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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30

VERY IMPORTANT MANCHESTER NEWS
CIGARS AND TOBACCo.-C. f. WADE has opened
a cigar Store on Hull street near Ninth, and in-
tends to keep constantly on hand the most choice
brands OF cigars, smoking and chewing tol,ac-
co, pipes. and every article to be found In hrst
clas, establishment. On hanh supply OF the best
iye-cent cigar On the market. Give him i call
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FAMILY EXCURSION TO WEST folNT.
committee of arrangements composed ol
Messrs. S. r. Perdue and K. L: Adams pro-
pose having family excursion 10 west
Point on Monday, July 9th. A train OF cars
has been chartered and arrangements maze
for pleasant isit to the Point.
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The JOHN SYLvEsTER.-Mr. l.. b. Iatum,
agent of the james River Steamboat Com
pany, announces that on and alter Wednes'
day, July 1st, there will be tri.Weekly line
to Norfolk, &c.-the fine steamer John Syl-
vester leaving this city at A. u. on Mon
days. Wednesdays, aud Fridays.
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WHAT EACHHuMAN SOUL SHOULD KNOW,
Who amongst the sweIls would go:
That SCaAAP sells at his hazaar
A delightful, prime cigar;
All In the tobacco liue;
Canes, umbrelias-very fine;
Stationery, papers, books,
Stylish breastpins, chains, and hooks;
Collars, If hose, fddle-striDgs,
And million other things.
Remember: : AtScHAAr's, 1902 Main street.
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FOURTH OF July EXCURSION TO BALTl-
uosg.-Tbe excursion to Baltimore over the
Richmond. York River, and Chesapeake line
will leave here at 3 Z. n. July ID. Return
inm, it viii leave Baltimore at q I. NJ. July
4rH, and reach GCrc early in the morning OF
,July 3.l.
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ANOTHER MANCHESTER Sensational X Z:
KELL, The baker, Is making unusual preparations
for Fourth Of July All in want OF nice pies, cakes,
nastries &c, should hand in orders at once. Don't
forge: the place: Hull street, one door below
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs win copy clear anu
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks TO the DIS
,oafch Printing House.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying ietler
headings, statements, wayhills. &c. Can DC copieo
In the ordinary letterpress book. sena your
for printing in these inks, and for all other asec
,,ons 81 nrint,na. to the DISPATCH Printing House.
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FIr-r VArIoyAL BAyK or RICHMOND

FIRST NATIONAL BASK or RICHMoND.l
l.ICiIMO.p. June "a, 1874.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
| l:t.k have This day declared dividend oi
FIVE I'rH t.N'r. out u the earnings oi the cur
l~.l. nti! year free Of all taxes payable 10 the
A:,rn!i,r. on and after the lst day OF JMty next.
D. "A. GLOW EE,
t..,&r.vow Cashier.
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FOUND AT LAsT-rhe long sought-for pace
where you can get money loaned Oh yohe diamonds
watches, jewe!ry, silyerware, &c. Gall at A. ItAR.
RIs's Loan Office, 1872 Main street, and you will
learn all about il. All transactions strictly conl-
DENTAL.
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PIZZINI will send you either OF the followlng K
ICE-CREAMS made Of pure materials:
STRAWBERRY, PINEAPPLE,
VANILLA, LEMON,
CHOCOLATE, PEACH.
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CLosrSG EXERCISES OF PUBLIC ScHooLs.-
Closing exercises aud distribution OF medals
will lake place at the following public
schools to-day: Bellevue School, 8 A. NJ.
at Union-Station Methodist church; High
School, ) P. NJ. at High School building,
sos starslall street.
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ICE-cREAM Is the best thing to eat these not days.
Also, ORANGE and LEMON Ices. PIzzISIs Is the
place to get them.
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KEEP CooL.-If you want TO keep cool, wear light
clothing. E.B. SPENCE 4 SoS have q splendid
stock of light underwear, linen and alpaca coats,
white vests, &c. Give them call. They have
marked down their goods TO the lowest living
prices
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday morning was 500,
322 SO surplus funds.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.

The closing exercises and Distribution oi
medals and diplomas to the pupils OF Cen
tral school, Of which Mr.. S. II. Pendleton IS
nrjpcipal, occurred yesterday afternoon al
Assembly Hall, in the presence OF very
large number of spectators. The exercises
were quite Interesting, and consisted ol sing
ing, recitations, dialogues. ETC., etc.
In the second grammar grade Misses D..
cuhett and A. Ezekiel received exactly tue
same percentage, and it became necessary
for the Young misses to draw for tue silver
medal. Mr.. Biuford announced thaC thls
Dian had been decided upon, ana the TWO
Young ladies came upon the stage ana die"
for the medal. 1t was won by Miss 8. Suo-
lett. Miss Ezekiel was presented "ltn
suitable reward by her teacher.
The distribution of diplomas was pro-
crossing when the noise. aud CONFUSION
(principaly on the part of the audience) oe-
came so great that it was found necessary 10
take several OF the schools IN the Centrai
group back TO the school DulldlnS, where
the ceremony was concluded.
Rev. Thomas l.. Preston, u. ", OF the
First Presbyterian church, presented tue
medals to the pupils who won the hrst non
ors in the Central group in neat ano ap'
propriate address.
The following is llst Oh inc pupiis VIZ
received medals and diplomas
SECOND GRAMMAR, No. 25-Aiss z. N: Hgtche. i s.
snp fencLey.-FIrst Honor: b. oubett Diplomas
Attendance: u. Sublett, A. Ezekiel, =. klanick
WILSON,. y f $. Moore. j. Pelonze. N; Barker.
j. kahl. n. Wallhal, ,;.soa =; Ghaikiey, ~, &
BeaI Barker F. Gbsk,ey NJ Gotirei. Moore a; e.
Wiisas. E Kiddick b. Subett, Il. Wallerstcin, \.
WaIth X Wooasen r. schanr1h5n SIsnm5, aarker
n CotlreU r.. Riddick, j. Callsher, b. WuIersteln,
r. ClemRilL. Penmunship r. Maniy:
teaeler-First Honor: Alexander s Ssc'aap. DiPio- %
,nas-A Atteudupce: John Lyle, Salie WORD. De-
nnrt tn,ent: Suliie Word, Carrie Ege, Leroy suth-
eand Moe AnaIe Mckae hesn rrIe
Ere, Willie Eaton, Leroy Sutherland. Penman-
e,g HaH wihta aaMs1a. n so 27-hss PeeOr teacher.
St,. e Honor; Jenn!e Keane. Diplomas-Attelu-
nee Ella Doran Jenneita stern hsr0ess hzeSis iis
'trsnsn Charles Snuianu, lea hun Asgyie
Saraeai, Charlte Lee, Louisa Aliu' Dep0r'h' en'
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AitI1moud Dispatrlt.

ETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
ClRCun ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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FOR SALE.

DEIlE>! BRICKS.
#-r.DING BRICKS OF AL Kinds and OF best
t.t...y Tor sal. Apply i yards III Rockcus or
= .. ~ ALLAHD's, Main aad Iwcntieth streets:
aim II. {. HAGERIl.
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REMoyAL.-A. IIARRIS's Loan Office iestablshed
In S65) has been removed to 1922 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30

LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzE SHIRTS at f. b.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE M ON Z VI
paee in very profitable busine5,-one that will
nav well. Address BUSINESS" at this Office,
with real name, and state where an interview can
be had. 1e 2o-4t"
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COLD SODA WATER with fine fruit syrups al
PIZZISI's.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INSTANT EMPLOYMENT.-Al
" home. male or female, f30 week warranlef
NO capital required. Particulars and yantb SAM
Die sent free. Address, with &C.. return stamp, {
kU-S. Wllliiuisbursh. NY. " 3.w2m*
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no's''AO j. HENRY GRAFTON,
No. Ninth street,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To.DAy.--ParHy cloudy
,rcdther and rain ,rith north,cest or south
aces! ,rindS is reported as probable to-day.
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y'rN RENT. the desirable BRICK g.
/ RESIDENCE No. luo Grace hctwecnE E:i
f.r,. ..tG second streets. adjoining the new resi-
,...... III i. +. Winston. t~I Ii contains about 8
p . ...r- AIT >tur. large Kitchen. and has oet II
, .,g !tt.t. :,.Gir. Possession 1T once. Apply 10
HILL & GODDlN.
Real Estate gents,
SUI. HOS Main street..
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DIVIDENDS.

pIT.cE vIEGISIA STATE INSURANCE Co..
RICHMOND. June 30, 1874.
DlFlD Nd NoTI CE..
!., DIRECTORS OF this company have declared
-.E.j .aliuua! DIVIDEND rf FIVE PER CENT.
IT, Df an taxes nf the profits OF the last SIX
i..s.3.- rr,Nablu 10 the Stockholders aud after
:s. I>rDAY Of JULY SENH.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN,
IL, 34.lw Secretary.
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NICE BIZ EAKFASr RELIsII-Salt Salmon, prime
lot, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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OFFICE UNION BANK OF ElCEMoSD'}
Juue 25. 1874 !
THHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ ..t,.. this day declared II dividend OF FIVE
rLH CshI. Tor 50 80 per sharcl on the capitai
,,, e. payable on ANA after the lst ot July next 10
III .,,s.s holders, free OF al! TAX
~--.iw ,MEo MILLER, Cashier.
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Go to P1zzIs1's and get some nice PEACHES.

LIGHT SUITS at Z. b. SPENCE s SONS, l30'
Naiu street.
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MEETINGS..

JJEBREW LADIES' SEWING So
The membcts Of this Society are re-
1ucsted TO meet J O-NIGHf at b o'clock Ut inc
IaisnaI meeting room. As business Of Importance
will be before the meeting, every member Is ex-
VI. hAPPEL,
10 a01,4 Secretary.
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Lun RENT. a SUIT OF ROOMS, e.
{ convenient AMI airy. on second iocr. at l:::I
\ 1>.utl lAlu >ilcc. tctwCeu Maiu aud Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30

If YOU wish PIZZISI 10 furnish you with iCE'
CREAM for to-day's dinner leave your orders early
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WANTED, A COOP NtksE , to-" to wa,S ~" "nSs. Hn
W ".N%,i LIME & EkoTHkk>S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30

-,-A\rtp. AGODp COLORED COOK
y vghsut encumhrancc-m'dilo-aE n"{,tS
-. ,.a lSx. \ >!Ictf- ----- y --
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOSD
COnPAEY will be held at the otllre Of
the company al Richmond, on TUESDAY INC Z6tn
Of July at / 2 O'Clock to act upon the amendment
to the charter granted to the company BY the Cir.
cuir Court Of the cry OF Richmond on the lsth in
stant. BY or.cr of the Board.
g. W. HARRIS, Secretary.
RfchIa0nd, June 25, 1874. ]. 26-30t
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TUESDAY. JUNE 80, 1874
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1,-A\TTN. A GOOD CoLOKED No.
" NAN 10 nuTSr and do houScworA. NN"'
=. ESiu street -
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COOK and NA>ttH.
" ;.>,uigc 81 G2l 1cuin street ~,"n" i'',S; ,tST
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ClICKAHOMlNY TRIBE.

VXTIGWAM CHICKAHOMlNY TRIBE,
w No "a, I. o. r. NJ, 3CTH SLEEP, HOT
MOON, q ). ID. 3S3.-CBIEFS AND BROTHERS
Won are hereby no ned 10 att. nd regular council
of your tribe on the above sleep at the 9th run, set
ting of SUM- AS tue election Of chiefs and other I'M
nortant business will he brought before the trp'c
every member should be present. BY order or
the Sachem JOHN r. SHlHBE hUht,
Ia 30-lik e.. Of Il. protein.
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T,R RENT. dc>ila,ie FRAMED -
I nNELLlNG-HUJ> "u east side oiES1A
\ ... -:.uy;. No. 7uJ. Possession can bc had III L
s.-". 4 FRAMED BUILDING OH Elm street,
-.. :. BEl~K STORE and DWELLING on
.....t -'r,rl. y. lN3.
..,r.. >li. EL.E STORE and DIV ELLlNG
O.. .... >i.ir ~ Main near Fifteenth street..
t-..4 FRAMED Hot :. on Ero.u between
Tv.H:y-:yurth ard Twenty NTH streets.
,.,u. :, I.icc EElth ROUSE corner Twenty
erth and Br.,;! streets.
;l-u. q : I'ii:t. ana DWELLING. on MaiA near
=. .ssutv-isffu street. {. i. EAtHo.
#U.4f etii state Agent.
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IT,. RENT, and possession given 1St O.
.: LAZY. III. STORE. with DW ELLlNG LII
=. ....!. franklin street No. lTU~l near the Old
N.-rr,, ajG now coupled ny illiam Harris 4
60 .ai> j. one OF the best stands in the city Tor
.. ..t...i business Kent very low. apply Ia
W. Il. ALLEGRE.
90 Goi street,
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nor RENT, FIVE NEW FRA NED q:
/ uut>E> on canal street between Fou- IA
,... IL! adams: six rooms water, and ga>.
HILL X GhUDlS.
Real Estate Agents.
1919. HOS haiu street.
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T,uE SALE OF RENT. \ LARG + g.;
/ HEI,k FaCTotY on Moore street Wit Gs-1
.r- .1; ua or two oout-bulidii'SS sui able iol
...r:.,r,u~!ag purposes. particularly where large
rs o. ,Gc:lr spriag wa'cr Is used. Price low
..... .~:lA> agreeable. ppy 10 ., ~
". il. ROBINS, Agent,
<t.-:, 1905 tank sireet.
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Tor RENT. BRICK DWELLING. a.
i wen rnuE!>: trick kitchen, two rooms ks.1
-.~ 'ti- nicely par.rpd ANA put IN order On
N.--....l street. Rent moderate. Apply 10
-IgiIw2w :. +. DDN r.
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>NTED. 81 good COOK. WASHER,
" va lrlNEE who cav come well reTom-
Av;,rv NJ >o. : west Cary street or 10
= H"' ~ n,,, ,r,,. le 30-lts
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,\TEp, to borrow 81, 700 on valuable
u 'N,.,,,,, nrcprrty In this city and Manchcs-
" .'';rIs> mote to \. H., care Dip"tcA Office
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~ ANTEp. immediately, nj Mechanics.
. .r..IWEteHTS. Apply III once 10 l. Is:
\ Z CO. M.chanicSvi.c, or - NA!.hN ZINE
.,A\r No. l0a >yvc0!ccnth sirec;' kichnon'
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A\rFp, q GOOD NURSE, settled :;
" White. Warual referred Apply ri leo
, jc 27-3t
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GRAND ExcuRsloN.--Friendship Lodge,
No. 90, knights of Pythias, have an eXcur-
sion July 4th to Ashland. Dancing, cro4uet,
baseball, and delightful promenade are
among the attractions offered.
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CentreoiHe, Snyder county, Penno,
All business entrusted u his caro- viii be
well and faithfully attended to. win pri, tice
at the several courts OF Snyder ant adjoining
conuties. Can BE- consulted in tho English or
German language Oct. 81 'T3tf
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WALKER HOUSE,
McC ure City Pa.
NICHOLAS SIMON, Proprietor.

This n new house, newly furnished and
Is now open TO the travelling public. II is
located near the depot. No effort will be
spared by the proprietor TO make the stay
OF his guests pleasant and agreeable.
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BRoWrNS rSxI6Hn,t HOUSE ,,..,....,
HENRY BENfER, Proprietor.

The undersigned adopts thI. method Of inform
Ink the public that he has opened hotel ut the
above named place, on tho road from Middle
entertain tho public with brst class accom- moda
tlons. HENRY BENFER
April 0, 1871.
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@ropen Day and Nigh, for the accom-
mediation OF travellers. A first class Res.
taurant Is attached 10 the hotel, whrre
Meas at all hours eau be had. Temes
reasonable 9,43-tf
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

! : ! ! | ! | ] ! ] ] ] ] !
4 A l. widely known
A~ ~ one Of uhe roA
efectual rcmedaA
M ~ eyor discovered foe
kM k2(H cleansing the ~
WNA tenn and purifyfn0
the blood. Il hsj
N (URVyX1 stood the test q
SSENN4 years. with . con.
\Sz stantly growing rep
~ utation, based Oa =
Intrinsic virtues and sustained by its rss
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 20 scsrchine
IS to efiectually purge out the great cor.
ruptions Of the blood, such - the scrofhloue
and syphiIitic contamination. Impurities
or diseases that have lmked in the system
for years, soon yield TO this powerful anfi-
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOfOla, and all scrofnlous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptf0ns, and eruptive die.
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtchea.
BOils, Pfmples, Pustules, Sores, St
AnthOny's Fire, ROse or Erypfpos
las, letter, Salt Ishcum, 6col1
Head, RingwOrm, and internal U1s
cerations Of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. Il also cures other com.
plants, to which Il would not seem especi.
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep.
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhGa, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofalous poisons.
II Is an excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing tho
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs,
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The highest market price paid for all
kinds Of country produce and dried fruits
Confident Of rendering perfect ssiisfao-
tion both IN regard to prices and quality
Of goods. ! respectful lily invite all 10 give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
j. W. DREESE.
Middle burg, January 7, l869y
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PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass;
ProcttcaI and Asosvfseos CAswssts.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwuTaA
PREPIR RED BY
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

After Sunday, juno 29th 1873 tho
Passenger Trains Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
pbia New York Pittsburg and Erie -
follows.
EASTWARD
255-Philadclphia Express leaves Har-
risburg daily Except Monday NJ 66
m and arrives ut West Philadelphia 81
9 So M, and arrives at New York ~
10 Is n. M.
8 85-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
ut 3 35 n m and arrives at West Philadel.
phia at 7 10 m. and New York at 10 Is
y. N.
45--Lancaster train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily [e1cept sundry1
at 40 W with through car for Philadel-
phia. and arrives at West Hbiladelphia at
~ 20 NJ Mt New York at 3 So pm.
8 5b-sou,hern Express leaves Har-
risbnrg daily at 8 56 p m and arrives
Philadelphia at II rs p m and arrives st
New York at 3 90 pm.
IL t0-Pacifc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily NJ II SO I'm and arrives at
West Philajelphis at 3 80 p m. and ~.
rives Mt New York daily except Monday
At q 35pm.
2cO-Elmira Express leaves Harrisburg z
daily (except Sunday Mt . % p IN and Or.
rives a, West Philadelphis u, 9 30 p sad
arrives at New York at 10 10 p m.
4 % Harrisburg Accommod modaiion 1saves
harrisburg daily [except Sunday Al 4 90
p IN and arrive at West philadeiphiA d
. 20 m.
9 i5-Moil train leaves Harrisburg de-.
ly (except Sunday at s 46 p IN. arrives st
Philadelphia nj IL 20 AN and At NewI
York Mt 22 p. m.
10 50-Cinciunaii Express leaves II ".
risburg daily al 10 90 p m and arrives at
Wes, Philadelphia at 2 so III and aryives
AT New York at @ 50 p m.
WESTWARD.
415-Erie Mail west, for Erie, ieavss
Harrisburg daily at l5 o m, arriving Il
Erie At 35 pm.
445-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sun iay) st 46Q
p IN arriving at Erie at 25 IN.
235-The Southern express leaves Har
risburg daily at 2 35 q. m. arrives at Al
tcona at 9 Go IN for breakfast and ar
rives at Pittsburgh at l2 50 p m.
4 05-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisbur
daily at % m arrives at Altoona at 8
q IN, for breakfast, and arrives ~ Pitts
burg at l0pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisbur
daily at 45 IN arrives al Altoona a. 2 d
p IN for dinner and a. Piltsburg at 8 q
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily (s,
cept Sunday at 81 p m arrives at Ala
ma at % pm
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily lsI
cept Sunday at 8 00 ? m arrives at All
ma at 20 p. m takes supper and arrives
Pittsburg at 1 25 am.
IL l5-Pitisburg Express leaves Harr
burg daily (except Sunday at ~ 25 ,
arrives at Altoona at 4 90 q m, and
rives at Pittsburg at 8 10 q m.
IL t6-Cinoinuati Express leaves III
risbury daily (cxcept Saturday, at l2
q m arrives at Alto ma at 4 60 Q N and
rives at Pittsburg cts 40a m.
A CASSETT. DIN BoYDJr.
General Manager. aenr Passenger q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26

After Sunday, juno Goth 1873 tho
Passenger Trains Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philadsl-
pbia New York Piusburg and Erie -
follows,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26
PARAMOUNT HOUSE,
II NEAR THE DEPOT,
MiddlebuI'g, Pa.

GEOKGE GUYER, PROPRIETOR
This house 10 in close proximity TO the
depot and has lately been rebuilt and re.
fitted. Rooms ommodious-the table well
supplied with the best the market affords
AND terms moderate,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-04-30
A Ten thousand Dollar UIrI.

1 must give you a story lately told
me which goes to show the value oil
the girl of the period. On a certain
day, on 9 Pennsylvania railroad, 8
belle of q thriving Pennsylvania
town, the daughter of wealthy lum-
Der merchant, was travelling in the
same car with a shrewd old citizen OF
her native town and an agreeable
youns gentleman from the West who
tells the story The latter had been
talking to the belle-(N. B.-She
is now one of the corps of Washing
ton correspondents and a notorious
belle-ringer when not belle-hanger)
but as night drew on and the young
lady grew drowsy, he gave up his
seat to her and placed himself beside
the somewhat cynical Pennsylvania.
The latter began conversation by
pointing to q high mountain past
which they were whirling, and said,
"YOu see that mountain? Six or
eight years ago it was covered with
as fine forest as ever grew, and was
worth $4,000 and upward. Now,
without tree, covered with stumps,
the land is scarcely worth a continen-
tai. The net produce of that mountain
lies over their in that seat" and he
pointed to the recumbent belle; "that
is my calculation. 1t has just about
absorbed all of that lumber which her
father owned to raise and educate that
girl, pay for her clothes and jewelry,
bring her out in society and maintain
her there. Some of you young men,
if you were given your choice be-
tween the mountain yonder as it now
stands and the net produce on that
seat, would take the net produce; but
as for lie, give me the stamps" u
Washington Letter to the Graphic.