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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-06
Tennessee Manufacturing Company.

THIS COMPANY IS NOW PREPARED TO
Il receive proposals for all the stone, brick and
wood work, necessary in the erection Of a boiler
house, dye-house and machine-shop with stack
chimney for the same; and also for steam en-
CINE (of II inch cylinder) for propelling the ma
chine-shOp.
Specifications Of the work, and other information
in regard to it, will be furnished by the architect
on the grounds by the Secretary at his Office mo.
80 Public Square,) or by
s. D. MORGAN, Prest T. NJ. Co.
JAMES PLUNKET, Sec'y, etc, etc.
Jan. 8, 1S7O-ian4-1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-06
OHIO EER TREASURY AND
PENITENTIARY

The Legislature of Ohio convened on
Monday last. From the message of Gov
Hayes we CLEAN the following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-06
TERMS FOR 1870.

Single Numbers Of Review, 81. Single Num-
bers of Blackwood, IS Cents
The Reviews are Published quar-
terIy; BIackwOOd's Magazine is
monthly. Volumes commence i'm
January.
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LIVERPOOL. March 3l.-ll-l5 q. n.
Re.iDeI 81. Spirits I'D.
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ANTWERP, March. 81 - y. II.
Crude "a.
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Compounded AZ Cl,ri7tie's
Compounded ar Chri-ric's
Compounded al Chri ,ic'i
Compounded at Chri.Iie's
1T Chri,tie's
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SS's4.S 81 .a.ss IsGiSH.
NEW York, March 81.
Gold-lI2.
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Dissolution Notice.

TJNhc firm Of ieNrlc3 & Cornwcl coal dealers, Mt
4 this place, Is this G0y disso, ed by mutual
nscnt Mr. Scrrlcs retiring rom re husnes.
The business VIII hereafter b. conducted at the Old
stand, by Alc,srs Cndingiun n Curnwoll, who will
settle the accounts ftho late firm.
j. q. SEAkTES
Pet Centre, March 1917. ], g COENW FMn
gIa.'tl l3y.
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TEE. aII. MARKETS.


OFFICE on
PETROLEUM CGNrHE Baby RFcoRn !
HETRuLEUM CENTRE Mdrcn 81
The market remains with but litl" 'irc
We hear Of sales Of six cars at 81, 10 which i.
a little loser than the market pr,ce. aud
six cars at $40. We quote u! s. 200
$4,25.
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s. "a, p Smiths large stock Of boots and
-''s Is onereu at COS, for tae next GO days
Dee II.
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DRUGS! CTTSsUGS

purs nrngs At Chri.tie's.
Pure Drug, at Christ es.
rure Drugs at Cnrsii-'s
Pure Drugs at Caristics.
Pure drugs al Christie's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Prescriptions tsiD pnu lLcd At Chr.tis's
Prescriptions Compounded ut Cari,tie's.
PRESCRIPTIONS CouI"'cnicd At Chrise's
- PRESCRIPTIONS toiaPouatea at tLrslie's.
Medicines at Christo's
Aeticines at Christes
Medicines at Christic's.
Aedicines Chris.e,s.
Medicines 81 Christe's
Prescriptions Compounded Mt Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded NJ CAristie's
prescriptions Compouaccd AZ Chrstc's
Prescriptions Compounded at Cirs,ie's
Prescriptions Compounded 81 Chnstic's
Tsilet Articles at Christie's
Toilet Articles st Chrisi's
Telct Articles at Chrstin's i
Toilet Articles at Christis'3
Teiiet Artic es ut Christies
Prescriptions Compounded at Cjris.ie's
prescriptions Compounded al Christie.
prescriptions Compounded at Christc'.
IRE crlptions Comp umd i ~ G riste'.
Prescriptions Compounded ~ Christie,
IRE Liquors al ChriAtic's
rsre Liquors at Chr-tio's
Pure Liquors at Christie's
Pure Liquors at Christis's
Ears Liquors at Christe's
Prescriptions Compounded At Chri,te's
frescri tions Compounded ar Chr-ric's
Prescriptions Compounded al Chr ..c'l
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded ht Chri.Iies
Prescriptions Comp poundsd at Chri.iis's
rufs Wines Mt Christiss
furs Wines at Christie's
rGe w ines At Christies
rare Wines at Christies
rrs Wines ut Chrisue's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christic's
prescriptions Compounded al Chri-ties
prescriptions Compounded at Chri-tie's
prescriptions Compounded a. ChIisties
Us At Christie's
Oils at Christie's
Oils At Christies
Oils At Christie's
Nls at Chrislie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christio's
prescriptions Compounded at ChrslirS
prescriptions Compounded at Chrstic's
rresclipil Ions Com pounded at Christic's
nslnts at Ohristie's
Paints at Chrstie's
rants at Christe's
rants at Chrsiic's
FAlts ct Chri.te
descriptions Compounded at Chri,tie's
rr' scriptions ComDotluded az Curiltir'.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Chris i'a
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Chri.lir's
p.,., \, ltrc'criptions Compounded al Chris tie's
npateh, Medicines at Christies
latent \ diciues At Cbris,e's
pht p.eht Me cnes at Christi q
p..eht Medi ines at Chri-te's
s'eht Medicines at Christe's
No, 13 Washington Street
No 13 Washington Street
NO. - Washington stree
No l3 Washington Street
Petrol nm C.,, ', No. IL Wasningt on Stree
npenoi um Cen re, Pa
nneroleum C,utre. pa
Sro s, u II ,enire, Pl
ieFoicum Centre, Pa
j. III CHRISTIE.
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Hest Qualities of Coal,
I'IliS Means Business.

an preparing 10 leave this locaelty cr, or about
tac first Of April coming and MY BOOKS MUST
RE.CLOSED. Those who have claims Ggalns, me
wiz please present them for adjustment, at my
Office in Nicholson { Blackmon's Hardware Store
And those inicbtcd 10 me will please call nd settle
at once. Negleeting this they will after that date
find trei. accounts in the hands Of the proner
authority for collection, with interest and cos, added
March 3, 1870. JAMES A. SuEi.RIpF.
mech Str
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Petroleum market Crude in buli difficult
to sell at late prices IA a aud lS3t shipping
oTdet refined better, demand large for
Philadelphia delivery and On speculation,
sales 2OCO bbis cargo here on private terms:
100 bits 26j9 and for Philadelphia delivery
1000 bbls for April &c; 5000 bbls for May
261a; 1860 b5s from May 10 July 26 and
1000 bbls from May to December rs lor
March 25,
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CulLDBENS CARRiAGES.-A tine assor.-
mcnt Ut the Furniture Stu.c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Scr
GcbcimnibbOlle YeOlar,
peer:
Die C6fbtrr Oes S6ifbri6i9rn.
8pman aus benz jiusffsn amsrifanii6sn artsss
ppn R. Qspnbarb.
(5Ortityuns.)
SritteS Sdpitel.

@m nSGfsn WOrsen mar pisrsr bette.
rer Simmsl an GIilene 5prijpnte, ia iis
i6ien bur6 bUppsIte 9ittenewirbtstsit
ben Ginrrud bes Ntenrs psrpii6sn su
pUq,n. sic mar tssdubsrnc. 70 lanss
es pausrte. 9lidIi6erwsile fur bic 9e.
mitbsruts unisresESrsunrss rausrtt ss
absr ni6t lanee. Ste sIid In ibrsr yla'
tur psm Nprilpstter, no 0iUrsens bic
Spnne ltrabIt, Ntttass elm unwsttsr nil
tbet unO Qbsnps pisrtr Der blaus 5immsl
la6t. Die IsiIsfs anpsutune unisrss
5rsunpss auf ibrs Sage, Elm unsrrsi6ba-
rsr g8unId, tin lsihtes 9srieteu bes
Disnfperipnals i'm 5Ctsl-aae btsIs unt
ssrinsfuSisere umfdnrs warsn ssnassne,
pus @Iei&sspi&t Gliisns 3u itSrsn. So
babe ftrn anssbsutst, bab Grnf fit btsis
S4waAsn nt&t pertsblts, bab sr bisisl'
BEN pteImsbr Osrrammte unp bepausrts (;
aber es mare bod ju pitl seIast, trpate i'd
bsbauptsn, Rag iie i'm @anssn isin @sfabl
fur bisIrs Wdp6eu teeintrGGtiet bdttsn.
Gr bate sinsR iungeu Sppf auf ieinen
S6ultern, unO penn es pabr 1T, rab bic
9iebs alts erute gu Sborsu ma6t, 70 III ts
fiber ni6t gu psrwunsern, eab aud istn
lrtbeil Elm penio 9etrubt purpe. Sb IS
ssrape 9isbe mar, mas er fur fie fabIts,
Oh lis ssrape bauernps 9tfuble in iGm sr
rset babsn pirps, pas fraete er F6 isIbit
ni6t, pas baben aud mir tsine @slsstn'
belt ,u erfprIden, ME eer QsIsr baIO CT.
fabrtn wirp. aber 70 pisl itebt fef, eae
Ts sintn ItltIameu 3uubsr auf ibn Ibts,
sinsn fuf masustil6en GinEub, Der aus
ben tisftn Aussn auf ibn ilbsrRr6mts
psnn ibr Bid ibn traf, aus ben feinsr
5inssrIpiesu, rpenu tbrt 5auo bic isinist
berilbrte. gBenn lie nit ibm alein iaf
unp muntrs ginfdls iibsr ibrr eippsr
iprubtltsu, psnn lis an itiusr Ssits purt
bic Straesn IGritt, nm siuen @intauf u
MAIDEN pcsr sinsn Salpn ju beIu6en, nj
3srfrsuuussn winttsn, - pann CAB e
H& pisIsm 3auber sausttb bin, hann per
gag sr, mas sr Fa in aupern ausentIidsi
bsltGnpis wtspFrbcite, paB rtefss talp, feb
talp snpsn mIiTs unp psrps. llnp 60 en-
csts pirtli6; nod f6nslsr - adj! unb +
gan, anbtrs, ais sr sswaui6t bate. Dt
DepeI6e pom 5untsUias mar tsantwUrts
une pie tnlOiss 9lntuuft Res 6errn Du
pcnt in ausii6t ssitsut wCrcen. Damt
mar Der g3arfsl sefallsn unp ss bancslt
Fa nur nod um bic ansaRI ppn Stunbsr
wsIte Der gtSman uuItrrs 6Tsuurr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
Versicherung,
SpeDttipn-mnD-@ecbiel

U. Sftwart Wptttr lNa1T0Isef ppn D,
unaS 60. in glsp.gorf" unb ,,ayepmins County
WaItual." Srrnrr Assnt fir ale surppdiitsn
Dampfsrs9inisu. paiIassI6einr auf Dampf-
unb SsssIIbiTsn mad unb pOn Samburs, Srs'
men unb ale antsrtn SGfen psrNsn psrfauft.
lSe6Isl psrbsn mad alien 3beilsu bes aItsn Va-
tsrlanbsS ju ben niebrisiisu 8aten aussslts!t.
Office, 205 Qadapanna 4ptnus C3sielsrs
SIpd), 3immrr Np. 1, pbsnauf.. 16N9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14
SGnncrciem.

Der llnttptibuste, SOn hem @unl6s bsirrlt,
ben felt Sabren bstritbtntn Shpineeleien nit
1artsn. une 9Iumtniaamsu, 9Iumtn,pisDsln
u. {. 10 elm Gnes ~ MAIDEN, bat bic gIstntur
tints pbildttpbirr Sauits C. Spurney II. Co.,
iittrnOmmsn unb sarantirt, sae sr tets frii6s
SGmsrsitn itesr gIrt su Iisftrn i'm Stanpt it,
aas Sprtsn SGmtrsien fir 6rO- unp Gjar-
tsnssmalt, G,spirs IL. {. p. ffetS auf gpratb.
8shs1unssn fir 8Iumtniaamen, Slumsnipir.
bsIn unp StrGubrr pnben piiuftit aussefIhrt.
t7m,70 &brif. 8SltsT psun apGnur,
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NGGfers SeulO00c

Sd lluttr,si6uster tmpfsble n,sine nsus Ssu.
paasr ben Siirg.rn pcn SCRANTON. Sa i'd tag.
lid Ssprilr in meint SdnSs btfpmnit, eaB elm
srobrr S6piueeI nit bsm Ssu setrisbsn Pire,
StItbss ni6t bier seppsrn Rprbsn 1T, unb man,
der Wlann an elmer tinsigtn 9abuns I'M Is
Dpaars befrpsen pirS, 10 parns i6 jebsn 9ir.
etr, fein Sru Iu fauftu, auBsr fs III bier esppssn
ppretu. R6btrs Gusiunft bet
i0ir66 GbrifiaR 0SIftr,
penn aSt., Habt GHuifrrs RSbsIRcrt.
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6eich6ftssNmsetae.

Subtm bic llnter,ei6uetsu bas friibsr BON
acdb II. Galloway stfiibrte WSbsIseIbGft in Der
prnu @prnur, pbrrbaIb Wulbsrrp Srabs, faufs
lid iibernpmmtn babtn, eebtn lis bic Srrfi6ers
uns, eae iis ale in bas WGbeleeI6Gft einidld'
gtnbsn grtifel lsts auf 8Urratb baItsn uno gu
ben nieeri9lsn prsiIsn perFaufsn.
RaP Sluf 9si6subssdnsniIs pirb beirnbers
RidiI6t eenpmmen unr alles ba3u @tbIrier
prompt bt1Orst.
2Sp3m S6Sufslb II. 5ausmauu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-14

,ur Gntgtssnuabmt Spn Dtpcftu I'M Sttraet
ron nitf ptnissr ale sinsm Dslb p0u
Snge eurtn,
BremIern,
Waittutftn
bpsrftrH,
DltnGrn,
slbbusrn
gBetberH
aiubern
uub anerrsu, an psI6sn Suttrsiien srlaubi
p.rSeu In llebersinltintmune nit ben sserudten
Rtaeln unb Rsguatiputn, Scn esnsn cine eoptf
ppn ben llntsr,titnrtru cher ppn btr Saut 81 BE-
tOmmsu II.
Samss 8lair, prditbtnt.
Sames gr6balb, Rie,.a,rSriseuteu
Spbn 3. Sutpbiu
Oscar 6. Wppre, 9aibitr.
Dtrtttprtu uHt 9trpaIter.
9ames Blair, Scbn Sanelep,
Snmts glrdbale, Sanfere @rant
Scbn D. SutpbtH, !. j. punt
Danih 6ppsG, 8tores 6tiptr
Samts 9. Sl0rum.
scranton, Q. Sit. 1867.
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9(m N01td1er.

Der llnts8si6nsts, pslter burd tabrsIansen
9strisb isinss @ri6dftes iib ale 8prtbeiIe i'm
GinfaufpOn Sabad ansrsisuet bat, empfsblt bier.
nit sinsm psrsbrtsn publifum isinen 8crratb
ppn Rauhs, S6nupf. unb aautabad, StsaIrsn,
pfsifsu, Gieausnipisrn, ipris aat In fas 5a4
einl6lasrube artifel.
GasPar 3paIS, GtSarfrabs, usbsn tsm
5rauflin Sptel. 23e9
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TIE MILLER.


There was an old man, and ne lived all alone
With his three sons, and they were all grown;
This old man he made his will
And all he had was little old mill.
First he called his eldest son,
''Son, oh son, my race is run;
II 1 miller you should make,
Pray tell unto me what toll you'd take ?"
''Father, father, my names Feck,
OF every bushel I'd take peck.
''You fool, you fool, the old man cried,
'rThats no such toll as a man can ride"
Next he called his second son,
''Son, oh son, my race is run,
If a miller you should make,
Pray tell unto me what toll you'd take 2"
''Father, father, my names Gaf,
OF every bushel I'd take the half.
''You fool, you fool" the old man cried,
''That's no such toll as a man can ride.
Then he called his youngest son,
Son, oh son, my race is run,
If l miller you should make,
Pray tell unto me what toll you'd take?"
Gather, father, my names Jack,
I'd take all the grain and swear to the sack.
t'Hallelujah ~ the old man cried,
And the old man shut mp his eyes and died.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17

AN INTERESTING BABY.-The Nottingham
journal SAWS s:-''An interesting itinerant
auctioneer determined upon introducing a
novelty, and created sensation among the
poor mothers in the locality by holding a
baby show. There were several prizes, and
presently the door of the caravan leading on
to the stage from which the auctioneer dis
plays his wares was opened, and the mammas
came forward in single file with their cherubs
in their arms, and formed row in front of
the assemblage. The only difficulty that
arose was as to who should judge. Three
men near to the caravan mounted the ros-
trum, amidst some merriment, which was
increased tenfold as, commencing at one
end of the row, one of them took the babies
IN rotation in his arms, and raised them up
and down as though the job was one to which
he was not at all unaccustomed. This ap-
peared as though the decision was according
10 weight, and, as one young woman was pre-
sent with twins, the suggestion was made
that they should both be taken into account
when the result was arrived at. Some of the
babes presented rather sickly appearance,
and did not seem at all to relish their posi-
tion. After good deal of careful examina-
ton, the decision of the judges and of the
. crowd generally was given in favor of a plump
little infant, whose parents rejoice in the
name of Winterbottom. Another prize was
given to the child that was dressed in the
peatest manner. 1t was freely banded about
that show of young women would be not
unnatural sequence"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17
A PEEP AT QUEEN VICTORIA.

A PEEP AT QUEEN VICTORIA.
correspondent of tie Chicago Journal
has recently seen the Queen, and write as
follows about her.
The Queen has made herself quite promi-
nent during the past week. At the drawing
room, of course, none but the creme de Ia
creme were present, but at the opening of the
new buildings of the University of London
there was more mixed crowd, and in fact a
fair representation of English society in all
grades. Hence the test of the sovereign's
popularity was on that occasion the best. 1t
is impossible to resist the impulse that seizes
one at such time, and l doubt if any British
lungs were more severely tried that day than
were my own. To me, of course the mere
idea of royalty never once presented itself.
But there was something truly magnificent
in the appearance of that solitary woman,
something that appealed instantly to every
chord of generous sympathy and enthusiasm;
and venture to say that never were such
honest shouts raised in honor of any poten-
tate on earth. The Queen has particularly
graceful manner, and her very bow, when
acknowledging the greetings of her people, is
worth going good way to see. But think
the very prettiest sight ever saw was when
she led the Princess of Wales forward in re-
sponse to cheers also awarded to her The
Queen seemed even more gratifed by this
demonstration than by that made to herself.
OF course, these ceremonies are always very
brief, and the royal presence was vouchsafed
only for few minutes, but feel certain that
during those few minutes the Queen, to use
familiar American expression, made no end
of capital, and went home more firmly seated
in the hearts of her people than ever Her
Majesty also did another graceful thing this
week. While General Grey, her late Private
Secretary, was lying unburied his favorite
daughter gave birth to a son, and the Queen,
to testify her respect for his memory, came
up to town and personally stood godmother
at the baptism. 1t may be interesting to
mention that the child SO honored was born
Earl of Burford, and that he is a lineal de-
scendant of the famous Nell Gwyn, the only
one of its numerous mistresses of Charles
III whose memory has been preserved with
any degree of respect.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17

NKIEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
leave from the Depot THIRrY-FfRST and CHRS-
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
645 AM, for Il. q. junction, stops at all stations.
7lb a. NJ, for West Chester, stops al all stations
west Cf Media Except Greenwood), connecting at
B. G. junction for OXFORD Kennett, Port Deposit,
and stations on the +. and B. q. X. X.
$40 A. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations.
1850 A. Nj. for b. c. Junction stops at all stations.
280 T.. Nj. for West hester stops at all stations
4I5 =. Nj. for b. c. Junction stops at all stations.
445 p. NJ. for West Chester stops at all stations west
OF Media Except GREENWOOD connecting at b. @.
junction for oxford, KenneLt, Port Deposit and
all stations on the p. b. c. X. X.
$50 p. Nj. for B. q. Junction. This train commences
running on and after June l. 1870, stopping at all
efS P. M. for West Chester stops at all stations.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
b25 A. M from b. c. junction stops at all stations.
6 80 A. NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations.
74O A Nj. from West Chester stops at all stations be-
tween w. g. and Media except GreenWo0d), con
Meeting at B. c. Junction for OXford, Kennett,
Port Deposit, and all stations on the r. @ B. u
sib A NJ from b. c. junction stops at all statons
1000 A. NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations
los p NJ from b. c. junction stops at all stations
lb5 p NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations.
4t5 p M from West Chester stops at all stations
Connecting at b. G. junction for Oxford Kennett
Port Deposit and all stations on the p. a B. c. r. r.
665 p M from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at b; G. junction with r a b. G. r. r.
mences running On and after June 1st, 1870 stop
ping at all stations.
sos A M for West Chester stops at all stations, con-
Meeting at Il. q. junction with p. a. Is. @. X X.
2'sO p. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations.
4'3O A. NJ. from West Chester stops at all stations.
T.bO p. M. from West Chester stops at all stations
Connecting at b. G. junction with p. a b. c. K. RI
w. @. WHEELER Sup'L
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ THE SHORT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE
LRHIGH LR CHA AND d. WX0MING VALLEYS N9RTH- R
TERROR NEW YORK, BUFFALO, OORRY,
ROOHESTER, THE GREAT LAKES, AND THE
SUMMER INFRINGEMENT.
Takes effect May 16, 1870.
Sixteen Daily Trains leave Passenger Depot,
corner of Berks and American streets (Sundays
200 A. M Instrumentation for Fort Washing
At7.a5 M. (Express), for Bethlehem Easton, AL
lentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, williams
port, Mahanoy City, Hazleton, Pittston, Towanda,
Wayerley, and In connection with the ERIE r. ALI.
WAY for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Cleve-
land, Chicago, San Francisco, anu all points in
S26 A. M. Accommodation for Doylestown.
g45 A. M, (Express) for Bethlehem Easton, AL
lentown, Mauch Chunk, williamsport, WilkesDarre,
Pittston Scranton. Hackettstown, Schooley s
Mountain, and N. j. Central and Morris and Essex
II a. M. Accommodation for Fort Washington.
lis, 80, and $40 P. M, for Abingdon.
lentown, Mauch CHUNK, Mahanoy City, WILKES.
barre, Pfttston, and Hazleton.
2sOF. M. (Accommodation) for Doylestown.
at 800 P. NJ. (Bethlehem Acrommodation) for
Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Ooplay, and
4.16 p M (MaiD for Doylestown.
500 p. M. for bethlehem, Easton, Allentown,
62OP NJ Accommodation for LansdaIe.
500 and l1'ao p. Nj. (Accommodation) for Fort
The Filth and Sixth streets, Second and Third
streets, and Union Lines Uity cars run to the
Depot. -
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA FROM
Bethlehem at 90, and 1895 A. M. 2l5, sos, and
825P NJ.
Doylestown at 1926 A. NJ, 44O and 7O5 P. M.
Lansdale at 7'30 A. M.
Fort Washington at 20 and 1l'2O A. NJ, $40 and
946 p. NJ.
Abingdon at 235, 4'b5 and As P. NJ.
On SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 80 A. M
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 20 P. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA for Fort WASHINGTON at $50 a. M.
and 700 p. NJ.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 400 p. nj.
| Fort Washington for Philadelphia at $50 A.. M.
| and $40 p. M.
| Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
! principal points at Mann's Moth Pennsylvania
May 16, 1870. ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-17
Incidentals.

"A citizen of Columbus, Ca, saw a beauti
full rainbow the other morning, and one OF the
local papers explains 1t all for him. rainbow,
it SAYS, lis nothing but the action of the suns
rays at a certain angle on drops of water, by
the medium of which the light is decomposed,
and shows prismatic colors."
The Knoxville (Tenn.) Wing says that the
report that Robert Toombs would deliver the
oration in that city on the occasion of the deco
ration of the graves of the Rebel dead was
utterly without foundation, aud was intended to
prejudice the public mind. 1t was started,
however, by the Press and Herald of that city,
q Democratic paper of the strictest sect.
Two brothers of the murdered Senator Ste
pbens, of North Carolina, have published card
saying that the officers and the citizens OF Yam
ceyville have exhibited commendable zeal in
endeavoring to ferret out the guilty parties, and
that from the evidence adduced during the in
vestigaton, they have not the slightest ground to
suspect any citizen of Yanceyville of having any
agency in the perpetration of the crime
Canada has produced a kitten which is
hydra and almost a centipede in one. we are
told tbat il had five heads and twenty legs, 'all
perfect." The Hamilton (Ont.) Times tells the
rest of the story thus:-''The whole of the mon
strosity was alive yesterday, and showed no
sign of dissolution: but to-day three of the
beads and twelve of the legs became defunct.
The other two heads and eight of the legs are
vet alive"
The Postmaster at San Antonio, Texas, was
not long since puzzled by the receipt of a letter
from New Orleans, directed to "My Nanny,
lNlDB III Tue ClIy Ol Cau bnlOnlO. Oue uay,
however, small, ferce-looking old woman
appeared at the post office window, saying,
''Mister, have you got any letter there from my
johnny" The letter addressed to "My
Nanny was at once given her at a venture,
and the suspicion that it was Intended for her
proved correct.
The Charleston Courier learns that a num-
Der of bill-hoders of the Bank of the State OF
South Carolina have determined to make an
issue in the courts as to the obligation of the
State 10 receive the bills of their bank for taxes
as provided for in its charter. They claim that
the decision of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of the Bank of Tennessee is
final and conclusive, and that the ruling of the
South Carolina courts must be sooner or later in
accord.