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Observation-Disclosures
xonaAs LINE ., 8 NAL srEAxzRa1 !" .
FREIGHT TAKEN alb Al yl ssSs ssR CENT BELOW
2. or Ia-"rQ1'r xIa
t.i rs a. fiu. nsv non
q 49,; c Ms.s o. Hs.ssiS &ss:a
-''''' d. Mary. = = -. " -
.5sf ON s9CoI r. q BoURNk 0onmandsr.
M ,ls.vs nSs oe 3. ysssph sszsss On SUNDAY.
Apnfieth ASH. 19itAA Il y ~ s.sd Z al n y
For nsishs or passage apply TO .gIais-osa
CHAa A WHITNEY i 90, Assnts
Sm cd1 x -s1sao Corner Magazine and Matches strssA
TsAs insured half shs adopted By Board
NB-sp sl. i l.dins ss,.d snsr s4ins Of tn. steamer
SnIf26 1~> .yI..l1.ss
81 IHsIpR BxRwIoK's Rat HoU4H
new oRLxANk oFEEousAs AHD oKxA1 WEsrEny
III .o1 RALnoAD. igE1x
!. NINA. p: sss,. =. ..F.s
q. 5.ps:, 9 :..iS.ss {. s;.:s::. ciS q 8.
tAAhk aoske@ - oevseou
Jessp hine APT. =. n k1wds
s TUEsDAYs AND SATURDAYS. ~ ii
CITY Of NoFfsik. .....,....Cspty J, J. ATKINSON.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
EVsHl DAY Sssssss :.sssssd i shs oss q Is ops
' l''A''s . y HSsss & so iSfsEssI nol. Agent
cc-n III y =. q. " = BAYLEY. supsrinssndsnt
BALTIMOIsE-
+, vgo a. ToR BALrInoR1 AID HAvANA
nm INV oRIxAss. BALr1Iokx AID HAVANA
REGULAR sEMINoNrHLY LInE or sfEAMsHIPS
dEBEsfr l iss tom: 5sS%:: s:n; cs%m.nd'
,lsoh = Al ia " .o&1 . u srsaifO ~ dHlsq
CARRYING UNITED srAfEs NAIL oas ~
81 !. RIRsR OABu :JA
Tzossh Tcanb V NsW Yosk 60.
q ~ 81 a. 49, II 7 ogt-.ls1fiO NJ
<6 To e Il RzG WAR; A.P st .v:1sa
- Steamship 20 Uf al hsi4s-a $500
.isaH g "a AZ y .sioi Labsrtys l0 al ssirs4
b. Q. RRED. Commando.
WIN isavs hss wharf, foot q St. Joseph street. sATUR
DAY. April loth, ct :. n, carrying ths o. q mAils
ForfrsshsH passs having Unsurpassed asesmns6saons
spplyts sii4. WuHEssPooAs HALsEy = 90, 81
- Caropdsst stsssk
HB-Ne BIN Of iadng but thsss Of shs COMPANY win BE-
signed Permits for freight mast b procured from hls ses
sailing q u ---uoL L----aaI
CORPUS CHRISTI. .a
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~ N O,J d N RR-aApril leA47 bales cotton
4 h az n Allen &co-l41 Alcus Scherck b Au-
tey-30 Jes Hoy &co--27 williams d Son-23
W A johnson Zoo % Summers 3 BRAHMS 23 20
W Friesson &co-22 Henderson. Pesle &co-2l
L Adams q eon--20 Richardson q Msy.-l7 Jno
4 Hsrdje &co-.l5r h Wilson Bib &co---ll r &S
Hendsrson--l3 G a Green &co--l0 W N Owen 4
co-ec Payne. Huntington &co-9 W J Robson--.s
J g. G Cromwell-7 TO Warren. Crawford too
u W h-s6 Barrett q Lesassisf--6 n Well
u Mussoh AGO. 4 Meyer, Dsutch & Wsis-4 Stew.
art, Galtrajth 4 Finer "A N Killer &co-3 Fried.
lander--A3 Jennings, Gates &co---2 Jno Chade 4
Bro--l c L Walmsley &co--l Lehman. Newgass
&co-I6 BIKE oil stones Stsufer, Kent &co-2 bxs
mdee Kern B Fellman--l3 bxs shoes 8 Zelnick.
err burialcsses J B Habbard-l3 foIis leather
y 9 Hass-l3 do p Thomolen-l box drugs e
Hart &co-z bxs mdsG Is bxs hsts Vincent Geo :
ii do Guiplan &co--7 do Cohen Endel-7 do
Tricou &co-3 do Biandcan b Goitet--3 do F N
Fisk-23 DO G Leaumont-4 do, J ] AIbert-3 do
J Berry &co-l do B Lewis-1 pkgs ] J Austin
20 bales ndse Jno Hardie &co-sundries to or.
der-Totsl AL bales cotton 5r-,-77-96 - rs.
q no, o q g W---Aprl l6.--l7 hhes sugar to
LA6tts. Duiilho &co---l9 do G 6sbatier--al do La
peDe q Ferre--l8 do A Bower--20u do ] i Adams
dco-l0 bales cotton ! W Blrbridge &co--4 bbls
potatoes Fox-A7 hides P Portier-l hid horns
i6 hides r Dufouf- 10 do Bersud 4 Gibert-l6 do
bdI do J L Couref-lS5 head stock and sundries
10 order-T Total 10 bales cotton ls6 hhds sugar Z
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"a ssaH .lidd "a Cnx On JssssssoH. Aprn ", $50.
Beeves; 1859 Calves and Yssslings; 257 Hogs !;
1854 Sheep, and % Mich Cows. 6old-ll44 Texas
Beeves ;lS29 Calves and YeaTIings; 797 Hogs; 1927
Sheep; A Mich Cows. Stock on sale 81 Texas
Beeyes, o6l4 Calves and Yearlings; 270 Hogs !;
l43 Sheep and 40 Mich Cows. We quote -. : \
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case mustard II Stumborg dco-LjU pcs nonow
II + Torian- 100 * corn J villavaso- Bal. .
cotton D 3 Carroll &eo-l pkgs furniture pkss
ltobsceq CA Whitney doe e9lc AXIS corr West 4
iNetneton=l00 hxs biften 10 bxs candy Vince.
lloct, Finisy 6co-is bbls par.niPss sifsFsEz-
lSom Som SiiSs hay Tslrehni { Bissh aml Q.
calves w Mahon-7- horses aad sundries to or
der Totsl ls hses tobacco Is bales cotton
Gotten Jos Hoy &coA3o C L Walmsley &cc--l7
Rershaw 4 Cslrhack-S IF fhsinsman % n !
Deirich.s PJ Pavy &eo.2 Bo1lieny 3 Escls.
molssses Meyer, Deutch 4 Wsis--3 bsgsweol n
l DIETRICH II ks potatoes hides r Theineman--
10 bids sugar Foley, Conget &co-lo do I bag
wool 81 eks corn and sundries Jos Hoy 1907
bbls potatoes Queyroze & BoisL bbls peanuts
GrsDde &co--l bales hides Carlson, Marks &co--
2 bbls copper I bdI skins l wheel J L Couret-l
bbrspgsf b BIaese- q sks peas Schmidt 4 Zeig-
ieras6 DO s bbIs DO q hides bale hides ! Dbl:
sundries 'Labrsquere, Duplex &co.-2 bales wool 7
bale hides 4Sbbls peah Bersud q Gioert-1 bale
wool n Prudhbmme LOG sheep LAbusquere, Du.
pleix &co- II head stock McQuod Mshle14 do
%dsr-fotsi -iOl bsiss cotton 70 hhds sugar S Obls
"s sIhaiRsEfsvEpoRT. Steamer Bart Abls-ss bsls,
cotton GCrEsrss SnS RhPs Sco
r.iIr,-~- p.-~,..,fS r..-~ ii NJ, no. V;rcc
49, ~ trru y "a ~ he
pm. H9n,,ncSo, 80 n n I. Wsskfr.sisv Scoale
ino Cbafis 4 RsoT q inc r Hsrdie eco PerkiSs.
swnnsnn Scc, III Snvker sandidge-l9 Warrent
Crswsord Sco- ShSs sncsr Rsrshs q Carr
mackY 10 nor, Mc6uoid 8 Mehle-i55D sbeenTP
bids horns TITO, src d. FsniSiiIsSi b1 esss SIX
Haxey PSn sn'e cso ;ussr Ard sundrisS TO-
IA go. 1870, III III - ToSi
SAMbESt 81 @ bales cotton
M Os,eshrmfS lehman Nsrsssa &eo e 10 @
Mscs,t aaSTNsvrsn Hcooa T'e5rsn6s SceS3
Pam fsce 4 Niron- 4 "a Fel,ovea Ferrusou &
HsrvsTNTS HstfIcrG NobIsa 1 mi sscSf ia Brss
Thsv raj sS;ns q hb1s sycds;es spetsysony
H1i ScoNs hides penn pace 4 Nixon Il hal kin
n n 49,. n r~s s-,r ~ :, a. NJ.
cottou - -i.i'SS o''S1- ''s'sss 1T - -1sIs 81
sSts 45>Oxs porycu et.svne, D.r bIs y IN hslas
cotton pm. Psce1 q Nixon-i do p Mslmrose-i
I ShSs SS5s. p DSr kin. * Corn ks rsvs
seed cuttOp nsSiss ~ DocEter.s sonious
ccsto "a PENN Pscs IL SsIss
mgsn rHH Sns sesp
ID S3sSIss % NJ. vssIs - "a pocts.rssn Scoo
n.,en nostor Sp Tets - hi. Ne a RopsssouS
pnies cotsoH ny s.or vois fsOo a ,,1,
90 pM egRsL lefreponno-i Dbl nee hiem
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Hlariae sJntslliaents.,s. ;.
ORnscnHI OyyIon, No. - CAR e9I1nz.i
qos bsgorrr eatuTday. April II. l6ea ~
Cleared Y0storaay. rgfI -

CR1scnn OyyIon, No. - OAR. q9lunRs}
a.gi 20 soof hsyorr Saturday. April IL. l6oR IA
tI 80 vsb ueersd iHesssraas, r,giI rof
Steamship Biehsills, Baker. for Nsw York yia Ha.
70 vsns, ~ ,bs1afffeaf feGrse Harris Il Bid Woll
Steamship Conoordis, Hedge, for Boston sis He.
Steamship O Harris, Lockwood. for Galveston, Z.
-.-l- ~ is ~ = o1CA whitney boo
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for 0alvestoa, sol, isi
Ship Elisabeth Yeo. Scott, for Quebec, a.ssgIna
'lf.l taf * .5Cissi8sO = d. Il ForstAll Son
Ship st Louis, Hubbards for Boston, = ..g.'. aG
Bark PsginIni (It), Ps@alsqus, for Liverpool, %
tssnfffo sTefoaf ,TsVgwSd Nv 3 Baddendoff
Bark New Castle, Armstrong, for Livespool, llsdi
Brig Alice n Putnam, Atwood, for Mstannas. m
= ballast, feTdl 20 div mThorndike B Norton
Schr Anna Leland, Bennett, for Charleston. SH
schr MareBgo, Doane, for Russian Ipland,sb ,Sglu
% itzlfni ijC 10 sjsN, 8itaTovsi Fsfnandez
Steamer W r Arthur, Jones, for st kouis. Asstsr
e. I'D ..H. = = - 800
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REGULAR UNIFIED STATES MAIL PACKET rol
u q. .1cLlt VCKhBuk6. sIs f. .a.V
IN PLACE OF STEAMER BELLE LEE.
800 Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, Asr.L
- - ROR DONALDsONvILLE, fLA
aGeSjx qvemins Baton Rouge Bsysa esrA, Mouth Of
- Bed River, Estchss wsserproet Rednsy. s.
yoeeph, Grand Gulf ycksburg and all ntermedats land
ines-Ths spendsd passenger packet vheksburg. r r..
LeetherH. master; sam Ayies Gree and kell clerks
win connecting 81 vcksburg WITH the steam
Calumet and Countess for faahaschis and fesoo rkve
For freight and passage apply on board or % -
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efDAnBoAn.

UIBAnDOAEUs Nt'ti-A'
Indiana Neal. from Louisville 81 q za'aioal
Frolic. HEM. from Grand Ecore osI32,s.si
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile \. tla "a ens !.
Lafourche, Work, from Camden ~! : ,oil4 o
Bart Able Harrison. from Shreveport ave :.
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge ~ 80, ~
Ban Nicolas, Albert, from Lower Coast rs
Clepns, King, from Lockport - -eio' ga
New Era, Dugss, from Nspoleonville sl
.sf-l &c ARnyALs At TIE NEW BAsN. 60
Bark Gopher. from Pearl River s,ssf yfa'-
~ schr Mary Frances, from Hsnsboro, =. si1s9
q; Schr jose phiue, from Biloxi .aao 5siimii
q tchr Bette Stevenson, from Psscagoula 10 J,
h 6chr Pearl Riverp, from Wolf River i1 ssfr5
6chr Marion, from Pascagoulssi dsr,vslru
Echr liberty, from. Bonfueai eailisa6 s1sg
echr Union, from Biloxi > q ,o.ssnbS- q
6chr Butterfly, from Bayou ,Lacombe is,gll O.
y6chr Csmelis. from Bayou Lseombe u 8gsf
Schr Sirsna. from Pascsgoula saiad el-3l yigo
d schr Mary hsgdeline. from Pascagoulao sd
~. aaii ARRIvALs At 7H1 OLE BAsTH.bI1 bo02
schr Carrie Swain, from Biloxi ioa.i1 lax
Schr RENE Hortense. from Procterville ,aoa
i, Schr Isabella, from Pascagoula - 20 ~
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Steamship Gov Marvin. Mckay, from Hayanss In
go ballast to J Allen 6co--lst district IA ua--
Steamship Iavaca, Livingston. from Florida Ports,
toll w Perkins 4 co--lst district Is JTa-a J.
Schr Cora, Fsuris. from Corpus Cbriste via Grand
snnCsiIlou, to u Gomilis-New Basin ,s-rlGl
SchY Lizzie Major, Giles. from Cape Arranss CnbA,
ID to VIM Creeky--2d district ~ 9ol 80
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, A N d
IL BALIiMOkE RAILkOAD.-IlME IABLE.-
UUIl menclng MoNDAY Noyen6er, ,, ~ S iSeSIdralna
will leave Depot corLef Broad street ahu WssnlnK-
WAY. M All Tram al 8 80 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore. stopping al al Iexui"T stations; Con-
CrehsId and intermed1a ststions 80 .
Express Train at IL M. iSundays excepted) for
perry yille and Havre-o e-Grsce, connects at Will
Ington with train ior New Castle: 80 A. ou,s, s
Express ram at 4'00P. M. tSunoays eAcep.euJ iof
Baltimore and WashiL gton, st9ppipg AZ ChesLer,
TnuIlOw. Linwood, Clay mont, WIN Waihiungs ~, Nsw-
port, stanton, Newark ElkLoD, North-Ease, CnhFies-
town Per- yliie HsSre eos' Sl u6ases, and temmePs
hrn h.bt EXPRESS at ll'aO p NJ. DAILY for Baltimore
snS Wssning gton stopping at Chester. Tnprlow. Lin
ano aod !" GaymOut, Wilmington, Newark. Ekton,
MIL. M0Th .EasI Perryvie. and Havre de Grace -,
Passengers Tor Foltress Monroe ana Norio4k VIII
take the lSo M1ii.Mi g iiSN NGToN TRAINS.
stopping st all Stations between Fhnaueiphi" anu
WihaaYas Phi adelpha At MpoA. M, so co. and
7lo p M The O0P. M. Train connects Win Deiso
ware Railroad tor h@rrinE'on anu in''-0"'e
stations; Wilmington 100 and $40 A. M lSo Ans and
LsSTS Ihe $40 A. Nj. Train VIII not stop between
LVO =, ~ nd PhLadelphia The 7OOP. "a. Train from
HM'iminglon runs daily; all otnef AccomnouShon
Trails IS PhiiaaeIphIa-Leave Baltimore
-5s Fi0iM M Way Mall. 9S5 A. M, Express 70 r. M.
Express. 2 % r. M, ESpreRsss1 S prRs1M BALTIMORE.
sUNPPA1t Pa1ttmoTe AT 7'z5 p. NJ, stopping at Mag
LIE Dc, Tvmans Aberdeen, HAVre ue-oIAce. ferEy'
Vile IhafIesIown, Norm Esst n1nnm,' Eas' i1waad
Stanton, Newport Wimins'oh'o'ASAoN AoN'
ana Cnssier;t tickets TO all points West South and nd
eouthw est may be cnntnsS,aI Hotel Whers also
Ohesn4ps pdnms M and Berths IN Sleeping Ssrs can DC
Ssnrea during day PERSONS as 9 I
| at this oihee can c1An,nn nYE transfer Company.
| dence py Inc VT II. +. KENNEY, superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
ASDSENA4oR AH kntf9x AEp @ LiH
TEOH ~ Y nj PHI Ia "a DELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
.iam. yRoM, wALsgr srnner. wHARy.
M Via Camden and auH Jeiss1 ciy ES Mail s
A. 2P ~, via Camden and Amboy Express..... s'OO
$sf ssssSs:'
ts snd 10 H. fnS as % ,Os and mIeniSn I,so P.
N: for BordentOwn, Burlington Beverly ana De-
AT ESQ and 10 A. M, L. $40, 4so, g. and 1880 p
myra, and Fish House, and2 p. Ior Florence and
The ! and 1870 P. NJ. Lines leave from Market
AtrA. M, via KenSii gton and Jersey City. new
YSrH E1Er ar Il Linz EaEe tor trenton
At2,sS and II A. M. 80, and P. NJ. for MOrnsvIne
Al 7sO and iO.l5 A. M. and $50, snc bP. M. for
Az sCsnd iO'i5 a. a 25O, q 8, and p NJ. for Corn.
mfns' BIdeseurs and ana %ts n for
oOiISfM FE0M WEST Slt iHILADEIP HIA DEPOT.
A,os Via Son1seting nee ms, Esiyay 3 ~ vork HI.
A Via iesey s Sy SnF FrIe YORK INK
a. a. 30 p NJ Emigrsnt EN- Line; Fare q for rrsn,on.
4. gas A. M, $50 and . p M, for brSSlii S,i,vtoxu
schebcka, EddiSson, m Torrasdeie Ho!Inss-
burg, Tacony, W@sinoming, Brdesourg' ana FRANK
The 0aSA, NJ, $50 and Y P o,INd M Lines will run
For Lines leaving ensnstoD depot take tns C Gass
Safore 6eparur ss cars Of arSeS Street sal way
direct to " eat Phnadelpble Depot. Uheenut ana
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the MAfkst
Street cars will to connect with the V46 a. M e"e
and AZ L. Nd. Lines, -
PROM KkNsIHeToN DMPuT.
At 7'30 A, M. Tor N Agara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
EImTa Ithaca, Uwego, Rochester, BingnaInson, Os-
Wego, syracuse, Great Bend, Montrvse, WnkesbAfr re-
Scranton, btrOudsbnrg WsJer cap, schooley's Noun
tain, etc. -. - 49, ,-,-,s.-o ,,.
LGmber rtville, Flem ngton, ec. the $50 + NJ. Line
con necis direct with the Train leaving Easton tor
Mauub Chunk, Allentown, Bethehe IL etc.
Ats p, N. for Lambertvllle and intermediate Sta
HOuB. - -
OAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY lAND
PEN BERTON AND HlGHIerOWN RAIL
| From MARKET STREET. FERRY, Upper side,)
Al and 10 A, M. l'So 30, and 5sO T. NJ for MeI-
Transport, Hount Holly, % emishyiile =, Evansville
Al y "A, M, l3O and $3.50 +. M, tor lewiston
| Wrghtstowp, Cooksiown, New Egypt, Hornerstown
| rirasm TidRe I'm la sJown sharon and HzhtsJOwn,
| II ia WILLIAM II, gATIMEk, Agent
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLhHEM, D0YLESrOWN, MA UCH
CHUNK, EAs1ON, WlLLIAMePORr, WILK Ecj.
BA RhE, MAHANOY CITY. MOUNT OARMEL
PiITsTON, ,TUNKHANNoUK, AND SCRANTON
WINTER ARRAN GEM ENTS.
Pass enRer Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERKS
and AMERICAN 6treeta, daily Sundays excepted),
~ At7'45 a. n Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Ri auch ChunA, Hazleton Wiliamsport, w Wilkesbarre,
Mahanoy City, Pittston, ana TunRnannock.
945 A. Nd. (kxpress) Tor Bethlehem Easton, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Whkesbarre, Pittston, and
Al i'S5 p. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mach
Chunk, Wi!kesbarre. Pttston, and scranton.
At 500 r. M for Bethlehem, EasLon, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
For Fort Washington At 10 45 A. M. and IL 80 4. NJ,
For IAnsdale at 500 p M.
Filth and sixth streetH, second and Third streeta
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
DepNTiiR AIMS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem ~ Sl0 A. NJ, s'lO, 0'26, and $50
From Doylestown at s'35 A: NJ, 400 and 7P.M
From LsnHdale at 7s0 A NJ.
From Fort Washington AZ ~ 80 A. M. ana $40 r. M
-. ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 30 a. ID.
Philad elphia for Doylestown ~ r. M.
DOylestown for PhilRdelphia att A: M
Beihlehtm M for PhiladephtA at Z. NJ -. u.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked througn ~
Mann's North Pennsylyanis baggage express ONCE
"S' ''"S ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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VXTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
WV RAILROAD.--WINr rER ARRANGEMENT.

VXTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD.--WINr TER ARRANGEMEHT;
lon and after MONDAY, October B, 1865 Trains wiz
leave follows
Leave Philadephia from the Depot. THIRTY-
FIRST and Oh E6NUT Streets, T4b A. M, III A. M,
28O p. M ,4l5 p. M 460 p. M. 6l6 and Al 80 Z. NJ.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, nom Deport
M lO'46 A. M. 1,S5 NJ. 400 Il NJ, and e'6S Z, N:
IL Philadelphia so r. M. viii stop at b. O. juno.
tiOn and Media only. Passengere TO or from station
East win take train leaving West Chester a. A %
A. M, and going West Will take the train leaving
Philadelphia at f5O p. M, and transfer at B. O.
The Depot In PhIladelphia ia reached directly by
the Chesnnt and Walnut Street care. Those OF the
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival. "a, s,,,.,,. -.
Leave Rhiladelphia & a. s's0 A. N, and 2o0 r; N,
rains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 A. M. and 4'B0
p M, and leaving West Chester az 8 90 A. M. and 450
y M connect at Il. Junction with Trains on p a
r. q r. IL, for Oxford and Intern ediAte points.
aIOi HENRY WOOD. General Hup'k
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WALL PAPER.

L OOK! LooK!l LooK!ll-WALL PAPERS
l. and Linen Window Shades manufac-
Depot, No. 1888 SPRING GARDEN Street.
below Eleventh. Branch, No. 3O7 FEDERAL
street, Camden, New Jersey. 22R
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF WALL
N Papers and Window Shades. 8, +. BA IT,
DERSTON g. SON, No. 9O2 SPRING GARDEN
street. 225Sm
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r IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERH
IL AsHRURsT BUILDING. No. 24O MARKET 80

LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF ABOUT 500 PACK
AGES AND LOTS OF FOREIGN AND DOMES-
ITO DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning.
March 3, 1862 by catalogue on four months credit.
consisting in part of lines linen goOda; white
goods; bosie W gloves hoopsklrts; corsets; bamOra
skirts; snd printed. border plain. hemmed. and
hemstitched linen cambria nandkerchlefs; ruf1iing:
Iadies linen and cotton under-garments: gauze
shtrs printed aprons Glothing patent thread spool
cotton; travelling bags; satcheis; combs; brushes
cutlery; and notions generally In great variety c)m
prispg the usual assortment. and worthy the aLten
tion OF the jobbng and retail trade.
Also, -baes Dutch Twill aud Venetian carpets lit
Also, invoice three ply ingram and hemp carpets
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~"A I0HN VANLhER Jr. I1Cket 1Asent,
"S~' no. SOL CHEESN UT Streel
ERANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. llo MARKET streeI
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent al the Depot.
The PennsyivAnla Railroad Company will not Nd,
Eume any risk Tor BsgEage except FOR Wearing APP
pArel ana limit theis feeponslbllity TO One Hundred
Dollnrs in value All Baggage exceeding that smouni
In value Will be o. the rlsk OF The owner unless taken
bv speCial contract, EDWARD Ii. WILLIAMS,
Az Senefa Superlntenoenb ALTOONA, Pa
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ParTott and Hotchkiss projectiles ior all call
pres of cannon; round shot, snells, canister and
sphe rical case, for all calibres. Also, fixed am
munition for the same.
Musket percussion caps from orokenup am
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
To reject ali bids not deemed sati, factory. Prior
to the acceptance OF aay bid II will have TO be
spproyed by the War Department.
Terms cash. Ten per cent. payable on the
day of sale, and the remainder when the pro-
perty is delivered Twenty days Will be al
lowed for the removal OF stores
bidders Will slate explicitly the point or
rries will only be made at the arsenals
Samples can be seen at this once, or at any
of the ark enals in the United states.
Proncsala will he addressed to the under
sipned and endorsed proposals for purchasiog
Ordnance Stores" For further Information
Apply W VA" 8. CRISPIN,
Brevet Colonel U. s. A.,
AZ Major of Ordnance.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, GERMA NTowN, AND
L NURRISlUWN RAlLkOAD.
TINE TABLE.
FOR HHHM Mo WIN.

TINE TABLE,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Phiadelpbia a. 8, y SO 05. 10. II. ~ A. M,
Leave Germantown at @, 4 76, g. 20, g. lU, H. IL A.
NJ. Ia g. 4, "a, 6 S5S,7 8, Q, 10 II z. ",
The 70 down train, ana 8A anu bM up trains, Will
not stop on The Germantown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadepbla at IS A. M, q 2. ana Ion y ~,
Leave Germantown al g. Id A. M, l. g. and 9A 2. NJ
OHEsTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phliadelpha at 8, 10 " A. M., 2, ga 6N y
Leave Chestnut Hfn ct no s s4o, u4o A. M, 1.4o
$40, $40. 8 40, $40, ana 10 40 IN
ON SUNDAYS
leave Phtndelphta at . l5 A, and p. M.
p. M.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, ~, o, and III O5 A, NJ, Ik,
8 "a, b1s ga Us anu ll% =. M.
Leave NorIistown at 40, z, TO- Q, and II A, NJ IA
8, AZ, b1a ana 81s p, M.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia AZ a. NJ: "a and 7l6 p. NJ.
Leave Norristown at A. M; bh and9P. M
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave Philadelphia AT 9. ~ o, and llO5 A, NJ; IL,
g. Al. 5K Ga, %, and ~ Nj.
Leave Manayunk AZ 6l0, 7h, 70. 9<, and ll1s A M,
Q, 8h, 5, Ga. ant p. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia AT A. IA "a and ~ p: M.
Leave Manayunk at7h A. M.; q aud ga 2. NJ
w. 4. WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot. Ninth and Green streets
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READING ACOUMMOD ALTON,

READING ACOUMM0DA ALTON,
stations; arrives In rh,sdep6is sVS a. io2U " "
Resu5nng lssy9s & Pailadelpna at As p Nj arrives
:. iFsins ior PbiIadeiPha lesye Harrisburg st sloA
Pha Il M And rosye T'ns eys
HsSTIsbais AeSq@a ada.IOn IsayeS Residing st7!ss
ReaSng with AsernpSn Al Cd s1s south at
%sihet train with pas eneer car attached leaves
Phiiaoephia at II 80 noYp I.r louisville and way
phia and ali way stations.
All the above trains run daily sundays ex-
0tS,nGd Sunday trains leaye ,PottsvlIe g. AN and
Reading al a. M. hetorning from Reading At a2'
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for Downlngtown and intermediate
points the A M T. 80 ,9o Hn@ e. NJ ras
IT loa Gao 4. NJ. Il Is ana Is ?. N. '-'-- "'"A
PERKIoMEN RAILROAD
PASSENGERS tor Or skippsck take 7SO An A. M ana p
N a. and Stage nes
points in Perkiomen Valley connect with trains at
Uolegeville and skippack.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURa AND
The WEST.
Leaves New York at "a, M. and audsP. NJ,
nd oonnecns at Harris urS Win
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
PittsbuEg, Chicago, Willlamsport, Elmira, Baltl-
aiT1s OF Express from PissSnfg on %
$50 and 5 % A. NJ and 10 . o. p M. passing Reading
NV = YorS rMS at A. NJ and z1o and r a. eenias 30
sn
A Mail Train Tor New York leaves Harrisburg at
leaves a. New York at n M.
,sCHrJYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trans R9Hxs rU@ /! aas al and
2.l5 and 435 r. Nj.
soHuYLKILL AND susoUEHANNA RAIL-
sno Harrsburg and At l2s noon ior Pinegrovs and
TIsmSnt Re%5nng a fren M and 1 e p M
TICKETS.
Tbrous arst-oass Tickets and emigrant tickets 30
all the principal points in the North and West
"n ExcuIsion Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading.
rs snd sdIa by Mosnns Accomnodston MsrSsi Tiay
Reading and Potistown Accommodation Trains at
EXCURSION Tickets to Philadelphia, good for one
tlcns by Heading and Pottstown Accommodation
ITalSs ~ tickes are obtainabe only at the
Office OF s. Brsdtord, Treasurer, Ne 227 =. Fourth
street philadeiphiss; or Oh e. a. NcnoiiS' General
ooMMuTATIoN TICKETS.
At 25 per cent. discount between aay points de-
| sized, for ianllies and nFms.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2OCO mlles, between ali points, at $3.50
| each ter families ana hIms'
SEASON TICKETS,
For three, six, nine, twelve months for holders
only 10 ali points at reduced rates.
Residing on the Lac Of Inc soaa nd wiz De furnished
| ct half fare.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From philadelphia 70 principal stations. good for
a oSs az h oS At
| CRllOWhil Btreeta.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the abo
points from the Company's new freight depot, Broad
| and Willow streets.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily At 4S5 A. M, 1890 noon
| and p, M, Tor Reading, lebanon Harrishura
Pottsyiile, Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
| MAILS
Close at the Phlladelpha POST ohice for al places
on the road and It's branches al a. M and Tor Lhe
| principal stations only AT 2l5 p M
| BAGGAGE.
Dungans Express will ilect baggage tor all trains
leaving PnlisaeipEla Depot: 0faSrs can be left a.
and Uallowhill strGeis.