For the FreniHo Telegraph.
WORDS rim MUSIC.
Forget Not Met for net Not Mel
T'l-nfRht, when mimrlinir with the eny,
When every heart i bcatinf 1'mht.
When round theestuilt'8 of uludness play,
And lip and brow with joy are bright;
This, love, w all I nk ol thee
Forget notmn t Foryt not me !
Wlicit other eyes look Into tbine,
And oilier voices reach thy ear:
Oh, wilt thou not esteem thera mine,
And wih tlune abf-nt one were near?
Yes, love, 'tis all I ask ot thee,
Forget not me I Forget not me I
Love of m v heart ! My bosom's pride !
I'll think of thee, through all this night;
il heart nha'1 lin.T at thy side,
Aud I shrtll leel a sweet delight
That thou dost draw it close to thee,
i:cmcmlering me! ltemembering me I
P. B. W.
LOAN ACTS OF CONGRESS.
Acta Authorizing Lonui ami Synopsis of
Hit Manic,
Acts of July 21, 1841, and April 15, 1812, an
thorized a loan of $12.000,0((, bcBriuR interest
at a rate not exceeding sis per cent, pur annum,
and reimbursable at the will of the Secretary
utter six months' notice, or at any time after
three vears from January 1, 1812. The act of
April 15, 1842, authorized the loan of an addi
tional fura ol $;,0(jO,'00, and made the amount
obtained on the loan after tho pti'sairo of this
ail reimbursable after tlx months' notice, or at
any time not exceeding twentyycars Irjin Janu
ary 1, 1843. This loan was made for the pur
pose ot redeeming outstanding Treasury notes,
una to defray any ot the public expenses.
Act of January 28, 1847, authorized the issue
of $2:1,000,000 m Treasury notes, bearing interest
at a rate not exceeding x per cent, per annum,
with authority to borrow any portion of ihe
amount, and. Issue bonds therelor, bearing in
terest at a rate not exceediue six per cent., and
redeemable alter December 31, 1807. The thir
teenth section authorized the funding of these
notes into bonds ot the same description. The
act limited tho amount to be borrowed or issued
in Treasury notes, and lunded as aforesaid, to
$23,000,000, but authorized the funding ot Trea
sury notes Issued under former acts beyond that
amount. The excess ot tue $23,000,000 la made
up of Treasury notes limJed under the four
teenth section.
Act of March 31. 1848, authorized a loan of
$16,000,000, bearing interest at a rate not exceed
ing six per cent, per annum, nnd reimbursable
at any time after twenty years from July 1, 1818.
Authority was Riven to the Secretary to pur
chase the stock at any time.
Act of September 0, 1850, authorized the issue
of $10,000,000 in bonds, bearing live per cent,
interest, and redeemable pt the end of fourteeu
years, to indemnify the State of Texas lor her re
linquishment of all claims upon the United States
for liability oi the debts of Texas, and for compen
sation for the surrender to the United States of
her ships, foits, arsenals, custom-bouses, etc.,
which became the properly of the United States
at the time ot annexation.
Old funded and unfunded debts Consisting
of unclaimed dividends upon stocks issued before
the year 1860, aud those issued during the war
of 1812.
Acts prior to 1857 Different issues of Trea
sury notes.
Act of December 23, 1857, authorized an issue
of $20,000,000 in Treasury notes, bearing interest
at a rate not exceeding six per cent, per annum,
and receivable in payment of all public dues,
and to be redeemed alter the expiration of one
year from date of said notes.
Act of Juno 14, 1858, authorized a loan of
$20,000,000, bearing interest at a rate nat ex
ceeding five per cent ppr annum, and reimburs
able at the option ot the (iovernment at any
rime after the expiration of fifteen years from
January 1. 1869.
Act of June 22, I860, authorized a loan of
$21,000,000, bearing interest at a rate not ex
ceeding six per cent, per annum, and reimburs
able within a period not bevond twenty year,
and not less than tea years, lor the redemption
of outstanding Treasury notes, and for no other
purpose.
Act of December 17, i860, authorised an issue
Of $10,000,000 In Treasury notes, to be redeemed
after the expiration of one year from the date of
issue, and bearing such a rate of interest as
may be offered by the lowest bidders. Authority
was given to issue these notes in payment of
warrants in favor of public creditors at their
par value.
Act of February 8, 1861, anthoiized a loan of
$25,000,000, bearing interest at a rate not ex
ceeding six per cent, per annum, and reimburs
able within a period not beyond twenty years.
This loan. was made for the paymeut of the
current expenses, and was to be awarded to the
most tavorable bidders.
Act of March 2, 1801, authorized a loan of
$10,000,000, bearing interist at a rate not ex
ceeding six per cent, per annum, and reimburs
able after the expiration of ten years from July
1, 1861. In case proposals for the loan were not
acceptable, authority was given to issue the
whole amount in Treasury notes bearing late
rest at a rate not exceeding six per cent per
annum. Authority was also given to substitute
Treasury notes for tho whole or any part of the
Joans for which the Secretary was by law autho
rized to contract and issue bonds at the time of
the passage of this act, aud such Treasury notes
were to be made receivable in payment of all
public dues, and redeemable at any time within
two years from March 2, 1801.
Act ol March 2, 1861, authorized an issue,
should the Secretary of the Treasury deem it
expedient, of $2,800,000 In coupon bonds, bear
ing interest at the rate of six per cent, per an
num, and redeemable in twenty years, for the
payment of expenses incurred by the Terri
tories of Washington and Oregon In the sup
pression of Indian hostilities during the years
1855 and 1806. J
Act of July 17, 18C1, and August 5, 18G1, au
thorized a loan of $250,000,000, for which could
be ltsued bomls bearing interest at a rate not
exceeding seven percent, per annum, irredeem
able lor twenty years, and after that redeemable
at the pleasure of the United States; Treasury
notes bearing interest at the rate of 730 per
cent per annum, payable three years after date,
and Uuited States notes, without interest, pay
able on demand, to the extent of $50,000,000 (iu
, creased by act of February 12, 1802, to $60,000,
000), to bonds and Treasury notes to be issued
in such proportions of each as the Secretary
may deem advisable. The supplementary act
of August 5, 1861, authorized an issue of bonds
bearing six per cent, interest per annum, and
papable at the pleasure of the United States
after twenty yearn from date, which may be is
sued in exchange for 730 Treaury notes, but
no such bonds to be issued for a less sum than
$500; and the whole amount of such bonds not
to exceed the whole amount of 7-30 Treasury
notes L-sued, J
1 ,4?LeLFebruarv 25-18C2- authorized the issue
of $500,000,000 in six per cent, bonds, redeemable
after five years, and payable twenty years from
date, which may be exchanged for United Statos
notes. Also on March 3, 1864, authorized the
issue of not over $11,000,000 additional of similar
bonds, to meet subscriptions already made aud
paid for. June 30, 18C4, January 28, 1805, on
nan unsold Jn tue nited States or Europe. .
- A1.?,, February 25, 1802, authorized the is-me
t$Mf-n000 10 'waMender United States
notes $50,000,000 of which to be in lieu of de
mand notes issued under act of July 17. 1861.
Actof July 11, 1802, authorized au additional
lTCnfl i000-00? leeM-tender notes, $35,000.'
000 of which might be in denominations less
than $5-$f.0,000,OO0 of this issue to be reserve,!
cmePrget1cvII,POrttry l0m pr0mpl,y la ca8e of
Kesolutlou of Conpres January 17, 1863,
authorized the issue of $100,000,000 in United
Mates notes lor the immediate payment of the
army and Davy, such notes to be a part of the
Bmount ProvWed lor in any bill that may here
atler be passed by this Congress. (The amount
in,J'8 resolution is included in act of March
O, I oho,)
iti,nrn,1M?n;b, 3 "G3-A. further issue of
SloO.coq.OOO in United States far tho purpose of
comertuiK the Treasury notes wulcli may issued
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH". PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, I860.
a under this act, and lor no other purpose; and a
inriuer issue, h necessary, lor tue payment of
the Himy and tiavv and oiliei creditors of the
(ioveriiment of $160,00.1,000 in United States
notes, which amount includes tho $100,01)0,000
authorized bv the joint resolution of Congress
January 17, 1803.
Act of April 12, I860, provided that of United
States notes not more than $10,000,01)0 maybe
retired and cancelled within nix months iroui
the psssaire of this act, etid theieafter not more
than $4,000,000 in any one month; an I pro
vided, f urihcr, that the act to which this is an
amendment shall continue in fwll force in all
it proviions exceot as modified by this act.
ivcr oi r eoruaiy zo, mvi, authorized a tempo
rary loan of $25,000,000 In United Static notes,
lor not less than thirty davs. navnhle a'tnr ten
days' notice, at five per cent, interest per
annum. This was increased to $100,000,000 by
tho following acts: March 17, lSfiil, authorized
an increase of temporary loans or $25,000,000,
bearing ini'ret at n rate not exceeding live per
cent, per annum. July 11, 1862, authorized a
further lnciease of temporary loaus of $50,
000,000, making tho whole amount autuorized
$100,000,000.
Act of June 30, 1863, authorized (he Increase
of teniporaryloaus to not exceeding $150,000,000,
at a late not exceeding six per cent.
Act ot March 3, 1803, authorized a loan of
$300,000,000 tor this, nnd $600,000,000 for the
next fiscal year, for which could bo issued bonus
running not less than ten, nor more than fi'rly
years, principal anJ interest payable iu coin,
bearing interest at a rate not exceeding six per
cent, per annum, payable in bonds not exceed
ing $11 0 annually, and on all others semi-annually,
the whole amount ot bonds. Treasury
notes and United stales notes issued under this
act not 1o exceed the sum of $300,000,000. And
so much of this act as limits the loan to the
current fiscal year is repealed by act ot Juue 30,
1K64, which als-o repeals (he authority to boirow
money conferred by section 1, except so f.ir as
it may atiect $75,000,000 of bonds already
advert ,sed.
Act ol March 3, 1863 And Treasury notes to
the amount oi $400,000,000, not exceeding three
years to run, with interest at not over 0 per
cent, per annum, principal and interest payable
in lawful money, which may be mode a legal
tender for their face value, excludiug interest,
or convertible into United States notes. Secre
tary may receive gold on deposit, and issue cer
tificates therefor in sums not less than $'20.
Act of Marcn 3, 1864, authorizes the issue ot
bf.nds not exceeding $200,000,000, bearing date
March 1, 1864, or any subsequent period, re
deemable at the pleasure of tho Government
alter any period not less than five years, and
payable at any period not more than forty
years from dale, in coin, bearing interest not
exceeding 6 per tent, yearly, payable on bonds
nut over $100 annually, and on all other bonds
bcmi-annually, in coin.
Act of Maichl, 1862, authorized an issue of
certificates of indebtedness, payable one year
from date, in settlement ot audited claims
against the Government, luterest six per cent,
per ancum, payable in gold; and by actof March
3, 1863, payable in lawful currency on those
Usucd after that date. Amount ot issue not
specified.
Act of Juiy 17, 1862, authorized on issue of
notes of the fractional parts of $1, receivable iu
payment of all dues, except customs, less than
$5, and exchangeable tor United States notes in
sums not less than $5. Amount ot issue not
npecitied.
Act of March 3, 1863, authorized an issue not
exceeding $50,000,000 in fractional currency (in
lieu of posthge or other stamps), excnnngeable
for United States notes in sums not less than $3,
and receivable lor any dues to the Uuitei States
less than $5, except duties ou imports. The whole
amount issued, including postage and other
stamps issued as currency, not to exceed
$50,000,000. Authority was given to prepare it
in the Treasury Department, under the super
vision of the Secretary.
Actof June 30, 1864, authorized an issue iu
lieu of the issue under acts of July 17, 1862, and
March 3, 1863, the w hole amount outstanding
under all these acts not to exceed $50,000,000.
Act of June 30, 1864, authorized the issue of
$100,000,000 of bonds redeemable at the plea
sure of the Government after any period not less
than fivo nor more than thirty years, or, if
deemed expedient, made payable at any period
not more tnan forty years from date. And said
bonds shall bear an annual interest not exceed
ing aix. per oontum, Ratable neinl-uiiuuauy in
coin. And the Secretary of the Treasury may
dispose of such bonds, or any part thereof, and
of an bonds commonly known ;as Five-twenties,
remaining unsold, on such terms as he may
deem most advisable, for lawful money of the
United States, or, at hi discretion, for Treasury
notes, certificates of indebtedness, or certificates
of deposit Issued under any act ot Congress.
Act of March 3, 1863, authorizes an issue of
Treasury notes, not exceeding three years to
run, interest at not over six percent, per annum,
principal and interest payable in lawful money.
Act of June 30, 1864, also authorizes the issue
ol and iu lieu of an equal amount of bands
authorized by the first seet.on, and as a part ot
said loan, not exceeding $200,000,000 in Treasury
notes of any denomination not less than $10,
payable at any time not exceeding tineo years
lrom date, or if thought more expedient, re
deemable at anytime after three years from
date, and bearing interest not exceeding the
rote of seven and t hree-ten lbs per centum, pay
able in lawful money at maturity, or, at the
discretion of the Secretary, semi-annuallv; and
such of f hem as shall bo made payable, princi
pal and interest, at maturity, shall bo a legal
tender to the same extent as United
States notes, for their face value, excluding
interest, aud may be paid to any creditor ot
the United States, at their face value, exclud
iug interest, or to any creditor willing
to receive them at par, including interest; and
any Treasury notes issued under the authority
oi this act may be made convertible, at the dis
cretion of the Secretary of the Treasury, into
any bonds issued under the authority of this
act, and tho Secretary may redeem and cause
to be cancelled and destroyed any Treasury
note or United States notes heretofore issued
under authority oi previous nets of Congress,
and substitute in lieu thereof an equal amount
of Treasury notes, such as are authorized by
this act, or of other United States notes; nor
shall any Treasury note bearing interest issued
under this act be a legal-tender in payment or
redemption of any note issued by any bank,
banking association, or banker, calculated or
intended to circulate as money.
Act of January 28, 1865 The whole amount
may be Issued in bonds or Treasury notes, at the
discretion of the Secretary.
Act of March 8, 1865, authorized an Issue of
$600,000,000 in bonds or Tieasury notes; bonds
may.be made payable at any period not more
than foity years from the d ite of issue, or may
be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Gov
ernment, at or after any period not less than
five years nor more than forty years from date,
or may be made redeemable and payable as
aforesaid, as may be expressed upon their face,
aud so much thereof as may be issued in Trea
sury notes may be made convertible Into any
bonds authorized by this act, aud be ot such
denominations, not lefs than $50, and bear such
dales and be made redeemable or pavablo at
such peiiods as the Secretary of the Treasury
may deem expedient. The interest on the bonds
payable semi annually; on Treasury notes semi
annually, or annually, or at maturity thereof;
and tho principal or interest, or both, be made
payable in coin, or other lawful money; it in
coin, not to exceed six per cent, per aunum;
when not payable in coin, not to exceed seven
and tune-tenth per cent, per aunura. Rate
nnd character to be expressed on bonds or
Treatury notes. ,
Act of April 12, 1806, amendment to net of
March 3, 1865, authorizes the Secretary of the
Treaeury, at his discretion, to receive any Trea
sury notes or other obligations issued under
any act of Congress, whether bearing interest
or l.ot, in exchange for any description of bonds
authorized by tho act to which this is an amend
ment; and also to dispose ol any description of
bonds authorized by said uct, either in tho
United Slates or elsewhere, to such an amouut,
in such maimer, and at such rates as ho may
think advisable, tor lawful money or the United
t-'tnies. or for any Treas-ury notes, certificates ot
indebtedness, or certificates of deposit, or other
representatives of value, which huve been yr
which may be issued under any aot of Congress,
Ihe proceeds thereof to be used only tor retiring
Treas'ury noics or other obligations issued under
any act ol Congress; but nothing herein coo-(Hiiicd-t-hnll
be construed to authorlzo any in
cieapeof the public debt.
Arts of Julv 1, 162, and July 2, 1854 Bond
Ipsucd to the Union I'acitic IU'dioad Company
iu accordance with these acts.
MEDICAL.
Q LAD NEWS
FOB THE CNrOKTUNATB.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all canes, for tho Smiinr and l'mm.
Nknt 1 1. Kg oi all diseases arising lrom eacessoe in youth1
I hjsical aud Nervous Debtlit) , eto. etc
NO t HAMir. OK MKl' IS h KCRHART.
ilicy can oe used without deicrlon, and neve
el ect Cure, 11 used according to Instruction.
BELL'S SPKCIFIC P1L.M,
irfce One Dollar per Box, or fix Boxes for five Dol
larat a. go, Larue boxes, containing Four Small,
1 rice 'i liree Uoliara.
From four to alx boxes are genera.ir required to cure
orriliiar) cases though bcnetit Is derived iroui uainx a
muMo box
in hronio Canes, wl.ere Hcrvons Prostration has
affected the aratem,
BI LL'S TONIC PILLS
Are rocoir.mfndcd a the moat tflicuclous, Uojavenatina
and In viKurutniH hcnicJy iu the wor d.
Alackane I ncelivo Xouurs, wLl last a month, and
u Ktuerai.j sulllcieiit.
In extreme casta ot Debhltr,
KILL'S Jn.Al li.KA A L iUbOTtLDT,
t'rlcc'lno lioliurs, suti.cieut lor a month, can be use
to nou auvauiuKO.
itKivcs Miuufctn to the sjstcm.and, with tlie Pills
nlil ilrcct coniilcte lientoiatiou.
A l iiiiiililet o. Iiili iSk'8, on the ERRORS OK YO!,'Tll
utsltned on a Lecture und t nu ion to Voting Meu seni
tree, 7en Cents rcuuited to oj pustatie.
It yon cannot pnrchaae Hf.ll's Bpecikio Kcmfdie
of your Lnuiiglst, take no other, but send tho monei
direct to
DH. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Thysician.
, tMBlKUDWAT. New Yon
And you tvlll receive them by return ot mail post paid
and I lie lrom obn rvntlou.
For sale by 1Y01X & Co., Ho. 232 K. SECOND
Mreet. gfj 5
gAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITAN'S UIFT t
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"TEB, A FOSITIVI CCttR"
I OK ALL mSLASKH A HI .-tl Ml KltOM IN rs.
Contains no Mineral, no lialsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten FiVs to be Taken to Fftect a (Jure.
They are entitcly vegetable, having no smell nor any
onp eaaaut taate, and w LI not tn any way liume tui
stomach or Lowela oi the moat delicate
t uies In irom two to lour dfta, and recent caaoa
''tneutv-iour houis."
bent by mad. 1 rice, Mala packages, 12. Fema'e, 9
SAMARITAN'S ROOTAND HERB JUICE ,
The Great Blood farmer, and Itemcdv lor
Scrofula, liners, Sores, Spots, letters Scales
Boils, htc.
For the above complaints the Bamarttsn'a Hoot and
Herb Juices Is the niuat poient and edectual remedy
ever pieacrlbed. It reaches aud eradicates everv par
tic e oi the venereal polton. Will remove every vestige
ot Impurities from U.e system, as well as aJ tue bod
eQtots oi meicuiy. l'rlto, ai-JO per botUe.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
la used In conjunction with the Boot and Hi rb Juices
Full dliections. 1 rice, 'ib cents.
The oid eickenlug aud disgusting drup ihuve to give
way to remedies purely 'vegetable, pleasant to the taste,
ana A KJSi i iVE CLKK.
Sold by HEM A8 BARNES & CO., So. 21 PARK ROW
and by Urughlsts.
liESMoM) & t'0.,rroprletors. No. 915 RACE Stree'
Philadelphia y 15
DR. J. 8. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE.
TUB GREAT BLOOD I'UKIFIEB.
il'you nave corrnpc, disordered, or vitiated blood, you
are sick all over. It may appear as plinples, Bores, or at
some active disease, or ft may only make you leel lan
guid or depiessed: but you cannot have good health If
your blood Is Impure. L)r. Hone's Alterative removes
all ihese impurities, and Is the remedy that will restore
you to health.
It Is unequalled for the onre of all diseases ol the
glands, scrolula, tubercular consumption, aud all erop
tlons of the skin, k rice 81. Bole agents.
U YOTT CO.,
No 232 North btCOUD Street
DR. DYOTT'S ITCH OINTMENT
will cure every form or Itch, and is superior to any other
remedy for the cure of thut disagreeable and tormenUns'
complaint, trice 2$ cents. Sent per mail, 40 cunts.
DYorr & co., .
Ko. 232 Sorth SECOND Street.
r. .T. . ROSE'S EXPECTORANT.
For tbo Cure ol .v.uUH r , ... ,
catarrh, influenza, spitting of blood, bronchitis, and all
diseases ot the lungs.
This syrup having stood the test of many years' ex
perience as a n meuy lor IrriU'lon or any lntluminatlon
of the lungs, throat, or bronchia, Is acxnowledged by
all to be a remedy superior to any other kuowa com
pound used lor the reliet and cure of coughs and con
sumption. Trice f 1. bole agents.
DTOTT CO
0 8 6m No. 23-2 Norths D8 .
A
LL PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
. the biess ng of good health, can obtain relief hv
consulting l)r. K.1.NKEL1N, Uertnau phvslclan. Dr.
Klnkeiin treats ail diseases, prepares and administers
hi s own medicines. They are pure, safe, and reliable,
lie Invites all persons sufleiing toom disease to call on
him. Consultation free during tho day. and olllces
open till 0 o'clock In the evening. N V. corner 01
TlllHI) and I'MON Btreets, between Spruce and Fine
treeis. 8 146m
GOVERNMENT SALES.
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OVFBNMENT SALE AT AUGUS1A.
GtOttOlA. '
The following Trcei-ty w'U rt v'rl it
A rib MO AUCTION,
TO BE UKLD
AT IHE UNIT El STA'iES ARSENAL. AT
AUOUSIA, (itOKGIA, '
ON llim&DAY, Oeoenihor 20, 1860.
follows"-1, Bt VHt i! l8UJiK' Aortn Carolina, a
About 7O,C0O pounds unserviceable Guns, Shot,
and bheil, '
Uie1nUll8erVIC0abl0 Un Carriaes wlth tn lon- on
liiO harre'g damaged Powder.
Lying at the KailroaU lepot, In ATLANTA.
Ueorjr.a '
104,t00 pounds Cast-iron GHng.
At tho Jjmdley Iron Works, at MACON, Geor-
A Fine Steam Tress Hammer, acting; direct lrom
C) linder. W eight oi drop i(j00 pounus.
WOhKS, the following:
IVi CUD pounds Cast-irou Guns,
la too pounds Cast-iron Castings, some of thorn
valuable;.
&0 000 pounds Cast-iron Scrap, shot and shell,
etc. etc.
6000 noundB Copper Scrap.
1U0 Field Gun carnages, with the Irons on
them.
140 Ammunition Chesis, black, walnut, and
copper. '
60 sets of Artillery Harness, for two horsos,
Ajea quantity ot tithet properly, consisting; piinci-
Saddles,
Horse Equipments,
Infauti y Accoutrements ( leaf Iter).
Musket Appendages,
Harness,
itulltt Moulds,
1'owdor Flasks, and
lllucksnnlha' Bellows
Tho fa e will commence at 10 A. M., and continue
until all the property is sold,
Twenty per cent, on lw ay of the sale, and tho
remainder when the property is delivered or within
ten Oai s.
J'eisons deslrinn to purchase the property either
at ion J-ieher, N. ;., MianU or Maoon. Ga.,8hould
examine it Leiore the day ot the sale.
D W. FLAGLER,
11 99 or.?reVtit Hent,"Cl- ? 8- A- ttt"t r1
11 Z220t Commanding Augugta Arsenal.
ROBERT. SUOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MAyUFAQTURKRS, -IMF-OUTERS,
Am DEALERS IJH
Paints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH V0TJRTH STREET,
24 3m
COBN'EIl OF BACB.
P 15 IVY WE LLS OWNERS OP PROPERTY
The only place to get trlvr Wells cleaned ana d t
ufected at vary lot prkts.
A. FEYPOl!,
... Manufacturer of Fondretta
10 S C0LDBMITU3' MALL, L BltAUY btreet
LUMBER.
1 SIOLEOT WUITU PINE BOARD
4-4, 6-4 6-4. 2, 2H. and 4 InPTl. '
cnoiCK fan el and it commun. directions.
- Hl-4 nl Inch.
f HITK 11 S f, P A fc EL FATIKKN PIAK ,
I.AK1K AhU M PKHIOK hTOLK ON UAN1)
I860
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.). lU lI.Dl.NUt
LUfcllKlit LUMBER! 1TTMBERI
a-4 t AltOLIMA KLuOKlNO.
4-4 III LA WAKE KLOOUINtl.
J.-4 HKLAWAKK fXOORINU.
W111TK riNK FH HIKING
ASH FLOORING.
walnut Flooring.
8Pl:Ut:E riOOhlNU.
H1M BOAB1K.
hail i'lask.
plastering latil
IQriri C E1,AII
lrllll. RHINUI.KK
AND C Yl'lt B fci y
long i i dab snmoLKn.
BIIORT CEDAH HHINdLES.
. COOpKR CHINOLKH.
nF ASSORTMENT KOK SALE tOW.
No. 1 OKI) iR LOGS AN I) I'OHT.
Xo. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND l'OHT.
1 RfUt LUMbKK FOK UN I E RT A K K iiH !
lOUU. LUNHEK FOK UNDKRI AKKIWU
HI D CEDAR, WALNUT, AND FI.NE.
RED CEDAR WALNUT, AND PINE.
1866
f Al.bANV l.UMBEROFALL KISDa
1 1,1 jiiitu ur ALL KIND'
,'i.miv.i l.lf n AliilU 1,
HEAJjONED WALNUT.
Dli' 'JPLAR CHERRY, AND A8H.
Q-S l'LANK AND BOAllOS.
MAHOGANY
KOSF.KOQD AM. ALN I'T VEWEER
1 Rtrtt 1 K'AU-BOX M A N (J F" ACT U R KhS .
.IOUU. CKiAR-llOX MANUFAC1UKERS.
bPAMSil CEI'AR UOX HOAR 1H.
iWfif PKL-CK JOJdXl tsPRUCE JOIST!
Bl'RUCK JOIST,
FROM 14 TO 82 FEETLOVO.
FROM 14 TO 3-2 FEET LONG.
SUPEUIOB lOR Y BOANTLISO.
,.,c MAI LE, BltOllti.K . CO.,
H 22 6m rp No. HObTH H'IKEF.T.
W. SMALTZ'S LUMHEU YARD, N. E. COR.
.. FIF'IEKNUI snd 6TILE8 Stieots.
OFEKB FOK SALE,
, , J CHEAP FOB CASn,
Tsncl 1st com., 2d com., 3d com., 4 4, S-4, 6S.8 4
V hue Pino, seasoned.
KlrBt aud second quality Yellow (4 4, 8-4) and Whlto
Pine (4-4) F.oorlntr Boards.
First and second qua.ity one and two-sides Fence
lentda
bhel v Ing Boards, Bass, sh. Planks and Boards, While
Pine Mils, ail nzes ; HUP Boards, 4 4 6-4
lit in lock Joint and ccauuujg, from 12 to 28 feet lonir
ail widtlis.
Spruce Joists, Sills, and Scantling, from 12 to 28 feet
lcng nil wlotiis.
I'lostering lath (English and Calais) Ptckcts.
thing es, Chrenut l'Ohtk. etc.
Mahoitany, Wa nit plank and Boards.
Ah kinds 01 Building Lumher cut and furnlthed nt th
hottci-t notice, at the lowet price. 11251m
Q II A R L E S E ST E,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
Seventeenth and Callowlilll Sis.,
OFFERS
Dry Pattern Pine, all grades t Seasoned Walnut Boards
and Piank, from one to six Inches thick; Ash, Chestnut,
Cherry, and Poplar Boards and Plank.
Also, Building Lam berot all kinds; 4-4 and.5 4 Caro
lina, Delaware, and White l'tne Flooring. Worked
Lumber alway on hand. 1 10 26 fmw2m
pa H. WILLIAMS,
LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden,
PHILADELPHIA. ril29thtu2m
J C. P E R K I N S,
' LUMBER MERCHANT,
Successor to R. Clatk, Jr.,
Constantly on hand, a large and raried assortment ot
Building Lumber. 6 24 S
SHIPPING.
ff? BTEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING!
IJ.,i-J. sat OnAAimtnwn.ThA In man r unllin.
at Queenatown The lnman r.nA. uniimrr
DVUll-' teaw 1 ""'J UI5 IUV ajUliiVU din ICS iUUlltf
,'t,H V OF rARlS" Saturday, Decombor 15
'KANO . ROO" Wednesday, December 1
'CITk OK SMV KOUK' Mturdny, December til
"CITY OFUUBLIN" Wednesday. December 2
and each succeeding sattirduv and Woduesday, a t noou
lrom Pitr H0.4S Korth river.
ItAlE.i OF PA8HAOE
By the mall steamer railing ever? Saturday 1
First Cuhln.Oold SdO Btcerafc'e, currency $35
To London 85 To London 40
To Pans I161 To Par a 60
Passage by the Wednesday steamers: First cabin,
f'Os steerage, 30. Payable In United States currency
Passeniteisalso forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., at moderate tates.
t-teerage pww lrom Liverpool f Queonstown, H
enmnev lickeui e b0UljUt bety purson9 g'ona:
lne for their ii lends.
For luriher inl'ormatlon apply at the Company's
Offices. 1 JOHI, O. DALE, Agent
b 7 No. Ill WALNUT Street. PhlUda.
STAR LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS.
The Kew York is all Steamship omnany'siS116 eocan
steameis will lcavo Pier 48 NOUTH KIVEB, Kew"
lork, at 3 o'clock P. 11., as follows!
?JS1r'JLY O" Weduesduy
UAVANA. on Saturday
AllbbOLBl on tVeduesday
All bills of lading signed at the tlllce upon the pier,
lor freight or passage apply to
C. K. OA1TRIS0N, President,
UAUlllbON db ALLKIV,
10 10 4p No. S BOWLISO (JREEN, Kew York.
. H. L. LEAF, Agent,
Office Adams' Expresu, Ho. Siil L'besuut street.
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES,
BEMI-WEEKLY, FOB
KOI1FOLK AKD RICHMOND, cabins S6andS3
CbAhLLSlON, cabin 25. hecondolaxs gi:
HAVANAH. cabin 25. Secoudclttsa 13
Every 8A1TJBDAY, bur Une .'or
SEW ORLEANS Direct KFW ORLEANS
I irst cabin.. AbO Si cond cabin. .(40. 8eco id class.. tl'j
tii8t cabin.. CO. hecond cabin.. 40. Secoud olas-t.. 24
With uuburp ateed accommouatlons to either cans.
For lrelf ht or passage, apply to
ALLEN K. 1HOMAS A CO.,
10 19 4p Ko. 6 BOWLING GREEN. New York.
e anrJS F0R NEW YORK. PHILA DEL.
jUiliMa dcli hia Steam Propeller Company lie.
bpakt-h bwuisiire Lines, via l'eiaware aud Haritan C'ana
leaving dai y at 12 M. and 6 f. 41., oouuevtiug witli ai
tiortlurn and Kumrn linen.
lor irtifilit, vtblth win be taken upon accommodatlm
terms, apply to WILLIAM At. 11AIKU S CO.,
i m No li)2S. DELAWAKJSAveaoa
ipfJV TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
J-i irvi '"" ""i'" ' having leased the KKN
bilo'10ii SCREW DOCK, beis to inform hU ftlenus
and the nations of the Dock that be Is prepared wlih
luc reaped lacUlttes to accouimodate those uaving vessels
to be 1 ulned or repair", and being a Ui actlual shlp-cur-prnter
and cau ker. will give personal alteutloa to the
vefsels enirusted to bun lor repairs
tantalus or Agents. Ship-Carpenters and Machinists
having vessels to repair, a.e solicited to cu I.
liavhig the agency for the sale of "WetUrstedt's
Patent Metaiic Couipositlon" lor Copper paint, tor the
preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this ci y, 1 am pre
putd to iurulsh the tame ou tuvorable terms.
v JOHN II 11 AM MITT,
Kenslntiton Screw Dock,
11S DrLAWARE Avenue above Laurel street
XT I L L I A M S. 0 It A NiT,
VV COMMI 1MIOS MEKCUANT,
'o. S3 8. KLLaWAltB Aveuue PbUadelpbla,
AOKKT OH
Dupont's Gunpowder Rutluad S'Hre, Charcoal, Etc,
W. Baker 4 co.'s t hooolaia Cocoa, and llroroa.
Crocnur Bios, ii Co.'s Yellow Metal MUea liiug, Bolt
atidNais. M
RAILHOAD LINES.
RE,A D I K,(i HA I L R O A D
t OltF.AT TRUNK l.tBE.
rn'tm rilM.AHKI ,1'iita to lur. ivrrmns
OF
1IANKA ;A. ' T1IK SHHiVLFILL, HCHO.TJK.
AM) WYOMIWIJ VAI.-
ilia, tik
CiN A DA 8.
0R1U, KORTUWE8T, AND TUB
WIHTEB AHRASGEMF.NTOFPASgEBOER TBAIH8,
. 1 .v c oher 8, 1N66,
CAflowiiifil!;P',.,,'',I,.,;pot' THIItTF.EVTn and
nVurs btracts, Philadelphia, at the foLowing
Atr'.ma ,0RKI?0 ACCOMMODATION.
At 7 .w A. M., lor Reading aud intermsulsta Stattnna.
RelutDlng, leaves Kesdlng at 6 30 P. M.. Mrlvlu
f hilaotlphla at tf 10 P. M . ' lrlYU'
WORDING EXPRESS,
.111 ' 8 VI A" Mm f r Ke"dlnR' l"on, Harrlifcnra;, Potta
I :..nfKIV.0' Tamana, Sunbury, Wllllainsport,
Hmira, Kcchetter. Miagtra Falls, Buivalo. jl.emo.rn
Wlhefarre, PKtston, York, Carlisle, Chamberaburi!
liSEerslown, rlc. etc. '
This train connects at BEADING with Kist Pennsyl
vania Railroad trains f. r Alkntowo.ete lud the Lebanon
alley train for Damsburg, etc., at POKT CUNTON
y tth Catawlssa KaLroaa trains for Williamsburg, Lock
Haven. Elmlra, eto 1 at HARRISIlURtJ with Northern
Central Cumberland Vailev, and Schuylkill and Busue
Hiira trains r Nor.humberland, Wiulamsport, York,
Chambersbuig, l'iucgrova. etc.
AFIEIINOOS FXPPE8.1
Loavfi Phllsoelphla at 8 30 P. M.,frr Hadln(rroMs
y llB'rihburg, ttc, connecting with Heading and
C xuia Hulltoadt rains tor Columbia, etc.
BEADING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Uraoli g at 6-iA. M., stopping at all way It
Uons, arrtvlig at Philadelphia at 9 40 A. M.
lieatmV'lu' toVCK W1MiPlim" " F M iMllvM ,n
Traina for Philadelphia leave Harrisbiirg at 810 A.M..
fVi"i'.vlll?.at 8'4 A M frivliig In Philadelphia at
1 OOP. M. Afiernoon iralas leave liairlsburg at 'i-lli P.
Yit E"i'"vUie l 5 1". M., arriving in i'hiladelpliia at
(45P.M.
HAtiKisnrro accojtoodatiox
Leaves Readifib at f !n A. M.. nn.1 ii.f.i.i u ia n
M. ConiurtliiK at Rppclng with Af:rrnoon Accommol
datlou south at C HO V. M., arriving in Philadelphia at l 10
P. M.
Market train, with psssengrr car attached, leaves Phila
delphia at lvi-46 noon lor Reading and all wav stations,
l eaves Beading at 11-30 A. M , and Downlngtown at 11 X
P. M lor Pbiladelplila and all way stations
All the abeve trains run dailv, 8urrtajs exceplod.
Sunday trams leave Pottuvillc at t-OU A. M.,and Phila
delphia at 8 15 p. M. Iiave Philadelphln for lloadlng at
SOU A. M.,reurnlng from Reading at 4 2 P. M.
C1IEB1ER VALLEY RAILROAD.
rassengers tor Kownirgton and Intermediate point
1el,7'?0na8'lr'A. M. and 4-80 p. M. trains from
Phllalelphla, rotuming from Dowmngtown A. M.
and W,o toon.
LW YORK. EXPRESS FOR PITT8BCBQ ASJ THE
WEST
L?aves New York at 7 and 9 A. M. ar d 8-00 P. M., passing
Reading at 1 Its and 11 63 A, M and 1'48 P. M., and con
necting at Uarrlsbur with Penunylvanta and northern
Centtal Railroad express trains lor Pittsburg, Chicago
WiUianitput, Elmlra. Baltimore, eto.
Returning, exnrtss train leaves llaninbtirg 011 arrival
the Penns lvanla exptcp.s Item Pittsburg, at 8 and V a A.
M. and 9'IS P. M,, passing heading at4-4:t and 10-62 A.
M., end 11-80 P M.,and arriving In New York at 10 A. M.
and i'45 P. M. Sleeping cars accompany these trains
through between Jeisc City and Piltuburg, without
change
A mall train for Kew York leaves ITarrfsbarg atJ-10 P.
M. Mall train fur 11 arrtsbtirg leaves New York atU M.
Schuylkill valley railroad.
Trains leave Pottt vllle at 7 and ll-oO A. M and 715 P.
"jjfctJuingliomTamaquaat 7 6 A. M. and 1-40 and
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7 60 a. M. for Plnegrove and
Dairitbtirg, and 1-60P M.for Pinegrove and Iremont,
n turning from llarrlsburg at 3-30 P. 11., and lrom Tre
molit at 7 B6 A. U. and 6z( P M.
Tickets.
Through first-class tickets and (mlrrant tickets to all
the principal points In the North and West and Canada.
1 he following tickets aie obtainable only at the ofllce of
S BRAD OKI , Treasurer, No. Til H. FOURTH btreet,
Philadelphia, or of U. A. MCOLLS, General Supertnteud
deut, Reading :
COMitUTATION TICKETS.
At 2" per cent, dlncount, between any point desired, foe
families aud Arms.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2000 mi.e between, ail points, 132-50 each, for
families auo firms
MLASON TICKETS.
For three, six, ninft, or twelve mouths, for holder only,
to aU poilits, at reduced rates.
CLUJtuYMES
Besldlpg on the line ot the rouu wilt fee furnished card
entitling themselves and wives to tickets at talf laie.
EXCUK8ION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good for Satur
day, Sunday, ai d Monday, at reduced fare, to be l ad only
at the Ticket ofllce, atTUIKTEEMU audCAJJAWUUX
Streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the above
points from the Company' Iiekut Depot. bilOAD and
WILLOW Sheets.
FREIGHT TBlESf.S
Leave Philadelphia daily at 8 W A. M , 19-45 noon, and
f, -,!' f,'r lV',,ilnK' Lebanon, Uarrlsburg, PotlsviUe.
Port CUnton, and aU point forward. v.ru,
MAILS
Close M ; the Philadelphia Poet Ofllce for all place en the
rosd and Its branches at 6 A. M., aud for tue principal
tations only at 8-15 P. M. e is
TPRE1GHT LINE3 FOR NTWYORKAND
-.- u.tious on the CAMDEN and A M HOY and
connecting Railroads. INCBEAmED DESPATCH
THE CAMDEN AND A M 1(0 Y RAILROAD ASTI
TRAASPORTA'JION COMPANY I'RtlGHT L1VK
for New York will leave WALNUT sieet wharf 2
o'clock P.M. daily (Sundays excepted). U 8
Freight must be delivered before 4. o'clock, to be for
warded the same day. ' lur
Beturntng, the above lines will leave JTew York at U
noon, and 4 aud 6 P. M.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Brans
wick, and all points on the Camden and Amboy Railroad:
also, on the BeWldere, Deiawaro, and i'lemlngtoa. the
New Jorsey.the F.eehoid and .laraisburg, and the ilur-
ww&auVtoip." Hol'y hmoilt -
1 he Belvidere Delaware Railroad connects at PhllilDS
burg wilb the Lehigh Vahey Railroad, and at Manun
kachunk wlih all points on tho Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western bailioad, fornraiding to 6yracuso.BulIela
and olhtrpolnu in Western New York.
The New Jersey Kullroad connects at Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railread, and at Newark wltn the
Morris i ndEi sex Railroad
A slip niemorandum, specifying the marks and numbers,
ship) ei and consignees, mutt, In every instance, bo sent
with eacuload of goods, or no receipt will be given.
N. B Increased facilities have been made for th
traupportatlon of live stoca. Drovers are Invited to try
thetoute. When stcck fs furnished in quantities of tiro
carioads or more, It will ce delivered at the foot 01 Fortieth
street, near the Drove Yard, or at Pier Ko. 1, North
River, as the shippeis may designate at the time of
shipment. For terms, or other Inhumation, apply to
WALTER FREEMAN, Freluht Agent,
So. 226 S. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
VJORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILEOAD.
eafc- A'vi'Ui, ahiixxj ouiTi, uwve J uOIIipBOH,
aT
EA
At
it ......i.
At a bO P. M. (Express f01 Bethlehem, Eation.etc,
reaching Eattou at tt 43 P M.
At 616 P. M for Bethlehem, Ailentown. Murh Chunk.
For Doylettown at H-ad A M , !i ao and 4-15 P. it,
t or Fort Washington at 10 A. M. and II P.M.
or Lantdaie at b Mi P. M.
White cars ot the second and Third Streets Line CIt
Tusbtuger Cars run direct to tho depot.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ave Btthielum at 8 26 A. U. and U-za Noon, and 611
Leave Toy estown at 6-40 A.M., 3-15 and 6-30 P. M.
Lea e Lausdale at 800 A M
Leuve Fort Washington at 10-50 A. M.. and J13P W
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doy lentown at 2-30 P. M.
I my lexiow n lor Philadelphia at 7 20 A. M.
Bethlehem foi Philadelphia at 4'tO P. M.
Vhrough lickets must be procured at the ticket offices.
THlhD Street or BERKS Street.
0 21 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
-1 QPx( -PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL.
J-OUU.ROAD. 'this great line traversus the North
em and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the City
ol Erie on Lai Kile It has been leased aud Is operated
bv the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
TIME OF I'ASSENUKU TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
Arrive Eastward lrle Mall Train, 7 A.M.: Eric Express
Tram, 1-20 P. M. ; Eluilra Mail, 6 0 P. M .
Leave Westwaid Ene Mall, S f, 11,1 Erie Express
Train, 12 M. I Elmlra Mall. 8 UO A. M.
Passenger cars run turouii ou tne Erie Mall and Express
trams without change both ways between PltlUdehih'a
aLU Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
I.rave New York at 9 A.M., arrive at Erie 10 00 A. M.
Lcavo New York at 6 00 p. M arrive at Erie 7-15 f M
Leave Erie at 6 80 P.M., arrive at New York 4-40 p. M
Leave Erie at 9-10 A. M., arrive at New York 10 1. A M.
Elepant Sleeping Cars on a'l'the nluht trains.
For Information respecting pnsi-ugr busuieas, anDlvat
turner THIRTIETH aod 41 AKKK I Streets. Phi a.
And for freight business, ol t tit Company's AKont, 8. B,
Kingston, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market streets,
1-hllm'elphla; J. W. P.evnolds, EUe; William Brown
Agent N C. U R., llaliliuorn.
H.H HOUSTON, llenrral Freight Agent, Phlla.
U. W.UWYNNLR, General Tl. ket Agent. Pulla.
A. L. TYLER, General Sup , WUiiaiuport.
WEST JERSKY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
foot of MARKET Street (Upper Ferry), canimeuc
lug MONDAY, reptcuiber -J4, iww.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS:
For Brldgelon, halem, Mi'lville, and all It teruierttats
Stations, at 8 A M. Mall , S 80 P. M , Passeutor.
lor Woodbury, 8 A. M., 8-a0 and tt P. M.
For Cape May, at 8 ! P M.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Woodbury at 716 ana 840 A.M.. and 4 64 P. M.
llnugeibii at 7 06 A. to. and 8-80 I'. M. Freight. 6 -10 P. M
Salui atO f (i A. M. aud 8 06 P. M. Frelgtit,6 4 t. U.
MlllvllleatA.M.aud8 08 P. U 1 rekl.t, 6 10 P.M.
Cape May at 11 45 A, M., Paototigr and Fieltht.
Freight will be received at Setond Covered Whr.rf
below Walnut ttrettt, fi. tn S-tO A. M. mull lx P. M.
'1 hat received Ietore7l0 A.M. w lit go through the nam-i day
Freight I'llveiv,lo.8')A 8. 1.KL4WAPF. Avonttf.
ii J. VAN b.E-S.iSEl4AEU,8'ipMinteit1-' ut
ur iu.iui.ciiui,vuiLioiunn,aAii(.ii curjaiC
s;i'N,?,lLLIAiiSPCl:T,and WILKESBARRE.
7-i 0 A. Zl l.prcts), ;or Metluthem, Allentown.
irAn... -n. WlllfHltiHnnrt- uml uniL-A-K '
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
. HMORE RAIl R(AO. ,
, 'JISHE TABLE.
Cotptinenclrig MOMAY, November ?!, 1V5. TrslnswIM
JXlVw, aTmUowVti1 bR0M 8tr nd w ASUINUT13
liinJl.Tw.!;?.41.11 A' "-Woneays except), for
tin ?.rk w,,,,,,,8,"n'Vopl"D, ' Ohester. Wllailng.
ton, Newark, Elkton, Northeaat, l erryviie. havre-de-Trace,
Abeideen. Perrymans, Edgcwood MsgnoUal
Chase's snc stammer's Run. -noua.
Way Mall Train at 816 A. M. (Bonders excepted), for
Baltitnore. stopt.tng at all regular atatwns. Conn tin.
wlih Delaware RaiLoad at Wilmington tur Crialleid anl
intermeoiate stailons. m
Express Tialn at 1145 A. M. (Sundays excepted), ft
Baltimore and Washington. ' . ,', ror
Express Train at 8 P.M. (Sunday excepted), for Bat.
tlniore and Washington, stopping at Chester, Claymoat.
Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, Northeast. PerryTilie,
llHvre-ue-Oraee, Aberdeen, Perryman s, tdgewood. Mag
nulla, Cuase and Htouimer'a Run.
Night Express at 11 P. M.(dal v). forBaltlmore and Wash
"Kton. Cot nectsat Wllnilnnton with Dnlawant Hallroad
line (Saturdays escented).stoupltig at Mhl lletown, Smyrna.
Jovr, Uamiiitton, Healord, Sallhhnry, princess Anne, ane!
a tl e llou" trlfleId Wth Boat tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
roi'aITj?nrf 'o7B.?.1'.' rm Btl lmore ror Fortres Mat
roeataNorfolkwUlUkthell 4i A. M. train.
8ton1nN.?lTH..1kOC?Mi,ODATION TRAIJTS,
wlngton" B"ns between Philadelphia and VTU-
Leave Philadelphia at U-SO, 4-oo, g, and 11 M frtaiw 9
M. The 4-00 P. M. train connect wKu Doittw.4 KahmL
lor Milford and intermediate etaUous. Ti? a rM 7?
runs to New Cattle. 1 M ""
I'n',V."miuliton t71S' 'nJ 8'M A' M-8aa4 0-34
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltim ie 7-K6 A. SI. Way-mall, 9'2 A. V.
r.xpies. l-io p.m., Express. 6S6 P.M., Exprtu. a Wi
P. M., Express.
Fn m Bait more to Ilnvrc-de Grace am! Intermediate
Itation at 4-iOP. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTTKORK.
I save Chester at 4 49 and 8 64 A. M , and 3-.'! P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6 28 and 9 4i A. M., and 4 16 P, tt.
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave Baltimore at 8 25 P. M., stopping at Havre-ae-Graeo.Petrjvu'le,
ana Wilmington. Alio slops at Elktoa
and Newark to take passengers forPhlladelpiila and leava
paisengera lrom Wasblnaton or Baltimore, and Chester te
leave passengers from Baltitnore or Washing xta.
Through Tickets tn all points West, South, and South
west, may be procured at Ticket Olllce, No.B'.'H Chnsoiit
street, tt ndrr ontincntal Hotel Persons purchasing
tickets at tills ofllce can navethelrbaggago checked at their
residence by Graham's Baggage Expieis.
4 id U. i . KiJSNEV , Superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WfAXEU ARRANGEMENT.
The Train of the irciinsyivania Central Railroad leave
the Depot at Thlrt-lirst and Market streets, whloh a
rcacht d directly by the cars of tbe Market street Famon
RaLway. 1 hose of theChesnut aud Walnut Street KaS.
way tun witciu one stiare of it.
On sundais The MarketStreet cars leave Eleventh ani
Market Sts. 36 minutes before the departure ef each Train
Mann's Bat gage Express w til call lor and deliver Ba--gageat
the Depot. Orders left at the OOIce, No. 631 CheS
nul atteet, will receive attention.
TRAINS LKAVB DKfOT, Ylt, .
Mall Train at 8-00 A. If
1 aoll Accommodation, No. 1 A 2, at 10 A. M. A 11 20 p ar
Fast Line and Erie Express.......... at 12-00 M
Parkeaburg Train at l'OOP if
Harriaburg Accommodation at 2-80 "
Lancaster Accommodation .....at 4 00 u
Pittsburg and Erie Mall at 9 00 u
Philadelphia Express at 11-00
Pittsburg and Erie Mail leaves dally, except Saturday.
Philadelphia Express leave daily. All other traliifl
dally, except Sunday.
Passengers by at all Train goto WUIiamsport wflooot
change of tars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 810 P. M.
Passengers by Mail Train go totaillsioau4Chambr
burg without change of cars.
bleeplrg Car Tickets can be had on application at th
Ticket Olllce. No Ool Chcsmtt stroet.
TKA1NH AKK1VK AT Dtl'OI, VIZ. !
Cincinnati Express at 1J-30 A. Jf.
Philadelphla Express at 710 "
Paoli Accommodation, No. 1 A 2, at 8-20 A.M. 4 7-10 P M
Parkcsburg Tram at 9'2D A ML
Lancaster Train t 12 40 P M
Fast Line at 1-80 "
Day Express at 6-60 '
Uani&btirg Accouimodailon at 9 60 11
Philadelphia x press arrives dally . except Monday.
Clooinnaii Express arrive daily. All other train
dafly, except Sunday.
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at 7 00 A. M., and W
llamipoit at8'40 A.M., reach Philadelphia without ehanm
oi cars, from WUIiamsport, bv Day Express, at t-60 P. it.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not aisum
any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Apparel, aud,
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollar ka
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value)
will be at tho risk of the owner, unless taken by special
contract. For further Information, apply to
JOHN C.ALLEN, Ticket Agent, No. 681 Chesnnt St
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Aent, at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs dally (except Sunday), roc
lull particular as to fare and accommodations, apply to
3 IS FRANCIS FUNK, No. 137 DOCK Street.
TT0? JIEJr0RK THR CAMDEN AN1
panyi Lm7eWld rnUdelPW " T"nton Railroad Oo
"BOM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
KtoJX! yiz-' froIa Wuam strcet Wha,f wU1 '
"tion." Vl Cmdon aB1 Amboy, Accommoda.A
At 8 A M., via Camden'and jersey City ExdVcss"'"" 'ami
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Auiboy Express J2
"mUte V" .L'rInde,, and ' Acaoda'itoi
. nd Emigrant 1st class
toZffi&Z"' AccommodatVci;
At MV 2. n1.,6 P- M- Mount 'iVoUvV EVani.
yUle. Pemherton, Birmingham, and Vlncentown. uudIt
6 A M. and 6 P. M for M unit Holly only. ' M
At B A. M. and 2 P. M. for Freehold;
At 6 and 10 A. M , 12 M., 4, 6, e, aud 11-30 P. M. for risk
House, Palmyra, Bivorton, Progrens, Delanco, Beverly.
Edgtwater, Burlington, Fbrcnce. Bordentown, etoThi
t iiSAi l-in.'.'d.4 S,.M,-J!'i,ran dlrect to Trenton.
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVB
At 11 A. M., 4-30, U-16 P.M., and 12 P. M. (NightLvuk
w tH unxa"?.JerBy, C"y Lines, fare L-OO.
excepted h" lly' oUierI 8undI
At7-3oandUA. M,8. 3-80, 4 80,6, and 6 45 P. M.and
12 Midnight, for Brlttol, Trenton, eto. "M nL-n
At 7 80 acd 10-18 a. M.,8,4 ao, 6,and 12 P.M., for Scleuck'a
At 10-15 A. M , 3, 6, and U P. M. for Eddlngton.
At 7-30 and 10 15 A. M .8, 4,6,6, and 12 P. M. for Oorn-
well', T orresdaie, llolmesburg, Taoony, Bridcsburg. and
Fraukford.audat t P. 41, lr Uolmesbura and litter.
mediate stations.
At 10 16 A.M., 8. 4, 6,8, 8. and 12P . M. for Wlsstnomimr.
BELVIDERE DEI A WAKE RAILROAD,
FortheDelawtro River Vulley, Northern Pennsylvania.
und New York State, and the Great Lakes. Dally (Suu
w0i'?ic.xc,t?tidfr'j:" Kensington Depot, as foUow i
At 7 ,80 A.M. for Niagara Faiu, Buftalo. Dunkirk. Canan-
daigua, Elmlta, Ithaca, Oweg, Rochester, Btnghamton,
Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend. Montrose, WUkesbarreL
Scranton, Blroudsburg, Watei Gap, etc.
AtJ! AVM nd.8'w f M- ?r belvidere, Easton.Lam
btrtvUle, Fiemlngton, etc. The 8-80 P. M Line conuecU
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauoh Chunk,
'-u(v ii U livtlllvlJCUl, V I VI .
At 6 P. M. for Lambcrtvllle and Intermediate station.
December 1,1816. WILLIAM U. GATZMER, Agent '
PniLADcTLPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AXTJ
NORRISIOWN n-OAD. ' "
On and uftor TllLlibDAl November 1, laGC, until fnf
tl.er notice.
FOB OERMANT0W1T.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7,8,0,10,11,12 A.M.,1, J. 8-.
8;4,6,6K,6-10,7, 8,0,10, Il.'l2 'l'.M. "'ul'1' "-"
Leavo Germatitown 6, 7,7X,8,8-20,i, 10,11, 13 A.M..
l,2,3,4,4)k.fi,6,.7,8,9.1(),llP.M.' ' '
The 8 2(i down train, and 3Ji and l op tralm will net
stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAY'S.
Leav Philadelphia i A. M., 2, 7, and !!,' P, M.
Leave Ceimautowu 8 At A. M., 1, 6, aud i) P, M.
CHEMNL'T HILL BA1LF.OAD.
anii'llP j'.U,ll,;ll)llla 6- A.M., g, SJi-,6, 1,9,
Leave Chesnnt nil! 710 mftntes, 8, 0 40, 1P10A.M.
140, 8 40, 6'40, ti 40, b'40, and Kr40 mlautes P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
leave PMIaiTelphta ' ) mtnutes A. M.,2 and 7 P. If.
Leave Chesnut U1U 7 i.0 minute A. Id.., 1-40, 6 10. and
9 '20 minutes P. M.
FOR CONSHOnOCKFN ASD NOERI6TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia (1,8 66 11 16, minutes A. M., IX, JV
4,6, i,b-(ij minutes. nd ll' P. M.
Leave Norrittown 6 40, 7, 7-60 miuutcs, 9, 11 A. M.. UC
4i, 6. andSP.M. ' v"
1 he 6 P. M. train will strp at Falls, School Lane, WU
stiiickou, Man Kyur.k,hpririgMl:is,aiidCunsLoIiocken only
ON SUNDAYS.
l etvc PhflndelpHa A. M., VJi nnd Cf r. M.
Leave Norristown 7 A. M., 6 and 8i P. M.
FOKMANAYUSK.
leave FU'nrtcIphia (i. 6 ;J, U-05 ciluuteJ A.K., 1
r, 4,6,'.C'i,H-ti5, and tti P. M.
l eeve Manajimk (1-10, 7 6 2L 0;,', UH A. M., 2, 8, 6,
tV, l: M.
ON 61TDA Yfl.
Leave Philadelphia !i A. M.. and t'V p. M.
Leve Mai.ayui k 7X A. ls.,6and 0 P. M.
W.ti. wiLMON.Oenertlhuperlntor.dont,
Lt tot NINTH and LiltEEN biruet
FERTILIZERS.
(3 A U C! IPS EAW BONE
! 1 U P Tw-PXICSPUATE CF LIME,
Tlt-grcnt Fertilizer lor Ml crons. QiMcaln its actloa
i t.ii puuiaiiiiit in lis tilecta. Lstabilshed over twelve
vt aii-.
I enler fupplled by tho cargo, direct from the whart
1 1 Hie mmiuii ctorv, on liberal tuims.
Mkuuluciuiid oul) by .
UAL'titt lit MJJiS,
OfNre No. 20 South Di.I.AWARH Aieuce,
nuv.Srp Ihlladelphia