THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRATO. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1866.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For AddUiomJ City lntcli ,-nee tee Eighth l'ugr.
Trcst Funds.- The city has charge of
quite a number ot trotttiuiuU besides tlioapof the
(Jirurd cslnt, whtob liuvt? trom time to time
been plared in tho linti-in ot the authori'ius.
Among ibcm we notice t::c following: '
The bequppt of (.Jcorcrc Kralon, made In 1770,
nnd now in charge o: tho Uuardians of the Voir,
in Intended lor tuo nurcl'nw, of -wood, to be dis
tributed to poor whfowH tlmt are not Hssmted by
any public charity, in quuiitity not less than hail
a cord, nor more than u mid, te any one person
or tanilly. The rc-coi-iti, Ust year, from this bo
auent amounted !) $:tio 7i.
"The will of Archibald T iimpnon, proved 15th
day of August, 17U!, bequeathed geventy-tlve
pounds, forever, tor tho report of the poorot
Vhiladelpbia. The will d iects that one-half of
the utu shall be laid out in the purchase of
small loaves of brrirJ to be 'liKtributed m Decem
ber, and the other hall in February. This trust
is also nndrr the control or the Uuiirdians of the
I'onr, and the receipts lioni the legacy amounted
to f 194-10 last -year.
The will of James Datton, proved in 1813, con
tained a provision tortlio care of the poor of
Kouthwark and Northern Liberties. The ; re
ceipts last year amounted to $130.
John HcoH, of Kdlubureh, Scotland, be
queathed, In 1818, the mini of $7000, of three per
cent stocK, to the corporat ion of Philadelphia,
the Interest ot which to be luid out in premiums,
to be 'distributed amunir Insertions men and
women, whi make useful inventions; but no one
of such premiums to exceed $20, and alonjc with
which hi all be eiven a copper raedul with this
inscilption: "To the moft dei-ercine;." The
receipts last year amounted to $174310. -
The Fibe Depabtment. The Friendship
Fire Company have, we understand, purchased
a lot of ground on the corner of Sopviva and
Korrls streets, upon which they intend to erect
a handsome building, four ftories high. -
The liinijeold Hose Company, the only one
now in the city using the old ityle of fire equip
ments, intend following the fashion in a few
weeks, hy appearlne in new hats of the New
York style. Thehats are to be white, with red
lronta, and the naiae of the company in gold
letters.
Delegations from over forty fire companies
have held several meetings tor the purpose of
devising means for the relief f the firemen
injured at the fire in Koith Third street . A
benefit is to be given on Tuesday afternoon and
evening; at the New Chesnut Street Theatre; and
several others will soon te announced. i
The members of tho Southward Hose Com
pany turned out yesterday afternoon for the
purpose ot attending tho funeral of Dr. Henry A.
Drane, late a member of the company. Mem
bers of the National Lodge, No. 223, 1. O. of O. F.,
and of Columbia Lode, No. 91, A. Y. M., also
attended.
The Friendship Fire Company of 'Heading are
having prepared a magniticent frame, which is
to enclose the paotograph likenesses ofits mem
bers, for the purpose of presenting the same to
the Mechanic Fire Company of this city.
The Fairmount Fire Company "has com
, pany." A committee from the Northern Liberty
Fire Companv, of Washington, are with them.
On Saturday" tbey weie doing the various lions
of tho city in excellent style. ;
Massachusetts Gibl in Tbouble. On
Saturday evening one of the Fifth Ward police
noticed a femele in man's apparel and took her
in custody. Lieutenant Goldcy, not having any
proter accommodations at bis Station House,
sent her to the Mayor's olllce. One year ago she
was the sole support oi her mother, at Wor
cester, Mass., where she worked in a mill. A
youne man, who Is a machinist by trade, in
duced ner to leave her borne In a clandestine
manner. The rest of the story is soon told. He
accomplished her ruin, aim left her at Pittsburg
in a pitiable condition. A tier selling her cloth
ing, bhe donned man's apparel, and came to this
city on a coal train, riding the whole way on an
uncovered car. She has a very bad cold, and
save she suffered intense agony during her long
trip on the car. She expresses a great desire to
got back to her once happy home. She Is but
eighteen years of age, yet the misery ot one year
Has given ner care-worn iooc. i
lit The attention of the Mayor will be called to
her case this morning, and he will, without
doubt, send her to her friends. She is rather
reticent as to the terrible lilo she has dragged
out since she ran away from her home, but her
distressed countenance would be sutllcicat to
make others appreciate their yirtuobs homes,
however humble they may be.
Distressing Case A Woman Bushed
to Death. An old lady named Ann Orme,
about seventy years of age, was burned to death
shortly alter 3 o'clock yesterday morning, at ber
residence, No. 941 South Ninth street, above
Carpenter. The sad aO'alr took place in the
back room of the first floor. Since the death of
her husband, which occurred about three weeks
ago, she waB in the habit of sleeping in this
room, borne of the neighbors broke in the door,
and by the application of a bucket ot water
subdutd the fames, which were gaining bea
way. The woman's body was found lying upon
the floor between the stove and partition. Her
hair was entirely burned off, and the face and
body greatly disfigured. It is supposed that her
dress caught fire from the stove. There was no
other occupant of the hoase but herself. The
room in which she wasi found was very much
scorched by the fire, and in a rather disordered
condition. She is English by birth, and, as far
as is known, is without a relative in this coun
try. Her husband bad been engaged in the busi
ness ct knife and scissor sharpening and um
brella mending, and had been living in the
house for the "past twenty years. The couple
were well known and highly respected in the
neighborhood. Coroner Taylor., will hold an
inquest on the body to-day.
Police Items. A Bostonlan at the Con
tinental on Saturday became noisily tipsy. He
was removed by a policeman to the Central
Station. Upon searching him there was found
one hundred and seventeen dollars In money,
three gold watches, and a large number of
chains. He bad passes upoa all the railroads in
the Eastern States. Had he fallen Into other
hands than those of the police he would have
made good, plucking. ;
OiEeers Nutt and Berry brought on lrom New
York, on Saturday, a man who is charged with
Betting tire to a stable in Say street, on last Mon
day night week, on wnich a number of calves
were burned to death. He was locked up lor a
hearing.
The Dollce of the Second District took posses
sion, on Saturday, of about 300 yards of canvas
and 58 long carriage-whips, which bad been
brought here horn Now 1'eik under what were.
deemed suspicious circumstances.
Committed fob Contempt of Cotjbt.
U. O. Wright, lately a special agent in the Trea
sury Department for the detection of counter
feiters, was before Judse Cadwalader, In the
United States District Court, on Saturday, for
contempt ol the Court's process. He is tho
chief witness in the case of several dealers in
counterfeit money, and did not make his appear
ance at the last term of the Court. Wright
stated to the Judge that he had been Induced to
keep out of the w? because of certain repre
sentations maae 10 mm by which be considered
it unsafe to remain. lie had been to Canada,
and bad returned voluntarily. . The Judee. in
. committuiK him for contempt, told him that if
he did not do that ne Biioniii require $ 10,000 bail
lor his appearance as a wnuess.
Accidents. On Saturday, Samuel Q.
Cox, a carter, was thrown from a cart at Twen
lieth street and Washington avenue, aud was
killed. The borse ran away at the whistle of a
, locomotive. He left a wit a and two children,
lie resided in Pritchett Erf eat, above Thirteenth.
i James Gammon, thren years old, whose pa-
Tents reside at No. all South Eighteenth street,
was miied on Saturday by a wagon running
over mm at Eighteenth and South streets.
Emma Weibln, lour yen old, was shockingly
burned yesterday at her parents' residence,
Brown street, below Front, by her clothes
taking tire. Her injuries ure such that but
blight hopes are entertained of her recovery,
Tite Delaware, Etc. The river Dela
ware Is so Iree from lee that navigation is not at
all impeded. Yesterday the wind wan high and
blustering irora the south and southeast, and
towards night some rnin fell.' A more disagree
able March dav could not well be experienced In
this latitude. The high winds, favorable for up
river navigation, brouaht quite a number of
ve ssels engaged in the coasting and oyrter trade.
A decline in the price oi bivalves may bo antioi
pated. Wo learn that very evore w eather was
experienced on tho coast, thero being, for the
pat ten dins, snow and rain squalls, and bittcf
cold weather, which caused much suflerluir
among the crews of the many vessels bulleted
about on the stormy ocean.
The Fenians' Fourth op July. St.
Patrick's Day will be nest Saturday, and the
Fenians are making extensive preparations to
do honor to thiir patron saiut. At the Academy
ot Music on that evening the Iicv. Dr. Moriarty,
O. 8. A., w ill deliver his annual lecture for the
benefit of the House of the flood Shepherd. Dr.
Moriarty has chosen for his subject "Ireland,"
the "Apostle," tho "Nation," "Faith." . At St.
Fatnck's Church the usual Impressive ceremo
nies will bo solemnized with all tho adiuncts of
superbly rendered music and an eloquent pane
gjric. Writ Refused. The wretched mur
derer, Christian Bergcr, who killed Miss Watt,
at Oermantown, is now nervine himself to meet
his late. He was intoimc d on Saturday that the
Supreme Court had refused the writ of error
aiplied for by his counsel. No one expected it
would be grautcd, but it probnged the prison
er's life byltiBtso many days. Tho caso now
awaits tho signature of the death-warrant by tho
Uoverhor. Meanwhile Uerpor iu his cell Is mln ,
istercd to by the Sisters of Charity. He mani
tests very Utile external emotion of Bny nature
whatever.
Fbom other Fobts. The schooner E. &
L. Marts arrived at this port yesterday from
Cientuegos with 370 hhds, 41 tierces sug'tr, and
130,000 cigars. Also, the schooner Ju'ia &
Oamage, trom St. Johns, N. b., with 326,0u0
laths and 60,100 pickets. Tho schooner (art
Dwen arrived on Saturday, from Wilmington,
N. C, with 290 bbls. rosin, 100 bbls. pitch, 62
bbls. tar, 3 hhds. dried fruit, 70,360 shingles,
6900 feet ol lumber, and 100 tons railroad iron.
Hospital Cases. William Mullen, twenty
seven years old, of Chester, Pa., while stepping
upon the platform of a car on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad, had his
rinht arm badly crushsd. Amputation was per
formed at the Hospital. George Co.vle, twenty
one years old, residing at No. 1418 Wood street,
bad two of his fingers crushed between cog
wheels. . at . Uald win's locomotive works, on
Saturday. ,
Btjbqlabt. The store and dwelling at
N. W. corner of Evangelist and Eighth streets, was
entered burglariously yesterday morning, and
robbed of $130, a goli watch valued at $75, aud
a check on a New York bank. The thiet was
seen in the house by one of the inmates, but
made his escape with the plunder.
The European Mania. On Saturday,
E. W. Latz, J. uurger, Caroline saeicht, L.
Ladner, C. Mann and lady, A. Schwarz, A. Ro
senbaam, T. Rosenbaum, and N. Kaercher, all
registered from this eity, left Bremen and South
ampton in the steamship Hermann.
New Railboad. A new railroad bos been
protected to run lrom the Norristown and Phila
delphia Railroad, near the WiBsahlckon, through
.Ft v mourn ana centre square, in Montgomery
county, and forming a function wiih the North
Pennsylvania Railroad at Lansdale .
Eclipse. A total eclipse of the moon will
occur on the evening of the 30th in at. It will
begin at five minutes past 9 o'clock, will be at
its height at twelve minutes past 10, and beein to
disappear at nity-one minutes past 11. Jt will D9
vinible throughout the United States.
Paying: Old Wabbants. The City Trea
surer commenced on Saturday to pay city war
rants dated prior to 1804. A large number were
paid, and a maioritv - of those receiving the
money had ouen holding the warrants as an in
vestment.
Fines and Penalties. The followiDtr
n timed committing magistrates are the only ones
that have paid into tho City Treasury fines and
penalties received in tebruary: J. K. Uassey,
SU-tiu; J. uiouus, siii: L,. uodbou. iU: making
a totai oi iitr.u.
Fatal Occcrbence. Last evening, John
iiaiorv, agca sixty, ten down stairs at tne JN&vai
Asylum, ana aiea lrom theiettects ot tils injuries,
lie w as one ot the old tars that our Government
bo kindly cares tor at (his excellent institution
Change of Time. We call attention to
the card of the Pennsylvania Railroad, eivine
time ot arrival and departure ot trains, accord
ing t) the new schedule, which went into opera-,
tlon yesterday. '
Slight Fibe. The dwellinc-houso at the
corner of Germantown avenue and Canal street
was slightly damaged by fire, about 12 o'clock.
noon, yesterday.
In Town. His Excellency Governor Car-
tin arrived in this city on Saturday morning,
and during the day was visited by numbers of
his iriendB.
NEWS JOTTINGS.
The claims of Cincinnati, growing out of the
Morgan and Kirby Smith raids, have been at
iu6i auowea Dy tne government.
The New Ilampehire Insane Asylum, at Con
cord, will probably get about $21)0,000 lrom tho
estate of the late Moody Kent, of Concord, the
Asjmm Deing tne residuary legatee.
The New Bedford shiD-carner.ters are now
charging thirty-five cents tier hour for their
labor. Work upon two ships- hat been sus
pended in consequence of this advance
Since the war broke out, the Quartermaster's
Department at Cincinnati has nurchascd cloth
ing and equipage to the amount of upward of
bU,uou,uuu, at me rate or $z,ooo,ooo per montn.
Forelcn papers announce the death of Peter
Joseph Lenne, one of the most distinguished
horticulturists of German v, and the founder
of the modern German school of landscape
gardening.
Three young women, nr.raedMary Landalcer,
Louisa Landaker, and Amanda l'resler, were
frozen to death near Chain Lake Centre, Minne
sota, on the night of the 13th nit., while ou their
tray home from a sii giug school.
Brown University has one hundred and
scvenly-stx students, eighty-four of whom are
professors of religion. One conversion has been
made during the past year, and forty-live
students are preparing for the ministry.
The Naw 'Orleans papers mention the sale
of two large plantations, twenty-two andtwenty
six miles above that city, for $125,0U0. They
contuln tour thousand acrea, and pro luced live
hundred and ntty thousand hotheads of sugar
in 1860.
A California paper says that the culture of
raisins promises to become an Important feature
in the industrial future of California. The Sacra
mento Union, speaking of samples sent to that
oOice, says they are full of saccharine matter,
Juicy and plump. tfcj
There la a perfect mania prevailing through
out most ot the interior towns of Maine on tae
subject of local lotteries. Schemes embracing
farms, mills, spavined horses, cheap watches,
brass jewelry, etc., are more plentilul than suow
tlaket have been this winter.
It is understood that the officers of the
Kearsarqe were not positive that Semmes sur
rendej-ed the A'abama. ana tnat be was tntis a
parolud prisoner when captured iu arms by
hherman. Ilad their testimony been conclU'
sive on this point, the precedent established
wnen the officers and crew or the Meroedua,
which auirendered to a Hcbel ram off Charles
ton, weie declared prisoners of war, although
not actually captured, would huve secured
emmes' conviction for a vlolitt'on of parol.
AMUSEMENTS.
"IJIELEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
tuoire-HfM to all i erf ot AmnsemeDt may or una
up to CM o'clock my evening. 1111
f 'HOICK KEATS
AM) ADMI8SION8.-
TickttB cim Imd a itN
1 Iiih.kAMMS OlTtrE.
Ko. SI ('ill 1. I T Blrcpt. orpnulte h To tOfffce.'
lor tl e I IkmiM, Anti, Uolnui, aud Academy ol .Mu-'c,
up lob o'clock, every t nin. 11 if
A MEIMCAN ACADEMY
OP MiTSIC.-
J.V. 'I Hi- (Xcmlny) KVKMM,
MnrchU.
(,11AM) IfcellNOSilAL 151 t KIT ,
to
J. L. CABS CBOS8
A. I. Ul-Vii. I.
and B. F. H AITS O.N,
MAKiCrnSOt
CdPKCrOfR A lUXKK'i MINSTHF.LS.
UIHBT MINSiTKIIL I'OMt'ANK
1M TIIK . 1
ACADFMY OK WUtIC.
CAH I Hie omniltfi-o of Arran I'inrnU take thin
opportunity to rU'liHr tha ks fur the many kind
OhlTfc Of piOH'CFMMUL rvicw irmn-mi inrm nv lump
anrl rni Ionian of tho Irnma'le and MUfical i'ro'coilon
of llila fillv, and r crut that tliry arc corm, oiled to ilu
clln mch iralllvlng iitollcrs. 'I'lie prorammo, aa wl.l
he tern, in ot unumai lenutn anu variety, ami it wm
rlnrtred moot nPDioprlato. an well ai moot consonant t t
tlia w tira ot i ho public to have It embrace exoluilre r
ike namea ot ttie inrmnrra ot mo cotnpinv, that the ca
nalililtiaa ot tha r. rlnna arilM-i tn their aevcrat roita
niluht the bettor he evinced md appreciated.
A riPLh-MUI) 1-KOUitAMME
of Vlrth. Mnilc, buil(ju, tod Plantation Scene,
lornilng In al the
HOST VAliUD EliTERTAIXMEHT EVEIt OF
FKKt II.
KOtirr.- Tha rhlckerlnp! Urand Tlano rmd on thla
occasion Is kind y furnlahed br Ur. WlLUAli Dili.'
lOS.t'lieanut atrect
UOJ.DAY KVENINQ, March U. 1S68. '
JROftBAMMB PaKT I
In'rcdac err Ovcrtnro "Operatic" arranned by J.
S. Cox.
rarncrosi A Dlxey'i Ulnstrola
Open'Dg Chorus "Crowned with tho
Tempcftt" Fall Troupe
lltet me at the l ane i.L. Carucro'a
T tat.nt Atcniorle J. A. 1'ahnor
Tt hen 1 vaa a Llt'le Baby ....E. F. tttxoy
(i mo Home Father J. - ( arncron
Th Ulil In Blue Lew Slmmona
I'll he True to Thee J. W. Latnoiit
JsUhiiiua e Polka.. ..Messrs. ox Bohba and Company
Citiind male ' Tha ktail l ral." "Tha Start." -a. I
Aboard" ' Sew Brunswick." 1ton for Kotresh-
nienta." ' Off aea'D." 'Newapapow and Oum Uropa,"
Full Speed," "' on the 'I rack,"
TFKKIFIO NHAH1I VP I
PARr ll.-VARIETtKS.
BUBLESyK GEKMAMA CONCERT.
Condnctor.
.Ilarry Lhr
Overture' Turk In Italian'
.....orcbestra
...... Mad 'lie falroarlno
...Herr Hobbi
Atona. I.atnont
, Wm. :wars
Sign or Dlxey
"lllirlndlsl"
ricoo Hoio
Big H rn Obligate
irnet ooio
Solo 'l'enny lrumpet"
FIna'e "Fly by MuUt"
..urcaostra
UUVDL1S UUIU UUKNril'E, -wa
Masters Joseph and Eddie.
THE THBUai tBAt'E. rttd I
Harry Lehr. Lew Simmona. and E. F. Dlxer.
Favorite Ballad J. L. arn cross
Orinliial Stump Speech Law fehninuna
UACKTED HOUSE.
Jlmpiy, Kkeftlc Harry Lehr
ieori;a, a Medium ...J. L. Carncrois
Bochni Flute Soiv J. a. Cox
YOUKU SCaJUP.
Mr Williams ,...J. Lamont
nchenttnerborn Let blininons
Ilia Youug Scamp Maator Joiepb
iilb ItlU J)IU, ,
E. F. Dlxey and E. N. sloonm.
aiaaiers joaepn ana r.uuie.
Concluding with the great burlesque, - tB3
Brlg.-Oen. Orlsaley, Manaser J. L. CarticroM
Petet Fable the Doorkeeper Lew la Simmon
Adelphua Heenul, theJttuaiclan J. A. Pa mer
Romeo and Juliet MeUir Joseph and Kddie
It laa Fanny Cewdrop C'harlea Vllllora
Mrs McUittlgan Robert Frazer
Billy Doughboy Harry Lehr
hamlet .....E. . Blocuin
Kag Picker...'. E. F. Dlxey
Col. M ueket Charles Stevens
Richard III E. N. Slocum
Newsboy Master Joseph
More and Llze..... , Olbbona and bteveos
Urand finale. ;
COTFRIE WALK-ABOUND,
By the entire Company.
j dnilsalon. 60 cants. Reserved seats. 75 cants. -Doors
open at 7 o'clock ; to commence at 8.
COMMITTEE OF ARktAMOkaf ENT9.
WI'Mam Meeaer. I E. J. Illncken.
K W. C. Greene, p. E. Abel.
Charles U. Uraffen. I II. B. UelUor. It
I
NEW CHE8SUT STREET THEATRE.
CHERNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LEONARD UROVERA WILLIAM E. BUtK. Leasees
nrt ManHtiera.
WlLLIAU E. SIKN Bcsident Manager
MOM DAT EvTmINQ, March 1J,
Doors open at 6 43. Curtain rises at 7'45
First night oi start ing and powenul Local, Moral, and
Emotional Drama,
THE ilRKMF.N OF PHILADELPHIA,
Firemen of Philadelphia,
Firemen ot Philadelphia,
Firemen ot Philadelphia,
with new local scenery by B. Smith, among which may
ba lonnd .
A VIEW OF Tf1ESTTE HOTJmE;
CHESNUT STREET. ABOVE TWELFTH.
FIKK, IN IHIHD STREET. NhAR VINE.
GBAKD TAbLEAUX OF THE CUr FIRE COAl
PNiE., with their Hose Carriages, Steamr Engines, Equip
ments, etc.
1 his niece will be cast to the
FULL 8TREJUTH OF THE COMPANY.
The nenoruance will conolude with
NURSERY CHKKWEKD.
TUESDAY, MARCH 13. AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
GRAND BELIEF BENEFIT TO THE DISABLED
FIREMEN.
WEDNEBDAT, March 14.
BENEFIT OF MB. W. LEXXO.T.
F RID AT EVE NINO. March 16
Vt.Ht.riT OF SK UKUKUK 11 t'LAUILE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, kiorch 17.
NINETY NINTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, i
And only Day Performance ot
FIREMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
In active preparation,
CARTOUCHE and THE STOLE H JEWELS.
Admission to Matinee 30 rents; Children to Cents.
Doors open at 1 15 ; Curtain rites at 215.
Evening Admission, 26 cents, il ceata, and tl.
N
EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
THE GRAND KKL1EF BENEFIT
THE CBAND KELIb.F BENEFIT
THE OKAND BELIEF BKNEFIf
THE OKAND BELIEF BENEFIT
THE OEAND BELIEF BEN t PIT
To Tn
DISABLED EIUPME.V,
TF.KDEBED BY ME66BS. GEoVEB & SINK.
Will take place on the
AX lf.JLHUU.BI ABU AVCaUXU
oa
1UE8DAT, ItABCH 13, 1866.
At the Matinee an Immense bill will be oSered. con
sisting oi j. n Artnur s great mocai urama.
TEN NIOHT8 IN A BAB BOOM,
And the lauglian e Farce,
The Manacemen. take irreat nleasure la annonnelns
that they are In leoelpt of a letter trom the company
atiacbes ladorslnu tholr aoilon relative to thla benetit
and volunteering their services for the Matinee por-
lormance. iuis letter is guinea or
EVEBY MEMBER OF TH tt CHESNUT BTBKET
COMPANY,
THE LEADER AND ENTIRE OHOHE-tTRA.
The Machinists and Staue I arnuntors. boenlo Artists
i-roperiy Men, uoorteepers, Ushers, ireasurer.uasmen,
gnu puuhu uiivruiwi.
Doors ouen at 1 1 per ormance eommsncss at 2 o oloci
IN 1I1E EVENING.
VfUl be presented a three act local Drama,
lllti riliiMlvN Of fUIADLl'UlA,
UBSKBTACHICKWEED. 812 2t
fTrALNUT BTREET THEATRE. N. E
V comer NINTH and WALNUT Streets. Beelna at
1H o ciocn.
f.A I HMIKDIN A If I I
Engagement at vast pecuulary outlay, of the world-
renowueu
MB. AND MBS. CHARLES KKAW.
which will be their only perio.niances In Philadelphia
trior to their retirement forever Irota the staxe. These
onsslo artlsta will be Dower.ullv suttalned br Mr.
( A1IICAKT, r. OEOtuiE EVEBET1', and Mm
CHAPMAN, Iroin the London Theatres, and the entire
Walnut otreov uuinaov.
MONDAY-HI MtY VII and JKAI.OU8 WIFE.
'IUF.HDAY-MER' HAtT OF VENICE.
W" DN 8DAY LOUli XI.
THU KbDAY HA M LET.
miDAY-'HK HTBaNQEK and WOND'R
PBlCt-'S DllBlNG TUB KhAtf NIGHT Famllv
Clrvie. 26 Cents; Dteas Circle M Cents; t-ecured chairs
In iiress Circle 7ft Cental Orchea:ra circle. aliOrcnes-
tra (hairs, SliO; Orchestra Boxes, 98; Private
Hoxea,12.
JOHN DREW'S MEW ARCH STREET
ll THFATllR.
jieirins at I O'ciock.
MEV1VALOK THE S'i'ltEK'ifl OK NEW YOBK.
POSI1TVELY LAHT FIVE MQUlU OE
MB OHANFBAfJ,
alt'ed by
and
OLIVE LOU A N
C. T PABt.OK. ,
i MONDAY EVENING. March 13, !
Houcicauit 8 great drum of
TIIK BTBEET OF NEW YORK.
Bartiter Wr- CHANFRATJ
I I ' OUVK LOG N
town, the Bootbliic..... ...-O. T. PABHLOiS
(with bauio Bolo aail Jig).
I.ucr Fairweather Miss E. Price
Mi. PurTi smart ttotuuu
For Htenery, Ineiflents, etc . sea Hills.
Ttl HDAV HKN Fi t' "V W. A. MOORE.'
FltlDAY CUAHFKACj LAM t UttNl Fll'. -Beats
see uid six Uaa Iu advauao. ,1
AMUSEMENTS.
IS
EW AMERICAN THKATRE
WALNUT Hireot. above F.taht'a.
M,f ATiKACilONs.
k Engagement ol the celebrated
. FOWI.EU SiBTFRS.
fonrln nnmherthe most beantu.il and attractive dan-
seusea tn America.
FVTRT RYEMVO,
AND ON WEDSEHHAY AN l SATURDAY ATTER
fcOONS. v
SrLFKMD D4I.LFTS, BKIIXIANT COMEDIF.a,
I.aiif liable Iturleiues, Humorous Farces. .
Anioo. T' jl ah nations combined.
C""C I T A MQTt II C Y L O P.
I R E L A If D.
with the Vovspa Home to New York .
VAINIED Oi JSOoi) FEI-T OF CNVA88,
nil A 81JUKI TIM K ONLY,
AT NAllONAI, HALL.
MAKKR1 Htreet. above Twelfth,
roninionclng MONDAY, March ii.
THE CADLE JUMl-Ee.
"NEW YORK ILLUMIXATED,"
Altn THS IKLl'BIHTKD
"B u n N I N U 8 II I P,"
tlven with each entertainment.
AlK IMON reduced t i5 CENT8
Per omianc at K o'cio-a P. M.
Matineo. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at i
o'clock. P.M.
Hchoiars admitted to MaMnca (or 10 cen!a.
lie on open at 'i and 7 I'- M. I 7 6t
QOSTUMES I C O S T U M E S !
A splendid assor! mcnt ot
COSTUMES AND TKOPERTIES,
FOR MASQUERADES.
AreoQcrcdto the attention of the bail-going public at
this gay aud leitlve soason, at tlio
" COSTIJMEUY.
Of tweiity-flvs years' establishment, 1
No. 9 1 7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to pleaso the taste of those
who attend the Carnival Balls of the Season.
V. C. DESMOND,
2 20 1m No. 017 BAC'E fctrect
GK R M A N I A ORCn fiST RA. PUBLIC RE
hcarsals everv (UTIKDAY AFTERNOON AT
MCB1CAL CND HALL. 8X o'clock. EnRagementa
maoeby addrewlnROEOBGE HAS1 CRT, Agent. o. 1231
StUNTEHEY street, between Raoa and Vuitt. 1 16 in
ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
Street, above Tenth.
Open lrom 0 a. M. till P. H.
lienjamln Wont's great Plctare of
UHB1ST REJECTED
still on exhibition. 11
AK0MA 6A.IKG AND CONDENSING
COFFEE BROWNER,
FOR HOTELS, GROCERS, HOSPITALS,
Military Barracks, and all other establishments using
quantities of Coffee
By this Machine the Coffee is SWEATED brown
Instead of being BURNED brown, thereby saving from
40 to SO per cent more AROMA than when done In the
usual way.
A PATENT TEBTEH Is attached, which enables
the operator to see when the Coffee Is done Brown.
CAN BE CHANGED IN A MOMENT INTO
A FRANKLIN OR AIR-TIGHT
STOVE FOR HEATING
PURPOSES.
They werk like a charm, ALWAYS giving entire
SATISFACTION.
For particulars call or send for a circular, which con
tains testimonials lrom many of tbe
United Mates Hospitals,
First-class Hotels,
and Grocers
Sow having them In use. Also,
HYDE'S PATENT
AROMA SAYING AND CONDENSING
FAMILY COFFEE BROWNER,
On tbe same principle, being In the form of a STOVE
COVER. V 11 suit any STOVE or RANGE.
Tbe Coffee is browned PERFECTLY UNI
FORM in a FEW MINUTES' TIME.
ONE POUND BROWNED In this M achlne has
about the SAME STRENGTH as two roasted In the
usual war, BESIDES giving the Coffee in ALL ITS
PURITY aud FRAGRANCE.
Tor sale by
HARDWARE, llOUSEFURNISUINO, AND
STOVE STORES GENERALLY.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
HYDE & TIXGLEY,
No. 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue,
1 IS Imo
PHILADELPHIA
SHIPPING.
HAMILL'S PASSAGE1 OFFICE.
"ANCHOR LINE OF 6TEAMER8."
liIHKRNlA." "COI.UaiRTA.
f! I kllOMA UflAM KRIa
"BRITANNIA," "LSDIA.'
Pteam to
UVtHtOOL LONDONDERRY, BELFAST. DUBLIN,
NEWKY, COjKK. AND GI.A8UOW.
RATE." OF PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN PAPEBCUKBENCT.
CABIN!? $J, IbO, and f 70
bTEaRAbE W
1UE PAID CERiiricATEM
tasned for bringlog out paasenk-era from the above
poluts at
. LOWER RATES THAH ANY OTHER USE.
Also, to and lrom
ALL MA110N9 ON THE IRI8H BAILWAT8.
SPECIAL NOl'lCE. Passengers will take particular
notice that the ' Anchor Line" la the only line granting
tluoupb tickets at the above rates, from Philadelphia to
the points named above, and that the underslyued la the
only duly authorize A gem In Philadelphia.
Apply to W. A HaMILL,
.Bole Agent for "ANCHOa LiNE,"
1 11 No. 211 WALNUT tttreet.
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
T.
J. M c G U I G
A N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
FANCY GOODS, NOTlOHS, Etc,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS. Etc
MATCHES AND BLACKING,
NO. 8 BTAWjEUKY BTREET,
First Btree abov W"WU between Market and Chesna
ft i PUILADBLTHIA.
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and alter MONDAY, February li two dally
trains will run betweon Waslilni'ton and L'nehburu,
connecting at Gordonevl le with Vlrvlnia Central Rail
road trains to and lrom Richmond, as ioilows :
MAIL TRAIN,
leave Washington dally (buudav excepted), at $'45
A. M , and arilve at Lynchburg at If. at.
Leave i.ynuhnurg at 7 A. M ana arrive at Washing
ton at ft 2tl P. M .1
' EXPRESS TRAIN
Letve Washington oily (Including Funday) at 6 03 P.
M. and arrive at l.ynchbaig at 6 00 A. M
Leave Lynchburg at M) r. At. and arrive, at Washing
ton at 6 10 A M.
l oth trains making close connectlona at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest, aud at Washlugion
lor Nor.n and Northwest.
First-class aieepiug cars will be attached to the n'ght
traiua. .
Tbe road is attractive, not only for Its comfbr'ahle
accomuiodatlons, but l"f the fact that ft pusses the now
bl-tono localities of Fairfax, l'.uil Run. MaimMnm, J3ris
toe, t atlftt'a. Kappalianuouk, Culpeper Orange, and
Gordunsvlile, places ot uuperlshablo inteiest in the
popular mind
Through tickets to all poinH Houih ai d Wonftiwe.it
mav lie bad In Boston, New York, PhllatV.'IphU, and
Baltimore, and at the offices ot the road In WanlunAou
and Alexandria. AV.tl.MoUAFFi.Rl i ,
, i l(j . General Buperlntnident
A""tQ Tj"EB N ' B "n"e"w B"S T A N D,
B. W. corner SEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
ALL TUB
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPKRM. . , . ,',
MAGAZINES.
PERIODICALS, T.us.t
Jlay b4 obtained at currea rates. , 'AJi
RAILROAD LINES.
Jl
E A D I V O RAILROAD.
GREAT TlirNK LINK
FROM PHn.ADKLI HIA TO TH INTERIOR Ot
rWfUUOlA. TUK SI IIUII.MUL,
BOfOl'SHA NNA. CVMlKLAI,D,
All WVIIUlVd VAI.I VH
A YtTt TO Ct XT u vftuiuiLium 1 Tit. eiain.B
WINTKR Al HAO X h.T OF Pa8SENF.R TRAlUs'.
wnini tne companv 's Depot, at TM1KTKKMH
and.) A 1 LOW HILL btree ts, PhUadoluhla. at the follow
ing hours.
. . ..... "iau siaii
Atl-Oe A. M. ft)t Readlns. Lebanon Bartfhnrir. Potti.
Villa, JPInegroTe, Tainaqna, Hanlin-v, W'llilamsaort,
Emilia, hocbepter. Mavnra Falls lliu'i'o Al.enUiwr.
tl kesharre, Plttston, York. Carlisle, 'Jhanibernburi
Bsrentown etc. etc
i nis train connects at itKAUintt wttn oe cast Pen
lylvama lial road tialns tor A leniown, e o. i and wit
lift Lebanon Valler train for Ilarrlxburs etc t
I'ORT CLIN ION wlh Catawlss Italiroa train
Wililnm'port, Lock Haven. Klml a. eto at HAS
HiMti ivu w tn ionnern central, t nmnoriana vaim
and Krhiilkl I and Nusqueliaiina trains lor Ncrtb
nnilcilnnd. WWIauieport, York, Chamtiersharg. I'ins
grove, eic
ar i r.ivvirn f.ArRr.ni)
Leaves Phllscelphia at 1 3u p. M.,ior Rea'llrir, Porta,
vt'le. H mlnrr. etc. connecting with Keaiilni ana
C oinmbta Kailrokd truin lot Colombia, eto. and wits
( aiawisa Kalircad train for Milton, n lliiamspert
EiDiUa, LuHa o. eto.
l enses Keaiiina at t SO A. Jl.. stouDinn at all war
a atlvns. arrives in PMIace plila atO'M A. M.
itc uining, lenve. rm aUolpUia at fW r. M.. arrives u
p.rnttliiK a. isti p. M.
Irslns Inr Phllsrielnhla eara Harrtahnra at Wi A. M.
and 1'otisvl lo at d ::u A. II.. airivlnir In i'hilf'delDhia ai
I it P M. Aitemoon tialrs leave Hanlsbore at l-
P M.. and Pottsvllle at it P.M.; arriving at Phila
delphia at? D6 P. M.
u an istitirg Accommooailon leaves KeaalDg at 7 So A
M. and HarriBborv at At V P M
Maiket tra.n Willi a Pmner rr ear attached, leaves
Phi adclphla at 12 4S. noon tor Heading and ail wav nt.
tlons' leaves Reading at 1C3U A. M., and Downingtonat
1 Si S(l P . f( . Pbi aUolphlaand all way stations
A II the above trains rnn dally. Handa; s excepted.
Knndav trsins leava ri.tt.vllln r ili a. M.. nd Phflai
delphlaai lis P. M.
lflJ'eir.Il 1ALLCI HAIL.KKJA.U,
Pas Sennets lor Downiuutown and Iniennmllate noln
tnke thee-dO A. M. and 4 3n P.M. trains from Phtiadel-
rnia, returning from Downlngtoa at 1 Oft A. M. au
a-.0 Son.
NEW I OKI: EXPRESS rng PITT8BCBQ AND TBI
Leaves New York at t0 A. M. and ) T. M., passlni
Rcallng at 10 A. A., and 148 p. M . connecting ai
Utrripmrg with 1 enncyivanla end Northern Central
Knlluaa Ixpreu Trains tor Plttebnrg, Chicago, Wit
liamsport F.lmlro, Baltimore, etc.
lie urntng, Expresa Train leaves Parrtsbnrg on arrival
ot Pennsylvania F.xorcas frotn Fltbtbars. at land f M
A. M.. pas-lng Reading at 4 49 and 10 ft'i A, M , arriving
hxrw ivu h au a- iu. iuu a 9 r ai. eieepingca
accompanv Inr these trains throng tetween Jrae CItT
and Plttsbara. without charsa. .
Mall Train for New York leavea Hanisbnrg at I it
P.M. Mail Train lor Hanlaboig leaves New York at 13
Aoon. .
BCHTJTLKILL VALLEY BATLROAD.
Trains leave Pottsviile at 6 44 and I MM) A. M., and 71
P. ., r turning fiom Tamaqaa at 1 88 A. M. and 1-40 an
4 IS P M.
HOILI LKILIi AND BTJBQrJEHAirNA RAILROAD.
Trams leave Anbnrn at lift A. M. tor Pmegiove and
Banlabnrg, and at 11 P. M. tor Plneerove and Tromonti
returnloB irom liarrisbnrgat 4-tiP P. M., and turn Ire-
mcnt at 1 a. m . anu e im r- at.
lICKt.-IH.
Ihronph first class tickets and emigrant tickets to all
tbe principal points In the North and West and Canada
The tollowtng tickets are obtained only at the Oiltos
ot ri llradlord, TresBuror, No. SWT B. Fonrth street. Pbila-
oeipbia, or oi u. a. Alcona, uenerol bapeiintendeat
jKeaouiH.
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
At 28 per cent discount, between any points desired
tor lamuies ana nnns
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Coed tor 2000 miles, between all pouits, at foTAO each
lor ismuies sua arms
SEASON TICKET8,
Fo- three, six nine or twelve months, for holds
only, to ail points st reduced rates
' CLkltUTMKN
ReMdlnn on the line of the road will be tarnished witk
cards, enuiuiig themselves and wives to tickets at hau-
laxe.
EXCTJB8ION TICKETS.
From Fm'adeiDbia to principal stations, good lot
Patuiday, Sunday, and Monday, at reduced fare, to b
bad only ai tbe Ticket Oflie at Thirteenth and Callow
bill sueeu.
FREIGHT.
Goods ot all descriptions forwarded to all tbe abov
points jrom the Company's New Freight Depot, broad
ana w uiow atreeia .
KREIGBT TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia daily at ft 30 A. M., 11 45 noon, and
e-dtl k M . lor Reading. Lebanon. liarrkourg, PoMavllle,
Poll Clinton, ana au poinia Devonu.
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office (or all places on
tne roaa ana its orancnea at s A. Ja. ana ioi Oil
prluclaJ
Buttons only at H'lOi. Ai.
T,OR NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
JT Am boy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company s lines
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and way pieces, lrom Walnut street wlmri, will leave as
ioiiows. viz. : rlHI
At a a. M.. v:a Camden fond Ambov Accommoda
tion 1228
At 8 A. M., via Cauiuen and Jersey City Express... it 00
At 1 P M. via Canidcn and Amboy Express 2 'U
At 12 M. (noon) ana Hi. M.,via catnuon ana Am
boy Accommodation (Erelnht and Passenger). ... i'lS
At d ana 11 MO Jr. M. via vomueu anu Amooy, Ac
commodation (Frel&ht and Passenuer). 1st class
ticket I'M
2d Class Ticket ISO
At 6 and 10 A. M., 8 and 5 P. 11., for Mount Hollv,
jftwansviiie, remnenon ana v mcentown ; ate A. m
n1 1 P. II.. lor Freehold.
At 6 and 10 A. M.. li hi.. 8 30.8 . and U-3DP. M.. for Pal
myra, Klverton, Delanco, Beveny, Edgewator Bur-
llnKtnn. Florence. Bordentown etc. Tbe 10 a. M. and
& P M. linen nin direct throuuh to Trenton
LINES FROM KElGTON DEPOT WILL LEAV1
ah ruLLunai
A 1 1118 A. M.. 4 30 and 6 4ft P. M.. via Ken3lniton
tind Jersey City Lxdich 3041
At 1'2 P. M. iNltbt) via Ke3sinirtin and Jervev Cltv
Express 1'28
1 be 0-45 P. M. Line will run daily. Ail others Sundays
Atcpnted.
At 7'I0 snd 11-13 A. H.. 3, 30. 4-30. ft and 6 48 P. M and
12 Mldnl-ibt, lor liilstol. '1 Yep ton. eto.
At 1 A. M.. 10 80. 3. 6. and 6 P. M. lor Cornwells. Ton-Is
dale. Ho mesbuig, Tin ony Wlsstnomlna. Brideshura
and Frankiord, and at 8 P. 11. for Holmesburg and
lntermeaiaie mbuoiis
1.ELV1DERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
For tbe Delaware River Voliev, Northern Pennsyl
vain a and New York State, and the Great Lakes.
Two through trains dally (Sundays exoepted) from
Kensington uepot as ioiiows i
A7-SI1 A. M.aud 8-S0 P.M.
L1NWS FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Will leave trom root ot cortiana street
At l n Bliu x . m.t via ucrfi:. vur nuu -.hiuucu.
At 7 and 10 A. M , fi P. II. and 12 Mgh via Jwnej City
ana n.ensingion.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 6 A. M. and 1 P. M., vra
A mhnT And Csmden.
At 12 M. I and 6 P. M. (Freight aid Passenger), via
Amboy ana camaen.
March 12. 1866. WILLIAM XL GATZMEB, Agent.
TTf EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
f f From loot ot MARKET Street (Upper Ferty).
Dal'y, except hnnds- s
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
rvnitvini'ino WEDNESDAY. November 15. lBoe.
For Brldgeton, Salem, and all Stations on West Jersey
and "s, cm Bullroaos, at . ai. suiii'wr, us.
Fo, MILville and ail intermediate Stations, at 9 A. M
. . v.
For ("ape May and Intermediate Stations at t A. II. ts
MIllvUle.conBectingwItn irelkhtlruiu Pasnenger Car
sttaehed tor t ape iiay, atie vt r. js., sua i . at.
tb rough Passenger oue a P. M.
For (ilassboro and Intermediate Stations, at 9 A. MM
A S Sft V M.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, eta. at 9 A. M., I, I Hi
FrelKbt train will leave Philadelphia, trom Bandtord'i
. .--..I. . u M.xWumHixi n IQ U
' J VAN HI- NhHKI. EE, Superintendent.
THltl TtErT JERhrTi EXPHi 8- COa-PaM
will attend to all the usual brancluts of express businesi,
receive, deliver, and forward throuKVothur responsible
rxpress -.omoHiiies, w nu jrw w tu wuuu;, nuj
article inrunted to them.
A hpecial Messeniier accompanies each throaen trnla
umce. tiu. o vt aiuui. iuw, - " w--
mt-'K. I'lII LADELPHIA AND ERI1
lOUiJ RAILROAD,
fl'hi. ni-t line traverses the N orthrti and Northwest
...i.a. f.iLiiHViviinia to the cuv ot r rle. on Lass
File. It has been leased and It is operated by the Peun-
M'oVrNTKINS ATPHILADELPBIA
Arrlva Eastwa.d rle Mall Train ltu r. Ai.
Arrive .asiwa.u Kx ,,, u.10 A M
Laava Westward Erie Msll Train, 7 20 P. M
. KCBve ; r " tf.-raM train. 720 A.M.
. Passenger ears ran throneb on the Erie Moll ana
Express Trains wltbont cuonge, both ways, between
Pi!ud.lpbia.Derie. roNKKCTIO
t.aM New York at OOP M., arrive at Erie at I-J7 A.M
LeSvS Erllat 1 ?5 "m.. arrjV. at New ork Lift P. M
" No change ot ears between Eile aud New York,
i i., ri.Anitiu ( ! on all Nmht trains.
" For lutormafion resnectliis pa8eiirer business, apply
.. nruiRTi kill and MARKET Kfeets, 1 bUadulphia.
.. .... uo,i.i hnatnma of the Comnanv'a Akbii
0 m K tnion Jr.. eorner THIRTBgTH and M R-
KET Streta,Pblladolphiat W. Reynolds, Erie Wil
. . ki 1 u. .K StRlLiiuarA.
T. II UOPHl ON; General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
J H. W. GWINNEfa. General Ticket Ajtenl,P)iUudelphl
JOB D. POTTS General aianager, wiimbivi
A LF BED L. TYLER. Geparal Bupermteudent.
TlEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS
IV REVENUE BTAMPo,
O all descrlptious,
il .11 uu,..li., Wilts.
J. y " Aliraytonhand,
Alwavs on band.
ATFIORFNCB 6EWINO MACHINK CO. '8 OFFlCF,
AT FLORENCE SEWING M vClllNW CO.'S OFF1CJS
' r ' NO, 630 CHKsNUT Mreet,
.j . No. t3 CHESNUT Street,
.- ' One door below Seretitn street.
i Oua door below Seveuth siieot.
The moft liberal discount allowed.
' lb most liberal discount allowed. '
RAILROAD LINES.
"pilILArF.T.rHIA, i. WILMINGTON,
AND
JL 1
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
1 1MK TaHI.K.
Cemm-nclnr MONDAT. March 12. lftea. Trains wltl
leave Depot corner o UltOAD Street and WAtjll-
ihiioji ATtnm t tonons :
y xpr-s Tram at 418 A Al. (Mondays except-Ml). fof
Paltlmore nvd V SFlilrttnn. slonnlin at henler. WU-
minaton, Perryvllie. llsvrfl da-Grace, Aberdeen, Porry-
nian s Aia-.non, oase s ana ruinineT s ttun.
nelavate untiroaa irnin at H li A. M. (Nundava ex
cepted1 lot Salisbury, Mlltoid. and Intermedial stations.
n ay Mail 't rain a1 0 18a.m. iMindavs excepted), lor
Bnl ifnore. stopping at Chester, Tnanow, l.lnwood),
In- in out and all tegular stuilons between Wilmington;
snd Paltlmore
I x press Train st 11 45 A. M. (Sundays excoptcd) lor
Bal In ore an1 Wa-liinnon.
txprens 1 rain at 2 45 P. M. (Hnndays excep'eai, tor
Paliluirro and WsfhinKton a'otipinii at lnwter. I lay-
n ont iiriinston, reftarx. r.iaton, .vortnesHt. rerrr,
-l)e Itavte-de-Grace. Aberdeen, l'erri man's. . H;utno-
lls, Chase s and Menimer'S Ruo.
An-l t Exniessat 11-00 P. M. for Ila Minora and Wash-
Irtu n
)'ser.fen ny Host from Itsltlmoro tor rortie Mon
roe Nor olt. City Point, and Richmond, will tska the
IMS A. M tia'n.
W II.MINGTON ACCOM stOD A 'TON TR Al tH.
tttoppii g at all statlot.a between l'hl.a klpln oul wll-
m a no n :
Leave I hlladolnhla at B 15. 11-1.1 A M . 3'3n ft-1. and
ll ;i0P. M. Tlio 9-3 P. M trala connect' with Dela
vaie Kallruad lor Barrlngton and Intermediate
t ations
Leave Wl mint-ton 7 CO. 81.1. and 910 A. M.. 100 and
ftli P. M
Trains for New Csstle leave Philadelphia at 8 15 A.
M. , .( ai d fi'iiu P. H.
j ii nvijuu iifit. ritiiai iial.1 i -hike
Leave Wllinmiiton at 12 M . Ml. an.i Lis P. M.
( HEM, Lit FtiR PHILADKLPUI.V.
I,cTe(lie-,erat8il 8M. and 14 14 A. at. 12-37 143.
5 01,8 41. at.d 10 ;: P. M.
IntlM liAl.l 1MOKK ID A IlLliAHELritl A. .
leave Unl imoro 8 30 i. M. Way Mull I 9 24 A.M.. .
Kinross! 110 P. M., Express 6 35 P. al., Express; g-sft
P.M., Expiesa
Jll.wr.ri ivr DALi luunr.
leave Chester at 4 4!) ai dflM A. M..i rd3-2S P. M.
Ltave WUmlngton nt 8-23 and 10 Si A. M., and 4 P. AT.
MP1IA1 lllAlO.
Express Train at 4 15 A. M. tor Paltlmore and Wah-
Irgon, stojping at theater, Willi intton, perrvvllie,
liavrc-de-(.iaco, Ahenlsen, Perryuian's, Magnolia.
( liue s and biemmer s nun.
Mtht express li'vu r. m, lor iiaiumore ana wash
lnulon.
Accommodation Train at 1130 T. M. for Wilmington;
and lltermedla e stations.
11 A L l laiunr. run, i iiiuAor iji-jiia.
Leave Ha tlmore at P 80 P M . iixopplng at Uavre-da-i
Grace. Peirvvllie and Wilmington Also stops at Klk
ton and Newark (to take psengrs for Polladeinhla.
and leave pasenii-rs fromi Waslilngton or Maitiinorei,
ana (.uei.ier to leave piworukris iroiu Doiumore OS
W ashlniiton.
a aanciai train will leave Wilmington for Phiia.iai.
phiaand Intermediate Btstlons atO'30 P.M.
rreteni iraius. witn i n-vuer tir aitacneo, will
leave wllmintou lor Peirvvllie and intermediate sta
tions at 6 ail r M Leave Baltimore lor Havre do .rm-
and Intermediate Stations at 4 45 P M.
8 12 m. f KKHNKY.Huperlntondent
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
t-PRINQ AKRaNGEMKNT.
'ihe Trains of tbo Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave tbe Depot, at Ihir y-ttrat and Market streets,
which Is reached bv the cars oi the Market Htreet Pas
senger Railway, running to and from the Depot. Tha
lust car leaves rium bucvi, nuvui ov uiiuutos prior
to the departure of each Train.
On Sundays Cars lesve Elevsn h and Market
streets 41 mlnttes beltre the depatture of theEvenbjg
Trains.
Maun'S Daggage r ipnm wm cm ior and dnllyer
Bskiiuks at the Depot. Orders lef, at the Olllce, No.
bill chesnut street, will receive attention
IXAIKI LEAVB UIl'UI, VIZ. I
Mall Train ....at goo a. K.
PaoH Accommodation, no. i at w-mi
Fast Line at 12 00 M.
Parkesburg at 1 DO p. -if,
Hairisuurg Acconissouaiion at 180 '
Lancaster Accommodation at 4 so
Psoll Trsln.No. 2 at 530
IrleWal.' at 9 00
Philadelphia Expiestt at H 19 "
T1IA1B AUillVa it DErOT, VIZ. I
Cincinnati Express? at 1-10 A v
Pbilade pbla Lxpresst at 710
Pao I Accommouation, o. 1 at 8 20 "
Paikesburir at 800
Lancaster train at 12 30 P. V.
FastLliP at 110
Pao. I Accommodation, No. 2 at 4 4"
Day Express at 880 H
Harrlrburg Accommodation at 9 10 '
Hal'y, except laturuuv. t Dally, i Dally, except
Monday. r
aii otntr i rains aany. except Kunaay.
'I liA 1'enrSTlvanlu RRllrriA.i flnmnmiv will fin adan.
any risk tor Bagiiage except lor W earing Apparel. anI
limit their responslbliltjr to One Hun red Dollars In
va ue. All BaeHiigo exceeding that amount in valae
wilt be at the risk oi the owners, unless taken by special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have besn opened it No. ft!l ( 'ltfnut sfrnet. CAnllnMt.
tal Hotel, and Girnrd House, where Ticket mav be pro
cur, d to all important points in Pennsylvania, as well at
t no west. Norm west and Mautu-veat; and ail partiom
lurs clvtn as to time and connections bv JOHN C-
ALLEN Hcket Agent.
The Ticket Ulrica at west Phl adelphla will be conti
nued as heretolore. where all iuloimatlon rea. entinir
routes, as well as llcketa, cun he bad on application to
1 UUfllA.1 It. r-AKriK,
TIcltet A ent at the Depot
A n Fmlitrsnt Train runs dallv (except Sunday). Vnr
full particulars as to fare and accommodations apply to
IIUM'IS FUNK.
S 12
No. 137 DO K Strest"
pvORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i. Depou THIRD Htieet above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM. DOYL1 8TOWN. MArTPTT
CHCNK, EASIOJI, WlLLLAMtiPORT, and WlLKEr)
BAKKl .
At 7 30 A. M. (Fxpress), for Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mnuch (hunk, Hai-letou, H Uliaiuspoi t, and v lker
oarn.
At i-:
At 1-30 P. M (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, eto..
vacblns Easton at 6'4i P. M.
reach Ui a
At 515 P. H., lor Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mason
tnuui. x-nuTiiiu iiuu " uiimiispori.
For Doyiestown at 8 35 A. M.,2 0 and 415 P. M.
Foi Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at 6-15 P. M.
Vt Lite cars ot the Second and Third 8 treats T.lna Cltv
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot.
iKAiin iuk runjAiitiLrtiiA,
Leave Bethlehem at A-25 A. 14. and 10 02 A.M.. in
15 P.M.
Leave Doy estown at s w a. m., I-J5 and ft 30 P. M.
Lei.ve Lsnrdale atb-lfl A. M
Leave Fort Washington ntlO-ftlA. M., and 215 P. it. -
Philadelphia (or Betblenem at 0 A.M.
Philadelphia lor Doyiestown at 8 P. if.
Doy lestown lor Phi adelphia at 7 20 A. M.
lu ibleltm lor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
1 hronnh 'llckets must ba uiocuiea at tha ticket offlnn.
THIRD Street, or BERKS street.
B Sl l.lli CLARA. Alient
LiKEiUH'i LINKS KOR NEW YORK AND
J? a I tbe Stations on tbeCAMDEN and AMBOY and
connect!! R Kaiiroaus increased despatch.
1UE CAM1 E AND AMBOV RAILROAD AI
TRAN 81" tRTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT Afreet Wharf at t
o'clock P. Al., doily (Nundaya excepted)
Freiaht most be delivered beiore 4)4 P. M.. tn hi
warded the sun e iy. Iletutning, the above lines will
leava New York at 12 noon, and 4 snd 8 P. M.
rreiybi ior irecton, i nnccton, Kingston. New Bruns
wick, and ail points on the Camden and Amboy Rail
toad l also, on the beiviuere Delaware, and Klenjiiig.
ion: ihe New Jersey, tbe Freehold and Jamesbonr. aa -
the Burlinslon and Mount UoUyRol. roods, received and
forw aided up to 1 P. M.
Ibe Belvideie De aware Railroad connecta At PhD
llpsburw with the Lehlvh Va ley Railroad, and at 'anun
kacLnnk with all points on tl lielawnre. Lackawanna,
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Hyroouae, Hull'alo,
and oilier points In V estern New i ork.
j be ew jerev nai n(s(i connects at Elizabeth with
the ew Jeney Ceatra Ratlroaa and at Newurs wits,
the Mortis and Essex Railroad
A ilm ir.emnramltiin Hneellvinff fh marb-a and nnm.
bers. thipperk and consli-nees must, in every msianca.
be sent with eao'i hiad ot goods or no receipt will ba
pivtu. Increased lacllltlea have been made tor thai
transportation ot Live Stock. Drovers ae invited to
try the ronte When stock is furnished In qnantitiea of
two car-loadk or more, It will be delivered at tho loot
ot fortieth streei near the Drove Yard, or at Her No.
1 1 orth river as the shippers iny des gnate at the time
ol shipment For terum, or other inn nnntlon, an ily to
ITAMJ a r nrr.vinn. riviiiiii AKolll.
II 1 No. 2?i K. Ii La WARE Avenue Phliadoipluq.
IJ11ILADELPH1A, GER3IANTQWN, . AND
NORRISIOWS RAILROAD. K
On and a. tor WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1861, until
runlier Nollce.
FOR Gl.RMANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7. 8, 1), 10. II. 12 A. M..1 2 110.
1.4,8 5H,. 7. BM.10, 11. i2P M.
Leave Geiuiantowuo, I, It, ,0 2U, u, Itt, u, Li A. M a
1,2 3, 4,4?.. 0 6. 7 8,0 10, 11 P. ai.
'the 8 2t oown train, and 3H and bH up trains wil' not
stop on the Garmsutown Branch. .
kjm ni r- us is,
I eave Phlladolphm tt-10 A. M., i. 7. 10H P. M.
leave GiUiantown8 A M.. 1 I M f g
CHESNLT HILL ItAILROAD. .,
Leave Philadelphia a 8.10 ri a. al . 2. 8. IX S'4.7.l.
ai d 11 P. Jl
Lcav-t t liesnnt lilll 7-10 minutes, R 1M, 11 -i A. M...
'40 8 '0, ft 40. 6 40. a 40, anil 10 40 u dilutes P. M.
ON HJMlAtK,
I.esve Philadelphia 010 minutes A. M.,1 and 7 P. It,
I euve ( he-nat Hill 7-40 minutca A. M 12 40. ft 40. anaf
9-2i inlnu es P M .
Ft B ( ONSHOUOCKEM Anu suniusruvys.
Leave l hiluilulphia 6. N'35 mlnu es,. U-05A.M., lH,t.
ih tiJi, (J4 8 08 mtiuitef , and 11 )t P. M
1 eavo Noin.towu 5k, 7, 7 50. 9, 11 A. M., IX, 4)4, 6, and
8 1 VI
'Hie iff P. M. (to In will stop at School Lssj Wlsa-t
hlckon Danuyunk,enrliigMnl, and Loushohocken oulv.
Leave Phllo-lelphlaO A. M..2M nnd T P.M.
Leave Norristown 7 A. M , And ft P. M,
FOR WANAVl'NK.
Leave PbliadelphiaO B 85 minutes, 1109 A, II., lH.J ,
lit ftX.CM. 0ii5, and HHP M
Vuve Atauayuuk 6)4. 74 , 8 20, 9X. UH, A. M 2, 5.1
8)4 p. M. QN 8I1li-AT9.
I eave Philadelphia 0 A. M., 2 Hi and 7 P. M.
Iiava A "aunk 7H A. M . 6X, and 8 P. M.
W. S. WIL ON. General Suparlntende, ,
Depot MNTU and UUEKAi Sue tt 1