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A DTOD of Ink.

Think Of Queens first Signature of death
warrant, where tears tried TO blanCh the fatal
backness OF the booming ink; Of a traitors adne-
sion TO deed OF rebellion, written in gall; OF
fOrger's trembling imitation of anothers writings,
where each letter took the shape of the gallo VS.;
OF lovers passionate proposal written in fire;
OF a proud girls refusal written in ice; OF a
mothers dying eXpOstulation with q way ward
son written in her hearts blood; of an indignant
fathers disinheritng curse on his irst-born,
black with the lost color OF the grey hairs which
shall 20 down in sorrow 10 che gravc-think of
these and all the her impassoned writings to
which every hour gives birth, and what a
strangely potent, Protean thing drop of INK
grows to be All over the world it is dstilling
at the behest OF men. Here a despairing PR.
sOner IS writing with a rusty nails his dying con-
iessiOn OF faith on his damp dungeon wall There
an anxious lover is deCcvng al but his bride,
with an ink which only she knows how to rem
der visible. Beleaguered soldiers in Indian forts
are conhding to tine Derilous secresy OF rice
water or innocent milk their own lives and the
fortunes of their country. ShipwreCked sailors,
ing to floating bottle the faint pencil memo
randum of the spot where they viii swiftly go
down into the jaws Of DEATH Everywhere happy
pairs, dear husbands and wives, affectionate
brothers ald sisters, and all the busy world, are
writing to each other on endless topics, with
whatever paper comes to hand, whatever pen.
whatever ink The varied stream thus forever
flowing Is the intellectual and emotional blood
OF the world, and no one need visit Egypt, or
summon an Eastern magician, to show him all
the acts, al the JOYS and woes of men reflected
from the mirror of drop OF ink hdCnN NdBS
MdgGztne.
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NATIONAL MILITARY ASYLUM
IN The Mans gers of the National Asylum tor dis
charged volunteer soldiers authorized by Act OF
Congress, approved March 21, 1866, ask proposals
for sites Tor Asylums by donation or SALE The pre-
mises NUT be situate of the loyal States,
tain at least 2O0 OF land and be IN a healthy
location aud easy OF access by railroad or otherwise
1t is the purpose OF the managers to erect without
de'ay, extensive and permanent buildings for said
Asy ums, and ITS establishment will be largely ad-
Vantageou TO secrion railroad IN the vicinity
of ITS location.
Plans specifications. and estimates for Asylum
buildings including detached cottages, also asked
ior the approval OF the Board. Liberal compensa-
ton will be gwen for the successful plan.
PrOpO g. plans, specifications and estimates-the
first named 10 be in writing, containing plot ana de-
scuption OF grounds and terms and conditions of
UaI sleT-must be sent to MajoT-Genera B. #. BUT
LER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the goth day of
June, 1866. BENZ. +. BUTLER
President Board OF Managers.
LEWIS Il. GUNCKEL Secretary.
Papers entitled to publish the laws of the United
States Tespec fully requested to publish this
three t3 weeks prior TO the goth of June 1866 and
send their bill with copy of notice, as above dI.
lected. 53l 1St
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT

ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
j. CORN.
CHIRF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, \
WASHINGTON ID. c., May 30 1866 }
There will be sold at Public Auction, in and near
thus city under the direction OF BreVet Lieutenant
Colonel j G, G. Lee, A. Q. M, on THURSDAY
June a. 1866 about 20 900 bushels of Corn in sacks,
ut the folOwin R-named points -
At sixth Street hari, 10000 bushels. III
AT Glesboro Depot, 10000 bushels
The Grain will be sold in lots OF 500 bushels, with
the privilege Of the purchaser taking any amount up
TO 5000 bushels.
The sale will commence at Sixth street wharf at 10
O'Clock A, M and INN edlately after the completion
OF the sale of the amount at that point 1t will be con-
tinued at 6iesbOro DeOOt.
A Government boat will be in readiness at Sixth
street wharf 10 terry persons who wish TO attend the
sale TO GlesboTo and back.
The Grain must be removed within ten days from
date OF sale.
Terms-Cash. in Government funds.
ID. Ii, RUCKER,
Brevet MajOr-Gen, and Chief QuarteTmaster,
53ll2t Depot of Washington.
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The WORST PUNISHMENT FOR A CHINAMAN.-
A Chinaman recently sent to the hulks, at Tou-
Ion, France for q murder committed in the
French possessions in CoChin-China, appeared
not to have had the SLIGHTEST idea of the gravity
OF his position, having looked upon his condem-
nation and transportation 10 Europe as a means
OF proving his devotedness to the religion of
COnfucius; but he was painfully surprised, on
his arrival, to learn that his magnificent tail of
hair was to be cut Off To lose this appendage
is considered, in China to be totally dishonored,
and he was, ol course, most anxious to preserve
II. However, he was compelled to submit, but
the shock was too severe for him, as the mo-
ment the scissors cut through the tuit Of hair he
tainted and was obliged to be conveyed to the
hospital.
EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE-A woman, about
thrtv-fve years of age, was found dead in
backward, near the CITY road, in London, on
the Sth instant, having stranged herself in a
most extraordinary manner. A police office,
who gave evidence at the inquest, said she had
fastened piece OF string-a penny ball of thick
twnc-IOund her neck. She had evidently held
with her left hand the end OF the twine against
the lett side of her neck, while with her right
hand she had wound the twine eighteen times
round her neck Every time that she twisted
the string round her throat she had pulled it
tight When she was found dead the remains
of the ball of twine were in her right hand.
POPULATION OF LONDON. population OF
London has been estimated by the Registrar
General at $40 on the Sth of April. 1867 five
years from the date of the last census. OF this
population 1929 339 are within the metropol
tan parliamentary boroughs represented by
eighteen members IN the House of Commons;
the remaining 425,6 Col persons are not within
the limits OF any of the boroughs. The 'metro-
polls" OF the Registrar-General extends from
Fulham to Plumbstead, and from Hampstead to
Streatham.
SINGULAR DIsCovERY.-A singular discovery
has been MADE at Rye England. While work
men were eXcayaung for drain they came
upon what has proved to be the deck of vessel
made of English oak, and Of larger construction
than are built at that port in the present dav.
This appears to confirm the tradition that the
town was at one period nearly surrounded by
the sea.
AN OLD BoNE.-At recent sale of antiquities
at Chester, England one of the lots was a well
attested relic of Miles Coverdale, the translator
of the first English Bible, consisting OF a silver
mounted box containing a metacarpal bone o
the right hand of the reformer, taken out of hi
grave in Cripplegate Church, London.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPO >ALS FOR MATERIALS UNDER THE
4 COoNlzANUE OF HE BUREAU OF ECU =
MINT AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUPPLIED
10 THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS.
.. .......... .H. NAVY ID PARTMENT,
BURFAU OF 4 oUIPNFNT AND RECRUITING D

MINT AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUPPLIED
TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY Az YARDS.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcEU1INe
WAsHINGToN, Jnne 4. lo68
Seoled Proposals. TO iurns1h NJ A IERlALS Tor the
Navy for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861 will be
received at this Bureau until 10 O'Clock A. M OF the
"a cay of Juv nextj at which tine the proposals
Tbe proposals must be addressed to the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting, Navy
Department, WASHINGTON, and must be endorsed
Proposals for Materials, etc, tor the Navy" that
they may be distinguished from ctler business let
tiers.
Printed schedules for any class, together with
instructions TO bidders, giving the forms oil proposal
OF guarantee and OF certificate of guarantols, Will
be tul nshed TO such persons desire to bid, on
application to the Commandan of the respective
navy yards, and those Of all the yards on applica-
Tie Commandant OF each navy yard and the
Purchasing Paymaser of each section will have
copy OF the schedules of the other ards for nj
nation only, IN order that persons who intend to
bid may Judge whether IL is desirable to make app
canon Tor any Of the classes OF those yards.
The proposal must be for The whole of a class /;
and all Applications for information, or for the
examination of samples, must be made to the Com
mandants OF the respective yards
The proposal must Oe accomoanied by certif-
CAFE from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
district in which the bidder resides, that he has
Incense TO deal in the articles for winch ne proposes
and he must further show that he IS manufacturer
OIL or regular dealer in, the articles which he
Off RS TO supply. The guarantOrs must be certified
by the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district
| in which they reside.
| Inc COnlluCJ VIII De AWaTuBU 10 lne person WHO
| makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re.
qUired by law, the Navy Departn ent however, re-
SEWING the right TO reject the lowest bid, or any
who IT may deem exoTbtant
Sursnes in the iull amount will be required to
sign he contract and their responsibility must be
| certified TO the satisfaction of the Navy Depart
| ment As additional security, twenty per oentum
| will be withheld from the amount oil he bills It'll
| the tract snail have been completed ana eighty
per centum of the amount of each bill approved in
| triphcate DY the commandant OF the respective
| yard, Will be paid by the Paym0seT of the station
Vnt0 IN tVNagN
at the option of the Government, within ten days
| after tie warrant for the same shall have been
| passed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
| The classes of tins Bureau are numbered and de
| siprafed n follows
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~ EAFNEsS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
IL treated with the utmost slecess by J. IsAACs.
NJ. D.. oeu ist and Aurlst NO oD PINE Street Test
be seen at his once. The Medical Faculty Invited
10 accompany tn cir patients be has secrets In hts
practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain No
charge made for examination. Iva
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS. AMBU-
l. LANLEs, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, ETC.

CHIEF QUARTERS AsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 2l, 1866
VIII be sold at Pubic Auction, under the direc-
tiOn BreVet Brgadier- General @. H. TompKins,
QuarteTmaster, at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washington,
ID. e.. on MONDAY. June IL 1866 at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ large lot OF Quartermaster's Stores, consist
ing OF
496 Army Wagons, 10000 pounds old Horss
$50 Amy Wagons with Shoes
Hay Racks, 1000 pounds old Wagon
IA twO-hoIse Wagons Tire,
IL Sprng Wagons, 700 sash with Glass,
Watering Carts, 1876 pounds Iallow,
43 Light Carts, Wagon and Ambulance
so two horse AmbulanCes, v heels,
l Buggy, Wheelbarrows,
1894 single sets Harness, Blankets,
412 Saddles, Buckets,
2l,570 pounds Scrap Chain Chains,
5000 pounds old Wagon Ha teTsi
AXles, Wrenches,
2s5 pounds Coil Chain, Anvls,
1892 pounds Lead Pipe, Smiths Bellows,
l65 pounds scrap Iron, Portable Forges,
2577 pounds of Lead, Planes,
$500 pounds Scrap Steel, Barrels
1900 pounds scrap Kettles,
Tongue Irons, Stoves, etc.
II coo POUNDS Scrap Brake
Irons,
This property has been wOrn but large portion
OF II il still seIviceabe.
he stores must be removed within i've days from
date Cf sale.
Ierms-Cash in Government funds
ID II RUCKER,
Breyet Maior-Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
B2217t Depot of Washington.
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NTAVY DEPARI MENT, BUREAU OF CON.
Y SThuCII,N AND REPAIR

NTAVY DEPARI MENT, BUREAU OF CON-
IN SThUCIION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nav % 1866.
Offers Will be received by this Bureau until the
18th Oi June 1866 for tue purchase OF the following
named vessels which may be seen at the Navy
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Screw steamer SYCAMORE" of 507 tons. old
measurement
screw steamer "ALTHEA," of 72 tons old mea-
sloop,oEwar "sT, LOUIS" of ZOO tons, Old mea.
NEW YORK NAVY YARD.
Paddc-wheel steamer JAMES ADDER," of l151
tons, "a measurement.
Fadde-wh'e el steamer "oCTORARA," of 500 tons,
Old measurement.
Padde-wheel steamer "TRGTONIA," of 2O2 tons,
screw steamer "JAsMINE," OF 100 tons, old mea.
suTement
screw steamer "KANAwHA," of 5O7 tons. old
measurement
sclow steamer "MARIGOLD," of ll5 tons, old
measuI ement.
BOSTON NAVY YARD
Sloop-ofwar "JOhN ADAMS" OF 700 tons
1Lese vessels will be sold with thel spaTs, stand
ing rigging two boats, and such other articles as
will be shown TO applicants BY the COmmandauU or
the Yard where the vessels he, viii the exception of
then armamPnts, navy al chors and CHAINS, nautical
and the INVENTORIES examined at any time appli-
cation to the Commandants of the Yards
Government reserves the right to withdraw any OF
the vessels from sale.
Payments must be made within three DAYS from
the dae OF the cephOn of the notice of the accept
aDce of an offer, and the vessels must be removed
from the Navy Yard within ten days from the date
of the det Cslt
Propo.as Will be indCrsed Proposals for the Pur.
chase OF Vessels" 524hfm9t
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
LIE OF OVERNMENT LUMBER,

GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
CHIEF QUARTRRMAs AsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, :
WASHINGTON. ID e., May 81, 1866 J
The offers received under the advertisement OF May
3 being considered less Than the real value OF the
material, were not accepted, and Sealed Proposals
are aPaln invited until THURSDAY, June 2I, 1865,
at 2 O'Clock M for the purchase of S43 COO feet of
Government Lumber, of the fol owing sizes and
descriptions WIT
$4,000 feet 1I-nch Oak.
100 900 feet Pinch Oak.
100 900 feet 23inch Oak
10000 feet 3iRch Oak.
10000 feet 3I-lnch Oak
70 600 feet 4-inch Oak.
10 600 feet b-inch Oak.
10000 feet 2.inch Hickory.
8 800 feet 3-inch Hickory.
14,600 feet +Iuch HIckOry.
$4,000 feet 15-inch Ash.
"a 600 feet 2-inch Ash.
SO 900 feet 3inch Ash.
80 600 feet 4.inch Ash.
20 600 feet 5-Inch Ash.
$500 feet s-inch Pine,
"a 500 feet h-nch Pine,
81 0C0 feet 1-nch Pine.
$4,000 ieet s-inch Poplar.
IS 900 feet 1.Inch Poplar
The attention OF wagon and car iagemakers IS
ca led to this sale as the above IS very superior lot
OF well.seasOned Lumber suitable for manufacturing
purposes. II can be seen by applying 10 Breyet
Bngadier- General q. H. TOMPKINSr Quartermaster
IN charge at Lincoln Depot about one mile east OF
Bios will be received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet and upwards. The Undersigned reserves
he right tc reject all the bids should they DC con-
PAYMENT lin Government funds will be required
upon notification OF aceeptance Of pc st anu prioI
moved within fifteen days alter the proposal Is &C.
cented - 49,,
name and Give his pOst-ofhee address PLAINLY in
dorsed Proposals Tor the Purchase OF Lumber"
and directed TO n u p1rCprp
Brevet MOlOr-Ge and Chiet QuartermasIsr,,
81lT Depot OF W ashington, ID. Q.
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1 DkUI UsALS FOX HEATING FORD'S
i THEATRE.
CHIEF QUARTERMATTER's OFFICE
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,

lDkOIOoALS FOX IL A II FORD'S
CHIEF QUARTERMATTER's OFFIoE,l
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nay % 1866 }
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY June IL 1866 at IL O'Clock M , for
in TIN, city known as "Ford;s Theatre and the two
small buildings connected herewith
Bids should be accompanied by plans showing the
manner IN which IL is proposed TO do the work. and
state the amount of radiang surface proposed Tor,
with description of the boiler and its capacity.
The work must be completed by the nrst day Of
September, 1866.
No bids will be entertained except those from per-
SONS who are known to be in this business, and can
refer to similar work which has been executed by
them,
Half Of the amount stipulated to be paid for the
ork Will be paid on its completion, and the remain
ing one. half will be leained until the heating ca "a
cities of the apparatus shall have been thoro ughy
tested and found satisfactory.
Bidders can see The buildings and receive infor-
nation in reference to the work by applying to MIR
EDWARD CLARK, Government Architect, No.
1888 Fourth street, opposite City Hall, Washington
ID G.
Proposals should be addressed to the Undersigned
plainly endorsed, proposals for Heating Ford's
Theatre" -.-
Brevet Major-Gen. and ChIet Quartermaster,
529 lit Depot or Washington.
FFICE DEPOT COMMIsSA SARY,
~ FORTRESS MONROE, Va MAY %, 1866
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate are invited until 10
O'Clock A NJ, on ia hURsDAY, the 18th day OF june
1000 'O' 900 go SI1I GALLoNs 1 IONS OF MoLAssEs
| (Three hundred and nineiy.ive haIt-barrels ave.
| raging about "a gallons each)
his article is branded Syrup" from Howell,
| Barr s Co, was made from MuscOvado Molasses IN
| December, 1854, and IS IN good oruer.
1he pacs ages will be recoOpered, and put in ship
| ping orders the quantity determined b. a Govern
| ment 2aUger.
PropOsa will not be received tor less than five (5
| bali bsTres
The Moasses will be delivered on board vessel
| free OIL wharfage, docka9e or labor.
Purchasers will be allowed ten 10y days to remove
properly.
| 1erms-Cash in Government funds of which ify
pPr cent Will be required the acceptance of the
bid the balance before delivery OF purchases
Bidders requested to be present, represented
| at the opening of he bids
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
| Proposals for MOlasses," and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
B26l0t Colonel and c. B. V.
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- TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
szzA- and ali other Surgical appliances OF the most
approved kinds Infinitely superior to all Others at No.
sol North SEVkNTH Street Ladies attended by Mrs.
tent surgeon. sE smrp
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 80 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.

Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly ow rates.
Insurance effected Tor year in any from $40
TO $40 600, at a premium Of only One-half per cent
securing the ull amount insured in death
a compensation each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short time Tickets for l. T. or 10 days or l. g. OF
MONTHS at 10 cents day, nsurng in the sum OF s3OOO
or giving sl6 per week disabled to be had at the
General Office, No. lS3 s. FOURTH Street. Philadel-
pha at the various RaiIOa ad Ticket Offices Be sure
10 purchase the tickets Of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General ONCE, Of any of the authOz I'd Agents the
LEWIS L. HoUPT President
JAMES n. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY @. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN @. BULLITr, Solicitor
DIRECTORS.
u dOupt, late OF Pennsy lVanla Railroad COMPANY,
NJ. Baird, of NJ Baldwin q Co.'S.
samuel Y. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank.
Richard Wood No. 800 N aTket street
James M. conrad, No. 623 Maiket street.
j. Il. kingsley, Continental Hotel
II, G. Leisenrtng, NOs 231 and 239 Dock street.
samuel WOrk OF Work, McCOuCh & co.
George Martin, No. 522 Chestnut street. ION
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Brew Brig. Gen. GEORGE II. CROSMAN,
Asst Q. NJ. Gen. u. 3. A.
GEORGE. X. ORME,
5257t Captain and Asst. Q. NJ.
525 It
A sslSTAN, QUARTERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
IA No. ~ STATE Street, new IoLk City.


A sslsTAN, QUARTERM AsTERs OFFICE,
"A No. ~ STATE Street, New YoIk City:
In pursuance Of orders of the War Department.
viii sell at Pubic Auction, at IL O'Clock M, ON
THURSDAY, the 7th day OF June, 1896 at the
premises Trenton, New Jersey, the BulldinIgs Bar
Eve Barracks, TWO stories high, and 80 by 30 fees
oflcers' Quarters, 100 by 80 feet.
Guard House, 80 by 80 feet.
Hospital, 30 by so feet.
QlarteImasteI's and COmmissary's storehouse, 30
storehouse, 16O by "a feet.
Kitchen, Is by 16 feet.
War house, 16 by 16 feet.
Shed, 10 by lS feet.
Blacksmith shop, 16 by 10 feet
Wagon Masters Office, IL by II feet.
Stable go by 26 feet
small Stable, 16 by 40 feet. ...
Matchhouse, by ieet
1850 feet OF Fence 8 feet high, and
450 feet of open Fence, feet high
The buildings were built OF good merchantaDle
lumber, and are in good condition.
The buildings will be sold separately.
ALSO, unless otherwise ordered, quantity OF
Ouartermaster's Stores, and Camp and Garrison
Equipage, consisting in part OF the following arH'
icles, viz =
s Horses.
Army Wagons.
Spring Wagon
Officers, Desks, Tables, Chairs.
Stoves StOVe.pIpe, Ranges
Leather Water Buckets.
Wooden Pals.
Carpenters Tools.
Spades, ShOves.
Coal Hods.
Harness.
Axes, Hatchets
Whuewash Brushes, etc.
CAPS, Jrowsers, Goats, Blouses, etc.
Also, 8 cords OF Zine Ood and
1000 feet assorted seasoned Lumber, in good
order.
Terms of sale-Cash on rendition OF accounts.
The buildings must be removed as soon as praoti-
cable, and at the risk of the purchasers.
For turther information in regard to the nature
and kind OF materials and articles, and their situA-
zion and condition, application should be made at
the Quartermaster's Office IN Trenton, to HENRY
4. hOLCOMB, Agent or to the uD dersigned.
The Government reserves the right OF decli ming
all bids offered, il they considered unfair or dis
advantageous
BY order of
Bvt Major-GeD. STEWART VAN VLIET,
| Chief QuaItermrster Department of the East.
b. q MORGAN,
5s9St BreVet Major and A. @. M.
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The following are the classes by their numbers,
required at the respective navy yBrds:-
RI1TERY.-NOs. l, 2 4, 6, 12 16, "a.
ARLESIOWN,-1, ?, 8, 4, 8, 8, II, IA, 16 is, %,
"a 81.
BROOKLYN Il, 2, 3, 8, 10, 16, 90, "a.
PHlLADELPHIA.-1,2 2, 3, A, b, 6, 10, IL, l3. 90
= IGtHiNGrON.- II Is %, 30 ~, s4.
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qlTg%9 ,, DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
afEzzzs.5st4--4R
ON THE sCHUYLKGLL.

SILVER WAVE"
Now running from Falrmount to Falls Of schuylkil.
wi leave Falrmount follows viz. ;At 72O $40, TO-
ll2O A. NJ. And at 1910, 2, S2O, 40, and SIP. NJ.
Returning leave the Falls at 8, $40, 1910, II NJ and
l2O, go, 4, 52N, and $40 P. M.
FARE-To Laurel Hin and the Falls, Is cents Column
bia Bridge or Washington Retreat, 10 cents, G59ws