LUMBER.
18C6
FLOCK I NO! FLOORING
, LOORUMM FLOORIdGII
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
8-4 VIHU1MA Fi.OOhlNG.
4-4 VIRGINIA FLOORING.
6-4 DELAWARE FLOORING
4-4 Dr LA WAKE FLOORINU
AH AM WALNUT FoOoRINO.
ASH AM) WALNUT FLOORLSU.
STEP BOARDS.
I RAIL FLANK.
1866
-PLASTERING
, PLASTERING LATHS,
AT REDUcED PRIC'Ka
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LATHS !
1866
ii n;;.?,ii
NO. 1 SHORT CEDAK SHINGLES.
WHITE FINK MI1NGLE8.
.v- .CYPRESS SH INGLES:
FINE ASSORTMENT FOB BAL I.OW
1 Rftft LHWUKR FOR UNDERTAKERS!
JLOOO. LUMPER FOB UNDEHTAREIW I I
JiFl (H)AK.
W A I VI'T A L it r i .'.
i a ur x in r.
WALNUT, AMU FINK.
If A V -rn a k- j ,.., -i "
JKU CDA B
1866
dl IkKkUL'lt In A
DRT roI'LAB. CUFRRT. AND ABO
OAK FLK. AM) ktosL
ROSEWOOD A A I) WALK IT VENEERS.
1866
ClOAR-HOX MANUFACTURERS
VPAii8llCECASi"
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1866
-SPRUCE JOIST! fcPRUCE JOIST
, SPRUCE JOIST I SPRUCE JOlSTI
FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG."
FROM. 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
SPRUCE SILLS.
HEMLOCK FLANK AND J0I8I.
OAK KILLS.
8 22 6m t
AIAULE BROTHFR A CO..
No. 2000 SOUTH STREET.
"DOSIN, SHINGLES, AND STAVES.
? . sfySfW"" Singles, 20 inch.
Landing from steamer
tf . C ana for sale br
- ; "1 luvil
'Pioneer," from Wilmington,
,. ,,. 0 . . idwabdh.rowi.it,-
-' ' No. 18 SOUTH WHABTE3.
"ROSIN, OIL, TAR, AND P I T C U-
. ?' '"t.M. anfl 3d run Rosin OIL -fiO
Harreli North Carolina Tar.
300 Barres "Anchor" Ship Pitch.
Forsaieby EDWARD H ROWLEY,
No 10 SOUTH WHAKYE8.
Q BASONED' CAROLINA Y. P.. LUMBER.
" !W.fet.Sx9 'tetm-sawed T. P. Joist.
.18 feet 8x6 steam sawed scantling. ...
4lSSre"IX "ch quartered Flooring.
Itxi feet 1H Inch wide Board.
To arrive per schooner "C. Loesor," and for sale br .
, I . 1 " EDWARD H. ROWLEY",
I0 20 2t No. 16 SOUTH WHARVES.
UNITED STATES.
BUILDER'S MIL,!.,
Nos. 24, 28, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER & BROTHER,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. BTaIR BAX
BHELTIiO PLASin Tn nonim
coTn.te.BygCortngTCent 0t Wood to1
J. U. F E R' K I N
LUMBER MEROHANTJ
s,
Bncoeaeor to S. Clark, Jr.,
- No. 32. CHRISTIAN STREET.
or SMgj&SS lefge ' wted 8g06rt-4nte''
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
JIIJMIT OKOYE W11ISKI,
. . ,k, Ko- 226 NortI THIRD Street
. i'liiLADsu-iuA, Seprember 9, law.
GHOVE WHISKY which you send na, and flnu that It
contains ohE op tub poibonovh subhtancb known !
vtaii, oil, v hlih la the characteristic mid Injurloiu in
gredient ef the whlekies in general use. mjunou' m
' BOOTU, UA-Kfik-IT ft CAM AO.
AnalyUcal ChemUtU
. , Kew Toek, September t, I8
-IT,J'?7r Dalyf4 mple ol CHEKNUT GKOV
?,?lfe.h,Y.rtcelve irom ' Charlea Wharton, Jr., I
Philadelphia; and having carefully toated It, I am
pleated to state that It It entirely vbebfuoh foihonov
b a.EEKtis substances. It is an uuuauaUj put
nuu uiit-i.. v.reu (jua.li v ot wniPKT,
James k. chilton, m.d.,
Aoalrtlcsi Chemil'
' , , Bostoh, March 7.1 859
I have made a chemical analysis of commercial sain
pics of Hi ESN UT UliOVE WJdleKY, which provesS
be tree fiom the heuvy Fnsll Oils, and perfectly pure an
nnadujt rratfd. 1 he tine llavor of this whisky is derive
Uom tha (rain uftd in luaiiuiaoturiiig it.
iesptctluliy, A. A. HATES, M. D
fctate Assay er, lio. 16 BoyUton street.
T?li?'. by rh6fmil or 1)01116 -tNo.225Nortt
THIRD Street Philade.phla. j
"JT K A Til A H fi Jr anva
111 -- --- " W W 7 .
IMPORTERS
OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Eto. Etc.
No. 19 North FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
M08E8 -ATBAIIB,
HORACE A. SATHAKB,
OKliSDO D. HATHAAS.
119m
JpliED. BALTZ & CO.,
LMP0RTEB.S OF WINES, GINS, Etc
: BOLE AGENTS FOR
Riviere, Cardat d, Co.'a
COGNAC
Ko. 118 WALNUT STREET,
PBILADKLPBtA. 9 I 8m
912
ARCH PTREET. GAS FIXTURES
iJJJ C11ANDEL1EH8, HBONZE STATUARY. Eto.
. VAKKUtK & CO. would respectlully direct the atten
tion Uielr trifBaa, and the public Keneral'y. to their
large and elegant assortment ot Gab FIXTURES
CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL KKONZil!
WAKES, 'ihose wishing handsome end thoroughly
made Goodi, at very reasonable prioea. will find ft to
Uielr advantage to iv us a call beiore pori tuutlitg eise
Where. N, lV-Rofled or tarnished flxtnies reflnlshed wl
special care and at reasonable prices.
4 6ui YANK1RK ft CO
CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MAN UFACTORT.
JOHN T. BAILEY ft C 0.,
REMOVED TO
N. E, comer of Market ana water Btreets
Ptalladalplila,
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAOOLNQ
ol every description, tor
Chain, Floart Bait, buper p hospbat ot Lime, Bona
Dust, Etc
Large and small gunny bags canstantly on hand,
l a M Also, WOOL BACKS.
Joum T. Bailey. j ames C aso APBy.
TyrONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVE-STONES. Etc
Jnst complied. beautiful variety ot
ITALIAN. MABBIXMONCMENTSij 8TOjfE8
HENRY 8. TARR.
' MARBLE WORKS,
IU wfml No. TO QBEIN Street. I'hlUdelphla.
I L L 1 A M 8 . GB A N
1 , COMMISSION MEBCHANt,
U g. MXAW ARB A vanue, Philadelphia,
AiitrFO-a
Ttnnsnt's Gunpowder, Kerned Nltra, Charooal, Eto.
w P?ker ft Co Cbort. Cocoa, and Broma.
CroMer BrW. A Co.'iT.UowM.tal Bheatuiug, Bolt
. and NulU j : : ! .
PARASOLS AT $1-25, W'M ll'ML AND
1 bU Ban VKbreutu, t . 'fi'ftifa
18wta V y '. U EIOHTH Btreet.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILDELPIIIA, MONDAY,
FINANCIAL."
HANKING HOUSE '
of
jAYC00KE5t(p.
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PIHLADA.
Dealers in all Government Securities,
OLD WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOWED.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted
. , INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT. '
Coll e. St Bought nd Bold on Com
mission. . , , . , 9 21 an
Bpeolsl bnsmcua accommodations reserved for ladles.
RATIONAL
BMK OF THE REPUBLIC,
Nos. 809 and 811 CITES NUT Street
rillLADELPIlIA.
The late management having rollnqoished their entlra
control and Interest In this Bank, the business Is now
being conducted under the following entirely
NEW MANAGEMENT
I DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH Tf BAILEY,
Of Bailey ft Co., jewellers.
EDWARD B. ORNE,
Of J. F. ft E. B. Orne, Dealers In Carpetln gs. .
NATHAN HILLE8,
President of the Second National Bank.
WILLIAM EBVIEN,
Of Myers ft Ei vlon, Flour Factors.
OSGOOD WELSH,
Of B. ft W. Welsh, Commission Merchants,
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Jr.,
Of B. Bow land, Jr., ft Biother, Coat Merchant.
SAMUEL A. BISPHAaf,
Of Bamnel Blspharo ft Son, Whosale Grocers
WILLIAM H. BHAWN,
Late Cashier of the Central National Bank.
PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. RLTAWN.
, . CASHIER,' .
JOSEPH P. MUMFORD.
Late of the Philadelphia National Bank. 96 J
5-20S,
7 3-lOs,
1881s, !
1040s,
BOUGHT -AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN c5c BROTHER,
Ko. 40 SOUTH THIRD ST.
i0 2Sn
"yiLLIAM TA1NTER. & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 30 Sonth THIRD St.
Government Securities Bought and Sold
August 7.30s,
And Old 5-20s5,
CONVERTED INTO FIVE-TWENTIES OF 1835,
And tbe new Bonds delivered immediately.
t '
CITY LOANS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
9 26m
(J, S. S E C U R I T I S.
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, '
16 S. THIRD ST., 3 NASSAU ST.,
rHILADELl'UIA, j NEW YORK,
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
HERE AND IN NEW YORK.
12 1
"T A N T E D ,
NOVEMBER COUPONS,
FOR WHICH THE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE
PAID, AT
JAY C00KE & CO'S.,
Nos. 112 and 114 S. THIRD St.
10 8 tf
X)AVIES & BROTHERS,
No. 225 DOCK Street,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BUT AND BELL
UNITED BTATE8 BONDS, l81s, 5-tDs, 10 4)S. ' '
UM1ED BTA.TEB 1 S-lOs, ALL ISSUES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Mercantile Paper, and Loans on Collaterals negotiated.
Bucks Bought and Bold oa Commission. in
5-20 c u p N s
DTJE NOVEMBER L BOUGHT BY
STEELINQ, LANE If. CO.,
BANKERS,
9 6 tfpp ' " ' Ro, 110 BoatU THIRD Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T-ALLAWARKMUTUALSAFEII INSURANCE
XJ COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BV 1I1K LFOISLATURB Of
PENNSYLVANIA. IhJi.
OFFICE, WALMIT
freigV fToI,B',rtf' world.
v INLAD INSURANCES
Pn Goods by Elver, canal, Lake, and Land Carriage to
ail parts of the Union iww
n . . rjRB INSURANOEB
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, eto
ASSETS OF TME COMPANY
, . Kovembet I. lf
&Z ? llO pe, oent l8oao-1281W4t
. . Treasury Notes iu itk-aa
100,000 joi Pennsylvania Ffve Per Ceni 00
M.00O BmoriVnnVyiva'BuTer'ceViL' 90,S504
' 2a,C00 HyoYp'bVladeiphYa's'u'p
M.OIHl'pen'iS.y "vima" 'pw'lVo'ad rVrst Mortl "2'8'8 50
n. J1"" fllx "er "'ent- Bonds oa 000-flo
25,000 Pennsylvania Ual roaa Second Mori-
A,.n J"K.e "V 1,er 1 en' londs 23.750 00
8,00 Western Pennsylvania KallroadMort-
i.nA, .?n,t2vKIX r'nt. Bonds 23 750-00
lS.OOO 8(ki Shares Stock. Germantown Gas usw
Company, nrlnclpal and Interest
7.150 148'shaYeVwo'ckP 13,537 50
man (Irirnnniv .... A
6,000 100 Shares stock Noith Pennsylvania
An Ann Railroad Company. ;
40,000 Di posit wlih United States Govorn-
880-00
3,250 00
40.000 DC
18,KH)-00
n ni e. . ' ""a1 1 en nays' can
30,000 fitata ot Tennessee Five icr Cent.
1 70,700 Loans on' 'h'ni'ai 'and
Mortgage Urst
liens on City Property..
.170.000 00
l.fiafl R.WI Par
Market value.. ..m,MO-00
Bl . receivable for In-urances mada I ai'ou i
Bn UiS.,.lu Slfi cles:-Premlnms , ,w, "
on Marine I'ollcles, Accrued lnto
"""d other debta one tbe Com-
Bohpana Si.k of's'u'ud'rV' InVuraii'oa
. audotha. 'Companies, 11JJ. i.stl-
niatod value . SOIAO)
Cash In Banks '
Cash In Drawer IH4
56 .635 3
1.253 6,30-18
heai rsute
DIRECTORS.
. Samuel K. Stokes ,
. , J F. PeniaUn, '
Henry Mloan.
, William G. Bonlton.
. Edward Darlington.!
H Jones Brooks,
, Edward Lafouioade,
Jacob P. Jonas,
James B McEailand.
lOHhns P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
J. B. Scmple, Pitthnrg,
Thomas C. Hand.
John v. Davis,
Edmund A. Kinder,
Theuphilns Paulding
John B Penrose,
Jamta Trsqualr, 1
benry C. Daliett, Jr.
J nines C. Band.
William C Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
Georse v. llpor, "
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taj lor,
o nenier. I'liiHouri.
Denbt LtLBcnK.&rV.8' '
Vq"OrvTU AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Tollcles issued against General Accldtnta
ail descriptions at exceedinlv low rate.
,V.rce ntold 'or one year in any snm from $1l0
to aiti.too, at a premium ot only one-half per cent.,
securing tbe lull amount Insured in case ot death and
miumnpaial'un eacl1 wcek ealua to "nole pre
. Short time Tickets for 1, 3, , 7, or 10 days, or 1, 3 oi
6 months, at 10 cents a day, insurinn in the sum ol 3u00.
or giving alb per week It dlsabieu. to be had at tne
Ueuorai Gfl.oe, No. las 8. FOURTH Street, fhlladel
phia. or at the various BaUioad Ticket otUces. Be sure
to purchase the tickets of tha North American Transit
Insurance Company.
rui uirvuiaia auu i.iiuoi .uiunnaiion annlyat tha
:iieral Oll.pj.. cr nfanv Ot the anthmlvl ;..-
nVTV.nV ' . vut
Va Ajsa V
I.EWI8 L. HOUPT. President
JAMES M. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY C. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN C. BULLIT.l, Solicitor.
5" T npt,' ,atc,01 Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
J. E. Klngslev, ContinenUl Uotol. vauy.
Baniucl C. Palmer. Cafhler ot t om. National Bank.
H. G. Leisenring, Nos. 237 and 1!3 Dock stroet.
-lames M. Conrad, linn of Conrad ft H ailon, No. 623
Majket street '
Enoch Eewls, late Gen. Bnp'tPcnna R. B.
Andrew Mohvlley, 8. W. corner ot Third and Walnut
streets.
(1. C. Frnnclscns Gen. Agent Penna. B. B. Co.
Ihcmae K. Peterson, o. :)( Market stroet
W. W. Kurtz, nrm of Kuitz ic Howara, No 25 S.
Third street . , 1 i lum
liur.iiuim.
QIR
- TY TITTil-1 A --" ' - i
l'llvlli AJJJ JMA1UJNE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, No. 4.15 WALNUT BTREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN. IN CASH, 200,000.
T his compary continues to write on Fir Ritlt onli
Its capital, with good surplug, is saiely Invested.
701
Losses by tire nave been promptly paid, and more than
$500,000
Disbursed on tMs account wuliln tbe past few years.
For the present the office of this company will
remain at
No. 41ft WALNUT STREET,
But within a few months will remove to Its OWN
BUILDING
N. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND CHE8NBT STREETS.
Tben as now, we shall be happy to Insure our patrons a
uch rates as are consistent with saiety.
THOMAS CRAVEN,
Hit MAN BHEPPARD,
TEOS. MACKELLAR,
JOHN 8U1PLEE.
JOHN W. CLAGHORN,
SILAS YEKKE8. JB..
ALFRED B. OILT.ETt
CHARLES 1. DC POST
HENRY F. KEN SKY,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D
inujin vnATci, rreBiuenu
ALFRED 8. OILLF.TT. V. President and Treasurer.
JAMEU B. ALVORD. Becretarr. i 19 k
JIYERPOOL AND LONDON
inusjn tuivdii, rresiaent.
AMD
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
i Capital and Assets, $16,000,000.
Invested in United States, $1,500,000.
Total Premiums Received, lay trie
Company in 1805, 1,0.17,178.
Total Losses Paid in 1865, $1,018,250.
AH Losses promptly adjusted without reteience to
England.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICIO,
No. O Merchants' Exchange
PHILADELPHIA 18 11 Ota
pEOYIDENTLIFANDTRUST COMPANY
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
INCORFOKA'I ED MOM H. Wd., 1865.
CAPIT AL. 1A0 WlO, PAID IN.
Insurance on Livea. by Yearly Premiums t or by 6 10
or J) veur Premiums, Non-lorielture. '
Endowments, payable at a uture age, or on prior
deceate, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
both o a sea Nou Ibtleiture.
Annuities giautvd on favorable terms.
Term Po icles. Cblhtren's Endowments
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
ota paid up Capital, will dlvue the entire profits of tha
Lite business among Us Policy holders.
Monej 8 received ut Interest, and paid on demand. .
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and toaotn
Executor or Aamiulsu-atiir, Assignee or Guardian, aa
in oihcr fiduciary capacities uuuer appointment o any
Court of this Common wealth or of any person or J er
gons, or bodies politio or corporate.
MBBCTOHS.
samuel r.'shipley, richard cadbuby.
jer1-m1aui1acke8. ihenry haines,
joshua h. morris, t wistar bro ww,
Richard wooi&ai wm. clongsireth.
samuel r shipley. rowland parry,
President. Actuary
THOMA8 WISTAR. M.D., J. B. TOWNSEND,
7271 Meoica Examiner. Lenal Adviser,
PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OP P11I
LADELPU1A. INCORPORATED 1804 CHARTER PFRPETUAL.
Ko. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite tbe Exchange.
In addition to MARINE and IN LAk- INSURANCE
this Company insures Horn loss or Uamate by FIRE, on
liberal terms, on buildings, merchandise, jaraltura, eUk,
lor limited periods, and perniauently on buildings, by
deposit ot premium.
the Com pan t t as been In active operation for mora
than SIXTY YEA US, during which all losses have baai
Piompuy adjusted and paid.
' John t.. nniffA.
PUUIVTOS'.
Lawrence Lewis, Jr "
David Lewis,
Uuniauitu Etllng,
Iboma. H. Powers,
A. H. McUenry.
Kduiond CaMillOB,
Louis C Norrls. '
M. U. Mabouey,
John T. Lewis, '
William 8. Grant, .
I Bobort W. Learning, -D.
Clark Wharton,
Bamae lWlloox.
inns II
WTGUMKB, Praridenf '
6a cti Wncox.Svcieuurr.
INSURANCE COMPANIES .
1829"CIlARTKK rERrETUAL
Franklin lire Insurance Co.
or
riJIIiADEI.PHIA.
Assets on January 1, 18GC-,
63,000,851-00.
Capital
Arcineu Surplus.
Premiums
I40Q m)i o,
I4 Ml L'
l.iw.mun
'INCOME FOB lft
310 000.
lIi SETTLED CLAIMS,
U.407 53.
LOSSES PAID SINCE OVElt
5,000,000.
Tr rpetual and Tern porary Policies on Liberal Term.
riRv.iiTnftfl.
ihflfl Bsncker, il dward C. Dale,
Samuel ()rnt, '
G orne W. Richards,
Gcorgo Kales,
Aiiren r titer,
Francis W. Lewla, M. S,
isaav lira,
JAS W a&ATVSUV0
JAS. W. MCALLISTER. Secretary protein, j 3 tU
FIEE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-THE
. .v1','lrLVAtllA nKE INSURANCE COM
AAN1,"T,ln.orpoI',,cl ,(5-rt I'artcr Perpetual -No 610
w A.. V 1 Mrc(,t opposite Independence Snuare.
This Company, lavcrably known to the commnnity
for over lortv years, continue to insure against loss or
den aje by tire on publio or Private Bui dlngs either
$rn"-.BVxT S lor limited time. Also on Furniture,
teima. Ooods, and Merchandise gsneraliy, on liberal
1 teir Capital, together wlih a large Snrnltis Fund, Is
I'f ni'iJ.n tu"".H c"11 manner which eu.bies
ihrni to oflorto the Insured an undoubted security In tbe
case o I loss. '
dibectobs.
Dsnlel fmlth, Jr., 1 John Deverenx,
AlexsrtderBensoa, I ThomssSmlih.
Jksac Ils7lf hurst, I Henry Lewis,
lhouas Bobbins. J. Gillingham Fell.
Daniel Haddock Jr.
, DAMl-L SMITH, Jr., President.
William O. Cbowxll, SeoreUry. 3 Hi
MEDICAL.
G-LAD NEWS.
FOB THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases for tha Spildt and Pthmj
KhhT CtikB olall diseases arising irom excesses la youth.
Physical and Nervous Doblllrj , eto. etc 7
0 tUANUa, OF DlE'l Is JhECEKBARY. ' 1
They can oe used without deiecilon, and never fall tt
eflect a Cure, If used according to Instructions.
HEWS SPECIFIC PIIXS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Bix Boxes for Five Do;
lars; aiso, Large boxes, containing Four Small.
,. , Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes are generally required to cure
smBie'box80 u")Uh benefit Is derived irom. using s,
iZ'vS"1 Nation
BELL'S TOHIC PII X
A re recommended as the mosiEfficscloui. Rejuvenatins
and Invigorating Remedy in tbe word.
A Package Ptlce Five Dollars, will last a month, ani
Is gcuera. y sufllcicnt '
In extreme cases of Debility,- ...
IJJlI1,'S uxtkusai. rehikdt.
Price 1 wo Dollars, sufllcicnt for a month, can be as
to fcood advantage. '
mfiS-S ength to the sysUm, and, with tbe PUl
Will eilect a complete Restoiation
A Pamphlet 01 1IMJ pages, on the LR30RS OF YOUTH
desifcnea as a Lecture and Cau Ion to Young Men. senl
tree, Ten Cents requited to pay postage.
It you cannot purchase Bell's Spicttic RgURnri
of your Diugglst, take no other, but tend the wonej
DK. JAJ1E8 BRYAN. Consrltins Physician',
No Kill KltfV'.riWA Y H.a V..L
And you will receive ihem by return of mall post paid
and nee irom observation.
For sale by DYOTT &
btrcet.
Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
9115
yc.x poruLi.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIRD Btreet,
Trice, 331-00 per Bottle; f5'00 for Lalf-a dozeu.
The undersigned citizens take n!nr, i-h..i ..
recomu.euoii.g the use of Wright's Tar Syrup for
v.. wvw Tvuoopiug-COUgO, HpOtteO
;- " 1 i , wuiuo iu me ureasi, uroncnltls.
infiarumation, aid restriction 01 air vessels In the lunus
etc. 111. nTlni.i1v Bhnu ,1 l.a 1 ., .. . . , 4i..
Charles C. Wiihou, Forney'. Preii orhncZ
C bar.es H . Graflen, Sunday Mercury oflloe.
James JSolen, A ju r -oihto
William F. c orbit. Associated Press
Wlllhiin H. Carpenter, Eire Alarm and Pnltca Iain,
graph, Ellth ond 1 besuut streets. . ollc 1 ele
A Randolph. Front and 1 ombard streets.
James W. Perrine No. 1129 Charles street.
U. A. Davis No. m Uaskl.l street.
John Woodstde. No. lil Franklin street.
Robert Thompson, No. 1 008 W alter streak,
R. G. Mnrcn,Ko. 626 Ft an kiln s,roet.
J Gebloft. No 131 8. e-ecoud street. '
JoLn Seymour, No. SIS B. t lout street.
t . W. Howard, No. I Dock street
H. C. 1 urt ett No. 827 8. t econd street.
L. Bates No. 61 '5 Arch street
Albert Martin. No. 417 S. Second street.
Mary Caidwoll, No. IVJ2 gi.nsom street.
W. '1 comas. Jo. 20 N. Fourth street
T. M. tsrthy.ho. Idtt Etiretn's alley.
George Wl son. No. 236 Race street.
W . F. Brooks, No.69 Aortli hecond street '
M. J. Hassett, No. 110 Csnal street.
S. Seymour Rose BusthMon.
Char es Rogers, No. 921 South street.
R. T. Wenlngion, second and Quarry stree
E. E. lhumas. No. 136 South Mxt. strict.
W ltiihm Barns. No MA South Front s reeu
S. S. anion!. Opera Manager.
John Msginnls. rear af No. 134 North Second attest.
Mre. 8. R. Cboate, Newark, Del.
AT. William B. Wright. "
Pie: We take pleasure m recommending four TAk
SYl.LPtol' wblcb we have already sold considcrablt
Quantities) as a most excellent and efhunclous remeoj
tor the complaints set lortb In your printed bill already
submitted to the public. As a gratifying act to sullerinr
Ijuu ulIv we will cbeermily recommend your prepara
tlon to a.l arlllcted with diseases which It is designed tt
core. Yours, etc,
. DILKS A SON, Druggists.
N, . corner Pine and Sixth streets,
For la'e also at "
. JOHMsON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN 8,
DYOTT A CO 'A,
A nd ail principal Druggists and Dealer.
The subscriber would beg leave further to fartbit
be is prepared to flit orders end forward tbe Syrup to
any bltrt Ot .be enmtirv. . P.rNAiii rtaatrltio nth.r in.n.
uia 1 ion by mail will inclose a postage stamp and answers
... tunifti as soon aa me exigencies 01 business
win admit Address
. ,. . WILLIAM B. WRIGHT.
3 20 r 0 771 B. THIRD Btrtet, Philadelphia, Pa,
QAMARITAN'S GIFTI
SAMARITAN'S GIFT t
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"TS, A POB1TIV1 CUBS"
FOB ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIS
CHKTIOJSS. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten PiVa to le Taken to Effect a Cure.
They are entitcly vegetable, having no smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and will not In any way Injurs the
stomach or bowels 01 the mot delicate.
Cuieslntromiwo to lout dajs, and recent eases Is
'tweut.v-iour hours." -J,-
beut by man. Price, Male packages, i Fema'e, $3
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND. HERB . JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy lor
Scrofula, Uxeit, Sores, Pints, letters Scales,
Boils, Mo.
For the above complulnts the Famarllsn's Root and
Herb Juices Is the nicHt potent and eflectual remedy
ever piescrlbed It reaches and eradicates every par
tic e 01 the venereal-poison. W 111 remove every ve.itlge
ol Impurities from the system as well as all the bad
efiects ot nieicury. Price, $1-23 per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is nsed In conjunction with tbe Boot and Htrb Juices
lull dliectwus. Price, 25 cents.
The old sickening and disgusting drugs have to give
way to remedies purely vegetable, pleasant 10 the taste
am. A FOMT.VE CI RE
t old by DEM AS BARNES A CO., No. 21 PARK ROW
1 d by Dinc.lBIs.
PF.SMOND & CO.. Proprietors. No. 818 RACE Street
thllsdelDhla g 16
A
LL PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
the bless ng Of good he iltb ran nhtaln rxllar br
consulting tr. a.ibkiu1j1a, uermsn physician Dr
Klnkelln treats ail dises.es prena.es aud anwinlsters
his own medicines. They ore pure, sate, and reliable.
lie Invites al persons sjilleiing rioui disease tae
blm. ( onsultation free during the dsv. " orllotM
open till Oo'c ick In the evenins. N W. em
OHIRD and UNION BtreeU, between Spriso 3imB
Vcets. I4.lui
OCTOBER 22, 18GG.
RAILROAD LINES.
E A D 1 N (1 It A t L
ON EAT 1 UVhK LINE.
R O"
A D.
EIII'M PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA, THE BCHUY IKILL, ht'SQUK
II ANN A, ClMrlFltl.AND ANI) WYOMING VAI,.
1E8. THE NORTH, NORTHWEST, JND TU
C NaDAS.
TTjiwan ittitarnjr.titjv.TUF rASB.'"J1i.B TRAINS
a . , , V' V Vi'l l .Mfl,
ifvi"2.r cmnanvi Dfnot. itTHinrrrvTn Bnri
At tha fiilinarliiiF
iivui a
MORNINO JCC0MMODATIO5T,
Al 7-TO A. M., lor Resolng and Mitei mediate 8talfona;
Returning, leaves Reading at 6 JO P. M., arriving fn
Pit ilsatlphia at 8 10 P. M .
...... MORNING EXPRESS,
At 8-l A. M., fir heading, Lebanon, Harr'sbnrg, Pot's-villi-,
Pinegrove, Tsmaqiia, -Kunbury, Willlamnport,
Mmrs, Rithenter, Ngsra Falls, Hullalo, Alentown,
Wilkehlisno, Pittstou, Yotk, Caillsle, Cbsmbersburg,
llscristown, eic. etc.
Tbls train connects at BEADING with East Pemisvl
vanla Railroad trains f.r Alleulowa.ete ,ami the Lebanon
vallev Imin for Barrbburg, eto , at POUT CMNTOM
with ( atswlssa Rairoao trains for Wliiiamburg, Look
Haven, Elmirs, etc 1 at HARKISIiURO with N .rlhern
teotral Cumberland Valley, and Schr-vlkill and Mnitin.
bsnra tr.lns ft r Northunilwrland, Wllliamsport, York,
t b.mbersburg, Plnegrose etc.
AFlERNOON EXPRESS
Lesves Phllacclphla at 3 .10 p. 11., f, r Reading Totts
vll e, Harrltburg, etc., connecting witti Beading and
Columbia Rallioad trains tor Columbia, eto
READING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Peac lug at 6-K A. M., stopping at sllwaysU
tlons, arrlvigatl,r,iladclihaat40A M.
Hcturnlrig, leaves I hllauelphla at 4 DO P. M.; anlves In
Reauing at 7 M.
Trstns for Philadelphia leave Hsrrlsburg at 810 A.M..
""''!!?. at A- 11 "ivlng in PhtlaileipUla at
11)0 P. M. AfleritOon trains leave llarrlslitirg at 2-10 P.
046PM 845 P' M" rrivm8 ln PhilKdelpl'ta at
' ' HAF.RISRUfiO ACCOMMODATION
Leaves R.-ailtng ai 7 30 A. M., and HanUburg at 4 10 P.
Rf. (enn.ciiiig at Rcaoir.g with Af ernoon Accommo
dation south at 0 30 P. M., arriving in Phiiadclpula at t 10
Market train, with passenger car attache-!, leaves Phila
delphia atl2 46 noon lor Reading and all wav stations
Leaves Resdlng at 11-00 A. M , ami Domilngtown at 12 ad
P. M tor Pbtladelpltia and all way stations
All tie sin ve trains run daily, Sundays exespted.
hui.daytrlnsltavePottv!lleatt--OOA. Mand Phila
delphia at S is p. Ai. Leave FmludelpMa for Resdlng at
SOW A. M., returning from heading at 4 2' P. M.
CHEST EH VAI LEY RAILROAD.
Pasiengfra tsr Downirgton and Intermcdlata polrts
trtke tha 7 ;k and 81. A. M. and 4 30 P. M. trains from
Pl'Ualelnhia. returning from Downii,gb,wn. at7l0 A. M.
and l2.'iinon.
NEW YORK EXFRE8A FOR PITTSBURG AND THE
WliST
Liaves New York at 7and ft A. M. at d -00P.M.,pasilng
Rtadingatll6anaU&3A,M and 1-4S P. M.. and con
necting at HairlAbura with Peiinsylvsn'a and Northern
Cential Kallrosd expiess trslns for Pittsburg, Chicago.
Wilbsmspt rt.Elniha, Baltimore, etc. "
Returning, exprrss train leaves HsnUbtirf on arrival of
the Peiiiisjlvaiiia expieas Irom 1'ttuburg, at 8 and 9 Oft A.
M. and 9-15 P.M., passing Reading at4'4!) and 10-02 A.
i'Sa Vo80? W-.and arriving in New York at 10 A M.
and 2 48 P. M. Sleeping cars accompsny tbcio tmlns
thiongh between Jersey City aud Plitaburg, without
change.-
A mail train for New York leaves IUrrlsburg at 210 P.
M. Mail train for Ilsrrlsbnrg 1. aves New York at 12 M.
ScllCYLEILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottville at 7 and 1130 A. M and 715 P.
M1j.rl;'lMmngtiomTamaiiuaat 7 ai A. M. and 110 and
8( IH'YLKILL ANT) SUSQUEHANNA BAILUOAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 SO A. M. for Plnegrova and
Hairlburg, and 1-5UP M.for Plnegrove and lremont,
n turning from Ilarnsbnrg at 8-20 p. M.,auJ from Tre
mont at 7 24 A. M. aud - P M.
Throniih first-class tickets snd' emigrant tickets to all
the principal points ln tie North and West and Canaila.
1 1. following tickets ate obtainable on'v at the olilce of
8 PKADtORD, Treasurer, Ne. 2J7 S. FOURTH Stroet,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. MCOLLS, Geneiai Superlntetid
dem, Reading :
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
At 2. percent, discount, bt-tvsen any points Jeslrcd.for
tamiaes aud Aims. , .
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 20(10 ml.es between a, I nnima. jVlO-nn lrh C.
families aua firms
6EA8ON TICKETS.
For thi co, tlx, mne, or twelve months, for holders only,
to all points, at reauct d rates
CLERUYMEJT
Residing on the line of iheroua will be furnished cards
enutluig themselves and wives to tickets at laif (are.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From PhlladelpbH to principal statl ,ns, good for Satur
day, Sunday, and Monday, at reduced lam, to be had only
at tl e Ticket olilce, at THIRTEENTH and CALLOW IlIxL
Streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to nil the above
rolntBfrcm the Company's Freight Depot. BROAD and
WiLLOV. bt eets.
FREIGHT TRtlNS '
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 30 A. M, 13-45 noon, and
6 P SI., lor Reauing, Lebanon, Uarrisburg, Pottavllls,
1'oit Cllutou, and all points forward.
MAILS ' '
Close at tha Philadelphia rout Office for all places on the
rornl aid Its brancne et 6 A. M., and tor the principal
rations only at a-li) P. M. g 46
"PHILADELPHIA, GEUMANTOWN, AND
J. NORRISIOWN RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, May 16, 1866,
for uermantowk.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, S, 8, 10, 11, u A.M.,1, 2.3-10.
3,V, 4. b. IH . 6, 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 P. M. ' '
Leave Germantown , 7, 7J, 8, 20, 9, 10, 11, 12 A.M.
l,2,8,4.4Js,6, fjfi. 7,8,9, Id, 11 i'.M.
I he 8 20 down ti aln, and 3 nnd S tp trains will not
a, vf u.i ,110 uuiuimiiun u iittIIOIl.
ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia 9-10 A. A)., :i, 3, f, 8, MV P, M.
Leave Geirnnntowii 8 A. M., 1, 4, (J.. 11X e.u
CHEfsMfT HILL B.MLROaD
aild'lVp Pj'll"J;1,,llilt 6' 8' i0 18 A. M., 2, 8?f, 5V, 7,
Leave Cbesnut Hill 7-10 mlnutos, 8, 9 40, 11-40 A. M
1-40, 40, 6 , 6 40. 8-40 and 10 41) minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 10 minutes A M., 2. S. and 8PM
I.ea e Cbesnut Hiil 7 40 mmutes A. M., 12"4t, 6 40. aud
9-26- minutes P. M. . '
I OR CON8H0II0CKFK AND NOREI8TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8 3& minutes, 11(5 A.M..
4'li,f.f,6V;,8-or,ii.ir1mes.aiidlli P.M. '
. f? il0"1"01- 7, 7-60, 9, U A. M., IK, 4X, ',
and si. ai.
1 tie P. M. trninwill stop at School Lane.Wls.a
hicton, Manaj unk, Spring Mill, ai d Conbholiockea only.
ON SUNDAYS. '
Lesve Ptlladclpkla 9 A M , VX, 4, and P.M.
LiuvbNtrriatovtn 7 A. M., 1, .r. , and P. M.
FOR MaNAYUNK.
Leave Ililladeiphla 6, Ban muuites, 11 05 A, jr.,
4)4 ,JS, f'H. S't'ft, and 11V. P. M. -.'-.
cJ'ev-2AIau,,uuk87'8!w'0 IIXA.M.,2, 6,6V,
8k t M
ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 5 4, and 7 P. M.
Leave Manayurk 7H A. M ., 1 , 6, and H P. M.
VV. 8, WILSON, General Superintendent,
Decot NINTH and GREEN Streets,
TVJOKTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROIdT
Xl Depot, THIRD Street, al-ove 7 hompson.
For ltETHLEIlEM.l.OVLtSTOWN.MAl CH CHUNK
EAS1 ON, W 11 .L1AMSPORT. and WILKES 11 A Bit eT '
x,At Z'i? K"Pre!;). 'or Betlilel.em, Ailentown,
MauchCnunk.Hszleton, Wllllsmsport, and Wilkesharre.
t,?ao1'- 11 fExpress) lor Betltlehem, Easton, etc.
reaching Eatton at 4S P.M. , ....
At 8-15 P. M for Bethiehtm, Ailentown. Msm h Chunk,
r or DoyleMow n at H ijft A M , i 30 and VIS P. M.
1 or Fort Washington at 10 A, M. and 11 P. U
For Lsutuai at ti 15 P. M.
White cars ol Lite Second and Third Sireots Line Cltv
Passenger Car. n.n direct to the dcr.'t.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bcthielttm at 6-25 A. M. and 12-20 Noon, and 615
P. M.
Leave Doy'estown at 6-40 A. M., 3-15 and 6 HQ p M
Leave Luujda'e at 6 00 A. M
Leave Fort Washington at 10-!0 A. M., and 2 15 P. M
OK SLMiAYS
PlilladelpMa for Betlijoliem at 9 A. M.
I'hlladulpliia for DoyleNtown at 2-a0 P.M.
Dojle.itown for I'blladelphla at 7 20 A. M.
lietlilehtm for Philadelphia at 4'ii0 P. M.
Through Tickets must be procured at the ticket offices.
TRIAD Street or BERKS Street. 1
21 ELJ.IS CLARK, Agent.
1 MrUi -PHILADELPHIA" AND ERIE RAIL-i-UUU
.ROAD. Ibis great line traversbs the North
ern and Northwest Coi uties of Pennsylvania totheCity
oI.Erle 011 Lake Erie It lias been leased and is operated
by tne Peuns) lvanla Railrond Compan r.
TIME OE PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
Arrive Eiistward trie Mail Train, 7 A.M.; ErloExbress
Train. IP. M.
Ti-?nV12M,8tWardErl0 Ma"' P" M'! Er'e Expreas
FasseEuer cars run throtighontne Erie Mall andExprekA
trams both ways lietwetn 1'hiladelpbia 11 b1 Erie.
NEW YORK CONS.EUT10N.
ttave New York at !) A.M., arrive at Erie 9 80 A, M.
Leave Erie at 4'40 P.M., arrive St New York 4'16 P. M
Hegimt Sleeping Cars on all the night trains. I
or inrornnition respecting p.ssergor business, analyst
comer THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, phlii.
And for freight business, ol the Company's Axeuts, 8. '
Kil gslon, Jr., ctrner Tlilrtedith and Market sir' Bi
Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds, Erie; William B ,,ets,
Agent j J n it., isutiiuiore.
H.H IIOUST'f N , General Freight Agon
H. W. GWV NNER, Gent-rsi Ticket Age
A. L. TYLER, General SupWUllam
7 EST JER9EYRAILROAD L' '
.towttt
'.of. v.'".'
.port,
r root 01 jn AjKK . r ' vv"
lug MONDAY, saptemler24, l.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS
For Bridgetoo. ealeiu, Ml lvilla,
stations, at 8 A M.Mau., d r,
For Woodspry.o a. 01., o our
For Caoe Way. ' 3 oO P. M.
' . V RETURNING TP
.. 7.,r. OtAn I
. v rw Am . .
At
.d
I-.ridgottU at 7 06 A. M. . 'f" LEA Up-
P- M- . and V 64P.r .
raicm a o ou a. m. an " i . Ar
WlllviL'eat6 65 A.M. . j 8 fl p ,, ' ru'''t. m
Cape M.y at 1H5 a s0(1 Hf-Jr- rrnlKh, .... W
neitnt wu 1 lu rr ,A . -" i-vi..,' - r. s-
beiow Wslnut sire evjj r!mr anj i-"V 10 p. At
Tliat received ' fron, "eoohj A '"'ht.
, ay. . -"-TKA.u..M. bSmiIH. F
A
RAILROAD LINES. .
Corrmenclng MO""" .
I'ayt-Datw - ....1, July 2. 116. TrMni wit
- etn,e.- ;,';wy.lrB"0AI bUCflt u WA.SlUNGTOa
ton. New.u ,t,Ln'v",' Vor,,,ln " Chaster, w-lmlag-'r.
A.M..LktoJ' "ht. Psrry villa, Havre ds-
stim-e, s it n 1)1 mau Msncli, Chase s and
W.y Mall Train .. .... .....
Psltinioie.stoiwina. C'mdsjs xcpte,I),
dill Ins si.u Hiiumo?!"1 ro,ulfIilens between PhUa-
frr PrlLcws Am e! mi ? "J ",..S.",",(lT "PtI.
r.r press j lain at 11 aa. .11.10 .launns.
A. M. ,,.,..."-
vsiniuoreand Washlnmon
r.M'rcas J rain at i P
r..'rcas j rain at a P. M. A,m.... . . . -
tln.ore and Washington, atA?1"".&af ,?hc?te'';,; n'
Wilmington, JMewark. Elkton, North ''"';''' J,-1"""0,".
Ilsvre-de (.race, Aberdeen, Perryrna'T,1' JPer;V.'lle'
noils, Chase s ana Slemmer's Run. ' E,1ooo4, Msg-
Z' KxprM 11 "' " ... Wash-
Pnssenrers hyBpat from Bal Imore for Fortres, v,.
A. M tr'a'ln '" ""1 KU,hn,on, wl - the lMj
' WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mffitoif ' U HlaUo"8 uotwein Philadelphia and Wu
LeavePhll.idelphlantSA.M , 12-SO, 4 30. fl, and II wp
M. The 4 ;;o P. M. train connects with Delaware Railroad
lor Harrlnnton and intermediate stations. ,
e..'nrf.vt.Wi.1.mil,.,"1 at 3"' 7Jf' "b"1 8 A.M.,4at
fi-.' OP.M. Tbe 715 A M. train .will not stop at staUouk
belw.en Chester knd Philadelphia,
4 ?0r!i'i""(!prM eW C'"Ue l"Ve 1'n,I,u'e'P' l A-M.
' THROUGH TBAfNS FROM BALTIMORF,. '
Leave Wllmmpton st 11 A. M ,4 ;W and 10 I'.M,
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r,---!,t?.T,or6VMM7'5&' 10 " "J ll'40 A- - )
llltiM HALTIB ORE TO PHILADELPHIA. ' .
iruve uaiiim .ie a. M ,. Way-mali, 01 A.
Fxpre. s. 110 P. Jt , Express. 6 30 P. M., Express.
av Dl.t EXI6bB,
TBATV4 Vfin U IT T turiD
If.,
Leave Castor at 4 49 and 8V.2 A. M , and ,1 38 P. M.
Leave W llmlngtoo at ft 23 and 9 33 A. M., and 416PM
l ioi'i"-.1 ;'"nK'rCais attached will leave
Extress Tra'n at s-i.i a. m u.,.i . .
mat.. 1. stom.ini7 . i-h7Jr wY L L"":"r". "",n-
Mortncaat, P.-rryvtllo . Havre-de-uiSeerXberUeen, rln, '.
msn's, Magnolia, Cbaie a and Biemaiers Run CT,n'rwrr j
Nhiht Exprtss, 11 P. M.. for ltaltimoro and Washington k
AcconiincdalionTraiti atll-aoP. M.for Wllmlugtyn am I
lnkrmvdlate stations.
BALTIMORE FOR FHILADELPIirA. I
Leave Balilnroie at M i'O P. M .stopping at Havre-de 1.
Orace.Peirj vine, ana Wilmington. Also stops at Elkto, a
snd Newark (10 take passengers forPnllodelpnia and loav s
paiscrigers ftom Washington or Bait-more), and Chester t a
leave pasbengers from Bultiuioreor Washington 1
A ccc umiodatlon Train from Wlitulitutou for Philadelphi I
and intermediate stations at 6 20 P. M . .
i 11. F. KENNEV, Supcrlnlenjont. ' '
FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN-AN ft
Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Coiat
pnny's Lines. , ,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK '
and Way Plaota, from Walnut Street Wharf, wilt leaver as
tsllows, viz.: rs.BK.
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion tj-7K
At 8 A M.,vlaCsmdenand Jersey City Express.'..'., 800
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Express 1 31ft)
At 6 P. M., via l.amden and Amboy Accommodation '
and Inilgiant 1st class g-jfr '
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
r and Emigrant, 2d class
At8A. M.,2and0 P. M., for Mount Holiv, Ewansville.
Pcmherlon, and Vluceutowu. At 6 A. M. and 2P.M.
for Freehold.
At ft aid 10 A. M , 12 M., 4, S, fi, and 11-30 P. M. for Fish
House, Palmyra, Rivcrton, Progress, Delanco, Beverly.
Edgtwater, Builingtrn, Flirunco, Bordcmown, etc. '
The 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. lines run direct through to '
Trenton. .
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
At 11A. M., 4-30, U-46 P.M., and 12 P. M (Night I, via
Kensington nnd Jersey C'ity Express Lines, fare WHS).
The 6 40 P. M. Lite will run-daily. All oUmrs Sundays
excepted.
At 7 and 11 A. M , 3 , 4 80, 8, and 6 45 P. JX. and Jlld-
right, lor Bristol, Trenton, etc.
At 7 and 1015 a.M, 12 M, 3.4,6, nrd 6 P.M.. for Corn,
welfe, Torre, d.le, Holinesburg, Tacony, Wtssinomlng.
Uridesiiurg, and Frsnkford, snd at 10 15 A. M., for Bris
tol, Scbenck's, Eddlngtnn, and 8 P. M. for Uolmesbura
ar.d Intel mediate stations. .
At 7 30 A. M. and 3-.I0 P. M , for Niagara Falls, Buffalo.
Dunkirk. Canundalgua, Elmiia, Iihuca.OH-egn, Roches "
: ter, BmghsmtOD, Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bond
Montrose, Wilkesbsrie, Scranton, Stroitdsbmg, Water '
Gap, belvldere, Easton, LamhtrtvUle. Fiemlngtou, eta.
TlieS'ilOP.M Line connects direct with the train leav
ing Easton tor Mauch C'bunk, Ailentown, Beth!eliem,e;o.
Al 0 P. M. lor LambertvUle and Intermediate stations.
June 1. lBOU. WILLIAM H. GATZMER, Agent,
IJENNBYLVAMA CEN1RAL RAILROAD 5
. n. , feUMfcER ARRANGEMENT.
The Trains 01 tie Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave tbe Depot, at Ihiiiy-nrst and MarketTlreeta.
which lsresohed by the cars 01 the Market Street Pit
enger Railway, lunulug to and from the Depot Tb?
lnrt car leaves Finn street about 30 minutes Drior
to tbe departure of each T iain. miw ini
On Sundays Cars leave Eleventh and
streets 4f minutes beiore the departure of eaeli Trin.
Mann's Baggage Exprew will cs 1 for and deUvi
Baggage at the Depot Orders left at the Tofflca ZV
631 Cheanut street, will receive attention, .
TKAISI 1.KAVK I.SPOT Vll
man iTain ,
Day Express
1'boII Accommodation, Mo. I...
Fast Line uxi Erie Express...,
Pairlsburg Actommouatlon...
La ucaster Acoou.uiooailon....
1 iilfburgh and Erie ilui 1
Paoll Accomiiiodatlon, No 8..
at- 8 -on a. is
...at 10-00
...atll-OO
..at 12 00 M.
..at 2 80 P. If
..at 4D0
,.At 90 m
..at lots) h
i-unaue.puia x.xpre.hr.
TRAlhS A11K1VI AT DEPOT, VXX
at UW
Cincinnati Pvirr.4
Philnde.phia Expressr
l'aoll Accoiiiiuodatlon, o. 1
tolunibiaTri.lD
Lancaster T rain .".".""
Fust Line
Paoil Accommodation, No. 2.'.!!X"
lisy Express
Paoll Accommodation, No. 3.".
Uarrisburg Accon modation ""
Daliy, excoor Satnrdav. n.n
..at 12-40 a at
..at 710
..at 820 ,
..at 900
..at 14(1 P M.
..at 1 10
..at 4 lti "
,..at S-50
...at 730
..at t-ae
Holiday. A II oth. r T rains d ally, exeent Vuntias-.
t liar, except
litnniiing through Irom Philadelphia to Phtabunrr,
and Erie without change 01 cars. v v " utsT
Sunda.v Accommodiiiioi Tiains for Paoil and fnterm.
d ate stations leave Pbilade pbia at 9-tiO A. M. and J (St
P. M , return ing leave Paoll at 6 50 a. M. snd 4-50 p If
Til KEl OFFICE '-"-ax
is located at No. 6?1 Chesnnt street, where Tickets to
all important points ma? be procured, and full luiorma
Uco given by JOHN C. ALLEM. Ticket Agent.
Alto at Thirty-first and Market streets, on applica
tion to THOMAS H. PARKE,
. . . . Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Fmlcrnnt Train runs dstlv (except Sunday). Foe
full particulars as to tare and gccomaiodaiiona apply te
FRANCIS FUiAk,
I'n",7'Tnla Railroad CompSiv wui?ot8iS,i.
fl"'f!I.ir""""8?:."ceB Wearing Append am?
limit their itsptLsibhity t One Hun lred dollars li
Ii i'?.". yL'Vt". ceedlng that amount in vaiaa
win be at the risk ol the ow ner, unless taken by soeeau
3 12)
FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AKaT
usVlbe htltlons on the CAMDEN and AMHOYanA
corlncning BalToads. INCREASED DESPaTOH.
IBs CAMDEA AND AMBOY BAILKOAD AND
TB ANSpOR 1 ATJ ON COMPANY iREfG-T LINES
f0.' hiJfr? I'?1 ' 'l8Te WALNUT Street Whaif at
o'clock P M. daily (Sundoysexccptedj.
Freight must be delivered before 4M o'lock, to be or
waided ibe fume 'ay.
Retummg, tbe above lines will leave New York at!
noou. and t and t P. M
Frelghi lor Tienton. Princeton. Kingston, New Bruns
wick, snd a 1 poluts on tbe Laraen aiutjAmboy Rait,
road: also, on the Be.v.dere. Delaware a,i Flemlnsr
ton tlief-ew Jereev, tbo FieetMild and Jamesr. .nj
tbe Burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, rety
end iorwided up to I P. M. ,. .
The Belvldere De aware RoHroad connecU at PtillUp
burg wl the Ulilch Vllev Railroad, and at Mauua
kauhunk wilb all point'-, on the Dataware, Laokawa v
and Western Ral road , forwarding to ryrattt, Buttsvla.
aud other uoluts lu ,estern New York .
TheNeov Jersey nailroad connects at flieanara w
the New Jereev t antral Railroad, and atNewsr
the Morris and F.ex Railroad. ,h-marks'
A slip ineuior anduro, wi"',n,u,f tn ev
iieiB,ldppirf0a coislrnees.must. inevr
be sent w lib iachload 01 goods, or no '
B,?ai t. a lacltirJes have
Ji.""..' "n s.ook is lurnl'
tbe rot'
more. ItwUlbed'
Nr rtb stiver, aa the sblyr
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lur Sor t, sad Ao-T. i"" South ""?ctlons at .
llt-oliu mtolYw'L """e'ana attn?bbar.
At ub niui 1 am ty.ni A- . ' nfiin 1
tgj for W "m
Min..i7nru rerryvt'ie ana In'crmedlato ,-
stations at6 05 P. M. llahlmore, for Havre-do-Grann nnd 1
Intel met) lata stall at 4 40 P. M. Pern villa fnVwi
ntlr gton an I Inte mediate stations at 4 20 A M r5- "
ing a, Wl mlngton with TTt'rafnV
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