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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

DAMAGED GooDs. I'VE have q lot Of
damaged printed lawns aud jacOnets on
hand that we are Offering below Eastern
cost-just received.
Howell, wooD a Co.,
AZ 332 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

BASE BALL, and other specialtes in
shoes and CATERS, at Levett 4 Co.'S, 1856
Main, corner Union street. 35
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

Mr. MuLLALI's LEcTURE.-The lee
turs on the Questions of the Day." by
Mr.. John Mullaly, Of the Metropolitan
Record, the proceeds Of which are to be
devoted to the aid Of the several orphan
asylums in our city, will be delivered at
the New Memphis this evening A large
number Of tickets have already been dis
posed Of BY those having the affair in
charge, and the attendance viii doubtless
be fully commensurate with the deserts
Of the distinguished speaker and the
charitable object in whose behalf be sp-
pears before Us Those who have not
already provided themselves with tickets
should do 90 before evening
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

You can purchase the latest style
of hat at 28s Main street---for gents
and youths. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

Fl. B. PAoKER-No. / Pittsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

wHrTE GoODs, nArseiiles, organizes
and lawns in all the varieties; dress
Innings, buttons. brAids, rulings, laees,
esrinrs, etc, at 2ss Main street 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

A CARD.-I deem it but just to express
thus publicly my appreciation of the
prompt and fair manner in which Mr.. G.
W. L. Crook, agent of the United States
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
has adjusted my loss sustained on Sun
day, the 7th instant,s cat my store, No.
300 Front street. 1851 l. NJ. CANS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

To purchase q dress hat OF the best
material. 80 % zoe Main street, oP-
posfte the square.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

THERE will be services al the Central
Methodist Church this evening at the
usual boar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

WE will sell our damaged stock re
CARELESS of cost or value.
+ RICE 4 EEGEL, 203 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

New Marriage Guids.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. ].
sKILLIN HoUGHT0N. Howard Association.
Philaielphia. Pa. l3I-vIa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

To THE AFFLIoTED-We take occasion
to again direct the attention of those
suffering from sexual and private affiic'
tions to RusselPs Dispensary, No. AZ
North Court street. DR.. Russell, regu'
lar graduate of medicine and a practi-
toner of many years standing in Mem :
phis, has met with success in the treat
ment of this aggravated class of diseases
which has led him to devote his undivided
time and attention to them, and those
who place themselves in his hands will
have the assurance Of the speediest relief
that medical skill and experience can
effect. The doctors dispensary is q
model institution of the kind, pleasantly
located, and fitted up with a special view
to the comfort and, at the same time, the
privacy of patients. A drug department
is also about being added to the appoint
ments of the institution, which will en-
able the doctor to compound his own pre-
scriplions from drsgs of whose purity be
is assured. The afflicted will make a
note of this, and consult their future
health and happiness by promptly
placing themselves under the treatmen,
of DR.. Russell.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

If you desire hat to excel i'm quail
fty and of the finest finish. visit the
Memphis Hat Company, 269 Main ST.,
opposite the Square. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

OLD HITs made nev, ssl Main st 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

PIrrsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 247 Second
street. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

TAKE notice, thA. We must sell al
goods damaged by the late FIRE.
I RicE 4 EXCEL, 2OS Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13
Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-Forrest's Ju-
niper Tar is werranted to cure Cough. Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. If not satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get y'ur money back.
D.F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street. Agent.
Price IS cents. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

NoT1cE TO DRT GooDs MERcHASrs-
To JoBBFRs AS WELL As RETAILKRs.-
Having bought an immense stock Of
staple and fancy dry goods before the
recent advance, we will offer them for
cash a. low as such can now be i'm
ported from the Eastern market
b. LovErsTErN 4 BRos,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

For the finest and late style of hats
visit the Memphis Hat Company. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

Our goods are of the finest and from
the best makers.
MEMPHIS HAT CO.,
81 Opposite the Square.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

SALE OF PEws AT CALVARY CHURCH.
The pews Of Calvary Church are to be
rented, for the year 1869, this evening.
It is expected that the bidding for choice
seats will be spirited, Notwithstanding
the hard times and pressure upon
pockets and bank accounts At all the
other Episcopal Churches, except Grace,
ve believe, the seats are free, the several
reetors being supported upon the primi-
i've or voluntary plan
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

Gold Pens Reprinted at ses Mains
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13
SPECIAL CARDS.
nERHASOo
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II Madison Street.

THIS Company Is now doing General In,u.
rance Business. It's stock Ia owned BY our city
merchants and business men. It's aim IL 70 do
a eafe local businsss-to the advantage Of both
the Company and the Policy Holder.
8, y, WILLIAMSON, President.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
DIREOTORsi
az. H&HfHIAEffRMsoN. h. /. GEAcax2.-
HENRY LAIRD, X. McDAVITT.
b. III. TOWNSEND.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13

242 Main st, corner Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-13
DIR. LOWRY,
No. 371 Main street
JACKSON BLOCK.
FOR RE NJ r.

NOR RENT-MY OLD HOMESTEAD ON
Main street, two doors south Beale;
ID. IL. TOWNSEND,
as-e0 $50 Front street.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-08
(6ortiesuns folst.)

Sn Der YreBburser 3ettuns tuerben einise iebr
6eiBe CONNER aug fra6eren Sabrbunoerten auise-
sdblt, Die uns eieen bab Die 9ibe bes oesidbrigen
5ommers nod feinestuees bas aeuberite mar, bei-
len man ii6 in bieIem gunft perieben fann. SIN
sSSabr 63S perrodneten ole Quelen, $40 ianfen Die
ar6eiter bel gSorms auf ben 6eloern Dor Sibe tobt
bin 993 paren @etreioe unb 5ridbte perbrannt;
1000 ueresten n Srantreih ale Slne uno Duel, Il L
peruriadten; 1022 itarb Menid unb 5berin 6olse
Der ungebenren Sbe; 1134 ipaltete iib Der grobo=
BEN, ssIiiile unb Ouellsn perfesten uno Der 3bein
,uar i'm GGas troden seIest; 1915 nno 1877 CAB es
in ssolse Der SiBe gar fein Gutter; 1903 unb 1904
mar Die 2oire, Der &bein &C. ausgetrcdnet; 1898.
unb 1474 mar bic Donau in unsarn fait naierIos !;
171S wurben peeen Der 9ibe ale Sbeater in Yaris
eebloiieu, burd fiinf Monate feI fein Sropfen He<
sen, bas Sbermometer 3etete i'm Sdatten 36 @rab,
Bic ggieIen paren fait perbrannt, Die Obibdume
bliibten mebrere Mae; 1902 mar in 9aris Die sr6bte
Sibe, Die man ieit grfinouns Der Sbermometer bort
beobadtet bate; 1864 enoli6 bate man 35 @rao
Reaumur i'm Sdatten.
0ie @Iasideiben in Steparts neuem Store
in Rem Wnrf fofieten hie Soutntne INN SIhO OOO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-08

Ste srbbte Sdngebride.- = Derlelbe Bau.
meiiter, Der ben Barf in Seem Yorf entpar uno aus-
fibre, ioa ebt eben bort auh bic sr6bte nno ldnge
Riper binipea cine Werbinouns stpii6en Nerp Dorf
uno grooflpn ber5uite0en, bic iebt burb Damgffah-
rem unterbalten wirb. Die Spannlueite Der Bride
mirb16OO SUB, ibre Sage iiber oem BaTerpesel l30
Sub betrasen uno ibre san3e gdnse nnter Sin5ureas
nung Der auf Dem gooen rubenoen gnoitide. su bel.
oen Geiten uiro nabe3u s,uei euellhe Weilen iein.
@etraaen tuiro oos Sdnsemerf burb bier Orabtleile
BON ie pier3ebn 3ou Durdmefer bic iiber eranitne
Sbiirme BON $50 Sub S6be laufen. Se greite iuiro
10 senommel, baB Elm 6ubues in Der Wtitte uno arf
bei6en Seiten Stpei Yieroeienbahnen unb suei 8e=
ae fir geip6bnIides SSubrperf &aum baben. Sie
Yaufoiten fno auf feds Wilionen Oslars peran-
Srhlaat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-08

Das S6wurseri6t mar unter itrenqer gefolgune
Der bon Dem @eiebe porgeidriebenen Sornen eebil=
bet, Der Anseduloiete mar ein9efabrt Der Nnflage=
act perleien, bas Yerb6r bes 4ngei6uloieten been=
bigt bic Gntaitungs sSeusen tparen abeeb6rt unter
bnsn Warie BON Selmenborit ibre Wutter uno
Sulius.
Sn Dem Nusenblde, als Worie in SEN Saal trot
un6 br 8lid auf Ntarmilan fel, erI9raf iie beftis
unb batte ibre gan5e 6eiites9egenlpart n0tbig, I'M
ibre 5a5iung su be6alten N(le 8efiible Die lie mi=
nnenolider Wtibe beiGpidtiet uno our Gube ritz
bradt bate, wureea mieoer mad unb brobten get
Die Saltung su nebnen, Die elm grgebniB iorgfdl ID
gen Hadbenfens uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ueberlesun9
mar.
| .Sn ben penisen g8oden, in benen lie ben Mann
nidt 9eIeben bate, Den tie 10 unenblid liebte, -
INNER nod, obsleif er unter Der 9aft 10 i6perer
anflasen Dor @er6t ianb uno obelei6 ieine Sreue
nidt ilinoer i9per perodftiet mar = in bieier ur=
5en 3eit batte len Ieuberes i iebr perdnbert feline
Wanaen parsn eingefalen. ieine ausen tiehie.
geno, Die Sarbe ieines @eiihtes NOR frantbaf
blab = Solsen ieiner htperen Seelenleben uno pie.
ler ourdwadten Nddte. Sod 5euste ieine auf.
refte Saltung uno feline feite mdnnlide, entf6ieben
Sprade BON einem euten @e,piiIen uno BON ber ba-
bura beoinsten 3uperlidt eines guten aussanses
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-08

Oie @Iasideiben in Stewarts neuem Store
in Rem Oort foiteten bic Summe BON 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
Wr. r BARR, General Pa,s. Ageat.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROADSIDE and sner M0NDAl Nov q 1898. tras q, All
ni Troy eouaee;Hs With NorneFa ind Western trans vii ''
keE York - ioloNs;
EIpres. rin via Haisou River Railroad Thit.sst ,ni
hrough Bufo an Suspension Bridge charge d
Troy with Ruiald aud North Draw
iugro0m Negfork % chester With seepss
cars for the West. sther North South shore Inc
Harlem Railroad. TwenTsiE:bst aE1
Chatham with Railroad Tor Lsoa
Springs Ptsged Sc Ahsuv Western a.! frey
sh Saratoga Rnanf Bur ngtoB. and the
1850 a Express rsn via HldsoB River Railroad e1Nt'Ee
ALBANY With trains for tie West Drawn groom car aacas4 Ia
Fsn 20 I ~
3J,o train Hndsoa RIVER Railroad With drnzrsa
attached connecting At Albany With Western traas at m
With for Montreal WITH sleeping attached
ASS train Harlem Railroad connecting ChssA
With Railroad Tor Lebanon Pael Al Az
bsny With Western trains Sssprg cars attached At Atsn7
Express via Hgds River Railroad serisy
sihed sd through TO Bso and Suspension Bridge without ehs
81 sleeping dar excepting st
from Ervlo through to Ogaenshus whoat change Rome W
an O. Railroad Connection for Troy will be made At bss AinI
This train will nj Sundays
n m train Hudson River Railroad With seepn pears attached
Albany with trains Tor Baao and Badge,
I'd at Troy With trains Sarat ga aud points North.
vii via Hudson River Railroad from Neslorh
Pougbkeepse intermediate leaving New YORK
Returning Ponghkeepse arriving Nes-fefk $50
Sunday train via Harlem Railroad leaving Fo .eoond a,
n and arriving Merton $40 Retunrg hhss-
at 4. 20 ,. LrriviHg At New lork Al II 10 -
" Nfeep Preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
lLITERARY ITEMS.


Hurd & Houghton announce for pobNcauon
"Helen on HcrTrayels: What She saw ana VIVA. '"'
IN Furope:p "The Life Of John Carter by FreutriVA
James Mills, with Illustrations
Mr.. Lee. who is engaged in the preparation
~ "U,storv Of the state aud cry Of Ne"-f"rh' iu
forms ms thar he would be glad 70 receive any document"
or information on the subject that m,y p !, ,g ar
exclusively OF private indlNlauiiS' ''' 0'
Westminster Hotel New OH
The SATURDAY Review" gives high praise 10
novel called "Bliudri,s, recently issue" ID Lu'nourgD
The name Of the author given to the world but the
80, annea~s 70 NE securing a high reputation. We
understand that Messrs Putnam Son nave secured the
advance sheets.
Mrs. Southworth's new novel, "Fair Play" is
in ures and will be published in few days by r. b. Pc
ter,on Brothers Philadelphia II has been pronounced
nv those who have read the t. he equal to
ANYTHING ever before written by this ,uiholess IL Will
beissued m large duodecimO volume II COO pages, III
uniform style with all her previous WORKS.
Regarding the natural transmission of generic
and specific characteristics, on which Mr.. Darwin ana
others have recently advanced so many curious specn"
tons a correspondent Of Notes and Qrei'cS mentions
angular circumstance in the domain i gencaiogy O
day" he SAYS, many years ago, the ldtc MI l.
Croker showed portrait I'D an od DOOR, COM ~,
the ttlc-page and asked me, did know any one "n"n
II was likcl ITO be | do, said ]; u s, ,v ~,
image OF John HcmCk' The hoOS was lhe, =, y i.,..,.
Robert HerTick, ana printed IN the b'duio rina liv.
tecnth century, and john helrck was - ~ tnew He
ing In the County Of Cork. WHOM we Jun faUiv AZ
always asserted that he was 81 tno ' .bjire1 he
the pYef: and as the latter had btItNt' ID" 49,
$3.50 40, 6o ne d.sc.nd9ur aud the likeness mus
have come from a more remote anct.,Vi - -
know none OF j. Herrcks fanny l'u .t', - maj i'm
- ,,r..rt c.rrry ii lady descended from inc M'"H
family bore IA striking resemblance /" '"o i'.OI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
1rp GouAs.

1rp GOODS.
AT KINzEY' GREAT epaAr ..,,..
as ON WORTH or RIBBONS. yBLVES,
TRIMMINGS. LACBS EMBRoiobtIhS' '''
FANCY OooOi FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALE,
At ABOUr5o CENTS oS TIE u, D oil: Zoo r,,p
N MIiH X XsD "a AND SASH RIBBONS. I5e soe
TRIMMINGS RIBBONS, SOC aud 61e ps: ,s,, u,ppo.4
500 PIECES - 81 ana ''e SASH kibboAS'
700 PIECES SILK yTLvETT' 2s s, r PEE Eur,
10000 PIECES DRESS ANp CLQ 2s.s
FROM Zoe PIEcEuP GREAT BARGAINS
FRlSGES, GiMPS SATIN TRIMMINGS Sc &C. r,rs - &c
BEST vRLvETPEYS e5c. YARD
SILK BONNET VELVET 81 PER YARD UP ,.,.,rc,,v,,ps
HASDKEgChIEFs
2oOOO HASpKERCHIEFs OF EVERY STYLE Ice to $40
RTfFLiSGs LAcE5 BDGiSGs BANDS, cHEAPv =, ovps
| 500 SETS STRIPED COLLARS AND CUFFS, 25c .,.s
GENUINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
Kt4cY G06pS BiITr0SS BRSrDS SIiES NETS
ORNAMENTS 1 ALL ' BELOW tV COST OF NEGOTIATION
HOLIDAY 'O0D' gayys 66 gnq ga5 Is; &C e.
FANCY BOXES WATCH CASES. TOYS, FANCY GOODS
ES go FISR h cH nyE 4 TIA SETS sa &c. &
LOTS OF 0THkk G 5qSj,S CHEAP
No CAS- BROADWAY. SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEECKBRSr.
WET MUSLINS!! WET MUSLlNS!!
w ) -
GREAT RETAIL SLAUGHTERlNG SALE
OF DRY GOODS, 80. ,., ,,,.r ,,rs,,vs
FOR 10c AND Pie THAT ARE WELL
WORTH FROM l3c a zoe. A lD.
slightly sOed the goods Ne
now selling, II GOOD ORDER. FOR l5c.
BIN keep retail merchants from buying Them, We sa
otuo than - vai customer
ALSO FROM AUCTION.
PAISLEY BHOClE SHAWLS.-
DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS ALPACAS, BLANKETS, CASH
MERES. &c.. nearly halt prce. , W,
Bundles free Of charge 10 Brookgn hobokeh jersey IVY "
Namsburgh AMI surrounding country ,-...,...-,, ..-
FnSTFR nROTllERS EIGHTH AVE EIGHTEENTH ST.,
And FOSTER BEOlIiEES. No. 2f2 BLtE, kElst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

suso,r TRsIss-sJo Way Train for otsvlss G kv
Paterson. Nglt E1Prss for Duukrk Ba1s Raehs!sr,
Salamanca and al points West and south; $500 Eagns na
wsy Train: n n m FOR Paterson and Port JerVis.
through Salamanca Dankrk spi ~ 20 viz
change Of coaches and in direct connection with all so nd
Western inea
\ ght Trains . -
Ticket, can obtained no Comnaav Offices No a BoawaT 81
Dspoi foot Of Cbanberst he1lOk also a lonE Dock Depot f
H. hlDLlbs Oenel be1h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

RELIGIOUS FAMILY MAGAZINE, With PnRENoLoGY, PHiSl'
oGN0NY PHYSIOLOGY. ETHSOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY "Ssn'
Of Character ud How BEAD Them Choice o. Pars'' Right b1
cation n Tug Of Children with best modes for Sefi"pro7enea'
ty,n in tbe PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tie Volume t ia now
eonete price h-ui,o,g houd. So Subs Yuous for TIE year 5
- - p y. ~ --------- y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

TRAINS LRAvR NETWORK:
For SswHsvso and Bridgeport 100 500 (RL). I m Rls
(EIl. 3to (kLl. 3t5 425and 90 tEXl =.
For Milford Ssratfor Fsasd Southport and WsPorh +OV S
0 m. 345 ~ D. m. -,
Yer Sorrsk 100 400 Irl 400 l3O l1ls (EL 400 tsLs
AS as fEI D $50. SEQ (RI) p
DAen 100. 9O0. ll3O 3+S as 80 D. m ,s A,
Stamford 100 500 tELl 800 llo NJ i-' tEhh %' Nv
III 80. AS Tx $3.50 go. 800 tfLlp NJ
Greeureh and intermediate stations IOV, wv A'N 49, '
3sS AS, $50, go p. N. ., .,,,ss
For Boston via Springfield 800 IN (EIl 800 (BLl a0p :"
For Boston Shore Line l2l5 (Ex SOV ~ 90 u A.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 a. m thLl A-''' ~" 'h "
D. N. a..
r rs Pyo,id.Ses and Fi,hkl Railroad 800 Brl m ls
IN. p.u,o.a 20 IN
H. rs 800, 400 m. ,.,, . ro.h.n,to, .oi VIII
Harrisburg ... ana M
~. N.n..u,k Railroad SEQ a NJ. $50 lBAl w M
Var D.pbnr, .nd Norwslk Raiload, 200 sO u, ~"
Csmnodisa' Sleeping Nh' A'A'N'1 JAMES n HOTT supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

n INLAND
IL ARRANGBNESr-Le,vs Jsmesip; $3.50 for Grsenpor
al except willow Tree 10 Norbpor FRAN I
except Willow Tree Express Train for Rvsrhed.
stopping JAmaca Mneola Hcksye and al stations tina
train I'll run through Greeupo SATURDAY night p. North
port and all Willow Tree 500
train anl this train s thrnsf
North p saturday night sau EIcur'oa train leaves unisr
Rosrn. Huntingdon and Nortbnort
returning Hunsrs POat a3lO To take eie OeL
ID l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
6atbtr5.

A MALE TEACHER WANTED that is quail
n fed o TEACH District o, Of about scholars for tie WIN
ten. Apply to ISAAC O.. WiLiLiS, M.ueoi, J.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30


SoB' forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West woas eh.us
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trains to the West except suudsy. when On.
the evening
and three hOur, 'ved By line to Chicago Caeuu,a
ST. Louis &c. with but one change Of '
MN Bk ARRANGEMENT
Commencing November g. ls5s-Leaye SesYork =. follows
7;J1G m-Por BAston Bethlehem Mageh Chuak WaIau,,t
WilkeSbsrs. Mahsnoy City. lie.
7:5 = m.-Ror somervtie.
saoa Pennington Junction stronsSarz Water Gan s,,,
ton Kingston Pits'tou Great Bend Sc.
ga mWgsrRKS EKPKEss for Essiou Allentown H,rhsbaT ,S
the West without change of C1Ha Cbcago s
Concerts Harrisburg Nor,bera Ctn,i
and Phuadspns Ere Hosns for Ene ON Regions sr.
Palace through Chicago. torlcs 10 Junction DesEe
al Western Railroad Tor Stouibary Water Scraa
ton
l2m-Yor Pennington Ession, Allentown. N,neb cAssi
Wlksharre, TuaAbaIn0ck Reslng, Columbia LAnes EpsrA
LtiI PogtsVlls Scranton Harrisburg kc
330p m.-For sOmsryle.
Nor Kssoa. A.eutoru. Mauch Chunk and Beyi3ere
IS D. m.-For SomerViHe and Flen'lgtoa
SOP m-CScISSATl BKPREssFor Easto1 Bethlehem Ass'-,
Reading Hssburg Pittsburgh Cheago AMI Cincinnati ny Car,
to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
c In-For Eaiton AMI intermediate stations
7:0 p m.-For SomrrTl-.
n-wgsrERS EIPEE'T eArS-Por Ea''on AlsntoTn kt,r
Harrisburg PshnTsb and the hest-couns a. ATuors s1
for MllAhsport. Erie. ke
ll:ai 81. n.--lOr an ed.
s.spuy ear. through from Jersey CITY Pittsburgh evsux
Trains leave EIisbeth Al Sass $50 1900 3 - Is ~.
o. $40 40 AS $50, s, co. 1910, IJl 800 y C. 1913,
Has ?. m 80
TeEs for n. est oh,ausi the ofee Of the c Rail
NswJsey Of Lbertyst n r. az No Aston Hose S
2s III $40 SOL Broadway No 10 Greeuwfs ard az ihe pnaapL
hotel. K b. hlN AEh supef'a'e".ssl
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CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

" " 4 I VI
IL foot Of Chamhers.t. PaTolia r
$500 Day ESpr,u for Rochester, Buffalo salaHsssa DSs
srd all points West aud south.
s30 m W1y Tfan daily, osve ard nierns1'te stoas
1000 ETpra MAJ for Buffalo Salamanca DuuErk al al
points suG south.
3s n N way Tran for Maeorn end in'srmsts. stiuoal
Op m Way ErDrsss supp only Sterling Juncoa TursSg
srd station, Turner, except o1rd 10 NssbGrgh WaE
Mouteonery knoxville. and Port Jsrvfs
500 q m H'ay Tran for Suf-rn inl intermediate s,iton.
$50 N Mott ErpFss, Tor Rochester BueAo SALAMANCA Dan
hrk and an points South aud " eii
500 D "a Wdy Traia for Sussr az nisruei lte sta''al
$50 Night Exprsss. daily or Roclesi-r Blfo Saiir.
purkt .rd al MS West and By tlis aia sleeping
Will ran through 10 Cincinnati without change
$500 r ~ kmigrGuf Train fa T. for ue West
Also Wa Trsss fr Ruheror Psrs Psssse ard Paoo So
and g5 m - m snt las 4:ij ani ll;l Ga Heisse
day nguu, TAeatsr Ta Al2 o'clock for ssa sni uierHs4s
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,IBUNE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1865
1ru Coos.

lru 6ooos.
-A.-GREAT CLEARING-OU OUT SALE!
~. EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS NJ, -,
Previous engg aud entirely remodeing the "eAho"a ana
p'P-'A AUCTION DRY GOODS STORE
EocHs DRY GOODS Foa THE MILLION.
nc. F. KOCH, No. IS cARNIYEST, COR BLEBcKsR
the whole Of hi. large ard fresh stock Of Dry Goods,
sHY d aeSe' 1 81 s'fi aE fSt
oousstiugo
alarge and elegant assortment Of
EMPRESS CLOTHS
'0'lrs' AilpAcAs
SILK and WOOL vELoURs at 81 IS, cost 81
BEST DELAINES, IL eeats
BRoCHE sHAwLS. ~
supETryGs MusrIys S0oiOh rIA'D '''0"" ''
''A" TABLE LINENS NAPKINS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, Gc, &c
LADIES aud CENTS UNDERWEAR,
At Sixty Gents on the Dollar -
Tie rush Will commence at 8 oeo.i; ,,r
ard the low prices will rale tlroaghoat 4 week
AT KOCHS CLEARING SALE
No IS CARMINEST.. COR BLEECKRR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ARNOLD, ECONSTABLE Co.
OFFER ON
MONDAY, nov. 30,
$500 DRESSES,
COMPRISING
FRENCHHAND ENGLISH POPLINS,
WINCEYS AND SERGES,
SAXONY AND IlUDDERSFIELD PLAIDS,
ENGLISHt AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
&c, kc,
CUT IL DRESS LENGTHS And MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
BFor separate coanter viii be
sci 'P''" CANAL CORNER MERCERsr.
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s.iuatiOas Gl,ani,0-- ftmaIts.

A GERMAN GIRL wants q situation to do
~ GENER4 HOUSEWubN. oras WASH IT, tail"uNi'~
Bet Apply % No 10 Stanton st. rrar b'ftrr
4 LLreSrcctable Families, BOARDING houses and
u I1. r t. u.pt-i v.n GOOD SERVANTS from all l4uors
Protestant ard Catholc Ms lOBNSrONS 0fce Nc ~ HcecssL
NITY and country ladies who wish 10 econo-
uise hv EMPLOYING good AID g, q rite
csa be- areg satrd 81 T. CaKEOiLS AGLNci No I'D >ri' ave.
be- enqoyc robust us lately hniri anil salt tI'
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING SOY -, 1888
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AFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JFPcFy

~ Passenger and Freight Depot NeNYok foot Of Lb,rvs
meets az Hampton Junction with the Delaware
Railroad aud Esston With the Lehh VALLEY road sr h.
forming direct line TO Pittsburgh wss, .ost ehr
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TRAINS LEAYR NETWORK:

Passenger Station EeNYork corner Twenty ssVsnh and Poass
Bnirauee Twenty -ssVenthsL