Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, November 23, 1866, Image 7

Newspaper Page TextCHESS COLUMN O? THE lILLADELPIIIA EVENING B 1 FRIDAY, November 23, 1866. All communications for this column must be directed "Chess Editor of EVENING Thmiarrug," and should reach the office, at 'latest, on Thursday morning. All Problems lutist be accompanied by the solution and name of the composer. Answers to Correspondents. " SWINDLE O'GIBBET."—Our last ' week's problem is one of the best of its kind. Mr. F—'s version of the same idea is as fol- WHITE. BLACK KatKR2 KatKKtsq QatQ6 PatKR2 RatQß6 PatKR3 RatQßs PatKR4 PatKR5 KtatQs PatK B 2 BatQ2 PatKß3 BatK2 PatKß4 PatKKt2 PatKßs White to mate in eight moves with pawn, and without capturing any pawns. The solution runs as follows : 1. R to B 8 (ch) K to Kt, 2 2. Q to B 8 (eh) K to Kt 3 3. Kt to K 7 (ch) K to Kt 4 4. Rfromß 8 toB 6 Ptoß 6 5. P to Kt 3 P to R 5 6. P to Kt 4 P to R 4, 7. QtoKKt 8(ch) Ktoß 3 8. P to Kt 5 mate. " STITDENT."—The remark of George Wal ker's, that, " after the Rook, Chess ceases," means, that if any player who cannot de fend himself at the odds of the Rook cannot really be called a Chess player. Out of every thousand people who play the game, per haps not more than a, dozen overcome the Rook, and certainly not over two or three the odds of a Knight ; and a player who re ceives but the pawn and two moves, may already be considered really a fine player. Philidor, at one time, received the Rook , from his preceptor, Legalle, and the immor tal :La Bonrdonnais, for some time, actu ally received the odds of a Queen from Har ry Wilson, and afterwards for a long time received the pawn and two moves from his countryman, Deschanpelles. "N. W. 4 BALTIMOBE,"—The highest cir culation ever attained by any Chess maga zine, was by the Schachzeitung, in 1851, when it had 800 subscribers. We do not think that the Chess Monthly ever had. more than 500 subscribers, so that from this you can easily gather that a Chess Column in a well-known paper has from fifty to a hun dred' times as many readers as any Chess periodical. "J. Lowuarritem."—The book of the Con gress of 1862, which you obligingly sent us at that time, came safely to hand. [From the Chess Player's Magazine.] End•Glalme No. 47. BY MR. HORWITZ. BLACK. r /,7 gig " 7 // A al ..„, IV _ A _ A Va 4 a ja- - - / / A v r, rff ' J . v.A White to play and draw. Solution to•End-Game Ho. 46. BLACK. 1. PaKt (Comimlsory, as Black threatens P to Kt 7 (oh), and Kt to K 4 or Kt to B 5.) 1. P to Kt 7 (ch) B to R 4 or (A) 2. K tci Kt sq PtoKt7 (If 3. BtoQ 8, then B B and BtoK Kt 4 winning.) _ _ _ 3. BxBP 4. P to Kt 8 (Bishop) (If he , claims either Queen or. Rook, Black forces stalemate by P to Kt e(Q) (oh) and B x P (oh); and if a Knight is called for, then B to Q 7 is decisive.) BtoQ7 6. B to K 6 (ch) K to Kt 6 6, BtoKs(ch) Ktoß6 -7. BtoQs(ch) K toK 6 8. K P Btoß6 9. BfronaQstoß2 KtoQ7 10. B from R 2 to Kt sq, and wins. (A) 2. Btoß2 3. BtoKs B to Q sq or (B) 4. Btoß4 Btoß3 5.8t0R6 BtoQsq 6. PtoKt7 Btoß2 7. P Queens B to R 7 (ch) 8. Ktoß2 B to Kt 6 (ch) 9. Q a B (ch) P x Q 10. K to Kt sq, and wins. (B) 4. Btoß4 5. B to IC O. P to Rt 7. P (Rooks) (11'P Queens, then P to Rt 8 (Q) (ch), 8. B Q, B to B 7 (oh), 7. K xB, P Queens (oh), and forces stalemate.) , 7. B to R 7 (oh) B to Kt 8 (oh) B B K to R 7 8.Kt082 9. K to B 3 10. K x B 11. P to.Q 5 (P to R 6 follows on K to B 2„) 11. Ptoß 6 12. I; to ' Q 6 P to K Kt 8 (Qs) 13.RaQ KxR 14, PtoQ7 Ptoß7 15. P Queens P to R 8 (Qs) 16. Q to Kt 5 (ch), and wins. CHESS IN PHILADELPHIA. Game N 0.1517. A fine example of the odds of the Knight between Messrs. Reichhelm and Hoskins. (Remove W7iite's,Queen's Knight.) (Beans' Gambit) W. (MB. Exit:mm.4f.) B. (MB. Hosirors.) 1. PtoK4 P to K 4 2.Ktt083 • QKttoß3 3. Btoß4 B to B 4 4. PtoQKt4 'BaQIKtP S.PtoQB3 'BtoQR4 6. Castles (6. Qtoßt 3 may be played aronce; it is preferable, however, to castle first.) (This defence is at least as good as the more usual one of. KKt to 83, and also avoids the embarrassing,attack' resulting from 7. Kt tog Kt 5.) - 7. QtoQKt3 .(It is an open question whether this move or 7. P tag 4 yieids the most endinink tack. Especial attention was first Called to this line of play by,Mr.', Waller, of Publlo, in the .Chesspiayer' - s (Armada s :lB4B, p. 280. The student will 'also: find the analysis in' Stannton's Chessplayer's Companion.) 7. Q to K B 3 - (As a'rnle when defending the pawn from this sort of an attack, it is better to play the Queen thus, than to either K 2 or Q 2.) 8. PtoQ4 PsP 3. B toR4 BxBP BtoKS BtoKt6 6. P to Q 3 (Black can also play with very good effect herb, 8. B to Q Kt 3.) 9. PtoKS (This move is productive of very interest ing positions; in another game between the same parties, Mr. Reichhelm continued the attack as follows : 9. PxP BtoKt3 10. P to K. 5 P x P -11. PxP QtoKt3 12. Kt to Kt 5 (Menacing 12. P to K 6 ) 13. PtoK6 (The only possible method by which the assault could be maintained.) 13. KtxP Qtoß4 14. R to R sq (Had he played 14. Q to B 3; White would Have simply have Kto R sq, and sacrificed the Queen's Rook.) 15. K to Rsq KttoK 2 16. BxKt Px B 17. .Kt x K P B x Kt 18. Rxß RtoQsq 19.8t0R 3 PtoQB4 B to B 4, then Q to Kt 5 (oh), and then on K to B 2, R a Et (ch).) 20. QRtoKsq RtoQ2 21. BtoKt 2 Qtoß 2 22.. Q to R 4 K to Q sq 23. BtoK 5 PtoKR3 24. QtoK4 RtoKsq 25.8t0Q6 Btoß 4 26. QtoK 5 - Btoß2 (Apprehensive of B x Kt (ch.) 27. QxQBP Bxß '2B. R B Kt to 13 3 29. QRxß(ch) QxR 30. R x R Oh) Q x R 31, PA° K R 3 K to B 21 32. P to Kt 4 Q to Q 8 (ch) 33. KtoKt 2 QtoK 7 34. QtoQs Q to K 2, and Black wins the game.) 9. P x P B to K 3, 10. R to K sq (In case the very inviting move of B x Q B P bad been selected, White would have inaugurated a good attack by B to KKt 5 and Kt x K P, dc. The move made is good, 2onsidering the odds given. We may re mark here that in an even game, the coup uste of Black would have been B to Q 2.) 11. Q x ICt - P B x B 12. Qxit (ch) K toQ2 13. BtoKllt 5 QtoK 3 14. Rx 31P (To the casual glance this move - appears to decide in White's favor, for it ishardly necessary to observe that if Kt x It the Queen is lost by Qto Q S (oh) and Kt x P (cb).) (This move has a remarkable effect on the game. White's beat alternative is to capture Rook.) 15. Q R . Kt .x.R 16. lita P Q to K Kt 3 17. R to Qsq Kt to Q 6 18. BaKt Kxll 19. QtoQRB BaQBP 20. Qs. RP Qto Q Kt 3 (Through this move an exchange of Queens if brought about, and Black's game consequently much improved.) 21. St to B 5 (eh) Kto 3 22. QxQ(ch) PrEQ 23. Sttog . 3 (It is now observable that had Black moved his K to B 3 in the 21st move White could now win the exchange by R.: Kt and Kt to Q 5 (ch.) 23. Btoß 3 24.. R to Kt sq BtoQs 25. P to Kt 3 Pio B 4 26. K to Kt 2 B to Kt 2 (eh) 27. K to Beg PtoKKt 4 (Threatenixig 27. Kt a. B P and 28. P to 85. 28. Kt to B 4 B tOR 3 29. KtaP Kt to Kt 5 (eh) 30. K to Kt sq KtaRP 31. Kt to R 4 Btoßs 32. Kt to _Kt 2 Kt to B 6 33. Kt a B (33. R to K eq (oh) would have been no avail, evidently on account of 33 Kt to K 7 (ch).) 33. Ktaß . 34. Kt to R 5 Kt 35. Kttoß6 BtoKt3 36. Kt to Kt 4 Kt to.K. 5 37. Kt to Q 3 K to Q 4 38. K to Kt 2 KtoQs 39. Kt to K sq K to B 6 40. P to B 3 KttoQ7 41. Ptoß4 P a P 42. P a P KtoQs 43. K to Kt 3 B to B 2 (ch) 44. K to B 2 Ptoßs 45. Ptoßs KtoK4 46. K.,to K 2 Kt to B 5 47. Kt, to Q 3 (cb) K to B 4 48. Kt to Bts KttoQ3 49. K to Q 3 (It is. of course, impossible to save the Rook's pawn.) . _ • _ 49. Kt to K aq 50. Kt to K 4 Kttoß3 51. Kt to Q 2 KtxRP 52. 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(Jost ranging from. one to two cents per square foot Old Board or Shingle Boors ten cents per Square foot, all complete. • Material corstantly on hand and for sale by the PHILADELPHIA AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOF. ING COMPANY. CEO. HOBART, oa.keni. 230 North FOVIITH Street. rHE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN. -- PHILADELYRIA:, - 4EIDAT; - NOTEMBER - 23; 1866. ; 1.2.. Kt to Q sq 14. KKttoK2 !WitFOR NEW YORE.—BABrrIN AND DEILAWAILE BAY RAH: te. rry, foot of VINE Philadelphia. A. BC—Express for Long Branch, New York and intermediate points. P. M. - Freight for New York and all points North. 11 A. M. Way Freight. , - ,• - Goods delivered at Oompanfe Depot, )833-North Wharves, Philadelphia, by 0-P. M., forwarded by this line, alive In New:York at 5 o'clock Mutt morning. BETITBNING.. The Passenger -Steamer -Jesse Hoyt leaves-Pier32 North Diver. foot of.J,Butue ,etreet, •1%.Y., at GA, M., for Philadelphia B.:prem. . Freight reced at fo r bith River, N. Y., by 4.80 It: M. Will beteady: delivery in Philadelphia) early the_following morning. - - 3rARlk TONEW YGER - . - WW; •-•"'" 'Picket Ofliceylne Street Ferry, - or further inldretation apply to Oompany'S agent& R. oßlphtlAN; 'Freight ' , mice and Depot, North WHAMMED, Philadelphia. J. B:Brity, Pier 52 North River, foot of DUANE Street, POW york. Or at General Freight and Pamengeg Opp?, .Phlla delphia,Ne. 411 twx,dTNLIT Street. W. N. CLAYTON', Superintendent, Red Bank. N. J. B. O. HARTY, General Freight Agent, Ited Bank, N J. T. BRENYBWEARINGEN; General Agent, Philadelphia. WALAVKLIIiie wimps. F.: aitiENlNith% RAM iNgs"."7" 11 " '11 " : 1 TO THE INTERIOR OR NEM BYLV s Tjpg_SORTTRLEILL,susgERINAN i.) NA v,L,AAD AND , WltOmme RIMETRIBMIZIN Ul fahWilit OWNS 8 18ees lela A MV lam te 00 ni t rinre DO" TRIM num mu and 0 tteini Gabble at the tbllnwing bottom INC is- v At 7.20 A. M. for Reading and all intermediate Ste Gone. • Retarnlng, leaves Reading at 0.80 P. M., arriving In . Pbiladelpbla at 9.1.0. P. M. • , MORMine EXPRZEG. At alb A. M., ibr Reading, Lebanon, Earrisbarg ppAPo Pine Grove, Tamaqua, Banbury_ WlDiama Rochester, Meows HUR L .linna/o,,Anefl• rre, Pitbston, rork, Oarwe.Chambers• burg, Wilkesba liagerstown, ake., This train oonnecia at READLON* with the Pennsylvania Railroad trains fOr Allentown, id,: and with the Lebanon Valley train for Harrisburg, do.; at PORT CLINTON with Ostawissa Railroad trains for Williamsport, Lock Harm Elmira, inc., at Ti A RRIRBURG with - "Northern Oaltral, Oamberland Valley - , and Schuylkill and IBM trains ibr York, Ctbambsonbink• .vincsavve, AFTERNOON .11SPRESR, _ Leaves Philadelphiana P. M. farßeading. Pato. vO .31axrktburg, connecting with ealaiing and 00/texadit -RaLtralns lb; E3olumbia, ac. - rtte 41 , 11 - $6 , AMOMMODA.TION. /dstVes Reading at 6.80 A. M., stopping allwaTstr, ong il;trxlveg lb Philadelphia at 9.40 A. M.r Retwalltir, /eaVeaPhllarlelPlibt at 1.80 P N.; arrive& In Reading at Las P. 2d Trains for Philadelphia leave astrrittnrg at 8.10 ~ and'Pottsville at 8.45 A. M.; arriving in Philadel phia at 1.00 P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg at 2.10 P. M., and Pottsville at 2.45 P. BK.; arriving at Philadelphia at 6.15 P. M. Rarriso accommodation Leaven Reading at 7.86 9.1,f and intrg, at 4. 10. P. M. Connecting at Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at 8.30 P. 11., arriving in Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M. Ph il ad el p h ia ina,t w 1 i 2 t . h 45 noPo geßr- ea a di ng c ana ll amer, \ stations; leaves Reading 11.80 A, M., andWningtown 12.80 P. M. for Philadelphia and all way stations. All the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted. Sunday trains leave Pottsville at 8.00 A. M. and :lilladelphia at 8.16 P. X ; Philadelphia; for Reading at 8.00 A. M., returning from Beading at 440 CIEESTRI3. VALLEY RAILROAD. Passengers for Downingtown anct interiraglitaepointi take the 7.30 and 8.15 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains tram Philadelphia, returning !tom Downingtown at 7.00 A. W. and 12 SO Boon. SEW YORK- EXPIIES FOB. PITTEMMGRAND WEft. Leaves New York at 7, 9 A. M.and SOD P.:llL.Paseing s , •ning at 1.03, 11.)53 AM.. and 1.48 PM. and connect at Harrisbn2i=eximinvanla, and Northern Centre; Railroad Frees Trains for PiMburgh,4nicago, lanutriort. Baltimore. 6:0.. Betarningg, Express Train [eaves Harrisburg on arrival of /vials Express from Pittsburgh.at 3 and 0.05A.54,9.15 P.M passing Beading at 4.48 andlos3 A. X: and 11.30 P. M. arrivMg at New York 10 A. and train 2 th r P u gM.b e Sleeping eM iymhgh without change._ - Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburcat 2.10 P. 114. awl train far Hcrrisbu.rg leaves New • ark at 1 , Mum. SCHITMEILL VALLEY BAILBHAD. Tralm leave, Pottsville at 7,11.30 A. X. and 7.16 P. M. •aWrnl=g from Tsunagna .at 725 A. 111., and 1.40 anc f. 15 P. M. sE a :rs: . a :.411j Trains leave Auburn at 7.50 A. X. fir Plnerrow3 anci gardsburg, and at 1.60 P. H. for Plnearove and Tre mnnt returning from Harrisburg at, Z.Z)P.H. Sind frog - Tremont at 7.86 A. M. and 5.25 P. M. Vkial,l - 54114i Through firstechusa tickets and emigrant ticket: $5 all the principal points In the North, and west ano Cunadea. • - The ibliewing tickets are obtainable only at the Mitre of S. Bradtbrd, Treaidarar, No. =I South Pourth street, InEldhideWide, or ot G. A. Nloolls, General Superintend. t, 314-. A COMMUTATION THUMB. st 43 per cant.. discount berme= any points asp far ram RI and Arras. _ . Good for he tainn,between all point:, it ',07.210 each Mr hunilles and firms. SEASON Thais/Is. For three, adz, ntne or kwatva months, for holdall only, to all pohata at reamed rat. Residing on the line .of the Road will be tarnishes with cards, en t itling thexaselyee and wilful to tickets at halfaxe. • EXCURSION TICIECEIS. Prom Philadelphia to principal el'ainus, ffhnd m. Saturday, Banda_y end lionday,at reduced tare, to hz kad only at the Tinted Mee at Thirteenth and Ciallow Idll streets. PEZIGHT. Goode of all detellptlona tbrwarded to ral the elms Pointe from the Company's New Freight Depot. Brow and Willow streets. FREIGHT TRAIN& Leave pheadel WS daily at UM A. H., 1135 noon ant P. M., forg, Lebanon, Hareaterig, panning. Port Clinton, and all pop : Mond. Mee at the Pheadepria Poet 012loe tor all places el the road and its branches at 6 A. M., and for the pen elpal Stations only at &lb P. M. • PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. mu it A RRANUEMENT. The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave the Depot, at Thirty first and Market stree..s which is reached directly by the cant of the Markel titre et Passenger Railway. Those of the Chestnut aue Walnut Street allway run within one square of it. ON SUI‘DAS s.—The Market Street tars leavt. Front and Market streets 35 minutes before the de parture of each train. siANN'S BAGOAGF. TSPEESS will call for an, deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders leit at the edict No. G3l Chestnut street will receive attention. .21CAIN5 LEAVZ DEPOT. VIZ. MAIL TRAIN..a: 800 A.ll PAOLI ACCOIL. Nos. 1 .2. 2, 10.0 A. — ILLI.IL4.I) P. M. FAsT LINE & ERIE EXIPRESS........—at 1200 M. PA RICSBURG TRAIS-------at Leo P. II HARRISBURG Acmai _.at 2.30 P. 29. LAI:CASTER ACCUIL—Et . At 4.00 P. It PIITSBUROH & IRIRAIL. .at 9CO P. ISI PRTLADELIRIA EXPRESS-- ' .. at ILOO P. If Pittsburgh & Erie Mall leaves daily, excepG Battu day. Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other train.... daily , except blondes. Passengers by .t.• Art. Titers go to Williamsport without change of cars, and arrive at Lock Haven at 510 P. M. Passengers by Mart. TRAIN go to Carlisle ano Chamtersburg without a change of cars. Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application al the Ticket (Alice, 031 Chestnut street.. TRA.Its.'S ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ CINCINNATI &NPR E 55.—...... -- at 12.50 A. 31 PHIL.ADELPHI.A. EXPRESS--. " 710 PA O 1 .I ACCuls .. Nos. 1 & 8.20 A.. M., & 7 10 P. 31 PAllließlli3 TRAIN LANCAh'I'E.B. TRAIN- " 1240 P.M. FAST " 1.10. " DAY EXPRI-B-- " 5.50 " HABIllSBUBG" • 9.50 " Philadelphia Express arrives daily, except Monday. Cincinnati Express wives dady. All other trains daily except Sunday. Passengers leaving Lock Haven at 7.00 -A. -11... and 'illiamsport at 8.40 A. M., reach Philadelphia, with. out change of cars, from WilliaroNport, by Day Ex press, at b 50 P. 15L The Pennsylvania Railroad. Company will not as sumo any risk for Baggage, except Oneearing Antra rel, and limit their responsibility toHundred Dol. lays in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount In value, will be at the risk of the owner, unites taken by special contract. For further it formation, apply to JOBE 0. ALLEN. Ticket Agent 631 Chestnut street. SAMUEL H. WALLACE. a tercet Agent at the Depot. As EIELG.BANT Them nine daily, except Sunday. For fall particulars as to fare and accommodations. apply to FB.A.NOPt FUNS, 187 Dock treed.. PHILADELPHIA, GERMAN TOWN AND 19ORRUB /OWN. E TABLE.—On and atter THURS DAY, November 1 1866 until /nether notloe. FOIL eiduilarrows. Leave Philadelphl/6-6, 7. 8,9, 10, U 12 A. M; 1,2, 815, A. 4,5, 5%, 6.10, 7, E., 9 10,11, 12 P. M. Leave Germantown-8, 7,7 g. 8. 8.20, 9, 10,11. 12,A.. 111.; 1,2,3,4,48.6, 6%, 7,9, 6,10,u p. H. I e 8 . 20 ) down train, and the a 3 and 5.N( up trains will not stop on the Germantown Branch. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia-9.15 minutes A. IL; 2,7, and P.M. P. M. ve Germantown - 615 A. M. ,; 1 6 , and 8,/ P. M. ORRIATNITPRLLL RAILROAD. ave P 1 iladelphla— 6,8, 10, 12, A. M,; 2, W. 53G,7.8 and. P. M. - Leive • Cliesinut-Hlll -7.10 minutes, 8, 9.40, and 11,40. A. 1.40, 3.40, 0.40 6.40, 8.40 DA1 B. and 10.40 P. M. SITIS P Leave Phlladelphia-9.15 minutes A. M.; 2 and 7 DI. cave Chestnut Hlll-7.50 minutes A. M.; 12.40,5.43, and 9.2 b minutes P. M. FOE CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN. Leave Philadelphia-0, 8.35, 11.05, A. M.; 131, 3 .4%,53j, 6.15, 8.05 and 11% P. M. Leave Norribtown-5.40, 7, 7.50, 9,11 A.M.; 1%, 4%, 631 andBP.M. Ibe 53i P. M. train will atop at Palls, School Lane, Wissahickon, Manayunk, Spring Ml s and Consho hocken only: 031 SW; DAYS, . _ leave Philadelphia-6 A. Di.; 2% and 645 P. M. Leave Norristown- 7A. M. 5 and 85 P. M. FOR MANAYUN.Y. Leave Philadelphia-6, 835,11.05 A. M.; 1%, 3,4%, 5%, 6. 1 e av os e Mdn%n P k — M I 0, 7%, 8.20, 9%, 11% A. M; 2,5, 6X and 8% P. M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Pbiladelphia--9 e. M,l 2% and 6.45 P. M. Leave Mans) . rina—V% A hi .5% and 9 P. M.. ft. WILnOI4. General duperintendent, nnt ' ' Depot flinth and Green streets. ''; . .l 'JratlingWer 8191M11.: t":". NORTE( .1111SMIlamANIA It.-411:111 , MIDDLN r . 1=1%• aim tan • afraid line to Bethleheni,_Allentawta Mauch Chunk, liaaleton, White Raven wilted:AM idahanoy City, and all pointrlisths Lehigh and WYCI wing Coal Regains Passenger Lepotti fa abovje Thompson, and %maw Olt and CAN diem. • SUMMER ABBANGMBEINT, . NlN h E i r _IDLY TRAINS. fun and after Honda , may , Alatlsse;Passenger trains leave the Depot. 'I street. above Thompson, daily (Sundays excepttp, w!lbllows AT 7.80 A. M.—Morning Ewers Sir Bethlehem and and Pritu:dpol Statkum,on . Werth Pennsylvania Bail• rOad, ounierting • at Bethleltent with LehiShr,r i el for Allentown,Clatasana,Slatlegtom Weatherly Jeanesv, lwos .n, White Ha. Villtesbarre, klnviton, 'on, and all In Lehigh and - WyeMlng_ ,allops• aim, in mama. On.with Lehand liftd= ad ltaliroad Art wolusney OW; AM withOatawissa , ibr Rupert, Dusan* Miton and Williart. Arrive at Manch Chunk MMUS Ai H.: at Wilketftrte at 2.15 P. M..;"At Mahanoy City at 2 P DL Passengers by can take the Lehigh 'galley Train,at 12.00 M. for Bea. ton and poin ts o n n ula nfew Jersey °entail Railroad New York, AT 8.85 A. E.—Aocommodotioa, Doylestown, stopping at all Intermediate "Stallone. Passengers fbs Willow Grove, .Hatborof and )I.artavine, by MU train, take Stage at Old York Bead. AT 10 A. M.—Accommedatlon, tor Fort Washing. ton, stoop s ? at all intermediate Stations. At 2.80 F Accommodation far Dc= attZ ping at intermediate !stations, stage at Doylestown for New Hope. AT 3.80 P. M.—Evening Repress lbr Bethlehem and principal Station on the North _Pennay/vania Bar. road,_making_clree connectlotrat Bethlehem with Le. Erb valleY Train' for. Boston; reaching there at 6.4.6 Passengers fbr Plaintield Somerville and other paints on New Jersey Matra-1i take N. J. O. Train l a+Easton, winch arrives, in Ne w York. at 10 P. Al. Pu ra for Sumneytown take stage - North WillBB, an for Nazareth at Bethlehem and for;: Greenville a Quakertown - - _ AT Ll 5 P. M.—Awiornmodation, tor Doylestown, 'Mopping at all intermediate Staking. • Passengers for Willow Grove, Hatboro' and Hartattilla take stage Si Abington : ibr lamberville at Doyieetowrw • AT 5 ./ 5 F. IL — Th=l4M Accurcunodation, for Beth. lehem and ell Stations on main line of Harm Penney'. vanla Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem with Lei m Valley Rooming Train for Allentown. Manch Clht il e gm AT 5.15 P. 21.—AccutormalatiOn. iVi lansdrile, 5532- ping Al all intermediate Stations.. • • At 1: P. N. Accommodation for Hort Warddrigtom TRAINS POB.PHILADRLPEITA. • Leave Bethlehem at 5.25 A. Y.: and 12.257 A wad 0.35 P, M. 12.t5 train makes direct oonneettori ivith Lehigh Vat. ley trains nom Esaton Wilkeabarre, Mahoney eitY, Hazleton, and arrives in Philadelphia at 2.33 P. M. 'Passengers leaving WHkesbarre ac Ll 5 P. EL,connees at Bethlehem at 0.3.5 P. EL, and arrive In Philadelyibir at &40 P. EL Leave Doylestown at Q.sO ' ll.2L tll3 anti LSO P. AL Leave Lansdale at S AIIL - Leave Fort Washington at 10.50 and 245 P. IL ON SUNDAYS. kblladelphis for Bethlehem at A. E. Philadelphia far Doylestown at 2.20 P. M. Doylestown- for Bhusilalphla at 7.23 A . AL Bethlehem for PhlLadelphla a 14.30 P. IL Binh and Sixth Streets Passenger Oars Cony F pin ei to and from Berke Street Depot. n. 4t% Cara of Second and Third Streets Line CronVle pgasegners to Third Street blepot. Tickets must be procured at theTlcket thltemt.TßlßT rtroot or wWI4.VPI week in order to somre the lowest rates of are. ELLIS czara. Age nt Etatiftvi Exlness will calif= and drw!at the oopot. N 0.112 Beath THIRD Ogee. ran/ DE YORM—The CAM, CNN AND AMBOY and PHLLA - A TRENTON RAMBOAD COM PANT'S IMES, Dom Philadelphiato New York_, ant way places, from WAINDY Emu= W' HANN will leave ea follows, Via Jere At 6A. M., via Camden and Amboy ACcOlll., p yt, At BA. M., via Camden and Jersey ClE rp Ezpreas, a At 2 P. M. via Camden and Antboy zees, At 6.00 P. - 31., via (Unladen and Am-) c'ass. bcy, A ccom . and Emigrant , Pd migrant, clan 1 a 4ll 6 and -10 A. M., 1 And 5.00 P.M. or Mount Holly. B.war ville,Pemberton Birmingham and VinOentown , and at 8 P. M. for Bic nnt Holly, only. atiSA 31 sae aP. M. fOr Freehold. ALt 6 and 10 A. IL 12 M. 4, 6,6, and MAO P. M. Mr Flat Rouse, Palmyra, River Progress, D elano Beverly, Edgewater, Bur lingto n , Florence. Borden town, &r... The 10 Nand P.M.llme runs direct DINES to Trenton. LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPCYP will have S 8 follows • At 11 A. M., 4.80, 6.45 P. M. and 12 P.M. (night) Vla Remington and Jersey City 3Prir 63—... The 6.45 P. M. Line will ran I . All Others Sun excepted. er daYs .so and 11.0 u A. M. 8, LSO 4.30,5 and 6,45 P. M.. Ise 12 Midnight., Ihr Bristol, Z i t enton. ekc.. At 7.30 a a 10 15 A.M., 3. 4.30, 5 and 12 P. M. for Behencks. At 10.15 A. If., 3.5 and 12 P. M. for Eddlngton. At 7.30 and 1.0.13, A. M., a, 4,5, 6, - ana 12 r. M. en CoruwellaTcarlsdale, Hoimeatearg, Tawny, Brides. burg and Pran kf ord, and 8 P.M. In Rolmasbarg and intermediate Stations. At 10 15 A. IL, 8,4, 5 6, 8 and 12 P.; M. for Wisatrom• .isa,LVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD, for tht Delaware River Valley. Northam Penaulvarda, ant New York &AM, and the Great Lakes. Two thronei 7711118 daily (Sundays excepted) from Kensington De pot, es follows: At 7.30 A. IL and 3.30 P. M, fOr Marra Palls, But Ado, Dunkir k ,k Oitnandaigna.ELmira, the. - .. Owego Rochester, Ringhampton, Oswego, Syracuse. areal Bend, Montrose, Wilkesbarre Scranton, Stroudsburg Water Gap, Belvidere—Es.ston, Lambertville. Plan agton, etc. The 8.30 P.M. Line connects direct will he Train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk. Allen town. Bethlehem. dr- At SP. M. for Lambertville andintermedieteßisdlont ./g3 - For New York, and Way Linea leaving Rea _Lug= Depot, take tbte • cars on Fifth street., above WCnat, half an boar before departure. The cars rut into the Depot, anu on arrival Of each Train, run tiroa the Depot. An aciditional Ticket Odic° is located at No. Ches. nutstreet Continental Rotel, where tickets to New ark and all Important points North and East, ma : be procured. Persona .purchasing Tickets at th, Oftice, can. by leaving orders, have their baggage checked at their teaidencee, by Grahark's Baggage =press. kitty Founds of Baggage only, allowed each Passer, !sr. Parser gers are prohibited from .taking anythisk baxgage but their wearing appareL .5..11 baggage over flay pounds to be paid for extra. The Campan3 Unit their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar peg pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond Eno except by special contract. ragEs FROM NEW YORK FOR PH.II-a_DitELPHIe Will leave from fbot of Cortland street, at 12 M. am , IP. M. via Jersey City and Camden. At 7 arid A. M., 6P, M. and 12 Night via Jersey City and Her sington. Prom Pier No. IN. River,at eA. M. and 2, 4 P. M. via Amboy and Camden. WM. H. GATZBIDER„ Agent. WENT OHENTER AND PELLA • DELPEIA 11 A TT.TIn A T), VIA WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. On and after MONDAY, Oct. loth, ISM, the trims will leave as follows: - WEST CHESTER TBAINI3, Lea's . Philadelphia for West Chigger. from Depot Thirty-first and Market street, 7.60 A. M., 11.00 A. IL, 230,4.45 and 6.15 P. M. Leave West Ohesterlbr Philadelphia. from Depot on Market street. 6.80.8.00. 10.6 A. N. 4 . 5 0 P.M. A Trainsleaving West Cheater at SOO M. and leaving . Thiladelphigat 4.48 P. M. will not atop at Pennelton. and will stop below B. O. Junction at Media only. PENNELTON TRAINS.' LeavePtilladelphla Pennelton Ll 5 and 11.80 P. M. Laava Perusaltoa for Fhlladelpida Elet7 A hL.7.715 PAL These Trains stop at all intermediate Mations, ON lIIINDAYS—Leave Philadelphia at 6,50 A, 11 and 2.00 P. M. Leave West Chester tes A. ft and 4.00 P N. ON ButornAllk—The West Phn.tel eh% num:agar ears wil leave Eleventh and Market streets, halt-an. hour beibrethe Train leaves the depot, and will leave depot on the arrival ofeash train to convey passengers into the _ Trainaleaving_PhEadelphia Etta A. M. and L\ 15 P M., and leaving West Cheater at &be A..' IL and CEO P. N,. connect at E.G. Junction with Trains on the P. and E. C. R. E. ihr Oxford and Intermediate points. Passengera are allowed to take wearing N apparel orgise,dobellara e ain sad tar the Company-will sot, in =5 an amount mmedl one him died tailess a oedal contract Is for ins time. Y WOOD . arineral Etaperintendess • . :le " Q, J.i• - : vex PAN zarnmErwtrrE TWARD. owing to the greet distance saved by THIS B01:1711 the Government has itaed to it the carrying of the G. S. MAIL to the lormil cities of the Wert ans GOnthweet. :4;.ie • e I I• ; teetit -its:- I : erA:4, W T M N t . A.ND aLNCINNA.T/ PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE WILL ARRIVI IR CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. CAIRO AND St. L HE O MB Ar ONE m iItAIN ADVAADVANCEOa ANY OTR Passengers leaving Philadelphia at U. 60 A. M. will arrive at Altoona In the eng fbr supper, where WoodruWs Celebrated Palace state-Room Sleeping Oars will be attached, and run. thrown' to Oahu:Maui without change, avoiding changing can at Pittsburgh at midnight, a comfort never before affixrded to the traveling community. , Be sure to purchase tickets ' "VIA STEUBEN. VILLE " at PPOINHYLVANLa RAILROAD OFFICE Corner Thirtieth and et Mar p k S killsidelphisk treeta S. P. WILL. ° Oen'l lloket Art. Steubenville.% JOHN H.I2frELLLER. Oen'l Eastern Pass. Agl. 528 Broadway, New York. 101131 D=AND_ &WU . 031441 Fennaylvatia Railroad Office, 631 Effiestnut street: and Thirtiett. sal Market streets. West Philadelphia. • PHILADELPHIA BALTI MORE - CENTRAL RAILIIOAD.— ONAIRSTS.—ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Oct. 15, UM, the Trains will leave Phila. di:4lde, from the Depot of the West Chester &Phila delphia Railroad. corner of Ibirtyfgrat and Market Streets, (West Planed& ), at 7.50 A_ .M , and 4.45 P. M. Leave Rising Sun, at 5 . 10, and Oxford at 8.85 A. 14., and leave Oxford at Lig P. M. A Market Train , with , Pagillelgor Oar attached. -will run on Tuesdays and Fridays. leaving the Rising Bun ai 11.15 A. M., Oxford at 12.00 M,, and Kennett at 1.00 P. M., cOnnecting at West. Chester Junction with a Train for Phtbanlptdai On; Wedneada and saw.. ;.days. trains-leave Philadelphia at 2.80 " -Pr run through to Oxford. The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.50 A. M. con • nogg ' , ilk Ogibrd with - a dallY ef Melee the Peach Bottom. ntLancastercomity, Returning, eaves Peach • Bottom to connect at tlip AR.anoo,Trani for Philadelphia. • •„- - The•TreinjeaMmEPhßi allelphia at 4.45 runs to Wiiing Eton, Md. Pere allowed to take Wearing Apparel only, as Ba a and the Company will not in any aloe be repo le for an amount exceeding one hun dred dollars. unless a Bimodal contract be made for the tame zahlii RAWLY WOOD Oen'l. *MP'S. . 221AVELIMEI OVUM )- • . 4 ;4‘ PRELADELPMEA. WILXING• TON AND BAurnaoßE BAIL. • , - I 1,, 5• - TABLItii..-creamencing TUESDAY. ot. Bth, 1886. Trains will leave Depot, corner( of BrOad street and Washington avenue,' as follows: Express Train, at 4.1 E. A. M. (Mondays excepted). for 14 . 1 tititere and ;Washington, stopping at Chester, Wilmton, Newark, Elkton Northeast, Perryville, vvrree.dEltte•Grace,, Aberdeen , Berryman's, Magnoli a . Chase's And Stemmers Way mall Train, at 8.15 A. M. Mondays ex• oepted), for Baltimore, stepping at all regular stations between Philadelphia andßalUmore. Delawarelt.R. 9. A.BL(Sandays eroepted),lbr Crisfield and intermediate stations. Rapress train at 11.45 A. M. (StuadsYs excepted) for Baltimore and Washington. Mumma Train at 11.00 P. X. (Snndaya excepted), for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, Claymont, Wilmington Newark, Milan, North-East, Perryville, Havrele. e l Aberdeen, Perrtunan's, .11id izewood, Magnolia, • s and Mamma's Ron. Night Express at n.m P. M. for Baltimore and Wgmh. (.1t urn cis at Wilmington with Delaware Bat. line (Saturday's excepted), st , pping at Middleton, my rna, 1 over, Banington, Seaford, Salisbury. Pr ince Anne and connecting at Crisfiald with boat for Nrqlollr. Poi tsmouth and the South. Passenttera by boat from Baltimore for Portman Monroe, Nord, , City Point and Richmond will take the 11.45 A. M. Train. WILMIN CCOMMODATION TRAINS, stopping at n a tio ns between Philadelphia and Wil- Inington.. .1.4:44 , re Philadelphia at 9.0011..M.1Z80,4.110, 6.00 and 11.80 P. M. The 4.80 P. M. train connects with the Dela. ware Railroad for hillfora and intermediate stations. Lenve Wilmington 6.80, 7.15 and Lao A. m..4.0e and 6.130 P. M. 111 e train will not stop at stations between Chr stet and Philadelphia. Trainin , for Newcastle leave Philadelphia at 0.00 A M., 420 Wad 6.00 P.. 01. _ _ THROUGH TRAINS PROM BA_LTIMORIC Leave Wilmington at 11.00 A. 14., 42 AL 6 and 10.00 P CHEST FOR PHILADELPHIA. . Leave Cheater at 7.29, 7.55, 10.14 and 11.40 A. IL, 4 4% 6.10. 7.26 and 10.26 P. M. Prom Baltimore to Phßadelt4hia.—Leave Baltimore 7= A. M., Way Mail 9.MA. M. Express. 1.10 P. M., EVirnsa e. 6.25 P. M., Mures& 8.25 P. M., Expreaa. for Baltimore - leave Cheater at 449 and 8.12 A M., and 9.36 P. M. Trains for Baltimore leave - Wllmhztotta9 dat. and 9.53 A. M.. and 4.16 P. M. i'fAr trains - Witii . passeng — ex cars attached will leave W sten ter Perryville and intermediate stations el 6.e5 P. M. Leave Baltimore for Havrodekirace ar.d intermediate Stations at 9.45 P. M. Leave Perry ville fcr Wilmington and Intermediate stations at 4.'.2f A. M. connecting at Wilmington with the 7.15 A. Id train for Philadelphia. SUNDAY TRAINS. liitrpress Train at 4.15 A. M. for Baltimore and Wash neton, stopping at Chester, Wilmington Newark, siktcn, Northeast, Perryville, Ha Grace, Aber deen, Perryman's, Magnolia, Chase's and Stammers Ban. Night Express 11.00 P. PI. for Baltimore and - wrath. Irnrton. ton-teeing at Wilmington with DO , awars R. R. 11Le. Accommodation Train at 11.30 PIC, for Wllminzton and Interzuediata Stations. . . Rframmoky. son PEMADELPHIa. Leave Baltimore at 8.25 P. 31., stopping at Havre ds -3-race, Perryville and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk- Mn and Newark (to take passisngem for Philadelphia and leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore) and Ches abingtonter to leave passengers Mm Baltimore at Wa. Accommodation train iromWilminginteror Philadal• Vila and intermediate Stations at eso P. M. E. B. EFalinrir, Bunermtendenk ' :1111Elit _ • § ERIE ILAILB.OAD. 1555. great I • e traverses the Northern and North west counties or Pennsylvania to the city of Erie en Lakeßrle. bas been leased and !a operated by the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company. 41X70 04 PASTENMEA TEAMS AT PHILADYLITIZA, SASTWASD, Q'rSale Mail Rulreas Elmira =Lyn WESTWARD. le p. 7110 Ittmels 77a1.1=-1 — ........—.—.-12.00 M. Electra Ma 11.... s 00 A. H. ramenffer Lira ME Unmet on the km Mall and •ftprosa P Trains p.tda without, change, both ways, between odel and Erie. YORK 003NECTION. reeve - New a W t. 9.00 A.M.,arrive kris 10 0) A. M Lt aVe New York at 500 P M.; arrive at Ere 7.15 P.M Leave Erie at 5.: 0 P.M., arrive at New York 4.4 •G. . Leave Erie as ale LI. M ; arrive at New York 10..10P.M Elegant bleeping Larson all Night Trains. }or information respecting paeaenger business apply at corner ThilltTlA - 1/1 and streets, PMla delphis. • And for Freight business of the Company's Agents; st re B. B.ets KingstPh alwlel on, Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market , .1. w. Reynolds p , Erre Wm. Brown, Agent, N. C. B. EL. Baltimore. H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight As W. (* ent, Phila N Edelphia. WINR, General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia , A. L. TYLER. General Superintendent, Erie. '• : m.t. • :a.• is: •AD LINES, from foot of market street upper commeur. ng MONDAY, September 24, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. AS FOLLOWS: For Bridgeton,Balem. /Linville, and all intertnallate tattoos, at BA. IL, /tail. 320 P. M... P or. For Woodbury 8 A.. EL, 330 P. M., and 6 P. For Cape II ac„ at 3 80 P. IL BEI L'ENIE G TSAIBS LeGAVE Woodbury at 7.15 A. AL, 840 A. IL, and 4.54 P. M. Bridgeton at 7.05 A. and P. IL Freight 6.30 • . IL Sal.= at 650 A. If. and 366 P. M. Freight 5.46 P. H. at 6.55 A. M. and 3.08 P. IL Freight 6.10 Cape May atao.A. M. Passenger and Freight. kitEIGHT will be received sii Second Covered Wbarf below Walnut street, from 7 A. I,L until 5 P. M. Freight received befbre. 9A. M. will go forward the same day. FEB WIPP DELIVERY, No. =8 Boum DELA WARE AVENUE. J. VAN THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS OOMPANY will attend to all the usual branches of express baslnfts. A Sat cial Messenger accomp. ntes each through train. Office foot Of Market care+ t, ••• tladelptua. se2-I.lfs 1. H. MARKLEY . General Agent. MEDII_I.A.z. USE STARIN'S CONDITPJ PoWDERS HORSES AND CATTLE:. cores W 0213111 Rota and Colic It cures Colds, Coughs and Hid', Bound. It is the beet a lterative far }amiss' and Cattle now it use, having a reputation years' standing It Is a sure preventive for the mum. Mewled Rind& pest. No Farmer or Dairyman shonlo oe witlumtit For sale in Philadelphia by ifs OTT dr. C0..232 S Second street; „TOPINATON. HOLLOWA Y & O C DEN, 13 North Sixth street, and by Druggists through out the country. Address all orders to STA-BIN & FLOYD, Proprietors, 209 Duane street. New York, (IPAL DENTALLINA.—A superior article ibr cleaning the Teeth, ;destroying animalcules which Infest them, giving tone to the Warns. and leas , Jur a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the month. Itmay be used daily, and will be humid ut strengthen weak and bleeding gams, while the 'toms and deteralvenese st ill recommend it to every one. &Being composed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physicians and Microscopist. it is confidently -offered as a nk-T.TA-Il It substitute for the uncertain washes formerly In vogue. Eminent Dentists, - acquainted with the oonitltaents of the DENTALLDNA. advocate Its use: It contains nothing to prevent its unrestrained employment. Made only by JAISfEB T. saws, Apothecary. race street , Broad and streets. For sale by Druggists generally and Fred. Brown, D. i l e ,. r it te rta house, , Bossard ea, C..E. Beeny, Bower, Isaac H. Kay, Chat es Shivers, O.M. Needles, M. McOollin, T.J.l3usband, B. O. Bunting, Ambrose Balkh, . Charles H. Isbell% Edward Parrish, James N , Marke t William H. Webb IL Bringhuret 00., James L. Stephan, ' Dyott & Co., Hughes dr. Coombe, B. O, Blair's Bow, Henry A.: Bower, ' IWyeth dr. Bro. ENTIRKLY REILLAISLE—RODGSON'S Bronchial TABLETS. ibr the care of coughs, colds. hoarse ness, bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast Pubic speakers. singers and amateurs will be greatly benefited by - using these Tablets. Prepared only by LA_NCASTI.M. & WILLS, Pharmaceutists, N. E, Cor. ARCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia. Formai , by Johnson, Rollaway a . Cowden, and proggista gehendly. BIISR'S BROe MULL AND PULHONIC B ' DEW DROPS. fbr Octughz. and all Diseases of thr Throat and Bronchial Tape& Tkda invain.bim p t ration fbr every household, Publics Speakers, dm. , pofteeses &Wes: ern celebrity, and has been known to relieve the mast Obstinate and almost nopeteer mem lc is agreeable, stumgthening and soothine. Prepared by K. C. BRUSH, No. l South Klatt street+ Philadelphia. Je7-tif (lONICS. BUNIONS, =VENTED NA.17....9.—:Dr. J. V DAVIDSON. - Chiropodist. Operator "on — Corns, Bunions. Inverted Nails and other diseases of the feel. Office 924 CHESTNUT street. Dr. Davidson will wait on patients at their residences. no3tfp • 1L RNEI3B , 5A140.1.01, REMOVAL. TIR P. AVERY, DIERTD3T, HAS REMOVED .11 bis office to 1788 ARCS street. noll3l,loMlito, REIM', ESTATE. FOR RALE OR TO LET. WHARF AHD DOCKS, LOMBARD STREET AND DELAWARE AVIOME. This property begins within 10 feet of the north line of Lon, bard atnei. nd extenas southward 133 feet I Inch; has a pier 95 feet in wiath by 134 fees In lengtn, and wide docks on either side. •I erms —Half on mort gage for five years; remainder cash, watt a dediction of Spite fcr grennd lately taken for Delaware avenue, as now °celled and paved. Apply to CITIWBERT, n021.12tf 28 South EIGHTH street, 2d floor. NINTH STREET PROPPRTY, 'TEAT; H&c's% 40 feet front. 198 feet in depth, with a side lot of 60 net in length to Sergeant street. 'The Dwellings on Ninth street are large, with all modern eanvenienem, and wi h stable on the rear. There are LAO Dwellings on Sergeant street. For sale by J. H. MORRIS, , • Doti St* No. 43 North Tecth street. GERNANTOWN.—FOR RENT—A two and a. JIIE bait story atone cottage, with large lot of gr mod, situate on Harvey street, within six minutes' wain. from the railroad depot., J. M. GU"...421.8GY & BONS, 508 Walnut street irFOR BALE—The handsome three-story brick residence, with double back buildings; ovary con venience; underground drainage and side-yard; altuate 7"0€60 or th street. J. M. Ulllllll.eff SONS,XB Waanut at rest. en WALNUT STREET. —FOR SA.ES—With or si 9 - 'without fart Imre, an elegant 13 , own Stone Han stort, bait in a superior manner, finished lo walnut and frescoed. situate on the south side of Twentieth street. J, M. GIIMAIEY di SONS, 508 Walnut street; 11.1 Ft, kt SALE HE HaNDsOSIE MODERN TR IITCP STORY BRICK RESIDEIVCE, situate 'o. South 7 wentleth street, below Walnut. Lot IS feet II on t 13, 68 feet deep. Immediate possession given J. M. GUIdletEY do EONS, 508 Walnut street. irro FOR PALE A. THREE-STORY — DWELL. back INO, 1331 pAssyoNE ROAD. -.with two-story buliding; stable on the rear end of lot. Lot 16 by 140; will be sold cheap. Apply to COPPOOK & JORDAN, 433 Walnut. Street. GBIthIANTOW.FOIt SALE - A. handsome LB double pointed stone residence, with atone stable and carriage nons, and ig r 334 acres of land, sltutsAs within ibree minutes' walk from the railroad stalled. J. M. MICKEY & SOW., tO3 Walnut street. COMMILECE STREET, SALE—The gee. valuabte Store Property, situate 413 Commerce street, with lot 25 feet front by 76 feet deep. Possession given December lst, 1666. .T. M. GIIMMSY & EON 3. SCB Walnut street. pFOR RIINT.—A.HAVDSOME TR:BREST 'MY BRICK D WFLIING,Iievieg every modem eon -3 entwine, situate on Twenty first street, below Walnut. J. M. GUMMY dr. SONS. 508 Walnut street. 11 FOR SALE.—Elegant DWELLINGon IA: CUSP street. near Bt. Mark's Cnurch. so, first-clan brown stone HOUSE on SPRITE street, west of Seventeenth, E H. JONES, nOI6-IZI P. 2. Walnut Street. t o .5 FOR" BALE.—A foor-atory DWELLING. B.'s corner Broad and Columbia avenue. Lot 2 9 / 9 7.4 feet deep. All modern improvements. Immediate ppooeeseasior. Apply to COPPUCK .10.8 DAN, 413 WALNUT Street. inFURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A.bandsome STONE COTTAGE. at Germantown, well . far. nned and conveniently sitna.ted. Address C. B. J., BULLETIN Wee. nol7-St* "Cult r•ENT. ON 311k1111.sfr Street, below Fifth, X very desirable rooms on 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors, from January 1, 1867. nol4-w f voR RENT—The LARGE ROOST. No. 12.11CHF,ST: NIIT street (under Concert Hail). 24 feet front, lso feet deep, with large cellar. Apply on the pre mises. nol46t* .7.00 A. AL 1.21 P. V .5.41 P. If. LEG.&L NOTIMbt. TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLY, A R FOR THE A. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Dottrels hereby give i n e to_a u ll panties Interested { a l y a ltt e the, fi ra, keNL i A4, a tf] es e 3 o d r rad Court cember. A. D. 1886 at 10 o'clock, A M.. for bear rat applicaexceptionswing Charts rs of Incorpo on, and unless be tiled thereto, the same will be allowed v viz; 1. The Handel and Haydn Society of Philadelphia. 2 The National Saving Fund Loan Association of Manayunk. 3. The e 4. Theresa's Beneficial Society of the City of Philadelphia. 4. The .9i9410119.1 Caving! Loan and Building Associa tion of the City of Philadelphia. 5. United r totes Building and Loan Association. 6. Soldiers', r ailors' and Mariners' B- neficial Union of the Twenty-third Ward of Philadelphia. 7. he Northern Liberties Building association. 8. The Getrge B. McClellan Beneficial Society of the City of Philadelphia., 9. The Bt. Boniface German Roman Catholic Rene. Dm] Society of Manayurk. 10. Thelenterprise Saving and Loan Association. IL The German Workingman's Beneficial Union of Manayunk. 12- The Excelsior Saving Fund and' Loan ASSOC'S tion of Manaymak. ls, 'The Soldiers' and Seamen's Beneficial Union, • 0.1. of liana3 rink. 14. Independent German Congregation of Plfiladel ,lda—Amendment. 15 '1 he Keystone Loan and Bundiag Association, eatnut, MIL Pa. 16, Theet. Francis Beneficial Society of Philadel phia. - n016.=.30 St/ TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY A and corzuv OF PRlLADwrH.Estate Of FRANKLIN G. RUTH, deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the account of REBECCA Z. 61KI IH.sole executrix oftbe lastwill and testamentofeald decedent and to report &a tributicn of the balance in the hands of theacconntant, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his appoiroment, on TUESDAY. December 4th, A..D. 1866, at 4 o'clock P. M., at his office S. E. corner NI/AL- M/Tend SIXTH streets, in the City of _Philadelphia. G.EO. JUNRIS, n021.w.f.m-st• Auditor. I _ _ LETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been granted to the subEcriber upon the Estate or VITO VIM . , deceased. all persons indeattd to the same will make raiment. and those having claims present them to FRANCIS A. VIT.I, 149 South FRONT street. or to SABIIIIL C.ASTNER, try South DELAWARE avenne.• n016,46t1 STATE OF JOHN W. ODLOHNE, deed.—Letters et Administration upon Baid .F.s,ate b tying been THIS DAY granted to the undersigned. all persons in debted are. requested to make payment, and those havin 6 alms or demands are requested to make the sameknown to ANNIE I. ODIO.ENE, Administra trix. No. Sid N. BROAD street, or to her Attorney, JAMBS W. LATTA, NO. M 8 SIXTH St. 13 021 IE, STATE OF CHARLES P. FOX., deceased.—Let tern Testamentary upon the Estate of said dece dent haying been granted to the subscriber, all per sons indebted to the Estate are requested to make payment. and thouse having claims will present them to GIORGE FOX, ht. D., Executor, 319 Warm - a street. 0C.194.6te' TBITERS Tnisi.AM.ENTARY having been granted -Li to the subscriber upon the estate of HE& IeT.TZ,k. BETH. HARHSON ARMSTRONG, deceased, all Persons indebted to the same will make nayment,and those having claims present them to JOHN B. ONST. Executor.l29 South FIRTH street. Pnilada. 0c26.1.6t* STOVES ANDREAMEw%. : s.'Fa s :4 'a :1', ` .4: -t- EIIHOPEAR - RANGEs, for families; hotels Roblin institutions in TWENTY DIFFER ENT SIZES. Alan. Philadelphia Ranges, H. air • Portable Heaters, Lowdown Grates Pireboard Staves, Bath Boilers, Btewholeplates, s ers, Cooking Mow% etc., wholesale and retail by manufacturers. noZtqn,wJ,Emo 1O Be.e'rt.RTT dr. 801.4. Manufacturers of the aBARTLETT HEATERS. ft Ranges, Gas Ovens, & Sheet Iron Work of every deactiption. A splendid assortment of REGISTFRS ANS- VENTILATOR% and Silver's Aix tight Stows. 9,lways on-hand, at No. 924 Arch Street, • Philadelphia. - ana9•Y osonakettur 71102 Lab E. UMW Os scum Lase Andrews ag Maw NO. rilli CLEIESTNET street. Paikwierovia. Opposite United Maass Nia. ate Of , ' OFFCES, And othe l r GRATES. Ira Anthr WE% Entidationa and Wood Art-is WARM-AIRALBA FURNACES, For W•Sredllg Public suid Private nail Siam RISOIESUpF3, .VESNMAINIES CEMINECAPt4 COOKENO,RANGODS L R T• A d TEE-sonai l7 ss. Ge. Tom an lz:Frr a - HOOP tsli ETti. 628.H0 SKIRTS. LATEST S OP YT LW, YOST our. 628: LE PETIT TR A ILA!' the Promenade, 23,1 yds.rount, TIIE CHAMPION TEAM, Ihr the Drawing-Roma, Tit( se Skirts are in eve way the most desirable that we have heretofore offered to the pubic; also, com plete lines of Ladies', Id Wes' and Childrente Pialn and - Trail Hoop Skirts from 2.14 to 4 yards in circumfer ence,of every length,all of "our own make " wholesale and retail and warranted to give satilfaction. Constantly on band, low-priced 'New York made Skirts. Plain and Trail. 20 springs 90 cents; 2.5 Springs, 511 20 springs , $llO, and 4 1, springs, $129. Fkirts made to order, altered and repaired. Call or send for Circular of r Lyles. sizes and primal. Kanntheter9 end Walloon:0. , nol44int 11° ' M,Arel3 84.43 % EXP *OEM A DAMS:- EXtiIMeet , ..COMPA Yt—Otti toad; after T UESDAYMarIittbWMMUMMM:DW4Afrr• MIST of thia:vout rwl/1 be. REMOVED.Ibx Vote _7 l New akettbeset.oorner of and MARKET stream, MntrturioniZtee street and on Market street will be- truemeted beretidtmet at mid CEUIETNUT street - / wo w Paroele Paekii4Wlllbetreoetvedaa - midi • ...cans oft, ce. Bookoradtt be at Ofilar— oaths entered therein previous to it . recelv._ attention same day, 'vleta a rearlutable dinin9 6 ijUr onr oMce.ln_ardme for good& -and netd.l3:l:l6n made at Me .t.M£BlYraerreA Joint IMMNOCAN, Dow. DICKSON BROS.. to wainnt street. FREDERICK (3. WOLBERT. Prothonotar BHARPE THOMSON, No )9 North Second otreot. raw-nowa, ImAA:63,

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