THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKATO PniLADELFIIlA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1809.
jnl WN a um : my.
(ily Ai;lr.4,
Tic rectip's of cilj tax limine Oic tir-t five
dujd ot thn pu,t wrrk amo mt, t it $7!)G,0C8-fi3.
The toi. gr. nation of bvih Ki Enietti tu tins
cut huvp elected as their n. mister Urn Wev.
dorse Jacobs, o( Kiclimoml, Vn.. at a ealiry
cl $3000 per annum. Tiie vacancy was caused
bj tte death ol the K-v. I-aac Lrecpr.
Dtulnn the month of Jatuixry 12,769 peron
tlMted the Academy o) Natural Hclence. anil
thm far this month 11,627, making a total of
34.31-6. Dnrirjt the last ilur-p afternoons the
toll rot ion has hem vl'ited by 8412 person.
John Koons, aped 12 years, who hal hie lei?
crushed and his body injured, on Friday last, in
Uranet's mill, in the Kiltectitli wnrd. dli'd at the
1st. Joseph's Hospital yesterday. The deceased
resided at No. 537 Nonh Twen'y fifth street.
The will of Louica Chauveiiot, admitted to
Mobale on Buturday, con'alns the following
bequests r To the fct. Joseph's Orphan Asylum,
fMuO; House of the (Jnod Kh-plicrd. $1200; t-3t.
Vincent's Home for Destitute Children, $"00;
8t. John's Orphan Aslum, $1300; St. Ann's
(Catholic) Widows' Aylum, 2i-Q.
Charles Shute, who was t:iken out ofc the
iorisdiction ot this Slato before the necessary
egal means had been adopted, was returued,
and on Baturday appeared before Judge Allison.
The proper proof beinjr made, he was formally
remanded to the custody of the Shcritf of
Gloucester county, i
The North Pennsylvania Knilroad Comoany
are having an additional trak laid from Berks
street to Abington, a distance of ten miles.
About six miles have been completed. The
larjie addition to the cugiue-hou.se is nearly
completed, and tliero will he accommodations
in it for twenty-three locomotive. Three new
enuincs have just been completed, aud four
new passenirer cars are being constructed. The
tneinejiousc at Bethlehem is being enlarged,
and the new brick freipht depot at that place is
now ready for use. A stone station house has
been built at Fort Washington, and a brick oue
at Hellertown. During the past three mouths
there has been an increase In the earnlncs of
the road, as compared with last year, of over
$38,000.
The fallowing vessels cleared from ihU port
during the week ending Feoruary 13, with petro
leum: Barque Meridiau, (or Bremen, with
156,742 gallons; barque Bride, for Slettin, with
120,000 do. ; barques Black Brothers ami Wood
laud, lor Rotterdam, with 331,053 dj. ; brig Speed,
lor Elsinorc, with 95,538 do.; making a total of
703,833 gallons. Two ships and five barques are
now loading. The following vessels cleared
from this port last week, ending February 20,
with petroleum : Barque fcSorterue, for Elsinore,
With 146,82(1 gallons; barque Turner, lor Cork,
with 145,513 do., and barque KJffiu. for Gibral
tar, with 143,500 do.; making a total of 435,833
gallons.
The new turbine wheel at the Fairmouut
Waterworks was started on Saturday and lound
to work well and smoothly. It is calculated to
pump 8,000.000 gallons of water every 21 hours,
with twelve revolutions per minute of the
wheels. In remodelling the mill house for this
improvement, the general external appearance
has not been materially changed, and when
completed, the whole structure will be tire
proof. At the outlet of the new wheel-pit is
placed a drop na'e similur to those used for
canal locks. A pipe leads to n small well just
outside of the main wheel pit, into which is
placed the suction pipe of a centiifugal pump,
which will be driven by a small turbine wheel,
seven inches in diameter, supplied with, water
from the ascending main. The pump is so
arranged as to be able to pump out two of the
wheel pits, one of which is lin she J.
About 5 o'clock yesterday mornintr. a Are
occurred in the engine room of the lead works
ot Taylor & Smith, No. 12U Noble street.
Tne building in which the tire took place is of
stone, three stories high, and fie flames com
pletely gutted the room above the engine and
slightly damaged the upper part ot that portion
fronting on Noble street. In the rear was a one
story frame shed, occupied by (Jeorae D. Cook &
Brother as a planing mill and box manufactory.
This was entirely destroyed. Taylor & Smith
estimate their loss at $15,000, which is covered
by insurance in the following companies:
Lycoming County Compnnv, $4000; Metro-
W V 4000- TTitttnrl Klutaa UoltimA.A
Md.. $2000; Queen's, London, $4000; Franklin
ard Citizens', Wheeling, Va., $3000 each. Cook
& Brother'B loss is said to be about $5000. which
is covered by insurance. Tue building, which
is owned by G. B. Brown, was damaged to the
extent of about SJUUU, which is tuny injured.
Domestic AltiilrM
Cold closed on Saturday at 133 J.
Hod. E. B. Washburne is steadily improving
in neann.
The Southern Press Convention aljournei
on Baturdav.
There were two hundred and fifty deaths in
this citv last week.
$87,000 in specie was shipped to Europe
from New toric on Saturday.
San Francisco will celebrate Washington's
birthdav bv a public procession.
The "'Bofs lu Blue" ol Washington will
Tiarade in honor of Grant and Colfax this
cvenln?.
Lewis Lane, colored, was sentenced to be
bung at Pittsburg, ou baiutday, tor the murder
f his wile.
The Treasury Department, last week.
nrlnted $821,000 of fractional curreucy and
redeemed $037 710.
The Virginia State Convention lias been
postponed until Congress slritl have rccou
htructed Virginia.
The Seuats of Nevali h is rescinded tho
resolution asking the annexation of the Snake
river eonutrv. '
The steamer Fairy Q.ieen was sunk by
strikiug a snag in Black river, on Thursday
No lives are known to be loBt.
Aaron Chase, of llaritoid, Conn., was seri
curdy bea'.en by two colored wood-chopper,
who attemnted to rob his house.
The Mcllenry perjury case in New York has
terminated lor the preterit in the discharge ot
the ,iury, they failing to agive.
The cvamina ion of ili-i bo -Us of two tobacco
firms in Sr. l.ouU disclo.e the fact that they
owe the Government, lor ues and penalties
.47,f)00.
Kdward B. Lec, a broker, living at Bergen
N. J., was cum muted in Nu 7 i ork, on Saturday
on a charge of having fc'oleu bonds in his pjs
tension.
One of 'he Oriental P.iwdi rCompanv's milU
at Cambo Full i, in (Jorliam, Mi' no, blew up ou
Suturday. An employe had both legs DroKeu
but no oiuer person was in j ur oi.
Oue hundred and tweuiv -three musician
are to pl iy tor the lruiiimuii'ion bail pamci
pants. Tne ladies' tickets to this iuaugura
tcrpsichorenu futili al mciauve ievea inches by
nine.
Mayor uotren, of VWh'iiLton, eays that he
will not exclude colored persons of reenecta
bility from the inauguta'lon ut.il, but does not
know the feelings of the ct mmittee on the
subject.
Leonard Choate was arrested on Saturday
at bt. lJaul, Minn., charged with being the
mysterious incendiary of Newbnryport, Muia.
It iii estimated that he has set bra to iil'ty
buildings, including four churches.
Foreign AUAirx.
Havana, Feb. 20. The Government has re
ceived IntormaUon of the surrender of one
hundred rcvolutionibts, near Colon, aud of the
death ol their leader, Joso Guerra, formerly
dWtrlct atiorney. The revolution in the dis
tricts of Colon, laquay, and Grande is now
considered as ended. Thu information which
was recently itoclved to the effect that the
revolutionists were surrounded in tho Uouojo
Mountains, is fully couormed.
The amount of bullion in the savings bank
ulnco Ciifetello or?it bocamc President, has
The Government anUioritlei to Ut Prized an
inBurrfctionHrj proclamation calling upon tUe
n fit a i rnriallivn 1M, n,.il. .J T-.i; n
UfIViD im ivu. 1 1 ivUi aiic AUIUU1Q VI 111 IB
Are imenueu 10 uiibk uuvuuh,
Havana, feo. i. xne nexi sieamsnip ex-
m . I ..A mill tlA s . k. 1
fH-tiMor flrrdtrsoo; of Missciuri, and h'
f arty, If tl lor t be United States lo day.
An Amer can, na-i cd D.idlcy, who attempte i
to have without a pa-snort, was dtUlncJ by the
au1 hont'c!.
The banks report largfc cold rcceipta, wlich
ate iiiHkli g tLe market easier.
lie Vuirio avs the insurgent chiefs in the
uitsiiietioi o' Colon have surrendered.
Advices from Trinidad report 8"veral enco jn-
rs I Li that vicinity. Colonel Schmidt, leadius
he insurgent forces, was wound d. and Mx
Mexicans and tnreo others wprc killed. The
feces de cDomg Puirto Principe number one
tlionmnd men.
The J'rensa says that the insurgen's hive
ten totally dtfoa'ed n ar Villa Clara, and
considers the insurrection ended in that part of
the island.
The time mentioned In the proclamation of
LciMindi granting amnesty to a'l rebels who
would lay down their arms and submit to the
Government, has cxplicd. Another proclama
tion has beni issued still offering forgiveness to
all these who will leave the insurgent caise,
excepting the leaders and those convicted ol
crime.
Iavana. Feb. 29. At a meeting 1 1 merchants
of this city, at the palace.it was unanimously
resolved to guarantee the Issue of $8,000 000 in
paper by the "Banco," the notes to be declared
a legal lender ny me iapiain-ieuerai. uaice
has requested the aciiug consul here to furnlab
him with a Jistot American rebiuents.
l'ARifl. Feb. 20. The recent order of rorcade,
Jliuislerof the Interior, for guarding against
the abuse ot the right o' the people to peace-
ablv assemble, was put in force yesterday. A
public meeting was contemplated at Mont
'arrnsse. near this city, but it was dispersed ny
the authoiities, All public gathering on Wed
nesday next are positively prohibited, as that
will be the twenty-cm auniversary of the
second irnuguration of a republican govern
ment in France.
General Dlx publishes a card in the papers of
this citv todav. denying the story that has been
extensively circulated, to the effect that he had
tcmtly mane a speecn sympaitnz ng witu tne
Greeks in the matters at issue between Greece
and Turkey. lie calls attention to the fact th it
the policy of America has always been that ot
non-interference wi'h European p ditical affairs,
and Hlliims that this is and has always been his
policy.
Paris, Feb. 21. A frigate has been ordered
to Cuba to protect the interests of French citi
zens tnere.
Trieste, Feb. 21. A teirible disaster occurred
yesterday on the Austrian irigaie uaaetstty.
While she was cruising in the Adriatic an explo
sion took place in her powder magazine, making
a complete wreck ot the ship and causing great
loss of life. Most of the oflicers and crew were
instantly killed or were blown into the sea and
drowned.
Paris. Feb. 20 Evening. The uaulots says
that llontpensier has been permitted to return
to'Spain ns a private citizen.
Madrid, Feb. 21. The iron-clad Victoria is
under orders to sail for Cuba.
Bv a recent decree of the Colonial Minister, all
restrictions are removed from the office of com
mercial brokers in Cuba and Porlo Kico.
Havana. Feb. 20. A steamer from Vera Crnz
biings advices to the 3d lust, from the City
of Mexico. Neprete on the 13th iust.Icaptured
the city or Puebla, and Issued proclamations.
but evacuated it on the Cth, on the approach of
Government troops, taking the road towards
Matnmora. General liacarui, ot tne uoveru-
ment troops, now holds Puebla. It is reported
that Porhrio Diaz is implicated in this move
ment, but Ibis is untrue. The revolutionists at
San Martin, on the 0th nist., levied a forced
loan of $200,000 on the merchants of that town.
The (revolutionary General Zapata, at Sisal,
nas neu, uenerai vaigas naving unacBeuiue
insurgents. The Insurrection in Yucatan is
meiely local. A revolution is expected at
Guadalaiara. there being much trouble between
the military aud civil authorities. Tue Governor
has resigned, ana tne courts nave tieciareu
their inability to administer justice. A revolu
tion has broken out in Tlascala and places in
that vicinity; also in Nuevo Leoo. Quiroga,
with twelve hundred well armed men, had
pronounced in lavor of Santa Anna. It is
reported that Corona would be appointed
fillnleier to waBUinmon. uenerui vanio uaa
tirrived at Durango. The contract with the
American Pacific steamers had been annulled.
The Denf and Dnnib Asylum.
From the annual report of the Pennsylvania
Iui-tituiion for the Deaf and Dumb we select the
lollowing:
The board continue to give their earnest at
tention to the subject of articulation. Nothing
has occurred to change the views they have
already expressed on it. They will rejoice in
any improvements that can be introduced in the
mode of impartiug instruction to the deaf mutes;
but consider it would be unwise to make
changes that In their opinion would not be at
tended with advantage. All matters connected
with the education of the deaf mute will con
tinue to claim and receive the consideration of
the directors.
It has been stated in former reports that it
was desirable to have new buildinfis erected
for this school in the cooniry, but near to tho
city. The hifih cost of materials and labor has
prevented the directors from carrying their
design ioto execution for the preseut. Hut
while delayed, ithas not been abandoned. The
directors are riving their deliberation to the
location aud size of the contemplated ediBce,
the largest number of pupils that can be judi
ciously received and educated under one prin
cipal, etc., etc.
It is a matter of unfeigned patlsfaetion to
state that in our lare family the pupils have
continued K) enjoy a hinh degree of health, and
that not a single death occurred in the institu
tion during the pa-t year.
A fatal accident happened to one of the
pupils while walking on a railroad, in Delaware
county.
During the yenr that has just closed 226 pupils
were connected with the institution, viz.: 124
boys and 102pirls; on the 1st of January, Ihgh,
there were 101 boys and !i0 fclils total, llll.
Heceiveu during the year, 23 bovs and 11 girln.
Dn-cunreed, 20 boys and 21 Kill--. Uemaiuimr
on the let lnEtanr, 104 boys aud K) giili. Ol
the whole number. 14, 144 are suppoited by
the Stale of I'ennsj Ivania; 14 by New Jer.-ey: 5
by Delaware; aud 21 by their lrieuds or by the
ii stitution.
Oi the 31 mutes admitted in 18C8, 17 wre
brrn deal; 1 lost hehring by paralysis, at 11
n onihs of aee; 1 by scarlet fever, at 13 months
ot age; I by brain lever, nt C years of age; 1 by
scarlet lever, at 4 yiars of at;e; 1 by typhoid
lever, at 4 jcais of age; 1 by measles, at 1 year
of aee: 1 bv siekuess, at 6 years of aire; oae by
brain levt r, at 5 years ol ace; 1 by inflammation
of the brain, at 18 mouths' ot age; 1 by scarlet
lever, at fii years ot age; 1 by couvulnions, at
18 mouths of age; 1 by tickness, at 1 year of
age; 1 by otorrhea, at one jear of age; 1 by
typhoid fi'ver, at V years of age; 1 by disease of
the head, at 18 months of one; 1 by whooping
cough, at 2 years of age; 1 by ditcaee ot the
ecalo, at 18 mouths ot uue.
The past vi ar has ix en rattier remarKaoie
for the measure of health enjoyed, aud the
exemption liom serious accident within the
Institution.
The lloiiwo of KefiiK.
From the annual report of tho House of
lU'luge we select the following:
It is a ubji'ct of ciuctre reeret tha. the
mortality in the white department has been
unusually U'ge. Five deaths took place dur
ing the year that has just closed. Large as tbe
numbtr ot death may appear, it is less than
one per cent. It is, however, consoling to
know that they were under skilful and ex
perienced phyrioians and an excellent nurse.
In the colored department not a siugle death
has occured since October, 1807, and very little
eickntss ol any kind.
There were in the Hefuge on the 1st of Janu
ary, 1HC6:- i(ow e.rrt
In the While Tepartment 407 fcO 487
Ad niltted during the jear . 241 74 316
Discharged .... 218 69 277
Remaining on Dec. 31,1808 430 1)5 6i5
In the (-'olored Department . 85 41 120
Admitted during the year . 67 10 73
Discharged .... 61 28 81
UemainibgonDec 81,1868 8'J 2'J 118
The Treasurer's report, after defraying alt
exctuses, ihowt a balance in taLk of over two
thonsnnd dollar?. Of the industry cf the pupils
tLe ti pert tas:
At the present time there are employed In
our shops 347 of the inmates. U3 are m the
fhop'hops, 102 in the rxx shots, 75 in the
brush shop, and 27 in the smi.h shop. Th Mr
uriiings lor 18C8 were $10,602 41. As fe of
'hem, previous to their admission, were bctus
tomcd to regular, systematic labnr.it becomes
mi itnpr r ant part of their education here to
train them industrially. 'J
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
for additional Marine New $ee PSrxt Paye,
A I, MAN AO TOR
HUN KlKMB.
HVH HllTM. ......... ......
FHILADKLPHlA-THtH D4V,
.6 4.1.MOOM H iTH .....mm.., 3 27
.V44lHlH H iTKll 10 41
PHILADELPHIA BOA It D OF TRADE,
f?L. v t u.,v n v f COM K1TTR OP1IIR Mosi ti.
Okobhk N. Ai.i.km,
UOVIOIKMTH UP OCKAN UTI-AMKilS
FOK AMKKICA.
Bi'llri rift.. 1 ondon NVw Vorlc Jn. ai
Virginia. LWtri(Hil...New York Ko. )
Falt'iuol e...ull.niil)li...hUlmorn Fob. i
infllu HltwKOW New Vora Ifib. I
AiUnjiiDnla. liatie Now York Keb. t
TrliB....... Hvpriiool...New YorK hVb.
( uhft I.lveriiool...New York M....Fpft,
Main Hoiitlinn)DUii...New York
Fei.
Feb.
Feb.
....... Feb.
....Feb.
-Feb.
Colorado. I.lverool...'ew York ,
(J. of Antwerp... .I.Iverpool...New York
lirnDiark. Liver pool. ..New York..
Morkvlun ...Liverpool... Horllnl...
Jv LlvrrpoI...New York.,
C.orMancheBterLiverpool...New York.
. Feb,
HeiD.Btil Havre .New York Fan
Vide He l'ilg....llret -New York Feb.
FOR KUKOPK.
K.trn ..New York,..Llverpool
Allt mannla New York... Hamburg
Cuba New York.,. Liverpool
rfcVttda New York... Liverpool
C. ol Aniwe.rp...New York...Llverpoul
C Ot Loiiilon....New York. ..Liverpool
..m. Feb.
-...Feb.
Feb.
... .Feb.
.Feb.
...Mar.
(juais i vviBB,. iamjh;sth-i, it IV.
R. America New York... Kin Janeiro Feb.
Morro l aiitle New York. ..Havana.. Feb,
Toiiawamla Flillada Mavannah ..Feb,
Jrtnlata .Phliala -New Orleans Mar.
Alalia ate forwarded by every steamer In the ree ilm
lines. 1 he steamers (or or from Liverpool call at
UneeDstown, except the Canadiaa linn, whlrh cull at
Londcnderry. Tbe steamer tor Ol firow the Conti
nent call at Bonthamplon.
CLEARED BATDRDAY.
Steamship Norlolk, Plait. Richmond, V. P. Clyde
s io.
Bchr J. Rlcardo Jov. Little. Clenruegnn, Csnialn
febr Helen, Carey, Wllraiogton, Del.; Captain. '
Kl'r . H. Hlout. 1'ord, Wanhlnnin, y. P. Clyde A Co.
Bt'r F. Franklin, Pleison, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Barque Brunswlc-14 Dixon. 94 days from Palermn
Witblrult. etc., to Isaac Jeanes & Oo. ffl01
liarque Roanoke, Davis, 12 days Irom Porto Cabello
wtlh collee. copper ore, etc.. to John Dallett A Vo '
Ilrig John Bhay. Nlckerson, 9i) days from .Palermo
wlih irnlt. etc., to Isaac Jeance & Co. '
Br g Resolute, Llpplncott, rrnia at. Mary's (in
with lumber to E. A. Souder Co. ...
Bcbr James ronder, Jr., Hudson, 10 days from Car
denas, with sugar to Isaac Hough & Morris.
arrtved"baturday.
Steamship J. W. Evermau. Vauce, from Richmond
aud JJiiriol, with nidse. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
steamer .New York, Jones, from Washington and
Alexandria, with lutlse, lo W. P. Clyde & Co.
bk"lov.
Br. brig Colon T., Tutts, from Matanzaa,
v.. MEMORANDA.
fiteamehlp Tonawanda. Jennings, for Philadelphia,
denied kl Mtvannab 20th Inst.
Bieair ehlpl'roiuetheus. dray, hence, at Charleston
19! h Inst. KxrierleDced heavy weather and head gales
xrarque aarah A. fcitanl.a mi.i.io.. hanp. in. u.
was bassed luth Inst . nit i..r. u- '
bt'hrKougri Diamond. Rurusey. from St. John, N.
p.. mi m. uii.un.uMin. at noimes' Hole mm lust,, with
loss ol part of deck load of lumber.
. 8c;.fi,..x, Uurham. from St John, N. B
lor Pbllsdelphla, at Holmes' Hole ISth Inst.
Bchr M. E. i;oersleeve, Lowery, nt Nuw York 19th
lnBt., from Brandywlne, Del.
Bchr John Birnup. Isard, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole IHth lost.
Bchr L. Q C. W ishart, Mason, cleared at New York
goth Inst., tor Wilmlngtnn. Del.
Bchr E, R. Wharton, Bonsai), cleared at New York
toih Inst, for WIlmlnKton. Del.
tcbrE. a. Irwin, Atklus, c eared at Jacksonville
15lh Inst., lor New York.
Scbrs Warh tta Hand. Glover, and John Farnnm,
Ktl ey, sailed from Providence lain lust., tot New
York.
bebr Jacob Raymond, for Philadelphia, sailed from
&ew London 19th Inst.
Bchr I) L. Bliirges. Taylor, for Phlladelphlo.cleared
t rf w York 2utn Inst
Fchr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, hence, at Providence
IStb Inst.
Bcbrs Anna Dole, Halsey ; J. L. Merrill, Weeks; and
W'm. B Mann, bian'or", lor Philadelphia, were load
ing at Wilmington, N. C, ISth Inst.
BcbrVrale, Mason, from Charleston 18th Inst for
Phlludplpbla, has on board 418 bales cotton, 15 bales
riKB. 10 tons and 12 hhds Iron, 25 casks clay, 10,000 leet
lumber, and loo empty bbls.
Bcbr Watauga. Lawrence, which sailed from Sa
vannah 17th lust., for Jacksonville, was In ballast, to
load for Philadelphia.
Bcbr William a Hliles. Burgess, cleared at New Or
ltaus 1Mb lnBt,, for New York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
With reference to Notice to Murlners No. 87, dated
Nov. 11, ins, nonce has been received that the light
at the entrance ot Hango Road. Gulf of Flnla-nl,
therein mentioned, has been exhibited since the 7th
day of November, 1868. Tbe light Im a fixed light
sbowlDg red from tbe entrance ot tbe Roads, or wneo
brarlrg from N.N W. , W round by W. and 8. to B
by R. ,J:, K.. and white towards the anchorage from 8.
by E, ;;, E. to E. by B. SB. It Is elevated 40 feet above
the sta. and In clear weather should be seen from a
distance o' 7 miles. Tbe Illuminating apparatus Is
dioptric The light Is exhibited from a lantern on an
Iron pillar at ih northern extremity ofUustHtssward
Island. Its position Is In lat 69 deg. 48 mln, N . long
22 dg.S7 mm, 34 E. from Greenwich. The light win
be exhibited from tbe 1st August to the 1st May.
Dlreci Ions Vessels entering Hango Road should
keep wlibln tbe limits of the red light and anchor
w ten In sight ol the white light.
By order. W. B. BHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Ollloe Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. D. C Feb. 15, 1S69.
CITY ORDINANCES.
PKHOLUTION
X OfHequeat to the Legislature of Pennsyl
vania not to puss a Dill couriering a KtiUroaU
C'ornrany ou Twelfth aud Mixteeuih .streets.
Whereas, A bill Is now before the Leslslainre
to charter a company lor tne purpose of oou
hlruetlCK a r'asi-etiKiT Krtllway on Twelfth ami
BlxttentU btreets, without renulrlng llie assent
ot Councils or of the citizens residing or owning
property on said streets;
Ai d whereas, tjnch a railway Is not needed
for any public useM, and would appropriate for
railway uses the only two hlroeis between the
Delaware river and Klslnecutu btreot not,
already occujled or railway purposes; bo it
therefore
Resolved, By tho Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of I'hiludelpUia, That aclmrter
of h company to cobstruct a piissHner rull.Vity
on Twelfth and Sixteenth. s'iee'sln not reiatrod
by any pubilo nccit'Sity or convenience, mid
thai the bill before tho Senate anproprlatimj
these fctreoisto a railway oompsuy is opposed to
Itie lnteiesls and opinions of the citizens.
Unsolved, That a copy ot the foregolus; pream
ble and resolution be forwarded to eucii brnou
of the Legislaluie and to the Governor.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President pro tern, of Couimou Council.
Attest
John Kckstein.
Clcru of Comm'in Oonnell.
WILLIAM 8. MTOKLKV.
Prehldent of Heleet Oounoll,
Approved this slxlet-utli day ol" F brtuirj',
Anno Domini one thousand eiht nuuUred and
BUty-nlne (A. JJ. lbtO).
DANIEL) M. FOX,
2 19 it lnyor of l'hiladelpliia.
I" E R O L U T I O N
L Dirte-tina tha Knrvevaud Iter-ulaliou of
portions of the Twenty bocoi.U and i'wouty-
tlilrcl wards.
UeKolved, Uy the Select and Common Coun
cils of tho Clly of Phlladolphla, That the uo
puriuent of Hurveys be aud Is hereby dlrocted
lo prepare plans ol the lines and grades of go
muoti of the Twenty-second and Twenty-third
wards as is embraced between Klfiu street aud
Frankford turnplae road, and Wlugoaooalny;
street and Bomerville avenue: Provided, Tho
expenditure upon said work during me cur
rent year shall not exoeed three hundred dol
lars, said amount to be payable out, of appro
priation to the Department of Hurveys for the
year lto;,
LOUIS WAGNER,
resident pro tern, of Couiuiou Council.
Atteht
John Eckstein.
CitJik ol Common Oouncll.
WILLIAM 8. HTOKLEY,
I'resident of Helecl lkuncll.
A 11.1. ..I . . l. .1 .
Hl'liiu.vu V 11 1 B BIAltUlU UMJ Uf f DUIU.I;,
Anno Domini one thousand eight Hundred and
DANIEL M. FOX.
J Mayor of Philadelphia.
COTION BAIL DCCK AND CANVAS. OP
ail numbers aua brands, Xeut, Awning, aud
Also, Paper Mannlactnrers' Drier Felts, Irom
In g, (MX Xwlne. eto. JOHN w. KVEKMANi
0. ita CUU&Ctt bUM AMI BHlf
RAILROAD LINES.
KEADIXO RAlLKOAP.-r.HEAT TUU1K
LlNF. ritUM PHILAliKLI'ltl To l llv-
If IhltlOKOF f&S
i--YLVAHA, I III'. -J IUYL,
K1I.L. HyUKIM N.N A
WlOMlMi VAi.Li.Yr,
ttvMliKKLNU, ANU
TH 10
KORTH. NOKTHWtST, AND
TIIE CANADA'S.
WINTER ARKKOt,MKSr OP VA8SKNUER
TRAIN-, lteieniber 14, ls.
Leaving the Compaue's U il m I hlr eouth and
IM i whul a reels, Philadelphia, at tne following
hour;
MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
At 7 30 A, M. fur Heeding an'l all luterm'dHte
Btaikirn and Allentown. Kunming, leaves He , (llug
at S ii P. arrives in I't liadulphiu at vr P. M.
MORNTNd KXPRESH.
At -15 A. M. for U, adlng. Ltbanon, Harrlstuirg.
roilsvllle Hue Grove, lauiaqua.iluiibury, Williams
port. Klmlra. hoctieiiter. Nirgaia PtHH, H Htmo,
U likestiarre, Pliutou, York.Caxihile.ChauibtirnUurg.
IIskois own. etc
Ine 7-60 A.M. train connects at READING with
cost I'eiiLsylvanla Railroad trains lor Ailenlowu
etc., and ibe 8 16 A. M. train connects with the
IUanon Valley train lor Harrli-burg, etc.: at POUT
l l.lix'lON witu Catawissa RHllroad traliih for Wll
iluniMiort, Loca Haven. Klmtra etc.: at HAItllM-
IlthGwIih Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
ano miuiymui aud HiinqiiebKiiiia trains fur Morth
tmiberlautl, WUllaniBport, York, Chaiuberoburg
P.negruve, etc
AFTERNOON IfXPRFfW.
Leaves Philadelphia at a an P. M. fnr Rnndlne
Pittsvilie, liarrisburg, etc., contesting with Heaaiug
aua woiuuauia xvanrouu trams ior Columbia, etc.
POTT8TOWN ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves PolUtown at 6 46 A. M . s iinuini at Inter-
medlBie stations; arrives In PMIadelphla at 9 10 A. M.
Relurulug. leaves Philadelphia at 4 P. M.; arrives la
i oitotowu at o 10 i-, al.
READINU ACCOMMODATION.
Leave luadlng at 7 '.to a M.. stopping a', all way
stations: arrives in Pblladelnnla ai 10 2i A. M.
Returning, leaven Pulludelphla at 4 46 P. M.; arrives
in iteaaing ai i r. jn
'1 rains lor Philadelphia leave Harrlsbnrg at 810 A
M.i and Pollsvllle at 8 46 A. M., arriving lu Pul.adel
l. hi ft at 1 P. M. Afternon trains leave Uarrlstitirg
at 2 05 P. M.. and Pottsvllle at a 48 P. M-, arriving at
tLliaaeipbia at s'46 p. n.
Hairlaburg Accommodation leaves Reading at 7iS
A. M.. and Harrluburic at 410 P. M. Conuwulliik at
Reading with Alteruoon Accommodation south at
3-. P. M.. arriving In Philadelphia at 9-26 p. M.
Market train, with a pasienger car attached, leaves
Phlianelphla at vt no noon, ior ptisviue ana a I way
stations; leaves Pottsvllle at 7 W A.M. for PuUaaei
ihiA and all wav stations.
All the above trains run dally, Sundays ex
cepted. riundav trams leave Pottlsvllle at 8 A. M . and
Philadelphia at 8 16 KM. Leaves Pnlladelphla f ir
Reading at o A. in., xtetuxuiug iroiu iteauing at 4 20
P.M.
fit I HT F.H VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers Ior Downiugtown aud intermediate
points ike tbe 7 30 A. M 12 no, aud 4 P. M. tralus
irom Phlladlephla. Reluming irom DowulugWivu
at 0 JO A. M, 12 46 anu 010 r. ax,
PERKIOMKN RAILROAD.
Passereers Ior hklnouck take 7 30 A. M. and 4 P.
M. trains from PhlUUelphia.returnlug from SKtppuck
i s-in A.M. and 12 46 P. M. Btaire Hues fur the varioim
points In Perklomeu Valley connect with trains at
COiiegeviiie auu oikivm;&.
NEW YORK EXFRKBS FOR PITTSBUStG AND
THE WEST.
T nn.'i.a Vaar York ut Q A M.Rnd R and a D ir
parsing Reading at 1 UG A. M and l'oO and 10 19 P. m!',
anu couuectmK ui, nurnn uxa wuu i euusyivauia
aud Northern Central Railroad Express tint in for
Pittsburg, Chicago, w luianisport, JLlnuira, Bultl-
mine, etc, ... . .
Ketnrnine jixpress iraiu leavra Marrinourar nn
arrival of Pennsylvania Exprtts from Pittsburg at
3-lAl and 6 SO A. M... and 10 &n P. M., passing Hi'oUing
at 6 41 aud 7 al A. M., and 12'.'o P. M aud arriving at
Ntw York at 11 A. M. aud 12'0and 5 P. M. Bleeping
cart aiccmpany thf se trains through between Jersey
r.itv and Pittsburg without chanue.
A Mill Trulu lor New i ork leaves Harrlsburg at
810 A.M. and 2U6P. M. Mall train for Hanisuur
IWTtTTYLKII.L VALLEY RAILROAn.
Traill li.uve Pottsvllle at 0 46 and 11 '-111 A. M . cn.l
6'4 P. M.. returning Irom lauiaqua at 8 35 A. M., aud
hub ana 4.jox-. ai.
SCHUYLKILL AND BCoQUEH ANNA RAIL-
Trains leave Auburn at 7 '65 A. M. for Plneirrove
and Barrisburg, aud at 12'16 noon lor Pliiegrove and
'I remnut. KelurnuiK rrom xiarristuric at ltd P. M
and iroui nejuout at rw &. m. auu d m p. ai.
TICKETS.
Thortiflrst-claHS tickets aud emigrant tickets to
all the priuctpal points In the North and West
&nd i :atiailas.
Excursion iicKBia iruui iruiiauHipnia to Reading,
nml lniermedUile Bthlions, goua lor oue dav nniv
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market Tralu,
Reading and Potistuwn Accomniudatlon Trains, at
reduced rates-
PIxcursion iicaei w x-unauipuia, good ror one
day only, aie sold at Reading aua Intermediate sta-
tiftim riv lieaulllK nuu XOtlBbUWU ACCOUimni Atln
TnLina at reduced rUS.
The following uckbih io uuvaiimoiH only at the
... u UvMlffirn. 1 reuHllrer. Nt ')1 ki D .
street. Philadelphia, or ol u. A. Nlcaolls, General
Buperintenueub, wume
COMMUTATION TICKETS.
ok ner t ent, discouut. betweun auv nnlnl. A
lieu, loi lauiuiea
MILEAGlk TICKETS.
Good for 20(8 nines, between all points, at l-r.n
each lui Itouliiea ana lixms.
BEABON TICKETS.
For three, six, nine, or twelve months, lor holders
only, to ail puiuia ak kuuwu caiva.
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the Hue ol thu road will t9 fnrnlnhart
with carus fculUllng themselves and wives to tickets
at usu uiu.
EXCTJRBION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, irnnil
Balurday, Buudny, aud Monday, at reduced lareg VA
be had only at the Ticket Oilice, at Thirteenth auu
cauuwnui btreew.
FRE1UHT.
Goods of all descriptions lorwarded to all the Above
polntu irom ue Company's new Height aepot, JUroud
nm tiuiuit ohmmi
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Phllaaelpuia dully at 4 d6 A. M , 12-30 noon
3 and 0 P.M., li,r KeaUlug, Leoanou, ilarr.Sburif'
I'f.ttUiJIIlM. 1'i.lLlUULUll. AUU Ull IilllIIUI lieu....H
MA1LH
f'lrseat the Philadelphia post Oilice for all niv-o.
on Ibe ruuU uud Its nrancbes at 6 a. M-, and fur the
principal atAtioua uui- m w r u.
ilAIHUOE.
Durgnn's Express will co.iecl oaggnge lorall trains
leaving Phtluuelpula Irepot. Oru.ru cau bu lett at
o. 'lib a fourLU street, or at uio Jjepov, luutcoutu
aua Cauuwuiii uirteis.
X-rOKTII TENNSYLVANIA KAILR'JAD.-
IX lul BETHLEHEil, DOI LtBIOWrf, AlAUt H
rl.i.Nlv. Ls-'IOlX. WILLI AM -sPOiU'. WiUK
BAUKK, MAiliNuV CUV. MOL'P CilluEL,
. . . . . i .vi ri i'a 1.' 11 A 5 M i .1 1 fvT .s iji i i L-ii.k
I'l l lbiVi'i A J a a l v a. ovjx A,; nvHAillUA,
vilNTEll AlitUMJllMOTS.
Pasi ecger Trains leav e ine Depot, corner ol BERKS
and AftiJ!.iuuAN bireeu, aauy tauuuays exueptedj,
au lollows: , ,
At 7 46 A. M, (ExpreRS for Bethlehem, Alleutowu,
Wauch Cluiuk, iiazieton, Wllliauispurt, WllkosUarre.
Mananoy City, I'lustuu, aim Tuukuauuock.
H'46 A.M. (Ex pres.) ior lii iuieuem, jLasron, Alien-
t i, Maucu cuuun, wuiieuuurie, ritutou, auu
AlU146'P. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Maucn
Chllua, v liaenuarre, i-ii uituu, aim ocrauton.
At 6'00 P. M. lor ilethiehem, Euuiuu, Ailoutown
and Maucu cnuua..
h.,r imvleHtowu at 8'46 A. M.. 2 46 and 4-1S P. M.
For Fort Wut hlngiou at 10 ii A, M. and 11 Ml P. M,
v.,r r.kiihoaie at b'2iP. M.
vuth and ttxtn Btreem, Hccond and Third itroeu
and Union City Paiweugor Kunwas ruu to the uow
Depot. mRrvK tv pirrr.x iiri pini
From Bulhleheui at 1110
1 x'i i - ' ; - " . - 1 ... . .
i lu, 6-4, aud 8-ao
P. M.
Piom Doylestown at 8-36 A. M., 4-66 a
vrom Lausiiale al7'n0 A M.
nd 7 P. M.
Erou ifort wanning ton anu w m..
and 3T0 p. M.
Um HUMJAVb,
Philadelphia tot Uuthlohem at V aO A. M.
Philadelphia tor Doylehtowu at 2 P. M.
Doylestown lor Philadelphia at 7 A. M.
fSfi ihnn lor Phllade phla at 4 P. M. .
TiikelB sold and Baggage checked throtili at
inn's Ncrth PeLnsylvaula Butgofe Exprvss OOloe.
K-.ab. EXXJB CLARK, AgenU
WEtT CHESTER AND rillLADEI.PIHA
RAlLBOAD. WIN 1'EK AKKANOEM E JiT,
Ou and alter MONDAY, October 6, lixx. Trains will
ie?vir ZieTehla from tbe Depot. THIRTV.
FlKhT aud CUEwNCT Btreets, 7-48 A. M., 11 A. M.,
2 8oP M , 4 16 P. M., 4 60 P. M.. 615 and li ;W P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, Irom Deport
on East Market street at 6 Hi A. M 7 46 A. M., 8-oo A,
M 10 'AO A. JH-, uu . "i iw.i ... miiu n uu x", ill.
t miim leave West I hosier at 8 00 A. M.. and leav.
ui.iiBiiemhla at 4 60 P. M.. will slon at B. (I. Junn.
t;uu and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and B II, Jnnotlon. golns;
bast, will take train leaving weal Chester at 7 6
A. M. ana going v ui uut tue irain leaving
Philadelphia at i 60 P. M., and transler at B. li
JUlbe Depot In Philadelphia Is reached dlreotly by
the Cheauui auu, "-" "uro. tx, inuse or ine
Market Btreet line run within oue square. The
cars of both lines couneot with each train upoa 1m
arrival- ON btjndaYB,
Iave Philadelphia at 8 3o A. M. and 100 P. M.
T.va t,'esl Chester at 7-66 A. M. and t oo P. M
i ..i, leavlnir Phlladelnhla at t ttA. M.imt emi
P. M., and leaving Wast Cheater at 8 00 A. M. aud 4'bO
P. Jtt., conneci at , y -"l'Lkluu wim iraiua on f.
B. C HilLi tor vx" "uy uiwiiuimmn poiuis.
tUi aENUY WOOD, Oeuual bop's,
RAILROAD LINES.
1 QPQ FOR NEW YORK. THE CA MI'KSi
lOlln. ANT 1MIMIY ANU PHI LADKLPH I 4
ANDTHKNTON KA 1 LKOA U.CGM PA N I ' LI N Rj
FKUM PHK.AUELPUIA TO NEW YORK, AND
WAY PLAC1-B.
rSOH WALWrT BTBKKT WHARF.
At 8 'A. M.. via Camden and Amboy Aocom 2'2t
A I A. M., via Camden and Jeisey City Kx. Mall fr
At SP M., via Camden and Amboy Express...... 8'0u
Alt P M.. for Amboy aud Intermediate stations.
At 6 80 and t A. M., and 1 no P. M. for Freehold.
At land 10 A. M., 1. S'SO, and ISO p. M. for Trerton,
t o so, s, ana in A. m. i, x. s itu, su o, ana u w
M. for HitiUnuiwii. Rnrllnrtnn. HdVnrlv. anl De-
nco. , ..
A I s-su ana iu a. m,, i, dxii.sihi. a, ana n no r.
H. lot Florence, Kdgewater. Iltverside, HIverton, Pal
nivra, and Jflsn House, and 2 F. foi Floreuoe aud
hfverten.
The 1 and 11 3n P. M. Lines leave from Market
Street Ferry (upoerslde.)
I1HJM KINMNBTON DEPOT.
At II A.M., via Kenslnirton and Jerflev Citv. New
YorK Kxor. sa Lion. FaretM.
An a ai a 11 a. M. 2 m. a 30. and 6 P. M. for Trenton
and BrlMol. And at 10MA A M for Hrlniol.
At 7 8u ana li a. M. i 8u, and 6 P. M. for Morrisvllle
and Tul'y iown
At 7 an and lU'lt A. M. ana 2 an. and fi P. M. for
Bchencs's and Kddlngton. .
At 7 araud 10-16 A. M. 'i, i, 6, ana s r. M.fnr corn
well's, lerrwaale, Moloiesburg, Tacouy, Wlsnluo
ruing, Brlrtesburg. and Fraultiord, aud at 8 P.M. for
iioluientinrg aud intermediate Blntlons,
jruuM. WAQi iiiiiiAurxniin ux.ru I,
Via CinneuLllitf Kllwav.
At 48 A. M . 1-20. 4. 'WJ. aud 12 P.M. New York Ex
press LlLes, via Jersey City; Pare, 3 24,
ai u su p. si. jimigrani i.ine; rare, tz.
At 9M5 A. M l-2u, 4. au, and 12 P. M., lor Trenton.
At 9'46 A. M l, 6'30 and 12 P. M., lor Brislol.
At 19 p ha imim. kj ..(..iim I'nllvtnwn.
Bchenck's", Eddlngioa.Cornweirs.Torresdale.Holiiins
burg, Tacony, Wlttslnomlng, Jirldeeburg, and ifrank
ford. The -4S a, M., g-3o ana 12 P M. Lines win run
dally. All others, bun days emeptod.
Jror Lines leaving Kensington depot, taae tne can
on Third or Fifth streets, at Chemut, 80 minutes
before departure. The cars of Market tttreet Kail way
ran direct to West Philadelphia Depot. Cbesuut and
Walnut within oue square. On Hundays the Market
Hlreel cars will run tu connect with the 9'46 A, M. '3U
and 12 P. M. Lines.
JlELVLUEiUU Du LAW ARK RAILROAD LINES,
FKOM KaNSIMUTOM DirOT,
At 7'80 A. M. lor Miaeara Palls, itu Halo. Dunkirk.
Kimlra, Ithaca, Owego, Kochesier, Blugbauiton, Os
weku, byracuse. Great Bend. Montrose. WUkesbiw re.
Bcraotou.btroudsbuxg, Waier Uap, Mchooley's Moun
tain, eic. . . .
At 7-80 A. If . and 3'30 P. M. tor Belvldere, Easton,
Lambertvllle, PleuilngUin. eto. The l'30 P. M. Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Kaslou lor
Mauch Chunk, Alleutown, Uotbleheui, etc.
At 6 P, M. lor LaiiiberlvlUe and InterueUlate Sta
tions. CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY JAND
I r.m tr.xfc iu.1 Amis AxvxuAOAwiTm xi&i-u
1.111 I IM.
FKOM MARKET STREET FERRY, (Upper Side.)
AI 7 aud lu A. M., 1'30. 8 30, aud 6 80 P. M., for Mer-
chanlsvWe, woureswwn, uiariiuru, jaasonviiie.
lalUSPOrt, nuum uujii ouinuvma, AvraiuvillU
Vlncentowu, Birmingham, and Pemberton.
ii 7 a. M.. rao audaau P. M.. ior Lewlatow
Wrlghtstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, HoruerHown,
Cream itlugv, Xllliajstowu, nuiruu, nun niKuiabuwa,
DENKSYLVANIA CENTBAL ItAILROAD
FALL TIMK.TAKINO EEFECT NOV. 22, 188.
Th ualus of the Pennsylvania Central Knr.,aji
levo tne LeDut. at TUUiTY-n litdT aud Mak.u k i
Utreets, whluu is reached directly by. the MarKul
Uireel cars, tne laai car connecting witu each train
having jrrout aua niiiei streets iniriy minutes be
fore lis departure. The Chesuut and Walnut Hlreols
cars run wunin oue siiuare oi inempoh
bleeping cur iicneio can oe uku uu aiiiication a.
the i ic-ket oUlce N. W. corner Ninth and Chesnnt
streets, and" at the depot.
Agents oi me union irurer wuirnu; win can
for aud deliver baggage at the depot. Orders leit at
No, 801 Cheduut etieet, or No, lit Market sweet, will
I6elve kuonj WCAVa DKPOTi yia-
Mall Train,.. . .ouv "i".,
Paoll AcoommouAtiou, 1U HO A. Jia., l iO, and imi P. M.
Fast Llne...M.......-- ' TT
L.la Vrt,rfiM JA Ht,tl...M....HU OU A. Ai .
Barrloourg Accommodation................ 2j8u P, u.
I.ancauler AccomiuouawuM.... . ia,
Parkesburg. Traln......M....M..... G'&O P, M,
Clntlnusil jtxpress...M. m... 8'U0 P. M.
Erie Mall aud BuUulo Eipres.......... 10 46 P. M.
Phllauelphla Express ... .........12 00 Nlgnt.
JJ.rie JU.au lenvm u.uji..i --j , .uuuiuyou
Saturday night to W Ullamsport only. On Suud y ulgUt
" T. ...ill l.w, bhtluriuhlhla .1 I') '..l.w.lr
uasseuKum -viii . . ...... h. . j v. v,ix .
phllauelphla Express leaves dally. All outer trains
The wwinAOTJmrnodatlon Train runs dally, ex
cent Sunday. Por this train tickets must be pro
cured and baggage delivered by 6 00 P. M., at No, lit
TRAIN 8 ARRIVE AT DEPOT. V1Z.!
Olnclnnatl Exp'ew,-",",",",""""","""'--'''t0 A. M,
l'lillndultihla Expreas..... ....8T0 A, M.
Pail? Amiiouatlon,.- . HO A. M a 40aiid7 10 p M.
Erie Mall and ButtalO Expren8.................io-uo A. M.
Parkesburg Tialn............M.- ..s io A. M.
East Line. m-...... 10 oo A, M,
T auruHlor Tralu.... ...MMttlA-HO P. M'
Erie Express.....M...-....",,,,'M"'w-M 'o P. M
T. 1. mr.U .....HM...MMHHHMMI.IM.mMM,4"0 P. M.
Harrlsburg Accoiumo(latlon...M.M...M..M.....ll'40 P, li.
JIO, ftuuiy ! ntormat mu
jvnn ko. 801CHEHNUT bureot.
JfEAMCIH FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. lit MARKET btreet,
BAMUEX. H. WALLACE,
Ticket AffARt at Ihn llannL
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
same any 1 Ink for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap
parel, aud limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amouut
In value will be at the risk of the owner, unless taken
(2i General Buperlntendent Altoona, Pa.M
PHILADELPHIA, WILM1NUT0N, AND
baliiihobe railroad. time tabi.k
Ciinimencing MONDAY, JSovemoer 28, ibts. Trains
wui leave uepotcoruer uroau sueei aua wasuing
tiiu avtiuue. aa Inliuwi:
Way-Mall Train at 8 80 A. M. (Sundays excepted).
for Baltimore, stopping at all regular slatlous. Cou
nseling wun Delaware uauroau at Yvuanngtou fUr
OrisUtid aud Intermediate stations.
Exnre.HBTraln at 12 M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baiaujuieand Washington, stopping at Wllmluittou.
Ptrrjvllle, and Havre-c e-Crace. connects at WU
mlugiou with train for New Castle.
Kxpiess train at 4-00 P. M. (bundays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, slopping at Chester,
Tnuilow, Lluwood, oiaymont, Wilmingun, New.
port, btautou, Newark, Eikiou, North-Easi, Charles
town, Peirjville, Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry,
man's, Edgewood, MagnoUa, Chase's, and btemmer's
Run.
flight Express at 11-80 P. M. (Dally) for Baltimore
aud Washington, Slopping al Cuester, Tnurlow, x,lu.
wooa, HJiay biuuk, niiuiiiiimu, newurit, Jtlkton
PtusengerB lor Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk will
take the 1200 M. train.
"" WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all btatlous between Philadelphia and
W liuiiugion.
Leave Philadelphia at 11-00 A. M 2 80, 60S, aud
700 P.M. The 6 00 P.M. Iraiucouuecu with Dela
ware Kaiiruad lor Harrmgiou aud lulermeUlate
'"Leave Wilmington 7 00 and 810 A. M., 1-30. 4-16, and
7-00 P. M. The a lo A. M. Tralu will not Blop betweeu
Chiller anu 1 uuuuvifu'i. , wr, u. nmu irom
u. iiinmaton runs aaily; all oiher Accomiuoaatloa
TraiLStunUaysexcepteu.
Hutu Baltimore to phlladelphla.-Leave Baltimore
7-26 A. M Way Mali. U6 A. M., Exprtsa. 2 25 P. M.,
IJ N D A V TRAIN O1 BA LTIMORE.
Leaves Bt.Ulmore at 7 26 P. M.. stopulug at Mag
n.Tlia Ptiri mau's. Aberdeeu, Havre de-orce. Peiry
viiie 4 harUutown. Nonh Fust, Eikiou, Newark,
b'auton, Newport, WllmlUtttou.Claymoul, Liuwood,
alia..V!.'.l,!iKr,,iPVets to all poInUWe6l, South, and
bouihweut may te procured at ticket oUice. No. sji
Chesuut bireetf unuer couliuenial Hotel, where also
hi ate Rei ms aud BHihs lu bieepiug cars cau be
B"te.r..l?. ,h Ibv. Ptisocs piirchtthhig tickets
"SV.1.;", -tu have baiigage checkod at tholr reul-
Senoe by the Union y6liliU!Di(
ii, p. EENNEY, buperlntendent.
VtfeiaUt Bleeping Oar. on allN.ghtT;,n,
rS on tliePUnaaelphi. d Erie ' l&lXOH' wiil
run au ioiiowm
UKKTWA1D,
a- ATL TRAIN Jeavts Philadelphia..
IN. AID tf KAiii vvilliamuport
1. arrives at Erie
s-Ttio vvpBJLfcto leaves i-hiladelphla....
Hill, wrjuiww, wilUamuporU..
h arrives at Erie
TTIiMlkA MAIL leaves Philadelphia....
..10'46 P, M.
,. 8-lu A. M.
.. W) P. M.
..1160 A. M.
.. tl'&o P. M.
.,101,0 A. M.
,. 8-00 A. M.
O BO f, M.
arrives at Loukhaven 7'46 P, M,
KAH1W1SM
MAIL TRAIN 1 aves Erle. ........
" Wlinaumport
" arrives at Philadelphia.
..10-66 A, M,
..12 66 A.M.
..10-00 A. M.
... 8-26 P. M.
KB IE EaPBEU leaves Erie,
Wllliamsport..,
7 60 A M.
arrives at Philadelphia...
4-20 P. M.
Mall and Exprtsa connect with Oil Creek aud
Allegheny River HaUxoad. BAOUAUE CHECKED
THROTJbU, ALPKED L. TYLEU,
1 1 General buperlntendent
TaTEST jersey railroads.
W FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
From foot of MA BEET btreet (Upper Ferry).
Ooiiimeucing WEDNEnDAY, Btuitemoer IS, 138.
TKAINb LEAVE AS FOLLOW-.
For Oi p May and slatlous below IrUUvlUe. I'U
'lor MlUvllle. Vineland, tuid In termed la is stAtloru
816 Jl M 816 Mi
For Brliigeton.'baiein, laid way SUtloiU 815 A, X
and t-8o P. M.
For Woodbory at 8 '16 A. M..I-18, 880, and 800 P. M
F Ailght train leaves Oaiuden dally at U O'oiock
noon.
Freight received at second covered whasriall
Walnut street, dally,
Freight Dsirvared JHO. Rontb Delawares vsu
nuai atwtwv. - WII , , AM j, bEWJCLIi.
Kil i4JtUlKildtttj
AMUSEMENTS.
AMI El CAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC
I HE 1BENCU OPKKA.
JlMF." FIPK Jn ..Proprietor
AI OL. II BIBGI KLD Director ajd Manager
JJKIEF HEAbON
or ONLY
8IX NIOHT8 AND ONE MATINEB,
C4JMMENCINU MONDAY, MAHCtt 1,
ORAND DOUHLE OPERA. TTtOUrE,
(Ompi'slng Ihe following renowned Artists:
MH.TI'HlKU,
Ml e. KM A.
Mil S. At. J A II,
IMIIr. Ml IAJH,
Mile. KO-E.
Alms. DAKDIOB AC,
Mm . IrcHEi-NE,
Mr i s. TH Ol KB,
Mols. HAMILTON.
Mous. DIvUKP",
Mlie. TnOLKIL
Mous. LKDUO
Moos, L4W HI FOU L,
Mons. JktKNKIW'K.
Mons. EDGa Kt),
Mme. H AMILION R c-
ti K A IN 11 I
HOKUN OF
OVER FIFTY TRAfNK.n VOICES
FULL OBCHF8TRA,
comprising the first talent of Nw York and rhlla-
aeipbia,
THE REPERTOIRE
of the Combined Troup-s romprlse
LA PKIt CUOLE.
the best crmpor-ltlnn of Of enbach, and.the great sen
Stllon of Iheteason In Paris and New York;
ua v a it 1 in:
CTTANiON DE FORTUNIO
(all three rer'oimed lor the first time In Phlladel-
rmai;
11ARRE BLETJ1C,
LA GRANDE Dl'CHK-iRR,
LA BE1.LI-: HELEN E,
ORPHEE AIIV ENFER.
prFHCRlPTION. H. ats for ihe entire week (seven
perforinai.(-es) may besuhpcrlbid tor on and after
TUESDAY MllllMNU Feb. 23.
Bef tired Beats ol Seven Performances...., f 7 IK1
At tne Slim Ic Store of HON EM, A CU.. Wo. 11 OA
CI I EP NUT Hlreet. 118
WALNUT ST. T11EATKK. BEGINS AT 71
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Feb. 22. "
Air. ana m rs. ha iti 1 winnAllo,
The favor lie thrilling Irish Drama of
BHAJNDY M1IIU K r .
Bliandy Msimlre Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
AJirf wuicn iuo laiiKiiitnin i ruieau f arovOI
IN AINU OCT OK PLACE.
In which Mrs. BARNEY WI LLI AMl-i sustains
8IX I'll A RACTER-4.
AFTERNOON PKUKifUMANrR
This, Momlay, Feb. 22. at 2 o'clock. Doors open at t.
John Brout ham's great Dramatic Hat ire entitled
TH K i.oTi-tr.av itte r.rr."ii
And the grand Allegorical Tableau ol
WABUINHTOiN,
0"J National Anthem, "THE BTAR 8PANOLED
EANNRK," by the
LAD! Kb AND GENTLEMEN Of the OJMPANY.
MRS. JOHN DREW'8 ARCH'bTBKET TIIE
ATRE. Begins al 7'80.
rsew oomtdy and Giand BurlMqne.
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
A. W. Young's Three Act Comedy of
A VICTIM OF CIRtillMHrANOTm
Virginia de Merloi Mrs. JOUN DREW
Aiueu uy inn run unmpany,
Conclndlng with John Brougham's
l'OCAUONTAb,
VVIttl ftll lha n.l.ln.l mn.lrt.
King Powhatan : H. Pratir
Captain John bmlth ..llarton Hltl
i-ocanoutas Mls Fanny Davenport
lu renearial, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
MISS SUSAN GALTON'S CHESNUT STREET.
THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
First performance of tbe Gr. at Comic Opera of
FANCHET'I JJ,
THIS AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE,
Two of Oltenhach's Comic Operas.
Si ON I) A Y, Fb. 22d. at 2 o'clock.
WAbHINGTON B BIRTHDAY,
OFFENBACHM 6. aiJtf
OITenbach's Only 6 Matlne.
In rehearsal, OHenbach's ROB1NHON CRU80K.
FOA'S AMERICAN VAKIKTY THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE JAPS
for a limited number 01 night.
1 ne great J Al b ana ihei rlginal
Ar.r..ronT
EVERY EVENING aud bATURDAY A FTERNOON
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 720, TO!, 724, and 728 YIN IS
Street,
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the prO
peny ol tbe GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased
al great expense by JACOB VALE It, of ibis city, In
coiuoinauon wun f LAQii-.lt H ukum no 1 ha. auu
Msrb NELLIE ANDEKt!'N( will perform EVERY
afternoon and EVENING at the aoove-meu-tloned
place. Admission free. 1 It tf
HORTICULTURAL II A L L. GERMANIA
ORCHEbTKA P U B L I O REH EARBALU
EVERY WEDHEbOAY, at 84 . M. TICKelS SOia
at thedoor. and all principal Music Stores. Pack
ages of five lor 1; single, 26 cents. ,,
ungagements can oomaue uv bhuiwiiur km, -dais
TERT. No. 1231 MONTERk Y Btreet; Wlttlg'S Moalg
Btore, No. 1021 Cbesnut street; Andre's Music a tore.
No. 1104 Cbesnut street. 1 11 8m
1ABL 6ENTZ' AND MARK HAoSLEB'S OR-
I a a- T"l l'l. fri D A HJ iTIMf Li'k: rVli'U V U A TfiDn A V
JLA J'-at? una au a a a ai jcabla. au v aua a uaa a v ia js.
at 8K P. M IN MUblCAL FUND HALL, blngle Ad.
mission, oe cents raoaage 01 m ucbbw, 11, si cuuer 5;
No. 1102 CHEbNUT bt- and at the Door. LU 4 tf
CITY ORDINANCES.
RESOLUTION
Of Ueqaest to trie Legislature of Pennsyl
vania.
KeBolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of tne City of POlladelpbia. That tbe
Legislature of tne Htate of Pennsylvania bo
and is nereoy requesieu to pass, at an eariy
day, tbe annexed bi 1, entitled "An act to
annnlnt Commissioners to treat wlttt the
Stale of New Jersey for the cession of Jurisdic
tion over Treaty, commonly gnown aa reiiy a
island:
AN ACT
To appoint Commlsi-loners to t refit with tha
Btate of New Jersey for the cession of Juris
diction over Treaty, commonly known aa
Petly's Island.
Whereat), Tbe rapid growth of the city of
Philadelphia will require the early removal of
Its Almshouse and Couuly Prison, from their
present locality, aud as the ereoiion ol a House
of Correction Is an Immediate necessity, and
bt cause tbe selection of a site for similar
Institutions In other cities has shown the
advantages of a location upon an Island rather
than upon fast land, 1 hero fore.
btction 1. i;e It enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Common-"
wealth of Pennsylvania, In General Assembly
met, and It Is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, That Morton McMlohael, Blrlck
land Kncass, and James I'ane, allof the city of
Philadelphia, be Commissioners lo treat with
thefctate of New Jersey for the oession of her
Jurisdiction over Treaty Island, commonly
known as Petty's Island, situate in the river
pelaware, opposite the city of Philadelphia.
.?i.te,?ul.ouw1?aUtl of Pennsylvania, with
lull power to do all aots necessary for the fall
completion of such cennlon. subjeot. however,
to the approval of the LeBiK'iaturJ0 ef Pennsy l
vanlu. aud that tbe said Comml-jslonera nVn
aulhoriiy, U by tbem UeeTnd best, to 00
operate with any ro.iuuliiees that T may be
rmpoinled by U10 Councils of the oltv of
olJtctUe rlU pl08t'cuti0u of the within
' ,. . . LOUIS WAQNElt,
President pro tern, of Common C juucil
Attest
ItoUETiT Bethkll,
Absistunt Clerk of Hnleot Council
WILLIAM H. HTOKLEY.
President of Heloct Council.
Approved this sixteenth cluy of February
Anno Dwinlul one tlinusaud elifht huruliif.i
and blxty-nine (A. D. liiliU). UM,U
DANIEL M. FOX
amit Mayor or PlilladBlnhfa.
HAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, OERHANTOWN
NOAUUtoTUVVN KAILKOAD. '
ANO
TIME TABLE.
FOIl GEltMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at e, 7, 8, 05, 10, H. 11 a. M
1, 2, 8 16, b. 6, b. flO, 7, 8.B. id. 11, 12 p. M. "
Leave lit rniautown at 6, 7,7X, 8,8-2u,, i. 11 11 A.
M..1.2. 8.4,4?. 6i,7. 8, 9, lo, 11 J. j' 1 1 ' l
The 8 20 down tralu, aud i aud b nn trains, will
not slop on ihe Oermaniowu Branch.
ON bUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 16 A. M.. 2, 7. and lov ML
Ltave Oerniantown at 8-16 A. M 1, , and l5 jf 21
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia at , 8, lo, 12 A. M., g. 8V. sy 7
, mid 11 P. M.
Leave Cbeiitnnt Hill at 710, 8, 9 '10, 11'tO A. 1-40
8-40, b-40, 40, 8-40, aud 10 40 P. M. 1 SO,
ON BUNDAYS.
leave Philadelphia at 15 A., 2 and 7 P. M.
Leave Cut Rluut HU1 al 7'M) A, M., L.-40, 6 40, and B 21
P.M.
FOR CONBHOIIOCKEN AND NORRI8TOWW.
leave Philadelphia al . 7, 8, and 11 06 A. kL. lit.
lil!i lit. 8 00 and 11 r.M. '
Leave Norrisiowu al 5 40, 7, 7 M. , and 11 A. H.. IV.
1. 4, b' and bit P. M.
ON bUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M.: and 1 p. j
Leave Noul-itown t7 AM.j t, and p. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
2, M '10' ' Md U
ON bUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M ; 2 and IK P M.
Leave Mauavnuk ai 17 a. M.i 8 aud osj f, M
W. B. tV1L.I, Uenoral BuperlntenAent.
iPOl, Kinth aud Ureivtueeta