CITY INTELLIG ENUE
For Additional Vily Intelligence tee Ei . Idlt rige.
Largk Fenian Mektino at National
' Guards' Hall. Lmi cvenlnar a meeting at the
irienris of Jrmh Imlepenrteneo was helrf at Na
tional Guards' Hall. Long before the hour of
rcanizntion the larec tia'l was deniely crowded,
quite a number.oi' ladies bcinor present. "The
General Bhertuan Circle" came marching into
the hall with martial tniiKic. John Keeuaa
wa. chosen chairman, and Michael Nash secre
tary. Mr. James Gibbons made a few Introduc
tory remarks, after which ho Introduced to the
meeting Hon. Henry A. Worlbington, cx-Con-p-essmnii
from Nevada Territory, who was re
ceived with great applause.
lie said he was pleased to see such a laree
number ot Fenians present. Why should you
not succeed in the movement yon have inauau
rated? For almost three hnudred years vou
have been bowed down aud your nationality
gone; Englia functionaries appointed to admin
ister your laws. 1'ut away your humanism and
go into the light with Knpiand, and so strike
her that she may feel H. Build up yoar army,
atd thus testitV to your Fcnianistn. I don't
desire to see the United States or aay power
send ships of bread to England; but I do desire
to see the United States sotid cannon balls,
mime balls, etc. Into taeir inidpt. It you want
your Independence you must cct it at tie can
non's mouth. If the American Governnieut be
true to itself the American Government can
help you. We will cive ordura not to Interfere
with your gannoats. If we do interfere it will
be alter you have left th United States. If you
pet jour gniilxvits upon the ocean, we will have
one of our quick-pa;lini: vessels out to pick you
tip in case of accident, and protect yon as belli
gerents. If we do that, it will be an army in
Itself. I tell you, Irelutid, backed np by t h ,
American people, can whip a hall-do.en Eu!r
lunds. Who can doubt the success of your
caiiKe? lie true to yourself, and true to the
land of your lathers. You are seeking to obtain
the same great end, tnere'orc harmonize your
orennizatioiis, and pour out your money to 'pur
chase the Irish bonds. In the little town in
which 1 live there w a great Fenian sentiment
prevailing. The speaker concluded his remarks
amid great applause.
Captain Edwaid Powers wvs next Introdnced.
lie said: You are citizens ofthis great republic,
and as such many of you have defended the flag
of this country. A new issue Is offered, that
issue being the freedom of an Island, of a peo
ple, held by a Government who opposed the
.republic of America, and now we are prepared
to oppope that jGovernmeut on a principle of
riebt. We look to the extension of liberty. Wre
are met here to uight lor the purpose of commit
ting no act that will cause a marshal to Belze
you all, but we are assembled here to decide
what neutrality means. 11 it Is proper that
England should end out an Alabama, it is right
that the United States should send out a vessel
to destroy the commerce of England. When an
unjust partisan will eiiter into a ring to cripple
a great nation, It Is onr duty to stand and break
down that power. I care not lor the difference
of opinion. 1 'listened to the gentlemen who
spoke last night. Consider what you have to do.
The men w ho enlisted in18Gl went on an excur
sion. That excursion party was a lesson. The
battle of liull Run led to a'review of 70,000 men.
It j our men did so roach lor America, why not
do it lor the green flag of Ireland ? Do it, be
cause it Is for the liberation ot your native home.
Friends, purchase a rifle, learn to shoot, to tire,
and then you are masters ot England.
The Chairman here read a despatch from New
York stating that General Sweeney had left that
city at 6 o'clock.
Mr. W. F. Carlln wa9 next introduced, and
made an excellent address, giving a statement
ol the wrongs inflicted unon Ireland by the Eng
lish Government, aud In conclusion called upoa
all to secure Irish bonds, and thus eontribute to
the cause of redeeming Ireland. His remarks
were frequently applauded.
A gentleman In the audience made his way to
tho platform and handed iu five dollais towards
the cause, saying that he was good for five dol
lars a week lor one year.
Several other gentlemen came forward and
contributed money.
Colonel O'Keillv then mado a short address,
after which Air. Keenan recited a piece of poetry
on the Irish Rebellion of 170s.
A Mr. Johnson, during the course of his re
marks, was interrupted by great cheering. Gene
ral Sweeney having made his appearunce in the
hall. i
As soon as order was restored, the General
stepped forward anal said: Liidios and gentle
men, I wish I could tind words to express my
thanks for this hearty and cordial welcome. I
doubly appreciate it on account ot the cause in
win h it is given. I am glad I am here with you
now. I have come here to tell you that every
man must act at once. I have mvself been hard
at work for weeks paat. We bavo been, aud are
miikinir preparations In the great object. We
have already made large purchases ot arms.
Ireland is on the point of revolution. I hope
they will not lise at present. It is an attempt
on the part of Enefiind to mako her rise at
pr s nt by suspending the writ of habeas corpus.
I have said that wo must act at ouce, orthe
gioriouB opportunity may pass away. Nature
now gives us poutoon bridges, and we can ac
complish our object as sure as God's In
Heaven. We want "certain means to put
arms In the hands ot our friends.
While our friends are struggling in Ireland
we niimt strike tor tbem, and the ga-e will be In
our ou hands. There is no law to prevent a
United States ciii.en to carrying his arms
throughout the United States. We cannot orga
nize an army to leave tor war with another
nation. Canada is the point, she has a frontier,
and there are a hundred places to enter, ir the
enemy concentrate at one we can enter another.
Canada once in our possession, we will be Joined
In less than three months with Americans, and
we can get all the materials wo want. When we
conquer that territory we will demand the
United States to acknowledge us as belligerents.
England's weak point is Canada. Strike at
Ems land's commerce, and tint is her Tital point.
If Ireland was free Enalaud would sink to a
third iate power. Bring Euirland to terms by
striking at her commerce. Our opportunity is
now, whilo Ireland is struggling for existence.
This country is flooded with soldiers, and they
have their arms iu their possession. I have not
come here to make a speech, but for twenty
years I have been preparing to break the chains
of my native land. It has been my ambition to
see that green nag float over tny mitive land.
The Gcueral here conclude I, amid tremendous
at plause. Tho nicotine then adjourned.
Tub City to bi Cleaned. Yesterday
morning contracts for cleansing tho streets of
this city, and the lemoval ot all dirt, garbage,
offal, allies, dead animals, and other refuse mat
ter therefrom, were ejitcrcd into by Mayor Mo
Michael, in accordance with an ordinauce
adopted at tho last mectim.' of City Councils.
For cleaning that part ot the city north of
Maiket street, the contract lias hern awarded to
Messrs. Smith .t Hill: aud for the district south
ol M arket street, to Mr. Henry liiekley. Those
parties are well known as having formerly been
contractors with the citv tor the same work.
Mr. hickley had charee of the street cleanlii" in
the old city proper lor a nun,brr of years prior
to consolidation. Mr. Smith undertook tho same
work two or three years ano, but wus unsuccess
ful, and we believe his contract was set asido by
Mayor Henry, who receive 1 such authority from
Councils. At that time, Mr. Smith's contract
Was directly with Council, a fact which place I
many obftacles in the way ot a proper perform
ance of the woik.
The contracts ju-t made by tho Mayor ore
under authoiity ot a law which limits the
sum (o be expended to S9 i, 000 per nnnuiu for a
term of live yean., payable monthly in eiiual
, poriioiib, after tho work is done. Streets in the
busiuei-s portions of the city tiro to be cleaaed
twice in each week, the woik to bo dono nt
night, or between (i P. M. and 8 A. M.; aud all
other paved streets, alleys, courts, lanes, gutters,
and gutters under railway crossings, are to be
cleansed at least ouco in each week. Ashes,
garbage, aud other refuse matter Hre to be re
moved once in every we"k. The contractor! aie
also required to keep the inlets to public sewers
clean und clear of all obstructions. The entire
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
work of cleaning the city will bo done tinder the
supervision of the Chief Inspector ef Streets,
and a Joint Committee of Councils, who are au
thorized to reserve one-twelfth, of tho whol
amount of such contract as may be due each
month, to gaard against any default on the part
of contractors. Arrangements are being mado
to commence the work daring the coming week,
and it is hoped the city will soon be placed in
that state ot cleanliness for which If was at one
time so remarkable.
rowc Items. George Bower?, William
Kratton, and Win. Wood had a final bearing yes
terday, at the Central Station, on the charge of
having been concerned In tho thelt of money
fron a desk in the Standard Mill. Th's is the
case in which the superintendent of tho mill
was unlustly suspected, and it was stated yester
day, by one of the witnesses, that Bowers, who
afterwards conies ed to the theft, hud been set
to watch the superintendent and report his
movements. The officer who had the matter In
hand testified to tho recovery of about ono hun
dred and thirty dollar fromundiira platform
at the depot of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Railroad Company, where Da wen ejonfeased be
had placed it. Hralton was chargod with an
additional offense, that of having in his posses
sion a promissory nolo for about three hundred
dollars, the property of Mr. Samuel W. Raa iall.
Mr. Kamlull testified that he last saw the note
in the early part of January last, but he could
not tell how it was taken out of his possession.
The accused were all held for their appearance
at court.
Yesterday Alderman Lutz bound over Wm.
Sneakman and Wm. S. Wright to answer tho
charge of selling lottery policies, and Harrison
Limning and Darnel Epley, on the char e of
aiding and abettinsr in tae sale ot policies.
Michapl Parrou was arre9rod on Tuesday after
noon lor reckless driving. lie was the driver of
the wacon w hich ran over and fractured the
arm of Mr. ISrechcman, at Second and Dock
streets. Uarron was held to answer by Alderman
Hurley.
A colored man named James Frngcson was
arrested on Tuesday afternoon, at Now Market
and Green streets, by oflicer Fisher, of the fce
yenth District Police, upon tie charge of the
larceny of a thirt. lie was held to bail in the
sum of $:no to answer by Alderman Toland.
An Individual named John Fisher was ar
rested yesterday morning by Officer Catren, of
the Eiehth District Police, on the charge of the
larceny of a quantity of lead pipe. He was hold
in $500 ball to answer by Alderman bosweiL
Trial of Disinfectants. Yesterday
afternoon, at the corner af Second and Morris
streets, two new disinfecting compounds were
tested in the presence of several physicians aud
members ot the Hoard of Health. The deodori
zing liquids are patented. The experiments
were conducted by the inventor. Ono of the
liquids is for use in cesspools, the other for dis
iniecting pulrld offal. Both were tried with
success, so far as changing the odor of tue
decomposed matter was concerned. The experi
ment with tht odal was more successful than
the other. It is claimed that bv the application
of the compound to the contents of cesspools,
the latter, while deprived of its noxious effects
upon the atmosphere, loses none of its qualities
as a fertilizer. A more extensive trial would
probably be necessary to determine lully the
value of the invention, although several 6( the
gentlemen present expressed satisfaction at the
results.
Collecting Asnrcs fWoin
to avail themselves of any means that may be
...v.. I niuuvai in usiies. in ine aosenco
ol their removal by the authorities; but some
of the vehicles pmnlnni inr n,ot nn. .-,,,
the most unsuitable that can be imagined, and
ouuutu uui uc ciiuiiwju io oe useu. une was
seen upon the streets yesterday, which was
-JV"1V u iu iMcui-s BL every turn Ol tne
wheels, and the ashes, hnvinrr hum n.i,i nn tn
, 1 ' ft n ijijii UU IU
the height of three or lour feet in the middle of
it. with a tailboard Tint, mnra than f
. " ie. tuau Pi A lUV.XJUTS
high, they were constantly falling out, and
....v. u.inu uitu mr mum ur over me ciotaes of
the passers-by. Suitable covered carts or
wagons should only be permitted to be used in
the removal ol ashes, whether done by the
A Woman Shot. About ft nVinnV iot
cvening.lWilliam Suell, wile, and small son were
walking up Girard avenue together, and when
near Vienna street nimi linlnmvn nnro.. .,ri
a pistol at the party, the ball from which took
ell cct in the head ot Mis. Suell, causing a flesh
wound. The injured womau was rentovad to
ler residence, No. 229 Palethorp street.
A City's Amusements.
A letter from Drparlon flu, a
. " " vuuo ouuo lip mo
ratlc and tneatiiriu npifnrn-iavisAa m.
I ... ",u ... J.) Vl IUU- UMlSt
year in that city: "From the report of the
Royal Theatre, just published, it appears that
theie were three hundred and twenty-uve lib-hta
i.- unuum j x huh jjeceniDer si, ltitib, ou
which the house was opsn to the public, and
daring the year no less than one hundred and
Clghtv-twn rlitt'prpnt ninn. utar. ..In ,n,i i i.
j ... ii.",riojcu, ui nuiuu
twenty-three were produced for the first time
D .1 , 1 ini I . I H , . '
wcic wutii ib canea neu-eitutuutrt.'
Of the one lmnilrnil anil tt a.iv
pieces Jorty-two were opeias. The total number
vi uviiinuioutM iiuiOB or lour smaller pieces
being sometimes piven on ono right) wa3 four
lormed seventeen times, Schiller sixteen, Gn the
five, Lcssing three, Mozart twenty, Meyerbeer
seventeen, Atiber fourteen, Wagner thirteen,
Weber eight, Rossini six, Donizetti five, Bon-1
dieu four, Cherubinl three, Beethoven two, Bel
lini two. There TA Tint mnnv IhootKoa r,V. t i
Tniutt, -wDere such a vanctv oi' really oocl per-
A French mnrrtiila nlilnH ,i
.....v ma uiuit uy us
8 mUSlClIln in tllA lV.I-h nrmn II, 1....J !.
stationed in the neighborhood of Pans. Ho
began life not only with a coronet in his cradle
but with an estate of $00,000. All of it is gone
eYCCOt fort.r Hnllnra unri ha la o t
It melted in womau s false smiles and falsa pro-
i,s.c IUUWUO,
INTERNAL REVENUE.
JJNITED STATES HE VENUE STAMPS
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAiirS.
TEIXCirAL DEPOT,
No. yol CIJESNIJT STI1EET,
CENTRAL DETOT,
No. 103 S. FIFTH STREET
(Ono door below Chesnut.)
ESTABLISHED 1SG2.
It EVEN UE STAMPS of every description con
stantly on hand, and in any amount.
Order by Mail or Express promptly attondod to.
United States Notes, DrafU on rtifladelnhla or
New York, or Current Funds rocolvod in pay
ment.
1'iirticular attention raid to small orders.
Iho decisions ol tho Comiiimsion can be consulted.
hud uny liiforniatiou regarding tno law cheerfully
given.
The following rntos of discount are allowed:
On all orders of $25, two per contdlsoouut.
On all orders of $100, threo per cent, discount.
On all oraors of $00, four per cent, discount.
All otderi should be sent to
HARDING'S STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 Chesnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, 16
AMUSEMENTS.
"niBLEY'8
CONTINENTAL
NEWS
JLl
Cnoir!RAtii to sll o'r ot AjaDmnt martMhtd
np to KM o'clock idt evening. 1 at lj
pHOlCE BEATS AND ADMISSION B.
J Tickets can hd tt
iRoi.RAMMB orrici, !
Ko. 4S1 rni BM T eirret. nppotlte the Poe tOfflce,
tor the t tiff) it, Arcb, U'llnui, and Acadenjr of 1iilo,
np to 8 o'clock, evfrv evenio. w
POYEII OF ACADEMY.
CIIAS. II. JA11VI&
FOUUTII MATLXEE,
ON THURSDAY, MATvCH 8, !
. AT FOUR M.'
KINCLE ADMISPIOJT OSK tiOLLvtl
Tfrketn and 1 rognmruei at the Hnglo Btjres. 3 3 4t
fTEW CHKSXUT STKKET TUEATHE.-
LKMNAhU UK0V4.lt U WILLIAM E. SINN, Liem
ViLLlaM . BIN... ............ ...Besldontilanaser
amIH J5 RMN(r,
A flKKAi liurm.K BILL.
JMMI.J.8U A1TKAI TION.
Boon oprn at B 4A. Curtain rlho at V'
lip tireiit lliHtorical lirnma, In tliroo tcn.
liramutizcd by J v. fo-TKK, t i , nu,l cutltlcd
111b l'HKEK UUAUU8MLN.
.' thos Mr. K MOHDAUVT
I'orihos nr. :. LkA'I
-jwnilf Mr. F. FOB I KR
1 .i mi.min Mt.U. 11 i LAIIKK
The i-crionimiice to cone udn with F.auche'i ';liariii
liiS cpinudu iu two Bem, cmltlud
CllAKLK-s XII. .
THE Plf OE OF BTBALVKD.
MlhS JONIK OKTON AS CTiIOA.
CharlcsMl Klim oi SneUon Mr. J. T . WARD
Adam Itroik ...Mr. F. atOKDAUNi'
8ATVRDAY AFil.KNdUN i arch In.
MXlV bhVi.N l H (R.NI F M II Y MAI1SEE,
'IHKTHKH.K (iirUHSMRN,
FRIDAY KVKMMi, March 9,
BKM.HI OF AMt. F. MOKlDKT,
IODAY F.Vl NINii, March 12, will be produced a
pownriul Local Drama, ontnlwt
"HE KlkKMKN OF FHILADELPITIA.
lTJEtiDAY, MAKi'Il 13, AKTEHNOON A. SO
KVKNIMJ,
M M BENEFIT 'lO THF. FIEEMEN
disabled at the laie illtBsiroucllre.
In active preparation.
'I UK LOST JEWELS.
Amnllna to evening performance, 25 canto, 5J coats,
and Si Duora open t -43, curtain neat7 30.
IS
JEW CHESNUT STKEET THEATRE.
MR. FRANK MORDATTNT
tales pleasure In announcing hla
XHIKD ANNUaL BF.XEFIT,
OnFRIDAY(i O-Morrow) KVEMNG, March 0.
wben a varied UU of attraction will be prnented, con
sisting of the ever popular
don t a;sar T)E BAZAN.
Don Cirar(lrt time la this city)... .Mr F. MOBDATJST
hupporled bv the full iireiiKtli of the company.
The- cc 1 hrattd l'oem. wrltteu by our Uiwimcuan.
HtnryB. Ulni.Eiq., entitled '
SHALL AM K RIC A RULS?
F MORDAI'NT.
Concluding with the glorious drama of
IKBLASD A8 11 WAS
Ragncd Pat (first time) Mr. F. MORDAITNT
Judy O'Trot Mrs. F. MORDAUJf r
A'l the iavorltta In the cunt.
MKS. JOHN DKEW'8 NEW AKCH STREET
THF ATRK. Beglna at 1H o'clock.
I'NAUATKD MJCCEH9 OF "SAM."
THIRD WEEK OF M R. CHA FR KU.
. - . LxsT K,VK moms of "sam "
MOSDAY, TUF8DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
ami FRIDAY EVEMNC1M laaauA
De Waldca'a five act Corned ot
"SAM." jit n
f am Sir. OHANFRATT
Laurs OLIVE LOGAN
Bill Crockeit DE WaLDEN
ytneral Koaivn Mr. F. F. Muckay
Jaincj Plushley Owen Marlowe
Mik Euphemia Roily a Mre. Thaver
Iniily ( rouley.. Mm. T. A. Crease
FRIDAY. BEKHFIT OF MR. CHAMFRAU.
PoHiiiveiy laat night of "HAM."
Beats accured tlx days In advance.
TEW AMERICAN THEATRE
A WALMJT Slreot, above Eiehth.
BEST EKTERTAINMENT IN T'UE CITY.
., n , v EVERY EVENING,
ASiD OU WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
JNOONS SPLFKDtp BALLETS, BRILLIANT COMEDIES.
LauHhuble Burlesques, Uumoroua Farces,
iicllgbtiu Bal aua. comic Pantomimes,
t.EMU.N NOVELTY MERIT.
Amoflcmcnia of all nutions combined. Star Dramatic
pSnayme(orrar8J U UaUut- ithlo""" nJ
te.,.,1."g,T.oor8 Pen ot 7 o'clock j commence nt 7 SO.
rHii.i ACCOMMODjLlIt.N 'OF LADI ES AND
i J Matincea will be given evorv Wednesday
and feature ay aitcruoons. Duora open at 2 o'clock:
conimi nce at i 30
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC TALENT.
SIGJ.ORA JOVETIA, 1HK GREAT ITALIAN DAN
PEl ESK.
K'lle Dullng. Mr. C. W. smith, and his grand Coros-do-BalletlOU
tiUcntcd Artists. . "P-
f ALMT bTUr.M" TH E A X It b.S. E.
' X o'clm' and WALN V Streets. Beglna at
'IHUHSDAY. CLARKE AS TON Y LUMPKIN
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF dR. J. b CLARKE
A GREAT BILL TO K1GUT,
Goldsmith a brilliant Crnnedy ot
8HK STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Bouclcault'a affei tlve Drama of
TliE WILLOW COPSE.
FRIDAY- PARK WELL BENEFIT OF
. , MR. J. 8. CLARKE
When he will appear on the samo night, for tho first
time, as Major De Boots in
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.
AND
TOt . j TOODLF.S.
Which (wo comic characters Mr. Clarke bos acted In
ew York alone ') t'mes.
SATURDAY, Clarke's forty-second and farewell
night.
s
CITAMORnCYLOP.
T Tl D" T 1 v n
A i. 1. i. A X'.
with the Voynge Tlome to New York
PAINTED Ot atlOOO FEET OF CANVASS.
FoB A SUOKI TIME ONLY,
AT NATIONAL 11 ALL,
MARKET Street, above Twelfth,
. ro'nienclng MONDAY, March 12.
TQE CABLE JUBILEE, '
"NEW YORK ILLUMINATED,"
AMD Till CKLKBUATKU
"BURNING BUI P,"
given with each entertainment.
A1).V1M0N reduced t 25 CENTS
Per onnance at 8 o'clock P. M.
Matinee, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 3
0 cluck P.M.
Scholura admitted to Matinee for 10 cents.
Doors open at 2 and 7 1'. M. J7 6t
ATIOXAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
abuve Twelfth.
PECOND WEEK, ASDPo"siTlYELY TII LAST,
Commencing
M('KTAY EVENINO. March 5. and
EVERY I-VKNINU Dl'KIMl 1H.; WfcEK,
i.v .r. . 1 A'l HER Kt-Mf'S OLD FOLKS,
with their splendid
o .,. . , BRASS BAND.
Brilliant reception ot
EMMA .T. NimOLS,
, . , , The Ji'iiu.v Llnd ot Anerlca.
Admission, 3U ccniB. Four tlcaels for 1. Chtldrou ,
IS cents.
Doors open at 7 j commence at 8 o'clock.
GRAND MATIN EhS
WFDNFBDAY AND tA t tin DAY AFTERNOONS,
At 3 o'clock.
QOSTUMES ! COS T U M E S i
A splendid assort nicnt ot
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR I.1ASQUERADES,
Aro ottered to the attention ot the bail-golug public at
th 8 gay and letlvo seasou, at the
COSTIJMKHY.
Cf twenty -Ave yoiirs' establishment,
No. O I 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Eyery effort will be niB'lo to pleaso the taste of those
who cttend the C arnival lails of tho Reason.
W. C. DESMOND.
20 lm No. 017 BACK street.
ACADEMY OF FIJJE ARTS, CHESNUT
J Street, above Tenth.
Open irom B a. M. till 6 P. M.
Boujamhi West's iireat Plcturo of
..... JURIST RliJECT'ED
still on exhibition.
GK R M A N Fa OUCHF;f5lRA.-PTJBUC RR.
hearsals everv 8TIKDAY APTERsiOOST AT
MUBKALH:ND HALL. HH o'c'oek. EuKageuienta
ntlnliv.ilil.u..luijL nunv n in p. u . ... ......
MOM LliL Y iirtet, betweto Knee aud Vino 1 1 Jul
HYDE'S XA.TKIST
AROMA &AiNG AND CONDENSING
COFFEE BHOWNER, '
1
FOR ; nOTELS, OROCERS, HOSPITALS,
Military Barracks, and all other sUblishmenta nalnt
qnantltles f Coffee
By tills Machine the Coffee Is SAVKATKO brown.
Instead of being BUIINKI) brown, thereby laving from
40 to 80 per cent more IRON A than when done In the
mnal way.
A PATEKT TESTER Is attached, which enable
the operator to are when the Coffee Is done Brown.
CAN BJ3 CHANGED IN A MOMENT INTO
A FltAKKMN OH AIR-TIGHT
STOVE FOR HEATING
PURPOSES.
They work like a charm, ALWAYS giving entire
SATISFACTION.
For particulars coll or send for a circular, which con
talni testimonials Horn many of the
L'nltcd Mates Hospitals,
Flrst-clnss llotcls,
and Grocers
Sow having them In use. Also, .
HYDE'S PATENT
AROMA SAYING AND CONDENSING
FAMILY COFFEE BROWNER,
On the same principle, being In the form of a STOVK
COVER. Will suit any STOVE or It A NOB.
The Coffee Is browned PERIAKCTIjY UNI
FORM 1n a FEW MINUTES' TIME.
ONE POUND ItROIVNED In this Machine has
about the SAME STRENGTH as two roasted in tho
usual war. BESIDES giving the Coffee In ALL ITS
PURITY and FRAGRANCE.
For sale by
JIAEDWABE, nOUSE-FUBNISniNO, AND
STOVE SIOBES GENEBALLT.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
HIDE & TLXGLET,
Ho. 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue,
2 13 Imo PHILADELPHIA
COAL.
COAL! COAL!:
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL YARD,
NINTH STREET,
BELOW CIRARD AVENUE.
BR AKCH OITICE CORNER OF SIXTH AND
BPE1JNG GARDEN SlRfcETS. 21
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER CJ ,
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL,
BY 2 HE CABGO OB SINGLE TOU.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Haa constantly on hand a competent supply of tlit
above superior toal, suitable tor family use, t
which he calls the attention of hia friwnds and the
public generally.
Ordtra left at No. 206 S. Fifth etreot, No. 82 8
8eventeeuth street, or through Despatch or toet
Ofllce, proa ptly attended to
KLftKioii wUAixir of BLAotsiirrns
COAL. 7 g j
J O B E 11 T F. BENDER,
COAL DEALER,
S. W. C0BKER EE0AD AND CALLOWHlXL STREETS,
rnii.ADEi.rniA.
None but the best WEST LEHIUH, all sizes, from the
Greenwood Colliery, on hand, and for sale for CAbU
ONLY. C2l0 6m
Also.tKGIKE, HEATER, AND FURNACE COAL.
STOVES. RANGES. &o.
QULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
II 0 T - A I R FURNACE.
RANGES OF ALL, SIZES.
ALSO, PniEGAE'S JEW LOW TRESSUBF
STEAM HEAlINti APPAKALU3.
FOB 8ALX BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
No. 1102 MaliKEl 8TRKKT.
64$
RAILROAD LINES.
ORAKfJE AM) ALKXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and aner MONDAY, February li. two dallv
trains will run between Washington and L nib hurt
connecting at (ionlouvvl le with Virvln la Central lull
rokd trains to and from Richmond, as follows i
JIAIL TRAIN.
Itave WashlnKton dally (huuJar excepted), at 645
AM, and arilvc at Lyncnbu rg at 6-15 P. M.
Leave Lynchburg at 1 A.M and arrive at Wanhlnir
ton at 6 26 I. Al l
fcXrHES TRAIN.
Leave Washington oUv (lnclinllnir Punday) at 6 05 P.
M and arrive at Lynchbu'K at 6 00 A. M
Leuve Lynchburg at (WO f . -U. aud arrive at Washing
ton at 610 A. M.
Hoth trains making clono connections at Lvnchhurg
for all points South and Southwest, und at WashliiHiou
tor North and Northwest.
Flrel-claas sleeping cars will be attached to the n'ght
trnlns.
The road fs attractive, not only for Its comfor'ahle
ae uiiiimiilntlotiH, but tor the tact that It pitssoa the n w
hi -tone localities !' Kairl'ax, liuil Run. JUanassaii, liris
too, l atlett's, Rupiialiauutick, I'ulpeper. Oraiigo, and
UonlonsvUle. places ot imperishable Interest iu tho
popular mind.
Through tickets to all points South and Ronthwet
mav he had In Hoston, Nw York, I'hllad'iliihln, unit
llaiflniore, mid at tho ofllces of tho road In Washington
and Alexandria. W. II. MoiiAKFERTV,
ilti General Hupurluteudcut.
rrilE STAJIP AGENCY, NO. !t(U CHESVUT
1 8THKET, AHOVil.TmiiD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AW Hl.HI.'iOKOKK
KTAVI'H ol KVfcHY PFHCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND AND IN AMY AMOUNT. II 1
BBIDESBITBO MACHINE WORKS,
Ho. 5 V. HOST STREET,
MIILAPKLI-H1A.
We are prepared to tUI ordura to any extent lor out
well known
MACHISEKTFOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN IfTLTA
ncluilliig all recent improvement Iu earning, Bplnnlug.
and Vi avlug.
We invite the at teat Ion of manunutarert to oar exUe
fve worts.
1 J ALFRED JESE8 & BOS.
MARCH 8, 18GG.
RAILROAD LINES.
T) E A 1) I N O R Ai LB O A D.
1 V frRFAT TBFNK TINE
FBOM rmLADKLTHIA Vo TH INTFBTOB Oi
JV?'JlT.kVJ,lA' Tu,! 81 "UYLRUJL,
l?7.-ili.RAi; W Mr,T ' PA8SKNOFR TRAINS.
Ur taonia. btreeta, hUadelht. at the loU.w.
. , MORNINO MAIU
.11 . 'piA;.2f K"',,l,nl' telmnon Bartehara-, Vetts.
!" . Tmma. Kunhmy, Wllilam.port,
bis rain cmnecta at kFADINO with 'be Eaat Pen
vivania hal rood tialna lor AHeniown. eo.i and wit
9,R.r Ll I ON wl'h Catawlssa Rail roa" train
IJili anifport. Lock Haven, Klml a. eto 1 at 1MB
. o 1."' orbern Central, t unilwriand Vallo
ami Srhu, IXII and HuMiorhanna train for N, rOi
nmleiland Wllliawsport, York, Chamberabarg. lto.
. AF'l f RJSOOS EXPREH8
l.faves Th Ucelpbia at 1 lo r. M.,ior Rending, Fon.
i ? rI.'',!!, ,etc ' e'nfotnB with Reading aD
lo'umlua Railroad train tor Colombia, etc. and wiu
(aiawtana Kal road train lor Milton, WUiiamauori
injlra, linl'a;o, etc.
, KEAI'INO AC OMVODATIOT.
U(l Heading at 30 A. JU.. stooping at all wu
a atlci.s. arrive. , fhMade Phla at: a M.
tiso'i'; TVI,h' "iel"h" " 4 ' P' M" rrtTe' '
Trains lor 1 l.ll,lplpl, tare Burrfsnnrg at 7-V A. M
f ru V1"' 8';'" A M- r'v"'i' In I hil-de ahlaat
' Attermon tialra leave HnlHburg at l-tt
Ulphl.'.tlKM8 ' " P-i,- rr,VUl rui-
A',"f"i',l,r-,.J'h 'asser.ger car attached, leavet
Phl adelphla at .3 4 noon lor Keailliig and ail w av t.
1 S i.UiVCr' liST1,n; ' ,1''30 A M- Downing'ton at
1 ... H. L ' 1 n' "d'lPhla and ail wav stations.
A II the above truina riin dally. Hnndaf a excepted.
oVp bia at V'l " MV PortviJ'e 8 A" aU r nll
( UKS I EH VALLEY FAILROAP.
i.l!rt!Tl!!? '.or ';on'nn and Imernieillate pola
nln ,ii '"J 4 " .P- trln" tr 1'bUadel
Hi! cTi Downlngton at 7 OS A. M. aud
KEW IOKI EXTKE8eVF(B PITT8BUKQ AND TNI
IraveaNew York at9'i0 A.M. andg-OOP.M., naaalrf
Kf XrV U kS2&z
iti'ssa V.EK v:iZoZttM"'
uJuf:i'Pr",Tralal,,v''Tfbnrg on arrival
ei 1 nns Ivanla pres irom PltPburg, at i and Of
at New York at 10 A. M. and 8 -451' A! Bieeolnu C'a
aci ompanv Inr tl ese trains throng tetween Jroev t'ltt
and 1 ittsbnrg. wltbou. charge. u"
ItaU Iraln for New York leaves Fiarrlsbnrg at 1 41
P M. Mall Train for lianlsbuig leaves New XorkatlJ
Moon. v
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY BAILROAD
Trains leave Tottsvl le atb-46 and lino a. M.and 71
tir Mcu,ulll'lM,m TmQuaat7 Ma. At. aud 1-40 au
I.',t.1,i'KIL NI BY89WHANNA RAILROAD
Trains leave Auburn at 7 3A A. M. for Pincsrove and
Hanisburg, and at Ijyi I. M. lor Mnegrove and lVZm"u
returning irom Harrlsburg at 4-00 p. V aad nem Tre
uiont at 7 00 A.M. and boo P.M.
Through first class tickets and 'emigrant tickets to all
tic principal points In the Nonh and West and Canadae
1 he lollow lug tlckeis are ontained oniy at the OtMot
ol b radiurd,Trtaaurer, No m 8. Fourth street. Phlla
leading 01 Nlcollf, tieneral Bupeiintendent
' rowMrTAnoN tickets.
At 25 per cent discount, between any point desires
for amilles and firms
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2f00 miles, between all points, at 32-N eaol
lor families aud Arms
UK A SON TICKETS,
FO' three, six nine, or twelve months, fer hold
only, to a.1 points at reduced rates
CLUtOYMKN
Refilling on the line of the road will be Mi minted wtts
cards, enUt!i:ig theinselves and wives to tlckeis at hal
iare
., FXCCESIONTIf KET8.
From Phi ade.phia to principal stations, good foi
catuiilay, t-nndSv and Monday, at redu-ed fare, to b(
had only at the Ticket Oltiee at Thirteenth and Callow
hiU streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods ot al' deserfntiona forwarded to all the above
points irom the Company's New Freight Depot, Broad
aud Wtllow streets
FREIGHT TRAIH8.
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 30 A. M., 12 48 noon. an
k M . lor Reading LeDanon. Harrltourg, PotUVlUe.
Pen Clinton, and all poin'sbevond.
mails
f1!.. . I h. Phi .if al KU 1) . - ... 1 .
the road and lis branches at 6 A. M. aud lor a.1 principal
Btatlona only at21oP. M. a IS
OK NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
S: Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company s lines
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK "
and way pieces, irotu Walnut street whari, will leave as
lollOWS, Viz. : FABJt
At H A. Al., yia Camaen ;and Amboy Accommoda
tion f 2'4a
At 8 A. tl., via t auiaen and Jersey City Express... 3 no
At 2 P M. via Camden and Am boy Express 2 2J
At 12 M. (noon) and 8 P. M., via Camden and Am
boy Accommodation (Freight and Passenger)....! i-2j
Al and ll'Wi P. M. via Camaen and Amboy, Ao
coinnodatlon (Freight ana Passenger), 1st class
ticket j-2a
2d Ciass Ticket 1 50
At and 10 A. M., 2 aud 5 P. M., for Mount Holly,
Ewandvil.'e, Pcmberton and Vtncentown ; at a A.4I..
and! P.M.. lor Freehold.
At Sand 10 A. M., 12 M., 3fl,5 . and ll'MP M., for Pal
myra, hlverton, De'anco, Heveriy, Edgewater. Bur
lington, Florence Bordentown etc. The In a. M. aud
8 P M. lines run direct through to Trenton
LINEb FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAV
Ah FOLLOWS :-
AtUiB A. M., 4 30 and 0 48 P. M.,yla Kensington
and Jersey City Fxpiess gj-ot
At 12 P. M iNlght) via KeiiHlngton and Jersey city
Ixpress 2 28
1 he 6-48 P. M. Luie will run dally. Ail others Sundays
excepted
M, ?u.d JV15 A;,-. ?' J 4'30-8 and 6 P M.. and
12 Midni.ht, lor Bristol Trenton, eto.
At 7 A. M., 10 80, 3, 5 and 6 P. M. fort omwells, Torrls
dale, Homesbuig. Ta ony Wlsslnonilne. Brldesburg
and trankiord, and at 8 P. M for Uonnesbura and
Intermediate r-tations
LFLV1DLHK DILAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Vallev, Northern Pennsyl
vania, and New ork Maie, and the Great Lakes.
Two through trains daily (Suudays exoeutedj from
Kensington Depot as follows 1 .
At 7 30 A. M.aud 3-3(1 P. M.
LlNlA FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
. .... Will leave irom loot ol Cortland street
At 12 M. and 4 P. M,, via Jersey City aud Camden.
At 7 and 10 and 11 h A. M , 6 p. M. aud 12 Night, Yia Jor-
se City ana Kensington.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 8 A. M. and 3 P. II. via
Amboy and Camdeu. '
At 12 M. t and 6 P. V. (Freight and Passenger), via
Amboy and Camden,
Jan. 13. lm. W IIXIAM H. OATZMFR, Ageat
"IITEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.-.
Tl From toot 01 MARKET Street 1 Upper Feny).
Daf'y, exceut hunda s '
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing ft EDNEf-DAY, November IS. 188.
For lirldgeton. Halem, and all Bta'lonson West Jersey
and Salem Railroads, at 9 A. M and I'30 P. M.
Fo. Mihvllle and aii Intermediate Stations, att A. M
anrt.li. m
For Cape Vty and Intermediate Stations at 0 A. M.to
Millvllle, com vctlng with FreUbt Train Pasncngor Cat
attached lor cape Aiay, due 348 P. Al., and ii P.M.,
through Passenger ouo 8 P. M.
For GlaaslMuro and lutermedlute Stations, at 9 A. Si.,
For Woo'd bury, Gloucester, ete. at 9 A. M.. 1. J
and 30 P. M. '
Freight train will leave Thl adelphia. irom Sandford's
rhart, at 10 A. M ., and Camden at 12 af.
J VAN Kt NSHKLaER. Superintendent
THE WfT JfcRhMY F.XPRj.tt- COipAN
will attend to all the uual brandies pi express business,
receive, deliver, and torward tbrougH. other responsible
txprets Comnuiiles. 10 all parts 01 the country, auj
article in 'runted to them.
A H pedal Messenger accomjanloi each tbrouth trale
Oflice. No. 5 Wamut street b i(j gm
i'Ul LADELPHIA AND Klill
loUii railroad.
This great line traverses tho Northern and Korthwer
couutltsoi Pennay vania to the env 01 frle on Luke
Ki le. It has beeu leased aud it Is operated by the Peun
slvnnla Railrobd (ominy,
riMK Ol" rAKhKNOi UTKAINSaTPBILADELPHIA
Arrive Fastwa,d- rle A.all Tram Hlu P. M.
' Erie Kxuress Iraln. 11-10 A. M.
Leave Westward Krle Mill Train, 7 20 P. M.
" ' Erie F.x ress 1 rain, 7-20 A. M.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mall ane
Fmwhi Trains without cnauge, both waii, betwoer
fbiladelpbla and krle.
Nl W YORK CONNFCTIOV.
Leave New York at 6 IX1 P Mv arrive at Erie at S IT A M
1 save Krlo at p?6 P. M.,aruVe at New Y'ork 1 18 f, M
No change 01 curs between Kile and New York,
legant leeplug I aie on all Night iraiiia.
For Imormation repecilii pasenner business, npp'.y
at 'J H1U1 li I H and MARKET steeta, Thiladulnhia.
And lor freight bu-liics ot the oinpany'a Agoiits.
H. 11 Kingston. Jr., coruor TH lTK . 1 ft snd'MoR.
ii'.T Ktretds, I'hllailelphiai J. W. Roynolds, Erie; VYil
lam Brown, Agent, N U.K. t. iiaiiiUioro.
li. Ii HOI's'j ON, (ieneral Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. W. GWINNKR. General llcket Agent.Plilludelsbl
JOS l. P01T8 Geneial Manaver, Wllllamsuurt
A I K RED L. TYLHt. Gentral fiunennteudent.
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &c.
Y J. M c Q U I G A Nf
Jmponer ana vi noiesaie t'caier in
FANCT' GOODS, NOTIONS, E10,
FIREWORKS. FLAGS. Etc
MATCHES AND BLACKING,
NO. H STHAWnHUIlY STREET,
First Btree above fecond bttweun Market and Chesnu t
84 PauAvau-uu.
RAILROAD LINES.
itU "f.Vfl'J- rt nnimencIng MONTtAT. Jannary S,
itfs 1 Wli?JriV,f!5Tr wreer of. BROAD 6 tree
ana WAblilNGlQN Avrnne. as followsi
?iiim! i5'V,v4.M.A'M (ndaji3tnted). tbr
Paliimore and Waibhigton. aionping at Wilmington.
Vl?V,:JlJ.nat'ni' Aberdeen, Perry man's:
Darnells and Mcniu.fr a Hun. .j
...;,,r? Kr""i Train at 8-15 A.M (Snnday ex?
taVi'ns'. 1 Jl,biry "for. n Intermediate
R.?y ,n Jr,hl " 18 A vM- ("ondaj t exeepted), for
Baltimore stopping at Cheater, Thirlow. Llnwood.
C armnnt and all rnni.r ......... J ... m.T
BtidBal ,m. """" "t-mingtOB
Fxprcds Train at 2 45 P.M. iCandava inenfmli (X.
l-.A'lln...
crr,..i . "1 stopping at ci, ester
and Washingion, slopping at ci ester
V if . 1. i-rwri. a. tton North-east
l inyvliie, Havre oe Grsce, Aberdeen. Perr.nmn'a.
AlfguoilaandMeninicr-sKuaJ. oorrulcn' "nan.
w aMngton, Horning at Chester 1 hurlow. I.lnwoud.
VeV,vvMt..l"ml"Mo;- Kc,"'rk' E,k''. No bKas?;
rrriyvl letnd Havre de-Orace.
Paxunt-rrs by p,0at irom Haltimore lor F. rtteas
tbe n"iA rTri:in l'y V"at nU KltnmonI UWi
u'"'? n",(lil,'"n"1' accommodation for those holdln
I hroagh Tickets lor Ilaitimore. Wsshincton and fouth-
l'rrm'"riSsAnhPi,CLftl ie'v" the Phliarte nhla
Depot at 11 30 A.M.. connecting at dray's Fetry with,
the M orning t xpre-s'lrain irom New York
VlI.!ltT(lN AtcOMMOntllON TRAINS
WllnXnV " 6taUon, betweon Philadelphia and
i?ne"v J'.!l'1.a!'nn,, R1' nrt ll ' A. M and S 90
8(10. and 7 00 P M The 8 80 P. M. train onneeM witS
Delaware Railroad (or tllUord and ImerrncdE " Matnsf
.A MfJ P Tmta ' r0U' 8 ,S' 'Ud JU . andTo
8 30r'..'d 8; W"9 l0BVe """"'P"1" U A. M
THKOCOH TBtIN. FROM TIALTTMOTIF.
Leave W llmlngton at V.. and 4 30 andy-.Vi u
llt.ER KOK PIIILaDI-.LPHI V.
iSTdtt0,1.'.8,?8, d lu u A-u-ni
HXJI PALTIMOKk TOPItlLADFLPIMA
Leave Haltimore 8 28 A.M.. Way Mailt lio P v
EaprefSt S SS I AL. k xpress- 9 T P M Express. '
An Aecon.niodiitlon Irnin for Unvro-de-Uraee and In.
Urmedlato stations wi.l h ave Pa tlinore ai 4 10 p M
I RAINS FOR MALilMiiRtT ,l
l eave Chester at 9 82 A. M.. 3 23. and 11 80 P. M.
4-ve WBjlngtonatl2 27, 813, and 10 33 A, AI., and
PCNPAY TRAINS.
inr,Xprt''rTr'!'n 4J' A M !or l!Hmore and Wash
ington, rtopidng at Wilmington. Perrvv lie. llavrdo.
t.nice. Aberdctu, l'crrymau's, Magno.la, and Stoiuiuor'a
NlintExpressll lSP. M, lor Baltimore and Wash
liigtoutopplng at ( hect. r. Thnr ow l.lnwood, (W-
vii .nJ".1,"""0'. Northeast, Perr?-
vibe, and DHvr.-de-(.ruce. J
A special train w l I leave Philadelphia for Wilmington
fer Intermediate stat nns ai f) P. M. wuuugioa
1-. 5A.L.',,OK''- OR PU1LADKLPHIA.
Leave Baltimore nt 0-J8 P.M., slopping at Havre -div.
Crace rerryvlll-. and W liming-en. Also atops .t Elk!
u?.?i N'""rk (1? uke Vr,enve '" IMihaoelphla a,7i
YhlZJi?'"'" 'rc,,n v'hlngton or Haltimore) ana
Ington. V pft,"scn!cr fruI Baltimore or Wasn-
A special train will leave Wilmington for PhlladTinhi.
and Intermediate stations at 8 to P. M ui.adciphia
Jrelght train, wjuh paenger car attached, wilt leava
!,n;l1?t0B 'erryville and intrnnedlate s atlon Ta
64 P.M. u. f. KENNb Y. Suuerlnt'ndent.
PEKKBYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILKOAD
WINl l R ARRANOEMEM.
The trains ot the Pennsy Ivanla Central Railroad leiva
tbeNew Depot, at llll in IE 1 H and MARKET 8rr"u!
The cars o the Market Street Passenger Railway run
to and from this Depot ihey leave Front Ylreet
every two minutes, commencing one hour provlouS
to the time 01 departure ol each Train and al owaboSt
Wmlnuestora ir p. Their cars are In waiting o" thi
arrive, 01 each 1 rain, and connecUons are made with u
roads c rossing Msme. street. r u
On Sunaaj.-can. ,eae Kieven h and Market atrneia
at 6 48 P tl. to connect with Plt'sburg and FrL iTfii ;'
and at 10 28 P. M wlio pbbadelnhla Lxpress "
Mann's Bap gage Express Is ocateda, Jlo.31 S. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Hargagt taken to the train, can
have It done at reasonable late- upon apn icatlon to him
TRAINS LEAVE AND A RRIVE AT DEPOi lUlii .
LI A VI. ""'
Irle Express . fn .
Mull Train " 81. t.'
Pao 1 Accommodation, No 1 " 10 00 "
Fast Line ja m u-
lorkesburg j.,,,. p'w.
Harrlsburg Accommodation o.-jj,
Lancaster Accommodation.,.. 4110
raon irain jo. 1 ..,
ri iruMip nuu r nt- aiuii... ,
Philadelphia Express ,
1NBITB
' 7 30
'11 10
ffiC,5l,,,,i Exrre"s t I SO A K.
Phi adelphia t xi.re.s ft 5
Paoll Accommodation, No. 1 8-2o
firJtes'turK J r,iii ; " "
trie Express 2
l---0!! i ri" " 12 30 P.M.
ras. 1,1 ne i.ia a
paoh Accommodation: Ao:v.......::::::". VVo
Buylxprcss . " 4a
Uarripburg Accommoda ton " 8-40
ri"5'.nI,il"-iLX2r?,M ,e"ve8 dB"y- Pittsburg and
fJi-.'i'-Jf" daJlr exept Haturdayl. AU other "
trains dai y (excet.t Hundar).
iicxcuupvivauiauanroaa company will notssum
lv. .r,Jk.1or ',,t' ,Pt for Wearing Apoare, and
mlt their re'noim II. tv in (in. n,..,,... t,.,.: 2. .
an
lim
.,1.,. .11 u....,.:. " ' -..r"-...""v"r" v ..'
.1 1 h. .i .1. - t 7.. tTO '" ,n" amount in vain
win be at the risk of the owner, unless taken by special
contract r
JHOMAS H. PARKE Ticket A gent at the Depot.
A n : mlgtant Irainruna dni y (except Sunday 1. Vo
full InJoiniutlon as to tare and accommodation, apply ta
FRANCIS FUNK No. 137 Dock Street)
XORTII PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD..
AJ iJrpot THIRD stieet above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, DO Y L t ST O W N MATPH
CHI NK, EASTON. wIlUAMSPORT, and WlLKEtt
niLV3. i.- iZV) Bethlehem, Alleniowa,
barre ' Uaj!e:ou, Htrfamspoit, and WUktm-
Ati-SOP M (Express), Ibt Bethlehem, Easton, ete.
reaching Katon at b'4i P. M. 1 "."luii, e.,
At 8lS P. M.. lor Bethlehem, Al'entown. .Vlauoh
Chunk. Danville and wuiluinaport. ' "Mon
For Dovlestown at 8 38 A M., 2 '30 and 4 IS P M
Foi Fort Wanhlngton at 10 A M. aud 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at (i-lS P. M.
White cars ot the Second and Third Streets Lin itr
Passenger Cars run direct to tho depot
trains for Philadelphia,
. I-;ve Bethlehem at 6 2S A. M. and 10 02 A. M and
0 lor a,
Leave Doy estown at 80 A. M., -is and 8 SO P. M
Leave Lan'dale at 6-10 A. M. .
Leave Fort Washington a' 10 60 A M . and 1 16 P U
. . . MJNDAT8. ' ui,or
Ph ladelphiafor Beth'ehem at OA. M.
Philadelphia loi Doy lestown at 8 P. M '
Iioyleittown for Phi adelphia at 7 -'0 A. M,
Bethlehem lor Philadelphia al 4 P. M.
6 SIMS CLARK. Agent
FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORKAT)
a l the Stations on the CA MDtN and a M bo Y and
connecting Railroads Increaned despatch Md
1UE tsll EN AND AMBOY RAILROAD ANT.
TRANSrOICATION COMPANY FRE Itili T I Ak
for New York wUl leave WALNUT tUreet Wharr at
oVock P.M., daily (Sundays excepted) at '
Irelghtmust bedellvrredT be.ore4X P M., to be fm.
warded the same day. Returning, the above unoS wm
Waye New York at U noon, and 4 and 8 P. M U
relght for 1 ri nton. 1 rinceton, Klng.ton New Bruns
wick and a l points ou the Camden and Amboy Rail,
road also, on ihe boivluere Delaware and Klem n
t..n : the New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesbuw ia
SAte u,po,f,.1a,.Unt U0"y '
lhe Belvlotie De aware Railroad connects at Phtt
llpsl.urg with ,he Lehigh Va ley Rul oid, 8,?d at "anm"
kachuuk with all points on ti Delawiire Lackawnnn?
and Western Railroad, forwarding toseuM Buffalo
aud oiher points in , estem New York. uu4io,
lhe New Jcr.cy Hal read counecta at Elbabethwlth
A sup mee oranduui. specliylng the marks and num.
ber.t,Lippen. and conslgncca. must. In every inaiunoe.
be sent w it ii cad. load ol goods or no recein will h
Jiv.n. increased lacilitle. have been, made lor the
transporiatlon 01 Live Mock. Drovers ae invited in
liy the route Whenstockls fnruslied in quantities nf
two cat-load, or more, It will be delivered at the innt
01 For leth ftieoi near the Drove Yard, or at Her No
I f orlh river at Ihe shippers 1111 y des gnute ut th. tlimV
ol shipment Forteruw. or otlier Information, aimlvta
WAI.TI R FiiFEJ) AN F.elght AiT 7
II 1 No. 22H t. Li LA WARE Avenue PhiJadSla,
pIlILAm-XITIlA, C. ERMANTOWN, AND
J NOHRISIOU S H tlLROAD. ' "
On and a ter V EJJ!u11t.,YJ)K(01veDlb' lut, 1305, until
FOR Ol KMAVIO'WN
Leave rblladeliilihi (i, 7. h n jo n U a. 1 ..in
3.4,6 6fi, 0.7.8 ,1U, U. 'u v j " ' 10 '
Leave t;eiiimntowii 8, 7, 7, 8.6'J, 0, 10. 11 11 A it
1,2 3, 4,4fc. OH. 7. 8, II 1(1, 11 p. M. ' ' M'
lhe 8 2i. oown train, and 3 .' and bY. UD trains wir not
stop cu the Ucraianiowu lirHiich. P BOt
I eove Philadelphia IHO A AI., i 7 10'. P. M.
Leave Ct-tuiaiitowng . M. 1 6 d'i P f
T.. 1.11 ,,;r,vl ";LL KAlLKOtD.
aiidllP.M pUtt8 8,1U li U 'SH iH
Leuve 1 Chpnut Tj 111 710 minutes, 8 940, II 4u A V
411 3 '.O, 6 40. (i-40. 40, aril JH 4H minutes P. M.
t f'N MT' DAKS. ,
Leave PhlladnlrMa n-lo 11 Inine. A. M.,2 andTP V
l.eiiyo ( hei iut lull 7-40 minules A. il 12 40 6 40 aud'
II I) 111I1111 cm p M
Ft h I ON SilOnoCKEN A SI) NORRISTO WN
Leave Philui ehibiu fi mlnu h IHis A M 1 J. a
AJ6, tiX.HUa minutes, und life p. M .
8 1'li orr,MowI1 bil' 1 so- 9. HA. M l,4fe, 8, and
'ihe 6H P. M. tialn will slop at School Lens Wl-sa-hlckou,
Munuunk, fpring M ill, and 1 oucbohoeken oulr
ON ol NDAYd. V
Leave riil'avlelpJilu 0 A. a1..fe and 7 P.M.
Leave Norristow n 7 A. M , and 6 P. M.
FOR MAKAVCNK.
Leave Philadelphia . h 38 mluutea, li-05 A. M , Ife.I.
4fe 6fe, 6 V. 818, and MH P. M . ' '
LaveMauayuukfe,7l4,8 20. OM, life. A.M..1.5K '
63i P. 1.
ON 81NDAY8.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., '' . and 7 P. M.
Leave Manuyunk 7fe A. M . 8)4, ana 8 P. M.
W, 6. WIL-ON. (ieneral fcupsilutendea .
Depot NINTH and OKEEki Btre'tv