlery
OfalG-rrat sEs All pastsn.-
Va. / 10 70. vsEa slrss. ftaJinr C-ris, Js-.hsrFs,
A-cd. FeNsh@r Dastsrs, G,nts' snd Lsdies' saP- Kd Glove,
UMBRELLAs
In Cotton. Aipsea. All : Es q various eui-n AMI PatteFus
,iaess4r Oh. Chlarsn's Toys. Dolls, Water Coors, Eesds.
q s4risas qzaIty and pattern. wnPP'E< Paper
PAINTS AND OILS, viz:
saVerior Whsle Lad, Enc whte, Boiled Lirs1ei OH-
CASKS zinc
10 sheets ofSsb - - sui 81 - a isehss-
ROLLS SHEET LEAD
OZ. =. 3. y. .. 5 and 9 Pound, per square foos-
ROUND BAR IRON
Fru Z % u iuehes diameter.
WINDOW GLASS
In boxes q 50 feet each, fyn j. By 20 TO 20 BY 30 inches
ON HAND.
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Saddlery, &c,

Men. sup@rior Enziish. German aud French saddles, ]
Laii-s -Nfdles. Eri4i-s u various styl-s,
Bsfts, spurs. Saddle CotLs, &C
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is composing a requiem.

-Gounod is composing requiem.
Miss Louisa Pyne is TO marry Mr..
Bodda.
-Barnum has imported herd of COWS from
Holland.
The Queen of Madagascar has abolished
idol worship.
-McGregor, of the Rob Roy canoe, has gone
eff to do the Suez Canal in his craft.
"A French Bohemian has written parody
on Excelsior-the refrain is "La Lanterne."
Antonio Veohte, the eminent French ar
tist, is dead. For two table ornaments the
Baron de Rothschild paid him lS0,00 francs.
"A gold searcher in Tennessee has un-
earthed the backbone of an immense jointed
snake, in which are nine hundred and eighty
two joints.
H. W. Grinnell, of New York, late Lieu
tenant U. S. NJ, has been appointed Inspector
General of the Japanese Navy, at $4,000 per
anuum.
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RAILROAD LINES.
TH PENNSYLVANIA vRAIJRO,n

| NORTH PENNSYLVANIA -yRATJRO.n
direct line to BetbIebem Taascn Snd most
Shnnki an H.aTIeton White Haven, wilkesbsfre ma
dale dale aud ~ the poInu in the LehiEh and WScfnnS
pEEfSsss1ssI Depot IN PRlIsaslpnls NJ W. corner .,
yfPSEsDAY July 90 ss ss,seS1e T9ains H lssvs sS5
S.1p ep6s o. 20 s11
-, AZ SIS A. M-AccommodaEion fof FOrt Wash.
pAt5,as A M;-Morn!nE Erpreas for BethIehenn and
eonneeilnE al Bethishen with GeSiEh vaiisv vGa and
Lehigh and susquehanna Railroads for Eaeton, Al.
wsSS,nsIIy. JesnesyiIe,, Masleson. White HAVEN,
hiEh and WSomgs rte91n ana all points in e
A ALehgh and Mehsnoy Railrosd for Ms6snoy City;
Isns hllsCn snd wismsPSIs xFrye Ssash 6sSnE al
SP NJ Passengers by this train can take the HeSjRS
FANCY TIan nnd passing hethlehem AZ ll'56 T
OHew York. 80 .on'''' ASiif0So
s.oppng a. all inteImedAte stations PaSssnSepSol
Hn aSe sse ~ S or ana aar'Sv BY this
Az lO9o A. M,7Accommodstion for For, washing.
hheSgR Isies S'fEsSa1 E9prss. 70, Rs,bls
Sem AeatoTp Tazaa6S MS1ch Ghpnk %h Haven
Shenandoah, Mr. Carmel, Plttston and Scranton and
nS SzS%nS e. o0a sssSs
al s1a s1ssiSI n1pres. for
BeIhlehem, Easton, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
AT Ei6 p M,-AooommodatIon for DoyIeSsown
WPos SW3pPns e. all StsS9ns Passengers for
stage ut Abingdon; for New Hope at Doyiestown, "~e
Az 900 +, M.-Thr0ugh accommodation for Bethle-
hem ana all stations on main line OF North Pennsyl
veniA Railroad connecting at Bethlehem with Le
Nah Valley Lehigh and eusquehanpa Evening Train
Tor faston. \ Uentown, Mauch Chunk.
AZ 20 ?; M.-AccommodstloH FOR Lansdale, stop.
ping at all Intern edinte stations.
AtIISO P. M-AccommcdatOn for Fort Washing.
TRAINS ARRIVE In PHILADELPHIA.
$50 p. Nj. " ~ - '' wv ~"
llOs A. N. and 200 M. Trains makes direct conneo.
tlon With Lenigh Valley and Lehigh and Susquehanna
City, and Hazleton.
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at las p. M con.
neet st Bethehsm at sos p M, and arrive In Phila-
From Doyiestown at e25 A NJ. 500 and roo PM
From Lansdale at 7'30 A. NJ.
From Fort washington at 9'sO, l045 A. M ana 4
P. NJ. = - -
ON SUNDAYS.
philadelphia for Bethlehem at o80 A. m.
RbiladelphiR for Doylestown at 200 p. NJ.
oyleetown for Philadelphia at 200 A. NJ.
bethlehem for Philadelphia at f8O p. M.
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
senKers to and from the new depot.
- White Cars of Second and Third Streets Line and
Union Line run within q short distance OF the
dePGs ct, INNS, ,o ,roourea a, the r,o.., oc,o. 8,
order 70 secure the lowest rates Of fnre.
Tickets SOLD ana Baggage checked through 70 prin
Opal points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office, No. 1O5 8. FIFTH Street.
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r,HuApELPHIA, GERMANTOWN ANn

PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
II NOHRISTOMN KAlLROA u TIME ia RLn.
FOR SEE.1ASTOWN.
Leave Philsdelpnia d, ., 8, 0U5, TO- Ii, I2 a NJ T.
s%, 84, 40, on. $40, 8 3, 10, II, Y P, "A:
l q g 4, A, 6, 61s, 2, ., Q, l1, IL p, NJ.
The ~ Down Train, and 81 aid 6x Up Trains VIII
not RtO % ON the Germ AnyUWn Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
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FOR MANAYUNK.
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1''S's' D. VA "-N on SUNDAYS.
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Leave Manaypnk 7h A. M, and sk 7. M.
w Is, WILSON General superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.