THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, , NOVEMBER 15, 1806.
A XOYAL BETROTHAL.
The Betrothal of Prlnceia DnRmar, of
Denmark, to the Ceaarevltcli of all the
RuHhlaa extraordinary Ceremonies
The Holy Auolulineut, Ktc. Kit.
Berlin Corretpontlence London lmtt, Octolnr 27.
On the 2Uh lit. tho crrctnony of th? cou
flrntation of Pilncpft Drtgmnr, of Iiertmark,
took place, in the l'alace Chapel of 81. Peters
bun;, i.ml the scconti day after was followed b.v
the Holonin hctrothul ot the Royal lady to the
Oratid Duke CVsaicvltch of all the Kusaias. The
aubionied orders of ceremonies previounljr
issued by the Lord Chum ocrl il.i will he found
to convey an exact and. In tbt Ir minute wcu
racv, slmort ciapliic picture of the atiprust
ionn.il itle. The title aud contents ol the nrst
oiflci is as follows:
Vrriitwitiat Kandionei bif hh Majesty for the
IM l Anointment of tier Koyat Highness Maria
tioyhia Freiknca Dagmar, Princess of Dan-
mark.
T. On the 'lav Appointed for the Holy Anoint
ment of her Royal Highness, the Indies and
gentlemen euumciatcd below will ahserahle at
ID A. M. in bis Majesty's Winter Palace: The
members of the Privy Council, the Senators,
Dames de I'alais, Ladies In Waiting, Ladies of
the Bciicbamber, Mistresses of the Robes, and
all functionaries and cavaliers of the Court;
the members of the Danish Embassy, tne Avtju
junts OeueruI and Majors-General ot bis Ma
jesty's suite; the Fined Adjutants, the adju
tants ol the Imperial Princes, the Generals and
the iStiif otlii-ers of the Guards, the army and
navy; tb Grcnllemen and ladies presented at
Couit: the nobility, the chief of the St. Peters
burg muuicipal authorities, and the Russian
ami foreign merchants distinguished by hjuo
rarv titles.
The ladies are to appear in Russian costume,
the gentlemen in gala uniform.
II. The clergy, the members ol the Privy
Council, and the Danish Leeacion are to assem
ble In the Royal Chapel, the clenry ranging
themselves round the altar. All the other per
sons indicated above will meet in the apart
ments specified in the notifications issued.
III. Upon the Minister of the Imperial House
hold informing his Majesty that all summoned
have arrived, the members of the Imperial
Family and their attendants, having termed
into procession, will repair to the Chapel Royal
in the following order:
I. The Equerries in Ordinary and Chief
Equetries ot his Imperial Majesty. 2. The
Masters of the Ceremonies and the Chief Master
of the Ceremonies, a. The Chamberlains and
Chamber junkers, the vounecr in advance. 4.
The Court functionaries of the two first classes,
two abrea-t, the younsrer in advance. 6. Their
Imperial Majesties, the Lord Emperor and the
Lady Empress, followed by the Minister of the
Imperial Household, and the du jour Adjutant
General. Flupel Adjutants, and Majors-General
of his Majesty's suite. 6. Her Royal
Hiehness Maria bophia Frederica Dagmar,
Princess of Denmark. 7. His Imperial HiehiiPss
the Lord Successor to the Throne. Cesarevltch
Alexander Aiexandrovitch. 8. Their Imperial
Highnessis the Lords Grand Dukes Vladmir
and Alexis Aiexandrovitch. !). Their Imperial
Highnesses the Grand Duke Constantino
N'icholavevitch, with the Lady Grand Duchess
Alean(fra Josephovna and the Lord Grand
Duke Nicholas lonstantinovitch. 10. Their
Imperial Highnesses the Lord Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholayevitch the elder, with
the Lady Grand Duchess Alexandra
Petrovna, and the Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholayevitch, the youncer. 11. Their Impe
rial Highnesses the Laeips Grand Duchesses
Maria Alexandrovna and Olaa Const antinova.
12. Her Imperial Highness" the Ludy Grand
Duchess Yekaterlna Michailovna. 13. His
Grand Ducal Hiuhnes Prince Alexander of
Hesse. 14. Their Imperial Highnesses the
Prince RomanotF, Dukes ot Leuchtenberg,
Nicholas and George Maximilianovitchi, and
the Princess Romanova, Duchess of Leuchten
berg, Eugenie Maximilianovna. 15. His Impe
rial Highness Prince Peter Georsievitch of
Oldenburg, and his Highness Prince Alexander
" ot Oldenburg. 10. His Highness Vrince Albert
of Saxe-Alteuburg, Duke of Saxony. 17. The
Dames de I'alais, Ladies in Waitinir, Ladies of
the bedchamber, and Mistresses of the Robes to
her Majesty and their Imperial Highnesses;
the Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty the
Queen of Denmark, and the GovernebS to the
Imperial Bride, two and two, the elder in
advance. All the other invited guests are to
i lollow in the rear.
IV. On entering the chapel their Imperial
Majesties and Highnesses will be met by the
Archbishop Metropoltte and the clergy.
V. His Majesty the Lord Emperor will con
descend to lead her Royal Highness Princess
Maria Sophia Kredrica Dagmar to the most Holy
Metiopolite. Tne sacn of the sacred anoint
mciit of herRojal Highness will then be pro
ceeded with, according to the rules of the
Church. On its conclusion Holy Mass will be
performed. While the hymn ot the Holy uoni
munion is being sung, Her Majesty the Lady
Kmpiess will condescend to conduct the anointed
Orthodox Princess to the Altar to kiss the sacred
images and to receive the Holy Communion.
VI. When Mass is over their Imperial Majes
tlps All d iheir Highnesses the Lord Successor to
the Throne Cesarevitch and the Orthodox
Princei-s will condescend to receive the con
' gratulatlons of the clergy In the chapel, after
which the illustrious members of the Imperial
family return to their npartment in the order in
which they came.
What follows is a literal translation of the
second order:
Ceremonial sanctioned ly his Majesty 'for the
Betrothal of his Imperial Uighness the Lord
Successor to the Throne Cesarevitvh, Grand
Duke Alexander Aiexandrovitch, to her Hoyat
Highness the Orthodox J'rincess.
, 1. On the second day after the holy anoint
ment the gentlemen and ladles enumerated
below will assemble at hall-past 12 at noon in
his Majesty's Winter Palace. (Here follows the
same list as that m the previous ceremonial,
only with the addition) of all the foreign diplo
mats, with their ladles.)
i Clauses two and three are an exact copy of
the two so marked in the order just given. (The
' ceremony ot betrothal being, under the Greek
rituul, nearly as binding as marriage itielf, is
also performed in the Chapel Royal.)
4. On entering the chapel, their Imperial Ma
jesties and their Highnesses will be met by the
' Archbishop Met-opolite, the members of the
Holy Svuod, and the higher clergy, with the
crucifix and holy water.
5. His Imperial Majesty will condescend to
conduct the Lora successor to tne inrone
Cesarevitch and his illustrious Bride to the centre
ot the chapel, after which his Majesty returns
to his seat. The ceremony of betrothal will
then commence according to the ritual of the
L 0?lm a raised dais, In front of the sacred
portal, will be placed a desk with the Holy
, l nA iviifiltiT unnn It.
i'n'i, ViAtrnthal. Drevlouslv laid on
gol'den salvers on the altar, will "he proper
haH.i thn ArchbishoD Metropolile.
n'i. ,vf hi iixTinmi Hicrhness will be taken
trom the altar by the Confessor of their Imperial
Ko nnn nf Vipr Highness bv the
religious instructor ot the illustrious children of
their Majesties.
a irk. xirwt hvi Mptrftnoiti p having received
both rings, will offer up the usual prayers, and
place them on the hands of the Lord Successor
to the Throne Cesarevitcn and the Orthodox
9 Her Imperial Majesty the Lady Empress
will then condescend to proceed to the centre
and eichanRO the rlnes.
in At this moment titiy-one rounds will be
fired by the artillery. ,v
ii in the prayer following the ceremony a
A1' it.X inserted on behalf of the OrthV
If. 1 lr Ccfarevitch, Grand Duke Alexander
IOX LOja --' i afflanpprl hrirlB. th
Grand I)uche98 Maria Feodoro-
vina
19
"" v, nr.1nsion of the ecclesiastical
ceremony, tbe lllu.trio.
the llluitrioua atBancedpi
airwiUcon
wTnd to return thank, to their Majesties the
flVS d Lady EmpreM. utter which
rnneror ', . f....j
IirJl fn
U members oi ".-. V
a i nnwi a i iu in i i ni -is j in n ai u
Lord Successor to the Throne1 Ccsarevitch will
Hand iH'Sidc his alliance d bride.
It. The arch-priests and other clergy will
kneel down and offer up a form of thanks
piving. When the prayer lor the presetvation
ot Ihe lnfjienal lamliy is intoned by the Proto
disron, a salvo ol 31 guns will be hred.
15. Alter prayers the members of the Holy
Snod nnd itbe hioher clergy will offer their
cbniatulations to their Imperial Majesties aud
the tllnstrious affianced couple.
lfi. Their lmpoiial Majestic and all members
of the Imperial family will then condescend to
return to their apartments in the order above
mentioned, with the exception that the Lord
Successor to the Throuc Cesarevitch will con
descend to wait by the side of his illustrious
bride.
17. On tie same day a festal banquet will be
t-pread in the Hall ot St. Nicholas, in the Impp
i ml Palace, for the ladies and gentlemen of the
three highest grades of the service. The ladies
and gentlemen of the Danish legation will be
among the invited guests.
18. When the guests have taken their seats,
thtir Imperial Majesties will be advised of it by
the Lord Chamberlain, and proceed to the Hall
wlihtho members of their august family and
their attendants.
lit. Opposite their Majesties will be placed the
menibeisof the Holy Synod, the Bishops and
Archbishops, the members of the Privy Coun
cil, and the Danish Minister. To the riant of
the Imperial family tne ladies of the Court, the
Mistress of ihe Robes of her Danish Midesty,
aud the Governess of the illustrious bride wil.
be arranged. Opposite to the Lndies-in-Waiting,
the oi her ladies of the first three grades will
take their seats according to senority; and to
the leit the pentltmen of the first three grades
accorduig to seniority. Tin- Lord High Steward
and the Steward (Ober HofmarsthaUe and llof
Marschalte) will stand behmd the chair- of their
Majesties with their wands of office. Their Ma
jesties and their Imperial Highnesses will be
terved at dinner by the Chamberlains and the
other high personages, by the Chamner-juukeri
(Kammerhernen and Kam me-Junker).
21. Vocal and instrumental music will per
formed d uring dinner.
22. The toasts will be accompanied with
flourishes of trumpets and salvos of artillery.
When the health of their Majesties is drunk, 01
guns w ill bo fired, the health of the illustrious
bctrothed.couple will elicit HI rounds, that of
their Rojal Majesties the King and Queen of
Denmark 31 rounds, and that of the clergy aud
all faithful subjects 31 rounds.
23. Goblets of wine will be handed to their
Majesties by the Royal Cup-bearer to the Lord
Successor ;ot the Throne Cesarvitch and the
members ot the Imperial family by the func
tionaries of their several Courts, and. to the
other high personages by Chamberlains and
Chamber-junkers.
24. On the conclusion of the banquet, their
Majesties and the whole Imperial laniily will
return to their private apartments in the same
order as belore.
25. On the evening of the same day a ball
will be given In St. George's Hall, in the Impe
rial Polare, to which air persons of note of
b'-th sexes, the foreign ministers and their
ladies, and all thosu presented at Court will
receive invitations.
26. Befoie the ball the ladies and gputlemen
ot the Diplomatic Body will oiler their con
gratulations to the atliaiiced pair in the concert
hall.
27. On the same day the bells of all the
churches will be rung, and in the evening the
town will be illuminated.
The ceremony of anointment is thus referred
to in the St. Petersburg Vytst:
"It Is impossible to give utterance to the
feelings filling our breasts when attending the
ceremony ol the Holy Anointment of the Prin
cess Marie Sophie Dagmar. In a white robe,
with her joutbful locks unadorned, aud no
lewels on her Royal person, she made her ap-
pearance in the chapel. Her innocent, spotless
U , I 1 ...... , I.- MnL-.. . J . . 1 ...
euui, autruuiu m liiujvi iu 1111 mu&i it uiu uui
admit of worldly vanities. Her spirit was lost
in sublime aspirations. The Metropolite of
Novcgorod and St. Petersburg, surrounded
by an assembly of bishops, had only an
humble Christian before hiin in the
trapezia (entrance-hail) of the chapel, pray
ing tor reception into our Orthodox Church.
The questions prescribed by the ritual the Prin
cess answered in a loud ringing voice. We were
surprised at htr correct pronunciation of the
nncient Sclavonic language of the Church.
Tne examination lasted about halt an hour,
w hen the Archbhop led the Princess into the
interior of the chapel, the clergy chauting the
hymn, 'God reward her aud bless her.' The
crowd then pressing into the church prevented
our seeing tne remainder ot tne ceremony, uu
leaving the church, a pink ribbon round
her neck indicated that the young Princess,
after embracing orthodsKy, had, (according to
custom, been touched byne Holy Cross. May
this rite ot salvation retain its life-giving power
during the earthly pilgrimage of our beautiful
Princess!"
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part 0 uie udhcu puwiu mwt v -
A T.EXANDKR O. . CATTBLL 4-0.0.
JSA. l-KODCCB COMMISSION MERCHAJBT8,
, ! Vo. Hi HOHTH WHABVKS,
mn
0. tl KOBTH WATKB STKEET,
PHILADELtUIA. 'H
4t.KXaMDKB O. CATTKLI LIJAW O. CA
COTTON AND FLAX ..
, , BAIL DUCK AITD CASTA B,
1 . " .ii muuiher and brands.
Vmnk and WairuO-Cot. llUCk. AlllO,
Paper Manuiactur-rs' Drier Kelts, from on to men
teal W Ida ; laullua. belting. Ball 1 winy. .a.
JOHN VV. K?KllMAN Co..
INSURANCE COMPANIES;
OrwTII AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPAHY,
No. 133 South) FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Ann rial rcltclrs issued aualnst General Accidents
ail descriptions at exceedingly tow rates.
Infursnie erected lor one year. In any soir trom IttO
to IK.tlt'O. at a premium of only one-balf aer cent..
erurlns the lull arLObnt Insured In case ol death an r
eomnensatloa each week eaual to tka whole pre
mium paid
Miort time iictets Tor 1, 3, J. 6. 7, or ivaays. or I, . oi
K n.ontn-, at 1(1 cents a day, tnsorlnt in the sum
..r tilvlng 1 per week It disabled to be had at toe
General Otl.ce, No. 133 8. FOURTH rttreet, rhliadel-
ph. a. or at tne artons Rallioad 1 icxet otnees. He sure
o purcnase me ncxets ol the Mortn American Transit
insurance Company,
For circulars and isrcner iniormanon appirai ins
leneral OtLcc, or of any ol the autnoili sd Agents of Un
cmpny. lEWI8 H0T,PT president.
JAMFH M. CONRAD, Ireasurcr .
DKNRY C. BROWN, Hecreiary, k
JOHN C. Bt'l.LlTT. Hollcltor. r,
DIRKCT'ORM. -
L. !. Jtonpt. late of Pennsylvania Railroad Company
J. K. Kirjfcsler, Continental Hotel,
esinuel C. Palmer, t ashler ot Com. National Bank.
II. U. f.elsennnd, Sos. JS7 and Doc stroet.
lames M. Conrad, firm of Conrad A W al ton. No. 62 3
SI ai set street
l-.nocn r.ewis, tate nen. sup t renna k. it.
Andrew at ehnfley, H. W. corner ot Third and Walnut
stree's.
G. C. Franoscns cen. Agent renna. K. K. io.
Thomas K Peterson, No. 8o;w Market street
w. W. Kurtx. Ann of Kuitz k Howard, No 2S 8.
Third street ISIlim
Q.IRARD FIRE
AND MARINE
COMPANY.
OFFICE, No. 41SWAI.NCT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
i a riTAn l Aiu in, in uibu, aiow.uuo. ,
It lscompat y contlnutsto write on Frt Rttki om
Its capital, v lth a good surplus, Is saiely Invested.
701
LoFSt s by Are i stc been promptly paid, and mora than
8500,000
Disbursed oo tMs account within the past few year-
I-or the prteeut the office of this company wil.
remain at
No. 41 ft WALNUT BTIU2KT,
But within a few months will remove to its OWH
KCILDINO
N. E. ( OKNElt SEVENTH AND CH F8NFT 8TREI-T8
then as now, we shall be happy to innure our patrons s
snch rates as are consistent with wuety
DIRKCIOHS,
THOMAS CRAVEN.
ALFREDB. GILLKT1
HUMAN BMKPPARD,
Tl.Ot. MALKELLAU,
JOHN bLPPLLE,
JOHN W. CLAOllORN,
mi id WHKI..S. Jh..
N. H. I.AWKMUK,
CHARLKH1. DI PONT
HENRY F. KI N N EY,
JObEPH KiAPP.M.D
THOMAS CRAVEN. President
ALFRED 8. GILLF.'l T. V. President and Treasurer.
JAMLii B. ALVOKD. Becretarr. I Vii
'ERPOOL AND LONDOS
AXT
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital and Assets, $16,000,000.
Invested in United States, $1,500,000.
Total I'rpniiums lleceived by the
Comimny in 181 i5, S 1,9 17,17ft.
Total Losses Paid in 1865, $4,018,250
All Lotscs promptly adjusted without relotcnce tc
ATWOOD SMITH.
General Aacnt for Pennsylvania.
OF11CK,
No t MerPhantu ILxcliancro
FlIILADELl'lilA
i8U6in
g29-CHARTEIl PERPETUAL
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
Of
P1JILADKLP11IA.
Arrets oil Januarvl, 1806,
a,50G585rDG.
Capital
Acciuet. rtuiplus.
premiums
,.Hl,(O0K
... K44.M:j j,
..l.lW.'tOH-H,
1S9KT1TJED CLAIMS
U.467 13.
INCOMB FOB im
110 uo.
LOiMJSS PAID S1NCJS 18ttO OVEb
ig5,OOOtOOO.
Perpetnal and Tem porery policies on JJberal Terms.
DIKtCTORS.
Charles Kunckcr,
Ldwaid C. Dale.
Tobias vt Bt-nei,
Sumuel Grunt,
GeorKU rales,.
Alfred J
1 finer.
incri.0 w. Kiccaras,
Francis W. lwls.
, M. B.
Isaac Lea,
I'eterilcCail.
CnAKLF.8 Ji. BAf.t'KM, I'resldent
KDVVAl.D C. J)ALE, Vice-President.
W. McALMHTKH. H(-cretarf DroUni. Jiltl'J
JAf.
TTIKE lSL ltANCrJ J-;.CL,CiSl VKLiT Tilt
JJ l-tNMVLVAMA FlttK JNKVBAKcU VUM
I inuurpuruivu idw iiiauci r ciuumai OIU
VVALNL'l t?treit, opposite Independence Hiiuare.
lilts t nnipiinv. mvuriiuiy aiiuwu w me cuuiraunitT
for over lorty yeurs, ccnuuue to insure axaiimt losa or
an we by tire on Public or l'rlvaie llunuinif. either
permanently or lor a limited time. Also on Furniture.
Blocks ot tioods, aud Alercbundlse Ktneraliy, on liberal
t-'.'P,B! r ..11.1 tonftllififurlll. Iupa Q....l.,u C.....1 I
1 Peir VnMliat , "....J. "in. " miKcuui.iua mull,
Invested iu the uitst care iil maimer, which tnnljin
them to oiler to Uie iuaured an uuuoubted security Iu the
cae ol loss.
Daniel hnilth. Jr.. John leereux,
I'lULVIUIl01
Alexander Benson,
Jsiiuc lluzleliursi,
'J buuias biniih.
Hour? Lewis.
'Ihoiuas nouuius.
J. CiiUiuAhtun FelL
lianlel Haddock Jr
MM kL f.MITB
WtiUAM t- Cbowkll, becretary .
Ja.,
President.
LVT I H1!.' Aill TT?l1i2T fflMIHVV
I KliV 11I' X m I J . ' .vfcA .V.U1J1
HM OF lUlLADKLPtllA
Xn. Ill Rmiih FllDl.l'lt HirpAL
15COHPORA'! 1 1 3- ilO'1 11. ilil, 1865.
. t Al 11 AL, aloO buo. PAID IS.
lnMirar.e on Lives, by Yearly I'reuiluuu; or by 5, 10,
cr (i veur Prvuiluiua, lon-iorieiture.
lTLUow iuenin, payab e at a uture age, or on prior
deeeate, by Yearly Premiums, or 111 year Ireuiiuuis
both c a-eS Non lorleliure.
Annuities gtanted on favorable tonus.
Term Po ities Chil 'ren's t ndowments
This Company, while giving the Insured the securtiv
oiVaald-up ca, Hal, will divide tbe enure profits of tit
Lhe business among Its Policy holders.
Moness receivid at Interest, ana paid on demand.
Authorized bv char.er to execute 'I rusts, and toactti
Fxeeuior or Aomluistrau.r, Assignee or Guardian, a i
in other tiduclaiy capacities, umtei appointment o aaj
c ourt oi this lomiuouwealin or of auy person or ) er
eont) ur bodies politic or corporate.
SAill-EL B. PinPLKY?lCTKK?il4RD CADBCBT,
Jl JtlMl.AHllAt krU, HENKi HAl.Nha,
JOSHU A H. JIOKBIS. ' i T WlsTAK BBO TO,
Kit UAKD WOOl .. ' WM. C. LOM1B1BETH,
KitllAttu v (1JARLE8 r COFFIN.
SAMUEL R SHIPLEY. BOW LAN I) PARKY,
President. m.0,Au.luary
THOMA8 WISTAB. ii. D., J. B. TOWliSEM),
TjTj Meolca Fiamlcer. Legal Adviser.
YH(LMX 1NSUKANCE COMPANY OP
INt OBPOKATCD ISO chaktek perpetual.
in 22 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
in addlilonio WAB1NE and 1NLA INSURANCE
iVia t ompany insures trom loss or damage by KIKE, on
liberal eruie on buildingi-, nierchandise, inmliure, eta.
lor limited periods, and permanently on buildings, by
defhe Company t been tn sclve operation lor mors
tl an H1XTY Y E A K, during which aJ losses nave be
piompUT adjn.ted and paid.
jnhn L. Hodge.
Lawrenca Lewis, Jr,
M. B. Maiioney,
John T.Lewis.
Willism 8. Grant,
jtobert W. Learning,
p. Clark 'Wharton,
Hamoe IWlloox.
Davia Winn,
B. U)uiln Etllrg,
1 boms, H. Powers,
A. R. McUeury.
Edmund Catfl!oa,
i nnii I). N orris.
WTJCUJSBJCB. Presldeni
4(ru WitCOk. Secretary.
411
-LpiTLER, WEAVER & CO.,
WANUFAC'T CfcERS OF
M?iriUa and Tarred Cordage, Cords,
Twines, Etc.
No 23 North WATER Street, and
No. 22 North DELAWABK Avenue,
raiLASKLPUiA.
tpwm
H. FlTI-KK, JHIOBABL niAInI
COSBAD F Cl.OTUIKK.
214
g L A TE MA N T E LSI
6 LATE MANTELS ara unsurpassed for Durability,
Beauty, Btiength, anl Cheapness.
SLATK MANTELS and Slate Work Generally, made
t;,1'" J. 13. KIMKS & CO..
0 ia ' Nos IW and f ! CHE8NtTT Btreet.
II RAIVROAD LINES. ; ;
A U 1 h (J H A I L B O A 1)
liliP AT lOTTliT i fMB
' vUx,!;'.! AT)KI,I"A 10 ""in NTF.nroR or
f,:NvJl8.1'iK,A' TnF- 8CIH YLK1LL. hlMQU.
!,?A,T;ip.rRLAl AMI WOWlS(( VL-
CaNADli" ' iltlU' NOU?,lWti'I Ahu, ?u
niUTe.B ARRASCrMrKT OF PA&RESGEB TBATH8.
o olief 8,1mm,
l.f avirR the Company's Drot, at TlIir.TF.ENTII and
CM I.OVHilLL btiecu, Pnlladf Iphia, at the fubowluii
hcjtirs! '
MORKINO A CCOMMOD ATtOTT,'
' At 7-0 A. M-.torBesding and nteitnaiat fttattnna.
Returning, leaven Beading at 6 0 t. M., arnviag
PhiUoHihiaatS 10P M. .
1MORNINU F.XrREfS,
At 8-l' A. M., ttr Fradlng, Lebanun, Harrlibnrg, Pofs
vllle, Ilnegrove, Tsmaiina, Sonbnrr, Wtlltamnpnrt,
Im ra, Houheater. Nia.t. A Falls, KnOalo, sl.inown,
rVilke,hsne, Plttstou, York, Carlisle, Chamberaburg,
UagerMown, etc. etc,
This train contacts at KIArTX(l with Et Pennsyl
vania Bailroad trains f r lkntow,ete..and the Lebanon
vcn iiiiiri.
Valley train for Barrelling, etc., at POltT CUSTOM
with Catawlsta Itsl.roao trains for William, burg, Lock
Haven, F.lmlre, etc.! at IIARR1SUUU wllh Northern
Cebtral.Cunilierland vallev.and Horii.y (kill and Hrmque
Hrira trslns fr Northumberland, Willlanuport, York,
Cbambersbuig, I liiettove. etc.
AFlMtNOOV FXPl'ESR
leaves Pklladalphla at iSOf. M., for Resdlntt Potts
Mile, llatruliuri, elo., connecting witb KeadiLg and
Columbia Bailroad trln tor (,'oluninla, etc
BF.ADlNtJ ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at ti-.li A. M., stopping at all way sta
tions, anivlig at Philadelphia at I' 40 A W.
Rettimliig, leaves Phllaatlphia at 4 JO P. M. tan Ives In
Beading at 7 MP. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leav Ilarrlsburg at 810 A.M.,
and Poitiviileat 8-46 A. M., arriving In Philadelphia at
lbOT. M, Afternoon trains leave Ilarrlsburg at y-IO 1".
M., Pi ttsvllle at i V P. M arriving In Philadelphia at
tur.u. .
nApr.isRiTia accomodation-
Leaves Beading ai 7 Jo A. M., and llsrrfiburg at 4-10 P.
M. (onmct)ng at Resolng with Af.ernoon Accommo
dntlon souti at ti M V. M., arriving In Philadelphia at 919
I'. M.
Market train, w ith passenger ear attached, leaves Phila
delphia at 12-46 noon tor Heading and all wav stations.
Leaves Beading at 11 10 A. M , and Downlngtown at 12 tfC
P. M tor Philadelphia and all way starlnni
All the abeve trains run daily, Htinriayi excepted.
Pnnday trains leave Potttviile at t'Oti A. M.,and Phila
delphia at 8 Li P. M. Leaie I'hihidclphls for Reading at
8 00 A. At., rettirnlrg from Reading at 4 2 P. M.
CHKs'lF.R VAI LEY RAlLKOAft.
Tassengers lor Downirgton and Intermediate points
taVe the 7;l0 and 8-l.i A. M. and 4-&0 P. M. trains from
Philadelphia, returning from Downlngtowu at 7 o0 A. M.
anu iz- noon.
ftfcW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND THE
WF.hT
Leaves New York at 7 and fl A. M. ar d 8'00 P. H., passing
Keauing at 1 Po and 11 6o A, M and l4o r. M., ana con
necting at Ilairlsburg with I'ennKylvania and Mnrthern
lenuai iraiiroau express trains tor Pittsburg, Chicago
Wtlhamsptrt, Klmlra. Baltimore, etc.
Beturninn. exDresi train leaves Ilarrlsbur on arrival O'
the Pennh)ivania expiess from Pittsburg, at 8 and 9 05 A.
si. anowi.i i'. ai passing Reading at 4 in and low A.
M., andll tOP M..and arriving In New York at 10 A. M
and !H6 P. M. Sleeping cars accompany these trains
tlironph between Jersey City and l'UUburg, without
change.
A mall train for yew Tork leaves Harrisbnrg at J-10 P.
M. Man train ior liarrixourg leaves Kew r ork at vj M.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Potuvillc at 7 anu 11-30 A. M.. and 7-15 P.
M .returning lioui Tamaqua al 7 ai A. M. and 140 and
4 1ft P.M.
BCIIUYLKTLL AND STPOT EHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 Mia. M. for Plnegrove and
Ilairirbnrg, and WP M.for Pinegrove and Iremont,
returning irom jiarritonrg at a-zu r. fti., ana trout ire-
mont at 7 Hb a. m. anu ' to r m.
TICKETS.
Through first-class tickets and emtt-rant tickets to all
Ihe principal points In the North and n est and Canaila
The following tickets aie obtainable only at the oltlce of
MiAlitOKK, Treasurer, No. 'tn . FOl'lt l ll ttrreet
Philadelphia, or ot O. A. N1COLLS, General Superintend'
dent, Beuduig :
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
At 2-' percent, dlhtount, between auy points desired, for
lauiiiies aud arms.
MILFAdF. TICKETS.
Good for 20C0 mlics between ad points, $52-50 each, for
lanuues ananrms
BGASON TICKETS.
For three, tlx, nine, or twelve months, for holders only,
io au points, at reuucea rares
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the line of the roaa will be flinilshtd cards
enutlmg themselves and wives to tickets at tall faro
EXCURSION TICK El S
F'romPhlladelnhlt to nrinclnal stations, good for Sstor
('ay, funday, and Mondsy , nt reduced tare, to be had only
at the Ticket ollice, atlUIHTEEMU undCALLOWUILi,
nuwia. ,
i ... F HEIGHT. ...
Goods of all descriptions torwarded to all the above
rolms frrm the Company's Fielght Depot, 11UOAD aad
Wlixur otiecia.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily at SHU A. M, l)-4.r noon, and
6 P. M., for Beaalng, Lebanon, Uarilsburg, Potlsvtlie,
i on uunton, ana au pomis nirwaru.
MAI EM
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all places cn the
road and lis branches at 6 A. M., and for the principal
rations oniy ai J'M r. n. b u
TTOR NfcW l'ORK.-THK CAMDKN AND
X' Amboy and Philadeiphlu and Trenton Railroad-Com.
puny s jjim s.
rittim riiiLAor.i.rniA iu ji.v iukk
and Way Placts, trom Walnut btreet W harf, will leave as
isilons, viz.: raua.
At 6 A. M., via Camden be d Amboy, Accommoda
tion '2-OH
At 8 A AI,, via Camden and Jersey City Express 8 00
At 2 P. M., via Cniiiden and Amboy Express 800
At 0 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
and Ftnbiaiit 1st class g-jg
At 6 P. via Camden and Amboy Accommodation
and Emigrant, ?d c as 1H0
At 8 A. AI ., 2 and 0 1. M., for Mount Holly, Ewansvlllo,
Pembertoii, and Vlncentown. At b A. M. and 2 P.M.
tor Freehold.
At Band IDA. M ,12 M., 4. 5,6, and 1130 P.M. for Fish
House, Palmyra, Rivcrton, I'ronress, Delauco, Beverly,
Filfctwuter, Biiilingu n, Fl irence, Bordentovvn, etc Tile
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. lines run direct through to Trenton.
LINES FliOM KEN'SlN'li'l ON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
At 11 A. M., 4 -an, 0-45 P.M., and 12 P. M (Night), via
hM.eingii n ana .lersey i ity Express Lines, tare WOO.
Ihe ii Mi P.M. Lire will run duily. All oUic.rs Hundays
excp-eO. '
At73i anrtllA. M,3, 4 30.fi, and 6 45 P. M.and Mid
nignt. lor Bristol, '1 ronton, etc.
At 7 anil lo-lo A. .M , 1-' -M.,;i,4, 5, and 8 P. M., for Com
wej.'s, lorretdaic, lio.mesburg, Tacony, W isnlniimlng,
Brioi sluirg, and ! ranHord. and at 10 16 A. M., tor Bris
tol, cU la-nek's. Edulnhlon. and 8 P. M, lor lloliucsburg
and inter im dime stations.
At 7 ao A. ill. and H-8() P. M , for Niagara Falls, BulTalo,
Duiitirk. Cniiamlnrgna, Elmira.IiliHca.OwegM, Roches
ter, Biughsmtoa, Oswego, hyrucu.e, Great Bend,
Montrose. WilKesbarre, fcranton, Stroudshurg, Water
Lap, BelN Idi re, EaHton, LambtrtvlUe, Flemlngton, etc
The b'Jti P. M Line connects direct with the train leav
ing Euston lor Mauch Chunk, Allentown,liHlhloheni,eio.
At 6 P. M. for Laiiibertvlllo and intormediaie stations.
lime 1 , 1WH. WILLI AM U. G AT M EU, Agent.
XI OHTH PhNNfeYLVANIA BA1LK0AI.
XN Jiepot, TllliiD Street, aliove 1 hompsou.
or liEl llLtHE.M.DOYLEbTOWN, MAUCH CHUNK.
EASION, vrll.LlAMHl'ORT.atid WILKE8BARRE.
At 7 ,0 A. 31. (Express), tor Bethlehem, Aiioutown,
Mauch Ciiunk, Ha.leton, Willlsinsport, and Wilkesburre.
At S ab P. M. (Express) lor HeibJeheui, Easton, etc.,
reaching Katou at 8 P. M.
At ') )) P. M lor Bellilehtiii, Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
For Doyle-town at a-a-'i A M , 2 M and 4-15 P. M.
i or Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
I ol Lansdule at ti 15 P. M.
White curs ot the r-ecoi.d and Third Streets Line City
P&Sbtugcr Cars run direct to lhe depot.
1IIAI.-SS nlt lIlll-ALIl.l-rtll A.
I euve Bethiel.im at 6"2o A. M. and 12"2J Noon, and 6-15
P.M.
Leave I oy entown at 6-40 A. M., 31S and 5-30 P. M.
Leata l.anat'aie at 6 00 A. M
Leave Fort Washington at 10-50 A. V., and 215 P. M.
ON SUNDAY'S.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at II A. M.
Philadelphia for Doyleatown at 2-30 P.M.
Du lestown for Philadelphia at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 SO P. M.
'through 'tickets must be procured at the ticket offices,
THIRD street or BEKKci Street.
5 21 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
1 If'P, PHILADELPHIA AND ERIK ItAIL-
J.OVJJ.BOAD. Ihis gTeatllne traverses the North
rn snd Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the City
oi Erie on Lake Eiie It has been leased and is operated
ly tne pennsvnia naiiroaa company.
1JME OF PA8BENGKK TRAINS AT. PHILADELPHIA.
Arrive Eautw ard lLrle Mail Train, 7 A.M.; Erie Express
Ira n. IP. M.
Leave W sstward Erie Mall, 9 P. M.; Erie Express
i runi, n ai.
l'usenger can run through on the Erie Mall and Express
tra ns boia ways oetween ritnauoipnia anu trie.
NEW YORK CONJ.EUTION.
Leave New York at 9 A. M., arrive at Erie 9 80 A. M.
Leave Erie at 4 45 P. M arrive at New York 410 P.
Elegant bleeping Cars on all the night trains. .
For Information respecting p.saengr business, SPPval
comer TUIB UETH and MARKET Streets, Phlia-
And for freight business, of the Company's Ane""'0
Kingsion, Jr., corner Thirleenth and Mai"' ireti
Philadelphia; J. W. Reynolds, Erij WUii"1 w,
Agent N C. B B., Hahlmore.
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Air"".
H. W.tiWYNNEH. General Tl. ket Agent. 1 hila, ,
(A. L. T Y LEK, Generalbup, Wlihm'')olr'- -
TV7EST JEKSEY RAI LROAP LINES, FROM
V foot of MARKET Btreet iWrerry).commeno.
.. 4t W I 1 V a. Aiitun.kna. O l 1 ClUl
L E A V K r 1ULA DEX PU La A 8 TOU OWgj- .
Fit llrlcJgeton,
on. balem. MUlvHi. ' --
stations, at 8 A M. MalL, 30 F-..
tor Woodbury, 8 A. M.,8'0aad l . At.
a DnSAasua.
For Cape it ny. at :to f at. .iva TrlVT
BETUBNINO BJiriS:2
Woodbory at 7M6 and 8-40 i .-W X l nV
. M.
Brtdgetou at 7-06 A. M. " VS. u "
uu v ' . ,,.oi-i 11 mi LBAL,li XJ1 MM
Haitni aiti wt A. n. uno i,- - VrV.iL.1i1 u 10 p u
'MaV.6.?! 5f infr.oger aJd FJht.0 :
V.,1 w.l .a-Mt ITUaU r w as - a
frelxht Delhery. ,- ., K. i-,.,,...,,.
J. VA BESSBtLAEB, Uupatlnteudcttt.
9t
RAILROAD LINES.
TJIUTiA DELPHI A, WILMINGTON AND DAL
IlM'ittE KA11 1MAI.
TIWB. TABLR '' 11 '
Commencing TUESDAY, .Inly 6, 458. Trslns W
I e I leot , corner of BBOAD rV-reet acd If ASliUIOTUH
Avenue, as 'Allows: ,,
Axprs Train at 415 A. K. (Monnayii atoeptwi!), nsr
Bsltloiore and Wanlrlngton, stopping at Chester. WHmlag-
ton, Newark, Fvkton, Northeast, PerryvUle, Uarre-da-f
lace, Ahetdeen, Perryman s, Magnolia, Ohaae'i aad '
bt'irmers Rnn. , . . ...
W y Mall Train at a ia A. M. (Pundsys ecepte), for
Pall.iiiore.stnpping stall regular stauons between Phu.
v if in a anu wuuiisjq, . , t , , - , u 1
Delaw are Railroad Train at S A. M. (Sundays eioepUa).
for Crisficld and llitennecllate stations
F.pre..Jiain at 1146 A.' ai. (Sundays etept4),rfl
Baltimore tnd W asMngton, 1
Express Train at S p. M. (Sundays excepted), for Brt- '
tlnion. and Waj.hlngton.stoi,pDg at Chester, Claymsat, . '
Wllmlrsion, ewark, F.ikton, Northeast, Perryvllli,
1T' "" " '."win i. augewooa. M is
bolls. Cnsoe s ana Rlmnmer's Bun. .
KlL-ht F.vnrena at 11 IV M .f,)rllilllmnM.4v..i.i . .
Connects at Wilmington wilh Deiswsrn liailroadholi ' '
in,uroays encepteii). stoppinit at Mlddletown. Hmrrna
Barrlngton, reatorrt, Salisbury, Princess Anne, and cob' .
necilng at Crtsfleid with Boat tor Norfolk, Portsmouth an4
the South. 1 t
inr.rarrr, nyiifim rrom i'ai tmore for Fortrea Mita.
rV Norfolk, City Foint, and Richmond, will take the U 44 ,
W 1LMINCTOW ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
stopping at all btalloiis bctnorn Pl.llIn i.l.i. .nJ nrn.
UilnMon.
Leave FhilBdriphla at P A.M , 12-30, 4S0,, anilllSOp
M. The 4 30 P. M. train connects with Delaware Railroad,
tor Mllford and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 30. 7 16. and 9-80 A, M .A aad
fl iOP.M. Ti e 71ft A. M. train will not stop atsUUoasa
bitwien Chester tnd Philsdelphla,
Trslns for An Castle leave Philadelphia at A at , ,
4-30 and P M. T.
THBOUCiFI TBAIN8 FROM BALTIMOP.Ei.
Leave Wilmim.tn at 11 A. M ,4 ;iatid 10 P.M.
CHEhTF.R FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 7-2H. 7-65. 1014 and 11-40 A. V.. I
5'10,7-VH, Slid 10 :P. M.
rm'M MAL.iix.oivr; iu 1 iiilaikl,i-ii!a.
Lae Baltimoie 7V( A. M. Way-mall. 9' A. V -
Txprem. I lo P. M , Express. 6 i5 P. M., Express. U K
P. M., Express. m .
TRAINS FOB BALTTMOBE.
Leave Chester at 4'4! and 8. V.' A.M., and a.13 P.M. -'
Leave W llmlngton at 5 23 and !' 38 A. M.. and 4 15 P. M. '
Frngtt 'listns with Pisrenger Cats atlached will leava
as follows: W llmlngton, tor Perr.'vi le and lu'ennediaUi
stations at 6 05 P. M. Balllmore, for 11 avre-de-Grace an4
inici mediate stations at 4 45 P. M. Perry villa for WIS- -
mlngton ant Inte mediate stations at 4 20 A. M., eonnnet- 1
lug at W i.mliigton with 7 1ft A. M. train for Philadelphia,
Fx t reus Train at 4-1. r. a. m.. n.r Haitlmnra ins tv-.1.
Ington, stopping at Chester, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton.
N'onneast, Perry vllle. Havre de l. rsee. Aberdeen, Perry ',
man's, Magnolia, Chate a and R'emmer'i Bun
Night Express. II P. M.. for Baltimore and Washington.
Connecting at Wilmlrgton with Otis ware Railroad line.
Accommodation Itain at 11-J0 P. M. for Wilmington an 1
lntermcdlute stations.
BALTIMORE FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltlmora at H .'. P. M . suiniiinn at-
Craee, Perryvllle, ana W ilmington. Also stops at Klktoa
anu Newark tto tsse passengers torrblladelplila and leava
paisi'ngers Horn W ashlngton or Baltimore), and Chaster to
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washington.
Acccuimodatlon Train from Wilmington for Phlladelnhl a
and Intermedials stations at 6'Vfl P. M.
4 IB U. F.KENN EY.Bnperlntcndent.' 1 '
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FAXit, ARRANGEMENT.
Tto Trains or the Pennsylvania Central Bailroad leava
the Depot at Thlrtj -Hrsi and Market streets, which la
reacmuuireeiiy ny inecaraoi trie market street Passengec .
Bahway. 1 hose of theChesnut and Walnut dtreeU Bail-.
way 1 tin wituiu one sitiare ot it.
On Bundajs Tlie Markctsueet cars leave Eleventh and
Market Sts. 45 minutes belore the departure of each Train.
Mann's Ba gage Express will call lor and dedvsr Hag
gage at the Depot. Orders left at the Ollice, No. 631 Ches -
mil struct, win receive attention.
TitAiNB LEAa naioT, viz.:
Day Express at 9-00 A. If.
Paoli Atcouiniodatlon, No 1 A 2, at 10 A. M. A 11 20 P. M,
Fast Line and Erie Express at 12-00 M. .
Parkesburg Tralr at 1-00 P. tt,
llanisbuig Acoonimooallon at 2-30 14
Lancaster Accommodation ...at 4 00 "
Pittsburgand Erie Mali , at 9 00 M
1 hlladeipbia Express At ll-Od
Pittsburg and Erio Mall leaves daily, except Saturday.
phlladtlplda Expiees leaves daily. Ail other trains
daily, except Sunday.
Pushenieri by Day Express po to M'llllamsport wilhoat
change ol iars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 8 10 P. at.
Passengers by Day Express go to Carlisle aulChamber
burg without change ol cars.
bleeping Car Tickets can be had on application at tho
Ticket Ollice. Ko 31 Chesnut street.
THA1NS AHltlVE At UKI'OT, VIZ. I
Clrclnnntl Express at 12-40 A. K.
Philadelphia Expnss at 7TD "
Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 A 2,utU'20A.M. 4 7-10 P. M.
Farktfcburg Train..... at 900 A K.
Lancaster Train at 12 40 P. MI.
Fast Line at 110 "
Day Empu-is..... at 6-50 "
llarrlshurg Accommodntlon at 9 50 "
Philadelphia I xpress arrives daily, except Monday.
Cincinnati Express arrives dally. All other tt-alnsi
dally, except Sunday.
Passcngi ra icaviim Lock Haven at 7 00 A. M., and Wff
liamipoi t at S'40 A.M.,Teach Pnlaile.pliia without chacg
ol cars, Irom Will. ami. port, by Day Express, at 6-ftO P. M.
1 he Pennsylvania RullroAil Comnanv will not axiom
any risk for Baggage, except fur Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars la
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount In vi
will he at tne risk of the owner, unless taken by special
contriict. For further int'orniutlon, apply to
JOHN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agenkj No. 631 Chesnnt 8U
SAMUEL 11. WALLACE, licket Aeut, at tne Depot..
An F:migruiit Train runs c'alls tcxceDt Sundavt. iw
full partlcujari as to fare and accommodations, apply to
j 1., 1, a 1 u . v ,. vi . : 1
" 1 X 1.1 J" I. AJ, Jill, 1J, AyV.lv.1V outet.
"I PHILADELPHIA, (JEKMANTOWN, AND
X NORMS'! OWN KAILROAD.
OiiniululurTlil i(8iAV, ISovemberl, 18, until far
ther notice, '
. FOK OERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0, 7, a, 9, 10,11, 12 A.M., 1. t. 3-V
i,4, ft. f? , 6-10, 7, 8,11, 10, 11,12 P. M.
Leave (ieimai.tow n 6, 7, Hi. b. S 20. 9. 10.11. 19 a m
l,2,3,4,45t,li,ta.7,S,9,10,llP,M.
1 ne s it uov. 11 trauianu x una lH ip trains will not
slop on ti.e ticruiuuioWn Briincn
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. A. M., 2, 7, and IftJi P, M. '
Leave Gcimnntown U A. M., 1,6, and MH P, il.
ClIESM'T HILL BAILROAD
Leave Philadelphia , 8, 10, 12 A.M., 2, 3;i,6?f, 7,.
and 11 P.M. i
Ltae Chesnut 1I1U 710 minutes, , 9 40, 11-40 A.M.
1-40, UU, 6 40,6 40, 8-40. and 10 40 minutes P.M.
ON BUN HAYS.
. Leave Philadelphia If.1,' minutes A M., 2 and 7 P.M.
Leave Chesnut Hill 7-W1 minutes A. M., 1240, 6 40, and.
ifio minutes p. M. .
IOK CONBHOHOCKFN AND NORRI8TOWN.
Lese Philadelphia 6, M oft 11 1'6. minutes A. M., li,8.
4s, fti, i.i, h-bft minutes, and li,S P. M.
Leave Norrlstow n 6 40, 7, 7'ftO miuutcs,9, 11 A. M., IU,
4H. t4- and 8 P.M. '
'1 be ft4 P. M. train will stop at Fallf.SchooI Lane, Wla
ishicAuu.Manayank, Spring A1. ins, aiidCoubholiockeuoulr.
ON BUNDAlrt.
I.esvc Philadelphia 9 A M.,2X andTJf P.M.
Leuve Nutristown 7 A.M., ft andHH P. M.
FOUMANAYUNK.
leave lhlladslplua 6, 8 .&, 110ft minutes A.M., IU.
ii, 4j , .''X , b . ti", aLd 1 1, P. M.
Leuve Maus.v nnk 0 10, 7,-., 8 20, 9, Ui A. M., 2, 5, 6K,
S P M.
ON SUNDAY'S.
Leave Phllafie phla 9 A. M., i,', and P. M.
Leave Mumt) unk 7X A- M.. J .Sand 9 P. M.
W.8. WILSON. General Superintendent,
Dei.ot NINTH and GltfcftN HtrnetJ,
FRE1UHT LINES FCH'NKW IOKK AND
all the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMHOY. aud
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DEHPA I t il.
'111E CAMDEN -N1) AMBOi KAILROAD AHT
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT L1NE8
for New fork will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at
o clock P.M. dully (Sundays excepted). '
Freight must be deliv ered bulbre 4i 0 clock, to be foc
wariled the same day.
Keturulrg, the aiiove lines will leave New York at 11
noon, and 4 aud 6 P. M.
Freight for Trenton. Princeton, Kingston, New Brans
wkk aud all points on tlieCamUen and Amboy Bailroad ;
also, 'on the Belvidero, Delaware, and Flemlngton, tlva
New Jersey, the Fisshold and Jaiucsburg, and the Bur
hngtcn and Monnt Holly Bailroad, received and tut
winded UP to 1 P M
1 he Belvidcre Delaware Bailroad connects at Phillips,
bum with the Lehigh Vahey Bailroad, and at Msnuu.
kacliunk with all points on tho Delaware, Lackawanna,
anu Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse, Bulla! '
and oihsr points In Western Now York.
1 lie New Jersey Bailroad connects at Elizabeth with th
j,-tW Jersey Central Retlread, and at Newark with tha
xjuirls 1 nd Essex Railroad.
A s ip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers,
shlppeis and consiguaas, must, In every Instance, be seat
wilu each load of goods, or no receipt will be given.
N. B Inoreused l'acllitics have been made for th
transortaUonor live stock. Drovers are Invited to try
the route. When stock Is furnished In quantities of two)
carloads or more, It will be delivered at the foot of Fortieth
street, pear the Drove Yard, or ai Pier No. 1, North
River, as the shipper may designate at the time oi
shipment. For terms, or other Information, apply to
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent.
, So. 226 B. DELAWARE Avenue, PhllAdelplua.
niO ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
VXZi CHANDELIERS, BBONZE STATUARY. BTO.
V ANK1KK A CO. would respcutlully direot tl attea-.
tlm el their friends, and tbe publio M", lxi?,Sf
lrge and elegant assortment ol Oa F1A ""ij.
( h ANDEL1ERS, and ORNAMENTAL BHONitsJ
WAHF8. 'those Wishing handsume and thorjughlr
made Goods, at very reasonable prices will mid ft fa
Ih" li advautage to ale u a call beiore purchasing else-
WlN.rB.-8olled or ttrnstad fixtures roOnlahed wtifc
ViSlCU9 priC YANKIBK St 00
PRIVY WELLrJ OWNERS OP PROPERTY
The onVpTeoeW get Privy Walla cleaned andds
uiectedauarytowprloe, A PETBOBf,
Manufar turei of Poudmua
Vldf a0t.P6M.ITUa' BALL, L BBABYHUrW
W.. tomerBETEMTa and OliirtSUt 8et