from our Third Edition of Yesteiday.
From washingbm.'
.
Dispatch to thelktiletinl:'
Wistanv corm., March 19. Senator Wilson was to
iay authorized by the Military committee to report
n important= equalizing bounties: , It.gives eight
oilers and st. quarter per month to :all soldiers ser
ving for either long or short periods. • - •
All bounties received from Government are to be
deducted from ibis sum. The lasVisecticia, provide.;
that the proceeds of the tax now laid,-Or berealfter to
be laid, on cotton shall be set apart as a fund for tae
payment of the boxinties provided for,and f,r the et
lillguishment of any debt incurred in the payment of
said bounties. •
It is asserted quite positively to day that the Presi
dent will sign the Civil Rights bill, the objectionable
features having been removed by the Mouse.
The Reconstruction Comtnittee will report a Consti
tutionalamenciment, in a day or two. fixing the repre
sentation in she several States.
ale Loan bill will prob thly pass to-day, orbe recom
mitted to the Committee.
P. ti—The House has reconsidered the vote on the
Loan Bill by eight majority. This secures its passage.
XXXINith CONGRESS—WEST SESSION.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson (Maze.) from the Committee
on military affairs,; reported the bill for the estab
lishment of an asylum fn* the; relief of totally disa
bled soldlsra of the army with certain House amend
ments which were agreed to.
3,1 r Wilson (Mass.), from the Military Committee,
reported a bill for the equalization of bounties to
Foidiers In the late war.: It gives to each
soldier who served in, the late ' war
eight ' and a third dollars per month
for every month of service rendered,
deducting .rom this amount all bountiesi paid by the
United btates. No bounties shall be paidl to deserters,
nor to any soldier discharged at his own kequest. Re r
ferred to the Military Committee.' 'it . •
HousE.—[Continued from the SecontrEdltion.l
Mr. Randall (Ky.) introduced .a bill to, further pro
vide for the payment of certain demands for Quarter
masters' stores - &c.,' furnished the army of the
United States. Read twice and referred to, the Coin-
Mr. erUll.) introduced a Joint resolution pro
posing an amen° ment to the Constitution ofthe United
litotes. Read twice and referred to the Reconstruction
Committeennd Ordered - to be printed. , '
Mr. Cullom (Ill.) introduced a similar joint resolu
tion on which the same action was taken. -
Mr. McClurg(Moaintroduced a !iiin resolution for the,
representation in . Congress of the States lately in re
bellion,for the resumption of. the practical relations of
the said States to the United States. It was similarly
referred. '
Mr. Ilooper (Mass.) introduced the following bill:
Be it enacted de., That the act entitled "An act to
provide ways and means to support the Government,
approved March 3(1,1865, stall be extended and-con
strued to empower. the Secretary of the Treasury to
sellany description of bonds authorized by the said
act at such rates not less than par as he may, ithink
advisable for. lawful -- money - of- the - United " Statesor
to receive in payment any Treasnry notes, compound
interest notes, certificatea of indebtedness or of deposit
with the interest accrued thereon, which have been or
which mat , be issued under unyact of Congress.
It shall be the the duty of the Secretary of the Trea
sury to retire and cancel an amount of Treasurynotes'
certificates, or other obligations bearing interest elate(
in amount the bonds disposed of and the public debt
Shell not hereafter be Increased by the authority of
this or any previous acts of Congress; and from and
after the Ist day of July next, the interest on certifi
cates of deposit for temporary loans shall not exceed
the annual rate of five per centum. '
Mr. Hooper (Mass.) stated thartbe bill for the like
general purpose having been lost last week, he had
introduced this, and wished to' have it referred or em
bodied in what seemed to him, from the discussion'
last week, the wish of a large majority of the House.
Mr. Morrill (Vt.) asked how the bill came before the
House.
The Speaker stated that it was introduced under the
regular call of States for bills. The bill was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Eliot (Mass.) Introduced a bill for the settlement
of the accounts of certain public officers. Read twice
and relerrt d to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Hasson (Iowa) introduced IN bill to • amend the
act ofJuly Ist, 1862, for, the construction of a railroad
and telegraph line from the Missouri riN er to the
Pacific Cuss. Read twice and referred to the Com
mittee on the Pacific Railroad.
- - - - - - .
Mr. Bidwell (Cal.) intreduced a bill to enable the
state of California to reclaim the dry and sterile lands
withimthe limits of the said State. Read twice and
referred to the Committee on Public Lands, •
. .
Mr. Bawstat (Pa.) in troduced the following resolu
tions, and demanded the previous question:
Resolved, That the Mated States cannot guarantee
the bonds of the Mexican or any other government
without impairing Its own credit and imposing new
burdens on its people.
Be,eolved, That the Enured faith of the American peo
ple is pledged to payment of our public debt, and
that it is ur wise to complicate our financial affairs by
the assumption of the obligations of other countries.
Resolved, That the true policy of the United States
is, in the laneuage of Jefferson, "Peace, commerce
and bonestifriendstdp with all nations; entangling el._
'lances with none.":-
Dlr. Brooks N. Y.) asked the Speardrwhether the,.
resolutions were divisible.: -a;
The Speaker replied that they were net, attithe pre
vious question had been demanded." , a x•
Mr. Brooks (N. Y.)—The second -resolutlofil'have
no objection to, but in regard to the first I would like
to be as sllentas possible under the existing (grown-
Mr. Washbune (I.lll)—The resolutions should ke de•
bated before the House is asked to vote upon them.
The House refused to second l the previous question.
The resolutions, under the rules, w.entfOYer fur the.
present. The House, by eight majority, refused to lay blithe
table the nietion to reconsider tie vote by which-the
loanbill was rejected: , • • -
The question to 'reconsider that now Pendlng
And the dekateisprogrersing. _ - 7 . ,
New iterk Stock larket
NEW YOnic, March 19 —Stocks are better. Chicago
and Rock Island, 169; Cumberland Preferred. 44; .1111-
nois Central.ll7%; Michigan SOuthern, 80%; New. York
Central, 92%; Beading, 99% Hudson River,..106%; Vlr.
gin% 6s, 66; Missouri 6s l 72; Erie, 82%:, Western Union
4
Telegraph Company; 61 4 Coupons, 1881, 104%; do., 1862,
108%; Teu•Fortles 91; Treasury Seven-Thirties,-99%@
99%; Gold; nag. ‘. • . •
CITY BIILLETIN.
- .
Proceedirigs of tbe Plitladelpbta' Confer
ence of the M. E. Chttielv.-.l9eVettkf•binth
Session.
FIFTH DAY.:—TheHorise - wal densely crowdedsinr
ing the whole of this morning.At S o'clock the Bishop .
called upon tl3e.ltev: Dr. , --Bartine to open with re.
'igloos services. •
Journal of Saturday readand approved.
. -
The followingrepOrt was presented.
The Committee appointed at the last session of this
Conference last year, to consider the memorial of the
•stees, Stewards, and certain- members of
Wharton Street M.. 8. Church, in•favor of returning to
the "Circuit system in cities," having met: and con
eidered the said - memorial, beg leave to report the
conclusions to which they come, in the following reso
lutions. - • • .
Ist.—That it Is inexpedient to recommend any
change in the present self-supporting stations;
241. That when two or mot? charges lie contiguous
and neither Is able to give an adequate support to the
minister, they ought to be united in a clrcun.
That we recommend that hereafter no circuit be
divided, unless each of the divided parts - be: able: to
give an adequate support to any minister that may be
sent to it,except in any case where itmay be necessary
to take appointments from a charge, which:shall re
main self-supportuntyto form a uew circuit or mission.
4th—That we thankffilly appreciate- the _ kind-con--
siderationlor . the elder - brethren of the Conference,
which supported the petition of the memorialists, and
thatwe earnestly commend that class of our brethren
to the attention of our churches and the'kind remem
brance of the appointing power.
•
G. D. °ARROW, Secretary. CASTLE, Chatiman.
The report was adopted seriatem.- •
The Centenary Committee made their report, which
was read, after which it watt laid upon the table for
future consideratiOn: •
The Committee on the "Bible Cause," presented
their report. It has appended to it the following rem.,
I. That it 1a With , Praise and i 4hanksgiving
Almighty God that we recognize the success that Lag
crowned past efforts in the dissemination of the Holy
Scripture.
2. That we ball with pleasure theueat and increas
ing opportunities for the wide spread - and distribution
of the word of God.
3d. That we rejoice with the American Bible Society
in this, Its jubilecy_ear, and are highlygratiti.ed at its
noble and benevolent'imsposes aforesaid._
4th. That our - confidenee - in the American Bible
Society and its auxiliaries, is unabated, and that we
will, as heretofore, cordially and practically co-operate
with their agents.
3tb. That as Ms is the - centen arY f e th '
°diem.
end which will be distinguished by an increase In the
benevolent contributions of the church, we will
endeavor to enlarge , the collections tor the
Society.
Pending the repcirt;the Bev. Dr; lioldich addieshed
the Conference in reference to the grand work of the
Society which he represents. During the rebellion the
Bible 'Society sent hundreds of thousands of copies of
the Holy Scriptures over the line by permission of the
GOvernment, and now the agents of that Society are
received kindly in everySouthernState
Various tianslations , ot the;Bible Other langnal gog"
were referred to by Dr. After the close *of his - re.'
'Marks, the report ofthe committee was adopted.
The Church Extension Committee presented the
following list of officers non Misted for the:Conference
Church Extension Society.
The report was accepted and adopted,.
President...Ravi:T.4K Murphy. Vice Presiderit , 4lol4 .;
Robert H. Pattison, , ICorrespondingSecretar-Rev:
Adam Wallace: RecOrding §eeretarY-Ci W. Higgins.
Esti,
_Treastirejanter Long, Esq.
,maragers N or th
Philadelphia Districtr-R. , 0: - Gregg: Esq., ltev. W. 0.
Robinson. South Philadelphia District-John W.
Hicks, Esq.. Rev. GrW: - Brindle.'Heading Thattint- -
Rev. C. B Turner — Robert Thomas, Esq.
Wilmington District-Rev. J. D. Curtis, Alexander.
Kelley, Esq. Easton District-Rev. W. E. Egland.
B. Cahoon, Esq. Snow Hill District-Rev. o.R.Phoe
bus, R. F. Thompson, Esq.
Boy. J. J. PeSMO- - Waruirnitted:- - -to the Conference
from Wyoming ConferenCe,
Heim held ' the position of l o c ated aae minister.. , In
the representation Ofhifircha p recter previous to the
vote being taken the Bisho pleasantly remarked
tbat in his. early life he had been guilty of suffering
himself to be elected to 17. .S. Congress. The Oon
once might rest assured that if he became -a member
be would not be guilty of the like agaid. [Daughter.]
He was admitted.
Rev. F. Dimon a located minister of the Wyoming
Conference, alter being favoraoly repre-ented was
also admitted. - •
The hour of leg o'clock having arrived, the order of
the day was takep pp.- The time of the session having
been extended.
Rev. A. John announced the 1030 M USmn • •
Rev- Dr. Durbin led in prayer.
Rev. A. Atwood read the Scrinnire fassons from the
Bret ftt of the 44th Paahn and the :first paFt , 9fthe
Rev. nr. Cooper read the . 33 thelniiiter of leatah
Rev. Dr. Oxdr...raaeLthe-Neyt,l'eetamentlessur
the Epistle to thoJß`pWeillana.4tn ehapteri3O
Rev.T.T.Thompson MmOnneedthe.hymmbeginuointg;
Bee how great a flameaaplree t , !,,,to; ,
'Which wee sting brAte.t,o# nnei the, yea, audience.
ilev. Dr. tle arose and stated that din a inialittri
0144 years next April belled not perhaps half a dozen
limes read his sermons. :He should' depart from his
usual course this Morning and read his sermon.
The text is found ins Deuteronomy 6th',chapter, 6th
and part of 7th,yerses.
We have nottoom to give even a synopsis of this ex
cellent sermon. A beautiful and striking analogy was
run between Moses and John Wesley, and the Anita
of Methodism were traced out by the hand of ernes
ter. The whole sermon was replete with perfectly
rounded sentences, and the most„startling utterances.
As a composition tt was worthy of the ahle r dh r hie
and-of the remarkable occasion which called it forth.
The strange scene was presentee of a vast and Intel!f
gent porgregatthn of clergy and laity being moved to
tears ano shr ute by a sermon which was toeing re .d.
Ea great was the tide of feeling during its delivery that
at times the minister was compelled to pause and
allow it to subside before he could go in.
At theealose of the sermon, which occupied an hour
-and three-quarters in its delivery, '
Praise Clod from whom allblessirtgs flow."
was sung, and the benediction welt pronounced.
A centenary Conference meeting will be held this
evening, at 7g o'clock, in the Union Church. Fourth
street, below Arch.
Sales at Philadelphia Stook Basra.
SAL APTER, FIRST BOA.RIk
$250017 R6s 'Bl con 104%1100 sh Sugar Crrk 2
151 U !15.20s '62 •103% it .0 sh Sch Nay. pfd , 29 .
2000 V S 'l'reas 7 3-103 100 sh do b6O 2834
Notes June 99% 200 sh N'Y and Middle
iroo s ah•Phil & Erie b3O 29% Coal Fields b6O 63
11(0 sh do 29% 200 oh Catawis pf b 5 30%
200 sh Penns R 55% 100 sh do cash 30
200 eh do hso 55% 300 sh do , • .b 5 30
100 sh do sBwn 55% 500 sh Readß ' b 3 0 .493.
SECOND BOARD. • .
8 , 1000 13 S 5-208 '62 c. 1031%
9000 limn Can bda b6O 25
160 eh Reading R bBO 50 '
The Board adjourned on
death of R. D. Fell. a meml
ISHIPPELVtiI
FOR NEW YORK,
Via Delawnre and Raritan Canal.
The Philadelphia and New York Express
Steamboat Company.
tan Steam Propellers, leave DAILY from
. FIRST WHARF below MARKET street,
1.1.,..5ing the ran in 24 HOURS.
This Line connects with alt N orth ernr and Eastern
Transportation Companies; Goods forwarded direct to
all points free of commission. •
Freight received at lowest rates.
CO.W M. P. CLYDE it OAgent,
14 South Wharves, Pailsoelphbs.
JAS. HAND, Agent,
117 Wall street, New York.
• THE OLD ESTAPIJI4HED INDEYEN•
DENT OUTSIDE LINE EORNEW YORK
la receiving freight daily at low rates, second wharf
below Spruce street, and will insure at low rates.
P. R. CLARK, Agent,
314 and 316 South Delaware avenue.
SIPA Ar 10 LIVERPOOL.
.g at QUEENSTOWN, the Inman Line sailing
HDINBIIROHRu."7Ir, carrying the 11. S. Mai s.
.Saturday, March 10
EANGABDO Wednesday, March 14
CITY OF NEW Y0R.K...„ -Saturday. March 17
At Noon, from Pier 44 - North River.
. RATES OF PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN CIIBBENCY, BY THE HAIL STEAMER,
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
First Cabin.... ... .._._..412015teerage.. .. . . ...... $35
" r.... 125 ". t o .. .aim - nl:I-- 40
" , " to Paris 155 " to Paris 55
PASSAGE BY THE WEDNESDAY Sr. -Au - Ras.
First .. . . I Steerage. ...
Passengers alsdlorwarded to Havre, .samintrg, Bre
men. &c., A c., at modera , e rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or QUI enstown. $45.
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending fbr
their friends.
For further Information, apply at the Company's
Offices. -
.JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
In Walnut street, Philadelphia.
FOB BOSTON.
ST.9I A SCRAM LINE DIRECT.
: rims , 0 FROM BACH POBT EVXBY .B.MI BAYS.
PROM PINE ST. WHARF, PHILADELPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF BOSTON.
The steamship ARIES, Captain Crowell, will sail
from Philadelphia . on Saturday evening. March 24.
• The steamship ARIES, Captain Crowell, will sail
from Boston on•Tneeda ,y March 20, at 12 M.
Thepoe line between Phlladelphia and Boston is now
eom
.
SAX ed ON, of
Ca tbe .
Captain Matthews, 120) torus burthen.
NOBli, !Captain Baker.= tons burthen.
ABIEB, Captain Crowell, 900 tons burthen.
ThiMe - substantial and well a pointed ate
will sail punctually asand stea mships
received - every , day, a steamer - being always on the
bertlCto receive cargo.
•Ship per goodss . are . requested to send Bills of Lading with
their . -- .
.For freight or passage„apply to.
_ • • - WINSOB di 00.
Ea= Ze South Delaware avenge,
DELPXIA. RICHMOND AND
• • T f NO : : zyy: 00..5•
- The line eteamehlpe of this Line Immo at the lows
rates and sail regularly from the Flirt Wharf above
Market street, every
liiIIDBMSDAY and BARitIRDAY.
At Noon.
Connecting with Railroads from Eichmand, Norfolk
sad City Point, forming the most direct route for the
applY t
South and Southwest. •
For freight O
or - passage
-
dons , , with excelleat
• -
14 N or P. CLYDE - 00.,
thand Beath Wharns,
IMF
A z s" th
it:4 c-
d :
a ,
aa nt
onlreateteirwithcmll°3l
at Alexandria, Va.; form the oat direcsraw
ILyachbtag,l 1, Knoxville,.Naahville, Dalton a;
thesouthw..
- •
Stamens lezrinst Wharf &beim Market strati
every Wedn and Saturda 12 Id.
For 1! relight ap plyto the age nts.• .
W. . CLYDE di 00.,
• 14 North Whary
J. B. Davidson, Agent at Geo /Totowa; M. Eldridge ..
Co., Agents at .Almadria. • - - 6
- FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.
The well-known and fiworite steamship
E. C. RNIGHT.
Captain Denny,
Will Bail for Wilmington, N. C., direct, SATURDAY,
March 24th, at 12 o'clock If.
For freight or passage, apply to •
WIL - J. TAYLOR 00.,
mh2o-ig • 208 North Wharves.
FOR NEW YORE--Philadelphia Steam
Propeller Company—Despatch and Swift
sure • es, via Deoaware and Raritan Canal—Leaving
daily at and 5 F: M., connecting with all the
Northern and Eastern Lines.
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to
mhl64
Vat. M. BAIRD &
No. 132 Sontlr Delaware avenue
7 -- • NEW TOW-BOAT LINE.
DELA WANX and OFE&FILIOLIK3
JD jr-BOAT COAWAin: -
BAILORS towed to , and from PHILADELPHIA.
HAVRE-DB-GB% BALTIHO/tE, WitSHINO
TON. and Intel= points. , •
F. CLYDE &' (Xll. L .Agents,
!- No. 14 South Wl:Larva% phundelplitar
Captain JOHN LATIGHLIN. Superintendent. .
f FOR BAN FRANIILSOO. •
now:mores clAirroarriA. OLLP.PEIt
SAILING REGULARLY, AB- ADVERTISED,
Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swift.
Sure Line at reduced rates.
The splendid Al extrem L e clipper ship
r - ClAltE
L. Hopklth Ciermalmder, _ •
Is now rapidly loading at pier 11 East, Bluer. This bean vessel is one of the shlupest and
beat-vessels-now loading. Raving a portion of
her cargo on board with large engagements, will have
quick despatch.. For tkeightary . ...to .
OP, SON it CO., •
ja2stl I 10i Arch street
11,1 gclioon S er A W L .lL E . P. COX. . 7
1-16 •• CHARLOTTE SH.A.IOI,
JOHN CLARK.
• •".. '•• • LEWIS CHES'PEPt;
" . PETER BOIUE.
178 " ' 4 RACHEL SEAMAN.
DANIEL J3.I3ITI'AIN. '
118' COEEN.
These vessels are all In good condition and now
running, will be wild low to close an, estate. For par-,
ticulara, apply to -
.TAis. B. SHINDLER.
rehl 8 • 1 20 - 300 North Delaware AP81:1IIC.,
Fpn LIVIMPOOL,WIth CinickDarpatch.
Tbe first class:packetbark .COBIIEG, Gibson,
mater baying Marge portion of her.cargo en
gaged, will Bah 'as 'abotre. For balance of freight:or
corsage: aPPIr to - PETHaI WNW 115
Web:Maimed.
FOB gESC
Captain -b d ri e g sittch T ed . for O i l
slwi_e port in a Nudes A, days. For italght, apply SI?
WORKMAN ft CO., 123 Walnut street; • - mhl9
Teasel 'with large deck capa
'city td-load -- immediately for Savannah,
:For :particulars; apply to lEDBIIIND
'Aontem CO , 3 Dock street wharf.- mh2O at -
IrdorrpzaYg:,l3 , 3..of,..Th°, softZerciailtl7; 'tt:'
Philadelphia. New York or Baltimorw, also. to
porta in the West Indies. For panlealars, apply to -
EDIST/ND,f , BOUDEE ds' CO J,
_Dock street ,
wharf. ' inli2o.st
bB
Ramc cogurtG,Giboo ma n, ci nag et .nmter
reafro.m.vviLierver;e.
noiwiftaxt/tMgneas leasectani
te ald tre " :ception of their goods , . 4 ,420 tt.:
- „goNs,l : ls wahmt taxed: ;
N ,
OTlOE.;—ARpersons are hereby ' cautioned against
trusting any. of the crew of the 'Et 'hailt COBURG::
Gibson, master, from arVerpool; las ontrAebts ' their '
contraction be•pakthy Ate captaimbr - consignaus4
PETER WRIGHT& BONS, 1i Wahine stieet;,mho.-tt
IigOTICE.--Alllsarsens die hereby ditioned. maim' •-!
barberintrusting shy, og, :the - crevvef the
Danish brig D..e.„Fa AB nO debt3,ol their contract.
lug _WA' he PAN' Mr, eaiitaln. or vonsigeeesi: f‘FOß4{., , i
za & OM. •biCeeteazelValebt street— , "2.
igoTion— qurillefttins Autreby 'cat:paled
la &miner trusting mar' of thwarerrof tht Br.oklP
L. TILLY, wbereofeanzr-4,132a0ter; from,Prjr;PolAt.
Va., ao no dolga ot Diairi'Controktiae. 13/Paki•bY
captain or cooolgnrie.•‘' ZDATUN:I),A.. SDFD As.u. &M N.
Dock street wharf .0 1 .' 1 fr '
-------
__l - Jupacersiminaminesxasortollowr examxata
, E3Cdeß, Elawdrekere, No. 80Q North DIErAWARE
-Phthuiebble- •
I:jhu :work done fit the beet ammo and on toe tweet
And most ,favoridde*mes,and mods: hod to stye per
Not sidiatection.
Firthrder WWI= Oren to repshlas.
~..~:~THE; . D.AI
sh Penne RR 55
SO sh North Pa R SVi t '
100 sh NY dr. Middle II
the announcement of the
.er of the Board.
- - -
Graham's na,ggage ft . prees will call for and deliver
bag at the Depote: Orden to be left at l NO. a Wal
street.
LINES:FROM NEW YORK, FOR PHILADELPRILAi
Will leave fromloot , of Outland street, at 12 M and
4 P. M. vie, Jersey City and Camden. At 7 and 10
A. M., 6P, M. and /2 Night via Jersey City and Ken
`
, Piez .No.l N. Elver, at 6 A, IL and 2 P.M.,
via Amboy. and Camden.' - At 12 M., 3 and 6 P. M.
(Freight and Passenger) ' via Amboy and Camden..
WhL IL GATZMEER, Agent.
IfOW:Ma. PITT r.ADRLPRLA. AND
ERIE RAILROAD. 1868.
traverses the Northern and North.
west conntlea of Pentu33 Ivanla to the city of Bale on
Lake - Erie. •
It has been leased and is operated by the Pennsyl-
VaDia Ballroad Company.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PErmultasine.
ARRIVE - EASTWARD.
Erie Weil Train 7 00 A. ht.
Erie Express Train........... .1.00 P. M.
Erie Mall Train -- 9.00 P. M.
Erie Bi+press Traina-- .1100 M.
kassehger gars run throngh on the axle Mail and
Expresh wriditi li without change, both ways, between
Philadelphia
Nntv YnEta COM - W=l . lON.
Leave Gew York at 9.00 A, ve at Fria 9.15 A. d Erie. k
Leave lerat 1.59 P. EL, arr r iv e New York 8.40 P.
Elegant bleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
For information respecting yasienger bus'neo it apply
at corner TECUITIZT * H and m.A.RT streets, Pnila
delphia: t - .
And for Freight business of the Company's Agenda:
B. B. Kingston, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market
streets, Philadelphia. • - •
J W. Reynoldn, Erie. ' . •
r Wm. Erownj Agent N. C.: - }t\Jt., Baltimere.
S, tiOUGTON.
General FreightAgent,Phlladelphis.
Age W. GWlNSitilt,
°earl' t, - Philadelphia,
Ticket,
General Williamsport. ,
I 3crztat maivrzat, AND PHILA.-
DELPHIC& IiALLIKI.A.D, VIA
, SIIMMICO&_+ -
_ABBANGNMEENTS,
On and after MUNDA.Y, March • 19M, 1865, the
trains will leave as follows: • ,
WEST ()TENURE TRAJNE,"
Leave Philadelphia far West Chester, from Depot
Thirty-first and Market street, 7.20 A.
Lift 4.45 and 7.00 P. M. _ _
Ltsve West Cheater fbr Pramamphili, - from Depofen
E. Market street 6.20, 7.80.-10.45 A. 54,1.40; f. 50 P. M.
Trains leaving West. Chester at M. and leaving
Philadelphia at 4.45 P. M, will not stop at , Permelhut.
and will Mop below B. C. Junction at Fan only.;
PE:MELTON TEATEM
Degve Philadelphia fbr Peimeiton 4.15 and /0,30
. M. .
Leave pennelton for Philadelphia 8.16 A, IN., 7.85
These Thane - step at`all Intermediate Station&
and 2
ON BITNDAT TE I3,Dmve Philadelphia at *s,Bo A:,M.
.00.
LeavoWeet Ottleeter 7.ee =sad zoo P ; --
TrEdne leaving Pidtadelphla at 7.20 A. M. and 4.45 P.
M., and leaving West Chester at 7.80 A. AS, and 4.50'.
M.. connect at 8.0. Junction with Trains on the P. and
E. O. D. B. ter Oxford and intermediate points.
only/firr are allowed to take wearing apparel
as Baggage, and the CoMpany will not, in any
sue, be responsible for an amount exceeding one hun
dred dollars. unless a special , contract is made-for the
same. y WOOD. General Sunerintendent
b 41., ..... ---=;c PRIDALELPRIA. -• & BALT.I.
--- r —. "'MORE CENTRAL RAILROAD.—*
13, 01' AItRANGEBEEN_TS.—ON. AND; APTE ft
,MONDAY,, March 19,1668, the Trains will leave Phila
delphia, from the Depot of the West Chester.dt Phila.' .
' delphia Railroad. corner of Thirty-first. Market:
fititets, (Virest Phllada ), at 7 20 A M....and 4.45 P. M.
. ; Ai w a Rising Runiatt7.3o_,NM Orford at 6.05 - A."M.`,
- a
;cm d have Oxford at 3,25 P.,L 1 1 % ,'. '— ,c ~ ., „,..
/la June Inc a Market Train ' with Pa.senger Car
,attached; Will run on Tnesdays and Fridays. leaylng ,
.The Rising Sun'at.lo.4s A. M. c Oktord at U. 4 ut
5.11,,
And Remo , 0 at ,$.45 P.'hi:, connecting at West Chester
.Trnction,with a Train,for e ,Philtuielphla., On and atter-
June Ist. this train Will leaverherßising Bun at 4P M.,
'Oxlbra ata..P. 31.,, and, Kennett. at 6,P, M, Mark e ti ng
Will npt be taken on Passenger Treks:
~
The', Trails kavlng.Philadelpbla, at /.20.A.,,M. con.,
male: at o.thfid faith• a dally'llne -of Stages far Peach
Bottum', irk Lan:caster county. Returning, teavespeach
Bottom to connect alox!cu,4 with the 44 terrium. ai
~,
Ter•Rbiladeinhla --- 7 "'" - ' -'- • --- - -:. - --- ~..- --• , -
.1 ' , Thgrahitleuyiug Philadelphia aY.osfril*# to Rising:
Bun , 1
6 - resa' eng- ate.altoNod- to, Ulm Wearing Ar a parei.
OhlY. as B - ; aid the Company will not any;
ef ggax
ease be tenon le for an amount exceeding one bun.
dred dollara, unless a special contract be made for the
tame, nahl9 HENRY WOOD, Oen% Sup%
sffiTtt , ,rne
EVENING • - PHXLADXLPRTATTIMOTTTM A g 01'20, 1866 : - 3
1115AWE11A1410 2. 6117/MIEs
Boa NORTH. PENNSYLVANIA
R.—THE) MIDDLE ROI3TH.•
t7Airr ea an most direct line to BethPhaza_t____Alltmemen
Manch Chunk, Hazleton, Wide Haven:. wturesbarre.
Mahanoy Dity,- and poinU in the Lehigh and W39:4
ming Coal Regions.
Passenger Depots in; Philarielpbla k rElLD, street
above Thompson,lstd itorner of • and AMEN
CAN streets.
wrts-nra A.BRAffezweacT.
, NINE. DAILY.TRA/Nl3._
On and after Monday,Nov.2oth,l26s,Passenger limbo
leave the Depot, Third street, aboVe Thompson; Willy
(Sundays excepted), all follows:
:AT 7.50 A. AL—Rorrung Express ibr Bethlehem and
and Principal Stations on North PetusayWarda Rail.
road, connecting at Bethleheht with Lehigh, Valley
Railroad for Allentown,Catasalittington, Manch
Chunk, Weatherly Jeaneevill r. ton, White Ra
ven Wilkesbarre, kincton, Pi rr, and all polntain
Lehigh and Wyoming alleys;•also, in connection with
Lehigh and Mahanoy Rsilroad for Mahanoy Ci t y_, and
with ()atavism Railroad, for -Rupert, Danvllle,3l.llton
and-Williamsport. - Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 11.45 A.
M.; at Wllkesxre at 2.46 R. X.; at Mahan°, City at 2
P.M.. Passengers by this train can take the Lehigh
Valley Train, pluming Bethlehem at 12.60'„M. for ,Rsass
ton and points on. New Jersey Central Railroad
New York.
AT 8.85 A. 31.-41.ecommoillation. Doylestown;
stopping at all intermediate Stations: Passengers -for
Willow Grove, H atboro - and lliartiorille; by this train,
take Stage , at Old York Road. - •
AT 10 A. 311.--AccommodatiOn,lbr Port:Washing.
ton, stoPp a i a nistt ail Intermediate Stations.
.612.80 P Accommodation for. Doylestown,. stop
ping at • intennediater stations.. , Passengers take
stage at Doylestown for New Hope. -
ate - P.AT 2G-L.Evening:Express• fbr Bethlehem and
principal Stations on Vie: North isnewlvania
road,
_maXngclose connection Bet h l ehem with - Le- -
high Valley Train for Easton reaching there at 6.45 P.
M Passengers tbr Plaintielhaomerville and other
points on New Jersey Central take N. J. C. Train
at Easton, wbuin arrives in New York at 10 P. N. Pas
=tor Sumneytown take stage at North Wales.
Nacaretlyat Bethlehem and for. Greenville at
AT' 4.15 P:' A.--;.ticaminsidatkiti, for Tioylestnwn,
stopping at all Intermediate Stations. Passengers for
Willow Grove, Hatboro' and Hartsville take stage at
Abington : for Lumberville at Doylestown. .
AT 5.15 P. M.—Through A.ocorcunodation, ibr Beth
learn and all Stations on main line of North Pennsyl
vania Railroad, connecting nt Bethlehem with Lehigh
Valley Evening Train for
W'
-n4 Joehigh Valley
Railroad and for Danville. .......,saand.Cittawissa
Railroad.
AT elb P. M.—Accozon, rar larunlale. Stalk
ping at all intermediate Btatlona.
At u P.Accommodation for Port Waslohnrnin.
TRAINS FOB P.ITILILDELPHIA. -
Leave Bethlehem at 0.25 and - 10.02 A. AL. aid 6.15
Passengers leaving Fenton at 9.110 A. M., connect at
Bethlehem and arrive in Philadelphia at 12.25 P.
Passengers leaving Wilkesbarre at 1 P. H., connect
at Bethlehem at 6.15 P. M., and arrive In Philadelphia
at 2.45 P. M. - - 7. •
Yeife Doylestown at 6.80 A. M. 8.15 and 520 P. M.
Leave Laneclaleat S.lO A. AL
Leave FortiVashinston at 10.50 and 4.15 P. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia thr Bethlehem at 9 A. 2L
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 8 P. 11.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 720 A. M.
BefhtoePin for Philadelphia 514 P. 21.
Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars cony 2' Mee
en o.ts to and from Berke Street Depot.
White Cars of Second and Third Streets Line convey
passegners to Third Street Repot.
Ticketsmust be rocuredatthe Ticket Offices THIRD
street aril street, in order to secure the lowest
rats§ or nue. ELLIS CLAIM, Agent.
EiUman'e Beane Express will call for and deliver
ItErat the .
No. 118 Depot South TRIED street,
.....
'El::
*lslt: II . .• I
FOR NEW YORE.—The CAM
,iDEN AND AMBOY and PIMA
rn TRENTON RAILROAD war,
:PALEY'S LINEN, from Philadelpbla to New York, and
way places, from WALNUT STREET WHARF,
will leave as follows, viz : 113ra.
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accord., ir2
At BA. M., via Camden and Jersey eli;EXPreaS, 308
At 2 P. M. via Camden and Anaboy ress, 125
At 12 M. (noon) and BP. M, via Cam en and
Amboy, Accommodation, (Freight and Pas
senger.)
_._ . . . . . . 2
At 8 and 11.80 . P. M., via Camden and'Amboy, Accom
modation. _
(Freight and Passenger) Ist Cla,ss Ticket, . 2
2d Class Ticket,. 150
At 6 and 10.A.8.L,2 and 5 P.M. For Mount Holly,Ewans.
vine,
_Pemberton and Vincentown. At 6A. M. and
2 P. M. for Freehold.
At 6 and 10 A. XL 12 M. /1.00, 5, liana ILBO P. M.. 1132
myra, Riverton, Delano°, Beverly, Edgewater, Bur
lington, Florence. Bordentown, &c. Thal° A— IL
and 5 P. N. Line runs direct thnnistb to Trenton.
"Arms FROM KENSINGTON DErOT will leave
as follows •
At IYI6 A. M., 4.30 P. M and 6,46 P. M. via Ken.
and Jersey City press - 63 JO
At. 12P. M . (Night) via Kensington and Jame, -
City Express— - 2 M
The Line . Tviii . iiirailTalriiiire7s Sun
..Boexcepted.
and 11.15 A. M. 8, 8.80, CM, 5 and 6,45 t P. M.. and
12Midoight, ibr. Bristol, Trenton. dm.
At 7 A. M., WU, B,s,Cornwells,
risdale, Holmesburg, Tacony,wissinoming. Brides.
burg and FrankfOrdand at BP. M. for Holmesbtug
and intermediate Station.
BELFIDERIC DELAWARE RSILEGAD, Pm the
Delaware Elver Valley', Northern , Pftaulvania, and
New York State, and the Great Laken. Two through
trains daily (StuidaYs excepted) from Kensington De.
pot. as fhllows:
At 7.30 A. M. and 8.80 P. M, Marius . Fall% Bttf
,fslo Dunkirlc,
_CitnandaigtuUMnira,
Rochester, Budpiampton, Oswego, Byractas, Great
Bend, Montrose, Wilkesbarre Scranton, Stroudsburg,
Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville, Flem
ngton;dtc, The LBO P. M. Line connects direct with
he Train leaving Easton for Manch Chunk. Allen.
town, Bethlehem, _
AMP. Maar Lambertvineand intermed,late Stations
gar For New York, and WRY Lines leaving Kan
"Invert Depot, take e hors on Fifth street, above
Walnut, half an hour Were departure. The cars run
into the Depot, and on arrival of each Train. ran from
the Depot. On &mins,
_Qmnlbasses will leave Wal
nut street wharf at 6P. hi. to connect with 6.15 P. ..11.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage ottly,"allowid each Passe.
ger. Passen g ers are prohibited from anything
OM baggage but their wearing appa aln Al baggage
over .pounds to be 'paid fin extra. The Company
limit their responsibility for baggage teens Dollar per
pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond
1100, except by special contract.
irir24cW4 sold and baggage checked direct through to .
Boston.; •
TRAVELING lIMDEI.
READING RAILROAD; , i
GREAT TRUNK LINK etROEt
TOTER INTERIOR OP. PENN.
'WIN__
_ L ANZA THE stunramom_atuagNicaa.N.-
___ L _NA.uu -8: ' , A . I MELLAN3I) AND- WY
awn NORTRA _ , NORTHWEST and 'the LiatasoAs.
WINTER .a.tutaRGE6DINT: OP _'FASSIter____ORIZ
MINI leataap ar adain g eta6 f/ha m it=
TEENTRand _
at the Italetvina hours: • • --
35.01011NG
At BA. X, Nesal4 mmon,, Haiklaftnag,
Pottavill_ Pine Grove, Tarnsuirut, Sunbury Williams
port, Ntraira, Rocheste, Manz* o, Allen.
town, Wilkesbare, Pittstom York. 191Obile ,Catarabesh.
burg. Hisphstown, &c.
PThis train connecta at READING * with the RNA
ennsylvania liallscutd trains • kir Allentown, act:
and with the Lebanon Valley ibr Harrisimrg
_ ,
ac.* at PORT CLINTON with Catawissa Raliroml
trains (or Williamsport,. Lock MOM Elmira, AM. at
1T A TrsaRRUE,GP with Northern °antral; Ouniberkand
Valley, and Schuylkill and finsgrtehanna trains for
Northlunberland,WilliamapOrtn'Toilt, ClittintoBnlinnit,
FAle/F°I43',.AFTERNOON EXPRESS.
'Leaves Phil poPlphia at 38UP. K. ibrßeadins Potts.
vide, Harrisburg, &0., connecting with and
Columbia R.R. trains for. Columbia do., and- wlth Cate ,
wisest Railroad train for Milton, 771111suxusport, Elmira,
nr, t i._DmA 4L.4#29D4Tiopr..
Leaves Reading at e.. 30 A. ~ stoing
_at ail waysta
)gone; arrives in Philadelphi M a at 9.80 pp A. M.
Returning, leaves Pbmoelphia at 4.80 P. M.; arrives
in Rearling at 7.89 P.M
Trains for Philadmphia leave Xarriaborg at 7.25 A.
M. and Pottsville at 5.30 A. M.. arriving in Philadel-
phis at 12.45 P. M. Afternoon trains. leave Harrisburg
at L 45 P. M., and Pottsville at 2.45 P. M.; arriving at
Philadelphia at 7.05 P. M. •
Harrisburg accommodation leaves Beading at 7.=
A. M. and erg at 9.00 P. Id.•
Market train, with a Passenger ca attac hed, leaves
Philadelphia. at 12.45 noon for Beading and all way
stations* leaves Beading 11.80 A, .11, and Dovndngtovm .
12.30 P. M. for Philadelphia and all way stations.. •
All the above trains run &Ay, Sundaya °imp
_ted.
Sunday trains buive PotlavDle at 8.00 A. 3L, and
Philadelphia at 8.15 P. M- • -: •
CHESTH.B. VALLEY HAILED AD. •
. Passengers for Downlngtovrn and interroodiebe_ po
M. take the 8.00 A. M and 4.80 P. M. trains from PhUadel
phiaLreimming lifoin Downingtown at 7.06 A. H. and
2 So Noon_
DEW YORK ,EXP.R.IO3B
W ETSTDEIBUSGH AND
•
Leaves New York at 9.00 A. H. and 8 P. 6/.4 41,.. wa5113
Beading at 1 A.M.;-and '.1.4S - P. IL. and conn..
Barri:43lEL .! . a. Pamsylvartia, and Northern Central'
Hailroad raw Trains Eur •Pitteburgh, cacao. wa.
liainsport. Daltimoro. ar- • . • •
BefurninS, Express Train leaves Hamm= on
arrival of P ennsylvania Erpresa from PittsburgaiLat
2 and 0.06 A. If..,aissing P. wat CO and 10.52 A. N.
arriving at New York 10 A. M., and 246 P. H. Bleepini
Car amom - these trains through between sersey
Miland burg , without char g e.
train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 1.4.5 P.
No H. Mall train for Harrisburg leaves New York at Ti
on.
QA LL RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsville at 6.45,11 A. M. and 7.15 P. lit
4.15 P.
ramming from TAMMUZ% at 7.35 A. AL. and L4O an . 1
M.
SCHUYLKILL ANDSIISQITHITAITNA RAILIIO' AD.
Trains leave Aubugn at 7.45 A. M. for Pinegrove and
Harrisburg, and• 1.50_,P.• H. for Pima:rove and Tre.
znonty returning from :rrisburg at 4.00 P. H. and from
Tremont at 7.00 A. M. and 6.00 P. H.
„ TI CKETS.
Through Nirst-class tickets and emigrant tickets
to all the principal points In the North and Won and
• -
_ .
The folio g tickets are obtained only at the Office
of S Treasurer No. 222 South Fdarth street
Ws, or offs . A. Moons, General Itaperintend•
ant, Fsd..l rtg.
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
.At 25 per cent., discount between any points desired
for I:P. 11 et and Arms.
21111.F.A. TICKETS,
Good for 2,000 miles,betw GE
een all points, at $ 50 each,
ear families and lams.
• BEASON norm.
For three, Mx, nine or twelve months, for holders
only,' to all points at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Raking on the line of the Road will be furnished
with muds, entitling themselves and wives to tickets ad
half-ihre.
• EXCURSION TICK:M . &
From lndlacielpbla to principal stations, Od" for
Saki:day, Sunday and Monday at reduced fare, to be
hhadill only
streets at the Ticket Mice at thirteenth and Callow.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the above
and pante'
W from the psnys New Freight Depot, Broad
illow streets. Com
PRKIGHT TRAM&
Leave Philadelphia daily at 5.80 A. M.. MIS noon and
P. AL, for tm*mAlinc,J.ebanon, Raritan:mg, Pottsville,
Port Clinton. and a ll ponds beyond.
74ATIA
Cosi at the Philadelphia Post Moe far all places on
the road and its branches at 5 A. IL, and fbr the prin.
cdpal Stations only at 2.15 P. IL
PHILADELPHIA, WILMIN
TON AND BALTIIZOBJ3 RAIL.
ABLE.—Commencing MONDAY,
Starch 12th, Me. Trains *will leave Depot, corner Of
Broad street and Waaldngton avenue, al iblicrwa:
Expresa Train. at , A.M . r t (Mondays excepted),
for Baltimore and W n, stopping at Chester,
Wilmington, Perryville, vre.deOrsee. Aberdeen,
Pe..zr e t= i s=a, Chases and Stemmer'a Ran.
tub A.M.(Smiday excepted), for
Salisbury, Milftrd and Intermediate stations.
W ay- znall, Train, - at. 9.1 S A. M. (Sundays ex
cepted), for Baltimore, stopping at. Chester, Thurlow,
Linwood, Claymont, and all regular stations between
Wilmington and Baltimore.
Express train at. DAS A. M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington,
Express Train at 2.45 P M. (Smitten excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, suippl%g at Chester,
Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, veltr* n, North-East,
Perryville, Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's,
Magnolia. Chase's and Stem Mer's Sun.
Night Express at MOO P. M.for Baltimore and Wash
by boat from Baltimore ibr Fortress
ilitiniorfblk, City Point. and Richmond will take
the iLia A. M. Train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN%
stopping at all mations between Philadelphia and Wil
mington.
Leave Philadelphia at 8.15,11.15 &SO and 1L34
P. M. Tbe r&so P. IL train manacle with • the Dela.
ware Itallroad for Harrington and Intermediate na
tions. .
leave WUrnington 7.00, &IS and 9:90 A. M., SoM and
5.00 P. M.
Trains tbr Newcastle legyire ,
Phlladelpbla atB.i6A.
M.. LW and 5.30 P. .111. • •
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmlngton• at 12.00 M. 4.50 and 10.00 P.M.
. CHESTER FOR PHIDADELPHIA.
Leave Cheater at 8.01. ASS and 10.14 A. M.,12.07. 0 .43.
0 .0 t, 5.44 and 10.96 P. M..
Pramltaltimere to PhlladelpMe..—Leave Baltimore
8.10 A. M. W8.711,614 Exp 9.0
_Express; A. Express: 1.10 P. M.,
Ex press. GM P. M., ress. P. Id., Express.
TraMS for. Baltimore leave 43hes ter at 4.49 and 9.tiS
A. M.. rusdll.23 P. IL
Tram, fbr Baltimore leave Wilmington 11 1, 1 .5. m, and
10.33 A. N., and 4 . 00
SUNDAY TIMMS.
Erprese Train at 4.1.5 A. M. for Baltimore and Wash
ington, sopping at ,Chester,,Wilndngton, Pew/yin%
Havre-de Oraee, Aberdeen, Penman's, 2degrudia,
Chase's and Stemmer% Run.
lifight'Exproaa 11,00 P. 151. for Baltimore and Wash-
Acconimodation Train at Mae far Wilmington
and Intermediate Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at S.So P. M. stopping at Havre de
Grace, Perryville and W il mington. Also stop at Elk
ton and Newark (to • take 'manners for Philadeiplila
and leave passengers from Wash= or Baltimore)
and Cheater to leave psawa:nrers Baltimore or
Weall = l.‘ "
A train will leave Wilmington rbr Philadel
phia and:lntermediate Stations at 6.80 P.
pktrains with passenger car attached will leave
Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate stations
at 6.39 E. Leave Baltimore for Havre de-Grace
and intermediate Stations at 1.16 P.M. ,
pom . e=rmPrmvigrij• .„.„.
.PIuLADELPHIA, emarAzir.
_ 'TOWN A/NID • Nualukrrowis
74.• :7•711 , • E. TABIaC.--On and alter•MED.
MESDAT, Notegiber '
lat 186 til farther nOtlee.
r• run e
Leave Pidladelala-6, 7. 8, 9. /2. 48; M.; I.+l, 2.10
8 X.4. 5. 5%, 6. 79 /0,1/ 11 P. M.
Leave Geroundown--e. ig 10,11,19,'A. H.;
2,8, VOILA 634, 7, .. 9, 10.11 P. N.
755 8.20 down train, and the 3 and ISX up train. de
net 401) on Germantown Branch. .
ON SUNDAYS. • •
Leave ID minute.. A. 1L;'1. 7 and
Leave GerralMOWll-8 A. Xi' and 9X, P. K. •
• oaparrrur SELL -1 4 A PT
Leave AdladelplUst•-6, 8, 1 9. HI. A. N.; p. MR IN, to . . 2 1
and U, P. M. • = r
'- Leave Oltestrint lIIIV-9.loxrdnutek66A4o, aid 11.40
8L11.40, 94005.60, omatsad 1240 P. M.
nave plda-9.10 minutes, A. N.; 9, and
Leave Githeerton9 BUI-7.40 Waste% A. N.; MO, 540
and 9.20 minutes' P. M. - -
FOR OONSHOEMMEN AND No
Leave Pldladelphts-4, .1.06 mlnut•l4ll
Si.an uKi. 3L
Leave riorrlistolen d 4di7; .7.50; 9,11. A. M.;136 el..
, The 5% P. M. trainvill Stop'jt. School Lan Wks*.
hlekon. MmuiPan l o 3o3 4 and 001 Nth
° - ".(04111129DAY5.
• - LSsvePhinidelphler.pArld.. 2.K. and 7 P. M.
Leave Nprrlatown-,7 A. M.. and 5 P. M.
FOB MANAYGNIC. •
Leave Phi t l i eleh .1 ,85 . 21 . 0 q 16 hM
i.; . et,
6}(, am, and • •
Leave thuntyonn-6'3(,'yk, 0, ;93ii 1134, A. led ISo
ONININDAYB. '
Leave philndelphlar-9 A.-„ln and 7P. 311.. ,
Leave- 7
.X A. M.; 6 and
Ori, Gen operintendent,
Depot, Ninth and Green street..
x.yrnr.B nELPHIA AND ELM
_ . THROUGH LINE.
• , er- ANVIESA RAILROAD.
Short line to Williamsport, Elmira,oll ReitiOnsatris,
Buffalo, Niagara Palls, Sru3msion Bridge and all
placei in the Western, North Western and Sciuth Wes
tern States and the Canada&
Four through trains daily (Sundays excepted).;
,Leave Philadelphia and Leave North Pennsylva•
Beadingß.B. Depot. I nia R.B. Depot.
8 A. M. 7.80 A. M.
WO , P. M. 11.15 P. M.
One train on Sunday at 8.15 P. H.
By all these trains Alkect,co nnection 43 made at El
mars with Prierallwnit il -atl cA.wittL - Atlantict7
and Great Neste= War - 4, ta)untrirk and Bufillid
with aalce ,Bhoretic.:r Buspension'Bridte
,year Great ,•„ - 1 • • - 1
_ _n e e always' wow as bylaw:Eisner iiLip.l7 , , La 3
; ~Sleeping Cars on , all ni,ght Walton -
second class cam with cushioned seahlaccbMW l
each express train. givin g • p_a.a?enert the'liaTaztwe2
of high 'weed with low tare:
For, throughtichets and Anther Particulard'Ooneern
ing the rontee, app)rat the.
Ticket mice, 425 Chestnut street
0c23 N. VAN HORN, Pas. Agt.
•_Tnatini3mre:mwm&
RENNSYLVAZITAL - , aIiNTRAL
, •e GARRA.NELEMXOIT, L • -
r The Mims of the Pennsylvania Central R. leive
the Depet at Thirty-first and Market streets, which is
reached by the cars , of the, Market • Street Passenger
BllliNlyrimning to and from the - . Depot- The last car
leaves - Bront street about- thirty mlnutes,lirlor to
the departure of each Traint . • ,- • •
ON Suivnays—Cars have Eleventh and Market
streets 45 minutes before departure ef Evening Trains.
, ANN'S BAGGAGE E:EFICESS will call for and deli 7er
Baggage •at the Depot.• Orders left at the office. No.
631 Chestnut street, will receive attention. .- `D
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE 'A T EPO
THDB: . '
MAIL TRAIN - .• • at
.„ 8 • 00 A.M.
PAOLI ACCOAL, igo.ql ."•• "" • „ ,_
„FAST •• . • " 12 -‘e M.
Ri z t lau z urtatt , • . •
I ' B e 3L
t iCCOh ••L; • " I ' Be
'LANCSTER, - ACCOH., • • , " 4.00 "
PAOLI TRAIN, No. 2 • • ' • " "
ERIE HAD , - • " 940 "
PHILADDCMILA. ES:PEE/FA • ' iL/ll
. ,
CINCINNATI .EXTBEss, t' • " LIO-A. h N.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS f • " 7.10 ;
P O
AR KES OLI ABIGIG CCOBL, No. 1 '•• "
", 8.20 ,".
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ST WRINBURG ACCOBL. • " 9 .10 "
*Daily; except Saturday.
Hondity.?.; ,• • - • '
All atter trains (ail , exce t Sunday.
The Pennsylvania O un o r Wl.ll not assume nre ,
rlak ibr Baggage, w.wpforWear Aft= 3 , and limit
their responstbilltY to One It in b a
t ve,'
All exceeding that amount In value. vIM a
the the owner. unless taken - J:7 sp,ecial contract.,
• • -TICKET OF - PIAS. •
Have been opened tat No. 4131 Chestnut' street, Gantt
nentalHotel.and Girard House .where Tickets may
be procured to all important points in Penrosylvaufs,
as well as the-West, Northwest and Southwest; and
hal)~particularagiven as to time; and •connections, by
JOHN C. A ET.NN„ Ticket Agent , •
The Ticket Office at West Pblladelphia will 'be' con- -
tinned as heretofore. where all information respecting
routes as well asAickets, can be had on application to
- __THOMAS H. eADFLE;
• ' ' * Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily, except Stuitiny. For
hill information as to fare and atxxontoodanone, Apply
to No. 197 Dock street.
MAlt!Wk
(K)L'w l 2)
TSE rxr xm)t-EB,otrim virlmmlrenn
Owing to the great distance saved by THIBROUTE
the dove men= has-assigned to It the carrying of the
11. S. MAIL to the Prtnotoal Cities of the West and
Southwest. 2 = • --
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TREBE BEING BUT ONE 'CHANGE OF CABS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI,
AND BUT TWO TO BT. LOUIS. . • r
PASSENGERS BY was ROUTE wiLL.taturvk
IN CINCINNATI, • INDIANAPOLIS: CADIO — AND
ST. LOCUS ERDYN ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCE OF ANY
OTHE.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia at ILSO A,. 11. Will
arrive at Altoona in the evening for supper, where
ff
Woodru's Celebrated Palace state-Room Sleeping
Cars will be attached, and run through to Columbu s without change, avoiding changing care at'Pittsburgh
at. midnight, a comfort never before afforded to the
traveling community.
Be sure to purchase tickets "VIA STEUBMT-
ViLLE," at
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OFFICE
Corner Thirtieth and Market Streets.
S. F. SCULL,
Gen'l Picket AWL Steubenville. 0.
JOBE H. UTT.T.VM Gera Eastern Pass. Ag't.
Sup
Broadway, New York.
JOHN DURAND , Gen'l Sup't. . fewtf
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LINES—Brom Poet oil:Markets
01%i:10 Sundays. TALL -
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g WEDNERDA t ir, NOVEMBER, 15th
Far ItridgetOn, Salem, and all Stations on West Jer
sey and Eaten) Railroads, at 9A. M. and 9.90 F. M.
For and all intermediate Stations, at 9 A.
M. and SF. .151.
For Cape May and intermediate Stations, at 9A. M.,
to =Willa connecting with freight train (Passenger
car attached) for Cape 'Porgy. due 5.45 P. M. and 800 P.
M. thrdildkl,asenger _dna B.d) P. m.
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at or Glassooro• and i ntermedia te EitatiOtis. ate A. M.
and - S.SO P. M.
For Woodbury, Gloucester, at 9 A. M.. 8, LSD,
and 520 P.
_Freight trrihs ' svillleavaPhtladelphlailrom SandthrTa
wnarratlo A. 11.• . and Camden, at 12 M.
J. VAN •RENSSELA: Superintendent,
TILE WEST .LIKEVSEY CON:PANT
Wlll attend to all the usual branches of Emu:se Bus
arzsa, receive, deliver, and fOrward, through other re
sponsible Er. press Companies, to all parts of the cotes ,
try, any article entrusted to them. A. Special Meson.
pr accompanies each through train, Office, No. 5
Walnut street:.; • • -
- OFFICE OF THE ADAMS E.M.
PRESS` COMPANY, MO (IT
=PHIL, January 27th. ISe. i -
The Adams
figilitles at T7 l l 3 =ten.Wi t . tahm enial =nitH eir a
Depot; and baying acquired hone' capacity for
transportation. are now prepared' te forward HeavY
Express frerghta, Packages and!Parcels. to Washing
ton. Georgetown. Alexandria, Annapolis, lia. Frederick.
Adaurstown,,Fertreat .117.10.01.111e134.111305 kil:tp 4
occupied by the =ray, st reduced 21033. . .
Special agreements e. e for Merchandise in large
lots Sutler's goods and army Imppllee at eat torn
prices; an Implication at oar office. Soldiers' parcels
Wren at mob :lens than our usual raters
Heavy and bulky istmlosges received and re ,, pted
tbr at our depot; Southeast corner of BROAD and7.o.
GMT Streeta.; -' ;.- - - JOHN .BINGITAIrr,
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DEPOT. BROAD aritizim, ABOV EOIr:IEBEY.
The undersigned will continue .the General
Agency of the m ad_ bia, Wilmthgton and g . r a l lg
Smote Railroad Vida, kr WV' ca the bov
abtm
route to the Weak ' - • •
Shippers and the.publio g.alloy 'are sasurerl'thal
the urganisation of hmatrains 'secures to Freight
liVrtumult And promptdeliv to all parte Parte.
illronsh Mee and ftrther apply to
A. OOWTON & 00.,
General Freight Agenta,
'JOHN S. WXIdON, Freight Agent,
Filth street. ed door below Chestnut
- RARITAN AND DELAWARE
• P' y PAELEOAD.—NOCIOE.—On
an. a t•j• 4I s sa.'t .bruary Dth. the Express Train
will be discontinued. - file Freight Train leaves 0.13 -
DEN at a o'clock, P. hi., da ily,( Sunday excepted,) ar
- in New York next morning.
• ht taken at low ratea.
F f. L.. B. COLE. Agent.
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• E.DIJOATION:
; 13033.DENTOWN; N. , J.
A few vaotinclesjorthe summer; term, commencing
prillBili: For Catalogne9 containing mans, etc,
Addresti Rev. JOHN H. BRAVELY,
pIANO FORTE AND SINGING.TALVIITiIwafna
JANE:NWNRS;t‘ither - at her putalla residence or..
11.11,._er own No. 1922.13P=CE: Street, q'tilladelPhia.'
3 9 / 1 / 4 ave,:the use :of one of sarvesetW
eiappr or JanOis a racist excellent instrument.
=ea L.. nad for two years the entire charge of taa ,,
music claaa Ist Pleaant inillsegtinati•M est 211"6 ”
town, Pa., and can refer - beatdeaLta stymry , large cirele,,
of private pupils.- ;-! , :::Ja4-Smi •
TIEM , FALL 13.EsSION ow 'MISS --2atitoWS
--MMARY Nair YOUNCV.
September isth at her
• reeld'exim t
_Corner of 'plar and Sixteen thotreets,
,Itmanntiatass:44lesr.l3,, :Auden:Man
Bev. Mimes Xingfierd; .11.A11eu,214.
Alta • t ovstrars College/. wrmylt
RELMOVAL:
110EMOVA.T...—.TAXES S. SEINDLER, Sallmaker,
IA , may be Imind for the present at No. 300 North
Delaware Avenne. ; fezmanot
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1 0 132.1 TRY SPAT .FOl3. SALE—On the 'rivet
k, Burlington, N. J. Fine Residence, - .wills
and shade, fruit trees. tatchen, garden and past;
ture lota—apply to . .
U. SERGEANT, 123 Booth FEU:tared,
mhl.3-th,s,tuSt* rb,lladelphia;
ILFOR SALE—A . DESIRABLE DWELL.II7 7sl ,
HOUSE, on Sixteenth street near Green. ilaßolll-, ,
order, with every modern convenience. will be
sold on very reasonable terms,possesslon Inunallately,' •
Price $7,000. Apply to - • . I_.-. .;':
- • .)170. YARD, YE., &Sal? ..,, .
mhl74l,ta,thrto 807 Baceatreer.. - ''
LFOR SALE —The elegant Setory brown stone
stare- Property, 26 feet front, widening t0'.60
td - extending in depth gee feet. !situate No: •Mg
Market street. Was built in a supalor manner with •
every convenience, and fixtures complete, is the lar
gest storeproperty in the'city. Possession: January:
Ist, 150 i. J. 3L OtOMMEY eu SONS, No, 508 Walnut;
street. -
Ir FOR SALE'— A very desirable three-etory
17pointed stone RESIDENCE, with back buildings
.72 all modern improvements, in good order and
ground well cultivated. Situate on Morton .
Germantown, Within five minutes' walk of Ea'
station. T. M. talnifEßY &SONS,
mha-til ' 508 Walnut street.
in GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR - SALE"
08, TO 11M:T—Beautifally d conveniently.
tutuatedocithin two minutes' walk s
nof Church Lanee
Station. A commodious and elegant RESIDIMIE:
with all the modern conveniences; stable. coach-house,
Ac. Lot 180.1[213. Apply between 10 and -,. at ZS North
THIRD street. [nahl4- Ulf W. P. WILSTA.CH,
&'lO REICT.—A desirable Connie", Reeldenoe„
within fifteen minutes' - walk of City Railroad,
double stone Mansion. with all modern im ye.
melds: fine lawn, ornamental trees and shrubbery 2.
fruit of all kinds. Furniture, horses, carriages 'and
cows for Sale, in consequence of proprietor
Europe. Address X. X., at this office.
ORRBLiticITOWN—FOE SALE.—A handsome
double-pointed Stone Residence with 2 acres °V;
ground attached, situate within live minutes' .vntlir
venience, en
Duy's Lane station.
order Has .
every. modern con-
d is in perfect
sion given. T. M. GUMMY dr. SCM .linn n 4 V MlB3 t
_ninny `.`
street. -
13FOR SALE—A NEW STONE. corrtuaz
_ French roof. with all the modern improvement,mate on EVERGREEN avenue. near the (lity line"
road, the finest view on Chestnut Hill.
A ly at No. 1.29 South SEVENTH street, or of I.
MllLFORD,:Chestnutßlll.:mhleet; •
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gqTO'..RENT.—A Country Mansion: stabling lbe
five:lames, lee house filled, milk house and
gar epoo_mlntites walk from Tlogs,Station on the.
North Pennsylvania Railroad. Apply to DAVID J.
MOTT,. Toil Gate, Old York ROW and Niostown n -
Lane. , mhle
FOR ISALF—A Three-story Rrick 'Residence
.R with attics and three-story double back buildings,
am having every modern convenience, situate on
Nineteenth-street, above Arch. Lot 20 feet front, by
102 feet deep. J. M. Graf:MET; do ,501913, SOS Walnut
street.
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COUNTRY SEAN, FOR BAS:ff.—Very Der_:
sizable. Fine house, and lour and a ball acres, ~
' be sold at a bargain, and terms liberal, if applied
Stir Boom F. S. ROVEY ft BRO., • ~,
mbl.9.3ts - - . . M.Ginxitrint.' ~ ,
IiFOR BALE—A new nine-roomed HOUSE Orr,:
Elshteenth street below Master street,. with ins-.
ns late passessiOn: ; shalom on Nineteenth street '
above Thompson;will be sold cheap for cash. Apply err'
the premises to .1' At - PS IitcRLROY. inh.l7,sta
F.ACTORY - FOR SA T.5',-FOlit, Cllllags=l
DWEL.T.SEGS situate on Fayette street near
wfth lot Of ground SO feet • front by 57 feet deer.
imitable for alight manufacturing business.
01ThEILEY.& SOBS, SOS Walnut street. • . :
DELA-NCT PLACE.—EOR
E very Superior double house, finished in the best
manner;replete with every convenience. Lot 38x10Q
feet. Apply to J. H. CURTIS & SON,' Beal Estate
Brokers. 433 Walnut street. .
WEST PILILADELPRIA.—FOR SALE—Ada.
slrable • dwelling, Thlrtpeeventh street, near
• estnnt. Ten rooms, gas and gas fixtures. Apply
to J. H. CURTis• & SON. Real Mltate Broken, 438
Walnutstreet.
FOR BALE—A Convenient and a desirable
I. t 3 Howe, "situated No. 4E3 North SIXTH street,
rnreestory back buildings, side yard, with possession
lst of May. Apply To CHARLES H. N. 829' •
North Stith street. mhl6.6tee
FOR s A LTC—The Fouratory , Brick Store and
Dwelling. Lituate on the northwest corner of Fif
teenth and Pine streets. Is an excellent business
stand. and In stood order. J, GIDIESI.EY & SONS,
5013 Walnut -
FOR SALE.—The three-story Brick Dwelling;
an ie situate No. 715 South Ninth street. Is well built.; In perfect order. Lot 20 feet front, by 106 Tee&
deep to Russell street. - Immediate- possession given.'
J:11". GligfaLßY:a SONS, 508 Walnut. street.
ms . e _
TO BENT—A well furnished House, 134 miles
from Media. cont.ining L 2 rooms. Rent for the
season (ice Included), ssoo_,taken In board. Address,
COUNTRY, BELLE= 'OFFICE. mhia4l.*-
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ftOWN= SEAT FOR BALE. —The country
seat ot,JOEN R.:TOWNE, Esq., near Old York
Station, on. North Pennsylvania Railroad.
acres. Applylo O R EiII.TBEELD. rohls-1014
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EuaFOR RAZE ;— The Elegant HOUSE , with every
modern , imprOvement, No. 214 West Washingtop
re. I LEWIS H. BERNER,
tfe 1528. Foarthutreet.
EMINISART) HOUSE TO Lu T.— A large
MI brown storm house. opposite St. Mark's Murat,
Locust at. Apply to C. H. MULELHEI.D. mb.ls 1024
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ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the anat."; . 3,
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of CAROLINE hOPHI A. FRITSCH, dement:4lor- '
lq ottLobenstein, baying been granted to , the un-; --
delmigmeil,_anPersons indebted to the estate adirrttake"') -,,,
paYment, aad those hatica eatnewtVresent thetiro ,
On Wawa etreet.rri :1
mbl£4.li6t*
TN THE sIJPBErs E coußr- OF PENNSYLVA..",...."I
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NIA, EASTERN DISTRICT . JOSEPEC-STON-, '
A dnaLuist'r ofßardel Stone, dee'd
BLE. In Equity. January Term', 18f14; No. Z - 14:'. In - the`
matter of the account ofJOBIN E. SRA.WV,Rebcdver,- '
'
The Master appointed by the Court to report'distriba:
Lion of the balance in the hands of said Receiver; Neff]: :*
meet all parties interested• at his office, 623 WALNUT'
eet.on.MON DA], t March 26tb, ]BBO at 4 eelbek
mhlS•tha.tu,stl I ROBERT N., WILSONOWaster.,
L!EIMM
, STATE Or baltka BAREII,; - DEOIDASED....
...a Letters testomentaryytuadertheimt W l / 1 and Tr*,
cement qt the above named 'detedeat, having; bears.,
duly grant 4 d to ttie ittidOrtligtiOd; all::persons indebted, ;: •;.;
tosald Drtatawlll.:ls„teasaioaltO' payment: and , thoso -7 , I
having claims ;Ogato4te,AtCsatoe'Aviii .present them;
without delay]tO,"'i .-"•ltAlsijgAlq ,21;
caooLst* tritc,No: 488 N.Fotirthat. ,• l ,r , . ;
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am hote ls ontesows LONDON onvaxiiimu t e,
EUROPEAN RANGE, for familiar,
____ ,ls or
nblle ingitrittons In TWEINTXIMIETEREILITi •
lirialcas i Portable nesters, wdowe' (Oates, Fire-.
board , Stoves.Bath , liollers,'StewholeiPlates, - Brollers.
Cookjag Stoves, atc., at wholesale 'and -retail, - by the
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4 ; ffitasp,,' IMARRE & TROMPSO,
:1328,th,s,thAtrat; Sonlierrak Second tone`•
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coartaiWrOWand for sale by HENRY 9111328011
& Co.,Bllslaonth Wharve.
REAL ,ESTATE
. U • A:r. l . l . ^ :e.Larsils .AND 01‘11E.11.S.—PIIBLICt
BALE—TRom t vi & SONS,Auctioneers r V 11194
valuable - , P.IISLMESS 'PROPERTY,. known of Mitt
CENTRAL BIIELDINGS, Nos. 218 and 220 Walnut
street, opposite the Ilterehants' Exchange: SS, feet oil
Walnut street:l4o feerin depth' on Pear street; 2 fronta,
On TIIEFiDAY, April ad, um, at 12 o'clock noes, will
be sold at pubic sale, at the; pmErADELpgrA
ORANGE, all those two four-story brick building 3
and the lot of ground t hereuntobelonging, situate ore
the south side of Walnut street, alrft"- dtly opposite th
Exchange, containing together in front on Walnut
street 33 feet, and extending in depth about 140 feet to
Pear street,known as the Central 'Buildings, with &
passage-way running through to Pear street, on which
Is erected a five-story brick building. The attention
rof capitalists, bankers and -insurance companies is
called to the above mentioned_ property, comoining as
It does many advantages. Its close proximity to the
Exchange, together with two fronts, making it desire
ble. Property in this particular block is considered. of
more -value per foot than in any other block in the -
whole length of Walnut street. •
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Clear of all incumbrance. • r ,
For further Particulars , apply to Lewis . B. . Retina:.
No. 1M South Fourth street. '
M. THOMAS &SONS, Auctioneer:re
139 and 141 South Fourthstreet. -
mfilstap2
tern It OUlin, FOR SALE, WITH SIDE YARD, No.
M.ll 987 North Sixth street,above Poplar. eight rooms,
gas, bath, :hot and cold water, range, water closets.
ekc.,all In good repair. ' Lot le feet by 90: Garden laid
out with splendid grape vines, rose bashes, shrubberY s
fruit box bushes around the paved walks,
Price $6,500; slear; possession soon. Apply - on the
isa.A, No. 1.-FOR PALE.-COUNTRY .BEAT; ;near"'
..= - Torreadale. of 10 fumes. ' ••••••
2--Also, one of 28 acres, near Holmesburg. • -. , -
-Also one on the N. P. R. R., of 22 acres.'near the olCrorkßoad Station. • .•„. •
• 4,-Also r ene of =acres, near the last named..
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No. 205 South Sixth street:
go FOR fiALB.—A VEBY CHOIOE'ILIVR M 08304
FABLE FARM 1n the Twenty.third. ward; 10
es from Market street, adjoining theF village.ol . `
Bustleton,,tontaining 90 acres. ImproveMenta- fina
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and land in a high state of cultivation, With pleat?
shade, fruit and, water, and everything in, rust : .r ate
order. Apply at 102, Chestnut street, second floor, be.
twee-n 10 and 2. - la2o-tu,tkaa,if
FOR - BALE.—THE ELEGANT MA 9IOR • and-grounds at Chestnut Hill, owned and Ikon- , '
P Mr. Horace G. Browne, within three squarSir
of thpplytoe "Ingot. 'Terms easy. Possession A ril Ist..
A • - r_za O. IL MM .
=1.0,13,t0,th-lEni lib. 205 South Sixth street.
TO ,RENT—The Handsome STORE, Lite.'lB•l
South , 'RONT Street.
MR , . tdre, No: 78 South Front street,
fl DCal to DOI