THE DAILY EVENlNGTEL;EGBAriI TRIPLE SHKKT. PIHLADEIjPIIIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1866.
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NUMBER XCII.
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A DttT FOR MENTAL BYfiPEmCB, AND A CURB
FOB UT-FOOUONDK1A, HY-IOCRISV, OR ANT
COMPLAINT OF A HY OBDIR.
))Y OUIt BE1UE3 EDITOR.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
BCBT MXTRB-ILLOflieAL OBSERVATIONS FOB TBI
I WKAK.
October.
Monday, f.- Ex-rostmanter Walborn receive!
mit ot Silver Plate, presented br the Carrier
f the Post Office, as tribute to nil attain
menu ai a man of Letter i.
Tuesday, 30. Rational Guards of Philadelphia
not expecting to to to fans to exhibit thorn
selves, goto Florence, J). J,, Instead, And in
dulge in Isrgot practice.
- Wednesday, 31. Imoortant arriral at the White
House Mrs. Doctor Walker; visits Andy in
Bloomer costume, and prescribes Extract o
Constitutional Amendment lor Shattered Con
titutioni.
November.
Thiridty, 1. Important debate In City Council
, M to the propriety of selling; cooked v'e uale la
. the market house. Referred to the Committed
on the Prevention oi Crnelty to Animals.
Friday, . Reduction ofcharges'on the Atlantis
Cab e take place. The euarros are now so
light, especially the charges of elootricitr, tha .
the slgna'B aie not distinguishable.
. Saturday, 3. SxriksColukh DAT. The Edito
receivos a commipsion from QoTernor Swann
ot Maryland. offering him the position ot De
tectiye oi Jokes for (be city ot Baltimore.
Ai VISIT TROdL THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
: '. LONDON "TIMES."
Account of the Supper, Etc.
The advent ot the ereat newspaper man, Mr.
John Walter, of the London Times, in our midst,
It rendered interesting by tbe wonder on our
part as to how he found out where Philadel
phia was. He surely did not depend on the
columns of tbe Times to acquire any geogra
phical knowledge of the United States, lor had he,
he would, it is more than probable, have brought
. tip in Asia Minor in his hunt for Philadelphia.
But, thanks to "Appleton's Rail way Guide" and
the hackney coachmen, we have had this
week among us by 'eaveiu a real live Britisher,
, o iciinicuuuj n paper wim more wants,'
tmtll "'mala onrl famnln II a i. , ,
UVUUICU
-Alexander, who, very foolishly, like a New York
.newsboy, cried because there were no more
Worldg. Mr. WalfPr Mm Roro tn ooo tl. T,J
Men of America, but we believe he was not inl-
- ' ...av IV D(,v laic iht;u
llalea Into any of the lodges (notwithstanding
ke could have received four dollars a week
when sick), nor was he, in any decree, made
acquainted with the Order. Indeed, be ex-
TBI IJfJMAJf rtliJNfJKVS Jka mn. ITALltA fiArnvJ All
TO FIND HER.
pressed his perfect disgust at the appearance
f gennine Indian Princess who wanted to
ell him a pair of bead slippers near the door
f his hotel; her garb and whole appearance
were so different from what he had seen on
the labels of the cigar-boxes in 'Hengland.
D INDIAN PR1NCES8 AS MR. WALTBB " DID FIND
DEE
, Mr. Walter, however, did arrive here, and,
like all good Englishmen, manifested his joy at
. theeceape from tomahawking, in his trip over
the Camden and Amboy Railroad from New
York to Philadelphia, bo contrary to his expec
tations, by a good supper, at which good things
hould be eaten and said, not only by Mr. Wal
ter, but by everybody elne who might happen to
be intimate with the proprietor of the Lon
don Time, that has correspondents in all her
Majesty's dominions, and on which, by 'eaveus !
the sun never sets.
' ,., The supper was given at the sign of "The Goat
ad Gridiron," and the party sat down pre
cisely at ?1 o'clock P. M. The wines and 'arf-And-'arf
were or the vintage of 18G6, from Fol.
Degan's, whose vineyard is situated on the Peu
yuik Road, down in the Neck, where bo many
people have been shot lately. At the head ol
Ike table sat Mr. Bong-Kong Reed, formerly of
China, supported on the right by Mr. Walter in
person, And over the left by Mr. Alderman Mc
N alien also in person, together with many others
whose names have from time to time figured in
the papers under various circumstances. Sir
Eicbard Yaax, the Hairy, also occupied a seat of
konor at the table. .
The 'following Bill of Pare was prepared bv
the host of "The Goat and Gridiron" In honor ot
the occasion:
BUI of Fare.
SOUP.
From tbe various Theatres and Ba'ooni. and ot
the different Varieties."
FISH.
Packers. Sbeepgheads
BOILXD.
Calves-head-liraio Sauce.,
ROAST.
. , . Irish Tongues and Chops Fenian Sauoe.
, XBTBXES.
Iad Duck. ; ' , Post Ofnce Liver.
VXOXXABLXS.
tAbDat Heads. Some i'umpkins. Doad Bests,
SALADS.. . ' u 1 1
Sliced Salaries.
A.
man am W A mm wo
Arf-aue-'Arf nd tu Cold Shoulder
, After the cloth was removed, which the waiter
did as soon, as he discovered how they were
spilling the things over it, the festive party
begs making speeches. Before' any speaking
was commenced, however, the Chairman, read
me regret which he then held in his hand, of
Tjtmmmf 1 i . ?
' ' -: 'H&H' '
..,.!. - - ifcsj
per hoes who were expected, but who were
unable to be present. The first one was from
Mr. Pavii:
To fr. Heed, Chairman of the London Jimes
Vted:. , .
I oBTiiicfle Monrob, Va Dear Sir: Circum
stances over which I have no control will pre
vent me from mingling in your hilarity on ine
evening ot jour supper. You will convey to
the proprietor of tbe London Timet mv.warm
appreciation for the services ho rendered tbo
'Lost Cause," and although Pittsburg Landing
was not in Pennsylvania, hs he supposed at the
t'me, yet we should bave liked It to have been
there, and ibe more fully I appreciate bis de
sire to bring General Beauregard's army so far
North. Aho convey to him my confidence in
the truth of Ibe prophecies of his paper, par
ticulailythe latest onfs, altboufh at present I
am unacquainted with the aiibjcct of any of
tbcm, or of what they are about; yet tell him
not to despair on account ot past failures, but
to keep on in tbe good work, and some of them
must come true, particularly if they are contra
dictory in their statements. Again I must beg
vou to excuse my being absent on the ninht in
question, as mv engagements here are oi such
a nature that 1 cannot make any promises as to
my future n ovemcnts.
Give my respect to Mr. Clymer, and tell bim
to cone and see me.
yours, in true secession bonds,
Jefferson Davis, President C. S. A.
At the cloae of the reading Mr. Walter moved
a pot of 'arf-and 'arf to the "tenint ot tbe For
tress Monroe of 'Ampton Cross R jads." (Drank
with cheers.)
Alter some short speeches by M csrs. McM ullen
Ingersoll, Vaux, and others, Mr. John Walter
proprietor of tbe London Times, rose and said:
Gentlemen bof Hamerlca: When hi first
landed hm jour country hi was surprised to find
tbat the Indian savages did not hini'est your
steamboat piers, though other savages did, and
the risks I ran bin New York bin getting from
the boat to my 'otel will be a matter hof 'istory.
Ill ham halso himpressed with the fact tbat hi
have no use for my tinder-box hand steel hand
flint, which hi had tbe precaution to bring with
me, for the purpose of sirlking a fire if hi should
be overtuken at night away from hany 'ouse.
My friend, and former correspondent to my
Eaper, William 'enry Ru6sull, Esq., told me that
it hi was challenged to fight a duel honthe
boat or cars, hi could speak to the proper
hotlicer, hai.d he would put bus hoir and wait
till the tight wa3 hover; hi have ten duelling pis
tols, but nobody wants to flcbt, aud by 'eavens
hi ham glad bol it. (Applause.) .
Gentlemen hof Ilninei'ica: Let mo say that hi
halwaye knew jour war would he hover, hand
hi hexpected hit would be hover eooner than
Li thought it wood, baud hit was. (Great cheer
ing.) Gentlemen hof Hamericat Perhaps hi
ham hoccupjing time tbat could be more pro
fitably hempfoyed by hotber gentlemen, but by
'eavens hi hnm proud to say bl'm a olarstcd
British subject, and liO allegiance to her Ma
jesty, hou w hose hemplre the sun, by 'eavens,
never sets. (Here Mr. Alderman McMullen
proposed "Three cheers for tbe 8on that
never sets." Tremendous cheeriner.) Gentle
men hof II am erica, let's take a drink. (Cheers.)
The meeting, we should add, passed off very
plevantly, Mr. Walter promising in his next
letter to the Times to give all the gentlemen a
notice, and Mr. Dcgan a flr.-t-class puff. Mr.
Walter has left our city, and gone We9t. When
be goes home he will have a little increased
knowledge of "America," and will not suppose
tit th United States- is the capital of New
York. ' T
The Slclc Han.
Dr. Jonathan handing to Andy a dose of the
Eiiract of Constitutional Amendment "Take it
right down, Andy, the more you'll look ntit,
the worse you'll like It-"
Explanation. In our paper last Saturday we
aid something in reference to the Methodists
which was reckoned a loke by some jokers of
that very solemn body. We hereby disclaim
anything like a joke in these columns. Our
object is to be as stupid as possible; and we beg
that hercalter, if any one should discover a
oke made cither on a Method or any other way,
that they will report the fact promptly to the
publisher, and measures will be taken at once
to have the who le edition bought up.
"Time ib Up. James Stephens made his fare
well speech at Jones' Woods. New York, on sun-
day Inst, and announced 'that there would be
fighting in Ireland belore the 1st of January,
and tbat he would be in the midst of it.' "
Fighting in Ireland is nothing new, but that
Mr. Stephens will bo in tbe midbt of it is some
thing new, and we shall be glad if he don't
get hurt.
Perhaps It la lie.
We sec among the announcements of persons
to speak at a Johnson meetino; in Baltimore Is
"Mr. Smith, of Philadelphia," We don't defi
nitely understand what Smith this is; but if it is
John, we think we know him.
A "Model" Lodging-House.
The Patent Olllce.
An Ointment for Politicians.
App Ointment.
A London letter maintaius that this is the
goldcu age ot literary men as tegards the pros
perity ot their private circumstances, and goes
into details as follows:
"As tnarlee Dickens himself made known the
dispute with liis wile, thuie is no harm in alluding 10
It, or In concluding irom the tact that he allows her
00 a year, ana that he keeps up both a town and a
country house on a scale ol considerable cxponse,
that his inoomo n not loss tbuu 3000 or Jtl'JOO a
year, proDably yet more. Ills ienodical, All the
itar Hound, produces him nearly hall tbat sum and
bis 'rtufifuaV in public aro worth jt600 a year. Mr.
JJickens is renerous and sympathetic at ways ready
with his purso in a (rood cause aud also with his in
iluence. Mr Xroliope lias a good income in a Gov
ernment ollioo to b' ij.u with, lie keeps his hunt
ers, and is splendid y tuouutcd at the sport, lie
usually bm a houseful ot company, though he
works as bard as auy man 1 Know,
lie is in no dannor of want, eveu ihuuirh tne Ameri
can Congress adnerea to its uniair and suicidal
course. Kln o s professorship at Cambridge,
tDouKh it appears to have Ukeu every drop ot mauli
nessout ot him, bus at lcusuupplicd him wrh u com
petent inoome and added cousiiletabty lothe means
which bis ehurcn-liv ng already eupp led. Ol Iricnd
lupper what shall be suidr He is liumousol, prjutl
oi ibe poU)arhy ol hi works in America, and In
variably recurs to it in talking; ol the ooniemntuous
treat mert he meets alth from critic at homo aud
on a beautiiu! e-iate m hutrey tuanks bis stars ttiat
if tliecunsois are against him, ho can thrust a hun
dred eomons lu their luces. Alfred leonyson. had
he no pension would still be a rich man. The autaor
of 'Ten Thousand a Year' luxuriates in the opulence
or a highly pud judicial oftioe for which he lias only
party recoiuuieudations. Miss Evans has but to Hit
up hf r Unner, and hall the publishers In London
would tun to a preposterous figure for her lite ary
. u tbe rellfrious author, the McLeods and
Uutlules' aud bpareoDs, 1 ean eutf say thai theus
' aaost pronperous caUlna of any, equAUiuireven
flll0,"clcaii'B pay for new dramas, which is a
bold statement to make. la a word, the poor author,
Who is alius saw lime deserving, ean hardly be
stud t exist la Ld.Ubo t ths preetnt biae."
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
B
UY FURNITURE- AT GOULD CCS
I ln Dfrois. corner KINTUsiui m ruvt ..,
OS. tl OH or.vvau rvflfll.
'i h isrpest. ehesjifst, and beat sUiek ef rrnltnre, o
Ty crlpllon. In the wor o. Bend tor Printed t'ata-
lotsesnn i rite i.un. in sunnanem ot nieterial and
worknin.liip Is (nsrantted of ad we sell. Fum'ture lor
Parlor, Drawing room. Chamber or Bod room, lMntnir
rooin, Librsry. Kitchen, Servants' rooms. OtBnes,
i vio'a, ( horches, Odd Fellowt, Masoos. or other
I odie. BtilpK .n.tllutionn Clubs, Colleges, pBb 0
Bulliln(i bote's llonrding Bouses, Uospltoli, Fairs, or
a smitle piece ot Furniture.
I rawlrps end estlira es furnished when required.
Orders sent by post will be executed wltb despatch,
and with liberality and JnstneM of dealing Coaniry
dea'ers, ana the trude generally, eonttnae to be sunp'led
on tbessme liberal wholesale lerme that insure thens a
talr pioflt. parties at s olstanee may remit through oar
Bsnkei, the Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank,
t henna, street or the Union .National Hank, Third
street, or by Impress. :beek, or Post Office Order, im
mediate attention will be glien, and satisfaction Insured.
oom.n a co..
S E. come KISIB and MA RKKr streets and
it os. 37 and 19 MortU 8CON I) fltreet,
tldfiD Philadelphia.1
PLEASE OBSERVE
THAT
RICHMOND A FOREPAUCH'S
Is tbe Cheapest Place In this city
TO BUY YOUR FURNITURE.
Onr stork Is ibe Unrest and most varied, as our prices
are tbe lowent.
I.OK'T Fi KOF.T TO CALL before aurehairlnt else
where In order that we may hare an opportunity of
piovlng tbe truth oi the above assertion.
BICIIMOUD t FORErAUGU
28 tuihr2mrp lo. 40 South BECOKD 8t , west side
T
HOUSEKEEPERS
I have a large stock ot every variety ot
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at reduceo prices, consisting oi
PLAIN AND MAKBI.K TOP COTIAGjt HUIT8
WALNUT CBASDeK BV1TA.
PAKl.OR fUllb IN VKLVitT PU78H
J'AHLOK BUI18 1H HaIR CLOTH.
PAlll.OK U1T8 1M KF.PS.
8ldeboard, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcases
Mattresses, Lounges, etc etc.
P. P. OUSTING
8 1 K. X. corner SECOND and BACK streets.
h
No.
CHARLES E. CLARK,
11 North ELEVENTH Street
BEDDING
AND
COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Hair and Busk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters,
and PL lows.
BeBt Quality of Spring M attresses.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washetands, Chairs, Towel
Backs, Hocking Chairs etc
l'ev Cusbl us, Feathers and Down.
Cumtortables snd Blankets. 9 5 Wsmim
FIRST-CLASS FIMITUUE.
A Large Assortment of the Latest
(Styles
On band, and will be sold this, coming season tat very'
n odcrate prices, at
I. LVTZ'S Furniture Establishment,
0 6 8m . Ho. 121 Boath ELEVENTH Street
ESTABLfSHBD 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
ENGRAVINGS PAINTINGS, DHAWING3 ETC.
llannfacturor of all kinds of
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
No. OlO OUESNUT STREET,
T111BD DOOB ABOB THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA- I IS?
COAL.
JAMES O'BRIEN
DEALER IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL
JIT TBE CARGO OK SIKGLK TO.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Eas constantly on hand a competent supply of to
aiovo rapuior Coal, sut able for family ubo, to
which he calls the attention of bis friends and the
public generally,
Orde'sioltatlto. 206 South Fifth street, No. 3a
tiouth Seventeenth street, or through Despatch oi
l'ost OtLce, promptly attended to.
A eUPEKlOB QUALITY 0' BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 7 6
TP YOU WAM PERFECT SATISFACTION
X in every respect, buy the celebrated PKK8TON
uOAL, Kgf and Htoye s'ces, at SI per ton. Also, tbt
genuine LaULK VK1N COAL, same sizes, name price,
and a very fine quality of LEbltiil. ag aid Htove, at
7 60perton. 1 keep nothing but the best Orders re
elveuatho. 114 touth TUIRB BUeet. 624
SO. 304 NORTH RROiD ST.
B. W. PATBICK & CO.,
DEALERS IN '
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL CO ALi
HAZLET0N, MAH0NY, EAGLE VltN, AND
RE-BROKE .V STOVE,
Always on band, under cover, and free Iron DIRT and
8LA1E. CilSsmwfiui
COAL! COAL! COAL!
The best I.EHIOH ai.d BC1K TI.KILL COAL, pre
Psred exprecsiy lor isuil.y ue, consianlly ou baud In
my V aid, No JSI1 CALLOW lllLb ttrtet. unuereover,
dellvcied on short notice well screeneo, and p ckwl iree
of slate, at i he lowest carh prices. A trial win jecure
) our custom
JOHN A. W1XSON,
Buccesnor to W. I FOf' K.
PiULADXiriiiA, August i7, lbt.6. tit a
FERTILIZERS.
J3 A U G IPS RAW RON E
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LTME.
1 great Fertilizer lor eil crop. Quick in lb action
and perniantut in lis irltcts. Established ova taeive
yeaic.
Jiealera supplied by tbe cargo, direct from tW whari
ol ibe manuiuctory, on liberal terms.
Alkuulactuicd onlr by
BAUOII & POJIS
Office So. 20 South LiLAWARE Asnue,
8 4nuwSrp PUUalelphla
7 LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TflE CITY
X AM) COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. ' '
.Estate of ilWAM MtLiOWELL. debased.
Tbe Auoltoi appointed by the Court to audi), settle and
adjuirt the account otAJ.K. AlcDOWtLL. Adiululatra
lurc. t. a. oi lllWinb WriiOWltLL, decaod, and to
report dmtributlon of the balauee in the iauds of the
aeeouulant, will meet the parties IntoreHteS lor the pur-
foaeolhla appointment, ou MONDAY November ft,
st, at 11 o'clock A. M , at his olllce, Ho 41 WAUJuL'f
Sireet. to tbeclli ofPhliadeiplila.
lVUistuftt W. V. blfciB, Auditor.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
GRAND OPENING
i
CF
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
J. S. BORCEXSKl,
No. 21 North NINTH Street,
(EAST SIDE),
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FREKCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Etc.
Thin old established and well-known FRENCH
AKI1F1CIAL FLOW EH OTOUE has been altered
throughout atd refitted in tiuo French stylo, and
'will open on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24,
With a magnificent assortment of Fine French
Flowers, Wi oaths, Leaves, Granaes. Feathers, Vel
vet,, K ibbona, Hornet Krarae,, and Millinery (Joods
of every description and variety.
J. S. BORQENSKI,
No. ai North NKHTU Streot, .
10 22 mwilm Above Market, East Mdo.
VOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT ST.
BONNETS AND HATS,
LATEST STYLES.
EVERY VARIETY OF ,
BONNET MATERIALS
AND
TRIMMINGS.
10 1 2m rp
m jw W E Y L & K O 8 K N 11 E I Jl,
riT Ol'KN THIH 1IAY.
. A splendid aisortuieut ol e.t aud 811k Hats
lor J.aaies anu ennaren
All the newest shapes at very low price
W Mow. Ostilch. and Pheasant Plumes.
Royal Velvets, L'ncut Velvets, tiros d'AlxIques, Frosted
veiveta.
Tbe same goods In eyery other shade ofeolor.
Velvet KtbDOna. TrlntmlDH Klbto.. boutM UHiImmu
Paris Ornaments. Flue French Flowers. French and Mew
York Bat an licnnet Frames, Laces, lllublons all at
tue very low; hi market prices
tuuutrviirtj-HOLKhALIS ANli HETAIL,
VouutrjrTjrW.. -"-TfiiflvxavA to. O.re US a eall
10 'm Ho. 726 CUKetlS UT btrcet.
SPLENDID OPENING OK FALL AND
WINTER BTTLF.B MRS. nr. A. RtNTwn
?A?1,l.-oaKMUT street, PhUadeiphU,
CLOAK TRlMallaOS. Also an elegant stock ot
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies' and Children's
Lresa Parisian Dress and Cloak Making in all Its
vaiieties. Ladles lurnlsblna' their rich and costly
piateila s may rely on being artisilcal.y fitted, and
their work finished In the most prompt and elll
cleut manner, at the lowest possible prices at twenty
four hours' notice. Cutting and basting. Patterns in
sets, or by the single piece, lor merchants and dreas-
now reaoj. vKUoin
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 223 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of MILLINZBT, Mfsse
and Infants' UaU and Caps, Bilks, Velvets Ctapes
Blbbons. Feathers, yiowers.yrames. etc 718$
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
JfJUFFALO ROBKS,
LAP RUGS,
HORSE COVERS
A large essortmtnt, WHOLESALE OB RETAIL, at
low prices, together with our usual assortment of
SADDLERY, ETC.
WILLIAM S. IIANSELL & SOS,
21 No. 11 MARKET Street,
WHlSKYKANDYTvVINE, ETcT
NATHANS k SONS,
I MP O TIT E It S
OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
ISto. Etc.
No. 19 North FRONT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
It OB KS aATHAHS,
BORACB A. HATHAMS,
OaLASSO D. NATBAS,
10 2$
IppRED. BALTZ & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF WINES, GINS, Etc
SOLE AGENTS FOB
Riviere, Cardat A Co.'a
CXKiAAC
No. 110 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. tl I 3m
DENTISTRY.
THK GOVERNMENT HAVING
VcQhrt? Krenied me letters-patent lor my mode oi
ai ministering Mnou Oxide Uus, by wnlch I havs
txtracttd n.any thousands of Teeth without pain. 1 am
Juntifli d In ancrlli s tbat It Is boih aler aud superior to
any other now in use.
TR. C. L. MTJNNS
S 21 6m No. 731 HPfcUC'K Utreet.
PERSONAL.
.lOO EXTRA BOUNTY.
T-r-- The undersigned Is regularlr llceiMod
by the United States Government to collect the hxtrs
Bounties aud hat all the laoiliUes for a speed settle
ment. Call onoraldress ..
OFOROE W. FORD, .
Ko. 241 COCK Street, one door below Tlurd.
10 2S!m t'hllado piila
g L A T E M A N T E LSI
SLATE MANTKL8 are unsurpassed for Durability,
Beauty, Sfength, and Cheapucs.
bLaTE MAKTEL8 aud elate Work Generally, made
to order.
J. J3. KIMES A- CO.,
013 v os 2120 and V. CHESNUT Street
QEORGE PLOWMAN,
OAIIPENTE11 AND BUILDER,
No. 232 CARTER Street,
And No. Ill DOCK Street.
Machine Work and aHUwrlabtin "lovntlv attended
RAILROAD LINES. '
KE A D 1 N t) 11 A I L BOA 1)
. OKKAT 1RDSK I.1KTR.
'Virn'!"AiKi.i-iiiA to tub iMTT.nmn ry
11 A I.8A, CbM BFR1.AJID A MI VV VoihS-i V t
C KAllAB i0K1H' RTHWtT, AliD TUB
W1HTLK AKRANOFMF.NT OF PAR8EROEB TEAJJJ8,
LeavlrKthe Cornnanva Denot. .iTmoTtpitTn
CALLOW U1LL Blieets, Fnlladcipala, at the fcuowina
hours:
MORNIFO J tvOMMOTJATIOlff,
At 7H0 A. M., lor Keattlng and intnrmeaiate Ntatfnns.
Htutnliic. leaves Beadlnc at 6110 r. It., arriving
Philaatlphia sts io P. M.
At 81.1 A. M.. Ui haadlnr. Lebanon. HarrtsWa. Pott..
Vllle, Plnegrove, Tamaqua, Sunbury, Willlamsnort,
riuira, xiocneiter. lagaia xana, tunaio, i.entown,
Wilketbane, Pittslou, Vork, Cat lisle, Chambersburg,
jci.ifvf biuwu, eic. eio.
This train connects at BEADING with East Pennsyl
vania bailrcad tralna f r Ailentowa.ete .and theLebanna
Valley train tor Barrlobnrg, etc, at rOKT (JUNTOS
with Catawlssa Ral.roao trains fnr Wllllamsbnrg, Iick
TI . M...I ... . . Tiitiumunuil wl.K
A i . " i , r. i it i i , ttii , h, DUiniPDUn'i mm i, u i uniu
Central. Cumberland Valley, and Schuylkill and Sumine
hanra trains fnr Northumberland, Wllliauuport, York,
Cbambersbuif , Plnerovo etc.
ii it.KSWJi j-.ArKE.rtr,
Leaves Phllacelphla at S 90 P. M., for Heading Potts
vllle, Ilarrliburg, eto connecting with Beading and
Columbia Italtioad trains lor Colnmnla, e'C
MEADINO ACCOMAtOllATlOH
Leaves Keaclng at 6' Ki A. H., stopping at all way St
tions, arrrvlsg at Ptilladelphia at 8 40 A M.
Keturning, leaves t'hilaaelphia at 4 ao P.U.tanlves In
Heading at 7 ,16 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Ilarrliburg at 810 A. M.,
and Potttville at 8 46 A. At., arriving In Philadalpbla at
100 P.M. Afternoon trains leave Ilarrliburg at il'10 P.
U.j PottsvUle at 2 45 P. M., arriving In Philadelphia at
' ' HARHISnUBO ACCOUfMODATIOX
Leaves Reading at 7 SO A. M., and Harris burg at 4 10 P.
V. C'cnntcting at Resettle- wllb Afternoon Aocommo-
dutlon south at.tt bO P. M., arnvlug in 1'liUadelpfaia at 10
Market train, with passenger ear attached, leaves Phlla
deli hia at 12 46 noon tor Reading and all way ttatloas.
Leaves Beading at 11S0 A. M , and liownlngtowu at 12 3C
P. M lor Philadelphia and all way stations
All the altcve tralna run daily, Bundaje exospted.
Sunday trtlns leave Pcttoville at 6'00 A. M and Phila
delphia at 8 15 P. M. Leave Poiludelpbla for Reading at
8 00 A. II., returning from heading at 4 VA P. M.
CllKenKR VALLEY RAILROAD.
rassenpers for liownlrgton and littermellate points
tae the 7 ilO and S ir, A. M. and SO p. M. trains from
PLi.alelphla. roturulng from Uownlngtowa at 7tX) A. A4.
and i'l"M r oon.
SEW lOBK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND THE
WEtsT
Leaves New York at 7 and 9 A. M. ar d 800 P. If., passing
Availing an on ana u m a, m ma r r, H,. ami con
necting at llairlabur. with l'ennavlvanta and Northern
Centiai Railroad express trains lor Pittsburg, Chicago,
TTimauiauiri, r.imna, raiiimore,eco. ,
Returning, exprtss train leaves Harrlsbnrg on arrival o
the Penns) lvaiila expiess fiom Pittsburg, at 8 and DMA
t. Slid 8-15 P. M.. naa.lnir Readlna at4-4U and 10 M A
M., and 11-80 P M .and arriving In New Vork at 10 A, M.
and -MS P. M. Sleeping ears accompany these trains
through between Jersey City and Piitsburg, without
A mall train forlfew York leaves TIarrtsburg at 2-10 P.
M. Alall train for Hsrrtsbnrg It aves New York at U M.
HutlUYLKILL VALLKY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Potuville at 7 ana 11-30 A. M.. and 715 P.
At , returning from Tarnaqua at 7 86 A. M. aud 140 and
SCHUYLKILL AND 8'JBQCEHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 AO a. m for l'lnpcmv. mnA
Barrlsburg, and 1-50 P M.lbr I'lm'grove and Iremont,
n.urninK iron jiarnaoorg no w r. M ., ana iron) Tre-
uwii u t i a, a, urn dt) r ai.
TICKETS.
Through first-elais tickets and cmlnrant tickets to all
the principal oolnts In the North and Went and Canaila.
The following tickets aie obtainable only at the office of
a rmujuBii, Treasurer, we. ra s. irULKl tl btreet,
PbUadel)ibla, or of O. A. MCOLLS, (Jeneial Superlntaud-
COMMUTATION TICKETS. '
At 25 per cent, di.oount, beta sen any points desired, for
lauujica anu arma.
MILEAOE TiriCF.T.
Good for 2000 mlies between ailpolnu, $52 50 each, for
BWASON TICKETS. .
For three, six, nine, or twelve months, for holders only,
CLJUtUYME
Residing on the line of the road will be ramtshed cards
limine ummwi ana wives to ticket, at talf tare.
EXtUHOWB TIOKUtg
From Philadelphia to principal atatl ius. good for Bstitr.
day, bunttaj, and Monday, at reduced fare, to be had only
at toe Ticket ottlre, atTUiUTEENTH audCALLO WllIlX
Direeia. .
rRKTOIIT.
Goods of all descriptions fur warded to all tha above
K!m,"rnLtComD,ul' rlsht Depot, BUOAD aud
WILLOW Streets.
FBEIOI1T TRAIN S
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 110 A. M , 12-45 noon, and
8 P. M., for Jteaolng, Lebanon, llarri&burg, pottsvllle.
Port Chnton, and all points forward.
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all places cn the
road and Its branches at A A. Mand for the principal
taticns only at D-I5 P. M. IS
TPOR NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN AND
-- Auiuuy uu. x uiueipuia ana Trenton Railroad Com-
vnriAr pttit. mt r tin . rr w-nv --v.yr
and Way Placts, from Walnut Street Wharf, wlU leave as
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Ambor. Anuimmnt..
tlon , l"9S
V. ? A ,M, v Csmden and Jersey City Expres 8 00
A I ' t . U...I, f'.tnil.n anil A K.. ......
At P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
iuLlLi?1'; f u; .,et . 2-29
. , .hi., ,1. amucu inn Auiooy Accommouation
. and V.m1iir.nl 9il Al... ...
At 8 A. M.,2 and 5 P. M.,"for'iuounriioilV.EwaM
rArTi riOPf rw mrt it V tn.. A a . a . a a -a r
f tVi,, i'h ""w"""- a. a a. at. ana ir.M.
At A .llri to . r 14U A . e m
. " , v i o, , nu I r. za. ror isn
House, Palmyra, Ulvorton, IToKrest, Delanco, Beverly.
Edgt water, BuillnBtcn. Florence, Bardentown, eto. The
, .5 M- aud 4 p- M-llne rnn alrect throuKh to Trenton.
Vli18. J(.0M. .KAN81NUT0N LEPOT WILL LEAVB
------- iw -J., auu li r MX IfllKUl), VIA
K firm ill Otn ami .1k.a !.. v ... x VB l!. . "
AJt rflLl P. M. And Mid.
ri ' vimivii .iniiiuji. viu.
At 7 and 10-IA i.l I'll! i J r An..
- ' --. ; , ' i u, nuu o r . jn., ror corn-
Ilf'J "'. O'ro1;1".. Uolmesburg, Taaony, Wlsslnommg,
Mridesburg, and Frsukford, and at 10 16 A. U for UnS
lol, Scheuck's, Edolngton, and 8 P. M.fer Holmes burg
anil IlltAVIii.lnta .f.linn.
At.,7 30lI; 8;-M.fcr Wagars FaDs. Boffalo,
Luiik irk. Canandalsna, Elmlra, lihaca, Owege, Roches
ter, Bingbamtou, Oswego, Syruouse, Ureal Bend.
l in1 Y Sim f WJ IlkabhatirA aJ ahah a - - n. a. I
,..i..,,., Duonujn, Diruuosuurg, water
f pS'.,dS' Kaston. LambertvlUe, Fiemlngtin, eto.
The 3-ao P. M Line connects direct with the train leav-
. " "uu, Aueniown, uethlehem.eto.
At 5 p. AI. tor Lambertvllle and Intermediate sutlous.
nitiuiaji n. uaTitu, Agent.
-VrOItTH PENNSYLVANIA HAILROAD.-
- rr. - ,MIJl" D"h auove j nompson.
For DEI riLEHEM.LOYLt BTOWN. MAI CH CHUNK
VlS'lIlN Bit llluiwiUT r. i7,7.,.. .' V!.uail
..At 7 ?. A: !; tLxpress), lor BeUilehem. AUentown.
ssaucnjnuuK,tiazleton, WUUsnisport, and Wllkcabarra.
At 3 B0 iP M. (Express) for BetlUeh" m, Easiou.Vw!;
At 65 P. Jl for Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
i i , i ir. " " ana ! r. At.
lor Port Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
White cars ol the Second' and Third Streets Line Clt
Paa.cnuar f!ar. run rilrrt In lh. ..n..
lUUVri L,it blur ..u..-r.
Leave Bethiehtm at 6 25 A. M. and li 'lb Noon, and 8-18
Iave Doy estown at 8-40 A.M., 815 and 6-30 P. M.
Lea e I.amoaie at 6 00 A. AI
Leave Fort Washington at 10-50 A. M and 2 15 P. M
UN SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
Philadelphia for lioylentown atii-iiOP.M.
I'oylentoun for Philadelphia at 7 20 A. V.
jieiiiieiitm tor riiuaueipnia ai i-ao r. .
Ttironyh Tlckula must bo procured at the ticket offices,
Tllltll MtrvKt r RKIIUM Ulrri.r
6 ill ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
i QCXCl PHILADELPHIA AND EIHK RAIL,-
J.UUVt.KUAD.-'inn great line traverses the North
ern and Northwest Cornties of Pennsylvania to tha City
I ..I . L-. I I . 1 . .. .. V . . . .. 1 t , 1 . .
1 1 1 crin ij it shij-b wi. a. u..a iwnw, Run ia OiiuraieU
ny tne i eiiuityivaiiia jinuronu i onipanr.
TIME OF PASSENUEU TRAINS A V PHILADEr.PriTA
Arrive Esatward Erie Mall fraln, 7 A.M. ; Erie txpreai
iraio. . i . .t.
Leave Westward Erie Mali, 0 P. M.t Erie nress
Train, 13 M. . .
I'ushentter ears rnn through on tne Erie Mall and Express
. ' ' . VV.1DHUilV.li .
T . . "- V alll . U ; - 1 n n . -
Mflto .warn w. w r . ai., biiii.b, h CTIO H" A. VI.
Leave Erie at 4 45 P. M., arrive at New York 410 P M
Mt limit Sleeping Cars on all the nlk'ht trains.
Forlntiimmtionreiipuotiiigp.aiiungnr business, aunlyal
corner TH I RUE 111 and MAJllvET diroets. Phl.i.
Alio ior irvmui. uuiines., oi me l oinpauy a AxontS, 8 B.
Kingston. Jr., corner Thirieentli and Market streets,
Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds, Erlej .WUllaiu Brown,
II. H. HOUSTON, Ucneral Freight Agent, Ph'la.
H. W. 1WV NNEB.UeneralTkket ASeut! Phila.
A. L. TYLER, General Sup., William. port.
"TT7 EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
V v mot or market Street (1'ppar Ferry 1. commeno-
lug MONDAY, l-enteniberiil. lSti.J.
i.r.AlK niir.AnF.t.PiiiA ah tmiowa:-
For Briduoton. bdleni. Millvllle. and all Intermediate
lauona, at 8 A At. Mail.. 3 30 r. At ; rseranw.
For Woodbury, 8 A. M., 9'W and P.
ror Cape May, at 3 1X1 P.M. ..ra
RETURNING TBAiHfl tXkVK
Woodbury at 7"I5 aud 8"40 A. M.. and i ii P. M.
Brldgetoa 7-05 A7M"and 3-at) P. M. Fre sbt.J 30P. M
Saltm at 6 50 A. M. and 3 06 P. M. relg ht.5 it P. U.
Mlllvllle at ?45 A. M. sad P. M. Fr.lfit 6 10 P. M.
'....u.. ..ii .& A.M..Paatengerand Frelibt.
FralebS wlU be reoaived at Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut atr-, tron. A. M. UnUI 5U0 P.- M.
That received bfore7 . wui go "nrooKU the same day.
Pra'.ht AlaUvarr, WU: ' " ' 1 ' a mnK m ,i:iua,
(2 J. VAJ JUlNS8JtLAJUt, Super H.tcent
RAILROAD LINES.
FiIIILADELrillA, WILMINGTON AND DAL.
11MORE RAH ROAD.
. T1S-E TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. Jniv a. 1t. Trains wtll
leave I lepot, corner ot BRUAD Street and WASHINGTON
Avenue, as lollows :
rxirets J run at in a. ss. (Mnnflnys exeep'vt), for
Tla. I. Ii.ni. a... A W I.it.n t..n .1 ..m U... ... . M. - . . ..'11 I .. .
cillivvi. ana ,lniii,iaji.... "',,.., ,iv,l,1i T IU.,..
ton, Newark, F.lkton, Nonheant, Perrjvtile, Havre-de-'rare,
Aberdeen, Perrjmans, Magnolia, Chase's and
dioiibbi a itnn.
Wy Maintain at 8 ISA. M. (Pnnflaja expted,fn
Paltiniore, stoping at allrogular stailenj betneeapbila-
dell hia ai.d llaitmore.
De aware Railroad Train at 9 A.M. (Snndays excepted),
for I'rli ces Ante, Mllfind, and Intermeillate ttation.
F.xprenTiain at 1145 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
Baltimore and WaililnRton
f.xprrtis Train at a p.m. (Hnnnays exossteo), ror Ha.
Ilmnre and Waahlngton, stonptng at Chester, C'laymont,
t. laniiiiuiun, .xiewara, Aiatou, noruieavt. rarryvuie,
Havre-de-Urace, Aberdeen, Ferryman's, Kdgewood, Mag
noils. Chase's and Sietnnier's Run.
Night F.xpreas at 11 P.M., for Baltimore and Washington.
Pa iaen era by Boat from Hal (more for Fortress Morv
rpe, Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, wtll take the Il ia
A.M. train.
mA WlIJdNOTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Btopring at all Station between Philadelphia and WIN
mlnittnn.
.T.,rnl',,e,P"'sat A.M ,12-80, 4 80.8, and 11 30 P
The 4 W) P.M. train eonnecta with Delaware Rauroav
tor Harrlmnon and intermrOlate stations.
6-80 F. M, The 114 A. M. trnin will not stop at station
betweii Chester snd Philadelphia, .uuoiui
l-80ra'rid6pr,'W C,U ,eV rbn,d)'Phl 'A-Ua
"THROUGH T1AIN8 FROM BALTTVOIIE.
Leave WllmlnRton st 11 A. M ,4-xfl and 10 P. M
CHEHTER FUK PlltLADELPPlI A.
Leave Chester at 7 'J. 7-56, 1014 aud U 4Q A. M..I13.
6-10, Via, and 10 P. M. ' 1
FROM BALTIMORB TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Balilmore 725 A. Jl , Vt ay-moil. t) M A M.
Fxaios. 1-10 P. M , Express. 0 85 P. M., Express. 8-2A
P.M.. Express.
TRAINS FOR PALTIMORB.
Leave Chester at 4-49 and 8 '- A. M , and 8 38 p. M.
Leave W llmlngton at ft V3 and 1) 33 A. M., aud 4 15 P. M.
FretRbt Train, with l'astenger Cats attached will leave
as follows: Wilmington, for PerrjvMe and tulermediate
stations at Oft P. M. Baltimore, for llavre-de-iiraoe and
Intermediate stations at 4 4i P. M, Perry villa for Wil
mington am bite uiedlat stations at 4 20 A. M., connect
lug at Whmlngton with 7 13 A. M train fur Phllauelihia.
BUNDAY TRAINS. .
Express Trs'n at 4-15 A. M., lor Baltimore and Wash-,
ington, stopping at Chester, Wi'.mlngton, Newark, F.lkton,
Nortnesst. Perry vllle. Havre-de-Graee. Aberdeen, Perry -msn's.
Magnolia, Chase s and Stemmer's Run
Night Exprsis, 11 P. M . tor Baltimore and Washington.
Accommodation Train st ll'JIOF. M. for Wilmington and
Intermediate stations. . . .
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 8 25 P. M .stopping at Hnvre-de-Orace,
Perry vllle, ana Wilmington. Al.o slops at Elktoa
and Newark fto tske passengers rorFrUladelpnia and leave
pai scngers Horn Washington er Baltimore), and Chaster to
leave passengers from Baltimore or t ashmgton.
- Accommodation Train from Wilmington forPhiladelphUl
and intermediate stations at S2 p. M
4 16 U. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.'
FALL, ARRANGEMENT.
Ike Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
the Depot at Thlrty-tlrsi and Market streets, which Is
renchc d directly by the cars of the M arket Street Pas senger
Railway, 'lhoseof LDeCticsnut aud Walnut Sirctjls Rail
way i tin within one siiuars of It,
On Sundays Tne Market Street csrsIeaveEleventh and
Market Su. 43 mlnntes before the departure of each Train.
Mann's Bar gage Express will eall lor and deliver Bag
gageat the DepM. Order left at the Olllce, No. 631 Ches
nut street, wui receive attention. ,
TRAINS LEA VI DEPOT, VIZ.!
Day Express at 900 A. It.
Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 At at, at 10 A. M. A 11 20 P. M,
1 an Line and Erie Express... ...at 12-00 M.
FarkesbttrgTralr at l'UOP, M.
Ilamsburg Aocommooatlou at 2-30 "
Lancaster Accommodation ..at 4 00 "
Pltt.burg and Erie Mail at 9 00 " '
pl.ilsileiptla Express at 11-00 ' "
P.ttsburg and Erie Mail leaves dally, except Saturday.
Philadelphia Expiess leaves daily. Ail othar trains
dally, except Bnnday. ' -
Passengers by Day Express go to Wllliamsport without
change of tars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 8 10 P. M.
Passengers by Day Express go to Carlisle andChamuers
burg without change ol cars.
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application at tbt
Ticket Olllce. No 1 Chesnut street, t
TKAISS AkfUVC At OKfOT, VIJS. Jr .
?!rclniiatl Express atl2't0A,M.
iuiaoiphta Express at 7-10 "
Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 A 2, at 8-20 A.M. 4 7-10 P. M.
Parkesburglraln at 9 -00 A 111
Lancaster Triain at 12 40 P. M.
iaiijiie ........at 1-10 "
Day Expiess M yM ..
Harrisburg Accommodation at ) '
PhUadelphia B xpresa arrives dally, except Monday
Cincinnati Express arrives daily. Ail other. trains
dally, except Sunday. T .wu
Pusstugers leaving Lock Haven at 1 CO A. M.,: and WII
liamiport at 8 40 A. M., reach Philadelphia without change
of",sJ.from w ""smsport, by Day Express, at ft-ftOp. M.
The Pennaylvanla Railroad Company will not assume
fmT..rlB,k,for H88age, except for Wearing Apparel, aud
limit their responsibility to One Uunured Dollars la
An Emlm-snt Train run. ilaii. (niunt Bi,nri.,.,
fn'l PsrUculart as to fare and accommodationt , apply to
813 FRANCIS 1 UNK, No. 137 DOCK Street.
PHILADELPHIA, GER&IANT0V7N, AND
NOBRISIOWN It AII.nO AD.. '. i
thrn1aJ,dtafUir THURSDAY, November 1, 186(1, tmiilfur-
FOR GEHMANTOWK. . fl
1 he 8 2(i uowu train, and H and 53, up trahis wtll not
stop ou the Gormantown Branoh.
ON 6UNDAY8. -Leave
Philadelphia A. M., 2, 7, and tojf p. m.
Leave Germantown 8i A. M., 1.6, aud 9VP, M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD
nd'uP.M''UdelPl11 8, 8, 10, 12 A.M., 2, BJf.BV, 7,9,
Leave Chesnut nm 710 minutes, 8,9 40, 11 40 A.M.
1-40, 8 4C, 6 0, 6 40. 8-40, and 10 40 minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
leave Philadelphia 9 i mioutea A M., and 7 P. M.
MntMs?P.ait Um7'fi6mUUM, W-W, 40,an
FOR CONSUOnOCKKN AWD K0BRIST0V7N.
J,Lcvei,1!lldt'lpnl8'8l"'11'tl5' minutes A. M., lli.8.
H, 6X. 6", 8-05 minutes, and li P. M. ' '
4jf 6M aSd8 Palv? ' 7 VU mll,ntMl u ' M-
l?he bii P. M. train will stop at Falls, School Lane. Wis.
sshiclou.Alanayunk, Spring u Uis. andConhohockeu only.
. SLNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,23 and 6V P.M.
Leave Noiristown 7 A. M., fi aim 8 P. M. '
FORMaNAYUNK.
leave Philadelphia 6, 8 36, 11-05 minutes A.M., IX,
SX.&H.e.sto.andllXP. M. ' v
. ""J'uua 610, 7. 8 20, OX, Utf A. af., 2, 5, $X,
C71 P. Ma
OH SUNDAYS.
. Lenve Phils delpbla 9 A.M., ih and 9ti P. If. , -Leave
Manayunk 7X A. M.,5tand 9 P. M. .
. W. S. WILSON, General Superintendent,
Desot NINTH aud GREEN Siraeig,
FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
all the Stations on the CAMDEN and AM HOY and
connecting Railroads. iNCRKAeED DESPATCH.
1HK I'.UIIKN lltll 1UI1IIV mill). ..1. .
TBAaSPORTA'lION COMPANY FRElOar LINES
iwi A-1 " iu iv.aj ,1 a 1, .1 l. x Direei wnarf at a
o'clock P. M. (Lilly (Sundays excepted).
;T, """" wuoro o ojoct, to be for-
warded the same day. .
Returning, the above lines will leave New York at 19
noon, and 4 and A P.M. , ,
Freight lor Trenton, Princeton, Klngaton, New Bruns
wick, and all points ou tlieCam.en and Amboy Railroad :
also, cm the Belvldere. Delaware, and Flemtnoton, the
New Jersey, the lieehold aud Jame.hurg, and the Bur
wu'lded uTto pUM UUy ,U;ltl'J, r'1 -
uvi.iuvi.iiriiwani luiiroau eonneois at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valey Railroad, and at Manun.
kachnnk with all points on the Delaware. Lacleawannai
ana Western Rainosd, forna.UIng to 8iTacue,Bunalo.
and other points In W estern Aew Yor.
J he Now Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
Morris 1 nd Esaex Railroad
A . I. ... .. . .. ..l-l., ., ,1. .. . .
. - iikiiwj.ii.iiiii, 1 ant. uiarsa ana ntiutbersa
Shlipers sndeoneigneea, mul, In every instance, be nt
with each load of gootia, or no receipt will be given.
jj. x ini-reaseu iauimn-a nave cesQ nmde for tha
trsnsporiaUon of live stocg. Drovers are invited to irV
the route. When slock la turnislicd In qusmitiea of til
carloads or more, it w iU De dohvered at tho foot 01 Fortlth
street, near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No. 1. SohIl
River, ss the shippers rm.y designate at the time
shipment. or teimn, or other lnterntln. annlv ,
- - z aouueirimi dolplila.
Q-iC) ASCII FTKEET. GAS PiTTrmF
CHANDELltRM, HRO ZLKTiiri Mri
-VAN KlliK A, CO. soul. riHctTiflvrifP.,1' El
flcu efthel, 111. ids. sud tuuS SM-o
iaM.l'i'tltS, and ORIS AMENTA L uunVviA
U'lllVA m.,.T,',.-'?,"""il Ui
tnaila f;rnrl.
" " . a.vN niaiiin. nam ...... n.i ... .
rl . .uu hUUIvUSDlr
fbelr adviin.,V. 1.' P"s win dud ft to
where. 4 M c-' l,u" l""1 baaing else-
- . 7 leble prices will Uud ft to.
la'. H.fiflll.ll ... a . - .
iwuiufu iixiujee renaiahAd wtiK
apt clsl care snd at reasonable prlcea. . ",U0WI,M "Wk
-'" . VAaKlKK A Ct
CORN E X U H A N O E
bag manofactort. v "
JOHH T. BAILEY a CO.,
. S. E. eoraer of MAhEM antt WATER Streets
Pbl ada'phla. '
VUliCHS m AND BAGGING
Cltbx FIo,,r; f k"",1 pKu2p,,w ' l"s.. Bone.
Larue and small GI'Nnv b A i8 f'anstan t' .n k
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