THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1866.
CI.T I KTBLL IOJSNC E
Jrr Additional Cr MieUigctice tie Fi'Vi Faet.
The Franklin Institute. The closing
turning of thw body, nd among the most In
Btrnctive and interesting of the season, was held
last evening. The attendanse was large, amply
tilling the cozy lecture-room.
Alter tho usual Drelirnlnary mistiness, the resi
dent Secretary, Professor Morton, read his
report on "Novelties In Science and Art."
In the first place, an account wa given of the
new and extciisive water woiks of Paris.and the
enormous subtcmucau reservoirs or crypts at
Wenilmontant, which were lutelv illustrated
with the electric litht at the visit, of the munici
pal authorities. JIany bridges, docks, canals,
etc., were then briefly described, as well as a
variety of new machines.
There were then exhibited an improved frac
tion eneiae or locomotive, invented by T.
Kraiisch; a fruit-drying house, bv J. Utilities;
a water-door tor tumaces, by Mr. Bureess; a gas
purchase tongs, ot improved form, by Richard
Cox; an improved calculator, aud also an in
terest and discount comptitor, by C. W. l'cale.
The iccrctary then gave a very full description
of a new phdtoirraphic Icds invented and con
M roc ted by J. Zcntmoyer, illustrating the sub
lect by imnien8e itrawings thereon on the tcreen
with a large lantern.
Drawings of sun spots and beautiful micro-K-opic
photographs were displajedin like man
ner with tha tiucst cflcct.
A number ot lnterering chemical and physi
cal discoveries and improvements were then
mentioned, and a new form of kaleidoscope,
from Mr. Liui'cn, was exhibited In tho lantern,
oro,ecting its beautilul aud varied patterns on
the screen. A Utter from General Totten, on
the establishment of a (.uvemment bureau of
mechanical investisatiens aud experiments, was
then read, and reierred to a commirtee, and alter
some remarks by Mr. Nvstrom, the meeting ad
journed. Tiie Metuodht Fa k. TiiC Fair at Con
cert Hall m aid ot the up-a and infirm of the
Mi'tho list Episcopal church promises to be a
success, as t.ie attendance Is very lurge. The
display at the various tables is very beautiful,
and Hfi many of the articles placed upon them
are nsetill a well as ornamental, the sales will ,
no doubt, bo numerous It would be invidious
to name any particular feature where every
thing k so tastefully nrramrcd. This cveninu a
ovel feature will be introduced; one hundred
hildien irom tho northern Home for Friendless
Children, and the Soldiers' aud Sailors'
Otphans' Home, are to be present and Mug a
number of choice pieces of music.
Tho following is a statement of votes on the
Bible and Hymn-book, up to 'J n'elo; k, Wednes
day evening: St. John's, !)9: Green Street, 7C;
St. Paul's, IT; Lbenezer, 15; Filth street, 11;
Twellth Street, 10: St. George's, 9; Nazareth, 7;
Piaon, 7; Spring Garden, t; Arch Street, 5;
Wharton Street, 4; Scott, 4; Broad Street, 4.
Scatterinc, 17. divided among the various M. E.
churches in the citv.
Ihe lollowing w the vote on the Bae Ball
mplements at the Fair, up to 1 o'clock last
nights Alert, Jr., 210; Arctic, 12; Congress,
Jr., 161; Athletic, Sr.. C2; Commonwealth, iG;
Bachelor, 22; Mozart, 111; Osceola, 20; Athenian,
13: Athletic. Jr., 8: Butler, 8; Crystal, 7; Key
stone, Jr.. 6; ulynipic, 4; Leola, Jr., 2; Lively,
Jr., 3; Ellsworth, 1; Swittfoot, lj Swamp Fox, 1.
Police Intelligence. Mary Riley was
arrested yesterday, with a piano cover in her
possession, which sho had, as alleged, stolen
from the parlor of the Markoe House, fche was
token before the Recorder, when it wa3 stated
that she had taken it from the piano, one ot the
- boardeis witnessing, the theft, but supposing
she belonged to the place. Held to appear at
Court.
A young woman of genteel appearance was
arrested, yesterday, on suspicion of having
stolen a piece of poplin which sue had in her
possession, and which she was observed to in
close in a newspaper as it to conceal it. Being
questioned, she said she had obtained it at a
store in Second street, and the oflicer proposed
to accompany her to n. She pretended she
could not remember the storo, bin it was dis
covered by the mark on the goods that it had
been taken from the store of Edwin Hall & Co.
Delendant afterwards had a hearing at the Cen
tral Station, when Mr. Hall testiued that she
had come into tha store and a-fceu him if he
wanted a sales voman, and a!tr wards looked at
some silks. The tr?t knowledge he had of the
theft was when the policeman brought her to
the place. Upon being questioned, defendant
said that 6hc was Horn Oxford, Chester county,
aud had come to the city with her lather. She
was held to answer the t bett.
New Catholic Churches. The plan9
for the erection of the new Catholic church of
6u Anne, at Port Richmond, have been com
pleted. The tacade of the new church will
surpass in appesranre that of any church in the
citv. Tuere will oe turee doors with orua-
mtntal cornices, throe imposing flights of steps
leading to them, and pillars with elaborately
carved capitals will alternate. The entablature
-will also be highly finished with elaborate
mouldines. In a niche, at the base of the tower.
a Btatue of St. Anne will bo placed. Above all
the spire will be reared. A clock will oe placed
in Buch, a position as to be seen a preut distatice
in all directions. The building will be 60 leet
Iront by 170 feet deep.
Next Sunday atternoon, 'at 3J o'clock, the
coruei -?tone ot the new Catholic church, to be
erected at Seventy-tirst and Darby road, Pas
chalville, will be laid by Right Reverend llishop
Wood. The sermon will be preached by Rieut
Reverend Bishop Met; ill, ot Richmond. The
work ol erecting the bmltiinu; will be vigorously
piosecuted. Reverend A. J. Galliigti'-r, its
pastor, ha9 already collected a considerable
portion of the money required. The churca
will be called ht. Clements.
' Extension op the Water Works
Contract Awarded. Tlii bids for itio construc
tion of the engine and boiler liouo lor th? new
Roxboronch Vatcr Works were opened on Tues
day, and the contract was awarded to D. Cramer
A Hon. The bids were as lollowst S. I. tiivin,
19,600; H. Phillips, $24,781: D. Cramer & Son.
17,'J00. Toe buildiniis to be constructed will
consist ot an engine house, boler house, and
stack, and to be Kituateci at Unen Trtv Him
8:at on, eigl.t and a hair niilee from tho present
woiks. When completed, the whole will for in
oue building, 39 bv 1274 icet, the stack to bo 100
leet high. The bulla ug will be ot gnens stono,
quarritd near by, with biowu stone dres'iug,
atd French root. The stack to be constructed
of brick. Ihe water way and the foundations
iorthepumpandenginep.ro to be constructed
by the W ater Department.
Military. A meeting of the officers and
men ot the Caliiorma Regiment, 71t Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, was held in the Supreme
Court room on the evening ot the 19th. Colonel
R. Penn Smith was called to the chair. This
regiment wan raised by Colonel 1. 1). Baker,
who was killed at Ball's Blulf, and numbered
among its members General Isaac Wisttr and
pome of the best tichunif men in the army. A
preamble and resolutions were adopted, settinir
lorth that the regiment will parade on the
coining 4tb of July in dark dress, wbito cloves,
and latiguo cap, unless the colored troops be
allowed to participate in the eel bratlon, in
which event the colors ot the regiment will be
sent to Ilarrisbnrf by special mesnengur.
Accident s. George 1'idher, 40 years old,
was thrown out ol a wagon yesterday at :'iuth
stud Parrish trect. and hud a le bi-uken. He
ww taken to bis resideuce, So. 12'JO Bhacka
maxon street.
Timothy Alurphv, 4G years old, had ono of hia
hands badlv Injured yextcrda.y, at BradKhaw's
factory, bvlt beina caucht in a wheel. Both
were admitted into the Hospital.
Ueoree Egner, who was kicked by a horse at
Parbv on the 14th inst., died yesterday at the
Hospital.
Boats which Won Prizes. At the
fcent reaafa the Wilo, of the third clftQ8 boats,
won the prr.e, a tureen in tue form ot a pear;
und the Fiat Iron, of tu gunning Bd'nl''', on
a goblet and salver.
Fir us. A utable in Twenty-first trt,
ebovc CaHowhill, attached to Wolbert A irra
tlier's coal yard, was burned jenerday. 1os
about $1600.
The alarm of fire vesterda? afternoon wr
caused by a klight burning at Henkcl's cabinet
warcroom, Chesnut and inirteenth streets.
House Robbery A laccr-beer shop and
dwelling on Columbia avenue, below Ninth
street, was feloniously entered on Tttesluy
nipht. The thief rilled a money-drawer of Us
contents, and gathered some valuables together
to be carried away, but felt them, he evidently
being irightened olf.
Sudden Death. A. young man named
Patrick Donough, a boatman, was found dead in
his bed vesterdav. at No. 251 Maudain street.
The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day.
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, Ac
JT K K K M AN & C O.
HEED'S 2ti.W BLOCK,
Corner of Eighth and Vine Streets.
Sun Hats, -Sea-Side
Hats,
Mackinaw Hats,
75 to $250
- 75tor$2'50
87 to $20U
- 87 to $200
$1'00 to $2 50
$100 to $2 00
Derby Hats,
May Queen Eats,
Gipsy Hat,
Alto, 800 SEW FANCIION BONNtSTS, all Inn re
ceived fiom the Factor.7, which we offer for 81 00 each.
Tho Urgent assortment of Si RAW GOODS in the city
can be found t our CORNER STOKE, which we Oder
at reduced prices. 6 16 lmrp
FllKEMAN & CO.,
Eighth and Vine Streets.
JO. 103 N. EIGHTH STREET.
Just iccelved. a large and splendid assortment ot the
most fiisblonub'e
BUTTONS, FANCY TRIMMINGS,
For Coats and Dresses, at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies, call at our store and convince yourself ot tho
fact.
SMALL PROFIT AND QUICK RALES.
WM. LON N WllSTADTJUn,
No. 103 North EIGHTH St.,
Second door above Arch, next to the corner.
6 20 tuths t71
MRS. 11. DILLON,
N os. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
lias a handsome afsortmentof srRISG MILLINERY ;
Misses' and Inlaws' Hai9 and Caps, Silks, Velvets.
Cropes, Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc. 3 IS 4m
JADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
MADE AND TRIMMED
IS THK MtlSi F-nSHiONABLH STYLE,
FROM THE BEM'GOOUS,
AT THE LOWEfeT POSSIBLE IRICES.
I VENS & CO.,
8 11 2m No. 23 South NINTH Street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM G. P E R R Y,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
HAS HEM OVID FROM
S. W. COKiiER FOURTH A.ND RACE,
to 5 25lmwlm
No. 728 A11CII STIIEET.
INE STATION ERY, OF THE BEST
Quality. W. U. f KHKY,
No. 728 ARCH Street.
miodelpuia.
A RNOLD'H HSK, FA BER'S PENCILS, AND
U.X. Ullloti's Bteul I'ene. on genmne, oia ov
v. urr iviv t ,
Bur loner,
No. 728 ARi H Mreet.
lilla(llplils.
BLANK BOOKS IN LARGE VARIETY",
ol my own manufacture.
biuiNu at lowest cash rtf.s.
W. O. PERKY.
XO. 728 ABI'H Street.
Philadelphia.
ENVELOPES, LETTER, CAP, AND BILL
Poiier,
AT LOW CASH PRICKS.
W. . PHRRT.
Stationer,
No. 728 ARCH (Street.
Philadelphia
f OLD PENS. NATIONAL BANK PENS,
VA rcrry une oieei rtua, tic.
W,
G. PKRRT.
stationer,
728 Alt' II i-trect.
Philadelphia.
No.
5 25 luiwlm
N.
o
c
E.
f IftTlV YTtClkTt TIUIMHdN TrnHIn In rAttAln
Ttii?i'iuure ol Mortuuue ol the uiopi'rty licrnlnalier (lu
acilhfd executed by t fie Tyrone and ( loaiUi'ld ttal.road
C'cmpanv to iie, an Mor gaKee In Tiust, to recure the
pauitntot the principal and Interest ot honda of said
Company to the amount ol Ml! OIKi which MortKaoe in
dated the 12th day ol II ay. A. D. 18,59. and recorded la
the otl.ee lor lecordiiiK deeds, etc , In and lor the county
ol Blulr, on the Into day oi May, A 1). 1NS9, In mortg tKe
book A, panes W-3 4-6-B-7 and 8, end In the oilleo lor ru
coroliiK deeds, etc in aud lor the county ol Centre, on
lite L'U dnyt alay, A I). IHWJ. la n ortKue hook K,
uaite 170 etc , do hereby nlvo notice that duiault havina
i.ttn uiado lor more than ninety days lu the ps.vmcut ol
the Intercut duo and demanded on the said bou Is, 1 will,
lu puiauance ol the written request to me directed oi the
hoiueis ot more than a.MitXiU In amount of tho said
bonds, and Ly virtue of the power conteried unon me lu
that respect hy the said M engage, expose to puhllc sale
and sell to the hiyheat mid best bidder hv M. rilOM -H
& HO.sr. Auctioneers, at the PillLADKLPlUA EX
ill! M1K, in tho citv ol 1 bllaelohia. on Thursdsy. the
27th dn.v of rieptember, A 1). W6. upon the terms and
Goi diiions hereiuuiter stiittd, the v ho e of the said
liionniittcd premises, viii. :
The w hole oi thut section of said Tyrone tn l Clear
held Railroad Irom the nolnt of Intersection with the
Ivroneand Lock liaven Hailroad near Tyrone, lilalr
county, Pennsylvania to J'hlillpaburu Centre county,
Pf niwylvuuia us tue same Is now constructed together
with a l and ninu itr the railwaya, ruiH, bridges
lences, privlleircH, right, and all real property ot
eerv desciiptlon acquired by and belonging to wild
I tiiipnnv . and all the tolls, luconie, Issues, and prodis
to be derived and to a'lo Irom tho same, and a I the
lands used and occupied lor railways, depo'-, or ta
tious bulwetn sain poln's. with al the buildings staod
mi theroou or procured iheTcfor
1 I'.HA 1-L X .
All the lands, railway, rails, bridges, culverts, trestle
wtrka, loot I. oases, tuui bouses wharves, lonces. rights
of v sy, workshops, machinery, atatiuns. depoM dep.n
grounds, works, uiuur". and other supeis'ructure.
leal cstato bulidinus mt I inproveinents oi whatever
nalma or kind uiipcrtnlu'nu or belonging to the above
mentioned propel iv. and to the said section of stud
Tyrone and i ..eurile d i.aiiroad, and owned by said Coin
puny lb connection thcrewl li.
'1 tan sslo section of the Tvrone and Clenrilold Railroad,
extenrtiiiK Irom be Intersection ol the i vrone ami t.'lei1--tlela
Railroad nl li the rolir'sd lormerly be'onglnu to
the l.vrt no and Lockliaven Railroad oinoany, but nw
to tt'.o ltuld i-.agie Val.ev Mailruad Compauy, is about
2U miles lu length.
TFMMS OP SALE.
tlO.COO of the purchase money to be said In cash wVn
the pio;ierty is stiuca oil, aud the baiauce wltoiu 20 days
tl eivalicr
Pa MH NT on account of the aaldba ance of purchase
money, to the ex ent of ihe tilviucnd thereof payable
on the bonds secured bv Ihe said mortgage and . he ma
imed coupons of the said bonus may be made iu the said
boiios oi coupons and li the dividend is less than the
artuul bum uuo upou the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession oi the said bonds and
coupons on receipting to the said Trustee lor the said
dividend and endorsinu uayment of the same on the said
bonds or coupous. ...
Upon the purchase money being paid aa aloresald the
Trnsiuewlll execute and deliver a deed oi conveyance
oi the premises to ihe puichaser or purchasers m pur
suance oi the power conferred upou him by the said
nioititaua.
Any lurther Information In respect to eatd sale. o
pieuiises uiay Le bad upon application to the under
slxned Trustee, at the olhce ol toe l ennsy vaula lull
road Company, ko. 231 H. Third street. Phi ado phla.
roau -it ''johk KUOAIITHHM-OM irustee,
No. 23HH IHIHUMtroet.
II. THOM AH & KOHt. Auc'lonef rs,
5 2lDif4m Hv. lJVaidlHJ. FOUlilUblreeU
AMUSEMENTS.
T?IPLEVS CONTINENTAL. NEWS
X I XCHAN'IK.
c hoir t to til p ol Ajnasenieni may m naa
o lo J o'clock bt (Tnlng. 1311y
UION NATIONAL
Ci IIT CON CEHT !
TO IB UIVES AT
SMITH .V; NIXON'S 1IAL.L,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, JULY 5, 18GC
100.C00 Gifts, Valued at $9S0,C00!
Number of Ticket!, l.OOOOOO !
AT ONE DOLL4K ACU 1
140,000 in Greenbacks!
TITLE 10 RI AL X&TA1K PERFECT, AND
WARRANTY DEEDS GIVEN.
IGItt In Real Km ate (several parcel) In and
near bicugo ft.V',0'0
I tiltt in .n riii.Ki'kn WOiHi
t.lliin i.rtenimc a, each lu.ui W lull
10 l.ittH m .n eiiLBckd. each yum MI.IHKi
b 1 1 t.t in (ici iiliaikH, each KildU li), (K)
1 Cili In heal .m ate, 8U acres, 5 uillea rct of
hlcafo 10,00.1
1 (llii in l.ii i.maie in Juneau couuty, WIs-
loii-ln S.200
SO Giiik In KchI r tato .V I.ota In Vrand'a Addi-
tion lo l.lcnpo. each l'(... JW.O'JO
,'0 oliu lu tleKuiit i'lanoi, each $m 4il.i.uo
2:2,200
19,P7S other valuable Gl'ts many ol them large
valued at Irom II to tbW b!)7.MHl
Teal vulue In Prizes KWiOOUO
Kor mil descilii lvo list oi Prizes, see email bills, ac
compan lug order.
'ihedrniMDg win take olaco in the Fnl', Immediately
after tho l oncert by a Committee appointed by the
audience ihe first number d awn enttling mo holder
oi the ticket corre 'ponding to its number to the lughe"
prize, tue secouil to lite second highest, aud so on, uut.l
ihe whole is romp etui.
;OUl AND It I.I ART. K AC'STl wanted in every
ton and citv In thu t'nion, to whom great induce
mints are oncred.
hl'EflAL 1E1IMS TO CLC11H FOR TIVE OR MORE
TICKETS.
We will send
5 lickeia. 1 address.. t 4 50 40 Tickets. 1 address. tM IM
10 do do .. OHO to 10 do .41110
w do no .. 17 in tun lo do .HftOo
'i0 do do .. 26"5 Send stamp for postage.
In every case send the name ot each ticket bolder,
w ith lull attdrers as to Pust Ofllce, county and Male.
S i ney may be scut at our risk by express, Druit, Post
Uince tiraer. or i.eciBiereu letter.
Address u'l couimiiulcaUons to
BRYAN, ROSBROOK & CO.,
. So. ICO MADISON Street. Chicago.
(E. O. I rawt r 5927.) 6 8 16t'
" RS. JOHN
DREW'S ARCH STREET
1.V.L THEj
aTkK.
SAIUKDAY EVENING, June a, IFfih.
t A l li AUKIH A K i a1'I1(A('1'iiI.N.
URAN1 DRAMA IIC OVATION
TO
j. e. Mcdonough,
bit ins
Manv Friends of Philadelphia.
lht.VlOL'8 To 111S DEPARTURE FOR CALI
FORNIA, when his Brother,
T. B. SloDONOrOH.
of the Mobile Theatre, will have the honor of matting bis
first appearance in this city.
DOUBLE BILL Ol" ENTERTAINMENT.
Two acts of E. II. House and Dion Boucicault's Irish
Drama of
ARRAB-M 4-POGUE;
on.
THR Wlf 'KLOVV WEDDIJfG.
f hann thej Post, (as performed by him tor two hundred
nights) AIR. .1. E. McDO nourf
Airah Meelish, (first time) Miss L1Z.IE PRICE
Coi. O'Grady, (Who has kindly Volunteered) J. II ,I .CK
Tl e performance to concluilo with John brougham's
capital Burlenjue, In two acts.
POCA-HON-TaSj
YE GENTLE .SAVAG"1.
Capt John Smith '. B. McDOTOrjtilI
Kluh Pow ho-tau J E. UcDoNOlJUlI
Pocahontas ihs C. Jt-FFERON
Introducing all the original music.
scats teemed at r. B. Peterson's until Friday then
at Uie Arch btroet Thcutre. 6 to 21
WALNUT 3TKKET T U E A T 11
N. E. corner MTd aad WALMJC ritreeta.
Begins quarter to 8.
THIS ( Ihurtday) EVENING. June 21.
BENEE1 1 F J. H. TA YLOli.
Morton's new enn dy. in 2 ucts, entitled
SHE WOULD AND HE WOULD VT.
Rafael Bl Valllnl Mr. J. H. Toylor
'lo concluae with ihe Hcoiclt Drama ol
ROB HO x,
Hob Roy
Mr. J. H. Tnvler
Jrldai . MIS El FIE
it'UUAMt
t TOiriJUHMAnt 'lH.D'll.'HUJM 1 AL.
JESMK BROWN AM) 'lllK HKNUNtL.
The grand legendary sncctaclo ot the
NAIAD QUKEN
will be produced oo Matunlay evening. Jane 23, eOrr
long aud expensive preparation. Aluguillcout Scenery
by Wl ham.
Cha rs secured six days lo advance.
MR?. JOHN DREW'S NEW AKCH STREET
TBEAIRK. KegliM at 8 o'clock
LABI MGHT3 OF ETTIE HKNDtfBSOA.
IBle, ilhurMiay) iVKtvUG,
Lat N'ght of tue mccesaiul Drama of
TUl 'lIcK E I OF-LEAVE AIAn'8 WIFE,
Or, SIX YEARS A1TER.
Bam Wlllooghby, with songs. ...ETTIE 1IENDKRHON
Owing to the length aud Importance 01 tho 1 lny. If
will constitute the
ENTIRE EVKNINU'S PERFORMANCE.
ForParticu ars Incidents, lto see bills
i rlday. Farewell Bmetit ami last night ol
El i IK IIE.NDKHHON.
' THREE Plit.K9.
DACQ0TEK OF I UK KKGIttENT,
And MAID WITH TH,M1LKI.G PAIL.
eca's fccu'cu In advance
hA'lUIiDAY.J E McDONOXTOII'S OVATION,
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
wat.NUT Street, above Eighth.
EngsKinient of tho celeiirttud utres,
M 4 DAM K IOMSI.
who w.ll appear lujher great chnraoter of
V A L,ti tl A , 1 11 e. MLAVti CiUlLKN.
GratT Mr 1). E. Kal'on
(From Nildo's. New York. His flrt amiearnuoe bore.)
IllAll l.l.r- tssuiA OALOjlilTA,
also In Graud Bo. lot every cvenlug. 6 1H
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GAKDE.V Son. T20-7i V1NK rtttect.
GRAND INBTRli M K T AL CONCERTS
Mdll I'l.T.
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
TO NIGH l".
And EVERY NI'.'.UT in connexion with our
KACI'.LHIOK MTltl Ml 11 AN If,
a Brass Band, compiising the best Artists in tho city,
will penorm.
(Jj.-i,;:n iuk this bkvbu-v.
Onr spacious bun mer Garden, artistically laid cut
wltu Mirubbory f ountains oto.
IN TIIK LAD1KS' MALO(',
Especially set apart tor K . V 1 LIES, the best of ("reams
aud other Rcireshuients will he served. b lb.
GYMN ASIU II
FOR LADIES, GKNTLEVEN, AND CrilLDREK.
N. E. CORNER OFNliS'lH AND AHC11 S'I'UEETS
OPEN .VERY DAY ANit EVENING,
AIL rUMMKK.
BoCI'y rxeiclro lmuuris health and strength, tti best
preventive acult'st sickness c ihe coining summer
5 24 Jul l'ro es-ors lliLLl. Hlt.VN li & LEW14
.t-T' the pianos which we manu-
') t t ' facture reoommend themjolves. We ptouiisi
to our natrons cicsr beuuthul Cues, elcgunf workman
ship ouralmity. and reusonah e prlocs comh'ned wi h
a iuiI guuiantee. ecr sale only ui so. lua w.tl.NUi
street.
6 m I'NION PIANO MiNUFACTURING CO.
''pilE
II A 11 Ttl SOX BO ILK It
A SAFE STEAM HOILICI!.
the attention ef manutacturers and oilicrs using
mckui is uontloeiiiiy cai eu to tins new n eam ,eiuj
ralor as combining es-cn iai advantagos lu absolute
sulety in tu exp onion in cheapness ot Uistcos anil cosi
ot ri pairs. In economy of luol, taclJtyoi Cleaning and
transportation etc. not posxessed By any ciher bo'.ei
now in dee. 'I his boiler l iormed oi a o i nbiiiatlon ot
cast-Iron hollow spheres, taoli sniiero eight inches ex
ternai dlauieler. and tnrec elahtha of ail Inch thlct
Ihese are held together by wrought-irou boitt, with
cap al in enu
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are now In oners
Ion, some of them m thu oust establishments la till
citv.
For descriptive circular-or prlca, apply to JO-iEPn
II 4 R HI SDN . Jr. HaniHon Bol'er Work. OKAY'S
FKKRV Road, adjoining the United Rules Ar-eual,
ruuaueipiua. vu uuuiup
LUMBER.
18G6
-BIMLUINO! BUILD I N (J !
, LVMBKRI LUMllKRI LUMBER I
BTr P BOARDS.
RAIL FLANK. .
WHITE PINK LORIWO
Y El L'lW PINE Ft.OOKINO.
BPBI CE PINK CLO RIMO
ASd AND WALNUT ELOORiNft
PLASTF.KISO LATH.
PLASTERING LA Til.
i ftfii pne, hemlock, and oak
J.OUO. llMBIiR,
PINE, HE.vtl OCK. AND OAK TIMBER,
CUT lO A BILL,
CUT TO A BILL,
AT SHOHT NOTICE.
18G6
- CEDAR AND FINE F UNCLES.
). CFDAR AND PINE SHINOLEd.
No. 1 LONG CF1IAR SUIMll.KS.
So. 1 SHORT CKOAK SWINDLES.
WHITr. PINK sUINULK.it.
t Yt RFSS 8HINOLKH.
TINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW
1SG(
LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS' t
). LUMBER FOH rSDERTKERSll
FED CEDAR. WALNUT, AND PINE.
RED CEDAR WALNUT, AND PINK.
18GG
ALU ANY LUMBER OF ALL KIVDS
, ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
SEASON ED WALNUT.
8K ASONr D WALNUT.
DRY roPI.AK CHERRY. AND ASH.
OAK PI.K. AND BDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
186(
CIOAR-HOX MANUFACTURERS.
). CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURER.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARD.1.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
18GG
SPRUCE JOIST! M'Rl'CK JOIST 1
, SPFUEJOIT! SPRUCE JOIST t
FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
FKOM 14 TO 32 FKET LONG.
SPRIHE S1LL
HEMLOCK PLANK AND JOIST.
OAK SILLH.
JrlAULE BUOTn'R ft CO..
f m rp No mO SOUTH n TBEET.
is 2;
XT'. II. -VVILiIIiVIS,
ScvcntccKth and Spring (;ir(len Sts.
OFFERS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
SEASONED PATTERN
5 21 lmrp
JPIIVIS LUMBER.
"JNITED STATES
BUILDER'S MILL,
Nos. 24. 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER & BROTH EE,
WOOD MOULDING, BRACKETS, STAIR BALUS
TERS. NEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TURNING
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
tiUELVING PLANED TO ORDER.
1 he largest assortment ot Wood Mouldings lo this city
constantly on hand. 417 3m
TW. SMALTZ'S LUMBER YARD. N. E.
. comer of FIFTEENTH and HULKS Mtrcet.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
CHEAP FOR CASH
Panel 1st com , 2d com , 3d com., 4 4, 5-4, 6 8, 8 4, White
Pine, seasoned.
Hint aud quality Tellow (4 4, 5-4) and White
Pine (4-4) Floorinic Boards
First and second 0uu.ltv one and two sides Fence
Hoards.
Shelving Boar's Bass. Ash Planks and Boards, White
Tire Mils. al. sires Ktep Boards, 4-4, 5-4.
liCnuot'k Joist and Scant. iiiK ail slues.
Pi line lot bpruce IS 1 1 a and Hcant'lnit
P anerlng l.ath (Enidlshann Calais) Pickets.
r-hinvles. Clirsnut 1 onts etc.
Mahogany, Wslnut plank andBoaids.
All kinos ol Building Lumber cut and lurnlshcil at the
shortest notice, at the lowest price. 6 5 lin
O S Li I Gr II T
TOR THE COUNTRY.
FERRIS & CO.'S AUT0UATIC GAS
MACHINES
FOB PB1VATE RESIDENCES, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHUKCUES, ETC
FURNISHING FROM TEN TO SIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS, AS Al A Y BE REQUIRE!'.
This machine Is guaranteed : does not set ont of or Vr,
and the time to manage It Is about five minutes a week.',
The simplicity ot this atioaratns, Its entire freedom
iem dangi-r. ibe cheapress and quality of the IHht over
aioiheis, has gained for It the lavorable opinion of
thoss acquainted ltli Its merits. 'Ihe names ot those
having used them fcr the lost three years will be uiven
bjcalllnuat our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Where tho machines can he seen In onerntlon, ,
FERRIS & CO., Box 1491 P.O.
Scud for a rauilihlet. (i 19
1 urket Rooks,
rortt'Dinnuulex,
tlKiir Ciisr",
l'oi'ifollos,
DrrMHlnK (.'asfs,
Hi.nUm' Cast's.
Ladies audUouta'
Batchola and
3 I Truvelling Boca.
3
lu mi wyk.m.
..jJCTN DELIGHTFUL EXCUIlblO.NS
25
ON THE SCHUYLKILL.
The steaimr
SILVER WAVE'
Now runnlnB from Falnnoont to
... ..hnvlkill.
wt I leave Falrmcunt as follows, ti - , 8 40, 10,
11-90 A. M. a It U w i ,
... r.n. .-'
12 U. ; and
II 40. t, ', BP r. Ml.
FARE. To Laurel B 111 and the Falls, lo rents i Colum
bia Bridge or Washington Retreat, TQccDts. 15 p. p wt
i; v, V v.
(Jo
3 5
k hi
II witiii.No f-;l
.uclloworlll
. bindit Intu 1
, Hitolicla, lj
Bo-.k.. .If
1 Jf
II CAHKS, I
l NUKfll.E I
RAJLOLUNES.
E A Dl N O R A I L R O A P.
GREAT TRUNK 1.1 N F.
ROM PniLADtLllll TO i H E INTf.RIOR OF
1 ENNN1 LVA M . THE 8Cht) L. II. I, M"UUE
BANNA. I MBFRLAND. AND WYOMING VAL
LEY. THE NORTH. ORltiWIBr. AND THE
t AN A PAS.
BUMatFR ARKANOFMKNT OF PAS9ENOEH
IRAI.No. June!. 1hi
leav'nt the roninanv't Depot, at TIIIRTFENTM aafl
J AIIOWLILL r-trcfi. I hllaOelphla. at the loilowuig
hears
MORKIN'l ACCOMMODATION.
At 7-JOA. JH.lor Rennln sn i inlcrmsdlats Stations.
oORNiNO FAPRaMH.
At f II A. V. lor Kfsnins. I el'snon llarrltnnt Potta
Vllle. 1 Imsrove. Tsmaiina unlnirv, WllllaimrMirt.
r Imlra, Rot hrsirr. Ms. ra Fal . Hurtalo. A lent.iwn.
W llkrsbarre, 1 Ittsion. York, Carlhila, I hsmbornhnrg,
llsterslown etc etc.
Ihle tialn connects at KKAPINttwt'h Fast Penn
sylvania HsllriaU trains lor A lento o tin. and the
Lchsn n Vell'.v train lor llsrrlpl.org etc i at FORI
CL1MON w tti i aiawi.sa IisilroaJ tr.ina tor 'll
lls nhorir. Lock Haven. Klmlra etc t at HaRKIM
H'HO viith Nerthein t tntrsl umherland Va lev. and
FrhuvlkiL and Susquehanna trains tor Sorihiliub'-t land,
Wilitamtport, York Chamtiersharv, 'Inetove, etc
aFIKKniiun kI'BKh
Leaves l'iHaielpil at l-so P. M, fi r Readtnu Potts
vlllo. llarrishnrg etc., connciln with Roaulng- and
Columbia Hal road t-am lor Co u-nlila, etc.
Kr A11N A( t (IMMODATION.
leaves Lc.dlns stCn A i . toniB atallwavsta
tlons. a rlvinit at Philiiflii,M at R n A. M.
Hrturninir. leaves Plnlatloiuhla at INr, M. t arrives
In Readlna at 7 M P. M.
1 rains tor t'lulaitpinhla leave llarrlhur at l A M.
and Pofsvllle at H 4ft A. M arrlvlna In I'lillailr-lnhla al
1'tfl p. M. Altetnnon trains leave liiirrishum at 1 In
P. W., Pot tsvUlo at i 45 P. At., arriving In Pbl.adelphla
at It 45 P. M.
II ARRISBFRG ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Rendiua ai 1 SO A M. and llnm nrst 4 10
P.M. t onnee, inir at Raoing with Anernnnii A ceo ti
ll" ilstlon south, at 6 Ml P. Al., amvln Id Phiiade.phla
910 P.M.
S srKft train, vttih pawnirer ear aitacned, leaves
I'M sill Ipt 'a at l'JJ.'intun for Reallna an i rltiot.
tlD Leavt a Kesdlna ai 11 Ju A. M and Downlnutnsra
at i'i'30 P. w.. lor Philadelphia and all wav sia I ns.
Ah i oe above trains run riailv, -unttav. em-pteC
Huniav trains leave pottsvllle at S-tiO A. M .and Fhl
laile T'hia at 3 15 P M. Leave Philadelphia for K'-adillg
at 8-00 A. M l te urnini- irom Rradlns at 4 75 P, M.
IllMKR VaLLI Y RAILROAO.
PasFencers lor rovninstown ami Intermedial points
tsko the 1-39 and 8-15 A. M. and 5'0 P M. trains from
Philadelphia, returning irom Downlngtown at II 35 A. M.
and lli-3" noon.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBCU1 AM) THE
W ErVT.
Leaves New Y'ork at 9 A M , and ro P M.. na.sinu
Reanltig at 1(5 and 11 53 A. M and 1 IM P. M , and eon
ntctihuat Ilarrlsburg vlth Prnnat !vanla and Nor horn
I t-utral Ballioail express trains lor Pittsburg, Chloatio,
Wil Iatnsport, 1 Imlra, llalt'inoro. etc.
Rf ttirrlnii, express train lesvea llarrtshnrff on rrlvtl
ot the l' i it npy Ivan In express Irom Plttsouru, at 1 and
P-fS A. It., and tl-15 P. M., passing Rending at 4 40 and
10 52 A Al.. and 11 SOP at, and arriving In New York nt
10 A. M and 2 45 P. M. Meepinu cars accompany the.o
t'alns through octween Jersei l Ity and PlttKhurg, with
out change.
A msll train tor New York leaves Hnrrtsbmjr. at 1 10 P.
M. Alal1 tralr tor Harrltbura U avrs New York it li H.
SCHUYLKILL VAlXKY RAILROAD
Tiains leave Pottsvllle at 7 and 11:10 A. M., and 7 15
P. M . lelurnlng Irom Timaqna at 735 A. M. and 140
and 4 1ft P M
t-CbCY LKILL AND SUSQUKUANNA RMLROAD.
Iramsleave Auhnrn at 7 50 A. M for Plnegrovo and
Harrlslmrg. and 1 50 P M. tor Plnegrove and Tremont,
returnlnv trom Uarrlshurg at 3 '20.P. AI., and from Tre
mont at 7'35 A. M. and 5 25 P.M.
TICKE'lH.
Through flrst-elnss tickets and emigrant tickets to all
the principal points In the North and wt and Canada.
the lollowitiK tickets are ohtnl able only at the ottlce
ot S. BRA Or OKI), Treasurer. No. 8 FOURTH
ptreet, I'hiladelnlna, or or G. A. NIcOLLS, General
Superintendent. Besolng:
COMMCiATION TICKETS
At 25 percent, discount, between any points desired,
io r lamllies at d firms.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 50(10 milts, between all points, $52-69 ench, for
families and dims
SEASON TICKETS.
For three, six, nine, or twelvo months, for holders
only, to all polutB, at reduced rates
tLRRGYMEV '
Residing on the line ot the road will be furnished cams
entitling themselves and wives to tickets at hall tare.
EXlUKblON Tl KETS
From Philadelphia to principal sta lens, good for Sa
tuidav, Sunday, snd Mondnv. at reduced fate to be bad
tn vat toe Jicnet Olllte. at TUli.Ti-lMli and CAL
LOW LULL Streets.
FREIGHT.
Gooss of all descilntious lorwarded to all the above
points irom the company's new Freight Depot, BROAD
ana vni.i.vw oirrcis.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia dally at 5 30 A M, 12-45 noon, and t
r. m.. tor Itiadlug. Lenttnon, Harrlsburg, Pottsville
Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for hII places on tne
rosd and Its Itsnches at 5 A. Al , and for the principal
sinuous vuiy 111 a j j r . jn. e 10
VTORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
JLi Depot third sueet above Thompson.
s'or BETHLEUEM. DOYLI-STOWN. MATJCB
CHUNK, EAST ON, WILLI AilbPOKT, and WILKEtj
da nnr-.
At 7 SO A. M. (Pxerass). for Bethlahem. AllMimwn
Munch thank, flazleiou, Wllllamsport, and WUkes
barre.
At 8 30 P. M (Express;, for Beth ehem, Easton, ete
reaching Easton at 6'45 P. M.
At 515 P. AI., tor Bcthiehem, Allentown, Alauct
Chunk.
For Dovlestov.il at 8 35 A. M., 2 30 and 4-18 P. It.
F01 Fort Washington at 10 A. Al. and 11 P. M.
For l.ansda'e at 6-15 P. II .
White curs ot t he Second and Third Street! Line Cltj
Passenger Curs run direct to the depot.
TRAINS SOR PHILADELPHIA.
LeaveBethiebem at 6 25 A. N. and 12 25 Noon, and
Leave l)oy estown at 6 40 A. M ., (-15 and 5 30 P. M.
Leave Lanrdaie at b'tlO A. 51.
Leave Fort Washington at 10 60 A. M., and I'll P. M.
ON UND AYS.
Philadelphia lor Keth enem at n A. M.
Philadelphia tor Doyiestowa at 2'30 P. M,
Loy les-town tor Phi adelphla at 7 20 A. to..
Bethli heni lor Philadelphia at 4 3ft P. M.
1 bronsh Tickets most oe piocuied at the ticket ofllci a,
TH1HD ftreet. or BERKS Mreet.
5 21 KI.LIK CLARK. Agsn-.
EST JKRSKY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
toot ot MARKKT Street (Ciiper Kerry),
ronimenclnu THtlRslivY Un si lj,a!
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AH FOLLOWS 1
6 A. M Mail, lor Biitigeton, Sulcui, and all lutormo
diute stations
DA.Al.Mull for Cape Alav, stopolne at Wooilhurv,
Glasxhoro'. Vlneland. aim AlLUvllle, and all stations
heow Ml lvllle. Due 12'35 M
8 1 . 11. Accommodntion. for Cape Hay. stopping at
Woodbury and Glasshoro, and all stations below Gloss
toro. Due 8' 5 P.M.
3 SO P. Al. Passenger, lor Blidsrctou, Salem, and all
tnteruied'ate siattons.
6 P.M.. WooUburv Accommodation.
T RETl'RNING TRAINS
Leave f ape m a 6 HO ana 11 A. U.
Bndgeton 7 A. M. and S-50 P. M.
" ba.em 5 15 A. M. und 3 35 V. M.
Freight will be received at Second Cohered Wharl
below WAlNUT Street, irom 7 AM. until 6 P. U.
'J bat received at or before 9 A. AI. will go through the
same day
Freight Delivery, No. 228 S. DKLAWAR'. Avenuo.
6 31 J. VaN RENBSaLaER, superintendent
1 Wrtit--plllL,AI)KLirHl'A AN0 ERi E RAIL
J OuU ROAD. 1 his great ine traverses the North
ern and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania, to the
City 01 1 rle on Lake Erie It has becu iou.d and Is
operated by the Pennsv vanla Haliroad C'ompany.
TIME OF PASKMnER1 RAINS Al PillLADr.L'Hl A.
Arrive Eastward Arie Mull Train, 7 Al.; Erie rx
press Tram. 1 P. M.
Leave Westward Erie Wail, P. M; Erie Express
lrpalsentier cars run through on 'he Erie Mall and Kx
uresa trains both ways between Phllude phla and t rle
v EW lOKli. CUNECil JX.
Leave New York at 0 A U.. arrive at r.rie 9 30 k. M.
Leave 1 ne at 4'45 P. U . anive at New York 4 10 P. Al
Kle'. ant Sleeping cars on a 1 the night trains.
For In orinaiioii respecting miHSenger bunness, applj
a corner 'llllh ilK ll and MAUKI-T S reels Phi a.
And lot ireieht business, of the t. ompsnv s Agent-i, M.
R. KiPkB:on Ji., corner 'Ihir'eentb and Market stree's
Plilliidelphiat J. u. Reynolds, trie; William B.own
Agent N. IJ K R., Baltimore.
11. r. hGIih'iO.-. General freight Agent. Phl'a
U. W. GWlNNFR Gencrul 'I tenet Agent, PhlU.
A.L. TILER itneral.--up't, W lliiausport.
TOR NEW ""YORK. THE" CAMDEN AND
J' Am hoy and Phi auelpblu and Trenton Kahroad
omi an 's Lines.
t RUM PHILADFLPHI TO NEW YORK
ard Way Places, from Walnut Street Waaif, will leave
as ioiIows, viu: FAUB
At 5 A. Ai., via Camden and Amboy, Accomn oda
1100 T-2 25
At 8 A W.. via Camden and Jersey City I- xpreas.... 3 HO
A t 2 P. M., via Camden und auiboy Express H on
A tBP. M , via Camden aud 'uibov Accommodation 2'25
Alii', k. via Camden uud Amboy Accouimoda-
Hon, 2d class I 80
AtHA. M.. 2 and 5 P U , for Viount Holly, Ewaiik-
vl le Pemhtrton. and Vincoutown. At 5 A.M.aud2
p. Al lorFreehod.
At 5 and 10 A. Vi 5i , 4, 5,8. and 11-30. P M. for Fisb
louse, Pelinvra. Rlverton Progress. Dolauco
Beverly. Edewater, hurmaton. Florence, Bonlnn-
towa. eie. 1 be lo A M. and 4 P. M. liues rua dirjof
LINES FROM KEN' INOT DEPOT WILL LEA M
A S KO IvLO V 14 J-
At 11 A M , 4 80 6-45 P M.. and P M. (Night) via
Kensington and Jersey City I xureas Lines, fuie S3 r
The tt-4' P. J. Line williuu dolly. Alluthers Suudayt
Au'iiVand U A. M.. 8. S S0 . nd 6 45 P. M and
idutght lor Brtftol.J reiiton. etc
At 7 and 1016 A.M. 12 M. 3 4 6 and 6 P. M., for Corn
vel's Tornsdale Ilolinesburg, Tacouy . Wlwluoralug,
HrlOe'biirg aud FrunktOrd, and at 10 15 A. U or
Bristol hell, nek's, Eddlngtou, and P. M lur Ltolmoi.
lam and Intermedia e siatlona.
At ' 30 A M Mid 3 110 P. M lorNMogara Falls, BuOalo,
Dunkirk t anandah.ua, Hinira, Ithaca. Owego. Ro
ches r Blnghsnipton. Ognego hyracusa Great Bend
Montrose H ilkesoarre Hvranton Ht-oudsburg, tVater
GaD 1 elvicre, Easton, I ainbertvllle sleinlngton
etc , he ' J0 I . M. Line COd Beets direct wlthtlie tralu
leaving Easton lor Mauch Chunk, Alleutown, Bothie
Atft'p. al?Vhr LambcrtvlHe and Intermediate stations.
Jnnel, ltoix WILLI A I 11. GAUUiirt, AgeuL
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BA
T1MOBK BAILROAD. - - ,, ,,
1IMK TABLET. ' - -
, roffimttirlti, MONDAY April 10 18B- Train Vrlll
i'." I'erMit coiner ot BROAD Street andWASHINU
1 N Ave pne. ss lollows 1
Press 1 rain at 4 15 A. H. (Mondavi exeepttid), f
Ballimoreand Washingtoa slopping at Chester, WO
mingttn. Newark, l-lktnn Notthat, Perrjvllle,HTrej
de Crace. Aberdeen, I'anymsn's. Magnolia, Chase's
Summer a Run.
Way Mall Train at 15 A. V. (Snndavl excepted), for
Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations between Phi
Istlelt bis snd (laltlinor-.
Delaware Railroad Train at A. M. (nndai ett
cptrd . (or I'rlneese Anne. llford, and Intermedial
tattora.
1 xirmTrsin at 11-45 A.M. (Sondava exoepted), tor
fsiurooi and Washington.
1 press l tain at I p M. (Sondava excepted) tnrBal
tlntnre 1 nd W ashington, stopping at heiter, I'lavmnnt,
v I nilrvten, Nenara, Hklon, Northeast. Pernrvlila,
Havie de G'aee. Alierdeen. Perryman's, Edgewood. Mag
nolia. bas s and btemmer s Run
Mvhtlxprrssat 11 p. M.,for Baltimore and Wash
ln(ton.
I a,ergrrsby Boat from Ba'timore tor ForiTest Mon
roe Norn Ik. City polni. and Richmond, will take tne
II 45 A M usln.
V1I.MISGTON ACCOMMODATTOV TtAIVS.
lopping at ad stations between Philadelphia and WIN
intntoii.
1 ir ritllarte'phia at . 11 15 A. M., 4 o. . and II 30
P.M. The 4'ao P. M. tialn connect with Delaware
l(a:lrsd'ny llarrlncron and tun-rmedinte stations,
lsvs Vtl.tnlnrlouat6 44 8 audi) 80 A.M., 4 and 8 30
1 rslna for Newcastle leave Philadelphia at A. M
4 :.u ria h P. M.
lHKDIt.ll TRAINS! FROM I1AI.TIMORB
Leave v ilmlni ton at 11 A M , 4 :l and 10 P. M.
Cllrs1r.fi FOh I IIIl ADl- LPHIA.
Leave t hester at 7 4, 8 40, Id 14 and 11 40 A' M., 4
It ,7 aid in: p. m.
Fl.OM BALI I MoRKTO PHILADFLPHI A..
I eaa I'.altlmore 7"5 A Al.. War tnnll. 0-70 A. M .
Fnores-. I l P. M.. Exptess. -35 P. A.., Express. 8 23
P. M..UW' .,v
1 n 1 rn itiLiinttitr.
leave Chevrrat 4 (lands 51 A. MandS18P. M.
I ave W llmlngton at 5 '43 aim 9 31 A. M. and 4 15 P. K.
r reitht Tmns with Passenger ars attscned will leave
aa lo iows: U Hniington lor t errwli'e and intermediate
sistieni at (5 P. M . Baltimore for ttsvre-dfi Grace and
intirn tdiaie statiors at 4 45 P. AI. Penvvllle lor Wll-
ni'nuon snd in ermetliatn slaiiona nt 5 00 A. to . con
necting at w ilailngton with 8 A. M. train forPhilsdol-
p. 1 rlA 1 1 HAinn.
Express Train al 4"ls A. M. mr ltaltlmore and Wash
Ingtoii s'oppmg at ( het r, Wl min.ton, Newark. Elk
ton, Nor liea-1 Perry vll.e IIin re-de-Grace, Aberdeen,
1 1 ri m n'a. Alsuno la. ,nse's and htetniner's Run.
Ml lit Kxpreiia.il p M tor Paitnoore and Washington.
icon nmdstion Irsln at II 30 P. AI. lor Wilmington
(ml Intermediate latlona.
B A LI 1 MORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave l altin.oreat g-25 P. Al . stopping at Ilavre-do-Penvvllle,
and Wilmington. Also a ons at F.ik
tou and A e sik (to take paetgers for Phi adelpnlaand
leave pafsenners from W ahlngton or Baltimore) and
tester to leave Diiwenarra noiu Eultimora or Wash-
Inpton.
Acrorrmoastion Tram irom m 1 mington ror 1 hlladel
phis and Intetnieulate stations at b "0 p. M.
4 10 11 F. K EN NEYSupeilntendjent
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
blMai ER AHRaNGEMENT.
Tne iraiua 01 11. e lennsy ivama t enuat Kail road
leave tbo Depot, at Ihiri.v-tlrst and Market streets,
which Is readied bv the cars 01 the Market Street Pns-
enger Railway, running to and from the Depot. The
last car leaves Fiont street about 30 minutes prior
to the departure of each Tialn.
On Sundays Care leave Eleven'h and Market
streets 45 nilun tes before the depuiture of each Trains
Mann's Baggage t xpresH w ill ca 1 for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders let. at the Office, No.
1 t hesnut street, will receive attention.
TRAlMI LKAVB KXI'OT. VIZ. I
Atall Tram at 8-H9 A. it.
Day Express at 10-00
Paotl Accommodation. No. I at 1 1 -00
Fast Line nd Erie Express at 12 00 M.
h airlrburg Accomuiodation at 80 P. AI.
Lancaster Accoiiniiooa'lon at 4f0 "
Paoll Accommodation No. 2 at 600
l litibargh am' Erie MaT'i at 9 00
Paoll Accommodation, No, I at 10 00 "
Philadelphia 1-xpiesst at 11-10 M
TRAINS AHltlVB AT DEPOT, VIZ. t
Cincinnati Expresst at 19-40 A. M
Philadelphia Expresst at 7'10
Paoil AccommoUation, No. 1 at 8 '.11 '
Columbia Train at 9 00
Lancaster Train at 12 40 P, 1C.
Fast Lino at 1 10
Paoll Accommodation, No. 2 at 4 In "
Day Express at 5-50
Paoll Accommodation, No. I at T3A
Uarrisburg Accommodation at 9 50 H
lal y, except Saturday, t Dally. X Daily, except
Monday. All other irainadallv. except Sunday.
Mttinnlng through Irom Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change ot cars.
Suuila Accommoduiioi Trains for Paoll and interme
d ute stiitlons leave Philadelphia at 900 A. M. ami 7 00
P. Ai., returning leave Paoll at 6 50 A. M and 4-50 P. M.
- TICKKT OFFICE
Is located at No. 6?1 Chesnut street, where Tickets to
all important points mav be procured and tall Informa
tion givmby JOHN C. ALLEN. Ticket Agent
rtlro at IbJrty-flrst and Market streets, on applica
tion to THOMAS II PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs dailv (except Sunday). For
full particulars as to fare and accommodations apply to
FK'NCIS FUNK,
. , No. 137 DOCK Street
The renrsylvanla Railroad Company will not assume)
any risk tor Baggage except lor Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars In
vaitie. All Butigage exceeding that umount in value
win be at tho risk of the owner, unless taken by special
contract 3 jj
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANT0WN, AND
NORRISIOWN RAILROAD. '
On and a'tcr WEDNESDAY, Mnv 16. 1866.
rOR GERMAN ! OWN '
Leave Philadelphia , 7. 8,1), 10 11, 12 A. M., I. 2. J'10.
5i. 4, 5, IH.U. 7, 8 V, 10, 11, 12 P. AI ' -...iv,
Leave Germantown 6, 7, 1.H, 8, 8 20, 0, 10, 11, 12 A. If.
1,2 3, 4.4M.0 HH. 7,8,0,10,11). 51.
Ihe 820 oown train, and rt and 5 up trains wlUnol
stop on the Germantown Itranch.
OS SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 910 A. AI., 2 a 5, 8. WH P. AC
Leave Geimantown 8 A M., 1 4. b'- fl!( P. M.
CHEcNLT BILL RAILROAD.
Leave PhlUdelphla 6, 8, 10.12 A. M., 2, H 5X.7,
and 11 P. Al
Leave t heenut Bill 710 minutes, 8 ( 40, 11-40 A. At .
1 40 3 40 . 5 40. 6 40. 40, and lfl 40 minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia O lOmlnutea A. At., 2, 5. and 8 P. V,
Leave Chexnut Hill 7-40 minutes A. At., 12 40, 6 40. and
9'25 unnu es p Al
FCK t ONSHOIIOCKEN AND NOKRISTOWN.
Leave Philaoelphiatt 8-35 minuies,. 11115 A.M.. IX. a.
44, 5K, b, 8 05 minutes, and US P. M. '
1 eavu Norrtstown AH, 7, 7 50. 9. 11 A.; M., IX, 4k, tit.
ardSP M.
ihe 554 P.M. tialn will stop at School Lane, Wlssa
hlckon, Aiauuyuuk, spring Mill, .tad coushobockeo only
OS hUNDY8.
LesvePhl alelphla9A. M..2M.4 ana 7 P. M.
Leave M orrlstow n 7 A. M 1, 8 H . aud P. il .
FOR MANa Kl'.ik.
Leave Philadelphia 0. 8 35 mlnuiea, 11-05 A. M., IM, S.
(t 6.,6S,816, and HH P. M.
wave Mauayuuk bit. 7, 8 20. IH.US. A. If., 1, 8. 6S
ON 81' N I) AYS.
LeavePMIadelphlaOA.M..andH P.M.
Leave Manavunk -,H A. M . 1),6 anuhM P. M.
W.t. WILrON. Genera1 r-uiwiintenuer t.
icpot NINTH attdGKEEM MtreetS
TTRE1GHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
J? 1 al. tho htltlons on Ihe CAMDEN and AM HOY and
connecting Kul roads. lNt hr AiEt DErATCH.
Th. CAAlDLs. AJlboY RAILIOAD ANT
TRANSPORi A HON tOPNY FREIGHT LIF.
lor N"-w 1 "rk wlli leave WALM'l' street WliaifatC
o'clock P Al.dni'y Suudnvs exci pled).
Frcieht must be delivered before 4s o'clock, to be for
y. aided ihe mine f'uy.
Returning, the atiove lines will leave New York at 1
noon auu t and 8 P. M
Freight lor Tietiton. Princeton Klntston. New Bruns
wick, end a. I points on tho 1 a mile u ana A in 00 v Rail
road; aiso, on the Lev acre Delaware auu Fieruing
too.tLeNew Jotsev. the Fieehol 1 ami .lainnsburs and
the Burlinutun aud Mount Holly Rutlroads, received
and lorwarded up 10 1 P Al.
I be Belvldere I e awnro liellroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh VaLev Rai toail, and at Mauun
kuchunk with a.l points oa the Du'aware, Laokawaana,
snd Western Rsi rosd, forwarding to nyracvse, Budaiu.
and other Doints 1 1 Western New York
the New Jersey haliroad connects at Elizabeth wlta
the New Jersey 1 entral Railroad and alNawark Willi
the Monis snd E si x Railroad
A silo memorandum, MieI'vlnn the marks and num
ber', tlilppim. and coi sn nee-, must. In every iiutauce.
be sentwitb each load 01 goods, or no receipt will be
g yen
N. B. Increased lacliitiea have been made lor tha
transportation ol live stock. Drovers are luvlrod to trr
Ibe route. Vt hen stock la lurnisned lu quau ltlea of two
carloads or more It w'l be delivered at the foot of Fur
tic b s ieet near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No. U
North River, as tfce shippers may designs t at tha time
ofsbipnent.
Fur terms, or other Information, apply to
WALT ITR FREI-Afi AN, Freight Agent
No. 220 S. IiKI.jW a tE Avenue. 1 hl udoiohia
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA KAILROAP.
On and aner MuNDAY, February 12 rwe dally
Oaii.swill run between Washington and L nchhurr,
connecting at Coiduvt le with Ylrvmla C"tral Eatl
roiid trains to and Irom Richmond as tu )w
M.ML 1R IN.
Iisve Washington dally ihundav r xrx-pted), at 646
A-Al , ana arilva at Lynchburg ai 5 45 P Ai.
Leave Lynchburg at 7 A. M. and arrive at Washing,
ton at 6 20 ! al.
RXrBF.SS TRAIN.
LeiTe Washington daily (including Sunday) at 6 01 P
M and arrive at Lynchbuig at 00 A M
Leave Lynchburg at 0 10 r. a1 rrlv at Waahtog ',
ton at 6 10A. M. .....
l olhtn.ius making alose connections at Lynchburg
fot all points South and Southwest, aud at Washing .ou.
lor Nor b aud Northwest
Flrst-elasa sleepin ears atUched to the n'ght trains.
The road Is attractive, not on y ioj ita comionabla
accommodations, but lor Uie fact fhst It pas. the now
bl-tone loca iUes 'ot Falrfsx.Bu.l Run. Manassas, Bris
toe, ( at ett's, Rappahannock. Cutpeper. Orange. ao4
Gordonsvl le. places ot unperlshable Uitetest la til
PCT,bJo.s'hUtdl'kets to sll points Houth and Boatkwest
ma be had to Boaion, New Tork. Phllad loble, and
deueral bupe biUudei,.,