Daily evening bulletin., October 09, 1866, Image 7

From Our Third Edition of Yesterday.
THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLAMATION.
He Becommends Thursday, Nov. 29,
as a Day of Thanksgiving,
N. Y. '’Bank; Statement.
Presidential Proclamation:
Washington, Oct, B.—The President has
issued a proclamation recommending that
Thursday, Nov. 2§, be observed as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer to God for all His
mercies and benefits during the past year,
and also recommending that on the same
solemn occasion the people humbly and de
voutly implore Him to grantto our national
councils and to our whole population that
divine wisdom which alone can lead any
nation into the ways of all good.
New York Bank statement.
New Yoke, Oct. B,lB66.—Statement of the
condition of the banks of New York, for the
week ending Oct. 8 th: ’
loans—lncrease, ... $4,402,778
. Circulation, do. - - 88,408
Deposits, do. - -o, 147,585
Specie—Decrease,. - - - - ... 1,440,262
Legal Tenders, do. - - - 2,486,342'
Fire in Boston.
Boston, Oct. Bth.—The wholesale drug
store of E. & F. King & Go., at the comer of
Milk and- India streets; was nearly ..de
stroyed by fire last night. The loss is $40,-
€OO, mostly .insured. Robert Young, a fire
man, was badly injured by falling from a
ladder.
Price of Clol<
IBytheAineric
New Yobk, Oct.
quoted to-day as folio
10.00 A. M., 149}
10.16 149},
11.30 149}
10 45 ■ 149}
11.00 149}
11.15 149}
The Hibernian Signalled.
Farther Point, Oct. Sth, noon.—The
steamer Hibernian from Liverpool with
dates to the 27th ult., is signalled below.
Tbe |YVelland Caani.
Toronto, Oct. S. —The Welland canal is
repaired and navigation has been resumed.
Marine Intelligence.
New York, Oct. B.—The ship Sebastopol,
from Sagua for New York, was abandoned
at sea on the 4th inst. The captain and crew
were rescued by the steamship Mississippi,
from New. Orleans,and arrived here to-day.
Arrived, steamers Tybee, Galveston, El
len S. Terry, Newbem; Moneka, Charles
ton; Albemarle and Valley Oity,Richmond,
Bostox, Oct. B.—The brig Eliza Ann, of New York,
Gapt. Ayres, from. Rondont with coal for Boston, was
run into and snhk off Minot’s Ledge, on Sunday eve-,
nine, by the schooner 8. B. Wheeler, from Boston.
The crew were saved. The schooner received bnt
trilling damage.
The schooner A. B. Terry, of Nantucket, from
Clinton Point, fbr Salem, with monldlng sand, sprung
aleak aid sank off Minot’s Ledge,on Saturday night.
The crew were saved.
Spoken on September 22d In lat. 46°. long. 41', the
bark Venus, from London, for Philadelphia. She had
on board fourteen of the officers and crew of the
wrecked ship, Shooting Star, ana had put the remain
ing ten onboaidof an eastward-bound vessel. The
wrecked vessel above alluded to la supposed to be the
Shooting Btar, Captain Peltlgrove, from Liverpool,
for Eastport.
Markets.
New Yobk, Oct. Bth—Cotton dull at 37c. Hour
steady, sales 0f13,000 bbls; State, ts®|l2 50: Ohio. *u@
*l4; Western, sB@tllss; Southern, |I2IO@JIS 50. Wheat
quiet; sales unimportant. Corn qnlet. Reef quiet.
Pork heavy, at *3812%@*33 20, Whisky steady.
Stocks axe dull. Chicago and Rock Is land, 110312;
Cumberland Preferred. MS; Illinois Central, 12614;
Michigan Southern, 87X; New York Central, 113;
Reading, 11514; Virginia 6s, 69; Missouri 6s, 80; Erie
Railroad, 86; Michigan Central, U 3; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 5i%; Treasury 7 3-10 s, 106%; Ten-
Forties. 9914; Five-Twenties, 113; U. S. Sixes, 11214:
Gold, 148%. v
■Baettmoke, Oct. B.—Flour firm; Western Extrjfe,
*l2 75@?is; Super, *9 50@*1L Very light receipts of
grain. Com firm at *1 08@l 10. Oats 58@60c. Seeds
steady; New Cloverseed. js@*l2}4. ; Provisions dnlL
Coffee active: Bio firm. Sugars quiet; Refining grades,
10>£@llc. Whisky dull.
CITY BDIdbEHH.
Political Disturbances.— There was a
lively time along Chestnut sbeet on Saturday evening.
Threats had been made by ihe Democrats to tear out
the headquarters of the Republican Invinclbles in the
Press Budding, and a large crowd assembled in that
vieinity. chief Boggles Bad a large reserve force of
gllcemen on duty to prevent any disturbance, and
ayor McMlchael was in his office until a late hour to
direct matters. During the evening there were vari
ous small disturbances, but the admirable police ar
rangements prevented any serioos outbreak. The Re
publicans had a mass meeting In front of Indepen
deuce Hall, and the Keystone Club was marched
through the crowd twice, evidently with the intention
of invitinganatt&ck. The Republicans remained quiet,
however As the different ward delegations passed
the Press office, there was much hooting and yelling,
and considerable groaning. An attack might have
been made, but for the presence of the police. All the
evening the crowd remained at Seventh and, Chestnut
streets, and there were alternate cheers and groans for
the candidates of the respective parties. Between
eleven and twelve o’clock a row was kicked np, and
several pistol shots were fired. As far as ascertained
nobody was hurt. The police were then formed in
double rows from house to hoase, and backed the crowd
ont of Chestnut street. A young man named Joseph
Peed, a Democrat, was shot In the shoulder during
•this disturbance.
, At a later hour, it was reported that an attack on the
'headquarters of the “Boys in Blue” atEighthand Wal
nut streets was contemplated, and a squad ofpolicemen
was sent there. As tbe officers were passing the
Democratic headquarters, they were received with a
volley of bricks. The police returned the Are with
their revolvers. This scattered the crowd and most
ofthemenrar- into Buponceau street. Several arrests
were made. One young man was shot through the
arm. There were no farther disturbances in that
locality. c
At Twelfth street and Girard avenue there was a
slight disturbance while a Democratic procession was
passing. A young man named William Rooks tool was
wounded inthehead,by*APistolshot fired from the pro
cession. Charles Fields was stabbedin tbe leg. Neither
were seriously injured. a
During the fighting on Walnut street on Sunday
morning, a number of the policemen were struck
with bricks. James Russell and Tfaoir as Hussey, of
ficers of the Eleventh District, were both so badly In
jured that they are not able to be on duty. Bussell
had his back hurt, and was taken home in a carriage.
Officers Gibson and Walcott of the Bark Polioe were
among those injured.
MicnaelHatton was arrested at two o'clock on Sun
day morning by Lieutenant Spear at Ninth and Wal
nut streets, while in the act of firing upon the police.
He had a Sharp’s pistol when captured. Two. loads
had been fired. Hatton was taken before Alderman
Beltier, and was committed in default of two thousand
dollars ball.
John «ronln, John Jones, and John McClakey were
B f aei ve Corps daring the rioting at
They had a hearing be
fore Uayor McHcMicbael on Sunday morningand
w er ccoßomltted in deianlt of two thousand dollars bail
On Saturday night a Republican meeting was held at
Brldesburg, and as the procession was passing Lauben.
stdn'a tavern, the Democratic
bottles were thrownatone of the devices carried intei
line. This led to a slight disturban ™Wb?£the
cession was returning several parties made an attactr
upon it, but were driven off. Wm. R. Cnnln, whoap.
Seared to be the leader of the assailant., was arreited
n the way to the station house he remarked to the
officer that -Jeff. Davis is a better man than old a£S
Lincoln ever was.” As a soldier dressedlnZonave cos.
tume passed him he said, ‘ There', a man I'll shoot
yet.” Cnrtin was taken before Aid. Holme and was
. held for a further hearing.
Kiot in the Nineteenth Ward. I '—a
free fight occurred at Richmond and William streets
yesterday afternoon, about four o’clock. It seems that
about six months ago two fellows, named Bark and
Gallagher madenp a prize fightforSlOO. Thought was
stopped by the police. Since that time there has been
an animosity existing, and whenever the parties met
they desired to fight it ont. Yesterday Burk met Gal
.lagner and attacked him. The friends of each inter
« fered.'andthere wasereryproHpecthof a lively time,
when the police mti rfered. A young man named Wm.
Boyer was s', ruck over the eye with a stone and was
severely Injured. Henry Turphy, Thomas Clark. Pat
rick Burk, Peter McQuatd and Bernard McNamee
were arrested for participating in the affair. They
were committed by Alderman Clouds.
Assaulting an Old Man —John Shaf
fer was before Aid.-Hutchinson upon the charge of
assaulting an old man named Wooduouse, agedslxty
flvd years. Mr. Wuodjiouie was In a beer satapn at
Broad street and Blag© avenue, and-ssked the pro
prietorwhy he had not one of-Jadge Kelley's cards
up. Shaffer, it in alleged, then attacked the old gen
tleman, knocked him flown and kicked him about
room. Mr. Woodhouse was so badly Injured that he
Is confined to the house. Shaffer wa3 committed to
answer.
Prompts Action ’—The Board of* Health
held a meeting this afternoon. A notice o r the nassaee
of the bill making an appropriation of 57.0u0 torsan.
itary purposes was received
six Sanitary inspectors were promptly appointed
and the work of the Board which nad been temporarily
stopped for the want of funds wilt be at once resumed
We may therefore expect a continual decrease in the'
daily reports of the cholera,
1 in New Torn.
in Telegraph Co.] .
~ B.—Gold has been
>ws:
11.30 M„ 1491
1145 P.M., 1493
12.00 1491
12.15 149}
12.30 149
; Almost a Fire.— The propeller Haggles,
o' theiNew York line, lying at, Market street wharf,
took fireirom the heat of] the amoke-atack on Sunday
evening. The flames were extlngntshed by Officer
Weateott, of the Harbor Police, before any headway
had been gained. The Buggies had a valuable cargo on
hoard.
One of-jEEF.’s Friends.—On Saturday
afternoon, an Irishman named John Ryan was arrest
ed on Walnut street, opposite the Demo-Copper-John
son headquarters, forbeingdrnnk and disorderly, and
hurraing for Jeff. Davis. He was Introduced to Aider
man Beltler, who fined him for being drunk, ana held
him In tsoo bail to keep the peaoe; - - -
i A Runaway Returned.—We are.glad to
le&rn that the youth, Benjamin Graham, whose elope*
ment fifom the ‘‘Lincoln Institution ” was mentioned
last week, las voluntarily returned. Master Benja
min does notapjpear to have been actuated by any dis
honest motive, out only by a bojish fteak ef indepen
dence.
More Colonization.—Some 100 men
were sent to the Navy Y ard this moraing and their
names were placed on -the rolls of workmen.; These
men belong to the Bnckwalter Club and'have.been
located In the Third District. They had beeH promised
places In the Navy Yard if they would vote for the
Democratic Johnson Candida tee.
i The Cholera.—The reports of the cho
lera at the Office of the Board of- Health, to-day k
shows thirty-one new cases since noon on Saturday.
This is a considerable-decrease from the reports of the
past few days.
; Helping .Himself,—John Coates was
found early Yesterday .morning helping himself to
pies and' candies from a.stand on Delaware avenue,
above Chestnut Btreet. He had pried two locks off of
the stand. He was sent below by Alderman Godbou.
1 Assault with a Bkick.—John Carrey,
colored, was arrested this morning at Se Tenth and
Bedford streets, for assaulting another colored man
with a brick. Alderman Tittermary committed John.
5 ' COURTS.
iDistbict Court— Judge Stroud.—Ferree & Co. and
others vs. John Thompson.. A feigned issue to try
the ownership of certain goods* On trial. ■ • *
• YJ. S. Gtrcqit Court— J udge Cadwallader.—Whita
jb. toe Commercial National Bank. Before reported.
2E ea S? rd 5 y a,t€r charge of the Judge, the plain
tiff suffered a nonsuit.
i NjarPmcs—Justice Strong.—Field vs, Hartley. This
case, involving the righj of the Directors of the Girard
College to receive the new act of the Institution, was
argued this morning. .
• Quarter Sessions— Judge Allison.— 1 Beddy” Dun*
can pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pocket
book. The accused was engaged in picking pockets.
Joseph Wallace pleadedgulity to a charge of stealing
ten yards of cloth.
Benjamin Wallace pleaded gutlty to a charge of
larceny. - . - - : - -
- Lewis J. Quinlan pleaded guilty to the charge of
stealing a whip.
: James Maguire pleadedgulity to a charge of stealing
$lO. The prosecutor was the father of the defendant,
and he alleged that his boy was beytiid all control,
and had so oiten taken money that he was compelled
to prosecute. > , —.
. Jacob Lewispleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a
bundle of cloth.
William Wood and WlnlfWed Code were convicted
of a charge of stealing a quantity of cloth.
1 Catharine O’Brien was convicted of a charge of
stealing a quantity of silver.
! Episcopal.— The House of Bishops have
unanimously appointed the Rev. Mr. Tut
tle to be Episcopal Bishop of the new diocese
Of Montana and Nevada, whicn was redered
vacant by the refusal of Dr. Howe to accept
it,after his appointment by the last General
Convention. Mr. Tuttle, the new prelate,
is comparatively young, having only at
tained his thirty-sixth year. He graduated
in 1760 in Columbia College, and subse
quently in the General Theological Semi
nary, Twentieth street, New York. After
his ordination, some, six years . since, he
was sent ont to Moms, in the western part
oif New York State, where his ministerial
labors were eminently successful.
[ Fire-IN Venango County, Pa.—On
Wednesday morning at one o’clock, a fire
was discovered-in the-kitchen wallofthe
National Hotel, at Flamer. The boarders
were immediately aroused and efforts were
made to snbdne the fire, all of which proved
unavailing,and in a short time the building
was in a sheet of flame. The McCalmot
House, which is but a few yards from the
burned building, was saved by the.most
strenous exertions. The National was owned
qy J. 8. McCray, of Petroleum Centre, and
was not insured. The loss on the building
a!nd furniture is estimated at-$5,000. The
fire was the work of an incendiary.
I Fire in Cleveland.—On.. Thursday
morning a fire broke ont in the Lake Erie
Coal Oil Refinery, belonging to Mr. Wm. L.
Holden, and'situated on Duane,' between
Vermont and Washington streets, Cleve
land. The tar tanks were destroyed, caus
ing a loss of $3OO, which is. covered by : in
surance. The Fire Department rendered
their usual valuable assistance in quench
ing tbe flames.
! Sales ait Philadelphia BtocK Board.
i HALEB ABTERFIBBT BOARD,
13000U57 3-10 S June 106% 100shBchNavpf 37%
8000 U B S-afa ’62 113 ssh Lehigh Nav 53%
SOOO Morris Canal 7 ah Morris Cnl 85
2d met bs *7 10 sh Era * Mec Bk 133%
75 0 city «s new 99% 3sh do 135%
2000 Penna 2d mgt 6s g |3osh Girard Col B 23
SECOND BOARD.
$lOOO City 6s new 99% 115 sh Penna B 56%
10C0 00 85 99% 100 Sh do S 5 56%
2000 do 2ds 99% so sh North Cent so' 46 s
3000 do . old 96% 200 sh St Nicholas coai 2%
6MO Cam & Am 75s 92 300-ah Ocean oil 5
3000 Bch Nav 6s ’B4 83% 100 sh Catawlssa pt 32%
OIiDICJU.
USE STARIN’S CONDITION POWDERS
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It cares Worma Bots and Oolic.l
It cures Colds, Coughs and Hide Bonnd.
It is the best alterative for Horses and Cattle now In
use, haYing a reputation oCSO years’ standing.
It la a sore preventive for the much dreaded Binder
pest.
Ho Fanner or Dairyman should be without It.
for sale in Philadelphia by DYOTT A 00. 212 North
Second street: JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AT <fc OOW
DEN, 23 North Sixth street, and by Druggists through
out the country, Address all orders to
BTABIN A FLOYD, Proprietors,
1209 Duane street, New Tort
rAPAD DENTALLINA.—As nper lor article tor ciru
V/ lng the Teeth, destroying tnimaimiw which In
feat them, giving tone to the game, and leaving a feel
ing of fragrance and perfect cleanliness In the month,
It may be used dally, and will be found to strengthen
weak and bleeding gnms, while the aroma andaeter
slveness will recommend It to every one. Being com
posed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physician an r
Mlcroscoplat, It is confidently offered u a RELIABIi
substitute for the uncertain washes formerly in vogue
Eminent Dentists, acqaalnteSwlth the constituent!
of the DENTALLINA, advocate Its ose; it contito
nothing to prevent its unrestrained emptaymw
Made only by
I JAKES T. SHJNN, Apothecary,
I Broad and Spruce streets
For sale by Druggists generally, and
Fred. Brown, D. L. Stackhonsa,
Haasard A Co., Robert O. Davis.
818. Keeny, Geo. C. Bower,
Isaac H. Kay, Charles Shivers,
C.IH. > eedles, G. J. ScattergOod;'
TJ J. Husband, J. C. Torn penny A Co.
Ambrose Smith, f .Charles H. Eberle,
Thomas Weaver, James N. Marks,
William B. Webb, E. Brlnghnrst A Co,,
James L. Bispham, Dyott A Co.,
Hpghes A Coombe, H. O. Blair,
Hfenry A. Bower. Wyeth A Bro,
Entirely reliable-hodgson's Bronchial
TABLETS, for the cure of coughs, cold 3 hoarse
ness, bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast
Public speakers, slngerß and amateurs will be greatly
beneiitr d by using these Tablets. - Prepared only by
LANCASTER A WILLS,-Pharmaceutists. N. E. Cir.
ARCH and TENTH streets. Philadelphia. For sale
by Johnson, Holloway A Oowden, and Druggists
generally. ' se2stf
S RUSH'S BROb CHIAL AND PULMONIC
DEW DROPS, for doughs, and all Diseases of tut
roat and Bronchial Tnoes. This Invaluable preps
ration for every household. Public Speakers, singers,-
Ac, posse ses a Wes' ern celebrity, ana has been known
to relieve the most obstinate and almost hopeless
cases It is agreeable, strengthening and soothing. ■
Pr( l p ?:?'n BRUSH, No. 2& South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. . , . J«r-u
CORNB, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAXLS,—DR. J
DAVIDSON. Chiropodist, Operator on Oorna, Bnn
lona, Inverted Nails, and all other diaeaaes-of the feet
Office, Northwest comer of NINTH and CHEST
NUT streets. ■ 1
DR.DAVIDSON will wait on patients at their rest
WAISTS,
\KT ANTED—A YOUTH to learn EBgravlng. Pa-
ChLnn e t D strge r u 0nar(llall!!a^ ly at : MAS VN &So., so:
MATRON WANTED.—a member of the Episcopal
Church Is wanted for matron of a home la this
“■ifeApi llratlons may be made at isos spruce street
on TUESDAY, between 11 and 12 o'clock. ' ocB tfj
\A/ anted,—AN ALTO SINGER wishes a Mtua
tion in a Choir., Audreas ALTO, at this Of.
”52: - • ocs-st*
WAN a ED.—AN OFFICE AND STORAGE ROOM
on a around floor, on Delaware avenne, between
Arch and Vine streets. AddreaS-box No. 127 Phlladel
phla Post Office ; seBtO
wanted to -purchase-a arst-ciaw
ii DWELLING HOUbE, pleasantly sltaawSdl
rmantown, and convenient to the railroad.
Possession not required until about the first of ADrll
1807. Address W. W., Box 1706, Philadelphia Postoi!
fice, stating terms, 6c. 1 - • 864tosai2t*
Salt.— 2,500 sacks Liverpool ground salt
also 200 sacks Fine Balt, afloat, and for sals b*
WORKMAN 6 CO.. 122 Walnut, . 7
DAILY EVENING BULLETIN i PIIILADKLfBIA.: TUESDAY. OOTOBIitt 8. HUM ■
tkaybuhts suiob,
reaUstarlMl .UJ..I READING RAILROAD.
great trunk r.mns rime
PM I I.A DEIdTUA. TO THE. TWTORTms OF PENN
® "sisssil
I K ALNb. Oct. 8, 1868, leaving the Company's Depot*
CALIiJwmLL streets, was
dslpbls at th° following honrs:
MORNING ACCOMODATIONS.
.At 7.30 A. H.for Beading and all Intermediate Sta
tIQQSs '• - .-g f ,.- . '* -j
i : - MOKNIRG H±PBIBS, •• •
lAt 8.18 A* .M*,.Jbi • Beading. liebanoßa HMAMS
town,
bmrg. Hagerstown, Me., Ao.
i This train connects Art-BEAJHNB with the Bast
B*il«»<lYralna k» ’ Aiientown,
Valley, and Schnylkfll and SnsqnehannKtitfns for
NorthnmberlandTWilllamaportTYOrk. Chamhentmrg.
Plnegrove.dc. - -”CT '
_ AFTERNOON EXPRESS. .
iLeaves Philadelphia at BAO F. M. for Beading, Potta
; beading accommodation.
i Ra e »t « **>*‘‘**
j TmlStor Philadelphia leave Haxnstrarrat 6.10 A.
M., and Pottsr/ille at 8.45 A. M.. arriving m Phlladel-
Afternoon trains’ leavSHarrlsbnrg
Yt 3.10 P. M., and- Pottortlle at. 2.48 P. iL;, arriving at
Philadelphia at 6.15 P. M.
tHarrlsonig accommodation leavßC-Readliig at ?
A. M. and Hanrlabnrg at 4.10 P..AL --Connecting at
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at 6.30
P. M., arriving in Phiffulelphla at 9.10 P. M.- -
' Market train, with a Passenger .car aoaoned. leaves
Philadelphia at 12.15 noon for WeadW ana an way
stations: leaves Reading UAO A, M., ana Downlngtown
liso p. M. for Philadelphia and an way stadons.
! All the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
; Sunday trains leave -Pottsvllle at 8.00 A. M.. aad
Philadelphia at 8.15 F. K; leave Philadelphia, for
Reading at 8.60 A. M., returning tram Beading at L 25
P, M. ' ..-.o
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
; Passengers for Dowmngtown ana mteneedlatepalnts
take the 7.80 and 8.15 A. M. and s.oo P. M. trains from
Philadelphia, returning torn Downlngtown at 6A5 1 A.
Bf. and 12 80 Noon- -
NEW YOBK EXPEEKK FOE PTITSBURGH AND
THE WEST.
Leaves New York at 7, S A. -M,and 8.00 P.
Reading at 1.65, U. 53 AM., and L4B PH; and connect at
HarrlsbnK with Pennsylvania, and Northern Central
Railroad Express Trains fbr Pittsburgh, Chicago, Wll
ftftTnwpnrt., Tcimlrft, QTp. jfrt*,
Retumlnr, Express Train leaves Harrisburg on
arrival of Pennsylvania Express from PlttaburghAt 8
and 9.05A.M.,9.15 P.M. passing Reading at 4.42 ana HLS2
A. M. and 11.30 P. M. arriving at New York 10 A. M.,
and 2.45 P. M. Sleeping Cars accompanying these
trains through between Jersey City and Plttabnrgh,
without change.
-Hall train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 2.10 P.
M. Mall train for Harrisburg leaves New York at U
Noon. -
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave PottaVUle at 7,11.30 A, M. and 7.15 P. M.,
returning from Tamaqna at 7.35 A. M., anl 1.40 and
4JSP.M.
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7.50 A. M. for Plnegrove and
Harrisburg, and at 1.50 P. M. for Plnegrove and Tre
rnont; returning from Harrisburg at 3210 P. M. and from
Tremont at 7A5 A. M. and 5J!5 p. M.
iThrongh first-mass tickets and emigrant tickets
to all the principal points In the North and West and
Canadas.
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 227 Sooth fourth street,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. NlcoHs, General Snperlntend
on t, 'Reading.
1 COMMTJTATION TICKETS.
lAt 25 per cent., discount oetween any points desired
{Or Cimllies and arms.
M I IjKAGK 'riiuuiiitii
Good fbr 2,000 mllea.between all polnta, at (S 3 60 each,
lor and Anna.
I SEASON TICKETS.
Tor three, elx, nine or twelve month*, for holden
only, to all point* at rednoed rates.
L CLKBGYMKN
Beeldlnf on the line of the Boad will be fnrnlebed
vitb carda, entltlln* themaelrea and wives to ticket! at
jExcußsiON tickets.
Prom Philadelphia to principal atAtlona, rood tor
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, at reduced fire, to be
had only at theTleket Offices* Thirteenth and Callow*
pbkight.-
Goods of all descriptions forwarded (a all the above
pffinta from the Company*! Hew Freight Depot, Broad
Leave Philadelphia dally at sao A. If.. 12.18 aoon and
6 PM., for Beading, Lebanon, HarrtibarrPottavllla,
Fait Clinton, and all points beyond.
jdosa at the Philadelphia post Ofllea for all idaoea n
las road and lie branches at 5 A. IC, and tor the prim
tlpalßtattsna onlyataas P.M.
flfc—B Kl^^ YAInA
bUUMEB ABRANaKMXNT,
The brains of the Pennsylvania Oenttalß. 3. leave
tba Dept at Thirty-Itrat and Market aueets, which U
reached by the aan of the Market street Passages
Bailwayrunnln* to and from the Depot. The Us tear
leaveiFront street about thirty ml nates, prior to
the departure of each Train.
Ok bokoTis—Cars leave Seventh and Market
streets 45 mlnntee before departore of each train.
'Makk’s Baeoaon Expanse will call for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders leR at the office, No.
isfeheetnot street, will receive attention.
TBAINB LXAVB AND ABBIVB. AT DKFOT
THUS:
MALL TRAIN • - - ftI&OOA.M,
DAY EXPRESS ...» IQ.QO •'
PAOLI ACCOM., HO. 1 • « ILOO M
PAST LUTE & ERIE EXPRESS 1 ” IAOB M,
HARRISBURG ACCOM., . “ A»p. M.
LANCASTER ACCOM., • “ 100 »
PAOU AOCOM..NO. 9 ; , . 11 5.00 "
PITTSBUEeH AERIE MAIL, *1 " 9.00 •'
PAOU ACCOM., No. A - . IDJO ••
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS t ■ " ILIO «■
CINCINNATI EXPbIkbJJ . 'U.4OA.M,
pwtt.aiyict.pltta gTPRKa j . •< j.ia ..
PAOU ACCOM., No. 1 - •• A2O “
COLOMBIA TRAIN. • • “ 9.00 *•
Lancaster train • • " iAta p, u
EAST USE . . < •> LlO “
PAOU ACCOM., Ho. 1, • • "1,10 •'
BAY EXPRESS - • • “ gsn II
PAOU-ACCOM., No. S. . - 7-SG ••
HARRJBBUBa ACCOM., • “ 9JO "
•Daily, except Saturday. tDally. ID ally, except
Monday. All other trains duly, except Sunday.
IRunning1Running through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change of cars.
Suit, hay Accomodation Trains lbr Paoll and In
termediate stations leave Philadelphia at 9.00 A. H.
and 7.00 P.M.. returning, leavePaoU at «Jo A. M. and
4JOP. M.
A TICKET OBBICB
la located at No. SSI Chestnut street,whereTlcketa to all
Important points may be procared.and fall tuforma
tloo given b-7 JOHN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent
Also at Thirty-first and application
to THOS. H. PARRE; Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
An Emigrant Trafarnns dally, ezoept Snnmnr. Pm
fall Information aa to fare and
IoPRANCIB PONE, No. lWDookimiS
The Pennsylvania Railroad op. will not aammeanv
risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Annuel, and Unui
their responsibility to one Hundred BoUarx lit valae,
All Bargare exoeedlni that amount In Talao, will be at
the riskof the owner, nnleee taken tay (Dedal contract
frrraaraaH. columbus
CINCINNATI RAILROAD
THE PAH HANDLE BOUTE WESTWARD,
Owing to the great distance saved by THIS ROUTE
the Government has assigned to It the carrying of the
U. B. MAIL to the Principal cities of the West an*
Southwest.
THERE BEING BUT ONE CHANGE 07 CABS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI
AND BUT TWO TO ST. LOUIS.
PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE WILL ARRIVE
IN CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS CAIRO ANB
Sri LOUIS. ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCE 07 ANY
OTHER LINE.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia at LLSO A. M, wll)
artive at Altoona In the evening for supper, when
Woodruff's Celebrated Palace btate>£oam Sleeping
Cars will be attached, and ran through to Colaznbui
without change, avoiding changing cars at Pittsburg!
at a comfort never oefore *enr>iHimi to tm
traveling community. ______
Be sure to purchase tickets “VIA STEUBEN
VILLE." at
FKMNBYLVANIA BAXLEOAD OFFICE
Corner Thirtieth and Market Streets.
Philadelphia,
fi S* 7i SCULL,
gf.. GenT Picket a
JOHN fi.
_ 526BroadvtayTNewV ork.
JOEI! D CRASH, Qen’l Snp’t. feu-U
Pennsylvania Railroad Office, 631 Chestnut street
and Thirtieth an i Market streets, West Philadelphia
atEJSEBBI33 FOB NEW york.-raritah
DELAWARE BAY RAIL
BOAD.-From Ferry. foot of VINE st., Philadelphia.
9A. M—Express lor Long Branch, New York and
Intermediate points.
2.25 A. hi—Way Mall and Express from Cooper's
Point, Camden, arriving in New York at 9.30 A. K.
5P M-Freight for New York and Way [stations.
Gocd* del I vend at Company’s Depot, 320 North
Wharves, Philadelphia, by 4 P. nf., forwarded by this
line, art Ive in Ntw Y ork at 5 o'clock next morning.
RETURNING
The Passenger Steamer Je33e Hoyt leaves Pier 32
North Biver root of Dnane s'reet, N. Y.. at 11 A. M,
for Philadelphia Express, and for Way Kail and Ex
press at 4 i M., touching at Pier 3 North River, far
pastengets only. at4P.K- . >; ■
Freight received at Pier 32 North; River,: N. Y., by
4.30 P. M. win be ready Ibr delivery In Philadelphia
early the ft. Mowing morning.. ; ; i
Faße TO NEW YORK, $2 00.
Ticket Office Vine Street Ferry,
For further Inlormationapply to Company’s agents.
R. H. CHIPHAN. Freight Office and Depot, 3M
North WHARVES,Philadelphia.
J. B. BUR'i'. Pier 82 North River, fbot of DUANE
Street, hew York.
Or at General Freight and Passenger Office, Phila
delphia, No. 411 CHESTNUT Street..
• W.N. CLAYTON.
Superintendent, Red Bank, N. J.
8.0. HASTY.
General Freight Agent. Bed Bank, N. J.
' ■ T. <SkENTSWEARING EN,
sa22-tf General Agent, Philadelphia.'
w —iHK It. PLEASANT DAILY EXCURSIONS
iwmS%, tip the rlver to Beverly, Burlington and
Bristol, tonewng at Rlverton. Torresdale and Anda
lnsla. by tte splendid Steafner JOHN A. WARNER*
leaving Chestnut street wharf at2P, M. Returning,
leaves Bristol at 4 o’clock, arriving at Philadelphia)
about 6 o’clock.
Fare for the excursion, 40 cents. . an2o-tf
TICKETS.
MILLER. GenTEssternFaaa.Ag’ t.
WBAfEtne BOTPB, ,
feiHd WBMH VhVAHIA B
B.—THE 1 ' MIDDLE : enirme—
|na moeidlrect line to Bethlehem AJBmiSrai
ufosk, Hasteton, White HavenWlUrabun.
- *u Wm* «na wyoi
nun * Bethlehem and
iwithUstowlsaa BnUroad,for Bnpert, DanyflteTfifiton
and Williamsport. - Arriveathfanr.h-fltartik »tn a *
Me atWflkesDarreat2.4s P.Mg at MahanoyOtyatl
P.M. Paeseniers by thjstraln can take me Lehigh
Yalley Train, passing Bethtebem at urn M. forliS.
*g w ““ 0 Po ll t“WJ.Htw. Jewel fleneealJtaUrcad to
rt™i!fat'&ss^awsssL^sasass
AT 10 A. M.—Accommodation, tor Port Washinx
ton, stoppfoK at alllntdnnedlate Stations.
At 250 P.M. Accommodation for Doylestown, stop*
ping at all Intermediate-stations. take
atDeyleetown for New Hope. ' —-
; AT 8.80 P. M.—Evening BxiirEHa.for VathlaliMn and
principal Stations' on tne North PanoKigniiia ia»p.
connection at Bethlehem with Le
w* 1 * ?S££ y Tjam redchihrfhoro at 0.45 p.
*« RSfi »s® eiB fi>r Plainfield, Soxawllld and other
QnaKertown.
Btase *‘
vania Byroad, connecting at Bethlehem with l&hlsh
Valley KTenlng Train lor Allentown; wmr*h nhnpj»v t
• .AT M 5 P. BL—Aooommodaaon. tor ston*
plnratAllbitendediateStations. .. . „■>. •
•At 11P. H. Accommodation ibrFort Washington.
I , TRAINS FOR
i Leave Bethlehem at 3£& A.AL, and 12525M.,ana6J1
Pi Us
. 12.2& tram makes direct connection with LehtghVal
toy trains fiomEaa ton, Wilkesbarre, Mahonsy City,
Easleton. apd arrlvee In Philadelphia at 2.80 p. M.
I Passengers leaving WUkeebarre at 1.15 P. M.,conned
at Bethlehem at 605 P. M., and arrive In Philadelphia
ato.4oP.icu _
Leave Doylestown at 6.40 A. M. 1.15 and 550 P. M,
Leave Lansdale at »AJ£.
j Leave Fort Washington at 11X50 and 2.15 P. M,
ON BUNDAYB.
i Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A, M.
I Philadelphia -for Doylestown at 250 P. M.
! Doylestown tor Philadelphia at 7.23 A.M.
i Bethlehem lor Philadelphia at 450 P. H.
, Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars oonv y pas
angers to and from Berks Btreetßepot,
; white Cars of Second and Third Streets Line convey
passsgners to Third Street Bepot.
i Tickets most be procured at thaTlcket Offices. TW I pn
rireet or BERKS street, In order to secure the lowest
rptee of fore. trr.T.TR nT.Awtr >pmt
i Hillman’s Baggage Express will call for anddeUver
Baggage at the Depot.
1 Office. No. 113 Boath THIRD street. mya
BE ph 1 t.ADnrr.PTTTA. bssmis.
TOWN AMD NOBBISTOWH
ra li.BOAD.—tiMB TABLE.—On and altar MON
DAY, May 16th, 1866.
j FOB GERMANTOWN.
Leave PhHadelnhlsr-6.7,8,8, 10, 11, 12, A. M.; 1,2, BJO
mlnntee, 8», 4,5,6*. 6,7,8.8,10,11,12, P. Ml
Leave Sermantewn—6, 7, lit, 8, kga, S, 10,11,11, A. Me
L 2,8, 4,4 N, 6,6H| 7,8, 9,10, UP. M.
The down train, and the 8% and 5X np trains da
not nop on Germantown Branch.
_ ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia—9.lo mlnnteajk. M.: 2, 3, 5,8 and
. 16k, £■ M.
Leave Germantown—B A.M.: L 4. iii and t&P.M.
CHBSTNUT TTTT.T. RATLBOAB.
iLnve Philadelphia-*, 8, M, 12, A. M.; 2, «£, W, 7, *,
tDCI U| * • M. ___
Leave Chestnut HHI-7dO minutes, 8.2.40, and ILU A.
M.; L40,5.45,540,540^8.45andm^TM.
Philadelphia—wo BUntnes,A. M.;2,i,andB
Loave csaamnt Hni-7.40 mlnntea, A.Me IX4O, 6jo
and tu2s mlantea P. M.
FOB OONHHOHOCEEN AND NOBBISTOWN,
iLeave Philadelphia— lips mlnntea, A.Me IX,
8, 4 X. sXJxTi.fo,andUX. P. M. • -
Leeve Nontiitewn-et.T, 750,8, U, A. Me IX, «X, 8X
t&& 8 P> 1L
The w P.M, train will atop at Bchaol Lane, Wlma
htekon, Manaynnk, Spring Mllli aad Oonshahockan
only,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia—B A. M., 2X, 4, and 7X P. Mi
Leave Nonls»wn-7 ajl land ek and ». p. M.
- FOBMANAYUNK.
.S^SxTir 4 - H. : IX, a 4X, *x
*'**>■*"*«
1 -
Leave rhUadslpfila-r* A Me 234 4, and J X P. M.
Depot, Ninth and Green atraatA
HTTMMTtR A TtRA ITOinnTOTH
On ‘ and after MONDAY, Jane on. IKS, Uu
trains wIU leave as follows:
wicbt ronamm tbattvh,
Leave Philadelphia to-West Chester, from Depot
Thirty-first and Market street, 728 A, M., lug A. M.,
220,4.45 and 720 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot on
£. Market street. 820,7 JO. 10.45 A. M., TJ6, MO P. M,
Trains leaving West Chester at 7 J 8 A.M. and leavlnx
Philadelphia at 4.45 P. ML will not gtqgs at Penndton.
and will stop below B. C. Junction at Media only,
FENNELTON TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia to Fennel ton 5.67 and 10.90 P. M.
Igtve Penselton to Philadelphia USA. M., 7JS
These Trains step at all Intermediate Stations.
OK BUNDAYB—Leave Philadelphia at BJO A, M
andkOOP.M. _ , .... ..... —..
Leave West Ohestw7js A.Maud 520 P IC.
Os 8 usd a Ye—The - West PhUadelhhia passenger
cars wll leave Eleventh and Market streets, hxlf-an
hoar before the Train leaves the depot, and will leave
the arrivalof each train to convey passengers
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 720 A. M. and 4.45 p
M., and leaving Weet Chester at 7JO A. M, and 4JO P.
M.. connect at B.C. Junction with Trains on thaP, and'
B. C, R. R for Oxford and Intermediate points,
■arFassengere are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as Baggage, and the Company will not, In any
case, be responsible to an amount exoeedlng one hnn
axed dollars, nnlesa a special contract Is made to the
tame. HENRY WOOD. general Bnperlntendent
r?£iC?EHHSBS3 185 a. ' Philadelphia and
railroad. ism.
This great line traverses the Northern and North
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie os
Lake Erie,
It has been leased and Is operated by the Pennsyl
vania 1- allroad Company.
.IDLE OVPASSZKOSB TRAINS AT FHILADELPKIA,
anaivs eastward.
Erie Mall Train. ... .7.00A.M
Erie Express Train——— LOOP.M,
> LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mail Train— 9.00 p. M.
Erie Express Train. —— —JtooM.
Passenger Oars ran tbrongbon the Erie Mall and
Express Trains; without change, both ways, between
Swadelphla and Erie.
| new Tonx oomnonos.
Leave New York at 8.00 AM., arrive at Erie 8.90 A. M
Leave Erie at. 4.45 P. M., arrive at New York 8.10 P.M
Elegant Sleeping Can on all Night Trains.
tc information respecting passenger bnslness apply
rner THIRTIETH and MARKET streets, PhSa
tla.
d lor Freight business of the Company's Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr„ oornex Thirteenth and Market
streets, Philadelphia,
J. v*. Reynolds, Erie.
W»i. Brown, Agent, N, C. B. R. Baltimore.
H. B. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia,
i h;w. gwinner,
.; General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
I. , . aTL. TYLER,
I ~ i General Superintendent, Erie.
Ka.flHgtlHßßa WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
liMmKl''— DIMES, from foot of Market street
upper retry, commencing MONDAY, September £4,
18 ?‘LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS:
For Bridgeton, Salem, Millville, and all Intermediate
stations, at SA.M.. Mail. 3.38 F. H.. Passenger.
For Woodbury 8 A. M , s 30 P. M„ and 6 P.M.
For Cape May at 380 R. M. . >. "
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Woodbury at 7.15 A. M„ 8 40 A. M„ and 4.54 P. M.
Bridgeton at 7,05 A.M. and 3.20 P. M. Freight 6.50
p. M.
Salem at 650 A. M.rand 365 P. M. Freight 5.45 P. M.
Millville at 6.85 A. M. and 8.08 P. M. Freight 6.10
P. 21. .
Cape May at 11.45 A. M. Passenger and Freight.
FREIGHT will be received at Second Covered
Wbaif below Walnut street, from 7 A. M. until 5 P. M.
Freight received-before 9 A. M. will go forward the
same day
FBI IGET DELIVERY,, No. 228 BOOTH DELA
WARE AVENUE
J. VAN RENSSELAER, Sup’U'
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY will
attend to all the usual branches of express business.
A Special Messenger accomp tries each through train.
Office foot of Marketstreet, •'hiladelphla.
se24-tp J. H. MARKLEY, General Agent.
■.BRIBIIimLJUJ TO PLEASURE TRAVELERS.
jjMlHWwsg# THE SHORTEST ROUTE
NIAGARA FALLS
IS VIA
THE CATAWISSA RAILROAD,
Connections Immediate and sore,
Scenery Unsurpassed. Noroad so free from do3t,
Trains leave Philadelphia from---
PHILADKLPHIA AMD READING RAILROAD
! . DEPOT? - ■ , ; ii i J
THTRTEENTK-AND CALLOWHIRL,
at 8.15 A. M , NIAGARA : EARLS' EXPRESS
reaching Williamsport without change l of can at 6.50
P.M. (supper),;arTlvlng at Niagara Falls at A. M.
Sleeping Car throughrrom Williamsport to Rochester
without change. . . o
ga* Passengers remaining over night at Williams
port can resume Journey next morning at 7.35 reaching
-Niagara Fails at MO same evening. , -
Ask for tickets via Catawlsaa Railroad, which can.be
'procured at . the Company’s office. A
J. ' ' '«5 CHESTNUT street,
under Philadelphia Bank, and opposite ‘the Custom
House, and at Depot, THIRTEENTH and CALLOW
HILL streets. N. VANHORN,
iylB-tf : General Passenger Agent
TBAVEUDSO BUIPB,
ISB wruraa
JTABLE.—Commencing MONDAY,
Juiygd, 186& i - Trains will leave Depot, - corner o i
Broadstreetand Washington avenne, aa follows:. ;
Chase's and Btemmer’s Bum
f Way-malLTrain, at, B.ls A.M.(Bnndaysex
al, for Italtimore, Stopping at allregnleretatlons
n Philadelphia and Baltimore. ' •-■
vareß3.Traln,at 9. A.M.(Bundays excepted) An
» Anne. Milford and Intermediate stations.,
ess tralnat ll.4s AtM.(Sundays exceptedlfor
oreand.Weshlngton, ~ .
ess Train At. ajoop. H. (Sundays dxcentedl.'for
ore mil Washington, stopping ■- at Ohreter,
jßferpod, MSgnolla, Chastfs add Btemmlrtßuii.
St 11.00 P.M. for Bal«™«"}f"<4W»»h-'
IuGSSSfSmSZ Baltimore for Fortress
thSutix^TM^ sndßlchmondwiutaka
gve Hatlroad fbx. Htnlngton and intermediate sta*
«.Bb,7i? and sio A. M,, 4,00. and
B* »a o“ between
THROUGH TRAINSFROM BALTEMOBE.
1
i LeaveChemer. at 7.28/7.55,' 10.1 s andll.4o'X.M.,
fia.' and 10.3a p. m. _ . ; ‘
From Balßmore to Phnadelphia.—Leave Baltimore
7.2BA.'Mi, WayMAIL-9.20 A. 2£,Express; UQP.H.,,
Eipreae. BASP, ML, Express. ;82SP.M.,Kxpress.
i Mm'tor Baltimore leave. Chester at 4.49 andB.s3
A. Hi, and MS P. M.
j Trains fin- Baltimore leave Wilmington at and
•AS ALK..and 4.15 P. M. ■: ' m
! Freight trains witn passenger cars attached will leave
Wilmington far Perryvllle and Intermediate stations
at S.OSP. M. Leave Baltimore for Havre de-Grace
and Intermediate Stations at 4.45 P.-ML, Leave Perry
ville for Wilmington and Intermediate stations at 4 so
A. M.,_ connecting at Wilmington with me 7.15 a! re
train for Philadelphia.
T SUNDAY TRAINBi
.! Express Train at 415 A. M. for Baltimore and Wash
ington, stopping at Chester, Wilmington, Newark,
guiton. Northeast, BerryviUe, Havre-deHrace,-Aber
deen,. Perryman's, Hagnolla, Chase’s and Btemmer’s
Bnn. .- ■ .
! Night Express 11.00 P. M. for Baltimore .and Wash
ington. ,
: AccommodatlonTraln at 11.30 F.M.,fer Wilmington
and Intermediate Stations. -1
j BALTIMOBE FOB PHILADELPHIA.
, Leave Baltimore at 8.2 s p. H.. stopping at Havre de
Grace, Perryvllle and Wilmington. Also stops at But
ton and Newark (to take passengers for Philadelphia
and leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore)
and Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore nr
Washington.
Accomodation train wIU leave Wilmington for Phi
ladelphia and Intermediate Staticm? at CAO P. ML
j ' . H. P. KKNNK.X. Superintendent,
hit, FOB NEW YOBK,—'The CAM-
AND AMBOY and PHjSS
nrI.l-.ELtA AMP TBENTON BAILBOAH COM
PANY’S LINES, from Philadelphia to New York, and
way places, from WALNUT STREET WHABP
will leave as follows, vis: Are.
At & A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aocozn., is 25
At BA. M„ via Camden and Jersey City Express, Beo
At 2 P. M., via Camden and ArSboy Express, 8 01
At 6.00 P. M., via Camden and Am-] Ist. cats, 225
: bey. Accom and Emigrant, j 2d class 1 80
At 8 A. M,, 2 and 8.00 P.M. For Moont Holly, Ewans
; vllle, Pemberton and Vlncentown. At S A.M., and
2 P.M. for Freehold.
AtS and 10 A.M. 12 H. 4,5,8, and IL3Q F. M. for Fish
• House, Palmyra, Riverton, Progress, Delanco,
: Beverly, Edgewater, Burlington, Florence. Borden
. The 10 A. M.aod 4 P.M. lines runs direct
through to Trenton.
LINES FBOM KENSINGTON DEPOT WIU leave
as foUows:
At U A. ML, 4H0,6.45 P. Mand 12 PAL (night) Via
i Kensington and Jersey City Express-.™..... _6B m
The 6.45 P. M. Line will ran dally. All others Ban
days excepted.'
AtTAO and 11,00 A.M., 8, 4A8.5 and 6,45 P, M.. and
12 Midnight, for Brstol/ftenton. Ac.
At 7 and UUB, A. M. r 4,s,ands P.M. for
: ComweHs/rorrlsdalAHolmesoaig, Taoony.Wlsslno
mlng, Brldesbnrg and Prankford and at 10.15 A. M.
1 for Bristol. Scbencka, Eddington and 8 P. M. for
Holmeabnix and intermediate Stations.
BELVEDERE DELAWARE RATT.Rnan fin the
Delaware BlverVaHey, Northern Pennxylvama, and
New York State, and the Great lakes. Two through
trains daily (Sundays excepted) from Kensington De
pet, ss follows:
At7AOA.M. aadtBIP.M, fox Nligara Falls, BgP
Otlo, Dnnldrk, Oanandalgns Elmlnt, Ithaca, Owcco,
Bochester, Blnghampton. Oswego, RyzacnsS, Great
Bend, MomtroserwHkesbarre Scrantoo, Strondshorg,
Water Gap, Bemdere, Bastoa, lamhertylllA FtreS
ngten, Ac. The SM P. M. Line connects direct with
he Train leaving Easton fox Msach Cfonnlc, Allen
town. Bethlehem. Ac. ---
At5P. M-forLambertnUeandlntermedlateStaaonx
BE" For New York, and Way'Lines leaving Ken
amgton Depot, take the care on Fifth street, short
Walnut, half an boor before departure. Hie care ran
Into the Depot, and on arrival of each Train, ran from
the Depot.
An aa dttlonal Ticket Office Is located at No. 831 (ass
nut street Continental Hotel, where tickets to New
York and ell Important- points North end East, may
he procured. Persona purchasing Tickets at this
Office, can, by leaving orders, have their baggage
checked, at their j eelaences, by Graham’s Baggage
Fh-Pmss.
Piny pounds of Baggage only.allowed ear-i, passen
ger. Passengers are prohibited from, taking anything
as baggage hut their wearing apparel. All baggage
over fifty pounds to be paid for extra. Hie nwipajiy
limit thdr responsibility for baggage to One Dollar pre
pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond
8100. except by special contract. .
LINES FBOM NEW YOBK FOB PHILADELPHIA:
Will leave from foot of Cortland street, at 12 M. and
4 P. M., via Jersey City and Camden. At 7 and if
A, M., 6 P, M. and 12 Night via Jersey city and Ken
alngton.
From Pier No. IN. River,at SA, M. and 2, 4 P.M.
via Amboy, and Camden.
WM. H.GATZMEB, Agenk
fsnc—nc PHILADELPHIA A KAT.TT
MORE CENTRA!, RAILROAD.—
sommer Arrangements.—on and aeteb
MONDAY, March is, 1566, the Trains will leave Phil*,
delphla, from the Depot of the West Chester APhlla*
delphla Railroad, corner of Thirty-Hist and Market
Btreets, (West Phllada.), at 7.20 A. M., and 4.4 S P. M.
Leave Rising Son, at 5.30. and Orfbrd ata/fkjt. tr
and leave Oxfbrd at 3.2 S P. M.
A Market Train with Passenger Car attached, will
rsn on Toeedays and Fridays. leaving ths Rising Son
at 11.1 a A. Mm Oxiord at 12.00 M,, and Kennettat LOO
P. M., connecting, at West Chester Junction with a
Train tor Philadelphia. On Wednesday and Satur
days, trains leave Philadelphia at ZSO P. M., ran
through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.20 A. M. con
nects at Oxford with a dally line of Stages tbr Peach
Bottom, In Lancaster county. Re taming,leaves Peach
Bottom to connsot at Oxfbrd with the Afternoon Train
for Philadelphia. '
The Trainleaving Philadelphia at 4.« rank to Rising
Son, Md.
Passengers are allowed to take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Oompahy will notin any
cake be responsible for an amount exceeding one ban
deed dollars, onleaasupeclal contrast be made for the
same mMi ramßY WOOD. GenT. Bnp't.
LEUAL NOTICED.
FTHE ORPHANB’ COUBT TOR TOE CITY AND
COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.,-Estate of
ALEXANDER TOWAR, deceased.—The Auditor ap
pointed by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the ac
count of THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
THE INSURANCE OF LIVES, Ac.. Administrator
d. b. n. of the Estate of ALEXANDER TO WAR, de
cessed, and to report distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties in teres ted
for the purposes of his appointment, on FRIDAY. Oc
tober 12th 1866, at 12 o'clock, M.. at the Office of WIL
LIAM F. JUBSON, Esq, No. 708 WALNUT street.' In
thpclty of Philadelphia se2w,tu,thst
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY AND
•Li COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Estate ol
CHARLES MASSEY. JR., .deceased. The Auditor
appointee by the Court to andit settler and adjust
th£ account of ANNA E.MASSEY, LAMBERT B.
MASSEY, and 1A LKXANDER L. MASSEY, Execu
tors of the last will of Charles -Massey, Jr., deceased,
and to report distribution of the balance In thehaadi
of the accent, tants, will meet the parties Interested for
the purposes of his appointment on THURSDAY, Oc
tober Utlr i 860; at sis o’clock P. M, a- tbe Wetherlll
Hduse No 695 SANSOM street, In the city of Phila
delphia. - . ' * . se26-a tu,thst
IN THE 'ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of
JOHN GOQDHEABT, Deceased.—The Auditor ap
pointed by the Court to audit.settle ano adjust tbe ac
count of MARY NAGLE, Administratrix, d. b. n. c. t.
a., Of tbe estate of John Good heart, deceased, and to
Report distribution of tbe Balan e in tbe bands ot the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for the
purpose of ,hla appointment, on MONDaY, October
15.1866, at-4 o’clook, P, M.,at his office No. 129 WAL
NUT Btreet, In tbe City of Philadelphia. -
4*th,s tujt} : JOHN ECKSTEIN, Auditor;
JOHN PUGKLEWARTZ vs. M ARY vBUOKLE
IWARTZ.—In Divorce in the Court of Oocntnon
Pleas tor tbe city and county of-Philadelphia' No. 17,'
June Term, 1865.—Madam: Please take notice that the
rule granted-in above case to show cause why adivorce
a vinculo mutrimonil should not tie.aecreed, will be
disposed of on SATURDAY;October lsih, 1866. at 10
o’clock, A. M. Personal Bervlce. having failed on
account of your absence. . ,
j , GEORGE H. EARLE,
■ Attorney for Lmelant;
To Maby PucKiiEWAitTz. oc2-tn,tht'.{
T ETTEBB TESTAMENTARY to the EstateofSA-
Xj RAH ANN STEWART, deceased, having been
granted to tbe undersigned, all' persons having claims
or demands against tbe estate of said decedent arere
quested tomakeknown tbessme te hlm without' dff
lay; and all persons indebted-to said estate are ra
qu«ted to make payment. THOS. sHIPIeY, Exe-
Cntor, No. 20 NorfhBEyENTH Street. oc2-tn.6t»
f~XAPIEg>* TBMMInS
BS OPENING.—MBS. M. A. BINDER,
0.1031 Ohestaut street, Philadelphia,
of Ladles’ Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
legant stock of Imported Paper Patterns, tor
ad. Children’s Drees; Parisian Dress rand
king in all Its varieties. Ladles furnishing
leirricn and costly njaterlals may relr on being ar
tistically fitted, and ihelr work; ’finished in the most
prompt and efficient-manner; at the lowest possible,
S rices,Jn twenty-four Cutting and bast-Y
]g. Patterns m sets, or by the single piece .for mer*
chants and dressmakers now ready. selMy.
■ WANTED FOB KEY WEST.~A" Vessel of
jweate about 300 tons capacity to load ibr Key West,
JMrai Fla. High rates ana quick despatch given.
Apply to BISHOP, SON & 00.,
oefitf .No, 165 Arch street.
SHSPPCTg
FOR NEW YORK,
I' Via Delaware and BaritaaCanal;
IhePlilladelphla sndßew York £xpre«(
- Btesmboat Company. -
Jg#jaSW; Steam PropeHera leave DAlLY’from
SUnK FERSTWHABF below ■inwn»s r - t| -
making the run In 24 HOURS. - a strew
This Line connecte with aU Northern and Bnxtxrw
Transportation Companies. Goods forwardeddirwSiS
aUpomtafree of commission. ■ ■
I Bieight received at lowest rates.
WFI.P. CLYDE A DO., Agents;
■1 ■ J 4 Booth Wharves. PhUadelpu^,
m m-tt mwtffs^^NCT^lv.
UtiFiQR POB 'NEW OBLEANS, DIRECT'.
»U|» TH£ PHILADELPHIA AND 80UTH
EBN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S BEOTLAB
! The well-known first-class Steamship r ■ :
STAB OP THE UNION, ,
13ta tons register, T. N. Cooksey, Mantir.
j will commence receiving freight for the BBOroTJort at
second wharf below tsprncestreet, on TUESDAY, Oc
tober 23S'and -Bair on SATUBDAY, 1 Oct. 27th,' at 12
LBeturnJng, will leave HEW OBLEANS on BATTJB
;BAY. November loth.
; ThlsSteamer has superior State Booms and ether
accommodations for passengers. ! ,
Wbln passage. *6O; fieclc d0.,,130...
j Freight taken at low rates.
received or bills of lading signed on Bail
ie, Agents at New Orleans,~Mesars. Crevy, Nickerson &
<-h., who will glve carefnl attention to :shlpmenti|dt
balveatojij Mobile, Vicfcßbnrg, ana interior
Sot freight or passage,, apply to . 'i i ' ;
WM. i. JAMKS. General Agent,
810 Sonta Wharves,
1 fob wimmGToir, n. a ' ■ *'
SMMEjapa THB-'PTrTT.ATiir.r.pHrA AiaiS SOUTH-
S»s§, i kk , s
fa^r^h**!? 1 ; Batniday thereafter—viz.: November
bratsttendSiS? 1 flDd Bnpsrior acdommodaUoua Kid
1 Cabin passage, (20; Deck do., Ho.
: Freight carried at low rates.
freight received or blUs of lading signed on sail-
Ln WUmlDgton, WORTH & DANIEL, who
wfll give especial attention to forwarding goods ad
dressed to their care to and from the interior
J?or xrelght or passage, apply to
■ . WhCll. jam tRi, General Agent.
814 South Wharves
* OB SAVANNAH, GA. ' *
SjSiiaM* The Philadelphia and Southern ««n
steamship Company's Regular Dines, second wharf
below Spruce Street,
! the steamship TOKAWANDA, Captain J. Teal,
for BAVANBAH. will commence receiving fSteaSl
on THtjBsDAY, October 11, and gall onSATUR
DAY, October 33th, at 30 o’clock, A. M.. and every
alternate Saturday thereafter—viz.: October 27. No
vember ltth,<£c, , .
- This 1 steamerhaaflueStste Booms and other ac
commodations for cassengers.
Cabin passage, {2O; Deck do., {lO.
Freight taken at low rates.
i Throngh receipts given at through rates to Macon.
Augusta. Columbus, Atlanta-Ga.; Knoxville, Chatta
nooga. Nashville, Memphis Torn).: Canton, Miss.
N o freight received or bills of lading signed on sail
ing day.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter & Gammell.
For freight or passage, apply to
U h jaMBS. General Agent,
310 South Wharves.
FOB EOOTON.
3Nn33£a> gncAWWffTP t.toh DIRECT;
fbom . f *
ANDLONG WHARF, BOSTON.
The steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews, will ran
com Philadelphia on Saturday, Oct. 13, at 10 A. M.
: The steamship BOMAN, Captain Baker, will saH
from Boston on Thursday, October H, at 3 P.it
• The line between, Philadelphia and Boston la son
comp osed of the - •
BOM AN ‘(new), Captain jßaker, 1,488 tens bnrtheiv
BAXON-Captain Matthews, l jso tons bnrthen, -
NORMAN. Oantaln Crowell, 1-gaa emu hnrthm,
i These substantial and well appointed steamships
will sall punctually aa advertised, and freiVat nrfn
received every day, a steamer bong always on the
berth to receive carr». -
Shippers are requested to send Bills of lading with
their goods.
Fartrelrht or passage having superior ser—-
- -
SOS
HKNKT WZNBOK 4 00.,
332 Sooth Delaware ayeana.
THBOD3H AIR-LINE TO THE SOUTH
SHNC AND WEST.
AND NORFOLK
THROUGH RESCRIPTS TO HEWKERN.
Also, to all joints In BOBTH and SOUTH: CARO
LINA. Tla Seaboard and Boanoke Ttanman and in
LXKCHBCBG, VA., TKKHBBBKE. and the WBST,
via RORFOLH,PBTJCBSBUBG AinjSOUTHBXDH
RATLBOAD. •
The regularity, safety and shortness of this route, to*
gether with,the moderate rates charged, commend it
to the public as the most desirable medium for carry
ing every description of freight. -
No charge for commission, drayage, or any expense
of transfer.
Steamships insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly from the first wharf above hfarket street
Freight received daily.
TO P. CLYDE & 00.,
self • 14 North and 14 South Whayyaq,
HAVANA STEAHSRS.
HENDRICK nuD6OT H ~.,w „ Cipt.Hcrwei
STABS AND gTRIPgL., .Capt. Holm?
These a teamen will leave this port for Havana
every other SATURDAY, at 6 A. M.
The steamship STARS AND STRIPES, Holmes,
master, will sail for Havana on SATURDAY HORN*
INS. October 20th,at8 o’clock.
Passage to Havana $5O.
No freight received after Thursday.
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMABWATISON & SONS,
HO North Delaware avenue.
ORLHANB.
LOUISIANA HUE.
To sail about SATURDAY, October 13th.
The A 1 iron aide-wheel steamship CRESCENT,
, commander will eall as above.
For freight or passage, having splendid State-Boom
accommodations, apply to
BISHOP, SON* CO., '
No. 165 Arch street.
I. C. HARRIS, Agent at New Orleans, will forward
all goodato his care for the Interior or Texas.
Rank Bills lading can he obtained at our office. oc2
Nicw express uhh to alkx-
JHMpSt ANDBIA,. Heorgetown and Washington,
via Chesapeaie and Delaware OanaL with conheo&ons
>1 Alexandria- Va., lbrm the man direct rente Dor
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton aha
the Southwest. _
Steamers leave -Hn* Wharf above Harket itna
every Wednesday and Saturday at IS 1C
For freightapply to the agents,
W. P. CLTDK * 00.,
_ H North Wharves.
FOB NEW YORK,-Phlladelphla Steam
nMnfisL Propeller Company—Despatch and Swift
sore Lines, via Delaware and Raritan Canal—Leaving
drily at 12 N. and SF. K, connectlac with all the
Northern and Eastern Lines.
For freight, which will be taken os
tenna, apply to
WM. M. BALED A CO.,
No. 132 Sonth Delaware avenne,
REGULAR USE TO HARTFORD.
MSp- CONN., via tkb delawabe
AND RARITAN CANAL.
The steamer SUSAN, Capt. Van deveer, now loading
at the second wharf above MARKET street, will leave
as above, on THUBSDAY next, llth lust.
Freight taken on reasonable terms. Apply to
1 WILLIAM M. BAIRD ft CO.,'
OcS-St . • Mcti 132 Sonth 'Wharves.
- air— t, STEAMER FOB SALEL-The fast
dDggSw sailing. coppered and copper fastened
SteamerHßXKN GUTTY (side wheel), 108 tons O. M.,
180 leet long, 24)£ feet beam; depth of hold s feet 8
Inches; draws 5 feet 4 lucheawater bnllt of Uve oak
andxed cedar. Apply to St A. SOUDER & 00.,
seis-tf ■ • Jock Street Wharf
W - aft — ’x HICW TOW-BOAT HUB;
JMBSgSSS&pXLAWAJiE and CKXSARIAKB
AJAaA t& w-boas company.
BARGES towed to and from POTT.ATitET.PtTTA;
HAVR&DE-GRACEE, BALTIMORE, WABHINGj
TON, and intermediate points,
i •, v WM. P. CLYDE A DO., Agents,
j. ' BTo.ll Sonth Whnrves.Thjladelphia.
Captain JOHN LaUGHLIN. Superintendent.
get FOB GALVESTON, TEX AS.—Texas Line-*
4ta» The brig HAIL COLUMBIA. Brereton,
master, 1s now loading between Pier 33 and 24
Fast River, and will sail with despatch. For freight
orpassage, apply to BISHOP, SON A CO.,
sesti , ■- i No. 105 Arch street. ,
S. EXPRESS LINE FOB BOSTON.—The sebr.
MABY D IRELAND, Ireland, master, is now
loading for Boston at Christian’s wharf, first
wharf below i- ace street For freight,apply to DAVID
COOPER, 18 N. Delaware avenne. _se27 ,
FOB ANTWERP.-The A 1 bark ESTHER
dWM Captain Prince, la now loading- for the above
Stut port. For freight or passage, apply to WORK
UANftOO., 123 Walnut street. . *624
jgtx FOB FREIGHT OB CHARTER. —Aißr. oans
JM| BATHLEEN, Williams, master, 400 tons ia*
•MCE glstex and 6,600 bbls. floor.
; AlBrT bark JANET, Kinney, master, 280 tons regia*
ter and 8,000 bbls; flour. m
Al Br. bark BALTHABABA, Wilson, master,' tt*
tons register and bbls. flour,,
A 2 Br. brig IDA, Theslne, master, 210 tons register
apM ■ 8 Dock streefrwhaif
/CONSIGNEES’ NOTlCE.—Schooner SABAH ■ A
HAMMOND, Paine, master, from Boston, is now
discharging cargo at the second wharf belowCallOw
avjmne. ~ ••,, ocB2t
CTEAMSHp SAXQN, FROM BOSTON.-Con
p.slgnees of merchandise, per above steamer, will
plesße senator their goods, now landing at Fine street
wharf (oc»3t) HENRY WINBOR ft CO.
TAB. BushinßLßßjinooeasor to JOHN ahjumdia*
T_* Makers, No. no North DELAWABE
Avenne, Philadelphia. _
All work done in the bort manner and on tns lowest
and moat favorable terms, and warranted lo Etvspoc
(act satlslhction.
Particular attention dTtn to repairing.
CRESCENT FOR NEW