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A CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
IA CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recOmme Rdations and certificates
of EFFECTUAL in the possession of the pro-
prietor, but these are of no avail to the sufferer.
permanent cure is what he wants, and it is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the drec
tons. Prepared only by DR.. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. jy7-eotf
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

81 RANU ST LIE OF HATS.
8 For sale at my old stand, No. 33 EU-
E#M raw STREET, one door north of Lex-
FL lngtOn-st. The extensive sale of my
Maaa&lA HATS for the last ten years, is the sur
est guarantee that | can offer to the pub
ic for the durability and finish of my HATS. again
cal the attention of the public to my Neuua Beaver
HATS, at $3.50, belk wing them to be unequaled for
the price in the city. Also on sale, HATS of all
qualities, from $3.50 upwards
mh6-Jm CHARLES TOWSON
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STEEL PEN INK. This INK has been pro-
- duced by the Chemical combination of new ma
teria with the Gaate of Iron II is fluid in its nature
and permanent color, flows freely from the stee PEN
and therefore supplies what has hitherto been des
deratum to the users of that instrument By its com
bnng readily with paper Of any surface, il is suited
to free and rapid writing, and may be used it'll any
kind of metallic or GALL pen. further supply just
rec eved and for sale by
PARSONS & KURTZ,
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A. w. CHANEY.

Esh, or on time to punctual customers. mh6
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
D Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
voice Books, Letter Books, Bank Books, Memo
riety of size and pattern, on hand or made to or
n with prompmess, in the most substantial manner,
the best Materials warranted to give satisfaction.
CHECKS on the Banks of Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladng; Rail Road Re-
ipts; Stamps; School Books of every descriptions;
Miscellaneous Books in great variety-with general
sortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
ectfully invited to examine the stock, all of which
i'll be sold on moderate TERMS wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
Ija3 No. 276 Baltimore-st.
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NOR SALE-A great variety of DWELLING
n HOUSES, in different locations throughout the
CITY, many of which egibly situated in popular
neghborho0ds built in modern style tastefully and
conveniently arranged, at prices from $4,000 to $685.,
OoO There are very many from $500 to $4,000, de-
slraDe terms, in every direction. Public attention is
RI particularly called to story DWELLING
s8gHah HOUSE in Salisbury street, south side, be-
iEssHM tween High and Exeter ss., with story
@--kkA back Building. Lot is 10 by 100 feet deep,
TO an alley for carriage, with hydrant in the yard
price $500.
prza There are two story and attic DWELL
WsaA ING HOUSES the south side of Pitt 81. :,
sAsnear Canal street, l24 feet by 100 deep, at
S575 each; Warehouses on the north west of
Hanover and German streets, on desirable terms;
on south Paca street, % story-Sl250.
Farms and Country Seats, near and distant from
the city, somc splendidly improved i'll buildings and
soil. Terms easy, and few of them would be ex-
changed for city property.
We have two splendid Farms, one Of 200 acres in
Carroll county, Sans Creek, the other in Freder
lex county, short distance from Frederick city, 270
acres. Both would be sold Ell very desirable terms
the Improvements and soil the best.
LOTS for sale or lease, in very many lOcaliOnS.-
Two in particular-one west Franklin street, 400 by
$50 feet deep; the other East Pranklin street, Go by
l4O feet deep.
GROUND RENTS for sale at 8, 6! and per cent
i. BOND or GEO. GEhBACH,
mh5 No. 49 Second street.
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wa ANTED. number of active MEN to ira
w Felas AGENTS for the sale Of new and non
ulaT ruDmcallons in the Eastern, Western Southern
ana Middle states and the Canadas. Each man will
w INSURED SoOo per per year, in writing, and a
ooye his expenses, with an opporunjtv of cIearino
5IOUV per year and more, if active. Each man will
nave ms own district II will be necessary for them
10 nave at least from 25 to $50, to obtain good ft
Deng our object to establish good agents and give Them
such chance as no one else offer them Apply
at lhe once OF the United States Publishing Companv
corner OF BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS. (JarviS'
Buhdlhg) up stairs-entrance No Jarvis Building
O23-ly
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nAT MEAL AND HULLED BARLEY.
SDJust received, supply of fresh OATMEAL and
HULLED BARLEY, in bags of 25 pounds each, for
sale at No. 10 COMMERCE ST., by
mhletf JOHN D. JUSTIN
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IT, FOR RENTING new and eligibly
MM.;;. situated WAREHOUSE, No. II Hanover st.
@lHiiI corner of German, now occupied by the sub
-RlIIuE scrber. 1t is finished in the best manner,
and heated with one of Hayward, Fox 81 Co.'S patent
not air furnaces, and also contains of Scott's As
bestos Fire Proof Safes made order. For further
particulars apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. r. GATHER,
Diff Ia Hanover street
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SPRING FASHION.
HfMa WRIGHT x HOWARD are now pre-
W. pared to furnish gentlemen with the
- Spring style HATS. 1t is extremely
A&NAz& neat, beautiful and canDot fail TO please.
% Call and examine them.
WRIGHT HOWARD, Hatters,
No, 100 Baltimore street.
mill -eo4t west of ST. Paul-st
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NEW SCHOOL BOOK. The Government
~ tai Instructor, brief and comprehensive
view of the Government Of the United States, and of
State Governments, in easy lessons designed for the
of Schools, by ]. B. Shureff. Price 37k CENTS
Just received and for sale by
PARSONS & KURTZ,
mh7 cost Isl Pratt-st. next to Railroad Depot.
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HAVANA SEGARS, A large lot of superi-
u IL or Principe and Havana Segars, direct from
the Importer. For sale low by
II. F. KERNER,
fe26 No. 1874 Lexington Market Space
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TNUTTER! BUTTER! We are now fully
lb prepared to pack Butter of the best quality and
color in the most desirable packages and in any
buantity TOR foreign markets. on the lowest terms.
8. CLAYTON & SONS,
mh5 1872 Lombard street.
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w A y 7 S
&ITUATION WANrED hv "a rnnnn rnn,

SITUATION WANTED by a young man as
- arkeeper, who is thoroughly acquainted with
the business or situation a Porter in a Grocery
Flour or Commission Store, or any other situation
where he could make himself useful TO his employer
He can write and speak the German language, and
good references given. Apply at
l.. F, SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mill No 10 Exchange Place.
TENAKE NOTICE-WANTED DAILY-Cierks,
H book keepers, bar keepers, POrteTs for stores;
English Teacher; COachmen; Osters; Wagoners;
OVerseers; 20 abOrers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers,
and lroners Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House keepers and
number of other situations too numerous to mention
ana TOO valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to- Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
L. F. SCOTT,
mhll No. 10 Exchange Place,
=" ANTED. white WOMAN, to do the
w cooking, washing and ironing of n small IA
mily. Also GIRL, about Is years of ace. m do
chamber work None need apply but such "a can
bring good recommendations. 0"'
H3- Apply at this office. mhlO-ot+
SITUATION WANTED. by am Ovorsoo.
~ .who is thoroughly acquainted with his business
IN every respect, and can come highly recommended
or would accept any other situation that is resptcta
pie, where ne could make himself useful Arply At
LEWIS F. SCOTTpS Intelligence office,
h'"o lOEXchange Place.
VA ANTED-Young Ladies to learn the DRESS
MAhlNG business. Applyto Mrs. BROWNE,
No NO. ~ hEAiNGION-ST., between UharIes s. Lib
cry st,eets. fe20-lm+
ANANM WANTED. The subscriber would be
n Pleased to rent Farm within a short distance
OF Inc city, and for which fair rent will be given
Address, with particulars, Box No 2O7 Post ONCE.
EGO " ''' Oi''e'
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opium. The subscriber has on hand a supply
~ of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. W.GORDON,
No. 1872 West Pratt street.
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot
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NWANTED-Young Ladies to learn the mr. FSS
" BAKING business. Applyto Mrs. BROWNE,
NO. * LEXINGTON-sT., between UharIes s. Lib,
ny etteots' fe20- Inn
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TOLD PENS. We have received ON consgn-
W ment, an assortment of BrowH's, Bayley's and
Henry's gold Pens, which we will sell at MANI
facturers prices.
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
milo No. 900 Baltimore ST.
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S~ALVANIC RINGSf GALYANIC RINGS!
~T Fer the genuine article, call on G ID. CLARK,
who has them for sale by the single ring, dozeR or
5aross warranted the best quality, at his Jewery
Store, Water street, I'd door from Calvert. fe28
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Things in Philadelphia.
rrespondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2i-i O'Clock NJ
The Wing County Delegation have met this
morning. but az yet have only organized.
The City Conference viii meet this evening at
the Court House for the purpose OF making the nom
nations
The Loco F oco Conierces now IN session to
make nomination, tor the STATE Legislature and pretty
set they have 10 -eec; from Most Il not al OF the ap
picans being keepers Of the lowest class OF iol
lowing some similar business
As the steamboat Palmetto was about rounding
on from the wharf below PInc=t Yesterday afternoon
10 run round the : Arsenal the Schuylk!l. she
burst ore OF stay bolts OF her BOILER by which the
head engineer Robert Fraey. =calded IN the lace
and one OF the trcmeu Richard Taylor, badly =csded
on the hand end onc man killed named Lewis Flynn
There number ot persons Oh board a; the line
and though a good deal OF Steam rushed on. OF the
boiler and difused through the boat no one wa
injured he accident l. unaccounbble. as here was
than hail the quantity OF steam on usually
carried
1t seemed to be doubtful that due collapsed from
the fac. that no report followed the occurrence which
invariably the under such circumstances The
boilers Of the vessel, however 10 be pumped out
and examination made, in order that the may
bc fully and satisfactorily ascerained The Pnnsetto
she can he cot ready, viii leave Tor Point
Isabel.
SALES or SrocKs.-Fust Boara-5o Reading
J3t. Bet,ceei B9drds-22O Reading i3 5000 safe IS
90: 5000 10 60! 5000 Read Bonds ~ Sel0Ed
BoGrd->3-Uo state : -. .ley Second Bosrd-i Pha-
Bank To- $1,000 County D a3i $1,000 state - tb.
= Bank Of Fenna 25l4
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DIED

On SATURDAY morning. nd ma, ,,,,rs
John and Catherine \ ticn- 1919 iia''' 9oi' Oh
N =" ' THo. R@ a Se S[eense father a; Lonox
= years. W ''is ei'y ascd
Al New ler2on, Orange county. Ny 9, s,,.,r.,.r
Al5.'t 20, .: eh4.era niian'slr JOSEPH s0cAP2f
infant son OF Key Thomas \ and Eliza Anr,n,a :,
tlis city aged one year and -iN month. 'i'' u
A. SiuiIhtoNu /. L on t1s. lS,F inc. ~, -
SARAH AMELIA only isucbtc. o, Joshua s15sS :
seventeenth yeaT " her age 1''' =
On the ga August CATHERINE ANN VALE ,,,f.,
OF Simon Na.c OF SPoI>"eod \ ! formerly OF this city
A. Chicago 10th INST ORION Moul,an r.
81 tho Cherokee Nation, 18th uf peA lanes S,a,,s-
- ri;tstort y ' 10th inst. Wp Strickland ~ wear.
a: Hastings UsyusN Co. 3lst Ill. lion. Ru!is perrr
dort. - years.
AZ Tecunisch. Mich. iii inst. Wa Anderson =
\. Manchester. Ontario Co. y. y l0,h John Wcl, !.
At schenectady 10th, MIS- JeInima Vrcclsnd. "a
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Prices of Good.

From Tie Journal Of Commerce ef Monday
Day Goops-The opening sales Of the season sxhiol,
prices greatly reduced from hose OF last year Prnne
cloths which last year brought y cents have recently
been sold at cents and yet told that tne ne"
mills afford 10 make them Caicoes nave IAN. -.
something like the proportion me p pm. 80
now quite as low here as in England .o
Wooens 100 very cheap. and our
have acquired such skill that they inaAe d ;i th
sinere for 65 10 cents. and yet save soihe.iins
is no fear of England. France or Germany III u.
,n.rL., b<t6t1 these p7fces he consequence % tc
e1cessire action under high 7drT OF the
influence of Of lower one ne 9ah'gr sdg I n S
pyo.s riA 6op Fyotectiorlss aud FTec ITa4e'' ot pre-
Sil a. e consequence Of high protection haze come d6ou'
and arc present csah US
r15~ Now that the Wing Tariff is doomed, the
journal can afford 10 publish such articles as the
above Yet that paper well knows that nearly
half of our People have been made TO believe that
high duties make high Prices, and on that account
have Joined in the cry for reduction OF the Tariff
They would prefer to give the market to our own
workmen il they supposed goods would be as cheap
thus, but Slas Wright's Watertown Speech,
Walkers Treasury Report and nearly every thing
offered on the anti Protective side OF the question
have assumed as obvious that an increase oil duty
involved an enhancement Of price not merely
temporary but permanent enhancement Ihs is
the basis Of Secretary Wakers famous calculation
that our consumers pay three dollars tax for every
one put into the Treasury-twothirds OF the whole
going into the pockets Of the Manufacturers aud
which Samm's Globe has carried out more consist
entity by declaring that we pay ten dollars tax Tor
every dollar that goes into the Treasury All this
is completely upset by the Journals statement OF
yesterday, but meantime it has done its work
That paper ought to have said that this reduction
began long before 1t was known or believed by our
manufacturers that the Tariff would be reduced,
and has been gradually going on ever since. All
intelligent men knew beforehand that ii would take
place. just certainly as Il demand for corn here
at dollar bushe would attract hither shiplond
on ship.load of that grain until the price should be
pressed down. if there were any limit to the de
mspd-But wha, does the Journal mean by talking
of "exeesspo acton under the doomed but still ex
isting Protective Tariff when in the same breath it
says our manufacturers afford printing cloths
for cents and save something on beautiful
eassimeres at % to IS
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,,rerance-a New Field and u New Lascrer
Therein.

Fror, The Herctd Of .foldag-
II the loo groceries were visited by the properly
qualified officers who had competency toest tae quail
" OF liquors sold there and hst th5y be aduite
rated would have far less a,s issues in the O.;
the drunksrd. Genuine liquor would N no instance
prove the deadly poison that palu2ed u upon
the irequeuiers OF the grcg5hops and the temperance
folk would End their objects and policy fully
ned our BY n7ttutng inquiry into the ia4 practices
OF adu!terang and dr7igglng liquor, than wasting
their energies and resources trying coerce the
minds OF the great the observance % the total
abstinence rules which they prescribe. Many really
temperate and respectable member Of society wo could
take and bear glass OF pure liquor means OF sn7
tenauce, has been plunged INTO tae vortex OF dissipation
By once havin. fallen yictIm 70 the insidIou. ana
trcacherous and Illegal practice ofvendins dfusse fa
= If the above Is intended to insInua;e mar
the gentlemen composing our estimaoie ana ca,
cieut New Police are judges OF the qaa'i'ies %
Liquor. or that they would shrink from tue o'7
charge OF the duty thus proposed TO De He'o-Seu
upon them. we Indignantly rePc! the ioui slaAaeF'
Indaad y,e have heard it ntinated that although
,bis s no part Of their present duty they are often
ir,,,eIl.d h, philanthropy unsurpassed even by
., rho Herald itself taste the liquors OF the
various groggerics about Town so rs to be my
co,nue,en. to give information on the subject. II
therefore any really temperate and respectable
member Of society is perplexed TO know where
glass OF good liquor is - be had. let hun SIMPLY ap-
ply to the next man he meets with star on his
breast for the ncedfu information We are sure
the innate beneyolence of the iunctonary will IN
ducc HIM to impart freely OF his knowledge IN the
premises.-'ro be sure the Herald's mode OF pro
noting Temperance differs somewhat from ours,
bat we DO not forbid those to cast out devils who
follow not with US Let US have good done any
hn+r
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II THERE ARE PEcULiARLIfEs of CossrlruIos waien
give certain smells ef!uvia, by OF the per-
spirabe pores of skin of pleasant and disagree
ole nature prove highly offensive TO the cecs,s
olfactories of those with whom obliged from res.
position other be closely In COMIC
with Of times than Others, and which the INCEST sIs
OF abluoD with the ord nary toilette soaps cAsSoT -
move least but very short time. but GocRAgps Ger
ebrsted Italian Medlcated Soap expressly designed
correct AID HeuraLe such unpleasant odors Csedtesy
about the person. near Tue aPs, stomach &c II ipst
elasticity 10 TIE cuuce and elicits fragrance ana
only known and enoyed by those fortunate aatea
ais who have used this delicious Soap IaLs iss
soap aso potent IN removing every nd o, ~ Ptng
such Tlr Freckes. Sunbun, Erupon. hssa e and i
worm, saoTness and the Ike, and Is s4agsald Poa.
saneous remedy for the bites OF insecs nrh all ,spe.
dre Subties positively eXiirpae, ROOT aa 10 s pale
fou7 hair Gourents Liquid Rouge VIZ ks q lhat OF tho
cheek and lip crimson hush lnasn1ee-sp,ed color
rose. Gouraud's Grecisn Ha.r Dye Is va
red. Light grey hair hne raven BE- preparations
OF Or Felix Gouraud except AZ his cs.IyStpaia Of Mrs
- l., from Broadway; IN I'd Hance Boz
Brown 70 Chesnut-st Baltimore o. 81. Of Carleton d
ton. OF 4. Jordan. Mi!k-s,; ~ Of Bull Albany,
Co; Worcester, OF Green CO. ivy AUS eeadn
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Yours truly

How IT OFkRArEs--The evil effects Of ne new
Tariff sre beginning TO be te!t N many parts OF
New Enslsnd as well as n New-NorS snd Penn
sylvanja The Barre Patriot says
There Is runor. which we understand 70 q vel
founded that NJ Edward penncy ;he proprietor CT toe
extensive Wooieu Mills in this tcwc, has been obliged
IN consequence OF the passage q ;he new Loco oco
Tsr.a law, 10 suspend hall OF HI: operations ani
VII be under the necessity Of reducing me wages q sccn
of his operatives AS hs sas eaia after the ms: OF Sep
tenbtr neN, IN order 10 keep his sp!ndes going Win
SAY hope eli ;olerSbic success even We venture .
say there Is no wccea mil IN the country 'snc2 hiss
turned of bette. snd salsble cioic thsa MI Den
neys yet with tie Ssi:stol @. repeal o' tae dciouS
IsrI- .; ~ SaG H. RECKLESS overthrow ~ ne dcSt-lc
;.veS his sales stopped. sni r. : NJ" p1 - u Is
establishment; thousands poI thousands Of doa-e o-
goods 10: the O. rrtsrset except - tlcts X
low th.. sctl cost We regret tbs interruption - Ia
hitherto successful opsfsto2s 9: tbs mil AID HoTs
particularly do regret The necessity waeh W. com
Pei Mr. Dcnnsy reduce te wsce> c; iacse n His s
Yi0y upon whom ana u. aoo-srs Generosity thToHShe-
The country The evil ecase4cencs> c; s-vIas encS1IESe
foreign artisans orr eva mus; i@il Hst
heavily
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The Lead Trade In the West.
-e.pondence Of TIE Tribune.

GALESA, II. August I, lS46
The Free Trade Democracy OF tins great lead re,
sion are looking about 10 see what has hurt Them.
Since the passage Of Sir R Walkers British Tariff
bill great staple Lead hss fallen siXyy cents the
hundred pounds Three weeks aso !, sold quick Tor
:hfee dollars and per hundred NOW /; goes
hard at Two dollars snd hi;y cents
The poo. Miner who nnds the price c; his mineral
suddenly cut down Ion eighteen dollars 70 thirteen
doIsrs per thousand now come ~ out OF his shs,
and inquire. $50 IS Jarss K Polk
Yours ,rl,ly
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Business Notices.

- NJ. BAro,wLoR, OF No. : Wsll.si. informs Us
thar has finished Hair Dyo upon which he has
for years been experimenting; Mr. +. has long studied
the chemical affinity OF various solutions for the hair
and acertned by various experiments that dye could
be invented whose properties tor beaunyng and color
Ing the hair would tar exceed anything heretofore in
use either this Country Europe His present Hair
Dye the result OF hi eNcrons, and If It's beneficial
results Judged by comparison with other dycs he
Is perfectly willing stand the test Gentlemen aAlct,
cd with grey hair ind the remedy his whers
the Dye is sold. rrrlicd eSpcument-ly by MIR.
Bachelor in person
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1yhiu state Convention.

State Convention be composed of Delegates from
The several Counties OF this State equal to their repre-
.eptaon in the House OF Assembly viii be held at the
CITY Of Utica. on HtG7,esGay Tic Tneny Third day of
Sp,eby next a, ~ o'clock NJ for the purpose OF
mating candidates for Governor, Lieutenant, Governor
and two Canal commissioners De supported by The
Wing Electors of this the ensuing Election and
10 transact such other business deemed
by the Convention ABany AugnS, TO- 1886.
JOHN TOWNSEND, LANES HORSER.
DANIEL CADY HAMILTON FISH
FRIEND HUMPHREY II H. HAYNOR
C. P KIRKLAND GEO w WEED,
State Central Committee
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Fs,NSLrS HcvSe. PmlADEtfW>.-A cARp.-Thc
dersigued having become the proprietor OF the Frank
I'm House. late SOnJcrzon,. IN Philadelphia, and having
materially enlarged and improved the by the addition
OF convenient and beautiful Lodcs Ordinary.
sspacious and airy Genucmen's Dining saloon.
together with many aud pleasant lodging rooms.
convenient Bathing Room Hair Dressing Room. SC takes
the liberty solicit the patronage OF the CZeus OF New
York especially. and the travelling community generally,
when visiting passing through tho city of Philadelphia
After having been resident OF the City OF Hew-forhior
twenyone years, and having devoted much Of
his time during the past fourteen TO the extension aud
Improvement of the of rapid and cheat travelling hc
feels that he may with propriey ask and expect
share of the patronage of those upon whom he now
calls especially the Franklin is OF tho ncs con-
y.nient and bcs arranged Hotels IN Philadelphia and s
Table and Attendance will be, al least equal that OF
other Ho,elin the country.
For the those vino desire to Gull ut tho
Franklin Hou--. careful Porter will be tie landings
and dep0s. with Carriages, to ske travellers, with their
Baggage, 10 the house, the charge exceeding
Twenty-Five ceuis each D. X MINOR
Philadelphia, August T. 1916 aul5 3law6w