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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPIL-rPIIILADELPIIIA, MONDAY, Y EBRUAUT 2G, I860.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
' tJFcr Additional City lntdlijnux ge Fifth Pctrn.
THE RfllLRORD jmCKjyROIlD STREET.
Petition Ag-nlut It Kpinovnl. (
To the Honorable the Sclrrl mid Common Council
of the City of Philadelphia . .
The iindersl-.'ne-J, merchants of the city of
I hllndoljiliia, most respectfully call your atten-
' tlon to the ftUcmpt now being mnile to remove
tho rnilroatl trnck on Rrotitl street, north and
south of Market street, i
, Produce to ntnl from tlio South ftnd South
west Is dnlly received atnl "hipped from points
on Urond street north of Market stroet, ana
any nttcmpl to Interrupt, tlio continuous rail
way connection an at present existing would so
Incrcnso the cost of transportation as to prevent
the Introduction of produce from the above
sources to the extent of not less than two hun
dred and fifty thousand ton per annum.
The undersigned mont repeotfuHy romon
strnte npmlnHt the pnssinir of any ordinance of
, such a character at the present, time, knowing
that the name would be prejudicial to the Inte
rests of the commercial community.
A lilrloh. Yerke-s fc Cftry. 18 and 21 Lotltla street.
"VatiRbRti A UoifT, ini s. Front street.
W. il. Howell. 116 8. Front street.
Karri-ton Brother-- Co., 106 S. Front street.
Daniel Rohler. per Welkel, 114 N. Third street.
, F. C. Tomiinn, 248 N. Third street.
Harrison, Havemeyer A Co., 2-.-.I Vine street.
(I. II, Garden fc Co., 0 Market street.
HomLllonurlglit Co., 621) Market street.
K. It. Tftgirart. 515 Market Ftreet.
(!.T. llollowny, 605 Market street.
F.lllotts & Met 'own, 401 Market street,
Kslierlck Hlnck, 422 Market street.
CJnrrett fc Martin, 520 Market street.
Gillespie, ZeilerA Co., sol Market street.
To the Meet and Common Councils of the Cit of
Philadelphia :
The undersigned, residents, owners of pro-
fierty, and persons engaged in business upon
iroad street, respectfully represent that a bill is
now before Councils proposing to remove the
railroad tracks from that struet.agalnst the pas
page of which they desire respectfully and ear
nestly to remonstrate and protest:
First. Because, upon the petition of any ten
citizens owning property upon Broad street,
anywhere between Geriiinntown and League
Island, tho city is imperatively required to re
move tho rnlls.
Second. Because the parties urging the pas
sage of this bill are understood to he interests. I
In the race course at the lower end of the city,
and in property fur north of the railroad tracks
at the upper end of the city.
Third. That tho signers hereto are a large ma
jority of persons owning property and doing
. business in Broad street, bet ween Washington
street on tho south and .Spring Garden street on
tho north.
Fourth. There Is the highest authority for as
serting that the proposed ordlnanoo, if passed,
would be illegal. . ...
Fifth, The expense of tho proposed removal,
If made, will be enormous, and that It Is not
right to place in the hands of any ten men that
can be found Interested in suburban property
on Broad street the power of compelling tho
city to incur such expense for their private ad-,
vantage.
.Sixth. That their property will be decreased In
value by the removal of the railroads and
tracks, and tho consequent removal of business
from the street.
Kama. Rcslilrnrrjt.
Pnmuel It. ITewt, 203 and 2iv N. Broad street.
Moorlipad. MeKenna A Co., HI N". liroud street,
llenry Dli'lil. Jlroud and ltuce streets.
Bhurpless, Outer A Co.. W. K. cor. Uroad and Race sts.
Alex. Comery A Co., N.K. cor. Jlroud and' Cherry sts.
Hugh Craig A Co., Broud and Cherry strums.
Jhs. (Steele A Co., Broad and Cherry streets.
Peter bteman, 144 N. Uroad street.
Worley A lirvson, 110 X. Broad street.
Benj. K. Davis, Broad and Filbert street1).
Fisher A Miller, Broad and A rch streets.
Miller Collins. 115 N. Droml street,
Malone A Co., l:i8 and 140 N. Broad street.
V. M. A II. Brooks, 112 N. Broad street.
Bowland A Krvleu. 257 N. Broad street,
hhoemiiker A Co., ill N. Broad street.
Jos. II. Davis, 2:tl N. Broad street.
Pierce A Black, 231 N. Broad sirret.
D. B. Kershow A Co., lis and 12o N. Broa 1 street.
Frank fck-lieppmann. 202 N. Broad street.
Geo. Myers, 2U4 N. Broad Btreet.
, Champion A Austin, 2iKl Broud street.
James II. Wilson, 214 N. Broud street,
DetwilcrAEiiKlisli, 2111, 218 and 220 X. Bro ul streets. '
Baker A Hopkins, 2 Hi. 21M and 220 N, Bro id street.
Kelson Gavit, 222, 221. 2211 nnU 228 N. Broa I HtreeU
Joseph Beitler. 2:W and 240 N. Broad Btrejt,
Jolin Vt'lmer, 2.12 N. Broad street.
Bard A Geiselnian, 242 N. Broad street.
Clias. Buynor, 142 and 144 N. Broad street.
Green A Kniltli, HIS N. Broad ti eet.
Lund Is A stone, .'Kit N. Broad street.
Gillespie McKniglit, StiDnnd 811 N. Broad street.
Dunwooiiy A Bobertson, 211 and 21:) N. Broad street.
J. W. fSiinplee. 817 and 81!) N. Hriud street,
Iticliarils A Aylton, !M N. Broad street.
T. W. Nelll A Co., 8. K. cor. Broad and Calliwhlll sta.
Wawlilncton Yates, Broad and Callowhlll s r.'Cts.
It. B. eldel A Co.. laao Callowhlll street.
Whipple A l'nrnell. 433 Broad street.
tMysses B. V'idal, Broad and Noble streets,
John B. Kteel. 44 N. blxlh street.
W. M. Watt. 2(135 Locust street.
Samuel Jones Garter. i:fiu .Spring Garden St rest. -Joseph
B. Solms, 124 8. Kieliieouiu street.
Beppller. O'Donnell A Co.,N. W.cor. Broad andSpruce.
James O'Donnell, 1810 Montrose street
Robert Arthur, 1H22 Bombard street.
B. 11. Crane, 706 tshlppeu strpel.
John Uotiagliy. 231ft Knruce stre't.
Thomas Branson, 247 8. Filteenlh street.
Thomas Bruiisoii, Jr., tWH s. Hlxieuntli street,
John D. Morgan. K04 8. Tenth snoot.
C. B. Mucntiley. 705 S. Broad stroet.
James McLaughlin. 1II7 Chrlstiuu street,'
D. Ilaimiker, liroad and Fitzwater streets,
T. N. Town, Broud and Flt.water streetSj
Philip Busliong, N. Broad street,
litishong A Hulls, N. Broad street. v
Allman A Wenger. 2i7 and 2o!) s. Ilroad BtrMU.
James Moore, 2u25 Filzwater street
Bobert Bussell A Brother. 2WS ( athnrlne street.;
James O'Brien, 82 8. Beventeenlh street,
Charles Krall, Germantown.
Gpnuui Kerbatifdi, Twenty-third and IiO uliard streets,
Bichard V, Clements. 74a 8. Firieenth s reet.
Hainncl Clowney, 808 Wbnrton street.
Dr. C. II. Ditzler, 1 Bombard street,
Geo. Garvin, 1419 Bombard street.
Samuel McNutt, 14 rsoutb street.
John Sherry, 2218 Lombard street.
Jloruce Kingsbury. 2313 Wansom street,
Jos. W. Smetlley, 1811 Mervine str eb
Jus. C. Molloy. Jr., 724 Morris street.
Nicholas MeL-ion, 1211 Murlboroutrb atreat,
W'm. L. Muctier, (121 Hpruce street.
James Winters, 1408 Hamilton street.
Isaac I. Smith, 1004 Clement street.
J. L. (ireuory, Broad and J.ocust atieeLs.
D. Bliehle, J128 Anita street.
J. C. West, Kl'J'-s ; Filbert street. ,
Wm. Bonner. 121B Market street,
J. W, BobitiHOti, 4:l Tusker street.
John A kins. ti24 S. Broud street.
B. 1. Bender. M2 N. Twellth street.
Fldward 11. 1 U. 1222 ()den street.
Wm. Beed, 122 Whitehall street.
Wni. II. Wester, lSiil Frank ford road.
Win. J. Banners, 824 N'. Kleventh street, '
Joseph I laywurd, 231 N, Ninth street.
A. F. Henderson, 2::B N. Broud street.
George Cookman A Co., Broad and Fllbe-t streets.
Josiab Brvun A Co., 1M and 2.V2 N. Broad street.
Thomas Is. Barker, 24 anil 2.1 N. Broad street.
J. M. Smith A ( o.. 248 N. liroad street.
Shoemaker A Tlsdall, 244 K. Broad street.
Davis A Allen, 2.17 N. Broud street.
James C. Bricliett. 210 N. Itrcad street.
B. J. BiUdle A Co., 2 .8 and tun N. Broad street.
Jj. K. Smith. S. Fi. comer Broad and Vine streets.
A. Cawton A Co., 13S), 141 and 148 N. Broud street.
To the H'lert and Cuminon Councili of the City of
. I'hilaaehmia:
l'rotest and remonstrance of the undersigned
I'ltiAiis of l'hiladelnhia. not owners of property.
nor engaged in business on Bro id street, but
having a Knowledge and interest; in mo general
lnisiness of the cltv. represents:
First. That they believe that the maintenance
of tlio ruiiroou upon uroao streei to do uiiko ne
ccRsnrv anl desirable: that by it coul is dls
trlbuted to families in tho Southern P'irt of the
dtv at an average or seventy-live cents per ion
cheaper than it could bo done by any other
means.
Ker itul. Bvltour cltv has n chean and exne.
ditlous mode of distributing grain, luiubor, iron
hud other articles, uccussury u comfort and
fiiit.KluU'iiee.
Third. That If It were removed, the amount of
I raiting througii ana across me cuy would do
very lurgely increased, crowding the streets and
taxing Uie consumers uiiiiecKssuriiy.
Koiirth. That they believe that it will Involve
the city in a very heavy expenditure of money,
John Al CM a 11 us, o-o v HAuniikiiii n.euuv, .
Albert Beiiiento. ?o8 Wuslimnton avenue.
j i. Shuiik, 720 Wushlnutoii svenue.
I'atrlck Sloude, Fonrtb and Curpuuier streets.
Whaley A Guil)iiry,eeoua and Tasker Streets,
GeorkeTippen, l-'xTH. Second street.
Savery A Co., 8. Front and Bi-ud streets,
James Donstfby. 1H2 S. Filteenlh slreeU
Thomas O BellV. :1 8. Front street.
Ph Koeuler, 620 Wharton street. i
John W. Kyan, 1ft WaaliiiiBton avenue.
.....-I'Vulii n.-to WnMhltnioii avenue.
A. sievnnir. " rr-i.,u
J
II K Coulomb, Kleventh street and Washington av. '
John H. Bowling,. Kleventh street and WaaUluKlou av.
aillKll WBlKer, 122 w HnmiiKimi
,... .. im wanblniftoii avenue.
GrlltiiiJ A Kvaiis. Nineteenth st. and Washiugton V.
W. M. syieri, m n. revouiu
j M. Mays, loo4 Cbesinit street.
Vatbews A Moore, Bush Hill Iroo Works.
Jf. A. BenlutiU'U, at2 Mount Veruon street.
enliimln Tlndsll.WaS. Front street.
narles H, MUifr, i.ih wmnincton avenue,
lionnn (' Guthrie. 2H WaxbliiKlon avenue.
Francis Iletsell, 94 swntwin street.
iec.ru W. cuisnni, 827 Washington avenue.
of. t . Mortli, 1B02 r. r roiu Btreet. t,
'. VffTA, Son. ski WsshlnKton avenn.
1
I. W. II. Kareher. 2D W'asbltiL'Uin avenue.
Wm. Jordan, 701 Washington avenue.
1. MrKlwpi.. son WRHhtmrlnn avenue.
Smith D. dozens, Thirteenth street and Washington
avenue.
McCaiiule A Smith, between Broad and Fifteenth
streets. In W asblncton avenue.
Wm. Mrtkiy, Fourteenth st.and Washington avenue
. j , h.vsns, rrimesireei ana wasniiigion nveniiB.
I. CM Herd Smith, below Browl street, In Washington
Avemii.
Chnrles O'Neill A Bon, Washington avenue, below
iirosn street.
ohn HiiKsell. Thirteenth street and Washington ar.
Alex. Slcsn, Washington avenue, below 'i'hlrteeuth.
('has. H. Short, 122A Washington avenue.
Burns A McMenamv, 1217 Washington avenue,
llcwnrd T. Fisher, TwelfXh street and Wasblnitton v.
Wm. M. Hoyt, iiRent, Tenth si, anil Washiugton av.
units Kayie, Hit. w asiiiiiKttin avenue,
ohn Wilson. !34 WashliiL'ton avenue.
feorBP Daly. Ninth street and Washington avenue.
Gengbegaii Anderson, K44 Washington avenue,
Ssmuel F. Fox, Ninth and Willow streets,
W. It. Campbell. Klghtb and Willow streets.
J Hin es Smith A Co., Marshal and Willow streets.
oiin J. Neisier, Kigntti and iwiownui sireem.
. Alex. Smith. Garden and Callowhlll streets.
Wm. Hart, Garden and Callowhlll streets.
Charles Thomas, B. K. cor. Kleventh and Noble streets.
A. T. Marklev, N. W. cor. F'.leventh and Noble.
evi sinnn, r ipvpntn antl ltiie avenue.
l,nB U'lliUm.... no., KI u.vnnlh trPH. '
Michael Uulnn, Twelfth street aliove Callowhlll.
J. L. Bogers, Twelfth and Callowhlll streets.
W. C. Bogers, Twelfth and Callowhlll streets
neonore nans, jso, 121s l anowniii mreoi.
lenry T. Keck. No. 1215 Callowhlll street,
ohn F. Glenn. No. 1228 Willow Btreet.
Nspoleon Luulney, No. 418 N. Thirteenth street.
av to wnoeri, no. 224 ix. iniri- emu street.
. Schwelnturt, No. 485 N. I entn street,
'hlllp Hindi, No. an.l N. Tenth street,
nb n IT. Murnhv. No. 1225 Noble street.
,'bns. lM'pntxel.'Na. 1224 Market street.
Armi nD. Acheson. No. 1015 Market street. t.
Jes. M. Tweed. No, 811 Market street. ijf
Wm. 1.. K .te, No. 110 S. Fourth street.
I C. Trontmnn, Fourth and Library streets.
B. K. 1 sler, No.44N. SlxleentU street.
It. B. Aertsen. No. 410 Wnliiul street.
i. L. F sher. No. IW Callowhlll street.
O'Be Uy, No. 431 Walnut street,
Mlwurd Jones, John K. Shivers.
'. F. Ilrasc, MdClnreACunlltre,
nmes Citieln, David Conner.
Thomas Davis, O. P. Knight A Bro.
I times I nnnlngnam, Jr., Wm. B. Thomas
Irlando V. Fraim. Watson. Malone A Co..
William Long, Kdwln A. Smith,'
onn Jinn, j-.llis l isrs,
(din W. Whltn. MeKadden A Thomnson.
Thomas riumer. Champion, Souder A
Amos Watson, . Co.
Bobert fdllillan, Botik hammer A Budd,
ames it. jnckson, wm. iiumin re won,
limes P. Perot A Bro.. 8. II. A H. Levin.
Samuel C. White, Crowe!! A Collins
junies ju. lioiov. siting tv; nro..
Nathan Brooke, Latbbury, Wlckersham A
eniy i;riskev a t o., i o
. Trump. Son A. Co.. Scbell. Bergnr A Co..
Iinrles M. Bctts. iarrnlt A Meeke.
B. Torpin, Jr., Jiood S. Somers,
1, U '1 1 . . 1 L 1 I .... I 1
'rulg A Blunchard, John W.Shrlver A Co.,
t. Lamlell. Selser A Bro..
A. J.Geiger. Henry Godley.
NorcroRs A Sheets. K, Park,
Drngp A Co., T A. Biinyon,
J. M. Bommel, V A. Stout.
Wtolverton A Tlnsman. Bobert L. Allen.
W. W. Babbitt, J. B. Mii'kle,
Amos Knight, George H. Cox,
J. S. Cinmplit, Ira M. Hovuy,
W. A. Bovd, John Htrellun.
iirtis J, Nice, M. D., JUibert Hutcheson,
lohn Bonrdmnu, Gottlelb Wolf.
Tbemius Uoberts, T. W. Wheeier,
Struthers Jetlrey, AVm. II. Stewart,
leo. W. W. Bunch, J. Lohr,
hnnes Moore, James n. tveven,
,ewis Selgrath. George Taylor,
John Pnrcell, tieorge K Christian,
K. H. Gilbert, John Fillman,
J. B. Weston, Samuel Allen,
eorge J.Nevell, jotin Clemens,
'harles Fav. David Warley. . '
John Thomas. J. T. Kiehner, '
John J.Sutton, J. B. Carr,
i.. lit I'nxon, j.eopoiu reisse,
William Craft, George Huberts,
Charles .wicker, William Graham,
Martin Brenner. William Smith,
G. W.Taylor, Bernard Donnelly,
Wm. It. Taylor, A. Ilililetibrund.
Charles Smith, John Iiara,
B. Burr John Welsse,
Joseph Thompson, Charles Mason,
James Shnuley, George P. Nevell,
I.. J. Harney. .tames tawuoii,
Biehuril Stevenson, Thomas Fox,
Bobert T. MeKee, John Bay ne.
Willluin Killlan, John Boney,
Thomas Beilly, BonJ. Kepworth,
K.Warner. JohnYeo,
James Taylor, , F rederick Emlert.
Jones Dubree, I'atrlck Greer,
S. Kngiime, Patrick Hlckey,
Wm. Mtirrny Nevil, Kdward .M. Jieuney,
.eo. si. LiniKe, x. Jirem,
enlel McFilvvee, Jacob Lukert,
John McDonoiigh, Matthew Shaw,
Micline) Noonan. David Billion,
Washington W.Sweeney, William Hewitt,
Fruncis McHugh. Jesse It. Mellor.
J. 1! an Ion, Geo. W. Browue,
Wm. Feeme. Daniel Kglof,
Adam Austin, David Marion.
James Gleuson, Bichard Craker,
Wm. Southey, Frank (1. Wellers,
P. Batlican. Henry Yetler,
Thomas Niilly. John Brannau,
Chus. II. Taylor, John Black,
Win. Sweeney, J.Burns,
Joi.n Cubill. JsaaoP. Work,
W. W.Beigle, William Nolan,
Suniuel B. Lord, Francis Mulochlll,
Frederick liitlner, James Jioiigueriy,
AIpx. M. TiOPg, Dennis McKlbaugh,
'1 homa-s Mellor. Phil. Nolan,
1 homos F'ay, I'lavien iluot,
GeoiBB Vartiy, I Foltz.
Jami s Brearley, Beuhen Deal. 1
Andrew Moore. William B. Odonatt,
Joseph S. Skeltonlzeths, J. Brenholtz.
Joseph t'allher, Daniel Debman,
William Cooper, John Bradbury,
Mloliaei itrannun, , Aitreajj. van vjrtun,
Henry Higham, James Hurley,
Morris Hitner, F'rank Higel,
H. Gentner, John Kerr,
Joseiih Miller. Kdward McQovern,
John H. Jacobs. Bobert Graham,
Joseph Llllv, Christian Snyder,
Caleb II. Austin, John Fisher,
George Herman, William Taylor.
James Strotch, William H. Blttle.
Thomas Holmes, Simon Kdwynerberjf,
Daniel Van Horn, George a. ursig,
Hugh Thornton, A.G.Mason.
Jolin II. Nevell. AVllliain Holly,
Jolin J. Dellaven, J. 11 huso.
Robert Carter, Charles II. Watson,
James Carter, J. L. Gregory,
Kdwln A. Chupman, T. II. Gervals,
.lames F. Williams. James Morrison.
George Frederick, John Smyler, Jr.,
(twin
Burke,
Henry Butz,
Washington Stuckert.
J). liitctue,
Wm. Bonner.
FUlwurd McCafTVoy,
Henry W. Alien,
FMward Baxter,
Win. Jl. F. Ward,
Bobert B. Morris,
S. A It. Hill,
J. 11 Cook.
Hugh lOduma,
JL It. Miller,
Isaac Hriggs,
P. W. McLean,
Hugh Junuey.
Jits. McAully,
Jesse S. Mather,
Win. Tlvoy.
Tbos. Logan,
Henry Christian.
Geo. Quoin.
11. T. Halbert,
Daniel Turner,
William B. Miller. '
John Van Horn,
Henry Kratlt,
William H. Wild,
.las. w. joisbllng.
Kowurd Hitchcock,
John C. Albro,
A. A. Fahey,
John Forbes,
Micbuel Menlngor.
J. M. Connehy.
Albert KU'iilioru.
Albert Snyder,
Joseph Kdeline,
John A. Walsh,
Jus. B. Itobiuson,
'1 bos. Ascough,
Tolice Items. Sarah Scott was commit
ted on Friday, by Alderman Lutz, naviu? b -en
arrested at Twentieth, uud South, for the larceny
Ot ft "W ft t' lit
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Caroline Beaver,
from Chester county, had her po?ket cut from
her dress, while in a store in Eighth street, but
tne tniet, in ODtaimntr tne pocKet-DooK, sucurcu
But little monev.
James McNeil, aped thirteen years, has been
bound over by Alderman Hurley, upon the
charee of beechiur. and threatening thoBe who
rettistd to trive him money. An elder brother
of the accused, named William, was also held to
answer for interfering with tha ollicer while In
tbe discharge of his duty. It is alleged that be
tried to rescue his truant brother from custody.
' Fraitcls Aloazo, Robert Torney, and Robert
Conley had a hearing, before Alderman Massey
on Saturday, charged with entering the factory
ol Mr. Joseph Scollield, in Willow street, below
Thirteenth, with intent to commit a feleny. Tha
tacts and circumstances of the a tl air. hs deve
loped on tae hearing;, are these: Mr. Scoiiield
is engaged m me manuiucture oi uaimorai
sklrw. and within a few weeks, and e?ery morn
ing, some of them, wsre discovered to have been
carried otf in the night
A watch was comsequentlv set for the offend
er, BDd on Friday night, about 10 o'clock, the
parties made their appearance, first climbin?
over a wall from Callowhlll street. Aa entrance
Into the fuctorv was effected bv nrvioz open a
shutter, and they then made their way to the
third story, wheie they were caught like rats in
a trap, bv Cuntain Franklin and Oilieer Camble.
From stfttement made by Conley, who had
been In the eniDlovment ot Mr. HeoHluld. soma
ot the eklrts were recovered from ladies reading
In the neighborhood who bad purchased them.
Joe secured were commuted lor trial.
An Impobtast Decision. In the Court
of Common Mens, on Baturdav. Judge Allison
gfive tbe lollowmg as hi opinion In the case of
Ktchols v. Ketnrn Judftes. This whs an appll
ration for a mandamus to the Board of Rotura
Judges to compel them to give relator his certio
rate pi election as Bchooi utrector in me a utn
Ward. Mr. Iwis C. Cassidy was School Director
in tald Word, and It wot alleged that he removed
therefrom, and a vacancy was thereby created.
Certain citiacns went to tho polls and voted lor
Mr. ISichoU to supply the vacancy. Only twG
frccmcte made return, and those returned but
5 or 18 votes. I
The answer of the school directors does not
deny the existence ol the vacancy, but thoy
cla m that the vacancy must first he established
by some action of tbe Board of Directors, and
that there can be no election until thnt lact i
fettled. As the law allows tbe School Board to
determine when a vacanct does eitst, the ques
tion whether thero is a vacancy or not must be
established by the decision ol too lury, or in.
some other way. Another question which
arises is, tan an e:ction ol ttm kind oe treated
as a valid election? TueBhenlT never issued a
proclamation for the election, nor was tne Court
ever called upon to have the Sheriff issue a stip-
E lenient al proclamation, so that electors murut
e notified ot the fact. The application ljr a
mandamus was refused. .
Tbe United States Steamer ''Bien
ville.' The United States steamer Jiienoilie it
expected to leave the Navy Yard this week. She
went into commission liibt Tuesday, Tho lollow
ing is a list ot her uuiccrs:
Commander Koed Wsrden.
L eutcrunt Commander U. B Seoly.
Lleutdiinut W. V. Stewart.
Acting Volnntter lieutenants Charles W. Wilaon
Wm K. Hathaway.
Surgeon Wm. Johnson, Jr.
Ac:iLg Pasfed Assistant snrgoon J. J. Soworby.
Acting I'avmastcr Charlos o. I'erlcv.
t Actmir y asters it. u. Nio us Joenli Avant.
1 Acting Ensigns J. Bifhop, W. N. smitli.
Matee J. ivemp, u. uooJcy, A. a. Arey, B. Btcoi.
Cblet Krpinttr W. U. Hunt.
Acting First Atsintsnv Charles W. Pennington.
Aotmc 8eeons AasistanU U. C. UuatU. J. 11.
Neffu, John 1. Bncklev.'
Actina Third Assistants J. t . coBtar, c. a. ,a
gren, W. H. Jsiboo.
l.orptnter u. u. Gorry.
Acting Boatswain liorman Fcters.
t aptam's Clerk Kogcrs.
Mnster-at-Arms Oliver Wallace.
"i eoniaD Jsnies U. bprigman
Surgeon's steward Plnlconion W. Niclterson.
Target's SUiwar d James M. Bam!ord.
Destktjctive Fibe. At 4 o'clock yeetcr
day uio4ning tho large three-story mill, situated
on tbe Ridge avenue, near Wusahickon Station,
w as discovered to be on tire, and Deiore tne nre-
men could be Miminoned the entire property was
destroyed, with the machinery, stock, and mate
iial. lho bmldinir was owned by Mr. John
To era, whose loss Is J3o00 over an insurance
ot $1500. Mr. James Lees, the tenant ot the
mill, which was wed tor the manufacture of
carpet yarn, lost about $10,000: his insurance
wa $3600. The .boiler and engines were in a
separate building, and were not damaged. .
IT e establishment ot Solomon it. Freidenourg,
pawnbroker, at the northwest corner ef Ninth
and Buttonwood streets, was slightly damaged
by fire last evening about 7 o'clock.
Killed on the Railboad. John L.
Grubb, a brakesman on the East Pennsylva
nia Railroad, was killed yesterday, near Allen
town. It is suppesod he fell from tbe train, for
he w as not missed until the arrival of the cars
in the city. The deceased was formerly a sol
dier, and for a long time was a prisoner at An
dcrscnville. He resided at Thirty-fourth street.
above Havcrford, West Philadelphia.
On Friday evening, James . Bovd, a driver on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad, 55 years old,
living at No. 162G America street, bad both leers
severed Irom his body, and bis head crushed, by
being run over at second and Cadwaiader streets,
meeting instant death.
An Extensive Chaeitt. By tho Ken
sington . Soup Society are distributed daily
about one hundred and twenty-five gallons of
strong soup. The daily beneficiaries of the
organization number something like eleven hun
dred. During tho past six weeks, we are In;
formed, the society have distributed five thou
sand two hundred and fifty gallons cf soup,
and more than two thousand five hundred
loaves of bread. The latter provision is dis
pensed twice each week. The house of the
society is in Allen street, near Marlborough,
Eighteenth Ward.
MoETALrrr. Dnriiiflf the past week 271
deaths occurred in the city. The diseases most
fatal were consumption of the lunge, affection
ot the heart, inflammation of the lungs, and
scarlet fever. Under one year old there were
71; over ninety, 2.
Nativity United State". Z02; foreign. 68: un
known, 16; from the Almshouse. 7: neeroes, 17;
from the country, 14. Males, 1G0; females, 111;
boys, 77: girls, 63. Deaths and interments of
soldiers, 5. .
Water Statistics. The following statis
tics in recard to the water required in this city
and the revenue therefrom, may prove of inte
rest: PopulO' Dailu averaae '
I)dle. tion. supply in unit. Revenue.
1830 102 000 2 020,100 R8 01S27
1885 195 000 8.861.626 )2 118-83
1840 230 000 , 4,064 63 126.074 61
1845 800 000 6,142.654. 186 445 87
1856 450,000 11,700 786 . 807.176 24
1800 606 000 20 882,064 494 424 22
1SC6 725,000 80,281,019 606.66141
Meeting of Newsboys and Others.
The. meetings of the newsboys, boot-polishers,
and' otuers are continued every Sunday attor
noon, at Sixth and Chesnut streets, and are
largely attended. Yesterday afternoon the meet
ing was addressed Dy Mr. itene wuiiiou, Air.iiiram
Ward, and others. Besides the delivery of ad
dresses, the boys have been lormed into classes,
and receive instruction from volnnteer teachers.
A very ereat improvement is witnessed in the
condition of the boys since the meetings were
commenced.
Bequests. The will of Charles A. Poul-
son, recently admitted to probate, directs that
$500 be paid over to the Philadelphia Library,
and also tuat an documents; city council Jour
nals, etc, shall be handed over to the same in
stitution. The collection of shells and books
rel sting to natural historv, belonglne to the
deceased, are to bo appraised and o tiered for sale
to scientific institutions, and if they refuse to
purchase they are to be put up to tho highest
Didder.
Fotjntj Dead. On Saturday morning Mr.
Ilerry llooven was found dead on a settee at his
retidence. No. 212 Williamson .street, lie had
been employed in the laboring department at the
Navv Yard. On Friday nicht he laid himself on
the settee, appearing to be in usual health? Here
he remained duituer the nurht. and was dis
covered dead in the morning. The Coroner will
hold an luquebt to-day, i
Poon Fellow! A colored man. who
marched into Richmond with the Union arm?.
and who served, nnwounded, in a number of
bottles, was crushed, ou Saturdav. between the
cars of the Camden and Am boy Kailroad Com.
rany. among wdicii he carelessly moved. He
received 6evere injuries. He resides at No. 324
South Juniper street.
-A man in Randolph comity. Indiana, is sun-
portinct eight sets ot children one set bv his
present wife, three bv former wives, three be
longing to former wives, and one set beloneing
to the nusband ot one ot nis lomier wives by a
previous wite 18 children in all. That man U
certainly entitled to the sympathy of the com-
inunuy. '
"The Errlnsr Woman's Refute." In Chicago.
tow three vears in operation, has received fortv
two women during the past year. Of these eight
have gone out luto families, by prmi8lon of
tht board of nanusrers. six have been restored
to their frietrls, two have been respectably mar
ried, two dismissed as hopeless cases, six have
left without permission, and eighteen remain In
me ma minion.
AMUSEMENTS.
EISLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
XrHAKK.
Cliotre'HMti to H p ot Amuncnitnt tnt be nnd
BP to HH o'cuclt ii CTtnlng I HI It
C CHOICE SEATS AND ADMISSION 6.
J Hckets tsn tie had r MS i
' I'KOt.RAM MS InTICK,
Ko. 4S1 CHI BNl'T Btreet. oppolte the P torney
Irr tlie ( Iimiibi, Arch, Wilnai, uJ Aeuluuu ef JMul,
l) to 0 o'clock, tvtrv tvnin. 1 1 tf
iuivT cTlEPXUT STUEET TUEATKE.
jv CHltPKUT Street, sbove 'iTfeirth.
LF.OAI tKOV.RiJ WILLIAM E. SINN, Lsatom
ua lluin.
A BRILLIANT HVCT ESS I
KF.t OD WKKK.
SHIS (rondnj) &V16MKU. Febrairr J6, '
will bo rctiutf-d
lllh UWKiT HIT OF TflK 8:AIOJIi
The TPMulflrcnt acenlo lirams, la ir o n
TllMCKWl'KHl Till-; ICR WITCH)
1HK II E Mil I'll 1 . THE ICB WITCH!
HIE H Will III Till. Ii K WITCilt
1UI4 ICE WITCH ' ' TUB I2B WIiUU
oa.
TI1E EA KING'S BHinE.
i!ll HI-.A KIND'S ltIUIE.
THE SEA KING' 1UUDE.
THE PK.A KING S I1RIDK '
It will be prenlert with Its Beautiful BcoiietT. bv
Ctinrlr. H Uet, Klrftunt Appoluimentu Sarnrlinn
'I rdimormatlonfl Charunua Mu.lo. Wontlerfnl Klleo h
Maa'lle TrreMS Wood and Corps do Mai lot. the u I
utrtng b of tne Star Company, an 1 overr otlier attraa
traction tliat dunug tbe pagtueek baa ho ped it to Its
pieaent
DBFQTIAtLKn POPTLARITT.
WIDHE-DAV AtTFRNOON. F-tiraary 28,
I.E.tND KXlliA MAXIMEE.
Itt great moral Drama,
TF.M MtillTS IN A BA.R-ROOH.
PATlItDAY A 1TERNOOW, March t.
KIXblY-FlFUl OK A M FAMILY MAIINEE.
THE ICE WIT -II
AAmliRton to Natlnen, 38 cents to all paris of tho
Bouxn. LhlMren, 20 cent.
Dnon opon at rl.V ( ortnm nae at I'll.
AilnilMion to eteulcg perloriuauoe, 26 centi, SO cants,
and si Sc.
Doors open st 6 45. Cnrtaln rites at 7M3.
WALNUT BTItEtT T U E A T RK. N. E.
IF corner KISTH an4WALNTT Streets
MB. J. 8. CLaRKR
n: the new Aviorkii CoinrdT. entlt ed
'Jilt Mf.MBfcR FKIH PIKK.
TUrt Wf 1B.B FKOU lllifci.
whlrb will be repeated
F VERY KVF.NIMU tTNTIL FURTHER KOTICE.
DeinosllieneR 'torrent, irom PIkn Mr. J . CLARKE
scene-WashlnKion city. Period The Present.
Act 1- A mnitnltlcent and aoourate view of
FliNNMYLVANlA AVENUK.
Act 2 Onrmnltattnn ol Membew.
Act a Thk k peecb of the cnniiressman Irom Tike.
Act 4 The Fan'Rie of tbe Bin.
11 It. J. 8. t LA H ICE an Dickey Sharks
lu tbe new and highly sncc-ssiul Comediottaof
UICKH.Y'3 WOOING.
Commence with the Comedietta of
THE YOU.NU SOAMl. ,
E?. JOHN DREW'S NEW aKCU STREET
"HFATItF. Begins atlM o'clock
EXIRAORDINAKY UCt K9S OF "8Alt., i
' htCoSI) Wl EK OF MR. HANFR.fJ.
A8 BAM," YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW,"
Aided by OLIVR LOGAN, C. X. rARSLOK, ana
tbe ail hnr. TK WALDFN.
MONDAY MIObT, AND EVERY MOnT
SAM." 1 SAM." -8 AM"
"SAM." . "BAM." "8 vM "
' "SAM." "SAM." 8AH"
Fsm Mr. CHAUFRAU
Ltura OLIVE LOGAN
Dick, sam's Tivei 7i C T. PARSLOE
Bill Crockett IE WaLDEN
ctneral Koslyn Mr. F. F. Muckay
Jaiiicn PIUHhiey Owen Marlowe
Aims Jsupheniia ucsiyn Mrs. xnnvtr
Emily Cronley ,. Mrs. T. A. Creesu
i bij a i vtMi it u( i JiAr a u.
'lO NIOHT-CHASFKAU'a 8AM."
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
WILNt'T STREET ABOVE EIGHTH
BEST JLEiTJCHTAlN Jlf.NT IN TUB C11Y.
KVKRY IVRMMI.
AND ON WEDS ICS DAY AND SATURDAY AFTER-
AOON8.
SPLENDID BALLETS, BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
j.uuKiiaoi .otiriegqu.es, iiauiorous rarcen,
iiellKbtia bal mis Comic Pantomimes,
t.EMDH-NOVELTY-MEHI I'.
Amusemen's of all nations combined. Star Dramatic
Comnanv. Grand Corns da Bullut. Itblonian and
jraiiiuiuiuie i orps
F voninu lloora ODn at 7 o'clock : commenea at 7 31.
FOB 'I HE ACCOMMOD.'IIiN OF LAolKS AND
CHILDREN Matinees will bo given everv Vcdnesday
ana nature y an.ernoons. uoors open at i o c.ocn;
vuuiuirui.-e n& a ov.
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC TALEVT.
SIGNOUA J.OVETTA, THE GREAT ITALUN DAN-
SEIJE8K
Mr. 3. W. Smith, and bin arand Corna-de Billet. M r.
G. Johnson, Mr. U But er, Mr. 8. Hnmple, Mr J. Pll-
riiiu, tne Bonn American Brothers, Air. w. ti. Ma.
uiiiws. air. ti. m. juorumor, Air. u. noiiy, Mr. J. li.ee
gan, Master Barry, etc.
N
ATI 0 N A L HALL, MARKET STREET,
above Twolitb.
MONDAY EVENING. February 2G and
F.VF R EVENING DURING Till WEEK,
GRAND MUSICAL JUBILl-ES FOR THE AIILLIOV.
'1 he largest ana mon popular concert compaiiv, the
most eiuuorato. uniiiuo. nieasmt; unu instructive enter
talnuients ever ollcied the American peonio.
First appcatance since returning Irom England of t!te
original
FATHER KEMP'S
FATHC R KEMP'S
FATHER KEMP'S
OLD FOLKS' CONCEPT COMPANY.
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT COMPANY,
OLD FOLKS' CONCERT COMPANY.
conslft'nK of twontv-two ladles and gentlemen, with, a
iiue urcuuatra auu boivuhki
JiRAHS BAND,
BRASS BAND,
astjlstcdby
EMMA J. NICHOLS,
EMMA J. NIi HOLS,
the Jcnnv Llnd of America.
All of whom will appear la costumes of One httudred
years to.
f-dinlssion to ell parts of tlio hall, 83 cents. Family
tickets, four lor tel. children, IS ceuis.
Doors open,ut 7 i commence at 8.
FATHER KEMP, Manager.
2 22 4t R. N. TEMPLE. Afeent.
COSTUMES I , COSTUMES!
A splendid aBSort meat oP
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES.
FOR MASQUERADES,
Areofleredto the attention of the bail-going pub' lo at
this gay and festive season, at the
v doSTIJMERY.
Of twenty-flve years' establishment, ,
No. O I 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste of those
who attend tlio Carnival Balls of the Season.
i . W. C. DESMOND,
1 2201m No. 017 BACK Street
j CADEMY OE FINE ARTS, CIIE8NDT
X Street, above Tenth.
Open irom 0 A. M. till 6 P. M.
Benjamin West's great Picture of
CHRIST REJECTED
still on exhibition n
bhSMANIA ORCHKio'lRA. PUllljlC RE
bearsals evrv TLBDAY AFTERNOON AT
'MCBHAL1LND II ALL. KX o'clock. EnnaKemeuta
uiscflpy aflilrcstlnuGEOHGE BA8TERT. Ahuuu no. 1231
MONThREY street, between E!;ejUiuym ll(l 3m
RAILROAD LINES.
ORAKGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
On and niter MONDAY, February 12. two dully
trains will run between Wasbinnton and Lmubbar?,
connecting at Gordnnnvl le with Virginia Central JUU
roud trains to and irom Richmond, an toilowsi
MAIL TRAIN.
I.tave WasbiiiRton dally (Miuilar excepted), at 645
A. M , ana erilve at Lyucnburg at 6-15 P. at.
Leave Lynulnurg at 7 a. M and arrive ut Washing,
ton at 6 ai P. 11.
' IlXrBF.S TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (Inclmllng Sunday) at 6 05 P.
M. and arrive at Lynchutrg at t (W A. N
Leave Lynchburg at tt HO t. AI. and arrive at Washing
ton at 8 lu A.M. . .
Both trains making c'ofo connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest, and at Washington
for Norh and Northwest.
1 Klrat-cltthU sleep m? cars Will be attached to the n'ght
trains.
i Tbe road Is attractive, not only for tn comfortable
accommodation., but lor the fact that It nausea the now
hi. tone localities of Falrfcix, Lud Run, Atanaisaa, Bns
toe, Catlett's, Riippahannock. 'ulpeper. Orange, and
Gordonsville. places ot imperishablu lute rout in the
popular mind.
' Tbroayt) tickets to all point ?oa:h 'and Soufhwost
Diav be Lad In Bofton, Now York, Phllad lulilii, ana
Bttltlmnre, snd at the oilices of the mad lu Wanlilni;ton
nd Alexandria. , W. H. MoCAFFERTY,
il Jti Conors I Huperlutendeut '
TDEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE ST AMI S,
X REVENUE STAMPS,
. Of all descriptioiK, .. ,
Ol all descriptions,
i Always on hand,
i Always on band.
AT FLORENCE PEWINO VACHIN CO.' OFFICE.
AT FLORENCE !ivVM MACHINE CO.'S OFFICE.
No. MO CI1KHNUT Htroet, ,
No. b'U CHESNUT Htn'et.
' One door below heveutb street.
I One floor be ow -eyenth street.
The most liberal o'soount a' lowed,
i 1 be nios illbora difccoaul allowed. 1 it
RAILROAD LINES.
IJIilLADELriUA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
WHORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE Commencing MONWAY. Jannarr S,
1IB 'I rHlno viI'lloaye Depot, corner ol BROAD street
ann rjiniiiiur Avenue, as roiiowsi
tlntMi Irani at Kll. U. aonil.i aiivmtrAY tnr
Baltimore and Washington, Hopping at Wilmington,
irrrvTiio, ii aTrn-o- race. ADerueen, rerrvuiaui,
anolia and Hummer's Run.
! aware Itnlirnad Train at 11-111 A. M. fRnndav er.
erplrdi, for Baits burr, MUford, ana Intermediate;
Stailona.
w y Man Train at 9 15 A M. (Rnnflaji exeeptod), rot
Baltimore Sioppins; at Cbfster, Ihurtow ulnwoort,
Cla.rmont, and all regular stations between Wtlmlngtoa
ssd Baltimore.
Iiprrm Tram at I in P.M. (Bondiys excepted), tf
l'a.Umoia . and Washmston. stoDnlnir at riiMirr
Clnvmont. Wl.mlnKton, ewark. E kton North-east
1'trryylin-i- Havre oe Orace, Aberdeen, ferryman's,
mKuo in auu rwmmer s jtun.
Mi: lit Express at 11 - IS P. M. for Baltimore and
l')avmont. Wllnilnttoa. Newark, Elk, on, North East,
rrnyvi iviua tiavra ae-trace.
I'sssenrers by Boat irom Baltimore tor Fortrom
llonroe. horfolH. illy Point oiiu Richmond will take
tbe lft A. M. Tmin.
a an additional accommodation for thos.i holding
Ibrouyh llikcts lor Baltimore. Wnsluurton and -ouili.
ern points, a Hpvclal car wld leave tho Philadelphia
jiepot at n an a. At., connecting at fl ray s Ferry wish
the Alornlng irt.r'a "train Irom .New Vork.
. WILMINGTON ACCOM KODA1ION TRAINS
flopping at all Buttons between Philadelphia and
llmingtnn.
Leavx Philadelphia at IS and 1115 A. V.. and 3
81i0. end 7 0 P. M Tbe 110 P. M. train connects with
Ilelsware Railroad lor MUtord and Intenncdlheftatlons.
leave Wilmington at I'M, 816. and t A. AL. and &ofl
SLdi-tIO p M '
ra'ns lor New Cajitle leave rhtladolebla at 811 A. il..
I JO and A-tiO P.M. '
irtHOrtlH TRAIN!" FROM BALTIMORE,
leave Wilmington at lJ-Oft M and 4 30 anas iop. M.
t tlN,)U KOK PIIILaDKLPUI A.
Leave Chester at 8-01, H 58, and 10 14 A. M., and 12-38.
tiil.ft-44. and W-Wp. M.
tVOU BALT1.MOP.1 TO PniLATlElPrlA
Leave Baltimore t'16 A.M.. Way Mailt l-io P.M.
Ekprers; kib M.. .xpres-t 2AP M. Express.
An Accommodation Train for Havre-de-Orao and In
termediate stations wl'l leave Ba timore at 4 10P.M.
TRAINS FOR BALI IMORr.
Leave Chester at 9153 A. M.. i. and 11 IW P. V.
4p'MTe Wimingtonatl2 27. 1, and 0 J3A. M., and
' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Trsrn at 4SS a. M. tor Baltimore and Wash
tnpion, stopiilug at Wilmington. Perrvv no. Hnvre-de-orace,
Aberaeeu, ferryman's, Magnoda, and Stciuiner's
Bun.
Mght Express 11 18 P. M, lor Baltimore and Wnsh
Hifton, Slopping at Chester. Thnr ow l.lnwood, Clar
mont, Wiln. inirton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Perry
ville, and Havrc-de-Grace. '
A sreclal train wl I leave Phllade'phla for Wilmington
for intermediate stations at 0 P. M.
BALllMORK FOR PH1LADF.LPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 0-M P. M.. stopping at Ilavre-de-Crace,
PcrryvHK and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark (to lake passenuers or Philadelphia aud
U-ave pansengers from Washington or Baltimore) and
t hestcr to leave passengers from Baltimore or Wash
ington. A special train will leave Wilmington for Philadelphia
and intermediate stations at ( 30 P. II
Freight train, with psa(-Dgcr car attached, will leave
Wilmington lor Pcrryvlle nnd Intermediate s ations a
04 P. M. H. F. K.ENN) Y, BuDorlntendent
j ;
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
1 W IXHir 11 JIBKAStilill EM.
The trains ol the Pennsylvania (.enlral Ral road leavs
tbe.'-tw liepot, at 9 Hllt'HE'J H and M ARK.KT Btreet
Tbe cars o the Market Btreet Passenger Railway run
to sua from this Depot 'ibev leava kr,m :r.-
every two minutes, commencing one bou provloui
w ine uuiB ui ucimuuiD v cacu i rain ana ntiow about
80 inlnu cs for a trip. Their cars are in waiting on Oie
arrive oi each Train, and connections are made with at)
roatls crossing Martei street.
On Bundajs Cars icave nieveu h and M artet strcew
at-4ftP. !. to connect with PLishuig and trie Aiaf
and at 10 25 P. M wli b Philadelphia Lxpre-w.
Alaun's BaggaceEpreP6 is ocaieaa, jio.Jl 8. Klovcntt
street. Parties desiring Ba?pag taken to tne trains cue
bare tt.flone at rcssonsble iat- upon application to him
lUAINB LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT lKPOi, lliU.i t
UiVI.
Frio Fxprcw
Mall Train
Paod Accommodation, No. 1
Fast Line
at 7J0A.K
" B um
" 10 00 "
"12 00 M.
" l iS) P. U
" 2-; "
"4 00 '
' fl an
" 7 30
"11 U
at 190am
. 7 10
1 arkesburg
Barrtsburg Accommodation ,
Lancaster Accommodutlon..,.
Psoli Irain. No t
PI tsburg and F.rle Mull
Philadelphia Express
. - AH HIV
Cincinnati Express
f-bi-adelphia Express
raon Accommoiiatiok, o.
Farkeaburg Train....
trie Express ,
Lancaster 'I rain
Fast Line ,.
Paoh Accommodation, o. ...
Vet I XDress
8'i)
9 3tl "
11 2" "
12 80 P.M.
1-10
4-40
Harrisburg Accommoda'tou....
Phllaiielnbia Kxnreaa lAvAVH'aiVv'pittaKn.rt
840
Erin Mall leaves dully (except Baturdav) All othoi
trulns oal.y lexcet.t Bundavi.
The Penusvivanla Railroad Company will notasanm
any rick lor Ragcage except for Wearing Aopare , uud
limit their renponalbUlty to Ono Hundred Dollars lc
valne. All Baggage exceeding that amount In s tu
will be at the risk of tbe owner, unless takn by soeoi.
Contract
JHOMA" H. PARKP Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An Emigrant Xrain rune dahy (except Sunday I. fot
fall lnioimatlon aa to tare and accommodation, apply tt
FRANCIS FDN-K No. 1,17 Bock Btreet
XJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A'l BepoL, THIRD Btieet. above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLFBTOWN, MACCU
CHCNK, EABTON. WiLLIAMBPOBT, and W1LKEB
B ARRK.
At 7 30 A. M. (Fxpress), for Bethlehem, Altentown,
Manch chunk, Hazleton, Wllllauispoit, and Ytllkos
barre. At 8-30 P.M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, etc..
teaching Easton at 6'ib P.' M. '
t 515 P. M. tor Bethlehem, Alientown. Mauob
Chunk. Danville and Willlumsport.
For Doylestown at 8'35 A M. , 2 30 and 4-18 P. M.
Fot Fort Washington at 10 A M. and 11 p. M.
For Lansdale at B IS P. il.
White ears ot the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
TRaINH FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Bethlehem at 6-25 A. M. and 10 02 A.M., and
6 18 PM.
Leave Doy ertown at 8 80 A. M., -15 and 8 30 P. M.
Leave Lanidale at 6'10 A. M
Leave Fort Washington at 10-60 A. M., and 115 P. M.
ON BUNDA18.
Philadelphia for Bctniehem at 0 A. M.
Philadelphia tor Doylestown at 8 P. M.
Doylestown for Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 P. U.
1 brough Tickets must be piocmed at the ticket offcet
THIRD Btreet, or BERKS btreet.
6 , , LLIS CLARK. Agent
HEIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AI&
a 1 the Stations on the CaWDI-N and AilBOY and
connectltig Railroads Decreased despatch.
THE CAAD'EN AND AMllOV RAILROAD AJtD
TRANSI-OR'ATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT Btreet Wharf at I
oVock P. 31., daily (Kundaya executed).
Fielsht must be dull sored beiore 4H P M., to be for
warded tbe same day. Returning, tbe above lines win
leave New York at 12 noon, and 4 and 8 P. M.
Freight lor 'Irenton. Princeton, Klugston. NewBrnns.
whk. and a. 1 points on the Camden and Amboy Rail .
roadtslsn. on the Belvldere. Delaware, and Fleming,
ton : the New Jersey, the Freehold and Jauicaburg, an
the Burlington and Mount Holly Kai roads, received out)
forwarded up to 1 P. At.
The Belvlueis Da aware Railroad eonnects at Phi;,
llpshnrg witn the Lehlub Va ley Railroad, and at Manun
kacbuiik with all poluts on tt Delawure. Lackawanna
and Weiteru Railroad, forwarding to Byraouae, Budao.
and o'ber points In Western New York.
The New Jeney Ral read connect at Elizabeth Witt
the New Oen-ey Centra Kailroad. and at Newark wltl
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A shp memorandum, specifying tbe marks and num
bers, shippers and consignees, must, in every ins'.auue,
bpsentw itlr act load of goods or no recen t will bs
given. Increased facilities have beeu made lor the
transportation ot Live Block. Drovers a e invited to
try the route When stock is lnrnlshed in quantities ol
two cat-loads or more, it will be delivered at the tool
ol Fon icth street near the Drove Yard, or at 1 lor No
1 orth river, as tbe shlppeis mi-y des guate at the time
ol shipment For terms, or other Information, apoly u
WALT1B FRKEi, AN. F.eh ht Agent,
1) 1 No. 226 B. DELAWARE Avenuo Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NORIUB'IO'H RAILROAD.
On and a tr WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1868, nnO'
Furiher Notice.
FOE GfcUMAM'OWN
Leave Philadelphia G, 7. 8, fi, 10. 11, 12 A. M.,1 2,810
l,4,6 8H.8. 7, 8 8, 10. II. ,g P M.
Leave Uermantown 6, 7, 7, 88 20, 0, 10, 11, 12 A. M
1,11 3, 4.4H.6 bH. 7,8,0 10, IIP. 5i.
lho 8 20 oo vn trnln, und a."-, and tX op trains wfUnot
top on tho Gerojantown Brsno'i.
ON hi Jj 1)aY8.
I.enve rblladolphia fl-10 A. Ai., 2. 1 10H P. M .
Leave GeimantownS A. M.. 1 6 tl'i P M.
CHESNUT TRILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10, 12 A. M., 2, ,H 6H,1,
U'lA-ave'( hernnt 11111 710 minutes, 8, 1 40, II 40 A. M.
-40. 3 -10 , 6 40. 8 40. k'40, end lil'4'i minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
i Leave Philadelphia fi-lti minutes A. M., 1 and 7 P. U
Leave ( bor-nut hill 7-40 minutes A. At,, 12 40, 8 40. and
(-25 mlnu es P M
FLB I ON6HOHOCKES AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6 .8 36 minuies,, 1105 A.M., IH I
4H. tM.eit .gOomlniitos.andim P. U
leave Noirlbtown bh, 7, 7 50, 9, 11 A. II., IK, iH, 6, an4
IP At.
The 6M P. M. riatn will stop at Sohool Lane Wle
tlvkon, Atauayuuk, Boring. Mill, and coushohoi'ken only.
OM BCNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. M 2H . and T P. M.
Leave NorrlBtown 7 A. M , and 5 P. M.
FOB MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6 8 8ft minutes, 1106 A. M., 1. t
ih 6H.6J4, 8-tlft, and U S P. M.
Uave Monayulk 6k, IH, 8 20, OH, 11H, A, Mm 2, 6.IM
. QW BUND AYS. '
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 24. and 7 P. M.
Leuve AtaiiayuiiklX A. M . bH, and 8 P. M.
. W. B. WIL-ON. General Superintendent
Depot NINTH and GUEE) Bueet
RAILROAD LINES.
BE 1 I) f N (1 RAILROAD.
WKF.AT TRUNU I.1NB '
IROM ruILADELl'HIA TO THE INTF.kTOS Of
PEN buy LV a I a , THE H( HTJYLKILL,
B4IKy!JHANA. CUMKI RtMNLl,
. . AN D WYOMINO TAIJ.KVH,
P -JOBTH, NORTHWRWT, AID TBB CANADAf. 1
MrlNTIB a i RAXiHsKf.ToV PaB.-KNOKR TRA I MA.
Company's nepot. at THIRTKHNTW
and ' A I LOW HI LL BtreeU Pbliadwlubla, at the tollew
Ing hours
MORNIMO MAIiv
-""JS. M' 'ding Lebanoa Hart.hrg, FoMs
i.J?f..' n e8JuT lama-iaa, Buntm.y, WILlanum,
t JV k?00'" !r. tatarsi Falls. Baale Alientowi;
Wlkesbsrre, Pltwton, Yerk. farllsle. Vbambtrnbaw!
UaientowD etc. etc.
I bis -rain conneeta at RRADIsft with ha r ... p.
"vlvnia KaDrosd tiaios tor Adentown. t at and wit
u r rV.'i?. Uey yia ,n' U"'f'btirg eto.
PORI CLINION with Calawlssa llaUroa" trains
William. port. Lock Haven. Klinl a. eto I at HAS
tJ w',h rthera Central, t umherlaod Vallr
and Bchuflkll and Busqoebanna trains ft..- NrrAh
nmbeiland. Wllllainsport. York. Vhambenborr Pkae
grove, eio.
, AF'itRNOON EXPREnB
Leave. Phllsoelpbla ai IMP. M.,ior Resrttng, , otto.
VI ' V 'rbir, etc , connecting wlta Hewllng and
Commbia Railroad train it., i-nivmiii. aa
"Lf .Rlroao train for Milton. WUi.amspert.
. REAP1NO AClOlIVODATION.
Leavet Reading M f SO A. M stooping at all war
stations, arrives iu t bllaoe phla at 8 iw a. M.
Kt urniug, leave, rn adelphla at 4 80 P. M.. arnvet hi
Beading a. 11 M p it.
Trains ler Philadelphia tave Baniabnrg at 7 A. If
nd l'ottsvlleat30 A.M. ainvlng In Philraeluhntat
i't p l. Atterneon tialns ieve Manlsburg at 144
? ,Jnf.P.t,."L1.1 " '.M.l arrlvuiB at Phila
delphia at 1 OS P. M. .
barilshurg Accomeiooauon leaves keadraa at 1 1t A.
M.snd ilarrlel.urf attmip M "
Market era. n with Passei ger ear attached leave
Pbl adelphla at i2 4A. noou lor Reading and all war sto-
rons- leaves Beading a IttO A. M., and Downmuioa st
0P . f . 1 bi adelphla and an way stations
A II the above trains Bin dally Nnnda; s excepted,
t-onday trslns leave PottsvlUe at B Vu A. M., and I UDs
del phla at 8')& P. M.
1JES1ER VALLEY RAILROAD. 1
Passengers lor I'owningtown and iniennediate pota .
tskeibefetio A. M. and 41 Mi P.M. trains from FhUadaN
Phta, retnrnlng from Downlngton at 7 0S A. M. anal
J-o.Son.
NEW YORK EXPKEBB tOU PITTBBCRO AND IBM
l eaves New lork at 9 t A. M. and 8-00 P. M ., sasatnc
BeadU.g at 10 A. IV ., and l-4 P. AI . connecting at
Barrisinrg with Pennsylvania and Northern tientmi
islhtao. Ix press 'liams or Pittsburg, Chicago Wh
linmsport llmlra, Baltimore, eto. .
lie umirg, l xpress Train leaves Harrlsbarg on arrival
oi Pennsylvania Kxpreai, irom I Ittxburg, a I and S 06
A. 1.. passing Reading at 4 49 and 10 62 i, M , arrivm
atNiworkat 10 A M nd2'4P M. BlecplngCa
aci ompsnilnr tl tse trains :broag iewecn,lr ev CM
and Plttfbutg without charge. r
Alsll Irain lor New York leaves Harrisburg at 1 41
P M. Mall Train lor Hanlsbuig leaves New xork at II
Noon.
SlBUTLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Tialns leave Pottsvl lc at ti-46 and Jl-fid A.M., and 7-1 .
r. Ju., tuning liom Tsaiaquu at 1 35 A. it. and 1-40 aa
M 111 LKlLt AND erSQCI HANNA RAILROAD.''
Trail slibvc Auburn at A. M. tor Piaegiove and
Bnnlt l.utg, end ai 1-Ni P. M. tor I'lnegrove and 'rcmonti
returning Tom Ilairlebuig a' 410 p. M., and fioui Tl8
mcutatlOOA V. and 6(0 P.M.
il KfciB.
- 1 brrngh Orst class tl. kets and emigrant tickets to all
the prlnopa points In tbe North aud V eat and Hitadaa.
Il.e follow ing Hike f are ootamed on y at tbe Ouioa
ot h Bisiltord, Treasurer, No 227 B. Fourth si reet Phila
delphia, or ot O. a. Nlcolls, General Bupeilntendant.
Reuulcg.
OMMCTa TION Tit KETS. ,
At 58 rer cent uiBcount, between any points acsire4L
for amillos and flrn.s
111 LKAUE TICKETS.
Cot d 'or 2(100 miles, between all points at $8250 each,
lor lud los and firms
bLABO TIi KETS,
l o three six cine or tweivo months, for boide
etily, to a i piints atre-inred rates
CLI UtiVMhS
Reildlng on the line of the road will be tnmlsi.ed with
cuids, eiuliUTig thcniselves snd wives lo tickets at half
lar
EXt VESION IK KETS,
From Flit sde.phia to principal stations, goou for
fatuiuay. Bundsy and Monday at redu-ed faro, to be
bad only a, tbe Ticket Ollice at Tblrteeutb and rmlow
hill streets. ,
1REIOHT.
Onodsol ai desert i, tions forwarded to all the above
points irom the company's New Freight Depot, Broae.
and w hlow atret-ts
. FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia dan? at 8 30 a. M., 12 45 noon, an
8 1.0 a M lor heading Lenonon Harrltourg Pottsville,
Por Clinton, and all noln a heiond.
V.aILS
Close at the Phi adeiphla Post Office lor all p acel oa
tne roau anu us urancues at o A. Js. ana lor ail principal
Bullions oiuy at a 10 r . ai. b jo
TjOR NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
JT An boy and Pblluileluhla and Trenton Railroad
Couipanv's lines
FliOM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK. ,
ana w ny pieces, truui W alnut street whori, will leave at) .
lOllOWS jVlg. I gAIUt
At 6 A. at., t.i Camden, and Aniboy Accommoda
tion 82-25
At 8 A. M., via t umocn aud Jersey C ltv Express., i 00
At2P M via Cim u.cn and Ambot Express 223
At 12 M. (noon) and 8 P. M. . v la ( omden and Am
boy Accommodation iFreluht and Passengerl....e 228
At 6 auu lino p; M. via Camuen and Anibuy. Ac
commouation (Freight and I assenger), 1st c ass '
ticket 1-2S
2d t ass Ticket... 1-60
At 6 and 10 A. 11.. 2 and-ft P. 11.. for Mount Holly,
Ewantvll e, Pimberton and Ylncentown i at 6 A.M..
and 2 P.M. lor Freehold.
At 6 and 10 A.M., IX M.. 8-30,6 6 and 11-K P M.. lorPat
n.yrn, Rlverton, Dclanco l.eveny, Edgewatcr Burw .
llngton, Florence Bordentown etc. the lt a. M. and
A P M. lines run direct through to Trenton
LIN FROM EEBlGTON LEl'OT WILL LEAVB
AS FOLLOWS I
At 1115 A. M.. 4 30 and 40 P. al.. via Kcnfllngton
and Jersey City Fxp css 8301 .
A112P M (Night) via Kensington and Jersey l lty
fc xpress. 2-26
i he 6-45 P. M. Line will run dally. A 1 others Nundaya
exceptc d
At 7'iO end 11-15 A.M. 3, 3-30 4 '30, 8 and 6 46 P. AI . and
12 Muliib.ht, lor Bristol Trenton, eto.
At 7 A. M.. 10 50. 3, 6 and 6 PM. tor i ornwclls ' orrl-
dale, llomesbuig. 1s ony Wlsslnomlng. Brldcxburg;
and Frankiord, and at 8 P. M for Ho mesburg ana
Intermediate Mations
1.ELV1DELE Dl-LA WARE RAILROAD,
For tho Delaware River Vallev Northern l'ennsyl
voma and New York Ma e ana ti e Great I.akct
T wo through trains daily (tiuudays excepted! from
Kensington liepot asfolowg:
At 7 30 A. M and 3-30 P. a.
LiNEf FRO. MW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
Will leave irom foot ot Coriland strce
At 12 M Ol d 4 1 . 11., via Jersey i ilv and Camden
At 7 and 10 and life A M ,6 P.M. and 12 Mgbt, v.ae-
pe.t lty aim Kensington.
From Pier No 1 North river, a'. 6 A. M. and 3 P. 1'., Via
. n Ley aiid Cvmdeo.
At 12 Jo. 8 ana 6 P. At. (Freight and Passenger), via
Amboy and tainder.
Jan. 16. ltU.
WILLIAM H. OATZMEB, Agent
TI7 EKT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-.
VY Iiomicoto Ma It EE! btreet tLpperFeriy).
Dnl y. txctut euLla a
ri, LL AND WIN'iFR AFHANOFMENT.
Commincing W EDEt-DA V , November 15. Idea.
- For Bridgeton. Sulem, end a 1 Sta Ions on West iaxwf
and aieui Kailrosds, at 0 A. M and 3-30 P. M.
Fo. Mll'ville and a,i Intermediate Stations a. 0 A. AC.
and 3 i. M
For ( apo i ay and Intermediate stations at 0 A. M.te
MilivlJle. connecting with krrl-.nl Trnln pasHengnr Cor
attaebed lor ape Aluy, duo i ii P. At., aud 8 P. M.,
tliroui.li 1 acsenger ouo 8 P. M.
For Giasahoro snd intermediate Stations, at 9 A. M.,
ki d 3 3d P. H.
For Woodbury, Gloncester, eto. at A. M., I. I JO
and A EO P. M.
Freight tiaiu will leave Phi adelphla irom Bondlord'l
wbart. at 10 A. A) and Camden ut 12 af.
J Van Ki NHHHL F.R Snperlntendcnt.
THE W Er-T J KHbE! K.XPR - OOa P w
will attend to all the usual trani-jiqi fit express huslnesf,
rtceive, deliver, and forward tbruugaotber responsible
I'xprcts t ompauies. to all parts w the cWuutry, an
article in'rumcd to ihem.
A Special Messenger accompanies each tbroocb trahl.
00.ee. No. 8 Wainut street 8 16 Urn
1 QIT 1' UILADELPIIIA AND F.RIH
JOUiJ RAILROAD
This great line traverses the Northern and northwest
conntiesot Penusy vuuid to theonvot t rle. ou Lake
Ei le. It has been leased and It hi operated by the Peuu
svlvnnia Kalliosd romimny.
1IME OF PahsENQi KTBAlNS AT PBfLA DE1.PHIA.
Arrive EastwaLd- rle Mail i ra n H)0 P. M. ,
' Erie Express i rain. 11-10 A. M.
Inve Westword-Erio Mali Train, 7 20 P. M
Erie Ex ress irain, 7-20 A. M.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mel) and
Express Trains without cuange, both wtvo, betweea
Philadelphia an fi File. ,
' P Nt-W YORK CONNKCTIOV.
Leave New York at 6 OOP arrlveat Krie at 8-37 A.W1
Leave Erie at 1 ft P.M.. arijve at New Yoik 1 16 r. U.
No change ot curs between V lie and New York.
legant Meeplng a s on ail Night 1 rains.
For Iniormation respecilns paaacrtuer business, apply
at 1 HI Bill I B and MARKET Sfeeui, I hlladelphia.
And tor Irelitht business ot the ompanv's AgenbM
fl. B Kingston Jr., corner TH IRTtr K-' H snd WAH
KET Streets, Philadelphia t f. W- Reynolds, Enaj Wtl'
laui Brown, Agent, h O. k. a Batuuien.
11. p. HOT hi Oi. (leneral Freight Agent Philadelphia.
II. W. GWIXNKR. General Ticket Ajx-iit,Phlludulsbl
JOH D. POTTS General Mana-rr. WIIHamapott
ALF RED L. TYLER. General Superintendent.
flags", fireworksTTq.
J. M-c G U I G A 1ST,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HO, '
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, Etol
MATCHES AND BLACKING, ' ',
no. a rthawhehhy strthtiiv
. F'rst 6treet above coud betwfxsn Market and CbesnaiJ
j 4 , PaoAvau'iUA. t
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