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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY; KOVEMDER 20, 186G.
CITY ORDINANCES.
A A OKDIt'ANCK
To Kesrranee and Kix the Boundary Linos of
liiu Election Division- end I'lacos ot Holding- K co
tioiulu tlio Kir, ooii ill Ward, and to Increase the
Iiii nib r ol Election Divisions iu said Ward.
Moction 1. '1 bo Soled and Common t ouncils ol the
City oi PliiladtiijliiB oo ordain, That the First and
Second Election Divisions within tlio Flltocnth
M aid shall be and rema n as lieiotof: reestablished;
and the Third Election Distnct shall be bouudod aa
follows: To commence at the norh west cornor or
Kroail and tiroon stroot, tiienot along thu norih
aide ot (.rccn streot to the east aide ol Hevpntoont.1
streot, tlionoe alone the Past aide of Seventeenth
sticei to the south siilo ol Coatca streot, thence
along tho south side ol Coato streot to tlio west
a'de or It road street, tueuoe along thu west sido of
liroad street to the laoo of beginning-: and the
place ot voting (ball be at toe house ol John Hor
man, southeast corner ot Fifteenth and C'oates
etrvots. And the f ourth, Filth, Sixth, and Seventh
K ecion Divisions shall be and remain as tiorotutore
established
Ncction 2. The Eighth E'cctlon Dins on shall be
bounacd aa follows: Jo commonoe at the cornor ol
1 wont j -first aud Spring Cardou atroets, thouce
along tho north side ol Spring- Uardou atreot to
I'cunsylvania avenue, thonoe alonjf the oast side of
Pennsylvania avenue to 1 wenty-fotirtu street, thonoe
along the east side of I weniy-lonrt.i stroot to fie
north side ot Coatoa street, thono north alornr
Landing avenue to fopUr street, thonce along the
south siiio ot l'oplar street to the west side of
Twenty-fourth street, thonoe a'onir the wot aido ot
Twenty fourth streot to the south aido of Coatoi
street, thence along thu south side of Coittcs street
to the west side 01 I wenty tooond stroot, tbnnce
along the west side ol Twenty second street 10 the
south s de of Green stroot, tlienoj alon? tba south
sideol Oroen streot to Twenty-Urn street, thouce
lone the west side of Twenty -Urst streot to the
l iaco of beginning-; and the p ace ot votm? hall
be at tne house 01 Andrew smith at thu souttiot
corner ot Twenty-scoond and C'oatos gt -eot. And
Ninth, lento, Lloventb, ana Tweiith E eetioii Divi
sions shall be and remain as berototoro established.
bection 8. There shall be oroated an additional
Election Division iu said ward, to bo bounded 01
follows 1 lo commence at tho northeast cornor of
Twenty-second and C'oatos stroot, thenoe along tho
north sido ot C'oatos stroot to tin east side oi
Twenty-fourth streot, thi noo along the east side of
Twenty-lourth street to l'oplar street, thenoo along
the south side of Ponlar street to the wot side or
Twenty-second streot, tkenee along the west side of
Twenty-second atreot to tne place ot boglnning;
and the place ot voting shall be at tho house ol
George O deraft, at tbe southwest corner ol Brown
and ilucknell streets.
Section 4. There shall be created another addi
tional KIcction Division, to bo called the Fourteenth
Election D vision, in tho said Fil toonin Ward, to be
bounded as follows: To commence at the north
' west eomer of Kidge avenue and (Joates str.ct,
tbonos aiong the north ido of Coates stroot 10 the
eat side ol Seventeenth street, thonoe along tb
east sido of Hevonteonth streut to the south sido of
Francis atrootf theuce along the south side of
Francis street to the west side of Kldge avenuo,
thonoe a'ong tho, west side ol Itidge avenuo to tbe
piaoe oi beginning; and tho place of voting shall be
at tbe Drove Yard Hotel, Hidge avenue, above Six.
tee 11th street.
toictionft. That all ordinances and resolutions,
and parts ot ordinances and resolutions incon
sistent herewith, be ana tho same are lioroby
repealed.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common C'ounoil.
Attest
Benjamin II. II a inks.
Clork of Select Counci'..
JOSHUA bPERINR,
President of Heleot Counotl, pro torn.
Approved this seventeenth day ot November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
six (A. D. 1860).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 201t Mayor ot Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE '
To Authorize the Purchase of a Lot of Ground
in the Tenth bchool tseotion.
- Section 1. The select and Common Councils of
tbe City ot Philadelphia do ordain, That the City
Solicitor be and he is hereby directed to examine
the title to a certain lot of ground situate on the
north aide of Cherry sireet, at the distance of one
hundred and thirty-nine feet west from Nineteenth
street t containing in front or breadth on Cherry
street fifty-nine loot, and in depth one hundred and
twenty-uino feet to Toland street, and if he approve
of the same, to have a conveyance prepared to tho
city of Philadelphia of said lot of ground in foe, the
consideration Itberfor to be the pavmont of aa
annual ground rent or sum of three hundred and
eighty-two and fifty hundredths dollars to be charged
thereon.
Section 2. That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to affix the corporate seal of the citv of
Philadelphia to such deeds as may be necessary to
reserve tbe ground rent aforesaid to the grantor or
grantors 01 said lot of ground.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest ...
Robert Bkthbli..
Assistant Clerk of Select Counoil.
JOSHUA Sl'EKlNU, -President
of Seleot Counoil, pro tem.
Approved this seventeenth day of November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
SIX (A. V. 1BU0 .
MORTON McMICHAEL,
1120 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN1 ORDINANCE
Supplementary to an Ordinance to Make
Umlorm Rules and Regulations for tbePublio Mar
kets, approved tbe Twelfth day of Dea.'mber, 1366.
Section 1. Tbe Select and Common Councils of
the City ot Philadelphia do ordain, That on and
alter January 1, 1867. no person or persons (ball
' occupv or use any of tbe stalls or stands in the Public
Market Houses of the city for the purpose of oooking,
or lor the sale of cooked viotuals ol any description,
unless by special permission Irom the Commissioner
of Markets; and any person or persons violating tne
provisions of this ordinance shall forfeit the stall or
8 talis to the city, together with tne rent paid thereon,
and the Commissioner shall proceed to rent said
stalls to other parties,
Section 2. That so much of the ordinance to whioh
this is a supplement as provide a penalty ot twenty
4 dollais be and tbe same is hereby repealed, and that
on and alter the passage of th is ordinance the same
.shall be five dollars.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
John Eckbtkin,
Cork of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEKING,
President of Select Council, pro tem.
Approved this sixteenth day ot November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. 1 1866).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 20 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
AN' O ED I N A N C E
To Grant Permission to Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church to Erect a Wooden Building
Adjoining their churoh Edifloe.
Section 1. the Se.ect and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That permission is
hereby granted to Calvary Methodist Episoopal
C hurch to erect a wooden building adjoining their
churoh edifloe on Twentvnrst street, below Jeffer
son, in the Twentieth Ward: Provided, That said
Calvary Mthodit Episoopal church shall remove
tbe same whenever required to do so by Counoils,
and that they shall also pay to the City Treasurer,
lor the use of the oity, the sum of twenty-five dollars
to defray the expenses lncurted In the publication
of this ordinance; all ordinances or parts of ordi
nances to the contrary hereof notwithstanding. .
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Common Counoil.
Attest
John Eokstmst.
Clork of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPKR1RG,
President of Seleot Council, pro tem. .
Approved thu seventeenth day of November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MORTON McMfCHAEL,
11 20 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
B ESOLUTION
To Authorize tbe Chief Engineer of the Water
Department toConstiuot aa Additional Reservoir
in tint l wentv -fourth Ward.
Resolved. By the Select and Common Counoils of
the Citv ot Philadelphia, That the Chief Engineer of
the Water impairment no mu uerouy aireotoa to
construct a reservoir In the Twenty-fourth Ward, to
store at I vast two hundred million gallons, the
plans and estimates to be first approved by the Corn,
mittee on Water. Provided, I hat nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as to authorize the
Chief (Engineer to delay tbe construction and com
pletion of the reservoir for the Twenty-fourth Ward
already authorized by Counoils.
aj aireaay auu. UW1LLIAM s STOKLEY,
President of Common Counoil.
Attest-
KOBKBT I5BTRKLL,
'JOSHUA SPERING,
Assistant Clerk of Seleot Counci.
President of Seleot Counoil, pre tm.
Approved this seventeenth day of November, Anno
Domini one thousand eufht hundred and sixty-six
(A, V. 18661. MORTON MCMICHAEL.
II JO It Mayor of Philadelphia.
CITY. ORDINANCES.
A
SUPPLEMENT
To an "Ordinance to Maka an A nnrnm lotion
to th Inspectors 01 the County Frlson lor the year
116,' approved February a, 18(56.
ration i 1 ne ee ect and Common Councils of
the City ol Philadelphia do ordain. That the furtnor
sum of twelve thousand five hnndred dollars bo
and the tme is hereby appioprfated to'the luspeo
,or" ,o 1,10 Coun'y Prison for tho expenses of tbe
year 1866 the taid appropriation to be applied as
loliows, viit. :
Itom 1. For wheat, rye and oorn meal, fire thou
sand six hundred dollars.
Item 2. For beof, mutton, and pork, two thousand
dollars.
Item 17. For clothing and bedding, three thou
sand dollars.
J tem 18 For lumber, brass cocks, tin . paint, glass,
iron, hardware, and repairs generally, seven hun
dred dollars. .
Hem 10. For gas, two bundled dollars.
Item 83. For supplies and subsistence (Debtors'
Apartment), lour hundred dollars.
Item 88 For shoe findlnrs, lumber for boxes,
broken g ass, etc. (Mauulaoturlng Department), six
hundred duiiais.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
rresidont of Common Council.
Attest
JOHW ECKBTBIK,
Clerk 01 Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEUINU.
President of Soloot Counoil, pro tera.
Approvod this seventeenth dav ot November,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred aud
Bixty-six (A. D. 1866).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 20 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
T ESOLUTION
JL 10 Kolcase a Certain Properly of HonrySohell
irom the Lien ot a Certain Juugmnt.
Ksolvcu, by the Solect and Common Councils
ol tho City of Philadelphia, 1 hat tbe City Solicitor
is hereby authorized to rlcae from the lion ol a
Jndgioeot entered on the official bond ot Wilnam At.
Wilson, Supervisor ot fie Eleventh and Twollth
Wards (D. C, D. a. I)., March Term, 1865, No 85),
tho following described property ol Henry Sohe.l,
that is to say All that certain threo-atory brick
mossuageor tenement and lot or piooo of ground,
situate on tbe north side ot Lemon street, at the
distance 01 seventy-two feet two ino.ios eastward
Irom the east sido of Eloventh siroet, In the Four
teenth Ward of the city ot Philadelphia, containing
in front on Lemon street thirteen lect two and
threo-cighths luches, aud extending in longth or
depth northward on the west line thereof thirty
one feet lour inches, and on tbe cat lino thoreof
thirty-onn loot three and three-eighths inches to a
two leet wide alley leading eastward, and commu
nicating with another alloy four feet, whioh loads
southward into raid Lemon street: Provided, his
co-surety consent thereto. And providod lurther,
that tbe said henry Sohell shall pay to tbe Ci.y soli
citor tbe sum ot ten do lars tovdolray the expense
incuired in the publication of tins resolution
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President oi Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPEKINU,
President of Select Council, pro tem.
Approved ibis seventeenth day ot November.Auno
Domini one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MORTON McMfCTIAEL,
11 20 It Mavor of Philadelphia.
T ESOLUTION
XV To Re ease a Certain Properly of Joshua Thorp
irom the Lien of a Certain Judgment.
Resolved, fty the Select ana Common Counoils ol
the Citv of Philadelphia, That the City Souoitor bo
and be is herebv authorized to release from the lien
and operation of a Judgment entered on the official
bond of William A. Thorp, Collector of Outstanding
Taxes (D C D. S. B , March Term 1865, So. 29), the
following described property of Joshua Thorp, that
is td say, all that certain lot or piece of ground com
posed of two contiguous lots marked and numbered
on a certain plan oi lots made for Joshua Pearce,
Nos. 80 and 81, situate on the southeasterly side ot
Penn street, in Frankiord, beginning at the distance
of one hundred and thirty -six foot northeast of Or
thodox street, containing in front on Penn street
thiriy-six feet, and in depth southeast between
parallel lines about one hundred and nineteen leet to
ground sold to Margaret H. Taylor: Provided, That
the cosurety agrrj thereto; and that the said
Joshua Thorp pay to the City Solicitor, tor the uso
ot tbe City, the sum often dollars, to dotray the ex
penscs of the publication ot this resolution ; and pro
vided further, that in the opinion ot the City Soli
citor the interests ot tbe city will not be prejudiced
by this release. ;
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President ol Common Council.
Attest. -
1 Abbaham Stewart,
' Assistant Clork of Common Counoil.
; JOSHUA SPERING,
1 President Of Select Counoil, pro tem .
Approved this sixteenth day ot November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred ana sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
1 MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 SO It Mayor of Philadelphia.
1
RESOLUTION
To Au horize the Commissioner of City
property to Draw Certain Warrants.
Koolved, By tbe Select and Common Counoils of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Commissioner on
City Property be authorized to draw wariauts under
Item 8 of the annual appropriation to the Depart
ment of City Property for 1866, ia favor of the tot
lowing persons, aud for the sums following, to
wit: Bernard McGunn, fourteen dollars and sixty
cents (814 60).
Thomas Henderson, thirty-eight dollars and
seventy-six cents (38-76).
Charles Conner, eighty five dollars and sixty,
seven cents (886-67).
William Bayley, thirteen dollars and thirty-eight
cents ($18 38)
Jacob Donaldson, thirty-four dollars and seventy
six cents ($34 76).
And the City Controller ia hereby authorized to
approve said warrants:
Provided, That nothing herein contained, nor
shall the payment of the said persons ot tne
amounts above specinea, De cousiruea in any man
ner 60 as to make the olty liable lor the payment of
any otber claim the said persons, or any ot them,
or any person whatever, may have for work done or
materials furnished in tbe erection of the river wall
at Fairmeunt Park.
WIIOjIAJH. 8. STO&..LEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Uobert Beth ill,
Assistant Clerk of Soleot Council
JOSHUA BPEtUNG,
President of Seleot Council, pro torn.
Annroved this seventeenth davof November. Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-
bix (A. D. 1866).
11 20 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
E ESOLUTION
1 To Authorize the Paving of Judson and Martin
Stroets.
Unsolved. Bv the Select and Common Counoils of
the City ot Philadelphia. That tbe Chief Commis
Kinner of Hmhwavs bo and he Is hereby authorized
nd directed to enter into contracts wita competent
pavers, who snail De seieoiea ov a majority 01 the
owners ot property fronting on the loliowiug named
streets, lor tue pavinv iKereui, to wit: juusod sireet
irom Brown tol'arrlsh street, and Martin street from
Fitzwater to Cathaiine street, west ot Nineteenth
street. Tbe conditions 01 saia con tracts snail De
that the contractors shall collect the cost of paving
from tbe owners ol property, ana suau aiso enter
into an obligation to tbe oity to keep said streets in
good order tor three years at ter the paving isnmsued,
IToviuea tne paving be nntsnea Dy tne mieentu of
December, Anuo Domini 1866.
, . WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President 01 Common Council.
Attest
; Abraham Stwat,
1 Assistant Clerk of Common Counoil.
, JOiHUA SPARING,
President of Select Council, pro tem.
Approved this seventeenth day of Nevember, Anno
"d 1866) tuonHlul eigut ttu,Mlwd and aixty-Bix
11 en' if MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 20 1 Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION' -To
Make a Certain Transfer in the Annmnri.
lion to the Board ol Controllers ot Publw sihuoiV
Kesolved, By tbe Seleot and Common CoMeiita ni
the City ot Philadelphia, That the City Controiui
be and ia hereby authorized to make tbe lollow in
transler in the annual appropriation to the Control
lers ot Publio Schools for 18t6, to wit transfer the
sum of two hundred and titty dollars Irom item No
72, Rents, to item No 78, Repairs.
WILLIAM S. 8TOKLET,
President ot Common Counoil
Attest- ,
KOBKBT BETHELL.
Aasiataut Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERING.
President of Seleot Counoil, pro tem.
Approved this seventeenth day of November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1806).
; MORTON MoMICHAEL,
, 11 29 It Mayor of PhOado plua.
CITY ORDINANCES.
11 ESOLUTION
XV To Authorize tho Citv Cjnlro'er to Make
OTtaln 1 ran s lers in the Annual Appropriation to
tbe Inspectors of tbe County 1 nson.
Resolvea, liy the Soloct and Common Councils ol
tbe t ity 01 Philadelphia, That the City Controller
he and ii boreby authorized to mako the lollowinr
transfers in the appropriation to tne Inspectors 01
tbe County Prison lor 1866, made by ordinance ap
proved Fcbiuary 2, 1866, 10 wit:
From Item 8(grocories) to Horn 6 (drugs), four
hundred dollars.
From Item 8 (groceries) to ItomlStml.oollanoou'),,
1bre hundred uollars. '
From Item 86 (overwork) to Item 15 (miscella
neous), one honored and twenty llvo dollars.
From Item 89 (repairing looms) to Item 15 (mis
cellaneous), three hundred dollais.
From Item 86 (overwork) to Item 12 (malt, time,
etc), seventy five dollars.
Fiona Item 81 (foe, debtors' apartment) to Item
83 (supplies), one hundred dollars.
From Item 86 (overwork) to Item 11 (milk, ice,
etc.), one hundred dollars.
WILLIAM 8 STOKLEY,
President ol Common Couucil.
Attest- ' '
KOBKB.T B-KTHF.LI., '
I Assistant Clerk of Se'eot Council,
i JOSHUA SPERING,
Presldont ot Seleot Council, pro torn.
Approved this seventeenth day ol November,
Anuo; Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six (A. D. 1866).
MORION McMICHAEL,
II 0 It Mavor ot Philadelphia.
"TO .OA.L TltN
J V Approving the Sureties of Will-am C. John
pton, supervisor of the TweDty-scoiid Ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common counoils of
the City of Philadelphia,- That Alfred C. Harmer
and John C C'rou' are hereby approved as surenos
ot Will. am C Johnston, Supervisor ot tbolwenty
recond Ward; and the Citv Solicitor is horoby
diiected to preparo bonds with warrants of attor
ney lor said parties to execute ana to have Judg
ments entered thereon; and lurther to lilo an agree
ment of record teat the lien of the Judgment enterod
111 pursuapco of said warrant of attorney against
Allred C. liarmer shall only oporate on and against
the following described premises, viz. : Lot or piece
ot ground, nitti tho buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situnt on tho corner of Chew
street and Shoemaker's lane, in the 1 wenty-second
Ward.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President ot Common Couucil.
Attest
Jonx Eckstein,
Clerk of Common Counoil.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council, pro tem.
A pproved this seventeenth day of November, Anuo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
tA. D. 18U6).
MORTON McMICnAEL,
J1J0 lt Mayor ot Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
To Authorize tbe Grading of Judson Streot.
Kesolved, By the Select aud Common Council
of tbe City ol Philadelphia. That the Chief Commis
sioner of Highways be and be is hereby authorized
and directed to grade to the established grade of tho
city Judson street, from Brown to Parrish street,
at a cost not exceeding the sum of one hundred
and t hltty-two dollars: Providod, Tho grading
shall be done by the first of December, A. D.
1866.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President ot Common Council.
Attest
Abraham Stewabt,
Assistant Clork of Common Council.
JOsHUA. SPERING,
President of Select Counoil, pro tem.
- Approved this seventeenth day ot November,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six (A. D. 1866).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
11 20 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
K ESOLUTION "
Relative 10 the Withdrawal of the Fame Hose
company from Active Service.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
tho City ot Phi'adelphia, That the Chiet Enginoer
ot tbe Fire Department be and be is hereoy in
structed to erase tbe name of the Fame Hose Com
pany Irom the list ot companies composing the Fire
Department, in compliance with the notitloatioV
emunating Irom tbe said Company.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Common Couucil.
Attest ,
John Eckhtbin, -. . . . ; ,
' Clerk ol Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Counoil, pro tem.
Approved this seventeenth day of November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
11 20 It f Mayor ot Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
To Amend the Resolution Approved Novem
ber 2, 1866, entitled "A Resolution 10 Enter satis
laction on tbe Offleial Bond of William J. P. White,
Itegister ol Water Kents."
Resolved, By tbe Seleot and Common Counoils of
the City of Philadelphia, That on the execution of
a Judgment bond in the usual lorm by William J.
P. White, Register ot Water Rents, together with
George W. Simons and ClotildeE. White, binding
themselves as bis sureties irom the 1st day 01
ftlarch, A. D. 1861, the City Solicitor be directed to
enter to enter aatislaction on tbe Judgment already
entered against said William J.P.White and his
sureties, D C, D. 8. B., March term, 1864 No 33,
ana tbe resolution approved November 2, 1863, is
amended accordingly.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President ot Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstein.
Clerk of Common Council,
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council, pro torn
Approved this seventeenth day of November. lAnno
Domini one thousand , eight hundred and sixty- .
six (A. D. 1866).
. AIOUIUJX JlCMIt'UAEL,
11 20 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION .0
To Authorize the Grading and Culverting of
Apeley Street.
Resolved, By tbe Seloct and Common ConnoiU of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis
sioner of Highways be and be is hereby authorized
and directed to grade Apley street from German-
town avenue to Pulaski avenue to the established
graoe ef the city, and do the necessary culverting
thereon, and, place tbe same In good travelling con
dition, at a cost not exceeding the sum of three huu
drtd dollars.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
. President ot Common Counoil.
Attest
Abraham Stkwabt,
Assistant Clerk ot Common ( ouncil,
! JOSHUA SPKKIMG,
President of Select Council, pro tem.
Anproved this seventeenth davof November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six (A. D. 1866).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
U 20 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
I-y ESOLUTION
To Authorize tbe Grading of Franklin streot.
Kesolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils ot tbe City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Com
missioner oi Highways be and be is hereby autho
rized to grade to tbe estaoli-hod grade of the oity
Franklin street, from Columbia avenue to Mont
gomery avenue, at a cost not exceeding tbe sum of
one thousand dollars.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President ot Common Council.
Attest-
A bra ham Stewart,
. Assinant Clerk of Common Counoil.
...... JOSHUA bPERING,
' President of Seleot Council, pro tem.
' Approved this seventeenth davof November, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1866).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
.11 20 It . Mavor ot Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE
To Make an Appropriation to tbe Department
ol Highways to Erect a Footway on tue fiorth Hide
of Gray's Kerry Bridge.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of the
City ot Philadelphia do ordain. That the sum ot
Three Thousand dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated to tbe Department of Highways,
Bridges, Sewers, etc, to defray tbe expense of the
erection of a footway on the north side oi Gray's
Ferry Bridge, as antnonzed by a resolution ap.
proved October 13, lM 8. gxoKLET,
President oi Common Counoil. ,
Attest
Joh Eckstein,
Clerk oi Common Council.
v ' JOSHUA srKRlNG,
I ' President of select CounoU, pro tem.
Approved this sevem eent fe day of November,
Anuo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty alx(A, D. ma)).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
11 ft It Maror of fbiuidelptua.
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and tah sueceding r-aturday and Wedneeclay. al
uood, lions l'ter Mo 4a Nortb river.
L, KA1KH OF PaHHAUE
. "? n,,tl ateauier sailing evety Saturday,
lust Cabin, Hold JiHi Bteeraae. Cnrrency a.1.1
1o London h6 I To London 41
lo Paris lo , Tol'aris IV-
rassSKe by tlie WedmsdsV steamers iFlrst cabin.
ldO 1 steerage, aso. favable la Inltml Buue cur
rency. Passenger a so forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Brs
o.en, etc , at moderate rates.
Meersge paRMe irom Liverpool or Queonstown, t4
ruirrncy. 'J Ic ki ts can be oouuat here by persons send
Inp fur their trtemis
Fur lurihsr Intimation apply at the Company t
c flees. JOHN G. BALK A Kent.
S 1 No. Ill WALSliT street, t'bilada.
gffig STAR LINE
TO NEW OllLEANS.
Tbs New Tork Mall Steamship Company'slune ocean
ateameis will leave Pier 46 MOUTH KIYER," JHow
York, at 3 o'clock P. M., as follows:
MOKMSO UTAH On 6atnrday
MUM'KKKY On Wednesday
HAVANA On Hat u may
MlSfOUKl oa rVeduesday
All bills of lading signed at the efflce upon the pier
For freight or passage apply to .
C. X. GABRIS0N, President.
UAUUISO.V 4b ALLH.N,
10 10 4p ho. 0 UOW LIhO UKEEN, Mew York.
U L. Lfc AF, Agent.
Office Adams' Expresw, Mo. oil) Chusuulaireut.
ffff; ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAM SIIIP LINES,
8EMI-WEEKLY, FOB
NORFOLK AND KICHMOM), cabins Manila
e H AhLLf-lOlS, chbiu tl". r-ecoud cias fill
bA VAN-sAll. cubiD ib. Seuondclass. 13
Every SATURDAY, Star line for
NfcW ORLEANS Direct NFW ORLEANS
First cabin.. aw). 81 cond cabin.. 4fl. becond class. .$!)
First cabin.. Ml. fecund cabin.. 40. Second clam., is
With uuburp asscd aceonimoaaUons to either cia-ts.
, F01 lrelfcbt or passage, apply to
ALLEN G. 11IOUAS A CO.,
10I94P Mo 6 BOWLINQ OREhM. Mew York.
Cj3CTj FOR new YORK. PHILADEL
JTieiaYiiiiiiiiSi deltba Steam Propeller Company De
,,1,1.11,11 r-v. insure Lines.via lieiuwareaud Haiitau liana,
leaving dul y at 12 M. and S p. il., connecting with al
Mortlieru and Eastern lines.
or freight, whlth lu be taken upon accouimodatlna
terms, apply to WILLIAM il. BAllil) B CO.,
II 16 Ko 11)2 S. DELAWARJC Avenne
'ffev TO SIIIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
mm i "-Vi Tl uudernlgned having leased the KKN
b.AbluSHCktW DOcK, begs to inform bis frlenas
ana tbe patrons ot the Dock tbat be is prepared wltn
Im itated tacliltlea to acconimodute tbose having vessels
to be taised or repuire1, and being a practical slilp-csr
penter and cuuiker. will give personal attentioa to tbe
vensels entrusted to him lor renalrs
Captains or Agents. Ship-Carpenters and Machinists
having vessels to repair, aie solicited to call.
llaviug tbe agency fur the sale of "Wetterstedt's
Patent Metadc composition" lor Copper paint, tar the
preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this ci.y, I am pre
pared totumlsh the same on lavorable terms.
JOHN H HAM.VflTT.
Kensington (Screw Dock,
IIS DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street
MEDICAL.
(J LAD NEWS
FOB TBE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases, for the Spbudt and 1khiu
m.m Clias ot all diaeasea arising irom excesses In youtb
physical and Nervous Debility, etc. ecu
t0 CHAMUfc OF D1KT la MKCKBSARY.
1 hey can oe DBed without detection, and never fail t(
eueui a cum, u uueu aucoiuing w instxuuuoiu.
BELL'S SPECIFIC FILLS,
1'nce On Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five D01
lara; aiso, Large Uoxes, containing Four Bmall.
1-rice Ukree Dollars.
From four to six boxes aro generally required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit ia derived tram usltur
ingle bo.
aencUdbtbSv.SiS,-,!t.ero.1,.?rIon" P'ttUon has
BELL'S TONIC PLLJLS
a re recommended aa the most Efficacious, Eejuvenatina
and Invigorating Itemed In the world.
a Package, filce Five Dollars, wiUlasta month. ano
u geuerauy sufficient.
In extreme cases of Debility,
!MkA.L' UXTEJttn AL REMKDT,
Price 1 wo Dollars, sufficient tor a month, caa be use
to good advantage. .
It gives StreugtA to the system, and, with the Pills
will eneot a complete Restoration.
A Pamphlet 01 100 pages, on the EUROR1 OF YOUTH
designed as a Lecture and Cau Ion to Voung Men, asni
tree, ln tenis retiuireu to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase Bell's Specific Rkmrdik
of your Drukglst, take no other, but send the m,,.
direct to
DR. JAMES BEY AN, ConsrJtiog Physiciau,
Mo. Hill liLOabWAI. Mew York
And you will receive them by return of mall, post paid
and lie irom observation.
For sale by DYOIX Co., So. 231 N. 8ECONt
b treat. gfi
QAMARITAN'S GIFT!
BAMAUITAN'S OIFTI
THE HOST CEIiTAIN REMEDY KVEH TJSSIl
"IBS, A POS1TIVI ODER"
FOB ALL DISEASES AKIstMU FROM IN Is
, 1 CUEIIOAS.
Contains no Mineral, no jJalsaui, no Mercury,
i Only Ten FtUs to be Taken to Mffect a Vure.
Ihej are entitely vegetable, having no amell nor anv
unp.eai-sut taste, and viii not in any way IDjuie tn'ii
stomaeb or bowels 01 tbe mont delicate
i uies in trotu two to lour dais, and recent cases
twentv-lour houis."
cent by mad. price, Male packages, fi. Fetna e, a
SAMARITAN'S Roof" AND HERB JUICE ,
lbe Ureat Blood Purifier, and Remedy lor
tcrofula, Oicets, Sores, bpots, Tettert bcales
Boils, Juc.
For the above complaints tbe Samaritan's Root and
Herb Juices, is the most potent and eueotuat remedy
ever piescribed. It reaches and eradicates ever.r par
tlceoi tbe venereal poison. Will remove every vestige
01 linearities Horn tbe system, aa well as all the bad
vflectsotmeicury. Price, tl-5 per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH '
Is used In conjunction with the boot and Herb Juices
tulldliectiouH. Price, 'lb cents.
lbe old sickening aud disgusting dru? ihave to give
way to remedies purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste
auJA POftl'l.Vfc CURE.
gold bl DEM AS BARNES A CO., No. 21 PARK ROW
and by Druggists.
DESMOND 6 CO.. Proprietors. No. 915 RACE Stree
Philsdelphla W 16
ALL PERfeONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
the biess:ng of good health, can obtain relief by
consulting Dr. K.1NKEL1N, German pnyslclan. Dr
Kinkelln treats ail diseases, prepaies ana administers
ills own medicines, a bey are pure, sate, and reliable
lie Invites all persons sunerlna lioin disease to call on
him. Consultation free darluir the day. and ortloej
open till Bo'ciock In the evening. N W. corner ot
THIRD and CfclON Streets, between Spruce and Pins
treets. , ... 814 em
KTEUBAlGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLI
iM cation Of'UPBAM'6 MAUNET1C OIL. Sold
at CPbAAt B No. 'lb H. ElQBXa bireet, and byi
It t ogglsts. 60 cents ana 1 a botile- 10 i iuirp
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
J; NATHANS & SONS,
IMPOIITER8
i .. OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Etc. Etc
5o. 19 North FRONT Street,
puxlaiioj?uli
MOflBB MATHAsTB,
BORACK A, HATHAMB,
OJU.AXDO D. MATHAV8.
10 2
JPRED. BALTZ & CO.,
IMPOETEES OF WINES, GINS, Etc
BOLE AGENTS FOB
Riviere, Cardat & Co.'s
' COGNAC
Mo. US WALNUT ITBKd,
raiLAoBLraiA. I las
RAILROAD LINES.
BEADING RAILROAD
Cheat irttkk: .in
f,1ivwiLi,AJ.',J?"E 8CHt;vl.RILL, hUHqUR
JIAlA, XHKRI.AM AND WY0M1H A1j-
J;ti??J,K OKlu KOKTUWtST, AhW TUB
IliTEB ABltAKGrMKKT OF PA88EHGF.R TRAMS.
October 6,lM,
Leavlratb Company's Depot, at THIHTKENTH an!
CALLOW DILL byeeu, PoUadalphia, at the fuliewuia
hours: .
VOBKTKO AOCOMMPDATTON,
At 7'80 A. K.. for Kearllne and intfimedlnt. fltallnna.
BelurcltiR, leaves Beading at t 'M t. M., arrtYUta'
rhilaaelphia at id P. M .
WilRSINQ EXPRESS,
At 8-lft A. M., for Beading, Lebanon, Hanisanrs;, Potta
vllle, plrieftrova, Tsinso.ua, Hunbnry, WlllUroseort,
Hmira, Bocbester. KuKSja Falls, IlufTalo, Allentown,
Wiu.eibane, 1'lt ts ton, lotk, CailUle, Chamber! burg,
11 mt rstown, eto. etc.
This train connects at READING! wltb Bast Pennsyl
vania Railroad trains for Allutoa,ete.,anrl the Lebanon
Valley train for DrrU,l.ur, etc., at POUT CflNTON
lth Catawlssa Iial.roae Hams for Williamsburg, Lock
Baven. Klmlra, etc.; at BABKISIIUKO with Morthera
Central. Cumberland Valley, and IscbrylkiU and Basque
anra trains ftT Borthuaibtrland, Wullamaport, Xork,
Cbambarsburc, rinetrro e. eto.
AFTERKOOW EXTREHS
Leaves Philadelphia at 8 30 P. M., for ResdlnK Potta
vllle, Ilatrirbum, eto., connecting with Beading and
Columbia Ballioad trains for Columbia, eto.
RF.ADISO ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at 6',M A. M., stiiping ataUwaysU
Uons, arrivlna at Philadelphia at 40 A. M.
BetilrnlDg, leaves HUlaualphla at 4 80 P.M.! arrives In
Beauing at 7 86 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave lTarrtsbunr at 810 A. M
and Pottsville at 8 46 A. at., arriving in Philadelphia at
100 P.M. Afternoon trains laave liairUburg at 'i-10 P.
,4oPiiVU1" ' i6, M" rrtvln bl PhUadelpUla at
' ' HAPP.I8BTTRO ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at 7 H) A.M., and Harrlibnrg at 4 18 P.
M. CXinnictiiig at Beaalng with Afternoon Accommo
dation south at 6 80 P. M., arriving in Philadelphia at 910
P. M.
Market train, villi passenger car attached, leaves Phila
delphia at li-46 noon ror Reading and all way stations.
Leaves Reading at 11-80 A. M , and Downlngtown at l'l 8C
P. M tor Philadelphia and all way stations
All the above trains run daily, Hnnrlajs exospted.
Sunday trains leave Pottsville at 6-00 A. Mand Phila
delphia at 8 In P. M. Leave Philadelphia for Reading at
8 00 A. 11., returning from Beading at 4 !2A P. M.
CULbI KB VALI.LV RAILROAD.
rasiengers ter Duwnirgton and intermediate points
take the 7 W and 8'lft A. M. and 4 80 P. M. trains from
Pinla lolphla, returning from Downlngtown at 7b0 A. M.
and 12'& r.oon.
LW YORK. EXTBE88 FOR PITTBBURQ AND TBE
WEBT
Leaves New Tork at 7 and 9 A. M.atd 8 -00 P. M., passing
Reading at 1 06 and 11 63 A, M and I'M P. M., . and con
necting at Ilarrisburg with Pennsylvania and Northern
( enttal Ralu-oad express trains lor Pittsburg, Chicago
Wtlbamsport, Klnilra. Baltimore, etc.
Returning, express train leaves liarrlsburw on arrival 0
the Pennsylvania expiess Irom Pittsburg, at 8 and 9 06 A.
M. and 016 P. 61,, passing Beading at4'4 and 10'62 A.
M., and 11-801 M.,and arriving In New York at 10 A.M.
and a 46 P. M. Bleeping cars accompany these trains
through between Jerso City and Pittsburg, without
change.
A mail train for N w Tork leaves Ilarriabnrg at 110 P.
M. Mail train for llarrUburg leaves New York at U M.
8U1II YLKll.L VALLEY RAILROAD.'
Trains leave I'ott vtlle at 7 and 11 '80 A. M and 71S P.
M , returning from Tamanua at 7 8i A. M. and 140 and
4 16P.M.
HCIIUYLKILL AKD 8V8QI EHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 60 A. M. lor Plneerova and
Hairisbtirg, and l'WP al.for Plnegrove and Tramont,
reinmiDg irom tf-arnsDarg m oiu r. as., ana iron Xre
mont at 7 U A.M. and ft6 P. M.
TlCKPTfl.
Through first-class tickets and f migrant tickets to all
the principal points In the North and West and Canada.
Tha following tickets aie obtainable only at the office of
8 BRAD1 ORD, Treasurer, No. TZ1 . FOURTH Btroet,
Philadelphia, or of U. A. NICOLLS, Oeneial Huperlntend-
uum, ueauuig :
COMMUTATION TICKF.TB.
At S5 per eent. dUcount, between any points desired, for
lamuies ana arms.
MILEAGE TICKETS
; Good for 2000 mlies between ail points, tftl'JO each, for
.11. utM
1 8A80N TIPKET
For three, six , nine, or twelve months, for holders only,
1 C'LLKliYMEN
Residing on the line of the road win be furnished cards
entitling lb ems elves ana wives to tickets at. Calf tare.
CtbKlUn 1H1&1S
day
att
Streets
FREIGHT.
Goods of aO descriptions forwarded to alt tha abnva
points from the Company 'a Fieight Depot, BROAD aad
FREIGHT TRAIN fl
Leave Philadelphia daily at 6 8t A. M . 1 145 noon, and
6 P. M., for Rcaolng, Lebanon, Uarrisburg, Pottsville,
X UIl V11UIUU, RUU ill UUU1U IU1 H.U,
MA1LH
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all places on the
road and Ita branches lit 1. M., and for the principal
tationa only at 816 P. M. 8 16
FREIGHT LINES PGR NEW YORK AND
all tbe Stations on the CAMDEN and AM BOY and
connecting Railroads. INCRKAbKD DESPATCH.
1BK CaMDtN AND AMBOK RAILROAD AND
TRAN8POKTAHON COMPANY FKK1UUT LINKS
for New Yoik will leave WALNUT btreet Wharf at (
0 clock P. M. dally (Sundays excepted),
Freight must be delivered belore 4i o'clock, to be for
warded the same day.
Returning, the above lines will leave New York at It
noon , and 4 and 6 P. M.
Freight lor Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Bruns
wick, aud all points on tlieCauden and Amboy Railroad:
also, on the Belvldore, Delaware, and Flemington, the
New Jersey, tbe Fieeboid and .lamcsburg, and tbe Bur
lirgtcn and Mount Holly Railroads, received and fur
waded up to 1 P. M.
The Uelvldere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg wuh tbe Lehigh Valiey Railroad, and at Manun
Kachnbk with all points on the Delaware. Lackawanna,
and Western Maiuoad, fornardliig to by recuse, Buflalo
and other points in Western New Yorx.
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railread, and at Newark with the
Morris nd Essex Railroad
A slip memoranaum, specifying the marks and numbers,
shippers snd consignees, mu.t, In every instance, be sent
with each load of goods, or no receipt will be given.
N. B Increased facilities have been made for the
transportation of live stocc. Drovers are invited to try
the route. When stock la furnished in quantities of two
tarloadt or more, It will be delivered at the loot ot Fortieth
sireet, near tbe Drove Yard, or at Pier No. 1, North
River, as the shippeis may designate at the time of
shipment. For terms, or other Information, apply to
WAL1EB 1 RKKMAN, Freight Agent,
No. 226 B. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
NJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
X Depot, THIRD Btreet, above Thompson.
t or BET B LULtM , DO Y LEB'l O WN , M ACCU CHUNK.
l.AfclON, W ILLlAMbPOlU', and WLLKE.HBARHK.
At 7Ml A. M vLxpreis), for Betlilabtm, Allentown,
Mauth Chunk, Uazleton, Willlamsport, and WUkesbarre.
At i 'M P. M. lExprets) for Bethlehem, Easton. etc..
reaching l a ton at C 46 P. M.
At 616 P. M for Bethlehem, Allentown. Maneh Chunk.
For Dujlcftonn at 8 af A M , it 80 arid 416 P. At.
For Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. M.
For Laiikdaie at 0 16 P. M.
White cars ol the tiecoiid and Third Streets Line City
Passtnger C ars run direct to the depot.
1 RAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
leave Btthithtia at H 'ti A. Al. aud 12 Neon, aodfi'll
Leave Doy'estcwn at 6-40 A.M.,315 and 6'80 P. M.
Leave Lausdale at b'00 A. M
Leave Fort W ashlngton at 10'SO A. M., and 21S P. U.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 3-80 P.M.
Do) leilown tor Philadelphia at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 4 80 P. M. "
Vbrougb tickets must be procured at the ticket offices.
TlilhD Btreet or BtLKS Btrtet. '
6 21 i ELLIB CLARK, Agent.
1 Qfifi -PHILADELPniA AND ERIE RAII
J..OUU.BOAD. Ibis great Une traverses the North
em and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the City
ol Erie on Lake File It has been leased and is operated
bv the Pennsylvania Railroad Comoanv.
11ME pF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
Arrhja Eastward trie Mall Train, 7 A. M. ; Erie Express
Train. IP- M.
Leave W sstward Erie Mali, I f. H.t Erie Express
Train, 12 M.
Passenger cars run through en tne Erie Mall and Express
trains both wavs between Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 9 A. M., arrive at Erie 9 '80 A.M.
Leave Erie at 4 46 P. M., arrive at New York 410 P. K.
FKgant Bleeping Cars on all the night trains.
For Information respecting pissengor business, apply at
corner 1HIRT1ETH and MARKET Streets, PW-
And for freight business, of the Company's A gums, 8. B.
Kii.gston, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market streets,
1'hllaCelpliiai J. W. Reynolds, Erie; Wuuam Drown,
Agent N C. B K., Baltimore. , . - - '
IL H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phtla,
II. W. (iWYNNER, Uenersl Ticket Agent, l'hlia,
A. L. TYLLR, General Bup .WUuanfaport. ;
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
foot of MARKET Btreet (Upper Ferry), oommenc
Uig MON DAY, Keptembe r 24, 1 W6. '
LEAVE PI I ILA DEI. I'll I A AS FOLLOWS :
For Biidgeton, falsm. Millvill and all Intermediate
Stations, at H A M. MaU. 9 80 F. aj.. Passenger.
Foe Woodbary, 8 A. M.,8'80and 4 P, M.
if CapeMay.atS-S P.M. "
UMbUNim .... a is
i'.M... tir, A.M..Paaaongerand FreUht,
Frebjlit w ill be reoetved at Beoond Covered Wharf I
o-iow wainut si ' : ' .T' " ..
Tbat reoeived beforeft A . U. go th rough the same da.
Preutil Delivery, . S. DKLAW AKt, i venu.
996 j. VAM Wtt8tXAB,Sai4rinteudeat.
Woodbury at 716 and 8"40 A. M., aad 4 M f . M.'
midgeton at 7o5 A. M- A p M reW.6 30P. U
haltm at 6 60 A. Ji. and 0ft P. M. Freight, 6 '46 P. It.
CiiiiiYn. a at. and '08 P. M Freight. 0 10 P. M
RAILROAD LINES.
TDIULADfil.pniA, WILMINGTON AND BAU '
J TlMOBJC RA1I ROAD.
Commencing TOT.HHAV, Jnly 6, PW?. Trslas wisj :
leave Depot, corner ef BROAD Street and WASUINUTOS '.'
Avenue, as follows:
Ipres Train at 4 15 A. af . (Mondavs exeeptmt), (or
Baltimore and Wanhlnglon, stoppuig at Chanter, ft'llmlng- , ,
ton, Newark, Kikton, Northeast, PerryvUle. Havre -de-8temmerRrnr",
ma"it' Magnoha, Chase's aarf
y MaU Train at 81 A. M. (Rundays exeepM). ear
5. i!,.,np.,., n" at suuens betneaa Pkai-
delphla and Baltimore, -
Delaware Railroad Traliatt A.M rflnnianovrwntkji
fcrCrlslleld and lnt.rmedr.ti ... ;ifTllS"n3r 1IWPtJ.
r.ymB irain ai ma a. u. (Sundavt exooDbsdl ft
Baltimore and Washington. v , 7 eaoopieaj.nar
Kxprets Train at 8 P.M. (Sandars exeentiul) n,na.
"W Washington, stooping S ctt. ci.ynt
Wilmington, Newark, Xlkton, Nortbeast. PwrvvSt
iiayre-oe-urace, Aberoeen, 1'erryman's, Kdcawoad UT
Bolla.ChasesandBtemmersBun. -wow atag-
ignt tx press at llP.M..forBalttmorean4Wa.htrurtoau
CoM.ects at Wilmington with Delaware Kl"Ji!i
Barrliigton. Keaft.rn 'r.i i ' Tii aZTJ
naiinilHTi IPIri((il1 i silnrinins ax HI I r ,4 1,
tlte ft'oSoi1 CtUneld wlth "t r Norfolk, PorUDaUi.a2i
Psssengers by Boat from Bal Imore fbr Eortress Mow.
aTm tra"' 7 fat' 'Dd Wch,"". uS ithe LUi
WILMINCTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
mlnoaf 8UU" between Philadelphia and Wt.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M . li st). 4 da a .- J
M. The 4 W) P. M. train eonneots with Delaware IlIiZIa
lor Mllfotd and intermedlaU! staUons. "aiire
Iave Wilmington at 30, 7 16, and 9-80 A.M 4
ft-: W P.M. The 716 A. M. train wUl not atoa atstai
between Chester and Philadelphia, r.w
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at A at
aeantl6P M.
THROUGH TFAIWS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 11 A. M . 4'8 and 10 P. 14.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
I-ave Chester at 7?8. 7 65, 1014 and 11-40 JLU.AM
6-10, 7-Z, and 10-i P.M. '
ritOM HALTIIhtllvE TO PHILADELPHIA.
1 r . A ll.l.ln. .. 1". A ILC U. ll n.oa . -
...... v , - . ... . , . n.-UIWli P .1 V. S1M
I xnies. 110 P. M., Express. 6 86 P. M., Express. I-K
P. M., Express.
IKMflS lUlt HAL.T1MORG. ,
Leave Chester at 4 49 and 8 62 A.M., and SWT. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6 23 and 9 88 A. M., and 4 16 P. at.
Freight Train, with Pasienunr Cj.r. artr-hA 1 . -
as follows: Wilmington, for Perry vi'le and Intermedia
stations at 6 06 P.M. Baltimore, Ibr Uavre-de-Graoe and
Iniermediate stations at 4 46 P. M, Perry vtlle fbr WA
nilrgton and Into mediate stations at 4 20 A. M.. conasoa.
81'NDAY TRAINS. ""POM.
Express Train at 4 16 A. M., for Baltimore and Wash
ington. stoDDlnB at Cheator. Wllmlnxnn m.w..i. dTTi
Morinesat, PerryviUe . llavre-do-tiraee. Aberdeen. Pern,
man's, Magnolia, C'haie s and Stemmer's Run '""f
b Igbt Exprssa, 11 P. M., fur Baltimore and Waatitrurtuau
Connecting at Wilmington with Delaware Railroad liofc
AccomroodaUon irain at 1180 P. M. for Wllmtnrtv I
intermediate stations. ,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 8'26 P. M..atonntnv .1 .j. '
Grace, PerryvUle, ana Wilmington. Also stops at Elktaai
and Newark (to take passengers forPhUadelpaia and 1mm
r. a a..,. r a fWm U'.u.lnnlnM a- llal.. .
I. ... . a . . v ... ti..iimh.u v, ni i urn. 1 y , .im ne4ter in
eave passengers from Baltimore or Washington, S
Accommodation Train from Wilmington lor PtuUadelDMa 1
and Intermediate stations at 6-20 P.M.
4 16 IL F. KENNEY, Superintendent,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WIN TAB ARRANGEMENT.
The Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leavei
the Depot at Thlrlv -first and Market streets, which la
reached directly by the cars of the M arket Street Passennsr
Baiiw ay. 1 hose of theChesnut and Walnut Streets Kid
way run within one square of it.
On Sunday 1 be Market Street cars leave Eleventh a-at
Market Sts. 86 minutes before the departure of each Treia..
Mann's Bat gage Express wuloall for and deUver Bag
gage at the Depot. Orders left at the Office. No. 6J1
nut street, will receive attention.
TBA1MS LKAVB IlKPOT, VIZ.:
Mall Train at 800 A. K
paoll Accommodation, No. 1 A 2, at 10 A. M. A 11 -30 p. M
I att Line and Erie Express at 12-00 M.
Parkesburg Train .....at 1D0P aa
Ilarnsburg Aocommoaatlon at 2"30
Lancaster Accommodation ............at 4-00 14
Pittsburg and Erie Mall at 9 00 14
Philadelphia Expiieaa at 1109
Pituburg and Erie Mail leaves dally, except Saturday.
fhUadilphia Exptois loaves dally. All other tratr-al
dally, except Bunday.
Passengera by atall Train go to WUllainspori wttkeai
change ol tars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 8-10 P. AC
Passengers by Mail Train go totluleandChainlMim.
burg without change of cars. .
bleepirg Car Ticketa can be had on application at Uua
Ticket Oflice. No 631 Chesnut street. mv'fu'imuo'1 "
TUAINa AUUV B AT UKl'OT, VIZ.
Cincinnati Express atll-MA ar
Phlladehibla Express !!!! at 710
Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 A 2,at8'20 A.M. A710P r
Paxktsbnrg Train ,t 9 )
Lant aster Train at 12 40 P. U.
fk-' at 1-80 "
Day Express u t60 M .
Uarrisburg Aeoommodaiior) at 0 50 w
Philadelphia I xpresa arr.Cs dally, except Monday.
Cincinnati Exprats arrives dally. Ail other train.
dally, except Sunday. n"
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at 7-00 A. M.. and wsu
llamsport at 8-40 A. M., reach Philadelphia without JZ
otcmiB,trvm W llUamsport, by Day Express, at -60AT
The Peniisylvauia Railroad Company will not assunse
Jln5LrV.'-,-or l8!e. except for Wearing Apparel, aad
limit their responsibility to One Hunared itolUli
value. 1 All Baggage exceeding that amount In valaw
will be at the rlsa of the owner, unless taken biTspecIal
contract. For lurther Infornimn ,n.i. '
SAM UEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Arent, at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily (except Sundavl. 3r
fullparuoulars as to fare and accommodatlona, apply to
8 12 . FRANCIS t L'NK.No. 187 I'OCK Htwei,
F0.RKANKDkY,,RK THE CAMDEN AND
Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Cnrm
pany's Lin s . -"a-
ivOM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK ' '
and Wav Placia. froni U nlnm HtM., i-1. .. . ,,. . ,
lo.lows,'viz.:- ,,wm,.,aKr i
At 6 A. M., via Camdon and Amboy, Aooommoda- !
tlon 12941 .
At 8 A M., via oamden and Jersey City Express..." ' '
At 2 P.M., via Camden and Amboy Express t-ijti
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Auioov Accummivi.iin.
and Emigrant 1st class f-fK
At 0 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommodation - s
and Emlurant.Vrie!a.s --vwuuuouauoo )
At 6 anu 10 A. M-, 2 and 6 P. M., for Mount Holiv! Ewana-
KMrttS&
At (i A.M and 2 P. M. lor Freehold. ." 1
at 9 and 10 A. M , M M., 4, e, , aim H-30 P. M;. for Fisli
LltH rUM KtHMlHUTON DEPOT WILL LEAV8
f -. u o . r. oi., ana iz r. M (Night), vts
Kensington ana Jersey City Express Linos, fare 94-00.
The 8 46 P. M. Line will run daily. Ail others Sundava
excepted.
At 7'80 and 11 A. M , 8, 3'80, 4 80, 5, and 6 46 P. M amt
12MidDtgnt. for Bristol, Trenton, eto.
A 1 7 M an d 1U16 a. M . , 8 , 4 ao, t , and 1 i P. M., for Schenok 'a
A 1 10 U) A. M , 8, 6, and 11 P. M. lor Eddlngton.
At 7-30 and 10 16 A.M .9,4,5,6. and 12 P. M. for Corn
wen a, '1 orro.dale, Holmesburg, Tacony, Brldesburg and :
Frank ford, and at 8 P. M, fw Uolmesburg and Inter
mediate stations.
At 1016 A.M., 3.4.6,6, and 12P . M. for Wlsslitoinliur.
BELV1DERE DELAWAHE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsylvania,
ane New York Stale, and the Great Lakea. Two ihroug
t trains dally (Sunuaye excepted; from the Keosiugto
Depot, as loliows :
At 7 80 A. M. and 8'80 P. M., for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Dunkirk. Canandalgua, Elmlra, Ithaca. Owego, Roches
ter, Bingbamton, Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend.
Montrose, Wilke.barie, Bcranton, btrondaburg, Watar
Gap, Belvldere, Eastoo, Lambertville, Flemington, ete.
Tbe 8'80 P. M Une connects direct with the train leav
ing Eaaton lor Maucn Chunk. Allentown, Bethlehem,eto.
At 6 P. M. for Lambertvllle and intermediate stations.
Novtmber20,18t6. WILLIAM H. QATZMER, Agent,
IULADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NORR1S10WN KAILKOAD.
On and alter THURSDAY, November 1, 1888, until fur
ther notice. KOB GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0,7,8,8,10,11,12 A.M.,1, J, J-If.
8)4.4.6", 10. h 8,.10,.1.12 P.M. ' ' A
XsvaGermaiitowne, 7,7X.8,8W,9, 10,11, U A.M.
1 2.8, 4, .. 6H. 7,8, 9, 10, 11 P.M.
1 be 8 down train, and lift and M Bp trains WlU tut
sloo on tbe Germautown Branob.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Fbiladelshla 9X A. M.. 2. 7. and in r. M.
Leave German town 8 A. M., 1, 6, and I1J4 P. U
CHLf NUT HILL RAILROAD.
lAave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10, 12 A.M., 2, 8,6V, 7.9,
Leave 'Chesnut THU 710 minutes, 8,9-40, 11'40A. M.
1'40, 8-40, 0, 40, 8 40, and 10 40 minutes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia U minutes A M.,Iand7P M.
Leave Chesnut Hill 7'60 minutes A. M., 12"40. 6 40 ao4
9-'ib minutes P. M.
1 : 1-OK CON 8HOHOCKEN AND NOR1U8TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8,8 86 11-06, minutes A. M.. Vi.t,
4, 64, 6, 8'06 minutes, and lli P, M.
Leave Norrlstown 6 40, 7, 7'60 minutes, 9, 11 A. Jet, IX
4H. 6. and 8 P.M.
.t he bfc P. M. train will stop at Falls, School Lane, Wia
sblckou,Manayunk,Kprliig Mills, andClea-hohookanOBl.
ON SUNDAYS.
Iave Philadelphia 9 A. M 2t and 6V P. M.
Leave Norrlstown 7 A. M.. 6 and 8)4 P. M.
FOR MA NAY UNK.
Iave Philadelphia 6, 8 35, 11-04 minutes A.M.,1
3,4H.6X.6,b-U6,andllHP-M.
Leave Maneyuuk 810, 7. 8 !W, X UK A. M., S, 6, 6If.
8 p. m. , OH8TJin)Ars.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M..J and 6 P. K.
, lveManayunkTM A.Hand9P.M.
' VY.8. WILSON, General Superintendent,
PRIVy WELLS-OWNERS OF PROPERTY
The only paee to get Privy Wells oleaned ant 4 e
lieoted.tvwU.wpricea. p
Manufactnret of Peudmiut
1191 GOLDSJailDC fctALL,!, BHAbl 6Ue4
.i.iin,,.!,.,..,!,,,, j rugre.s, ueianco, lieven-r.
Edgewatcr, Burlington, 1'Ureiice, Bordentown, eto. Th
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. lines run direct thrm,ih inT.w