flcauffrage COOL FOE TEM HOT WSATHSH.
Something Cool for the Sot. Weather.
Something Ceol for tire Hot Weather.
Something Co.lfor the Hot Weather.
Linea Sado, Linen Dote Linen Vests.
Linen Bleb. Linen rents. Liven VW%
Vests.
bets. Linen Pante. Linen Vest
Wm Ba. Linen ranee . Linen Vesta.
Liven Platen. Linen Dusters.
Linen Dilaters. Linen Dusters.
Linen Du‘t.re. Liven Dusters.
Loren Dusters,. Linen Dusters.
tastes Backe.
Alpaca Seek,.
Alma Sacks.
Alpaca sacks.
Jnat the thing to Keep Cool in.
Suet the Writ to Keep 000 l tn.
Sort she thing to Keep 0001 In.
Jut the Wise to Seto Cool in.
ale°, a splendid assortment of Seasonable Clothing, of
*every varlets', for sale by
FENNY & 00.,
Jo. 303 CIIISTNIIT Street, above Third.
No. 609 CHESTNUT St (Granville Stokes' old. stand.
S. A. Corner of BICTEUTER and ARMLET Ste. (June& )
1 idt.Bl
Tim MANUFACTURE of mud puddings,
/sat plea Oar sot t erbreade, rebel fortifications (built
on m a, foendetionsj and other juvenile mili e u _
too spa o prrAtione in sand or earth. MI" be promoted
br♦frtasso rota children, at the eea-shora or in the
„mar, one of our sets of miniature Garden Toole.
VW/Ca & SHAW. No. 635 (Bight Thirty.flve)
hiAllißT Street. helots Ninth. it
ARMY ITCH, TETTER„ SCALD HEAD, SALT
gHSBM — ALL 161111PTIOAS.
"Dr. Stomme' e ALLAYS ALL Ointment.
"Dr. Swaymee Ignatso Ointment."
Dr. Stoayne's AT 027 CH. Ointment."
No code No obstinate or long standing it will not cure.
"Price 10 MU; ealat by mall for 60 onto. Dr. SWATNII
kola, gg3 North SIX TR Street, it
1,000 Doznx Cm-CI-Lass TABLE Term-
BLEBS, wuranted to stand Ice Water. for 02,50 per
dozen—nsnal price V. td—at IKE China 5A9
ttse•t• is9o-intha3l
COLGATE'S HOlrPit SOAP.
TUN celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal de
mand, is made from the OHOICBST materials. is MID
sad BiIOLLOOT in its. nature, FRAGBAXT4I
SOUSED. atd .SXTRABIALY BESSFICIAL in its as.
tien anon the Skin. For Ws by all Druggists lend
tansy Goods deiden. te2B4nthel7
JONICi t .- - SOLDIERiI IWO/WING Hohnr„
- F on watt load, substantial, cheap, and fghlonable
anti of Citizens' Clothing, Go to Jones'
OLD ; HBTAIILISHED
ON6 PRIOR . •
CLOTHING BOMB, -
.--11.418ARIKET Sin Eur.
Anova
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Whereas, We bate, during the past three years, sold
great Quantities of the wonderful honsehold remedy,
PLANTATION BITTERS...—
tor the cure of Dyne Pita, Sour Stomach, Headaolie.
Pain in the Side, Heartburn, Feverleh Lips. are.,
and.
Whereas, No installs heir some lO OUP knowledge
wherein Plantation Bitters have not Miran perfect and
owlets malefaction; and,
witrem , We believe Plantation Bitters to be a rest
national end family blesoingt now, therefore, it is
Resolved, That we will continue to mate Plantation
Bitter, and dispense them to our suffering fellowmen;
thet we will preserve their perfectly pure standard,
and manufacture them with she greatest ears, and that
al will, by every means in our power, publish to the
whole world the glad Mange that me have found in
Plantation Mum a sure, perfect remedy for Dyspepsia
and all its awful train of horrid nightmare diseases.
Witness our band and seal,
New York City, DM
jeZ et
P. H. DR/KE & CO. [L. s
WON. (WHEATON'S) ITCH.
SALT REIM (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM.
NW IVO the Itch 134 48 hoar,. Alm AMOS Slat Rheum
Thom cablalas. and Eroptione Of ;b. Sim.
Ma SE stints. By sending eo tents to WEEKS &PO
TER, BOSTON. Nan.. will be forwarded floe by Ina
Tor obi by all Druggists. mhis.en
ell-.llffl STEINWAY & Box's
PIANOS.
ELAEIII4EBOTHEW.
1005 OHIStNIIT striiet.
Yor sale may at
JeS•lat
STREET CAR REGULATIONS.
Push, aid crowd. and jam !
crush, and shove, and cram f
Hurry and shovel the 01 1 asengere
Like the lobs of corn in a farmer's bin:—
Squeeze. and lon, and stoW and Pack
This weenier on that passenger' a back;
This big tat man on that little man's toes—
These persons here on the laps of those.
Till fifty or sixty folks, or more.
Sit on the seats, and stand on the floor.
Or on the platform, outside the door; - :
Then rattle along the old horse bow.
Over the tells, and over the stones.
7111 every neherrdt passenger Mang
That you snake him so
That he don't want to KO.
And ride 'very far,
On such a horribly crowded car.
Bat take good care
To collect the fare,
dnd then declare
That 704 won't refuse
To let them all Out, as soon as they choeee.
Though our clothes may be torn in the crowd, and split,
The car conductor don't mind it a bit,
For the railroad folks
Must have their jokes,
E'en if a passenger growls and croaks.
And the railroad folks and. the paeeengers know
That all they have to do. Is to go
To the mammoth store of the great OAK Henn,
Foie suit of new clothes for each and all.
Best dressed people who ride in the passenger ears,
and are seen about our streets, purchase their Clothing
at Osit Hall, where, tar a moderate ontlay of money,
Tte7 get toed materlaill and handsome Ague at the
HMO time. WALNAIRAKSE & DEO"
POPULAR. CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL.
It S. B. Cor. SIXTH and HAREM Streets.
MARRIED_
TAYLOR—DAVIS.—In the Flint Baptist Oburett,
Cando, N. J. on the 22d Instant, by Hey. B. F.
Heddeoe, tleorge E. Taylor to Kiss Emma J.
Davis, both of Camden.
BAILEY—MILLER.—On Thursday, Jane 22d,
at the home of the bride's lather, Joseph H. Batley,
to Anna, daughter of B. H. Miller, all of Chester
minty,
DIED_
DUPONT.—At the. La Pierre Rouse, on Friday,
June 23d, Samuel Francis Dupont, Rear Admiral
'United States navy.
Funeral from his late residence, Lonvlers, near
Wilmington, Delaware, on Sunday afternoon, at
lTe o'clock.
SMITE—On Friday morning, 21d Inst., George
TIDAL Smith.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1936 Waling'
greet, on Medway, 28th instant, at four o'clock ; to
proceed to Woodland Cemetery. **
1:31.11';llIER.—On Thursday, 228 lost, Ell2abetal
litarler, In the S3d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of bar son-in•le,w, Thomas H. Moore, 234
Pine street, on Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. In.
terment at Woodlands Cemetery.
WILLIAMS.--On the 22d instant, after a short
Illlnees, Samuel William!.
Ills friends and those or the family are respect
fully Invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday af
ternoon, at 4 o'olook, from his late residence, 1427
Walnut street.
310EltELL.—On the morning of the 228 Mt.,
Ulm A., oldest daughter of Tames and Sarah
Horrell.
Itterment at Laurel Rill, on Saturday, 24th
si 4 P. ra., from the residence of her parents, bl 4
Xaishell street.
SMITH.—On the morning of the 22d Inst., Henry
Pratt, infant son of J. J. Smith, of Memphis, and
the late Adelaide Palma's* Smith, aged 5 months
aid 3 Week&
POTTS.—On the evening of the 22d, at Boston,
Robert B. Potts, of Camden, N. J.
ENGLE.—On the 23d. inst., Richard Eagle, aged
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
P s LACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.—
Ind reesieed. a ease of Slack English Grenadines,
M stuns a yard. DIMON & SON. Mourning Store.
918 CHESTNUT Street.
Cre Nice. Prises in Dials figures. myl6
BLACK CHA.LY DE LAINE.—JUST
owned, ens use of plain black Chair de Laines at
aN cents a yard. SISSON IS SON, Mourning Store.
91S OHESPNIUT Street.
One Dries Prices in 9 1 Abi SIM" mylo
6.4DRA_PT ETB, FOR
Olergisten's Exixotass Costs and Snits.
BUIS & Lettrumm.
ter- rirte.sr CONGREGATIONAL
CEURCIf. Rev. D. L GRA% 1.0 b." AL K. and 7#
—GREAT EXCURSION TO SY LVAIX RSTRSAT,
a the line of the Notth Pennsylvania Railroad, TUBS
I'AY MORNING next. from aidsArcan and Oxford
7 e.reets, at 7,4 i o'clock Tickets 50 3O cents. It
CBATOAL CONGREU&fIONAL
na CatiRGO—OONCERT woriddri,
ul. TO-MORROW moßnliG and EVENING.
Dablle are cordia
utiARDnIA.N willi preach at 10K, nt.
Ito The
lly
Ig' REV. DR. BOMBERGER, OF TILE
~,„ German Reformed Ohnrob. Mill preach TO.
T'AROW (Sabbath) ARTBR/110011(. at Union ideating,
-zellan Mechanics' Mall, corner of FGORTH and
' , 101.0)1 , treet.,at 3.45 o'clock. all are invited. 11*
FrCLAY MISSION, PEARL STREET,
above Twelfth —The Rite of Conlirmation will
Mministered in Me Chapel, TO , bIoRnOW EVRN •
,s b, by bishop STRUM. sermon by Rev. PRILLIPd
/ 1 /Duliiii. Service commencing ai I o'clock.
TABBlalla AGMS BAPTIST
mime m,CHSEITIOUT &rest, above Stghtseatb.
At Rey DANIEL C. IDDT, D. •or Boniest nrill
trrarh BOMB" 0 and BVINIS O. Seats re.
temed for strangers. lt*
17r155 A. 5 C MAO STREET, NEAR
REEKS ALPRBD TAYLO2. 'preaches
'Ttcr RINDAY at lea' A. N. and 4P. N. StrerybodY
11.
cc - - • loN ,
Eac D. ciatitoW s panto?. win nrea,t l lLlL
b ello> lb D. at MX o'clock. and Dm. JAS. oaBlata.
1p ➢ , tie LVENING, at la' to 8 o'clock.
GREVIV-STBEET XL E. CiFIERCIE.—
, Preaching in" this Church on SABBATH next.
tY Rev. J;seel.: DYTKERBOIII. at It% d. M. and by
r.fiv. JOHN L ac B P. It*
lar ST. I WATTHM W 9 B LIGTHESIAN
CRIISCH. USW street. below troartn. be
tween Bees and Vito — Services by_ the pastor. Rev. B.
W. IitITTBr,T,BOEROW 140118ING,at LA.:o'clock.
Evening service commences punctnally at S. It
rir SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS...-.
Elder
&
W. BlbEwP. of h an d eGammthire. will
irtach TO.GEIIO W, at 10 X11, M. 8 P.M...lst Sails
B. corner DIM H and CaI. r .. O WHILL Streets —Sub
ittt—Morr Mg " The present condition of the Nsttons
' VIA of the near Advent of Newell " livening, 4 ' The
h ..arrention from. the Dead the privileze of the Good
Oily, . ,
it"
Nir.---- Pniusoltrni.A. Taker AND
1111810 N SOCISTY.—The hundred sad third
lusting in behalf of this Sociebowill be held at the
Fto ehrterlan Clutch, corner of TWELFIII. and T.O if-
Bath &mete, (Key. WM. SIM!. Pastor.) on SA.B.
. 4 TII SVEN is°, Wth Met . at 8 o'clock.
The hendrkd and fourth mneting wi a b oveeld in the
Pre sbyterian Church. BROAD Street, Chestnnt.
'Rey. .1. M. CROWELL, Pastor,/ on WEDISSDAY
LTlnizio, 28th lest . at 8 o'clock.
? on
.. i.veral sedbi sees will he made at nese meetings.
e invited. Colleattems taken.
it.
DEDICATORY SERVICES OF TUE
EPRINO GARDEN STSEBT W E. CB.UR•3EI,
,„/W ESTIETH and SS.Ellite GLUDEar Straits, on Stri-
Y. Jane Bib.
kOlifflNG E.ERVICES. — Sermon, at 10Y% o'clock. by
4°
81,110 P SIMPSOiI
.. The afternoon cervices Will commence at 3 o'clock.
,rvnided. ov.-r by Bishop Simpson, and wit.' be of a social
..,leetet:.er, iti 'clink the following siergrmen Will par.
'Zil ' l l itt: - . I t i Ev . ..I li Simmons, Pastor , of r Path Ba p tistr,f;„!l24„,,%,'% nlchT l ll l gly
Bar. _ a m in ,..W a . 6 Tirior. Pastor of
P . '''''tlan Church,' Bey. Thomas B. Banna.
.4ttor of Hi t t'Coifed Presbyterian Cnnroh; Bev. D.
..te ,fir.,T 4 e. b h.. "Pastor of St. George'sll. F. Onarsh,
A !e l . ' ? 7 6 , BEEvicEs.—senizon, at 8 o'clock, by
~...._"----L..2_±:LJhBUI. D. D. lt*
BcOND oisCOITEBII ON THE
R APOCALIP
- VENIgo 88. by Bay. Dr. 841 ES on SUNDAY
. at 8 o clock,E4o3 St . below Sixth. 1e93-2t°
lar UNION LEAGUE HOVE,
JOini in, 11368.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT
Will morn the members of the lIDION Li►QUI.
and their famlllol. at the •
LEAGUE HOUSE;
, ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 24,
Between the holm of 11A. K. and 2 P. K.
Members must be prepared to show their Tickets at
the Door, and those who have not provided thematic°.
with Tickets' shoutd do so before Saturday ilea,
older to secure themselcee•admteaton.
By order of the Sosid of Directors.
GEORGE H. BORER,
1022.31 sioaartax.
WPRESIDENT PSTROLEVEI
Wl. , •
71 BROADWAY, Dew York.
Jamul?, lad%
special meeting of the Eltookliolders of this eompanv
will he held at. the
coiannorraz HOTZL.
Philadelphia, Pa.,
On TIIIIIO3DAT, the 29th
Of this month, at one o'clock P. M., whenbastnels of
inssortance will b. presented.
By order of the Board of Directors
je2l.9t J. EDWIN CONANT,
Seeretary.
PRINORTOL FEW J.ERSEY--.
118 Ta consular:lmam of PUB CrEL
MB OF AIM alttilat 1713D.NN3DAT. .1 1 :Eits 26.
/SOL
a precession ' , NI 1 be formed hi the College Compaq al
nine o'clock. and proceed to the Fired d'reanyterion
(itutch.
.
Beats will be reserved for the friends of members of
the graduating ohm
Daring the exercises there will be a minis of one
how. commencing at about twoive o'clock. -
Pre kaftans of the afternoon 60881.011 will consist of
the blacker'sOration, by 8 B. Orris. of Pennsylvania;
the Valedictory Oration, by Daniel . N. Oitimmon. of
New ; and is e.Conferting of Degrees.
The Ablaut will dine at timer Hall at three &cloak,
after which they will hold their annual meeting. ghe
mama Orations by repr.aintatives 01-the two Literary
kocieties, selected from the Junior' Clam will be de
iineted Ttiefiafty (1111311111 g. comment .g at eight
o'clock Prises will be awarded' the most aeritorioun
of the trekkers by a Committee of the Trnsteee.
Bligfeld's Philadelphia Band has been engaged for
the occasion. DAT rilnWillltWHlßir. •
IiAMUDL H. PEDDIAGPOI.
.1. 8. hcaerrox.
SOHN T
HENRY 0. GAMBOL
lt* C *mantes of Arrangements
WCENVENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF
THE CLIOSOPIIIC swum , ' OF TSB COL
LEGE OP PEW MM.—The Centennial Anniversary
of the Cliosoptde society will be celebrated on TIM.
DAT, the 87ch of June. the day before Commencement.
The eccisty will meet in Clio Ball at ten o'clock A.
The public eiretcises or the celebration will• take
place in the First Prasbyte lan Church at ale ye o'cldak„
At a quarter before eleven, a procession—ineludiaa the
?melees, the Faculty, representatives of other Literary
societies, the I.llnona of the College, and students—will
be formed in fife Colloid Campus, and proceed to the
Church. •
At the westing in the Church, the Hon. Henry W.
Green. LL D.. Chancellor of the Stem of New Jersey,
will preside, assisted by ouch other oilcan as may at
the time be elected. The swallows will consist of an
introntustory . prayer by the Rev Tohn Maclean, D. D.,
'
LL D. Ps esseent of the College; a History of the So
chary, by rkof. G N. diger. D. D. ; a Eulogy of the
Bon. William Patterton, LL.D., (one of the foandera
of the society.) by Wm . Patterson. Seq., of Perth Am
boy; and an Address by the Rev. Edward A. Kirk, D.
D, of Boston.
The members of, the Steles, together with invited
guests...win partake of a collation at Mercer Hall at two
ore!onk. atter which ape thee by the representatives of
Literary Societies. and by other distinguished gentle
men present, may be expected
The Society WIG again meet In Ono Hall at four
O'clock. G.IIIUNGRAVS f 310311,
T. 8. SCHANCK.
JOHN T. DOFFINLD,
EZRA At HUNT.
(kenmittee of Arrangements.
THEI- COOPEIVISHOP Ceianir-
TEIS male the foilowlog acknoorlearnents
Jen: es
Profits of sale of Limb/ Pictures, by G. W.
Motel • .. . ... . ... LIS
TILT Fair la iiixtrenth ward ..... 2.00
SLehael McGezy (additional) .. • 0.00
Citizens of Rising Bun, Eicelown, per " .robn Dyer,
Treasurer . ... ..... .... . ...... 42 al
V. A. Fonder (additional) 40.00
Wil. Batt. B. . 200. c 0
T0ta1........:.......... 79
McCandless Et pith for one barrel of vinegar.
The thanks 01 the committee are doe to Mr. Barr
Eon for the loan of dishes on several. occasions.
WM. M. WOMB, President.
lII,PMEEOCEIZIE OIL VON-
Y. —The First Annual Meetlat of the Stock
holders of the Ttri,PlllloolllE OIL 001WF4 bIY will
be held at SANSOM•STRIET HALL on THURSDAY,
June 211th„ at 10 o'elook A. M. Duectors for the enening
year are to be elected.
ie2l.st. ALFRED MARTIEW, Secretary.
liar CITY TREPASCREICS OFFICE.
PHILADRLPHIA. June 'X3, 1865. •
NOTICE TO LOATIROLDBEB
The Interest en City Lone due Jnly L 1865, will be
P 5 . 1 4 ,1 on and alter that data
re24.6t BENNY NUNN, City Treasurer_
WBiOTICE TO LoaNztoLDEss.—
eity Louisa maturing3nl7l. 1£65, will be paid
at presentatiOn Oland after that date.
je24 6t BENNY BUNK, City Treasurer.
WDIVIDEND NOVICE —VENNELLIN
WI. AD 0 BEaL MATS ,OOMPAAT. OF VA
CUUM 0013ATI, Pa —Once, UM BIMINI' !Street,
Phl , adelphia, ince 83. lf
rte Board of Directots have declared a dividend of
TEMA (3) PAU calm, clear of State tar, ate the
capital ewer for the eniater ending June 30, PTA par
able at their once on and after 8 sTOltDal Juty Ist.
be Transfer Booke will Woes on FRIDAY. Jane
at 3 o'clock P. If., and open on fiaTUbtaalf, Taly wt.
WILLIAM BI COMEX,
)624 6t* Secretary.
..ssiskr. DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
•=3 7 THE ALMS SHADE OIL COMPANY. ffo. 524
WALNUT e-t., PH/LADELPHLA. June 23, 1361.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a retai
ler dividend cf POUR PER GRIT. and an extra FOUR
PER CENT. making EIGHT PER CENT, on the capital
tosk.payable at this office on and afterthe Whet Jane.
clear of State Imam The transfer books will clout on
the 2&h, at 3 P. Al , and reopen July Ist.
TAOS. B. SWUM.
j024-6t Secretery..
rir THE DIRECTORS OF THE
MeELHENY OIL CO iiPANY have this day de
dared a dividend of OAS atilt ORS-HALF PER OIEI'.
on the Canttal Mock. elear of State tax, payable on and
afttr Silty ht Transfer books to close 28th, and re
open July 2d O. 19, FRYER. Secretary.
FHILADELPErd. Jena 29. M. je2l-71
tar TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT
MORTISED CAMTRAL RAILWAY 00111.1.-
NY, !CALVERT 2TATIOIL
BALTIMORE, Jane 21,1862.
DIVIDIND MO. 6.
The President and Directors of tide Domnany hart
declared a Dividend of TWO (2) PBS (WT.. clear of
Thitional and Stets terse. for the quarter ending Jane
80, Mas. Datable to the Stockholders on the nth of Sufi
nest, at this office.
The Transfer Boots will be closed from let to 10th
of July. inclusive. By order.
sivBt J. 8. LEIB, Treasurer.
Er NOTICE IN HEREBY RIVEN THAT
application hat been made to the officers of the
William Penn 011 Company for renewal of Certificate
344. for four hundred and twenty shares in Bahl Coco.
Piny. in the name of Hiram Corson. the original seMl-
fiestas having been lost or mislaid.
S. M. 0011VOI, attorney,
107-smtle 605 WAbNUT Street.
DAUPHIN AND COLORADO SOLD
I Rain COMPANY. —This Company is now
vigorously at weals with a force of experienced miners
extracting ore. 'their water power is ample. and SO
soon as their Stampleg Millie completed the separation
of the metal will be commenced. To effect this. a por
tion of the shares of the Working Capital are offered for
sale at the oriainal i.ow price of 'ZEBU DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS each. payable in instalments.
`the meat Railroad from et. Louis to Kansas Is to be
completed in JIItY. and connects with the railroad nil
the Kansas river towards Pike's Peak and Denver City.
Thie road from R. Louis up the Kansas river will ever
be a favorite route to Colorado and New Mexico—esne
ciaily darted the inclement ;season of the year. In Jab'
(or August at farthest) the completed road. in direct
line from Si. Louis to the GOLORADO GOLD Merge,
w ill measure three hundred and Rite Mlles in length.
and will greatly facilitate the businees of the gold re
bion. Vast deposits of the precious metal lie Waiting to
e lifted from their bed. and those who now embark in
this business, will soon be rewarded with abundant re
turns f.,r their investments.
. . .
Cal) and get a proept,cine at the office of the General
Stibbcription. Anent. WM H. Wdlf
No 16 BASK Street,
je2l-wset Stock and Note Broker.
tar ASSISTANT TREASURES'S
OFFICE, U. h. MiIVT, PAILADELPHIA, June 21.
Ha —Persons holding 11Sty or more Contons maturing
the let pron.. are requested to demi: them. with a
schedule of the name. before the 29th Mat , In order that
they may be examined.
Cbsquee will be Issued for them on the morning' of
the lst prox. ARCHIBALD tdoIN72IIB,
jen 6t Assistant Treasurer U. 8.
NOTIOE.—OINICE
AIIMI PENN MINING
U COMPANY OF LAMB alt, 319 WAL
NUT Street. . .
PRILADSLPHIA, :line 2t. 1815
. . . . _
The Adjourned Sale of Six thoneand Bight Hundred
and Iffy-nine Shares of Stock in the Penn Bluing
Company of Lake Superior, ordered for non-payment
of inetaimeote, will be held on SATURDAY, 'July bit,
1560. at 12 o'clock M., at the Office of the Company, So.
319 WALBUT Street
By order of Board of Director&
DAVID B. Ern,
Jena Secretary and Trea.nrer.
gar UNIVERSITY OP PENERALVAICIRe
(DIPARTRIIRT OF ARTS).
The Examination of the Junior, Sophomore. and
Freshman Olassee. at the sloes of the 1 hird Term, will
be held in the following order:
WRDAISDAII, 2lst. —From 10 to 12, JuniOri.by Prof.
Frazer. (Heat and the hteam &mine, ) oral. From 11 to
2, Sophomores, by Prof. Kendall, (Analytical Geome
try, ) et Harm.
THURSDAY. Old.—Farm 10 to 12, Juniors. by Prof.
Alien, (Theogritus.) oral. Prom 12 to 2. Sophomore*,
by Prof Freres. (Chemistry of the Metals,) and Freea•
mon by Prof. Kendall,. (Geometry, I written.
FRIDAY, 23d. —Prom 10 to 12, Juniors, by the Pro.
vest, (Moral Philosophy.) co al. From 12 10 2, Sopho
mores, by Prof Coppee„ (Universal Literature,) Written.
MOP DAY, 26th. —From 10 toll, Sophomores, by Prof.
(The (Londa of Arietophanes I oral. Fiona 12 to
2, juniero, by Prof, Kendall, (Differential Calculus, )
written
TUESDAY, 27th. —From 10 to 12. Freshmen, by Prof.
Allen, ,Plutarch 'a Life of Demosthenes.) oral. Prom
12 to 2. Juniors, by Prof. Jackson, (Juvenal,)oral.
WRDRESDAY. 213th.--From 10 to 12, Sophomores. by
Prof. Jackson, (Horace's Odes.) oral From 12 to 2,
F'reAhmen. by Prof. fing!" ( History.) oral.
DESDA, 29th .— From 10 to 12, I:craw:err. bY Prof.
Jackson. (Doraeee eatises.) oral
GORGI
1621.8 t Secretary of the Faonity of Arts,
rtlilON STATE COSITENTION.—A.
State Convention will be held it Harrisburg on
WM:MISSAL the 19th Ja1y,18615. at 12 o'cloak M.. for
the purpose of putting iu nomination a State dirket, to
be supported b 7 the friends of the Union at the coming
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1 lot French etripe Organdy Lawns, only 40c.
2 lots Imitation Swiss Tuck Iguanas. 60 and 66e.
1 lot High adore plaid Mozambignes. 440
1 " Stripe Mohatre, for travelling dresses. 600.
1 " Black Silk and Wool Hernant, only 76e. •
1 " Barred Mosquito Netting, 200 .
" Cape Nay Bath Towels. all hemp. 'Mc.
I lots Ladles' lisle thread Gloves. very line. 200.
1 lot Gadies' gauntlet travelling lisle Gloves. eirc.
blots Ls dies' bleached cotton Stockings, 25 to 60c.
4 " Gents' unbleached hale nose, 211. 35, 4E. and 30s.
8. " Invisible Silk Bair Nets, blue, purple, and
black, 800
I lota 2 rates email Palm-leaf Tarts, lle
" Bitralise gents' all /Men corded-border Hand
kerchiefs, 44 d
-
2 late very flue gents' two inch hemstitch linen Hand
kerchiefs. 62 and 750
1 lot mid g. long Damask Table Clothe, $3 00
1 " BoYel.bleached. half Bose, Nos. 5i6 to 6 1 4, oily
90 cents
1 lot very heavy corn. colored Bonnet Ribbons 800.
Also, Bair and Tooth' Brushes; Giam'Hitr Pins, 160
per dozen. .
English Thread Laces, Cambric Edges, Collars.
Soaps, Stationery. Parlor Matches, and Notions in
great variety—all at Bargains . jegt-St
LINENB .FOR TRAVELLING
DEEBBSB.—Two cases natural or limp colored lin
ens, for dresses and dusters.
rest figured Lawns, 45 to 60 cents.
Best French Lawns, 62 to 65 cents.
Black and white plaid Gingham.
Yard-wide light colored English Prints.
Buff Females open In a da. or two,
Scarce gOOde for summer tourists.
Black.goods, stock Complete
Whits goods, stock complete.
COOPER. L COWARD,
jt24 21 B. S. eor. SUITS and mmular Streets.
FRENCH WRITE" LINEN DIME--
Just received. 257 Yards' heaviest goods imported,
for vests and pants.
Lightweight Linens, for goats and dusters,
Dew lots fancy Linen Drills. for pants. -
Nslntal color linen Drills, 60 to 'l d cent..
Black gooderTfor summer coats.
Light color and weight Ceesimeres.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Of every kind, at lowest market prices,
Wide Fleeting. Best Shirting&
Unbleached Mottling, best goods, 25 to 85 cote.
Linen Damasks Napkins, Diapers, &c.
Demonstration in Towels—some great banning.
COOPEII. dr CON &HD,
je24 21 S. E. coy. NINTH and MARKET Streets.
3,000 YARDS FASHIONABLE
'LAWNS, .TWa.
BUM ram - , * OD ALIJA PLAIN LAWNS.
MP, MK, AND BLIIK Mann
VART RICH ORGANDINIL
EMMEN SILKS RSDEICID.
COMM STOOK CLOSING.
idS•tt NIBE & TANDEM
T CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH T.
wf • lINTIRS STOCK RIDEIVED.
Black:Thread Lk04116
Thread Veils.
Thread Lam Barbee.
Hemstitched Hazdkercheife. bargains.
Cambric Edgings and Insertions.
Shirred and Fancy French Nadine, for waists.
Lama Lase Bournous and Points& ieng
SPAZ4ISII LINENS FOR TRAY
LLID DIMSbEti.
4.4 Bley Linens.
Dark and light flume for &Lit&
Brown Holland!.
Figured Linens for Dresses.
White Pegue or Marseilles.
ldwoquito Betting.. '
Pink, bins, cherry and white Tar Wong.
BDWIIi HALL /a Co.;
la:tt ii South SIOOND Street.
fIOOPER CONARD, NINTH AND
C
MARKST; bane •
The best Osasimere stook in town. . .
Good Linen Grille, Ducks. Coatings,
Tanen , Limns, of 6 , 142 Y kind.
Mucha stock aomidele, prices right.
Family Linens, raGina, eon, at Skt.
Elanze,_domet and other Flannels.
reari Wool Delainee, 55 and 65 onto--
Px ol i eltittelrlvirortz.mi.it
Good stock whim Faintroek, h wise.
Bird-eye Linen, striped Muslims, filled Oarabales and
Jaoomete, ruffed Muslims, Pique. &c
White 'huge anti other tate shawls.
Jacques and Summer Denims Je74f
SPLENDID STOCK OF LINEN
GOODE, -just aiened at 1021-11310/1
_Brett. COM.
Dieing* - --
Turkish. Bath, Huck, and plain Linen Towels
Da tine , of beantifal patterns and all grades.
Table Linens, bleached, lalf-bleacheri, and brown.
Richardson k Dunbar'', Dickinson's, and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. 0 lidkfs, from 1.2%e tO
ll—
bem'd stitched and col'd.borders—vere nice.
viral if • JOB H. STOKES.
SPECIAL NOTICE,'
1311mI7ct oPP.XNTIRI STOOK
TO GLOSS Bustmlim
GOOD:WTHOL
31thDFANDHI F H R SALE
We invite special ahave ttention to un the e
above annOnneeMent.
We a L Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
beery 'yard is to be closed out on or before the Ist day
of SePtaraber. Silks sad Dress Goods.
Cloths. a:maniere', and Linen Goode.
Shawis.Oloaka Skirts, Hellcats. ,be.
Kadin* and Calicoes mush under market price.
THGERLET CHISIK,
21713. Tut . car._ el EIGHTH and SPRING GAILDSH.
FIGURED BILKIIRENADINES,
of the best ow:Atlas andstyles, In Blast end Oral
0X91111d11_,56e to $ L 60
Trisvellisl•Dress Goods, Ia *Ter: waist,.
New Drees Good., in yeat
liengsotae Mono
VERY OREAP SLAM BILKS,
•
anitabla for Dresses, Mantle., and Swine..
OOTTOE GOODS AT LE9ti THAN WHOLIMALS
MM3
Norrimao, Spnine. Prints. Mo.
M 4 Waltham and Poporill bleashed Medina. M.
Istr3-tf Nos. 713 and 7.ls ll loleittir Loot.
NEW SMUT FOR 1885.
TES GREATIBT Elfvorrueor sus Loa II
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BEADLES'S lam Pliant DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
tor double) SPltllla SKIRT.
WESTS' BRADLEY a OAEY (late J. 1. & 3. 0.
West). SOLFREOPEIETOES and maittiFACTOURS.
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and IR ELIDE htrests, Jew
York.
TRIG mantels of Bursar. (or two) En.
LIPT/0 Steel braiNoe, ingesionily BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY together, roOli to FOGA. Inaba the Tormarser,
most PLEXIBLE, ELASTIC, and DURABLE Span% ever
need. They seldom stem or BEHAR', like the Single
Springs. and consequently preserve their PREEMPT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as LOMB SS any Other SKIRT
Dix WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wasting the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS, CARRIAGES, RAILROAD Ciao,
CHURCH PEWS. ARMCHAIRS, for PRONE.. ALB and HOUSE
DEUS, as the Patna can be roman when In use to °goo.
PT a Mall PLACE as easily as a SILK or MUSLIN DRESS,
g Levy haring enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great coseerlallea of WEARIES the DUPLEX - SutreTra
ErnaL•SPßierti SKIRT fora mows DAY -will never after.
ward willingly dispense with their nee Por Cannata,
Mesta, and lOU° Leanne they are serum to al l
M
TREY are the boat QUALITY in every part, and an.
questionably the LIGHTEST, mat DESIBABLB,COMPORT.
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
JOE SALE in all FIRST. CLAIM STORES in this city, and
throughout the UNITED STATEN IiAVARA DE (Ma.
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST
AwIiQUIRE POE TEI DUPLEX ELy6-En LIPTI
SSW . raC
628. ROPKIV.' I "" OWA I If t .TIE S &" OF 628:
HOOP SEIETS e the beet assortment and best quality
and styles in the city. Gore Traits, all lengths and
sizee, from 18 to 66 springs, from $1.76 to $4.
Plain
Skirts. all the new shapes and sizes. from 19 to 60
sprints, from $1.40 to $7 Skirts of extra hesvY dad
and extra tepee, from 20 to 36 springs, from st.es. to
$2. 76. *leen' and. Children's, of every grade, from 6
havenrings, from four to eight cen F l exi b lerin; they
o equal. Agents for the new Skirt. the
most pliable Beep Skirt made, and fully equal to the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt, and at much lower prices. Also
constantly on bend full lines of low priced ffew York
Skirt.. kid padded and metallic :astened-16 springs.
Ste.; ga springs, $1; 26 springs. $1.11; 30 springs. $l. 2.5,
end 40 springs. $1.60. Skirts made to order, altered,
and repeated, at OEB /Mom street. ral4-Im*
GROCERIES.
HENRY CHAPMAN,
IMPORTER OF TEAS,
932 ABM PITISEErs
PHIL/DELPHIA.
TVA TEAS, TELLS, TEAS,
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
No common Teas sold or given away. No false state
ments to effect tales.
HENRY CHAPMAN'S CHOICE NEW MIX-
!or Connoisseurs in Tea. -
PRICE. ELSE PER La..
Formed from a Mik!CUM of the most approved va•
oomblned in the proportions best ealsulated to
develop the varied exesilensies of each.
YOUNG IIYSON,
YEOKING CHOP,
THE FINEST IN THE COUNTRY.
NANKIN" MOYUNE.
DRPERIAL AND -GUNPOWDER.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE,
COFFEE, COFFEE, DOFFED,
PURE JAVA, MANILLA, AND MO,
HOOTED WITHOUT WATER OR LARD.
HENRY CHAPMAN.
932 ARCJI STREET,
36214 PHIL/MO.2RM
p irAMMES RRBIDING IN TEB
RURAL DIBTRIOTS
eirgo l gii P l a ggfer herelgtre, to rePPI7 faillthelk sf
EVEBi DESCRIPTION 01 F tk IZZ 410131EIES. TEAL
ALBERT d. ROBERTS,
ouse.tr Corner KLEVENITH and VIII Streets _ _
E. COB. 81 AND ELBA=T STREETS.
ADIVSEMENTS.
A GP AND JUVENILE EN lER
A
NEAT
vemr, BB OMEN IS TEM
ACA MUSIC,
imis (Saturday) AFIERNOON.
TO eommenaa at t% o%o*.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF VIE SOLDIERS'
AND SAILORS' ROME.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL U. &t GRANT,
GEORGE H. STUART * Esq.,
EX-GOVERNOII POLLOCK,
And others, have kindly consented to be Mint
In addition to a choice seleetioa of motto by
600 CHILDREN, "
MISS E. F. OIJLLIS S
Will ohm the STARAPAAGLID BANEBR," with a
greed Chorus by the Children.
Several short addresses will be made by distinguish
ed gentlemen. The whole to emtelude with a grand
Tableau of the
GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
Thirty-six GIRLS will roman' the
UNION.
Mauna c0ndn0t0r......---Mr. PRON. RaWLltfab.
TICKETS. ..... , • •••• •••• 1.44 0.. Os CTS.
RESERVED SEATS ....... 50 CTS.
st 'l r li e tet r a: t s i V e llito d i:4l3ook Store, 600 OHESTNittrT
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
-40.a. STREET THEATRE.
POSITIVELY Lila? NIGHT OF THE
WEIR RISTERS.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVESING, June 21, 1285,
THE TICKET. OF-LEAVE MAN and
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
THE WEBB SISTERS In Ks Characters.
Aided by tee Full 001[11/84"7.
Monday, lug. Eight of FILAIIK DREW.
NEW CHESTNITT-BTREET
TR& —TBIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON.
FIFTIETH AND LAST GRAND FAMILY MATIXBE.
when, for the LEST TIRE. • -
MISS LOTTA
NM appear as TARTAIGNI , In the Grand Spectacular
Burlemue
TEN SEVEN DAUGHTERS Or DILTAIL
ADMISSION TO THE MATINEE.-30 cents to all
parts of the House; ()Waren, 23 cents. Donn open at
1 o'eloek. Performance to commence at 2M o'clock.
TBIS (SATURDAY) RUBBING. June 24,
LAAT PIORT OT TEM BELSON,
and LAST WORT of
- - .
who
win
shiwor
ao MISS LOTTA,
SAM WILLOTIGHBY
in the tbrlllieg Moral Dreins
TUX TIONBT-OF-LRIVN MIN
•
The evening's performasee will souk:IA..IFM the
BEAUTIFUL LAST NEIL FROM Tl.lll AMA
DAIJOHTEES,
TEE BIRTH OF CUPID, TELI BOWER OF
NEW CHESTNUT•STREET
THEATRE.
COTTON & MURPHY'S MINSTRELS.
SEVENTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
BEN COTTON, the Inimitable Comedian.
JOB 'MURPHY, the Champion Bone Player.
Hew Songs, Pew Jokes. New Burlesques. New Acts,
MONDAY EVENING, June Nth
IMMENSE 8000.1168 SVEETWHERII
Pronounced by the Frees and public to be the beat
Cronus ever °mini:ed.
ENTERTAINMENTS SELECT, ORIGINAL. AND
REFINED.
DON'T PAIL TO SEE THE CHAMPION TROUPE ;OF
je2B.2t AMERICA.
A HOME FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
A
The iGrsad Inventle Entiztainment. atvea sane
10th, will be repented in the
AMIRIOA.II AOADSNY OF MUSIC
On BATIIRDAI IFTBIOOOIIr next, MUM Nth. at
SY,
M *Week,
FOR TRII ISFIT OF THS
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' HOWL
. _
In addition to the previous progr some,
MISS E. F. COLLIE
will sing THE STAB SPANGLED BANNEE, with •
chorus of
SIX BIINDRID CHILDREN.
The whole to conelude with a GRAND TLELELif of
the GODDESS OP LISSBT4, In which thirty-six girls
will represent the 'UNITED STATES.
The whole under the direction of Mr. Thome% Raw.
lingo, Jr.
Ticket■•• • . . . . - cents
natal Ire Y'aignei cliZe ...ao sent■
POT see at Olarton'a Bookstore, No. lid Chattnat
stm. ion%
THE GREAT CONBINATION CIR-
A.oDe. ACADEMY_ OF MONO LOT, BROAD AND
LOCUST STREETS.
•. 4:NI • r i: • . e r a r .
WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY AFTERNOON, 19th inst.,
and ending SATURDAY EVENING, 24th, inclusive.
Mews. STONE & ROSSTOR, have the happy plea
sure of announcing the opening of their greet Circus
Alliance, and will at every exhibition introdne•
CULLER'S CELESATED TROUPE OP IROQUOIS
INDIANS,. who will display many wonderful and
editontehinir erenes. The (Arens troupe 14 composed of
star performers, DrOnetUtaed by all critics the beet
the world, the whole forming a resplendent [Carr.
sparkling In all the brilliancy of tree en and superb
sacraments. The Trained Dogs will also appear at
every exhibition.
Doors open at 2 o'clock, and 7 o'clock P. M. Admin.
gen, CO cents; children wider 10 years, 25 cents. Atten
tive ushers will be present to conduct visitors to the
interior of the mammoth pavilion.
See small bills, isle dt
RUBIO AT FAIRMOUNT PARK.-
CARL MU'S Mllltarf Band gives Pree Concerts
every clear afternoon, at the Mansion House. Fair-
Mount Park.
The Union Passenger Rail way is now the most di
rest route to the Park. running no Ninth street, and
ramming via Seventh street. Passengers byAose
oars are ...Mee within a few hundred feet of the Kau-
Mon House. and avoid a long and dusty walk through
the um ie23-31
FAIRMOUNT WATERWORKS
(WIRE BRIDGE). AFTERNOON CONCERTS
EVERY DAY. from 4 to 7 o'clock, by HASSLER'S
OILED HILLITANY HAND. Programmes of bleak
Issued daily. The Arch. Vine and SallOWitlll. Street
Oars ran direst to the Diem jail -6t
A. _CULT -4111.717_ rielrip4
Two,- a - ist3T.
4 -3, - BUT Street. above en ma rrom 9A. N. till
P. N. Benjamin West's great picture of CHRIST RE
JECTED still len
FAIRMOUNT . PARK.--THR UNION
Passenger Railway Oompeur (SsVeldh and Ninth
streets.) have completed their double track on Brown
street to the centre gate of the Park on Pennsylvania
avenue, and their cars now start regularly from that
point instead Of the depot as heretofore. je2S•St
COMMISSION HOUSES.
HAZARD & HUTCHINSON,
Acuorre FOR THE SALE OP
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
112 CRISTBITIT STRUT.
PEILAMPRIA.
AND
103 READR STREIT, NSW TORS. jel9-6m
CONFECTIONERY.
SUMNER CONFECTIONS.
Persons about leaving the city should tall and e=•
arsine our splendid assortment of
DELICIOUS
CONFECTIONS.
SYRUPS, dbo.;
Particularly adapted for the Warm Season.
E. G. WHITMAN & Co..
MANUFACTURERS )
-' wrzsTNUT STREIT.
air Also, an assortment of
BRILLIANT FIRE•WORSS.
is 10•stnthim
(I.HOIOE CONFECTIONS.
The Auer sodalities of CONFBOTIONNST, ratted
to the season, manutactured fresh, daily. by
tiTIIPHIN P. WHITMLN.
Jet be No. LAIO MAILKW7 Street.
A . VERY 13 1 JPRRIOR GUM DROP,
re P arw . a bi g212 1171 1 41t Waiatitest.
A VERY CHOICE ROASTED AL
2"- MOND, manufactured by
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No. ial.o MARKST Street
ICE CREAM.
PURE DELAWARE COUNTY
3COM CREAM,
wade In the county, and fresh every morning—the very
beet that is made. Hotels, Restaurants, Private Fend.
lies, and Saloons furnished with promptness in quali
ties to suit. Also, Excursion's and Festivals, on rea
sonable terms, at
EASTERN MARKET
ICE-CREAM STAND.
ie24-1m
IMPORTED
LUNCH JEsivax;Lierivs..
BAILEY & CO.,
No. SW CHESTNUT Street.
FINE
FRENCH, FURNISHED
TRAVELLING BAGS
FOR LADIES.
BAILEY ea CO.,
jorpSt No. Big CHESTNUT Street.
MAURICE H. MATSINOICR. OIIJIS. A. MATSINGER,.
MATSINQER•BROTHERS,
OCCOESsO/IS TO
ADAK MATSINGEL
suatrftertairEs or
FIRE-PROOF 110ORS,IRON SHUTTERS
AND
SMITH-WORli. IN GENERAL
Flas•Staff Brackets, Furnaces, Cooking Ranges,
Cu Ovens, Bath Boilers, &sitters, and Ventilators,
and Sheet-Iron Work of every dessription,
No. 3228 RACE STREET,
ie22.121 PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE ILLUMINATION,
JULY 4, 1805.
GENERAL GRANT CANDLES,
WARRANTED NOT TO "RUN."
For sble by
ROBERT DONNELL es, SON,
je99•9t• 800 WALNUT STREET. 2
C D.
FURNITURE LT LOW PRICES.
I will sell the balance of my lasso stook of
FURNITURE.
♦t '!UT low priettl. until
SEPTEMBER 14.
The meortment is complete.
GEO. J. HINKEL&
1011-Sm 809 and 811 CHESTNUT Bt.
TAiSTEETE. AND StrI3STANTIEJJ CILOTRINO
I.l7CTltorl igALmN
SALE uk TWO HUNDRiza
SR' alp FRIT. BORAS ._
FGB AOCOMIT OF Tfla nun BUM.
, BD , (Saturday) MORNING. at ten o'clock, at
WakSINGTOPIATBEB: WHARF, on Ole Delawire,
wl+l be sold
TWO lIIIADRSD AND FIFTY HORSES.
by order of the Government • '
ALFEBD if HEESNEAneerS,
Auctio.
W. E. con WNW( and BArfn.3hf Nte.
SALE" OFFICE FURNITURE OF PRO-
Won." - , OW MARSHALO.—WitIibe sold. at poblla bar
at M. THOMAS Sr 000113'. 139 and 111 qnUtEt
FOllll,lll Streak. oa THURSDAY, Jane 29th, 1865, at
10 o'clock A, sundry Tables. Desks, Ohsirs. Stoves,
an. M. Lan
Captain, Provost iliturakal
Fired. Second, and Fourth Matelots, Penna.
jade. Gnaw et
4Vt ANTS.
WA NTBD-A SITUATION BY A
PERSON WHO WRITHS A FAIR RAID, AHD
RAB BOMB KNOWLSDOE OF Boopc.msFleva
Berta's°WY Reference given. Address 'H. Pro.*
once. 2t*
WANTED-FIRBSCL&EIS OPER A.
v TORS on PINE MOTS To gook reliable hands
would give out lots of several dozen*, or take hands
Mato the don. flood prices paid. C. L. Sairra.
leiallt* 305 ARCH atraet
WANTED. -d YOUNG MAN FROM
the Country desires a Situation as BOOK.
RIME, or ASSISTaNT, in a Wholesale Establish
ment, or will go to some foreign country on business:
bee a good education, and writee a fair business hand:
can furnish certificate and 'stemmas. Address " Vege
table," Schuylkill, Cheater County. Penns. 1824-tk
WANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, IN
F r et Harm. Address BO.T. 27.5.9. Philadelphia _
J
WANfiED. -AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
v with a capital of 10,000 to 10.000 dollars in a &st
olen manufacturing business—Perfnmsry—in carcass.
Int operation for the last twenty yeam, the senior part
ner wishing to retire from astlye life. Title le an oppor
itittitY rare's to be mei with for entering at once into a
safe snd profitable business. Address, with real name.
' 6 J H. & CO. " MHOS of this paper. unr27.stattitt
WANTED.-A TRAVELLER FOR A
• • large Notion and Dyers Trimming BOUM None
need anal, but append sublimes, with good nth
MOW address Notions," Freest Milan. is23.3i*
WANTED-BY A. YOUI(G MAN,
bITIII3ION u lialumanin a first-class Whole.
sale Orwell xt Home. to sell on commission. Beet of
references i ce
n.
'A. G. C.," Prese office. je42,31,*
WANTED -A SITUATION AS BOOK
KUPER or MIRK by a young man' of enter•
getic and practical business habits. Can giye beet of re.
femme. Address "Henry," Press office is42-81.*
WANTED—BY AN IMPORTING
•
and Sobbing Rotts_ E e a fint•elass SALESEALE,
ohureoglayeted in the White epode and Embroidery
Beetneoe.Address ' Salesman," Prate Oahe J.119-6t•
A A GENTLEMAN, INTENDING TO
start next week for Cincinnati. St. Louis, rash.
and Nemphin, will undertake to transact any
business In those cities pat into his hands Satisfactory
references given. Address. immediately, Boa 91 P.
0., West Chester. Penna. iel4-2t
A YOUNG MAN, FORMERLY BALES
AA- mAir In a large Notion 11011110. With the command
of a !mod trade. also Well experienced In traVellinfl, is
open for an
BNGAGIIII3IIT
in the same, or some similar boldness, with a ant-class
house.
Address " White Star Division." Press office. It*
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
NURSE AID SPY, La/.most interesting and ex
citing book ever published, embracing . the adventures
of a wen= in the Union Arley AS REIM. fkoot. end
ten. glebe most elyld laver picture of the War. Teenbers, ladles georgette young men, and especially
returned and disabled °Store and soldlerg, in want of
profitable employment, will And it peculiarly adapted
to their eondition. We have agorae gearing BIAS per
month.which we will grove to any doubting applicant,
Bend for circular.. Addrees JOllll3, BROS. & cro.
E corner METH and MINOR Btu, Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED FOR "THE
OCHRY SEIVICS. THR FMB, THE DUN
OEM AND TEE ESCAPE."
BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.
New York Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting book everpall •
tithed, embracing Mr. Richsrdson's nnpare.leled ex
perience for four years; travelling through the Southin
the secret service of the Tribune, at the outbreak of the
war, with our armies and fleets, both Beet and West,
during the first two years of the rebellion; his thrilling
capture; his confinement for twenty mon th e be seven
different rebel Prisons; his escape, and almost miracu
lous loarney by flight of nearly 400 tulles. It will
mouse in Stirring event., and eontaiu more of the fact.
Incident, and rominee of the war than any other work
yet published. ileaehers. ladies, energetic young men,
and especially returned and disabled often and sol;
diers. in 'swat of profitable employment, will dud it
peculiarly adapted to their condition, We have agents
clearing 'ISO per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant. Bend for obroulare. Address
POPES, BROS., & CO.. N. E. corner SIXTH and
MINOR Streets. Philadelphia, Pa,
B OYR WANTED-A COLORED BOY
between the ages of 16 and 18 wanted. APPI3 ,
medlately at 018 LOCUST Street. je2. tf
B L A
G y R I T C B SZI 4 .;I2I. El AND WHEEL-
Qtroorsarrearun'a OPTION.
DaDOT 00 WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. 0. June
21, 186
warded, at one*. to work in repairing the large MU
bar of wagons lately turned in at this depot,
081 BUIDBID caS
AND
DNB HUNDRED waNBLWE/GETIEL
Note but good workmen wanted
For particulars as to pay,_eic apply to Brevet 001.
C. H. Tompkins, A. Q. 21,, IT. 8. A., corner of Twenty
second and G. streets, Washington, D. O.
D. H. 11.1101118,
Brigadier Owing and 011ie( Quartermaster,
ie.24.61 Drg.r of Workington.
QALESMAN WANTED IN A CLOTH
EITOES;• rand have 081$6211311111). Apply at 222
111AEKET Street. Second Floor. us
GREATICBT THING OF THE TIMER
—BOWIE'S PRIZEBBYILOPIS. —Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watches elven to Agenift. Oa
reeelot of $l5 vreatpdfittl: Aregad.lo9 A•art i fir
Kileilairretaireeeet. A mingle 111:Tatopi, sant. with
illomlar and hdlyertivalare, en receipt of ta wage Ad
dress A. n. Row=& 00... 0.. Box WM 36 BUN.
MAX Street. N. Y. mrlW-Orge
PARTNER WANTED, EITHER
- 11 - SMUT OR AOTIVZ IN A ROM 11, THIS
CITY, now full of boarders, doings good paling busi
ness. Loostion very central. Address
je9l2-6t° J. C. BROWN. through the Post Office.
849600 so i l O a eieltilioTedTwtitiegilaiVe INVEST IN
an settee partner. Would be willing' to tromet and
cell by sample. Grocery or cloth and Cmgeters
booing's preferred. Satisfactory reference gym cud
required. Address Country.” Prent office, l for Fu r
days. e 23 3V4
$l2, F k --
A MONTH.AGENTS WANT
.'" ED everywhere to introduce the improved
SHAW & CLARK TWESTI COLLAR FAMILY 811 W.
BAORIIII, the only low- pries machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson. Bosfe, Binger & Do., and
Betehelder. - other machines now sold for less
than forty dollars each are infringements, and. the
seller and neer are Duets to line and imp risonment.
salary and expenses, or large 1101111211161011, allowed.
Illnetrated sireniars sent tree. Address SHAW b
BLABS, Biddeford, Keine mvlo-d&W3m
8 7 0 A. MOIiTE.—I WAIST AGENTS
unEFTlVlVlTOLEttiril g '.l2 e g i rm j P lk, d iad o .
Von particulars tote. Addiesa ennii 6 x Btdde•
ford, Maine. mei() dorefam
BOARDING.
APLEASANT ROON, WITH
, Board, Is offered In a central location, for two
Gentlemen.
Address Box 1.611 P. 0. je24 61*
TRANSIENT A.N D PERMANENT
AL BOARDERS accommodated at 228 Routh BIZOdD
Street. 7e28.10t•
T'IRST•CLASS BOARD AT THE UNI
TED STATES HOTEL, 4l OliEft MIT Street One
1v a handsomely farnlebed Member meant. Oh 44444
moderate. Thug House has no Bar. . 1e23 61.5
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
MWEST PHILADELPHIA` PRO
PRIM FOR SALE CRBAP. —One of those 'plan
did brown-atone Residences. en Fortp•eecond street,
below the Baltimore Pike: and also one on Beekat
etreet, west of ..Porly-second. finished in the best in in
ner. Wltb all the modern improvamenta. and adjoining
the new Perk. AMA' on the nremlass ID the afternoon.
or to CHARMS D. SUPPLE& Ro. 140 Borth NIIIB
TRUTH street. 3e94-St*
da TO RENT—A FURNISHED
Ma Country Ronan, near the Elylo Station, Pennsyl
vania flatiron& Oat As) Apply 337 WALNUT St.
di FOR SALE-VERY LOW, WITH
mett Immediate poegeesion. delightful four. etory
DWRI:1,010. brown atone Ant story. No 1.520 North
BROAD Street Lot WIT WO feat.
B. F. °IMO, 123 Soutt 'FOURTH St..
e 24 or aW. tor, OXVISLi (TIMM Qua ORRIttl.
in FOR BALE-SMALL DWELLING,
M 3736 SHIRLEY Street.
Nest Cottage—Lot 18 by 72 Terms very easy.
Store and Dwe3ing. $ aor 19th. and Callowld
Neat Cotteere. 1434 Wallace Street.
Nest Dwelling. 537 North Twenty. second Street,
south slde Coates. west Eighteenth.
B. F GLEAN. 133 South 70113711 St..
je24 or &W. car 5/NEIITRUTII and 010317.
fiE CAPE ISLAND.--"VIE PHILA.
ivaDBLPHIA ROM," at Cape Island, will be sold
at a great eaertfice, or rented to a good tenant or party
for the es aeon
je24 B. F. CILINN, 123 South FOURTH Street.
da FOR SALE OR TO RRNT.—BII
PBIZIOR NNW SIBIDEDTO/9 to Weal Phitedol-
Ole, pleasantly slinatell. Apply
NONNIST to 1110 GREGOR,
It 119 WALNUT Street.
gl REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE,
maititAi, ESTATE, BEAL EBTATE.
'REAL EsfrATS. BEAL ESTATE,
115,000,000 WOITE YOB BALL
110,000,000 WORTH. 1 1. 0 R. SALE
______ 000,.900 WORTH FOB BALE;
_
NEW NO.WrilLr eArAtoOU - . 76" - S — T our.
NEW moNTHLY CATALoauE JUST 0 UT.
NEW .MONTHLY oATA.EOouE JUST OUT.
FOR GRATUIToUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATI7ITOUS. DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
KILLER B no plus ultra Catalogue of Beal Rotate for
rale, is the greatest production of the age to Parties in
all
in the pushes. of property.
Once.rson should
fall to get a copy (gratis) at the INS North
SIXTH Street. jaiat if
STEAM ENOINE-8-INOR CYLIN-
P , " DAR, 143.1nch berok e, eist• FRONTe. Rath wed.
for sale. CHAR LBRIO, US SStreet.
je2o-tutheßt.
G r OOD OIL BTOCKS TO EXOHAMA
for Beal Mato. IBRAHIM BECHTEL.
RES 30 No. 308 WALNUT St., Room 16,
THE ASHLAND HOUSE,.
FOURTH AVENUE AND T WiIhiTY.I , OIIRTH
BTRERT. /USW YORK CITY.
Recently enlarged and improved. is now open for
transient as well se permanent boarders The house is
situated on one of the pleasantest avenues, and 'semi
hie to all places of amusement and business by care and
stages. Onsets will find alt the conveniences and cam
forts of a superior eel ablishment. with an excellent la.
hie. Transient boar& $3 per day.
Wki H 8814.11111. Proprietor.
R. B.—Families who desire rooms for the summer
will make early application. To clearable parties ad
vantareggs terms will be offered. isle 361
VANCY HAMS.—ERIGGS, SWIFT,
AL - Co.. Cobb Br. Asmel, C. in P. Bogen's. and Met
calf* di kraus' brands ostsbrated
SUGAR-01111.130 CINCINNATI, OANVASSID SAME,
In More and toy We by
wAsEuictrow MORNS & aow,
sn7Bs-Inet 148 and 148 North NRONT St.
TTERMETICALLY BELLED MEATS
AJD SOUPS.
1,000 dos. Sanwa Meat
000 Boast Bet
000 " do To il."
do ingioa.
1.000 " do Turkey.
1.000 " do. Obrekou.
" assorted 800 1.
Tor w e e
okr) e
by E a -
11641 107 South WATER. Street.
VULCANITE JEWELRY. -- LARGE
assortment of BLADE and GOLD nwilAT.
ie22-12t* w. IDLER, 109 South ELEVENTH St.
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DB
NT.*dCAIPIO/14 of OnalastartOonantation. and Ina
had, with ilovrox on 8n41... mum, UM
lion, n df.improiroinont, Idastaionual Train
3nr of CBILDRInt doith i rtri l t AIL. din
and 6" Y. ' by
Piorenoktept and Bookiallat.
-tothalvif do. 11111 111 Tanis St .. above Clhasiati
REISON/IBLE PEtO
SUMNItEII BEiIORTS. o
LIGHT-IEOI7BE COT - rite/1 i
• ATLANTIO 0111%
lil l / 1 111111T EOM TO TSB 1111111%
TbL well•known home le now open for the r a eepOoa
of boarders. SWAB woiarros.
Je24.lm
Proprietor;
V 0 0 7 N I T A I N
HOUSE
sPIIteIeNOuI-
of th T a L d deligh — f Th andft re l r e o a . rte ms tio "tu n r
land, la now °P BS for BOARDS/38 and me /am
VIEUTOBis, Bend for dreular.
je2f etnthlins Y. R. It L1A.1.112..
T EE
COLUMBIA u.ousia,
AT
GAPE BUY' NEW 1 , 1,1113 NY,
Will be opened this season on thirliliTlßßTll DAT
OP MIL for the reception of guest%
Tide leading house will, for the eomitM 1101111014 flap
sustain Ite well.eatabllsbed rentatioa.
Greatly ousouragod by the baolriou of last year, tie ,
proprietor fools satisfied that ROtel eondastild okarkir
teekma meat continue aattilliwo at thitold s o d p o N l.
to resort
The railroad facilities are promised to bo exeellenk
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has bca sac
eared for the COLUMBIA the coming semiel..._
For rooms, , apply to • R. BULB uld, Ms%
shank's Hotel, Philadelphia, or to
0201tallJ. PoLTOIi, Propitiator.
myl.a 3 m CAP/1 ISLAND, N. 7. '
CONGRESS Hi&LL, •
ATLANTIC CITY 3G J.
WILL OPEN JONI nosss.
The oubsalber would respectfully Intena hls frindi
and the public in 'general, that he has assla gnat
Congress Ball, this being the fourth season. Many ing
provements have been made: also. nem Bath- ElONeag
have been erected, and the bubble . eannut be *Upson&
a
at any sea shore _ And It Is the nti Isisition of We
proprietor to nee every effort to make °entrees Hall
ZOMO Of eomfort to his emote. A liatA le eags.gadL
Terms moderate pelg•lml O. W HINKLI.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
ATLANTIC CIA, N.
Will open for the reception of guests on
WIIDnIsDAT. Jane 28.
Dodworth'e celebrated Band boa been engaged ter
the Beason.
Persona wishing to engage rooms, or destrint farther
information, will address('
BROWN A WOELPPBR, Proprietor&
Jelflni* ATLANTIC PITT.
SEA BATHING_
BUBB' HOBAN,.
ATLANTIC OBYT, NEW „ABM.
Thlsold, eetsbitehed, and favorite holm le now OM.
It le nearest to the beach , securing cool breams at all
times. Its unrivalled Bathing facilities. Its complete
Intnitnre and apoolatinextt, and OA anexoeyttonable
table, rondos thil hones a favorite place for a summer
sojourn at the rea•side. Paseensers trom the ct - y era
eat down at the door. and eommindeation with the In
lets is had at al. timer by rail. A tine bead of meals has
been *rained for the 'lemon. Parties wishing to mare
Board will address the proprietor at Serf lions% Atlan
tic Mr me moderate.
ROBB H S. BUBO,. Proprietor,
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR
SPB I / a OB. —This fashionable and dellgattel balk.
mer Iteeori ii hew open for 'ldiom For tonne *PST
to E . . W. WOOD%
Proprietor,
CARLISLE SPRIRGB, Pa.
WHITE' BITLESiIig
OEIALY BEATE SPRINGS,
AT
1:10IIBLING GAP, PA.
S. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
BEASON ORRIS JRNI
This delightful place to located in Cumberland nuns
ty, thirty miles west of Harrisburg. It le aeuessible
from all theipaincipal eitles by railroad to Minium&
thence by the Cumberland 'Valley Railroad to MN
vine; from He wvilte eight =ilea good staging to en
Syringe. The stage is always in waiting upon the sx•
Rye) of the oat. at ReW - gilje
reeeengere leiMitg Philadelphia, Baitita Ore. Olf
Waskinaton in the morning can arrive at the Spam
the same evening at 6 o'eicek. This hotel in gemlike•
cicui and comfortable (having been recestly thoroant•
ly renovated) with hot and sold bath attached, aid 6111-
tengive grounds for walks aid amusements.
Terme if 60 per day. or 312 per week. Over Mr
weeks 310 par week.
The long experience of the present proprietor enables
him to say that it will be eonductcd In a maser to
please all visitors. A. B. A gas livery is atteatieg
to the establishment. PA • Mir
UNITED BTATEB HOTEL, LONE
BRANCH. New &rosy, is now open for the rue.
warden of tioitoro. Trains leave on Saturday after.
noon at four o'clock. from Vine street wharf—rotno•
inn Monday morns early .— Jane 10. 1865.
jelo.2m* NW. A. BROSNAN/Ht. Proprietor.
KITTATINNY HOVBB,
DBLAWARB WATS". G.
This termite Mountain resort L now open to vi
sitors i
Tran' Morro Philadelphia, from Rendition Depotost
SO A. M. and 880 I", M., aid arriirtai , the eIIIP /IS 1 r.
IVlteferen 3.4s ces— P. Murton MeMletxest, iranklin Pate.
Louis A. Godey, B. B, Benners, 3, L Martin, Charles
Hacker, C Sherman.
Terms, 514 pee week.
ieB lm L. W. BRODRIAD. Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRIMSON SPRINGS.
Thle delightful and romantic watering place, situated
on the summit• of the Allegheny !fountains. at Orman
Station. on the P Ivanie Railroad,
Wad be Oriseat for the Reception of Gtierf..
On ASOMDAP, Jane 12th, 1826.
Several new cottages have been erected. the gronade
have been 'beautified and improved. and °Mien le UM
one of the most beautiful Mil homes in the 1:IOWA
States. Excurelon *kens. good until October let. its
tu
issued by the Penrylvanla Etailread Comuann
For fin ther Informative address
GEO. M RUMMYProprietor
ORISO P OrtIPRISdII
Cambria county. r.
ITOWLAND'S HOTEL, -
'LOBO MANOR, A. 1,
will be open for the reception of ette•te Jens thelllth.
palm HOWLAND. 1111613116 t 4 00.
Errusit. TA. MT. SPRINGS.--TRIB
dellabtfol Asia ',mantic wagloptivt . bitaan•
fully situated in the healthiest is now**
county, and acknowhd....s to be the " garden *Pet"
°Pen for the accoodstioei el
of !M I L' U. —inzo
. fab of June . Railroad eomeiontoaUoni
riT,T,Vcrlay from Philadelhla. on the Pennsylvania or
ReadLun_Railroad, and da lly front Baltimore and NeW
York.
For particulars addreas the proprietor.
J. W. FRIIDERSOS.
LORETTO SPRINGS, CAM BRIJ
A- 4 COUNTY, PA.—Tide favorite Sommer Bogert willi
to *Net ter the reeetdion at visitors Oil Pi 0, Ot
Comelos will be In readiness lA' (hymen station to veti
ver vieitore to the $D lap. Loretto tipringe is plum.
Pseud for Its hem:a/fel eeenery and salubrious °lima&
A band of made!" eugeared for the season. Por partial.
/are address. F. A. GIBBOSS. Proprietor,
my3l.lin Loretto. (Umbria bounty, FL
HANDBL AliD HICYDN BOCIBTY'S
ARJRFAL EXCIMBION
TO ATLANTIC CITY,
THIIRSDk7, July 6, 1885. Jel•theta ft
• -:Nou
Bn ncyrts BY
- 1 - - Zaftig:4D TO CAPE AUL
TO ATTEND TEI3
SALE OF eIUII,DIND LOTS,
On the 2Fth, K. THOMAS & SOPS,
Fxcursion Ti ch ettd 30th days of Juneola per Me,
of the above days, sylio2d to 30 bY anY Train. on 14
to return on any train.le sold for 55. and will be g
A. N. titans of 111016DAVd4 I ncluding the 0.80 and
On the above day! Trains PERth
'WALN . &F."
UT Street. Philadelphia from MI "
goand T.Nt
P. M. From Caps fday at 690 A. N. e..e bv K ' and
...
on and after SATURDAY. July let, addittoeet,.' no .
Trains will be added. leaving Cave Kay at 8 A. 'S -- an d.
Philadelphia at 4.30 P. M. Running time, threeh', uts .
J.FAN lIIINSBILARR.
ja2.4 , 3t linperintendenk
► A. P. I )3 T
• , 16 rt=r t ' USION IXOURSION TO AT
i.eNT lo car!, on MONDAY. July 11365,—The Lodger
of the Association in the city have united to nitre this
excursion to the Atlantic, and hereby 'Jayne the Mtn
bare end their friends to come Tickets sae he had at
a. 7of the Loogee in the city. Last boat 6 o'clock kK.
OFF:USES ADD 006INITTEN OF ARRAMGENIINTI.
B. J. MAO/111, Prost JARED OLIO, Tress.
JOHN FRITZ, }
JOHN DUNLAP.. Sonstaria.
J. A. OADPBRIL. •
XPEIBITA AN D
LITIZ 'SPRINGS, VIA BEAD
MO AND CILILUMB/A RAILAVAD.
OLOsi ooNvEnTorriii At READING.
On and after NtO.6Sf)Al, Jl3llB 12th, peasengere for
ill.. above Sprins will leave the PHILADELPHIA AID
READING RAILROAD DEPOT, THIRTEENTH and
GALLO WHILL Streets, at BA. M. and g.sa P. N ar
riving at Ephrata at 12.28 and 7.26 P. M , and at Lt tfa at
1 and 7.26 P.
RETIIRAING.
Leave LIM at 3 13 A M. and 416 P. N., and Ephrata
at 8.47 A M. ands 44 P. M., arriving in Philadelphia
at 12. 46 and 7 06 P. M. • je22.L2t.
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL*
WAD.
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS DAILY,
LIAVE P. AND T. N. R. KENSINGTON DIPOT AT
7.30 A. N. AID 3 30 P. M.
Oonunectint a 1200171300111 01 to
BANTON, SONAISTON.
II /an OAP. CIEIIA7 BUD.
WMKESBANZE. 1107PPALO,
AND. TEN
GREAT LAKES.
Tbronth Tickets cold and Baguio Cheated Mica&
,to all principal points North. and Weit.
ieft-lco W. N. GATZSINE, Anna
sil dW a t TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
FOR LARS SUPBRIOR.
One of the new and magnificent Steamers
DIME AND PEWABIO,
Will leave OVELAXD. Ohio, every MONDAY. at
61P. M. and DE T ROIT, liiiShigam every TillidAttk.
at M , and Port Sarnia. a SO P, M.
leor real comfort and pleseure the Lake Superior trip
is unequalled on this continent, The best "spasklett
trout" Hating in the world; and noWhere can the ht.
valid realize each substantial benefit as in the cool.
dm and tilvigOrating climate of Lake Superior, It 1*
also the cheapest trip offered. being only about three
and one-halt cents per mile, watch includes state
rooms and male.
For Information, or assuring of rooms, 'pole to
GARRETSON
Cleveland ()hid,
T, wintiso a do
Detroit,
amaga - CAMDEN AND AT.
LaNTIO EdllitiOAD. —Three
Trains daily to AtWine City. and one 011andMr•
Trains leave Vine-West Ferry as follows:
Mail Train 93 A.
Freight. with Passenger Can att50ted.......4 4 A.
_ _
Inaction Accommodation 0.30 p .
BIiTURNING, LIATII ATLANTIC.
Atlantic . 97 A. XL.
Preiekt. with Paesenger Cara attaehed.......ll.R P. N.
Mall 46 P. IL
.Tuuction AL4Olrdnodat.lo.ll` Gad
Pare to .I..tloatto AL intlittreoA Vokoto,6 l ll ,
for the day and Main on which they are I.4 l Peilt 17.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN. -
Leaves Vine-street Pam at 7.25. a.
Ratuming,leavam Atlantic at 41,45 P. M.
11ZULL BADDONFInLO TRAINS
Leave Yiae-street Tiny at 10. 16 A. K. and 1.15 P.
Leave maddonneld at 1/.45 A. M. and 2.45 P. K.
8.--Freight mast be delivered at Cooper's P.M
before dP. X. to Shears itsgoing down the next, der.
mltil-licats Joan' G BETAWP, Apia
6,6lllllli6Afif 8 1 1 5 3 j 1 k ilki l itItgaV P B1 1 . 1141.
CARD ATLANTIC AND RABITAJI AND
DELAWARB BAY RAILROAD.
GRANO& Or TIRE.
(wpm'. To term TORE AND LONG BRANCH..
on sod attar MONDAY. Jana RN the Bx.srons Wall
zov ie
!OD }Safe CoOper's Point. GianadAt, dot g (gtigggZo or
raved) at 0.16 A. M .. BM TockArtori. lunigati TM
MTN', Manchester. Bunn, licrolitiktim , Parmingw
shark River, Long Brand., Dranahport. Newt
Batontown, Shrewsbury, Red Bank. Middletown.
lands, and Port Monmouth; thence to KM York
the splendid steamer ' /use Hoyt " Through to mow
York in Ave hours. Pare 0. 110n111011 mots, nog
for three days. $B.
On naturdaps at extra train for Long Branch
Jesse Camden at 460 I' N. Returning, home Lo
Branch at 626 A. AL Monday, liniiillit atCaM
B. 10 A. N. felt d
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w ow Oit.TAWISEM BAJLTIO4III
oompANY.-To ToiWiats
tors— wsumrsion Season of 1956
Lilco Ontario. regnenay
The Thousand Wands, Yorthind,
TT , . Rapids of Rt. Lawrence White Moontaina s
Elea/,Barstow' lipriassa lte,. kJ.
MORireltii die., &a,
Quebec, as.. ate.,
Masts for fav o rable Szatirsio br i
so long and y Mont t hi rn11111:st
public, by various routes' to Maws Falls, far ad
llie
RULZOAD MAN QEBXCB, , 4 A I
Medan! street, =Oar Ildladelpnia Usk. %guars owe
information will beatm.
VMS ROBWriltar Myatt
jO6 -21 M 4Riffi STIOT Meal
imcniennlarr nut atrezum WOM