Frow Our Third Edition of Yesterday. THE fENIANSAND THE PRESIDENT. The Tammany Ball Committee, ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN STEAMERS Political and Commercial News. DEATH OP MISS SEWARD, Visit of the Tammany Sail Committee to the President. Washington, Opt. Murphy, Supervisor W. Boach, Judge Hogan, Judge Stanley and Senator Bradley, the committee recently appointed by the Tammany Hall general committee, arrived here this morn ing, : between' II and 12 o’clock, called upon the President of the United States, in conformity with the duty for whioh they were designated, ' and presented him with a copy of the proceedings of the General Committee in.relation to the summary conviction and sentence of Robert Bless Lynch by the . Canadian . authorities, and declaring that : the President should, promptly and' resolutely intervene and' insist that Lynch and all. other American citizens held on the same; 'charge, shall? be delivered up to our National authorities. Senator Bradley spoke in behalf of the Committee, clearly but briefly stating the object of the Commission. The President informed fhem that he had previous to this morning received a copy ef the Tammany Hall proceedings, through Mayor Hoffman, of New York, and said the Committee would perceive from the correspondence with our Consul at To ronto,andr«the British Minister, published” in to-day’s papers that he had anticipated the object of the memorial and resolutions. He expressed bis profound sympathy for the condemned prisoners and would accord ingly do ■ all that lay in his power for their welfare and relief. The Committee arejmuch pleased with their favorable reception by the President, and say. the interview was of the most satisfactory character. From Europe by Steamship. Father Point.— Oct. 29.—The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool October 18th, via Londonderry October 19th, arrived off this point this morning. GREAT BRITAIN. Mr. Bright! had been entertained at a, breakfast at Glasgow by the promoters of the reform demonstration. He made a speech, in which he briefly referred to his approaching visit to Ireland, and said the more fully the people were admitted to a flair share of parliamentary power the more completely would justice be done to Ireland. All the London journals publish leaders on Mr. Bright’s great speech of the 16th inst. SPAIN. It is stated that the captain and crew of the steamer Tornado are still imprisoned separately, and that the British Minister at Madrid has-done nothing to obtain their liberation, his excuse being that he had re ceived no instructions from England. American Securities. Satterthwaite’s circular reports that ' American securities have been characterized by' important fluctuations. United States five-twenties varying from 70@72| and closing finally at 6S@6BV ex-coupons; Illi : nois Central Bailroad shares remain steady. The' tri-monthly settement developed a great scarcity of Erie Bailroad shares owing to the large amount of certificates shipped to Hew York; sl@l 50 has, been paid for the loan of them for the next fortnight. They have advanced during the week §3, closing with a good demand at 60$c. Atlantic and Great Western, consolidated bonds closed firm at 40i@41i ex-dividend, notwith standing attempts were made to force down prices. FRANCE. The Paris Bourse, on the 17th inst., was flat. The Rentes closed at 68c. 72f. PBCSSIA. It is semi-officiallyannounced that the negotiations with Prussia have reached so favorable a conclusion that a treaty of peace may he expected to take place immediately. ITALT. ' The Italian troops entered Verona on the 16th inst., and met with an enthusiastic reception. '' AES FBI A. Advices from Miramar state that the Empress Charlotte’s health was unchanged. RUSSIA. Count. Berg, it ig atated, bas been relieved of his functions as Governor of Poland, and bas been succeeded by Gen. Count Uriden. TURKEY AND CANDIA. Advices from Athens state that the Turks have evacuated Candono, and that the Greeks?pursued them, killing 120 and wounding 1,800. The Greek loss was small. Mustapha Pacha was organizing an ex pedition against the insurgents on a large scale. Two thousand casks of powder had arrived in Candia from Syria. The Monileur du Loire states that the posi tion of affairs isfavorableto the speedy pa cification of Candia. It also Confirms the statement that the difficulty with Monte negro had been satisfactorily arranged. It says that the French, Government congratu lates Itself oh the restilt, which is equally fa vorable to Turkey and her Christian Dopu latibn. INDIA. A Bombay telegram of the 17th inst. re ports a decided rise in exchange on London andalso in the-price of cotton. _.. London Honey market The discount demand at the Bank of E ng- - land oh the 17th inst was slight. The rata of discount in the open market was only 3J. There was no probability of a further reduc ion in the bank rate. Shipping Intelligence. Arrived from New v Orleans Oct. 17tb, Georgiana, at Liverpool. Sailed from:New Orleans Oct. 13th, White Jacket, from-Liverpool. 1 ' Sailed for Galveston' Oct. 13th, Cornelia, from Liverpool. Latest Shipping. Londondebby, Oct. 19.—Arrived from Baltimore, Laura Gertrudei at Bremen. Ship Liverpool’for Galves ton .arrived at. Queenstown withher boats stove, &c. . Death of Miss Seward. Washington, October 29th.—Miss Fannie Seward, the only daughter and youngest child of the Secretary of State,; died early this morning from ‘bilious fever.' ; • Eter re mains will be conveyed to Auburn, N. Y., for interment. - _ . .Markets. New Yobk, Oct. 29.- Cotton la quiet, at 39@11c.“ ; Bale ®° f 14 500 bbls - at 1 9 50 75 for .Ohio. *9So@tl2 75r «, r ™^ eß . tern ; ,* 12 lor. Southern.'.Wheat JB2C.; 70,01 Qcusnelss old at 11 Pork heave at l t^toribtess.:,l»rd'quiet,butsteMy. - ° «»ocks Bie lower; Chicago and Root To7«nv? : iriov* Illinois Central, 1 124: MicEigan sSmher? 1 MW 1 - Wow York »ntral. U8?»'; Beamng-li6; HutSßiv«l26^ Missouri 6’s, n%\ Brlelßallroad, M;;: Western TTn IoE Telegraph Company, 5l«; Treasury; 1 7 3-ioqf ioS -ns Tees. 59%; U. s Fives. 1H?;: Gold. 146?; ‘ 6 '*’ ~s .n .J I - T i MoliE ' oct - 29 —Wheat is firm: Bed er-vcai own is quiet: Yellew, tuo&u J 2; White, -@l 19. Oats steady. _Tlonr. firm. , Spring JJVheat,, Western. {l3@|lB S 5 Provisions are inactive. Lard, 16%@it%c. Coffee steady at 17@19%c In gold, needs him; New Clover scarce. Whisky very dull. Wm at FbUadelpbla stock Board. BALSB ABTEBJBTBST BOARD. IfiSOO city 6b new 101% 10000 U S 10-MS reg 2000 Camd & Amboy , sswn 100 mgt 6s ’B3 92 200shCstawIa pr bao 20% 1060 Read R6a ’7O 91 lOOehr, do be 29% loco Pa R2d mgt as 97 200sh' do cash 29% 1000 Bead mgt 6s ’63 93k 100 sh Phila & Erie boo 32% 500 u a Teat. 70-io ' lOOah do bs 32% 1 Notes Aug 106% SECOND ’BOARD V tsOOIT s 6-20 S <62 reg 106% 200jAOatawlssapib30 20 13000U55810-408 100% SOOffi do 29 2100 U a 1881 cp 113% 100 lib . do bao 28% 2300 City 6s new 101% 100 ah' do b3O 26% 30 sb North Cent 49% 100 sh do 28% 100 sh Phil dcErleß 32% BEAL ESTATE. OFFICES AND LARGE ROOM! FOR BENT IN THE National Bank of the Reoublic Building 809 and 811, CHEST;* UT Street The Building 1* supplied with Gas, Water, Watei S? e i?,’i!?tS/i !J 9“5??% lsApparatus ' The rooms on the, third I and fourth floors are largt (50x60) well Ughted, and suitable for a jOpmmtrcial CoUegecn business of a similar vuu '*” Apply at the Rank. Be i.tf m FOB- BALR.—Thelot or piece ofground situate Biii on the southeast corner Rachael end Ldfcrel streets, on iWhicb is built a four-story brick building or stope and several tenements* now let 1 to -monthly te nants; also a Smoke House and lice House; suitable for curlhgand smoking meats. ’ ” For further particulars apply to McOXJTCHEON & COLLINS, 240 North Front street, oql3-16t» S BPBUi G GARDEN STREET—FOB SALE—A handsome foar story brick residence, 22 feet front three-story doable back * buildings; built and mushed throughout in the best manner, situate o a the Booth side Spring Garden street between Thirteenth and Broad streets. J. M« GUMMBY «fc SONS, 60S Walnut street. fIH FiE BALE-A very desirable HOUSE, No, K 3 202 T WAxasuTStreeu wm be soi<rwith or with outthe furniture. Possession at once. ALSO—Nos. 181 S and 1825 DEIANOEY PLACE, ALSO-Ko. U 24 WALK UT Street. By C. H. M~UrKKEI I), No. 205 South sixth street. CC17,15t2 BFOR SAJJS— I The handsome S*story .brick Be* sidence,22 feet front/with s-story doubleback lings; built and ‘finished throughout!!! the* best manner with extra conveniences ana In perfect order: sitnhteNo. SBNorth NINETEENTH street. The fur nitdrewiil be sold if desired. J. M. GUMiIBY 4 SOlpb, SCB Walnut street. 4K& FOR &ILE—A handsome four-story hrin.h- Ttir, H»1 bIDBNCE. 22 feet front, with large three-story back buildings; every convenience; and: lot' 105 feet deep to a street; Situate on FINE street, west ot Eighteenth street. J. M. QUMMBY 4 SONS* a-8 Walnut street. ' “ OS BPBGOE STBEET—FOB-BALE.—TheHand- H-il some brick Residence, 22 feet froLt, together with Stable and Carriage House, and lot 2i feet deep through to a 4 feet wide street, situate No 1509 Spruce street. Immediate possession, J. It, GUMMKY &SONS. suB Walnut street. . FOB BABE—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION— [ NEW AND ELEGANT SHOWN S TONE AND .OK DWELLINGS, NO. 2029 SPRUCE STREET. MAULK. BROTHER, & CO., 25(10 SOUTH STREET. oda-lmo} JSB FOB SALE—The valuable*foorTtory brick Pro- WS petty, with lot, 20 feet front by 66 feet deep, situate at the ntrthweet corner of Tenth and Hunter streets, above Market. J. M. QTJHMF.Y & SONS, 508 Walnut street. „ 0c27 flsj FOB SALE—A four-story brick DWELLING, fi-i northwest comer. Fifteenth ami Lombard streets. An modem improvements. Lot 2«iloo feet Immedi ate possession. Apply to OOFPUCK <fc JORDAN, 433 Walnut street, . 0c27 SFOB BALE—The three-story brick Residence and Lot is feet front by 92 feet deep, to an outlet, tte No, 1416 South Penn Square. Has every modem convenience, and is in excellent order. J.M.GUM- Misx A BOMB. SCS Walnut street, ?26^ Al ?r. A Three-story BRICK BBSI- Ka DKNCB,..with back bandings, every conveni ent* audio good order,, situate on TWENTIETH street, below walnnt. Lot is feet front by ss feet M. OPMHEY A SONS, 508 /Walnnt street fig FOB SALE.—The four-story Brick Beaidence. ffi-sLwitfa three-story back buildings. Every conveni ence. And Lot 20 feet front by 93 feet deep to a street situate No 1703 Fine street J. M. GCMMEY A SONS' 506jWalnnt street - - - . . .. ' fig FOB SALE.—A three-story dwelling, No. 11l K 3 North Sixteen th street. ..above Arch, very de suable and cheap. Possession soon. E. WBIGLEY & yO., m Sonth Fourth street oc2o-s.tn, th,6t* fig FTJBSISHED HOUSE,near GEBMANTOWN Jpa To Let, for.the winter, to a family wlthont small obUdren-: Apply between 12 and 2 o’clock, at 1622 LOCUST, ■ OC2M4H flgt GERMANTOWN.-A desirable HOUSE to K 3 EENT. Hooses for sale. Apply to W, H. STOKE", Insurance Office. «Sj TO LET.—W ell- lighted Booms, second, third and H-5 lonrth stories of Store No. 25 North Second street. Apply to.COPPUCK & JORDAN, 433 WALNUT street. . - ~ : ■ • oc!7 fS FOR BENT—3 story bricfe Residence, with ai modern conveniences, and lot 185 feet deep, west Btae of Twenty first street, second below Walnut. J M.;GUaiMEY«fc SONS, 503 Wainnt street. .TO BENT-NO. 1427 CHESTNUT street.—A splendid four-storied DWELLING, witn modem rovements._ Apply next dpor below, 0c27-3t» *USIML<IJAJu. CONfiOiON POWDERS FOB j HORSES ANDCATTLE. It cures Worms Bote and OoltcJ It cures Colds, Coughs and Hide Bound. It Is the beet alterative for Horses and Cattle now li use, having a reputation oC»y ears’ standing. It Is a sure preventive lor the ranch dreaded Binder pest. No Parmer or Dairyman should be without It. Por sale in Philadelphia by DYOTT & GO. 232 North Becond street; JOHNSTON, HOHLOWAY * COW DEN, 23 North Slslh street, and by Druggists through out the country. Address till orders to w ' STA^lN&FDOYD,Proprietors, set cm; ' * - ‘.SO9 Duane street, New York, C\PAI< DENTALUNA.—A superior article fbt V; cleaning the" Teeth, Idestroylng' animalcule which lnfbet them, giving tone to the gums, and leav ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness In the month. It may be used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak,and-bleedlng - gams, while the aroma and deterslveness will recommend It to ever? IBelng, composed with the assistance of the Dehtlst, Physicians and Microscoplst, It Is confidently offered as a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain washes formerly In yogue. ■ i f Etalnmt Dent Ute/ acquainted With the constituents of the PENTALLTNA. advocate Its use: It contains nothing to prevent its unrestrained employment. Made only by , . ‘: ■ " JAMES T. SHINN, Apothecary, < , . , BroadandSpracestreete. _Por sale by Druggists generally, and Prfd.'Brown. - ■ DrLvStackhonse, ~ Hassard&Co,, Robert C. Davis, C.p. Keeny, _ Qeo W.Bower, Isaac H.Hay, Charles Shivers, 1 O. H. Needles, S. M. MoOollln, T. J. Husband, * 8.0. Bunting,' •Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Eberle, Edward Parrish. James N, Marks, William B. Webb,. E.Brlnghurst&Co., . James L. Blspham, DyotfA Co., * Hughes & Coombe, H .C. Blair’s Sons, Henry A, Bower, Wyeth & Bro. ■RNTnmLY RELIABLE-HODGSON’B Bronchia! JitTABLETS,/orthecnre.ofcoughs, colds..hoarae- Detoi hronchltis " and catarrh 'of the head and breast Public speakers, singers and amatenrs will be greatly Tablets. Prepared only by A wjxjß. Pharmacentlsta, N. E. Oor. AECHsnd TENTH streetß." Philadelphia. Bor sale by; Johnson, Holloway dk Gowdehr and Brngglsts generally. s&htl B ~~ BBOaQHIAIi- AND *f DEW DBOPB. for Ooughs»-And all Diseases of th» TtooatandßrondUkTaoes. This iDvalaable prepa ration lor every households Public Speakers. Bingen, oca,possesses a Western Celebris, and has been known to believe : the . most ■. obstinate: and almost hopelee* cases* It la agreeable, strengthening and soothing K o- ,258 Boath ,^ INVKETED J y/DAVIteON, Chiropodist, Operator on Corns, Bos “’SSh^w^SSH?’ 011,1011 other diseases of the feel WpTHtlroS? hw “ t c ° ril “ °* amraH and ohkb7 „ DB.DAVJLDSON will wait on patients at their real gffiggm- le22tg ' I ‘Express cjojufameb. ADAMWEXPREBB OOMPANY,-On and afte, j3L TUESDAY, May 1, the FREI&HT DEPART. ,MKNT of this 6ompany wmße-REMOVED tothj Company's New Building, Southeast corner of w.rSt yjllfmjffldMAKK BT streets. Entrance on Eleventh atreet and on Market street. tar AUj MONEY and COLLECTION BUSINESS will be transacted as-heretofore at 320OHBBTNOT street. . • .... v' , , - Small Parcels andPactagea will be received atel then office. Call Books will be Kept at each office, and calls entered therein previous to 5 P. M. will receive attention same day, If within a reasonable distance of onr office. Licralriea for goods and settlements toV made at 820 CHESTNUT street. - ; ; • JOHN BINGHAM. Bnp’fc ,»»/HITE CASTILE SOAP.—loo.boxes genuine wh W Castile Soapylandlng ftom BrlgPennsylvanta from Genoa, ana for Bald by JOS.B.BUSSIBR * CO 108 Sooth Delaware avenne. Gelatin, tapioca, and sago.-max's scotch ’Gelatin, Bio Tapioca and East'lndls Pearl Bago.' landing and for sale by J. B, BT7SSIHB<iCQ W UsigwueAycim* THE-DAILY EVENING BULLETIN i tBAVELiam bbhie. 1?E tmafesci north Pennsylvania x !W» B.—THE , MIDDLE SOUTH,— Hnortesi and moa» direct line toßethlehem,Allentown WWteHaveAWflkeslainre. BCabuoy atT.AndaUpomtßtattM iieMfh juio Wro? ming Coal Regions ■ - ,w « PftsseDgfr lepota In Philadelphia, THIRD street. ■boyeThompeon, and corner of BEBKS and AMERI CAN streets : BUMMER ABBANGEMENT. _i _ NINE DAILY,TRAINS V , Monday* May ,2istia6e, Passenger trains ■ the Depot, 2 hiro street, above Thompson, dally (Bnidayg excepted), aa follows: . AT 7.80 A. M.—Morning Express flu Betblebom ana andiPrindpal Stathmscn Nerto raAoettMcHsi _at Bethlehem ,„wjth, Lehigh. Vallea SnjS, Weatherly, JeaMdaSalSetofwfete^a yen) Wilkeebarre, Kington, Plttston, and all polnta is *52 Wyoming Valleys; also, In connection with Baifroa3 fbr Mahanov aw, and ESSfSKSJ*S* 11 ?!®?' Bnpart, Ban vale, Milton - Pjuaengers by this train can £ne Lehigb SsYoS? 11 * 011 JerseyOentral Ballroad to JllSfataii SS ‘ AT 10 A. M.—Accommodation, mr Fort Washing lon.i stopping at all Intermediate Stations. AlkspPM. Accommodtdlon for Doyles town, stop nt?, ’ me 2 »te£onß. MBsengeri take stage at Deyies town for New Hope. ' -yp. B - 8 ? ?: M.—Evening Express fbr Bethlehem and principal Stations on the North Pennsylvania BaT roaAmaklngdose connection at Bethlehem with Le high Valley Train for Easton, reaching there at 6.45 P. M 7 i Passengers for Plainfield, Somerville andothet polnte on New Jersey Central 8.8. take N. J. C. Trair at Button, widen arrives in New York at 10 P. M. Pas lengerafor Snmnoytown take stage at. North. Wales, SI for Greenville a. AT 115 Ba^Md—Aonommodaticm, zor Doylestown, Btopfclngat *ll Intermediate Stations Pftftipirrftfnfor WflfowGroye,Hatborff. ahaHarteyflle' take stafeern’ Abington: JbrLitmberftlle at Doylestown* AT 6.15 P. M.—Through AncoxnmMAtloo. ftnr Beth* lehem and all Stations on main Une'oTNorth Peimsyi* vanla Ballroad, connecting at Rgfchiftftftm with Valley SvexUsgTrain, fin Allentown. Mauchtttraick} Ac. 1 ’ t ‘‘ - - - ■■ v-‘ -i-... AT 6.15 p, M.—Accommodation, tor Tan«i»ie, stop* ping at all intermediates tationa,: ■ - At 11 P. M. Accommodation for Fort Washington. - ! TBAra#FOB PHILADELPHIA, Leave F. M. tram makes direct connection with Lehigh Val ley trains from Easton. Wllkesharre, Mahon.yi City. Hazleton, and arrives lnPhUadelphls at 2.80-P.M/- ~ Passengers leaving Wllkesharre at Lis P. M.,oonneo» at Bethlehem at 6,15 P, IL, and arrive In Philadelphia at 8.40 P.M. Leave Doyleetown at 6AO A. M. 6.15 and SAOP.H. Leave Lansddle at d AM* - - - Leave Fort Washington at 10.50 and Ll 5 P, K. Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. M. > Philadelphia for Doyleeto wn at 2AOP.M. Doyleotown for Philadelphia at 9SS A. M. Bethlehem lor Philadelphia atLBO P. M. Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars conv y pm angers to and from Berks Streetßepot. - ■ white Cars of Second and Third SfreetaLlne convey passegners to Third Street Bepot. Tickets must besroenred at the Ticket OiSces, THIRL ■treet or BERKS street. In order toseenre t&e lowest rates of fore. - . ELLIB CLARK, Agent. Hillman’s Banage Express willcsllforanddellvei Baggage at the Depot. Office. Ho. m Booth THIRD street ■ mya TxK l FOB NEW YORK.—The CAJSi ■P Will DEN AND AMBOY aad PHILA DELPHIAAND TRENTON RA TT.ttna w COM PANY’S LINES, from Philadelphia to New York, and way places, from WALNUT STREET WHABF. will leave as follows, viz: ■ Ara At 5 A. M„ via Camden and Amboy. Acoom., 63 21 At BA. M„ via Camden and Jersey City Express, sec At 2P. M., via Camden and Amboy Express, 509 At 6.00 P, M„ via Camden and. Am-Vlst Cass. 2 a bey, Accomand Emigrant, 7 /Zd class 160 At 8 A. M., zand: 6.00 P.M. For Mount Holly, Ewan*, vllle, Pemberton and Vlnbentovm, At 5 A.M., and IP. M. for Freehold At 5 and 10 A.M. 12 M. 6,5,6, and IL3O P. M., for Flab House, - palmyra; -Riverton, Progress, Delanco, Beverly, Edgewater, Borlington, Florence. Borden- The 10 A, Mjmds P.M. lines runs direct through to Trenton. KENSINGTON DEPOT will lav, as follows :. At U A. MWtSO, 8.45 P. M. and 12 PM. (night) via TheBAißiL l lJnewts fnm days excepted. At7.aoandii,ooA.M.,*,kSJ,4jo,6ande,«P. m„ and II Midnight, for Bristol, Tienton. dec. At 7 and 10.15, A. AL,’ 12 At, 5, and 6 P. M. for Cornw6lla,.Torrlsdaln,Hnlme»onTg, Tacony.Wlml&o. mlng.Brlaeßburg.and Frankford and at 10.15 A. M. for BrlstoL Bchannks, Eddington and 8-P. M. fot r HolmeSbtnrgand lntermaffiaießtatlons. - . w BELVIDERE DKLAWAKK BATT.TWATt, tai tin Delaware Elver Valley „ Northern Pennsylvania, anC New York State, said file Great lakßaTTwotoroaS trains daHy (Sundays excepted) Horn Kenalniton Do pot. aa follows: ax 7 .50 a. st. ana s.so p. m, An mania Pans, Bni talo, Dunkirk, nanandalfnaHOmlra, Tth»e.- Owero Rochester, Blntfaampton, Gsweao, Syracuse, .Great Bend, Montrose, Wllkeebarre Scranton, Stroudaburs Water Gap.Belvldere, Easton, DambertviUe, Flem nrton.itc. The &20 P. nL Line connects direct wltl he Train leaving Xaston tor tfannh rmn.a- >n r town, Bethlehem. Ac. Atß p. ae T jmtwrrtrtn»«. | <inj»ww^ißteßtatjnni aß'Eor Hew York, and Way Lines leaving Sen ■lneton Depot, take the can on Fifth street, abovt Walnut, half an boor before departure. The cam rur Into the Depot, and on arrival of each Train, ran boa the Denot- An additional Ticket Office Is located at No. S 3 Ches nut street Continental Hotel, where tickets to New I ork and all important points North and East, may he > procured. Persona purchasing Tickets at this Office, can, by leaving orders, have their baggage checked at their tesldences, by Graham's Baggage Szprcsß. Piny Pounds of Baggage only, allowed well Passen ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anythin, as baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggagr over fifty pounds to he paid tor extra. The Oomparu limit their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar pel pound, and wul not be liable fbr any amount beyonf 1100. excect by special contract. U2fcs FBOM £TEVr?OBK FOB FHZXaABXLPHIA Will leave from foot of Cortland street, at 12 M. anr 4 F. M., via Jersey City and Camden. At 7 and 1> A. M., 8 P,M. and 12 Night via Jersey C3ty and Hen slngton. - From Pier No. IN. River,at SA, M.and2, 4 p.M. via Amboy and Camden. .. • WM. H. GATZMEB. Agent. fgUUH.iI/ J .‘ -e I .PHILADELPHIA, -GERMAN town and nokbjbtowb ralLruar.—time TABLE.—On and alter MON DAY, May 16th, 1688. i POE GEBMANTOWN. LeavePhnadelohla—«, 7,8, 9, 10, u. 12. A.’ M.; L*, Ale m1nnte5,8X,4,e,5X,e,7,8.8710,ii,it p.M. - Legve Germantown—A 7,734,8,820,9,10, U, 12, A. M. L2,8,,,«f,a.8HJ.8,9,10,nP. M. The 820 down train, and thesx and tXop trains di not atop on Germantown Branch. ONBUNDAYB.' Leave Philadelphia—SOD minutes,A. M.; 2,3,5,8 anf LOX, B, 2L Leave A. M,i L «.« and 9X, P. M. OHhBTNUT TfTT.T. it ATT At/1 * Tl Lsave Philadelphia—s,B, U, uTa. m 7«, IX. %I. I and 11, P.M. Leave Chestnut Hill—7JO mlnutea.B. (.0, and ilu A IC.; LO, M 0,5.0, M. Lfeave Philadelphia—9,lo minutes, A, M.; 2. s, and t P.M- Lbave Chestnut HIII-7.ominutes.A, M.; 110, BJO and 9.25 mlnntes P. M. POB OONHHOHOCKEN AND NOKKIBTOWN. Leave Philadelphia—«, 823,1136 minutes, A. M,; lit 9, Hi- 6K, «K,iA6,snd MJ4,P. M. 1 - gleans Norristown—sXlV, 7J50,9, U, A. M.; D4,4X, 5X The 5)4 P. M. tratn.wlll stop at School Lane, Wlm hiekon, Manaynnk, Bpring MUlsand Oonsluthooksi only. . 1 ONBUNDAYB, Leave Philadelphia—9 A. M., six, 4, and 7)4 P. M. Leave Norristbwn-7A.M., 1 .ami 5)4 and 9.P.K. ! » .JTOB MANAYUNB. ■ ’ : 77V ..FMadelDhla-«, AK, ILO6-A. jfc; IX, 1,4 X, Dt 1)4, 8.05, and 11)4 E M iiave MMWm*- r «4,.TX, MO, 9X.HX, A. ILi tl, tXhnd ONBUNDAYB. 7 " LeavePhDadelphlar-9 A. M.;2X 4, andTX P. M. Live Msuayunk-TX A.MJJX 6, and 9X P. M. W. T. WUHON, General Superintendent, ‘ 1 ' ■ Depot, Ninth and Green streW. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINEa. ftom foot of Market street upper Perky, commencing MONDAY,.’September M, Sheave Philadelphia as follows: For Bridgeton, Salem, Millville, and all. Intermediate stations, at I A.M,, Mall. 8.30 P. M., Passenger. - Por Woodbury 8 A.M., 330 P.M., and e P.M. For CapeMayat3BoP,M. i BETTJRNING TRAINS LEAVE Woodbury at 7.15 A. Mi, 8 40 A. M., and 434 P.M. Bridgeton at 7,06 A. M. and 3.20 P. M. Freight 6.80 F, M.. ■ . - . Salem at 6 Bff A, M. and 305 P. M. Prelght 6.45 P. M. at 6.55 A. M.and 8.08 P. M. Prelght 6.10 Cape May at 1145 A, M. Passenger and Freight. FREIGHT will be received at Second Covered Wparf below Walnut street, from 7 A. M. until 5 P, M. Freight received before 9A. M. will go forward the same day. . " FBEIGHT DELIVERY, No. 228 BOOTH DELA WARE AVENUE. THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY will Attend to all the usual branches of express baslneas. A Special Messenger accomp. nles each through train. Office foot of Marketstreet, fblladelphla. se24-tD J. H. MABKf.BY. General-Agent. PHILADKLPHIA A . BALTI immEsm MOKg£imTßAyiiATT.ttn*n- W INTER ARRANGEMENTS.—ON AND APTEB MONRAY, Ort. 15, 1888, the Trains ,wlB leave Phlla. delphla, from the Depot of Ufo West CfiesterAPhlla «&»rd B S?sil. M 6.“ d MMS M " A Market Train with Passenger Osr attached, will run on Tuesdays and Fridays, leavinx tbe Rising Snn at IHJ6 A.M.Toilordatlioo M„and Kennettat LOO KM., donnecUng at Weat Cheeter Junction with a . Train for Philadelphia. On Wednesday and Satur days. trains leave Philadelphia at 2.30 P. M., inn through to Okfotd. n<r ,u- s The Train leaving Phlladelphla’at 7,soA.M.con nects at Oxford wltba dally llneof BtagaifoSSch Bottom, in Lancaster county. RetnrnlnjrTi eaves Peach connect at OxfoHt with theAJlemoon Train fob Philadelphia: - i , ?Wladapli{* at 4MB rami to Bising Paaaengers are allowed to take WesrlngjApparel only, as Baggage, and the Company will not m any case be responsible fbr an amount exceeding one hun dred dollars, unless a apodal contrast be made fox the lame mm HENRY WOOD, Gen’l, Bop’L -PHILADELPHIA, TUE OCTOBER 3C. 1866. at &25 iuHoJUtd 12^SH. t aBd60> J. VAN r: i TBAVEIiIHtH eiUPB. wim J-w—r XAmi' iKi.Mn'i.imli nin; IHTgBIOB 0?WnB roSrm 4 4™* NSBMENT nr^PAmMnmi At 7 OTi-w t sF N |*4i l P ooMol)ATlo * re >' ' ••-" and all intermediate Sta " VXBRBBB. . ■••<■■> totoffi& T p,B 1 * WPM ** t 1 ** *"**' P“a WT-00 p. trains leave Eanlatncn Harrisburg- accommodation teapar Beading at Mor *Vii°JPf M.. Connecting at. ReadbigwlthAfternoonAccommodation sonthatMO JJartettrain,.withaPassenger carauaehed, leave* WHjßfiiSKto All the above trains rnndaHy.Bnndayß accepted. Bnndiw tralnß leaye PotortUe at BJ)OA,M..*aa Philadelphia at 3JB F. H ; leave Philadelphia, for Reading,at mo A, M., returning from Beading'at 4^5 F -“„ CHHffliß VAIiS!T;BAItRiAD. i Pawyflgpni fcufSownmrajwnJuiQ tuxemediateuolnfii- B&etbd 7;3Q JU1&845 A. 5& arid.-4.80P.Mi niiAsjffi HNand^BfflHiiooit*^ 11 * NBWXf>BB; xxeia^<^«EPuißaaßHiAao: Leave*.New YorkatJ. II A.MJtnd enn Beading at 1.08; lljaAjfc. and L4B PM. and connect at.. RailroadExpreraTrainstorTPlttaburghichicseo, WH lamaport,'£jmira,Baltlniore,tcofy'-r 'T.:™ ... Betonlng.v Express’ Tralniesv**-Harrisburg on antral :oTPermsyteaala'Bxprese.ftom Plttsbnrrfat 8 and M6AIMm9JSP.IL passing Beading at 4.4 Sand 1052' A, M.andll.SOP, M. arriving at NewYorklOA. M_' an<t Stis P. M. Bleeping Oars accompanying these trains through between Jersey City and Pittsburgh, without change. ' ; . Mall train for New York leaves Harrlsbnrg at 2JO p. fbrHarrlaburg leaves Hew York at 11 - . SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD. Trains leave Pottavnie at 7,11.80 A, M. and 7.15 P. M., nttahj from Tttmaqna at 7.85 A. M., and MO ana BCHUYLKILL AMDSUSQUKHANNA -RATT.wna-n Trains leave Auburn at 7.80 A. M. fbr Plnegrove and Harrisburg, and at LSOjP. M. tor Plnegrove and Tre mont; returning from Harrisburg at MOP. M. and from Tremontat 7.84 A. M. and M 5 P. M. TICKETS. Through firsbclass tickets and emigrant uton** to all the principal points In the North and West and CIIWIM The billowing tickets are obtainable only at the Office of 8. Bradford, Tressnrar.No. 227 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, or of Q. A. Nicola, General Bnperlntead ‘ COMMUTATION TTCKISIB. Alts per cent., discount between any points desired tor tkmllles and firms. MILEAGE TICKETS. Good for B,ooomlles,between all points, at 13 Reach. fpf fktnlUf and flrmt. ' SEASON TTOKETS. For three, six, nine or twelve months, for holder* only, to all points at reduwed rates. . . . ’ CLERGYMEN Residing on the line of the Road win be furnished with cards, entitling themselves and wires to tickets at hrifAm, EXCURSION TICKETS. From Philadelphia to nrlnclDal w.hwi. Monday .at^Soedfi^fa^ hill streets, FREIGHT. Goods of all descriptions fbrwardad so all the abovs points from the Company's New Freight Depot, Broad “ fIWmOW “ re^GHTTEAIHB. Leave Philadelphia daily at Mo A. M., 11.15 noon and 6 P, M., fbr Beading, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Pottsvm*. Port Clinton, and all pcdntsbejrond. Close at the Philadelphia Post Ofllce tor all places om the road and Its branches at 5 A.M., and tor thsnrtn glpalßlatlon* only at 3.ISP.M. KEUffiJiSikl WK*rUtUHT*aIAHD PHXLA- DgIiPHT A TtATT.TinATi, VIA WIKTXB AHRANGKMKNTB. On mil kltei MONDAY, Oct. 15Ufc IMS, thl tram wUI Irave M tbUOTO WEST Q&B8TEB TRAXETB, Leave Philadelphia Hu West Cheater, trom Depot Thlrty-fliat and Market street, 7JO A. St., mo Ai M., SJSO,«.«and6JSP.M. _ ' Leave Weet Cheater tor Philadelphia, bom Depot os E. Market street. SJO. 8.00.10.»A- M.. U 5, UO P. Sr Trains lea vis*West Cheater at s oa AJtC. and leavlox Philadelphia at «.t5 P. M., will not atop at Pesneltoh. and will stop beloir B. O. Junction at Media only. PENNELTON TRAINS. lAavePhlladedphln tbr Pennelton 4.15 and ILeo p. IC. Leave Pennelton for Philadelphia 5.47 A. K,, 7js P. M. These Tralni (top at all Intermodule Stations. ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at MO A. X and 2.00 P.M. Leave West Chester 7.55 A. M and 4.00 P X. On Bukdayb— The West Philadelphia Passenger cere wil leave Eleventh and Market streets, half-aa honr betbre the Train leaves the depot, and will leave depot on the arrival of eaeh train to convey passenger* Into the city. ■■ Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.50 A. M. and 4_« F M.. and leaving West Chester at 8.00 A. M, and 150 p. tC. connect at B.C. Junction with Trains on the P. and B. 0. B. R, lbr Oxford and Intermediatepoints. JW Passenger* are allowed to take wearing apparel only as Baggage, and the Company will not, In any rase, be responslhle for an amount exoeedlnr one hun dred doUaiAiuUea a special oontiact Is.made tor the tame. HENRY WOOD, General Baperlutendent : | PITTSBURGH, OOLUHBUE CINCINNATI RAILROAI THE PAN H4NDLE ROUTE WESTWARD, Owing to the great distance Saved by THBS ROUTh the Government has assigned to It the carrying of the U. 8. HAIL to the Prlndnal Cities of the West an; Southwest, . . . . THERE BEING BUT ONE CHANGE OP CART BETWEEN PHIT.ADKI.PmA AND CINCINNATI AND BUT TWO TO BT. LOUIS. PASSENGSBS BY THIS ROUTE WILL ARRIVE IN;CXNCINNATLINDIANAPOLI& CAIRO ANI BT. LOUIB. ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCE OP ANT OTHER Ti l NA Passenger* leaving Philadelphia at ILSO A. M. wll arrive at Altoona In the evening lbr supper, when WqodrnlTs Celebrated Palace State-Room Bleeplnj Oars will be attached, and run through to Columbia without change, avdldlng changing cats at Plttsburgl at midnight, a comfbrt never before aSbrded to du traveHng community. _ . ■ Be sure to purchase tickets “VIA BTEUBKB VILLE," at PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OFFICE . Corner Thirtieth and Market Streets, „ „ Philadelphia. 8. P, SCULL, Geel Ticket Aft, Steubenville, O, JOHN H. MILLER. Gen’l Eastern Pass. Aj?L : _L-kl;„ „ S? XfOnAmur, NearYork. JOHN DURAND.GenTBunt. ' fblMl Pennsylvania .Railroad Office, 631 Cheetnnt stroei: and Thirtieth aril Market streets. Weat Philadelphia, nfei—an iBta. Philadelphia and RAILROAD. 1866. , 'finis gnat llnetraversee the Northern and North west counties of Pennsj lvanla to the city of Brie on It has been leased andlaoperated by the Permsyl Tftnlft B&llroad oosipJtxky* . <UCX or FASSBBraBBTBAUIB A* FHILADBLPHIA, i ■ ■-ABBXYa SABXWASO. Erie Hall Train...:... .tl-:..:.:...,--: son t,M Erie Express Train—i —.—LOOP. M. . i . LKXVE WkSTWiBI). Erie MAUTraln..—A(# P. M. Erie Express Train.....-- .——. ——.JS.OOM. Passenger Cars ran through on the Erie Man and Express Trains without change, both ways, between Philadelphia and Erie, ci ... I SKW YOBK OONOTCnON. Leave New-Yorfc at 9.00 A,H£., arrive atErle S.3OA.M Leave Erie at 4.45P.M., arrive at New York 4.10 P. M Elegant Bleeping Cara on all Night Trains. For lnlbnnatlonrfflpectlng passenger baslnessanpl? at corner THIRTIETH and MARKET streets. Pllla- freight business of the a B. Kingston, Jr„ corner Thlrteenthand war vet Btreets.Phlfadelphla. < -. X. w. Reynolds, Erie. Wm. Brown, Agent,N.O.BY. Baltimore. : i HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia. . „ hTwt.gwinnjsb, : , General Ticket Apnt^Philadelphla. j ,m- ..*1 . : General superintendent, Erie. 8328HH&3' foe new york.-raritan DKIiAWABE.BAY BAIL ROAD.-From Ferry. foot of VINK at.. -Philadelphia. 9A. M-rßxpresaforLongßranch, New York and Intermediate points. * 5.F. M—Fretght for New YorkandWay Stations. Goods delivered at Campans'sDepot.sae North Wharvea.Phlladelphla.bydPriL, forwardedbythla line, arrive In New Torn at 5 o’clock next morning. - „ .RETURNING. . Yhe Passenger i Steamer Jesae Hovt leaves pier 32 Norih Biver.Toot-of Dnane street, N. Y.,atll A.M., for Philadelphia Express. . Freight received at Pier 82 North Elver, N. Y., by 4.30 P.M. will be ready fbr delivery In -Philadelphia YORK. »2 CO. j, Ticket Office Vine Street Ferry, . rorfertner lniormation apply to Company’s agents. GHIPKAN. Freight; Office: and Depot, S2O Norm WHARVES, Philadelphia. Street* “ S2SOrUI * Jver ’ ftotl BUANE . 9 r S' > ®eneral.Frelght and Passenger Offlce.Phfla delphla, No. 11l CHESTNUT Street. W..N. CLAYTON, , Superintendent, Bed Bank, N.J. . .-act.HASTY, ■ General Freight Agent, Red Bank, N. J. . T, BRENT SWEARINGEN. . General Agent, Philadelphia, PerryyiUel Hayre-de-Orace, .Aberdeen, 1 : Waynniia Chase’s and Stammer's ti" at sas A. M. (Bnnfiays ex -^^Ph^^ff^n,^^at^ llre » alaiflltatloM _HelawareßH.Tsaln At 9. AALfflnndays excentedlAir Princess Anne. Mllfbrd and Intermediate stsflona.7T BMtfcipre anaWeshlnetam ■ '< ?~?7y »tIM*KM. v (Sand^s' , exoepted), fcr ffiflggg iM^ester, - jjgjfooM*.^OMaeraanafenctbm ILOO P,; Ikforßalttmoreaiul Waah* wWtakl P 1^ V U-99 tedmconnectß with g«e jßallroad fmt Harrington and lntermedlatesta . M 0.7.16 and and «•»•«» A. . BALTIMORH Bjprees. 625P.M„Express. 825P.M.,Express. ZV, A. Y “ V6 .P? Trams for Baltimore leave WUmlngtonmt sv, and 923 A. M.. and 4J5 P. M ““ tralns with passenger cars attaOied will leave : *? PerryvlUe and mtermedlaJe stations W 6 P- :M. Leave. Balthnere for Havred»Grace , mid lmemedlate Stations at 4.46 P. M. Leave Perry vllle for Wilmington andlntermedlate stations at 420 7.i^a.m ? STOPAY SRJUnSB. • v - A.lf.feTTtAitfmftwi mtiif ytih. »!f?Ktfp»i. sssasws®: deem, Perryman’s, Magnolia, Chase’s and Stemmer’s Run. .... Night Express ILOO P. M ffir Baltimore and'Wadi lOftOlL A<xommodatlon Train at 1120 PJf.'.fer'MlmlngtOß and Intermediate Stations. ! BALTIMORE FOB PHILADELPHIA,' ■ : ' n Usave Baltimore at 825 P. M., 1 stopping at Havre da g™ oB ’PgryvlUe «md WRnilngSomAlso tonand Newark (to take paadengera for PhnadatoMr •hu treve passengers Stem Washington or Baltimore) leave passengera fiom BaWmnre or Accomodation train wni leave WUmlngtoii fbrPhi ladelphla and Intermediate Statlona st szn V. m : i ■ H. F. EEe,car,BuperlatenSent, ®i^^&BlfwK VANIA CENTaAL _ FALL ARRANGEMENT. ‘' The trap s of the Pennsylvania; Central Ballroad JfJ?S, a *«. IJe ?2. t ’ at Thirty first, and Market streets, which may be reached by the caraof tne Market Street Passenger Railway, as wellas by those ol the Chestnut and Walnut Street * allwar. ■c, ®® K Market Street Cara leave Seventh and Market streets 4? minutes before the departure of each train. a MANX’S BAGGAGE EXPRESS win call for and Renter Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at the office hio. £3l Chestnut street will receive attention, _ TRAINS LICAVE KEPOT, VIZ.: HAY KXrRhsR... ... gt 900 A M & S. 10.U0 A. M.&U.20 P. M. PAST LINE 4 ERIE EXPRESS at 12.00 M. PaBKBBURG TR a IN. ,r LOO PM. HARRISBURG ACCOM Tt. £3O P m! LANCASTER ACCOM ; MOP* 1L PinSBURGH& ERIE MAH*. Uat 9mp n PHXLaDEDPHTA EXPRESS ."ITSt Uloo R M & Erie. Mall leaves daily, except Satnr- Philadelphia Express leaves dally. All other trains dally, erceptSnnday. Passengers by Day Express goto Williamsport ?, 1^? l i* ctallge of cars >*ud arrive at Rock Haven at wIDX. Paiwngera by Day Expbi«s mi to Carlisle and Chamberabnrg without a change or cars. .. sl SK p ! DB £i? Tickets can be had on application at the Ticket Office, 631 Chestnut street. TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT. VIZ : CINCINNATI EXPRESS liM A. M PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS T..™ “ 710 “ PAgLI ACCOM, Noe. I<6 2. 820 A.M..A710P.M PARKSBUBGTRAIN .- ...at 9 20A M. LANCASTER TRAIN 12.40 PM FASTLINK ; "<• 00 “ DAT PYWn-na _ u tSI *. HARRISBURG Ad riiii~’ ; “ SJO •• Philadelphia Express arrives dally, except Monday. C incinnati Express arrives daily. All other trains dally except Sunday,.. „ _ _ Btssengers leaving Lock Haven at 7,00 A. JL.and Williamsport at 8.40 A. M.. reach Philadelphia, with out'change of cars, from Wintamiport, by Day Ex press, at SSQ P. H. ” J The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as ■nmeany risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Apoa rel „ and limit theli responsibility to One Hundred Doi" !u SiPE-: AUBareage exceeding that amount In value, will be at theruk of the owner, nnltss taken by special contract. ■ For further ir formation, apply to i Ticket Agent, 631 Chestnut street. SAMUELH. WALLACE,’! lcket Agent at the Depot. an Rmigbany Train runs dally, except Sunday For full particulars as to fare and accommodations. apply to FRANCK FUNK. 137 Dock-treet TOPIXABURB_TRAVKLEBR *■»*—*—thehhobtest bouts • TO NIAGARA FALLS IS VTA THE CAT AWIBS A RAILROAD. Connections Immediate and sore, Scenery unsurpassed. ■No road so free from Oust, Stains leave Philadelphia from PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD DEPOT. . THIRTEENTH AND CALLOWHILL. - at 8.15 A. M. .NIAGARA : PALIS’: EXPRESS reaching, William sport without change of cars at 6A9 P. M. (supper), arriving at Niagara Falla at 9AS A. M. Williamsport to Rochester E3~ Passengers remaining over night at Williams port can resume Journey next morning at 7.3s,reachlnz Niagara Falls at 8.4 Q same evening. Ask for tickets via Catawissa Railroad, which can be procured at the Company’s office, . 425 CHESTNUT street, under Philadelphia Bank, and opposite the Custom imd at DepoL THIRTEENTH and CALLOW HILL streets. „ N. VAN HORN, tyl9-tr . , General Passenger aipst —■ riu ” a THE FAVORITE STEIMBOAT BBnTii JOHN A. WARNER for BurlffisWn. end Bristol. Leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf, at 2P, M. Returning leaves Bristol at 7.10 A. M., stopping each way at Riverton, Torresdale, An dalusia and Beverly. Fare, 25 cents. Excursion. 40 cents,_j.. / : . . .. ,/vgfctg BVBINpi OißDik Ha EANCASTKB. > QKfIOX SXOBB, SPRUCE STREET WHARF. „ _ -_L EsTAmuBHaD in 1826. . .. CORN, OATS ut Mllib-FBED sold Wholesale and Betatt at lowest Market, Bates, and delivered to all parts of the City. V seff-ly 1?; & HSI6BT A GO.. WHOKRSALK GROCERS ■EiaSj&Oor.’ WATER and OBCBJTmjT street*. Phß adelnhla* .Axenta tor the sale of the Products of tht BpnlhwarkSggarßeflneryand the Brocas’ Soar Hoose,ofPhiladelphia. - Jal-lyr UffiraBYIiVANIA WORKS.—ON THE BELA ATWABE river, below PHttADBIiPHIAi urmsxiiß. Delaware county. Pa. - __L, RHANBfT, SON A 00 Engineers and Iron Boat bonders, , Mannfttctnrers of . : All Mniin of ; CONDENSING AND NON-OONDKNBING KS i' - flThi Iron Vessels of an descriptions, Boners, Tats, Tank! T. BKdjpY; ABCHIBOLD 1 Bate of.. . ante Beeney,NettteftO&i Bntfneer InrChief. Penn Works, Phlla. u. a Nay£ T. VAUGHAN MERRICK. TO. IT. WTTKItTfTm < ' : ; JNO. E. OOPK. COWmWAKK BOTOTOBY. PIPTH AND WASH O ENGTON STREETS. ! PHUiMLPHU. I MERRICK A SONS, „ ! ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, atannlactnre High and Low Preasure Steam Engine# tbrj Land, River and Marine Service. Boilers. Gasometm, Tanka.lroa Boats, As, Qast&ga of dll kinds, eitheriron or- brass. Iron ErameßooSfor Gas Worts, Workshops ant Railroad Stations,‘AC.- - Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most Improved cons traction, : Every description of Plantation Machinery; and Sngar. Saw ana Grist Mills, Vacnnm Pans, Open Stsun Trains, Defecators, inters, Pumping En gines, &0. Sole Agents fbr N. Bllleox's Patent Sngarßollhi Apparatus, Neemyth’s Patent, Steam Hammer and AspinwaU A Woolsey’s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining Machine. ■ prgrPßia.—— _mm —*i»inn n <Xi THA<3KASA, - KO— TlB - CHESTNUT, street, Kcnoikctßien of Gw Fixtures, Lamps, *o, t AcT wobldcaU the attention of the■■ jrabllo totheir lun BteokeSTAo, They also lntrodnoe Gu plpes lntd DtfeUlnca ana Pnblio BnlliUiiss, and attena to extend ing, atterfnc an<lrepalrtn*a«ui pipes. AH work tno ranted, ■ , jan UXO A. WHISHT* THCBUSTOK. FXKB. diXKXST A gBIHOW. THEODOREWBIBHT. Mimr-Mitt. PSTKR WBIOHT <ft BONS, - 1 . Importer* o£H«rUienw»re, —j < • i Shipping MiOonmtlMlon Kertbanta, , i HciVig'W'AJjfirriStieet.PhiiiLrtSgittv ■HiBTYY WKliia.-OWajmmiggHnTnngiTv rn» X! onSr nl*oe to *et PriVl WelliOleiEßea »3a Dlitn cmM> mt««t low prices.. -7 x. fhybson, „_„M*mrfcctarerofPoadreJU, 90l<lfftlth l « o B l Jl,ljbr»TT IW»> SHIPPING! jFOK new yore, Via Delaware and Baritas CanaL Tbe Pbiladelpbla and Hew TorJi &PWM j Steamboat Company* ■ Steam Propellers leave DAILY flow aapifS FnuOTWgAßFbelow MARKET strertl making thernnln M HOUB& ■ _T)dsLliiecoimecta wltb all Northern and Butern TrtmroortaHan Companiee, eoodsJbrwsrdeddlHCttt ■Ubofinsirte 01 commission. Prelght received at lowest rates. WM.P. CLYDE *oo.,A*enM, ■■■; i 11 Booth Wharves, Philadelphia. 1 JAS. HAND-Agent, .. 117 Wall street, Kew?y orlt, *fj»K POBBAVANN.-" - - The Philadelphia and Southern M«n ;=teamanip Companyo Kegnlar Lines,. second wharf ." belowSprucestreet. .... - The steamBhImTONAWANDA, Captain 1 J.» TeaL for 13A VA MAH, will commence-receiving freight i on Til UitSDAT, I*OTember s, and Ball on JJATUR DAT, 19ovemberioth. at lo o’clock A. M... and every alternate Saturday • thereafter—viz.: November 24th, s This'steamer inis fine state Booms and other ac> commpdattonafor passenger*. Cabin passage, *20:Deck d0..11d. V. _ TbroughtlcSetssold to the followihg points—Macon, Ga, fsit-ttanmbus, Ga.r $33: AnsnstaSai (27; Atlanta, ; Ga.. (34; Albany, Qa, $33; Montgomery; Ala., ; Bu fame, Ala. ta>. . BrefgbttaKenatlow ratea; r ' :: ■ ■ siven at through rates to Haoon, Colnmnua, Knoxyllie. ChaUa nooga,lVaahvllle, Canton,'Mias. f j received or blll3 of lading signed on satl £l^, a l? av * nnah > : fc lnter * Gammeil. ' - ■ •For freight or passage, apply to i- ■.■■■ . -• WM. L.‘JaMBS; General Agent. r :; 314 South, .Wharves. . _FOR NEW ORLEANB.DIREOI-. JM>pife -THE PHILADELPHIA 'AND SOUTH RENMAILSTEaMSHIP COMPANT’SRBGULAB The well-known flratMaass Stearashib" ■ 1 ■ iw.*U® TA S UNION, IMS tons register, T. N.Cookaey.Master. • ■ ; freight »r the above port at DfflovgntSu^ 6 OSLE4K B BATUR superior State. Rooms and other fttxommoafctfonsfor ptssengei*. • Cablnjpateage'tco; Deck do., fa). taken at low rates. , Frelghtreraived until 12'oclockM- asUlngday. Agents av»ew Orleans. Messrs. Crevy, Nickerson <6 Oov mhfyyifa t attention to ahlpmentlol po^te. lo Mobile, Vlckabnxg.N ana interior For fr eight or passage, apply to 1 * - WM* X. JAMBS. General Agent, aefttr.., , aHSoatbW^yea. 44HL , FOBSO6TOR! , FROM PfflE OT WHARF FHnAJDKIJmI'* : - AND LONG WHARF,BOSTON., The steamship-ROMAN, Captain Baker, will sail from Philadelphia on Friday. Nov. 2, at IQ a v The steamship’ ABIES; Captain BoggE win sail fromEqatonon Weinesday.October 31, at 3 P.M. The. line between PbflallAlphlq and PqrtnTiMnn»’ composed of the ; ■ < •- ROMAN (new), Captain Baker, Ltss fona burthen, ■ SAXON, Captain Matthews, i,Eotonß burthen. NORMAN, Captain Crowell. 1203 tons tmrthim, Theae substantial and well appointed ateamihlna: will sail junMmallyaa advertbeo, and ftelghtwßlM received may day, a steamer being always on the oertb to receive csrgo.* Shippers areregoestea tosendSOUof Xadliutwith their goods. . ~ For ftiiAt or passage having superior tions, apply to _ / ... . . HEKET WINBOR 4U0., *pg • 832 South Delaware -FOB WILMINGTON, N. C. S SUHM& THE PHTIATVFTTrPHTA ASP SOUTH-' ARnMAIL STKAMBHIP COMPANY’S REGULAR JUNE, from Second Wharf below SPRUCE street. ■ ' Tiie fiist-clsss steamship PIONEER, captain p. p. Hoxin, lor WILMIN GTON. will commence receiving frelghton THURSDAY, November Ist, and sail on - SATURDAY, November Sd. at 10 o'clock P. M., and every alternate Bator day thereafter—yum November Bth.December lst,&c. " Paaseniere will find superior accommodations and - best attendance. '. Cabin passage, 120; Deck do., fio, Frelgbt carried at low rates. No freight received or bills of lading signed on sail- Irgday. . Agenta a! Wilmington, WORTH & DANUX, who wiD give especial attention to forwarding goeasad* dressed to their care to and from the interior. For freight or passage, apply to WILT*. JAhQSS. General Agent, 814 bonthWharves ' ■yHBODQH AIR-USE TO THE BOOTH oBSUBb AXiJU >Wjj2iT« obpolk THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEW BERN. ' Also, to all points in SOUTH ana SOUTH CARO US A, via Beabo&rd and Roan (fire Railroad, and to LYNCHBURG, VA., TENNESSEE, and theWßsT. via N QEFOLK, PETERSBURG AND SOUTH3IDH RAILROAD. Theregnlarity, safßy and shortness of this rente, to gether with the moderate rates charged, commend It to the pnbllc as the most desirable mediumfor carry ing every description of freight. . - No charge for commission, draysge, or any expense of transfer.... Steamships, lnsnre at lowest rates, and leave reen trly from the first wharf above Market street Freight received dally. ‘ ■ WH. P. CLYDE * 00„ seld .. 11 North aod 14 South 'Wharves.’ HAVANA STKAMRRb. SBKBIK. . SKMI-MONTHLY Igß. H END RICK HUDSON Howa STABS AND STRIPES _Capt. iSImS These steamers - will leave this port fin Havana every other SATURDAY, at 8 A.M. The steamship HEHDRICK; HUDSON. Hewes, master, will sail fbr Havana on SATURDAY MORN ING. November 3d, at 8 o’clock. Passage to Havana ISO.. N o freight received alter Thursday. ' For freight or passage, apply to \ THOMAS WATTBON & SONS, an2o ; - uoNorthDelawareavenna, GALVESTON, TEXAS, SUbBAC. TEXAS line steamships, stop. PING AT SET WEST, FLA. The AX Steamship- GENERAL SEDGWICK, "Whitehurst, commander, will receive freight at Pier 20 EastJ&iver, and sail with immediate despatch. For freight ox passue having superior accommcxUtißDs, apmy to ~ • B ISHOP, SON * OOn . No. 105 Arch street. HEW KXPBHBS IaHB TO ALKX BUHkHHEBIAj Georgetown and Witiilmtoo. vlaGhsapeake and Belaware Canal, with amSicilons at ! Alexandria, Va.,_ft)nn the moat direct rente fbr Itfnchbnrg.Brfstol.Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and the Southwest. Steamer* leave Flrat Wharf above Market itreai every Wednesday andSatnrdayat me Pozfieltht apply to tbeaxenta., , wTP. ctodb * 00.. 14 jfortii Wbinn aJW>> POR-ftmw YORK.—Philadelphia Steam 9HMMS. PTOPeUer gomp*nr-De3patcl» and Swift. Bure Unee, via Delaware andßaritanCanal—Leavln* d*Hyatl2 Mrand 5 P. M., connsctJn* wttb all the Nonhezn.and Eastern Unes.: For freight, which will be takeaon lenns, »pp]y to wMM _ WM.M. BATED *OO., No. 122 South Delaware avenue. » - It. REGULAR LINE FOR KABTFOBD, conn., via. tks Delaware AMD JUeITAN CANAIi, . Vi - ' The steamer NEVADA Capt, Grumley.BQw loading ■t the Becond whan above STAR SET street, will leave as above, on THURSDAY next, Nov. L Freight taken on reasonable terms. Apply to WILLIAM M. BAIKD&OO., oc2»3t -■ * No. 132 South Wharves. »'.«lK**~ia STEAMER FOB, SALE.—The" .fast ■JHEBEiShAiling- coppered and copper &atened a learner Hhibisoi GETTY (side whtel). fusions O. M., ISO leetlong, 2i,M feet, beam,' depth of hold 8 feet s Inches: draws S feet 4 Inches water: bnllt. of live Oak and red cedar. Apply to B. A. SOUDEKAOO.,. seintf Pock Street Whak .Lsirf A'ftmiw iraa■ ... ~ J/mBgggCzUSLAWAJBX , od - egmrrsigs BiKiit Tbw-BOAT OOMPAST. i f . “ BARGEStowedtoandfrom wm.tnvr.iinfn HAVRE-DEGRACE.' BALTIMORE, WlffHmS TON. and Intermediate polnu. CLYDE ft <XX, Aaenta . No. 14 Senth Wharvas. FhlladSoSa. Captain JOHN LATOSLEv Snis^nl£Aiw v FOB boston, Mass.—Erpres3 LlD.e-The •mnm schooner THOMAS HOLOOMRB, Captain Godfrey, Is now leading for the above port at third wharf above Market street, aud will have apply to D^5P jSt. FOB_ ANTWERP.—The A 1 bark ESTHER aWf Captain Prince, la,now loading for the above v 1!?!.? ? ® 11 * or Passage, apply to WORK MAN <&oe.. 123 Walnnt street. * : ee24 /CONSIGN RES’ NOTlCE.—Consignees of -merchan. vy.dlae per ship UNCLE JOE, -'Sevan. 1 master, from-Liverpool, will please -send their permits on board,at-Shlppen street wharf,or to the, counting house of the undersigned. The .geheralorder will beliosned on Taesday.rthe'SOth inst.,‘ when-all gooda not-per miited willbe sent to public stores. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 118 Walnut street. ! .‘oc2&3t CTEAMBHIP ROMAN, : FROM BOSTON.—Con- M slgnees of merchandise, per above steamer, ..will P^sendm^yod^^^me^t .TAB S. SHINDLERyuccesaortoJOHN SHINDLER Ul* SONS, SaU Makers, No. SCO North DELAWARE cloncli?tlm best mahner and on the lowest and Wostfavorahleterms, *nd warranted toglve per- given to,repftiringV, ' : : ;'f; f y. ; tAPIMS’ IBLlntUyGir BAND OPENING.—MRS. M.A. BThTOEgf " NO. 1031 Chestsntittiet.-Phlladelnh^’-v' Importer of ladles’ Dress and Cloak fJMminlnrt. thesinglepiece Jhrzaar now . .. seis-iy SAIT Balt. afloat, and lor sale a/ WORKMAN A CO., 123 Walnut.
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers