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the Rev. +. KINCAID, the veteran missionary
Of the Cnion-a companion and fellow laborer Of
Judson-who has spent nearly forty years among
the idolatrous nations of the east. will speak,
morning and evening, at the Baptist Church,
next Sabbath. All interested in the religious or
temporal well being of the millions upon millions
of the east are invited TO attend. u. CoLMAN.
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AT THoRNE q ARMsTRONG's besides every.
thing you can need in the way of clothing and
furnishing goods, you will find a very superior
lot of Eastern made Trunks The intention is
to close them out rapidly possible, by offer.
ing them at great bargains. Call and examine
them
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STRAWBERRIES! STRAWBERRIES The place
to find fine fresh strawberries, oranges, lemons,
nuts, confectionery, &e, is at Baldwin's, corner
of Columbus and Madison streets. Also in re-
ceipt of fresh supplies of vegetables daily.
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Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court of this county met on Mon.
day. The week has been spent in hearing and
disposing of motions, and chancery causes. The
grand jury has been in session with large
amount of business before them. The petit jury
are not to attend until next week The whole
of next week has been set for the hearing of
criminal causes
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Strawberry and Floral Festival.

The Young Ladies Of Plymouth Church will
hold Festival at Washington Hall. on Tuesday
evening, June 18th, 1867, when will be pxpvided
plenty of Ice Cream, Lemonade, Bouquets, Music,
&c, &c.
All wishing pleasan. time, are invited to at
tend. Admission 10 cents.
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THIS MONTH ONLY--Persons intending to
have Photographic Views taken of Scenery, Build.
ings, Family or Party Groups, and anything in
the line of outdoor Photography, should leave
their orders at Bowman's Photograph Gallery
Immediately, as the season for such work will
continue but short time 9w.
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OUR druggists report the lodies favorite
"Wing's La Perfection" as selling very rapidly,
the ladies all use it. No one can detect its use ex.
cept in the improvement of the complexion. Sold
by druggists
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FEsTIvALs.-We are in the midst of the sea-
son of fairs and festivals and they seem to be en-.
tered into with spirit by our people, and lib
orally patrinized. On Wednesday evening the
Temperance orders of this city gave Straw berry
Festival in their fine Hall in Cheever's block.
which was attended by three or four hundred
people. Their receipts we learn were about
5000
On Thursday evening the ladies of the Episco-
pal Church gave Strawberry and Ice cream fes
tival at Washington Hall, at which, also, there
was very liberal turn out. Besides fruits,
creams and other delcaces the company was al
so entertained by some amusing and admirably
managed tableaux. The room was beautifully
ornamented with flowers, arbors, and the like.
The receipts were also about $500.
Quite number or similar festivals, we notice,
are projected for next week.
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JUST RECEIVED at Stiefel's Clothing Bazaar
another case of those eight dollar suits. Also
handsome lot of Linen Dusters Just the thing for
warm weather. La Sale st., near the Illinois
River Bridge
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p GRAND JURY TAKEN !-Frhay afternoon we
noticed quite u stir around the Court House, and
on enqriring learned that BdwMAN, "our spe-
cial artist" had photographed that honorable
group Of "a jurymen. DISCO .gG
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DrsTERs.-Linen busters, the finest arrange.
ment ever contrived for hot weather-cool as a
shade tree, cleanly and CONFERENCE.-The finest
stock in the city at Jacob Moneys, at prices so
low that nobody is excusable for not having
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Temperance Orders,

MoSrT0E DIVISION No. 5s5 s. OF T. Meet every Monday
evening A. their nall in Chceyers Block side Court
House. W. r Whitmorc. W. 7. y. Perley, IL. :.
q. g. T., OTTAWA LpDGEl No. iri: Meets every Friday
evening In their hail. Cheeycrs New Block Geo w. Elake
". Il. ;. j. Il. Rice ". &. I.
Radiant TEMPLE OF Colo WATER Meets every Saturday
evening.
T. H. LIVE OAK TEMPLE No (subordlnate): Meet. ey.
cry Tuesday evening their hall Chee7ers Block
DT J.. :. Hobert, W. {. 7. Chas. II. Vorce, W. r. -
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BASE BALL-The Shabbona Base Ball Club of
this city have accepted challenge to a friendly
contest with the Enterprise" Base Ball Club of
Peoria, and will proceed to that city on Friday
of next week The contest will be between the
First Mines of the respective clubs. The occasion
is one looked forward to with great interest by
the lovers of the noble game in this quarter.
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Masonic.

Regular communication OF Occidental Lolcc No. 10, /
A VI Mony evening June L. a, ~ oelck All raenbers
are required to be present By order Of WIN.
T. H. CLARK, Sec
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If you want the best dental operations that
can be performed outside of Chicago, 90 to DR..
MARINER, over Ortons Store. Main street
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II. q. a.. n.

OTTAWA LoDGE No. q: Meets every Thursday evening
DAuenTEs or RgBEccA; Meet on the third Tuesday
ming oi each month.
Ottawa ENcAxrsgsT No. Sc; Meets on the second an
ourtR tuesday evening.
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OUTDOOR GRoups.-Photograph Stereosco.
pic Views of Family or Party Groups taken at
residences or in groups. Leave orders at Bow.
mans Gallery soon. 2w.
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DEMoREsT's MIRROR OF Fashion for july.
at Osman & Hapeman's
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La sale County Agricultural Society.

La SaEe county Agricultural Society.
A meeting of the Board Of Managers Of the
above Society will be. held at the Office Of the
Secretary on Saturday, June 22d, at JPN.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meets first rhurday in each month in DR. j. Paus bui,
Ing Donations OF BIRDS insects and petfacons solicited
j. Pau. President. ". ". Cak!ns. Secretary
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UTICA PHOTOGRAPHERS this week by Bow.
MAN.
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Go to Hall q Murphy's for mattresses and
spring beds
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Rustic window shades Of all patterns at Hall
81 Murphy's.
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All kinds of dental operations performed in
first class style by DIR. MARINER, over Orton's
Store
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Go to Hall " Murphy's for parlor furniture Of
the latest styles. #... .4
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Go to Hall & Murphy's for all kinds of turni.
ture
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-rHRoUaH BY RAIL FROM WASHING
nnn. Ton AMP ALRxAsDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LfhCHbuka.
on this road viii run Is follow,
rr, rRAHs SOUTH. %
Leave Wa.hing,en q Z a N. sad sop.n.
Leave 0ordonsvills n n 30 p. n. and loan.
Arrive In Riehmond at p. N and O. m.
Arrive at Lynshburs st Q. % p. N. and lean
TRAINS NoRTH.
Leave LynshbuIg al 6ts q. m. and !. lsp. n
Leave oordonSville al II 30 p. IN. and IN Jan.
Arrive At AsxAndria At 4.66 p. M and 40 An.
Arrive a wsshingten a $50 pm. and b2s am.
Local frsisht train leaves 1sxaadria a. a n. ar.
diving In 0ordonsvills al II. Is q. m. NJ
Leave: oordonsVils ai iass p n, arriving In Alsx
: Throus H.isii tralu leave. Ai.z..ar. a. s.m
arriving IN Lylehburs a I.lo >. n. !. - -.
Lay, Leave; LyHshbsrs a aS = n arri,iss In Ai.I.
F.s.sngs. hen y.us.lo. vim isl. u. I. m.
soIth from rom Issssssrs A's' ana @s sAsA m train
P.s.ssssn ~ ne sss = n .aa Iis .. m. train.
nm ~ nSad on soalss s,,h trains Al wsshinstOn for
This routs has the over all othsrab By having
. continuous rail- from New York 10 Lynshburg, 40b
II also passes through Fairfax, Bali Ran, Manassas.
Bristew, Catlett's, RappahAnnoek, Cuipspsr Orange
and Oordonsyile where mEny Of the Ersat battlss Oh
the late rebellion were fought '--.rrI
opposite the B. and 0. r. r. Depot, "a Washinstss;
also at the Depot, on Maryland avsnns.
ington. W. H. MoCAfFKRrY.
''a'r. sapsiso,;fd;a' " saospIs.
oes-u General Passenger Aasnt
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every Sabbath psrpins II "a o'ciSch wm, Frey,
81. rPaui's, corner Of Eleventh and n streets
west Rev. y. O. Butler, pastor. Services IL ..
m and evening Lecture on Thursdsy evening.
rrw JEnusALru.
Church, North Capitol street, between and o.
Pastor, Rev Jabss Fox Services At IL q N
cnursrfAn cuURon u TIL T
Ths Christinn Church msets In the buprems
Court room Of this District at the City Hail on
the Lords Day, at II o'clock a n. s..rr
roura nsn's cunisffAr Assoofkfror.
The monthly meetings Of the Young Mons Chris
tian Association (No. BOO Seventh strest,l for the
years 1861, win be on the third Monday In saoh
month, Wis: Nay n June IS, July 10, August 70,
September N, October II. November 10, Dscember
II, Jannsry u, February lS, March 10, April ID,
and May 10 social prayer mssting h held at
CHURCHES IN GEORGETOWN. ..
81. Johns lProtsstant Rpiscop.Ll Rev. hr.
Prssbytsriap, Rev. M. Taylor. Services morn
: christ chafes, lp. Z. ), Rev. Mr.. Williams. ssr-
vices mcrning and evening. a0. m .. #r ..Fl1
Z 81. Aiban's, Rev. Mr.. Chew, rector. ssl -
Msthodist Episcopal, Dumbarton strvst, Rev.
W. D. Edwards, D. d. Services morning and eve
Ming. o "a At L 1
Z. Hyssrs and d. A. shsrnsn. ssrvi-,s nornins
and evening. Hri41am1HI
West G,orsstovn, On B..) Rev. Geo. N. Berry.
Services morning and evening. ~ %
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr.
Brown. Sabbath school instruotion apd preaching
every babbeth
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1SH6PENNsYLYANIA1S66
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
rwKLvR DAILY TRAINS.

On and .ftsr MONDAY, October ls, 1895, trains win
says ne unien ras,snssI Depot corner q wsshinsoa
DAY TXfRss s.y sIssst r s:.sss a
stopping a. Jchnstcwn, oonemansh, oaitssn, Altoona
=. =, s.':
nstOn and At Philadsphia for New York. Boston. and
IITcosS gTccohmopA ALTON, a.lly .rs.p. sunday,
90 m, s.enpns a. all regular stations bsivsss
Pittsburgh and Altoona, and making close oanoson
R.I,s.d, ESsa,bufssnd crs..on k,iirO.d, and Hoii.
PiTTsb1R6s AND ERIE MAIL, daily ....p.suad.y,
a 1901 m, stepping only at Consmsagh, dsiiitIss
Altoona and fll pfinepai stations making direct con
sss,isn q htui.burs for New YoIi, BslanOrs, ssd
NAIL ICcoMMoDAros, daily tsss.p, Sunday, At
20. m .,ORHss !. an rsgSiaI ...tos. between
trains the Ebsn.burs and crsssos rsiiroad sad Hol.
PAii.h ziIIlB SKiPTfa ILPIHia KxpRSss a.u,
Ping at LAtrObe, BlArsyiiis Intsfsseton, toknstOvn,
oonsnaush, GallIsr Altoena, sdon, Lsvstoun,
nniiaiH Newport .Isy.y,s. aar.i.bSfg, Laass.sr And
siPhiisdsIphs for New York Bosioa ana iatsrm.diss
fttsSars 70 PSiisdsipbis and BsitsOrs, and 70 New
fS15 " sss A,usScR ,SSss
day) stAss & stepping 81 regular stations ssivssn
sis.sson Win I.i.. On iSs Indians Bf.ssi md West
Stopping sa % only !: @ S' os.s ofns .scs. Hunt
nsburs, Middstssn, Laneastsr, sad Dovninstoun, =,
making eonnsstlea At tHarrsburg for nsu York, Bai
York, Bosaoa anA iHtsrmsdiats points. slsspinT ears
through IN this train to PhiadslphiA and 70 New
Ysfk On the Allsatewn route.
nrs lsssnnolsnpa rraih for wsrs Station issvss
d.ily ts.sspt sundayl q $50 . -....-LE
esseaA Train for Wall q Station leaves
daily (sxsspt Bunday) al 80 q. m. - =
ird As:eanolalioa Train for walls Station leaves
daily (snssps Sunday n aS p. n. 4 -0TII[ ~
rourth alton Tnain for Wall sskisn lssyss
daily tsxssp. suhasyl 10 90 ,. N. 80
Asssmaod.siea ~ rssa s.ssea. stopping u al sia.
rhs Church Train leaves wAl's btaton every sunday
q sos n, ana arriving n PiilsbursA d io.os n
d wsii's s,AAisn q 400 3 n fl7'l =. = ~
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
l. SOUTH. .er..

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRABoARp ROUTE now
OPEN AID IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK To NEW oRLRAns,
VIA TEE ...
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlanta wsst Point
h,eon Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this old-establlshsd and fAvorits
route, with view 70 maintaining Its we'll known
prestige have thoroughly feurnished II with new and
magnificent passenger ears all Of the latest and most
approved pattern, and built expressly with an eye 10
health elegance, and comfort On all night trains luz.
urous paAtal sleeping oars Possessing every modern
comfort. - ~ ~
Throush tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm
portAnt points South w
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and C0MfoRr. T| Z : =
For through tickets or reliable Information apply at
the Ticket once the southwest corner Of Psnniyva.
-. wLLKKR,
Jew General Agent
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A TTRAOTIvE NEW WORKS,
f" PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN
rIokNoRaPIxLDs, Bosros.
IN sRPTRMBRR.

THE BIoLow PAPERs. BY James Russell Lov.li
Second Series. vol. lemo.
THE YANKEE IN CANADA. by Henry d. Thorsau.
l VOL l6mo. Uniform with walden, uI&e - q
TRKAsUREs FROM MILT0N's PROSE WRITINGS.
yol iemo Bevsllsa boards and red sdgss, uniform
The LIyE OF JAMES OATES PERcIvAL. By
Jrlius u ward vol. Large lame. 40 D. -
POLITICAL WORKS By Thomas Z. Hsrysy. Com.
and Gold. = Z. ~ " I-''T- ~ NJ -
.PoEhs By ni.sbslh Aksrs (Fiorsnes Persy.) Com.
plsts In one volume. Blue and Gold. = =
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-T E A VI - HIPS.

E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPRIserIELD, The oosnkcrIcUr RIvKR, ,bs
WksTRRN and vRRMOHr RAILROADS. n - =
n.1.. from F ;'H.' f.s s,. q % any i s. sr ~.
ron n. s.'.s 4 , m. Ss i.ssls % "a board over
rIsis from New Haven Srosss . ysI.
sSi ss ss AGENT r i e a.. s.l afss fses 'Is;, .ss
CAFRTY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
RySr RkSgS sSsTos, Tosessrss, IaLnsR, yIgGs:
so5srsss th SnC1sp SIHr Th1 wHr ~.
sosrcs ss CITY oi
,. :ss S.S .... Il NV tIsH Lon 81!
poh The, hsr; =, ,sOsnss.ns yi,h n. s.s.peosi krprs.s
isr, Boston ana worss.,sr worcester and Es.sus sns
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken
he iev.st rates For Information inquire Of = g.
TUE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
- sus1tg AvoipIsd PoiNf JUDITH. .r.. .a.
sioHisoros LINZ q Steamer, s.las q. .Af..i .ns
suisssss between Boston and New York. The staunsA
T5EsSGYi aSSS Gs "a !siysS.r
On nosD1TS. WiDss2Difs :ss Sfini iTnRipArs
zs znsoIsloss, ?. n, from Per =, Ne is soLth River
..i.,y Sat. room: ..ssr.s Il m he ssss Fer n. T.
on board the boad, No. 70 Washington street. Boston,
snd at the Providsaes depot Return trains lsays
Boston at sHp. N.
.pa Mr. srMoss, Agent
E0R BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
Il IALL RIVER, by the splendid and superior steam.
sr nBwPoRT, hEfRoP0LIs, OLD COLONY, snd
EhPIRR sf4rK Of great strength and speed built
prsssly for the nsviSaon Of Long Ilsnd Sound ran
alag In eonnsetion with the OLD Colony and Newport
railroad. ..- = !
Ls.vs Pier ~ n. 4 foot Of Murray street, daily,
tsasdsys sxssp..dD st r.
Hsv York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at D.
n, landing At Newport.
II. ENPiRi sTAfI. Capt =. annOn., isav.. Tues.
day, Thursday, ,and Saturday at p H. isnding ct New
4 baggage -mssisr s attached 70 sssh steamer, and
aeeompaniss tbs baggage 10 its destination.'
A steamer runs In eonneetion with this line daily
lsupdsys sxespted) from Newport and Fall River to
frovidsnee
For tr.ish. passage apply board at the sass
Ptsr B n. n 70 secure state rooms In advance TO
ap7 .l q LfTLEPfKLD. Agent, n Broadway.
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DROP OsALs FOR SOAP

OFFICE DEPor CoAAIssLRI OF suBsIsTEEcE,
WAsHIEOToE, D. C., January 10, 1857. !
Healed proposals. in duplicate Of the form furnished
BY the undsTsg will be received until SATURDAY,
the 22d instant! at II m for supplying the subsisenes
Del 'Artmsnt with
HARD SOAP,
10 70 made by boiling from only good materials, ee
roi clay, soluble glass; other AdulsTAons to have
unpleasant OdOr, to contain not more than twenty
ave per cent Of water, and TO be we'll dried before pack
be delivered AS follows one third ca on or be-
for the 10th Of February onethird G on or before
the 18th Of February and the remainder before
the 18th OF March, 1897.
Amples must be furnished with the proposals, to
VII Ieh copy Of this Advertisement must be attached
Boz les to Be we'll strapped with hickory straps the
Of the contractor date Of transfer as well Gs the
tens, with gross taTs, and net weight, must be
Plkinly marked on every package. The soap will be
sfuy Inspected before II 10 received and compared
with the retained samples. YeTiheAiiOn Of weight Of
package will be determined aA desired BY the under.
hs ned who will also settle all questions with regard
20 quality and condition.
IA mSns be made the article 10 received
sAtlsiAeoryi but twenty i've per cent will be re-
served from each payment until the compilation Of the
contract
he allowance for packages.
II will be received at the subastsnee Storshousos a
tho Monument Lot, and Sixth -strse wharf, or At the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. = ~
jaIg.H AsjOr aAd 0, ,S'u uaA
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT. S..o OF TaE f.rlsT lsTnEloR CsseE
wAsHMGTOH, Jan, 8, 1857.
On the petition Of Christopher Duokworth, OF Mount
Carmel Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 2Sth day Of June, 1893 for an I'M
prov sment In Shuttle Box Motion In Looms for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the est b day Of June, ls07i
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of June
next al IL o'clock and all peTsops are notihed to
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 70 ale In
the Patent Once their objections specially set forth In
wIiRE Al least tOsRv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hSd by either party, to be used At the
said hearing must be AkSn and transmitted In aeeoTd-
with the rules Of the once, which will DO FUR
nishsd on application.
DsposlhohS and other papers, relied npon as tssli-
mohy muSt be nled In the once oentv days before the
day of hearing The Ggumsnts II any, within tan days
Ordered, also, that ths notice DO Iablishsd IL the
REruBLIoAE And the Inislli0sRcer, WAShington, ~ O.
And In the Palladium, New Haven, Conneeueut,
oncs week for three successive weeks The nrst Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. 7, ., THkAkkR,
CommissioAsr Of Patents.
P.s-EdilOrs q the AboIs paper. will please copy,
and ssPd theiI bills 70 the Patent onss with paper
sOntaiiing this notice jslo-vsv
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ID ARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III RAILROAD.


On and after MONDAY, August 9, 1855, the trains
and boats o. this company win leave as follows;
btsamer JESSE HofT will leave Pier No. 50 N. r.,
Express for Red Bank Branch farmingdais Point
Pleasant, Breksburg, Manchester, Toms River, Wood
mAnsie, Barnsgat hhamong Tuckerton Atslon Jackson
and Philadeiphia and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad
At4 p, m. from Pier No So N. r., and Is D. m
from Pier No NJ R. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and Express train for Long
Branch.
Fare TO Long Branch on this train only Is cts
Fare TO PhiladelphiA on all trains, "a
The freish boat leaves at 30 for all points on
the line and Philadelphia.
RETURsIs0 TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
kxPress at q. m, from foot Of Vine street Fare to
New York, a.
Way, NAH, and Express at $40 a. H. from Camden,
arriving a. New York at $50 a. m. and stopping al
Pier n X.
Hrsight at 6.l6 p. m, arriving in Now York at
o'clock next morning.
. All baggage must be delivered In New York al Pier
No ", a. none will be received at Pier at Nos
seA'H WIN. n CLAYTON, SupL
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p... ,hTouTh oasR raID Sofor. T..sSps no. 3sDS
up checks and deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
once No. toPenn street. open day and night whore ali
win rsesivs prompt attention.
baltimore express vili arrive with Philadelphia .z.
press At q 30 p. m. on Mondays
themselves responsible for personal bagraes only ana
for an amount not exceeding eloo.
W. n. BECKwTrH, Agent,
Al the PsnnsylyAnia Central Railroad Passenger gia
uon. Libsrty And Washinstop strssta
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1855 ARRANGEMENTS 1895
io9SnRw york LINHsooo
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK .
y- AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARP AND KRNsINGToN

AND TRENTON RAILRo1D CoMPANiRs' LiNEs,
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK Z
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARR AND KESsIsGToN
WILL LhAvl Al RoLLows, vIlI fsrs
A. a m. via Camden and Amboy-o. aaa A. A.
s n., Via Camden :na jsr.:y ci;,.I:. J.s.
L seq AeeommodAt alton. ........................a Is
All a m, Via Camden and Jersey 0ity-Morn-
ns m. Via G:ni:. and i:l.:y Gsy.i oi... %
n. Vi; K.s:iaii:: .Sa jersey oii;.: 10
nIia' Vi; camden and iSioyo and 4 X: %
na m via Camden and ISs:;.G. and 4.
At m, Vi. KsS.issica ana Jersey CITY W
-Washington and N. Y. Express. ......... g. 90
S pm, y. Remington And Jsrssy City
At ny p M. u. k.i;insics and j:i;:; cii; "
" SESt) Via K:a.ias,Cs ana j:i::y sii; :"
At sp N. !, via Camden ana xmbcy"i::cmmc. "
dAtion tfreght and passsngsrD
10 " Isl class sstlsfst............. ai,
fhs 8. 10 p. m. Evening Nail and tho l. 80 mighty
Southern k5Pr''s will run daily. (Al others, Sundays
PHILADELPHIA AND sHw YORK LIsss
Leave Walnut street wharf at Sand a. N. II M,
Leave Remington DspO. at IL. lSa ~ 4 80, l. 80 and
o. % p. M and Il 90 a. m. (night) -.
The o. 20 p N. line runs daily (all others, San
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave Iss & loot q Barclay street .ts m and p %
n; land p. m, and II night.
Ths 2 m line runs daily iai others, Sundays
Philadelphia and New York Linss
PHnADHLPnA. Dee rs. 1855 dssl
The national Republican., 1867-01-16
SHORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
DBTWEHH
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
leaving New York, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at s A. m. l2l6, and sP, m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 10 by far the most delightful between the two
great ees bkTng does the shores OF Long Island
Sound and HarrAgGnss Bay, being almost entirely free
irem dust Chat great annoyance TO trAVeler and af-
foIding . hne sea breeze nearly the entire route.
splendid sleeping cars attached to all night trains.
ssls-u g. 4. SCRANTON, President