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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

GLEsSNER'S DRUG STORE
Is the place to get Prescriptions compounded
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We Sell for One Dollar.

.GoLD and sIfyer Watches. Sowing M
VI chimes. Silk Dress Patterns, CarpetinRs.
Domegtic Goods, &C.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars or ten cheeks sent for
one Dollar, descrthlna ten different articles
which We VIII sell for
.- ZONE DOLLAR EACR,
Specfnl Inducements odered to AGENTS
sending rs Clubs. Address, LAB0NfE &
BABH1IT, No. s. Sudbury 81, Boston, Mas.
LIVERY LADY AND GENT In the world
~ are W1nttd IS Agents for our ONE Doll
LAX SALE. A WATCa, q cut Of COTTON,
O1<Asss q GAHPEr, and thousands Of other
articles for 81 % each. Send 3 cents for two
Liberal ndneements to ARenf5 Circular
sent nee. BANKS, LORD & CO.,
IN Washington 81, Boston, Mas.
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GLEsSNER'S DRUG STORE
Is the place for accuracy and neatnsss
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JACKET AXE.
PATEaT, lazy .. 1897.
Tried q not found WANING.

-; 94s4 800 - g -, -
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SSOur patrons can depend on fair dealing.
Refereneea-We select the faw follow
InR names from the many who have lHtely
dFIWn Valuable PrtEsH and Kindly permit
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GLEssNER'S DRUG STORE
Is the place TO get any medicine you EAni.
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GLEssNER's DRUG STORE
Is.the place to gstPurs Liquors q.
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CHIVALRY.
"a Radical MissIssIppI Editor Shot by .
Me ehal lor TsIllnR kha TrmIh.

From he 80. Joseph (fis.) linton, Jttly an.
In Albany, Gentry county, on Thursday
might, Mr.. W. X Boyer, local editor of the Grand
River Ne,OS, was shot dead by w. A. Hundey,
Iof Gentryville, in the most oldbloo1ed
3manner, From Deputy Sheriff John w. Bar
clay and Mr.. q. b. Hinkley OF Albany, who
rode all Thursday nignt aud arrived here yes
|terday, we learn the following particulars of
This fiendish outrage
For some time Boyer and Hundley have not
been on good terms. The difficulty grew out of
Ipolitty9 differences. Boyer being Republican
Pnd Eundley a bitter, ot-headed Rebel. The
tmrs ediate incentive TO the commission OF tue
pct, however, was the publication OF n para
graph in the NelOS, a few days ago. stating TN At
|wo young men from Gentryville had recently
listed Albany with two companions, whom
lhey had palmed off at the hotel as decent
women. No names were mentioned. one of
lhese men who had thus disgraced themselves
4 ON Thursday night Hundley arrived in Al
bany by the hack, at about nine o'clock. lie
Smaue several threats as TO what he intended
TO do, but as he had the reputation of q blow
bard, little notice was taken OF his remarks
About ten o'clock as Boyer was sitting on a
Stool, and but few feet from the door, Humid
hey entered, walked deliberately up to within
three or four feet OF him, without speaking,
drew q revolver and fired, the ball entering Tn
Unfortunate mans breast, and killing him in
3stantly The murderer turned upon hts.neel
and fled, no one knows whittier, though horses,
telegraph lines and railroads have been used
ElibeTally In all directions
Boyer will be remembered by many of our
business men, as he visited the city some two
weeks since for the purpose OF soliciting adver-
Easements for his paper. He was quiet, gen.
Hlemsnly young man, not more than twenty six
years OF age, and was a general favortte with
his acquaintances. He was originally from
IOhio, but some time since was editOrially con-
3nected with the Grant City Enterprise, Worth
county, and last fall removed TO Albany. He
was unmarried.
Hundley was an original Rebel and has for
ksome time been keeping drug store In Gentry
willie. If the Lord ever guides the officers of
fjustice In their pursuit of fugitive, we trust a
Especial Providence will intervene to bring this
pnfel nat miscreant to the halter.
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RAILROAD LINES.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
MORE and WASHING ron AND THE WEST are
No" run '' iO Fcj FOR Rlf BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except SUNDAY at ZOO 745 and l23OP
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 200 a. NJ, and 200
FOR WAY STATION, SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6l5 and 90 A. NJ, aad at 200 and 4'85
- FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at zoo A. M. ana 4'3O Z. NJ. No trains to or
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 80 4 #%Y S4G 's% sFHTioSs H9f St s M
FOR ALL Pi,A"RsTTs "sT OF THE VEST.
NJ is1 ard ESs s5 p H. saturday ana sunday a.
ON snnasy 40 40 and M 3 @ P NJ ooy II Connecting at
Relay station with trains IRON baltimore 10 Wheel
nTbIcag6 T@eEfts @ the wess be had At the
@ 6 Stst9h IleEe @ @ 4ce e. HI ~ al nG1rs IA tne
Brokers Iseg aP9 Line No. $iS Pe.ansyIVana
For New YORK, III, Phiadephla, aud Boston, see ad-
], l. wILs0N, Master OF Transportation.
o,-., J., n. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
J. FAlLADELPlh \, IA, IA AND AND new GOkK
noT Lu9 as a iol,3ws WIN o,o,,,,o a., o.-.
7F.M w., ,,,r~r ,r,I,r nrrr.
Leave daily Except Sunday at7'45 and l2l5 P. M.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia al p. M
only.
SLEEPING CARS for New YORK on 7 P. NJ train
daY,
thorough Tickets tn Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, be had AT the Station Office at all hours
In the day well as at the office IN the
and Brokers Telegraph Line, No. 8s Pennsylvania
avenu e. between sixth and seventh streets
see Baltimore and Ohio RGilrOsd advertisement
aud schedule between washington, Baltimore An.
uapUls, ana the West.
]. L. WILSON Master OF TrausT ortation.
L. NJ, COLE, General Ticket Agtnt
226t1 GEO E. kOONIN AGENT. ~ as1ingUOn
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Hayti-President SsIAave's Preparations
and TnrsaIR.

PoRT-AU.PRINCE June lI.-Salnave has sent
TO Cape Haytien his soldiers from Port au
Prince, and brought to the latter the troops
which he had in the former place, intending to
hinder these from sym pathizing with the peo-
! pie of the Capital. Besides, he has declared
that he will lombard the city before he will
permit any revolutionary army To enter 1t, and
with that view, he bas had grenades brought to
the National Fort. His two great generals are
5Telemaque and Lubin. Salnave com mands one
! OF the torts, General Telemaque another and
informed the Consuls that II single soldier or
sailor from abroad shall disembark with the in-
|tention of interfering he Will not he responsible
flfor the conse quences; for, probably, should
|isuch an event happen there would be general
|throat-cuttng, at least so far as foreigners are
tcOnCeIned.
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IsHAM G.. HARRIs.-The Nashville CORES
|pondent of the Chicago Tribune says:-"Isham
/ g. Harris is practising law in Memphis. The
indictment against him for treason in the
United States Circuit Court at Nashville has
lust been dismissed. Mr.. Harris was Cover
nor of the State in 1860, and probably did as
much or more than any other man TO carry
Tennessee into the Rebellion. He is the only
man who ever served three terms as Governor
of this State. He is tolerably fair lawyer,
! but is much in the Andrew Johnson style,
vand is evidently great admirer of that indi-
vidual His service during the war was con-
fined to acting as volunteer aid to different
generals. He was one of the Iast ditch men,
and fled to Mexico after the fall of Richmond.
In the Rebel colony of Carlotta, between the
City of Mexico and Vera Cruz, he piled the
jack-plane and hammer, and built for himself
a habitation with his own hands. He came
back to the States last year, relying upon the
clemency of Governor BrownlOw, who had re-
commended his pardon and the withdrawal of
the heavy reward offered for his production
before the proper courts TO answer the charges
of treason and conspiracy. He NEEDLES not
with politics, but devotes himself entirely to
his profession, and shrinks from anything
like publicity.
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G U B A..


Tho RaVages OF the Cholera at Havana.
[ From Havana July 4, the New York 2TtbURe'S
correspondent writes as fOllows:-
In q letter addressed to The Tribune In Janu.
airy last a few facts were furnished concerning
the malady then raging In Havana. What was
hen asserted has been verified within the last
two or three weeks. Bad provisions have, with
the aid of warm, sultry weather and continual
Afains, produced the same state of things as then
yexisted; and to-day the official announcement
! is made in the Dtdrio de LG Marina and Gdcctd
of the fact that we hF We cholera in our midst.
IThe proper orders were yesterday expedited by
fthe AIUntanientO OF the city, looking to all the
necessary steps to aid those who cannot take
cal of themselves, and to make reports about
the sanitary condition. This is q species of
cholera that Is classed as epidemic or sporadic,
and not the real AstRtc.
The AyUntunnientO will do every thing possible
to mitigate the ravages But really our people
are more alarmed than might be supposed
under the circumstances Yesterday, about 100
! of 250,000 is not large, Besides, no one knows
kvomito and other diseases On one plantation
in the country about go died a week ago, and on
yanother estate about so. These deaths clearly
! traceable to bad provisions. Four or five died
il q family, within the last ten days, in one OF
our fashionable streets, but no other deaths are
reported from the same street These people
had been living high, eating too much, and
what the SpaniardS would call mezctudO Ia mix
ture, or various things put together.) People
who take care of themselves, eating proper
diet, and limited in quantity, enjoy good health
and IN this class no complaint Is heard o. SICK
ness or mortality.
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The DeJatS, of Paris, publishes the fol-
lowing statement of sums still due by the city
!, OF Paris to various contractors on account of
new thoroughfares opened or in course of con-
strNctiop, and which have to be provided for
from the projected loan:-Rue Torbigo,
G7 260 ,400f. Rue Reaumur SO, 600 OO0f.; Bou-
levaTd HaussmanD, 50 500 O53f; Rue OLIVIER
| 80, SOC, 0O0f. Rue des Rennes, "a 243, ,096f;
Boulevard de pEmpereur, %, Sl4 2O0f.; Rue
Monge, "a, COS S50f.; Boulevard St. German,
! I22 962 250f; Place de lEtoile, IS 1888, 629L;
Rue Mouffetard, 7S4J, ll4G; Boulevard
Arago, IL, CTS, S93f.; Rue Lafayette, 10 2OO.-
000f; Abord des Halles, II, 30 OOOf; BOule-
ward st. Marcel, TO- j22 l49t; Boulevard Ma
genta, 10, 500, ,0OOL; Avenue BOsquet, 1896 =
7j0f; Rue de Rome, 6, 4G5, S24k; Rue de Maui
beuge, 6 456,372t; Boulevard de Palma,
2, 34G, 420f Rue de la Municpalite, 700 OO0G,
forming total of 4j3 $50, OOjt. "To this must
be added" says the DeJuts, ''the sums which
have already been paid, for the above amount
is but balance. For instance on account of
the Rue TOrbigo 7 500, 000f. had been eX-
pended prior to the 3lst OF December. 1866.
which makes, with the sam mentioned above
a. S40f, besides the expenditure for 1867. 1t
would not be amiss to place at the corner of
the new streets an inscription which, with
the names, should state the cost OF their
formation"
Several Illinois colleges have organized
an exploring expedition TO the Rocky Noun
tains.
The stock of thirteen leading mining com
panies in California has declined s., 600, ,OOO in
V~.Ue -.Aoo yc~E aso,
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

SA. NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIG NED
fk&HW wOuld call attention of the public to his
&HEI NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
<-s3S This Ia an entirely new heater. II Is so con.
sucted TO at once commend itself favor
ben a combination OF wrought and cast iron. 1t ia
very simple In It's construction. and is perfectly air.
tight; self CeaDiug having no pipes drums to he
taken out and cleaned II is arranged with upright
fues TO produce larger amount of heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now in use
Tue hygrOmetriC condition OF the air produced by
my new arrangement OF evaporation will at once de-
moDstrate that 1t is the only Hot Air Furnace that
win produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those In want or a complete Heating Apparatus
would do well to cali and examine the Golden Eagle,
CHARLES WILLIAMS
Nos, 1882 and 1874 MARK EFT Street,
Philadelphia.
A large assortment of Cooking Ranges Pireboard
Stoves, Low Down Crates, Venilators, ETC., always
on hand
N. B.-Jobbing OF all kinds promptly done. 51O2
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GROCERIES, ETC.
TRUSSES.

ID "SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS
&&s'NS No. l347 Ch ESNUT street. This Truss cor
EeGtly applied will cure and retain with the most
difficult rupture; always clean, light easy, safe and
comfortable, used IN bathing, fitted TO form, never
rusts, breaks, soils, becomes timber, moves from
place. No strapping, Hard Rubber Abdominal SUP.
porter, by which the Others Cor pulent and Ladies'
suffering with Female weakness will find relief and
perfect support; very light neat and effectual Pile
INSTRUMENTS Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings for
weak limbs Suspensions etc. Also, large stock best
Rnce. l2QSwfn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FsTATE OF ELIzABEIH b. BIRD, Deceased.
IL PHILA OELPHIA June 25 1868
Letters TGstamentary upon The hstate OF ELIZA
BETH b. BIRD having heen granted to the under
sk ned, All persons having claims against said rs
are requested to present them, and those indebted
to make payment without delay 10
Oh RISTIAN BIRD,
Nos. Cos and 6U7 ARCH Street.
6 90 f6t Philadelphia.
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<s4n- THOMPSONS LONDON KITCHENER,
SAEN OR EUROPE EAN RANGE, Tor Families
HrYzX Hotels. or Public Institutions, in TWENTI 4
NsSF DIFFER ENT SIZES, Also, Philadelphia
Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters Low
down Crates FirebOard stoves, Bath Boilers, Stew
hole Plates Boilers. Cook ing Stoves, etc, Wholesale
SHARPE & THOMSON,
1877 stu tn 6m No. 269 N. SECOND street.
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA.SHORE!
- CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
SUMMER RANGEMENT.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO ATLANTIC CITY.

FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO ATLANTIC CITY.
VINE street Ferry as tolows:-
Special Excursion A. NJ.
FIeIeai Ha With passenger car .S IS IS A. A. NJ NJ
Express (through in two houis)'..'.'.....-2H1P F. n
Atlantic A''of%l RetnSnns. leave Yianc 10 T. M
special Z. M.
Freight with passenger caT.. A. M
Express Through in TWO 10 A. M.
Accommodation A, NJ.
Junction Accommodation to Arso and in
teImediate stations leaves Vine street..5 80 P NJ.
Returning, leaves ~ a. NJ
Heddondeld Accommodation Train leaves -
vine 81 street R a. NJ and @ 5yg 5g M M
Sunday Mail Train to Atlantic,
Leaves Vine 3D A. M
Leaves Atlantic. p M
Fare to Atlantic, 90. Round trip tickets, good only
The phadepba o on W4Gn .sy yCompany
CHESN street, will call tor baggage IN any part
OF ne city ana suburbs and check 10 motel or cottage
Additional ticket Offices have been located at No.
78u D. H. MUNpY, Agent
XXTBST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILRoAD;-sqMMhR ARRANGEMENT,
-on and after MONDAY, April 10, 1865, Trains VIII
FIRST and CHEsNUT Streets, 7'i5 A. M, ii A.
M, 28O p NJ, 4l6 r M 4'6G p M r., p M Ill II r. NJ
on east Market street. at 6l5 A. NJ 7'l5 a. 7'SC
on MAJ and dOS sen II IS Main
win leave Philadelphia for Media and intermediate
trains leaving West Chester at 78O A. NJ, and
leaving Philadelphia al 5J P; NJ, viii stop 81 B. y.
station between Vest Chester and q, Junction,
going East, viii take train leaving West Chester at
7'l5 NJ. aud going West Will AXE train leaving
Philadelphia al 5O p, M End transfer a. H. o. Juno
The Depot In Philadelphia "a reached directly by
the Chestnut ana q WR4nuL street Those OF tina
| Market Street line within one 6quafe. The
cars OF both lines connect with each traiu upon Its
arrival. I1,y srr,,DANa
Leave Philadelphia at 800 A Y, ana 2'OO r NJ
Leave West Chester at "a a. n. and 500 L. N.
Trains leaving Philadelphia NJ us a, NJ and 4'5G
1 so z, M connect at b, q. Junction with Trains on
r. d b, q. r. r. for Oxford and Intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed 10 take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not Ia any
case be reSponsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars un spec - contract is made for
Philadelphia, April lat, 1868. 4lOs
nREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
| n ALL POINTS NORTh EAST, and for all
Stations on Camden and Amhoy ana Connecting
| Railroads, trona Walnut street wharf
| INCREASED DESPATCH,
Freight for ali way points on the Camden and
Amboy, Freehold and JRmeBOurg, snd Burlington
/ County Railroads, forwarded al u o'clock Noon
Fur Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, Rocky Hill and
ali points the New Jersey ana BelVldeIe Rail-
70 ads, forwarded at "a P, M
| For New York at II, 211, and r M
! Freight received from A, n. TO T. M
! a slip memorandum, spectViug the marks and
numbers, shippers and conslsnees must III every n-
/ stance be sent with each lCad o. goods.
! WALTER FREEMAN, Agent
! No 226 y. Delaware Avenue,
E7t PhlRdelphiA
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DENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SUMNER TIME, TAKING EFFECT MAY IL, 1868.
The trains of tie Pennsylvanla Central Railroad
leave the DtpOi, at TIL RTY- FIRST ano Mark Ell
streets, whicn is reached directly by the Market
street cars the last car connecting with each train
leaving Front and BrkeJ streets thirty minutes be.
fore us departure The Chesnut and Walnut Streets
cars run within one square of the Depot.
On Sundsys-The Market street cars leave Front
and Market streets thiryive minutes before the de-
paTIuTe OF each train
Slee ping Car Tickets can be had on application at
the Tick ct office n. w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
slreels, and at the depot.
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company Will call
for deliver baggage 81 the depot Orders left at
No sol Chesnut ST eeG No. 1l6 Market Street, will
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tt MON PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY
~ a Paste IOr BuXmakers BOOK binders, Paper
hangers, ShOemRkeis, Pocket book Makers, Bill
Posters e,o, II Will not sour. Is cheAp aud always
& Keller, William Mann, Phi adelphia InqnirerH
Harper Bros, American Tract society, aud Others
sole ageGlsi l.. T.. CRAGIN q co.
w NJ, 80 OOnI nir4lsLS- s.tcvt,
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RAILROAD LINES,

nj ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Teo, the hs 70 3ln Snq %SS,
ano1 ty White nPsysn WSesoSrrs ma
dale and AL the points in the Lehigh and Wyoming
E9sssnssT Depot in !, ,PhlIsdephiA, N. W. corner OF
BEhh P ana 6p AZ y, gtssets r r ,1,u,,
TRAINs-on and after WEDNESDAY May i3, 1858,
BERK and Streets & &RsPS andsSs eG
XG 645 A. M'-AocommodatIon for Fort Wash.
AT 745 A M;-Mornng EXPIRES. for Bethlehem and
Gonnectlng at Bethlehem with Lehgh Valley and
ienIown, CstSssuqus, slstngon, %anSS S''SR Shuhk Ak
Weatherly, Jeanesville, Hazleton, White Haven,
Sss and all pG% LehSh ana %yS%nE Xaeyg
road for @a6snoy CITY and With CStaWissa Railroad road
for Rupert DAnville, Milton, and Wiiiamsport
stS M Scranton At fc5 T: NJ at MsbsnoH City q
valley TTS passiSE sethie al f5 me H. oi
Esstos' end points on New jersey Central Railroad
Al s'45 A, ,M.--AccommodAtIon for Doylestown,
Willow Grove, Hatboroi and HsrtsviiIe' by thiS
train take stage at Old York Road. W 'nN
At 1920 A, NJ Accommodation for Fort Washing
ton,ssopPIng at interpedlate az @ stations. -
hem, %cnIown Mauch Hic CHUNK White er Hsgee sene
WilkesbarTe M!ahanoy City, Centralla, shenandoah,
Mahanoy end Wyoming Coal Regions -I--.----
stopping at ali intermediate stations Passengers
take stage at Doylestown for New Hope, and at
At 3'lb P.M.-Lehigh and Susquehanns Express for
Bethlehem, EaBtOn, Allentown, MRuch CHUNK,
Wikesbarre and Scranton. Passengers for Green
Vile take this train to Quakertown
AT SIS 7. M,-ACcOm mediation for Doylestown,
stopping at all intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow Grove. Hatooro, and Hartsvilie take
Al p. M-Through accommodation for Bethle-
hem and all stations on main line OF North Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with i,e-
biRh Valley Evening Train for Easton, Allentown,
MRuch Chunk.
At62O p, M-AccommodatIon for Lansdale stop
ping al ali intermediate stations
ALl1'30 p. M,-AccOmmOdatlOn for Fort Washing
w TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at % A. NJ, ll'o0NoOn, 200 and
$3.50 p. Nj.
1850 A. M and 200 M. Trains m axes direct connec.
tlon with Lehgh Valley and Lehigh and Susquehan
trains from Easton, Scranton, Wilkesbarre Mahony
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre atl.3O p M con.
meet at Bethlehem at 6O5 =. M, and arrive In Phila
delpha at 80 p. NJ.
From Doylestown at S'25 A. M, 500 and ZOO p M
From Lansdale at 7'30 A. NJ.
From Fort washington at 9'SO, lO45 A, ID. and 3'l5
PM. -,->-,,.,,.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. M.
Philadelphia for oylestown at goo p. NJ.
Doy lestOwn for Philadelphia at ZOO A. NJ.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'30 p. M
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pas
Bengers TO and from the new depot -
Union Line run within a snort distance OF the
Tickets must be procured At the Ticket Office, In
order 10 secure the lowest rates OF fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through o prln
cpal points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Express Office. No. los S. FIFTH street.
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DET THE BEsT-THE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
u ingB EditionB-Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
IN beautiful styles OF Turkey Morocco and antique
bindings. A new edition, arranged for Photographic
portraits OF AmilieA,
VIM. W. HARDING Publisher,
EEO. ~ CH sSa.SLI stzos: Ee!9W Ia9zsa
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
No 500 CHESRUT Street, forwards Parcels,
Packages, Merchandise Bank Note ana Specie, PosGe,
Express Companies, 10 all the principal towns ana
olsss aSt III 'ne LOB JOHN BINGHAM Superintendent
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COTTON AND FLAX, Avn r.,,,,,,a
OF all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning. Trunk, aud Wagon Cover Duck,
Aiso Ps par ManuiactuIers' Drlor Feis from one 10
sevetai ieet wide; PAUL. y. Betting sail Irvine. etc
JOHN W. EVFRMAN q CO.,
% 30, los JONES AueY
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GAS FIXTURES.

~ r n E X @ II AN G q
" RAG MAHUFACTORY,
JON Il. A 1 LEY IL CO.,
REMOVED TO
n, T.. corner of MARKET and WATER streets
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN RAGS AND BAGGING
OF every description, for
Grain, Flour Salt Super Phosphate of Lime, Bone
Dust, Etc
Large and small GUNkY BAGS constantly on hand
2222l Also, WOOL SACKS,
JCHN II. BAILEY JAMES CAsoApRN.
wv / j. l. / A M S. G IA I.
w COMMISSION MkROHANT
Ne, s. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
AGENT FOR
Duponts Gunpowder Refined Nitre, Charcoal Eto.
W. Baker d Co.'S Chocolate CocOs, ald RrOmR.
CTockeT, Bros "a Co.'s Yellow Metal sheAthing.
BQlIs Rp0 NRllA l&t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-10

TAST FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
II PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, to Wilkes.
barre Mahanoy Cty, Mount Carmel. Centrala, and
al points on Lehigh Valley Railroad and its
branches.
Is enabled TO give increased despatch TO merchandise
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered al the Through Freight Depot,
8. f. corner of FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before r. NJ. will reach Wilkesbarre, MountCarmel,
Mahsnoy City and The other stations In Mahanoy ana
Wyoming valleys before IL NJ. of the succeeding
day. [72sl ELLIS CLARK, AsehI,