i
PERSONAL.
General Orant thinks that the Indiana are
disposed to make peace.
Ex-Queen Marie, of Hanover, arrived in
Vienna on the 8th of July, and was received
at the Imperial palace.
The Senatorial trip across the Plains was
too much for the temperance resolutions of a
certain Western Senator and ex-Uoveinor.
On the first of October Commodore Joseph
Lanman will auceeed Rear Admiral IJailey as
Commander of . the Kittery (Maine) Navy
Yard.
Speaker Colfax lectured at Calais, Maine,
a few nights since, lie blushed faintly wheu
he was greeted as the Republican candidate for
President.
Professor Steele, of the Klmira Free
Academy, has decided to remain In Elinira
rather than accept the flattering invitation to
a Professorship in Genesee College.
E. A. Grosvenor, Salutatorian of the Am
herst College class of 18G7, has accepted a Pro
fessorship in Roberts College, at Constanti
nople, Turkey, and will sail for that city on
the 14th. '
Ex-Confederate General Ilardee Is In
Washington, and does not appear much elated
at the result of his resignation of a commission
in the United States army in order to help the
Rebels.
MiFs Martha Glass, of Pittsburg, lec
tured to an out-door audience, near Salem,
Columbiana county, Ohio, last week, in favor
of female suffrage.
Nana Anderson, ten years old, was drowned
in the Little Miami, at Loveland, Ohio, on
Monday, while bathing. She was a niece of
ex-Goveinor Anderson, of Ohio.
Asa Heeler, Postmaster in a village of
Wyoming county, Pa., recently deoeased, was
appointed by President Monroe, lie was the
oldest acting Postmaster in the United States.
Kossuth's son, who was a candidate for a
seat in the Hungarian Parliament, has been
rejected by the constituency to whom he
offered himself. Kossuth was a candidate at
Waitzen, and was elected.
lion. William Sturgis has purchased the
old home of his childhood at Barnstable, Mas
sachusetts, had it fitted up as a public library,
and, with 1300 volumes on the shelves, pre
sented it to the town.
After the naval review at Spithead, Eng
land, Queen Victoria conferred the Order of
the Garter upon the Sultan, the ceremony of
investiture taking place on the quarter-deck
of the royal yacht. It must have been a
curious ceremony to the Turks, big and little.
Benjamin Franklin Caswell, a sign painter,
twenty-six years old, killed himself by taking
laudanum, in St. Louis, on Saturday. He was
desperately in love with a young lady. She
treated him with indifference, and, in despair,
he ended his life.
William R. Tullidge, a registering officer
in Yallabusha county, Mississippi, was shot,
but not fatally, by an ex-Rebel officer
named Chatham, a few days ago. Chatham is
nnder arrest, and will be tried for the assault
and for violating his parole.
The Queen of the Belgians a sister of
the Archduke Joseph has gone to Miramar to
endeavor to persuade her sister-in-law (the
Princess Carlotta) to return with her to Bel
gium; but it is feared that the Empress will
be found too ill to be removed. The unfortu
nate lady, at last accounts, was still in igno
rance of the late terrible events in Mexico.
Chief Justice Chase, during a recent visit
to Frederick, Maryland, expresaed "the be
lief that Congress will be prompt in affording
relief to the loyal men of Maryland, by passing
the Universal Suffrage bill when it convenes
in November."
Mr. Horace Lord, Superintendent of Colt's
Armory, Hartford, Connecticut, and a few
gentlemen associated with him, have presented
to Mrs. Ingalls, the distinguished and intrepid
Baptist Missionary in India, a beautiful navy
pistol, with the accompaniments. More than
once Mrs. Ingalls has saved her life by pre
senting or discharging of a similar weapon.
An infant daughter of Colonel Long, living
Bear Cincinnati furnace, a station of the Ma-
rietta Road, one hundred and twenty-three
miles ea9t of that city, had a wonderful escape
from death recently. She was being drawn in
her wagon along the brink of a precipice,
eighty leet high, when a strong blast of wind
forced the vehicle, which had been left stand
ing for a moment there, with its baby occu
pant, over the ledge and down into the depth
below. Strange to say, the child was not
thrown from the buggy, nor was it seriously
injured.
Albert Pike, editor of the Memphis Appeal,
finding a statement in the papers that the
attention of General Grant had been called to
some of his incendiary articles,' and the ques
tion asked whether he (Pike) had not "vio
lated his parole," says: "We do not happen
to have given any parole to General Grant.
We were in neither the military nor civil ser
vice of the Confederate Government after
November, 1802; and General Grant has as
little to do with us as a corporal of a company
of regulars has."
Mr, Leicester Buckingham, an Euglish
dramatic author of considerable reputation,
died recently from overwork and London fog.
He was born in 1S25, and when about twelve
years old he accompanied his father, Mr.
James Silk Buckingham, formerly M. P. for
Sheffield, on a three years' tour in the United
States and Canada. He studied for the law,
but found literature more congenial to his
taste. He subsequently visited this country
as a lecturer, and on his return to England
lectured for some years upon what he saw in
America. '
At Williams College Professor John Tat
lock has resigned the chair of Mathematics,
which he has held thirty years. The trustees
have fleeted him Professor emeritus. Pro
fessor Albert Hopkins has virtually given up
his professorship of Astronomy and the Na
tural Sciences, though he will still have some
' charge of the astronomical observatory. These
changes leave Professor Arthur L. Perry, who
has acquired a national reputation by his
valuable work upon Political Economy, the
senior Professor of the College. Samuel D.
Barr, of Albany, N. Y., succeeds Professor
Tailock.
! w. B. Roberts, the President of the Fe
nian Brotherhood, is expected to return from
Paris in a week or ten days. President Roberts
is now at the head of the entire Fenian move
ment In this country and Ireland, the Stephens
wing having gone over to him in consequence
of the shameful perfidy of their runaway
leader Whatever opinions may be entertained
of President Roberts' Fenian agitation, his per
" i vmmr and integrity of purpose are above
:i lla wnt to Europe to confer with the
rreat European revolutionists as to the most
nf liberating Ireland from the
effective
FncliHh yoke, and the Fenians in tins country
g! i pruat tliiriKS from the experience thus
expect greY8laYflD0SBaid that rresident Roberta
f "nr.l the co-operation of certain nations
cnthe Earopt-an continent in the BtrugRie ior
JrUh independence In certain not improbable
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
contingencies. He had long conferences with
Bismarck, Mimini, Uaribaldi, and also witli
the French Emperor. It peenis certain that
the world has not yet heard the last of Feuian
ism, and persons who have recently been in
the company, of President Roberts assert that
he exhibits wonderful capacities as a leader,
and inspires all around hlin with the highest
enthusiasm and confidence in the success of
the schemes against England.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
JYJO URNI NC MILLINERY.
1LWATB ON HAND A LA RGB ASSORTMENTOP
MOU1INIMO II ON IV JUTS,
AT NO 004 WALMT BTUEET.
8-7 6m MAD'LLE KEOCH.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
O HOU SKKEEPKHB.
I have a large mock ol every variety ol
FUltNlTUltlS,
Which I will ell r.t reduced price, consisting of
PLAUN AM MARBLE TOP CO'I i"AGK SUIlfl
WAlJsVT CHAMBER SUMS,
PARLOR MJ'J.1 IN VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR HII18 IN HA IB CLOTH.
PARliUMPllTS IN REPS.
Sluebnanls, x tension Tables, Wardrobe, Book.
: itm, 14 ureases, Lounges, etc. etc.
P. P. WCHTINH,
8H TS, K. corner HKCOND and KACEStreef
Jj iS T A J L I S II E D 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON
French Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS. ETC.
Manufacturer of all kind of
LOOH1NU-UMKS, POBTBAIT, AND PIC
TIT ILK tMAJlKH TO OBUtK.
No. OlO OHESNUl' STREET-
THIRD LOOK ABOVK THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA.
815J
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment of POCKET and
TAKLK cutlery, razors,
KS.U11 ainurs, LiauivjB buim
SORS. PAPER AND TAILORS'
SHEARS, ETC.i
L. V. HKLMOLD'S
Cutlery Store, No. 135 South TEN Til Street,
U Three doors above Walnut,
COAL.
B.
MIDDLETON fc CO., DEALERS IN
HARLE1GH LEHIUH and EAGLE VEIN
COAL. Kept dry under cover. Prepared expressly
ior lumny u . iaru, ro. izzo n asiuu i
A yen m. twice. No. 614 WALP. UT Street. 7 2
LUMBER.
1867.'
SELECT WHITE PIKE BOARDS
AINU FLANK.
It V . V1 y Of -M 11114
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 16 feet long.
A A fc-A A1A OL" O nt-irl A Innh
4 4, D-4, o-t, z, a, auu i men
Si WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANE.
hLAROE AND SUPERIOR STOCK ON HAND,
-iCtr7 -BUILDING! BUILDING.
J-COl. BUILDING!
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
6-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
6-4 DELAWARE tLOORlNG.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
AMH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING,
BFRUCE FLOOtlG.
STEP HOARDS.
KAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
1867;
CEDAli AND CYPRES
SHINGLES.
LONG CEDAR SIT INGLES,
SHORT CEDAR bHINULES.
COOPKR blilNGLES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW,
NO. 1 CEDAR LOOS AND POSTS.
-f CAT LUMBF.R FOR UNDEUTAKERS
OU I . LI MBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
RED CEDAR, WALNUT. AND PINE.
i ar7 -ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KIND.
l.UJ I . ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
bEASONED WALNUT.
DRY I'oPLaK, CHERRY, AND ASH,
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD, AND WALNUT VENEERS.
- C IG AR-BOX W A N L V A CTTT K EIIS.
, CTtiAR-liOX MAN UFACTUR Kits.
SPAN loll CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
1 Qi:1 -SI'HUCE JOIST! El'RUCE JOIST!
I SPRUCE JOIST !
FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
superior Norway scantling.
MAULE, BROTHER fc CO.,
fl 1 rp No. 2SiibOUTU STREET.
Jb &. LiUILDLHS' MILL,
ESLER & HBO., Proprietors.
ys on hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber,
at low prices,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS
AND NEWELS.
Neweis, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Monldimrs,
W OOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and Ash TIanl Railing, 8, 3'-, and 4 Inches.
BUTTERNUT. CHKUSU'f, aud WALNUT
MOULDINGS to oruer. 6 12J
J.
0. P 13 K
KINS,
LitJMBKH MKltCIIANT.
bucccHSor o R. Clark, Jr.,
NO. 824 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on hand a large aud varied assortment
Of iiiiiluiuK iiiimoer.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
CULVER'S NEW PATENT
Df'tP ANl-JOINT
IIOT AIH FUltNAOK.
BINUER OF AX.Ii f 1 1 Ks).
Also, Phllegar'i New Low Pressure Steam Heating
Apparatus, ior sale Dy
1'UABX.KM TULLIAMJi,
6 lu No. 1181 MARKET Street.
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER;
OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for Families, Ho
tels, or Public liistllullous, iu TWENTY DIF
i f RENT hi.hJU. Also. Philadelphia Ranges.
Hoi- A Ir Furnaces, Portable H eaiers, Lowdowu GraU s,
r ircuvKru moves, xiaiu xhji iem. niewuoio naies,
boilers, Cooking stove, etc., wholesale and retail, by
lue uiauiuaoburtirs, Diijinrn Oi- i tijmtrjat
627 Blulhiim No. 'Ai N. SECOND Street,
0VERNMENT
dPROPERTYCT PRIVATE SALE
AWWIMUH, WACOH COVKBM, BAOS.ECV
If you want an extra Awning Ttry cheap, li on,
awning makers take the measure, ana mane it fi
l.i ,,f liuii homilLal tents, lately purchased bs
many ot which are entirely new. and ot lhe best u
ounce duck. Also, Government Baddies and Harness
of a 1 kinds, etc rimmsui.,
k8m Nos. 7and KSNort. ygoNT Street.
O LATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed for Durability
Beauty, trength, aud Cheapness.
r-LA'IE MANTELS, and Blat Work General!
made to order,
J. 13. KIMES f CO.,
I U tin Nos im aud 2128 CHESKUT Street.
S2f
RAILROAD LINES.
ENNYLVAN)A CENTRAL KAILliOAD
SUMMER TIME, TAKING EFFECT JUNK 1 Iffi,
in. u in iiiHi-riiiisyivuiiu central lUllri.nl
leave the l'eisjt. at 1 HI HI Y-l I It-xT ami M a u u i, r
Streets, which is reached directly jiy me can of the
ii.um.i niir-.-i i nspiipt r itanway. Those of llio Chea
iiut ami Walnut Street Kali way run wliiilii on.
square of It.
un Minnuysi ne market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets thirly-live wlnutea before tha
Slerplng Car TTckeis can be had on application at
the Ticket other, N. W.oor. Mnth ami Cliesnnt strict.
AKentx ol the Union TratiHler Company will call tor
and deliver haiiKane at the Depot, orders lelt at No,
9ii C lieHiiut sireet.or ao. 1 South Eleventh street, will
receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ.:
Mull Train g-no A. M.
1'noll AccointiioihiUiin, No. 1 lO'CK A. M.
I nn Line and Erie Exiuh .1?'I0 P M.
I'ai.ti Acciiiiinioilailiiii, io. 2 piK) P. M.
HarriHlMirg Accoinuioilatlou p. M.
I.aiiciicler Accuniuiodalioo 4' 00 P. M.
t'aikehbuiK 'i ratn s-.To P. M
W extern Aceoiiiinodalluu Train B-40 P. M.
C IiieiimaU Expreiw..... 7:W P. t.
r rie Man 7-xo P. M.
t'ttoll Accommodation. No. II Ann p. M
Philadelphia Exprens 1114 p, M.
J-.rli- Mall leaven dally, except Nat ur (lay.
I'tiiiaoetpiiia t xiireas leaves aauy. All other trains
dally, except Mimiay.
The Wtntern Accommodation Train runs dally,
except Sunday. For mil particulars as to fare ana
aceoinnioilKlinns, apply to FRANCIS FUNK, Agent,
No. 1.17 DOC K Street . .....
1 RAINS AKKIVH. " 1 utrui, Yii.:-
Clnclnnatl F.xiiresii ... 116 A. M.
t'liiladcipiua J-.xpitUrt...- - iu &.
Mac Alan - mil. 31.
I nnh Acciimniiiiiallou. No. I ef 2i A. M
t'arkenliuiK '1 ran - Btt A, W
I aiiCHRler Ttalt 140 P. M
fanl Lliiennd Erie ICxpreaa I ll) P. M
l ii"U a cci .uiinouatiou.nu. -i viu I-, ai.
I lay Ex r l ew .. O W P. ,M
Paoll Accuiiiinoiliilinii, No. 8 7MI P. M
llarrmhurf Acrnnimoiiauon imir, aj,
For lurther inlornimuin appiv 10
iVXlSX y - ALLr,, j icaei AReni,
No. Wll Cll EiiN UT Street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Aeent at the DenoL
1 he Pcnnxylvflnla Railroad Com nan v will not as
suuie any rit-k lor l)aKkne, except for Wearing Ap-
psiei, atio iiuui meir resnondiouiiy 10 une tiuuaiea
liollarK In value. All Ban Kate exceedinu that amount
In value will he at the rluk ol the owuer, uuloss taken
by special contract.
r.iiHflnu , wiLii.iAMn,
i 29 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa,
i Qft7 V0R NEW YORK. THE CAMDEN
IOU I . and Am boy and Philadelphia and Trenton
Railroad Company's Lines, Irom Philadelphia to New
York and W ay Places, from WALNUT Street Wharf,
will leave as follows, vlr..: rtrnt.
At 6 A, M., via Camden and Amboy. Accom -js
At S A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Express
Mail 1PC0
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Exprexs 8tni
At 6 P. hi., via Camden and Amboy, Ao- 1st class. 2-2S
oomniodallon and Enil(rant. 2d class, 1 -81)
At 8 A. M.. 2. 6 and G P. M..ior Mount Ilullv. Ewaua.
vllle, Femhtrton, RlrnilnKham, and Vluceutown.
At & A. ju. ana 1 v. 01. ror Freehold.
At 6, 8 and iu A. M., 2 and 4 P. M tor Trenton.
At 6.8 and 111 A. M.. 1. 2. 4.6.0. and IPSO P. M.. inr
Borden town, UurlinKlon, Beverly, and Delanco.
AID and It) A. W. 1, 2,4, 6, 8, and 11 '30 P.M., ror
Florence.
At 6 and in A. M., 1. 4, 6. 8, and ll'KO P. M.. for Ed ire-
water, Riverside, Jtiverton, and Palinvra.
At 6 and 10 A. M..L 4, 8, and 11 So P. M., for Fish
Bouse.
The 1 and ll'Sfl P. M. T.lnna Inava from Murlrat
Street fei rv, upper side.
LINES FROM. KENSINGTON DEPOT
Will leave as follows:
At II A. M.. 4-3)1 P. M.. and 12 P. M. (nlirht). via Ken-
ilniitou aud Jersey CUy, New York Express Linus.
A 18, iu'15 and 11 A. M., 2'30, 830, 4'30, S, and 12 P. M.,
lor Trenton and Bristol.
At 8 and 10-16 A. M. 2'30. 6, and 12 P. M.. for Morris-
vllle and Tullytown.
At 8 and 10'IS A. M.. 230, 4 '80. 6. and 12 P. M.. lor
schencks.
At 10-15 A. M., z-30 ann 6 p. m tor jtuainRton.
At 7-8(1 and 10-15 A. M.. 2'30. 4. 6. 8. and 12 P. M.. for
Cornwell's, Torresdale, ilolmesbuig, Tacuny, WIhsI
nomlng, lirldenburK, and Frank lord, and at 8 P. M.
for Holmesburg and intermediate xtatlons.
i-rom ivensiuciou
At 8 A. M. ior Niagara Falls, BuUalo, Dunkirk,
Cananilalgua, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester,
RitiMhaniton Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Mon
trose. Wllkesbarre, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap,
etc. etc.
At h A. M. and 8-80 P. M. ror Beiviuere. Gaston.
Lumbertvllle, I-lemingtou.etc
'lhe -ai P.M. Line connects direct with the Train
leaving Easton for Liauch Chunk, Alloutown, Relhlo-
hem, etc.
At S P. 21. for Lambertvllle and Intermediate Sta
tions.
Lines from west Philadelphia Depot, via Connect
ing Kallwuy, w ill leave as IoIIowk:
At 1-i O A. M.. and pan and 30 P. M. Washington and
New York Exprehs Lines, via Jersey City, Fare, 13 25.
The 1-tiO A. M. uud 6 xu P. M.
ijiues win run uatiy.
All otheiB, fbudays excepted.
juy n, jfiiii. win. ri.
OATZMKR, Agent.
XTOU CAl'K MAY liY RAILROAD, FROM
X loot Ol MARKET Street (Upper Ferry).
commencing sa i uiijja 1 , July 16. 1SS7.
900 A. 11. Morning Mail Due P. M.
8iO P.M. t'ape May, Passenger. Due 7'1S P. M.
4'i P. M. Express. Due7'06 P. M.
BE1URMNG TRAINS LEAVE CAPE ISLAND,
-( A. J". Aioiulng Mall. Due lili7 A. IU.
l'i A. M. Fast Express. line Wn7 P. M,
li'OO P. hi. Cape May Express. Due 825 P. Jr.
The SUNDAY MaIL and PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia at 7-ou A. M.. returning loaves
Cape Inland al 6 uu P. M.
comminution tickets, good ror OiSE, THREE, or
TW ELYE months, can be procured al the Omen of
the Company. Camden, N. J.
Through tickets cun be procured at No, 828 Chosnnt
street (under Hie Continental Hotel). pemous
purcbnMng tickets at tins oUice cun huve their ug
gue checked al their residences.
VV .' HS11jUUiU rinits,
Irom foot of MA HE ET Street (Upper l-errj ),
Couiiuencii g SATURDAY, July l:t. ii,,
fi-Ofi A. M. Morning Nail, for RrMce'.uu. Snin.u.
MUlville, Vlnelaiid, and intermeillHte alaltouu.
ii'ihi a, jvi . Cape Aiay mi ruing Alan,
B OO P. M, Cnpe May Ai c inimoiiaiiuii.
8-Wi P. M. liriilyelou and t-aieiii Passengcri
4 to P. M. Cape May Express,
B'du 1. M. Wooiihitrv Aci'oiuuiodiitlon.
C ape Mav Freight ieuves Ciumiun ut tl in A. M.
WkjI Jersey i rcight Traiu leaves Cauidi n al li M.
I""11")-. . ... ...... . ,
rreini win ne receiveu ui c-ero'iu i.ivi-il-u vvnuri
below Wiiluut sireeMrom 7-00 A. M. until B-no P. M.
Freight received belore U0 A, M. will go lorward tue
same day. , , . , .
Freight Jenery. jo. n. iii.la v Anu. avpiiiic
7 2 If W I LLI A M J. SKWELL. SupiTnitendeut.
DIlIl.AnFliIMlIA, GKRMAMOWN, AN'I
L NORR1SIOWA RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE,
On and after Wednesday , May 1. 1ST.
FOR UH.KMANTOWK.
Leave Philadelphia t, 7, B, Olio, hi, 11, 12 A.M. 1.
a'4, 4.b. .'iJt, ti-lo, 7, 8,0, in, 11. 12 P. M.
Leave Germauiown 6, 7, 7, s, S"J0, , 10, 11, 12 A. M
t, 2, a, 4. 4k ,1., 7, h, , 10, 11 P. M,
ine s-i:u iiowu iraiu ami a.'4 ami 04 up Trains will
nut stop on the Germaniown Hnincli.
lis. nllflOA i h.
Leave Plilludelphia !i'4 A. M. 2. 7, p, M.
Leave GerniMiiiown 8'4 A. M. 1, . 0 1. M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phllaufluhia 6. 8. 111. vi A. M. sY. BV. 7. fi
and 11 P. M.
Leave Chesnut Hill 7-10. 8, 9-40, and 11-40 A. M. Vlti
i-40, 5-40, 0-4U, S'40. and 1U 40 P. M.
u:x ntnuAis,
Leave Philadelphia 4 A, M. iland7P. M.
Li aveChesuut Dill 7oO A. M. 12' Iu. 6 40, and 9'2t
P. M.
1-OR CONSIIOnOCKEN AND NOUUlSTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 71a,, aud ll'Oo A. M. l,s
4, 5,'s. ', 8 06, and ll.'a P. M.
Leave Norrlstown 6 J, 7, 7'i)0, 9, and 11 A. M. IX, 8,
"""""'"uH SUNDAYS,
Ieave Philadelphia A, M., 2'Su and 7-15 P.M.,
Leave Norrlstown 7 A. M..d an and 0 P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 7. 0. and 11-05 A.M. 1. J
li-,, bit, ti.'4, 8 0i. 9.. and IU. P. M.
Lwave Manyunk O'lo, Hi, 6-20,9, aud lli A. M. 2
Leave Phllsdelphia 9 A. M. -i'i and 7 P. M.
Leave Manayunk 7', A. M. 6 and 9 P. M.
W. S. W ILSON, General (Superintendent
g Depot. NINTH and GREEN Klreehy
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE BEA-SH0REI
CAMDKN AND ATLAN'l IC RAILROAD.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.
Five Trains dally to Aiiauuc city, aud one on Bun-
day. . . ,Tr A ir T. .
On ana aner rAiniiii" low, trains will
leave VINE Street Ferry, as follows;
Special Excursion 8-0O A. M.
Mall . -;v .".""V-, 7H0A. M.
I re
15 A. M.
i. fiiirnueh in two hours)
elgtll, W HU X iriii vw BvwwiDUttn
...n-uu f, M.
Alluutlc A:ouinicHiaiion.......... 414 jp, jj
Hpeclal Excursion.. 6-18 P. M.
Man hhmmm.1 w r. al.
L ruiL.l.t I lUit A M
Express (through lu two hours) 7 lis A. hi'.
ACoi'inmuuam'i o 10 a. at.
Junction Accommodation to Jackson and luleriutt
diate Stations leaves Vine street :i P. M.
Returning leaves Jackson -js a. M.
V ADlorr ir.i.1' ia,usi oiuiia 1 iujm thai ins
Leave Vine street al ..lo l6 A. M., i ii p. M.
Leave HaiMoulleld al 1-ou P. M., 8 I.1 p, M.
SUN DA Y MAIL TRA 1 N TO Al LANTIC CITY
Leaves Vine street at 7-S0 A. M., aud Atlaullcal
Fare 10 Atlantic 2. Round Trip Tickets, pood
tmlu Jtir Ihr day uiul train on uiUUh tliry art omhJ ,
Tickets for sale at the Ouice of ine piniaiielpuia
Local Express Compiiny, No. tlij Cll E.-.N U 1' sirwi
andaiNoi S'S CH ENUT Street, tliintiiieuul Hotel.
i'i,.. fiilliLiielnhia Local Express Company. Nu.
CH Er-NUT hlieel. will call lor DaKguge lu any part
of lhe c:ty and suburbs, aud ClKjk to hotel or cottage
at Atlantic City. ! MUNI) Y,
Z41I Agent,
RAILROAD LINES.
NORTH PKNNSTLVANIA RAILROAD.
'IDE MIDDLE KOLilK.-Hlinrie.il and moit
Unect loiileto Rett lehem, Allentown, M audi Chunk,
Hn7eln.11. While Haven, Wilkehbarie, Mahanoy Cny,
Mount C hioiel, and all poluM In tue LehlKti, Ma
hanoy, and Wximlnnceal regions.
I'nwciier Iepot in Philadelphia, N. W. corner of
BERKS and AM KRICAN bireel.
bl'MMKH A KRANGKMKNT.
NINE DAILY IRA INo.
On and after WEDNESDAY. May 8, IW, raenK"r
trains leave the New Depot, corner Berks and Ameri
can stn els, dally (nundars excepted), a follow
A17-46 A. M. Morning Express for Helhleheiu and
Principal Hiallons on North Pennsylvania Railroad.
coiinectliiKal Relhlehem with LehlKh.Valley lUllroan
for Allemown, CatHSHUuua.lallnii'on, Maucn Chunk,
Wcutherly, Jeansvllle, Haxelum, VVhlt Haven,
Wilkesharrc, KIiiksuhi, I'ltmou. and all pouns in
Lehigh and Wyoming valleys: also. In connection
wllh I.eiilifh and Mahsnoy Railroad, for Maiiauoy
Cliy, and wllh Catawlssa Railroad, lor Rupert.
Danville, Milton, and WullauiM'orU Arrive at
Mnich Chunk at tfi'S A. M.: Rt VMIkes
barre at P. M.j at Mahanoy City at i P. M.
Passenners by this train can lake the LehlKh Valley
train, pluming Relhlehem at 11-55 P. M., Inr Easton,
and rolnta on New Jersey Central Railroad to New
York.
At8'4SA. M. Accoinmodntlon for Doylnntown,itop
piiig at all Intermediate stations. PaisenifTs
Willow Grove, llatlioro, and Hartsvllle, by this
train, lake the stave at Olir York road.
At lu-16 A. M. Accommodation lor Fort Washing
ton, slopping at Intermedlaie siatlons.
At 1 Mi P. M.-Expres for Bethlehem, Allentown
Maucb Chunk. W bile Haven, WiUesbarre, Mahanoy
City, Cetilialla. Shenandoah, Mutiiil I armel, and all
points In the Mahanoy and Wyoming Coal regions.
Passengers for Greenville take this train to Quaker-
'"AtViO P. M. AccomnpdatIon for noyleetown,
SU.ppliiK al all intermediate stations. J'BSHentferH take
su ge at Doyh Blown for Mew Hope: at Worth Wales
for bnmueyiowu. ,
At 4 P. M. Accommodation for Doylmtown, stop
ping ut all lntermedialo stations. Passenxeis I01
Willow Grove, llatboro, and Hnrtsvllle, take Btagc
blAbiiiKt u; lor Luni nervine at Doyliwtowu.
A16 2UP. M. Through accommodation lor Bethle
1.,., an uiatiniiu mi main Hue of North Pennsyl-
vaeia Railroad, connecting at Heihlehem with Leliish
Valley Evening train ior iutsiuu, aiivuiuwh, auu
Mauch Cliiink.
At, 8 !at 1. M. Acoommouaiion ior ijansnaie, swp
ping at Bll Intermediate stations.
At 11-ao P. JL Accommodation for Fort Wash-
HIAJISB AJIUIVB J rniuivir.ijriiia.
From Bethlehem, at V15 A. M., 2-io and 8-4P P. M.
2-ii5 P. M. train makesdirect connection wllh Lehigh
V.iii.7 trains from EasUtu. Wtlkeittiarre. Manauoy
City, and Har.lelon. Paseengers leaving Eastou at
11 M A. Al. arrive 10 l-iniwiipui v 1. wo r. in..
Passengers leave Wlikesbarre at 1 80 P. M.. connect
at Beihleheni al6'16 P. M., and arrive In Phlladelphli
From ' Doylestown at 82S A. M., i-io P. M., an
7-411 y. m.
T.vm T nnadnln at 780 A. M.
From Fort Washington at 11 50 A. M. and 813 P. M.
un nuiAiiaio,
Philadelphia tor Bethlehem al 9-HO A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2-45 P. M.
Doylestown to Philadelphia at 7'2i) A. M.
Bethleliem to Philadelphia at 4'30 P. M.
Filth and sixth Streets Pansenger cars convey pas
sengers to and from the new depot.
White cars of Second and Third Streets line ana
Union line run wllhlu a short distance of the Depot.
Ticket must he procured at the Ticket Olllce In
order to secure the joweet rates ot 'are.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Tinlrnm sold and nmrensre checked throuiih to prln
cipal points at Maun's North Feunsylvauiu Bukgage
jj.x press umce,
1 j J No. 105 8. FIFTH Street.
TX7 EST CHEbTER AND PHILADELPHIA
YV RAILROAD, VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and alter MONDAY, June 24, 1SH7. Trains will
leave Depot ,1111 ri y-Fiits r and Clings is u 1 Bireets,
w est i-iiuaiieipnia, as ronows:
Leave Phlladeluhla for West Chester. at7T5A.M
11 A. M.. 2ao P. M., 416 P. M., 4 &0P. M..7 00P. M-.aud
lo-au P. M.
Leave Westchester for Philadelphia, from Depot
on East Market street, at 615 A. M., 715 A. M.., V40
and lU'-lo'. M., I-&5P. M 4'5o and 6'60 P. M.
Trains leaving West Chester ut 7-80 A. M., and leav
ing fLiiaueipiiia ai 400 r. xa., win stop at a. u junc
tion ana jueuiaouiy.
Passengers 10 or irom stations between West Chea
ter and B. C. Junction going east, will take train
leaving West Chester at 7'1I A. M., and giiin.; weal
will take train leaving Philadelphia at 4-50 P. M., and
trausier at a. C. Junction.
Leave Philadelphia lor Media at li-;!0 P. M.
Leave Media lor Philadelphia at -40 P. M.
Kuiiiiiliic At all staLlons.
The MurkeiSireet cars will be In waiting, as usual,
at 'I hlnv-lirsL and Market streets, ou the arrival 01
each Lrain. to convey nasseUKers into the city: aud
for lines leaving the De pot lake the cars ou Market
street, the last car connecting with each train leaving
Front and Market b tret la thirty tu'uutou previous to
del arture.
The Chesnut and Wulnut Street cars connect with
allot the above trains, carrying passengers down
ChfcHntil strict, past ineprinuipat noteis and tue Cam
den and Amboy RR. oihee. at Wulnut street wharf
PUftsing out W aluut street 10 me ui pou
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Plilludelphia al 8-"0 A. M. and 2 P. M
Leave Wxst Chester al 7'4o A. M, aud 6 P. AI.
'Die cars ou Market street will coi.uect with
nil Suiulav trains, both ways, as usual, leavlcu
Front and Murkel streets thirty-live minutes belore lhe
train leaves Depot, and will leave Depot on arrival of
each train, to carry pussengera into ine city.
Trains leavlnu Philadelphia al Via A. M. and 450 P
M -. and leaving V est Chefter al 7'Wi A. M. and 4-Sti P.
M.. connect al H. C. Junction with iranm on P. aud B
C. R. I'.., lor Ox lord and iniermeoiaie polnui.
Passengers are alloweu lo lake wenrlug apparel
only, as baggage, and the Company will not lu any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one hun
dred dollars, uuless a special contract Is made lnr,the
Bunie. HENRY WOOD,
jut General Buperintendeut,
piIILADELriHA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
TtTOttgh nmi direct ronie Oetweeu Phllailelihla
Baltimore, Hurrisbnrg, W illlanisjiort, und ine l.rel
OU Retiou ol tvuiiM) Iviuila.
ELKiANT SLKl'.PING CARS on all Nliit Trains.
(In ami utter MONDAY, April VW. ISO,", the 1 rains ou
the rniludelphia aud Erie Eullroud will run us
follows:
U'IKTWAItll.
Mail Truln leaves Philadelphia
itiives Willutiuspor.
e 11 a: 1 iv es at ki'e ,
Erie Express leave Philadelphia
I. -lives Wiuiunibuorl
7-U0 P. M.
- i-M A. M.
4 '18 1'. Al,
noon.
S-Ij P. M.
lo-eo A. M,
....... 8'l A. M.
BMO P. M,
M 8 10 P, M.
in-.!) A. M.
.10 lo P. M
7-Mi A. it.
m S ki P. M
4-ai a. m.
l-ii) P. M.
7-lft .V. M.
, 8-;i.i m,
i. " ariives al E-rie
Elmiia Wall leuves Plilludelphia ,.
leaves Wi.llumspori
i arnvus at Li ck iluveu.....
KAHTWAUO.
MoT Train leaves Eric
' " leaves Vv liliunib)iorl
" anives al l'hiiadeliihiiv
Erie l ipreijo leaves Erie
leaves Wllln mnpor ,
1 arrives at Plilludelphia..
Elmira Wail leaves Lock Haven
' li lives W liliauihport
..--I. Ul.l....l..lul,iu
- ftrilVm Bl i IIIPHIi" H'lHi, Ti , , UL,
r. 11 a T. ...... it r.. I u' Itl, f, II lviilm.1111 Vl'iii-puii
, 6-4l P. M.
juii 1 1 aim A i'i " ........ .. ......... .... -. . ..u
and Franklin Ruilwny. Passengers leav ng Philadel
phia at 12-in M. arrive at lrvinelou ai 6'4uA,di,aud
Leuvnfg Vhihi'delphla at 7"30 I. M., arrive ut OU
AUri'i'usoii Warren and Fihiikiln Railway makf
Close coniiecl.ons al Oil City with trams tor l'l.uikllc
and Puroleum Centre. Baggage cheesed through.
ALr RE 1) L. TYLti.it,
) j t Geuurnl Superintendent.
"OU1LADELPI11A AND BALTIMORE 0EN
JL TliAL RAILROAD. hummer Arraniiements.
On and alterSA'l URDAY, June 1. lKti7, Trams wlil
leave Philadelphia, from the Depot of the West
i liester and Philadelphia Railroad, earner of
THIRTY-FIRST and UltsN UT Streets (W out Phlla
deil'hi.al 7 15 A. M. aud 4 on P M.
Leave Rising Sun at 5 15 und, Ox lord al 6-0t A. M.
and leave Ox lord at 3'2o P. M.
A ilurket Train, with Pav.senser Car attached, will
run on Tuesdays and Fridays, having t Liu Rlsin;; Snu
at ll'lfi A. M., Oxford at 12'OtiM., aim Kenuell al Pol'
P al., coiinnling at Wl-ht Chester Junction with a
Tialn' for Philadelphia. On Wednesdays anil talur
days trains leave Philadelphia at lift) P. Al., run
in.; ihroiiifh to Oxiord.
The 'l rain leavn g PhlladelphU at 715 A. M.con
nects at oxiord Willi a dally liueot Singes lor Peach
Bottom, In Luucaster county. Reluming, luave
Peach Bottom to connect at Oxford with toe Alter
iw..,ii Train lor Philadelphia.
1 he Train leaving Philadelphia at 4-60 P. U. runs to
KpHSHe"kei8I'allowed to take wearing apparel only
haiituiie. and the Coioiiauy will 1101 lu any case be
responsible tor an amount nee.liu one hundred
d,U.uuR
AKXAMEsno shout Tine
. x.n 1.
Hutted Bta',4- WU lloufe to the Soutb
uud HauthMttt. ; '
On and after JU' LY , trains will leave Depot pnlla
tIelphla.WIJiulukto".'" IWIUijoi ; ' 1 'I. uviJiHOAU
btreetand WABUINUTO Aveu u , a 11 p. M.,con
uectlug Closely With Kxpre 'S In. n t-.r trie c notpal
cities South, Including WUuur.gton. f.'. a. .. isi.i.r..
Newbern, Cliarleston.Savsnnai.. i n...-' , i -,r,otte,
Columbia, Maoon, ' Ant-n.-.ta, M" '. Mobile.
. ,.io.n and Inleruji-fl'a'. polni-.
iewv .i - ,,,,r,nilili lili.L.1 X ai om. n.
T , f F J'-.. S E i RAILROAD.
LiikiiaV UfAff Tit Ms FOR CAPK MAY.
C.iniuiei ot": ' ; . -lunexH, 1Wi7. the SUN DAY
MAIL AN I' i'"f ' .''! TRAIN will leave Pnlla
del plila, K.int" ' " Bt (ui'I'ei lerry), at 7 A, M.
Reuirniti ! i uiw island at i P. int., stopping al
nrlnrliKi' 's''t . s 1 1 1 '
Fare"', i ..c.uau.n Ticket, HflO. Good this day
aniiu..uou;y.. . - WILUAM hKWKr.ri)
1 (Ail f , Superluteudent,
Mi.
411 and sa1 CHEoNU I S leel .1 al Depol. h.lOAi.
lt,?et ainl WASHINGTON Arerme. 7 1 Sin
fcUH V TOMPKINH. o. -.eral Agent. Norfolk, Va.
V. l.'l ltoW)Kl U. fc in ri.l Passenger Agent.
TTT E B
I
AUGUST 5, 18G7.
RAILROAD LINES.
READING RAILROAD
GREAT TRUNK LINK
JrROM nil LA 1)1-. J. fill A 'IOTHE INTEIllOKOI
i'ENNMYLVAJVIA, THE SCHUYLKILL. SU
WUKH ANNA. CUM BKKLAMK A Nil W O.MINO
VALLEYS, THE KUlllh, KOR'IHWEST, AND
J HE CAN A DAS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PAH8ENQEB
TRAI.M. May H, lh7,
Leaving the fomnanv's Deoot. at TITIRTEKNTH
and t ALIXWHILL Streets. Philadelphia, at the fol
lowing hours:
AlllltlNlPIW SIWMMOMTION,
A17-S0A.M., lor Reading and Intermediate Stations,
KeLliml.... Lfo..,li ..... . I
Philadelphia at Via P. M .
.1. a -MU11XH1NG KAPRKH8,
A I SIS A. M. fur heflilllitr. I.elii4,ii,n TTftir1ahnr
Potlavtlle, Piuegrove. T anittlllia. Hlltihurv William.
oil, Elmlra.
iienlowii. W
kllmrre. PIiimuui.
Chambersburg,
Hagerstown, etc. etc.
berlnnd, W llllamsnort. York. 'iiK,K.r.. "ill ."
irrove etc """"'fc iu
grove, ria o ..,,...
Pnlladeliuna al iiti v u
Poltsvllle, Harrisburg, etc., connecting wllh Rm.
and Columbia Railroad trains lor Columbia eta. 1
POTT STOW N ACCOM M Ol A 11 ON
iyih i mniunu , iu a. m stoiiping at In
mediate Stations: arrives In Philadelphia at n-4u A
Beturnlng, leaves Philadelphia at 8-30 P. M - arr
1.. II..H.I..UI.I u I h-AA O M
ntei-
M .
arrives
IU X VUWW" - ' " . "
KEAIJir,U AtXJUMMODATIO!
Leave Rending at 7o A.M., suipping at all
stutioiiB. arriving at 1 hiladelnliia at iu-ia x. m
lieiuriiing, leaves 1 nnaueipniu at 6 00 P. M.j arrive
D jveauniK a. 1 wi iu
1 rains lor Philadelphia leave Harrlsborc at 8-1D A
M . and l'otlsvilie al 8'4li A. M.. arrivinur In 11iIi,ii.
i lila ut Poo P. M, Afternoon trains leave Harrlsbun
at vie P. W.i Poilsvllle at 2 46 P. M arriving la Phlla-
aeipma at v 10 r. i".
Jl A 1IH inin iv nvAUmiwuiiA uuin
Leaves Reading at 71i A. M., and Harrisburg at
4-11 P. M, Connecting at heading with A Iter 11000
Aci'iimniodatlon south al 8 Wl P. M.. arrlvlnsln Phils.
deiohia al mo P. M.
itarket train, wllh passenger oar attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 12'45 noon lor Poltsvllle and all way
B'a:ions. ijcaveH riiivnunvM 1 w a, m. ior xuiiauei
pbla and all way stations.
All ine aoove iraioo tun uiij-, uiiiiimn caui-iuhu,
rUUUH H I.I 1 1 1. w -. . , Bllll
Philadelphia at 8-f P. M. Leave Phliadelphla foi
Reading al 800 A. M reluming Irom Reading at t'U
l ....i... l..u do eiituv A HI N-irfl A Kr bi
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
l'Hwieni'era Inr Dnwiilugtown and lutermedlalA
poinia tuke the 7-80 A. M.. and 6-tsi P, M, iralns from
Philadelphia, returning from uownlngtown at 8T0 A,
M. and 1'tsi P. M.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AN!
THE WEST
Leaves New York at 9 A.M. and t and g P, M.
. . un,..ll.,.r nl l.'.ik A K1 wl l-nll o ...1 D 1
ansiiii iiran i ii m v . a. - ' - n vu a in . .
and connecting at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania and
Northern Central Railroad express trains for Pitta-
burg, Cblcauo. Wl'llamsport, Elmira, Baltimore, etc.
Returning, express lrain leaves iiarrisourg on ar
rival ot the Pennsylvania express from Piltsbumr. ai
3 and s'45 A. M, and V P. M., passing Reading at 4 4
antl 10'HO A. M.t and 4-20 and 1116 P.M., and arrlvlui
in New York at 10' 10 A. M., and 4'4o and fi'2o P. at.
Sleeping cars accorupBiiy these trains through between
lersev i:iiv and Pittsburg, without changUL
A mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 210
P. M, Mall train for Jttarriaourg leaves iNew xorg
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Poltsvllle at 7 and ipso A. M., and 7-lt
P. M., returning from Tamaqua at 7 '86 A. M. and P40
ana 4-15 P. M.
S- H U Y LK ILL AND 8USQUKH ANN A RAILROAD
Trains leave Auuuru at y ou a. nr. ior nnegrove and
Hurrisburg, and 1-60 P. M. for Plnegroveand Tremont,
returning irom iiarrisourg ai a w r. HI., ana irom Ire-
rjioul at 7 iw A. m. anu n o tr. m.
TICKETS.
llirongh first-class tickets aud emigrant tickets to
all toe principal points In the North and West and
Canada.
Excursion tickets from Philadelphia to Reading and
lnlermedialestullous, good for oue day only, are sold
by Morning Accommodation, Market traiu, Reading
and Poltslown Accommodntiou trains, at red seed
rates. Excursion tickets to Philadelphia, good onlv
lor oue day, are sold al Reading aud intermediate
stations, by Reading and Potwtown Accommodation
tra ns, al reitucen rates.
The lolhiwiug tickets are obtainable only at the
onice of M. BitAuroau, treasurer, rso. 'ill a.
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, or of G. A. NICOLU-j,
Oeneial bupernuenueiii. lteauing:
COMMUTATION TICKETS
At 25 per cent. discount, between any points desired
tor lamiiieaauu nrms. ,Tr
MILEAGE TICKETS,
G'od for 2000 miles between all points, 52-50 each
ror utmuies auu nrms,
SEASON TICKETS,
Ior three, six, plue, or twelve months, for holder
only, to all points, at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
I'.eslding on the line of the road will be furnished
cuius euiitiing themselves and wives to tickets at hah
lure.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia lo principal stations, good fat
.-"Uinriliiy, Sunday, and Monduy, at reduced tare, to
be bail only at the Ticket Ollice, at THLRTEENTH
and CALLOW HILL streets.
FREIGHT.
( oods of all descriptions forwarded to all the abovf
points from lhe Conipuny's Freight Depot. BROAD
ami WILLOW Streets. '
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia dully at & m A. M.. 12-4S noon
ami 6 F. !., lor Lending, Lebanon. HarriHburg, Poll
Vllle, Port Cliuiou, aud all polnui forward.
maIlh
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all placet
.I.. 11.11 ..1 n..t III Ivh.. ....I. r... r. t C . . w -......
principal stntlons only at 2 16 P. M.
.i7 ..j.. uu i.tii iirT, ni u xv, m,, auu ior tue
4J
"PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
XT TLMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
tommenciug MONDAY, Jul- 8, 1W7, Trains will
leave Depol, comer BUOAD street and WASH
1NUT ON Avenue, :ia fono.va:
W uv Nail T rain ni s-ao A. M. (Sundays exceptod
lor Bi'llimore, Miipjiing at ail regular staiious. Con
iiecting wilh Heiuware Rnilroai' ut Wllmiuiriou loi
Crisiield nod iniorniodlaio stations.
l.xpi ess Train uill-5u A. M. (Suudays excepted) foi
BalliUiore uuu Washington.
T xpn ss '1 nun at a-; 0 P. AT. (Suoduya excepted) foi
Bultloiorc and Wiishlnir-on.stopjriiuj at Ciiesic, Tiiur
low. Lmwood, Clitymont, W ilmin.,'ion, N'ewooi t. sum.
ton, ivewurk, Eikiou, N'orlneasi , Churlestowu, Perry
vi! 11, llavre-ile-Gruce, Aberdeen, Perrymau's, Eilge
wi), d, Ilpgnolia, Chase's, and St uuiuer'a Run.
MgM Ex press at H-oo P. M. (daily ) lor Baltimore and
V usiiinginu. Connects at Wiiuiiutiou (Suturdaya
excepted) w ith Delaware Rahr..ad Line, stopping at
Newcastle, MliMlclown, Clayton, Dover, Hurrlug
ton, Sealord. Sulisiiiiry, Prlncerr Anno, and cunnecl
Inu at Cribiieid with Bout for. Fortress Mouroe, Nor
loik, Porlsi. louth, and the Soulh.
l'iissi n','ei lor Forlresr Moi.i '.e and No-fo!k via
Bultiniore will take the 11-50 A. M. Train, Viu Cri
field will take the 1100 p. M.Trnin.
WHijU.Nui'ON TRAINS.
S opping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
x uiiuuoipuia at lj-go, Eli), 4-HO, e-00, and IP
(dully) P. Al. T he 4 W) P. M. Train couuecta wllh
"'", xvaiimau or minora aua interiuedute sta
tions. T he o inl P. M. Train runs lo New Castle,
Leave Wilmington s-sn, 7-15 nd H A. M., 400 and
6 w (daily) P. M. 'I Tib 7 15 A. M. Train will not stop
at stations between Chester uud Philadelphia,!
J-ROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore "!" A. M Way Mall. 8ia A. M
Express, iiTO P. M Express, 8 85 P, M.. Express
b"i.6 P. M., Express. 1
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 8 65 P. M., stopping ut Havre
de Gruce, Perryvllle, and Wilmington. Also stops al
Northeast, Elklou.uud Newark ui lake passenger!
tor Philadelphia and leave paasengors from Washing
ion or Baltimore, and al CliesU r lo leave passenger
from Washington or Baltimore,
Through Tickets to all points West, South, and
Southwest, may be procured at the Ticket Olllce, No.
b.re CHEteN UT Stioet, under ine Uouilneuial Hotel!
Perseus purchasing tli keis ut this olllce can hav
their baggage chei-kedl at their resiueuoe by th
Un inu Trausier Company.
4tJ H. F. KENNEY, Buporluleudent,
r0
1'KRSONS G0INQ OUT OF TOWN.
CALl, AT SMITH S,
HO, 8K8 (IIEIKIT KIHCKT
I And supply yourselves with
STATIONERY
l'OKTFOLIOW,
TtITBIMTf' WKITIX4J DENIiS,
1KI.NNINU C1SLS,
cmwnKN,
IIKCKKU HOAitIN, ETC.
All kinds of Blauk Hooks, Priuflng, Statlouory
Pocket Books, Pocket Cutlery, etc tic, at very
greatly reduced prices. 7 etf
JflTLLlK, WEAVER A, CO,
! V AN UT ACTUR ERS Of
IA ?.nS!iii and Tarred Cordaco. Corcts
Twines. Etc.
Iio. North WATER Stroet. and
; ftorth DELAWARE Aveuue.
HtlLiAOItl.PblA.
OaAP y Clot uj i.: a. g jT)
COTTOU AKDTLAX . k
fcAlL Dues' AND CANVAS,
. Ol all numbers and brands.
Tent A wnlng, Trunk, and Wagou.Oi.ver Duck. Also
Fai'er M asuiacturers' Drier Felts, from oue tosevvu
feet wldei PaullHK, Beltmg, Hall Twine, etc
J0UN w, kyehmaSi A CO.,
t Ho. W JONES Alley.
Falls, Multalo,
York., Carlisle
...l.,T.i. 1. "".w;ul Reading w llh East Penn
?, liV!t v u"d lr"'"'r Allentown. et-o! ami th
MV"M"r.,,iMV"li,.,Lyir,l,n for Ilarrlsburg, etc, at PORT
CLIN ION wllh t atawliwa Railroad trains for Wll
llanisburg. Lock Haven, Elmira. eui at ii a iiHii
Bt KG with Northern c'eniral .Vd VaUey
and Schuylkill and Susquehanna train. f, iiJ,?., ?'
SHIPPING
fPf STEAM TO I.IYEI.rOOLr-C'AIzLi-Jf
TtM Ing at Uueenstown. The Inman Une,
siiiiiiig semi-weekly, carrying the United urates Malls
RETURN TICKETS 1 O PA RM AND BACK, FIRS!
CLASS, lino GOLD.
CITY OF BALTIA1 ORE Saturday, August 10
CITY OF WASHING! ON Wednesday, August 14
CITY OF LONDON . Saturday. Aug Ht 17
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, August 14
FI na .. Wednesday, August
ANTWERP Saturday, August!!
And each succeeding Saturday aud Wednesday, a ;
noon, from Pier No. 4o North River,
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday,
t 1 r r, 11, r.i.-nmf in
Payable iu Gold.
Payable in Currency
FlrRt Cabin inn
Steerage .M
To Uuidou I
'lo London.. lift
To Paris lvi
To Paris a
Pass niie bv the Wednesday Steamers: First Cabin
1Iii; Steerage, flO. Payable In U. B. Currency.
Passengers also forwarded lo Havre, Hamburg, lire
men, etc., at moderate rates,
steerage passage from Liverpool or ijneensiown, r
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persoua
Bending for their trlemls.
For further Information apply at the Company!
cilice, JolIN G. DALE, Agent,
NO. IU H HO A I W A 1 , Is. r.,
8 7 or No. 411 CHESNUT SU, Philadelphia.
fifty. PASSAGE TO AND FROM
mim' i 1 i GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANU
ilk STEAMSHIP ANDSAILINGPACKEr,.
A T II k III I I, II UlTi'S
DRAFTS A VAILA BLETH ROUG II OUT ENGLAND
iBMiAHU, OCOTLAAD, AND WALES.
For particulars apply to
1 a rsuuim
BROTHERS CO-
o. M SOUTH l-treet, and No. 2-t BROADWAY.
11 OrtolDOfci.T. SEA RLE, No, 217 WALNUT
riiii.Ai:i.PiiiA iticii.noNO
AND NORK11I.K srkiiiuiiiii i.imu-.
, Through air line to the south
A N O VV T'jts'l.1
Al.JU.wC!V.U.KhiVKlt'1'61 'i'" NEW BERN.
A lfUK All bill rtlM In M.tn x m... 1 1 i-
Seaboard and Roanoke SaZ&
a., Tennessee, and the West, via Norfolk. Peteti
vule'Ball'rSid. " Richmond ! a'utl iSS
The regularity, safety, and cheapness or this ronM
commend ll 10 the public as the most desirable me.
n 1 1 1 11 1 Ii ir rBri-i-inn u.....n i...i.... . . "
- --- -y - - v o'viuii ui ireignu
No charge for commission, diayage, or auy exDenaa
Oflransler.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, and leave rwn.
larly from hrst wharl above Market street,
C4VIllib inicucu uai 1 j-,
k ii v!' P' CLYDK A CO.
point. " auu uity
"' P. CROW ELL A CO, Agents at Norfolk.
1
m mm mm m .m mt Ma w
r k w
HOUTMKRN Mill ,.t.??.,r A"
i JlKUUUHK HH.M1-MONTHLY LlVsr
. . . . . u a ibAmn Mil 11 111
ncv vlitvKAAIi. I. A
JUNIATA. 1216 ions. Captain , j?1 FTUoxla.
IliDOA, 1076 ions. Captain J. F. Morae!
The JUNIATA win leave imp fr
SAT URDAY, . -, at 8 o'clock A. V. frr,
jno. IB (second w harl d- k.v Spruce street)
The TIOGA wdl leave New Orleans ior this nn.t
Orleans ior this pott
AUgUSl 17.
Through bills of lading signed for freight to Mobil -lalveston,
Natchez, Vlcksburg, Mempnis, Nasuvdja
Jalio, St. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati,
Gal
Calio
WAXiAiAia L jam va, General Agent.
4 111
No. 814 S. Delaware avense.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckerson A CoT
THE rillLAltKLPIlla a w ak.
SOUTHERN MAIL STEA ksntp iviu
Kftl U REGULAR LINE
I Wtt SA V AASAUi fjlA.
TON A WANDA, (too tons, Captain Win. Jennlrurl.
WYOMING, 860 tons, Cuptain Jacob Teal,
The sleamshlD WiOMlNG will Ihhv. Inr h.
ubov port on Saturday, August 10, at 8 o'clock A, M..
liiini BU41111I wharf KaIhui Nnriina alraul '
Through passage tickets sold and rrelght taken tor
all points In connection with the Georgia Central Rait,
road. WILLIAM. L JAMES. General Agent,
N o. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agent at Savannah, Hunter 4k GammeU. n 14
Jn,-R, TUB PUIIADELPIIfA AUD
StlaltiBOUT HERN MAIL STEAMaHIP Co lit
TaNxSREGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE
tOU HlL-MlNdlTUA, N. C.
The steamship PIONEER. B12 lous. Captain J, Ben.
nett, will leave lor the above port on THURSDAY.
August is, aigo'clock A. M., from Pier 18 (second wharf
below fcoruce street).
Bills o iladlug signed at throngs jnd reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agent at Wilmington, worinjt uauleh
WILJ
1AM L. JAMES, GeBural Agent,
No. 814 8- Delaware avenue,
HAVANA STEAMERS, fffifo
lltiWt.UntGI'IIT.V tivu
CAItRYIN'U THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
lhe Steamships
HRNDK1CK HUDSON CAPTAIN HOWBS
STARS AND STRIPES CAPTAIN HOLMES
These steamers will leave this port for Havana
every other Tuesday at 8 A. M.
The Steamship STARS AND STRIPES. (Howes,
Master), will sail lor Uuvaua on TUESDAY MORN
LMG, August in, at 8 o'clock.
Pashuge 10 Havuna, ao currency.
No Height received alter Saturday,
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOidAS WATTSON & SONS,
8 IS No, 140 N. DELAWARE Aveun
. NEW EXPBEaH VISE TO
if 'fVT, Alexanurla, Georgetown, and Washington,
.iA9t,V. D. c, via Chesapeake and Delaware canal.
w,iu connections al Alexandria Irom the most direct
route lor Lynchburg, Bristol, KuoxvlHe, Nashville,
Dulion, and lhe Southwest,
bu a met s leave regularly from the first wharf aeovt
Market street.
Freight received dully.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
Ko, 14 Koitli aud Souih Wiiarves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M.ELDR1DGE t Co., Agents al Alexandria, VI
giuiu, i
ui-rusuiun xw nusii-
JS'.'.S-rit-POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALTI
K?3:x.iAlORE, viu Chebupeuke and Dela-
, O IUU41,
Ihliaueiphiauud Bui tl more Union Steamboat Oom
i,ai.y, dally at 2 o'clock P. 11.
The bieanierbot ibis line are now plying regularly
celween this poll auu Baltimore, leaving theseoond
whurf below Arch sueot dally al X o'clock F, M.
iSuuduys excel led).
v uTi a- ali description of Freight as low as ao
o;h( r line.
iieigln bundled with great care, delivered
promptly, uud forwarded lo all points beyond the
terminus free ol commission.
particular attemiou paid to the transportation of
a:i description ol Meichaudise, Hoiiito, Carriages,
die. etc.
For further information, apply to
JOIIA D. RUOFF, Agent,
6 irA No. Is JN. DELAWARE Aveuue,
' XKVf "VWItK, VIA LKLA
mfrf'ftrT'ty ware uu ilurilau Cauuk
I!W-Li.fc E linens bteambuut Company Steam Pro
l in ia leave Duuy 110111 hrsl wharl below Market
street, lluough iu twenty-lour hours. Goods Iop
warded to all points, North, East auu Weal, treejl
Commission.
Fitifehls received at the lowest rates.
W'AL P. CL DE CU. Agonta,
No. 14 bomb W hurvea,
JAJ1ES HAND. Agent.
Ao. 104 Wuil street, Nnw York. . 1 tt
.TirSrV NiiWYORK.-SWlFTSURl
-iOrTruuopoiluthin Company Despatch
-rjsC! -aud bwllinure Lines, via Delaware
auu Raruau Caual, on aud after the liilh of Mar en,
leaving daily al 12 M. aud 6 P. M., connecting wltH
ail Northern aud Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon acoommodA.
ting terai, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIRD A CO.,
Hi No. 1W b. DELAWARE Avenue,
4?F TO BUIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
a.wa'i' a.S. T he undersigned having leased the KEN
b 1 i o I ON SCREW DOCK , begs to inform his frienda
aud the patrons of the Dock that he la prepared wlin
increased (acuities to accommodate those Laving ves
sels 10 be raised or repaired, aud being a practical
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal alien
lion lo the vessels entrusted to him for repairs.
Captuiusor A geuls, Stilp-Carpeiiiera, and Machinists
having vessels to reiiaur, are solicited to call.
Having Hie ageucy nir the sale of " Wetterstedi's
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, for
the preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this city, I am
pieimied to furnish the same on reasouaule terrua,
JOHN H. HAM MITT,
Keusington Screw Dock,
1 1J DELAWARE, Avenue, above Laurel slree
INTERNAL REVENUE'
REVENUE STAMPS
FCR SALE AT THE
riUNCIlVL. AOENOY, ,
KO. 07 ftOUHl TlUIin fiTHEET, VT
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWEI
Orderstor Stamped Checks received, 1
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nun oi-p"'-" j"-
Orders by UisU or express prompt'
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