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DR.. MAGGIELS PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion
Coughs, Influenza, s-r--ss'r-5s'
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness,
Costveness Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Lowness ofsptrits
Diarrhes, Ringworm,
Dropsy, Rheumatism,
Debility, sI.If Salt Rheum,
Fever and Ague scsas,
Skin Diseases.
Each Box Contains 1S Pflls.
ONE PILL Is DOSE
Ra~ Nor1oE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR j.
MAQGIEL, Kew York, to counterfeit which is felony
R Sold BY all respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States and Canade IS per pot
BARNES WARD & CO., Agents.
New GJrleens,
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NATGMEZ DAILY COURIER ~ q
lT 9s4 N{tR Is PuBLIsHEn EVERY {.Bl& ss s8Ha4&
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
.tt SATURDAY.
1F 1ta 49, Weekly Courier A45 's
Is published Monday Morning. ET l34 zsusIg 4 p 4
ALL PAYMENTS IN ADYANCE.~e
l.- SUBSCRIPTION.
One dollar per month cents per copy By the year
$2 Subscriptions invariably stopped when the time paid
expires. = j Hg E9YH' q ~ 38l
~ ADVERTISING
One square inch, ines solid mipion making
sqnafeD FIRST insertion 30
No advertisements taken ths TIL forbid system
specified time will be stated, and paid for In advance.
Yearly haEyeary and quarterly advertisements at the
r. 4l.p &. x
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By special arrangement with the MARYLAND TInMEa
another excellent Rural Monthly published II Baore AZ
81 So both will be Tearfov 49, ~ III oac for
SIS ten Of each for Sgvfng subscriber in fhs casa
Address A'l . WI. N. WHITE. A,,snsj g.
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lI,Rn mANpsnoRo tnIlssl lDEAEog1sAT

VNBE MANDsROg0 tREiss3 lDEMOCRAE u
The publication Of the above old week pags
will be resumed FIRST DAY OF sEfTEMblsha 1850
al Haudsboro Harrison county, hississt +l4
advsrtiuants respectfully solicited
TERNs-lFiye dollars per annuI In ADVANCE sLa
Jackson Mississippan aud Meridian Clarion please
copy three times . H: a ~ 3 EaLsss,4
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Dr Azassnel's- Pills and sarve.

As an anthbious remedy tho following extracts various
letters will be, lis hoped OF sufficient Importance to Justify
the quoting Of them here:
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J ENTANEA., "..... .EAKAE p
oPELousAs, LOUISIANA.
T7ME NATCME1 DEaHOcRAT.

The Democrat is published every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, at 50 per annuna. tina
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS, @
having general in the city and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper pahlhsasEag
Monday morning, at 50 annuna- ,, - -.
j BENZ CHANDLER, No. At URrondeet street New "
leans Is our authorized agent for the city New Orleans
thnt portion az Louisiana Mississippi bordering on tng
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail13ad;
Publishers and Proprietors, NatcheEl Miss.
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ITO THE MERCHANTS ANB MANU-
y taetufers Of New
Of presenting your favorable notice rs Pr0spseEaB
the ALABAMA STATE DIRECT6RT. The Direcsary VIII
give the OF all tbs Business Mep, NaanfacErs Pre-
iessj3nal Mem et residing doing business owa
Orleans Memphis, nashville St Lona
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Aerch
general business with the State te intsntio
Usher TO publish about Thousand c1pisa Trusting hs ~
Directory will meet with liberal suppors Aom the msEhs
of the state remain most respectfully your oes
yant S3fFs john CLIBBEEBRAIasa5J6
5tu8 9s8 FlFH #sE ya TF5 Box 2A5 SzNRnRahf Ca
THos 2. GoRMAN, es Wagon, Ga, TFeyslIng Agla@ s5s
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Monthly at y per annursz cop.s sor s1o in Advance

Estabshed in ls4s Vol 4 eomaaeaesa Jauaary, 1854
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Orders rocsivOd to the country VIII meet With pfomp
sttenton. ggssJAREs CONCEAL.
lHfI HrstI4t4i AoS. rvL.,.. ..,...
l'7f s3TF SS'1 E8Gg Fa46 {@0 Ss' SAe1tu9 etAsSH
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THE GREENsBURa JOURNAL,
aEEENsBURd, LA.
ny. ". II. AEeehvaere.
rReMs or ruE JouErA1:

IEhMs OF THE JUURNALf
RATES OF sUBsCRIPTIoN-Ths journal viii be pub.
shed every Friday morning 81 per annnm advance No
subscription taken for h0TseT period than sx months
RATES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES insertion, per square Of
ten lines or less, 81 each subsequent insertion 50
half yearly. Al
Simple announcements Of Marriages and Deaths inserted
free but Obituaries win be charged fer as advertise
nents.
All communications, In order to receive attention.
accompanied With the name OF the wEite4. 81
We propose to business system and we trust
our friends ID not insist varying the rule
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CAFDIDATEG-For State and
Distric Offices, $40; for Parrish Offices SSawsys In ad
vance.
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THE "TExAs REPUBLICAN," NAB

a1- SHALL, TEXAS,
ter the catering Inducements to ADVERTISERS "a
creuates the extensive Cotton portion
of the southerncountry
The paper established in May lse and
tnuousy issued from that period the present. It pu
lshed throughout the Its ecuiatop principally
East Texas but Is taken at all the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana
1t has recognised years Of the leading
of the State and has enjoyed remarkable degree the coAh
denee Of the people.
The terms of Advertising asfoews Persquare ofegh
lines orle 81 Standing advertisements per square,
year. sl5 for sig MONTHS So three months S. Subscriptions
to the paper, 81 per snnum. r. W. LoUGHERY I'm
D..
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IFSvO AG8ACULTUGAB PAPEBs FOR
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.

The souGkeRn Saltwater,
REDMOND AND WILLIAM Il. WHITE, EpfToRa
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TRE BOSTON POST, KNOWN TO THE WHOLE
\ country the unwaYerng advocate of DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLES aud measures for nearly forty yearsths
constant suppster of States Rights in the Union
sutiona relations members Of the Federal Government
asks the attention of Southern citizens Its proposals.
nish them with copies at the following rates: si
Boston Post DAILY. .......... $40 per annun. i.
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NEW oRLEAvs
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gTHE oPELOUsA0 O0URTER-- n a n
r oPELousAs, Ia.
Publlshed on Saturday, By 5eel II. saaaez.
CONDITIONS,
NT0RNEEl DAHEsws TRYMUME--EEsgBA 1aasa5s
I'VE TYNE Editor and PEoprfetor r RQNF0KD OWEN
Business Manages Office Ne RortA Royal sEaas Aehis

Bqslnsss AaRagsE YIlla, I1e n FoFs1 o9A 9EERs
aaE 81 F,gxEsIs or 4HR 1R1suHE:fB a5si5GgssEnf II
Rates Of EubscpttpnDaiy, per aanum, In e6vanes $I
haEFeary. SO; quarterly, S.
Price u 81 copies, Morning paper, ioai
Eyening Extra, l0c! . t}bl5jt4E Iki a fzc
Rates Of transient Advertisements first IN
seYton, square, 81 0 each
Advertisements inserted At intervals hi charged rs
each insertion. Il eN SIN sly t5I35ts Hf49B
ordered 70 remain Psrcar
be- charged new eBeh insertion. 54e.5s ,
til ordered out, and charged accordingly d ls1s7
h Advertisement Subscription win be- etopnsd until al
rearages paid; unless the option Of tba
Editorial Notices Of Advertisements 70 Pc charged
Iinefor insertion. 4tSt E8i4f go b8fE f@ Es @
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been expended in committees and Investigations,
in resolutions reports, and debates, never end
ING and stll beginning, but practically the two
Houses have done nothing upon this subject
except the re.enactlnent OF what the President
had done before. In their war upon the Admin
istration, in their efforts Tor the indefinite exclu-
sion Of ,he excluded States, the radical Stevens
and his followers have only made confusion
worse coniounded, and created embarrassments
and dssensiUns where harmony otherwise might
have prevailed; so that from first to last this
late long session OF Congress has been produc.
tive of nothing bat new crop OF political
dlscords, disordered and dangerous agitatlons.
Snail such a Congress with such a record be
indorsed by the people in the coming fall elej-
tionsY This is the great question now before
the county. Are the people prepared to rauiy
, a Congressional system OF reconstruction which
politically and financially is manitestly carrying
us, people, treasury, and Government headlOng
in the downward road to revolution, bank
ruptcy, and anarchy. THIS is the question
which the people are now called upon to con-
slider in view OF the elections for the next Con-
gress. Is this Government, resting upon the
Constitution, TO be maintained, or is il TO be
superseded by onsolidated despotsm in Con-
gress? This is the problem involved in these
approaching elections. Believing that the crisis
requires it, and that the people understand it,
we believe that we are approaching the inaugu-
ration OF great political revolution, and that it
will be broadly developed in these coming cleo
tiOns Tor the Fortieth Congress.
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Mr.. Seward and the Cable.

From the World.
IF dirt were trumps," said Charles Lamb TO
not very dando6ed friend with whom he was
playing whst-"if dirt we're tramps, what hands
you would holdm ''If words were cannon
tary Seward, what terror you would be to
the 'efete aristocracies' of Europe! ~ The meek
est and most accommodating foreign Secretary
we have ever had IN his substantial dealings
with foreign States, Mr. Seward is also the ter
rible, truculent, and pedagogic in his oratoriCal
and oracular uteTances concerning our foreign
relations. Mr.. Cyrus Field having sent des
patch TO the State Department announcing the
successful lay ing OF the Atlantic cable, IN which
he rather ODDLY expressed a hope that Secretary
Seward might "never have occasion to regret
what he had done to es abllsh communication
across the Atlantic" Secretary Seward avalls
himself at once Of the opportunity to rap Eu-
rope over the kpuckles. at the Atlantic cable
had not failed in 1853" says the er post fdcto
prophet OF Auburn, European States would not
have been led, in 1861, into the great error OF
supposing that civil war IN America could either
peTPetuate African slavery Or divide this re-
public.n
il the Atlantic cable ''had not tailed in 1855 .
one of its first messages to Europe in 1861 would
have been that Mr.. Seward looked upon seces.
sion as a trivial thing, not much Of a sho wer,
and certain TO blow over harmlessty Sin ninety
days" If we had poss essed a daily telegrapliC
communication with Europe in 1851 the pro
babilInes al are that Mr.. Seward would have
kept up such steady battery OF lmbecility and
impertinence upon our legations abroad, and
the foreign offices of England and France, as
must have led TO the recognition or the Contede-
rate States and war with the Western powers
OF Europe two days airer the first battle of Bull
Run.
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PROPOSALS.
h R , h . = a l. s.
PEN. 11LVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United states Government having granted 10
he Comm hlth Of Pennsy vania Land Scrip repre-
sentng 7sO COO Public Land for the endowment
Of Agricultural Colleges this State the Board OF
Commissioners now offer this and scrip to the public
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip, ad
dressed TO The Board Of Commissioners of Agricul
tural Land Scrip" will be received at the Surveyor
Generals Office at Harrisburg until Wednesday, August
l5 1866.
This land may be located in any State or Territory
bv the holders of the scrip any of the unappro
pTiated lands Except mineral lands) of toe United
States which be subject to sale at private entry
Each piece Of scrip represents quarter one
hundred and sixty acres. Bids must be made as per
acre, and no bids VIII be received for less than one
quarter section.
1he Scrip viii be issued Immediately the payment
OF the money TO the Surveyor General one third OF
which must paid within ten DAYS. and the remaining
two thirds within thirty days alter notification
acceptance OF the bid bids by the Board OF Com
mssioners
j. NJ. CAMPBELL, surveyor-General
For the Board OF Commissioners
HARRISBURG, July H. 1866. IL I'm
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, |
UFBICE OF HIEF QUARTERMAsTER !
WASHINGTON, ID C., july IA, 1866
Sealed Proposals are invIed at this Office
until II o'co noon, MONDAY. Auou.t 8, 1866
for the purchase Of t13000l THIRTEEN THOU
SAND lords OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
located as tol ows:-
(I400) FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard. on the line of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, about one mile
from the depot of said roau IN iris cty.
ms wood consists about ONE THIRD ~
PINE and IWO.ThlRDS () OAK and piled
immedIatelN along the track OF the ralroad
(11600) ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED CORDS at the Wood Yard, threeQuar.
tiers Of a mile north of A eXaDdra, on The line of
the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Rail.
road. - .
This wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS "a
PINE and ONE-IHlRD ~ OAK, is pl ed along
the track and distant about one-hall OF a mi e
from q wharf on tine Potomac river leading to
which there is a direct and level road.
All of the offered for sale is OF good or fair
qua Ity, and thorough seasoned.
Proposals will be received for quantities from (5O)
fifty cords and upwards, with privilege OF taking
all OF either or both lots
Payment to be made in Government funds, imme-
dIatey after the opening OF the bios, and upon
me easu rement of the wood
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all pro-
posals deemed disadvantag eous to the United
States. nj. l. LUDlNGION,
~. Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
l6 18t Department of Washington.
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CAMDEN AND AAIBOY, PHILADELPHIA
- AM TRENTON, AND BELVIDERE DELA.
GRAND EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
TOURISTS AND FGsAsURE fIs TRAVEL
NIAGARA FALLS, MONTREAL, QUEBFC THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Il NKE GEORGE,
SARATOGA DI LAWARE WATER
GAP, ETC. ETC.
These excursion routes arranged tor the special
aceOmmo daton of tourists and pleasure travellers,
enabling them to visit the celebrated watering of
the North, al much less than regular rates OF fare
holder TO STOP over at any point on the rou O.
For Tickets, nformatiOn ana circu descriptive of
the routes, apply at the Ticket Once of the Company
No e2e CHkSNUT Street Continental Hotel
6 80 2m W. III. GATZMER, Agent
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Our Neu trality Laws Mexico and Maxi
milan.

FTODl the Times. !" \ T
It's more than probable that had Congress
passed the bill which was pressed so persistently
upon it, 10 guarantee loan to Mexico of fifty
millions of dollars, the greater part of the
money, OF at least as much of II as was not
Immediately seized by SPECTATORS, would have
been employed in this country in the getting
up Of Glibustering expeditions against Maxi
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A SsI>lANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ No. 1889 GIRA RID Street
wBTIE Ash ANTHRACITE COAL.

wBIIE Ash ANTHRACITE COAL.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II o clock M TUESDAY, August T. 1866 for
furnishing the Quartermaster's Department 500 tons
as NAV BE- required, and in such quantities as
may be ordered, from August 10, 1856 to April 30,
1867 with the privilege of increasing the lanuty to
5000 tons to weigh 2240 pounds to the ton to be IN
spected by an inspector appointed on the part OF the
Government, to be dellvered Tree OF charge at all
ordered in tins city, also, on board OF vessels
at the Port OF Philadelphia, in good order and con-
dItion, free of siate bone dust, and all other i'm
pu1iues.
Department reserves the right 10 make good any
deficiency by open purchase at the contractors risk
and expense.
Each offer must be accompanied by a written
guar anee, signed by two or more responsible par
ties their onsbiity TO be certified TO by United
States judge, attorney collector of the port tdat
the buder bidder will If IS or their bid be &C.
cepted, enter into wr tten Obligat ons, with good
and sufficient sureties. IN the OF ten thousand
(S10,0C0) dollars to furnish the proposed supplies
agl leeaby to contract
NopropOstIon will be considered unless the terms
OF this advertisement Ia copy OF which should ac-
company each proposal) are complied With
Proposals TO be made out III duplicate on the regu
lar printed toIms, which may be had on application
at this office.
The rlght to reject any bid deemed too high un-
reasonable is we'd, and no BID from defau ting
contractor will be received.
The envelopes to be endorsed proposals for Goa"
and addressed to the undersigned
BID will be opened on Tuesday, August Z, 1866, IL
O'Clock NJ and bidders are requested to be pre-
sent.
BY order of
Bvt Brig. Gen. GEORGE II. CROSMAN,
Asst Q NJ General U. ; Army.
GEORGE r. ORME
7279t Captain and ASST q. NJ
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GALE EoFM ACnINERY, ETC.

GALE EoF MACH HINERY, ETC.
- NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON June l6 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK on FRIDAY, the Sd day Of August
next the following artic es, viz
twenty one RO lers OF Rolling MIL
seven Nail Machines
one (,uide Mi (Gomplete SO Rollers.
Two bundles saws Tor SlOthnP Screws.
Two Machnes for Sloi1ng Screws
Seven Machines IOr Cutting rareadss
-Four Oil RetaiIeIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers
Eight pieces Iron SIafting.
SIX sets Couplings for Shatng.
Lot of laps and Dies for Gas Fitting
One box Lacngs QeRtheT)
bree boxes Betting.
One Gun. screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide 164
pounds ...
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, 141
One piece Leather Betting 30 inches wide, 224
pounds
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ociagon Steel tcast).
Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock A. M.
Terms-( ash, in Government funds; and all arti-
Giles to re removed from the yard within ten days
from day of sac.
BY order oI Navy Department NM, &C.,.
61autbl8t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
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FOR CAPE MAY.

Commencing MONDAY July l6 1866 Trains Will
leave Upper Ferry Market street, Philadelphia, as
folowsi-
800 A. NJ. NJ orning Mail, due 1926
2OOP. N, Accommodation due p M.
4OOP n. Fast express due FOo
Returning will cave cape lsland-
$50 A. ~, Morning Mall due l0VI,
go A, M, Fast xpress, due l2W,
500P NJ. ExpTes due ~ 60. -. ~,
Ticket 0fei at Ferl foot of Marke OF street, and No
826Che.nut street. Continental Hotel -
Persons purchasing tickets OF the gent AZ No SIS
gage called for and checked az their residences by
s9s y VxN RENssELAER, superintendent
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

Kxsezz PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
- 0Gc&C BANDAGk INR7ITUTE. No IA n.
~szkzss RINTB street above Market-R 81.
EVLAkTT, after thirty yeors' practical experience,
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and vsriety
others supporters. Elastic Stockings ShOulaer rao
CFutches, elspensoFies, etc. Ladies' apartments 80
Quoted by Lady 81
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF QUARTEhM ASTERS' SHORES AT
= IBE CAVALRY DEFOi, GLE iBOR) ID. G.
QUARTERMAsTER-G q EE eRAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHINGToN ID O., July H. 1865
By order OF the Quar masterGe there VIII
be sold on the premises
A, PUBLIC AUCTION,
under the direction OF Captain George f Browning,
a. Q. NJ,
On THU RSDAY, August 2, 1866,
the following described lot of Quartermasters'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcK
JOHN L.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
bEHRICK d SONS.
FNGlN EkRr AND MACHINtSTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Engines for
Land hiver and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, iron Boats etc.
Castings o. all kinds eli her iron or bIass
Iron Fran Roofs ior Gas Works Workshops, and
Railroad Stations etc
Retors ana Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
proved cODstI uCtiOn.
livery description OF antatOn Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and GTst Mills Vacuum Pens Open Steam Trains
DefecaiOrs, Fl ters Pumping Engines ETC.
sole Agents Tor N. BleuXs Patent sugar Boiling
Al Daratus, Nesmyths Patt mt Steam Hammer, and
pinwall Woosey Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 6 sos
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

OorPl1rD EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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Are the Spectal1t1es OF this KOUGo.
Through to Wnkesbarre and Mauch Chunk without
change OF cars.
lAe H,w road between the Summit OF II mountain
Mnke barre opens up vie IS oI unsurpassed beauty
ana the new Ote provides ne best ana most ample
aCcCmmo OAtiOns 1oI summer visitors
kAcuIhOn 7 Gckets from Phlade phia to principal
points, iss ued FKOh TICKET OFFlC ES ONLY, at re-
duCed rates on Saturday 1000 to return TIL monday
fXcurson Tickets to wikesbarre, good iOr ten days,
issued any day. 1.. .,,,,,
Cars leave the Depot, THIRD and THOMPSON
Streets AT 80 A. III 3 80 p. N and 10 p. NJ.
For artlcuIaTs, see time table IN another column.
so 2mIp ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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CHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA SHORE,
= = CAMDEN AND ALTA NTIC RAILROAD,
SUMMER RARPANGEhENT.
\ a r,n

I 80 A Nj. ana Atlantic at 4 As p III. ~
Fare to Atlantic So Round TIP tickets, good only
the daY and tram on which they are issued, s3
tickets lor sale at No 1913 Chesnut street continental
BoteD and at the office OF abe Philadelphia Local
Express Company No. 26 S. Filth street.
4he Phi adelphia Xpress COMPANY. Principal Office
No 70 S. Fih street, Branch ONCE No 32O N
Wbarves above Vine will attend to the usual branches
Of express business along the iOe OF the rad and de-
liver baggage etc, 10 and from all trains
Goods Of every description called Tor ana forwarded
by ca press 10 Atlantic tity. and all way stations
the road Baggage checked from residence at Phla-
oelphia 10 hotel or cottage at Atlantic ity
6252m JOHN BRYAND Agent
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GEORGE r. ORME,
7279t Captain and ASST Q. NJ.