CITY INTELLIGENCE.
M AbniHONAL LOCAL IT KM ft KK OUTSIDK PA9BS.J
Caphaltikh and Hospital Cases. Sinco our
last mention of hoopiul hems, the follo,unir
rxins have been adm ttvd :
Jobn McCalt, aprd twenty two, and John (Jul
lapher, agod tweui v-onc, were badly hurt about
the head, lace, and len, by tackling fallinu on
them vbile unloading rt vessel at Christian
Mrept wharf. They residod in Clay street,
between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
ttreetg.
John Brady, aped twentv-four, living at
EiRhth and Bhippcn htroeto. hud his hands
crushed b.v bcinc cauiMit between hogsheads of
np:ar on ChtiHttnn stret t tv-nirf.
A lad named Robert Kelley, eleven years of
upe, rcsldim? in Carpenter street, below Eighth,
lell while playing with other boys, and broke
his right am..
Mary Wl'-iii, colored, ae-ed twenty ycar.i, fell
down a flitrht of stairs at tier reHidenee, No. 02D
Ijomhard street, and diBloented her left lep.
William lfolmes, a resideut of Ko. !)47 South
TCigbth street, with left let? badly crushed by
being run over by a pamenper. ear on Wallace
streets he was attemotinp to pet on the front
platform. John McClintock, with serious inju
ries caocd by a fall from ms cart at Eighteenth
and Federal streets.
During the alarm of firo In the lower seetlon
of the city, early yesterday morning, J amen
Burns, aped twenty-four jeara, was run over by
the Alarion Hose carrinc, and Injured iutcr
ually. He was taken to tin; Hospital.
The iIeai.tit Office. The report of inter
ments for tin week ending April (, 17, gives
the number of deaths and iuterments at 293;
adults 146 and minors J47. The principal
causes of deatu of adults were consumption of
me iuuks auu ijpuoiu n ver, there being 35 of
the formerj and 20 of tho latter; of minors, con
vulsions and fever were the mum causes.
Ages Under one year, 8',i, one to two, 1!; two
to five, 24; five to ten, 12; ten to fifteen, 6; tilteen
to twenty, 4; twenty to thirty, 32; thirty to
forty, 29; forty to filty, 23; fifiy to sixty, 22;
sixty to seventy, 21; seventy to eighty, 12;eighty
to ninety, 7.
Nativity United States, 200; foreign, 67; un
known, 17; people of color, 1G.
Sex Males, 134; leniules, 159: boys, C5;
girls, 82.
There were from the Almshouse, 18.
The number of deaths, compared with last
week, and with the corresponding week of lscii,
was as follows: Weett ending March 30, lGU,
was 2G8; week ending April 7. 1807, 28G,
Another Stable on Fire. A stable in Krider
alley, running from Swunson to Front streets,
was discovered on tire about 1 o'clock on Sunday
morniner, which spread so rapidly that those
who Br6t reached it were unable to rescue the
horses, and five of them were burned to death.
From the stable the 11 nines spread to the root of
a malt-house connected with the South wark
Brewery, which was d am acred ; also, to the
brick stable ot Arthur Nugent, which contained
several valuable horses. Tuese were all got
out uninjured ; two of them belonged to Doctor
Ward, cue to William Carson, and one to Mr.
Nupeut. The stable was burned out, aud the
roofs of four contiguous dwellings destroyed.
The carpenter shop ot Mr. Berry, with its con
tents, was burned ; also about ten thousaud
feet of lumber, belonging to Joseph Reed,
cooper. In consequence of the stables and
shops being difficult of access, the firemen
labored uuder great disadvantages, but they
worked unceasinelv for svernl hours,
Fires. At an early hour yesterday morn
ing, the paper-mill owned by Mr. John Dewees,
and located in Rowlaudville, Twenty-second
Ward, was entirely destroyed. Tne mill was
built of stone, and was two stories in height.
The loss will amount to between two and three
thousand dollars. No insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been caused by an incendiary.
It was raining at the time.
An alarm of fire was caused yesterday after
noon, about 2 o'clock, by tiie slight burning of
the roof of s kitchen at No. 504 N. Tenth street.
A little alter 3 o'clock, yesterday morning, a
fire broke out in a stable on Acorn alley, below
Locust street, belonging to the proprietor of
the American Hotel, Mr. Rowlings. The mimes
were contined to the rear ot the building, burn
ing ot the root and the woodwork of the inte
rior, together with hay, straw, etc. The roofs
of two dwellings adjoiuing were damaged, and
the houses gnmiwht dnmnrra hv wuter.
Scrros-ED IIoMiciriE is Camdev. John
Markcy, residing in Plum street, above Third.
Camden, while in an intoxicated state, on
Tuesday morning, visited the Parson Hotel,- at
the foot of Federal street. His desire for more
liquor wa9 not af tirst granted by the barkeeper,
Alexanoer craaiey, out ine inner oeing exceuu
iugly annoyed, gave Markey a drink on promise
of his immediate departure. He then toft and
pot into hu altercation with parties outside.
Bradley went to the door, when Markey caught
him by the throat. Bradley threw him off; he
lell, fractured his skull, and died on Saturday
night. Bradley, who hud been previously held
in $2000 bail, was rearrested and placed in the
county jail to await the Coroner's inquest,
which will be held this attrmoon.
Stabbing Affrays. On Saturday evening
lat, u colored muu, numed Henry Brown, re
siding at No. 3 Russell avenue, between Eighth,
and Ninth streets, received three terrible cuts
from a case-knile in the hands of a colored man
named Deacon. It is said that Brown was
standing in the street, near his own house,
talking to Deacon's wile. .nd that the husband
came up and committed the assault. Deacon
was arrested, and Brown was taken to the
Hospital.
A tight occurred at a late hour on Saturday
iiieht, in Federal street, auove sevemn, auring
which a, man named Robert Shultz was badly
stabbed in the bicic with a shoemaker's knife.
Shultz resided in Fitzwater street, below
Seventh, but in consequence of the nature of
his wound be was removed to tho Hospital.
Robberies. The cigar store of Mr. L. U.
Grim, No. 331 Arch fctreet, was entered through
a back window on Haturtfay nieht, and was
robbed ot meerschaum pipes and ciear tubes
valued ut over two huudred dollars. The
thieves effected an entrance thiougb. a back
window in the second oiory.
A daring robbery was perpetrated on Sunday
morning in the establishment of Messrs. A. J.
Hoyt & Co., No. 329 Chesnut street, liold
watches, jewelry, and opera-glasses were taken
from the'.r fiont window by fcoine daring thief,
by breaking their snow window. A large
reward will be paid for the detection of the
thief and recovery of the go .Is.
Namb Changed. By resolution of Councils,
Prune street will hereafter be known as Locust
treet, with which it corn-sounds, in accordance
with the general plan mtipted in naming the
streets of thi9 city. Prune meet, which is about
filty feet in breadth, running from Fourth to
Sixth 6treet, betweeu Walnut and Spruce, was
formerly well known, from tue fact of the old
'Frisiu"or "Debtors' Apartment" being situated
there.
Tired of Lifb. Karly yesterday morning
William Murray, Hged 34 years, residing at No.
221 Wharton street, attempted to commit suicide
hv shooting himself. Tho bal from the pistol
entered the lett breast, Inflicting a wouud which
it is tboupht will prove fatal. Ho was taken to
the Pennsylvania Hospital, where the bull was
extracted The untortunute man ha been in a
". melancholy sta'e fo-- '" time back.
Fell Overboard James Piper, aged 26,
seaman of tho British steamship Westmore
land lying at the foot of Washington street,
fell from the eaneway about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, while in an Intoxicated state, and was
downed. An inquest waa held, and a verdict
f .prtdental drowning was rendered.
Hydrophobia. Policeman Hickey, of the
Ninth District, shot a mad dog at Sixteenth and
rr ton (.tree a yesterday afternoon. The ani
mal had for wm time past exhibited symptoini
of hydrophobia.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
Off Stocks. On Saturday afternoon the
revenue-cutter Resolute was launched. She is
of fupeiior build and mod.
Target Practice. On Friday, April ID,
flic Washington Grays will parade for targ t
practice.
AMUSEMENTS.
Italian Opera. Trovalore will be presente 1
at the Academy of Music this evening, with a
cast embracing Madame Parepa-RoMi, Madame
Amalia Pattl-Strakosch, Slguori P. Bngnoll.
Fortnna, and Larti. In this opera Madame
Parcpa-Hosa created quite an excitement in
New York and Boston, and we tru3t snc will
win new laurels here.
To-morrow evening .Vorma will presented,
and on Wedne-day the llarher ofSeoiUc. This
troupe, can only remain with us the present
week, giving five soirees, and one matinee on
fSaturduy next.
N kw CnERNrT Street ;TnEATni?.'-i-This is Mr.
Murdoch's last week. To-night It. B. Sheridan's
spat kliug comedy of the .Vioo for tfcanrtnl
will be given. Mr. James E. Murdoch will per
sonate the rollicking "Charles .Surface," sun
ported by Miss Jos'e Orton as Lady Teazl" "
Mr. Mackey as "Sir Peter Teazle," 'Mr. W. II.
Bailey as "Sir Oliver Surface," and Mr. Frank
Lawler as "Joseph Surface' This will be a
very fine cast, and we have no doubt the comedy
will be played throughout in admirnb.e style.
To-morrow, by request, Money will be re
peated. Saturday afternoon, orly Murdoch matinee
Walnut Street Theatre. This eveniug
Miss Lucille Western will present her powerful
rendition of "Camillc," in the play of tlni;
name. Mr. George H. Clarke appears as
"Armand Duval."
To-morrow nisht the evening will be devoted
to Fast Jjynne, lor the last time during tlm
engagement.
Arch Street Theatre. The brilliant young
Philadelphia actor, Mr. Edwin Adams, com"
raences an engagement this evening. He will
appear as "Jean Vaubaron," in the new French
conceit called Clairvoyance; or, The Man Willi
Mux Fiaures. in which Mr. Adams has created
quite a sensation in New York and NewOrleaus.
The play will be put uoon the stuge In excellent
style, with an admirable distribution of char
acters. American Variety Theatre. The Variety
troupe at the American Theatre continues to
draw excellent houses. They present a diver
Htied entertainment every night, and their
exhibitions are quite interesting. O.i Thurs
day evening, April 18, Mr. James Pilgrim, the
accomplished aud deserving manager at this
theatre, will have a complimentary testimonial.
Handel and Haydn Society. The last concert
of the Handel and Haydn Society for the season,
takes place at the Academy of Music n Tues
day evening, 26th instant. Mendelssohn's giand
oratorio of Paul will be tho attraction on
that occasion, the solo parts sustained by Mr.
H. M. Smith and Mr. J. F. Iiudolph son, of Bos
ton, and Mr. George Simpson, of New York.
The choruses will be sung by the Handel and
Haydn, and a grand orchestra of forty per
formers, under Carl Sentz, will do the accom
paniments. Tue Peak Family Swiss Bell Rinocus an
nounce that this is the lust week of their tine
entertainments ot Conceit Hall. They have
matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The
exhibitions given by the Peaks are highly
spoken of, and are well worth a visit.
Carncross & Dixey, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, present an attractive bill this
week, and draw full houses. 'Hie House that
dock Built, and the "ieets" of the Japanese tire
among their attractions.
Theodore Tilton at Concert Hall. The
editor of the New York Independent will lecture
before the Social, Civil, and Statistical Society
of the Colored People of Pennsylvania on next
Monday evening, the 15th instant.
Carl Boese, assisted by Madame Clara Brin
kerhoff, Miss AugUbta Roese, Mr. L. Engelke,und
several other eminent artists, will give a con
cert of vocal and instrumental music at the
Musical Fuud Hall, on next Friday evening.
ai ai:im: tjoi.ixjkapji.
For additional Marine Is'ews tee First Page.
ALMANAC i'OK PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY
Stt.N Risks ....S'M Moon Risks 10T)2
Bun tSKTB H-niiilitm Watkb i n
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
SAMI'KL K. tSTOKKR, "
ukokhk N. Tatham, J-Monthly Committee.
Andkkw WukklekJ
UUVKUKM'8 OF UCKAN STKAMKKS.
FOR AMERICA.
Ottawa
C. of Uuliliu..
l'rupouiis ....
Antwerp New York Mar. 23
, Llverpool...lSew YorK Mr. 'li
Liveri)oui...l'ldlaUu ...Mar. 2.i
Llveruool...New York -.Mar. i
Tripoli..
i,ii.Ht KMiern....Llveriooi...xsew lorn.... mar. zn
C. ot Aiilwerii..Llverpoot...rew Y oik Miir. 27
(iermaiiia.....!50uiliaiiiplou
.iSew York Mar. 27
iitiisaM Soulliumploii
New York .Mar. 27
Helvellu
..Liverpool. ..New York Mar. 27
Peruvian .Liverpool... Portland Mar. 28
bt. Laurenl Havre New York.... Mar. 2S
FOR EUROPE.
Chicago New York...Llverpool April 1(1
Cliina .Boston Liverpool April 10
KUiiiUurgb -New York...Llverpool April lo
Ht-iuiaiiii New York...llremeu April 11
AraKo ....New 'ork...Havre April 12
Virginia New York...Llverpool April 13
Belloua New York...LonUou. April 13
Cermaula New York. ..Hamburg April 13
C.of Antweip,...New York...Liverpool April 13
Ottawa New Y'ork...Antwerp April 13
Havana New York...Havre -April 13
bt. Laurent New York...Havre -April 20
Baltic New York...BremeD... April 20
MlHSiHStppl New York. ..Havre.. April 27
Fulton New Y'ork... Havre ..May 17
C0A8TWI8E, DOMESTIC, ETC.
H. HudRon PUilada Havana... Aorll 9
Columbia New York... Havana April 11
H.Cbaunoey....New Y'ork... Aspinwall. April 11
Alliance Phllada Cbarlestou April 13
Tonawauua rnuacia huvannau April l.i
N. America New York...RraKll April 22
8. America New Y'ork...Brai!il May 22
Mulls are lorwaruea oy every uteamer in me reuuiar
llnna. The aLeamers for or 1'roiu Liverpool call at
Clueenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londouuerry. Tue steamer lor or rroiu vuevxmu
neul call at Houthaniiuon.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Roman. Baker, liusion. H. Winsor Co.
t-ieuiimlilp Alexandria, i'ralt, Richmond, V. P. Clyde
& Co.
Steamship J. W. Everman, Tuttle. Charleston, Lotb-
gieaiuslilp Cbax, Crobsiuau, Providence, Lathbury,
Wickershani & Co.
Brie Ueu. Banks. Ketcbum. Boston , L. AudcnrleditC'o.
BchrE. Watson, Craumer, Washington, J. E. Ba.ley
A Co.
SchrJas. Bradley, Bradley, Washington, Blakiston,
tiraell'&Co.
6chr Northern Llnht, Buckuilnster, New Haven,
Aiideiiried. Norton t Co.
fcchr Cynthia Jane, Bellows. Bridgeport, Qulutard,
Wuril t o.
Scbr J. M. Brooniall, Douglass, Boston, J. O. & G. S.
P.epnlier.
Pchr Vrale, Mason. Charleston, D. B. Stetson & Co.
Si hrRuby, Cobb. Salisbury, l0.
Kt'r H. L. (law, Iler, Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr.
bt'r Mayflower, Robinson. New York, W.P.ClydeifeCo.
hi'r Philadelphia, Fulus, Washington, do.
bt'r W. W blUdeu, Rigglus, Baltimore, J. D. Ruofl.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
PleamBhlp Virginia, Allen, from Kichmond, via Nor
folk, wttb indue, to W. P. Clde & Co.
bchr Trade Wind, Hoft'mau, from Charleston, wttb
lumber to J. W. (iaxklll & bona.
bchr J. M. Brooniall, Douglass, from Portsmouth,
bchr Ocean Wave, Baker, from Bridgeport.
bclir J. Bradley, Bradley, from Washington.
Schr R. W. Tyler, Rohblns, from Boston.
bteamer Bevei ly. Pierce, 21 hours iroin New York,
wilb nidse. to W. P. Clyde fe Co.
Meaiuer New York. Marshall; from Washington,
wlib uirtse. to W. P. Clyde t Co.
Tug Hudson. Carr. from Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
OorreKjpondenre of the Philadelphia Kxchanu.
r Lkwkh, Del.. April 6 8 A. M. Brig Ua, trom Man-
KBiillla tor Philadelphia, passed In the Capes to day.
The following vesseln from Philadelphia went lo
spa to-day: Barque A. M. tlray, lor Marseilles; brigs
Ida C, for ARpinwall; Maria White, for Cardenas; and
Haze, for Portland, A barque came down lor sea
suppotied the Maria Miles, for Hamburg.
bieauilug A. Wlnauis, from Philadelphia for New
York, went to sea at i P. M. Wind w.
JOSEPH LA FETRA.
MEMORANDA.
Bhlps C. Davenport, bieveim, and Lizzie Mosna, Care
for Philadelphia wilb despatch, were up at Liverpool
23d ult. ,
bleamshtp Tonawanda, JeDDlnga, hence, at Savan-
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, forPhlladelpbla,salled
from Wilmington. N. C , 6tb Inst.
Steamship Alliance, Kelley, lor Philadelphia, sailed
jrem Charleston tilb lut.
Bnrnue Victoria, Kmidvon, for Philiidelphla.clearpd
at New York Mh I hk t.
l arqne linlmi, Morrill, lu nro for Marseilles, was
rpxki n 2ith nil.. Ini. ;7 4ii, leu. Mill.
Hng Minna 'I rani), True, hence, at Matanfas zSth
lilllno.ll
ling Princeton, Wells, from Providence for Phila
delphia, sailed from Newport 3il Inst.
Brig Idella, Jackson, hence, at Mstanzas 2.1th ult.
Schr U. Hreen, Westcoit, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Pawlucket Mh Inst.
Schr Paul beavey, Gulliver, hence, at Matanzas 2tn
ultimo. ...
Schr Essex, NIckcrson, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 5th Inst. , .
bchr L. Gray, Huntley, hen!e for Norwich, at New
London 4th Inst. ..... .
i-clirs I Baker, Pnrvere; C. P. Stlcknev, Mathls: W.
Betiienl, Penny; and Dingo, linker, hence, at Boston
4th inst.
Kchr Monteznma, Lowe, hence, at B"!fat 27th nit,
Schrs C. Moore, Ingersoll, hence, and searsviue,
Chase Irow Boston for Philadelphia, at Newport otn
li'ant, . , T u
Hcl.rs H. May, Fianklin: K Purves. Jones: and J. s.
W ehlln, Uoweii. lor I'nlladelphia, sailed from I rovl
donee .lib Inst. . , , ,
Schr CircafiSiun, Kendall, hence, nt Belfast 3d inst,
MISCELLANY. . .
I.Al'Nilicn.-At Ni winiryport, Mass., .".! Inst., from
the ird of Genrge .lackniim. Jr.. the steamship Krlo,
bnlli for the American Kteuinshlp Company, to run
between Boston and Europe.
At Wis.asset. March 2. by L. Carlton A Co., ascl r
ol lie tons, carpenter's measurement, called the .leiinirj
A rmstrong, owned by James Jewett ami others, or
W IscBsset, nnd Inienned tor the llshlng trade, under
command of Captain J I. F. Jeweik
NOTICE TOMARIKERS.
The Martin s Industry Light Vessel, olTthecntrance
to Portlmyal, b. V., has been removed trom her sta
tion lor repairs. A Light Vessel, exhibiting the same
order and number ol lights (two reflector lights), has
ihken her place, she can be distinguished by the fol
lowing marks, viz.: Hull and mastheads yellow, day
marxs hlnck, and the word "Reliot." painted In large
bln' k letters on her Hides.
The Mariln s Industry will be restored to her sta
tion us soon R nriicilcable.
By order ol the Lighthouse Board. ,.() jryq
Lighthouse Inspector, sixth District.
Charleston, April 1, IstiT.
Cubltl's or Nightingale Gap Is becoming one of the
most dangerous traps on the river. During the war a
boat's crew from the L ulled States guard-ship Night
ingale cut an opening in the bank ol sulllcteut width
to allow a small bout to pass throughi It Is now more
than half a mile wldo, and the water rushes through,
v. illi a learlul rapidliy and dealeiilng noise. IU lirst
victim as the brig iiopn. the second the schr Robnsto,
and the present one is the Lighthouse steam-tender
Geranium, t nplaln Tillhergh. bhe was reported Ust
evening as lying broadside to, and In a dangerous
position.
S. W. Pass, Mississippi, March 2T.
MEDICAL.
ftflEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Latest and Most Important Discoveries
111 the Treatment of Clirouto
Diseases.
DR. S. W. BECKWITII'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1220 WALNUT Street.
During our Investigations In the treatment of dis
ease In Its various forma by the agency of electricity,
we have obtained very many valuable and startling
facts, which, added to the previous though limited
Information possessed by other and less fortunate
operators, place us beyond all previous knowledge of
this mysterious agent. During the course of our prac
tice we have treated and cured, through the know
ledge thus gained, many tbousauds, and by means of
our new discoveries bave established ourselves as the
most successful Medical Electricians in tbla country
or Europe.
Electrical Investigation has proved that the human
body acts on the principle of the galvanic battery.
The bruin, mucous and serous membranes, the sklu
tissues, and fluids, constitute the negative aud posi
tive iorces, and every action, whether mental or phy
sical, Is the result of these antagonistic foroos. Diges
tion, respiration, circulation, secretion, and excretion
are due solely to electrical Influence, There Is a polar
action established throughout the nervous system
which connects with every part of the body.establlslt
eg and preserving a proper balance of the olectrlcal
element which constitutes health, and a disturbance
of which causes disease. There are strictly but two '
conditions ot disease one of Inflammation orposi- j
live; the other, weak, debilitated, negative and as )
electricity contains these two conditions In the action j
of the positive and negative currents, all we have to
do is to neutralize the disease and restore proper i
healthy action, '
Among the chronic diseases In which electricity has J
been and Is dally being, by our agency, of the greatest ;
utility, a cure being rapidly effected after the failure ;
ot all other means, are: '
1. Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitus' Dance, Paralysis
(Hemplegia), Neuralgia, Hysteria, NorvouBuesa, Pal- .
pliatiou oi me noun, uwkihw, civ. j
2. Sore Throat, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,. .
Obstinate Constipation, Hemorrhoids, or Biles,
Bilious, Flatulent, and Painter's Colic, a. id all aUuo
Uoub of the Liver and Spleen.
. Catarrh, Cough, iulluenza, Aathma when not :
caused by organic diseases ot the heart), Bronchitis, '
pleurisy, Pleurodynia, or Rheuuiatigtu ot lUo Chest,
Consumption In the early stages. ' ,
4. Gravel, Diabetes, and Kiduey Comnlnlnts. '
5. Rheumatism. Gout, Lumbago, Still Neck, mil '
Curvature, Hip Diseases, Cancers, Tumors (those last
named always cured without pain, or plasters tu any
l0.nu'terus Complaints, Involving a mal-posltlon, a
Prolapsus, Antroverslon, Retroversion, lullamiua-
Hon, Ulceration, and various other aUectious.
For lnlormation desired upon other diseases, appli
cation may be made at the otlice, or by letter.
Mrs. BECKW1TH has entire charge ol the Ladies'
Department, and all delicacy will be used towards
those who entrust themselves to her care, in leinale
diseases, It Is universally successful in her hands.
For the convenience of those desiring Information,
we give (by permission) a lew names of persons,
among the best business men and others of this cliy
and elsewhere, whom we have treated and cured:
A. R. btewart, Mill Creek, Huntingdon county, Pa.,
cured of rheumatism of lllteen years' standing; Mrs,
J. Y, Cuuimlng, Kishlcoguldas, Mlllllu county, Pa.,
cancer of the stomach; John Kirkpatrlck, New Castle
county, Del., cured ot a cancer in the ureast in three
weeks; Francis Gott walls. No. 1848 Hamilton street,
absoi ptlon of a tumor weighing eleveu pounds; Jacob
Vandegrltt, Odessa, Del., severe case or dlaDelei"; G.
'I'. Biaiiden. firm of Boulceu & Co.. No. 3S. Water
street, paralysis on the left Bide, cured In three weeks;
E. McClain. No. 32D Juniper street, dyspepsia aud
nervous debility; Lieutenant Robert Q, Wilson, V. R.
C, dyspepsia cured in seven davs; R. J. Robertson,
Fox Lake, Wisconsin, bronchitis, catarrh; John C.
Carter, Commander United States Navy, Brooklyn;
bleeding piles and fistula of forty-Hix years' standing,
C buries 11. Hammond, Western Nallouul Bank, Bal
timore, dyspepsia and sick headache, of twenty-live
years' Btanulng, cured In three weeks; William Row
Lotliani, No. 1327 Front street, obstinate piles, cured
In three applications: C. A. By ran, lumbago aud dys
pepsia, or leu years; N. B. Baldwin, late pastor of the
Olivet Bupllst Church, Philadelphia, nervous prostra
tiou, after three applications; C.D.Cooper, Port Jer
vis, N.Y'.. severe case of catarrh; William Uoltzworth;
No. 257 Market street, ulcerated bowels, dyspepsia,
orchlles, etc., of seven years' standliig; Hon. J. M.
Butler. No. 730 s. Tenth street; J. W. Bradley, No. a
Fourth street; Colonel T. W. Sweouev, Walnut
street, below Eighth; George O. Evans, No. Iti.i2 N.
Fifteenth street: Mr. Pelouze. Cbeauul and Third
streets; Brigadier-General A. J. Plcusontou, No. DIS
Spruce street; George Douglass, Fifth street, above
Chesnut; M. C. Sadlei, No. 63 Arch street; O. S.
Emack, No. 483 Chesnut street; A. L. Whitemau, cor
ner ot Third and Market streets; J. H. Andrews, No.
UI2 Pine street; M. Krrlckson. No. 1322 Pine street;
Thomas Simpson, No. 1314 Front street: W. K. Smith,
No. Hanover street: George L. Buzhy, Nos. nil
and 033 Market street: Thomas Drake, Germanlown,
William bteveiiHon, Sixth aud Market streets; C,
Marshall, No. 61U S. Ninth wireet; Mr. Harris. No.
141 Master street; Thomas Gregg, Vluelaud, N. J.;
Brigadier-General A. Pleasonlou, St. Louis, Mo.; Mr.
-, Camden, N.J. ...... , .
Physicians or students desiring to have Instructions
in the correct application of Electricity lor the oure
of diseases, cau apply at the olUce,
Coiisiiiiailou tree. Descriptive pamphlet of cures
effected, with numerous references, aud Including a
treatise' on the subject, can be had by application at
Iheolllce. All letters addressed to
Dr. S. W. BEOKWITH-
NO. 1230 WALNUT STBEKT,
1 8nwsm.1mrip PHILADELPHIA
H ASTING'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTHA
CU11KS CONSUMPTION.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DYOTT & CO., AOENTSfc
lm Wo, IS North BEOOND Blrets.
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A p B M Y OP MUSIC.
I'AItKI'AHItl'INnM
GRAND ITALIAN OPEKA.
FIVE NlHMTS AND ONK MATINF.E.
MADAME ElU'lIlUiSVNK I'AltKl'A 111 HA.
Her hrst appearance In Opera iu Philadelphia. The
great 'lenor,
KIONOK P. BlUUNOT.t.
MADAME "TMAKOhCII. SMJNOIl KERR ANTI,
SM.NOIl HJltTUMA, SIGNOIl I.OITt,
SIGMOR 8US1NI, SIGNOU HAH II,
Musical Directors,
SIGS0R8 N1COLAO and CARL ROB A
MONDAY EVP NINO. April i, 1667,
, . IB 1BGVA IOUK.
Mntlnme PARK. PA 1isa as ...... Leonora
Mndane PA'ITI HTHAKOsCII as Axucenn
Signor P. BlllGNOLl In his gieat role of. Manned
r-li-.nor Miit'l I N A as Count ill Luna
SI,nor SAR I I as .Ferraudo
TUESDAY. April 9,
, NORMA.
MndnniPPARcpA as NORMA
.wailnuie S f RA KOSCH , BRlGNOLi. SUS1M.
WF.DNFSDA Y, April 10,
HIE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11.
Moart's Immortal DON GIOVANNI.
Madame I'ABEPA ROSA, BUI'lNOLl.FERRANTI.
. , , , . SI SIN I. SART1.
Admission, ft. Reserved sats, SO rents extra,
iainlly Clrule f.Ocenls. Amphitheatre, ih cents.
Single Tickets ready THIS MORNING, at the
Academy, and at Trumpler's. 4 4 4t
N
LW CIIKSNL'T 8TRKKT THEATRE.
LAST W KkK
of the (llstlnmilshPd histrionic artist,
MR. JAMES E. MURDOCH.
Tills (Monday) EVKN1NG. April 8,
'i HE bCHOOL (Oil SCANDAL.
Chnrlfs Surlace Mr. J. E. MURDOCH
Lady Teazle Miss JOSlE OK'L'ON
Tuesday MONEY.
Wednesday MUCH ADO A ROUT NOTHING.
'1 hiirsday H A M I . H,T.
Friday, Benelit Til K STRANGER.
Kalunlay V INK WORKS WONDERS.
SAIL'RDAY A FT Kit NOON.
The management have the pleasure to announce, In
reply lo numerous implications from residents In the
suburbs, who are unable lu visit the theatre In the
evening, that they have induced Mr. Murdoch lo
appear at the
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Which will be tho
ONLY MURDOCH MATINEE,
on which occasion he will appear In
T HE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Admission 3d cents to all parts of the house (except
ing Orchestra). Reserved Seats, only 600.
Evening Prices $1, 75c., 50c, and 25c.
Seals secured six days In advance.
WALNUT STKEKT THEATUE,
N. E, corner of NINTH aud WALNUT btreei.
Begins at J4 to o'clock.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK RUT ONK
of the eminent, youthful, charming artiste,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who will appear This Evening,
FOR THIS OCCASION ONLY,
In her unequalled Impersonation of
CAM1I.LE UA UTTER,
lu Matilda Heron's etlectlve dramatization Ot
CAM1LLE;
THE FATE OF A COQUETTE.
LUCILLE WESTERN as. CAMILLE GAUTIER
G. U. Clark"? as Armand Duval
IIS. J01UN DKfcW'8 NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at U to 8 o'clock.
FIRST NIGHT OF CLAIRVOYANCE.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE POPULAR
'EDW IN ADAMS."
MONDAY, and EVERY EVENING,
The Great Play. In 6 acts,
w ith new scenery, machinery, and great cost, entitled
CLAIRVOYANCE;
TIIE MAN WITH THE WAX FIGURES.
Jean Vaubaron EDWIN ADAMS
Friday Benelit ot EDWIN ADAMS,
Seats secured six days lu advance.
OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.-
1MM1-NSE ATTRACTION.
FOX'a COMBINATION TROUPB
EVERY EVENING.
G RAND CORPS DE BA LLET.COM 1C PANTOMIMl
ETHIOPIAN BURLEbQUE, COMIC PANTOMiMJj
C
ONCERT HALL, CHEdNUT STREET.
GRAND EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT
1IN All- U(
THE SOUTH K RN RELIEF I JND,
TUESDAY EVENING, April U, PJU7.
A BRILLIANT BILL,
In which the celebrated
PEAK FAMILIES BELL-RINGERS,
And the popular
BERGER FAMILY.
Who have volunteered their services for the occasion,
will present
THE CHOICEST COMPOSITIONS
In their repertoire. The whole forming
A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
of rare and
UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTION. 4 8 2t
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
FRIDAY F;VENING, APRIL 12.
CARL ROESK'S
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
On which occasion he will have tne valuable assis
tance of
MADAME CLARA BR1NKERHOFF,
(her second appearance iu Philadelphia),
MISS AUGUSTA ROESE,
MADAME A. MAY.
MR. WENZELL KOPTA,
(celebrated Violinist from Prague, his first
appearance in Philadelphia),
MR. L, ENGELK.E .Accompanist
'1 lckeis 1
To be had at the Music Stores, aud at the door the
entire day of the Concert. I4 6 6t
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert commences at 8.
0 Y E R 0 F ACADEMY.
CARL WOLFSOHN'S
FIFTH AND LAST MATINEE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 12, 1SU7,
At bait-past 4 o'clock.
First and only appearauce lor lllteen months Of
THEODORE HABELMAN,
The distinguished German Tenor.
Tickets, One Dollar each. 8 4t
N1
EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
ELEVENTH Street, above CIIF.HIN UT.
"TIIK FAMILY KENOKT"
OPKN fO It 'JIIK NEANOir.
CAKN4 KONM A DI.Vtl 'N BllASTHELN,
the Great star Troupe of the World, in their GRAN1
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, SONGS, DANCES, NEW
BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doa open at 7 O'clock. Commencing at S o'clock
8 30 J. L. CARNCROSS. Manager.
GERMANIA OltCHKSTK A. PUBLIC RE
bearsalB every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, si
MUSICAL FUND HALL, Sii o'clock. Engagemenll
made by addressing GEORGE BASTERT. Agent, No
12ai MONTEREYbt., between Race and Vine. L2 68n
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF fOPARTNERSIIIP.
T he Copartnership heretofore existing uuder the
hrm-nameot BROOKE Hull, doing business at
N, .s. 17.11 and naa MARKET Street, Is this day d is
solved by muluaU consent. All persons who have
claims against the above firm will present them lo
(he undersigned for Immediate settlement, unii those
who are indebted to the same will please make early
payment. NATHAN BrtOOKK,
EDWARD U. PUGH.
Philadelphia. April 1, 1SC7.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
The ciideisigned have this day lormed a Copartner
ship under the firm-name ot BROOKE, COL KET 4
CO., lor live years, ending (he 31st day of March, la"2,
and will continue the Flour, Grain, and Produce Com
mission Business, at the old stand, Nos, 1731 and 1733
MARKET Street. NATHAN BROOKE,
GEORGE II. COLKKT,
EDWARD 1L PUGH.
Philadelphia, April 1. !H7. 4 2 12t
FERTILIZERS.
gAUCH'S RAW BONE
MriEU-I'IIONIIIATE OF LIME,
The great 'Fertilizer for all crops. Quick In It
action, und permitueul In Its eilecta. Established over
twelve yeais.
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct bom the wharf
ol me manuiaciory, on iiuerai terms.
Mauuiaciured only by
BAUGH & BON8,
:OSlce No. 20 South DELAWARE Avenue,
84smw Philadelphia.
MMOS I AT ED PHOSPHATE,
AN VKNITIIPAKMED FCUTILIZER
For Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Grass, the VegetabU
Garden, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc. Etc
This Fertiliser contains Ground Bone and the best
Fertilizing Salts.
Price ui per ton of 2000 pounds. For sale by tb
manufacturers,
WILLIAM ELLIS & CO., Chemists,
lifmwft No. IU MARKET Street.
PRIVY WELLS OWNERS OK PROPERTY
The only place to get Privy Wells cleaned
Olslnlected at ery low prices. vuriw
A. PEYBOW,
Manofactnrer of Poudrette.
10 OLDBMITU b HALL, LIBRARV Street
APRIL 8, 1867.
HATS AND CAPS.
HATTERS.
KPRIlftl STYLES
GENTS' DRESS HATS,
LARGE VARIETY OF FANCT STYLES,
HC1TAIILK FOIt YOUTH AND t'IIILIBE2l
ALL THE LATEST? NOVELTIES HOW READY,
-ALL AND EXAMINE THEM. 131mrp
ENGINES, MACHINERY. ETC.
rffrfk PKNN KTKAM ENGINE AUD
SVli'4i.TOIt 11 " WORKS. NEAFl K & LEVY
IHAl lltAL AAU 1 llf-Ulllll ILAlj 1NU1I KH.IU3,
MACHINISTS. BOll.KR-MAKERS. BLACK-
SMI 1 lis, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
heeu in succesHiul operation ana neen exclusively
engaged In building aud repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure, JrOn Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc, etc.. respecllully oiler thell
services lo the public as being fully prepared to con
tract lor engines of all sizes, Marine, River, aud
Stationary; having sets of patterns of ultlereutslr.ee,
re prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Fine,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsyl
vania ciiarcoal iron. Forgings of all Biases aud kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, aud all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and siecillcatlons for all work done
at the establishment free ol charge, and work guar
an teed.
The subscribers bave ample wharf-dock room for
repairs of boats, where they can He In perfect saloty
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, etc. etc.
for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB C. NKAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
821 BEACH and PALMER Streets,
J. VAl'OHAM MKBKK'K, WILLIAM 1L. MkBBICK,
JOHN K. COl'K.
SOUTHWAtlK KUM)UY, FIFTH AND
W ASHINGTON Streets,
Pmi.AiJKi riiiA.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Euglnei
lor Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings ol all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron i-rame Roofs tor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest aud most
improved construction.
Every description ot Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, aud Grlsl Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, DelecaUjrs, Fillers, Pumping En
gines, etc.
fcole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Rollln
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer.au
Aspinwall & Woolsey'i Patent Centrifugal suga
Draining Machine. 6ao
BRIDE8BURU MACHINE WORKS
, OFFICE,
NO. 66 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared lo fill orders to any extent for otu
well-known
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Bpln
Ding, and Weaving.
We invite the attention ol manufacturers to oar ex
tensive works.
1 ALFRED JESKS & BON,
51 EARNS, MiTNEY & BRIDGES,
Ho. 327 CHESNUT STREET,
Manufacturers of
CAST-IP.ON WATER AND STEAM PIPE
Of all slses; also Fittings for the same, at the lowest
market rates. Extensive machinery has been pre
pared, and we are now ready to furnish this pipe to
any amount at short notice. Also general Railroad
and Steamboat supplies. ssd am
MISCELLANEOUS.
ti
-"HE NOVELTY.
Tills SPLENDID CI.OTIIF. WItINKK
HAS FOUR COG-WHEELS, two on each end, and Is
in reality theONLY RELIABLE ONE ever made.
Don't buy belore seeing this. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
S. MAC F ERRAN,
SOLE AGENT,
4SlmrpJ NO. 721 CIIES.MJT STIIKKT.
f5 R N K X C H A N G E
BAG MANUFACTORY,
ions T. BAILEY t CO.,
BKMOVKD TO '
N. E. Corner of MARKET aud WATER Streets,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGLUG
Ot everv Description, for
Grain, IFlour, Salt, Super-Phosphate of Limb, Bone
Dust, Etc.
Large and small GTJNN Y BAGS constantly on hand.
i( 25 ) Also, WOOL BACKS.
John T. Bailky. Jambs Cascadkk.
JpITLEIl, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF '
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords,
Twines, Etc.
j No. S3 North WATER Street, and
J No. 'a North DELAWARE Avenue,
I PHIIU1U.PHIA.
Edwin H. Fitlek, Michakl Wkavkb,
1 Con bad F. CwrmKK. 14 1
gLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
B uty , Strength, and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, aud Slate Work Generally
mode lo order.
J. B. KIMES CO.,
8 12 dm Nob 212 and 212S CHESNUT Street.
r-
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS, Arms, Legs, Appllauces for ,
Ueiormlty, etc etc. Tiieseiiimosarei
transferred from life lu form and tit; I
are the lightest, most durable, com-1
fortable, perlect, and arllstlo subsll-1
tntM vet Invented. They are ar
nroveil and adouted bv the Untied
States Government and our principal Surgeon
Patented August 18, 16U; May 2.1, lw: May 1, 1&4
Address KIMBALL & CO..
No. 639 ACH Street Philadelphia,
Pamphlets free. Iff 6m
fHO ARCH BTREET. GAS FIXTUKES,
jjLZl CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATUARY
Etc. VAN KIRK & CO. would respectfully direct the
attention of their friends, and the public generally, to
tbeir large and elegant assortment of GAS FIX
TURES. CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WARES. Those wishing handsome and
thoroughly made Goods, at very reasonable prices,
will hud It to their advauuge to give us a call belore
purchasing elsewhere.
N. M. Soiled or tarnished fixtures reflnlshed with
"ft,'M "d Um8yNKIRK,feOO,
QEOI
RCE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
No. 8 CART EH STREET, j
And No. 141 DOCK Street -' '
Machine Work and Mlllwrlghtlng promptly at
tended llv
COTTON AND FLAX,
SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of ail number-, aud brand!
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. A Is
Pauer Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from oue tosev
fuBi wide: Pauling, l-Pll'hg.all Twine, eto.
feel we. -r JuilN w EVERMAN A CO.,
Nn liili ll iM b-u A I lav.
LEXANDER G. CATTELL CO?
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2S NORTH WHAKVkX
A
AND
No. 27 NORTH WATER STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
ilMiNDM . CATTkLX, It 2JJ ltDJAH . OATTKL1
TTT I L L I A M S. O R
ANT
VV COMMISSION MERCHAN l.
NO. S3 S. DELAWARE Avenue. Philadelphia,
Dopont's Gnnpewder, Refined Nitre. Charooa), EU
W. Baker & Co.'s Chocolate, Cocoa, and Br ma.
Crocker Bros. 4 Co.'s Yellow Metal Bhealhlnj
Solus, and Nails. liH
(5)
RAILROAD LINES.
HEADING UAILRO
A D,
XV CHEAT THI NK INK. ,.
FltOM PHILAI.KI.PHIA TOIIIK JNTKRIOTtOP
PENNSYLVANIA. TI1K St'HltYI.KILL. tM
JU I H A NN A , CI' M II EH LAN I), AND WMIMI.VO
VALLEY K, 11 1 EN OJITJ1, NORTHWEST, ANi
PPlV KU All'lUKOF. M ENT OF TASSENGER
THAI Ns, April , Sil7,
l eaving the Company's Dept,at TniRTErTNTU
and ( A l.l.o Will LL Streets, Philadelphia, at Ihe fol
lowing hours:
MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
At T'.tfl A. M., for Heading and Intermediate Station.
Hemming, leaves Beading at 6 30 P. M., arriving iu
I'hiladelphia at 'io P. M.
MORNING KXPRKPS,
At S15 A. M for Reading, Lebanon, Harrlsburg,
Potlsville, Pinegrovo, Taiiiaiitia, Siinliury, Wllllatns
pnit, I.lmlra, Rochester, Niagara Falls, HiitTalo,
A lientowii, Wllkesharre, Plltslon, York, Carlisle,
Chnmbershurg, liagerstown, etc. etc.
This train connects at READING with Fast Penn
sylvania Railroad trains for A llemown. etc., and the
l.ebimon Valley train lor Hari lsburg. eto., at POR V
CLIN'ION wilh Catawissa Railroad trains for Wll
lliinistiurK. Lock Haven, Elmlra, etc.; at HARHIH
BUKO wilh Northern Central I'limberland Valley,
mid Schuy Ikill ami Susquehanna trains for Nortlmm-.
berland, Willliinisport, 01 k, Chambersburg, I'i no
grove, etc.
A FTE RNO( N E X PR ESS
Leaves Philadelphia at iMi P. M., for Readlnar,
I'ottsvllle, Jlarrishurg, etc., connecting with Reading
and Columbia Railmnd trains lor Columbia, eto.
l'Ol 1 S'lOWN ACCOM MODA'ITON
Leaves l'oiislown at 6 20 A. M.. slopping at Inter
nivdlale stations: arrives In Plillalelphla at S'4(l A, M.
lleturiiliig, leaves Philadelphia at tl'30 P. M,; arrives)
In PoltBtown al S'4.t P. M.
REA DING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Resding at I'M A.M., stopping at nil way
editions, arriving at Philadelphia at 1015 A. M.
Returning, leaves I'hiladelphia at 6'tiO P. M.; arrives
in Kenning at T'4o P. M.
Trains lor Philadelphia leave Harrlshurg at 810 AJ
M.. and Pottsvlile at SMft A. M., arriving in Philadel
phia at l-(n P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrlsbtirg;
at 210 P. M.. Pottsvllle al 1 ii P. M., arriving In Phllars
Uelphla at-4B P. M.
HARHlSliURO ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at 7'30 A. M.. aud Ilarrlsbnrg at
4'luP. M. Connecting at Resiling with A Iter noon.
Accommodation south ul 6 3u P. M., arriving lu PULUW
delphia at B'HI P. M.
Market train, wilh pnssenger car attached, loaves!
Philadelphia at Hi -45 noon tor Reading and all way
stations. Leaves Reading at 11 30 A, M., and Down-
Ingtown at 1230 P. M., lor Plilladelphla and all way
stations.
A 11 the above trains run dally. Sundays excepted.
Sumlav trains leave l'oluvllle at S'OO A. M..anI
Philailelphia at 3-ir P. M. Leave Philadelphia Tor
Reading at ft-00 A. M., reluming trom Reading at 1 25
1. M.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
f PasspngerB lor Downiugtowu and lntermodlata
points luge tne 7'80 ana s io A. M ana B'lin p. M
trains from Philadelphia, returning from Downing-
town at 440 A, M and I2'30 noon.
NEW ORK EXFKENS FOR PITTSBURG AND
THE WEST
Leaves New York at 11 A. M, and 8 P. M., passlnt;
Reading at 1-20 A. M and 1'50 P. M. and connecting ac
Harrlsbtirg wltn Pennsylvania mid Northern C'eutral
Railroad express trains for Pittsburg, Chlcayo, Wil
lliinisport, Elmlra, Baltimore, etc.
Returning, express train leaves Itarrlsburg on ar
rival of the Pennsylvania express from Pittsburg, at
3 aud M'35 A. M. and 9 P. M., passing Reading at 4 4a
and 11-22 A. M., and 420 and 1115 P. M and arriving;
iu New York at 10 in A. M., and 4 60 and 6-20 P. M.
Sleeping cars accompany these trains through betweeu
Jersey City and Pittsburg, without change.
A mail train tor New York leaves Uarrisburg nt 210
P. M. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New York;
at 12 M.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvllle at 7 and 11 Mu A. M., and 715
P. M., returning from Tamaqua at 7 35 A. M. and 110
and 415 P. M.
Si HUYLK ILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
Trains leave Auburn at 7 60 A. M. tor Piuegrove and
Harrisburg, and 160 P. M. for Pjnegroveand Tremout,
returning from Harrisburg at .1 20 P. M., and from Tre
iiiunt at 7 Sii A. M. and 6'- P. M.
TICKETS.
Through first-class tickets and emigrant tickets to
all the principal points In the North and West and
Canada.
The following tickets are obtainable only at the
cilice of S. BRADFORD, Treasurer, No. 227 B.
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, or of G. A. NICOLLS,
General buperiutemleut. Reading: ,
COMMUTATION TICKETS '
At 25 per cent. discount, between any points desired
for lamllles and firms.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2000 miles between all points, 5250 each,'
for luiuilies aud firms.
SEASON TICKETS,
For three, six, nine, or twelve months, for holders
only, to all points, at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the Hue of the road will ha lnrnisliet
cards entitling themselves aud wives to tickets at hail
fare.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good fop
Saturday, Suuday. and Monday, al reduced tare, to
be had only at the Ticket OlUce, al THIRTEENTHS
aud CALLOWH1LL Streets.
FREIGHT.
GnnrlN Of all liPurrintlnnu fartviinta in all Ka
points from the Company's Freight Depot. BROAD
and WILLOW Streets. by,
HBIUUMl IltAIKb
Leave Philadelphia dally at -30 A. M., 1245 Boon,
and tt P. M., for Reading, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Potts
vllle, Port Clinton, and all points forward.
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Otlice for all places
on the road and Its branches at 5 A.M.. und lor tha
principal stations only at 3 15 P. M. 4 hj
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
, TIMB TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 8, 1S67, Trains will
leave Depot, corner BROAD and WASHINGTON
Avenue.jis follows:
Way Jlall Train at 830 A. M. (Sundays oxcentedl
for Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations Con
necting with Delaware Railroad at Wllmlugton for
Crisfleld and Intermediate stations. "-u,u""" ror
Express Train at n45 A. M. (Sundays excepted) (ot
Ballimore and Wusblngtou.
Express Train at 8 0u P. M. (Sundavs excepted) fof
Baltimore and Washington, stopplugatChester Thun
low, Lluwood, Claymont. Wilmington, NewDort. Stan
ton, Newark, Elklon, Northeast, Charlestown, Perrv
ville. Havre-de-Grace, Aberdeen, l'erryman's. Edae.
wood, Magnolia, Chase's, and Stemmer's Run
Night Ex press at 1100 P. M. (dallj )for Balllinoreand
W asbingtou, connects at Wilmington with Delaware:
Railroad Line (Saturdays excepted), stopping nt Mld
dletowo, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington. Sealord, Salis
bury, Prlncevs Anne, and conuetllng at Crisfleld wlthi
Boat for Norfolk. Portsmouth, aud the South
Passengers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk will take the 1 14.5 A. M Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stutious betweeu Philadelphia and
Wilmington. , r
Leave Philadelphia at 1230. 400, 's-oo, and 1130
(daily) P. M. The 4(H) P.M. Train oonnects will
Delaware Railroad tor MUford and Intermediate sta
tions. The 6 00 P. M. Train runs to New Castle.
Leave Wilmington 7 00 and 8'1& A, M., 800 and 6 30
(daily), P. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 725 A. M., Way Mall. 93.1 A. M.,
Express, i n p. M., Expiess. 6 36 P. M. , Express.
62u P. M., Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 8 2i p. M., stopping at Jlavre-de-Grace,
Perryville, aud Wilmlngioit. Also stops al
North-East, Elklon, and Newark lo take passengers
for Philadelphia and leave passengers from Washing
ton or Baltimore, and al ChesUr 10 leave passengers
from Washington or Baltimore.
Through Tickets to all points West, Souib. and
Southwest, niHy be procured at the Ticket OlUce, No.
S-h CHESNUT Slieet, umler the Continental Hotel.
Persons purchasing tickets at this ollice can have
their baggage checked al their reslaeuce by Ura
buin s Bugguge Express.
4 8ii 11. F. KKNNEY, Superintendent.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
CULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP HAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
KAN V EM OF ALL SIIEsJ.
Also, Phllegar's New Low Pressure Steam HeaMu
Afiparaiuo. a-ursaieuy
(1IABLES WILIXsYOU,
S 10
No. 1182 MARKET Street.
A OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for Families, Ho
tels or Public Instltullous, In TWENTY Dllf.
tij.- tlJltM tJAi-j.. Also, jruiiaueipnia Ranges,
..... . 1. t ., Portuble lieun-rs. I.owili.wiwira,.
Flreboard Moves, Bath Rollers, btewhole PlatesI
Boilers, cooking Stoves, etc . wholesale and retail, by
Oie nianufacturers. HHARPE A THOMSON.
11 17jiuihju NotNSECNJJSireet.
"ItARDWARE, cutlery, etc.
cutlery:
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TABLE CUTLERY , RAZORS, RA
ZOK (-TUOHS. LA Df K.s' sniMNnuH
PAPER AND TAILORS' SHEARS, KT-ft, at
L. V. JIELMOLD'8
Cheap Store, No. 185 South TENTH street,
11 8J Three doors above Walnut.
. !- 1 1 I 1 1 lih I PUT i B IT W fl TT n M
Wjf BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No. 14 N.
i NINTH KtrMt. arxiva Marital R V
EVERETT, after thirty years' practical expenenO;
fuarautees the skilful adjustment of blsPremiuf
'aleul Graduating Pressure Truss, aud a variety
others. Supporters, Elastic blockings. Should)
Braces, Crutches Suspenders, eio. Ladies' itpar;
menus conducted by a Uidy
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