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The New York herald., 1868-06-01

Established In 1SOO-The Metropolitan J0b
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

go. Coruer-g, Nassau street,
The n Ths metropolitan Job Printing Essao'snmsns
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

s.-Rbeumatism.-Ion. Aldermnn Comiya
,f ""pe5 publiciy recommends DIR. FfTLEWS
vlatsTtt iE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Depot, 7ea Brosd'
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A.-Rheuplatism Legally Wprrnn'eefT rn ar = JpIirvn
MArIC kEMEDY,7N Broadwey war "a u ,reanc s,rcss "
cured me permaneny.-W MaTwei, NO o"'eS"o s"'e"
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
a.-I.yon,s Magnetic Insect Powder.

aeas bugs and every kind Of nseci verrn
killed NJ once by this remarkable powder IL noi POISON
GUS but 10 do ts work snge 30 csl' uasA uA
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
Be sure YOU get Lyons Is the original and ony true IN
Destroying Powder Beware OF limitations ses sgs
ture of Lyon the flask. Depot u Park ro" We" 'o
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

m. ,.,-.The building 131 Fulton street, INC
49,. lection IN the city for any kind 9r "tN"'
youy yesn ~ LLOYD SONS, Nos aud WMrens'ss"
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
CUFFS, Broadway and Union square; also whOesae ana
retail at ss7 Broadway
A-Phalon's "PnPh,an q tqtiqnT hITN RfRSyss TRSstP
FREckLES, PIMPLES TAN, SAIL hhEVN' EN'SH
ELIAS, &c.
A.-PhaIon's "Paphian sonp,,,, Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphan Lotion 70 cehts gnkr-
BATH n'i an aud ist NtksGRY
A.-Iyon,s Magnetic Insect Powder.
oo., gs s' an nssr syrY kind Of insec, vernin
killed a. once by this remarkaoe powder 4 no, poison.
GUS but certain TO do is work single 20 esl nasA aAS
AAea A Peck OF cockroaches
bs:rsyns Beware %'son. See ,s%;s 1s9s
ture of Lyon on the flask Depot Il rark row. We"
A.-Rheum n tism.-Rev. John stockton, CSs,: n,:
Se SlIsf Ge sEby ssES
A.-Rheumat tism.-IIon. Alderman C0mly,
Phaef fRTfe
A.-Rheuma,ism Legally Wssr"pfesHn ptsnrsss TSssa
RHEp %Srro REMEDY, 20 Broadway warranted nina-
Hou' II neufea "' ". Maxwell No. Greene street.
or ARhs%ssai.%p %oals Tiffnfss EE
B5seqSsy Tsa: Ssen'SS e.
S.-Rheumati.m.-Yon. Aldermcs yCSwiya
ssHiiEuGITiS REMEDY Depot ss BTosd
way. a---
.-R,eumatism.-Rev. John Sforlkton, Cam.
49, c,rei be,s sufferer 70 use DR. fllLENs WON.
nERFt,L REMEDY warranted harmless 7O4 Broadway.
-------------------
RaJIou,s French Yoke shirts, Ready Made
and made order Wholesale and retail Removed from S
to 6el Broadway
boots, shoes, Caters and siippers In Every
variety AZ H'u''"' f''''' ~ 80 '''c G. G. RICHMOND.
>-
Established In 1SO0-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrtp:
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment"
Nassau street.
Jayue,s Expectorant is both Paliiat's e": 20
10 all Lung Complaints Bronchlis 80. ss e,,
standard remedy for all Coughs and Colds, ana nesu '
trial TO prove its worth. Sold everywhere
Neatness, Economy and Despafchm b. SomgsmcS ON r,sS
| n the execution OF orders Metropolitan 'oV i'"s ~
| ishmeui, "a Nassau street.
pox., Havana I,ottery.-Prizcs Paid ~ ~ sSaa: s.a
highes. rates psa '0r o0o"'''
aud all kind. q i9e asdc co.. s'b Bakers 10 wall street,
1
| go .,. Coruer--gS Nassau street,
l The Metropolitan JOB Printing hsaO''"A'"''
n. ,s,--rhe Building 131 Fulton street, ,u snc g
ees ,9esu2nyp 19eIsilnyp SONS Nos aud Warren stree"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

ally himself with any Of the. friends Of
any Of the candidates further than TO
contribute what influence be POSSESSES
for his first choice, Mr. Pendletop. -
He willstay at private quRttors, through
q disinclination to consort with any Of
the numerous delegations Of Escorts"
at the public hotels
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

Artl.e annual election in Greg
in 1866, the Radicals catned thir.
teen codntioS tor the Legisl AtHFo,
and the Democrats ten,
At tho recent election twenty
counties choose Democratic mons
bers Of the Legislature, aud three
Radicals.
That's Grants preSttgeI Just
such prestige will give tho pamoc-
racy every State in the Union this
fall.--Spirit
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

Nv. liES. RUTkER asked "Jio
YOU know of any money contrlbu-
ted for political purposesH' "I do,
sig ! helped to raise $4,000 no,
long ago for such purpose" (Che
cara of the committee Ppiaked up al
On0s.) "YOn win state TO the court
what uso was made Of IT," "it wac
used" replied Mr.. Weed, "to enable
tho Republicans TO carry the New
Hampshire election"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

a Georgia politician saxs Of an
opponent that he would bs" sn az.
srage hog in any drove"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
bsor psrensdenf.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TlCEE T.

ron sEcRETARY or sTkTR,
THOS. HUBBARD. OF Logan.
VoR SUPREME JUDoE,
WILLIAM T.. EIBCSk, or FERRY.
FnR BoARp oF POBLIc wuREe,
A. MUGRES, OF CuyahOga.
FUR soHotG cuS1 ssIoEER,
., ,, KIRRWOOD, OF Seneca.
goa cIERE ~ suPREnK cruRT,
,. NJ webb, OC MahOnins.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
Address TO the Republicans of Pennsyl-
Vnnin

Hon. Galusha A. Gro v, Chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, issues the
following address to the voters of Pennsyl.
vania:--
Rooms OF TIE REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL
CoMMlTTEE, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, lS6S.-To
the voters OF Pennsy Ivan a:-WItuln sixty days
you are TO decide at the polls upon the prtl.
Clples and general policy that are 70 control th
administration OF public affairs Tor the next io1r
years. On the result hang tue grave questions
oil the peace and good ORDER OF society, the pros.
pCrlty OF the mdusdlal interests, the develop.
ment Of the resources Of the county,, the
Integrity OF the Union, aud the guarantees OF
liberty.
In the outset of the contest. toe party that for
four years paralNz"d the ann OF industry by
loading II with a burden OF twents-ive han lied
millions OF debt. involved The ~ IN c,vII
war, ana threatened tue destruction OF the tJu on
and the overthrow of lbetty, sulCi's Your su o.
jrages. DE- tClaTng that 1t has NJ piiuCiptpS to
advocate or measures TO support, an calls upon
us followers every where to defend uothlag.
WITH LOthug IN MS history Tor years worthy to
be defended it Is the Ia't OF wis 10 n not ~
make the attempt; tor 10 has maBaCled the
1reedom oil the press. crushed out Liberty Of
speech, and brutaIzrd the public conscience In
hlteeD Saes. 1t osra'isc every man VINO had
the couIH-c 10 decia h1man bOud1Le a sin
against q q and fragrant yiula' ion OF the spirit
anu genus OF the repIDh'. Ii waged a cruel
war aglLs: the piOucrr settlers OF teri tones
and CotCf,d the praues Of Kansas with mur-
dcICd 81, Us b. cause they pre- erred iTeedO % to
slavery, II Cstbl sh a rJTu of terr /, aud
made the 'rsl1ehC OF nm 20 inI mat to the prln.
Cll les ot lho Declaration Of Independence I'M.
possible on more than hali OF the territory
covered ny tnc l'- OF C'mm"u couurY. De-
teated IN i0s for S to q. ct a Pr dent Of IT'S
choice 1T appalled, to arms 10 nullIly the 6ccl-
sion OF the OuIlot.OoX. IN tue strugola lJlld
mlllOn oi brave men IN Unjimply graves,
shrouoed tue nation IN moorntDg, ami flooded II
with tears. such are the gna9 ~ testimonials o f
what the Den oCrlCy has dOuC N Years past.
No thanks 10 that party 'has today we have
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
Chinese Street JuggIers.

A letter from China to the Chicago Tribune
says
''Street jugglers and mountebanks abound
in Canton, and in fact in every Chinese city.
They also travel from place to place through
out the country, displaying their feats and
picking up few cash here and there. As a
general thing their juggling feats do not
amount to great deal, yet some of them are
very clever, and would create fully as much
of a theatrical frore in the United States as
did the Japanese performers. Sword swallow
ing and stone-eatipg appear to be the COM
monest feats, and operators of this description
can be seen in almost every street. One
fellow, however, performed a number of feats
in front of our hotel which demand from me
more than a passing notice. lie sta
toned himself in the centre of the
street. and having blown blast upon a bugle
to give warning that he was about to begin his
entertainment, he took small lemon or
orange tree, which was covered with fruit, and
balanced it upon his head. He tn n blew a
sort Of clirupiug whistle, when Immediately
q numt,r OF Iice-birA5 came from every direc-
ton and settled upon the loughs Of the bush
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he balanced, or fluttered about his head. He
then took a cup in his hand and began to
rattle some seeds in it, when the biriS dsap-
peared. Taking small bamboo tube, he
next took the seeds, and putting one in it
blew ii at one of the fruit, when it opened,
and out flew one of the birds, which huttered
about the circle surrounding the performer.
de continued to shoot his seeds at the
oranges until nearly a dozen birds were re-
leased. lie then removed the tree from his
forehead and setting it down, took up dish,
which be held above his head, when all the
birds flew into it, then covered it over with a
cover, and, giving it whirl or two about his
head, opened it and displayed a quanty of
eggs, the shells Of which he broke with little
stick, releasing a bird from each shell. The
trck was neatly performed, and defed detec-
tion from my eyes The next trick was
equally clever and difficult of detection. Bor-
rowing a handkerchief from one of his specta-
tors, lie took an orange, cut a small hole in it,
then squeezed all the juice out, aud crammad
the handkerchief into it. Giving the hand
kerchief to q bystauder to hold, he caught up
teapot, and began TO pour cup of tea from
It, when the spout became clOgged. Looking
into the pot apparently for the purpose of de-
tecting what was the matter, he pulled out
the handkerchief, and returned it to the
bystander, and cut it open, when ii was found
TO be full of rice. He performed a number of
very pleasing feats, but have given enough
to satisfy the reader that they are equally as
expert as the Japanese"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
RAILROAD LINES.

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ The %IDpLE kOgTM-shnrle-t aud most
bsBag t HtaIaleton %hte Hnysn sessarre Ma
ale ale snd al the points in the LohiSh ana wyoming
,PasssnTeI Depo. in Pnilsde,phls N. W. corner Of
BEEh nnd AhERIOA n esseets' - ,, - -
TRATNs-Un and after IoEDhY, May b. isss
pasaaJ,nger trains Leave me New Depot, corner Of
cep'ed). az foilows-
AZ 6s5 A. M-AccommodAton for Fort wasb.
MsSEn2g sHPEssT for BStslees% sDe
eonueoting al Bethlehem With I,obiEh Yalleg and
lentOwn, CetssauQus, ~SlHLngton, MAuch Cuunk
weatherly Jeeuesville,, Haaleton. White Haven,
high and Wyoming Valleys also IN CJnnaCtlon With
5pd sh CstawiSis RailToso ior Rupsrs bSavs bgy VIE
Milton and William sport ArEiye ~ Meuch CnuaS et
81 p m Passengers 0y This train take he ehish
EastoH, snd points on New jersey CentTsj RsiiFosa
At s45 A, M.-Accommodation ior DoyIe4,oven
atgPpiug al All Intermediate stations, Psrsengefsf for
train take stage AT Old York Koad. '''
At 1oG0 4. Al -AccomniJdaliyn Tor Fou " EsbinE
AIRS ?. M.-Lehigh Valley Expregs for BetnIe-
wilEes6arre, Hazeton MsGaaoy City, | cs6tra, ssa,
Shenandoah MI Carmel, PiltatoD and Scranton, and
AZ S5 p. m:-Acc3mmodaton Tor iDuy iestu8n,
GtoppnE at all Intermediate stations.
AZ Is PM, ,-Lehign ana Susquenl,t ~ Express FOR
bethlehem Eas.On. Allentown, @ancl ChunK,
VILE. take THIS train TO QuaksrtowB, and for Sumney
town to North " Alfs.
At 4l6 L. Ma AccOmmodation tor Doyestowu.
stopping at all Intermediate stalUu3 Passengers t1I
Willow Grove Ha'ncrO and HprfSvil take
otege NJ Ab1gIor; for New Hone At DoyIestown
At 10 Z, III through accom- uUORuUu IOr bsJnle-
hem and all citations on main line OF North PeHnsyi-
Vania Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with La-
hiEh Valley IehRh snd SusQuehaura Evening Train
Tor FHEtOn. Neutnwu hauCn Chunk.
AZ 8 70 p, M.-ACCOmmUuHuOR fOr Laugdgle, gtJp-
ping 81 all Intern ediate stations,
AtllS0 P, M,-Accom modauon for Fort Washing
TRAINs ARRIVE ID PHILADELPHIA.
$50 +. N,
IlJ5 a. N. aud 2OOP.M Trains makes direct cunuec.
tOn with Lehish Valley and Lshlgh and Susguahap1R
trains from Eeston, scranton, WnKesbarrei MsbOny
City, snd HAzetOn.
Passengers leaving wilkesbsrre NJ l's5 p. NJ. con.
meet At Bethlehgm at 600 ?. RI and arrive in Phils
dephia AT 80 =. Nj.
From Lansdse a. I'SU "A, M.
From Eort washington at $780, l045 q, Il. end !
P. IA. - ~ 800,
philadelphia iOr Bethlehem AT 98O a. bI,
Philadelphia Tor DOyleSLywn ~ zoo L. M,
Doy iesfOwn FOR Phadeiph al 200 &. hi
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 43O p. NJ
ElIth anu sixth Streets Psssen niger Cars convey pa
senEers to end from the new depot -
- " hite Cars OF second end Third streets Line anC
Union Line run within short distance Of the
depot
order 10 secure the lowest rates of fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
TlcretB SOLD and Baggage checked through 20 prin
C'pRl points, Hann's North Pennsylvani Baggage
Express Office, NO. los s. FIFTH street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

por P,rtE er info nation apply 10 Co.., -
1OI AUA''ASA JOHH @. ALLEN. Ticket Agent,
NO. SOL CHESN or Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Iicket Agent,
SAMUEL Ii. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sumo any Iisk for Baggage, except 1or Wearing Ap.
pare and limit theis responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
in value will be at the FISK OF the owner unless taken
by snecal contract, EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
AT General Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
/ NOnRIsTOWN RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Leave Phiedepha 8, 2 8, 9O5 IL, II, IL A. NJ !, 3,
ga, so, 4, 5, So, 6l0,7,S 8, 10, II, y p. N.
Leave GeImaI town g. "a s. $40, 9, 10, H. I2 A, NJ,
The 20 Down Train, and go and 81 Up Trains Will
not stop on the GeF6N,asfTqWWnn nN sT1W Il sTa9ch' ranch
iesye Germsntown So A. M. i, g. 90 p. M.
CHERTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia q, $, TO- IL, A NJ, z, S%' 6%,7S
NI leave a. Chestnut Hill 71C s. $40 and lilo A. NJ r4O
$40, $40, 40 $40 ana l04O Nc
-'' ~ ~ ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphis ga A. n. and p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 100 A. M, H4O, 40 and 926
Il iFMnia CoNsHoHoCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
Leave Phlladelphla 8, 5'S g. and llO5 A, NJ ia, 8,
Leave Norrstown 54O' q 76o' g. and IL A. M, M 8,
''1' Ga and 81 p N6N on SUNDAYS.
Leave PhnadeRhes A. M NJ s95S 2so % and 4 go r M.
Leave NOrri''9FT6aR FOR 'HXRATUSR.' r. M ASiiS ShS F. M
Leave philadelphia IL 8, and 1lo5 A. .,H, g.,
55 e. a1s2a6f SS anG 5io, Bl 7 S2O sI and M A. M
ABA g. Ga ana . p ON N SUNDAYS.
Leave PbIladephis A. M M "a sS6 S9S az ~ M
w IS WILSON, General superintendent,
-" Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

INOR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL-
u kUAD.-trOm foot VI M LARK Ell Street (Upner
Ferry. Commencing SA1 UkDAY, July 49, 1868,
Trains leave es IUllUNs for Cape May
goo a. NJ, cape May Express, due at 1925 (noon)
9'l6 r. M. Cape May Phsse nHer, due al l5 p M
400 i. NJ. Fast Express, due al b'J5 z. NJ.
RET URNlNG LEAVE CAPE ISLAND,
$50 A. NJ, Morning Mail, que at 1906 A, NJ,
9OtA. NJ. Fast Express, due at l2W P. NJ.
6G0 +. Nj, Cape May Express, due at S22 p. NJ,
Sunday all and Passenger train leaves Phlladel-
$40 Z. M. Excursion Tickets So
Cape May Freight trains leave Camden daily at
9ZO a. NJ - and Cape Island at g. 40 a. Nj.
COMPUTATION lickels between Philadelphia and
Cape May, al the following rates.
Annual Iickes, 800 Quarterly Tickets go for sale
st the Office OF The Company In Camden, N. }.
Through Tickets can De procured at No. S2S
ChesnuL street (under the U influential Hotell where
orders can also be left for Baggage which will be
called Tor ana checked At resiaenceB oy the Union
Transfer Company
VEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For BridgetOn, ealem, lllVille VineIand, and ins
termed ale stations, st $40 A. Nj, and 80 z. M
For Cape May, 800 A. M, 3 l5 p. NJ. ana p. NJ.
Woodbury. Accommodation train al W L. M.
Bndgelon ana Salem Freight Train leaves Camden
daily, aJ II (noOn
CCmmuLRlion Checks between Philadelphia and all
SITS IiOLb al reduced rates.
WILLIAM ]. SEWELLI, Superintendent.
July 2, 1868,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

CI5T TVE BFST-THE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
III ing5e EditiOns-Famiy Pulpit and Pocket Bible
In besEtifnI Istyles OF Turkey Morocco and ANTIQUE
b'nd luga a new edition arranged Tor Photographic
VrFr W. HARDING, Publirhar
eY1o, Sc Ga IEgsHUG Htreat bal8W EgnFts
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w EAILROAD.-sUMAhR AkkANG EMEET,
-Un ana after MONDAY, April 10, 1865, Trains viii
Leave Phi,sdepbis from the Depot THIRTY.
FIRST and CHESEUp streets, 7'l5 a, M, IL A,
Ia, +. NJ, 4l5 r. M 45O p NJ, =. NJ, IL p. NJ.
Leave W We5t Chester Ior Philadelphia, from UepOg
on eaAt MarEeL street, al 6l5 a. NJ, 7l5 a. M 7'8C
A. hi, lO45 a. Ii ] SO p. M. 40 p M, $50 z. M.
On and after Monday, June l5 an additional Train
Will leave Philadelphia for AediS snd intermediate
Trains leaving West Chester at 7'sO A. M, and
leaving Philadelphia AT % p. NJ, Will stop at B. Q.
junction and Media only. Passengers from
station between West Chester ana b. o. Junction,
going East, viii take train leaving West Chester at
Fl6 A M. aud going West will take train leaving
Philadelphia at 45O Z. NJ, and trsnsier AZ b. O. juno
ElOn. .-,.,,
the Cbesnut and Walnut Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within one square. The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon its
arrival. ,,,, s,,,,-,>,,,.
Leave Philadelphia al w a. k and zoo 2. Nj,
Leave West Chester At 7'4D a. M. and SEQ p, N.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l5A N. and sc
p M, and leaving MesL Chester at 7'30 A. Nj. and
81 z. M connect at b. q. Junction with Trains on
p d. B. q. r. r. Tor Oxford and intermediate points,
Passengers are allowed 10 take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not In any
case be Responsible Tor an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless special contract is made for
the same HENRY WOOD, General Sup't,
PbiledelphlA, April Ist. 1868. s10s
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ng7LADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

- SUMMER TIME TABLE,
Ur,rnuEb AND direct route between philadelphia,
sSitimOre, Harrisburg, WilianIhpoIt 70 the North.
Wa rIT SLEEPING GA EsS on all Might Trains
On and after MONDAY, May II, 1855 the trains
on the Philadelphia ana Afle Esuroao VIII run ~
fonowa- ,zusruApD
pyu U., Ieayes Philadelp .II'15 A. M
msh leaves WILLIAMSON t,.......,..... $40 E M,
sSSrrSves AZ Ere................ SO P. NJ
MT, rD,-uress leaves philadelphia 20 noon
&tIe G@ leaves Williams por t...,...,... $50 p M.
:, ~ arrives at Erie,.,........,,...,""l 0O5 A. M.
mt. KYaU leaves PhilRdelph 500 A.
h4hluA~ IesVeB Williams pOrt.......,.., 62S Il. NJ
81 arrives at Lock Haven. n.......... T45 i, NJ
,,,, -rr.,o leaves 90 A, M
AslI leaves r. M
arrives 81 elphia..,,,.-s,.. 10 A N
rrrfe WxDreRs leaves Irie...,,...s 740 Il, Nj
leaves Wilhamsp pOrt.,.,.,....,,,. b'lb A. M ,
arrives 81 Phhfdel phia.u,,,sp,.. 800 L, M ,
Mail and Express connect wien on Creek aud ALE,
a"0' ALFRED H. TYLER.
LII General hGperlntsudsnt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
i No. 32O CHESRUT Street, forwards Parcels,
Packagesl MeIchandise, Bank Note, Aod Specie,
ether by ig own lines or In connection with OtL aT
Ixprts8 Companies, 20 all the principal towns aud
c,Tlus lu the United States,
qat JOHN BINGHAM, Superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21
RAILROAD LINES.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Trains between WASHINGrON AND BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
~" Kun 40 .''' FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday at zoo, 745. and 1880 p.
foR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at7OO A. NJ, and 200
FUR WAY STATION, gTS,,i s9TTH i;{r OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at SIS and TOO A. NJ, aad at 200 and 4s5
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 700 A. NJ. ana 43O r. hi. NO trains to OK
from Annapolis on SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave t745 a; AR NJ & snG 4S9 H anT %fG5 St5 F. M.
FOR ALL PARTs OF THE WEsT
M, 4'SU and S45 p H. ''' '"N N''l'0"'' ~ ~ A~'
On Saturday at 7,45 A. NJ and 2'3O P, NJ
Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel
Through Tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours IN
day as well rs AT the new otce OF the Bankers and
avenue between Sixth aud seventh streets.
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad-
VertiSement of Through Ilne.n
]. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Tick keU AGENT.
2StI GEORGE s. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington
LNREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
~ ALL POINTS NORTh ara EAST, and for all
-''''' iNCREAsED DEsPAToH.
Amboy, freehold ana JanesOarg and Burlingtors
County Railroads, forwarded at II o'clock Noon,
ali points On The New Jersey aud BsiVidefe RAii,
FGeight Ge HSM recSivea nom on n x. NJ toSP M
A slip memorandum, specitylog the iG mArks snS
''""'' ~ ''A' WALTER FREEMAN, Agent
PhlAdelDhiAI
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TAsT FREIGaT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. to Wilkes.
barre. Mahanoy City, Mount Carmel, Centrais. and
branches,
Is enabled TO give Increased despatch TO merchandise
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
+. +. corner of FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before P. M, viii reach WilKesbsrre Mount CARMEL
MRhanOy City and the other stations in hahGnOy and
Wyoming valleys before IL a. NJ. of the succeeding
day. [722l ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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,No1ICF.-Our Regular Weekly sales of Vousehold
InfLliule. e. G AZ the Auction Rooms Will b. n On
WEDN EsDAH, instead OF MONDAY, as heretofore
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sale at GIbson's Point.
.G RRIJl.- I2Lr L'TN-L.,, BrrsT,


2ith Inst ct ~ O'clock precseiy. at Duworths
warehouse, Gi sons Oint, for acaGup, Of gnpn a.
may concern 80 barrels (mors less) refined uero
leuLns
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LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
VIII leave fir. M foot OF Courtand street att a. NJ,
and T. M, and IL night via Jer ey CITY and Cam
don; at 6'3U p M via jersey City and Kensngton at
A NJ, II NJ, and z. NJ. via Jersey CITY and West
PhilaO elphia
mediation, and 7. M Express, via Am3oy and
Camden, WILLIAM IL. GATLMER,
8l5a Agent.
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CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND PEN
BkRGOE AND uIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS,
From Market 81. Ferry (upper s,de)
at 4, NJ, /, H. Enc 6l5 Z, NJ, tor MerCnHntsvile,
Boorestown Hartford, Mason lie. Hainsuort, Mount
Holy, snithville, Ewansville, Vincsutown, Blr-
niiI ham. and PemberLOn,
At ! and 4 p, NJ, for Lew stpwD, Wriehtstown.
CCukatOwp, New Egypt, HorperstOwn, Cream Ridge,
ImlaysLown, Sharon, ana HlHuI5tOWn,
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BELVIDERE DELAwAAE RAILROAD LINES,
Kpupi IN m.

From Remington Depot,
At5OO A, NJ. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DuukitE
Hlmirs, Ithaca, OwesO ROCbeSg BinR RnamtOn, Os-
Heeo, 5, racnse, Great Bend, Hontrose, WUkesbarre
SChUtley's hOuutAin etc.
AJ7O6A. N aud $3.50 P. NJ for Scranton, Strouds-
burg. Wafer Gap, Belvitere Easton, LambeTtqile,
tlemngiOn etc the 80 p. 81, Line con uects direct
with the Train leaving EastOn tor Mauoh Chunk,
Allentown, Bethlehem etc.
At5P. NJ. for Lambertville Hnd intermediate Sta.
tlOns,