G THE DAILY EVEK1KG TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 0, 1 BiiO. LITERATURE. TctriT Fciwencieb. With a Table of Contend . Carlton: New York. . Philadelphia: Ashini'Ad A Evans. . , i The work before us Is en carious a production m we. hare seen. It is a vaM compilation t the pith of numerotig set m. inn, from some hand unnamed. It has no preface, nt cohi tnenccs at once wllh a series of the short ex tract. There la a good deal of homely truth contained in them, and the casca are put in a quaint Btjle, and with a singular force, which point directly to Bcecher as the author. We know of no way in which we can frlvo a better idea of the book than by quoting a few of its paragraphs: feme men secra to think that the Dlyfno Be Inn na different qualities of mercies arranged, as apothe caries medicines are, on ttielvest aud tUat the smelt report to Him the condition or men, anl tio admin isters to their wants accord n to His Judnipnt. Their idea of the war n wbioh He bestows His blessings ii something like this : An antral reports to Him that there is a mortal praying for Divine aid, and He save, WloiBitf' The angel replies, It Is A t be wants snch and such a blessing.' ' Weil,' savs God, 'what is his condition r Is ho all right? Is bis case one of needf Has be done for himself opto pretty much the rf(tht point?' If the replies or the angi I to these last inquiries are in the affirmative, God lays, In that cano 1 will holp tiimj' so He reaches up snd takes such a rrace as is needed, and says, 'Hsnd It down to tbo man.' Morning tier ton, July 8 1869 " "I bore are thousands of mnn that seem to rejoice in aotOing else baif to much as iuiquity. the mo ment tbe bear the servant of tbo devil asking, 'Have yoa heard the news about A and BP tbey ray, W I at is it f Sit down and loll it to me ;' and it is so re isliab e to reveal, and so exquisite to bear, that A ana B have teen doing wronir, and have been tound out in that wrong, that they fairly g oat oter it! I t l Is i ho ve y rpirit of the devil himself. Morning Strmoti, August 7, 1889." "Men have dospised the body too much, but after a'l, wi eu iOd made tftf body, Ho knew what lie was about. Evening Sermon, July 17, 1869." "I 90 back, now, to my own ministry. I have got to Legin to talk about myself as an old man. before long. 1 have been, thus far, talking as though I were young; but I find that I am remembering back too tar lor i bat, when I go back to the time when 1 first became tue pastor of a church. It was twenty years ago. I remember tnat the dock which 1 first gatnered In the wilderness consisted of twonty per sons, nineteen nt tbem were women, and tbe other was nothing. Wednesday Evening Lec.ure, Novem ber 1Q, 1869." "I very well remember going back, after having arrived at years ot manhuod, to tbe school-house where I did not reeoive my early eauoa.ion. I mea sured tbe stones which, in my childhood, it teemed that a giant could not lilt, and 1 could almost turn them over with my foot! I measured the tices which seemed to loom up to the sky, wondrouslv large, bnt they bad shrank, grown shorter, and outspread nar rower. 1 looked in o tbe old 8chool-houe, and hew small tbe whitt ed benches a id tbe dilapidated tables were, eompaied with my boyhood impression ot them! I looked over tbe meadows across which my little toddling feet bad pas-ed. They had onco seemed to me to bt broad fields, but now but narrow -ribbons, lying between the bouse and tbe w iter. I mnrveiled at The apparent chanire which had taken place in these things, and thought what a child I must bave been when tbey seemed to me to be thi ips ot great importance. 1 lie school-ma'am oh! what a being I tbought she wss! and tbe school-mastor bow awe stricken 1 was in his pre ence ! ISo looking and wistfully remembering, I said to myself, 'Well, one bubble has broken.' But when yon shall stand above, and leok back with celestial and clarified vision npon this world this rickety old school house earth it wi'l seem smaller to you thsn to me that olo village tchool. Morning Sermon, A'ovember 6, 1809." "Some men keep their goodnoss a' poop'o do their pianos. 1 bey bave them shut np, most ot the time, at one side ot the parlor; and when they bave looked alter tbe affairs of the kitchen, and taken tlioir mean, and waited upon their company, and attended to all their other dutios, then, lor relaxation, they open them, and play a lew turn s upon tnem Some men keep tboir comcience shot up a good part ol the time, and once in awhile, for a change, they open it, and p. ay upon it. They find it a little outol tune, but they do not mind that. Morning Sermon, June 12, 1860." "We are all of us merely developing spirit in mat ter or out of matter. We are gaining that victory wbicn tied means tbe immortal shall gain over the nioital, tbe transient, the perishing. We are pro ducing trom tntse roots, those stems our bodies blossoms and fruits which bod shall be willing to pick, that He may (how tnem again in another life. Morning Sermon, March 4, 1860." "There is not a little, piddling justice's court in the "Whole nation that is not subject to tbe authority of onf highest courts, ine nignost court governs all 'the loner courts, elear down to the bottom of our 'judicial system. And God has made tbe human soul so that its highest faculty Bball govern all the facul ties below it, cW-ar down to the bottom Morning Jjermon, June 13, 189." "When a man comes to have this itch for gold this insanity ot rolling over and increasing wealthi there are no bounds to his desire to accumulate. Though he were to toll his pile as fast as tbe globe rolls, he would not be satislleu. Morning Sermm, January 16, 1860." "I think that men in this world are like a pismire running up ou one ot the pyramids ot Egypt, going to take a prospect. The iit'le insect creeps, and creeps, and creeps, a whole day, and only gets up a very short distance compared with the whole height of the structure, and ho i so surrounded by bus of Btones. and other objects which adhere to its sldo, that be cannot see anything. Ho he creeps on and on, and be may pornape. rfl the course ot a weoic, evt ball way up to the top, If the wind does not happen ,w PlOW.bun on, ana no otner acuiuem oeiaus nun; and then he cannot see anything, ror be nnds ntni' self behind a crevice, or in a crook Now he cre.-p -and orceps again in another dnvcHon ; and how long o you- suppose it will take- tmnta get so high that he -can' took over all the wortd-raoo) when he doos. what'iH- an' ant's judgment about the world good for f Mortnng sermon, April an, !.'' -t Th3 work is spicy ana. pleasant reading, is neatly.aad substantially' bound, .and is for sale by Astinieful & Evaus, No: 720 Chesnut street. Kats MabstoN : A Fireside Stout. Carleon: New York. Philadelphia Aeents: Abhuieud & ... Evan6,.No. 720 (Jhesnat street. ... . . Cusletott has of late fallen into the evil way of giving us only sensational novels. We have, then, great gratification in fladm? in "Kate 11 am ton" something else than the sensational style of fiction. It is a fireside story, quietly and pleasantly told not unnatural, and very readable. Its dedication to "St. Mary's Hall," Burlington, may give to some a cine to its authorship. As it at present stands, not even a nom de vlume is given. It is hound in Carletou's usual style. The Mctb Singer. A Novel. By Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie. Ctuleton, New York. Agents: Ashmead & Evans, No. 724 Chesnut street. Mr6. Ritchie, well known as Miss Mowatt, is an accomplished actress, and a tolerubly good authoress. The "Mute Siuger" is a novel ol considerable originality. Its plot is laid In Paris. Its heroine U a beautiful route, who, after undergoing difficulties, dangers, and severe exertions, is finally rewarded by a doctor with whom she baa long been in love. Tbe t.ila is told in a decidedly fresh stylo, and is entertain. hiir, although many parts ol it are extravaeant, almost ridiculous. It will, however, well repay a haBty perusal. It ii neatly bound and clearly printed. JIakd and Glove. By Amelia B. E lwards. Nt?'V York: Harper & Brutuers. G. W. Pitcher, No, 80b cneenui street, Agent. . Miss Edwards has won for herself a loremo't place in the ranks of British novelists by to fiber works, already famous "Barbara Hast- tluRS," aud "Half a Million of. Money." Her latest production, "Hand and Glove," is not unworthy of its predecessors. It does not pos sess the originality of "Barbara," nor yet that original legal knowledge bo remarkable in "Haifa Million;" but it is, for all that, a most delightful work. We doubt if this authoress could send lorth any other than a book which would repay perm-aU It la graphic In descrip tion, and able In the portrayal of character. Its plot in both inttlcae and tnterefting, and it will le Trad by thousands of those woo have been charmed by its iorerunner. 0. W. Pitclrer has it for sule. ' " " ! ' 'Thb Army op rut roToniAC," by Swinton,. which we received from the National Publishing Company, No. E97 Minor street, and of , which we spoke at length a tew days since, Is f reatlng a prolound sensation inmtliUryand litcrary-circles. We have Lever l otlced a book on whose mcrite tbejournaisot the day had more to say , and about whoe excellence they more differed. All, how ever, commend U tor its critical style and com mendable frankness and perspicuity. ' From the advance proof sheets of the Galaxy for June, we can promise our readers a mot excellent number. "The Claver1n!r's''and Archie Lovell," are continued. A spirited sketch of Gustave Lore, the groat engraver, Is given; whilej the tbird paper on the "Ait of Drawing" is contributed. Besides all these, wo mut reckon amon its pleasant contents, "A Day of Days," "The Disappointed Sister," and an In struct ive article on the "Stereoscope." A lengthy contribution of poetry Is furnished by Theodore Tiiton. Tbe number, as a whole, is moit at tractive. We have received from the same enterprising bouse a copy of tbe second edition of fioldwln Smith's "Lectures on the Study of History," of which we will speak in a few days. TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS. OPENING OF JUDfJE UNDERWOOD'S COURT. I'harK to tbe tirsud Jury How Threat of Violence are to be Treated Addrena f IIom. William B. Keed, of Pnlladel- pbla He Aaka for Speedy Trial. Richmond, Va., June 6 Judne Pndcrwood ar rived from Alexandria this morning, and spent tne iortuoon at general Terry's headquarters, in the mansion formerly occupied by Jetierson .Davis. Most ot mo non rtmidcut members ol tha Grand Jury arrived this morning and maue their appear ance during the lorenovn at the United States Court Koom in the UuRiom House, soon after 11 o'clock. the hour at which It was expected the aoiourned sewion of the Circuit Court would be opened, Messrs. Keed, Brady, and Brown, counnel lor Davis, entered the court-ioom and engaged in conversation witb prominetit member ol the .Richmond ba - and others. Messrs. V an eickle and Thomas U. Kdsail. ot New lork. and Charles Gross, ol Philaduluhia. tumor counsel for Davis, were aldO present. nt mote than n teen or twenlv snectatnni. in. clndiDg two ladies from Aew York, were in the Court at anv time durinr the dav. it havlnv hewn as. certained by actual count that the legal number of Grand Jurors was not present. judge unoerwoou d d not appear and occupy his seat until 1 o'clock. At that iiour he entered tue room, and tbe lourt was formally oponeil by the Ciier. By diieouon of Judge tmlernood, tbe lerk. W 11. Barry, caled tbe names of the Grand Jury, and lourtetn only responded. dames .i,emconiD and u l. wigano. oi men- moud, who had been summoned to make np the requisite nu nicer, were then called to the Clerk's detk to qualify as jurors. Tbe former declined to take tbe prescribed out!) aud was excused. Mr. wipana took tne cam and occupied a seat witn tne other jurois. Another long pause was causod by Mr. Lep'Comb'H refusal to quality. ir,a ly, Gilbert C. Walker, ol Norfo k, appeared and took the oath. Tie panel being thus complete, the Judge, at 2 o'clock, delivered the lollowing charge: Gentlemen ot ibe orttud Jury: 1 am hapv to meet on aeain and to know tLat vouarv stnl living. notwithstanding the assau t that bave been made uionyou. little need be said in addition to tbe instructions givn at Norlolk. Your last session has made ou historical, and 1 trust that toe euorts which cave been made to intimidate you and to im pede the ccnise ot . ustice will not make you less laithiul and earnest in the discharge of your pub. io duties. W e ought not to be surprised that tbe trea sonable and licoiitiuus press ot this ttate and city should wnce ana rape and tecome lurious wben treason and licentiousness are exposed and arraigned tor trial and punishment. Nor Bhould we oe sur prised at the enorn.it? and desperation exhibited when we remember that this city has long been the crntie and seat ot the greutcst trafliu in human beiuvs that has ever disgraced the world a tratlic which has annually employed many hundred of moral monsters and niuuv mi, lions of capital, sub sidizing the press, pulpit, and polit'cs of the Hato, rtnderinr Richmond mere Infamous among men for its participation in this great crime man all tbe cities along tne coasts ot rengauibia, upper and Lower Guinea, Congo, Lounge. Angela and lien guela combined. i no wonaer men is mat so many traces oi Kinu nets, humanity, and Christian civilization should have sun ived such dubaiug and brutalizing inllu- enccs, and let us thank God and take courage that, more tortuuate than the devoted cities of antiquity, we can count more than ten men who Lave stood faithful among the faith!es. Tbe coir plaints of threatened violence and intimidation wliieh have been forwarded to me by several of your members, for your late heroic and patriotic actions, have beeu sul muted to the highest legal and military authori ties ot me Government. ana lean avsure von oi tno ea nest svmjia liy and firm support ot a 1 the officers oi tne law, not excepting tne rrcsinenr, win m tue treasonable flatter and lawn upon, but whom thev wli probably soon curse as heartily as tbey did two yeaissgo. But, teutiemun, I am glad to call your attention to a law of Congieos which put your own vindication, as well a that ot the country, into your own bands In 1831, Congress enacted, as vou will find ou page 482 of the fourth volume oi the statutes at large, as follows: ertton 2 And be it further enacted, That it any per son ir perrons Khali by threats, or loroe endeavor to innuinee. intimidate, or iinnede am Iurur witting, or tfl'.o rln any Court of the United States, In the (lis cnarve oi nisruiv.or snuiu ceriUDiiv. or iiv threats. or lores, obstruct or imiiede or endeavor to obstruct or Ininedeihe duo adnilnlslra lou ot justice therein, every pero or persons go ouenuing man De naDie io prosecu- tlen there, tit ay inaiviment; ana shall, on convlutlon thereof, be ountshed by a finn not exceeding five hun dred dollars or ly imprisonment not exceeding three ontl.s, or bo h according to tbe ua.ure and aggrava tion oi tue uneuse. Appiuveu iurcu z, Yon will tbu have it in your own power to exer cise a who esome restraint upon licentious tongues and pens, aud upon a press which, as a blind leader ol tl e blind, lias botn, and still is, one ol the chief causes of past, present, and prospective calumny and mistorlnre, tne minders, duels, assassinations, vio lent una ungovorned pasioiis, endinir in sell-conflagration and sell-Immolation, unparalleled in any hea then countrv. Tito poverty, suffering, agony, aud oegraCation wh eh bave given this city, of almost unequa led natural capabi ities, its bad eminence, are me leguitiia'e pars ot tne teachings rr its nuolio prets; and anything you can be able to contribute towards its ieioi n ation will, in the hivbost degree, be serviceable to the cause ot the country and of hu manity. But, gentii men, lot us act with moderation and discrimination, lor tnougn a prostituted press is one ot the greatest calamities, a free and virtuous prt ss is one ol ilia greatest public blessings the great ornament ana support oi puono virtue. Alter delivering the enarge judge underwood remarked that, in the absence ot tbe foreman, Mr. ilsrnson would act in tuat capacity. l ne Gtand jury then retired to their room. Tl.ere being no toimal buslnets before tne Court. Judge Ui derwood said: 'We shall be happy to bear fiom members ot the bar. always siviuir prefer ence to members lrum a distance." William a. Reed, ot rhiladoinbia. then addressed ti e icurt as ionowt: " Muy it pleas your Honor. I beg t present my self, in coiijurctiou with my colleagues, as the countel ot Jeneison Davis, a prisoner of stato ut Fortress Monn.e, and under indictment tor hiau ueson in your tiouor's court. "Vt etind in the records ol your Honor's toe rt an indictment charging Mr. Davis witb a hirh oll'enso, and it hss seemed lo us due to the course of Justic.j. due to i his tribunal, uue to tbu I eel lugs, oi oue sort or another, which may be descriued as crystallizing around ine uuioriunate man, mat we suouia come at the v ry eaihest day to tula tribunal, and ask of your lie nor, or, more property, the gentlemen who ri I resent tho United states, the ample question: W bat 1- proro-ed to be doue with this iudictmaut T Is it to be tried f Is lt-and this Is a a iestiun nor baps, that 1 bsve no rlaht to ask is it to b with drawn, or is it :o be su-pouaedf If it Is to bj tiled, mav it d ease vour Honor, speaking tor my col. leagues, aud lor mj self, and for the absent client, I ay witn emPbasU. and I say it with caruestnesi, tl at we come here p repared instantly to try tint ctie, and we shall Shk no delay at your Honor's hands further than is reoFssary to bilnu the prisoner to face tbe Court aud to enable Iuhi, under Ui siaiu'e end in tucli cases made and provided, to examine the bill ot indiolweut aaatnat him It it to be Withdrawn? It so, Jnut ice and humuni'y eeeui io us io p on.pr that we suouia snow it. i it ta no suFpeiidett, poftiiute d F It to, msy it please , tne Court, with ell re pett to tour Honor and the gen- ten en v bo conduct the ptiLlio I unntss here, vo ir lienor mubt uiifo btauu us as enter' ng our most (ui b(l ruttst. Vt ink a sj otxjy.tr. k' ou any charge that may be brourht arainst Mr. Day is here or in other oiyil tribunals in tbe land. We may be now bote lepretenting, may It please the Court, a dying man. For thirteen months be has been In prison. 1 he Censtilution ot the United Status guarantees to him tiotrniv aa impsitial "r'al, wh ch 1 am sure he will have, but a speedy trial ana wo bave come no slight distance, we have come In a'l sincerity, we tsv&enrnerwflh'allTestiec te yout Honor, we bve oome With strong Sympathies witn our client, pro fessional and personal ; we have come here simply to ask that question. I address It to the District At torney, or I address It to yur Honor, as may be the more appropi late, W bat disposition i oroposed to be made witb the bill ot indiotmt ntarointt Jefferson Day's, noW pendtiv, for bight reason V Ma or J. L. Hennessy, Assistant United States Attorney, said that be had been entirely unaware ol tbe nature ot the application just made, id tbe absence of the District Attorney. Mr. Chandler, be was not prepared to answer the question, but be would Immediately telegraph to that gentleman the fact of such an application having been made. Mr. Chandler .would probably arrive in Richmond this evening, it ne failed t arrive, major nonnessy stated that be would hlmse'f be prepared to answer the Question to-morrow morning. Judge Underwood, aodressmg the eounel for Mr. Davis, said : Am I to understand that that will be satisfactory r Mr. Reed Entirely SO. The Court then adj urncd until to morrow, at 10 o ciocs, a. m MONTE CIUSTO Gold and Silver Mining Co. OF NEVADA. CAPITAL, - - f$,000,000 Sliarep, $20. IIILI, r A I D STOO K. Working Capital, $300,000 V600 Shares Only For Sale 13F,ING PliElEllllED STOCK Bcarlns 25 Ter Cent. Interest Per Annum In Coin. PBE81DEKT, F. rhtCHAN 1 KENllSS.rblladilphia. TKEA6VKFR, H. C. VOLG, Cashier Commonwealth Xational Hank, rhiladelpbia. SECRETARY, THOUAS DCNLAP, Philadelphia. MIPIKG 6CPER1NXENDEKT, T. J. AilRPUr, fjevada. OFFICE, No. 413 CHESNUT St.,Philad., Boom No. 5. Tbe abovo Company hss lately been organized with extensive and valuab'e Silver Mines In tbo celebrated Whito Pine Mining District, Lander county, Kevada. Parties desiring to invest in a bona fide, legitimate Mining Company, where the subscribers to the Work ing Capital Stock receivo tbo largest share of the earnings, and are guaranteed a large interest on their money, are invited to examine tbe Prospectus of this Company, which may be obtained at the office, Ho. 413 CD-EsUl Street. The Mines are now bc'ng worked, and machinery will be erected at once. Subscriptions received at the office, or by mail, ad dressed to tbe Secretary, Post Office Box 1902 Philadelphia. 6 16wfml3 4p CLOTHING. Citi'ieita! Hotel, 824 Chestnut 8TEEET, TT T. OF F. C. F. F. F. C J t-m CLOTHING!!! 11ICKS' TEMPLE OF FASHION, Celebrated For Fine Fashionable Clothing. WILLIAM. KICKS, MAIiKKT Street, No. 62:m PHILADELPHIA g'iATJW UNION CL01II1NO HAXL, 606 MARKET Street, 606 Visitors will find a large and varied assortment ot tbe very best HEADY-MADE CLOTHING at the lowest i ab prices. Suits, containing Coats, rants, and Vest, trom $12 OA. Dusters, s'l 25. Pants ironi aiOO and higher. Come ard convince yourselves. iS 31 3in QQftTO $45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK tiP (f-)f laury colored clotb; amiy and navy olothla 4 o , "i ittvie iinnuniiej. Hnirp KAKH. Ko. 11 WTNTH Bt.. above flheannt, WiLL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES and Blinds. Fine assortment always on band. A'so Preventive of Damp Wal sin Dwelihiaa. Papur xiausan sent to all parts or tne ooumry. 11. A. BUHTOV I 29 Htro No. 115 N. FO I'HTH Street, above Arcb. WALL PAPER AND WINDOW KnAPEU H F. BAI IIERrtTlN A SON.! '. !3Kt . No tb'IBPKINU GAKD EtretU Jy THE V vA A v v BOOKS AND STATIONERY. R K M O V A -I. . I L L I A M G. V K 11 II Y, P.OOR&ELLER AND STATIONER, t HA KHOT1D FROM i S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND RACE, TO 5 2Stmwlm No. 7US ATICII STItKKT. TTINE STATION KEY, OF THB BEST JL' Quality. W. O. FBRRT, Matloner, No. "lit ARCH Htreet. Philadelphia. ARNOLD'S ISK. FARER8 PENCIT.8, AND : Lloti's Pteel Fens, all grnnln, sold br W. U r KRBT, 8tai loner. k'O. 128 AR' II street. Pnlladelpbla. B LANK BOOKS IN LARGE VARIETY, oi nir own nianmact nrc. isklliu at lowest cash rtfs W. t. PERRY h'O. 128 AH( H Htreet Philadelphia. I NVKLOrES, LETTER, CAP, AND BILL I J Ptnaf . AT LOW CASH PRICES. W. O. PFRRT. Ktitlonnr, Ko. 128 AR' H Btreet. Philadelphia. 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HENKELS, 6 4 l'2trp THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT STREET?. FURNITUltE, RICHMOND & FOREPAUGII, No. 40 South SECOND St., West Side, MANUFACTUBEBS OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERED (JOODS. Parlor Suit in Flnah. Hons Ilalr ( loth eto. Mtilnk-Koom. DIulDu-Kotm. uud Chamber Suits la irrained imitations ot the above wootls, which come very Inw. Khou'd tou desire anytblna in our line, it will be to youradvan atto cail and examine our sock, wnlon Id n lame and vanrd aa can be lound anywhere, aud 1 Kit. B Itlt iUW&i. RICHMOND & F0REPAC5H, tI8 No. 40 South BECOjiD b treet -TTURNITURE .THE LARGEST. Ii i YitniMi. and Kfai atoc.k nf FuinifurA In tha word is to be tounu at utaiu tju.-s TJ5IO Fl BiillCBE DEPOT, COHSER OF MfiTIl AND MAKKET STREETS, ai d os. 37 and 39 N r-r ( ON D Street, farlor Bulls. In Ilalr. Brocade. Pluah. Dainaak, or Blr . , . .. . MiniDg-room, naniorr, uorary niicnen, ana unice Furul ure, at labu.ouaiy low prices, aod the newest st ea atd patterut. I nblic Buildina. tchool, College, and Shop Furtiture in endirta arietT. All ktuet ot Furniture wanted by houaekeepera. at exct edlnitiy 'ow pilces at eltlu rot tbelrlmnienae raiab lUbnitnts It Jon want to save money and get well feived ko to GGTM) & CO. telore purcbaaing eUe wlieie t orrfrof MMH and MAKKET, and No. and39 N. SEC OND BUeeu -10 5o QOURTNEY & WILLITS, Ncs. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., Philada. HAS UFACTTJ HERS OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FURNITURE AND THE 0XLY DL'BABLE IS THE CITY. Also, Dining-Room Furniture, - ASD BEDDING, constantly on hand. 23 mA GROCERIES. aEAS RKDDCED TO SI, AT INGRAM'S - Tea Warehouse. No, 48 8. BKCOSD Street. ROASTFD COFFEE REDUCKD TO AO CTH. at IMiKAM'H lea Warchensa, Ko. 43 8. SECOND hirec U 40 C. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRAM'S lea warrliouee, M) f) b. beuumi otreei. - AT WII()LKSAL. L prices, at INGItAll'H Tea Warehouse, No. 41 o. hisuuw u BtrecL xry tnem. GRKEN COFFEES FROM 22 TO 28 CTS. A round at IN GRAM'S Tea Wareboaae, No. 43 t-E.COM Street Irvtliem Unui rorket Books, Forit'tnoitiitilcs, f lu'iu' Cast s, , I'ortfitllt'S, Drevsina lasca, HaiikerK' ( wn, Ladies aud Gtuta BcUl-.tla r.nd Vi '- .Traveiliiig Bb. r , kw.i ' jl UI in all ct vita. it- .- '-, - ' 'J 'I "31 . 1 3 -ivy: A iiiniie Ii io i w RAILROAD LINES. n A D 1, k o RAILROAD. t.KRA'r 1 IvlNV I.TN Ihua rrni,,'i)t frill..' 1LI HI TO i h K HTFJIIOR OF HK Bt'Hll YiRH M'tjri;. liAA, i 1 IIiFl;LND AilD WYOA1ING anaVah 1 - rUJMMtB AKRA.ViiEMENT OF PA8XENOEH 1KAIX- Jun4 las l eavltipr ire ( oinhT-l'ppo..at T nTHTFENTH aad CAIIOimill ctrerts t fcuadelphla, at the following bours i . WORNIS ACf'OMMOD ATIO. At 730A. tt.lor Remlni n intermediate Stations. . JttlRNiNG KXPKa8r). At SH A. V. tor Kosdina, Lebanon. Barrnnr Potts Tllle. Utifurove. Tamuijua. unbtirr, VlUlamsimrt lmlra, Ricbe'er. Niagara Fal s, RulTalo. A lentnwa. V, llksbrre, Plttstf,n, Sora, Cartlale, thambersbmrg, a. V fei Til V k. tlTII a. f 1 IT H n-a r w rm u zirsrnivv n. nu. 1 his train connects at KRAMNO wrh Fast Penn sylvania Kallrtad trains for AUrntovto. etc, anil the Lthsn n Vally train tor Haniahurg etc t a PORT C'LIKTOM w,tb latawlisa Kallaoad trims tnr Wll Ha'flKhurtr, Lock Haven. Flmlra eto.i at HARRIS ' TUG v.lth Northern t'rntrnl ( umbcrlaiid Va ley, and Pcbuvlklll and Htiaqnebnnna trains tor Northninbei land, W liilamiport, York Chsintierstninf, ninegiove, sio. AF1ERMION KXPRK.8 f.eayernilaielpblaat'Snp. m, for Reading Potta yllle, llainclarg etc, conn'Ctloft with Reading and Crlambla Knlmad trains lor Columbia, eto. READIM ACt OMAtODATION. Leaves RpsOIiik at 6 00 A l , stoppmg a tall way sta tions, a riving at Philadelphia at 8 Alt A. M. Krtumma. leaves Philadelphia at 5 00 P. M. t arrives In Reading at 7 to P. M. 1 ruins lor fhiladnpbla leave narrlsburv at 8 10 A M. andPottsvllleatR 4S A M arriving In Philadelphia at 110 P. M. Aiteinoon trains leave Iliirrlslitirg at 8 10 at6M44P0MVUleta 61'' M'' "Tlvlni ,n-"elphla 'ilARRtPBI RO ACCOMMODATION. Leaves Reading at 7 .10 A. M. and Hamburg at 4 10 P.M. otinec log at Resiling with Alternoon Accom mdRtion sontb, at S P. M., arriving In Philadelphia Varktt train, with passenger ear attached, leaves Phl'adelphla at 12 4ft neon for Reading ami all wav sta tit ns. Leaves heading at II 30 A. M and Downlngtowa at P. a.. Tor Philadelphia and all way atailons. All tie above trains run dally, Mindnvn excepted. Suntlay trains leave Pottsville at 8-00 A. M . and Phi la'epblaat31P M. Leave Philadelphia for Reading at 8-00 A.ai-l leurntng trom Resiling at 429 P, M. ( iiKHif H Valley, railroad. 1 ssfenpera lor Don alngtown and Intetmedlate points take the 7-30 and R-'O A.M. and 6'0 P M. trains from lh f,"vnn'"' "fuming irom DoWnlngtown at 6 35 A. 41. and l'2-3" noon. NEW YORK XPhE8fl rOH PITTSBCBO AND TUB WKM. Leaves N ew York at 9 A M., and S'OO P M.. passing Reading at l dfl and 11 83 A. M and 1-4H P. M , and con nectmgat Harrisburg with Pennsilvanla andNonhern Central Railroad express trains lor Pittsburg, Chleaao, Tt II ianisport, II in Ira, Baltimore, etc. Returning, express train lexves Harrlsbnrg on arrival' oi the Pennsylvania express from Pittsburg, at 1 and -f5 A. M., and fl-l P. M.. passing Reading at 4 49 and MM A M.. andll-30P At, and arriving in NewYorkat 10 A. M and 2 4ft P. M. Sleeping cars accomnany these tialns through between Jersci city and Pittsburg, with out change. ' A msll train lor Hew York leaves Harrlsbnrg atJ IO P. 21. Hall trnlp. tor Harrisburg leaves Mew York at 12 M. SCHUYLKILL VALLKY RAILROAD. Trains leave Pottsvllle at 7 and 11JI0 A. M., and 7 1ft r- M -letnrnlng trom Pamaqua at 7-35 A. M. and 140 and 4i! P M. KCbl YLKILL AND 8TJQUIHANNA RAILROAD. 1 rains leave Auburn at 7 fU A. M. for Plnegrove and Bsrrisliurg. and I 5tl P M. lor Plnorove ana Tremont, retarnlnvtromBarrlsburgRtf 20.P. M.. and from 'Ire mout at 7 3S A. X and ft -a P. M. TICKE'lH. Through first-class tickets and' emigrant tickets to a'l tbe principal points In the Nonb and Wet and Canada. 'ibe lollowing tickets are obtnb able only at the otllce ol 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer, No. 227 8 FOURTH Mtrect, Philadelphia, or of G. A. NIt'OLLS, Geneial Superintendent. Bearing COMMUTATION TICKFTS At 2ft percent, discount, between any points desired, lor lamilies ai d firms. MII.F.AGK TICKKT8, Cord for 2000 miles, beiween all points, 052 M each, for families and Dims SEASON TICKETS. For three, six, nine, or twelve months, for holders only, to all points, at reduced rates. CLFRGYMEW Residing on the line ot the road will be furnished cards entitling themselves and wives to tickets at hall tare. FX UKMON TICKETS From Philadelphia to principal stations, good for fa tin dav. Nnnrtav.and Mondav. at reduced fate, to be bad cn v at the 1 1cket Cilice, at THIUTEi.Mti and CAL LOW HILL Streets. FREIGHT. Goods of all desciiptions lot-warded to all tbe above points irom tbe Company's new Freight Depot, SUOAD and WILLOW Streets. FREIGHT TRAINS LenvePfilladelnbia daily at 8 30 A M.,12 45nnon and P. V.. lor Heading. Lebanon, Harrisburg, Fotisvtlie Tort Clinton, and all points beyond. MAILS Close at the Fh lUdelph la Post Office for all places on tne mad and its branches at 8 A. At , and for the prlnclnal stations only at 8 18 P M. ' 8 16 "ATTEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM V V toot ot MARKET Htrcet (Upper Ferry), Commencloa TUCRMDvY, Mav 81. Istirt. LEAVE PlilLADKiPIIlA AS FOLLOWS: 8 A. M Mail, lor RtldratAn. Hnlm. atiH sll Inlnrma. dlate stations !)A. M.Mall for Cape Mav, stopping at Woodbury, Glasaboro'. Vlneland, and Mlllvitle, and all stations beow al I Mile. Due 12-8A M. 3 1. M. Accommodation, for Cape May. stopping at Woodbury and Glassboro, and all stations below Gluss boro. Due 8'iftP. M. 3 30 P. M. FasHenger. lor Biidceton, Sa em, and all lntermed'ate stations. 6 P. Al.. Woodbary Accommodation. RETURNING TRAINS Leave Cape Ma 6-80 ana II A. M. Bridgeton 7 A. M. and 8-80 P. M. " Sa em 6 '48 A. M. and J 35 P. M. . Freight will be received at Second Coercd Wharf below WALNUT Street, trom 7 AM. until 5 P. M. 1 bat received at or before 9 A.M. will go tbrough the same day Freight Delivery. No. 228 S. DELAWARE! Avenue. 8 81 J. VAN REr.BBA.LAEK, Superintendent, TSJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. J Depot TB IW Street, above Ihompsoa. For BETHLEHEM. DOYLKSTO W Ai, MATJCB CHUNK, EASION, WLLLUMSPORT, and WlLKEej At 7 80 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem. AUentown Maucb hunk, Hasleion, Wtiliamgpoit, and Wilkes barre. At SKIP M (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, ste reacblng Kaeton at ti'43 P. U. ,t 818 P. M., tor Bethlehem, AUentown, Mauol Chunk. 1 oi Doylestown at 8-Sft A. M., 2-80 snd 4-18 P. M. rot Furt Washington at 10 A M. and 11 P. M. For I.anfda'e at 6-16 P. M . White cars ol tbe fcecond and Third Streets Line Clt) Par seogcr t ars run direct to the depot. TRA1M OR PHILAilF.LPHIA, Leave Bethlehem at 6 25 A tl. and 12 26 Noon, art 618P M. Leave Doy estown at 6 40 A. If., 1-18 and 6 30 P. M Leave Lnurdale att'OOA.M. Leave rort Washington at 10 60 A M , and l is P. V ON KUMATS. Philadelphia ioi Hetb'ehem at D A . M. 1 Pblladelphla tot Doylestown at 2-80 P. M, IoyleMop lor Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. 1W. eetnienem tor rniiadeinnia ai s f. m. 1 bruosb llckitsmust ha piocuied at ibe ticket oftlci s, TBI KD etreet or BERKS htreet. 821 SI1.IS CLARK. Agan'. 1 CK-l'IlILADELriHA AND-ERl"ERAl L J CUU BOAD. This treat me traverses the oi th em and Nortbtsest lountles of Pennsylvutila to ib City ot I ne on Lake Erie. It has beeu leased and is operated by Hie PeLnsv vanla Railroad Company. TlMKOr PASHfcNwERI RAINS A'l PHILADI'.LI'HI A. Arrive Eastward Erie Mall Train, 7 A. Al. Erie ri press Train, I P. M. Leave Westward Erie Mall, P. M ( Erie Express Train WW. . PaFsenner cars run tbrough on the Erie Mall and Rx press trains both ways between t'hllnde pbla and trie EV ORK CON NEC HON. Leave New York at 9 A. M. arrive at trie 9 80 .M. Leave trie at 4-46 P. M. an ive at New York 4 10 P. 11. Eieiant Sleeping Cars on a 1 tbe night trains. For Inuinntitlon respecting pnseuMur bunneaa, apply at cornerTlllKlIE.il and MAKKlT S-reets Pbla. And lot lreitibt buslneFS, of the t'onipanv's Agents, H. B. Kintsion Jr., comer llilrteentb and Mnrket streets. Pblladelphla; J. w. Reynolds, trie; William Uiewn, Agent N. V. H R., HaltliiH.ro. II. U. HOUK'lO.v, Genorsl Freight Agent. Phil. II. W. GWINNFR General '1 Ii set Agent, Phila. A. I.. TV MR General up't. Wllllanisport. j OH NEW VORK THE CAMDEN 'XnD L' Ambov and Phliaaelpbia and Trenton Railroad Company's Lines. ROM PHILADELPHIA TO 8TF.W YORK ard Way Places, trom Walnut Street Wbaif, will issve as loilov, s, viz : VAaa At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accomuoda Hon 82 26 At 8 A M , via Cauiden and Jersey City Express.... 3 e0 At 2 P. Al., via Cauiden and Amboy Express Ml A 1 6 P. M , via CamOen and ibov Accommodation 2'28 At !'.. via Cumduu aud Amboy Accommoda tion, 2d class 1 0 AtnA.M.. 2 and S P M , for Mount Holly, Ewans vlile reniberton. and Vineentown. At 6 A.M. and J P. M lor Freehold. At ft and 10 A. ., U M . 4, 8, 8. and 11-30. P M. for Flsb Loute, Pelmyra, Riverlon Progress, Delanoo Beverly. Edvewater, huritikton. Florence, Bonleu ti wb. e c. Tbe M A. M. and 4 P. AL Hues rua direct throuch to Tienton. LINES FROM KEN IOTOJf DEPOT WILL LEAVR AS KOI.LO VS: At 11 A M. 4 80 6-48 P M.. and I P M. (Klght) via Kensington ana Jersey City I xtres Lim-s, tine 3 tin Tbeb4hp. M Line will lun dully' AlluthersSundiys executed At 7 -It and 11 A.M.I 8 80 4 80 8, and 6 15 T. M and SKuibt lor brlstol. 'i rem on, etc. At 7 snd 10 18 A.M. 12 M. 1 1.1 and 6 P. M.. fr Corn sal's Tcrrudale llolinebary, Teoony Wisinoral:ig, Hrl(iebuig and Fmiikteril, and at 10 16 A. M or Bristol fccntmik's, Eddluatoii, audsl'. Al lorlloltt.oj burg ard Intennei'ia e s'Stions. AttSOA-M (id 3-:t0 P. M lor MagBra Kalis, Buflulo, Dunkirk ( auandsMtii 1 lmira, Ithsca Owego. llo cl.es er Biutlien p;o . Os ei.o yracuia Great Itnd Montrose w tikes arre acrauton Sttoudiburg, nVstur Cap, I elvlrtere, Easton, t amb rtvtl.e leinlngn. etc 1 be 8v0 I-, 41 Ln.e cot nects diroi t "lib the tt Jiu leaving laston or Mi ucb t bunk, lliu ou Uetlne bem etc. , ., . , ' A t ft '. M. for Lsaibertvll e and intermenlste ststlon-. Jens I, lUti. WlLUsU U GAIZilEU, Mint. RAILROAD LINES "lJ II II A DKLI MIA, WI LMINGTON, AND BAL JL T1MOBE 1AILROAD, Commmrlng KOhPIT Anrlf 18 1WI8. Trains wM l .'I? comer ot BROAD Street and WASHING- 1' N Avenna. as lollows: Express Train at 416 A.M. (Mondays excepted). ff Bsltlmereaed Washingtos stnpolng at Chester. Wit mlngten. Newark. Ikt.n, Kottbi swt, Perry vine, II svra e tirace. Aberaeea,PenynaB's, Magnolia, Chase's Htrwimer s Run. Way Vail Train at 8 1ft A. M. (Haadavs exeeptedi. tor Falttrnote, stopping at all regular stations between Phi ladelphia and baltlmor-, Delaware Railroad Trala at I A. M. (Snndavs ex cepted . for Prlncees Anne. ilford, and Intermediate statiotis. txpress Train at 11-46 A.M. (Sandavs excepted), lor Baltimore and Wsshlntton. w-w r.xpress i rain at s r Ml (Knntisys excepted), for Bal- JIi base's snd btemaier s Run ' r luht Kxlin MM mt 11 U U .... n.lrim.M TV k tngfon ' ' D.1HUIUI, ruiti n ssu Pswengerabv Boat from Ba ttmore toiForiress Men 114 A0'! tVsl'ri' Dd B',nmona' "! take the VILMINGTON ACCOMMODATtOW TRAIN'S Stopping at all Stations betweea rtalladelphta and Wil mington. , Leave Philadelphia at. 11 18 A. M., 4 90. 8. and 11 aa P. M. Tha 4-80. M. tialn connects with Delaware RAIIroad tor Harrlagton and intennediate stations. leave Wilmington at 6 46 8 and 9 30 A.M., 4 and 6 38 .Lrln,i0iJlJ,rC,u't,,,TrnlIla,Pala at 9 A. M.. 4 30 ana e r. i. '1 H ROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE Leave Wilmington at 11 A M , 4 SB and 10 P. M CHEMER FOM PHILADELPHIA. Leave Cbesier at 7 46, 8'46, 11)14 and 1140 A-M 4-48 . lt,7 and 10 ,16 P.M. "W4 "., . FROM BAL1IMORETO PRILADELPHT t. I eave Baltlaiora A M.. Wav-mall. n-20 A. M., F.xprrsa 1 10 P. M.. Exptras. -35 P. A., Express. 8 il TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE ' Lesve Chester at 4 40 and 8 8iA. M and 8-8B P." M Leave W llmlogton at 8 28 ana 9 38 A. M and 416 P. V. Freight Trains wiib Passenger Cars attsqned will leave as fo lus: w llmlngton tor eerrjvli e and mtermedlata stations at 8 (8 P. M. Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace and Intermediate stations at 4 46 P.M. Perryvllle for Wil mington and Intermediate stations nt 8 00 v M . con necting at Wilmington with 8 A. M. train for Philadel phia. , SUNDAY TRAINS. Express Train at 4-lft A. M. tor Baltimore and Wnsn Ington s'oppmg at bester, Wllmlnkton, Newark Klk ton, Nonhea-t Perryvll e Havre-de-Graee, Aberdeen, Pert' men a. Magno la. Chase's and Stemmcr's Bun. Nlfbt Express, 11 p M lor Baltimore end Washington. Accommodation Trsin at 11 80 P. M. for Wbmiugtoa Snd lniermedlata stntlons. BAL'1 1MORE FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave Baltimore at 8-26 P. M , stopping atUavre-de-C.race, Penyvllle, and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk ton and Newark (to toke passengers frr Phi adelpniaand leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore) and ( heater to leave passengers lioin Baltimore or Wash ington. Accommodation Tram from WI mlnglon forrhlladel phis and intermediate statlqns at 6 "0 I'. M. 416 H F. KEN NEY. Superintendent P" en NSYLVANiA Central railroad. hUM at ER A KRaNGEMENT. The Trains ot tie Pennsylvania Central Railroad have the Depot, at Ihir.y-flrst and Market streets, which is reached by the cars of the Market Street Pas senger Railway, running to and Itoai the Depot. The last car leaves Fiont street about 30 minutes prior to tbe departure of each Tiain. On Sundays Cars leave Eleven h and Market streets 4ft inmates before tbe departure of the Eventnir Trains. Mann's Baggage Fxpresa will ca I for and deliver BagiBge at the Depot. Orders lef. at the office o 6S1 c besnut street, will reecive attention. ' XBAiai LKAVS liEPOT. VIZ. I Mail Train. ....at 8 no a. M. ....at 10-00 ' ....at lOOt) ...at 12 00 M. ....at 2 30 p. M. ....at 4 00 ....at 6-00 " ....at 9 011 u ....atlOtiO Daily Express Paoll Accommodation. No. I Fast Line snd Erie Express B airisbnrg Accemmodallon... . Lancaster Acconimoda'lon Paoll 1 ccommodatioai No 2 HiUbnrph and Krto Mai-1 Paoll Accommodation , No Pbllade.phia 1-xpiesst ..at 1110 " Cincinnati Expresst.. ".....it 12-40 A. M Philadelphia Expresst at 710 Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 at 8 20 " olumbla Trala at 9 40 " Lancaster 1 rain at 12 40 P. M. rant Lino at i 19 Paoll Accommodation, No. 2 at 41" " Day Fxpre at 8-50 Paoll Accommodation at 7-80 " Harrisburg Accommodation at 9-10 jj'lj1-except Saturday, t Dally, t Liahy, except IBunnlna; through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and Erio without change ot cars. All other 1 rains dally, except Muuday. ' 1 be Pennsylvania Railroad Comnan v will not assume any risk lor Baggage, except lor Wearing Apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hun red Dollars la value. Ail Baggage exceeding that amount in value will be at the risk of the owners, unlesa tuken by special contract TICKET OFFICES Are located at No. 671 Chesnut street, Continen tal Hotel, and Glrard House, where Tickets mav be pro cured to all Important points In Pennsylvania, as will aa the West, Northwest and Southwest; aud 1 all portlcu '." I"x .y'St, ,0 ti,n and connections Of JOHN C. ALLEN. Ticket Agent. Alro at Ihlrty-hrst and Market streets on applica tion to THOMAS II PARKE. . , . , Ticket Agent at the Depot An t migrant Train runs dailv (except Sunday). For full particulars as 10 tare and accomaiodatlons apply to ... FRNCI8 FUNK, 13 No 137J)OCK Street PHILADELPHIA, G ER JIANTO WNi A ND NOHRIS'lOWN RAILROAD. ' On and a'ter WFDN E8DAY, May 16. 1866. FOR GERMAN'! OWN ' ' Ibe 8 20 down train, and ih and 6:i np trains will no stop on the Germantown Branch. 01B SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia 910 A. M., 2. 9 6, 9. 10K P. M. Leave GeimantownS A M., 1. 4. 6X OK P. M. CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD. Leave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10,12 A, M., 2, 8 S,7, and 11 P. M. Uave thesnat Bill 710 minutes, 8 9 40. 1110 A. M 1-40. 8 40, 8 40, 6-40, 8 40, and 10 40 minutes P. M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia 010 minutes A. M., 2, 6. and 8 P. M Leave ( boon, it Hill 7-40 minutes A- Al., 12 40. 6 40, and 9 26 minu ea P. M FCR CONBHOHOCKFN ARD NORRI.HTOWN. Leave Philadelphia 6. 8-88 nilnu es,, 11-06 A.M.. 1H 3. 4H. 6, 6, 8 06 minutes, and ll)i P. M. 1 eave NornstownftH.t, 7 80. 9.11 A., M., 134, 4H, SX BidSP M. be 5X P. M. tiain will stop at School Lane, W'toa. hickon, it anayank, SpiugJUIll, aod ( orjihobot ken only LeavePhbadelphlaOA. M,, 2M. 4 and 1H P. M. LeaveNorTistown7 A. M. 1, 8)4, and IP. M. FOB UANaYUNK. Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 86 minutes, 11-06 A. M.. lit, 8. Oi 8X, 6Hi',8tS, and 11 P. M. Leave M anayunk 6), 74,8 20. 9)4, 11), A. M., 2, 8 6H 8H P. U. oN 81NDAT8. Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M 2. 4. andlH P.M. Leave Manayunk 7X A. M . lit, 6 ana H P. M. W. b. W1L' ON. General f-uii.tlntenuei t. iepot SIM H and GREEAI Htxeets ORANGE AND ALEX A N DRI A RA ILROA D. On ai.d alter MoNDaV, February 11 two dully traiLS v.111 run between Washington aLd L' nchlmrg. connecting at Gordouvl le with Vlrlnla Ctutrul Rail road trains to and trom Richmond as to lows: MAIL lll'IN. love Washington dally (hundav exc-pted), at 6'46 A. Al , ana urilve at LyncQburg at b-4ft P. fti. Leave Lyiichnurg at 7 A. M and arrive at Washing ton at 6 26 P.M. KXFKKBS TRAIN Leave Washington am, y .Including Sunday at 6 OS V M. and arrive at l.yncbbmg at 6 00 A Al Leave Lyachburg at 6 1)0 r. t and arrive at Washing ten at 6 10 A M iolh trfcliis making elose connections at Lvnohhurg fot all points South atd Southwest, aud at Washlugiou lor Nor h and Northwest. First-elans sleeping cars attached to the n'ght trains. Tbe road Is at ractlve. not ou y 101 its com or able sccomnindations, but lor the fact that It passes the now hl'toric localities of Fairfsx, Buil Run. Manassas, Bris toe, at ett's, ltsppubauuock. t 'uipeper. Orange and Gordonsviiie. place ol imperUhable Inteiest. la tbe popular nilud. Through tickets to all points Pouih and Southwest mnv be cad In Bos on. New York Philsd lobla, ana Baltimore, snd at tbe offices ot tbe road in Waxhinton Alexandria. W. H. MoL'AFFKBTV. General pejntendent TjRElOHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND JJ 1 al the htations en the CAMDEN and AM HOY and cennectmg Rl rouds. INCkl-ASKU DESPATCH. THi- CAMDEA .Ml AMBOY KA1LIOAD AND TBAN8POR 1 iTIOS COMPANY HEIGHT LI.NK.H lor hew lnrk will leave WALNUT Street Whafatft o'l 'tck P W. daily 1 Sundnys excepted!. Frelfbt must be delivered before 4X o'clock, to be for warded ibessmadny. Returning, the above lines will leave New York at 14 noon, and 4 and 8 P. M Freight lor Tienton. Princeton. Kingston, Now Bruns wick, and al points on the Camden anil A mho v Km. road j a so, on tbe Be v dere Delaware and Flcraiig ton.tlieNew J erne v tbe Freehold and Jamesburg nntl tbe Burlington aud Mouut liolly Bullroads, received aud lorwariledup to I P Al. Ibe Belvldere Delaware Kellroad connects at Phllllps burgwilbtbe Lehigh Valiev Rai. toad, and a Manuu kactitink wuh all (.sluts oa the Da'aware, Lackawanna, and Western Ral rosd, forwarding to Syracuse Buffalo aud other eolnts in Western New York Ihe New Jersey Railroad conneotsat Elizabeth wltn the New Jersey Central Railroad, am atNawark with Uie Munis and Essex Railroad A slip memorandum, peull.vlng the marks and num bers, (Flippers, and conslt nees, must. In every instance, be sent with each load 01 goods, or no receipt will be given. N. B. Increased laclHties have been made for the transportation ol live stock. Drovers are Invltnd to try the route. When stock Is mrnlsbed in quantities or two carlosds or n ere It w'li ba delivered at the foot of For tle b s-reet near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No. I. North River, as the shippers may designate aithe time ollshlpvent. Vol terms, or other Inlormstlnn, apply to WALTER FREFlt AN. Freight A gent. 1 0. 226 S, LLljx,VAHE Avenue, Philadelphia
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