THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JtrLY 1, 1808.
. THE NEW YORKCONYENTION.
Compute )ld Corrected Llit Of Dele
gates to tbe National Democratic Cos
fSBtlOS).
ALABAMA.
PELEOATES AT LAROB.
Reuben Cliapman, Lewis Fl. Pftrsons,
John A. Winston, Janiet II. Clautou.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. C. C. I,Bne1on, 4. Sunniel RnfTln,
B. (i. hcotl, Jr., John J. Jolly.
2. J. T. Holtj-elaw, 6. Win. M. Lowe,
W. C. Oales. Jntnei L. Shefllel I,
3 V. II. Harufs, C. It. O. l'lckui.t.
Al. J. Bulger. 1'hoi. J. McCTellan.
ABKANSA3. ,
DELEOATE9 AT I, Altai'.
Robert A. HowurJ, A. II. (atlund,
li. D. Turner, K. C. Boudiuot.
DISTRICT DELKOATE8
1. Robert Smith, 3. J. K. Dunham,
Jacob Frolifh, K. C. Dii.
2. John W. Wrijrhf.,
fc. A. Buuiidcru.
CALIFORNIA.
DELEGATE AT LARUE.
Thomas Hajes.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. R.C. race, 3. C. Steele,
A. Jacoby, Churle-i 8. Fairfax,
Joseph Hoberts, W. Woodward.
2. John Uielor,
Richard Heath,
A. II. Rose,
CONNECTICUT.
DELEGATES AT LAHGK.
W Uinni W. Knton, Benjamin Ptnrk,
Tillou 13. Uoolittle, James II. Hoy I.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Henry A. Mitchell, 3. James A. Hovey,
(ieoree D. Hustings, Marvin II. Sanger,
2. John Kcndriek, 4. Matthew Buckley,
I;ao Arnold, Donald D. Wuriiei.
COLORADO.
DELEGATES AT LAItQE.
Hush Bntler, Captain Cralsr,
H. 13. Morse, T. J. Campbell,
II. Anker, U. Blnyton.
DELAWARE.
James A. Bayard, . , Thomas B. Bradford,
Charles lleastei, J truss Ponder,
Geoige W. Ouiumlns, Curtis W. Wright.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
J. P. Hoover, T. A. Tol-on,
Dr. Charles Allen, Ksau Pukerell,
Colonel J. G. Bennet, B. T. Kwart.
FLORIDA.
' F.R.Cotton, Too Randall,
Wilkinson Call, S. Fairo-inki,
J. P. Sandireon, Charles Divis,
C. Ij. Dyke, B. H. 0eiis,
W. D. Barnes, A. K. Smith,
C. 11. rmitli, A. How luifr,
J. C. McLean, J. B. Brown,
H. Wricht, K. C. 1 ove,
Jas. McKnv, R. L. Cnmpbell,
W. II. H' binson, W. W. Van Ness,
K. M. L'Eligle, J. J. Williams.
GEORGIA.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
D. TT. Chnppell, II. P. Filch.
13. H. Hill, J. B. Gordon.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
I. W. T. Thompson, 4. W. A. Reid,
P. C. Pendleton. C. IVeples.
2. A. II. Hood, 5. A. if. Wright,
B. G. Loektt. K. II. Pottle.
3. H. Buchanan. C. Phil. K. Simmons,
J. L. Mustiuier. Wm. 1. Price.
7. J. D. Waddell,
F. Tumlin.
ILLINOIS.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
YV. J. Allen, VV. K. Morrbon,
Georse W. Shutt, W. T. Dowdull.
W. F. Story, W. A. Richardson.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Thomas Hoyue, 8. Dr. R. B. M. Wilson,
W. C Goudy, Charles A. Kcjes.
2. R. S. Malony, 9. Henry L. Bryaut,
A. M. Harrington. Lyman Lacy.
3. William P. Malburn, 10. F.tJward . Klce,
Bernard H. Trucsdale. D. JU. Woodson.
4. Charles Buford, 11. Samuel K. Ca3ey,
George Kdmuuds. Joseph Cooper.
5. W. ti. O'BrieD, 1?. Timothy Greareyc,
Jutnes S. Kckles, W. A. J. Sparks.
6. Charles E. Boytr, 13. William II. Green,
J. H. McCounell. Geoige W. Wall.
7. John Don Ion,
Thomas Brewer.
INDIANA.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
P. W. Voorhies, Graham V. Fitch,
J. E. McDonald, Wm. E.' Nibluck.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. A. T. Whittles ey,
W. 8. Turner.
2. James A. Cravens,
David Hutl'stetter.
3. H. W. Harrington,
W. T. Pate.
4. Late Devlin,
John W. Carletoa.
5. W. H. TalOott,
D. O. Vawtcr.
7.
W. D. Mauson,
Harris Reynold.--.
R. P. Eliiuger,
J. M. Dickson.
E. S'.ureis,
Adam Wolf.
James R. Slack,
t. W. Kprott.
T. J. MerritlolJ,
C. II. Reeve.
8.
9.
10.
11.
C. bani'l H. Buskirk,
C. G. Patterbon.
IOWA.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
A. C. Podfie, D. O. Finch,
John H. O'Ncii, Geoige H. Parker.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. John Rhiuchart, 4. Samuel II. Fairall,
Patrick Gibhon. P. II. Bosquet.
2. T. 8. Bardwell, 5. J. D. Test,
W. fc. Bouunan. J. N. Udell.
3. William McCHntock, C. H. K. .1. Bourdiuau,
Ray b. Grillin. fc. B. Hotbrook.
KANSAS.
George W. Click, Charl-s W. Bliir,
Andrew D. Meed, 1-aac Sbnr,
Wilson Shunuou, Jr., Thomas P. Feudon.
KENTUCKY.
IELEGATE3 AT LARGE.
R. II. Stanton, William Preston,
L. A. fcpaldiug, J. G. Carlyle.
" DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. W. B. Machcu, ti. Lucius Desha,'
J. A. Flouruoy. V. A. ttuyd.
2. Gano Henry, 7. B. F. Buckner,
C. B. Vance. J. Warren tirisby.
3. J.P.Bates, 8. Edward Turner,
A. J. Ray. J Mines B. MeUreary,
4. E. A. Graves, 9. Gorge Hainiltou,
C. B. MattiniOy. A. L. Maitm.
5. T. L. Jellen-ou,
Lyttlctou Cooke.
LOUISIANA.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Duraut Laponte, 4. E M. Willurd,
Louis St. Martin. M. Ryan.
2. R. L. Gibson, 6. M. 8. Ponham,
James B. Eustis. Go. W, McCraney.
3. K-ott Duncan,
C. F. Keunau.
MAINE.
DELEG ATKj AT LARGE.
Richard D. Rice, David B. Hastings,
Samuel J. Auderson, James C. Madignu.
DISTRICT DELEGATUS.
1. Ira T. Drew, 4. Henry Hudson,
6. C. Blanchavd, M ircellus Kmory,
2. J. A. Llnscott, 6. P. J. Cartetou,
Moxes Bifit'K, J. C. Talbot.
3. J. A. ( reiiihtoa,
Isaac Reed,
MARYLAND.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
P. B. Carmlchael, Montgomery Bluir,
0. R. Dennis, c. J. McUvvinu,
DISTRICT DKLEGA1T3,
1. Illram McCullough, 4. A. if. Hyester,
Edw- Floyd, , Outerbfilge Horsey,
2. Htephensou Archer, 5. John 1). Bowling,
W.Byrnes, G. F, Middox.
3. W. P. While,
G.. W. L'ens-on,
MASSACHUSETTS.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Joelah O. Abbott, Reuben Noble,
Josiah BarJwell, O. W. Gill.
DISTRICT IELKGATEJ.
1. Fdwara" Merrill, C. D. W. Lawrence,
Nicholas Hathaway. (ieoree Johnson. .
2. P. B. Thaxter, 7. W. W. Wnrren,
Edw. Averv. Gaidner Prouty.
3. Janics M. Keith, 8. Georpro L. Chesbro,
Mi( hsel Doterty. Jxmes U. Estabrook.
4. Peter Harvey, 0. Frank Piatt,
Thomas WhiUcmorc. L. A. Jaqnith.
5. Charles G. Clark, 10. Abjah W. Ppring3cld
A. O. Moore. John R. Brlgg.
MICHIGAN.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
John Moore, Robert McClelland,
Byron G. Siout, Charlus E. Stewart.
DISTRICT DELEGATES,
1. Wm. A. Moore, 4. John F. GoVrpy,
Mich. A. Patterson. John 0. Blimcuard.
2. Fred. V. Smith, 5. E B. Winans.
Waller G. Beckwlth. Seymour Brownell.
3. John L. Buiteineld, C. 8. M. Axiord,
A. M. Hart. Clarence E. Ediie.
MINNESOTA.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
A. C. ChatBeld, W. A. Gorman.
J ami a J. Gieen, Winihrop Young.
DISTRICT DELEGATUS.
1. E. A. McMnhon, 2. Isaac Staples
Geoige D. Huow, Thomas N. Sheehey.
MISSnSIPPI.
DELEGATED AT LAUGH,
W. S. Featherston, W. T. Martin,
E. C. Wallhall, K. M. iergcr.
D'STBICT DELEGATES.
1. Orlnndo Davis, 4. T. A. Mar-hall,
F. B. Irby. E. Barksdal.
2. R. M. Brown, 5. J. S. Holt,
8. A. Jonas. T. R. Sioekdale.
3. G. P. M. Turner,
11. L. Jamagin.
MISOURI.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Ja. O. Broadhcad, Thomas L. PHre.
A. J. Gamcho, Bernard Scuwaru.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Frastus Wells. 6. Samuel L. Sawyer,
btillsou lliUcbim. John B. Dale.
2. Carl Peimger, 7. Win. A. Rideubaush,
David Murphy. Charh's A. Mansur.
3. Thomas II. Bird, 8 John M. (ilover,
J. W. Eversou. Thos. B. R-cd.
4. O. 8. Fahnestock, 0. W. II. I). Hunter,
Nathan Bray. A. T. Reed.
5. Adam K. Smith,
Van Pelt.
NEBRASKA.
G. L. Mirer, J. Sterling Morton,
(J. N. Crawford, John Black,
CLas. F. Potter, Peter Smith.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Auon S Marshall, 4. Horatio C lony,
Albei t R. Hatch. H. W. Paiker.
2. George H. Pierce, 5. John (J. Sinclair,
Isaac Adams. E. 1). Rand.
3. James M. Campbell,
John Rocior.
NEW JERSEY.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
J. K. Wcrtcn lyke, Russell F. Stevens,
Thomas McKeen. F. D. Latroop.
DISTRICT DELEGATES. J
1. fnmucl Still, 4. David Dodd,
Iaac fniHiloy. Tiioiuhs Kavs.
2. Hnry 8. Little. ft. John u. Muiianey,
C. 1'. Hendncksoo. George Peters.
3. Kyiieaa H. Veghter,
Miles Ross.
JNEW 1 OKIi.
OBLIGATES AT. LARGE.
Horatio Seymour - Samuel J. Tilden,
SuUlord E.Chf t), Henry C. Murphy.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Erastns Brooks, 17. Samuel B. Gordon,
Johu Armstrong. Darius W. Lawrence.
2. James B. Craig, 18. Cornelius A. Russell,
Wm. Marshall. Col. S. Lammons.
3. AleK. McCue, 10. Luther J. Burdett,
James Murphy. John F. Hurlburd.
4. Joseph Dowling, 20. Allen C. Beach,
Michael Murtou. Loienzo Caryl.
5. William M. Tweed, 21. Francis Kieroan,
John Moirifsey. Geo. H. Sindlord.
C. Emanuel B. Hart, 22. Wm. F. Allen,
OswallOttendortier. Cha. Stebbius, Jr.
7. Chas. G. Coiuell, 23. Jas. P. Haskius,
Cha. E. Loew. John A. Green, Jr.
8. Augustus Sehell, 24. Llmore P. Uos,
A. Oakey Hull. Chas. L. Lyon.
9. Albert Cardozo, 25. Joseph L. Lewis,
ICdw. Jones. Lester B. Faulkner.
10. Collin Talmie, 2G. Hiram A. BeebK
Robert CochraD. Jeremiah McGuire.
11. Jas.D. Decker, 27. M. B. Champlain,
Enoch Carter. Daniel C Howell.
12. Henry A. Tilden, 28. George W. Miller,
Chas. Wbeatou. Henry J. Sickles.
13. J. HaideuberL'h. 29. Sherburu B. Piper.
George Beach, Henry A. Richmond,
11. wm. cassiiiy, su. josepn vairen,
Charles Goodyear. Wm. Williams.
15. Moses Warren, 31. Cha-. 11. Lee,
Emerson E. Davis. Jonas Buitou.
16. Timothy Hoyle,
Ilslscy J. Wing.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DELEGATUS AT LARGE.
W. N. II. Smith, William A. Wright,
W. L. Cox, John F. Hoke.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. M. W. Rautom, 4. W. J. Green,
D. M. Carter, R. B. Haywood.
P. 11. Winston, 5. Bed. Brown,
R. 11. Smith. J. M. Leaeh.
2. M. K Manloy, 0. Z. B Vance,
Geoige Howard. J. M. Lout;.
3. Robert Strange, 7. Thos. L. CUiigruan.
A. A. McLean.
oiiio.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
George W. MeCook, John G. Thompson,
WathingtonMcLean, W. W. Armstrong.
DISTRICT DELEGATES,
1. J. C. Butler, 11. John Hamilton,
J. C. Collins. J. W. Collings.
2. Theodore Cook, 12.E. B. Olds,
II. C. lord. Wayne Griswold,
3. Crauville Stokes, 13. Frank 11. Hurd,
Wm. G. Gilmore. William Vouch.
4. John F. Ciiniunups, 14.T. J. Kenny,
Br. J. K. Mateuett. Neal Power.
6. it. It. McKee, lo.Jere Williams,
F. C. Lfhlotid. Wylie 8. Ohlharn.
C. David Tarbiil, IC.Wm. Lawrence,
J. M. Trimble. j. (j. B )ylc8.
7. Jacob ReiDhard, 17.Ja'ucB. K.step,
Joi n H. Blo'e. James Quinn.
8. H.T. Van Fleet, 18,Moirisou Poster,
W. M. Randall. II. H. Dodge.
9. Thomai Beer. 19.lt. O. Bate,
John A. Williams, D. C. Coleman.
10. John Maidtcin,
J. U. Jtaifs.
PENNSY'LVANIA,
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Iinap Iliester,
Asa Tacker,
t-amufl J. Kandall.
(ieorge W. Woodward,
'.','illiaiu Bipler,
James P. Parr,
W. F. Packer,
Gaylord Chureh,
John 8. McCu'iiiont,
Jeremiah 8. Black.
John i.. L-atla,
DISTRICT DEIJ-GATES.
William M( Mullun, 14. David M. Crawford,
Lewis C. Cassldy.
W illiam u. Miik-r.
15. John A. Magee,
Joliu liibaou.
1C. Ueorge W. Brewer,
John R. Donahue.
17. James Burns,
Owen Clark,
18. Geo. A. Auchenbach,
Wm. Bl ind le.
1!. Buou D. Hamlin,
Wm. L. Scott.
20. Wm. L. Corbett,
Gaylord Chureh.
21. John L. Dawson,
Jumea B. Sudsoiu.
William Merrllly,
Wm. C. Pultersoii.
h, R. L'mdemiau,
John E. Fatince.
Jer. McKibbin,
Charles M Hurley,
II. P. Horn.
B. M Dover,
John D. Stiles.
7. John II. Briiitoii,
Jxcktioii Larkins.
8. 11k fter Cljnier,
Jer. Hugeumau,
22. John A. Strain,
James B. Guthrie.
23. K. II. Kerr,
John T. Bard.
24. A. A. Apernian,
David Mirns.
25. To be tilled.
10. Francis W. Husrlic",
David S Hnmmond.
11. F. W. Han liD,
Henry S. Mott.
12. Jasper B. stark,
niiDh p. utile.
13. M'cha' l Mejlert.
David Lowenburg.
RHODE
C. 8. Bradley,
Allri'd Anthony,
Lyman Pierce,
Edward Newton,
I-
LAND.
Thomas Stecre,
K. B. Brunsen,'
William II. Allen,
Amasa Spraue.
frOUTH CAROLINA.
Appointed by the April Convention.
DELEGATES AT LA RUE.
B. F. Perrv, J. A. Tnclis,
Janus Chcsnut, A. P. AUnch.
DIS1RICT DELEGATES.
1. W. P. Mulllus, 3. J. 3. Preston,
J.B.Kershaw. W. B. Stanley,
2. ('. Maov, 4. A. Buit,
W. L. Bonharn, W. D. dimpson.
Appointed bj the. June Convention.
ESLEfl ATtS AT LARGE.
Wa'e Hampton, C. M. Furman,
8. B. Campbell, J. P. Carroll.
D. STRICT DELEGATES.
A. L. Manning, 3. M. W. Gary,
R. Dozier. A. D. Frederick.
2, C. H. Himonton, 4. To be appoiuteJ.
John llunckcl.
TENNESSEE.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
T. A. R. Ncl.-on, A. G. P. Nicholsou.
N. B. Forrest, FMuiund Cooper.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
1. Jimes White,
W. C. Kyle.
2. John Willinms,
5. W. B. Bate,
I. D. Walker.
C. John F. House,
Dorsay B. Thoraa.
7. William Connor,
W. T. Caldell.
8. A. W. Campbell,
J. W. Lettwlch.
R. M. E l wards.
3. P. II. Marbry,
W . J, Kamage.
If. C. McLaughlin,
Jos. 11 . Thompson.
TEX A3.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
B. A. Epperson, Ahbel Smith,
Stephen Powers, Gustavus Schleicher.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Jns. M. Burroughs, 3. J. Gid'llncs,
Daniel M. Veiich. E. J. Guiley.
H. R. Bnnr.els, 4. G. W. Smith,
George W. Wright. George Ball.
VERMONT.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
II. B. Smith, Henry Keys,
Isaac McDsuiels, P. 8. Benjamin,
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
E. R. Writrht, 3 Waldo Rriehum, .
Geo. H. Simmous. J. J. Deuviu.
Geo. II. Weeks,
C. A. Davenport.
VIRGINIA.
DELEGATES AT LARGB.
T. A. Bocock, J. B. Baldwin,
F. MeMullci), F. L. K'-mper,
Geo. Blow, Jr.. T. S. Flournoy.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
B. B. Douglas, 5. R. II. Glass,
II, 8. Neal, William Martin,
John Goode, C. J. C. toutbal1,
John R. Kilby, Samu. 1 W. Oollman,
James A. -Barbour, 7. John R. Tucker,
K bcrt Ould. Ro. Y. Conrad,
Robert Ridgway, 8. Joseph K.-nt,
Thomas F. Goode, William B. Alton.
iSi- ,WEST VIRGINIA.
nct.lWAIlia AT LARGE.
John Hall, Henry a. -vYuiiicr.
John W. Kennedy,
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
D. D. Johnson, 3. C. A. Snerry,
J. N. Cambdeu. B. H. Smith.
II. G. Davis,
J. A. I'. Martin.
WISCONSIN.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
II. L. Palmer, NeLou Dewey,
8. Cluik, Gabriel Boaok.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Jimes A.Muloney, 4. F. O. Thorn,
Johu Mather. F. W. Horn.
E. 11. D. Eau, Jr., 5. Geortie Keid,
S. T. Tl.oni. 8. A. Peae.
, Jamtis (i. Knight, C. Thomas B. Tyler,
Charles G. Rodoll. Allen DaAsoii.
2.
PROPOSALS.
TMPROVEMENI OF OGDENSBURU IIAU
J uuu, JS. Y.
U. w. KKiiixima's Ofpicb,
Onwkoo. N. Y., Juue 5, lsii8 I
Beled Propciiis, iu dupllea'e. will be received at
thlacillce unill li M AONDAY, July 6, ISM, for
det-pf ulLK, by tlrrdilug the harbor ol Ogoeu'Durg,
N. Y ., to i lo give iwt-ive leel nl wu er i the loit
tne, lu the lolluwlug places nud In tlie order
DKUitd, viz.:
btclHin I. on tlieoutr bar Bcrois the channel into
the uer haibor. Lorlbeasirrly Iron lli lU-ht bouse,
win e aoout 13 luocubiu yardu of hard sand Is esti
n Hle1 to require roiuoval.
Htrtlon II. Heiween tiie bridge, the ferry whirr,
and i be Kooae Kallroad depl wnere, it is eatimated.
about 2o,(hi0 rubio yarns ol very hard "burd-pan,"
wlib gravel and bzduU bouldurs, mast be taken
out.
Ail the material (which will be meainred In the
brows) nuita im duuid at least bait a mile bn
ldw (be outer bar, Id deep water, at a pulut to be
marked.
'1 be work must be commenced as soon as posaib'e,
and not Inter llian Aukiihi 16. IMS. coultiiued as long
an pnahlble Ibis seauuu.aud coLujjleu.U by the jlb ol
ISovunbu. lw..
iilildcrb uiinil propone for the whoi wont, elthpr by
one price ptr cut 1c yard lur 1 he whole, or by dtiiereut
iirlreH lor etu b H-ciion. 'I be est muled quaulllies
Mimed above will be ued in calcula'lug the aggre
gate of ibe hid.
UldH mum he made npm printed blnks, which can
be prncurtd at Ibis cllioe. or uluiUar wrl'leu ouei,
winch uiuni ' properly tilled up aud sliturd u Indi.
cittid. All the liituriiiallon poaesi-ed at lUlsoltice
will he glveti 10 biddeia. but ail lhlng I coin met
aie pbttii ulari rriiutxod to eiamlDe at Odeusburg
before nendli.g in their bids. ,,..,-
C. K. flLl NT,
Lleattnnnt-Colouel Eug'iiet rs,
6 12 8w Brevet Colonel, U. IS. A.
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F F I C E DEPOT A. C. S
Han Antonio, May 27 1H68.
Sealed Proposals fin duplicate) will be received at
th e l line until '1 H I KnOA V, July 2 1 HUM. at li M,
fur all tlie FKKH itK KF required at Fori Quliman,
'iexa. unill Dereuiher 81, I Hi, or MUCH les tlrnn
in ihe OiuuiUbary-Uebtral of KubbiHlence may
illrecl.
'ihe lien lo b" delivertd there on the orerof ih4
A. C. b. at thai plure, of a good uud irarke'.able
qoali'y, of equal proporilooa or fore and bind quar
tets (netkR shanks and kidney tallow t be ex
cludtd ) 'ihe uecksol the ciilMe slauirhtered to bs
cut ulT at the lomiM veilebral joint, aJid breaxt
trlmu ed dnw u. Tl.e shanks ol the f ire quarters lo
be rut fmni three to tour Inches a'nive ilie kuee Jul jt,
and ol bluu quarter, 'roiu bli lo eight In cue abovs
the gHmbiel or hoi k Jolui.
Uiodt re are requested to be present to respond to
their bum, and be prepared lo give buuds fur the lul
iilnieut of their contract
l'ropi sals must be eiidoned. "Propouala for Freeh
Beef at Fort Quitman Texas." .
1 lie unoerf lgneil reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause. . .
Payment lohe made monthly In Government fuiids,
or at kii Ii limes as there my be lunds on band for
that purpose.
P.y order of Brevet Mtjor Bamuel J. Oushlng, Chief
C. b.. Xllstrlcl Of Texas.
1 HERMAN PriIIlRINKR,
1 12 3w First LUuk Juib lulaulry, and A. 0. 8.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
NOTICE. TII E UNDERSIGNED
Wiu'u call attention of the public lu his
NV UOI.UKN JlAl.l.K. rUKHAfB.
This Is an entirely new healer. It is so con
structed as to aMiiicecouiuieud Itseli uigfliierai lavnr,
beu g a combinatlou ol wrought aud cast iron, ills
very simple lu Its construction, and U perieolly a'r
tlghtisell tleauli g, having uo pines or drums to he
taken out and cleaned, ills so arranged wllu upright
Hues as lo produce a larger amount of beat from the
H.iue weight of coal lhau any luruace now lu use.
T he bygroinetrlc. c ndlilon ol Ihe air as pmduoed ly
luy new arrangement of evapnratlon will ulouce de.
lnoiihlrate that it is the only Hot Air F'uruaee that
Mill produce a peilectty beallby a'u.oHphere.
Tlie In wsuiol a coinmele Heating Apparaun
would do well to call and examine the Midden Kagle,
UH KLKU WILLIAMS.
Xoa. 1132 and mi M. 1UK K r h.reet,
Philadelphia.
A larg! Busorlmeiit of Cooking Hanges, t'lre-hoard
Floves, Low ixwn Oratsa, Veu llaUirs, etc., always
on liBUd.
IS. li.-Jobblng of all kinds promptly done. 6 10
9. Wm. ratton.
A. J. fetein nan.
RAILROAD LINES.
READIVO HAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK
,, I.1 1K from Philadelphia to the Interior of
JTf.i ny'nl, the Bchuyimil, Susquehanna, Cum.
berlaud, and Wyoming Valleys, the North, North
Sfji' 'n1 f-anadas. Hummer Arrangement of
ff Trains. Monday, May 4, 1HK8, leaving the
DWnTJn,72.lH,,otj Thirteenth and Caliowhlll streets,
rV,?wHI?.JNM A(XX)MWOIJAT10NA-AI 7JW A. MH
p!w n g Qd " Inteimedlate stations, and Alien-
ln,randeh,,..T71onp?i,D t6 W P-M-""lD
WORNJNU KXPRICHS.-At 8' Is A.M., for Reading
Lebanon, II arriBburg, Pottsviile, PIneUrove, lama
qua, r-nnbiiry Wilhanmpori. Klujlra. Rochester,
rSit'f,?.r ". Buffalo, WllResbarre. Pltwton. York,
Carlisle, ( ban bembnrg, HagersHiwn, etc.
1 he 7'W train roi'nwts at Keadlng with the Fast
1 ennsyivanla Kallr.oad trains lor Allentown. eic,
ana tbeS'ifi A. M. connects with the Lebanon Valley
train for Harrl' bnrg, etc; at Port Clinton with I'aUt
wIshb Railroad trains for Wllllsmsrort, Lock Haven,
Km Ira, etc.; at llarrlnbars wlib Northern (Vntral,
J.unii)er.atid Valley, and fchnylKtll and Susquehanna
trallis tor Nortnuinbe riaud, Wllliamsporl, York,
Lbambershurg lMneirrnve. etc.
AFTKRNUON i, xi'BiiM Leaves Philadelphia
at 8M0 p M. lor Keaiilng, Puttsvlile HnrrlHbtirg. etc.,
conneoilng with Heeding ahd Columbia Railroad
HBlns for tfilnnibtB. elc.
PUT1HTOW N A tH)MMOPATTON.-txvel PotU
town ai 6-4f) A. M., stopplrg at Intermediate stall. inn:
f ,n ''llBdelpblHBtll liSA.M. i.i'tnrnlng leaves
PbUadelphla at 4 n p. M.i arrives In PolUlowu at 36
'rkADIIcQ ACt!OMMO"ATION-lRVes Tteartlng
at 7 8i' A. M.. slopping at all way U Ioiib: arrives in
Plillndeliibla at In Id a. M,
hemming, leaves Philadelphia at 5U8 P. M.i arrives
In Reading at sou P. M.
Trains lor Philadelphia, leave llarrlihurg at 8'ln A.
M.. unil PotiHVlUe ai s 4ft A.M., arri ulng lu Philadel
phia at 1 P. M. A tternoon trains leave Li arrlsburg at
1 1 P. M. Bi d pntthVilM at 2 4f P, M.; arriving at
Philadelphia at 6M5 V, M
IlarrlNburi: arcoinmodntlon leaves Retdlng at 7-15
A.M., and llarriHOurg at 410P.M. (jnnuFCtliig at
Heading with AiUrimcn Accornniodallon south at
'Hti P. M., Birlvlng lo Philadelphia lit U In P. AI,
Marke. train, wuh a i'Bf-Heuger car atiacbed, leave
Pbllailelplibi at Yi is i oon lor Potievllle and ad Way
Malleus; leavf s PoiiHvllle at 7 A. M lor Philadelphia
and ail other War r-tatlnns
A II the Bhorn rraltin run rinl'v. fnndaVR exrented.
b u nil ay irulns leave loiisvllle at 8ul A. 51., and
Pi iliidelphla at 8 J5 P. M.i leave Pi.llaiielphta for
Renoing al 8 eo A. reiuriiiug from Kednig at 4 26
Ulll'HTFK VALLEY RAILR'JA I.-Pasengis
f)r i IIWIOl Blown Alul InterTT-etllale tifllriOt laka tliA
7- A. M., Ir45 ami 4-:n P. M. trams lroiu Philadel
phia, reiiiruing irum Dowulngtown al (jot) A. M., l'uo,
and 6'46 P. M.
1 KhKiOMJtN RAILROAD, Passengers for Col
U'tt vil le lake 7'-o A, M. and 4 8" P. to. trains from
PliUndeipbla. rettirnlng lromCollei;evllleBt7il A. M.
and 1 8 P M. blase hues lor various points In Per
klon en Vailev connect with trains at Colleiceville.
NEW YORK KXPKKSt FUR PIlTrtbU R AND
'1 H K WFKV. Leaves New York at 9 A M., 5 no und
8 no 1'. M puBSiiijf Reading at 1 A, M I HI and lu'lii P,
M., and connect al llairlsburg with Pennsylvania and
Northern CenlrallRuliroad FjcnieHs 1'ralns for Pitts
burg, LblcagN, Wllliauii port, Kimiru. iUltimore, etc
Reluming, Kzprces 'Iralu leaves Jiarrlshnrg, on
arrival of l'euus Ivauia itxpress from PI UtOiirg, al 8
ano 6-26 A. M ,9 85 P.M. plowing Read.ug at 4'4ll and
710 A M., and IP4H P. M , arriving ai New ork, 1U1U
and 1145 A. M .. ai d 6 im P. M. Hleeping ;ars accom
panying these train ihrot gh between Jersey City and
pitiBbiirg, without charge.
Mail train lor New Vork leaves H Rrrlnbnrg at 810
A.M. auu 2' P. M. Mali train for H arrlsburg leaves
New Yrrk t 12 Noon,
MJHUYLK1LL VALLEY RA 1 1 .ROA D. Trains
leave Pmtsville at 8'u II i t A. M.. and 711 P. M., rs
ttirnlug lrom Tamaqua at 7 o6 A. M. and 1 10 and 4 3o
P.M.
HI1UYLKILL AND KUPQUKHAN VA RAIL
ROAl.'liins leave Auburn at V.-ft A.M. lor Pino
grove and Harrlsbur;, and at lclo P. M. lor Pine
gn ve and Tremotii; returning lrom llarrLshurg at
n-ifi P. M , und from Tremont at 7-1.1 A, M and 6'8o
P W.
TKKKTS. Through firat-chm tlnketa and eml
giBiil tickets to all Hie prluclpul points lu tuo North
and Wekt aiid Canadui .
Fxturalon 'I irkeis Irora Philadelphia '0 Reading
and Inlermi (Mate stailnna, good for Ony only, Bre sola
by Morning Accommodation, 1,1 ark el Tram, Reading
and Potuiown;AcLouiiiJodailoii Ttttlus, at reduced
rales.
F.jtcurt'lOii TIcketH to Plillatlelphla. giiotl for dny
ouiy, are sold at Reading and luieruiediate Matlons
by Reading and Potlbtowu Accommoilailou lralui, at
retlui eO rules.
'J he lo low log tickets are ohtulue.hle only at the
till ceof M. i'raotord, Treasurer, No, 2J7.S. Kouria
sired. Phlladelpbln, or w, A. Nlobolls, General Huper
Inu mu ni, Kittoliig.
Cominuiutlou 1 icket at 25 per ceut. discount, bo
tw ei li blj poinls desired, tor famllii-s and llrrua.
M liea.r '1 K-kels, good for ii m ml n, oetween ai
points, utfr2'du each, for tumditsaud firms.
beano T.ckeu-, lor three, six, nine, or twelve
n,o..itia, hoiduii univ. to all nolnui at rtduced
rates.
Clergymen residing on the line of tbe road will be
fiirniHlitU with cards, eulUilug ibomse.vee ftud wives
to tickets at hal fare,
Kxi oinon 1 n keia from Phlladeiphln to principal
siui lout., good lor r-tilu d-sy, Sniiduy, and Monday, at
r t'.nceo ure, to he bad onlv at tbe Ticket Oilloe, ut
Thlrleenin Bod Callowlil'i streets,
FRF JOJrlT. U'joub of all descriptions forwarded
to all the above polnu bum ll-.e Conipuuy'g New
Freight Depot, I!ri ad ai d Willow si reels,
F'reigbt 1 ran s leave Philadoiphlu dully at 5'30 A.
M., 12'4b noon. Hhd li P, M fur licinlmi.', Lebanon,
Ilarilshiirg, PottHvllle, Pott Clinton, and all point
beyt ml.
Malls o:ose at the Philadelphia Pus I OtllceforaU
pieces on the road ai d I s branches at 5 A, iL, und
for the iincipul Matlons only al 2 in P. M,
UA(4(JAOFi Duugan's Kxp ess will collect Bag-
rni;e for all tralnn leaving Philadelphia Depjl.
hders can be left at No. 2V5 a. Fourth street, or at the
Depot, Thirteenth na caiiownin streets,
DENl'SYLVANIA CENT UAL RAILUOAD.
bUMMF R TIMK, TAK1NU EFFEO V MAY 11, 1.868
The trains of tie Peuat-y lvuuia Ceulial Railroad
liuve the 1 ipot,utTUlRTV-HH.T ana MakKKP
bireetn, Allini is r, ached dlicctly by the Mark, t
bitteii-arB u.e lant car connecting wuu each train
leaving Flout and A' arket streets tnlriy minutes 5e
f,.re us repartnre. The Cneniut and Walnut btrects
cars run w l.hin one Hqua e of the t'epot.
On bundajs The Market Mreel crs leave Front
and Market streets thirty-live minutes bolure the da
i ai lore ol each tiain
r-)er ping Car l ickets can be had on application at
the ticket itliceN. W. corner Nln-b aud Chesuut
Btreeis. end at the depot,
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will call
tor ami deliver baggage at the depot. UrUers left al
Ni . mil C) ennui Mi eel, or No. 118 Market street, will
rectlve attei.tlon.
'lRAla LEAVK DKPOT, VIZ:-
Mall Trail 8D0 A.M.
Paoll Accommodation, No. 1 1'i'im A. M,
Fast J irte.... "U M.
F.rie Fxiueho ..14 00 M
PaOl ACCOm. iOM. 6, .uu i . uu, w vv ..u hi ou r,
FiarrlnDiirg Accommodailon 2(0 P.
M.
1 aiicu'ter jiccommodaliou u - 4'llli V
M.
M.
tin kefchultf Tiall . 5 80 P
Ctiiilniini FxprehS 8 00 P. M.
Krie Mail il''5 P. M
1'lilluia Ipi.la F.xpress it to i. i..
Accou.Uioaalloii ..ll'ikl P.M.
F.rie Mall leaves daily, exoept Waturduy.
pbllauelpliia xpr. ta leaveB dally. All oilier trains
dally, exoptauiid iy. . , , . ,,
The Wes'eiu Accommodatl..n Train runs daily, ex
cept bunday. For this train itckeiB must be pro
cured aud bHgfcage delivered by 5 Oi P. M., at No. llti
Mu.kem-ee,s.ARRlvK AT'DEi.OT) v
Clnclni aii i-xprew I'M A. M.
l'lillideli bla l-.iprehs 7 TO A. M,
i'aoli Aicouimoiiailon No, 1 8 20 A. M,
File Mai 7 0 A. M.
l'arkehburg Train JO A. M.
Fast l.lue "8n A. Jl.
Lancaalei Train l-"80 P. JL
h ue Fx press 5 00 P. ill.
Paoll Acci mmodallou, Nut. 2 aud 3..8 40aud 7'ln P. M-
Hay Kxprew r"0 P.M.
Hal ill" org Accoinmndullo 9 fjO P.M.
For furthirlnto tnation apply 'o
JOHN C ALI.KN. Ticket Agent,
No. Bid CHE.S.N'JT Mi reel.
FRaNCLS I UNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 118 MA RK.rCf Mreet,
KAMCKL H. VVALLACK.
'i ii'.kei Ag ut at the Depot.
The r nnsyl van's Rnllroad Company will not as
sume any ihk for llagiigH. except for Wearing Ap
pan 1 and limit their iibpouslbiniy lo Cue Huudrfd
Dollars In vulim. A II Ragtags exceeding that amount
in value w 111 be at the rlfk or the owm-r, uiiIk.i taken
by hpeciui contract. KLWAltuH. WILLIAMS,
4 2u Cenerul Kuporluiundeut, Aliooua, Pa.
P HILADELl'HIA," (JERMANTOWX, AND
NOriKlsTOWN HAII.R04.D TJMHi TABLui.
FOR wKRMANTOWN.
Ler.ve PbllRdelpnla 6, 7, 8. 9'06, hi, II, 12 A. M 1, 2,
8'a. 4, 0, iiJi, !, 7 8 9, 10, 11, 12 P. M.
Leave (ieimai tow n 8.7, 71, 8, 8 -'.11,9, 10, 11, 12 A, M
1 2, 8 4. 45, 6, li.'-i , 7, 8, 9, 1", II P. M.
The 8 2u l imn Tralii, aud 3'4 and f Up T.alus will
notmpoulhe tiern'aii'nwu Branch,
ON bUNDAYfi.
Leave Phllt delpbla H'a A. M. 2,7, 10?' P. M.
Leuve OermanlowuSia A. M. 1. 6 9'4 P. M.
CHFbTNCP HI LI. RAILROAD.
Leav lTiiiadeiphltt 8, 8, 10, 12, A. M-. t, 3.V. .V. 7, 9
and il P, M.
J euve Cm stnut Hill 7'll . 8, 9-40, and ll'l'l A. M P40,
3 40, b-4li. 8 40. 8 40 and 10 40 P. M
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia d'4 A. M. 2 aud 7 P. t.
L'uve Chestnut Hhl 7 60 A. M. li 4e, b 40 aud 925
P. M.
IrOR f'ONHHOHOf KKN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 7S, 9, aud 11 03 A. M. 1,'j, 3,
4',, (.'., !, scb and US P. M.
Leave Norrislown 6 40, 7, 7 60, 9, aud II A. M l.1;, t,
.,6 a. and B'. P. M-
' ON BUN DAYS.
I rave Philadelphia 9 a. M 2 t and 7 18 P. M.
Let.ve Norriuton n 7 a.m., b-.hi anil 9 P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6 74,9 and ll'VS A. M., 3,
4a, 6,. 8', Ofi, UUd H, P. M.
I i ave Murayuiik fl-lo, 7'i, 8'A), Hi, aud 11 'a A. M.,
2, 8' . 6. t)?j.. aud V P. M .
' '' ' ' ON PUN DAY H.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 2i and Vi P. M.
Leave Mauayunk 7.S A, M 8 und 9'i P. M.
W. a. WlLibON. (Jeneral buperluleudent,
I'eooi NINTH and OR KKN Hlreets.
PK1 ibK Bl!J4T Tilk HOLY RIBL HARD
v J lug's F.dltlous Family, Pulpit aud Pocket Bible
In beautiful fsiyles ol Turkey Morocco and Bullous
bliidings. A new edition, arranged for photograph!
tvtralls Of Ikmlllea.
WM. W. nATlDINO. Publisher.
II? 0. IxeCiXKHNCI blrev btJewlfotuw
RAILROAD LINES.
IPfiR 7?.H.NRW YORK. THIS CAMnfCPf
iwnirii,,A!,ltVY AND PIULADKLPHIA
V i?iPM m f.TAB.Nr. V A ROA 1) COM PA N Y LIN K.S.
wi v ir.,ll'AiLKLl'illA W NKW YORK, AND
WHARF, ' iKUM WALNUT BTRKKP
At 5'80 A. M.. Via Camrian an A ,i
1Un UWUIIIM-
press .. . .. . 100
Ti ; " V .1 ""u ""ermeiimie sinuous.
At5 80and8 A.M.,2 -nd 8S0 P. M.,for Freehold.
a, Si,, o ,,!! V ;""" for Trenton.
A1II80.R, and 10 A.M., 1,2. 8 81. 43n. 8. and 11 80
P. M. for Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, aud
A t V.10 and 10 A. M. 1, 2, 3, 8 30, 4 30, U, and 11 80 P. M.,
At 5 DO and 10 A. M., 1, 8, 4 80, fl, and lpan p. M. for
Kdgewuter, Riverside, IUverln,utid Palmyra, a P.M..
for Rlverton and 8 80 P. M. lor Palmyra.
At 6-30 and 1U A.M., 1, 8, 4), 8, aud U'30 P. M. for
Flub House.
Tbe 1 and 1180 P. M. Lines leave from Market
Street Firry (upper side).
F'ROM KKNINGTON DEPOT.
At 11 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, New
York Kxpress Line Fares:!.
At 7 and II A. M., 2 i, 3tn, and 5 P. M. for Trenton
and PrlKtol. And at brio A. M. for Bristol.
A i 7 aud 11 A.M., 2 80, aud 6 P.M. fur Morrisvllle
and Tullyiown.
Ai 7 and lo-is A. M., i'io, and s P. If. for Schencis
and Kddingtnii
At 7 aud lo-is A. M , 2 W. 4, S. and 6 P, M. for Corn
wells, Torrlxdale, Hoi meson rg. Tncony, Wlstiuo
mlng. Brldesburg, and Frank ford, and al8P, M, lor
liolmesburg and lulermedlate stations.
If HUM IVKHT PHIl.AK.t.l-HIA DKFOT,
via Conniolli g Railway,
At B-30 A. M 1 80. 8 30, Bnu 12 P. M. Ne York Ex
press Llhs, via Jersey City, Farafi-2n.
At 1 A. M., F;migrant Line, Fare, li
The St ai A. M., and s un p. M. Lluea will run dully.
All others, Huudays excepted.
At -8o A. M 1-811, 8 an, Bnd 12 P. M. for Trenton.
AtMWA, M.,68U and 1J P.M. tor Rilstol.
At 12 P. M. (Night), for Morrlvllle. Tullytown,
Pcberek's. F;dd1ngton.C.'ru wells, Torrlsdale, Holmes
burg, Tacuuy, Wisslnomlug, Brldesburg, aud Frank
ford. Forllnm leaving Kensington Depot lake the cars
on Third or Filth streets. an hemit street, 8o minute
belore del ariure. The a-s on Market street Railway
run dtrtct to Went pbiludelph a Depot; Chesuul and
Walnut within one square. On fuiudayB the Market
street cars will run to connect with lue SH0 A.M. aud
80 P. M. lines.
BELV1DEKE DELAWAkE RAILROAD LINES,
l-'rom Kensington Depot.
At 7-00 A. M. for Niagara Falls, Bullalo, Dunkirk,
Jt.lmlra, l.buca, Oweso. Rochester, Blughamlon, Os
wcko, biraonHe, Ureal Rend, Montrose, Wilkesbarre,
Scliooley's Mountain, etc
Ai 7 on A. M and 8-30 P.M. for Boranton, Stronds
bnrg. Water Uap, heivldere, Ksstnu, Lambenvlile,
Flemlngion, etc The 8 8o P. M. Line counicia direct
with the Train leaving Kaulou lor Mauch Chunk,
Allentovvn, Betlilehem.eic.
At 6 P. M. lur Lambertvllle and Intermediate Sta
tions. C'A MPFN USD BTJIlLllvUTON CO., AND PEM
BFR'iON AND HlllUTSTOWN KAILROAD.1,
From Market HU Ferry (upper side.)
At 8 A, M., 1,4, au'l K'lS P.M., lor MerchauUtville,
Moorestown Hartford, Masonville. llaiusoori, Mount
Po ly, bmitbvllle, Kwausville, Viuceutowa. Blr
Eil' ghBm. and Peioberlon.
At 1 and 4 P. M.. for Iw'stnwn, WrlRhtstown,
Conkslown, New F.gypt, Horiiersiowu, Cream Bidge,
Imltiyslowii, bharou, und Htghutiown.
Flf'y pounds of baggage only are allowed each
paKei gel. Passengers are prohibited from taking
any thing as bagisBge but their wearing apparel. All
baggage ver fifty pounds lo bn paid tor exfa. The
Company llmll their iesponlbllliy for Daggage to one
dollar per poun l, and will not be liable for any
amount byoud fu 0. except by special contract.
.tickets sold and buggane checked direct through to
Pohi on, Worcester. Hprmgdeld, H rtford, New Haven,
Providence, Newport, Albany, Troy.baratoga, Uitca,
Rome, Syracuse Rochester, iluUaio, Niagara Fails,
and busi eiiHlon Btldge,
a n striiii,nai Tiebit O 111 Is located at No. 828
Ch'-snm street, where Tickets to New otk. and ail
important points North and Fust may oe procured.
Persona purchasing lickeis at Ibis oOlcecauhave
heir baggage checked from residence or hotel to
dehtluoliou by Lnlou Trauwler Baggage Fixprees.
I INKS FROM NKW YlRK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Wbl leave frm toot ol Courtlaud street at 7 A. M..,
1 and 4 P. H., and 12 night vlu Jerey!lty and Cain
oenj at 6'8o P. M via Jertey City aud Kensington; ut
lo A. M., 12 M., und 6 P. M. via Jersey City aud W est
i innf PierNo. 1 North River at 6-30 A. M. Arcoom
moilailon, und 2 P.M. Express, via Amboy aud
Can (leu, WILLIAM 11. UATZMKR.
8 l'.j Agent.
1X7 EST CHESTER AND PUILaDBLPHIA
YV BAILROAD.-M M MJJR AUltAJNUHMKiNi,
-On and alter MuNDAY, April 13, 1868, Trains will
leave as follows:
I.rBve Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHF.HiSCT ritreuts, 71b A. M , 11 A,
P. M., 415 P. M., 4-60 P. M 7 P.M.. 11 P. M.
Leave Weal I'hester lor Phllaaelphla, from Depot
on eiuit Market street, at 816 A. M..7T5 A. M , 7 8C
A. M.. l(J-4a A. M ,166 P. M.,4-0 P. M., 6 58 P. M.
On and afier Mondav, June 15, an additional Train
win leave Philadelphia for Media and Intermediate
Trafu1 leaving 'West Chester at 7-30 A. M., and
leaving Philadelphia at 4 6o P.M., will stop al B.C.
Juection and Media oniy. Passengers to or tiom
station between West Chester aud B. C. Junction,
going F'.ast. will take tram leaving Wet Chester at
7'l- A jM.t'BUU bviiuk ,. ,.-. i"iu
I blladelphia at4 50 P. M and tranuler at B, U Juno.
"'rhe Depot In Pliilauelphla la reached directly by
tbe Chesiutt and a Wa.nut blreet cars. Those of the
Market Street lino run withlu oue square. The
cars of both llites couueel with each train npon lis
arrival. ON BUN PAY 8,
Leave Philadelphia at 8 no A. M, and 2-00 P. M.
Leave West Chester at 74 A.M. aud 6 Oil P.M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 715 A.M. aud 4-50
P M.. and leaving West Chester at 7 80 A. M. aud
4 50 P. M.,conuectatB.O. Junction with Trains on
P & B C. R. K., for Ox lord and Intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed to take Wearlug Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not In any
case be retponsible for au amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless a special contract is made lor
tbeMnie. HENRY WOOD, General bup't.
Philadelphia, April let. 1868.
"PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
SUMMER TIME TABLB,
Throogh aud direct route between Philadelphia,
Baltluiore, JUarrisburg, Wllllamsport, to the North
west, aud the Ureal Oil Ktglun ol Penusylvanla.
. JUFA4AN r bLKKPINU OA ua ou all Might Trains,
On and alter MONDAY, May 11, 18K8. the trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie Kallroad will run as
follows:- WKSTWABD.
MauTrftin iy.e"tt1!p'v.r';; 'In I- 5f
arrives at Frle - - 8 50 P, M.
k'rle mpresa leaves Ptnladelpbla .12tunoon
erie t' leave Wllliamsporl 850 P. M.
ii ii arrives at F rie 10 05 A, M,
Flmlra Mall leaves Philadelphia 8 00 A. M.
jMnura J" ly, w.lllaujsuort 6 28 P. lu..
., (, arrives at LH k Haveu 7 46 P. M,
11A81 WA811,
Mail Train leaves F:ne ......11-00 A, M
" leaves W UllamHporl 10-15 P. M
arrives at Philadelphia 7 10 A. M,
Erie Express leaves F rie 7 40 P. M.
' leaved Wllliamsporl 8 16 A. M,
u h arrives at Philadelphia 6'00 P. M.
Mall and Express conned with Oil Creek aud Alio-
gheuy Klver AUUlroail. bAf.eKcK,DSeVLlc
HI Heneral bnperinlendenL
G
UMDEN AMD ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
OH ANQKROF nOURS.
On and after MONDAY, May 4, trains will leave
VlNF-btreel Ferry as lol.ows, via.:
Mall ....7-t0 A. M.
Fielglil, with passenger car. 9 15 A. M.
Atlantic Ai'Cuuiu odallou 4 lj P. M.
RF T CRN INU-LEAVK ATLANTIC.
AceommoOutlon 5'ftO A M.
MUll ,HHH,t,M,.MN..l'2" P. M.
F reight, with pusseuger car 11 43 A. M.
Junction Accommodation to Ateo aud In-
lei mediate stullons, leaves Vine street 8 3v p, M.
Returning, leaves Atco .6"30 A. M.
Haddouheld Accommodation Ttulu leaves
Vine street .....10T5 A. M. aud 2-00 P. M.
Leave Jladdoulield imo P, M. and 3 lo P, M.
bUN DA I MAIL,
Leaves Vine street .m 7 3'i A. M.
Leaves Atlantic...- ....4-20 P. M,
2tl D. H. MUNDAY, Agent.
-HE STEAM GENERATOR
31AKIT1CTUK1KG COMPANY
OF rJCMMMYliVANlA.
CAPITAL. " SI 00,000
This Company re now prepared to furnish
WIEUANlVf PATKSTIMPKOTIilHITEAJI
blMKUATIIK,
Of any power reqnlred, npon two weeks' notioe. Tbey
have been Introduced lu this city, and thoroughly
tested, with most satisfactory results, and sow
UNDER GUARANTEE OF ABSOLUTE AY
FROM DErtTRUCTlVK KXPLOalON. The, re
"w . ., . iifsrectlon. mors
rheaner m urst cost, auu i" v. . . .
'ecormlual In fuel, durable
than any other apparatus wr b-- -
orricu or compasi,
(IIOOM8 Nos. I and 6)t
No. BSe WALNUT BTKKKT
NELBON J. NICKERSON, President
FX WARD XL ORAUAM,
,ilam Beoretajry and Trea nrer
.af.'ii " ' " Uniden and Jersey City Jia-
prww jn nil, ,,,.,...,.....,.,,,, .,.,,,,,,,w4tt SWi()
45 0ni,en and AniboV'Kx'press! t'00
mr, jn., via uamuen ana Jemin
RAILROAD LINES,
g US DAY EXtUIWION TO THE SEA!
VIA
Camden and Atlantic Railroad.
THK PTTNDay MAIL TRAIN FOR ATLANTIC
vil Y will be continued as mual, untp further hollos
leavir-f VINA BTREKT FERR? ai 7 So A. M.
Betnrnlni, will leave Attantlo City at 4-M P. M.
fre to Allantto City, joo. Round trip tickets
good to return Bunday evening or Monday morn
ln. 13-orj,
D. H. MUNDY.
AOENT.
NK1 JPJ YNIA KAILROAD.
.,;,,,,MRVt,hmty&
CoS' Region lhe "d Wyoml"
JtWJ1 K A hHAN(4KM KNT-CLKVKN DAILY
TRAINe on and after WKONKSDAY, May 13. ism.
Passenger Tralus leave the New Depot, oornor ai
Hh.HK and AMI R1CAN streets, dally (bundayse?
cepted). as foilows:
A i a 46 A, M. Accommodation for Port Wasr
Ington.
At 7-4 A. M. Morning Kr press for Bethlehem and
Principal stations on North Pennsylvania Kallroad.
connecting at Rethlehnm with Lehigh Va.let and
LehiKh aud Susquehanna Railroads tor Raston Al
leu town, CatiMiauqua, Blatlngton. Mauch Chunk
Weatnerly, Jeanesvllle, Hasleton, White Haven
Wilkesbarre, Kingston, PI its ton, Her an ion. Car bon
dale, aud all points in Lehigh aud Wyoming Valleys:
also m connection with Lehigh and Mahanoy Rail
road for Mauanoy illy; and with Calawlosa Railroad
lor Kupen Danville, Milton, and Wllllamsport.
Arrive at Manrti Chunk at 12ns A.M.: at Wilkes narre
? M i eranun at 4-06 P. M.. at Mahanoy City at
5,p-., kfeiigeis by this tralu can Uke the Lenlgb
Valley Train, j asslng Hethlehem at 11-65 A.M. for
Raston, andlnts on New Jersey Central Bailroad
At 8-46 A, M. Accommodation for Dovlmlnwn
stopping at all Intermediate btatlons, PassenTen. r,,i
Willow Orove, Hatboro' aud lUrwvUle. hv thta
train take Btage at Old York Road. """" "
At 10 HO A. M Accommodation for Fort Washlnr.
ton, slopping at Intermediate Btatlons.
AU-45 P. tl.-Lehlgh Valley i:xprens for Bethle
hem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Whits Haven
Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy City, Cenlralla. Bhenaadoab
Mt. Carmel, Plttston and Hcranton, and all points In
Mahanoy aud Wyoming Ooal Regions.
At 2 36 P. M- Accommodation for Doyleitown,
stopping at all Intermediate stations. Passengers
take stage at Doylestown for New Hope, ana at
North wales for numneytown.
At 8 18 P.M. Lehigh and Husqnehanna Kxpress fot
Bethlehem, Kaston, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wilkesbarre, and Bcranton, Passengers for Green
ville take this train to (Juakertown,
At 4'15 P. M, Accommodation for Poyiestown,
topping at all Intermediate stations. Passengers for
Willow Orove. Hatooro, and Hartavllle take
Stage at Ablngton.
At 6 00 P. M. Through accommodation for Bethle
hem and all stations on main Hoe ol North Penusyl
vanla Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Le
high Valley F.venlug Train for Kaston. Allentown,
Muuch Chunk.
At 8 20 P. M. Accommodation for Lauadale, stop
ping ei all Intermediate Btatlons.
Ai 11-80 P.M. Accommodation for Fort Washing
ton. TRAINS ARRI VR IM PHIL ADKLPHIA.
From Bethlehem al 9 00 A. M., H'oONoon, 2 00 and
8'30 P. M.
11-50 A. M. and 2-00 P.M. Trains makes direct connec
tion with Lehigh Valley and Lehigh aud Busiiuehanna
trains from Kaston, Bcranton, Wilkesbarre, Mahony
City, and Hazleton.
Passengers leaving Wilkesbarre at 1 -SO P. M. con
nect ai Bethlehem al 605 P.M., and arrive In Phila
delphia at 8 so P. M.
F rom Doylestown at 8'25 A. M., fj'OO and 700 P. M.
From Lansdnle at 7'80 A. M.
From Fort Washington at 9-30, 10-45 A. M. and s is
P ON BUNDAY8.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem atV'30 A.M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2'00 P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 700 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 480 P. M.
F'lflh and Blxtb btreets Passenger Cats convey pas
sengers to and from the new depot.
tvhiie 'r of sera.nii and Third Streets Line and
Union Llna run within a short distance of the
depot.
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket office, In
otcu to secure the lowest rates of fare.
., . . D-i.-L.ns tji, auk, Agent.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked throngh to prln
clpal points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
iLxpress iimce. io. inn a. nu n Biroei.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL'
T1MORK JiAlLROAD.
I 1MB. 1ABLK,
commencing MONDAY, April 13, 1888, Trains will
leave Depot corner of BROAD BLreel and WAH)l.
INtiTON Avenue as follows:
Way-Mall Train at 8 30 A.M. (Sundays excepted)
for Baltimore, stopping at all Regular (Stations, con
necting with Delaware Railroad at Wllmlniiuin for
Crlnteld aud Intermediate Btatlons.
Fzp.eba Train at 12 Oo M. (Buudays excepted) for
Baltimore aud Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
Perrvville, and Uavre-de-Orace. Counects at WU
mingtou with train for New OivUle.
F.xpress Train ai 8'8ti p. M. (sunaays excepted ror
Baltimore ana Washington, Btopplng at Chester,
Tburlow. Liuwood. Claymout.Wilmington. Newport.
Stanton, Newark, Klktou, Nortiieasl, Charlestown,
Perryvllle, Havre-de-Orace, Aberdeen, Ferryman's,
F-dxewood, Magnolia, Chase's aud Btemmer's Ruu. '
Night Kxpress at 1100 P M. (Dallyi tor Baltimore
and WaHhiugUm, stopping at Perryvllle and Havre
de-Grace. Connects at Wilmington ("Saturdays ex
cepted) with Delaware Railroad Line, stopping
at rsew casue, aiiuuieiown, uiayuin, uovw.
Aiarrmgion, rjeaiora, Hansnnry, i-rini-ess Anne, ana
connecting at Cristieid with Boat for Fortress Moo
roe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the Booth.
Paasengers tor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via
Baltimore will take the 12.00 M. Train. Via OrUdleld
will take the mo p. m. tram.
Stopping at all aiatlona between Philadelphia and
Wllmluguin.
l.eav 5 I'uiiaueipnia ai. uwA,in iw, wuu, i-vr,
and il-i(dally) P. M. Tbe 6 00 P. M. Train counects
with Delaware Kallroad for Harrington and Inter
mediate stations. ..... , ,, , .
Leave Wilmington 700 and 8T0 A. M. (dally), P30
415 and 780 (daily) P.M. The 8Tr) A. M. Train will
not stop between Chester ana rniiauBipuiu.
FKOM BALTIMOHlfi TO PH1LA DKLPHIA.
l.pae iiuitimore tv a. m., mvymmii .t
Fi press; Tie P. M., Kxpress; 6 35 P. M Express; 8 66
" Lf;yr,AV TB1T1J FROM KAT.TTMORB.
Lea ve Hmiiniore at 86fi P. M.. stoiiDing at Havre-de-
Urace, Perryvllle, and Wilmington. Also slops at
NOrih-F.asl, F.lktxin, ana iewam io isae paaseusera
lor Philadelphia auu leave passeogers rrom wanning
ion or Bummoro, and al Chester to leave paaseugera
irom Washiugton or Baltimore.
T hrough tickets to all points West, Bonth.Bonth
Wfst, may be procured at the Ticket Ollice, No. 828
CDEhNUT Street, under the Continental Hotel,
where, a. ho, stale-rooms and berths In sleeping cars
can be secured durlrg the day. Persons purchHSlng
tickets at this odlce can have their baggage checked
at their residence by the Union Transfer Company
4 8 1 H. Jf. H.F.NNKY, Buperlntendeut.
-riKtsT JtKSEY RAILROAD LINES.
V V Commencing BATU RDA Y June 13. lss,
1 tave tiom tool of JB. itUiKT Btreet (Upper Ferry)
F'or'ca(je"May, V lllvtlle, Vineland, and lnterme
d a esiauons.st B i-U A. M. aud 3 16 P M,
For Brldgton, balom, and way sUllonl at 8'OQ A.
M anrt 8 8o P. M.
For Woodbn'y (accommodation), at 6-00 P.M.
ruuday Wail uud Passuger train leaves Philadel
phia ut VJ6 A, at. lleturiilng ieavet Cupe Island at
5-ln P. M. Kxcurslou Tickets good ouly ou thlslrainor
to return by first tralu up on Mouday mornings. tM-oo.
Couimutatlon Cliecss, good between Philadelphia
and ali sia-lou; aim, Clem mutation Tickets between
Philadelphia end Cape May, al the following relet:
For Annual Tlcke , U,0; lor Quarierly Ticket, .i0,
lor tale at the olhce of the Company lu Catuden.
'Ihvongh Ticuets can be procured at No. Hi
I hesnul street (uuder the C ntluanl' ' Hotel), where
crders can also oe lefl for Baggage, ivhloh will be
cbeckea at lesloeiices, 11 desired.
F'relght Tralu leaves Camden dally, at "noon.
Flight received at second coveted wharf below
Walnut street.LiAM 6EWJXL( 8uperIntendenU
June 11, 1868.
CAPK MAY FXCURSIO
The West Jersey Railroad ''Tus WPC.ue
to ariunge for Special Fxoursion Uraius to cape
U!t?' bM, reoteddlreotlF
oAt i, f.,cb mtah.ius every convenience lor the
Slnr(!-""il'U of Fxcursioulsui,
r0t J. 8KWELL. Buperlntjendent.
,gtf "-t-" Camden, N. J.
DiLADtLPIllA AND BALTIMORE CKN
TRAL RAlLRuAD 8UMMKK ARRANUiC
mFNT. On aud alter MONDAY, April 13, 1868, trains
tTill leave tne Depot, "1 111 K 1' Y-Pl KrtT aud CHlUi
N UT Mreels. West Philadelphia, as follows:
At 7-lb A. M. and 4-50 P. M.. and leave Rts ng inn at
U A. M, aud Oxford al 6 A. M.. aud leave d.ord at
A Market Train, with Passenger Oars attached,
w ill rumou TUF-r-DA S and FRIDAYS, leaving the
It I "log 'bum lii-5 A. M.i Oxford. 11 '46 A. M.-, aud.
Keuiiett, l l'. M.iCoiinecili g at West Chester Junc
tion Willi a train for Pul'iiiliilplil. . v
Ou WFDNFBDAYB and BATU 81)4 YB rraia
leus Philadelphia at 0 P.M.! runs through to.
ThedtraIn leaving Philadelphia at 7.15 A. M. cob
nect W Oxlord with dally line of stages tor Peach
. V.V r .i.iitf r county. Relurullifr. eavea
Peseh"u.UomBtoe"LueoratUt5x wim Afternoo-
lT1l.e!VVnllavmg 50F.M.rtfD
, Rising hiiu. to uke -wearing apparel
PuHseiigers are Jiowea o " uollu' ,Dy
only as e;.h'" ' u.i'ull exoeed.ng one
f"6- rAT.Iii5i anlil spV.al o..nlrat be made,
hundred dollars, nnlss "HKNHy wtxiD,
or tie same. Beuexal BuperUiteudoni.