THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH.-: PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1866.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City TrMligenee eve FtfVi Page,
TnB CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
The Philadelphia (,'onlereuce of Con?rea;iit:onu1
t'hurchc wa9 held yefterdny afternoon and
evening In the Sec ond ("oiiRiesational Church,
rorner of Eleventh and Wood s reet?. Ucv. 0.
W. Smiley, D. P., Pastor of the Second Church,
mat chosen Mouerntor. liev. C. A. Harvey, of
Canterbury, Delaware, was chosen Scribe.
The following delegates were pre-ent and
nudwered to their names: First Church, Phila
delphia (at present without a pnstor). Deacon
Charles II. Owens, Jacob Clouien, Jr., and
Charles F. Miller. Bcond Church, I'niladel
phia Rev. Dr. Smiley, Pnstor; Samuel IJat'in
and C. U. Spuneler. Central Church. I'liilmlcl
phia Rev. Ldwin Hawcs, Pastor; Deaeons, John
II. Edmunds and Durdctt llait. First Church,
(ilnssboio, M. J. Ucv. W. 8. Pln'.t and S. K.
Hall. First Church, LanJis, X. J. Ucv. C. 13.
Dye and W. C. l'eiiio. FlviiiouU Church, Can
terbury, Del. Rev. C. B. ilarvcy, Pastor; Dea
cons John II. Bryant and Joshua S.ivaee.
Fourth Church, 'Philadelphia Rev. J. M.
Caldwell.
On motion, Rev. David Abel, of Burlington,
N. J., was invitid to take a seat in the Con
ference as acorienionilin? member.
The religious services were opened by Rev.
11. 8. Piatt, of Classboro, X. J.
Rev. C. B. Dje, of Lantlis, N. J., preached the
opening sermon, from Psalm l.vvi, 5, "Come and
see the works of God."
The Conference met again in the evening, and
was opened by relinious exercises. Tue ques
tion lor debate whs then taken up: -"What is
the best method jor promoting the revival spirit
among the churches?"
The lu cushion was a verv abls one, and
elicited great commendation". It was partici
pated in by Messrs. Smiley, Kwilt, Oweus, Dye,
llarvey, t'louden, Miller, Ilawes, r.nd others.
Alter the aiscussicn the Conference ndjourned
to meet next September, in the Plymou'h
Church, Canterbury. Delaware.
The Or.Arg Manufacturers of the
United States. A Convent.cn of the f.las3
Mannlncturers of the United States was held
yesterday afternoon, at the Conti leiitnl Hotel,
at which the trade was handbomely repre
sented, aud a very intercitincr session wai held.
The organization is of five years' existence.
The utmost harmony prevails among its mem
bership. Its annual met tines are a pleasant
communication of businc3s' and enjoyment.
Just now they are a little anuoyed at the bur
dens laid upon them, when the fore in article
conies to us with so very little restriction; but
the association, loyal and true, hopes on, hopes
ever.
An election for officers for the onsuingyeRr
was entered inro. It resulted thus: President,
John P. Pears; Vice-Presidents, S. II. Fessenden,
Henry C. Fox; Secretary, Nathaniel S. Bailey.
Having thus completed nn organization, the
gentlemen proceeded to business, and held a
session of exceeding interest, and resolved that
the next annual meeting be held in June, 18H7,
the time and place to be designated by the oili
ceis ol the association. The report ol ihe Com
mittee on Pioteetiou was presented. It inclu les
a memorial to Concress lor t he needed protec
tion. This memorial has been presented to the
Committee on Ways nnJ Means, and is now
under consideration. The hope of tue associa
tion is that it will meet with n favorable re
sponse, and that this important branch ot home
industry may not languish tor lack of the foster
ing care of our own Government. The delegates
to the Convencion will spend to-dav on a tour
among the public institutions ol Philadelphia,
among which they will be escorted by the glass
trade of this city.
Meeting of the EionTT-EionTn Kegi
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers. At a meet
ing ot the 88th Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
teers, held last evening, the following officers
were elected: President, Brevet Brigadier
General Louis Wagner: Treasurer, Captain
Edward L. Gilligan; Secretary, Captain Alexan
der 8. Gnrdiner.
The following resolutions were adopted: """-s
Jieiolved, That the regiment turn cut on the
Fourth ol July in a body, the uniform to bo
black coats and pautaloons, and fatigue caps
bearing a badge designating the regiment.
Resolved, Taat Lieutenant Donnelly secure
streamers designating the names of each and
every battle in which the regiment has been
engaged, the colors of the streamers to be red,
white, and blue.
Resolved, That a committee of om from each
company be appointed to make arrangements
lor the celebration.
The following Committee were "elected:
Samuel B. Oardiuer, Company B; David Trexler,
Companv C; Lieutenant M. Donnelly, Company
D; Captain Gilligan, Company E; Captain Gar
diner, Company G; Sergeant Kinsley, Company
K; and F. K Murphy
Police Intelligence. At the Central
Station yesterday, John McKenna and John
Husey had a hearing ot the charge of larceny.
The testimony disclosed the following facts:
That the accused were seen by Ollicers Gorman
and Creamer, at a late hour on Tuesday night,
in the neighborhood ot the Lehigh avenue mar
ket, and followed to the residence of McKenna,
a tew squares off. The policemen then returned
to the market. aud finding two men asleep there,
woue them up and usk-(d them it they had lust
anything. After an examination of their pock
ets, ihey discovered that they had; one of them
missed 'a watch and chain, a medal, and a
pocket book containing a small sum of mony;
the other a pocket-book containing from $10 to
$15, a pocket knife and a haudkerclnet. Upcu
receiving this Information, the ollicers went
back to the house into which McKenna aud
Husey were seen to go, and considerable of the
stolen property was recovered there, most of it
in McKcnnu's pockets. They were he!! to an
swer at the present term ot the Court.
Marine Itk?is. The sUe-wuecl feteaJier
(iruYiuMi was launched yesterday fromttie ship-
yard of Jeiemlah Simonson, loot ot Twclith
street, East river, New York. This is the third
of a line of (our steamers intended to ply be
tween New York and Philadelphia. Her dimen
sions are as follows: Length on deck, 2(10 feet;
breadth of beam, 40 feet; depth ot hold, 15 feet;
nnd about 15U0 tons burden; her engine is
nearly completed and on board.
The fine steamer Pioneer, Captain Iloxie, ar
rived at this port yesterday morning, in 72 J
hours Irora Savannah. The Pioneer brought '
2H passengers, and a laige cargo. The steuuiero
pf this liue will eailrom this port evciy Satur
day. 'j'ce number of vessel arriving at this port
during Ihe patt few dazs has been unusually
large. The number on the 11th instant was U,
and on the into, 64, making a total ol IW.
Lonely Wandehei?. A colored woman
numcd Elizabeth Wallace, who came fiom Llk
ton, Maryland, a few days since, was found
wandering about the streets jester lay after
noon. She entered on her duty as cook in a
private family on Monday, but the neither
knows the name nor residence. Mr. B. F.
Reimer, No. G24 Arch street, kindly gave the
w anderer shelter for the niaht, or until the loca
tion ot the family with whom she engaged as
cook can be ascertained.
Hospital If ems. John Clemens, twenty-
seven yeais oiu, residing on tho Franktora ,
at pve Muster street, WUli. fnaged yesterday as
a dravman, was klc- d ? y9 we, ftuci re-
N gorier, twenty four yeare old, residing
. j. 2141 Spruce street, had one ot his leet
crushed at the lumber yard foot of Locust
street, by so.ne planks falling on it. Both
men were received into the Pennsylvania Hos
pital. Dro wned. The Coroner hold an Inquest
Bt 'evening upon tho person of George Arm-Bt-ong
whose body was found in the Delaware
TV0"? ,.,wf Mr. Armstrong carried on
AS LT,W,B at No. 123 eotttb 8
me up""1"" . ... ,..mft nn ftatuvdav morning
strict. The deceased leaves a vvil.
Suddiw Death. Last evening an on
known woman Jell on tho pavement in Pcventh
stt eet, above Arch and. upon being carried Into a
neighboring house, died in a lew minutes. She
vtns about forty years old, very stout, and had
on a black dre?s and shawl, and striped -bonnet,
trimmed with straw. In her pocket was a re
ceipt lor rent, sipned J. Holland. Her death
vi as attributed to heart disease. The Coroner
took charge of the body.
Military Meeting!?. The Tbiladelphia
Britrade and the 27th Pennsylvania Volunteers,
and the H8th Pennsylvonia Veteran Volunteers,
held meetine? last evening on the sublcct of the
Fourth t f July celebration, and made progres
towards completing the arrangements therefor.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
Grapes and Their Cultivation. Tho
cultivation of grapes in many iuirn of Wen
Jersey has become a great branch of business,
and has proved to be 'quite prontnblo. This fact
has become very apparent, so much so, indeed,
that the enterprise is being indulged in to au
additional extent. Recently a party of Hun
parians have bei-n experimenting scientifically
on the soil if South .'pisey, and have found it
to he ol supeiior quality for that blanch of hor
ticulture, and, consequently, they secured a
largo tract of land near Egg Harbor City, which
they design to appropriate to the raising ot
grapes, and of converting it into a complete
vineyard. They intend commencing operations
soon, piobably next fall. It they buccpcI, as
they hove manifested a conviction that they
villi, it is asserted that othuisv.ni follo.vtheui
in the planting of vineyards, nnd thus make ot
South New Jersey one line garden tor the grow
ing of excpllentgrapes.
Adjourned. Tho Cjurts of Camden
county have adjourned, after a session of six
weeks', the longest anJ most tedious of anv term
ever held in the county sincj it was constituted
a county. The Court giantcd new trial in tiie
cases of the two bos wt.o were convicted, on
the evidence ot John Beck, of incenrJiari-rn, he
having been previously convicted of the same
crime.
Tavisg Streets. The work of paving
Market and Federal btreets, from 8ixth street to
the city limits, is nearly completed. Thij wn-
a work that was very much needed, particularly
as these streets wcie sometimes almost impassa
ble lor wagons, in consequence ot the mil l.
Good Crops. Everywhere throughout
Camden county, nnd West Jersey in partiaolar,
the crop appear very promising, nnd bid fair to
yield abundantly. This is encouraging to
farmers.
CARPETINGS, &o
JUST RECEIVED,
YARD-AND-A-IIALF-WIDE
VELVET CARPETS,
SEW DESIGNS.
J. F.
& . B. ORIfE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3-4
1-B, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4,
WHITE, HE J), AND FANG'S
CANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. 33. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
JjNGLISII BRUSSELS,
TOE STATES AND HALLS,
WITH EXTEA borders:
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET
500TIECES
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TArESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
13 20 3mrp
CHESNUT
STREET.
HATS AND CAPS-
S, E. CORNER FOURTH AND CHESNUT
IS TIIE TLACE TO BUY
MEN'S STRAW AND FELT
HATS AND CAPS,
AT FABULOUSLY '
LOW PRICES,
BEING THE LARGE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF
BARNES,
OSTEWIOUT Si HEREON
No. 503 MARKET STREET,
REMOVED TO
FOURTH and CHESNUT Sts.,
JO i)E PISrCSED OF
at rut Ail;
66
LOWEST "WHOLESALE PRICES.
AT
AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES,
No. 64 BROADWAY.
JHE
Mines, Mineral Lands, and Ores examined and reported
upon. Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com-
PConao1taUoni afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Cnemlcal Questloni, at the offlca of the Bureau,
GEO. D. H. GILLESPIE, Preident.
DJUKI B SAY. eevrelarf V ttttbi rp
AMUSEMENTS.
B ISLET'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
fXCHANtlK. , . .
C hctre Ktntn to !1 p cc ot Amuu aitni tuns t na
no to o'e.ick unr evening. 1 31 ij
"OOMCFPT HALL" WILL BE FERFUMF.D
V TU-MdllT. It"
JNION NATIONAL
OIll" CON CIS nrr !
TO HE GIVES AT
SMITH & NIXON'S IIA7.U
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, JULY 5, I860.
100,000 Gifts, Valued at $990,000!
Number of Ticlcet, 1,000000 !
AT ONE 1)01 LiK EACH t
8110,000 in Greenbacks!
TITLE TO EFAL ES TA 1 E PERFECT, AND
WARRANTY DEEDS GIVEN.
I Gift in Kent Kpfotc (several puree .) In and
near Cliicii,o g.V.A'O
I . ilt Hi irx nl ncko "0 Ol!)
fi Gilts in ;rienuao H, cneli SlU.I.W M UJU
ldt.ilts In ;ri!hl'i!Ck, ctcli Oumi M.nOti
D 1 1 tH in iibiK'ks. ench J0I 0 IJ,. "U
1 Cllt In l:cl tsiato, M inro S miles west ot
i Mi ni ( 10,00)
1 fi In In I'.i tl J Hialo in Juneau eouniy, Wli-
r( n in 2.2C0
50 t,ili8 In 1;oa1 1 tut 6'i I.' Is in Braud'8 AJil -
tiun to l lilciiiin. each l t) 50,0 0
SO Gilts in clctji.nt l'luiios. eatb 6800 40 null
.200
ft),f"8 o'lirr vnlnnhlo Gl t many ot tliom lnrgo
valued al Iroui (1 to $500 69",?Ci)
To al vnlue In Pr z SI'iO O'K)
Vor lull U sciiu.ivo list ol I'rizoa, soo mua.l bills, ac
conipnnj Irg onlrrs.
i Lc dr.,viii i. wili tako olnco In tlio Hnl'. Immedlnte'v
afior the l oncert. I a Committee appointed by t'10
aiiuleiue li e tirst nunilier U awn rnt tluiK me holder
oi tliu ticket torrenpi iiUidk to its nunilier lo the hitthe't
prize, the veeomi to the second highest, anil to on, until
the v I'ole is ct,n,p vieit.
t;OOl AM) liLLI AiU.K AUKNTS wanted In every
town Liid eiiy In the Union, to whom xrcat induce
nu nls urc oik red.
BiEClAI. lEiMi TO CLUlifl FOR flVE OR MORE
TICKETS.
Ve tv 111 noin:
R Tivku.a. i address. .$ 4 SO' 40 Tickets. 1 addrcss.3S 01
10 t!o do .. tiuO; SO Co do .43MI0
t do do .. iTOI.lUii do do .Ho 01)
30 do do .. 20 25 Mfnd stamp lor postage.
In every case send the name ol cnoh ticket holder,
with lull aildrorg as to I'ust Otllce. county and mate.
M ney nidy Le sen' at our risk by jixprtss, Urai't, l'ost
vntee tiruer. or iti'fcipuTeu i ei.cr.
Address all communications to
BRYAN, ROSBROOK &. CO.,
Ko. 100 MADISON Street. Chicago.
(I 0.1 rawer 5927.) 6 8 Kit
cpiONf ERT HALT' WILL BE
J 10-MG1IT.
PERFUMED
It
WALNU T ST U K E T 11IEATM K
N. IS. comer MIMd jd WALNUT titrecti.
Begins 'juarier to 8.
L aST sight but five
OF
Jilt. EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS (Ihursdavj toVfcMNu, June 14,
HUUKLltUt
Or, l'l:e Conspiracy.
Cardinal Rli hclicu KDWIN BOOTH
1'Ililav, KDIV1S BOOTH as OTII f'LLO.
ealurday. K.DWIN BOOTH as TESCAKA.
Junuav.Tlli; hOOls BEVK.Nbcl,
Tuesday, Last Nli;ht but Ono.
Wednesday. i WIN BOOTH'S (lftj-flrst night and
Fnreweli Beiiellt.
liox Book now open for any Evening down to the 20th
inst.
The renowned spcctaclo of the NAIAD QUEEN has
bem prepared on a scale of maguhude. i
IR. JOHN DUEW'S SEW AliCH STREET
J.TJL JHKA1 It K.
CHANGE OF TIVR. Begins at 8 O'clock.
FOUItrU MliliT
of the talented Comet! emio,
ETTIE HKXDERsOV,
ETTIE Hl-.NUKltSON.
who will appear this evening In
FOUR . HAHACI KRS,
t-'Ol R CHAltACTtRS,
with f-onps and 1'ances.
THIS Mhuredav) KVESINO, June 14,
The beuutllul Irish drama of
KATllcKKN AlAVOURSKkSW.
Kathleen ETTIE HENDERSON
To conciude with
THE BONNIE FISHWIFE.
I1TIE HENDEttHOV In two character!).
Friday lienetit of ETTIE HESDERSuN.
Keais secured tlx days m advance.
N
EW AMERICAN THEATKE
WALNUT Street, above Elffhth.
LAST WEEK OF 1 ttE RENOWNED
ll.XM.Ui bltUTHl. IS.
Hfld'lle ZANFUETTA. the cieat TlKht Rooe Ariis'e,
and the celebrated SIEGR1ST KAMILYT, who will per
form their wonceriut icaia ever; cvi nimr.
BRILLIANT BALLET THOUf E.
Popular Drama and Laughable Kaice.
Matinee every Saturday Afternoon. 6 II
"fOXf ERT IULL" WILL BE PERFUMED
GYMNASIU 31
FOR LADIES. CENTLF.MEN, AND CUIIDREV.
if, K. CORNER OF NIMH AND AKtlll STREET'S.
OPEN EVERY UAi.,1 N I liVTiMXU,
ALL SUMMER.
Bodily exeiclse impurls healih and strencth. th best
Brtvcntive aceiiitt sicKiiess oi ine cuiuiug summer
6 24 3m l'ro egora 111 LLE BRAN I) & LEWIS.
rrr. THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANT'
tl H lT' facture recommend theniselvea. We promise
"o c ur palrous clear beauthul tines, elegant workunm
ship, durability, aud reasonable- prices, combined wi;h
a lull guiuuutce. Fcr taio only at o. I1 17 WALMT
h6 it UNION TIANO MiNCFACllTRISO CO.
LIQUORS.
(.limU GROVE WHISKY.
-n 0"K North THIRD Street.
It snytlilcK mis viiintid to ptovi- the absolute puiltj
i i,iu v hiHkv. ii, e lei owlni; certitlcaie should dolt
There Is no aicoholie eiiuiulant kuowucouiuiajidingBUCf
CCt-U.U.iuuaill,ll I Ulll BUi.il lllfcU OUUlVCOi
I'niLADF.1.1 liiA. StutemlierS. lfWl.
w have earaful v tested the sample of CHLSNUl
OliOVE WHISKY which you Bi nd us, ami find that It
contains koi.K of h e l'OifcONors siuhi-ance known a.
iisii. oil, yt hich is ti e tharacur.st'c and injurious In
meditnt oi xne uiim iiuci.cru: use.
ttooxu, uarri.tt cam vc,
Analytical CheinlaW
New York. ScntemherS, 1S.1S.
I have annlyied a sample ol CUKsnut GUO
V U1SKY received Irom air Charles Wharton, Jr., o!
1 hilatlelphiu; nnd haviii)i caretullv tested It, I am
p ci.Kid to state that It Is enure y fkee fkoh poisonou
i n pEiiiimiitt s suDHifliicos. it is un unusuully pur
ana uue-uavoieu nuuui.v oi wuimy,
JAMEIS It. i. HTLTOS, M. D.,
Analytical theuits'
BOSTOW. Mnrch7 lW
Ttmvaronde a chemical ana'vsis ol cnMiimn.ljil m
pies of C'llEf-NU i lliOVE W ill; K Y, which provesu
lie Iree nt.m tuouenv v buiuiii, aim pcriccny pure an
unadulterated. 'J ho line flavor of this whisky la derive
iii,ni ine train mi'ii iu uiauuiuciuiiuf it.
Respectiul'.y. A. A. II YE-t, M. L. .
ttale Assayei, o. Hi Hoylstoo BUeet.
For pale bvarTel.domljonn,ov bottle atNo.22CNort.-
Tllll Street, rrjuaucipnia.
M.
NATHANS
& SONS.
1 M P
OTiTEItS
OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Etc. Etc.
No. 19 North FRONT Street
rillLAUELrUIA.
MOSE8 VATHATlS,
(illl. ANUO D NATI1AJS, 119m
LOST.
-r fiKTTHP. nERTlFICATB NO. 1221. IS-
Lj sued by the City of I'hllade phla (old) to provide
for the subscription to ihe Vunnsylvania Railroad Coin
Pliny's stock, oaled heiitember 'i'i, 1HM lor ono thouiand
dnllari t avahle to John tlartU Dodson, ol I'roston,
l.Hiu ashlru Euuland, and Hrey sharp, ot London, rut
LUIH OBIlirO r.UUIBUU, uu , ,;i.i
lund, tiusteea, btaring Interest at nix per cent, per an
num. itedtHiuabi i u'y i. mi- tutnw.
uuiu.
RAILROAD LINES
PDILADFLI'HIA, WILMINOION. AN1 DA
T1M0UE RHimOAl).
TIME TAFI.F.
, roninunelnR MOM'AY April 1H WA Trains will
lae l.fput comrr ol llROAI) Street and WASHlNti-
Avrt.ne. as lollows:
, Pi ess ira In at 4 15 A. M. (Mondays eieep'ed). (o
linltin ore and Washmnton stnpulng at (.'heater. Wll
nilt.)tni. ( v ark, Ukt n Koitluat, I'rrrvlio,'lavro
je (.race. Al cn'.een, Ten) uiiin's, Msiinoiia, Chase's
eltnimcr's Run.
Way JiallTrnln atAlrt A M. (Rnndnys excepted), for
lialtinioro, t pplnn at all regular stations Lctween I'hl
la!elihia and ;iBltliiior.
Telaware Raliroad Train at 0 A. M. (npdn-s ex
c pi cil', (or Trluccrs nno, llford, and Intcrtncdlntc
siatiors.
IxprensTra'n at 11-41 A.M. (Mondays excepted), lor
raiiimoie and Waslilnpfon.
I xprom Tmln at 3 1' M. (Sundays excepted), for Ba'
'Imnro and Wnliliiftun. slopping at i heu-r, t'lnvmort,
Wlmligtnn, wsrs, r Iktnn, .Northeast, rerryvfle.
Ilavto de Grace. Aberdeen, t'crryman's, Eduetvood, Mag
nolla, bs-e'ii and bte miner's Run.
, UM 1 xprtss at 11 1'. -M.,for Baltlmoro and Wash
Incton.
I'Bfierffrshy Boat from Fattlmorc (or Fortress Mon
roe Norn Ik. Ctly I'oin:, and Richmond, wlil take the
11 (5 A l irnln.
V JI.J1INOTON ACCOMMODtTlIN TTAIN'S.
P!o plrg at ail ttatlons between Philadelphia and V It -mmttton.
1 mie riillado'phla tt9. 11 ISA. M.. 4 30 6. and 11 30
r. M. The 4'3U P. M. tialn connects with lehiware
Railroad or Harrington and Intermediate atatlons.
'jave litiiluptou at 8 45 8, and!) A. M., 4 and 6'30
Trains for New Castio leave Fhlladelphla at 9 A. M..
4 tU ar.a (i P. Si.
Tllltol C.II TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 11 A M-, 4 3H and 10 V. M.
t lllVTEM KOK PIIILAUI Ll'HIA.
Leave ( hesier nl 1 4(i, 8 (, HI 14, and 11 40 A' M.,4-43
ft. li,7 -'(l H d loss P. M.
ElOM It ALT IMORE TO riULADELPHH.
T fae llaltitiiore V'fi A M., Wav tnnil. f"fl A. M.,
ExpriM 1 in P. M,, Expiess. tt'35 P. Ai., Express. & 'i
i. a;., txprrss.
'IRMKS FOR BM.TIMORK
T.crvo ( l:es;erat 4 40 and8 bl A. M., and 3 38 P.M.
I (i.ve V llii,iiti ii nl t, -i'l etui 31 A. M. and 4 I.1P. M.
l-'ieiph t Trains wi ll Pasenner ( a's atticned will leave
as In low s: linilntton u.r l err vll'e and mterinedlato
stntli ns at 6 (8 P. 1. liultimore for Havre-do Uraceand
i' tun filiate statlors a' 4 45 P. M. Perrvvillo for Wl
rnliiton and In ermediato stalions nt 6(10 A. M .con
necting at Wilmington with 8 A. M. train for Philado.
pli a.
8CNDAT IBIISS.
Express Train at 4'1 A. At. lor Hnltltnore and Wmh
irpion. s'oppitig at l hestcr, Wl mintton, Newark. Elk
ton, or l ea-1 Perrt vll.e Havre-dc-tirace, Alieidecn,
1 i-ri m: n's. Jlaxno lis. ,nase's and Menuner's Run.
Ml-ht Exp rtK.il P M lorliaitimoreand Wasiilngtop.
j i r 1 1. niodLclin Train at 11 30 P. M. for Wi mlngton
trd UiHin.rdiate stations.
1'ALllJKiHE FOR PHILADELP8IA.
Leave Tallin oient ti-25 P. M . stopping at Uavrc-do-
"'"(. Pen jvllle, end A llnnnaton. Also s ons at Elk-t-.l
snd Nenntk (to take passengers f r Phi adclpiilaano
Itae paFRenvers Irom Washington or Baltimore) and
I rsttr to leave passengers noiu Baltimore or Wash
inclon. Aci on n odellon Train Ircm WI mington forriilladcl
hla and lutciuieulbie stations at b '0 p. M.
4 10 II F. KEN NEY. Supei mtendcnt
PENNSYLVANIA CENTKAL RAILROAD.
rV'A! tt ER A KRaKOEMENT.
The Trains oi the Pennej ivanla Central Railroad
leave the liepot, at Tblny-Urst and Market streets,
v.hnh Is rt aclied by the ears ot the Market Htrect Pus
tenter Rallvay, running to and from the Depot. The
liift cor leaves Fiont street about 31) minutes prior
to tho departure of each Tiain.
On Fundnys Cars loave Eleven h and Markot
ttreels 4 niiuutes before the departure of tho Evening
Trains.
Mann's BaKgago Fxpress Trill ca'l for and deliver
Ba(.'tii:o at the Lepot. Orders lefL at the Office. &'o
tfcl (. Lcsuut street, will receive attention.
ThilNt LEAVE IiEPOT, VIZ. I
Vail Train at 8 0 A. M
liny Express at 10-00
I'aoll Accommodation, Ko. I atll'00 '
1- ast Line .nd Eric Express"! at VI 00 M.
nairii-uurn Actonniouaiion at 2 30 P. M
Lancaster Acct nimoda'ion ut 400 .
I'aoll cconimodation No. 2 at 5 00 "
J 1 t;L.iri-li am' I- vie ftlal.'H at A 00
Paoll Accommodation, No. 3 atlOdO "
Phllade.ph a 1- xpiesst at 11-10 "
TRAINS ARUIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ. S
Clnelnnntl Expresst at 1S-40 A. M
Plillndelphln Exprcsst at 710
I'aoll Accommodation, No. 1 at 8 20 '
i olunibia Train 0t 8'55 "
Lancaster T ruin ut 12 40 V. M.
East Line at 1 10
l'ao.l Accommodation, No. 2 at 4 10 "
liay fcxprcss at ft-ftO "
Paoli Accommodation, No. 3 at 1-30 "
Harrisburg Accommodation at 910 "
l aiiv. exemtt Sutiiril.iv. nllv iihIIv. nTCAnt
Monday. T
IRunnlnK through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change ot cars. All other T rains dally,
except Sunday.
J i.e I'tiiLM, ivanm Kniiroad conipnnv Vf 111 not assume
any rick for Bnpuaito. except lor earing Apparol, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars In
value. Al) Lilian go exceeding that amount in value
win be at tho risk of the owner, unless taken bv sncriai
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Are loca'.cd at 'o. (il'l (hCKnut street. Continen
tal Hotel, and tilrnrii House, where Tickets mav bo oro-cur-.d
to all important points In Pennsylvania, as well as
the West, Northwest and Southwest; and I all particu
lars (.ivm by JOHN C ALLEN. Ticket Agent.
Alio at Tulriy-fli'st and Market streets, on applica
tion to THOMAS 11. PARKE,
Ticket Agent at Ihn Depot
n- .1.1.- U . I .
full particulars as to la re and accommodations, apply to
3 12 NTo. 137 DOCK Street
PHIIiADKLPHlA, (3 E K MAS TOWN, AND
NOERISTOWA AlLROAD. '
un ana anor cu r.it i , May 10, i860.
-OR GERMAN I OWN
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7 8,0, 10 11,12 A.M., I 2, S"1P.
S.4,5, ft, 0.7.8 , 10. 11,12 i'.M.
Leave Germnntown 6, 7. 7X. 8 . 8 20 . 0. 10. 11. 12 A. M.
1,2 3, 4.4M, 6 b 7,8,0 10,11P.M.
The o ih down train, and an ana 5?4 up tialns will no
stop on the Oermantown Branch.
yj ri o in ha i a.
I eave Philadelphia 910 A. M., 2. 3 5, R, 10 P. M.
Leave OciniaiitiiwnS A. M., 1. 4, 6M OH P. M.
CliKKNITT HII.T. Tt Air.lfOT).
Leave Fhlhidclnhia 6. 8. 10.12 a. M.. 2. SH 5M.7.
ardll P. M '
Leave ( been at 1111 I'll) minutes. 8. 9 40. 11-40 A. M
1 40 3 40, 5 4U, (i'40, 8 40, and 10-40 minutes P. M.
Leave Philadelphia 010 minutes A. Al.. 2. 5. and 8 P. V
Leave Cheruut Uill 7-40 minutes A. At.. 12 40. a 40. and
9 2,i nnnu es P M
Ft H ( ONSIIOHOCKEN AJTD NORRI.3TOWX.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8-35 mlnuies,, 11-05 A.M., IX. 3.
454 6X, liHi,8 05nilnutcs, and llt P. M.
1 cave Norribtowa&K.i, 7 50, 9, 11 A.jM., Vi, 4H.6H,
ai(18P M. . ,
'llic6M P. m. tiain win siop at ncnoot Lane, Wl
l.lckcn, iiauayunk, Hpriug Mill, aud ( oubholiotken only
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.. 2, 4 "and 7 P. M.
Leave if orriBtown 7 A. M.. 1, bH , and P. M.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8 85 niiuutes. 1105 A. M.. IX. 3.
. 6,6H,8ti5, andllX P. M.
Leave MauaiUllk H, 1H, 8 20, OH. UH. A. 2f., 2.8. 6M
en p. m.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 2H , 4, and 1H P. M.
Leave Mauayunx it. ,n, a. ana vrt r. n.
ilepot NINTH and UliEEJj Ktreots
IrREKJUT LINKS hUK NEW YORK AND
I al the htatlons on the CAMDEN and AMHOY and
connecting rtanrouua. 1.11.11 r.A.-ii-.u uf.nra iuu.
Tiik CAMDEN AND A M BOY RAILKOAll AND
TKANSPORi A HON COMPANY i REIOHT U.NKrt
lor New jorawin iTe wai,bii street wnal at 8
o'cltck P M. daily Sundays excepted).
Fn ii tit must be delivered before ih o'clock, to be for
waidtd ihe same day.
Returning, tno aiove tines win leave NOWXornatl2
ro,m,anU4nuBr.aiiri .....
FrelltUl lor 1 mm ou, "piiiu, mugmou, xhuw uruus
wick, and a l points on the Camden aim Amoov Rail
roadi aleo, on tue lie v.ucre. ueiawarc and Fleming
IOU 1 1 . U 1 " uvi",'' . " ' ..... u inuoiiii ,, nun
tho Burlinutou aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
and forwarded up to 1P.M. .,.,
1 lie BelVlneru l't '"mnu uuuiieuu M nililliB-
buru with the Leblgh Valley Ruli toad, aud at Manun
kacliunk wilh all poiuU oa the De'aware, Lackawsuna,
and Western nai ro-iu, lurnuumii iu ojrtui;v.i3u, xuu u,
and other toints In Western New York
T ho rcw Jersey Hallroad connects at Elizabeth, with
ti e New Jersey Central Railroad, and at Newark with
the MorilS anu r-ssex nauroau
A SUP DieUlOrunouili, rinjv.ijuJB iu, muma nuu uuiu-
.i.imu-rii. mid coiisli nees. must. In every instance.
be sent with each load ol goods, or no reculpt will be
Kltn,', ini,mii( tacllitlea have been mada for the
fmiisnortat: on ol live stock. Drovers are Invited to In
,rBIIl . l la ,.n,ul,..l In ....a.. . l.l..a t ......
rarloads ormoro. It w'll be delivered at the foot of For
tie h Bireet near the Drove Yard, or at I'tor No. I,
North Itlvir, as the shippers may designate at the time
of-shii went. . . ,.ra.f,n , ,
K4lr leriUV v' V m 1 1 iaaiwaiu'ivu j j
WALT ICR FREKH AN, Freight Agent,
No. 226 8. DELAWAJIE Avenue, Phlladolphla
ARRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
V J on and aiier mvnu i, rooruary n. two aany
" .. ..retina nl C.ordonsvl'le with Virginia Central Rail
road uains 10 auu iwiu " wun.
MAIL. lltAlpl.
IHT6 Washington dally (bundav excepted), at 6"45
A M . ana ernve at r.yncuuurg m o-io r. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 1 A. M. and arrive at Washing
ton at 5 2t) " . ,....,.,
T.ef ve Washington dally (Including Snnday) at 6 05 V
M and arrive at Lynchbutg at 6 00 A M
Leave Lynchburg at t 30 P. M. and arrive at Washing
... ... biha m
1 olh trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all POIUIB nimm .uuou.i-iiv.,tmi . n hiuiukivu
Inr Norm huu uiiunvB,.
i ! enm cars attached to the n'aht trains.
Ti,o road Is afiraotlve, not oiny (or its coinior able
accommodations, but lor the tact that It pusses the now
bbtorio localities of Fairfax, Bull Ruu, Miinasaas, Bns-i-.tintt's.
Rannahannock, Culpener. Oramte, and
llordonsvllle, places ot uuperishable lutoicst lu the
I u I, , 1 1 1 it .
i hrouab tickets to aU points South and Southwest
may be had lu Boston, New York, Phllad Iphla, and
Baltimore, sna at the emcesoi me roau m wasi miou
Ali-xanUna. W. H. MOC'Avrr.Ul V,
RAILROAD LINES.
E A D I N 0 11 A I L R O A D.
ItHTlAT TUITMf 1 tun
1-ROM rilTLADl LlHU TO TUB INTERIOR OF
1 ENNPYLVAM THE 8( III) Yl.K II.I,. vC(ME
DANNA. t liII.FRLAM. A1ID WYOillNIl V L
I.F.YH, TIIE CRT II, ORltiWESr. AND T.IK
( ANAPA S
HLAIAItR AKli ANOFMKNT OF
1 RAINS .Innri 1H;A
PASSENGER
Ler.vlrp it.t Coninntiy's Depot, at THIRTF.ENTI1 aad
CA1IOWHIIL Micets 1 hlladeiphia, at the following
hours:
MOKNIN 1 ACf OMMODATIOT.
At 7-30 A.M. lor Reiclmr an i Intermediate Stations.
ORN'Nt l.XI'Rs.HH.
At S15 A. M. lor Ki cillnif, Lebanon. Harrishnrg. Potts
Tllle. llnecrovc. Tnniaona. funburyr, Vllllamsort.
Mnilra, Roches rr. Ma.ara Fal s, Bnffalo. A lentown.
w tlk'sbarro, l ittsion, York, Carlisle, ( hambersbatg,
I rirrstown ttc etc.
This train cenuects at READINU with Fast Penn
sylvania Pallrrad trains for A'lentown. etc, and the
Liban n Aalley train lor Harrislmrg etc; at PORT
CLINTON with Caiawiisn Rallroail trxtns .r Wll-lia-flslinrg.
Leek Haven. Flmlra. etc.; at HARRIS
H'l.O with Northern Central Cumberland Valley, mid
Pebnvlklll and Bii'quehatinn trains inr Northmubnlanil,
Wiliiaimport, York Cliamhonburg, "inegiove, ctc
AFIER.noon KXPREH.
Leaves Phllniielplilu at 3-30 P. M, for Rcadlnf, Polta
vllle. Hatriehurg etc., eonnctitig with Reading and
Columbia Rill road fnins lor Columbia, etc.
RFAD1M1 ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Rending at 6 10 A 1M , stooping at all way sta
tions. n ihk at i iiuniieiinia at 8 M A. I.
He turning, leaves Philadelphia
In Reading at 7 W P. M.
at 5 0J p. M. ; arrives
'i rains lor I'liiliidi Hihln leavn Harrlatmrir nt S ID A I'I.
and Potisvlile nt 8 45 A. Al arrlvlnir In Philadelphia at
110 P. Al. Alteinoon trains leave Ilnrrlslmrg at 2 III
P. W., Potisvllic at 2 45 P. -M., arriving In Phi adolphla
at 6'45 P. Al.
ItARRISlU RO ACCOMMOIMTION.
Leaves i'.wnlnm ai 7 SO A M. and Harrn ur? at 410
P.M. ounee inn nt Reniilng with Atternoon Acconi
niMlotlon south, at QUI V. Al., arriving In Phlladolphla
Alarkrt train, with tiasenirer ear attnehad. loaves
rblladrlpliia at 12 45 neon for KendlnKan l all wav sta
tirns. Leaves liei dliia at 11 .lu A. Al nml fiowninutnwn
at ri-30 P. .. lor Philadelphia and all way s a I. lis.
All toe aUovo irnins run dully, undnvs except:.
Mumlav trains leave I'ot.svlllo at R .HI A. M . nml Phi.
lade phia at 3 15 P At. Leave Philadelphia for Reading
at -u A. J . t ic nrmng troni KradliiK at 4 '25 P, M.
CilFHIEK VALLEY RAILROAD.
PltSfencers l r Ilonlniili,wn ami (ntnriiie.liaie iiointu
tako the 7'30 and -.S A. Al. and 6 0 P M. trains from
phi sin ipliia, returning irom Uowniugtown at 6 3i A. Al.
and l'J iin noon.
I.EW YORK EXPRESS FOR 1'ITTSBCBfl AND TIIE
WE.vr.
Leaves New York at OA AL, and 8'0O P At., passim?
Reading at l'(6 and 11 51 A. Al and I tH P. M , and con.
ncctingat llsrrisburg with Pcnnst Ivania and Nor hern
Crntral Balliond eNprefs trains tor Pittsburg, Cbleaco,
WH iamsport, I- inilrn, liultimore. etc.
FiturTlne, express trnln lci,ves II arrisbnrg on arrival
oi the Pinnsylvanla expriss from Pltismiru, at 3 and
fi f5 A. A!., snd H-15 P. Al.. passing Reading nt 4 49 and
10 52 A AL. and ll3w P Al.. and arriving in Sow York at
10 A. Al and 2 45 P. Al. Hcoplng c ara accotniiany theso
t-nlii" through netween Jersc) City and Pittsburg, with
out chaiiKe.
A mail train lor New York leaves flarrlsbntir at 2 10 P.
M. Mali tntir tor llarrlsburg leaves New York at 12 M.
SCIICYLRILL VALLKY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsvllle at 7 and 11-30, A. At., and 715
P. Al . leturnlng Irom Z'amanua at 7 '35 A 11. aud 1 41)
and 415 P Al
t-CbCYLKlLL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 50 A. M. for Plnecrovc and
Harrlsl urg, and 1 6U P Al. tor Plnegrove and I'romont,
returning irom Ilarrlstiurir at 3 20.P. AI., aud from Tro
ruontat 7-35 A. U. aud 5 '25 P. Al.
TICKETS.
Through first-class tickets and emigrant rlokots to a'l
the principal points In the Nonh and West and Canada.
'1 he following tickets are obtnl able only at tlm olllco
ot 8. URAUFORD, Treasurer, Ho. 2-27 8 FOURTH
Mreet, Pbiladeloliia, or of u. A. MCOLLS, (Jeneial
gupcrinttndint. Reanlng:
COAI Al I! 1 A TION TICK FTS
At 25 percent, discount, between any points desired,
tor lamllies ai d Anns.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for H00 miles, between all points, t52 8D each, for
families and Duns
PEASON TICKETS.
For three, six, nine, or twelve months, for holders
only, to all points, at reduced rates.
(LKHOYAIEH
Residing on tbe line oi the road will be furnished caros
entitling themselves and wives to tickets at ball fare.
FX IHSIOS TICKETS
From PhlladdDhia to r.riuclnal sia Itns. irond for Ha
tuidav. Sunday, and Alondav. at reduced fine, to bo bad
cnlv at tbe Ticket ORke, at TilIl;TEEMii and CAL
LOVMllLLStreetB.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descilptions lorwarded to all the above
points, irom tho Com pony's new Freight Depot, BROAD
auu WU1.UIV Btrreis.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 30 A. At., 12 45 noon, and b
r. m.. tor luaiiiiig. i.eiinnon, uarnsuurg, l'otisvillo
Fort Clinton, and all points beyond.
AIAIT.S
Close at the Fhllndclph 8 Post Office for all places on tho
road and Its bunches nt a A. AI , and fur the principal
Biuuous omy uiam . ai. o io
"VTORTII PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J Dcnot. THIRD Street, above Thompson.
For METI1I.F.IIEM. DOVLISTOWK. M AOOB
CHUN'B., EABfOlX, WlLLlAMbPOKT, and WlLKEtfJ
DA linr .
At 7 30 A. M.TFxpress), for Bethlehem, Allentowu
Mauch Chunk, Ilazloiou, Wllliamsport, and Wilkes
barrc. At 3-30 r. ai. (Express), ror uetn enem, Easton, eU.,
reaching Easton at 6'45 P. AI.
A t 111
sis P, Al., lor Dethlehem, AUentown, Sfauet
cnuni
For Dojlestown at 8 35 A. M., 2 30 and 415 P. SI.
Foi Fort Washingtou at 10 A. Al. and 11 P. if.
r or i.nnsoa-e at o-ia r. u.
White cars ol the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot.
TRAIM4 FOR PHILADELPHIA,
LeaveBetulebem at 6 25 A. it. and 12 25 Noon, and
Leave Doyiestown at 6 40 A. If., 3-15 and 5 30 P. AI.
Leave Lamdulo at 6'CO A. AI.
Leave Furt Washington at 10-50 A. M., and 1-15 P. II.
ON HUNDAY8.
Philadelphia for Hetb ehem at 0 A. M.
Philadelphia lor Doyicstona at 2 '30 P. Af,
Doyiestown for Phi adelphla at 7 20 . Ai.
Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 4 '30 P. M.
1 brouxh Tickets must be piocuied at be ticket offices,
THIRD street, or BERK 8 btreer.
521 KLLIS CLARK. Agan'.
KbT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
foot ot MARK. FT Street (TJnner Ferrv).
Commencing TUUR.SD VY, Mav 31 lniiO.
LEAVE PHILA DEI PHIA AH FOLLOWS:
8 A. Al Mall, lor Btldceton, Salom, and all Interme
diate station
OA. Al. Mull for Capo Mav. stopolntr at Woodbury,
Glasshoro'. Vineland, nnd 51 Hi vine, and all stations
bcow All ivlllo. Due 12-35 AI.
3 T M. accommodation, for Cape May, stopping at
Woodbury and Glnssboro, and all stations below Ulusa
boro. Due 8' 5 P. M.
3 30 P.M. FasHenger. tor 151 idee ton. sa em. and all
lntcrmcd'ate siations.
BP. Al., woodbnry Accommonnnon.
RETI'RNINO TRAINS
Leave CapeMa' 680 and 11 A. M.
" Bridpeton 7 A. M. and il-50 P. M.
" fjalein 4-45 A. M. and 3 35 P. I.
Frelsht will be received at Kecond Cohered Wharf
below WA uN UT Ptreet, iroin 7 AM. until 5 P. M.
That received at or before oa.ai. wui go tnrougn tbe
Bameday. ... .T . .
l1 reiunt uenverv, u. 40 r. n. i. . uti-uud,
6 81 J. VAN RE1.8SALAER, Superintendent. .
i Orr PHILADELPHIA AND EKIKUAfL
J-OUU ROAD. This great 'lne traverses the s'otth-
ern and Kortnwcsi lounues 01 rennsyivaunt 10 ine
City of rle. on Lake Erie It has beeu leased and ts
oueratcd bv the pennsv vanla Railroad Company.
TIME OF PaxSENERTRAIN.H AT PHILADEL"HI A.
Arrive r.as warn no jm an nam, 1 a. ju. , trio r. a.
pri.eave"Vestward Erie Mall, P. M t Erlo Express
Train 12 M. iV . ... . .
Patsenaer cars ruu mruuKii on uu cuo nan auu cji
nress trains botli ways between I'll Undo phia and c.rle.
piCH uuiu tnuK 1'iilJKI.I'll.lN.
Leave Kew York at 9 A M.. arrive at r.ne 9 30 V. Al
Leave Fr!e at 4-45 P. M , arilve at New York 4 10 P. M.
Eleiant Sleepinv Cars on a 1 the night trains.
vnr inmriiiatlon resueciluB passenger bunncss, apply
ai corner Till RT IE H and MARKl.T 8'rcets Flit a.
And lot lrcnbt business, of the Company's Agon w, rt.
11 K Inusiou Ji . corner I hir eentn ana siaraet sireeis
Philadelphia t J. w' Reynolds, .rle; William Biown,
jeu . v. , Vrmaht Airent. Phlla.
H W. GWlNNFi General Ticket Agent, Pbila.
A.'L. T'VUR General isnp't, Wllllamgport.
TTHUl
NEW YORK. THE UAMUEN AN U
Ambov and Philadelphia and Treuton ttanroad
Company's Lines
and Way Places, troin Walnut Street Wbaif, will leave
At 5A? Al.', via Camden and Amboy, Accomaoda-
At 8 a.'m" viaCanuen
At 2P. M., vlaCaimleu and Amloy Express........ 8 WI
At 6 P M via Camdeti and mbov Accommodation 2 25
At CP. v. via Cuuiden aad Amboy Accommoda- JM
At8A2vi!,Tand"oP M' for Mount II oYlyV Jwans
vlle Peniberton, and Vluceutown. At 6 A.M. audi
lSROaVkLnsINGTOS DEPOT WILL LEAVE
At U A JI .
Atr'O and 11 A.M.. 830 4S0, 5, and 6 45 P. M aud
'il.VX.",.. V..7 liri.tol. Trenton, etc M
5 ulnlght lor Uri.to ire.-H--.8p M..forCorn
At 7 aud 10 15 A
1 .'ft rrisilaha HoluiB-burif, Tacouy. Wlsslnou
1-1.H, and "rank ford, and at 10 15 A. M
""' V.. '.. UlJ-ln.,.l.,U
Whulnomiug,
ne
ior
Vrid
11 rii
ti-'-TtfiS'l lrN. aar. Fall
s, uuna'o-
At
Urut ai.andaii.ua, Elmira. Ithaca, Owcko,
ii!nm ei Binghumpton, Osneno, Syracuse urou.
KviiirtUfoUf"uc
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
ITIREWOllKS ! FIREWORKS I
IMMENSE DISPXAY OP
PLAIN AND COLORED W0RXS(
FOR TRADE SALE3 AD EXHIBITIONS. .
HIX'ES FROM $1C0 TO $100-00 EACH.'
ROCKETS
BENGOLAS,
CRACKERS, ETC.
ATTENTION OF COUNTRY AND CITY TRADE.
So. 138 Sonlh DEL.VWARE Avenue.
I21fit STILSON & BOYRR.
JTIAGS! I'LAOS I FLAGS!
IUNTINO, SILK AIs'D MUSLIN
FLAGS,
OF EERY SIZE AND DESCEiniO.
SWORDS.
CAoiir.",
BELTS,
BASK BALL CU'S.
BASK BALL BELTS
ASb MILlTAr.Y EQUIPMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
WILSON & HUTCHINSON,
(Successors to Evans, Hassall & Co.),
No. 418 AltCII Street
6 41m PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE W O Iv
IN GREAT VARIETY,
For sale at manufacturers' prices, by
A. II. FItANCISOUS & CO.;
No. 513 MARKET Street,
ADD
No. 510 COMMERCE' STREET. '
Goods ordered direct from factory.
So order accepted after July 1. 61 dim
ICE COMPANIES.
REMOVAL! REMOVALl
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY,
BEMOYD FB9M N. W. CORNER SIXTEENTH
AUD RACE, TO
Bread Stieet, Al?ove Eace, East Side;
Orders respectfully solicited, and ptomptlj attended to
at the lowest market rates.
HEfcS, JOHNSON & DAVIS.
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY.
The nntJereltned, feeling exeeedhK thsnktul to hit
tntuy Ir.et Os andcaslcniers lor their very liberal patron
(0 txtinc'cd to him during the last seventeen rears, and
having 10 d bis entire inteiest to
UFSt-Kti. UEf8. JODNKON A DAYT8,
Takes plcntuto in recorrmendn? tnem to his former
pa rens astliey are gentlemen of weil knonn Integrity
anil will undoubtedly maintain the renutation of the
Oil) LRlVElS'KE ( OM PAN V, snd iue verv wav act
10 as to give entire satlslaction to all wbo may klodlj
favoi itemwiih their custom. Kopeet.ully. e'c.,
2 Cm A. BROWN.
JEEI' COOL I! KEEP COOL 1 1
hi ORDERING lOURlCEO
CHAEIES S. CARPENTER & CO.,1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICE DEALERS?
Bo. 717 WILLOW, Above Franklin St.1
Families supplied satisfactorily and at reduced rates.
Dealers and large consumers furnished on reasonable
terms. CHARLES 8 CARPENTEB,
JOHN GLENDEN1NG.
JOSEPH M. TRUMAN. Jr.,
.221n Proprletora.
EASTERN ICE COSIPANY.-SEASON OF
18(6.-8 lbs. dally. 60 cents per vieek ; 12 lbs dally,
76 cents per week t 10 lbs. dally, 00 oeuts per week; 20
lbs dally, al 05 per week. Depot. No 241 OU KEN
Mreet, below T hi; d. THOMAS J. LiONS.
0 1 JOU& B. MYERS.
LKIN'S
WILLOTJOHBY'8,
MASON'S,
LYMAN '3,
PATENT
ais-tioht
SELF-SEALING
FRUIT JARS.
All tho above Jars w
offer to our customers and
tlm public generally, wito.
entire conllJence, at taa
' LOWEST
Market Price.
A. J. WEIDENER,
6 91m To. 38 8. SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
TJNITED STATES
BUILDER'S MILL,'
Nos. 24, 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.;
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER & BROTIIEE,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKET8. STAIR BALU3
TER8, KEWEL POSTS, OEKEBAL XUBNINQ
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
8HELVLNO PLANED TO ORDER.
Ihe 1 argest assortment ol Wood Mouldings In thti city
constantly on band. ' 3m
B.
No.
J.
WILLIAMS,
North SIXTH Street.
16
AIASLlf ACl ITREB OP
VENETIAN BLINDS;
AND
window shades:
ihe largest and finest assortment m the dty at tbt
lowest prices. tOJlmro
STORE BHADE8 MADE ANB LETTERED.
CLOSING
OUT
OCR LARGE STOCK OP
CARRIAGES
AT REDUCED PUICEI.
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