THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, I860.
DOING OANTINC.
Ono of the peculiarities of modern days lu
the facility with which now words and
purine are smuggled into the language
Our vocabulary has, in consequence, been
greatly enlarged; whether it has been im
proved by the process may admit of a doubt.
As it i, railways and steamers, telegraphs
and bhlloons, art and science, cookery and
eosmftics, all contribute to the agglomeration,
If not to the euphony. Simple words are
made to do double duty, as when "golna"
first means an action up or down, like an
aerial accent or a diving descent, a process
often to be obscryed in railway shares or
public funds; or it may to used as a figure of
speech, thus: "Going the wholo hog" a
senatorial epithet once applied with startling
effect, although not actually meaning any
corporeal assumption of the entire animal.
The word "doing" similarly does wonders,
C. g., doing penance, implying the walking
with peas in the Bhoes, a process mvcu pre
scribed by ecclesiastics oi old as a means of
subduiiif the flesh: but when dilated into
"Doing L'antiu2," it accommodates itself to
dietetic principles, representing a formulary
of reduction as propounded in person by him
who lta.4 achieved greatness in learning to
lessen.
Once upon a time, be it known to all that
Banting was small. In an evil hour he took
to enlarging; the diameter of his being ex
panded out of all proportion, so that boys
jeered as he parsed, men gibed when they
saw him, conductors looked askance, cabmen
carctully shied him. As his size, so his woes
increased. Never wns there such a getting
upstairs, except getting down again, lie
walked, he rowed, he sweated 'twas all in
vain, His spirit was willing, but his tlesh
being weak, puffed up and grew tat. His
eyes became dim, his hearing waxed taint;
and why? 1'at was his bane. And if it
increased, alas tor himl Mors sola fat-etur.
He yielded up his purse for the purpose, but.
his ik'f-h yielded not. Theie it was, monv
men .(? arc perennius. At length, alter
long j '-urs of woe. he found relief.
The CouHultut Ion.
S.iy.s Banting to Harvey,
l'ie tried liurd to t-tarve, i-li !
But y.: to no purpose, believe in--;
vViil you tell nie, I pray,
ran you mull lat hwiiv ?
0)i don't pray, ilou't, tlcargsir, deceive me.
Sii Harvey to Runtinc,
No'."' noun ot vour cuntiiisr,
You :n u-t do what n iy, do ;ioii hear we
Von must cut noitiiiis 'sweet,
Only fish, fowl, und meat:
Do you mean it, says Wanting, oh ! dear me.
No pork, though, nor f.ilinuu,
iti ibis there's no caramon,
And n uik, you will never trrow thinner
It you take to old port,
Or to beer you resort,
Or mop up champagne at your dinner.
Yon may take of dry toast,
Say two ounces at must,
But to pastry, nor auytliiug ftreit-sy,
And the less, it you please,
i): milk, butter, or clieei-e.
Or yo-;';l always be putl'y and wheezy.
A;! potatoes eschew,
Hut of greens tat a tew
Here' a draught you may take ev'ry morning
And if you'd be men y
Take claret orsbeiry,
Or giog, but oi sugar take warning.
So Banting did Banting,
'iot rid oi his pantins,"
Touk hi- drauuht, and firew thinner and stronger,
Stud he'd marrv again,
Which he won't, it he's sane.
Jluy he iive ou forever or loi.ci.
There are more things in heaven and earth
than are dreamt of in any one's philosophy,
and especially is this the case in the doing
Banting. The wish, Oh I that this too too solid
flesh would melt, thaw, or resolve itself into
a dew. or into anything for that matter, has
olten been expressed, no doubt, but the melt
ing process was not understood until Banting
submitted to the feat. Fiat experimentum
in coi pure vili, and he disappeared in the
flesh, out reappeared, expanded In spirit,
though now with his hose a world too wide
for his shrunk thanks. The reduclio was
certainly not ad abnurdv.vi. Bantine cres
ccruo grieved, but diminuendo rejoiced, lie
was us airy as Ariel. ' I'd be a Butterfly." he
felt. L'e waLted but the wings. Alas I he
knew these only in the flesh. IIo wished.
Yet. how could the world see what he had
lost! Heboid I it was not in sight. So he
cast his little book forth from his solitude in
the suburbs, and the world picked it up. But
lol a marvel! Banting had spent a small
fortune, and had found no relief. When at
length he did find it, and pro bono sung
his song ol sixpence, it was all known
before. Had not Hippocrates had not
Celsus had not (Jalen all written about it,
or ought to have written ol it? Had not the
Popes established a fish diet twice a week
to keep down the bulk ol the people ? What
so simple, says M. D. ! Dry food will, of
course, get rid c. ;.t, uud so would, starving.
True, good sir, but doing Banting is not
starving; nor can that diet be called dry
which may be washed down with full-bodied
generous wine; or as a plenary Bucolic was
heard to observe upon it 1 like Banting; he
allows two glasses of grog at n'ght. Hear a
plain tale. The formation of tat depends
upon a secretion of the liver, the very exist
ence of which was not known or dreamt of
until its discovery by a French physician, M.
Bernard, some twenty ears ago. The liver
m iy be the lazaret ot bile, as the poet sings,
but it is the bakehouse of sugar too, and aiiy
excess ot saccharine matter becomes the
nucleus of fat. The system ot diet most gene
jally adopted without thinking, contains
many substances bavin? an allinity to human
lard. By cutting of! the saccharine matters,
the .ml is kept from the fire, the fat disap
pears, tenues neeedit inauras.
How many of its biggest subjects are at this
time asleep, who, to save themselves even lor
awhilp, wou d have been glad of any rectifi
cation of their frontiers! how many people
would have voted tor any absorption of sub
stance ! But, after all, it is not every one that
is fit ai the moment to plve Up sack and live
cleanly, as a nobleman should. Few, too, ea n
with impunity essay their own reduction,
though some may have done so, and then, in
lugubrious accents warned their fellows.
Hunt certi deniqucjincu. There are bounds
to a'l things, even to doing Banting. It has
been said by them ol old that at forty a man
is either a physician or a fool. With yourself
as a guide, you are clearly no physician, thou
scli'-doer ot Banting, whatever the alternative
may be. And it you sutler in the attempt,
blame yourself, not the system, which, based
upon the principles of naturo, will live long
after yonr body has become the victim of the
laws of the affinity of its components, and
been consigned, with all the pomp ot funeral
pageantry, to that bourne from which even
doing Banting ennnot exempt it, and from
whence no traveller returns. Tim pie liar
or tinier.
CITYjDNAjNiCES
A N O K D I N A K V K
J.S. Jo Make au Ap roprialion to tho Guardian of
w, n l our lor tlie joar 18t7.
Mctionl. I ho He. cot and Common Councils of
tlio l ii v ot Philadelphia do ordain, That tho sum of
lour hundred and filty-thrco lhouand seven hun
dr. d and forty dollars (453 710) bo anil th name Is
htrrby (impropriated to the Uuardian of tho l'oor to
dclrnv ti e expenses ot that Department lor tho
year 1S67, as lollows:
UOM'IIAL DEPARTMENT.
Iicm 1 Drugs and medicines, ton thousand dol
lai(lu,ocoi. luiiiZ. f-uear. 1 utter, lard, oat and calco moal,
one thourBiid aollar (f 100( ).
Item 8 Brandy, wiim, whisky, and porter, ctjjht
thousand dollars ($fe0b0.
IUm4 8urgtcai iuatrunien'R, loochen, lccchlng,and
micioacoijo, tux hundred dollars ('HJ)
item 6. Hooka and binding lor medical llbiary
and preservation ot pathological specimens, live
hundred dollars (600)
turn 6. Marketing lor hospital and nurses' tables,
line thousand live hundred dutlnrs (jfl'ftOO).
item 7. u-aiary ol apothecary and annuitant, and
ircoiriTfr cletk.two thousand three huudrci dol
lars $iJtJ).
Iti'iuH. Warns on pay-roll, (uur thoupand five hun
dred i oliars (?1,)(H ).
Item 9. hoard of licsldrnt Physicians, two thou
sand oi.e hundred dollars (f2100)
Item 10. Incidental expenses, throe hundred dol
lars (oUM.
INSANE DEPARTMENT.
Item 11 Markciinir lor Insane Department, two
thousand lour hundred doi.ars i if21U0)
Hem 12 salaries ot KeHident I'livs cinn and Clerk
and Hoard oi A-aistant Ui-tuaciit I'hy sioiaus, oiKhteen
l.uiidieii und bixty uoilais (S ihliO)
Jumii. W ais on payroll charreab'o to Insnuo
Asylum, lour tliousuud three hundred dollars
(43nO).
Item 14. Incidental expenses, two hundred and
filly doiluiB tS-U)(i.
CHlLDItEN'S ASYIA'M.
Item 15. Murkeiiuir and supplies lor matrons and
nurses' tallies, oik lit hundred dollars (10d)
Item 10. rtuues on pay rod charffuahm to Chil
dieu'o Asylum, tuveu hundred dol.His ($700).
IK in 17 alBrles ol Maliou, l'eachcr, aud Arsiat
ont Matron, oint hundrea dollars (h00).
Item 18. Incideutul Expensus, thive hundred dol
lars (SiilO).
HOUSE GENERALLY".
Item 19. Flour, Corn, and Corn ileal, sixty thou
sand dollars (l 0.0,000).
lu in W. l eel, Mutton, Teal, l'ork, and Bacon,
lilty thousand dollars (KAWO).
lu ni il. lea, Cotl'ee, Hye, Bupar, and Molasses,
tlnrtysevtn ihoueand live hundred dollars
(fr87,fiC0).
Item ii2. Codfish, ltntter, Lard, Rico, Corn,
Hominy, llarley, ult, and 1'enpor, twunty thousand
UOI.BlJajWAI)
Item "til l'oialors, Heans. and other Vegetables,
lour tliousaua dol ars (S-4000).
Item 'H. crickers, Hops, Malt, Vincpnr, and
l'i k es, two thousand three hundred (loiluis (20l').
item 26. Marketing loi Old Women's Asylum, one
tin usana doilurs (S-lOOOi.
Ihruitd. Miukeunn lor Almjhov.6", eiht hundred
dollaiH$3M.
I urn 27. Dry Goods, tweuty thousand dollars
(l0,IUi).
IP m 28. Boots, Shoes, 11 at 3 and Caps, seven hun
dred nonius (jrToo).
Item 29. liobiei y. Yarn, Thread, Cotton, Combs,
Isecdles, and Irnumiuys, lour thousund doilurs
item 80. lobacco, Soap, Lime, and Starch, three
thousand dollars (v3CU0,.
Item 31, Ilardvvuro, Crockery, Tinware, Brushes,
and lnooms, three thousand dollars ($U0(K)).
I li ni ii'i J'uicbtiso ana Kepaus ol Atovusund Cast
ings aud ei!lit cooking Apparatus, livo hundred
uollurs ($60U).
Jtem 33. General Itepnirs to House, I'lumbinp,
Gas Jt- lit i up, ana Muteriuls therefor, ciicht thousand
dollars (SStflO).
Item iil. ruel, ot which all coal use! shall be
Schuylkid, which shall bo obtained from miners or
slujuiers only, twenty-two thousand dollars
Itt ni 36. Gas and Oil, five thousand eight hundred
dollars (tCK).
Item 'M. iuruiturc and Straw, Ihrco thoutand
teveu hundred and tiliy dollars (S375J).
Item 37. cleaning toinks und Chiuiuoys, two hun.
died dollar (&200).
Item 3S. Salaries of Steward, Clerk and Store
keeper, ilouso Agent, Matron and Steward's Clerk,
live thousana one hundred aud lilty dollars ( $5150;.
Item 39. Salaries oi Doorkoopor, Engineer, Assist
ant Engineer, riumtor and da Fitter, Biker,
General Watchman, and l'ulice Officer, three thou
sand elcht hundred and lilty dollars (38ft(i).
Item 40. Waves on pay roll, ctiaice.it o to house
generally, two thousand live hundied doduis (S250U).
Hem 41. i no hose and repairs lor the saiuo, ono
thousana dollars (fclOOu I.
item 42. Incidental expenses, four hundred dol
lars ($410.) .
MANUFACTURING IE1 Alt I'M EXT.
Item i'.i. Iuiher, lasts, aud shoe liudings, six
tlionsund did.ars(lftjOOO)
Item 44 1 allow, caustic a'kali, and material lor
making soap, two thousand dollars (.S'.MOO).
Item 45 Chain, telling, and weaving materials,
twenty thousand dollars 120,000).
Item 4(i. 1 ools, coal, iron, aud steel, six hundred
dollars SCOO).
iltm 47. 'lin, glass, paints, varnish, oil, giue,
blushes, three thousand dollars (S3000).
1 em 48. Lumber, two thousanu live hundred dollar-
(s-2f0)
Hem 49. Cjuarrying stone, one hundred dollars,
(&10U).
Jtem 50. rnrchase of hardware and iron, tor
making iron bedsti ads. e'fht uuodiea dollars (30U).
Item 01, Salaries ol superintendent, eight hun
dred dollars (S800).
Item 52. Wages on pay roll, chnrceable to the
mi.nuiactory and overwork, six huudred dollars
(MHO)
Jtem f.3. Incidental expenses, three hundred dol
lars (Siuo).
J-'AltM AXU BLOCKLEY ESTATE.
Item 54. Lumber nnu repairs, eight hundred dol
lars ( SHOO).
Item 65. Lime, snnd,and masonry, two huudred
dollars 1200).
Item 66. Kepairin? wharf, pumping engino, and
meuitow banks, livo hundred doll..rs (SroOtij.
Item 67. Mravv anu leed tor horses mid cows, and
for purchase ot milk, lour thousand livo huudred
doilnis 450(1)
Iti in 6t. Meeds, manure, and tanning utensils, fwe
hundred ilolltus t5tll).
Item 69 l'uichase of horses, cows, wagons, etc.,
filtttii hunilr. d dollars (A.15H0).
Item oo. Iron und biacKsmiih work, five hundred
dollars t 6o0).
Hem til Mtlarif s ot (tirmcrand garilenor, seven
teen hundred dollars idflVUU)
Jtem t2 Wai'ts on puv-ro'l, ch:ireable to farm
and garden, iwo hundred dollars itr-200).
Item 08 Hicii.enial expend s, three hundred and
fiity i.oliuis (ir:;r,h)
OLi-HtOi: EXPENSES.
Itmn 04 fcalailei ol been- aiy, out-door agent,
messenger, wagon driver, i.ui visitor ot children,
time tuoiimnU seven luiii'lie.l und litty dollars
(.tb5 0)
i.ein 05 Travelling cxpente- of house agent and
support ot nou-resid.nis, two hundred ana tiliy
donars KiiXi).
Item 00 lux and ground renl ot city office, ono
btinured and eighty dollars t18o.
Item 07. renuirs to city ollice, gas, water rent, and
incidental otheo- expenses, three hundied und liny
doilurs ty.-.o .
Item ts Expenses ot eupoort and bast-udv case",
twe.ve IhoussMd live hundrea dollar-(i 12,500).
Hem til' Cost ot forvtug processes und removal of
non-iesidenls, twelve hundied dollar' (4-T20U).
IP ni 70. Cuppme. leeching, and buriul cases, six
l.nndri il aollnrs (Sii'KO.
Hem 71 lient el visitors.' ollice, fourteen hundred
dollars C140o.
Item 72 alariec of out-door visitors, six thousand
lour hundred dollars (0400)
item "o, Milanes oi outdoor phvsicians and
apolliecari-s, three thousand seveu huuured und
eitrhty aoJhir-(37H0).
Jn in 74. Maintaining and educating two deaf
niu'ee in the leuf und liumb Asylum In tue city,
even hundred t-ventv dollars (k720)
item 75 buppuri oi twelve teepio-mindod chil
dun, at the rennsylvauia Iraimug ochool, at
Media, in eccordauce with an ordinance approved
txeiitioet Ul, JHOi. J'roviitril, 1 hat the imtrdiaus
be leque-iteo not to fi I any vacancies that n.av occur
1 y it a-ou oi the death or rtinovul ol any ol the
lecipients ot th charity, two thousand lour huu
Uii n dollars tiJoO,
Jtem 70. !staiionerv, printintr, and advertising,
two thousand two hundred dollar (42200)
Hem 77. hailroad tickets fur t.-uifdiuus und nieJl
cA Loiiru, lour huudred dollars (4-4 oo).
Hem 7t. l'royi-io'is lor siuui!-pox patients, ouo
bunmtd dollars tt-l on).
Item "9, incidental expenses, two bundled dol-
iars t?-2ii.
tOlt lir.LlEK OF (il'T-HOOl! l'OOK.
Item 80 liiti l oor District, tevea thousand dol
lais 170' '0).
Item 81 Second l'oor District, seven thousand
dollars (S7U00).
Hem 82. bird l'oor bistriet, eight thou aud five
bundi ed dollars ( frWoO).
lieinhS Ki.urin l'oor District, seven thousand
five hundred dollars ($7500).
item 81 l''ilth l'oor District, five thousand tlireo
hundred dollars ir;),0).
liem 86. 8 Mil l'oor District, six thousand dollars
SOOOO).
I'em fW. Heveuih l'oor District, seven thousand
collars 7WK)i.
Hem 87. Eighth l'oor District, four thousand fivf
litu dred doi arsff ,V")).
Jtem 88. JNinth l'oor District, three thousand dol
lars (3000.)
Jw in Bit Tenth l'oor District, two thousand dol
lars (92000.)
IumOO. Eleventh l'oor District, two thousand
four hundred dollars t 2400 )
Ai d warrants shall tin orawn by the Guardians of
the l'oor in accordance with existing ord nances.
WILLIAM 8. fsTOKLEY.
l'r.sident oi Common Council.
At'.cst
JOHW ECKflTKIN,
Cleik ol Common Council.
JOSHUA M'ERING,
l'resldent of Sp'ect Counc'l.
Anprovrd ihls twenty-first any ot December. Anno
Di'iiitnl one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-six
A. D. 1800).
MORTON McVUCTIAEL,
It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
AN O II II 1 S A K C K
X To Make an Appiopiiutton to tho Depart
u cut ol (Surveys tor tho year 1807.
Mct'onl. The Select aud Common Councils of
the City oi l'tuludpiphin do ordain, That the sum
of thirty-tight thousand two hundred and twenty
lour dollars and t win y cents (.M '2212o), be and
the Fame is hereby appropriated to the Department
oi Sin v j a to defray the expenses ot the year 1807.
Item 1. For Salaries ot Chief Euinnoer and (Sur
veyor, Recording Clern, Draughtsman, and Rod
men, in general ollice, with clerks aud draughtsmen
in beeistry lUneau, ilnrieeti thousand three tin no red
collars (S iti bOO .
item 2. Tor siut onerv. four hundred dollars (4 l0).
Hem 8 l orrecoid books and b anks, iwo tuuu
sHiiti six liiindre" uoilui (62o).
Him 4. l or eleaiiMiig olllc, carriage hiie. and
lrctiienla s, c'gi.t hundred aud flltv dollars , ss;,(i).
Item 5. For salary of twulro distr.ct survey oi,
s x benOred t'ohai (Sl'OOi
Item 0. J-oi auveit.sing, two hundred and fitly
i:oliBfsl8250).
Item 7 or line regulations in the First Survey
District below Sf ulh street, as per resolution ol
t ouicils, approved Alarcli 21,1800, ouu thousand
doilats (fit 00).
Iti m 8. For survey and map of the De'awa-o front
in the First tsuivey District, to establish an urbl
mirv low water line, as per ant of A-scinbly, May
20 1804 and resolution oi November 12. 1804, threo
uiindred dollars ($300).
Jtem 9. or lino regulations in the Second Survey
I Istrict, I el ween German and Miarton streets,
and 1 a-syuiik road and the Delaware river, as per
resolution ol March 24, 1600, twe.ve hundred doi
lurs (mo).
iti m 10. For line regulations in the Third Survey
District, between South and German stiects, and
east ol I'ass) unk road, a per Resolution ol March
24. ltoe, six huudred dollars (8000).
Jtem 11. For survey ana map of tho Delaware
Iront in the Sixth Mirvey District, to establish an
arbitrary low wa'.er lino, as per Act ot Assembly,
Amy 20,1804 and rlepoluiiofi ot Councils, November
12, lH.il. eleven huudred dol ars (110i).
Item 12. For linos and grades in the Inte borough
ot Muuayunk, Eighth Surrev District, as per Reso
tutu ii, November 6, 1800, six huudred dollars
tSOCO).
Hem 13. For lines and grades in the Eighth Survey
District, between Shurr's lune. Ridge avenue and
nver Schuylkill, as per Resolution of February 9,
11-tiO, live but dred doilurs i$600).
Jtem 14. For lines and crades in the Ninth Survey
District, between Goreas and Carpenter streets and
Sieuna d lane, as per Jvso.utiou ot June 0,1801,
biteen hundred dollars ($1600).
Jitm 15. i-or lines aud grades in theT"nth Survey
lMstrict, between Kile avenue and Winiohocktug
a nd Fianklord cn eks and Franklord and Old Y'ork
roads as dnected by Resolution approved Ootober
13, 1800. ono thousand dollars (if 1000).
ieni 10. For La arco ouu on completion of Dan
ol Old Bristol township, as ner Keolulton ofieb
ltiary 24, 1804, sevinty-oue dollars ($71).
Item 17. or survey and map ot the Delaware
fioi.t in the Twollih Survey District, to establish an
'irtiitrnry low walor lino, as directed by an act of
Assembly ot May 20, 1804,'and Resolution of No
vimber 12, 1804, seven huudred dollars (&700).
lt.mi 18. For amount due Alfred Young lor com
P euug 1'lan No. 199, of tho First Ward, as per Re
solution ol May 10, 1802, ono hundred and twenty
oi o dollars aud tweuty cents ($121-20).
Hem 19. For amount duo Alfred Young for com
pleting 1'lan No 211 mgi-'irst Ward, as per Resolu
tion of March 24, 1804. live hundred aud tweuty-livo
dol ar8 (8525).
Jtem 20. For amount due for completing plans of
Delaware front in First Ward for arbitrary low
water lino, as directed by act of Assembly, May 20,
lt-04, and Resolution ol November 12, 1801, one thou
sand and teveu dollar- ($1007)
item 21 For new surveys and work that may bo
ordered bv Councils during tho year 1807, three
thousand dollars (3000.
Htm 2 For landmarks (coruer stones), three
lii.ndred dotlaislS300)
Hem 211. For tho examination of sewers, forrocord
in ollice, two hundred do lari ( 8200),
Hem 24. For preparing descriptions of propnrtie-s
tor municipal clumis, one hundred dollars ($100).
Item 25 For suiveys lor Regrnry Buioau, two
thousand dofars (s2000)
l'rovidcd, That no part of said appropriation for
surveys shall he expended, except for work proso
cuted in accordance with an ordinance or resolu
tion of Councils ; and provided, also that not more
than one-halt tho amount appropriated to the items
for sa.aries or supplies in this ordinance shall be
expended prior to tlio first day oi July, 1807, and
lhnt all bills rendered, except lor new survevs
(otherwise provided lor) shall state distinctly tho
naniPs of the men oiigiu'ed in such survey, tho
number ol oavs employed, and the charge per day
e.ich. And the warrants shall be drawn by tlie
t hief Engineer and Surveyor
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Coinmou Council.
Attest
Aiin.yiiAM Stewart,
Assistant C'erk ot Common Council.
JO-illUA SI'EIUNii,
l'resident of Select Council.
Approved this twotry-tim do ot December,
Anno Domini ono thousand eight hundred ami
bixty-six (A. D. 1800).
MORTON McMTCIIATX,
It Mayor oi 1 hiladelphia,
J O KD1SAKCE
J.- 'loMakean Appropriation to the Heccivcrof
iaxes lor tie year 1N07.
Section 1. The tioiect and Common Cotinci's ol
Did C ity ot l'hilauelphia do ordain, t hat tho sum ot
thirtv-tivc thou.-und live hundred dollars (iij,o(Hl)
be, and the same is hereby a.ipropr.nted to tho
Department ol mo lieceiver ol laxei-, lot tho ex-p.-uses
ot the year cihico'i hundrudand sixty -wveu,
as lollows:
FOU SALARlK-s.
Item 1. Ot the lieceiver ol laxes, twenty-live
hui'died dollars (a-V)0. )
1 em 2. Ol the met Clerk, one thousand five
hundred do lais (l,"jti0.)
lienic. Ol eeeiitueii Clerks and one Messenger,
seventeen tuousand eisrht hundred do'.l us (S17,b00 j
(jKMCKAD fxi lnses
Item 4. For adverii.-nur delintji ent tux paycrs il f
K en hiindieit iiolluis (1".0U). I'rovidod, i hut said
Hiiveitiin!r sliiill rot bo done in more Ciau two
i.ew.-papers, and the Controller shad countersign no
v airant oceding liMeen cents for all advortimug
1 1 each niiine, in a v one Ward, as directed by tho
ae ol .March '1, 10'J.
lieni 6. Kor b ank books and stationery, ono thou
st. mi live hundred dollais ($1600)
Hem 0 1 or pimtinghills, notices, and advertising,
tv.ctiioiisaiid dollars i-0.,0)
Jtiui7. For lucideniul expenses, eicht hundred
dohars i$HH0j.
Item 8. For advertising liens for taxes, ono thou--Giiu
dollars (1000) l'rovido.l, The Controller ahull
couutorsigu no w inant on this item except he s'ihIi
linii that caid Bdvertisenientshall have been inserted
in on y two newspapers, at a churfro not exceeding
seveiilj-liVe cent in each case.
lieni 9. For l'rothouotary's cost, one thousand
oiilnrs ds-loOO). I'rovidod, The Controller shall
countersign no warrant ou this item, excopt the
chtii'g'.'S ehull be tor filing tho lien, sevouty-live
cent si for tti writ ot scue facias, includiue the im
l.oiiu! lax, two dollars; and lor the sutisluction of a
in n belore wilt is l-sued, thirteen cents, ami after
writ is i-siunt two (l'dlnrs aud tweutv-ttvo cents.
Item 10. For blieiiti's cotts three thousand doilurs
(tjyxo)
liem 11. For Surveys 'or Hens, lour hundred dol-'hi--
(S-100). lrov.ded, l'he Contiollei' shuli eoun
i, --icn no warrant drawn ou this item lor a charge
i .' eceiiiuf litty cents lor each survey.
Mini 12 For compi'Ufiition of Ktcoiver of Taxes
oi the Twenti-th rd Ward, two thousand live hun
d i d collars ( 2fioO i. I'rovidod, 1 he Coutroliers.mil
eoiu:ersiun no warrant drawn on th is iteih excopt
ut ihe ia;e of two and a half p r cent, of ail
t. onev received by tho aid l.'ecoiver during ttie
cHin in vear ior whici tho sam snail have b"en
loved, 8Ceoiiiin ro the provisions ot tho uc ap
i in.' 0 Avn! :jo, ls :l, and wiintiuts shall ho drawn
bv tne Keeelvi-r ol faxes ill couiorinity with exist
ing ordinances.
AVILLfAM S. STOKI.EV, 'j
l'r. sl.luut ol t'o'.iiiiiun Council.
Att.M-
Ahl:.Wt lM f-'TKWAliT,
As isiuut Cieik of ''nnimoii Councii,
.iOsiiu l'Ki;N(J,
l'rnsidont of So not Codtieil.
Af proved thist oiity-lirt diy of Deceinber. Anno
Doiniiii one thotisuud eight bundled and sixty
six (A. D. ISOUi.
MOUIMN M.MICH A EL.
It Mayor ot riitlaielptr.a.
CITY ORDINANCES.
1H ORDINANCE
To Make an Annrooriatiou for Llnliting the
City tonne xear iwi.
St etion 1. Iho So.ect and Common Councils ot tho
City ol l'hiladelhia do ordain. That Mi sum of
I our Hundred ana Twonty-oirht Thousand one
Hundred and Iwenty-two Dollais and Fifty cents
I e and tho same is hereby appropriated lor hflitng
and extinguishing, clesiuns'.ai.d repairing the l'ublio
Lamps lor the year 1807, as follows:
Iteml. For lurnislune gas to aud lighting, extin
puishlntr, clcaninr, and repairing seven thonsand six
hundred and lorty lamps d.iring the year iat lorlr
sevrn dollars each), three hundred and sixty-six.
thousand seven huudred aud twenty dollars.
(S830,72i).
Item 2 For llgh'inp, cleaning, extlntnilshlng, and
rit airinT, and lurnishtnit gas lor new lamps to bu
erected during the tear (at twenty-tour dollars each),
three thousand six hundred dollars ($30o0.
It(m8. For the e-ection of two hundred new
lamps (at twenty-eight dollars and torty fivo cents
inch), five thousand six hundred ana ninoty dollars
(J-5090).
Hem 4. For changing fluid lamps for ga (at seven
dollars aud filty cents encn I ono nuudrod and twelve
di llais and lilty cents ($112 60).
Item 6 For repairs and renevrats dung the year,
four thousand live hundred dollars (&4600).
item 6 For excise tax on ens used in the public
Is n p during thej ear 1867, iort-llve thousand dol
lui(S 15,000).
Item 7. tor excise tax on gus used in the pnbllo
Inmrs, supplied bv the Northern Liber. ios Gas
Works, two thousand five hut dred dollars (&2500).
And the warrants shall be drawn in conformity
with existing ordinances.
WILLIAM 8. STOKI.EV,
l'resident oi Common Council.
Attest
John Fkst-kim,
Clerk ot Common Council.
JoSuUA TKICING,
President of Select Council.
Anprovcd this twenty-tirst day of l'ecemhi-r.
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty six (A. D. 18). ,
MORTON VrMICH-VEL.
It Mayor ol l'htladulphta.
WHISKY, BRANDY, VVIPjE, ETC.
J-J & A. C. V AN 15 13 I L,
CLD RYE WHISKY,
FOR FAMILIES AND TEE TRADE.
No. 1310 I IIKSXUT Slrt.
J-J - & A. C. V A N 1) E I L,
F!NE OLD SHERRY WINES,
For Families aud the Trade.
No. 1310 CIIKSMT Street.
J-L & A. C. V AN 1 E I L
tVERY SUPERIOR BRANDY,
For Medicinal and other uses.
No. 1310 CIIESXL T Street.
-J & A. C. VAN E E I L,
CHAMPACNC3
CF ALL FAVORITE BRANDS.
No. 1310 CIIESXVT .Street.
r & A. C. V A N 15 E I L,
WIST. MERCHANTS,
11 19 mwIGrarp No. 1310 CI1KSKCT St.
QREA T REVO L U T I O N
IN TUB
V. IKE TRADE OF THE UKITED STATES
Pure California Champagne,
Made and preuared as it done in France, from Pnro
Caliloruia Wine, and tuklm the place of im ported
CUiiiiipusiie.
a ho under. Igned would call the attention of Wine
Dealers and Hotel Keepers to the follow Inn letter,
which niuy give a correct idea ot the quality of theii
Wiuc
"I ONT1NEMAL IlOTF.r,, l'llILADELPIll A, Oct. 25, I'Hii.
JlEbstis. boi'ciiF.a A- Co. :
' ticiitieintii : Having mven your California Cham
pai no a tlioiouuti test we take i-leasuro lusaylnu tlm
v. e think it the best Auieriinu Wine we liuve ever used
We slixll at once place it ou out bill ot tare,
t " ours tru y. J. K. KlIiGfLUY CO."
CALL and Till" OUR CALlKOltMA CHAAll'AHNli
BOUCHER &, CO.,
It 20 tuth.-SuU Jo. So VtY S-trect, Now York.
A. MAYLK, Ajcut. TMSASSOM St., Phl.aUelphia.
NATHANS & SONS
I M V O It T K 11 8
ov
UfiAHDIEii, WINES. QINS,
Klo. Kto.
Ko. 19 North FRONT Street.
1'UlLADKLfUIA.
MOBKB h'ATDARA,
HOKACK A. AATHiW,
OllLANDO D, MATHAf S.
10 2f
LT AADULTKKATKD LI yUURS OSLV
J JtlCHAilJj PKXlHTAS'd
tslOtthl ANU VAl'L'D,
No. 4:t!l CUKSSUX bTKKKT
Mciirly Opposite the Post 001-6
PH1I.ADF.L1I1IA.
Fnmlilt-s supplied Order 'loin the Coantry promptly
temled to
It KUAN'S CFXEBRATKD TOXIC ALR.
rl '1 his truly healthlul and nutritious beverage, now
in use by thousands Invalids and others has estab
lished a i liameter lor quality ol material and punt? ot
manu actuie which stands unrivalled. Il Is recoin
iiieniitd by physieluns ol this and other places as a supe
rior tonic, and requires Out a trial to convince the most
skeptical ol Its ur at merit. To ne Und. wlio'csaio und
litull. ot 1'. J.JUKUA.N . li 1't.Ait street. CI11S
jOIJEUT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE MUGiaSTS,
MAXWACTUHEItS,
UirOXTEIlS,
AND DEALERS IH
Faints, Yarnislics. ftiid Oils,
No. 201 NORTH YOURTII STREET,
jITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
WANCt ACTUREKS Or'
ManlllaandTarred Cordage, Cords,
Twines, Etc.
No. JS North WaTF.K Street, and
Ho. 'i'l North HElAWAKE Avenue,
VUlLAUKLrulA.
Kuwik H. Fitler, Michael Weavkr,
CONBAD F. CLOTIUEK. i
A
L-KXA S DEB O. C A T T E L L A- C 0..
l'UUl)ie:c i uaimisoii's aer r.iUAft ts,
So. 2t NOUl'U WUAliYE-j
AhD
KO. 21 NORTH tt'ATFR STBF.ZT,
HlllLAlFI.I'HtA
Al.rXAN!'! B C . CATTLI.I.. ' "U ir.i KL.UA3 O. CAlt.Xt
HAILROAD LINES.
E A
Ii I N ( It A I J. R O A
UJ.r AT IK'K I IM,
i.T1ii.,rA,')t,,','u 1(' """I- INTEL'OE OF
, ;'vl ,UyMA' Mitt VIKJI.I., Ml.siJtiE-
ti lu AAIKJWHFIT'AN" AS'' WOjf(N' VAI,-
cIj-adas awuiu. fuiauwLo'r, ad nit
IMLlt AKLAKGFMKNT OK PASSl'BGF.Il TRALSB,
, IK-'ober t, 1m.,
r.r? :C5n fr u ''ny Iwt. Btlllll.TEI.NTn and
hours': bUK-n, l"niJUel. hia, at th. iotlOT.Hi
MOKVIKQ ifCOSTMODATION,
At T'.lfl A. 81., tor Krai iff: ALd internma-at StRtfoni.
K' ttirnitiK, leaves KeaiiUA- at 6 JO t. AI . mrlviii--IlulaatiLhjiiatli
10 P.M. 1
Mlvl.-NlVd F.TPIIRflR.
Jl S-in A. 3I,
Ills train e.ni frti at READIVfl with F.t Pannsvl.
viiia Itatiroad trains f- r aIIi i:toa,eto.,and the Lt snoa
alle.v train for UarrlshniK, etc., At 1'OKt CrlfiTOM
w'th C'atan lsa linj.roao iihihi for Wllllainsbtirx, Ijock
Hawn. i;imlr, ttc : at HAKRIHIil'P.U with Northern
l ntifcl.Cumherlund Vallev.and hohi.lill and Husqne
Mnna trslns nr Northumberland, WLUlADuport, lork,
CLunbersburg, linesTove, etc.
AFILUNOOM ExTIIESS
Loavn Phnidelrhla at X S0P. M., for rtrsdlnirroHs-
)larlburg, etc., coiinecttiip with Heading and
C iLu. Uailroad mini tor Columbia, etc.
RI.AD1.NO AWOMMOUATIO
I,vm ltiAoliift at6fmA. M stot vloif at ail war ita-ti'-n,
prrlviik- at Pbiladrlolna ut l to A. M.
lit-.uniinp, haves fhltadclphia at 4 a0 P. M. ; anlves U
l. hi.iuk kt lie V. AC
Irrli.alprl'LUadeiptdnleav IlBrrlsbnrv t 810 A.M.,
ii I'ottsville at !& A. M., arriving In P!ulktc lbla at
1 '01. M. A (lei noon trains lv llarrisbiirK at P.
"vtHe at ii to I; M., trthiaa lu PhuaUelplda at
' UAPUI.SHntG ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Leading at 7 ') A. If., ai d H-irrlburg at 410 P.
M. (cnnictinx at iJtachit with Attimcon Accommo
riiitlon south at t M V. M arriving In riiiladtlpra at 014
Market train, with pRseouKer car atlarhed, leaves Phlla
rlelibi fit l.'-46 noon tor Reading atta all way stations.
I.tavea Keadlns at 11 ;.0 A. M , and L'oH nirurtown at li M
1'. M., (oi Hiiii.ilel.lila and all wsjaiatlons
All the alxve trains run daily, Hurdhvi exoepted.
Sunday trslna leave PotUvdlo at fc-OU A. M.,Kud Pldla
di phia ot 8 l:. p. M. Leave pbUudelytda for Ueaiina at
e (A) A. M., returnli g flem heed:ii(; at 4 a,'P. M.
CHLsaLK VA11.LV KAIU.OAO.
l'asngri ler liownligton and lntvrni(d!at point
taV e tbe I'M and 8"l"i A. JM. and 4 S0 V. M. tralna trcnt
1 L.lttJi li hla. rctumllJi fli.nl DownlnLi..im KtT-oO A. M.
fcliO lWMo neon.
t.w iolk Exrrxsa for rnT8Brr.a and the
WKhT
I -aves New York at 7 and M.ar d 8-0C P. SC., panlnj
1;. Hung at l l,r. and li. M A. M and 1-44 P. M., and cou
utetlrg at llarrlsburK with 1 tinsylvatda and northern
t ential Hallroad express trains lor Pittsiurg, Chtcan)
Y (lOainsrtrt, LlDjlra.Laltimore.eto.
Lemming, exprtss trMn Itavei llarrlsbanr on arrival o
the 1 etin.-j liama expiens fioui l'ltuburg, at 8 aod 0- A.
.. and 115 P. M pusalns lieadiiig at 4-4') and IC'62 A.
K.,t.r(J 11-3C P it.,fciid Rrrivlj,,';tnNewYorkatlO A.M.
ked t t p. II. fcit-eping cats aceou-panv tbeie trains
I' rongL between Jeiety City aud I'htsburg, without
chni,e.
A mall trRin forw York leaves Hsnlshurg at 2-10 P.
M. Mailtraln.ior liarrtsburs li nvae lstw vork at 12 11.
Sl.llt VLKll.JL. VALL1-.Y RAUKOAl.
Trains leave I'otwviile at 7 ana 11BO A. M and 715 P.
Vreiurunigltoailauia iuaat 7 36 A. M. and 140 and
tit tlUYLKILL AID Sf'SQVFHA KUA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn At iiA. M. for f ines-rove and
Iin:iibiirg, and lvoF lit. lor 1'inegToie and Tremout,
r-teriihiit from Harrtshurg m 8-j p, Mand troa 1're
QK.t.1 at 7o6 A. M. and 'If' P.M.
TICK hi rt.
Through flrst-claas tickets and (migrant tlek-t to all
the ilr.el al points lb die orta and Vt est and (.'anada.
1 li foltew iiig tickets aie obtainable only c.t te office of
S MiAll-OKU, 'ireuurer, No. '.'L7 H. FOL i:T Mreei,
1 li.luutij'hta, or of I. A. MCuLLS, Ueneral Superlntaud
acut, Lbuduig:
C0M5ITTATIOK TICKETS.
At ?" per cent, dltcount, bet ten any pjluta desired, for
tiiiiiilits and flnru.
MILFAGE TICKETS.
flood for 2000 mlits betvieeu a.l points, l;2'M cach.fot
tRu.i.les audhiuis.
BiCAftOX TICKETS.
For three, six, nliwi. or twclte months, for holders ouly,
' a ml uo.Lti , at reduci d rate .
CLEKOYMEN
Residing on the line oi the roan w ill befurrhhed c&rda
ei.atiuig themselves and wives to tickets at half tare.
EXCLUSION TICKL18
From Ph iladelphia to nrlnclpU stalluns, good for Btor
.I'j.v, Htindty, and Moncay,atredt.ced fare, to be fad only
a' ti e InAtt oQice. ai'UliLrhO "1H kud JAJOVt liiLL
Sirtets.
FP.EtOHT.
OtoJi of all dcscrlplloris forwarded to all the abova
poiniK from tiie Company' lieiut ifcl.ot, liUOAD ttd
VviULOWbtateU.
FKKIGI1T TEAIS3
Leave Philadelphia daily at 5 bt) A. M., 13-45 noon, and
C P. M., for Reauin,-, Ltbaum, flat i i6uurf, PuUtnlhe,
Port Cliutcu, aud ad points f'urwurtL
MAJLH
Close at the Philadelphia pott ontce for att places on tbe
rend ard Its branches at 6 A. M., and for the priiiclpiil
taticns on ly at H-1j P. M. 8 ifl
"Tj'ltBKIHT LINES TOR NEW YOKKAND
JJ all tbe Htationa on the CAMULM and AMhul mid
cimi cciliigKailioaos. INChl'.Ahl'.U I'fcSPA'iCH.
'lllh CAMJ'KN AMI AJMl'.OY ItAILltOAD ATTD
lllAASlORTA'liOX COMPANY HfUtillT LIM-.d
for .New York will lenve WALKl'T Street Wharf at fi
0 clock P. M. itally (Sundays excepted).
Freight inutt be dUheiud befoie 44 o'clock, to bofor
v aroed tlie tame day.
Returning, the above lines will leave Jiew Vork at 13
noon . and 4 and I', il.
litlt'htfor'ltenten. Princeton, Klngaton, Kcw Brans
Viik, and all points on UieCamocn and Amboy Ritilroad;
aiKo, on the Lelvidere, liel&waro, and I luuiiniiton, the
ew Jersey, the Fieehold and laniesbtir;.', and tlio lsir
linj.'.in aril idonnt ilolij' J.niliuujs, received aud for
v. in ilcd up to 1 P. .M.
Tlx- Lelvidere IieUware Kailroad cornccts at Phllllpa-bur).-
with the Lelii.h Yahey Railroad, ana at Manun
KneliiiiiK with all pointa on tne iietaware, Lackawanna,
anu Western Rauioad, furnnidiug to Syracuse, Butlblo
and other po'.nts in W esttrn New YorK.
'l i t lie Jeisey Railroad eounacts at Ktiirnbc-th with tha
iw Jeisey Central ltalln.ua, and at ISuwark with the
Morris t nu F.tte Railroad.
A hilp nieinorunuiiui, KpelfY'lus the marks and ninniers,
tl.ii ers andconii(.'iitt',uiut, in every Instance, be bent
villi, eacli load ot uooilt. or no receiot will be t,iven.
N. B lueitatd luelluies have been mado for the
truiK-portution oi live ttoca. Lrovers are Invited to try
the route. Vfen stock is furnnlied In titantltieof two
eut iOhOii or more, It wid te delivered at tlio foot ot Fortieth
Mint, near the Irove Yard, or at Pier h'o. 1, North
l iver, an tne tni.cis may uc-i-inaie at the time ol
bUipment. For tenes.or other intormtttu n, ar nlv to
WALTER FUKK.YIAN, t reKi.t Agent,
Ko. 6. DKLAYYALE Avenue, FhULdelprda.
-VI UKUl I'liNNSVLVAMA 1AIl,KOAD.
J 1 it iot. 1 Ulttli Struct, alK-ve 1 honinson.
orRF'lHl.tllK.M.LOiLt.hTOVt 'K.MAUCil CnUNK.
LAMON.WH UA.MhlORl.aud W ILKlESBAiiKE.
At 7-i.O A. Jl. (h.pics, for Bi'thltheia, Alientowii,
Jinuiti C i. link, litivieiou, W'uUauiNport, and W ilke-sbarre.
At li io P. M. (hxpren) (or litihieheui, Ejaton, etc.,
re-aeiilng 1 a-ton lit ti if P. M.
.it oli P. Mrur iletbltliein, Allentown. Mauflh Chunk
I r 1 ii yle.'-toii n at b-ii A M., 1 M and 4-1-j p. M.
1 or Fort Vfashinntiin at 10 A. M. aud 11 1'. M.
it r l.ansiiale at ( l.'i P. M.
V:.itetnraot the hecot.d anil Third 8trctti Lino City
I ui- liter Lar. inn nlree-t to tin-oep-it.
'J RAINS ICR l'l ULAl)F,LPHTA.
I.t uve Letliicliein at 6"H A.M. and li-iU Noon, andO'lS
M.
l.i vc roy esti wn at fi-10 A. M.,3-15 and & SO P. M.
X.i ave 1 ai't-Cale at t'IKIA. NI
l.euve t oit tVashlngtnn at lte.50 A. M., and 2-li P. Al.
ON hi J, 1AYS.
I'l lade'phta fnrlletl.lthem at ti A. M.
I'liilaeeli liia Cor liovlc.itnwn at -;i P.M.
1 mi . legion n tor Philadelphia at 7 20 A. M.
l e'lilelicui for l'lilladeli lna at 4-LO P. M.
Jl i-.utjh Hcket must bo procured at ttio tlokot offices,
'1 IiIj 1 street or BhRlv-tt Street,
f.-l ELL18 CLARK, Agent.
TC fll rillLADEI.PHIA AND FRIRKAII..
J C VjVJ.ROAli. 'Itni great hue txuversbs the ioiLh
ern i.nd Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the City
in I r e on Lut e Kile It lias been leaned and Is opeiuuil
I. . n i 1 emisilviinla liHilrowl C iinpnny.
'li.YJ. OF PAhShWlihlt TRAINelAr PHfLADELPIIfA.
A-t ve F.astw aril F.rle Jl ull Trulu, 7 A. kl. ; Erie Liwprusi
1 ru i , l 'Ai P. 51.; Elmiia Mail, 6 P P. .11 .
l.-i.ve Westwaru Erie Mail, 1 P. HI.; Erie Exprcat
1 luh,. 12 M. I Lliiilra Mail, 8 on A. M.
li. -enter cars run tin dilution tne F.rle Mall audExpresa
(ran t v hhout eliante- bufli Hays bctite-un I'liUtiileii hit
ui.e l.i.e. jj yiy YOPvK CONN-ECTION.
I.- ave Kew York at tt A. M., arrive ut Erie 10 00 A. M.
1. . vc- ew York at ' no P. M nrrn e in Eilo 715 p. jr,
l.-i-vt Erie ai.v;.0F. M., arrive at New York 4 40 p. Jl
L- .vii l-.ric at O'lu A.M., arrii e at iveiv ioik lu lO.A M.
. am Sleeping Cars oil all tl.o uiMht tmins.
l i iniuruiatioii respecting pnen nge-r binuies, apply at
cor- r'l Ml It I IE'! 11 and MAliKK'i .Streets, I'hha.
And lor lre-iiht business, of the Compuuy'a Agents, S. It.
Kin .i 'on. Jr., ecrner Ttilrteentd und Market tieut,
1 hi a elplilu: J. W. Reiuoldb, F.rie; W Ulimu Urown.
Agio N C. R B , Kaltlmore.
II. H. IIOi:TOM,(iencral Frekht Agont, Phlla.
11. W.I.Wi NM-.U.C.eninini ki t.tci'iit. I'iiila.
A. L. TYLER, Cxnornl ;inp.LYVtiliiiiui.poi t.
i E.ST JKRSF5T KAILRI'AD T.IXES, FROM
' li ot of MAI.KET street (t'pper 1 erry), conimeuu-
liu Sli'M 'AY, hei teuitxr. l-oo.
L1.AYE I'iiILAiiKl-1'liIA AS FOI.I OWS:
F. i l.iidgeton. bhlftn- ftll lville, and lei intermediate
itui, it.kisi m. M't H. M., PMM-ni(r.
1 ,: Wno(,biir.v.8 A. M-iS'o0 aud b P. M.
' V Jit i l-RMI-Sti 1RATS8 I.F.AVE
V c od'iurv at 7'liauu h-40 A. KH.I4 M P. M.
yr ,.e.eii at 7 0'- A. M. and S-:0 P. M . Fr'-.-h.a0P. M
H,,i,ui i C. f (i A. M. una i. o.i P. M. Frelglu,5 45 P. M.
a .iiii'.efctt." A. li. and a-C.-i P. M Fn Iglit.ti I) P.M.
,r e lit ay at ll'if- A. &., Passenger and 1 ieleht.
h i .1! Mill te received at Se on.1 Covered M'harf
b. It ii Va'niit meet. frtu -ifi a. M. uetll S-ii0 P. M.
1 1n. iveeivodb.t'i.ri-f W. A M. v (It i, i'-itoit i'.tl'.o-iitii- J.'.y.
1 " 'a: .'.Hl'verv.!!!. -ii. S 'il- r H'lH-: a. verm.
t, 4 Vka ..L-v-'......c.U. i Je-'.:i.c.il.. .e.
Jl 3-IR A. St., fcr lieadniii, Ltbat od, llarrtiinrit, potti
vllle, IlniRiove, 'Jsmaqua, hunbtiry, vi'Uliauinport.
rimira, Kotheiter. JitKa l'alls, Kullalo, lintown.
will esUiTo, l ittston, Vork, tajhule, Chauibemborg
lli'uratown.etc etc.
RAILROAD LINES.
Pnir.ADKi.rnrA, wilhingtox and tui -11MJUL
EAII It 1AI.
ItVE TABTE.
ROmrofnctrg MONIAV,lrrri.,t..rVI,lRrti;. Trlri will
live lep"t, corner otBRJAl Sues ai d WASUnsiol )m
Aven-ie, a loli.iwa:
Lrpreaa Trsla at 4-l.t A. r. Otr-rdnys exrep(3), for
Balnoiote and Y aMdngon.itopiLni' at VMutvr, Wfrrirtg.
ton, Newark, Flkton. Northchst," I errvvllie. Havre ile-f-rate.
Aberdeen, Perrymaii'a. fcilgewood. Magnolia.
Chase f and ritemmer's Pun.
r- dibu irain at n-.o a. x. ti'tipffA'-a fit tented), fur
alt. more, alopjilnn at a.1 reg-dar stnuona. Oonneriina;
'ilh llelKVefirp HalljMift . V iliiilni't.vn t ,r f'-.a,t..i . ?
.fn. .i i.;miih bi a., 'is, siRunna. innei-tuic
with liplKwareRaiLia(Sit IMitnington t.-r Crtsdcld auA
uiii i niTei.Mir iiaiuini,
Fxpreaslrafn at 11 4f A. K. (Sur.dayj eccpted).fo
Baltimore and Vi Mf.tiu'.oii. "
F.xpreas Train at o p. M. (Ruivtai ettcepted), for Rrti
tiniote and Washington, atopplng at Cbesler, Claynmt.
V'tlnilngton, hewark, Eikton, Norttieait, Perryvjlia,
Ifavre-de-Orace, Aberdeen, Perryuan a, Edgewood. Maa
nolia, Ciiaie a and h rmmer s Run.
Mght Expires at UP. M.fdai v),f.iriva'tlmoreiird WaihV
iL'.'VS'. '"'-tat Yt iJiLiiigU.ii with Delaware Rallm4
8M,rdayeceptfil),n. tTlnn at Middletown. Smyrna,
i ,l;.i rr"'Ktnn, Scat. ni. Sall -lir7,l'rhica Anne, an4 . .
an" tbeSouth.Cll,nclJ w"!,-u-fct Ko-tolk, lortsmiu.
lasaenaerabypoa, from Pal-liner for Fortress M
roeaidorfohv.u)UketheU 4i A. M. train.
Hepping at aU Stations be'.weea 1 hiladelphia aud Wt-
Leave Ph'ladtlrh'a at JJ'CO, 1 CO, , and 11-JM fdll r
M. The 41)0 P. M. txAln connects with lelawart KaumL
lor Mllferd and intermediate aiatlous. Ike p m tri!
rune t Nw CAitie. ' vum
((J1aI .vviunlwjton H715 ant S-W A. M , 1 and S
I ROM 11ALT!3TF: TO rHILAnELt'IfA.
Leave LMtim ie 7-ii - A. M . Way. mall, !- A. t .
rxpiei-a. l ljr.M , Lxf.nn. 0 'ci P. M., Expieta, M
P. M., Lxprexa.
I run Paitiinere, ti I'a-.rs do-Oraee an.! i:itvrtneJn.U
(tatioua at 4tUP. M.
TRAIN'S FOB RALTncop.B.
J.favc Chester ai 44? onfi le', A. M., and i-W P. M
Leave Wiluilnton at lumianil 41 A. M.., aad 4 18 r. It.
ftUNIiAY TRAIN
I.eavfg BaltlB-ora at hj!6 P.M., atopplng at Havr--Oraee,
l'l nj vllle, ana YMIa-iniiton. Also stops at Klktosi
and Newark to take panu-ngera forPnlladelr-lila and loaVa
fatengers from W asblngton or l altiruore, and Clieater te
eave passengers Irom Baltimore cr W aalilngton.
Thiotiuhllcetatoatl prints Wot, So.itli, and Ritilh.
west, n ay he proeined at Ticket Olliee, N'o.8:',H Cheaiiut
atteet, n i.der Ontlnental Hotel. Persona purehanliiAr
tickets at Oil.- olllee can r.avc tiieirbaggage checked at thear
it licence by titahaiu'a liaggcitO Ka-i-.i.
i H. l.KEMEY,8up?rlmondent,
PENNSVI-VANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WlA'iLli ARRANGEMENT.
7 he Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
the lcpot at Thlrty-llm and Market streets, whit la
I eacht a directly by the cars of the Markot street Passenger
Labway. TLoae of thet'besnut and Walnut Streets llail
vi ay run within one square oi ii.
On surdws 1 he Market Street cars leave Eleventh au
Market Bts. minutes before the departure of each Tram
Mann'flia gage Express will cull lor and deliver ha.
gaeat the lepot. tirders left at tho Ollice, lo. U1 Chal
nui 6 ire el, will receive attumiou.
HiAihb llave M i oi, v;z.:
Mull Train at OOA.af
1 ao.l Accomniexiation, No. 1 A 2, at 10 A. M. A 11 20 P. ht
I ast Une and Erie express at 12-00 M
Parkesburg Tialu at 1-00 P. if
llarrisbuzg Acconimoilaiion at 2'-d "
Lancaster Acconnne-dation at 4 00 H
Pittsburg and Erie Mali at !MW -
l lilladeipbla F'.xpreas at 11-00
Pittsburg and Frio Mali leaies dally, except Saturdnr.
Plnladelpl.ia F.xiress leave! da.ly. All other tiaina
Un.ly, except Stinduv.
PasseiiKera byaaall Trslr goto WHllamsrort wlthoat
chhiige of cars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 810 P. M
Passengers by Mail Train go to Carlisle audchainbem
btirg w iihoiit change of cars.
Slt ping Car Tickets can he had on application at tha
Tieket Ollice. Ko. (iil Cbesnut street.
TRAIM AK1UVX AT ntl'OT, VIZ. :
Clnclrnatl l:xjiress atlJ-N) A af
l hiiadelvhla Express at 710
PaoU Aceouinjedaiion, No. 1 4 2, ut 8 0 A. M. A 7-10 P M
Parkfslnirg Irani Bt 8-20 A If!
Lancaster Train at 12 III P if
lastl.Uie Bt j.jiq i.
Day Express , M j.vg
13rriburg AcciunHiodaiiou at & S0
Philadelphia t xpre?a arrives daily, except Monday.
Cincinnati Express arrive daUy. All other trains
daily, except Sunday.
Passengers leaving Lock Haven at 7 00 A. M., and WH
llauicport ut 8-40 A.M., reach Philadelphia wiiliotit charm
Ol cais, Irom Wililamsport, by Hay Express, at 6-00 p. M
The Pennsvivanla Railroad Company will not assume
ar.y risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Apparel, aa4
limit their responsibility to One liunured loUrs Ui
value. All ltagxage exccdlng that amount in value
will be at the risk of the owner, unless takon by specuvi
contract. For Unifier Information, apply to
JOHN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, o. (131 Cheanut St.
SAM L'EL li. WALLACE, 1 leket At ent, at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily (except Sunday). For
full particulars as to fare and aecouiinodatlona, ainlr U
812 1RANC1S FCNK.,No.lWr LOCK. Street.
FOR NEW YOliK.-THR CAMDKN AND
Amboy and Philadelphia aud Trenton Raliioad Com-1-ny'i
Lines
IROTlt PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and Way Places, from Wuluut Street YVhatf, will leave At
P'doiva, viz.: FAiia;
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion S-'-H
At 8 A M., via Camden and Jernev City Express'..".".". 3 0
At 2 P. M., via CuinueD and Ainboy Express gig
At t P. M., via Camden aud Amboy Accouiniodatloa
and Luiigiaiit 1st class as
At 0 P. M.i via Camden and Amooy Aceumiuodatiua
and Emigrant, 2d eittas i-ajaj
At 10 A. M., 2 and 6 P. M., for Mount Holly, hwana
vilie. Pemberton, BirniiiiKhaiu, and V Inceutonn. and at
tlA M. und 6 p. M for M. mil Holly only.
At C A. M and 2 P. M. for Freehold.
At(i aidlllA. M ,12M ,4,ft,ii, and 1V80 P.M. for F(ah
House, Palmyra, Riverton, Progress, Delaneo, Beverly,
Edjjtwater, liuihngten, Flvrei.ce, B.irdentown, etc. Tha
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. lines run direct through to Trenton.
I.IM.S 1 ROM KfcNSINti'lOA DEPOT WILL LhAVK
At 11 A. M., 4-ho, 0-46 P.M., and 12 P. M (NlghtLTi
Kensington and Jersey City Express Lines, fare J-00.
The i 4o P.M. Line v 111 ruu daily. All others Sundays
exci pied.
Ati oi. and 11 A. M ,8, S'W, 4 20, 8, and 6 45 P. M. and
12 Miunlgtit. forlirlstol, Tienlon. eic.
At 7 to and lo-lO A. M.,8,4 ;io,f,and (2 P.M.,forScUeuck
Atld-tCiA.M , 11,6, and 12 P.M. lot i'.dlliigton.
At T'.iu and 10 15 A. M .8,4,5,6. lind 12 1. M.forCorn-
well's. 'I orrctdido, Holiiieburg, Taoony, Hrlueshurg. and
f rant lord, and ut 8 P. M. lur Luhuusburg aud luter-
incdiKte staliuus.
At 10 1& A. M., W. 4. fi, 8. and 12P . M. for Wlsslnomhur.
BELY1DEKE DELAWARE, RAILttOAI),
Fortl.cl'elawate River Valley, northern I'eiiusvlvania,
uln: cw York State, and the (treat Lakes. Dally (Sun
days excepted; Horn KciibiiitflOQ Depot, us follows i
At 7 ao A. M. tor Magaia t ails. UiHIaio. Dunkirk. Canan
daigua, Elmha, Iihaca.OwegM, Rucliester, Hno-haiuton,
Oswego, Syracuse, Oreat Heua. .Montrose, WUkesbaxro,
SeiBMi-n, Stroudbtirg, Water (.lap, etc.
At 7-;o A. M. and 8-o0 P. M. ti r Belvluere, Easton,Lain-
birtvllle, Fleuiitigton, eto The a-xo P. M. l ine connects
direct with tbe train leaving hasten for Mauch Chuuk,
Alieutovvn.llelliielieln. etc
At 6 P. M. tor Lambertvllle and IntrrmodlHte stattons.
Deninberl.lbi.O. WILLIAM H.UAT.JlhU, Agent.
PHILAPr' I'HIA, CERMANTUWN, AND
NORK1S" o.N RAILROAD.
On ami after li.LliSDAY, No vimber 1, 1-GC, until fur
ther notice.
FOB OERMANTOWJf.
Leave Pblledelihia 6, 7,8, , 10, 11, 12 A.M.,1, t, 3 V,
3;', ,4.0. th , U-lli, 7, 8, 0, JO, 11, 12 P. M.
Leave Cerniantown 6, 7, 7)4, 8, 8-20,'J, 10,11, 13 A. M
1,2. 4, 4J..6, fc.'i . 7,8, 0, In. 11 P.M.
The 8 '.'li down train, and o? and b tp trains will not
stop ou the Oeruiuiitown branch.
ON SUNDAY'S.
Lci.ve Phhadolchla y,'4' A. M., 2, 7, and lf? P, M.
Leuvo Germaiuown bit A. M., 1, C, and V'i P. M.
CHEsNL'T HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Pliiludelphia (i, b, 10, 12 A. ti.., 2, fi.V. 7,f,
and IIP M.
Lei tc Chesnut Hill 7-10 minutes, 8,9-40, II 40 A.M.
l-4u, 8 4U, C IO, o 40, 8 40, and ln-40 minutes P. M.
ON 61'NDAIS.
Lei ve Philadelphia !e S minutes A. M.,2 and 7 P.M.
I,i..ve ( lie.Miut ilia 7-lAi uiinmes A. ai.., 12-40, 6 40, and
9-2o i Uiutes P.M.
) OR CONSHOHOf KFN AND NORRI8TOWN.
I.( i ve Philadelphia (,8 a-' lit, minutes A. M., 1;,8,
4i, ' i. li-U, 8'lfi niimites. and ll P. M.
Lu ve liorristown 6 40, 7, 7-50 minutes, 9, 11 A. M., 1J
4k, . amlKP-M-
'1 hi Mi P. Al- train will stop at Falls. School Lane, Wia
ssliic oii.itauajunk, Spring Mills, andCouahotiockeu only
OX SCNDAY8.
I.ei ve Philadelphia ! A. M., 24 anil C, P. M.
jjei e Noiilbtuwu 7 A. M., 6 and b P. 11.
FORMANAYINK.
Lci.ve Philadelphia li, 8 So, 11 -Oo minutes A.M.,1
3,4i..'S'.,'a.-0'', and 11, P. M.
Let v e Mauay link O'lO, 8 20, lla A. M., 2, S, CV,
8), P M.
ON SCXDAY 8.
Leave Philadelphia it A. M ., V ,', and 6'f P. M.
Lei ve Mauavunk 7H A. M.".,aiiU il P. M.
. S. W 1 1.SO V, ieneral Superintendent,
. Depot NINTH and liKEJSN Street
HARD RL'BHKll ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS, Anns, Legs, Appliances lor
lietormltv. etc. etc. These LiuihaareJ
71 am tin- llclitnHl. iiiiint dnrAhln nimiiiirt.
IruTi.turnul !.,. Ilia III .i.mx a ...I 111.
' I ahlA. nprluut. anil ftrllsiio Miili.-ititiil,.a 1
yet Invented 'fhey are approved and
adouted hv the I'nited Stutns llovuru-
neiit and our principal Surgeous. Patented August li,
l.-i...- a: a, iS, 13W;May 1, lbtii. Addrei
K I ' MALL A CO.,
No. bS9 Al'.Cn Street, Philadelphia.
P miuhlet free. a 27 bin
p B I V V WELLS OWN Kits OP I'ROPKRTY
X. Theoul.r place to get Privy Wells cleaned and d -nitv'ed
at vary lew prices.
A. TETPOS,
M aim Met 'tret of Fou'trviiA
r i 5 CLPHITUS' U.V..I..L BUAtiV Btxei
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