THE DAILY EVENING. TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 18G0.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For AddiXiorud City Iru'elince see E.'ghu rag?.
A Fine Masosic CEEKJiomr. A few day
since wo noticed ttie death of WMiam II. Adams,
Efq.who lor long: time hud toen the Grand Socre.
tary of the (x.and Lodgeand CiiandUbeptoroi Free
' Basons ol the Stale of l'frinsylvana. Boies maoh
i.tinrni.hed tor his crmm-un m tho Order and lit
devotion to in interest, n vus determined to hold
in bis memory a 1 Lodge oi borrow." fhe mombon
ot Washington Lodpe, and of Jerusalem Royal Arch
Chapter, with Loth ol which organizations Mr.
ioiini wai coni.eoted, after deliberation s looted
' yes'enlay alternoon as trio limn at which the Lodre
should be be d, and tlio ceremonial was conducted
conjointly by thotfflcorj 01 botu bodies.
upon the oeath ot uu eminent Mason in the Old
jr oild, has bet n seldom beld iu America, and is of
very rare occurrence in Philadelphia. -At it tbe dir
' nitarics of the Order, lopeiner with all the com
panions of tho deceased, ui.no in testifying to his
virtues, lamenting his loss, und nrgina; each other to
profit by ois pood example. All tbe omp 01 core
monial for which the Order is ro celebrated is em
ployed la making the scrvioos solemn and impres
sive and aiLB'C, both vocal and iiudruinentul, adds
to the solemnity.
Tho Lodge was hold vestet day afternoon, in the
Grand Liodgo room at the Jiaaomo ila'l, in Clireuut
street, l'litladeiphia, and won conducted br William
J. Kelly Woirlilptul Aia-tcr ol Washington Lodaro.
kannureda 01 Masons wore present, aniouir. them
many of our most eminent aud iiiflii' ntial citizens.
lbi inetruinentul mus e consisting of an orchestra
ot forty pieces, was under ttie direction ol I'roli swri
I unniiigton and ftitier, and mo vocal music uudor
tbu uirt ctiou ol rrolessor Anion lay lor. Of course
none but Masons were pie ent, ana all who tooc
art wore connected witb tno Order.
Aitor opening tho I.ouo in d ae form, William B.
IUed, 1'ast Master of Wa-hiuirUn Lodiro, oll'orod a
terns ol resolutions couituouioiuiive of thtj virtue of
W il lam II. Adams, anu ex pressing deep sorrow at
Ins loss. They were eeconnod bv Henry J. VV htte,
ol Jerusalem lioval Arch 1,'baptor, and were
adopted. Iho lluster o' te I oige thon be a an the
ceremonies bv reqnestins- tho Chaplain, Rev Kobort
A. i'atiison. to oiler up a pi aver. Attor the praver
tuere was in isic, aud then te cctlons of Scriptures
were read.
For fully half an hour tl: Masonio ceremonies
continued, solemn mosie interspersing; the exhorta
tions of the otticers, as ouo alter another the great
lubta of Masonry were extinguished in to-timony
to the sorrow all "lelt lor the dead. Tue members
(resent thou formed in procession to pay tbe last
Alaronie honors at the tomb ol tbe deceased. This
Vomb, reared in ilie Lodge-room, was beautifully
tleeoiated with natural floweis The scene, as ttie
huuoreus present perlormod the last sad honors
the light darkened tho orchestra playing; a solemn
dirge, wis iinpre eiveiy i rnnd. When the ceremony
' calnnnaied. and each Musou laid tbe evergreen
npon tbe tomb of the rioad, many droppod a tear, so
deeply were they alloc ted.
Then followed the exhor atlons to profit by the
pood exainp e of the deceased, and anthems swelled
in glory to God for Hi' goodness. As the ceremony
ptocceded the lights wern re-lit, to show thut toe
mourning was ended, and after ail was over, tbe
Chaplain announced "Iho will ot God is aocom
plislied. B essed be the name ol the Lord."
An interesting; eulogy upon tlio docoased was then
pronounced by samuolC. I'orkins, Esq., tho Grand
High l'riest ot tho Grand Chapter ot Pennsylvania,
alter which the large aseotiiblaTo dispersed, much
affected by tho ceremonv thiouirh which they had
parsed I he great excolleno of the music, both
vocal and instrumental, added very much te the in
terest oi tho occasion.
A New and Palatial Dry Goods Esta-
blihhmknt. l'nssing along Second street, below Mar
ket, yesterday afternoon, our attention was attracted
to a business improvement In that locality which de
serves more tbuu a passing notice. We allude to the
new and magnificent Silk and Dry Goods llouso of Ed'
win Hall it Co., No. 28 South Second street. For four
teen years past this enterprising tlrm have transacted
business at No. 24 South Second street, but their ope
rations of late years have been off such an exten
sive character, particularly In both tbe wholesale and
retail silk trnde, that their old establishment, although
a large store, was found to bo totally inadequate to
their constantly increasing business, their silk trade
alone being fully as large iib thut of any house in Phlla
rinlnhla for several veara nast.
In order to meet the greatly increased business of
the firm, an enlargement ut space, was found to be an.
solutely necessary, and Mr. Hull negotiated for and
ourchused the two adioliiing properties on tbe south
and has converted them Into a truly nalatlal place of
business, and the firm have the proud satisfaction of
fiOHbesslng one ot toe nuesi siik una urygoous estao
isliments. on the longest, most noted, and crowded
business tuorougniure in mo Lulled butiw, wnion
Second street undoubtedly Is. There are probably
more dry goods stores on, Second Btreet than all the
other Btreels of 1'lnladelphla combined, and the busi
ness of the street is constautlv on the Increase, and
stores are continually being added to 11 both north and
south. Tbe supposed extension of ousiness westward
does not In the least allect the trade or Second street.
and, Irom Its geographical position, it must ever re
main a great uuhiiiuns iiiurougiimrt.
The new store ot Kdwln If ull Co. presents a strlk
Ing appearance. As completed It displays a flnebrlck
front of four Btorles. with Immense bulk windows
' furnished with single plates of clear French grass. The
store extends from Second street back to strawberry
street, and 1b divided into three compartments or
stories. The arrangement lor light Is admirable, and
is r ortncloal feature of the establishment. Two im
mense transepts in the roof pour a flood of light over
every department of the store. Apertures ot such
size have Deen cut tiirougn me umerent noorings to
the transept mentioned that, standing at the front
door, the eye can penetrate to the rear of the third
story. The first floor Is devoted to the Bale of silks,
embroideries, white goods and dress goods of every
style and variety, many of which are Imported by the
firm; and also for the sale of ctotbs, casslmeree,
hosiery, table linens and furnishing goods generally.
A dark room, furnished with strong gas lights, has
been lifted up at tbe rear of the first floor, to display
Bilks by gas light, a novel and useful ooutrlvance.
The second floor, front. Is used as the cloak depart
ment, most of which are manufactured lor the firm
The centre of the second floor is the shawl depart
rnent, and the rear of said floor Is devoted to wholesale
business. The entire spacious third floor, tbe entrance
to which is on Strawberry street, is used only for the
wholesale trade. The firm employ; nearly Ally assist
ants, and one secret of tbe success of the house con
tdstH in the fact that employees and employers have a
reciprocal feeling of Interest in the success and wel
fare of each other. The com tort of the employees Is
. ..attended to, for the firm have had a large room In the
rear of tbe third floor neatly lined up as a retiring
room for the lady attendants of the store, where they
eat their meals and pass their leisure lime pleasantly.
Altogether the new store Is an honor to Philadelphia,
and reflects great credit on its projector. It will be
opened for the transaction ol business ou Thursday
morning. .
Ajuotal Commencement. The Eleventh
Annual Couimouceinont ot tne tiahnemanman In
stitute was held last evening, in tbe Hall of the
' Houiceopaihio Medical College ot Pennsylvania, Fil
bert street, ai ore Eleventh, in the presence of a
large and intelligent audeuce. Dr. C. JD. Walters,
President, occupied tbe Chair
The Valediotory Address was delivered by J.
Beber feuith. It waa received with aiuoh favor by
the audience, and at the cauoiunien the speaker was
, greeted with applause. The following is a list of the
graduates :
I, V?,L Airowomith, W. D.
8. Lewis H. WiHard, fe low Fever.
4. Edwin H. Anderxon, Krysipelas
6. Isaiah Dever, M. D , Kxan nation ot the Sick.
6. Benjamin C, Woodbury, Purpura.
8. bniuaer H. Boynton, Buhaomannlantsm. the
true Science ol Homoaopathv.
8 Aquila B. Llopinoott, Dysentery. i '
10. Joseph J. Currle. Typhoid Fever.
II. Silas Griffith, the Uomosojjathlc Law of Cure,'
12 Ziba D. Walter. Placenta 1'rievia.
18. Jacob G. Streets, Physiology of Impregnation.
14. Kutns K. Balding, Man and Disease.
1A. Kdwin H. rcgo. M. V . Acute Peritonitis.
17. George II Paraell, The Liver and its Diseases.
18 Ke. David Packer, Philosophical View ot tue
law of Cure.
- 19 Mi ton D. Llchtenwaluer, Proving ot Cistus
CanadenrK
20. David Ii. Drelbelbis. Tho Blood.
21. John , Barnaby, Euibryouio and Fcotal Cir
culation. 22. Edward P. Small, Tbe Influence of the Soul
on the Body,
28. J. Beber Smith. Puerperal Mania.
24. i harlesS. Wilson, Phhtl Pulmonaljg.
26. I. Benson Voak, Dyson terr.
26. R chard T Harman, What Shall We Eat f
27. Harry E. Williams, Typhus Fever.
28. licv. Charles D. Ilorbert, A. M., The Pheno
mena of Taking Co'd.
29 Maximilian YVerdor, Embryonic and Fcotal
Lite.
0. Thomas II. Smith, Homoeopathy versus Koso-
m Tharles Arthur, Dystocia.
82. James B. Owens, At D., Dutisof the Phy
sician. .
, 1. Katban Wiggin, nomcaopathy and Allopathy
1 rnntnmti'rt
- 86. John C. Richards, M. I)., Double. Inclined
: Plane.
86. Clarence T. Campbell. M D., Anatttbesla
. . ifl rianrva H. Sawtelle Hor attua.
83. Allied Shepherd, M. D Ihe Duties and Con
dBCt or tbe Pbysiotan.
40. J. Emery Voak, II. D , Oar Mission.
Action of tbe Board of LT k altii. The
oljict ot byviene, at tbe piesont t.mo, is one ol
pstsmount importance to (he people, and any aotion
on the part ot publie bod'os mint prove to beot
general Interest. Tbe Board ot Ilea lb, whose pro
ctniiLgs are nicessaiiiy anu Jurtly pnvato. have
given the subject much attention, and at a meeting
ot tbu bodv, beld yesterday, the lol owing preaiub e
and rt solutions were acretd to:
Whtrtat. I Lo ptibie feeling, in view or tne possi
ble visitation oi cholera durinv th-? ensuing season,
has been manitesily looking to this Hoard tor me in
stitution ot all Dreckuilonai v measuies at their eom-
msndiand
H htrrat, A des're to avoid all appearance of in
erferrrco with tho action ot Councils has hitfterio
induecd ibem janon'ly to await p oviston by mat
brunch ot the ottv Government lor thorough and
SMdenialic cleaning ot the streets, until now too
months ot tho ourrent year have cxplrel i thrdore
Jinnlviti. Ihaiuion enmnlaint of the sanitary In.
rpeclors ol the w arcs of the city, the Board hereby
declare the strerts in their cres-nt flllhv cenditioa
nuiaances prejudicial to publio health; and in con
lot mity with the written opinion of the proper law
ofl cer on file in this oilico, the President is horebv
authorized and instructed unless Councils at their
next stated meeting institute measures for ibe imme
diate removal of the nuisance complained of. to ad
vertise for proposals and proceed forthwith to effect
this work of necessity.
Jtmolva, mat a copy Ol mo foregoing preamuie
and r solutions be transmuted to eacb branch of
Counel a Ly tbe Cierc of this Board.
HATS AND CAPS.
13
M
E
OF
FASHION.
Small fronts. QnicR Sales.
HATS AND CAPS. NEWEST STYLES.
LOWEST PEICES IN THE CIIY.
BOURNE,
'o. 40 N. SIXTH STREET.
118tuthf3ni
CARPfeTlNGS. Ao
Q A 11 P E TINGS.
A LARljE STOCK OF
PHILADELPHIA MANUFAC UUE,
In stole and constantly rocolvlng,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
GEORGE V. HILL,.
21tbstu3m Ko. 126 Korth THIRD 6 tree t
s
U R V E r
NOTICE,
AU persons bitereKted in the plan of tbe
1 ui l n ar.ctius
OF TUB
TW'ESTT-SECOSD WARD,
Bounded as follows :
fortheast by Sten on avenue,
v . J Northwest by Merma'd avenue,
.no. tw-- (iontneBst bv (lorn as street.
r sonthwe Bt by Gerniantown avenue,
are notified that the Court of Q tarter Sessions for the
city ana county ot fhitsueipina. nave nxea
THURSDAY, March 29. lSti6,
At Id o'clock A. M.,
at the Court-room Main Bul'dlng of the State Tlouse, to
consider said plan and any oojectlons against the same,
wblcn may oe uiaue oy any ireenoiuert anu in tne mean
while tne sata pisn may ne seen at tne utnee oi me ve
Dartment oi BU'vevs mr uie jiiy oi rnuaaeiDuia,
No. 212 S Firm Stree..
anc a Duplicate tbereot at tbe oillce ot
JKKSf LIOHTFOOT,
Burveyor and Regulator ol tbe Ninth Uurver District,
Benot llulldln?
Uennantown
F, CARROLL BRK!tTK,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia
(Docket S, page 37.) 2 24 lawt3 29
s
D R V E Y
N 0 T , I C E,
All persons interested In the plan of the
OF TUB
T WET TT SKCO.SD WARD,
Bounded as follow :
oi th east h v Green street,
,. lna J Northwest by Careemer street,
1,0. uo. Hnntheast bv W. Washingion avenue, '
( Southwest bv Wlssahlckon aenuo.
are notified that the Court ot Quarter f-csdons for tbe
City auo cou nit ot I'm aueipnia uave uxea
. TBUBSDAT. March 29, 18i6,
At 10 o'o ock A. M.,
at tbs Court-Room, Main Building of the State House,
tii ennHlitnr said man and anv obie?tlons against thi
same, vhlch may be made by any Freeholder, and in the
meanwhile, the said plan may be seen at the Office of the
Department oi surveys iorine uu oi rm,aueipaia,
o. 212 outh FIFTH Street,
and a Duplicate thereoi at the Office of
JESSE LIGH1F00T,
Surveyor and Regulator of the U loth Survey DU net,
OerinantowB.
F. CARROLL BRKWS t'KH,
Solicitor of the City of Fhliadelohia.
(Docket 5, Page 3D.) 2 34 lawt II 29 '
S
U E V E Y, N 0 T I C E .
All persons Interested in the plan of the ,
laflin r&Liiua
of rna
FIR9T WARD, .
Sounded as follows :
(Oa the Korthby Wolf afreet
J On the East by Delaware liver,
xo. . 0n the Sonth by curtin street,
(On tbe West by Fifth street.
Are notified lihat the Court of Ouar'er Sessions lor
tbe City and County of Philadelphia, have fixed
n II, - ti,-T. 1 r . , I, , '
at iV o'clock A. it..
At the Court Room. Mam buldlnc of the B'ate House,
to consider said plan, and anv oblectlons against tbe
sam which may be made by any treebolder, and In the
meaawhlle the taia p. an m' be seen at the Office of the
Department of Hurvevs tor the City of Philadelphia,
ad. u a. fir in Bliwi,
And a Duplicate thereoi at the office of
L'HARLh.fl H. CLOSE.
Surveyor and Regulator of tho Second Burvey District,
jid. ji nr. r u nrrcei
F. CARROLL MRF.WST ES.
Solicitor ol the City of Phllaael phis.
(Docket t, page 3A.J 1 24 lawtS 29
U R V E Y
NOTICE.
All persons interented In the plan of the
F1F1U SKCXION
or THE
TWESTrY-8LXiH WARD,
Bounded as fo lows :
"North by Porter street,
,, J West bv Twenty sixth street,
o. W3. 80Uth by Curtin s reet,
I East bv Broad street.
are notified that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City aud county ot I'miaiielpwa have nxea
THURSDAY, March 29, 1866.
At 10 o'clock A.M.,
at the Court-room, Main Building of tbe State House,
to consider said plan and anv oujeotions again u the
same which may be made by auy ireeboder, aid
in the mean will e the said pan may be seen at the
OtTlcB of the Department or Surveys lr the city of
Philadelphia, ,
.no. is n. Eirin ntroec,
and a Duplicate thereof at the OtMce of
THOMAS ALT,
Burveyor and Regulator ot the first nurvev Oiitrlct.
xio m.i tv9ui!iiiiuji avenue.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Eollcitor of the City of Phllade psia.
(Do . .) iMlawti2
Q.AS! GASH GASH!
RED UCE TO UB GAS BILLS.
Stratton's Regulator fof Gas Burners,
(Patented November 21, 1B6S.)
It Is a matter of considerable Importance to gas con
sumers generally, aud ol espeuial uunoritnoe to ail
kei'iiers of hotels and large buamlng housaa, to have
ni h aas burners as will admit 01 being eaaliv and oer-
Diaoeutly adjusted to suit the special reiiulremuota of
ma locality 01 eaeu 1 uaeaute (iiuee wno nave uoi to pav
the bills feel but little or no Interest In economizing the
gas, aud sometimes carelessly, or thougbtleaaiv, turn on
twice or tbriee as much as woul.i answer their needs.
Call and examine, or send yoar orders to
STItATTON A CO.,
AT TUB FLORENCE cFFK B,
- No. 630 CUE3NCT Btreet, Pbllada.
Retail price , 15 cents each. 1 13 mwflfa
AMUSEMENTS.
lIfcLEV'b UOMINKNTAL 8EWB
IS IXrHAMiK.
( i oirf Krtti to an p sera oi naseuisni may v nae
p to kt o'c i.ck idt evening 1 M ly
tn.t'U tjc-i 'i'U ivil A nil tfiflTAUIl
1 1vkets can had a i!
'inuionni ufrtifc.
Ko 4X1 rPHM T Street, onnnalte the Pes toffee
for li e ( hfM it. inb, Wimut, and Academy ot Muale,
op to o'cletk. eftv evtnint. ' "
WEW CHKSXL'T 8TKEKT TUEATBE.-
' ( IIK.HMJT Street, above 'litelfth.
I.KOAIU hOV.K A WILLI- E. SINN. Leasee.
lai.ak.r. .
AKKILLIAKi "no p.nni
SF.i UD WEKK OF
T II K IlK WITCH.
ilUS EVtMUG.
will te repeated
lllK urr.ll hit ur jnr. omuj i
Ttie trauniflcent sotnlo Drama. In lour ae s.
11(1 ICi Win Hi 1HI'. ICrt WITCfTt
liEliEVlKHi J li II IS wilt lit
hE l'l W1H lit. Tin. It K WITCH I
UK JCK IT. H THK 11K Wl I tlil
nr. k e witf" i . ice; witch ;
1UE H K Wl fClIt TUC ICE WlfoJI
TI E FFA KING'S BRIDE.
1111. Si A KINt.'S KRIDK.
THE KEA MSG'S HK1DE.
T11K SKA KING S JIHlDii.
1 IlK r-EA KINti'S BRIDE.
TliK BEA K.IhU'8 HKIDK.
It villi te nre.ented with Us Beautiful Scanerv. bv
Cliarlra H. tieiz, Kirpnnt Appoin'menta, Sarneiiing
ranaicirniat nna lharniina Jlu-lo. wonuenui r.nec a
lilae'lle lnr Wood and Corns oe Ha let. the in I
.tteng h of the Star Cempany. an t everv othor attrao
tivn lLat during the oaatneek ana he p'd It to Its present
t'Mtij ailmi run l. a nil i
PATT RDAT AF1ERNOOV Ma-rl) .
KISk.1 Y-FIFI H GRAND KAMILY MA IINI.E.
THE II E WITv.Il
AOmlmlon to Jlatltiei a. 30 cenls to all paris of the
Ili.uae children, 'Hi cents. . v
Iiciors optn at Tin. ( una in rises at
Atlnilnalon to evenirg nerformanoe, 25 cents, JO cents,
and a l (Hi.
Doers open at 6 4S. cuttain rises at t
7 AI.NUT BTUEfciT f H E A T R E. N. E
VV enmer NiMH and WALNOT Streets Uegins a
754 o'clotk . . .... . . .
'J 1 e iSHt nlKH'S oi no on I'onv neagenioni oi
MR. J. 0. CLaRKb,
arc drawing near T,I.T,.r
IVM'itunlfai-'l'VUUUC, Uil.U,
Thenewiocal Comedy.
THP. MK.VBER FROM PIKK.
TliK. MKkiULli r UOM 1'IKK.
Derrnsthenes I orrent Mr. J. S. CLARKE
ihetavente o uiomcayoi
FUL PRV.
"I've just popped In "
FaulTrv Vl'.J. S CLVKKE
'JlilRSDAY-TllK MKMCEU tEOu 1'IKE,
wltb othr entertainment".
EhlDA Y A HILL U1T UBtsat YAKlfcl l,
for the benefit ot
ant j. n. t LAnac,
M
K?. JOHN DREW'S MCW AKCI1 STREET
TiiniiiK, Hecins at 1 o'ctoca.
EXTRAOHDIMARY oUl't'ESt OF
SAM."
C M Wl IK OF MR. HVNFR
U.
M.
Aided bv OLIVF LOOAH, 0. T. PAUSLOE, and
the au hor. DK WALDI- M. ;
MONDAY U1ULT.AND EVERY NIOllT
BAM." 'SAM." -HAM."
"SAM." "SAM." "8M"
"SAM." "SAM." -SAVl"
Fan, Mr. CHANFRATJ
Laura........ OI.IVK LOGAN
Dick, am'B TiKCr J. T. P ARsLOE
bill Crockett IK WaLDEN
i:nnmi Uo.ivn Mr. F. F. slackav
James l'lunhfey Owen Manowe
Miss Euphonila Eesyn Mrs. Thavar
Kmlly I ronley Mrs T. A. Creese
HII Y HKrl r.lvl T ur I UA- r n Vt
1 O MK1BT-CHANFRAU'S "BAM.."
IN
EW AMERICA. THKATRE
WALNTT STREET ABOVE EIUH1H
BEisT ESTLKT aInMENT IN TUE CilT.
K Vh KV l-.VKM.Nl.
AKD OS WEDNESDAY A1.D 8ATLRDAY AFTER-
SPLF.UD1D BALLETB, BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
Laughable burlesques, Humorous rarces.
Uellkhtiu bal ads. Comic Pantomimes,
. R n IT! KOVELTY M liHIT.
Amnipmpn I a nf all nations combined. Star DratnatiO
Companv. Orand Corps de Ballot. Ethiopian and
Panlnimma I orna
J-veiling Doors open at 7 o'c'ocki commence at 7 i
VIlR IIlK A( I.OMMOOalIN OF LAlJlllS AND
ClllLDRKN Matinees will be given everv Wednesday
and Saturcay aiteruoons. Doors open at 2 o eiock;
comnif nee at i ou
kRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC TALENT.
BIO OKA J0VET1A, THK UREAT ITALIAN DAJJ-
BKUE8K.
V, .1 w Rmllk and tila srand Corni-de Ballet. M r.
G. Johnson. Mr. R Butler, Mr. 8. Hemple. Mr.J.PIl
iritm. iho Snn ti American brothers. Mr. f. H. Ma.
thews atr. J. M. Mortimer,' Mr. Ii. Keily, Mr. J. Rea
gan, Vaster Barry, etc.
AJEW rillLADELPIIIA MUbEDM, NO. 833
i.1 HARKLT Street.
tXIRAOttniKARf ATTBACTIOT.
EXTRAORDINARY ATT RAO HON.
WILD ATJt-TRALlAN CHILDREN.
WILD AUSTRALIAN CHILOHKN TTX
THE WAMMOTH bABY. TI1REK. TEARS OLD.
THK MAMMOTH BABY, THREE YE R OLD.
WEIGHING ONE HUNDRED AND XIIIRTY-XWO
AND A-UALk' POUNDS.
And one thousand othor .wr.
LIVING C'TJRIOSITIDa. 276t
P.ObTUMES I COSTUMES!
A splendid tssorlment ot
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR MASQUERADES,
Are oflercd to the attention of the bad-going public at
this gay and festive season, at the
COSTIIMEItY,
Of twenty -five years' establishment,
No. 917 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,
8 20 lm No. 017 BACE Btreet
A CADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CILESNUT
X Btreet, above Tenth.
Open irom a. m. tin 0 r. m.
Benjamin West's great Picture of
- 4JHH18T BJUECTED .
still on exhibition ' 1 11
Gti RM A N I A ORCHJ-H4TRA. PUBL.IO BE-
bearssls everv 84TLBDAY AFTERNOON AT
ktthK'aI. KTTNT HALL. SH o'clock. Engagements
maoebv addressing GEO HGE BABTERT, Ageut. NO. iU
HOHi-Ktl street, oetween Baca auu v me. intia
INTERNAL REVENUE.
TTJNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
PRINCIPAL. DKPOr,
No. 304 CUES NUT STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT,
No. 103 R. FITTIi STREET,
(One door bolow,Chetnut.)
ESTABLIBHtS 1862.
EEVENUE STAMPS of every description con
stantly on hand, and In any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
. United BUtes Notes, Drafts on rhiladeljihla or
New York, or Current Fundi rooolved in pay
mont, i
Particular attention paid to small order.
The decisions of the Commission ean be oonsulted
and any information regarding; the law cheerfully
given, ;
1 he folio lnit ratea of disoount are allowed :
On all orders of 25, two per cent, discount. ,
On all orden of $i00, throe per cent, dlsoonnt.
On all orders of f 300, lour per oent. discount.
All orders should be sent to i . -
HARDING'S STAMP AGENCY,
' No. 304 Chesnut Street. ,
rrjILADKLPHIA. 210
WATCHF8 AND JEWEl RY.
X.EWI3 LADOilTjg
DIAMOND PEALEU & 3YYT. LELV
WtlTllltS, J1WELRT SILVER W4RR,
.WATCHES and JEWELRY E?AISED. .
Hsi Jnst received a large and splendid assorbnet ef
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
Some In plain eases, others beautifully enamelled and'
tnfcraved, and others Inlaid with diamonds.
Purchaser! wishing
IIANDKOME LADIES' WATCH
Will do well to call at once and make a selection. Trices
moil e1 ate. Ah watches warranted.
Also, a large assortment oi
GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYfc,' WATCHES,
IN iiOLD AND EILVErt CASKS. 124
(JllOICE HOLIDAY GOODS.
Large and handsome assortment of
CCLD AND SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY.
BILVEIt AND PLATED WARK
CLOCK b, BROSZES, ElC.
CLARK & DIDDLE,
tiucoessors to lhomas C. Garrett,
1 22 rp Ko. 713 CHKaMJT 61KA.ET.
Ii I C II JEWELKY
JOHN B REN NAN,
SEALER IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRH
Etc. Etc. Etc
2C Wo. 18 8. EIGHTH 81 KEET. Philada.
1IENRY HARPER,
No. BJ20 AIIC1I STKEET
Manotaetorer aud Dealer la
fine Jewelry,
Silver-lJlated Ware,
AMD
8 8CJ Solid Silver-ware.
COAL.
QOAL! COA.L!!
EEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL Y A Ii D,
NINTH STREET,
BELOW CIRARD AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE CORNER OF SIXIH AND
BPK1JNG GARDEN 61RJTETS. 21
f a M E S O'BRIEN
I V v
DEALER IS
IEnibH AND SCHUYLKILL
O O A L,
BY WE CARGO OB SINGLE TOX.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Baa constantly on hand a comoetent suddIv ot thi
above sniierior Coal, suitable lor family use, tc
wlileb be calls the attention of his friends and th
public generally
Oidora lelt at Ro. 206 S. li'th street. No 82 a
fieventeentb street, or tbronsh Despatoh or Fosi
uucs, Drompuy anenaea 10
A SCPE&iOK bOALXIT OF BLACKSMITHS
ROBERT P.
BENDER,
COAL
DEALER,
8. W. COBHEB BROAD AND CALLOWHILL STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
None but the best WEST LEHIGH, all sizes, from the
Green-wood Colliery, on hand, and for sale for CASH
ONLY. . me 6m
Also.EKOIKE, BEATER, AKD FTJRKACE COAL.
T
FURNITURE.
UTJY FTJTtNITTTTl.'R
I J) X " '
A .
GOULD & O.O.'S
' UNION DEPOTS,
Nos. 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street,
KOpposite Christ Churob),
And Cornerof NINTH and MARKET
The largest, che apest, and best stock of 1
FURNITURE
Of every description In the world.
3 10
IV T0
i I have a
HOUSEKEEPERS.
ilargestocv of every variety of Furniture
which 1 will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
I LAIN A1.D MARBLE TOP COTTAGE fcTJITS
WA-MJT CHAMBER 8ClTd.
PARLOR BTJIT8 IN VELVET FLUSH.
PARLOR BP ITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR (SUITS IN REPS.
eldeboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes Book-cases
Atattiesaes, Lounges, tc Etc
P. P. GUSTINE.
1 U Jm V. E. Cor. SECOND AND RACE 8T8.
RAILROAD LINES.
ORAKGB AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and aner MONDAY, February 1J, two dully
trains will run Between wanninuton ana LMicnnurir.
oonnectiiia at Gordou.vi le wltb Vlrvlnla Central Itail-
roau trains to ana irom iciirnonu. as toiiowsi
' MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington dally (feuuilav excepted), at 6'45
A. M , ana sriive ai Lyncnuuru ai o-w r. at.
Leave 1 ynt Imurg at 7 a. M aud arrive at waalilutf-
tonatlio-.i
CAi ur.ni l lirt 1 .1
Leuve Washington d.llv dncludlni Bundavl at 6 05 P.
M. and arrive at LvnchhaiB at 6 0U A. M i
Leave Lynchburg at 8 30 r. At. aud arrive at Washing
ton ai Ki A M.
both trains masing eiose connections ai i.mcnourg
for all nointa South and SoutbweaL aud at WuhuiKtou
tor Norih and Northwest. ...
. firev-fllaw Aieepiur vers wiu oe attae&ea to the n'gnt .
trafna
Tba mad fs attractive, not only for iu eomror'aoie
- aecommoditions. but lor the fact that It nausea the now
niHorlo localities or rairiax, nun kuu, aiauaiwaa, uris
to. Oatlett'a. RaDDaliannook. Culpeuar. Oranae. aud
uordonsviiia. places ot uuperuuauis mtereal ui uie
bonular mtnri.
Through tickets to all points Booth and Southwest
mav be Lad In Boston, New York, Phllad -luhla, aud
Jtaitlmnre, sno at Uie 0 luces or ins roau in vramiKiou
ana Alexandria w. u. aoi;Arri.Kii,
216 tisneral Buperluiuudent,
RAILROAD LINES.
I IULAPF.T.rHl A, WILMJUGT0N, AND BAI,
J HVOhK LAlLHOAI.
TIldL 'IAI1LK tomrnrncInK MONVAT. Janusrrl
lftt i rsln 11 leave lirput, eorner et LROAD ptreet
ai d WAKhlMJ iVt A vrnue. as In lew. i
Vaprrss train at I0AA.H (smnda) s exempted), for
Pnmmcre and wsMnptnn S'crpins at Wilmington.
irrrjviie. lisvre-de-tirare Abenlern,
irnolla ard ftrnjiu r r's Kun.
I'eanare Br I read 'I ram at 815 A. M
tepinl , for Pallet ry. Ml. ford, soa
ferryman',
(t umlay x
lnurinedlat
v sy M(llTrsinat91AA M. (an"flajs eneeptefli, for
Batlinnra Slopping at Chester, Ihuriow Llnwond,
I la mont, and all regular stations between Wl nilnrion
tl 0 llait more
1pics Tra'n st '.' iti T.M. (Sunrlsvs exeeptedi, or
l a lln oie and Wsshmgion, stopping at 1 es.t r
C'Uinonl, v i mlncion, twark. r. kton North-rust
1 in j vl ii . Havre op Urtce, Aberdeen, I'err muii's
SI nu ao Is and ten ner' Rue.
Nlgl t Kxpress at 11-15 P. f. for Baltimore and
v arMniitou, stepping at CheKter i hurlow. i.lnwn"l,
snijnt Wilmington. Ken ark, Elk. on, Xoiih Kast.
feriyvl leind lisvre de-Crsce,
PKfnKer by Leat irom Pa'timore tor Fi rttes
lii urcf, .' or cl, iity l'olnt anu Klchmoud will tike
tLe 0 1 A. i. Tr. In.
. s an aililitlonni accommodation for those hold'ni
i hroUfili 1 ii sets lor liaitiniore. Wsslnni toii rnin o ili
ern loints. a fpvclal t ar vl leave the I'hiiar oh'a
lepflt at II 3D A.A., cornecllng ai dray's Kerry who
ttc Morning "pre slrain Irom New York.
W1LM1. CTUN A t IIMlOD VIION TRAINS
Ktopp rg at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Vt llnnnkion.
Iav- I hl rde plila at 1.1 and IMS A. V.. anil 11,
t (id. and 7 be 1' M The J SO P.M. train connect Willi
1'elnwaie. Railroad lor Ml lord and Imormrdlato tation
1 eave llminitton at 7 00, 8 16. and ( Hi A. At., and i 00
aLdi-tiV I' XI
ra ns lor New ( aslle leave Pllladelphla at 8 IS A. .,
S 30 and t l'.M
IIIROt (ill TB'INS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilnnnnton at 1.-00 vi.. and 4 90 and ti-ui p. M.
lilH.rR FOR rilILIKl.llll V.
Leave Chester at 8-01. 8 As. and ID U A. M.. and 12-.1A
l ii 6 01 S 44 ami 10 -ill V. M.
! l HALUV.URl TO PHIL4HF.I PHIA
Leave Rait ,moro 8 iS A.M.. Wav.Sialli I 10 p.m.
EaprrFSi til r AI. . I press 9 2. P M Kxpress.
an accon mooation nam for liavre-ne-ursen anl In
termediate stations wl I have lla tlmnrnai 4 10 P.M.
I RAINS FOR UAL 1 IMORr
1 esve f hrjtcr at HI) A. M.. a t and 11 K0 P. K.
Leave Wl liilnuton al 12 27. S-1.1 anil i0':13 A. M.. anil
P M. .
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Ex lire n Train at 4iiS a. M mr Kaltlmnr nnilw,,h.
ington, stopping, at W'lmlngion Perrvvne. llaviT-ilo-(race,
Aberuevu, l'crryuiau's, Magno la, aud Stammer's
AiUU. ...
Muht Express II 15 P. M , tor Ba tlmore and Wash
miit on, stopping at ( hester Thur ow i Inwood, t'lnv
mont, Wilmington Newark Llkton, Northeast, Perry.
vil.e, tnd llavri-de-(irace.
A r lal train wl 1 leave Philadelphia for Wilmington
fer Intermediate statu n a 0 P. M.
HALilMORK FOR PHILADELPHIA..
Leave Halllmoro at 0 2A I'. M.. atonulnu ut Havre-tin.
tirace, I'erryvllla. and Wllmlng' on. Aiho stops at Eik-
ton ana isewam (to take pasenvers or Phliai.e phia and
leae passengers Irom Wanhlngton or Baltimore! and
I heater to leave passengers from liaitiniore or Wash
lui'ton. matt
A speelal train will leave Wl'mtngton for Philadelphia
and lutennedlate stations at 6 3u P. M
Freight irain. wnh pansenger car attacned, will leave
Wi mlngtou lor PcrryvUie and Intermediate s atlons a
04 P.M. H. F. KfcNN Y, Suuerlnteudont
'PENNSXLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
A W l-M I- AKUAMJtM KM'.
ine trains oi tue x ennpyivania I enirai Kal road ie
the.iw liepot, at 'I H1R1 IE i H and MAHK.M Htreeta
The cars o uiojuaraei etreet fassinger Railway rui
to ana from this Depot i bey leav Vrum alreei
every two minutes, commencing one hou preoui
to tne time oi aepariure oieacn Train and al ow about
Sli mlna es tor a irla. Their cars aia In walHn An ..
arriva, oi each Train, and connections are made wt h si
roadt Trotting Market itreet.
On bnnuajs-tar leave a.ieTn n ana Market streow
stV-46P M. to coBoect with Plishuig snd iris Mai
and at 10 2i f. M wl n I ui aaeimns KxpreM.
Mann's HsggageExprtsels ouitoi. jlo.Sl 8. Blerontl;
street. Parties desiring Batgagt taken to the trams cat
have rt done at reasonuble late- npon ape leatlon to him.
1RAlH LJCAVa, AMAKR1VK Al i-Ki'Oi Hl i
UAVB.
trie Express at 7 30 .v
Mall Train n.
Caoil Acooo.modation, tio 1 J0 0O
rast Line
12 00 IS,
1 00 P.
I -s '
4 00 '
' 6 80 .
' 7 30
II l -
1 srkesl urg
Uarrlsburg Accommodation...
Lancaster Accommodation....
Paoll I rain No i
PI tul.nru and Erie Mall
Philadelphia Express ,
ARK1VI
Cincinnati Express at 1 SO a fc
rm aaeipnia j xnress , " 7 10 1
Paoll Accommodation, No. I '- 8"2it
Parkesiiurg Train 9 3u "
trie Express n a,i
Lsncas er train " U 30 P. h
Kasi Line j-io
Paoll Accommudation, No. i " 4-40 '
Day I xpress 1 45
Uarrlxburg Accommoda Ion , " H 40
i -aiiaoe psia express leaves dally. Plt'.sburg anc
r.rie Mall leaves dallr (except Saturday) All oriiei
trains dal v (except Hundavi
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compaay will notassumt
any risk ior Bsgvave. except for Wearing A p pare, and
limit tneir retponslbUlty to One Hundred uo lars tc
fume, au Baggage exceeding that amount In va at
will be at the risk of the owner, unlaaa takan k snaoia
eon tract
IHOMAR H. FARKK Ticket Agent at the Depou
An KmlKlant Train rnna dal'V excant Hun,lai Vm
fall infoimatlon as to tare and accommodation, applr tf
FKANC1H FUNK. No. 137 Lock Htreet
VORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IX Depot. THIRD Street above Thompson.
EOT BETHLEHEM, DOYLIBTOWN. MACCH
. Hl'NK. EA810N. WILLIAM HPORT. and WII RKH
BARRe.
At 7 30 A. M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Al lento w
Msuch bonk, Bazleton, Wiillaiuaport, and wilke:
barre.
Ail-wr M.(ExpresB, Rf Bethlehem Fantnn. ate..
reaching Easton at '43 P. M.
At hli P. M. tor Bethlehem, AUeotowa, JMsaot
tlhuna Danville and Ullamsport
r or Dovlestown at 835 A M. , 330 and 415 P.M.
Foi Fort W aehlnxton at 10 A At. and 11 P. H.
For Lansdale at 6-15 P. M.
While cars ol the Second and Third Stmata T.lna r lii
Passtnger Cars run direct to the depot.
-1KA1M4 1UH f tJlLiAUrLf UI A,
leave Bethlehem at -M A. M. and 18 M A. at., inn
618P M.
lare uvy vnioiru hiwa. am., S'lD ana 0 oU r. M
Leave Lenhdale at ti-l(l A. M
Leave Fort Washington ai 10-ft" A. M , and t It P. M
ON HUKDAT8.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at OA. M.
Philadelphia for Doy lestown at 1 P. M.
Doy lestown for Phi adelphla al 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
T brouah Tickets must ba mocuied at the tlnkat nfttaa.
TBIRD Street, or BERKS btreet
l ... . X1.L1H ulakk. Agant
li HEIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
X a 1 the Stations on the CaMDEN and AM BOY and
tonnectliiK Railroads Increased despatch. A: .
1 BE CAM1EN AND AMBOY itAILROAT AXT1
TBANSroR' ATION COMPANY PREIUHT LINES
f(.rew York will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at f
o'o ock P. M., oallv (Sundays sxcented).
Freisht must be delivered beiora 4H P. M.. to lm fi
warded the sartie dav. Returning, the above linaa aim
leave New York at VI noon, sod 4 and 8 P. M.
Freight for Trenton. Princeton, Kingston New Brum,
wlek . and a 1 petnts on ths Camden and Am boy Kal, .
road i alto, on the Belviaere Delaware, and Fleming.
on i the New Jersey, ihe Freehold and Jarnesburg, aa
the Burlington and Mount Holly Hal. roads, received and
forwarded op to 1 P. M.
Ihe Belvioeis De aware Railroad eonneets at Phi
llpsliurg with the Lehlub Va ley Railroad, and at M anuo
kscbuuk with all points on tie Delaware Lackawanna
and Weetern Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse, Buffao
snd O'her points In eslern New York.
fhe New Jertey Ralroad connects at Elizabeth wltt
Ihe 1- ew Jercey Centra Rullroaa, and at Newark wltt
tbe 11 orris and Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum, specltylng the marks and nam
fer shippers and consignees must. In every instance,
be sent w ith eaoli load of goods or no receipt will bs
vivtn Increased facUltlea have been made lor tbe
transporiatlon ol Live Stock. Drovers ae Invited to
Iry tbe route When stock is furnished In quantities of
two ca-loadt or more. It will be delivered at tbe toot
ol sorleth street near the Drove Yard, or at Her Ko
I J orth river as tbe shlpi,eis m y des gnate at the time
ol shipment For terms, or other Inmnuatlon, apply U
WALTJ R FREES A N F.eluht Agent,
II I No. KB r. I La WARE Avenue PhlladeiDhia,
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NORRIS'IOWB RAILROAD.
On and a ter WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 186S, until
kur her Notice.
FOR OlRMAN TOWN
Leave Pbhsdelpbla fi. 7 f, fl, 1U 11, 12 . M.,1. 2 1-10
H 4, 6 8K.B 7, 8 9, 111, 11. i P M
I.eaveOermanlown8,7, 7H, !,Sffl, 0,10, 11, 12 A. M
l.S 8, 4,4k. bH 7 8,0 10,11 P. M.
The 8 . oown train, and SH and tK np trains will not
stop on the Ueroikuiown Branch.
ON SUM DAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 10 A IS., t. 7 10H P. it.
. Leave UeiniantownS A M. 1 6 fit P M.
t liEKNUT BILL RAILROAD. .
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8, 10, i A. M.,2, ,iH 6H,7,i
and 11 P. M
Leave Cheroot Hill 710 minutes, 8, 40, 11 '40 A. M.
-40 'i J0, 6 40. 8-40. 8 40, snd 10 40 minutes P. U.
ON SUNDAY. -Leave
Philadelphia 010 minutes A. M., S and 7 P. U
Leave ( besuat tiiti 7 40 minutes A. At,, 12. 40, 6 40. au
,to"'RUCON6HOHOCKElI AND NORRI9TOWN.
leave FhilHdelplila6. 8-36 mlnuies,, 11-04 A.M., lH,t
4H 6X.BH. 8 Oft minutes, and HHP. M. m
1 eaveNoirlatowoOH,7.7M, , 11 A. M.,1,4H, 6, an4
IP M.
Ihe Mi P. M. train will stop at School Lans Wlaa
blckun. Manayuuk, Hpring Mill, and tousliohocken enly
' OS bUNDAYS.
Leave PhllarlelpblaO A. M.,2W and 7 P.M. '
, Leave Norristown 7 A. M , and 8 I'-M, ... .
W " FOR M ANA Y CMC. . ' .
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 38 miuutes, 1104 A.M., 1H,I
41 H,6W, 8-vA, and IIM P. M.
Leave Manautik Ik. 7. 8 20, OJl. Wi, A. M.. 1, 5.IM
8HP. M. ... ow srirnAYH. ' ' '
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 2)4 and 7 P. M.
Leave Manayunk 7M A. kl . bit, aud I P. M. ' '
W. b. W1L-ON. Oeneral Superintendent
Depot NINTU audUUEEM Streets
RAILROAD LINES.
E A I) I N ( RAIL
ROAD.
tIRF.AT TKPK LIU I!
FROM PHILADELPHIA 1 0 1HI IHTF.RfOB OW
mHILVM. TUE HI HTJYLKLLIi,
HUSO! KBAMA ( rtlllKKLANi),
AI WYOMNO VAIXI-VH.
AFD NOBTM, 0K1HWET, AM THK CAADBT.
W 1NT H a Ha f Or M EF.T 01 PaHM-NOER TRAINS.
Lcsvtnf the CmnninT '1 Depot, at THIRTf-F.N I'tE
snd AlLOWHILLtitreets Philadelphia atUiefeUew
lov hourly
. . MORMNO MAll.
Al l-oe A. M. ior Heaiilng Lehannn Vartahor:, PatU
vll s, I'lnei, v, Tamaqaa. Sunbn.v, Wll lamspart,
Hiirlia TKccherter Niagara fal a Bna'a Al entiiwi,
J 1 ke.hsrte, I Ittston York artlsla "haabenbara,
UtrrMwn etc, etc.
hie tain e nnects a KRaDI with -Be Haat Pen
Turin bal rond tialnt or a len wn e 0 and wst
the l.ei aiion Valley train tot Dairisln rt tn.t
x,i..vn wi'.a laiawiMfl Kauroa- xraHi'
Wii ien..port. Lack
Haven 1.1ml a am a.
.B
IU U l.t, w th
orthern Centra, omlter'and
,'alley
in "iinimii sr.o ritisiiuvbsnna trains :.,r
UD'leiland Wllllainsport. Yirk. f'hanibersiaiv
t e c
,F , FRNOO'' r XPREne.
t itv,.. I-Mnceii bia a 1 1 1: It , r Hemltnu.
rto-
llia.
orts-
f 't, H rnluri, etc, connecl'ng wlto Keaill-i;i
luri:; ana
v v u'l i.ia Ksiirnaa irnm lor
( olumila etc and with
a kwtr.a Hal r ouo raln
K a lia 1 Ufa o etc.
or aiiton. WHi.au avert.
HEADlhO A ' OM MODATION.
l.eaes Resiling at ti SO A. M. ptotiplna at al tsay
t atlons. srtlvtk :u rhllsoe phla at f)'.HA a kl.
Kr urulng leave- I' hi aueli'hia at 4 30 P. M. amves hi
tli i'dln a. 1 tl) p V
Tniins lor 1'hlladelphls :ae Harrlshtirg at 7-2-1 A kf..
si.o I'otisvl le at 8 3d A.M ainving In lhil-de oh la at
1 .! P M. Aliermon mlrt rave lisnleburg at 1 '44
I' V. ana I'ottsvlllB at It P.M.t arrlvlug at PMUt-
ui-i'u'p m t vo t ai.
nori niuru Ace(iniBiintion leaves Keadlns at T 14 au
M.nnd Harrlsburai9-iP M
klatketlran with rasse-er ear attached leave
thi aoelpl la at 2 4. noon tor Reading aud all war ata-
tlurs- leaves Uesdlng a: L'30 A M.,and I'owning.oaal
lH&OP t . I hi adelphla anu a1 ay stations
Ail the shove In. In. run dally Hundaa excepted
KnTidav trains .eava Vnctavilla a hu,. A. U. ,1 r hill.
deipbla a' 3-lft P M.
(ULtlltS I1LLI I Jl A 1LUOAI ,
f SFSenvers ior liuwmnutown slid Imermailiata nntn
take beti-dO A. M. and 4 3u P.M. train, trnm I'hliailnl.
phia, returning from Downlngton at 7 04 A. M. and
2-3ii Hc.n.
EEW TORK EXPBEBH FOB PITTftBvRQ AND fSM
TT r.BI
l eaves New York at 9 0 , M, aud 8-00 P, kl., naaetnC
htaolng at 10 A A., and 1-48 P. l . connecting at
biirnn org with leniisivanla and Northern Central
keiheaa lipnn Irslns or Pittsburg, ihleago, Wh
lumsport Elaiira, Baltimore, etc.
l.o inning, r xpre.s Train have. I1 nn-l.hu rg oo arrival
0 l eiinsyivaola Fxpres rem Ittsburg, ai land 9 0
A. M. paa-lng Reading at 4 40 and 1(1 ii I,M , amvui
at New York at 10 A M snd V-41P M S'eep'ngCa
sci c mi.DMnif tl ese trains .hruag cetwsen Jar ey CUT
sid 1 Itnlnrg witlou charge
41 all Iraln for Kcw York lea-vea FtatTliiburg at 1 4f
P M. Mali Train for Uartlsbuix leaves New York atll
B BUTLK11.L VALLEY RAILROAD.
Tialns leave I ottsvl le at 6-44 and li-00 A. M., and 7-1
P. ki., tt mining Horn latuaquaail 34 A, M. and i-4Jan
4 14 1' M .
e 111 YLK1LI AKD StSCUl B NNA RMT.IiOsD.
Trans leave Auhurn at 7 M .il or Paegiove and
linn lel uiK, tnd ai l'M P M. tor I'lnegrnve and 1 remontt
rvtiin.lnB rom liairisburg a 41W p. U. and flora Tre
uitnt at 7 09 A M . aud b l0 P. al
IhKl.in.
'1 bn nth flrft class tt ke.s srd emigrant tickets to all
the prlM-ipa points in the North and Uest and t anadaa.
Ihe lollowinii iltke k are ootained on y at the Otlloe
01 h l.runiord. Treasurer, No 227 S. Fuurlh street I'lilla
cilplua, or ol O. A. Mcoils Ueneral Superintendent.
Rctolug,
vOMML'TriON TI KF.TH.
At 24 ne cent discount, between any points desired,
for amities and ilrms
ailLEAUE 1 ICKE
Co d 'or 21 00 miles, between all Hits at (42-40 each,
lor laud ics and Aims '
be AttON TIi KE7,
Fo three six nine or twelve months, for botde
tnly to a I points M rtoured rates
CLl LOYMKN
Ke."lrllnc on the lli.e of the road wll be rurnlsued with
curds, enti U-ig themselves and wives to tlukeai at half
lure t Xt UBSlON 1I KLTS,
From Phi ade phia o principal stutlons, gooo fof
r atun ay. tundsy and Mondav at redo aed tare, to be
tii'd oi.l) a tbe Ticket Ofhte at Thirteenth and Ca;low
hlU sueeta.
FREH.BT.
Unodsot al descrli tluns torwarrted to all tbe above
poll te iroru the Company's New Freight Depot, Broad
and Wl.low streets
IRMOUT Tfc'.INS
Leave Philadelphia dai i a: ft 30 A. M., 12 44 noon anc
j -t.o 1 si lor heading Lebanon HarrLourg, Pottavtlle,
Foi' f'.lnton. sndall poln b heiond.
4..-1L8
Close at ihe Phi ademhia Post Office tor all p aces on
the road acd Us brsnches a: till, and .or ad piinclpsi
Stations OLly at 214 P. M. 8 15
OK NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
An boy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Contrary's lines
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and way p. aces, irom Y aluut street whari, will leave as
follows ViZ. I . VAUi
At 8 A. M,, v a Csmaen and Am boy Accommoda
tion I2-2S
At 8 A. M., via t anintu and Jersey City Express., 3U
Ai 3 r M via Csn.den anu Anibov express 124
At 12 M. (nooni and 8 P. M. via Camden and Am
bov Accommodation (Freight and Passenger) S 22S
At 6 ana ll-iin P, M. via Csnmeu and Amboy, Ac
commodation (freigm aaa i assenger), 1st oiass
ticket 1-2
2d C .ass Ticket I SO
At 8 and 10 A. M., 2 and 4 P. M., for Mount Ilollv.
Ewansvll.e, Prmherton and Vlnceutown i at 6 A.M..
and 1 H, II, tor Freehold.
At 6 and 10 A. M , 12 M., I 30,8 6. and 11-fKip M for Pal
myra, Rlverton, Delanoo. Beveny, Edgewater Bur
lington. Florence Bordentown etc. '1 he It, a. M. and
4 PM. lines run direct through to Trenton.
LlNEt FROM KESlOTON iEl'OX WILL LEAVfl
AM FOLLOWS :-
At 1114 A. il., 4 30 and 6 44 P. M.. via Kensington
and Jersey City Exp ess S3 -Of
At 12 P. M (Night) via Kensington and Jersey I lty
Express 2'2
r he -44 P. M. Lone will run daily. A 11 others Hundays
excepted
At 7-!)0 and 11'15 A.M.. 3,8-30 4 30, ft and 8 44 P. M., and
12 MiUnlabt. ior Bristol Trenton, eto.
At 7 A. M 10 40. 9, 4 and 8 P M. lor Cornwells. TorrlB-
dale, Ho mesbaig. Te' ony Wlsslnomlng. Bridesbara;
and Frankiord, and at 8 P. M. for Uoimesburg and
Intermediate stations
LELV1DERK DI-XAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Vallev, Northern Pennsyl
vania, snd New York Stale, aud the Great Lakes
Two through trains dally (Sundays excepted) irons
Kensington Depot as foLows:
At7'3UA. M.and 8-30 P. M.
LINES FROM NEW YORE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Will leave trom loot of Cortland street
At 12 M. and 4 P. M.,vla Jersey titv and Camden.
At 7 and 10 and II h A. M., 6 P. M. and 12 Night, via Jer-
sei City ana Kensington.
From Pier No. 1 Nortb river, at I A. M. aid t P. M via
i Amloy and Camdeu.
At 12 M. I and 8 P. M. (Freight and Passenger), via
Amboy and Camden.
Jan. 16. 1866. WILLIAM H. OATZMEB, Agent
7 EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-.
from loot oi MARikEi street ( t pper eriy).
Dai'y,
F
'ALL AND WINTER ARRANOEUENT.
rnmnirnclns WEDNESDAY . November 14. lHtfft.
For Bridgeton. Salem, and a 1 Sta Ions on West Jersey
and Haien. Railroads, at 9 A. M and 3-30 P. M.
Fo. Mil vllle and ail Intermediate Stations, at 9 A. 1C.
srdJi. M
For ( ape May snd Intermediate stations at 0 A. M. te
Mill vllle. connecting with FreUht Train Pasecnger Car
attaehed for t ape May, due 9'44 P. M., and 3 P. It.,
through 1 assenger cue 8 P. M.
Fortilassboro and Intermediate Stations, at ( A.
udlsnP.M.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, eto. at I A. M., t, 9 30
'"Freight train will leave Phi adelphla. rrtjnj Sandlori's
wharf, at 10 A. M ., and Cmrden at 12 M.
J V NN KV NSSKLaER. Superintendent.
THE W Kr T JERSEY EXPRi CO. PnA
will attend to all the usual branches of express business,
p ceive, deliver, and forward tliruuga other responsible
rxprers Companies to all parts oi th country, any
article inrusied to i bem. ' . , .
A Special Messenger accomjames each throucb trahs.
Ofbce No t Wainut street 9 16 9m
Ofc, I' TJILADELPIIIA AND ERIE)
lOOO RAILROAD
This great line traverses the northern and crthest
sountlesoi Pennsylvania o the ct v ol Kris on Lake
File. It has been leased and It la operated by th Peua-
Arrive Ea-twatd-.j- Ma.M r..n f P. M
Leave Westward-Erie Mnfl Train, 7;20 P. M
u x Erie Ex res. 1 rain, 720 A. M.
Passenger ears run throunh on the Kile Mail and
Fxpreas Trains without change, both wajs, between
Philad.lpbl. CONNFCTIOV. .
Leave New York at600P M.,arrlveat Erie at 31 AW
Leave Erie at l t P. M.. arrive at New York 1 14 P. M.
No Changs 01 cars between I lie and ew York.
I legant bleeping a s on all Night Trains.
ror IntormafiorT respeo ina paKsefliier business, apply
at'THIKTlET H and MARKET St'SfcUi, 1 hliudelphia.
And lor freight business of the ompany's Agent
S. B Kingston Jr., comer THIBTKK rft iinflllK
SET Streets, Pbtladolplnai J. W. Reynolds, En WU
lam Brown. Agent, N O. k. i Saiuiuoio.
H. P HOT s i ON, Genera' Freight Agent, Phi'adelphla.
H. W. OW INNER General Ticket Ageni.Phlladelsui
joa 0. POTTS General Manager. Wll' 'amnBO't
ALF BED L. TYLER. Geoarsl Superintendent .
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
; j. , m c a u ta;; 'A n,
' importer and Wholesale Psajer m ,
T.
FANCY G9OD8 SOTIOMS; T0.
FIREWORKS, Fli AGS, "Etc '
i - ' 1 MATCHX8 AKD BLACKIWO, 0 '
' KO. 3 riTRAWltKHHY STltF.KT,
First EUeet above Second between Market and Cbesnut
14 Pmi.Auai.riuA.