THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBKCARY C, 1869,
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OVIt RELIGIOUS COLUMN,
The Oldest Chrhtlan J.jmn.
tin Tad. Lib. Ill of Clctncut of Alexandria,
Mlven (In.Grcek) the uoi ancient hjmnof
tn primitive Church. It Is thero (150 years
flcr the Apostles) asserted to be of much earlier
Origin. H may hate been sudr by the "beloved
disciple" before he meended to his reward. The
following version will give some Imperfect idea
Of Us spirit:-, t.
Kherherd tf trndor youth,
Uuidinfr in love anl truth
Through devious wnys;
Christ, onr trluropbaut Kinjj 1
We come Thy name to bIdc,
And here our children bring
To about Tuy praise.
Thou art our holy Lord 1
The nil-subduing Word,
Healer of strife 1
Thou didst Thyself abuse,
That from slu's deep disgrace
Thou might est save our race,
And give us life.
Tbou art wisdom High Priest!
Thou bast prepared the feast
Of boly lovel
And In our mortal pain
None calls on Thee In vain;
' Help Thou dost not disdain,
Help lroni above.
Ever be Thou onr Guide,
Our Shepherd and our pride,
Our staff and song !
.lesus! Thou Christ of nod!
By the perennial word,
Dead us where Thou bast trod,
Muka our faith strong.
Fo now, and till we die,
Sound we Thy praises on bigu,
And joyful soni?.
Ini'uuts, Bud the glad throng,
Who to Thy Church beloug,
Unite und swell the song
To Christ our King.
l'ay ;Your 1'aslor.
Pay your pastor what you have promised. If
It be sufficient for bis temporal support, bis
ttlnd will be free from worldly eares, and he may
give himself up to the work of his ministry
Iflth a cheerful, contented, and happy heart.
Be will respect and love you for jour liberality,
and labor the more earnestly for your spiritual
tf(Sd. lie will not be easily drawn away to
another field at least he will not be ever seek
ing a change. Able to educate bis children, to
supply his library with the best book of the
(lay, happy in the midst of home comforts, and
able to lay up a little for the time when he
matt be laid aside, be has nothing to do but to
' itudy and labor for your gooQ and the Master's
Jtlory.
If tbe salary be inadequate.lt la all you pro
Biised, and perhaps all you are able to give.
He knew it when he accepted jour call. If he
be a man of earnest devotion to the work;
Willing to make sacrifices of personal comfort
for the sake of preaching Christ, he may reduce
his expenses to his income, and still be happy
and useful. You ought to appreciate his labor
of love, and pay him, by all means, to the day
aud tbe dollar. You may be too poor to give
him more, but jou caunot afford to be disho.
nest, especially towards one who is sacrificing
so much for your spiritual good.
But what is the pastor to do whose salary is
paid only in part, or in uncertain instalments,
coming In long after the quarter has become
' due? What is he to do! How is he to sustain
his character for common honesty? Yoar
promises win noi pay nis puis at me ouicuor s,
the grocer's, or tbe bookseller's. How can he
love you as dear children in Christ, or pray for
you, or labor in tho study, the pulpit, or from
house t house, as he should ? Is it a matter of
surprise that he should preach dull sermons,
j and seldom call to spend a pleasant hour at
I jour homes? Is It to be wondered at if he
1 should become dissatisfied with jou, and you
with him, bis ministrations unprofitable to jou,
his temper soured, and his character and in
fluence as a minister of the gospel ruined? No
congregation can afford to let their pastor's
salary remain unpaid. They can better afford
to borrow the money at fifty per cent, than fail
to meet their just obligations to him, and bear
the consequences which inevitably follow to
both pastor and people. Pay jour pastor what
jou have promised.
EPISCOPAL.
The Mormons are hostile to missionary
efforts in Utah, and recently the Episcopal
missionary in Salt Lake City was arrested wbil
holding his regular Sunday services on a charge
f violating aome city ordinance.
The toe?. R. Heoer Newton has resigned
the rectorship of St. Paul's Church of this city,
and has accepted the appointment of Financial
Secretary of the American Church Missionary
Society, which position was made vacant by
the death of the Kev. Mr. RMf e.
&. resident of Troy, recently deceased, by
his will directed tbe guardians of his children
to see that they were brought up in the Pro
ttstant Episcopal Church, aud expressed his
wish that they should be "taught to despite
that curso of our country, Abolitionism." The
will was written in 1865.
The Hock, iu riving information to a corres
pondent who makes an inquiry, states that
literates" seeklug ordinatiou tn tbe Church of
England are required to be well up in the bible,
the prayer-book, the evidences ot tbe Christian
religion and Church history, and to have "some
Uttle knowledge of tti9 Greek Testament 1"
Dr. IA 1 uejonn was jbss wren conserraiea
)n Brooklyn as the Protestant hpiscopal Bishop
f the Diocese of Long 1-laud. Tbe sermon
was by Bishop Odenheimer, ot New Jersey, and 1
other portions of the service were performed j
by Dr. Mali, who succeeds Di. Littlejuhn as i
reotor of Holy Trinity, bv Dr. Huutioirdon, the I
newly-elected Bishop of New York, by Bishop j
Potter, aud others.
Bishop Eatburu, ot Massachusetts, has
refused to sign the testimonial of Dr. Dooue.
elected Binhop of Albany. He has had to stand
s severe catechizing from other bishops who are
far from sympathising with bini. Tbe Episcopal
papers publish a form of penance which Dr.
poane, when in Hartford, used to require of
candidates lor confirmation, requiring certain
prayers to be said at certain fixed hours each
day for a period of time, varying at his option,
before they should be admitted to the sacrifice
of the Holy tuchartst. His consecration was to
title- plsce on Tuesday of this week.
According to the decisiou of the Court of
Arches, in England, lighted ciudles on tbe
Holy Table are lawful oulv when they are
needed for light, so that all that is now neces.
f$Tj is to darken tbe chancol tor that purpose.
The priest no longer eleva'.es tbe elements
above bit bead, which is declared to be un
lawful ; but be lowers his bead down to the
level of tbe table, and thus brings it beneath
the elements. Besides this, be elevates the
elements not, indeed, above his bead, but to a
lovel with tbe top of his head, It la said that
mro than two thousand Eualish clerevmen.
members of tbe Church Uniou, sympathize with
sad support Mr. Mackouockie. Indeptmlmt.
PBKSDYTBRIAN. . .
The Hot. Dr. Cuyler's church, in Brooklyn,
Hew York, received forty-seven members Jnuu-
Z. The Old Union Church, In Rockingham
nty Va., which had a bombshell put thiouaru
lu root' during the IniUlii ot Cross Keys, is to be
rb The Kev W. U. Murkland has .declined the
'.rTnlnioua call be iccelvod Irom the Third
jtSyterittu Church, Richmond,-Ya., a-few
wieksapo. The statu of religious Interest la
bis churche iorblds bis removal.
Tbe church In Reesevllle, near this city, has
given to Mr. Thomas Aiken, licentiate, the son
of one of lta eld ore, a very cordnl call to its
pastorale. He has also before blm a like Cull
irom tbe neighboring church of East Whiteland.
A few pcntl. nien and ladies of this city
recently, at a co t of $180, made tbe porchase
ot a remarkably Rood portrait of Rev. Albert
Barnes, by ftiarchant, to bo placed on the wall
of the room used by the Pastoral Association of
liiiinneipnia.
Tho Trusters of the Presbyterian Theoloal-
cal bemiuary at Chicaso, but not Its directors,
arj iu the interest of Mr. Cyrus H. MoUoruokk.
They have notified Dr. Lorrt that this year they
can pay nothing towards bis salary Irom the
income of tbe $ 75 000 paid la by Mr. McHorailck.
The Third Presbytery of flew York met
Jammiy 15i in the lecture room of tho Thii
teetilh street church (Uev. Dr. Burchar i's).
and ordained as an cvanecllet Mr. JKicuurrt ;.
Moree, assistant editor of tho New York
Observer.
The Rev. W. II. McAulev. formerly a mis-
slonnry in India, but who. for mauy years past,
nns ueru mooting in tbe bounds ot me I'resuy
terv ot Houth Alabama, has accented an an-
poliitment as evnnaoi 1st In a fir Id consisting of
nsab, Bethesda, McKiulcy, and Centre Rulgc
churches.
The Rev. J. O. Mitchell and Dr. J. II, Rice, of
Mobile, A la., resigned their pastoral charges last
November, iu order to facilitate a movement
then In progic-s for dissolving the Second aud
Third Prcubjtcrian Churches in that city, aud
forming a new church out ot the member?.
This church, aitce organized under the name of
the Jackson Street Church, is as yet without a
pastor.
Dr. Pprlufr ha been pastor of the Biick
rieshvtenan Church of New York for 59 years:
Dr. R. H. Storri-, of the Congregational church in
Braintree, Mas, for 5H yars; Dr. Nelson, of the
Congregational church la Leicester, Mass., lor
57 years; Ur. Hie, of the Congresational church,
in Medway. Mass.. for 54 sears: Dr. Withineton.
Congregational, ot Newbury, Mass., for 5;i years;
and Dr. Crier, of tho Prcsbytcrlnn church in
Brandy wine Manor, in this State, for 63 veavs.
The Presbyterian church on Forty-second
street. New Yoik, of which the Rev. Dr. Hast-
itics is pastor, has been burdened with a deot of
$o7.iuu. 1 ti is fact coming to tbe Knowledge ot
Janus H. Benedict, Esq., who, though residing
at larryiown, r-penas his winters iu jew ioric
city, he resolved on the removal of tbe burden.
This he accomplished by a liberal subscription
and by his personal cffoiis to obtain the balance.
Tbe result was a happy surprise to the pastor
ami ine cnurcu.
Tbe Trustees of the Central Presbyter'.nn
Church, Orancre, New Jersey, have pnrcha-ed
proneitv in Orange for the use of the church.
Tbe lot purchased measures 127 by 190 feet, and
there is already on it a bouse, which will be
used for a manse, the remaining part of the lot
being leservea lor toe erection ot a church.
Rev. Dr. leomans, who died there last summer,
while pastor of that church, has been succeeded
by his brother, the Rev. Alfred Yeomons, lately
pat tor of the church in Belltfonte, Pa., and the
prospects of the church are cheering.
The Second Presbyterian Church in Balli
more, Maryland, not long neo, sent an earnest
call to tbe Kev. b. A. Mutcbmore, pastor ot the
uouocKsinir rreeoyterian t. nurcn, ot mis city.
The Central Presbytery of Philadelphia met on
Tuesday last to consider the matter, when it
was announced that, iu consideration of tbe
great religious interest existing iu tbe Cohock
sink Church at present, and tho peril of inter
tcrint; with pastoral relations at such a time
the chuich in Baltimore would not press the
call a very kind and brotherly act on the part
of the Baltimore church. The Cohocksink
Church were ready to protest most earnestly
against the removal ot their pastor, and are
ertatJy pleased with the termination of tho
affair.
The opening services of tho Fifth Reformed
Pieshyteriau Church Rev. Dr. McAuley's
situate on Yolk street, near Coral, in this city,
were held last Sunday, in the lecture room of
tbe new ediuce, xne exercises were conaucteu
bv Rev. Dr. Mufcrave, Uev. Dr. Wylie, and Rev.
Dr. Beed. Tbe new buildiug is of br'ck, uud
measures G8 bv 100 feet. Tho lot is 100 feet wide
by 150 feet deep- The main audience chamber
has not vet been finished. The lcc'ureroom
measures 08 by F5 feet, and will seat about
seven hundred persons. The main audience
chamber will havo bittines for twenty-five huu
dred persons. It will be provided with side
aud end galleries, aud will be finished in a most
suostaiitiul manner. J uo lot, valued at if lU.O'll),
wits donated to the congregation. Ibe mem
bership ot the church is about five hundred
whiltAhat of the school is four hundred, and
about forty teachers. The building will cost
$jO,O0Q.
CATHOLIC
It is stated that out of the 600,000 Catholics
of the city of New York only 250,000 of them
could eo to cuurcbs ror want ot place, of wor
ship. More than 200,000 people came over Irom
Europe during the past year, and fully 40,000 of
them were of the Catholic laitb.
Tbe Roman Catholic St. Martin's Church of
Baltimore makes its vespers approach more
nearly to a concert than any Protestant church
ot which we have heard. The prosrramoie fo? a
religious service two Sabbaths ago began with
au overture and closed with a march, and
sandwtcnea oetween were selections irom m.
Faul. Moses tn ygvnt. and Jbombardi I
In all there are in the Catholic Church 12
patriarchates, 177 archbishoprics, and 905 bish
oprics totai. iu'.'. uui mere are vacaut i
patriarchate, 9 archbishoprics, and 102 bishop-
rics. The number ol sees and vicariates in the
British dominions is 110. Great Britain alone.
theretore, will represent above one-tenth of the
pielatcs who will have a right to sit aud judge
in the Oecumenical Council.
Forty-years aeo there wa9 one Catholic
priest in Englatd who had beea a clergyman of
tbe KstaDiisnea cnurcu-tue lion, aua Kev.
George Speucer. Now there are torty such
prlebts In the archdiocese of Westminster, and
about two hundred iu the country. Lay con
veits are probably in proportion. The returns
the last year in tbetnetroiioli are 2200; and the
converts, or perverts, are mostly from the upper
bud middle ranks of society.
Father Doane is very successful in his effort
lor tne cuuowment ox tne American uoinnn
Catholic College at Rome. Newark has added
$9000 to tbe fund, which now amounts to
$103,500. Of this amount New York has given
seven purges or $5)oo eacu, Baltimore three,
Philadelphia two, Boston oue, Harttord oue,
ai d Newark oue. The balance is in sums of
S1000, $600. etc. Brooklyn will be visited after
Faster. Father Doane la now ou a tour of tbe
Western cities, if the same energy charac
terizes bis brother's management of the Protest-
ant Epbcopal.Dioceseot Albany, that missionary
see win dc e.ri"J strengtuened.
LUTDBKAN.
Rev. Ilfiiry Fabr. rastor of a German LU'
thrran church in hockpott, Ohto, wits lately
cant u npon to conauct voe iunerui services ot a
member ot a neigbboriug Lutberan church,
wbo bad died just in time to escano church
consul e lor the ot'i-vse or becorniupr proprk-tor
..I l,inVln Kulnn.. Tk. 1 r... . l
lorp, retuert to perform the entire service,
which Includes "siuictificutlon," nnri tho
wite of the deceased was wlUiui? that this
foimula should be ouiitled; but it diil
Dot satif.v his townsmen. There arose a fipht
between those who supported ana those wbo
opposed tbe pastor; aud, the littler being iu a
majority, he was stoned by the mob, and
escaped Into a uelRhborins; house. Being
attacked there, ho was obliged to take refuge
with ft borte and carriage which some ot bis
friends supplied. Keturnini a few days later to
visit the wnow, no was hsh'u uiuieaeu ana
forced to flee to save his lite. Thieo of tbe
leaders have been arrested, aud have giveu bull
to pmrrve the peace.
REFORMED.
Tbe Bev. 8. B. Brown, Kfter spending eight
c8is in Japan, as a missionary of the Board of
Mlrblons or the Roionned (Dutch) Church, re
turned to this country a short time apo, aud has
nsurned, for tbe past year, charge ot tho Ue.
formed churcb ou Lake Owasco, of which he
was lormeily pustor. Ihe Rev. Mr. Browu will
toon return to Japan and pursue his missionary
labors there. Dorius his former residence In
that country, tho house he owned and occupW
Viiib destroyed by (ire, provlnR a total loss. His
' friend?, therefore, propose to erect for him a
suitable house wherever be may bo located by
the Board of Missions, tbe building to be, iu
the end, the property of the Board.
CONOBKOATIONAL.
Mr. Samuel Morlev. M. P.. has eenerously
offcicd to give 200 to each of tbe twenty-four
Congregational churches In London and
vicinity wblcb, having been or being engaged
in erectlng.edifices, need pecuniary aid.
The ministerial sensation ot Boston, Mass.,
u9t now, is the new pastor of the Park Street
Church, the successor of the Rev. A. L. Mtsnc.
The Rev. Mr. Murray is a graduate of Yale
College a few years ago, and is still on tho
sunny side of thirty. Ho dresses with great
precision, and is anythlog but clerical in his
iiersonsl appearance. In his pulpit-exercises
ie is decidedly original, aud his auditors were
tligbily stuilled, the other Sunday, whej he
prajed that tbo Lord would "bless those
iniuaie-agca icmaies in tue congregation wuose
youthful hopes had been disappointed."
The Rev. J. W. Houiib was instullcii pastor
of the Congregational Church iu Jackson,
Michigan, January 27. Tbe opening services
were by Rev. II. O. Ladd, of Olivet, Mich.; the
sermon (a solid, thoughtful, and carefully-
written essay, dcilgued to show that much
knowledge brings much sorrow) by Rev. Dr.
Patlon. of Chicago; tbo installatiou prayer" by
Rev. O. H. Dean, of Kalamazoo; the charge to
the pabtor by Rev. J. G. W. Cowlcs, of East
t-aginaw; the right hand of fellowship (a warm-
neariea aua rnuuiy speecn) oy ev.
Frank P. Woodbury, ot Flint; and
tho charge to the pcoplo by Rev.
S. M. Freeland, of Detroit. It was ono ot tho
features of the examination by the counsel that
the candidate responded to their questions by
answers which somewhat perplexed tho old
fashioned theologians; but he finally rcocived
their unanimous vote. Iu taut, vote or no vole,
it was quite evident iu advance thut the Jackson
church meaut t3 have Mr, Hough for their
minister. This fact they signified to him in au
emphatic manner by suddenly adding a thoa-
Faiiadollsrs to un previously stipulates salary,
Without even stopping to consult bis ludgment
as to the propriety ot such an iunjvatiou. Mr.
Hough occupies, witu uouor, aumty, ana use
fulness, one of the most important pulpits in the
West.
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and Brl-tol. And at 10-13 A M for HrliloU
At 7'8o and ll A. W. 2 30, aud 6 P. M. for Morrisvllle
and Tuliytown.
At 7 so and lo-l A. M, and 2 30, and 8 P. M. for
Siiienck's and EdCiiiRtoo.
At 7 so aud 10-15 A. Al. 12-30, . 8, and 8 P. v.for Corn
Well's, lorrcdale, Holuiesourg, Tacuny, WlMlno
nilng, Brldeaburg, und Frai-kiord, aud at i P. M. for
lloln PHimrs and Iniernied line Stations,
FROM WJHT IHILADELPHIA DErt)T.
'ia l-onneclliig Railway.
At 9-45 A. M , riu, 4, bmo. and 12 1'. Id. New York Ex
press Lilies, Via Jersey City; Fare, W 20
At 11 80 P. M. Emigrant Line: Fare, P-
At 45 A. M l-2o, 4. B OT, and 12 P. M., tor Trenton.
AlS-45 A. M., 8, 6-30 and 12 P. M., tor Br.tol.
At 12 P.M. (Night), lor Worrlsvllie. 'lullytown.
Pclierek's, KddliiKion'oruwrli'B.Torrvsuale.Holmea
bnrg, Tacony, Wiauluouilug, Brldebburg, andirauk-
'tuo 8-48 A.M., 8-80 and 12 P M. Ltues will ran
dully. All oilier, Sunday excepted.
For Lines leaving Kensington depot, take the cars
on Third or Filth streets, at Clieinut, SO iiiinoi.es
before deparmre. The cars of Market Steet railway
run direct to w est v hlladeipnia uepot. jnesnui aim
Walnut within one square. Ou Sundays the Market
Sire. t cars will run to connect with the 9'4& A. M. 6 30
aud 12 P. M. Llues.
bh.li V IDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
At 7'30 A. M. lor Niagara Falls, Builalo, Dunkirk,
Elmlra, Ithaca, Owego, Koohester, lilngliuiittoo, Os
wego, syraoiiHe, UreBt Bend, Montrose, Wilkeslmrre,
Bcrauton.stroudsburg, water uap, ocnooiey s jhuuu-
Al !-iJ0 A. M. and 8'30 P. M. lor Belvldere, Easton,
l.ambertvllle, Fleuimgtou, eto, Tho S Ju 1. M. Line
couurcis direct with the Train loavlug Easlou lor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Uethlehem, etc.
At b P. 11. lor Ijamuertviiie uu wwiimui,o i.n
tlons. CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY I AND
Fh,BB DJkVki Ail Al ALIUaI aw A V T A AO.AAJT
FFOMMARKET BTREET FERRY, (Upper Side.)
Al 7 aud 10 A M.. 1-80, 8 80, and 5-S0 P. M., lor Mer
chaulHVllle, Mooieetowu, HarllorJ, Mummy. lie.
jMaiuBPort, Hottnt Holly, smith villa. Ewausvilie
Vincentown, Ulrmlnghum, aud l'mubcrton.
At 7 A. M,, 180 and 8'80 P, M., lor Lewlstow
Vv rlKhtHtowu, Cooksiown, New Egypt, llurnertown,
Cream Ridge, liuiajatowu, Sharon, and Hlghtatown,
11 16 WILLIAM H. OATZMEw, Agent.
pENKSYLYAMA CKKTBAL KAILBOAD
FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECr NOV, 22, 1888.
The trains of lice Pennsylvania Ceulrl itdlnoad
itave the Dtpoi. at'F.HUt'i'Y-FlltST and MaaKeT
Streela, which la reached dl.'ectiy by. tlie Market
Street cn-.s. the last cat counecllng witu eacn train
li aving Front and jttarket stieeu tulrt v minutes Lie
fore lui departure. The Caetuut and Vd aiuut btreets
cars run wilhiu one square oitlioDepOt.
Slei ping Car Tloketi can oe hud ou application at
the 1 1cket ouice N. W. .corner Ninth aud Chesuut
streela. and at the depot.
Agents of tbe Union Transfer Company win call
for and deliver baggage at tne depot. Orders lelt at
N o. uol Chesuut i ll tut, or No. 116 Market sirew, will
locfclve auon. LKAyR DEei)Tt V1Z.
Mall Train. "'tO A, M,
Paoll Accommodaiiou, 10 SO A. ai., 10, ana ((, p. at,
Fast Line u A. M.
Erie Express UoOA. Ji,
Harrlatiurs Accomiiodaiioo Viiu P. M.
Lauciwter Accommodation - l ui P. M.
Parkesburg Tralu.............. 6 80 P, M,
Cluclnuail Express........ a"'",8.' V
Erie Mall ana iluliulo EApres. 10 45 P. M.
l'nllaoelphla Express Li ou Nlgnu
Erio Mall leaves dally, except Sunday, mucin un
Saturday right to Wllllainspi.ri ( my . un und y uighl
iisssengers will leave Philadelphia al 12 o'clock.
Phiiivuelptala Express leaves Caiiy. All other train.
"Ihe WetDAcr'o'mmodatlon Train run dally. M4.
cuiit Sunday. For this train uciaou must bo pro.
ctred and baggaga delivered by 6 00 P. M., at NoT Ue
MarketBtrcew AB1UVB AT DbiPOi'. VIZ.:-
Clncinnatl Exprcu j10 A, jt.
Phlladell hla Express .b iu A, j.,
ProIi Aiicwumu'oi " '" iux. at
Erie Man and LuUalO EXprebH
Ff.rkeilHirg Traiu
Fast Lite
Lancaster Train....-
Erie Express -
Day E.x press-... TAW:'.'"""""
t - a ..f.fktu in, nation...
IU I'll A. M.
...0-10 A. Al.
ld-M A. M,
Af iu P. il
...4 io P. w
...4-W P. id.
a."---"--,,.,,, .
..j u r. u ,
rfCi WKnyoA'KLEL."R;j'. Ticket Agent.
va Mo,S()MjfliSNUT Street,
FRANCIS I'UNE.'Jlcite! AgHUl,
No. 11 MAREET t-traet.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Raliroad Company will not as
sume any rUik for LHEae, except lor Wearing Ap-
arel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
lollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value whM be at the rluk of the owner, unliiai, taken
by special contract, huyvaauh. wui-Lti Aaiw,
(2k General Superintendent Altoona, Fa.-.
PHILADELPHIA, WILllliJGTOH, AND
BALT1MOKE RAILROAD. TliilE TA1TLE.
Couimencing MONDAY, November 'id, ittOS. J'ralns
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
ton avenue, as follows:
Way-Mall Train at 8 S0 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore, supping at ail regular stations. Con
necting with Delaware Raliroad al Wilmington for
CrlBileld and lutermedlate stations.
Express kTrain at 12 M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, sopciug at Wilmington,
Perrivllle, aud Havre-oe-uraue, connects al Wil
mington with train for New Castle.
ml'Jr.Ti mi., ui 4-nn P. M. (Sundays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, slopping al Chester,
Xhurlow. Liuwood, Claymout, Wt mmgijii, Naw
port, Stunlou. Newark, Elklon, Norlh-Eusl, Charles
lown, Fein ville. Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Pery
ujau's; Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's, and biemmer's
Br?i'uht Express at 11-30 P. M. (Dally) fur Baltimore
4. V.". .!. .,, atonulus al Chester. Tnurlow. Liu-
tnnrt Clayraoiit, Wilmington, Newark. Elklon,
S7.rri.J t.Bl. Perry vllle. and Havre oe ursce.
PwsengVrs lor Foriress Monroe aud Norlolk will
take the UuO M. rB'",1TON TRAINS.
Slopping at all Siallous between Phiiadelphla and
N LeavePhhadelphla at lltOA. M., 2 80. d 00. ana
..ut u M. Itain couuecu with Dela-
SiuiZd lo; iuruiswu and intermediate
Traits buuuays e'":
a,
7-2S
Tm WM - a . iPre". P. il.,
S A. m.l Vr..peKS.
kxptei-s , tVViViN jb'KOM. BALTIMORE.
fBVSll,fv man's Aberueeu, Havre de-Grace. Perry,
nolia. Ferryman b, Awf" k. , i ..... muwux.
2 VfcX Claymout, Linwood.
niouiu-i -
and Chester.
...... Wd.. n .1
Jhrough t ebl;pVocured at ticket odtce, o. Hit
eoianweBt may " upruLouUutnial Hotel, wnerd also
f.V .I. i.reet OUUer LOUtlUtmai uu.n, nurio
Chesnut street, jj,.,, D b.eeplug cars cau
biaie Rui" " dlly PetBOna purouaslug tick
secured during t -. uurckMl Bt lfieu r,
be
tickets
rest
at this oujc" "-,,", Tiauster Company. .
Ounce by the Union '.'jv, bUp6rintcndent.
UA LT
AND IHE
VANlA. ,r.r on all Night Trains.
''S'.er MONDAY. November 23, 1(W8. the
Ou and ae j.uliu"eiphla and Exit RaiUoad wlU
run as follows: w jchtwxsd.
. . leJkV l'hilaoeiphla 10 45 P. M
24 AIL TRAIN yj llliamsport 615 A. la
arrives at -rie ou r.
Lvmvxa leaves x-hilaoolphia 11-50 A, M
ERIE F-rILtfcd Willlaunipurk. 8 60P.M
" arrives at Erie 10-tO A. M
x u Tn x MAIL levesPhl adeiphU. S'OO A. M.
xvi.jii.ix-,, w iiiiauispori o r, u,
ii arrives at xjocKnaveu.... v ia r. m
v.HTWlUlk
.IT train I aves Erie...... 10'5 A. M
MAIL x B AxJM t " -yvuiiBuxuport .,12 66 A. M
arrives at Philadelphia jo oo a. m.
irmir TiXPEEba leves Dr. M
KBLE (iua.rvoo m wiillamsport..... 7 60 A. M
arrives at Philadelphia... i-io p. m
..... -a v,nrM connect witu oil creek ai.n
' I II weuerat ouperinienaenfc
EST JERSEY RAILROAD S.
t T. AND WIMJtll AHitANGKMUlHr.
'rout fool ot W ARKET street iVvtJftatJ).
0fl.TmirA. FOLLOWS.
For Cpiiiy w4 suilous below itiilvMe, fU
FVM: miii vine. Vlueiand, Ud Intermediate sutloni
ll.fRHdV'eiombaleia, itndway stations 816 A. M
and S-80 r. w.
1 Woodbury t 8-15 A. M., 8-1S, VK, and S-00 P. M
vV!iih? iain i"Vt Camien dally at 12 o'olooJl
Freight Ualu
nFrUeight reoelved at second covered whasfjHJ
Freight Duuvweu y,, j ifr.i a m j. bewell,
(J UujiwmUudttxUx,
' liave Wilmington 7 00 aud 810 A. M., I SO. 4-16, and
u w m The b 10 A. Ai. Tralu will not Blou between
Zlani I Phi LadeThl-. The 7 OOP. l. lraln trout
wilmmion SunVdilly; all other Accommcdatlon
T-.iilTAUFLPUIA AND EKIE KA1LROAD.-
P"i.vihll T1MB TABLE.-THROUUH AND
MULiTE BKTW EEN PHILADELPHIA,
DIB EC'l BO V 1 J. Z. i H H tl 1U1 . WlLLlAuaWlKl'
lMOlvJ!.. imufriN (ur pnuKdviJ
RAILROAD LINES.
BEADING RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK
LINK FROiVl P1III,'A1)K.L1H1 to the
JNI'ERIOROF PENNSYLVANIA. THE HOtlUYL
KILL. SUSQUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS?,
THfl
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND TUB CANADA9.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, Deoember 14, 1SHS.
T,pavlnf the Company's D-pot at Thirteenth and
Callowhlil streets, Philadelphia, at the following
hours;
HORNING ACCOMMODATION.
At 7-30 A, M. for Reading and all Intermediate
Stations and Allentown. Beturnlng, loaves Keitdlug
at '8S P. M.; arrives In Philadelphia at fa P. M.
MORNING EXPRESS.
At H-15 A, M. for Reading, Lebanon, ITarrlsriurg,
Potuvllle. Pine Grove, Tainaiiia,Sunbury, Williams
port, Elmlra, Rochester, Niagaia Falln, lliillaio,
WllkrNbarre, Plltalon, York, Carlisle. Cbambersbiirg,
llsgeratown, etc
The 7u A.M. train connects at READING with
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains lor Ahentowu.
etc., and the Sis A. M. trslu connects with the
Lebanon Valley train for Harrlnburg, etc.; at POUT
CLIJN 'ION with CatawtHsa Raliroad trains for Wll
lltmisriort, Lock Haven, Elmlra, etc.; at 11AHKIS
BUP.U with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
and Schuylkill and HuBUi.hsnna trains for Nortli
uniberlaud, Wltllamsport, Yoik, Chambersburg,
l'inegrove, etc.
AFTERNOON KXPRFAS.
Lfaves Philadelphia at 3 m p. M. for Rsadlnsr,
Piiltsvllie, Rarrlsbiirg, e"c connecting with Heading
and Columbia Raiirottd trains lor Columbia, etc
POTT8TOWN ACLX)lTMOD ATION.
Leaves l'otutown at 4lA, m., s oppiug at Inter
mediate stations; arrives lu Pnlladelphla ato iu A. M.
Retottilng, leaves l'hiladolphla al 4 P, M.l arrives U
Putisiowu at e-ia p. M.
REATINO ACCOM MOD ATION.
Leaves Reading at 7-aii a . M.. slopping at all way
stations; ariites la Philadelphia at 10 2u A. U.
Returning, icavoi Phlladulphla at 4 45 P. M.; arrives
In Reading at 7i P.M.
Trains lor Philadelphia leave Hsrrlsburg at 8 10 A .
M., aud Pol'.HVllle at 8 A, M., arriving iu l'hl.vlei
plila at 1 P, M. AHornonn train have Hurrlsburir
at i 05 P. M., and Pollsville at 2 li P. M.. arriving al
Philadelphia al 815 P. M.
Hairlsburg Accommodation leaves Reading at 7-15
A. M , aud ilarrlsburg at 4 10 P. M. Conueuiiug at
Rending with Afternouu Aicommodittion houiu at
,i r. ai., arriving in rnuaompuia at r. At.
Market train, with a uaHlouger car attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 12 30 noon, lor Potlsvllle and a I way
ta'totts: leaves roiisviiie at au A,m..ior ruiiauei-
hla and all way stations.
A ll the above uaius run uany, euuoays ex-
cepiefl. A. ....,. ......
eunuay iraius ievo uu-o.ini n. o j. di , aim
Philadelphia at 8 15 K M. Leaves Philadelphia tor
Reading at 8 A. M. Metarulug irom Reading al 125
. M. ,
CHESTER VALLEY RATLROAD.
rnssemieis lor Downlngtown and Intermediate
polnta uke the 7 30 A. M 12 o. and 4 P. M. trains
rom i-uii.uieriii'. nuiu Avwm'igbvsra
at O'bO A. 111., 12 45 and 616 P. 51,
PEBKIOMKN RAILROAD.
PasxeFeers for Skltmack lake 7 80 A. M. and 4 P.
M. ttalnHlromPhlladeluhia.reiuriilog from SKinoacIc
at s-Jo A.M. and 12 45 P. M. Stage lines for the various
points In l'erkloruen Valloy connect w lib trains at
to.'legevllle aud ukippacic.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND
A XI Hi VV X.O I .
T aovob V. Vflrl t.r. II A. Nf. And Qnil Q D r
Phi-Hlng Ri adiug ut 1 to A, fd auu roll and 10 ll P, M.,
aim connecting ai nitrni. utg witu x-euuuyivanla
ai d Northern Centra. Railroad Express train i for
Pittsburg, Chicago, wiiiiamsport, nauiira, Balli.
IUM..tiiiii,iiB Express train leavts Harrlahuri? nn
arrival of Pennsylvania Exprtes Irom Plitsburir at
3-Mi and 5i(. A. M... aud 10 60 P. it., passing Resdlug
at 6 44 and 7 31 A. M , and 12'oO f. M and arriving at
- . . . ... hi nt.il ,.!. .nil 1 . f , i
ntw x ur bii " " " . Sleeping
can atcc inpauy tht e trains through between Jersey
(:.. ... ii PiiLsburK a Hlioiil clmime.
A MallTia'tt lor New York leaves Barnsbtirg at
810 A.M. and 2 06 P. M. Mall train lor Harnsourg
leaves jew
KmiTYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Traiim leave Potiavilie at b--ii and ir.io a. At . and
(i-4 P, M.. letuiDUiri irom xamui.ua at OKo A. M., aud
r.6 and 4.3o P. Al.
SCHUYLKILL AI.D fcLSUUEtl ANNA RAIL-
Trains leave Auburn al 7 '55 A. M. for PlnpEFrovn
bliC ii urrihtiui g. aud at noon for Pluegrove and
'i rn.iin.t. Re'.utuint; irom ilarrlsburg at a so P. M..
and irom iiniuuui i iv a. i.. nuu u x m..
TICK WIS.
ThlCi fcl. flrst-c.ass ticKets and emigrant I Icketi to
U tho i.' uiiiipal points in ihe xNortn and Weit
aiid camds
Excursion iicKen iroiu s-unaumpuia to nnaaing,
bi.ii lLiiermt uuue Biaiions, kouu lur one uav ouu.
are sold by Mm nlut AcuouimodAlion lilarket Tralj,
p.et.duig auu l oiioionu iitcuuiuiuuauua xruius, at
S'iV.'iii.iii Tickets to Phl!ade'Dhla. eroo;! fur nna
tiny only, aie old at P.eadltfg aud Intermediate sta-
til'UB 0 ..l'111!! " .v.iuwnM ..vbVUilUUUNUUU
n at. , e.iuti.d rales.
i he ioiiowu;g ii.i.. - ,j wu.Biuniiiu uu'y hi (ne
cilice ol S. Bra.iioiu, iiMsotcr, x. zzt a, Euiirm
smet. Pniiauoipnia. rr ui u. n. iiox.oiu, Ueuoral
fc.iiperlmcm.ent, nesuium
COJIMUTATION TICKETS.
At 25 per cent. dlHCouut, between auy poluts de
sired, lr lamtiles auu um.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
:, nl for ?f),0 xuilib. bulwocu nil ojlnta. at ta-n
each lor i..rju.ieo auv
SEASON TICKETS,
p,., thr.e six. uiuo. or twelve mouths. for hol.lflra
only, to ail poiu.s at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Ttolillni? nn the line ol the road Will bs fiirnlnhad
w ith cuius emitting themselves and wives to tickets
at hall hue.
F.XCURBIUN TICKETS
Vrnm P' lladufhla to principal stations, trood rnr
Satuiduy, eunday. ana Mokday.al reduced tares, to
be had omy at the Ticket Cilice, at Thirteenth aud
Callow hiu BireeUi.
FREIGHT.
fiords of all descrlp.ioiis lor.varded to all the annuo
points irom tne Company's new freight depot, Broad
aj.d Willow streets.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Phl'auelpuia dally al 4 as A. M , 12-80 noou.
8 and 0 P. &i. lor JKeuuuig, x.eouo.i, HarrtBuurg.
Pbtisvule, l ull cuutou, auu au po.uis oeyouu.
MS.ILS
Clrseat ths PhUudelphla i-oit Otlice for all nlaana
ou the read and its orauches at 6 a. M., aud for the
principal kiatiuus oniy at iiu x- ux.
BAGGAGF.
iHtcgan's Express win collect oaggage for all trains
luii.i Phluuelnkla lieuot. Uiuna can bd leu at
No. S F'ourib street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth
and callowhlil :rte,s.
"MOUTH I E.NNS i JY AN I A KAILUtJAD.
IN iur BET H LU HE it , DOYLitSl-OW, MAUlH
tlllflXi jiia-'iVM, niuu.awa.uiii, TXX.Ail.3-
Pll'itolON, TUNK HANNOCK. aNi Sl'llANTOi!
WINTER A K it Ai U EM EN TS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, coruerot BERKS
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays excopiedj,
as follows:
At 7 46 A. M. (Exprei s for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Cbnug, Hazletou, Wllliamsport, Wllkesbarre,
Mahauoy City, PUlstou, ana Tunkuauuock.
a.m. (e.xpresH) lor ueiuieuem, xtasiou, Allen
town. Mauch Cnuuk, WUkesbarro, Pltuion, aud
Scrautou.
At x'4o tr. in. txvxprewr ii.r xteinieuem, ma ten
Cbuhk, Wtikesbarre, Pitlston, sud Mcrautoo.
At 6'M) P. M. lur Bethlehem, Easion, Allentown
and Mauch CLunk.
Kor Doy lestowu a o w a. .ii., x io nnu i-io r. EL.
For Fori Washington at 10 45 A. M. aud 11 M P. M.
For LanBdale at b-2 1 P. M.
Filth and r-ixth streets, Second and Third streets,
aud Union City Passenger Railways run lo the new
"'"TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 10 A. M 21o, b io, and 8'30
P"lrom Doylostown at 8-38 A. M 4-65 and 7 P. M.
I rom Lusdaleat7 0 A. M.
From Fort Washington at 10 46 A. M. and 810 P. il.
ON SUNDAlS.
Philadelphia tot Bethlehem at V aO A. M,
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2 P. M.
Doyleetowu for Philadelphia at 7 A. M.
Bethlehm for Phllade.phia al 4 P. M.
'tickets sold and Bagguge checked through at
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express Olllce,
MMI.nnH.U.b ELLIS CLARK. AgenU
WEfcT CHESTER AND THIL4DELPHIA
RAILROAD. WIN ixH ARRANGEMENT:
On and alter MONDAY, October 6, loos, Trains will
leave as follows; ,t
lave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHEmN UT Sireels, 746 A. AL, 11A.M..,
2 80 P. M ,4 )5 P. M., 4 60 P. M., 6-16 aud ll 30 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Pulladeiphla, from Deport
on East Market street at 6 25 A. M 7 45 A. M., S'OO A,
M .. 10-45 A. M 1 56 P. M. . 4-60 P. M., aud 6 65 P. M.
Trains leave West Chester at S 00 A. M..and leav
Irg Philadelphia at 4 60P. M., will stop at B. C. Junc
tion and Media only. Passengers lo or from station
between West Chester and B. C. Junotlun, going
East, will take train leaving West Chester at 7 46
A. V.. and going Weal will take the trm loavli g
Philadelphia at 60 P. M., and tranuler at B. U
3 The Depot In Philadelphia la reached directly by
tha Cheauul and Waiaut street ckts, Thi.se of ti.e
Market Street Hue run within oue square. The
ears of both lines cunueot with each Uaiu upon its
arrival. ON BTjNDA.y8l
Leave Philadelphia at 8 8o A. M. and 8-on P. M.
Leave WeBl Chester at 7 -68 A. M. and 4 ou P.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7 45 A. M. aud 4-P0
P. M., and leaving West Chester at 8 00 A. M. and 4-t.O
p M.. coune t at B. C Junction with Trains on P. dt
B. C R. AL. lor 0furd ud Inteimediate points.
410 ' iiJUSRY WOOUi Oeuwal Bup't,
AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS A HONS, N03. 139 AND li
B. FOURTH STREET.
BALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS, February
k. at ix ,u ciot a, noun, at iuo xvxooange, will in
clude M ARK ET STREET. Nod. 1224. 12?A. and ItM-Puh.
lie btilidlns known ai the NATIONAL HAI.f.a
by UK) foet.
FOURTH (south), Nos. IIS and llfl-Valnabls Real.
denees, 45 by 1H2 feet, two Iron's.
FIFTY-FOURTH AND WYALUSINO, B. B. corner-
Two Modern Dwelling.
FOURTH AND MIFFLIN, S. E. comsr-Valaabi
Let.
THIRTY FOURTH AND HAVERFORD. B. R.
Corner Modern Residence.
eighth, above Knee Large i-oi, 20 by no feet.
TWENTY-FOURTH (nerth). Nos.776and 777-Two
Modern Dwellings.
monroe, nos. 817, no, ana siv;, more and Dwell
tugs.
1 snare west unesier ttaiiroaa.
6 spares Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
1 share Academy or Fine Arts.
1 share Philadelphia Ailienu-uni.
80 -hare Lehigh Crane Iron uouipnny.
44 shares German town and Perklomen Turnpike
Company.
BOO snares uermantown ras-enger natiwayuo.
4 (hares Philadelphia and Southern Matt Steam
hip Company.
222 shares Baltimore and I'll 1 1 r . Rteamboat On.
tin Ooo lirst mortgage bonds ot tbe Eastern Store
Railroad Company.
lis shares neueionie ann rtnnwsnon b t;o. izj(
ano shares Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets Pasien-
ger Railway Company.
1 snare rnuaneipuia uirrj vunipany.
shares I'nlon Mutual 1 1 Burance Company,
Hie shares Maple shade Oil Company.
100 nbarrs Dalsall Petroleum Company.
a0 shares American Hut ton-hole Machine Co.
(500 Blngbam Mining and Lumbering Oompaar.
UXT1NU, DUUBOKOW & CO., AUOTIOHs
EERS. Nos. 282 and &4 MARKET Street, coraes
of Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers A
IMPORTANT PALE OK 200 CASES BO0T3,
shoes, rim h.x,lii w u aua, duo.
On Tuesday Marnlug,
Feb 9, at 10 o'clock, en four months' credit. 8 1st
LARGE 8A I.E OF BRITIH tf. FRENCH, GERMAN,
Ai. u xji ittirjnx j vj irivx ouuu j.
On Thursday Mcratng.
Feb, ll, at 10 o clock, on four months' credit. 2 1 St
LARGE BALE OF CARP KTING3, OIL CLOTHS,
ETC ETO.
. on Friday Morning, .
Feb. 12. at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit, abottt
S(o pieces Ingrsln, Venetian. Hat, hemp, cottage, and
rag carpelings, oil cloths, etc. S 61
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.
( Lately Salesmen for M. Thomas A Sous.)
No. 620 CI! ESN UT St.. rear entrance from Minora'
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
Ou Monday Evening,
8th Instant, at 7 o'clock, ai the Anctlon Rooms,
valukble private library, including: standard work,
lu line bindings, 16 31
Palft No. S.io 8. Ninth street.
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE. FRENCH
PLATE OVAL MIRROR. HANDSOME BRUS
SELS AND OTHER CARPETS, ETO.
On Tuesday Morning,
February 9, at 10 o'clock, at No. 259 Si. NlBtb
street, above Spruce, by catalogue, the entire Furni
ture including Handsome walnut and green repa
parlor suit, elegant walnnt (tairere, line French plate
oval mirror, handsome walnut chamber suit, collage)
suit, spring beds, mattresses, handsome Brussels
and other carpet, dlnlug-room aud kitchen furni
ture and uteiiHlls, ele.
May he seen early on morning of sale. 1 5 8t
Peremptory Sale on the Premises, to olose the Part
nership Concern of the Firm ol Evans & Watson.
HOCK AND MACHINERY.
BUPFRIOR FIRE-PROOF SAFES, SUPERIOR
FIRE-PROOF SAFE, with Sanborn Steam P'tenl;
2 fine burglar proof safes: second
hand safes; vault. doorf; drilling)
machines; lathes; shafting; belting;
tools; castings, f;tc.
On Thursday Kornlnff,
February ll, at 10 o'clock, at No. 28 South Seventh!
street, without reserve, to close the partnership con
cern of Evans A Watson, by catalogue, the eutlre
stock, Including: lo superior fire-proof sates, with
k unborn Bteatu attachment; small Evans A Watson
Bales; 2 very fine patent burglar-proof sales, retail
price ttitO; luslde hurglar-prools; money boxes, patent
locks; set of vault doors; 12 safes, made by Llille and
others; large quautlty of pamphlets and printed
mailer, etc,
AT THE. FACTORY,
Beck of No, 248 North Eighth street, below Vine.
VALUABLE MACHINERY; LATHES; DRILL-PX.EWSi-.t-!
FOF.OE: TOOLS: WROUGHT ANi
CAST IRON; PLATFORM b (3 ALES, ETC
On Thursday,
At 12 o'clock M., tho entire contents of Factory, In
cluding: 4 drill presses: placing machines; lathes;
Vises: pair heavy shears; casting-i; sbafilng; pulleys
and hangers; billing; screw cutter; blacksmiths' and
inachlula s' tools; forte: 2 pairs platform scales; 4
cabinet makers' benches; 1 barrel varnish; lot lum
ber, etc.
AIbo, 1 ton asbeBtns.
Also, small Iron safe.
M ay be seen early on morning of sale. I SO lot
0
TI.AF.K .V EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. CSO
CHESN UT Street.
Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
A large invoice of Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Goods,
Cloths, Casslmeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table aa
Poctet Cutlory, Notions, etc.
City and country merchants will find bargains.
Terms cash. ..... .
Goods packed free of charge I M
OD. McCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, N
. 600 M AxiEET BiraeU
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BROQANS.
BALMORALS, ETC,
On Monday Morning,
X t ... n, uuu.iuenv.uB n a u v v. i wo ..... v . jj
catalogue, for cashlu00 cases men's, boys', and youths.
boots, shoos, brogana, balmorals, etc
Also, laaies , misses'i auu cnuureu s weax, l s ss
SALE OF 1000 CASKS BOOTS AND SHOES.
On Thursday Morning,
Fehinarvll. at 10 o'clock, will be sold a large as
sortment of boots, shces, balmorals, sic Also, a ixrga
line of ony-maoe gooos, o
KEENAN, SON & CO.,
No. 112 N. FRONT Street,
AUCTIONEERS,
Liai
LIPPINCOTT, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
AbRHURST BUILDING. No. 240 MARKET St.
miOMAS BIKCH & BON, AUCTIONEEBI
I AND COMMISSION M ERCHANT8, No. Ul
CHESN UT fetreeti rear entrance iSo. 1107 Sanaoa all
NEW YORK.
DUIAN
II. HULLEB, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY
CHUBLH, DUANE, AND NORTH STREETS,
NEW YORK, TO BE LtCASED AT AUCTION.
Adrian H. Mulier, P. R. Wilklus & Co. will lease
at auction,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 158,
At ;2 o'clock TtL , at the Exchange Salesrooms, Ne
HI BROADWAY,
BY ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
or tub
SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL,
,THE FIFTY -EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
ROUNDEL) BY BLOADWAY. CHURCH,
DUANE, AND WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE
ABOVE-MENTIONED DAY.
Tbls property la located lu tho centre or the hesvy
butinees of thee! y.oa btgu ground, with dry, sandy
toll, and surrouuded by first-class Improvements.
The leases will be for a term of twenty-one years,
with the usnal coveaau'A for renewal, and will be
similar to those made by the '-SAILORS' SNUG
HARBOR," which have always been considered as
most favorable to the lessee. The advan
tage or holding loug lexses on property
lu the btsluess p itiou of the city Is demon
mated by tbe large bonus which has
been paid lor those made by the "Sailors' Snog
Harbor," auiouutlcg lu mauy cates almost to ihe
value cf the fee. 1 ho leasing of Ihe above-described
property at auction will ailoid an opportunity that
In all probability will never again occur for procur
ing leasts ol building sites tuat must, from the con
stantly Increasing demaud for business property In
this city, soon u. worih a large premium, especially
as ill's property Is by law
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
JaMKS W.BKtKMAN,
JOHN DAVID WOLPK,
Robert i j.i viNusttMr, -
J AL K HON H MllULlii,.
JAMES M.BKOWB.
Wir 127171
i'escrlillve lists sent ny man i
TK. KINKKLIN.
AFTER A RESIDENCE
nd nractloe of thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third aud Culo" eireeui, ua iatiy r
mJved to SMno , Ei.EV'iH Street, belweeu MLaJt
Hlbsu?eViorR tn the pstnnal Pd perfect cure ol
11 rec"ntV.rolc. looJ nd oouHBaonai alfbO.
Dens of a speciaT nature, is proverbial. ..-,.
Diseaxss oi t ss in, appearing lu hondred dif
ferent forms. Wjiaily eradicated; menial and physical
Weak ubhSi and all nervous debilities sc.uuUucally
and (occeaaiuUy Ul-. OUtoe tlOUIS ttVUli 8 A. ki
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