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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
Nastaa,c

1s ,ershy given that ahs IN acrsixned has
0een sepninted Adminis,r..tor " the estate
Of B ,jsmin r 'SeAril deceased, late 81 Por-
tags county, Ohio. All rnr.on. Interested
take notice, NURL SAbfh
Jal. lst. lsoa, 81
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07

L tiers maining unclaimed in NE
Po't o@ne a, Toledo, Iva, F+h. Is.
1864.
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DIED

BURGlN.-On the I'd qnstant, JOSEPH BURGIN,
The relatives and friends, also Concordse Lodge
NO 61, A. T. M, are respectfully isytted TO attend
the funeral, from his late residences Third street
above Cooper Camden, on Friday morning, the 9th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, without further notice.
RYERSS. Or the 3D. Instant, &. ADRIAN
R4ERsS, IN the 6Sth year Of his age.
his relatives and friends re particularly invited to
attend his funeral without further notiCe, from his
late residence on the Second Street road below che
FOX Chase, on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. In
terment at Laurel Hill.
CUMMING G.-7th month lst, after n lingering
illness, SARAH CUMMING, wife of Charles Cum
mng, in the 63d year OF her are
The relatives and irienos OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her hus
band, NO eS4 n. Sixth street, on Fiith.day, at
O'Clock. Interment at Monument Cemetery.
KEMP.-0n the 1st instant Mrs. ANN KEMP,
eic OF the late John Kemp of New York city.
The funeral Will take pace trOm the residence of
MIR James Eccles No. 2022 Christian street. on Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. ~
SPAULDING-At the Baths of Vichy France.
June l. FRANK L. sPAULDING, aged 25 years
Before this brle notice shall have passed print
few words as tribute to his memory Until three
and eBoyed he Tudd6s SeSS FoRa a
manly sports he made MS pleasures minister to the
ing business with great stead mess OF purpose he
was keen observer Of and character and always
found time Tor improvement.
''be seemed man of cheerful yesterdays
He was a gIeat lover of nature in all her moods The
oIer 81 Opens BUD the Sft hs
the birds. of whose habits he possessed intimate
knowledge; the changing forests in tho purity
Of he air and b ilancy of the skies OF the northern
winter; the deeD bass of the ocean-al these filed him
with pleasure He was familiar with the woods and
streams. and has spent many vacation among them
with his and rod for companions. His nature
JOYFUL one, and nothing had spoiled it. Generous,
trusting, and warm hearted you the truth-
fulness of his character written upon his face. At
as carried sune S @ @ SY %eevtr e e he %en
and when, after illness had sapped his strength,
idly on the waters where 80 ma ny happy
hours, the fishing tackle ting
with which his aphr meats were surrounded a use
less then he allowed idle regrets to escape him but
ncrvng himself 20 bear these heavy Ills ~ eXh ibei
cain patience a strong endurance, and a firm will.
Thinking others rather than himself, idle
always some project In view or some plan to execute
he has left bright example OF useful life. And when
the last hope OF reganing hea tn, he embGr Sed for
voyage across the sea, he shook our hands and said
goodbye. it cheer uIly and with uniading hope
He lived reach the haven his desires, and died
rounded by his family.
tThat lire is long that an' wers life's great end"
-B0St0a Christian r gstrr, Jtae2J.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
NEWS FROM THE GULF SQUADRON.

[sPEoIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING rBLHoAAPmJ
WASHINGTON, July
The steamer Sdrdndo is in good condition, and In
the Gulf Of California at the Lass advices.
The steamer SaginaD is getting ready at the Mare
Island Navy Yard to assist the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
The ship So. Mary's needs repairs, and will bg
ordered to Mare Island in few days.
The steamer Su1canee is In excellent cundition,
and is now at Valparaiso. Chill.
The steamer Moh0ngo has been ordered TO Guaya-
quail, and when no longer needed will then ptoceed
TO Panuma ana the ports OF Central America, She
is in good condition.
The steamer TuscarorG is in good condition, and
has been ordered TO visit all the commercial ports
between Calao and Valparaiso, and shONlGshe find
the Spanish nPet any port, to remain tn Dfor the
protection of American interests; should she not
meet the Spanish feet then to proceed to val sraso
The steamer Wateree is very foul She is to be
docked, and then sent wherever most needed.
The steamer NgacE is In good condition, and now
at Callao, but will proceed to Panama in a few days
to relieve the 50. HaTyS.
The storeship Fredonia is at Calico in excellsnt
condition. The storeship FdraVones is now a.
Panama, and in good condition.
IA letter from .the Gull Squadron dated June IL,
saws: "I have reliably ascertaned that the state
forces of Tamaulipas route from the city Of
Victoria for Tampico with about 1000 nlen of all
arms, aud Judging from the weak condition or
its detenses 1 have not the slightest doubt
but that the expedition will be attended with
success; and as the French predecessors Of the
present commandant had consigned so many Mexi-
to the scafold without trial, tnv form
of trial, it has created desperate sentiment re-
genee in the minds of those who are coon expected
TO be masters Of the city; and ana, therefore, ap-
prehensive that fearful scenes of disorder will be
witnessed"
The reads fIom Tampico to She interior cities
entirely in the hands OF the Liberals and they have
lately been extremely successful on the West Coast
It is said that General Carona holds the impor-
snt city of Guadalajara, with force of seven thou
sand men, in the name of Juares,
Tho Imperialists at this moment occupy but
small space of this country, and if they do not
receive immediate reiniorcemonts they will be
obliged to concentrate their whole force at the City
of Mexico and Vera Cruz 10 enGSla them TO make
good their retreat
Recent advices report the yellow fever raging at
TampicO,
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AN ANTBDILUvIAN SToRY.-In the year g.
sprighty youth, some hume red and fifty years of
age, went gaily bounding forth from his home,
moth, which gambolled by his side Suddenly he
paused, on seeing fixed upon i'm the excessively
large and penetrating eye of an icthyOsaurus
crocodies, and now medItated some change in its
bill OF fare. This monsters appearance would have
astounded any modern eye, but the Young Ante.
diluvian rewarded it with far less amazement than
ne would have felt at seeing such vast repository
Hall.
Linen Busters.
Light ca, sip1ere and Cloth, ALpaCcG, Drop PEte,
DucS and Linen sack Coats.
Light Cashmere, White and CoLored Duck Skele-
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and COLOred DUck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants
AHkinds Of Sedsonable Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys tced, In large supply at the to1oest prices
possible. BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No, 51S MARKET STREET.
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RECoNsTRUCTIoN THE UNION is the desire Of
every American Reconstruction of the system
when "run down" is the prime necessity OF every
one. How the Constitution of the United States
may he restored is debatable question, even with
wise and good menbut there is no question that the
enieebled human constitution may be restored by
the use of AARSDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC.
Depot, No. 4S7 BrOad,cay, Nea0 York. For sale By
NIL 1gH1Oists.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

BRYANTg MINsTRELs give an entire change of
programme this week at the Chestnut street Theatre
Tomorrow (Fouith OF JuyD they give grand matt
strangers the city who can rest themselves cool
themselves enjoy them ves and hear tue best sing.
ing see the FUNNIEST Of comedians and return home
delighted with their visit TO Phi adephia. The
Brgants also appear every evening during the week.
kahnee at two O'Clock; the Rdmittance only thirty
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MARRIED.

wORsLEY- On the T6tfS of May
By the Rev. W. Maddox. Mr.. THOMAS eleven
GER to Miss aARY ANN WOHSLEY, ala of this
city.
ia ARDING-HENNEN. AT Tbrog's NeUk, on
Erlday, June 29, By the Rev. William H. Scott, d.
-. j. MORRIS HARDING, or Philadelphia to
EVA, daughter of Alfred Heanen, Bsu,, OF New Or
leaus. &c
MlBLER-GRAIEAM,-O Thnrsday, March 15,
1866, at No. 1928 Fourth strest. by the Rev +. B
Miller, Mr.. w. N. }. MILLER to Miss ErlgIE
GRAHAM, all OF this city.
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CHoLERA.Tn all time OF pestilenoe, want OF proper
pIecaution destroys lives than the disease ITSELF
Should the Cholera visit u.s. the lives Of nine out of
ten of those who will be attacked may be saved by
the timely use of MlSRSDEN'S ASL4PTC CHO.
LERA CURE. No tamiIy should be without It, to
be promptly administered when premonitory symp.
toms first make their appearance. Depot, No. 4s7
Broadcdy, New York. For sale by all druggists.
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PLANTATION BITTERs-S. I. 1S60-X.-It has been
esta abiIshed upon the highest medical authority that
the systematic use of these world.renowned Biters
is the most potent safeguard against every species oil
epidemic OF contagious di ease. They brace up,
streng hen, and inyigora the system, restore and
preserve healthy appetite, promote digestion, and
maintain that ectrcal equilibrium without which
health, either Of body or mind, Is impossible. We
regard plantation Bltters as the most I'M ortant
discovery ever made by medical science. For sale
every here.
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THE FIREWORKS ON THE FoURTH.-lt
will 10 remembered that the place of exhibition of
the Fireworks, the evening of the Fourth oil
July, has been changed from Fairmount Park to
BIZ Dad and Market streets
The programme has not yet been fully prepared,
but the dIsplay will be magnificent. The conclud-
ing piece will be of nequaed sp endor. 1t will eX-
tend entirely the street. and will consist of
column either side, surmounted with portraits oil
Washington and Lincoln.
A splendid American flag will adorn the centre,
oven which will appear the motto, "Our fiag still
wayes " Beneath this fac will be a minute and
elaborate representation OF the ag presentation in
the Square.
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- BIOKRENE,
+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.

STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation Is uncqu al cd rejuvenator and
storer OF wasted and nert functions
he ieeb @, the aged and all those who have In any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental physi
cal app icnton will find the BiokIene 10 be what Its
mpes-a Ii ere uvenator, which, while 1t builds the
shattered constitution will also mpart to the feelings
the briskness and energy Which belong to youth
No matter by what cause organ has become enTee
bled In its unctiens this superb preparation will remove
that cause al once and forever.
BIoKRENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner'
Incapacty, Dyspepsia, DoDresslon Loss of Appe'
tite Low Spirits, Imbecity, Mental Indoence Emacs,
novel effect upon the nervous stem and who are In
any way prosra cd by disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cure in this most excel ent and un-
equalled preparation.
BIoKREN E.-The Feeble, the LaDguid, the Despair
ing the Old should this valuable discovery trial;
II will be found totally inherent from all other artoes
no FEMALES.-This preparation is invaluable in
Yoas weaknesses of all kints 1t win restore the
wasted strength with wonderful petmauence.
Is also a grand Tonic, and will give ief IN DYspep-
sia with the first dose brief persistence in tts use
will IenoVate the stomach to degree of perfect health
and Danish Dyspepsia forever. o,,.H
oilar bottle six bottles for SO. sou Dy
Drug ggs general y Sent by express anywhere by ad
dressing HUTCHINGS & HILLYER PrOprietors
No % DEY Street. New York.
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY & COWDEN, 4
No % Moth SIXTH Street. Il
DY0TF d CO.,
4l0 thstuGmrp No. 232 SECOND St -
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FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO,
Agents for PennsY Yani.

EPITAPHs ARE NOT ALWAYS YERAoIoUs, but
they are more trutaiul than the labels OF the So
called foreign perfumes now sold in this marke'
Don't be duped by these printed fables. They are
counterfeit presentments covering counterfeit art-
ces. Phalon's "Night.B coming Cereus'' is, the
otner hand, precisely what it purports TO be-a
pure, unimpeachable staple OF the toilet Chicago
Times.
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CONGRESS -.
WAsHINGToN,. July 8.

WAsnINGToN, July 8.
Senate.
Mr.. Wilson (Mass.) reported from, the CoFnmittee
on Military Affairs the Regular Army bill recently
ntIoduced by him.
Also the House joint-resolutiOn In relation to
beuntles to coiored soldiers.
jont-resouion tor the purchase, at 5000, of the
law library OF the late James NJ Pethgru, of South
Carolina passed.
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THE ORPHAN GIRLS AND THE PARADE
To-MoRRoW I'm anticipation of a very warm day,
and in order that the han girls OF deceased SOL
deTs should not be unneces arr fatigued, the gene
raj Commi tee OF Arrangements decided this morn
ing tha these girls shall not take part the parade
Tomorrow. but i'll be privately conveded to l9de-
pendence Square, and provided with seats. This Is
a very ereditable arrangement, and viii und0ubt
edly prevent much sickness among these children,
who would otherwise be exposed to the burning
-raVs of the sun for several hours.
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The JOHNSON CONVENTION A FAILURE
The State johnson Conven ion was to have taken
place this morning, at 10 O'Clock, at SAMSON Street
Hall Thither reporter repaired, for the pur-
pose of taking notes OF proceedings, After waiting
some time, a gathering OF some twenty or twenty
five persons assembled, and the crowd not increas-
ing, Mr. Martin, of Delaware county, was called to
pected had not arrived and after the transaction of
q small amount OF unimportant business, the meet
inc adioulne0,
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DUToHER's LIGHTNING FLYKLLER
Makes quick work with flies, and if commenced
early, Keeps the house clear all summer
Look out for limitations. Get Butchers only.
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"PHILADELPHIA FIRE ZOUAvEs."-At
the request OF Colonel ID. w. @. Baxter, the sur.
yiyng members OF tins ga liant regiment met IN the
Washington Hose House last evening, and COM
pleted their preparations for the obervauce OF the
Fourth The ZOudUe flag will not have any in
scrpton on it, as the men of the regiment proudly
claim that the history of the Second Corps is their
own history. The regiment will form tomorrow
morning ON the corner OF Eighth and ButtOnwood
stIn
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A SEAsONABLE FAMILY REMEDY. Cholera
Morbus summer Complaint, Coh3 Sour Stomach,
DiarrIga, aud all Affections of the Bowels incident
to the season. are cured at by DR.. Jayne's Car
minatlYe Balsam. 1t alays the Irri alton and Gains
the action of the stomach and beng pleasant to the
taste is readily taken by children While 1t may be
given with entire safety to infants, IT yet acts
promptly and thoroughly, when administered ac-
coIdng TO directions. to either children adults.
Prepared only at No, 242 Chestnut street,
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WHEN you are depressed by the gaunt sickly feel
ing of a disordered system, which needs to be
ceansed and stimulated into healthy action, take
dose or two ofAyer's Pills, and see how quick you
can be restored for shilling.
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FEARFUL RIoT IN CAMpEN :

~ II
In SEVERELY WOUNDED Two colored Sunday
5chools-Ghe Shiloh BaD DtIst and Central fresby-
bria-yesterday afternoon visited the Diamond
Cottage Garden, in Camden, on picnic. The at
Ntendance for the most part of tie respectable
10Th back and white. dispute arose among them
~ the barIoom, about O'CLOCK in the evening,
during which several blows were stuck. Tho
whole aaIr Of that free andeasV character that
renders II almost impossible to tell exactly how it
commenced.
A policeman appearing on the scene, one of the
colored men present, who was not concerned IN the
row. started on u run and was at once arrested
great difficulty arose this, The negroes mand-
ing HIS Ielease. While the fight thus progress
ing, an alarm of fire was sounded, and two IIe
companies presently appeared upon the scene, when
the battle renewed with greater Vigor than ever.
A large number OF arrests were fiually made and
the names OF The wounded ascertained.
Daniel Johntry, a 20 icemln, re ;etVed during the
me ee two severe cuts upon the forehead. inf citing
very serious though it is believed not fatal injury.
Charles Gilbert another policeman, was likewise
wounded IN the arm WITH razor.
Mayor Budd, VINO vas at tea when the alarm of
fire sounded hastened the scene, and, as the
reward OF his effor to preserve the peace had his
right hand severely bruised, sand the sleeve torn
entirely from his coat.
Several colored men were also injured, two OF
them in q serious manner hese were Isaiah
White and Edward johnson. They Were both sent
over to this city. by order of Mayor Budd to have
their wounds properly cared for IN hospital. This
morning the Mayor commenced an Investigation
into the affair." which, taken altogether, one Of
the most disgraceiul and disastrous that has oc'
CURED in Camden in a long time.
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Through to NikesbagTe and Msuch Chunk without
change of
The new Dad between the summit of tie mountain
and Wikesbarre opens views OF unsurpassed beauty
and the ote provides the best and most ample
accO mmoCa atons Tor summer visitors.
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to Drncipal
points iss ued FROM TICKET OFFICES ONLY, atre-
duced rates, Saturdays, eoOd to return till Monday
evening.
Excursion Tickets TO wlkesbarre good for ton days.
issued any day. - -
Cars leave the Depot THIRD and THOMPSON
Streets at Z 80 A. NJ 330 =. and 5'l5 p. Nj.
For particulars, see time table IN another coumu
SO 2mIp ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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OUR NATIONAL QAME,-The Athletic and
Quiokstep will p ay match game tomorrow after.
noon at O'Clock at Fifteen street ana Columbia
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VAaRANoY.-Lieutena Hampton's police
arrested fortyseYen vagrants last night, ali of whom
were committed to prison.
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Latest Markets sy Teleeraph.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-FlOur is firm. Ohio extra,
$l2 76013. Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull (;
white $l'1S; yellow, 81 02. Oats active; Western
shoulders 153Gl15ic. Sugar dull. Coffee quiet but
heavy. seeds finn; FlaXseed, SO 15; Cloverseed.
81 5008. Whisky dull at 81 2SdI2'28t Tor Western.
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LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-It is well known to
the United States detectives that certain part have
been engaged for some lime past IN manufacturing
counterfeit $40 notes on at least one National Bank,
and that the first attempt to pass them in this city
will take place this evening and during tomorrow,
when the immense crowo and great excitement will
afford fair field of operations. The name OF the
bank or banks used on these notes has not been as
certained, but the public cautioned to carefully
examine all tens OfeEed tins evening and to morrow.
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CITY INTELLIGEN CE
[F@ Additional Local Ncsps see Third Page.I

UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLVANIA.-AN-
NUAL COMMENCEMENT. .-Ine commencement exer-
cses OF this ume-honored INSTITUTION took place tn is
morning, at Musical Fund Hall, IN presence OF a
large and appreciative audience. Ihe order OF
exercises embraced the following programme:-
Music, by Hassler's Orchestra PRAYER Music.
Elements OF q Liberal Edacaton, (sxcGsedj, ''''
Mainline So ss...,..,.,...Ch Chare, Underwood Raymo nd
Conversl Of the Roman Empire. Henry clay Brown
Bread and HTtcr Harry IngeTso Meiss
Masters oraiion-ProfessionAl eosmop2litanlsm
Comforting of Degrees.
the ,olowng members OF the senior class ;-WhaIton
smS dde Hsry Gsy yShoby eRS
Campbell, Clement Cresson Dickey. Cadwaader Evans,
George Thomas Graham, Isaac Minis Hays, 10 ohn White
Hoffman, OTIS Howard Kendall, joan AIsop KING AIRY
IngeIsoll Megs, John Buck Morsan;, Lo uls Horace
s6srksy. CH"'is' underwood haSmOnd' william bernard
The Degree OF Master o. Ars on the tollo wing Gra-
duates Of Three Years standing flames vii lam Asn-
ton William Rawle Brooks, Onares Foien Corso1,
Ezekiel hunn, Jr DaL lei Jacoby, William Laurie, WI
nSn S fa SEes fcaOse ftGSsa fs EsSe
santee. Francis Carbon Smyt George Washington
sber wnsS Yoa
:, ? he Degree Q Bac leor OF Laws on the lolowng.I
Haseltine samuel Ilongswoth, Granville Leach,
Pennypacker Edw.rd L. Perkins Maxml ian schmidt,
Adam e. Wiegand, Henry D. Wireman Ills Il; Yarnall.
The Degree OF Doctor of Divinity on Rev. j. j. Nom
ihs Degree of Doctor OF Laws on enry Coppe, A, NJ,
President Lehigh University;
also given to the following persons ;Dr G. Caumont
Of france; DR. Roland g Curtin OF Pa DIR Carlos W.
Moseley, OF Pa 10 k. Clark, OF Pa j. Russell Osld
Announce ment of Prizes. Music. Farewell" Vale.
dctory ADDRESS, by George Thomas Graham.
temen who part refectlng much credit upon
themso and their instructors. The University of
pennsyynna IS aeseryedy popu ar with our citizans
its popularity beng based upon long career of USE
Atulness and honor.
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REDUCED PRIoEs.-Photographs executed with
rare fkIIl at Il. +. Reimer's gallery, No. ga Arch
street Persons dtsirlng any will and them superior
specimens of art. wor ny their patronage,
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SPLENDID SUMMER RETREAT.-Those
who wish TO spend few hours, days or weeks at
the seaside for ecreation can be handsomely aud
comfortably accommodated at the we'll. known Surf
House. Atlantic City. The proprietor has recently
purchased a new grand piano. which has been
placed in the lades' parlor and the SatteIlee Gene
raj Hospital Band of thls city has been regularly
engaged to give concert and cotllion music during
afternoon and evening
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SU M M E r. RESORTS
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branches.

MANSION H0 USE, MO UNIT CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline wunder, Pottsville p, o., schuykll co
TUSCARORA HOTEL:
Mrs. Hannah Miller, Tuscarora P. o., schuyIknl co
MAHANOY CITY HOTEL,
@. W. Frost, MahanOy City P. o., schuylkrl 90.
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs. Susan MArsdori, Reading P o
ANDAL USIA,
James 8. Madeira, Reading P. o.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR.. A. Smith, werdersvile P. o., Berks co
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
IL. H. Manderbach, womelsdorf p. O., Berks co.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL.
Lebanon CO., Charles ROedermel, Harrisburg p. o.
B0YERSTO WN SEMINARY
J. B.Henky, BOyerstown p. o., Berk CO..
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
3. r. Snyder, Yellow Springs P o., Chester CO
LITIz SPRINGS,
Samuel Lichtenthnler, Bitiz p o., Lancaster co
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander s. Feather, EpbrSta p. o., Lancaster CO
APRIL 2l, 1885, 423Sm
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"CREsoENT CITY."-A detached balloon
ascension Will be made from the Academy of Music
lot July A at Z. NJ. Cable ascensons parachUtes,
small balloons, and a variety of other attractions
will form part OF the days programme at the en-
closure Admission twenty five cents,