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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS,
In the Mountains of Morgan County, in
Alabama.

4 RE now open to visitors, and comfortable
~ accommodations can be depended upon.
The temperature is cool and pleasant. and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
" Ida takes passengers from Decatur. Ala, to
the hack at the Springs Landing, 81 miles
from NalhermOsO, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning mex day. Time three
hours; fare 81 so. After the lSt Of July there
viii be n daily boat.
Board, per week. $40 90.
III. GIERS, and
w. b. PANNELL.
or Blount Springs, Ala.
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A Great Political Revolution was accomplished
by the election OF Grant, and a revolution OF
immense social Importance has been effected
by the general substitution Of that pure and
harmless preparation
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS N LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, R. r. time--.4:O0 am. 2:9O am.
City times As am.
Night Express, X. R. time. 3 90 pm. 1910 am.
City time..2:45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 81 l2 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
SAM. B. JONES, GenT Sup't.
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CristadOro's ExeeIsior Ralr DYe.

For the deadly compound of lead and brim-
stone. of which, according to the" Journal
of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette, ."
more than thirty Ucrieies have been foisted
upon the public! C~ristadOrO's Dye is the only
one that A BEEN ANALYZED; and Prof.
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
il is perfectly wholesome.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATINE,
as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair
after Dyeing. Try 1t. Sold by all Druggists.
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WANTS.

"-ANTEp.-A No. / Pastry Cook and TIVE
w ChamhermaldS. nj commercial Hotel.
je&
4 EAKN CISTERNS REPAIRED. Ample
Il guarantee and city references given. Adj
dress JOHN RICHARDSON, - Madison st els
DIG MONEY for agents and Stencil Cutters.
ID Another new thing Also, the best Key
Tag and Stencil Tools. Send for circular 10
Baltimore Stencil and Variety Works, Nd. jels
"TANTFD-AdENTS-T sell the American
w knitting Machine. Price So. The sim
pleSt. cheapest and best Knitting Machine
ever invented VIII knit O.o0e stitches per
minute. Liberal uducementS to agents. Adj
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
90, Boston, Mass, or ~. Louis, No. mys
UTANTFD.-To buy q Residence in Menu
phiS with close pay, or exchange a nice e
lire Farm al EateS.sliF, Miss. with nice cot
uage residence, barn, stable, COW house, car
riage house, garden, apple and peach orchard,
for a city residence. The place II close the
depot at BatesNille, and = one Of the best
places in that vicinity, Parties desiring 10
sell or exchange will call on Col. WI. DUFF,
attCTney-at-law. on GayO>O street. between
Main and Second. jell
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sam. B. JONES, Gen1 suplt.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeneld daily at 7I-2
am.
Coming East-Leave MadiS9 daily at 2 pm.
FerryTBoat leaves foot OF union st. at am.
s. B. BEAUMONT,
General SuDerintEndeuf
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"A Word TO Rorsemen."-DR TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT
has been tested by the first horsemen in this
country, and proved TO be superior TO any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, of "trot-
ting fame" was never without a bottle in his
stable. 1t Is also used by Col. Bush, of the
Jerome Park Course, at Fordhlm, y. Y, who
has over twenty running horses Under his
care, among which rank some of the finest
stock in America. II is warranted to cure
Lameness, Sprains, Scratches, Bruises, Calls,
Cuts, Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail in
the Foot and over Heating when used &C
cording to the directions. All who own or
employ horses are assured that this Eminent
viii do all, If not more, in curing the above
named complaints. No horse need die OF
Collie, If. when first taken, the Liniment is
used according to the directions. Always
have a bottle in your stable.
Price, in pint bottles, one dollar. The gen.
uine is signed s. /. Tobias on the, outside
wrapper. For sale by Druggists, Saddlers
and S~tOrekeepers throughout the United
States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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The Most Successful Physician

IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
L eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case. male or fe-
male. Recent eases of GhonoTrhea or Sypli-
lis cured in a few days, without the use OF
mercury, change of diet or hindranee from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestige
eradicated without the use of mercury. SUI
ferers from Impotency, or loss of Sexual
Power, restored to free vigor in a few weeks.
ali internal remedies have failed, permanent
ly and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims of self-abuse and excessive venery,
suffering from spermatorrhea and loss of ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nently cured. BS- All consultations strictly
confidential. 81
R8-ofiee hours from 8 am. to 1p.m., and
TO pm.
DR.. J. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. g. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. apl5
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Important Fact.-We see that persons Of strong
constitutions, and young, suffer for days with
pains of the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever,
who suddenly get well after a chOlic followed
by Shiny. bilious stools. The relief produced
by these excavations were the original guide
to the idea and practice Of ~purgation, and
which, whene enforced by Brandeth's Pills, al
ways benefits, usually cures, and often pre-
vents disease, especially Scarlet Fever and
diseases of similar character.
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We found the mineral waters, and particu-
larly the White Sulphur, al Nalhermoso,
equal 10 any in Virginia, and we recon-
mend il with confidence to all those who suf-
fer from the effects of Rheumatism, Dyspep-
STA, Scrofala and diseases of the skin and
Liver. SAML A. CARTWRIGHT, MD,
W. RUSHTON, Md,
JAS. MCFARLAND, MD,
All of New Orleans, Ia.
NathermOsO, October l, 1851.
Numerous certificates Of cures can he had
on application to the proprietor, iel6
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Pacific @loo'
There were 40 very particular feature
in the stock market. Il closed with prize,
as follows:
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1. l.. NOOhs puDtlSitI u tiS oGHS BaDlef',
Bennington, VT, says BrandethE. Pills cured
him OF Dyspepsia, after being afflicted with
IL over five Years. His friends and doctors
considered his recovery impossible; but six
boxes of BTandeth's Pills restored his health
perfectly.
A young lady of Mount Pleasant was sorely
trOubled with Tape-worm All advice and
medicine failed to help her. She had no rest.
Thin, and unhappy, she locke the
picture of misery. Vt last She concluded to
try Brandeth's Pills. IN one year She took
seventy-two boxes. They brought away, ac-
cording to her computation, over two hundred
yards of tape-worm. At length all her bad
symptoms left her; she slept and ate natural
~, and her health became fully restored.
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w ANTEp.-A No. 1 Pastry Cook and TIVE
w ChamhermHlds at Commercial Hotel.
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Once No. 227. Second Street, Upstairs,
Je4
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And with the extensive improvements II
have been made, will be prepared for {
comfortable accommodation of from
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
gost auS founS.

TDHE PASS-BO0K No. 21,794 of the German
savings Bank Of NewTork in the name Of JOHANN
Joseph FURGE LOST The hor nsuhed that unless be
presents the OerS Of the Bank within two mouths we
Paok declared Igushe aud the deposits settled Win the
depositor-NeW.Nork. - Jane 7, 1909
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Salrs bu Sutton.


A. MgswiN Auctioueer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, Broadway, cor.
I'D iihse of Boa wors Of Art Fancy Goods 'n'ut Nc
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June p, AZ o'eorE.
MIsCEhLANEOuS BOpkS-Naby Of them m eood coneuon
Illustrated Also STAttONERI obppsng Biauk Book 1i ann m
Inr EcGh Wrtrg Faper and Eucy Stationery DANES AHA
Joufusl- f,r 1850 Aiso. cs ENGKAvING%
Ggo. A. LRtvfrr. Ancu"neeT -, ,>-,,C>-
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CIlaM,id,OtN IN
- HALL As,orrAcs and Egh.hst LhAElII' ~ IN
SOLICITED. LlRKAafs CArALo"uhp ahp
SATURDAY EVENING, June D. at o'clock, sale 81 lg b
LIBRARY comprising Select and Choice Collection o. bVh9
signy of RARE and SCARCE WORKS RELATING ~ Ahtn1
oIO PLAYS &c. 6c Catalogues ready Books on eKuo'on F
MoSDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Jnne q,
at oclock-Ssle Of the PRIVATE LlBhAhi OF W II.
CORNER ESQ., Baltimore consisting principally OF works eAug 20
America scarce and books iuad by Insertion OF
portraits eugrags sc. Also, valuable COLLECTION o Ao
Wabngton Of which only known Also mAy Wor
Portraits Eugravngs &C., relating to Gen Washington Catalogues
resd price so ceuts Books 90 exhibition dondav uorning
~ II. PIERSON, Auctioneer.
". JOHN O. PERZEL Co will sell on SATURDAY. JnIe TO- 1'
ook NavyYau Brookya (By order Rear Admiral D. W.
GOdon. CounABdiut), U. 5. stesmshp
ALGONQUIN
For further particulars see The Journal Of Commerce
XVILL be OFFERED at PUBLIC SALE, on
w THURSDAY July 1862 board the vessel BY order oi on
z. c. BanEed Solicitor Of the Treasury, -
" TIiR IRON STEAMER VIRGIN,
lying oboken Land improvement Company wharf ho.
bnkH: built ZIG feet breadth u feet inches depth 0
hold IL fe,t inches tnnage al 8OO engines double oatng.
successful the Of sAe the remainder to be paid
sale by the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the delivery
OF tie vessel For further particulars. inquire Of
NJ II. GRlNHBbL, Collector OF Customs N l.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Separate Sealed Proposals tor "McdOEkGAL PAVEMENT"
udorsed title work 10 which relates the Of
the bidder aud date of m offering will bs received at this onee ugl IL
O'Clock of WEDNESDAY Jane 90 1902 from persons legally au
thoH lay the wooden known as e Improved Pave
mrt" (MGoneg Pstcu Tor the laying VI this pavement In the fol
lowing localities from Fourth 90 Finh
Tvony from Third MadsOnaenuoi LerngtonAyeuue
from TSrn Thirty fourth street aud Naveepcc IRON Broad
10 Chnst0phrTstTeet
The works be and forms r bids obtained
application the Cogae Clerk ats June 49, 1862
THOS STEPHENS. } Croton
ROBT. L. DARRA0H Acqueduct
OkO. s. GREENE, } Board
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gorsts, 6artiaots, &t,

CARRIAGES, LANDAUS, BASKET PUAE-
~ four Pbaetons VIII sell 30 less than
former pnesS until " close out the summer soef
HAMS, Fourth sL and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Harper for July is light and Summerlsh
number with abundant Illustrations ana seVern SnorV
tories NJ average quality The first article is by Mr.
Jacob Abbott ON the history OF "Early Aeronaucs."
General Randolph b. Marcy contributes few pages OF
Border "reminiscences" spnkled with one OF two good
stories and several comca pictures The paper would
have been greatly improved by little judcous eoitihg
and more careful proofreadng. Mr.. A d. Rlchardsohs
account Of the National Watch Factory at Egin' hoS
ia an excellent specimen Of kind Of writing in which MI
Richardson is particularly happy 1t is clear and inter
esting chapter from wallace's Malay Archipelago :,
gives pleasant account of The Birds OF Paradise
Eugene Lawrence In his paper upon Grant on the Bate
field recounts the military career OF our President AT
considerable length. There is poem by the late ~ u
sbepherd entitled The Street Arab" and we have two
poems by Miss Alice Cary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Grtursious.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
SIrE Al Long BRANCH, by seamer SBVEtSlNk a. a m
ndavs excepted No. 81 foot Of DuanesL -Four hours
at Lang Branch. gettibg back TO the city at 81 p IA
EXCURSIONS-The beautiful and commO-
Il o steamer SUNNYSDE be chartered for the present. to
select parties excursions Apply board Per No. ~ ~ H. or e
letter % Box 80. 6sj 7. o.
THE VERY FAST steamboat ARROWSMITH
can be CHARTERED Pcnc Excursions 10 IONA Island, or
elsewhere by applying COCKCROFr No. III Broadway
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rate, we think the reform may safely be postponed
until the ladies ask for it.

.-p
A TREATISE oS THE LAW OF SHIPPING AND THE Law A AND
PRACTICE OF ADMIRALTY. BY THEoPHLUs PAhsoS'
LID vols 8yO. LuIe, Brown Co.
The profession owe debt of gratitude TO the
author for this work The laws OF shpnB
and Admiralty have before been so ably ana N"
oughly discussed in this country or even Id h"si'i'
The topics are brought down TO the latest ueoi'U1
an exposition OF the law Of Admiralty iroioSSO a.,
may be said to have explored alMosI Ao" - -
Hitherto Abbott has been the standard teA' "it'i ~
this subject and though his American Colnnioi' ~ "
have done much toward eXhiphnS W
broncb 30 Tho 1 a it exists here yet from the neces-
sity Of following the plan OF their aulhor' 'her o
been III arranged superficial, aRd meager'
The act Of Congress OF ls46 and the declsohso Vi D
r,.o story. so extended and ampltied the Admiralty
isScton In this country, that we may De sara W n"N
,oun and got beyond the English law The active ana
Aed commerce OF Ouriakes and rivers has gwen rSe
to greater variety OF questions, and much greater
number OF Them than eoud have arisen under the uuo
water Jurisdiction England. The decisions OF our
courts upon these questions have created
Jurisprudence quite unknown elsewhere 1t is for TINS
reason we think the bar VIII welcome the work before as
In it the author dgested all these decisions ana ar
ranged them under appropriate heads besides irequen
adding comments OF his which his experience ghed
I'm the preparation Of his work Maritime Law, ana his
great ability and research enable him 20 do with nsuo-
ton TO the reader HIS chapters on the practice OF Adh
ray are especially FULL and cannot fan OF being useu W
ALI proctos and advocates however experienced ana par
teuary to the young practitioner In the appendix are
given the statutes of the United States on subjects con-
neeted with shipping, the Pilot acts OF seVera OF the
states the rules Of court and collection OF forms peru
nent to these matters.
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NEW-YORK AND NEWHAYEN KA
ROAD.
- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY TO- 1903
Passenger Station NewYork Of TNeuseEehihst ~
Fourthave REtrAnee on Tseutv seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK, -, :,
NevHaven and Bridgeport EL) ll;JJ nj I|I' lShh
EH1, 3.45. 4:3o. $50. aud 3 (EL) p N, IA,
Miord. Stratio. Fairfield Southport, aud WessporS ~
u. 3:tS 49, aud $50 p. m. -, AS
PoF NorSalk. T. 3 (Ex.L g. l:0 ls;lo (hLb Vhh 80
4:3O (BI.l. $3.50. $50, and 8 (BIl p m ,e,,
For Dariea g ll:3Oa m 3:lS. 4:3. 5:9o ant $50 m ~
For stamford (EIl ll;9o M l2;lS lkIl Z'i@ ''A"
345 a 80 (Er as $50 $50. 7:l3, EN p IA "a, IA
For Grseawieh l. O. 1880 m 9l5 3is as $50 SiS '' p
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at lloL nj I'D
3:a5 4:G5 $50 6:JO I:l5 and $500 P n.
" - ' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boslou via Springfield, 3 a. m tBLl (hhh SP ~
For Boston via Shore Line 1915 (BI }, p n -, -
For Hartford Spring Geld (kEl l23 thIl 5.,.h
For Couueeteut River Railroad n OH iE''' H. 7"
FOR Hartford Providence aud Fshkn Railroad EL) nj ~
For S.wH,vsu NswLOudOu s,OalusOn Railroad at H.
FOR csDa Railroad u l2Sp to Northampton and "iIA'
For Housatouie Railroad, 8 a. m and ? n
Poy Nausatuek Railroad q. N, Jt6hh A:Sl m "A
Eor DsUbarv aud Nowalk Railroad a. m lz;l9 and ~ ~
an IN eonueeton nh Freight train from NoFNak 70 Daio"
Por NsNCansau Railroad ~ 1910, 4J0 Aui '.J' ~
Sshmo1ouA o'oePNb 49, IA uOYT. Supeaut.tceeN
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAwANSA AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Depots NewYorh foot - BAeyst and t0 ofChnsophef
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commanding MONDAY. NAV ~ -
MAIL TRAIN. D~uVle With Boonton Brace
Waterloo With r.
dover NeSton Washington sh the D. a. and W. r. FOR Wi'
Sudsbug Bend sud all points ne er
and Bloomsbury and Delaware sld Hsou kdsi a. hs,
with Lehgh aud SgsquehaaDa K Tor Behehem, AenoNp hA'
ChHuk. and Wkesharre- - -.
l:J6 N. LBHlGH VALLEY EXPRESS, stops at EeEat h'nt
tow Dover Hsekeawn Wash Pbpsburg and kasloo coz
At Phlpsbug With Bel Del r. r. for Beyide ks sa4
With for Bethlehem Allentown, Aaaeh ChHhA AZ
NukeshaTre. -, a. N
40 M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects At Washington with ae D.
l. and w r K StruuJhurs aud scranton D0'"
With Chester 4 R. and at Waterloo With SUSSEX K
ea1s Il0p M to Tsudi stations
$50 $50 80 aad l;t0 snd 3;i0 80 5;S o go ~
lI45 m 70 SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate statosS
1880 A m and $50 N, AOkRIST0Wh aad iHefnelA"
stations
5:IO p N. MORRSTOwN EXPRESS =. -, -.
Por NEWARK at6O 731 $3.50, $50 1890 H. ll Hes
$780, $40 $780, 4, io S;l e;10 o' w. ''"'' -
ll:t3 p W. - ....,, .,r =. u. - ,,.oo. - . ao
s. 60 m. 8 sCHOOhi Assistant SaPeiiA'e1e'--
K A HESKI. g. T. A.
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STEAMBOATS, ana 2aiIrunAs.

TROY LINE for ALBANY and TRoY.~Io.,
ia az fhEs as e2g R M o. @ i.''s & &sse'Sg s@s eass
5.s ehsjs isan ss obsT S ThsI I SGSpsjEssfS
EVERY EyESTSG ,sstary. At sL , ,s % H. m{gas'Ct
ana Ay a az Ss s'i K T. S s %s ssa RIO
tue Sohh Returning leave troy ste sad AhaHy ss n %
checked % an point. sasas,s fus 81 ~" ana baggage
EOR CATSKILI.-Steamers THOMAS P0Tiy-
Bill and NEW CHAMPION cave Fra krsst. Pier nslty
kniuebeck BArryown TitoH Maiden. wsss Gasp. smiths oss
Ssa House. AID ii iais Vest ~ We '' A'sa'
CTEAMER MARY POWELL will con7,1e.S--
wall NeNbnrgh Nevamburz Mhsu. Poughksspsie .e ,f
Leaves pier ot DebgosseSst every afternoon at 3 ~-"
FOR GLEN COVE aud R0SLYN-La1dhs
NEcK sAEDs PQiSr MOTIFS DO 'ua GLEs wooH-st.sas..
ssp5l pl a5s Caaisag & 49, q, SnsIs ,se shsS
tickets asd Hauseat iares greatly r.lleed
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Rajlro9d
Time no da't h Troai tare s beanufal steamboat sRIY
2.i5 Thysereu'ht O'clock earan cave, Sorssi. =
1:i5 Gle alla, Of sG 9an1oy and Ne" Haven s Fs
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
L FIELD 4ND rlE SokrH I"s. 81 Steamers lssys P,so
II d. & r. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE fos
Roesa Lake Sing sa. Hlyeras ysrgaaf Poat GTs, seS
and PseEsE from g. daily $50 al sSsi
Particulars at tie ohee on ilrr No. 81 LAHk AgssL
EOR RONDOUT Poughkeepsie, and New
bargh. laGdi9g st CozzkNs SnRSMALL; MILTON, MARL-
BALDWIN eaye pier OF Of Ofilarr.east. 1aly n4p NJ.
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot Neryork Lbr a. eo,,
meets AZ amptonIuncon With b Dess-e Lsekwanna api Ys
Railroad Eastoh with she Lebgh Valley Railroad eosr.e
forming direct line to Pittsburgh aud the WeIt without eass
Of cars ..o,,.,. go. .., ..,,,, -
Three Express the West except sundays ore train
the evening.
Lonis. c with but one change of ears
Silver Palace cars through from NeW,lers 70 Chicago
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April d. l86lLea,e Nes.York as iollOEs
m-FOr Eas;on Beth b-hrn Msuch ChuBk WfhamspoyL
Wikesbsrre Nshsloy CITY. Tuclh lhauaOck. &C.
T:l5a n.-Por SomeryiIe.
.-Por Femiugon Junction Stsuds5urk Water Gap Seu
ton Kingston Pt,tou Great Bend. Nc
9a E1PKEss Esbn Aeutosn, Esrsbarg tsd
the Wbol change 81 CBn1si Cbeago aud bl oas
oDs Connects st Junction for St'og Water Gap Scoo
Connects psbng Nsuch CbnBk. Wilkeshaue, kc
II For Pennington. RastoB Allentown. Aueh Chunk WikeE
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster bphra Luz Pose Ses
ton Harrisburg &c.
m.-For Sonrrrile.
m-Por Essn Ale1tovn Mlpch Chunk, snd Belvidere
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago. aud Cincinnati Sepf
Cars Pittsburgh aud Chicago at Junction with Deasns
LackaEauna add Western Railroad r 40
$40 ,. m -For SOmsrville aud femiTtou.
p m--F0r EasOn aud intermediate stations
= Sonervilr.
m-WEsTERS ErPREss TRAN-For Rson, Allentown Rssfna
Harrisburg PbTh aud tie Wescoaneets al Harrisburg Hh a
for WiIhaHsp0rt, kne, &c
sf5 D. H.-Pcr SOmerVle
SepuE ears through from Jersy City Pittsburgh every eyeasE
Traius FOR EI'beh at 80 $50 $50 Is ssl3 70!
$50 5:2o $685. 5:45 $780, 6:1 900 49, s@ s0o s4 lo
ll:45 m. -.
road Of o Lhest. u al No Astor oassg
Nos 24 2Il $50 Broadwsyi At y" ~ 9epSes'st aud al 20
II 2 BlIDwrs Gen. Ps.s AT
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
TINTED IN i5.i STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

limited STATES INTERNAL KEY II IN ~ ~
u FIFTH DISTRICT NBNYORK, comprising the ltl lotb. th
and ih wards ofe Is HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant have received the lists Of valuations and shnnef
stps II property the Act Of Internal Revenue
support pay Interest on the Pubh Debt nd Tor
other approved 3 June 1854 and ae's auenoy thereto
that will ssui personally by deputy o ne collector TOE
OF The Bowefy,
d., from h Oh dv the 29h da June 1862 inclusive
and O'clock Iue lists per
referred 10 comprise special trades bgsres and roie
ors hr the year eudnE april 3D. 1870 taxes article, Schedule
Billiard Table,. Watches 20 the s Of Mah lbO snd .ae lahts
on Iueoms Jear rnlug Dee o. 1888 All persons who t1a
neglect par the Assessments returned against them Nla
vl beeome liable 10 the penalties pre-
EswNor. Jpae y 1870 JOHN MCHABG.
Collector. Fhh Dsiuc, Newriork