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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.


Steamship Roman, Baker, As hours from Boston,
with mdse. and passengers TO IL. Winsor & Co.
Steamship Centipede, Willetts, from Amesbury In
Steamer salvor, Herring, from Richmond via
Norfolk, with mdse to w. p. Clyde Co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde Co.
steamer D. .; Shrlver, Weoo, Is nours from Baltt-
Steamer Monitor, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. M. Baird Co.
Steamtug America, Chambers, 12 hours I'm Della
ware Breakwater. Captain Chambers reports bark
Pawnee, from Dublin, and an unknown English brig
Brig Torrent Tlbbets, 8 days from Gardiner via
Portland, with ice to johnson Co.-vessel to
Schr Thomas Il i. French, Doughty from Newbern,
c., with lumber to ID. Trump, Son a Co.
Schr George and Emily, Harris, from Portland,
Schr Maggie Cummings, Smith, I'm Provincetown.
Scnr G. L. HeTrick' Baldwin from Dighton.
eST e6F EaRny Govep A1s fnSeaso from Providence.
Sem M Tsssf sSs Asn s%tn from ad Boston
Schr James Alderdice, Whletts, do.
Schr E. G. Edwards, Lee, do.
Schr Joseph p. Comegys, Dyer, do.
Schr N w. Magee, Ritchum, do.
Schr =. P, Austin Davis, from Wareham.
Schr Reading RR. No. "A, Trainer from Norwich.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, Nov. 1.-The following boats
left this morning in tow
Grapeshot and c. II. zeigler, with lumber to Tay-
Hattie and Alice and Daniel Herr, with lumber to
Malone Sons.
Jennie Lucas with lumber to McIlyain 81 Sons.
MEMORANDA.
Steamers Mississippi, Henry from New Orleans;
and General Barnes Mallory, and Minnetonka, Pal
mer, from Savannah, at New York yesterday.
Steamers City OF Brussels and Italy, from New
York for Liverpool were spoken 9Oth ult., so miles
east OF Nantucket.
Steamer City OF Limerick, Phillips, from New York,
at Liverpool 26th inst.
Steamer Norman, Nickerson, hence, at Boston
yesterday.
Steamer Manhattan, for New York, sailed from
Charleston yesterday
Steamer Ashland, from New York, at Charleston
yesterday.
Bark Howard, OF Yarmouth, N. S., from Rotter-
dam for Philadelphia Says London item OF Oct BY,
is in the Downs, derect. The amount OF damage is
unknown.
Brig Marshal Dutch, Turner, hence, at Boston yes
terday.
Schr E. A. Conkn, Daniels, hence for Allyns
Point passed Hell Gate yesterday.
Schr Alabama. Yangilder, for Philadelphia, sailed
fIOm Rast Greenwich 29th ult.
schr }. IL. Perry, Kelley, hence, at New Bedford
xeLn INST
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FROM THE WEST.
Burglary In Cincinnati.

BnrkIarV In CIncinnntf
CINCINNATI, Nov. l:--Burglars entered Po-
gue's dry goods store on Sunday and stole goods
valued at $4,000.
The Murray Murder Case.
Two arrests have been made in the Murray
murder case at Newport The parties will have
q hearing to-day.
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Miss Susan King, the agent of the New
York "Woman's Tea Company" has arrived at
Yokohama Japan, and given little tea COM
pany to the English correspondents.
s. f. McCleary City, Clerk of Boston, says
in old and Nel1 that in ten years. of 656S ap-
plicants placed on the voting list, only 300 could
Dot read or write, and of these all bat two were
tClCigrers.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
Z A. .M.........4s IL A. M.......57 2P. M. .62
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

A Soldiers Monument for Boston Common.
BosToN, Nov. la soldiers monument in
design submitted by Martin Milmore. is to be
erected on Flagstaff Hin, Boston Common, at
an expense ol SIS, GOO.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York. w. P. Clyde
& Co.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 SThiyd street,
FIRST BOARD
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FINANCE AND CONINlERCR.
EVENING TELEaRAPH OFFToK,( I
Tuasdav. Nov. |. 1870


In the customary bank statement for the past
week we notice another slight falling off in de-
posits, amounting to $40, $50, whilst specie has
increased SOS, 5Sl and legal tenders 1885, TIA.
The loans also have been enlarged $27l, $685.
which shows that the banks have abundant
means TO expand whenever it is considered con-
venient or safe to do so. The improvement in
the items of coin and legal tender reserves is
undoubtedly due to the action of the Treasury
in its gold sales and bond purchases, and with
the large currency balances still on hand we re-
gret to see the transactions in the latter for the
current month restricted.
Gold is steady and fraction stronger, but
quiet; sales up TO noon in New York are quoted
from 1l14@11119, opening at IS and closing
at d.
Governments continue dull, and our quota
tions show a slight decline in prices.
A good business was done at the Stock Board
at general advance in prices. City 6s sold at
1925 for the new bonds.
Reading Railr ad was active and sold at the
opening at 50'69 but fell off to sos; Oil Creek
and Allegheny was also In demand and sold at
44G44416 b. o.; Philadelphia and Erie changed
hands at 1l51l; Lehigh Valley at 575S; Little
Schuylklll at 43, and Camden aud Amboy at
115A; 511 was bid for Minehill, and 3S19 for
Catawissa preferred.
Miscellaneous stocks were neglected but very
steady; 1875 was bid for Schuylkill preferred and
3115 for Lehigh Navigation.
The following dividends have been declared
by our city banks:-
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Per cent.
Girard National. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Commercial National. al........................
Southwark National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Manufacturers National. .................
Corn Exchange National. l.....................
central NatlODhl. -
Farmers and Mechanics National. ..........
Mechanics National. ...,....................
City National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MEssRs DE HAVEN BRoTHKR, No. 40 s. Third
street Philadelphia report the following quotations.
u. s. ss OF ISL llshS1ls do 1882, lOs1s@lO9h
do 1884 l08Z9109; do. 1865, los elOSA do 1865
new II0@ll0A; do. 1861, do. 1lO1S911O6; do. 1865
do. ilo4 silOK l0-4Os lOe7.@lOeN: y; S. 80 YeaI
ink; silver, lOeK@i0s; Union Paoinc Railroad
lst Mort. Bonds, s25@s35; Central Pacific Railroad,
9O5@9Ib: Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 7S0a745.
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co.. No. IS B. Third
street. report the following quotatiens:-U. g. 6s OF
1884, 11SH@llss; b2Os OF 1862 l091S 1092 ;do. 1854
iOTH@lOs1S; do. 1885, los s@10sA; do, July, 1855,
lOsh@10eA do, July, 1861, llot @ll01l; do; July,
RR. Cy. 6s 1l1@ll1A. Gold. 11lA@11lh.
NARR LADNKR, Brokers, report this morning
flo1d dor1ofo an fOlOWQs-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n mpany. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting If the Board Of trustees Of the Athens
Gold AMI Silver Mining Company held at the
office of the Secretary and Treasurer, on the 22d
of January. ls70 it was resolved that an Assess
ment O. Fifty 800 Cents be and the same is hereby
stock of the compa v, payable Immediately to
the Secretary and Treasurer, at his office Proc
tor str tet, in Carson City; d if in any the
payment Of such assessment shall not be made
within four weeks from the pub ic .tion Of this
notice, the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM. D. KING
Secretary and Treasurer G. 4 8. N. Co.
carson City, 24th January, 1870. 4w
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PRACTICAL USE THE TEST!
As A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
one OF THESE MACHINES

FI'TESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL
| the different kinds If work requIred L. be
done in family. ai.t maxi al the Different kinas
Z efsitches. without a,e com pcati0ns Of the other
Machines.
Al persons vii uiea-e examine the WHEEL EE;
s WILSON SEWING MACHINES before pur-
1!lasitt- any athrr.
The Wheeler Il WiSrn Is well known has
Won at nearly every trial in which, it has competed
the highest award + merit The representatives.
Il other machines, ever conf lent, have entered
The lists, ime aud again only to be defeated; and
finding it impossible t. compete flirIy. have en-
tieayoref to drcry the value Of Premiums They
Not slow. however. to boast Of the few they
have received. But in the grand trial, daily Use
tlrUu III ut the world, where only true it finds
favor. and superiority wins the race, the Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine stands triumphantIy the
hampton by the verdict Of the PEOPLE
These Machines are Adapted to
Every Variety Of Sewing.
From the Eghtest rnuslius TO -he heaviest cloths
They work equally well upon Silk Linen, Wooden,
Cotton goods. with silk, Linen or Cotton thread
Scanning, Quilting Gathering Hemming, Telling,
Cording, Tucklng, BraIding, EmbrOdering. and
making Button Holes with the greatest facility.
If it be inconvenient fer the purchaser to visit
the salesroom, the order may be forwarded TO the
office, and it will be faithfully filed as if the
selection htd been made pei sOnaly.
Full instructions recently compiled, and giving
full Information upon every point in detail, nc
company each Machine, and enable the most mex
perienced TO operate without difficulty.
Our interest in the successful working of Ma.
chimes is not second that of the purchaser, and
We esteem it privilege to aid, by correspondence
or otherwi-e. any person requiring it.
New Machines and Machines repaired hers war
ranted for year.
All the Modern Improvements, including the
Best Quality Of Cotton and Silk, for sale at San
Francisco rates Call and see terms.
w. NJ. STODDARD,
General Agent for Pacific Coast.
Montgomery Street, corner of Sacramento,
San Francisco.
n. j. s VIE Il s.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
Crrson, December H. 1863. |
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Tennessee bonds G ex-c0upOn, were G6sG67 against "4
Yesterday and the Gs, c5t against 65 North caro-
lima old 52l new 9Gl; do special tax 2G3 Virginia
new, 81.
In Railroad bonds and stocks, and in miscellaneous
stocks the transactions to-day exceptionally hght
Union Pacific Railroad bonds S. Great Western FIRST
Mortgage So; Ocean Bank, 81; Western Union IeIe-
graph 345; Pacific Mail 49, Atlantic, SOi; Adams EX
press co. American Merchants Union, AT; WelsFarSo
Express, 16t.
The gold market has been more active to-day Ine
quotations have been between the opening pice at
10 a. m and 1924, the closing price at O'Clock The
transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows Clearings s59746OOO gold balance S2326; cur
rency balance s2o4Ols paid for carrying g. 81 and
per cent; for borrowing "iat."
The Bank Statement this afternoon shows large IN
crease Of specie and decrease in legal tenders Ills
looks like continued movement OF currency for gram
and whisky purposes, well for railroad payments,
as the new roads at West and South in process OF CON
sructon make demands for very large sums OF money
and for supplies of iron timber, locomotives cars ana
for labor and these there is at present objection
to taking greenbacks large amount has also been PAID
I'm for taxes 70 the Government Its currency balance
has largely increased. The Bank Statement shows as
follows: Increase of loans s2SG92i increase OF specie
increase of deposits, s6O40 decrease OF legal
tenders s3i6G29l The following is comparison Of the
averages Of the past and the preceding weeks:
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Excess over legal reserve 1915 ssp Inc $685. 2
Foreign Exchanges firm at llOs for prime bankersshort
sight bills and 1929 for sixty days bills. Bankers are
anticipating shipments of specie at early day and are
not inclined to draw bills.
The volume OF business in the stock market has been
unusually small for Saturday The market has
been dull, but prices firm. The following
the opening quotations in the Long Room this morn
ing: Pacific 42s; ew-YOrk Central, 994Q995; do.
Certificates, 9i 995 Reading 1893 Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern 1OOba Northwestern preferred
sss1sss Rock Island, 163a17; st. Paul, 66Sa66i; St.
St. Paul preferred sig Toledo and Wabash, SIT; Ohio
and Mississippi 35t. At the First Board, wYork Cen
trail quoted at 90; do Certificates, 9i5; Reading
lO3l dlOi; Lake Shore, 1913; Panama, &C., NewJersey
Central, 1914 At the Second Board Panama less
per cent Prices maintained to the other stocks
until after the close of the Second Board, when the
stock market fell of from the highest prices of the day.
and Lake Shore sold at lOol0lO0s.
Commercial paper is quoted from 81 to and per cent
It Is rated In the market, with very little Offering
Money call TO per cent, with little active
demand for il this afternoon.
The disbursement at the Sub-Treasury account Of
interest during the week amounted to OO go while
the customs receipts amounted TO S297O,723 AZ.
The folowngar the Government quotations OF Messrs.
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THE MARKETS.
C.siaIl, rsportea for TIE Tr,rrrn

,.. SaiIKDAr, Jaly p leu
AiE3-Pois are ~ go'ea.e demand and av e.s
pcs howe sc unchanged; sses 90 500 81 Pearl. ase
tive SO ~ Is Stock hal f6 bhs Pots aat s. BIT, pei
tOt hle temtd fur today has nOcrac bat hjeEs
60 ho' 9her h ysr ce and pnces gca,ral tu
w e ls sre IN hgh d,nsnl nj pnecs bnsr RE, iaie ss
hfNrs.
IofrON-Ihc m,kt epenel steady but decn under .ss
sllg OF Ia Liverpool anil he close Il aaas sales 6h
6.r' . i evening aad - srdv) Of When lp tef erSss
20 r nFtea. an 70 br pecaai,l fes fIsrs h,er s
evening ~ sas July 1891 'sAs AZ JAY. lste lo d.. hA
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SECOND BOARD-12 O'CLOCK.
GLE. oYCo-sysg1 mt BO1fg
SATrRDAY, July 9-P. VI

Rumors offoreign political complications and reports con
coran the Funding bill continue to disturb the markets.
20 make gold stronger and Government bonds weaker
and until it is settled who is to take the crown OF SPAN,
and what shape the Funding bill is to take the gou anu
bond markets will continue in feverish and unsette
condition. with feeling of relief however as 10 Govern
ment bonds, that the new Currency BILL under "iien
new banks to be organized at the SCUM anu west
cote a demand for coin bonds and thus increase the
price. s,,
We give below bids for and the highest sales OF Gov
ernnent bonds at the dates named:
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The Scat Of Empire, by Mr.. CHARLES CARRIE
TON COFFIN Fields, Osgood Coz, is the journal of
tour Of observation made last Summer along the British
and American frontier between Lake Superior and the
great bend of the Missouri River. The party to which
Mr. Coffin belonged consisted principally Of gentlemen
connected with the Northern Pacific Railway, and the
Journey made u the interest OF that road That the
book has been written in the interest We shall not
40 so far a. to say though the author is not AZ all rctcent
touching the advantages and prospects OF the enterprise
With an necessary deductions however for superfuous
enthusiasm. praise Mr.. Collins little volume for
it. entertaining style and its practical value. II gives
useful information about rich and interesting tract OF
country, and is accompanied by map Of that region
much better than any other accessible to the public.
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1lusital Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER. --... ..-,.,.o,-
Nil dsose Of one Hundred PIANOS MELODEONs anil OkGANS OF
r as .Le at low prices for cash durlg TINS month";
or viii take from monthly until paid the same 70 Let ana
rent money apped purchased New Chotenng Pianos or hen
MONTHLY install imeBts received for same.
IF Won want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
MFRRELBS WareIoom No UuiOnsgu1rc SOIL On nstme1is
or rented; couer suited large stock; best makers Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
makers. comprising Squares UYhsh and Grants in thorough
order SALE, at low prices, by CHlChERlNG SONS
No II E. st Foareeuthst Broadway and Fhhsve
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERS RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESNEA DINISIUN.,
Bscay-s. foot OF
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAf Apnl ~ 10
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Deuy vito Boon
Brach with Chester Branch a. Waterloo Win SUSSEX x D.
and Newton, Washington with the D H. am w - n
Gap S'rousburg Scranton, Great Bend Bng
AMI Delaware and HUDSON r Rds. ~
Il:4O a m. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
town Dover Washington, Phpug an Essioni con
meets al Phpsurg with Bel Del r. for Beere, &C. AMI a.
with X. Bethlehem, AeltoSn, Maleh Chan anl
Wikesharre. - ~
r. al Waterloo and Washington With d. L. aud
W. n. X. for Water esp Srouishurg. ani Scranton
$3.50 ~ HACKET fSTOWN MAIL connects with Boonton Chester
and SUSSEX Railroad IA 49,,
$50 D.. m. --,,,.oo--
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 6:J ';S and lOOo m
1880. and $500 7. m. - ..-x - - oooA.oo "a -,
:2o NJ 100 $50 $40 420 $50 $780, 600 6:4O sOAnd l:i1
w, NEWARK al 69O $50 500 500: 900 $1,000 1O3l Hon.
I;2j aud 'l:O0, 2O, ~z:3O $50, $40 $3.50: $40 40
$3.50 5:iO $50 600 'b:t 6;O s7lJ, 900 aud 1873
Trains marked stop al East NeEark. 49, 49,,
BLOOMFIELD A1d NONtCLAlR, 6;O lliOo a1u
M d I'D 4.
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Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati, have Just
published under the title Of or Oriental Missions, an
interesting survey Of the abors of the Methodist dencm
nation I'm certain parts Of Asia and Europe
IL fr,m te pen Of the late Bishop Thomson, and con-
ssts Of the diary Of tour Of official inspection made by
him in 1894 and 1865 The rst volume is deyotcdJo India
and China the second 70 China and the European
provinces OF Turkey. The manuscript was prepared for
publication only few days before his death in March OF
the present year. brief memoir Of the Bishop is ap-
pended TO the second volume.
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Geaebers.

WANTED young French lady, n
w situation as TEACHER school family going to CaioTia
neas English; good references gwen Allre M
SCHMIDT BONAl. 761 SiEth-aye
XgTANTED-An English TEACHER for Pri-
mar private school in city Address f. A. care T. '"
Chstern q University-place
yATANTED-A competent MALE TEACHER
w Of BALLROOM and FANCY DANCING. Address COLLIN
Box No G. Montgomery Hotel Philadelphia, Penn
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The receipts Of fractional curreEcy at the T. = Iras'
ury for the week ending to-day amount 10 $4,000 Inc
shipments were-Noes, S5l945G iractloIai currency
s553 400 Treasurer Spinner holds in trust Tor Ma
tionai banks as security for circulation St2s3s'-
5O0 Mutilated bank notes burned during tho
week S9sS65; total amount burned, S25,c025s. Bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during the week,
s17s215; total amount issued therefor, S25 900 balance
due for mutiated notes, sl9l9s; bank circulation OUT
standing this date $3.50 3is Ss6 fractona currency TO
deemed and destroyed during the week, $le50G lntrA
revenue receipts to-day, S6,07l; for the MONTH ~
coin balances in Treasury to-day SH,I35si8 currency
balance, S35 197, $50; coin certificates, SG,-s 90:
Two hundred and thirty-three National bank30I New,
York State, exclusive Of those n<a.wl ork CITY ana
Albany return the following Reporter resources ana III
bities the 9th OF June:
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New-York City per cent Registered Stock due IN
1885, for sale nj los by the National Currency Bank,
corner Wall-st. aud Broadway
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Some time ago the Presbyterian Publication
Committee offered prize OF $50 for tc best book, small
in size, 10 guide the religious inquirer. The palm was
awarded 10 little treatise entitled Pace forhe Tro"oV
by the Rev PECK and this has just been published
by the Committee in Philadelphia Mr. Peck addresses In
an oarrc, and anectionate tone those who have been
awakened to a sense their sins, and indicates the
Inenns hy which they can attain spiritual peace.
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GHARON SPBlNGS.-All raii from Albany
- Pl'e ieoe .tv - by DAY Aptg raOrLgn LINZ or
'"ol hN' i.-a5OAle can itod. .tarn t-.is.
i9.tag chstl ~ e. - aHAEgR, hiB'SY sd SCS. -
h"Ahh hhLhOA ed a'"! ne te oas rdsh5 OH
~ iiH AisL hOIl reach kt.foa "a iC 6 n hr tie pav
"i. stt;2 issstIfcn b, the mo4 hrr Ea.r ID vii he
iahiro a. A'9 10 te A. an y Ie,si Lc a3p,urg
lv',E .. a,A On lhr "se u ne dsot EuNAi IRAlS, IN
un o. Sit re PEE Lrr hiTEmrp from NesNart SATURDAY.
irto Alhsn ga Sprns. 10; 10 q NJ r,tr ~
AIJAay saS-A AAlU TEA ne1st Aseat
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


DEOPLE'' LINE FOR albany NGrvr ,rvv,
THE ST. joHs DREW iSp Pas S a61 H2r9 EVERY
% ,boss steamers ,, s aI oceI s1ns At Albany
ire to eonHs v io West and North EarG9E ,o
b e W sS Sort through be obtained % OFFICE
1n, F rs,, "a Bossay ard No. Cou't BTootln
cAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
y NORWICH LINE s.. r.n I,,,,.,,.
yiaa p' ssaisr Concord Psne Brc6o and intermediates
POINTS. The new All sineh steamers
'ili VI CRY on NETWORK, -
CITY OF LAWRENCE, ~, ,,vrv ,oxnov
VII ie,,e SerYort tay tsuui,y e.ept o'clock from
Pier q North Rye iOsl Of Cam. and ma,,i With R,o tins
for The .Sc1 on 1a va N Ss~ Lcp s sohen SC
Ter aBi Boston Hartford and Ere Rhlrol+ =, an NJ A
North Pivcf J. T. sHORr,j Agent
E0R NEW-IIAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH Steamers esye PeesslP Tor SeE
H Haven through och tho week at % sara
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
AMI CITY Hartford Leave Pfl 9 E foT h S,n56l
BTiticbofo IT, Sc iit ,ss, 81 Is ID class 81 Is
NEWARK and NETWORK BOAT-Steamer
foot Cenei Newark ';iS H. aal iS0 p H. stopping
tine no d,ti hi r,aa iss , ~ %He eyepV afternoon
= 7!S m OF the arrival Of hi Dan'u and Ns"4'en ira u.s.
kADIlMOhE AND OliiO aosrJ, NO, ",
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received and forwarded By CAMDEN
snd AMBOY RAILROAD PERL North River AL INLAND PROPEl
dsnacb Passengers EewJersey and G. AMI A. route from
privilege route WEST q rP to Washing
and without extra cost The ONLY LINE ahoflng
~" OpPO''-A'' G. W. PERvEIL, Gener, Agent.
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of EW-JERSEY.
~ and Freight Depot York foot Of Lberst con
meets Soee with South Branch Railroad at Hampton Junction
with the Delaware LackaWa and Western Railol Phbpslng
the Leh an susguehauna Raa and at Baston with ue L.
high Railroad and its connections forming direct line 70 Pitts
'aniA Anu 's" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
sUHMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June l8I).-Lease NeW-iork as ioNo"s'
Ga Nor Femnet"n Eaton Bethlehem Chunk williams
port wlkebare Pion Mahanoy City TunEhannock, To"aaia
pm-For bennington Rason Allentown Malch Chunek wilkes
barre Resing Columbia Lancaster Ephi Lu louisville hArns
~ m-For Easton Allentown and M,uch Clunk
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