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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-08
DOR NEW YORK.

TOR NEW YORK.
The first class Sde.wheel steamship .oTA.
CHAMPION, Robt. W. Lockwood, Com ,SaslSssazG,
mandcr, OF the New York and Charleston Steam
ship CompaDy's Line, will leave Adger's South
Wharf for the above port on SATURDAY, the 9Th
inst, at II O'Clock A. NJ
sJ- Through Bills Of Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool.
E8- Marine Insurance half per cent by this Line.
Ga5s Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
jan54 a&AMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Railroads.
ANGE OF SCH e D U L e
6 IEsI E:EE Esz

Is Na - Id 9
GENERAL SUPERINTEEDENTS OFFICE,
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, November 5, 1862
On and after SUNDAY, the 7th instant, Passen.
ger Trains on this road will run as follows, COM
mencing with the 43o ?. N. train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at. .4.3o p NJ
Arrive at Bainbridge tMonday's except
arriTe' ea' at Live oak dav A. NJ NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville daily .7.o2 A. NJ
Arrive at Tallahassee daily .7.07 A. NJ
Arrive at Quincy daily .e.l5 A. NJ
Leave Quincy daily az. .6.25 P. NJ
Leave Tallahassee daily at..............S25P P. H.
Leave Jacksonville daily at.............S.30P p. NJ
Leave Live Oak daily LIS A. NJ
Leave Bainbridge Sundays eXcepted)
Arrive at Savannah daily 1850 A. NJ
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted)
Arrive at Live Oak Sunday cxceptedj
Leave Live Oak sIndays exceptedj at 600 NJ
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except,
Passengers for Stations west OF Lawton, on
main line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
BRUNSWICK TRAIN.
Leave Savannah (Tucsday, Thursday ,
and Saturday, at.......... 1850 T. M.
Arrive at No. junction) at............4.so P. N.
Arrive ut Brunswick .642 p. NJ.
Leave Brunswick tMonday, Wednesday
Leave No. tJunctlon) at...............3.oop p. N.
G Connect &c at Jacksonse with steamers for Pa
latka, Picoata, Enterprise, and all points on the
st. Johns River. Through tickets good by al
steamers on the river. Il. S. .HAlEES,
deco General Superintendent.
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Chipping.
P A s S A G E. SIS.

T,OR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The steamship PROMETHEUS, Capt. 4>eEs.
A.. B. Gray, will leave North Allan tic GAAalEsaas
Wharf on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at =
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN THE0. GETTY,
ians North Atlantic Wharf.
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NUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

CUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
Bctween NEW YORK and LIVER .S&#.
POOL, calling at Queenstown. NJAItAAG
AUSTRALASJAN, MALTA,
ALEPPO, PALMYRA,
CHINA, SAMARIA,
CUBA. SIBERIA,
IlECLIA, TARIFA,
JAVA, TRlPOLI.
One OF the above Frst-Class Iron Nail Steamers
are intended to sail as follows:
From Liverpool for New York direct every SAT.
CRDAY.
From Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor) for
New York via Boston every TUESDAY.
From New York for Liverpool calling ut Cork
Narbor) every THURSDAY.
Certificates issued to bring out Passengers from
any part OF Europe at lowest rates.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
CEAS. G. FRANKLIN,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
For Stecrage Passage, apply to Trinity Build
ing No. Ill broadway, New York, or to
WM ROACH & CO., Agents,
nova l smW3nos Charleston
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lrnns, Qhem1eaIs, &r.

YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.
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LIST OF VESSELS

rr, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
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1SdIm ha69 q D. lqgfl:w enes8 9
dde. shodld eSCT6s todilledSoSlted 9 Coen-
di.as, 81 csssal BtsS, ! 1spe9 4 ,.sde
and new starting point for . more weee-
emily home for The white man; and, On the
Other, Ome1A The O1p(b4 Of . heuD
houriahing Tertiary. Nor will We halt -
they halted at 6seIea1tD Blu8. and shed
with them the tcaT OF sympathy and 0or-
row - they silently and mournfully inter.
rcd The Ss9ain6 II ons.of 1hslr lest md pu-
rest companions whose grave WAS 70 odd Z
new name 10 the geography OF the rver,
and whose hcad-stone was 70 bear IN In
:c.,p.lS: sesss..sd y sees sa,!s.!et :. e
their onward march at Floyd's Bluff when
death again had become their visitant
and claimed another 6oul from that
small hand of explorers WIN BY this time
had more than fofetaste Of thaf Whlch was
to follow. We will not be with them
in midsummer whom ~ wns ny md cheer
full and propitious, nor In the autumn when
dependency for the first time caused the
hearts Of all to turn towards The eosnfoTts-
bic homes and villages now left far behind.
Bot We will for moment tAsry 70 pass the
winter with them at the 4andan village,
the terminus Of their AIst seasons work,
when the bleak wind Of autumu had d.
ready warned them to cease from their h.
hoSs, and re win learn fyom them short
recital Of thsir movements and incidents.
ITO - ooothuod.l
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|S.1E1- @41Icssse & 80
LsLfseee ~! a, 800: ;iv.iaul1 8
~ 81 ~ 49," =: s.i;vs 49, oold.-
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vic!.iv ,sxEs 49,. ~. \. oS,o.r AZ -
NIX 49, ~ :, .s,snne saevice. !"
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S.s.;"...,, s s.H ~ ~ S,sS~ ~ 81 49,
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~ erS ~ ~ $3.50 ~. dufiIe the
*. ~, ~ -. ~ = ~ . - 80. III nso61S hsd
-. sss 49, !. ~ ~ SIHrI1 n. ~.
~ ~ ~. ~.
49, - ~ s.., ...,,..ra Aoll.v, /.
.v.:, svr Z. w .sns - ~ h to
- - ~ ~. yOu ~ 80 ~
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rWh;,~ =. -1 ~ III. sneech hia
r,ti" ~ u;snss r, - s,os ~. ~ io,isr Sruen.
- ~ ~ W. ~ s ssss 80 snd v,Sished
~ith Il. sna Tve.sa - :nvtSinr that RI
nv str,nser -. ~1 ~ al ~ I'd iIttle boy
: q
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.R!Fy SseAe. oFeepras4 ITO.
IL wncox. = p,h4lAl11pllERnAH
e0ss. LOON Dm loqsR
y. -. WILCOX - CO,
0nespnen - y. 4 nald~nanj
Ser Lslge CITY, Montana Territory,
Havs IN seas eopplsts as,ost>spea
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
MONTANA TRADE,
vA,eA thsy propose = - for
Cash, at Helena Prices
Thy have i sssss, and ars now rsesiv.ne
DIRECT FROM TIE sTATEA
h,rs asssss.sss a PsovisaeeA including DRIED
FRUITS, md Ill kinds Ut
CASE GOODS!
Tea, Csaee,, Sugar, Molasses, Sauces,
Rrs1ly, Cbaaee Old shawa. ~. Whisky,
PORT. SHERRY. CHAMPAGNE, coaDlALs
nd IN articles usually ksps In ~ Lsquss sd 0roeuy
line, 70 which the attention Of the
Wholesale and Retail
tsads b invttsd.
J. 3. WILCOX 4 co.
DW Lodss City, sspt II. 1854
i. e. Vawtor & Co.,
Groceries aud Provisions
Wheat, oass and Barley, Leather etc,
STONE BUILDING,
Corner Of Broadway and Jsslson s:rssta
Hu.xA, MONTANA
New Trading Post.
SMITH g. GRAETER.
OF BANNAcK c1rY,
w 4 {sasooe vaiis, ..d 7isiaisy. hat sSsy hzv,
SILVER STAR.
On The JeE,oa Rlves xhese they oGr. u ~ 'a~sss
Greceries, Lqssrs, Cigars and Tohaeeee,
uadwars, T,nwars. Glassware.
crockeryvare, Drush Nedieipse
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Underwear,
ourney 4 Co.'S. 0oots and 0s,ooe.
Ts g: .. = T.; :. :: :ss House. in Virginia Country
Deajssa
len SMITH / CRATER
r ". DoNNEl4 SD. LARABlk
D. Joseph, No. Deer Lodge
Es. W. DONNEL-L & 60.
wael1DNB wnoGnAIB
si vUoLEsAlD wN0L1oAl8
II VuolIsAlD Wuoa0AIB
wsoszsA1s wHolEsALE w.ot.sAIs
wnoIssAID wnoLEsAlB
wusLssAls wuo.ssAl,
w.ol4sAl1 wuo1EsALs
wnsLIsAls wuol4sALD
wnoLssAl1
W H OF e . A L Z
snecsns snoens -
snocss soocHs
e1ec11s s1oc1as
''oe.,. oRooGes. e,oe..
GUocxD onocyRs
sDoc8nD o0oc11s
.a .r e. 800 ...
VIII olesale Grooers,
DYER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
lily
TDs& SsaA1s. WI. H RscuA1pses
9tE,nng = Richardson,
wHol1sAL1 AND RETAIL
D9Al1np -
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Ito ~ seashusd.l
Mark TsSaiss's adventure wa tk<
Revenue As0ess0f.
The nrst notice that was taken of mo when
''settled down." recently, was by gen
tlcman who said he was an assessor, ani
connected with tho United States lntssna
Revenue Department said had nevel
heard of this branch Of business before, bu1
I was very glad to see hip, I'll the same
would he sit DOWN. He eat down. I did
not know anything particular to say, and ye'
! felt that people who had arrived ct thu
dignity OF keeping house must 10 convcrsa
pany. So in default of anything else to say
our ncighborhood.
He said he was. II did not wish to ap.
pear ignorant, but had hoped he would
mention what he had for sale.
I venturcd to ask him ''hOw was trade p
and he said 1880"
I then said we would drop In, and If We
liked his house - well - any other, We
would give him our custom. II tHtl
He said he thought he would like his e.
tablishment well enough to confhc ourselves
to it--said he never saw anobody who would
60 off and hunt up another man in his line
after trading with him Ouco.
That sounded very complacent, but bar.
ring that natural expression Of vlllAiny
which We all have, tho man looked honest
enough.
lido not know hon II came about exactly
but gradually we appeared to melt down
and run together, c0nversationally speak.
ing, and then everything went along a
comfortably q clock work. - a
: We talked, and talked, and talked-at
least did. And We laughed, aud laughed,
ct least he did. But all the time had my
live shrcwdness turned on ''full head" a
the engineers say. I was determined 70 find
out all about his business, In spite Of his OBJ.
scure answers; and was determined
would have it out Of him without hls sus.
pecting what w1s at l meant to trap
him with deep ruse. I would tell him ell
about my own business, and ho would nat
uIslly 90 warm 70 me during this seductive
burst of confidence that he would tell me-
I'll shout kis affain before be suspected
what was about. thought to myself,
my son, You little know what an old fox
you are dealing with. Isaid:
Nov you never would guess what
made lecturing this winter and Inst spring.
''No-don't believe I could, to save me.
Let mo see-let me ga About two thous
and dollars, may bel But Mono, cir,
know you couldn't have made that much.
Say seventeen hundred maybei"
"Ha-hsi ] knew. you couldn't NJ lee.
turing receipts for last spring and this WIN.
Ter were fourteen thousand. seven hundred
and an! I! City do''an-whas do you think Of
s.lx,,,,, - "a .,,, ,~in,, ,,orforalr a,neS;nm
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DIR @. N. BOwIE'S
p sa DRUG STORE.
. sign q ths ING Nssar,. s.u Il
Main street, Deer Lodge CITY.
g =: =: ss:.'s !. p'. I'as' City, o. 's.''r 6
New House. New Goods /!
'.' Coasistine Of esassal assostas1t oe
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTA
D' .G ,::::: 4.1::. 49, ,, y.s.' :: ,'''A's
~ raj fsss' s.' {. n. BOWIE
cir & POPE,
WM0l1sAl1Axn RETAIL DRU0aUss.
Nals stsssG HsasaA NsaAaaA
MINING CHEMICALS, ~
1T. Il !. PANTS ArD vAn.naA
4s3 ;gsgs tal P1yuxnna1A 11c
/ Phyuicianss Prescriptions
sssvsesly ~ Nm as,A psss n,a
~foseDys j9y Alsa ~ sAlppsl -
nv az .et ~ lie 'a9sse4 Fi'' 8
G-.----5---.:----. --------.---
~. y. MAIN aTHEIET
M eat NJ ark etl
go -" lHu1A MONTANA.
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II:=4=zFs
Dsy do se..!: ofssPf.e.f..ss.4l -
BON (: II; a;;ElR& WEIGH
~ Laaes oly - n,ns.lA 4. Z.
N.ot '....r ~ ,z s.a III
.a-f# 1ss .=E #a
GPnorel Msrchandise!
CLOTHING!
* CLoTHIN q!
.,r ~ n,sa Assstn,asee
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON GOODS
Ev o1sr'a = Hoa' n'
Dry Goodss Dry Goods
W lsvs Alvsaiat ssl Everything Yss wan h
III liss, - Cur Goods wsss bo1eAt With
especial rs1sv.es - TIE wants II
This Com "A u nifty.
- BONNER WHICH
(TO0TLN LEACH q. co.
nssawsx Opposite IL P,aatess' uoaes
HELENA, MONTANA.
whsasssls ~ 1stan Dsala,h .-
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
ss.p,s and Fancy pu aosd>
ssap,s and Inv Dy Coed.
-. ....... stsps ~ Espu Dsy 0seas.
st.ss. and Fasey Dr. qooda
- nAv1 JUST REcEvED
HAVE 1usr R1clvED HAVE Just RECEIVED
HAVE just RECEIVED
II Bsss stelt
.. Ths -. ssoes
49, The Bess Stock
They have Ever Opened IN Montana.
At MARKET RATES OR Less
FROM CUR FRIENDS IN DEER LODGE,
n'sd to their best advantage
iAly TooTlE LEACH CO.
1900. FIRST 1900.
Commercial heuse Establiahel h 1satana.
1890. a.E... 1900.
WORDEN & CO..
Wholesale nd Retail Dealers II
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS AND sHoEs.
And Taruess and xinsss' Supplies senessh
Missoula Mills, 1Goats .pe
/ MoWhirk & Warren,
DEALERS IN ...".
q eneral NJ ercha ndlao,
and III ki.ds Il e .".
A11NERSp GOODS.
Clothing
c'ssAiag csseAiag
e: :. 49,, ..-'.."'+ -. a'tA.s
cs.hs.e c'osAis
Best Boots and Dhoos.
Ce dar unction,
staa N,ssssh css.sy, Ns.aasa a...
caaA Murphy WI Daaes. Jss. staart
Murphy g Co.,
. ro0es: Ds.es, sesast = Cal
|LUN1BER! LUMBER {!
usvs a Aaad md Vim ~ 4 rseseaah,s r,Gss
DoDu1) asaDstuok e lo0bos 6e1n1laR ff'% f'r
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Drugs and Medicines.
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.xlG1Je . CARO-, Saaa~lo
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LADIES AID CEXTLgAgA;
have deemed that an hour this evening
might he appropriately spent In 5ehearsing
the principal events and incidents, the Ob
jcct and results If the first and greatest ex'
pe,diiion that has ever taken place scrosi
the American Continent, viz: that Of Lewi'
and Clark.
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Hf7Sa6S65oGD d61eli1t I'd fjGcSd W10
possession aof tseiGno and : boon, The
benefits Of which, Ne appssciaas tie noes
- our couaigy advsese6 - growth and
prosperity. Eves before ths ceseiea ~
foIl and complete he sent u > special mes.
sage to Cooe1es On the losh Of January
1soe, Recommending. that stsps prompt and
immediate 30 taken BY our government n
secure to 10 The knowledge Of the extent
and resource. Of this sequ'sitios, and sug::
md we'll orgapiSed expsdition WHOSE hlon
should only end when they reached the
mouth % the great river Columbia, the
source Of which II was their duty 10 *.
plorc. These suggestions were psumDtly
endorsed and - promptly acted upon. and
to hasten 20 he field : well armed and sci.
entif1c expedition - make known through.
out its lenGth and breadth the value OF the
territory of Louisiana and country 70 ito west.
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"a U:'sON,

The public il ciuiioned Hcainsi cmnloyirg any
y the regularly authorized Agents ,r the Cor nj
~. sinrc the Roberts Patent cover the us. ,r thn
iirpei1 and ail explosive materials FOR oil wriIs
sil the l-e oi su n mai crals by other partic, il n
direct init ingcnent Of their rights Anv psrti, in
+ fiuriug any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS viii H..
dat win accodin. 10 Ay, and "a acting ,yilIruIIy
and knowingly in i!ancc OF law and the darj.i,
Of the Courts
me Company have re organized their brs,ucss
with view 10 acconnoa,u Oil Men in every no,t
ot tho Dl tcgon. Che, have employed The most
tihcie't Agents and Assi,hTi, that be procur~l
tor the bu5.lG.s. Each Torpedo il labelled with
, af p.itits, together with the price OF ib, Tor
ptdo, and si.ncd by an officer Of tho COMPANY 20
every Operator wishing 1orpcdo may SHOW lis
price and viirfer 1t cine from or oilici
pc ator- will confer iuyor by rcpCr,ing to t,i.
Cl.co any negligence Of AGENTS.
The following named pegrons have been appoint-
a.. Agents and Assistant AGENTS ir the OIL it..inn.
OF euusylvania and Vi est Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS,

TlTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI.
TN-->frPllEN olf. piiicp, HaInii ou's t'i,,r
c,o.c add,,ss ri.usriie, Ia. Assistant, John Van
Serve.
rS--u. II THOMAS. OiiCe and address Man.
sion lI,,use iIu.Niile, Pa
S!iAMhURG AND VlrINITY-CEORGE Jr-
Is. Office, Shlmpurg; Residence, Titlsyiie. Pa
Assistant. A \, Vest
ENTERPRISE rLEASANTVILLE. DEAN
FARM AND riril0LE- GORGE w. VaW
VLiET. Oiice md address, Chase uorse J,lca.
anryIlc. Assistant, H. c. II untin.ton '0'''
TlDiOUr- AND WEST MlCKOiiY-C1As
CLARK. One. sad address, Exp ess ufloe iTidi
oute, pp Assistant. E q Bearosley -'H'
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINyTy--
LEVI MASON Office andaddre.s, Petrol,.n,n Con
tre. pl a si.tant Charles BlacSiori N''
PsRR AND BLOOD FikMS ,sld District lviny
ON iii creek and Cherry Run, from Story Fs,o 10
McC utockville--JAmts stsAUNDEhS. address,
arr Farm, Pa. Assistao :. Luther B. Saunders.
Charles ~ Cochran aui villa Iioyt.
MUL!Nco0KviLLE, OIL CITY AND RrNo
= ). WtST address, Oil City or Reno, Pc
4 ASAIyN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Ply.
EN- FiLBER Office and address. franklin, Pa
sO;UbG ASS, FOSTER FARM " PAGKEH'S
iANnINri--blCHARD W. kEDFlELD. O0ice
and addg IS S,rubsras,, n Assistant, Il. ". Por-
o. Ruld, address tmicI,or. Pa.
WH1T NtHflNIA-C D. ANGEL, and II. 7.
COOK address, parkeYsllr,. Most Virginia.
Eeo1crsy s'SiroieUt,, Torpedo Co.
Eidy2-lly
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4 LLEGlIENY vALLEYR.R

New line to Duff'lo THROUGH the OIL Regions.
JUNE Il, 1870.
GoiSG SOUTH
oil city. Franklin. Parher's ar. p It's,
Mail. y, Gam OBS Il m 1880 pm G.CDpnt
.lay Exp, 200 IN 23ipm i35pn S3o mn
Night Ex, 9,2O m 1905 pm 1,0Oam 7,OOam
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg. Parkers. Franklin. ar n. City
,uny iNp, I.NInm N.46am 1,J6 pm 80 PM
WAY Pas 1929 IN As M G,3n m 7,O5 pm
Night TX, 9t0pm $40 am $50 ii m G,3)am
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Might
tSp'e-s trains both ways be,woen ittsburgh and
Cory.
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen supt.
Tnos NJ EiSG, Asst Snpt.
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G0ING EAST.

1i.A0 4. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. do;,v
ronLecilfg ut Cory, Surdn, excepted for u u,re
"a, Mayy.ue, Broct9n nd litusyile, ard dalj
Tor Ere; at Elmirn with N,rtheln Ce' tTa Rgilwny
f!r W i!iiaWspolt II rraburg. Philadelphia ana nal
imoic and at New York Tor Boston aud Sew En-
al d cit C. 80
a sieeping Coach $ attached 70 tI,,, train NJ CTR
cinnati running through to New Y orl,
20 p. Fs. CINCINNATI EXPRESS 6,i,,
sundays excepted, meeting at Rinrhnn,tf1 ~
Albany and the celebrated summer resort. sharon
nprin.- and at New iorli for Boston, and all New
England cities. $50 ''"
,, n ,seeping Coach Is attached to this ,roi, ct
Aeadviiie running through to New York.
asa a, NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
a!i y, sundays excepted. Cuunecisat Great E+nJ
with DelaVar Ieckawanna II Western po,i,y",. ,'
for Scranton, and at New York with MidnioLt r.:
pha ''' '''i"''i'
a - soping Coach ia attached TO this T, r. .,
cleveland. rdnD z througn to iior elis1illn con-
nec'!ng wish mai naving new and improved Draw
NJ Room Coackcs attached, running through In
New York. "
: ~ p. ~. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
la,Io "A. M. ACCOMMODATION, sunda,s
excepted.
5,I5 A. vi. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays Tex
ccpted. -
Bos'cn and New England Passengers. with thc,r
baggnge, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York. "
The best ventilated and most luxlliou Slerning
coacnes RS-lN TIE WORLD-sH accompaIly ! ,I.i
night trains on this Railway. N'
~" The Eric Hallway Company has orcned
new Ferry from thor Jersey Cy Depot TO the foot
OF 23d 1t New oTk thus Cnab ing passenTrrs IN
re ci the upper portion OF the city without the cy
pcnsc aud annoyance of u street caror an omnibus
tIansier
10 The scenery along the entire route of tho E,il
way is Of he most picturesque and beaurifu
Ger Admiers Of Natute's benutins in oa
ht journey over this Lide will fluid its ever
ing landscapes subjects OF continual admer
Id interest
ggage Checked ThrOugh
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained at MI the Principal Tic,e.
Chices in the " Wcst and sou'li-West.
WM. e. BARR
d. u. hUl kEN, Gen'l pass'r Ac't
Gen sup't, Jun 10, lST0
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155 y. II. DAY EXPRESS, daily, Mondays
excepted, for tievelaud, CcninTnti ard the West
and South Connects AT Car>sville. SUNDAYS ex-
cept' d, for Sharon Newcastle and fit'.burgh: at
!-aNlts shurg for Youngstown and Sharon: at C.eye.
lai!d with Lake Shore Railway, for the West and
.or'h-W es,: at RayenHa, Sundays excepted, for Al
lance ard Pittsburgh; at Akron Sundays excepted
t"r Oryille aud Nil ershurI, At Uibana with Pitts.
blr:h. Cincnuat and st l. lis Haiiw ~ .or Indian.
.Gpi halfway, for ST. Lonis aud the South and
SOUTHWEST.
Sieeping Coaches are attached to this tain at
!i"rne!lsyle, running through to Cit veald without
change
So A. ". EXPRESS MAIL, daiiy, sunday.
eXcip'el' Tor Cleveland and the West and North
West. CONNECTS ~ Claris,ile for sharon, Newclss
ua and Pittsburgh, ~ d at; Cleveland with Lake
shoFe Raj way for The Wet and North-W est.
20 z. W. NIGHT EXPRESS. daily. for
CieIe and, Cincinnati aud the West aEd South =
tonnects nj Lealitls burW. Sunda ! cycer,tp,l for
YOUNGSTOWN: N Cleveland with l. Ike -lorc eaii.
way 'or tie West and Month Nesi: and at Iincin.
naIi with tho Ohio " Mississippi Hallway for II
LoD's and the South and South west
S.erping Coach is attached 10 this train at Nev
iorS, remit s through to Cncianai.
il.Io 4. VI. ACCOMMODATION. SUNDAYS
executed, for Leav'tisburg and " ay Stations, con.
ueetng for You gstown.
$3.50 y. NJ. FREIGHT Il ACCGMMoDA.
TON, daily.
7.o0 =. III. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex.
c, lted.
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SUMNER TINE TABLE.

On and after Monday, May SOth, 1870. the trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie RAJ, roal will nun a,
follows: "
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Sir Samuel Bakers Expedition.

The following letter has been re-
ceived at Alexandra from Sir Samuel
Baker:
"KHARnOUM, January y, 1870.
Dear Sir. We arrived here all
well on the Sth instant, after an un-
preeedented journey Of thirty-two
days sixteen hours from Suez 70 khar-
toum.
ave were delayed seven days at
Souakim for the want of camels, and
one day at Berber thus in twenty
four days and sixteen hours travelling
We reached khartOum. This rapidi-
ty OF march proves the superiority OF
the Souakim route over that of the
KorOsO desert.
81 reviewed the troops upon my ar
rival here, and they are in good
health, and prepared for the White
Nile voyage.
"The delay of six steamers and fif-
teen large vessels at the Second Cat
aract is a great disappointment.
IL shall push up the White Nile
with 1000 men in three steamers and
fifty vessels, which are being collected
here.
HAfter disembarking at GondokOro,
the boats will return to khartoum and
receive Mr.. Higginbotham and the
engineers, who are now advancing 70
Khartoum by the KorOsO desert, with
steamers of Mr.. Samuda in sections
upon camels.
sThis second branch of the expedi'
fiou will follow me to GondOkOro with
200 troops.
1--WE are all well; the season healthy
and cool; troops in good spirits.
siYours truly, SAN. w, BAKER"