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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PnHADELPITIA, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 18GG.
I All THE FAMILY CAT.
Tcbii folrl up my claws
In my soft velvet pw,
And purr in the gun,
Till the short da? 18 done
For 1 urn the limllv cat.
I can doze by the hour
In the vine-covered bower,
. , --Winking and blinking
t ' - Through stinnhlnc and shower
For 1 am the lam ily cat.
From the toosoberrv bush,
Or where bright currants blush,
t I may suddenly spring
For a bird on the wing,
Or dart up a treo,
If a browu nest I see,
And select a choice morsel
For dinner or tea,
And no one to blame me,
Berate me or shame me
For I am the lamily cat.
In the cold winter nlpht,
Wfcrn the ground is all white,
And tho Icmles shine
In a long silver line,
I stay not to shiver,
In the moonbenms'palo quiver,
Hut curl up in the houso
As snug as a mouse,
And plsy Jacfcy Horner
In tho coziest corner,
' Breaking nobody's laws,
With my cbin on my paws,
Asleep with one eye, and awake with the other,
For pats (rom the children, kind woids lrom tho
mother,
For I am the family cat.
INTER ESTI N G ITEMS.
Navigation i the East. The Penobscot river
is now cleur o! ico.
A Sunny Item. In Ban Mateo, California,
peach and apricot trees are blossoming.
Cotton Mills in New England. Four enor
mous cotton lactories are going up at Fall
River, Mass.
Manufactures in tiie West. A new andlarse
woollen inctoiy has just been butlt In Thorn
town, Boone county, Indiana.
Pleasant for tfie Recipient. A servant girl
at Ualilax, N. 8., 1ms recently fallen heir to a
iortune oL thirty thousand pounds sterling.
Freshf.t in Maine. Tho Bangor Whig says
that the eastern part ot Maine has been visited
by a ircbhet greater than has been known lor
years. ,
A Charitable Loan in Georgia. The Gov
ernor of Georgia has published an appeal to
Georgia capitalists for a loan to the State to sup
ply food lor its sullering poor.
Crkvapbe in TnK Misoiasirri. A dangerous
crevnsso has nppeared in the Mississippi river,
live miles below New Orleans, on ttie opposite
bank. Twenty fret of the bank has gone out,
and the pap is increasing.
Quick Running. Mr. Edmund So well, a well
known pedestrian of Quebec, recently ran lrom
8t. John's Gace to the church at Indian Lorette
and back, a distance of nineteen miles nud a
half, in less than three hours.
A Duel in the South. The New York IrU
Tmncbab a story of a duel, said to have been
fought near Vickeburg on the 2Uh ult., in which
a Vermont major named Tomlins was killed by
an ex-Rebel colonel named Mclver. The weapons
used were swords.
The Soutiierx Methodists. The Methodist
Conference met in New Orleans on Wednesday,
Bishop Andrews presiding, bishop Early assist
ing, and Dr. Summers secretary. Ono hun
dred delecates were present, and another hun
dred are coming. A letter from Bishop Soule
advises that tiie mime Southern be retained.
This is the first conlercnce held In New Orleans
for eieht years.
A New Opera House ron Cincinnati. The
new opera house In Cincinnati will be on an en
tirely new and original plan. There will be no
stnlrs to ascend in reaching tho auditorium, for
the Btage, parquetto, and dress circle will be on
tho ground floor, with such facilities for egress
that as large an audience as ever was congre
gated within a place of public resort in that
city, may, in case of need, be clear of the house
in three minutes.
A Singular Suicide. Recently two daugh
ters oi a man named Wood, living at Neshono,
Wisconsin, attended the revival meetings of the
village. They were both converted; but on the
day appointed for (he baptism the lather opposed
the ceremony, on the ground of the weather
being too cold, . threatening at the some time
that If they persisted he would hang himself.
They were, nevertheless, baptized, and on re
turuhig borne they found that tho threat bad
been 1 ill tilled.
Colt's New Pistol Factory at Hartford.
The Hartford Time savs the expense of driving
the piles for the inundation ot the new Colt's
Pistol Factory (on the site of the burnt editice)
will, with the cost of the timber for piling, ex
ceed $GO,OuO. The new edifice is to have a Iront
of live hundred teet, all of beautiful "pressed
brick," with stone caps aud facings; and the
total cost of the new building must be about a
quarter of a million. ' It will be the most com
plete establishment of the kind In tho world;
and it will contain an Immense and very per
fect system of varied and most ingenious ma
chinery. The Impendino German Conflict. A German
caricaturist lbs well hit off the probable entire
and inevitable effect ot the deep quarrel which
has arisen between Austria and Prussia in regard
to the appropriation of the duchies wrested from
unfortunate Denmark. The scene represents a
Roman circus. Napoleon III occupies the im
perial seat, while a I'russian aud an Austrian
soldier, in gladiatorial costume, are entering the
arena, and salutine him with the ancient for
mula: "A ne, Ca-sar Im vera tor, morituri tn salu
lantt" "Hail, GVsar, Emperor! We, who are
about to die, salute you !" They fight, ai.d de
stroy one another for the Emperor's pleasure.
Negroes Voting in Wisconsin at Last. At
the Charter election at Milwaukee on Tuesday,
the iegulanDemocratic ticket, with one or two
exceptions, was elected. J. J. Talmadge, who
is considered a JohDson Republican, was re
elected. There was no Republican ticket run.
This being the first opportunity given the colored
people to vote since the Supreme Court declared
them voters, some precaution was taken to pre
vent any disturbance, but no ono seemed dis
posed to question their right, and their votes
were peaceably deposited side by side with the
white man's. There was not as many at the
polls as there would have been with a'Republl
can ticket.
Canadian Gallantry and Inspiration. Pa
triotism naturally inspires poetry, and the ele
vated sentiments" of a grand national struggle
spontaneously utter themselves in lofty verse.
It Is not surprising that our neighbors over the
border should feel the kindling impulse. A
Canadiau paper brings us an ode to "Our Volun
teers," the concluding stanza of which we copy,
to show how hiuh the enthusiasm rose during
the late peril:
Brave Darlinptonlans, should you go
W here bloody battles rage,
Mar Heaven gnard too while yon strive
Ihn strugg e to assuage;
And strike amongst the Fenian hordes
llli victory does appear,
, And we'll cry hurrah for Canada
And nor gallant volunteers.
Raffling for a Pf.v. The Pall Mall Gazette
savs: "An Enclish provincial lournal. a tew
davs since,' contained an advertisement of a
new' in some local church 'to be rattled for' by
so many members. This is surely a sign of
the spread ot American Ideas, ana one more
proof of the popularity of transatlantic cus
toms In this country." We do not believe the
Pall Mail Gazette ever heard of an instance In
this country of "rsffliuir for a pew" in a church.
We have, like other countries, some customs
that we arc not proud of, but we do not admit
this as one of tbem. We have also many
'iien' of a different sort, which we nave no
hesitation in recommending to our brethren
across the water, as calculated to supersede
some usages c 1 theirs quite as undesirable as
"raffling lor a pew.'
THIS FHSLXIAlXfel,
Meeting of the Senate To-Day.
Tho Senate or tho Fenian Brotherhood will
meet In this cily on Monday next, for the pur
pose of making the proper arrangements to
carry out the plan of the campaign laid out by
General Sweeney. It will probably be the last
session ot this tody for some time, previous to
hostilities. . The last call on the ciroles has been
issued by the Fenian authorities, and President
Roberts has pledged his word that the earnest
men in hi organization shall not be deceived
or deluded by false promises. JV. Y. Express of
Saturday.
Voimgn and Saying nt the Fenian Head,
quartern
From ihe JSeu) York Tribune.
The embryo Fenian bud appears to be slowly ex
panding under the genial influence of tnose sott
April showers and warm sunshine, so that probably
the early summer mil bring the lull bloom and loug
expected fruit. The Union Sou are authorities re.
Jorled lavorably yestcidav on their future prospects.
Urdly even for an instant do they doubt their
ability to cope with the loroo ot Kngland, army,
navy, police, volunteers and all. The sailing of tho
expedition, already announcod in the Iribuntt, Is
continued, and they evidence no desire to add or re
tract the statement a rend? published.
It is declared, however, that the announcement of
Bermuda as the destination is intended as a blind,
which t lie Canadians aipeurto thoroughly under
stand, if an opinion may be formed from the alarm
created in that quarter which scores ot telegrams
and nicseai rs to I onian dignitaries announce to ex
int tlieie. We have authority lor stating that there
is no lack of Fenian aims and munitions of war,
which liave.it is said, been purchased loriittloor
notning. It ii confidently asserted that some of the
Kntiolo rifles aud cannon captured on Southern battle-fields
during the la e Hobellion will lind their nay
back to British territory, whi e at least one ot the
last sttanicrs let loore on American oonunerco will
apnin I canned to do food service airainsc tho nag
n ont in iieaui wnose neutral ioiqs it tssuea.
1 hcinlolliizenco miblmlied recently in ret'eronoa to
Fenian movements drew a large unmoor of persons
to the headquarters to satiBtv theinoives by wor
st. nal lEfimry that tho iufoi mutton is founded on
iact. Among thoso who visited Union oquaro yes
terday was a poor old man about 65 years ot ago,
with "fi vcr locks and ta terms ttep' but whose
heart still throbbed ardently for his own loved
"Krucrald Ilo." lie rushed up the steps of the
mansion, and, as toon as ho entered the building,
anxiously inquired lor Colonel o'Malionv. Whoa
uekco bis business witu tho Head Centre, he doclinod
to answer, aud waited more tnan two hours lor an
audience. A' .unllv, when lie wan admitted to tho
presence of the Colonel, in whoso breast aro hidden
all tho arcana of Fcuiuni;m, the old man said, enthu
siast ica ly :
"colonel, is tt turner '
"What do you mean, my man?"
' "Toil me, lor God's sake, li it thruo?"
C'o'Otiel O'.Maliony "I do not understand you."
' Old Mtin "Is it thiuo that they have gone to the
on Id lund and that they aro going to givo tho
eitxons a batingr" and as He spoke the out man's
out kindled and spatkicd with all tho concent rated
hate with which his race regard their ' hereditary
foes."
Colonel O'Mahnnv assured his vi-itor that an ex
pedition had sailed, bo could not tell him lor wliut
point, upon wiiicu came tue lojoinoer: iuay tuo
i-oid bli ps you, Colonel, and God siudthu bovs
luck, and bod bo good to ther sowls dead or alive."
aud alter giving expression to this questionable
bemson I ho old man lett to communicate mxiutioss
to a larso circle of nnuirlng friends the inteiligenoo
which appeared to give lnra such hearty satisfac
tion. It is no uncommon thing lor tho Bond Agunt,
llr. Collins, to receivo tho pneo ot a bond bv in
stalments, from 25 cents at a timo to $1. There
Mis tec ii a reaction in jentan atiuirs lor mo mat
few da s.
i Manv of tho por?ons who Joined tho Brotherhood
Some weeks ago and subscribed mouoy, in tho bo lef
that hostilities would be immediate. v commencod,
but who subsequently loll uwav and lose courago at
not rceiiig tue mum uiaio realization oi ineir nopes,
have again come lorward witn renewed earnestness,
ardor, end enthusiasm, reparation ure being made
for the reception ol Mr. Steplitns, whoso arrival has
been alicady officially announced, and probablv tho
exciti nicnt in Fenian circles will reach itacmo when
the l'reeidnt ot the Iiish Krpublic stand a lrcoman
btneatn the stannarn oi mo ureal Jiepuuuo.
I A poetical young person on ono of our
wharves remarked to a porter the other day that
ho thought the warm weather was the harbinger
of spring. The illiterate porter replied that he
didn't know anything about the harbinger, but
the wharfinger has lust gone home to dinner,
','becauso be tee him."
Colonel A. H. JIarkland has been appointed
special mail agent for the Post Otlice Department
lor the district comprising the I'aciuc coast.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
NITED STATES REVENUE STAMrs.
: UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMFS.
FBINCIPAIi DKlOr,
No. C04 CUES NUT STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT,
f
'No. 103 S. FITTH STREET,
One door below Chesnut.)
V ESTABLISHED 1862.
REVENUE STAMl'S of every description con
stantly on band, and In any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to,
, United State Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia or
New York, or Current Funds received in pay
ment.
j Particular attention paid to small orders.
j The decisions of the Commission can bo consulted,
and any Information regarding the law cucuriully
given.
1 be following rates of discount are allowed :
' On all orders of 825, two per cent, discount.
On all orders of $100, three per cent, discount.
On all orders of 6300, lour per cont. discount.
! All orders should be sent to
I
HARDING'S STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 Chesnut Street
i
j PHILADELPHIA. 210
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &o
J W. SCOTT A CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
r
' AND DEALERS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
i No. 814 Chesnut Street,
I rorB BOOKS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,"
t
8 20 rp PHII.ALiELPHIA.
PATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING! STOKE.
1PKUFKCT FITTING BHIKTB AND DBA WEBS
made from mcasuranicnt at vrv thort nottro.
. All other articles 01 UKMThiJllttl'H ilKJCSS GOODS
in mil variety.
' WlNOIIKRTKRft CO.,
t'Ui 7UI C H i. bil U X Bl Jt I
2 U It E K Al
TIIE IN FALLIBLEJIAIR RESTORATIYE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DTE.
TFF. IMMTKPK BPCCF.SS with which this prepftra
tlonlnnift duilnp tlieobort ilms It has bpeii lielore
tli puliilu, lite innucrd tiie UwnMndii ana tni ol tlioa
lands bo liave ored and attritrd lis virtues to pro
nounce u the ONLY and 1 HliE Hslr ReMoratiTe. Tiie
) urrka nan tircn In I reduced Into all Mie prlnnlpal cities
both 1- ant and Wrat. and liavlng taltbfulijr poriormed all
tliai In claimed lor It. 1ip KiipiT.enoil all other Hair Pre
parations 1 he nrcka restores tirevUalr to lu oilxlnal
color prevents the hair from falling out, br causlnu a
hra thy condition of the iK-alp. linparttnc to the hair a
ot.neM and g oM. and yt uthful arterance that no
other Ilalr I'reparat'.in can produce. The Karcka la five
from all Imtiuritlca orrolaonon i drngt , aad can be tiled
Without I' liina acalp or hands.
Wanuiaciured tag sold wholceale and retail br
. BOBElil ILSUER, Sole. Agent,
So. 29 N. FIFTH Street. Bt Lonts, Mo.
A Hen's for Pennsvlvsnla, DTOTT CO., No ?!r2N
8tctiM) Btreet, Philadelphia. 12i)smw3ui
HE "EXCEI.SI
o
HAMS
(Pelccted from the beet Corn-Fed Hops.)
AliE '1UE BEST IN TUE WORLD.
J.
ii. mi cm: nek &
CO.,
GLKEEAL PKOVIf'ION DEALF.R9,
Anil Curers of the Gelebrrvtftl
" EXCELSIOR
SUGAR CURED UAMS
Tongues and Beef,
Nos. 142 and 144 North FRONT Street.
"one genuine nnlos branded
"J. U. M. ii CO., KXCE1.BIOK."
The Instly celebrated " F.X( F.L910R" HAMS are
cured by J. II. hi. A. t o (in a stt le peculiar to thorn
selves) epre-s)y for FAMILY IHK; are ot delicious
tlavor-tree Irom the unnleasiint tasio of salt, and are
pronounced by epicure superior toauy now oflornd tur
sa.e. t 2 37 tuthsSia
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
BY DR. WIIXIAM YOTJKO.
MAHKIAGE C.rirE, by Hit. WM, YoTJNQ.
MA Kit I A UK (il'IDK, by 1K. VH, YOl'NU.
JMAKltlAtil, (il'Il)K. by IK. WM. YOUMK
JIAblilAOl. l.l 1HK, hy J)K. WM. YOUMl.
MAKl.IAt.l. (il'IDK, by 1K WM YutlXU.
MAKHIGE til 1HK. by JH. WM. YOl'Vd.
Jl AUKIX.F. CI 11)1 , by 1)1. WW YOT'NU.
JIAHH' AGF. Gl 1IK, ly 1R. WM. YOUSU.
JlAHItlAt.K (.I IOK. by lilt. WM. YOUMl.
M ARM AG. Gt'lDP. "There are more thing 'twlxt
llenen and earth, Uoratlo, than are dreamt ot In our
IhlloMiphy."
Let no rnnir man enter the on' lire,' Ions of married Ufa
without rre.tliiR every pape oi 1K. YOU.NU8MAR
K1AGK (it 1 liEt or. veiv fine Ills Own Doctor. It
diMilose ta' ts that every oneMinuld he aontiamted with.
Ii contuins one hundred enravlni;. explaining the ana
toinv ol ilie human syHirm. both male and lemale, with
w hi intnrinntlun Hint iveiy one pi ouid know.
1'rlce, 6tl cents. Bold at
I) It. Will TAW YOUNG'S OFFIOF,
8 17 C 0. 416 BI Rl'CK street, above Fourth.
(J1IALLEXUE LIUIIT!
Paragon Oil and Safety Lamps.
I1R1GI1T LIGHT THREE HOCltS-OSE CEST
So chimney I Koimokel No groase.
Sold by Inventors,
KELLY 4. NEEL,
0. fill MARKET Street.
AGEST8 WANTKD.
A'so, Denleis In Hoeps and Coal Oil. Machinery OI!s,
arraiitod not to sum or chill, per gallcn. 3 15
"! K 1 I E 8 B U It (r MACHINE WORKS,
urrivfi,
Ho. 6S A. FKOST BTSEET,
. PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared to nil orders to any extent for om
well known
11 At 11 IJi ERY FOR COTTON AKD WOOLLEN MILLS
ncluilliifi all recent lmprovemenM In Caralng, Spinning,
and V eavlng.
We Invite the attention ot manufacturers to our exten
live works.
I 1 , ALf HK1) JEtiKB HOB.
COAL.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IN
LEHIGH AKD SCIJTJTLK1LL
GOAL,
BY WE CARGO OB SINGLE TON.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Baa constantly on lind a competent supply ol the
auove superior voai, buitaoia tor lamuy use, to
winen ne cans ine anenuoB ot mi irienda and tue
public generally,
Uidcm left at Ho. 206 8. Fifth street. Ho. 82 8
Seventeenth street, cr through Despatch or tout
uuicr. iiron pnv aitcnnea to
a surtiiidK yUALii Y of blacksmiths
liUAli, .70
joi3Ei;x p. uendeu,
COAL DEALER,
S. W. CCENER tllOAl) AND CALLOWIULL STREETS
rillLADELFniA.
Kone but the best WEST LEHIGH, all slzci, from the
Greenwood Colliery, on hand, and for sale for CASH
OKLY. . 2 10 6m
Also, LKGIJSE, I1EATEB, ANT) FURNACE COAL
MEDICAL.
yox roruLi.
WEIGHT'S TAll SYltUP.
rmsciPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 Koullx THIltD Street.
Trice, $1-00 per Bottle; $5-00 for half-a-dozen.
Tbe undersigned citizens take pleasure In cheerfully
reconiuiiuiliiig the use of Wrlpht'a Tar Htrup lor
coukLs. colds, consumption, whooping-cough, spotted
lever, ilver complaint, put nil in the breast, bronvhicla,
Intlauiriiation, and restriction of air vessels in the lungs,
etc. 'I tic reniedy fhould he In every family i
Charles C. Wi eon. Eomv's Preu ofllce.
Churles H. Grallen, Sunday Mercury olUco. n
.lames lolen, hiqu rrr otlice
Wlillam F. t'orhlt, Asaociatod Press.-'
WiUlnm 11. ( arpenier. Eire Alarm and Police Tele
graph. Filth and t hennut streets.
A Iianriolph, Front aud 1 ombard streets.
James W. ferrlne No. 1129 Charles street.
II. A. llavls. No. 3 GbhkM street
John vi oodslde. No VXtl Krankiln streot.
Hohert 'i honipson No. 1(08 Walterstrcet,
K.U. Maron.N'o. 626 FianKlln street
J Gebloff. No 731 8. Second street.
John Heyniour. No. BIS H. tront street
. W. Howard, No. 1 Dock street
11. C. liart elt. No. 327 H. second street
L. Tistes No. 60S Arch street
Albert Martin. No. 417 H. Becond street
M ary Caldwell, No. Iuit2 Bhusoiu street
W. T bomas, No. 20 N. Fourth street
T. W. Carthv, No. H 9 K iretu's alley.
George WI son. No 236 Race street.
W. '. Krooks, No. 69 North second street
M. J. Hansen, No. 119 final atreet.
H. Hevuionr Rose. BusMoion.
Char es Rogers, No. 921 South street.
It T. YVel ington, Second and Quarry streets
F. F. Thomas, No. 136 South slxti streot
Wlillum 11 nig. No. M& South Front iiroct
B. H. santord. Opera Alanager.
John tlaginnlB. rear of No. 1.14 North Becond street
Mrs. 8. li. Choate, Newark, Del.
Mr. WiWamB. Wr qhti "
Bin 1 We take pleasure In recommending your TAB
BYKUPtof which we have already sold oonslderahle
QUuTitltiesI as a most excellent and efhVaclous remedy
lor the complaints set torth ta your printed bill already
submitted to the public. As a sratltvlngact to sullering
humanity v.e will cheerfully recommend joor prepara
tion to all aflllcted with diseases which It is designed to
cure. Yours, etc.,
DILKR SOX, PrugglsU.
N, E. corner l ine aud BUUi atroeta,
Forsa'ealsoat
JOilNBON, HOLLOWAY A COWDEN'8, ,
DYOTT A '0.'K,
A nd all principal Drmgleu and Dealers. .
The subscriber would beg leave fnriher to sat that
ne is prepared ta fill orders and forward tbe Syrup to
any part ol the country. Femins desiring other inuir
nisi lnu by mall will Inclose a poxtaire stamp and answers
will bereiurmd as soon as tbe exigencies ol bualiuwa
will adult Address
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT.
1 20 No, 771 B. THIRD timet, Philadelphia, Pa.
MEDICAL.
L E C T R O T A T II Y;.
IRS. GALLOWAY & SIILDD,
THE
SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Are treating with remarkable aucceas all acute and
Chronlo Diseases, at the'r
ELECTS Of ATIIIC INSTITUTION,
No.lQOO WALNUT Street,
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.
We hare been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the sffllced. During this time we have treated about
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various forms of dlseaso, and In almost every case a per
manent cure has been oflccted. Many of them, la fact,
had been given up as Incurable by their physicians. We
have restored to hoaith. In a few days, thousands of per
sons In this city who had been suffering Irom painful
diseases five, ten, and fifteen years and upwaras. At our
Institution we have cured, and are curing, a class of dio
ceses that has baffled the Medical profession In all sgos
cf the world.
Dr. WLLMAM WHITE, a gentleman of great expe
rience In this successful practice, Is associated with Drs.
GALLOWAY & B11EDD lu this practice. By this
airangqmcnt we hope to be enabled to attcud profession
ally to our large practice.
KEiJltENCES. We refer tbe diseased and others
Interested In our now practice to tho following Wolt
known gentlemen who have bocu treated successtully
by us:
GIOLOK GRANT. No. 610 Chesnutstrent.
K. T DEB1LV1H No 17il Chesnut street.
General FLF.AUONTON. No. H1H Spruce street
Blator-Geni ral 1'Ll AsoNTON, V. 9. Army.
Hon. DAVID W1LAIOI Judt;e or Court of Claims,
Warh.ntiton city.
lion, .indue CAPRON, New Yora city.
Kev. Dr. JIAK-HALL. ol I'lttsbure, Pa.
1 DWIN tOHKLST. tho wrent Tragedian.
Hev. Dr. HALL, ot Philadelphia.
Kev. DAN II L ( LA HE, 1 llinols.
olonel 'lIlOMAti W. SWEENEY, Assessor, No. 716
Wnmiit street.
(ir OHGE H. EAP.LE, Attorney-at-law, Sixth and
Cl rxnut f trrcts.
EM AN I LL Ei:Y. Attorney at Law. No.707 Hansom
S'reet.
1)K. GEOTtGE W. FREED.Laneasterclty.Pcnna.
Ult. V M. 14. BROWN . Girard tlouso.
ItKV. MB. MALLI'KY; Norr'stown Penna.
ALHl-.lu H. MCOLaY, No 62 WUIlum street, Now
Yoik cltv.
C. CUM MTNO", Ptuvvesant street . New York cliy.
II. '. sDL'ltl 1.EFF, No. 3722 klnrket street.
.101'N SI . M lS'J No. 1323 outh broad street.'
O W. i FKt HANT. Germsmown, Phi ailo phla.
t onMiltstion and cxi'mluaiions lioeoi charge.
An intcrcttlng Circular uiahed by addrcsnuig
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & SHEDD,
No. 1230 WALNUT Street,
3 3lsmAtli2in Philadelphia.
J'KENCII MEDICINES IX VOGUE!
EY GUIMAIILT & CIE.,
Chemists to II. F. H. Prince Napoleon,
43 RUE RICHELIEU PARIS.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GEDIACLT'S SifcXT OF 10D1ZKD IIORSE
KAD1SII. Tl lsl-yiup Is employed with the greatest success. In
place ol ( tut Liver Oil, 10 which it Is infinitely superior.
It rtire sdlteatcs of the chest, scrofu a, lympha:io dls
orders green ttlckniti, nitiHculiir atony, and loss of
appetite. It regenerates the constitution by ourl ylng
the bliofl, and Is. In a viord. the most povenul nepura
tlve knovn. It never tailgues the stomach und bowels,
i.nd Is administered with the gieateitt efllcaov to young
children, suhiect to liunn-urs, or obstruction of the
plnnds. At last. It la vcr) cBicaclous in tbe diseases of
ti.e sain, t
NO SIORE CONSUMTTIOV.
CRIMACLT'S BYKUP OK HYl'OPHOSPHITE
OF LIME.
This new Medicine Is a sovereign remedy In phthisis
and other diseases of the lungB promptly removes all
the more serious symptoms. Tho coupb Is relieved, the
nifht'sweatg ceane, und the patient rapidly recovers his
b eulth.
NOIIOBE TOVERTY OFTHE ItLOOD AND PALE
COMPLEXION.
DR. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OP IRON.
This new terruuinons medicine contains the elements
of the blood und bones, and Iron In a liquid state It is
dlfUreut trom all hitherto ottered to the publlo. Is liquid,
coiorus. ienu iaxictes. ji speeony cures cniorosis,
pams In the stomach, ililllcult digestion, dysmenorrhaia,
out nits.
'I he majority of tbe Academies of Medicine of Paris
recommend the phosphate ot Iron to Ladles of delicate
constitution sullering from anemia, and ail other per
sons Intlnucd trom over anxiety, neivoua emotions,
overwork general debility, and poorness 01 biood.
It Is the oi.ly iirepAration which sever cstmos consti
pation, and oun le borne by the most dclicute stomachs.
NEKVOI B HEADACHE, NEURALGIA,
is instantaneously cured by
GR1MALLTB bRAZlLIAN GUARANA.
a vcgeiublo subtunce used from time tmnieuiorlul in
brattl, and rn(r v itnsve.
I
BETTEIt THAN COPAIBA 1 1
GR1MAULTS CAi'KULES AND LIQUID
EX-
TRACT OP MATICO VEGETALIS.
Where all other Medicines have Ihlled, tnese nrepara
lions will alwavs etlect a cure. These Insuro a rapid aud
extraordinary cure of severe rexem and chrunlo cases ot
private disease 9 hey are used In the Hospitals In Paris,
by ine ceienratea ut. uicora ana are touiiu greatly sti
nerlor 10 all hitherto known mineral remedies and
Coiialha and Culielts. Ihe Injection Is usediu recent,
and capeuies in ine more enronic cases.
GENERAL DEPOTS:
In Paris, at GRIMATJLT & Cie.,
CliemiBta to II. F. II. Prince Napoleon,
45 RUE KICHELIEU.
In New York, at T. M- BECKER'S,
, No. 129 OUANO Street.
IN PHILADELPHIA,
r3 19mth2m
At FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO'S.
HATS AND CAPS.
T
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OF
FASHION.
Small Proflls. quick Sales.
HATS AKD CAPS. NEWEST STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CHY.
BOURNE,
ISStutbfSni No. 40 N, SIXTH STREET.
RAILROAD LINES.
"YRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
J On end arter MONDAY, February 12. two dally
irains win run netween wasniuvion ana iiinounurg,
connecting at Oordon.vl le with Vlryiula Central 1UU
ruad trains to and trom Richmond, bj lollowsi
MAIL I HA IN.
Iiave Washington dally (bundav exempted), at 615
a, i , ana srnve at iyncnuurg at o to r. at.
Leave Lynuhimrg at I A. U- and arrive at Washing
ton ut 0 26 P.M. I
EXPBF.8H TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (Including Sunday) at 6 OS P.
H. and arrive at l.ynchnnig at (TOO A M
Leave Lynchburg at 8 94 t. M. and arrive at Washing
ton at 6 10 A. at.
Loth trains making elose connection at T.mchburg
for all points Nouth aud Southwest, aud at Washington
lor North and Northwest.
Flrst-elasa sleeping carl wDl be attached to the night
trains.
Ihe road la attractive, not only for Its comfortable
accommodations, but lor the fact that It pusses the now
hit-tone localities of Fairfax, bull Run. Manassas, Bna
toe, Catlett's, Rsppahannock, Culpeper. Orange, and
(iordonsvhln, places ol imperishable interest in the
popular mind.
Through tickets to all points Houth and Southwest
may be bad In Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, and at ihe oflloes of the road In Wanhuitton
Aleaauuria, W. H. Mot'AFFKKTV,
UeuersJ Bupe luttadeat
RAILROAD LINES.
TJEADINO RAILROAD.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO TUB IHTFRint Of
IIM8LVAJA. 1HF. Ht HTJtl.KlLl,
HOKt'l FHAhNA. tCMItmLAM), '
,,NT,:AlHAhOFIF.M0kl'AflHNOFRTRAIN.
,J"P"nT Pot, at T1IIHT1F.N1H
tag hours.- "U. I'blladelpbla, at the foUew.
, MORNTKOMATU
li7 8-Jpt.r K"d"- Lebsnoa , Barishnrt, Fotta.
v.i'..: I T0T' l"mne. .funbrny, W llilam.port,
w. kL?h. 7. r.r:.k',Vr,tFi' B"''0 Allentewa,
1 bis 1 rein connects at RRADIJSQ with 'he Kast Pen
Wlvania Hallrosdtialns for Allentown. e'o.t and wit
thy Lebanon Valley train tor Harrtshnri etc-1
PORT CLINTON with Catawlssa RaUreSIF rX.'
HiiLTPf.w""- Flm,- . HAS
"chuylkl l and Husqnebsnna trains ft.r North.
grove atcT' """""PO'h or, uoamoersbarg, line.
Leave. Phllsdelpbla at I S" P. M .tor Reartlnjr, Pott..
7l i' V"r'i',b.Vr''J',c7 eonnecting with Kaodlng an
Columbia Railroad train lor Colombia, etc.. and witk
feWBur."o'r.t'ed f' HlHn' WUnamspert.
. RK.AHIJiO ACCOMMODATION.
I.eavee Reading at 8 0 A. M., stooping at all way
stations, arrives .11 1'hlludelphla at 9-3A A. M.
Be.dl'nT.V'f Sw'plf hl ,lel',bl P- M- l
irnins lor I'Mlaitelnhls eate Harrlghnrg atTH A. M
fli,UI't's.v,1;t8 3" A. M., atnvlng In Phihtdelphla at
riii 1. Jl. Aiternoon tiauis leave Ilsrrtsbarg at W5
nariisiiurg AeeommodaUon bares Reading at Vi
. and Harnshur? at 8-tmP. M
Market cra.n with a p.mi,i ... 1.....
Pbl adelpbla at 'i 4. noon lor Heading and all wav sutlers-
leaves llei. litis al IPSO A M.. and luxninainn .1
12 SO P . ft.
All the above twins ran dally hnndars excepted
h unduy tr.lns leave Pottavllle at 8-flo A. and Phila.
ueipula at.-in r. M.
CHE8TEK VALLEY R4ILROAD.
l assengerslor liowningtnwn aud Intermediate notn
take the 8D0 A. M. and f Ml P.M. trains tVotn PhCadel.
Iii'SeT 'rom ownln''ton 1W A. ii. an
NEW TURK KXPRE8H ro riTTBBrHQ AND TBI
Leaves New Tork at 9 tO A. M. and 8 00 P. M . easstm
Reading at 10 A. ft ., and 141 1. connectiM a'
liHrr,t,urg with 1 ennsylvsnla and North? ? Central
Ralhoaa lipress Trains lor Pittsburg, Chicago Wtt
liamsport. Flmlra, Bnlilnion , etc. mLmK0' w,r
m ui micirui. miiu nil way BlAllons.
ceuinpaavina ti ese trains tbtoug tetween Jaraey City
jki i uiMiurg, wiiiiout ensr-e
Alall -irnln lor ew York leaves narrlsbtirg at 1 4t
Noon 'rln t0T aanhsi,m'' 'eaives Now York at 12
0"' BCDCTLKILL TA1.I.KY RAILROAD.
Trains leave rotisvhle at 8 44 and 11-00 A. M and 71
4 i i;' 'J,u,nU'"'Iom lmai;uaatl 35 A. U. and 1 -10 an
M lit TLK1LL AND 8C8QUFHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leuve Auburn at 1 as a. m. for Plnegioveand
nnnl-biiig, and i at l-(i P. M. t r 1 Inegrove and 1 remont ;
returning 'rem Hsirisburg a' 4-00 P. M and from Tro
mont at 7 00 A. Al. and 8 to P. li.
. . . Ht'Bi i.
Throoph first class tickets end eminent tickets to all
the principa olnis In the North and West and t ansdas.
The lolloping tickets are eoiamed on v at the OtHoe
ol b. l.rndtord. Treasurer, No 'i'.l H. Fourth si reet, Plilla
Oelphiu, or ol U. A. lNlcolls. Central buperlnttndeut
Keuding.
COMMUTATION TH KETS,
At 2 per cent ulscouut, between any point deslrod
for tamilies and llrms
, M1LFAOE TICKETS,
Cord for 2000 mil' s, betwecu all points, at 51-60 each
lor laiul ies and flmis
BKAbON TH KKTH,
ro three, six. nine or twelve months, for holde
only, to ail points at reopcert rates
. , CLFlturMrN
lies Idlng on the line of the itud will be furnished wits
cards, entitling themselves end wives to ticket at hall
tare ..k.i KXCrRSION'lItKK.TS,
From Phl'adilphia 10 prlrclpal stations, good for
Patuiday, t-unday and Monduv. at reduced (are, to be
hud only at tbe Ticket Olhce at '1 hirteentb and Callow
hill streets.
FREIUlin
Ooodsot all descriptions forwarded to all the1 above
points irom the Company's New Freight Depot, Broad
and Willow streets
IjREIGHT T'vVINB,
Leave Philadelphia daily at S !)0 A. M., 11 45 noon, and
e-Ki 1 JH . for Heading. Lebanon, llurrltourg, Fottsvllle.
l'on Clinton, and all polos hevond.
1.A1LS
Close at the Philadelphia lost Office for all places on
the road and its branches at 1A. II. and lor ail principal
Htnilous only at 218 P. At. g is
iOH NMV YOKK.-1UE CAMDEN AND
X An boy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Company s lines
FROM PHlLADKI.ri I V TO NEW YORK
and way piaces, lrom Walnut streel whan, will leave as
follows, viz. t FA.U8
At 8 A. At., v.a Camden and Amboy Accoininoaa-
Uon. 2-jo
At 8 A. M., via ( amuen and Jcrxey t.itv F.xpress... 1 00
At 8 P M. via Can, den and Antliov Express
At Pi M. (noon) and 8 P. Al. . Ma Camden and Am
boy Accommodation (Freight and Passenger).... J-J5
At 8 and H all p. Al.. via Can.uen und Ambuy, Ao
coromodation (Freight and Passenger), 1st clans
ticket j-2)
2d lass Ticket i jo
At 8 and 10 A. M., 1 aud S P. M., for Mount Hollv.
Kwansvllie, Pmherton. and Vlncentowu t at6 A.M..
and HP. M.. tor Freehold. '
At 8 and 10 A. M., 1 M., 30,4.8 and ll-aii p. M.. for Pal-'
ntyru, nivenon, jjeinnco, ieveny, J-.dgewator Bur
lington, Florence. Bordentonn etc. The 1 a. M. and
ft P M. lines run direct through to Trenton.
LlNEfet FROM KENWCTON lEPOT WILL LBAVB
AH FOLLOWS I
At 1115 A. M., 4 80 and 6 4fl P il., via Kensington
end Jersey City Fxpiess 3'Ot
At li p. M. (Night) via Kensington and Jersey City
Express .....7. 2"2
The6-4SP. M. Line will run daily. Ail others bunda) a
excepted.
AtlSOendlPlSA.M.. S,g-S0 4 So, and 84S P. M., and
l'i Midnight, lor Bristol. Trenton etc.
At 7 A. M., lu SO. 8, 5, and 8 1' M. tor t ornwells. Tonis
lale, Holmeshuig, Taconi Wisslnomlng. Bridesburg
ard Frankiord, and at 8 P M for Uolmesburg and
Intermediate Matlons
i.ELVIDERK DELAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Vallev, Northern Pennsyl
vania, and .ew York Hate at.il the Great Lakes.
Two through trains dally (Wuudojs excepted) front
Kensington licpot as follows:
At 7 'SO A. M. and 8 -30 P. M. '
LIN Lb FKOM NEW YOLK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
. . in leave iruui toot oi voruana street
1 , lq XI or,,, A T u . i... , ,
At 1 and 10 A. M ,6 P. M. and 12 Night, via Jersey City
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 6 a. II. and 2 P. M., via
nilov and Camden.
At 12 M. I lnu 6 P. V. (rrtlght and Pasgenger), via
March 12. 1WI8. WILLIAM A. OATZMFB, Agent.
-117 EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
M , rem loot otMAKKKj rUeet (Upper Ferry).
Dally, except bundaja
FALL AND WINTER ARHA NGFMF.NT.
Commencing WEDNESDaV . November IS, lWi.
f or Brltlgeton, Halem, and ail btu lomon West Jersey
and "aleni Railroads, at 9 A. M and 3'30 P. M.
l o. Mll.ville and ail Intermediate btatloni, at 9 A. It
and8i. M.
For ( ape May and Intermediate Htatlons at 9 A. af.ts
Allllvllle, cnnsectlng with 1-nl.lit Irum 1'assenger Car
niinrHeu tor i ape Aiay, aue a ss r. M ., ana r. JH.,
through PasHoiiger oue 8 P. M.
For (ilasHiioro and Intermeillute Stations, at 9 A. M
il d g id P. v.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, etc. at 9 A. M., 8, I SO
and S SO P.M.
Freight v. nl be received at second covered wharf below
n ainut street, irom ia. jn. unt i o f. si.
Freight received before 9 a.m. will go forward same
nay.
Freight delivery. No. K S. Dclawaro avenue.
J VAN KKNSHhUn EK, riupertutendent
THE W EhT JERbEY l Al'hrh COMPANY
will attend to all tbe usual branches of express business,
receive, deliver, and forward tlirounB other responsible
Fxprets toinpanles. to all parts oi the country, any
article intrusted to them. '
A hpeclal Messenger aceomianies each through trala.
Odice. No. 6 Wamut street 9 18 9m
ICL'l' PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL.
jvjtrtr- Kt)Al). liil. great ine travenes tiie North
ern and Northwest Conntl. s of I ennsvlvanla ti
1 ity of 1 ne, on Luke Erie. It hus been leased and Is
operated by tbe Pennsylvania Uniiroad Company.
TIME OF PAPSENl.ERl HAIS AT PUILADELPIItA.
Arrive Eastward Erie Mu'l Train, 7 A. Al.; Erie Ex
press Train, I P. M.
Leave Westward Erie Mull. 9 P. M Erie Express
Train 12 M.
Passenger cars run through on he Erie Mall and Ex
press trains both ways between 1'hllnde tilila and Erie,
htw i ork. con n l.ci ion.
Leave New York at 9 A. N. arrive at Erie 9 15 A. M.
Leave rle at 164 P. M.. fan he t New York I 40 P. M.
Elegant Hloeplng Cars on a l the night trains.
For Iniormatfon respectluK psiiseutier buiuesa, apply
t corner T1I1RT1E IH and MARK1T Streets. Phl a.
And to It-eight business, of the ( ompsnv s A gents, 8.
B, Kingston. Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market streets.
PhUadephla t J. w . Reynolds, Erie; WlUlam Blown,
Agent N. C. R R., Baltimore.
H.W, noFhl ON, General Freight Agent, Phil a.
U. W. GWIwNFB General i ieket Agent, Phlla.
I A. L. TYLIB, General nnp't, Wllllamsport- I
1JEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS
X 'REVENUK TAMPS,
. Ol all descrlptlona, '
I Of all description,
Always on hand.
Aimers on hand,
AT FLORENCE BFWINO MACHINE CO.'t OFFICE,
AT FLORENCE HEWING M A CHIM E CO. "8 OFF1CJH
No. 830 CHK8K IT r-treet.
No. 39CllEdNUT Hreet.
One door below Seventh street,
One deor below Seventh street.
Tbe moat IHieral discount allowed.
The most liberal diseouut allowed
fl'HE STAMP AGENCT,"NO. 804 CHESNUl
A STREET. A HOYK THIRD, WILL BB CONT1N (JK
HERETOFORE.
STAMPS f EV T PFSCRtPTTOB CON8TANTT.1
ON IlAJiS, AS ANY AMOB U II
he uming, t xprrss Train h-aes Hfirrt.l.urson arrival
ol l e-insylvanla xpr-ss trom l lttshnrg, at i and t ill
A. M., passing Readinj, at 4 49 and 10 Si i, M , arriving
atNewlork at 10 A. M. and 1 I' m 'ai.inin,. i-T
RAILROAD LINES.
IniLt)F.l,rilIA. WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
Comrnsnclnr MONDAY, Marcti . im, TrsmswW '
iV.'Tr,? " o It ROAD tstteei ana WA8U-
1 1 (.TO a venue as lollnws
1- xnme Irain st 4 is A i.(Wori1sys excepted), tor
Jaltlmore and Washington, slopping at heeler, Wa".
nilngion. PerryvUle. Jlavra d-o,aee, Aberdeeu, Ferny
n .an s MsmoiM. ( hsse's and Stentmer's Run.
I'SUv-Sie Rsllroad Train at I II I u nmiitin ..v.
iiTI'lfas ,0t Ttlocem Anne, Mlllbid,'and lntermedlat
V, ay Mail Train at 9 15A.M. (Snndavs excptd), for
Pal imore. stopping at Chester, Tnariow. I.lnwood).
Ir mont and all legular statlonl between Wlun ngton
and l aitlmote . "
I x press 1 rain at 11 4A A. M. (Sundays exeept3d) tor
Pali Imore anl Wahlngton.
Express Train at 2 4 P.M. Cnndays excepted), for
PsIIIuk re snd Washington, stopping at Chester, lay-
n ont. Wllmlnaton. Newark 1 Ikl.m snrilm... P..rw
vile havre-de-Grace. Aberdeen, Perrj man's, Magno
lia. ( hsse's and Memmer's Run.
. Mgit Express at 11 00 P.M. for Baltimore and Wasb-
Iri ton
I'assetgets by Boat from Baltimore tor Forrre Mon
r e Kor oik. city Point, and Uiobniond, will take the
II 45 A. M tialn.
WI1 MlNCTOtf ACCOVBfOPATION TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between phi adelphla and W0V
tnnigtnn :
Leave I hllaitnlrhla at a IS 11-IS A r l l a-SS and
ll'SO y. M. Ihe a-3 t P. M- Train connects with Dila
vare Railroad for Harrlngtcu and lutcruicJIate
sstlons r
Leave Wilmington 7 CO, 815, and 9 W A. M.,o and
6 0t' p. M-
Tra'ns for Newcastle leave Philadelphia at 8UA.
M., ."3i at d 5-30 I'. M.
. T II ROl (ill 1HAINIS FKOM BALTIMORE
Leave V 'lluiliiglon nt 12 M . 4 :'. an-l ID P. M.
ChESII RFOR PHILADELPUIV.
mffl ?S ,l;'""t8il BSH, end 10 14 A. M , 12 '37, t 43,
01 5 4( .and Hem P. M
. FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
leave Baltimore ft JO M. V ay Mah ; 9 20 A. V.
Jxpwfji 1 10 P. M., Exprwsi 6 38 P. M., Express; 8-S
P.M., Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chrster at 4 4!i at dS2 A. M.,i rdt-21 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at B 23 and 10-89 A. M., and IP. M.
. m;may i rains
Fxprers Train st4 IS A. M. tor Baltimore and Wash
ing on. stopping t Chester, Wilmington, Perrvville.
llavre-de (.race. Aberdeen, Ferryman's. Magnolia,
t r.ase a and Htemmer's Run.
M(ih; Express 11-00 P. M. for Baltimore and Wash-
bigton.
Accommodation Train at 1D30 P.M. for Wilmington
and intermediate s'atlons.
BALllMOhE FOR PHILADFLrniA.
Leave Ba tlmorc ot 8 25 P M . istopnlng at Havre-fle-Grace.
l etrvvll e snd W I mlngton Also stops at 1 Ik
ton end Kewark ito tske innfrniier lor Pulladeiphia,
and leave iBf.em.trs ironit Washington or ha tluiore),
end Chester to leave paseengers irom Baltimore or
i asliington.
A special train will leave Wllmlrg'on for Philadel
phia and inermedliite Blstlons at8-3li P. M.
Ireliht Trains, with Passenger Car attached, will
leave Wllni tiktnn lor PeirtvH e snd Intermediate sta
tions at 3!) P. M Leave Baltimore for Havre de Grace
and intermediate Stutioi s at 4 4S P M.
12 H. F KENNEY, SuperlnUndenL
IJENNSILVAMA CENTRAL RAILROAD
' M'KINO AHRaNGEMEM.
j Tbe Trains ot the Pennsj tvcnla Central Railroad
Have tbe liepot. at 1 biriy-Urst and lUrket streets,
which Is n ached by (he ears oi the Market Streot Pas
tender Railway, running 10 end lrom the Depot. The
lui-t car leaves liont street about 30 minutes prior
to the d imrture of each Tialn.
On fjimilavs Cars lexve Eleventh and Market
streels 4r mine tes befcre the dcpaiture of the Evcutnir
Triilnh. B
Mann's Bnirgace Express will ca'l for and deliver
Bagiage at the Depot. On'ers lot', at tho Olllce No
831 (. hesnut rtreet wnl receive attention '
IBAlHt LtAVI PEFOT. VIZ. I
Mall Tra-n at 8 00 A.M.
I soil Accuuiniodatlon.No. I atld-Oo
J'af t Line t 12 00 M.
pBrtesliurg at IKOP.K
B airii-burn Accoinniodatlon at 2 30 "
1 aneanter t tcn uiot alli n .....at 4-t'O "
l uoll Trnin.No. 2 at s-SO "
IrleMai at 9 00
I'blladeiphia 1-xpiesst at 11-10 "
HIA1NS AlthlVt AT Dtl OT, VIZ. I
Cincinnati lxpresm at 1-10 A.M..
riillade phla hxpresst at 7T0 '
Paoil Aceoinuiodatlon, o. 1 at 8 2u "
Parkeshtirc , n 9(10
Lancaster 'train .- 8t 12 30 P. M.
t ast Line at 1 10 "
I'ao.l Accomtuodatlon, No. 2 '.'.'.'.at 4 4" M
liny Fxpit-s at S-50
Harrishiirg Accommodation at 910 "
JTDy- except t-aturdav. t Daily. Dally, except
All otlif r Trains d ally, except Sunday.
'I he Pentsylvanlu Railroad Comnanv Will not assom
ny risk for Baggage except lor Wearing Apparel. anl
limit their responsibility to Oue Hun red Dollars In
va'tie. All Baugiige exceeding that amount in value
win be at the risk of the owners, unless taken by special
contract. .
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at So. 6;'l chepuut street. Continen
tal Hotel, and Glnird House, where Tickets mav be pro
cur, d to all Important points in Pennsylvania, as well as
the west. Northwest and Southwest: and i all partiou
'."I". 'y'S. aB to t,me "nd connections by JOHN C.
ALLEK. Ticket Agent.
Ihe Ticket Otiice at West Phi adelphla wilt be conti
nued as heretolore, v. here all Imoimatlon res.-ectlng;
routes, as well as Tickets, can I hud on application to
THOMAS H PARKE,
. . ' . Ticket Agent at the Depot,
An Emigrant Train rnns dallv (except Sunday). For
full particulars as to tare and accommodation, apply ta
FRNCIS FUSE.
8 '2 No. 137 DOCK Street
XT O R T II PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Al Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM. DOYLK8TOWN, MATJCTH
CHPNK, EABION, wILLIAMSPOKT, and WlLKEil
liAKUK.
A'!3- M.(Fxpress), for Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chonk, Qazleion, WlUiumsport, and Wlikee
barre. AU SO P M (Express), ftr Bethlehem, F.a.ton, eto..
reaching Easton at 8 45 P. M. ' '
...At .4l?. r' ,OT Wethlebem, Allentown, MaaoH
Chunk, Danville, and Wiillamsuort.
For Do lestown at 8 3S AM., 2 30 and 418 P. V.
Foi Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and U P. M.
For Lansdale at 6-16 P. M .
White cars ot tho Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot.
TRAINS JOR PHILADELPHIA,
8 ISp'm eU4lenc,n biS A' Ml 'na 10 W "
Leave Doylestown at 8 80 A. If., Ms and 5 30 P. M.
Leave Laurdale at 6'10 A. M
Leave Fort Washington ai 10 5 A M., and 216 P. If.
ON t-ODA Y S. ' u,1,,r''
Philadelphia lor Beth cnem at 0 A. M.
Philadelphia lor Doylestown at 8 P. M,
Doylestown lor Phi adelphla at 7 28 A. If.
Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
Tbroaah Tickets must he pioouied at the ticket office.
TBIRD Street, or BERKS street.
K I.J 18 CLARK. Agent
FKE1,?.1Pi V1" t0li NKW YORK AND
ail the Stations on the CAMDENaad AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. Increased despatch.
IHE CAM Els AKD AMBOY RAILROAD ANTi
Tt AN 8FORTAT10N COMPANY FRf'lGIIT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT street Wharf at
o'clock P. M., dallv (Hunduvs excepted) "
I relght must be delivered baiore4 r.M., to be foru
warded the same day. Returning, the above lineiwiJl
leave New York at 12 noon, and 4 and 8 P.M. m
Freight for 'Jrenton. Princeton, Kingston. New Brans,
wlik, and ail points on the Camden and Amboy kali,
rosdi also, en tb. Belvidere, Delaware, and VletXgZ
ton tthe New Jer-ey . tbe Freehold and Jamesburg, an
&'w.?Ued upto'l P, .Unt ll receivi "
ii.?!16.11'1..!?'!" P'.fTV,6 """road connects atPhn
llpsburg wi n the Lehlnh Va ley Railroad, and at Manun
kachuuk with a 1 points on lis Delaware. Lackawanna,
and w estem Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse. BuJlalo!
and other points In Western New York'
The New Jerey Ral road connects at Elizabeth wltH
the Few Jen-ev Centra. Railroad, aud at Newark wit
tbe Morris and Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum, specifying the marks and num
bers, shipper and consignees, must, In every iiistanoe.
be sent with eadi load of goods, or no receipt will be
pivtn. luoreaaed facilities have been made for the
transportation ot Live Stock. Drovers a-e Invited to
try tbe route W ben etct Is (ornlshed In quantities of
two car-loads or more, It will be delivered at tbe root
oi Fortieth rtreet near tiie Drove Yard, or at Her No.
1 orth river, as tbe snippets msy designate at th. tlm
Ot shipment For terms, or other Information, apply ta
WALT1U FRKEiH AN, Fi eight Agent,
1) 1 No. K h. lil- LA WARE Avenue Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, f.'ERMANTOWN, AND
i NORRIS'IOWN RAILROAD.
On and aitor WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 186S, until
i r urther hot Ice.
FOR GERMAN TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7. 8, 0, 10. 11, 12 A. M.,1, 2, M0,
SH,4, 6 8H.B, 7. 8 9, 10, 11, 12 P M.
Leave Germantown 8, 7, 7X. 8,8 20, 0,10, 11, 11 A. M,
1,2 3, 4.4H. 8 8H, 7,8,0. 10,11 P.M.
Ihe 8 20 donn train, and SH and 6H np trulns WHI not
atop on the Gcrnikuntwn Branch.
OJt nl'nlJAI3.
Leave Pbtladelpbia 810 A. M., 2, 7. 10H P. M.
Leaveleiniantown8 A. M., 1 6. Ili P M.
CliESNl'T HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 8, 10, 1'i A. M. 2, t,8M 5fc,7,9,
"Leave' Chesnnt Hill 710 minutes, 8, 9 40, 11-40 A. M.,
-40, 9 40, t 40. 8-40, 8 '40, and 10 40 mluutea P. M.
' ON 8UM)AYis.
Leave Philadelphia 9 10 minutes A. M., 2 and 7 P.M.
Leave ( he-nut Hin 7-40 mluutea A. M 12 40, 8 40, an4
9-2S minutes P. M
FCJt ( ONBUOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 8-2S niinaiey, U-tUA.M., D,8.
iH. tH, 6. 8 05 minutes, and 11H P.M.
leave Norrtstown tH,7, 7 SO, 9, 11 A. V., H,iH, 8, an
6PM. ..... ,
Ihe bH P. M. train will stop at School Lane Wlsa
blckon, M anuyunk, Spring Mill, and t'onahohocken only.
OS SCNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.. DM. and 7 P. M.
Leave NorrisUiwu 1 A. M., and 8 P. M. ,
FOR MANAVUNK. ,
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 35 mluutea, 11-08 A. K., 1M.
4H bH, 6)i, 8-05, and I1M P. M.
Leave Manayunk 8Js, 7, 8 20, OH, UM, A. M.. 3, 6,
OH SrNDAYB.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 1 , and 7 P. V.
Leave Manayunk 1H A. M . bH. and 8 P. M.
W. U. WILSON. General SuMrlutendesia,
Depot N1N1U and UUElktf bueH
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