THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHIL ADELPIUA. WEDNESDAY,. FEBltTTARY 3, 1869. Dramatic Item. A new dotneotlo drama entitled Miriam' $ Crime, by Mr. u. J. Craven, baa beeu pro duoed at tlie llolborn Theatre., Lonioa. Two new comedies by Mr. Robertson hare ben produced in Londou one entitled Home, at the Ilaywarket Tueatre, and one oalled School, at the Priuee of Wales Theatre. Mr. Watts Phillipa, another popular dra matist, la announced as having two now piece in preparation at LouJjd. tUeatres. The Dead Heart, by the same author, is also to be re vived at the Adelphla Theatre, when it will ho followed shortly by a new drama entitled Marlborough A new comedietta by Mr. Harry Lemon Las been produced at Sadler's Well. It bears the title of Ccrtr ink's Money Iki.r. The slight plot it po?8t'BSoa follows the foitanes of a rus tic maid, to whom an artint e.iaota "King Co pbetna." Miss Miude Dd'Uny, an actress of Borne pron ise, made her ih'but ai the heroine. Shakespeare's comedy of Much Ado About Nothing was produced on Mouday eveniug at Wallaok's Theatre, New York. Mr. Wal lack appeared as "LVnedick," Mr. John Oil Lett as "Dogberry," Mies Hose Ky tinge as "Beatrice," nud Mrs. Jennings as "Hero." The New York critics praise the admirable manner in which the piny U acted, anl they are enthusiastic about the superb manner in which it is placed upon the stage. Adni iine Lecourreur, which has not been played for a number of years in London, has recently been revived at the Sadler's Wells, Theatre. The Aihenaium says :"Adrienne Leconvreur, a drama, written in collaboration by Scribe and Ernest Legotivo, and produoed in 184'.), at the Theatre Fran;aU, during the snort period when it was renamed the Theatre de la Rcpublique, shows the alventures of an actress of the Comriie, who is in love with, the 'Count Maurice de Sixs.' One of the principal scenes represents the foyer of the theatre. The piece is ohieily noteworthy in consequence of being the first prose drama in ' which. Mad'Jle IUohel made her aDDearanoe. The character of 'Adrienue Lecoavreur' re mained a favorite with the tragc iieune." The first novelty of the present year in Paris is the 1'na.r Mcmtg-s of M. KJouard Pail leron, produced at the Thi aire Franoais. It is a four-act drama in verse, and recalls more than one tolerably well-known play by Scribe and Kmpis. Its theme is the question whether a life, of labor and self-immolation on the part of a woman can make atonement for a youth ful indiscretion, or rather for a series of indis cretions. This question M. Pailleron answers j in the negative. His heroine is so impressed j with the sacredness and nobility of the social institutions and proprieties elie has shocked, j that she voluntarily resigns the dignify of wifehood, of whcb, though her lover is anxious ' to invest her with it, she feels herself un worthy. The situations were sufficiently strong j and dramatic to secure a favorable receptioa I for the play, though its plot is not original, its characterization is weak, and its blank I verse dtliuient in vigor. ' Mm I en I Items. i M. Gounod is now in Rome at work on I his new oratorio, St. Cecilia. I 2 Offenbach's opera bouffe of Flew da Thi was produoed by Gran's troupe on Monday j evening at the French Theatre, New York. It is said that M. Semet's Gil lilas is to be brought out at the Op6raXomliue, and that Madame Ugalde will play thfrJart of the hero, 'created" by her at the Lyrique. Madame de Grandval's Piccolino, brought out last week at the Italien's, Paris, appears to have had a succes d'estime. The composer is already known, as the author of an opera oomique, la Pe'nitenie, and of a Mass pet formed at the Athunee. The book of Piccolino has been written by M. de Lauzieres, and is founded on M. Sardou'a comedy. Etenzi, Ilerr Wagner's least eccentric ' opera, is being steadily rehearsed at the Theatre Lyrique. There is soma question, however, of its being preoeded by Auber's " I iancie, one of the author's brightest works. . The manager could not put the musio of the future, to which he has a great partiality, to a severer test. Leading Stnninti ItcitiiblicRtis, OBENSfi, CAKTELAR. AND OABItlDo, AND l'UE MASS Mlil.Tlf-'Q IN MiPKlt. The Jivvue Politique describes the three Uad iuR BcpubU'nu fpeukeis at the muss uiuctint; held ill fllMdiid lu ihc letter pari ot Docenitier: Oreu e, the ptitriaicu of ihe 8paniih revolu tion, 1 an ever good hum ired old niao, aimpte, frank, aud practical; bin rare good sense is sup ported by a lorn aud rijjoious experience. In stead ol a fieech, properly eo ealled, bo Impro vised a kindot couver.sanou somewhat deeoiipee, aud Intf ri-pernid with proveib , bon mo's, nu ;c dote, raillery, and niisccllnnc .m lllustraiions drawn troai his 011 adventures or ;he history of . his country, lie tkwnruej rapidly over every Mibject, appfHriun the flrit to he amused wi'h the poicts be male t;n bi way. Qrand seignrur an he uiiht be, dense, wi'h alt his rare information aud profound knowledge of men aud of nd'airs, ha4 the uuderstaudinu of a ct Uu atid the heart of a peasant ; his language is oopular in the hiph est degree. I here is uoihli g abstract, eccentric, or over-KUbtle about this eminently aympathetic man, who pieces all by his little faults as well as by his uiiinei.t iUalitu-F. Orense did not fail to pt ak his mind oat about the provisional jrovernii;eut, as endeavoring to maintain lself by tne brute force or Its tolulers and by the 'corruption ot the employes, lie was equally ; outspoken about tbu moDarcbo-dcmocratic party, an havii g been duped by its owu aoibt 1 tiou, and tie inug to dupe the country by tin i posing h t.vrrtiiiiy upon it as the crown o( pre I tended liberal institution". He maintained that a republic alone could consummato the great ! reforms reoniied by modern prooriei, audctDe . daily the imporiant one of a cheap government. . ' Catelar is aid to be at present the mon elo Oueutinaniu Hpain; he is certainly the rpoilt child of his paity. He Is a miod-loDkiog youn fellow, with au intelligent and sjnipath'-'tic ex pression; hia voice is weak uud not very souo rona or tar reacbiue; but with tu's imperfect in fctriitnent he has the art of producing uulookc J f'or ellect. He ronie forward Piu vesthe crowd with bis sp:irklmir glance, and suddenly bursts into au luips-rioiieu iiiuiic; ue outuiis 10 una fro, and ma little CErure semis to n&ta ana twinkle. Souietimes be is carried awaybyanaer; his panting chest for a while emits only low torea'.blha": l'd yt hisdtciion remains ruujestic; bia long but tkilfully divided periods are con structed with peirect elegnuce Therein llttli areouieut In his speeches, but an abun dance ot eutiuicDt and pai.-lon. (iuriido a lYccated a toul t ou of the Bopubli- can end f lopifMioHftt parties to support tho irrMrtenej or Jri.rrnl Espnriero. Ila natd: '1 may lairlj bp Bllowed to propose to you Gem ml i ai cio lor tho president of the re public, becauce 1 was permuted by him in 18fil tor tb's very rcaon, tout I then pnposed, I oo liOW, tlip alliance wblcli iiUKDt have vfrt that ipvolut.lou, hs it may be ttie aiva ti 'ii of tho revolution now polnrj on. 'Cur proent situation n like taut of" those two jcare; tlie PiojreMonigts and Unionists wcie then tiliird; but the ProsroMioDits wore ?'lRiiiK the pun ol dupn, as they are now )iK l.y to do. 11 they do not codip over to us to rescue Hbrrty, the triiKcriy or 180(1 will ba re otfitid: lie loMiruc thai now convokes the Corte will dipjjmp it hv toruo of artillery. K-partoio CHonot be King of Spain; be would rniike a bad king, lie dM uoi govern well when Jic wua in power; but we must consider that he Jt.'0V( rued under difHdvintHtf'Ous condition, u:roiniiUd b cuniarlllns and palatial Intrigue; ai d that the evil nroe from the svMem, and not i'lorii hh wtiut of Rnlii". But thoutrti hspiutero i not ii pculus ho Is ("tilt an honorable man a ninn of the people, b-.i hu? gloried in b,lr,8 the ton of a carter ot Crnnntula; and to be pn-pidcut ol a ii public It is only riquisite to bo an honor able niii'i ; thofijeteni will do the reo'. He.-iidss tli i, he will be ttuo to his oilln; and if he nc epta the republic, ho will be laitriful to it. "Let the ProeicHEionUts comn over t: in; let tlirrn nclopt the Federal K-public us tbcfr firm lit poNcrnrurnr, and w! will loiiuly establish it, Mini nmke hipuricro Prcid!nt? and witi him they pliall povcrti by mi nns of liberty, an l for bei intctesta. lhcv have eovcrced already ; tbey huve more cxperieiicn thau we have; well, wc will raise ihcni to powr and support them by tho itrPiiKlh of the republican musses. What will all the reactionists combiuel bo able to cllcct nsattist tiich a union? I ask vou, cilt v.i ii!-, to propose this imiou to Eepurlero aud the l'i of re..-Ion 1Mb. "lint if, citizens, Espprlcro and the ProDrrcs-f-inuists reject our di.ai!it"re.-ted und patriotic rtUr-, and if, liiUucnced by the more or less di.'Hiircd enciiiies ot liberty, tlioy perdst In oeniuudin u kinp, thi u theirs be t tic responsi bility of that reaction which will b? the result of their pusillanimity. Then ehull we lvsWl them tn we rccist the royalltt-, and tin; true realists will persecute tbcm at the same time. We hope tbey will utiderstund their own into- if ht s and tnoe ci me coiiTiTiy, ntui unite witu d a great und stable federal republic."' us to lound i Jniionlnjc iiuI Jules Fnvro 011 (lie Itoatrmii. M. Jules Favrn recently lectured before a huge uudiciue lu i'aiji9 ou "The Influence of Maimers upon Literature." M. Lahouiaye, lu mtroducitig M. Favte, said his own humble duty was merely to maintain order. lie hud Lcnrd it chid that tl'c French public had ou i-ume occnsior.8 made a disorderly use of their 1 elv acquired liberty to hold public meetings tindL-r many limitations and reatiict'ous without the permission of authority. If this were i-o. be did not wonder. A sick man, who bad beeu long iu bed, felt dizzy and reeled nbout on the first day that he ver.tured Into the open air. liut ii he was ready convalescent, his step became B101 the next day. They were now only jubt out ot bed; but be hoped tbey would idready fret ou pretty well, lie alluded to the froe public meetings lu Eii'iUud and America us models which they must hope to na'.uralizo 111 the ccurse ot time. Speaking of Ame 1 ica. he mentioned as secret, which of course viould go no fuither," that a cotuuittee in the United btates had lately done htm the honor to intimate that ibe Aniciicaus desired to see bini, und inasmuch as America was a lung way on, and the means of getting there costly, they had proposed to pay ail his travelling and ho. el expenses, and oner biiu an honorarium ot one hundred and sixty dollars tor every lecture that he delivered. He hud never hi'.uerto flattered bmiscdt that his lectures were worth cue Hun dred aud sixty dollars apiece, but it was not for lum to question the spontaneous liberality of Americans, and he had acceptel their tiicndlv oiler. He only toll this story tor tho purpose of 11 uetrniing tne great, oiuerence wuicn existed letwctu the hardly tolerated liccrty of public speakine in France and the ettlmation iu which free speech was held in really irec countries, He rejoiced, however, that a new law which has rendered to the people a very .small portion 01 their iiideleai-ib'e rights enabled him to present to the meeting au orator whoso elo- ciucnce had been lone reserved for tne nrlvi leped classes who could hear him in the senate or the loruni, but which was now in n certain measure restored to the puunc, whose inherit mice it was. I M. Jules Favre, with that ladle and correct diction which is his distinguishing character istic, pave a summitry History ot literature from tho time ot Pericles downwards, a sketch of wh ch is iriven by tne correspondent ot the London Aeics. "He shared to ihe utmost extent in the traditional admiration of the ancient ; Greeks, whose fine qua non ot the highest elo dtiencc was 'a free man speaklnu to tree men. The excellence of the literature of tho Augustan age he attributed to the Uieek models, and deiiicd that it owed anything to the tjranny of the ( a-sars, which ultimately led to the bar barous ages. In like nianuer he contended that the brilliant writers iu the time of the tyraut Louis XIV were fostered, not by him, but by a . prior ana uetter impulse, a uierary age, which. 1 commenced with Comeille and finished with j Montesquieu aid Voltaire, could not be the oft, j spring of despotism. The regency and Louis XV ; bad remnants of gocd taste which were not ' inherited by tho first empire. Napoleon's only Idea of literature was to instruct the mayor of the palace every morning what the colonel of j hie gendarmes was to instruct writers to pay." (Frantic applause lollowcd this political allusion ) j "Ju answer to the question whether at the present niomeni, literature was In a state of de cadence or of progress, 51. Favre said he was 1 bhfpy to be able to say something which would ! give offense to no one. His own experience was ! that literature was not lu a state ot decadence, j He thought it would have been had not receut j political changes stopped its downward ourse. I Whet her literature was progressing or not he 1 would not say, tor the law which allowed him i 10 appear there before them did notallow him j to ijeak his whole mind. There was a seal on his lips, but his roD-cieuce was free, an 1 he. believed his conference would speak to a sym pathetic audience. Among livlt.g poets he nicu tioned Lamartlne, who had taught the French luDguace harmonious sounds unsuspected betore lnstimr. (Lamartine's name was not well re ceived by the audleuce. There was faiut applause in a tew place, and laughter In many otbcis. 31. Favre. with the tact of a practiced crater, soon put himself on the diapasou of his audience, imu in beautifully rounded phra.es said that AI. Lauinrtiue was iu 10 any respects o; en to criticism, but still a national glory. ) ' When he mentioned the name of Victor Hugo Here wns applause, which prevented him from going on lor several minutes. Victor Hugo was a 11 an ot more masculine mind and larger calib.e than Lamariine. If he bid faults, they ni fcht be described as voluntary ones, such as Michael Angelo had committed ' income of his erea'esi works, us a toil to bis beaiPies. Alfred de Muset (who.-e name was coldly received by me Biioiei.ee, nan i,iiniarunc'iij ax. Jules l-nvre considered as a pool qnito equal to Victor Hugo he would not. venture to say superior. His opinion that literature was not in a state of ctcailfciice re-ted ou this, that an aire which reckoned such poets as I.uniHrtine, Victor Hugo, and Allied de .Mu-set, such an essayist' as t htitcaubribPd, hud such historians us the I rothers Tuieiry, not to roeutiou other hlsto. tians whose mimes be would leave his hearers to eugyesr, might teasouably hope to be fol lowed by au nge not iutirlcr to any of its PreilcccsfcorF. In conclusion, he expressed his t eliet that womuu v. as destined to play a creator Dart than i-he had hlkherto fo.ie. The nine lmi come when vouiBii would not bi merely tlio lnoil.er of cilizeiiH, but a citizen herself, and would be emancipated from all fitters except these of duty and morality." India expects tLe famine Boene3 of eight years go. TLe Great Western Rail vraj of England cost nearly $350,000 a mile. The new English Ministry expucts to re dace expenses $15,0(Hi,0Ol. Forty tboDBand hares were Bent from Geiniany to l'aiis for Christmaj dinaers. 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JJOYLEHl'OWj. MAUlH tilUNii, '1UM, WILLIAM SPOh-T, W1LKE4- 1IAMKE, JUAtlAINOI Wll, HOUJH (JMiMitlj. Pl'ilB'loN, 1 UNKUANNOCK, flu bCKANTON. W'IM TElt Ait (LAN OEM ENTS. Past enger Trains leavelbeDdpot.coruerol BERKS and AM jiKICAN btreeta, dally (buudays excepiedi, as follows: AI 7 46 A. M. (Express for Bethlehem, Allentown, Klauch chuna, llu.leion, Wlllianksport, Wlikesoarre, Alaiianoy Clly, Plitston, and Tuukuauuocic. V'46 A. M. (fc xpresn) lor BtlbUheui, iUution. Allen t wi, Mauch Cuuuk, Wllkesbarre, Pltlston, and tCAtU146 ' M. (Express) for Bethlenem, Maach Chuhk, WLkesbarre, Pulsion, and tscrauton. At 6'00 P. M. lor Beihieutiui, Eaoton, Allentown and Mauch Cuunk. ior Loy leHiown at 8'45 A. M., 2 45 aud 4-15 P. M. For Port Wanhlugion at 10 46 A. M. aud 11 M) P. M. For Lansdale at b-2 1 P. M. Filth and olxth streets, Second and Third streets, and Uulon City Passenger itaiiwaya run to the new ''"TRAINS ARBJVB IN PHILADELPHIA From iietbloheiu at 0 10 A. M x'lu, A , aud 8'30 'sfom Doylentown at 8-85 A. M., 4'6S and 7 P. M, Prom Lansdale at Vol) A M. iroui Foil Waahiucton at 10 48 A, M. and 810 P. II. ' ON BUNDAYB. Philadelphia for Bethlehou at 0 30 A. M. Philadelphia fur Loy le town at 2 P. M. JJoylestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M. BeiblehmforPhlladepuiaat4P.M. 'ilcketa sold and Baiage chei:ked through at Manu's North Pennsylvuuia BaKgatfe Express Ollice, N. M8. tin .ireet. JUJa WKST CHESTER A1TD PHILADELPHIA KAILHOAD. WIN I'JtR AKKANUEMENT, -On and alter MONDAY, October 6, IttM, Trains will leave an follows: Leave PbilaiielnMa from the Depot, THIRTY FllloT aud OHENUT lsireia, 7'4 A. M., 11 A.M.. 2 80 P. M . 415 P. III., 4 50 P. M 815 aud 11 M P. M. Leave West Cheater for Ptiiladelpbla, from Deport ou Fa l Market street at 8 ii A. M 7 45 A. M., 8'00 A. Al., 10'4u A. AI.. 1 65 P. M..4-50P. M., and 6'65 P. M. 'trains leave Wmt t hester ai 8 uO A. M.. and leav Irg Philadelphia at 4 50 P. M., will stop at B. V. June llou aud Media only. Passengers to or Iroui nation between Went Cheater and H. O. Juno'.lon, going F-utt, will take tralu leaving West Chester at 7 6 A. M and going West will take the train loavlcg Philadelphia at 4 60 P. Id., aud transfer at 11. C. Junction. Theliepot In Philadelphia la reached, directly by the Chnsnut and Walnut Blreet cars. Those of tne Market t-.lrm-i line run within una SQuure. The mrsof both Unea connect with eaub train upon lu aulval. ON bUNDAYS, Leave Philadelphia at 8 He A. M. aud 2-00 P. M. Ieave Went ( henier at 7 '66 A. M. and 4 00 P. M. Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7 46 A. M. aud i'fO P M , and leaviun Weal Cnenter at 00 A. M. aud 4'50 M..cuiiuecl al li C Jmietlun wlih Trains ou p. k B. C It. IL, foi Uilor.l aud Intermediate nolum. 410 UENUY WOOD, Uoueial buo't RAILROAD LINES. 1 QCtQ FOB NEW YOHK. TIIR 10")0, AND AMSOT AND PHILADKLPH I A A N I.TR K N TON R A 1 l.RO A l;JOM P A N I KM' 1,1 N RSJ PROA) PH I ( A KHXPH1A TO NttW YORK, AND WAY PLAt'KH. mov W1LKHT BTBWHT WHARF, At A . M., via Cfcmden and Amboy Accotn fl'WI AI t A. M.. via tmnen and Jeisey C'liy Kx. Mall S'UO At z r. m., ria eninen ana AuiDoy .xprew. i 00 At P M., for Am boy and Intermediate stations. A o m ana s Jk M..andlfl P. M. for Froahnlri. At and 10 A. M.. 1, i 80. and 4 an P. M. tor Trenton. A t 6 ), , and 10 A. M., 1, 2. ( DO, 4 SO 0, and IPSO P. M. for Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, and De lanno. . 1 At 6)nd 10 A. if., , kid.jo, , and IP30 P. M. for Florence, Eiluewatnr, Rlverslae, Rlvertoa, Pal nivra, and Fisn Uouse, and p, for Fiorsuoe and PIVJTtQM. Tli T and II P. M. Llnea leave Iron Market Street Ferry (npoer side.) ..... BM KKHHIWOTOJ lPOT. vAvi.: M,,.V K!'lu!'Mn and Jersey City, We w York Kx press Line, Fare . Ai7'S0aiud 11 A. W. 2 an, i 80, and t P. M. for Trenton and BrUtol. Aud at 10 IS A M for HrlioU Ai rw aud u a. M. a 80, and t P. M. for MorrtovlUe and Tuliytown, At 7 30 and 10'IS A. M. and 2 30, and 6 P. M.for Bcbeock's and Eddlnglon. At 7 HO and 1016 A. M.2'30, 4, 5, and P. V.for Onrn. well's, lorrwoale, HolmeshnrK, Tacony, Wlf.il no. hilng, Brldesburg, aud Frankloid, and at 8 P, M.for lloln enl-nrg and Iniermedluin hinllons, FROM W1T 1-HILADKL.PHIA DElOT, Via Conneilug Railway. At t'4R A. M , x"M, 4, 6 an. aud 12 P.m. New York Ex press Ut ph, via Jersey City; Fare, f.V, At li to P. M. Emigrant Line; Fare, t- A 1 0 45 A. M., 1-20, 4. no, and 12 P. M., lor Trenton. At '46 A. M., 8, 6'40 and 12 P. M., lor Bristol. At 12 P.M. (Nlghi). lor Morrisvllie. Tullytown, HcliPLek's, Kddlngion.t'ornwell's.Torresdale, Holmes burg, Tacouy, W isslnomlng, Brldesburg, anil Frauk forl. The -4S A. M., 6-jo and 12 P M. Lines will ran deny. All otlieni, bundays excepted. For Lines leaving Kensington depot take the cars on Jlnrrt or Fifth streets, at Cbejuut, ISO uiluntts before departure. J he curs of U arkel btreetualiway run direct tu West Philadelphia Depot, Chemmt and W alnut within one sipiare. On Sundays the Market Klreet cars will ruu tu counect with tho 0 6 A.M. 8'80 and 12 P. M. Lines. iii-LVlDi-lOa DaLAWARK RAILROAD LINKS, I()M kbnkishton dkhit. At 7-80 A. M. lor R:agara Fulls, Bullalo. Dunkirk. Eltnira, Itliaca, Onego, Kochenier, Bluguiimiou, Os n i'.o. bvrrtriiHH. Ureat Bend, Montrone. WURij;.nre. Hciautuu, HlroudBburg, Water Uap, bchooley's Moun At 7-ao A. M. and 8 30 P. M. for Belvldere, Easton, Lanibertvllle, Fleulngton, eic, The 83o P. M. i,lu connecis direct wlili tue Train leaving Kaatou lor Mauch Chunk,-Alleutowu, llet'ileliem, etc. At 6 P, at. lor Lauioertviua uu iuteiuieuiai.a Din lions. UAMDKN AND BURLINUTO wunil iaind PF-MKi'.MlOjN A.SSXJ uiuuiDiunn xt&xjj- EIIOMMARKET STREET FERRY. (Upper Bide.) AI 7 ei.d 10 A. M.. P80, 8 bo, aud 6'iio P. M., for Mer rhautsvllie, Moorefctuwn, Uarllord. Maflouvllle. J-taiusimit, Ilouiit lloily, csiuithvllie, Ewansville Vluceuiowu, iiirmli'gham, and Peuiberton. At 7 A. M., 1'80 aud 8 o P. M tor Lewlatow rlKbtstown, Conkstowu, New Egypt, Hcruentown, t'rebin Rldae. Imiajstown, Hbarou, and Hlghistown. U 18 WILLIAM 11. OATZMEi, Agent. pENKSYLVAMA ,CbKTKAL KAILKOAD FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECT KUV. 22, 1808. The trains of the Peuunylvauia Ceutral Raliruad leave the Depot, at TUUIT Y-t liUST aud MakKkI Mireets, wnlcn la reached directly by. the Market Hlreet cars, the last car connecting with each train leaving Front aud Market streets tuirty uiluutea be fore lu departure. Tne Cheeuut BDd Walnut btrtbta cars run within one square of the Depot. bleeping Car Tickets can De nd on application at the ticket oUlce N. W. .corner Nluih and Chesuul treeia, and at the depot. Aksdu of the Union Transfer Company will call for and deliver baggage at tue depot. Orders left at No. ool Cheenut sueei, or No. 118 Market street, will lecelve ftUgrtgBj jjsavk DEPOT, VIZ; Mall Tralu A, M, Paoli Accomwodatlou, 10 80 A. ax., 1.0, and D0 p. ML. FftBt Llne.........". U 50 A. M. Erie Express lfr,- M- Harrlsourg Accomnaodalton 2-0 P. M. Lancaster Accouiinodallon... liJO P. M, par kesburg Tralu...MM...MMM...M.............. 680 P, M. Cincinnati Kxprena.... 8uo P. M. Krle Mall ana Bullalo iLxpree...... lo 45 P. M. Philadelphia Exprens ..- J "OO Nlgnt. Kile Mall leaves dally, except Bunday, running on Baturday night to W lUlamsport ouly. On Muuday night uaesengers will leave Philadelphia at 12 o clock. Philadelphia Express leavea dally. All otaer trains toTlhVe' W'ffi Accomodation Train ,nn. dally, e. cent Buuday. For this train tickets lutiut be pro cured Vml I baggage delivered by 6 oo P. M., at No, 11 WMkTRAlNS ARRIVE AT DJSPOT. VIZ.: Clnclnnatl Express... ........-10 A. M. Erie Mad aud Bullalo n.xire(8.-.. loco A. M. tputil 1 jlllfl ((((,aaaalaaMMaMMaataslU'C0 Jxt Lancaster Train., Erie Express....." ...... . 12'KO P. M' te U at .............4'1!0 P, M, Xay Ex press, Xay jutpreaa S"Tr.7n v, iKonmniodallon OKiiwiui ---. ..ml. tn AM re"0,",XNLKLR;jr. Ticket Agent. JOHN Ko m c jijihjs ot fcttreet, FBANC1H FUNK, Ticket Agent, No. 116 MARKET ttreet. BAMUEL U. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot, The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as. suiue any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap parel, aud limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that aniouut In value will be at therlttk of the owner, unless takun by special contract. EDW AUD li. WILLI AMB. 4tt General Superintendent Aitoona, Pa,:) PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, .AND Baltimore railkoad. time table. commencing MONDAY, November 28, 1868. Trains will leave Depot corner Broad, street aud Waaulug tnn av.une. aa follows: Way-Mall Train at 8 80 A. H. (Sundays excepted). nr nanimore. stopping at an iouirmuuui, vou uncling with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington fur Crmtieid aud lulermeuJale stations. Hinnwi .'train at 12 M. (Sundays exceDted) for Bal lincreaiid Washington, siopviug at Wlimlugton, Perrjvllle, aud Havre-ce-Urace. uounecla at WU- mln.tnn with lriLlii for New Ca&tle. -RulLimnra and WaahiLKton. stopping at Cheater. t iniAMi -l rain at 4-uu Mr. m.. iouuujn ..duwui, iw Thutlow, Unwood, Claymont, Wllmtugun, New port, btanlou, Newarit, ji.iKtou, nuim-iui, uaries town, Peirjville, Havre deOrace, Aberdeen, Perry B'hub, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase s, aud titeutmer'a Krvht Express at 11-30 P.M. (Dally) for Baltimore ...a Ta. .Nhli.tf uu. alouuluK al Cuoater, Tuurlow. Lin- wood. Claymont, Wilmington, Newark. Elkkun, ?WU . . . . ..111.. , U.df. Aa. dlrm PatseuKers tor Fortreaa Monroe aud Norfolk will take the U O0M. ram . TRAINS, Stopping al all Htalloua Between ruuauetputa ana Wilmington. . A . . m Ijeave pni.aueipnia ua, m., aw, nuu i in. v M. The fi-iMjf. Jul. J raiu vuuuecis wua xeia- ware Railroad lor Marriugton and intermediate IUUOM. . ,. . M ..o ... . .ujlv m. The 8 lo A. M. 'I rain will uot Biop between ihei Tier and Philadelphia. The 7 00 P. M. i'raln from WllmlnatOU rUI." UPUJl VWW. &vwvm.u.uu.uU XFroXUl" l ib 1. Id... Way MalU 0 86 A. AL, Express. 2 46 P. M m .am -a 1A ki w uruMH anocutsver. ., uolnl. west. Booth, and frnulhwest may bo procured al ticket ofllce. No. M Chesnut Blieel; uuoer Continental Hotel, wlirra also Lata KoonTa aud Bums lu B.eepiug cars can he rured during "he day. Peisona puicuaslug tickets at ih" oflice cau have baggage clucked at tneir real 5L,VLhv the UulouTrau.ier Company. .... "v" ii. F. EEJSNEi . buperintenaenh UILADELPH1A AND EU1K RAILROAD. WijVIKR TlMui TABLE. THRU UtH AiND IKV1 HUUTK "''-'f.WH! Kl.M1, p Di REC iiAlTlMOKK, HAKRlBBUitu, WILUAUhfUUl', ANuMuE OAEAT OIL BJuOiON OF PEJlNuYL- VA1SIA . AH .11 nirthr T..ln. kuoant hleepiDK v ' a-'B"- ,n ,a the will Irulnl on t,U3 avM"'-" run aa loUowa: vuTWAKD, m . iu puliaaeipbla.... lu'io r. m. U ali'lf Wllnamspjrt.. . 8-1S A. M. arrives at t.rie.. v vPRhhH leaves r-blladelpnia.......ll oO A. M, ERIE KXPREBBie imamauoriiti vsag, M u arrives at Erie uTtii MAIL leaves Philadelphia.... KLMIRA " ,. willlamsuoxl... ,.10-i OA. M 8'00 A. M, , 80 P. M, m arrives at Loufcuaveu...... 7 4e p. M. KAHTWAKO, v tt. TRAIN 1 aves Erle.... m.......io-sb a. M, AlliBai YvmiBmaport 12 86A.M. arrives at Philadelphia lo oo A. M. KB IK EXPREba leaves Erie. '26 P. M. JUJU1, aj-njw ' wmiamiiiHjrt....... 7 50 A. M arrives at Philadelphia... 4-20 P. M. Mall aud EzDreea connect with Oil Creek aud Alh-gbeuy Klver itallioad. BAOOAGE CHECKED THKOLGil. ALFRED L. TYLER, j 1 General Superintendent. W" EST JEUSEY RAILROADS. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT, rrom loot of MARKET Street (Upper Ferry), rvmuibuciog WEDNESDAY, SHptemo-r 14, 1868, U0IUW TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. For Cap May and statluus below MillvlUe, I'll P. M. For MUlvlUe, Vlneland, and Intermediate stations g-18 A. M.,fi6 P. M. For Bridgeton, balem, and way itatloni 815 a, tt lFor Woodbury at I'll A. M..8-16, rso, and 8-00 P. M Freight train leavea Camden dally at 12 o'clock ""Freight received at second covered whaafiill Walnut street, dally. Freight Delivered No. 28 Booth Delaware vsa WILLIAM J. BKWKLU U Uuperluleudeut, Mllll IK A I l VUUU OALll.iUWnw. uolhT PMfymau's. Aberdeeu. Havre de-Orce. Perry vni t harlestown. Norm Eaai. Elkion, NewarK, Blauion.NVwponrwllmtugion. Claymont. Llnwood. AUCTION SALES. MABTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS. I f.ateiy Paleemen for AC Thomas A Bona.) No. m C1LEHN UT BU. roar enlraaoe from Minor. . -.. No-tf9 H Ninth strfPt, FAWDPOMM WALNUT FUKNITITRK. PR1RNCH PLATE OVAL MIKKOB. HANDsuMlB BKOd- CJELS, AND OTH KH CAKPK1H. i'i'u. On Tuetoay Morning. February lh, at 10 o'clock, at No. 9 . Nlath street, above Spruce, by catalogue, tha entire Vurnl tiire Inoivdlng Handname walonl and green; reps parlor suit, elegant walnnt ttagnre, fine French plate oval mirror, handsome walnut chamber suit collate suit, sprlnaj beds, mattresses, handsome Brussels and other carpets dining room aud kltcnen futni tnre and nlenslls, etc. May he seen early on morning of (ale. lilt Peremptory Bale on the Premises, to does the Part- neinfilp Concern of the Flrui ol Kvsni A Wation. TOCK AND MACHINKRY. BUPFRIOR F1KK-HKOOF SAFES, SUPERIOR F1RK-PROOF HAFK, with Hanborii flteam P'tont; 2 FINE BUKOLA K-PROOF HhicONi). STAND SAFE; VAULT DOOR-; DHI LLI Sii MACHINES, LATHFK; BIIaFPINU; BEL1INU; TOOLB; CASTINOS, ETC. . On Thnrsdny Vornloi;, Fchrnsry n.at 10 o'clock, at No. 2Honth 8eventh street, without reserve, to close the partnership con cern of Evans A Watson, by catalogue, the entire stork. Including: lo superior fire-proof Bare, with tan burn steam attachment; small Evans A Wanna Bales; 2 very fine patent burglar-proof sales, retail Jirlcefw.o; Inside burglar proofs; money boxnn, patent lockr; set of vault doors; 12 sufe, made by l.l lln atid otliers; inrge quautliy of pamphlula aud printed matter, etc. , . , AT THE FACTORY, -.r?"ir rLNo,' 2iH North Klirhth street. bMow Vlnfl. ViMAt" MAU'UNERYj LATH ES; DRILTi- AtriiJ ,Ui,I (,ULH: W ROUGH r AND CAhi IRON; PLATFORM KCALES, Em . a Thursday, , i. 0 c,or M, thfl ntlre content of Factory, In. CludlUK: 4 drill preHses: planing machine.; lathe?; Vines; pair heavy shears; cestHix; siiKtilnK: pulleys and hani;erf; belting; screw caller; blarkiaillhV and iiiachliilHia' tools; lorge; 2 pairs platform scales; 4 cabinet u.akers' benches; 1 carrel varulsh; lot lum ber, etc. Aino, 1 ton aihesios. A I no, small Iron ssfn, m MyeSMnajrJyj)nrrrjijDgj)jiale. 1 80 lot nALESf ATE AT AUClTON. tXh TRUSTEE'S SALE-TUOMAS A SONS, !3jlAUUlIONEKlW. Loin OreKOU. Oa Xuea uuy, February v.;$. lhtii). at 12 o'clock, noon, will be Hold at public Ble, at lbs Phlhidolphla Ei cbut'Re, all Hie title and interest of L. F. Barry, trustee of Michael llerr, la the folio wing .pro perly, viz.: 28 lots of ground, 25x100 feet, Paciflo City (a city In prospective), tu Washington Territory. Also, 1-40 of the undivided part of said Paciflo City. Also, 4 lata In Syracuse, Oregon, each 2.5x100 feet. Also, 21 lota In Canemah, Oregon, each 23x100 feet. Also, 3 lota In Syraouse, Oregon, each 23x100 feet. . . . . . . Also, l lot in Haievine, uregon, ymy acres. Also, 1 lot In Butevilie, OreKon ,25s 100 leet. Also, a land claim to 010 acres, near Oregon City, Oregon. '1 ei tiJK casn. ity order of L. F. Barry. Trustee. M. THOMAS & MON8, Auoltoneera, 1 30sw7t Kos. 130 and Hi 8. FOUHTH Street. GAS FIXTURES, ETC. CORNELIUS & D AtC Eft, MANUFACTURERS OF CAS FIXTURES, LAMPS, BRONZE8, LANTERNS. Etc. STOItE, Xo. 710 CUESNUT Street. MANUFACTORY. 821 CIIEIlllY Street, 1 SOsmwlm PHILADELPHIA. RAILROAD LINES. PHILADELPHIA, OERMANTOWN, AND NOlUUb'lOWN BA1LROAD. TIME TABLE. FOR OERMANTOWN. Lfave Pbtladeiphla at 7, 8.005. lo. 11. 12 A. M . 1,2, 8 15, 81. 4,5. 5.6-10, 7, 8.0. lo, ll.liP.M. Leave Gtruianlown at 6, 7, 7i , 8, -2o, 9, la, n, 12 A. M 1. 2, 8. 4 , 4, 0 B.'g , 7, 8, 9, lo 1 1 P. M, The 8 20 down train, and and 8 up trains, will not atop ou ihe Oermantown Branch, ON SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia at 916 A. M., g, 7. and lo P. M. Leave Uermamown at 8-16 A. M., 1, e, and p. M. OHE3TNUT BILL RAILROAD. Leave Pbtladeiphla at , 8, 10, 12 A. M 2, IX, b, 7, 9, and 11 p. M. Leave Chestnut Hill at 710, 8, 940, H'10 A. M 1-40. 8-40, a-40, 40, 8-io, and 10 40 P. M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia at 9 la A., 2 and 7 P. M. Lt'ave thtslnut UU1 at 7 -50 A. M., 12-40, 5 40, and 9 25 P.M. FOR CONSHOHOOKEN AND NORRI9TOWN. Leave Pbtladeiphla at 8, 7j, 9, and 11-03 A. M., ihi, 8. !,, Hi- 6'. 8 08. and Wi r. M. ' Leave Norrlslown at 5 40, 7. 7 60, 9, and II A. M., l.U, 8. 4,'., 6, and 8;, P. M. ON fcUJRDAYS. Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M,: Vi and 7i P. M. Leave Norrlslown at 7 A. M.; tU and 9 p. M. "FOR MANAYDNK. Leave Philadelphia at 6, li,. 9, aud ll'OS A. M,; V.i, 8, 44. 6i,'4.8C4. andlIJi P. M. Leave Mauayunk atSTO, 7)., 8 20,9' 4, and 11 A.M.; 2. , &, ' auo 9 P. M. ON 6UNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M ; -ii and 7 P. M. Leave Mauayunk at 7 ', A. M.; 8 aud U1, p. M V. B. WlUtiN, Oeneral Superlolendeut, Depot, N lulh aud ureeu streets. DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC. RbBEILT SHOEMAKER & CO., N. E. Corner ofFOUfiTll and lLi.CE Sts., PHTT. ADELPIIIA, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OW Hi hlte Lead and Colored FaLutSt Puttj Tarnlsheu, Etc AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED FltEKCU ZD.C TALSTS. DEALERS AND OONSCMEKH LOWJUbT PRICES FOR CASH. BUPPLLttD AT 1211 PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. l'iiii.UKi.i-rti, Decemuer20, lsus. The attending Manauers are-. Wlsiar Morris. No. tv s Tulrd street. S. Morris Wain, No. 128 S. Delaware avenue. Atieuulug Physlulau J. M Da Costa, M. D., No. 10fS bpru street. Atlekdlrg Surgeons William Hunt, M. D.. No. 1300 Bpi ii e street. Thomas George Morton, M. D., No. 1421 Chesnut street. The Physician and Surgeons attend at the Hospi tal every day (Sundays excepted) to receive applica tions lor aumissiou. Persons seriously injured by accident are always admitted It brought to the Hospital Immediately herealter. I 22t o LD OAKS CKMr-TEllX UOMrANr OP PHILADELPHIA, OFFICE, NO. 518 WALNUT STREET. The Company Is now prepared to dispose of lot oa REASONABLE TERMS. The advantage offered by this Cemetery are well known to be equal If not superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery. We Invite all who desire to purchase burial lota to call at the otllce, where plana can be seen and all particular! will be given. Ded ior low sold are ready lor delivery. RICH ART) VATJX, President. PETER A KEYS t- R. Vice-President. MARTIN LANDENBERiiER, Treasurer. MlCHiaX Nihiikt. Secretary. 1 11 dm OTION SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OP all uumbris aud braude, lent, Awulug, aud Wagou l'over Luck. Aino, l'uptr Mauulacturers' Drier Fe U, from thlrtv In ne loteveuty six lucbei wide, Haulla.tlelt Iiib sail Ttt tue. etc JOHN W. KVKUMAN. No. IU3 CJiUUtU street, city stores, AUCTION SALES MTHOMAB ft HONS fins 139 AND li Bala at the Aaotion Rooms, Nos. i 141 B. FoartJ TTl,nn. BITIMIl. O lIUN. Ml Km iuu ii . ?r. . O, OilW. oatav a . "! dlnlns-room fun.lti.r- ."Xr:' library, superior rosewood plaoo-lorte, T fl n Prenoh nu!Ji f,K?.l,B-11 pl" elegant wminut'SmZ table, , handsome wardrobes bookcae,,lrtb"ard aad centre tables; arge sliow-casa. china and Vlaasw: beds and bidding, line balr mattresses: largeIil!: nienl ol ofllce turnliure; gas-consuming and ooekin atovea, cigar porupey: engravings and oil palntlnef handsome velvet. Bruwels, and otier carpets ato J' ELKOANP CABINKl' OROaf? ' eW,eW Also elegant cnblDet organ, with double bank or kys. 12 stops, and pedul base, made by Oar hart A Needham, in handsome walnut caie. I J it BARK AND VALUaRLK MISCFLLANRnl?! BOOKS. HUPKRHLY IUU8IU1TKU WoPkJ IN F1NEBIND1N8, " wo On Friday A f tern nun, February B, at 4 o'clock. Included are Liber Verf. tatla, 8 vols.; Pacata Hlbernla, a volt.: Picknrln fhakfspeare; Ralnte Hllalre's flantm, 4 vols s Hnoi I1 reys IllHtntTol Printing; Mlnsale Romsnnm- New York Pictured allerles; Lore's Don yuuoie, Wavarlnr Novels, elo. I s 2t BUNT1NO, DUK150F0W & CO., AUCTIOBd KERH, Nob. iXl and ax4 MARKET Mtreet, comii" ol Bank street. Buccenrors to Johu B. Myers 4 (jo, FlIlST erRINO BALE OF CARPRriNGIS. 8na PIECES OIL CLO f Hi. ETO., On FrlCy iloriiluK, Feb. 5, at 11 o'ou ck, on fur months' crdlt abftitt aid pieces Ingrain, VeuetUn, list, hemp, cottage, ami rs carpetiUKs; t II cloth, etc. Also, a line of tapestiy Brussels. HO Ut IMPORTANT SALT! "op I0OJ OAHR9 BOOTfl! biiOKS. TRVrTLLIJ BAdb, K TO. On Tuesilay M'rnlng, eb , alio o'clcck.eu four muulhs' credit. I lit BY TJ. RCCTT, Jr., SCOTT'S ART GALLEUV. No. KK0 CUESN UP btreel, Philadelphia. HALE OF MODERN OIL PA1NTINQ3. On ilnir.ilu. t, , I r,i,iDV L ir,,..,., .,lt''- hud 5, at 7, o'clock, at Scott's Art Oallery, No. ldi (jheHiint street, will be sold without reserve, a nn ruber ol modern pslntlngs, hy arllsta ot oelehrlty or the American and English schools, comprising landscai.es, lakes, rivers, and coast soeues, alt mounted In rich gold leaf IrBinns Parilts desirous or coutrlbullng to the absve sala Cau do no. J ; CLAFK A EVANS, AUCTION ELKS, NO, 630 CHESNOT Street.' Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening, A large Invoice of BlaukeU, Bed Spreads, DryUood. t iotbs, Caeslmeres, Hosiery, bUUouery, Table an4 Focael Cutlery, Notions, etc. City and country merchant will find bargain. Terms carh. Goods packed free of charge I n . OD. McCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, No . 506 U AKET Sirett. BALE OF 900 CASF.8 BOOTS, SHOES, BR00AN8. BALMORALS. ETO. ,' On Thurhday Murulug, Feb. 4, commencing at lo o'clock, we will sell, by Catalogue, loi cah, Ouo canrs meu's, boys', and youth' bcole, nboes, brogans, baimorals. etc. Also, a large assortment of ladles', misses', and cblldren't wear, to whlou we would call the atteutton ot the trade. till THOMAS BIRCH & BON, AUCTIONEEKi AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No, Ull CHEttNUT Street; rear entrance No. 1107 Sanson M Bale at No. 11 lo Chesnut street. NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, PIANO FORTES, MIRRORS. PLATED WARE, CARPE1S, GLASSWARE, LACE CUR TAINS, ETC. , On Friday Morning, At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, No. lUOCheanat tieet, will be sold, a large assortment of superior new and second-hand parlor, chamber, dluing-roam. library, and kitchen furniture; mirrors; crpeie, etc PITTSBDRU GLASSWARE. Ou Friday MorulDg, At 10 o'clock, will be sold, 20 packages of Olaiswar. consisting ot band sets, gob els, tumblers, wiuei, nap pies, salla, bowls, etc , lu lots t tsult the trade. 28 2t KEENAN, SON & CO., No. 112 N. FRONT Ptrt-et. AUCTIONEERS, Ira LIPPINCOTT, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ASHHDBST BUIIOiING. No. 140 MARKET St. NEW YORK. DKIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY, CHU1SCH, DTJANK, AND NORTH STRKKT8, NEW YORK, TO BE LtfABED AT AUCTION. Adrian II. Muller, P. R. WUklas &. Co, wUl lease) at auction, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1819, At 12 o'clock M , at the Exchange Salesrooms, N 111 BROADWAY, BY ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED, , COMMITTEE OF THE BOARDOF GOVERNORS or thi SOCIETY' OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL, ITHE FIFTY -EIGHT LOTS COMPRISING ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED BY BROADWAY. CHURCH, DUANE, AND WORTH STREETS. WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE ABOVE-MENTIONED DAY. This property Is located In the centre of the heavy business of thecl'.y, on high ground, with dry, sandy soil, and surrounded by first-class Improvements. The leases will be for a term of twenty-one yean, with the usual .covenants for renewal, and will be ulml'.ar to those made by the "SAILORS' SNUQ HARBOR," which have always been considered ai most favorable to the lessee. The ad van-, tage of holding long lenses on property In the business ptrtlon of the city Is demon ( stiated by the large bonus which baa been paid for those mvde by the "Sailors' Snug Harbor," amounting in many case almost to ihe value of the fee. The leasing of the above-described property at auction will afford an opportunity that. In all probability will never again occur for procur ing leases ol building sites that must, from the con stantly Increasing demand for business property la this city, soon be worth a large premium, especially aa this property is by law EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION. JAMES W. BKEKMAN, JOHN DAVID WOLFE, ROBERT I. LIVINGSTON, JACKSON H SHU I.TZ, JAMES M. BROWN. Descriptive lists sent by mall If desired. 127171 CHROMO-L1THOGRAPHS. piCTURES FOR PRESENTS , A. S. BOB INS ON, No. S10 CHESNUT Street, - Has lost received exquisite specimens Of ART, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, FINE DRESDEN ENAMELS" ON PORCELAIN, In great variety. SPLENDID PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS, Including a number ot choice gem. A SUPERB LINE OP CHROMDe. A large assortment of NEW ENGRAVINGS, StO. Aino, RICH STiLE FRAMES, of elegant new patterns. I16j J NT I-WI N DOW RATTLER. For Owellluhva, Cure, MeniuboaUf te. Prevents Rattling and Shaking of the Win dows by the wind or other cauaes, tightens lha meli. prevents the wind and dost from euUiring, easily attached, and requires but ft single) glunoe to Judge of Us niorlls. etui oo toe uenerui Agent, C. P. ROSE No. 727 JAYSE Street, Between Market and Chesnut, 12 II fmw3io "tladelphla. DB. KINKELIN, A FT KB A RESIDENCE and practice of thirty years at the Northwest corner of Third and Union eireets, has lately re moved to Soth ELEVENTH Street, between MAJU KET ud CHESNUT. am Hlssuperlorliy In the prompt and perfect onre ol all rtcunt, chroulo, lotal. ,nd ooustltutlonal axteo tie .is ol asptcial nature, lfl proverblaL Diseases of the skin, appvarlug hi a hundred dif ferent forma, totally eradicated; mental and physical wtaknbss, and ail nervous debilities acl&utiuoall aud socoeaiuU? UWiUji. ooios hour trout A. ai 0 1 P. Ut BKIlHnlLtJt IHIwmn . . . On Thursday Mornln.. n -..1. viima vAtiritrj i VLi'xSA J2!'M '.h!.?-uri!? room-.b,
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