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The Evansville journal., 1869-02-04

JUSTICE WALKERS COURT. - A
complaint was filed before Justice
Walker yesterday, charging young
married woman with assault and bat
terry on another woman. A warrant
was issued, but the writ had not been
returned at the hour we visited the
Court. The story of the complaint
was about to the effect that the ac-
cused was boarding with her mother,
and that the latter, to prevent per-
sons passing through her room to
call upon her boarder. had fastened
up door. which the boarder broke
open. A controversy ensued, which
grew into quarrel, and eliminated
IN the assault aud battery. We shall
learn more of it TO-DAY.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-04
ron SALE Ann F0R REvr

Z n CHEAP BUILDING EuTe.
q aBV Dwelling Houses, nud Farms
Ten Thousand acrtg oi Farming Land
/ buy oHd sell Real Hgfato.
AINAH JOH N@urg
Real Estate Agent
Third Street, EDupaails, fndiuaa.
decs1 tf
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-04
Residence and Farm for Sale.

FNfLsE hsh.AABEMGE OF the lnto Df
a. Thomas Euncio VIII be sold nt private
Sale said hffn contains 100 acres. wits
improvements. 10 rs about one mile from
lngie'H Hlaiiou, on the H. 81 g.. H. r., nnd
ien imiios from thia city For further pare
ticuars apply 40 Dr. h. AZ. Huncio'a ofnco
No. - First Strert. ifyansvllle. lY8u
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

Bs5 Free Billiards at the Delmon-
leo Saloon. feb2 1w
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For SALE.

E7DR SALE-MARlEs AND u0RsEs =
~ a lot Of fine mares and horses. cheap
Tor cash, by FORTH 81 BOWLES
Amer can Livery Stables,
Ihind Street, bet. hi aim and Locust
ja29 div
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JOHNSON.
The ex-President ON the stump

On Saturday Knoxville was Gro wded with the
friends of Andrew johnson. In the morning,
at III A. NJ, special train arrived from Green
vile with Mr.. Johnson, who was greeted by a
delegation of citizens, and escorted to the La
mar House. After a short delay, Mr.. johnson
was introduced to the assembled crowd, num-
bering about five thousand.
EThc eX-President, after returning thanks for
the cordaity of the welcome, said he had en-
deavored to protect the Constitution, and all he
asked was fair examination OF his record. He
intended to devote the remainder of his lite, as
a private citizen, to the vndication of his Off
cia life from foul obloquy which had been
heaped upon him; though bent, he had not been
broken by the storm which had nearly
wrecked the ship of state. When the Congress
of the United States, excited by interest and
spirit of tyranny, transcribed the Constitution,
he vetoed the bills and sent them back.
Look at the taxes of the State and Federal
Governments. The Federal Government COL
lects $l5 000 000-three times as much as was
necessary few years ago for the whole expense
of the Government-to pay the bondholders.
You black men might as well know this, that
while they have been entranchising you and
disfrancbising white men, they have been max
ing you slaves.
holders, who never shed drop of blood. |
would to God that the Government had not had
the credit to borrow a dollar 10 carry on the
war If the people had had beforehand to pay
the cost of the war we should never have had
one. Thank God, my march has not been
through Golgotha, My honOrs have not been
gained by blood. The widoT and the one
armed soldiers cannot attribute their wrongs to
me. | stand here vndicating the Constitution
as IL was handed down to me, and here, in the
last hours of life, cali upon you to cling to the
Constitution of the country as the mariner
clings to his compass.
Mr.. johnson spoke about two hours, and was
heartily applauded. In conversation after wards,
he spoke without reserve of President Grant,
whom he characterized as q bundle OF pre-
judices and of his Gift-en!erprise Cabinet, as he
called 1t.
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NE W,S SUMMARY.


Early yesterday morning Charles simmons,
colofed, re.tding IN ST. Mary street, was at
tscked by his wife aud badly cut on the head
WIN razor The wouu is are considered dan
geroqs. The iujured mau was removed to the
hospital, aud his wife was locked up for a
hearing.
The following are some OF the principal
aruclts exported from his port during the
month OF March, IL 7S4 barrels OF -four, 6305
barrels OF corn meal, l76.389 pounds bread and
crackers, 235,000 pounds ogt meal, 299l4l
pounds oil cake, 82,2O1 pouols OF tallow, 42,762
pounds OF lard, and AZ, sos po1nds of candles.
JOHN kiDgslapd who was confined in the
Eastern Penitentary, under sentence oftwelve
years, for tie murder o, hts vito, In the western
part of the State, stabbed himself TO the heart
on Saturday. The KNIFE with which the suicide
was committed was secretly made by the de-
ceased from piece OF iron teat he had cons
cealed within his cell. He was itty-eight years
of age, aud had served about two years of his
sentence. An inquest was held on the body by
the Coroner, and verdict rendered in accord
ance with the facts.
The folio wing vessels have cleared, with
petroleum. from this port, since our last report
Schooner Elizabeth, for Kingston, with 1000
gallons; brig Lizzie, for Barbedoes, with 1880
DO; schooner staples, for Curacao, with III do. :
brig Rabboni, for Laguayta, with 1000 do. ;
barque Louisa, for Cronstadt with 1853 do. ;
and batque Viuco, with 69,5i3 do.-making
total of 222,4 gallons. 3926,932 gallons since
the 1st of January, 1869 One schooner, three
brigs, seven barques, and three ships are now
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Domestic AHairDI

Gold closed on Saturday at 1915.
Hon. John Allison was qualified as Register
of the Treasury on Saturday.
The post office at Morristowu, n. j., was
robbed by burglars on Friday night.
-Colonel I. II. Stanton has been appointed
Auditor OF Virginia by General Webb.
The customs receipts at this port from the
22d to the 3lst ult. amounted to S409,S74.
B. F. Seward committed suicide at Bing-
hamton, N. Y, on Friday, by taking laudanum.
Charles Clarke, young Engllshman, COM
nitted suicide In New York, on Saturday, by
shooting.
-Gamebury & Co.'s bonded warehouse at
Frankfort KY, was burned on Friday night.
Loss $350,00O.
"A delegation of twenty-five prominent Vir-
eiuians had an interview with the President on
Saturday.
General Longstreet was confirmed as Sur
yeyor OF the Port OF New Orleans on Saturday.
The vote stood 25 to 10.
Mrs. s. Philips, residing near Fortress Mon
roe, committed suicide yesterday by shooting
herself through the head with revolver.
AT Cold Spring, N. Y, on Friday, Charles
MerriCk attempted 10 kill Miss Monks because
she refused to permit him TO accompany hsr
home from church.
"A bill is pending before the Arkansas
Senate prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than five gallons, eX'
cept upon the prescriptions of physicians.
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WILMINGTON, A
PHILADELPHIA,

rHILADEIPHIA. WlLMlNGION, N
u BALTIMORE RAILROAD.LTiaMHEE aH ~ TABLE,
viii leave Depot corner Broad street. and Washing
ton avenue Is f0uowH;-. n.
for BStimore stopping at all regular statlona. OOn.
neclinR with DelaW Railroad AZ WlnnRton for
CrisisId and intermediate stations.
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington
Perry yille and Havre-o Grace, Connects ct WI.
nngtOn with train for New Cassie;
Baltimore and Washington. stopping at Chester,
ThnTl0w, Llnwood, Clsymont Wilmington, New.
port, stanton, Newark, Ekton, Charles.
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's, and stemmerA
hPh hM.ht Express at II'8O p NJ DAILY for Baltimore
and gton, stopping at Chester, Thurow, Lin
wood, Clay mont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
EoTIh-ERst Perryville and Hayre de Grace. ,
take 'ne ~ '" WELLINGTON W TRAINS.
stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
"iaays PM Adelphia at llOO A, M, 2SO, soc, and
ZOO L. Nj. The 5'00P Nd. Train connects with Della
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate
s'tS aSVe Wilmington TOO and $40 A. H. I'3O 4ls and
70O p NJ The $40 A. Nd. Train VIII not stop between
cSester and Philadelphia. The 7OOP. M. Train from
Wilmington runs daily; all other Accommodation
Trans rams sRaitimore no Phiiaaelphia-Leave Baltimore
7S5 NJ, Way Mall. 9S5 A. M, Express. 225 +. M,
EInTeAs. % 4. M, Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM NJ NBAhIIM1oRE sLHnd16 mr.,
noliA PerrymRn's, Aberdeen, hAVre ue-Grace ferry'
ville CharlestOWn, North. East, Elkton, Newark,
stanton, Newport, Wilmington Olaymont' LlnWoodI
snE sThynSSS TnS tickets to al points West South, and
est may be procured at tcket ONCE NO. SSs
Az Rooms and Berths In sleeping Cars can be
aecnTed during the day, Persons pnrchasng tlckets
at This ofce can have SSggsge ~ 'ne rea
uen"0 W ' II. +, KENNEY, superintendent
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CLEARED sATURDAY.

steamship Pioneer, BaITeit. Wilmington N. O., Phil
ladelphla and Southern Mall Steamship Co.. -
steamship Norfolk, Platt Richmond ana NorIoik'
W. T.. Clyde d Co. - , -
steamship Roman. Baker. Boston, H. WlnsoT & Co.
Br brig Hermes, Blackert LaguAyra, John Dallett q
Co. .,, , IN x,,o- ~,
Psiss EnosnIa Unofnbs Oardenas, do.
Br schr Hsgie Wing, Stanley bArDades' D. Il mer
schr fsinsloS Steel Caib lrlen Warren q Gregg.
schr Port Royal Moore. New Haven't hommsi Jr
schr q George r. Conoyer. RobInson, Taun'on DO.
Schr wave Hubbard. New Haven. 90.
schr Reading Ra, No 90 Tomliln. Ns% se Hsyen'ddo
S2chr Reasing RR. NO. A, Trainer. N. London. do.
schr ADMIRAL, Bteelman, Salem. 90
5Shhr ~ II Meroer. King, Providence. do
aehr Iottie Beard Perry, New Bedfor1, do;,, ..
schr W. AIlenden, BrRley, Hartford DAY. hnddei q
$40. yST. n. O. PrIoe. Hepner, Bridgeport. o., DO.
az. Tae aa terthwalte. Long Boston, 60
s2chx ri w yohnson, Warts, Cambridgeport. 40;
schr Lady Emma. Bnedecor washington Weld
uiEhs.r Esr A 6uriingame. Bur In game; Boston. do. ~
ss's a. ii, Stom. Ford, WashinEtsn, ~ Oyoe ~"
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WEsr JERSEY RAILRoADs.-

WV SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
FROM foot of MARK Ell street upper ferryh
commencing HURSDAY, April I. 1870
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS ,.
For Cape MAY and stations below AnlVils' Eu
For Mniyille, vineland. and intermediats stations
For Brids seton. Salem. ana wsy stations 800 A. NJ.
Tor Woodbury. at 500 A. M, SIS $40, ana 800 p, N
Freight rain leaves Camden daily ~ II O'CLOCK
Trsigh. received NJ second covered whAAi below
Sfr0i8ht Dclivsrea vsrea No. ms south Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM J. BEWEI.L
m Bupogintende1n
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oSoPHY OF MARRIAGE
new Course Of Lectures rs dsys.ed ana a. Inc me
sHbiects:-How 70 Live and What TO Live for
Youth, Maturity, and Old Age; Manhood Generely
tssvieved: The Cause OF Indigestion; Elatulence and
Nervous Diseases Accounted For Marriage Pnno-
sophtcally Considered, etc. etc. Pocket volumes con
iSlninS tRese Iectures WIN be forwarded postpaid
on receipt OF IS cents, by addressing w A. LEA
In,, a. PoFnss o. FIFTH ana "AkHoE s'sse'~
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DunRans Ex press will collect baggage for all train
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be lefI a
No. US Fourth street, or Rt the Depot, Thirteenth
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ARRIVED sATURDAY

ECnT mary k HICKMAN, While. ~ days frO N Nor.
Schr Margaret Ann, Whelpey IL days from 81
j. hni N with lumber aoo laths to Harbert, Dava
sGhr Iris Hitch, days from Norfolk. with lumber
schr Ionla: Kendall days from Providence, with
mdse to knight & Sons.
with sbiDsIes to j. W. 1,asSti z seSSa Nor'oN' va
Schr War Eagle; Ofowell, days from New York,
with msSe E 10 Knight & SOUS ,,, =, a.. ,.o,,
Calais, with lumber TO w. Gasklll & soma.
Jas ~ e Green Vance 5m o% Mn and
Norfolk with mdse. to w. p. Clyde q Co:
Alexandra With mdse to w. p Clyde & CO. anu
seamer amer Massey W splin pd q hours fiom New York.
steamer May flower, Fultz "a hours from New York
with mdse to w. p. Clyde q Co.
w6 mSse GSeSseI To IGge ogde RUn'' rom Nc"
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
tow Of barRes to w. p. Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steap ship TOnawanda. Jennings, for Philadelphia
C cared at Savannah Sd Inst. -ssssssSipa
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' cleared at New York
Bhrqnes Linda, Fleming; Sandy Hook, Borland:
Eliza sprague; and Sarah sloan Sloan, at CardenAs
BaTque Desish, qilkey, for New Orleans, was at
Baiques Idoiique. Dnrkee. and Nor, Feymert both
ior Philadelphia remained at Newcastle Eng.. 2Oth
Brig George Harris, French, for Philadelphia, re.
Brig A. +, Larrabee, Carlisle for Phlla6elph re-
teIas' remained At Caibarlen Esd Ht. -. y
E6nes M1ss oa aet ,n Miller hence ior Ball. az
Briggs Hattie, Grant; s. v. Merricls. Sheppard
for port north OF Hstterss.
scbr transit. Tor Philadelphia sailed from Matsn
schrs Elite Wclford. and Emma Watson. Wallace
scbr Revenue hence Tor Boston, put into Newport
B.I yesterday, leaking badly,
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BAGGAGE.

Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all place
ON the road ana It's branches al a. M and for IN
principal stations only AT 2l6 N. -
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SHIPPING.

y<fFe. LORILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINZ
FOR NEW YORK.
sailing Tuesdays Thursdays, ana Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATES
Spring rates, commencing March 10.
sailing Tuesdays. Tbursdeys and Saturdays W
and after tn of Msron freight by this Line will he
Iaken A IL cents per 100 pounds cents per foot, ~
cents per gallon, ships option Advance chHrges
cRshed At office Pier. Freight received a. all
Times ON covered wharf.
JOHN 3. OIL,
22si per 10 North whsrves,
N b. Extra rates on small packages iron, metals,
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NJ A 7 ia

Leave Philadelphia daily At 436 A. M, 1890 noon
aud z. M, Tor Reading, Lebanon, HarratUSn
Pottsyille Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
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READINQ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

READING ACCOMMODATION,
stations aTves In sloiRg2@s st i2@ az a" way
RetnIning, lsaV9 philadelphia at 445P. M; RrriveA
Trains tor Philadeiph,a leave Harrisburg at $40
Ps rSaVs saRs Il
st2o6 2; 81, and Possyllle at a45 P. M, NrlynE ~
HaIr!e69Tg AccGmm odasIon Leaves Reading az 715
Rvaung with Aiternoon Accommodation south al
6S5 p. NJ, arriving In Phlladephia at S.25 P. M.
philadelphia a noon Tor Pottsvile snd al Ssy
sstions leaves Po:tsvie at 73O A. AZ. for Philadel
All the above trains daily, Sundays OK.
Sunday trains leaye ,Potttsyllie At 8 A. M, ana
FesGins F.S. ''' A. A' As''nS from A'"o'nE AT '~
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
pdnts Es s tCF % NM aaG % S
sO II fniiaeifga5s n No. and from D0wnnso"n
PERKIoMEN RAILROAD.
Passengers tor skippack take 73O A. NJ. and r.
NJ trains from PhlladelPha. returning from sKIppack
points In Perklomen Valley cSnneot with trains al
6ollegeville and skippack.
NEW YORK EXPREss FOR PITTsBURe AND
Leaves New York at at . a, X and andsP.
passing Reading at 05 A. NJ, and I'5O ana lOiS p ~
and SoSern central Karosd Expres tsT ~,
PittsbuIg, Chicago, Willlsmspors ElmlrA, Bstl
Ret Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
go and So A. M and 10 s. r NJ, passing ReaSi6S a
& snS 1 az n and S o and al anf q A.
accompany these trains through between JeYseS
"a. A Mall Train for New ork leaves Harrisburg Al,
$40 A. M. aud 2O5 r M; Mail train for Harri86urg
,sCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains lesye Pottsville at As and II.SO a NJ ano
e'l p M, returning from Tamsqua at s's5 A. NJ and
2'l5 ana AS5 r. M.
soHUYLKILL AND susaUEHANNA RAIL-
Trains leave Auburn AZ 7'55 A. NJ. for Pinegroye
and Harrisburg and at l2l5 noon tor Pinegroye and
and from fremont At TAO A. NJ. and 5s5 r. M. -''
TICKETS.
Throts hr5tclass tickets and emgrant tickets to
all the principal points In The North and West
"I Excurson Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading.
and iniermsdate stations, good Tor one day only.
Beading ana PotIatCwn Accommodation Traina a.
TEenraon Tickets to Philadelphia good for
day only aIe sold 81 Reading ana intermedia late ste
tionS by Reading and PotIstown Accommodation
The foi6WiSs tickets obtanabIe only at the
SSe o oPSadeip6is. or Of g. 4 Nicnoiis deneTa
superintendent, Reading.
ooMMurATION TICKETS.
At 25 per cent. discount, peIWeen any points do.
sired, tUr families ana hrms'
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 1000 mllss, between al points, at t525O
each Tor families ana hrns'
SEASON TICKETS.
For three six, nine, twelve months, for holders
only, 70 all poinls 81 reduced ratea'
CLERGYMEN
Residing the line OF Inc read win be furnished
et halt tare.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From PbIlsdelphs to principal stations, good IN,
be bad Only at the Ticket once 1T Thirteenth sb5 S
Callowhin streets.
FREIGHT
Goods OF all descriptions forwarded to oil the ahoyo
points from me Companys new freight depot BrosS
| and Willow streets.
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1e@fe,s OR LIVERPOOL AND
sElt[AS QUEENSTOWN. Inman Line OF Mail
49, AisA9 Steamers are appointed to sail IS fol
a tuesday.
CITY OF London, Saturday, April 10, at p NJ
CITY of brooklyn, Saturday, April IL, at 10 A. NJ.
City of kna wa Halifax, Tuesday April % H. noon.
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
frt Per 40, North River. "
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE MAIL STEAMER sAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency
FIRST CABIN STEERA 1896
10 London. 105 To London. ..........
To Paris n5l To Paris ......,........ AZ
PASSAGE by THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN. STEERAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency
Liverpool .........Ss0 Liverpool. $50
Halifax ......., ~ Halifax. l5
by Branch steamer 40 b by S Bra nch ' steamer 80
Passengers also forwarded to Aayfe Hamburg Bremen,
etc, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by
wishing to send for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company's Offices
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, No. 10, BROADWAY, N. Y,
Orto -ODONNELL u EAULK, Agents.
45 No. 4l1CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia,
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Brig B A. Bernsrd, Croweli, from Messlna Feb.
Wi n frntt etc
Brig Nellie Move, Merryman, 81 days from Ion
don. with mdse. to Warren o. Gregg. Experienced
fine weather eli the pAssRge
Brig AlbatrOsa, smith days from Matansas with
molhsstB to II. &. Knight & 90.
Big Loeb LnmoId Grfia 10 days from Cardanas
wi sugar TO W. BuEby.
Steamer - g. Walker, sherin. "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. NJ. Baird & Co.
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Sag CHARLESTON, 8. c.
The South ana Southwest
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
EVERY TBURaDAY.

The SteamshipB PROMETHEUS, Captain arav
W. EVERMAN, Captain Vance,
WILL FORM RAGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship PROMETHEUs Will sail on
THURSDAY, April L, at A NJ.
Through bills OF ladng given In connection with g.
" H. T. TO points In the South and South west.
Insurance. at lowest rates. Rate Il freight as low
hS by any otheE loute. For irelghE. appiyto
E. A, BoUDER u CO.,
22su DOCK sTREET wsARF
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Str a. G. stlmers, Knox, New York w, p. Clyde&Co.
SIR w. willing, CundiH. Baltimore A. 9rOvea. 1r.
Tug TuOs Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with y low
OF bnrRes w. p. Clyde a 90.
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Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., 2 and P. IA.
Leave Chestnut Hill a. 750 A. M, l24O, 6'4O and 9t
p, NJ.
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rREIaHT TRAINa

Goods OF all descriptions forwarded to oil the ahov
points from the COmpanyS new freight depot Bros
and Willow streets.
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ON SUNDAYS

0, and IL Z. Id. ,,.,o 49, -
$40, $40, 6'40, $40, and 10 40 Z. M
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AN
il NORRIsIOWN RAlLKOAD.
TINE TABLE.
KOR GHRMA NlO WIZ

FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia st 6, 2, 8, 9O5, 10, IL, IL A, M
l, 81, SS,a a5. 5M g. e.f,3 10, n,I2P. M.
HI, l, 2, 8. 4, 4%, 5. ga, q, S,9, 10, Ii p II,
The $40 down train and Sx ana 5% up trains vii
not stop on the Germantown Branch,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

Ebr additional Mariss Netos SEQ First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY,
BUS MOON RIs 2'95
sun HleH WArKR.......-- $50
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
GEORGE ". LATHAM,
WILLIAM q. KHHT, Z COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
n. a. MCCAAMON,
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CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Philadelphia at 8, 8, 10, II a. NJ, q az

Leave Philadelphia al els A. M e. 7. ana 1OX p n
Leave Germantown at s. 10 A. M, l, 9, ana ~ P.
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FOR CONsHOHOCKEN AND NoRRISToWN.
Leave Philadelphia AZ 9. aud ll'O5 A. NJ, .lk
g. az, bla Ga, 8 10, and ll1s +. M.
Lesve Norrietown at $40, q 76o O. and II A. H.. Ia,
g. Az, 81, and 81 p. n.
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FOR MANAYUr

ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia at A. M: "a and IA +. n.
Teaye Norristown at A. M; 61a and9 p. M.
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PRICE OF PASSAGE

In gold Qncluding wine)
First Cabin $40 second Cabin eSs
10 PARIS.
UncludIng railway ticke!s, furnished on board)
First second Cabin.
These steamers do LOT carry steerage passengers.
MedicSl attendance Il ee OF charge.
American travellers going TO or returning from
the contne Mt of Europe by taking the steamers OF
this line avoid unnecessary rlska from transit pS
nslish railways and crossing he channel, besides
saving time, trouble, and expe,-se.
9hUhGE M ACkENZlE Agent,
NO. 5S BRUAL WAY !, New Iotk.
For passage In Pniladelphis, apply at Adams
Express Company, to ii. Il. LEAF,
.1E2 No. 800 CHESNUr L street,
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MORNINo EXPREss.

At Slb A, M for Reading. Lebanon, HnrriSOufg
Poiisville Pine Grove, rsmaqua, Sunbury, Williams
port Elmira, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Milkesbhrre, Pltthton, York Carlisle. Chambersbufg
Hngefs,own, etc.
Tie 7.sO A. NJ. train connects at READING witt
East Pennsylvania kailruEd trains for Allentown
ETC., and the s Is A. NJ. train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train Tor Harrisburg, etc.; at PORT
CJIETON with CstRwJssR Railroad tralns for VIII
Transport LOCK Haven Elmirh etc; at HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
and Schuylkill and Susquehanna trains for North.
cumberland, WiIliAmsport, York, OhnmbeTEburr
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Leaves Pottstown at 645 A. NJ, stopping at inLe
mediate stations; arrives In Philadelphia aG $40 A.
Returning leaves Philadelphia ut p, M.; arrives II
POttstown ~ 6'l5 p. NJ.
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EAVUNbIUN
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good no
Saturday. Sunday ana Monday, at reduced IgrPs =,
be had onIy at the Ticket ONCE Vt Thirteenth an
CSlloWhin streets. ~
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RAILROAD LINES.

READING RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK
IL LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO III n
EXTERIOR OF PENNS YLVANIA, THE sCHU YIr
MILL. SubQUEHANNA CUMBERLAND AND
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MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
AT 7SO A. NJ. for Reading and all intermeoi ate
slsuono and Allentown. Returning, leaves Reading
at 83b Z. M. arrives In Philadelphia at 9'25 p. NJ
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

THk GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BRE5T.
The splendid new vessels this favorIte route for
follows:-
ST. LAURENT. Brocande Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PARIS. .SurmOnt,,., aLurdav Oct ~
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