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Bay view. Ferry Beach.

Mr.. Ossra Hamilton, conductor Of the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad, and Mr.. Quincy, pro-
prietor OF the fremont House, have purchased
two cottages of Mr.. Samuel e. Spring. Mr.
Quincy has had stable built and connected
with his cottage. Both cottages have been
painted vermilion red, with old gold trim
mings, aud present very attractive appear
ance.
Hon. j. II. MCMILLAN has a very fine cot
tage now Ia process OF completion next south
west from the Bay View House
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LEI Everyone oelehrate

TO tltt I1ltttVI y t1tU y
We are called cold people, and are apt tC
make no demonstration when visitors come
here. | mean we are afraid to cheer This
year is an eventful one in our history. Proyis
ion has been made for one of the grandest dis
plays ever seen here. Now let us all, old and
young, make it our day. Let our stores be
closed so that the clerks can have chance Il
take part. Don't be afraid TO cheer at or in
the procession. When a company marches well
encourage them by showing enthusiasm fol
their movements. Let us all be young once
and make joyous day. OLD AMERICA
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The Churchill Robbery

Further advices state that the loss to Mr.. j.
NJ. Churchill in Cardenas, by the robbery will
not exceed $4,000 and possibly not amount to
more than $4,000. The confidential clerk was
the only party implicated, the other clerks be-
ing able to prove their innocence. Fast living
was what cause the defaulter's troubles. 1t Is
understood that the loss will not interfere with
Mr.. ChurchilPs business IN the least
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citizens Mutual Relief Society.

At the monthly meeting Friday evening the
amendments to the bylaws offered by Mr..
Harmon End DR.. Dams, were, on motion OF
Mr. Fox referred TO a special committee, cor
sisting of Meyrs. Geo. A. Harmon, Frederick
Fox, Ezra Russell, Francis Il. Pray, Charles
GUSTS, d. Glazier, and Ezekiel ID. Cannon to
report npcn at q future meeting. Fifteen new
members we're admitted, and nine applications
presented ard referred. The society now
numbers 1,071 members.
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Cape Elizabeth.

There was very pretty wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Mark Dyer last Thursday eve
ping. The contracting parties were Mr.. Edgar
l.. jordan and. Miss Susie j. Stoekman, and
the ceremony ga5 performed by Rev. Mr.
ReInick, Of tbs Baptist church. There WAS
qoite srge company present and tue presenis
were numerous an appropriate.
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There will be grand time at Greenwood
Garden, Peaks Island, July 9TH an occasio n /,
In fact that will almost rival the 4th ia Port
land. A most attractive programme has been
prepared There will be a submarine explo-
sion. For this occasion only vesuvius will be
active again. There will be prize drill three
legged race, dancing, and, in short, grand
time generally. Chandler's full band, string
and brass, will furnish music. Boats will run
every hour during the day and up to O'Clock
in the evening, returning in the evening at 8,
10 II and ~ o'clock
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ADVICE To MOTHERS -MRs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the lit
tie sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as "bright as button"
l. is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
dec4 WSM&y1y
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Refreshments for the Military.

TO U3e Ed3t0r Of the Press.
1t is hoped that tire efficient committee on
our celebration have made some provisions fol
one or more halts on the route on the Fourth
Some lemonade aud sandwiches won't cost
much, and many of the soldiers will leave
home early that morning and need something
ON the march TO refresh them.
a CITIZEN
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. CITIZEN.


Friday afternoon while some children were
at play near the Cape Elizabeth bridge, one oil
them. boy of about FIVE, fell into the water
A boy, II years old named Mcshane, witness
ed the accident, and took ''header" over into
the water and rescued the child.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, asa Con-
gress Street and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress,
corner Oak street.
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The alarm from box 16 yesterday noon was
caused by a slight fire in the attic OF a house
on Hancock street, occupied by seely, the
hickman. Some children playing with
matches got W blaze close to the chimney
which was extinguished with bucket Of
water. Damage trifug
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The Supremacy in Flavor of Hub Punch
is fact generally admitted by connoisseurs
G. II. Graves & Sons of Boston, bottle it, and
grocers, druggists and wine merchants sell it
generally. lynn, Th, &Fri&w
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BosroN, Jan. 8, 1879.

BOSTON, jan o, 1913.
'F. W. KinSmail, Esq:
Dear Sir Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam
seems TO give universal satisfaction, both as to
quality and price. We sell more of it than of
all other cough medicines combined, aud have
yet to hear Of The first intmation in which it
has failed TO give satsfaction.i
Yours truly,
RUST BROS. & Bird
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Maine General Hospital,

AS there are several very sick patients at the
hospital, the officers of that institution have
decided that it will be impossible to admit any
visitors whatever on July 4th.
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PRIVATE parties wishing nice display of
First Quality Of all Colored Fireworks, can
find large assortment at low prices. Chas
Day, Jr., & Co., 1877 Middle ST. iG2-4t
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
SATURDAY.-Bridget Hagerdon and Ellen Canton.
Vngrancy. Three months in House of Correction.
Benjamin Warren and George Watson fntoxica-
ton. Fined SIS and costs each.
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10. o. =

At the election of officers of Harmony Lodge,
No. 10, I. 0. o. f., held Saturday evening, the
following were elected:
n. G.-Stephen d. Brown.
G-Benj. y. Freethy.
r. S.-Freeman T. Merrill.
Treas-J. V. Bradley.
Trustee-Wm. A. jacobson.
Ivy Lodge, Daughters of Rebeksb, are to
have an excursion to Saco river, July 10ts.
Farther particulars will b his week.
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Custom House.

The amount OF duties on goods entered for
warehouse during the month Of June was
$92,6S7.49. The amount of duties collected in
June was 1922, 93I .27.
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Tho hest bak;po no,yder 70 mazda fran, ,,,,rs
Cream OF Tartar, bicarbonate OF Soda, aud q
small quantity OF honr or starch. Frequently
other Ingredients are used, and serve purpose
IN reducing the cost and increasing the profits
Of the manufacturers.
We give the Government Chemists anal
yses Oh TWO OF the leading baking powders;
bava axamined aamn1aa ~ "CIavaiana,,
snnarior Rahing Powder, and aRoval Rakins
pasdar :, nnrnhssad h,, ,,,,,saH 4, Ms aitw M
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The retail grocers of Portland will close their
places of business on the Sd of July, and
remain closed until the morning of the 9TH
soo04t
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Flags
Attention / 4th July

for Decorations in the Procession 4th of July,
in Silk ,lBunting and Muslin. G. Day, Jr, &
Co., 1877 Middle st. jy24t
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wsM&w1y

For Asthma, Neuralgia, rheumatism and
oil Lung troubles use the Pine Hygienic Mat
tress. Price IS, 50 and $40. ]. H. Gaubert,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1899 Middle
Street, Portland. my11dtf
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WITH stable Cottage house No. 2O4 Franklin
w street. Sebago water. Rent $500 per
month. Apply to
iy2d1w VIM. II. JERKS.
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Nrw ApvnRTIsRMmNTs To- oAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS To- DAY
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Chas Day.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Pine Street Picnic
Greenwood Garden-July 9th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft
Special Sale of Hosery-Frank Geudy
Cottage For Sale
Notice-Ryan 4 Kelsey
Partnership-C Corey & Co
For Sale or Lease--W Waldron
Notice Sealed Proposals
Portland Gas Light Company
Wanted-A Middle-Age Woman
Copartnership Notice-Swan Il Barrett
House To Be Let
Harpswell Steamboat Co
Removable w Simonton s Co
Rines Bros--3
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Uouuse 10 he Let.

NgR. George II, Richardson has this day beer
IVA admitted as a partner In our firm.
SWAN Il BARRETT.
Portland, July q 1888. jy2dlw.
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PEAKS ISLAND ICE COMPANY

From and after June 10, the above company will
deliver ICE daily TO any place on Peaks Island in
quantities TO suit. Orders may be left at the Post
Office, Peaks Island.
iu1Sdtf
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Admitted to the High school.

missions to the High SCHOOL,
CUMBERLAND STREET.
Berry, Fred N, Hyer, Lizzie A,
Chase Calvin Il, Josephs, Fannie,
Clapp, Charles E, KeDsa Hittie,
Elwell Harry l., Loyeitt, Mattie
Head, Frank, Novel; Carrie
Jerris, Fred L, Phelan Gertrude
Lowell, irving Rounds, Lille e.
Merrill Harry, Small, Georgia b.
McGrath, VIM, Thrasher, Eyeina
Rand, George Williams, Carrie,
Kicker, Sylyanus, WorInwood, Mabel,
Rounds, Ma rshal, Bruce Mabel
Thompson Frank Dils Carrie
jerks, Matthew, Ford Georgia.
March, Charles, Hodsdon, Lottie
McAleney, James, Kemp, Alice.
Robinson, Frank, McGiaufin. Alice
Robinson, Leon, McGlauhin, Emma
Way, Harry, Paige Emma,
WEIGH, David, Steele, Hattie,
Barrows, Ada e., Saunders, Lena.
Brett, Helen M, Van Blarcom. AIyra
Broad, Nellie w, Yeaton, Grace
Bryant, Lucy W, Hawkes. Marcia.
Daniels, Gertrude, Turner, Alice.
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CHILDRRN's SUNDAY"
India Street Church.

Yesterday was Children's Sunday at the
India Street Church and there were special
services for the young folks. The church was
handsomely decorated and the floral display
and many cages OF singing birds formed a
pleasing sight. Three people were received
into the church and seven children were chris
tened. Last evening there was a concert by
the children.
Vaughan Street Chapel
Children's Sunday was observed in most ap-
propriate style at Vaughan Street Chapel yes
terday afternoon. The pretty little building
was crowded down stairs and In the gallery
with the friends of the Sunday school. The
exercises were exceedingly attractivs and the
children all looked their prettiest. The music,
Rotations and concerted pieces were all of
high order, under the direction of Mr.. Har-
per, the superintendent
The platform and pulpit'recess was floral
bower. Across the front was erected triple
evergreen arch, the centre one of large pro-
portions. Back of these arches were massed
Towering plants and beautiful floral emblems,
such as Tyres, stars, and anchors. while choice
flowers were entwined in the evergreen of the
arches, and floral symbols were suspended
from the pillars. Back of the pulpit were the
following legends;
Praise God in His SANITARY.
Chldren's Day.
Welcome Ali.
Rock of Ages.
The galleries and front of the pulpit were
festooned with wreaths Of !colored paper, flags
were suspended at intervals from the galleries,
and formed a drapery above the evergreen
arches, and gilded cages Of eanaries were sus-
pended from the chandeliers.
Rev. Mr.. LeLacheur made IAN excellent adj
dress to the children which was attentively
l;e4o,,ad a.
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Wanted.
Copartnership Notice.

A MIDDLE AGE woman Protestant,) to take
IA the care of an invalid lady. Enquire of II. J..
LIBBY at First National Bank or by letter TO Scar
borough, Me. jy2dtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Elegant Residence in DeeriDg,
BY AUCTION.

IN TUESDAY, July 3rd, at p. m. we shall
d. D. sell the G; NJ Stevens property Stevens
lam lam peering Inc house is thoroughly built and
finished throughout; contains ten airy rooms, metal
roof, graniteiunderpininng, cemented cellar large
eistern; Is pped for gas, hot and Geld water bath
room, water closet; open fire CRATES in all the lower
rooms. From the tower is a delightful view of the
surrounding country, White Mountains, Caseo Bay,
etc. The lot contains one and five Fights acres Of
Jich land, fine lawn and shade trees good drainage;
hye minutes walk from Westbrook Seminary,
church and town schools and near the P. 3 Rand M.
Y. X. H. station; horse pass the door every
half hour for the city; one-half purchase money
can remain on mortgage. Any one In want Of
beautiful home, combining all the advantages IT
country and city, will do well to attend this sale.
Can be examined any day between and p. m.,
previous to sale.
y. o. BAILEY g. Co, Auctioneer-.
ie2S dtd
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Partnership.

UE SfNFN " H~NtsSNs
A NICE convenient brick house, No. 1873 Dan
IN. forth street near State, very desirable loca-
ton and neighborhood, possession given Oct LIST.
Apply to w. II. WALDRoN, $50 Middle st.
1iy2 eod3ws
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PORTLAND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Cottage For Sal,
Notice.

MO. PLEASANT St., Old Orchard. Very
In pleasant situation, plenty shade trees aud
the best Of water, by A. L. EATON, 1888 Congress
St., Portland Me. july2d2ws
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A Man Who Knows Thief and is Always
Ready to Expose pne.



1t is said thai some OF tile aspiring Demo-
cratic statesmen Of Mr.. William 5 Hob
mans Congressional district in Indiana are
pushing him for the Goycrn0rship OF that
State next year from a desire to yet rid Of
him. This is probably true. lie is an uu
handy man to have around When the
people get their lantern Out and brgiu tu
search for an honest man its rays are certain
TO fall upon Mr.. Holman and ring him To-
the front again aud again.
The Republicans oil Indiana have Ion.
been afflicted with desire 10 get rll ni Nj
faithful Representative. He has brcn alto
geGher too honest and too Walrhtul 10 SUIT
them and their plans. They gcrrymaudcrrd
his district once 10 keep him ont ui Com
gress, but when the time came around ld-
Il object" sounded as plainly and clearly
as ever, and he resumed the business oi Kill
ing jobs at the old stand, and kept it M
with the same persistcncY and success 1h,
was dishcartcnng to Mr. Morton and his
friends, and they made another gclrymun-
der, with the same result The people
wanted him, and he sceE ed - bear d
charmed political Lille. II was not until thr
third trial that he was ilually Thrown INTO
district he could not overcome When Li-
party came into power in the State again hc
returned to his place and his work.
Tried by the standards sometimes sci M,
William 5. Holman is not great man.
This means that he does not make tustIan
speeches. He doesn't Point with pridc or
view with alarm like tue ordinary or even
the great politician. But lie is eitdrd about
with honesty. lie hates a thic. ar "A steal.
and he can distinguish them "a, f.lraway .tud
as accurately and expose them quite effect
iyeiy as any mau in public life H. DOESN'T
know much about politics. He pays lilir
attenti To state managers or 10 ramnina-
tions or to the aspirations OF smaller men.
He doesn't ask a central committee To send
money into his district 10 corrupt yutli, ur
carry an election. He simply gues to Vark
~ carries it himself by virtue ot lis char
acter, ability, and honesty. He il an ahlr
man, student Gi political hist ny and
economy, as well as Of prcsoa. conditions,
Best Of all, every year he spends IN Con-
grtss he saves the Government his Weight in
gold over and over again. such mducIu
not Afford TO become Governor oi Indiana,
and he can Afford 10 incur the opposition ~
little aspirants and puny political luana. rrs.
That Husband al Mime
10 three times the man hc was art0rp lac h-
gan using HWrlIs' Health Remover 81
Druggists.
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JOHN WASAarAKER's.
The B OK News for July
will be ready at noon to-day. ]

lC - Oh NEWS lOI uly
will be ready at noon to-day. |
Why do your English
cousins excel you, ladies, and
excel you largely, in one
thing as pedestrians : Why
do even healthy looking school
misses, OF 1.-THE figure and radi-
ant faces, crowd into a street
Car to save walking a few
squares! A good story to the
point is that of the bonnie
lasses of well-known college
presidents family. Soon. after
their arrival they accepted an
invitation from a couple OF stu /.
dents for walk They pro-
posed to make it to the town
oi t. The ten miles
were accomplished and the
tired students were "getting
their wind" under cover of re-
freshments O. when one of
them drew HIS watch and re-
marked 81 aides, we'll Just
have time to make the train
back" "Train indeed % one
of them replied, 81 thought
we came out for a walk !" And
walk back they did to their
own delight, but the exceeding
discontinue of their poor es-
corts, who, it is said, did not
appear at recitations for a
week.
Why this superiority OF
walking powers, whose use is
soconducive to viz orous health
Has not a foolish pride III high
French heels and kindred
denominations had something
to do with it Common sense
is asserting itself again and
sensible walking shoes are now
generally appreciated.
We have a new style Of
Ladies' Boot you will be
pl ased to see, very popular
and comfortable with those
who have worn them. The
shank springs upward so that
the heel does not slip. They
are neat and scrviceable anC
getting into large demand.
We have also two lines Q
Ladies' French kid hand
sewed button boots, lined witt
Irish linen, a big advance 10
cool summer wear, over tn,
usual cotton lined. $50 ant
%.
The new Waukenphas
Shoe for men seems to be con
sidercd the luxury Of perfec
ton to those who value th'
good co dition of the feet. Th,
same shoe scld elsewhere a
IS; here, 81.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
Noru iIo Market street.

The latest and best addition
to our stock of aids to ease is
the Mexican grass hammock,
with braided edge. 1t is prob
ably the strongest ever made.
\ haif dozen people were
swinging i'll one the other day
and David Davis himself could
ooc Hate in it with sublime con-
hdcnce. The price Tor so dur
able a luxury seems entirely
rca>onablc-$2.0O.
LATER Since the above
was in type the manager re-
ports a heavy purchase at
hardest pan prices ever known,
pounds weight, II feet long;
our prices are: White, Sl.25.
Colored, $l.50.
Hard by the hammocks the
admirers OF lzaak Walton will
find as thoroughly complete
outfits for the various sports of
the streams as any angle.
wants. BY the by, there are
very few elegant leather
cases we don't want to carry
over, and lave reduced from
500 to $3.50. 1t gives a
Rrn;crl and handy method of
"toting all your traps.
Amateurs " o just want to
Try a bit OF fish ng ION a fly"
with any sort OF bait) can get
ii rod and outfit from 25c. to
well not for them, probably
to $500.
As prettily al.uring spoon
bats as ever drew line, re-
duced from 75c. to 35c. and
some to 2jc. Floots &c. and
lines lc each.
Lower Hpnr, foot Of SECOND stairway from Marker
street, uain aisle,
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Bankrupt Towns in Switzerland.

.
-Four towns in switzerhnd-Wt WtntcrAur,
in the canton Of Zurich, a d l.cnzJtru ~,
Baden and Zotngen, in the canton Of or
govia, threatened with declaration ut
bankruptcy and the consequent Gale bp
auction OF Their munich III property. H.
appears that some years ago THESE towns
guaranteed a loan Tor tie purposcot making
direct line of railway between Lake Con
stance and Lake Geneva. The undertaking
was failure, and the grass is growing be.
tween the unused rails. The holders of
obligations, who lent 1900 900 francs upon
the municipal guarantees, now claim tnrr
money, which has, with interest and rx
penses, Increased 1O,OOO, 900 francs. Win
ierthur has paid her share, but the ,hgce
Orgoyian towns refuse payment, declaring
their utter inability, and Winter hur must
stand or fall with them. The iutcrl leuliun
OF the Federal Counsel has becn sought in
the matter, and unless it can soon make
some satisfactory arrangement the creditors
OF the municipality Will obtain a decIee OF
bankruptcy against him.
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AT THE CLOSE Of business on Third street,
Philadelphia, Tuesday, trade dollars were
quoted at % cents-au advance of eight
cents over the previous day. This was due
to the energetic action of the wise merchants
who hastened to advertise "trade dollars
'taken at par" Iu few more days the
coin will not be ''quoted' at all, for it will
be moving along in the channels of trade
on a perfect equality with other mediums
of exchange.
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A FOURTH OF July without an alarm Of
fire until yesterday had not been known in
wilmington OI CweutJ-Avo u thuty y.aio.
This alone is great benefit and saving, to
say nothing of the blessed relief from the
horrid din of cannons, pistols and fire
crackers. The wisdom of the ordinance
against the use Of these explosives was fully
demonstrated yesterday, and we do not be-
lieve there will ever he any public demand
for its repeal.
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Daily except
Sunday.
Sundays
only.
NAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R.R.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 30, 1883,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS
FOR ALTA MTG CITY,

From Vine Street Ferry Express on week days
9,iS A. M, 3.l5 AID 3. l5 D. m, ON satur-
hay only, 2OO p m. On sunday,7. 0and $40 Il.
m.
From Sha"kamaNnu Street Ferry Expr,ts on
week days, D.@ aIn., 3.tn, 100 and 5. 80 D. IN. Un
shlufhhy on y, 2.W y. m, II sunday, Z. 20 anu
b.UO a. IN.
Accommodation Train will leave above Ferries
o. weekdays at s. % a. M. and l. 80 p. M, and on
sun lay al s.OOa. III, aud l.. 20 y. IN.
Parlor ears attached to all express trains.
Excursion train VIII lave the above Ferries
daily at B3Da. M.
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
For llnddOnhcld from Vine and Shackamaxon
Srtet Ferries, 7.O0, s. o, 1870 and Il 70 IA, m.
FOO M, 100 Loo. 600. $50 M.
From Vine stree only, 5.45 7.3O g.3Oa. m. From
ShaehamaNnn street ON f., > sop. M.
sunday trains leave both Ferries at s. 0O and s. 30
a. M, and 40 p. IN.
From PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Station foot of
Market street, 40 u. m, 81 53, and II 30 p.
NJ, eek-days. sundays, 9.3O a. M, 9. 20 y M.
For Atco, from Vine and ShackamaNon street
Ttrrlcs a.Wa. M, l2.Ol noon; 80, 40. 800
T. III. SUNDAYS, 500 "A, M, 1. 30 d. III. From
loot OF Market street, ll.3O p. m.
For ammuntOn, from Vine and ShackamaXou
street ferries, $40 a. M, i,30, 800 u. IN.
Gays, s.'Oh. m, 1.B p. IN. Saturdays only,
IRON loot OF Market street, II. 30 y. IN.
For Lakeside, Hoo II. M, 2.eO p. m.
Fol Marion, Mcdf rd Mt. Holly and lnterme-
dinte stations, leave foot Of Marx, Sire l. week
| DAYS, ~ a. M, 2. land $50 p. m. sundays
A.W a. M, 6.3O p. IN. From Vine and Shacka-
haknn Ferries, ln.01a. M, week days
| For illamStown, from Vine and shack amazon
street lcrflts s.uO u. M, l2.UO IN. A 30 u. m.
woodruff parlor cars on all express trains.
| w. N. BANSARD, j. r. WOOD
| superintendent. en- Il Pass, Agent,