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A Child Earnings Owe Mysteries' and
1131oliviblie Affairs ' •
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ses% Dee. 18.—:A 'mysterioua an d
exciting affair is being developed in Ibis county.
Last week a tenant house was; destroyed by, pee,
and a girl Of twelve years of age burned to death.
From suspicious circumstances, the reputed
father and, mother of the clailda.llr. and Mrs.
Btown—were arrested on a charge of arson and
murder in setting fire to the house and causing
the death of the girl. But they were discharged
by the Coroner s July.
• It la stated that the parents had a life policy of
$5,000 on the deceased it the Travelers' Accident
Insuranee Company of Hartferd. It was a
three months' policy, taken out , about the time
the fatally took. up their;'residence in Canaan.
and had bet twelve due to run when the insured
lost her life. •
The parents applied to,the 'Company for, the
amount of the, policy"'.' when' circumstances
aroused the suspielon of the officers that ell was
not right. They caused the body to! ' disin
terred. and. an examination was
tr institnied, wh
the
marks of violexthe were plainlY abed on,
back of thttehild'ichead. •
An officer of the company immediately pro
ceeded to Canaan and made a thorough exami
nation of the premises where the disa . ster oc
curred, and the developments served tonstrength
en the suspicion that foul play had been used,
and that Mr. and Mrs. Brown had been 'guilty of
&terrible crime. -
•• The officer telegraphed to Connectieutto have
the parties arrested, and on yesterday
he came to this city and took out the requisite
papers to obtain a requisition from Governor
Fenton for the custody of the prisoners.
'lt is, moreover, reported that the•child was
not a daughter of the Browns,. but was abducted
by them from Ohio some time ago.
There is a deep-seated suspicion that she was
sacrificed by the Prawns in order, that they
might . obtain the, amount of ,the life insurance,
and that their brief residence in Canaan was
merely to carry out this nefarious purpose.
Should these suapicions be confirmed it will
unfold the most horrible and inhuman crime
that ever disgraced this section of the country.
Additional details are given by the Hartford
Tiaies,, of ,Tuelalay.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown ware found in Western
New York and brought to this city, last night,
by Officer Cowles. This morning they were
visited in the station house by Lieutenant
Packard, S. F. Jones,Esq., who is engaged for
the prosecution, and James G. Batterson, Esq.
Brown was not inclined to say much; he stood
upon his dignity, and said if there was anything
against him "prove it." He was in one cell and
Brown in another, ; and when the officer
approached her cell he eried"otit, to her to keep
her tongue to herself.
He is a hard-looking fellow; looks like an Eng
lish thief, and is dressed like one, wears a stove
pipe hat, with a narrow strip of crape around it,
and is altogether a mean-appearing specimen of
humanity.. lie is apparently about thirty-tour
Tears 6EIIO. • ,
Mrs. Brown was more inclined to. say some
thing, and finally her husband (we thus stylehim,
but it is probable that they are not man and
wife) was taken out of the station-house and re
moved to the jail, in order that his presence in
the same building inightmot be a bar to her say
ing what the would desire to.
She IS twenty-four years of 'age, and a fair
looking woman. She claims to. - be the second
wife of Brown, the child being his by his first
wife. The details of the interview we are not per
mitted to make public, at present, as further con
sultation is to be held.
It may be stated. however, that there are cer
tain circumstances which lead strongly to the
14ef1that the - child was • stolen from the depot
in 'Toledo, 'Ohl6; that Broirti , aiid the woman
too 4, her to Canaan, got her life insured, and
the* at: k ctinveattut time, Near;her brains out,
and thrush her into a pantry in, hich a fire was
kindled, with the Intention of burning down the
house and thus covering up the terrible crime of
murder. If view of , the case shall be demon
strated te r 'be true, it will reveal a case of de
pravity seldom met with in criminal annals.
It is stated that parties in Toledo have been
telegraphed to, and will shortly arrive in Hart
ford to give what information they possess con
cerning the abduction of the child.
The National Manufacturers' Con
vention.
CLEVELAND ' Dec. 18.—The afternoon session
short, one. Mr. Raymond, the President,
O:'W. Cochrane; Vice President, to the
Chair, who will hereafter preside.
The Committee on Resolutions Is in session,
and IS preparing a report to be submitted
"
The time 6(016 - Convention was spent iihear
-bartitigark to imeats •. nvitations from the Committee on
'ArranA
number of letters were read expressing the
fullest and most cordial sympathy with the ob-
Hcts of the Convention. Letters from William
. Kelley, D. A. Wells, Cvamissioner of Rev
mine; arid Keen. Morrirand. Moorhead; were
aeferrea to the ' Committee on Reso1liti01:18. -
The Convention reassembled at seven o'clock,
and the- Committee. on Memorial. and Resoltt-
iinna_Mad4 their report, , general plan of
which embodies the report and Memorial pre
pared by the Committee of the Detroit Manufac
turers' Association, and substantially adopted by
the Committee on Memorial and Resolutions.
The following is their report:
Raolved, That this Convention affirm, first,
and before/di - other consifferatious of advantage
to individuals or classeeithe Sacred j neSs of a full
and just ultimate payment of the national debt;
and that in urging a change and reduction of in
ternal revenue taxation, we would bear in mind
the financial condition of the "country and the
expenses and just obligations of the Govern
::{gent,, and eo plan our reform a to, improve that
'entaitioni and thus, in fit time, meet those obli
gations with more ease and greater certainty.
Resolved, That however cheerfully our taxes ,
were borne when necessary in the crisis of a
great war, now that our condition is changed,
many of are unnecessary. and depress buei--
. mess and hamper the productive industry of the
putitrY,''and thattour burdensome and exhaus
tive internal taXgtign,should be speedily reduced
t. th e wants of an ceonnxeleal administration of
fiscal affairs; and since the revenue under exist
ing laws may be estimated at $150,N0,000 per
annum more than such necessities require, the
internal revenue tax stamp ditties levied ou all
matinfaettirest and prodrictions,lnkurles excepted,
should be removed. -
' Wheiv.as, The experience of theworld shows
that the most simple system of taxation,. rising
revenue from a few sources, insures most ease
economy and certainty; therefore
. Resolved, What it is full time thalgteetunbrons
and perplexing details, and credits of a system so
new, and therefore imperfect, as ours, be put
aside, that simplicity, order and economy may
take their place.
Itoolval, That we fully indorse and com
mend a statement of, the llecretary of the Treati
cry in ilia late report, that it is evident that the
administration of the revenue law must be more
efficient than at present to secure the service from
utter demoralization; and in view of the grave
,trrith of that statement, we would. urge upon
Congress as of the highest importance the adop
tion of some plan—a board of examiners, or
some adequate means—by which character,fltness
and responsibility shall be rigidly. demanded of all
revenue officials; and also a reform which shall
prevent corrupt officers from using,irresponsibly,
power, without Judge or jury,to plunder honora
ble men, and fatten op their share of the spoils
thus basely gained.
• 11 - hercas, Oficial statements, show that the na
tional delit, has been reduced $266,185,121 since .
,
Sept. 1,-1.86t3r and, tehereas t . experience of
these two years just closed show that the se
vere: and eouplieat&l taxritiondnecessary for
such and 'speedy payment, if - continued,
wititxhaustand paralyze the resOttrees and la
bor of the country ; therefore, tf
Resolved. That such rapid reduction of
debt IS fraught with danger in the near future,
and slionld pot ix. continued, and that only when
11 the States of the Union are in a financial con
ditio&to pay their full share should the debt be
reduced by a small sum, annually. increasing as
the growth of wealth and population allow,
.with a view to full payment as soon as it can be
safely done without perilous exhauetion and
.entbarmtnent. •
kesolved; That we 'deem of .great importance
that constant and systematic care be used, so that
the gOvernmental income and outgo will balance,
'with the difference, if any,. on the surplus side,
knee without such care it Is utterly impossible to
z•dlust revenue matters wisely or tor the common
good, add Anpily ippoeeible to avoid shameful
zuLtional Onancial dlMcultles and, therefore, we
vfould suggest that tlt committees or board s ' be
y Cimagrefse and the Treasury. Depart
`.; Mat; uk: tweet, Ind:, - confer ruad carefully inform
each other of the'Probable incomes and expenses:
that all appropriations" be made with a careful
eye to thin balance, to observe and maintain
' which to honor and success, to injure or to di:-
rtroy which ehame and enabarraslment for in
dividual and ilattou. alike.
Thepommittee farther. reprated two mraxiortils.
for presentation to' Congress, urging Ihhe
.tion of t he.views set forth in those resolutions.
The RFS recommended the collecting of internal
revenue exclusively from whisky, fermented
!mural: and wine, tobacco,' snuff and. cigars,
swaradiout and railway receipts, bank, insurance
and railway dividends; deposits, legacies, strews
, slobs, licenses," - Stamps and brokers' sales , of
stocks and gold; and that all faxes now „levied
upon , me.nutactures be removed: ,The memorial
urges at length that from the sources named auf
ticlent revenue could be raised, leaving all our in
dustrial intereAts to expand
,unfettered.
The t sticond• memorial' urgd the adoption ,by
o:ingress of the recommendations of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue' that a' thorough
Ayslom of .examination into the moral and edu
cational fitness of, all candidates for office, as in
allißuropean.governments be established.
Roth memorials were adopted, and after. the
tranktdtion 40raa tulscellaneetra business'.the
Convention adjourned till to-morrow.,
TELEGRAVIHIW SUMILAIN
Tint registered vote of Texas Is 1.04,219.
A Gian Meeting was held, in Boston last
night, atwhlch the Hon. N. Edmonds presided.
destitution exists in many parts of Ala-
Oxv Poru . has appointed a'freedman to be a
justice of the peace in Alabama.
FEO3I one ton of quartz a Minnesota gold com
pany obtained sixty-s6Ven ounces of bullion
valued at $7OO.
Gsur. &mums:4 declines to take .any position
in the Cabinet unless the remainder of the riesiv
dent's counsellors resign. •
THE Georgia Convention has adopted a resolu
tion urging the removal of Governor Jenkins, of
that State. , ,
• - -
Tux steamer Sappho, from New York for
Wilmington, N. C., has been sunk off Ilattents.
No lives were lost.
Arms and amtnualtion secreted by the Fenians
have been discovered and , seized by the police at
several places in England.
Mosr of the farmers in. Alabama are hiring
fewer laborers than , usual, and the crop prospects
for next year are unfavorable.
3,lxxiceir refugees arriving in Brownsville,
Texas, are : arrested and sent - back aa deserters
under orders by Gen. Reynolds.
B. th,o'ANsta:3l, of Philadelphiv, has' been
appointed Revenue Agent for the tßate of Texas,
and left for his post last evening.
Coxrnac-rs have been signed for constructing a
new railroad from Washington to Baltimore, to
connect there with the Northern Central and other
Pennsylvania railroads.
GENERAL! HA:scock has issued an order that the
election fox, - „or against, a Convention in Texas,
and for delegates, will be held from February 10
to 14,
'Tin Coniervative Central Executive Committee
of Georgia,met in Macon. yesterday, and made
provisions for a thorough organization through
out the State. . "
DEsPATI.'II from Abyssinia says : a report
from the interior had reached the British ex
pedition that King Theodore had set fire to and
destroyed Debra Tabor.
Tait Inralide Rune, of St. Petertbnrg, says:
-The policy agreed upon between France snd
Austria on the eastern question, if persisted in,
will imperil the tranquility of Europe."
Committeoon Public.La.nds hare reported
to tlie D.OIISO of RePresentatiyos'a bill declaring
forfeited to the United States the lands granted
to the Southern States in 1856 to aid in the con
struction of railroads.
THE English war: steamer Jason arrived at Vera
Cruz on-December 7, with orders to bring away
Mr. Middleton, of the British legation, and all
the British consuls s and archives in Mexico. Tne
English residents were mu2h excited over this
order.
- _
THE examination of John Martin and others,
connected with the funeral demonstration on the
Bth„ was concluded_ en i Monday, in Dublin, but
the decialon of the tourt was reserved, and-Mr.
,Martin and Mr. Lalor were cotarnitted fortrial on
thecharge of misdemeanor. They imincidiately
furnished the requisite ball, and were discharged
from'cutitody:• r •
ME,T , q.asp.,EA replied on., Tuesday.to the attacks
made upon:the govenirdent by the Liberal party
in the Italian. Parliament. In the course of his
speech he said Italy wouldfiooner or later possess
Rome, and that end would be accomplished, not
by toms, but brmoral force.. Ratazzi followed in
a speech in opposition to the Chief Minister, say-
I mg the popular vote, in Naples and other cities of
Italy showed that the nation demanded a different
policy.
ANOTHER attempt was made yesterday to blbw
up one of the city prisons in London. Powder
was placed under .a wall of Millbank jail, in
which a number of Fenians are confined. The
preparations were all completed, and the fuse
bad been lighted by the`conspirators without at
tracting attentiOn, but fortunately; owing to
some defect in the arrangements, the powder did
not explode, and the plot was discovered before
the attempt to carry it out could be renewed.
No arrests have been made, and no clue has yet
been obtained to the guilty parties.
THE Mexican Congress was opened at noon
on the Bth. President Juarez read his message
in person to the assembled Congress. It speaks
intheinost flattering manlier of the bravery of
the Mexican troops and their sufferings in the
war for independence, and is - grateful for the
rympatliy.repeived from the South. American re
publics. He refers Ina. complimentary , manner
to the action of .the ;United, States. and declares
that all treaties with Eurbpeanykowers are at an
end., The most important part of the mesaige is
the siirrendee by Jtiiirei Into theliands of the
Congress of all the.e.xtraordinary powers he had
asaumed..„,Senor Eziquel Monte z, the chalonan,
made a'signifteint response" to the ineffsage, and
di dared that Mexiao was indifferent as to the re
snuiptionf .guropean relations. He aeknowl
edeed the' indebtedness of the country to the
tnited States for their Moral flupport during the
* NEW JERSEY MATTERS.
'
THE C. 011.1. Pno,lEcT.--The proposition to con
struct a tide-water or ship canal between Camden
and a suitable point on the Mullicas river, Is
meeting-With conSidsrable eneeuragement. It is
a project of no little magnitude, and the friends:
of the enterprise deem it one that cannot fail to.
be remunerative.. It ls,,thereforc,. believed that
as soon asthe projectors andleorporaters obtain:
charter. from the. Legislature,.the company will.
be regularly Organiacch tt stepetakerg ANC Se
curing subscriptions to the capital stock. The
projeetof building a railroad from Camden to.
the sea-shore way agitated-some eighteen or
twenty years before it , was .6omutenced, and lit
may be several years before such an improve
ment as this will reeelvesuffielmit eneogragement
to begin it, but it will bo made some day. It is
only a question of time. .
E . :CC:ELLEN - C. SPORT.--Wild game, such as black
ducks. geese, brant, blue-bills, teal and •other
water fowls, were never morc abundant than at
the piesent time, 'in all the bays, inlets aui
thoroughfares for miles above and below Atlantic
City. Gunners are enjoying the sport of emit-
Wring them in large numbers—those In Atlantic
City alone averaging about seventy five a day.
On Monday last, the two Messrs. Conover killed
thirty-two, 1 and then a Tans goose is I,olf
cap
tured, and an 'oe'casional brabt is brought in.
This exhilarating sport is participated in by
every ono on the Island who owns or can borrow
am. Ducks sell in' that city for seventy cents
a pair.
ate beginsing to can-
Vass ale 1 4**/ Which contca off in
March.' Variouts geuttientekt are spoken of for
the various positions to be filled. The usual as
pirants', for municlpalkodors are again in the
field, urging their cOtmtfbi, Oke nomitiationS,
but a batch of new ones have' sprung up, who
it is quite evident, distancethem in the race.
This appears to be the , cast in both parties, and,
from indletationd, , tho 'cOndrieeity election will
be pretty warmly contested.
CitnisrmAs Toir..--Vnltsuid. pripparations arc
tieing made by the Vinous ilemifititions In
Camden for the observance of the Christmas
holidays.. The churchea pare to be llsigisomcly
festooped with evergreens and other rip,ropriate
daceirations. The annual Fairs and Festivals are
also being arranged, and will make a very grand
display.. The Wiles connected with the Third
Street, • MothOdise Church will hold a Fair
throughout the entire holiday season, on an ex
tensive scale, ,thq proceeds of, lithic will be ap
plied to the funds now being raised towards re
building a new hoir t se, of
. worship.
n
CAMDEN COUNTY Counrs.—The Ja nuary Tdrin
of the Camdcn4) nnty , CourtWgthought i , will
be quite a pro r i0,40,4, cOateqmikee - ,tif the
large amount obusiness on, ItsiulPiiiC Which'
will accrue up to the day the term commences.
At the last term the Grand Jury found over ono
hundred true bills. If half that number arc
found at the coining session, the term will bit at
least six weeks. •
DAILY EVE IRO BULLETIL-lIIILADELPIII,A, DEOF,MBER 19; 1.86.7.'•
'STS .
EXTENSIVE Salk or REar, ESTATE.—Jtnes A
•
Preetnall, Auctioneer, sold ,Yellterdayht Dam at
,
the Exchange, the following: Share , Itercantlle
Library, $8; 4,500 shares Philadelphia National
Petroleum Company at lie., $ll 25; two-story
frame house northeast corner' of Thirty-sixth
and Oak streets, lot 18 by 10( feet.. 51,425; three
story frame house, No. 1128 Ulm street, lot
20 by 74 feet, $1,175; genteel dwelling,
No. 1010 Marshall street, lot 13 by 70, foot, $1,920:
three-story brick dwelling, No. 1012 Marshall
street, lot 13 by ;0 feet, $2,050; three-story
brick dwelling, No. 733 'West streetOot 15 , by 73
feet, $1,750; three-story brick tavernogable and
large lot, 110 by 101 feet, northeast corner of
Secdhd and York streets, $7,200; ground milt of
.
$5O per annunt, $700: genteel three-story ,briek.
dwelling, No. 1620 Race stieet, lot 18 by 140 feet'
$0,950; brick dwelling, No. 4046 Lances
ter avenue,- lot 16 by 100 feet, $2,500;
two three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 811 Lebo,-
non and 810 Montcalm street, lot 14 by 68 fedt,
$2,600; one-third interest In a three-story brick
store-house, Swanson street, above Washington
avenue, lot 31x146 feet, $3,000: one-third interest
in a lot adjoining the above,. 50x146 feet,
$2,500; one-third ;interest in a lot' on Otsego
street, in the rear of the above; 10x80, $2, 000 1
one-third interest In two three-story brick houses,
Nos. 915 and 047 Otsego street; lot 15,112.60 feet—
eachs4oo-4800; one-third interest in two-three
story brick houses, Nos. 041 and 913 Otsego st.,
lots. 12,145103 feet--each s3oo—s6oot . one-thini
interest m,two two-storysframe houses, Nos. 037
and 039, Otsego street, lots 103 5;105 feet—each
slso—s3oo; sold at private sale, a, three-story
brick house, No. 222 Nth Juniper street, lot 16
sGO, $2,850.
ELECTION Or • AS4IST.VNT ENOWEEIL o TIIK
FIRE DEYAATMENT.—A meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Fire Department was. heldAst
evening to receive the returns of the companies'
votes for Assistant Engineer froth the First Di
vision, to fill the unexpired term of Terrence
lleCuaker. Samuel J. Stone presided,. and Wm.
A. Short and Edward T. Drumell were appointed
tellers.. The following is the vote of each
candidate : •
James Pollock--llarmony Engine, Rope En
gine, Robert Morris Hose, Shliller Hose, South).
waik Hose, Coluinbia - Rose, Diligent Englub,
Perseverance Hose, Philadelphia Rose, Phienix
Hose, Schuylkill Hose. Warren Total,l2.
John .1. ..Maloney---Delaware Engine, Moya
mensing Hose, Good Intent llose, Niagara Hose,
Reliance Engine, Washington Engine, Hibernia
Engme, Philadelphia Engine. Total, 8.(
.1 . 63(ph 11. Logue—Franklin Engine, Marion
Hose, American Hose and Washington Hose.
Total, 4.
William. Butler—Southtark Engine and Good
Will Engine.
Thomas IL. Peto—Hope Hose.
William 1.. Furman—Weeeacoe Engine.
lexander .11celintfq k —Fame Hose.
The President announced that James Pollock
having received the highest number of votes was
duly elected, and ordered his name to be sent to
Select Council for confirmation. Adjourned.
ALLEGED EvAsioN or TEE REVE:s:CE LAI\ .
Levi Ro l tenthal had a hearing before United
States Commissioner Phillips, yesterday, on the
charge of evading the revenue law. Cornelius
J. Dougherty, a revenue Inspector of the First
district, testified that he visited the cigar manu
factory of defendant on the 17th instant, at No.
138. Chestnut street, and asked to be shown tne
Government regulation book, but none was
produced; the receipt for a liceuse and for the
payment of a special tax wag' Inquired for with
the same result. A. son of defendant took the
witness to the third-story of the building, where
four persons were engaged making cigars, only
three of whom had permits, none of which were
endorsed in the First Collection District, as the
law requires. The inspeetor made a report to
Collector Abel, who seized the contents of the
manufactory. Mr. Rosenthal was bound over
for trial.
Tut. .monviterrs Soup B°cm - ff.—This society
commenced its winter operations yesterday
morning, at the :office, 'Fourth . street, above
Brown. During the forenoon over , 2l pllons of
soup were distributed to the poor of 'the district.
This is a smaller amount than usual, there not
having been as much sufferingas on previous oc
casions. Daring the year about $2,000 imcontn
butions Were received by the managers for the
eociety. It was stated that the cost 9f furnishing.
soup to the poor averaged about four cents per
head. A. amendment to the charter has been
obtained, authorizing the managers to connect
therewith a free bathing establichnient, and dur
ing the year about 9.000 baths.were taken by wo
men and children. Thelighest number relieved
was in the years 1855 and 1856, when six thou
sand three hundred and two persons were. re
lieved.
THE LATH Barium EXPLOSION.— Yesterday,
Coroner Daniels summoned the following gentle
men as jurors in the case of the late boiler ex
plosion, at the whisky distillery', Forty-second
and Ludlow streets, whereby the foreman, George
11. Wertley, lost his life: John Agnew, Henry B.
Lyons, John A. Fulton. Philip Btahl, James F.
Neall and Benjamin. F. Dubois. The jury then
visited the Hospital, and viewed the body of
Wertley, after which, they proeecded to the scene
of disaster, and inspected the boiler and engine.
The investigation will be commenced on Monday
evening next.,
RAILWAY. CASUALTY.--Last night, about eight
o'clock, .a man named William Fullorth, residing,
in Aintat street, Germantown, was run over by
a 'passenger railway car at Rising Bun. The
wheels passed over the left leg, crushing It in a.
horrible manner. He was, on the eat, doing up,
the Germantown avenue,; , and fell. oft going,
under a car that was coming down. He was
taken to the Episcopal Hospital.
BuiciDE.—A sailor, named Antonio McCall, a
native of Prussia, .committed suicide. yesterday,
at his residence, 512 'Penn street, by. taking
arsenic. The deceased, It was said, had been dis
appointed and crossed in love, and became so.
despondent that he : committed the fatal deed.
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fitreet. SINES 4SHEAF
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laiotf Arch street wharf. Balbuyllana
so DANCING. '
DlEEtillt FANCY AND CrrIZEINB , DlteB t
,441. 5 1 itt ral li takes place at her Rooms, southeast_ comp!'
04":„Nr 413? ara d jA:TitiLT .1 1 '"Ci171
YU/ . / .1, • tb street, ' .• r it*
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JUIKUOIOI
ACADEMY We ' •• • • •
,
cizernoEo l irm AND ALFRED HANLON, LOSHOCI
FOR_T IiOLHIPA WS ONLY. COMMENCING
• MON AY EVENING, December .
TIM World's • ' Great Favoritesi—The Wonderful and
1~ amette
'HANLON BROTHERS: ' HANLON BROTHERS !
George, William and Alfred, with their Grand Trans.
Atlantic Combination. Twenty male and' female Conti
nental Artistes, allneW to America. • • •
THE HANLUN BROTHERS ' '
have secured the following confederation of human skill,
theirlirst appearance Innis pity:.. • , •
JIMMY :GCB%
TILE CHAMPION SWIMMER OF THE WORLD,
the eelebtated Natator, or Huntart Frog, ht - hie marvelous
aquatic evolutions, in the comae of which he will eat,
drink and stnoke v wb lie entirely submerged in his watery
bed.
_1 • ' ' IiftOFEEISOR GREGOIRE.
ETHARDO, Mb GREAT SPIRAL ASCENSIONIST.
MLLE. ORRTRUDE, • ,
and her highly trained• Canin- Troupe of -Seven Edu
cated French Poodles..
MlnE GREGORY, TIM VERSATILE ARTISTE.
JEAN AND VICTOR, • •
the Champion Juvenile Gyrunnete of all Europe.
ALFRED AND ARTHUR, the AERIAL • WONDERS.
GEORtiE, WILLIAM AND• ALFRED lIANLON,
in their intrepid and:terrine Aerial Feats, Including theit
new and wonderful creation, entitled the
Tit HEE FLYING MEN OF TOE AIR,
first time in this olty. •
• HANLON'S GitAND MINIATURE CIRCUS,
introducing the beautiful Trick Pony "Aurora," the Per
'forming Goat“Eemeraida,“ the highly trained Steed
"Dint si," and the celebrated:Quadruped Artiste, "J up'.
ter," the only Dog in the world that has been taught, to
Ride, Vault, Leap Bulloona, rivaling the moat ae
compliehed Equeetnans of the day. 'the whole Canino
Fraternity in
' LILTPUTIAN STEEPLE CHASE.
New Christroaa Pantomime. untitled
PERPETUAL TORMENT.
in which the prominent mem bera of the troupe will aD
pear..
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEES,
CHRIST3I.IB.AND bATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 2) o'clock. for the tepeefel ticoo,nmodutlon of Fanal
Iles and Schools. _
PIM.;b UZr A 113IISSION.—To 31atinees. Adults, 50
E
rents; • hildren, to 11 1 1 parts of the Renee, 25 cents.
Evcnings—Orehestra,4l; Orchestra Circle and Balcony,
7.5 cents; ramilv Circle. 50c. ; Am uhithcatre, '
Doors open at 7, ()vesture commences at 7 "o'clock
precisely.
The sale of Tickets will commence at-the Academy,
and at J. E. GOULD'S New Ilene Wareroome, so. 5:13
IiiiERTNUT street, Friday, December 20.
Remember that those who wish for seats must seen re
them in advance.. - de19.40
CADEMY UF.MUSIC.
--
DE LA GRANGE. • BRIGNOLL
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
THIS (Thureday) EVENEV,I. December tB, at 8 P. M.
Last night but ono of the kincrs. Mozart's chef
d'muvro,
DGN GIOVANNA.
Meedamea DE LA GRANuE, etia.,LIETS and M. , .
CU LLOBIL Signori B MONO LI , ORLAN)INI. c, LSI N 1
and COLE'l'Tldn the principal rolee.
LAO.3loal Director and Conductor. Signor Nlco.
lue
rridav, Dec. :.%), ERNANI. Saturday, Dec. 2.1, GRAND
PAIt.e.,\VELL
Admission to Matinee $l, including reserved seats.
Box office Open daily troth HA. M. at the' Academy of
Music, and C. W. A. Trumpler'e new 3lueic store, No, 14N
Chestnut e tree+.
AMERICAN ADADEMY tit MUtlitl.
ZIAX MAL:ET:MR.%
GRAND ITALIAN• OPERA.
'POSITIVELY FOR TWO W.F.ELIS ONLY.
CO3IMENCING :MONDAY. JANUARY o, ltaie,
(luring which the di.tinguieheallima Donna,
MME. L'AREYA ROSA,
mill atipear in a number of her f tvorite role,. del2 ti
N Utak b :41., bTEEET THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. -
Will be produced MONDAY. Dec. 23,
And during
HOLIDAY lc, EEL
THE MAGNIPICa.NT" SPEC I'ACUL AP, PLAY
Founded on the beautitul Fairy Tale,
CINDERELLA:
OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER,
And entitled
Produced With
-- IS Elk' AND GORGEOUS SCENERY.
COaTU3IES.
A BALLET OF Sk.VENTY.FIVEBEAUTIFCL YOUNG
LADIES_
AND A CAST OF 1.: , ‘ EQUALLED POWER.
Box Sheet new open.
ju-tmlar Dramatic prlres resumsd.
Admission-r-Z.oanis, 50 cents anal $E
Next SA'i CIL\ oON. Der. 21.
ONLY ENGLISH DRAMATIC PERFORMANCII. •
• .
Given this. week, un Which occasion
MLLE. 31AIGE ZUE
Will app,ai in a
FAREWELL 3L(TINEF..
The performance Will consist at
- MABSANIELLO.
Admission to 3latinee . . rents.
Children 2.5 cents.
ry lah lr fmn ' %5../ T 4, 1 1 ..r etr;e2.. tlegini ar
TB 18 (THURSDAY 1' nVENLNG. Dec. 19,1 M
LAST Nuarr OF-THE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
FOURTHJOHN AND
BLKOU AST G G WEAAS. EK OF
MIL
who will appear for the Met time in Ilia
• GREAT DitAMATU) nATIRE
upon the vieee. Make and eeneatioza of the preemittline.
entitled
• TnE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
Terry. the :..... Jlr. JOHN BROUGHAM,
A K 21711021 charaelm on charmer," •
Popular Ethiopian Scene by kir. FRANK B ttOWER.
Fnday—BENEFIT OF MR. JrOliN BROUGHAM.
tth. JOHN DREW% AIiGH STREET THEATRE.—
JSL ,t 4 past 7•
LAST NIGHT BUT ONB &Pe
EDWIN ADAMS.
THIS- (TILUBSDAY) EVEI4LUG, Decembez./.9th, 18b7.
TME MARBLE. BEAR'.
RAPHAEL ' -EDWIN ADAMS.
... ........: ....... .............. Mr. C. Walcot.
th 3 arc°. • .-—Mire E. Price.
ti
an of Edwr AdIMIL
SATURDAY--aterielit of Mr. Walcot.
CHRISTMAS WEEK—"OURSP
IN REHEARSAL="LIG-HT AT LAST."
r..‘N ontezr 111EATEE.
1 1 1 Lessee
GERMAN DRAM ...Wm,
F. Sinn & Co.
A..
LAST NlGti r BUT TWO OF
MLLE, FANNY JANAUSCHEK,
(The greatest living Traaediestne.i
TBIS (THURSDAY). EVENING, Dec, tt.tir.
Will be .performed
EGM GOETLIE ONT 'S celebrated Drams,
•
With the music comptosed expressly for it by Beethoven..
M'L'LE FANNY JANAUSCHEK as CLAIM:IIEN.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, DEC. "M.,
Will be produced LESSENG , S Immortal• Drama,
_ EMILIA GAWTTL
MLLE FANNY JANAUSCLIEK in two charactcm,viz.:
EMILIA and the ,COUNTESS ORSIN A.
0 a SA'rUßDAY,.positively last night,
MARIE'ANNE.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats st, cents extra. Family Circle, 50 cents.
only. ' Private Boxes, Sl5.
pickets now on sale at WITTICAS MUSIC STORE.
IC2I Chestnut street, and at the Box Oflice of the Theatre..
Dome open at' At. Commence ate.
SATURDAY—MtLLE ZOE MATINEE..
' I.I‘,NDAY. ;Dee. 23.1AIENDRILLON. ltt
LWriuLAuLl ' l MVrgbtN NTH ARCH.
L. V. TUNISON & CO.. . .1 0 03Prieton
TUNISON & M IN S TRELS.
TUNISON & COM MINSTRELS.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
TIIROUGHOLV. •
CROWDED HOUSES—DELIGHTED AU.
DIENCES...
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW ECK
LESQUE,
PETER PIPER. PterEti PODGE AND
'FORT. FISHER.
JOHNNY MACK
GREAT VERSATILE CO3IEDIAN,
AVILL SHORTLY APPEAR.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE HIM.
_ FRIDAY EVENING BENEFIT OF W. ALLEN
Doom open at 7.coclock. Commence at 8..
dmimion. 25. 50 and 75 Cents. Boxes. $5.
1 RE COMING.
The lar•farrisd original and only MORRIS
HHOTHE.P.S' MINSTRELS, at
CONCERT HALL --,
MONDAY MEND O,DEC, 93,
And every evening dining the week. Also a Grand
'3latinee CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, commencing at 2,M
o'clock. HILLY MORRIS. the PeopleM,Vomedina, with
an entire new entertainment entitled
A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
Admission, 25 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents. Deere
open at 6R, to commence at o'clock. .Box. Office open
from 10 to 3P. for the sale oft secured seats.
deli! 90 CHARLES A. MORRIS, Manager.
N . EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA. HHUS_
ELEVENTH etreet,..above CHESTNUT.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
•
CARNCROSS DIXEY'S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THEW ORLD.
COMPLETE SUCCESS. HOUSES CROWDED.
SPLENDID BILL FOR THIS WEEK.
TREMENDOUS HIT
Of the - now - Ainerican.Gerniaa;t Operatic-Rhein:natio.
Arintocratic-Seneational Iturleeque on •
SURF;
• OR. GENERAL GRANT AT CAPE MAY.
C ARL EN Z'S
OR B CHESTRA T MATINEE%
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON. \
At ISX o'clock.
IN 11ORT119ULTURAL HALL.
Piano 8010 —Mr. IL G. THUNDER. •
Package of Four Tickets for One Dollar.
Single Tickets, 00 cents.
To be bad at Boner & Co.'s, 1102 Chestnut street, and at
the door. no29.tf
il i tillEMßLY BUILNDING:
BLITZ LAST ISEAtION4
SIGOR .
EVENINGS at 'I% WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at S o'clock.
Another Wonder, the Great Double-headed
SPHINX i SPHINX 1 SPHINX.
As performed by him only. - Feats in Magic, Funny
Scenee in Ventriloquism, Marvelous Birds, and the Min.
Wolk. Admission, 28 cents. Children. 15 cents. Reserved
Bests, 50 cents. nolfotf
R M. JARVIS'S gLAssicer., SOIREES
kJ. AT NATATORIUM HALL.
Broad street blow Walnut, east eido..
• kST REE. _
SATURDAY EVENI iR December
NG. December 2let, at ti o'clock.
Subscriptions received and • Progranunes furnished at
the principal Music Stores and Clatokerines and Gould's
liana Warerooms. • der.tfii
VOX'S AMERICAN viuttavy THEATRE
A! EVERY EVEN/NG and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROVPE.
In Grand Ballets. Ethiopian /Burlesques: BMW., Dances
Gnanaet Acta Pantomimes. &e.
A MERICAN CO BERVATORY. OF MOSIO.—THE
Regular Winter Tom Jiituary 186&
Pupils Season pada for 'the Es
,e0o• are R, 0 , , ,, c 0 ,,"..Yi
and will be denvorie4;on recelpro vutioa.
no Office, aE. car. wontli and Walnut, nolikto.th.o.um
ITABBLEIO3 MONDAY AFT . : OON •CONOERTS,
Singleat Concert altevery Monday, from FOCtla 6 o'clock.
adm cents. • Package. tour TickstA 81 00.
"Coupon" of fhb ty Tickets. 86 00. no66.tf
pENNOWLVANWICIADEmy or Wa r n
opeiitiom A. IC to OE LI"
ftgl e irglATi e n s ii? great 11°161 a °gill " it6Earigp
16441
ESTAL FRENCH,. PBMlBB.—ao imigra EN 27 , 1
JR. Ministers Sand fanozponskixoporftd iina tor Sate ID)
488 , 8,, 81J8 Ott 40 , WltoB Dam Dokairon avow& .
FRINV IP'A. , •A O , ENC7 Y
•• , ,
For the Sate ®P United Slates
- - ;
,REVENUE, STAMPS.
MI kind of Revenue Atemps kept Constantly on hand,
audio; sato,lq, all impinge. Stamps ,tonyarded to all
parte ef - the, United States hy,Mail or EaPress.' with the
greatest deepatott.. Tlio'fetlbwing dlneninit eh:rived%
On 5M.... ......... ..... -.TWO PER CIENT.
$2O ho 19100.; ;RAM PER OENT.
$1(0 and Upwards....Votlß 'AND A lIALV PER' CENT:
The UnitedlAntes Revenue Stamp printed en Checks?
Drafts, Receipts, Bill Deeds, etc.
—'Orders solicited from , Printers,• Engravers, Stationers,
Banks. Bankers, and. others. ' - •
The following discount allowed. on the Stamped Paper:
Ender $lOO TWO AND A HALF PER CENT.
'owe to ... .. .. ....'...TIIItEE PER CENT.
$3OO and over.. . ... .... . .. --VOLTA PER. CENT.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
57. SOUTH , THIRD' STREET,
dell-ti PULLAUEL.P LILA.
AUIS/OlIJA.is•
IF YOU WISH TO BE
BEAUTIFUL,
Coe OeeeUa de Persia* or Vklogia fiNi
Reautfthig the Complexion.
Preserving the
This invaluable toilet article was discovered by a cab
bratedchemistin France. audit is to him that the Ladles
of the Courts of Europe owe their beauty. With all its
simplicityandruity Ogre is no article that win compnrq
with it as a. beautiller of the complexion angpreserree or
the skin.
M. C. McCiltasky purchased the receipt of him some ten
years age; be has since that time (Oven it a perfect trial'
among his personal friesidrand the arlatocrano ettelai of
Philadelphia, Now Yorlk Baltimore,Boston, New Orleans.
St. Louis. Savannah, Charleston. AVilminten. N. C..l
They have used It with unquaii ,god admiration.
would consider the toilet imperfect withoutthisdelightf
and. purely harmless preparation. Vittoria Regis and
°wells de Persia has given such ontlm satisfaction in
every instance, that he is now compelled to offer it to the
public. This article is entirely different from anything of
the kind ever attempted, and is warranted -
FRE.I3 FROM ALI. POISONOUS SUBSTANCE/.
After using Oscella de Persia and Victoria Regis. far a
short time, the akin will have a soft, satin like texture; it
imparts a freshness, smoothness and soft:sum to the skin
that can only be produced by using this valuable article.
It presents no vulgar liquid or other compounds, and its
use cannot possibly be cieteeted lay the cicaest.observer.
FOR 111.5101 TING TAN FRECKLES, SUNBURN AND
CUTANEOUS DISEASES FROM THE SKIN.
IT 1B INVALUABLE. •
M. C. McCloskey has every confidence to recommending
his Victoria Reda and 'Deceits. de Peroia to the Ladies.
as being the only perfect and reliable toilet article now in
•
use.
Genuine Prepared only by
M. C. McCloskey,
Led hie name stamped on each tabel—na other Se gentane.
Depot, No, 109 North• Sovently Street,
Boldly aUDrogstat eand Peritoneal:4n thailatted Meta
and Canada. ' oecodh a tuft§
PAL DENTALLINA.—A IHIPEPSOIt ANT/CLE FOB
J cleaning the Teeth. destroying nothealeula . which In.
Piet them. giving tone to the VIM* and Bowing a lofti
of Empire:me and sedan. cleanliness In the month.
may be wed daily, sod will be found to eirengtben.week
ittllarkd bleedine MPS, .
towhileeveat the o aromaan* eaterilimems
recommend it _He etrrepoeMi with
the assistance of the DenHst..Phydahumne. fts
aM.Mereasogist.
tt is =elides* oflcredome a reliable eubstititte far the Mi."
ieertalis washed formerly in vogue.
Eminent Detente. anenainted with the eonstitaeoli el
the Den t
allina. ad tats its use; ite contain. nothing le
Fremont its umerh ...writ Made only. hy
JAN=7.: 4 WD!. Apothseary,
eliPrue• l o o oo6
For male by Druggist* semenellaand
Fred.. Brown. D. /e. Stadthourele •
Haniard & Co., , Robert. C. Davis.
C. E. Beery, , , Oen. C. Fewer.
lease H. It Chan. Wavers.
C. EL Needles. HoCollin,
T. J. Husband. . B. C. Beating.
Amblers Smith. Chas.,l3, N Eberle.
Edward Parrish. James . Marks.,
Wm. B. Webb, Brimehund &
James L. globate. Eljellt a co"
Hughes & Combo. li. C. Sege.
Henry A. Bower. Wyeth & Bro.
COD•LFVER
FOR IitRAILNILS WASTING,S.:, AND EVERY FORM
OF DEiIIiLITIA. ÜBE
JOHN C. BAKER & COM
COD•LIVER O 1
Its use, fah - Ly tried, will won teste M r° the teal of the d 3.
seethe organs. invigorate the bleed, 'give Amoral rotunnt7-
to the sure and, add energy tetbe mind - and Demons sys
tem. ,Its value has been. remarkably ervideaced
rritingel bY. ita
wonderful restorative when o bottles um',
been vainly exhanste It no eat to Out
body when no other can ha berme, d furniabes the frame
wit fat In a tally rem:al:ebbs manner.
tar Bottled;seily by us.
JOIIN C. BOOM & CO,
Mr Market etreet.
For, sale by City Drug:ids. del .
ENTIRELY RELIABIRDN'S BRONCHIAL
Tablets, for the cure of colds, hoarseness, bron.
abide aninatarrh of the and breast Publio t e r&
n
en, eb3ge and amateurs be meetly berme
nein three Tablets: , Prepared only by LANCAniIi
Rhermateedtste, N. E. canter Arch and,
streets; elbbls.' Far sale by Johasam Holloo a im it
Cowden., and Druggists generally. . ser
LEGAL NOTICES.
.LIN TUE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS Rift TUE
City and Comity of Plata&lnbia.—ROßEßT
SON ant SARAH - JANE WILSON. June Term, 1867. No.
Lk in Divorce. 10 SARAH JANE WILSON, Respond
ent: You will please take notlec of a Enie greeted in the
a.ove came. returnable SATUE.DAY, December
1867. at it o'cleck.A.M, to allow cause why a divorce a,
trinoulo viatrisuotaii thould not be decreet,
JAMES W. PAUL,.
Attorney for Libellant '
rim.A DA., Dee. 14th. , 1867. dole-mirth:O ,
Pi THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR. THE CITY AND
County of Philadelphia—Estate of MARY MARCIA
RETTA GRAFF, deceased..--The Auditor appointed by
the' Court to audit,' settle and adjust the account of FRE
DERICK GRAFF and WILLIAM B.VAUX, Executors of
the last wit' and testament of MARY MARGABETTA
GRAFF, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the bands a the accountant, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of his 'appointment, on
Monday, Hecember MU. 1867, at 4 e!cloelc, P. Td., At his
483 Walnut street,' in 69 ci.Olor
Ndell.ta.th.s,st§ ' U. HAINES, Auditor.
INTN THE ORPHANS' COUNT POE TUE CITY AND
of Philadetphis..—Estate of PHILIP tiALEELL,
decent ed.—The Auditor Appointed by tho Court to audit.
eettle and adjust the account of _JAMES CHAHDER4
Executor of the Dot Will aria ,Testameut of PHILIP
lIALZELL, deft, and toggAr i t, disfrthution of ;the bal.
once in the hands of the ' tent, will meet the par.
ties interested for the purpose of his appeintment, on
Tuesday. the Mb day of December, at It o'clock,
A, M. at the Office of EDW. H. CAMPBELL, Elk. No.
55 Vine street, in the city of PhlladelPhia. delOtothefot/
77N THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
1 States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania—ln
Bankrupts In the matter of CHAUNCEY HULBEIRT,
a Bankr
appointmentTo whore it may concern : The undersigned
hereby liv es notice of • his as Assignee
of CHA UNCEY 11U1,11URT. of Philadelohla, in the
county of Philadelphia 4• and State of Pennsylvania,
within said Dietriet, who has been adjudged a Bankre_iit,
upon his own netition,*by the District. Court of said Dis
trict, dated at Fhtladtria, October 14th,1881.
• ILLIADIIVOGDES, Assignee,
dell that§ .129 South Sixth street.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
1 States, for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.—l»
the matter of JAMES H. OLIVER, bankrupt, in Bank.
ruptcv. To, whom it may concern÷The undentigned
hereby gives notice of Ids appointment as Armagnac of
JAMES D. OLIVER, of the city and county of Philadel.
phis ...I State of Pennsylvania, within said District,
who'lias been adjudicated a bankrupt, Ton his own peti
tion. by the District Court of said Dist at
J. RICH. GRIM Amlgnee,
4.%lLibrarj!atreet,
PHILADELPHIA, DCO. 4. 1867., aestnat- •
,
N THE DISTRICT COURT or , THE UNITED
States for the Eastern Dletrldt of Pennsylvania • •In
Bankruptcy.—ln the matter of WILIolAtt R. SMITH, a
bankrupt. To 'whom it mar conectm—The undersigned
hereby gives notice. of his • appointment ,aa litsabmee of
WILLIAM R. SMITH. of Philadelphia. in lbta county of
Philadelphia. and State , of PannotylvAnia.within said die.
trict.wbo has boon adjudged a banUnpt upon' hia own
Petition by the District Court, of the said district.
Dated at Philadelphia. August keth,lB47. ,
I AM. YOODIES. Asslitut,
del Routh flixt atreet. •
• •; : I I,f i`j: • I'• :r. ;
. anted to the subscriber upon the estnte' of CHAS
LE • ND, deceased. nU perserut indebted to the slim
will make moment and those having claims present the • •
to AL.BLitT T 0 • J •••• • • t• r 5 • •
street.
PEIVIONAL.
A DVERTIBINGFELGENDEI.P,&CO
CY • , ,
__• '' • : . S. ,
.01 CEIORS'ITS3T STREET. ,- •: ,
Inert advertise 4
mento to t.he.l3friamcm and novropayon
lic of
h tho whole country, - at Via taffWit rate - c
rthUtYr_ab•
ens. , • •, ' , , nol-tti tit Bin
ci.LAIIS SHADES' GLASS SHADESI-4)IIITABIAB
covering wax fruit, and *lowans. with stanali k lo,.
f
sizes - , for sale at - B. H. BLEEPER & tab
Whoiconic Glasaware Rolm.
11
•
W.K.n NOS. 412 an4l '794 Stokricet strain.
T P. , 4CLI• /4 Al 4.
Itl prep 4 and_esicet r •likeir , ' 4
'' u4 *SO. Ootit•Vrat ii *Ettli streekipLypi rine.
memo 0
rieriCh a r ila be
and , owteatrag 4 oo9u Imo
partial, and private. su p. 04. ,
vorto : :woe ,
V.111.'1 .1
At 4EB CIaTOMQ 4Air
a:sonnies .T SONS.
rETER
ImPortean 0 I :uwilre
wan
pates end Commtaelonistreett Merchants.
No.llB Wahint ridto4o/Plabt.
it, FOR' /SALE lint. TO ''RENT.—A% BRANTArk_ro
Country Reotdonee, kIIOSMOO "ROA° ifilk."l*"* ""
on the iirbitol turnpike, 1134 miles from the States
f tom Toncodale, and within,aotuartorof
it matt isorioPol3tathin, °lathe nna'illent 9n
11. R., containing about 11 acres oflandln a high estate of
cultivation.
•
• .
• The improvements are Frame Kaplan, 86 feet square.
with large MMUS' in (r ent and. Ohiervitory on trio roof.
It has drawinirroom, sittbarroom, dining room and ,
kitchen ou the drat floor, eight chambers, bathroom with
;11ot sled ;Cold Water, w nter.cleeet, wenlr,basin acid Met a
nild , bittler's pantry in diniugroom coeking range Ana
force pump in the kitchen .to supplywater to the tent
ci T t li:it t Ac c e e -a r iM, ovD5 lotich
summerhouse, a milk and provision vaultadjoining a
noverfailinglvell of meet. excellent water ceder cover.
stabling 'for live horses and - wet:env .carriage.holuie,
toettionse„poultryvirret and Plit•pen. A partof tlieground
fa beimtiAnly laid out with gravel walks and: lavot,, with ,
abundance of shrubbery and ornamental tree.. :.Thstrit • ls
'ALM 'leveret hundred 'choke fruit +trees of • almoet every
variety is fall bearing, a !holier, over 200 feat king. bear
ing the choicest varieties of Stritpea; a vegetanle garden of
two acres, inclosed, with, a neat .picket.fonee owe
'hedge in front, which Se. GOO feet on the. tun:Mine. The
fruit raised annually if if Veld In the. marker. Tooalui'Vai at
least SIAIOU. A neventailtagettedni;called the Poquessen ,
crosses the entire western bound tithe premises.
Two•thirds of the porches° money may remain on
mortgage, or it would be rented to a respon.ible tenant
on a lease. Adeessible hy the rhiledelahia . and Trenton
Railroad gars Ida or eleht time* a day during On entire
year. andhtearebeat from Torreadais twice
For further pa eiders applylto
• • , . ISAAC 14TBANS,
dell €t4 E. cornet Third and npruce•• MOIL
---
inPOD. IoALE 011: To 1 1 ENY.---is VAN% BITUATM
op the Bristol 117 s miles from the Mato
House, containing N. 'acre., -with Largo Mono
A large new Barn hist erected. witkoot-lkulldhegs.. Alt
the fencing on the above grounds-being now. ,s Vault.
Fruit and other tree,. -Thoground in a high state of cut.
tivatios, well austere the Poquessen Creels. passing
through it. It IP about half arnilo trent Station
on the Philadelphia and Trenton Hat/toad, the cars stop
ping at the Station elx oe eight times daily.
Two thirds of the purchase money Gan remain 012
mortgage, or the Farm would be rented te , a responsible
tenant on aleue. 'A,?ply- to
NATIIANS
Cor. Third and dermas...Phila. •
Arglit.,itUgadraTiEm BELOW PXHH
At very done e Cates° realdenee. replevy with
every convenrence,
Stable, coactvhouse anti Grembouse. (hounds hand
gun.), isid out, wilt a , profusion of fruit tnite in full
Deering. Lot ' 74 by Zen , feet. Tile grounds! atilleining. 76
feet front. can be had if desired.
FIELD.
steAlmi . No. 142fteutb &oat Street.
FOR • BALE--A VALUABLE PROFERTY FOR.
• ingeity lent, 004sigtiog 4t three4teti brick.
Store& with dwelling", Ind Ave threoototy modern
brick dwelling& 'Wilt in the boot manner, and. thmtabed
with every • emyenience, eittutte on the fb. a, corner of
Fourth Ind' btatnand emote.' extending to Minas street.
Are all occu pled he good responsible tenants. J. AL OUM.
MEV at Se •NS. rat Walnut strelit. - -
ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
ELEGANT lIESIHENCE.
1868.
NO. 2020op1:ron
FOR BALEr-TRIMB BABY.
31AULE, BROTHER &CO.
ZOO Bout! Buvet.
del3,rn•
Ia.:TORY FOR MLR OR RENT. —A LABOR
thre .t.etcry brick Factory SulkUnr having fronts=
thro etreete , le built la the mos subtbuttbd, mac.
tferthearf y new end to perfect order. J ot hi feet front by
lid feet dr vp. Immediate pommel= given. For further
Pliffkaallt: 11201 OrtnithlEY BONE% MI Walnut
'trees..
FtE tsALE TkD 'MANI:Mt/MR T EIRE& STORY
113; veiling, with threeetory back buildings, No. lila
N , 'rib, Seventh street; has every modern conveni
ence ant, imptovement, and is In penieet order. 117v7113.
dtote asewbo. One halt can remain on mortgage.
Apply to corr. ucK. 4: JORDAN. 433 Walnut street:
FOR SALE OR RENT—A HAZIWOMEMOPERN
Rosidante..ti feet front. boat in the belt Entailer,
wl th every convenience. end lot VS feet deep f.•. 4.
feet wide - street. situate on &unmet - street. near Logan
Square. -Ye In period order. immediate pesseatlon•etven.
J. M. (ilThill4MEY SONS. WO Walnut street.
TO likAlli
fiailiM e Ta r leiT,AND FIXTURES FOR. BALE.
dfi ..lka A Large Wholesale Boot and Shoo Mese, Intend'
C n 4 .be first of Jannory next, to , change their baslom,
will rent their etore, and transfer shout sitea.Oraworth of
good trade.
A part or all of the stock will be disposed Of if tbo Par
ties der/re.
eSMlSCUtrnicatiosus esaidentisl. Address 11..& 8.. this
office. del7.3t•
FOR. "lIENT.—O.NPORNISHED OR PARTLY
fttralsbed,adth carpets eatapleta,a tmullsorue four
stryry brown stone risittencr, haying all. tbo modern
conveniencesan4 imperfect order. situate ott Loctut.
'tree kttear Mark'slObttren. J* AL OA/3i= Y SOML.
508 NY alautistrest.
IaTO RENT.—A, HANDSOME THREE-STORY
D4%5 , 01104 Veit *ietruodoes Improveteonts. No. *Ma
3lt. Vernon street.lianurte poswesion. Also 8.
Those story Double Da
win/ A .S. corner Brosd and Co
lumbia avenue, imitable tor reed enee or store. tromodi
atMonreet. . Apply' to (WEDGE' & JORDAN, No. 43S
st
IFOR R.EIT—A FTANDSOMELY.FIIRNISKED
Residence, with parter. dlning.rooto. I , 4onroom.
kitchen. and six chambers: large ya and arerir
gonyenienee ; dilate ou Race Street, near &xteenth. J..
OUldliEF & SONS. EdilaWalnut otreet,
AZTO LET.—A FTWE FOUR-STORY MODERN'
Residence. in =matte order Rpniee street, siswe
Nineteenth.. • (.3. it EWING.
41.11434* 767 Wahl. t Street-
TRIED STREET—FOR YFGNT, TilE ' UR-
Inetoty grar4te andivick store Propereir.Tio.
Third street. Immediate pcsaresion. J. hi. OLIN,
hi= & BON& LOB Walnut street.
L&RG
Foto..on"=Mare) ete below gltefttat et.
jos -
nett
al
De lf• s it rare Vast,.
LARGE HALL.
cor..3road and WRIZILItt
JOtIN fititittEd EDWtaltte.
Webza,tatet.
dell-tn thuAt•
IffFOR REST--SECOND AND • THIRD 87'ORIES
of Btoro No. 2811 North 7 kilra street. - opposite Esitle
Hotel." det4
nio RENT—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION I'BE
second, thlr&fourth and fifth Soon of cry
prendaeaon M street. Apply toB. cr y
R &
C 1 ,.. No. ? Market street.
azAt. ESTATE SA-LIE3.
Oxrli .21S' COURT SALE—ESTATE of TTIOMAB
McKinley. deceated...4arnes A. Freeman.. Auctioo
eer. Under enthortty of the Orphans' Court for the
City and County of Plinadelplds. on Monday. Dee. le.
1861, at 12 O'clock noon, will be sold at public sale. at the
rbiladelpina Exchange, the following de.crlbmi real es
tate, lato the property of Tbontas McKinley., deceased
No flows boa WI, M 3 and fdli Marriott street, with
cow t hotuts in the rear. Two into of ground with the
brick and frame horses thereon, on the north eide of
Marriott street, the first beginning lee feet west of Fifth
street and the next adjoirung on the west. Each lot 20
feet trout by 10114 feet deep . the first subject to a propor
tionable pound rent of nine shillings and ten ;pence half
penny, and the second to a proportionable ground rent of
eine shillings. unte . the thredes Church' congrega , I=-
W On t4e above lots ere erected 3 twontorr brick
bow* !mattes on Marriott etreet. with 3 threoetory
brick and 2 twcratory frame court houses in Mercer.
No. 9.--Lot, Christian street. The one half part of in
and to a lot of ground on the south side of Christian'
street, 120fect west of fourth street. to feet front by 10134
feet deep: Subject to a' proportionable ground rent of 9
shillings unto the Swedes Church Congregation..
No. —Houses MS and 931 South Fiftliatreet., The °pe
tal! part of in and to a lot with the 2 three.story IMMO
messuages thereon, on the east side of Fifth street, 21
feet southward from Marriott street. being Rd feet front
by 120 feet deep. Pr' There are 21weetory frame houses
in the roar._ , •
o. M
4—Lot, corner Fifth and Marriot t streets. A lot of
ground at the southeast corner of Fifth and Marriott
streets. being 21 feet on Fifth street. and extending of that
idth in depth along the south side of Marriott , sheet.
120 feet. , - • .
$lOO to he paid on each at the time of sale.
By the Court, . E. A. MERRICK. Clerk 0. V.
JANE CONROY, Adirdrdstratrir.
) JAMS A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
de19,12,20 Store, 922 Walnut street.
ORPHA,NEP COURT SAGE.-ESTATE OF
:Joseph decesaed.—James A. Freeman, Auc
tioneer. atone flweßing, Barn, clarriege•hense.and
falt Acme, near Bustieten,_Twenty third Ward. Under
authority of the . Orphans' Court for the City, and County
of Thiladelphilqu lionday. Dec. liOth.ln i til2 o'clock.
noon, Will be sold at public eale,, at the ' tdd Melds Ex
change, the !Minn. - lag described Real BSta . late the
property of Jokeph Hall, deceased: A niessuagtl ilin ntid tract
of land_eituate in the township of Lower Du , (now
the 284 Mrard.) . Beginning at a stone in the m Mile of a
certain road called the , Old Welsh Road.' leading from
Bustieton to the Bristol Road, thence by land reieheed or
intended to ,be released to John Ha% 91.40 deg. 10 min..
E. 116.90 perches to a atone ; thence by JohnTrturto3 land.
8.49 deg,_46 min-, E. 91.20 perches to a atone ;, thence by
land of - William McMillan, Et, 40 deg.l.s min, W. 141.50
to corner in the middle of the aforesaid road
thine° along, the middle thereof, the fours* of land of
Isaac Ashton anti land released unto Jacob Hell bad
Fisher Ha% ' by' John, Joseph and , Charles Hall, bout
87.40 porches to the place of beginning. Cotkinixiing eig
acres end 80 perches, be the same ore or _
The above' m
tract Hes at the corner of the old WOO and
the Blue Grass Roads, about half a mile from Ilustieton.
and 234 miles from Holmesburg. The improvements are
a atone and tome dwelling, excellent barn, stone wagon
house, c . 'A fine stream the
through the land.
and the newtailroad called tbe Philadelphia, Holmes
burg and , Bustleton Railroad will ,pees verY desirably
tic ough the premises. The propeity_is in good cultiva
tion. and rented till April next. t 317 flan at the Auction
Store. Half the purchase money may main.
rar- ; •
$950 to be paid at the Um* of eaM,
By the Court, - E. A. MERRJOIC,'CIerit it). C.
ELIZABETtt J,.440,r„ B x ocutctk.
JAMES A. rREEDIAN. Auctioneer,
1it0re,.492 walnut street.
dell) 19 %I
,r SALE BY 'ORDER. OF 11E1RS.'.:E:TATE OF
Jacob Fritz. deceased,--damee 'Fp:maim:Auto
tioneer.-rNeat Thrgestory Brick'Dwalibisallo. 29g
N, Juniper street. On monday,Docembor 80. 1807. at lit
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale. at the 'Philadel
phia Exchange, the following described foal eetete,_ viz-:
All that cerodu threo-etory brick dwelling :and lot Cl
droned, tuate on the west aide. of Jfiniperl i. ttot,lNo.
, 996), at the distancs of 180 feet 11 inchekno , of, Race
street in the Tenth Ward of the eitY,;cOntailr e d In front
1.6 fecie inches, and in dotal* of that Width., tett, To
-16 with the use of a certain alloy as ou A nacon.
etructed along and upon the north side of the lot, tentage
- ous to and ociuthward of the above described lot. of ' the
width of a feet 6 inches and in depth of that width 35 feet
from Juniper strut. •
geirClear of ineumbrance.
IF $lOO to bo paid at tho time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN,__AuctiOnoor.
Store, 422 Walnut strait.
4100,19,26
PLEASANT - FURNISHED OR , UNFURNISHED
wow, with beern, at 204 South Eleventh et
wiripuoi 10i%
PRILADELPHIA, ' liciV lg. uoaskamAN.
'isidp. i tliii Phnidelplda Ithip flohool. ',Enn a rth
stmt bevel/tattle DOW open or the;, pnn
of Maoist's for lie winter trona, Li ch ee Oa Inalaa•
a
men, desiring to become proficient in otion!! ~, will
find !wary facility thin eatablialunapt. , 1110_0e Will
oomfortalily Matt and ventilated, The_ Portals e ail
'gel' trained. dad e derma trained in uie beat a:tanner.
OILITIUO4 and Saddle henna to hire, endj.lnqattalon at
Pen. faciAtil TaellitirOdalttli illi SON.
1868.
illao Tonnage Tax Trlalr at Itarrisw
burg.
ILl,Ratonnuo Dec..:-18.—The;:trial of state
cases was continued to-day before Judge Pear
son. The case of arrears of taxes to Inc agopnt,
of $82,000, due by the city of Philadelphia to the
Comnionwcalth, on real and personal' eatate for;
1865rwith interestfor non-payment, was called
up and eolith:flied to the January term, at the
suggestiOn of Mr. Nichols, the Assistant Solicitor
for Philadelphia.
The following cases of arrears of taxes were ,
determined in favor ofthe Commonwealth, viz:
—Plyenix.lron Co., $1,9,;8'85, on net earnings
and dividends; Sugar Creek Oil Co., $195,71, on
income;-Central Petroleum Co., $12,554; on in:
come; Pennsylvania. 011 Creek Petroleum Co.,
sna 25 ; also $158.15; also $287 18; $l2 37, 'on
net earnings, income, dividends and capitalatock,
with interest; Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail
3oad Co., $2,580;11, on tonnage. and $2,079 12,
on income; Union Canal Co., $l4B 21, on capital
stock; Northern Contr+Pl Railroad Co., $10,917 fib
on mortgage bonds. The Company allege that ,
as they are incorporated in New York, Pennsyl
vania, and, Marylazd, they are only liable to
Penneytvania, for a proportion of the tax. Point
reserved.
Judgments in favor of the Commonwealth
were confessed in the following taxes. all the
points having been decided in , tho-•case of the
Ptmnix. dron' Co., viz.:—Lackawanna Iron and
Coil Co., $11i261; - Dickson Manufacturing, Co;,
.sl,BBt 16; 'Harrisburg • Manufacturing co.,
$9,121 82; Spring Mountain Coal Co., $9,062 60;
'Thomas Iron Co., $14,745 , 16; Central TranspOr 7
talon Co., $4,786 68; ,EnterprtswlnsurSuce Co„
$263 71; , Powelton Coaf and Mantifacturing'Co.;
$973 24; Stout Coal Co., $b,819 . 81; Enervate Coal
Co., $2. 432.81; Big Mountain Improvement Co.,
• $476 15; ~ P ennsylvania -Eire Insurance Co.,
*3,070 92; American Fire Insurance C0;, , 52,12431;-
• Hellatmo Insurance Co., 6476 15; Lehigh Crane
Iron Co., $3,824. 05; Buck Mountain Coal Co.,
$1,86342; Frinklin Flll3 Insurance Co., $8,116;
Philadelphia and Mahanoy. Coal,Co., $4,290 98.
The following cases were continued to the
January term, viz.: Columbia. Oil, Company,
Ocean Oil Company, Pennsylvania Gas 10loal
Company, York County; Dauphin• County, Lebo.
non County; and - the lloga Railroad Company.
The accounts of the last named defendants are
ordered to be resettled by the Auditor-
General and State Treasurer, before the January
term. . . ' '
A favorable verdict was rendered for the Hol
land Petroleum Colitpany.
The Sttorncy.fl'eneral wilt take writs of error
up to the Supreme Court on the tonnage VMS,
which were decided yesterday in favor of freight
in transit out of the State.
The cases for which the special court was or
dered were finished this evening•
Judge Pearson announced that hereafter
dal courts will to held for the •trial _of. State
cases, and, be recommended to the LegislaturV
the proptlety of exempting, the counties ,from
the Expense of, impanneling juries lunch special
courts, because there were really no material
imestions of fact for juries to decide upon,
The Bar will meet to-morrow morning to pass
resolutions relative to the death of Judge
MeKinney.--inguircr.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN APPRO
.4I. priation for the use and support of the Gi
rard College for Orphans for the year 168.
bay rien L The Beleet and 'Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of one hundred and thirty-five thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars (e1:15,550), be and the
same is hereby appropriated out of the income
of the residuary portion of the Girard Estate for
the year eighteen hundred and six ty-eight, for the
use and support of the Girard College for the
same year, said appropriation to be applied as
follows:
' - nousicoor.n,
Item :1. Subsistence, forty-four thousand dol
lars (e 41,006),
Item 2—Clothing, bed clothing and 'outfits,
twentyttve thousand dollars ($25,000).
Item 3. Salary of matron, six hundred and fif
ty diars (*0 5 0).
Ire 9. Salary of steward, one thousand dol
lars( 1(X)0).
Item b. Salary of six goiernesses, fifteen hun
dred dollarst4l6,ooo). -
Item 6. Salary of tour Prefects, two thousand
lOur,hundsed dollars ($2,400).
Item 7. Salary of • superintendent of .manual
labor, one thohsand dollars (41 4 000).
Item 8.-Salaryof two phyaielane,.one thousand
two hundred, dollars(191;200).„ • • -
Item 9. Salary of dentist, three hundred and
fififtiollars (4360). •
Item 10. Wages, eleven thousand dollars (411,-
000).
Item IL Furniture and repairs to furniture,
three thousand dollars (83,000). •
Item 12. Fuel, three thousand dollars (43,600).
:Item 18. Gas, two thousand two hundred and
11ftydollars (42,240). - •
Moult, Repairs and improvements of bui/d
-ten thousand dollars ($10,000).
•
Item lb. Grounds and Lmprovements,four hun
dred dollars (*400).
Item 10. Filling in and repairing culvert, five
hundred dollars (€500). •
Item 17. IneldenUtksix hundred dollars ($600).
vignicerso.N.
Item 18. Salary of President, three thousand
dollars ($,000).
Item 19. Salary of Professor of Industrial
Science, two thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars ($2,240). '
Item 20. Salary of Professor of Rhetoric, two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars (t 2,250).
Item 21., Sahuy of Professor of Drawing, two
thousand dollars (.2,000).
Item 22. Salary of Professor of French, two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars ($2,250).
Item 23. Salary of Professor of Mathematics,
one thousand six hundred dollars ($1,600).
Item 24. Salary of Professor of Music, four
hundred dollars ($400).
Item 25. Salary of three Teachers, nine hun
.dred dollars ($900).
Item 26. Salary of three Teachers one thou
sand one hundred and twenty-Ave dollars
($1,125).
Item 27. Salary of two Teachers, eight hundred
and fitly dollars ($850).
Item 28. Salary of two Teachers, one thousand
,and fifty dollars ($1,050).
Item 29. Salary of two Teachers, one thou
-surd three hundred and fifty dollars ($1050).
Item 80. School and Chapel furniture, five
hundred dollars ($500).
Item 81 School and Philosophical apparatus,
four hundred 0011als ($100).
Item 82. Books and Stationery, one thousand
five hundred dollars ($1,500).
Item 33. Chemical Laboratory Utensils and
Chemicals, ibrenbundred dollars ($300).,
Item Ineldentals, _ seventy-five dollars
($75).
ACCOUNTS
„Item .25. Salary of Secretary and Superin
topdent of binding-outi two thousand dollars
. 0; 00 4
Item 36. ;Salary . of messenger, six hundred
dollars ($600).
' Ite'm pr. , Printing,newspapers, and advertising,
li've'hundred dollars ($500). ,
- TOgr3B. Books arTlrn i d t l;g, font hundred dol
lars ($400):
DISCIPLINE AND DISCILATtOr. -
/taxi 3 0 , ExPensa of binding out, one hundred
dollars ($1e0). '
•'ltem:4o:: Preroinms and awards, two hundred
and fifty, dollars ($250).
• .Item -11: Expenses of admission, fifty dollars
($49.)
3143/UAL LAnon . '
item 42. ,
:Tools, machinery and materials, two
thousand dollars ($2,000). '
Ertarrox 2, . That warrants for the • payment of
said;appropriation shall be drawn:hi conformity
with'exlsting ordinances.
' JOSEPFI F, MARCER,
President of Common Council.
-„ jarris . r-rI3ENSAMIN Ef..HAINES,
• • Clerk of Select' Council.
- -- . 1 - • JOSHUA SPERINd;
President of Select. Council.
tApproved this eighteenth day of December,
Anno Domini one .thousand eight hundred'and
ehtty , eeden XII. D. 18617. •
ILILDLICIP Takes.
SPECIAL NOTICE.— _ .
____ ,
FALL ANDWINTER FasHIONS FOR MI.
M. A. BINOE 10111 CHESTNUT
_STREET.
Inverter of f Ladleet rem and . Cloak Tri m pb us is
gee. Satin Vinnulno. Tagae_ hi. l: ri n DO. B aid/1 Rib.
Guipure and Cluny Laces. ufsPe
et Rare and Belts.
ho
gam
Fart Edge Velvets, in choice ehadei. , ,
Black Vacate. all widths. at tote slow.
Parisian Dress and Cloak-Making in all iteDep
Drawee made on 24 hours. notice. Wedding ma tt: 74 l 4 Ar liffoota
~ ont%b=ade tq order in the,moet eleiptatt nutmeg and 1111 :
1 -ta in i n 7: llClDW A ANT..14 :4 7 cmcminr alk i i i ia
eh agetannot fail to %sue • . 4 i
lilts niourtung at snorted nouoe. • _ ~......... ~,,.,
, ant Trimmed Paper Pattern* for Ladrof anti MIA i , `•"'"' 11l -""'" 4 14 ,,H * r3 9 r mfillaa '
bt ul
011ar4401. ,
4' ; drove Dresses . / : • • • • . - , ai
8. e t ew , ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' c
~._, of ,Patgertel for Metthinte ,NA Dressmakers - Warm • i.
no
~,, ,...d . ,
o ' Men( by all or enrols to PA Pa of ea fib o . a: • oh t0: 4 3 4 ."'"
oli. 1 Ms.
~ •
'• • Ilittou'o=odamo ilognoroot's chart. for 04 . ••'' z . ) , , cif: .„-i-i L i
11 : g i4 7) -;-•,”
•
sail of ttiAllagsbt, . Asti: Ilf.lemoroimap, ..a . ' ' '
LTON MoMICHAEL,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
• - •
GLOBE .MUTUAL
ti
.;. - RANCE COMPANY
- NEWYORK*
PLINY FREEMAN, President.
lIENRY C.,PREEMAN, Seeretary.
'LORLNG ANDREWS, 2
JNO. A. HARDANIIERGH. \nee Presidents.
Cash Assets, , $1,000,000,
yaw thatte,, 1864..
All polici nomforfeitable% t.Premhims payable in cash / .
LomeeP in cash. It receives no notes and gives none.
By th e provisions of 'its charter; the entire surplus be.
longs to policy holders and =Mgt he paid'to them In Divi.
dends, or reserved for their (treater security. Dividends
are made on the contibution'plan and paid annually,
commencing two years from the date of the policy. It'
ha. already made two Dividenda amounting to ,5W2,000,
an amount never .before equaled luring the that three
years of any company , . No volley fee required. Female
rinks taken at the usual Printed rates, no extra premium
being demanded. , • •
Free • Permission Given to Travel
IN THE
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
It alt of die Tear.
AppHeations for all kinds of Policies, Life; Endowment.
ftemyear Life orTerm, taken, and sal Intonation ckeee.
mu, afforded at the
BRANCH OFF ICE OF THE COMPANY.
- 408 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
' ELMES GRIFFITTS,
MANAGERS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CHAS. IC I- LMES„ (Late of I'hirada. Nat. Bank).
WM. j. GRIFTITTS. Jr.
Fire, Marine. and Accident Insinimee effected in the
most rehabs Companies of this City, and in those of New
Yock-New.Eugland and Baltimore. oc22 , tu th.,l4t
riELAWARE . • UTVAIJ SAFETY . INSURANCE COM.
yyafly. Incorported . by the Leghilature of Penzu3yl-
Office. S. E. c?rner THIRD and WILL:II.7T Strecte,
MARINE • Ils
On 'Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
..U4L.4141) , -.INSFRANCES
On goods liy river, canal, lake and land carriage to all
parts of the. Union.
Flan INSURANCES
Oft rnereStmdise generally.'
Un Stores, Dwellings, &c.
-"- " -- ASSETS OeTIIE
November 1,1867.
000,000 UnitedStatea Five Per Cent. Lean,
10.40'3 - . , ... . OAm oo
120,000 United States Sic Per Cent. 1.40 . an
. 00
604r,30 United Staten 7 &10 Per Cent. Loan.,"
-Treasury Netts. .l•6 . 53 600 60
200,000 State of Pennsylva nia Six l r er C ettt_
LIAM . . . ... . 210,010 00
Lli,ooo City of Fidiaileipiiia Fer
Loan (exempt fromitar.) 1115,03^...5 00
60,000 State of Piety ensoy lita Per ,Cent.
Loan.. . .. ... .- .. 4(a.10 00
21J.000 Pennsylvania Railroad First Mort
, gage Six Per Cent. Bonds.. •. . - RAMC) 00
15.00 - Pennsylvazda Railroad BeetnatiM '
_itage Biz
26,000 trn P Per
yClevnatn.
i B o
R n a ds l ... .. . .. .
35 . 05
W Per e Cen n ns ßonds a (Pe i nna ad ßß x
guarantee).. (t)
80,000 State of Tenuesseo - Five Per . Q:111.
• Loan 10,000 00
7,000 State of Tennessee Btx. Per Cent.
Loan 4.270 00
15,000 flrn sharer ritecir
Company, Principal and intereet
g i n p r l i i ip a teed, by the City of Bbila-
Man 00
7„E0) 15traharca stock Pennsylvania Rail.
road 'Company .
15,1X17 likebares stock North Penneylviutia
Railroad Company 3,000 00
tO,OOO 00 shares -eLock Philadelphia and
Southern Mail litcainshipCs., 15,000 00
2214100 Loans on Bend and Mortgage, first
Sow 00 Prope.rties.... . : ..... 301,000 00
-market 'Fame .21.104802
Cott *L009,679 26.
ReatEatate..... . . . .. .. 28,000 00
Bills Receivable for Insurances
trualt • .. . 21.9.1 66
Balance's an; a
Vutingi On Markle Porkies-Ac
ed .Ititorat.. and taw debts
Company......due rite . 43.334 25
Stock *ld
ranee and other Comparder,"
Caninin ..51
Bae l&071340. 'Estimaed value.... - 3.017 00
03,017 •
CaabUi Drawer.. . ...... . 203 52
103.315 (12
51,507,616 15
81.14L4100
IIIBECTOBS:
Thomas C. Hand, Jamas C. Hand.
John el. Davis, • Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Bonder, James Traqualr,
Jeeeph IL Seal. William C. Ludwig,
Theophilus Paulding, Jacob P. Jones,
Hugh Craig, James B. McFarland,
Edward Haettegton. . Joehua P. Erre. •• .
inna ransom • , 'John D. Titriar act
Li. Jos Brotike, • Spencer Melly
Henry Sloan. Henry C. Hallett, r.,
George 0. Leiper, George W. Bernadou. •
William G. Bonitos. • John n. Semple. Pittaklirdh•
Edward Lairourcade. D. T. Morgan,
Jacob Itiesod. ~ A, .Herger,_ "
• 11 .1 .9.AUX 0 A; . 1 1"..P.• PrXIMPR2 t
5 1 :Ylifirairni.TheiPneettlent.
EITNRY LYLBUBN, Secretary. •
EIENRY,BALL4 loaktutt. estretal7.
rpRE RELLSZICE /NRORARLT. COMPANY OP. PHIL
adelphis.. •
Inoorparated NEL Muter Rambla&
Cdecepo. SW Walnut street.
ITAL MAO.
Lamesand agabastloes or &pads by MHZ. on Mouses
Plm are atone other mandinsa. Molted. or on penseeent and
Q- Wares and Merchandise In town or
aSEEt PROMPTLY ARMISTIID AND RAID.
Assets. • MIN M
di; lciliWiniFiceCaatiei..Oli.:
Plrec nortgego on City Property, well sec wed.. $lll.OOO 03
United State* Gkrvernment 192.0 e) 00
PhßwSefebta : ro w cent. I4oesis • 110,000
Pormund MAO per oent LOW:. VAG 00
Pnonvanta ad Bonds, find and lemma
14000 tiO
cent. Lean .. . Cosy. .. to
Philadelphia and
6
kt p h i a r n e lors s h ll oa n.
im 6oo p
pi
H o un
/ andßro o a lii 7, pet `eent. move-
CuntyFilefDkStock. ..... 1.(600
Ccaunereig 0.000 OD
. Bank of ... 10.0:0 00
Wentuin eurame *,,0
al Insurik Com itay adetAtayean ffitock._ _ S3O GO
Ca& In Sank alit Osi is
Worth Me daft at market arta; $41111.1114
. T .. u., DIRECTORS.
Ritkl - ma . Benj. W. Erley.
Blaphara. • Mamba
Marko
k I Canon. Thome t h r L orea
F. Baker. Samnel=r.
m. Stevenson. Alfred
• . June, ;Tann&
OLEM. TINGLEY. Treddeat;
Tneaua G Hn&lemetary. .
PuLannrata. uleoember I. WI& JaldnatiAtt
reCOUNTY. ME DI CE COMPANY.-02 .
ee, No. HO South 'treat be/ow rftelMot.
"'The Pim toxime pony ad the County. ot Ma.
vaota
Mae Indemnify l a= loa Le f ia i
c l ir itc run u tfaV i etra, ar.•
elmivetr.
OMAR= PERPETUAL
This old ated reliable with ample capital and
t hind continuo to tome
fond lius. althea permaneatly
oe for
time. low or damage by fire. IA the
bwest ratsle emodeteht the absolute saffto of MI ear
tomera. _,•• • , ...
Lowera4loooo6 and paid with ail posidble deepateie,
DIREOPORI3. • •
R ui. Jaen Andrew H. Miller.
catARI L
Joseph Moore. • Ro rt 4. Mosey. Jr.
811645j°1:33x" " . :nil7aharlTlVEke6:R."Pl'igiadllt,.'
filhaailik zionx.o...iseaeuiry god Treasurer.
A MERMAN' INEMBANCE COM:I%W—
-CLOillee Bartok . ...sr . , I . No. NE Walnut street, ma
tine and Inland Insurineas. Risks taken on Vessels, Bar.
goes and Pre dills to AU Pakd of the world, and on good!
on inland eansportaUon an thliirly canals, named& and
other eonVeyanoes thri. e .... i nithe United States.
_.gitAlGl,_Preeldent.
BOBEliff J. MBA
khT=lt iLLEN. Vica President.
Cit -
• •
•,
William Craig. M Y: Lowber.
Peter Callen, 4. Johnson Brown,
John Da ll et,Jr.. namnel A. Itnion.
Willhut i fi. Merrick. Charles co_grad,
tee - lii_nrx L. 'Elder,
. W. chards. B. Rodman Morgan.
m. IL Baird, Pearson drrfll,
C Melleti. , , ' , . , isle
AAIERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. MOOR
oersted 1810.—Charter perpeta
No. 810 WgliT ;treat, above , ed. Pbiladelolda.
Having a piild.tut Capital. It and Surplus hiss
vested In sou and available Seemitles, ooze= Ists th,
sure on dwellings, stares, furniture. meroben veN eY
teiport. and their cargoes, and other mama pleoneto
All los" Moray and •en •tl adins
.1): s RS.
P It. Marsk, 5 emu liftbell.
obn ° M . ~ , Ofts l ials i tW:rotLlT
.. . , wad Mari&
.. . •
dohs re "
0E1.eR.... &
R -
Pefalet
denim O.L. _lAWinam 7 A
niBUE,.7ooaF42,nr-caurria
naintig.„„thit atenVA..
eiusr sin tualAy st pr umicea time, onsehola
wai l, Ohm ergireZcillarneeinisights.
411' of rtioz‘
Wm. Eeher.
D. -Luther
rArekmarree.
ui Etaltui" t on „
POWs/.
- WM.
Wm. M. ems. Bearca.
C . "l
THE DAILY EVENING ETILLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA, THlji - ZSDAY, DEQEMBER Inl 18C7...
dol. to oe3l
: 7Z S
1093. Ls
Peter Bern.
. i fr E. - Batuni - .
i t ru:L.E.A.,,
, ohn .11nii..'
ES 'A Prof dant -
F. DEAN. Vice President
igatn.thm•tr.
MatrooamitmlNrum 49-47/111711;
=02440"it 11.1" •
moo •
t,;
1829 -0 / I ARTEB PliariPßT ,„/
FIRE 'INIIIIIVARCECCHROARY I
P EW4ETLF I BIA•
dos. 485 and 437 ChestnutSbtent,
Assete on Obtober 1,1887,
I+. n
Capital..
'Accrued Burping
trtiaTTLE.D CIAIMB
• $9.614 la
Loam Paid Since 1829 Over
$l;5 / 500,009.
rayons' aid.ieriperarytouctes on Maw 'isnot/
DIP.MTORIL
Cu.l N. Smacker. Oeo. Pales,
ToldaaVi u mfaer. Alfred Flaw.
eaMtlel rant. , , ' . Fru. W.l.4wfa ,, AL 134
Geo. W. ellardr; " ' ' ' Mori= Nparka.'
Isaac Lea, Wm. S. Grant
N. BANCKEE, reddept.
. .
S I N I P I ALICI3. Viee-Preelderd.
JAS. W. bIeALLIBTER, Secretary pm tem. felt
'LIVERPOOL . AND LONDON
AND 0-1_4013
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital ana Ae5et5.5113:2746711,
Invested in United; States $1, 800 . 0004
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO, ENGLAND.
ATWOOD.SMITg,
OFFICE. General Agent for Pennsylvania,
No. 6 Merchants' Exchazigo,
PHILADELPHIA.
n0251m
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
,—...
The Fidelity insuranee, Tritet
And Safe Deposit , Company
FOR THE SAFE REEPLNG OF BONDS. STOCKS and
OTHER VALUABLES,
CAPITAL lIWO.
N. B. BROWNS, - ii IREC
CHARLFSMACALESTEiti
CLARENCE H. CLARK. EDWARD W. CLARK,
JOHN WELSH. .. ALEXANDER HENRY.
J. GILLDiGHAM FELL, B. A. CALDWELI4
c l
HENRY , GLESSON. _
Sir Office in the fire - proof buliAlug of the Philadelphia
National Bank, (21 Chestnut etreet.
Thiel Company receives on dept, and GUARANTEES
THE SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES nPou the follow.
trig rates • year. viz;
ume.Bonda. .. ....... .$l. per 000 ,
Registered Bondsraiul ge.i4irftigi . .... Wee. per 1.04
Go Coin or Bu ll ion- ....... ~........... „.81 211 par 1.004
Silver Coin or Bullion.-- ... .... ~....... • ..$2 Per 1,000,
Gold or Silver Plate.. . . .$1 per Ifitt,
11,
CABH - BOXES or finial E;li 6i . ,ea; a lialikens, Broken.
CapKaliete, de-, contents nalaurrn to the company. and
liability Waited, los a year ' ••• '
The Compels" offers f MIT Linz um= ITS
VAULTS at sia tat. Sa or
o. Wand $72 a Year. moors/at to
lite and location.
Coopcm s ad Latarart collected for 1 par cent.
allowed 011 Money Deposita.
r'alitof "al " 1134 , 2. 13. BRowriE.Preddaa
- . N.
110zirrIKarrzse014 •
Bearetarrand Treasurer. falfto.rrolv
11.101 (: =1 3 . 4 Tgia l f 2kUII.dDEL...
=Lid Funs= and March= . ,
siM a from an tim by . PIM fin the GUY • ,
•
Statinient of the seats of the Asseeistkid
=in anriyibumos with the provisions of 111) ACt at
of Aprildth. , lBoL
Bonds and 2dortgages on Property in 'the City
of P
Basl hiladelphia entr,.. - . ... ...... -...10/1.961 11
Gro=ts anrhiladalpas c7iiiil • ! 80,148 id
U. B. Claveriiiiiiiii . 41 - 6 - 10 . iiii ..... .....,. --AAA* oo
li. c. Treasury %See. . 4990 00
' . likiiifilVir - •
Wm. H. Hamann. Levi P. Coats, •
jahnillond , Samuel sparha ßow wk,
Peter A. H er eise, Charles P. er. •
John Philhin. . . Jesse Ligr a l or.
John Carew ‘ • " Robert
George L TIT& Peter Armbruster.
- Usigial.
, - . .." 7 "M,:n. HAMLTo2o_,_preddent.
SAMUEL SPABHAWS. Vice Preddent
WM. T. BUTLER. Secretary
PII4VNIE. INSUR AN DELPHCE COMPANY
___ OP PHILAIA
INCORPORATED 11.4.-unart•rEts PERPETIAL..
No. EH WALNUT•etrael. opposite the Exchange.
This LomPanT land* Item low or derange he'
FIRE •
on liberal t arms. onlnalV, merchandise. furniture.
Sc., S, for limited periods, peserfaneentr on buildings
by depoeit or Preznium. •... .- -
The Company tuba been In active operation for mead
than eixtrffeare, duaer ) e , di load have been
Prozdthr edirlded aria - ' • '
RIL
• John L. Hodge, • . DavilL a
M. B. 1a....p. Bed
JotmT.Lewie. Thoe.ll..Powers. •
William S. Dead. A. R. McH enry.
Robert W. beaming, . Mumma creenn On.
D.
'Wharton, Samuel Samuel Wilcox.
Louis C. Norris, Lawrie" 165911 5011 N R. WUCIEEMIR. Freeland.
Sun= Wixom Seadarif. • .
frlIE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE• COMPANY OP
A PRILADELFRIA:.: •
OFFICE-8: W. COR. 2 liiT)thl AND WALIqU'I
TRETS.
FIRE INBURANCL.
TERM AND CZ
PERP EX ETU U AL. -
SIVELY
CASH &ISL . 'S'S. 'Pali 1,3#72__ 001
DLR,PvFoItS. , ,
F. Ratchford Stars. ' j. L ; , ? ,.. i ..W : inper.
Marc , ' Frar.ier. .
• Deo. F'neatuek ,
John M. Atwood. • &ands o.ml:tom
&ad. T, Tradidr., l Wort.it: Bannon.
George H. Stuart., Oharlealktueler,
John IL•Brown. ' Tboa.,lll. muntgamtaT.
F'. TCHFORD STARR, readeut.
THOS. B. MONTGOMERY, Vice-President. •
0t.9043a6 ALEX. W. WRITER, Secretary.
eiIMEN KBE INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHI
M =L—Oisak No. 114. North Fifth, street. nese
Market
IneorForaieel
„' the befdsiature of PennolVardiL Char
ter PerpektaL i ' rmiAnd dasetkslso.ooo. Make Lim
name agateag mta zDataalle by Fira saitkittiarDtvail
Mocks. Good" and m••aa,a co
=term&
George 1 Frederick Doll. •
August Me?. , 1 Jacob Schandier.
John F:BOstalin.— I Samuel Mira,
Heory_Trooriuser. ' Edward P.'N...,
Wm. McDaniel _ Adam J. GINA.
Chrisio.Pßer Nader. , kaael Peterson.
Frederick iitaake • Frederick Ladner.
Jonas Bowman,
, ± GEORGIE EBETY,_Preeideat
JOHN F. BELBTERLINCi. Vice President
Pam, E. Cora:maw. Secretary.
rINSURANCE EXCLUSTMLY.—THE PENN ,
ehTirgi i i=l- inii irgielan iP lirst= rl"m tellitle i
prudence Square.
This Company, favorably known to-the community At
over forty years, continues to tunas against loss or 4
tie, on PubLk or Private Putr eithyr
, or alkuitell time. 440, oal MO% Stoopks of.
Merchandise gena. on al terms.
sir Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, Is in
vestod in a most careful 'manner, which enables them to
Warta the Insured an undoubted security In the• ego o/
aim r ' DrEtECTORS.
Daniel Smith. Jr., - John Deverenx.l " •
Alexander neon. . , Thomas Smith. r
Isaac Base nrst., Henry LoWis, ,
Thomas Ito
d ante ' J. ()Ming . amralf,
!
• DANIELS M ITH. Jr., President
WILLIAM G. Csowarm. Secretary.
DRIUGN•
REOOT,. OF REGENT IMPORTATION,
and very superior (Malay: White Gum Arabic;
East India Castor Oil; White and Mottled Castile Soap;
Olive Oil, of • various brands. For sale by ',,ROBEar
SHOEMAKER dt CO., Druggists; Northeast corner of
Fourth and Race. streets..- - n027-tf
URE PAINTS.—WE OFFER TO THE TRADE PURE
P
White Lead( inc White and Colored Faints of our
own manufacture, of, undoubted: purfty in quantities to
suit purchasers. 'iROBERT SHOEMAKER dt
Dealers in rant) and Varnishes, N. E. corner Fourth and
gate Streets. , ! ; • • no27.tf
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.. WHOLESALE
V i rile/UM.
E. corner Fourth and Race•etc.:tato—
thatittentton of the Trade to their lario•etook
of Fine DIVED and Chemicals. Efieeliqui Oi ll iloP ° ll 4 %
Cork% &cr.- -
Mitit hn. 'neEDRIES.—GRADUATES-4 1 9 1 1T i p
ea Mirrors, Tweezers.
/laic& 4 1 : 1: illnotrtnnents, Truaeoe, are
and Soft Rubber Geode, Vial (lases, Glass and Meta)
Syringes. dm. all at "First Range" prices.
azatre . ' BN°Wl3 t "ClT tlirer
98 on
BEledlYs 7,tar
A AND GEORGIA ARROW ROOT.—THE
•LA Now tol ,-- ffWeat , mare, and of dazzling whiteness
directly fr m the we ..
Reid at , d weight., and gustantaed in freahnesi
and ~ td , . •! f.• ',-, •,, -+,.. ISIDDBELL L Apo th ecary,
. • atf i ?• - 4 . '., .. 4 . '.' Z?. ~ .:1410 Custard street
Alco 11
A.LLAD.BINCOG.
dell•Im• ROP4
Sol ta Nlnetoon
EfE=2El
$400,000 00
r,u09,286 00
1,174103 00
LNCOME FOR nes.
-,1360,090.
li t imigig OA: 'DEN . Xtio
COUNTY RAMAT
ss
I will leave, 60% r e4lolsl4o ni t
1 'MerchtintMeibiadViNd so.* 1
kw c, Mount Holly/ Is th 4 E,,
46
ailminghain and
0. 1 4 . ;if 1.
Le t " Filowf.m.:4
~,,........,
t., , 11,,,z
...„1,.: 4,
liiq q ~.1..,,,,. ''''''''' ~ t".ii411141( 'I
.4.:144a4kA1* ;
VELEIRS
i t ' t itit t l i ree to t tttsai ( A; of le w erfee ,
_ mine • her -.mid
timing ; &item ann..N iseetknalithe ita,
ter Airangem re_fameeger Trains, NOV. 18. 106;
eine the Comealirt Detat Thirteenth and thillowhill
hlladetphia at the followine hours:
Q ,s4 l (MbitiODATlCoiiii.--41 VIII A. M far
and ad IlMsMsdiate Stations' and Allentown:
hi ge,...,, ai lt gf P. R ir dini " 62 0 k. ' . ld'olzmeled fn,
% .6
MORNir 4ArIN- L :t d : B.lll__A. M... for Reading.
Lebanoth arnabmg, , tsville,„Pige Grove, Taman*.
"WeanWilknies=rtiit ( mfrs, Rochester .
U.
p r t , l i.,, , & wade 4 am tdon. i, ork. Carlisle. tdiambers.
The 7.30 train connects! at Reading with the East Penn.
Sylvania /Brailroad ,tralas for Allmtown, ,fte.; and the
e.ie AhLeOrtneeteteith tan Lai, Valley ilkik_for Hu.
rigkers,,tra.; at Port (Acton with *lawless R.' R. trains'
.for WilllanlePort, Lock 'Haven. ntra, dic.;_st Hanle.
burg with Northern Central, Cora arland Valley, and.
114,buylkIll and 13unmehstuna trains for Northumberland,
eentianmeort. York. Chat . endmrsh Reeve. de.
AFTERNOON RXP Leaved attelettia at 3 . 00
P. M. for Reading , Pot _ e, Harridans . 4,0.. connect;
lag With Beading arid Columbia Railroad trains for Col
loan ells--.
IPIWN ACCOMODATION.4aneves Pottstown
at 6.45 A. M.. stopping at intermediate stations; arrived in
Philadelphia at eO6 A. M. Retundari, leaves Philadelphia
" 1/ 5 0.11ri d "f i cZo'ellitStareNa 1 Z A1 426P. M.
adinj: ..
tine,. stopping at all way stations; ar riv es in r.
del Mal 10.15 A. 14.
leaves Philadelphia at 4.00 P. FL s arrives in
Reading at le P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave thurisb ,
tB.lO A, K.
'Ord Pot Witte at 8.45 A. M., arriving In P el his •at
we P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg at 230 P. M.
and PottsvUle ata.4s P. M.; sieriving et ' Pluladebbia at
145_11 M.. : . '
- Barri/hard tweemmodatimileateißeedieg at LIDA. M.
and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at Rem Pee
with Afternoon Accomiztodatlan , south at 130 P. M.
arriving in Philadelphia stele P.M. •
Market. train., with a Passenger car attached, leave,
Philadelphia at 12.45 noon for Pottsville and all Way
Wallahs ,_• leaves Pottsville at 7 A. M.. for Philadelphia and ,
all War Stain, , .r- - • -
AU the above trams rati t e. Sandal, excepted.
__.''
gouda trains leave Po e at 8.00 A. M., and Phila
delphia at 3.15 P. 111.1 losers Philadelphia,, for. Reading at
IA A..-lii... returaing from itittel,at 4.85 r., M, ; . i.
_ CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD .- P assenger, for
Downingtown and Intermediate manta take the 7 . 1 10.1 1 / 1 .
and 4.00 P:M. trains from Philadelv_hia. „r e t urning : , Armill
Downingtown at 6.30 A. M.. and 1.00 P __.o ,
NEW .YORIE EXPRESS. FOR. ; PIITSBURGIE - AND
THE WEST.-Leaves New York at 9 A. bi, 5.00 and 8.00
P. ht., pluming Reading at 1, A. M., 1.60 and 10.10 P. 11.. I
and connect at lianlear with Pennsylvania, and North I •
ern. Central Railroad rear Trains for Pittelaush. Otii '' ' 2.N0111; eIfPENNEIYVVAITIA R.. It
csibm .s illiarasport. a, Baltimore. Ac. ' .; • ' • THE - rieLODLE RoUTB.--‘4lhorteet
...,..........s, Express Train leaves Harriabarg, on arrival ; . and meat direct! line lo Bethlehem,
of Penfavlyaula rase from Pittsburgh, at 3 aed 6.2 Pi Allentown. , }OA 'Ch Ha l e omits: , Havers.
A. M. 4.35 P M . sae gat 4.43 and 7.06 A.M. and : Wilkesbarre. ahanoy fery. L.; Cermet, Vjtateek.; fic,elaP;
11.40 P.M.arrivint at ewYork 10.10 and 11.45 A."1Id:. 'I ton
yad &lithe Pallas In tne gh and Yamille Goal
and 5.00 P. M. Sleeping Cars acconthanying these trains I r -., ~ .1,-c _
~_,' ; • • , - ,' . •,. ,
through between Jersey ,OW • and ' Plthbargh. without ; aesenger Depetin ;Pith:W.lp* W. W. corner of Becks
!
e & and Americus Street .. .- '
I n train for New York leaved Harriebunfat 6.10 A. M. ; , WINTER ARRANGEMENT-NINP., DAILYTRAINSe
and 2.0 P. M. nall train for Harridans leaves New York lOn and after THURSDAY, Nov. 14.1867,P detrains
' leave the New Meat, earner di Berke and
atdowyLElLLla Noon
• VALLET - RAlLROAD. ,, Trithalilellien Street& daily (Einndaye - exeePted). as foliewe t - can
Pottsville at 6... x, 'Lou A. AL. and 7.15 P.M.,returning from , At 7.45 A. 11L-Momring Enna farßethlehern and Prin..'
Tamaqua at 7.35 A. M., and 1.40 and` .35 P. M. , 'dpal Stations on North PthnsAvaida Railroad, connect.
89)11TYLIYAL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.-- I Ind at Beth/ahem With Lehigh Vallae. Railroad for Allen.
Trans leave Auburn at 7.65 A. M. for .Pinegrove'and liar. tasauqua, Eilatingtop.. Maud Chunk., Weather.
eirtnow, and at 12.45 P. M. for Pinegrave and Tremont ; re. amnia& Harletou..white,
_Math. ,:r t ilkethrre.
' kwteca
turning from Harrishurg_at 3.55 f'. Dit, and ftom . 'Tremont ; s i spietteton, Scranton, Ind all volute to hi d e n
and
at 7.40 A: M. and 5.35 P. hi. , , ' -, . ,f' 'Wyatt: Valleys t. also, in "connection " hir,b
TICKETS. - Through that-clan tickets and emigrant
,: and ethanol , 'Mlload for ; Mahanav CRY, an with
tickets! to all the principal point in the North and West ' Catawba& Railroad for Rupert,Darrville, Millen and Wit.„, • .
and Canada, lisanstant. Arrive at .Idauch (thank at 12.05 A. M- Loh
Excursion T iketa from Philadelphia to Reading and 1 Wlikesbarre at 8 P- M. ; at Scranton at 4.05,, P. M. •
Intermediate . tallow. good for day only. are cold be at hiahanoy City alley M. Pansengent IrY WA train Cad
Morning Accommodation, M_arketr Train, 'Readine and take the Lehigh ',Valley Train. pagebet_Bethlhem at 1155
Pottstown Accommodation Tra. at reduced rated: A. M. for Easton 41. paints on New Jersey Central RAZ.
Excumion Ticket to Philadelphia. good for day only are , roa d t o New York. . .
sedg - t Beading and intermediate Station ., by Beading 1 At 8.45 A.IL-Accottudodatiod tor DaYiestOwn, stopping
'an Pottstown Accomodatirm Traits ;at reduced rates ? at all intermediate Station. Pamengera for Willow '.,ranee,
The followingt Ickets are obtainable only at the Office , , Hatboro' and Hartrville. by-this-train. take Stage at Old
of S. Bradford, Treasurer No. 227 South Fourth street. York Road. - . ' - ', 4 , • ' ' ' '
Philadelphia or of G. A. Nicolls, General Superintendent. At 13.15 A. M.-Accommodation for Fort Washington.
.
Reading. , • ,„; . _ Owing at in }mediate Stations , .
Commutation Tickets! &tiros r cent. discount. between , Ao PM, -Express for lEkithiehergAllesttreeni Manch
ingests dectred, fort amillea and firms.
,_ Chunck,Whlte Haven, Wllkeebarre. Mabanoy Ohm Oen.)
Mileage Tickets, good, or 2,oooElllas , between ail points. trail& Shenaadoab. Mt.. Cannel, Pittston and' lifinanton,
at lieri a th e eacb, fir families and firms.- and all paints in Mahocieyand Wyoming' thrlltestion& •
Season Tickets. for three, eta,. mne or twelve znonthe.f or Passengers for Greenvi ll e take this train to Quakertown..
holders only. Wall points at reduced refers. ". At 245 P. M.-Acenniondation for Doylestown, styptics
=amen residing on the line of the road will. be fur at, all intermediate, atationa. Passengers. tithe stage at
with cards, entitling themselves and wive, to tick' Doylestown for Neve Haps, and at North Waite for Bum.
els at half-frure. . . • 1 .' • ' "
' •• • .:•• '
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal It& At 4.15 P.M.-Accommodation for Donerdenweilehrinltng
Uet" '
'ions, good for Saturday, Sunday and Mondey, at reduced e t en intermediate stations. faesengers for Willow woe°,
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office , at T hirteenth and Hatbarcoeth and flarnwille take stage at A
Palk:whet street& • At 5.2 A P. M.--Through accammodn for ile=azi tel
FREIGHT.--Goode of all description, forwarded ° telail all stations on main line of North Penrisylvania Railroad.
the abcreeleiLthts from the Caravans", NewFeeight De pot, connecting at Bethlehem withk Lehigh, Valley ; EVelgai
Broad an is willow streets . , ' . Train for Rade wn, Nandi 1 101111/Ik.
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 5.20 A. BC, At sm; p„ jg...-Imnoroodatton frn Landsat% 'topping
ULU noon. and 6P. M., for Itg, Lebanon, Harrisburg. at o n Intermediate e t e tt me , : '-- _ ,
Pot:twill" Port Clintho and all point beyond. m 11.30 P. M.-Aecommodationfor Foraathinetret,, '
Mails close at the adelphis Post-Othce for all Iduer_._ _ TRAJNS ARRIVE IN_PHELAD
on the road and its brancheg_at *A.M.. wid tor the PPM , - irinElltettilehemist 9.13 A. ii.., 0.05 and 8.40 n , "
deal Stations only at 215 P. id. 2ANS P. M. train makes direct onurectiali.wlarAti
Valley trains from e s Seeman, W
11Am:re City end Heidetici. Pesseeigee. leaving Heaton
at 11.20 A. M. arrive in Philadelphia at 2.06 • r _
P ere leaving_Vllliketarre at LeLp, M. C onnec tt
at at AMP: it., and arrive at , Philadelphia at
8.40 P. IL '. • ; : . ,- , .. _
From Doylestown at 8.834. N.. 110 and 1.00 P. M.
From Lansdale at 7.31 A. M. • „
From Fort Wathingtonat H.lol.lllLiand 11.05 P. M.
. , • . ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9204. 3L , ''
Philadelphia for Da Wit at LOOP. M. '
for his at 7.910__A. M.
motor at 4.00 PAL :
-Pith and Sixth streets Cars : eon* Vikkark,
erg to and from the new
White Cars of Second and s treet( Line and Union'
Line run withth a short of the Depot.
Tickets VARClD•limccrel. , :d - st Ticket edge. id oder
in %
to " 11 P ./ 9 ° !. 6 . t ,9 1r4)f tilre Lls
. Tickets sold end Bcdtagdchecked throusi g nA m itikl
Nth.ta, atmanna North Penn. BUMS
No.losl3outh Fllth etreet.• ' • . ,; . ... ,';,' - •
•
Alum! -jras
AssisuY ,K and omr PRILADEL °AM PiduA
KENRD
PAWS L LINER, froAND m
P TRENTON hiladelphia to New,IforkR AILROA,OO and
way places, from Walnut street 'wharf.
At 6 A. 314 Vie Carodia arid dangly; Aceom. 2 25
At LAA L via .
vi C z atden de allf d en j wy g
%11xPly Mail,,
II (3°,
.. P.M. VIA Camden and
~giboyd. mt class. Expr ea,
2 25
. . ....,.. end i 'Sd clad. • 110
A. 6 A.' - and t E rPr i killtentialeL ' •' .
At 8 and 10 A. M. ~ 2 and AMP. id., for Trenton.
At 6. 8 and 10 .3.1,L; 1.2, AS), AM and
~ P. ML, for Borden.
town.
At 6, 8 and 10A. M. 1 ia 2 t 8.30, 4.30 and 6 P. M. for Florence.
At 6, 8 semi 10 A. M.. 8.30,4.30,6 and 11.30 P.M. for Bur.
Beverly an dance.
At i t i eno A. M., I,r , 4.3), 6 and 11.30 P. M. for Edge
water. Etivereide. Riverton and PalmYra.
At sl and MA. 31, 1, 6 arid 11.80 P. 31. for Fish Hauge.
Mir The 1 and IL3O P. M. Linea will leave from fool of
Market street, by upper term
From Kensington Depot :
. ,
At 11 A
o, . M., vi: Remington and Jersey City. New. York
.—,...,.. .
.. sal
At 8, end 1100 A7M.,1110:11.80, and A P . M. .
fo; Tr enton
and Bristol. And at 10.15 A. M. for Enda
Ate dad 11 A M., 2.80,
and 6, I'. M. ,fdr Morrisville and
Tandems.
...
4t8.00 and 10.15 A. M., 180, and 6 P. M. for fic.henclas
and Eddington.
At 8 and 10.11.-A. M., 2.110, 4,5, and 6 P.M. for Cornwell+.
Torreadale,Flohneebmg, Tassorax. Wisdnosising. Brides.
burg and .Wanlfford. and BP. M. for Efolniesborg and
Intermediate Static's:Ls
BELVIDERE e DELAWARE R AILROAD =NES
from Ifeasingtoh Depot.
At 8.00 A. ild., for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Duradik.
Elmira, /ihncis: .oWege,Rochester _ Bingham p on,
Oswego, !Uremia., Great - Bend, Montrose. Wilkes ,
bszre, Scranton, St;m:ui&mg Water Gari,6.c. ,
Attie() AAII. and. 8.30 P. IL,_ for Belvidme,
_Easton, Lam.
Memiagton, avc. The 8.30 P. rd. Line contents
be ffir=th the train -leaving Easton. for Mauch Chunk.
Allentown, hem. Acs
At 6 P. M. fortmbertville and intermediate Stations.
From Welt Philadelphia Depot, via connecting Rag.
At 9.38 A. 81.1.30, 6.80 and 12 P.M. New York 7 4 fess
Line. via ',Tenet -Cly•—.,„. 3 25
The 9.30 A. M. and 6.80 P.M. Lines ran daily. AU ets.
• Sunday excepted.
At 9.30 , A. M.. 1.30, 889 and 12 P. M. for Trenton.
At 3.30 A. M.. 6.30 and 12 P. M. for Orbital: . ' '
At 12 P. M. (bight) for Morrisville, Xullytown, Sehencks,
Eddington, CcrrtitValle,Verrisdale,Liotmeeburg,Tacony,
Windnotuing, Bridesburg and Franicior&
For Linen Maytag Esinsingtan IMPor. tate the ears on
Liiisloirb, sai, et Chestnut, at half an hour before
P The_Ostri - au Market Street Railway_ runs
direct est Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and Walnut
within one square. e On leandaYi,the Market Street Cars
will run to conned with the 6.80 P. in.line. ..., .. .
Fifty.Parindis et w ' el lsze may
t Ved each num%
Paimmure from anything 'ae .
Pete apparel. baggsgei over
Milkybe imager extra. The Company limit their re ,
for baggage to One Dollar per__ pound. and win
net be nab/eta any amount beyond $lOO. except W . ' MP
d i al contract.
Tickets sold and .knE 2 checked tnf direct throh to
Boston. . Worcester. eld. Hartford, New Haven,
Pro ti Mme, New Al Troy. Barstogt.s. ,Ptisx2
Rome. num% • o. Niagara nano and
8 An adatl n o ltrid tketnal OM§ss is located at N 0.023 Chestnut
street, where tickets to ew York, and all important
WWI North and Kist. may be procured. Perilous pan
chasing Tickets at oil Onion,. can have 'their *wade
checked from residence or hotel to destination. by- Union
Transfer Baggage Express.
Lines from New York. for Philadelphia will leave from
foot of Cortland street at 7A. M and LOO and 4.00 P.M.,
via Jersey City and Camden. At (LBO P. hi.
via Jersey City and Rensthn. At 10.00 A. 7sl and 14 M.,
and 6.00 P. ht., via Jersey (My and W. Philadelphia.
Prom Pier No. 1. Natives; at 4 P. M. Express and 4. P.
M. Emigrant, via lmboy and Camden
Dec. 16.1M7. - ' WIC H. %ATM= Agent.
PEIIN
liallrnllg RaWado gn —WT:itt? t Tinie. f"i a— nAla kine
effect 'Nev. 24th, 1887. The trains oi
the Peossylvardsi Central... Railroad leave the De ot, at
Thirty•firot and- Market Hoots. whitt is reached
by the cazi of the Market Street leatender Railwer,
the last car connectin. s with each. train , leaving Front
and Marketstreets ,thirty minutes before its departure. Those of the Chestnut and 'Walnut Street Ea ISVlUrrgn
within opemnare of the Depot. i
ON SUNDAYS—Theldarket , Street Cam leave Front.
and Market sinnets 86 minutes before the departure of
Sleep:lux Car Ticke4qui be titull appiftation at the
Ticket Ofece. Northwest corner inth and Chestnut .
Streets, and at the -Depot ..2 - '.• - ,
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will call ter and
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at No. 901 Chest.
nit street. Na 116 Market etreet. or No. 1 South Eleventh
street, will receive attention.
TEAM/ -WAVE DEPOT. VIZ:
.at 1100
Fast Line .....„ ,—. ..... ..... .... ....... ...... at 12.00 M.
Erie Expreen . ~ • . . at hl.oo lit.
piton Accremodatiozi No. 1.................... at I.IXI P. M.
Harrisburg Ac00m............ at 2.80 P. M.
Lancaster Acc0m.,........ ... . ...4... ....... :.. „at 4.00 P. M.
ParluiburitTrain. "......... ... ..at 0.00 P. M.
Cincinnati Expree's." .... „ ........... ... .....at 8.00 P. M.
Paoli ACCOM. lio. 2.. .. .....: .. .. . ........ ... ...at 9.00 P. M.
Erie Moll. •,••;.,: ......."..:. ... . ... —.at 'IL is P. M.
Philadelphia exprat.... „.„.."........ ...... .at 11.15 P. M.
Accommodation: ~ ...' ........ ... ~ ..... .. .at 1180 P. N.
Erie Mail leaves 'tr. except Watatilay. ,
Philadelphia MT leaves daily. All other treble
daily. except Sunday, ,
The Western Acerrenuodatbn Train runs daily, except
Sunday. S'or this train tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered b IS 00 P.M., at 119 Market street.
. TRAINS AT DEPOT. VIZ. •_ •
Fin.t im E timi . ; ,.. , ......... . .... ~.....a.l ' 1.86 A. ,lii,
biladelp .......:. . . .... .... ...... 7.10
Paoli Accent. No. 1. ........ ..,..... ~.... ~... " 8.20 '•
Erie Ma 11...••• • .................... .. ~..., . " 9.06 "
East Line ......... .... ..... . . ....... . ..... . ..... " 9.36 "
Et kabur g R l g• ••••• • . . • . •-,- .. ••••,,• • • • , • ~... " 9,10
canter , ..... ....'„ ........ . . ...... ..... " LlO P M.
Erie EXpre5e.......... ... .. ...... ••••.‘44 .4i• 4. " 110 'B.
Day Erprese. % - . ! .. - . A . - ......... .: .. ....;.....:..... " .tkilo "
Pa°li ,„ ec t il l• r"....50• ; 4 .• ..... ..... ~....... 0••4 • • , " tilt ' "
Witte I ui rCOMPI• a. ••0• • • •• ~..••......,i, . .••• 7 1 4 4 t) ' 7
• FOY er inf tin% nip t ly to - - -
011 a , et ent, 001 'Chestnut stria*, ‘. -
.. .13 rit,-11 Market street. _
IL. ClEi Ttaket_ 'Asent at the. MIK&
e_ Petruskvintia Belittled WVIIIIRY will not
any tux Or
02 2, ,; reept Or wearing Appakel,l
tU t,
t the Mee in to One -Hundred Dellani in via
AU Baggage a amount invalue
0, 01
risk of unktntrtnu, unlem enblmiAl co
e'' v ' NI
" atiiiial sClviiirtgain ' ne. Pa.
GUIDE
_
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Nor elk via Balti
rnore take the 'lsoo Trak..Tia ,Griatfield will
take the D.OO p M. train.
Wlladelp %tans atom/fag at' ' between
Leaya _ sitiry 42 1 0. 600 and 440 (dI
P.M. Tile LW PALtrain williwytil with the Delaware
road for fdllford indantermediata stationc . , ;'lte, 6.00 ,P.
train nina to New Caudle. ' "
Lear a t tim ilmirigt* .7.00 VA 8,00 A. N. and 4.00 and
180 ( P. M. • • •
From ore to RhilialphhL—Leave Baltimore 7.M
Way Mall 9,864 A. ' 3.16 P. AL. Ex.
was. dm Pat, librptess. 8.16 P. Htoreasi ,
SUNDAY =ADM-FROM 13..ALLT ORB, leave Bela
mort P. ld, stopping at Havre de Grace erryville
and did
Wilmington 'Abe atom at N pemon and
Newark to takeot s and leave = geri talsltie l pla r sena= Wilshillga l ;PINS
Through tickets to all points Wet, Booth and aoutliwpg
may be procured at ape, me Chestnut streot,unam
ntinental Hated where also state Roo= and Berths to
Me rrar er sa i ng ears , au e i ta ir r=sl
checked at oitde residence Wthe Union TransfiaNY.
Pan/.
- , . =NNW. a • kindest.
Wllffi r alW AND Willa(
BIL A LP . A
iin Alb VIA zz4 ME.
On and after MONDAY, P lT 7th.ligtrirt h il
leave Depot.TbklyZi w in reit streets. an follows :
Traine leave for Wed Cher
:ru t 7.4164. n.. l., 4. 115 . Oat W l / 0 4 ;! 1 • 93
tessi West Medd' for Philadelphia. tremot on B.
Market street. ILA 7.45. 800 and .10.45 A. M. 1,6 i; 450 and
Tralne l.
leaving Wed Chador at 800 A. Ma 'amid lealing„
Philadelphia nd at 4.60 M.. MO. (101 . 4r: C. Junc tion
to or, from didliolla wi tetar West Chester
and E only.
u nr i lenction 'got; ' trains leaving
Wed ChesterOng Weld will Pale train
leaving philadelphla at • and Omar sr B. CL
Junction
'Rrains lewring,Pbßadelpldil at 7.46 A. M. end 4.60 P. M...
and leaving. Wad Chester at 0.00 A. end 4.60 ,
wet at B. C. Junction nith.Traint oh the P. and B. O.
B. for Ogordwill intermediate points., ; , f
ON 7WAILYW; - . l dira IrbakalelOWS 1 4. 8 . na.'Bit'aud
ave Wed Choler 7.56 A. M. and4.oo P. M.
The Depot is reached directly by the C 6 h t and
Walnut street cars. Those of tin Market
within one equine. Tile rolrlC both line. . sir e . With
each train upon fie arrival.
Paseengers ate adobied - ta', adds esethirlfimpard
Eras Bmgage, and the Comtlany ,
espondble for an'amount eregedlna . one hundred del
unless special contract is rude lot t he "den
HENRY WOOD. General Illuperintendent.
• • • : ELPIE R
TIM he'
BRIM
1-,3
- ••$ , W I NT ER TA.
.9ah and Diroft 24ut O
twee h, Philadelphi a : thn • , "fg i•idbunr,
port mad the Great Oil Region o 'Pereiaylran l L—Raocant
Weeping Oanron Trains, • • •
On and after MONDAT,'Novj oth, per. the Trains on
the Philadelphia andslft!" it d svillran as (0110 W 1
11.15 P
31 :1 11 ve Ph T l ' . ittx) P . . M.
rVe ...15.V0j1•Ant.
k. •• 4. •arrivea at Erie: ort • -• " " 9'45 A.
Elmira Mail leaves ....... -; ; 3 2
" arrives at Loch Havea • • ....... ....... . P. „
MallTralnleaveeErleßAFßWAßD. • • jo:k s m . "
. arr.• at Williams 8.55 /N.
Erie FVelleavßsta
uaven,
pr7nVair. at .. vt,• an i
:nr = l st with all trabLikonla aft
i - 1747 1 -, aasongera leaTing_ PnilM: a •
12,00 a n t ra a at SAO& m.. and tyat
6 ,kt i t mink/dip itik at 11.15 P. ti..arttve at Oil 010 at
4ftrii;
roN
after
• qtrina
figgor
• 04
ifiNt , , . ntown ,
*-hviatio.r.: 4
'
I 1 ji
,- iu.vi - 44 , 1 , .'-;..1
f
34. 4 VM1T4„t , ,
0 6 0 i
..0 44.0it'lkiliLlf.
Tinummucusi , GIIIIIB„
lIC
2111X 4 `11: 0 1111,E00111)
TBEIPAN4LIN9LE 40
imr_26 rtouts i mcintgA r ar, #PErnimv,i.
NIA' RAI:OAD AND LITANDLE, /TOURS' lew:
t/au by (X) ) s 4 1
AST/ERB Wang the &QO r,m.,Tadurr Vat
CINCIN An next }WEND* AMISS
OhLY NE math on the' ROUTE. • '
WOOORUPPB I eelellynited: PA , .0/State..
Rgent 13LEF,PINO-CAJO, rustbrough from
P.ulA to CINCINNATI. Pamendent tiudei t - G*, ,
And UM P. IC , Theme retch CYNOINNATI Aar, ,
points:rEaTan4SOUVIONS,U4I4, A , APV Pig
of t v i tzt= edr timannui tymiu,rApoyAdit
R . LOUIS. CAANniapr rreg.
TON. A 0
T. arid all - BT, N 8 andllouT
WEST, will e putleulatte , for •TICAcETB tar VIA
PAN.LIANDLE ROUTE ;
fitiWECORE gfittna idiAritree et
tblii be YEE P 'DEAR - POE
TICKETS 'VIA PAN-BANDLEP, at TICK„KTOMOKS.„
N. W. CORNER NINTH CHESTNUT stnie%
NO. MA JKARK.ET,STKEET.bet.. Second, asdProntlilts.,
And MET Y4TllBPand MAKKET litreete,Weet Pala,
8. F. BCOLL, send Tickeit, Aid.. Pittsburgh. •
.1013 N Itia th ratE, aera East% Aitt:46-Preadway:N.ll%.
jaingigiNV E T. lERSE:
BA X , RUAD LINES.'
F110111 ) F04YF 0! KIRKET STREET
(CiPPER. FERRY). ,
OMMENCII4O TUESDAY, EMPT. MT:
Trains Will leave 'lie
dlYSet tilei get°
, 1 1 * t eg ie riftt el it a jirM h r "nd biterule '
For Cape May ago P. M• „ .
ror voodbury* luau itte"aiid dOci P. ISt.
Frult Train. leaves•• Vamderi• .a1,12.1/1b1; (noonJ
Frei t ne reeetved at ;Second (Joymed ; Wharf De.
low alnnt ettedtarotn 7A. BC until OP. AL Freight re.
*lived before 9 A. kb will go•forward the aurae AV.
Etelgnt.Delinery No. 778 South:Delaware, avenue.
J.:SEWELL. Strpirintenderat '
1111011111a rla r ml uaziktoRr.. RAnaoh2- 1
miri, , TABLE.--Commemetog Mon.
MIN SW, SM. lfg. _Trams 'Will leave Depot, corner, of
Bread street. and wastungton avenue, as foWww. •
Way.mall.Train, at 8.1101‘..1L Gliondityvtoccepted). for
Baltimore, otop. at ail ',regular dation& Connecthag
wfth Delaware 'oad,at Wilmington for Crisfield and
hatenuediate stations.
Bowßoma train at 12.04 M. ( Sunday for /Pi'
e and Washington.
Express Train at atior. M. ftinndiya ititeeptedX for Nat
tintore- and 'Waabitudon, stopping at Cheater..Thmlow,
Linwood. "1011aymor A t a di t. Viington, Newport., Stanton.
Newark, Elkton, - Bast. Oliar , F
Ha e•Grace N atm. P O lT Y Wa n 'd .' • 4 / 34: *;4!
Chase an Stemmotoe _ _ • _
r M a Pfh igto at 11. W r ac. (d ifor o ßaltimere and
uded) witt Zware aC lL • line.' atopprg 11 3 : . N:f;
Castle, Mddi Clayton, Dover, Harrington; Seaford!,
Salisbury, rrhwees ,de and connecting. Crtul)old
with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. Portsmouth and
the South. - • . • ,•
imPORTAII TITO4IIIAVELIRS.
.1; 1 ,1 - 1AiT S IGKOrTTIKE• ,
HE GREAT sa 111411111,H - BittihritAni —Lin , Wilt T.
Connecta se CRifirrtliktEl,' 61r , qq * 4th 'die° it'Apriftrbe
trains dattroixtPentety,tvanlit‘ventridElitatravair,Ntpapp•f
and . iintket streets, lenvittap
121Clat; : ii,P,71M4
, Splendid Stakt.e4ootn. B.loa)vjngtSigii , lfitgligli9 .4144 1,
1k
night trains on.the ;Belk/on:4W Atauwil i•
Tutes.totra,ant
fion - c Phiindeiphin ftadShigilitireini o 1416 4 1 114, *ea'
ill 4 10r aulati e ra
ti rr g i,v , , ar: C a t rnttlelied r ein u t u ttal"
kumengerA bi this train take tictio'costio . Witn
nfa for all weetern , Pojtita. Jlp_pgiftlenlar and
ticketittria the EKE LINE AGIJTA - ,
tic tit all princiPaligtetotqa,.. TO
i intin
A. N
R2 spoto, Getieral riteeintger
s t481040'. "!
" L - I , ..ewd rd entii6 . '' : Vi .
TIME I t ABLll4.4hl' . . ,VS/all
6ri44lVS Pld hiderdfir 5,..aa5.„, ie zi..ii.liiil4 ',,
6 55, 5x au, .e. Pet - IN -;=;- . '- , - '-•'_-: - , ` F -
1 14417
. antown-8 1 !15m<9.10.11, 12 A , I L- I *,
t h 4 , 4X. 6. 06. g rit 14 ' ' ' • - 1 - ' lilt "
0. LW A t tret , feend,6l% t eutd FM as track
Rainey Oa 0013:narW11, ~‘,
1.006. 14" :0 t hilide ternian Wil-446 16 • 21414 1 1 rair, , .. P ' 416 2 4 i'l /
• OIiSAINDT i 2,,, , ,(.:.0,
Lem Prlallemsegpld 8:10. 12.4. iii ,T. IP liAl!
& IL obeetemi larii,-
,ail A. '
Km; 8,,elo„ E,40. e.mr s i and it. ,
~ i. r"....5, ,,, 1 ,
LaleveriAl l ifila-6.l6Stitte u k ifee! it:
Lea* Chento DiD,-1.110 , aka A. lf. I ,Ax. alew.-;.04, ...
• , EAnntea e, M.
liAmti • ' N N=2,o 144/1,.'',"--.
FOR CON SHOD AND 0
041*Jt
Lem rbiladqlo4,_ 1 4 /1.06 A. .6c IWe A ,
11,11 , , 8.06 OA 11, , 5i r 4 60.. i U . ..,,,, ",-,,
~,, . ....,1„_ 2,L„,, , ,
LeasreVistome•444 7.••70. O. A . 2.4;i u 4 4 14 . -"AbO4l, -
~,
.rrb rz ii it i pa y v it. , . : f y., ' ,!,,,,,,".. .. ^ :o'.. + 4
Lome Philiaeli64-4.441A 4 aid 7.0.', 'AIL ,;"'
„.,, h.
Leave No m; ii
R.
! Leave PhalAephis FO •••4 Ork:l4,4ll.ofA.ALt /WA We"
6.1.6 1 am tip4 . 1134,V.,.14., j ---
nu mamma Oari Y6lDtnu',
Friday; leaving the Issilt "17t114 100(1 11 6 1- tca l & juni Kennett . r-eg. end.
peeling a West gm unction with a i t er hilt.:
douthis. OnWedri_esg cys and Saturdays trairtiedving Pill -
dolga dt kW P. ran Um:mato Oiford. •
e Train leaving g lladelphla at 7.46 A. K. tionnects of
ilziord with une of, caged ; for Peach Bottom. in ,
Lancaster leavea Peach. Bottom to
comma . at Otto tk Train for
The Train leaving Philadelphia at LSO F. M. tint to:
wdog ban, - •
ravengers allow_ pd to take Wearing ' Apparel ' Only. a
Baggagd, and the tm e t p upany will not in any ease be re s pen.
dem for ap amount mmiing one hundred do natant
a non a 4 ballade forthe same.' Sara '
_ , mralgßy-wOOD. Genre off'
ARUMFAST< FREIGHT LINE, j a,
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA It
ROAR,' to WElkeeberre. . Mahan°
Van M&lnet Oannel6 Centralia. end all Rona on
alley Railroad and 1 G m : tpee. ' • •
By nOnr arra4ements. - eeted fhb_ %
_Sai ON mad is
enabled to give mere despatch to woranandien can.
aVid to the above tuune4f r o v ) . ~.•, . f, ,
de Mitered at the PrOAIS piffot...
.. - a. E. eor. of , N and soista etr%
Before SP. ht.. , Will reach • Mount ,
Iffahanoy Citiv and thn other stations in 'Mahoney ,
Wambi egleye before 11 A. hL of the numeoffnil SAY
For Bodori , ;-__,BtealnohijLine Djrooti,
BAILING -FROM meeti POST 3111JE041111:
FROM PINE anwdynA.DELTRwAt.,/149:1 y 0214
' of ids itz the ' tinitchni
BOMAN* /AM Una; Captilitt O. Baker. 1 : , - q:.
'. 1 19AX00.1.= tone, Vapteld 8! 11 Matthe w .. :;„:,
' 11011 PIAMeT i tida tenet CePtain Lb ProviTt ' . '
Dec. NOttit.o trent Mts. ontiaturdotri - ec.,_ , tAr.....
The ItuideriAront ` Batton . on Elides, um, xY AL .
heee Summate* I mit punctually, Ands t is,
received every 4aTip:BreL to hed:ll o 4lvega i en a !
Frei ht (0r .p014 Del
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PROM SOUTH
Th - e JUNIATA will POR NRW.OR/1.KAt486.V 141 ;
HAVANA l liaturda,v.,Decomber 81, at 8 o'clock A.
The ST OF: THE 'OMAN will IigLES O 4; SP*
ORLBAL,
_VIA tlAVANA.__64nrday,_ Deeem _AU '
The N4WANDA , FOS ff4EarmAE.-
Saterds exember.2l. , at &o'clock A. M.
_The MMQ ‘ 41 74.9* - . SAVAIMAX War
sliefigniiii• win POR VVKailirOTONof, 0.4;
on Thuraday,December L'. at 5 o ' clock P.M. '
Throagli O hio of Lading signed, and Pullout
. 1:148tot
Bold to au pante South and..w.est. _
WILLIAM L ammo,. lenerategent.
CHARLES E. DILKEtt, "reight Aunt.
No, 814 &Mb Delaware :
'D;falif lANE FOR BALTTISO
dig ik via Cheasipetike ' and 'Delaware Coat
Pfillthia toed DaltfinereNzdint 194:41nt
boat Coarralind at d'clock P. 111.. •
The' Otelimers Of lihe a mow , Agind rejibbakr t -
tween um '.tort .l and lila orb; iewriti; rier
North Delaware **ague, above" etrOtpf",o l ,o4, ra r t
o'clock P. AL (Sundays antra ted.) • , -
Carrying all description of •Fteiglit as kntsui 019.,ottief
line.
andeight handled a ilth ((Mut, are, 7.411-I=PrOn/P4/1
forwarded' to points' heron the us fret°
, aftstioit 41 to t *. trjnOrtgUati arBPs
flescri For f don of Me=
a .1.1.1ys • . mOLISNorth Delawercrevensw •
EIEMI.MONTELF LINE:- ~ • ,'' •, 1
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BENDRICIC
—pi, il. i ....L ........ .. . ,lfdilee :.
pr rim.... A.RBANINIT A • . 4 .4 461;0 4.lfi• „ tar
eillel l3 o, 8 El. he 1 ' - • , port
' , P r -.•... .r. nawci
The steamship WFA.IO3ANDSTRIFILIX / .........,
will mil for Haves fin , Timmer tbetrialg , aseewsium—, az
at 8 o'clock: • I . , . 1 ,,, . • . r , .. ;,.. ,; ,; i,,.. ..
PUBI Havana , tlik, e i =el.i! . lJ 4 , ',-, :li•l'' '.. .'
110 fre ht received after _ 1 1 .1. ":',' -.'-'
For f reight or pasilats J.* .%TO ' ' ' .. lt " ..
r • • • 411 I it •• =Kai eon.
, , ~-. ~. -, I , Wire 'Van&
VOR TaVERPOOL, ' DEt3PATICIL—TITE
nrst.elles American__ GRIEPTAIN. Unions
n3glstor. Thomas hfdellanire, master. yea•
eel. haying a large partkas or. her oargo ongagmf.' gag'
PETER , For Waste of freig Walnut pe appsy, tth
VVRIGHT & SONS, 116 streot.
i sat io tnA l t NEW YORK—On:MD
rotation Company —uftpa mad , .
Lines via Deis wara nd ,
tan Canal after the igth of March.teavbirSat
12 and AL,
whichg.with all Northern au -
main . freight; will bittaken °nano
flatin apply to WAL M. BAIRD & CO!!
No. 122 .uth Delaware avenue.
CITY lOE BOAT.
The Office of the City Toe goat be
for the present at No. 500 'Oath Delaware?
do,
where applications for towage can be mule.
del6 tit;
POCKS 130088. POKTMEONNIENAIIse
Otekluß kIeNNRYINANLk RAILROAD Pffir anus NlT.
ThePeMagylvanla Railroad Company erelOr Ows ili ,
g.
that they willreeolve proposals until the ay tit
anir, um. for leasink t eoparately T tr ipae ' the 4,
N DEPOT HOT at Piltsb
1,1 E, at Altoona, and t e DINING hi„ 0
, Harrisburg Depot, for a term of yam, outtyrumeing on t or
before March 1,101. ,
The hotels at Pittsburgh and Altoona' are foinharell
throughout in the beet manner. # ,
It must be expressly understood thattiro railroad Corn.
pags will require . that all those ettablishtnente shall be
kept in a strictly nob ohne manner for the ocasswahmes
and comfort of paseerre patronising its lin ,_ i ____
proposals will be a dd ressed to JOHN M. ,1 • 4 1N0101".
Chairman of Special Ckmamitto+ No, gog &rob street
phil o om o br o , .. 1 . A f# •1 t woke° leis
rrovisci , Amp unwriuma. ,
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THOMAS
Mandacturere
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