TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1868.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wapiiihotoh, Sort. .10 The detachment Of tho
29th Infantry on duty In Virginia has been sent to
Tennessee, as follows: Company I), to Franklin
county; Company K, to Bedford county; Company
F, to Rutherford comity. The removal of these
troops leaves only 1B00 In Virginia.
The satisfaction felt by Republicans here at tho
roiislderaldo number of soldiers sent to the depart
ment of the Cumberland Is wholly neutralited by
tlm announcement that Gordon Granger goes thoro
to take command, in the absence of (Jen. Thomas,
who is ordered here on the Dyer Court of Inquiry.
Gordon Granger and Rousseau Inspire about the
same degree of conlldence.
Mayor JJowcn and the Express.
Mayor llowcn has brought a second suit for libel
against the proprietors of the Evening Express, of
this City.
Appointments.
Tho following were appointed to-day:
Storekeepers Thomas Mchenry, I. F. Leppcl,
Tolin It. KicliardHon, and Snuniel Montgomery,
Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania District: Thomas I"..
UnrriMiti and A. Iiner, Twenty-third Pennsylva
nia District; Thomas McLean, Twenty-fourth
Pennsylvania District; Charles D. Storm, Twenty
second Pennsylvania District; W, Frazier,' First
Pennsylvania' District.
Gangers L. M. Hexford, Tenth Pennsylvania
District; W. Johnstone, Fifth Kentucky District.
Internal Kevenuc Kcceipts.
The Internal revenue receipts to-day wero 478,
ono. For the liscal year to dato the receipts wore
840,GW,K,n"
The Cotton Crop.
Accounts from North Carolina say tho yield of
cotton to the acre has been decidedly better than
that of lust year.
Fcninn Parade.
A company of Fenians, uniformed In green Jack
ets and blue pants, carrying American and Fuuluu
colors, paraded the streets to-day.
The Boy in Woe.
Several hundred persons have loft Washington to
attend the Sailors aud Soldiers' Cjuvcntlon held in
Philadelphia.
The Command in Tennessee.
General Gordon Granger started for Tcnnossco
to-night, lie will have temporary command of the
Department of the Cumberland during General
Thomas' attendance here on tho Dyer court-martial.
Correspondence.
rnii.ADKi.i'HiA, Sept. SMth, 18(1H. His Excellency
Governor Geary Dear Sir: Accompanying this you
will receive my resignation of my olllceof Judge of
tho Supreme Court. I am count rained to resign,
not by any disrelish for the duties of the Court, or
for Its associations, but by a sense of duty to my
family, for whom I ought to make some butter pro
vision than I can make in my present situation.
When retiring from the Hench, permit me to say I
feel the deepest interest in the Court, and to express
a desire that my successor may bo a man in all re
spects lit for the situation. Such a man, I think,
you will rind in tho lion. Henry M. Williams, now a
Judge of the District Court at Pittsburg. He was
the Republican candidate lust fall, und, In ray
judgment, no better man can bo found. I earnestly
commend him to you, aud urge his appointment.
It is very desirable uiattloaiicy should oe lined,
in. ju
so that your appolntco
convenes at i'lttsburg on ti.
X urn, very respectfully ana
the Court when It
th of October next.
,y, yours,
w. srnoNo.
FlwM EUROPE BY CABLE
London, Sept. 30, mldntght The following dis
patch was received from Madrid, dated to-nlglit:
General Pavia has arrived here. He was bully
wounded In his battle with the revolutionist force.
The royal arms have been removed from tho public
buildings by the soldiers. Tho citizens everywhere
fratcrnife v. 1th the array, and buildings in several
quarters of the city are Illuminated. Tho Queen
of Spain has arrived at Hayonne. M. Mon, one of
the Queen's Councillors, who accompanied her
Majesty on her recent visit to Ularritz, has re
signed. From Massachusetts.
Boston, Sept. 30. The cricket match was con
cluded to-day, the result belugas follows: All Kng
land eleven, llrst Innings, 1o:; second innings, Tl;
total li-o. United States twenty-two, llrst innings,
3'.; second innings, 37; total 70. "
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
C TAB ABD1TI0 AL LOCAL ITKMS BBS OVTSIDS PAOBB.
Punnpylvawa ExKCUTIVK Cli xnER, IlAnntS'
nuitu, Sept. 30. Iml8 Hon. Willian. Strong Dear
Sir: 1 have the honor to acknowledge Mio receipt of
your letter of tho 2-th Inst., tendering your resig
nation us Judge of the Supreme Court. After
careful consideration, I feel myself constrained to
accept, sincerely regretting that the commonwealth
nt this important Juncture should bo deprived of
the eminent learning, integrity and patriotism
with which you have so long adorned tho Kench.
Most respectfully, John V. Ukauy.
Pennsylvania Kxkcvtivb Chamber, Hariiis
scru. Sent. 30. 1H(8 Hon. Henry W. Williams.
Pittsburg: I hereby tender you the appointment of
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsyluania, vloe
Hon. William Strong, resigned. Will you accept?
John W. Gbary.
PiTTSnnto, Sept. 30. Hon. nenry W. Williams
has accepted the position of Judge of the Supremo
Court, tendered him by Governor Geary.
From New York.
7 New York, Sept. 30 Tho jury in tho cases of
death from tho explosion of coal oil, in Jersey City,
condemn the manufacture of such explosive oils in
crowded cities.
At tho Kavy-yard to-day the gunboat Marble
head was sold to J. S. Talbot for 114,000. The gun
boat De Sota was also sold for 147,000, to II. F. Liv
ingston. General McClellan kept quiet to-day.
George H. Martin, ono of the alleged robbers of
tho Merchants' Union Express, who was brought
here from Canada, was to-day discharged, the Com
pany abandoning proceedings against him.
The rat pit and dance house prayer meetings
were slinily attended to-day.
About '50 delegates attended the Protestant Epis
copal llocesnn Convention here to-day. Dr. Mor
gan, preached a sermon urging the avoidance of
ecclesiastical squabbling. Communion was admin
istered. Tho Secretary and Treasurer were re
elected, and standing committees appointed.
At the auction sales of Scranton coal to-day tho
prices show an advance of about one dollar per ton.
A 7000 silver service has been presented to every
keep president of tho Chicago and North Western
Railway of several companies here.
Powell's furniture store in Fulton St., Brooklyn,
was burned this morning. Loss small.
President Kyan and Gen. O'Neill, Fenians, have
had a rupture, aud Kyan threatens an exposure of
l)tttl JlTACtiCCSa
Nkw York, Sept. 30. A mass meeting of Irish
American citizens who favor tho election of Grant
and Colfax was held to-night at the Cooper Insti
tute. The hall was deusely packed and the pro
ceedings enthusiastic. Speeches were made by
Senator Conness, General Kicruan, Mr. Leddy and
others. '
The United States bonded warehouse, known as
the Kmpire stores, located on the river front, near
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, and extending back to
Water street, was this evening, together with the
contents, totally destroyed by tire. The loss is esti
mated at half a million dollars, the greater portion
of which tails on insurance companies. The build
ing was owned by J.Kesmlth & Son.
The following firms had goods stored In tho ware
house: De Custer & Col, 300 bags of coffee; Becker
& Co., 1500 do.; Charles Deellng, several hundred
bales of India rubber. Quite a number of other
firms had goods stored in the building. Tho origin
of the fire is unknown. Tho insurance cannot be
Ascertained to-night.
New York, Sept. 30 In tho race on the Union
Course to-day, for -ooo, mile heats, best three in
five, Lady Thorn beat Mountain Boy in three
straight heats. Time: 2.24, 2.24, 2.27 j.
Ai.iian y, Sept. 30. A telegram from Canal Com
missioner Dorn, dated Fort Edward to-day, states
that the break in tho Cbauiplain Canal is all re
paired. From Louisiana.
Ksw Orleans, Sept. 30 The Senate committee
anuointed to investigate the action of the Board of
lteuistration, reported yesterday that the Board of
Registrars, of which William Baker is Chairman,
has given instructions to tho various boards of
supervisors throughout the State that they aro
wholly unwarranted in theory, and entirely beyond
the law of registration; that their action In refus
ing to recognize naturalization papers from the
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh" District
courts was wrong, the board having no rignt to pass
upon the validity of a judicial act, and these in
structions deprive persons of the benetit of article
SWof the constitution, which deprivation is unjust
and clearly against the constitution. The report
was adopted. Senator Bacon's bill confining regis
trars within tho law passed to a first reading and
mauo the special order lor to-morrow
From Canada.
Ottawa, Sept. 30 Sir George E. Oartler and
Hon. Mr. McBenzall have been formally appointed
delegates to England on the guhtect ot the north
west territory. They sail on the 3d proximo. The
subject of the transfer of this territory was under
consideration at the Cuuinet council last uigut.
Senator Aikens has been oftcrod a seat in the
Cabinet, rendered vacant by the appointment of
W. p. Howlaud to the Lieutenant Governorship of
vniano.
Montgomery County Fair.
Norristown, Sept. 30 The annual exhibition
of the Montgomery Agricultural Society, which
opened to-day, is tho best agricultural exhibition
ever given in this county. Heydriek's steam plough
is on me ground, anu win snow us superiority to
morrow by actual work in the Held.
From Chicago,
Chicago, Sept. 30 E. V. Bobbins, President of
the Board ot Trade, has tailed, jus liamuucs
amount to between 75,000 and $100,000. Ho to
day offered his resignation as President of the
Board, but it Is doubtful whether It will be ac
cepted.
The Feast op the Tabbbnaclesi. Last even
ing l be Jewish festival entitled the Feast of the
Tabernacle commenced, yesterday being tho
14th day of the seventh month. Tisri. It I
f ulif luntially tho Arbor Festival, called in
Hebrew (.'bag lla-sucoth, named by some, also,
thug llaislph the Feast of Gathering, or Feast
of Autumn. According to the Talmud the ruott
essential part of the huts or arbors meant la the
ioof, which must be loosely covered with green
or dij blanches, to as to aJmit the rays of the
sua epureiy. During these seven days each
Hebrew, during divine service, takes in his hand
a pulm twig, Lulab; a handsome fruit of at tree.
Esrog; a twig of myrtle, lladai; and of a wil
low, a roe Nachal, called the lestive bouquet
(Arbaah Minim). On the seventh day of lbs
least (Uothaua Kabba) is added another bunch
of willow twigs.
As to the precise meaning of this composition
the Jewish theologians are not united. Borne
believe it to be a sign that, belore God, the
noblest and the meaaest are alike; others declare
it to mean the four principal parts ot the human
body the heart, the trunk, the eyes, and the
lips, which all should be consecrated to the ser
vice ot the Lord. The two first, the 15th and
16th da; ot lisn, and the two last, the 22d and
23d, aro whole feasts, (Mikra Eodescb); the five
inteiTeniutr days only halt-feasts (Choi II a m
moed), the tame as Easter. The two last days,
as the close of the feasts of the Tear, are called
bbeminih Azereth, and as with the last day
clctes the fifty-fourth weetr (Vcsotb. Habera
chab), and the reading of the Pentateuch is
yearly completed, th's last day is given peculiar
significance and festive pleasure as Simchatb
Thorn, or the Joy of the Law.
Interesting services, niarkrd by much,
soleninity.were held in the different Jewish svna
goeucs, as follows: Adah Jeshurua, New Mar
ket street, near Noble; Bethel Bweth, Franklin
street, near Green; Beth Israel, Crown street,
near Vine; B nai Isrsol, corner of Fifth and
Catharine streets; KeDneeth Israel, flxth
street, above Brown; Mkoe Israel, Seventh
street, above Arch, and Rodef Sholem, Juliana
street, near Wood.
Chivalrous Democracy. Last night a fracas
occurred in Fianktord, resulting in the shooting
ot two pol'remen, and in a citizen being badly
beaten. A Rebel Democratic organization was
parading through the streets, and a? they
pased the headquarters of the Grant and Colfax
Club, on Main street, sent p a yell for their
standard-bearers, Seymour and Balr. Patrick
Salmou, one of the Seymourites, drew a revolver,
which he flourished over his head.
Policemen Horrock and McClintock made an
effort to secure the rioter, when he aimed and
oiecnargeu toe weapon at norrocK, ine nan
lodging in the back of the head. Not content
with this, he fired another load, the contents
entering the face ot McClintock. Both patrol
men were then knocked down ana outrageously
beaten. John Martin, a citizen, was also ee
veiely beaten by the mob. The Injured men
were tHken to their homes. Baeaequetitly
Salmon was arrested and locked up in the Sta
tion. As the Second Ward Tann-rV Club was Pass
ing Twelfth and Ellsworth streets last night, a
shot was fired into the ranks by some Demo
ciatic demon, but missing the mark for which it
was intended, struck a little girl residing in the
vicinity. Her condition is such that her recovery
is doubtful. A man was arrested on the charge
and locked up in the Seventeenth District sta
tion bouse.
Pkefs dun Meeting. A special meeting of
ine riinaaeipnia press uiud was nem yesterday
alternoon, to take action on tbe death of Charles
II. Gj alien, late a member of the organization.
William V. McKean, Esq., President, in the
chair, and A. W. Flick. Esq.. Secretary. After
remarks from several of the members in refer
ence to the many good qualities of the deceased,
a committee of live, consisting of Stephen N.
Winslow, William Uuukle, Joseph Robinson, A.
W. Flick, and William Andersou, was appointed
to prepare a memorial of their late fellow-member,
to be entered on the minutes of the club.
A motion that tbe club in a body attend the
lunera'.s ot Mr. Gratfen and Mr. Robert P. King,
also a member, was agreed to, and the meeting
adjourned.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine News see First Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Bnti KiHUi...H,.,.6eii Moom Hmiiimmm, .....
bUN birrs 5 HiBK Wathb. , g 14
PHU-ADKLFHIA. WA8HIN8T0N.
OCTOnEB. S. H.M. HU.
Full Moon - 1 I II er. 2 '50 ev.
Last Quarter 9 1-26 mo. 104 mo.
rew .Muon......... ...i s ix ev, I 68 ev.
First Quarter S3 463 mo. 4 84 mo.
Full taooa... SI 619 mo. 1 67 mo.
PHILADELPHIA mjAJUi OJf TKADK,
John O. J a mm, ")
JOBH-HO. UKUBB, f-UOMTKLY OOMKITTKB.
Josh V. TaYLuh. J
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN BTEA.&IEUS.
Furopa ......... .....GlaBgow..ew York..........KeDt, 18
Atlanta....M..MLoudon...u.Mew York.m......Hpt, y
Etna...... Liver pool. ..New York. ...... .....Kept. IB
Aleppo.. Llverpool...New York...........Hpt,, j
Bremen Uouthamitou...New York...........hupt. n
Minnesota.......... Llyeipool...New York..Mm.Heut. 22
t:. of Paris. Liverpool. ..New York Hnpt. 28
Denmark.- Liverpool. ..New York ....epi, 28
A usirmu i.i v ei iuui.wuut-o .oepu 24
Uiuiuontft..ftoutimptoa.Naw York HdpL 'l
Ii w .uiaaiow.....Jew york.M -Bapi, 25
Vllle 1e Paris.... Brest, New York............fceit. t
C.ofWashlugton. Liverpool... New York.............mpt.. z
JV.......-.......JJV'rpool...New Y'ork.......Bept, 26
run xjaurct,
Malta......... ..New York...Liverpool ......Oct, 1
Hermann.... New York... Bremen -......(Jot,
(j,ot Antwerp... New York...Llverpool.
i. jureDV.....xew ork...iiavie......
Hlbernla..MMnM.New York.01ajow..
KrlD.............New YorkLiverpool.l
Win. Penn...New York...Londoa
WeH!italia......Niw York...Hainburn...
O. ot N. York.New York.Llverpoul
Cuba New York...Llverpool.
City ot Paris. ..-New York...Llverpool.
Jturoiia,. xvew x ork...iiasKOW
j . L.r.'.rli.n t . I . . . ... . .
OJt.
-Oot.
.Uot. 8
-Oct. s
tick 8
....Out.
....Oct, 6
.uci. 7
,..Oot. 10
Oct, 10
Oren)and, with kryollts to Pennsylvania Salt O J.
Vrsel la J. K. Batlay A Co.
tr. barque Jnhli), Hilton, I days from Boston
Id hallaol lol A Hunrtf r A Co.
llr. brls Anna. Morrow, 24 days from Ravanna la
Mar, wlin logwfw 1, eio, to I. F. Wetaiar A On,
KrifMaryJ. Williams. Lyooa. 16 days from Bagaa,
Wlib sugar to John Mason A Co.
Brif O. V. 'WHnanm. i bomioa. Jas from Trial
dad, wltb sugar aod molwaea to 8 A W. Welsli.
Hrhr Kverfiiada, Inland, 8 days from New York, In
ballast 10 J. U Baalay A Co.
Scbr Artbur How a, Hiorer. H (lays from Norfolk,
wltb limber to Pa'tarson A L'pptncott.
KcbrMahaka. Firkftt, s days trom New York, In
ballast to J. K Bat'ey A Co. .
hr Jobn Beaiiy Price, 10 days from Norfolk, with
lnreber tg Pativrann A Ltppiacotc
Hcbr Hebe, Jackinn. daysirom Pocomoke river,
Mrt . wlib lumbar toOolllns Atk. . ,
8 hr J. II. Marvel. Uulilln, t days from Laurel, Del.,
wlib lumber to Moora, Wheatley A Colt I nub am.
K'br Mahlon, Evans, 8 days from Barren Creek
Bpnrgs, Md., wlib lumber to Collins A (Jo.
Hcbr Cooler, Lowe 4 days trom Wloomloo river,
Md., wltb li mber toCollloa A Co. w
Hobr Tycoon, Cooper. 1 day from Bmyrna creek,
Drl , wlib (rain to Joa E. Palmer.
Hcbr W. U. Hiirnite. Durboronh, 1 day from Cam
dm, De'.. wlib drain to J as. L. Bewley A Co.
ficbr F. L. Porter. Small, Irom Iifion.
rchr B. H. Huntley. Nlekorsoa, from Providence.
Kchr Boston Bmltb. from Providence.
Krhr H. T Hedges. Franklin, trom Provldenoo,
hchr Kvemlade. Lalaed. from New t nrk.
Hcnr Jobn counptnn, Cblldi. from Fall Kiver.
Btfamer H. A J. Baker, Cole, from Norfolk, W bi
Iprs, Brcdder A Co. . Vrt.w
Hteamer Barnh, Jones, 24 hours from New xork,
With mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. .
Steamer Marflower. Koblnson, 54 honra from New
York, with mdse to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Bteamer K. N. Falrchlld. Trout, 21 hour from New
York, wlih mrine. to W. M- Balrd A Co.
Tur Thos. Jeaeraon, Allen, Irom Baltimore, Wlina.
tow ot barea to W. P. Clyde A Co.
BELOW. . ,
Pehr 7. W. Webster, Irom Bagaa, and two barque,
nnknown.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ,,..
. j . . - . t. . mntiln til
no coaniwinH arrivain ioc ......
comparea wun we same v1"'!"
COAHTW18E. DOMKVflO. KTO.
Morro Castle....New Yurk...Havana via Nas-.Oot,
Rising Biar New York... Anpluwall. ............ Out,
(JienaUa .New York... Vera Cruz Oo:.
Plouier Phllada.....Wlliulnguin...raOut.
8anllHgo deCubaNewYork...Asplnwull (int.
JuMtti.........PhllaQa.....Nuw Oriean.......Onu
Colunibla .New York...Nassau..., oot.
BtanaiidMlrlpesPbllada. Hiivaua..........Ocu In
M alls at e lurwarded by every steamer In Mia ramilar
llaea. '1 be steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Wiieenstown, except the Canadian line, wulon call at
LooaoDueiry. 'rue steamers lor or ire in me conti
nent can ai Boninaapton
CLEARED YEHTKKDAT.
Bcbr John Coupiou, ClillOs, bomerset, Hlnnlckson A
Bcbr Boston. Smith Newport. do.
Bcbr k. H. Huntley, Nickerson, Providence, L,
A ndenrled A Co.
Bcbr H.T. Hedkea. Franklin, Fall River, Cestnor,
H'hkuey A Wellington.
Bcbr Michigan. Pickering, Bftlom, Weld, Nngle A Co.
Bcbr Florence, men. voaiuu, niuioieu a jhhi.
Hcbr J. B. Bragdon. Neweowb, PurlamoutU, Captain,
Scbr F. I: Porter. Bmall, Boston, C plain.
Hchr A. V. Hurgen. Tnonipson. Biwtou,
bcbr Kidney Price. Townsend. Bttiem.
Bt'r Cbt iter, Jones, New York, W, P. Clyde A Co.
uif vi i uw. Her. Baltimore. A.Urovea.Jr.
Tug Tboa Jetlersou, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow
l barges, w. r. wun w
1VHTVID YK8TKRDAT.
Ttr harmie Hir i:iilu ( aumbtll. Munay. 28 days from
Ivlktul. Ureeulaud, wlili kryollte to PeQunylvania
Ban ui.-vessel lo t. is., itaaiey jo.
Bd. baroue. JMarla Mat(artb .03 days from
Iuulque, Willi nitrate ol soda tuPQWri AWBlkUluiau,
Br, barque Augusilua, Walt, tedavatiom IvHiul,
lTnpelirn
Bept,, 1868,
Dhlrta
meanislilps
arquee...
BrlKS
hrhnonera..
Bloopa ......
Bteamers.,
Barirea.
Boats
For.
.
. I
. 19
. 24
. 21
Coast. Total.
t
88
1194
ST8
1117
1664
6
a
21
t7
1218
1177
1661
For.
6
a
so
21
a
IHA7.
coast. Tot
1
8
21
61
119
4
1
to
lt
814
816
2nd
2S17
StS
2117
Total.
71 6144 6215
64 4760 4801
PhlD Stadacona, Caaildy, bence, at Londonderry
161 li nit., via Bt. Jobn N. B,
Barque KJlia a. Cochran, Swasey, hence, at Mar
tellies 14th ait. . .
D.ni,. a ti.... Wftwavda rnm Tlrlatnl for Philadel
phia. In KlDkroads lKib ulw
jtriff eamuei vreiBn, jioecaer. u. m. tmhuiuk
ton.N. C 26ihnlt.,forZaa not as before reported.
w k. uiiim Unriu lor PblladelDhui. cleared
at New York yesterday. .
Bteamar Maw York. Jones, hence, at Alexandria
28ib nlk
RAILROAD LINES.
PKILADELrHIA, WILillNGTON AND BAL
TIMUBB HA1LKOAD.
TIME TABLE.1
commencing BUNDA Y, f eptmer 13, 1848, Trains will
leave JJepoi corner or shuau Bireei ana WAflii.
IN (j TON Avenue as follows:
Way-Mall Train at 8110 A. M. (Sundays excepted)
for Baltimore, stopping at all Regular stations, con.
necuug wun Delaware Kauroau a. wunungton lor
Crlsfield and Intermediate btatlona,
Kxpress Train at 1146 A.M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
ferry vine, ana Havre-ae-urace. uonnecia ai wu
mtngton wltb train for New Castle.
Kx press Train ai 4 00 P. M. (Sundays excepted) foi
Baltimore ani) Washington, stopping at Chester,
Thnrlow. Llnwood. Clavmont.WUmlnkton, Newport.
Stanton, Newark, Elk ion, Northeast, Charles town,
rerryvuie, Aiavre-ae-urace, aomuwh, j-erryman a,
IT,, ...... n,. r, Klannnlla, Ph.u'. Ktid KlAnltTlttr'. Unn
Nleht Kinrn ai lfSO P. M. IDally tor Baltimore
and Washington, stooping at Chester, Thuilow, Lin-
wooo, ctaymont, wuminsion, jaewara, m aion,
Non beast, Perry villa and Havre-de-Orace. Connects
at Wilmington (Katardays excepted) with Delaware
Railroad Line, aloprlna at New Castle, Mlddlotown.
Clayton, Dover, Harrington, Beaford, Balisbiiry,
nmceu Anne, ana oonnecuug at uobubiu wun ttoat
for Fcitreea Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the
Booth.
t'aHsonKBra ror rortress Monroe anajNorroiK via
Baltimore will take tne,11.46 A.M. Train. VlaCrlsneld
wUl take the lPMt P. M. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at ail, stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington,
Leav Philadelphia at U'OO A. M.. i'80. 6-00.1 and
7 tt P, M. Tbe 6 00 P. M. Train connect with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and Intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington 7uo ana s-iu A. a.., i-au, i-i6, ana
7-uO P. M. The s-lu A. M. Train will nut stop between
Chester and Philadelphia.
Tbe 8-10 a. M. and 7-uo P. M. trains from Wilmington
run dauy. All other Accommodation trains Sundays
excepted.
ROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA."
Leave Baltimore 726 A. M Way-Mall: .'5 A. M.,
Express: 2-28 P. M.. Kxprees: S-2S P. M.. Kxpreaa,
BUNDA Y TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leaves Baltimore at 726 P. M stopping ai Magnolia,
ferryniau's, Aberdeea, Havre-avGrace, Perryvllle,
CbarJestown, Norih-East, K.kton, Newark, btanton.
Newport, Wilmington, Claymonl, Liuwooa, and
Cbesier.
Through tickets to all points West, South, Bouth
west. may be procured at the Ticket Olnce, No. 823
CHKSNCT Btreet, nndel the Continental Hotel,
where, also, state-rooms and bertha In sleeping can
can be secured during tbe day. Persons purchasing
tickets at this olnce can have their baggage checked
at their residence by ine uniou iTansier uompany
8
H. IT. KENNEY, Buperlntendent,
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD 8.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From loot ol MARKET street (Upper Ferry).
Commenetng WtllWKSDAY, Weptemoer 16, 1868.
TRAINS LKAVE Ad FOLLOWS.
For Cape May aud stations below Millvlllo, 815
P. M
For Mlllvllle. Vlneland, and Intermediate stations
8-1S A. M..8-.6 P.M.
For Bridgeton, balem, and way stations 815 A. M
and 8-80 P. M.
For Woodbury at 8-18 A. M.. 8-15, 8'80, and 6 00 P. M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily al 12 o'clock
noon.
Freight received at second coveted wbasf below
Walnut street, dally.
Freight Delivered No. 228 South Delaware avenue,
WILLIAM J. BE WELL,
816 Buperlntendent,
FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
ALL POINTS NORTH and EAST, and for ail
Btatlona on Camden and Am boy and (Xmnectlna
Kallroada. from Walnnt street wharf.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Freight for all way polnla on the Camden and
Amboy, Freehold and Jamesburg, and Burlington
County Railroad a, forwarded at 12 o'clock Noon.
For Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, Rocky H1U. and
aft points on the New Jersey aud Rulvldexe Ball
roads, forwarded at 1 P. M, , .
For New York, ;at li, 2K, and P. K.
Freight received from 7 A. M. to 8 P. H.
A slip memorandum, specifying tbe marks ano
nnmbera, shippers and consignees, must In every In
stance be aeut with each load of roeda.
WALTEB FREEMAN, Agent,
Ho. XV B. Delaware Avenue,
Pbiiadelshla,
FA6T FREIGflT LINE, VIA NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA Ra I L ROAD, to Wllkea
barre, Mahanoy Cliy. Monnt Carmel, Centralla. and
all polnti on Lehigh Valley Railroad and It
brByCnew arrang-ementa, perfected this day, this road
Is enabled to give looreaand doapaioli to merchandise
consigned to the above named polnia.
Goods delivered at tbe Through Freight Depot,
S. E. comer of FRONT and NOBLE Htreeta,
Before I P.M.. will reaob Wllkesbarre.MountCarmel,
M ahanoy City, and the other stations In Mahanoy and
Wyoming valleys beJore.ll A. M. of tbe succeeding
day I7 2il KLLia CLARK, Agent,
BALTIMORB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
MORE, and WASHING TON AND THJfi WEST ai
now run -".-JrLTIMORB.
Leave dally, except Sunday, at 7 ou, 7i6, and U-80 f,
M.. and 2'bO, and 4 do and 8'46 P. M,
' J-OR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave dally, except Sunday, at 7110 A. II., and foe
0R WAYM,8TATIONNBOTJTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 616 and 7 ou A. M,,'aad at J-00 andi'tt
P' M FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 7'00 A. M. and 4-uo P, AL No trains to 01
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALIIMORB.
Leave at 7'48 A. M.. and 4 -80 aud 8'45 P. M.
for Way stations.
Leave at 7-46 A. M aud 4-so aod 8' 45 P. M.
i-OR ALL PARTS OK THE WEST.
Iave dally, excent Saturday and Sunday, at 7'tf A.
M.. 4-8u and 8 46 P. M.
Ou Saturday at 7 46 A. M.. and t-80 P. M.
On fcuiiuy at 4 o aud 45 P. U. only, connecting at
Reluy blaiion wltu trains trom ilaltlmore tu Whoei
lOK. Parkersburg, eto. . . . . . t
Through Ticket to tbe West can be had at tht
Washington Station Ticket OUlce at all hours In tbs
day. as well as at th new office of the Rankers' and
Brokers' Telegaph LIhs, No. 848 Peuubytvani
avenue, belweeu Sixth and Seventh streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Roslou, see ad
vertisement of "Through Liue,"
J. L. WILSON. Master of Transportation,
li M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
2fit GEORGE S. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
RAILROAD LINES.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAL).
1HE MIDDLE KOtTIC-ShortMt and niosl
direct line to Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Mancb
Dhonk. Hasleton. Wblte Haven, Wllkenbarrn, Ma
banoy City, Mount Carmel. Pltuton.Hcranton.iMrbon.
dale, and all the point In lb Ltiblgk and Wyoming
Coal Region.
Paxnengpr Depot In Philadelphia, JX. W. oorner ol
BKRKH and AM RRIOAN strwi.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT ELEVEN DAtT.T
TRAINh-On and aftor MONDAY, May to, 1SBS
Panangey Trains leave the New Depot, corner ol
BURRS and A M KRltiAN streeu, dally (Sundays ex
oepted), a follow:
A i -tt A. M. Aooommodatlon for Fort Wash
ington. At 7-4 A. M. Morning Kxpm for Bethlehem and
Principal Station on North Penoayivanla Mallroad.
oonnectlng at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley and
Lehigh andjDqaehanna Railroad for Km to n , AI
lentown, (Jataaauqua, Blatlngton, Msach Chnnk
Weatberly, Jeaneavllla, Haaletea, White Haven,
Wllsesbarre. Kingston, Plttaion, and all point In Le
btgb and Wyoming Valley;;also in connection with
Lehigh and Mahanoy Railroad far Mabanoy City;
and with Catawlsaa Railroad for Rupert, Danville
Milton, aad Wllllamaport. Arrive at Manoh Chunk at
I2ii6 A.M.: at W likes barrs at I P. M.: at Mahanov City
at 8 P. M. Pauengera by this train oan take th Leblxb
Valley Train, ranting Bethlehem at 11-66 A. M. for
Eastoa, and point on Nw Jersey Central Railroad
to New York,
At. 8-4 A, M. Accommodation for Doylestowv,
stooping at all Intermediate Station, Passengers for
Willow Grove, Hatooro and H art v tile, by this
train, take Stag at Old York Road.
At in-TO A, M. Accommodation for Fort Washing
ton.aiopplog at intermediate Station.
At l4o P. M.-Letlgb Valley Expire for Bethle
hem, Allentown, Manch Chnnk, Wblte Haven,
WHkesbarre, Hasleton, Mahanoy City, Oeutralla.
Shenandoah, Mt. Carmel, Plttaton and Scranton, and
all points Id Mabanoy and Wyoming Coal Regions.
At 2116 P, M. Accommodation air luoyieatown,
topping at all Intermediate station.
At 616 P.M. Lehigh and Susquehanna Kxpreea lot
Bethlehem, Easton, Alientown, Mancb Chunk,
Wlllkesbarre, aud Scranton.- Passenger for Green
ll take tbla train to Quakcrtown, and for Sumney
own to North Wale. -
At 4-15 P. M. Accommodation for Doyiestown,
topping at all Intermediate stations. Passengers for
Willow Grove. Hatboro, and HarUvlll tak
tage at Ablngton; for New Hope at Doyiestown,
At 6 00 P. M. -Through acoouimodaiion ror Bethle
hem and all station on main line ot North Pennsyl
vania Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Le
high Valley Lehigh and Susquehanna Evening Train
for Easton. llentown. Maucb Chunk.
At 6 20 P. M. Accommodation fur Lansdale, stop
ping at all Intermediate station.
s At 11-80 P. L Accommodation for Fort Washing,
toa.
TRAINS ARRIVE II PHILADELPHIA,
j romBetblehem at 9D0 and 1106 . M., aoo and
in A.M. and 100 P.M. Trains make direct oonneo
tlon with Lablgb Valley and Lehigh and Susquehanna
train from Kaaton, Scranton, Wilkes barre, Mahouv
City, and Haleton,
Passenger lea v log Wllkesbarra at 145 P. M. con.
reel at Bethlehem at 6-06 P. M., and arrlva in Phlla-
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
No. 820 CHMSNUT Street, forward Pnrcels,
Package. Merchandise, Bank Notai, and Specie,
either by Iw own lluba or In connection with otter
KXpreS UBIP-""-! WPU r
delphlaatg-80 P. M.
f rom Doyies
Dovlestewn at 82S A. M.. 1-00 and 7-Ofl P. M.
r rom utnsaaie at v so a, bl.
From Fort Waahluton at 9-80, 1046 A. K. and '1
'Jf. ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 80 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doyiestown at 200 P. M.
Doyiestown for Philadelphia at 700 A. MU
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 480 P.M.
Fifth and Sixth Street Passenger Car oon vey pa
enger to and from tbe new depot.
nWhliecaraof Second and Third Street Line and
Union Una ran within a short distance of tbe
depot. .
Ticket must be procured at the Ticket office, In
order to secure tbe lowest rate of fare,
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Ticket sold and Baggage checked through to prln
Clpal points, at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggag
Express OUlce. No. 105 8. FIFTH Street.
1 QdQ FOR NEW YORK. THIS CAMDEN
J.OOO.AND AMBOY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
way places, from, walnut street
WHARF,
At 5 lio A. M.. Via Camden and Amboy Accommo
dation.......... il'it
At 8 A. M.. via Camden and Jersey City Ex
press M all....... ... 8oo
ai x r, a,, tw vMiuueu .uu Amwy jLxpress..
At 8 80 P. M ., via Camden and Jersey Oily Ex.
press ,- 8' 00
At 6 P. M., for Amboy and Intermediate stations.
At o su ana s A. at., x ana a w f. At., tor Freehold.
At8 and 10 A. M 2, 8 80 and 4 80 P. M. for Trenton.
A . . . n, , a J. ... a . ' . n n n . ri -.a . . . . .
Avv,o, uu iu ANja,, i, a. ou, l'W, a, ana 11' Wl
P. M. for Bordentawn. RnrllncrLnn. RavaHv. .nd
At 6-30 and lo A. U 1, 8, 8, 1-30, 430,6, and U-SO P. M
Srir VlorADca.
At 6 80 ana iu a. m... i. s, t an, e, ana 11-80 P. M. for
juigewaier, mverniae. mvertoo,ana raimyra. x P.M.
f.,r Vtlverton and 8'80 P. M. for Falruvi-it
Al6-80andl0 A.M.,1, 8, 4-30,6, aud 11 '80 P. M. for
Fish House.
The 1 and 1180 P. M. Line leave from Market
Street Ferry v upper biuoj.
num. jt.iLj-4-9-j?iu ixjr-i uku-t.
At 11 A. M.. via KensliiKton and J
York Express Line Fare 83.
At 7 and li A. M 2 so, 8 30, and 8 P. M. for Trenton
and Bristol. And at 10-16 A. M. for Bristol.
At 7 and 11 A, M., i 80, and 6 P. M, for MorrlsvUle
andTuliylown.
At 7 and 1ST6 A. M., S'80, and P. M. for Bchenck
and Eduingion- . . . . .
At 7 ana iu-10 a. m... i w, a, auu s jr. xa. ror uorn.
wells. Tnrrtsdale. Holmesburk. Taconv. WlRslnn.
mlng, Brldeeburg, and Fraukford, and at 8 P, M. for
Holiuesburg and Intermediate stations.
Via Connecting Railway,
At t-80 A. M., 100 6-80, and 12 P. M. New York Kx
press Lines, via Jersey Guy, Fare la -26.
All A.M.. fc.mlirriLnt T.lnn. Pnrn. it
At 1-80 A. M. on Mondaj only New York Exprees
-iue. iaru,f.-20.
The -so A. M., and 6B0 P. M. Lines will ran daily
All others, Sundays excepted.
At u-hii a.m.. i-i n s no. and 12 P. M. for Trenton.
At 9D0 A, M., 6 SO. and 12 P.M. for Bristol.
At 12 P. M. (Night), for MorrlsvUle, Tally town,
Boiiunuir'. tTHdtnBinn.Clornwella.TorrlBdale.Holmes
bum. Tiimnv. wtuinomlnk. BrldesboxK. and Frank-
uru.
For line leavlnr Kensington Depot take tbe cars
on 1 bird or Fifth street, aicnwnnistreel,88 mlnuie
belore departure. Tbe cars on Market street Railway
ran direct to West Philadelphia Depot; Cbesuut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays tbe Market
street car win run to connect witn we au a. m. ana
6 80 P.M. line.
BELVIDEBB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
From Kenaimrlon DenoU
At 700 A. M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Elmlra.libaca, Owego, Rocbester, Blngbamlou, Os
wego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Montrose, WUkeabarie,
Schooiey aiouniain, etc . .
AtV'isiA. M and xao P.M. tnt Scranton. Strond.
hn.wunr din. Belvldere. Easton. Lamoertvlile
Flemington, etc. Tne 8 80 P. M. Line connect direct
WHO ma imu i-jnvijii iiiwiwu v vuhma
Allentown, Bethlehem, etc. . ,
At 6 P, M. for Lamoertvlile and Intermediate Bta
lions.
CAMDEN AND BUBLINGTON OO., AND PEM
v-. - . T, II 1 1 , II njilu kWU DAT, tlk, 11
&r. m BlWttAQlU T. AM AtAUinVAlA3
From Market St. Ferry (upoer side.)
At I HDIl JV A, a, li OUAUU irov K. AU. lur
cbanitvilifc, Mooreatown. Hartford, Mason vUle.Halua-
tort, Mount ioiy, emiinviiie, nwajisvuie, yiuuvn
I ,,uj , Rivmlnvhain. and Penir-erton.
At 7 A. M., 1 and 8-80 P. M., for Lewlatown, Wrtght.
town, CookJttown, w A-rypt, norucrewwu, mmin
Rldce. Imlaydown. nnarnn, ana aukiiwuiwd.
' WILLIAM H, UAIZMIK, Afent.
Beptember 14, 1868. 6 16
DENUSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
fc'ATL TIME. TAKING EFFECT BEPT. H.18a.
The ualns of tie Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at THIRTY-FIRST and MaaKuT
Street, wblun I reached directly by the Market
Street car, the last oar connecting with each train
leaving Front and Market street tnlrty minute be
fore Us departure, xne Cbeanni ana walnut tolreew
can run within on square ot tne Depot.
On Sundays Tbe Market uireet cars leave Front
and Market streei inj'iy-uve luinuie otuore tne ud
...vtiirA (it iAi-h train.
Sleeping Car Ticket can be had on application at
the Ticket olnce N. W. corner Ninth aud Cbesuut
street, and at the depoW
Agent of tbe Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at tne depot. Order left at
No. sol Cbesuut stteet, or No. ll Market atreet, will
receive VSS. LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ:-
Mall Train. ...w..................'..-- .800 A, M
Paoll Aocommodatluu, 10 80 A. at., 1 00, aod 9 oo P. M.
Fast Llne........ Jl 40 A. M
Erie Expieus.... ......,.................ll40 A. M
u.rlnnrir AIi'OmuiOllftl.lOU................. 2 8U P. U.
Lancaster Accouimodatlon....... 4uo P. M.
Parkesburg TralUMMM-..-M 6'HO P, M.
Cincinnati ExpreMS... .- s-ou r. M
l ,ia Mull aim HuHalo Exuress U'OO P. M.
t-i.ilRmlnliia Kinress - 12 00 NIcht.
Erie Mall leave dally, except Sunday, ruunlug to
WUUsnisport only Salurdy right. On Siuidy night
patHergera Wilt leave rnuaueipuia at ui uiuca.
Phllauelphia Exprea leave daily. All otner trains
dal y. except nunaay. . . .
n'ltJ wuiai. A.mmodatton Train ran dally, ex
... u ...i.r v ti,iH train tickets must be pro.
ruied aud baggage delivered by 6 on P. M at No. 116
"TRAINS ARKIVB AT DEPOT. VIZ.:
ni.nl.. ..I L.nPHUI -..M.IHIWM ,,. 1 46 A. Ef:
UIUVIUUAU . - l,., A. .
PMiadeli bla Expre.-.-.r"-:v:::r vLAu A 44
Paoll Accommodation .- ,S w A. at , o wsus r iu r. M.
KrSe mViI snd Bullalo Axpress ,..m......710 A. M,
Parkehburg ,Traln...M..M.MM...... .......9 to A. M.
Lancaster Train........
... 9-S6
wseee 12-80 P. M
Kile Kipre............"""" """"? " f. fi
I.. a lj'...-.. ......... ...... o iu Mr. la
H.rrll,.iri? A ccom mod atlou......M . ,..,......Jt 60 F, M,
For former l$ AaTlen, Ticket Agent.
jvnn no.MCBJSatHJT Sireel.
CAPT. F, D. MAY,
Continental Hotel,
FBANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 118 MARKET ttreet,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket A uen t at the DaunL
Tho Panrmvlvanla Railroad Uouidiot will not as.
lume any lUk for Bag-gage, except for Wearing Ap
t,rl. and limit their MooiiHlblllty to One Hundred
Dollars In value. All BaaKe exceeding that amount
In value will be at tne ruta or tne owner, uiuea laxen
by siieclal contract. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
fjflr usuwsi Bui-liiui-uiuNu aiwuus, ri
RAILROAD LINES.
AMUSEMENTS.
RBADINQ BA1LKOAD. GREAT TRCSK
LINE flrom Philadelphia te the Interior Of
Pennsylvania, the Schnylklil, Boaqnehanna, Corn
berland, and Wyoming Valleys, the North, North
west, and the Canadaa. Summftr ArrfiMmAnt nf
Passenger Trains, Monday, August 8, lss, leaving the
tympany' Depot. Thirteenth and Oellowhlllstreeta-
ruuAurmDii, at tne rnimwiug hours:
MOKNINU IKrluunrifTiiimi 4 ma a.m.
ffr RAAVllnaana all Int-.muii.t. .i.iinn. a ri Allan
town.
ia,JnfV.l,T?.A,S2,n F. arrlvlni
In Philadelphia at 916 P. M.
aomiuiu autritiusH. At gi a. ., mr Reading
Lebanon. Harrlsburg, PotUvllle. Pine Grove. Tama-
qna, Stinbury, Williamsnort, Elmlra. Rochester,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Wllkeauarre, Plttaton, York,
Carlisle, Chan bersbarg, Hagerstown, eto.
lurmtraia connect at Meaning witn tne jtasi
n,l..ln...l. Tl - 1 , ., ...(.. . . , I . . . n
- . u.,nj i t Minn AAlJirV-AU , I 1 1 1 it r AMinnHlwu, vvu,,
and the I6 A. M. connect wltb the Lebanon Valley
train for Harrlsburg, etc; at Port Clinton with Cata
wlasa Railroad ualns for Wllllamsport, Lock Haven,
Eimlra, etc.: at Harrlsbnrg with Northern Central,
Cumberland Valley, and Schnylklil and Susquehanna
train lor Northumberland, WlUlnxnaport, York,
ChamberAbnrg Plnevrove, eta, F
itI?i KiiSON,tXl'RKHM - leaven Philadelphia
at 8U P. M. for Reading, PottevUle. Harrlsbnrg. etc..
connecting with Reading and Colombia Railroad
PonsTow n a i x nMMnn a Tinr? ttt k.ii..
town at 846 A. M stopping at Intermediate station-
Arriveain rniiaaeipniaat S'usa. at. Keturntng leaves
Pblladelnhla at 4 An P. M. arrlvea In PaiiaUivb a.l a-ni
RjTADtr'u AuouaaooATION-Leaves Reading
ty.A M.",,p',1.n! V,u w' aaatlona; arrive In
Philadelphia at 10 16 A. M,
Returning, leave Philadelphia at (U P. lf. arrive
In Reading at 8 06 P. M.
Trains tor Philadelphia leave Harrlsbnrs-at s-lfi A.
M.. and PottAvllle at 8-46 A.M., arriving In Philadel
phia at 1 P. M. Alternoon trains leave Harrlsbnrg at
!( P. M and Pottoville at 246 P. M.J arriving at
fUll-AtieillllllA -to r, ml.
Harrlsburg acoorumndatlon leave Beading at 7-18
A. M and Harrlsburg at 410 P. M. Connecting at
Reading with Alternoon Accommodation south at
6'8n P. M.. arriving la Philadelphia at 916 P. M.
aiaraei train, wun a i-asaeuger car attaonea, leave
Philadelphia at 1'2 46 noon for Pottavllle and ail Wav
Station; leaves Poitavllle at 7 A. M. tor Phtladelpffia
anu an otner way ciauons.
All in above train run daily, gnnaays exoepteo.
Sundav tralna laaa fnlLavllle at 8-llU A. M-. and
Pbiladelpbla at 8 16 P. M.i leave Philadelphia for
Readlna at s an A. W.. ratnrnlna from Kwdlnf at 4 (2
P.M. "
uhiu-iau. valley KAiL.KOAD.raasenger
for Downlngtown and Intermediate DotnU take the
7-80 A. M., 12-46 and 4 80 P. M. train trom Philadel
phia; returning from Downlngtown at eW A. m., 108,
and 646 P, M.
rnKK luniui B4ILKUAU,-raasent-eTti rornki
patk take7s0 A. M. and 4 80 P. M. trains from Phila
delphia, returning fromSklppack at 8-10 A. M.aud I'M
P.M. State line for various points la Perktomen
Valley connect with trains at Collegevllle and Skip-
par a.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PrTTSBURO AND
THE WEST. Leave New York at 9 A M., 6 00 aud
8 00 P.M. .passing Reading at 110 A M.,1'84 and 10-10 P.
M., ana connect at rtarrisonrg wun fennsyivatnaana
Northern CenlrarRallroad Express Trains for Pitt
burg, Chicago, William, port. Elmlra, Baltimore, etc.
Returning, Express Train leave Harrlsbnrg, on ar
rival of Fenus) Ivanla Express from Plitaburg, at 2:50
and 6-26 A. M., 86 P. M.. passing Reading at 4 '41 and
706 A. M and 11-40 P. M., arriving at New Y ork, 10-10
and 1146 A. M , and 6-00 P. M. Sleeping; Oar accom
panying tneee trains tnrougn between jersey city and
Pittsburg, without change.
Mall train tor New York leave Harrlsbnrg at 6111
A . M . and 206 P. M. Mail train tor Harrlsburg leave
New Yerk at 12 Noon.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD. Train
leave Poitavllle at 646. 11-80 A. M., aud 6-40 P. M.. re
turning Irom Tamaqna at 8'86 A. M. and 216 and 4 86
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD, Trains leave Auburn at 768 A. M. for Pine
grove and Harrlsburg, and at 12-16 P. M. for Pine
grove and Tremont; returning from Harrlsburg at
8-30P. M., and from Tremont at 740 , M., anf 6 85
TICKETS, Throngh first-class ticket and emi
grant ticket to all tbe principal polnia In the North
and West and Canada.
Excursion Ticket from Philadelphia to Beading
and Intermediate stations, good for day only, are sold
by Morning Accommodation, Market Train, Reading
and Potlaiownt Accommodation Trains, at reduced
tale.
Excnrslon Ticket to Philadelphia, rood for day
oniy, are sold at Reading and Intermediate stations
by Reading and Poltatown Accommodation Train at
reduced rate.
Ihe following ticket are obtainable only at the
Office tef S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 287 S. Fourth
street, Philadelphia, or (4, A, Nlcolia, General Super
intendent, Reading.
Commutation Ticket at 26 per cent, discount, be
tween any point desired, lor families and Urms.
Mileage Tickets, good for2uot) miles, between al
points, at 8.1260 each, for families aud tlrma.
Season Tickets, for three, six, nine, or twelve
months, tor holder only, to all points at reduced
"clergymen residing on the line of tbe road will be
furnished wltb cards, entitling themselves and wives
lo tickets at ball fare.
Excursion Ticket Irom Philadelphia to principal
stations, good for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at
red need are, to be had only at the Ticket Office, at
Thirteenth and Callowhlll street,
FREIGHT. Goods of alt description forwarded
to all tbe above points from tbe Company' New
Freight Depot, Broad and Willow streets.
Freieht Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 435 A.
M 12-46 noon, 800, and 6 P, M for Reading. Lebuuou,
Hantsbnrg, Poitavllle, Port Clinton, ana au points
Malla'cioaeat the Philadelphia Post Office for all
places on tne roaa ana lis Drancnee at o a. m., ana
tor the prlnclpul Station only at 2-16 P. M.
BAGGAGE. Dnngan' Express will collect Bag
traca fur all trains leavluk Philadelphia Depot.
Orders can be left at No. 26 s. Fourth Btreet, or at the
Depot, Thirteenth ana caiiowniii street.
TAr-T CUE81EK ANU PHILADELPHIA
W RAILROAD. SUMMJIR ARRANGEMENT.
-On and alter MONDAY, April 18, 1808, Train will
leave a follows:
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST aud CUESNDT Streets, 716 A. M., U A,
M., 2'80 r. Ho... 4 16 Jr. Jn., ra r. on., jr. as.., ti r. JU..
i JAva West Chester lor Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street, at 616 A. M.,7'16 A. M , 7'IH)
A. M., 1046 A. M , 1 oo r. At., cu r, za., s-oo r. at.
i m und after Mondav. June 15. an additional Train
will leave Philadelphia for Media and Intermedial
Foinis at iw r. at. . . . ...
Trains leaving West Chester at 780 A, M and
Iaaiiii. Phlladelnbla at 4 60 P. M.. will lion at B. C.
Junction and Media only. Passengers to or trom
nation between West Cheater aud R. C Junction,
going East, will take train leaving West Chester at
7-16 A. M.. and going West will lake train leaving
Philadelphia ai 4 oo r, m. ana umnuer at a. u, June
"Thrnot in Philadelphia la reached dlrectlv bv
the Chesnut and a Wa-noi street car. Those of tha
afarket btreet iint-i run nnuiu uu square. ine
car of both line oonneot wltb each train opon It
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 8 oo A. M, and l-oo p. M,
Uava Wmt Cheeler at 746 A.M. and 6 00 P. M.
Tralna laavlns PhlladelDbla at 7-16 A. M. and 4' 60
P. M., and leaving West Chester at 780 A, M. and
4 60 P. M., connect at B, O. Junction wltb Trains on
p. R. ti R. R.. lor Oxford and Intermediate point.
Passenger are allowed to take Wearing Apoarel
only, a Baggage, and the Company will not In any
nu be rHirjonaible for an amount exoeedlnk on
hundred dollar unless a special contract I made for
the same. jijuxiix wood, General sup'i.
PhUadelpbla, April 1st. 168. 4loJ
C R ' C - K E T
.' - and . ,
13 A. S E It A. L Hi
EXTlt A.OHDINAUY 1
PHILADELPHIA AND EKIB RAILROAD,
.TH ROLGH AND Dl RECT ROUTE B K 1'W KEN
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. iH A RRISBLRG,
WILLIAMSIORT. AND TttJfi GREAT OIL RE
GION OF FEMNBt ivtsu.
i'ieaiit SieeulokCarsonall Night Train.
On aud alter MONDAY, September 14, :1818, the
trains on the Philadelphia aud Erie Ra.lroad will
rnn a follows-.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pnlludelpbla 10 41 P. M
Wllliamspurt 820A.M.
arrives at Erie 9 26 P. M,
ERIE F.XPBESS leave Philadelphia lino A. M.
Wllilamsporu..... 8 86 P. M.
arrive al Erie 9-60 A. M.
ELM11U MAIL leaves Philadelphia......... 8u0 A. M.
' Wllllamsport 6 2 P. M.
- arrives at Lockhaven 7 45 P. M.
XAHTWABO.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Krle 10 80 A. M.
' " Wllllamsport ....10 16 P.M.
" arrives at Philadelphia 7-oj A. M.
EI IS EXPEESS leaves Erie. r-i6 P. M,
WtlllamsDort. 816 A. M
arrive at Philadelphia... 6d0 P. M.
Mall and Fx press connect with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE CHECKED
IXlXlUliU!, .
ALFRED L. TYLER,
11 General Superintendent.
-DHILADELPHIA, UEKMANTOWN, AND
I iORiSt'ow iiaiLnuAU-TiMJi TARrjc.
- A FOR U1BMAB1WN.
Leave PhUadelpnla b, 7, 8, 905. lo, H. U A. M 1, L
8K. 8V. 4, 6. 6X. 810, 7, t 9, 10, 11, 12 p'. aV.
LVave German town 6, 7, 7M, 8, fc-Zy, g, i0, 11, U a, 1C,
1 2, 8 4, 4. 6, 8X, 7, 8, 9, 10, fl P. M. '
Tbe 8 Ai Down i rain, anu sx ana o-a up irain will
not StOP on Nil uerumuwiwu orancn,
.. . ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Pbiladelpbla tt1 A. M. 2, 7, 10J P, M,
- Leave tiermantowo 8V A. M. 1, 6, 94 P. M.
CUEtrllNUT HILL. RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 8, 10, 12, A. M , 2, 8"W, 6,7, t
Leave Cheetnnt Hill 710, 8, 940, and 1110 A. M., 140
8 40. 640. 40, 8'40 ana i r. at.
1 ' ON SUNDAYB.
Leave Philadelphia 9m A. M. 2 and 7 P. M
Leave Chestnut HU1 7 '60 A. M, U to, 6 40 aud 916
Vn'a f'ONBHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7, , and 11 U6 A. M. lt, 6,
4!. . bH. ), S 00 auu 117 r. oi.
Leave Norrlatown 6 40, 7, 7 '6,1, 9, and U A. M., U ,
tH.-li.. and 8 P. M-ON 8DNI)Ay8i
r-vave Philadelphia 9 a. M., 2 ' and 7-io P. M.
rliava Norrlstown 7 A. M.. 6-80 aud 9 P. M.
FOR MANAYUNtt.
T.v Pblladelohla6.7?: s. aud 111)6 A. ..IX. s.
4W. hH. 6, 8 06, and 114 P. ai.
TeaveMaiiayunk-10,7K, "). W, and 11 A. M..
I,ti, I, ti anu fj' SUNDAY 8.
Leave Philadelphia I A. M ., 2 aud TMP. At
Leave Maaayunk 7H A. M aud P. M,
W. S. WItMiN, General Superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and (KEEN bueeU,
TJiIIadcJuliIa e. All-Lnglaud. "
t1 i
United States ys. All-Englnntl.
ATIILETIC ts. AlUEn-Iand.
These International Marches will open on 8ATUR
DAY NEXT. October 8. at Jl A. M and clot on
MONDAY, October 12.
FIRST MATCH, October 8.6. 6.
Twenty-two Amerlcns,of Philadelphia, v EngllsH
Prolesslonal.
SECOND MATCH, October g, , io.
Twenty-two of AH United States vs. English Pro-
lun-iiouais.
THIRD MATCH, October 12.
Athletic Nine vs. Eogllsb Professionals,
TO BB PLATED ON THF! QERifANTOWJI
Take ears at Nlotb and Qreen.
Special train and all regular train w III ston onna.
Ite Cricket Field, Excursion ticket at rdnced rates.
Admission to Ground , ,.,, .M
Hea-on Tickets.. . . 2 u5
Bason Tickets, wltb reserved seat on ooTerad
UI..M.MM.MMM..M. , L L Q'09
Ticket for sale at CHAS. W. A. TRUMPLKR'S
Musto Store, No. 926 CHESNUT Street, and at
JOSEPH PARKER'S. MAIN Btreet, Oermantown.
Tbe Germania Band has been engaged.
Restaurant and Refreshments on the Oronnd. S 3
TEW CHESNUT BTREET THEATRB.
ruonivn Buucafits,
POSITIVE SUOC8H,
- GENUINE 8U00ES3,
GiLNfTTN K KltlMlbid
Of the Eeantlfhl Legendary Romantio Drama,
unviiii-M
UNDINE.
The theatre entlrel-r it.,mi irom ntt in Am w
the mOSt Intelligent and raahlnnitil andlanoa.
season. Hundreds of ladle standing. Anxiety of
FARE WALL OF ROFANTI,
TT .FAREWELL OF BOHLKR.
FAREWELL OF LIITLE s-AIH SUHLAUar!
. FAREWELL, OF ALL TaB COMPANY,
Immense rush for secured seats 1
.. t A oreat farewell week.
Dellghtatthe
BEAUTIFUL WATER LILY BALLET.
Oieal enthusiasm ot er tbe
CARNIVAL DK VENI8F.
Unmistakable pleasure of eryhndy with the
NEW SONGS FROM BAHBUi BLEU.
NEW BONGS FROM BAR UK BLEU.
MISS ALICE HARRISON.
MISS LILLlk ELDRIDOE.
MISS BESSIE SUDLOW.
FRIDAY BENEFIT hit maii'I.LK HOVh-Arsrr
SA1URDAY BaNEFIT OF MAJJ'LLK SOHLKE.
areweu or an tne compaiy. Rememoei the very
last week I Securs your seal I
Popular Adml-alon Prlc of FIFTY CENTS con
tinues Ibis week.
SATURDAY ONLY UNDINE MATINE.
MONDAY BOURCTCAULT 8 FOUL PLAY,"
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH ST2EET THE
ATRE. Begins at quarter tos.
COffTlJN tJED UCCEB IIHUW UEU ttOUSKS. 1
ONLY WfcEK OF STANDARD COMEDIES. .
Mrs. JOHN DRE rv a LADY TEALl.
TO-NIGdT (Thursday). Oct. 1.
TBE SCHOOL FOR tsCANDAL, -By
Mrs. JOHN DREW and tbe lull oompnnr.
After which. JENNY L1ND.
OR AlfBY GAG . Mr. R. CR AIGI
JENNY LIND Mlis F.NNi DAVENPORT
FRIDAY-LEAP YEAR.
MONDAY LOl'TA. LIT PL U NRLL
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, BEGINS AT i TO 8.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Oct. 1,
LAST NIGHT OF ELIZABETH.
MRS. F. W. LAJNDER
For the last time a
EL ZABETtf. QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
FOR THE L 1ST TIM S3.
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF MRS LANDER.
When will be presented Schiller's Tragedy of
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTd.
In active preparation. Reed s Tragedy ot
MARIE ANTOINET IE, QUEEN OF FRANCE.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, SEVINm
Street, below Arch.
HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS
In a NEW PROGRAMME.
SECOND WEEK. AMD 1M4KNKE SU;0taS OF
IHE GRAND DUORal-4S,
THIRD WEEK OF TH E DUTOU COMEDI AN,
JOE EMMETT.
First week of TftE TERPSICHOREAN WONDER,
MABTKR f-TEVIB ROUEK-4. tf 28 81
MR. THUNDER'S CHORAL CLASS WILL
bold their FIRST REHEARSAL on WED
NESDAY EVENING, October 7.
A few vacancies jet to be filled. Applicants wll
please apply to Mr. THUNDER, between 2 and 3
o'clock, at Nc. 830 S. FOURTH Street. 9 28 6t
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE. -J
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPK,
In Grand Ballets, Eihiuplau Burlesques, Bongs
Dances, Pantomimes, Gymnast Acta, etc.
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO BB BOLD, AS BOON AS POSSIBLE,
$100,000 WORTH OF FUltiNITUBE,
t prices much below nsoal rates.
GEORGE J. UOKELS, LACY & C0.
THIRTEENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
627 Ihstb2mrp PHILADELPHIA,
rjlHE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
TOR THE BALK OF
REVENUE STAMPS,
No. 304 CHESNUr STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 103 S. FIFrn ST.,
(One door below Chesnut street),
ESTABLISHED 18C2.
Tbe sale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued
at the Old-Established Agency.
Tbe slock comprises every denomination
printed by tbe Government, and having at alt
times a large supply we are enabled to fill and
forward (by Mall or Express), all orders, Imme
diately npon receipt, a matter of great Impor
tance. United States Notes, National Bank Notes,
Drafts on Pbiladelpbla, and Post Oflloe Order
received In payment.
Any information regarding tbe decisions of
tbe Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks.
Receipts, eto.
The following rates of ootnpjlsslon are allowed
on Stamps and Stttmpei Paper:
On S25 and upwards 3 per ojnt.
100 ' " ...m 8 "
800 " 4 "
Addrtcs nil orders, eto , to
STAMP AUKNX'Y,
No. 804 CHESNUrsTKE'Cr, PHILADELPHIA
UNITED BTATE3 POSTAGE 8TAMP3 oX
all kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES con
stantly ou band.