THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPII. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 18GG.
Waiting for the Dentist.
From Ijyridon Society.
The day was. brlcht and sunny, the weekly
Punch was funny;
J3ut Punch with all its charms for mo had no
temptation,
At the (lontWn I was waiting, heart and couratro
palpiiatint.
And I cared not lor the weather, in Mid antici
pation. Would I were a Special Header! I would beg
the prentle reader
To listen to mj plehdines for Borne mercy to my
rhyme.
About the thoushti that, teasing, tnado me hot
ind kept me freezing,
Kept me mirthful, kept me mournful, all that
dreaiy waiting time.
"Love," I thoucht, "impetuous, ecethinp, is
another state of teethimr,
Alilce we feel its torments In palace and In hut:
lint we give up proans and sighing, break) our
youthful vows of dying
For the dear beloved obicct when our wisdom
, teeth are cut.
"Jcnlouny wo feci for love's sake, 'tis exactly
like the toothache,
With its quick ppasmodic throbbing and its sud
den fits of pain:
Brave is he who hides this feelinpr, bears his
ancruiih wiihout snuealiriir.
And when thelitis over, holds his head erect
again.
"To Tain we are apprenticed, Aga is but a skil
ful dentist,
He 'stops' our cares and troubles with a bi'ter
dose of death.''
Here my similes were ended, of love und tooth
ache blended.
And delighted at their truth, I paused to tuke a
breath. ,
"What spoony moralizing!'' cries the reader,
crttieizihp,
But It kept my mind employed till I heard a sort
01 purr,
And a lootman stood beside me, grinning
covertly yet widely,
Then quoth he with a firm "Now my m:utcr's
ready, sir !"
General Ekln In tho Field.
The citizens of Columbiana, Ohio, a very
thriving and beautiful village in Columbiana
county, have orgunized a lycoum, for tho pur
pose of advancing literary Interest and culti
vating a spirit of educational improvement
among the young of both sexes. 0 At a meotiug
of the Lyceum, In the early part of January.it
was decided to extend nn Invitation to General
Lkin, a former resident of Columbiana, to de
liver a lecture before tho society. Tho Goacral
accepted the initation in the following letter:
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Ol'FlCB, FlRFT
DrviHioN, Washington, V, C, February 6, 1805.
John E. Allen, Esq., Secretary Columbiana
Lyceum, Columbiana, Ohio. Dear Sir: 1 am in
receipt of your favor of the 3d instant, inviting
me,by a vote of Columbiana Lyceum, to deliver a
jecture tefore that body on a subject to oe
chosen by myself. 1 beg you to convey to the
members' of the Lyceum my acknowledgments
of the compliment' iinpl'cd. by their flattering
invitation, with the assurance that bo soon as
official engagements -w ill permit I shall bo most
liappy to cratity their wishes. AltUoucb. 1 can
not at this moment designate citLer the subject
or the time ot my proposed lecture, 1 leci justi
fied in promisme the discharge of the pleasant
duty which your kindness has imposed, before
the cloc of the pre.-ent winter. 1 have accepted
your Invitation the more cheerfully bueauae
Columbiana yvas ihe happy scene of rav youthful
ptudies, under the tutorship of the good and
learned William Moody, Et--q., and because I
cherish pleafant memories of the place and of
kind friends who lived there, some of whom yet
remain, ana with whom l wouia ue so truly
clad to exchansie friendly greeting.
I am. dear, sir, very respectful ly.your obedient
servant, jamks a. ukin,
Bvt 15rig.-Gen., Q. M. D.
FURNITURE.
U Y PUltNI T U It E
AT
G O U J j D it C O.'S
UNION DEPOTS,
Wos. 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street,
(Opposite Christ Church),
AndCornercfNIMTHand MARKET.
The largest, cheapest, and best stock of
FURNITURE
Ofevciy description in the world.
2 10 ly
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I li ave a large stock of every variety of Furniture
Which I will sell ut reduced prices, consisting of
ASD MARBLE TOP COTTAGE SLITS
WALNET CHAMBER SUlTd.
PARLOR SUITS IN VELVET TIXSIL
PARLOR PTITS IN 11AIB CLOTH.
PARLOB BTJ1TS IN REPS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Book-cases,
CI atti esses, Lounges, 1.1 c. Etc.
3'. P. GUSTINE,
1 18 3rn N. U. Cor. SECOND AND RACE 8T8.
DENTISTRY.
ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OP
Philadelphia Collcte ot Dental Burnery. olaaal8M-,
formerly 01 est t heeler, l a., having arrvea three yean
hi the rmv, l as lecumed the practii e of his profession
Bt0.241 . i.LLVEM'li Mreet. Philadelphia, where
he will endeavor to kivo atis.actory attention to all who
may require nia pioiceeionui services. 118 17
STOVES RAKGES. &o.
nULVEIl'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
II 0 T - A I R FURNACE.
HANGES OF ALL, SIZFS.
ALSO, rniEGAK'8 liEW LOW PRESSUEE
STEAM HKATIN li APPARATUS.
yon BALK BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
6 41y
No. 1132 JlABKEl' STREET,
TE VENUE PTAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
Of all descriptions,
OtuU diiscrlpilons,
Alwaya on hand,
Alwavs on haad.
At EVANS', No. 610 CIIKSNL'T street,
At EVASh', No. li0 t HEHNL'r Street,
One door be'ow Heventh afreet.
One door be!ow teventh meet.
The meat liberal d'xcouui. u' lowed.
The most liberal dlwouut allowed. 2 fi
628
II O 1 K I N S' ROQ
IIOOP-HKIRT UjOO
iianu aciorv. jo. uia audi wrreet.
Above tslxth Htinttt, Phfittlelphla.
Wholenale and Ketuil.
Our asfortment embraces all the new and desirable
ptyle und ante, ot every length and alzo wuut lor
ijullea. Misses, and Children.
'i ... or ) VII. O WX HAKE " are WDrrinr In fn)h
ane dmati't'y to any other Skirt made, aud warranted
tosive gantiiaciioii.
fcklrta made to order, altered, and repaired. 8 4 ly
rrHB STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CIIESNUT
J HTUKET. AKOVKTHIKI), WILL BE CON IIHUJiD
1A HI' It I'TftVlH IT.
STAMPS of FVEBY PESCKIPTION COHSTASTLT
lilt I1A1, Attiy MM AJUUtai. UH
T7ALENTINES AND VALENTINE CARDS
V splendid assortment and ehearent In tho city, at
HI ACEE'tii bECOM) ndCUtNCTiret. btlt
PROPOSALS.
IOVMSNMENT SALE OF SUjOTLL'S HARD
UREAL).
SunsT'TifwcK cvrnoR, u. 8. A,
A. j
lltlCT, I
1. IWkl )
ecolved at
. NO. 8 IfOITH tAT.STHIHCT,
BALT1HORK, Ma., January 01,
Scaled Proposals in duplicate will be recol'
this cilice daily, and oponoa at Li o clock II.. on
VVcdnesdaji and Saturdays durum the month of
February, for tho purchase of surplus GOOD UARi
BK KAL, on hand a' this depot.
Ihe bread is in boxes oi fifty (B0 pounds each.
All the bread ofTr-rerl undor this advertisement has
been careiuliT and thoroughly Inspected, each box
having been opened, examined, and then re-coopornd,
and no box allowed replaced which did not come np
to the stnndnrd lor issue io troops. No proposals
received tor less than twenty (20) boxes, Purchases
will be dollvcred on board ot transports without
expense to the purchaser.
payment required In Government funds on notifi
cation of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
rurcbafors to remove stores Should navigation be
closed dtinngthis time, the Mma so lost will not be
conHinerca. JToposais to bo endorsed on me
envrlopo, "Proposals for Hard Bread," and
addressed to J hum AS wiLoua.
ttrevt. Lt.-Co . and C 8 U.S.A.,
1812 28 lirovt. Brig. Genl. Vols.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &o
J W. SCOTT & C 0.,
SHIRT MANUTACTUHEES,
AND DEALERS IN
AIEN'S FURNISHINCr GOODS,
llo. S14 Chesnnt Street,
rorn duohs bflow thb "CONTINENTAL,"
SiClyip FHILADELrHIA.
p A TENT SHOULDER-SEAM
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORK
PERFECT FITTING 8HIRTB AND DRAWERS
made f'otn measurement st very short notice.
All ell cr articles 01 OENTLEMEN'H DRESS GOODS
In full variety.
WINCUKSTKU & CO.,
8Uly 7US CDK8NUT 8TKKKT
LEGAL NOTICES.
"IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
JL iNL COUATT OF PHILADELPHIA.
r.statooi . L. JOH N, deceased.
Ibe Auditor nnnolnted bv the Court to audit, settle.
a til siljust tho flrnt aecountof C. F. MaKNNKS and
I'l; l Dt.UIC'K IihYFU. Jjxecntorsot" the last will and
testninent oi F. L. JOI1S, Oeceascd, and to report distri
bution of the balance iu the hands of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested tor tho purposes oi his
api ointment, on 'I UKSIlA Y, February ill, 1KC ,, at 4
o'clock P. M.. ni his oltlco. No. 4Vi
WALNUi' Mreet, in
the Cltv ot Philudelihiu.
nnwat . u
BAKER, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE
CITY AM) (. Ol'Vi'Y OF PHfLADrLPHIA.
EMnte ot .IA3IFH I'OSMiar, uccenseu.
Notice is hereby lilven that MARY COWOLLY.
vldow oi sulci decedent, has 11 ed in said Court hor peti
tion and an Inventory and appraisement of ihe personol
property elected to be retained bv her under the act of
Anril 14 1HM, and the supplements thereto, and that the
sinne will be approved by said Court on FRIDAY, Fe
bruary IB, irMj, un.cos exceptions tie men rnerrto.
JltvAKI J1 nr.i unu,
2 C fsmwlt Attorney lor Petitioner.
0 ktUfUFACTUaMB Of
LOOKING-GLASS,
PORTRAIT,
PHOTOGRAPH,
AND
PICTURE FRAMES,
AND GILT MOULDINGS l
No. 929 ARC II STREET,
PHILADELTniA. "
TAINTINGS, AND A CHEAT VARIETY
OF ENGRAVINGS ON HAND.
OLD WORK RECILT EQUAL
TO NEW. 11 fl4m
g O M B T II I N G N E AV.
Smoking, Chess, and Reading Rooms
Combined.
TLEASANT KESOUT FOB GENTLEMEN,
T. O. KOltONY & Co.,
No. 12115 CIIESNUT STRE1 T.
TEA, COFFEE, CII0COLA1T. ETC., ALWAYS KEPT
FOREIGN ASD DOMESTIC NEWSPAPERS ALWAY S
OJt flLK,
A mong which can be found :
I'UIICU 1
Onee-a-Week,
Atlieuu'Uiu,
'ieinpie Har.
1 onililil .vlapaztne,
London Journal,
(larien Laube,
Klmlderadatch,
Kolnl.-che Zcltunp,
Jlurpor'a Monthly,
Leader,
Arniy and Navy JournaL
Loiulcn 'limes (uaiiy ono
weekly),
London Illustrated,
Hell's 1 lie.
Manchester Clipper,
London F.r,
London Koeiety,
London Orcheittia,
Fun,
Jiorihern Wtlg,
LATEST ItETLESS OF
hTOCKS. 1 2S uiwslinrp
J U II E K A !
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DYE.
IV F. IMMENSK SUCCESS with which thli nrenara
tton ban met duiinH tiienhort hue It ha' beeu betore
the pubiiu, HUB Induced the thouxiuid'. and tuna of thou
kiiuoii who have u'ea i.u attoateti lis virtues, to pro
nounce 11 the ONLY and I HUE Hair Keatorative. The
Eureka has been Introduced into all the nriuolDal cltlei
both East and Went, and baviun taitnltiliy Deriorined nil
that I claimed lor it, lias huiii reied all othr Hair 1're
pnrutioi;i. 'I be ureka rentorea Gruv Hair 10 it original
color; prevent!) the hair trout Inning oik, by caunlng
benithy condition of the acalp. nnparthi? to the hair a
eoliueKK. 011 el gioxii. and ycuthlul appearance that no
other llinr Preparation can produce. J lie Kureka is tree
lroin all lmpuritien or polsonoua drugs, and can be used
wittiom aoiimg acalp or Hand,.
Munulactured audaold, ytholesale and retail, by
ROBERT FISHER, Sole Agent,
So. li N. FIFTH Street. St. Loula, Mo.
Apentu for Pennsylvania. DYOTT it CO.. No 232 N.
Bixujii Pireet, I'liiiiiueiplilu. 1 waiuwiliu
Q II E EN 1 K A R,
GRFFIf CORN,
FBE8II PEACUES,
FKESU TOMATOES, TLCMS. Eio.
AiaJEltT C llOBEUTS,
hlkim in fine Gnoa:niE3
0 22 4p COR. ELEVENTH AND VINE 8T8.
"REVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
X lit EVEN If. UTAMPB,
(it a' t desertptionii,
, Ot all dmtcriptlonn.
Always on hand,
Mwavs on hand.
At EVANS', No. 610 CIIESNTt r Mrer,
At J- VANM", No. WO Cill tiNCT Street,
One door below Seventh ttroet,
One deor below huveutli mroul.
1 he most liberal ill-eotiut allowed.
lu uiu.t liberal dunouut al.owed.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AH ORDINANCE
Antliorirlne the Mor to appoint 'Wounded
and DisaMed Soldiers as Telegraph Operator.
fwctton 1.1 he folcPt and t'ommon Council of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Mayor
is hereby authorized to appoint, as soon a desirable,
wounded and disabled soldiers, nt exaeedinn two
lor each station bonse, on the police force ot the city
of l'hiladelpbla, to ho -detailed as telegraph opera
tors and turnkeys, to receive the same pay as those
who ate at present de ailed lor that purpose. (Pro
vided that the present police lorco is not ino'caod
thereby.) ,And all ordinances or parls of ordinances
inconsistent berowub are hereby repea'oil
WILLIAM S. MOKLEY,
rrosldint of Common Council.
Attest
JOHW ErKSTKITT,
Clerk ot Cotamon Council.
JAM1S EVND,
rrosfdentof Solect Council.
Approved this nlntb day ot February, Anno
Iloniiiil ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. L. 1800).
i MORTON MoMICHAET,.
2 10 It Mayer ot Philadelphia.
11
E80LUI10H
To Iteloare a Cortatn Property ot Dayid Klnt
lrom tho Jjen of a Certain Judgment.
Kekolvcd, by the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, that the Ulty bolioitor
bo and lie is hereby authorized and dirocU'd to ro
laeand lorever dlsclmreo the following- doTribetl
jnopcrty ol David King lrom the Hon ot judgment
filtered on Ue official bond of Joremiah Fowler,
Collector of Outstanding; Taxes lor tho year 1804
( l. C. L. IS. H. M t5, 20). to wit t All that ourUtn
three-story niC8tuape or tenement and lot or piece ot
wound, ailnate in the lute township ol KoxborjUh,
row 1'weiity-fiiat W ard of tho city oi I'mladclptna,
bounded and f escribed as lollowa, to wit: Benin,
niiia at a point in the northwi sterly linn ot acortain
liltytcct wide atreet (laid out aud opened tor publio
use tv the heirs of (jeorce W. Mnick, deceased.
running Boiith mxt'flvo-doKrees. three mtnuies west
irom tno JHIdfte Jtirnpiko Koad to a certain foity
live feet widoitrert, also laid ont and opened by tiio
hoira ol Ueorpe W. bmick, tlecoasod. and called
.snnek street), at the disianco of livo hundred and
E'ln ty-tive trot six inches more or less, uortu east
ward nom the northeastwardly aido of auid Hmick
atrecl, thence extending Dytbo line ol the mid titty
loot wide street, north idxty-live decrees, throo
rninutea eoet lorty five feet to a point; thence bv
other ground of tho said Jeremiah Fowior, iutonded
this tiay to do conveyed to Jonathan King, north
twenty-four deureea, lilly tevon lntnutos, west ono
hundred and thirty feet to a point; thonce by other
ground of the said Jercminh Fowior aoutb sixty flvo
degrees three minnten w est forty-live feet to a point ;
thence bv lot marked No. eighteen (18 j in the plan of
division of the estate of said Oeorgo W. tSmick,
dtceastd, south twenty-tour dovioue, hfty-sovou
minute, cast one hundred and thirty leot to tho
plnco ot bopinuing: l'rovidcd, That the co-surety
ot saiu jjaviu limn enaii consent to lite sata roiease,
and that tho sum of ten dollars shall be paid to tho
.solicitor tor tho ufo ot tho city in del raving the
expenses ot tho publication ol this Resolution, and
provided lurther. that in tho opmou of the City
(Solicitor, the interests ol tho city will not be preju
diced by said relea-e.
VY Jlll.U S. MUltLM,
President ol Common Council.
Attest
Abhaiiam Stewart,
Assistant Clerk of Common Connoil.
JAMES LYNL,
Trea'dont of Select Council,
Approycd this ninth day of February. Anno
lioiiim one thousand eight hundred and sixty six
(A 1). 1800).
2 10 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
li
f; SOLUTION
CliauL'ini.' tue Names of Certain Strocts in
tho
twenty-second Ward.
lie.-oiveu, ny tne heteor anu ( onimon councils oi
the City oi Philadelphia, Hint tho names oi
Duncannon avenue, and Wyandotte stroot, as now
luidout u)0n the sectional platu of the Twenty
second Ward, be and the samo are hereby changed,
as lollows:
Duncnniion avenue to Wynne streot: Wyandotte
street to W catena avenuo, and that the Department
ol Surveys be directed to change tho names as re
corded upon the approved plans, i ro video, the
parties interested theinu shall pay all expenses of
advertising., etc., inciaent to sucn cnane.
ii.iiaji ts. aiuivivii,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Joiin Eckstein,
Clerk ol Common Council.
JAMES I YND,
President of tioloct Council.
i 1 . t. T ...... 1 . . , '
jiij)ruveu Linn iiiinu uu vt j . i i i ,
Anno Domini ono thousand eirlit hundred and
sixty-six (A. li. 1800).
jjujitiuiN jJicaiiuriivt.i,
2 10 It Mayor ol Philadelphia.
T"i K SOLUTION
XV'- Relative to Approjiriation Mado to Repair
lounges, approvea uctouor li, i-soo.
Resolyed. lir the beloct aim Common Councils of
the City ot Philadelphia, That so much oi tho
appropriation made by ordinance, approved Octo
ber 14, lowj, lor tno puipcso oi reouiiuing uniigca
noon the Wissahickon Creek, as shall not be ex
i. ended for that purpose after the complotlnn of
said work, bu and tho sumo is hereby translerrod
to the appropriation tor rtbuuuing tuo iiriu?eat
Penrose Ferry.
vvii.i.iAJJi n. siuaiibi,
r real dent ol Common Couuull.
Attest
Abraham Stewart,
Assistant C'icrk ol Common Conncil.
JAM 1 ft LYJSD,
Preiident of Heluot Council.
Approycd this nintu day of Fobruarv. Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A, D, 1S0B).
JUUK1UJN MC MICHAEL,
2 10 It Mayor ol l'hiladolphia,
1
KBOLUTION
V To Establish Lines and Grades in the Twenty-
hist vt ara.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
tho City ot Philadelphia, that the- Department ol
Kurvevs be and is hereby authorized aud directed
to prepare plans, in duplicate, establishing tho lines
nnu grades of so much of the lwonty-lirst Ward as
lies Let ween enur s lane, ltiaue avenue, ana t'ie
river SchuyikilJ, charpeublo to item No. 11 ol aonro
priution muue to the Department of (Surveys lor the
year lt-.w.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President oi Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein,
Cleik ot Common Council,
JAMES LrND,
Presidont of Select Couuoil
Approved this ninth day ot February. Anno
Domini one thousund eight hundred aud sixty-six
A. D. 1B00).
MORTON JIcMICriAEL,
2 10 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
H
A 11 X E S S.
A LAEGE LOT OF NEW U. 8. WAGOX HAR
NESS. 2, 4, and 6 horse. Also, parts ol HAH'
NEisS, SADDLES, COLLARS, HALTERS, oto,
bought at the recent Government sales to be sold
at a great sacrifice. Wholesale or Kotail. Together
with our usual assortmout of
SA VDLEll YAND SADDLER YUARD WA RE.
VILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS,
2 1 ly No. 114 MARKET Street
TVTIL1TAIIY AND NAVAL AGENCY OF
MATIIEWS, P0ITLS0N & CO.,
ATTOBKKVd,
No. MI8 WALKUT Buect, I'hlladelphla-Box 2831.
Claims tor ISounty, Back ray, Prlzo Money, and Pennon
Claims, promptly collooted.
E. T. MAT1IEW8,
(Late of Treasury Department, at Washington, D. C.),
B. POCLSOJf,
(Late V. 8. Tension Agent).
A. TKUMP; 1 191m
p A T E N T W 1 11 E W O II K
yOU RAILING STOW FRONTS,
GCABD8. PARTI TIOS8, KTC
1R0H BEDSTEADS AKD WIRE WORK
n variety, manufactured by
M. WALKEH & RON,
1 18 lm . Noll JtTjSlXTH 8TBEET
ri"HE COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION OKI
X glnatrd the AnaitheUo use of VITltOl'H OXIDE
(IAS. lor Lxtractluir 'teeth without pain. WK DO NO
OTHER DkKTaL WOHK. OUlvvi N. 7M WALNUT
fctiee , LuUttde'pulu. X)Uu
MEDICAL.
jjepical electkicitj:
r
s
-
J
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVER
S. W. UKCKWITII'H
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE
No. 1220 WALNUT Street,
rJecfrlclty tn nil It Tnrloatt Forma
AumlnlMtra tor tta Cure of
Chronte liaenn.
Within the past five years, thousand! of patients
haye beet treated at this oflioe, sunbrirg fnim almost
every form and condition of disease common to
humanity, and in nearly ail cases a benefit or perteot
cure baa been clleoted. Patav, deafness, bliuancss,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, cancer, and all the old knotty
disease, that are a ptusician's curse, aa it Droves
bit inability to eiadicate, are by our method com
paratively easy oi cuie. tpeciiuen of tumors of
large growth ex.racud by means oi fclectrioity
alone, without pain, without the use of the kuilo,
liuntures, or any other means, may bo seen at our
otl.ee bT those interested. We are willing to under
take any ot the lollowiut diek.. with everv hone
and prospect ol success, with i.ry many o:iiers not
here enumerated :
1. lHteasrs ot tM JJratn rmd Xervoui Suntrm.
Epilepsy. Chorea or 8 Vitus' Danco, I'arnlysit
(Hemipletnal, Iseuralria, liystcria. Keryousness,
iatpitatlon oi the Heart, Cock law, etc.
2. Urgant ana JUturi connected vntu the Jtigei-
five tvnttm Sore throat, Dyspepsia. Diairluea.
Dysentery, Obstinate Constitiation, Haiioiriioidej
cr i ics, liiiioun, r laiuient, ana i aitiior s coiio, ana
an nttections oi tno uver ana spieeu.
8. Jienriratorv Organs. Catarrh. Cougb, Influ
erza, Ab'hnia (when net caused by organio disease
ol ti e heart jtronoiiitis, J leunsy, neurodynia or
Lbrumuusm ol the Chest, Consumption tn the early
stages.
4. brou ana Mtttcular System. lineumatlsm,
Gout, Lumbago, fctitt' eck, biual Curvaiure, Hip
inseases, cancers, i uinors.
C r .... ... .. .... .V '...... 1.-. - rii Hirnl OlahntA.
and Kidney Complaints. Impotence and bumioai
Weakness. The luttcr complainui never fail U yield
rapmiy no mis iroBtmem
6. iAteaset J'ecuttar to jtemaies.u terns tjom
plain in, involving a mal-pnsitlon, as 1'rolnpsus, An
troveision. lit iroversion. luiiainmanon, uicoratiou,
and various other allections of the Womb and Ova
ries, Painful, fciupprosued, (Scanty, or Prolnse Men.
atruation. Leucorrucea.
It) LA li I f.S wo can recommena this treatment as
one ot CIS V A ill ED SCCCENs. Almost innuino'
rable cases have come under treatment at our otlice
who can testily to this met. Mrs. BLCK WITH has
ei.:ue cliaruo of the Laaies' Dot.artmeut
KtiLKrJVClo. Ihe diseased and all interested
are referred to the following named genllomen, vrao
have been treated ana witnessed oar treatment o
mhors t No. TiliO WALNUT htreet:
A. J l'liasonton, Urlgadior-Oeneral, ISO. uio
Spruce slreot: a. l'leasonton, Brigadier tionoral. bt.
Louis, Jlij-aouiij Jac. b Yandogrilt, Odossi, Dela
ware! K. A. iemp'e, thread mauulacturer,
Mount Holly. Now Jersey; W. B. Smith, irou-
lounder, iso lvsi iianover street, i iinauo pma j
licorgo Douelafs Local Jixprejs comnany, t una'
delphia; J. W. Uradley, publishi'T, No. CO N. Fourth
street : hobert W ork, No. 01 K . Third street ; Colonel
1'. N. sweenev, assessor, bocond Distnct ot l'hila-
delnlna. H alnut and Eighth streets: George O,
i:vans. AO 413 Arcn street, ooiow rmnt vviiuaui
l'elotifo, type louudor, lhird and Cbosniit streets;
Kd. IdcLane, nianuluclurer ol cotton goods, with
very munv others.
l'livsicians or students desiring to nave instruction
inthecoirect application ot Electricity lor tho cure
of disease can cddIv at the Ofl'icc.
Consultation free. Doscriptive oircnlars of euros
e fiected, with numerous rclerencos, can be had by
application at tho OfUce.
Ail leucis auuicsstu to
DR. S. W. BEOKWITH,
2 lsmw No. 1220 WALNUT Street, riiila.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
T 1 L L I A M S . . G II A N T,
II COMMISSION WEKCIIANT,
No. 33 S. DLLAWARB Av.nue, Philadelphia,
aoknt rou
Tlupcnt's Gunpowder, Rctlncd Mtrs, Charcoal, Etc.
v i4L'nr A. v. 's ' hoenlHte. CoooH. and Itroina.
Crocker llros. & Co.'s teilow Metal hheathlnb', Bolts,
and alls. 1 1
ALEXANDER G. CATTELL & CO.
l'RODUCE COWMLSSION MERCHANTS,
No. 26 NORTH WHARVES,
AND
Vn 91 NORTH WATFR STREET.
fHILADELl'UlA, 2 21y
ALEZAKDEn O. CATTELL. ELIJAH 0. CATTELL
STANDARD SCALES.
PAIR BANKS'
ja
STANDARD SCALES,
Adapted, to Every Branch of Iltasl.
riess Wliei-e a Correct and
Durable Sortie 1h llectuired.
A uniform standard ot weights, and a correct sys
tem of welftuinfr, era subjects claiming the attontioa
of every individual In the community.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 715 CHESNUT STEEET,
8 21mthi'eni4p J'llILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS, Ac
C
A 11 P K TING S.
A LAEGE STOCK OK
Till L ADELPHIA M A N UE A C I U BE,
In stote and constantly rccoivinfr,
AT VEKY LOW PKICES.
GEORGE W. IIII.L,
2 1 thstuGm Ko. 128 North THIltD street.
O 8II.BERMAN
& CO., IMPORTERS OP
O. J AliCV oooi8,
0. 1 N. FOCRTII Street,
1'llILADKI.MIIA
Portemonnales, Pocket Books, parses, Travellbiff Bans,
Huu-be.a Drenalna Cases Ladies' Companions, Writing
Desan, Portlolios, Work Boxen, Jewel Boxus, Phoio
granh Aloums. Opera Oia8e, Field Ulaaaes hpectaulea,
( ard Caes t:hina and Ollt Ornamenu, Pocket Cutlerr,
Razors I ouibs. Brushes, Pertuinerv, Noans, Katu, Hair
em, 11 air Ornaments, Steel JewelmJet Goods. Cor
nelian Gooas, Bracelets, keck aeei. Be t Clasiia, Httiils,
Hleeve Button hcarf Plu, Bcarf KiiiBS, Bilk Watoh
Guards, Leather Guards. HU-el and Plated chains, Watch
Keys. Shawl Pins, Violin HtrluK?- Beads ot all kinds,
Dolls. Ruliber Balls, DomlnoeH, Pice. CbeSHmeo Che.ta
Boards, BackKaninion Boards, Playing Cards. Pocket
Klasks, Drluklns Cups, Tobacco Pipes. Tobacco Boxei,
Tobacco Pouches, Match Boxes, Pips Btins, Clua
Tubes, CluarCaees. Ilsly
w
I L E y & BROTHER,
TM-pnnTF.ua ivn DEALERS IV
HAVANA ClUAtt AND MI "K--CHAUM PIPES,
. W. Cor. EIliUIU and WALSliT btrutta.
We ofler the finest Havana Clears at prices from 20 to
30 j er out. below the regular rales.
AUO, the celebtate't .
"LONE JACK" BTUOKINO TOBACCO,
which la fur superior to any yet brought before the
publio. . . ,
Wotto ofLone Ja;
"SEEK KO FURTHER, KOR hO BETTER CAN BE
yOUiiD." ' Usain
THE PTA11P AOEKCT. NO. 804 CHESNDT
e TR ET, ABOVE.XI11RD, WILL BE CONTIliCEl)
A M H 1 K I 1 0 i'i. I H
KTAMPRofi Vl.BY PVBCRIPTIOH CON8TASTLT
OS BAKU AiiD 1M At AilOUHiT. 1111
HAILHOAD LINES.
11
E A 1) I N J It A I I, n O A D,
OHEAT TRUNK LIS
J ROM PniT.ADfcLPHIA 10 Til K JfTERJOfc 0
l'IfAMI,VH, 1HK HI IIC ILK ILL.
HVMUCVHAMiA. t CMBt KLAMD,
AND WTOWlSO VAI.I.KYH.
An WORTH, NOR'IHWKjsT, AND THK, ri!ATAt.
VivTfR ai BA..TOFPA8.lFR traina.
Leavlnf the Conipani's Iirfmt, at TIUKrr.KMii
and ( AI.LOWH1LL Directs, Philadelphia, at the lol.ow.
Int boar.
MORMNOMAIl.
At 8-ofl A. M. for Reading. Lebanon Rarbihiirff, Pott.
Jtle, ;pinesTye, Tainaiua, Hunbn.T, Wll lamsport,
Emilia, KocheMrr. Mat-arn Falls Bu.''alo Alinntnwa.
l kenbarre, Plttston, Verk, Carllsis, '.'bambenbari
Hnmtcn etc. etc.
1 fata train connect at KF.ADINO Vrllh 'k Kat
tylvama Knl rond tialn for Allenmwn, o.i and it
Lebanon Valle train for HarrlRbiiri eto.
PORT CLINTO.N with Catawia Kallroa " train
W ililamport, lck Haven. Elml a. eto i at HAB
ROBl ho w th Northern Centra., t omlierland Vallnt
and PoliujIXI I and Huninehanna trains for Nertft
rmbeiland. Wllliauisport. York, thanibersbars. pie.
grove, eio.
An r RJJOOX F.XPKKHH
Leaves Phllailnlnlila at a 911 I- M .nir nsnitlna Vnt.
Die, HiMnHburr. etc.. eonnoctltiu with kmnllnir ana
Colsnibia Railroad train lor colainbla. etc.. and witk
f atawlssa Hal rad train for WiUou, Wllliauisport.
Limit a, Buffalo, etc.
REAMNft ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Iiaillna at H-rtO A. M. alnnnlnir at all wa
Stations, arrive In Philadelphia at 9-M A. M.
wi, inm.(f, irave i ni aucipnia at 4 u P. At., arrlvos la
truoinu ai t p. y .
Irnlns lor Pl.llaiU-lnhla CT Barrllinr at 7-H M
and Potlsvl le at tt M A. M., ainvlng In Pbibidelphln at
L'.e P. M. Alfirnitnn nalna l.tflvn llnrrluhnr n I 4f
P II.. and Pottsvllls at !T P.Jl.j arriving at Phila
delpaia at7 P. M.
tiarr.Hiurn Acrommndatlon lravea Keadlna at l ilt A
11. and Harrlii)unati t)P N.
Market tra.n with a PaM".yr car attached leave
rhl auelpbla at 12 4. roon tor Keadlna and nil way sta
tion leaves Rending a' li'Sil A. AI., and IKmnmioon al
lltOP . fa.: I In aaclnhia and all ay stations
A II the above t ruins uin dally, hpnrtaj s excepted,
hunilav tralna leava Purtitvlllo at H1U A. At., aitd I'htt
delphia atS-l.t P. M.
I IIWitK Al.blI 1IAIL1IOAI),
Paisenirera tor 1nnitibtnn mid iii'orinfMllaie nniit
tnkeihea-ro A. St. and 4 30 P. JI. trains Irom Pbliadel
phia, retarnlna from Downlngton at 1 05 A. M. anl
4-' Ktt).
BW TORK KZPRE88 FOS I'lTTrtBl'RQ AND TBI
Leaves tin York al fi l U A. at. and A-flO P. U naaalna
Reading at 14 A. A ., and 1 4s P. i . connecting at
imrTiai.urg witn l'enravivanla and Northern Central
knihoaa txnriwi Ira inn tor I'liotbum. ihiraua. W It.
lntnieport. Elmlra, Bnltlmore, etc.
he urning, Kxprehs Train leaves IMrrtabnrgon arrlvsl
oi Pennsylvania Kxpresi trnm Pit;bnrg, a: 3 and it M
A. II., passing heading at 4 4H and 111 52 A, M , anivinn
atNe York at 111 A M. and 2-45 1' M. HleeplnKfat
aceompanvlnr tl ee trnlns :hruug tatween Jey City
aim i iiiannrg, viiinoui ennrge.
At all 'l rain lor iiew lork leaves ria'Tb.burg' at I Is
P M. 11 all Train lor UarilHbuiu leave New lurk at 1.
Moon.
HU11UTLK1LL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvl le atti-45 and 11UU A. M.. and 7-1
P. M . , it turning li em Tamaqua a 1 1 3a a . M. aad 1 -It) aa
4 16 1. U.
(tt'llCl LK1LI. AMI Bl'POUriLlfNA R VIT.ItOAO.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 aft A. M tor Pineprove and
HnnlHliurg, and at I SO P. M. lor l'rnepmve and ( reuiimtt
reiurnuiK roui jinrrihuur a tiit y. au, ana uom ire
U.oEt at 1 UV A. Al. anu d t v r. m.
J 11 IV Mft.
Thronrn tlrvt clas tlrketn and emlrrant tickets to all
the principal points In the North and Wctt and t aniuias
'i ne. louo'n'iiii; Ticheif are onTH'iien on v At ine inuoa
ol S. Bradford. Treasurer, No. 8. Fourth sireot, Plilla-
(lelnnia, or ot -. A. .XHicolis. General buperlnUtndeot
B"dtog. ,
Liraini e i l uj;v j ji Kr. i.i,
At 58 percent dlNCount. between any points doslretf
for lamuies and firms
MILF.AGK Tit Kr.TH.
Coed tor 2000 miles, between all uomta at f 5'2'SO eack.
tor laini ics ana nrnis.
br.AhON IK Ktrs,
Fo three, six. nine or twelve months, for holds
only, to a I points it reduced raten
t i.f- i(ti i ni r n
Replrilnir on the lino of Hie road will be furnished witk
cards, entitling themselves and wives to tick em al had-
lara.
KAl l KHIOS TICIi ET,
From Fbi ailninbla to principal alnMons. good for
FatuiOoy, (Mii.dny and Monday, ut Ktlu'ed tare, to Of
lieu iiiiiy av luo Aicavi vuice Ub AUirieeuLu aim iunvtt1
hill strcuts.
itiiunr.
Goods ot all descriptions forwarded to all the ahov
Doint! lrom the Company's ow IreUli: Ueuut, BrooC
and w mow streets ,
r itrioiii iHins,
Ltave Philadelphia daily at 6 30 A. M.. 12 45 noon, and
6-10 1 Al . lor Beading. Lebanon, liarnouxg, Poltavuls,
Poll Ciintou, ana all pom r oeronu.
ol A ILin
Close at tbe Phi adelphla Post Office tor all place" on
the road and Its branches at 6 A. Al. and lor a.l pruiclpa:
Btatlons only at i io r. ji. a 10
,Ott EV YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
Amhoy ond Philadelphia and Xrcnton Railroad
Company's lines
moid 1HILAPF.LPIIIA TO NEW TORK
and way piuces, tioui Walnut street whan, will leave as
n (IWI VIZ.: JTAUK
At h a.m.. T,a Camden .ana Amuov Accommoda
tion - io
At 8 A. M.. via Camden and Jersey Cltv Express... 8 00
Al2P Al. via Camden and Ambev Express 22.1
At 12 M. (noon) and 8 P. Al. . via Cauideu and Am
boy Accommodation (Freight and l'afsengcr;.... 2'25
At S and ll-an P. M., via Csmaen ami Amboy, Ac-
riintmnuution 1 1-relent ana rasacnKcri. 1st c uss
ticket -
2d Class Ticket 1 511
At 6 and 10 A. M., 2 aud 6 P. JSt .. for Mount Hollv,
j-.wani-viiie, remuerion. onu t uiceuiown ; ait) a. at.,
una 2 r. ai .. lor r reeiioia.
At 6 and 10 A. Al.. 12 AL, 3 30. 5 6. and 11V p. M., for Pal.
mvra. Kiverton. ie'anco, uever y. jLunewaior uur-
ilnvten. Florence, llordrmown ete. '1 he il A. M. and
A I'. Al. lines mil direct through to 1 ronton
LlJiES IROM KENK1NGTOM l iil OI WILL LEAV
as r UU.UWS :
a 1 1111 A. AL. 4 30 and 6 45 P. Al.. via Kensington
and Jersey City Expicsa MUt
At li V. SI. iNlLhtl via Ki linini.'tiio and Jett-ev Cltv
I xprefK 20
1 he -45 P. M. Line will run daily. A'l otiiers Sundays
excepted.
At 7-30 iind 1115 A. M., 3, S'SO. 4-80, end 6 P. II., and
12 W Kin Ik Ut, lor Bristol. Trenton, eto.
At 1 A. JI.. 10 50, 8. 8. and 6 P. M. lor i ornwells, Torrls-
dale, no netDuig, laeony. v i.-sinoining. iinciosuurg
ana r rankioro, ana at a p. ai. lor no meouurg ana
Uitermeoiaie i-ibiioiis
LELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaware River Vallev. Northern Pennsyl
vania, and New York State, and Hie Great Lakos
Two tiiroiiKU trams daily (muiiuujs cxccptcu; iron
bcnsinf-ion uepot as huiowb i
At T-.'lll A. Ai . and S-'ltl P. M.
L1NUJ FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Will leave trom loot oi t nrtiana street
At 12 M and 4 P. M..via Jcrsev Cltv and Camden.
At 7 and 10 ard 11. Si A. At., 6 P. At. and 12 Night, Yia Jor
uti l itv ana Kensington.
From Pier No. 1 Jiorih river, at 6 A. V. and 2 P. If., Tia
Ainlioy and Camden.
At 12 Jn. 3 aud 6 P. N. (Freight and Passenger ), yla
Amooy ona taniuen.
Jan. 15. Ibb6. WILLIAM II. OATZMER, Agent
-1T EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINE S.
Urorn loot oi market Btreet (Cpper Ferry).
Dal y. except tuiids
1 ALL, AM H1H I I.B AUKA trai I .
ronimencing WEDNESDAY . Novimber 15. 18P8.
For Brldgeton, Halcm, and a'l bta l'mion West Jersey
ana xaiern itauroaiis, ai v a. ju. ana r. at.
f o, Atiiivuie ana auuitermeoiaio biaiions, a. v a. at.
aniia l . At.
ForCaDeVay and Intermediate stations at 9 A. M.to
Al illvllle. connecting with t reliiht 'IVuIn Pa'sencer Cat
attar neu lor tape ai ay, one iu r. ai., ana i r. Al.
tjirouub I'ASflenuer flue H f. Al.
For Glasslioro and Intermediate S'atlons, at 9 A. MM
curl 30 P. M.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, eto., at 9 A. M., 1, IK
anil a :in P. Al.
Freight tiain will leave Phl'adelril.la. trom Bandford'i
wharf, at IU A. At ., and Camden at li M.
tf. ynrt nr.nDDcii.r.A, niipDiiiiujiiiicat
rnr, vtEhT j er.sk y kxpih (- compamv
will attend to ah the usual brancbos of CXDress bUHlnesi
receive, deliver, and forward thruui-'ti other respontiblo
Express coniDHiiies. to au pari oi tn couuiry, any
article WTruRieu iu iiit-iu.
A hpeclul MesaenKer accompanies each throngh trala.
umce, jo. p nainui atreet u in biii
C!F PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
lniw KA1LKOA I).
This great line traverses the Northern and Xorthweat
enunlieaoi Pennsylvania to the cuv or Krla. nn T.Kka
File. It has been leased and li is operated by tha Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.
TIME OF pAfhENUt-KTUAlSS AT PHILADELPHIA
Arrive Eastwaid f rte Mull Train 1-011 P. M.
' ' Erie Express 'I rain. U-1U A. M.
Leave Westward Krlo Mali Train, 7 20 p. M.
" " Erie ExBresa lruin, 7'2U A. M.
paspenger can run thronuh on the Erie Aiall ana
Express Trains without change, both ways, between
Philadelphia and Erl.
M-W YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 6'OOP M., arrive at Erie at J-57 A. If
Leave Erie at US P. M., arrive at Now York 1 l p. At,
Ko change oi cars between File and Near York.
Eleuant Kleepiug Cats on all Night iraliu.
For Information tnnecjlng pasHenaer btmlness, apply
at THIRTIK'i U and MARKET Htreeta, Phllitdelnhia.
And tor! freight business ol the ompauy's IA genta
8. It. Kingston. Jr., corner TH litTK ' H and MAR
KET Mreet", Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds, Erie) Wil
lam Brown, Agent, FI C. H. .. Bammorn.
11. II. 110 CM'i ON, General F reight Agent, Philadelphia
II. W. GWINNER.GenerBriic.ket A gent,Pn!ludeI,al,
JOH. I). POTTH General Atanagar. WllllaniDPort.
ALE RED L. TYLER. Genoral SupermtendenL
J C. P E R K I N S,
" LUMBER MERCHANT
uooessor to R. Clark, Jr.,
No. 824 CHltelAN STREET.
Constantly on band a large ad Taxied assortmen
of Building Lumber. IL?t??
PEAFNE8H. BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.
1. ISA ACH, M. D.. Pro'essor of the Eye and Ear
treats all diseases appertaining te the above member!
with the otuiosl success. Testimonials irom the moat
reliable fources In tlie vitf can be seen at htaofllce. No.
til PINE Htreet. The Medical Faculty are Invited to
acvompany their pa(ieali at he bus uo ivoreu In hl
iHvtlve 10 1
PAfLROAD LINES.
I 1111 LA DELPHI A. WILMINGTON, AND DAI
1 latOHK RAILROAD.
TIME IABLK ommennlng MONHAT January B.
IU 1 rains wl'l leave lep.,t, comer ol BROAD etreet
and WAHlllNG ION Avenue, as tnllnwa:
kxpreas Train at 4PAA.M ( Monrtaj s excepted), fnr
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
I'crryvil e, Havre-ae-Grace Abenloen, Perrman'a,
Jtacnolla and Htrnmier's Hun.
lie aware Rttlmad 'irain at R-15 A.M. (Hnnday ex
cepted i, for bailKbtiry, Ml. ford, ana lntrmdiate
Statlona.
W av Mall Train at fl 1A A. M. fUnndai s exeantjuli fhr
Baltimore 'topping at Ckeafer, Ihurlow. iJnwond,
( laymont, and all regular stations between Wt.iulngtoa
and Baltimore.
Expreas Train at 2-4.1 r. M. (Bandars excepted), tbr
Paitlmore aud Waahmgton, stopping at i.'iiosler
Clavinonl. W limlni.-tnB. Newark. K'ktnn Nnrtli.aat
Ptrryvlile, Havre ae Grace, ALerdeen, Perroian'a,
Alitl.no la and Meumier'a Run.
Mwtit rxpreas at 1115 P. M. tor Baltimore ana
Washington, stopping at Cheater 'Ihurlow, Llnwond.
Cla.vnmiit. Wllmltikton. Newark, Elkion. NottU East.
Pertyvl lesnd Havre de-tlraco.
Paaaenpers bv ltnat trnm ftalt-ninra Inr IfnrtrivM
Monroe, Norfolk, t Ity point and Richmond will take
the 9 IS A. Al. Tri.ln.
As an atldltional arcominndat' on for those holdlna:
Through Tickets lor Ba timore, Waalunrton and mou'Ii
ern iolnts, a hpavlnl Car l l leave the Phllaileinhla
Depot at 1130 A.M., connecting at Gray 'a Ferry with
the Morning Fxpre-s'lralu lrom New rork.
niLSI-CTIIH ACCOM wOI VTION TRAINS,
Ptopning at all Htatlnna ltwvon I'lillail.iliihla anal
llnungion.
I.ravti Phllndslnhta at H 15 and 11-15 1 U m'lM
5 tip, and 7 "0 P M The 8 30 P. M. train connects witk
Deluware Railroad lor MPtord and Intermediate natloni.
l eave W llimngton at 7-00, 8 15, aud V 30 A. Al., and Ot
ai.dS Wlp Al
i ra ns for New ( artJo leave rhlladolDhla at R 15 A. M .
3 30 and 5-10 P.At.
'llllim GH IBMIN- M1USI H A LTIMOtlK.
leave Wiimlnitton at li-00 M.. and 4 30 and9-5P. M.
CHFHlEK FtUt rillLnDELl'UlA.
Leave Chester at PHI. 58. and 10 14 A. AL. and 12-3fi.
S 4.1, ft Fl, 5-44 anil 10-20 P. M.
t HUM 1A11I.IGK IU I ! 1 1. A lir.Ll II I A.
Leave Baltimorn 8 25 A. AL. Way Mailt 110 P.M..
EKpre.8( 6 ;i6 p M.. xpress-92 P 51. F:xpres.
An Arcommoilatlon liain for nuvre-flp-Grao and In
termediate stutlona wl.l leave l'n timore at 4 10 P. M.
'IRAIN FOR BALI JMOIlfc
Leave f hentr r at 9 52 . M..313. and II 50 P. M.
l.fnva Wl mlimlnn at 15 27 S ill anil 111.13 A. At., anil
4P.M. ' '
FTJNPAT TR AINS.
Exnrei-s Train at 4 05 a. M tor r.ulltmnra and Waah.
lnuton. Stnpiilng at W'imlnirton Purnv Ho I IivnmIa.
Cnice, Aberuecu. Perrvmau's. M actio 1a. and Stnmmar'a
Run.
NlL'hl h.XnressTl 15 P. M . Inr Ttn tlmnra anil DT..K.
Ingion, stopping at cheater. Tlmrow l.lnwood. Clav-
innnt, W llinlngton. Newark, Elkton. Northoast. Perrv-
vibo. and Ilavre-de-Gracc.
A nnrelal train wl 1 leave rhlladelnhla tor Whmlnaima
lor liitemiedinteatatK n at (I P. Al.
IIALI15IORK KOIl PHILADKLPUI A.
Leave Baltimore nt MS P. M.. stopping at IUvre-dn-
Graee, I'erryvlll". and Wllmlnp'on. Aiho stops at Elk
ton and Newark (to take PsNaenvers lor Philadelphia and
leave parsengera frem Washington or Baltimore) and
cheater to leave passengers lroin Baltimore or W aU
lucton. A special train win leave v itmtngton lor l'hiladolphia
and Intermeiiinte stations at 6 30 P. M
Freight train, with pnaHonger car attached, will leave
Wilmington lor l'erryvillo and Intermediate a'atlnna a
m r. ai. ii. r . ivi' .k.m i, ouocrmtenuunt.
"IENNSI'LVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
X W INTER ARRANGEMENT.
Tiie trains or the Pennsylvania central Karroait Irave
the New Depot, at '1 Hi RHel 11 and MARK. FT Street.
The cars Oi the Alarket btreet Possenuer Rullwav run
to ana from this Depot I hey leave Front street
every two minutes, commencing one hour previous
iu niir iiiuc ui m;iiiHuio ui cavu iraiii.auu arow anout
3I niina es lor a trip. Their cars are In waltlns On tha
arriva ot each Train, and connections ara maila with ail
roads crossing Market street.
On hunaaja can. leave .ien-n. ana m arket strweta
at 6-45 P. M. to connect with I'lttaburg and Erie Mall.
and at IU 25 r. w wit n i nt aocinnta txpreaa.
Maun s Knggage t.xpret. ut locateaai Ko.31 8. Eleventh
street. Parties de.siilng BargaKa biken to the trains caa
have It done at reaaonebie iRte- upon apt) n ation to him.
TUAIM LtAlt, AAJLl f Hill in it itfOI, IHUoi
Frle Fx press at
XImII Train
7 3V A. U.
BIS' "
3 0 00
' 12 00 M.
l 'Oli P. AC
2 '30 "
'4 00
' 6 30
' 7 30
illll
1 bo I Accommodation, No. 1
F'aft Line
Partes'.. org
Harrisburg Accominoilation
i.r.ncater Accomiuouuitou
Piioll yrain No. i
HI tshurg and Erie Mall
Philadelphia Express
AHHI VB.
Cincinnati Express
at
ISO AX.
1'hi adeiphia Kxpress ,
Paoll Accomniouatlon, No. 1
Parkestiurg Train
Erie Express ,
Lancns er irain
, 7 10 "
. " 8-iu
"OStl
' 11 !llt
' 12 30 P. If.
" 110
Fast Line
Paoll Accommodation. No. 2
4'40 "
nayi-xpresa 45
Ilarrtsburg Accommodation " 8 40
PhlluielpDia Express leaves dallv. Pittsburg ana
Frio Mall leaves dally (except (Saturday). All othe
rrions oui'y exeepi nunoavi.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comranv will notassnraa
any risk tor Bagage except for Wearing Apparel, and
inn 11 uietr respousiouny to une Hunarea noiuirs 10
vnlne. All Bernage exceeding that amount In va'ua
w ill he at tbe rtuk of the owner, unleis taken bv SDeoisl
con tract
THOMAS H. PARKE, Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant irain runs daliy (except Sunday). Far
fall lnloimatlon as to tare and accommodation, apply te
FRANCIS FUNK No. 137 Dock Htreet
jVORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A. Depot, THIRD Stieet. above Thompson.
For BETHLKHEAI. DOYLK8TOVVN, MAtJCH
CHI NK, EASION, WLLLLAAlbPORT, and WILKES
BAKRK.
At 1 3D A. M. (r xpress). for Bethlehem. Allnntnww.
Alanch Chunk, ilozleioa, Wlillauispott, and WUkea
barre. At 3 30 P. M (Exnroaii). for Rethlehem. Faaton. ete..
reaching Eastou al 6'45 P. M.
At 15 1'. 51.. tor Bethlehem. Al entown. Maack
Chunk. Danville and WUllumsport.
For DoMt Htonn at 8 3ft A. M., 2 30 and 415 P. M.
oi Fort Wa- hinKtim at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at b'15 P. M.
White cars ot the Hecond and Third Streets Lint City
Panscncer Curs run direct to the depot.
TRAINH FOR PillLADELPnt A,
Leave Bethlehem at 8 25 A. Al. aud 10 02 A. M" aad
6 15 P. M.
Leave Doy.cftowa at 30 A. it., -is and 5 30 V. AC.
l.euve Lanrdnlo at 8-10 A. AI.
Leave Fort Washington at 10-51 A. M , and 115 P. M.
O.N hL'NDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at ft A. M.
Philadelphia lor Doylestown at 8 P. M,
Doylestown tor Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
1 hmngh Tickets must be ptocmed at the tloket officea.
TH t RD btreet. or BKRKS t-treet.
5 ALLI3 CLARK, Agent
"j HEIGHT LI NEB FOR NEW YORK AND
X a 1 the Stations on the CA MDF.N and A-MBOY and
connecting Kallroada Increased despatch.
'J ILK CAM1EN AND AM BOY RAILROAD Aim
TRANHft-R'ATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
lor New York will leave WALNUT tl treat Wharf at i
o'cioek P. M., dally (Sundays excepted).
Freight must be delivered betore 4X P. Ttf. , te be for
warded the same dBy. Returning, tbe above lines win
leave New York at LI noon, and 4 and 8 P. M.
Freight for '1 renton. Princeton, Kingston. New BVnruT.
wick, and a.l points on the Camden and Amboy Rail,
road 1 also, on ihe Belvltiere, Delaware, and Fleming,
ton : the New Jersey, the F reehold and Jauiesbarg, aa
the Burlington and Mount Uoily Raliroaua, received anl
It rw ard ed up to 1 P. M.
The Belvldera Delaware Railroad connects at PhT
Hpsburg witn the Lehigh Va ley Railroad, and at Manun
kach unk with all points on tt a Delaware. Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Byracaae, Buffalo,
aud other points In W estern New York.
The New Jeney Rafroad connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jeiev Ceutrai Railroad, aud at Newark wills
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A shu ineaioranduui, specli.vlng tbe marks and num
ber . shippers and consignees, must, Iu every Instance,
be sent with eadi load of goods or no receipt will be
given. Increused facilities have been made lor tha
transportation 01 Live Btock. Drovers are Invited to
try the route When stock ts furnished In Quantities of
two car-loads or more, It will be delivered at the loot
ot Fortieth street, near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No.
1 ortb river, as Ihe shippers mny designate at the time
ol shipment. For terms, or other Information, apply to
WALTKV FREEMAN. Fielght Agent,
11 1 No. 228 b. DELA WARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, GERJIANTOWN,
AND
jai jsunms t w n nAiLuuAir,
On and ailer WEDNESDAY, Novembef 1st, 1SS5, until
runner ioue.
FOB OtRMANTOWN.
4 Leave Philadelphia , 1. 8, 0. 10. 11, 12 A. M.,1, 2, 3 10.
3.4,5 bH.b, 1. H . 10. 11, 12 P. M.
LeayeOermantown6,7.7li, 8.870, 0,10, 11, 12 A.M.
1,2 8, 4,4H. bH. 7,8, 0. 10, II P. M.
The 8 20 down train, and HH and b up trains will not
top on the Oeruiantown lirnnch.
ON HUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 0 10 A. M., 2, 7. 10H' P. Af.
Leave Ceimantiwn8 A. M., 1. 6. Wi P. M.
CHEHNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10, 12 A. M., 2, 3, 3H 5H,7,S.
and 11 P. M
Leave Chesnnt Uill 710 minutes, 8, 9 40, 11 40 A. AC,
-40, 8 40, 40, b'40, 8 40, and 10-40 minutes P. Al.
Leave Philadelphia 0 10 minutes A. M., 2 and 7P. ML
Leave C hesuut lint 1-40 minutes A. M 12 40, 5 40, aud
t" minutes I si
vi 1 nvkimnorRES AND vownisTnww
Leave Phllattelphlaa. 8-35 minutes,, 11-04 A.M., IX, .
4H, 514,6)4,8 05inlnule8,and His P. M.
Leave Noirlstowa t.,7, 7 50. , 11 A. Af., lH,ih, t, an
6 P Al
'I he bH T. M. train will stop at School Lane Wlssa
hitkon. Manayuuk, riprlug Mill, and Conshohocken only.
OS bUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. M., , sod 7 P. Af.
Leave Norristown 7 A. Al., and A P. M.
FOR MANAYl'NK.
- Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 35 nduutos, 11-05 A. At., IX, I,
4H.6,6X.8-'.aiidllH P. At.
Leave Manayuuk 6, H, 8 20, OX, 11)., A. K.. 2,(,W.
8i P, M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. M., 2, and 7 P. M.
Leave Munayunk "H A. M , tH, aud 8 P. M.
W. b. WILSON. (It ral Hupetlntendent
Depot fcLMU auJiiLLA fiwwM