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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
Knoxville, Tenn, August 8, 1868.
Republican Meeting In Morgan COUNT
Judge Heuk Nominated for
C0agreSS.

ADaJs1,as, ~ psvssou ro;loo, 'ssg0 sad sntht-
,.sss,. RJr Ailosu mssans Uas held A. The CoSFt
G~-s, 'z No ;so2 sry, representing ths AspaslOAn
AZ. Ct Morgan ooanty on Monday. luiy roth,
as when the following proceedings we're had,
o. -o.lou u konrN Ch,les. Lsl aon. Z ".
ka..n vzs called b the char, ard Encch Dan Can
'egss.oa - AZ SocrtSry
lhv Chairman explained the JbJs-, " tEe ulsU--
: N q tTisi Snd fog,ible speecl, sitter ~h,ch ou
..l-.0u Tho following .sutisnor wees appointed
s-s.l>s, COMMITTEES Johu h.i. b.. PAD Daniels,
$50 S.saaphss Joseph Bol.svsy snd /. l. Dur
a, was -l,'-o' md V-sa e1lss tha following f'r
5us.dv-sl1.
Ns. tie h,p1Jn-@u= r. Mo-g=- ..-a-,. M .,ss-
..saNsItlgI -ssdlIJlsJ. &c
7.s5..;, lst That No hail VIVA isilghl lie uJni-
a.iJr vi L l. Grant - the standard bes-s- 0: the
Hspublezu party II lie Presidential contest, and
recognise IN Schuyler ColtaL LisItelant worthy
q. the honor II sharing victory with the great
Lzp.H,a u the zse, and Nc pledge ourselves 10 =
rsSrty support Of the ticket.
Rss0lyC5 I'd The unfinchiug loyalty sacrifices
md services Of tins Ron /. c. Houk, 70 and il be-
GziT u the country, and the cause Of Republican
81 sntitle MIN 10 tbs nomination tor the 4lst Con
rsss On the Rspub csn ticket aud We therefore sp-
peal ~ the other counties Of the "a Congressional
district 10 sid in making him the standard bearer
u the cSuse in which he hss So long and faithfully
sbored
RcsoIgec, 90, That the Chairman sppolut one del
gate from each Of the county districts and three
rom the town district 10 represent this county in
he Knoxville Convention, hereafter 10 be holden
~ nominate candidate for Congress and that til
delegates appointed BE- and hereby instructed
~ cast the vote Of this county for Judge Rouk
throughout.
Al Of which was unanimously adopted VITA
hoer5 whsrsupon the Chairman proceeded TO sp-
point ,n7 following delegates TO attend said Con
vsntou
st District, Ezra Russell, Esq, I'd District, Hon
James NJ Melton; Sd District L. B. Snow 4th
District VI Il. Redman, Samuel Scott 9TH District
jesse Stiencipher 9TH District, John Cox 9Th Dis
.-iC, John Hall, Jr; Sth District, w. T. Williams.
On motion, the Knoxville Who was requested /
90 publish, aud the Msryville Republican, Athens /
Eepu5iicau and Kingston East Teunesseeau, copy .
;he same
~ ,nc.lon Of julian Scott, adjourned sac De.
u. W. KEITH, Chairman.
ENp,E DUNCAN, Secretary
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08

Co.. Alssk, in the sum of 81 900 900 in coin, was on
SATURDAY signed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
md submitted to Baron de Stoeckl, the Russian
Minister. The draft for that amount payable IN
New York was signed by General Spinner at once,
and reosipt given therefor by the Russian MINIS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
HOUSTON FACTORY ENVELOPES.

ING quantities offer the line Of Envelopes st
low prizes Call at the East Tennessee Book House
'-7F4 X. Il. RICHARDS Z co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1868-18??, 1868-08-08
In bankruptcy,
tr,,t ,oas %, The Untsl stAtos oI IN s,c.u ptr,o,
u rennaasse.
"a shs Eas.iSz VI YiotoE Il. St1rie, BasklcPt-

EAsssEa nistrisl - asnRs.sss. -
'I,IIIS I6N' 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAI
IN TIE sat lay y 1ely 1885, warrant bankruptcy
,ssast x ths prtet Court II tbs Ind STATES to
= s-s-S-- ---s--~s 4-----s~s sS44--s
VStsr Y Sturss TsssVS the county Claiborne
said Distinct va has been zdietgsa Bankrupt his
petition that hs Of debts and the delivery esDy
property hslonas to such Bankrupt h fJr his
AMI the transfer Of any property BY him forbidden By
Law sad that ssting Of tbs creditors II se1 Bankrupt
g. prove their debts and g choose %
hs estate viii % hee Court Vi Bankruptcy to &c halo
- Sss 49, - s.=za 49, - str>-'
kpoEviis, IoaassssS bsfors William Aka RI istsl
szie Distilg 81 - ssv - spsE,tsT
l. 1858, a. = ''cl'sh 4 x
l. M-EANN-L, My4s>assr
z-Ss--. [. s. Marshal 10 sail DistEs-t
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attending the death Of Thomas Cunningham tho
young man who died from the effects OF stab In
nicted at an early hour on Monday morning.
From the testimony ELECTED is appears that the de-
ceased, who was q bartender by occupation, was
slightly intoxicated about midnight on Monday, and
accosted and roughly took hold OF German named
Constantine Baudendistel, the prisoner, while the
latter was proceeding along Atlantic street on his
way home. The prisoner lost his hat In the scufde
and ran back to party Of friends OF his own, with
whom he had Just parted, and told them that
he had been assaulted. While talking together
the deceased came up TO them, and three
other men were with him, one OF whom
had hold OF Cunnlngh am. the prisoner exclaimed
at the time that he did not want to fight and turned
and walked away. He had not gone far, however,
before the deceased broke loose from the man VINO
was holding him back and followed Baudendistei.
The cry OF watch" was heard Immediately there
after, and William Cook, one OF the men who had
been In company with the deceased, ran to the spot
where ne found Cunningham standing on the side
walk on Atlantic street. near Hoyt bleeding from
q wound on the head and unable to speak. The
store where his wound dressed, and from
thence to his home No. 26e Atlantic street. where he
died the following day. Baudendistel who is alleged
10 have inflicted the fatal wound was arrested ON
Tuesday, as previously published in the HERALD.
lr A: w. Shepard, who made a post norton ex-
animation OF the body testified that there was an
incised wound OF the scalp, about half an inch in
length, situated over the anterior position Of the
left paretal me- about two inches TO the left OF the
median line; probe entering this opening in the
scalp readilr passed Obiquely backward and in
ward through corresponding opening in the skull
into the cranial cavity; dssecting Off the scalp
found a small quantity OF coaguated blood beneath
the periOst num; on removing the calvarium found
very little blood between the dura mater and skull,
but the arachnoid cavity the left side contained
about an ounce OF coaguated hood; the wound
penetrated the membranes: the immediate cause OF
death was compression OF the brain, resulting from
hemorrhage into the brain substance produced by
the division of cerebral vessels with sharp instru
ment.
The inquest adjourned until Tuesday next,
when further testimony will be taken.
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Wheat quiet, hut very hrm There was some DEMAND
The Of FOLDERS checked he No. va: ssd
5 ;ns e 5 s,S"s At ssdn tut
bushels g @ o. ny: :s"s ssTsss W y for
amber Indiana So for white DO and z 50 g. wa.:
I S. ss A. 4 e; %s.:," s
4. so.. ana %. % .S new AZ p, va q
for Western and 81 % for Southern Barley and malt were
dui and nominal L...,,,., ,,, r.,.,.ur
se.y The shaI.srins business wa. moderately active and
sss vt aSd .o
cs'' s., wh. past johns three days t z Sss
. S Ga The today were rs. @ Liverpool .sa
rsf steamer. tie .S ssss:
'Ss hf nasi,. ''': % port .., +
'ioS So i SSl. and siSe. s..
ana A|srsn barn ss0O bbs petroleum,
from sss 70 re and tn.
sale. being 200 ann,,,s Gsorsss e.; New
%sss 81 s =? G'; Psi:
for shore a s ss 50 for Mo- do $40 &c g
s sSn p Sales about for sealed snS
Picked cod az we're ere being a ST. Tcfad
GpssS BAGS were duh and unchanged being quoted at
IN GS Sns s sse1s 10 bales s IN los
Hora, The market dull, the demand from all
being light without PARTICULAR change, howe
We quote 1887 crop, American, lie &c., new crop do. Soc
bOc., and foreign 5bc BIC.
ton. Prices steAy 81 o<s ic goldfo Manila, aud
Ss.,.sd and ,.s, ws5 81 made ss ?, co
10: 'sS &C. sI sSs:.1is Ss' ss 2sss !.
lsn ss Sc % sSsss s
export Canada t sailed New Orleans and 200
iaossco.ch pa was 10 sh. demand bat quite steady In
value We quote sas usn ,S garnocf ssS 80
private tems. Tho business IN American was light the
Only sale heard Of was 100 tons No on private terms
sheet 10 some dsmsnd ssos 10 package. on private
effected Of 1000 tors American at The works In
October and November 1evety NJ T7I 100
do old private TERMS and tr Ihiade pna 40 tons old
Al qss. Refined bar was quoted 81 fs!a$m
IVnIso 10 moderate jobbn2 demsndt but prices
were 81 ady Al soc 81 for Msdrs: 70 p6c for Mania,
81 10 al Is FOR Guatemala and 81 10 ~ % for Bengal
LIAR. Ordinary foreign WAS lies ou' sesiy " GAG
6,c., god. --.-.,,.. .........
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me sropDAkp, wifs Of VIM. A. stoddard. aged .

JANE sroDDAED, wifs OF VIM. A. stoddard. aged -
years.
Her friends and those OF the family are respect
fuiy invited to attend the funeral, from her Late
residence, 1871 West Thirty fifth street.
srURGEs.-On Thursday, August II, CHAELB D.
sTuRGEs, In the 42d year OF his age.
inc mineral services viii be held at the residences
OF his father L. L. Sturges No. ll6 East Nineteenth
street, on Monday afternoon at Two O'Clock.
IoMPKINs.-On Friday, August 2s, after long ana
painful illness. MARIA ToMPKNs, wife OF q ".
Tompkins, aged SO years and months
me friends aud relatives respectfully invita-
10 attend the funeral from the Episcopal church in
Eleventh avenue between Fifty first and Fifty -second
streets, on sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Iowa and California papers please copy
WHiTNEY.-On Monday, July 20, at Fort MotAve
ARIZONA CHARLES TURNER son OF Abah and Eliza.
beth whitney. In the 18th year OF his age
San Francisco papers please COPY.
WILKEs.-On Wednesday, August 10, at Clpav,anA
Minera. Springs, North Carolina, ELIZA IsABEIIA
infant daughter OF John and Jane r. Wilkes AGED 4
months
YouNG.-On Friday, August rs, CATHARINE wife a
Joseph Young. aged IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her re.
dence ABS West Fifysec0nd street, on sunday after
noon, at one O'Clock
YoUNG.-In this city. on Friday, August 90, after
long illness, ELIZABETH CoRNELIA, beloved wife q
Charles G. Young aged 30 years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited -
attend the funeral from her late residence. Is Fifth
street, on Sunday afternoon at hafpast O'Clock.
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A chicago journal Of wednesday says Of local

monetary AFFAIRS
In local finances we again have TO report an IN
creased demand for money from the country, which
we find, however, TO be very unequally distributed
among the banks Most OF the orders are in antci-
patton OF collections, which will probably not be
ceived until tomorrow. The demand from shippers
is also much stronger to-day In consequence or the
receipt OF more liberal orders for grain from the
East. The money market Ii working closer than
ever, and many Of the banks are to-day refusing TO
take bills cargoes and dscouraging all classes Of
borrowers.
A Boston paper OF yesterday remarks:-
The money market Is steady. Quite number of
banks report the applications Of their customers
exceeding their means OF prompt supply. There Is
considerable variation in rates, some doing more at
about than at 61 per cent; Others transactng most
OF their business at about ca and few still asking
most OF their old friends about doing nothing, OF
the open market favorite paper Is comparatively
scarce and passes at from or to TX per cent.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cOuar--BaOOxlYh
THE Alleged Robberics at Fort Wordsworth

Before United states Commissioner Newton.
Charles L. Vent, a United States soldier attached to
the garrison at Fort wsdsworth staten Island, was
arraigned before United states Commissioner New.
ton Yesterday on charge OF being concerned In tho
recent robberies developed al that post, and was
committed for future examination. The specific
charges against vent are the larceny OF three hun
dred pounds Of red lead and two boxes Of window
glass, the property OF the government, which he Is
accused Of having sold 10 civilian named Buckley
a iunkman, residing IN the vicinity of the fort.
n appears that FOR many months past systematic
course OF theft has been In vogue at the garrison in
question and q large amount OF commisSaria, aud
ouartermaster's stores are believed 20 have been
pccensfy, however, MAJOR ]. w. McMurray, COM
mandaft OF the fort got clue TO the real state Of
olIalrs In this way:--A valuable pump was
missing and could not be accounted for by any ono
on the post. The Major suspected that Junk dealer
named Buckley, whose cart he had frequently seen
In front OF Vents quarters there, might know some
thing Of It's whereabouts. He took out search
warrant from Justice Garrett, and on examining
Buckley's house found about $3.50 worth OF govern
ment articles, but not the pump. Thereupon the
nicpr named caused the arrest Of Buckley and Vent
The latter was committed TO laii by Justice Garrett
and the former was released on $1,000 hail and can
not be found By the authorities, who have been in
quest OF him.
Alleged Theft at the Navy Yard.
On Thursday afternoon roundsman George ID. Nc
Eenzie OF the Navy Yard police force, acting upon
information and belief arrested three employees at the
ward named Samuel Hustig, Henry Brown aud
Thomas Flood. on charge Of stealing quantity OF
composition metal The prisoners, who were lock ed
up for the night were arragncd before United states
Commissioner newton yesterday and required TO
give bail IN the Of 600 to appear for examine
ton on Thursday, september 3.
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CoTFER.fio sti. IN good demand, and prices
steady at last quotations There sales OF 3o6 bags
vate terms Other kinds were quiet at unatered prtces
CoPrER-1he market for Ingot quiet, but full
prices demanded viz. :33%c for Portage Lake
Baltimore and 1885, for Detroit Sales 10000 lbs at
those prices.
CANpLRs-An kinds were Quiet but steady in value We
quote Adamantine 4 oz.J 2lc &C. sperm, 45c 4Sc
and patent S5c. q Sc
CooPEnhGE SrocK moderately active at SO 10 @ 20
for shocks, % inch beads; SO 50 2 IS for do 80
inch do ~ IS ~ 81 for moasscs do 20 inch do; 800
S52 %55 for IA feet hoops and S<8 $50 for IL feet do.
DYEWoops duh Mt former prices. We quote:
Jamaica logwood Sis, gold; Cuba fusc $2S do; Lima
wood, S75 'ss5 do, and camwood, Sl75, do.
materially CHANGED. The $40
at ~ 10 ~ 70, gold; 400 do soda ash at b16c
2fc, do 200 drums caustic soda mt "a IS - 90 do leo
casks bleaching powders at S1c abc 900 kegs
bicarbonate soda, part at 45lSc. 4Ec, gold; go
lbs and hydr'te potash at ss IS, do; ,Oc9 lo:
casks artaric acid Mt do. 20 casks Oyic acid
20rc.. held Mt 81 ISc; 100 ounces AMI
qunine which Is scarce, at az 20 % So held
~ 81 So co. us sheac, 10 arrive. ut &c
nes 10 do tenerde do 80 damar and 100 casks
bleaching powder private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN.Heceips 62t bb's. dour ard 100 do.
corn mes 2f9s bushels wheat n0 do. corn, 1025s do
to-day aud fresh ground ruled trne frmer There
inquiry for the low grades for export, but did
learn thai. n led to business Old still
ec.ed but held with frmness The market the whole
still somewhat Irregular but much steady than for
past. and closed quite revised QUOTA
about H. 90 bbls. Southern -four still dull but
prices remained without noteworthy change Sales 80 bb
Rye -four moderately active and shade ner Sales
$50 bbls Corn meal was steady, with moderate demand
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29
BROOKLYN NTELLlcEyCE.

TIE MONITOR PURIrAN.-rbs vessel which has
been lying In ordinary ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
has been ordered to League Island, Philadelphia,
where she will he housed and retained In ordinary
with other iron-clad vessels moOred there.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman named Mary u. Buttle,
passenger on the half-past nine O'Clock boat last
night on the Fulton ferry, died suddenly. The
Coroner was notified, and the body was removed To
the late residence Of the deceased POI Fulton street.
HIRAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29
FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The markets for both and provisions have been very
dull during the past week. The sales Of beef have been
usually low, owing OF the alarm created by the
cattle plague No reduction In price, however, has taken
place. For fish there has been somewhat greater demand
than heretofore Early vegetables price, while
The later products Of the soil proportionae declining
The market men anticipate brisk trade when the cool
weather and when the watering places de
serted The following tho quotations at retail for the
thrae p ms =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MANCHE~rER-JONAs.--At the Reformed Dutch
church at Harlem. Wednesday, August 20. by the
Rev. DR.. J. s. Lord. JAMES T. MANCHESTER 70 Miss
CARRIE r. JONAS, eldest daughter OF 7. II. Jonas,
Esq.
NOsTRAND--BAYLEs.-On "Wednesday, August IL.
by the Rev. BENJAMIN II. Abbott, \. W. SosTRAND. or
Whitest0ne. l.. l.. to AMANDA, daughter OF Sidney
Bayles, Esq.,, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
TH--BErELr.On Wednesday, August 49, by
the Rev J. NJ. Mccain, ALBERT b. SMITH to SARAH
N. BEBELL, both Of Brooklyn, +. d.
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Date. | C'ass-Name.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.
TRANSPORTS IN NEW YORK CITY.

TRANSPORTS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Broofnc RI, 25Ni5.. g3',F00
Chystie ST. s. 1898 of Chryslie, 25x15
6S1Osoxi0 II 600
Horato st. = l31s Il W of Greenwich ay S76xlGA 1870
4tth st, $50 e Of Sd ay,
7ith ~, 9, 100 II " of "a S.4xl02
1s q Il OF 47th st. 2x6 90 2E0
81 av " s. eos II of tn ST, xsl.............2n
4th g. 6Nf Il OF Sath at 81 p "a 5000
dth 1867 II Of 6oth st. $40 i.3ix2,2i 80
Tth AZ n of 18th st. % xl0Ox226 .........1SO
ilah st, lS5 II OF 81 av, 20xoi lOA 1900
l26th st. s, S25 {, OF 9Th av, e9llxo.. 2l00
LEASES RECORDED IN NEW YORK.
yrs ~ mos 800
Sd st. g. 7o.74 Il W OF Lewis ST. 252Tx50f x25xbS5 20
years. Observation-Disclosures. 100
All ST. E. No "a So 1900
18th at, No aha, 6uQ
4th av No 377 years q DAYS Der year ,... 400
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Alleged Theft ut the Navy Yard.
TIVE LATE Hoxlcloe m ssooxlya.

investigation Of the Coroner.
Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held before
Coroner r!aylq and . isry iri9 w c.gcs4siansss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-29
CLOTHING.

At " RosFNrHALs, $50 BcwBRf, V,,,',n' ns
n Great Jones street. lat'ss and gsruen.s .Sce, e
tipheat vnine Cast Os clothing Fnu, n -
By calling or addressing. Lssiss shaa~sa a. No.
II s,d ppt ~ the oats.
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.ciys demand steady prices The receipts fair and
the stock we'll assorted Oak In demand u
previous prices We quote:-
u. Ayrcs Il r.. Gtanok. CnIi6ornia. Ovinoco, &c.
Light. 2oc 2Yc. CSC. 29c. CSC. a2sxc
Mdde....-... 2ac. 26c. 29c. 273c. 2s59c
Heavy......... Tc. CSC. 26c. a27c. 2jc. 26c.
Good damaged. csc. &c. 25c. ab.c 24c. . 25xc
Poor dsmaged all kinds lsc aye; rough Light, &c.
<lc. middle and heavy, &c. 3sc.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, August 2s-6 r. NJ.
BEEswAx In moderate about former prices
Sales 5000 lbs, 45c. 46c. closing at 444c. 4ic.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Eastern spruce remained steady,
with toerably active demand mainly for fine schedules
There 100000 within the range of 500
~ The arrivals fair Yellow pine timber steady
32 36. Laths demand, sales Of
1iOJ0G0 ~ SO. Rosendae cement steady at 81 76
Lime unchanged common being quoted at 81 81 and
lump az a. Bricks were unchanged We quote Long Island
$40 50; New Jersey IS ~ so; North river. SO so SI2
Croton, sig SO, and Philadelphia front, $45 $50
CoTToN.Recepts, none. Al the opening the market
psssb active and strong, but the close quiet
rather weak at quotations annexed. Spnners the
principal buyers The sales fair being $50 bales In
Guiding 90 for spinning $50 speculation and 30 for export
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

MARINE TRANSFERS.
The following is a correct statement OF marine
transfers at this port from August 20 to date:-
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The receipts Tor customs and the receipts pay
n,ents and balances OF the subTrcasury In this city
Tor the expired portion Of the week have been as
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EXPRESSES.

A. q. BURHHAM's FURNITURE BAGgAdB EA
IA. PRESS Il5 West Eleventh street. near sttn
Furniture, families moved, city or County
packed, shipped and stored. MONEY advanced -
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The importatons OF dry goods at this port for the
week ending August q compare as ioho"s WIN tue
previous week.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-09-10
New Cabinet Ware-ROoms!
NEW FURNITURE!
OPPOSITION TO HUMBUGGERY!
Philip Miller & Son

ID ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
II the public that they have opened, at
their new Ware-Rooms, on Main street, in
Stroudsburg, adjoining the Race. very SUI
perior assortment of Furniture, embracing
complete
PARLOR,
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Dinner and Supper at Delaware Station.
CONNECTIONS:

At NEW HAMPTON with Central R.R.
of New Jersey. Trains arrive from New
York at 91I, ,l0.2 l1.16A. NJ. and 2 40. .6.33,
lis, $50. PM; from Easton 6 55A.M., T.
43 AN, 1.25. l.35, 3.54, 7:37, 500 P NJ.
At WASHINGTON with Morris and Es-
sex RR Trains from New York arrive at
1898 A. NJ, and G2 P m from Easton at
= %, 1898 A NJ, and II Al p. NJ.
At MANUNKA CHUNK wirh BelviGere
Delaware R.R. Trains arrive from Pha-
lphia at 20 AN. SOP PM. and leave
for Philadelphia at 1900 NJ, $50 PM.
The last train stops at Belvidere until go
A. N. next day.
At SCRANTON with Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg r. r. Trains arrive from
Wllkes-Barre at 500 AN, 2.55 M, from
Northumberland at lilo AM, and 9.47
PM. Depart for Northumberland at $40
AN. $50 p NJ; for Wilks-Barree at 8 30
AN, 642 P.M. These trains stop at ali
stations.
At SCRANTON with the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Co.'S Railroad, for Olyphant,
Archibald, and Carbondale
At GREAT BEND with Erie Railway.
Trains from the West arrive at 3.43 0eav-
ing Buffalo at 6 10 P,M.) and 7.24 AN
at and 9.27 p NJ. From the East at 2.52.
5.27, and 1I.31 AM; 3 53 and 7.51 PM.
The latter train with Sleeping Cars attach
ed. arriving at Baffalo next morning al
! 6.I5.
r. A. HENRY,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Raw Ii 1865
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Emnortant to Everybody.
The subscribers would inform the public
very respectfully, that they are carrying on
the
gas Eso0s & Shoe Business

= a. at their old stand. one door above the
Express Office, on Elizabeth ST., Strouds-
burg. Pa. where they will be happy TO
wait on their old customers, and as many
new ones as can make it convenient to call
They have on hand good arrortment OF
BOOTS & SHOES,
for men. women. misses and childrens' wear,
Gum over Shoes and Sandals for men, youth
and misses a general assortment of Lasts
and Boot-Trees, shoe Thread, Wax, Heel
Nails. Pincers, Punches, Eyeletts and Eye
lett Sets, Pegs and Peg-Cutters, Shoe Ham
mers, Crimping Boards and Screws, also. Ii
ming and binding skins, a good article oi
Tampico Boot Morocco, French Morocco and
French CalfSkins, Lasting and all kinds OF
Shoemaker tools, Ink Powder and Shoe
Backing, and Frank Miller's waterproof
oil backing. All of which they offer for
sale at small advance upon cost. Give US a
call, no charges for showing goods.
p. S.-Boots and Shoes made to order and
warranted.
CHARLES WATERS g. son.
Stroudsburg, Jan. Is, 1866.