THE DAILY . EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA , SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 18G8.
OVJt RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
Two Ways of Heading the Ililile.
In Stanley 'b Life of that saintly man, Dr.
Arnold, tbvre la a latter from a Mr. Tries, who
was associated with Arnold at Kugby, who
knew Lirn perhaps more intimately than any
ether person, and whose reminisce uces of hiia
fire both instructive aud e-ntertaining. Speak
in g of the way in which Dr. Arnold rea 1 the
Scriptures, Mr. l'riee makes a distinction
Which Feem to ns worthy of note. We quote
from page l!.r of the first volume:
"It n.ui.l he borne In inlii'l that, tlmro arc two
method ol n ulling ssorlpiui e, pi rf.-ctly ellhtluct.
In llich oliji ct und tin1 me; the. one Is praolIiMl,
nncll he ol in l self ntlUc; the one nim Ht tho eJI
llrntio't of the rainier, i lie ommt h Hie enllii'ii
pmnciii. of iiis undi'f HiMiuliiit.'; llie one see Kit the
religion Irulli of fsprlpline hh hearing on Mm
iD(UlieiH heart ami p is niul f elms;, Uiu oilier
the riptit conpri'licii' Ion of i l o I ilciary nnd lu
lellecliml t'otiloiis of the Uiole "
Dr. Arnold's method was practical. lie
felt the liihle. It wan to him the bread of
life more than of thought if indeei the pro
foundest thought dons not ppriu;; from the
truest life. Ve thhik that the practical aud
Scientific ways of studying the Bible are com
patible that the one may lielp the other.
Uut wo have known perscus who dii not
Llend thf-ii whoptndied the Uible a German
critics hr.ve Ftudiid tlie llmd for iti curiosi
ties iatl. r than its benutim to be amused
rather than to be moved. Hence, go muck of
htartleps rationalism. Only those who feel
the Uible ciui understand it. Tlii letter with
out the Bpiiit kiileth. Mono but Christians
can uudtiicland Christianity. Neither the prac
tical nor the scientific way of studying the
Fciijtuics run be thorough except as the Wo
Lleiid. Yet the root of all true scripture in
terpietatioji is the heart in sympathy with
SScrii'turo truth.
SUMMAR Y OF RELIGIOUS JVrA' VS.
tribtorAL.
The Eph copal Theological Sflionl oa Ton
tictli f-tirct, in Kew i'ork city, lmd at the lust
term seventy students, twenty of whom crarlu
ated at the recent ftLinver-niy. It lias live pro
fessors, und Mna Ludlo.v, ot Trinity Church.
ha8(ii'(L $'.!!,hl)0 to endow a Prntcssorsliip of'
Cut.ou Law, mid cxpiesprd u wi-h that Dr, Vin
ton be uppointf (1 to the clia'r. We learu that
scatccly u student iu the school sympathizes
with Mr. Tn. tliouch u nitubor have stroncly
Ocvcloieil ritualistic icudeiiCies, and spoml most
of their Utile in studying seiui-Ujiiii-h literature
and prac.iues, crcutiv to the disirust of the
ethers. One of thetu attended St. (;eorg"'3
Church on List comtmitiiou Sunday, and kneeled
at the rail with one hand re-amc; in the hollow
of the other, to receive the consecrated
bread in his palm. lie was tetribly shocked
when Dr. Tytif; took Iih h-iud anart, aul put
the enihlciniiiic uioisel bet eeu his aum rs. Wo
UBked one ti the joimt: wen ot the school, who
pave us the above tac 6. how they proposed to
deal with Mr. T) np and bis frieuds. "Excoru
muuicate tbein," was the replv. "What will
you do with tbem then V we asked. Let them
po their way; they arc only a source ot disturb
ance aud disorder iu the Church." 4,Unt jour
thnowinp them out of the eJhuroh Into the world
does net pet rid of tliem, and what is to be done
ultli them then?" Tho treat thii ei to keep the
Church pure. They wbo are outride must look
out for themselves. Lib-rat Christian.
An exchange say: The ri a ihsw are con
tlnually doing tomethine which seems absurd,
it not funny, to other peuple. It, is well known
that the rules of tho homi-h Church require
that the sacrament of the Lord's Supper must
be taken laiiiiiC. As It determined to ditanco
even liouie, the mu'ilists add the morning
papers to the list ol prohibited otovender.
Witness tho following advertisement by the
Jlev. V. J. Lj (ieyt, in London: "The incum
bent bC(s to express the hope that strmicrers
who have breakfasted aud oouo ilia Standard or
limes, will abiinin from communicating at the
ccli hra ion ot the festival.'
The lour I'totestiiut Lpicnpsl coecirecrations
of Roclierecr. N. Y., have united in csuihliMilmr,
an mstitu'ion to be knowu as the Church Home.
It is a retuse or asylum tor indii?ent aud lufirai
person of all aijes aud se.v-8. Tua r;';,.mi,03
taken tor th purpose are on Mount u'we avc
tiue, opposite Cyt tess s'reet, and consist of a
house and Que iurpe piece of eround, eligibly
loca'ed and well adapted for the purp se,
Joseph Spruauc and Mis. Ashley, fon and daugh
ter cl the lale Asa Spracue, dunated the eniiro
fuiniture iu the. rcuWca ot (heir deceased
father, thus pivin' the Horae a co'tiflete or.t'it.
The uew D'hop of lleroionl is au extreme
Ilish Chuichman, and sympathizes with the
Eitualist". lie has been preaching at the Leeds
parish church, ot which lie was formerly Vicar,
and we arc told by the Church 2'mus that the
Lllfih Chuieb Hishop direc e I "Hie attention of
his hearers chiefly to the character of Peter."'
It is reported iu i;:c daily papers that the
vestiy o Trinity church, iVw Vork. have re
fused to build a "el apcV spcr i;lly prepared for
the development of Dr. Moraan Dix's Iiitu;!l''t,c
notions. This looks a trifle like a reaction, but
it may be a straw indicative of at least a tempo
rary lull in the recent Hitualistie tale.
liishop Forbes Is iu trouble concerning some
Eitualtstic uractices thut have been introduced
into one of the Kpiscopali in chinches in Dan
dee. His authority was invoked in the matter.
The decisiou he has givm hat pleated neilher
Bide. The Low Churchmen have held a meet
ing to sutherif steps lor procuring a scparato
place ol worship.
A lady bus eiven 525. 0f0 to endow a profes
sorship of ecclesiastics! (polity nod law In the
Epi.-cotal Theological Seminary of XewYork,
on condition that the pro'essrrfball be a ''white
man, iu c unnuuiou with tho I'rotcstant Kpisco
pal Church."
Seeral members ol the Episcopal Church
at Portland, Me,, bnvo purchased a ljt, paying
$10,000 for the same, to build u residence for
liishop Necley.
The ltevJsmes Ken"-. Stone, late President
o! K t'ycii Cr'Heure, Carnbier. has aecepic J the
Presidency of Iloburt College, (jcueva.
JtFTDOCItT.
We clip tte following Irom Zion's Uirald:
"There is every indication of a very larpe hcccs
tion to (he n.eralieishiD of our Seminary tho
coniiuir year. Applications come in from all
palls of the Chinch, and even tiorn the Caua
das. Additional rooms will have to bo hired
tor the accommodation of students. Not only
the yoiii g men ate coihill', lut some older than
the. act'Uti l'l'Cs'.Jeut of the lus'itn'iou ! Could
there lust tet the car of their jouuuer hiethien,
who tire hesitating w hetbrr 1o go to tho Semi
nary or info ih active work.' they would so ni
Bettle tho (piestion. Some ol them are fml
nieuiber-i ot Ccnlercnee-, burdened wita thi
caie aiidtufp ri of hitn lies, jet s ) per.u ided
are they ol their need o' theological training t j
enable them to meet the () m.inds of the age
upon a Christian inin s.er. that tbey hae re
solved to turn a Hie Irom tho work loui eiiOUL'll
to secure a better qualtucut.ou for it. Cod
IdesH thi iii, and keep (dhers Irom cotcmittiiiL'so
pricvons a blunder as that which they urn try
ing, a- Hot they may, too la'e, to retrieve."
Last jear the to M. E churches in Utica,
N. Y.. united under th" nam of the Fir.,t M. fc.
Church. The property ot ihe two churches
was soi l, and a Mte felected for a rew and coin
niodiotia bouse ol worship, the coriitr-s one of
which was laid, wdh approi riate cerrmonies,
on July 3'.'. A lame nuu.ber of (derivmeo were
piesent. A bi.-toiiel sia'eiiient of the church
was rejd by the pastor, the it-v-Win. liddy,
after which uti address was dcllvired by tt3
ltcv. Lr. J. P. No man, of ISew Oih au-i.
Twthe hundred dollars were then rai-ed by
subscription, and the corne--1 tone was laid in
ii l ime by the Uev. W. II. Ollu. Presiding
Elder, slid the services were brntiulit to a close
by Dr. Newiuau, who pronotn crd the bencdie.
lion. The chapel, it p. thoir.'Ht, will be rady
for o :ii ulion by October. The endte edifice
will ro t not lets tlnin f .',0,()i 0.
Lev. A. Is. 1 i-lnr. on bis return to Nevada
from the CI, unco Methodist Cou'cicui-e, of
v l u ll lie W ii' a tcitiilK r. ,.io;p'd attiilt l.a'ie
(it. l.M.ilM the in i.i-'-t of the pronlei, ireari,-d
in tlict l( - t t'inpir, to lui tin ci I "li c ol (i'l',0
);e" -uti-. I'e delivi led to them a fond! ! rllio
uo j.'. t iue.li-1 oil, to hUh tLc jtitju
Istenrd with deep attention and groat apoareut
sati-"acliot.
-The "(irrat National Camp Meeting" at
Mniihclm, Prnnsj I vania, is rcpjrted as very
successful, bntii hi rioiut of tiumb-.rs and tho
Interest manifested. The H'tendnneo on arec,"nt
Sunday was eniiuii'cd a hiah as 23.O00. many
having' coino long distances In ordfr to be
present.
The Hpv. Thomas Jimes been apmintel
a (ieperal Ag n. by the (icneral Conference of
the African MethodM Kpn-ccp! Zion Church,
to collect money-", ami to es'aiilih and support
lois-l iis and schools among the Ireedm.n of
ItieBoufli.
On duly 30 the Annual Assembly of Iho
1'nitcd Me hodi-d I'rec Ch nrc'ie-. of Cie it Hritnin
coniinenced in Louth. Trie Iter. M. MiHcr was
elected 1'iesiJetit and tho Key. J. Myers Secru
fury. I'.i-hop .Tnnrs aflirnis that the McH-odis'.s of
file it-.l Hintis ptvd l ist jeur 2,0.'):), 0 )0 tat
on the toba'-co ued by fbeni, wdule their niis
nomirv tre,i?t;rv is $Tt,0iiU in dctil.
The liev. Wilbiini Tr.ekett, ol fh" Phtlad d
pliii Con'crcnce, hti! been fie -ted I'rincin il of
the Cruiiiiiiar fchool of Dickinson College, In
place ot licv. 11. C. C hestou, resigued.
l'ltrsijyiEiiiAf.
A correspondent of the Cl.rMl.in Tlra'd,
writint! Irom tsau Krancisco, savs: "The lea l
imr clmreli here, in our connection, is 'ihe How
ard church,' the liev. II. M. t"cu Ider, I). I).,
pastor. Their cdilice Is on Jlision s'reot, near
Thinl. This ediiiee is (dn-te an 1 commodious,
baiirg au audience room in Mttrjctiveiiess
it-cond to no nth' r In Hie city, and capable of
i.cr( inniodii'ipii comiortably borne 1200 poisons,
mid ot patkunr fome hundreds more, l-vety
Sablui'h tvenini: it is crowded to its utmost ca
,i;icd.v, sticii is the interest felt by the people at
lame iu Dr. Souddcr, and his Sahbath evening
lectures."
Ti e NorUnrcsl rnshy'crian makes the fol
lowing ntuioui. re'iicni : -'-We retrret to be called
to announce lo the Church the death of the
Lev. J. Elliott, ol li'ioiuiii't"ii 1'rcsbvtery.
The Eev. .1. Dales writes tint this pood brother
n il" called to his let above from his la'e resi
dence in Ea'n bury, Illinois, on the 28th of July.
Durii g his il!recs of several weeks ho was re
markably chcrrlul, and at an early period of his
s'ckiieS' spcke of the probability that it might
piovc fatal, with matnlest sa'.isfac ion at tho
prospect of gf'ttins homo so soon. He was Cfty
lour years of nse."
The J'rcnljijtcrian Banner says: "We are
clad to know that a movement is in progress for
the establishment of a new church at Tot run's
S'ntton, on the Pennsylvania Kailroa), about
midway between Pa-t Liberty and Wilkiu-sb'irEr,
Pa. A lot has been secured, a temporary struc
ture erected, a flourishing tsabbatn-senuol col
lected, and amusements made for the imme
diate ercctiou of a lecture-room. For some
time n sermon has been preached every Sabbath
cvenieg at this point."
The church in Bowlimr Green, Ohio, was
formed on the ' Plan of Union," and perfected
its organization some time ago, by the seces
sion ot ha f ihe nietubrshio ta form a new Con
gregational church. The church has recently
been retovating its house of worship, has bad
nn ncc ssion ot eiplH niembeis, aud is prosper
ing in its general interests.
The ladies of thetour Presbylerian churches
in Richmond, Va have undertaken to furnish
the outfit of Messrs. G. Nash Morton and B.
Lane, who have been appointed missionaries to
South America, by the Committee of Foreign
Missions of the Southern Presbyterian Church.
Mr. S. Taylor Martin was ordained by tho
Tresbjtery of West Hanover on tbe 5',h of July,
and installed pastor of Hebron church. Virginia.
BAPTIST.
For many years there have been two Bap'ist
churches in Valero. Both, from causes that
iieed not now be stated, had gradually pone
down, until both had nearly lost their visib litv.
Some months ago, Uev.T. P. Childs wentamong
tbem, and succeeded iu gathering the scattered
mcmrrrs into one church. tJeneral prosperity
nas aitenuca mem since me new church was
organized. Many have been baptized. They
aie now erecting a house of worship which,
when completed, will, in all It' apartment, bo
coual in beauty ami finish to imy house ot our
denomination in the so&te. It will accommo
date six hundred, sukm is cr,e of the many
important l,vn9 u tuc. gta4e gro wing rapidly.
Zatiorj: naptlSlm
The First Laptl-t Mariners' Church, New
Yak, under the pastoral car of Kev. Dr.
Hodge, worshipping in Oliver Etreet, comer of
Iltniy, is a most useful Christian organization.
It keeps three converted setimen iu the held
aiding tbe pastor in his work. The membership
of the body is between five and six hundred,
more than half of whom are seamen. Iu the
la-t quarter moic than one hundred seamen
Lave signed the teujt.erauce pledge; some two
thousand have becu induced to n'.tenl worship;
two liuiinred Li er and Testaments have
been distributed; 3a,"iro page of tracts have
been circulated, besides much other religious
rtnon g.
- Tie First Church of Rochester, N. T., of
which Itev. Henry E. Eobins, V. D is pastor,
is doing a preat work throueh its minsion
schools. Tho eighth of them was opened in a
hall tilted up lor the purpose, Sunday betore
last. Many thousands of dollars have been ex
pended in these mission enterprises, aud the
hun is large una uiesseu.
Ther.'tst Church, Chicago, Illinois, with Dr.
Eva'ts a' its liciifJ. U mainlaiu'ng three mission
schools in that ciiy, at an expense of about six
tbtusand dollurs per puluiii, aud has, at this
nioment, at least four infant organizations
schools and churches outsida tho city, looking
to it as their foster mother.
The Eev. John F. Dnpg (jou of Dr. J. L.
Dug;;), of Forspth, (ieoryin, has aeeepted the
Piesidency ol the Bethel Female Colleo, Ken
tucky. CONGREGATIONAL
Aleut fifteen years ago-a fear Christians
i niled to form a Congregational ChurcU in the
cin of Newui k. New Jersey. Toe effort has been
suecu'scl'ui beyond ihe most sanguino expecta
ti( us. That Church, now under the pastoral
care of the Eev. Air. Hi own, is one of tho most
ilouiishinir in that city. A second church in
Kewaik has recently been formed with cucoti
incint! pio-pects. Other churches, at important
cmlies in the Slate, have been organized, until
row a "New Jersey Conference ot Churches"
exists, cnibiacing twenty or ihnty congrega
tions. The main object cf Congregational uniou is
church extension, the aidinjj o! feeble churches
'n their (tiorts to build houset of worship.
Th's ohject has come to a-sumo a magnitude
and interest not at all anticipated at tho outset.
During the twelve jcars of its existence, it has
nai-iMcd in crrctir p 314 houses, which are now
completed, V0 ot which were thus assisted tho
Inst year, and 127 during the last two years,
against lb7 durii.g the previous ten years.
Itev. Mr. Potter, tho Congregational revi
vt.list, believes ibat tied can wotk in summer as
wellns wiuter, aud so he keep at it himself,
pi-, lie Inner, pUntiug, and reapimj light through
the busiest season and the hottest weather.
Lait summer his labors were blessed with ten
levivuls in as many towns. He is still at work
in Windham county, Couu )'ui.chman and
Rtjhrtor.
The Third Conereuational Church of San
Francisco, Culiloruia, has given tho Hey. Sulah
Merrill a unanimous and strong cail to bee nno
i's pai-toj. Mr. Merrill has been in charge of
the church ouriuz the last six mouths.
The Conpregailonalists have six theological
seriiiiiaiie--Hargor, Audover, Vale, llartiord.
( liernn, and Clin ago WHU 20 pioiessois, 11
lit.ii.i'11-s, and 271 students.
WLSLCVAN.
The Irish Wes'.ejau Conference held a meet
iig m Dublin, June 17 2i. Uev. William
Ar-hui, A. M., was appointed principal of the
Lellusi 'J heoiogical School. Dr. Uobinson Scott
was i,ppoiuted tin ologieal tutor, aud Uev.
lioben Crook, LI,. I)., beul master, of the
f Miie institution. Dr. Scott in the treasuier.
"The nnmiiieal returns presented the follow
ing tip li res: Members, 1D,:;01, a decrense ol Oil;
proLiUioin r-, 70H, un lurreas.- of hh; total niein
bcis, 10,071, a utt lucieuse of 11. Thu smullness
ol the net gain is l ot surmising as theie were
dciini? the year 4 15 riiiieratious of meiiib"rs
nnd '121 deaths. There was ubo a corresponding
lots of piobatioicrs by euileia'.lou and dea'li.
twi'l.sUindiiitr the yearly lo.-s. (he lu ll W'c :
ley nn t liuii li has iihout the same uarnlier of
i.cinbcib it 1 ml t Aelve j curs uo; while- the
time,
reports a net less ct 11,000 communlcm'."
The newly-elec'ed otlicers of the Wele.ysu
ConfciCLce in Great l!rit tin are rn"n well lino u
nnd deservedly honored by their brethren. The
Her. 8. P.ombly Hall, the ne ly elccicd Pr'l
denf, has lifld, we believe, no confereucs olllco
be ore, though lust ycir he received a c on-i ler
able number of votes for the Pre-d leucy. He
has been in the paMora'n for more than thirty
year, and is distlngalshed lor j!al. ability, and
manly Indepeudenco. Hi Is represented as a
powerful and convincing debater. Tbe Kev.
John Farrar Islelectcd Secretary of the Con'Cr
ence, af'cr having had his fitness for the posi
tion fully proved. Ho wag 8'cretary ot tho
Conference Irom l.3l lo 10.1, and nuain from
to 1H(,7 this making tho thirteenth session
at which he has acted iu that capacity.
On Friday, July 10. tho venerable Eev. VV.
N'tyior. the oldest preacher iu the Hr.lish Wes
leyan Connection, died at his residence, Holy
head roud, Wedne"'Hirv, ill the i itrhty-eventh
ye;ir of his n?e aud the sixty-second ot his
ministry.
MTTnenAN.
The corner-stone oT tho "Reformation
Chapel,'' to be creeled under tho n'l-pice' of
Tiinliy Lutheran Church, iu North Ninth stroet
beyoTi'd P.uttonwood, Ueadins, Pa , was laid on
the 2ntb ol July, with appropriate ceremonies,
The corhi r slonc of Emanuel's (Jf-rnnn
F.VHtirelical Lutheian Chuu h, to be erected at
the sou'beast cornprof Fourth and Carpenter
STeet-', Philidelnhin, was laid July 2Dih, in the
presence of a larsre coueo irc of per-onj. The
conpiceatiou is now worsiiippimr in the build
ing on felxth street, above Carpenter.
RAILROAD LINES,
"KTOETII PENNSYLVANIA KAILUOaD.-i
.Aw" 11IK WIDDI K JtOi'TH'. Bhorlent Bud most
Oireot line to Bmlderiern, Knoton, Allentown, MrihU
riionk, Uazlelon, VMitt.i Jiuvt'U, W llitp:.birrM. Ala
bftnny Ulty, WnuiH Vura el, l'lltslon. KiTnnteu.t'ai hou.
dale, end all tbe lidlnld In the Lthlt.h auu Wyouliic
Coal ttegtou.
FassenKer Depot In I'hllif1plilo, N, yf, corner of
EHUiH and AM .! KiA N Blreeia.
HL'M M KK A hKAMiK.UKNl'-ELEVFN I) Att Y
TRAIJSb Oa aid atl r MONDAY, Alny 2i. m
JHaiwebfrer Trains leave the f.tw Depin, earner el
Bi liK SJ and A M KRIUAN BtreeM, dally tHundayc nx
cepted). aa follows:
At 6 45 A. M. Accommodation for Fort Wash
ington. At 7-45 A. M. Mornlee Kxprene for Betblehpm anl
Principal Htatlona on North Vnnnny . vanln nallroad,
sonnetilug at BethlcbiHu wlU cblgh Valley aud
LeIOcb null Kunquebauun Kllroatu or aaton, Al
leuiown, CblBBbiuiua, Uletlugton, ilauch Clloinlc
VVPKiherly, JeauemvllltJ. Haleion, While llaven,
WIlBesbnrre. KIdkhIoii, Phtsiou, aud all polnuj in L
hiRb ana Wynmiuie Valleys: ;a!ho in conunntion wlib
IrlnKh and tiahxnny linliroad for Mananoy City;
and wlib CniawlMa l.sllroao for Rupert, Jjaavllle
Mlllen, and Wllilnn iimrt. Arrive at Mancb Cnunk at
12Mb A. M ; at, Wllkebt.rreal 8 P. M.; al Manaaov city
el f,M. Passnngers by this train can tak tba liehlgu
Valley lialn, passing Kethlehem at 11-58 A. H. fur
F.uston, and points on New Jeiuey Ventral Kail road
to New York.
At 8M5 A, M. Accommodation for Doyleatown,
stopping at all Intermediate (Rations, Passeagersfor
Willow Hrove, Hatboro' aud HartsylUe, by thUi
train take btage at Old York Road.
At 10-C0 A. M. Accommodation for Fort Wasblng
ton.stopplDg at Intermediate Htallous.
Al Vi P. W. LehlKb Valley Express for Bethle
hem, Alleutown, Alaucb Chunk, White Haveo,
Wilkesbarre, lluzlelon, Mahaooy City, Cootralla,
Ehecandoah, Ml. Caraiel, Plttauiu aud beranton, and
all print In Mabanoy aud Wyoming Coal Regions.
At 2 Hi P. M. Accommodation for llXiyibntown,
topping at all lnterniertltte Htatlona,
At 816 P.M. Lehigb and HuRqueiianna Kxpress for
Betblebem, Eastou, Ahentown, Waoch Chunk,
WtikeHharre, and Hcrantou. PassengerR for Urenn
vflle'take this train to Uuakertowu, and for bumuey.
town to North Wales,
At S IB P. M. Accommodation for Doylestown,
stopiilng at all Intermediate stations. Passengers for
Willow Orove. Hathoro. and Hartnvllin take
itase at Ablngton; for New Hone at Doylestown,
At 51)0 P. M. Througb accouiuiodanou lor llelhle
bem and all stations on main line ol North Pennsyl
vania Railroad, couneotleg at Bethlehem wlih le
high Valley Iblgh and Susquehanna Kvenlng Train
lor FHon. lleoiown. Maocb Chunk.
At 6 20 P. M. Aceomiuoontloa tut Lanbdale, (top
plcgai all Intermediate stations.
At ll-su P. M. AccouiuiodaUon lot Fort Washing
ton. TRAINS ARRIVE IS PHILADELPHIA.
Fmm litlhlobem at U0 aud ll'ba A. M., 2 U0 and
8-20 P. M.
ll'(5 A. M. and MK) P.M. Trains makes direct connec
tion with Iehlgh Valley and lhtt;h and tsusqiiehanna
trains from Kaston, beranton, Wilkeubarre, Uabony
Citv, aud Hazleton.
I'HSBengera leaving Wllkesharre at vs p. M. con
"eCi atltetblehem at 605 P.M., aud arrive In Phlla-
4jttm IHjylesiown'at 8-25 A. M 600 and 7-00 P, Sif,
rom LRnsaaie at mi a., m.
From Fort Washington at 9-30. 10, A. M. aad 81
rresbyterian- Chnrch, rlnrlvg the same
ON SUNDAYS.
PMlndelphla for Uethlebem at 8 30 A.M.
Philadelphia for Doyleeiown at2'tsi p. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at TD0 A. IT.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'3l) P. M.
Filth and Sixth Streeta Passenger Cars convey pa
sengers to and from tlie new depot.
White Cars ot Kec; nd and Third Streets Lino and
Union .Line ton within a short dwt,.uce of the
depot.
Tickets mnst be proenred at the Ticket office, In
Older to stcuie lue lowest rates of fare.
EI.U-S CLARK, Agent
Tickets sold and Baggage cheeked through to prln
clpp.l points, at Kami's Rorlli Pennsylvania Baggaga
t xpttss Ollico. Ku, 105 b. FIFTH Ktiot.
"17KST C11KS1LR AND PHILADELPHIA.
V KAiLI;OAD.-tMiM41iiit AllRAKOKMiC&'i',
-oil anu alter ilOKUAY, April 13, lifts, Trains will
leave as loiiows:
Leave Phiiadelnhia from the Depot, THIRTY"
FllebT and ChLbMJX Utreets, 7-16 A. il., 11 A,
f: ., t :u P. M 4'ld P. M V6U P. M., 7 P. Hi., 11 P. M.
Leave West ChoHtt r lvr Pbliuuolpblo, from Depot
on ettst Market street, at 616 A. M.,7'15 a. M , 7 80
A. W., 1C-46 A. M.156P. M.,4-EJP. M., t)"55 P. M.
On aud after Monday, JnLe 15, au additional Train
will leave Philadelphia for Media aud Inlermeuiata
Points at 6'30 P. M.
1 alua leaving West Chester at 7-S0 A. M and
leaving rMHvXdph'a at4o P.M., will stop at B. O.
Junction and Meula Only. Passengers to or from
s:atlou between West Chester and B. C. Junction,
going Kfuit, will take train kavlag Vt Chester at
715 A.M.. and going Weat will taka tralu leaving
Fhlladolpbla at t oil P. HM and transf er U B. V. Juno.
The Depot In Philadelphia In reached directly by
the chebuut and a Wa.uutHtiuetcars. Thuae of the
Market btreet line run within one squara. The
cars cf bom linos connect with each train upon Its
arrival.
ON SUNDAYS,
Inve Philadelphia at h uo A. M, and foo P. M".
Leave West Clie.iler at 7'4 A.M. and 6'Wi P. M.
'Jial'jb leaving Philadelphia a; 716 A. M. aud 450
P. M., and leaving West Chester at 78U A.M. and
4 6u P, M., connect at B, O. Junction with Trains on
P. 6t B. C. it. It., fur Oxlord aud lutermodlu.e points.
Pahsengers are allowed to take Wearing Apuarel
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not In any
cse be rtpoiisihle lor an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unlrwi a special contract Is made for
the same. HliNllV WOUD, Oeneral bup't,
Pblladelpbla, April 1st. 1868. nft
TpoR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.
J IvOAD. From footol MARKET Bireet (Uouyr
ierry). Conamenclug bA'i UKhAY , July u, lsuj.
Trains leave as follows for Cape May:
9 un A. M., Cape May Kxpress. due al 1'2'25 (noon),
g-15 P. M., Capo May Passenger, due at 715 P. &i,
4 U) 1. M. FaHi lOxpreBS, due at t'j5 P. M.
KF.TURN1KU LKAVK CAFJfi ISLAND,
t-it) A. IU., Morning Mall, due al iires A. M.
V en A. M. l'uot Lxpiess, due al I2'u7 P. M.
6 l(J p. M.. I'ape ttlr.y Express, due HlS"2i P. M.
bunday Wall and PauHeuger train leaves Pblladol
phla al 'i"16 A, M. Reluming luavos Cape luiaud at
10 P. M. Kxcurnlon Tickets, (s.
Cape May Irelgbt trains leave Camden dally at
97.0 A. M.. and Cape Island at (145 A. M.
Couiniulallon 'ilikeis between Philadelphia and
Cape M ay, at the following rates:
Annual lickeis, fli-o; Quarierly Tickets, for sale
at tbe cilice oi the Cou.pauy lu Camdou, N, J.
'llirourh Tickets can be procured at No. 828
C'heenut Hire i (under the O utlueiiliil Hotel), where
brOers can also be leit lor BiHgage, which wl.l be
tailed lor aud checked at resiliences oy the Union
Trausler Company
W i'bi J i.RSJF.Y R A I LRO A D LINES.
For Brldgetou, talem, Mnivllie, Vlueiaod, and In.
tt rUitd aie stations, al s ou A. M. and 8 so P. M.
lot Cape May, u ui A. M., 8 15 P. M.. aud 4 P. M.
Woodbury Aeeou.nioilalioli train al S oil P. M..
liridgelou and bulem Freight Tralu leaves Camden
dally, at li (noon )
1 1 iiiuiutuilon checks between Philadelphia and all
Bt lions at reduced rates.
WILLIAM. J. bEWELL, BuperlutondenU
Joly 2, HSiS.
PIIILADLLPHIA AND BALTIMORE CKN
litAL KAILUUAD HfMMKK ARUANUK.
MtSi',-On and alter MONDAY, shrills, loan, tratus
will leave the Depot, TlllttT Y-FIKnT and OiiK
Hi V I Streets, Went Philadelphia, as follows:
Al 7-16 A. W. Rud 4-50 P. M.i aud leave Rising Hnu at
1 5'15 A. 51, and Oxlord at t A. to., and leave Oxford al
1 8'25 P. M.
i A Market Tralu, with Parienrer Oars attached,
! will ruutou TUKcOAVH and FKlDAVis, leuvlng tbe
, Rising bun at litis A. M.i Oxlord. 1P46 A.M.; aud
Kennett, 1 P. M.i connecting at Weut Cheiiter Juuo
lion with a train for Philadelphia.
On V.'KDK KISDAYtt and bATTJUDAYS Train
! leaves phUadelphla at I'M ? M.i ruus lhrouu to
Tbehraln leaving Philadelphia at 7.18 A. M. con
neci at Oxlord with dully U"0 oi stages lor PeauU
Jiotlom, lu Lancat.ter county. llu.iilng. leavt
I ivacb Bottom io couueok at Oxford with Arttiruoou
, Trulu lor Philadelphia. ....
The Urain leaving Philadelphia at 4 50 P. M. rnus
I to RlHlng bun, Maiyiand. ,
FasheiTn-rs are aliowwt to Uke wrarlug appa,B
I only as bugijiiK' , and me Comimey w HI uot lu an?
I raa be ref.i.oi.ctUle for an amount txcu.liug one
lumCrert dollare, ur,l4 spi e''l ' jx-lrw t ou w,!
ft 9 t Vl RII IL la li r.lNlll Vl (lUl)i
I 1 WI4 Oeueial oupwlutoaicals
RAILROAD LINES,
RL'ADINO RAILROAD. GREAT TRDNK
Ij,iak, Phllailtirbla to toe Interior of
Pennsylvania, the Hchnyiklil, Hnoqnehanna, Cum
berland, and Wyoming Valleys, the Forth, North,
west, and tbe Canada. Hummer Arrangement ol
Passenger Trains, Monday, a ngUMtS, lw,s, lewvlns lh
vi,1lS'V ?l,u,"; Tl'lru enth aud Callowblll itieets,
Philadelphia, at llf following hours:
OKMHO A('CMMOI)ATKiNH.-At H0 A.M.
ror Reading and all in le: mediate stations, ana Allen
Returning, lves Reading at (-80 P. M.. arriving
In Philadelphia at 15 P.M. '
IJOKMAU FXl-Rii-SH. At 818 A.M.. fnr Readli;
Lebanon, llarrishnrg, Pottsville, Pine Orovp, lama,
qua, bnnhury. Willianisport, Fluilra Itncheator,
NhigAra lahs, Bullalo, Wlfkesharre. Pittston, York,
Carlisle, ( Pan berxlmrg, llagerr.iivo, etc.
I he 7'0 train connects al Reading with the Fast
PeDiinylvanla luilroad (rains lor AllenUiwo. eic,
and the S'iS A.M. connects wlib the I,'hannu Valley
train lor Ilarrinhurg, etc; at Port Cduton wldi t'ata-wlhi-a
Rt.llroad tralus for Vt llllitinsport, iK k Haven,
Klnlrn, eir.: at Harrlnhorg wli li Northern Central,
Cunilitr.anrtV alley, and behnylKIll and miino)oinna
trulns lor Nortnumhr rland, Wllllauuinorl, York,
Chr.li herMbnrg. I'lnnrove, rlc.
A 111- KM ION KXPRfHs. leaves PhltcJelphla
at s",u P. M. lor IitOli n, PottnvlilH. H.arrlHtuirg, etc..
ronnerilng with Kenning and Columbia Ratliead
trail.' f;,r celumbla, etc.
P ' I T fTOyv N At COM VOIM TION. Leaver Pottn
ton n at 6 S(i L M ., mopping at Inturmrniato stations:
nrrip in Pblladeliihlu at HO.'jA. M. Upturning leaves
PhUndolphlnat 4 Mi P, M,; arrives lu IoIUUihu al 8 40
RMADIFO X'OMMOnA-iioN-T-eavps Pending
at 7 8" .. M..Ftrpping at nil uy Uutlonn; anivea In
Philadelphia! In If. A.M.
i-.elnndnK. leavi Philadelphia at 6'10 P. M.i arrive?
In Peuding ul b e5 P. M.
Tri lii" u.r l ldiadelphiB leave Harrlshnrg at 810 A.
M.. ami Pi'tt-vlile ai 8 4 A.M., arrlvlna In Philadel
phia till P. M. Aitiruiion ti-en; f,.vn llairlMnirg at
ici'i 1'. M.. ai d Pol'.svillo at 2 -45 P. M.: arriving at
P11II1.1U I1 hia al 6-45 P, M
Uarrlhl.tirg aceiniimfrtloii leaves Reading at 7'16
A.M., ami Harrlshnrg at 41(i P. M. Oouuf-ciiiig at
Mettolng IUi AiterniHrii Accuiumodatlr.n noulb at
8-S'i 1'. Id., tnrivlnp In Pblladelpbia al15 P. M.
Marke: tmln. w:lb a l"aiKeone- car atiai inil, leaves
Fhlhi'leliihl'i al VI 45 noon for Pnttsvllle and ad Way
Stutnim-i leaven Putin vllle at 7 A. M. for Philauelphia
anu 101 inner Y uy biruons
Ail ine etiove trains run dni'y. eunaiys extpiitea.
tm.cli.v truinii Icai'p eoiniville at sv, A. 51.. and
Plillndeipliln rl8iR P. 51,: lep.vo Pi lU'elphia for
l'f r.oii.kf a', s Sn A. 5.'.. renu nlnk from lie-do, v at 4 2&
P. M. - " .
Clix-A'i r.u VALL?.Y RAl I llUAi. Pa-nengers
for 1 own 11 tiowo ano inti rieeCiaio 1 ohils lako tho
VJH A. M., li'-lo aud 4"U P. M . trains Irom pndailel-
pelt-., returning from Downlugtown at ti'oO A. M l'uo,
and i'45 P. Ja.
I h.kkiomili kaiijKuaij, rawongera ror col
Irj.ville take 7'o0 A. M. and 4 30 P. M. Halt's from
Philadelphia, retumiug Iron) Collegevllleul s-27 A. M.
aud 1 4U P. M. btna lines for variuiiH pumis In I'er-
klomen Valley connect wlib trulns at ColleKevllie.
Nfc.W YORK KXPRlibb I'Oit Pi l"i iSL'ilU AND
TIK WF.bT. Leuves New York at 9 A M.,5(Klaud
8 U0 P. M., passing Reading at 1 A M., 1 5iiaud lirlu P.
M., and connect at Hairluourg wlthi'ennsylvanla and
Northern OutrarRaliroad .xpres Trains lor Puts
burg, Chicago, Wililaw. J'ort, Fluilra, lUltliooro, etc.
Returning, Express Train leaves Uarrlstn.rg, on
arrival cf Penns, Ivanla Pxprt su Irom Pl.tbor(. at 8
and 6'i A. M , 8 H5 P. M. paasing Reading at 4'IS and
7tj A. M and ll'4c P. M., arriving at New ork, 10'IU
and 1P45 A. M , and 6 On P. M. Sleeping Care rim
pany log these IralDs through between Jersey City and
Pltibbiirg, without change.
Mail train lor New York leaves HarrlRbnrg at 8'10
A . M . and 2'05 P. M . Mall train tor llarrUhurg leaves
New York r.l 12 Noon.
bWllUYLKILL VALLKY RA ILROA D. -Trains
leave Pottsville at 6'4i U'Sn A. M., aud 6M11 P, M., re
turning irom Tamaoua al 8 Si A. M. aud 2 15 and 4 85
P.M.
blliUYLKII.L AND KUSQUEIIANNA RAIL
ROAD, Trains leave Auburn al 756 A. 51. lor Pine
grove and Harrlhbi.rg, and al lr!5 p. M. tor l lue
grove and Tremoni; returning from Uarribhurg al
3-se P. M aud from Trenicbt al 7'4U A. M., and 5'85
P.M.
TICKETS. Throngh first-clans tickets and emi
grant tickets 10 all the principal points In the North
and West and Cauadas.
Fxcursion Tickets Irom Philadelphia to Reading
and Intermediate stations, good for day only, are sold
by Morning Accommodation, Market Train, Reading
and Potuiown:Accoinmodailon Trains, at reduced
rales.
Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia, good for day
omy, are told at Reading and Intermediate stations
by Reading aud f otlKlown Accommodation Trains at
reduced rales.
Ibe lo.low ing tickets are obtainable only at the
Ctliceof B- Bradford, Treasurer, No. M7 8. Fourth
street. Philadelphia, or O.'A.Nlcholls.Qoneral Super
intendent, Reading.
Commuiailou Ticket at 25 per cent, discount, be
tween any points desired, lor families aud Uruis.
Mileage Tickets, good for iiuuo miles, between al
points, at each, for taiuMles and brms.
Beasox Ticket, for three, six, nine, or twolve
months, for holders only, to all points at reduced
rales.
Clergymen residing ou the line of the road will be
furnished with card, entitling themselveo and wives
to tickets at ball fare.
Excursion tickets Irom Phllade'.nbla to nrlnclnal
stations, good for balu'day, Sunday, aud Monday, at
reonceu are, to be Liu1 r.uiy at I by Ticket OUlue, at
Tbirtoenth callowbid sireelB,
'xi"IUT. Goods of all dtscrlptlons forwarded
, all the above points from the company's dew
Freight Depot, Broad ai d Willow streets.
Vruli'ht TriLlr.I luKVa t h 1 1 Ull PI II 11 I H dullV at 4M5 A
M.. 12 45 noon, 8-oc, and 6 P. M lor Heading, Lebanon,
Han ishnrg, PotUtvilio, Port CHntou, ana all points
Mails ciose at the Philadelphia Post Office for all
plfces on tlie road aud lis brunches at 5 A, AL, and
for Ihe priucipul niailons only ai215 P. il.
RAOOAUK IHmgan's Pxpies will eolhjet Bag
gage for all trains leaving Philadelphia Depjt,
Orders can be lell at No. 'iio a. Fourth street, or al the
Depot, Thirteenth and Citllowhill streets.
pllSYLVAMA CENTRAL RA1LU0AD.
bUlIMlK TIME, TAK1NU EFFKOl'MAY 11. 18fi8
The trains of li e Penmiylvania Ceulial Railroad
leave the i i pot, atTliiKI Y-HHT aua UaMiwr
bireels, whlcu is rracbed dlreiily by the Marg.-t
blrtei cais. me last car connecting wlib eacn train
leaving From and Market streets tnlr'y miuutes be
fore Us departure. Tbe Cuetnut and VValnut ttreets
cars run wlibln one nmure cf the Depoi.
On bundavs The Market btreel urs leavo Front
and Market sire els thirty-live minutes btforo the de
oariur oi eauh tiulu.
" blet ping Car Tickets Can be Und on application at
the Ticket cilice N. W. comer Nlniliaud Chesuut
sireeis, and at the depot, ...
Aetnts ot the Union Transfer Company win call
for and deliver baggage at the depot. Oruers lelt at
Nu ls.1 Chesnui stieei, or No. 110 Muiket street, will
Jecelve LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ:-
Mall Train 800 A, M.
t. h Accommodation, No. 1.. ln'Oil A, M,
f at,."iT. 12 uu M.
lastLlL. l4O0 6l
a " , 3, aud 4-1 OU, OU and Hi 30 P. M.
Paoll Aecom. Ne (lttuou 2i0 p J
liarrisburg Accomin. Blluu " &
lancahter Accommodallou... - ' J'
ParkeBburg Trail - f'
CluclnuKii ExprebB " ft.
Erie Mall f -
phllaoelphia Express li ft-
Accomiuouallou .......11 do s.hl.
P.rle Mail leaves dally, except Baturday.
Pbl.ttoeipnia r xpressieaveo uuojr, anvuvi uu
d Tire' wSfiiS Acclftnmodatlon Train runs dally, ex.
rent bunduy. For ibis train tickets must be pro
cured and baggage delivered by 5 m, p. M., at No. lis
MMkKAlNS ARRIVE At'dEPOT, VIZ :-
Clnclnt ail Expres 135 A. M.
Phlladeli Ma Express.......... 7 10 A. M.
Paoll Accommouallou. No. 1 8 20 A. M.
Erie Mai - i-i.. a f
Paikesourg Tiaiu - JO A. M.
Fasl Line w. J.t'Sr
Laucahler Train 30 P. M.
tVrlt ti XI) THRU .......O UU r, in .
pl'di Accenimodallou, Nob. Z aud S..3 40aud 710 P. li-
Dav Fx nreos uu
aarrlaoiirg Accommodation.... 9 50 P. M.
For further liit" niatlou apply to
A or iurkum u At.i.KN. Ticket Agent,
" Nu. 9.H CUESiN OT tttraet.
FRANCIS PUNK , 'J Icket Agent,
No. lis MARKET 1 1 reel,
SAMUEL li. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will uot as
sume any rlk for Baggage, except lor Wearing Ap
parel, and llinil llielr imponsibility to One Hundred
Dollars In valuo. All Bagvage exceeding ttiai amount
in value will he al ibe rihK ot ihe owner, unless lakeu
by special contract. EDWARull. W1LL1AMH,
4 Oeneral Buperlutendeut, Altoona, Pa,
F IIILADELPH1A, GEhMANTOWN, AND
NOaRloTOWN RAILROAD -TIME TAB Liu
FOR UEP.MANTOWN.
LeayePhlli'delpnla, 7, 8, 0'oA, jn ll, 12 A, M., 1, 1,
8)4. H.'i, 4, 6, 5Jt'a 810, 7. 8 9, 10, 11, 12 p. M.
Leave Oeimioi town 6, 7, 7, , 8 1, 9, 10, 11, 12 A, M.,
I 2, 8 4. 4?i. 6, 6, 7, , 9, lu, 11 P. M.
The 8 2o Down Train, and 3) aud t TJp Trains will
not stop on the Germantowu Branch,
Ul ' ON bUNDAYli.
Leave rhllrdelphla SV A. M. 2, 7, W P. M,
Leave Oerniantown 81.? A. M, 1. H. 9l P. M.
ClIEbTNIU' HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 8, lo, 12, A. M., 2, U, CV, 7, 9
UJUeave'c:beBtont Hill 7M0, 8. 9M0, and 1P10 A. M., P40
8-40.,6 40.8 40 a,kdl0 40NP.M.,8
Leave Philadelphia S1 A. M. 2 and 7 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Did 7 60 A.M., 1240, 6 40 aud 9-26
P'voR CONS H onOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave pblladelldiia , 7 9. and 11 05 A. M. li, 8,
4ii 6i. S. b i'6 n'0 llii P. M.
Teave Nonisiowu 6 40, 7, 7-50, , and 11 A. M Wx 8,
i.oNt.audbP.jj btjn da yb.
Lf ave Philadelphia a.m., 2 a.i and 715 P. IL.
Leave NorribU'WU 7 A. M ., 5-wi and 9 P. M,
iaviu POR MANAY'UNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6 7- 9, ftua lvw Al ,
4U 6. W. 8 oB, and HH P. sl.
T:eave Maiiayunk8'lo,7H. 820, 9H, andllXA. If.,
2..8H. 6. e, aud 8 jjJ'kUNDAYB.
Iave Philadelphia A. M., HH and TM P. M.
Leave Msutynnk 7H A. M., 6 aud 9H P. M.
W. b. VVliON. Oeneral r-uperlnieiidont,
" Depot, NINTH and e.RkEN bireels.
1ET THE BEoT THE HOLY BIBLE HARD
I J lug's Fdltlous Family,' Piilj.lt and Piaiket Bible
lu tieaoliiul fuiy lis ol Turkey Morooro and anilans
biiiuings. A new edit on, airajedfcr phoUigraphU'
p,.r.iursCXl.mlU-.M r.
0K0, is.UlitsiMJ'i' uwt Leiaw trcuxut
RAILROAD LINES.
lCnO-FO NKW YOKK.-THK CAMIlltN
A( tKl,AMI A Mill IV an;. Pii 1 1. a Iih i.pii i a
AMiTRKKWN RAILROAD CXJ.V VA NY Ll.S:x.
JHOM PHILADELPHIA TO UV'V YOKK. AND
WY PLACEH. FROM WALNUT BrilrilLT
" HAH r,
A I & il A. M .. ir1a fVm linn n A mla r a
dation , rf ' ii'M
At H A.M.. vllA ( liA II l a k t r ax ml Jprmif ll v.
prmMall '
Alt P. M ,, via Camderi and Atiibiy pxuiess... 8IK)
A188IIP. M.. VI I'Afiirton axil l.n. IHu
p"n"i. ....'.:. s oo
Ai v. M., for Amboy aud Intermediate stitilous.
At 5 SO and 8 A. M.. 2 nd 8 :-0 p M.. lor Kreehnld.
A,?.;,"i,"A-.M i 8,!iatid4-ip. M for Trnten.
Al h Ul fl mnA IA A Ka . n . .....
P i . v. . 1. 1. s o, n ana
Ke'ai co -...-.u, AaiiA,i..Kiiiii, jDveriy, aim
At h-:tn and in a. u a.i,, r
for Florence. 1
At 5 He mid 1(1 A. M 1 l o- .i ,,. . .t r...
Kdge water, Rlvprslde. hlverfi.,'a',l I'aluivra ' 2 P.M
lor Rlverion and 8 .t i'. M. lor painirra
At6-Miiid lu A. M.,1, 8, 4-80, . and 1130 P, M. for
FlHh House.
The 1 and li so r. M. Lines leuv f,vin
Hlreet Ferrv (upper side).
! iUK i f.r.ni mjtiii PFPOT.
At 11 A. 51.. via Kenslntfton snu Jrr.cv cltv. K
Y'ork Fxpre. s Ll-e Fare
At 7 and 11 A. 51.. 2 ho, 8 Ho. and 5 P. M. for Trenton
and RriHlol. And at ln15 A. M. lor Bristol.
At 7 and 11 A, M.. 2 8(1. and 8 P. M. lor Morr svllle
nnd Tuliyiown,
At 7 and 10'IS A, M., 1'80, and 8 P. M, for Scbeiicks
and Edilini:(oti
A 1 7 and pels A. in., 'i m, V o. auo o r, nn, ror iiom-
wells, "1 orrldaie, llolmesniin,' Vuconr, W l'Jno
nilng, Rrldeshurg, and Franktoid, and al 8 P, M. lor
lioUnesbiug and iniermeuiaie i.i itious.
VliOM WK"T PH II. A I'K'.l if 1 A MBPIIT,
via C'onin-clii.g U Mway.
At 9-?0 A. M.. 1 xii. 6 :i. anu Vl P. M. N?w Y'ork Ex
press Ul s, via Jersey Cny, File Jf2o,
A i i A. Al., Kujlgruni j .1 tie, 1 hie. i
1 he ' A. M. and 1'ill P. M. Unn will ruil dally.
A U others, Kuneays excepted.
At H'.di A. 51., ran. 6 Mil, and 12 I . el. loi 1 reuion.
AtS WA. M8.ll aud 12 P. 5i. lor R inlol.
At ii i m iM.i,ii .. ft..,...! cm., Tullvtnwn.
fcheeek's, K.ddlnr;ioi. (Wnti'i'" T n-rl'-.dn'K. Holmes
ynrg, lacony, w isauiomlug, Hi., esuurg, anuriaua.
lord. For lines leaving Keusinglon Depot take the cars
on '1 lilru or Filth si reels, iu i:in iiiu, mr"ai,3ii lot'out-fl
before dei ariiire. The ua'S on Mr-l auetu Hallway
run dhect lo Wet Plnliidelph a l)i iol; Chesuut and
Walnut within one square, em niidajs the Murket
street curs will run to connect wlu tue 9'80 A.M. and
8 so 1". M. lines.
BELV1DFRE DELAWAKE RAILROAD LISE-4.
I rom KeuHuui; a Dei ol.
At 7"H0 A. M. for Niagara FaiK Bullnlo, Dnnklrk,
ftlmlra, Ivlmca, Ohkii, Kocbeiter, Rloghamtou. )
weiio. HraciMe, (4reat R'tud. Montrose, Wilnesbaire,
bchiKiley's Mountain etc.
A17 00A. al aua s i r. ne. ior ncrauvou, nmrauv
burg, Water (lap, Itelvldere, E.,ston, Lauihe'lvlde,
e lemingion, eic i lie amir. ixi. Liiiiu'ifuuiuui um-i.,
with ibe Train leaving East on ior Mauch Cuunlc,
Allenlown, jHeiiilebem.etc.
At 6 P. M. for Lamburlvllle and Intermediate Sta
tions.
CAMDEN ND BURLINOT')?J CO., AMD PEM-
&x.L i'tr U111U191UW11 ivii 1 1. nu.ii 'c?,
From Market Bi. Ferry (upoer sloe.)
At 8 A. M., 1, 4, and M5 P.M., lor Mercliantsvllle,
Mooreslown Hartford, Masnnvdle, Halnsiorl, Mount
Ho ly, builtbvllle, Ewausville, Vluceutown. Rlr
mli gham. and Pemberton. . .
At 1 and 4 P. M.i for Lew stnwn, Wrlnhtstown.
Cookstown, New Egypt, Horn-rniown, Cream Ridge,
Imlaystown, bharon, aud Hlghtstown.
Finy pounds of baggage only are allowed each
pasHengei. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything s baggage but their wearing apparel. All
baggage ever liny pounds to b.' paid fur ex I 'a. 1 tie
Cnuinuny lluilt their leponslbhliy for baggage to one
dollar per pounl, and will uot be liable for any
amount beyond lloO, except by special contract.
Ticket" sold aud begKage checked direct through to
Boston, Worcester, tspruigtield, 11 rtford. New Haven,
Providence, Newport, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, IKIca,
Rome, byracuse. Rochester, Lulfaio, Niagara Fa. Is,
aud (Suspension Bridge,
An of-lltlonal Ticket Office Is located at No. 828
Chesnnt street, where Tickets to New York; and ail
important poluU North aud ast may oe procured.
Persons purchasing Tickets at this Ottlce can have
their baggage checked from residence or botel to
destination by Union Trauafer Baggage Express.
LINKS FROM NKW YORK FOE PHILADELPHIA,
Will leave from loot ol Courllaud street at 7 A. M.,
I and 4 p. M., and 12 ulgbt via Jer.eyCity and Cam
den; at 6-80 P. M via Jersey Ciiy aud Keuslngtott; at
lo A. M.f 12 M., and 6 P. M. via Jersey City and Weal
'i rom!pierNO. 1 North River at 5'80 A. M. Accom
modation, and 1 P.M. Express, via Amboy and
Camden. WILLIAM. 11. UATZUIi)U,
8 1,'j Agout.
TTl'fl L A 1)E LP11 1 A, VV ILaUIISUTON AND DAL
TlMOREltAROAD
oemreonclng MONDAY, April 13, 1S88. Trains will
P'hvo Jvpot ccii?r of BROA O btreet and WAiSH..
INI.I'ON A vnniir. aH follows:
Wav-Itlall Train al 8 ao A. M. (Sundays excentad)
tor Baltimore, slopping at all Regular istationB, cou.
ui Cling vwun Delaware reaiiroaa ai wiuuiugiou lor
t:rlt.ielri and iulermedlale bu.Uons,
Enore. s Train at 12 Oe M. (Sundays erceptod) for
Baltimore and Washington, stepping at Wilmington,
Perrjville, and Havre-S-Orace. Couueois al Wli-
mi'iKioii w ivu w" ior New Castie.
Kij.re6.i Train ai 8'3ii P. M. (tsnndsys excepted) for
Baltimore ana Washington, stopping at Counter,
Thoriow, Llnwood, Claymont, Wiiiulugton, Newport,
rtianton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Charleslown,
Perryville, Havre-de-Orace, Aberdeen, Perrymau's,
Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and Htemmer's Run,
Nlsht Express at lpoo P. M. (Dally) lor Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at PerryvllU and Havro-deliitce-
Conni-cts at Wilmington (Saturdays ex
cepti tl) with Delaware Rut i road Line, slopping
at New Castle, Mlddleiowu, Clayton, Dover,
Harrington, fck'alord, balisbnri, Princess Anne, ana
connecting at Criatleld wiih Boat for Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and ihetionth.
faissengers for Fortress Mooroe and Norfolk- via
Baltimore will take tne 12.00 M. Train. Via Urlnf.elq
will take tbe ll'io P, M. truln.
W1LM1NOTON TRAINS,
stopping at all. stations between Philadelphia and
W ilndngtou.
Leav "Philadelphia at 1P0OA. M., J-S0, SfjO, V06,
anc. iPiiildaily) P. M. The 800 P. M. Train connects
with Delaware Railroad foi' Hntrlngtou aud lnter
tuvdiftte Biauoua, .
Leave W iimiugton 7'00 and 8T0 A, M. (oi;:.V: ''So
415, and 7 0 (dally) P. M. The B-Jt A. M. Train WlU
nt ftop between Chester and Philadelphia.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7'26 A. M., Way-Mall: 9-40 A. M..
Ex press; 2 25 P. M., Kxpress; 6'j P. M,, Express; 8 55
' Y TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leaves Baltimore at 8'o5 P. M., stopping ai Uavre-de-firaefl
i"rrvvll.le, and Wllmuigtou. Also stops at
North.East,l'iK-".and M.X?
for Philadelphia and leave jwiaiogew front Wasblng
ion or Baltimore, and at Chester to passeugdri
irom Washiugtou or Baltimore.
TtroiiKh tickets 10 all points West, Booth, bonth
wesi, niy be proenred at the Ticket Otflce, No. 828
CilEbNUT Btreet, under the Continent.' Hotel,
where, a. so, state-rooms and berths lu sleeping cars
can be secured during the day. Persons purchift.'rg
tickets al this oUlce can have their baggage cbockeo
at 'heir residence by the Union Transier Company
48 1 H. F. KKKSEV. buperlntendent.
CLIOUTEST ItOUT TU TUii BEA-SUUUE1
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
F1VK TRAINS DaILY TO A'1'i.ANiTO CITY.
On and after BATURDAY, July 4, trains wlU leave
VINE Btreet rerry as iuiiowo.
fprclal Excursion
v.11 1
..8-15 A. M.
...750 A.M.
16 A. M,
2'00 P. M.
-4-lfi P. M.
Fieighl, wlib panseuger car aa.chou.
Exprrss (through In two bouihj
Atlantic AocowiA,odatlon.
IVCiUllliUt, AM. . . H u t w
Bpeclal Excursion 5'18 P. M
Mad 4 20 P.M.
Freight, with paaseuger car ..1I 40A. M.
Expicss (iDrnugb lu iwo hours) . 7'10 A. M.
Accommodation . A'oo A, M,
Junction Accommodation to Ar.-o and In-
medlaie stations, leaves Vine street 8 80 P, M.
Returulng, leaves Arco "o A. m.
Haddonfleld Accommodation Train leaves
Vine street ...lo lo A. M. and 2-00 P. M.
Leave JladUouUeld .Poo P. M. and 81S P. M.
Sunday Mll Train to Atlantic,
fAVM Vine street.. .........7ftn A. M.
Leaves Atlaullo.Mnn.... 4'2o P, M.
Fare to Atlantic, 12. Round trip tickets, good only
lor the day and train on which they are Issued, 43.
TSe Philadelphia Local Exnrexb Compauy, Nj, 828
CllEisNUt Blieet, will call lor baggage In any part
of the city anu suburbs, ana cuec. to uoiei or uoiiage
AVluionaVt'ckrt olllces have bPen located In the
Reading Room of ihe Coutlueutul Hotel, aud at No.
h iKNUT btrWiU D. H. MUNPY. Agdnt,
PHILADELPHIA ANDLKIB BAILUOAD.
BUMMER TIME TABLE.
Throngh and direct route between Philadelphia,
Paltluiore, Darrbiburg, Wllllamspon, to lliu Norih
v.tht. and the Orert Oil Region 01 Pennsylvania,
LrOANT BLKI'PINO CA Kb on all Night Trains.
Ou au4 alter MONDAY'. May 11, lsus, the trams
on the Philadelphia and Erie KaUroad wld run as
follow- WEBTWARD.
m all Train leavra Philadelphia .........I1'1B A, M
m,?u leaves Wllllamsporl.... 8 20 jr. M.
u arrives at Erie - 8 60 P. M.
B-rto irinress leaves Philadelphia ..licei noon
jerie "lekVes vvilllamsport .. 8 ftd P. M.
1, a arrives at Erie IO11S A. M.
Wlmlra Mall leaves Philadelphia - 8 (10 A. M.
Elmira J wmiamiport... 8-i P. M.
m t" arrives at Lock liaveunMMMM 7'4d P. U.
Mail Train leaves Frle , '
" leaves Wllilanibiiorl .......-... I" m r. M
" airlves at Philadelphia......-.. J 10 A. M,
Brie Eipress leaves 1' rlo 7'40 P. M,
e leuves Wllllauisporl S IR A. M,
arrives st Philadelphia B t P. M,
Mall r-nd Fxpreas connect wlib Oil Creek aud Alls
gheuy lUver Aouuoad, '1,jll,h,'Ie'lr!y J0,"
111 teuwal liupcrlnlcnUoiilt
AUCTION SALES.
B0NTIN0, DCKUOK'IW 0(r a IH'TIOB I
uer cf Bu uliwc. biicceiihoisto John K.Myni i
tATflK PHHKMITiiRY OP " nn ritun-n
hUOlf, bllolCS TIlAVEi Ll .(I UiUS KIO
a. . . . (01 1 ti 'Mlav Jd irnl... 'rsi2V.
At gust 18, at la o'cieek, ou lour mouths' credit.
LAIt'l" I'()ITVKmI I. lil?l!pn ma Lncn,i'
CABMAN. AM. linvKSiic DteY UODDS, '
Vl 1 '"irmlHy a. ornln',
Aog.70 attoo'cl ck.on l.mr tunnilis' credit 191164
LAIGK romiVR PAI.K OP CAnpRT'NOR
o r u (ill u I,-t:l.oi tlB . KTV
On rl1v Morning, ' '
fboui '.in ileee Imrslii, Viultlau
..llfl.H . D h II lll'If'L.' ... .....
our months' credit.
till, heme, col-
l 15 ftl
n;ge, vim rHK carp. iiogA,
o.
I. JIcCLFl S A CO.
No. M'H i4l All ISlrevt,
AL'CTK KEKRS
18
BALE OK If
iso cas 1ioo us. hhoics, buooanb.
Balmoral-, i.ic.
un Aioiituv uiotiiiog
llkimt 17. ftt In .. ..!, ...t, .. ,11 u. il .-
' . -' - III CTVII lltltU 11111
dturnhf SRnrllm ill f,l Tl,w i Kl.., 1. ..
b.orslH, etc , Irom city and Kailem mii.iu lurim, m
iliulliK a lar(-e .ne ot Woejcu's, Mlsse.' aul Chill
ureu s C.iy-made Uoods. I 11 It i
OHA.A-. Jl lliU,- I'lWVS KO'l'tH BtllilTM
BRC
(JA.NS. IUi MhlMlu t-ivi
.HUM an. a. Mi"'".'.'- ' .
TV T ALT IX LEO HI Bits
A I'CT ION F. US..
TIMIII.I.H & .nt.a k
Xi il af ly S eii en lur M
No , 629 C'JUEaN UT Bt r. ar euirantt liom Mmor.
Fftln lit thp Aiietlim n,nriic.
VFttY FUPHlliin niKliO,! ! rnVTTTTRH!.
llliiK(H)li PI AMI HIJil'H Kl itK-PIl' IKK'
tY.'.tA!!,,!;,!:- -tina ' wlass-saare.
BEi'Rlc ERA lOl'S, Kit'.
On Monttuy morning,
AtlCllHl 17. at III l.ifltil.U Al. 111., Al,..llr,n Tlnn,B V.
Sill e hlfnnl Street, hv enlalouue. an HHM,,rt,,,,.'i r
iM'ilieui Household Foretime: Hai.d-oioe suits
wiilnui aid plnsli parlor lurultnro: iiO h haiiilHoins
wiilnnl clo u her luriiliiiie: rosewnod plaiio lorie
tnaliiest-e. In ns sntl h i.duw; n eerier II re-proof saf
mad by Evuns ,Vt WaiKin; dev-ks and otlli e tu,.l '
snpi nor reir teriiti'r-, letiu;e and i-lng e hirnei-i-chnlrM
Brussels and other carpeu: Chiuu: trlaswar.
etc. eic. "
M'lNFS AND I.tOfllltC
AIho, an Invo ce ot hrai dy. w n sky. gin. I.tvondpr.
gn gvr. ana cherry B:andy, Port aud sherry Wines.
en. e.o,
A Iso, rtiperlor no-top Watson Wagon
It
LIPriNCTiTT. f-'ON & CO., AITCTIONEEIU?,
Ashurst Bonding, No. 210 MARKET siree.
6a
FIRVT LAIIOE POSITIVR RA LU
OF WO l.O IS All ERIC 4 N AND IMPORl'ED DRY
Ot CDS, LINSN AND HOS'EUY UJjDi AMO
TIONS, HOOP r-KlRTM. EIC.
By Ca.alngue. on Four Months' Credit.
Ou Wednesday,
August. 19tb, lsss. rnminfiioiiiK at lo o'clock. In
cluded will be luui d a full asnoi uncut tl seasonable
goods worthy the jttlentloil of buyer.-. 8 1 5. 'It
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. 133 AND 11
. H FOURTH Street.
THOMAS BIECII A PON, AUCTIOXliERS
AND COMMlSiStlON 1 EROll A NTH, No. Ills
UHEBNUT Btreet; rei r enlrauce No. 1107 Bansom
RAILROAD LINUS.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASniNGTOJl
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
Trelns between Washington and New York aro
now run as follows, vis.:
toit N EW YORK, wlthont change of cars.
Leave dally (except Bunday) at 7'46 A. M 12'80 and
7 r' M FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave dally (except Bunday) al 7'4d and 12 15 P. M..
and 4 '30 and 7 P. M. .
ON BUNDAY.
Leave for New York aud Philadelphia at 7 P.M.
only.
bLEEPLNQ CARS for New York on 7 F. M. train
daliy.
Tnroogh Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, 01
Boston, can be had at tbe btaliou O'Uce at all hoars
lu tbe day, as well as al the uewotUce In the Bankers'
and Brokers' Telegraph Linn, No. 84S Pennsylvania
avenue, between Btxlb and Seventh streets
bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, .Ballliuore, An
napolis, and the West.
J. L. WTlON, Master of Transportation,
L. M. COLE, Oeneral 'Picket AgeuU
I25t GEO S. EOONTZ. Asent, Wasulngton.
F
AST TRE1GHT LINF, VIA NOUTII
PENNSYLVANIA RalLROAD. to Wllkes-
barre, Mahanoy City, Munnt Carmel, Ceutralla, and
all points on Lenign yauey uinroaa ana lis
branches.
By new arrapgements, perfected this day. this road
In enabled to give Increased despatch to merchandise
tonBlgned to the above named points.
Uoods delivered al the Through Freight Depot,
6r. F, corner of FRONT and NOdLE Streets,
Before 8 P. M.. will reech Wllkesharre. Mount Uaruiel,
Malianoy City. and ihe other stations In Mahanoy and
Wyoming valleys helore 11 A. M. of the succeeding
day. 7 2.1 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
THE ADAMS EXMIESS COMPANY, OFFICE
No. 820 CH ESN UT Street, forwards Parens,
packaKts. Merchandise, Bank Note, and Specl
e ther by Its own lines or In connection with 01L3?
Express Companies, to all tbe principal towns and
cities In the United statra.
S27t JOHN BINGHAM. Superintendent.
FiRE AND BURGLAR PR00FSAFE8
pj AR VIN'G SAFES.
ANOTSin xrsr,
Dov'" Depot, s. c.. Julv m ism
Messrs. WM. M. BIRD & c6 . AJeIstS 'tilsL.
VIN b SAFES, Charleston. H.C!.: "nula in-Att-
Oeutiemen: On the nlgbi nf the 2a Instant onr store)
and contents were destroyed by Pre. and we ar
pleaded lo say we bad one of your FIRK PROOF
SAFES, which proved 10 ba all you resommeuded
The beat was so great as 10 melt ibe brasi uaudie
and tbe plate which contains tbe date of tne patent
but the contents were not lujured. The sale cjiitaiued
cur books papers, at d no'es end bonds to tbeauioauk
Ol llS.liou: also a gold Watch, wbicn had oeen repaired
and placed therein Hie evening betore the Br. Next
day, no 01 eiilng tue Safe, tbe watch was found run
ning. It gives us gieat pleasure to testify 10 the ex
celirnt qualliy ol your Safes, as they are lustlv entl-
tltd 10 tne highest confidence ol the pub lo We are)
so'ng to rebuild at once, and shall be lu your cl.y lo a
sht-n time, wben we shall call upon you, and pur
chase, Another Safe. Kispectlo ly yours,
DK LOR ME fc DOVE:
A PERFECT SAFE.
CU110ME IRON SriIERICAt
BURGLAR SAFE,
Will resist all burglars' Implements far
any length of time
PLEA6E BEND FOB DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
MARVIN & CO.,
I'ELSCU'AL 1 721 CILESTISUT STn
WAEEIIOrSES, ) (Masoulc Hall), riilla.,
B65 BBOADWAY, NEW TOBK,
108 BANK SIBEET, CLKVEIaAND, Ov
And for sale by our Agents In the prlnolpal cltlea
throughout the United btates. 6M tnths3tu
11 C. ti , MAISER.
FIRE AN BUKCLAK-PKOOF 8AFE9, '
mri.-.Ml'lTT. RKLL-HANOER. AND DEALER
IN 'BlVlLDIAU UA KUWAIlir
n. 4.44 it. A I . )(.
SD
No. Ui RACE Btreet.
PAINTED PHOTOS.
A
NEW THING IN A 11 X.
BERLIN PAINTED PHOTOS,
A. S. ROBINSON,
Ko 9;o CUESNUT Btrset,
nas lust received a superb collection of
BERLIN PAINTED PIIOlOOaAPHtJ Ol"
FL0WF.R3.
They are exquisite gems of art. rivalling In beauty,
naturalness of tlut, aud perfection ol form great
variety of the choicest exotic (lowering plauts. They
hre mounted on boards of three sl.ea. aud sold froia
26reut.ilo :i and each.
ror iramlug aud tho album they are Incomparably
bi'ttutlful. l6t