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Two ON THBHH COLDS In succession will. With
many constitutions. securely establish IN. seed, ~
Consumption In the system, thus converting vba,
was originally simple, durable affection. into ons
geLsrally fatal While ordinary prudencs. therefore,
makes II ire business OF every one TO take care Of
Cold until It is sot rid OIL intelligence and experience
fortunately presents remedy in DR.. Jaynes EEpec
torant thorouL hly adapted to remove speedily all
Coughs and Colds, and one equally effective in the
primary stages of Consu umptlou, Asthma, and Bron
chitis Bold by all Druggists.
Ii accept a test OF the superior exosIlence OF
the Wheeler a Wilson Sewing MscNines the manner
in which they appreciated by the public (aud why
should we DotJH we point proudly to the number
terminated eptember To- 1867. While 500 100 OF the
Wheeler a Wilson h ed been uu factured and sold
the Sewing Machine Company making the next
largest numbsr reached only 100000. Facts are
stubborn things
JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy No. I2 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine Jewelry and sverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining q real, pure Rrti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be edualled
He also has q large stock of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices. visit to HIS store Ia sure
TO result in pleasure and profit
WANT TO KNOW
Where find tue most fashion able and bestHttlng
Pdntdloon cutter In the city.
You will find him at
CHARLES STOKES & Co,
No. s24 Chesnut street,
nd
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LOTS OF ALPACA SACKS.
Lots Of linen Sacks,
Lots OF the Chocolate Li1e,, Sacks
Lots Of The Chocolate DusLeTS,
Lots Of Duck Sacks
Lots Of White Vests
Lots OF Linen Pants and Vests,
49,. ,,. 49,. 40, AH lresh and very nice.
Ga Linens from 81 81 10 a. etc. etc.
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
OAK Hail.
s. H. Corner OF CSi1th and Marked streets
A@-A good lot OF CIerOunlen'S Long Sacks.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PRIcEs of all Summer Clothing greatly reduced, to
close stock Assortment still good. but selling of
rapidly.
All prices guaranteed lower than the loves. else
where, and Iul sa lsfacton guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
RGU pdy betl0een ! BENNETT q Co.,
kVth and Tower HALL,
St1th streetd,J No. SIS MARKET ST.,
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CIGAR g

PEAL HAVANA CIGARS.
"Msriana Rita brand (copy righted) OF Vuelts
Abejo Leaf entirely pure, 'qual 70 best nported
cigars. and cheaper Try them. Go reliable deal
ers get genuine. Each box bears our trade
marked label. We make twenty Varieues of f"Mari-
ana Rita d" all of same II aterial-of which several
choice grades retaied At S., $3.50, &c. % 6a
and flr per hundred. We will application direct
c. nsumers to those dealers who retail cheapest We
use this brand I'M ariana Rita" onlv real highest
grade Havana cigars. Lower grades WI brand Era
DiaVOlo " "Louis d'Or,' Fleur de Lys," etc.
The following city retailers keep regularly our
mariana Rita ciRars:-
Coi,on Clarke, grocers, Bresd and Walnut David
L. Keller dealer, nos so and ~ South Fourth Street.
above Chestnut Charlie. q ArzE, dealer, No. ais south
Fourth Street, below Walnut. Cripptn & MGdd ok,
gfocers, No lis South Third Street Nc SnGIe
dealer No. 43 South Eleventh street. above Ches
Manning, dealer No. Al South Thtrd street. Keen-y,
druR0ia sixteenth and Arch. Spilliu grocer Eighth
and Arch; nitchell q File cher, groeers. No l9oi
dealer, No iOl. Chesnqs: Donnell q son, gr0cers,
and Spring Garden. Wright. grocer, Franklin and
Spring Garden. Wells, druggist, Ninth and Spring
Garden. Whlteman; grocer, seventeenth aud Arcn.
smith druggist, Broad and Chestnut. Fress Il Neler
grocers Chestnut Hill. Kollock, Druggist, No. 1zOl
fSiuEe ~'e" STEPHEN FUGUPT a SONS,
Manufacturers aud ImpoI PRS OF Cigars,
No 229 Souu, FROST street.
8l6t 5p Philadelphia.
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TBENwITH's NEWS DEPOT, at No. LOT g. Third
rect is the place to find all kinds of reading m at
ter, he Keeps on hand constant supply of all the
periodicals, nagazin-s, ptctorials fashion plates,
aud every description OF light TeRdiDg II he does
not have what YOU'D sire he will send for 1t. IT you
wish the New YOrU papers Tren wlhs Is the place to
obtain them, as he has perfected arraugem g Is
whereby he receives them long before the regular
mi al RrrlYa
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Shipment of Specie.

New YORK, August 15 The shipment of
specie to-day by the City of Baltimore was
S24 900.
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BALE OF BooJs AND SuoEs.-Dealers will find Is to
their interest 10 attend the large sale Of Jos and
rhots TO be sold at o. D. McCLEKs 81 20. IS store. No
5o6 Market street, on Monday morRing, August 18th
at Il mi
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"ELLLocATED sToRE. at No. 42l Market street
with an established reputation can rented ON easy
terms II Is In the centre the city and of trade
possessing many advAntsRes
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DR.. y. p. Fitlsr on Rh.um.t,,u.


IL is conceded fact that no physician r medicine
IN IN the W9rId can. combined, produce The thousands
Filters Great Rheumatic Remedy. which pre:eass s'
the strongest best and most convincing evidence OF
OF cures from among our most prominent Citizens
Is pure'y vegetable pleasant. and uniOJurious.
Rheum atfAm-A Physician Cured
I, Doctor Walton. No. l5i N. Seventh street. ao
publicly announce, that sfter trutless eff ,rts 70 re
years. tried Dr. Fltler's Rheumatic RemSdy' ana ssa
am completely cured have no hes itst on in recon-
as being ne most discovery Of the pseseas
FOURTH Street Warranted TO cure.
Rheum ats ma mother Great Cure.
DT years RS, ~, ssred terribly witt
medicine without etIec; became Thoroughly help ess
you were & a regular physician obtained your Rheu.
eeen cured Il truly the greatest Blessing have
found In this world. sAMUEL CoHEa,
No. 24O North Eighth street
Rheumatism-His Honor, Aid. Comfy,
or FLanktord, says."l was cured one year ago BY
Dr. Fnler's Rheumatic Remedy; it s y reliable medi.
cine, and TO everybody suffering 1 heartily recon-
mend IL" Depot No. 20 s. FOURTH street
Certificate from a Cured Rhsumat,o.
To DR.; Filter, No; % s. Fourth street-Dear SIR
My snlipathy TO advertising a ss'ng TO mum sniLy
sSs hEw oG %hsn ooK bef wa
thousands suffering with that painful disease Rheu.
from The many articles with Which ,heS SaTs ne Ssas Sass
6uped desire you TO announce TO the public that l.
and % certainly be cured by your wonderful and harm
E.A. DAuaHERTY.
NO. 200 N. Ninth street. Camden.
Twas Cured OF Rhsumatism
BY Dr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy after spendiuss
oopdtlons that he VIII cure ou in certain number
and run no risk. His medicne is no humbag. and
HON. JUDGE LEE, Camden, Nj
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IWna Cursh OF Rhauma,,.m
DON'T Suffer with Rh.um.t,.u.

Domt bumar with Rheuna AtiSEn.
Jes me to state that ae, giving up all hone OF eys
being cured OF Rheums tism, aud pronounced incurs
your nedlcne. has positively cured me-a result
hsIdiy expected. To all persons who have been
mis- H6LS GSH is t5fS5NTaaai SRoVEa' IT.
NO. iTZz N. Twenty-second street.
A Great Neuralgia Cure.
Mrs, X eeley Ridge Road below Poplar street statea
thEI she suffered % years win NeuraIRis size bees
IesT al spnsTeEs TO USE At her sol Citation Dr. Filters
Neuralgia In head or body.
AsthmR-An I'm pOrtant Csrtincata
DR.. FitleT:-Yonr wonderful Rheumatic Remedy
has cur' me OF the Asthma. gave up All hope long
IL ever heard or Every sufferer should use your
NO. 400 Taylor Street, Nineteenth Ward.
Dr.. Filters Great Rheumatic Remedy
Is legally warranted to cure In stated quantity or
Street o0NAn
Ths Treatment OF RhSumatIsma.
This peculiar disease has received the specaI attain
ton OF DR.. J. p. Filter for many years.
DIR. FitIor a Regular Graduate OF 1888,
ment OF rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout spaciAlty
DR.. FiSlsr COhsuIts Free OF Charge,
Daily, from loto O'Clock, and invites all suffering
with Rheumatism to call Office, No. 20 8. FOURTH
Street.
DIR. FILTERS
GREAT RHEU MATIC REMEDY
Is sold BY Druggists generally throughout the
United States, and at the
PRINCIPAL OFFICES OF
DIR. filler,
No. 29S. FOURTH St., PhiIada.,
AND,
7O4 BROADWAY, New York.
Consultations gratis, daily. Orders and con-
mumcations By mail promptly Gt!eadod to.
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett NO. SO South Sixth street, above
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GROVER BAKEE's Highest Premipm Sewing
Machines No, 73O Chesnut street
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THR
EVENING TLLEeRAPH' at HLlman's News Stand, NJ
| North Penn sylvsnia Depot.
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RheumatIsm-Hi. Honor. AId. CamIr.

OF FTanktord, says;-"l was cured one year aqo hv
DIR. FlIers Rheumatic Remedy; it "a a reliable n,ad
cine, and TO everybody suffering 1 heartily reoom
mend IL" Depot No. 20 s. FOURTH street
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pEIyIDERE DELAwARE RAILROAD LINES
o1~N x
,HILkOELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TIMoRE RAthkoAD.


commencing MONDAY, Ooloeer 5, 1868. Trains WIN
,.sAVe pepOL corner OF BROAD street ana WASH.
IEJtaTON Avenue as follows:-
Wsy-MRn Train At $50 A. Nd. lSundsys exceptedl
nrcting with Delaware Railroad At Wilmington fOF
OrisS cid and intermediate Stationn.
Express Train at IL 40 A, M (Sundays exoepGed) for
.sltimore and Washington, stoppng ut Wilmington
ming ton with train for New CASTLE.
Express Train al AGO p. Nd. tSunoays exceptedJ roH
Baltimore anu Washington SiEPP1nS a. nes6et,
stanton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast. Char estown,
PerryViie, HAvre-de- Grace, Aberdeen, Perry mans,
EdKewocd Magnolia, Chase'B ana StemmerH Kun,
ana Washington, stopping at Chester ThuIlow, Lin.
wood, Clhymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
HorIheast, Perryville and Hayre de Grace -
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and norfolk VIII
'AAe 'ne WIIMINGTON TRAINs
s!oppinE At all stations between fniiaoeipnih ana
"Ieav Philadelphia ut nO0 A. M, 2so, BOO, and
7ia p NJ, The 800 p. M. Train connecu with delaware
railroad for Harrington and inter mediate stations.
Leave Wilmington 7p0 ana S'lO A, M, lSO, t'lb and
Ibe 700 p. train from Wilmington runs DAILY All
other Accommodalion trains s9ndays e%xcepsed. exec
FROM BALTIMORE 1O PHlLADMLPhIA',
Leave Baltimore 725 A. M, ay-Mail 9S5 A. M,
Express; 2'25 p. M, Expreahi 7xb +. ID. Expreea'
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BAlTIMORM, ,,
Leaves Baltimore at 7z6 r M stopping NJ % M a
Charlestown, North East Eikton Newark, stanton,
Newport, Wilmington, Claymon'' Ainwoou' anu
Through tickets to all points west. South, and
Houll west may be procured at the Ticket ONCE, NO
s2s CHESNUT Street, under the Contlnentai HOTEL
where aso state-roomg and berths In sleeping carr
can be secured during the day. psrsS1s PsrShssis5
AZ th cir Ienidence by the Union Transfer Company
4sI A''' II. y. KENNEY, superintendent
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follow them, as God has said, Whatsoever a
man soweth that shall he also reap. IL he
SOW to the spirit Of the spirit he shall reap
everlasting life; and If he SOW to the flesh, OF
the flesh he shall reap damnation.'
The man who can say that Edwin Booth Is q
gift of God-who can say that Booth never
commits anything unseemly in his OMeIio or
his Hamlet, the man who can put his hand
upon his heart, and, in fear of his God and in
view OF his grave, can say that as man; can
stand before his congregation and before the
world, and say il is morally wrong to indorse
the sensation and illegitimate drama, and call
upon you as rational men to turn your voices
against this flood-which, THANK God, L believe
has passed us-of Jnd,ne, the White Faun, the
Black Croot, and all that sort Of thing, which,
whatever the tendency and result, began to
feed human appetite and passion, as they bring
the vicious to witness them. Then it is the
duty Of the Church to make this logical def
nition between moral wrong and moral right.
Furthermore, IL is the duty of the
Church, first of all, to make men pure in
heart and correct in grace; to take the youth
and not turn upon them; to take the youth
and not turn the face of the Church against
them; to take the youth and not throw these
irrational limitations about them; but take
them into the green fields Of life, by the side
Of its still way, and say, "God is our good
Shepherd. These are the good things He has
given us: as you love Him, and ss you fear
Him, and as you are grateful to Him, never
abuse a privilege, never deprave your man
hood never ignore His providence, but walk
in the way of righteousness, learn wisdom,
and Ged will honor you, and humanity will
bless you, and the memories that you carry
with you shall be filed, even as a picture
gallery, with the things that are of good report
pure, gentle, sweet, noble, long-sufsring,
patient, and kind"
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1898 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
AND TaENToN 4 4 RaGLR6AD ID CdMPANY III LfNRs si4
EkVM TO EEM xoRK & AND AS
" At SO 4. M, via Camden and Amboy Aooommo
NJ. via camden and Jersey City EI
ptsgs Asa N via Camden and 1m6cy TX s sS
AtSSOP. M via Camden and Jersey City Ex-
AtS NJ Tor Xmboy and intermedas stations. g."
as and sc LOT for TfantSn
Has iS "a. &sss1Y sGs iss saS
AE5s0 and 10 A. NJ 1aasso, 4ao. 9, and usO P. M,
and R1yeAs,os 4 lso fer
for Riverton and Ss0 +. M. for Palmyra.
AT $50 and 10 A. NIL B. 4sO, 9, and IrSoP. M. for
Fl Ths j aud n,aO P. NJ. Lines leave from Market
street Ferry FsSs iSRPiK{ KsssSfNeToN sissS DEPOT.
Az a. @ aa yla Ea and Jersey City New
R1so end @ snasf M for Trenton
At7 and IL A, M, $40, and P. NJ. for Morrisville
N AZ and ici5 A. NJ, $780, and p M. for schencks
Sis NJ sSo sn% rs.d: H. Tor Corn
Hohassp%Ts dn % and ediate stations - ' 'O'
via Connecting Railway.
at S,so A. N. 100 $50, andI2 p M N; New York Ex.
pfsiS H. ESisrsSt isasey LIN LSe Fare e.
At 100 A. N. on Mondays only-New York Express
The I s'sU a. NJ and ESQ p N. Lines Will run daily,
AsSS sS% Sn% L a P M NJ fo'.1d toT Trenton
Al 12 p, M. (NighU, for horrisyille, Tullytown,
Scbenek'e Eddington, Cornwels, TorrisdRle, Hoinea
burg, Tacony, Wiszinoming, BrideshurG and Frank
ford.
For lines leaving Kensington Depot take the cara
on Fifth streets, Chestnut street, 80 minutes
before departure The on Market street Railway
run direct West Philadelphia Depot; Chestnut ana
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
street. will run to connect with the $50 A. NJ and
30 p. NJ. lines.
BELyIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES.
From Kensington Depot
At7'O0A A. M for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dnnkirk
wegO, sy racpse, Great Bend, Montrose. Wlkesbarre
AtSO0 A. M and $50 P. NJ. for Scranton, strouds.
burg Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, LambertyiIle,
Flemington etc. The $50 r Nj. Line connects direct
with the Train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk
Alp M for LRmbertville and intermediate Sta
rons.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND PEN
10 BkRTON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS.
From Market IT. Ferry upper Eide)
At and 10 a, M, 1, 8'3t and $50 r. M, for Mer.
cEenlsvle, MUorestown, Hartford, Mssonvile, Hams.
IOrI, ount Holy, smithville, Evansville, Vincen-
tOWb, BirminR ham, and PemDert0n,
ATT A. NJ and $50 p. M. for hewistown, Wrlshts'
town Co0kstown, New Egypt, Hornerstown, Cream
Ridge, INLAY sharon. aud HghLssoWn.
September IA, 1s6s. 6lH
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ The MIDDLE ROuTE.-shortest and most
SsS61 SsSSs tI TtaT@lssS@ White %EssSsfEs, Ma
dale dale and % an the poins in the Lehi9h ana Wyoming
fsSssssssT Depot in rhIIsdslphIa NJ W. corner Of
uS m E ts,:eSser Tsau, saG ssys @
lhe New DEPOT. corner o. ERKs aud Am MARtOAN
Al A. sS A. M-AocOmmoGSton for Fort WASH
nHt7'i5 A M,-MornIng Express for Bethlehem ana
onnedns al BsSsSem wsR TysSXb vsag and
Lehlgh and susquehanna Railroads. for Easton, All
%ss6silS JssSssve Hssssoh, nsaE Wsfae Ha9sn, sSea
WIN ssbA55e Kingston Ptteton, and ali points Le
eheh and @ahsnoy RarosS for %sSsnoS osy wsn
s FtsRss 6saSE saSs s
bssssnss1s Sy & :. aFs ss &
VALLEY Tra,9 @ passing ssthlshem q ll65 4; NJ 70!
stopping all n.ermedlate STATIONS, PssSsnseqsfor
willow aIeys s ansSSrS =, n,S ga and aSrssve Sy this
At loco A. M1,Aooommodation I; for Fort washing
AtraSF k@behigh YsiieY ESprser for sesnls
nneem, Allentown, Msuch Chunk. White Haven,
shenandoah M Carmel, PIttstoH and Scranton, aud
al Poaas @ nnS GS%pg St UOs RSgOn
stopping q all lntsrmedH.e MI err dig stations.
Eg1e,tslh,lehem, E1,sl, Easton. Allentown, Mauch Ohunk,
At ans ?. M.-AcoOm mmodetion for Doyiestown,
st2ppng ct all intermedlate stations Passengers fer
stage :. A6SSiSn for New Hope @ a. pOyestow 'SA'
:, Al 300 P.M-Through accommodation for Betnle-
nem and all stations on main line OF NORTH Pennsyi
yane Railroadi connecting at Bethlehem with Le-
hiRh Valley Lehlgh and Susquehanua Evening Train
for Easton, \ Anentown, Msuch Chunk.
Az $40 7; M-Accommodatioa for Lansdaie stop
ping et ell intermedia stations. -.
=. Atl1'80 p. M.-AccommOdaton for Fort washing
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
$50 z. M. - ~ " ' " ~
IrO6 4. M. and goo PM Trains makes direct counec
don with Lehigh Valley and Lehigh and Susquehaunk
trains nom Easton, Scranton, Wnkesbarre, Mshony
City, and Hazleton
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at las p. NJ con.
aect st Bethlehem at sos P. NJ and arrive In Phia.
From Doyiestown q: s'25 A. M, 500 and 700 p. M.
From Fort washington at $780, IO45 A. M. and I
r. M. =
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. n.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 200 Z. M
Doy lestOwn for Philadelphia at 700 A. NJ.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 48O z. NJ.
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
sengers TO ana from the new depot.
White Cars OF Second and Third streets Line and
Union Line run within q short distance OF the
Tickets must be procured the Ticket office, In
order 70 secure the lowest rates OF fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through 70 prin
ctpal points, at MRnn'B North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Offioe, NO. los 8. FIFTH Street.
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CLARK q Evans, AUcTIoNEERs, NO. es
NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

DY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEBR.-
ID sRlssIoom, Ne. CORTLAND Street, four
doors west nom Broadway. -. ,,
The sale OF the superb coection OF High Glass
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
comprising the entire gallery or A; ID DHuyyetter.
Esq will take placa at The Art Gallery OF Messrs.
Miner q Barker, Thursday and Friday Evenings
November 10 and 20 at ~ O'Clock. The names of
The following dstIngu shed artists represented
by very choice and I'm pOItant works.
Eugene VerboeckhOYen, j. Robe,
David Col Hendrix schaefeIs,
Aoolphe Dlllens. DAvide de Noter,
Louis Van Kuyck, Theodore q rard,
II. ROifiaen, Mari Tenkate,
w. Verschuur, III. HeIzOg,
@. NJ. Webb, f. De Brakeleer,
Knarrap, Henriette Ronner,
sch essinger, Portfolio,
E. Bosch, q &C. Boetcher,
Alex. Wust, r. Kruseman,
j. Fauvelet, Autray,
James Nj. Kart, Georgs Innis,
w. Eonntag, j. III. DOlph,
j, Il. Bristol, A. r. Bellows, -,
and others. The above Collection stands unrivAled
for artistic merit by any that been presented
to the American public for exhibition and sale rhey
now on view day and eve0ing, free Atthe gauery
as above There Is also exhibiting In the same gal
lery the latest and most important Wolk nI
J. VAN LERIUS, OF ANTWERP,
HSMERALD A, ,,.N ,s
painted to order for A. d. ESQ wR9S whra
MUS, Quincy & S. ~ OF New York, suoscrdpIh3hnts hht
for which win be received al the place oi ennp
GoL,
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DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NOHRIsTOWN N hAILROAD u TIME ia BLE
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Phisd eIpnia s, 2, g. 800. III, H. II A. NJ, l.
~, 50, 4, s. 6&. 6lo. g -, II. y p u: :,
Leave German town o. y IN, y, $40 81 10, H. IL A, H.
q 4, "A. 8, ga, q 8, 8, lU, II p. III.
The ~ Down Train and 3A and 6x Up Trains win
not atop on the GermanLown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. III. 2, lox r. IA.
Leave Germantown 84 A. Nj. j. g. ga (. IA,
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leavs PhhAdelphia g. g. TO- L. A. M S%' 0%'7's
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'1o, g. $40 and ITO A. M l40
$40 $40 6 4O $40 and 10 40 Z. NJ.
O' ON SUNDAYS.
Lesve Philadelphia 9A A. n. and r. Id,
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'60 A. h, H4N, b ~ and OPS
n riFWua ,oNsaOHoCKEN AND NORRIsTowN.
Lave Philadelphia g. 7'3 8, and Hos a. NJ. IL, O.,
leave 92s NorrsLown $40 775O.s o. ana IL A, H.. M g.
t1S,6%' anu on - ON sUNDAYs.
Leave PhIladelph Ia 8 a. M, 2 30 and 7Io p. n.
Lesye NorriUJown A. NJ. $40 and or M.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave PhiIsdelphla6,7 TX Q, and 1l05 A. .,Ih, 8,
Il. Leave Sss III SanSSnnE SIC III, $40 s, and M A. NJ,
h'S1' o' 0A' "A ON SUNDAYS.
Isave PnilaoelphiA IA. M, "a ana IN r: N.
Taa vs Manayunk 7x a. M, ana Va !. "a.
W. S, WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN streots
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MIEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

NTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv kAlL0OAD.-wINTER ARRANGEMENT.
leave as tollows:-
Leave PhlladeIpbia from the Depot THIRTY
FIRST and CHESNUT Streets, z As "A. M IL A. NJ,
2%o r. NJ 4.l5 M, 4 80 p NJ; SIS and IL 80 p. NJ.
East Market street at 6'25 A. M, ,745 A. NJ 500 A.
M, 10 45 A. Nj. lJ5 p. M, 45O p. NJ, and 800 p AZ.
Trains leaving West Chester al 500 a. NJ and leav-
ing Philadelphia at $50 r. M, will stop at b. O. juno
ZION and Meda only. Passengers TO or from station
between West Chester ana b. g. Junction, going
East, will take train leaving West Chester at 745
A. NJ. and going West Will take the train leaving
philadelphia at 30 p. M, and transfer at B. G. juno
ton.
the Chestnut and Walnut street cars. Those of the
Market Street line run within one square. The
OF both lines connect with each train upon lis
arrival. -
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave philadelphia at $3.50 A. NJ: and 200 P NJ.
Leave West Chester at z '55 A. NJ. and 400 2 NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'4j a. NJ. and 80
p NJ. and leaving West Chester at 90 A. NJ. ana 90
p hi, connect st B q. Junction with Trains L. d
b. G. R R., for Oxford and Intermediate points.
4lOs HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12

NAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD, 10 Wilkes
barre Mahanoy City, Mount Carmel. Oentralia, and
ali points on Lehigh Valley Railroad and Its
branches. -, - .,,--
Is enabled 10 give Increased despatch TO merchandise
consigned TO the above named points. -.
Goods delivered lat the Through fregnt DepOtl
n. E corner OF FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before r. M, win reach Wllkesbarre nount carmel
WyomIne valleys before II A. M. of the succeeding
DAY I7Hl ELLIS CLARK, Agent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-12

THREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
n ALL POINTS NORTH and EAST ana for all
SfationS on Camden and Amboy and OOnneotina
RaiIroads from Walnut street wharf.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Freight for ali way points on the Camden ano
Amboy, Freehold and JameHburg, and burlington
For Trenton, Princeton. Kingston, Rocky Hill, and
ALI points on the New Jersey and Belvioere Rail
Tor, New York =. . Y, ~ and z M
A slip memorandum, specifying the MARKS ano
numbers, shippers and conslRnees, must IN eVeFyin'
5tanne hs sent with each load OF goods.
WALTER FREEMAN, Aren't
no, 32s e, Delaware Avenue