TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 18GG.
OJLTY J IN TELL1GEN (JE.
IPw Additional Lccm Items see Ftfth. 1'au
Verdict of Cokonlk'b Jprt in the
Hakmhr Homicide. Joun Bnatmn, sworn.
Itustiftu i my uncle; I was com ag borne; I whs.
at PassyiinK road and Federal utieet, oo west
iide; 1 taw a tail eiy.rd man, diegeil la a linen
coat and paulp, throwing glasses and plates; he
a8 in troLt ot the bar; he was throwing tueru
in the kitchen door, the little door back of the
bar; could not ere an.ybod.y ; I saw a gun Ma
chaigrd from the kitchen door; I raw auo it two
leet ot the gun irom the door: it was pointed it
the man with a linen dusier on; In about a halt
an hour 1 was taken in the bouse by a police
otlicer; I saw a man (lend; I recognised nun a?
the man 1 saw throw plate at romc'jody in the
little back door at the end 01 the bar; 1 shw hun
throw some i ithes and bottleb on the counter; I
was three stci.s past the door on 1'nnsy link road
and heard the teport; I o d not see anybody in
the bar but the man with the 1mm dusier on; I
saw some men outside alongside of the carriage;
I did not see Mr. Uastian.
alary E. Peck, sworn Was at the house at
Fosejiinli road and Federal street at the time ot
the dilliculty; aw a carriage lrive up, and I
calico: Mr. Peck up, and Hamilton cot out witn
Mr. Planner; tbey all came into tlic bar-room;
1 think lSustian drank with them; don't thiuk
the driver drank; while they were drinkiuj;
Plntiey asked llarojer about some blood oa his
coat; Haruier tunic 1 round and aked Eniuey
what that he turned ana called bim hard
names; Finney walked away and sat down;
llarmer cnme'baclc and leaned hi hand over
the chair that Finney was sittimr on, and com
menced to call Finney all sorts of hard names:
Finney said, "llarmer, aloujr, you are an atter
cousldcration;" somebody tried to Kt Il.irmer
iut, but he would uot po; at I a l they not hiiu out;
heard some one say, "Let us po in and have an
other drink ;"' Fmiiey walked towards the side
doer on Federal street; I heard a scullle outside;
I saw Rastian and Finney come running m at the
front door; tbiy ran bvuind the bar; Itbinktaat
llarmer was the tirt who came in a tcr tins:
picked the tumbler up and threw it; picked up
dishes, glasses, and bottlep, and threw th-m
towards the kitchen; I did not see any oue be
hind the bar; 1 thotieht there was some one be
hind the bar, as I tsavv Wash. lUmilton throw
things down behind the bar; 1 oo not kuo
"what became ot linstian and Finnev; I was
standing beside the door when the etin weut oil ;
the gtn was iu tue kitchen; saw it there that
day; 1 heard the report of the un; I saw Bastian,
come out of the kitchen door, through the sitting-room,
and out of the front door; I came out
ol the side doir, and aked lor water to wash
his head; basdan made no remark; Finney sail
nothing; did uot see the eun hred: heard the
report, and sav llarmer stacker back and lull ;
don't know who snot the gnu.
Charles II. Smith, sworn I was on duty on
Wednesday nieht about hall-past eiht: By. ian
came in and asked tor chief lingeries; tie said, "I
waut to give m.vsclt up," and that be had shot a
man; I atxed him it he had killed luui, and he
haid he did not know; while 1 whs iu conversa
tion with him the Coroner can e iu and said the
man was Murdered, and that it was ex-Alderman
llarmer; Iiastiau asked the Coroner if he was
dead, and the Corouer said ves; I then took him
down ttairs aud save him to tne turnkey;
Bubtian sa d his lile was in danger and he shot
him in self dole- e.
William L. Hirst, sworn Ilia testimony was
about the same as Oliiccr Smith's.
The other evidence elicited was somewhat
siiinlur in its general character to tuat given
above.
The lury returned the follow'.n? ver lict:
That said James T. Hurmcr came to Ins death
irom the eUects of a gunshot wound inflicted by
the hands of Jacob Bastian, at the bouse of
Joseph Peck, corner of Passyunk road and
.Federal sneer, on the night ol August 1, IfsiiU,
during a tie he in which tuo lile of Bati.in was
in danger irom the said Janus T. llarmer and
Washington Hamilton.
Difficulty in a Hkpuulicax Politi
cal Melting. An adjouruud uiect-.nir of Ue
publiciin citizens of the Fourth Congressional
District was held last evening at (Jneu Hill,
Seventeenth and Poplar streets, at which Air.
Ileunershoiz presided. The nieeunar was called
to discubs the propriety ot a change ot repre
sentation in the Distiiet."
After some preliminary discussion on their
purposes, sonic resolutions were ollVred. Amou
hese the most prominent weie, that it is
lit solved, 1 hat ait citizens and members ot the Na
tioual Colon party ( Republican). vo c mm aud as
sort the riflit ol assembling una exerossiiur our
views mid ouiuious iu rcpard to the cour.-o putsu.o:
Lv our Kt'imseutativo iu the Congress tlio United
States, sua ol suyiii? whether he should havo our
continued support in that capacity or uot.
lino vi it, ii at, durmir the post five ears. In this
State, our party has teen kuon as tho ".Na'ioual
Union party," uuu we irote-t atiaiust any cliauire
in tlio nuiuo by uuuuihorized persons.
Alter some private discussion the resolutions
just otlered were voted on, aud, in conclusion,
Mr. Evans submitted the following :
Itetolved, That in the Hon William D Ke Icy we
have had a man wlio ua renr. tcniod tae people of
the district, aud we mo.t heartily pledjio ourselves
to secure his rciioni. nation.
Agreed to.
In the course of the discussion all the speak
ers on the minority side denied being "Johnson
men," but claimed to be radical Republicans
who were dusati.-ticd with Mr. Keliey's course.
KEPOBT9 OF THE GlJAEDIANB OF THE
Poor. A stated meeting ol the lWard ot Guar
dians was held job terday afternoon, Prenideat
Erety in the chair. The Steward repor ed the
house receipta at $1618. The Storekeeper re
ported having received since his last report
lorty pounds of forfeited buttsr. The Oat-door
Agent repoi ted receipts from support eases at
m-G8; eruiKrant tit, $153. The Houre AL-eut
xepoited lue census oi the House ou Saturday,
Aumist 4, at 2808; increase over the same time
last year, 314; admitted within the hist two
weeks, 2G1; births, 12; deaths, 33; di'-charses,
133; elopnuents, b"2; indentured, 4. The number
granted lodcmps within the I ist two weeks was
49; meals, 142. The number of healthy males
under (iO years ot nee is 117; in the working
men's wing. 309. Total males and females in
insane department, 61)5. Total males, 1203;
total females, 1GG5. The Buard of Visitors sub
mitted their monthly teport. The whole num
ber receiving out-door relief duriug tue mouth
ot July was 14.J7, oi whom 34 were lorelgners,
and 736 children. The total expeurjiturfs were
$CbO75. Tae Steward's requisitions were ap
proved. ChAeged with Arson. Elizabeth Katar
son wa charaed beiore Aldcimati lieiil. r ye
tetday with having net tJie to a lot of weafius
apparel, iu the house No. 9 Courtland place, ou
the 6th of Julv. Dr. Blackburn, Fire Marshal,
testified that he had ben sent lor to examine
into the cause ot the Bre; ho found on viiitiug
the house that the accused occupied the seconM
story front room, and had access to the bath
room, where the tire occurred, for the purpose
of geitiufr water. The first s'.orv was rented by
a Mr. linn, aud the thud story by another
family. There have been frequent disputes
among the inmates. Tin testimony did not
connect Mrs. Kaerson with the buruiu1.' in any
n.anner. The Aldermaa reserved his decision.
Launch of a Schooner. Yesterday
morning, at 9 o clock, a haudome schooner was
launched from the shipyard oi Taylor & Matbia&,
at Cooper's Point, New Jersey, t-he is named
ih Maaaie '. Smith, and Is intended for thu
coasting trade. She ia being built for Captain
Robert Grace, of this city, and baa a capacity
fit uhniit three hundiei ton". Her value, when
completely fitted out, will be $20,000. Several
other tine' vessels are buildmg at Cooper's Point.
Accidents. John i'ay. twenty years old,
resininsr in Teuii street, aDove vine, was run
over yesterday by the Philadelphia Hose car
riaee. and bad both legs tniured. lie was re
moved to the noHDital.
Henrv Sellers, tweutv-one vears old. was also
admitted into the Hospital with an arm terrinly
crushed, bv having it caucrht in the rollers at
Ferry's rollin;; mill, at Phceuixvlllc. Ton injured
Ii mo was ttiiiDutateu.
Slight Fikeh. About 11 o'clock yester
day nor ma it an alarm ol tire was caused by a
i light conllbgrailon oi Filer's pianino-mill, in
Fi'Ueutn Mnet. near Chesnut, bt the flam""
wire extinguished beiore any material inury
a e'onr.
Shortly after one o'clock a slight tire orxnrred
in a boat shop, on beach street, above Marl
boiougb. Yesicrday morrlng, at halt-past, ten o'c'ock. a
slight tire occurred at No. 2001 Catltou s'reet.
A dwelUig in the rear oi Nos. 1!)30 ana 1931
Lombard street was damaged by fire lat even
ing to the extent ot abou. $500.
Statistics of tiie Watkb Works of
Philadelphia. The lolloping Mntcmeut shows
tne number ot gallons of water pumped by the
works during the mouth of July:
GaJUmt of Average Ao.
Work. water pumpnl, vr it y.
I- ait nmuut 828 804 HH8 26,703 040
cluvikill S4 7UUH40 2.7M 181
l)elwar 18i0J7 4)0 e.iHI,0'2
1'wenivtourJi rt ard.. 824 li!0 2W2ito
Ue rniaiiiow d 17 UH8 000 707 93
1,184 683 068
88,402,088
New Organization. The honorably dis
charged otliceis ot the HKth Kcilmeui Peunsyl
vat.ia Volunteers recontly held a meetinn,
and organized permanently, by the adop
tion ot n conct tut ion and the election ot
the tollowintrollicers: President, Brevet' 'olouel
George B. Wanner; Vice-President, Cap'ain Alex
aiidcr S. Gardener, Jr. ; Treasurer, Caotain Jaeoo
Kinesteel; Secretary, Adjutant C. S. Deir. The
association 1b intended to perpetuate the memo
ries aud friendships of the lute war.
Cask of urowmno ix tuk Delaware
Yesterday aiternnon two small bovs weut into
the Delaware, at Dickersou street wharf, to
bathe. They got bcond their depl n, aud one
ot them, named Robert .1. Wade, eight years
old, whs drowned. The other boy was rescued
by a lad about twelve years old, whoso name
was not ascertained. The body of young Wale
was lecovefd, and conveyed, in the amb il nice
of the South work Hose Company, to the resi
dence of his patents, Fourth street, below
Morris.
Drowsing of an Us known Man. An
unknown man, about thirr.y years old, was
drtiwned last evening at Smith's wharf, below
Cliesuut strict. The body was recovered. He
is about bve leet eight incnes high, and has
brown hair and havy moustache. His dress is
a linen duster, black pants with a small white
dft in them, white bhirt and an merino tinder-
shirt. On his richt arm are the initials "H. M. ;"
on the lctt aim, in India ink, a boot; supposed
to be named II. B.Morgan, Mo. 1j3U Wood street.
Coroner's Inquests. The Coroner held
au inquest yesterday on the body of Thomas
I'rcscott, who died ot cholera on an oyster
seroouer uovt n tue uciawnre.
An inquest was also held on the body ot Mary
Ennis, who was drowned on Sunday afternoon
in the Delaware, at Utis street wharf. The
uame ol the man w ho was drowned in an at
tempt to rescue her was Mr. Wilbam J. Cameron
Commencement of Term. The Ausust
term ol the Quarter Sessions commenced yes
terday morniug. Judcre Pierce presided, in the
absence ol Juuge Ludlow, who is to hold the
present term, but was detained by sickness in
Lis laruiiy. J. jvi. Kicnaras was appointed lore
man ot the Graud Jury. The Court adjourned
until Friday next. The constaDle returns will
be received on Monday next.
DTItTnEB HEARING OF U.K OF THE
Late Rioters.- Wi.liam Watt, who is charged
wim btuuuine: reter lung, in Almond street, on
l-ruiay last, uuriuc an alarm ot lire, had a hear
ine yebterdav, on habeas corpus, before Jud
P erce. The surgeon at tne ho.-pnal testified
that King was out ot dancer. Tne accused wes
allowed to enter Dan in $iiuu to ausacr the
charge of a'-sau It and battery with intent to kill,
Accident on the Prnnstlvania Rail
road. In spite ot the care taken Dy ill i-. road
to keep the crossimr ot their road aud tne lies
tonville Passenger ioud cleaied, there are aoci
dents in qiieuttv occurring. Lust niu'ht an it a
known white man was run over and killed at
the crossiUH.
A Large Engine. The eypnder for the
new Corni-h ei gme lor the Koxbornugh Wa'er
Wotks Wfis ciiot on Saturday. It is 72 inches
lore and 10 teet btroke. This cylinder is 12
inches largtr thau any now used at the Works.
Fines and Penalties Turned In.
The lollowiug named Committuig Magistra a
are the only ones that have yet paid hues aud
peuuliit' received by thm during Jilv Join
t'loufls, $50; Levws Ciodbou, 152; und J. li. Mas
sey, $(ifi.
Election of Delilqaxhs. The Fiist
Dibtricl Nationiil Johnson Convention has
elected the lollowing delegates to the 14'h of
August Convention: Joseph Orr, Samuel J.
Randall, John li. Mintou, Ueorge W. Kebinger.
GitAPNELS. The Chief Engiueer of the
Water Department has had placed iu convenient
piace, jit all me Water orks, prapuels to be
used in savii.g the lives of persons who may fall
overboard.
Mill to be Rebuilt. The Tacony
Print Works, laielv destroy ed bv tire, are to b
rebuilt as soon as the ruins can be remove 1. It
is dci-igiied to put up two-storied building",
instead ot four-storied, os before.
Abbival of a Steamer. The steamship
rropoiUis artived at this port yesterday from
Liverpool, via Boston.
GAS I-i I Gr II
TOE THE COUNTRY.
FERRIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC GAS
MACHINES
FOB PRIVATE HEPIDF.NCES, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHURCHES, ETC
FUKMBHINO FROM TEX TO BIX UUJUUtL
LIOUTS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
This machine la guaranteed ; does not pet out of outer,
and the time to manage It la about five uilnutes week.
The simplicity ot this apparatus, Its entire 'reedom
ficin danger, the cheapness and quality Oi the .lgbt over
ailoiheia, has gained to it the tavotable opuuon ot
thoae acquainted with Its merlta. Ibe names ot those
having und them for the last three years will be irlven
by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Where the machines can be seen tn operation.
FERRIS A CO., Box Ul P.O.
Rend fora ramphlet, 6 19 2ua
fHfl AKCH PTREET. OAS FIXTUKES,
V" 1ZCH iNDEMKH. BKO ZK 8T ATT ARY, Eru
VANKlltK A l ' would repectiu ly dire Jttba at'oa
tlon af thai' irbnds and t ie aubilo generi 'y, to their
laige and eleaart assortment ot C, n fix TURKS
IlANIIELlFKS. and ORNAMENTAL UUOmZK
wimtn i hi. wishing handsome and thorounhlr
madeCoodt, at vory reasonable prieea will tlnd It ti
tueir aavantage to ive us a mh ueiui pur. nasiog eise-
"m"'. Soiled or tarnished flxtuies raflnUbed with
I special car and at reasonable prices.
i dm VANKIBK k CO.
COAL.
O
NE TRIAL
SECUKKS YOUK CUSTOM.
WHITNEY & HAMILTON
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL.
AND BITUMINOUS
C O .A. L ,
No. C35 North KLYII1 Street,
Above Poplar, Enat Nld.
62
JAMES O ' li II I K .
DEALER IN
LEEIGII AND SCHUYLKILL COAL
BY THE CAKOO OK PINOLE TON.
Yard, Bread Street, fcelow Fitzwater.
ha constantly on hand a competent supply of the
i ovc superior coal, sui auio tor lanu y auo, to
which he calls the attention ot his iriuuds and the
.ub 10 Ketierally.
Orders lilt at No. 205 South Fifth ttreot, No 32
South seventeenth street, or tnmugh Despatch oi
Post CiD.ce, promptlv attended to.
A SUl'fclUOR tiUAUl'l' OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 76 5
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
S. W. COKNEK OK BBOAD AND CALI.OWHILl
ST KEK 18,
Offers the eelfbrau d Wtsi LeblK'b Coal trom the
Greenwood Colliery, stoTe, Igf nu beater nlr.e f7-W:
uttt)ftO A mo, tlie Tery superior HolmyUl 1 tlunl,
from the Keeve&dale t oillcij .Nutoize blil) All otlier
sizes tl (in
All ( onl warranted and taken back Hoe of expense to
the Bonliaper. Ii not as reprtscultd. AUto, tlie Coal fur
ttltta 11 not lull welnht. Jllita
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CIIESNIT GROVE W11ISKY,
No. M5 Sorth THIRD Street.
It anvthlDB itas named to prov, the absolute purk
ol tills Wblsky, the IcIiohIhk certificate' should dolt
There Is no a coholic siiuiulum known coniUiiuidingsaol'
etinn.ini,aliou 1 on, suCn lilt-h souices:
PniLADELi iiia, September 9. IftiS
We bare carenlly tested the sample ot HLSNifi
Gl.OVl WHISKY which vou send us, and flnu tlmt ti
contulns kom: of hie l oti-osois si bstanck known a
H til oil Tvhxh Is Hie characterist'o and injurious in
siedient of the -wblt-kies In genera use
ilUOTH, UAUHK'IT S CAMAC,
Analylcal cbeuiUU
Kew York Septembers lww
I have analyzed a sample oi ClirM T lii;(Jt
VHlhKT received roni air i harles Wliarton Jr.,
1 bliaueipMii! und havlnf; carulullv tcs ed It, I ait
piei.st d to state that It is entire y fi:kb pkou poimoxou
or helkiei lot s siihslunees It la un unusuallv pur
una hucHavorcd quality ot wlilskv.
James k. chilton, m. D.,
AnuLvtlcal CheuiU
Boston, March 1 1859
1 have made a cheml'fll analysis ol coumierc'ul -ism
pies ol ClJl',lM''I GliOVK W ai.-KV which pi ovchu
be Irrc litm the heavy l usil Oils, und peneoly pure un
nniiilul'crated 'I bp tine flavor ot this whisky Is derive
lioui the iTi in iireu in manulacturinu It.
lespecttuliy. A. A. I1.YEh. M I)
htate Assnyet, bo l(i lloylston stiect
lor faie rv 'rrrei.derpl'onn. or botu atNo-225ortr
T111UU Street PnUade.phia. 41
M.
NATHANS & SO N S
I M P O l T K 11 s
OK
BRANDIE3, WINES, GINS
Etc. Kto.
No. 19 North FRONT Street.
l'lULADELPUlA.
MOSES KATHAH8,
HOKATK A. Tl ATff AT4S,
(lULAMlO S JiATlIAIlS. 1 1 9lU
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
P Koch steam wmm
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
Vn hen lravn to diaw tour oaitlculur attention to out
new Frtucb Meani Scouring l.nabliuu tut iheltrstauiJ
only one ol Us a.uu in mis city v euo notave, nui o.i
a ibn leal iroces tea ore Ladles', U.nt emeu's, an
1 tiliuipn'. Carn.enta to ibeir orlulual tuato. wiiuou
injuring thtm In Ue leant, bile gieat experience auo
the best n atuluery trom France euuble us to warrant
per ect satiaiacnon 10 a l ho may avor us with tbeh
i.atrnnaue. LADIES' DUKhStl1 O' ever, desci ption
wither without 'irlmm'nKfl, are cleaned and UdIhIiou
wllliout being taken apart. wnotDor uie coiur is genuiu
uri!nVrR 'lnaka and Mantillas t urtalna Tab e Covers
Carol ts Velvet Hibbojis, Kid Cloves, etc. cleaned ami
reoiiisbed In the beai manner Hen lemen'a summer
and Inter Clothing c tuned to pertecti n wlthom In
jury to the stud A.so Flags aud liauueia All kinds oi
s laics r moved without c tailing the whole All ordti
are executed under our iu mediate supervision anil
tatlFtaction auaraDterd in every Inn1 ante A call am'
examination ol our process ropectlully solicited.
ALBLD1LL iV MHX,
12mtbsii o. MO RACE HtiecL
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
ras PHILADELPHIA fUKGEONb
OfjTv BANliAO. INS'lTUTE. No. 14 N
ifij-- - mmm btreet. above JttarKet. it.
IVT HT, alte' thirty venrs' nructlca exiitri"nce
guarantees lie skilinl adluntmeni oi bs I'remUu
l aunl i.raduatinr 1 romie Trusa, and a Vanetv
others Nui porters. Kiasiio Stockings .--iiiiu oer Hrao
run nr., r un ih'ubuiicb, rib, aiolluieuiB
ducted by a Lady.
MONUMENTS, T O M li S,
GTIAVF-STONES, Etc
Just completed. beautiful varletr ot
ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS
TOMBS ADD GRAVE-STONES.
Will be sold cheap for cash.
Work sent to any part 01 the United BUtes.
HEN It Y 8. TARR,
M ABB LB WORKS,
Iwfml
No 710 CfiEFN Street. Phllu-""-!!!,
T- ixinBriPt! DTtAWlIW CARDS.
A BEAU-
JJ tiful seiitsot views, flfieeil In number deslgnel
JJ tiful seilsot views, fifteen m numDe
loTtbe Instruction i of
oaekaae .Wllb the EVF.NINU 1 r.LEOtt
YOIilC ctlri'EB tc.,wlUbetotuidi.iivaal
UU. NEW
sale at tne
a-. I. r. n n c, i n .
mvivrn and rnriNilT Htreata.
VI Z J- -3Q .
f rorlimoiiniiics, fli
AW 3 roi'ifullos, 1 1 1 l
( i DrcKsln;; tusi-s, f 3
5 $ BuiiUfW Cttscs. E- nf
II waniNu . Ladioaandacnta'Pl '',,t'JlL'"olll
II OlkH i I made Into il
Il Ton it 3 Batchela and i ) .u hfU, II
11 M.Kn?K T"V0Uin Bags, g J)
yuuKH. In all elyles. -
AMUSEMEPJTS.
QHAND NATIONAL CONCERT
TOR THE BENEFIT Or THR
SOLDI EIIS' AND SAIL0HS'
NATIONAL 0RPHAN8 HOME FUND,
rDitn AtaricKS f the
fcOLDlERS' AND SAILOKS' UNION,
v ASblNGlON, D. C,
AT GROVEK'S THEATRE,
On Thursday EveLing, October 11, 1803.
3CU,PC0 tlcknti! at tl ec!i 7S.fl0 presents, valued at
2.V ,1 CO. consulting of Fine Kenlilonoen, Lou. l'lanog,
IiltiniondR. Jewelry, 8llverre, etc e,c,
Ibe insnv swindling chemes tit have been pre
sented to the public, during he past few months, somo
nbtit delayed our Bles, until we were alilo to sa Is y the
paoole tbroUKhoat tli country that this enterprise wai
genuine, and scileiv lor charitable puipoxos. The 1'lrec-
tors are confident of the sale oi cvory ticket, and have
allotted sufl clrnt time to guarantee the saes without
any luriber postponement.
TICKETS CAN HE OBTAIN ED AT THE OFFICE Oi'
WILLIAM E. OWENS,
'o. 527 CHESS CT STREET, Philadelphia;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN TIIE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
F. NOLEN & CO , ticnoral Agen s,
No. JIO West FOURTH Street, Wilmington, Del,
MANAGING DIBECTOBS.
Major 11. A. II LL,
1'irsident Ko.dlera' and 6ui ora' Union,
Colonel CHAR1 18 E CAPEQaKT,
Major M. 11. ALBK.RUEK,
W1LUAM 8. MOUSE.
TREASCRER.
J It. IIUTCHINHOM, Esq.
Cashitr Nullonni liaua oi tiie kituropolis.
TRFASt'KT IlKrARTMRNT, )
OFPlCg OF 1MKUN.IL IvBVF.SIlB '
V AK1I1NC.TON, dun '11 106 )
Whereas II A Hall and o here, as iaiiainii oireu-
torn" o the 'Oraud tionl concert," to be neld in
asliiLtion. I'. C, on .he nX oi Au-ust next nave inaoe
Cue tpp nation to i.. t lephan, Co itctor o1 lnte iial
Lex line lor t tie Collection Dietrkt ol the D.ntrl t ot
lolumbla, lor in ruilmiun to ho d a lottery, raille, or
Lilt euicrnrire, ami pnavnted to tiim satWl'actorv ovl
denco tbut the proceeds ot said lotlur., ratlin, ot vlt't
micrprlso til re uevo.ed to cliaritab e uses permission
Is l,erfli framed to eu h ".Managb g lilrectora" u bold
such lotttr, rulllu. or giti enierprse rce from a . ch.ro,
wlie'l.er tro n tax or liccnae. In respect to such lo toiy,
rathe, or fclit enterprise. E. A. KOLLl NS,
commissioner.
All orders must be addressed, wlthstnmns Inclosed to
Wll.l.l ,M N. MllltK
Secretary Soldiers' pud Sailors' a ional Coiwurt,
wastiliiK'i'n, L C .
Lock Bux Mo. 31.
We refer, bv permission, to
aior-i.eneral " Intleld ,i. Hancock, IT. 8. A.
l.imral Kobeit C ftcbtnek, M. ... Ohio,
(.eneral Hiilbiri E Palno, M vJ , Wis.
t.eueru. Jtbn 11. Kclchain M C..S.Y.
(.(iicrul .lumen lilunt Kunsaa.
(.(uiTulJ f.. Ucuunck, liwa.
(.iiiirai 11 C. Ale aliuin, 1). O.
1. intra o v Uavt. n, js i .
hon. i liomas V terry. M. t'., Vlch.
tiou l.ci.rn' l.awr.ino Jl. c., 1 euua.
1). ('. l ointy Ksc. 1). .
J.BlorJ i . Doutiity, N. Y.
Ik n. liiiliaul ii null, .Mayor ot wasuingion, u. u.
l.on l.cury C Iitiuinu, Ai. , onii.
l.on. Y lien (.'. InKOrsu 1. j. . t 111.
bull, hulliui'l J Kamlali JM. . I eunfl.
lion T l.iri;eo .m C, New Y.rk.
II n. Htm? i son C. h. B.
luu lia Harris, I' t.
In u. 11 t . ie. v.
Hon Ko lan V. hali y M C . Ve Va.
I on V l luui i) heliey Ai . reuna.
lion A.H.i atlin, M. t ., N . V
1 on.Leoi.anl men m . i. , i enna.
1 tu. W ln.ni A. hcwt'H. M '. N.J.
Hon Ceore W. Juliiin Al.C Iud
IK n teiilicn r . v hhud, m j. reuiiu.
Hon. J. li Uiinel, M i'.. Iowa.
;ajorU. M. Van lUiren, N. Y.
t en K. li Haves M. ..Ohio.
II. n. 1. Holmes M C, Newjork.
lion. (1. H-l ai nam M W.Va.
i' n. Jnmes A. mui in, i f"3" . ...
Hon. IhomasT. Davis.M CewlorK i ti ira
n ffiSi
T STREET THEATRE.
et above Tivelftn.
Ih Management respeettully announces to tho nub
II iha Ibis establishment wi i be c osed lor tlve nlgliti
In or. cr to Five proper rehears il to the powerlui new
bceulcauu atlollal riay, iiiiiiiiu .,.
h -t A I AT OR, Tlirj R ,AV c.o J? 11D rf n.
'Mm iniitrntn scenes of tills nluv rn'iulro the entire
nee ot the stuge, day and night, ior the ubovii-naiiieil
tlu e. In order io make preparations to render hem
with pioper vuect, tucreiore tue mnim oiumu
and . . . ...
KlOFlilED HATUKI'AI Ll.iuu,auiisill,
p, ben will be piooucea, ior 'iie .,,..,.
r 1 hM i l i.il r in r ni .
BvCCABT; Oil. THE KNAVtS F UlE PACK,
with a most powetl'ul cust, now scenery, warm one,
afcpoimmeutii, etc.
WALNUT S 1 K K K T L H K A I It K
N E. corner ot JilNTU and WALNUT Stronls.
IRlUWl'BAM I TitlUMPHiNl l
' ....., n I. XT T J DITII .liLI Dill ,
IINljI 1 I HE V ,1 UliiAlbUIlll.l,
UREA. BU''CES8 OF
ALaDDIsl
THIS iTucsdav) FVf NiNH, August i,
second night oi ihe Orli nial Paeantoi
,LA1,D1N0R Tilu. WONDs-KKULLV'P.
Almloin wlss Lille tljrmou
us uerlurmed bv her In mis city ior over
FOI RTEeN WEI-Ki.
ALADDIN EV'KY KVIv.-Ntu.
V
A LEW 8 (LiAlfc Mll.L.l!.lt) IVl.Mf.U
OAhDKN-Nos -Tii vir B,
ii KAMI liSlivu Ji x vijsijjiii
MUIU'LY.
P.y two large and efficient Orchestras.
1 0 NIGH I ,
Ana EYE BY NIGHT In connexion with our
EXCILSIOBbTKI.su BAND,
a Brass Band, coitpiisliig tne best AriiaW in the city
will per.orm. B fi.fcnw.
Our spacious 01111 uier Uar-icn, artistically laid out
witu bhrubbery r oiiiiibiiis etc.
IN 1HC trtliiE'n 1 ' . u . w . -,
i.'...ioii. ..1 unii.t uir I.' . v ILIES. tho host of Creams
and other Uelreshuients will be served. 8 1S
GYMN ASIU 31
VOR LADHI. OKSILEHtS, A1J c-UlLUJltb.n.
OH.'..' '.I.'iU Vll'lll i 1 1 lu.'ll '111 1.1. 1-1
N. E
I DKM.tt lie i.. 1 " ' ..... . j . u u .
OPEN .VEUY DA Y A Nil EVENING,
ALL rvui.tn
Bodl'y eieiclse Imparls health and strength th beat
rev en live acainst sickness c- the omliig
6244U1 iro esors UlLLEK RAM) LEWIS.
. mnr. nTiVfW WITTfMI WV. MAMfT.
Tf'ii facture recommend themselves. We pioiulso
tu our pairona vtwr uc.u'i , -
ship ourabiiiiy. ami reasonab e prlcea cmnb ned with
a mil auarantee For sale on y at NO. M7 WaLNUi
trPPt. A.tvn u ivnvinTnDf vrn i"'A
TO RENT.
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VFNTILATED
ROOM, ON TIIE SECOND FL00U
OF THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South TUIltP Street,
TO RENT,
With or without isteam power. Apply io the
oilic?, first floor.
RAILROAD LINES.
Tr K A 0 I N O R A I L H O A V
X tiKF.AI TRttK LIN ,
KOH HHLMllLI HI IO 'Hfc IMf.RIOB O
lEMSMLVAI , IHE hi Ht VI.HIi.l,, UoUR
I A S N A . I MliFPLvfcD A. D WYOMING V vl,
II YH THE Ki.KlH, OKlW.81. AND Tdt
AN1)8.
SUM Ml K ARHANOKMKNT OP PaSENOER
1KAKN June 4 1H;8
leavlrr -tie I oninany's Iepo . at THIRTKENTII a
( A I 1 1 Willi L Mreets t bliadelphla. at the lo.low n
hours :
MOflSIN't ACCoMMOnTIO.
At 1'DOA.ki.ior Kc.rm an Intermediate Statlo
fcOb.N 'hO f XI KaSS.
At 6 15 A. tl. or Kiaiiinv. Lebanon Iiarrlsnnr Pot
Mile. lli,rove Tsmaqua unhurv, Villlams.io
I Iti.lrn, lii cl,s er Mn.ara Fa s, Huffalo. A Icntow
IN llkifb'irre 1 ltl on, York, t nrilale, ( hambersbur
l.'riersuwn tc etc.
IMe tiain connects at READINdwih Fast Penn
'Vlvunla Latin ad trains tor A lentown etc . and tne
Itlku n l.ty train lor Harrisburg etc it POKl
C11MON w tb I a'awirsa Kr.ilroad trains tor 'll
iln astrrg. Lrca liavin. Unilrn no i at Il.RUH
'I1C with i rthern ( entml t umbcriand Va Icy. and
f- c 1 1 1 m I k 1 1 , and Siifqurtiannn trains tor Nurilntiuh 'i l.iu.l,
Wil lam . port, York Chnmberbury, "Inegiove, etc
, , aFIEK OO APUK'N
Leave l hllaoelpl la at a P M, for Itcadlng Potts
vllle. Ilairirtiurg etc., connecting with Reading and
( i lumbia Hal road t Bins lor Co nnitila, etc.
Kl A 111 Ml l Oil atOPATION,
Leaves j.fLdtng at 6 CO A . , atonpinir atallwaysta
Hons, a living at i'hllatlrlnhla at ft Al A. M.
H turning, leaves Philadelphia at 8 09 1. M. I arrives
tn lieadinii at 7'M P. M.
1 rains tor r iiilaileihhla leave liar 'shurv at 8 W A M
ard Pot svllie at 8-4ft A. M arrlvlnir In l'lillailolDhbi at
110 P M. Aiteinoon trnlns eavo Harrtsliurg at 2 10
I'. M., I'otisvuie at a 45 1'. M., arrtvltig in fhl adelpbla
i)ARLl?iaHO At COM MOD TIOV
Leaves Hci riinu si 130 A. M.and Hnm. nr at 4 10
T M I ounce Ilia al Rra.ilng with Anernnnn Accom
intdatlon south, att'U P. Ai arriving in Philadelphia
9 111 P. M.
A arket train, wl'h passenger car attacied, loavos
riil om lit la at Vl 4f neon for Heading au au wav st:
itns Leaves Jvcudlnu a II 3' A. M ana Downiuutown
nt IJ-ii' I . ior i in ancipiiia an" ai way a a I 'lis.
Alitaeahove rains run uuiiy. umiiv cx-eptc.
Kiinmv trains leave loltsvllle at MM) A. M .and Phl-
lnc'e i bla at I IS 1' M Leave 1 hradelphla for Keudiug
at e(JU A. at. ; ic nrnina rom Kcaninir at 4fo f il.
tills H V LLK Y KvlLKOAl
Pasreni rrs lor Downlncti wn and Intermediate omnta
take he l ie ai d K ft A. M. and ft 0 P M. trains Irom
I'M adelphla, returning irom Iiownlngtown at 6 35 A. M.
auu ifA noon.
NEW VOUK EXPhES PITTSBUIiQ AND THE
r.n t .
Leaves Sew York at 1 A M.. and R'fri P M.. nansinff
leaning at lift and 11 6.1 A. M and 148 P M , and con
niitu uai llarrisburg wlib I'cnnsi vanla nnd Nur licrn
(ntral Ballinad exprefs trains lorpittiburg, Cblcotio,
W ii lamsi ort 1 Imira, lialttmore. etc
LtuiTiii., optti-s truiii e-.v s llarrisburg on arrival
oi ibe t'cimsylvai la eorrss from Pltisouru. at 3 aud
s fS A. M and H i 8 P. M.. parsing Heading al 4 49 and
Hi bi A M.. and 11 SOP at., and arriving In Sew York at
It) A. M and V 4ft P. M. f leeping earn accomnanv tlicso
tains through between Jerse) Lily and fitc-burg, with
out change.
n miiii train lor Ketr York leaves ITarrlstiatg at 2 10 P.
M. Mai' trair lor Harrlrburg leaves hew York HUM.
s(iiuLKiLL valley kulkoak
Tialns leave I'oitsville at 7 and 11 :tl) A. M., and 7 tft
I'. M leturnlug Irom '"u.oiiua at 738 A. M. aud 1 4b
end 4 1ft P M
Ift bUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA R MLROAD.
trams leave Auburn at 7 60 A. M lor l'incgrove and
Barrisburg and 1 ftu P M. lor l'incgrove anil rrmnmit,
teturnlnv from Uarrlsimrg at 3 20 P. M., aud trom iro
iLontat 7 35 A. al. and A th f. M.
TICKEiH
Tlirongn first-class iickels and emigrant tickets to a'l
the prluclpal points tn the Norh and vv et und Canada.
i lie lollowing in ki ts are obtnl able only at tlin otllce
oi H LlAOr01il. Treasurer, So 221 8 FOURTH
Mrcet, lhlladelnliia, or ot G. A. MkOl LS, lieueiaj
Supcrinundent. HeMuing:
COMMUiATION TICKFT'S
At 25 percent, discount, between 4uy polnta desired,
ior laaillics ai d hnns.
MIl.EAC.E IK KITS,
Grid tor iOdO miles, bo. ween all points, $52-59 each, for
families and tiiius .,
SEASON TICKETS,
for three, six, nine, or twelve months, for holders
only, to ail points, at reduced rates
II.) I:I,SIK.M
residing on the line o the road will be furnished earns
entitling tbiniseives and wives to tlcketa at bul. inru.
t X. LhMON Tli KEls
Ft cm Philad lohla hi nrluciral 1:1 l ns good lor "a
tuioai . Suuiiuy.and Mondav at reduveu In e to bo had
m v at the 'licket Oflue, at THIi.TETii and CAL-
1 i w II I LL htrceis
KHEltiHT. uoo.'s of all descriptions forwarded to
allileabflvt nolnts irom tho t ompauy's new Freight
Uepot, b Hu A l) ami wn i.uw nirtets.
FHL1GH I' TRAINS
LenvePbllade1 pbiu oaily at ft 30 A M , 11 45 noon, and b
f. Al.. n r ucacing. i ebanon, tiarnsburg, I'otisvilio
Tort Clinton, and all points beyond.
ilAII.S
('lose at thcl hlladc phla 1 ost Ofllcc for all places on tne
loou anu lis oimicues ai ft A. al , anu lor ine pruicuitii
laiious vuiy uinio r jn. a io
IjIUI ADEI.PH1A, .CEUMANTOWN, AND
Ou and a mr W Kb ESIA Y, Muy 1G
1868,
un ui nm iMunn
Leave 1 hliadeipbla 6, 7 8,D, IU II, 12 A. M., 1, 2, 3'1U,
Mi , ft, th.o 7. e U, IU, II p il
l fbvct.einiiintowne, 7, 7. H,20, 9,10, 11, 12 A.M.
i,'t :i, 4,4. ti 1. 8,11 10, Il P. M.
i he 8 'I'' sown train, und i -t and s up tiains will u.j
too on the GermtiUti vin limncli.
ON 'N Da VS.
1 enve i hllaitelpRia f)-10 A -M.,2 H S, lnt r. H.
Linve GeiuiBiituwr 8 A Al . 1 4. OH !iX P. 31.
1 l E.-MT PILL RAlLROD.
l eave I'hlliidelohla 6. 8. M. 1'2 A. M J. 3H 5i,7.
si d 1) V. M
Leave l besnut UII1 J'JO mlnuies, 8 9 40, U1UA M
1 40 il ) 5 40. 0'40 8 40. and In 40 minutes P. Al.
ON MJHAl.--.
Leave I'hlladelphlu ! Ill inlnuie. A. M., 2. S. and 8 P. li
Leave I hCMiut Hill 7'4i minutes A. al.. Vi 4u 6 40. au
20 niiiiu en P M
l K l O N MIUIIl" M IN ll AUKKIVI'UWM.
Leave 1 li li elphlati. 8-U.r) nilnu eg, ll'b.'i A.il., l.",
4H blii, 4. 8 vi 11. in u les, and llh P. M.
1 tuve Noir'ttowuoH.I, 7 Ml, 0. 11 A.. M IX, 4 tih
II d 8 P M.
lie6H P. M. tialn will stop at School Lane. WKa
hiekon W anayuiik, hpriugan, and t oushofaot ken ono'
LeavePhlai'elphla9A. it..'M i'maVi P.M.
Leae Norrlslown 7 A. M 1, ti'A. aud i P. M.
Full M ANA YI NK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 96 minutes, 11 'Oft A. M., 1H,
lb 68, OH, 815, midllH P. M.
i.iave Aianayunk tilt , 7 8 20. OH, 11 S, A. M.,2, 5. C-H
8H U' ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. t., 'IH 4. and 1H P. M.
Leave Alanav unk VA A. M . IA, 6 ami 9H P. Al.
W. H. W1L ON. Ceneial t-ui'Mln!cnot t.
lieiot NIN'l B and GREEN Htreots
OK Til P L'N N SYLV A MA RAILROAD.
Bepoi third Htieet above Thompson.
nor HKT U.hKM. DOll IP'IOWN. MAUCB
jHt'NK., EAHION. WILLI A MS PORT, and WILKES.
BARRK.
At 7 30 A. M. (Fx press), for Bethlehem, Allemown
vlaucb thank, Uazloiou, Wl.llamsport, and WUkef
arre.
A . 3 30 P. M (F.xpnesn) for Iletu'chem, Easton, etc
reaching Faston at "45 P. .M.
At 616 P. Al., lor Bethlehem, AUeiitown, 61 auo
Vorrov1estown at 8 36 A AI., 2 30 and I-1S P. M.
oi Fort V aj-lunt-tou at 10 A Al. and 1 1 P. M.
gor Lansda'e al b-16 P. Al.
While curs of h( Becond and Third Htrcets Line Cit)
t'seuger I ars run dlrtct tothedeiiot
nuih ion puilaLelphia.
Leave Bethlebem at 6 26 A. Al. and 1216 Noon, am
LcnveVioy estown at 40 A. U j-15 and 6 30 P. 11
Leave LaiiMlale atblO a. M ......
Leave Fort Washing touf. "ats. ' nd 118 1 '
rnnaneipDia ii nu c..u . .
Philadelphia 101 Doy estowo at 2
Do ieston tor l'bi adclnl.Ia ai 7
Bethlebem ior Phlladelnbia at 4-1
Philadelphia 101 Itetu enera atn A At.
tim r. ol.
7 20 .1. fla.
3 r. M.
1 iir,uh '1 lckeis must be piocuied at the ticket Othot
fHIRD Btreet or BERKS Mreeu
521 kl.LlH CLARK, Agent.
7 ! KT J EKSKx U.MI.HUAU LINKS,
FROM
VV loot ol M'llKFT ritrcnt
(Upper rerryi com
11 lUCillg
osi A Y.juiy 10, m
,ti.ve Pulladeiphiu as
'"For'apeMay.g A. Al.. Alalli 2 P
.1... .il- l Knm KlDtoii
Ai , Accommoda-
l or Lr dgeton, rjtieiu, and Intermediate points, 8 A.
V. und 3 3u 1. Al.
For Alllivli.e, and Intermediate points 8 A. M. and 2
P Al
Wcodbury Accommodntlon, 6 P. AI.
' RFTIRNINO:
Leave Cape Vav ct 0 30 A. Ai., Aioil; 9 A. M., Fast Ex
rcsa: 6PM Fx press
' 1 eave lrldgetou 7 16 A. AI. and 3 80 P. M. Freight
" Tca'vealem 7 A. SI. and 3-15 P. AL Freight 6 46 P. Af.
Li sve Al illville b'S6 A. Al aud 6 3d P.M. F.elghtllOJ
AFrelght will be leceived ut Second Covered Whutt
ho w Wauiut ttrcut. irom 7-Ot A. At until 6 00 P. AI.
Ihut received Lcloie 9 10 A. Al. will go through the same
""Freight Dcllverv, 0 228 S. DF.f. AWAHK Avenue
J. VAN BtiMSSKLAKit, fcuperlutcujent.
The West Jersey Fxnrrrs 1'omn.nv will attend to all
tl e usuui u:aiicnea 01 1 xprcss business,
A Specia' Ich-
pel gel aecim values each tliroi gli
train. Oulce No. 6
7 2
hai.hiji rui ci i niiauoipiiia.
I860-
PHfLA DELrill A AND ERIE RAIL
) ltOAH. Ibis treat me traverses tho N01 ih-
ern and Northwest I o unties of Feiiu-cylvunla to tba
I Ity 01 trie on Lake l.rle It has beu teased and is
operated by Ihe Pennsv vanla Railroad company.
II A) K OF PASK N 1, Fill RAINm A'l P11ILADKL''HI A.
Arrive F.astwanl krin Alall Train. 7
a. ai. ; trie ex
press Train, I p. AI.
Leave Wnntward-Erle Alall, P. M
Erie Express
'passenger cars run through on 'he Erie Mall and Ex
press trains both ways between Pbllade phla and l.rle
V NEW IORK CGNM.OIION.
Leava New York at 9 A Al. amv at Frie 30 . M
Leave ne at 4 46 P. Al an Ive at New York 4 10 P. Al
Fiei ant Bleeping Carson a 1 the night trains.
For In urination respecting pasaeuger bu.iuess, apply
tl comer TlilR'l IK li and MARK IT 8 reels Phla.
And lot Ireu bt business, of the coinpanv s Agents, H.
B Kingston Jt . corner I hli-eenth aud A erket streets
l'Mladelphiat J. w. Revnoida, t-riet William Btowo
Agent N. C fc H., Ballhiior
H I . HOPHIO", General freight Agent. Phfla
H'W. GW1NFB General l Icket Ageu', Pblla.
a'.L. 7 Y Li, At General eup't, WUllamspon.
RAILROAD LINES.
TDllILArF.LPHIA, WllUKGTON. AND DAL
J. IlliORE RAILROAD.
, 1 li. TABLE.
rorrm.rclng MONDAY, Jul J. lftfl, TrUiM wit
io. 1 eoot loimr of PRO D Bireet and WaHUINU-
1' N Avenue aalollowsi
Fspicss I rain at 4 16 A. At (Mondays eirwn'ed) for
Liiltlmoreand Vashmiitos stopulng at Chester, Wlt
n.ii gtn Nev atk, .1K1 n Noilhi at, I'irr.vll'e.'lavrs,
de (.race. Aberdeen. Pen) man's, Aiagno m, chaae'saod
(limnier Bun
W av A' all Train at 8 16 A At. (Bnndavs excepted 1, fnr
Fsitimorr, stopping at al regular statlo'ns between Phl
lm r 1 1 It la and Laitln or .
Delaware Pal road Train at t A At ( Jntirta- n
ci pied, for Frlticcs Anne Mil onl, and intermediate
SllltlllliS
lx.resTra'natlP41 A.M. (!nndavs ezoepted), lor
lainnoiesi.il washlnlon.
F xpre s 'I tn In nt a P Al. iPundavs exeepted) ior Bat
tlint.re 1.1 d W aflili'i t'.n s opping at he.b'r, " latmoiit,
Wtnuiglon, Nev,ars, t IK ton, mtlieast PerryvlHe,
I avie de (i'ace Aberdeen I'f rrvtnnn's, Kdaewoott Aloe
nolle, hare', and Mcmtner s Run I
, Msht 1 xpress at 11 P Al. lor Baltimore and Waah
lrigton.
1 0'iertersbr Boat from Ba tlrrore 'or For rs Mon
roo Nuru Ik. Cuy poinu aud Richmond, will take the
II 46 A Al rain.
V ILAIINOTON A(COMAtODT10V THAIV,
Ptopplngatailtitatlons between l'Lll lo phla and Wil
mington 1 i if Pbllsde phla at 9 A. M., 12 30 4 30 6 and 11 39
P. Al. Ihe 4-:mj P. Al. tialn conni'ts with Delaware
Hallnd 'or Ilarrlntton and inlenneilmto stations.
1 cave W linilu ptou a 1 6 30 716 and II SO M.,4 nnd fl'30
r. Al. ibo 115 a. M. train win not stop t sialions
betwetii t berterand I'h'lailelpbia
'I rnlns lor e w t astie itavo 1 hiladclphla at 9 A. M
4 L0 anu HP. Al.
lllRGtGn TRAIN A FRO BALTIMORE
Leave Vi ilminvton at 11 A Al , 4 : and ID P. Al.
run-ill K11 pin 1 1 ii 1 iii 1 k
Leave ( hesier at 7 x. 7-66 lit ii ami 11 40 A-M.. 4-43.
6-il, 7 6 ai d 10 ." P. SI.
r r.tiai hal,i 1 111 irk i u phii, t iif.li'HI .
I eave l'allln ore 7-'5 A Al.. War mall fl-ZO A.
Fxnress 1 10 P. AL.ExDiess. 6'3.ri P. A,.. I xorcsa 8 'iS
P. At., Express
1KIW (OH li LJIllUUi;
leave ( ties' erat 4 40 andM 62 A. Al., and 3 98 P. M.
lime llmliiKton at 6 23 auu 0 33 . Al. and 4-16 P. AT.
r leitht Trsins l h 1 assenuer 1 ars attcned will leave
as lo Km s N llniini.ton ior 1 em vl r and intermediate
stations at 6 (A P. At. Ba tlmore for llsvre de Grace and ,
ii'ti in ft late statti rs a 4 46 I . Al. Pe ri vvlile lor w li-
ni'1'i.liiti and In erniei'iatn stations al 4 20 A. Ai . con
ucctingat Wilmington ltb 7 1 a. AI. train forPhila-
de phla.
PIUI'AI I D '113
Fxnress Train at 4'1.1 A Ai tor Baltimore and Wash-
Ingtoii a'opiuiig at bestn. Wlmn ton, Newark Klk
ton, Norhea-t Perryvile Ilsvro-de-tirtice, Aherdeen,
I'm-nun's Alsgno la. v-nam 's, and Meinour's Run.
M.lil l.xi ren il P At lor 1 a nn ore and Wsstilngton.
Atccn niodstlon 'Irsln a II 30 P. Al. for Wilmington
SLd lntnu.rdiaie stations.
BALUAHiRfc. PGR PHILADELPBIA.
Leave 1 aititwirA b k.ys 1. Al a.otihliiu at Uavre-de
Grac, Pentvliie, and v lliumglon. Also s 00s at Kik-
auo Nevraik no take pafteiit.eia f r Phi adeipnlaand
k-ave paFKcnicis trom Washington 01 Baltimore) and
I (stir to leave passencrra ttom Baltimore or Wash
ington.
Accommodation l ain trim v) t mlrgion for Phlladel
I hia end inti 1u.11 iaie siatluns at b "0 1 . M.
4 16 11 F.JKF.NN1 Y. Supeilntcndent
Tj liR NEW r'KK. THE CAMDEN AND
J1 An.bov and 1 hi auelphla and Trenton Railroad
onin s Lines.
HtliM I IIILADFLPHl TO SF.W YORK
and Way Places, Irom Walnut Street Whan, will leave
as ioiIows, viz: fa as
At 6 A. Ai., via Camden and Amboy Accomnoda
tun 12 28
A 1 8 A Al via C'an.dc n anil Jcrsev 1 ity 1 xproxs.... 3 00
A t i P. Al., via t uii.iicn and Amboy Lxpress J 00
At 6 P. At , via Camaen aud mbot Accommodation Jlo
At 6 P. A. via Cbmden aud Amboy Accommoda
uon. 2d class 1 80
At H A.M. 2 and 5 P M . for kiount Holly, F.wana-
vi It) lembtrion. and Viuccutown At 6 A. AI. aud '2
P. At lor i'feuo d.
At5 and it a. As, Pi M . 4. 6,6 and 11-30 P Af. tor Flab
I oui-e Prlmira, Rivcrton Progress. Delanea
lievcr y F.drewater, 1 ur in 1. ton Florence, borden-
towti. etc. 1 l:e In A Al. and 4 P. Al. lii.es rua diruet
throuvh to 1 icnton.
I.1NL8 FhOAl K t N ! NOTOH D1POT WILL LK.AB
At 1 1 A At, 4 CO 6'46 P Al., and 2 t Al. (Night)
Kcns'ngtou and Jersey City 1 Xircss Lines, fare 43-0O.
'Ihe 6 4.i P. n. Line wllliun dully. All others Sundays
cx'Tutid
At 7 tO and 11 A. Al.. 3 3'30 4 30 6, and 645 P. Af d
a ulnitlit tor Lristol. 1 remon. eiu.
At 7 and 10 15 A. Ai. 12 Al. 14b und 6 P. Af.. for Corn
He l's lorrudalo liolmcbur(r, Tacony Wlsaiuoming,
lirliio-burg and t runk mrd, and at 10 16 A. M ior
1'rlhtol Mh, m k's, Lduiugtou. ana P. Al torllolaaes
liurg and Intern com e nations.
At " ill A. Al, uid 8 30 P. Al lor Niagara Falls, Buflalo,
Dunkirk analiilnli ua, Huiira Ithaca Owego. Ro
ches er Binlunpion dfle).o yacune Great Bend,
Montrose VWikesoarre hciauton St oudsburg, rV'ater
Gup, 1 clvldfie, I ston, I auib rivllie s lemlnuton,
etc. '.he 3-10 I. Al. Line cornect dirmt with the train
li avlnn 1 ustun ior Aluucbi huuk Allemown, Betbia
l;fin etc,
At 6 P. Al. for Lambertvll e and Intcra.i nlate stations.
Junel.UtG. NS1L1.1AA1II GA iZMtR, Aveut
"PENNSYLVANIA CENTKAL KAlLEOAD.i
X r C A) w r. It A till A GhAIKAT.
Tho Trains 01 He 1 tiiLc ivunia Central Rai road
linve tic 1 i not at 'Ihirj-Orsi und Alurket streets,
Bliuli tunneled ly the tars o ! Aliirkct Mtroet Pas
stiicr lluilvia , tuuniug 10 und Irooi the Depot. The
ar-t car leaves Fioni fircit about 30 minutes prior
to the ilipariure ot ei.cU Tiain.
On r-unda.M Cam Iove tlevn h ond Market
directs 4?i mint tcs Lilcre Ibe ueimnuic 01 each Trains.
.ilunn's Luggut.0 1 jiprifs will cu 1 for aud deliver
Hagfuie at the lxpot. oner let at the Olllce No.
Oil besnut uriet, wl l icciive ai enlion. ,
IKA.Ne LEAVE 1 ll'OT VlZ i
V nil Tram at 8-00 A. AI.
l ay hxprvs at !0-00
l uoli Accou u oilution. No. 1 at II ill
1 ut Line t.nd lne Lxpies.1i at 12 00 M.
! airihburi. Aciou u.onatioi at 230 P. Af
I ai casicr Aiciu inoi.a Ion at 4 00 "
1 uoll ccoinmtdttlion No 1 at 6'00 "
I i t!l'Virili am' I rif Aiai '1 at ) (s)
I'huli Accou modatioii, No 3 at 10 00 "
Phllaue phitt I xpicrKt at 1110 "
TKAIhS AIltlVB Ai' DliVoT VIZ.: v'VITJ
Cincinnati 1 x.riKft at l2'40 a. Al
Pliiiude phitt Fx press; at 710 '
l'uo.i .cco111iuodutlon, No. 1 at B'i "
( oliili.tua 'train at 9 00
I.iu.cumir Iruin ut 12 40 P. Af.
Ku.-t Lino ut 1 10
l uu i Accommodation, No. 2 ut 4 1" "
lu.y lxini-s at 6-30
Puoli Acconimodatlon, o. 3 at 7-30
liarru-burg Accommodation at 9'60 "
I aly. extent isiuurcmv. t Daily. J Ualiv. except
youiliiy. All othtr 1 rains daily except piunooy
1 Running througb irom Philadelphia to Puts burgh
anu l ne w ithout change or cars.
t-ui I'a.i Accon.uiuUHiloi Tiains for Paolt andlnterme
d uic stiitlons leave 'hilai'e pliia al 900 A. At an .1 7 00
P. Al., returning leave 1'aoil at 6 50 . Al and 4'50 P. Af.
i- Tli Km OFFICIO
rBloeo'ed at No. 6M t emut sireei whore Tlcketa to
all important points mav be procur.d and lull iuiorma
tii.D givm by JOHN C ALL FN Ticket Agent.
Abo at lliiny-tlrst and Market etxeeia, on applica
tion to 1 LOll Art II PARK. 12,
Ticket Agent at tho Depot.
An Fmlprant Train runs da.lv (except Buuday). For
full particulars as 10 la re and accommodations apply to
FR NCI FUNK,
, No. 137 DO K Htrest-
Tbe I cnrsylvanla Itallroad Compauv will not aasuma
any rii-k tui Bngtae except lor Hearing Appare.. and
liu.li their ntpoiiKibl Ity to One hunured Dollars In
vaitie. Ail Latixge ixceediug that amount in value
w ID be at the tick ol the oviutr. uu ees taken by sp'dal
coutiact 312
ritElOHT LINES FOK NEW YORK AND
connecting Pal roads. lNtLlAM.D DESPATCH.
'I Ur CMDF.A ,Nll AM1.GY BAILKlAU AN1
IBANSIOR A'llON COMUNY ' KKIOI1T LINKS
tot New lorkwll. leave WALNC1 Jlrcet Wha t at
o'i ock I' Al. daily Buudays exceptedi.
Fn Ivht must be dellieied beiore 4) o'clock, to be for
waidtd ibe n me cay.
htturning, the above lines will leave New York at 12
noon and 4 and a P. Al .
Freight lor Tien on Princeton Kintston, New Bruns
wick, ami a I poiuts tn the 1 amuen aim Amooy Rail
load; ui0, ou the lievicro Delawaie aud Fleming
ton the New Jcisov tho Fieehold anu Jameaburs aud
1 lie l.urlingtou and Aiount Holly ltailroada, received
und lorwiirueo uu io 1 P Al.
j lie lieivHlerc I eawaro liellrosd connects at Phi; llpe
burg with the I tli': .1 ul ev Rai tuud, and at Alaiiua
1 atl uiik with a 1 points on the Dvaware, Laokawsnua,
bud W tsteru Rai lond, ftrwanliiiK to oyracuae, Jtuflaio,
aud otlier toliits 1 1 Western Now York
lie New Jersey l.alirond coi.neciaat Llizabeth wltb
he New Jersey 1 cntrai Railroad, and at Newark wltb
ihe Alorils and r.si x Railroad
A siiu ineiiioianiium, ipeciiylng the marks and nora
lii rs, i-1 Ippi T?. tiul cm sii necF, muss In every inslauoe,
be sejitwuh each load 01 goods, or no receipt will be
v'lTjt.-Increased lacl itles have been made lor the
transi ortatitu 01 live stock. Drovers are invited to try
ibe n I'te. Vt ben mock is lurmslied iu iiuuuiitlcsoi two
carloads 0' 11 ore It w 1. he de ivered at ibe loot of For
tie li s leet near the Drove Yard or at Pier No. I,
North liivi r. as the sliippeis' w Uesigun teat the time
cfF.VicriI'iV 01 other iniormat'ou. apply to
rot term.. M ( H jratKSf AN FrelfUt Agen
No. 226 H. DFIa W ArtK Avenue, Phl.adeiobia
RANCE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. J
tin and ai er AluND Y February 12 two dally'
tran s will run between Waslilntoii and L' nchburg.
connecting at Gordomvl le with Virginia Central Rail
road trolna to and trom Richmond as 10 lows:
A1A1L TR IN.
love Washington dal y (buudav exepted), at 645
a 4 , ana nrilve at Lyncnburg at 6'46 P. At.
Leave l.ynchiiurg at 7 A. Al and arrivs at Waabina
ton at 6 i6 P. Al.
EXrBES TRAIN
Leave Washington osby 1 Including runday) at 6 06 P
M aud arrive at l.ynclitiu'g at 6 00 A M
Leave Lynchburg at 6 30 p. Al and arrive at Washing
ton at 6 10 A. At 6
Loth trains making close connections at Lynchburg
foi all points South and Southwest aud at Waahlngioit
tor Nor h and Northwest
First-class aleepinv cars attached to the n'ght trains.
The road Is at raotlve. not on y .01 rta com or abla
accommodations, but lor the fsct that It Jaaea the now
bl-toric localities of Fairfax, Bu l Run. AlanasMa, Bna
toe, i at ett's, Rappahannock n'peper Orange and
Uordoukvl le. place ot unperlsbable internal tn iue
popular mind.
TbrouKb tlcketa to all points aouth ard South west
mav be bad In Boston, A!ew York Philad lehia, au4
Baltimore, and at tba uause ot the road tn Wa-luujuiM
lAleiauuria W. H. wocaFFF.bty;
ticusral Buuf.tuuxlcsl.
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