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THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
WASH county, In the District Of Columbia, let
SeY Shelton, late OF Washington county, District
Of Columbia, deceased. All ptTson. having claims
hlbit the same. With the vonshers thersc to the sub
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of March, 1865.
JUDSON T. GULL,
mh23- w3w Administrator, ct
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A DEPLETED TREAsURy.-Thc statement OF
Senator Fessendcn, while the tax bill was under
consideration In the Senate on Thursday last
that IL the bill became n law there would be a
deficit In the Treasury fat least 30 900 600 may
well alarm the country, coming from the source
1t does. Mr.. Fessenden knows as well whereof
. he afhrms as any man In Senate, and besides h,
IL M IL .rLrDI.A
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HEADqCARrERs OF THE ARMY
ADJrTANr GENERAL : ofPlCE,

HEADqUAErERs OF THE ARNY,l
ADJuTAST GENERAL OFFICE, J
wAsHINUrOS, March Is, ls5s,
General Orders No. 10.
l. BY direction OF the President, the military
district OF Alaska Is constituted n military de-
partment. Brevet Major General J. q, Davis
commanding; headquarters at Sitka.
3 The Department of Alaska Is annexed to
the Military Division OF the Pacific.
3. Brcvct Mayor General J. &. Davis, u. ;.
army, Is hereby assigned to duty according to his
breVet rank
BY command of General Grant:
L, ID, TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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STKAMBoAT AND BARGE AT AUCTION.

STBAMBoAT AND BARGE AT AUCTION.
DgPor QuARrERNAsrRR's OFFICE, I
WAsnINuTON, u. c., March ~, 1855 !
WIN DO sod q public auction AZ sixth street
Of Breyct Colonel Asa 7. Blunt, g, ~
The Propeller Steamtug 'ARlEL,' Of about u tons
register and l7-ineh cylinder;
Tho Erie Barge sd. MEGAN,n OF lis tons register
These boats are In good order and condition, and
are sold only because they not required for dow
eminent use. -,
The furni turo and equlpage on board will DO sold
with each boat,
BY order OF the Quartermastsr General,
j. G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
mh2l-6t Bvt. Brig General, US. Army.
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JosgPu SHILLISGToN, corner OF Four.aud-a.
half street and Pennsylvsnia avenue, sends US
Harper,s Monthly, PsfersoH's AdgdEi"e, and the
Riverside Magdsine for April.
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ONE or TnE MOST TERRIFIC snow storms Of
the season occurred on Friday and Friday night.
1t took wide range, and many OF the trains on
the Northern and Western roads were blocked
up. The telegraph lines were also down In
several places, and failed to work for several
hours,
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

vienna, March 22-The most enthusiastic de-
monstrations Of Joy are made over the recent
action Of the Reichstadt the civil marriage act
which is regarded a. practically snnuiiing the
Coneordat Yesterday when It became known
that the Upper House had rejected the bill Of the
clergy to defer Its passage there was great re-
joieins among the people, and last night the city
was Illuminated.
FLoREscE, March 22.-aeneral aaribalii has
sent to Mr.. Marsh letter, declining an appoint
ment which was offered him by Secretary Seward.
Admiral Farragut, who arrived at Rome last
week, will DO obliged to remain there several
weeks In consequence of a severe abseess which
has broken out on his leg.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.-It was reported last
evening In political circles here that the name Of
e. l.. Gould, esq, Of San Francisco, California,
will be sent to the Senate to-day for Attorney
General OF the United States.
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WAR DEPARTSENT,l
ADJrTANT GHSgnAL' OFPICR, ,
WAsHINGrOS, March Is, lS5s
Sgecidi orders No. -.
Extract
@. Brevet Brigadier General Justin Dimick
colonel United States army, (retired,) Is hereby
relieved from duty as Governor OF the Soldiers
Home, In the District of Columbia, and will pro
coed to his home. This order to take effect
April I, 1865.
by order OF the Secretary Of War;
4, ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Ad jutant General.
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MrcH CREDIT is due to Clarvoe and Biglcy
two of our most efficient detectives, for the re-
covery Of the sword which was stolen from the
Patent Once some time since. An account OF
the theft and the recovery OF the sword will be
found In our local columns.
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From FEEYCH \ RICHARDSON, No. 23i Penn
sylyania avenue, we have received Hdrps'I
Magdsine for April-tho table OF contents OF
which were published In the REPUBLICAN, on
Saturday last.
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DIR p o A L s.
OFFICE ASST CosHIssARr suBsIsTEScE,l
u.s.A. foRr lsDRPEspssGE, I
Proposals will be received al this olace until PRI-
DAY. gth instant, at clock, p. for the follow.
the United States:
FRESH BEEF Of good and merehaptAble quality,
In ca ual proportion Of fore and hind quarters-he
necks, shanks q nd kidney tallow to be excluded.
CORNED BEEF Of the best quality, the usual corn
The above stores to Be- delivered from time to time.
Titles al such places within the limits OF the city
may be delegated from this ONCE, free OF any cost
for delivery and for the term Of six months from the
hrst day Of April, 1858
and must rive sueh security as may be required for
ne fslIhfSl periorpAnse q their S.se%.ni s sr,
''''euee ''''s'' anu sEDSWICK PRATT,
Second Lieutenant Sd U; .AItilisry,,
mh2l-It A.Cs., U.SA.
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SAN Francisco, March 22.-Bills creating an
Insurance commission and repeating insurance
deposit law passed both Houses to-day.
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New MUsIc.-John +. Ellis, musical pub
Usher, No. 900 Pennsylvania avenue, sends ui
"Sweet Happy Years" by Mrs. stephen W
Downey
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THE Presidents ASswER.-This document
makes about sixty pages foolscap paper, and
though there Is some pretended forcsh allowing
OF the points and arguments which 1t Is said to
contain, still the probability Ia that no one ex-
except the President and his counsel, who are
capable OF making anything more than guess
of its contents,
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LOUISVILLE, March 22-John Arnold, secre
tary OF the Hope Insurance Company was ar
rested on n warrant sworn out BY d. q. BLY,, pre-
sident Of the company, charging him with en-
bczzling 1900 OF the company's funds. Arnol
gave bail In -, 900.
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IT IA NOW syIDEST from the last adViees IRON
Arkansas that the new constitution In tha'
state has been defeated.
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New YoRK, March 22.-The steamer Arizons
brings the following news from Panama. Gen.
Plant, President OF the State OF Panama, died
on the +th instant, It 10 suspected OF poison.
Don Juan Diaz acted A. President dd Interim.
Mr.. Fawcett, correspondent OF the Herald,
who was shot recently, 10 slowly recovering.
His assailsnt has not been arrested. He walks
the streets unmolcsted.
Apctition from Americans residing in Panama,
asking for protection, was sent to washington
by the Arizona. The United States sioop Cyane
was at Panama, and the steamers Marblehead
and Penobscot at Aspinwall.
A loan between the Peruvian Government and
'consisnees Of guano for twelve millions 10 about
to be closed.
The Republic was tranquil except the depart.
ment OF Primo, where much uneasincss pre-.
vailed.
Central American news unimportsnt.
Guatemala granted a right to construct Q rail
road from the port OF San Jose to Rscuintla to &
Spanish firm. rt
Shocks OF earthquake continued at La Union
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New Advertisements.


my 900 s.
lust received. a splendid assortment OF CAssI-
MEREs, from 90 cents to " per yard. All wool DE-
LANES. S,s cents. worth 30. DRESS GOODS from
. NEW S ' YoRk I MILLS COTTON. 80 cents.
BATES, ~ cents.
JOHNSON SUTTON,
mhSj-N 52l Seventh tfeet
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Railroad Travel in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The Pennsylvania
railroad track is cleared OF snow and trains are
running as usual.
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eMs TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
w Tho subscribers offer for sale, in lots TO
suit purchasers, 1000 TONS OF DouBLE-REFiNED
P0pDRETTB. Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
mails Of New York CITY, Tor which the company hays
p6EInRs FIJI ToS. eisht an3 charge. from New
YoIk, added Warranted ~ !hS company to be equal
In market The results on Corn. Cotton Tobacco and
Grain have been astouis hing the past season. II
doubles the crop Pamphlet with certificates Of hun
dreds OF well known planters aud farmers, and every
or Otherwise to :, rios. BAYHEsa Son.
HO0E& wBDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va;
ja25-2m New York.
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d RoP POS LIS.

p o p o L s..
OFFICE Asst CoNNIssARY SrBsIsrRScE.)
USA, FoRT wARREE. MASS, }
March Id, 1868
Proposals will be received at this eniee until FRI
DAY, the nth instant, at o'clock. ?. M for the fol-
lowing Stores for the Of the troops In the service
Of the United States: 49,
equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters-the
necks, shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded.
CORNED BEEF Of the best quality, the usual corn
ing pieces to be In proportion. =, =,
The above stores 10 be delivered from time to time.
titles and at such places within the limits Of the city
as may be designated from this Once, free Of any cost
Of delivery and for the term OF six months from the
nrst day fApril, 1865.
Bidders must propose for both o. the meats above
named, aud must give such security as may be re-
The bids must be endorsed, Proposals for Sub
Sistenee Stores, and addressed TO-, nr,n
mh2l-it AC.S.. U.S.A.
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New York, March IA cable special to the
Herald, dated Rome, 22d, says the Pope gave a
very generous reception to Admirais Farragut
and Smith. The Admiral will remain in Rome a
month.
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Personal.

DRIvATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT ..oLD'
Il DIR. DARBY'S, 20 Seventh streek, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. uel7-tf
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n1eMEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EX-
~ ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADJ
MISSION INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SUR
at the Naval Asylum, PHILADELPHIA for the examina.
ton OF candi dates for admission into the Medical
Corps Of the Navy.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of Appearing before the Board
the Navy, or the undersigned, stating residence,
place and date Of birth. Applications to be accom-.
panied by respectable testimonials Of moral
Candidates must not DO less than twenty zone
more than twenty six years Of age.
No expense IL allowed by tho Cover ment to candi-
dates attending tho sessions Of the Board, sue
eessfu examipation Is legal prerequisite for ap-
pointment In the Navy.
The many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure immediate appointments to successful candi
dates p. J, HORWITZ, Chief of Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, Navy pepartment,
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GARDEN SEEDS
FRESH AND oEsqPESSE E,rt ArEHlcAS AND I'M.
"CARACTACUs," ''Dilestone's Extra Early
PEAS,
Imported from England. one week earlier than the
INPoRTRD DANIEL o'RoURKR, Landreth,s Ex:
ira Early, Tom Thumb. Dwarf Blue Imperial, and
other varieties Of Peas.
EARLY BEANS, Limas, Onion Sets, Cabbage. Let
tuec, Corn, Tomato, Egg Plant, and all other seeds
in full variety, Lists forwarded on application.
LAWN GRASS.
Twenty different varieties OF imported English
Grasses mixed for Lawns. according 10 flint's
FLOWER SEEDS
''' BIRD SEED
f GRtyySir He%%S B S'P SS'RNSsxxMENrAL TREES,
PLANTS, &c.
Kentucky Blne Grass, White Clover, Sweet-scentcd
yernRl, and other varieties Of grasses
SEED OATS AND CORN.
EARLY Goodrich and 'Harrisonh Seed Potatoes,
| and many other varieties
A complete assortment Of -----.--.-
HoRTICULTURALI IMPLEMENTS,
tors, Hedge shears, &c, &c. A full stock % -
AGRiCULTGRGL IMPLEMENTS AND FERTIL-
Guano, Bone Dust, Plaster. a.; &c.
Warehouse, IS and % Louisiana avenue,
| Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
| mhls-colw Washington, D. g,
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Watches and Jewelry.

EDWARD LYCETT,
T. BOOK BiNDkk AND PAPER-RULRR,
No. N Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth ans
Eleventh streets, south side. ID Doc.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals an
NewspApers earefully attended o.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN
How to Grow BenutiluI.

Persons may outgrow disease aud become
healthy, by proper attention to the laws OF
their physical constitution. BY moderate and
daily exercise, men may become active and
strong in limb aud MUSCLE. Bu; TO grow beauti-
ful, how? Age dims the lustre of the eyes, and
pales the roses on beautys cheeks, while crows
feet, and lurrows, and wriukIea. and lost teeth
and grey hair, and bald head, and totterng
limbs, and limping, most sadly mar the human
1orm divine. But, dim as the eye Is, palid aud
sunkcn as may be the face of beauty, aud trai
and feeble that ouce strong, erect and manly
body, the immortal soul, just hedging its wings
for It's home in Heaven, may look out through
those faded windows as beautiful as the w
drop of a summers morning, as melting as the
tears that glistcn in affections eye-bY growing
kindly, by cultiya'iug sympathy with all human
kind, by cheiishing torbearance towards the
follies and fobles Of our race, aud feeding, day
by day, on that love TO God aui mau which lifts
US from The bru.e, and makes US akin TO angels
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Influence of Chlldren's PRAYERS.

In one OF the darkest periods OF the Reforma-
tion, when Lu'hcr, Mclauc'hon, AMI others
were assembled TO consult upon what should be
done, Meiauc0hon retired from the council
under great detection of spirit. After a short
time be returned, his coluteuance beaming
with confidence ana joy; and when all were
surprised at the change, be told them that be
had just seen sight which assured him Of
success. He bad seen some little children en-
gagged in prayer Tor the Reformation. Their
mothers, who were a5-eubled for the same
purpose, had brought them together; and he
was assured such prayers would be heard OF
God. Courage in the needful hour Tor the
greatest work ever accomplished by uninsp red
men was thus breathed INTO his soul by chill
dren's prayers. Such prayers the Church needs
yet. Children, do you pray-not only for father
and mother, FOR brother aud sister, but also for
the Church OF God, and for the d?- EiSstor.
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GoHILADELPAlA, GEkMANToWN, AND
~ FOR oEkhANIO town.
Leave PhuadIpnIe o, Z, D, 900, IT, Ii, u A, NJ J. 4
81, S2Z, a, 5, 5%, $40, 2, y, ~, IL, II p. ~,
leave GeTmsD LUWn 3, q ia, $40, y, 10, IL, l2 q, NJ
/ 2, 3 4, 4S 8, 65a, 2, 8, 81 lU, IL l.. M.
Vbc 8 ~ Down Train, ano 90 aad oA Up Trains VIII
not atop on the Gernlsutywn orsnch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Phuaosphia 20 A. III. z, Z, l0A Z. M,
Leave Germantown ga q. h. !. o. ga Z. ID.
CHhSTHur 8ILL RAILROAD.
Leavs Philadelphia 9, 8, TO- IL, a. IL, 2, an sA,7,s
aod II 7. NJ, ,,,,... , ,..o ,,-.- - 49,
S.IO $40 gao, $40 anG ~ ~ T. nj.
ON SUGDASS,
Leave Pnilaoelphl ga A. n, and r n.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'60 a, ID E4v, D Az and gas
y. IA. ,,,,,ouo,En ATT, pro,,rs,,,>,-
Leave Phlladelphiae g. 7is g. and uO6 a. Nj. IA D.,
Leave E3rristown $40, 75O's' ana IL a. NJ, I g.
s1S oe' anu on On SUNDAYS.
Lava PhilROelph ia 4. M, 23O aad 7'ib +. q,
fasvs Norris Lown 2 d, NJ, $50 and o T. "a,
FOk MAkAYUNh.
Iesyp Philadelp mia =, IL o. RaG ll'05 A. uIM, g.,
81 esv4 @S 'a SaanSSaaf M sc IL, sO SH, IA a. NJ,
s"s7a' D. o~' a." ON SUNDAYS.
Iaaya philadelphia ga. NJ, "a ana IN +. Il,
Issve "a anay unk IN "a. M and ga Z. h.
W IS, WI lSsON, General SupeTlntendenE,
Depot, HlkTA and 5sshAN Streets,
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NON 'NA'''A - JOHN q. ALLEN, Ticket agent,
NO. 9Ul CHE5NUr street.
CAPT, u, ID. MAY,
Continental Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, TlcSet Agent,
NO. ll6 MARKET street,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent AL the Depot
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will not
Bnme any .hk tOf Baggage, except tor Wearing APP
parel End limit their responsibility 10 One Hundred
Dollars in value All Baggag exceeding that amount
In Vaue Will be nt the risk OF the owner nness taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAM
42S General Superintendent Altoona. Pa.
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VNTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROA OWN TER AkRANGkAIE NJ,
ON ard aiIer MONDAY, October 5. 1885, Trains viii
IeAve rs follows
FIRST nno on fs-N NUT Streets 7'45 A. az, II A M
80 p. NJ AIS p. NJ, 81 r. NJ, 6'lo ana II 80 r. NJ
Leave West Chester for Phlladel phia, from Deport
on Faft Marx street AZ % A. M As A. NJ 500 A.
Nj lO45 A. NJ, 1855 p. NJ 451 p, NJ, aud 6'55 p. NJ,
lIains leaN W. st Chester at 90 n. NJ, aud eav.
il Philadepha AT SO p. NJ. viii stop al r. q. juno.
tiOu and Media only. Passengers To OF from station
between West Chester ana n y. Junction, going
East viii take train leaving West Chester a. 7't5
a. M, and going West Will take the train leaving e
Philadelphia at 90 Z. M, and transfer at b. q.
JuI clion. ,.,.-,-,
the CheBnut and Walnut Street CRys These OF TIE
Market Street line within one square. Toe
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival, 1,- ,,,,,r,, ,--,
Leave philadelphia al 30 a. M. and 200 p NJ.
Leave W esl Chester At Z '55 A, M. and 400 r. NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 2 '45 \. NJ. and 4F0
p M, and leaving West Chester at 90 A. NJ. aud 45O
H. M, connect AT b. q Junction with Trains on z, IL
D. q R, r., for OK ford and intern ediate points.
4lO3 HENRY WOOD, General Supt
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RAILROAD LINES.

DEADlNG RAILROAD. - GREAT TRUNK
Ib LINE from PhnaGephla to the Interior OF
land ~ q wyoming Valleys the North Northwest
she COmpany's Depot, Thirteenth and Callowhill
s'reels ee Philsdelghia a. & he f9lowlGg hours;- -
for Reading and all intermediate staIions aud Allen
Returning, leaves Reading at $50 P. NJ. arriving in
@0FNING FXFREsS-At SIS a. NJ, for Reading,
Lebanon. bsrTi pu g, POttsvlle, Pine Grove. rams-
EiSaara ais ButIaiS WiResbaTre, Pittston YORK,
Iarlsle Chsubersburg, Hsgerstown. etc, - -.
Pernsyvauia Railroad trains for Allentown, etc. and
for Harrisburg etc: at Port Clinton win Catawssa
Railroad rams 'or SPORT Lock Haven Elmira,
lend Valley aud -cnuy TX Il aud susquehsnna trains
ior N9r berlahd, WnIamsport York, Chambers
Ali EkEO0N EXPREss.- Philadelphia 0t
$50 4. n, for Reaamg, Pottsvllle, Harrsburg, etc,
connecting wan ReHdtug aid Columbia Railroad
O1TSTOWN AUCOMMODATION Leaves Potts.
Lown at a. A. Nj stopping et in.ermediAte stations;
hhiFdelphia ~ 4SO p NJ. arrives In Poustown ~ 10
READINa ACCoMMoDArIoN-L Leaves Reading
at ~ a. psLCpnhg a. eli way stations; arrives Ia
Returning, leaves Philadelphia At SIS P M; arrives
Trains 10 Pfi ilade pha lesye Harrisburg at slOA
Nj, and Poisviile ~ . 20 A. ~. arriving IA fntnlel-
2O5 =, NJ, and Poltsvile ut E45 P. NJ; arriving at
Harrisbuig accommodation leaves Reading at Us
A. NJ, ana Harrisburg ~ 10 p. NJ, Connec irs at
Z. NJ srGiviug Ia Pntlsdelphia al 10 Z. N.
ptiiad ma a. w. "a 90, fr IL a. ~ ~ ~ S
fsiioI s.. ,nvee Pni,sve - A. M ftT yhiI ,isI Ma
and ali tther Way stations - ans " '
An mo sblvg ~ 'sins I'm daily Sund ,vs excaptad
Sut gsv traius tsav. p,ugvils nt r "a A a md
f"'ns a NJ save ~ "ur ir
lnt o3 n ratpri In5 from RasI,p,5 az ~
p NJ 20 " w - ' "
'CFJFSVET Valley RAILROA AD.-pAasanva-s
for T6,St,gtoyN nm inteImediate potl i tn
20 a M i2.45 and 4 40 p ~ trpius from PnttadaI
NM; re trping from DOwuIngJown ~ 6 30 4. NJ, io
tn0 5.45 p NJ
PhR8 10 IiaN RAILRoAp2;;-lPa Passengers for Skip
fgif, ya,nyninV fr, mn SktnIaCk al s,IO "A Nj ana
Val ~ copnst win tfatns AZ CD' iereville and ~, n
/ NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR pTpTSBURG AND
| TiiE W. ~ TnT%saves ~ Seyy Soik AT . a NJ ana an1
| so y, ',--In. pa.ain,r =, in A, ',o, -
80, ~ -" lG' euA isehulhS ~ AZ a. ~ o. ah"
| Nhnlh auG Northern CentTe hslrOhu Express 1ralns
iOr flllsbuIgi ChlJsgo Wlllamhpurt timlta, BAlIl-
| more etc -, r,,
| Returning, Express IRAN leaves harrisburg, on
arrival OF fehnsNlNaIis Express from PlgtsDurB, al
2oUano 70 a. NJ, 80 r. NJ passing Reading ~ IA
and7 w a. NJ ahd ll4O - NJ, sIIIylng ~ New York,
lO'lo ana ll45 A, M, sud 500 p NJ. Sleeping Cars
aceo ink these Trains through between Jersey
Mail train Tor New York leaves Harrisburg a. $40
a, M and 2Oj Il. NJ, Mall tram for Harrisburg
leaves New York ~ " Noon. ~
sCHU Y LhlLL VALLEY hAlLROAD.-IrRln5
leave louisville ct b45, ll'30 A. NJ, and 80 p. M,
| returning from TamDquA al o35 a. M, ana 10 ana
80 r NJ r,,rr ,-r> CIV ,,r, 49,. -, =. .
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VIZ EST s Ely r A | o AID S.
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANG EMENr,
From foot OF MARKET street (Upper Ferryl
Commencing WEpN kSDAY,, sePtemosr, 49, 1888
Fer Cape May and stations below hilivllie' $40
For Mnynle, Vlneland, and intermediate stations
8l5 A, Nj, $40 p. NJ. ., 49, -
For Bridget0n, Salem, ana way STATIONS olo A. ID
and $50 p, M. - 80 o..o -, ,oo r, =,
Freight train leaves Camden daily at Y O'CLOCK
noon. . ----. .-,---s ,-,-
"FreiEnt Delivered No. z2S South Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
Gle superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21
SALE OF I6VO CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoeANs.
ETC ETC,

n D. MoCLEEs & CO., AUCTIONEER5,
~. NO. LGe MARKET Streel.