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Congress and the Constitution.


THE New York Times processes to believe the
entire work of Congress in regard to recon
struetion to have been extra-constitutional.
1t asks, where in the Constitution does any
body ''fnd authority for Congress to pass a
law excluding certain States from representa-
ton until they pass laws or adopt constitu-
tions such as Congress may prescribe; or to
subject the civil functionaries of State to the
paramount authority of military commander;
or to decree universal negro suffrage in the
Southern States as the condition of restora-
tionH We can find no such authority, and
never could; nor have we ever been fortunate
enough to find any one who could point it out"
Allow a man to manufacture his own
premises, and he may prove almost anything.
And so, allow the Times by the forms of its
questions to put into the mouths of its oppo-
nents concessions which they do not make,
and it presents quite formidable front. In
the sense in which the Times uses the word
estate" we deny that the late Rebel COM
munities constitute States, and, therefore, also
that they are entitled to representation, or
have any "civic functionaries' to be subjected
to the paramount authority of a military
commander" We believe the action of Con-
gress in reconstruction to have been entirely
constitutional, and neither to have been be-
yond the Constitution nor opposed to it. Such
we have no doubt is the conviction of the great
mass of Republicans whose minds are not
burdened by the metaphysical refnements and
complications which never cease to affect the
editor of the Times. The overthrow of the
Rebellion having left the former States
of the South which participated in
it without any constitutional frame
work of civil government, reconstruc-
ton became a necessity, and was made spe-
cially obligatory by the Constitution itself,
where it provides that the United States shall
guarantee to each State republican form of
government. And as Congress is the legisla
tive branch of the Government, it, and it alone,
was competent to inaugurate the work of reor-
ganization. All that the President did, or at
tempted to do, was unconstitutional and
usurpatory, and at best could only be regarded
as provisional or temporary in its character.
The organizations which he effected possess no
sanctity, no legality, and to speak of them as
"States,' or as entitled to representation, is
grossly to err.
AS to "decreeing universal negro suffrage" "
Congress had no rghtful choice in the matter.
It could know no distinction of color among
the citizens of the United States. 1t would
have had just as good right to exclude all
the whites as it would to have excluded all the
blacks. Granting that it had the right to
reconstruct Al all, it was bound to do 80
on the principles of justice and equality.
| In our view, therefore, in this whole contest
Congress has been guided strictly by the letter
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STOKES g. WOOD;
NO. 7Oa ARCH STREET,
OFFER GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR AT
MUCH REDUCED PRICES.

STRIPED LINEN DRILLING, FOR MEN
AND BOYS, AT 871s CENTS.
BROWN: LINEN DRILLING, 371a, AS, so,
AND SO CENTS.
FINEMIXED LINEN NDUCKS AND DRILL
INGS, GOOD STYLES.
LIGHT MIXED CASNIMERES, 20, SIX
CENTS, SI'OO AND sI'25, CHEAP.
ALL-WOOL, AND COTTON AND WOOL
FLANNELs FOT BATHING ROBES.
BROWN AND BUFF LINENS FOR
LADIES' SUITS. [s9s2H
LIGHT WEIGHT MIDDLESEX AND
FRENCH CLOTHS FOlR CIRCULARS.
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as well as by the spirit Of the Constitution.
In its successful resistance of Executive
usurpation, IL has rescued the Constitution
from the most formidable assault made upon
jtsinoe the foundation of the Government.
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2o, NO. a2O NORTH NINTH STREET.
PRICE g. WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILRER,

HAVE JUST OPENED
Two cases Colored Mohair Alpacas, choice shades
Fine French Percales, 371s cents per yard.
Stripe Poplins, so cents per yard.
A cheap lot of Plaid Goods, 2s cents per yard
BLACK Silks BLACK Silks Very cheap,
WHITE GOODSI WHITE GOODSi
White Piques 6O So. e2 75 cents and o. per yard
Handsome Plaid Muslins, very cheap.
SOit Finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and Swiss MuslIns
Figured Swiss Muslins, from auction cheap.
shirred Muslins, ga 90 cents, sIl21S, Sl25. and
81 S75s per yard.
Best makes Blesched and Unbleached Muslins at
the veiy lowest market prices
Bargains in Ladies ana Gents Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkfs
cheap lot OF Worked Handkerchiefs, from auc.
ton.
a large assortment OF Linen Fans. very cheap.
Ladies' and Misses hoop Skirts, best quality, no q
PRIOE Sc WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT SITS.
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THE ONE PRICE STORE.
IBAVE OPENED THIS MORNINGS,
Great Novelties ia Dress Goods.

COMPRISING IN PART:
30 pieces fine Cambria Lawns at 25 cents.
20 pieces fine Swiss Lawns half price.
20 pieces fine Organdie Lawns, corded In French
printing.
Fine Lawn Robes Just onethird their value
80 pieces printed Piqut S. III oilpainted colors.
For beauty CT design and coloring they have no
equal; Tourists and others In want of such goods
would 90 well to call.
Just opened anotLe case OF those fine white Piques
hanusome goods, only so cents.
TRAVELLING GOODS TRAVELLING GOODS
Poplinetts plain and mottled Goods, all low
prices
~ yard black Glacie, for Dresses, equal to sikh
appearance and lustTe.
NEW GOODS opening daily, from New York, Phila
deIphia and other markets.
MU5LINSI MUSLINSl MUSLINSI
All the leading makes OF
SHIFTING,
SHEETING, and
Pillow CASE MUsLINs
At the lowest market prices 6IIm
Yard Wide Brown Heavy. only l2I cents.
GEORGE d. WISHAM,
No. North EIGHTH street.
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10 The Editor Of the Evening TeLegrdph: t
Permit a reader avail himself of your libaralty
to suggest. through the med um of your journal. to
the numerous church organizations of our city, that,
If practical they take up special cOllec ion TO
(Sabbath day) to assist far possible In re-
lievng the lem porary necessities of the suddenly
reayed iaml of the victims of the late distressing
disaster This would afford many an opportunity to
contribute their mite 10 so praiseworthy an objecL
and f but a mall should be realized by each,
aggregate would doubtless amount to generous aud
acceptable Offering. B,
PhiladelDhia June 8, 1867,
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE SUFFERERs.-We are
requested to ackno Wedge the receipt of $1OO
from j. @. & Co. for the sufferers, to be dstri-
buted through the agents OF the Home Mission
ary Society, No. 5O7 North street. Any sub
scriptIons will be received by us, acknowledged
through our columns, and handed over to the
agents of the abovenamed Society for the allie
Walton of the wants of The unortunates of the
late sad calamity.
Amount previously acknowledged S25'OO
J. G. O. Co. 10000
j. Fl. 7. 500
Theodore Bliss & Co. 26'00
L. M. Bryan, ESQ.,, per Ihos. j. Mason, 5000
Total $175'0O
We also commend to our clerical readers the
suggestion contained in the appended commu'
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SILKS
SILKS !
DRESS GOODS!

NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
FIGURED GRENADINES.
SILK AND WOOL POPLINs,
FRENCH JACONET LAWNS Al CENTs
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, rs AND
81 CENTS. '' . N-NA'A'
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CROPS AT THE SoUTH.-The prospects for the
cotton crop in Georgia are said to be very
fine, and the product is estimated as high as
100000 bales. Grain crops are also said to be
very promising, A similar state of facts is
reported in Alabama, and, indeed, throughout
the entire South, The Mobile Tribune says:-
"We have looked at papers from all parts of
the South, and discover that everywhere, with
very few exceptions, the crops are full of pro-
mise, more especially of wheat and corn.
There is no very important complaint of the
condition of cotton, and that is something of
value, for within twenty years we have not
heard of the prospect of good cotton CROP"
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COTTON GOODS!
Still Further DepressiOnin Prices.

Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, I2lS cents
Excellent Yard vice Shirtings. Ie IL ana oo
cents. I'-
New York Mills, williamsviue, and WAN.
sutta.
Wide Sheetings, very low.
Pillow Muslins, 23:and 25 cents
Good Yard-wide Unbleaohed, Is, ls, and Is
cents.
e Very Best Heavy Unbleached Muslins, 20 and
% cents.
Unbleached sheetings. cheap.
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COSTLY CABNET.-An ebony cabinet, in.
laid with ivory, and intended for ladies'
boudoir, is exhibited in the Paris Exposition
Its price is $4,000.
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CTEAM DIRECT TO BREMEN, SOUTHAMPTON AND
~ hayre, by the splendd class mail steamship AT
LANfc sailing July q, Drafts Paris and part Of
way corner or Rector street.
RARE cHANcE-rHREE FIRST CLASS PASSENGER
ics ~ sss,s Tor steamer Arago for august IN the best
applied Tor Immediately Apply 10 q. q. STAkLY No.
New Chambers street, from II A. ". TO ar. NJ
TRAvELIERs FOR EUROPE CAN HAVE TRUNKS.
l. Packages, vauables &c., forwarded from any
point in Europe ~ moderate rates. Through the
European EAprcss. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 CO.,
~ Broadway.
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COAs-WIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY,s
L THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA AND CEINA,
CARRYINu UNITED STATES MAIL, --~-'
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
eteaners leave pier f2 North OF Canal street
al IL O'Clock, noon. AS follows
AUGUST 1-ARlzONA Captain Maury connecting with
GOLDEN AGE. Captain Tarnsworih
AUGUST l0--HENRY CIAUNCEY, Captain Gray, CON
meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidae.
AUorsJ 2l-RIsING STAR, Captain q r. Seabury con
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain sutton
loo pounds baggage allowed free TO each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch at Acapuco those OF Let
coane.t 81 Panama with for South Pacific ports
LIST and llh for Central American ports and those OF st
touch at Manxanio.
Departure OF Ilh Of each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of August 10 Will closely with steamer
Great Republic Francisco September for roko.
hama aud Hong Kong; At Yokohams with steamer Costa
Rca for Nagcsaki aud Shanghae.
tickets and all further information apply
he Office the wharf, foot Of Canal street. North river
New York. =. X. BABY, Agent.
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poARD OF AuDIr.-RULEs ADOPTED BY THE
sslsns shs proceedings said Bcards, York
fTst-The. statutes by which the said Boards Of Audit
: ssn fau1f
. s T Ss sa:a o'stsS ss
Qr ne aSgs,mcn. and settlement q such claims, Or be-
g iss s
~ In es%psnss win lie Teas.sS.ss: Of 4. statute.
g sSs CsnproIisr q shs ciy e New Yori sslcss
DSy Of % not S
~ s s. : dc ;s s:' :ss s bs s:
. as py SA.se s ss ''s y s & %
,,.I Ss So%Rsss S = sss
:s: ' zap!sss. iss % ' sr ss @
AZ has been prCsssa.sd SI0ush. upsn me saim
Rs: the time ei q such u any, .he
.sss s ai s
Ss
1Ounds q such judgment
Z.
ses of hs claim the Uoanss &. u" be
having answered ed Dy ss.srs denial, and
ant w6s required g sustain his claim BY proof Of The
VIII Ss made Of the claim. presented
. .s s. ss e ss .a
ss9ursd and ca,%s w b taken .P and heard 10 their
sSs S::S sSs:;: Dis:Isass may Be
SIA Ssy essndsr for each day Consisting Of no, moro
aa ten eases otherwise ordered by the Boards
uhaI BY the clerk directed by the Boards,
and poaed n the By the boards for hearing
Sf calendar No adjournment Of any the day
ssndar vii be granted except for sufficient cause shown
D aGdavit.
szih-rhe hearings Of said claims shall be conducted
gsneraly In the the trials Of actions In the
Courts Of Record but the form and Of proceeding
1. q p. ON aa
pc nssent with the dntes purposes Of these boards
uhah apply 10 hearings before them.
ssventh-Thc decisions Of the Boards Of Audit upon
claims heard shall be announced. in board, imne
qay after the opening Of sitting for the day after
s hearings shall be closed be conveniently done
CHAuNCEY NJ. DEPEW President
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
b. w. BOxNEY
J. II. MARTlEDALE.
W, X. STEWART
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EXPRESSES.

4 -BvSrHAN's FURNITURE EXPRESS, orrics
As ht West Eleventh street. SiSth avcnue-Iares
tsSCp fg Wosipg fgrnlYrs s,y g county yprnitur'
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4 CAPITAL HOUSE TO SPEND COOL, PLEASANT
n time n very moderate rates Is the Gorham House.
= GOrham Having tired many more pretsnoIs t.ss
and comfort and good slight expense
AIRS Those who try on Our Recommendation VIII thank
for the suggestion.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

TlONT OFFtCE NOTICE.
L The mails for Great Britain and the Continent, via
Southampton and Hamburg per steamer Allcmanna for
ireland Via Queenstown per steamer City OF Antwerp and
for Bremen per steamer Atlantic win close At this oee
Bres per steamer Europe WI close a this oacs sasur
day July a. Of 10 A. M and At sthe town Offices fol
iows:-sa tons A aud D. e5A ~ stations g and u, q
A. NJ; stations y and y, 740 A, station o. INA NJ.
station o. ga N. JAMES KELLY. y. N.
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CoAsT,yIsE srEAMsHIPs

LIMITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing every Til kSDAY from pier North river nj three
COLUMBIA. ID. Is. Barton master August
EAGLE ". X. Greene, master :, August .
For freight or passage apply TO
GEO. b. HARRISON, President
No. Bowling Oreen
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WILL ~, 1OOs.
EUROPEAH sTEAMsHIPs.
NEw YORK AND BREMEN srfAMsnIP ooMPAsY.-
III s.ia sfs ziss'
an -. ,AyL4ETIc. capt.i. Charlie. Hover;
iss
S' 81; g f1sassds :: Apply
sSsEH sShsfs nSrR r. w....
the United States mail win sail from the bremen pier,
'''' 'A''' '''ffii TiuSsSS9. Hssfss9 a o32uousr
pRrxEs, VIA GeaourHAMrros,
,,s Taking passengers to
at the following rates. payable IN sOor its equivalent in
For the First Cabin. slas; Second Cabin. s7s;
seyn.se ussp%a n ssssip,as SssssES
0'e'N passage SH2EicRs s2GfiS CO.. Broad street.
DIRECr STEAMSHIP LINE
The anderssacd despatch hs hrst ssss English iron
,,,n ,.I sG5SEA 'sss;ss Captain 4sssss
III; SSss's \, !:;s %s;s 4
Takng at the following rates from Antwerp
First cabin .coordns 10 location of sa.eroo s7s to go
EXCURSION rickkrs AT ..u
1iy:s; T;.ss ;is.s ,s:S
rot Apply p2si.S, and sn KILLER ssx York
" Ss Brssawsys n passage No. So sChs%bssFs sSsss stree
NAIIoNAL STEAM, NAVIGATION COMPANY
p sarss
VIRGINIA; Capt prcwss Saturday. JULY q
W. HSESSS|s s:;ss:; As:s:;
Cabin passage p.ysbls in roic. SCI and s7o
siserase rpicEeis om Liverpool or Queenstown SIS cur
p.Ss ss ss$': ;ss !; s .s:s: e a' Cor.
W. HURST. Manager.
oSDoS YORK s5EA.sIe LINE
EXCURSION tickets at reduced rates. available for six
Sssin D.Sn from New yer. Asa.
a;s TT SS
pier No North river Tor iondou calling Bre. s On Sat Sat-
Brsst ana res.. old ihroash BY 10
ls &c STa as Dsnsa
'e'sn' Apply owE%ND y oaia eAsprNwALL Agents.
S17O cURREscy-BxcuRsIos TICKETS
fo AND FROM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND
Available for twelve months.
THE ANCHOR Tsa sff'i Ef ESfsT i'E''; s4funDAv
no land nail ana SIsss
USITbR sna g
c3Esbokia %asdonsld sails :s;
o.,,. E;c: q q payable i SisITsass
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool Glasgow and Derry
Passengers booked to ana from Hamburg. Havre. Ant.
As this company does not employ runners passengers win
please come % diree. % he once:
xsS sSxirs Green, New YORK.
- o-,-...,.,o.. ,,., = 80, -. 80
Segl and z.yrs Company. sr. s...
and GUIDING sTAE e aav.s csyDs the X. Sned rcd
;Sssssss ssIi :s:aa s',e.s ..s,e:y % ~
EUiTON G. - fowraead' saturday, Aug Sl isol
and every fourteen days iksrcaiier '' wy" -
Rates Of passage, payable in gold.
stssnd s.sss dle eis::
srsssa sss y On ss:9a s
able: uness bills o. sdnS Sssns iSs Value ssprs::sd
1S. H1srsGS Hx1SrrsG2S,E s0r T. M:yy.s Sc &c
For further information apply 70
No. 10 srose.sy, SS,ys New x'sss1 YORK
FIHE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY
i iron mail steamship
ALLEMANNlA, . -
sail on SATURDAY, July "a, at IL NJ, for
Hamburg
London -.
First cabin, Sl2b; second cabin, $40. secrsge ty 30
payable In gold or hs equivalent
The BoRussIA. Carfsin Franzen, Will sail Ansusi3.
NuARpI 60, Z. ~. hIvhAhD boAs.
70 Efchangc PRce y. " NO. barclay street., y. !.
------------------
YTAPSCOTTS GENERAL EMIGRATION AND FORE
i ign Exchange o1ce.
% South street and z5 Broadway, View york
and Liverpool Fare 81 ,
% % p sSd snS s
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match for S6o0; mile heats three in five harness.
O'NeI's spot snow ehowsr; owners b. Dolly Dutton.
,. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CLeaeH ne OF lrst class Unltad States mall steamers
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE AND BREMEN
ATLANTIC, Captain Charles Hoyer,
Will leave pier 10 North river Saturday, July "a.
hates OF passage IN gold or ~ equivalent In onrrency-
First cabin, $40: second, &6b: steernge, So.
Excursion tickets 12i0, $50 and S7a
For freight bills exchange apply
20 Broadway.
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EASHION COURSE-rRoTrING-FRID JULY %.
u At p. NJ match for $500 two miles and repeat. ID.
Crocheron and joe Crocherou in double
harness; Sam Mclaughlin enters Fanny Allen and Lady
Allen In double harness.
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tATH Ho1BI. PJCCADILLy LONDON -pIp f.one
yloos ne Green rSr. B,sps-,c. % Hotel jsrpyn street
ksh suis Of Apartment, and comfortable Bedrooms n'
Thc scve Hotels situated - ths centre The west End
ke soFf3ts Yf home Famlies AND gentlemen Bosrdsd
-''e'' s~,s sNeLsy : 60. yrssrsss,s
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FINANCIAL.

a veoped and very rich in silver be secured by first
70 quantity and quality OF Address days liver
Mine. Herald office
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HTAsoNIC-THE HENDERSON, MECHANICS LODGl
IA No 81 are hereby summoned 70 attend an emcrgen
communication Of the Lodge at their rooms Green
md Fourth streets nj O'Clock r. NJ Friday, the 26t
tns attend the funeral Of late worthy brother Davi
Ae deceased Past Master are invited 70 attend By ode
b. HurfcAx, Sec. J. J. KUHN, N.
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VRNEzuELA.-9LAIms AGAINST THE GOVERN
ment Of Venexuela, South America 10 be adiustes
under treaty sunuat,ons with said government VIII b,
forwarded and collected at small expense addressing
Soon 10.
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N1n -Losr, A Doo WHITE wrTH AZ ar mr. 2
p1u .rcss A. eyer hum haIf bun aud half carriage;
yost in nrookyn. bach OF Navy Yard reass sa "a him
No BB East Fifteenth street between avenues ana -
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DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANY'S
i THROUGH UNITED STATES NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO.

E,oR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
The Paclfc Mail Steamship Company's steamer ARR
IONA VIII sail on Thursday August at IL O'Clock Hoon
Freight received q usual.
For rates. inquire freight Office eompany's pier,
2 North river, foot Of Canal street
WELLS, FARGO I CO.,
Sole Treinht Agedts, Pacific Mall Steamship Company.
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RAILROAD LINES.

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
dIrSo, ~ THE .aas, MIDDLE RoUIE-shortest aud most
Iiszelton, White Haven, Wilkesbarre Ma6snoy city,
the Lebigh MShanOy and Wyomins coal al REGIONS. IN
RIa IFaassenger Depot n Phlladelphia N W. corner Of
'-'A "P% WfNTERi 4 Y TisiS4R ARR SEe9ssm ASNsEmENrs
., on on and after THURSDAY. Nov. il, 1857 Passenger
mhns leave the New Depot, corner Berks aud Ameri-
At7l. A. BgMofnng tx pyess foT Bethe6em Be and
connecting az Bethlehem With Lehgh Valley Railroad
ISI Aiientown Catasauque slatington Mauch Chunk,
Milktsbarre, Pittston Scranton. and all points IN
viii Lehs and mahanoy ksaoSd 9sS for Maaanoy
Oi!y, and with Catawissa Railroad, for Rupert Dan
Chunk al S05 a. at az MsSHR NJ Ma
Ssenger by this train % oaS se sf5HhSSq the hegh f 9Sy
nd points on New JeTgey az cen2 @ m ST Ess@2n pa @
At845AM. accommodation for Doylestovn stop
ping at al intermediate stations Passengers for
Willow Grove, Hatboro, aud Hartsyllle, by this
Train, take the stage at Old York road.
At l6l5 a. M.-Accommodation for Fort Washing
At 1856 p. NJ Express for Bethehem, Allentown,
ma. Mauch chunk White Haven, wilkesbarre, Mahanoy
scranton, and All points in the Mahanoy and Wyo-
ming Coal regions. Passengers for Greenyille take
Al 245 P.M;--Accomm odation for Doylestown,
stage M AT Doylestown for New Hope; at North Wales
Al 4'l5 p M.-Accommodatlou for Doylestown, stop
lp 6lng AZ al inteTmedate stations Passengers for
ht ana all stations main line OF North Psnnsyl
yana railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Iehigh
Valley Evening train for Easton, Allentown, and
Al go r. M.-Accomm odation for Lansdale, stop
Al 1880 p, M.-Accommodation for Fort Wash
iDgtOn.
From Bethlehem, at 915 A. NJ, 2 O5, ana $40 p. NJ.
2U5 z. Nd. train makes direct connection with Lehigh
Valley trains from Easton, scranton, Wilkesbarre
Mahanoy City, and HaZleton. Passengers leaving Eas-
at l120 A. NJ arrive in Philadelphia at 2O5 r. NJ.
Passengers leave WilKesbarre at 1880 II. NJ. connect
at Bethlehem at Gl5 p NJ and arrive In Philadelphia
at 30 Z M,
From Lansdale at 30 A. NJ.
From Fort Washington at ITO A. NJ and 3'Oj p NJ.
.-.- ON SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $3.50 A, M
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 200 p. M
DOylestown to Phade phia at 7'20 A NJ.
Bethlehem to Philadelphia at 400 p NJ.
Fifth and sixth Streets Passenger convey pas
sengers to and from the new depot
White cars OF Second and Third Streets line and
Union line run within short distance of the Depot.
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office in
order 10 secure the lowest rates of fare.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through to prn-
cipal points at Manns North Pennsylvania Baggage
liz No. los S, Fifth street.