THE DAILY1 EVENING TELEGRAFII. rillLADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCn 15, 1866:
CITY INTELLIGENCE
t For Additional City Jno'.tj. ..ct tee Eijhtit 1 ge.
Wilt, of an Late Db. Jaynf. The
Hill ot the late Dr. David Jhjnt has beer tiled
In the once of tlie Kefci-ler of Willi-. It ia a
very voluminous document, covertae- thirty-two
paftra of ioolfccnp. rlostl.v written, and was
ftee oi looifccnp. ciostiv written, a
drawn by Edward M. Paxion, Esq., of ih
ufelpbia bur, who lias teen lor many jr.
Votitmcl ol Dr. Jnvne. The will it dated ,
nut I'hiia-
rears the
Jolv 1!).
A. u. ihj4. lis meal lenp-in preTfrat ltg puDli
cation In full. Wc eivc I How ft comet tuin
mnry oflta principal proviMona:
The following coinyritc ilio special pecuniary
lrpfltiCB! i
To his nlcca, Mary Jnr.c ranted, $500.
To hi? sisters-in-law, J.argaret and Emily
Watkrr, the mm or $200 eiuli.
To his wife's nitres, Ann Fort, JIary Smith,
and Mary Elizabeth Ciinuii.ghani, the sum of
$200 each.
To his ncicr-g, Catharine Ireland, Mary Jan
Evans, Cornelia Davis, Jului Walker, and to his
piter iB-law, Mary Cutianufham. the sum ef
f 100 per annum each timing their respective
lives.
To his brother, William Jayne, ths sum of
$300 per year daring his life.
For the erection of a new Rapti-it church In
the western part of the city, $15,000.
All the reiiidrte ot.hts ectate, real, personal,
and mixed, is deviucd to his executors and the
survivors of tlicm in trust, tor and doring tbs
full end and term of the natural lives of his
seven children and four grandchildren, now
living, and the lite ot the survivors of them.
The clear annual income of the estate is to be
distributed equally brlweo his children and
the if.su of any sncli as may die, the latter
taking their deceased parent's share, antil ths
demh of the survivor of bis fhildren and frand
children (now living), when tho whoia eainte is
to be divided. !?,--
The executor are directed to finish the bouse
nt the corner of jNineteenih and Chesnut streets,
according to the plant, of John McArthur, Jr.,
architect, and to build a stable tor the accommo
dation hii the borsr s and carriages. They are
nleo to fttrr.uh the said bouse in a style to cor
respond therewith, under the direction ( his
wile and daughters, and to keep op tho said
bouse as a home for his family, at the expense of
the estate. The furniture, Lones, curriapes, etc.,
to be renewed when necessary. The house in
which he resided at the time of hisleath,in
Third street, below Walnut, with its furniture, to
be sold.
The executors are also directed to bir.ld up the
property at Vmo street whuff with a hotel or
stores, in their discretion. They are also
instructed to set apart the sam of $400,000 out
of 1 lie income, as a fund to rebuild in caso any
of bis property is destroyeJ by fire or other
accident, and ulso as a fund to provide a suitable
settlement lor each of bin children us shall here
alter marry.
The widow receives $11000 per annnm nnler
the terras of the mania? settlement, of which
Edward M. Paxnon and Ebon C. Jayne are the
truMeee-. In addition. La leaves her the use of
the house at Nineteenih and Chesnut, which, as
before stated, is to be kept up at the expense of
the estate. ,
By the express terms of the will no intoxicat
ing diinks are to b kept in tho new house,
except tor medicinal or culinary purposes.
The business ot the house of Dr. 1). Jaynt &
Son, in which he owned a controlling; interest,
is to be carried on by the surviving: partners
until ull bis sons and grandsons now living shall
arrive at full age, in order to' allow such of them
as, in the opinion of his executor., may be
qualified to enter the firm und perpetuate- the
business.
The executors and trustees under his will are
bis lriends Rev. J. Wheaton Smith, Charles II.
Itopers. Edward M. Paxson, Henry Lewis, and
John M. Whitall. They are also the gsardiaus
of his minor children, and also of all his grand
children, so lur us they take any estate under
tho will.
roLicn Items. Albert Beck had a hearing
at the Central Station yesterday, , on tho
charge of arson, in setting fire to tho stable of
John Smith, near Fifteenth, and Cowslip
streets on the night of Monday two weeks ago.
The accused, who is in fhe Marine service, was
brought on iroui New York as soon as circum
stances seemed to justify it. Several witnesses
were examined, and it was tei titled that Beck
was in the neighborhood of the stable Isarued a
short time before the tire broke out, and that be
called at a tavern at Filteenth and Callowhill
streets, only a few minutes before the lieht
was seen, and said that there would be another
soon, the fire in Third street, near Race, bavin
been burning for some time. After the arrest of
Beck, as Oilicer Berry testified bs admittea
being at the stable when tho match wa3 struck,
but denied that he did it. lie subsequently
made the same adonis-ion to Firo Marshal
Blackburn. It was considered a suspicious cir
cumstance that Beck left the city the morning
alter the fire. Cue of the witnesses testified that
the) accused had been several times arrested on
tho 'charge of arson, and hud been once con-
victed. He wss committed to answer.
Matilda Bpeucer, Tecently a domestic in the
.employment of D. W. Sellers, Esq., had a hear
ing before Alderman Beitler yesterday, on the
charge of stealing a number of articles of silver
ware. Mr. Sellers testified that the accused left
his house at an early hour in the morning, and
that the silverware disappeared at tho same
time. A silver spoon was found in the possession
of the accused, which was supposed, from tho
enpraved letters upon it, to have been taken
from tho residence ot Judge Stroud, where
Matilda had been ut service. She was hell to
answer.
Andrew Stall was charged yesterday afternoon
w ith having: in his posaoisioii, with intent to
. pass, twenty-six counterfeit titty-cent fractional
currency notes. He is the olleced proprietor of
a lager beer saloon, on Cailownill street, near
New Market. An oilicer searched uis houso and
found thieeof tho notes in a money-drawer in
the bar-room. He then asked for tile kev to a
bureau-drawer, which Stall said he had lost.
On the drawer being opened, a package contain
ing upwards of ten dollars of the bogus trash
was found. Tbe notes found in the till had evi
dently been taken, front the package. The ac
cused was held in $2500 bail tor a further hear
ing on Monday next, The caae was heard before
Kecorder Eneti.
John W. Fox was charged yesterday morning,
upon tho oath of James Waters, a member of
Company B, 7th Regiment Veteran Volunteers,
with the larceny ot $j00. Waters allege that
on the 10th day ot April last he placed in the
hands of the defendant, for safe-keeping, the
sum of $075. with the understanding that it was
to be returned when called lor. The plaintiff
notified Fox, a short time ago, to return him
the money. Instead of doing so he handed him
but $175. The accused was held In $1200 bail
to answer by Alderman Beitler, ;
StfDDET Death. An elderly gentleman,
whose name is unknown at present, fell upon
the pavement, at tba 8. E. corner of Eighth and
Race streets, about 11 o'clock yestorday morning,
and died 6bortly after being removed to a
neighboring drag store. His death U attributed
to the heart disease. He was dressed in a black
coat, Test, and pans, a white over-shirt and a
grey under-shirt, end a higla hat, with a piece ot
paper pasted in the, inside, containing the initials
'G. P. B." Ia his pocket were found one hun
dred and nine collars and fifty cents iu money.
and a tjotet of the Philadelphia and. German-
town ra'ilroad. tie aiso naa wtin mm a rjiacir.
twlntArl cane, with asonaro piece ot silver in-
seited in the handle. The Coroner, after holding
. an iaqueBt, had the body removed to an under
taker ana piacea in ice. j
Fibemen Changing Location. Without
legislation by City Councils, the firemen appear
disuosed to so arranare the location of their com
panies as to best meet the rennirements of the
city. Within a few months, a number of com
nanies have r ha need their location. The Friend
ship Fire Company, now located at Third and
. Brown streets, is the latest. The company has
purchased a lot of erround. ,18 feet front by 102
leet in depth, situated at tho corner of Scpvlva
and Norris streets, and nrcnoses erectiuur a large
building sufficient to meet the requirements of
the organization. ,
Samiath School Annivekhabt. Last
evening the Juvenile Missionary Society of the
Sunday School connected with the Front Street
M. E. Church, Rev. T. A. Fernley. pastor,
celebrated their anniversary at the above
church. The assemblage was Tery large, and
tbe exercises, includirc addresses And hymns,
the latter very beautifully iting, were interesting
aDd gratifying. About five hundred dollars were
realized from the ofleiings of the tchool, which
were presented Jn a very pie alnr manner. A
laree overerre cross, eight feet and a half high,
was clerked, till it was a mass of beauty, with tho
bouquets of flowers sent rip with the amount,
and the accompylng motto by each class. Par
ticularly noticeable were a wreath of flowers
seat tip by tbe Female Bible Class, an anchor of
flowersi by Miss Lizzie Fernley's class, and, bo
sides, a rrown of flowers to crown the cros. The
audience were dismissed with the doxology and
benediction. '
Contracts Awakdeo. The Commutes
on Water, of Councils, met on Tuesday evening,
and aw arded contracts lor iron pipe, castings,
brass, etc., for 180ti, to the following parties:
Service pipe, to J. W. Middleton, at $321 per
100 pound", being one-filth of a cent, per poind
Ic'S than tho price paid in 1805. Special cast
ings, to the same farm, at $3'01 per 100 pounds,
being ene-tentn of a cent per pound below the
figure of 18G5. Brass castings, to 8extonACo.,
at 38 cents per pound. Tho price paid in 181.5
was 55 cents per pound. Loud, to Ettinge A
Bro., at !$ cents per ponnd. In 1825 the price
was 15 cents per pound. Castings for shops,
consisting of plug casern, etc., at 3Jr cents per
pound, to MUeman & bill?. I.at jear 4 ceut
per pound was paid.
Excitement on Chesnut Street.
Quite an exciting szonc ocenrred about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, at the corner of Eighth and
Chesnut streets. A rather prepossessing lady,
named Georgiana fel. Sterling, ti wife ot II. II.
Sterling, of Now York, was passing down Ches
nut street, in company witli a man named
Charles Jackson, when they were seized by Mr.
Sterling, who called loudly lor the police. Re
serve Oilicer Newman rushed to the scene of
action, captured the assailed party.and conveyed
them, followed by a large crowd, to the Central
Stxtion. At 6 o'clock they were taken belore
Alderman Beitler, and bound over in the sum of
$2000 each for a further hearing on Friday next.
Final Disposition of Poize Cases.
Some of tbe earliest cases which came iuto our
Prize Court have 'ust been finally determined.
Alter decisions wers reached here they were
taken to the Supreme Court at Washington, and
tbe decisions of that tribunal, aflirming those of
the lower Court, have just been received. Tho
money which has been tied ns for several years,
pending these proceedings, will now bo disttl
buted. The names of the vessels and the amounts
are herewith given: Josephine, $90,000; Admi
ral, $7000; Herald, $70,000; and the Elmira Lor
rtelia, $10,500.
Fkom Foreign Torts. The brig Name
trip, which arrived at this port on Monday,
from Bordeaux, brought, with other articles,
the following: 190 casks brandy, 2250 cases
and 74 hhds. wine, 300 cases champasrne, 30!)
baskets oil, 18 cases preserves, 17 cases
paper, and 830 pncka-;es merchandise.
The sehooner Mary E. Smith,1 which' arrived
from Trinidad on Tuesday, brought 377 hhds.,
35 tierees, and C5 barrels molasses.
The brig Mariposa, which arrived the sanao
day Irom the same place, broajht 414 hhds. 50
tierces sugar, and 310,000 cigars.
Soldieb Obganixing. The soldiers of
the Twenty-fourth Ward have already perfected
a permanent organization, and have determined
to hold a public mass meeting this evening, at
the Commissioners' Hall, Market and Thirty-
seventh streets. It is possible that Major-Geue-ral
Geary, the hero ot the white star, will be
present to address his old comrades. His nomi
nation by the National Union Convention has
inspirited tho veterans, and they are determined
to bull rally aronna tneir old commander.
Reunion of the x. m. v. a. Tho quar
terly reunion ot tne Young Men s Christian Asso
ciation was held at their new hall, Chesnut
street, above Twelfth, on Tuesday eveninsr last.
the President. Peter B. Simons, iu the chair.
The entertainment was diversified by vocal
and instrumental music by the Fhiloniolic Musio
Circle.
A nnmber of our most prominent merchants
were present, and expressed themselves highly
gratified with trie entertainment.
The New Coubt House. The Committee
on City Property, to which was referred the pro
position to change the location of the new Court
llonse, has determined to report aeaiust any
alteration. The contractor will therefore pro
ceed with the building according to the original
plan.
Hospital Item. A man named William
Donahue, residing at Fifteenth and Carpenter
streets, had his right hand injured yesterday by
iis being caaght between two coal cars at Broad
ond Carpenter streets, lit was taken to tha
Pennsylvania Hospital.
AMUSEMENTS.
llSLEY'a CONTINENTAL NEWS
JLV 1XC1JANGE.
ClioieeJKeHts to all places ol Amusement tuny dp Bad
np to tS o'clock uny evening-. 1 ill If
CHOICE SEATS AND
Tickets can te bad a tf
ADMISSION 8.
1'1!X,1AMME
CFHCE,
No. 4,11 Cni'.KNUT Street, oriuoslte the Toi tOfflce.
for tlie CLemiQt, Arch, Walnut, aud Academy of MubIc,
op to S o'clock, everv evening.
UK
QRAKD BILLIARD CONTEST,
AT COKCEET HALL,
AT CONCERT HALL,
AT CONCERT LULL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Marcli 22, 18C6,
at 8 o'clock,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Marcli 22, 1SCG,
at 8 o'clock,
Between E. J. Plunkett, Champion, and
Robert T. Ryall.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS, admitting one GonUemoa
and Ladles.
FOR BALE AT ALL BILLIARD SALOOSS, and
COSTIKEXTAL HOTEL.
Tbe number of Cards being limited, persoas wfce desire
to w ituesi this elegant game will do well to secure their
tickets aa early as practicable. BBS i U It
COSTUMES! COSTUMES!
A splendid assortment ot
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR MASQUERADES,
Are oflercd to the attention of tbe bail-going public at
thli gay and festive season, at the
COSTTJMEIIY,
Of twenty-five years eBtabllabraent,
No. OI7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste ef tioee
who attend the Carnival Balls of the Season.
Wl O. DESMOND,
9201m
No. KIT BACK Street
f ' K R M A N I A OHCn riSTRA.-FUTtLIC I EE
V.J bearaala every MATIRDAY AFTERWOOS AT
ilUHll AL FUND HALL, iH o'to k. KngMiementa
maciei.y addre.luOEOHflE BABTERT, Agout .No, IUI
MONTEREY auttt, between jjave ana Vu 1 1 iui
AMUSEMENTS.
JM ERICA N ACADEMY OF MU8IC.
Ptsee Manrfcr
IMnctorol urcbettra..
Prompter
William A. Voors
.Cbirle H. I)iKlonh
Robert Lberle
OKASD UUSirAL MHANOE ASD DEAMATIC
M A T l I. r ,
MOKDAT AKTKKNOON. Marc 19,
FOH 1HK It KM-: FIT OK Wit. OEnKUK HOOD.
Ths lil owina cclf brated AitifWot GKOVBK'S .r.R-
IAN (jFERA COMPANY, pupolnpr through I'hlladnl
1'hiaon tiondav next, have kind, consented to remain
lor ibla special occmlon:
Madame .1 "H A NN A KoTTER.
( BliUmmF.KTliA iiurnnirijia,
lUEODOKK ltAHKLMAN,
FKAfZ HIMMF.R and
JOHFPH Hr KMAN9.
Vr. Hood will also be assisted by lbs principal artliuii
oltbe
ARCH KTHKET T1IK.ATKK,
By the kind trmleHon or Mrs ,IOUM PGBV7.
Ulr. CHF.Si;T BTItF lil 1 1I If ATRK.
By the kind permlslnn ot Mir OROVk K & 8IKN.
JHr. WALNUT HI KEKI THEATRIC.
Bv the kind permission of Mr T .1. UEMl'BIT.T,,
ho have all acaereualy volunteered lUeir elllclent
rervlrea.
AfimloKlon (Iticlnnlni? rexervea antral , 00 cent
To bo obtained on and a'tir Wt IMIAY at tlio
Acudemy. and at TECM1 UCK'8 Music More.8KVK.NTU
and ( ilKStiUr. M
Doora oren at t o'clock t commence at 2 o'clock.
1'oriorninuoe will clot at A o'clock. 8 15)
VIEW CHF.SNUT STREET THKATUE.
11 f niSM'T Btrcct. aboTe 'I welfth.
LFONARU BOVB& WILLIAM E. SINK, Leaaeei
and Manauari.
WILLIAM K. SINN Kealdrnt Manager
Doors open at 6' IS Curtain r..-ei otl 4V
THIS iThnrfdavt KVF.NINO. March IS.
fomth ullit of tbe great Local Drama,
I11K lKrMKN ol PIMI.ADriflllAt
''HE Hl.FVIN OF PHILADF.1.PU1A;
HIK FIRKMEN OK I'Hll.ADH.PII IA t
THE i IU.I.A1EM OK PUILAKELFAIA
on.
TIIV. PltOAT) STREET HF.IRF.PS.
ffnt to the In 1 strength of the companT. with new local
scenery by R. Hmltb. anion k which may ba loand
A V1JS.W Iffi-TI-ll-; h I A I K HUIIB,
tllESNCT HTKKET. ABOVE TTfELFTIT.
F1K1", IS TIUHH fTKFET. KAR VINE
GBi.'ND TAbLEAL'X OK THE CI1Y IlliK CO.
PAMEi", with their Hose Carriages, tttearn Entlnca. Eualu-
n enta. etc.
lo conclude with the tanfthatile Orton Specialty,
M'KMERY riillKWO 1.
M'RSLKT CHH KWEK.U.
M'KHKY t'HK KWKKI).
MIlfERY CHH RWEEU.
FRIDAY F.VKNINO. March 16
liEKEFlT OK MR. GEORGE H. CLAKKE.
SATURDAY AFTFJENOON, V arrh 17.
MSEIVM.N'IH (IRANI) FM1IY MATIKEE.
FIREMEN OK PHILADELPHIA.
In active preparation.
CARTOCCBE;
on,
TTIE BTOLKN JEWELS.
Arimlifllon to Evening Perlormunce, 'lb cents, 89 cents,
and aL
IHfALNUT
STREET T H E A T R E. N. E.
M corner NIMH, and WALNUT Streets.
Begins at
7J o clock.
THTTRSDAY LAST KIQUT BUT OSE
of the world-reniiwned
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KF.AN.
Srr.CIAL. At the l!eltatlon of numerons patrons
and old plny-gocra, me nt,An win enact tueir
GRFATEST IURACTERS.
"MR. and Mlib. BKVKRLY," lr, Moore's greftt tragody of
j 11 r. jAraum ix.u,
FRIDAY FAREWELL BENEFIT,
aud last appearance In Plillada. ol' Mr. and Mrs. KEAN.
iJB ! hi BAM.iii ana vru.Miiit,
BAIL UDA Y-O ALAN 1UUT.
M R J. B. R011EBT8
In tho grand romantic plnv ot
XUE COKS1CAN BEOTHEUf). and
KORY O'MOOBK.
JRf. JOHN
DREW'S NEV7 ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at IX o'clock.
C'HAKFRAtJ 8 LASTS UU( BUT TWO.
sldeo uv fiUVE LOGAN and C. T. PARLOF.
WKDJiKSDAY AND T1ILR8DAY EVKNIVUS,
positively last nights but one of Bouclcaalt's great
uruma i
THE STREETS OF KEWTORK.
Bndger Mr. CIIAXFItATJ
Aliila OLIVK LOGAN
Bob, the Bootblack O. T. FAR.SLOE
(with bamo boloaod Jla).
I.ucv Fnlrweather Mlas E. Price
Mr. Pufly ISiuart Robsou
For Hccuery. Inciiicntg, etc , aee Illlla.
FRIDAY FAREWELL 11S.NKK1 1 AND LAST NIGHT
OK CHAKFRAU
A great bill for the occasion.
8A'l VRDAY HENFF1T OF STUART EOBSOV.
Scuta seemed six days In advance.
rVTEW AMERICAN THEATRE
J.1 WALM'T Bircet. abovo Elchtb,
EW ATI HAOTIONS.
Engagement ol the celebrated
FOWLER BISTERS.
fear In number the moat beautiful and attractive dan-
souses in America.
EVERY EVENISO,
AND OS WEDNESDAY AM) SATURDAY AFTEIt-
T . jNOONS.
SPLENDID BALLETS, BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
jLaugunoie jiuricsiiuea, iiumurous farces.
AinuHeuients ol al nations combined.
P S E M T. L Y B U I L D I N fl.
. 'JUE AIASTEU BANT) OIT THS WOBLU
COMING.
BURGESS, PENDERO ABT, HUOnES, AKI) LA RUE'S
MUNNIltaiS.
Fxtraordlnarv cominnatlou of talent great confede
ration ol dlntinpmihed
JC1U1U1 AKilOlISS,
I'omnrlklng
TWEKTY-KIOIIT BliHillT PABTICTJLAR STAE.
fornmia at once a constellation oi unsurpassed Iwantr.
strintth. magnlllcea e, and cllect Iu the bamuphere of
gcientllle aitainmciita
tirana ouvniug. turauAi i.y jcjnju, ino win
instant. 3 14 4t
rrilK GREAT PANORAMA OP IRELAND,
1 with th Yovacfi Home to New York, at
KATIOAL HALL, MAKhET Street aboreT TELPTIT,
a. v hki ivk.mmi at a vv lun tsuAi ana baiuu-
PAY. at 8 P.M. Doors open one boar previous.
Admission. 5 cents. it at
A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
jrx street, aoeve -renin.
Open irvui a. jh. tin r. si.
Benjaailn Went's great Picture Of
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MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IN
jjltctojgrapti Albums,
BOOKS, BIBLES, PRAYERS,
Magazines, Novels, and all the
ITevr Publicationa.
CARD, MEDIUM, AND IMPERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHS. .
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
Pictures of Q Linda Framed to order.
803 CHESTNUT ST. 808
Q li E E N TEAS,,
GBJEN COKN,
1EESU FKACHES,
FEESH TOMATOES, PLUMS, Urfl.
AI.BE11T O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IK FINE GROCERIES
9 22 4p COR. ELEYEKTH AND VLNE BI8.
T)EVEKUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
11 Kf. vtJtJ. OliJnro, i
Of all descriptlona,
Ot all daacilptioua, . ,
Always on band,
Alwava on hatifl.
AT FLORENCE "EWINO V ACHIN B CO.'H OFFICE,
AT tLOliUiCK bE Wl M At UIN E CO. '8 OFFICE,
So. b0 CHESNUT R treat.' '
One door below Seventh stieeL
One dour below rteveutb stteeb
The meat liberal u'scount allowed.
Ibemoa liberal diacoont allowwd.
riIIE STAMP AfJENCY, NO. 304 CHESNUT
J KTttFET, ABOVETU1ED, WILL BE CONT1SUED
A ft 111, IJllilkOHK.
HTAMl'H of EVKRY DESCRIPTION CON8TAHTLT
ON liAND, AaU Al U i
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AROMA 6AVING AKD CONDENSING
COFFEE. EKOWNER,
FOB HOTELS,
CEOCERS, TlOSriTALS,
Ullttarr Barrack a, and
all other eatabllahmenta using
quantities of Ceflee
By thli Machine the CofTce li SWEATED brown,
Instead of being BURNED brown, thereby laving from
40 to 60 per cent more AHOIIA thaa whem done In tee
tunal way.
A PATENT TESTER Is attached, which enables
tbe operator to see when tbe Cofce Is done Brewn.
CAN BE CHANGED IN A MOMK1VT I A TO
A FKANKL15 OR AIH-TIOIIT
BTOVE FOR HEATING
PURPOSES.
Ther work like a charm, ALWAYS glvlnft catire
SATISFACTION.
For particulars call or send tbr a circular, which con
tains itstimonlala Irom mauy of tbe
United fctatce Hospitals,
Flrst-closa Uotels,
and Grocers
Sow having them In use Also,
; IIYDE'S PATENT
AliGMA SAVING AND CONDENSING
FAMILY COFFEE BR0WNEH,
On the same principle beiag in tho form of a STOVH
COVER. Will suit any STOVE or R AN UK.
Tbe Coffee Is krewncd PERFECTLY UNI
FORM in a FEW MINUTES' TIME.
ONE FOUND It ROW NED in this Machine hns
about tbe SAME STRENGTH as two roasted In the
nsnal war. BESIDES giving tho Coffee In ALL ITS
PURITY and FRAGRANCE.
For sale by
HARDWARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING, AND
STOVE STORES GENERALLY.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
HYDE & TIACLEY,
No. 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue,
2 13 lmo
PHILADELPHIA
FURNITURE.
GEOUGE J. IIENKELS,
THIRTEIKTH AND CHESNUT STS
FIKNITUKE WAREHOUSE.
A large assortment of
Rosewood Drawing-Room Furniture
Walnut Drawing-Room Furniture.
Walnut DIning-Room Furniture.
Walnut Library Furniture.
Walnut Hall Furniture.
Rosewood Chamber Furniture.
Walnut Antique Furniture.
i'rlccs arc as low as the quality of tho work will admit of.
GEORGK J. IIENKELS, .
3 2 lm Late of Kos. 609 and 811 CIIESSUT Street
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I h ave a largo stoefc. of every variety of Fnrnituro
Which I Will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
TLA IN ASD MARBLE TOP COTTAGE BTJIT3
TVAMJT CHAMBER SUITS.
FAKLOR 6C1TS IN VELVET PLtTsn.
PARLOR BCITS IK HAIR CLOTIL -PARLOB
SUITS IN KEPS.
E Idcboards, Extension T ablcs, Wardrobes E ook-coscs
llattieesea, Loudkcs, Etc. Etc.
P. P. GUSTINE,
1 lo 3m TS, E. Cor. SECOND AND RACE 8TS.
SHIPPING.
HAMILL'S PASSAtJE OFFICE.
"ANC'IlOK LINE OF B'lEAMEItH."
"OALELOMA." 'UA.VBKA.,,
"11K1TANN1A," "INDIA.'
Rteani tn
LlVEKl'OOL LONDONDERRY, BELFAST. DUBLIN,
w L W 1V 'lluL' A a. 1 f ! I , Ultn T
a it n t v vnn, ai; mijooviw ir
rate- of paj-sahk.
PAYABLE IN l'Al EH CLUBF.NCY.
CABI VH $00, $80, and $70
t'lEiltACiE S30
J HE PAID C K(IKli ATKH
Issued for bringing out pasatnijcra Iroin the above
points at
ivniniuiLa iuu adi uijuj&k juiaiu
Also, to and Irom
ALL hTA'lIONfl ON THE IRISn RAILWAYS.
EPECIAL NO 11 CK. Passencera will take oartlcular
noiice that tbe "Anelior Line" is the only line minting
tluough tickets at the above rates, from Philadelphia to
the point named above, and that tbe undersigned Is tbe
ouiy uliv authorized Agent in ruiiaatiinna.
ADDiy U YV. A 11 4111.1.,
iBole Agent for "ANCHOR LINE,"
115 No. 217 WALNUT Street.
Jtl 7Jh B U 1 1 t ri . rUlLiALICLil'lllA,
,J.lt3J STEAM PROPELLER COMPAN Yj De-
ovuu.ii ana swni sure lines oeiween rnuaaeipuia ana new
York, via Delaware and Hurltan l anal, l b buslneaaof
this Company ban at ain been renamed, ftemn propel.ers
will leare. dally, at 1'iM. and a P.M. Freight taken upon
accommodating tonus. Appivto
W U. JU. 1A1UJJ Ct- i VJ. ,
8 13 3t No. 132 B Pt-LAWAME Jtvenue.
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &c.
T.
J. McO XT I Ot A N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer lu
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ZIO,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, Eto
MATCHES AND BLACKING, '
ISTO. Q STlAviKltltY STREET.
First Btree above ','d between Marfcetand Cheana
6 4 ranABLrBiA
DENTISTRY.
ISAIAH PRICE. DENTIST, GRADUATE OP
Philadelphia College ef Dental Surgery, class 1863-4,
lorirerly oi Vv eetCbester, Pa., having sertea three years
111 tne .aruiv, nan lepuuieu ii) jrnuiii-e ei uis proienaioB
at No. 241 N. ELEVEN!!! Street, Philadelphia, where
he will endeavor te alve aatisiactory atieatlon li,M whe
may require bis piofessional services. 1J
THE COLTON DEKTAL ASbOOIATCrtjalRI.
glnatett the Anasthetlo nae of NIl'KOCi OXIDE
CAN lor Eatractinr leein wiiuout pain, w k uu mi
OTI1EB WMJil. WUIIJU UUlce, ISO. iJi WALDUl
htree . Ihllade'pbia. i 2 51ni
RAILROAD LINES.
i
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and euter MONDAY, February 12, two dally
trains will run between Washlugton and Lmchbarg,
connecting at Gordoimvl le with Viryiiila Central Rail'
road trains to and from Richmond, aa lullows i
. aiAiu isiin.
Tave Washington daliy (bundar excepted), at 6'4S
A- 11 , ana arilve at Lynubliurg at ( P. U.
Leave i ynennurg ai i a. u ana arrive ai tTasuina
ton at '-!) P. M.
r.A-Kr.D.i -iiiaia.
Leave Washington dally (Including Bunday) at 6 05 P.
M ana arrive at Lynclitiuig at 6 w A. M
Leave Lynchburg at &JJII r. 31. and arrive at Washing
ten at oil) A. M.
Both trains making close connections at Lvunhburg
for all points Snuta and Southwest, and at Washuigion
lor North and Northwest.
Flrst-olaas sleeping curs WO! be attached to the n'ght
trains. . .A
Ibe roan is anraciivr, dot obit ior iu comiorEaoio
accommodatlona, but tor the fact tliat It puaaea the now
hi. tone localities ef Fairfax, Bull Run, Maiiaasas, Bris
toe, Catlett's. Rappahannock, Culpeper. Orange, and
Uordensvllle, places ot uuperUbable inteieat In the
popular uilua ...!'.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
mar be had tn Boston, New York, Philadelphia anil
Baltimore, and at the ofUcea of the road In Washington
aud Alexandria, W. H. MooaFFkki v,
i i General HuperluUudeot.
RAILROAD LINES.
KE A D I N O RAILROA
H RF.AT TRUNK LINE
FROM PmLA DfcLl H1A TO TH INTMTO
D.
Of
riJi-Miv - U. 1MK B II UII.lt iu,,
HfcKOl VF Mil. ( rMRt.RLAM,
AND WK(.MlNO VAl.Lf VS.
DOBTII, OR'I II W FT. A K 11 THK CAHADA8.
V I N Tl H ai RAhlty.TrPASfNeFK IKAlH.
Leaving t, Cdnipanv's Depot, at TH1RTD- P.M H
and i AlLOW HILL fetreeta PhliadelpkU, at the lollew
loa koura ,
. , MORNIJIO MAIt.
AtR-Cfl A. M. er Ilrailing. Lekanna Bartshar. Fetw-
VII e, 11 tnegr..ve, Tamaqua Puabmv. Wll lamsrt,
Eialia lvixbrsler Niagara Falla Bn.Ya'o Allentowr.
vikobarre, l lttatoa, Totk, Larllale, '.'hamkenbura
Uarersiown etc, eio.
' Ills rain c nnrcts at RFADIVO with 'he East Pen
uv runia l.'al rondtialus tor Alleniown. e'e.i and wit
the Let anon Valley train lor Uarrlshiirg etr. i
I OUT ( LIN ION wllh Catawlasa Kaliroa' train
VVilllsniFport, Leek Uavea. Klml a, etc, at HAB
RIMtl l.O w th Northern Centra, nraberland Vallei
ami Hcliii IU I , and Susquehanna tralna tor North
iimleiland. WiWlauispert, York, t'hanibersbarg, lnnt
grove, eio. .
AFT t. RNOON EXPRESS
Lr avra Phllaoeii hia at 1 3 r. M., ior Heading, Potta
THic, H msharr, etc, eonaeot'ng with Reading and
I o uniliia Railroad truln lor ( olambla. etc. and wiu
t aiawlaaa Rai road train far Mlltvn. WUl.amsport
Elailia, 1'. uTft o, etc.
libAl'lNO ACf OMVODATION.
leaves Reading at 30 A. !., stonping at allwai
s atlaiia. arrlv.s in PMIade phla at S'll.t A . M.
Uc.urnlng leaves i'bl adelpbla at 4 80 P. M., arrive la
Heading a7 ss f Jn.
Trains tor Philadelphia cave Harrlsburg at 71 A. M ..
and I'ot'svl le at H-30 A. M.. atriviag In Philadelphia af
l .0 P. l. Aiicrm on tialna leave Uanlaburg at 1-4.
P B1. ano lottsvllle at 3 ,5 P.M.; arriving at Pblla
Uelpkie at 7 US P. M.
ban slium Aervmanedatlon leaves Reading at 7 34 A
M.and ilnrrislMirr at U- e P M.
alarket tra.n wllh a Passer ger car attached, learns
Phi adclrbia at i'2-4K. noon lor Reaaiua aad all wav sutlers-
ttavea Reading a; li'30 A. M., and liowningtua at
1 2 Xft r . ft.: 1 bi adelphla and all way stations.
A II the above tralna ma eallr Honda, a eicented.
Sunday trains eave Pottaviile at 3Uu A. M., and l'hn
deiphla a' 31 P. M.
( VALLEY RAILROAD.
Panergrra lor 1'ov.mnntown and Inuraiedlate pola
ake ihe A M. and 4 .10 )'. M. trains from Phlladnl
Ihiu, irtnrnisg from Downlngtea at 7 83 A. M. aud
2 ' No c.
,tW YORl F.XPRE88 FOR PmeBUBO AND TEI
Leaves New York at B i 0 A. M. and 8 00 P. M., eaaalni
RcaOIng at 10 A. A.., and 1-48 P. M., connecting al
tlnrrisliarg with 1 ennsylTanla and Northern Uentraj
l.nllieao 1 pnaa Tralna ior Pittsburg, Chicago, Wll
liannort Elndra, Baltimore, etc
lie umirg, t xprrsa 1 rain leaves Harrlahnra on arrive'
at Pennsylvania Express irom Plttskora. ai 3 and 01
A. M., paaing Heading at 4 411 and I bi A, M .arrivuit
at New York at 10 A M. and -49 P M. Sleeping I a
aei ompani lug tl ese trains throng tetweca Jaraey City
and plttsbnrg. without charge.
Mall Iratn lor New York leaves Han-tabnrg at 1 4i
P M. Mall Train for Uanlsbtug leaves New York at 12
Nooa.
BtBCTLKTLL Y ALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvl le at 6-45 and 1 1 DO A. M., and 71
P.M , tutnuig fiera Tamaqua at 7 33 A. M. and 1-40 an
Ht III ILK ILL AND BOPQUEH.ANNA RAILROAD.
Trn:s leave Auburn at 7 S3 A.M. for Plnegrove and
Bnrilsbiirg, and at l-Ni P. M. lor Plnegrove and I rewouti
returning 'rom Harrlahnrg at 4HHJ i, M.. and from Tie
mont at 7 00 A. M. and b CO P. M.
11( KE'JH.
Thrrnch first class tl, keta and emlerraat tickets to ali
the principa- points la tbe North and n est and t anadas.
ine loiiowini
le lollowlng tleke;s are ontained on:y at the Ottlo
ot h
Bradford, Ircesurer.No 227 8. Fourth street. Pblla-
delphia, or ol U. A. .Nlcolls, Geaeral Bupertnteadent
KcaUiug.
rOMMCTATION TI( KETR.
At 25 per cent discount, between any points desired
for lamilics and tlnns
MILEAGE TICKETS,
T;ood tor 20(1 miles, between ail points, at S42-50 eack
lor fanitlies aud tlrnis
bKANON TICKETS,
For three, six nine, er twelve mvatha, fer holds
only, to a I points at reaaced rates
CL1 RUYMFN
Residing oa the line of the road will be fn rubbed wt
oartls, enUtli.ig themselves and wives to tickets at half-
tare.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
From Phladelphla to principal stations, good fot
Satumay, Sunday and MondavVat redu"cd fare, to b
bud only ai tbe Ticket OUice at Thirteenth and Callow,
hill streets.
FREIGHT.
floods ot all descriptions forwarded to all the abov
points irom the Company's New Freight Depot, llroaS
and Willow streets
V REIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 30 A. M., 12 4.1 noon, and
e io i M . ior Reading. LcDunon, HarrLourg, Pottaviile,
Port Clinton, aud all noln a be v ond.
MAILS
Close at the Phi adelphla Post Office for all placet on
the road ar.d its branches at t A. M. and lor ail principal
Blailoiia only at U16P. M. 813
I, OK NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
JT Amboy and rhliadclpbla and Trenton Railroad
Company's lines
FLOW PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and wuy pieces, iroui Walnut street whan, will leave aa
lollows, viz. : rxaM
At s A. Al., via Camden and Amboy Accommoda
tion $2'lfl
At H A. M., via ( uinueu and Jersey C'ltv Express... 3 dO
At2P M. via Caruden aud Ambov Express flS
At li M. (noon) aud b P. M., via Camden and Am
boy Accommodation (Freight and Passenger).... ; 228
At 0 and 11-ati P. M.. via Cauaen and Amboy, Ao
con mvdatlon (Freight and Passenger), 1st class
ticket t-M
2d Class Ticket 1 50
At 6 and 10 A. 31., S and 6 P. M., lor Mount Hollv,
Evtaiikvll.e, Prniberion and Vlncentown I atfl A.M.,
ard2 P.M.. lor Freehold.
At li and 10 A. M., 12 M., 3'30,S 6. and 11-11 P M., for Pal
n'.yra, Kiverton, Dv'anuo. Beverly, Edgewater. Bur
llnylon. Florence Bordeutown etc. The lu A. M. aud
R P il. lines run direct through te Trenton
LINEN FKOM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAV
AH FOLLOWS i
At 11-15 A.M., 4 30 and tHo P. M via Kensington
and Jersey oily l-.xpirss 13 "US
At 12 P. M. (Night) via Kensington and Jersey City
Express 2-25
'j be t-4.' P. M. Lino will run dally. Ail oihers bundaya
excepted.
At 7 0 and 1P15 A. M., 8, 3-30, 4 30, J and 6 43 P. M., and
12 Miuni(-ni. loriirisioi. ireoron, etc
At 7 A. M., 10 50, 3, 5 and P. M. lor t ornwells. Torrlfr
ddle, llo inesbuig, Tacony Wlsslnouiiuir, Brldesburg
and Frnnkiord, and at 8 P. M. for ifeimesburg- and
Intermediate Nations
f.r.LVlDELE DFLAWARE RAILROAD,
For tbe Delaware River Vallcv, Nonhem Pennsyl
vania and New Yoik Ma:e, and tlie Great Lakes.
lo through trains daily (Sundays excepted) from
Kensington fiepot as follow a l
AtT at) A.M. aud 8-30 P.M.
LlNws FKOM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Will leave irom foot ot Cortland street
At 12 M. and 4 P. M., via Jersey City and Camden.
At 7 and 10 A. M . 1'. M. and 12 Night, via Jersey City
ana Kensington?
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 6 A. M. aid 2 P. M., Tl
Amboy and Camden.
At li M. and 6 P. il, (Freight aad Passenger), via
Amboy and Camden.
March 12. 18116. WILLIAM H. GATZMEB, Agent.
EfeT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
ialyi
From toot ot makeet btreol ( u pper Ferry).
except pnnoa.ii
ALL AMI WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
rnn.menclnii WEDNESDAY. November 15. lb'.
For Bridgeton, Salem, and all Btat loos on West Jersey
nd "aiem Railroads, at 8 A. M. and 8-30 P. M.
lo. Mlli vine and all Intermediate btatlona, at I A. If.
and3Y. M.
For Cape May and Intermediate Stations at 0 A. at . te
Mlllvllle, connecting with trelcht Train Passenger Car
attached lor Cape May, due 846 P. M., and 3 P.M.,
tbrontb l assenger oue 8 P. M.
FerGlassboro aud Intermediate Stations, at 9 A. It,
llFer Woo'dbury, Glouoester, eto. at 8 A. M., 8, I 30
AD(1 ft SO JP
Freight train will leave Pbi'adolpbla, from Bandford's
wbart . at 10 A. M ., and Camden at 12 M.
J VAN to NSSF.LaER, Rnperlateadent
THE WEeT JERbEY EXPBtbs COmPa t
will attend to all the aaual brancliea if express baalneai,
receive, deliver, and forward throng! other responsible
!x press Companies, to all parta w the country, aay
article intrusted to them.'
A Special Messenger accompanies eack tbroueh trala.
Ottce. No. 6 Wainut street 818 tin
u;i. PIIILADELPIIIA AND E1HERAI1,
JOv)0. ROAD. Thla great line traverses the North
ern and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the
City ot I rie, on Lake Erie. It has been leased and la
operated by the Pennsv vanla Railroad Company.
11MEOK 1'ASSlttSl.EH'I UAINH AT PHILADELPHIA.
Arrive Eastward Erie Mail Train, 7 A. Al. Erie Jtx-
PLeaverVa8tward-Erle Mall, 0 P. M Erie Express
'passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and Ex
nreas trains both wars between pbllade phla and Erie,
pr row. NEW YORK CONN FC I ItlS.
Leave New York at A. M.. arrive at Erie 9 15 A. M.
1 eave rie at 158 P. M .'an Ive at New York 40 P. M.
Elegant Sleeping Cara on a 1 the Bight trains.
For Iniormatlon respecting passenger basiness, apply
at corner THIRTIETH and M ARK FT Streets, Phi a.
And lot Ireigbt bualiiesa.of the Cempaav s Agents, S.
B Kinceton. Jr., aorner Thirteenth aad Market atreeis,
Philadelphia; J. w. Beynolds, Arle; William Biewn,
Agent N. C. 11 R., Baltimore. ,,!
H. 1'. IlOIls'lON. General Freight Agent, Phlla.'
H W. tiWINNER. General 'J least Agent, l'hila.
A. L TY LFR, General Wup't. WUIIamsport. 1 1
TTEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS
REVENUE STAMPS,
Of all deicrlpllona, ,,
Ol all description, iIW,rl,obw4
Alwayaoa hsad.
AT FTOBFVCB PEWINO MACHINE CO.'S OFFICE,
It FLORENCE HEWING MACHINE CO.'o OFFICE,
AT Ne. 63ii CHKSNCT Street
Ne. 6:8 CnKBNOT Stieet
One deor below Sevemh atroet
Oae door below Seventh staeet
The moat liberal discount allowed.
1 he moat liberal discount allowed. 2 5
A T
QUEEN'S NEWS STAND.
e, W. corner SEVENTH and CHESS UT Streets,
AIX THB
DAltTANDWEEKLYRHi
I'tlUODICALfl, Etc.,
jiaj te obtalacdatcurren rates. . lis
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELrHIA. h WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE RAILBOAD.
HMr. TkBLK.
Ceirminelnr MONDAY. Vsrrti 12. 1H66. Trains win
leave Depot carver c PROAD 8Ueei ana WAbii
INGTOB AVeaae as follows:
1 1 prats Iraih at 415 A M.tMordaya f xceptedV for
fall (more and Warhlngton, stopping at ' besier, Wll
Btlnglon, rerryvll:e, Havre de-Uraee, Aberdeen, Perry
Ban s Magnolia. ( base's aad awmmer's Run.
lielavaie Railroad Train at 8 15 A M. (Hundavs ex
cepted' tor Falnliiirr.M ll'oii. and intermedial! stiitli aa.
Wsy Mall Tram at II a. M. (SanriaT excepted) lor
Pol linore. stopping a' Cheater. Tnnrlow. I.lnwoodl.
lat wiont. arid all tegular stations between Wilmington,
and l'aitlmore
hxpress Train at 11 43 A. M. (Sundays exceptod) for
T.ali fn. ore ant Washlnatoa.
Fxpress Iraln at 2 45 P.M. (Pnndaya excenled for
Baltimore and Washington, sioaplug at Chaster, lay-
u ont. Wllnilnstoti. Newark. Eiktoa, Jiortheast, Perrv, (
vile lavre-de-(Jiae. Aberdeaa, Perr man's, Magno
lia, (base's a Bit stemmer'a Kbb.
Mgl t Express at 1100 P.M. for Baltimore andv.h
Irr t n
rarser gets by Boat from Bsltlmoro (or Forties Mon
rce Nor on, City Point, aud Richmond, will tke Jio
11 45 A. M tiain.
WILMINGTOH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-,
Bonplrg at all stations between r III adelphla and WU-
Leave Ihllai1clrhla at R 15, 11-15 A M . 3'3fl 53S. ant
11;0P. W. Hie 3'3h 1'. M Train connects with I)ol.
ware Railroad ler Harrlutioa and Intermediate
a aliens
Leave Wilmington 7 CO, 813, and 910 A. M., 3 00 and
S On P. M
Trnina for New Castlo leave Philadelphia at 8 ISA.
M. ,3-30 at d.1-S(l P.M.
TIlROI tlll (MAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 12 M . 4 ;o. and III p. M.
CIlEMiMt FOR rillLAKKLI'UI V.
Leave f best er at H i 1 8 i)8, and 1 14 A. at., 12-37, 1 43.
8 IU, 6 41. and ln :j P. M '
FKOM BALTIMORE TO PIIILADKLPIII A.
leave Bal imore SHi a. M. Way Mall i 211 A. V,
Fxntess; 1 10 P. M., Express; 6 33 P. At., Express; 8 ii
P.M., Express.
1RMKS FOR BALTIMORE
leave Chester at 4 40 ami 1)52 A. M.,nd 3 23 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6-23 and 10 31 A. M., and 4 P. it.
M'SDAY IKAIN8
Express Train at 4 15 A. M. tor Baltimore and Wash
ing. on. stopping at cheater, Wilmington, l'errvvllle.
llavre-do-Ornce, Aberdeen, perryman's, , Magnolia,
t. hHhC's and biemmer's Hun.
Mtht Exnress 1100 V. M. lor Baltimore and Wash-
'"A'cconimodntlon Train at 1110 P.M. for Wilmington
and intermedia: e stations.
BAL'llMOKF. FOR PIIILADFLPRIA.
' Leave Ba tlmore at 8 .10 P M., estopping at llavrc-dn-Grace
Pcirvvllie and Wilmington Also stops at Klk
ton and Newark (to tale passengore tor Philadelphia,
and leave fiu.eDfrs IroiniVVaslilngton or Ha timoro),
and Chester to leave passeagers irom Baltimore or
V ashlaatiin.
A special trala will leave Wllmlng'on for PhllaJel
pLiaand intermediate Histions at k ull P. M.
Frelpht Trains, with 1'r.aacnger Car attached, will
leave Wllm nkton tor Ferrvvil e and Intermediate sta
tions at 8 30 P. M Leave Baltimore lor Bavre-de-Grace
and Intermediate Stations at 4 45 p M. M
3 12 H. F K F.N NEY. Superintendent ,
TJENNSYLVANIA CRXTRAL RAILROAD.
rrwriu sniuDur.ar.ST,
7 he Trains ol tie rennsvlvanla (entral Riillrond
lrave te Depot, at Ihlny-arat and Market etreets.
which Is reached br the cars ot the Market Htrect Pas
senger Railway, running to and from the Depot. Tba
luht car leaves Fiont street about 30 minutes prior
te the drpartare of each Tiain.
On Buiida.vs-t.ars leave r.ievenin and Market
streets 4t aiinates befi re the departure of the Evening
1 rains.
Mann's BafcnfO Express will ca'l for and deliver
BagtaFe at the Depot. Orders lefi at the OlMce, No.
021 1 1 csnut street, w ill receive attention
Itilltl LEAVB DEPOT. VIZ. !
Moll Train at 8-dfl A. If
PaoH Accommodation, No. I at 10-(M '
Fast Line at 12 00 M
Parkesburg at 110 P, if.
Bairisburg Aciommodatlon at 2.1(1
Lancaster Accorr.uiooatlon at 4-00 "
Paoll Train.No. 2 at 5-311 "
l rlrMal." at 9 00 '
Philadelphia Exprcsst at H it) i
TRAINS AhiUVK AT BEI'OT, VIZ. t
Cincinnati Express? at M0 A. M.
Pbllade phla Kxpresst at 710 ' ,
Pao l Accommodation, No. 1 at 8 no " j
Parkesburg at 900 " 1
l anceater Iraln at 12 30 P. M.
Fast Line at 110 "
Pao.l Arcommodatlon, No. 2 at 4 i "
Day Express at 5-50
Harrlsburg Accommodation at 9-ltl "
Daliy, except fcaiurdur. f Daily, t Dally, 'excopt
Monday.
All other Trains d ally, except Sunday.
'ibe Pennsylvania Knllroad Comnanv will not assume)
any risk tor Baggage, except lor Wearing Apparel ami
limit their responsibility to One II unfed Dollars la
vane. All Latrgage exceeding that amount In valuo
will bo at tbe riek of the ov. tiers, unless taken by special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at No. 6tfl Chesnut street. Continen
tal Bote), and Glrard House, where l lckets iimv be pro
cur d to all Important points In Pcnnsvlvanla. as wall aa
tlie West. Northwest and beuthwest; and . all particu
lars glvn as to time and connections by JOHN C.
ALLEN. Ticket Agcnt-
The Ticket Ofllce at West rhi'adelpbla will bo contl
nuea as heretotoro, where all Inunniatlon respecting
xuuit;Eit ua rcii as iiu&uui, cuu ue itnu uu appiionuon lo
THOMAS It PARKE.
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train rnns dailv (except Sunday). For
full particulars as to lare and accormnodailons. npnly p
FRINC18 FlINi
3 12
No. 137 DO. K Slre.t
TTOKTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J.1 Depot, THIRD Sttcet above Thompson.
For BKlIli.KIIEM, DOYLKSTOWN, MAUCH
CHI NK, EASION, WILLLAMSPOKT, and WILKEU
BARKK.
At 7 30 A. M.(Fxpress), for Bethlehem, Allentown.
Munch Chunk, Hazletou, Wllllamspott and W ilkoa
barre. At 8'30 P. M. (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton, etc..
reaching Easton at -45 P. M.
At 515 P. M., tor Betlnebem, Allentown, Maaoh
ChtiDk. Danville, and Wlllluinsport.
For Doyiestovtn at 8 35 A M.,2 30 and I II P. M.
Fot Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
For Lansda'e at 8-15 P. M.
W bite cars ot the Second and Third Streets Line city
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot.
TRAINS tOR PHILADELPHIA,
I cave Bethlehem at 625 A. M. and 10 02 A.M., anil
815 PM. .
Leave Doy.estown at 6 30 A. II., J-15 and 5 30 P. M
Leave Lamriaie r-t 6-10 A. M
Leave Fort Washington at lo iw a. M., and 2 15 P. .vr.
ON r-CNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at OA. M. . "
Philadelphia tor Doyleslown at 3 P. M,
Doy lesiown lor Pbl adelphla at 7 20 A. M.
. Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
through Tickets must be piocuied at the ticket oltlcei.
THIRD btreet or lit. Ml H t-trect
0 ail j.i i.iahk. Agsnt
T7KE1G11T LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
J? a 1 the stations on the C M Dl N andaMBOY and
tornectn g Railroads Jncieai-ed despatch.
'IBE CAM1EN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AID
TRANBf ORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
lor New York will leave WALNUT btreet W harf at i
o'c ock P. II., danv (Sonilavs excepttd)
j: reigiii must ne aeuverc a neiore n r. M., to be for
warded tbe sane day. Returning, ti e above lines will
leave New York at 12 noon, and 4 and 8 P.M.
Frelpht for Irenton, I nnceton, Kingston, New Brntlg-'
wick, aud ail points en the Camden and Amboy Rail,
road; also, on the Belviuare. Delaware, and Fleming,
urn ; the New Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg, an
the Burlington and Mount Holly Kai reads, received and
forw aided up to 1 P. M.
Ibe Belviaeie De aware Railroad connects at Phll
llpsborg wltn tbe Lehigh Va ley Railroad, and at Manun
kacbunk with all points ea m Delaware. Lackawanna, .
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse, BuIalo.
and oilier peinta In Yi eatera New York.
TheNewJeney Rat. road connects at Ellrabeth wltlt
the New Jersey Central Railroad, and at Newark wltk
the Morrla and Eeaex Railroad
A slip Biea'orandum. speclivlag tbe marks and num.
bcrs. shippers and consignees, at ust. in every niaiancew
be sent with escli load of geoda er no receipt will ba
given. Increased (acuities have been made tor tho
transport atlon ol Live Stork. Drovers ae Invited to
try tbe route When stock ia forn.slied tn quantities of
tw o car-leads or more, It will be delivered at tho loot
oi lortlsth street, near the Drove Yard, or at Her No.
1 ortb river, as tbe sblpieis may designate at the time
Ol shipment For terms, or other Inlormation, apply ta
WALT! H FREEMAN. F,elght Agent,
11 1 No. 928 b. DELAWARE Avenue PhilaUeiphia.
HILADELPH1A, G ERMANTOWN, AND
NOBRI810W" RAILROAD.
On and alter WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1865, until
run her Notice. , .
FOR GI.RMA N'l OWN
Leave Philadelphia 9,3. 8, tl.Ju. Il, 12 A, M.,1, 2 t'I0.
JH,4, H,, 7.8 8, W. 11. 12 P AI.
LeaveGermantowna, 7. 7, i.20, 0,10, 11, 12 A.M.
1,2 3, 4.4H.8 tK. 7.8,0. 1,U P.M.
Ibe 8 2I down train, aud ih and 5K np trains will not
stop on the Germautnwn Brsnch.
ON SUNDAYS. k
Leave Philadelphia 910 A. M., 2, 7. I0H P. M.
Leave GeiuiantownS A M.,1 I Mi P M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10, l2 A. M., 2, 3,3H 5V.7.9,
and 11 P. M . .....
Iave t hesnnt Hill 7-10 minutes, a, n m.n wA.Jl..
'48. 1 40. 8 40, 8'40, 8'40, and 18 40 minutes P, M.
ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia 910 minutes A. M., J and 7 P. V,' ,
Leave (besnut lllll 7 40 minutea A. M 12 40, 40, an
8"2i nilnu oa P. M . .
rCBC01iBllOnW.s asu auKitisivyrfl.
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 35 Biinutes,, 11-05 A.M., lH,t.
4H, 4H,6X,8 0A ""biutes, SJid UH P. M.
I eave Nerrlatowu 7, 1 50, , 11 A. Is., lH,ih, 6, an41
8PM
The in P. V. train wilt stop at School Lane Wlsa-
hUkuu Manayank, spring win, anq t. vuauouocaen onix
Leave Philadelphia 9 A, , M.. 2 and J P. K.
Leave Norrlatown 7 A. M., and 5 V. ii.
, " FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 35 ailuuUs, li"05 A. M., ViX
4 VaVW-kfilS-. t. A. M.. 2, 8. ;
834 P.M.- OW BPNDAYB.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 24, and I P. H.
Leave Msnayunk 7)4 A. JaV, 6X, and 8 P. M.
W. b. WILSON. General Superliitendea..
DepoiMN'i U audOUEUH Hue at i
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