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The sun., 1873-11-10

Capt. j. Albert Cnlc. commanding the steamer
tts. IS, tyu, was loot at sg tNr Nu,Fs ago 10 lav.
Inc evont was commenor1tet ny fnnsn tcryiccs ycs.
tarday in Trace Free church, Cousc'yoa street. WI
liar,snurg1 In the front seats were As widowed mo
,hrr. hs brother, his wliow, and three pretty ltuc
children IN the outside Hers were uurnoIs u the
U,nr, ,lny Lodge. .,i. +. and \. NJ After lhr in.
'roducfory scrvcc the rectoru hrist Church, ronN
Iy lhn l..V Nllaiu D. taIOA D, dtlNtrt4 an aaai
lie L.d tumucmortfgd iu tnilst hulth, ~ lun,iAl
.rNltcr r.Ntu tr7 tgu, .lu lnar Ai ne. o. a'l'
Nuu, ai.rra ng solnrng nc had rei.rcl, wu ler-
sld.i ay gent lrtnis tn c1mmlhda vessel Tor one
tup ouly. Frum iaot yly.-e no one roma neg 10 tcu
thr tale. hut the son thong u" ku'N MhrH tht slll
went dow n. and on his tTlps between New orN snd
Galveston thod.it Of It every time ~ he passed the
-put ID WIS ltUp iu ut 'u' ocrAn titt ON the
return voyage from Galveston, alr turrc storm
durs Inch hey i.l.rrrI about me iht. spot, cy
clone strucN the rt"lner ard he men we're "ashct
aNsY returning rl9N hfou-ht ha'A on man, M
mot fIt llint captain, who NNs lost. The heOf-c ".
,ylo htd on board only two or three passengers. II
wis of he rortugls. and about hundred miles from
Koy west where IA put IN for replrs and returned
o. Now York under thr command 81 the mate.
The rector ut Grace church, the Rev. H. Partridge,
fooNea the rector Of CHRIST Church with appropriate
The sun., 1873-11-10
Ruined by the War aud Eniing I...e b,
AhnnIing nInInnlI In HE IIrad.

Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday
morning Mary smith, OF NV Greene street, entered
the Prince street police s1ton ard said that tempo.
rary lodcer whose name unknown TO her had just
committed suicide IN hcrhouse oh,cr Inohuc found
uasusll and sc1ntly FURNISHED chamber The body o.
a young man with bullet wuunl In the forehea d.
Mary smith, the only witness OF he shooting, says that
TIE man called cu saturday evening intoxicated, ana
after Gr.ukug soAe WINE retired. About o.. 4u-lt lc
arnec and CAufuiB TIRE sed hWe'lf even hr tnas hts
har lie then drew seycn sh1o,cr nnn shot nlnise
4tud.
The holy Was taken 10 he pJtcc station. In the
pucNet was worn, urslup ni l''irritHls DnNt Hr
Inscribed WulaG y yle, West brgAloA, ela cal ll.d
Y q box i0
hrarrr az nu ridrs.fou- nh honest m'1 l"r" P"siuu
" nut.
An oficor who went tl station ls.Ani yesterday earn
Ell that Neyt had tycd VIM M vi t'H mothri .h
Broadway, West hrghIon. fho fsmiy ~ whiN issnp
ported hy Ntycs ss crs music teathinE, had befor
iue VAR l1 din Sonh tNoiina, md were very weqthy
Soy c. Huai, il m,iurtuues Lad hstot ms mud bni
he Nasa few year' ago conlncd IN !he state innauc
Asyluu. -un e,uCntly Dee twlce 40 tItplt4 eurllr
onoo by taeug Paris Tern .ni a. s',o"d TN" hy
lraplng into the water from pier lo t.-o afflicted
In enIt uls.ae. Mr.. Nel, requested Dec to Ga g.
"A pau,r u h. pocbet Win hs hlmr and address so thar
o. nr druPn, dead among srIr- r. hi hnuF i gut nr
restored 10 his fr snUs. lne envelope iuHQl iu
pucact was Nuttcu N compuanc, Nuh het 10 {uts,.
The sun., 1873-11-10


SATURDAY, Nov. -FOUR, GRAN, Sc. The
supuing extras t5Jsbsi.ij and good lines NJ 1870
o.. Holders generally conn cled to accept de-
cline OF 5a2tc. hbl. IN order to e, ct slcs. Wheat
nrincr aud more active, closing with buyers 81 -
for No. Chicago, and tl32 fer No. 2Miwaukcc, with
facs l.OUO bush. at about these prices mainly iOrtt
port. Corn fc. higer, with iair demand AZ 5sH
68igc. for prime mixed. Rvc sold lower, but private.
Oats easier at 4ta &C. fpr prime mixed. Barley
active with Of ioads ~ auida West 81 60
GROCFRIEa- Coffee rice aud molasses were dull. but
OF the sales have been about l5O hhds. az "a
l6c for fair u pr inc reclining Cuha hchhed steady
at 10 for best cru'h'd.
Co1ToN- but less active C1ota'i advanced
Ac sales s2 bales, manly Tor export mid ling up
lrnis i3kr Futur,s Ao.+ e. higet sales lsln ales,
81 sing at sc. November, l3 6c for Decemuor,
March, and i5i,c. iOr April.
TRovIsioSs PORK was dul on the spot. with prices
nominal but 2l0 bbls new iuHss sold { " Dc eul r az
81. which II mat. rial decline. Beet quiet Bacon
was Wth slcs II city at fAc. ~ Gear, aud
Western Tor November delivery u 6Ac. Tor short rib
anu &C.. Tor long clear meets far demand with
dry ated Ou.dcrs for the winter months Quoted at
4c,Ar. Lard moro steady, with tal Of 2Vu tcB. ut
q. tOt prime city, ilNtt &C. ior prime We tern on
stot ne for Dec nbcr, a.. Tor January ana nc Tor
February Dressed hogs Butter Jul and heavy.
Cnccse IN better demand.
SUEpWte-Stalucd rOsiu du,l, and nomnally t2.GlD
t(bJ. Spir urp pntlnC stead at jl rNr. Petroleum
Wci. quoted nj iitc. spot and lfSc. for December.
win business quit jtrudc low cr selling ut cases
1sfa2c. mp ltta. q~nilc 1alow m far demand ard
&c. for Wesern. whskcy In IA demand and steady Mt
gc. frtights more active and ratcs unchanged grain
to Liverpool, 10; cotton, Nali lOi. hour to Lond
By steam 4s Gd aud do by sail IA. 80 grain to Cork
for ordcrsat ~ I'd do. to ayrc as % refined petro
cum to Trieste, Il. Cd; do. to The United Kingdom,
IA
The sun., 1873-11-10
Rt1irr roR rnH uNAnrAoYED.
One Plum Tor the AmeliorRtion of the Cou-
diiiOp OF the Poor.

The Executive Council OF the Working
mons Association yesterday afternoon made
preparations for a mass meeting o. devise means
for the relief Of unemployed worklnsmen. The
following letter was read
q. ~. Af,'dor hsQ.
bonqppJ 10 on an interview on RI ny tths We *
~ r. VI H,H " tne,, j. 'uNlnlLk Uhi q. =" no. aHu
opi ~ Employment need not say thA' sali oe inOrc
Ncsy tt1ly Your, nxSaY WARN BrrcHER.
Mcs,rs. Connolly, Maddox, Mitchell Pryor,
Ncpcrmott. and Allen were appointed COM
mittee To make the necessary preparations for
the meeting. speeches. suggesting plans for the
rrIrt nt on. So out ot empluVment, were made
hN L-mdei THOMPSON O-n9rhe ward George
=. biur, and Michael Connolly. The follow ing
were adopted unanimously
nhe'sdN The re are htHN lNs1o out of employment
u e,.is Without drk Lany men. women. and
chdr must slarNc or te GrNrn To get food 10y rct
Ht0eI. Indvidnal effort stands paraNzed beforc
the fr-hrul magnitude ~ tie present oalanil aaA -
Ae-., 81, r'At socicty IA Ne collective cap.ctv g.
anr capable VI deaus ~ith the ircs' al gigantic nh
he-oice That work on larse scale rlu-t be promptly
appointed .crsanis anl omc r..
each state ard ofre Congress of me pco atc' must
nc chlr9 w.lnout dclN ~ provide m'aHu 6" p','ct
A,nuoL rlit puhic works Of utliiy 'ni necessity
on a r. s,u' hu-t or uA A iAA "A tor'iM, IN ll lhr
60 rnpt ra roads exhibitions. real estate. ami other
ruf-. mot for ti' hDtthf uf gambler alu rcuIt r.
but undrr the direction OF tur proper suHut IS uu r
credit of tho nation and of tte separate cOuutu GOES.
aud tnr tnt hcu,n 90 ui nc industrious nncuyr 30 .Ool
tut rlt of the commonwealth.
hto sd That We rec vnmeud these resolutions ~
al Eoralrs rsuer's societies IN tIr city aad rs WHERE,
10 81 public and pr meetings. % tiH rtelH~ .nu
secular ross ~ M country n0d to ON who are mot uc
lcrIIUNd .u M.tl.A -lNl IItN tAts io me fact thH
,srSr bolits oi ncA eanuJt and MAJ not staINe u tr
midst 81 j.. .lts.
Nj G. ". Maddox proposed the following as a
means of relieving the destitute.
Ho9rcd That ucclY II sew FORK issue tl0U"oO
OF currency h1uis ~ Curvrrtent druuilt. 90 tHr V.
cuttlun bearing one per NJ, iut rc T. r decnn b" 10
trL Years. NnCh bonds sh Ni le taken for all .t ge,
dues gAI ,aArs due the rtl and 49, i4st as ia lIA
A'cr.c fun t.r improvements tlalt It NHi fNrIG- 10
those --s tlcy si.AI Doe use4 TO cancel IA u ..l
).
The sun., 1873-11-10
4nE sarLoRs, STRICT PtR1Dr.
Congress to be- Pctiuonrd TO Abolish the sea-
mnu's Exchange.

Cosmopolitan Han, at Catharine street
and East broadway. was packed with Indignant
tars yesterday afternoon. They met 10 protest
against the act OF Congress Of June. 49,. which
created shipping commissions for the different
ports In the United States, osteu4lbly for the
protection of scamen, and TO ask FOR its repeal.
Henry Scanlan presided, and john Carruthcrs
was Secretary. Addresses were delivered by
several old sailors, who severely condemned the
action Of Congress and the management OF tno
Searrnn's Exchange. Can't. Dun ans course 8
frequently spoken OF win indiEna'lnn' ~ ,e,-
men IN getting NJ a great street phra1e w's
loudly apulauded. 1t was acreed to have q
all scamen decline to ship rom the seaman
Exchange. and be free and independent OF it,
and made "A motion to that effect, which was
carried. The sailors said that they could never
understand the necessity for the act, or the az
ferent acts or amendments thereto Trcvioua to
the passage Of the act. They were guaranteed
freedom in making their own contr cts WIN
ship owners, agents. and masters ani urolffc-
tion In recovering their wages due on being as
charged. The present act, they saw prevents
their obtaining employment In this manner; and
forbids their employers engaging thcm Without
the Intervention Of what they style "titled
nutocrats," who treat scanen Ike slaves often
forcing many Of them to desert tho nag and
seek employment in other climes
The sailors intend t. make their grievances
known TO Congress, which alone can gNe tl'iil
redress. Already, the seamen saw, thousands
have signed the petition to Congress for rep"1l'
aud they call upon all sailors to put their name.
! to 1t ut once. They feel thatas Cpngrors passed
the act for their especial benefit. 1t viii be
equally wiling to repeal IL and restore To them
! their former freedom.
A committee 81 ten was empowered TO r1isc
| FUNDS for the expenses OF a street demunstra-
! lion. and the sailors call upon the ship owners,
! whom they style, =" our best friends to lcnd
| their assistance. They thanked all who had
taken steps toward the repeal of the act, aud
! asked the steamship companies to allow the
crews of q cir steamers In port bali day 20 r
tIcipate in tho demOnstraiion; Ihey deny tnat
| none but those who would rob the sailor are IN
! favor of the repeal Of the act. They add that n
! formidable petition is being prepared by the
! shin owners and masters In favor Ul the repeal
The sun., 1873-11-10

The indications for an active opening ~ tho
winter season IN the city market not yet sufficiently
clear predict results Holders sif IA prices but
bears believe that the heavier dealers viii be over
Ncshtedt aud are confidently anticipating a general
decline II Is rumorcd that some OF the bodest opera
OF last already hedging and viii not be
able TO carry jbeT interest," very certain that dur
ing the past month Olyers have been confined almost
exclusively TO small Investments In moderate priced
land yet the lar and succeAhfu auction sale Of H. N.
Ludlow OF east eide improved property during the pact
week would have been enc urags m any season. Of
tVringr In Brouklyn found ready buyers. hut prices
were low. Daring the present week .ogdl announce.
The sun., 1873-11-10

man MAfFR TINS DAY.
sandy Hook II 80 Gov. leland .l2 - Hell Gate. 10
Arrived SATURDAY ANp sCEDsy Now and ..
Steamship Atlas, kingston, Ja.. mGsc. and pass.
Slcau hp Fciuohd, ldchmOhu, 'iiy FVlnt, ana NOR
fuik, udso. ahd pass.
steamship chs, lrston Charleston. mdsc. and pass
steamship tranconii, Portland. utl,', &c.
steamship tiuy B. SUudcr, NcW orleans, nidse. and
pase.
steamship North Point Philadelphia. mda,.
Steamship Leo, savannah. hlOst. aui pass.
steamship John Gusun, 1cofgctoWu, u, GO nlse aud
pass.
.tcamsbp Cortc-. New Orleans mdse. and pass
Steamship Isaac Ben, Richmond, Cty Point. and nor.
fo X, muse. ana rass.
steamship Crescent city, Thiladelphis. In ballast.
steamship Nyanukc, lIchMOAi, lIsr. and pass.
steamship tanlta, Phlladrl phil. ludAe au1 pass.
steamship llhcc, san nnmil 80 CITY, md o. a"d pass.
Steamship Herman Livingston Savannah mdse. aud
pass
shp Tcinplar Manlls mdse.
snip John Harvey, NrOLs:tdt, ndsc.
BARK Kingdom OF Italy, Singapore. mdse.
Bars Adelaide Pendergast, Rio JaueirO, coffee.
Hark Liberia, GabOor, Afa. ndse.
Bark AntOnietta c., Liverpool. mdse.
Also the usual river and cOastwlse vessels
sItLED-steainships Rein for Bremen; Anglia for
Gasgow; city Of Chcf Batavia, Ret ubnc anu Greece
for HaSt, &c George W. clyde for Galveston General
Meaoe and George WashingtI In for New Orleans san
salvador AMI MontgOmerl for SayanRihi Champion
for Charleston; Od Dominion and Isaac Bc for Rrh-
mond; y. C. knight Tor Washington. snip o. Thyen
for IOuuun.
The sun., 1873-11-10

Tho young woman who was killed by al Eria
tram at GrAJoourt station on Friday night has bceu
ldentined as Mrs. Daniel Rove, aged q, of New Ham
burgh y T. She crossed tho track to take local train
which had stopped az the Ire KIT house jnst as the eI
press went whlllng past Her dress caught on the lo
comolye and she ~as dragged two hundred feet Fhen
she fe across the rail and the wheels passed her
Her body has been tak en- TO her late home.
The sun., 1873-11-10
5uslness aotttts.

Pcr-onai.-D Dr. HsbnboM to ne J,ont again. We
are glad to see that duri4R the Doctors temporary
residence in Europe. the supply Of his genuine Extract
Buchu-the only known specinc for urinary disorders
and obscure complaints in either sexhas been supplied
from his formula aud apparatus by his representative
here The genuine article bears the Doctors signature
and Ia probably the best known aud mos, valuable
remedy Of the kind in the world. JOHN +. HENRY.
New YORK, sole agent. Sold by al druggists.
The sun., 1873-11-10

While Capt ellison Iledell Of B South street
was waiting for second avenue car at Peck slip and
South street Saturday night he was knocked down
and robbed hy one Of two hlghwaymen. His front
teeth were knocked out HIS cries attracted Othcer
Bloss who arrested one OF the outlaws At the Oak
street police station the prisoner gave the name VI
john Reilly. lie was committed 10 the Tombs.
The sun., 1873-11-10

BREWSTER vANCE.-OnW edacsdiy, oct e. at Col
l'sa leiurmed b9ich hnren, 10y the Rev. Dr. krot'
-istcd uy thr ct. nr Ludlow iu4S j. Bl. .Wttcr to
b I4uchc Ian Fr,"n Vance, oausutcr Uf samuel b. H..
Ninrc, blth OF this city.
The sun., 1873-11-10
rhn Nli.sins NIcrchamt.

No udincs haze as yet been heard - Mr.
rhoma. Armstrong, Who LEFT ms residence, 81 Hicks
street. uro. allyn last Tuesday morning Ills friends
one, reward of ks, ana ave lui Gttcrpupn uI L4H
ln uuI udN clt .sing coihnnn.
The sun., 1873-11-10

coon FoR TEN DAYS We will send e.
lnn-allhe- ihe INusu0td ihlt o"g''U J1 nui siA
months, .uy To January, for y &" tueh sna wihin
The sun., 1873-11-10

Since metal spring trusscs arc superseded by
the Etlsllc Truss G3 Broadway, the nnper
pa To- oWs aIl ertse ther wOrthtss rupture bes anu
bogus Elastic Irusses. beware OF lhenl' -i"o
The sun., 1873-11-10
DITOKIED.


RFTiLFR In Cincinnati ONO. Nov. g. Nv iuart
Coz Ge'tsc hempier from ha.. Erm,ler Cause,
aauteTy.
The sun., 1873-11-10

Reduced prices and easy terms for furniture,
carpets Hnd beading nj Is. " COwperthwaiie A co >,
lil aud l5l thaiam Il. NeeNy anu monthly pay ntntr
tax
The sun., 1873-11-10

Don't buy an Elastic Trlss' till yon have
seen PrOmerOy's, price Ss, at :" Broadway Adp.
The sun., 1873-11-10

Turns gray hair dark. Removes d1ndruT heals
glossy.
The sun., 1873-11-10

". y. sdr'rr. - FIlfo 81, New York
watches, diamond nuc JHSclry, AMI sttrlia. silver
N~rc, Al s.uaA pgOnts.
The sun., 1873-11-10

sure 20 Destroy Worms. Hrowu's VcrmI-
iu-" C'nhts, or Worm Lo2clscs. - Gems @ box.
The sun., 1873-11-10

An Ola Nurse tor Children. Don't fall % pro
dTcu tecthlus.
The sun., 1873-11-10
MfRTNE TyTELLTG ENCE.

Sun rises... ~ Sun scts..... - Moon rsci. 10 %
man NArFR -TiI- fAY.
Sandy Hook II 80 Gov. leland u - Hell Gate 10
The sun., 1873-11-10

tits assorted thai even prior to this trial over
turcs had hrcr mHdo 20 the insurance agents ou
tae pdlt Of Nuss to appear 20 4 given place II me
were gudrlnt cd certain sum pf money and as
surcd of the immunity from criminal prusrcu-
tiun Of ull concerned IN tho oonspra v. Ills
wanderngH after hecing from Baltimore
were also traced with some degree o.,
aud Saratoga, to Canada, remaining some months
IN the Dominion. From Canada he won't to
Michigan, thcncc southwaTd 10 Tennessee (his
parents reside near Nashyllle), and Is next heard
Of at CoOperstown, pa. He stayed In that neigh
bOrhOod until tho latter part of November,
From December |, 1872, until June "a. 1873, he
lived in boarding house In Newark, N.
j., under tho assumed name Of A. g. Wilson. IL
is alleged that all tins time he was In commun-
cation with his brother, A. q. Goss, and W. H..
Udderzook received money from them, and
The sun., 1873-11-10

The widow hrOu thi suit hHnnSt the lnsuriure
companies, uul tine III. casc, test one against
the New or. Mutual, was tried ia the United
States circuit Court II aiiuoro, before Judge
nond, ia the latter part Of May Last. Tho remains
taken from the burning building were cNhumod
aud examined by medical experts, hut decom-
position and the itWes mad left little by which
To cstaFlish identity, The teeth, h0woyar, re
named and these were shown 10 be inpcr, ,ect,
while GoS- wd' known to have possessed very
fine set. Tins was tho strong point Of the de
fence In cha glng that q cons piracy existed ~
driItud tine iusurI"'f companies the defence
did not, even 10y implication, connect Mrs. Co.'s
witu IT, ludrcd, ncr cpndrct in tnr presence Of
the body Was such as to how an entire belief 20
thc fact that IL was her husbands. Shc threw
herself upon the dislsured corpse in an agony
OF grief tuat could not have been dis semplcd,
and mOurued her loss with evident sincerity.
The tti7l resulted Ia a verdict for the palutII.
The dtieUce asked Tor a ntW trial on the plea
tht tine verdict was contrary to the Instructions
of the Court oud the evidence, asa hctuuG of
tho motion was sei for a distant udy. lhedci1y
vas favorable 10 tine insurance companies, who
were tuuo not unly enabled 90 nOtd on To thcir
mo. ey, b - gained more tima la Whi-l 10 orathtI
evidence cou,e. Ming tho alleged plot again.
them.
The sun., 1873-11-10

Circulars sent ana Information Rlven.
j.. n. NJ AIilNE/ & co. hanr-r,
~ Wal. ~. 70. O.A,e ooA hesJ, Ass isEL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-04
u. s. PATENTS FOR
MINERAL LANDS.
N. WEsCOArT,

HAVING JUST RECEIVED THE APPOINT
Il i ment OF U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
for the District Of Lincoln County, hereby gives
notice to the owners of mining clsms and mill
sites, situate within this County tnat ne Is now
prepared to execute the necessary surveys, re-
quired by law, for parties who may be desirous
Of securing their claims sy patent from the
Government. All the necessary information -
to the requisite preliminary steps VIII be afford
Meadow Valley street. immedistely below the
Meadow valley Dump House.
n R--Mr. Wescoatt will continue to give his
best sttention to mining surveying and engin.
eer;pg. mr22-H
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-05-07
Meat! Meat!

THE undersigned hereby respectfully in
l. forms the citizens of Miflintown and
Patterson that his wagon will visit each of
these towns on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of each week, when
they can be supplied with
Choice Beef
Veal, Mutton,
Lard, &c.
during the summer season, and also PORK
and SAUSAGE in season. l purpose fur.
nishing Beef every Tuesday and Saturday
and Veal and Mutton every Thurs
day morning. Give me your patronage, and
will guarantee to sell as good meat as the
country can produce, and as cheap as any
other butcher in the county.
SOLOMON SIEBER.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-05-07
G Il O G e r I E s,

Such MS Sugars, Syrups, Cofces. Teas and
Spices. Also, large lot of Queensware,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
ssA- Highest price paid for country pro
duce in exchange for goods. Prices to suit
the times May |, 1872
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-05-07

Railway will run rs follows:
NORTHWARD.
| MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore . $50 n m
leaves Harrisburg ....... lbs p m
! leaves Williamsport..... 6:45 p m
arrives at Elmira. .......l0 0:30 . IN
. GIN TT ExP. leaves Baltimore. $40 p IL
arrives at Harrisburg ..12:20 p m
FAST LINE leaves Baltimore ......... 1:15 D m
leaves Harrisburg 4:50 p m
arrives at Wiliamsport S:35 p m
MORT I'm Ex leaves Baltimore.. go 1880 D m
arrives at Harrisburg. 2:20 a ID
NIAGARA Ex leaves Baltimore...... $40 a m
leaves Harrisburg. IO:j0 a m
leaves Willlamsport... 2:20 p IN
leaves Elmira-.........-... $40 p IN
arrives at Canandagua.. 500 m
ERIE MAIL leaves Harrisb'g ......... 4:25 m
leaves Sunbury ...........- $50 a m
leaves Williamsport...... $40 n m
leaves Elmira........-...l2:50 T m
arrives at Canandaigua $50 p m
SOUTHWARK.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmira m . $50 a m
leaves Williamsport...... 9:15 m
leaves Harrisburg 2:05 ? m
arrives at Baltimore. $3.50 y m
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg. ......... $50 a m
arrives at Baltimore. SIS m
ERIE ExPR's leaves Sunbury ry........... $40 IN
arrives at Harrisburg. 1:30 a m
ERIE MAIL leaves Canandaigua....-. 2:I5 P m
leaves Elmira.............. G:3C P m
leaves Williamsport. .ll:O5 m
leaves :unbury ...-..-....l2:50 e m
arrives at Harrisburg. 2:i5 m
PACIFIC EX. south leaves Harrisbg 1910 m
arrives al Baltimore. 300 m
CIEcIN'I Ex. leaves Harrisburg ..... 1910 III
arrives at BALTIMORE. 2:15 m
NIAGARA Ex leaves Canandaigua...l .ll:30 m
leaves Eimira........ 2:2O p N
leaves Williamsport...... $40 p m
arrives at Harrisburg. ..10:l5 m
BAL. Acc. leaves Harrisburg. 500 IN
arrives at Baltimore ...-12:l5 a IT
Mail Train north and south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south, Erie Express
south, and Baltimore Accommodation south,
Niagara Express north and SOUTH Northern
Express north and Cincinnati Express south
daily except Sunday
Erie Mail north to Williamsport, Cincinna- /
ii Express north and Fast Line south leave |
daily.
Erie Mail south, daily except Monday -
Erie Mail south connects Mt Harrisburg with |
Fast Line south for Baltimore.
Niagara Express south connects at Harris |
burg with Cincinnati Express south for Bal
timore.
Erie Express south connects at Harrisburg
with Pacific Express south for Baltimore.
Erie Mail north connects at Williamsport
daily except Sundays, for Elmira, Canandai-
gna, Rochester, Buffalo and Suspension
Bridge.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
ALFHED r. F1SKE.
General superintendent.
Harrisburg, Oct. %, 1872.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-05-07

Milwaukee young woman is an accom-
plished cabinet maker.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-05-07

Miss May Thomas, of Tifin, Ohio. is
called the best lawyer i'll that part of the
State