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JEIraraph
noNpAY. July II. INA
-rur nloesonINe IN.


The violets. in punches OF purple,
Blooua sweet ON the Bosom OF Spring.
The thrushee, mp high on the larcnes,
Drummer. OF summertime sing
The prmroses light the green shadows
or fr woode, odorous, dimj
Ard deep In the darkest OF tcoserE
The nightingale shanieth his hyD"'
That's dusk but speak ofths mornlne'
With tnnbeams glance into me WooN'
And Law In long passages goldeni
Ifke maths for the spirits OF gOOd.
The tbynshes are singing in chorus,
me hfsckhird 0utwhistles them all;
lin thero on the aspon he carols
The aspen 90 light aud 80 TAIL.
III e squirrels sport up In the beeches,
The bees on the furze.blossom sleep,
The lark DER the green corn and clover,
The ricks aud the close. huddled sheep,
goafs, scars and IN ecstaoy singing,
Bears upward his prayer unto Heaven;
He's the priest Of the blue upper REGION
Nor rests he day in the seven.
lis time full Of hope and Of promise,
This youth OF the blossoming year.
All Is pleasure on earth and In ether
No clouding Of sorrOw or fear.
There Is love singing oud from the branches
Yes, love IN each blade OF the barley,
That steals 70 the light every hour.
Al The Year Roupi
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TIGERs IN SINoAFoRE.-Ciptain Nelson, OF
the Madras Presidency, Induced by the uncea'-
I ~ accounts appearing IN tie new spapcrs oi the
dreadful destruction Ot human beings IN Sin ga
,oTe occasioned by tigers, has written 10 the
Government TO suggest that an attempt might be
made % poison the brutes by means OF stryeh-
nine He mentions case IN which he ,ucceeded
In destroying tiger together WI h great many
ynltures JACK ais, dogs, &c., ny putting siryah-
Iine on The carcass of a buffalo, which the tiger
Lad Killed and only partly consumed, aud 10
" bitk he returned TO complete his meal. The
method recommended by Captain Ne.son
is about being tried here by the com
missioner of police, and we hope Il wi
be found suece, sful, although there arc
COnhts on the UoinE. as repea'ed attempts have
been made in SDgapQrn, Uut without any % j
result. Dogs have been tied up ia tue jrasl5 IL
pla ces Ie. oried 10 10y gers, the necks hayidg
been previously shaved and rubbed with strych-
nine means being taken TO prevent tner licking
"a the 10 sHn. Caves have also been 'ethere
IN the jungle With th,ir iecks prepared Ia the
same manner, hut none of the experiments sue
eeeued although ftom The marks OF tigers feet
all round tie bait in several instlnces, IL was
a.parent n at their notice hhd been attracted 10
it, In ore or tWo casts stry chime bad also been
plaeen On the bod es OF persons KILLED ~ tigers,
but the tlers did not again .ul htmi indeed
We ART assured it has been gen rally observed Ia
Sir gapore that tigers do return 10 eat bodies
v hether Of men or beasts, which they have only
partly consumed.-StHgapore Free Press, AprH
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Lists Of subscription are now open unt the 5000 shares
are subscribed pay able 81 per share order OF Alder
man JAMES McCAHEN, the Treasurer OF the Company,
No 4CS WALNUT Street, or at No 1926 WALNUT Street,
or at the Office Of the Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited to call for prospectus iy5-d
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HYPocHoNDRIA.-The Memorial DE n Loire
relates The following 1.-Two or three days ago
q rtspecfably dressed man Of about hfsy called
IN a Well-knOwn medical man at ST. Etenue,
and said, i am builder by trade, and iu making
ny contracts am sometimes Obliged 20 drink
rsiher too freely. Finoing NV self lately indis-
p,sed In consequence OF those eXcesses, was
advised 10 apply TO Mr.. X, OF CAuX, who
had, was told a secret of sovereign ell aeY
ia such eases. l followed the recommendation
and took the remedy, which con'is ed OF a
whife powder done up In small packets; but
Instead OF beipg cured i lind 1 am poisoned.
AID haye been 1Old this morning thai
the remedy arsenic. Yes sir' continued the
tAe speaker, With gfeaa violence, Il am pliioned,
and alfesdy today dthAVe hai one violent at
tack ~ Whih speakiugshis countenance changed,
his breathing became heavy, and throSing him-
self back in a chair he exclaimed. Il am going 10
have another--I am dying-helPl neipp The
doctor went towards him and iouod that ne was
dad. 7 he body WIS conveyed TO the Hotel
Dieu, where post DsofteHg examination proved
fi.at the man died from paraly sis Of tue pee ora
muscles, .broughT on by violent emotion pro
duced hi a diseased Imagination. No trace 0
poison ex sted. The white powder was an uyzed
and tlfIled cut % be, not arsenic, but simpl,
sugar of milk, a completely harmless substance.
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TO AUTHORIZE AZ ADDITIONAL LOAN -
TO AEEI THE EXPENSES INCIDENT 10 IuE
Defense OF1HE CITY, AND Fox OTHER Puk-
pt Sis. 49,, S,...
secuonl The select and Common Councils q the Ci'y
OF lh delphla do ordau That the Mayor Is hereby A
thorzed 10 barrow a. 10 less than par, On t' erru oI
the corp1rattn such OF mOucY a. may 30 felufro
By The tiy Treasurer, from lm' 10 time 10 "THlIe '2r
tie families al COUNTERS from the CITY Of Fhtadr pm ID
Inc 81, vice Of United states aui for the a. ie1a+ ~
city moi eA ceedirg whole the SUN OF hfo hundred
hi sand dl urs for whis ntere mot to tNred he rae
ot six anuum shall be PAID hal yedrl on
the days January and july, al inc office ofte ny
Treasurer. .t,- -., =. IA
uc eNpra Ton Of thirty yean r,n the date OF ~
and ot teore tout the sent at holders tneen 'nd
cr,ncrtr therefor the usual form NJ such 90 sues
CITY Loans shah be issued Ia fuch amoun as ne lehtef
,ony u 0uire b not any frac al part Gi elU' ~ l.
Ia uired IN amounts uf h,e hundred ~ one thoNsln.
dollars and sha be expressed no al cert hca s AZ
N said Il an therein mentO ed and he interest there Il
are pay able nee from all taxes. ,.,.
So tou2 whenever sny loan snal 20 giade bY virtue
hereOf there shan be, b. 0rcs II THIS OF iahce annn-
AMI npproprated 0 heincome of tue c1ru a esh -
and fst m lie sum raised BY taXdt on. sunc n 70
pay the interes on said cedoaies and the nrthar sum
of three tennis Of PER cennn on NJ pa ylr 90 sucl
eef ucarcs lssued shall he fpprop cd 4la"se ~ ~
oil tie income aud taTes 10 Enkine una, ~ ~ u d
and ts Recommendations are befeof espeety podse1 ioi
the redemption and payment oi 'aid cifiihnAoa
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AN ORDIN
10 ACTHURlZE A LOAN

a
FOR SCEoOL PURPOSES. al
Section Tho selecI and Common Councils OF the Ciy
Thai the Mayor is hereby Authorised TO borrow at not
" one million collars 70 provide for erection, exien
and conpeton of buildings tor school p9IpSse IN
rest not to exc ed the Of six per ccntum per annnm
shah be paid s " Se qs y tHt ire TreasaT Snys O
1be principal OF the SAID loan hnah be psya9e ana pHa
At e GSPSR IRA SsI C bou S y' the consent Of Inc holders
thereof; and the certificates therefor IN ne usual orm OF
amounts the lenders may uiGe but not or any Ae
onal part OF one hundred 12baTs, oI' dorSrs and
ha be ed in said certificates thnt me sara ioa
ie elm mentioned, and thc Interest thereof are Payaoe
distributed, and opporoned for 'he purposes and IN
| appoints as folov 8 10 witt ,,,.,
tbrty-iour thousand i've hundred dollars, fOlows:
trst SECTION forty ,hoq.a ,,o ,S dosrs ara dou,r.
T6pt6 T6a ssSt sSetoo S9 y aoar
| FiNh Section, sixty thousand dollars
| Sixth section, thirty thousand dolarsi
Eighth Section my y-sight thousand sand dollars
Tan,h ssctIon ,wcntv aye thousand dollars;
1 Eleventh Section thirty eight thousand hye hundrod
Twelitb Section, thirty -four thousand dollars;
Ihr eentl section, thlrtS isht thousand deuHr'i
| Fourteenth Secton. hity Thousand dolmhi
| Fifteenth section, twenty -hye thousand d4hrsi
| Sixteenth seoti,n, twenty thousand dollars
| Seventeenth section, iurty -nye honaand dollars
| Eiihicenh Section thirty five thousand dsllhrsi
| Nineteenth S,oiUn, twenty thousand douarsi
| Twentieth sec'ion. seventy hye thoasand collars
| TWeu y-lTst Section. tWf NY tluu71hh oplhhb
| Twenty second section, eiCyen thousand doilhrsi
| Tweu. J. ttrd section, flu teen thousand dollars;
Iwentrtnurih Section. kiNty eight thousand aoAIh'
Twenty fith Section, ehy three thousand uoNaisi
| Twenty-siNth SEE tun. Twelve thousand dollars
lem 2 TO rein the CiB Treasury, for appropria
uonl nlreRdy maue, cbargcabe to his loan, forty
thout aud niue buud' cd aud eight dollars A..
Item IuT Cuuupg .uCes, fifteen thuusan hNe huhuret
| AEG ninety two d0lars. -s-.-
| sscti0n T. Whenever any loan shall he made by virtue
hereof there shall be, by Ece OF this ordnance annual
Appropriated OF he Income Of the corporati estate,
| ON The Tast Il by taxation, SUN blHGie 70 pay
hs Interest ON SAID certificates and the further sum
~ ttr per Contum on The ptr value or sue
certificates shall be- appropriated quarterly out OF sA
| Inc. me sinking fund, which NM th III
accumulation hereby specially pledge for ie redap
| uOi AID "a ulenL OF sai d certificates.
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VANCE sTEwAHT
poC1S OIL MI'Ar Y.
Incorporated June 90, 1864.
capital, s3oo,ooO.
5000 fHAREs.............."".'SA snAES-rAH'

so.,OO fHAREs"."",

suhrWpton 81 each share to original subscribers for
900 shares o. cash down upon suhseribng and
two other Inamous OF 81 each, psyasie on The 2o JnJ
ana 18th August, 1854, respectively.
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II 4 asserted In the London ArmV and NaUy
Ga-eas That the ling vessels In the British
navy wi never be sent 10 sea again, there leing
two hundred md fOTty steamers In commission,
manned b. 1900 men. -.-
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CLBRKs OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL,
" PHILADELPHIA, July 0, 1864.
In accordance with resolution adopted ~ tne common
Council the City of Philadelphia Thursday the 3Oth
day Of June, 1874, the annexed bL. entitled
IAN ORDINANCE -
TO AUTHORIZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
= pOSRGN
A~ht~
"h'rs'' p''H'H'O ''' VIM. v. SNAIL,
Clerk OF Common Council.
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kesoyed. Thai the q er Q omni q fssl - -ht1oi-
l1td "a fuhiish In i've aaliyi aepapC m ths ey lay
~ iopf weeks, the ordinanee presented 10 o'un
June, lrul, tlitltcd E
~ Ord nance p AUTHORIZE an Additional Loan 70 me-
ht EXPENSES Incident 20 lhs defence OF On" tyi ana s
btleI purfose4'
ard ne said Clok, u The stated mnsng OF
Councils arer the prau ot fodT weeks fo.f the
drai day ~ thid puh capol. s7an present 20 uis
Council ore ni e-eh Haln r.Napspara i3r every dW 10
Nhich The same Shan have beea made. Jy0AW
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aHS@e FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
and swinsure Lines via Delaware and
b an Canal he steamers OF these unea are leaving
sdalN al " ooocR a. and o'clock p NJ, from third pier
Habogt " ainu futet.
For neilif, which will be taken on accommodating
terms atplv 10 WILLIAM BAIRD &CO., NO AA :.
DHlANA Af.t Avenue ...
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RESOLUTION
TO PUBLISH 4 LOAN LOAN BILL

Re Olyed Thar Ine Gers bs . uuOdzed % puDhsh IN
tw daily u this city daily, for four weeks
me ordlnance presented 90 Common Council ON Thursday
June 10, 1864. emf led
"AN ORuiNANCE
10 AUTHORIZE A LOAN , fHR SCHOOL fUh'
posi- E"
Apdtbe said clerk al tho aiud me, Ing of Councils, er
the cNprHton of werks IN me uTbf day OF sMd
ruuncior haH Ure.gut tl ihs council one ~ efeh 2i
80, L..,- MA. jy9-iW
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CONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY
~ would respectfully inform my friends and tho
public that have again taken Congress Han, TINS being
The third year, and have made every preparation 0r inc
the house being enlarged romOdened new
fun tuTo. the chambers with spring beds, &c ,Sc and
will cOmnodae iour hundred guests You VIII ind no
better place than Congress HALL t is the est 10 the
Of Of the large houses Of Atlantic City being but
hundred yards rum the beach, thus presenting Hse'
ADVANTAGE the public. There cannot be better
bathing than at Atlantic this summer. The sand bar that
such great awback last season has all been swept
nv htsk 80 '--a I,.aA tha
nn - .-- .as s..oa o. isss ',...'I., It.,,,rj
heat tbAihng sur the Atlantic sea-Doatu'
There n an excellent Band Of Muse engaged
Attached Is splendid Billiard Room n w uuHKr,E.
lel3-u W. W =. - -
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-IcE CnMMoN COuNCIL..

CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
I Fu,lai,pr a. July o, 1854.
Ia ,,,o,danca with resout ou a.. pied bY q Common
az ng Of he lty mi adcpht. on hursday he BON
day CtJuus, lS6A, tie air'i"Ned bll, entitled
An ORDNANCE .
10 .AuTUOFI/E Az AUiIIblNAL LOAN TO MEEI
TN EXPENSES INCIHENr TO THE bEFENhh
Gf iT6E n,TY AND FOV OTHER poRPO SIS"
90 "'''' VIZ, r. SMALL,
Clerk of Common COLncl.
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F-s--r,xzzy9as-l HILADE PHI A AND
~ l9E SstdsssA TRrNtON AND CAMDEN AND
ANBOI RAILROAD COMPANiE
NOTICE
On and aer MONDAY. January T. 1865, the Trans l9I
New Ork eAyIrg KensipgtOn DEPOT PhuAoelphla az 3N
A N (Slght hud 2Gn T. NJ, and The triSns leaving Ne"
YORK a, "a. N and 3OP. wiz hereafter be un eA
svs y Tor tbs VI ed StAtts Malls ana Neg York ayd
Rashh ton asseugrs and viii not take IN nor Iet OUT
am uasseup n between sad cities.
The IL A. NJ. and 70 Nidrgh Lines rom New YORK 70
Rasl ngtOu, and the II JJA 30. and T ~ Lines uulI
10 sw York Wi continue as at present and
ca % searr,rs TO Pnd fr m the innrn"diae stations
ard lBahimore, Washington. a d Rev York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AMI
NEW YORK
lines leBve Philadelphia, fou Kcnsingion Depot, a.
n ls A. NJ. 4 Ua.i Gas T. ano 1870 MD n', a"d
nm, alit Street wharf tyu Gaudenl, atb aud A NJ
70 Al a and g.. NJ for New rk .
And hayc New Iork, frn ioot of Couftandt 'ree', al
A. Nj II A. NJ y M and o %. NJ, and ~ taidnghl
and iuIn foot oi Barcla, zufel at A. VI and r. a,
iaj-T Nj \. tAAIMEN' Ab'h''
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SHIPPING.


-,.s.Ese STRAM WEEKLY To LIVER
~ TI nov steamers of ths LNerpo",New lOcS, and
Steamship Company are iateldtdle sAu Is
TIGY OF LOkpoN Saturday, in gth,
CI1N GF BALTIMORE. Saturday, June l5in
ETNA, Saturday, july 2ad - ~ q,
Ard es,r succeto ons Saturdays noon Eoh 'F NO "a
N""' N'' RATES or PASSAGE
PAYABLE IN Gold or It's eQuvaent Ia Cuirency;-
Fir.t Cabin ... SS0OQ SteeraRe.......... ....e35 W
First obin 10 London 81 90 Sieeage to London JlOl
rsi Canin to Purs 90. 95 Steernge q Paris .,,. A9U
Fst Cabin 20 Ham'urg 5000 Steeage 10 lamhurg ~ w
Passeu ers are aded 20 udvra, Bremen hoef
dam, Ants erp, sc, a. equally low rates. -
FaiCg from Liverpool or Queenstown FIRST thblh tl0
ss sCj steeraee from liverpool and Queenstown, $40.
Those who wish 10 send for their friends can buy tickets
Tor irther Information apply at the Companys Offices.
JOHN 81. DALE, Aen,
Nc. III WALNUI Street, philadelphia
1szaae BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
&Llas4s Steam SHIP Line, sailing from each port on
Sg-II MAYS, from hrsl WHAT above PINE street,
Phiisulplia ard Long Wharf Boston. Prom hrst wharf
abo, c PINE Street on saturday, July 10. 1874 mn,
lade ph BOstnn, saturday July W a. 10 o'clock
a. Al uuo the steamship NORMAN, haker, nom Boston
f. pfiadolphia same day, at 4, n
These new and substantial steamsh % tofm regular
line, sailing nom each p II punctualy ON satu da's.
lnsuuIoes effected nt one half the premium charged on
sall vessels,
Trsiphts taken at fair raies. ... -
Shippers are requested send Slip Receipts and Bin
Iadmig with theT goods.
Tnr Freight OF Passage (havng Ane accommodations
appiy 10 hENRY WlNsOR a co,
js4-u NO S14 D. DELAW AhE Avenue
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rsy FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW
Aatf " York and all the stations on the Camden and
AmhnV and connect Railroads

r.. TS7 FREIGHT l. n Il y Fur NEW
A9tf N York and all the stations on the Camden ana
Amboy and connectn Railroads
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and Amboy Railr sd and Transportation
Compary's Freight Lines To- New 70 VIII leave walnut
str e wharf and after Januery s. daily (Sunhays ex-
cepted), at ( o'cl elk p. NJ. -, . ,
keturning the above Lines win leave New York at l
AMI Z. NJ, am =. . 4. r.
wnrded the same day 49, ~
Freight for trenton, rrinceton Kingston New Bruns-
wick and all points the Camden and AmDoy kahroadi
also on Il BtlvIdere, De and Flemngton tue new
ers " the Free old aud Ja burg, and the Bucnngoh
ana Mount Holy hOads, received and forwarded up 70
49, O'Clock =. NJ. small packages for Mount Holly re-
Criv, d mp TO 2 oclOck 2. M -, manu-.
The Belyidere Delaware Railroad connects 81 Phhps-
burg with the Lehph Valley Railriud. the New Jersey
Raj road connects at Elizabeth with the New jersey
Centfnl Railroad, and at Newark with the motifs ana
Essex RAilTosd. , -, s,..
bes ali ppurs ana consfn9e, must IN every instance 90
sent with each load Of goods, receipt VII be given
Incrca ed facuh having been made for the transpoI
tation OF LIVE STOCK dToysrs are invited 10 try ths
IOutc. 80 - a.. ,,uyx, ~. N,
LOADS or more will be delivered at the foot OF fOteth
street near TIE Drove Yards, or at PIER No. l. North
River ,h,ppeIs may desisnGte a. me time o. inc
| shipment WALTER KEENAN,, Freight Agent,
| No. 20S \ Delaware avenue Pnusde'phla'
aFO. II. RAYMOND, Freight Agent,
ia5-u Pier No. North River, New YORK;
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RAILROAD LINES.

1864, CAMDEN DE nhif'Eoi6! ANP ALLAN 1864. |
TnRoGSH iaTSh" N H"TS6 T@o ,nouR5iM
-Four traigs daLy to Atlantic a CIV yiro ,,roe,
Mali 136 A NJ. o,,
Express Uhrongh in houIsl 2oor' M
Atlantic accommodation 4'l6 "
Junction REfGRSlSS AiS%R% jSS' iE3&yls ATLANTIC,
Accommoc aiion Atlantc) s'ie a. M
Express, 7gs A NJ
ri. trStG!i i.is sI1$g p N. T. y"
Iuuet, Accommodation G22 A. NJ
Fare 10 Atlantic, b2OO Round Trip Tickets !good zee! only
EXTRk HADDoNrlELD TRAINS,
Leave l"SsonSt H%S ons iS IL H. H. AND aGaa
Mail os, far A,loSs S oSi es 3ino street? 9oAM
Leaves oa Atlantic 44S T. John q. BRYANT, Agent.
T1s bar which vas made last year has entirely dl,ap
pcared, leaving the beach one oi inc most N'siui 0n
the coast
IL pgEggggp NORTH PENNSYLYANnIAA ANA
NJ. ES.sos.~ssf RAILROAD-FOr BEC lLEHEN,
bnY LFSi Own, EAsI0n, MAICH SMgNk, HALLE
TON, WILKEsa,RrMAGgEEEE WIhkk,NAGMFsMfSoSETF. hkNGFMSST
ApDlIloNAL TEAMS ;SlS ...o,,oor Train.
viii leave tbc new Depot iIIitD street Chomp
street, Philadelphia, daily tsnndHss eAeep'ed) as
7X. N. Expro'sl for Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
g'l5 A Nj, tACCoumOdat O0) tor DoglestoWn
io'i5 4 n tHccummodationl ,or Fort Washington.
Stf p X AViSgS' tsRPsssJ Sr kstalcRS@, EasTon DC
| gi5 p N. (MaiD for DOv lestown
| 5i5P NJ Acconm0uation) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
| ard MRucn chunk
! 6.lbP NJ (AcCnu modaton) for ansdae,
| II Y. NJ iAccC mmUdR' 'ioH) Tor Fort Washington.
| TRAINS FOR PlliLADELPHlA
leave RsthlChem at $40 A NJ 30 A. M.,aldeO +.
nuyIstowr AZ 40 A. NJ, 345 4. NJ, and F. NJ
| Lam dale OF 6 A NJ. -
| " on SUNDAYS.
IbIladelphA for Bctheh.m At . A. NJ.
Phiadenha for DOylestOwn ats Z. NJ
| Ioyest 0w n tor Philadelphia al 20 A. M,
Rtibes 4 Id for Philadelphia at .. M -
| Ilnnnan's baggage ENnrcsB Wu cal COR and dsnNsI
baggage at the depot Orders udy be left at No iS
isls ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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DFMOVAL. - THOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
IL Cauentef and Boulder, has removed bis shop from
No b Straw berry street 10 No. 232 CARTER street, ad
ioinina The old Post once Building Having increased
ginhef carrying the busLfss eXenaYely he hopep
70 receive a Rh are OF pubic patronage. i1
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OF PH1BADEBPHIA,

OF PH1BADEBPHIA,
8. E. Corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets
In,usrs In ths Company hs,e ihs Additional s0'-
rnntse "
5000
CAPITAL STOCK ~ paid mp IN CASH, which, te-
y.tsr with CASH ASSETS, now on hand, amount 70
OYEB
$500 1000.
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c-7-rwazra READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE -
FROM IHILAptLrH'&A AT TO o'TIi, TnE II IETEsII0IE OF
QUEIANSA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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PHILADELPHIA, GER:
ltE Ef sgs.s-isa. MANTowN, AND NoRRlsroWN

F-r-rvtsausHax1 PHILAD ELP II A, GER,
AE Easss.sssssE MANTowN, AND NORRlsroWN
TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY May lG, 1861 until further notice
FOR Germantown. -
Leave Philadelphia CTS o. 10, IL, II A. MI 1, y 5lO'
9g{, 4, b, ,ba, G. Z. &, 0, 10, IL, Up. N =. -. . .
l. "a, 4, AZ, D, g, GA,7S,9 10, II. and l2P NJ
The 70 down, and the 3 and b trans up 10 uoISVoP
on the Germantown n Branch ...an
leave Philadelphia, g. 10, II A. NJ 2, 3A,O, 49, ana
IL p NJ. =. ,,,o =, ,.,o o..o
PP6R C0NsH6HOCKEN AND EoRRIsTowN.
Leave philadelphia g, S35 llOJ A. NJ Ia' ., 43s' O>Ai
cave Soriiitown, 6'4 = 100, and II AM; lH,4
The tjs train uo will stop wissahickOn Manayunk'
A"' FUR MAN AYUNK.
Leave phnadelbhia 8, 3d. llO6 A. NJ, lH, D. "a 5's'
'i,Sy i,tSsyS Mama INK Ga *, $40, o%. M A. M,25'7
"i'u ''' u" UK SMITH General Superintendent
nyU Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-11

F--rFfn- s-I.F- WEST CHESTER AND PHI
kSl EFf,1 ~ LADELPHIA RAlLRDADi VIA
'-iD'A SPRING ARRANGFNEST
on and after FRIDAY, April lsi, The Trans VIII leave
cave Phnadepha, nom the d. pot corner o. TnIRTY:
FIRST and ~ARGEr Streets, A. NJ, IfOj A. NJ Zj0
p M 80 T.. NJ. 40 N. ....,,,, .
Ph isdclphla Depot changed from EIGHfEENIa and
uAhkET Streets, 20 IIlNIN - lHoi Aun mAANH'
Leave West Chester nom the Depot, on East dARNET
0he ra,E m the West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
Cou,nN market Etrsl viii convey fashenseTs 70 ano
tom tie Philadelphia hep2{t,n
Leave PbUnirlphia al % a. NJ. and 25l T. NJ.
Leave cst On, s1yt ats a, NJ. and 30P ". ., =,
TTairs ea,ing Fhi'arel hia At X 4 NJ, anu 80 I, ~:
wtb frnips On a. PhiaO phia and Baltimore CentrAi
Railroad ior ON'orl and int msdilte pdnts ~
iai n HENGY wOop. General superintendent
r. uYzagyzuc PHILADELPHIA 1894
Gse ESssy k-sas'- AND E5lE RAlLlOAD lOpt.
TH- great ne traysrses thr northern aud N9fWNs''
Ii brsbscbla s,a hythe res NSNLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY ard undsr Their auspices 10 b-liib lapiS
o7er go ihrUulhnrt f., entire ltnrh .,., ,.,, 49,
l. sruw iu use or Pas-cn er nud trett nuslhe's il
H. ri,huru 10 Irp. rum 10 mlcs), on the Eastern DIV
ION f,m heued Erie tls les), ON le western
| TISr OF rAssFNGER TRAINS At PHuADELrnA
Mail "a ''''' NJ a. ~
h&Wtsn VT AZ !'ah i i 6oib aos on these
trains brwgeu PblAdypha and Lock Haven, ana between
Tsast 81 spir Cas- on he Express Train both ways
To information re- peciuE Pasae business, Apply II
! the \ n corner ,t 4 eytt b aud M4rket stree
And for Freight busmt OF the ComoAnys Asenh =
s. RinPs-on Jr, oOTaer Sixteenth ana Market streets
| Philadelphia
| D. ". heynOlds, Eie,
j. Nj Dnli, Agent, n. N c. r., Baltimore; ;o,,sro,y
General Fieigh' Agent, phllade phia,
LEWIS HOUPr.