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NEW YORK CENTRAL

NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE
IN Railroad for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Sd
Bridge, and all points in the West.
On and after MONDAY, Nav 81 1867 IN
leave Albany, Athens, and TROY as follows;
FIRST STEAMBOAT EXPRESS.
e:I5 A. NJ from Troy G:30 A NJ from
Stopping at Schenectady T:IO, Hoffman's /
s ss s l;sO Tribes an s;ts, Fonda s21
Little Falls 9:35, Herkimer $50, lion 1858, d
10.O5. Utica rs OTiskany I0;f5 Rome II "a
u 30, Oneida lI:ss, Canastota II 80, Chit
i2;45 p. M. Where Il Il Combined Win The
trains far all points west OF Syracuse.
SECOND BTEAMBoRr EXPREss.
$50 A. M. from Athens, 1913 A. N. from
Stopping at Schenectady 500, Fonda 9.Os
Utica Ii :0s, Rome Il 20, 0anastota i2:2.
l;O5, (dinel, and leave Syracuse by Direct
I:so, stopping Ct Clyde 2:ao, Icons s;07, New
tons to Baffsio. Suspension Bridge i anSI
Falls 1880 r. d.
PASSENGERS by. Auburn Road leave Sy
l.l0 p. M, stopping at all Stations to RocA
6:lO P. ii. ..--..--
CONNECTIONS. AT Suppression Bridge q
way for Detroit 500 A, NJ, and Chicago "a
At Buffalo at 500 P. NJ. with First Nigh.
train on Lake shore Railroad for CleVsI
A. n.
300 A. NJ, from Albany only-Stopplng n
tons to Syracuse (b 100 p, Nj and conneotil'
=. M via the Auburn Road, reaching Roe
rsot Rosd res e M RoohestsP era a s
falo and Suspension Bridge at 1900 Z. N,
Meeting for ali pointsin the West.
EM1GRANT AND AccoafAIoDATIoH
1850 p. M, from Albany only-Stopping
tons, passing Utica $40 ?. ~, Syracuse
H., Suspension Bridge $50 A. M, and RiAf
$500 a ia, ami esnneotins with isliiik alt :
Lake Shore and Great Western Roads iof
n newest.
100 P. ii. from Troy. istoppine Al schena'
ILLS T. ID. from Albany, z. NJ, PalAtine b
"; Jehnsyills s ~ 7; M, dinner utieS
burn Road, @rJving IL Rochester ll:4sP
1880, BuiiAlo 100 r. NJ, and All prineipl
70 s n " ioIioss y ~ A. h,' ana nv.
Va. ~. -, -, q,
EsiIs Roltslo ~ S s,sn Rs;doa7
ff,,,1 -, ~ All ;, - ~. iii3
A4APAo'' AtAAiiS W -. poL1 - ~ tne Nese
lf.na D n f.o,, hthS,,s / 5sIns,,,irs- ~ scbsn
~ 3 N; -iStlens, ~
by by 4, a a. lroa aroy, Anssefn Gam ~
I PIsi 81 e st Jo 1RRS ssS Iitt IsiP III
Inner s:4s Utica 1923, Rome LOO, q
Syracuse lasog A. I. ~, Eors by5On 4 ~ ~ x
4.9el,ss ~ ~ na,t.sls 49,. 1uLAi ~ o,o
PI eeaeiVnS 70 9speln9rion Driuge
b $500 ffi,.s{rg ~, Z - ES.-r9 ~ -
US 1t tit III xSnSto anu NEee'
AAlAteA % AoH ~ pol is.. Wssh
- :. - hhW holik NAIL.
~ Z; NJ "a q nom sa albany only-,StopPl
hsSsAey IA Anstero Jan i5;zI. %
!;ags aefklmex zssu, Itlca a.uos rome
49,, hyracuee by A. M BREAKFAST IAN
WITH tra,n on auburn roed, reaehing
in koehester At s: 5o a n end With mail
and s srriSine Il Il Rochsster al II ;ib A.
Il N s,spans ie y Rrid9e IA And Eis1aIs
r. 81.
CoNrECTToNe-At Buffalo and guepsu1
with trnine Tor all Points in the Wesf
Through 6leepind Cnre ara rrin an khis
Albany To The West. Z
0NTsK MN HfFl AIM WTcU ON {
WILL VNA A IA W.. y E -, YIN
,s I n II rom AsS v B5Gsd 0SS
Trains arrive frOm n M . VS. a follows
9isssIsSd iEEs press;
~. y n 4 ~,
~ Il
oseAloDoat "a PRESS. Z =. :. n $500
At TRoN. 'HG
~ isasnQ ~ zses..
SesoaaIa n ssls'
A. t7aunIsa IA all -. a.. . -
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BELOW COMING Up.

Steamship Cleopatra, -, from London,
to ] H Ashbridge & Ocean
Ship Maudslie, Gale, from Liverpool Feb
ruary 81
Bark A NJ Roberts, Doak, from Havana, to
PUG Bros
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BoAHp or REalsLHAT1oH,

Ala regular meeting Of the board, held on
Friday, March ~, 1868, the following reso-
LUTON was adopted:
''On motion, resolved that the final settle
ment Of the tax collectors and sherifs
throughout the state with the state treas.
nrer, as fixed in the original tax ordinance
adopted BY the constitutional convention
December "a 1867, section 4, be extended to
the arst day of May, 1857
By virtue of the above ordinance, ap-
proved March 5, 1868, / hereby notify all
tax collectors and sheriff. throughout the
state that they continue 20 collect the con
gentlon tax up to the first Of May next.
They are further instructed that the
penalty imposed for non.payment OF said
tax, which penalty WAS revoked until after
March 20 VIII be enforced from that date.
8. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
mhss dtwtmyI 80
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Attest
i WILLIAM YIarns, Secretary.

In accordance with the foregoing ordi-
nance and resolution. the board Of registra-
ton adopted the following:
On motion, resolved that all official min
utes Of the proceedings of this board, to-
gether with all proclama atoms, resolutions,
Snd other legal notices be published in tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAN, tho New Orleans
.AdUocdte and the Homer Itod
On motion, resolved that the official pa
pers Of this board be required to publish
the constitution in their regular issues unit
the days Of election, inclusive, to be paid Al
the regular rates fixed by the convention.
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
r. @. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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800 P. N. from Athens, Stopping ct Schsnl
$50 P. NJ from Troy, yAmsterdam I rs, !
Plain IS, St. Johnsville $50, Little abs
kimer 9:49, Utica lo:25, Rome HOO, On
Syracuse 1890 A. NJ, Port Byron ] 80, Pad
Rochester $40, Batavia $500. Buffalo 6:N
principal stations to Suspension Bridget
and Niagafa Falls 500 A. NJ, connecting
press Trains on Lake Shore and Cred
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MEDICAL.
N. j. WHITE's MEDIoAL IN.

Us. u. WHITES MEDICAL In
sTITUTE,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND JULIA
Is established for the cure Of
ALL FORMS OF DISEASE,
DR. J. WHITES experience and known success
in an extensive practice in large cities thar
thirty years bring 70 him for treatment a vast
experience anablea him instantly 70 perceive the
remedies indicAted-fur either and ali ages and
conditions. He employs 4he innocent, but eheotaAl
remedias Of nature which purify the blood restore
and excrotionB and repair the injuries and vast Of
the entire organization.
"Time is moneys--Preserve your health, and save
time and money. PerBons by spending half an hour
with DR. Whits are frequently saved long sickness
and much suffering, often life, always avert
Threatened or incipient disease.
n7- Private Diseases, however inVetsrats, Sexual
weakness, Nocturnal Dreams tmpotsney, and Bar
reness al injuries TO the System IL the reach Of
remedies speedily curable, and demand the care
and receive from DR.. White the consideration and
sympathy Que 70 traii human nature fo29
w h. PEMBERTON, NO. las POW-
M draa EtEaet, betwasn st. Charles and oaron.
oeiet etFoate. New Orleans. Wholesale and Retail
pealeE in Drugs Medioins9 Painta. OILS. OolorA
assortme1t Of fhs f6iio,nr Good ehica - WI 81
81 Low Prices. either VI hoIsaals or Retail
Whlte Lead q the best brAud1, freuot and Amer,
ean Zine 9ll @ Az kinda. Ysngtisn Req and span
ah Brown. yellow Ocnfe earistl Of the best va
nishsa, French window Glaas BtoFs PoliHh. 81
boda, H1ap4, and Cotton MASKING and T|IfIina ms
manuiaoturad b himaeli.
Aiso eEest sasloty Of fsfiamalg sad H4nuy Ara.
Ths store Is wsii supplied WIN On kinda Of prus,
and Medicines, 1feah and Of tbs ha1I nualitT
III. -.
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the opportunity of proclaiming, in the pulpit of
the old cathedral OF Paris, that there is outside
the sovereignty of absolute princes a legitimate
and respectable sovereignty; the sovereignty OF
the nation itself or democracy Here is his
reference to the United States:-
" Il now turn towards the modern ages.
look for nations formed under our own eyes.
What example shall ! take9 Shall l go 20
Switzerland? Shall / interrogate the city OF the
lakes, the people of the glaciers, the sons of
william TellY Shall'I take another delightful
ulp to Belglum2 No, | will cross the ocean.
will place myself before the gigantic nation of
which have already spoken. | am no fatterer
OF the United states of America Thinks to
my sacred office, 1 natter no one. am not
even their blind admirer; and If this were the
place, would tell them that they are verging
TOWARDS moral decay, and that they are
sure, to find, as we have, on this down
ward path, political and social degeneracy.
| would recall them to the purity of
their origin and the patriotism of their founders.
Lean say this, gentlemen; | am the son OF Plus
lA., and Plus TX. has sent a stone, with his
homage, to the national monument erected in
Washington. How great was this ua.
tion, and still how great it IS! American people,
thou are like young lion which seeketh his
prey. Thy prey is the wealth OF the two worlds;
thy prey Is thy proud Independence; thy prey
is thy fertile and vast continent. Thou hast
crouched between two oceans in the shade of
thy high mountains, by the side of thy rivers,
which are like seas. Thou hast roared like the
lion, and as the lioness thou art slumbering in
thy strengths; who shall dare rouse thee? GUS
SUscHabit cum? Genesis 49: 8.
well, where is vested the sovereign power
among the people? In the nation itself. The
day OF their painful birth this people took the
power in their bloody and jealous bands, and yet
retain It,. BY the same act they ali became citi-
zens and kings
"Our readers can imagine how this sounded
under the arches OF old Notre Dame. IL was
eloquence OF the highest order; and as it was
spoken, not read, and accompanied by all that
make up the oraor-a fine voice, suitable
gestures, as well as great earnestness-the effect
was marked on his great audience.
ut may not be out of place to mention here
that Father Hyacinthe's features remind one of
Henry Ward Beecher, and the rese nblance
would doubtless be more striking if the latter
was dressed as a Carmelite mOnk." ........
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RAILROAD LINES,

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ THE MIDpLE RouTE-shorte,t and mos.
Chunk Chunk . H.szleton, White Haven, WIlkesbsfEe, Ma
dale, and al the points in the LehiRh and wyoming
PASSENGER Depot In PnIlsdelphia, N W. corner Of
BERKs and AMERICAN n streeta. -. j, -. =
TRAINs-0n and after MONDAY May May 20. lses
fee ss RSPp q
AZ 645 A. &@Accommodation for Fort wash.
st7'i5 A. M.-Morning Express for bethlehem, ana
e6nne6ns u Win IeSsh vss sad
eplogu GstsssSqus sanston %sps6 NJ s66''S@ ohunE A
WiSes6afle Kinsston PhtsS9n and ali poiut5 n Le
high end Wyoming valleys also 10 con dectton with
and &s SS Esro% 'I RuSe psyuSs S
us ms3n snG aTy9 e. AZ MfsSs Ta1nS cat at
az M Passengers by this train can take the Lehigh
Bastoa, ana points on New jersey Central Railroad
At s'45 A, M .-Accommods tion for Doylestovvn
stuppng az al intermediate stations, PassengeTa COX
train take stage 81 Old York Road '''is' " 'i1
At 1890 a, M-Accommodation for Fort Washing
a r4sP. ie6igb valley ERpress for Rethie
sbsSSgb Nj GaIm Pftea99y Pets99 yapS ~ Se5s9
al bolRts in Mahanoy aud Wyoming Coal ReTopa sn0
.tabrSS TSS al Mm;TIAecemmiodstGn ior iDoyiesSown,
AZ 3lt P.M,-Lehigh and susquensnnR Express for
Essio9 ,d e. &Aientogn Msno9 Chunk,
vlt lake this train TO Quakertown, anu for sumney'
at 4'I5 r. M.-AccOmmodatlon FOR D0ylestowp,
stoppng at OIL internediste stations PASSENGERS for
Willow Grove Hatnoro and Hartsvtlie take
stage at Arlington; for New Hope at DOylestown,
AT 5 90 p. M.-Through accommodation FOR Betnle-
hem and al stations on main line OF North Pennsyl-
vanta Railroad, connecting AZ Bethlehem With Le-
high Valley Lehigh and Susquehaupa Evening Train
for Easton, llentcwn Mauch Chunk.
At g 20 p. M.--AUCOmInUuAtiOn for Jansdale, stop.
ping 81 all Intern edlate stations, 49, ..f .s
At118O P. M.-AccommodatloD. for Fort Washing.
TRAINS ARRIVE I'm PHILADELPHIA
$3.50 p. NJ. 20 --
lrO5 A. M. and 200 M Trains makes direct connec-
tion with Lehgh Valley and Lehigh and SusquehRnna
trains from Eastoni Scranton, Wnkesbsrre, Mahony
City, and HazstOn .. ..a.. I"' -
Passengers leaving Wilkesberrs at 1916 P. M. con-
meet a. Bethlehen at 6O5 p. M and arrive in PhilR
delphs at $50 p. NJ. '
From Lansdale at 7'S0 A. ID.
From Fort Washington at $50, lO45 A. M. and 81
p M. - =
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. n.
PhiadephiR for Doylestown at 200 z. NJ.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 700 A. NJ. ..
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'30 p. M.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
sengers to and from The new depot.
White Cars Of Second and Third streets Line ano
Union Line run within short distance or the
depot. =. ~ =. r.. -. .."r
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office, In
order 10 secure the lowest rates of fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Ticketa solo and Baggage checked through 10 prin
Cipal points at MRnn's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office, No los b. FIFTH street
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

DR. KlNKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
- ana pIacllce OF thirty years at the Northwest
Co neI OF lhlIu ana UniOr streets, has lately
moNso 10 scum scum SSLIhNENTH n Street, between MAR
His superiority In the prompt ard perfect cure of
all II cent chronic, local. and aifac-
ITEMS OF "a special nature, Is proverbiai.
Diseases or the skin, appearing in hundred dlf-
ferCnt forms totally eradcated d. mental and
Weakness and all nervous debilities scienti8caiiy
and suCeessiully treated. ohioe hours from a. NJ.
to9P. NJ. s4R
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FATHER HYAOINTHE.
His Views o. tns U.itsd states.

correspondent Of the Boston Walchman and
Reflector says:
Father Hyacinthe, one of the greatest Catho-
lic-preachers OF France, If not the greatest, re-
ferred beautifully to the United States in one Of
his late discoUrses at Notre Dame. The writer
was present, and will never forget the eloquence
of the great monk on that occasion. The subject
of his late series of conferences was the relation
of civil society to Christianity, aud the second
of these dlscourses discussed the question Of
sovereignty.
"Father Hyacinthe does not believe that mon
archy is the only form OF government; he is
liberal in his views, and seemed glad to improve
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T7OR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL-
II hOAD.-From foot OF MARKET Street (Upper
Ferry. Commencing SATURDAY, July Is, 1855
Trains leave as follows for Cape May
900 A. NJ, Cape May Ex press due at 1925 (noon),
Sl6 r. NJ. Cape May Passenger, due AZ 7l5 z. NJ.
4OO Z. M. Fast Eek press due at 6'05 p. M
RET URNlNG LEAVE CAPE ISLAND.
$50 A. M, Morning Mail, due at 1906 A, NJ,
100 A. M. Fast Express, due at l2U p. NJ.
6UOP. M, Cape "a ay Express, due at 8-22 2. III.
Sunday Mall and Passenger train leaves Philadel-
phia at 5I5 A, M Returning leaves Seoe Island at
Cape May Freight trains leave Camden daily at
9ZO a. NJ ana Cape Island at 645 a. NJ.
Communication tickets between Philadelphia and
Cape May, at the following rates. -
Annual Tickes, $780, Quarterly Tickets, $50 for sale
at the office OF the Company in Camden, N. J.
Through Tickets can be procured AZ No. SIS
CheBnut street (under the CC influential HoteJ where
orders also be left for Baggage, which win be
called for and checked at residences oy the Union
Transfer Company
For Brldgeton, salem, ilville, Vineland and ins
termed stations, st 500 A. M. and 80 p M.
For Cape May, 800 A. Nj, 8 l5 Z. M. and L. M.
woodbury. ACcommodat on train AZ 500 Z, M
BrIdgeton and Salem Freight Train leaves Camden
daily, aG II (noonl --- -, -,
Communication Checks between PhllRdelphla ana all
ste LonB at reduced rates. ,,-.
WILLIAM J. 6EWELL, superintendent.
July 2, 1865,
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For fnTther inf mation apply 10 ,D,,-.. -.
EOr LuHIn'A GOIN @. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. sol CHE5NUT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, 1ie6et Agent,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sumo any risk for Baggage, except FOR wearing APP
parel and limit their responsibility 20 One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
in value will be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD ii. WILLIAMS,
42S General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
Z NokRIsToWN RAdLRoAn TIME TABLE.
az, So sH, !, :, 5%. sio7 3 70 H. i2P Il: --' - .
Leave GeImar town g, z ", $50 g. TO- IL, II a. NJ,
The % Down fran, and 81 and 81 Up Tralns Will
not stop ON the GerpanEown Branch,
Leave dermantown 81 A. M. l. g. 84 p. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leays Philadelphia 8, s, TO- IL, A. M, 2 81, 5%,7s
Leave Chestnut Hnl71N, 8, $40 and ll1O A. NJ, l'4O
| $40, $40, $40 $40 and l0a0 - M.
| Leave Philadelphia 94 A. N. and 2 p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7bO A. M E4O, b AZ ana s'2b
r FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN.
Leave Phl@lsaelp66lin Lad :, = BTs N o and nO6 A. M. Ia g.
Leave Norristown 54O 75o's o. and IL A. NJ, N, g.
a. Ga and 81 p HoN ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhilAdelphle a; A NJ, 3 2,So and 7IoP. M.
Leave FOR MANAYUNK.
| Leave PHILADELPHIA 9, n. ., and 1l05 A. NIX, g.
' ssGs S eS eSSass2Gas SS SHe 5iS SO s and 11 A. M
ABA g. e'4' AND . +; on n SUNDAYS.
Leave PhilaGelPhRIa& & 4, Mts M snG SaS ~
| leave " ~ WILSON General superintendent,
| Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PRooFsAFEs
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.
BROOKLYN, May Is, 1865.

BROOKLYN, May Is, 1865.
MeBsrs. Marvin d Co., New York-Gentlemen; Our
Planning Mill, with FIFTY THOUSAND feet of lun.
ber, was destroyed by fire last night, and we are
happy to say your ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
SAFE preserved our books, papers, and money, In
excellent order.
We want another and larger one, and VIII call
you soon as we have time. . ....
Yours truly, 6HEARMAN BROS -
This Safe was Red hot Tor several hours, and the
cast-iron feet were actually melted. ... so L
It can be seen at our store. No. 2s5 BROADWAY
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD.-SUMNhR ARRANGEMENT,
-on and after MONDAY, AprD 10, 1865 Trains VIII
leave as follows:-
First 81 snd CH tiE ESN1T streets, 5B A. N, II A.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street, at SIS A. M 7l5 A. NJ 7'9C
A M. l045 a. NJ IS p: M. 40 p NJ, e'55 p. M.
On and after Monday June 15 an additional Train
Will leave Philadelphia for Media and intermediate
Points at $50 p. nj.
leaving Philadelphia at 45O p. M, will stop at B. O.
Junction and Media only. Passengers to from
station between West Chester and b o. Junction,
going East Will train leaving Wet Chester al
7'l5 Nj, aud going West will take train leaving
Philadelphia At t450 p M. and transfer at B. O. Juno.
tion ,,-,,, , ~
the Chesnut and Walnut street cars. Those Of the
market Street line run within square. TIE
cars of both lines connect with each train upon tz
arrival. - -. -.
Lcav 70 vveoe< seosos ~. | -ssa
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7l5 A. M. and $50
Z. M, and leaving WeEJ Chester at 730 a. nj, and
45O 2. NJ, connect at b. O. Junction with Trains
p. d h. O. II, R. for Oxford and intermediate polnta.
Passengers are allowed to take Wearing Apparel
only as Baggage and the Company will not In any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless special contract is made
the same. HEERY WOOD, General Sup't,
Philadelphia, April lat. 1865 410s
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DHILADEL 2HIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
l. TRIAL RAILROAD SUMMER ARRANGE
Will leave the Depot, THIRTY -FIkAsT A and oHEs-
At 7l5 A. NJ and 4'5O p NJ, and leave Rising Sun at
6l5 A. NJ. and Oxford ut A M. and leave Oxford at
1926 z. M
A Market Train, with Passenger Oars attached
will rnnhon TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving the
Rising Sun at l1O5 A. M; Oxford, ll46 A M; and
Kenneth, / p. M. connecting at West Chester Juno
on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Train
leaves Philadelphia At 2S0 r. M. runs through TO
Oxford
The train leaving Philadelphia at 7.l5 A. M. con.
Bottom, In Lancaster county. Returning leaves
Peach Bottom to connect Rt OXFORD with Afternoon
The strain leaving PhiladelphIN At F5O P. N. runs
" PsssenRefs are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as baggage and the Company VIII uotln any
case be reSponsible for amount exceeding one
hun dred dollars, unlesn y special contract be made
for the sRmR. hENhS WOOD
llOl General SOperlntendcnG
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TRUSSES.

% ."SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS
6ES8s No. l847 Oh nESNUT Street This Truss COZ
rectly applied viii cure and retain with ease he na
comfortable, used IN bathing, lifted 10 a1ss T0 rom
rusts breaks, soils becomes timber, or LnONe Ss11
place No strappinR, Hard Rubber Aodomihn sSia. Az
porter by which the others, CoIpuient % %ra,ief AND
snfernR with Female weakness will nnu s pS
perfect supports very light, neat and estocSinQa for
LIEU @ a1HoensonB etc Also, large stock beee
IesthsI Trlsses. hall usual pEioe Lazy i1 DosSfas
Ance.
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pENGsYLYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SuMBER TIME, TAKING EFFECT MAY IL, 1868.
the trains of tie PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at TIL lRTY- FIRST ano MAnKJGr
StTeets which is reached directly BY the Market
street cars the last connecting with each train
leaving Front ana arket streets thirty minutes
fore its departure The Chesnut and Walnut streets
cars run within one square of the Depot.
on Sundays-The Market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets thirty-ve minutes before the de-
parture OF each train
Sic, ping Car Tickets be had on application at
the Ticket office N w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
sIreets and at the depot.
AGENTS Of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage depot. Orders left at
No sol Chesnut eeL, No. l6 Market street, will
atfan
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11

TAsT FREIGaT LINE, VIA NORTH
barre Mahanoy City Mount CARMEL Oentralia. and
ali points on Lehgh Valley Railroad and Its
branches ... .,.,- -. Al. ,...
BY new arrangements. perfected this day, this road
enabled to give Increased despatch 10 merchHhulse
consigned to the above named points,. . -.
Goods delivered at the Through FIelght u pPePos Pat.
n. E corner OF FRONT ana NOBLE otieeai,
BEFORE r. M will reach Wikesbarre, Mount GARNER!
MahsnOy City, and the other stations In Mahanoy anu
Wyoming valleys before IL A. NJ OF the succeeuihg
day I7Hl ELLIS CLARK, agent.
TTNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
i No. 800 Oh HESNUT Street, forwards Parcels
Packages, Merchandise, Bank Note, and specie
either by Its own lines or In connection with othel
Express Companies, 70 all the principal towns and
cities In the United States. -.
pat JOHN BINGHAM, superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11

~ E5T THE BFsT-THE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
III ine5s Editiops-Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
In beautiful stylea of Turkey Morocco and antique
bindings. A new edition. arranged Tor photographp
P'NAN4'~ " VIM. w. HARDING, Publisher,
WSO, ssS CHEBGUT Street below Roprth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-11

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now follows, VIII
FOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars,
Leave'daily Except Sunday at7'4o A. d., 1880 ano
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at7'4b and 1915 p M,
~ " ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York aud Philadelphia at p M
SLEEPING CARS for New York on Up. M. train
daily, ,,--.- A.. MI. s.,~,.,. Ny., w. -
Boston can be had AT the station ONCE at all hours
IN tbe day rs well at the office In the Bankers
and brokers Telegraph Line, NO; s4s PennsylvRnia
ayenne between Sixth and Seventh streets.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
hAPoii' j. IT, WILSON, Master OF Transp portatIon.
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
R25tI GEO. Z, KOONTz, Agent, washington.