THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPII. PHILADELPIIIA, TUESDAY, lEBUUARY 27, 1866.
OITtf INTELLIGENCE
For AddttioruU City it.i. .V nee Bit Ififut I'uijk)
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The Philadelphia Water Depart-
MINT The annual report ol Henry F. M. Itlrkin.
biiio, Chief Engineer Ot tii.i iator Department, baft
b.tn suomLteil. Tne report utiles that there is do
subleot about which tho department Is so solid tout
as that oi the eiiaraotor 01 tho water in Kairmount
Dam, lrom whicu moro ,iliaa live-sixths of tbe
snpply of tbe out m drawn i be rapid increao
ol sources from e hick oL'jui liui.nb entailer U drained
Into tbe dam to a censtunt aiixoty. flits subject,
because ot it" linportuLCe, been urgod in ail nre
Tion repoits.
pairmoButdaro, bolowtne Columbia bridge, may
be coot dered ihe a-ibsieiug ieorvoir ler tbe -works,
and iiiUeed ibe i nly one the nuiite capacity ol the
icK troirs connected wuh t..o -voiks be.nr so smail
that tlie water has but Mile t mu for Buuslci-nce, anii
as a couscQPOiice ihe wuter tuuilicd from the resor
yoirs is about the same as that in tbe rlyer. ' When
the ricr is turbid the water luiuWhed lor use is of
the gome character
1 be Kchuylknl becomos more frr fluently turbid as
tion. This is caused, not only by the tiliaee of tlio
land, but no by clnrinr the toiests, which to aoon
. suierable extent held back the llooa water, aud pro
toctod ibe soil from aenuuaiiou.
'1 be accumulation ol mud in the lower parts ot the
'dam bus increased in a much greater ratio this year
tbun durum any previous ouo; other duties bav? so
occupied the Department toa' no survey oas been
mauo. but tbe luorease is o inn kud as to require no
actual measurement, to uomouKtratn it.
The accumulations oi niu'i vLieh are most objec
tionable, aru t mat on the eust Bide of the riyer, be
tween the steamboat wharl und tbe Skating Cluo
house, and tlmt on tbe wit sid. extouding lrom
tiiroro a venue Bridge to tbe i.rowery, cacti cover
ing; lrom e ubteeu to twenty acres. There is no doubt
tlmt there large an as ot sliul ow water exert a Ueie
ttrious effect upon the entire r.vr.
l.ares quantities ot oh) oi.nble matter drain into
the river tietcen FatiinoQ.it ond Flat Itock Dam,
lrom sowers, lactones de wuiks, paper-mills, labo
ratory's, aat-woiks, cte.
ihe rat.id increase of m.'nufaotnrin establish
m ats, placed so as to dixobnrgti roluse matter Into
tbe duni, oemunds some action of Council, or it will
i onh be a question ot time wnun the water of tho
t-ibnylkill. now lilfibly prized by our citizens, will
be so contaminated as to necessitate tbe abandoning
of it for some purer water.
1 It baa been proposed to construct an open canal
along eachs.de of the riyer, by torminjr an embank
ment in it, aud carrying tne seworage and refuse
, lrom the mi ls, eto , to the overfull' of tbe dam. There
aie many obvious objections to such A plan, it, in-
. deed, it beat all practicable.
The character ol tho wat r ta'or; lrom the Deia-
' ware bas been much improved by tbe extension of
1 r .1 ........ . M...n 1 1 1 n a.tninA I ' iwt.
Warten s line, and no cump.aiuu have reached tbe
Department of the quality of water supplied.
'Ibe Fail mount dam is in a ddapidated condition;
the act on oi the water and looiorover forty years
bas, in some places, removed part of the foundation
cribs, and washed out much o. tho fading, so that
the nam bas suiik in sevcial places, in tbe deepest
water. .
ibe total amount of Wat r supplied was 1,743,
561884 gallons greater diuiiiir 18oo than in 18uty
. being a uaily average moreaao ot 4,776,881 gallons.
,The greatest daily avorago was in Judo, viz.,
'do ufift QAA nnllntia Thn itimfn.n in t.hfl amount
water lumiahod during 18ii6 hus been greater than
in any previous year, ibo 80-iiicb. main laid on
1 oplar ureet bas enablea the Department to fur
bish an aduitional amouut oi about two millions ot
gallons per day to the district lying north of it.
Ibis, bovitver, does not entirely meet tbe wants of
this rapidly increasing district, aud there are still
lrequont cump.aints. ...
lSoiwitbsianatiig tho high price of coal, oil, ana
. tallow dnring tne year, there has been a marked sav
ing in tbe cost of pumping. In 18G4 the total cost of
running the four pumping works was 8169,016-37,
being 91718 pur million gauons, or 8U271 6 per mil-
lion gallons per annum In 1805 the total cost was
8168 816 69, being 816 27$ per mll'ion gallons, or
$5606 00 per million pallous per annum, a saying of
$1 91 per million gal ons; a toiai saying of $Ul,9o6 in
the running expenses over 1804, if allowance oe made
fnr thA Additional nmount miuiitod.
Police Matters. Several of the persona
wbo have been selling meat lioui market stands in
South becond street, contrary te la, have been
arrested, and fined by Alderman Pottinger. ihe
ordinance prohibits any pe.uon other than a farmer
from selling meal on street stands. The line is
two dollars. 1
W iiliam tireen, arrestod at Seventh and Lombard
ktreeis, n tbe charge ot asoHUit and bntieiy an
carrying concealed deadly weapons, was committed
' by Alderman ewiit to answer.
Robert Torry was bound over by Alderman Mas
aey, on the ebarge 01 reoeivinir some ot the skirts
stolen lrom bcbolield's iacory. It is net alleged
that be was with tbo party who committed the de
predation. ; '
a An eiuuny man was uuiore &iurmiiu uuiiud,
Urday morning, upon tho charges of assault and
battery and malicious 'misob.ef. It seams that his
i son bad been in tbe habit of visiiing a bouse ot
rather dt ubtlnl reputation at Brideibnrg, and the
1 accused went there, as be said, for the purpose ot
' tearing it out. lie kicked in the door and used
! threatening language towards the woman who lived
, ' in tbe bunding, whereupon she procured a warrant
. lor.bis arrest. The defendant was held 10 answer.
A young man named Leww Fester was betore
Alderman Hatohineoa yesterday morning en the
'charge' of assault aud battery with Intent to kill. He
was employed in the locomotive works of H. W.
Baldwin & t o . at Fitteeuth and Hamilton streets,
and last week tbe loremau had occasion to reprove
1. ; bim tor some neglect 01 woi k. On Saturday, it la
alleged, Foster laid in wait tor tbe foreman, and at
tacked hint wiilt a e.ub, knocking him down, and
-Bounding hint severely upon the bead. A youug
man wbo witnessed the occurrence intertered,
wbcieupon Foster d;ewa largo mrk-knife, and at
- teninteu to nse it. He tben ran, but was captured
by Cilicir taun. He was committed to answer at
, . youit, u-1 t - r
' The Late Jos.MAxriKiJ),E8Ci. At a late
meeting of the Coat Trade, be d at the rooms of tbe
phiildelobia Coal Exchange, on Monday. February
2otb, at 1 o'clock P. II., to rive expression to tbe
fee lino's or the trade with reference to the lamented
' and sndden death of Joseph Kaxfleid, Esq., the iol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
acoptod !-- ...... 1
Whereat, We have reoe ved tbe melancholy in
1 tclligence of the'sunden death of JoBepu Maxflold,
Etq , of the firm ot Wannemacher & Uoxneid,
tbereiore ,
Jietolvrd, Tlmt while we bow before that inscru
table ITovideuoo which order, the attairs and desti
nies of wen. according to tbe counsels of ttisowu
wisdom, we cannot' but expiss our sorrow at the
sudden removal from our m dtt ot one so long and
so lavorabiy known to th ooai trade -
Jtetolved. l ht the highly honorable character and
conduct of our departed friend through so many
yeais.-in all his connections with ibe trade, and bis
nnivenai suavity of demeunor towards those with
wbom.be was brought into business rclauous, endear
bis memory to us; ana tbnt in his removal from
' among us we have lost one ot our most bigh-niindod
and useiul associates. 1
- lletolved, That as our last 1 ad tribute of respect to
bU earthly remains, we wiil tuiond bis funeral in a
body. '
Jteselved, That we entertain a ad heroby tendar to
tbe bereaved widow and children of the deceased
' our deepest-feelings oi imi'iiuy and condolence
. with them in this unexpected und irrejaiable loss. '
Jiciotvtd, Ibat tne Becreiarv oe requesiea to
furnish an attested cop 01 the above pream
ble and resolution to tbe laiully of our deceased
friend. Amdksw M. Fabtwiok, 1'residont.
Attest Wm lluHTica, Jr. enoroiary. j
Philadelphia Navy Yard. Workmen
commenced )estorday to put uo tbe lrame for a nrst
class sloop-ot-war, to be caned Jntutwi, which w
being constructed in tho larire ship-house at the
Kavv Yard. It will be ai out 3'JO ieot long, and be
' double-decker, carrying a heavy battry. 1
1 A large torce is at work on tbe sloop-of-war Punk
tnataha, which U being constructed in the small
- shili-DOUfe. cue reauv lor pmuaiuir, kiiu
erders have been received lot her speedy oomple
1 tion, she wiil be pushed loiwurdwitli all possible
dei-patcli. 1 . .... t
' On the Iroh-olad mnnitor stcfcami'OJt all the
1 work has been suspended, wrh the exception of
prepaniig the iron piutes lor ibo armor. Tbe oar
peuters and joiners will probubly resume work in
tbe spring. 1
Action of Merchants in ,14eiard to
Bboau bTBirr -Yesterday morning, at the Kootng
ot the Corn. Exchange Association, a moettog ot
merchants was held. Co oium Will atn b. Thoma
pies.dine, to uroiest again! thi re'novai oi the rail
way tracks from, Broad street A resolution was
adopt d to meet the comm ttee oi Councils, that
'members miht IndividuaU outer their protests
against such notion.-' '. . , , . .' i j
Illness of United States District
AT'ioKifST. United Stales tJitrict Attorney, Hob.
Charles (iilplo. wi.l suii trout AI-iw York to day by
tbe steamer Aforo Cattle, for Havana, Cuba. Mr.
liilpin is obliged to make this voyage oq aooount pi"
ill bealtti. During bis absence John K. Valontiue.
lq , Assistant United hieUs District Attorney, will
In ibe Acting District Attorney for this district. ;
Dishonest Servant. Sallle D. Lome,
fuivant in the employ ot Wis. Mary Duff, No. Sdi
8. ilih street, bad a hsa'ing before Alderman Beit
ler ) ttU rday afternoon, charged with tbe laro ny ol
bairdnren silver scenns. 8hn was arrested on nun
flay aKernron bv Detective 1Cvy, wno rocoverea
from ber thirteen pawntickets, With one ol thn
tickets theofbeor obtained thenpoons. The other
tickets recovered liom the deiendnnt are lor nndsr
garments, vtliith, it is alleocd. she pawned. Some 01
tbe articles are marked ' K. O." and ' K H. U.." an 1
tbe detective oflicer is anxious to secure thn owu.ts
ot Ibcm. The eelendant was beuud over foraiur
ther bearing.
A TiTTPnuBOER in Troublk. A , man
earned Alan in Cade wa arretted at the Peniuyi
yania Kail road oe, w upon the charue of the lar
ceny of two hundred and sixty five dollars from a
man am,d boiland, in Ilttnhutv t'adey fled to
tbis ctv, and bis rule vas to Iol ow lm - He went
to the depot on aturdav 10 meet lier, bat was yen
pol toly intormeO bya policeman tnnt be u
wanted at the c-tatlou llouso Cady bad on three
or lenr nnderslitrls. and in ono of them two ban
dred 0 ollars In Kn glint! sovereigns wat found sewed
dp. Ihe prisoner wasent lac to itisbur for
trial. , , 1
. Interments. The remains of Mr. Frede
rick F-mhardt, late an inspector of custom under
Colleytor ihonas, wore interred yesterday at Ger
mantown, tbe place ot his res denco. in rovoct to
bis mimory a meeting was held by bic brother
officials, at which a senes of resolutions, endorsing
bis worth as a man and a citizen, wore passed unani
mously. The temains of Lieutenant (leorjro H. Barns, of
the loth United Mates Infantry, wore yoaterdav In
terred at llonurn- nr, cotro'erv. Ibe doceasad. who
pasred lrom t; is life at Moolio, In October last, was
well known in Philadelphia,
Body Recovered. The body of a man
was loiind drowned yesterday at Arch sireot dock,
on the Delaware river, upon which the Coroner lie
an mqu st, but withoit 1 - arniug the identity of th
deceased. Ihe appaieut a.e was thirty-live years
Ihe body was dressed in a black rib ed suit, with
white fhirt, and had brown hair and iroatoj. I h
bony lole evidtnoo of protracted maceration i n
tbe stream. Ibe coroner took charge ot it.
EriBCOPAi Tratkr Meetings. Tho
second ot a series of -veokiy Union Eoiscooat Tracer
M'etings. to continue djnng tho Lmten -eaion, will
be held this atternoon at 4 o'clock, at ttrace Church,
Twelfth and Cbcrry streets, these union tervices of
dtvo'lon and penitence are peculiarly aDpropriato
di ring Lent, and are participated iu with spirit and
profit by tho.-e able to attend.
Public Temperance Meeting. A pub
lic temperance meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, at the ball, N . K. corner ot Eleventh and
Catharine slieels, in behalf of the Lincoln Lodes.
In connection with the meeting there will be a
prand conoert. The fnnds of the onu-e should not
tail to be present on this interesting occasion.
The Broad Street Railroad. The
Law Committee of Councils mot yesterday in Heieot
Chamber to boar parties for and against tho removal
. of the track on Kro id stieet. and immedintoly ad
onrned over till Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
, , ,
Accident. Jacob Curry, a resident ot
llanavuux. was severely injured yesterday by a
temporary bridgo ovor the canal giving way while
be was wheeling a barrow 01 mortar over it.
s
U R V E Y
NOTICE.
AU persons Interested In the plan of the
iriiit sctiivs
OF THE
twenty-second ward,
Bounded as follows j
( tortheat by Sten'on avenue.
v ma J Korthwest by Merma'd avenue,
j0. wo. Koutheast by Gorgas street.
I Southwtat bv Gerinantown avenue.
are notified that the Court of Q larter Sessions for the
city ana county 01 rmiauoipnia. nave nxeu
THURSDAY, March 29. 1866, '.
At la o'clock A. M.,
at tbe Court-room Main Building of the State House, to
consider said Dlan and any ooiecuons aKalnst the same.
which may be made by any freenoider; and In the mean
while the said plan may ne seen at tne utnee 01 tne ue
sartmant 01 feu vers tor the City of l hiladelohta,
r Ho. 212 S FiriH Stre..
anO a Duplicate thereot at the office 01 .
JrKSlf LIGHTFOOT,
Surveyor and Regulator ol the Ninth Survey District,
Depot Bulldlnt.
Uermantown.
i j 'i - r. CARROLL BKK vVrlThR.
Solicitor of tbe City 01 Philadelphia
(Docket t, page 37.) 8 24 lawtf 2D
g'D B V E Y N 0 T ICE
All persons lnteretd In the
' ' BtVISION OF ORDE1? OF
FIFIEEN'IH AUD TWiiNTIKl'H WARDS,
Bounded as lollows 1 ,
1 Mortli b.v-Uirard Avenue,
-u. J West by Pennsylvania 4. venue,
o. u. H0Utn Dy parriBh street,
I F.At hv 1 WAntv-nlnth street.
Are notified that tbe Court of Quarter Sessions for
tbe City and County of Philadelphia, have nxed
At 10 o'clock K. M.. '
tin consider said n an and any oblections against tbe
same, whleh may be made by any Freeholder, and In
the mean hl!e. tbe said plan may be seen at tthe Office
01 the .Department 01 ourveys tor me vuy 01 i-una-
dclphta.
No. 212 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
and a Dupllcatethereof at the Otltce of -
K. 1. KOBfHTS
Surveyor and Reeulaterot the Fourth Survey District,
NO. 11U4 SPRING GARDEN NTREET.
F. OaKBLL BRKWSI'KR.
Solicitor lor the City of Philadelphia.
(Docket S, rage 43.) 2 241awU 29
s
D R V E Y1 I
N 0 T I C E.
All persons Interested In the plan of the
' or THB
- - TWENTY SECOND WARD,
Bounded as follow : ,
fftoitheast by Green street.
ic ma J Northwest by Carpenter street.
lmT Hoatheast by W. Washington avenue,
(.Southwest by WUsablckon avenue,
are notified that' the Court ot Quarter r-es-dons for tbe
City and County or Phi adelphla have fixed
THURSDAY. March 29, 1868,
At 10 'e'eok A. M.,
at the Court-Room, Main Building of tbe State House,
to consider said plan and any obe tions against tbe
same, which may be made by any Freeholder, and In tbs
meanwhile, the said plan may be seen at the Oftlce or the
Lepurtment ot Surveys lor the I'ltv ot Phitadnlphla,
Ko . 212 eouth FIFTH Street,
an a Duplicate tbereoi at tbe Oftlce of '
, JES8K LIGH1F00T,
and Remilator of tbe N lnth S u rvey I) Is net. ' I
- Depot Building, '
. . i. . 1 , ' Gnrmantown.
F. CARBOLL BRKWSrKH, 1
Solicitor of tbe City of PhliadalDhla -(Docket
6, Page 2 84 1awtliO-
s
TJ E V E ' Y
N O T I C E
All nersons Interested In tbe Dlan of the
' 0THK '
' FIRST WARD,
Bountfed, as follows!-
un tne isortniuy n 011 "inw.
On the East by Delaware ilver,
On tbe South by Cortln street,
nn tha Went bv Fifth street.
No. 179.
Are nntlfled I'hat tbe Court ot Onager Sessions for
tbe City and County ef Philadelphia, have fixed
1HURSDAY, March 29, Ibtie,
at '0 o'clock A. M.,
At tbe Court Boom. Main Buddlug 01 the S'ata House,
to.cousder aala plan, und any abjections axa nat tlie
same which may be made bv uny ireeholder, aad In the
meanwhile the tald p. an ma be seen at the Oihce of the
Ueuartment of hurveys tor the City of Philadelphia,
Ko. 212 H. FIF'IH Street,
And a Duplicate thereof at the office of
CHAHI.K8 8. CLO.SK.
Surveyor and Regulator of the Second Survey District,
.No 331 KKH) Mreet
1 ' r, t'AKKULli HBf.'ir.n,
Solicitor ot the City of Phllanelohla
(Dockets page 36.) 214 1awt3i0
U B V E Y
N O T I C E.
""All persons Interested In tlie plan 01 the
.' FIFIH sau "HON
P THE
- TWENTY-SIX I U WARD,
Bounded OS fo. Iowa: ,, ,
(s orth by Porter street.
West bv Twenty-sixth street,
.South by Curtlo s rent, ,
are notified that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
L lty sua Louuiy oi ruuaoviltum nave ow ,
1I1UK8DAY, March 29. I860. '
At 10 o'clock A.M..
,. Pnnrl.nwm. Main Bnlldlna of the State House
to consider aalti piau ana auv oujeoiiuui kiui, uin
same which muy be made by any lrcebo der, aad
in ma n.annwM the said n in mir be aeen at the
Oftlce of the Department of surveys iur Uiu city of
PlillHtlAlnhli,
No. 212 S. FIFTH "treet,
and a Bup.icate thereof at tbe Office of
Surveyor and Regulator ot the First survev District
' jo KS WASHINGTON Avenue.,
' ' " F. CARROLL BREWSTER
Folicitor oi the City of r hl'ade piilft- --(Docket,
age 4.) - 241awtl29
AMUSEPtlENTS.
lrLEV'H COH TIN EN T A L NEWS
1 1 XriUSfiE;
I mre-Ofsts ro all p sefs 01 Amusement may s nae
In 'ol H e'e els snv evening. - HI lv
I U DICE HEATS ANtr
ADM JSBI0N8.-
J 1 IckeU can Y hart a f."i
Km. h 111 mw flynrR. 1
Fo SlcriifeM'T Street, oneosile the Fos tpfflee,
icr II e I t en it. irrb. tVsinui. aud Academy of Mnsio-
ap 10 0 o'clock. e erv evening. I1W
aw THKSNUT 8TUEET TIIEATBE.-
( H KSNVJT Street, above lwelfih.
tKAfcl) UUUMUC WI1.I.1A E. SINN. Lessee
ind atanateia.
ArlKlLLIl'SUI ' B5)S1
Htit OvD WhF.K.
lUIStVRMKU.
Wll; be repeated . .
llll U't.AT Ml r ur 1 nr. bmihi i
Ti e iraanifh eot sotnle ljrama. Id leiir ao s
llll 1 WlTtHi Till'. ICR WITCITi
'i 1 1 r . 1 ( E W I ' 1 1 ; THE tcii win it;
HE lit Will lit' Tin. UK ill'M
int. 1CK l'i'Cn t. TUS. I JK WIlUHl
OB
TI1E SEA KI0' BPIDE.
'llll-, UKAKIMl.'HlimoB;
THE SEA KING' BRIIiK.
THK SKA KISO'S BRIDsl
It will be rrewinted with Ita Beantlml Scenery, by
Charles K Uetz, l-.iegant Appointments Surprising
I ransmrniationa t haruinm Alu-to Wonnenni f.iloo a
Mao'lle Teressa Wood and Corps de Ha'tet the in I
stif ng b 'f tne Star Company, an 1 every other aitrao
irat tu n that during tho paat week baa be pad It to It-i
piesent n..iPT.T.A t
linrvrnii.r.j' lun uaniii.
WEDNE-DAT aFTKRNOoN. February 28,
(.BAND fXlUA. MATINEE. ,
Ibe great moral Drama, , .
1KN NlliliTrt IN K BAR-ROOM.
PaH HDaY AF1ERKOOX, atftTh J.
NINklY-FiF ' II GRAND r AMlLV MAIIKKE.
THE ICE W1T.U
Admission to Mallun s. 3U cents 10 all parts of the
House, children, 20 cent.
Doors open at 1 -ll. urtsin nsc sii'in.
AtltiilFSlou 10 eienlru performance, 20 cent), JO cants,
and St Aii.
Doors open at 6 4S. Cm tain rises at vn.
V ALNUT "BTKEliT T UEAT RJtfi N. E.
If corner NIMH andWAf.MOT streets
MR. J. H. CLtHKK
in the new American Cotnedv. entit ed
1Kb Mi.vutK rami riiv:;.
Tilt-; M MBcli FROM PIKE.
which will be repeated
r v r. it i .vr. Miti un riij r uitinr.it aui n.'E.
Den'osthenes 'lorrent. lrom Pike Mr. J 0. 4JLA11KE
Kccne- washitiRion t ity. renoa ine rrcsent.
Act 1 A magnificent and accurate view of
I-je,NN.YLViM v AVENUE.
Act 2 Consultation or Members.
Act 9 The apeech of the ( nnpresaman from Tike.
Act 4 The Paasace of the Bill.
MK. J. S. t LAKKE as Dickey Shark
In the new and highly sico-ssiui Lomeuiettaoi
DICKr.Y'rt WHOlNG.
' Commence with the comedietta or '
, THE YOOti SCAMP.
JSl1
It?. JOHN DREW'S MW AHCU 8XHKET
thvaTRK. Begins at 7 o'clock
EXTRAOKDIN A KY UM ESH OF "8AM."
M-C'M) WrEK OF MR. ' HANFR U.
AS "HA M." YO(J KNOW. YOD KKOW."
Aided bv OLIVF LOGAN, C. T. PAKSliOE, and
theau hor. DK WALDI H.
MONDAY NlUuT, AND EVERY NIOHT
BAM." 'HAM." -8 AM"
"MAM." "SAM" "BiM"
"HAM." "SAM." 8A A "
Fam Mr. CHANFRAU
Laura OI.IVK LOGAN
Dick, ham's Tutor C T. PAK-LOE
It ill Crnckeit DE WaLDKN
titneral Koalyn Mr. F. F. Mackay
.1 sines l'lnshlev Owen Mariowe
Miss Lupnenila Bos yn Mrs. Thatar
Emily Crooiey Mrs. T. A. Creeae
IKIDaY BEHK.FITOF (HANFKVU.
'J O NIGHT CUAHFRAU'S "'SAM."
N
EW AMERICAN THKATRE
WALNUT STREET ABOVE EIGH1H I
BEST LNTEKTUNMEM IN THE CUT.
iVtBY KVBM.Nv,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AtiD SATCRDAY ArTER-
l)t)8.
SPLENDID BALLETS. BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
I.augnaDie liuriesnues, Humorous rarces,
Aellgbtiu Bol ads Comic Pantomimes,
GE IDs NOVELTY M ERI C.
Amuaemenis of all nations combined. Star Dramatic
Company. Grand Corps de Ballet. Ethiopian and
Pantomime Corps
veiling Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence at 7 31.
FOR I UK At COMMODa.IL. N OF LAUICS AND
CHILDREN Matinees will be given every Wednesday
and Saturcay aitemoons. Doors open at 2 o 'Ctocn?
commence at i av.
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC TALENT. 1
8IGN0BA JOVETTA, THK GEE A! ITALIAN DAN
SECESK. i
Mr. J. W. Smith, and his grand Corns-de Ballet. M f.
O. Johnson, Mr. R But'er, Mr. 8. Hempie. Mr J.fll
oilm. the Son h American Brothers. Mr. w". H. Ma.
thews kr.J. M. Mortimer, Mr. H. Kedy, Mr. J. Kee-
gan, Master narry, etc.
"NATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
4.1 aoove iweuiu. - ,
MONDAY EVENING. February 26 and
IV BY EVENING DURING TUU WEEK.
GRAND MUSICAL JL'BILI ES FOR THE MILLION
'Ihe largest and most popular concert company, the
most elaborate, unique, pleasing anu instructive enter
fjilnment s ever olfeied tha American neon:e.
First appearance since returning lrom Angland of the
ong.na. , FATHER KF.MP'8 !
FATHeR KKMP'8
father kempvs
OLD FOLKS' CONCfcPT COMPANY,
OLD FOLKS1-1 'ON CERT COMPANY,
flT.O FOLKS' Ct)N( ERT COMPANY.
conelft'nn of twenty-two ladles and gentlemen, with a
Hue orchestra anu spienuiu .
BRASS BAND,
BRASS BAND,
assisted by
. EMMA J. NICHOLS,
lie .Tntinv T.lnrl of Amnrlei,
All oi whom will appear la costumes or one nunarea
years apo.
idmlasion to all parts of the ball, 10 cents. Family
tickets, four for il. Children, 15 cents.
Doors openkai 1 1 commence aio.
FATHER KEMP, Manager.
2 22 t B. N. TEMPLE, Agent.
COSTUMES!
JUOA UlUlliiS 1
rtnmTTlinci I
A splendid assortment oi
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOB MASQUERADES,
Are oflered to the attention ot the bail-going public at
this gay and festive season, at the .
COSTIIMERY, .
Of twenty -five years' establishment,
No. 9 1 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste of those
who attend the Carnival Balls of the Season.
W. O. DESMOND,
3 20 lm No, 917 RACE Street
ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CIIESNUT
X Street, above Tenth.
Open iroin h a . at. tin r. m.
Benjamin West's great Picture of
CUBIST REJECTED
tttll on exhibition 1 1
i hfiMANIA OKCHHtsTKA. rUBIjlU RE-
VI bearsals every SaTIRDAY AFTERNOON A'l
MUSICAL. I tMi hall, s o oiock. r.ngauemeuui
niaaehy adrirestlnK GEO UGE BASTLRT, Agent o. 1231
mUMlKlx street, neiween Race anu vine, i it) am
HAS!- G A S ! I 'GAS!! I
RED VIE TOUR GAS BILLS.
Etratton's , Ktgulator for . Gas Burners,
(Tatented Koveniber21, 1865.)
Tt is a matter of eonsldeiable Inmortance to eaa con
sumers generally, aud ol especia unuorttnee to ail
keepers of hoiela anu larve beaming houses, to have
Btiph vhn hiirnersAs will admit oi belua eaalv and ner
nianenily adiusted to suit the special requirement of
ibe locality oi each ) because those who have not to pai
the bilis feel but llitie or no Interest in economizing the
pus, anu sometlui es carelesalv . or. thouKhtlessiv I urn on
tWICe Or TltnOV OS UlUl U H 1IU1" nunnra lUVU IIOCU. (
Lai anu examine, ur soae jruur viunia iu
SHIAT'a ON & CO.,
AT THE FLORENCE OiTICE.
No. 630 CHESNC'T Street, Philada.
uetall price, 95 cents each. ! 12 mwrjin
TJEVENUE 8TAMP9, RKVENUE STAMPS,
XI ice.v iLi.Lii BiiaiD,
Of all descrlptiona,
Ol all d.aoilp lions, . ,
. ' , A'ways on hand,
Alwavs on hand.
at rtnRFVf E FKWINO ACH1N K f 'D.'s Oh iriOK.
AT l'LORi.2iC E SKW1MI M AriilN E OO.'S OFt'lCK,
flO.kW CHKHMJT Street,
No. 6!"J I'HKBMJT street.
One door below Hevemh "lieet.
One door below yenth atieeU
Tt. mna, III.ArMl fl.ilint allOWAll.
1 he mot tiiherai discount allowed. 2 ft
rTIIE BTAMP AGENCY, NO. 804 CIIRSNPT
J HTRKKT, ABOVETU1RD WILL BK CONT1NUEP
AS HP. HKTOFOHK.
HTAMPH ot KVKRT DFHCRIPTION 00N8TANTLT
ON HAND, Ai JH AJa X iSUUI a
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
fDIAM0M DEALER & JETLtll,'
WATriiis, Jgwri.nr ncrrn ware.
, WATCHE3 and JEWL?.T EZPAIEED.
-, ;r
Ess just received a large and splendid assortment of
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
f?ome In plain cases, others beautifully enamelled and
Bnad, and others Inlaid with diamonds.
Purchasers wishing a
HANDSOME LADIES' WATCH
win do well to can at once and make a selection, rnc
motletate. AU watches warranted.
Also, a large assortment oi
GENTLEMEN'S AND EOYts' WATCUES,
IN GOLD AND SILVF.H CASb.8. 8 24
HOICK HOLIDAY UOODp.
Large and handsome assortment of
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,,
fc-ILA Kli AMD PT,ATUD WARK
CLOCKS. BROSZE8, ElC.
CLARK fc BIDDLE,
Successors to lhonins C. Carrett,
6 22 rp No. 712 CUEfeNUP SIKLKT.
men JEWELKY
JOHN B RE N N AN,
DEALER IK
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES. JEWELRi
Etc. Etc. Etc.
BIfJ Bo. 18 8. EIGHTH 81 KEET, Philada
UENRY 1IARPE11,
No.
Bao ARCH STREET
Manufacturer and Dealer ia
ine Jewelry,
Silver-Plated Ware,
AMD
8C Solid Silver-ware.
COAL.
COAL! COVL!!
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATE,
AT
i
ALTER'S
C 0 A L Y A It I),
NINTH STREET,
' BELOW CIRARD AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE CORSES OF SIZTHA!!D
6PB1JSG GARDEN STREETS. "' 21
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IS
LEHIUH AND SCHUYLKILL
O O A L,
BY 1EE CARGO OR SINGLE T0X.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwaten
nas constantly on nana a eomnetent euorjiv ot tnt
above superior Coal, suitable lor lamliv use, U
wLlcn ne cails tne attention of his friends aud tb
nublic en trolly,
Oldora leic at Ho. 206 8. Fi'th street. No 82 8
Seventeenth street, or through Despatch or fosi
Office, oromptly attended to
A SCPERJOK OUAUTfY OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 7 84
ROBERT
BENDER,
COAL
DEALER,
S. W. COEKEB BROAD AND CAILOWHILL STREETS,
THILASBLFHIA. 1
If one bnt the best WEST LEHIGH, all sizes, from the
Greenwood Colliery, on hand, and lor sale for CASH
ONLY. , 2 10 6m
Also, ENGINE, HEATER, AND FURNACE COAL.
FURNITURE. A
BUY
FURNITURE
AT
GOULD & OO.'S
TJSION DEPOTS,' '
Nos. 37 and 30 N. SECOND Street.
4 '
((Opposite Christ Church),
And Cornerof NINTH and MARKET
The largest, cheapest, and best stock of
PDRNI TUiiE
Olevery deicrlptlon in the world.
2 10
&;T0
T I have i
HOUSEKEEPERS.
lalargestocv ot every variety of Furniture
which 1 will sell at reduced prlcts, consisting of
PLAIN AD MARBLE TOP COTTAGE SCIT8
WA-SBT CHAMBtR SUlTsi.
PA BLOB 6VIT8 IN ViLVET PLTJBH.
PARLOR 81 ITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR BU118 IN BEPS.
eldtboaida, Ixteuslon Tables, Wardrobes Book-cases
Matuesses, Lounges, Etc cte.
" P. P. GUSTINE,
llftHm K. E. Cor. SECOND AND BACK STS.
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALKXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and ancr MONDAY, February 12 two dally
trains will run between Washington and L nchhurir,
eonuectlng at unrdousvl le with virelnla Central Rail
road trains to and trom Richmond, aatoilows t
MAIL lUlbl.
It ave Washington dally (ftuuelav excepted), at 649
A. M , era arilve at Lyncnhu rg at 6-45 r. M.
Leave 1 ynciiunra at l A. M ana arrive at waalilnn-
tonat2tI'. Mi ...
ciinr.ai rnain.
Leaye Washlnglou daily (Including Sunday) at 8 05 P.
M and arrive at l.ynulmuig at 6 0U A. M
Leave Lyncnuurg at B so r. m. aua arrive at washing'
ton at 6 10 A M.
Jioth traina making eioae connectlona at Lvnchourg
fot all point South and Souihweat, and at Waahlngion
lor voi.h aud monnwust. ...
Flrat-claaa aieepuig cars will P8 attached to tne n'ght
trains. .
'the roan is attraonve, nor oniy tor us oomior aoie
accommodvtlona, but tor the fact that It p&xaea the now
blttono localities of Fairfax, bu l Hun. Manaaaaa, Bna
toe, Catiett'a, Rappahannock, 'ulpeper. Orange, and
Oordansviile. places ot iinperlsbahle intereat In tha
popular ni hi a i
Tbreaub tickets to all points Rouih and Southwest
mav be bad In Boiton, New York, Phllad 'Inula, and
liaitlmnre, and at the ouicea ot tne road la Wuimutuon
and Alexandria. W. H. boiiaFFEKI'Y,
. i.W . General BuperuiUtudant .
RAILROAD LINES.
nillLAnF.T.rillA. WILMINGTON, AND 13 A I.
I 1la-OKE 1.A1LNOAJ.
TIM. I Alil.l t ou.iiifnrlnir VONTiat Januarrl
lltt. 'I Valna I 1 leave liei... corner al HHOAIJ ntreet
li d W'AM,lM)iO Avi nne. aa lo.iews!
press i ram at 4U6a.11 (aionJaj a exeepled). for
halllniore and WasMnston. S'onpinit at Wllmlnvton,'
lfrrvl. liavre-ue-lrare . Aberdeen, t-errynian'a,
ranona ano Mi mnur a nan
I'S aware K I road 'train at R'lS AM. (Sunday x
ei.iro, tor dallsbtry, all. ford, ana InurineUlate
Holms.
v ay Mall Train at 9 la A M. (ueflai a fieeptedi, for
Patlmore Stoppint at ( kester, lliunow i.lwood,
Claj moot, and all raguiar stations between WI,uiln-ton
L1.0 l.iul more '
I i.i 'Jram at 'MA P.M. iFandays excepted i. iol
l a lie ore and Washmaiun. aloomnK at es i r
( lj iront, imlni-ion, .-ewara r. kton North-e.ist
linyvli". Havre oe Grace, Aberdeen. Terr uun'a
as sk io la ana u ninior s hup.
Mpl t Fxpresa at It'll P. M. for Pnltrniere and
' atl Irjtau. a'oppina at Chester ' hurlow. I, low..' 't,
ami jut limlii, ten Kewara. Elk. on. Noith Kist.
Periyvl lelnd Havre de-(lrace.
PasMnrera by l'.oat lrom Pa'timore lor FrrtTes
fonrne. orol. lty Iolut anu Klcbmond will tike
the 0 1.1 A. si. Tr .In.
Sn additional accommodation for thoso hol.Iin
i hrooph 1 k tela tor 1 t more. Washington unit onMi-
ern points, a Special tar 1 1 leave the Phinxle uli'a
Jirpot at 118(1 A. A., eernrctlnu at Oray's iViry witu
ii. e murning i Tpre-a'i rain irom ow Tr.
HI I. Ml L.TIlJt ACtDM mOW VIIdN TRAINS
StoiiMiia at all Stations between l'lillailnluhla and
Wlln.iniuin.
I.iave l hl r.de nbla at Bl.1 and H IS A. M.. ami 1 .1l.
fttO undTIUl' il The 8 80 V. M. train cnmiectswlih
1 tin's are Kalirrad lor Mi'tord and hiiennedlato tatluii
1 ave vt llminkton at 1-0U. H lfi and 8 ail A. M.. ami i i,u
aLd 6 00 I- Xf
ra ns lor New I ast e Icava ri llailelolilfl at 8 IS A. it..
1 tO and A'to I'.M
.'iHHU' liH TJtl rilUM BaLTIMOIlE.
Leave Wllnnnklen at 1.D0 v.. and 4 W andU'65 P. M.
lir trl IK KOK I'IIILj HKI.l'UI A.
Leave Chester at Rill . H 6N. aud 1014 A. U an1 ll-lrf
I U B 01 ft 44 ami 10 Vii 1'. tl.
H I l l'ALH.MOll' TO FHILATiF.I PHIA
Leave Halt, morn ft'J.1 a M. Wav Vain l ie I'M
Eaprei-s 6 !I6 I M. a xpresa1 1) Sft V M Kxpress.
a n Accon modation lialn for llavro-de-tlraea an I In
termctllate stations wl 1 have lla timore a 4 10f. M
IKA1K-- rUKHAL IHOIlr
1 eave ( hrMrr at 8 S3 A. M. 8 118 and II 0 P.M.
I eave W l mlnatun at 12 41. ft-lll and ,0-ii A. M.. and
4P Al .
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Exnresa Trarn at 4ti."i a. M mr n.altlmnA inW.ih.
Invlon, stoprlnu ai W-lnilniion Perrvy . havr.'-ilu
C.mce, a teriiOtu, 1'erryuiau's, it ag no la, and Stjinmer's
Mehi Fxpreasll 15 P. M , tor Hn't!more and Wash
Inyioo, aioppinfi at 4 heater Thurow i Inwood, ('lav
nmnt, 'Wilmington Kewark tlkton, Northeast, Ferry
vllie. and llavr-le-iraee.
A aneclal train wl I leave Philadelphia for Wllmlm fnn
ler Intermediate slatiens a 0 P. M.
H.VLilllORK KOR PHILADFLPHI .
Leave P. all Imore it 0-28 P. M .. atonnhnr at lUvrntn.
(race, Prrryvlll and Wllrulnr on. Alno slopi at E,k
ton and Kewark (to take paaseuers or Phlla.e phla and
ira. passeniiera irem r amiogion or ttaitimorei and
I heater to leave nasaenffera lrom ilaltlniore nr w..h.
Inpton. aaaci
A special train will leave Wl'mlnfrton for Philadelphia
and Intermediate stations at 6 3u p. II
rrelpbt irain. wnh passenger car attached, will leave
Wi minion tor PerryvH e and Intermediate a atlnna a
vf. At. u. jr. iktJSMi Y, Buoerlntendent
1)ENNSi'LVANIA CENTRAL RAILKOAD
WIMTUt ARRANGEMENT.
The trams ot the Pennsylvania t entral Rot road ieav
theft Detot, at 1 11 1 HI It i H and AtAlsKr T Streets
i he cars o the Market Street Pasaeniier Rallwav run
io ana Hem ibis Depot ihey leave lrom street
everj two minutes, commencing one hom prevloui
to tne time oi aeparture oieacn Train and al ow ahout
SO uilnu es lor a trl Their cars aia In oaltina on tha
arrlva oi each Train, and connections are made whh ai
roada crossing Marks' street-
on tlunuava-car ,eae a,een n ana Market strecu
at-4ftP II. to connect with PInabuiK and t rie Mai
and at 10 2S P. it l h Phl.adelnhla txprcss.
llann'a HapRaae Express Is oeaicaa. 4 o. 81 8. eleventh
street. Parties dealrlng Bapag taken to toe trains cat
have rt done at reasonable isle npou apo nation to him
(KaIMI LKAVK AiiU aKRITK AT UEPOj IUU. i
ijsav.
i rle xpress
Hall Tram
at 7 30 a.v
' S'Ou '
" JO 00 '
Cao I Accommodation, Mo. 1
(ast Line..... ,
farkeat'urify
HarrlaburR Accommodation
Lancaater Accommodation....
Paoll Iraln ho i
PI tsburg and Krie'Mall
Philadelphia Express .
AHK1VB
12 00 Si.'
1 1 00 I
2'30
P.
' 4 00
' 8 .SO
' 7 80
11 10
Cincinnati Express
l-hi adelphla r xuress
Paoll AocommodatloB, ISo. I,.
at
I SO A a.
710
810 '
9 30 '
11 9,1
raraeauurg iroin
trie t xpress
Laucas er i rain , 12 30 P. M.
raa: i.iue " l-io
Paoli Accommodation. o. 1... 4-40
Day I xpreaa ' a 44
Uarrlsburg Aecommoda lon 840 "
Ihlla. efplila txoress leaves daily. PItisburg anc
f rle Mall leaves dally (except eaturdari AU othet
trains dal y fexceut Sundavi
Tbe Pennsy vanla Railroad Company will notaaaamt
any risk orHageaiie except for -Wearing Appare.and
1111111. ftuvir rvepuusiouiiy io una aunureo Lio.iars it
velue. All BapKage exceex'lng that amount In a us
will be at tbe risk of the owner, an) eat taken by speois
contract
IHOMAS H. PARKS Ticket A gent at tbe Denou
An UmlKiant train rnna dntv excent Hnnilnvl r
fall lnfoiniatlon as to tare and accommodation applv t
AAOLin f iua no. ii,i tioea ntraei
V'ORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A v urpot. i Hijtu ntieet above Thompson,
For BETHLAHEM . DOYLI-STOW. MAOCH
i ni'sa, isiu, Vt 1A.A.1AM oPOKT, and WILKES
BARRi.
At 7 30 A. M.Oxnress). for Bethlehem. A11nnnw
Maucb hunk, OazleLon. Wbllamspoit, and Wilkes
harre. ai s-so r m txxpreas), lot Bethlehem, Fasten,
reaching Kaston at 8-4) P. M.
etc.,
-I ft lft P. M lor Bethlehem, ' Allen to wa, Maaoh
inuuk Lanvnie anu unanispori.
For Dovleatown at 8'34 A M., 2 30 and 41 P. M.
F01 Fort Washington at 10 A At. and 11 P. M.
For Lanadale al 8-16 P.M.
White cars ot tbe Second and Third Streets Lin City
PaasiDger Cars run direct to the depot.
TRAINS JOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave neuiienem at S'2o A. M. and 10 02 A. M., and
10 r ax. .
Leave Doy estown at 8 80 A. M ., -1S and 8 30 P. M
Leave L ant dale at 8-10 A. M
Leave r on Washington ai lO fto A. M , and 216 P. V
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at OA. M.
Philadelphia for Doy lestown at IP.Af,
Doy leslown for Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. M,
Bethlehem lor Phlladelnhla at 4 P. M.
1 brongh Tickets roust be piocuied at the ticket offices
t n 1 haj pireei. or ba.ua. a ntreeu
5 . . ALI.I8 CLARK. Agent
FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
jl a 1 tne ataiions on tne VAJHUtjN ana AA1BOY and
connecting BaUroads Increased despatch.
1 HE , CAM I Eh AAD AMBOY RAILROAD AKD
iaaori'B Alius VUMPAWr FKJCIUHT LINES
ior tew iorawui leave vv A1.KU1 street Wharf at
o'c ock P. it., daily (Sundays excepted).
Freight muat be delivered beiore 4)4 P M., to be for
warded the same day. Returning, the above lines will
jrsTterw a urs at u noon, anu a ana 0 jr. a&.
Frelybt for Irenton. Princeton, Kingston Sew Brans,
mt a anu an points ou uie lamaen ana AmDoy Kali
road: also, on the Belvldere. Delaware, and Fleming,
.nn . rlij. V.w Ja.i.v ill VM.hnM .,,1 f....,uV,
the Burlington and Mount 11 oily Kal roads, recelveJ and
iiirwuucuuMlvif.a.
Ibe Belvloeie De aware Railroad conneota at Phi,
llpaturg wltn ihe Lehigh Va ley Railroad, and at Mahma
kacbniik with all DolutB on tia Delawana Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse, Builaio.
snd o her nolnts In r eatern lit York.
The KewJertey Rat road connects at Elizabeth wltk
ihe ew Jersey Centra Ballroao. and at Newark wltt
the Ai orris ana .aaex uauromi
A aho memorandum, eneclivlng tbe marka and nnm
ber shippers and conaignees must. In every instance,
be sent w itb eaoli load of goods or no receipt will ba
riv n Increased tacllltlea have been made lor the
tiauspor ation ot Live Stork. - Drovers aa Invited to
iry ine rouie n uen avoea is luruisneu in quantities ol
two cai-loadt or more. It will be delivered at tbe tool
ol for win streei near trie urove raro, or st Her No
1 I ortb river as tbe sb Ippets niy des gnate at the time
ol shipment For terms, or other Information, apply u
WALTiH FREEnAN F.elnht Agent,
ii i so. d i-. ,r a.- w tnr. Avenue i niiaoeinnia.
pllll.ADKLPHlA, GERMANTOWN,
ANC
On and a Utr WEDNEiDAT, November 1st. 1865, unti
ruruer iouee.
FORGIRMAMOWN
Leave Philadelphia . 7 8,0,10 11,12 4. M.,1 2 310
o'i 4, ft 01 ,0 1,1 II, 10, 11 . ir AI
LeiiyoOeiniHiitowuB, 7.7H. 8.8 20, 0,10, 11, 12 A. M
1 .'i 8. 4.4K.8 tjH 7, 8.0 10.I1P. In.
Ibe 8 uown train, and 3h and bK up trains will not
atop on the ueraiantnwn nrancn.
OH Sl'MDaYS.
Leave Philadelphia 910 A 11., i 7 10H P. M
Leave CeiniantuwnS A M. 1 8 OH P M
i i,l:vrT Ttll.T. BAllJtOtn.
Leave Philadelphia 8 8,10 12 A. M.,2, 8, SH 6H,l,t
and 11 P. M
Leave I besnut Bill 7 10 minutes, 8. 8 40, 11 40 A. M.
'40 S U. ft 40. 6 41) 8 40, end 1 4U minutes tr. at
OS SDMAY
.,! n AlUIPUtiiiia:'lr miuuiw a. ui, una 4 x .
Leave i boi-udt llill 7-40 niluuteg A. Al 12 40, ft 40. on4
T .. TlV. I , . I . , n.lik ...I.. AUA mw.Mt D
V'iOiriinuesP w
B l ONSHOltot jvhk ami ruiiisfuyyii(
Leave Philadelphia 6 8-3A mluu es,, UU5A. M., IX, I
4M
1 o, H a w iiiinuios.Biiu 111 r. m
I eavoNoimtown ftH.7,7 40. 8,11 A. M..lM,4)il6,an
IP u
'IhaftM P, U. riatn will atop at School Lane Wl-aa
blckon, alanayuuk, Miring Mill, and couahebocken auly
U1 ciKinUA AO. ,
'I rkve Philadelphia A. M..2M ana 7 P. M",
' Leave Norristown 7 A. M , and ft P. M.
FORM ANA VI'NK
Leave Philadelphia 8 8 89 mluutes.li'Ot A- H.,1H,I
ttJS&to?, ?a0. CH, UH, A. V.. X UH
"? 9 " '. OH HI'KDATS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,H and 7 P.M.,
' ltaS Manuyuuk "iH A. M bH, and 8 P.M.
W. b. W1L' ON. General Buneilntendent
Depot MN Til and UBEEki BireetS
RAILROAD LINES.
V E
lINO RAILROAD.
4IRKAT TRt'NV LINE
BOM
PHIL liK.LlHla IO 111 B 1STERIOB
or
nHiIlY Mil. THF P( HUYl.KliX,
HtfOl a HANA (I'MBI KLAMI,
AVD WYOMlNO VAI.I.K YM.
4KD KOKTli, 1OK'IHwK.-T, A fe U TIJa rm AIA.
Sa. tUMah.TOrPAa-.(.,MlKR'IRAlN8.
Leavlni the f'ompanv's ieiot, at THIlt ' KN I H
and AILOwaiU. latrcets Philadelphia at the lollew
lav bourse
, ' MORMNO lAl...
A I 8-0 A. M. lor Heading Lthanon 1arthnr. fotta.
vll . -Ptneri. T, Tamatiua Sunba.v, Wll larr sport,
Vimlia bochrMer Kiaaara r s lln.'V il entowa,
1" 1 ke.bane, 1 luston York arMsl "hamriftrshara
Uaien-u wn etc. eic.
his lam ci nneota a KR,nI u wtta aa at fan
jv vania I. el ruad lialn or len.ru n e o and wat
tlie Let si, en Vallev train lor llarrishrrt etc. j
IOHI ('Lliv.ON wi h (alawlssa lUilroa Uun'
Wi-..unport. Lack Haven Kind a etc a. -IAB
HI 1,0 w th oi-thern Con ra , nniher and Vlley
aid lu.il.il snd Huautithanna tralaa tur ' ren
uu'leiland H lUlamspori. Yerk )hambrarurt line
' a 0.
riiiRoo- ijflitne
u.ate. I'tiiiaceiphia a 8 8' 1'. Is , ,or teaiKni. ulU
v ie, II rrt.ur, etc , connecting with Keadlii'; and
to un, l is Railroad train tor olamMa etc. a id with
a awtata hai road Tain or '4iKon. wlli eaport.
K aili a hufino etc.
KUMMI A. OMVODATION.
J.esf es Resdlng at .10 A. M. stonplnv at ai way
allehs, airirts u ritllsce rhla atD'M. M.
ht urnliig leav Phi aileii bla at 4 80 P. M. arrive hi
beading a. 7 ill p V .
1 rums lor Philadelphia ;ae flan-lfitinrg at 711 A sf
ai.n Potisvl le at s an a. M airiving In I hil- d nhla at
1.1' P M. Aiif nn 00 Halt s cave llanlsburg at 1 44
P Si. ann Pottsviile at 8 , M.j arriving at Pulla-
tlelphJB at 7 Oft P. M.
natiiviurg AvcommOdanon If a Tea Heading at 7 M A.
M. and tlarrlsijur at bi n P M
Maikettra n wiih a f aaee-er ear attached lenre
Phi ateluhla at 2 4S.nuon lor heaolna and all a sta-
tlets' leavea Heeding a l.'tliA M., and liowningonat
2 10 r I l . 1 hi adelnhla anu a, ' way stations
All tbe above truiua run dally Hundais exeenied
fcamlav trstna rava Pottsville at H lk. A. il.. and hllaa
deiphla r H'lft P M . .
t llS,tI ! K VALLr I KA1LKOAI'.
Pasaengera ior lowniuutown aud in enne.lisie 00 In
take hee-10 A M.and4 3u P.M. trains Irom Phiiaoel
plus, returning from llownlngton at 7 0ft A. M. and
1 ncn.
AJtW YORK F.ZPREBB FOH I'lTTHBCRU AD TSjsl
weti
Leaves Kew York att'iO . M. anil 8 00 P. U m.air
Beading at 10 A A., and l'4n p. la , eonneo.lng al
rJkrriri.org with Itnnsyivanla and Northern Central
III 111 (SO iSDftM Trams OT Plttshnrir. I hleairn Wh.
lian.sport I.lnilta, Baltimore, eto.
UO inning, xpress Train h axes ParrtahurgOn arrival
l'tLnsivanla rxnrcai- rem Ittshnm. a Sandal
A. M.. paa-lng Reading at 4 4 and 10 52 A. M .arriving
at hew York at 10 A M and ifiV M Hleenina i.
aci tmpantlnr tl ese imlna -.broug cetweenjer ey CltT
and 1 Ituhnrg wittoui charge
aiau train ior new Tort leaves Harrtsonrg at I 4a)
P M. Mail train tor Uanlsbuig leavea New York at 12
Noon
D BUTLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD,
Tiarns leave I'otisvl le at b 4ft and li-oo a. u .nil 1-1
P. Ai.. if turning liom lamnouuai 7 3ft A. it. and. -4 Jan
4 16 1' M
tit 11.K11.L and Bt'nicuiH itxa rmi.koad.
Trail a lebva Auburn at 1 :'!, A.M or P iwinu and
Hcnlshutg. and ai 1 -fiat P M. tor I'lneurove ana remnntt
reiuniloK rem lleirisburg a 4-00 p. M. and nom Tre
u.tctat TOOA M. and 0 (0 P.M.
Ill Sl.iS. 1 '
1 bn nth first class tt. ke;s snd emigrant tickets to all
the prlneipa poluis in tbe JJorih and w est and 1 anndaa.
Ibe lollowinK ticket are outamed on v at tbe Ollloe
ol hi l.rao ora Treasurer, .No 227 8. Fourth si reet Plilla-
Oelpbia, or ol O. A. JMcoila. Cenerai bupeiinundenU
nouiiing.
1 vaiiu i 1 iiua A ii jr.i. '
At It pe ' cent discount, between anv nolnts desireL
for anii lies and Urn a
MILKAUE 1 ICKET8,
Coed tor 2000 mllea. between all niiinU at SM-SO aaefe.
for Ian. I ics aud Aims
Br.AbOJS XI' RETS,
to three six nine or twelve nu.nths. for boide
only to a I points tt reduced rates
CL.I hUTiUtll
Ilet Idlna on toe Una of the road wll be mmlsi.ed wltk
corns, euu ll ig themselves and wives tv tlcke.s at baii
lara t IKMIOM 'Hi KET9.
Prom Phi ade.phla 10 principal sta'lens goou for
ratuuay. e und ay and Monday at redued tare, to be
had only a the Ticket Otiice at Thirteenth and Ca.tow
hlU streets.
IHHtBT.
Goods ot au. descriptions lorwarded to all the aoove
points irom the tomnauy's tiew Freight DeDot. broad
and V blow streets
IKFIUUT TK . IJNB.
Leave Philadelphia dam a ft 30 A. M..13 4Snoon and
1 10 1 M lor Beading Lebanon ilprrkourg PottavUle.
Por ' llnton. andallpoin a net ond.
I"1L8
Close at ihe Phi adoi nhla Poat Office tor all p aeas on
the road and lis branches ai ft A. M . and .or ail principal
Stations only at K it P. Al. 8 IS
OR NEW YOKK.-THE CAMDEN AND
An boy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company's llnea
, Fl:OM PHlLADEi rUA TO NEW YORK
ana way piaces, lrom W alnut street wbari, will leave as
lollows Vlg.1 ABB
At 8 A. Mu vaCamflen and Am boy Accommoda
tion 12-11
At 8 A. M., via t amnen and Jersey City Express.. 8 Ot
Alii M via Can.dcn and Ambov Express 2 2ft
At 12 M. (noon) and 8 P. M. , via ( sniden andAin-
boy Accommodation (Freight andPasaenger;....g 12S
At 8 ana 11-30 P.M. via Camaeu and Ainbuy. Ac
commodation (Freight and Passenger), 1st Cass
ticket I-2K
2d t .ass Ticket 1 ftO
At and 10 A. M., i and A P. M., for Mount Holly,
Ewansvll e, Ptmberton and Vlncentown i at8 A.M.,
and 2 P. M. tor Freehold '
At 8 and 10 A.M., 12 M., 8-30,8 8 and 11-30 P M., lor Pat
mvra, Rlverlon, Delanco. Beverly, Edgewator Bur
lington. Florence Boruentown eto. Ihe lo a. 11. and
5 PM. llnea run direct through to Trenton
LlIEh FROM KEHi0'ION 1-Ea-OI WILL LEAVJI
AS FOLLOWS I
At IMS A. M., 4 80 aud 8 4ft P. M., via Kensington
and Jersey City xpess S3 -04
At 12 P M iMgiit) via Kensington and Jersey ( Ity
Express 22f
'i he -4ft P. M. Line wiil run dally. Ail others Sundays
except' d
At 7 30 and 11-15 A. M. 8, S SO 4 JO, ft and ft 45 P. M. and
12 Midnltiht, ior Bristol Trenton, eto.
At 7 A.M.. 10 60, 3, ft snd P M . lor ( ornwells ''orris
dale, Momesbuig. lsiony Wlsalnomlug. Brtdesburg
and Frankiord, and at 8 P. M for Ho mesburg ana
intermediate Matlona
LELV1DERK Dt LA WARE RAILROAD,
For tbe Delaware River Vallev, Northern Pennsyl
vania, and New York Ma e and U:e Great Lakes
Two through trains dally (Sundays excepted) Iron
Kensington Depot as follows:
At 7 80 A. Al and 830 P.M.
LlNAb FROM NEW YORK FOB PHILADELPHIA,
' W 111 leave trom foot ol Cortland street
At 12 M and 4 P. M.,yln Jersey ( lty and Camden.
At 7 and 10 and 111a A. M ,6 P. If. and 12 Nlgbt, via Jer-
sai City ana Kensington.
From Pier No 1 North river, at 8 A. it. aad 1 P. Al., yfa
Amtoy and Camden.
At 12 M. 1 and 6 P. V . (Freight and Passenger), via
Amboy and Camden.
Jim. 1ft. 1866. WILLIAM H. OATZMF.E, Agent
EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
From loot oi MARKET t treat ( C pper Feriy ).
FALL and WINTER ABRANOFMENT.
Commencing WEDEDAl , November 16. I Wo.
For Brldgeton, Salem, and all Sta Ions on West Jersey
Slid aiem Railroads, at 8 A. M and 8-30 P. M.
. Fo. Mil, vllie and ait Intermediate Stations, ait A. il.
srdlt. M
For ape May and mtermsdlate Stations ate A. MT.te
illlivlile. contectlng with inUht Train Paasenger Car
stuebedtort an May, due 3 44 P. M and 8 P. It.,
through I assenger oue 8 P. It.
Fordlasshoro and Intermediate Stations, at 9 A HH
kid 8 30 P.M.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, eto. at ft A. 14.. 1 3 JO
and b to P. M.
Freight train will ieavePh! adelphla. irom BandforJ'g
whart, at 10 A. M ., aud Camden at 12 M.
J VAN BV NSSKL ER Superintendent.
THE WEfT JfcBsFS EXPRi COai P
will attend to all the usual branahaa of express ha sin est,
rtceive, deliver, and forward thmuKll other responsible
Express ( ompaniea. to all parts oi tba country, any
article intrusted to ibein.
A Special Messenger accomganles eac thronvb tralai.
Oftice No ft Wainut street 8 16 ui
ICft I' UILADELPIIIA AND ERIB
lOUcJ RAILROAD
This great ltne traverses the orlt.wru and orth eat
eountleao' Pennsylvania o the envoi i rle on Lake
File. It bas beeu leased and tl Is operated by tba Penn
sylvania Railroad ( oinpany.
TIME Ol F ENQx-BTKAINS Ai PHILADELPHIA,
Arrive Eastwaid- rle Mall 'ram 1-00 P.M.
Erie Express train. 1110 A. M.
Leave Westward-Erie Mail Train, 7 20 P. 84
Erin Ex reaa train, 7'20 A. M.
Paasengei cara rnn through on the Erie Mall and
Fxpresa Traina without cnauga, both wejs, betweesx
Philadelphia and trie.
ruuaueijiu f w y0jjjj CONNF.OTIO V.
Leave New York at 8 OOP w .arrlveat Erie at 3 17 A.W
l eave Erie at l 'S P. M.. arrive st New York 1 i p. M.
No o hauge oi cars between T l le and N ew York.
) legant Sleeping t a, a on all Nniht traina.
For lulormafion respecilna passeAaer business, apply
at TUIRT1K1 B and MARKET steeU, I hlladelphla.
And tor freight bualueaa ot the ompany's Agente-a
8. B Kingston Jr.. corner TBIBTHiH sntTVaR
CET Streets, Philadelphia) J. W. Reynolds, Ene; WU
lam Brown, Agent, N O. M. Baiumute.
II. h HOrSi ON, Genera) Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. W. IN N ER General Ticket Agent,Pblludalula
JOR P. PO'IIS General Manager. WIlllamavoTt.
ALF RED L. iYLER. General Superintendent
7lAGS, FIREWORKSro.
1t J. M c Q. U I G A N,
' Importer and Wholesale Dealer In '
FASCT GOODS, NOTIOHS, Eto,'
FIREWORKS, FLAGS.' Eto
MATCHES ANp BLACKING,
NO. Q NTHAWnKHJtY STREET,
Frst Street stove 'econd between Uarketand Chesnut,
ft 4 PuiLAiKLABlA.