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The Ferti!izlng Properties of ''Phuine.

The Ferti!izlng Properties of 'Phuine. ~
A Manifestations Phosphate Soluble, Sui
~ phate Of Ammonia, Sulphate OF Potash, ,
Suiphato OF Soda, Suiphate OF Limo, Carbo.
nate OF Lime, Sulphate of Iron, Organic Sub
stances. This is the best combination of fer
tillHlng ingredients known to chemistry. It
contains every property necessary to supply
the wants OF vegetation, and is reliable
ompnsition'-making it the best general FER
flLlhER ever offered to Planters and Farmers
IN South Carolina. For Gardens, it will be
found cheap and satisfactory manure
For sale in largo and small lots. by
FISHER & HEtNITSH,
March 12t Drurpi.ts
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Granite Mill.Stones.

Granite MllI.StOnes,
From the Clouds Creek Qua,ries. Edoefeld
County, 8. q.
|UNHE above superior MJLL-STONES have
Il been weighed in the balance (iron) and
not found wanting" Orders filled at short
notice. Address L. w. McLENNA,
March 81 lll2t6N2 Leesyille s. c.
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Hoes! Hoes =!

Hoes! Hoes!!
WTE have i'll storo $50 dozen of Brade's
wv heavy Crown Steel HOES, Brades Light
oteoi Hoes and Riveted Eyes. Eiwell's Picks
and Planters Hoes, manufactured near Bir
mingham, England, for our trade, and paid
for with gold at III to 124 per cent. premium,
and we confidently say we are prepared to
suit the market. LOWRANCE q co.
March %
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REYNOLDS IMPROVED METHOD
or CONSTRUCTING
Artificial Dentures.

Patented December, 1867.
"A FTER an extensive use of this important
IN Improvement in practice for nearly two
years. it Is With full confidence urged upon tho
profession and the public, as fulfilling moro
thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other
mode. every intention Of Artificial Dentures.
Az in this method, rubber teeth are alto.
Sethcr discarded, it is desirable that 1t should
fail especially into the hands Of those familiar
with gold plnte work.
1t may not bo generally known that they
who wear cases Of artificial teeth, constructed
according to this patent, by Dentists who are
not licensees, render themselves liablo to the
penalty Of infringement, as woIl as the ope.
rator.
Office rights will DO disposed Of and instruc-
ton given by lettor, or at tho operating r0oma
tion may be daily witnessed, and where CON-
mupications may he addressed.
WM. REYNOLDS, MD,
Aug IL Columbia. 8. @.
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GURITIKs 1NOHARLE
semi-weekly.by BY A..
No. 25 Broad stree,
Names ofSecurifies.
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina, old
N. Carolina. new.
South Carolina, old
s. Carolina, new.
s. @. reg. stk, ex in
Georgia. old.
Georgia, new.
Georgia ...'.......
Tennessee, old.
Tennessee, new.
Alabama
Alabama
CrTY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, GA. , bonds
Augusta. Ga. bonds
Charleston stock.
Charm Fire LIN BIDS
Columbia, c., bds
Columbus, Ga. , bds
Macon. Ga, bonds
Memphis, Tenn,
bonds. endorsed.
Memphis, Tenn,
bonds, unend's'd
Savannah, Ga. bds
Wilmington, N. G.
Wilmington, N. G.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf.
B. r., first mort.
Central Georgia.
Charleston aud Sa.
c., @. & a.
Cheraw and Dnrl'n
Georgin Railroad
q. IL c., LIST NOR.
G. & c., State guar
Memphis & Charles
N. Eastern p'st duo
N. Eastern, new.
Sav. & c., 1st mort
S. & c., State guar
South Carolina.
South Carolina.
Spart'g and Union.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic md Gulf.
Central Ga, ex div
c., @. & A..
Georgia ........
G. and G. r. Il.
Macon and West.
Memphis&Churles.
Northeastern -.
Sav. & Charleston.
s. c., whole shares
S. c., half shares,
BANK STOCKS.
fPeo's N. Blk Chm,
capital $500, 900.
list Nat Blk Chnr'n
capital S400, GOO.
s. G. Loan & Il. Go
Car. Nat. Blk, Cola
Bank of Charleston
whole sllares....
Bank Char. Is slls.
Union Bank S. G..
Peoples Bank S. G.
P. & M. Bank s. @.
Bank of Newberry.
Bank of Camden,
Others worth less.
MISCEL. SECURITIES.
Char. M. & NJ. 90.
Wando Nj. & M. 90.
Charl'n Gas Co.
Chm City r r. SILK
Graniteville nj. Co.
G. e. @. r. cert. in
S. G. r. cert. ind.
n. l.. X. cert. ind.
City of Charleston
certificate indebt
City Memphis coup
N. f. r. pref. stock
S. IL U. r. p. d. con
$. & G. II. p. d. cou
EXCHANGE, ETC.
Sterling bills.
New York sight.
Gold
silver.
s. c. BANK BILLS.
*Bnnll Charleston
*Bank of Newherry
Bank Of Camden
Bank Georgetown
Bank Of S. c..
Bank Of Chester.
Bank of Hamburg.
Bank of the State of
s. c., prior to 'Gl
Bank State offs. c.,
Issue 'G1 md 'G2
ZIP. & NJ. Blk. Char.
*People's Blk Char
*Union Bank Char
*S. W. r. r. Blk, old
rs. w. .R. r. Blk, new
State Bauk. Char.
Farmers Elk. Blk @
Exchange Ba'ls, Co
Chm'1 Runr nf ~
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LATEST QUoTATToNs OF SoUaEIw HE.i
opRlEIns IN OHAnInsroa. 8. % 81 corrected,
semi-weekly. by @. Kaufmsn, Broker,
No. 25 Broad street April 8, 1870:
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DIED.

,poYLE;-on Thursday, June Q. Catherine, widow Of
the Ielnyts aud friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dencel IFS hubcrry IT., on Friday afternoon, at 2
DHoLEY:-op Wednesday, Jane & John Dooiey In
Frends ofihe family sre respectfully invited to al.
lend TIE funeral on Friday June TO- st2 O'clock nom
hh late Residence rs LIST av.
hereby requested meet At the CLUB Room, 18th
and Sd Av, on Friday, June 10, at O'Clock, to pay
The last flDue Of respect TO our late brother member
WIN. II. JOHNSON Secretary.
FLEMIN0.-In brooklyn, June g. $50 Emma, the be.
loved vile OF Thomas Fleming, In the 2ist OF her
age.
The relatives and fends ol the family. and mem Der,
bers OF stella Lodge No SO o. OF O. r., are respect
fully nvlteq to attend the funeral Saturday June H.
At o'clock, from her late residence. Kosciusko g.,
GAGE.-0u Wednesday, June q, after Q tedious M
ness, the Hon. VIM Cage In the 18th year Of his
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
hers OF the Tanimany Society are respectfully invited
10 attend hts iunera on sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
rom the residence OF his nephew, Jane, H. Conkln t6
LoUZADA.-At wiliamsburgh, l.. L., on Wednesday.
June 3 Catherine. widow Of the late Isaac Louzada
eyed 90 YEAR,. months, and ~ days.
The relatives and friend, OF the family arc respect.
fuy invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her daurher Mr. Sell. isi Leonard near Grand ",
without further Invitation on Friday, June TO- alta NJ
Newark papers please COPY.
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THuRsDAY. June 9-FLoUR AND MkAL-west
aud State nours active shipping extras loo bet
teI-iarRo lines having been SOLD At S5o. FOR some
other brands more money was @ked. but We make no
general advance. Sales iitJO bbs at tjl0h $3.50 for
.gcernnei soSes5 Is for for shipping sxttas and scs
1889 i9 Cor. .SRPsE 49, I,g e iDl hys -four
and " S9S.lp for Brandyxlne
buNpnIks-Cotton dull but closed hrm middling
pplAnds &c. Splrs turpenuhe SSIsGetOo and quiet.
hosin dull good sIraned $40 Petroleum better
demandi &c. tor refined. Tallow steady, eHGSsAc.
whisky lower, tl.0' freights arm, but dull
GnooasIEs-Conee quiet, but nrmi Rio, 1tk1isc.
gold kce very quiet RAngoon sold az I've, Molasses
clined lar % good Isnning Ss@9se. with sales coo
hods and 200 bxs. Refined sugars nstI best crushed
lSk6iSKc.
sales 10000 bush, Of ti.i6 for No spring, d %
6etlz9 tor NO, do. closing ut tl.sS for prime
No. Milwaukee, ass for No. ! spring, u.to
&tl IS for red ard amber WINTER. and t.6Q1sl 81 for
white Corn active aud closed l92c. better sale. 70,
90 bu.h.. at lol9xM loI new Western mixed mostly
Western yellow aud tii60si.ii Tor wi,e' Eve nat;
State sold at sli2 Barley and barley malt quiet Oas
hrn, but quiet sHles 900 bush, for Western
IN store. aid Dteslc. for state and white OHIO.
IhoyIsoSs-POrk in fair demand, but rather lower
sales 100 bos AZ 80 for extrs prime and 81 s $50
for mess Beef quleti sales ~ bbls at ti2fls Tor
and extra mesa TleIce beef more active paes zoo
on private terms. Beef hams dull 81 t3oeso. Cut
neat. Sniet sales q pekled ham. a. ieA@liho;
hogt quiet at fc Lard dull aud leavy sales $50 pkFs
nj lttc. for No. la5Ec for city ana lCai6j.c for
steam DutteT dull Al rs2lc Tor Western, zc&4o.
Tor STATE Cheese, ilQiJc. EgGs lower, 23St25c.
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Steamship America, Bremen, mdse. aud pas
Steamship Isaac Ball, Richmond. ndse. and pass.
pass. ~
steamship Dscian, Glasgow. uldse. and pass
chip Great Admiral, Manila, hemp, sugar, &c.
hark Florence Peters, CienfueEos, sugar
BARK Isabella Margaret, Rio Grsnde do eul hides &c.
Brig A. NJ D.. Glsce Bay, coal
Brig Stockton, 6AguA, sugar,
Brlg II, Browne, MatAnEas aukAr and molasses.
ALSO the utuAl rYer ana coastwIse Yessen.
sAnVD-steamships Hanover, for Brement Coluu-
Ola, Havana Iowa GlasgowI II. Lyingston. sayAR
nahi Saratoga and HatterHs. Richmond.
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hnRAHAMs- COHEN, on "wednesday, June g. BY
the Rev, Mr. seenlger, Michacl n. Abfshams 70 Mis-.
Leah Cohen. No cards
HUME-wnlrE At the residence o. Andrew Hume.
the Rev Mr. Walter Champetiln, Andrew W NJ. Hume.
OF New York, to Eli a A. White OF Hohokus, N. ],
pApers please Copy
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The demand ot the season for cool and comfort
able elegant ana economical garments IL fully met, so
fRt as men ana boys conc srned, IN the immense
stock Of uncqualet clothing now offering At the cr
tcnsve stores OF iDevn Co.. Broadway and Grand
VI. and Broaqvay and warren st.-IdD.
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The distinguishing characteristics Of tho Knox
Hat nlanufac and soid 22 broadway, are per
iect comfort combined with stye. claganre ana duih
btty We mention those facts for tine guidance OF our
readers and feel that the great deriand ior
these summer hats warrants In recommending them
AdR
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shs Hon. VIM. NJ. Tweed and Telegraph
Poles.

eiE: Noticing the interest you continually exhibit,
a. eommon WITH the rest of the press and the city
iI4'lis under the new regime, 10 besnuly the city,
H"le az the s'ine time to Improve II IN every other
- hot II i h1. proper TO say, In relation TO your
a lice On "Ieie1 aph Poles and Placards," or this
tlitmeht ~ Pnbuc Works, 10 which you refer, has
y control or authority In tie premises Tine poles
wore erected by tho 70 BOaI a OF Fire Commission
~ unleT special law Of tie SlaJe giving them sole
~ erYision over them. VIII you please note the
sane ana obiige. Respectfully,
W. VI. TWEED,
Commissioner OF Public WORKS.
DEPAHyAKHr or PuBIIoWOHKs, New York. June O.
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J II. Johnston & Robinson. 1850 Bowery, New York
81 goods, &c. Agents Tor ths An. Watch Co.-Adc,
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$pttial Roiitts.
e~,t~.S~--~~ 4-~-~-,~
GRAND PARK,

- special invitation TO visit GRAND PARK BEFORE
THE nAY OF SALE Is extended to al real estate men,
especially TO parties who may contemplate purchasing
suburbsn properly aud more parucularlH TO the elf
zens OF Mamaroneck Rye. scATsdAlo, White Plans,
New Rochelle. and the vicinity.
The extensive Improvements are growing into shape
probation.
SPECIAL CARS on the 2.is train Saturday will con.
yey ladies' and gentlemen to NE Park, and carriages
viii be In waiting TO Condnct them the grounds
Trains return a. go and ,:li y. NJ
ANDREW WILSON, in,
Sif broadway.
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SALE GOVERNMENT,

II STATE AMI RAILlio 40 BoSDs
In pursuance Of the terms OF certain trust TO be
erecut cd by will receive scaled bids. until the 10Th
day Of June. no, At O'Clock p ", the the
.oo wing bonds viz $4,000 United States FiyeTven.
ties tp,0O Tennessee SKIES aud 500 900 Fred
ericksburg and Gordonsviile Railroad Company. An
proposals must be for amount OF $500 par yauel,
OF more and must be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bid Will be ade good II accepted.
The name OF the bidder aud guarutor must be plainly
tndorsed IN the outside OF the sealed envelope Bids
june 10, s1n.
Pamphlets. mans. and other inform alton o. 10 the
value OF the above railroad bonds may be oh
.nnsd rom ~ AXIS pRosy 10 Broad e. ISAAC
SMITH, President Metropolitan Savings Bank JUS
TUS LAWRENCE, President Continental LIfs Insur-
ance Company, or from tho undersigned,
@. HILTON sCRIBNER, Trustee,
Empire Life Insurance Company, las Bfoadvay.
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We call the attention Of the clothing and merchant
tailoring trade the announcement IA another column
q the new nrm Of Harris, Riehmond 4 shster, THIS
Richmond ana Mr.. A 3 shafcr, The two former were
for many years meubers Of the late nrn Of Ihos. n.
Dale Coz the atter lisa bean with the same arm for
several Year,. The nTm will continue 10 import
and deal In the class goods nr OF
Thoa N. Dale have heretofore done.
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Nlusirl gnsiIumnA.
aSEWOOD PIANO, SIS magntf cent T.octaye,
Ia ESQ, by Dunhain. JAMES GoRIoH, " 9Th sv.
on STA NDARD ORGANS % rent and sold
w gu insla Iuents Al " per mgnth all rents AZ;
lowed Sowards the parohAsA PkLouakr. PkIpoH
CO.. 81 RroadwAy.
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Sinanrial.
cfinantial.
-~~~~-~~N~-~y~>-~~
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
ffRsT MoRTG AGE BONDS OF THE CHICAGO,
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE RAlLROAD
COMPANY.

AND
COMPANY.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT.
These bonds part first and only 'ssue Of tho
Company for ti0O.o00, covering ia entire property
aud are II the OF SIS 40 mile. OF The whole
amount t6000o have been already placed leaving but
eco 900 70 be sold They arc per cent coupon bonds
New York The road ie IN operation Its IS miles long
extending nom La Porte the Lake Shore and Mich-
gan Southern TO Peru. where connects with the Tole
do Wabash and western and the Peru and Indianapolis
roads IL runs through of the 1nest sections OF
Indiana, and makes a connecting link In the beat
to Cincinnati and Louisville.
We confidently ofcr these bonds desirable securi.
" TO investors, as THE NET EARNINGS OF THE
ROAD From TIE OPENING HAVE BEEN INK.
AND ARE CONSTANTLY fSckEliIsG. pe,ides, Il
T. designed 70 extend the ROAD 10 Lake Michigan. at
New Rufralo or Michigan City. the coming season
which VIII also greatly Increase rs earnings.
CALDWELL CO..
J. A UNDERWOOD 4 son.
- EIchnnne nlnca.
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MARINE INTELLIGEECR.

sixIA rrun AIN kRAo-rHIs DAT.
ION rttes,, I Is sun SeIs...., 90 hooS aeta. IS
HIsa WATER-rHs OAY.
fEndy HeoE.. l OIL Gov. Island. u HEN 3ate, u
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wheeler a Wii.su sissslg..- La 0 Ers .,,a.
ouI extra charge. Machines 10 let. J. T. kLLIA
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SusIntss Notltts.

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder kills cock
reaches. moths. meas, and all yermn. This 10 the orgl.
na pure article. without change while several arti.
Giles pretend TO destroy Lyons Kls and without pol.
son. Its enecu are wonderful None can be relied
upon except that signed T. LYON. Buy and use Lyons
Powder. and you will not be troubled with water bugs
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Trusses, Bandages, Eic.-lf you wish clean,
cool ht safe comiortA bic truss, correctly stjGsed
Rubber Truss" Establishment Ann st.. opposite Her
aid Building.
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M9Hs es ~ Rrrk Rev. Il X P PA u h:
United RtaiAs and Az faEAisn eountrieA
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The Best and Cheapest place to buy genuine
waithsm watch is at
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unst ,furmsurru.
FURNITURE. - CARPETS,
oFAREEII 4 GRLENE's 900 sTH Av,
- CORNER OF NTH ST,
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
CARPETS, furniture, &C -Housekee pcrs supplied
~ AID payment received by the week or month
IDEALLY a CUNNINGHAM. SO I'd av., ar 18th vt.
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Excursions.

(HOLERA BANKS.-First Saturday night trip.
y Tue stanoh seaIoing steamer PilILlP, with tLe
decks all cCAr; Can't. Chas Hazard; Anderson Col.
we'll Pilot saturday night, June u and every satur,
day utght during the nrhng season. Deep sea hsn g
al daylight 10 the morning Lanilngs-Frsnklln st.,
nSli Christopher e., VI eth stv h. ls;S0i Bloome
o. 1878 Peck clip, O'Clock A NJ. Conee and chow.
der serve free. Fare q! JAS A, SCOTS
IONES ISLANn.-Grand eXcursi 10 the sea.
I tide.-The steamboat META, CAPT. r. r. WILSON.
Commences her regular trips Tor The season THURS
day, June ., rgnai9S regularly every day leaving
West i0th 81, at 500 l2 $50 Warren st. At $40 LAO
&4O Pier 4 N, T., al TO- l. and O'Clock
DEGILAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT
III oT NeWburgh, COrnwa all, Cold HprLs, est Point,
aud YOnkers. Tine fayOrite steamboat SLEEPY HOL'
Low, Capt. Jas sherman, leaves Fulton Ferry, Brook
n,s Nj CHRISTOPHER st., n, H., $40 Gnd SAN 81. N.
T. u CLOAK. bare flAf Lilo axnIlralon. a.
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TRL Hl8SbbRREEIRfsSo ols SHHISSAG2 e.. AND ROCK
prepared TO exchange their nrst mortgage sinking
fund seven per cent bonds due In t6 for tho bonds
OF the Chicago and Rock Island Company, m aturing
July iso The BOMBS offered N exchange are secured
by mt mortgage on the entire road equipment
extending fom Chicago 20 Council Bluffs ing tho
tent s. TRACY Presiosnt
New York, April o. 1870
YOUNG MAN wishes 70 borrow $50 for four
N months on merchandise In Donded warehouse
worth 500. or on tto note. Address O. d., boz isa
Run once.
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T7nE nuTFElANHf u F XIV NYs SRRA cow.

THE nuTFglANhf GFFFEK XIV yN SSRRA COM
the annual election hela Al the once OF the Com
PAM, for nine Trustees oil place. four
81 the class whose OF service expired bv lnits
ton AID one Trustee TO MI VACANCY the following
me whole humber % votes cast vas tel.
IEEDERICk 8 WINSTON received & $40 voteA
JOHN v. l.. PRuYN received t,sii votes
WILLIAM BkITS received t.6il votes.
JOHN T. DEyFLlN received l6l0 yotes.
OLIVER u. PALMER RECEIVED teio votes.
RICHARD A. MCCURDY received 4,6l0 votes.
JAMES G. HOLDEN receiv sd t.6ii votes
HHHhhsaAE z. H,OSN P0ST Received t6il votes.
ALEXANDER Fl Rf Al r ,ce.nsy uo ,o,,.
Two scattering votes cast.
A, meeting OF the Board OF rrustc-.. held on We'd
nesday, june 8, 1870 RkDERlCK s. WINSTON was
ii IA eTTrART aacre,.rv
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nPIRIr-srrKKIxa nrrHs,


song were all blended Into one hurricane OF sound.
Tic at It's culminstion was utterly indiserba-
DO. No who saw, can ever forget IT, or shake
GO u impression II made. Its subsistence was as
sudden ~ its rise. All ut once, the shouting and
huging and dancing or whirling stopped and silence
t,ign'd. Then the people began to disperse, and
l'stSred With the rest, feeling that mad Witnessed
bs thing have described II tor you as well as
can II Gear Of its going 20 come on again, will
send you word In time 70 you can send OF your In.
reviewers down here, and intervie the religious
hurricane, for that . the only correct name know
Iof IT, SoUTH CAROLINA.
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Tug GREAT mgsJCkL JUBILKE FEs-

THS GREAT nT4ffJJGGkh JUBILEE FEs-
PROGRAMME.
Bond.y. June Is, Tuesday. June Il. Wednesday, June
rs, Thursday. June 1e Friday. June n, and Saturday.
June IS.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE IL
GRAND INAUGURAL PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
SYMPHONY IN MINOR. BEET HovEN
THE GREAT CLASSIC ORCHESTRA.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SELECTED IN.
sTRUMENTALIsTs
GRAND ARIA AND CHoRALE.
"Innsmmatus," stabat .RossINI
MADAME PAREPA.RosA,
fHh ENTIRE COMBINED GRAND CHORUS.
THE ORGAN and the GREAT ORCHESTRA.
GRAND CHORALK.
FOR He the Lord Our 0od-. ME- NDEIegOrN
THR ENTIRE GRAND COMBINED CHoRUa
TnR ORGAN and the GRAND ORCHESTRA.
PART sECoSD.
GRAND OVERTURE. "oBERoN".......vor WEBER
FIVE Sf SSS y 9FfFs yfEfSSs
LEI The DT aSbIi ff FARRfHko '''nASDEh
GRAFT si AfySs :asi.rt.
aREAf %ktGfsf Y and fS q, 9ksxk me
THE ENTIRE ca6tAL s;6ciETiiEs, choms AND
THE s%iILiifThRY BANDS
cox TbE 5LESrRIo ARTILLERY
S AEt H RAEEFfeiHkASFs GAEL GAEL f6sl.
Dr. JAMES fEPqs; GILMORE and
The above programme selected as the inaugural pro
orEanlzstoe. ard the Great ORCHESTRA, with niting
Admi.sion Tor this occss,on .... . f)ne polla,
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BUY wARNOCK q, CO.'S

DRAB chtsIMERk DRfss hat.
THEY AiiE "TnE HAT" FOR TUE TINES.
Az E&rLNsIYk ASSORTMENT OF FELL AND
STRAW HATS 70 { GENTLEMEN, BOYS, AND
YOUTHS Ar Low PRICES. $40 BROADWAY
NO MORE MEDICINE.-py,pepsia. eonstipa.
u9n. dlaTIhaa and "A Ieysrs end .tomaeh disofiers
Food. To- ti.5i 5 lbs.. IS DU BARRY a CO. lbs
william st.. New York. and ali druggsts' and grocers.
SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
June l.. Take south Side railroad foot Roosevelt
go A. N. and $50 4. NJ. New steamer MINNIE WAR
KIN 70 beach. u. S. =. SAMMIS.
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF every yarey At reduced pfIces. Cent? Cong gai-
ten, 81 y, and % per pair,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-10

The people then dispersed full OF real for the rite
which was 70 be soiemnized the next day.
sunday morning broke with gorgeous beauty.
The sun shons brilliantly. The wood-, green al.
most 70 darkness, were oiled with myriad singing
birds. The Fields and roadsides were CAV and beau
iul In their verDal attire OF many .hueI lowers, A
cool and perfum elAdsp breeze sInaraed the senses
and tempered tie rays OF the sun. Tie people old
and young and mlddle-aeed were out In raiment
which We'd with the iow ers In coors and e1chang.
ed grsetingstn tones a. jocund the songs OF The
BIRDS They were early on the spot where The eere.
nsm then sermon end attending exercises; then
bountiful lunch, accompanied with considerable
We communion, or Lords Supper, was administer
Cd, and then came
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
DIED.

BRITTAIN-In Glassboro, N. J., on Sunday Nov.
2Ith MARGARET, wife of George ID. brittain, aud
daughter 1.-THE late James and Annie Coull, ia the
S5th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her brotherin-law, NJ. Gilt Greene Glass.
boro, N. j., on Thursday morning, Dec. 1st, at 10
O'Clock. lnterment at Gas2boro, n. j.
CLARK.-On the 2s h instant ROBERT, infant son
of Robert, Jr, and Annie c. Clark.
PEIRCE.-On the 25th instant at Magnolia, DEL,
MATILDA j., wife OF William G. Peirce.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
dence OF her father-in-law. George w. West, Esq,
No. 1916 Ogden street, on "Wednesday morning, at
O'Clock.
RUCKNAE.-On Sunday evening" ISABELLA RUCK-
MAN, in the 10th year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend the
30th instant. special car Will leave the North
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, BerRs street, S25
A. M. IS
SHREvF.-At Mount Holly, New Jersey, Nov. 2sth,
1870, ALEXANDRA II. SHREvE, in the 6lst year Of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence Mill street, Mount
Holly, N. j., on Friday, December2d. at O'Clock,
withoutSurther noice.
SoUTHwIoK.-In Trenton, N. j., on Sunday No
Vember 27th Miss SARAH SOUTHwICK.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
deDce, No. 80 Warren street. this Tuesday after
noon, at 21G o'clock.
THoMAs.-On Saturday, November 26th, after a
short illness, Mr.. JOHN THOMAS, in the Goth year OF
The relatives and friends OF the family also Inte-
gritty Lodge No. 1871, A. Y. M; Palestine Lodge. No
271, l. o. Of o. +. Kensington Grove Lodge No. 81
pany, respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from his late residence No. 2232 rankford road,
wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Interment al
odd Fellows Cemetery.