THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAm. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, I860.
THE AOASSIZ EXPEDITION .
Tlie Flataes of the Vaitrjrof the auh.ob
8tb IlHonrad Jle Bpec. 1,1..
ovri.
In the Rio de Janeiro Times, received on Wed
nesday b j the steamer II izana, we And the follow
ing latorestlnK letter, written by the Brazilian
tenant, senhor da Bilva Coutlnho, who accom
panies Trafessor Agasstz in his explorations. It
-will be seen that ARassiz has found in the Valley
of the Amazon more than seven hundred new
peck's of fish more than double the number he
expected to discover:
"Makaob, November 14 1806. Ihe collection
that we made in ilia lolle anu .is neighborhood wu
wagimcnit. Besides nuuiorwus species, rrorrtssor
Agassis dibCorereU niau na.r peunra, acquiring
knowledge, likewise, of poiii.i important law to
which oe rt a In ipec.es are tuhject in their develop
ment, tgnoiance ot which 1ms caused mistakes in
clixsifica.ion.
"Act.omburg, for examtlo. established at a special
characteristic the aduorotii protnhorance fouud in
the bead of soma (Mies ot the genus iychhi. we, on
the contrary, lind that tliis i accidental. We had
occasion to examine the 'Iwunare (the inaisrenous
narue) without the protuberance; with it beginning
to develop; and altor it had attained its growth.
This curious Vlienomenon takes place in tne com
menoemeut of winter. Xbe lislierinoii account for it
by Bayiiijrthat the nab, whilo entering the 'impo,'
strncs its head against the trees, and therefore ths
inflammation appears, 'ino true reason, However,
is tiie critical stale in which tho 'Tueunaie' is at tha
beginning of winter, which n when 11 t-iawns.
"lhrouch tho prolusion of ome genera of the
family of Chntmidn, i-erinnt ng the eomparattv
study ol the young and the adult, the Prolosnor
was euab.id ta lav dowu tun lo lowing law that
tho sarao species presents oifllTt ut radioals according
to ace.
"iu some now specks of tho Seluroidi tho lro
lessor found, likcwiso, onlv two bones in the oper
cular auparatus, where all tho species previously
known bad three. lie verified again the principle
established by hi in many years ago on the resem
blance of adult and young individuals of different
genera of the same lauuly. A new (tonus was
lound, belonging to to family of tho Scomberoaocen,
which he called Lvmnobelnna, and which was dis
tinguished from the o hers by having the dorsal and
anal tins greater, and the eandal rouuded. As in
the genus lielona, the maxillar are equal.
"borne time afterwards we caught a young one of the
new genus, having the lower nazillar much greater
than the upper one, and, in this point of view, some
what resembling the other genus of the same family,
the Ilemirampkus Jirazitiensm, inhabiting the sea,
and lound on almost all the coast ot Brazil.
"At ilanaos we collected one hundred and fifty
mote species, almost all in the Lake Hyanuary, oppo
site the city.
"To day there arrived in the Icamiaba a fins col
lection brought by the two parties sent to Lake Ma
nacapura and Cvdayas. la two botties alone, the
1'roftssor found s.xty-eight spaoiet, and we hope to
find a greater nuinoer in the oight barrels not yet
opened.
"The collection made np to now ensists of nine
hundred and seventy species, of which more than
seven hundred are new. Imagine the sarprie and
pleasure 01 frofeasor Agassis 111 view of so great a
result, who, wbon entering tne Amazonas, consi
dered himself lortnuate should he find two hundred
and fitly species.
"The results that we obtained at the first points
made us believe that the great river possessed many
distinct faunie ot the lcnthyoloi;ioal prerines; how
ever, when at our two last we explored sorao
igarapei (smaller nvors) and lakes, distant lrom one
another not more than twelve hundred yards, .we
saw then that the number was extraordinary. The
collection of so great a number of speeies in a tew
places, and during only three months, surprises the
more when we reflect that in 1810 Captain Wilkes
collected only six hundred in a voyage round the
globe, with three ships, and lasting loar years.
"Fifteen new genera have been established by tho
Froleuor, embracing tho fishes that live by prefer
ence in tho Igarapes. Ihe lroiesor thinks of sepa
rating two of these genera into families, in conse
quence of their geneial character. Some be.onging
to the Gobiiidei and others 10 Cyprinodentti. Tnoso
flmhes are known by the name of Amor; and are
found only at the west part of the island of Marajo,
at the place l ay purn. I bis circumstance makes us
believe that the Amort determine, approximately,
tke point to which the waters of the ocean reach in
the Amazonas.
"The most interesting genns, however, in the
opinion 01 the Professor, is one discovered by as in
Lake Hyanuary, opposite this oity. It eamo, so to
say, to strengthen tae aniea of the family, serving
as intermediate between others rather separated, as
Jacundas I Crenicyckia), and divers Acardt Satciiv
peron, Hygrogonog).
"l'be Professor bad an opportunity of studying
the eoinplete development ot tne eggs, observing the
newly-born in tho branchial peach up to their state
ot swimming freely, in the species to which he gave
the name 01 tho Emperor, Gcophagua Pedroinut,
and of wbioh he made a complete study.
"The configuration et tho head is very cnrloas in
those species that preserve the eggs in the branchial
pouch. They have a nervous protuberance, resembling
the eiectrio lebuio ot the AliUoptorurus, in the part
posterior to the cerebellum, serving as a root to tho
nervo mat is dio ongea neuse to me inierior uran-
cn' . ,..',:. i 5.rri n-o-K1
spec a action as ,. shown in tbe-tarsupial pouch
... , . .... . a.
For this reason the protuberance well merits tho
ltnt of 'genetic iobult.'
"About thirty years ago the family of the Chromidt
was established, almost at the same tame by Heehkel
ana JUn ler, with some genera ot tho Labroids and
Syenxidet of C'uvior. The naniber ot its species was
then very limited. In tho British Museum catalogue
published in 1862, which gives the last and most
complete enumeration of this lauuly, tho number of
Its species, in all the world, is one hundred and ton,
distributed in nineteen genera. Of these spo clos only
twelve belonged to tho Amazon. Now, however, wo
have here one hundred and twenty species, almost
all new, that i, a greater namber than were known
In 1802 in all points of the globe.
"In the next fortnight wo purpose setting out for
Manes, and thence for Para."
THE LATE COLONEL BOWERS.
Additional rartlcalars or Ills Death
COBgresmlonal Action Begurdlng It
Ur of Coaidoloateo from Ooneral
Oram to bin Brother TUo Goneralaad
Staff and tho Illinois) GoncronalOMal
Delegation to Attend Ilia Funeral.
In addition to the brief despatch from the
agent of the Associated Press at Poushkeepsie.
published yesterday, wo this morning give tke
particulars of the deplorable accident to Colo-
1 'I- U UAn-.-a iiuiutant A lint, if ' .n..i . I
-General Grant,
General Grant, accompanied by General Bow
ers and General Grant's son, arrived at Garri
son's station, on the Hudson River IUilroad,
opposite West Point at a late hour on Mon
day night, being compelled to remain on the oast
side ol uie river unui morning, me next a ay,
alter breakfast, tbo distinguiHhed party were
ierried over the river. Alter General Grant
had lei t his son at tho Point (where he is to
remain), tne Lieutenaut-General. accompanied
by Colonel Bowers, set out to return, arriving
back at Garrison's about 3 o'clock: in the after
noon, and about fifteen minutes before the down
train from Albany was aim, ai 1 on which thoy
were to proceed to New York. When the train
arrived some difficulty occurred in relation to a
cart et bag Deloneins to tae party Dcinir missed,
when Colonel Bowers followed the station agent
to bis otlice to see about it, General Grant in the
meantime being seated in the car next to the last
tn tne tram.
When the agent arrived lu the ticket office he
picked up a carpet-bag, a ud presented it to the
view of Colonel .Bowers, who said, "That is not
the one." rne train at that time had started,
when Colonel flowers rushed out to get on
board. In attempting to do so he seized hold of
the railing on the plattonu. of the car in which
General Grant was seated aud jumped upon the
steD. his bodv striking; with such tore against
the car as to break- his hold on the railing, pre
cipitating hius from the step.
In the lall he swnng arouud between the cars,
his head and that pait ot his body above his
hips falling Inside ot tno iracg, ue car running
evr him. nroducinf? death instantly. Ills bodv
was dragged about one huudied yards on to a
switch and over it. the head being horribly
mutilated, as wu also tho upper part of the
.miv. a anan as nosnible tae train was stopped.
the crowd rushed to the spot, and the body of
the unfortunate man was taiten iron, tue uacs.
General Grant was immediately notified of tho
sad aflair by Mr. Garrison, who said: "General,
I think your adjutant is killed;" to which the
n.ni rpnlied. 'Homethirur told me he was
killed;" and. upon viewing the body, ho saiJ:
That IS Dim. A VCiJ aTaWlMUat TTJ.
ith ma through all my battles."
Turning to Major Hill, of West Point, he ordered
the remains to be taken to the Point, and burled,
there to lie until I urther oraers.
Yesterday morninir Coroner ITazen Perry, of
Putnam county, proceeded to West Point, and
alter having held an Inquest on the body, de
livered it up tor barial.
Captain Dunn, Acting Aiu-ie-t amp on uen-rai
Grant's staff, arrive'd at the Point yesterday
morning, on the express train from Now York.
ACTION IW CON0RI3S.
Warhiwgtoh. March 7. Mr. Washburne. ot
Illinois, feelingly alluded In the- House this after
noon to the death, by accident, of Colonel T. 8.
Bowers. In accordance with his request, a com
mittee, consisting, otMessrs.Washburan, II 4rdine.
Moalton, Cullotn, and Thornton, of tbe Illinois
delegation, whs appointed lo attend the funeral
at Wcet Point to-morrow. Leave or abHt-nce
was granted to theso gentlemen for the b ilunc.
ot the week, and they lett the city to-nmht for
Went Point, in company with a lare number of
the late Colonel's mentis.
TRIBUTE OP BBSPEGT OF ORNERAL GRANT 3 STAFF.
The headquarters of tho Lieutenant-General
were closed, the flair placed at halt' mast, the
front ef the buildiug draped In niournins. and
every possible manifestation of respect pliown
in memory of me deceased.
LBTTER FROM THB LIEUTENANT-GENERAL.
The following telegram to his brother was des
patched by the General this mornlny:
TigADQUARTEBa ARMIES OF TBlUHUED STATES'
WarbiSotoh, 1. C, March 7, 18tS5 Lr Lorenzo
Bowers, Lebanon, Pa. : It is with heart felt sorrow
1 communicate to you tho accidental death ot your
most estimable brother, Colonel r. S. Howera. It
ocenrred at 8 P. M. yesterday, opposite West Point.
In attempt's to get on the cars while in motiou, lie
fell bctwein two of them and was instantly crushed
to death, llis mneral will take place to-morrow at
West Point, and his brother staD officers auu myself
leave in a body to-day to attend it. Your brother had
won moro than esteem from all who knew him, and
in his death the country sustains a great loss.
U. 8. Urabt, Lioutonant (juneral.
Although General Grant only arrived in the
city by this morning's train, he departed with
nltnoct his entire utaif for West Point again at a
quarter past oleven A. M. No event, since tho
commencement ot the war has shed such uni
versal gloom over the Genoral's military house
hold as the death of Colonel Bowers. - General
Kawlins is now the only remaining member of
tho "old staff." as those are termed who were
with General Grant anterior to his appointment
as a department commander. If. Y. Herald, Hth,
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Sltrnf ficftnt Declarations of the French
Corps) lKlnlatlf Mr. Seward Promise
iugr AnerUaa Neutrality Promise
Withdrawal of Five Tbosiaand FreaU
Troops by tbo Emd of May.
' ACTIOH Or TUB FRENCH COW'S LBQISLATIF.
In the French Corps Legislatif en the 19th
lilt. Connt Walewski read trora the chair the ad
dress in response to the Em pcror's speech, which
contained the following significant allusion to
the Mexican question:
Blre The Corps Lerislatif is happy to observe,
with your Majesty, the tendency, constantly
more and mors general, to resolve foreign difli
eultles by pacific means. This tendency,
strengthened as it has been by yonr inter
views wiih many sovereigns, and by the friendly
meeting of the English and Preach fleets, is
an additional pledge of that peace the preserva
tion of which responds to the require-.
merits of peoples, accomplishes tht wishes
of France, and honors tho wisdom and pru
dence of her Government. We havo ever shared
with the Emperor the firm hope that a rocon-
eviction will take place between the Papacy and
Italy a reconciliation essential to both their
interests, to the peace of Europe and the repose
of consciences. The convention of September
15, honestly executed, will be a fresh guarantee
ot the temporal power (applause) tne mainte
nance of which is Indispensablo to the in
dependent exercise of the spiritual power
ot the lioly father, (fllore approbation.)
Our expedition to Mexico is approaching an end.
The country has received tbo assurance of this
with satisfaction. We were forced to go to
Mexico by the imperative duty of protecting onr
eonntrymen against odious violence, ana obtain
ing tho redress of our too legitimate griovancos.
Our soldiers and sailors have worthily fulfilled
too tasK assignee: oy your juaie.sty to tneir ao
votedness. This expedition attests once more to
distant countries the disinterestedness and power
of France. (Applause.) The people of the United
States, which knows of old the loyalty of oar
policy and the traditional sympathies which it
inspires, has no reason to take umbrage at the
presence
ot our troops on Mexican soil, lo
Tnulr ill Alt i-onall anonilrtTii anna dnw Ali At- Mti.
..ii. v .null . v m . . aau wu w.w v . v. . j
sideration than our own convenience would be
lncolBDaliB,e with our rights and our honor.
(Loud applause.) ut these, sire, you arc the
guardian, and the Corps Legislatif knows that
you will watch over tnem witn a solicitude
woithy of France and of your name.
ALL1GED DESPATCH FROM ME. SBWABD.
From the Paris Patrie, February 19.
It is rumored that at a Cabinet coanell recently
held in Washington, Mr. Beward presented the
draft of a despatch to the t rench Government,
manifesting the most conciliatory intentions
towards Franca, and intimating tho realiness of
tbo united mates to proclaim their neutrality in
Mexico, subject to certain conditions.
WITHDRAWAL OF FITS THOUSAND FRENCH TB0OTS
BY THB BND OF MAY.
The Paris Patrie, Febrnary 22, says certain
proposals have emanated from Maximilian.
which render possible tbe return of five thousand
troops lrom Mexico fey the end ot May.
French Items. ,
A DELICATE SUBJECT FOR A FRENCH PLAY.
Parit December 29) Cor: London Ctimopolitan.
Tbe Theatre Francais iust now devotes all its
attention to the remarkable production of M.
Ponsurd, which has been announced under the
diflerent titles of LeLion Amoureux and Madame
lallien. The readers ot the CosmovolUan were
recently informed that the Princo de Chimay,
wnose lamuy Aiaaarae xauien entered on occa
sion of her second widowhood, had protected
against tht use which M. Ponsurd proposed to
make oi his relative's name. "The affair his been
amicably arranged, and M. Ponsard has con
sented to oxpuniie from his production the name
ot Madame lallien, as vi ell as tnatot i allien biu
self. Instead of the celebrated conventional
.another possessing no notoriety has been sub
stituted. The most important character in the
piece, however, is that of (General IJocho, which
will be performed by M. Leroux. One of tho
scenes, already highly spoken of,is a curious one,
representing the interior ot a member ot tho
convention's house, which will reproduce wlih
the most scrupulous accuracy the lodgings of
Robespierre.
SOCIAL WAR AMONG FRENCH ACTRESSES A SHARP
HOT FROM A FAIR YOONO LADY.
An interchange of rather sharo letters hat
lately taken place between Mad'lle Colombler,
the actress, and some others ot the female pr-
tormers in rans. a correspondent of tne Paris
I ori gives the following version of the matter:
Mad'lle Colouibior.a former papli ot the Conserva
toire, who wakes a large income, apparently by play
In i ihe part ot innocent younr gins, possesses two
strong oerebral ortrans that of sodality aud tnat of
corabativenetB. The tirsi induced her to rive a deli
cious ball, as all the a-aesti called it, wuile tho second
inctipaUd hsr to uaake war against pretty women
like Madame Madellnefirohan and Mad'ile Schnei
der. Home of the acoonnts riven of tbe fete men
tioned the piesenoo of those ladies, bnt they at onoe
wrote to tho journals to protest against the lmuma
tion. Mad'lle Colomuior thus replies to Mad'lle
Schneider: Heveral pursous to whom 1 did not seud
Invitations announce to ihe journal that they were
not present at the ball winch l lately iiave to a raw
friends. Md'lle hcuuslder, m particular, makes her
protest with the bitternusa which so peculiarly he
longs to her, at d of which all about her tool the
effects. Although the cancan of La Belle Helena is
In rreat lavor with the public, it may very well
alarm the mistress of a house who lives m a very 1 in
ited eirole; besides which I made it a point to havo
only young people at my party. Accept, oto.
MlklS COLOUBIBB.
" --The Waco (Texas) Iieffinler speaks of the
large immigration into that State lrom U4t Mis
gluPinpi, Alabama, and Qeoigia.
AMUSEMENTS.
IfcLET'fcJ CONTINENTAL NEWS
At urn a i-t
t hoir'Bats to ail paefs ot Amassment maykehsd
np to H o'ciock snv evtnlng. 1 II ly
CMIOKE SEATS ANU ADMloBlUfi B.
J llcketsesn t liad ifi .
tl'' KJIV Mi a wrrivr
Ko. 431 CHlbMT BtreM. orpesite the Pes 1Of")0,
for tlie Clirsnat, Arh, mui, and AcaCear of Marie,
up to 6 o'clock. vrv cvtomt. 1 1
KJEW t'CHf.SNUT STIvEET , THEATRE.
IN CllfM'T Street, shove Iwellth.
Lr.UAUll HKVlfta niuiiKM mt. ru-.i,
rid Mannttre , . ...
WILLIAM K. HlaN Resident Manager
1 II l- r. Tt.Tm-t.
Doors open at 6 IS. Curtain rlncs at 7;.
,Hf AT l ot IBI.E HILL.
OntAl DO I II I. U1LL.
RKNIFIT
Mr.FItAK0iORnAlT.
. Mr. FKAMv. MOkllUlil,
Air. i'lUMK 1IIIKIHU.M,
A fpli I.dKl 111 I
OSa:SiR UK BV7.AN.
1 (..N iSAMA li 1K HXZAN.
DOS CA.SAB JK HA.AV.
DOS CA.XAK UK 1MZ.VN.
Don Ca-Far Mr. r. MO"DAUNT
Mr. K. Mordaant villi n-cita a patriotic foeui, by
BmryB. Hint Lsq , emltled
To conclude wl' h
IRELAND AS IT WAN.
IKi-LANP A8 IT WAS.
IRELAND A- IT WAS.
1UELAM1 A8 11 WAS.
BapBcdPat Mr. F. MORDAO'T
PATrnrtAT AFTERNOON. Kirch 10.
MNFTY BhVEMU UIIANIi F l II Y MATIN'ER.
H1NEIY-BEVENT1I (ittAND FAMILY MATIKEE.
becomtDay I'i riormnnceor
IIIK'IHKSK tllTVKDSMPV.
TCKSDAY, March 13. Bcncflt oi Dl.sari.ed Firemen.
lnacnve prenaratlon. H K HTOLKM Jr. W E 1.8.
A(1ini)-lun to evenins perforinance", U cents, ft) cents,
and SI lioors open att4S t urmin rues at! -3V.
' IRELAND" 13 COMINfi.
Ci RAND R H L IEF BENEFIT
J IN AID OF
THK NOBLE FIKKMFN
DUABLfD AT TUK
BEAT FIRE ON MONDAY, February 20.
The MRnsgemrni of the
M.W HI EBTNUf STREET THEATRR,
ever desirous and willing to ajwlt all suflerer, eipe
ciaily those who. In pumult of tholrdu ies. are Injured
In a public caute and arc. therefore oublio uoneluctors,
take great rleasure in
TEKDEEING A BKNEFIT
In aid of the uniortunate sntlerors aud arc happy to be
FIRST lO K Kb FOND
to the call made upon .he citizens ol Plilla-lelphla.
Inttplied by these sentiments, the Management are
happy to an no ii m e a
OUAD LODBLR BENEFIT,
Oil T1IR
AFTERNOON AND EVF.N-INQ OF
'i 11EM)aY, March 13, ltto8,
on vrhlch occasions
awo msilCT BILLS WILL BK TEESKNTED,
and the hTAR lUMPuNT OP
IHE CHESNTJT 81 KEET 1 HEAT RE WILL APPEAR.
IHE F.STI RR ET FRu FITrl
ot both performances -will be devoted to the relief of the
above-named suilerers. ft mwut
"IRELAND" 18 COMING.
IS
JEW CHESNliT STREET THEATRE.
MR. frank mobdaunt
takes nleasnre in announcing his
THIRD ANNUAL UF.NEFIT,
On FRIDAY EVEN1.NU. Marcn II.
when a vsrtcd bill of ai traction will be prasented, con
sisting ef the ever popular .
DON (.uiUAB DE BAZAN.
Don Cirsar(lttlmelathlscltv)....Mr F. MOBDAUNT
(Supported bv the foil strength of the company.
The) celebrated l oem. written by our townsman,
Henry B. llirst. Esq., entitled
SHALL AM K RICA RULE?
K HUKUAIKT,
Concluding with the glorious drama of
IRELAND AS 11 Wi
Ragged Pat (first time) Mr. F. MORDAUKT
)udy O'Trot Mrs. F. MOBDAUNT
A'l the lavorltes In the cast.
"IRELAND" 19 COMING.
WALNUT STREET T H E A T R B. N. E.
corner NINTH andWALNgT Btreeta. Begins at
TK o'clock.
FAJtEWELL BENEFIT OF
MB. J. t). CLaRKK
OBAND COMIC CARNIVAL.
.EVERYBODY'S FBIEND,
AND
THE IMMORTAL TOODLES. i-ST??.
IFK1DAY EVEXINO, MARCH 0,
EVEBYBODY'B FRIEND.
Major De Boots Mr. J. B. CLARKE
Alter which a Violin Solo "Concerto de lierlot," per
formed bv Mr. Simon Ilassier.
To conclude with tbe glorious comlo drama of
THE TOODLES.
Timothy Toodles Mr J. S. CLA.KKE
HATURDAY. A GREAT BILL,,
lor the forty-aecond and. farewell night ol -urn
Mr. J H. CLARKE.
"Ticket-of-Leave Man" and 'Dream at Soa."
"IRELAND" IS COMING.
RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at 1H o'clock.
SAM'a" List' NIGHT, "Yoll KNOW."
BENEFIT OF MR. CUANFBAU,
who will appear in six characters.
TO-NIGHT (Friday;, March 9.
SEVENTEENTH AND LAST NIGHT OF
"bAM."
Pam Mr. CHANFRATJ
Laura OLIVE LOGAN
Dick, tarn's Tiger C T. I'ARSLOE
Bdl Crockeit DE WALDEN
THE WinOW'S VICTIM.
Clip Mr.CHANFBAP
w 1th imitatons of Keen, Forrest, Burton, and Barney
yVMianis.
BA1UBDAY THE STREETS OF NFW YOEK.
CHANFRAC a "BADGER."
Paisloe as the -Boot Black," and Olive Logtn as
-Allda."
"IRELAND" IS COMING.
EW AMERICAN THEATRE
WALNCT Street, above Eighth.
BE8T ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CUT.
EVERY EVENING,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SAT LED AY AFTER
J.OONS. SPLENDID BALLETS, BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
LaUKuauia liurieHques, numerous rarues,
Delightiu Bai ads. Comic Pantoiaimes,
GEMUh-NOVELTY-MEBIT.
Amusemenis of all nations combined. Star Dramatic
Company. Grand Corps de Ballet. Ethiopian and
Pantomime Corps i
Evening lioors open at 1 o cioca ; commence ai i u.
FOR 1 HE AK.UMMIJDilluN OF LAiIIS AND
CHILDREN Matinees will be given every Wednesday
and Baturoay aiternoons. Moors open at -t o oioca)
comnK-nce at 1
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIO TALENT.
BIGNOBA J0VET1A, THE GREAT ITALIAN DAN
SEC E8E.
M'lle Dullnu. Mr. C. W. BmlUi. and bis grand Cerps-
de-Ballet, 1VU talented Artists.
"IRELAND" 18 COMING.
s
CITAM0HCYL0r.
I S ELAN D.
With the Voyags Home to New York
VAIN'IED ON at 000 FEET OF CANVASS,
FoB A SUOKl TIME ONLY,
AT NATIONAL HALL.
MARKET Street. .above Twelfth,
Couiuienclug MONDAY, March it.
THE CABLE JUJ1LE,
"NEW YORK ILLUMINATED,"
Attn THC WKLKBBATKD
"BURNIAG BUI P,"
given with each entertainment.
AD It10N reduced to 25 CENTS
Ponnrmalice at N O'clnufe P. M
Matinee. WEDNESDAY aud BATCBDAY, at
O'clock P.M.
hcholars admitted to Matinee for 10 cents.
Doors open at t and 7 1'. M. I 7 6t
"IRELAND" IS COMING.
QOSTUMES ! COSTUMES1
A splendid assortment ot
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES.
FOR MASQUERADES,
Are oGered to tbe attention of tbe bail-going public at
this gay and festive season, at the
COSTUMEUY.
Of twenty-five years' establishment,
No. 9 1 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please tlie taste of those
who ettend the Carnival Balls or tne season.
W. O. DESMOND,
2201m No. 917 BACE Btreot
"IRELAND" 18 COMING.
A CADF.MY OK FINE ARTS, CHE3NUT
Street, above renin.
Open iroui 8 . M. Ull 6 P. M.
Uenlaniln Witxt'a great Picture of
iiliBluT REJECTED
still on exhibition H
"IRELAND" IS COMING.
AMUSEMENTS.
N
ATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
FRIDAY AND BAT CRD AY EVENINGS,
jiu'cn v ann iu,
i-, POStTiTELY LAST APPl'ABNCF. OF
FATHER K.EMP'- OLD FOLKS,
l AMD
EMMA J. NICHOLS.
Tickets tt Cents. Four for Ol.
Doors open at 7 Conceit at g o'clock. .
GRAND FAREWELL MATt. EB. 8ATIBDAY
AFTERNOON AT I O'CLOCK. ,
Children to Matinee 10 o-nis. Hit
"IRELAND" IS COMING.
GKRMAN I A OUCHKolRA.-PUBLlO RE
bearsals everv HATIRDAY AFTERNOON AT
MCBICAL FUND II ALL. H o clook. Enagemenls
maoH.ya(lilrelnaGEOHGE HAfll ERT, Aaeut o mi
MONTf.HEY street, between Raca and Vine llli Jm
AK0MA ftAWiKG AND C0SDEXSIXG
COFFEE J3KOWNER,
FOR nOTELS, CROCERS, IIOSPITAI,
Military Barracks, and all other establishments using
quantities of Coffe6
By this Machine the Cofleo Is SWEATED brown.
Instead of being Bl USEI) brown, thereby saving frem
40 to 50 per cent- more AKCOI A than when done In the
neual way.
A PATE5T TEETER Is attached, which cnablos
tbe operator to see when the Ceflee Is done Brcwn.
CAN BE CIIANGKD 1ft A MOME5T INTO
A FHASKLIN Oil AIK-TIUHT
STOVK FOll 1IEATIAU
PURPOSES.
They work like a charm, ALWAYS giving entire
SATISFACTION.
For particulars call or send for a circular, which con
tains testimonials lrom many of tbe
United States Hospitals,
First-ctass Hotels,
and Grocers
Now having them In use. Also,
HYDE'S PATENT
AE0MA SAVING AND CONDENSING
FAMILY COFFEE BROWNER,
On the same principle, being In the form of a STOVE
COVER. Will suit any STOVE or RANGE.
The Coflee Is browned PERFECTLY UNI
FORM in a FEW MINUTES' TIME.
ONE POUND BROWNED In this Machine has
about the gAME STRENGTH as two roasted In the
usual way, BESIDES giving the Coffee In ALL, ITS
PURITY and FRAGRANCE.
For sale by
HARD WARE, nOUHE-FUnNISEINO, AND
STO YE STORES QENERALL T.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
HYDE & T1XGLEY,
No. 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue,
2 13 Into
PHILADELPHIA
COAL.
(OAL! COAL!!
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL YARD,
NINTH STREET,
BELOW CIRARD AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE CORK EE OF SIXTH AND
8PKING OABDEN MRETS. 21
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IS
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
O O A L,
BY IHE CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Has constantly on hand a competent supply of tht
above superior Coal, suitable tor family use, tc
which he calls the attention of his friends and the
public generally.
Otflu lett at He. 206 S. Fifth street, No. 82 B
Beventeoutb street, or through Despatch or Fost
Otlice, promptly attended to
A htffcRlOR huIljl y of blacksmiths
COAL. 78
ROBERT P. BENDER,
COAL DEALER,
S. W. CORKER BROAD AND CALLOWfllLL STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
None but the best WEST LEHIGH, all sizes, from the
Greenwood Colliery, on band, and for sals for CAbU
OKLY. 2 IS 6m
Also, ENGINE, HEATER, AND FCBKACE COAL.
STOVES. RANGES. &o.
QULYE R'S NEW PATENT
"XJEEF SAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
RANGES OF ALL, SIZES.
ALSO. FHIEGAB'S IEW LOW PKESSURF
STEAM UE Aim U AFP AKA IDS.
FOR BALI BY
CIIARLE8 WILLIAMS,
Ko. 1182 JWIif ET STKk kVT.
6 4
RAILROAD LINES.
"RANGE AND ALKXANDRIA RAILROAD.
J Unand aiter MONDAY, February 12. two daily
trains will run between Washington and Lvnchburs,
connecting at Gordounvi le witn vimnia Central iutu
road trains to and from Rlcbniond. as loilowm
MAIL TKAlN.
Iave Washington dally (bundar excepted), at 6 '45
A. M , and arilve at Lynchbu rg at 6'4 P. at.
Leave i ynclii.urg at 7 A. M. and arrive at Washing-
to. at 6 Ml. MA ,-. -RAI-
Leave Washington daUv (lucludlng Sunday) at 8 05 P.
II and arrive at i.yncnouig ai o w a, n
Leave Lynchburg at &40 t. St. and arrive at Washing-
inn 111 A M.
Both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all point noutn ana souiuneat, auu at rranuiugion
ler Nonh and Northwest. ,
Flrat-olaas sleepuig ears will be attached to the n'ght
Lain.
Ihe road Is attractive, not only for Its comfortable
accommodation., Dur lor me iac uiai n paaao mo now
hUtorio localities of Falrlax, bull Run, alaiiainiaa, llrts
rwjtttt'a UannahauniMik. f'ulneuar. Urajiaa. and
Uordousvlila. places ot unperlshahlo tnterMt lu the
Miinnlar mlnil
Throagh tickets to all points outh and Bnutbweat
mu be had in isoston, mw aura, rnnnmDtlu, ana
Haiti more, and at tht) offices of the road in W 'hingtoa
218 y OenaralBa
RAILROAD LINES.
HEADINft. RAIL BOA D.
CHEAT TKPNK LINE
FBOM TFITLADKLTHIA TO TMK IWTEHTOg Ol
nh8TLVSI. TBR SlHTJTI.KllJ,,
BBSQB IIAMII. IB Mil Lit LAND,
AND WTOM1NO VAI.tr V.
AKD NORTH, J. ORI U W F.MT, AMI TBI CANADA.
W 1NT1 R a RKt tt t M r r.T Or PA8MiOKR TRAINS
Learlof the Covpaav's I'epot, at THlKTfRMH
and i A 1 LOW HILL a tree U, rhlladelphla, at the toLew
Ur bourse- .
MORNTNO MAIlk
At 8 W A. At. for Bfxling Lehanoa Hartohar, etu.
vile, TlnettvVe, Tamau.ua, Sunbmv. W II lmpon,
Kir ha hotheiter Mauara Falls Ku.Ve Al entowr,
Wikerharre, Ultoton, York, ( axllnl '.'bamberabari
Bsrerstiivn etc. etc
bis rain connects at RBaDINO with 'he East Pen
uViTuDia Hal rouii tialns 'or Aleniown. eo.t and vtit
the Lehanon Vallev train (or Uarrlsbnra etc. 1
fOBl LI:ON with ( alawlwa Uallroa traini
Wii,im)inrt. Leek Haven. F.lmi a. eto at HTJ
Kl bl hG nth farthern Cenura,t amlierland Vailo
and KclmjlH I and Husguetaanoa train for hi rto
amleiland. WlUlauirport, York, Cbambersbarg, 11r
trove, eio.
riERNOON HPRE8H
I.eiTfs Thllai elplna ai 1 1 P. ai., ior Readlnir, i oiu
vi lo, ll.miburr, etc, connecting with Keadlns and
o unnna Kaiiruaa truin tor (. olnmnia. etc. and mu
aiuwin-a Vai road train for Milton, WlUiamspart
K ailra. llufao, etc.
hfcAMNO At f OMWODATION.
Leatts Heading nt .10 A. M., stonpina; at aU wai
a atloD. arrlvas in thWuct rhla at t:V a. U.
h( uming iravei, rhl adelphia at 4 30 P.Mn arrives is
CpHdlnii a. Ibti P v..
Irnlns lor PbUadelnhla tare Barrisknrs at I'll A M.
aro Vot.nvl le at 8 SO A. M.. airivlnir In I'hit- e oh la al
Till P M. Atterm on talna ive Hanlsbura at l-4f
t- m. ana i otisviuo at ' r.Al.t arrlrlng at i'Ulla
uelibie at 7 UA P. M.
bbrimlairK Arrommodatlon leaves Keadlng at l it A
M. and HarrlsLur' at U ( 0 p tl
Matkt t (ra n villi a Pas?et per car attached, leaves
Phi auelpliia at '24ft. noon lor Heading anil all wav sta-
tior' leaves Krndlnt a li'30 A. M., and levinin(,on at
i a iv r p.H.ini Rueipuia ana an way stauonfl.
All the above trains run dally Hnndata c icentd.
hnndny trains eave Poitsvllle at 81 A. M., aiull'hUa
i uitiir it uulu r(AiLH(iAi.
PafSeneera tor luivtninatown ami linumtaillalannla
tnke ihe Kf.O A Jl. ami 4 30 P.M. trains troiu TtiUadel
phia, returning from DownlngUra at 1 08 A. M. an
jm Noon.
KW TOKK EXPKEBH fOR 1'ITTSBCBQ AND TE1
Leaves New York at S ua A. 11. mil a na u uuim
licaOlng at 10 A. A ., and 1'48 p. 11., eonnectlno i
liHirisLnrs witn i ennsyivania and Northern Central
Kallioaa IxarrM 1 rains tor Pntabnr. .hioaso. wti.
liamssort Elvira, Beltimore, eto.
he urnrna, Kiprcn Train leave Harrlshnrson arrival
et PccBsylvanla Express iroin Plttabnrg, ai S and 01
A. M.. pairing Reading at 4 49 and It 62 A. M . arriving
atewlork at 10 A M. and '2'4P M. Sleeping Ca
accoBipanviDf tl ese trains throag tetween Jarxey City
and Tlttftiurg without charge
ilsli Train for New York leave Barrisbnrg at t 4
P II. llall Train lor Uarilsbuia leaves New Vurk at IS
Noon.
h: BUILMLL v ALLK x RAILROAD.
Ttalns leave Pottsvl le at H-ii and I l-OO A. M.. and T I
P. mi., rt turning fiara Tamaauaatl as A. M. and 1-40 an
4 ISP M.
hi HI 11.A1LI. Ani BUHUUrli SKA KATT.ROATf.
Trains leave Anbnrn at 7 35 A. II. for Pmegrove aoo
InnlFbliri. and at 1'ftfl P. II. tor Plnenrnva and 1 rnmnnli
returning iroin Ilarriaburg at 4 -04 p. M., an fjam Tre-
moni ai l vv a. m. auu nv r. ai.
lit al B.
'Threnah first class tit kecs and emhrrant ticket to alt
the nrlncipai noluis In the North and west and ( an arias
The lollswina tickets are attained oa r at tfaa nmna
oi b. Bradtord.Trtasurer, No. 227 8. Fourth strent. Phila-
nelphia, or ol w. A. Nlcolls, ucaoral buperlnteadent
neaoiug.
lujimi jAiiun x i l & r. i n.
At 2S tier cent discount, between anv nolnta deaiMg
for amUlea and Anns
H1LKAUGT L'KETS.
(lord for 2P00 miles, between all pouits, at 2'M each
ior lauiiies auu arms-
BKABON TI( KETR,
Eoi three, six. nine er twelve menths, far hold
only, to ail point at red need rates.
CLhRGTMEN
Rerldlng oa the line of the road will be tarnished wiak
cards, entitling themselves and wives to Uokai atbaif-
tare.
trnnioiAvirivvia
From Fhl'adelphla ta prlaclpal stations, good fat
Patuidav, f undsr and Mondav. at reduced fare, to be
bad only at tbe Ticket UlUce at Thirteenth and Callow
am streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods ot all descriptions forwarded to all the abort
points lrom the Company's New freight Depot, Bread
and Yi wow streets
EREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia daily at t at A. M., 12 45 noon. an4
8 -to k M . tor Reading Lenanon, Barrlaourg, Fottaviile,
l oll Clinton, anaau poiu a uevouu.
I1AIL8
Close at the Phi adelphla Post Office for all places on
the Tead and lea branches at 5 A. Al. and lor all principal
Stations nly at 2 16 r. M. gft
"COR NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
X Aniboy and PhUatlelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company s lines
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and way piaces, lrom Walnut street whari, will leave a
IOUOWS, V11C. I , fill
At s A. M.. via Camden land Ambov Accommoda
tion $2-23
At 8 A, M., via ( amden and Jersey Cltv Express... 1 (16
At 2 F M. via Camden and Ambev Express 1 2D
At 12 M. (noon) and s r. at. .via camden and Am
boy Accommodation (Freight and Passenger). ... 228
Alb and Iran p. M. via Camoen and Amboy, Ac
commodation (Freight and Passenger), 1st olass
ticket 1-25
2d Class Ticket 160
At 8 and 10 A. M , 2 aud 8 P. M., for Mount Hollv,'
Ewansvlle, Prniberton and Vlncentewn 1 at 8 A.M.,
and 3 P. M.. Ior Freehold.
At 6 and 18 A. M., 12 M., 8 SO, 5 8. and U-3A P M., for Pal
n'jra, Rlverlon, Delanco, Beverly, Fdgewater. Dur
llngton, Florence Dordentown etc. The lu A. 11. and
0 f ai. lines run direct tnrougn to iTenton.
LINEb FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVl
A 8 rULLUWH !
At IMS A. M., 4 JO and 8 46 P. M.. via Kensington
and Jersey City Expieas 83 -04
At 12 P. M. iNight) vis Kensington and Jersey City
La press 3 '28
'i be 6-4 P. At. Line will run dally. All others Sundays
excepieu.
At 7 JO nd 1115 A. M.. S, S-JS. 4 -30, 8 and 8 48 P. M., ant
1 anuuiaui, ior iiihuii. ireniou, etc.
At 7 A. II.. 10 60. 3, 6 and 6 P. Yi. for Cornwall. Torrls-
daie, Ho mesbuig. Ta onv. Wlsslnomlng,' Drldesburg
and Franktord, and at 8 P. It. for Dolmesburg and
lnieruieuiaie niauuna
iLLVlDERE DKLAWARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaware River Vallev, Northern Pennsyl
vania. and New York Mate, and tlie Great Lakes
Two through trains dally (Sundays excepted) front
jkenHiiigion uepoi as louowe
At I SO A. M. and 8'30 P. V.
LlNfc FROM NEW YORK FOB PHILADELPHIA,
111 leave iron toot or uonianu street
At 12 M. and 4 P. M.. via Jersev t'ltv and Camden.
At 7 and 10 and life A. M , 8 P. M. and 12 Night, via Jer
sei Cltv and Kenslnirlon.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 8 A. H. and 2 P. AL, via
Ambov and Camden.
At 12 M. 3 and 6 P. M. (Freight and rassenger), via
Aniuoy ana (.amaen.
Jan. 15. lbbo. W ILLIAA1 fl. GATZMEB, Agent
EST JERSEY RAILHOAD LINES.
From loot 01 MARKET Street lUDDer Ferrvi.
Dal y, except Kundai s
TALL AND W1NTFR ARRANGEMENT. 1
rnmniin.'.lno WEDNESDAY. November 15. IHfiA.
For Brldgeton, Salem, and all Stailoason West Jersey
and xaiem Railroads, at a. ju. anu g-au r. ai, r
Fo. Milivill and aU Intermediate Stations, at 0 A. it.
andSl.M.
For Cape Way and Intermediate Htatlons at 0 A. af.te
Millvllle, connecting with rein lit Train Passenger Cat
attarhrd for Cape May, due 3 46 P. At., and 8 P. M. .
through Passenger cue s P. M.
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations, at 9 A. M.,
1, rt till P TU.
ForWoodhury, Gloucester, eto. at 8 A M., t, 3 30
n, a-.tn P V4.
Freight train will leave Phi adelphla, lrom Sandlord'i
a, nan . at lv A. 1 muu ihuiuoiih j . ok.
J VAN Kl NBSKI ER, Snperlntandent
THB WEST JERfeinr K.XPHt MM COmPaMV
will attend ta all the tuual brandies &i exnress busbies'.
receive, deliver, and forward thii0guother responsible
r xprees ompauiea. ui au pan vi tut uuiuiiry, aay
article rammed 10 tnem.
A Special Messenger accompanies each through trata
Unice, Jo. 0 naiuui street 10 inn
1 OL'.Fx T-r HILADELPIIIA AND ERIt
loOO RAILROAD.
This great line traverses the Northern and Mertbwe!
eountlesoi Peunsy vanig to the cuv ot trie, on Lak
Kile. It baa beeu leased and It la operated by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. .
TIME OF p.M-bUOi-HTHIN8 ATPHIXADELPHIA
ArrivsEastwaid-rieMall train 1-00 P. M.
Erie Express Train. 11-10 A. M.
Leav Westward-Erie MaU Train, 7 20 P. M
" Erie Exi res Train, 7-20 A.M.
Passenger ears run throagh on the Erie Mall ana
Fxprens Trains without change, both ways, between
Philudelnhla and Erie.
rm NrW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 8 Oil P M..arriveat Erie at IJ7 A.M
Leave Erie at 1 '6 P. M.,artAe at New York 1 It p. It
No change 01 ear between Etle and New York.
legaut teleeplug Cats on all Night Trains.
For information respecting paasonaer business, apply
at THIRTIETH and MARKET streets, Philadelphia.
And lor freight business ol the Company's Agent
8. H Kingston. Jr., corner TH lUTg cni & and M a R
SET Streets, PhtUdelphiat J. W. Reynolds, Enj WU
lam Brown, Agent, N O. M. A. Baiumere, ..,.,....
H. P. HOrS'l ON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
U. W. GW INNER. General Ticket Agenl.Pblladelghi
. JO P. P0TT8 General Manager. WllUnmseatt.
A LF BED L. TYLFR. General Snpenntondent.
; FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
rv J. M c O U I O A N,
1 Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
; ' FANCY GOODS, HOT10S8, ETO,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS. Eto
I 1 1 ' MATCHI8 AND BLACKISO,
' 1 NO. 8 HTltAWVtTCKHY STREET,
First Stre abovs bscond between Mariuetaud Cluwnn t
j 4 - PaiLAoaif uia.
RAILROAD LINES.
PIllLAnET.riUA. W1LMIKGT0N, AND BA L
lla-OKE KAILHOAD.
Tit i al.. ceaimenrlng MONHAT. .lannaryg,
!(. 'IralBiwt'l leave Depct, erraer af HKOADbtreet
ana vTAoidijuivi Avrn as renews i -
lXMf 'Iran at 4MA M. (Mandaia excented). tat
fxeerti
wauiBtere aaa wafnington, stepping at
Wilmington,
rerryvu a, aiaTre-ue-urace. Averueea,
Terrjuianja,
aFBFnviin ritian.1 r itna.
le aware Rrl road Iran at I'll A.M.
(Honda y ex-
cert', , for Hallsbury, IlLferd, ana
inurmealaM
Bin'WBI.
way MaH Tram at is A U. ("arflajs excepted), faf
Paitimore stepping at Chester, 1 burlaw uinwoou,
Cla.v most, and aU regular station between Wilmington
and Han n ore
I xureas Train sf .'45 F. H. iRandsv exeentMl). tnr
l a tin ore and Wellington. stODnlni at l i. eater
lltl ntll. W l mint tun. Newark. ktun Nnrth-oaat
Vi rry vMc. Havre ae lirace, Aberdeen, rerrv'nun's.
aiSkuO I ana Mrn nirr s Hu.
it tit l.XDres at 1 1 -1 a P. M. for Baltimore anit
w iMtiston. storplnr at Cbe'ter 'I burlow. I.lnrood,
f ajuiunt. WiiBiinitoa. Kewark. Elk. on. North East.
Petty vl lesnd liavre de-Otace.
PiffrnprrM tiv l.nat itnm lla'ftmnra tor F, rttnaai
Hon roe. her oik. Ity Point and Richmond l, Likn
tLe 16 A. . Tri'ln.
t-1 an additional arcommadatlon for those hnlillna'
hrouh IU keta ior llaittniure. Waahini'ton and outh-
em points, a t-pniai tar il leave tlie IMilia.'e nhla
I'rit at 1130 A. connecting at Oar's Ferry witta
the Morning I upro s train lrom New York.
nll.ML tiliiN A('l O.MatOO ClIoN TRAIN'S,
rtonnlna at all Htallnna between Vlill..!. Inhla anfl
Wilmington.
Leave Philadelphia at D 15 and 1115 A. M and I M.
ft CO. and 7 00 P al Tbe 3 80 P. M. train connects with.
Telaware llailrnad tar Ml' lord and Intermediate MaHon.
I eavo llmiuton at 7 Ot), 8 15 aud 0 30 A. M., and a 09
andS-dOP it. .
ra n lor New castle leava PhlladelDh la at 8 15 A. xf .
J JO gud 5'On 1', II "
'ItiKUl t.H lUtlSf IROM U A LTI MORE,
leave Wilmington st I--00 M.. and 4 30 nnd9'i&P. M.
( 111 M LR FOR rillLj 11KI.PIII v.
Leave Chester at 8-01,8 M, and 10 14 A. M... and 12 36.
3 43. 8 01 6-44 an.l 111-20 1". II.
1 ft. At 1' AL'l IHURK TD IMIILADELPIIIA.
Leave Baltimore 8 25 A.M.. Way Mall 1 110 P.M..
Ehri'st b'liA 1 II. kxpres-8 25 P M Express.
an Arcommciiaunn nam ior navre-ne-urace ami In
tirmcdlute stations wl 1 h ave P.a tlmnre ai 4 10P. M.
I R.Al.NH ruit 11 A I,1 1HI1HC
l eave Cbentcr at (t 52 A. II.. 3 23 and 11 50P.M.
I.enve Wi xulnuton at 12-27. 1'13. and 10 33 A. If., and
4P.M.
PC.N DAY TKAIKN.
Exnress Train at 4115 A. II. tor ltalthnnre and Wh.
lnfrton, Btopiilng nt Wilmington, l'errvv He. flavre-de-(race,
Aberdeen, Ferryman's, Ilsgno.la, aud Stcmuicr's
ltnu.
Night Express 11 1ft F. M , tor Daltlmore and Wash
ington, stopping at t heater Thur ow 1 Inwood, ( lay
tont, W ilmington Newark tlkton, Northeaxt, Porry
vilie, and llavre-le-tirace.
A special train wl 1 leave Philadelphia for Wilmington
tor intermediate Btatic ns at 8 P. M.
BALI III ORr. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 0-.'5 P. M.. atonnlns at HavratAa
Grace, Perryvlll. and W Unilnif on. AIho atops at Klk
ton and Newark (to take pasienfers or Philadelphia and
irne paiisengeni iron n anniagton or Baltimore) and
( benter to kave passengers lrom Baltimore or Wash
Inpton. Waal
A special trail will leave Wilmington for Philadelphia
and intermediate stations at S 30 P. II
Frriaht train, w nh Basarnxer car attached, win leava
Wl m legion lor PerryvHle and Intermediate s atlonn a
'04 P. II. U. F. Kl NN V T, BuoerlntendcuL
PEKKSILYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
W IN fr R ARRA GEM KM.
Tne trama 01 tne 1-ennsTiTania 1 entrai Karroas lesvs
theew Depot, at 'I Hi k'l lk. ; H and 1IABK.J T Htreet.
The cars o. tbe Market Street Passenger Rallwar run
t and from thia Depot Ihey leava Front afreet
every twe minutes, commencing one bout previous
to the tiuie 01 departure 01 eacn Train end allow about
Ml mlnu es for a trla Their ear ate In wall In. .1,.
arrival et each Train, and coanactloaa are made with aU
On Sunagja-Cara .eav it.ejen h and Market streets
at 0-45 P II. to connect with Pliisbuig and trie Mall.
aud at 18 25 r. M wu n rnnaaeipaia express.
alaim Kscgager xpreas is .ocaicaa So.il B.EleranM.
street. Parties desiring Ba'gage taken to the trains caa
have it done at reasonable iate upon application to him.
TRAINS LKAVJt AND RR1VK AT Uail'Oi, lHUo I-
irle Express at TIOa.v
Mall Train g-ou m
rae 1 Accommodation, Sit. 1 10 so "
FastUne "12 00 M. ' '
Parkrabarg " l oO P. If
2'80
Lancaster Accommodation..,. ,
Paoli Irala No. 2
PI taliarg and Erie Mall ,
Philadelphia Express
4 00
8 80'
730
1110
AASIVa.
Cincinnati Express at I SO A If.
Phi adelphla xpress 7 jo
Paoll Accomniooatloa, No. 1 8-20 M
Parkesburg 1 rain " t SO '
Erie Express , 11 j '
Lancaster train " 12 30 P.M.'
Fasi Due j-io h
P.nli l.flmnrut.llni, Bi a J hi i.in u '
Baylxpresa 44. 11
Hanisbtirg Accommodation , ' 8 40
I tllai-elpola Express leavea dally. Pittsburg and
Erie Mall leavea dally (except Saturday). All other
trains daily (except Sunder 1
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk lorBagpave except for Wearing Apparel, and
limit their rexpoiislblllty to One Hundred Dollars In
value. All Uagitage exceeding that amount In valna
will be at the risk of the owner, unlets taken by special
contract a
1HOMA8 H. PARKE Ticket 1 gent at the Depot.
An Emigrant Tram runs dai y (except Sunday). For
fall lnieimation as to tare and rcommodatlon. apply ta
FRANCIS FfNK No.' 187 Dock Street
VJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Al Depot, THIRD Street, above Thompson. '
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLf 8TOWN, HAPCH
CHI NK, KA8TOJ1, WlLUAMSPOBT, and WILKES .
Sannr.
At 7 30 A. M. (Fsnrcss). for Bethlehem. Allentnam.
Ilauch Chnnk, Bazleien, Whllamspoit, and W likes
barre. At ISO r M. (Express), lot Feth'ehem. E as ton. ata..
teaching Easton at 8'4 P. M. '
At 616 P. M. tor Bethlehem. Allentown. tiimtk
Chunk. Dan villa and Wllllumsport.
For Doylestown at 8-36 A M. , 2-30 and 415 P. M
F01 Fort Washington at 10 A li. and 11 P. M.
For Lanidale at 8-15 P. M.
Wblta cars af the Second and Third Straata T ina ttw
Passenger Cars run direct to tlie depot
JKAlItM tUH rUlUAllELTHIA,
Leave Bethlehem ata MA. M. and 11) 03 a W anA
815 P.M. "
Leave woy entown at ft 80 A. M., j-is and i 30 P. If
Leave Lanrddia at 010 A. M
Leave Fort Washington at 10 50 a. M., and15 P ti,
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Betn ehem at It A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 8 P. it,
Doylestown for Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. If,
Bethlehem tor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
Thronsh Tickets must ba niocmad at the ltakat niroi
THIRD Htreet, or BERKS Street.
0 II.UI1 CLARK. Agsnt
IfREIGUT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
a, I the Stations on theCAMDENand AilDOY and
connecting Railroads lncreaKed despatch.
nMa' Mill V 1 kll 1UKIIV I, 1 1, n t .
TBAN 8f R'rATION COMPANY FREIGHTUNEiJ
o'c ock P. M., daily (Sundays excepted)
Vr.i.. li, mint h. itoliHHi l.aiHlU fx ir a- . .
Vr I .i j ' : M """"b , oe for
warded the same day. Returning, tPe above lines will
leave New York at 12 aoon, and 4 and 8 P. M.
Freight for 'I re n ton. Princeton, Kingston New Brans.'
wkk, and ail points on the Camden and Amboy Rati,
road) also, on Ihe Beivluere. Delaware, and Fleming,
ton i the New Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg. an
the Burlington and Mount Uolly fial.road. received aul
lurwarded ap to 1 P. M.
lbe Belvldeie De aware Railroad connect at Phil
llpsburg with ihe Lehigh Va ley Railroad, and at Vanun
kacbuuk with all points on t Delaware Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse. BuHalo!
and atber points In V astern New York.
The New Jertey Ral.road conaecta at Elizabeth with
theNewJenev Central Railroad, and at Newark with
tbe Merrls aad Easex Railroad
A slip memorandum, apecllylng the marks and num.
ben. shippers aud consignee, must, rn every instance,
be sent w ith eaoh load of geods or no recen t will ba
?iven. Increased facilities have been made tor the
1 asportation ot Live Stock. Drovers ae Invited to
try tke route . When stock is furnished In quantities of
two cai-loada or more, It will be delivered at the foot
ol Fortieth street near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No.
1 North river as the shippers raiiy des gnate at th time
Oi shipment For terms, or other inlormatlon, apply ta
WALTIK FREE AN F.elnht Agent.
11 1 No. 228 B. DELA WARE Avenus Phlladeipljs.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NOKIUSiOWB RAILROAD.
On and aiusr WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1868. until
run her Notice. '
FOR Ui- RMAMOWN
Leava Philadelphia 6, 7. B, fl ,10. ll, 12 A. M.,1. 2 I'M,
l.4,6 6H.8. 7. 8 0,10, II. i'2 P M ' '
Leave Geruiantown 8, 7, 1H, 8. 8 20, 0, 10, ll, li A. If a
1,2 8, 4, 4.. 8 t. 7.8,0. 10, UP. M. t "
Ihe 8 20 own train, and M and bH op trains will not
stop on th Geruiantown H ranch.
... . oli SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 010 A. M., 2. 7 I0K P. If.
Leave GeiuiantownS A M.. 1 6 OH P M.
CiiESMJT HILL RAILROtD.
Leave PilUulelphla8. 8, 10, 12 A. M 2, 8, H 8X, 7, 1.
Iave'lheennt Dill 710 minutes, 8. 9 40, 11 40 A. M..
40, 8 40 , 8 40, b 40. d'40, and In 40 minute P. M.
ON SUMiAYs.
- Leave Philadelphia O-KI minutes A. M.,2 and 7 P. If.
Leave ( henna t Ulll 7-40 minute A.M., 12 40,8 40 and
t-26mlnn'es P. M
: Fl R I ONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRI8TOWN.
' Leave Philadelphia 6. 8'35 mlnuies,. 11-05 A.M., lH,t.
ih. 6M,)4.H06niliiutes,aiid HHP. U
leave Noirixtown 614,7. 7 60, , 11 A. M., 1X.4X.8, an
8P 11.
The 654 P. M. train will stop at School Lane Wls
blekon. Manayunk, Spring Mill, and Coiubohotken only.
OS bliNDAYS. .
Leave Philadelphia A. M 2M. and 7 P. V.
Leav.NorristownAand.P.
Leavs Philadelphia 6. 8 86 mluutea, ll'OS A.M.IH.I,
th 64. 6 8 W1, and 11)4 P. M
Leave liaiayuiU 8), 1 20. PX, ID, A. M.. 2, if
8H P. M. 0Jr 8rlrDAT8
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 24. and 7 P. M.
Leave Manayunk 7M A. M , 6)4, and 8 P. M.
W. tl. WIL-ON. General Surwiintende.,
Depot NINTH and GREA4I Hue M !