8-
MATTERS OVEE THE RIVER.
Wbst jKKSRT'MRTnoDisMrf The annual
report of the progress of the Motbodist Churches in
the West New Jersey Coniercneo present that
body ia a gratifying and prosperous condition.
During the put year seven young men weie ad
mined on trial by the late Conference--Peter Fro
on, Andrew Bcott, George B Wright, Joseph A.
Conn, Henry Bradford, Jacob Pnoe, and &. C. Uao
oct. 1 here are 160 minister! connected with the
Conference, the bounoerice of whloh extend to
Lambei tsville and Itew Brunswiek on the north,
and takinr in all the State eoitu of these
points. Ibere are 12 648 membero, an in
create of one hundred ana Hfly-five over last year;
123 probationers, an increase of 1499 over last year,
making a total membership of 37,770, and a total in
reaie of 1664. There were during the Conference
yesr 319 deaths j 207J churches are reported, ve ned
at C 811.7CO, and an iuoreao of 107,860 in the yeari
66 paisoi.agos Tallied at f 183 210, an inorease ol 8
pa.st nagee and 121,886. The benevolent coileo'tons
amounted in to ai to &tt,604 12, apart from the min
isterial support. being a little less than 91 for each
member m.d probationoi. This is divided as fol
lows: For Contorence claimants, tlO'28 47; for
the Missionary cause, 918,404 68: for Tract
Boceiv. C747 63; for Bl"le, 2086 80, for
t-abbath School Union, 8786 &D. Ihe entire
contributions lor ministerial supnortwore Hrt,086 02,
of which 1 ronton District paid 826,832 72; Bunmir
ton District, 918,700 14; Camden District, 920,442 09)
Bridgoton District, 32',000-oa The highest salary
va'd it 92000, by the St. James' Cbnrch at New
Brunswick; the next Is 81600, bv Third Street
Chnroh, t amrion ; and the third, 91800, by the State
Street Church at Trenton. The smallest amounts
were at Fairviow, Columbus (Junior oreachi r), and
at I (art fold, the sums paid being 9100, 9166, and
9100. J here are 210 Sabbath Schools, having 427
officer and tcachors, 24,711 scholars, and 79,882
yolumcsin the various libraries.
Patriotic The Ladies' Aid Society of
Woolwich township, Tlniiccter county, cor.tnbie i
during the late war 93 110 worth O' supplies. Ihov
aro now engaged in rulsiug fund to erot a monu
rr.ent to th hero's irom that couutr who fell in de
tente ol tlieir flay and conntiy.
Burlington Courts. The Burlinpton
Connty Courts have Just clocd. Ihe grand jury
lound h'lty-scven indiotn.ents for ' annus oUbnsos.
Unrty-fwo of the culprits were convoted, and
twelve wore sent to th State's Prison at Trenton.
CmME of Bf.i.i.b. The now chime of bells
in St. atari's Ci urch, Burlington, tiavo been ft in
their proper places, and aro (aid to bo excellent
tonud. '
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City Intelligence see 'Ihird Page.
Sudden Dkatu or a Young- Phila
delphia Journalist. We are called upon to
publish the sai announcement of the demise of
Mr. (Jeorge Collier Bower, a distinguished young
lournalist of this city. Mr. Bower died suddenly
this morning, of heart disease, at the residence
of his lather, northeast corner of Sixth and
Vine street. Mr. Bower had not yet reached
the prime of manhood; he was yet a single
man; and he wan beloved by all who knew
him. He combined rare qualities of
intellect with tho sweetest of dis
poBitions. His nature was entirely free
from guile, and his innocence of thought and
habit, speech and action, were really child
like, Ocoree Collier Bower was a native of
Philadelphia: he received a common school
education, and entered into the study ol phar
macy with his lather early in life. He made
rapid progress in this important science, but his
comprehensive mind meandered into other
studies, and Air, Bower soon became
one of our most proficient phonographic
reporters. Seven years ago he commenced his
journalistic life as reporter lor political can
vasses. - His -worth soon became apparent, and
he attached himself to the local staff of the
Evening Euiktin, where he at once took
rank as a lacile aud accomplished writer. Later
he w as engaged on the Philadelphia Inquirer, and
on that paper achieved his most notable suc
cesses. 1 Boon alter the commencement of the
Rebellion, Mr. Bower was sent to the front as
the principal special war correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, and his letters from the
Army of the Potomac gave their author a proud
name lor a pleasant and truthlul style. His
lettcis were always looked for with anxiety, and
read with satisfaction. The writer of this un
worthy notice met Mr. Bower on many a
bloody field of battle, and always - tound
him fnr in the front, with note-book
in baud, graphically chronicline the
passing events; amidst the lury of battle he was
utterly devoid of tear. A more intrepid and
nobly warluce nature- could not have been found
in the ranks than that possessed by the lamented
youutr subiect ot our sketch. In one of the
bloodiest conflicts near Richmond, while spur
ring his steed into the very flame of the enemy's
musketry, he wa9 severely wounded, and !ene
ral Heintzelman urged him to retire, but the
brave boy puttied on, holding himself- up, as he
said, "by grit," until he had obtained full par
ticulars of the buttle, and a list of the casualties
lor the next day's Inquirer.
Mr. Bower was a particular friend of Hon. II.
J. Raymond, and served as a special war. cor
respondent of the New York Tirnfs, with sreat
acceptability, lor a Considerable length of time.
After serving in his journalistic capacity
throughout all the cp.mpaiens of the Army of
the Potomac, Sir. Bower returned to his home in
Philad clph i a,and his services were at once secured
as local editor oi The Philadelphia Evening
Tellgraph, in which 'position he served faith
fully and ably until his failing health forced
him to relinquish his favorite profession.
Luring the past six or eight months he has suf
lered severely at times with the disease which
caused his death.
We have only space to add that Mr. Bower
was a true Christian; full of filial, fraternal, and
humane afl'ectin an honest man and a trusty
friend.
He wa- one of the oldest members of the Press
Club ot Philadelphia, and was elected the first
Secretary of that organization. A special meet
ing of the Club has been culled to do honor to
the memory oi the defeased. . . :
Commencement of tub Season. The
new base-ball ground and skating park, Twenty
fourth and Kidge avenue, will bo inaugurated
on Monday, May 7, by a grand match between
the Hatters' Alert and Swill Foot Base-Ball
Clubs. A bund of murio will be in attendance
during the afternoon.
Patent Maoic Powder. This new and
useful article Is very aptly named, for its effects
on metallic substances in the way ot removing
rust, and - producing a brilliancy equal to new,
are really niacical. It is a positive boon to the
household, aud every bouse Bhould be supplied
W.th it. .
Fire-proof Safks. The reputation of
Evans & Watson's Safes is growing every day.
They are nctuul salamanders, upon which the
flumes seem to have little eil'ect. Their ability
to ret-ist the action ot heat is perfectly won
derful. Press Club. There will be a special
meeting of the Press Club to-morrow afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, to tuke appropriate action in regard
to the death -of, George C. Bower, one ol its
original members.
President Johhson is s-oinq to spend tho sum
mer at l ong brunch lie has engaged rooms at the
Continental Hot' 1 at toot; branch. There is one
thiuglho l'lesidont will una at this New Jorsey
Continental, as well us many others, and that is a
Stokes & C'o.'s first class Clothing House, that has
made our Continental Hotel so famous.
hprmir Clethiixr at low prices, at Chat. Stokes &
Co '8, under the Continental.
Uphoistibv. Mattings and carpet laid, town
and country, positively w ben ordered, at
Iattkh'b Uehol-tery Store,
No 1408 Chesnut street.
"Aotja r M onom.' This dellghtiul wash
ior lace and person it superior to any coioirne to
render tbe skin tott and trenti. to allav inflamma
tion or purify elotl in a It is manufactured from
tbe rich Southern magnolia, and is a universal fa
vorite with actres ee, opera gingers, and all) who
with to preserve and improve their personal charms,
bold by all dealers at tl, in large bottles.
Yiravna IVutlirnil'iiu.nH Mo. ul,..
The wonder is he can sell them so low, It Is a I act,
JlOWviWt reuiu uvmiiis a '
tATXJUi',Ho. lit thtsnut street
ITM i)AiLY: EVENING TELEGIiAl-lPffltADteLPniA, FltiDAY,
, Tub Storm. " .
I Hark to tho crashing-thunder's roar)
j Pre the watery torrents pour I
i There Is axhap, in broadslotn dret,
I Vt bo has cot spoiled his 8nnday best, ,
And tbwe'i another wight forlorn,
, , Whose O'msy coat the vale baa torn.
; It waa In me a laoky thonght.
W nen from the 1 ower two rnlta I bought
, For a mall pntn, one very fine,
Tbe other lit tor rain or shine I
Wa have t .
All-wool Fancy CaMimere Coats, as low as... ft 00
I " " Pant " .... 4 00
" " ' Vests " , 2 60
Making an ei tire all-wool fancy suit for, ...."t 11 60
All-wool black ack Coats, aa low as fill 00
" CaMimere TantA " 6 01)
' " " Cloth Ve-U " 4 0o
Making an entire all-wool black suit ior 20 00
All-wool good stylo Fancy laaelmere Suits, to
mafch, lor 14 60. ' .
Astonishing as there prices may seem, compared
with those to which we have been accustomed tor
several years, they ate not ftc.Mioutwe have th
good i an quatUUitg, at- tht prices mentioned. We
make no no trash they are all set viceable goods
Advancing from theso rates wo have gods ot all
trades, up to the very finest fabrios, In large sup
ply, at a proportionate reduction from former prices ;
comprising by far the largest and most complete
assortment of Clotmng in Philadelphia (men's,
Eouths', and I ovs') surpassed by none, and equalled
y lew, In style, make, and tit, at prices guaranteed
lower than tho lowest elsewhere, or the money re
funded. Gentlemen wbo usually bave their clothing made
to measure, can be aa woll or better fltti-d from our
stock, n garments equal in every respect, at from 25
to 80 Dcr cejit. lower prices. Those who prefer can
bave tlioir goods made to measure in the best man
ner,' with a tine assortment ot piece goods to select
ficm. - ''U.
'"TO Cl.OTHilNO Dkalerb.
Our purchases lor tbl season baying boon
delayed, waiting 11k expected decline In goods,
we have now on l and tho largest and bost-as-sorted
stock ot C'otliing in Philadelphia, pur
CLflHcd for cash exo(usvely, at the very iowett rates
of tht seaton, which eeabU s us to realiae a fair profit
ai d sell at prices le.-s than tbe coxt of tame goods in
rrost other establishments We can supply clothiers
doing a line city trade, with goods adapted to their
alcs, at noes so much lower than the oost of their
prercnt Mocks, that, by making an average ot the
whole, they will be enabled to dispose of their roods
at prices covonng the averaye cost, and even paying
a profit. Bknnktt & Co.,
1 Tower Hall,
Tfo. 618 Market Stbeet.
Foreioh Opikios. Extracts from English Testi
monials, giving evidence of the efficacy ot "Bbown'8
fiROKCHIAL r ROCHES
"I have thrived greater benefit from the 'Troches'
than from anything I tver tried."
Brooktiotjbe Bowxsb,
Prime Tcuorc of tbe British Oporatic Association,
London .
" fitter knew suh a wonderful cure for Hoarse
ness." W. Randall, Oxtord Masic Hall.
" have tried your 'Troches,' and can testify to
tlietr efficacy." Charles Slovak,
The English Improvisator.
" The 'Troches' give yr eat satisfaction."
T. W. R. Leb, Editor .Loughborough Monitor.
" Very beneficial in ch aring tlte Throat, when com
pelled to sing, thowjh svffering from cold,"
Aisslet Cooke,
f the "Koyal Italian Opera," London.
Miss Louisa Pyse, ot tho "Royal I aliau Opera,"
speaks of "The Troches" in tthe highost terms, and
uses them constantly to clear and strengthen the
voice.
For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disease, the
Trcches are Invariably efficacious.
The New Drug Store Helmbold's new store.
next to the Metropolitan Hotel, baa a very large
assortment ot crogs and chemicals, besides being the
principal depot ;or t)ie sale of Helmbold's well
known i n parations. Tbe assistants of this estab-
itrrjineut are well quaiilierj in all the branches ot
Itiftir TirnleiRion. Ann TihVHieiana mnv rlenend that all
their prescriptions will be conscientiously com
pounded. All varieties of drugs are here dispensod,
or the Bret quality, and at tne most reasonable rate.
In addition 10 the usual stock of drugs, Helmbold
keeps constantly on hand a large and fresh supply of
his celebrated preparations, the Extracts ot Buenu,
and the Extracts ot Sarsaoarilla. Tbe attention and
patronage ot the public are respectfully solicited, and
satisfaction is confidently gnaranteed.
Depot" at N. 104 S. Tenth street. Philadelphia, an
No. m Broadway, N. If.
Lace Ctjktaikb, only one dollar; only think of
it! Lace curtains, one dollar. Very heavy and
much finer curtains, 2, 4, 6. 8. and 10 dollars. Some
oi the heaviest curtains ever imported, 12 to 25 dol
lars. Urcat bariroiiiB in Auction Curtains, at Pitt
ten's, No. 1408 Cliesnut street,
Grocers ad M arketmen,
New Bcimuda Potatoes,
Onions, and
Tomatoes,
Just at hand, and received wockly.
BehWda Produce Com akt,
No. 120 West street,
New Yotk.
Lace Ccrtaihs prom Auction, A largo lot of
curtains iroiu auction, which are slightly soilod,
will be sold halt price. They are the most elegant
ever introduced in Philadelphia. Thoy were bought
low, and will be sold cheap. Thote in searco ot
boreains would do well to ca I at W. Henry Pat
ten's West End Curtain and Upholstery Store, No.
14U8 Cbesnut street.
Eepuced Prices. Get your Photographs taken
now in B. F Beimer's unsurpat-sed style, and secure
an invaluuble likeness at uiodera e oost; artietical
and wonder'lullv accurate. No. 624 Arch street.
CrnTArNB Lace Curtains, new Auction Cur-
Pattkk'b. Ho. 1408 Chesnut street.
We RrFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
Dr. Lcssey's advertisement, under "Medical."
Window Sn adeb One Dollar No humbug.
Heal liilt bbades only one dollar, at Patten's, No.
1408 Chesnut street.
lubricative packing ior steam engines. for terms
see 723 cheisuui Ht .plnla., audio doy st., new yom.'
Vattbebsand Beddiso made over at Patten's,
No. 1408 C hub nut street.
Compound 1nterstJSoteb, 7 8-10 and 6-20s
wanted. De Haven & $otuer, No. 40 . Third
street. "
520 Coupoks, Due Mat 1st,
Wanted by Dbexel & Co., .
No. P4 south Third Street.
Popular Tailobiko.
iUadt-made Clothing,
and
Fine ( ubtom Work.
Wanamakeb & Brown,
, Oak Hall,
Southeast corner utTn and Market Streets.
1VINPOW SHAPE RACK PULLEYS,
If holler Ends, brackets Knobs, and Tassel Hooka
at TRUMAN M HHAW'H.
So. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) MAKJUST 8t. below Mnth.
OLTS, HINtiES, SCREWS, NAILS, SA8II
weH'bts. Lock Latches. Catches, and a general
variety ol Hardware lor building or repairing, tor sale at
1'KCMAN S SHAW'S,
So. MS (Eight Thirty-five) MA UK h.T Ht.. below Ninth.
K
RASS COrVT AND HAT CHECKS AND KEY
Tairs with number on for hotels, etc., aud a va-
neiy 01 tiers auu iuvkiuiiiuB mniifuv, v
No. 605 (Elvbt Tblriy-flvo) M A KK.KT Ht . below Ntntb.
J
ORDAN'H TONIC ALE,
JOUDAN'8 TONin ALB.
.KIKDAN'H TONIf! AI.F. '
JOKUAN S TONIC ALE.
It Is recommended ny physicians ol this aud other
places as a uieriir " tiic. and requires but a trial io
convince the mort skeptical of its great merit. To be
had, wholesale aud reuil, ol -, J. I. JOKDAN,
B ' - No. MO I'KAK Street.
Champagne Cider by the do ten, bottled, or by tht
barrel.. " , , Ti
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 4, 18C6.-NOTICK fs
hrii iwn that a writ of scire faelaa win he
IsHued upon the following claim, at the expiration of
inree nionins Hum ina uaw uei uumw ui ui ja
paid within that time to '
r W. A. SI.IVEB. Attorney-at Law, .
. No. 3f N. bt-VtNiUbUeet.
THY" TO 17SB1 AV LANE BCHOFIEID VB.
Fiaaklln Fire Insurane Company. I'. P., Decern
her T , 1H. No iH. k or navlng. a14'43. lot N. E. corner
or i waniy-Bcun ana npruce s'retu.ii wv nuuvun
Hprue by. 67 let 4 lucbvs deep on Twenty-secaud
Ueu ... 4 iKm
tt MAimiEDi o r
BETTfl H ANCR. On the 8d Instant, at theresU'
dence ot the bnde' parents, by Hon. Morton HcMi-
BKTTS to Mi-s LOUIR G., daughter oi David K.
llance, Esq , all oi this eltr.
i DAVl8-FRT.-On the 141 i oi April ,1806, by the
Rev. J. W. Jackson, et-ORUE W. DAVIS, of Har
risborg, to Miss LIZZIE TUi , of Philadelphia.
MI LLE R A PPL ETON.-- At Bt. Jame Chnreh,
WfdnrsdaT. afar 2. 1866. TiTthaKev Dr. Ifnruin
HAKBY . M1LLEK to J EN NIK II. APPLE TON j
PL1FKR NUNAMAKER On the 4th of March,
1P66. by Bey. A. U. Lung, THOMAS F. 8LIFKR,oi
Hour town. Montgomery eoanty, to HARTUA Au
AHAEEIt, of German town, Philadelphia.
DIED.
BOWER. Sudden v. of disease of the heart, nn
the morning of the 4th mat., GEOHOrK C. UOWEll,
Jr., in the 80th year of his age.
' dm notice win be given oi tbe funeral.
' PEfWEIIKR. On the 2d Instant. Mr. 8 A MIT P. 1.
DFTWEILEB, in the 62d year ot bis age.
The relatives and mends ol the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'c'ock, irom his late residence, Ches-
nut xi in.
FOULKE. On Wednesday nornlng, ELIZA M.
FOU1KK, relict of ibe late Chailes Fou ke.
The funoral will lake place from her late resldonce,
'o. 811 bansnm street, on Saturday morning, the
6th insiant, at 10 o'clock A. ai.
CILL.-On the 3d instant, Mis. ROSANNA GILL.
Ibe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, trom her lain rail.
dence, Ko. 828 N. Fifteenth street, on Snnday after
noon at i o-cioca, wunoiit inrtner notice, interment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
ECBICAM. On the 3d Instant, JONATHAN
RLHICAM, In the 80; h fear oi Ins age.
His relatives and friends and the Carpenters' Com
pany are respectfully lnvred to at' end his funeral,
from his late rcidenoo, Ko 1026 Wood street, on
llondav next, the 7th instant, at 9 o'clock.
SMITH. On the 2d instant, JENNIE, wife of Ed
uinnd (smith, in the ititn year ol her age.
Ibe reigfivcs and mends of the lamity are respect
full? invited to attend tbe luneral, from tie l evi
dence of bet husband, Edmund Smith, Hummer
stieet and Honumont road, JHestonville, Twenty
lourth Ward, on Saturday, the 6ib instant, at 2
o'clock. To pioceed to Blockley Baptist Chnroh.
8TEENSON.-On the 2d instant, Mrs. JANE
STEEN SON, in the 81st year of her age.
. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are ;e-peet
fully invited to attend her funeral, Irom the real
dence of her son, Mr. John 8teenson, No. 1422 Han
over street, on Monday raornmr, tbe 7th instant, at
10 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed to
Franklin Cemetery.
WOLBKUT -Suddenly, on the morning of the 2d
insiant, Mrs. JULIA, relief ot Frederick G. Wol
bcrt, and daughter of tbe late Henry Moliere.
Tho relatives and friends of tbe family are respect
luliv invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, No. 2111 Spring Garden street, on Satur
day, the Sth instant, at 2 o'clock, without further
notice.
TRICE OLOTIIINQ.
JONES'
OLD ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING-HOUSE,
No C04 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Prices reduced to the lowest point
A fine assortment of Ready-made Clothing con
stantly on band. Custom Work made to order at
very short notice, in style and durability unsur
passed. 4 8) lm 8p
N
ATVrORIUM
AND PHYSICAL INSTITD
TION.
8WIMS1IKO SCHOOL FOR CHILDRBN, LADIES
AD OENTLKM1.N,
BROA" Btrcat. below Walnut.
The Swimming Department ol' this Institution win
open the 1st of MAY. with incieased faculties and addi
tional comiortln Its accommodations
In consideration or the prompt and liberal support
with which the programme ol last season was received,
no sobscrlDtion lints have been distributed tor ttata
searon, but tbe manager trusta that all those of bis par
trons desirous to encourag ethe same plan for the cotnliu?
season, wll enter their names at the oltlce before the 16a.
ct May, bearing In mind that o eanliness. rn gularitv
bablts, dal y extrcise, andaneasv heart, has proved at
ail times the I) out preventive apalnst dincas
THE Tt.MPF.RA I HKE OK 1 11 R BATH WILL BE AL
WAYS Til A 1 OF hl'MMEB HKAT.
The Institution will be open for public Inspection
from 9 A. M till 9 P. M. next Tuesday, the Ut oi Htf
and its friends and the public are respeettully invited.
Regular instruction to begtn on the Wednesday to
lo wing. 4 M 6t
ECKOPEAN TAN BATnS' INSTITUTE,
under tbe supervision ot
DR. TLANITZ,
No. 12 N. NINTH Street.
For the cure ol' Gout, Rheumatism, Paralysis, TIts
terlc or Eplleptlo Convulsions, and all ma'adles
orii'lnatlng Irom deiecis In the boiy, ot tlie bloud,
such as Urn, Tetter, open Wounds, etc. obtuse or
Withered Limbs recover their sensibility, and the flesh
its healthy form.
Patterns, while under treatment, can be accommo
dated with board at the Institute. 4 13 lmrp
pATEIST W1KE AVOItIC
FOR RA1LIXOS, BTORE FRONTS),
GUARDS, PARTITIONS,
IRON BEDSTEADS, AND WIRE WORK,
In variety, manufactured by
M. WALKER & SONS
3 29 6m 8p So il North 8IXTII Street
JJOWELL & BROTHERS,
S. IV. Corner NINTH and CHESNUT,
Are Manufacturing their New Styles of
PATER HANGINGS FOR SPRING,
And Samples and Lots of New Good are now
coming; in from Iheir manufactory, which, with a
rrcBh Impoitation of FRENCH DESIGNS, are
ready for ihe Inspection ol their customers.
The increared facilities of their new and more ex
tensive Factory enable them to produce much hand
somer and finished styles.
IMITATION FRESCO DESIGNS
'i ' ' '
; FOB
t '
Parlors, Entries, Ceilings, Etc. Etc.,
PBEPARFJ) 419 tnsmlm
11 E
'EXCELSIOR"
HAMS
, (Selected from the best Corn-Fe Bogs,)
AIIE THE BEST IN THE , WORLD. ,
J. ill. MIC h"eN E R & 0 0.,
. j " GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Anc Curerg of the Celeliratecl
I , "EXCELSIOR"
G AR CURED U AMS
j Tbrieues and .Beef,
Nos. 142 and 144 North FRONT Street.
i ' None gi DUlue unless branded
' j "J. . M. A CO., EXCELSIOR,"
Tbe Justly celebrated EXCELSIOR" HAMS are
cured by J. B. la. A Co (in a st le peculiar to them
selves) expressly for FAMILY TJHKi are ot delicious
flavor t tree from the unpleasant taste of salt, and are
pronounced by epicures superior to any bow ouured tor
sal ..... ttl tuihs3m .
ftTEAM - ENGINE TACKINQ
UBRICATIVE PACRINO,
rOR THE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
A a article reeearmended by all Railroad Compute
who bave thorouthly tested It,ac4 In general use on
lovr twenty-five of tba Kalneaflsln this country, an
'on trial by over flity others.
j ADOPTED BT M,b00 STATIONARY ENGINES. I
s a flist-class article.
I
Seventy-Five Cents Per Pound.
Lubricative PackliiK Company,
6 OLE MANUFACTURERS,
720 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. T1I.LOTSON & CO.
BOLE AGENTS,
26 DEY Street, New York. '"
BOLD BT DEALERS CF.SERALT.Y. . M8p
MILLT-R'8 STEAM KNG1NK PACKING.
'I his is tbe muslin covered, shoddy flllina, stuihng
box packing.
SIXTY CENTS PER POlM
For sale by WILLIAM MILLER,
Sole Manufacturer ior the Vnited Hi aces.
iicaroi ii ikpmh ttiroet.
4 28 Pp Philadelphia. Pcoiia,
INTERNAL REVENUE. '
"TJNI1ED STATE8 EEYENl E STAMPS
IKITED STATES REVENUE STAMTS.
I'RINCirAL DFJ'OT,
No. 804 CliKHNIJT KTlUvKT,
CENTRAL DKrOT,
No. lOH H. FIFTH STllIiKT
(One door below Cbesnut )
BPTABLlBHliD 18C2.
RLVLKUE STAMrb C ctcry dcscnijtion con
stantly on band, and In ai y amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
United States Kotos, Drafts on I'biladelphia or
New York, or Current Funds received in pay
ment. Particular attention raid to small orders.
Ihe decisions ot tbe Commission can be consulted,
and any information regarding tbe law cheerfully
Kiven.
The following rates of discount are allowed :
. On all orders of (25, two per cent discount.
On all orders of f 100, three per cent, discount.
On all orders of $00, four per cent, discouut.
All otders should be Bent to
HARDING'S STAMP AGENCY.
No. 304 Chesnut Street
PHILADELPHIA , . 16
JfKENCII MEDICINES IN VOGUE!
BY GR1MAULT & CIE.
Chemists to H. F. H. Prince Napoleon
40 RUE RICHELIEU PARIS.
HO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMAULT'S SKCP OF IODIZED LT0RSE
RADISEI. This ylup is errployed with lha greatest success. In
filace ot C ml Liver Oil, to which it is luilnitely superior,
t cures dlceaies of the chest, tcrotuia, lympbailc dis
orders grein sickness, miircalur atony, and loss of
appetite. It regcneiates tbe constitution by ouriiyliis;
the blooa, and is, in a word, tbe most powerrul oepnra
tlve knovu. It never tailgues tbe stomach and bowels,
and is admin stered with the gteateet cflleacv to.voung
children, subject to humour, or obstruction of the
glands. At last, it is very eflicaclous in the diseases of
the skin.
NO MORE CONSUMPTION.
GRIMAULT'S BY UUP OF I1YPOPHOSPHITE
OF LIME.
This ncwYedlclne is a sovereign remedv In pbthlsl
and other dlseaes of the lungs promptly removes al
tht more serious symptoms. The cough i s relieved, the
n ii-lit-sweata cease, aud tbe patient rapidly recovers bis
b ealtb. , ,'
KOMORE POVERTY OF IHE BLOOD AND PALE
I COMPLEXION.
! DR. LERAS' PHOHPHATE OP IROHf.'
This new 'errnuinous medicine contains the elements
of il.e blood and bones, and Iron i n a liquid state It Is
dlfierent from all hitherto ollered to the public Is liquid,
colorless, lend tasteless. It speedily cures chlorosis,
paiiisln the stomach, dilcult diKesilon dysmeuorrbaia,
anemia.
'ihe majority of the Academies of Medicine or Parts
recommend the phosphate otlron to Ladles of delicate
constitution surlering from anemia, ard all other per
sons latlgued Irom over aixlety, neivous emotions,
overwork general debility, and poorness oi blood.
It is the only preparation which never causes const!
patlon, andean be borne by the most delicate stomachs
HERVOU8 JIEADACHE. NKTJRALQIA,
Is instantaneously cared by
! GRIMAULT'S BRAZILIAN GUARA.NA,
a vegetable subttance used from time Immemorial in
Uratil, and mitre, y ttm,n$,ve.
BETTER THAN COPAIBA 1 1
GRIMAULT'S' CAPSLLES AM) LIQUID EX
' TRACT OF MATICO VEGETALI8.
Where all other Medloinas have failed, these prepara
tions wli1 alwavs etlect a cute These Innure a ritpid and
extraordinary cure of severe recent and chronic oases of
private disease. ") hey are used in the Hospl als In I'artis
by the celebrated Dr. Rirord and are found greatly su,
perior to all hitherto known mineral remedies ana
Coualha and Cubehs. 'Ihe Injection Is used tn recent,
ami capsules in the more chronic cases.
GENERAL DEPOTS:
In Paris, at GRIMAULT & Cie
Chemists to II, F. H. Princo Napo'eon,
j . 48 RUE RICHELIEU. ,
In New York, at T. M- BECKER'S.
I . ' , No. 129 GRAND Street,
! IN IIIILAUELPHIA,
319mth2m
At FRENCH. RICHARES & CP'S.
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and alter MONDAY, r'etiruary 12 two flitlly
traiiis will run between Washington and L' nchbdrg,
connecting at Gordonnvl le with Vtreinla Central linH
road trains to and from Richmond as follows i . ,
I . MAIL JHA1N. '
Ilsve Washington dally fbundav exc pted), at 6'4o
A. M , ana erilve at Lynchburg at b-ifi P. Hi.
Leave Lynchburg at 1 A. M. and arrive at Washing
ton at 20 P. M.
t EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington onllv (lucludlng Sunday) at 6 05 P.
M and arrive at l.y nchbuig at 0 00 A M.
Leave Lynchburg at 6 SO f. M. and arrive at Washing
ton at 8 10 A M.
Both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest, aud at Washington
lor Nonh and Northwest
Firat-elaae sleeping cars will b attached to the night
train. .
The road Is attractive, not only for Ha comfortable
accommodations, but tor the fact that it paste the now
bli-tono localities of Fairfax, bull Run, Mauassa, Htu
toe, ( atlett's, Rappahannock, rulpeper. Orange, aud
Uordonsville, places ot imperishable lutereal In the
popular mind.
Through tickets to all points ourh and Southwest
maV ba had In Roston, New Tore, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, and at tbe offices of the road hi Washington
Alaaauuria, W. H. MoCAFFkutv,
, anrieutie.tuUndent. '
MAY 4 18G(f.
railroad lines
rHH ATFLrHTA, WtLJUNGTON, AMD HAL-'
Tl MORE RAILKOAD.
I Conimrncltig V.ODAV Anrll IK 1868. Trains wl l
lea't Deaov tmstr ot HKOaI) BtrMt and W.8HlNO
1' N Awiine. as loilowsi
Ixpr iralu at 4 lA A. M, (Mondays exeeniod). for
Ksltlmoraand isbioftoB stopnlng at Chester. Wll-hiirgi-n
Nevark. HKt)n,Noilliiat, Perry villa, Havre
fle l.raea. Aberdcan.Penyman's, Magnolia, chase's and
Btfmnifr Run .
way Mail Trln at 8 IS A. M. (Sundsy excepted!, for
aitlfnore. Stonnlno mt alt mdiiIit atatlnna latwMn Plil.
ladelphi aud baltiniorv.
iiciaware Railroad Train at I A. M. ("un1as x-
eptcd'. for Prlneesa Anna, k lll'ord. and Intnrmodlj.to
Is tiers
F xnress Train at ll-Aa A.M. nni1a ...t-iti
Baltimot and Washington.
Express Train st 8 p M. i8undays excepted), ior Bal
timore srd Wofhlnnton, s npping at . hoter, t lav mot: t,
wllmlrglon, Newark. Klkton, Northeast PerrvvMe,
Eavie de O'ace. Aberdeen. Perrvmnn's, Edtiewood Mng
Doll. ( tafe's and htrmmer a Hnn.
, Miiht t xpnss at IIP. M..lor Baltimore knd Wash
ington. 1 twentersbv Boat from Ba'tlmore lor For'res Mon
roe Norn Ik. City Point, and Richmond, will take the
1HA A M train.
V1IM1NOTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN'S.
Plopping at ail stations between Philadelphia and Wil
mington l.tate Fbllade'phla at 9. 11 18 A. M.. 4.10 A. snd 11 JO
P.M. The 4'il P. M. ttaln eoni.ects with lielaware
Railroad or I!rrtni.ton and Inlonrieilmtc stations.
I rave Wilmington at 8 48 8 and 1)30 A. M., t and 6-30
P- M. ' T
Trains for Kew Castle leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M.
4 20 .t o t P. M.
'JHRorOH TRAINS FROM BATTIMORB -
Letve Wilmington at 11 A M , 4 u and 10 P. M.
CIlreThR KO'. PHIL A 11- I.ril I A.
Leave t hesier at 1 A. 8-4a. 10 14 and U'40 A' M., 4 43
6-10,7 n srd 10S6P. M.
FROM BALI IMtiBKTO PtIILA DELPSIT 4.
I env Paltiniore 1"A A M.. Wav-mail. O'UO A. M.,
FxpreM. I ll) P. M., Expiese. 6-3.5 P. A., Express. 8 a
P. 41., Express
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Lesve Ches erat 4 4!) andS bi A. M.,and33AP. M.
I f (iv Y ilmlngton fit 5 211 sua VXt A. M. and 4-18 P. M.
Fre'pht Trslns wl'h Passenger Cars attscbed will cava
as onions :- Wilmington t r ' errt vine and Inlcrmetlinte
stations t 8 18 P. t. Baltimore mr navre-de-Ornce and
Intdiiifdiale stations at 4 48 V. M. Penvvllle for Wil
mington nd In ertrriiiato pta'lons nt 8 00 Vi . con
necting at Wilmington with 8 A.M. train for Philadel
phia. SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at 4lft A. M. tor Baltimore and wan
Irgton. s'oppn.g at hestrt, WI,mln,ton, New ark Klk
Ion, Ncrihea-t Perryvil e Havre-de-Oraoe, Aberdeen,
Pert mi n's Magno la. Chase's and Menimer's Ituu.
NUbt Express, il p M lor Paittrrore und WusMngtop.
. econ mcdstlen Trsln at 11 10 P. M. for Wi mlugton
and luurmrdlat station.
liAL'ilMORK FOR PHILADELPHIA. '
Lenve 1 allin ere a' 8-2H P. M , slopping at Uuvre-do-Cracf.
I'erryvlile,and Wilmington. Also s on at Kik
ton and Kewark (to take nssentiers fr phi adclpnlaand
leave paisenfers Irom WsKhliipton or Baltimore) and
Chester to leave passengers noni Baltimore or Wash
Inrtou. Ari ommodstlon Train frem Wl mlrgtrn for Fblladcl
pb is and Intermeulate aatlotts at b "0 P. M.
4 16 U F. KENNEY, Supeilntcndent.
TOENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
X M'RINO AklUKdKllK.vT.
Ibe Trains oi tie Fcnus ivanla t entral Railroad
leave tbe Depot, al lblr.y-dret and Market streets,
which is rtachtd b the car oi the Market Street Pits
seiier Railway, running io and Irom the Depot. The
lart tar leaves lioui rtieet about 3(1 uitnuiea prior
to the departure of each Tialn, '
On Sundays Cars leve Eleven1 h ' and Market
strecis 45 minutes before the departure 01 the tvenina
'Irulnr.
Munn's Bagiiage 1x press will cat for and deliver
Pngiure at the Depot, on'ers lef at the Ullice No
Ml i l.eeout ttreet. wi l receive attention '
IKlKi LEAVE t Kfol. VIZ. :
Mall Tram at 8t 0 A. M
t'nol! Acccmmouatlon.No. I atlOIMi '
KsstLlne at 12 00 M
-farkesburg t 1 to P. M
b airihbnrt Aoiou modatlon at 23U -
Lane aster Accon mouatlon nt 4 00 '
Paoli Train.No. ir at 8-30 " '
h rlr II. al" at S Wl h
Philadelphia 1 xpiesst at 1110 "
. , 2 aAlNS AKH1VB AT DEI-OT, VIZ. I
( Iricinrotl Ixprtss' t ho a.M
Philade phla Ixpresst at 710
l aoii Accouiuiodatlon, No. 1... at f 2" '
l arkfsburg Bt goo
Lancaster 'I rain....;; at 12 30 P. M
Fast Lino at 110
1 au I Accon.n ouatlon, No. ! at 4 4o '"
'oy -xpreMi at V50
IlarrlrburK Accommodation at 9-10 "
Laly. except Kaiuiuav. f Daily, t Dally, except
Ai onuiiy,
i All other '1 rains dally, except bunday.
'ibe Leni.sj Ivauiti Rallroao Companv will not assume
any risk tor Bagyage except lor Wearing Apparel, and
limit their response ity to One Hun red Dolla s In
Ti A , Eutr','e exceeding that amount u value
w ill bo at the rink ot the owner, unless taken bv special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have bet n opened at N o. 671 Cbesuut street, Continen
ml Potel, and Cirurd House, where icket mav be oro
cur d to all Important points in Pennsylvania, as well as
the V est. Northwest and Southwest: and i oil particu
lars l-ivtn as io time and connections by JOHN C
ALL) N. ticket Agent.
Ihe Ticket Ofllci at Wcs1: Phi adelphia will be conti
nued as heretotore. where all imoimation r.s.ectli'g
routes, as l as 'llckets, can he hnd on application to
THOMAS 11 PARKE.
. , . Ticket Agent at the liepoL
An r mil rant 1 rain rntiu d.iiv i.viont hih-v k
lull particulars as to la re and accommodations, apply to
FK-HCH4 Ft
3 12
( VMV,
No. 131 DOCK Street
1 CrUt-PHlL-ADELPUIA AND ERfE RAtt
J y-jJs ROAD. This great une traverse the North
ern and Northwest t o unties of Pennsylvania to tha
t Ity ol 1 rie on Lake Erie. It has been leased and is
oi crated by ihe Peiinsv vanla Railroad Company.
11M E OF PASHHNWERI RAINS AT PHILADELPHIA;
Arrive Eastward irlo Mall Train, J a. M.; Erie tx
priss Train, I P. M.
Leave Westward Erie Mail,) P. M ; Erie Ezoress
Train 12 M.
Pursenger cars run through on ibe Erie Mali and Ex
press traiiis both ways between Philade phla and trie.
NEW ) OKK toN l.O 1 1 OS.
Leave Kew York at it A. M.. arrive at brie 918 A.M.
. Leave trie at I 65 P. M . anive at New York 3 4U P. M
Eiecaut Bleeping t ars on a 1 the night trains.
For luioruiatlon reeptctiLg ptseuger bu.tness, applj
at corner TIliK'l IE til and MARKET Streets Phi a.
And lot lreicht busineFs, of the Companv s Agent, S.
B. Kingston. Ji., corner Thir'eenth and Market stree's.
Philadelphia; J. w. Reynolds, trie: William Biown.
Agent N. C. R R., Baltimore.
II. r. UOVw'lO.v. Cencral Freight Agent. Phl'a
H. W. OW1NNFR Gereral 'I leset Agent, PUUa.
A.L. 1YLER, lieneralbup't, Wllllamsport. 3
FREIGHT LINES' FOR NEW YORK AV
al. the Motions on the CAMDEN and AM BOY and
connecting Railroads. lNChfe ANEn DESPATCH.
, TUr. CAMDEA AND A M BOY RAILI'OAD AND
TBANSPOR 1 A I ION COMPANY FKEIOHT UNEH
for New York will leave WALNUT 8treet Whaa at6
o'clock P M. daily iSurdoy excepted).
Freight must be delivered before tH o'clock, to be for
waided ibe fame day
Returning, the above line will leave New York at 12
noon, and 4 and b P. M
Freight for Tieoton. Prfnceton. Kingston, New Bruns
wick, and a.l points on the t amden aim Ambov Kail
road; also, on the Be V.dero Delaware and Fieiulng
tos.theNew Jersey, the Fieehold anil .lainesburg and
the Burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
and lorwaided up to I P M.
'ibe Belvldere Delaware Rellroad connects at Phlilips
bura with the Ihlgh Valley Ui road, and at Mauun
kacliunk with a I points on the Da' aware, Lac,kawnou
aud Western Ral rond, forwarding to ayraevse, lluira.o,
and other cointa bi Western New York
'the New Jersey haliroHd connects at Kllzabeth with
the New Jersey t entral Railroad, and at Newark with
the Mori Is and Ecsrx Railroad
A slip nieniorandum, rpecltylng the marks and num
bers, f iilpprrs, and coeslrnee. must. In every instance
be sent with each load oi goods, or no reovlptwlil be
given.
N B. Increased lacllitles have been made for the
transportation of live stock. Drovers are Invited to tr
the route. When sock 1 lurnlshcd In guauiltles ot two
carloads or more It w'li be delivered at the foot of For
tie h s'reet near the Drove Yard, or at Her No. I
North River, as the shippers may designate at the time
of shipment.
For term, or other In'ormstlon, apply to 1
WALI ER FRH AN. Freight Agent,
11 1 No. 226 ri. DELaWaRK A venue, Phladomhla
TJHILADELPH1A, GEKMANTOWN AND
J I NORRIM'IOWN RAILROAD.
On and a.ter WEDNESDAY, November 1st, 1868, untt
bunliet Notice.
FOR OmMAN'l OWN
Leave Philadelphia ti. 1. 8.0, 10. 11, 12 A. M.,1, 2, t'l
SH 4, 8 ifi.H .7. 8 9, 1U. 11 'i P M ,A .
Leave Oermanlown 6, 7, 7, 8, 8 20, 0, 10, 11, li A. M
1,2 3, 4.4H.6 6 7 8,0 10,11P.M.
The 8 2o oown train, and 3H snd fiK up tiains will noi
top on the Oermantown Branch.
' ON BDNDaYS.
Leave Philadelphia 910 A M., 2. 1, WH P.M.
. Leave UeiuiantownS A M.. 1 6 OH P M
CHESNUT BILL RAILROAD,
l eave Philadelphia 6. 8, 10 12 A. U.,2, 3,3 X,7,,
WLettve'tthennt Bill 7-10 minutes, 8. 9 40, 11 40 A, M.
, -40 i-40, s 4(1, 640 M-40, and 10 40 mluutea P. it.
Leave Philadelphia 010 minutes A. M., 2 and 7 P. U
Leave bcnut Hill 7'40 minute A. M 12 40. 8 40, anc
toF(lBl'(ON8HOHOCKEN AND NORIUSTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 38 minutes,, 11-08 A.M., lfe.l
iH tH. 6K. 8 Oft minutes, and 11H P. M
I eve Norn. town iK.T, 1 40. ,9, 11 A. M., 1M.4, 6, ant
' IhefftM P- M- tin wlu "t0P School Lane Wls
hlckcin, Manayunk, Spring Mill, and Conshohocken only
. OS btliDAYS.
I eave Philadelphia 9 A. M.. 2H and T P. M,
Leave Norristown 7 A. M . and 8 P. M.
re " FOR MANAYCNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 IS minutes, 11-08 A.M., IX,
4),. X,flX,ti6, andllH P. M.
Leave Manayunk 6J. 7, 8 20, OM, 11 A. It.. J, 5,
U V M. '
" ' m ON SUNDAYS. 4 .
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 2X and 7 P. M.
Leave Msuavuuk "tH A. M , 6M, and 8 P. M.
. W U WILHON. Oeneral fnnatrnlendeK.
I Aiepot JSLN TU and OitHUi U we Tl
FAfLFCAD L!NES.
READING R AIL ROAD
1 iippt TMt'N'K ttsr ; i '!'.''
kyrj'Ji'iV-1'!" T0.1?B JNTFRITB O
wnniUJM'. lilt. BCtll1 1 LK1LI , IIHOIJK-
-ANNA i JjMRFfelASD. AUD WYOl2lN(r? t.
I AN ADA 8 il'H'rH' ORThWt8T. ADD , THE
CMMIR
ABBANCFMF5T
Of PABSEMQES
1KAIH.
fAI
ii ViSX-lTA I B10"", Pepo. t THIRTtEMTH aad
"vnuii.i, -iieeta innaueipn
ifladelphla, al the following
ouisi
ii . a v. , . OBXIJfO MAIL '
if. ' ? ' M" pr B',,,l,n- Lebanon. Hsrrlsbtire Potta-
llle. I'iiietirovo. Tuii.n.m. nni,- iaiiiii-u.. .
iju.'.J. ' Vi.'. h 'ra F"' BufValo. A lentown,
V erown e?.-' Yrt' tMltol9' .mber.bn,g, ,
1 'uia train eonnecte at HEAD1NO with East Petin- :
svlvt nla ,allrrau Iraina for Ailentown. etc.. and the
i ,'vD-B..VeI"JL ,rAln ,or Harrlsburg. etc t at PORr ,
CLIM'OA with ( I atawitsa Kallroa.T twins for Wll- 1
trl r.'ITf.'f. v1m h""D- hurra etc., at HARRIS- '
a.V! 0v Mr,!!,B .'Dt,'' nmhcrland V ley. and
w .'n iJ l. ''S' lr" 1,1 " ,or NorthumtKir
oio ito ' Charobersburg, Pinegtove
AFrERNOON VXPBESS.
leaves PnMar.elplila at 8-R P M , lor Reading Potts
vllle. llairiHt.urg etc, eonn-ttlng with Reatling and
Ci lumbla Kahroad fains lor ColuTnhla, etc.
t ..RIADIN At!4 OMMODATION.
t;oV;rr,,;ir,f,f,?r,iih?.atrB,;Tvt11 war
l,,RVVd7;'g'.t,7"8vp'..,1,do,,h, sooa-m-
Irnliis lor Pbiladelt.hla leave Harrlsbnr at 7W A M.
f."irt"uVlll,.,"'"'A-11 arriving In Philadelphia at
d 4 ,'t'?Sn.n n eave Harrlsburg at 2 00
ftrWPCM arriving In Philadelphia
' B ARRISBfRO Af COMMOD TION.
I javes Rending ai 7 38 A IM. and Harn.il, urg at T 38 '
A M , sno Harrlsburg at 9 20 P. M. ' "w
ri,,",1 inin: yV P"enger ear attached, leaves
Pblladclulila at 12 4ft noon lor Hemllng ami an sta lon.
Lrnvve l.eHdlnaat II 3U A.M and DowniOKtowa ai 1230
P. .. lor I'bliadclphln and ah way s a b ns.
All toe shove rains run dally, utidnvs excepted.
Snnt'ny trains le., ve l otli vllle at Htm A. M.,and PhU
'ai'e phia at 5-18 P M Leave 1 hlimlclphla for Keadiug
at h-00 A. . t le urnlnc irom Rr.(i..' at 4 28 P. M. .'
i CHI-S hH VaLLKY RAILROAD.
ispienierslt r I'onningu w n mid Intcnueiliaie point
. , . A- S1, SfO P M truiPS irom I bila-
(lilphln, returning irom Downingtown at 6 38 A M. and
YL'o roou.
NtW YORK EXPLESS FOR PITTSBCBH AND TUB
Leaves New York at 9 A M.', and 830 P M. nasslng
Rcaolng at 180 A. M and 1-48 P M , ami connecting at
llAinsburg wlih Pennivanln and Nonhern tlemral
Rullioad exiiref trains tor Tittburg, chieago. WU ,
.lurcsiort I In Ira. 1 alt'n orc. etc.
heturwlng. express trsln ;eves Fanisburg on arrival
?' ' 'fnnsylvanla express from Plticourg, at 3 and
fi-fS A M. t 8ing BenOing ' 4 49 anil ltl 62 A. M.. and
arriving In New York at 10 A. M and24A P. M. sleep
ing c air. accompany these t-alns through between Jersey
t Ity and PittKburg without change.
A mail train Irr New York leaves Harrlsbutg at 200
P.i. Mall tralr lor TTarritburg leaves liew York at
' 8CI1CYIKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Potlsville at 7 and 11 30.A. M and T-18
end 4 180PUM lrn' Ttnia(u 7 34 A M- n,J
SCHUYLKILL AND HTJ-OCI HANNA RAILROAD.
I nuns leave Auburn at 7 60 A. M lor rinegroveand
Hsrrlsbn'-g. sno. 1 Mi P M. (c Plnegrove and TTotnont.
retuiuinv rom HarrlaMtrg at 4 l& P. M., aud ftoai Tre
inont at 738 A. If . and a id p M.
Tl ( K H' S
Through flrst-c ass itcketi and emigrant ticket to
a I ibe principal points In ihe ior.h and et and
t anadn.
;' '?0?.tyc.We, ' obl'" only t the offlee
jtrert, I'hlladelnl.ia, or to O. A. NlcOU.8. lieneial
PupirlEUndent Kenning: '
COJlMC'l ATION TICKFTS
At 26 percent, discount, between any points desired,
ior nn.llies ai d f.rius.
MII-EAOE TICKETS,
Cood ior.ff On.llts, between all points, t52 61 each, for
fi-mlhes and flims
SEASON TICKETS.
f or three, six. nine, or twelve months, for holders
only, to ail points, at reduced rates
... .v ,. ' LERGYMEW
Residing on the 'Ine oi ibe road will be furnished with
raids entitling ihimseivts and wives to tickets at halt
tare.
EXTRMON TICKETS
From FrllaO' Iphia t principal sa l ns. good for Re
litldav. r-unooy.and Mondav. nt reduced taie to oe had '
i? J?f,lAVi kl0flke 81 HUi.1El.Ma and CAL-'
10 lllLLS-treois.
, FREIGHT.
Gooes of al! descilptitns lorwarded to all the above
,,0!rlf.,,,.ro?!n!10 oniVany's new FrelpbtDepot, BROAD
and Wll LOW em ctn.
. FREIGHT TRAINS
lmvePblladelpMttdallvnt83tA V., 12 48 noon, and
v',. 1 ,WlHtl,,Jt;, 1 "n0". Harrfsburg, Potlsville
1 oit ilinton. and all points beyond.
Cose at the rhllnrlphin Twt OfT.ce for oil places on the
road and Hh bt.ncl es at 6 A. M , t,nd all the principal
nations only at 2 16 P M. 816
TTfiR KEW YORS.-TIIE CAMDEN AND
JJ AmboT and 1'bllauclpfala and Trenton Kallroad
Companv s Lioes.
tRi.M PH1LADFXPHI TO M"1W YORK
and Wsy Places, lrow Walnut street Whaif, wlu leave
as loilows, viz : una
At ft a. M., via ( amden and Ambay, Accomn eda-
ti'n $2'28
At8 A M., via Caindcn and Jersey ( ityh xp'res'sV.V. 8-00
At 2 P. AI.. via ( amden aud ambov Express 8 01) '
AtMOP. M , via Camden to eoutb Amboy. Acconuno- '
At 8 A. M. 2 and 6-30 P tt., for Mount Holly, Ewanju
vl le Penibtrtou. and Vinuuutow n. At 6 .o. M. and 2
P. M ior Freehold. '
At 6 and 1C A. A ., and VI M , 4, 8-30 and! P M. for Fish
house, Pelmyra. Rlverton Progress. Delaneo,
Beverly. F.dewator, mrmtou. Florence, BorderS
town. etc. Tbe In A. M. and 4 P.M. Hues rua dlreot
tbroueh to Tienton.
LINES FROM KEN-iISOTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
. 8FOLLOA8l- B
At 11 A M , 4-S0 6 48 P. M.. and 2 P M. (Night), vl a
Kl'nlnVn " Jersey city t- xprcss Line, fnie iS-007
, The 0 4.) P. M. Line wiiliun dally. Alluthers Sundays
executed
At7 i0andlIA.M.. J-80 4 30. 8, and 848 P. M. and 12
lonight. lor BriBlol. 'i renton, etc.
At 7 nd 1018 A.M.. 12 M. 3 4,6 and 6 P. M., fur Corn
we l'a Tornsdale Holmesburg, Taoouy . Wlalaoming
Brldcburg. and Fmnktord, and at 1 15 a. M or
Bristol. Kcnenck's, Eddingtou, audsP. M for Holmes
burg and Intermeoia e s ations.
At 7 30 A.M. snd 3-iiil P. M lor Niagara Falls, Buffalo.
Dunkirk ( anandaltiua, Elmira. Ithaoa, Oweo, Ro
ches er Binghmptoii,08Hei.o -yrauww Ureat Bend,
Montrose Wiikesuarre Sctnnton Btioudsburg, "Vatar
llap, l-elvldere, Easton, I uih-rtvilie e letnftigtou,
etc. The S-no r. M. Line connects direct with the truln 1
leaving Easton lor Muuch i buuk, Alleuiowu Betlne
hem etc.
At6 P. M. fhr Lamhertvtlle and fnrermirilato stations.
Mayi, lbC6., WILLIAM tt GAlZMEtt, Agent
TSJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
X Depot, THIRD Htieel above Thomosos.
.?,0,-- "i'1B1J' UtMt DO YLI 8TOWN, MATJCBI
CHI NK. EA870N wi LLI MHPORT, and W1LK.E8
B A H K K
At 7 80 a. M. iFxpress), lor Bethlehem, Allentown,
Maucb thank, Hazleion Wllllumspoit, and Wllkea
barre. AtSSOP M (Express fbi Betnehem, Easton. to..
reselling Easton at 6-43 P. M.
At 818 P. M. lor Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh
Chunk. Danville and WUllamsport ueB
For Doylmtown t838 a M.,2'30 and 416 P. M.
rot Fort Washington at 10 A M. and 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at b-16 P. M
W bite cars oi the rtecond and Third Htreets Line City
I'anscogcr i ars run direct to tht deput
TRAINH KIR PLILaDF.LPHTA,
Leave Bethlebin) at 6 25 61 and 10 02 A.M., and
8 13 P. M .
Leave Doy estown at 4 80 a. it., VIS and 8 30 P. M
Leave Lamda.e at bid A. U
Leave Fort Washington a 10-ft.. a M., and 2-16 P. M
ON r-U- DAYS
PMladeipnia ,oi Itctn enem at 0 A M.
Philadelphia lot Jioyiestown at 3 P. M,
Doy IfMown ior I hi adeluMa at 7 li) .v. M.
Bethlehem lor Philailelrbia ai 4 P. M.
TLrouulj Tickets must he piocuiedat ibeticteiorfloea.
f HI UD btreet. or BERK 8 Mrcet.
J U8 CLARK, Agent
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
Iiomiootoi MARKF.'l ntrect ti pper Ferry). .
, iiet'y, except Minila-s
, FALL AND WIN. 1 U ARRANGEMENT.
( i n:ninc'ng WED 1D Y November in, 18U8.
For Brldgcton Nalrm. and all Sta.lonson Weet Jenev
and wa.tni Rnilroads, at 9 A. M and 3-30 P. M.
t o MiLvllieaud a: rutermedlale stations, at 9 A. K
ai.o.'l i. M
i or t ape it ay snd Intermediate -tations at 9 A. af.ts
llllvllle, connecting with Itrcltht Train Passenger Cat
attacked lor ( ape May, due 3 46 V. it., mud 8 P.M.,
through 1 assent er cue B P. M.
Koi oiassboro and intermediate Stations, at 9 a. M
wd30P.M.
For Wooubury, Gloucester, etc. at 9 A. M., I, 1 30
and r, 30 P.M.
Freight will be received st second covered wharf below
n abiut street. Irom 7 A M.uut lftP. M.
1 rtight received before V a. M. will go forward same '
dav
Freight delivery. No. 228 N. Delaware avenue.
J VAN ht NH8CL. ER. hu perm ten dent.
TH W EM JERHEY eXPR.S COjuPaM y
will attend to all the usual branches of express business,
receive, deliver, aud forward through other responsible
txprets Companies, to si1 part oi th country, any
article uifrusu'd Io tbem,
A rpeclal Messenger acoomuames each through trahx.
Offace, No. 8 WaiDuistreet 9 16 Out
AT QUEEN'H NEWS STAND.
8. W. eonier SEVENTH and CHE8N BT Street
I ALL TUB ,. .
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAP rR8.
, MAGAZINES.
I ' . . ' 4 PERIODICALS, BtA,
May.be obtained at current rate. 2nP
fFHE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 804 CHESNTJ1 1
1 HTBEET. ABOVK TUIBD. WILL BA COSTUHJEJ
AS HFRETOFOKE. M
8TAM PB of EV5 T DKflCRIPTTOB OOHBTANTLl
ON UAJID. AJi AJSifAMOU . U I