from Our T
ACTIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCED
IN BALTIMOIIE
THE REGULAR POLICE EJECT THE
SHERIFF'S POSSE.
The ,Latest Brom Baltimore,
134 "g/MORE, Nov. 3.-,-At 1.30 P. M. a few
Of the regular policeforce appeared in theves
inn le of the Court House and commenced at
once to eject the Sherlirs posse, who were
Crowding up the Stairway from the south en
trance to the Sheriff's office above. A
Seep :Ice ensued, and for a time there was
eensiderable confusion, and; much threaten
ing lan_griage was used. Many of the spec
taters,becoming alarmed,made whasty exit
from • the httildbie, causing much exeite-
Ment outside. Presently, the new Commis
sioners were seen approaching the north
entrance of the building, on Lexington
street. They had scarcely entered
when • Marshal Carmichael appeared
coming from the direction of the Central
Police station, at :the head of a large, body
of police, wdo made a rapid entrance, and
in a fewmoments cleared the Sheriff's posse
out of the building. On entering the crimi
.
.nal court, a 'deputy sheriff appeared and
announced that the bench warrant:for the
arrest of Valliant and - Young had been
served, and in a few minutes thereafter the
Sheriff appeared with Measrs. Valliant and
Young in :.custody.' The Court informTd
them that there would be an opportunity
'afforded them to procure counsel. Presently
their counsel appeared, and inquired for the
affidavits upon which the arrest had been
made.
The Statei Attorney briefly recited the
evidence that had been given by the wit
nesses upon whose testimony the bench
warrants for the arrest had been issued.
The counsel for the new Commiisioners
then proceeded to argue that the arrest was
an unwarrantable one. Their clients were
the duly commissioned Commissioners of
Police, and were exercising only their legal
authority.
Judge Bond had already replied as
follows to an application for a bench
warrant:
"As the State's Attorney for Baltimore
city, it is your duty to bring to the notice
of (lie Court the very grave facts you have
just mentioned. It is the only tribunal
here, charged with the punishment of
crime and:the preservation'of the peace,and
whatever power it has for these purposes,
should be immediately invoked and exer
cised to prevent the violence which you
suggest is contemplated. •
"It is not our duty to determine the ques
tions in.dispute between these claimants of
the office of Police Commissioners, but it
ought not to be truthfully said that in a
Government so long established as that of
Maryland the only way to obtain posses
. Edon of an office is by force of arms. The
Courts are open. An appeal to them can
be speedily heard, and all official rights
determined.
"This course must be pursued and any
array of force for any purpose of this kind
is an unlawful assemblage, and the parties
engaged in it are guilty of a breach of the
peace, and must be immediately arrested.
All the power of this court shall be exer
,
cised with vigor and promptnesS to prevent
such a violation of law and the - public peace
shall be preserved at all hazards.
"The factthatpersons clairnitigrightfally
or wrongfttlly to be Police Commissioners,
are about to place persons on the streets, as
pollee officers charged with the duty of pre
serving 'the public peace, is calculated to
alarm.the public mind.. The dread of colliseion -
betwem the two forces, and of ulti
mate armed conflict, will fill the minds of
peaceable and order-loving citizens with
terror. It is impossible that this should
be allowed'if the law can prevent it, and
the warrant you ask for Sindl. issue.
THE4ZOMM.ISBIONERS HELD TO HUEY' THE
•Lj •
BALTIMORE, November 3.- * -3.15 P. 11,1.- 7
Judge Bond has given his decided orders
that each 'of the parties- (Valliant and
Young) be required to give bail in the
sum of 825,090 to keep the peace- to
•
ward the Board of Police of the city of 13a
tiniore,
THE NEW 603 piLSSIO.NRIIS AND THE SHERIFF
LOCKED 11P IN JAIL. ,
Sheriff Thompson was also required to
give hail hi the same amount. It is under
stood that all the parties refused to give
bail, and is..expected they will be corn=
witted. There are reports that they intend
to appeal to General Canby to be released
from custody.
\ The new police officers have clissapeared
from the streets. Some of them have been
arrested. All is quiet, but a deep interest
is manifested in, the large croxVds of people
on the streets eagerly ditionssing affairs. ,
The old board of police , have ordered the
closing of all taverns and , places where
liquor is sold.
LATEST,
The parties have been committed to jail
havindrefused to give the required bail. I
is now rumored that inertial law will be de
dared by Gen. Canby.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. .3.----111ach solicittide
.
naturally prevails here concerning the con . -
ditioxt of alndisln.taltimore. It is reported
that troops were , to-day sent to that city,
to be ready in ease of emargency, and that
if there shall be any extensive _hostile de
monstritions on the part of the citizens, the
United States anthorities_will interfere, and
declare the city under martial law. ,
From Canada.
QUEBEC Nov. 3.—The steamship Pennsyl
vania, with - the - 100th British iegiMent on
board, has passed Father Point, and is ex
pected here to-day. • '
A fire broke out at Diamond Harber,yes
terday, but was speedily suppressed.
Capt. St.taurent.was drowned yesterday- -
The weather to-day is beautiful.
Marine Intelligence. • ,
BOSTON, October 3 d.—The British steamer
Militia, from:Liverpool on October 21st, for ,
Boston, put into Queenstown on November':
.2d in a leaky condition.._ The amount of'
damage to'her cargo is unknown. It was
to be reshipped per the steamer Brazilian,
: -
Slarkiets.
Vzw Yonx, Nov. 3.--Vhe Cotton market. is . quiet.
SPalees
of
MWd Olihn%at 39c: 'Flour has declined 1044 c.
at ts wow 25 for State; $l2 tevsls*
for Ohio; fs to@sl2 ;' . .5 for Westrn; lowers'a $l2 50(g417 25
for Southern. ~,, heat Is 24703 e. hales of 2,50 u
bushels at $3 1 2;46343 18 f r State. Crs is dull: 70,000
bushels sold at si astitli 25. Pork heavy, at $9l 23 for
mess. Lard dull. Whisky steady.
of Saturday.
TECE. thrommt..—During the week end
ing to-day the total number of cases o f
cholera reported at the office of the Board
of Health was 24.- •
The records of the Registrars' office silo
that during the same period there were 41
;deaths from cholera in the city. Of that
number 38 were adults: .and-3 children. 25
were males and 16 feinales. - Sevirat of the
deaths reported were from cases of last
week, which accounts for discrepancy be
tween the number of cases reported and the
deaths. ; • :
The number of deaths from cholera in
each Ward was as follows:
Wards. Wards.
1, - - - 4 16, - - - 2
2, - - -
.217,. - - -
14, - - - 2
There were also 4,11:
fantum, 4 from cho
diarrhoea, and 4 from
Cows
Ormuz A_VD TERlCUlEze—Jadges Allison and Ludlow.
—The case. of Newton Champion, charged with the
murder of Mary Cat ney,' , on the tenth day of August
last, was resumed this morning. Yesterday the de
fence concluded its Ustlmony in support of the pri
soner's insanity. In 'rebuttal • the Commonwealth
called the physician and keeper at the prisno, both of
whcm described-the prisoner's manner , and behavior,
and gaveit as their opinidn that he was sane. TO-day
tha case will be argued to the Jury.
Bales at Philadelphia Steam Board.
BALES AFTER BTREiT BOARD,
VOOO Sue Canl Ede 67)41100 sh• Read R eel;
1000 do 68 200 eh do elf 583. i"
2eoo City es niun 181,V 400 eh do 58t
1300 do old 85 98% 100 eh do 86058?'
1011017 8 PAS !6,5 con 10774100 sh do 195. tin 5881-10 u
6000 17 B 1090 e reg 1000 100 eh Soh Nay pf tri 36;c
700 LI 8 Teas 78-16 150 eh Nor Central 50
Notes Aug 107 if, 100 eh Catawiss Dr 28.? 4
1000175 1040 e con 100.'; /09 eh do al.oflat 233:
- ' B.ECCIND BOARD.
16200 City 68 new 102 [lOO eh Reading R b 5 58.69
snoo Susquehan bds 68 100 eh do b 5 5838.
31100 Lehigh Val 96 100 oh Phil &Rd° Et
100 eh Catawlssa pf s3O 233: 630 wn 323:
77 eh Penne R 50s 100 eh Germ Pas :R- 233:
100 eh Soh riar.prf bee 36,..; 100 eh HestonV'e R b3014';
100 eh do b6O 3836
&rrival and
to al ari
of ' m Ocean Steamers.
t,
EMT, DEEM
York
:=
Atalanta...-. ,London-NeW York ..._. O ct. 13
Heins LivernooL-Boston dr. PhHa Oct. 16
Caledonia Olagow...New 1 ork Oct. 19
Etna. Liverpool... New York Oct. 20
Fulton .- -Havre-New York. Oct 21
Palmyra Liverpool... New York Oct
23
Borussia Hamburg-New York.. --Oct 24
Hansa .. -..- ...Southampton-New York Oct. 24
City of Paris . Liverpool... New York Oct 24
Damascus -IdverpooL.Quebec .......Nov. 25
Britanttia Glasgow... New York Oct. 20
Cuba. Liverpool-New York Oct. 27
TO DEPART.
Star of the Union-Philad'a-New Orleans Nov. e
City Itanchester.......N York.-Liverpool-. .-.Nov. 7
Atalanta . . ... .....-New York... London .Nov. 7
Eagle -.New York... Havana .........Nov. 7
Etna ' New York:..LiverpooL - Nov. 7
China .Boston-Liverpool Nov. 7
Tonawanda....PhiladephiaSaana.ah —....N0v. 10
Manhattan ......New Y. rk-Havana & V C......N0v. 10
City of Paris . .New York.:LiverpooL Nov. 10
Ca1ed0nia.......;...151ew York-Glasgow... .. -.........N0v. 10
Arizona .New York.-AspinwalL...... Nov. 10
Louisiana New York... Liverpool Nov. 10
Borussia -New York-Hamburg- ..... ....Nov. 10
Deutchland New York... Bremen ....... Nov, 10
Australasian New York... Liverpool Nov. 14
C01tumbia.......-New York-Havarta....--.—Nov. 14
City of NewYork.-N York-Liverp001......-.....N0v.17
England - - .New York...Llverpool Nov. 17
Pereira .New York..-Hav-re Nov 17
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.IE3Q_AB.,II
G. MORRIS
T oN tx,ATEs}
I. MORRISPEROT, Motilexam OcatArrrr
DAVID FAUST,, •
IAJ3ThM B-ermi-g.`,ler.ra.
17NTWUTrini ..MM.7-791.111
--
UN BISEEI, 636 1 tel! . :V SZTS, 4511 H 1 WATER, 12
ARRIVED YESTERD.a.Y
Steamer Anthracite, Green. 24 hours front N York,
with mdze to Wm M Baird & Co.
Steamer Susan. Vandergeer,4ohours from Hartford,
with incise to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer S F PhelpaTirown,24 hours from New Tork,
with mdse to W W Baird & Co. -
, sloop 'l,* onng America, Marshall, from the wreck of
the echr Fannie, with anchors, chains and balance Sof
sails and rigsgit
ARRIVED .
ON
SATURDAY.
Steamer Mayflower, Robinson, 86 hours from Wash
ington, with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer A C Stimens, Knox. 36 hours from Wash
ington and Alexandria, with mdze to WP C,yde & Co.
Steamer Ann wisvc, Richards, 24 hours from N York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith. 24 hours from
New York, with incise to W Isf Baird &Co.
Brig J R Nevins (Br), Cole, 12 days from New River,
E
S w r i E th t ha m nA r le oE , Blake, efrr &m
ew York, with
incise to captain. _
Schr L P Smith, Brown- ' 7 days from Wilmington,
NC. withilumber to captain,
Schr Cora, Townsend, 1. day from Brandywine, Del.
wish flour to Perot, Lea &. Co. -
schr Henrietta. Anderson, from New Haven. '
Schr E Ewing, McDevitt, from New Haven.
. Schr W G Bartlettnnelly, rom on.
Schr Aliderdice , JarCokaway. f
from Bo ßost rston_
Schr J H Wainwright, Morris. from Horton
Boston.
,SChr L P Hallock, steelman, from Horton's Point,
.Schrs RusselL !rota Digiaton. •
'Schr 7 B Johnson, smith, from Newport. -
Tng Hudson, Carr, from Baltinatre. with 15 barges
to W P Clyde& 'Co.
` 1'7.E: 1 4 RED 01'31 SATURDAY.
Steamer. Alexandria, Shields, Richmond, Wm P Clyde
& Co.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. New York, W P Clyde et Co.
Steamer Philadclphia.,Pultz,•Washington, Wm P Clyde
Steamer J S Shriver. Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Steamer B Willing. Cundiff.• )3altimore. A Groves. Jr.
Steamer lilayflower , Robinson.Washington, W P Clyde
Bark Ann Elizabeth. Norgrave, Gibraltar for order s,
Wm Cummings e. 3 Son.
Schr H Simmons, Godfrey, Salem, 'New York - and
Schnylkill Coal Co.
Schr V Sharp Sharp, Bestdn. do
Schr Brandywine, Henderson.. New .London, do
Schr J Stroup. Lake, Boston, J JDovey t Son.
soh r Gen Bram, Ryder, Bangor, Day & Huddell.
Schr E H Naylor,Nay lor; Bomb, W Hunter. Jr. &Co
Scar Jas Alld entice, Jacsaway, Neponset, Van Duseo;
Lochman dr Co. _ -
Bohr C A Eteckscher. Mice, Boston,.
Gordon Schr M Steelman, Steelman, Salem, Caldwell, Gordon
It Co.
Behr J B Johnson, Smith, E Cambridge, captain -
Schr - Henrietta. Anderson, New Haven. W johns. .
Schr B Ewing, McDevitt, N Haven, - Hethban,..Stearns _
a CO. • "
Schr J Diverty, Carroll Washington, Conner dt Co.
Behr L P Haliock , Steelman, N London, Si nnickson
r Eliza & Rebecca, Price, Boston, Quitner, Stir k
nes, & Wellington.
Bchr Star, Crowell, Boston, I do
Tag Hudson, Carr, witkl.s barges ;for Baltimore, W P
Clyde di:Co-
i Correspondence of the PhDs, Evening Bulletin.
BELDING. Nov, 2
The following boats from the Union Demi_ passed
into the Schuylkill Canal. to-day, bound to 11 2 4, 3 1 •
phia,ladeu tmd consigned ealollows: •
Col I) P. Ettla, with lumber to Bolter/ 4 dt Chris . Small;
Grapeshot. do to-L B Yeager; Wolverton Or. Tinsman
do to R Wolverton; t• Urich, do to J Deyeher dr. Co;
Dr 'Win Moore, railroad stiLs to West Beading Bit Co.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Peruvian (Br), Glover, cleared at Boston
3d inst for Liverpool via this port.
Steamer Ariadne, Sawyer, at New York yesterday
tram
,Cialveston. -
Steamer -Corsica, Le 711 - essnrier,. cleared at N York
3d Inst. for Havana and Nassau.
Steamers City of,London, Mie.rhouse, and Virginia,
PrOwse, cleared - at New York 3d inst. for Liverpool.
Steamer Tillie, Potter, cleared at New,,York ad lust
ion Galveston. -
Steamers Victor, Gates:. Merrimack; Van Bice; Gee
Washington,Gager. and Huntsville. ,Ryder, cleared at
New York 3d inst. for New. Orleana. , ;•
Steamer Vixem_Lewis , cleared at New York 3d-inst.
forairezoe. Texas.
Wile Fanny Larrabee, Randall, and S niftier,
Tiara mon, wereup at ,N for.
Havre:.
26th ult. foravre.
s ip N B Painter , Steel, from Hong Kong, at New
Yo k yesterday.
Bark hatch A Dudman, Kimball, hence for Bremen,
before reported; put* into Portsmouth Rath ult. on ac
hnt c , f beadno , •
Co
Balg Thompson,
o Warren, hence at Boston 3d
Instant. , •
Brig Brig Cricket, Kean , at Baltimore 2d inst. from
RioiJaneiro 20th Sept. with coffee.
Brig Mecosta, Norten, cleared at Mobile 30th nit, for
thin Dort.
Brig 4c, O oozy, Bryant, at Boston 3d inst. from Re
medios.
Brig Olive, Posi, hence at Salem 3d inst.
Bohr Intrepid, Bunker, Cleared at Bar.gor Slat
for this port. • ' _ , •
Bahr. Buena' Vista, Lokaa, cleamd at' NeW York 3d
Inst. for Trenton.Schr3lfinnie .
nt .
Kinnie, Parsons, sailed fro E Green
wich Ist frst for this Port.
_ _Behr North Pacific, Persona, hence itt E Greenwich
_
2d inst.
Bch: John A Griffin, Eoster,,was up at Charleston 2d
lust: for this port:- -...- . -
Behr Marion Gage, Sheppard, cleared at New' Yark
,
ad Inst. for thin part.
Behr Bightingale, #.14141,, ouged at, za s tp or t va t ,
ult. for mu port. ' ----- , -
Buhr Marling, Altzter, hericefit:Nuer literiford.ad Inet
XAAJAM! Inf,4l6l)[AM(itto:-
G uam> OPMTING.—...)IIifd. M. A. BINDER.,
.A 4 ormat iTheldkut street, PhiladAlphia,
Importer of Ladies! Dress and Cloak Trimmings
Also, an elejrantitofltaportedPsperog,
tellildren's Dress., Parisian Dr Patter ess
Cloak Making'm all its varieties . Ladies • furnishin.;
their rich and costly materials may rely on being sr ,
Oak's. y fitted, and their work finished in the most
prompt and efficient manner, at the lowest possibly
prices, in twenty-four hours' notice. Cutting and bait
hag. Patterns in sets. or by the single piece ,former
chants and dressmakers now ready.
• THE DAIL
TIN.
18, -
10, -
20, -
23, -
24, -
41
•aths'from cholera in
era morbas, 3 from
dysentery.
11011
ifOR BOSTON.
STEA2aHarp LINE DM.Rei
.is 1504.1 f .1114 Car PORT 'VT Y T9E114.7.%
mai PINE ST. WHARF. PHILADELPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.
The steamship ARI &S, Captain Boggs, will sail
from Pailadelphis. on Wednesday. Nov. 7, at lo A. 3t.
rhestftunstup SAXON Captain Matthews, will Bad
from Boston en Monday, November 5, at 3 t. M.
The line between Philadelphia and BagbOr. i 0 cu.
composed of the
E.Osc A N (new), Captain Baker. 1,48 g tons burthen.
SAXON, Captain Matthews, gone burgher—
NORMAN, illaaptain Crowell, 1,203 tons burthen.
these substantial and well appointed steatosith t
will sail punctually as advertised, and freight will be
received
berth to receive cargo. day, a steamer being always on tbc
Shippers are requested to send Bills of Lading wit
their goods.
LSOnB t
For freight or passage having superior accommods
apply
FOR witetuvoToN, a,, C.
TRE PHIL A_DELPUTA A:7O
Ric
ra.A.L.I. STEAMSHIP CO3.IPAN R L
LINA. from Second Wharf below SPRUCE street.
The first-class steamship Captain P.
Hoxie, for WILMINGTON. will commence receiving
freight on TRURSDA.Y November ist, and sail on
SATURDAY. November Zd. at le o'clock A. M., and
every alternate Saturday thereafter—viz: November
rat, December Ist &c..
Passengers will bind superior accommodations and
best attendance.
Cabin rassage_, VO; Deck do.,gip.
Freigut carried at low rates •
No freight received or Mlle of lading signed on sail
ing day.
Agents at Wilmington, WORTH .t DANIEL, who
will give especial attention to forwarding goods ad
d' e-sed to their care to and from the Interior.
For treight or pansage, apply to
Witl. L. JAMES. General Agent,
314 eolith Wharves
ellitr , . TIM°U GH AIR-LINE v 0 .0± .0 ,130WIR
Pli 1 a
73
AD WT.
RICH N MOND ES AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEW 3ERN.
Also, to all points in NORTH and SOUTH CARO.
LINA. via Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and to
LYNCHBURG, VA., TENNESSEE. and the WE...5T,
via NORFOLK, FETE,RSBUSG AND SOUTHSLDF
RAILROAD.
The regularity, safety and shortness of this route, to
gether with the moderate ratan charged, Coralaand 11
to the public as the most dealrable medium for carry
ing every description of freight.
N. charge for commission, draYage: or any expena
01 trat,ster.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates. and leave regu
larly from the tint wharf above Market street
Freight received daily,
HAVANA STEAMERs.. -
SEM-MONTHLY LINE
be titeamaltipiq_ _ .
HENDRICK HUDSON.— Capt.-Hower
STARS AND STRIP.ES.-."..- .—...-.-.. Capt. Holmes
'These steamers will leave . this port for Havana
every other SATURDAY, at 8 A M.
The steamship STARS AND STRIPES, Holmes,
master, will Bah for Havana on SATURDAY MORN
DM. November 17th, st 8 o'clock.
Passage to Havana taer.
;No freight received after Thursday. •
.For frelght or pu.ssa-e, apply to
THrktnyWATTSON dr, SOMS, -
lie North Delaware avenue.
FuR OALVIMTON, TEXAS.
TEXAS LLNE STEAMSHIPS. STOF
PING AT KEY WEST. FLA. The Al Steamshil
GENERAL SEDGWILIK, Whitehurst, commander
will receive freight at Pier 20 East Rlvrx, and as!
with immediate despatch. For freight or passat,
having superior accommodations. any to
• BISHOP. SON & 00.,
105 Arch street.
ta e,
Azz lir imA w ExyRF-Am kusTE ALIA.%
its Chesapeake and .gelaw;Y: l3vm an wi d ch W r. a3liirt( ' .
at Alexandria, Va., form the re effr7.7. tulEctical
LynchUrg. Bristol, Knoxville, IdaVills — , rt trin te w l° l;
the Southwest. .
Sts , z - ma-5 lesve BIM Wharf above tice% strN,
i
every Wedrtaaday and Saturday at 12 M.
ror reight aPpIY ki the agents
W. k. GLYDR a Ock.
14 rea.
B. Day idnon, Aleut at Georgetown North Wfuul; IC JEldridss d
00„ Agents Alaxaaclila.
FOE NEW YOBlC.—Philadelphia Steen
Propeller Oompany—Despatch and BwLn
sure Lines, via D e laware and Raritan Canel—Leavini
daily at 12 H. and 6 F. M., connecting with all ra,
Northern and Eastern Lines.
For freight , which will be taken on
Tann% aPPLY
nihl6tf
WM. M. BAIRD & CO..
No. =South Delaware avelow
REGULAR LINEFOR HARTFORD.
AFL AN
CON
CA ,NA
.N. VIA. THE DELAWARE
_L.
The steamer SUSAN, Capt. Vandeveer, now loadint
at the second wharf above MARKET street, will leave
as above, on THURSDAY next. Nov. S.
Ereight taken on reasonable terms. Apply to'
WILLIAM IL RAERD CO.,
4f-3t - o. 182'Sonth Wharves
t STEAMER FOR SA.LR.—The ~lass
sailing coppered and copper fastened
btkr,:n. er HEN (ol depth' ), holdns O. M.
180 ieet long, 24 - feet beam; of 8 fe.et t
inches; draws set 4.inches. water' boat of live oak
and red cedar.- Apply to- SOUDREt &DO.,
sel2-tf Dock Street Wharf.
itat., HEW TOW
4 -BOAT LINE.
133.111A17,4 _ and OECZELREAR2
W-BOAT COALA . A.ArY.
E..1.13.2ES towed to and from PHILADELPHIA
HAT-SR-DE.GRACE, BALTIMORE, WASMair-
TON. ctzd Intermediate Rohner.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Agent.,
No. 14 ,
Osivaiu zome LAUGHLLNSouthWharCe33 . 81 1Pertntendent.rbtimelphu
• x FOR BOSTON, Mass.—Express Lin .e—The
sine schooner THODIAB HOLCOMBE, Captain
Octdfrey, is now leading for the above port at
third wharf above Sciarket street, aid will toive
prompt despatch. For freight, apply to DAVID
C00P.E.8 4 ,18 N. Wharves. oelS
FOR LAGUAV RA ANine-R,ro OA.
BEL Lo,—The bare ROANOKE, Donma,
master, will sail THLIINDA V, sth last., for the
above purtio-Flii freight or paaaage, apply to JOHN
D.ALLF.TTdI CO , 128 Walnut street. nos
FOR ANTWERP ..-Petre firat
, elms rbip UNCLE JOE, Captain Sewall, will
have immediate despatch for the above port.
Vorifs sight or passage, apply to WORKMAN dt
123 WALNUT street. ; ' nos
FOR ANTWERP The Al bark ETHER
Captain Prince, la, now loading for•thO above
p.• rt.
,128 freight brpassage, apply to WORK
MAN & CO. Walnut street. seil4
I JRCRASE—A centroboard
'Venal, suitable for grain trade. Not over thTee
Sears old. and not over 26 fe-t 4 Inches beam.
APO Y to .E1 . ./MIJAZi & soyDap. dr. CO" No. 3 Dock.
Tend 200 to 250. s register. o
for alilOnthern - port anti back to biladelphia..
FbriPartidularsApptyto StiIIJAER &Co.,
DociF stre e t Wharf.. not 4 t
17. tiNeLE3I)E,- Sewall, ter, -- ig-now dis
, under -general' order -at Shippeo street'
wharf. Consignein will please attend to the reception
of their 2 goons.' WIRGMT_A,
ptlEet. ,- , -
TON.—Con
siknees, of -.merchandise, per above steamer, will
Ples se send forttheir goods, now landingat Pine street
Wharf
.(rioa,3t) lit.bakTßY WINSOR 00,
S. SHINDLERan meager ro JOHN SH I siDLER
& SONS, Ball Makers, No. SOO North to (CLAWARE
A venue, Phiadelphia.
ri work done in the best manner and on the lowest
and most favorable terms, and warranted to give per
fect satis scrim.
Particular attention given to repairing.
EVENINq 1 0. 1, Fr-M - THILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER_ 5,1866
— .FOR isTEW 'le 0
criarte WareA%di "rah Caw.
The Philadelphia and New York kle - Praw
Seateribbistllleinatpaiii:
T t4oPallers , leave pauor kelt
lag IYall'l WItitIRP itekiw situ - burr stew
ran in 24 HOU
This Line e
connects with a RS. II :Northern and „raster
Transports4on Conapantesi: i Goods thrwardeddlrettiv,
all_pohats free oicolanaisslon.
1"e1411-
1 1K73. 8 . t a t fiiE a 00.
14 Booth Wharv e s
__, _
Plattsi=e..
• k A.Wlt,
117 Wall street. New york.
-1 /OKISAVICRNSaT - 03A.
The Philadelphia and ~Southern Mali
mretunablp Company's' Regular 'Lines, seoond wharf
bele* Spruce street: j)
The steamship TONAWANDA, Qtptiiin J. Tsai
for SAVANNAH, will commence receiving freight
DAYHUY, November 8, and sail on SATUR
eNovemberiOth.at 10 o'clock - A. a.. and *marl
alternate Saturday, thereaste —vizp.: - November S4th
December Sth, .11c. -
This steamer has tine State Booms and other so
con mcdations for nassengers.
Cabin Talmage, 120: Deck. dm. 010, -
Through tickets sold to the following points—Macon
Cla., sal; Lolumbus, Ga. 135_ ;_augusta.Ga., $27; Atlanta.
Ga.:434; 'Albany, Ga., PS; Montgomery, Ala., 111; Ea
tattle, Ala.. M. -
Freight taken at low rates.
Through receipt', given at through rates to Meech
Augusta Columbus, AtLanta, Ga.; Knoxville, (that.a
nooga. Nashville: Memphis. Tenn: Canton, Miss.
No ft - eight received or bills of lading signed on sail
ing day.
,A gents at Eavaniush, Hunter & Gam well.
For freight or passage, apply to
WM. L. YAM. General Agent.
• 314 South Wharves.
FOR NEW ORLEANSTDIItEOI.
THE PHILADELPHIA. AND 4.4011TE6
STEAsfst RIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
Id NE.
The wellknown fizatclass Steamship
STAR 01' UNIO N,
1.202 tons regbiter,T. TH N: .E llookzey. Master,
Will
secon c d o w m h m ar e f n bcel roewce bpr g uc i rhet
,f oonr
the
ZDvAYrat
tuber 30th, and sail on TUESDAY, Nov. eth, at 4
o'clock P M.
Returning, will leave NEW ORT•PA.NS on SATUR
DAY, November 17th.
This Steamer has superior State Rooms and other
accommodations for passengers.
Cabin passage pc); Deck do., 130.
Freight taken at low rates.
Freight received until 12 o'clock M. sailing day.
Agents at New Orleans, bienrs. Crevy, Nickerson ,
Co., who will give careful attention to shipmenttol
goods to balveston, Mobile, Vicksburg, and interior
points.
For freight or passage. apply to
WM. L. JAMES. General Agent,
814 iSouttt Wharves.
EMMY WINSOB & 00.,
Smt South Delaware avenue
WM P. CLYDE fi CO.,
14 North and 14 South Wharvea.
11311 A,
RAILROAD.
GREATRELINE„Emu
r • ”' Aft' ,1 To 'p
$
co r,-pmanibi
BYLMfrmANDTHE SOlnr-TaTua HEISQUAIMAN.
,A
-AND. wrozimo vAiadzsi
Time NoRTH NORTEMEBT - and 'the 'OARaAR.
WINTER eitanlomona pessaisozo
TRa_rss_, .oot. s use, bsi i i=tfaitm= DlAr b b
THSIP JratEppm and
MOM at the Mowing boars:
_ MORNING ACCOMODATIONR.
At 740 If. for Readbag and all intermediate Mal
bona.
Returning, leaves Reading at.,6.90 P. M., arriving ln
Philadelphia at 9.10 P.M. :
• -MOREIG =imam.
At Llli A. AL, Am R e ding 'faraway Manhibelli
Pine Grove, Traum Sy_ , M ,
A aim s.
port, : o .lllMtra, BOthester, Niagara palakEsowollen.
sown, Wilkeabarre, PitteramMalr
Tb.n ,
Ragerraren,
train connects at BEADING with Um 111m1
Penivania Railhead halm tbr Allentown, Ara
and the Lebanon Valley train ibr
_Harrisburg,
Sc.; at PORT CLINTON with Clatawimsa Railroa d
trains The Wilitavnitrialk •Haiwan:' at; at
ilwrgRUB.G th orthern Central, Cumberland
Valley, and Gchnylkill MeV Sarauana trains for
, Nortionnberland,Willieragany York , Otanabfurateg,
Pinegrove,
AlrElroo2i Illaralem •
LeavesEhiladelphia a sUM P. M. Am row.,
7111 e, • Harristsuy, 4101, connecting with and
Columbia 14..R.traMs ibr Goltwohla,-sea.l _
REAHLeIe AOOOMMODATHIN.
Leaves at LSO A. M., atorrignifit
lions; arrives In
hi
ad
at 9.40 A.; .
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 4.80 P. "mires
in Beading at 7.35 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harahan' at 11.10 A.
M. and Pottsville at 8.45 A. M., arriving in - Philadel...
phis at LOo P. AL Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg
at 3.10 P. M., and Pottsville at 8.45 P. AL; - arriving at
Philadelphia at e. 15 P.
Harrisburg accommodation leaves Heading at LSO
A. M. and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at 8.30
P. ht., arriving in Philadelphia at. 0.10 P. M.
Market train, with a Passenger car atiact3d. leaven
Philadelphia, at 72.46 noon fbr Reading and, all way
stadium; leaves Reading 11.80 A, M., and Downingtown
12.80 P. M. for Philadelp'ala and all way station's.
All the above trains run daily Bandara
Blandly' trains' leave Pottsville at 8..e0 e' 1 2 . e r i. ..
Philadelphia - and
at - 8.15 P. M ; leave Philadelphia, for
Reading at 8.00 A. M., returning from Reading at 4.35
P. M.
utosnut VALLEY RAILROAD.
rialleagara for Downingtown ana ustern - Adiateramie
take the 7.30 and 8.15 A. 31. and 4.30 P. N. trains from
Philadelphia. retarnlng from Downingtotvii at 7.00 A.
.'and l 4 EP 19002
NEW YORK EXPRI3B3I 808 Frrnasunea AND
Leaves New York at 7, 9 A. M.and &00 P. ILJnissinir
Reading at Los, 1L53 AIL. and 1.48 PM, and connect at
i l , enissylvanta, and Northern °antra]
Railroad Trains for Pift , burgli, Micago,
. Raltiraoro. &a.
Rurning, o n
Express Train hums Ear:Mum
arrival of Pennsylvania Ittpress fromPittsblitghat 3
and 9.05A.3L,9.15 P.M. passing Reading at CO ana
A. M. and 11.30 P. M. arriving at New York 10 A. M.,
and 2.45 P. M. Sleeping_ oft- rs accolapanying these
trains through between Jersey City and Pittsburgh,
wishout
.a - au train al for York lesves Hanisbarg at 2.10 P.
3iall train for Harrisburg leaves Now York at 15
:rum
SCHL-riankt, VALLEY na 7 1"
7.7alns leave Pottsville at 7,11.30 A. 31. and 7.15 P. IL
re:o_rning from Tamaqua at. 7.35 A. IL, and 1 . 40 and
4,13 P. M.
SCHUYIKELL ANDECOSQIIEHANNA -Arm s
Trains leave Auburn at 7.50 A. N. (or Plnegrove
'Hrrisburg, and at 1.50 P. fbr Pinnrove and Trr,
merit; returning from Harrisburg at 5.20P.11 . and Vora
Tremont at 7.85 A. H. and 5:25 P. H.
• 'T ICKET S.
Through distr.lass tickets and mignon ticker;
0
Cmatisa. all the principal polnla in the North and West ane.
The following tickets are obtalmth e only at the Office.
oa, Bradford, Treasurer, No. South Fourth stree t. Philadelphia, or of G. Monne. General Supe.lideno
ant, N.lnc._ _
001371113TATION 711111... , nTEL
At Bbper cent- disco= berween 'MY pinata decinq
for fa and firms.
Good for St,r o O ha roiloo,betw eE TlCar-El" '
at 11113 6° e
.
Oa: flisdlies and lima. eall
all
5431114'
BEABON TICKETS.
• For three, an, nine or • twelve znootbs, tor holden
only, to all paints at redo„ rd rates.
-
Batidityg on the line of the Road will be tornieited
with with cards, entitling thinneelves and WiVell to tickets ;I
XOVBSION TIMMS.
• Brom Philadelphia to principal et..ations. rood tor
Gatorday, Bruzda_y and Mbnday at redam to be
hail only at the =Let =oast an d .Mtv
bill ttreete.
FRIGHT.
Goods of all descriptdons E forwarded to all the above
end
Polli Willow streetta froth the COMPAILVII New Freight DOGS. EMI
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia daily at Sae A. M., 11.45 noon and
a p
Port Clinton. and all points beyond.
MAILS
Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all planes on
Ste road and its branches at 6 A. M., and for the pun.
Sinai Stations only- at &is P. M.
lam PHILADELPHIA, AND
voirt.noAD. 18 66.
great ae traverses the Mahan and N 0413
Lakwest e m
Er sties of Pennsylvania to the city of R rte on
ie.
It has been l eased and Is . operated bythe Pemeroq
par.la Railroa Company.
TIMM OP PASELNOSP MAIMS AT PEOZLAOIMpgrA.
ABEIVE /CASTIVAP.D.
Mrie Mall
A.
Erie illrpreas oD P. M.
LEAVE WZATIVIE.D.
Vie Mall Train P. m
Erie Mrprees Train.— M.
Bra:genie: Cars run on tirar - i; Ltd
Mrpreas raffle without change, both ways, balrEoez
Philadelphia and
NE W FORM OOSTITECT/ ON.
Leavo New York at 9.00 A.M., arrive at Erie 920 A. 411
Leave Erie at 4.4.5 PAIL, arrive at New York 4.10 P. hi
Megan; blevrling ears on all Night Trains.
Fof in iornaatton respecting passenger easiness apply
al corner TEI /AT/MTH and MAREATatreets,
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents:
b. B. Kingston, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
J. Reynolds; Errs
Wm. Brown, Agent, R. C. R.s„ Baltimore.
EL H. HOCB,
General Freight Agent Philade TON lnhia.
H. W. ciwomak,
General Ticket Agent. Pluledelphia.
- A. .1.,. TYLER,
1 General Superintendent, Brie.
zwEsT cuzaterme. AND
'19.„, PHIL
DELPHI!, • Arr•ttrlAD. VIA
lA.
WINTER. AKRANGEMENTO.
On .and after MONDAY, Oct. 15tb, 1665, the
trains will leavens follows:
_ - •
EST CW-S TRAINS
Leave Ph W ilade_lphia H far TER
West Chester ~
from Depot
Thirty-first and Market street; 7.50. A. M., Moe
2.3:44.45 and 6.15 P. M.
Leave-West (aware for Philadelphia. froM Depot en
E. Marketatreet. e. 30. 15.45 & M.. 1.65, 4,50 P. M,
Trainaleaving Cheater at 8 e3A.M. and leavina
Philadelphia at 4 .4
45 P. P. EL will not atop at Pennelton..
and will atop below B. O. }traction at Media only.
PENNELTON T.RAINS.
Leave Philadelphia ihr Pennelton 4.15 and 11.00 P. it.
Leave Pennelton for Philadelphia 8.47 A. M., 7.23
P. LC.
These Tralas atop at all intermediate Stations.
OZv STINDAYS—Ire Philadelphia at SAO A, M.•
and ZOO
Leave West Chaster 7.35 A. Di and 4.00 P ffi
ON OTTNILITB—The , West Philadelbbla Passenger
cars wil leave Eleventh and Market streets, half-a a
hour before the Train leaves the depot, and will leave
depot on the arrival of each train to conveypassengers
Into the city.
Trains leaVing Philadelphia at 7.50 A. H. and 4.45 E
Hi, and leaving West Chester at 8.1.1) A. hi, and 4.50 P.
NG. connect at B.C. Junction with Trains on the P. and
B. C. R. B. fbr Oxford and Intermediate points.
jlipp - Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
cniy 'as Baggage, and the Oompany will. net, in stny
=se, be responalble ihr an amount exceeding one tam
ired dollarit_jinless a special contract la made for tanue. tEmstrßY WOOD. General Superintendent
PITTSBURGH. 00L131133T11
AND CINCINNATI BAILROAI
THE PAN HANDLE ROUTE Tnsrweßn.
crwhig to the great distance saved by PB BOUT
the eoverrunenc has assigned to It the carrying of thE
U. S. him, to the Principal Mies of the West and
South% est.
THERE REMO iHrr ONE CHANGE OF CARS
prm EEN PHILADELPHIA. AND CINCINNATI
AND RUT TWO TO ST. LOUTS.
PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE WiLLARRIva
IN CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. CAIRO ANI3
dv. LSEHOF&N
Di ONEB. TRAIN IN ADVANCE OF ANY
Passengers leaving Philadelphia at 11.50 A. M. will
arrive at Altoona in the evening for sapper, where
Woodruff 's Celebrated Palace state-Roomkileeping
Can will be attached, and run through . to Columba!
without change, avoiding changing cars at Pittsburgh
at midnight, a comfort never before afforded to the
traveling community.
Be sore to purchase tickets "VIA, STEUBEN
viT,Tar," at
PENNHYLVANTA.R.AiimnAD OPTION
Cornea' Thirtieth and Market Streets,
- • a. F. SCULL,
Gfewl Ticket Agl. Steubenville, O,
JOHN H.,HTT.T.PTE Gear/ Eastern Pass. A_Vt.
ork.
526 BroadwaP. New Y
JOHN DURAND, earn Butal. fai44,l •
Pcuissylvania Railroad Office, 631 Ca sssisitit street; -
and Thirtiett aril Market stzeets.-West phwidelphis.
• - FOR NEW YORK.—RABITAN
I Ai •• AND' - DELAWARE 33 IX RAIL.
. Oln erry..foot of VINE. at., Philadelphia.
9A. 31—E.xprees for Long Brmach, New .1 ork. and
intermediate points.—' • • ' •
• SP. M-• Freight for New York and Way Stations.
Goods delivered' at — CoroNny's Depot,- 320 North
Wharves, Philadelphia, by, 4_,P, M., forwarded by thia
line; arrive in New York at g ceeloek next morning.. ;
The Passenger Steamer Jesse Hoyt leaves Pier 32
North River, foot of. Duane- street, N. Y., at /1. H.,
for Philadelphia Epress.' - • •
Freight receive:tat Pier 32 North River. N. t,br
4.30 P. M. wilt be ready for deliVeri• .1 4 Phll #4alsmua
early the following morning:
Fells TO NEW YOBH 0 0.
Tick et Oflice?irinb Streestl'erry,
For thither Information apply to Company's agehts.
R. H. CHIPMAN, Frelg Oflice and Depot,
North WE ARVBB, Phllad phia.
J. B. BURC;Pier.O North River, foot of DUANE
Street. A ew York. Fr
deOlphia,Nneal CH e E g :3 h T t N UT
S P t •
r aenger Office, Phila.
W. N. CLAYTON,
' Superintendent Bed Bank. N. J.
Am'F Y,
General Freight Agent Reid H
Bank, N, J.
T. BhENT SWRARINGEN,
General Agent, Philadelphia.
a ell JEW&
tl• 7
___:. NORTH naIIIII2IYLVANIA. 111
. ...- ....... . - IL—TH/C • =ODIN ROUX/L..
sin . - t . •• . direct Una tolitown
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Whtte llllrell
Milano CIO, and all point/ la th y Leah and WPOi
ming Opal Reglons
Passenger Depots hi /Made) . '
THIRD street
above ThompSon; and corner of ,
4 AMMO ,
CAN streets - ..,••• '
BIIN3iNEt Altsaatilldegaz
-- ltiltlP. DAILY TRAINS. • _
On and after Monday, lliayaisalBe6;Passtmger trains
leave the Depot,.Thi stre s t, abT9-PaWalielallY
(Sundays excepted),
..._ AT 7.80 A.. AL-1-xcantag"Expretsaat ' and
maa i'llainniZin eri•Ner th :RoullylVanda Ball.
road. oe a t ' on
lmn, Lehigh :117111 , 111
Railroad for Allemosest,Ottazan= o rhoungtonaz "01
veiChMikWeatheririzesion Zane Ha-
Lell)gh and Wytntunieni • hl annac a n 1 :4 1
.liehatjr lifsth=osi4 Ihr and
ithio, 3othanzeilty
with wham Oa Raped, Dia
and Wilibus=.3 Arrive at Mama emir 11.45 A.
at.
WiLk.__ al at sun P. 114 at aim Mg
P. L at. ' Pa s s engers by, Ws train min Wiz She 'Lehigh
, WM/ Train ,. CAD at am iIL lbs. Bas.
ton and poin son io4mm Centro Balboa 10
New YOng. _ •
AT ILO A. 110.-Asonziammarn. Or DoNaGoWn,
stopping at all intermediate Btatkt....._us. Pain e= la
, WthoW Orove, Hatboro' and ...a/mmHg, IN train,
mice .Stage at Ohl Turk Bowl. .i - •
AT 10 A. M. — Aromrninsel.tlen. 10S IMO Wirahlng.
) so, stoppys at ail Interraedbosißations._
At 2.8 Accommodation for Do Motown, Spy;
Ping' at intermediate staticant. •
stage at-Doylestown:or New Hope. - • _ tape
AT Lie P. 2 ,, i.--levrming &Emu Ibr Bethlehem and
Praillitil'Ettatiels On Um North _ ija t ata Bar
' road,_maMng come connessonat 'Arta'.
with Le.
lii,gh Vatiey Train for Easton, waling there ICAO P.
'om romancers Air Plainfield, 13onterville and other
points on New Jersey Central RR. take N.J.C. Train
Batt Easton, which arrives In Newstage Yerk at to P. M. Pas.
for Boomtown take orth
and lor Naisareth aoßethbasess and forat .13f
GreenviW al es. lle a
AT 4.15 P. AL—AcccennuMMon, no_ esiewst,
stopping at all intermediate Stations , rsuengsb an
WiVow Grove,
..
.liathom' and HartsvMe take stage at
Abington t for IMElDenri.a. it DOYlestomy
AT 5.15 P. M.—Through Actionmoeustion. for Beth.
lEhettri and all Stations on main line of North Penturyl.
=Ms Railroad, Connoting at Bethlehem with
_Lehigh
Valley BVenlng Train for Allentown.• Manch mimosa,
AT 0.15 P. 31 .—Accuaunodatton, m Lansdale, stop
w ag at all. t.t.-rmestatssitations. _ •
At 11 P. IL Accommodation for Port washbowl.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
P LeaVe Betide:testi at LIE A. 151.. and 12.253 L; and OM
. ti.
12.25 tram makes direct corm oetton with Lehigh Val.
ley trains from
i Easton Wilkesbarre, Mahoney City,
Hazleton, and arrives n Philadelphia at 2.80 P. IL.
Passengers leaving Wilketharre at Ll 5 P. EC.,ocoinemi
at 1-trti - lchem at 625 P. M., and arrive In Philattelphi,
at e. 40 1... IL
'eave Doylestown at 6.40 A. N. Ll 5 and 5. 80 P. lit;
Leave Lansdale at c A...M.
Lsava Fort Washington at 10.50 and LOP. II
ON SUNDAYS.
et tit•Xelphia for Bethlehem at 0 A. N.
railadelphis for
_/aylestown at 220 P. N.
Deylentown for Philadelphia at 7.20 A.M.
II ethithein for Philadelphia at 420 P. N.
..-Ifili and Sixth Streets Passover Ca
misers to and from Berke Street Depot. n cony 7 pas
White Cans of Second and Third Streets Line otinVO
porregners to Third Street Sepot.
Tickets moth° rocuredat theTicketolll TIMID
meet. or street` in order to secure the A..„. lowert
iatth of dm. ELLIS
B CLARE,
ill umas's Bs,B ?express nllll3ll ftr anti - 4So
_aa•sge at the ot.
ooze, No. Ili South THIRD tarem
• .
a °Aft
DIEN - AND AILI3OY and PRIMA;
1:4e./.r-11 178 • THE RA 00.1d
p.A.,NIna I,uN from Philadelphia to New York, anti
way places, from W STREIEEP WHARF,
wlll leave as follows, via: its At SA. X, via Camden and AnaboYiAccard., is 20
At sA. M., via Camden and Jersey CiE t ErPreen, 800
At 2P. M. via Camden and Aniboy resa, 8 oil
At 6.00 P. 14., via Camden and Am- 1 c ass. 220
bt y. Accon. and Ai Emteren_,t I2d class 180
sA. AL, and 5.00 P . M. Nor Mount RoL, Emma.
vine, Pemberton and Vincentown . At A.M.. arid
2P. 211. ibr Freehold.
tt 5 sad 10 A. IL 12 M. 4,15,0, and 11.20 P. 21.dt:it Ash
Lonse, Palmyra, River am , Program, Delanco,
Beverly, Edgewater, Burlington, Florence. Borden.
town,. The 10 A. ?Land P.M. lines runs clh•em
through to Trenton.
LENEE, FROM 111111NliaNGTON DEPOT will /nave
AI follows •
At ll A. M., LSD, B„es P: lid and 12 P.M. (night) via
Thesington and Jersey City Bapreaa. herslll 00
6.45 P. M. Line will run &ally. All others Bun.
CATS excepted.
At7.V and Mee A. _ ,M. 8, 8.80, 4.20,5 and 8,45 P.-AL. Sad
12 midnight, for .Dristol. Trenton. din.
At 2 and 10.15, A. M., 12 711., 8, 4,5, and BP. M. tox
Cornwella.Torrisdale,Hcameab , Tacony.Wlsaino.
ming, Bridetbarg and and at /0.15 A. X.
fur Bristol. Bchencks, Eddinmn and 8 P.M. for
Holm esburr and intermadhiteons.
RFINEDF.2.IB DELAWARE RAILROAD, dir the
Del.tvare River Valley, Northern Pennsylvania, and
New York State, and the Great Lakes. Two through
trainv daily (Sundays excepted) fromßemington De
pot, as follows: -
At 7.30 A. M. and 2.80 . P. M, ihr Nlarra rglls, Eat
0:30. Cananuatsua.aran" t h o'" Owego.
RteL ester, mug Upton,A Oswego, Syracuis, Great
Bend. Montrose, Wilkesharre Scranton, Stroudsburg,
Water Gap, Belvidere. Easton, Lambertville, Elem.
rirtenotc. The 3.21 P. M. Line connects direct with
he Train leaving Easton far Mulch Chank,-Allen
town Bethlehem. &n
At 5 P. M. tor LaugantvißeandintermediateStationa
&se ton
AO - For New Depot York, and Way Lines leaving Ben
, take the n street, above
Wallin, half an hour betoreorta o
dePartnrFiltha The cam run
Into the Depot, anu on arrival of each Train, run from
!he Depot.
A n aadional Ticket Office is located at No. 533 Ches.
rrat Etreet. ti Continental Hotel, . where tickets to New
Nark and all-important points North and Zest, may
to procured. Persons purchasing Tickets at this
Chnce, can, by leaving orders. have their baggage
checked at their residences, by Graham's Raggao
Kure =s ,
Patty Yolanda of IMegage only, allowed eachTissen
gcr. Passengers are prohibited from taking anythim
aa br. - -,gage but their wearingagaeL . All baggags
over may pounds to be paid for The Company
limit their rmponsibility for Winne to Otte Dollar pea
pound. and will not be liable for any amount beyond
Ma, .r.cent. by special contract.
LIZv FROM NEW YORK FOR PTIMADELP
Win leave from foot of Cortland street, at 12 Mont
aP. M. via jersey City and Camden. At 7 and It
A. M.. 6 P, M. and 12 Night via Jersey City and. Rem
aington. - _ -
Prom Pier No. IN. River,at SA, M. and 2, 4 P. M
ra Amboy and Camden.
afizsgui., TOWN PIL PHILADELPHIA ,
PH1%914111E nr-
Itz . val.) TagE TABLE.-On and aher THURS
DAY , November 1,1866, until farther notice.
FOR IikahLs..NTOWN.
leave Philadelphla-6, 7. 8,9, 10. 11, 12 A. M.;l, 2,
3.15,135 . 4. 5, 5:4i. 6.10, 7,8, 9 10, 11,12
Leave Germantown- 6, 7. 7311, 8 8.1, 9, 10,11. 12,A. M.;
1,2, 3,4, 4.%, ti, 61i, 7,8, 9, 10, 11 P. 3f.
e 6.20 down train, and the 33; and 5X up trains
will not atop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9.15 , minntes A. M.; 2,7, and
Leave Germantowns 16 A. if.; 1,6, and 91,i' P. M.
CHESTNITT-BLLL
Leave PI iladelphha--6,- 8, 10; 12. A. M.; 2, 374", 571, 7,9
and P. AL
beavo Chestnut-Hill-7.10 minutes,„l3, 9.40, and 11,40
A. 11.; I.s 0, 3.40, 5.40, 640. L4O and 10.40 P. AL
Otv SUDAI S
Leave Philadelphia-915 N minutes A. M.; 2 and 7
P. M.
3. cave Chestnut Hlll-7.50 minutes A. M.; 12,40,5.40,
and 9 2s ro mutes P. M.
Flat CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 8.35, 11.05, A. AL; 1.15, 3.435,535,
6.15, 8 es and P. M.
Leave Norristown-5.40,7. 7.60, 9.11 A. 31 - .; 135, 435.63-
and 8 P. M.
'1 he 0.6 P. M. train will atop at Falls, School Lane,
wissabiegon, Manayunk, Spring 311113 and tlonatto
hceken tlly;
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia -9 A. M,; 2.34 and 645 P. X.
Leav e Norristown-7A. M.. 5 and 83‘ P; M.
- R MANAYUNIi.
Leave .Philadel F ph O at-6, L 35,11.05 A. AL; 43i
6.15, 805 ana 1134 P St. , 5 14,
leave Dianyunk-6,10, 734, 8.20, 934, 1134 A. M.; 2,5,
tuos 83; P.M,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-ill A. M.; 23i; and 6,4 5 P. M.
Leave liana, A AL, SN, and 9 P... 11.
W. S. WILSON, General Superintentlent,
nOl ' Depot, Ninth and Green streets.
WAtiT JERSEY RAILRO AD LINES, from foot, of Mu•ket street
Ib6
p 4
• • y ,1 I .8 • . • :
. .
LEA. VIC PHILADELPHIA AS FOLOWS:
For Bridgeton, Salem, .111111 ville. and all intermediate
stations,n BA. M., Mail. 3.30 P. M.. Passenger.
For Wrodbury.s A. M., 130 P.M, and 6 P. AL
FOr Cape 11 ay at 330 P. M.
.ttTNING TILALF LISAVE
Wpodbury at 7.15 M., 840 M. and 4.54 P. M.
Bridgeton at 7.05 A. M. and 3.20 P. M. Freight 6.30
P. M.
603• m Et 650 A. AL and 305 P. M. Freight 5.45 P. M.
Millville at 6.55 A. M. and 3.08 P. M., Freight 6./0
Cape Hi ay at 1145 A. M. Passenger and Freig: ht.
1R.11011 . 1' will be received at Second Covered
Wharf below Walnut. street, from 7 A. DL until 5 P. M.
Freight received before 9 A.-M.-will go forward the
same day.
FRI4ItIIIT DELIVERY, No. 228 IIOCTM DELA.,
THE -WFST JERSEY-EXPRICSS•OO.ISIPANY
Attend to all the usual branches or, express, baelne.s.
A S , telal Messenger scow:v.4llw Ruh through train. -
Ofh foot of hterket stteet, oonadelptUe.- -
eo •
TO' 2.E.A.ll.ll.l,lgy.,64aneraPAAgt.
,
1 .•-• .•!•• PRILADKLPMLA. , BALT/
, ' • - " ROBB CENTRAL
ABT A E R • urt .0 a:v. GEZKNINTS. AIITER
MONDAY, Oct. 15,1eca, the 'Trains , leave PhD&
deals, from the Depot •of the Wept 'Chester &Phila
delphia Railroad. Corker' orrairti-ltrat and... Market
streeto, (West phliada at 7.50 A: it., and4.4sP. M.
Deave Rising Ben, ait.s.ee,and OzfOrd. at 6,36 A. Id..
and leave Oxibal at 8.25 P.-M. - -
A Market Train with Passenger Oat attached, will
run on.
A.t Bridays. K
ennett Sun
-at 11.15 M., at 1100 MI; god Kt 1.00
•F. ht., connecting at West atmcw.:Zanctlon with a
Train Or , Pniumelphia, On Wednesday and Satar
etas trains leave ,P,lttlacialphin at 2.30 P. 1-. nut
through to Oxford.' - •
•. The Train leaving rhiladera at 7.60 A...M. eon
neois at Oxford with a daily' e,of Warm for Peach
Bottom, in lamasteroomMy. Returning leaver; Peach
Bottomto connect - at Oxfbrd with the Af ternoon. Train
for Philadelphia.
duThet :id raiPhiladelphia Tn leaving at 4.45 tons to Rising
ta
ern are allowed to take Wearing Apparel
only, an a rgue, and the Company will notice any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one hurt-
Bred dollars. unless atr•otal• contract be made for the
Crane nahle mtuOß• • :If WOOD. Oen% *IP%
WIL H. GATM:En. Agin%
MM3l.wc:}l, Sap%
Milik ro clugAD
Aza,
juvra iggrThiggpl im
iun t
TABLE.—congraencing MONDAZ
-July. 2d, ISM' : Trains will leave , Depot-- corner=
Hhatd street and Washington-awraWarthillOWsf.,2
Hapreas Train, at a chin g .A.M. (Mtauladm , escePted);
Ibr Balttinore and Waton, 'topping - at' Cheater.
ton,r_Nem.r.k, ElktonNortheass, •Perryville.
Ha nee. Abardeeni parmswe,
Chase's and Elterruthwa Ban.' . - • - r -
WAT-roall_lyahl at 8.15 , n."- 4 1tiktaiiiiir ex"
, toin. Pr asaitinnire, , Vengaill-regalarstations
berweeo Pldladel Ida and Baldmore. , •
Delawareß.B. 11.A.M.(Stindays are-eined),Aor
- ErinceteAnne. Milf b rd and interetediate mgons.
train at 11.45 A. M. (BoadaYir esslePind) for
Bal.= " me and Washington, . -•—
_34l)re:a Train at 8.00 - P.M.' W ‘ . 6, 4 — i'llsoltnitedXfor•
Baltimore and Watsbitostorti.stopping at Chester,
Gann ol3 l - _, Newark, Parton•-filOrth-linst,,
Perryville,' haottrace, Aberdeen. Per Well,
/G a ew oo4l ._ Magno li a, Cassels and Stemmer's
night nzlnetla at , /LOOP.M.for BaninaggeandWasitt
n. •
imibasf troin Baltimore, for Ammo
=aurae; oribinglityPoint imd.Bichmontwill fah*
the 11.45 _ ,• p - •
WHADINGTO _ AOOOIdMODATiON TRAM.
stoPPingat ell nations between Philatielpilst add
Leave Philo:de/phi& at 9.00 iLli,/740,4.9.,! and
P. M. The '4,80_ • 14.. train connects Vim - the -Dela:
ware Railroad for 'Harrington and intermediate its.
Lew's/ Wilminigeak 5.80, 715 and end.
8,80 Pal • - •
The 7.15 A. M, ftSin - will not itOP atitatiatibetWeea
Chrsier and:Philadelphia. , _ _
Trains for 'Newcastle legva . rnuadel
I phia St 9.00 A:
LaoandB.ooP.lL • •
TEMCIDGIL TILSHINBROIf;
:Derive No HßS rart at I.l.ooJalL,Lts and Imo , •
FOB PHILADELPHIA:
Uwe , (limner at. 7a3; 7 . 55 ,1044 and , /L 409 •
48. 5;10.7.26 and 1046 P. IL - • - ,
' Prom Baltimore to hia—Leave Eallimarn
7.25 A- 31., Way Mall. 9.20 A. , Eames. 1.10 P. IL.'
Erpress. 6.85 P. 31.,
Dress. 845 P. IL, Brpress.
Tra. ins for Ballintorn - leave Cheater . at 4,49 and B.lBr .
A. M., and 8.98 P. - -
Trams for-Baltimore leaveWilmingtenat Lin, and
9.88 A. M.. and 4.15P.M.
httrama with passenvi , hot attached will leave
Wngton *for- PerryvEle and intermediate stations
at 6.65 Y. M. Leave Baltimore for Havrsde-Grace
and intermediate Stations at Log P. IL Leave Perry
ville for Wilmington and intermediate stations at 4.20
A. 31., connecting at Wilinington with the 7.15 train for Philadelphia
uNDAY MUDD& '
littpreos Train S
at 4.15 A. EL far I/shin:arra and Waish-
ElktoW.•on, stoppling at Chester, Wilnaingten, Newark,
ortheast, Perryville, lea, Aber
deen rerryman's, Magnolia, t'hane's and Inemmer's
Bain:
Night Fsprma 1100 P. M. for Baltimore. and Waah
'Won.
Accommodation Train at 11.30 P.M.; fop Wilmington
and Intermediate Stations.
11A_LT12102.E pop, p9ELTLADELpHrA.
Leave Baltimore at 8.25 P M. stopping at Havre do
Grace, PerryvilleatuiWumingtasa- Alsostops at Elk. -
ton and Newark(to take passengers for Philadedobla
and leave passengers from Washington . or • Baltimore)
and Chester to leave passengers' from Baltimore or '
Washington. .
Acannodation train will leave Wilmington fosPhtf,
irdelphts and Intermediate Stations at 6.80 P. M.
H. B. Egoists; r", -
RENNSYLVANLA. CE.NTEAL
4. RAILROAD. -
ALL ARRANGEM.
The trait sf the Pennsylvania Railroad
!cave the Depot, at Thirty first endanet streets,
which is reached directly by the cars of the Market
Sm. et Passenger Railway Those of the Chestnut and
Walnut Streecl ailway run within one square ofit. '
UN SUNDAY S.-1. he Market Street Lars leave
Eltventh and Market streets 45 minutes before the
departure of each train,
A.NN's BAG-GAGS FXPRESS will call for and
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at the office,
No. cu estn ut street will receive attention. ,
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ.:
DAY 8APRE,,e.8.... ... __. at 9.00 A. II:
PAULI ACcOIL. Nos. - 1
& - 10.-_0 A. M.&tL2O P. M.
FACT 1.1 - NE ct. ERIE RIU'RBSS...— -at 1200 M
PARKSBURG TRAIN
........at LOO P. „IL
Reataus KCMG at 2.30 P. 2f.
L.AR CASTER ACCOM-- 4.00 P. M.
PI PI'S BURGH & PRIM 900 P. M.
PHILADEDPIELELEXPRESS ... ----at MOO P. M
ittaburgh s & Brie Mai/ leave . ;
.dauiy, except day.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily, ea cept Sunday. 1
ssengers by .bAY EXPBES..4 go to WilliamsoOrt
withcut ebange of cars, and arrive at Lock Haven at
S.IOP. 2L "
Pareengers by • DAY. EXPEE% go to Carlisle and
Samhersbrug without a change of cars.
leeping Car Tickets can be bad on appliCation at
the Ticket Office, M. Chestnut street..
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ :
CVNC.USNATI at IL4O A. M.
PHILADR.LPEISA. . " 710
P.A 011 ACCOM., Nos, I dr. A.M.; 710 P.M.
PA RESEIjH G
_. at 920 A. M..
LA NCA STER TRAIN - " /140 P.M,
FAsT LINE ... .. " 1.10
DAY EXPet,N.S. "•;5.50 "
HARRISBURG A -- C -- 0521 " 9.50 "
Philadelphia Express arrive/ashy:except Monday.
t inch:mad F,xprms arrives dady, AM other trains
daily except Sunday
Passengers leaving - Lock Haven - at 7.00. A. 'AL.and
WiLiamsport at &40 M.,. reach Philadelphia, with
on: change of cars, from Winla sport, by - Day Ex.-
press, at 6.50 P.. 1% . -
'I he Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
mine any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Appa
rel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dol
lars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in
value, will be at the risk of the owner, realm taken by
ape-Jai contract-
For further it fbrmation, apply to
J c. 132: C. ALLEN. Ticket Agent, 631 Chestnut . str.eet.
SAMUEL H. NVALMACE r icker Agent at the Depot.
AN .E3LIGRANT Tears runs daily, except Sunday.
For thlPparticulars as to tare and accommodation.,,
apply-to - - FRAN' CD-- FUNK, 137 Dock • treet
TO P I.lr•A RUBE TRAVELED,
THE SHORTEST ROUTE
TO
NIAGARA F A T.T.a
CAd`A.WISSA RAILROAD,
Connections immediate and sure,
Sosnel7 resurPasSeil.
Trains leave Ph elphia Nofrom road so tree from dust,
ilad .
PHILADELPILLS. AND - READING RAILROAD
EPOT, -
THElPtaßee.v D .a. AND CALLOWHILL.
at 8.15 A. M., - NIAGARA FALLS'
at om s reaching Williamsport without change of car,
P. AL (supper), amving at Niagara Falls at 9.55 A. 31. '
Bleeping Car th-roughfrOM Williamsport to Rochester
without change
i&V - Passengers remaining over night at Williams-
Nort can resn.mejourney next morning at 7.3s,reaching
iagara Falls at 8,40 same evening.
. Ask for tickets via Catawissa Railroad, which can be
Procured at the Company's office,
CHM:3MM street
under Philadelphia Ba_nk, and opposite the Ctistc , urt
House• and at eD pot, T.R.DRTEE2,III and CAT.T ow..
HILL streeta. N. VAN HORN,
1y.19-tf General Passenger. Agent
THE FAVORCPE STE IMBOA.T
--- JOHN A. WA.RNER. for Burlington.
and Bristol. Leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf, at 2P. M. Returning leaves Bristol at 7.10 A. ,
M,, stopping each way at Riverton, Torresdate, An
dalusia and ,Beverly.. Fare, 25 cents. Excursion,
cents.
tid
calo._
,
lAEGAIL
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR TEM'
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA:—
IN TPIC 3.T4TTER OF THE 4SSIGNED ESTATE
OE THE UNITED SLATES ANNUtTY AND
TRUST COMPANY.—Tne Auditor appointed by the
said Court to audit, settle and adjust the first account of
JOn,RUA SPERING. sequestrwor and assigner of the
flitted States Annuity and Trust OomPany of Phila.
delphia," and to repnrt eistribution of the Balance in
the bands of the accountant. will meet the parties-
In , eres , ed for tde purpose of his appointment. on
NVEDNESDAY, the fourteenth day of November A.
D. ,186 , ' at 4 o'clock P. M., et his office, No. 45 WAL
NUT street, in the City of Philadelollia. ,
BENJAMIN R. JELAINES
Auditor.
cr,fm,bV
TN '1 B E COURT OF COMMON. PLEAS FOR TEEM
CI t AND COUNTY OF PHIL ADELFHIA.--
ATHAV S vs, SKINNER.FI. Fa.. Jane, .I.S6St Nos,
76, 77, 78,x:9 and ltd. The - auditor appointed to dia.
tribute lie proceeds paid into court of sale of personal
ptoperty under the aoove writstof execution, will
meet the parties interested at his office, No. LIS Sontla
SIXTH. street, Philadelphia on TUE DAY, Novera•
ber 'l:3tb, 1566, at three o'clock P. N.
JA,ILES W LAT rA,
Auditor.
ocsl-w.fm,st~
Tie. THE _ORPHAN'S'. COURT FOR THE CITY
AND comqvi OF pnir. A DELPRIA.--Zstate of
JOHN 3.IEOEIE, deceased.—The Auditor _appointed
by the Court to audit.settle anC adJust the seventh and
final account bf JOPHLk BOP.rE,. JOS ECPII L
GEBSOLL and ADOLPH A.T.ORlF,Executors of the
last ;will of JOHN J. RORIE deceased, and to Report
distribution' of the Balanee in the hands of
cotuttante t will.meet the partiesinterested forth -
Pose of lus 11PP:ointment, on M.O.NDAY the tw
day of November. 7.85 at 4 o'clock, at his office. NO.
220 South FOURTH street, in the City of Philadelphia.
T oo
JAMES W. PAUL, Auditor.
'IN THE OHANS' COURT FOR THIC CfTY AND
COUNTYOF PRIT. 40 - )ELparA, Estate et
JACOB TONES. deceased. Notice Is hereby given
that4CANNA JONES, the widow of said decedent,
having filed in the Chnit's office her pe4tion, to which
she Slake to ne allow edtloo In - money out of the estate
of said decedent, in pursuance of the act ef April le,
1851, andthesupplements thereto,and that the said pe•
Mien wilt b> approved and granted by said court on.
SATUB.t)AT, November DU, iSdr., Unless exceptituta
be filed thereto. ED A.RD. PAXSMT„,
..0c29.3n4.4t 4.ttorney for Petitioner.
...
AiETAIZ OF WILLIAM* E.HAkitiTibi. deceased..., ;
A:r 'Letters or Administration upon the - Testate °flat&
demieet having been granted to the underaigeen,- all
persons indebted to the add' estate will please make r
payment, and these having claims will 'present the
same to It AMY MANNUAI, AdrOlnistrattlx , m 8
Francis street; or to berAtterney, THOS. fiRADFCinfa
DIVI6IIT, 2V2Sonth Fifth street ocs,raists
E s itL E . o4,llll. 4sl% l l - ifgg esKi f e ,
redrist, having been grandtotri_e- undersigned, at
persons indebted to said estate ard - requested: to in itka
payment, andthose having Oat as• to - make-them
known without dth elay to RD WARD N.,WRIGHT, No.
lis Walnut street, .1". AUSTIN RPRNDER NO. 423
Walnut street, Execs:dors: oggnlgo,
k OST OR ,11[111airAID:-s-v-,
7 OBT OR II,ELE — TE - 11.1).—Trartirlics Nos.
:14 55 Bruin. for .trio efitties -!each of the. American- ,
Exploring ' o rePalkY.cli_. ,- 1 14 1 . itde ) P444 tagginefer ° - C
whlt la bite been stOppeo. .--, •to • ;-.- ; —,-
- The finder will pie.see give information
TE .
No.ll 43°° PhO .P ad rult & RA
elphia G Erellang . 0-..
(1111 LATIN, T&PIOCA .AICD BaGO,--ComoaSeatels
x -It Gelatin, Me Tapioca and Eastlndia Pearl Gage
landing and for tale by .-J.B. B ilU alllß a CO '11113"`
Delawardlivenua