From our Third Edition of Saturday.
Fenian Advance:
BOSTON, June 9.—The following despatch
is printed in , the Herald from Brig.-Gen.
PIGEON HILL,' CANADA Vdte.T . , Jane 9.
We are in the,enerny's country; The green
gel; waves! defiantly. • We, have captured
Pigeon Hill, St. Armand Centre, Slab
City. and the British colors. We are ready
to advance. Hurry up reinforeements.
Victory or death!
The growlers and cowards have gone to
the rear. They will talk about our position
—but don't mind them. The tried men of
nerve are at the front.
XXXIXth Ibngrms—First Session.
_ WanT-TTNerok..June 9.
Holism—The Speaker presented a letter from the
Secretary of the '.lreasury transmitting a statement of
the amount paid for salary and mileage to the mem
bers of the -thirty-eighth Congress. Neferred to the
Cczo mittee on Apnroprlationa.
The mileage paid to Senators was $124,108, and-the
salary 1899,728. 'rural, $423.8236. 'lllB mileage paid to
members of the. Mouse was $315,e54,. and the salary
$1,1 , 19,195. Total, $1.464,160. Senator Connma received
jor mileage $11,124. aria Senator McDougal sloie64.
senators Harding and Nesmith, of Oregon, received
for mileage $11,916 each.. • .
Senators Nye and Stewart received fir Mileage
15,622 each; but this was only for on e session, being at
the rate of $11,244 ler the Congra , s. •1 he hi assathuaers
Senators received for mileage $739 each. The smallest
slim received for mileage, was by Senator Johnson, of
Mar 3 land, IST 20. '
Of the California members, Mr. Cole received $10.548,
and Shannon $10.692. The Oregon member. Mcßride
received for miliage $12,531. -Mr. Cole, the •delerate
from Washington Territory received $12.059, and
- Wallace, the delegate from Idaho $12,834. The smallest
surn•received for manage was $64. by Henry White
Davis.
The Speaker also presented a letter fronr the ecixt
mandiust of the Washington Arsenal transmitting a
statement of tb e distribution of money among the eat-
Serers by therteent explosion at ate Arsenal. Laid on
the table. - . '
The Constitutional amendment passed by the Senate
yesterday was reported to the House with amend
ments en which its concurrence etas requested.
The Speaker announced that under the orderof the
House no bwiness was in order except debate as if In
Committee of the Wnele on the President's annual
message.
Mr. Burleigh (Dakota Territory) addressed the
Henn in favor of the removal of the Indians from the
mineral lands of the North. Western Territorlei, and
their permanent location In certain districts In Dakota
and Montana Territories.
Arrival of a Spanish Frigate at New York
llzw Youir, - Jtme 9.—The Steam - Frigate Isabella La
Catolica lies arrived at this port with General Dike
aboard.
New York- Stock Markets.
NSW YORK, June lith:—Stocks are mill and lower;
Chicago and Rock Island, 92Y. 111, Central, Ell; Mich
igan Southern 79; N. Y. Maud, .9734; Reading 1994 . ;
Virginia 6's, 66k; Missouri 6'a. 62,q: Western
- Union Telegraph Co., 6034; 11. S Coupons, 1881. 10931;
do. InVi; do. DM, Ten-Fortins,96.lg; Treasury
8-19 s, 10E.4102,3i; Go ld, 13tk®139%.
CITY BIILLETIN.
-TNT. ADVENT PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHuscH.—A very pleasant and social gath
ering of the members and 'friends of this
eongregation convened on Thursday even
ing last, on the occasion of the reopening of
their organ. Several improvements ye
been made in the instrument, comprising
the addition of two new stops, viz.: an open
diapason in the swell, and karaulaphon in
the great organ, together with a general re
voicing of the same. A concert of sacred
music was also given on the occasion al
luded to, and the choir of the church, under
the charge of. Mr. Sparks, organist, ac
quitted themselves most creditably. The
church never before enjoyed so much pros
perity: Since the present Rector. Rev. J.
W. % Cittzton has occupied the position, the
church has been freed from all incumbrance
of debt, improved the lecture room. and
basement;including the Sanday School
rooms; raised money for sundry benevolent
punk:see, and at this time every pew is oc
cupied, with encouraging prospect of much
spiritual benefit. Two confirmations have
taken plea:, already this year; at the first
eighteen, and at the latter twenty-one were
confirmed.
SEAL I TATfE:.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE—Estate of CHAS.
A. POULSON', deceased.--THOMAS & SONS,
Auctiongera—REA.L ESTATE—Pnrstia an order
of the Orphans' Court for the city and countyof Philp,
delphlaowill be sold at thblic sale, OV TUESDAY,
June lt, 1866 at 12 o'clock, noon. AT. THE PHILA.
11BLPHIA_-..EXCHANIGIE, the following described
re °per* late of Charles A. Poulson, deceased, viz.:
No. 1. All that three atary brick messuage and lot of
ground, situate on the weat aide of Front street, (No.
824)20feet north of Union street; coutatnitg In front
on Front street 20 feet. and extending in , depth west
ward 99 feet. Bounded westward by ground formerly
ofleviorJones, southward bya messuage and lot of
Charles le. Poulson. and northward bya lot formerly
of Ebenezer Tomlinson, •
N0.12.,A1l that Messuage and Lot of Ground them,
:unto belonging, situate at the N. W. corner of FrOhti
and Union streets (being No. 326 South Front street),
containing Infront on Irrontstreet 20 feet. and in depth
on Union street 99 feet, more or less. 'Bounded 1:10114-
ward by, ground formerly, of James Stewart. late of
Charles A. Poulson, westward by ground formerly of
George P: umsted, and since of John Couiter.
No. 8. All that messuage and lot of ground there
onto belonging. situate at the S. W. . corner of Front
and Union streets, being numbered No. 318 South
Front street, and described according ton recent sur•
vey as follows, to will containing in oreadth on Front
street 19 feet 61 , 4 inches, and continuing that breadth
in depth westward 65 feet: then widening on the south
side tbereof 6 inches; then extending of the breadth of
20 feet ofaninch In farther depth. 11 feet 7 inches;
then narrowing on the south side thereof 2 inches:-
then extending of the breadth of 19 feet 1113 s inches fur
ther, in depth 5 feet benches to a 4 'eet wide alley lead.
log into Unick street. Bonded southward by other
ground or Chas: A. Poulson, mid westward by the said
4 feet wide alley.
No. 4.—A1l that messuage, and lot of ground thereun
to belonging, situate onthe West side of Front street,
No. 230, 19 feet 6X 'inches south of Union street, de
berthed according to a r,ecentsurvey_thereoL as follows;
.
to wit: containing in breadth on Front street 16 feet;
and continuing that breadth In depth westward 65 feet;
Then narrowing' on the north side thereof 6 inches,
then extending of the breadth- of• 15 feet 6 inches-far
ther in ;depth 11 feet 7 inches; then widening on the
north aide thereof 2 inches; tnen extending of the
breadth of 15 feet 8 inches further in deptti feet 5
inches to a 4-feetwide alley •leading. into Union street.
Bounded northward and southward by ground of Chas.
.11-Fouleon, and westward by the said 4-feet wide alley.
No. 5.—A1l that messuage and lot of ground there.
mato belonging, situate on the west side of Front street,
(Vo. 333,) 35 feet 65.; inches sonth of Union street; con
faing in front on Front street 17 feet 93i inches, and In
depth ffi feet. Bounded northward by ground uf diaries
A. Poulsone , southward by ground now or late of
Samuel Wretherill. and westward by a 4 fees wide
alley leading luto Union street. ,
No 6=All that npsasnage and let of ground tlierennto,
longing. situate, on the South side of Union street, (No. •
1130,86 feet we of Front street, described according to,
tecentanrvey as' follows r containing in front on
Union streetls feet 4 inches, and in depth 68 feet 4'
Inches to a 2 feet 8 Inches wide alley. Bounded east
ward by a 4 feet wide alley, southward by Shia 2 feetB
Inches wide 'alien and westward by ground late of
Francis Gurney:deceased.
By the Court E. A. M Eltilleir. Clerk O. C.
FOser..--Two•thirds Interest In. each_ of the above
premises will be sold under the order of the Orphan's
Court; the remaining third la the property.of Charles
Gurney Poulson, who will upite in a deed to the pur
chaser for the same.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
:my24,je2,11 ' 189 and las, Fount; street.
ORPHANS'. COURT SAlM.—Estate of RLISHA
P:00011E, dec'd."-TROBILAS&SONS,Auctioneers.
uable Business Stands. Nos. 319 and 319 l; Market.
street. Pursuant to an order Of the - Orphans' Court for
the City and county - of Philadelphlao. will be sold at
.Public.- on TUESDAY, June 12th, 1868, at 12
o'clock; noon,aithePHILADELPHIAEXCHANGE,
the following described:property of Enos P.Cdoke,de
ceased. All that full; - equal, undivided sixth part of,
in and to all that certain brick me.sruage, buildings,
store house. tavern and lot of ground, situate on the
north side of High.or Market street,between the Del.
aware Third ann Youth streets, Sixth, Ward. Nos. 319
and Al93i; containing in breadth,, east and West, 16%,"
feet, more or less, including the halfpart of a 4 feet wide
alley, left open for the convenience of this and the ad
jolaing premises to the westward, and In depth, north
stud Butith. 210 ieet 6 Inches: Bounded westward partly,
by thewesternmost half of Said alley, and portly by
ground formerly ofJohn 'Mater, deceased, northward
with•the court ' hereinafter mentioned; eastward with
ground now or late of Thomas . Wistar. Together with
the right and privilege of the said 4 feet wide alley, in.
common withthe ownerS and occupiers of the , mes..
Isnege and lot next westward, and also of the tree and
uninterrupted right; use and ..privilege of a court or
iece oc open ground 163' feet in width, east and west;
in the clear ,- lying north of the above" described prem
ises. and of an alley 11 feet 4 Inches in width clmmu
nicating with the said, court, and extending from Third
strtet to and in aline with , the .northwest corner of,
said court. .`.
' . .87 the Court; R. A: , MERRICK, Clerk 0. - C.
J. •COOKIC:LONGSTRETH. Administrator •
' • - 'THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
1028-je2,1l • 1.39 andl.4lBoutti 'Fourth street.
TOR SALE.— A FARM containing 140 acres,
situate on the southeast bank of :the -Schuylkill
river. 1,45- miles we fromPottanocim, and mile from.
Beading.K.R., the property la bounded on the berth' by
the Schuylkill canal. Sal& farm containsaboat leo va
rieties of pear trees in good bearing condition,and other
frog in : proportion. Buildings largoand convenient.
For particulars apply to 13.D.PRICE, 51 North Sixth
street, Seeoml story. --jeS-tudalita
_ BE.LET—sEcoxn, THIRD,..FOUBTIi AND
afficee or istn F LOO RS,
httln% W . E A l g .,, yl t e r H.; O 1
411 BON, Real Estate Brokers, 4E3 walnut:Burnet: • - -
WOB. BENT—The second , third and fourth floors of F OR
building situate No. las North Third street, above
Merry. J, At. CIMMY &g , 0103, 6QB Walaut street.
."REAR. ,ESTATE: :
FOE, ItEN T.
:Th6. - Neti Raißing,
No. 607 Chestnut Street.
WLL BE COMPLETED IN A B911;47 - DAYS,
The proprietors are prepared to receiveproiXrsais
renting such rooms as they do not nee themselves.
Tliese_wilthe
THE SEININD STORY FRONT ROOM.
60 by 24 feet.
x:a;~:r♦n.:i.yl
TIRCE — EITELDING, '
Your Stories High. with Entrance by _a wide hall or
Clbestnnt street;
And a FrOnt of 25 feet on JaYne street:
Suitable fer a Jobbing or Oonunission Reuse, a Bank
or Insurance Office.
For Further Particulars apply at the NEW BUI
LETIN
No. 607 Chestnut Street.
FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE COLIN
TRY RESDJENCE.
. all the modern improvements; situated near the
• .ROLIdERIIRG DEPOP
•
, Of the Philadelphiannd Trenton - Railroad.
Acceis to and from the city almost hourly.
The house is built in the best and most substantial
manner, withont regard to cost, having every conve
nience t and w.ll suited for a,summer and wittier real
deuce for any gentleman doing business in the city, or
who is desirous of pos. essing a thstrclatlt residence.
It is within five millet , s' walk of the depot and about
on. -third of a mile from.. the village of Holmesburg,
a village noted for Its healthful !situation and pleasing
eociety:ard possesses . a - •
Pak E VIEW of the DELAWARE RIVEa.
There are three acres of land; also a fine stable con
nected therewith, the ground elegantly laid out and
tastefully embellished with fruit and ornamental trees.
A fine garden in good' condition, and rata
ing now every variety of vegetables. Schools and
Churches convenient. .&pplyto
je6,w.fm.6t* C. M. ta. LESLIEC, 727 Sansom St.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. decea.ed.—vettr-
A LIS :BUILDING-/AY 'AND' HOUSE IN BOX.
BOROUGH, near Roxborough: Water-work&
Will be sold at Public Sale, by alias Order of Conrt,
on the premises, Riage road. Roxborough, betweeni
and a mile stones, on WEDNEsDAy, June 27, MC
2 o'clock P. M. - , -
A TWO-STORY STONE HOUSEand LOT of S acres
and 121 perches of land, near the Roxborough Water
Works. and adjoining landAof John_ Smirk, William
Williams, George Williams. and the Ridge Road.
Terms, 11200 on day of sale; balance On execution of the
deed.
By the Court. R MERRICK, Clerk O. C.
0. W ETA .r Axe, Adm'r.
1 M. PESTER, Auct'r. _ _ jes.s,w,m3t3
CAPE MAY tXrITABES AND STORES To
have two CO PTAGES, in the immediate
vit. nay of Congress Hall—one on 3 ACKSOS street,
boar Lafayette street, 3 on LAFAYETT 6, and S on
WASHINGTON street. two of them entirely new; and
STORI , B opposite Congress Hall, one neatly fitted up,
at 1150 for the season.
several Boarders wanted for the Bathing season
'within half a mile of the bathing ground. Board
ers will be taken to and back from bathigg free
of charge. Address or call on
A. E. HUGHES A .
ge
tate nt,
les C Real
ape Es
Island, N. J.
GERMANTOWN .—FOR SALE. EITHER
furnished or tuafttrniahed, with immediate pots-
Brbt3 on, a large and coma odious Mansion, situate In
bne or the most desirable parts of the town, within
five minutes' walk of Railroad Depot. It contains
rourteon rooms with all modern conveniences, hot
and cold bath. gas and waterin all the, chambers.
firs class stable and carriage home, a good vegetable
garden abundance of fruit and flowers. in fact It cum
blues all the advantages of a_ City and Country Rest.
'tepee. Lot 90 by Stio Wet deep. Apply to C. H. MUM
33 ELD, 205 booth Sixth street. my29.15t1
frif A BARB t.HANCE.—A FINE FAILlii of one
Ala
hundred and forty acres. near 3llddletown, Dela
ware (a healthy location). The yonog peach orchard
air ne, which is about fifteen acres, will pay the interest
On an that is asked for the whole term. well stocked,
implements, crops in the ground. furniture in the
house &c., &c. For particulars inquire of "S. T. 8.,"
;1113 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. A planeness' Phila.
delphia, or a good home in the city will be taken in
exchange. Some of the money can remain on wort.
gage. JeB 314
Gel I. H. JOSEPH, CENTRAL r, ESTATE
, ga
_Agency, No. 271 8. Third street, Philadelphia.
• Pa. Real Estate bought and sold on commission.
Loans negotiated. Money procured on Bonds, Hort
. gages, and other securities. House and Ground Items
'collected.
Commissioner ofneede for all the Stake. mySeml
In GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE
OR TO RENT—Beautifully and conveniently
1
tenanted, within two minutes' walk or Church Lane
',Station. A commodious and &agent REM:DENO&
;with all the modern conveniences; stable, mach-house,
&c. Lot 180x210. Apply between 10 andat SS North
THIRD sMeet.- fnahl4trel W. P. WIIBTACH,
We, GRIthIA_NTO oiN—FOR SALE.—a handsome
, mug double pointed stone residence, built in the bast
:manner and having every city 000venience, situate 013
Chew street between hoetnaker'e and Church lance.
'Lot 193 feet front by 240 feet deep, with stone stable
- and carriage house. Immediate possession given. J.
GUMMY &BON% SCB Walnut street.
1 40 SENT.—A COMTORTABLE DWELLING
House
eight rooms, situated on the
ritt of turnpike road , Wakelin street, Twenty.
i third Ward: Aptly to -
W. W. SMEDLEY,
ie9-its Opposite the premises.
SPRUCE STREET—FOR SA.LF.—The hand
!ll2r some three-story brick RESIDENCE, 22, feet
front, with attics and double back-buildings. and lot
!137 feet deep to an outlet. Situate . Ho. 1503 SPRUCE
'street. Has every convenience, and is in' excellent
order. J. M. GUJAMEY ct SONS, SOS Walnut street.
FOR SALE—The modern threestery brick
f" RESLDENCE. wiak double back-bulidinga,
;lin bed throughout in the best manner. with every
!convenience, and in perfect order. Situate No. 2tt
'PINE street. GUMLEY et SONS, SOS Walnut
:street.
FOR SALE—A handsome three story brick
Ma Residence, with double three-story back build
:lngo, and side yard, situate on the east side of Nine
teenth
street, above Arch. Lot t 4 feet 6 inches front
by 100 feet deep, J. M. GIIIIMEY & SONS, 508 Wal
nut street.
An FOR BALE.—A large five-story brown stone
• Ka . BUILDING, 82 1 eet front. with steam power, and
i admirably adapted for Mecbanical purposes; c'ntrally
located. Full parctetaars furnished by I. IL GUM
' MEY & EONS, ttB Walnut street.
giR TO RENT.— A COUNTRY MANSION stabling
gla for five horses; ice house filled, milk house and
garden, 10 minutes' walk from Tioga b taloa on the
North Pennsylvania Railroad. Apply to CHAS. H,
EVANS, No. 631 Arch street. ie3-61.)
lik . FOR BALE.-THE THRICE-STORY BRIO'S.
t l' o-
D W RT.T , ING, with tw3ton' back building, ettn
'. ace 0,2210 PINE street. In good order. With lame
! dints possession. - WAII. L. MACTIMR.
I _lent* 132 Walnut street.
1115 CAPE TSLA WD.—A desirable Cottage wilt be
i sold by Thomas &. Sons, June 12th, eleven rooms.
Photograph of which can be seen at Hat Store or Auc
tion Room. For further particulars
_lnquire at Mo.
CALLA'S New Hat Store. 613 CHESTNUT at .je6-tf/
EIFOR SALE.—The dwelling, No. 521 South Ninth
street, with three-story double back buildings,
, con afining all the modern conveniences. Built - ex
pressly for the present. owner. Terms easy. Apply at
NO. 518 South NINTH street. • ' myl2tf
i FOR BALE—The threeato7 brick Dwelling,
with:two-story back buildings, situate No. 609
ou Tenthatreet. Has been recently.. thoroughly re
paired, J. M. OHMMEY & SONS. 508 Walnut street.
n)1 1 ;5 b r e t 's I Mo l ganTata l tr . 81T._ tgliti o t n o e mi
LOB, Central Honse„ or 240 Market St. je7,61.*
rplloi4E LET.—Third and 'fourth floors with thece
1 en first floon also, part of a large cellar, No. 16
_
South Front street, *Apply to j.-H. &BON,
Real Estate Brokers ,' -433'Walnut street.
frO.llE LIM—FOURTH AND F F TH FLOORS 166
‘
..L. South SECOND street. Apply to .1. H. CURTIS &
SON. Real Esfate Btokers. 433 WALNUTstreet. =''
WALNTS.
Ur 5 BRCS,_H WRITING AND LIrEEtARY.
AGE/SGT. — Copyingdone' ' rapidly, advertise
, meats written, business lettersanswered promptly
and coruldentially Writing of all kinds attended to
tr Ymaa r li
especial attention. No. lr l ve rtab Nlnt_s.reet,Pa.
deipbia.. Refer to D. Appleton .& Co., 448 and .44.5
Breadwai , , New York. je7tf
A BOOKKEEPER, BY DOUBLE' ENTRY, de
, At. sir,ng employment for two. or three hours each
day, will please address note, stating terms and refer
ence. to Y•. A. H. office of this paper. • je93t*
1; 'll7 - ANTED—By a middle aged man, of large expert-
VV epee, a situation as BOOK-BEEPER. Best city
references. Address Box 2,691, P.O. , jes-6t*
AGENTS WANTED FOR "CAMPAIGNS OF
THE ABITY_OF THE POTOMAC." By William
Swinton. The Standard History of the "Grand Army."
The greatest w. rk on the War. Universally endorsed
by army officers and the press. Send for circulars and
tee obr terms. Address "National Publishing C 0.," 501
Minor street. Philadelphia. Pa, my3o im*
illWs WANTED TO RENT BY AN ADULT
, ffig ,Eartilly a three-story ROUSE with double threfs
storybook buildings, between Arch and Pine and
Eleventh and Eighteenth streets. Address •
35L NEWKIRK, '
let:f.m.w.6l* 320 Walnut etreet.
tWANTED 'KO PIInOHASE—A House, in the
western pert of the city, between Broad, and
rinty unit streets, and Vine and Pine streets. lin.
mediate possession. rice about $lO,OOO.
Any lone having such a house will confer a favor
upon the Wye/titer by addressing at.this
Office. < " ..._gee-St)
PE.BFI:IM.EItY,
tOntONINN tai o tE 8 0 1 A molt of oyOry width
kJ from one to els. feet wide, ear nun:them Tent and
Awning Duck, Papermakers felting, Sail Twine. ,in.
,10.1121 W,:ER.2I/..N & CO.,
No, 102 Jones' Alley
DAILY EVENING IJULLETINI.
TiSAVf;MING ilgig)l6."
• pv TaNCI I2aILB,OAD,
GBEiT TIMMY LLNIti r *ol,
Y• a II EITAPHIA SO THE anerharr.Oß JPIKINN.
SYLVANIA, THE _BOHUYLICILL, SIISQIININAN
NA, COMB BLAND AND WYOMING VAltigEß_
FrE NORTH,
_NOILTHWMAT "and• the VAWADAI3.
SUNAIEB 4 4.B.RANGEXENT , PASSILoiGIa
MAINS, June 41866,. leaving pepof x,
THIN tEhINTonIR and ..fer ho OALLO.H.a. Thlls.
1 1 .17 V , giv-hce,me:
At - 7.30 A. M. for 'Reading and all intermediate Sta
lions.
Al 8.15 A. 71., for Reading, Leosoon, - Harrison"
Pattavine Pine Grove, Tamaqua, Etantstu y r William*
port, Elmira, Rochester, Niagara Palls,_Brillislo;Allan.
town, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, 'York, Carliale,Olusubere
burg. Hagerstown, &a.
Tab train connects at READING with the Eno
Pennsylvania Railroad trains , tbr Allentown, ac.:
and with Reaping and Columblaß.R.trains for Colson
bla,de.; with 'the Lebanon Valley train dar - Harrisestri.
dm.; at PORT CLINTON with Oatawissa Railroad
trains km Williamsport, Lock Harem Elmira. det. at
HARRISBURG with Northern Central, Cumberland
Valley, ..and Schuylkill and:. Suaqadlusrma , trains for.
Northumberland:Williamsport York. eluembersburg,
Pinegrove,
AFTERNOON =PIMA%
Loaves Philadelphia at 3.30 P. M. fbr yolga
Ville, Harrisburg au ,
.- connecting with and
Columbia R.R. trains for Columbia, &c.
BEADING ACCOMMODATION.
leaves Reading at 6.00 A. IL, stopping at all waists-
Do • arrives in Philadelphia at 8.55 A. X.
Re ,
t 7.5 leavs
P. P
M lilladelphis, at 5.00 P. ' IL: strains
in Reading a
' Trains for Philadelphia leave•-liarrisbarg at 8.10 A.
M. and Pottsville at 8.45 A. If.. arriving In Philadel•
phla at Lie P. M. Afternoon - trains leave H.a.bura
at 2.10 P. N., and Pottsville at 2.46 P. IL; arriVing at
Philadelphia at 6 45 P. M.
Harrisburgaccommodation leaves Beading as am
A. H. and urg at, .1k P. M. Cos:pouting- at
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at GAO
P. M., arriving in Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M.
• Market train, with a Passenger car aaached, leaves
Philadelphia at 12.45 noon for Raiding: and all way
stationa•leavEell.palllng 11.80 and Downingtown
12.30 P. M. for PhilluielWa and -•wa,y• -
All the above trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
trains leave Pottsvills at R. A. N.. arid'
Philadelphia - at 3.15 P.' Ml 'leave Philadelphia, fbr
Reading at 8.00 A. M., returning from Reading at 4.25
CHESTER VALLEY 'Tr A 173 MA.D.
Passengerslbr Downingtown and interrlediatepoinis
takek the .3tl and 8.15 A. IL and 5.00 P. IL trains torn
PhiladeloMa. returning from IpOwningtOwn at 8.85 A.
N. and 12 80 Noor_: •
NEWYORR ESP W arITTEESUROH. AND
Leaves ltew York ate. 9 A. Mend 8.00 P. IL.paasing
Reading at 115. 11.63 AliL; and 1:48 PM. and connect at
Railroad
Harrisb with, Pextra y Trains fbr bmkh,lvania, Northern ,Oentral
Lisimsnort.
g, ' Baltimoro. Asc.
Returnin Eqireas Train tout Harrisburg or
ICigOi: W 11•.
arrival of Permsylvsuda Express Pittsburg bat 3
and 9.05A.M.,9 15 P.M. passing Reading at 4.49 and 10-52
.6 and 11.36 P, 11. arriving at New York. 10 A.2 4 L.
and 2.45 P. M. Sleeping tars accampanynag these
trains through between Jersey Oily sad Pittsburgh,
"
without change.
Mall train ibr.New York leaver Harrishurgas 2.10-P.
M ,Hail train thr Harrisburg leaves New York at 1.11
Foos •
721OHDYLE/LL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsville at 7,11.36 A. M. and 7.15 P. hi.:
returning from Tamaqua at •7.25 A. 2d., and 1.40 and
4.15 P.
Trains leave Auburn at 7.50 A. H. for Musgrove and
Harrisburg, and at 1.60 P. H. !Or Musgrove and Tre
mont; return tng from Harrisburg 84 B'4 P. M. and from
Tremont at 7.80 A. H. and 0 2.5 P. M.
TICKETS.
Through lintel= ticket and emigrant token,
to all the principal points In the North and Wed and
Csr.adae.
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Mee
of B. Bradford, Tres rarer Booth Fomth street,
Plilladel his, or of G. A. Wool* General daparintend•
ant,
iocannrreerxoN TICKETS,
At 15 p er cent., disconnt between any points destree
On Mllet!
Good for 2,000 aalles,between all palatal, at $52 50 each,
for f amnia, and firma. -
SEASON TICKETS.
For three, elx, ni n e or twelve raorthe, for holden
only, to all pcdata at redo-rad ratee.
CLERGYMEN
Redding on the line of the Road will be furnished
with cards, entitling themselves and wives to tickets as
half-Zre.
EiXCIUSSION Tiairwrs.
Yroxa Philadelphia toprinctpal etAtionst, good tor
Saturday, Sunday and Blonday, at reduced are, to be
had only at the Ti
the at Thirteenth and Callow.
ill 'treats.
PR ' EIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions ibrwarded to all the aboTa
Points from the Company's blew Freight Depot, Broad
and Willow streets.
FIELEIGHT TRAINS.
Leavehis daily at 5.80 A. ht., 12.45 noon and
P. M., ibr , Lebanon, Harrisburg. POttrrlllei
Pori CCUnten, and porMezond.
Close at the Pb ladelphis Poet One for all pia= an
elle road and its branchm at 5 A. IL, and Ibr the pen!
ipat Stations only at 3.15 P.M.
• PHIIA.EI2
TON AND D BAliriat.Oßß BAIL,
ABLE—Commencing MONDAY,
April 16th . 1566 . Trains will leave Depot, corner of
Broad street and Washington avenue, as ttglows:
Express Train. at 4.15 A. (Mondays excepted),
tbr Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester,
Warning ton, Newark, it lkton, Northeast, Perryville,
Etavre-de-Orace, Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magno li a.
,Cbase a and &promotes Bun.
Way-1 Train, rar A.. M. (Smclos .- ex.
copied) Ibr Baltimore, stopping at all regular atationa
between Philadelphia and - Bahimore. , • _,_
Delaware 8.11. Train , 9.00 A.M.(Bundsy excepted), lb/
'Princess Anne, Milford and Intermediate station&
Express train at 1L45.A.31. (bandaya excepted) for
Baltimore and
Exp TraiW eshin o .
n
Baltimore and. n Whn P gto_ h n
, o s npdpan ex a PC b
f e o r r ,
Claymont,"Wilmington, Newark, E.146. - ton, North-R.sst,
Perryville, Havre-de Grace, Aberdeen. Perryman's,
Ed ge w oo d, Magnolia, chwws and Stemmer's nun.
Hight Express at MOD P. M. for Baltimore and Wash
_ _
11 =er 3. igers by boat Prom Baltimore for Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, City Point and 'lichened will take
the 11.45 A. M. Train.
WT I • I4-I NOTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and WU.
mington.
Leave Philadelphia at 9.00,11.15 A.1L,4.80, 8.00 and 11.53
P. M. The cte P. M. train connects with the Dela
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate sta.
tions.
Leave Wilmington R. 45. 8.00 and 440 A. N., 400 and
6.30 P: M.. -
Trains far Newcastle leave Philadelphia at 9.00 A.
M. 4.30 and 0.00 P. M. -
THROUGH TltAltsl3 PEON HALT/MORE
Leave W on at 11.00 435 and 1040
•.: p: . •
Leave Chester at 7.46. 8.46, 10.14 and 11.40 A. M.,
Ms. 5.10, 7.26 and 10.85 P. M.. ,
, Prom Baltimore to hilelphia.—Leave Balilm
7.25 A. M., Way Nail. P
9.20 A ad .
M., Faeroes. 1.10 P. M ore
~
9-I=a. - e. 85 P. M., Express. 8.115 P. M., Plxpress.
for Baltimore leave Chester at 4.49 and 8.25
A. M.. and 8.58 P. M.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 5.23, and
9.83 A. M.. and 4.15 P. M.
E u V l eAl ro it tralrus with passenge4car attached will leave
W n for Perryville and intermediate stations
at 6.05 . M. Leave Baltimore for Havre de-Grace
and intermediate Stations at 4.45 P.M. Leave Perry
yule for Wilmington and Lutermedlate stations at 5.00
A. M. connecting at Wilmington with the 8.00
train for Philadelaiiia.
-- -
Enema Train se 4,19 A. M. for Baltimore and Weak
. Ington, stopping at Chester, Wilmiton, Newark,
Elkton Northeast , Perryville, Jilavko - rtearvee, Aber
dew, Ferryman% Magnolia,
,Iltuuse's and Stemmer's
Night Express 11.00 P. M. ibr Baltimore and Wash-
Ington.
Aooommodation Train at 11.90 P.M., ter Wilmington
: and Intermediate Stations.
131AIJFEbtOBB FOR PII3I.ATOKE.PH:Lk.
Leave Baltimore at &25 P.M., stopping at Havre de
Grace, Perryville andWilminifton. Also etc at NM
ton arid Newark (to take waengera for Ph ..lelohla
and leave mamma from washinn or Baltimore)
and Chester to leave Paceengera from - Baltilllord or
W2ahington.
Acconicdation train will leave Wllndnigton Anna.
ladelphla and Intermediate Static=
Ittiperint at 6.80 P. M.
H. F. RENNlMenilsal.
. , .
' WEST '..JEUDDLY BAILROAD
LINES—From foet of Market street
ppex erry. mmencing THURSDAY May 81,
1866
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS:
8.00 A. M. Mail for Bridgeton{ litilaOl, and all Inter
, mediate bralaolts. , _,.1
A. M. Mail for Cape MEW, stopping at Woddbary,
Mambo, o', Vineland and Millville, and allstations be
low litillvi Ile. Due L 2.18 M.
800 L. M. Aecomodation for Cape May, stopping at
Woodbnry and eilassb•ro';„ and all ,stations below
' Glatsboro . Due 8.15 P. M.
3.30 P. M. Paksonger, tor Bridgeton, Balem and all
Intermediate stations: , • .
6.00 P. M. Woodbury Accomodation.
teAved4eirggiTll 3 ll2lE ". '
• liridgeton 7.00 AN. and 8.50 P. M.
" Salem 6.45 A. M. and 3.35 P. 11,
Freight will be received at second covered wharf be=
low Walnut street from 7.A. M. until 5 P. M.' Freight
received at or before 9 A. - 9f.., will go forward same day'.
Freight delivered at 228 Booth Delaware Avenue,' •
J. VAN D.R.MCBSELAZ.R, Superintendent.
•, TEE WEST JERSEY EXPR - R COMPANY,
Will attend to all the usual branches amt.:mums Bus
razes, receive, deliver, and forward_ i through other re
,
sponsible Express Companies, to all parts of the noun.
I try, any article entrusted to them: - A Special Walton'
Ea' accompanies each tilFettil: , t rain. Office, No, 5
' Walnut street, , . - • • • •
. - - ----
PHMALELPRIA- • BALTI
- MORE OENTBAL RAILROA.D.—
GEMENTS.-ON AND .AFrza
MONDAY, March 19,1866, the Trains will leave Phila.
delphia, Sewn the Depot of the West (theater & Phila
delphia Railroad. -corner of Thirty-first arid Market
Streets, (Went Philads. ), at 7,20 A , and 4.45 P.
Leave Rising San, - at5.30, and OxPard - at 6.05 A. M.,
and leave Oxford at &25 P. M.
let a - Market - Train - with Passenger Oar
attached will run on Tuesdays and Fridays. leaving
The Rising Sun it 10.45 A:M., Oxford at 11.45 A. M„
and Rennett at :2.45 P.M., connecting at Weed Chester
Junctionwith a Train forPhiladoipida: On and alter
Junelar,thislrain willieavet he Rising Ran at 4 P. hf.,
Oxfornlit 5 P:M.; arol,Reanett at ,8 P. Marketing
Wililnot be taketLen Pamenge,r Trains.
,Tharpain., 'saying :Pidlielelpilla at .7
.!20 bin
ned-4 at
ClifOrctsithlsivelitlinsief taigas for .
Peach
Gott mI, LiiiicsaWconn Dettirning,Teavee /leach
Bottom to connect; NRlalle Afternoon Train
fer Philadelphia. ' <
The Trainleating Philadelphia at 4.45 =Si tO Rising
Bun, Md.
Passengers arS , Sgailrfa-40- tare Wearing Apparel
only. as Baggage, mid - Ih° 'Coinpany will not in any
Case be responsible for an amount, exceeding one hon•
dred dollars, unless a special contrast be made for the
Main% R111.18; 11 '!.MiRY WOOD. Oen% DV%
34ORNING AVAX/MODATIONS
rtni sr:lll:rvp.:4:tio.L•ed.,:4A n:z 0.1 I
TIOILETS,
ph,-.
SUNDAY
MIRE
IA IL, MON DAN, JUNE! IL 1566
" 'NORTH PhitINSYLVAN Lk a
MIDDLE
'orten an maid direct line to BethlehernAllentowur
Eau& Chunk, Hazleton, White Haven Mckesbarre;
tldahg Coal D anoy CityeV, and ons. • ail pOlnts In the Lehigh: a nd Wll4
!sin
Passenger Depots in .Philadeirmismtstreet
4boveTborapdan, and corner Of rif and
, pIIMMIER ABRANGEMENT I • -
RI NE DAILY TRAENB:
On and after MondaY,May.ristiMaXamenger trains
leave the Depot, Thi s treet, tM.ompson, dales (Bundaya excepted-as follows: • •
AT 7.80 A. X b —Maning Express fbr Bethlehem and
and Principal Mat:lona: On , Rertit , Pennsylvania Rail
road. _connecting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley
Railroad fbr Allentovm,Cataaammalllatington, Mauch
llirmt Weatherly .1 - daneavfile; teton, White
vat, wilkesbarre, kinvon, Pittston, abd all pointa
Lehigh and Wyoming all • also, in connection Haw
with,
Lehigh and Mahanoy Ba forrMahanoy_Clty_. and
anthCatawisaa Railroad. fbr, Rupert, Danville, Milton
d Williamanart. Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 'LISA.
BLI
_at Wlikesbarre M ::' at Mahanoy City 'at 3
P. id.- Passengers by thts train . can take the Lehigh
Valley Train, pawing Bethiehtun at MOO M. for' Rad ,
ton and points on New Jamey" Central Railroad' to'
New York. , , •
• AT . 8.88 A. M.—Accommodatton, Ihr Doylestown,
stopping at all intermediate Statiozus. Patmen_ gears for
Willow Grove, Hatboro' and Hartsville, by thin train,
take Stage at Old York Hoed. , _ rc
AT- IOLAM Bert Washing.
ton, atop,'" at, all intermediate Stations. .
At 2.80 P Accommodationlor Do lestown, stop
Ping at Intermediate stations. , take
stage at. Doyletnowntor New. Elope.
AT 8.80 P. M.—Evening 7111rpreea ibr Bethlehem and'
prime/pal Stations on the North 'Pennsylvania Bar;
raad 'Vi n te%tin alaße A l i c r °l = pn at'
Rath 1 ' t ) li Am lift.4t;
IL Passengers for Plabittel li hamervilla and other
points on New Jeraey,central take N. J. O. Train
at Mutton, winch arrives in New York at 15 P. M. Pt/a
far Sumneytown take stage - st.4North Wales.
ar "l iroi Nazareth e.O .13etlgeliein and ibr Greenville a gnakertdwn .
ii AT cns. P. 3/L—Areommodatiort, Mr Doylestown.
Mopping at all intermediate Station& passengers for
Willow Grove, Hatboro' and Hartsville take stage al
Abington : Dar Lmnberville-at-floylestown.
AT. 8.35 P. ll.Througls AccommOdaidon, nar - Neth.
!ahem anti all Mations on main line et North PreillaY/-
varda Ballmad, canna:tins at Bethlehem wwith Leldidi
Valley _Evening Train for Allentown, Minch Chnack,
AT LDP. IL—vickwe ." 0 ". .lAradale., pingstop
at all intermedlateStationa.
At I. P. N: Accommodation for Port "Witatilmitem.
TRAINS FOB, PHILADELPMEA.
LeaYeßetblehemat 620 A. M.. mut /215 M ;sad 6.11
_ /2.M tram makes direct connection with Leigh Val.
/ey trains SUM }Aston,- Willreabarre, Mahoney City,
Ilealeton.And arrives in Philadelphia at '2BO P. IL
Passengers leaving Wilkeebarre at 1.15. P..M.,connect
at 'Bethlehem at 415 P. IL, and arrive in Philadelphia
at 1/40 P. IL.
_
- Leave Doylestown 549.40 A. M. 11.15 an d 6.80 Pat. •
' Lesve Lansdale at it A.M.
Leave Port Wasldngton atL %andil6PaL
• ON SUNDAYS. •
Philadelphia for 9 A. N.
Philadelphia Po Do lestown at 2.Se P. IL
Doylestown for P phis at 7.20 A. M.
Bethlehem Ihr Philadelphia ALCM P. M.
Fifth and Sixth .Streete Paseenpir Oars petty 7 paa
map= to aad from Berios Street Depot.
white Ctrs of Second and Third Streets Line convey
pastegners to Third Street hepot.
Tickets
exa m
prooare.datthe Ticket Ofilisee.TßlED
street or RFR-Tesi street, In order to secure the towel
rates of fare., BL.LD3 OLABK,
• TrilhAtlYB Bade EXpre66 Will can ter and ueuvur
Baggage at the Depot.
=ob. N 0.113 South TECUID street. my2l
- FOR NEW YORIL—The CAM
DEN AND AMBOY and PHILA.
TRENTON RAILROAD COM
PANY'S LINES, from Philadel Mato New York, and
may Owes, from WALNUT STREW WHARF,
will leave an ibilown. viz: Nara
At 6 A. M.., via Camden and Amboy, Accorn., $2 26
At BA. 76i., via Camden and Jersey CI Ea - I:mesa, dco
At 2 P. .11L it via Camaen and Ataboy 3 00
At 610 P. ~ via (nunden to b. Anibr y. ACM3I;3. 2
At 6.00 P.M. v.a (nunden and Amboy Aceom.
2d class— . , . - 189
At 8 M., Holly. EWILIIO.
villa,
_Pemberton and Vincentown. At SA. XL. and
2 P. EL En Freehold.
At 5 and 10 A- M. 12 M. 4, 5,6, and 11_30 P. M. !br Fish
House, Palmyra, Riverton, Progress, Delano,
Beverly, Edgewater, Burlington, Florence. Borden
tow
threngh Tre
n4dic. The 10 - A. lit.and P.N. lines runs direct
to nton.
' L 1. 1 412.3 FROM EI3iNEMOTON DEPOT will leave
as follows •
M., 4.80, 8.45 P.M and 13 P.M. (night) viil
Kensington and Jersey My Expreas---. at 00
The 6.45 P. M. Line will run daily. All others Sun.
,days excepted.
At 7.30 and 11.0uA.,7•L ASO, 4.34,5 and 6 , 45 P. Si.. and
12mBinighr, for arlstol, Trenton. &C.
At 7 and LOA% A. BL, IX M., 8. 4. 5, and 6 P. M. for
Cornwells,Turrisdale,Holmesburg, Tacony.Wisrdne.
•
mite[ Bridal:rug and Franlriord and at. 10.15 A. Si.
for BristoL fichencks, ..Eddingus and 8 P. Si. for
Holm esburt and intermediate Btations.
BELVEDERE DELAW& RA mtt()AD, fbr the
Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsylvania, and
New York state: and the Great Lak.m. Two through
trains daily (Sundays excepted) from Kensington De
pot. as follovra:
At 7..50 A. M. and &SOP. fbr Niagara Palls, Rut
fele, Dunkirk, Canandaight...Eradra, Ithaca, Owego.
Rochester, lusgb.tupt.on, Oswege. BYraraute, Great
Bend, Montrose, Wilkeebarre Sc ra nton, Stroudsburg.
Water Gap, Belvidere,
P.M.
Lambertville, Mem
ngton, eb:s. The Et on M. Line connects direct with
he Train leaving ear Mauch Chunk. Allen
town. Bethlehem. &a.
At SP. M. for Lambertville !ma Intermediate Static ns
Sir For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
dna ton Depot, take the ears on Fifth street, above
Walnut, hall an hour before departaire. The cars run
Into the Depot, and on arrival of each Train. run front
- the Depot. On SundaysQinnibusses will leave Wal.
nut street wharf at SP. 2d. to connect with SAS P. At
line:
Fifty 'Pounds of Baggage only, alwed each Passau.
ger. Painengera are probibit lo from taking anything
as baggage" hut their wearing appareL AU baggage
over tiny poundsto be paid for extra. The Company
malt their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per
pound, and wwll not be liable for any amount beyond
1.100, except by special contract.
Igor 24.e.Wr mkt and Docent, ducked direct through to
Boston, Worcester, SprOntfietd Har(fOrd, ,Tew Haven,
Iccirport. Albany, Troy and Saratoga.
. Graham's Stagg. age .express win mul fbr and deliver
baggage at the Depota. Orders to be left at No. a Wal
nut street, or at No. l(CnOnth Twelfth street.
LINES MUM 142. W t Olt& eUtt.t' l4- it 4 OirdliPElA:
Will leave from foot of Cortland street, at /2 2I and
.4 P. M., via Jersey Cal' and Camden. At 7 anti 11
A. IL, P, If. and LI Night via Jersey City and Hen.
stn_gton.
From Pier No. IN. River t at SA, If. and 2, 4 P. M.,
via Amboy and Camden.
WM. H. GATZIEKB, Agent.
WEST CHESTER AND Pl 4
V/ATT A
; ELPHIA B A ILROILD,
SUMNER AREANGEMMITS. •
On and after 11.01iDAY, Jane 4th, 1.676, the
trains will leave as follows:
WEST CELESTES TRAINS,
Leave Philadelphia ler West Chester, from Depot
Thirty-drat and Market Street, LEO A. X., 11.00 OL.
2.4)44.45 and 7.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia. from Depot on
E. Market street. LW, 7.110. le.* A. EL, Lea, 4.50 P. Di,
Trainsheving West. Cheater at LSO A.OL and leaving,
Philadelphia at 4.45 P.M., will not stop at Pennelton,
and will atoPhel PE w Z B.C.
LT J ON o R n A I S dia only.
Leave Philadelphia the Permlton 6.57 and 10.30 P. M.
P • Leave Penneitoa ibr Philadelphia &15 A. 7.115
'
These Trains stop at all Intermediate Stations.
' ON SUNDAYS—Iwo, odieerapbta, at 5.10
and 2.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester V. 55 A. M and 5.00 P M.
Till otherwise ordered a Maraet Passenger Train
will leave West Chester lbr Philadelphia, on Tuesdaja
and Fridays only. at 6.45 P. M.
Os SM4Dalre—The West Philadelphia Passenger
cars wil leave Eleventh and Market streets, half-an
hour beibre the Train leaves the depot, and will leave
depot on,the arrival of earth train to convey paasengers
into the city.
Trains leaving Philanelphis, at 7.20 A. M. and 4.45 P
M., and leaving West Chester at 7.50 A. M, and 4.50 P.
connect at Ja.4l Junetion with Trains on the P. and
I 8.0. R. B. for CoMbrd, andintermediele points.
EarPaaaengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
only a s Ba
_and. the Company will not, In any
1 rase, be fbr an amount exceeding one Mute
dred dollate,anless a special contract Is made for the
same. HENBY woop. General Superintendent
-• . .TOWN AND
PEULADIM,PIII.B. 2I , OBaumo r wiI .
is is - 4.17, I. c TABLE—On and alter MON
: DAY, May 16tb 1 1866
_ FOR ,GEIRMANTO97ISI.
LeavePnUadebtdda.-6, 7,8, 2, 10, U, 12 ,' A. 21.4 1,2, 210 ,
minutes, IX. 4 . 6, OX, /0. 1/,_12, 21.
Leave Germantown - 8.7, 744., a, 220, 2, 10, U., 12, A. M.;
3,2, 8,4, 4X, 6,6 X, 7,2, 2, 10, 11P. IL
The 6.20 down and the 814 and 53,‘ up trains de
net atop on Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS: • _
Leave -Pnuaaelphta-9.10 mirtuterhA. M.; 2.8, 5,8 and
10X. P• M.
• , Leaves n--8 A. X.; 1., 4, 4,44 and 9%, P. M.
OT BILL 11 rratOAD.
• LeaVePhiladelphia , -5, 8, 19, 19, M.; 8,1410, 6M. 7.
sold u, P. M.
Leave Chestnut 1011.-7.10 minutesB,o.lo, and 11.40 A.
M.;'2.40, 6.40, 5.4% 8.40 and MO 52,
• ON B APB.
Leave Philadelphia -9.10 valuate', 2 . 5, and 3
Leave Chestnut Hill-7,40 minutes, .A..iL; 12.40, 6.11!
and 9.25 minutes P.
POR'CONSHOHOCKPIDI AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia--0 8.85,11.0 5 minutes, A. M.; /Xs
4 %. 536 sib, 8.1145, and 11,k. P. M.
I,eave r4orrinuons--534,7, 7.60, 9, U, A. N.; 4416%
and BP. N. . 2
The 5% P. M. t rain will stun at Basal Lane, Wilma.
hiekon, Managunk, Spring 1,1311 s and Onshanocken
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia,-9 A. M. 2%, 4, and 736 P. M.
Leave Norrlider, n o g A.PL A Land 5% and 9, P. 31..
Leave Philadelphia-6, &115,1105. A. M.; 136 ,2, 234. I}6,
113 i, Aor, and 1134 P
Leave Manavmic.-6X, 936 2.20, 9X,1136, A. M.: A
6M and 236. P.M.
_ ON SuNDAYS.
Leave irelladelphts-9 A. M.; 236 4, and 73;
IeeSTO Mana_-_-17ii A. 21..;13i 6. WA 9% P. 21.
.DepotNinth perinet,
• - and Green irtreetlM
RARITAN AND DKE.A.WARB
_ 'T BAY RAILROAD 'COMPANY.
'U t nand alter MONDAY, the 14th of May,
trains on this road will leave :the Depot ,of the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Cooper's
Point, Cm den, as follows: •
Express. far Long Branch, New . York, and intermo
diate stations, at 9.20 A. la.•
Freight, for NewlfOrk and, intermediate stations, at
• kiall and Express, for New or North 30 A,.
_,Betwing„traina leave Pier 32, RlVer,' foot of
Winne street: at 31.00".A.,15L-" and toe and! Plea
No. 3, at 4.13 P. . No is gage taken at Pier No. 3,
Fare, to and from New York. to 00.
znyl7 W. N. CLAYTON, Superintendent
IMAWII33U';NKii Ep
mg
1a 417 . 191 AD.' •
! UR , 1,.b. fAmmANGEreceusr_.
Thu tratas of the Penzarylvanta Central B.B.leave
the 'De tat Thirty -tint and Market streets which is
reaelie by the 'mire. of the Market Street, rammer
Erase) 'making tO and from the Depot ;: The that -Car
?leaves - Front street*bent thirty, minute% prior. to ;
• the departure of each;cTrain: •
OM_ Strarmtasz-:Care leave Eleventh: and Market
streets 95 minutes befcme departure of Evezdng trains.
leteriMe Belee4GE EX.PBESs will call for and dell zex
;Baggage at the ' Depot. -Orders left at the office. No.
• egi strait street. wial"recelVe attention. • • 1 -
TEAI/iti.LEAVE. AND ...iIT4ETTE -AT DEPOT
• THUS:
MAIL TRAIN - • at 8.00
DAY EXPRESS " 10.09 •
PAOLI ACCOEL. No. 7• " 11 ' 5
00
FAST LINE &MOE lEXPRES S _ "
MOO M.
R A : AIRBUS:a ialAlo3l., " S•B° P. M.
LANCASTER ACCOR., • " 4.00 "
PAOLI' AL - 4002E.N0. 2 • - ••
' 5 6.00
FPI TS BURGH & EERIE MAIL ' , a 4 " 9 . 00 "
PAOLI ACCOM.,No. - • " 10.00 "
PHELA_DELPECIA EX'PBXES '' "
CINCINNATI EXP ln ni us " 12.40
PHILADELPHIA, t " 7.10
PAOLI ACCO2f.. No. . • " 8.80 51,
COLD NBIA 'LRAIN, . "r.. 8.00
LANCASTER TRALN " 1 2- 44 1 P. X
FAST LINE - • - . 5 1.10
PAOLI ACCOM., No. 2, • cio II
DAY EXPRESS • . " 5.10 "
PA OIX A CCOlif., No. 8, . 4. an 44
NARADEIBURG MON., • " 9.10 "
ccceEt Saturday. tllaily. Maly, except
Monday.,
daily, except Sunday.
TRunning Okra ug,h frrm Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change• of alni- All other trains
•
TICKET 'OFFICES.
Are located at No. 681 Chestnut street, 'Mai.
nental Hotel. and Girard House, where Tickets- may
be procured to all import Ant points in Pennsylvania,
se well As the West, Northwest and Sonthweek and
lull information en as to time' and conneCtions, by
'JOHN G , Ticket , Agent: .
Also at Thirty•brat and Basket atteetn,on spneation
to THOS . ,B. PAIOFF.:Ticket Agent, at the Depot....
Jutaa tempera woke, kens daily, except Sunday. Bet
Information sato sa
ISO FRANCIS NUNN ;me . No: Nock es,
street , apply
The Pennsylvania Co will no.-imams any.
leak terNampige, axceptiot=Azymd,... and lima
their empomathillty to One In Taloa,
Baggage exceedlapthat atment will be at
!the Nah or the owner, anima taken by apattalbontrad.
-PITTSBUBBH, COLUMBUS
CINCUSBILIaL BALLBOED
• •••• - ..• -
niz PAN HANDLE ROME WAISTWARD:
I:hving to the great &dance savedlry THIS ItOttnt
the Government boa amigned to it the carrying of the
11. S. MAIL to the Princirel Cities ofxthe West and
Southwest. . • - • - •
. .
- 'Di/UM EKING BUT 01413' CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN PH/LADELPHIAL AND CINCINNATI,
AND-BUT TWO TO BT. LOUIS.
PASSENGERS BY THIS ROLMS WILL ARRIVR
lIQ CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS: CAIRO AND
Sr. LOUIS ONB TRAIN /N ADVANCE OF' ANY
OTHER. ikus. • •
Passengere leaving Pltd i hhist as 11.50 A.' H. war
arrive at Altoona in the g for supper, where
Woodruff's .Celebrated Palace t,tate-Boom Sleeping
Care will be attached, and run through to .Columbus
without change, avoiding changing cars at Pitteburgh
at midnight,a comfort never before &Bladed to the
traveling community.
Be sure to purchase tickets "VIA. MGM:N.
VILLE."at.
PENNSYLVANLA. RAILROAD OFFICE
Corner Thirtieth and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
13. F. SCULL,
Oen'l ficket Ag't. Steubenville. O
JOHN H. MILLER. Gera Pastern Pass. A:gl.
526 Breadway, New York.
JOHN DURAND, Gen't Buret. • feis-tt
Pennsylvania Bailroad Office, 631 Chestnut street;
Girard House, Continental Hotel, J. C. ALLEN. Ticket
Agent A nd Thirtieth and Market Meets, T. H.
PARSE, Ticket Agent.
teee. PHILADELPHIA. AND
Vajr RAILROAD. MA,
fßiff‘ l:7l 3fln traverses the Northern and North.
iteat counties of Penzuoleania to the city *tittle on
Lake Erie.
- It hera been leased and to operated by the Penneyb
yenta Railroad Company.
k..-% A V , •
- an asanns, ir.asrwas.n.
Igrie
Train--
..................
;rf~.Y*i
Erie Kali
Erie Express Train,
Passenger Cars ran through on the Erie Mall and
=
phia Trains
Erie.an without change, both ways, between
d
Leave New York at Om A.M., arrive at Brie AMA. M
Leave Erie at 4.4,5 P.M. arrive ar New York CIO P. M.
Elegant bleeping Lem on all Night Trains. ,
Fornformad on respecting pastenor_butdnera .1
at corner TEEM riaikh and BARRET streets, .P!.
delphis.
And for Freight husineao of the COmpahra
B. B. Bin n, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market .
streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynaldo, krie. •
Wm. Brown. Agent ,N. 4). B. B. Baltimore.
• . • H. IteLiGTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
General Ticket Agent. P Ghi
A. L. 71 - EBB,
General Eirmerintendent. Erie.
ZTAW A REANGESJASN'T.-PECEL,
giIiAMEADEELP
HIA TO WILLLAAIB-
Rot: rk. CHANGE OF CABS VLA. CATA-
On and alter Monday. April 2d, 1866, through airs
for Williamsport. will leave the Philadelphia and Read.
Ing Raiircad Depot, Thirteenth and %Jailor:hill streets,
al. BA. M. arriving at -Williamsport at 6 P. M. and
mak Mg close connections for Elmira, Oil Region!,
Buffalo, Erie,lilagara Palls, Etnapenslon Bridge and
all places in the Western, North Western, South
Western States and the (=ads&
THROUGH TiCKETS to all pointo can be procured
at the Conti:wars office 42.5 Chestnut street, under
Philadelphia Hank, opposite the 'Custom Home, at
the 'United States Telegraph Office in the Continental
Hotel, ano at the Depot of the Philadelphia and Read
lag Railroad Mar' eenth and Callowhill streets.
vANTioRm. Passenger Azent.
Bsl 111 t)AI11l .
LUTES dr. HOFFMAN.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
r0y2411 No. 212 PEAR Street.
Residence; SOB Dickerson street. 1005 Taylor street.
Every description of Jobbing promptly attended to.
PRO
fil MO:MD.—
I)ZLaIP° T 4 JOHN H.
PUBLIC NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISEGONER FOR a.LL STATER,
PENSION AhD .PRIZE AGENT,
No. ? . .m DOCK Street,
Acknowledgments, Depositions, Affidavits to An
counts talten. soluagelq
LI C. KNIGHT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCER.
.12.03. E. Car. WATER and CRESTNTLIT streets, Phil:
adelphla. Agents for the sale of the Products of the
Southwark Sugar Refinery and the Grooezrce Saw
House, of Phil.delphla. jat.tyr
/AXES A. WRIGHT. THORNTON PUCE. CILZICIIMT
GRISCON. 2HRODORIC WRIGHT. FRANK L. NE4LL.,
• PAVER WRIGHT & sONS,
Importers of Earthenware,
Shipping sad Commission Merchants
0.115 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia;
PNNBYLVANIA WORICS.—ON THE DELLA
WARE river. below PHILADELPHIA, k
I CHESTS:B.. Delaware connty, Pa.
SON& 00
Engineers and Iron Boat builders,
Manufaonixers of
All kinds of
CONDENSING ANDGENTS, NCONDENSENG EN:
ON
Ircn Vessels of all descriptions, Boilers, Vats, Tanks .
Propellers.,st.c. &c.
REAate EY,W. B. REANEY, S. ARCHTBOLD,
L at' :late •
Heaney. Nealls'es Co., Engineer in Chief,
- Penn Works, Phila. - 11. S. Navy.
T. VAUGHAN - ALERRICK, W/53. H. M::Ma(Hi.
JN . O. E. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND WASH.
INGTON STREET&
PHILLDBLPECLA.
MEIRSIOR & SONS •
=MI:NIMES AND MACH INIST S.
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Eand,River and Marine Service.
-Boilers Gatorrieters, Tanks. Iron Boats, &c,
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roods for.Gaa Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas ktacbinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery; and
Sugar. Saw and Grist MIN, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trani, Defacators, Filters, Pumping En
gines, &c. • • .
Sole Agents for N. Billear's Patent Sugar )3oling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patc-nt Steam Hammer and
Aspinwall dr Woolsey's Patent' Centrifugal Saga?
Draining Machine. .
rt_Aß • FIXTUTLEa—MISICEY, MERBILL d
THACKABA; /klO. 718 CEDIEDSTNITT street,
Iliannincturers of Gas Fixtures, Lamps: ac,,
Would call the attention of the public, t o . their hake
and elegant assortment of Gas Chandeliers, Pendants
Brackets, Am. They also introduce Gas pipes intc
Dwellings and rablio Buildings, and attend to extend-,
ing
rankedaltering Mill rePairing Gas pipes. All work war .
' - • IMO
110PRILADKLYBIA RIDING t3OHOOL.-
1711TH street, above Vine, will re-open: tha
Fall and Winter Eamon on MONDAY, tie*, liSth
Ladles and gentlemen deshing to acquire a tltorme
tnowledge of Ws accompiteliment will find every
facility at this whoa The Urns are mar and wall
trained, so that the west timid need not fear. Sada.
Wailes ;trained ,In the beet manner.
_Saddle harm,
homes arid vehicles to hire. Also =Mtn tbr rout
rabi, te cars, steamboats, get • •
• TROS.ORA1011; 4130.1 L
BIQY WELD.—OWNMRS OP PROPICIRTY.—Phe
-I- only place to get Privy Wells Olemused and Maim
footed, at vets low prices. • A. PS'YEISON
Manufacturer of Pon
•• • ' Goldsmith's Hall. Library street •
t p r.—
1... ; *T- Suc ' eessor to Geo. W Gray -1.7 7 '
': :
S. It PA W P. 11., ,
ligq, 2,8_ and 130 &ath . Sixth St., Philtiol'a.
• t • . iiptOkiltotk Vigt-BroT6 Aka, ' ' a.
-rPY 'ee • for Piinimmilletiloinall'a
A Imirni A tii . t , APEEL-100 kegs of these splendid
.011., white In Sae order landing and for sale lar
308. B. B la Bola Delaware avenue
LEGAL VOTUI S.
iriv—Ttura- COURT OF COMMON -ELEA% Fon-
OFF? AND COIINCY -OF PKILLIDEL. -
PHre .—JOHN PUCKLEW..3 WIZ vre. MARY PDC
KLEWARTZ —June , Term r lB6s, a. 17.—1 n Divorce.
IlLtroarr:Alease notice that depositions of - w(tnesses
the part of theLibellant "ire 'Above case will'iselaken
before JORNA.. WOLBERT, Fag.; Examiner, on, the )
isth'day ofJune. A. D. 1866, at 10 o'clocic, - A.. titht%
000%121 SoutbSeventh street. in. the.city of, riailaneir3
phia, whereyou may attend 11 yon thinx proper,
Bespectfday yours, • - • •
Gh.OFGE H. EARLE,AWy for Libellant.
jei:nsti • ' -4 To MAT PrycKLEtvrarrz, , Eerpondent. '
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
.COUPTY . OF PRILADELPIE(IA.--)latate .of
GEORGE F. CLAY, dedd,—The Auditor appointed
by the Court. to audit, settle, and‘adjust the • that end)
final account of Frederick 'Koons, Administrator of,
said decedent and to report distribution of - the balance
in the hands of thehccountant, WM- meet the partlee
interested. for; the purposes of his appointment, on
TUESDAY June l2th'lSS6, at 4 o'clock -P.. M.; at Ida:
office. No, 841 North Sixth street, in the city of • Phila..
delphia. • CILtat.LES M. WAGNER.
jefl-f,m,w-M• ' • • Auditor::
N R BM ORPHANS' COURTY .Altal
FOR THE CIT
COONTY 'OFF PHI.LA DF.I,P lA.—Estate of Mrs..
MABOARET M.:HUNTER, deceased. _ The Auditor.'
appointed by the Court to audit. aettle,and .adj est, the
first and final account of JOSH A. BROWN - . Executor
of the last will of Mrs .BIABGARET B. HUNTER,,,
deceased: and' to" rl_port; distribution of the halauce in
the bands -of the accountant, will:meet the parties in-: ,
terer ted for the purposes 01 his appointmenton TOE&
DAV. June 'nth: iSse, at Co'clock. , at the "office or
WiLL-LaM F. JOlro:, e 'N.Bsq., No. 708- -Walnut; street
in the city *of - Philadelphia. "Jet Ar tl,l7 - 0 - •
TN TIM ORPHANS' COURT 'FOR THE domsrry
I
OF PHILADELPHIA; EstatebfJOHNCIICKLEJ
deceased. "The . auditor appointed by the Court to,
audit: settle and'adjust the account of - WILLIAM R.,
UNRUH. _Executor of the last' wall . of,John, Cockles;
late of the l'sverity-thirdWard.Philadilphia.deoeaSed.
and•to report dist - ratan= thebalahce in Ito handl,
of the accountant, yclli meet the parties Interested for,
the pulSeses of Mt appointreent,on-TUESD AV.Jutte
-1.2t13,4266. at eleven o'clockA.M., at the,WETHERILL
BOVSE. No. 6(:!5 13ansoin street, in the city of Philse'
11N1 THR ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITE'
J. AND COUNTY .OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate o
THO3I AS '1401131.1,1N, deceased.- The - - Auditor - lip.'
pop ted by,the. Court to audit,- settle and- adjust sf
acojunt ofitenjarnin Sharp. - Administriaorl de bards
non o. t. a. ofllliomaaNcHußlri,deoessed, and to re
port distributioni)f the balance in the, hands of ; the
econntant,'wili•zneet . tbe•partieet interested --ibr the'
purposes tot'lns apeolutment. on MONDAY „Tune 11thi
-1868- at 11 "o'Clock: A. M.; at the- WETHERLDIy"
HOUSE, No, WS RANSOM street, in the City oC2hlLay,
TN THE OBRIELANEV COURT FOR TR& OIT — Y,AND,
COUNTY OF PRCE.ADELPHIA. , ‘Retate of EL
LICE' J.3II.C"RARDS, deord. The Auditorappolnted. by
the Court to audit. settle and adjitst the account of .
CHARLPH FUNK, Executor of- the-bat Will and
Testament of aLLEM. J. - RICH-ARDS, deceased; and.
to ; report diatribution of the balance in the, hands ofthe r
accountant will • meet • the parties interested -for - the
eteptesee of his appoint:tient, o'HUNDAY, .Tuneßitho.
1866; at 4 o'clock' P. M. as his Meek Ne.4II3,WAJA,II7r
street, in the City of Philadelphia
jetlw,fmtta - • „T. AiRsTIN SPENCER„A.nditor.
. _ N'THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE `O ITT
J. • AND COUNTY OF PHILADRLPEITA.—Instate
ef JOHN McCANN—The Auditor appointed, by- the.
Court to audit, Fettle and adjust the account of Gluts.-
hicßopr e, - Executor of the Rstate: of John McCann,
deceased, and. to report distribution of the Ralson* in_
the bands of the accountant, will meet the parties in-,
wrested for the purposes of - his appointment. 012 .
'WEDNESDAY, June 20th.A,,D. 1866, at II o'clock
A. M.. at Office of y. R. COLLAHAM, No. a 24 Walnut ,
street, in the city of Philadelphia. je&f,m,w Sta
TN' THE ORPHANS' COURT - FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OP PHLDADELPELLA.. - -Estateof
JOIU`i - M. ZOLL, - deceased,-The Auditor 'ap=
pointed by the Court to audit. settle and adjust the,
account or George J. Link and Edward Toll, Admin
istrators of the hstate of said decedent, and - to
distribution of the balance in the hands of the ac
countant. will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment,
on FRIDAY, the 22d dsy
of June . o'clockA. A.M. at his office, No. 22.2'
South Siattrstreet, in the city'rd Philadelphia- - -
PIERCE
jna-f.m.w,St*
1 Ni 111 E; ORPHANS' COURT FORTHE OJT x AND,
rOUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate'of
EDWARD EELLY.deontsed.—The Auditor appointed
by the Court •to audit. settle arid adjust the. account
(tiled by Emily A. hicCormicb,executrix. 01 Thomas B.
McCormich. deceased). of Thomas R. lifcCormich,
executor of the estate ofEdward Reny, deceased,and
to report distribution of the balance In the hands of
the accountant, will meet the. parties interested for
the purposes , of his appointment, on TUESDAY,-
June, lBtli, - 1846. at 11 o'clock. A. M.at, office of J. B.
OOLLADAN, 524 Walnut street. in the cityof Phila.
delihia TRONAS COCHRAN,
• Auditor.
.7.00 A.M.
.. P.M.
..CO P. M.
• II M.
Tti THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR - THE CITY.•
-CAND COLUMN' Or PHILADELPHIA. --Estate of
SARAH W. TWELLB, deceased. The Auditor ap.
pointed by the Court to audit. settle and adjust' the
amain - of GUSTAv ()et ENGLISH and Wlti. BOTCH
WISTER. EXecutotwof the last will Of -the said de
cedent, and to report di. tribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, - will- meet the Parties In
terested. for' the purposes :or his appointment.. oa
THURSDAY, Jur e2l ,1866, at .11 o'clock. A. IL, at his
office No 213 South sixth street. in the City of Phil*.
delph la LEWIS C. fl A RiATrkY
Jes fm.w,Sta - "L Auditor.
TN 7 RE ORPRANS' 001TET FOR THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA:743:state ofJOHN
ItcCANLES, deceased.--The auditor sppoin fed by , the
Conn to an= settle and adjusttheaccount
D. MCORE and OREM GE P. NcLEAN, Executors of
the last will of the said decedent, and to report distri
bution of the balance in the hands of the accountant,
will meet the parti.s interested for the purposeß oUhis
appointment, on WEDNVROA.I , Stine 20.1866, at 11.-
o'clock, A. M., at his office, No. =3 goulltSixth ritreat,
in the city of Philadelphia. -
je.S.farn.w.St!.. LEWIS C. CABSEDY, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS'. CO CIRT FOR 'ME crry AND
, COUlg TY OF PRIG it DEI FRlELEstate of (CEO.
F. WONRATH. deceased.—The Auditor appointed by,
the Court to: audit, se , tle and adjust the account of
HENRIETTA W. WOMRAT H.ANDREW 11.VOSI,
It-kTR, FREDERICK. „K. 'CV OHRA. and WIL
LIAM GAUL. Executors of GEORGE F. womp..A.Tu;
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in
the bands of the accountant, will meet the parties in.
terested tbr the purposes of his appointment, on MON,
D , Y, the 11th ofJune. 1866 at 11 o'clock A. 31.. at his
Office: No. 131 South FIFTH street, in the city tif
de phia. A. S. LETCHWORTH, ,
je9-s,m,w3t* Auditor.
misTATF, OF 'cc TT.T,T 411 f T. HA.LLIWEL.L . ;
dec'd.—Letters Testamentary on the Estate of said
decedent having been granted to the anderslanedby the
Register of Willator the city and co anty of Philadelphia,
all persons indebted to said *state will pleasernate pay
meat. and those baying claims will present the same,
without delay. to
SAMUEL S. SCATTERGOOD, Executor.
122 south Delaware Avenue,
or 820 North Broad street,
CHARLES M. WAGNER,
41 .North Sixth street.
jes fma,w,St*
Or his Attorney.
Phila., Junes, 1666.
LT .ETTERS OF ADNLINISTRATION having been
grvnted tne subscriber upon the Estate - ofjORN
IiyERS. Sr., deceased, all persons indebted, to the
same will make payment. and those having claims
present them to JOHN MYERS,Administratoritising
Sun and old 'York road, or to H. T. GROUT, Esq., hie
Attorney, 16 North Seventh street. my2l,m6t
T ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been granted
14 10 the subscriber upon the estate of MARCIAHET
SHARP, deceased, all persons indebted to the same
will make payment, and those having claims present
them to sARAR mo...x.wELL, 701 FILBERT arrest,
Isxecutrix. . my2l-m6t
LIsTTERSITABLENTARY having been gmnted
tO the subscriber upon the Estate of CLEMENS
EIFtWIG, deceased, all persona indebted - to the same
will make payment, and those baying claims present
them to MARY Eingseasing, Island road;
Twenty-fourth Ward, Executrix, my2l-m et,
T EWERS TESTAMENTARY having been granted
Lt to the subscriber upon the estate of Ma.RY EVER;
detod. all persons indebted to the same will make
payment, and those bavlr g claims present them to
ADAM EVERLY and JOHN C. CRESSON,
T BITERS OV ADMINISTRATION having been
1-1 grantee to the subscriber upon the Estate of WIT.;
LLSM. RDSsELL, deceased. all persons Indebted to
the same will make payment, and ‘hose havlagclalms
present them to EDWARD C. RICHARDSON. N 0.331.
Washington avenue. • • - m,2lmst
I:7l;triuDis.lq tjtt_taciin;.4_l4
aTHOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER OR
EUROPEAN RANGE-, for faretlies. hotels
' or public institutions in' TWENTY DIFFER
' ENT SIZES. Also. Philadelphia Itmges, Hot
air .tcurnares, Portable Heaters, Low-down Grates,
Pireboare Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stewhtle plates, Stoll
en, Cooking Stoves; etc., wholesale and retail by the
tnanufacturen.. - • _ _ .
CHASE, SHARE dc TH.OMPSON,
my2l.ram f,6mo No. 209 North Second street.
di. TILOALAb b. DIXO dr. 130.24 b, . '
Late Ahdreics 44 Dixon
No. UN CHESTNUT ahreet, Paulo°lph a
OPPoatte United States Nina,
as.addlpt durum of ' - ' •
..• • ' '
. • PARLOR LOW-INV/A
• , CHAMBER, .
. ' And other GRATES,
. . SerAßthradtte, Riturrdnona and Wood Firm
WARN-AIR PIJRNACIES, .
/or Warren Public and Private Italldto rzt ,
REGVENTILATORS
. . .
• coolarro.RANNEsnoTPr..liactis ' 4113. -
tust WHOTANA lc and Brreim. , .
TBE. HANDSOUR RESIDENCE, S. in, corner of
Spruce and Eighth streets, , has been opened for the
zeciption of boarders, Rooms single and finites, and
with or witboutprivate table. .jet Im'
Qtilsl3l.llß BOARTIING.—Nrast-ebtas, eligible Rooms
1.7 at No. 391ta LOCUST atreet, "West Philadel•
phis • - • • , 023 , 31.420 .
T.NDLA BLIBRiai — MANEBELTING STEAM
I'FUMING; kititE, Ac.
Engineers and dealers will find a FULL ASSORT.
-1.1. T OF GOODYEAR'S PATANT 17137-QA.NIZIM
RUBBER BELTING, PACKING, ROSE, dca., at the
RantdhpionesHeadquarters
- - voonyzeirs, •
SOB Chestnnketreet, •
Sonth ai de,
N.=B.Vire have a NEW-R and CHEAP ARTRILE at
'GARDEN and PAP: cm .7, IT ROSE. very ;cheap. to
which tha atiantlon qt the nubile to calla .
TaPIOCA AND i3al4o.—Cox's Scotch
1... X 'Gelatin, Rio Tapioca and East Indla Pearl Bago,
landing and for sale by J. B, BUSSIER & CO., lea Si
Delaware Avenue
And Mar.
ftuA ti isvull