THE DAILY EVENING TE LEG U A PI I PHIL AD E L PII I A, TUESDAY, JANTJ AUY 19, JL8G9. ) LITERATURE. lEVILSW OF NEW BOOKS. . aEMOWS OH THB FaiLI'RB OP PROTBSTATrlSM and o Catholicity, by Rev. Ferdinand C. Hwer, B. T. D., rector of Christ Caarob, New York. Published bjr D. Appletoa & Co. Philadelphia Agouti D. Ashniead. This volume contains seven sermons, in fhicb. Dr. Ktvsr demoDEtrates to his own satla Vction that Protestantism en a system is a kilure. and that Rouiauiam. as a nnlt. is ore than a match for the disunited and con- ndlDg Protestant eeets. Dr. V.wer looks at 9 matter from a High Chnroh point of view. dhe considers that the hopes of Christianity st with the Anglican or lviscopal Church e contends that the word Protestant in oon- Section with the official name of this deuomi" iation is unauthorized which, in his opin" jton, is the only true Church, in fact the Church. Ritualism Dr. Evver considers as nl. . - . A . i . 1 1 r. . . .IL .vuijr a weans lu g&ui uu tua, auu as uut worm Sha .4l .1... I A A 1 t I, i. I. gui uvtiua vuab lias utitru taiveii vi ih ib u onbtful whether tho majority of Christians jven in Dr. Ewer'd own denomination will gree with his conclusions; bat one charge .that he brings against Protestantism as a sys im is only too true, not only with regard to Hlie Episcopalians, bat nearly every Protestant deoomiijbtion a3 well that is, the practical 'exclusion of the poor from many of the jchnrohes. To remedy buou an evil all the energies of Christians of every shade of opinion I should be directed, and while we doubt whether Dr. Ewer proposes an eil'ectual remedy, we are .forced to admit that his censures are in a great, 'measure deserved. I From Tamer Brothers - Co., No. SOS vnesnai sireei, we nave received "laeuoia Hunters in Europe," by William II. Thomas, and ''Young America Abroad," by Oliver lOptio both published by Lse & Shepard, Boston. "The Gold Hunters in Europe" is a continuation of "The Gold Hunters in Aus tralia" and "The Bashrangors; or, Life In Aus tralia," by the same author. Many of the same characters are introdased, and the story is full of exciting inuidents and adventures. Olfver Optio's book is a story of travel and adventure, written in the peculiar 6tyle that has made his works so popular with, juvenile readers. "The American lear hook ana national i Register," the advanced sheets of which we have received from the publishers, Messrs. 0. D. Case & Co., Ilartford, Conn., is the most extensive almanac that his yet been published i in the United States. It contains a vast amount of valuable information astronomi cal, historical, political, financial, and com mercial. A general view of the United States is presented, including every department of the Government. A brief historical account of the different foreign nations is given, together with their religious, educational, and indus trial statistics. The publishers state that pre vious enterprises of this charaoter, on a more limited scale, have been abandoned. Believing, however, that such a work is needed, they propose to set it before the public by means of travelling agents, as more likely to seoure for it a larger circulation than in the ordinary way by the booksellers. For all persons who have need of a statistical work of reference, "The American Year Book" will prove in valuable, and we cordially recommend it as the best almanao we have seen. THE FEDRUAltY MAGAZINES. "Pntnauv's." The February number of Putnam's Magazine has the following table ot contents: "The Ass In Life and Literature," by II. T. Tucker man; "Work, Wages, Combinations, etc,' by C. C. P. Clarke; "A New CEdipns," by Leonard Kip; "In the Saddle, on the Plains,'' by F. G. Gedney; "An Invocation," by R II. Stoddard; "Substance and Shadow," a phantasy, by Eagene Benson; "A Violin Stop," by Elizabeth Stoddard; "Without and Within;" "A Sermon at Notre Dame," by the author of "Still Life;" "The Tryst;" "To-day," a romance, chapters fourth and fifth, by R. II. Kimball;" "Jlen's Rights," by Mrs. R. Harding Davis; "The Gallows in America," by Edmund C. Stedman; "Litera ture, Science, and Art Abroad," by Bayard Taylor; "Table Talk," by Clarence Cook; "Fine Arts," by S. S. Conant; "Current Events," by V. B. Denslow; "Literary Bulle tin," books annouuced and published In the United States. From the article on "Work, Wages, Combi nations, etc," we take the following: I argue that a man now must be his own master and control lm own life, and that it is contrary to the spirit of luinlern civilization for him to allow his laboring or not Uboriiv, or bit valuation ot his labor, to be dependent ou he vote or the estimate or the co-operation of any society. The various rules that these orga nizations t xaut obedience lo are really the cast on" clothing: of that me,liicvl upe when modern industry was in its saJ(!lirta clothes. To limit the number of apprentice that a master may employ, to exclude non unionists from work, to forbid piece-work, uud 10 arbitrarily tlx the hours 01 lubor, is a meddling with the tree con duct of lire as injurious as it Is arbitrary aud iikgradii'Sf to true indcpeu(lenc-. Tbe ancient "cup lorn of the trades, that force I every artisan to be journeying Dian for a certain umnber of jear before he was allowed to practise bis craft at home, bad at letm this favorable featiirj, t bat the bonnae was limited in time; nowadays it is attempted to make it pei'prtual. 1 notice that, at the iuot recent "conurcsses" ot the Hade unions iu tUU country an 1 abioad. tnelr leaders hpeak dt'ip.indinl.v of tho power ot local organization?, a'jd tea, their plan now for maiugiuK their busiu"i's is to organize the ludusti'' ot the wholij world, and by alliance and combination to dictate the prices aud rules of labor to all civilized riK-a. This wide spreaiiuR-out Indicates a cp-M-dy collapse. The uudertuk.ns is laughable. If the capitalists of jX)udnu iti:d Amstcidnin find it Imnosslble to control the price of coili-ei if our three great railtoads, that lead from the ftaboard to the West, are unable, at or many attempts, lo make ft uuccetfdul und proatable and controlling leapuo with each otlicr, hali;this watery spawu 0f pspudo-pvoerets put a lira in the nose of the oi'ld of industry, and l..a i us about line a lamed os? The workmsmen will soon find the tyranny of these felf-itnposed leader ten times worite tbau they have ever thouuut the tyranny ' of i-octclV or ol capitalists to he. A little ' otiV(T, H'd we fcliati gfo this li'ieli-blo fu bubble ot tiudc viiiiois hurst aud mutter iu vupor !'' evr. Tb -ic a0 ni-rus ot this catas trophe already. At the lata meeting f the Na inual.Laboi' Union in New Yoik, ths tone of the dit-cussions plainly Indicated a waning confidence in the power of strikes. But what are trade onions without MrtkeiT They are an atmy without weapons. When they forego the rico ol this Instrument of aggression and de fense, they ate shorn of all ineir power, an I, like an expeuaive but useless toy, will soon be cast aside. At the same convention the dlscm sious indicated that co-operation is be corLiPr the favorite plan for remedying the evils complntncl ot. Now co-operation Is certainly a much better thing thaa unions, for the control ot industry and strike' : it makes no dif-tuibance, it does not enforce or cncotiraeo id loners, prac'.Urs no tyranny, and ncei wasto no money ou oru'ora and secretaries, procos sious and celebrations. It dm this advantage, too, ti nt tboe who em;a!;e in it will generally have snorter, chcaoer, Rod more satisfactory experience than they aro rtf inpr, In their p re suit sciiool. This la the best that rati be sa'.d of co operation. As the means of flevatiuir tho condition of the workineroan, it will prove a failure. Nar.it bas already proved a failure I It is a mi-it:ikc to suppose that it is a modern d'Pcnvery. I see that its records, older Minn the Chilstian relipion. nave been lately found. Had vve no hiatoiicnl evidence ou theuiiiect, woniishtbc euie, from tuc nature of things that n phin o obvrms aud plausible a3 that of cooperation has often woptjested itself to laboring men, and often been tiled. Bat wo need not spenilatc or bo far back for tacts. There is hardly a village of considerable stzeiit this country where tho plun h's not been liiid by one or moro of the trades, in tbo course of the last half-dozen years, and there is not one lo a hundred ot t'.ie tri lls t!jat hasnot dicaptiouf-ly failed. In my own somewhat ex tended observation, there is l'ot ono that h?is lasted long enough to pivo it such established character as to entitle it to be called successful. Co-operation lias been tried In varlom fields. FiMecn or twenty years ae New Enolaud, and perhaps the whole country, was everywhere fprinklcd with "union stores." I think there is not one of them in existence now. Ibis was a very plausible aod simple form of co-operation; but. Ihounh captivating iu its theory and its figures, and very ullurmnto the farmer aud the mechanic who naturally grudged the merchant the margin of profit on which they s:y him grow lich faster than themselvej it proved, in practice, very unprofitable. ' From Mrs. R. Harding Davis' article en titled "Men's Rights" we make the following quotation: The niopt salient aud apparent change in women, in the last fe v years (I do nt sy tho deepest), is not advance in intelligence, marked as that may be; it is the growth lu impurity. It is simply a transient effect of this routed and ungratltled brain-power. The ordinary Loudou or New i'ork woman is too far advanced in the "progriess ot the a?e" to find employment lot bcr awakened iainninntion or reason in houe kerptcg; or in gossip; too little to turn to art or science or even dowurlgut hard busiucs?. In sell defen.-e, then, eho listens to lascivious music, or looks ut the living pictures of the ballet, where her papsions at least are daintily played upon. She reads, or writes, as the cae may be, novels in which lew of tue men aro honest, aud none of the women virtuous, or, advancing a step farther, Mie Cuds that but a rucoii and ignoble life for a womau which is sacrificed to the children whom God has given her; and, o: orthotic principles, quietly doei her fcbare in building up the liaiples to murder, that openly lace us in our most crowded Etreels. I begin with an extremes case? Perhaps so. Yet hunger is cot choice in its food, and there is reason to doubt whether the ordinary aliment ol all women in literature or art. uon, is a whit more pure and wholesome than that of men, coarse as we declara their appetites to be. Ibere is a class of subjects, ihe naaie ot which Viould bring tho red to the old lady's check yonder, but with which it U the fashion of the day to make joting gins thoroughly conversant. There is no need to send Nelly out of the room now, no natter what topic the matroiu may diECiiss. The terra incojnita of our grand mothers is wcll-lroddcu ground to her at sixteen. How can it be otherwise? hc finds not only men, but women. who?e names are tainted, amoncrti.e leaders ot f ishion uble society; the sits b.Mdo her mother, aud sees her enming at the bald inuecency of opera bouflo without a blush; the hears the "social evil" coolly dlsfussed as a social necessity. It is no wonder then, that, iiipht after nigul, Nelly herscu may oe seen, wiln. oack am boom half-baicd, whirling ar.d perspiring in Dick French's anus, while her mother looks placidly ou. If 1 hint my disgust, I am told severely that to the pure ail thiug are pure, aud that the obscene play and tho waltz that sets Dick French's blood on fire, If looked on a? jthetieally, are, to womtn, refined and innocent pleasures. I doubt if any man believes this. If, for lack of cure occupation for their brains and senses. women of society bring this oflal to pollute their daily lives, they need not suppose that any nrlccted ignorance or a'&tlhetic sunlight will bide the real nature of the substance from the men about them. Dick French, worn roue that he Is. has joined the school of the critic of the Saturday Uevinc. He asserts that all women are represented by these. He bints that he understands the lures that these deco'.letee belles put forth. "It's cursed hard on a fellow," he says. "The extravagance of these women won't allow a man to marry ; yet they tempt him to do it with all the arts of the worst of the demi monde." Taen he and bis compeers adjust tbelr eye-glasses, and Iran against doorways, criticizing the paces of the delicate young girls who are whirled past, as a trader might the slaves in the market. Frecch goes too far. My little Nelly is not in the market; she has her secret innocent dream of true love and marriage some day, hid away in her heart. There is not one of French's crew whom she would marry. Wnen eho unclothes hersell immodestly and surrenders her person to their touch, she has no ulterior purpose beyond the intoxicating pleasure of the moment. Custom has made her eyes familiar with indecency worn away the defensive in stinct of purity with which every woman is bom; but that is tho worst that cau be said ol her. Yet. if her own blood be such tco that the e.pouie of her rcron has no power to bring a blush to her check, does It matter nothing to her that pleased, unclean eyes rest on her, that half of the men who look ou 1 er mistake her motives, and pity the degradation she undergoes in hir effort to please them? I life coareo language. The times are coarse. The btate of society which can make a Swin burne possible can bear a lew plain words without detriment to its modesty. It is true that the evil is as yet confined to our large elite", (iod forbid that the fashionable fast girl of New Yotk or Chicago should be received as the typical woman of America! She bears th same proportion to the womeu of the States that the feverish outbreak on the face does to the whole healthy, sweet blooded body. But this society Hbmnes to stand foremost in leluement anil culture, aud caunot object to have Us claims tested. Fefddes, the feverish taint will spread. Men, 1 think, have somii f Uiui to be heard la this matter. The most debased amoog them will bold one tbini; facred-ilie honor of his wife. lie has a rkht to demaud that it come to him untainted. Dull and plain fellow as ia John, be has a right to claim from tho woman whom he marrli", and from the mother who ream her. that she shall riot Lave been put lu the maiket to parade her shape like au auirual; that she shall not have bad her perron handled by every roue who frequents the bail-room; that he shall not receive her hackneyed and brazeu from flirtations: aud that her miud shall be clean as her body. This Is a return to old-fashioned prudery. Yes. IMhe a-sthctlc culture ot to day demands the exploration of such foul Gebla by our young girls; und If, on the other baud, tbo necessity lor wi'icr careers for woiuuu is to render motheihood the rare luxury which It has become in New Knplani. let us, in the name ol the pood, pure GoJ, go humbly back to the stagnation ot our giaudmotbers I I know quite well the answer ready for me. 1'. 1 l ot women who have first tulnte I society and hteiature; It is not weak, starvl'tp-, ill-paid wi.iiien who are to blame lor tint (Jehnna of piosi tutieii that n u lei lies our Mtelul ttibl 'C I do not think that the uilt of man has responsibility of r we stana or women. io our own master w fall. Wc have always claimed to b9 the moral element In humanity. The. clalnn was never made so loudly as it Is uow by ojr spokes women. "Her rlgut," sayi one of the tuoit earnest, "Is to be ministered unto la carnal things; bcr province I to minister in spiritual things." Another portrays venality disappear ing from the court', bribery from the nabs of legislation, trickery from trade, so soon as her pure loot shall be admitted over the threshold', "("vil fhrinks away abashed bcioro tho steps of the IdeBl woman." But the real ? Mn have a right, when claims like th so are tnadp, to demand their proof". We who boast of white garments innst show them white. How can we ask f ir the tea talents to be given lo us, when wo grow less and less ab'e to bold that one talent of purity committed to our keeping? Here is a reform more urgeut than any which will lolliw suffrage; yet wom-n shut their eyes to tho bate fact, and hurry by. -(,'odcy's Lady's Book for February has a fine steel-plate frontispiece entitled "Hash, he Bleeps," representing a mother with a baby in her arms. Mr. E. B. Bsnsell has a oouple of spirited designs, and in addition to a gorgeously-colored fashion-plate there are pat terns for every description of needle and fanoy work, and cuts showing the latest style of cos tumes. The literary matter is such as the readers of Cudcy's will appreciate JThla magnzine is the oldest in tho country, it is firmly established in the affections of the fe male part of the population, and It holds its own in spite of the many enterprising rivals that have sprung up of late years. The pub lishers offer inducements for clubs which are worthy of the attention of subscribers. ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC BUVM CTfc'AUr vvnivo 1 r 1-T Kllll.h U WnMU)4.KI(.j. rib' A f llACiiJWJ AClllKUsi. KOlliJUi-ilAif-KKM, BLACK. Hi it ft, and KOUiSIiJiKis, nitvlutf icr mituy ytr SMI been lu Bueueusrul operation, uU beeu eicn.Mvo'i cuKnciu iu UIMIUlUg uu rnmiii jvheiiiu uvel Kuglnu), tilh raid iow-i.roauare, iruii iijlleri, VVut i Tunas, iTojellH-e. etc. efi., respectfully oiler tuo'i ervico to liie public us beW iuiLy pruimrea lo cor, trtvi for engine of nil Rliea, Alrwiue, Kivor, nrt biHUoimry; liRvlr.g iiflti ol pmcarn of d 'lereut ilmt tun prepared to ojlwiui.u oruura wuu quick doimioU Every description of paaem-iiinlrlnK made at lh shortest notice. High mid .Low-preosare Flni 'Xabul.tr nd Cylinder ii dlcrs, ol tbo bett i'enusvlvi, ui ciiBrcual liou. .forcings of all sizes and klud" Iron and Biwa Cantlubu of all diMcrlplloug. i(0; Taming, Screw Uuitirg, and aliother woikooaueclod with the above ba.leeei. Drawings ana Bieuldctlo'i for all work dotin n thecsiabUshaientfretiof charge, and work gUMaa leed, 1 he snbeorlbers bve atnple wnarf-dock room fo repulr o bouts, where they oan lie la pnrluct iHf.ur and aro P107IJ-d wltii s-Kjurn, blookg, lallj, ew. ic for rajiag uwvi or Ueiit wuU'J";. If UKAUU and fALHiiHK blreeU. I, VAVJtlHS KZBBIOK, WILLIAM H, MERilCJl JOHN . COI-k QOTJTHWABK ruUMfii'. FIFTH ASE ni AUHVSbTVlS Street. eaiLAUKLPBih, ,rMfcltiUUI &. aohti, lENOINiiits AND MACHLNIB T3, raauuftcture ii gu HUd i,ow 1 rt'aure la.uata for li&nd, Klvcr, and U&rine btrvite. iiolmrs, (iasoniewrs, lanks, Iron HanW, esc CttstiDkS ol all kinds, eitkur lrou or b.ave. Iron i'ranieKooft tor Uu Woir, TVcrlistopi. .bs ICallroad blfcllnus, etc ltetorta aud Uia Macntsery, oftuo latest and r&ou Iuj proved (KiURtructlou, livery duorlptlon of I'lantatlon Vohlnry,aK3 f.uKar, Saw, aud Grlut Hille, Vacuum Fau:, OU Bleaia Train, Ueiaofttoi, FUten, 1'oiaplug, Sal. giueti, etc Bole Atenifl for N. Blllenz's Fatent 8nr Billing Aiiparutus, Neomytii'a I'au-nt tsieam Ilaiamer, and Asi lnwall A Woolaey'i fatent ilenirlfugil aagtt Drululng Maclilnet- a i'H GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS, Ha &a Ca Earris BeamlQSS Kid Gloves. EVEKI 1'AiU WABBANTEDi JliCXUbrVK AGENTS TOK OENT31 GLOYE3 J. W. 8COTT a. CO., trl.p wo. an chi:svt atitcea. "OATENT 6 110 UhDBR.BEAM n www w m -mm a UT WT n M r- m S n AND GENTLEMEN'S FDRNISUINC STORE. VKKFEUT F1TTIJSQ BKIJIT8 AND DRAWEUd ruade lioru measurtmen at very thort uciiico. ... .. . ijL'N'l1! I. M L V 1 1 r T I - .T J GOODS In full variety. WINCHESTER & CO., 11 1 WixiieuiiaNUrstreet. DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC. ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO., N.E. Corner of FOEBTII and IIACE Sts., fHIT.A OFtiPHIA. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. OLPOBTERS AND MAN UF AOTTJKEBS OJT White Lead and Colored Paints. Patty Varnishes, Etc. AGENTS FOB THB CELEBRATED FKE3C11 ZINC PALMS. DEALEBa AND CONSUMERS SUPPLIED At LOWEST PBICEH FOB CASH. 1218 FOR RENT. p O R RENT. PItOlSLS, Ho. 809 CHE13NUT St., FOB TO 1112 OB OFFICE. AUK), OFFICES AND LARGK BOON4 IlllUble rcr a i ouiinerciai uiuii. . f k'j. tUSE UiT THK REPUBLIC. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. ESTABLISHED IC23. HOLIDAY PBE1ENTH. WATCHES, JKWKLRY, Ci-OCKB, biLVKBWARK. nd FANCY CIOODJ. G. W. RUSSELL, 1V0. 2i 22 JiOKTll SIXTH 8TKEET, PUlLADiOa-lllA. QEORCE PLOWMAN, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, ILEMOVLD 10 So. Ui DUCK Street, PHILADELPHIA. o 0 E N flZOUANOB BAG MACJfACTOHY. JOHN T. B A 1 L J Y. N. k. corner ol MARKET and WATER Blreei Philadelphia. DEALERS IN llAlio AND BAUUINO Of every deaorlpilon, for drain, Flour, Ba't. buper i-Uiphata of Llmo, Sou Dust, tiU). Lrte and wuall OTJNN Y B AUH constantly on!ban4 ,;l AUU). WOOL BACB-a COTTON AND P1.4X, Sail DLCli AND CANVAS. Ul all numbers aud brands Tent, Awnlnr. Trnnk, and Wagon Cover Duck, Abo, I'aiKir Muuulucturers' Irlor Fells, from on to several fuel wide; PHulinr, Relrii'B- HallTwIue.etd JOllN i;VFKMAN A CO., tin. Iuh JONK141 Allay. w. L I- I A M B. G U A N T OiiMMlhHION MKP.CII ANT. NO B S. LtJiA W ! V A venue, PUlladoIpUlA. AOH.NT KUit Drjpnut'l Onnnnwdi-r, Ri-llned Nitre, Charcoal, eto W. Baker & Co. 'o Chocolate., (Vici. and Hrouia, rcicclier Jvroa. A Oo.'i Yellow Metal OUea lt:n BulU. aud Nail. I M anything; to do with the r RAILROAD LINES. RKAD1N0 HAlLROAD. GKEAT TRUNK LINE troin f niiaoeipbla lo the Interior ol Pennsylvania, the Hcliuyiklil, rnqntbiiua. Ournnnr. land aid vonilDH Vallt-ya, the Norm, Nonbwost andibe Canadua. Winter ArranxernHDl ol Passenger 1 ratlin, Jiectmibpr 14, IMi, loatinK tnr U'"'iipnr' Di put, Tuiruuih and t allowlilu atresia, I'mindel Lliia, al the following hnnm-. WOUMNU AC'LOMMOOATION. At 7 80 A.M. for Heading and all Intermediate stiuioua, and Allen- Koiurrlnit, leavre Rending at6'U P. II., arriving la rii'l!el.hia.ar 9Uf. M. JUOKMAU I XPKKttH At 1 A , M., for Rpa lint, Lebanon, liarrl burg, lNiiuvilie, I'lne Grove, Taiua qua, Hunliury, NVIInamenort. Kluiira UoohmiHir, NlnKRra Fall, biifl'alii, VVUkenliHrrM, Plllnioa, York, lftrlinp tinmlx iKliurK, II kkitbkiwii, etc. '1 he 7'iirln oounto t at Kfadini with the Et Poi'iirylvai'la Railroad trains for Ailtntowo eio, aud tlie 8 lo A. M. contieoi lih the I Imiion Va ley train for UaritHbtirg, tc: at Port UlluUiu with IJaimwmsa Kullruhd traim'or WilllKUsoi t. Lock Uaven, Kiinlra, etc.; rt Ilarilsburg Willi INorih- rn Central, Cumber. Innd Velicy, and Hohuy lk'11 and Hcsiinrliamia iraini lor rVoritiumberlaiid, WiiUaius(iort, York, Chambers. burij. Plnerove, eio. , aI'IFRNOON XX PRESS. Lfaves Philadelphia at I8ii t.M. ftr RraitniK. roli'Villf, Jf errluburg, .. , connerilng with Romllng end Columbia U.ilruad trains lor Cc limibla, e o. .. . .. 1'O'ITHTOWN ACCOMMODATION. Leaves Potts town at 4b A. M., S!oip'ne at luiormedUio siailous; arrivfs In l'rillatle phi at l-IO A. td. li(uiriiliig leaves l'Mir.dolplila at t ou i. M.:. arrives in I'otistowa at flo I M JIKADING ACCOMMODATION Leaves Reading at 7-ii A. M., stopping ai all way alaiiuus; arrives lu 1 1 1 1m ("it-1 lli n at iu 20 A. M. KeiiirniiiK, leaves Philadelphia at 1'46 F. H,; arrives lu Iceadluit n' V4ii P. ftl. TraliiM tor P liadolphla leve Hnrrlshnrg nt 10 A. M,, aid 1'o'tftvllle at a 40 A. If., arriving in Philadel phia at I P. M. A IterniHin trains Ii- vo llarnnljiirn at 2i P. W.. and l'oiuivlil. at i 45 r. il.i arrl7in4 at i'hilaUeli'hla at'4" i. M. llnrrii'finig fcccmnnioilnllon leaves Roidlni; at 7'15 A.M.nnd iiarriHiiiirg at 4 10 P.M. CunufO.lt g at Reading Willi Aliernouii aOuoiiiiiiihIkMuu south, ait P. M , arrivlrg In I'iilladilnQlani 9 lij P. M. Market train, with a Pnt-Hei rcur at'acnel. leaves I'lillKdelii iiB a'. 12'Ki'iio(in for Poitavlilo and ul Wy biuilois; Kaven Potisvllle at 7'oU A. M. fur Pkiladel Llitu mid ail oilier Way IstaiiotiB. All the above trains run d.Uly. snndaya excepted. hniduy trains leave Potisvlle at Bio A. tn., and Hiliodeliilila at 81 P. M I leave PnllrtdoliHiU t or HtROlniri.ts tM A. ll.a roturtilng front Keadluir at 4 ii P'CHF.KTER VALLKV RAILROAD. Pawangers for DovmliiKtown and in'.ermeillnte iioints in Wo r.ne 7 8U A. M in-all aud 4 OU 1. ox. iraina irom Jrliilf.ucl- rhlii; reiurning Iroui uowuiuyiuwu aia u a.. m u iz fid 6-16 P.M. I KKK Ji.lAI jjiijtjair x iW8i-.uKers ior wirip- pnt'k lake 7 ao A. M. aud 4'uu r. ir.i :s iruui 1'uli. UpIiiIiVh, rotiirulng lri'iu Fklpiiaolc al "X(i A.M. aud 12 45 IVJkt. Mage Hues lor varluiis pulnm In l't-rnlonien Valiey'counect wllli lialua at Coilegevllle aud bktp- PNKW YORK EXrREKS FOR PITTSBURU AND TUB WEbT, Leaves ftMf Yoik ate A. M. , 6-00, and 8 to y. al, aHiug ntianit'g at iuia.m., i &'.),aud 1019 P.M., aud connect at HarrlsburK Willi Peniayi vanla bud I.urtheru Ceuual Railroad Exprcnn Trulns lor rit'souig, Chlcauo, w u.liunBpoi't, Eiuilra, littl.l rue re, etc. Upinrnlne. EzDreBS Train leaves HarrUimrir nn arrival or renusyivaijla Expitss Irom PKlsojrKi at 3'60 and 5 60 A. M.. lo-iiit P. M , imping ll'.-adlui; a. -41 and 7 )1 A. M., aud 11 so r. M., arriving at New York, 1100 A.M.., anu iraiiBO biw If. M.. bieeplug Cars accompanying these trains tliroiif.U between Jeruoy City and PlliHOurg, without chance. Mali train tor New York leaves Harrbbnr;,' at3'itl A. M. aud 2Vo P. M. Mall train lor iiaiiuaurg leaver Now York at 12 Noon, BCHUYLK1LL VALLEY RAILROAD. Trol us leave 1 nun v Hie at tt -15, lrbo A. M und 411 f. Al., returning front Tamnqua at A. bL, and 2 16 nail bC'llTJ YLK1LL AND 8UHQUKHANNA RAIIj ROAD. Trains leave Auburn at 7 no A, M. for I'lno grove and Ilurrlxburg, aud al 12 l"t P. ta. ljr Plue grove and Treniout; icuurulnn from KitrrUiiurg at 8 itO P, M and from Treunul at 7 40 A. Al., auu 6 to P. M. TICKETS. Through first flaw t'ckeW and enil graut tickets to ail tuu principal poluls lu the Nona an l Weal and cauadas. ...... Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia lo Reading and Intermediate xialluns, good lor day only, aie sold by MorLlng Accoiuiuotlatiuu, Market Tralu. Reading and Pc.tthiown Accouimoda'.lou Trains, at reduced tftJcurRlon Tickets to Philadelphia, good for day oniyue sold .t Iteaaiug aud nneriat aiate stations by itnuli.g and I'otUilowu ACixjuiiuodaiiuu T,uiub al too uci d rales. 'lUe I.. flowing tickets are ebtalnable only at the Ollice of 8. Rmdioru, Treasurer, No. -Ml d. Kooriu street, I'hll .ui iplJia, or u. A, Nloolls, UoUerAl ciapur lulendeut. ReauliiK. Citmmutaiioii 'nckei at 26 per cent, discount, be tween any I'Oiu.B deHirod, l'-r Inuniles and lirnis. Mileage TicKeis, good lor 200 mileu, hut weed all points, ut f iiz'lio eucn. lor tauiillea uud limit) btahon Tickets lor hre, six uine, or twelve Dioniha, lor lioiuers only, to all puiuta, at reduced '"clergymen residing on the Hue ot the road will o fiiiuitn.eu wl.u cards, entitling tuumsdlves und wivea to tickeiu ai hail line. JixciirRlon 'iickeia from Philadelphia to principal stations ,nood lor (Saturday, eiiuday , and Jlnn.iny, ut reduced iuie, lo he had only at lue Ticket OiUco, ill IMrlteiub ai.dl.'ullowhiiloi.r;ei8. ERE1U11T. Uuous 01 ail oo'crlptlons torivarded to a 1 the above po)ut4 irom lue Cwiupauy'a jSew i?rlgnt Dc.oi, broad aud Wiliow Blreoia. i reit-In '1 rains leave Pnlludelplila dully at 4 83 A. M .. lzvu U11011. xand t P. M.. lor Reading. Leuuiinu. Huirisburg, PoltbVlUO. Port Clinton, and all points MaVis' close at th Philadelphia Post Uillce far all pieces on the road aud its brauclu-s at 6 A. Li... aud lor the principal frtat.uns only at. 2-lo P. M. RAU .AUK. Diingau s Jtxprens will collect Bag gage lor all trains leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be leltat No. 2u a. e uurih btrcetj or al tue Depot, Thlrteenlu ana tJiiuwu'ii nnitm. WEfcT CuaKiteK AND I'UIIiADEI.PIllA kAlLKUAP.-Wli.1lHK AllKANUHiAlK JIT cu and aiu-r MONDAY, October S, iao, Trains will Leave 1'hiiauelpbla from the Depot, THIRTY FlltbT ana CllEoNUTbireeis, 7-4 A. AC. UA.il. f it : M . 4 ia P. M.. 4 (.0 P. U, ti-15 and il w P. M. Leave V ml Cheaitr tor Puliadtiiphla, Irom Deport on J! art Market street ai o z . oj.., 7 j a. ai., b'tw A., St.. 10V0 A. M.. 106 P. M.. 4 W P. M., and 6 P. M. '1 ruins leave Wtfct ctietler at 8 00 A. M., and leav in. i-niiurieiiililn at 4 SoP. M., win slop at B. C. Juuu fun aud Media only. Paasengers to or iroui nation between West Ctaestec and it. C. Junction, going Kkbt. will take train leaving West Cuealor at ;-,6 A. M.. and going west win wae vne iraiu ieavn.g Philadelphia at 1 60 P. M., uud truuaier at B. C. JlinCllOU. uv.tta.1.lnhla l raanh. A rft,..iii ... th. Chesuut and Walnut bi reel cars. Th. ueotLe xirket btreet line run wuhlu one square. The curs of both lines conned wliu OACh ualu upon lis arrival .nKnivii T .. PhlladelDlua al 8 80 A. M. and 2-00 P. M. Leave West Chester al 7"a6 A. M. aud 4 00 P. M. Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'4iA.M. aud pro 1 M and leaving Weal Cnesier at 8 00 A. M. ami p&O -M, connect ai B. C Jniicllou with Trains on P. di li. C! It. R.. for Ux'oru auu luieruueuiaie poiuia. 1 vi 1 1 . iiir.iii'niA. UtltaiAKTOWN, AND rNOnOUls'lOWN BAlLilOAD TlAtHi XAHLlL, rT Pblladelpnla 6, 7, 8, (Poo, lo. 11. II , AL. 1, 1, .1 uv . h !.. S-10. 7. 8 9. 10, 11. 12 P. Mi. raVi, Herman tow n , 7. 7., 8, 8 'A). 9. 10, 11, 12 M.. 1 til 4M. 6, ti 7i S, g, lu, IIP, 11, 1 V. . i,, i'ow.i Train, and ii'i aud 6M On Trains win ... M Lt In II L U not stop on tne Owujauijuwn Branuto. Leave Philadelphia B A. M. 2, 7, 1"X P. M. Leave OoruiautowuS.'a A. M. 1,8, 9l . M. cnhbiNur BiiJL Railroad. Leave Phlladeluhla t. & 10. 12. A. Al.. 8, S, 5, 7, aud 11 P. M, u,ii.i,i s u-.fi ii. , u ..a. Jjeavecueaiuu. ""' - " iti) &-411 t-4u. 8'40 and 10-40 1: M. Leave PhllAa'l'hIa X A. M. 1 and 7 P. M. Leave CUeetuut HU1 760 A.M. W40, &-40 and -t 'vt'il tONttKOHOCKKN AND NORKIHIOWN. feave llilladelphia 6, 7,'i, , and 1106 A. Ai. 3, Leve Norne.on 6 40, 7, 7-BOi , nd 11 A. H 1, , i.e."84''11 WUNDAY9. rave Philadelphia t M., i t and 7'lo P. M. Kil, iurriit-'w 7 A, M., fan aud U p, M. l,eveu" iou MANAYUNb. ud 11-05 A. ., li, I 9, audits A. M ON SUNDAYS. re PhUadelphla A. M., and M P. . ll!e Mauayuuk 7)4 A, M., 6 and , P. M, ew. h, WILSON, Oeneral Superlmeudent, Depot, NLKTH and OKiltN rji.-eets, X-TOUTH 1'KNNSYLVANIA 1UILK941).- 1N For llKTULiiJllii., DOYLnSlOvV, MA Ik 11 rilCNK.. lA-'lON, WILLI AMUFOKT, WILKKd RaRBK MAUaNoY CHY. MOUNT OtltMJtL. lrl'lT0, 1 CNKHANNOCK. iNu KCKANTON 1411 vi' I N'll.K ARUANOJtMKNTb. Pasrercer Irums leave the Depot, coiner ol BET, ICS and AMlilUCAN bureete, dally (Sundays exteptedy, MAl 75 A. M. (Expreie for Bethlehem, Alientown, Manch t liUhk.Buiileiou, Wllliamsport, WhkeaOarrc, Mahouoy City, Pliision, ana Tuukii&nuock. '45 A. M. (kxpresb) tor IMhleheui, Fusion. Allen ttwn, MaucU Cuunk, Wllkeiharre, PlllalOu, ai d aScrAiitoiit At 145 P. M. (Express) lor Ilethlehera, Maacll Chulik, Wlikesbarru, Pulsion, and Hcramon. At b'tiOP. M. lor Belhuhem, Kubwu, Alientown goid Mauch Chunk. For Hoylestowu at 8"4S A. jr., 2 45 and 4M5 P. M. For Fort WathlnKton al to la A, M. aud 11 HOP. M. For LaiiHdale at tri 1 P. M. Fillh and Mxili streols, Kecoud and Third si root, and L'ulou Cuy Passeuger Rutin ays ruu to the new P,TRI'S ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA Frou Deltilubew at v lo A.M., no, 6 Zi, and 8-30 P. M. Fiona Doylei-town at 8-85 A. M I U and 7 V. II, Iroui l.mniuie al7'4n A. M. I ruin lort Washington U0 4R A, M. and 8'10 P. M. Philadelphia for l.eihleheui at. So A. M. pli latleliihla for lirvltwU w n at 8 P. M, Itoyieet'.wu lur PhiliiOelphia al 7 A. M. Bel hit hi m for PlilUCe pnla at 4 P. U. ll.ki-is Milil and iiuttfitgn cli"cktil throucH at Mar ii'b North pi nnsylvaulA Baggage Expreas OlHoe, fave PhllKlelpniBS, 7K-. s, iv s st oiio.siia unr. u, lwk, S, oi RAILROAD LINES. 1 GftQ'-Ff)Il NEW YORK, THE OAMPRN lO' 0. AND AM hOY AND PHILADELPHIA ANHTRKN'I ON R 1 LROA D.OOM PAN I W4' LIN KH 1-KOM PHIi.ADELPUIA TO NEW YORK, AND WAY PLACtH. tHOM WAIKUI BTRKtT WRARf, At 6 SO A. M., vis Camden 8"d Ambny Accom f2'2S At S A. M via Cnuiaeo and Jersey CHy K. Mall X-on At 2 P. M., via Caoiden and Ainboy Kxpreas.M.M (DO At 6 P M.. lor An. boy and lntr mediate stations. At 6'80 and II A. M., and 2 Ou p. M. for Freehold. At and 10 A. M.,2, (80, and 4 30 P. M. for Trenton. At 6 Mi. g, and 10 A. M . 1, 2. 8 Ml, 4 811 6, aud 11'80 P. M.for B.trdeiitown, RurUnglou, Beverly, ant De lanco, At fi-ftOnd 10 A. M 1, s 3 1 4-80 . and 11'80 P. b. for oreitoe, KdKi-walpr. Rivirstee, R'ver on, i'l Divra, and Jrisa Bouse, and 8 P. 101 Pioreuce and Mverioo. The 1 and 11 80 P. M. Line leave from Market Street Ferry (up Jer side.) 1KIIM KhNMNdTON OITOT. At I A.M., via Eeiibltgiou aud Jersey City, New Yuik Kipr.sa Line, Pure f 1. a 1 7-m ai o 11 a. M. 2 ;. i 80, and R P. M. for Trenton andUrliiol. Andatlo-i6A M. (or llrlnol. At7 IKiand II A. M. 2 80, and S P. M. fur Morris ville and Tul 'j town Al JW and 10-15 A. M. and 2 80, add 6 P. M.for BcheiiCK's and EuOlitgioii. At 7 80 and 10-15 A. M ,W, 4,8, and P. V.for Coro wm's, 'iorretioale, lloluieHlnirg. 'luOony, Wlsslun. Dili'K. Brldenburg, and i'raukloiu, and al 8 P, M, lor lloliiiepiiurg and tn eruiedlaie bullous, JfROM VUlfl' 1 lllLADKlPlllV DKt-OT, ...... - Via Connecting JUIway. At -4R A. M , i-2it, , au. and 12 P.M. New Y'ork Ex press Lit tB, via Jeigey city; re, tJ US t II So P. M. Eniigrant Line; Fare. AIV46 A. M ivu, 4. mi. and lil'.M , lor Trenton. AH-46 A. M., 8, b iioaud 12 P. M., Inr Ur.H'ol. At 12 P.M. (Mini), lor AHtrnsvlli lullytown. pchei.ek's, Kdlng uo.Corn well's. I'orresdalc, Hoi ine hurg, 'Iau0i.y, Wutiluuming, Bildcouurg, and t unW loid. 1 he 9-45 A. M., 6-o0 and 12 P M. Lines will run daily. All o.liein, buudi ys excpve l. Eor Lines leaving it eimiuiitoti depot tnke the cirs on 'third or Fifth street, al Cheium, ao nil tni s before depar.ure. '1 Ut curs of 1 urket bl eel rial wuy run direct to Went I hiluilelimla Denct, l hermit and Walnut within one eonare. On bnmisy theMarkot blrtelcf rs will run lo counoct wiin thu B lu A. ii. (1'30 ud 12 P. M. Llnna. iEL DELAWARE RAILROAD LINUS, ri.UM KKNMlt.'rO liKIDl. At 7'JO A. M. lor A ugtiia Fuii.t, JinlUln, Dunkirk, j- imiru, iiitnca, Ontgo, Mocheaier, hiiinumiuu, Os wego, byraciise. I, reui U -nd. uluiiir.e. Wukesuuire. bctunioti.tiroutlobuii, W'u.or Oup, uchooley s Aloun lam, eic. Ai 7-8vi A. H. and 8-.10 P. M. lor Riilvlrtere, EasUMi, Laniberlviiltt. F leiuinulon. e c. Tnt Win P. il. Litis ronuecis direct with tue Tralu leaving Kastou lor Mauuli Chuuk, Alientown, lief: lent- u, Pic. At A p, 1. lor LaLubuilviile aud Inleruaedtule Httt Hons. CAMDEN AND BURLINOTON COUNTY IA.ND Pr.aliii!.tllON AND U1UU1S1UH11 RAiLr V ( A 1 IM. I ROM MARKET fcTREET TERRY, (Upror Bldo.) Al 7 Mid lo A.M., 1 Ml, 'a au, and o.iti P, Ji., lor Mer- CliHnls li.e, Moore. Ioau, lirltora, Mtonrtiut. J nitlBp.ll t, llollllb JLUiy, OUI1I.IIVU19. r.wuiisviuo, Vluceniowir, Birmlugbnm, aud 1'euiUi.rton. At 7 a. Al.. 1 bo uud 830 if. M.. It-r Jeivlstowu. WriglilHlown, Cooks. own, New Egypt, Dotner,iovu, Cream KlUfce, lnilaji"itwn, tbliun ii, , nl il iiustown. 11 IU Vf Jl4i.lA.iU. 11. U.V1 g'jl.k. pENKbYl.VAMA CKNTMAL UA1LK0AU FALL TIMK, TA&1NU KiFMJT NOV. 2J. IbSS. rinu trains of tt-e Puuu1.v1vu1.1a tluUra. leave tuo Lepol, al lUiH'l Y- 1HT ana lUftKi;!' Breele, whion lu reucntd dliecuy by . thu Mmk-.-I iitreci tars, tue laul car couuecilng wu- eacri tram leaving j?rouv auu jaraeii streets niiz-v.r tinuui-'.s oh tore lu ocparluio. lue Cueaoul anu Vu uluut etreels cars run within one situate ot ltelit j-o'. nleeping VHttr in tiu uu uuu 0.1 .frntauuu llio llckct ollice N. W. .corner Nluih uud Chesuut Sheets, anu at tue uepoi. A a e c i 3 ui mo uuiuu ii..."' . - ..... tr and deliver baggage t liie depot, orueia leii at No ool Ohesnui siicet, or No. lie uiaruei street, win receive DKP.Jf. VIZ:- Mall Tralu vv a, 01, PuoU Accomuiodailou, 10 SO A. 1,0, aud woo P. to., Fust Li ne..................... Ji le fc--tpreta i arrinourg Accouin.otiu-.lon.... i.ttitLMitr rtccuuimotlailon Parkesbuvg Tral u m.....m.m....i t;iucluntl Expres.... Frle Mail aud U'Jll&lo H.xprcs, oi.tia.ti liihlit K.ztireMI ll bit A. ill, U'oUA, Al, S'HO P. H. - 4-oti p. ja.. 6-0 P, M. 1 -on p. a, i.m...10 46 P. M. LS (Ml Night, Jiirie Juan leuvea unj, cm,c -Saturday Plfc"l 10 W llltuiusuorictiiy Ou .-Jmid y night uust-enKori will leave pttiltidclplilu ul VI o clock. phllu' lelphiu Kx oress leaves OAlly. A II outer trains d The' WesieVn Aom.uodatton Trail, runs dtdly, ex. rem. Sunday. For this Main tickets must on p.-c c7red and biggago delivered b7 5 uo P. M., at No. lu MWkTRAlNU ARRIVE AT DKPOT. VIZ.:- Clnclni.a'.l H-xpreis.... J-10 A.. M. Piihrdeli bla Kxpress - 10 A., M., PuohAtiouiiuomt'.loil..- .S'-SO A. M . il 40 und 7-10 P. M. Frle iLMl and Bullulo axpress low a. M. Parkesourg Train..............-- o A. M. Fust Line li.pS Liuicahier '1'ralu J Krlo J.J press 4-wpir iter lutLiIer luiocruntlon apply to if or lurmei "',oilw y, aLIjKN, Ticket Agent, J No. Dnl CHFJSNUT Sireet, FRANClrt FUNK, Ticket Agent, No. Ill MARKET ciroet, BAMUF.L H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent ut tho Depot. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as. snii e any rink for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap (1111, and limit their rpouibliity to One Huuir.d 'uliara in value. All baggage exceeding that autounl In value will be at liie rink of the owner, unless t ait on by snocial contrucr. UWARO H. WJ LLIAMS. d General Superintendent AlK;oua, Pa. PHILADELPHIA, WILM.INGTON, AND BALllMORM RAILROAD. ilMK TA1SL1C culiiniencing MONDAY, November m, le8. 1'rulus will leave Depot corker Broad street aud tVasuing ton avtnue, t.s follows-. Way Aiail Tralu at 8 DO A, M. (Sundays excepted), for Baltimore, stopping at ail reulur elation 1. Con utctlng with Delaware Railroad at Wilouugtoa fur Crmlicid and Intermediate stations. Express .Train at 12 M. (Sundays excepted) for Bal.lruoreand Washington, siopring at Wilmington, Peirjvlllo, and Uavie-ce-Urace. conuecie at WU uilnglon with train for New Cattle. Fx press Tra-n at 4'U0 P. M. (Sundays excepted), for Baltimore and Wa.1ht1.glon, stopping al Chenter, Tourlow, Lluwood, Cluyinont, Wnmiugiin, New port, Stanton, Newark, Klkton, Noriu-l-.aai, CDurles town, Fe; r.'Ville, Havre da Orace, Aberdeen, Perry rcau's, ltugcwood, Magnolia, Chase's, aud steianier'g I JMgbt Express at H'SO P. M. (Daily) t r Baltimore and washlLKton, slopping atcneHier, Tuuiiow. Llu wood, Clayiuont, Wliujingtou, Ndtvu.-k Jlklon, Nonh-Kasi, Perry ville. and Havre de l.r.ce. t atscniers tor 1 01 tress Monroe aud Nortollc will take the 12M0 M . train. 8 WILMINGTON TRAINS, Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and liiiiingiou. Leave Phliadelplila at 11'tOA, M., i an, 8 00, aud 700 P.M. The a OOP. M. Tralu couue -. with Dela waie Railroad lor Harrington aud lutermedlate nations. Leave Wilmington? 00 and 8 10 A. ut., 1 3i. 4-lS and 7-ou P. M. The s 10 A. M. Train win not stup between Chttler aiid Phliaueiphla. TneiooP. . iraln Irom S llniinulon runs daily; all oihe. Accojiuiodatlou Tri.li.s Sundays excepteu. From Baltliuore 10 Philadelphia. Leave Baltimore 7-26 A. M Way Mail. D S4 A. tineoa, i 23 P. M., FxurttB. 7 P. M., ExjirehS. fcUNDAY '1 RAIN FROM B LTi ilORK. Leaves Baltimore at 7 to P M.. si.i,-niug ui Mag nolia, Perryuiuu's, Aberdeen, Duvre do t,i ace. Perry ville, tharlestowu, Nortn-Eust. ).Uu, Newark, Sisulou, Newport, Wilmington, Claj ui .11., Lluwood, Through 'tickets to all poluts Wen, fcoutu. ad eouihwesi may be procured at ticket o.nc. No. 113 Chesniil sireet, under Coullneuial lljt-.-t, wherj also fciaie Rutuis and Ruths lu seeping ..urs cu ba secured ounng the duy. Persons p.ucui.sing llckels at thlr. ollice can buve uaKgage cu ckeu ut tueir r.sl uenceby the tnUm Trausier Compuuv. uiuvo uj u. w jjjjj t bapurinteudeut. tieiiut Sleeping Cars on all Night Trulns. o'aSnS1 ffl MONDAY. fsoveu.;;er g I808. the tralus on the Phuaueipuia au- ruuaa jouubd. WK8Twali. .. a 11 TRAIN leaves Philadelphia 10 P. M. IIAIL.IRALN wilimspir S'lo A. id. arrives at Erie ,. ou r. m , .11 i.11 A. M. .. ' OOP. M. .1; 1) A.M. . iCOO A. 41. .. 30 P. M. ,. 7 45 P. M. ,T , w v v 1-RiLSii leves phUauelpuia..., El. IE itiuu"' WUilumspoil.. 11 arrives at Erie ELMIRA, MAIL leave. -C ii arrives at Lock.. uvea KASTWAUU, MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie...- 110'?4 M- '" willlaniBport 12 65 A, M. " arrives at philadeipiua lu uo a. m, EB1E EXPSEoS leaves Erie 8-25 P. Al. i, WlUlnnispor; 7'60 A. M. arrives at Philadelphia... 4-;o p, m. Mall and Fmusn connect with On Creek and Allt l-ltfcv JliVt-r LalUoud. BAHOAME CHEOKKO TBROUOil. ALl RED L. TYLElt, 1 1 Ueueral baperiuleudent. WEST JERSEY RAILROADS. FALL AND WINTER ARRaNUKMENT, Kfoiu foolot MARKET sireet (Upper Foiry). tLluet'CI''Sj WHLtJilPAY, Si'pleuioer 16, W6S, u'ul " IRA INS LVAVK AS FOLLOWS. For Capti My and slailous below MUlvUIe, 8'15 'rur MlUvllleVeland, and Intermediate stations 8 'lFot BHor eton,'baIem, and way eiatloni 81J A. Ji vi.r vi oooiiury el 8 10 a. w., S-15, ITSO. and 0 00 P. M. vn kiii ualu Ukvea Caiudeu uauy at u o uiucs noon. nn.iOMi at .Mwiid mverrs wUa.f hidow Freight J VI .111..' C. 11' J. r"-. ,-.. bupvriUteuJeut. lib PHILADELPHIA AND EttlK BAiLROAD. wif'll-R TlMrJ lABI.t.-I'tlKuciuti AjiD DIRECT KOU1K BETWEEN PiilADKLiilIa., RA1U1MOKE. liAHlllbBURti, VS U.IA UhPOUf, AND TUE OREAT OIL BEuioN OF Pj.NNSyJ AUCTION SALES TVT THOMAS A HJNS, N06. 19 AND Ul FINK ART KXHIUITION AND 8ALB. CARji. 'I lipiulenuid collection ol Plniinrs from M. Kuoi dler. successor to Uoupll A Co., will he On itlbiiion at the Academy or i ine Arts on Wedus-dsr. Sdih liict The sale will tak piaos oil the eveulnis oa ' leitruary 1 and X. Ill fale at the Auction Itoon s, No. 139 and 141 a Fourth Ml reel. H ANDBOMK FDRNITUBN, Pt NO. MI RROKa, 1 1 iiR-riiour n!!;-, ituniiMiKit vuLVAr. BKLBBilA AMI Ol HKR CA RPR lo, itTU OnThtirsdsy Mornim, Jan. 21. at 0 n cIimk. al. the auction room, h raiAa lt)!iie, a lare aitoriment of miiierlor htnisnhold lur Dllure, ronnirlslDK handsome walnut narlor. tlorurr. aid dinlok-ioouj lurnliui e, overed wlihplusu, reps er d hv.lri loili, riled wu'mih cuamner suns; cottage chpniher enlif; Fiench nln'e nilrrius; elegant walnut ptdeboiirds: liHininome warorniips, r-ookoa es, axtsn urn. cenire, and bouquet laltlps; china, glass, and I'la (d ware; beds enti b drilrg. line pair tnaitretsw luie BBnirtnieiti ol superior ollice furniture; Krgsaud suierlnr ilrtpniof sale made by Farrel ,4 Herring; Imn chrnis, cniisiiirtlng end conking Moves, baud- lonte velvet Bnt'neld, and other c.rpeis. eio. A ho. TmklHh ltamanclis sabre, ltavv raviilVAr stAAl breastplates, silver piem, em riAi.U lURlin, A llo. f eleffant mniivniid 7 nnLsv 1 Isnn fnrl a. ntil. by Fisher A Hi. P. Urabam; superior mahogany plant) luric. 11 A 1.1 SN M AH 111. hi HfA'lUAItr, KTJ, Attn, beversl Italian loarlie stmues and hntt. biotir.e clocks, cut g'ws.ware, etc., being me pronerty ol a gentlemuii OeclluiuK huuxekeeplng, (lltli-. MARTIN UllOI'lir.KS, ArcriONEERS, 1 L,kteiy r-Hltpn eu lor M. TliouiaM A him.) No. 120 CL-l'-bN UT St.. rear entrance from Minor. hale nttha Auction Rntm4. IfANIiKOME W A L.N UT DRAWl M4-ROOM. LI iHAHV. CJlAMHl'lt AND DININn-KO')M I L UMll'liK; UNli Flll-.NCU PLATJfi MlK- , BOl.is. HHIAN1' PIANO FORTE i. F1U On Wednesday Mornlrg, Jan. 20, ut 10 o'olock. ai the amnion rooms. No. gt) Cnemiii strtet, by ca'lnnuH, au ansurtiueut of Hsnd seine BouteboUi Furniture, including Elegant walnut aud g.truet plttbh diawlng-rooiu suit, Hue Fr i rh plate mauitl aud p er mirrors, elegant rose wood 7 octave piano lorte. liundnoibt) walnut aud reps library suit, lulls walnut chauiher furniture. It rge and lisndsoma wardrobes, mattresses, and bftinlr k. Hue h-in.xe and gilt gas aud coul oil uliaade tiers, hnn Frfiico; i-hlnu Humor and dessert sets, sli.gle lisrnei, handioms Brussels aud inner cr peir, pitlntlugs aud engravings, extension dlulug tallies, oiulnir-rocm Chans guns etc Also, veiy Hue tuned cabinet organ, elegant walnut case. it Peremptory Sale. F1X1CRES OF A bUAIN DIsriLLKRY. STEAK ENUjNK, llOlLKKH. ET, No. 18 8 tuba sireet iirst Ward, on Thumday Morning, Jan. 21, aMOo'clock, at Ni. 1H M Cub arreet, be tween Third and Fourth streets, b-low Mooreslrcet, without reserve, the entire Flxiurei of a Uralu Dis tillery, lucludlng live horse power steam erglne, five and twelve hoise biill-ri, mash and le menu.ig tubs, shalllng belling, pulleys, plattorui scalos. Mo cuichuon thirty-Inch gralu mill, eto. 1 la 11 Peremptory sale at tho southeast corner of Twenty- Iblrd aud Spring Garden streets. CART, T11KF.K Jit AW TRUCKS, W II EELS. SPOKE-4. FELLOES. ETC., On Friday Af ernoon. Jan 82, at a o'clock, on the premises, southeast corner ot Twenty .third ai.d Spring Oarden streets, a qi auilty of goods suitable lor wheelwrights and others. 118 St milOMAS blllCU & HOU, ATJCTIONEEM X AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, Ull CHESJ.4UT SWeet; rear entrance No. 1107 Sanson) gel BALE OF ELEMANT PHPFFIELD PLATED WAKK, PEARL AN D IVORY-HANDLE TaBLB CLILFRY.EIC; ITALIAN MARBLE Va11sI HTA1 1'l-ITTK-, TAZZAM. E PC. ' On'luf stluy and Wednesday evenings. At 7U o'clock, at the auction store, No. UluChnsnut street, will be sold a large and fill assortaiunt 01 tlae) r-beUie'd Fluted Ware, comprising Met dlnhes, osler ar.d soup mreens, entree tilt lies, epergnes. gold lined tea sets, with urns to matcn; cake baskets, salvers, wine Bets, dinner aud breaklust caalors. pi k'e t-etn. poon hiltfers etc. ouili'.iii-a laige ahuortment or ivory balance ltanOle table aod lia kulves, with beef and game carveis to match. Alto, dinner, uesesrt. and tea spoons and forks, la plain reuded. auu king's patterns. UAltlii Vam;--aIo. an assortment of ItaMan marble vaaes, Btatuelten. primps, ib7,7,i, etc 118 21 T IPriNCOTT, SON & CO. 0., ATJCIIONEER8, , NO, .10 MA-IUCEI St. JJ ASB.HTJRST BUILDJLNO NOITCK. Renlsr Pales of Dry Ooot's Notions. Trlmrnlnpn; etc., will be ueld every WEDNESDAY turough Jtiiiiitiy. Ct,usignmenis ol Stock Ooods, etc., solicited. Salts cashed within live days. c ,AKK Aj KVANb, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 630 CliEbN UT Street. Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening, A large Invoice ol BinnkeUi, Bed bpreaus, Dry uoods. Cloths, Cuhslmercs, JloHlry, Stationery, 'i'aule ana Pocitet Cuile-y. Noilons, eto. . City and couutry merchants will And bargain. Terms cash. Uooui packed free of charge it BCM1NO, DUKBOROW te CO., AUCITOfls JifcRa, Nos. 2? and 2K4 MARKET aireet, cornet 01 Bank street, Suocessort lu John B. Myers A io, AT PRIVATE SALE. 50 cases Infantry overcoais, purleut. 40 ouies grty-mixeil srmy shirts. 1 O. No. ALC110NEERS m MARKET etreei. sale cf (00 cases boots, shoes, br0uan8. Balmorals, etc On Thuisday Morning, Jan. 21, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, by catalogue, for cath, ikio cases men's, boys', aud youtlia boots, shoes, biogans, balmorais, eio. Also, a large line of ladles', mlsaee', and children's cliy made goods, 1 19 gt LUMBER. I8t9. bPRUClfi dOlsT. bPnUCE JOIST, HEMLOCK. MEM LOCK. 1869. 1C1M1 SEASONED CLEAR PINE. lCU J SEASONED CLEAR PINE. 1869 CHOICE PAT1H.WN PINE. SPANltil CF.DAR, WOR PATTERNS. BED CEDAR. J-LOR IDA FLOORING. FIjOIUDA FLOOR1NU. CAROLINA VlAiMJkUtoii. - VXROli-NlA FLOOR1NU. DELAWARE FLOORING. ASH FLOOIUNU. WALNUT FLOORING. FLORIDA S'l'EP BOAAtDS. RAIL PLANK. 1869 1 t itti WALN V V Bl'S AND PLANK. 1 QfiQ J.CUJ WALNUT BDS.AD PLaNBU 100 walnut boards. Walnut plank.. lbi'.lt UNDERTAKERS LUMBER. 1 Q0 AOO-r UNDA.Rl'AKKRS' LUMBER. 0)J RED CEDAR. WALNUT AND FINK. IVlJfi SEASONED POPLAR. 1 Q(iQ JJJ SEASONED tlH Kit It y. AOVi ASH. WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS. HICKORY. 1 CIGAR BOX MAKERS' "1 Ofifl iOOc L1GAR BOX MAKEK' AOUtJ fcl'AN loll CEDAR ROX BOARDS, UR SALE LOW. Itf.lj CAROLINA SCANTLING. 1 CCQ aoocf carolina h. t. sills, xoov Norway scantling. lKt;'l CEDAR SHINGLES, 1 BQ 4.00.' CYPRESS S1I1NULES, lOVV MAULE, BROTHER CO 'l No. H6O0 SOUTH Street. T. T. GALVIN & CO.. ULCER CCr.r.i!3SIGN MERCHANT8 bUACKAMAXOiN JSTKEET VILA11F, BELOW SL OAT'S MILLS, (Stt-CAIXKIt), PHIL DELPHLAi AGETi'lB FOR SOUTHERN AND EASTERN Man fMuturers of YELLOW PlNE and HPKUCET1MBU BtvAKDn, fcto., shall be hi p to furnish ordure wnoiesale rales, deliverable at any accessible pork ConntHiitly receiving and on liund at our wharf KOC'lHERN FlAOi.ING, BOANTLING. SH1N WLES, EASTERJS LATHS, PICKETS. BED-SLATSj SPRUCE, HEMLOCK, feELECP MitJHIGAN AND CANADA PLANK AND UOABDS, AND H AO. MATCC SHIP-KNEKM. 1 81 SlutEJ ALL. Of W 11 H it WILJL WU liA.l V AKK AY AN V PAh'IOFlBlit ll A AtO J1JPTI.T LEGAL NOTICES. TN THE DIS1KICT COURT OF THIS UNITED X states for the eastern DIsTriwt OF PENNSYLVANIA. , IN BANERUPTCY. To the Creditors ol in. BuiiV rupi: 1 he uutlciHln ed heiehy gives notice of his appoint ment as Assignee ol WILLI M Ii. II A UKK TP, of the tlty aid county of Philadilpuin, and the Slate of Peunsylvai 1. wlihlii snld Hiatrlot, who litta bceu aii)iii,"ed a Oftukiupt upon hU own petition by the Dial: Id 4 '"U it ol t tUl lii'tr ct. ALll N. P, lor.hr' BK 11 RY. Assignee. lUtVitt I-o.-fF t,UtMll hlrtgt,
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