CITY INTELLIGENCE
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EiGirrr-aEcoND Convk.vtiox of Tnit
PROTESTANT KritOOPAL Cuvroii IN TUB DlOOBSt
OP l'KNNfcYLYANIA. FlRBT 1AT'8 I'ROCKEDINOIl.
At five o'clock ycaterda? ai'tprnooa, the KiErbly
ccond Convention ot the I. & Church ot the
Diocese of Pennsylvania convened at St, An
drew's Church.
It will be remembered that gince the last
Annual Convention the I)iocce of Pittsbur? has
been erected out of the orlgiual Diocese ot the
State. In the absence of the Uielit Rev. William
Bacon Stevens, 1. 1)., Bishop, now soiournins; In
Italy lor his health, the chair was temporarily
tilled by the Rev. John A. Childs, Secretary of
, the Convention. A 1st of the clergy entitled to
teats In the Convention was called. Th names
of the lay delegates accredited bv certificates,
three from each parish, weie read, and those
present took their seats.
The Convention then proceeded to an election
for President. On motion f William Welsh,
Eetj., Rev. M. A. Do Writ Howe, D. 1).. of St.
Luke's Church, Thiladrlphla, vat romlnated,
and was unanimously elected vim voce. On
assuming the Chair, Dr. Howe said:
"My Brethren of the Convention: Ca'lod to this
position by your kind confidence, I eannot entor
upon Its duties wituout being sonninly conscious of
tlie circumstances nnuer which 1 am pmced hero; ot
tlio necessity which has been mil npon yon to cai
ome person to Ibe 1'rosidoutial chair. When you
root a Tear aco, our iear and revered Bishop ol
many Tears win still living, thou if a not with us, and
onrboies and our prayers were directed towards
nim, imnlorin the Divine Goodness that he miffht
be spared to return to us He who gladly assist od
lnui and who has succeeded to his ollieo, was tlien
in this placo ond presided, tin, alas I hse cone
on the pame errand, in srcU of health;
and onr fears almost pievail over our hopes an wo
ttiinn of his absence. A-suredlv til. bh sad cm-am-stances
mutt exert a Chastening mflnenre upon our
deliberations here, I'hn ahscnon of the l.tthor, ouo
wou d think, woa'd bind the children moro close y
together, and should argue lor (Ins Convention thu
most intimate harmony. For myself, culled to rhis
fiosition, and JiaViK never presided oer such a
lotlv before, I tnust ask tor your find consideration.
I Mi all endeavor to do mv dutv, to put the business
through with the utmost promptness, to ezeroiso
my best Judgment in the discharge of the duties Im
posed, and to act wiHi the kindliest lceliues towards
every individual momber."
Rev. John A- Childs was nominated for Secre
tary, and ws-t unanimously elected viva voce.
Mr. James C. Booth, a lay o"elepate,'was in like
manner elected Assistant Secretary. ,
On motion it was
Jtt tolvtd, That the Uight Kev. Thomas H Vail, D.
p., Bishop or Kansas, bo inviu d to attend the meot
inir ol the Convention, and occupy a chair at the
right hand ot the P resident.
On motion of William Welsh, Ksq., the rnle
were suspended for the introduction of the fol
lowing resolutions, and they were adopted:
1. Httotved, That a committee of three c'orgymon
be appointed to prepare an aporopnate record et the
death of cur late reverod Diocwan, the Right Kev.
A'onzo Potter, and that it be entered on tuo journal
Of this day's proceedings.
2. lletolved, hat tins Convention hereby dosire the
President to convey to the ciere-y and laity ot C.'aii
iornia the expiession of us a.-ep gratitude lor their
tender cate ot our lamented Bishop.
On motion, it wa3
Resolved, that the Convention hold two sessions
daily, from S A M. to 2 V. At.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That clergemon of tho Protestant Epis
copal Church, uelougmg to this Diocese, not enti
tled to seats in this Convention; c!crgmen ol otuer
Dioceses, clergvmon ot the Church of Jutland, or
of her colonies; and students ot Divinity of the
Episcopal Church, now in tais o ty, be admitted to
tne sittings of this Conventiou.
The following Standing Committees were ap
pointed: Commite on Charities Rev. Dr. Dorr, Rev.
Mr. Kelloeh, Rev. H. Marple; Messrs. Stroud,
Parsons, and Cotlin.
Committee on Claims of Clergy to Seats Rev.
Mr. Atkins, Rev. Mr. Mombert," Rev. Mr. Lewis.
Committee on Claims ot Lay Deputies to Seats
Peter Baldy, O. M. Wharton, Judge Couyng
hnm. The Chair appointed as the Committee on
the Bishop Potter MenuHal Kov. Dr. Butler,
liev. Dr. Morton, Rev. Mr. Lewis; Messrs. Wil
liam Welsh, Horace Binney.
The folio wiue were nominated for Trustees of
tho Christmas Kund: Thomas Robbins, John
Welm, Edward L. Clark, John A. Newborn".
The Standine Committee, Rev. Dr. Morton,
President. Charles E. Lex. Secretary, repotted
that on December 14,1865, they gave their consent
to the consecration of Rev. Joliu Barrett Kerl'oot,
D. D., to be Bishop of tho Diocese of Pittsburg.
The Convention then adjoin ncd.
'Ike Shootio Cask. Kdward AIcNulty,
a sailor, hud a hearing belore Alderman Uoitler,
yesterday alteruoou, charged with shooting
hvneis Makin, at No. KU Tinker street, on
Jantmry 1, l8(i(i. Tho delendaut was arrested
on Mondav, by Oilicer McKinney, of the First
District. He had enlisted in the navy, and was
takeuliolfa vessel by the otiieer. Mr. Makin tea
titied that on the day in question, about 8
o'clock in the morning, he wits landing in the
front room ot hi.- dwellinu, niar the door, look-,
ing out at a oarty who were, us he thought, car
rying on a sham nght. McNulty was one of the
party. The latter orew a pis ol, and pointing it
at him, discharged the weapon, the ball trom
wh'"1' entered his iaw. aud passed out of the
bad of Ins head. He was of the opinion that
McNulty intended to kill him, although ho uad
no reason tor so doing. McNulty was bound
over in $3000 bail to answer.
Burglary. Three men, named Robert
P.rown, Henry Thomas Aslon, and 'Charles
Ilinchman, have been ariested in this city by
Detective Tagaart, upon the charge of having
entered and robbed the store of Messrs. Towes
& Jones, in Camden, New Jersey. Hinchman
wasBont back to Camden yesterday mornins,
and Brown and As lit on hail a hearinir before
Alderman Beitler esterday u'fernoon, and were
ronimi'.ied to await a requi ition Irotn the au
thorities of New Jersey.
Contract Awabded. The contract for
buildina the add'tious to Ue Naval Asylum has
been awarded to Mr. It. J. Dobbins. The bids
were as follows:
R. J.DobUu ; $172 900 00
Mr. Carman 2i)9,64tP00
Walton & DviB Uisr, nun us
IM Uiil.fln.l.nd , . .' . - . . . . f
Mr. Mcllvaiue aH.O'lOOO I
G.U. Uavui 215,400 00 I
Meeting of the Gira.hu Brotherhood.
-At the anniversary ot the i.'iraid brotherhood
held on Monday, at Uirard College, the following
officers were elected lor the ensuins year:
President, It. S. Smith; Vitc-Presideuti, Geore
R. Magulre, William Ward, ol Chester; Record
ing Secretary, J. Thompson Csrpenter. Presi
dent R. 8. Smith, Daniel Ka te O'Donnell, ami
Walker 9, Johnson were elee'ed speakers lor the
next anuiver ary.
The Mills at M a a yunk. Business
amonir the mill owners at Manayunk is quite
dull at the present time, about one-third of
tbem having stopped running, and most of the
others onlv at work a portion ol the time. The
cotton mills appear to have the most to do. (
Bound Over. James Elliott had a fur
ther hearing bPlore Alderman Beitler vesterdny
afternoon, charged with conspiracy with others,
under the firm of Hart, Gladv & Co., to defraud
citizens by means of bogus gift jewelry. lie was
bound over to answer.
Liberated A fbic ans. A Parliamentary return
just Issued shows that from 1h43 to 1850, the
number of liberated Africans introduced into the
West India colonie- was 184,782, and into toe
Mauritius, 333,816. From 1843 to 1865 (so far as
can be ascertained) the number of immigrants
and libeiated Atricans who have returned to
their own countries trom the British West India
colonies and the Mauritius, and the amount of
earnings remitted through the Government
agent on their behalf, was as follows: -Jamnica,
1844 3000; British Gmaua, 6311 91,i73 17s.
7d.; Trinidad, 3194 53,861 3s.j and the Mauri
tiui, b2,4'J'j.
TOE DAILY EVENING TELKGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, lBCfi.
MATTEES OYER THE RIVEIl.
TnB March of lMPR0VKMtc?n'. All along
the una ol tiie Caniden and Atlantio and the Went
Jersey Railroads there are vanoas imtrovemen:s
nolng rapidly forward, which are of an Important
charaoier. At the Jackson J a action the Mnwi
Richards are pnttmg np a first-class hotel, arranged
in convenient style, and built on a plan of im
posing architi clure At this point a number of othor
imprcwemenu are goin forward, whioh have b 'en
stimulated by the fact that the work on the new
railroad which Is to connect the Kantan Delaware
Bay Railroad with the Dolaware at Penns?r.ve,
will soon be commenced. The life and aotive en
ergy Inspired in almost overr auction of Sontn Jcr
ey, since Its barren soil and wide area or wild VJorts
bave been pierced by railroads, are giving a new
feature to a 1 kinds of baseness usually pro- cutod by
the peoplo. These railroad conimunicstinns have
alwaNS increased the industrial mtotests of Sooth
Jertev, ai d are now developing its varied resources
to a favorable extent.
Atlantic City. New improvement1 of
various descriptions are still roing raiid'v forward
at Atlantio City, and it i said that the principal ear
renters and builders have enough contrast's and
woik aiicad to keep them busy for a year to como.
A new and largo public houe is nearly completed
near the Alliambra, and another of largo size near
the railroad depot. At various other points new
private residences are being elected, and other im
jirovtruenn are going forward rapidly.
Enlargement. D. B. Sno v, Eiq.. the
editor and proprietor of the south Jor-ey U?pnili.
enn, a rong and able Union paper, nov priuted
and pubiihed at itnnitnonton, has enlorgod ad
otlierwiKo improved it. It is the only oaoer in At
lantic county, and is doing great goivt lor tho cauo
oi the great Union party.
New Project. some wealthy and influ
ential gentlemen of tew York have under contem
plation the erection ol some Ulteen or twenty Imni
some and convenient ottattes at ltrigantine Beach
1 his enterprise will, when eommonoed, give a new
impetus to lile and busmen along thnt ucach
The Glaspblowebs. A National Leigiie
of Glassblowers lias been lormed by thj men en
gaged in that business in Camden, Atlantic Glou
cester. (Salem, Cumberland, and Cane May counties.
1 hey have adopted a constitution tor the National
Lepgue, and anotner for subordinate leavaes.
AMUSEMENTS.
13 ISLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
V XrHAK5E.
t hoire fBts to all p ares ol Amusement may be had
Op to BH o'clock nr erenlng. I 31 It
"QNITED STATES PKIZK CONCEIIT
TO BE C.IVEX AT
CROSBY'S OPKltA IIOUSK
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,'
May 528. 181W.
125,000 VALUABLE PRIZES,
VALUED AT $402,57525, '
AVILL EE 1 RESENTED lO TICKET-HOLDERS
INCLUDING
$100,000 JN GREENBACKS.
Knmlifr or Tlcketa Iwisned, 500,000.
PRICE, $100 EACH.
This is the greatest Inducement ever offered to tho
rubllc, one ticket of every four drawing a prize.
The following prizes are a few among the many to be
draw n. For I ull list see circulars
1 Oilt, tn Greenbacks S30 00)
1 do do 10, OUO
1 do do s.Oi'O
1 do 'do 4,000
1 do do 3,0nfl
1 do flo 2 000
2 do do 1 1000 each 25 00
20 do do i00 each 10,000
20 do do f5 each 1,000
1 i,o Residence No. 82 WaDash avenue 10,01'A
1 3o do Lake street 6W)
1 do do No. 37 Newberrv street ,000
B do Cottn tee, on Fa, ton near Paulina St.... 10 000
2 do do No. 160 W. Liberty and No.
637 W . 1 ndlana streets 6,000
3 do do in pood locality fl.OuO
10 do City Lots, 5ti0 each 6,000
The drawlug will take p ace alter the Concert. On
the stage ot the. Opera House, where lftifO persons can
wltnefs It. A committee will be appointoo by the au
dience to superintend ihe same All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct lists of drawings as
sten as published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until alter the drawing, aud if their number ap
penrs in the llBt ot drawn numbers, they will forward
tiJ?lr ticket immediately, with lull directions as to the
shipping ot goods or moneys, ticket are for sale at
principal Hotels, Book, and iluslc Stores in the city,
and at our office, N o. 133 I)E ARltOEN etreot. Price, el
each. Bent by mail on recolpt of price and stamp for
return postal.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in every city,
town, and yblage in the United States, to whom
great inducements are oflercd. References required.
SPECIAL TERMS, OK CLUB RATKS
Any party procuring a club ot five er more names for
tickets, and lorwaromg us the money tor the same, will
be allowed the following commission, viz:
WE ILL SEND
5 Tickets to one address for 4-so
10 do do do 9 uo
iO do do do n-,MI
3D do do do .'..'.'is It
40 uo do do :iiK,i
M) do do do 4:l!Wl
And HO do do do .'.'.'.85 0
In every case send ihe name and postomce address
ol each kvpuiate subscriber.
Wotn y tiy drait. posi ctl.ee order, express, or in le
gixleicd leilers. muy be sent at our risk
All ccauiumcutluiis sLould be addressed to
WIGGINS BRADFORD & CO.,
No. 138 DEABBORN Ftrect,
Chicago, 111.,
Post Office Drawr 5913.
The rroptietor will donate to the Lincoln and Douglas
Monument irund a-jOOOi a to, there will be iwO reserved
iroui the peirou drawing the tW UU0 prize, lor the same
tickets for sale at the ptlncipil Hotels.
Central igtnu lorilaiylaud and Delaware
. K- NOLKW A CO,
No 210 W. FOUUCH Street,
Re-erence-T7on M. S. Wilkinson. ien2iSr6f Min
nesota I Hon O V. Lawieree, Al o. of Pa i Hon. Aiex.
Kutidai I, ex Goy. ol W is. ( Hon. Wm. M ontgomerv. ex
M. C. oi Pa. Hon kaJorDan. Msce.ex M. O ol Ind I
Hon. Iia J. Laveock, ot Kaunas Hon. Wm Lefnngweil,
.-,..vu. vvwjiii nnuji, or i meat o : Hon. (
Graves Smith, of Minn t Jacob Eoisythe, Agt. M 8. R.
Valcbea. ihlcago! Uansell, Wbl.'e & Co., New Orleans.
Louisiana '
N. D. Fditors ofronntry papers are authorized to act
our stents, and they i 1 be allowed lull commission
vu mn w, "luiuw i"i iiieiiisuiveo or oilier
panics, who may ordor through tlieoi Proposals lor In
serting this advertisement requested. ti
ANOTHER GREAT FREAK OF NATURE
THE CAROLINA TWINS.
'J wo distinct pemons at one two distinct voices.
Fai greater curiosities than the Siamese iwins-tbnlr
connection more periectt their ergiilzaiion totally dlf
lerlng. WUiie and Chrlntlna ara 16 years of ate j ikIu
iwt. d eheeriiil, and uiusical.and nothing repalaivs In
their appearance.
Vl-ITEDIVY CROWDS DAILY,
AT ASSEMBLY HCII.DING-t, L.AltDK II ALL.
The entire press pronounce them the "Wonder of tho
World." They appear Day and Evening. Levees
Irom 10 A V. 'o 6 p. u . Evening at 8. Admission 'li
cen t, thlldrea, during the day, 15 cenis. 6 21 (it
U 8 I O A L FUND HALL.
WEDNESDAY KVCKTSO. MAY :j,
MIrtft AUGUSTA ST I'LAIK,
the eloquent young Lecturer ou Kemala Education, will
deliver her very
POPULAR LECTURE
TO
YOUNtJ LADIES,
.hl..1. In -MAJ,RIAOI 1,0 LOTTERY,
Z hi JS?8. ? V,"8" " '''" country, bas been
fuvice to t(I y:uVeJ0r,,Vao Phboophy aud good
Heoerved seais, 60 cents.
.?HinmJJ19 ' L'"11 Hotc-1 News Office, an!
at xi an utnee. JZUi
AMUSEMENTS.
NFW CIIFPXUT 8TRKKT TUPATUK.
CHPRM'T Sheet, above 'I we.fth.
I.r.ONAKD HOEB WILLIAM R. SIN'N. Leseps
and Mansiren
W1LUAM E. sins Resident Mansscr.
1ocrs open at 7 1ft. urtain rises al 8
LAST WEr.K
Las r WEi.K
LAST A'EI K
of the popnlsr jenng American Irauertlrn,
IK EDWIN ADAMS,
MR. r DWIN AD AMIS
MR. EDWln ADAMH,
who will appear
TBI9 EVENING.
Tills IVeING,
THIS EV KNI (.
EOR THE t'KLV TIME,
FOR Til K OvT 1IM i.
FOR THE ONLY 11V K
In Shikcsprare's Hnnaillul Tnigeily entitled
liO.MEO A"D Jt LIEl.
R'M o AND Jl MM'
hOMEO AND JU IET
Rpmec Mr. EDVTI ADAMU
Other characiS'S by
'J HE t-THENOTH OF THE OMPANY.
iATUMAY AFTERNOON, Mv VS.
LAT EDWIN ADAMS MATIN '6
Admission to eenlng pertoimance, 2V5.. Wc and $1.
AIRX. JOHN DREW'S !KW ARCH STREET
IV I THfAtKE. Kealns at 1H o'clock.
LAST NIGHT RUT THRi.fc OF MIS9 LUCY
RTSIIMIN.
TTIM (Wednesday ) KVENISO, May 3,
Tol Id's Comedy nlaved In Ave actsi,
IHE UvNKY.MOO.
Juliana tils LUCY KUSHTON
'o arte Mrs V. llen.l
Duke Arnitaa .Mclvoe huukin
10 conclude with the clorlous area of
IC1 ON PARLh FUANOAIS "
PrTlgiilns Mr H. Tlemple
Victor Dubois Owen Marlowe
Airs Sprliiirlns Uri. Thayer
Irlday lJENs KIT OF LUCY RUiITOS.
THE Ft. At K DOMI.NO.
AND fiEN Kit i L lit) VI BAST, KUPIOO.
Mon!oy Next, Vis. JOUM DltEW wilt ippcir In Ihe
N t EDI" I L
TT A L N UT 8 T R K K T T U B A T It E.
VV N. E. corner NINTH and WaLNTJT Streets
Begins quarter to 6.
THIS (Wednesday EVEM1NO. May 23,
Twenty seventh Mght ol the lrl llant Entagoinent ot
1IU. El WIN 1IOOHI.
who will appear, lor tho Ditcemh time. In Shakespeare's
Trpgcdvof HAMLET,
which hns been placed on the slaao In a stvle.lt Is horjed,
combining splendor of production with sinct historical
correetross.
Lscilcs Mr. CHARLES DRROS
The (lliost Mr. .1. I TWLOlt
'Jbursdaj'.OTHfLLO. THE AiOll OF VtNICE.
Air. EDWIN ROOTflaa I MIO
Frldsv, BFNFriT OF EDWIN BOOTH.
In rehearsal. Tom Taylor's Traeedy of
. 'IHE FOOL'8 REVENUE
MR. EDWIN BOOla aslilE DUKE'S JEgTEIt.
CONCERT HALL. CHESNUT STREET,
helween Twel'th and Thlr.ecnth.
GEO. HOLM AN & O. IL HESS Managers
TniS (Wednesdsyi EVFSIVO Vav 23,
TWO GRAND PE KEOU iANCES
II Y THE
nOLMAN OPERV TROUPE,
IO-NIGHT.
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE
TIIIH AFTERNOON.
AT A QUARTER PAST TWO O'CLOCK.
Doors open nt a quarter p.ist one
TVt EN1Y-E1VE t E.N IS ADMISSION TO ALL FARTS
Of 'THE HOt 8K.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Tho performance Tim EVENING will concluffo w ith
TlU.MK KOR Tllir. HOT.I HA V9.
Admipslon .. go cento
iicservca scats..... cent
No extra chaigo lor securing in advance,
t TO-MOiROW NIGHT,
L'ELISIRK D ' A M O R F,.
TVT EW AM ERIC AW THEATRE
J-l WALNl'T street, above Eltrhth.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Sole lessee and Manager ti. A. EARXSIIAW
ni l opi n lor tne .-uiiimcr neason.
O.S SA IUROAY EVENING, JUNE I,
and will be conducted as a
K1BST-CLASS THEATRE.
Improvements will be made a' nn expense of
FIVE 'IIIOISAND DOLL Mis. 521
GERM AN I A ORCHLSTR A. PUBLIC RE
nearsals even- 84TCKHAY AFTERNOOS AT
MU ICAL FUND HALL. SH o'clock. Eiuanements
niaarny nooresiinit ur.UHur. MASi r.KT. Ageut, AO. Villi
MONTEREY street between Ra'-e nd VinS 1 1
WANTS
rpilREF. CENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
L act In Important locations for the New York A col.
dental I Driiram-e Company. Active nu nol good addross,
oiii'i, iv rnAj,a w. a iir. , Dranca uuice, o. sn
CI1FSNUT Street. Anply eoon. 2 21
FURNITURE.
TPURNITUR E. THE L A R O E ST,
.1' ( hcapcrt snd Best Stock of Furniture In the
world Is to be lound at
GOULD dt CO.'S
UKIO FURNIIURE DEPOT,
CORNER OF MNTII A.SD MAUKKI STREETS,
nd os. 37 and 39 N. hEC'OND 6treet.
rar'.or Suits, In Hall, Brocade, Plush, Damask, or
Itep.
Dlntng-room. fhambcr. Library Kitchen, and Offloo
Furnliure, at inbu ously low prices, and the newost
stv cs and patterns.
Public Building, school, Collego, and Shop Fan Ituro
In endltss anct-.
All kinds ol Furniture wanted by housekeepers, at
exceedingly low prices, atelthrrol their immense es'ah
lishmrnts It sou v. nut to snve uionnv and got well
served go to COULD CO. before purchtis ng ebe
wheie, Corner of NINTH and MARKET, and Nos. .17
ond 39 N, SECOND Street. 2 10 5p
c
OURTNEY & WILLITS,
Nos. 14 and 16 S. Seventh St., Philada.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FURNITURE
AND THE ONLY DURABLE IN TnF. CITY.
Also, Dining-Room Furniture,
AND BEDDINO. constantly on band. 4 23 mwC2m
STOVES, &c.
TJ N I O N OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus for Rooking and Heating
by Fetroleum Oil Our Stoves give no smoke or odor,
and are not liable to get cut of older, being as simple in
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. 1 be Baker, Broiler,
urid Flat-iron Heater are thb onlv special articles of fur
nltnro required. For all other purposes, ordinary stove
lurnlture may be nsed.
DAVID II. LOSEY,
SOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 38 Soulh FIFTH Street.
libiral diicount to the trad'. i 11 3m rp
REMARKABLE NOTE.
Tbe Fubscrlter Ukrs p'ersnre tn announcing to bis
friends that be las now constantly on hand
Tlie Stock TiagPr Deer on Drausfht.
The nrost healthy and the best beverage tor the
weather.
COME AND TRY IT. AT
JOSEPH STEPP A CHER'S,
5l8 6(rp No. 531 CHESNUT Street.
STAMPING IN COLORS GRATIS. A FIXE
assortment of Englii-b French, and German
PA1 EK A n D T, s V KLOPtS.
The latest London and l'Hi-li stylu ot
VIM UNG AND WEDDING CARDS.
A 'arge stork ol
FOCELT-HOOKS, KVlVEv,
WKII1NC-DF.K. PORTFOLIOS,
and tvery description ot Stutlunary at ressouable
prices.
MONOCRAMS ENGRAVED,
tt. UOsKINH 4 CO .
Stationers nud 'd Engravers,
8 lelmrp No. 913 ARCH Street
Q THCSSE. 80PPORTERS, BRACES,
Vl and all other Surgical appliances of the most
approved kinds, Infinitely superior to ail oihera. at No.
Ml Norm EVrNTII Street Ladles attended by Mis
Dr. McCI.ENACHAN.it Male department by a compa
tent surneon. 1 23 anj-o
f)f TO $15 FOR A SUIT OF BLACKTOP
tIpJJ fancy colored cloth t army aud navy olothla
do., tn stvle unsurpnsye.lr
4 1 ruirp FA Kit. No. 11 NINTH St.. above Cbesnst.
BOOTS AUD SHOES.
It EM O V A L.
1
C. li E N K K II T fc S O N
MAWCFACTPRERS OF
FINK HOOTS AND HUOKS
Have removed irom their Old Stand, No. 43 South
FCUKTH Street, to
No. 7 I G CHESNUT STREET.
Having purchased tho entire business .of Mr.
Jxrnard Ilenkcit. tons fring nr tocother an lul
menro stock ol goods, t ev will , t o In position to
supply tlio wants of tke commuaitv at pr.cos some
wi at bclcw tliot.e hcretofoto oiinrped.
Tl cir increased facilities also euub'o them to make
attvieof HOOTS AND bliUVd .or Vouihs fur su
perior to w hat is niano elsewhere.
The test HOOTs AND snOF.4 lor Ladios, also
mode to order. 4 20 fmw2m
J FLNE ROOTS AND SHOES,
roil GENTLEMEN'S
And Bovs' Wear,
AT REDUCED FRICF.S, .
AT IIELWEG'8,
Ko. SC5 AUCII Street, Below Sixth.
FirHl-clnfs work a, ways on band, and made to order at
short notice. 4 24 liu'ip
SHIPPING.
tfrfty. HAMILL'8 I'ASSAliB OFUCK.
U!LU 'A.SC IlOK LINE OF SI KAS KIW,"
-C s LEKOMA." 0. M iKlA,,
"1 HIT ANN1A." "INDIA.'
Fteini to
L1V EKI'OOL LONDONDERRY, BELFAST. DtTIILlB
NKVtRY, t'OUK. AND UI.aHUOW.
BATES OF PAS8AOE.
PAYAllLE LS PAlEltCLUKK.NCY.
CABINS iW , fWO, and 7f
C-TLtRAOE tJ
. HIE PAID CEKilHiATES
Issued for bringing out passengers irom tne nbore
points at
LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LlJiB.
Also, to and trom
AJ.L MA1JON8 ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
St LclAL N OJIC'E Passengers wl.l take partlculm
no lie that tlie ' Anchor l ine" is the only line eriinting
tin out-h ilckels at the above rates, from Philadelphia to
the toints nemid above, and that the undersigned Is tbe
only di, lv auiborked Agent iu 1 blind. Ipliia.
Apply to W. A H A-4ILL.
Sole Agent for"AN HOti link."
1 1" No-217 WALNUT Street.
i-AfCT! F0R HARTFORD, COXN.,
JbistStCditect, via tho DELAWARE AND UAltl-
The steamer SUSAN. Vandever, Vaster, now load
ing at second whart below M'Kl'CK street, will leave
ns above on THURSDAY next tne 24th Inst. Freight
taken on icaeoiiabiO tonus Apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIKD A f'O
A 31 31
No. 1,'M South WHARVES.
r .JCSL t0Li iN,';vv YOKK. PI1ILADFL-
iaasiii-' i'i " i It '"'r'-' fc i-p-n-T Oomnanr De-
hi.ui(.u fcwllisure Lints.vin Dcliiware and lterltan f'anal,
leaving dally at 12 M. and S P. M ., connecting with al
tortixrn end Mimrn lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon accommodating
Pims.atplyto WILLIAM M. ItAIltD ic t O.,
9 16 No. 1.I2S DELAWARE Avenue
tei
f O SHIP C APIA IMS AND OWNERS. THE
X undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON
SCREW Dot K,beg lolu orm his friends and tlie patron,
ol the Dock that be Is t re pa red with Increased fail (tie
to accommodate those having vesse s to be raised oi
repaired and belna a prac leal ship-carpenter and
caulker, wi I give personal attention to tbe vessels en
trusted to bin, lor repairs. rgg
Lavtalns or Agents. rhip Carpenters, and Macluiitsii
having esFels to repair are solicited to call.
Having ihe agency lor the sn e of Wetterstedt's
Patent .Vietallic i oinnositlon" foi onper Paint for the
pietervation of vessels' bo'toms, for this city, I am pre
paied to urnlhh tbesame on iHvomli'e terms.
JOUN U. H AM MITT,
Kensington eorew Dock,
118 PFLA WATIF. Avenuo above LAUREL Street.
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
On and aner MciNDa Y February li. two dally
trains will run between Washington and Ltnchliurir
connecting at Cordonnvl le w ith Virginia C-ntrul ltaU
roud trains to and from Richmond as lo lows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Itsve Washington dally iMindar exepted), at 6'45
A. M , ana erilve at Lynchburg at 6-4 P. M.
Leave Lynchburg at 7 A. M and arrive at Washing'
ton at o iti P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington dully (Including Sunday) at 6 05 1'
M and arrive at l.ynchbmg at 6 00 A M
Leave Lynchburg at 6 30 t. M and arrive at Washing
ten a' 610 A. M
1 olh trains making close connections at Lynchburg
foi all points South and Souihwcst, and at WasbUimou
lor Nor. b end Northwest.
Flrt-olass sleeping cars will be attached to tho n'cht
trains.
The road Is attractive, not only for tts comforable
accommodations, hut tor tbe fact that it passes the now
historic localities ol' Fairfax, Buil Run. Manassrs, Bns
toe, t at ett's. Kuppahannock. t uipeper. Orarge and
Gordonsviile. places ol imperishable lutciet In the
popular mind
1 In out h tickets to all points Sou'b ai-d Southwest
mv le had In Boson, New York, Phllad-lohli, and
Baltimore, rrd at the cflice ot the road In Washington
Alexandria. W. H. MoOAFFERTV,
Oeneral Supe lntendent,
RANDALL & CO.,
PEEIUMERS AND IMP0ETEHS,
No. 1302 CHESNUT Street.
Fine Englisli Toilet Soaps,
IN GREAT VABIXTY, JUST EECEIVED.
Also, Triple French Fxtractsand Perfumes.
We have constantly on hand every variety of
PERFUMERY AND TOILET REQUISITES.
Extracts, Towders. Colognes, Pomades, Toilet
Waters. Shaving Cieams, Cosmetiques, tTooth Pastei ,
Brushes etc. 3 J 3m
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate locking-Classes,
FNCIUVINGS PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS ETC
Alanuiucturcr of all kinds of
I.ooliinjr-Cjlaes. Portrait, and .Pic
ture Krarnee to Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET.
TDIRI COOR AEOTE THE CONTINENTAL,
PUILADKLPniA. 8 15 $
V OOHPOVMD
CAMPHOR TROCHES,
JF- . rosiavs mvsatlve or
cholera;
DUrrhaa. Dyttauiy, and Cboltara Morbus
Bote Faotor, 0. U. Needles, DragflftL ..e.
DELIGHTFUL EXCUKSIOXS
ON TIIE SCIIDTLKILL.
The steamer,
" KIT.VEIl WAVE,"
Now running Irom Falrmount to Falls of Schuvlkill,
wl 1 leave Falrmount as follows, via. i At 7-20. 8-4U, 10,
11-20 A. M. And at 12 40 2,120. 4 40. an It P.M.
Returning, leave the Falls at 8. 811 lu 0. li U. and
1'20, 2 40, 4, S 20, and 6 10 P. M
F A It E. To Laurel Ill'l and the Fa'ls, 18 cenU; Colum
bia Mrlt'ge or Wal li gtou Itetrer.t. 10 cents. 5 ws
RAILROAD LINES
piIiT.AriFL.rrUA, Wn.JIINGTON, AND bl
JL TlUOflE KAlLHOAD,
, . 1MMK TAPLF.
temmchrlng MOM'AT April Ifl IWlft. Trains will
fa. 1 etx.t tmnrr el HHOaD Street audWASHISii
1 L " venue, as lollows :
Fxies irnlu nt 4 IB A. M. (Mnndavs evcented). fo
hsltln ore and H afhington siopulng at Chester. W II
mir.titin rark. 1 Ik Inn, OllhkAt, l'eirrvllie, 'lavre
ne l.rsee A l erdeen. I'eriy man's, Magnoiuu t. haso's
Sifmmer's linn
Wnv Vail Train at 15 A. M. (Snndnvs excepted), fir
liiilimtitf, stopping at al. regular stations between I'lil
liijeltihia snd Halllmer .
Delaware Kaliroad Train at f) A M (nrrta'-s ex
cptd . lor Prlucesi Anne. A illord, and intermedial
sistMirs
Impress Train at 1141 A.M. (uuda.ri nccpted), for
I sii n oio and w asl liton. '
F (press 1 tain nt a v M. iPundavs fxcentefl) tor ha -Im-re
in d W aMilpjtMin shopping at hesb-r, 'avmoi t.
wl'mlrgten, henna, Hktun, Northeast rorryvllle.
Havte de 'are. Aberdeen. Verrvmnn's, Kduewood Mug
Mills. bare s and hifiiniior t Kun
Mght I xpnssat 111'. M. lor Baltimore and Wash
mgton.
I osfentershv It out from Pa tlmore lor ror'ress Mon
roe Norn Ik itv Folni, otidy Klchuiond. will take the
II A II iriiln,
VIlMIMiTON ACCOMMODTIT TUTV
Storaing at ail Matlous between fhlladelphia and WIN
I rave rhllmte phla at. 11 ISA. M.. 4 !M 6. and tl 30
r.M. The 4;:i(i 1'. M . tiain connects with lioluwaro
ItBilroad 'or Ilarrlnctnn and Imennediiite sfutluns
pleaveVlltiilui'louat6 46 8 aud 9 3u A. M., 4 and 6 3D
Irn'lns for New Castle leave rhlladelphla at 9 A. M
4 III snu ti r. M .
. 'lllliCKin TK A I S H FROM BAITIMOItE
Leave V ilmlnntcn at 11 A M., 4 HO and 10 V. M.
CHIME FO- rilll.ADI 1.1'IIIA.
Ltave I hts er at7 4. 8-4B, HI 14 and 11 40 A' M.,4
6 li, 7 .'H i i.d in , 1'. M.
FI OM 1'AlIIHi'KF.TO Pntf.ADFLPHTi.
I eae 1 alfln ore l-'ft A M., Wav mall fl"M A. M..
FxprcFs I Id I M..Expttss. 6 M P. A.., Exiireis. Wl,
1'. M., Express
TRAIN'S FOP. PALT1MORE
I-etve f header at 4 4!) and S A. M ., and 3 31! P. M
I tsve V llnfngton nt 23 sno KM A. M. and 4-15 p. M.
ere ght Trims wl h 1'assenger t ars attscned will euve
as Imlows W I nnngton ior errt vine and Intermedlnto
ststli ns nt 6 (S P. At. ltaitimore for Havre-de-Oraoe and
liifi tn fdinlo stations at 4 4,1 V. M. Penvvillo lor V I
mlritton end In'rrmediato stations nt 6 00 v M .eon
uectlngat Wllnjitmton with 8A.M. train for l'hilsdc,
phia, PCNDAY 1KAIS9.
Express Train at 4-lA A n. ior lialttmore and wnh
Irglon s'oppmg at i hest t, V min.ton, Nownrk f- lk.
ton, hor lica-t Pcrrjvll e Iluvrc-tlc-Crace, Aiierdeu.
Pert mxn Mngno la. Chase's and Memim-r'g Hun.
Ml ht .X resp.U p M lor l'ailimore and Wnslilngion.
ccon modnilon Trsln at 11 30 P. M. for Wi mlngtou
and hitermrdiaie stations.
liALllilOKt F(iR PniI.ADEI.rHIA.
Leave l altlmore at 8-2 P. 11., slopping at Havra-de-C
race. T'en.vvllie, and M lluiington. Also s ons at Elk
tin and I ew atk (to take pascenners for Phi odnlimlaand
It ave papseDpera from Washington or ltaitimore) ami
i renter to ltc passengers Horn Dultluiore or Wasb
inrlon. Accommodation Train trom Wl mlrgton for Phlladel
phis and lutein. edla'e stations at b 0 I'. Al.
1K F. K ENN t Yjjtupetlntcndent.
1 J ti'LVAMA CENTRA L RA I LEO AD.
X bUAlAtEK AKRaMIEMENT.
The Trains oi tie Pennsj ivanla lentral Itallroad
Wave i iho Depot, at Thiny-tlrst and Murket ntrecis,
whuh In reached by the cars ol the Alarket Htrect Pas
senger Pallwav, tunning to and from the Depot. The
last car haven Fiont street about 30 minutes prior
to the departure ol each Ttaln.
On Snndays-Cara iesve Etevn h and Market
streeB 4 niiutitea helure tbe depaituie of the Evening
Mann's Paggage Fxpress will cal for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lef. at the Olllce Ko
Wl t LesDUt street, w ill receive attention.
. ,. TBAl LEAVE 1'11'OT. VIZ.: " "
f,". llr n flt M
lia'ly Express at (j.09
Paoil Accomniodatlon, No. I at 111 00 '
Fast Line hnd Erie IxprcssH at 12 00 M
b airbburg Actommodatlon at 2 30 P M
1 am after Actt.ti niooo'lun at 4 00 '
Puoll crommcdation No. 2 'at S OB
I litfburgh am1 1 tie Alal 1 Bt oo
Paoll Accnmmndation, Ho 1 ntlOlO "
Phllauephia t xpievst at 1110 "
... , .. JKA'fcS AlllUVE AT BKI'OT, VIZ. :
l Incinnatl Express; al lo.in ,
1 hlladeipl.ia I xpresnt....... at 7 10
1 noil Acron modatlon, No. I 'at 82u "
( olumbla Train Bt g.J
Lancaster 1 ruin .'.".'."".'.".'.at 12 40 P. M
fast Line I at 1 10 "
Pao I Accommodation, Ho. 2 '."at 4 In
liny Express at ija ,
Paoll Accommodation et V30
Ilarrleburg Accommodation '" "8t 9-10 "
WomTayr' eXCe,,t h8'Uriltty' iV"ilf- "'Dally, except
lltunnlng through from Philadelphia to Plitsbumh
except unday "l cban8 01 AU otutr lralus uo'"y.
I be Pem,s Ivanla Railroad Company will not asaume
fio'te- except lor WVarlng Apparel and'
limit their rrsponslbl Ity to Ono llun red Dollars in
v;"- All Dig'g'iigo exceeding that amount in value
will be at tho ritk ol the owners, unlet tuken by special
TICKET OFFICES
Are located at No. 6?1 ( benuut street. Contlnen
tal Hotel, und Olrard House, wher Tickets mov be pro
cnr.d to all important points in Pennsylvania, as well as
the West, Northwest and Southwcot; and . ull pnrtleu
'."J"t flV", ?" " t,nie aud connections by JOHN C.
ALL! N., Ticket Agent.
Alvo at 'Ihlny-flrst and Market streets on npnllca
tifn to TUOMAS II PARKE.
a Ticket Agent at the Doiiot.
D Frnlprirnn rain runs dailv (except Sunday). For
lull particulars as to fare aud aecom-nodaitons apply to
3 12 No. 137 DOC K Street
FIILADELPHlA, GEK3IANTOWN, ANL
NOURIHIOWN RAILROAD. '
On nud a ter WEDNESDAY, May 16.11800.
, OR GUtMAMOVVN ' '
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7 8,0, 10 11,12 a. M..1 2 S-K
S.4,8. ,, 7.8 ,lu, 11. ii 1'. M ''.
Leave t.eimantown 6,7, 1H, 8. 8 '.'0, D, 10, 11 12 A-A
1.2 3, 4.4K.6 bH. 7.8,!), 10, fl '. M ' ' " '
Ihe 8 2o oown train, and 3H and &U up tiains wir nc
stop on the CermMitown Ursnch. '
011 BUM DaYS.
I eave Philadelphia IHO A. M., 2 S 8, R. lOh P. M.
Leave OeimantownS A Al.. 1.4, 6H !)H p M
, "" .,.J ''NUT HILL R AILRO D.
aid UP jl"adulphia 10' 1 A- M'.! 3 ".7.
Leave ( hesnut Bill 10 minutes, 8 9 40. 11 40 A. Al
.w o "v o i. u c w, miu in w minutes f . Al.
ON SUNDAy.S.
T.rnve rhllNlAlnhlu n-ln n.in...n. . u n n ..
f a. ji., t, o. nun o r. a
1 to mlnii es p"ii minute A. Al., 12 40. 8 40, and
Ft B t ONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRLSTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8 3 minutes,, U-OA A.M.. Ih 3
IM. 6, tJK.MOnmuiutes.and HH P. M ""Ju"1? 3
ai'd F M0Ir1l,town 6fi' 7 M' ' 11 A.. M., IX, iH, tH,
'ihe6H P. At. ttaln will stop at School Lane, Wli..
I.ickcu. AianayunkpringAtill.andtonsbohucken on v
OS bCNDAys. '
Leave Phl'alelphla 9 A. M..2H.4 and7W p. M
Leae Norristowu7 A. M.. 1, SH, and 8 P. M.
FOR M ANA y UNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 JS mluutei, 11 "OA A. M . IH. t.
lis 6X,6H,8-05, and 1IH P. At. ' -t's. .
Leave Manaj unk 6), 7, 8 20, OH, 11)4, A. if., 2, 5 6H,
ON BCNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,2M, 4, and W P. M.
Leave Munayunk IH A. M . li, 6, anlOH P. M.
W. W. WlL"ON. General Hupeilntendei t,
''epot NINTH audOUEEAI MUeebJ.
1 Qri-rmLADELrillA AND ERIE RAIL
-lwvv. nuAi. juib great tne traverses the North
tm and Northwest (ouutles of Pennsylvania t iha
City ot Erie, on Lake Erie. It has been leaded and la
ttieratcd by the Pennsv vanla Railroad f'ompanv.
11A1EOF PA'lSENtERI RAINS AT PUILADl- LPIII A
Arrive Eastward Erie Mall Train, 7 a. M.i Erie jlx
press Train, I P M. '
Leave Westward Erie Mail.) P. M i Erin Km,...
Train 12 At. '
l nn-engrr cars run through on 'he Erie Mall and Fx
press trams both ways lie t ween Philude phla and 1 ria
NEW YORK CONNECTION. "
Leave New York at 9 A J4.. arrive at trie 9 15 A. M.
Le ave Erie at 155 P. M .'anlve nt New York 3 40 P. M "
Eleg ant Bleeping t ars on a 1 the night trains.
For Iniormatlon respecting pacneuker bu.iuesa, apply
a i comer Til I lfl IK, II and MAUKlT Streets Plil a.
And lor ireuht business, of the
It. Kingston. Jr.. corner '1 hlrteeutb and market streets'
rnnaueipuia; j. . itevnoius, trie; William Biown.
Agent N. c. h It., ltaitimore.
H. I'. HOI'MOf , General Freight Agent, PhUa
H. W. t.WINNFK General I It set Agent, Phlla.
A.L. lyLl It, Oeoeralup't, Wllilauisporr, 8
TPREIfiHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
JJ ai the Matlons on the CAMDEN and AM BOY and
connecting nuirouus. lAtgrAibii dknpatch.
THi. CA M DEN aND AAIBOY RA1LIOAD AND
IRANFPOKIA'IION COAlPANV FREIGHT LI.NFS
lor New lorkwlli leave WALNUT (Street VVba fatfi
o'i lick P Al. daily .Sundays exci pted,.
Freight niunt be delivered before 4)4 o'clock, to be for
w aided ihe srme day.
Returning, the above linos will leave New York at 12
hoc ii. ai.d 4 snd 6 P. M
Freight lor Tien on Princeton. KlnRton, New Brum
a lek. and a I points on the l ainuen mm Amnnv Itml
n ad ; a so, ou the llevitcre Delawure and Flemii'g
lon HieNew Jersev the FieehoM and Jameshum and
lie Burlington aud Mount llnllv Kniir.,,,,.. rouivd
and loi w arded up io I P M.
ihe Melvldere I'e aware I.cilroad connects at rhl'llpn)
buruwlihtlie Ililgli Valley Ral roud, and at Alauua
kacl'iink wnh a I I olnts od the Delaware. Lackawanna.
and V estem Ral ronil, t'orwardiug to eyraciue, Bull o,
nud other points 1 1 Wentetn New York
l he ew Jersey liullroad connects at r nznnoth with
lliA New .Irrspv I putml nullnti,,! unit aLKttwnrk urltl.
tlie Alorils and Efsi-x Bailrosd
A silo memorandum, pecli.vlng tne tn sr. is ana nam
t I. tMl'D1 re. and coi ienees. musi. In every iimtauce
ho Sent n ub each load oi goods, or no receipt wl. I be
g VCD
N 11. Increased tacl itlea have been mad for the
transportation ot live stock. Drovers are luvlted to ire
ti e rot'te. VV hen S'ock Is lurnishfd In quauiltlos ot two
carloads o' nee It w I he delivered at the foot of For
tie h s reet pear tbe Drovo Yard, or at Her No I.
North it I vi r as the slippers ui deslguste at the time
ortuhil n'enl.
r terms or other In ormntlon, app'y to
WAbi tR Fit! t AN. Frewht Agent,
111 0 22(i DlLi WARE Avenue. Phi adulphla
RAILROAD LINES.
Jj C A D I N G K A I L R O A D
fillEAT TKl'SK UNr, '
IFNNMLVAM', THE rtt hi VLK ll.L, MmuCE
i i,AJ V11rt?F.ANJ. AMD WYOAiINO AI,
CANADA8 f,0K'111' OBTbWE8T, AND TUB
SCMUEB ABHANOFMFNT Or PASAENOEB
1RAINX. .
A'lw,f.''.'t0ml,"n'',1'f'Po,''' f IIIRTFENTTt and
hours-- t-tiaeoi. Philadelphia, at the following
..., XORNINO MAIL. 1
viti. m' PesilliiB. Lebanon. Ilsrrlsbnrff Pnttn-
1 V,i!'i H,"'' ",ove Tamnema nhnrr. Mlllamnnort,
lk.!t tl,,,.fr M"ra Fai s. I.orrnlo A lentown,
I;rMilsffel,,",,i,, yut --1,
'1vVloii"i"1.,l""1ec" st "FADING wi h Fast Penn
t.i. inllnnu trnlrs lor Adentown eto , and the
t l iNtriO I Z ,r.",M ,ot Hsrrishiirg etc at PORT
i Ivin? ('wls Railroad train I f Tll-
,ln nrlinrr. Leek liaven. Fimlra etc.t at IlAliins
M t ill ..li'"1 Central nn.berlnnd Vn ley and
u J.'i ' . 1. - - K"l"'bannn trnlnn ior Nortlintnn.'r
nc ilo P ' York thnmbcrsburg, Plnegiovo
t, .. 'flPRNOON EXPRESS. -
J , k 1 gif,c- "mn.eting 'h Heading aud
1 rninj ior j'hiUdeiphla leave Harrlshanr at 7 Jfl A M.
ia1Vt''iiV'1IA!,,8'3W A ."rlvlna In l illadelphla at
PA' P.d rsvmen!,0T.,r''u" ".v! """"l'rg at 200
at 7 OJ 1 SI? T.M., arriving in. PhliatlelpbU
' ' II ARRTSBtPO ACCOMMODATION
m '?A0,, d""l1 7 W A M-nd llarnshurg at 7 35
A Al . end llnrrivbtira nt 9 W P. M.
A'nrket trnln. with passenger ear attached lenven
I blladelphla at 12 45 noon hn 'Heattlng " 'll! ,il ions
I.eavii l.erdlnirai 113HA.AI and liowninctown at U 30
P. .. lor 1 hliadelnhla and ah way sa I n.
All the above trains run dally, -tindrtv. excepted.
t unt av trains leave l ottsvllie at h-tiO A. Al.. and Phi.
Inc-e phla at 3-16 P Al. Leave 1'hllndolpbia for Reading
at 8 00 A. Ai . t le utnlng irom Rcmlliifr nr 4 25 P. Al
( 111 Kim VsLLEY RA1LROAO. .
.. ifU'J1'0.' I'ownlngtown and Intermediate no(nt
ti ke the 8 (Ml a. Al. nud 6f0 P Al trains from l htia
Uj ipLIn, returning irom Downlngtown at 6 35 A. AI. aud
NEW Y ORK EXPRESS FOR PITTMJCBO AND TnB
Tfi 1 A M., and 8'SP P M.. passing
Lead tig at 1 Jfl A. Al and 14H P. M , ond connecting at
Ilnrrlsburg with Pennsivnnla and Nor: hern t eir ral
Ralhoad express trains tor Pittsburg. Chloago,,WII
ilan stort. 1 inilra. Palt'more. etc. ''"
Jit turelrg, express train le-ives ITnrrisbnrg on arrival
fis V8 t,tnu'y'''l "Preii from Plttsnurit, at 3 and
S,,WMi- J"'"''.' Knif at 4 49 and 111 52 X. 31.. and
arriving in New Y ork at 10 A. M and 4 45 P. At. - leen-
igtv f rTr.,ni' "ny " al"" between Jersey
city end Pittsburg wlthoat change.
A mall train ior New York leaves flarrlsbutg at 200
i . M. Mail train ior Harrisburg leaves Jiew York at
' ' SCHCYtKILL VALLEY BMLROAD. ' I
! if ,',i;vie ,'?"l,v'l,!. 1 nd 11W .M an.n tS
ami 4-lA P M 'lamaqua at 7-?5 A M and 1-49
V,LKlLiL AND QVl.nANSA R MLROAD.
mo'iVatJTK'aTon
Ti ( ' K K j H
a ?hihDB,!riflrf,'?'a'1'. ,,C,,H' nd fmlcrant tickets to
Canada. P P P nt ln the hor,b "u1 We,t
ot 8 AlW-.V.'tf 're oWnl tM on'y t fhe office
ot . PRADtOI D, Treasurer, No 2n B F017IITH
Mreet, Philadelphia, or to O. A. NK OLLS OeneiLi
Superintendent. ReatilnK:- LB' u",e"11
COAlMfi l ATIOV TICKTTS
.oan:il';:,rCardflrnUn, bta polllt' flC9,rpJ'
,, rtrn Mil FAOE TIf'KFTS,
f.mdie,anyfif?n.sk'8' blWeln P0""S' t52M mchfot
SEASON TICKETS.
scr three, six. nine, or twelve months, for holder
only, to all pointa. at reduced rates u,uulc'' ,or "elders
t, ,,. ,. LtROYAl EH ' . '
caldl ! e imnmi n 01 ,lieV"" furnished W Ifh
tare " lL""sclvcs and wives to tickets at -half
. 1X( TjRSION TICKETS ; ?
e.,fm rb"Jd' I? Pfi'dral S'a 1. ns. good for S
."..o""-,'1,'-,'"','1 Mondav. at reduced la o to no bad
tn v at the 1 kket OUiee, at TllluTELNTh nmU'A i
LOW HILL Streets. AmiuttNiii and CAL-
, , , , FREIGHT. ii
Goooi or all deseilptions lorwardad to all the abovo-
n .. , 1HEIGHT TRAINS ' 1
P Al J J ",ad? Phl aUyt 8 10 A Ar., 12 45 noon, and 6
V lufl1irg. Lebanon, HnrrlsLuru Pottsville
I'oit ilimon. aud all polnis beyond, r,''uur,, 1 T"18
,,'1 ,,i!h! rJp1plHa l ost Office for all places on tne
1(!rJnEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN ANI
111ILADFLPHIA TO NEW YORK '
Ss foT'lovtsVv," -lr0,n wJnut "reet Wbatf, win leave
A'' Yia ( amden and Amboy. Accomnoda
a J v p is - '".t-aH'siin an d J eraVV V-ifvi'ipV"..!
J .!;: v7'B ,D'n "nu Amboy Express;......,' a oo
''anom T'Laniaeut0 eouUl AnjDO. Aocommo
At8A.il. 2 and J-30 P. M. forfcount Holly. Ewans-
Beverly. Ed-ewater, hurmgton Florence Borden
arte ftenioA' M and 4 '
LINES FhOM KiTAKPOT WILL LEAVES
fltu.n . M, . -3" 6 45 P Al., and'l P M.(N'lcht) via
1 bea 4kt "U? . J"S7, t,,yJK X"rc" LtnesVfSe .3
?x. epted ' Liue w '" ' un dlly- Allothera Sundayi
At 7 'iO and 11 A. M.. 3 8-30 4 30 5, and 845 P M n,1 li
f,,""V,,,-t',,or tol-'lrenion.ctc. "M'and
At 7 Mid 10 15 A. it.. 12 M. S. 4.0. nud 6 P. M., tur Corn
ye Pa 'I'orrndaie Holmesbur, Tacouy. WliluonuS
l.rdcfburg. and Frank lord, and at 111 15 am ifl
Bristol, fchenck's, Kddington.and 8 P. M lorlloluie
furx and intennenia e siations. mruuiiuee-
ches er Binghemplon, Osoego yracuse Great Bend
?'un U?".e, Scranton 'st.oudsburg, ,"er
etc' 'The S?0 'f'.h'!', 1 "i"vuie MeinlnifJn?
1-1 17 Llreconneetsdlrcctilthttie train
r em ""tc 0n 'r Uch -"""', AUentown, Bethe"
AVi0-t,.Mivi?ir Laml,,,;T!Tl.1'.e nd intermediate stations.
May I, ltbb. WILLIAM H GA IZMEK. Ae..tl
,?.or. BE'IUIjLbLAf, DOYLFSIOWN MArrar
8 A RR' EAt,T0- WlLLIAMSrOBT, .nd WiLKfi?
j'-ii1 tFxpress), for Bethlehem, Alientown.
!ar?e ' Bazlelon- Wlliiamipott, and wUk
At S0 P. M (Expressi for Bethlehem, Easton ate.
reaching I aston at 6'45 P. M. "s
-it 515 P. M. ior Bethlehem, Alientown. Manek
hunk. Danvl)lnd W UllanfBport ' J",no
t or Dojletown at 835 a. M., 2 30 and 415 P. M.
r 01 1 ort ahlngton at 10 A M. and 11 P Af
For I.ausda'e at 6-15 p. Al. '
White can- 01 the Second and Third Streets Line Citw
asengerlarsrundlreettothedeot 17
TR.INH Km FUILAfiELPniA,
ili'p M? em ,t26A- w- aDd MS Soon, and
Leave Doy estown at 8 40 A. 14.. I-1J and s sn p u
Leave Lamdale at 6 00 A. M n0 4 30
'.eav Fort WaabliiKton at lo sd A U . and 2-18 P M
, ON SUNDAYS. "ualor
th iadeiphia 101 Beta ehem ntn a. M.
rhlladelihla foi Doylestown at 2'30 p, M
Doy lestowo lor Phfadelphla at 7 20 A. M.
bethlebcm lor Phlladelptila at 4-30 P. M.
H IS?S? XMMS K',?eCeUr ' UCM 0mC
881 ri.LIB CLARK. Agent.
FA LL AND WIN'IER ARRANGEMENT.
rirM0' WEDNENDA Y. November 15, 185.
. I?' d'w,V,n' Haltm' and ta lonsoa Weat Jersej
" i? t'o"' ?f""roa.d'l at M "d V- M.
ands'i M " inteimedlate Ktationj, at 9 A. 14
..'P'.1" "ay nHntermefllate Matlons af 8 A. M tf
M llvl le, connecting with trelght Train Passenger Cat
aitsrhcd lort ape May, due 3 4 P. uid I P. u7.
U. rough Passenger oue 8 P. M.
i.id'i'so'p'w010 "Bd'ulcruied'a,,8,atlont9A. htH
ForWooCbury. Gloucester, eto. at 9 A. M., j' I (J
Fre ight nl be received at second covered wharf lwinw
1 alnut street. Irom 7 A M.untlSP M. neiovf
rcigbt received Lofore 9 At. wdl go forward am
Freight dollvery. No. 228 s. Delaware avenue. ' "
th W ziiV&ZkSVx'ToT'
nlll attend to all Ihe usual branchos tf express boslnes.'
r. ceive, deliver, and forward through other remonsTi
fl iers Coninan u. ui all n.w. . .1.. -.L ri'"n"u,,
. . r . - . v w a uuiiium n.
article ui 'ruMed toTbem. " -uuirj, aaj
0fn4PNoa5ur.
B. J- WILLI A MB,
No. 16 North S IXTII Srrf
, WU
MANUiAClL'BEH OK "
VENETIAN BUNDS,
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In t) 't h.
lowest prices. . f4 4iinrn
BI ORE 8HAJE85 MADE AND IETTERJD.
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