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RAILROAD LINES.
Iopa ARRANGEMENTS OF IOI
RSll4 RrW tORV III sTa lCDN

IOnA ARRANGEMENTS OF 1914
The Camden and Ambcy and Philadelphia and Trenton
RanIosd o. spsniss Lines nom PhIiadspha New YOrE
-u FaoG WALNUT STREET WHARF,
win leave a. fonowe, Viz. - TAEK.
tGA NJ, va camden and Amboy, @. and A. Ao-
TS camden and jersey city, Morning
AHM wis Camden and GG6oy, and f. Accom-.
Ataf@ fsiD Via Camden and Xm6cy & aud TX.
NJ Via Camden and imSo; X:eon1aodaon
At6P. NJ, Via Comdcn and Amboy, Acc9mmo isuon
Fresht and Passenger) lt CAss Icket....'..'. I25
AZ ~ iH' NJ Via camden ana Am5oy Ascomnoda-
uon (Yteght and Passenger), lst Ctats Iickes'. ~
Tor MaSsb Cbuni ishicwh, Bsi6isbem Bcivd5re,
Eastcn, ianbertvine. Flemnston, sc ,gDf " ~,
For LAmbertye and intermediate slatons At y =. n
For Mount Holly, Evansville, Pemberton and Nlncso
town, ats a. NJ, and ~. ".
For Freehold at Ga. NJ. aud Pm ,,.
Fer Palmyra Rlyerton, Delnneo, Beverly, BuThngt'n'
Florence, Bofdentown, &C., at A. NJ, u M 69 p,
And6P ~ The 9 30 sndjP NJ. lines Tun direct through
fof Psmyrs Rlveron, Delanco, Beverly, and Burlins-
s,Ssm6oai Trenton, for Bristol, Bwl9gton, beverly,
I0r's''1 ISRs as fSS FRSI RESSsGr6S RaSs II n DEPOT
WIN leave lt follows. e. -
m On s@a New Soi HS anu ~" ho ,25
At1llB A. NJ, via Remington aud jersey city ES- -
At45o r NJ via Kcasinica and jersey city
A so p NJ Via Ktnsnson and Jsr.c; city,
Ssshngion and New fore Lures =, f. % III, NJ
be no line az . A. NJ. (Rlght on Mondays.
For Water Gap, stroudsbu-g, scranton, Wlkesbarei
honuose, Great Bend, Mauch chunk, Allentown, Behle.
hem Bevidcre, EastUT, LamberVilc femingtou &c, at
7lb A. Thls line nnect with the train leaving EdSon
for Mauch Chunk at $40 \ NJ.
For LArnbcrtyue and intermediate stations at 2. NJ
For Bristol Trenton, &C. at 10 and Il 10 A. NJ aud
PM.
FOR Homesburg, TRcony, wissinomlng, Brdosburg snd
Frantfrd at A. a., b45 and r. NJ rhe9 A. NJ. Line
runs 10 Bristol
Depot take the cars on ffh sect above Walnut halt an
hour before departure. The Cars into the Depot and
arrival Of each train run nom The Depot.
Finy pounds baggage only allowed each passenger.
PASSENGERS prohibited from taking thing as baggage
hut their wearing apparel. Al baggage my pounds
to be paid for The Company nit their retponsi
bty for baggage to One Dollar per pound and WIZ not be
liable any amount beyond SiOO except By special con
/ tract.
Graham Baggage Express viii ca FOR and deliver bag
gage at the DcpO,s Orders to be lett At No WALNUT
| st. Get. WAL. H. bATLMEh, Agent
August 2, 1864.
| LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE
Prom foot Of Courlan1 street at " M. and T. M via
Jersey City and camden; AZ and 10 A. NJ, r. NJ and
| 70 (SiPlt) via Jersey City and Remington
From foot o. BARCLAY street, at A. NJ. and p. M, via
| AmbOy and Camden. -
| From Pier No. North River, ~ 70 NJ, and P. NJ
| Freight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden.
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CHEROKEE PILLS!
SUGAR CONrEp

1AlIhOhi ia1 tAsAss'
SUGAR CONrEb
FEMALE RLBtLATOR,
HEAL1H Pi ESEkNElt.
CEE1AlN AND SNrK
For the ktuiuN al 81 oh
structiOns, and re u Sair-
ance Of Regularly ~ tne
Recurrence of The MTnIH.!y
PeriudE
hey cure or ob' IAte E4aye
numrruuS Cista'es ffat
spriup non iTITRr hIiit hJ
removing The iDvt az. ; IL
self
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u is prepared N a highly
concentrated f1Im, tho dose
only belng from one 10 two
tcaspOOnfuls three times per
day.
II is diuretic and Alternative
IN its actiong purifying and
cleansing tho blpol, causing
Il 10 hOw IN all Of its original
purity and visor; thus re-
moving from The system All
perniaiOua causes which hAvo
Induced dldcasa
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1TFxa, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
&h.ikfA. STEAMSHIP Line sailing from each port on
bATURDANS. r0m nrst wharf above PINE Street Phila-
delpha, and Long WhaIf Boston. From arst wharf
above PINE Street. ON Saturday, August 20. 1864.
The steamship NORMAN, Baker will sail rom Phladel-
phia Boston. Saturday August 20, at 10 A. NJ.
aud the steamship SAXON, Matthew's frOm Boston for
Philadelphia, on same day, et L, NJ.
These aud substantial steamships form regular
line sailing from each port pundualy on Saturdays,
Insuranees eifco,ed one7n the premium charged on
Galr vessels
Freil htE taken at fair rates.
shippers requested to send Slip Receipts and Bns
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (gvlng fine aeoOmmodat tlons)
apps 20 kenny WlNSOR a. co.,
jA4tf No. 35l S. DELAWARE Avenue.
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F!giC cn'h and Market streets. TO THIRTY FIRST and
MhEKET streets, West Philadelphia. Market Street
Passenger Rsway Cars convey Passengers TO and from
the Depot.
Passengers go through without change OF cars
jai HENRY WOOD, Superintendent
CALFM RAILROAD COMPANY. - RUN
- rnp time ot Trains, commencing FRIDAY, January
J., 1864 - ~
frcm Walnut street Wharf al A. NJ, and Z. NJ,
freight ~ s. Returning, leave salem at a. M, sos A,
M.,llUp. NJ. fIeight daily each way. Apply To
MORT IN MILLS, Agent,
Second Covered Pier above WALNUT Street
DELAWARE Avenue.
ja4-u IVAN RESSSELAER, Superintendent.
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The CHEROKEE AEDI-
CiNEs are Old by all enter
prising druggists In tue civil
feed world. Some unprtn-
clpied dealers, however, try
% sell worthless oOmpOunds
In place OF these - those
which they can get At te
cheap price, and make more
money by selling than they
can on the CIiEROkLE
MEDICINES. AS you value
your health-aye, the health
OF your oiispring--do not be
deceived by such unprin-
cipled druggists. Ask for
the CHEKOKBB MEDI-
a a aaHNaAH
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Leaves Philadelphia at $3.50 r. NJ. for Reading, Potts.
vile PnegruVe Harrisburg &s, connecting at Harris
burg with Pennsylvania Central trains for Psburg, &C.
Northern Central Railroad trains for Sunbury, Northum-
berlard Eira, Sc aud Poit Clinton with Catawissa
Railroad trains for Milton, Williams port. Emira, Buhalo
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THE WEST JERSEY EMPRESS COMPANY,
Once, No. WALNUT Street. will call for and deliver
BaggRRe and attend all the usual branches OF Expires
business. HeGrH articles taken by A. NJ lines only ana
must be sent TO the office the evening previous P0rphA
BILE articles by this line must be sent before 5H A. ~
special essenger accompanies each train.
mySl j. VAN RENSsELAER,S Superintendent l
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.ST--s FOR NEwYoRR. .-DESPATCH
uEEiss and swifsure Lines via Delaware aud
IaIISn thnal The steamers Of these lines leaving
Ony ~ " O'clock NJ aud O'Clock 2. NJ from thlrd pier
shove Wanut street.
fOr Ieieht. which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 70 WILLIAM H. BAIRD a CO., No. l24 S.
DELANARE Avenue.
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1904 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1894
lCO4. TIC RAILROAD. lOOts
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURSl.l
-Four rars daily 10 Atlantic City.
On ard amer MONDAY, July 4, trains leave Vnested
Ferry follows -;
Mail, 1'3J A. Nj.
Express Through In hOuTs) 2COP. M.
Atlantic AccpmmO OdAtiOn, 4 10 r. NJ.
Junction Accuuun ,datinn, $50 2. NJ
RETURNING LEAVES ATLANTIC,
Accommodation (AtlantcJ 5'S6 4. NJ
Express, 7'Os A. NJ.
Freight. 1850 A. NJ.
Mai, 44S +. NJ.
Junction Accommodation $40 A. ".
FaTc 10 Atlanr f2OO. Round Trip tickets (gcod only
for day train which they are lssued) 81 o.
EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS,
Leave Vine sueet lO'lb A NJ. and lOOP. M,
Leave uaddondcld las p NJ. aud 245 r, NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
NAH train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 80 A. NJ
Leaves Atlantic 4'4S Z. NJ. -
ieSO-tf JOHN @. BRYANT, APeBI
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Ccmpany's Depot. at THIRTEENTH and
CALLOWHlLL Streets Philadelphia, at the following
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AT 8 10 A. NJ, for Reading Lebanon, Eohrata, LuL'
Columbia, Barrs burg, POttsvlie PnegrOye, Tanaqua'
SunhuTy, Whamspnrt Eimra, Rochester, Niagara Fas,
Buffalo, ALE town, Wikcsbafre, Pttston, York. Carle
IbambersburR, Hsgersi0wn, Sc.
mia kairOad Allentown, &c, tho Reading ano
Columbia Railroad Ephrla, Iltz and Columbia. Ano
with the Lebanon Valley IRAN for HarrsbarE &C. at sal
CLINTON with Catawissa Railroad trains Or Wikes1arre
Williams port. LOCK Haven, Emira, &c; at HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central" "Cumberland Valley,
and "S chuy Kill and Susquehanna trains for North 1nn
berlaud, William. t o. Cha 6eTs59rs P'nesroVe'Sc
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married

Married.
BsHor-HANroRp.-On Wednesday, June 1, at the
Thirteenth Presby church by the Rev. DR.
Blu chard j. ADAMS BsuoP Exr, daughter OF Charles
A. Hanford, ESQ.,, all OF this city. No cards.
BIAcKwn1-CAREY-At Key West, Fla. on Saturday,
May 2s by the Rev. y. Herick, Acting Assistant Pay
WIN c. BLACKWELL. United States Navy, TO Miss
JENNIE A. CAREY daughter OF c. w. Carey OF Key West
Baltimore papers please copy.
DowMNG-CoLEs-On Thursday, June 2, At 81. Paus
church. Glen Cove L. l., by the Rev Mr. Malaby, Mr.
s FRANK DowSiSo Miss EILzABE1H daughter Of samuel
Coles, Esq OF the former place.
LdvroS-CIAREE.-On Thursday, June 2. ~ Christ
church. by the Rev. y. Ever JOHN LIVINGSTON LINTON
20 Miss LrrrA CLARKE, daughter Of the late Monson
Clarke.
IxosARp-McCAmL On Tuesday evening. May 10, at
the residence or the brides uncle, by the Rev. James
McMahon TxREScE LEONARD TO EdLks I. McCAHnL No
cards.
Albany papers please copy.
N9sIurT-Brr1s.-At the Congregational church, WILL
too, Conn Thursday. June by the Rev. Dr. Hat
field Rev ALEX. NEsEIT. OF fremont, N. Y, to Miss
IRANcysA Byrrs, q the former place.
osGoop-DERBr.-on Thursday, June 2, by the Rev.
Edward-O Flagg, u. D.. GnAERT 0scooD 70 EMMA GER
IRuDK eldest daughter OF James c. Derby all OF this city
No cards.
o'CoxsoR-BRADLEY.- Monday, March %, by the
Rev william Everett, JAMES CHARLES 0CoSSoR TO
BIAScHE only daughter OF James NJ Bradley, Esq., all Of
this'cy.
COPY.
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srrAssHr crrr o. Bstnsonx Capt Mirehouse OF the
rnman line sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
sIEAxsHir wEsrnssTyR Capt Glover yesterday for
Liverpool.
srsAxsHr CALEDONIA Capt Craig sailed yesterday for
Glasgow. "
STEAMSHIP AMERICA Capt Vessels sailed YESTERDAY for
Southampton and Bremen.
srsAnsHu ARIEL Capt Jones' sailed on Friday for Aspin
wall.
STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA. Capt Barton sailed yesterday for
New Orieana
Locusr Porsr Capt Hoffman, sailed yes.e rday
for New 0risana
BANK LAcoriA, from Boston for Georgetown. DC. -
opmasts during squsl the night OF ist Cape Cod
Brig sxA LARK Of and for Boston from Nsuvtas went
ashore morning OF I'd inst Tuckcrmuck shoa came
OF soon after without damage. and proceeded.
scHR GHr BArKs from Greenpont for Bangor while pro.
pilot struck the North Brother knocking part her
shoe on and receiving other damage She was
scHn wArrR wIrcH Hull from Nswbern. arrived as Bal.
tmore slst nit and would The marine railway the
next day for examination having anchor the
bottom while coming out Of Hasras Inlet breaking csntrs
Spoken. &c.
sshr{ Tueman, from New Bedford for Bahamas, May ~
Foreign Perts.
mems for Bosscs ssh: Eor,h America Collier for
ssn ss % us r. G ~ S
brig Bmma tPrus) Schonrogs fos do.
cALeurr, April M-Arr previous ship Radiant Cnass
CAsprrAs, Nay 3e-Ar brig Alpine (Drj, Killman, nYosk
Caspian Partridge Boston Sarah Jamea Hss Philsdsl
pha 18th briu Prince (Br), Troop. New York, West
osrTGsees May Arr bark Casharue Bo,bvoot (Br,
kAussnos AaptnwAu; I'd bFx Aea1iA sBrl PFst HHosk
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE s. 1864

.sts, brig william Mari. Jordan Aspinwan; srhr psrf
h1 B.!aore % sssS bark sliassoed siiins~eod
FArAL Apal sc-Arr bs%ra % Acs o. silv,era. Boston.
ach ..r ga kere %s.o Y
ss YEA %
sid ain bark Ella Adele sBr, Brown Hycrk brig INT,
corn tBr) smith. Boston, 2sth bark Godfiey bhcon'
X, West; ae.n ship Aymsr Carver Ssors -, 49,,
Espes. Sark Rsmsd os; % DS@nsnd au @S tar &c and
n.ay. sSs.e sss ss s
Sa sss fo nsao
70. \. May H rss: Ts5s
u asns day Edward Lameyer Gorham from New0ufyiors
MAEzssslo. Cuba May l7Arr brig Avose,ts tsr, h ins
NsuvIAs Nay alArr brig Phillip IArrases DayIeiS Hs-
s9ors s' G sef hssss. ss S'oS. foana
s.nA NJ, M isNo yes ss els 70 RSsno,a port Koy west.
% I ] S,T;ss Sss
a ss M p'pa Fuller LsS9 sYS4e s.
Mathews, Providencs ssbr Edna Harwood, Hsrwood Bal
s. IJoHs NIB. june a-Arr ship Northampton. Morse New
TsISIDAps May so,Ar ssrks Hanson Gregory Gregory
American Ports.
NRW ORLEANS, May 2I-Arr steamships 81 Mary. Bars
smS sabine pss sss: so E%H 4assn
Havana ca brig Fuller Holmes Phadsphisa a,Rsa Kat
Havana; Emily. Curtis NYork; Sylvia, Comsiock Nata
moros
22d-Arr bark Sarah L Bryant Lane BOSTON, brig J K
Platter Rogers New London schrs River Queen or Texas
coast; Geo Rogers Bazos Santiago: Island Belle kder
sou, hatAmoros rahe,i, ohandler Maamoros ,.
23d-Arr schrs Geo w Grice, Swain Maam0ros; Joven
Maria tMex) Bracamontes. Matamoros; Jameson,
Jameson, Rockland
2oth-Cld barks Turenne (French). Bernhard Bordeaux
Dresdea Reed. Philadelphia; schr Camilla Ryan. Ma,A-
noros
2s,h-Ar supply steamship Admiral. Eaten, Nyort
phia bark Bradford, Cables. NYork. schn Sawyer Ga
MAGE Matamoros. Luz (MeY) Drax do
2thArr ship Maynower, ioodw Portland Mo- sch Ben
Willis. Wells. Brownsville Below com0g bark Cenesee
Below, at QUARANTINE brig Raphael tspanish) from
Maamores schrs Dart Br) from Vera Cruz Louisa from
Tsmpico Isabella Mexican). from Matamoros; Caro- inc
lBr form Rocky I from do Marie Coristy from do;
Ellen Wood Hansen, from do. Cid ship Harriet Mooney
Maanzas barks Tlie Van Name Cook, Phiadepha: Aisle
Mheure( French) Mathieur Havre: Commerce. Robinson
Msanzas brig Julia Smith Philsdelphs schrs John Lin
thra1 Penny, New York; Daniel Simmons, Hall, Hare rch
Port, Mass Geo 0rice Sevain. Ruatap Island Lizze
Raymond (Br) Matamoros, sloop Romeo. Abbott, do
Tewed TO Ilth sh st Peter bSigs Day and Daricn;
10th. bark lido Kmball; bgs Tempest and Alex Blue
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AUsrx-0u Saturday, June 4, JACOB N. AUSTIN, In the
72d year OF his age.
son.n law, II. Archer are Invited TO attend the fune
raj from his late residence no 264 Broome street this
Sunday afternoon q. two o'clock His remains will be
BAITEa-on Friday, June 8, JoHS BANTER, aged 2s
Hu remains win be taken from his late residence No
- west twenty fourth street, this Sunday afternoon,
ct two O'Clock, 70 Calvary Cemetery. The friends aud
scquaintances are invieo TO attend.
GfARxE-At New Brighton, s l., on Saturday, June 4,
Josxrn twin Of Rutherford Jr, and Susan Clarke
aged years month snd 10 days
The relatives and friends or the family invited
attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, from the residence OF Captain NJ Cox, New
Brighton. The remains will be inferred In Sc Peters
Ednbars snd Glasgow tscotand) papers please copy.
DEIArY.-On Friday night, June g. suddenly, Mrs.
DxrArr . native Of Cianpeykcnnsy, county Ippsrary,
also arisb Of Conness Queens county Ireland IN the esih
The friends and relatives are invited TO attend the fune
raj this Sunday afternoon at bali past two O'Clock
from the residence o. bcr son, John Deany No. 100
avenue B. corper Of Tenth street Her remains will DO
taken TO Calvary Cemetery
Hndxs-op Friday, June 3. MAaeARrr ELIm Hulxr,
the beloved daughter Of William and Margaret HELEN,
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10
s,ena we funeral from the residence Of her parents
corner vanderbilt and Flushing avenues Brooklyn, this
Sunday afternoon, At two O'Clock.
HAIiocx .soddenly, at somers, N. Y, on Saturday,
sune ~ wneia daughter Of Robert and Esther Hal
The funeral VIII take place this Sunday afternoon At
HUNTER died from his wounds. on saturday. June 4.
Sergeant CHARLIE HrsrRs, Company r. Tenth New York
Volunteers, aged 80 years mon,bs The frisnd, al
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend the funera
on Monday afternoon at two oclocs from hls late resi-
deuce, No. 81 v Franklin street.
Dsbltn papers please copy.
JKsmnos On Friday morning. June D. JIxvs W In.
rsoe IN the roth year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfuv
invited to attend the funeral without further notos
from bis late rssdsuce No 1S Laursns street this sun
day) afternoon, a. two o'clock.
Lsssos.-0s Friday, June 8, at his residence Bulls
Ferry, ksw Jersey LAusucs LEssos, In the o2d year o
his ags.
Tue fspds aqd relatives are respectfully invited 70 a.
espd he funeral, this Sunday sfsrnoon M O'Clock
without further notice
Lvosa-tA saisrsAr morning, June l. MAs0Asu Lroxs
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The following abstract of company reports shows the
tonnage for the Pennsylvania season, compared
with the corresponding time last year
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
~ females want situations cooks chambermads and
laundresses nurses grs for general housework &C. a
Bowcry
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REsTAURANTs.

pEsrAURANT-soFT SHELL GRADS, SOFT SHE'LL
ksstaursnl s2s Broadway Oysters Chops steals vsss
tbles ofa kinda kc served 81 all hours Joints ana
Soups every day stS O'Clock few gentlemen will be
cqpmodated with Board By the week, desired Lunch
evsry day asd evening GEOR0R IsOM. sNward.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF THE PITTsBURa.
IN Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company The M
gned commissioners authorized 10 heu tntfnve thou
sand shares OF the capita stock ssd company. ~
POSE OF ting double track procuring aadiuonA
equipment, kc, propose sell thirteen thousand
shares OF the fol ows;-
Trey propose to the shareholders VINO stand r
gsteed such the books Of the conpan o. oc8
H. Of tho l0A Of this month ono share for each AZ
shares then sandng In their name at the par vaue OF ss
Books Of sub cnption viii BE- opened the once Of wiAs
low. Lanier Cos 81 Wall street. the lih june ana keps
open until the 10th june r. M. where each share
holder can call and snbscrbe or ssnify his wshes oy -
thus subscribed for viii bear dividend from INC 10
rsymenss win be required as fourth the
alst June on ton socepance fourth the
18th july one fourth on the losh August ana q
the 18th September. -
share certihcates on Anai 6f the instsmena
Non compa wth any Of the conditions OF tnls sos
scrpon subjects forfeiture MADE
Thi, stuck Y mainly % pay los iron ss hiSh nrs
labor difficulty Of procrring the same ana ~
enhanced all In the opinion ol tne cns
engineer and the chief executive officers oil the
the stock will be offered durtng the present year . .
II further be economically expended 10 u,
creasng the capac Of the line this year the company
vii probably have othor means 70 meet the same
The commas the right TO extend the time -
rbing dent shareholders who may -
avail themselves Of the beueAts Of this NOTICE. g
such terms and conditions - the commissioners may ~
The comm ssoners also the right to dispose e
discretion for the benefit OF the company any OF N
shares not taken by shareholders under this n1eoe
3. ). TiLDEN.A
J. EDGAR THOMSON.
SPRINGER HARBAU06
L MEYER
New YoRK. juno l, 1854 Commissioners
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YN1vIDEND HOTICE.-AT a MEETING OF r4Y
~ Trustees OF the Noble Wen on Company, held May -
s6i monthly dividend Of one cent the capital soc
declared for the month Of May Of govsrumsns
payAbe on and after June 10 At the Office OF the Coz.
psny N Brcahwsy rraassr books win be closed June
~ $40 a LKFFINawELL Treasures.
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COAL.

90 60 PgR TON FOR rHs BRsr RED AND
Dy ~ Wss Ash Coal, a s,s. 'ool pounds gusrsn-
s Bowery corner e TheA street, S4 Elghlh Avenue and
" fSextsret = TR3AuWRt4L AaesAs
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M-steamers Boston. Melville; bsrks Alonzo, Brook
man. Cerclia. Despatch, Abd-e Kader sGa,ee. New or
essns 6rss Katherine Periia hazeppa schrs Anna So
PHI Addc Barnes Francis. Hanover. Heaton-
4h-sieamships City Of baltimore America, Caledonia
Westminster, Columbia, and Locust Point
Wind sunset
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NoRrB CLEAR CREEK
IN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANt.
Gilpin county, Colorado TERRITORY
Hon. EDWARDy PIERREPONx.
JOSEPH FRANCIS ksq..
T. b. BUNTING, ESQ.,,
A. @. BODFlSH. ksqs Colorado
rRxsIpEhT.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX.
TREASURFR.
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
CHARLES r. BLAKE, Esq
CHARLES H. SWORDS, ESQ.
This company s formed for the purpose Of purchasAg
spd working 22ssh feet the Ground Hog. Gregory No
bearing odes IN the best mining district OF Colorado Ace
the Henderson MIN with twelve ts) stamps now runnias
The compan, has the refusal Of this property wq
the for $3.50 500 Ia cash. and ~ 500 shares Il
stock at par. - ,,, >......
The capital stock Of the company will be $10OO,000
Whole number of shares, 10 ,OOO. Par So ssr-
thousand shares Of the st0oT be sold ~ only
large portion Of this has been taken BY private subscri
tion. Books vii be opened Wednesday, June g. at q
street. where the remainder Of the $1,000 shares
be for by TO the :of the oon
II needless speak OF the immense advantage Of hAv.
Ing mill and machinery on the spot already working
With facit the COMPANY already has immediate ~
turns may looked FOR Twelve i2l men can mine fftAee
(l5I and six hundred and ninety (69
bs worked 70 advantage or thirty (O men 70 easA
II is proposed push tho work with the utmost energy,
and the directors have every condolences that their efforts
viii produce satisfactory and immediate results.
Copies the prospectus be obtained at the oocs.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

MRS. DR. W. TON, oCULIsr AND AURrsr OF
Iu French diplomacy late OF the Astor House, having
treated the Eye for the past eight with marked and
unftiing quickly Weaknesses
and Diseases OF the aud LIDS that have found
curabe Of nature length OF standing Worst
OF hopeless blindness cured, without operation pain.
weak sht In the old or young permanently cured mme-
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Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.
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The Proprictors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS and CITIZENS tcstifying of their
own personal knowledge 10 the beneficial ctEccts
and medical virtues Of these Bitters.
From Rev. j. Merton Broun, u. d.. Editor Of
Encyclopedia Of Religious hno'ciedge.
Although not disposed 10 favor or rccommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, | yet know of no
sufficient reasons why :. man may not testify to
the benefits he believes himself to have received
from any simple PREPARATION in the hope that ho
may thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to floof-
lands German Bttcrs, prepared by DR.. c. N.
Jackson, of this city, because was prcjudiccd
against them FOR many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
/ am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ.,, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use of three bottles Of these biters ut the
beginning of the present year, was followed by
evident relief and restoration TO n degree ofbod-
ily and mental vgor which had not felt for six
months before, and bad almost despaired Of re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me TO the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PnlLAD'A, June %, 1861.