The evening telegraph. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, February 20, 1866, THIRD EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1866.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
Fer Additional City Intelligence tee F Jlh 2'agr.
Tn Wobld Tk Lite Ik. Last eveBlnr,
t tho, AcarW-uiv t Mutic, l'rolwsor R. K.
Lodgers, M. I)., of the Lulverbity ! Pennsyl
vania, diltveied bis fecund icottire for the benetit
t the fcoldlcTs' and bailors' Home. i'rofossor
Rodders briefly stated tbe actinns rl the various
fortes of nature, as explained in the report of
the flrst lecture. He declared that In all corn bi
natlons and transmutation ol' force and matter
into new compounds nothing existing was de
stroyed, the materinls simply being turned into
new channels. To Illustrate' his statements, Pro
fessor Bodgeis exhibited a series of experiments
of unparalleled brilliancy.
A little rubber balloon, Inflated with onsen
and carbon, wag suspended, and bv tbe applica
tion of he.it the gases were made to unite, caus
ing a great expauslou, so that the balloon vst
rent, a vacuum made, into wlvcU the air rushed
with a loud report, and a little drop of water
the fruit ol the union, By this was explained
the theory of thunder; the licntnintr or electric
fash passing through the atmosphere caused a
vacuum into which rushed the air with tho loud
report. To the ladles were revealed the secrets
ot the rich Magenta, Solierino, and Royal Purple
dyes that enrich their woollens and silks, and the
dark coal oil was made to civo It color to tl
hank ot wool in a chemical union tnat deUod
separation.
Electro-magnetism revealed much to delieht.
Bars ot iron and hupe niagiii ts wi-re acted on
by the electric current, and clenched to their
em! race rnils and spikes innumerable, insepa
rable until tbe wire connection was sevcied.
Tbe idea of the telegraph was strikingly por
trayed, eluridating how tbe chemical action of
tiie acid and zinc, producing an electrical action,
was diverted into motion by passing around a
bar of mil iion rolled with wire, so that tbe bar
was made to stnke upon a prepared surface.
The like motion was applied to a cor which ran
upon fs circular ruilwav at a Hiceil dtreetlf con
trollable at pleasure. Other experiments fol
lowed ol like interest and novelty.
The Loyal League. Tbe military order
of the Loyal League w ill celebrate Washing.ou's
Ituthday at the Academy by a pub'io meeting.
The purposes of the organization are thus set
forth:
Article 3. The obicct of this order shall he to
perpetuate the memories aud associations of tho
war wiurrd in deieue of the unity and indivisi
bility 01 the republic; to strengthen the tics of
. fraternal lcllowship and symputhy formed from
companionship in arms; to advance the best
interests ot the soldiers and sailors of the
I mted States, especially of those associated as
members of this order, and o extend all possi
ble relief to their widows and children; to foster
the cultivation ot military and naval science; to
protect every where the rictus and liberties of
American citizenship; and to maintain always
national honor, union, and independence.
Article 4. Section 6. The tundamental princi
ples of this order being recognized as the only
test of loyal citizenship, the discussion of secta
rian or partisan topics within the precincts of a
commander? is forbidden.
In tho order there are tlm-e classes: First,
officers and honorably discharged soldiers of the
army and navy ; second, the sons of such mem
bers, or of o'llieers who were honorably dis
charged; and third, such civilians as were of
eminent service to tiie government daring; tne
war in connection with the army and navy. Ol
these latter there cannot, we believe, be more
than oue to each eight members of the first
class; and as honorary members they are not to
be assessed for either initiation, tees or annual
eubscription.
The Boakd of Subvet. a. meeting of
the uoara or survey was netd yesterday morn
ing, Strickland Kneass, Esq., in the chair.
A pett'iou, asking that Kortv-secovd street.
north of Market, may be reduced in width from
eiuhiv to sixty feet, was reierred to Messrs.
Btnedley, Miller, Albertson, Shedaker, and Ro-
Derte, to examine ana report.
Petition for a sewer on Broad street, Allegheny
avenue ano kisidz Hun lane, was read. Air.
bmed.ey presented tne following, which was
agreed to:
Retnlved, That the Board deani it inexpedient to
build tbe proposed sewer at tn present time, be
cause of the blub, price of material aud ttie great
amount requited to construct It as it will absorb
fund needed to baild other newcn ot arrtaterlm-
Dortance already reoomineuded in localities where
the public health and convenience demand imme-
aiate action.
Petitions for sewers on Levant street, from
Pear street southward, and on Eighteenth street,
VI niitni. tf fim'Vkuft warn vamA ri .1 tha
un.it v ui j uli u, n vi a will,
sewers authorized to be constructed iat the ex
pense of the petitioners. A petition for a three
leet brick sewer from the east curb-line of Fifth
street along Hackley to Fourth, and along
Fourth to j.i orris, was read, aud tne sewer au-
thoiized to be constructed at the expense of the
city. Ad)Qurned.
Reception of the Hibrbnta. Aji ad-
lourned meetine of the representatives of tire
companies intending to participate in tbe recep
tion ol tne UiDeruia steam Fire i.netue uom-
pany, on the afternoon of the 22d inst., was held
last evening at the Perseverance Hose house.
Race street above ThiH; the President, Colonel
Peter Fritz, occupied the chair. Tbe committee
on reception reported that the line of procession
would move at precisely two o'clock, over the
following route: Countermarch down Broad to
Reed street, up Broad to (Jhriitian, down Chris
tian to Twelith, up Twelfth to Green, down
Green to Second, down Second to Race, up Race
to Fourth, down Fourth to Arch, up Arch to
Tenth, down Tenth to Chesnat, down Chesnut
to Third, down Third to Spruce, and there dis
miss.
Anotheb Freshet. The freshet in the
SchuylkiH about a week ag did not remove all
the ice, and that which was raught aDove tbe
dams bv the recent cold weather was held last
bv the new ice wbloh formed. The rain of
Sunday and yesterday caused another freshet
in the river yesterday, and last night the water
and ice came tnmbli.ig over the darn in larger
quantities than at the time ot tbe Grst ono,
The owners of the mills at Manayunlc com
menced early jetterday to remove all the perish
able .roods uom tne Dasement stories ot their
bulldiiiSB to prevent loss. The tide in the
Schuylkill lost evening was very high, and
mauv ot the wharves on b ah sides of tho
Scbuvlkill below the dam were overflowed. No
great damage Horn tbe ice n apprehended.
New Factobies Te bs Built. A permit
has been taken out for the erection ot a factory
at tiie southeast corner of Tentli atreet and
Columbia avenue, which is to bo 40 by 100 foet.
and tur-storics hiRh; aljoloroneto go up at
Canal aud Taird streets, 6 by 75 feet, three-
stories high. Messrs. Eldridtre 4 Uucltley are
about erecting a faptory ou Jew Market street,
ahove Laurel, which is to bo 55 by 170 feet.
The ciio factory to be erected at Allegheny
avenue and IUohniond street will be a most ex
tensive one. Several buildings are to be put
nn. one of which, wilt be '20 bv 100 feet, and
three stories In lieipht. Thus fur the number of
permits taken out considerably exceeds that of,
Ike correrponuin? puriuu ui 1000.
Meeting of the Social Union. A pub
lic meeting ol the Social Union, which has been
formed tor tne la; provenient oi tne social and
reiidous condit;on of the vounar nit a of tho citv.
was held last evening at the Euisoopal Church
of the Nativity. The meeting was well attended."
n1 thn Pinrcisra were of a verv intereatlnir
rhHracier, including the reading of essays and a
debate apon the following question: "Can the
Christian Churches exert their whole powor lor
good over the masses ot young men la populous
,.,tw without recourse to voluntary auxiliary
rcanizatious, wh'ch shall provide the means
(or their Intellectual and aortal, m well as for
their spiritual luipovemeni t
Thb Union Delegate Election. The
election ot delecates of the Union party to a
convention will take place this eveninir. Tbe
deleentes elected will uiet to morrow morning
to e'ect deiecates to the State Convontiou to
The Ai.MHnotJPE. Tbe regular meeting
of tbe Foard ot Guardians of tne i'oor was held
yesterday afternoon. The Agent rcportei the
following census of the hiuse tor the week en;1
Inn Saturday: Number In the house at 12 o'clock
ticcn, 1665: same tunc lest year, 3(116; tncreaoo,
HO. Admitted within the lust two weeks, lO'l;
births, 16; deaths, 31; discharged, 117; elipd,
29: indentured, 3; number of person" gr.iut?d
lodgings within the lat two woclc, 8ii; meal', 2'KI.
Vebdict of the Coroner's Jubyj The
Coroter held an inquest yeisterday on tbe bnlv
of Thomas Couner, who was run over and killed
on Saturday evening limt, at Twenty third and
Wood streets, by a car on the Hestonville rail
way. The jnrvrendererJ a verd ct that Conner
was run over and killed by tbe car, without ex
pressing an opinion as townetherlt a as acci
dental.
AMUSEMENTS.
iJlfcl.EY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
JA 1 Xr HAKOE.
Clioice,'fcesta to all p aces ot Amusement may he hud
Up to ( H o'c ock tnv evening 1 31 It
CHOICE KEATH AM) ADMISSIONS.
Tickets can he bad a
PHoi.KAM OFFICE,
So. 431 CnV.BN t'T Slryet. opposite the Pos tOflce.
for the Chesnit Arch, Wamut, and Acudunirof Mule,
up to S o'clock, evert civcnmn. 1 1 it
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEOKAItD GltOVKH Director
A BKIKr fEAlON OP
OBJVEK'S
GRAND OEBK.VN Of'EBA
COJtPAST.
LIMITED TO TEN MQ11T3.
Commencing
MONDAY, Kebruary 26, JS3.
The Tempanj at pnnent embraces t
Wile rLVIHA NADDI, Madame JOHANNA HOT-
TlK, Jladmie HEH HA JOliAN NSKS t'i e HOl'HIK
DZIIBA, Al'le MUU I'll ONA..I. Mil lame FitE
HhKA llAlTlMxN. Fit NZ HIM M bit JUIH-S
AI'MAM. 1HKOPOBE mU'LMAN V, ANiOV VI -
FE K. JOSll'U I1E1I.MASNS Jo EPH WEIMLIOU,
HUNHHH SJEl.NEl KI-, O I TO LEU MAN.
1 i.e n crioirc aeiecceo prcnenw :
WILLI A M TELL, Kolnl i MIKEILLB. Ooanodr
FKA D1AVOLO, Aab.r; II tUU ESO 1'8, Meyerbeer 1
FAIIHT Counont KOHEUT, Meyerheor.
MARTHA, and "KOL1IS ADAltt" act of LA DAME
BLANlHK, same ntt; In.
vu uiovANMana a tuiu i xu in. noznrt.
1 he Opiras aro mounted and costumed with the
MAUD IF lCI1. NT DKE8MMH.
Ji.YVi.LS, 1 KOPUIES, and
PAH.APH1CKSAT.IA of the
CELEBRATED ICS V I- RAM) A WAKDBOUE.
the lollowlnir slcnlllcant hrlef nuotations nam most
CoBciunlvelv the C alais ol the comlnv icxon i
The WasMiwIon "i hiomo e" i And so cloaen what
we may jusi y chrnnlole an the uioit brilliant ami "at's
factoiy icatou which baa je: taken pla;e in Wash
ington." j lis jnamiuurs nuuuaj' 10 jriui ; tuvii hit iici-
fonnanre oi last niirht c osed tne iea"On, and tho Di
rector mar well take prl'ie lu the rexnlt Certainly a
acaaon in many respect the m ' plnasla and aatls ac-
torv v men we nave eujoyou ror years, in ouiy ueioci
was in nreTity.
Tbe Philadelphia Mercnrv": 1 We beard theoom
panv bat juHt now 1b Baltimore, and ihoy are certainly
snmlnv much bettet uau at any former season of Uor
nmo Oneta."
'I be uireetor nas tne Krat location to announce tnat
tbe . .
PKAn'II HAliK
Comrrifnced YE,1Tr.HDAY MOBN1NO In a most
anjplcionn and tlatierinK msnunr. By tar the greatest
nnmber of Heaien soat have been secured whicU have
;et been snid In a smice dar.
TRUMl'LEll'.-).
10AM Or PBICES.
SECURED BEAT FOB TEN NIGHTS,
TEN JDOLT.AHB.
EECUBED 8 RAT FOB FVE NIGHTS, atlernat'ni
with dtber First or Second Opera. blX DOLuARS
It will be observed that tho pilcea selected are
THE L0WE8T AT WHICH TUB GRAND OPEBV
HAS BEEN PRESENTED at any time since tbe
altered condition ot the eunenej.
JJANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY
THE OEA.ND OIUTQhIO OF
ELIJAH
Will be repeated at tbe
ACADEMY OP MUSIC,
On FRIDAY EVENING, February 23, 186S.
In consenuenco of the ore eneacement of Mr. Bn
dulobfen, the Popular Basso oi M. ADKustlne'a Chnrod.
mr. iicaa i.uuin um ure.i enKBseuAir. aiuiuun mini
ilorsilrey. and UIss Alexander will take the other naita
as sung bv tbem at tbe Huntcal Fund Hall, and the
entire Uermanla Urcaesira. Ihe whole under the dlreo
tion oi Carl Sentz
Tickets lor the re nnet, raranet Circle, and Raloonv.
with secured scats, $100. Family Circle and Amptil-
liicane. ou cents.
Colored perHons to 'he Amphitheatre. AO cents.
I he Oratorio will commence at? o c ock. precise v.
Box sheet now open at C. W A- Trumuler's aud at
tne Acaueroy. i i ot
PETtEELI'S AMATEUR OPERA LUCRETIA
BOBOlAwlll he repeat- d at CONCERT HALL on
ICESUAK KVKMNU Febraarr 20.
Season ticket, lor tbe remainder of the season, admit
ting a semleman and two ladies to eachopeia, alO
Muvle tickets. al'Mi. To be had tto n A A. M. to 4 1'. M. on
Tuesday, 20lb Instant, at Air PerelU'a Rooms, No. 1228
tbesnut street. til it
WALNUT STREET THBATR E. N. E.
corner NI'iTH and WALNOT Btreeta.
FIFTH VYEhK. OF 1 HIS
TJnpreccilentmUv triumphant eiiBaKeraout ot
MR. JOHN d. CLa.HK.IS.
CLARKE aa Ma or Da Boolii
In the great comedy of
jLvrni duii i o rnir..iu,
EYLRTBOOY'S FRIES D,
AMD
NEWMAN NOGCIS,
NEWMAN NOOO4,
NE VMAN SO.U8.
In the beantilul Drama, from Pickens, ot
MCHOliA- M' hl.KBI,
NICHOLAS MCKLEBY.
MCHOLA8 N1CKLEBY.
Vflll !e oroduced In a few days a new American Pltv.
la five atta, with new scenery by William entitled
AIR?. John
DREW'8 tiKVf ARCH STREET
UA'
THEATRE. Begins atTH o'clock.
ARK1VAI. OF "8AM."
6ECOND NIGU1' OF THK OKEAI CHARACTER
Ai 10R
MR. 'HA FRAU,
Aided bv OLIVF LOGAN. C. &. PAE3LOE. and
tbeau.bor. IK WAI.DIV
IJL VYALDEN'ti FIVK ACT COMEDY OF
8AM."
Ram Mr CHANFRATJ
L.ura OI.1VK LOG N
Dick, .-am'a Tiger C- T. PAH-LOE
Bill C ocke t UK WaLWEN
(Kneral Koslyn Mr F. F. Mackay
James l'lusliley Owen Mariown
M m F.uphemlu Rus yu Mm. Tha.er
tinny t rooiey... ......... am i, . creese
t v.m. x , u ui Jan. i. numiu,
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
(HAND NATIONAL CIRCUS. WALNUT Slraet.
above tlgath.
F.QrE-'l lilAN PEBIORMANCH.
LST flEI K OF WILLIAM F. WALLETT,
I1H APPEARANCE OF M ASTER BVKKY.
WO.NDl.RFLL SOUTH, AMERICAN BROTH E iS.
EVERY EVEMNO.
AND ON WEDSESDAY AND 8ATLRDAY AFTER-
STAR FQUESTRIAN TROUPF.
BRILLIANT hi I'D OF HORsl.8, PONIES,
MCLE-. ETC.
AE?ir.IJI UUlLPIHIiH, H. W. UUKWKU
01 lENTd and CUEbNUT Htreets.
FIF'III Will k. FIFTH WEEK.
A( the uikeul request of mtny cltlrjos, tbe
hkak family
peak family
SW1-H BELL RINUl'RS
fcWlSb BELL ItlNUhlH
have consented to remain one week lonner.
C11AUE OF I R (HVMA1E.
'i wo Orand Mii'inees
WFDNESDAY AND SATUkDAY AF l'EKOONS.
( arils of ailii'lwdon, S5 cents. Henerveil Seats, 60 cents.
Children 2A canta. No bull price to reserved seats.
'tickets tor xaie at Churns W. A. Trumulor'a aiuilo
Store aud at the Pall.
Seats enn be secured three days in advance,
liuorsonen at 7 o'clock. 'I o commence at 8. Af.or-
noon. doora open at 2. To commence at 3.
culldreu auiuiltco 10 tue ataunue lor lo ecnta.
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CUESXCJT
J. Street, above lento.
Open irom . M. till f M.
Benjamin West's rreat Picture of
CHRIST REJECTED .
(till on exhibition 11
f K3MAKIA ORCnWolRA.-PUllLlC RE
J heaiels everr HTIBI)Y AFTETtiOO! AT
VirjSU AL H'M) HALL. SX u'eiock. Enaiimneuia
D'ici i.y sflurK,iiiv CEiiacit hasi ibi , geut o. rill
MONTI REX stmt, batween ba.a and Vina 1 16 sin
AMUSEMENTS.
J E E C II B R NOTICE,
SECUEE TOCB SEATS EAIILY
FOB
HENRY WARD JSKECIIEIVS
CREAT LECTURE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 21. ,
A limited nnajber of CHOICE BE8I.RVED BEATS,
BOOKSTAND. CONTIMNTaL nOl'KL 82u2t
(JOSTUMES 1 C 0 S T U M E S !
A sidendld arsorlmcnt ol
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR MASQUERADES,
Aiooflrrtdto the attention or the bail-going pub'le at
tbla gay and festive season, at the
COSTUMKUY.
Ot twenty live years' establishment,
No. 9 1 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Evcrv effort will be made to plense the taste of those
wl.o attend the Carnival Bal a of the Season.
W. C!. DESMOND,
2 20 lm
.No. 017 RACE Btreot
x LW CIIKSNLT STREET
TUEATRE.-
1" UliJ'M 1 put". iuov iwfinn.
I KO.NAbU OKOAB WILLIAM E.
V,U atauasoi'.
8INN, Lsoei
T!II EVKMNO,
TItF Of'RtiLOUtt FAluY l.EOENIV
TTI I'. ICK VtT'lt 111 Xhh 1C K WITCn;
TIIK Ii E WI I II t '1 HE I CIS M I . II;
illE H E W1TIH; Tilt, 1' E WITCH;
on
TKE SEA RlMl'H BHIDE,
I III. SI. A KINt.'H BRIDE,
THE SUA El .NO' j BiUDE,
produced after .
F OCR MONTHS' PREPARATION,
AT A.N i.Xl'E.NSE OF
.ilk 0.
IN T11K
THE ICE WITCH;
OK.
THE SEA KINO'S BRIDE,
the stienfr'h ol ihe Company wl I appeur.
E1EDA AFiKR.NOO.N, February Jl.
ORAM) KXiKV MATINEE,
'I HE Ot T01:00.
THB OCTOROON.
8ATURDAY AFTl RNOO.N, Febrnary24.
KIN h. I Y IlilbD CRAM) FAMILY MAlIAEE,
Firt day per.ormunee ot
'1 H K ICE WITCH.
THE ICE Will H.
The toe Witch. '1 he Ice Witch.
Ihe Ice Witch. Tne Ice Witch.
Admission to Matinees, 30 cents to all pane of tbe
House inuuren, 20 cent.
Iinore otKn at i1a. t nriain rises at 215.
Admission ta evening periorinance, 2o cents, M cents.
ami ai.
Uoorsopen at 6 45. Cnrtaln rises at 7 45.
NE
W
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
ew Chesnut Htieet Theatre.
New I hesnur Street Theatre.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTH D T.
Washington's Birth Hav, AVashlngton's Blifh Day,
WanhlUKton'a i lith Day, ' Washington's Birth Dav,
Washington's Blnh hav, Washiiigton' Birth Day,
THE ULOBlOTJS BIRTH DaY
OF THB
immortal Washington
Immcrtal Washinaton Immortal Washington
In mor al WashiDKion Immortal Wuhii.iton
Immortal W'ashiiiKton immortal Waahuiuton
WILL BE DULY CELEBRATE t
By tbla Ibeatre. by
A OKAND EXTRA MATISKE,
AGK.JIIi iXlEA M4HNKK,
A ORAM) t.XTK A MATIN I"' E,
THURSDAY AFTEKNOON. FEBRUARY 22,
1 bursdav Afternoon, February 22,
Thun-day Afternoon, February 21,
Thnrst av Aiteruoon, February 22,
wben will ba presented
IHEOORQFOUS
SPECTACULAR FAIRY LEGEND
Entitled
THE ICE WITCH,
The Ice Mtch. The Ice Witch.
The Ice WltcU. 'I be Ice Witch.
The Ice Witch. T.ie Ico Witch,
'i he lee Wltcb. Tbe Ice Witch.
THE FIRST DAYLIGHT PE RFORM AJSCE.
Admission 30 cents, to all parts of tne house,
i Mldien 28 cents. Doors open at 115. curtain rises
at i ao. 2 io 2t
HAIR ESTABLISHMENTS.
IjAKER'S POPULAR HAIR ESTABLISH
A M hl T Tbe assortment ol Braids V Irs Toupees
BanCeanx, Raplllona, Houleaux, Tonduea, Frlsea
C'rin pnes, l uric, 1 lunive Heums lor ladles, cannot be
equal ed ty any other house in tbe United B hi Lea, at
pikes lowerthun eisewhere
18' im Ho. tCBt HFwKUT Street. Philadelphia.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE SUFEKVISINO COMMISSARY GULF
btalea. J.o. 188 JULIA street, Aow Orleans,
La.. February 10. 1830.
t ealed I'rouocais in duplieate will be received at
this cilice until 12 o'olock M., HAlUttUAY, Feoru
ary 24, 1866, lor the tallowing SUUlt 1 ECE
HlOtttS lor the use ot the United Status Army,
via.:
rOTAT OE3 ot tne best nualitv. and in such Quan
tities a niav te required during the moutli. of .dtroh
and April, in good ordinary, weli-cooperod barrels,
Leaf nuea.
(JililiS of tne nest nuallty. and In such Quanti
ties aa may bu required during tbe niontna of Mtrou
and April, in good ordinary, woll-coopcred barrels,
lieaa nnea.
separate proposals in aup icate mast be made tor
eacb article, aud bidders may propose for ono or
both
i he bids mutt stata tne price per pound at which
it 1 proposed to lurnisb th article.
Ihe cost of tbe packages to be included In the
pr.ee of the artiele, eacb package to be mvrlced with
tne CO uu.ii lb jiruaa, is. e uu uei wuigut, iua aeii
yered at such times aa the Uevernmeui may require,
at ihe Con military Depot, Orleans Press, ooruer of
Uuuter ana Aew Levee stieets, Hew Orleans, La,
i be rotatotsana unions will be earetully inspected
intuih a manner ax the Uovurnuient may direct
boioia beiDfr accepted, ai.d tne weivbt veiiued by
he uuveriiiiieui si a:eo ai. wo iuubibiohoo uopoi.
No lids will oe consiuered without a guarantee
Iroiu two rosponsibe parties I or tlio laltlifui porloim
ance ot tbe contiact if awardod.
A printed copy or tins advert soment must be
attached to eaon bid, and tho proposa.s must be
specilio in complying precisely with all tbe ternii. v
I'avmenta to lo made in certiflca oi ol indebted
ness at the end of tbe mouth.
Tbe nnnetsianed reaeiva tne rieht to reject any or
all bids otWed
ibe nronoaais must be inciorea in an enveioos
(pealed), auuietseri to tne uudersigud and endorsed,
1'ioposais tor roiatoos ana uiiious -
A. BECKWirii,
2 19 6t Brevet Bngadier-Gouerat and Spt C. 8,
H EVEN UK (STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
1 REVENUE STAMPS,
Oi ail inscriptions,
Ot all descriptions,
Always on hanl.
Always on hand,
AT FLORENCE 8FWINO M CHIVE CD 'S OFFICE,
AT FLORENl hEWI' O MACUlli E CO 'a OFFICE,
Ho. 6J0 CTlhSNO I' tleo
No. tM CHI.csNL'T Btreot
One door be ow Seventh street,
Oxe dror beiow Seventh atreot.
1 he most ll eral dincount allowed.
Ibe most liberal diaeouni al owed. 2ft
'I HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CTIESNUT
I STBs ET. ABOVE1UIKD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AS HrRETOrOKK
STAMPS of t VE HY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND. AKU B Ani AMUUM. 11 11
BlDEBbUKu MACUIMK WOEK8,
urritn.
(IO. UN. FUONT HTBEET.
8ILA1)KL1-HI.
We are prepared to nil orders to any extent for oui
MA( hTiTkRY rOtt COTTOS ASP WOOLLEN MILLS
including all recent Improvement In Caralng Spinning,
W K.vlnff.
We luvlt the attention oi man afkctu rets to oar Sx ten.
lyeorka. - ALFBED JKtiKH A BOH,
TEVENUE BTAMPH, REVENUE STAMPS,
Al Hi vr.ni.ia oiiaro,
Of all descriptions.
Ot aUdeaciiptlons,
Always on hand,
Alwavs on hand.
ATFVBFNCE 8EWINO HABIvl. CO. '8 OFFIC.
AT FLORENCE 8r.Wl.Mi ' iiinb UU. BUern.lS
No 611) QII'."'MJT street.
No. fedD OIIKNCT Sireet,
Tne door b -low Seventh street
One door b ow Pf veuth aireet.
lb moft HI e-al dlsoo int a'lowco.
1 he most lli eral duwoai allow "I. 15
1 HE BTAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHESNUT
J S I BF ET. A WOVE TUI ED, WILL BE CONT1N UED
If HtHl'IOFOHH
TAVPSolFVEBY DFSCRMTIOW CONSTiSTLT
ON BAND AND IK ANY AJdOUiiT. 1111
PROPOSALS.
OFFiCK DEPOT COAlXIbSARY; OF BUB
blSlFJStE. WASniwoTOW 11. C, Febmar 17, 1S68,
1 l.Ol OSALS FOR FL U It.
fealrd r i osaia bio mvi d until MONDAY,
Feirnurv 20, lbCG, r.t la o'clock lor lurnubma;
ihe i-uts s enco linpan inut wiili
ONE ThOUBANU (10u0) BAKKEL8 OF FLOOR.
1 ho piotu.ta'g wl I If tor wi a is known at this
depot it if. 1 ai.d 2(600 1 arie i.i eac.i graile) and
I ics will be enicitaiced lor an v quantity les than
1I10 whole
Bids n uKtl e in dup'Icate, and for each praiaou
mi arate rbects ofpnai-r.
1 bo del. very 01 the F our to commence within fiva
dai s Irom tiie opening ot Oe bios, and must be do
I. vend in etch qitatitittcs, da iy. as Hi') love nuieut
II av direct, e ther at tl e Government warehouse lu
CcoriM towD, at the wharro orltuilroul Depot in
W Bsliii riou. DC.
1 c clcliverv ol all Flour awardod to bo com-
p eted within twenty cays front the acceptance of
no via.
Bi!s will bf rrepivcd for Flour to bo do:ivorod in
lit w oak barrels, bead-lined.
l ay meut will oe made in such funds aa tlio Govorn
It 1 lit may hayo inr tlishnrscniciit
Ihe usual Ooveriimeut inspection will be niailo
.tust 1'dnre the h our is rroeivcd. and nono will lie
ncc ptcd which is not ire h ground aud ol a superior
quality.
Government reserves tho nxht to reject any bid
for any cuiiho
Bids to Lo addressed lo tho tindsrsigncd, at Mo. 223
G" street, indorsed "I'nposals lor Hour."
K. 1. BRIDGES.
210 fit Brevet Major 0. 8. V.
IlItF Qtl aUi EKMaSIF. R'S OFFICE
rniLADELPHiA February 10, 18R8.
S ruled rroposala will be rocoivcd at thin ollioe until
LD.IliV .1... tl'lA IO ..In U f'...B..,.-
J'AVILA A , iuv a.j.. lu.inui. pi id V .iui lu. . .... o' t-
plying tbe SC't it VLhlLL AKS I.N AL wuh Uu KH-
iowilc packing boxes, as may bo requited :
EOOW.boes,
tlO bootee boxes.
Pomp i s of which can bo seen at the Schuylkill
Ami, a I, and speoiiicatious aa to Hza, kind, etc, cuu
rtf n at this otlice. '
Each bid mut be cnaianterd by two responsible
t enons, whose elpnaluiis mutt bo appended to tlio
t'uaiantee. ana certiuea to aa Demg noou anu sum
cieni security lor ibe amount involved, by some pub
lic functionary of the United States.
Bids from delauliing conti actors, and those that
do not lul y comply with the requirements ol this
advei tin nieni. will not be considered.
Blank lonii" tor proooaals, embracing tho terms of
the iiuaiantee required on each bid, can bo bad on
application at this otlice and none other whioh do
not embruce this guarantee will te considered, nor
v il any proposal be considered woicli docs not
stiictly coiiform to tbe requiremuuta iheroin stated.
Tbe bids will state the number or quantity ol eaoh
kind proi oscd to be delivered.
Bida moat be endoi-ed ' Proposals for Boxes,"
stating tbe particular kind dm tor.
W1LLIAU W. McKIM.
Co'oncl ana Cbiot Quurieruiater,
2 19 it l hl adeipbia Depot.
r HOT OSALS FOU SOAr
I
Office SuPEr.vieiJ,a Com'ry Gulf States, 1
Ho. U6 Julia street,
KewOkleanb, l a., February 6, 1868.
Scaled Proposals wlii he received at tins omoo
until 12 o'clock Al . MO&DAY, Fet ruary 28, 1800, for
luruitiiing t no ciuosiBience oeparimont witn
SO 000 l'OUUDS GOOD HARD SOAP,
tole mado only lrom pood maierials, lree irom
adulteration and unpleasant odor, to contain no
more than twenty-live por cent, ol water, aim to do
well dried before being packea.
Saniplea of the Soan must do delivered with tlr
Fronoeals (which are rrauired to be in dunlicatel.
and uiUBt bo in neat boxes, luliy labeilod, and not in
vauer narco's
ibe whole to be delivered on or before the 30th of
March. 1866
Ao bida win be received without a guarantee from
two rtfponsible parties lor tho laitUlui luifl meat of
the contract if awarded.
1 be Dackaae to be of White Pine and made neatly .
the cost ot tbe same to be includod ia the price of
tbe article, and eacb packago to be marked with tbe
contents cross, tare and net weight, the name ot
tbe person lurnisbing the article, and the data of
purcuase.
A primed copy 01 mis aavi msemenr must do at-
lacneo 10 eacti ma, ana tne proposals must oe spe
cific in complying piecisely with all the terms.
1 be Soap will be caretuily inspeoted in such a man-
nei aa the Government may direct be ore being as
cented. and conmared with the sumcles retained.
it must be delivered tree or oravage. to tbe Uom-
misrary Storehouse, coiner Thalia and Ne Levee
streets, Kew Orleans, La., or at sach place in this
ei v aa may be required ov tne undersisued.
.payments to be made in ceitinoaics of indebted
ness.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject anv
or an nici onorea.
1 be 1'roDosals must be enclosed in an envo one
(sealed), addressed to the urdersiguod, aud endorsed
'rrovosa.a lor coap."
A. BECKWITH.
2 ISllt Brevet Brig.-General and oup'r C 8.
'OVEKMUEMT tSALK OF SURPLUS HARD
VJT BKEAl).
SUBBIRTCB OVVICB, U. 8. A. )
ho. 8 uth gay Street, I
Balti.iIOue. Ma.. January 81. 1883 I
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will he received at
tin otlice daily, and opened at 12 o'clock XL., on
Wednesdays and batuidays during the momh of
February, fur tne purchase 01 surplus GOOli tlA.uo
liniAU, ou iiuuu a' iuia aupui
the bread is in boxes 01 fifty (60) pounds eaoh.
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
teen careinliy and thoroughly inspected, eaoh box
having been opened, examined and then re-ooonered.
and no box auowed leplaced which did not oomo up
to the standard lor issue 10 troops. Ao proposals
received for less than twenty (20) boxes. Purchases
will be dolivered on board ot transports without
expense to tne purcnater.
Payment reauired in Government funds on notifi
cation ol acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
pui chasers to remove stores Should navigation be
cioed dunngthis time, tbe Due so lost will not ba
coni-idered. Proposals to be endorsed on the
envelope, "Proposals for Hard Bread," and
addressed to THOMAS WILSON,
Brevt. Lt.-Col. and C 8 U. s A.,
1 81 2 26 Brevt. Brig. Gonl. Vols.
AITICK OF CHIEF OUA ElERMASTEK.
J Unitary Division of the Gull, Kew Orleans, La.,
December 2. 1806.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this otlice until 12 M., Mareh 1. 1886, lor the pur
chase ol sixty-six (ti6) oamvls, tb property oi tho
United States, now at Camp Verde, near ban Anto
nio. exas.
Bids may be made. lor one or more ot these an.-
n ais.
Each envelone containing a hid should be sealed
and addressed "Colonel O. G. Sawtelle, Chief uuar-
itrmLSter, Military Division of the Gulf, .New Or
leant. La "
Ibe Government reserves the right to reject any
bids dot nied too low. .
l av ment to be made In Unued States enrreney
upon the acceptance ot any proposal and prior to tbe
delivery of ihe cameis to the auccossl at bidder, at
ban Antonio, lexaa
C G. SAWTELLE.
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Military Divi
sion oi the Gulf, Brevet Colonel United States
Ariry.
RAILROAD LINES.
ARAK.0E AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
V On ai d arer IONDY. February Vi two dully
n an win run oeiween waxninyton anu L ncntiuru-.
connictirg at Cordoutvl le Willi Virginia Ovntrul 1U11-
road traius to and irom jiicumonii. as loiiowsi
MAIL TB 'IN.
Iiave Washington dal y (nuudav exc -pteil), at 8 '13
a Ai , ana nrnvr at uynenuu rg ai n-io r. ai.
Leave l ynchnurgat 7 A.M and arrive ut Wasbl ig-
loDtttitr.a.i
KXrEVS- TltAINT
Leave Washington d.nv (including Hunday) at 6 05 P.
?d and arrive at l.ynuhou'B at 8 Ou A. M
Leave Lynehhurg at 0 30 i . Al aud arrive at Washing
u.na'SlOA M
hoth trains making e'ose connections at Lynchburg
foi all points fcouth aud Souibweat, aud at Waibiugtuu
ler Nor h and Norihwest
First-clans aleepiny cars will be attached to the n'ght
tra ina.
The road Is at'raotlvo, not only fbr Its comfbr able
ci-i'inuioilHtiuna, tuit lor the tact that It pusses the now
lil-toric loca Ities or r airrx, iu I uiiu. Manassas, lins-
loe. Cat ett'a. ltiiniiahunnock f 'Ulpeuer. Orauuo and
Gordansvllle place ol miperlslmbla lnteiest In the
oontilur mtnd
Throuub tickets to all point fouiri and Southwest
mav be had la Uosion, Now York. Philad liih.li, and
i.a iiinnre, and at tne omces oi tue mau in vspumtou
ami Alexandria. w. h. ci : f rt;it it,
i 18 Oeneral Baperinteudent
u
E VENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
Of all descriptions
Ol all d.scrlp lout
A'ways on hand,
AT FLORENCE FEWINO MACHTN K CO. M OFFICE.
At LOBI.Jii E Eh011 AtTUK OO. 'S OFFICIO,
No. Wl! CH.Nrri' Mreet.
Aiwavs on nann
t;t,i i manr Utrt
One door be'ow Beveeth stroet.
fne door lie ow eve nth aneeu
The most liheral a'scouni a'lowed.
Tbe mot tllLera dlAcouut allowed.
it
RAILROAD LINES.
HEADING RAILROAD,
GKFAT TRUNK List
PBOM PFTTLADELIHIa 10 Hilt IDTF.UTOR OS
Ff.Jl.fllV SU THE H' flTJlLKlU,,
NCSC'P H NJJ (VlihiH, ND.
Villi. VII Villi. VI
ASP NORTH, NOlri 11 W Ei"T, KU THf' f'AWADAt.
VtlNTl-R 4 hQt SII N.l Or P tH,sriOFR TRAINS.
LuTlnu 11 r.imini '1 l.i-iot. at tuiki Hrs
Slid - A I LOW HI I. L atresia. Pl.liadalDbta atlha al av.
'n hours
vounino Man.
A 1 IHS A. 11. for h,-a.,intr f.rhanna WarVihnra
.lie. l'lllfll V. Taina.ina Himliit.. K II iiim.ul.
t.in.lia 1,,k Liner Minora Kal s Ba,'t( APentovi .
A I kti.hBrre. l'ltlatoa. Tftrk I arllsla ':hmhMha,.
HiurniMn etc, etc
tils rain c nnecta a kk adi o with 'he Fast Pen .
jV vumn Kai rond tiains or Ailenivn 0. t and wn
he I.rtianon Valley train for Uarrlshi.'s eto. t
fOBl CLIN ION wl a Catala Uallroa tralm
W iiiiamcport. Luck Haven. El mi a, etc ( at 1MB
klli, k, w lb .Northern Centra, 1 omlwr aod Valie,
i n fi lm.ilHI and huii.uchsiina traino lor N. rtb
ori'leilaiid Wllilaini.ort, York. C'bambenbnrg 11c
truva. e.
AF I F KNuOy EIFKEUe
Utif Fhtlibelnhia ai f . 1". ai.ior lesdli.D. i-oti.
" It . II Tn'hurr. etc . enniii,rtna with Haaoins m
I o uuil.ta Railroad tram Inr olutnMa eto and wiu
a i sa kbi roao train or Jllton. Wlli.amsport
K.Hra I uf a o eto
kLAl'IMl OMWOriATIOf .
leaies liendina at & SO A. M. tntmliiv at ai: ara.
.Kllvi.s, srrivrs lu Millace uhla atB-llA a. M.
Ill Urnllm. liave Fhl ai!Itlila mt A-AU P. M amvM 1
llmdiiid a. 1 hn F M .
'irn.us !or IT.IIailelnhla cate Rarrlabura at T a k
liu Vot'SVi le at S :ili A. W lirivlnir In l liil. dat nhla a
1 '.(' F U. Aiterii'vn ialrs lewve Hanlsbura at -V
V M. ann rottsvllle at P. M.i arrivlna at FbJli
lelihi atl 06 I'. M.
haiil'ur( Arcotiimouaiion trarea keadtng at 1 U .
M. and tlai rlsl;ur at bt V I W
H aiki I tra n with a Pasw arr ear attached laayiu
Pbt aueliil la at .2 4S. noon lor Keaiiiut and ail at at.
tlont' leaves Ueaiiiiig a L'flfi A H., and lownina:on at
Ifvtr y . ti . 1 hi ilelihla and an way stations
a II the above trxlns rim daily Hcndai a eaaetited.
emllay trains ia m PnciMVllla at H-O A. M.. aiul hli.
de pbia a '16 F W
( I1EB1F.R VALLr.T RAILnOAl.
Patsercrra ur iii.mtivtiia n and in rrmarliaia Dotn
.tike hen to A HI. and 4 3li T. il. trains from l'hliade
till la, rrtornlna from Dow nine ton at 7 Oft a. Al. am
i-f" No n.
MW TOSH FXPIUCE8 FO riTTSBCBf AM TBI
Whdl
l eaves New York atS iO . M. and flD F. y . baaairi
keacli r at 10 A a ., and 14s F. ai . eonnectlDg ai
Ui.rr.si urii with l ent syiverla and Nortliern I'entr
auiiitiBu 1 jpim uams cr 1 ittsnurt, t rncago wr
linnitport l lniira, Idilllnior", eto.
be ummii, t xpnsa Train leaves Parrfshurg on arrlta.
luinstlvanla Ixi'res, ireni Htti-bom. a Sand MM
A. Id . passing IkadliiR at 4 49 and 111 b'i I, M .arnvint
atNew lork at IV A M. and 'i t I' w. HleeDlnst ai
aci ( U'l aDi Inr tl ese train '.broag tetween Jn ey C'lt
i;iu 1 iitsunrg an)U cnarse
r un irnin inr new lira lenvea uarTwnurg at I v
P M. Hall Iraln lor Harilshuig leaves New York at l;
Noon.
B nurLHll L VALLBx BAIT. ROAD.
Tiains leave 1'otisvt le at 6-4ft and II -00 A. 14.. and TT
. "Mum, iivu .UlHUU L I Oil m . M. HUH 1 U U
4 lo I' H .
L .. t.....l.,n 1 ..no- . 1 .....
si III ILK ILL AND erhOClH.IVNA RA1LKOAD
Trams leave Auburn at I'M A.M. or Fiaegtove auc
ilimlshtirg. and at Tfio 1'. M. K r l'lnrgrnye and "reuwnt
rriuriunp roui nairieuurs a ny aaa Irom Tra-
u.ont at 1 00 A M. and b tit) H. M.
i it ai m.
1 br U(.h first class tl: kets snd emlnrant tickets to a:
the prim'' pa points In the North and V et and anadas
Ibe lollowluK tlcke are ontaned on v at the (Kilo
ol h brailford. Tnasurer.No 'til 8. Fourth s rent PbUa
mlpliia, or ot O, A. Nicolis. General bupeiintendent
Heading.
COVMDTATION TI KF.TM
At 1t r" cent discount, between any points deairM
'or aniilles and Urn s
SIILKAUE TICKETS.
Coed for 2000 miles, between all pomta at f2'M eact
tor famines and arms
BKAbON TIi KETR,
To three six nine or twelve months, for holds
niy to a 1 aoiuts t re" need rates
CLI ItO VMKU
HeMdliic on the line of tbe road wit De rnmlsnen writ
itirds, enti ling theniselvea and wives to ticket at hai
'" FX( TJB8IOH Tit KET8,
From Fhl adeiphla to principal stations, good lot
atuioay. rSundgy and Monday at redd'ed fare, to at
hud only a. tbe Ticket Otlice at Thirteenth and Callow
i ill streets.
IRKIGHT.
Goods ot ai: desert ntiona forwarded to all the abovs
points from the Company's Kew Freight Depot, liroirf
and v blow streets
IBFIGUT TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia daily a'. 6 30 A. M., 11 45 noon an
0 -t.il i M lor Beading Lebunon, HarrLourg Fottsvlile
foi Clinton, andallpoln s lieiond.
mails
t lore at the Fhl adeiphla Post Office tor all places ot
die road and lea branches at t A. U. and .or al pruiclpsv
Stations only at a is P. 14. mt
.OH NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
I AnboT and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
f'tmpany s lines
FBOM PHILADELPHIA TO KEW YORK
ana way p aces, lroui Vtalnut street whari, will leave ai
ioiiows viz. i una
t 8 A. va camoen .ana Amooy Accommoaa-
tioi 12 16
t 8 A. al., via ( amaeu aud Jersey City Express.. 1 00
TIP M via Can den and Auibov Express i IS
tia M. (noon) and 8 r. ai. . via raniden and Am-
boy Accommodation (Freight and Paasengcrj,.,.
t 8 anu li-aii r. . viaianiaen anu jiDiooy, ao
conimotlatlon (i rei.ht and Passenger), 1st dasa
ticket
2d t iass Ticket
1-24
150
t and 10 A. M.. and 5 P. M., for Mount Holly,
Ewantvll e, Pemherton and Vlncentown i at 8 A.M.,
and UK M. tor Freehold.
4t 8 and 10 A.M., l'JM.,1 311,8 8 andll-V.p M., for Pal
myra, Klverton, lielanco, Beverly, Kdgewuter Bur
lington. Florence Bon'.entown etc. Tbe lo a. M. and
5 PM. lints run direct thronkh to Trenton
Lll.Rn FBOM KENH1X1TOM lJr,FOT WILL LEAVa
AN FOLLOWS i
1 11-15 A. M., 4 10 and 6 45 P. M., via Kensington
and Jersey City Fxo'ess t3f)
At 1' P M iNisht; via Kensington and Jerxey City
txpresn 1-24
be 8-46 P. M. Line will run daily. All others Sundays
excepted
4 1 iiu anu u ia j. ju., o, j jd i ov, o anu d to r. ai,, ana
li Midnl.bt, ior Lristrl Tnntou, eto.
it 1 A. M-. 10 So. 3, 6 and 8 PM. lor cornwells, Tonis-
dale, iioniesbuig 'la- ony Wisslnomine. lirldesburg
and Frankiord, and at 8 P. M. for Ho mejburg and
loterniediate stations
l.TLVlHThE J1 LA WARE BAILROAD,
For tbe Dt-lawure River Valley, N on hern Pennsyl
vania and New York Maie. and tiie Great Lakes.
'two Hi rough trains daily (Sundays excepted) from
Kenslnuton Depot as fohowat
At 1 30 A. M. and D'SO P. V.
USkM FRO M.W YORK FOB PHILADELPHIA
M 111 leave irom foot ot Cortland ttreet
AtlIM and 4 p. M., via Jersey t Itv and Camden.
A- 7 and 10 and US A M ,8 P.M. and 12 Night, vlaJer-
City ana Kensington.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 6 A. M. and S P. M., via
AuiLoy and Camden.
At Vi M. I ana IF. If. (Freight and Passenger), via
Atuboy and Camden.
Jan. 15. im. WILLIAM H. OATZMKB, Agent
WJ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-
T From foot oi MARKET Btreet ( ppcr Feny).
Lai y, netpt eunda a
FALL AND WIN'IIB ABBANOEMFJJT.
t'crrnienc ng Vt KDtI'A , November 15. lbfis.
For Bridgeton. Salem, and a 1 Sta Ions on West Jersej
ai d Ba.eui Railroads, at 9 A. M and 3-30 P. M.
Fo. Mil villa and an Intermediate Stations at 9 A. U
ai d3 i . M
For ape V ay and Intermediate stations at 0 A. M.U
tiilivl le. coiiiecting Willi rrelvht Train Passenger Cai
attarhed lor ape May, due 3 46 P. M ind f. 11 .
il roukh l araener oue 8 P. M.
ForOiassnoro and interuieiliate S'.atlons, at 9 A. M.,
.idlSI'T.kl.
For Woodbury. Gloucester, etc., at 9 A. M., 3.1
no A Wi P.M. . , , , ' ,
Freight train will icave Phi adeiphla irom Sandtord't
- hrf . at 10 A. M ., and Can den at vi .
J VN HI-NSSt li-EB Superintendent
THE WE-T Jr-IiSEt KXPH. S CO.FM
a ill attend to all the usual branches of express business
r ceive, deliver, and forward through other responsible
xpreea Couipauies w ah Dart x the oouuiry, an.'
rt'cl ln'ruKted to hem.
A f-reelul Vesseiijier acoomuantes eacb tbrouvh trait
'Itlice Ho A Wamut street 918 9m
oi't I' H I L A DE L PII I A AND ERI
Ol)0 railroad
Tbls great line trareraen the ortliMii and ortne
nuuntleso Pennsy vania io the cuv ot f rte on Lalr
'lie. It has been leased and II is operated by tbs Peuo-
ivsnia Railroad company,
VlM a; l ".raWOi BT'BAlNS Al PBILAfEl pbu
Arrive Lastwa.d-. rle teall 'ra n 1110 P. M.
Erie Express I rain 1110 A.M.
Leave Weatward-Erre Mall Ttaln, TA) P. M
" E rift Fx resa 1 raiu, 720 A. M
faasenvei cars run throunb on the Trie Mall ana
Fxpree lraina without cuaura, both wajs. betweei
,b.l.d.lHil..ay0IJK C0NNK0T10N-.
Leave New York att'OuP yl.,rr1veBi Erie at t'1 A.M
leave Erie at 1 fS P. M..amrveat NewYoikl l f. M
No change oi ears between Nile and New York
legem .'.leeplua ( a a ou all Night Iralna.
For Iniormalion respeoTna pasaepuer biisliiess, ai l
tt 1 HIBT1K1 H aud MARKET Ht eets, Iblladeluhia.
And lr trelsbt business ot the i oinpauy'a Ageuts
,. B R tension Jr., corne' Tnm f J ,"'1V'R;
CET btieeis, Philadelphia t W. Beyno da, F.nei Wd
lam Brown, Asenu N O. a aaiumaio.
'TrHorKfoV,"ei,eralFrlMhi
. H. W.OWINNKB Oanersl'licket Ajrent,Pnlladlb''
i JOB D. POT1S Oeneial Manar. Wtftanispatt
j ALF BED L. 1YLEB. Oeneral Supermtendeiit
UtVENLE STAMPS, REVENUE STASirS,
BKVEMJE STAMPS,
Of all descriutlons,
Ol ui der union.. Always on hand.
Always on iihihi.
AT FLORVNCK BEWINO M CHI E O 'H OFFJflE.
AT FlOBENCE BtWlO M ' CfllNE CO '8 OFtlCk..
Ko. 8'0 C JJE-V JIJ, 5lr('e.
w,.. h.i0 CHf.MJl Hireat
One door below Kevcnlh street.
One soor below Seventh stroe .
Ihe moat lllral discount allowed.
1 be meat liberal dlmouni allowed.
RAILROAD LINES.
I)niLArFT.rniA. Wilmington, and bal
11KOHK. BAILHOAI).
TIMF. 1ABI.K t oimncing VOXWAT Januarys,
lft 'I rslns wl I leave 1pu, e- ruer ot LBOAD Btreet
rd WI-L1NOION Avenue asfe'.lnwar
VapreM Ira n at 4 CA A M (kti.mlajs exeprnd). for
Palilmore and WaiMngton a oiplnn at Wllailngton,
Perryvile, Havre-de-Oraee Aberdeen, 1 rniuaa'a,
JSafnolla ard Pti n a er's Ton
Deaare B-l road Iram at RTJ A M faunrlky az
epied , tor tialisbt ry. Ml. lord, and lnuruiexliata
autins.
way Mall Train at 9 15 A M. ("onrlais exeepted), for
Bs Prrore aiopninv at Ckealer, Thurlow t.lnwood,
( ,nn ont.aiicl nil regu ar stations between v7.mingtow
and liitn-vi
Fpres Train at Till P. M (8nndvs exeepte4i, fbr
l a tin ote and Wanhington, stopp.ng at Tamer
Clii.vmont, Vt i mtuttori, ."ewark. ktun North-enst '
Tinyvlii-, llavie u Oraoe, Aberdeen. Perr. man's,
Msn'io la and Memnier's liut.
Mrl t Ixpreiis at 11-11 P. M. for Rnltimnre aid
W a.lnkioti, slopping at Chester i torlow. I.lnwuod,
( ktnwut W Umlni-toB. Newark, Elk ou, NotihEa.it,
Penvvlleand Havre de-4 race.
Pswrmrrs by F.oat irom Ha'timore' lor Forttesa
Fd.n e, or'oiK, illy Folut and itltbuiond win tise
tl.e f) 19 .. M. Tr. in.
. s an aildltlonai accommodation for those holding
Ibroiivh llekets lor lia.tiniora. W aalunptoti trnd -ou.n-ein
Hints, a Hpetlal i ar vil leave, the l'hlia'etnhla
J epot ai II 80 A.Ai., connecting at Orny's Ferry with
lie M ornlnsl sre s"i ram lrom Nc Vurk,
W1I.V1. ClON ACCOM SOD 1 1 KM TltAINS
Kfoppmg at all bUUotis- between Pblladclwhia and
v linntur on.
1 rave. Thl r.de phla at 1.1 and 11-15 k. H., and 3d
f-td and 7 00 1" M Tbe 1 3.1 P. M. train connects Willi
Delnwarn Railroad mr MMont and Intermeiliate latiimi.
1 ruvo Vt llnjiDKtun at 1 0u, B 15, aud 8 JO A. M.i and J 00
ar d f l I'll '
ra ns lor Vew t astle leava rbiladelphla at 8 15 A. U .,
a tin sua n-t'u f, ni
IIIHOt till TB sINf FBOM BaLTIMORF..
Iti ve V limlntiion at uo v . and 4 30 and s-.vs P. M.
I 111 i i R FOB PHIL DKL111I V.
Leave Cl.ester at 11, S fin, and 10T4 A M., and 12-38,
i U 101 644 ,nil uri'W. u.
IK l PALUJIOKt TO nilLADFI rillA
Leave Baltimore 8 lb A.M.. War iail 1 -10 P.M.,
Ehprosi b ; I W. axpress-ft 21' M Express.
An Aecnn modailon Tialn for Havr-de-lrann ant In
Urntedlate stailonii wl 1 leave La tlmore a. 4 10T. M.
IBAINM FOKBAL lilOlli-.
1 eave heftrr at 9 62 . It . J 2i and 11 MP. jr.
i eve w i mlnxton at 1. il, 6T. and lO SJA. M., and
PTJNPAY TRAINS.
Fxprefs Train at 4 ( 5 A. M ior Baltimore and Wash
irii'n.ii. stopping a Wdmlng-on. Perry lie Havre-ite-t.mce,
Aberueeu, l'errymau's, iligno la, and Stormner'a
Bull.
Nliihi Fx press 11 15 P. M , lor Ba'timore and Wash
Iniitim, stopping at hester Thurow i In wood, riav
uiont, Vtllinlniiton Newark klkten, Northeast, Perry
vile. nrt llavre-dc-Oruce. ,
A special tram wl I leave Philadelphia tor Wilmington
tor luteruiediatesfatii ns a 0 P. M, . ,
IlALi IAiOBK FOR PHILADELPHIA. '
Leave Tallin ore rl O Vft 1'. M. alonnlnu at Ma-vraia.
Grace, Perryvlllo and W'llmlng on, Aiho stops at Kik
ton and Newark (to iake passenrera or Phliai.eiphla and
im.e poFsenpers irtm n annnmon or itaititnore) and
theater to leave oaksenuera irom Baltluiora or uttaii.
Inptnn. '
A spreia train win leave wi'mington Tor Philadelphia
and Intermediate staffons at 6 3v P M
Freight train, wrh passenger car aitacbed, will leave
Vi l n.lin.tou lor Perr) vil e.nnil Intertnedlate a atlans a
04 1'. l. 11. F. KrNNkY, BuoerlntondonL
IIENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
W IN Tl K ABRANOEM KM
The irairfa ot the Pennsylvania Central Batroa4 leava
tb At-w Depot, at illihllK H and MAHKI T Slreeta.
Tbe cars o the Market Street Passenger Railway run
to and from this Depot i hey leave Iron' street
every two minutes, commencing one boa previous
to the time oi departure ol eacb Train and al ow about
Hi niliia e lor a trip Their ears aia In waltins on tbe
arrlva oi each Train, aud connections era made with all
roads crossing M am e atreet. .
Un Sunuax, can. .eae even h and Market streets
st 6-461' Al. to connect wltb Pl.iabuig and rrle Mai
and ai 10 25 V. M wl b Phi adeiphla txpres. '
Alann's Kaiigage Express Is ocaieaa .1o 31 8. Rleventb
street. Parties deslrlns Baniag taken to tbe trains oaa
OBe rtdone at reasonable late- upon apo Ration tohlnw
tB.Alb L:aVF A NO aRRIVK AT LEPOj, iHOoi.
Liava.
l rle t xpreas at 7 30 a. M
Mull Tram .... 8-0tf
Fo I Acuouimodutlon, Mo 1 ; " 10 00 H
Fast Line " li 00 M
Parkeaoarg ' Too p. vt
Uarrisburg Accommodation " l i
Lancaier Accouin.odatlon " 4 Or)
I'eoll Train No I "50
Pi tshnrg and Erie Mall " 7 so
Philadelphia Express u 10
ABBlVa
Clnclnna:! Express at I SO A at
Phi adeiphla r xoreaa 719 '
Paoll Accoirmodatloa, No I g-Ai "
Parktsi urg 1 rain jv
trie Express ' 1120
t.ancas ei 1 rain 30 p. y,
Fesi Lloe j.jo
Paoli Accommodation ao. i 4-40 u
Day 1 xpreaa "145
Barrtsburg Accommoda Ion " 8 40 M
ihllwefpkla Expreaa leaves daily Pltisburg and
Erie Mail leaves daily (except Saturday) All ether
trains dal y (except Sunday)
The Feuusv vanla Railroad Company will aot assume
any risk orBageaue except lor Wearing Appare,, and
linift their responsibility to One Hundred Do bus la
'nlue. All BaruaKe excee'tng that amount fn ya at
will be at tbe risk of tbe owner, artless taken by asexual
cod tract
iHOMAf1 H. PABKfc Ticket A gent at the Depot
An FnKgrant Irain runs dal y (except Sunday). For
full lnoimatlon aa to tare and accommodation, applv t
FRANCIS FUNK .No. 17 Dock Street
VORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A. Depot, THIBD Siieet above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM. DOYLISTOWN, MAPCH
CHI NK, E ASTON . wIllIA MHPOBT, and WILKES
BARRr .
At 7 30 A. M.(Fxpresa), tor Bethlehem Alientown,
Maucb Chunk, Bazleion, WUllarnspoit, and WUkes
barre. At 3-30 P. M (Express) lor Bethlehem,
Fasten, etc. a
reaconiK r anion at o 41 r. m.
At 6 15 P. M. lor Bethlehem.
Alientown, Maaotv
Chunk. Danville and Ullamsuort
For Dovlestown at 8 35 A M., J 30 and 4'1 P M.
Foi Fort Washington at 10 A M. and 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at 8-16 P. .V.
White cars ot the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
..TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Bethlehem at 825 A. M. and 10 02 A.M., and
8 15 P M ,
Leave Doy estown at 8 30 A. M., 8'18 and 5 30 P. M
Leave Lanrdale atb'10 A. M
Leave Fort Washington a 10 50 A U , and 315 P M.
ON SUNDAYS
Pblladelpbia lor Beto enem at f) A M.
Philadelphia tor Do.viestowo at 9 P. M.
Doyleslown for Thl adeiphla at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem 'or Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
1 bmugh Tickets most be piocuied at the ticket offeea.
THIRD Street or Bit RES Street
AJ.LIS CLARK. Agent
L' HEIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
A a 1 tbe Stations on the Ca MDFM and aMBOY and
eonnectltig Railroads Increased despatch.
IHE CAMIEt AND AMBOV BAILROAD AUD
TBANBr-i.B ATION COMPANY FREIGHT LisTeS
lor New York will leave WALNl'T Street Wbarf at f
o'o ock P. M., daily (Sundays excepted)
Frelsbt muat be delivered beiore4H P M. to be for
warded the suit e inr. Roturnlng, tr-e above haea with
leave New York at 12 noon, and 4 and 8 P. M.
Frelirht for 1 renton. i'rincctan, Klngaton New Brnni
wick and a 1 points on the Camdea and Am boy Bali,
road; also on the be vluere Delaware and Fleming,
leu: tl.e New Jersey iha Freehold and Jamesburg, aa
the Turlington and Mount Holly Hal roads, reoeivadand
firwarded up to 1 P. M. ' "
Ibe Lelviutre De aware Ballroad connects at Phi
Upslurs wltn 'he Lehlth Ya ley Bailroud, and at Manun
kachunk with all pomiaon tl Delaware Lackawaana.
and Western Ballroad. forwarding to Syracuse, Bona o
and O' tier points In x estern New York. ' '
i he New Jrrrey Bat read connects at Elizabeth with
Ihe New Jewey ( entra Billroau. and at Newark wlta
tbe II orris and Essex Ballroad
A stp n en oramiutn specli.vlug tbe marks and nam
tiei sbipptr. and consignees must In every insiauoe,
be seat with eao1 load oi goods or no receipt will t.a
vivin Iiicrenaed facilities have been mode lor the
tiansppr ation 01 Live Stock. Drovers a e Invited to
try ihe route Wben stock ia tarnished In quantities if
two cai-loadt or more, II will be delivered at the loot
ol ror lelb streo near the Drove Yard, or at t-ior No.
1 01th river as the snippets muy des gnme at tbs time
0 1 shipment For terms, or other inlonnatlon, auoly to
W Ai.fi B FREE i A N F.eliiht Agent
I) 1 No. m N PI La WARE Avenue PhiladoipinA
1) 11 1 L A D KLPH 1 A , GER MANTOWN,
VarVTltO'l(lsa1T'lkiTl.
AND
On and a ter WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1805, nntfl
. rur'iiei une9.
1 FOR G I RM A M OWN
Leave Philadelphia 8. 7 8,0,10 11,12 A.M., I 2 llu.
S, 4,6 6,8 7.8 0,10, 11 tl F M '
I.euve Germuntown 8, 7, 1H, 8.8 20, 0,10, 11 1J A. M .
I, 3, 4, 4K. 8 bH 7 8,11 10,11 P. M.
Ibe 8 21- aown train, anil 3 and bV BP trams will not
stop on tiie Geroiantown Branch.
UN SUNDAYS,
l eave Philadelphia NT0 A M.,l 1 10S P. M.
Ltavu Geiuianbwn8 A M. 1 8 OK P M
t I'ESNUT HILL HAILROtD.
Leave I'hlladolpliiaO 8.10 l2 A. U.,2, 3 th. 1, a,
si 6 11 P. M
Leave ( hesnut Hill 7 10 minutes, 8 0 40, II 4o A. M
40 9 '0. 6 40. 0 40 H 40, and 111 40 minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAY .
Leave Philadelphia (fill uilnutos A. M., t and IP. m '
Leave 1 heru Jt Hill 7'40 mlnutea A. M Vi 40. 6 40 and
OKu nnnii es P M
Fi R I ONSHOHOI KEN AND NORKISTOWd
Leave I'h lui elphiu 8 8-35 nitna es, U-U5A.M.. IB 1
IK tH, (' 8 (18 ii inuiee.and im P, w
I enve Norriitown 4H.7. 7 60. 9,11 A. M. 1M,4,I, an4
8PM.
beiM P. M. train will stop at School Lane Wlsa.
Iiickou Vauayunk. Spring Mill, and ( ouahohux kea nnl'.
ON M'ND Y8.
LravePhla"elphla9A M, iiH nnd7P. M.
Lae Norristown 7AM, and 5 P M.
FuR VAN WI NK
Leave Philadelphia C 8 36 minutes, I. -05 4.M.IH
4)1 6), 8t, and HHP ai
lae aianaunk )t 1H. 8 ' 0, IDs A.M. X4 3W.
H V L .
OS Nil AYf.
Leaye I hl'aiielnlils A. M. J4 and 1 " M
1 rate atri.vunl. 7H a . at t, an'iSP. M
V. s,-V)L ON.Oenerai Sunetlntendeni
I 'epot MNTH and GltEEW ftreet.
noiulraie a caud date for Governor.